https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/f19130889d98609eb40ef03dafe3a27c.pdf 82d20611ef194a43d2f8552c0520ff07 PDF Text Text ,. '\ ·~ ~~;~·· • 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 .. ' · · �' •lA,' ·\: .•? . "I 3 - Tho Dally Sentinel, . Mlddlej10ft-P-oy, J!llY 3, 1968 .:; ·~~~.~" ~ -,011~ ~ .1 . 1 ,, New Faeility MA!llN - . '!'Oin lhe u. s. Jluntlngtoo, and of!ldai]JI1umed...r new recreation ramp located at 1he DedlcatiOil will be held lat- er. Council at Ita ~ Manday discussed a larger water line whlch ...Wd extend tho cor- .,.: Standin . gs poration. carl Schwarz and Paul Bocook, both or Mason, bave purchaaod Jll'(JI10l1¥ 011 CarBOil Road eed inqdred abart water service. No definite acllon ns taken. .... INDEPENDENCE DAY, MOTHER SI'YLE Dear Helen: My lather, WUilam H. Ram- Dear Helen: sey, who was 94 on May lOth, baa asked me to tllank all the Today's wondarfulb- kind people who aent him letters and cards ot greetIng, after bla name appoarocl 1n your colunm. Betorehisdeath, 011 ~· 2nd, he knew what It toll like to be a celebrl~. It Almanac Whellover my slater feels depreaaod or nervlous. instead of tii!OWing a tantrum at her famlly lhe writes little things such u.s tllo mclosod. I thought It mll!hl be appropriate tor firecracker doJ. Dear Husband and Chlldreo ol 1bo Undorlli8ned: I hereby teoder my rosignatloa I I of July 4th, 1968, my poi'IOilal lndependlnce ~, I do not want to play house 11\Y DX>rol 1 do not ta be lhe following; unleSB I am &!ely paid . witll larp iPUtftles of TL c: --r. Dlal>wsaher. lraler. Wallll woman. letter! 'Ibole wonderful peoploa wbo took time to write to a perfect stranger have not only MlDDLEPCRT F1RE Department sponsors an oUtside dance party from 9 to 12 p. m. at the Middleport CommuniiY Park. The Jays wW be in charge. By United Press International Today is Wedne~, July 3, the !85th day of 1968 with 181 to follow. The moon is in its Orst quarter. The morning star is Saturn. The evening star isJuplter. given an old man a groat deli On tills day In history: of ~easuro but have lliao 3lven In 1775 Georp Waahlll!loo hie daughter an al>!dins taltll assumed <ommuid ol the in tile goodness o1 mankind Continental Army at camHazel Ramsey Doner, Lant!a:S- bridge, Mass. In 1819 the Bank ol savings In tor, Pa. Dear Helen: New York Cit)' became the ftrst 1 want to clear my conaclenoe GC IU kiod to q~en wllh 80 of a Wl'Ofl8 thing. Here• 11 my deposlter.s on the first day puttlng Into their accounta Laat BIIIIUilor I worked as ealh- $2,807. ler in a reslallrsnt owned by In 1892 workers at tlJO Jrlenda. One evening I looked carnegie Steel Co. In HomeaauiQIIcl\llla tor _some rea BOll 11114- W, . Pa., Qnt ~· • 'trll't. Che owner thought 1was atea11ng Befq,tf It waa'iliver 0111Jlov. ·20, money, 10 1 was told by Oiiotber 1892, seven guards along with 11 empl-. 1 wrote a lotlor ox- strikers and spectators had plalnlng my lnno<ence and atay. been l'atally shot. ed 00 the payroll. ' In 1950 American aoldlers met Last week, 1 doo'l know what lhe Nortll Koreans In baWe for posaesaod mo, but 1 took $6 the Drat Ume. from lhe WI. I haven't llept tor A thoul!ht lor the ciQ: French .everal nights because .of this. noveJiat Anatole France said, 1 think the OMlOr& know 1 took "People wbo have no woaknooIL 1 need Clio job and 1 11 k o ses are terrible: there Ia no way working tor them.' Please tell me to take advantage ol them." boW I can return tile mon01 led aot be conatdered a - COMMON PLAN BARBECUE TIUEF. MASON - Tho Ladles AuxDear C. F.: lllaey ol tho MaBOil Volum.r ~ IJ!Oatlcxt: Are you lleep. leas boeauseofll'illt- ortllrough Fire Department hal IIIIIOUIICed tear )'OU'Ve been found out? Re- thai they will bold a cblckeo 1unl tllo money, but don't expoct barbecue 011 July 13 on tile lot llllolning C!Qr Hall in MaBOil. leniBICO twice. - H. This eolunm Is decllcated to Cost Ia $1.25 per plate led oer. family Uvlng, 10 I! you're haY- ving will commence at 10 a.m. big kid trouble or just plain trouble, lot Helen help YOU. Jefferson Davis was includ~ Site will also welcome your own ed In the general amnesty of amusing -rloneao. AddreS8 IBM which released all the Heleo Botlel In care ol t h I o CoJilederale I e a d e r a from prison. Arbitrator. Nuroe. Dedor. .Won'ler. ;t*Wiilllor. · 'lleloreo. Finder of lost clolbiniPhoDe answerer. Euuaollllker. Plebr upper. Coot hanpr upper. Loae.,_ TV widow, lpred by both bollbend and diUdren. 1 love and oppreclatlon t'llr aerolcoa rendered. So aock 'em to me, tamllyl - LOVE, YOUR WIFE AN1J MOTHER Dear Holan: accept my aincere - . to ,.. led your rea<1tr1 t'llr printing aed .._ . . . . "' my note lor dlacardod JIYIOIII. Tbe response was terrlflc.- AI· •• KoHt; Rockaway. New Jer1101Dear Hal•: Sin"' our letter -"""" in 10Jr column. we have roeel•ad ... '1111117 nylon• ror use In our projoel of lmlttlng blankets for the DIOCI1- May we thank ell who belped? St. lolark'a Lutlleran Cburdl Womeo, Hackenaack, New Jeraoy. --- rI ------------Yt~11 Fl•• WHt Y01 W111t-It------------· Pkk111 -fr• Plrkl11 I I. II I I I r. . I I SUNDAY HYMN SING at Mt Hermon Church, POmeroY Route 3, SunciQ, 2 p. m. featuring Grate Brothers .lrOill Rutland. Loeal talent to be included. No ofler- 1,_. taken. Aao Class. ~sored by Too11o PIUIIE nwua II Fully Alr-CoodiUOOod 'store) OPEN DAILY 7:00 TO 5:3G-FRIDAY NITE TILL'· SATURDAY,TILL' I ' Cookout, ,, Slumber Party Held Friday A - kim Fick. Jean Whitehead, cathy Smith, Rhea Mora and Donna Matlack. I Holzer HoiQiitai: Vlllilngbouro 2-4 led 7-8 p.m. Pareels oaly on Pediatric• Ward. Adllitaatoaa Mrs. .Rfchard 0. Crabam, Rt. I Oo1Upoll1; Elwood J. Nidal, Rt. 2 r•ntpous; Mlehael F. Fadeter, Patriot Star Rt.; carl H. Beane, Bidwell; Malcolm E. ~. D, ~-... ()....- v. RabertiiOII, Mrs. Daniel W. Mellonold, Rf. I Rutland; Mrs. i1un A. Rawllnga, MlddltpOri; wn. Ham P. Turner, Jaeksoil; .Mro. JOIT1 K. Lambert, Revlllowoed; · · llella B. Bonll01, , I ONE DAY ONLY!! JULY FOURTH ~. "'• 30 9/10 Get a FREE AN~NA ROsE •••1•,"'~ v..it·IRIW' 8 galloll.!l of gasoline. · CERTIFIED OIL 538 w. '; . .. · V~t,tGUARD' N!~JE P . J~ • Dllehar•· )fro. Bill c. Clmjlbell, wwi'i J. COX, Ellen F. De11oJa, M. r 1. Reed w. Delhazo, SaDdta L..l!\'· ant, Mrs. Lee R. F&rre!I. 0,... W. Gomoa, Jr., " - ' u,&!lll, 'l'lloDda Jtlfwt, GrfiiOI'I' D. JW. 1y, Chel')'! L. LoiiiiJo Mro. Hal. lord ,J. Jividen, Jamea· J, llcllaulo, Lloyd E. Nl4tv, II r '!Herbert L. .0111011, Mro. 11tnr7 J. v0rpa, Mrs. Verno m...,-, Mrs. DaVId T, W8l'loiPirs, )Ira. lleld in Person ' Birth Mrl. Richard 0. Grablm, Rt. I Gelllpollt, 11011, 2:13p.m. Tulo. Ronald w. . . SIIOWS At 12:30-S:00-5:30-1:00 .. REduW ---·;•, , JULY SPECIAL• ._ !lvlvoatar N...,..., ' Jltri E. . Coold~, Coolville; WUIIaln L, Buti1, Rt. 2 Welllkln; Johmlf K. Crlllllr-.~ Rt. 2 Ook HIU; TOfi'J D. Slumbo, Wellatoa; Mro. Cora . Olllome, Wellatoo; lolarlha L. Mace, Rt.l_llew NaraN!eld; Mro. > '" T!..! · Goorp ""' cobt, Jllnuu> stnpot; llolllwm, Joft a.Je ~-------------------------~ PORTER WAGONER AIID THE . "WAGON MASTERS" WRH YPARTON &SPECK RHODES WllPO Radro Wll llooday b,y mtmberl of tour of Hawldno, Scott Fniei-, lllld MIchael Powora. "" • were n1ned out. CardaTop~s The Dodpra eaugbt op with Larry Jaster but stW eooldn't beat the cardinals. Juter, who has a 7-lllletlme record agalnat tho Dodaors, blow a ~ leed ao Jim Lefebvre tripled In two rUDs and ' • Of Dr. King R ALE KC tolimey Meet . ' ' Hov!ot 1 llknlc 111 tho 41hf 'flllll ,..-a want lo flb 1 lllftt I ... Ntbt tf 4aiicloul, U. 8. Gorlt. IIUIJI)ectled Kroger Premium Qualit11 •••••...,.•• trW ct.kkta. Krller fryen ... U. I. 0..•m•WIIIIMPI ... - alwert.., .....,. 0 0 0 ..... 4alldouol ·Fresh Fryers )b. Cut-Up victory over Phllade)Dhla. Jenkins, who picked up hls seventh nii'M.' losses, after Willie Smith and Adolfo Phillips victory against doubled doubled wolkod. Dem,y Lemaster pitched a four-hitter to pace Houston past Cincinnati Hoostoo only got two hits but they wore oll!lllgb to ....., ,,., Quartered Fryers __ -L-~ ="- ~~- _.. _ win the game. Both hits, by Hector Torres an:l Jim Wynn, came in the ftrst Inning led Pick 0' Chick·---------·---···- acored the drat Astro run. The other run "Scored ln the sixth when All-star 1econcl baseman TOmmy Helms made two - - luckot - f Fully Coobt1 Elp. 7/fl. $1.89 K_WI...._Ir_. Hnr.. All Moot ·~141~..... ._ 59c -· Turkeys .. ........ · wlththft...-_.,.. lfAMI'S 'anti ill UTRA 101' YAI.III TEHDIIUY IONB.IIS 80$1011 Roast I 5 Earl Sanborn Dies Recently PICIIIC FRIIO CHICIIb Roll · ~Ham • l :J Word has bean received ol lhe death of Earl Boyce Sanborn, Sr., 85, rormerly ol Middloport, at tho Pekin Memorial Hospital In 1'llldn, m., Juno 24. Bom 011 Dee. 7, 1882 at MlddiOIKirt, the 1011 ol WOllam Wailace and caroline lllaan Boyce Salilom, he gramated !rom MiddiOIKirl llilh Sebool in 1900. Ho atlondod the alumni rllllllion of lhe hll!h oellool in MlddltpOri in 1960. " Mr. Salilom waa aU. S. storebeper-: atoromia at Com Proolacts in Pekin !rom 1918 unUl 1929. He was a 50~oar member of 1he Em)lke MAIIOillc Lodp 124, F. and A. II. of whldl he waa a post maatar, tile lloYal Arch MaBOilio, Chopter 25 at Peldo, Kni&llta Tomplar, Mohammod $uine, lfodern WOIMimoo of America, Kldgbta of l'ylhlaa, Celolllll CIIY ~ 333, Onlar of '~"' Star, of whleb he was apollpatrooi. He wu a ~ of Grace -United llolbodlll tilll!'ob!orover es 101r1, waa a member 111. Mal,(_,.,.. oflhe Sana of tho Rewoluttoo, and lhe. ~ AoaoelaUoe of Retired Civil Sarvlea .. ...... ......... , . , . , Qulrtlr ,_.. .. t ...IIllo .... 0' Qldt Picnic Fried Chicken ____ •____ . Weiners sr..S wlthlflla_ ... ,..,d . . .. llrfl ..... ~ ......... ~•••• -.o erron. The annual Kypr Creek Alhlotle Booatora .Club horse &bow will be -cted at the bll!h acbool stacllum near Choohlre, begbmlng at 12:30 p.m. !Unda1. '!'be show will Include 16 events. Refreahmoata will be SO!'Yed, Ho. It EXTRA ·101' Y.wil ....... tl Clllckoo - It CWct P!Moo 99 It EXTRA 101' YAWl A'MM'S wtllo IIIIo - . - ...- t w t1 -·IU , ....... IIIII' ...... lb. ............ Spam ~- •••.•. 2 ....., ...... Catsup ··-···--· 5 .._.,... ___ ,_ Mustard .... 89c It-& =. $1 IHI. .................... l•r 19t: Plates . ____ . . . •. . '!:· 89c All- All Flavort Countr11 Club Big K Drinks .............. 10 Ice ................ Cllln ........ Napkins uio .,_II Allie.,... %-gal. crtn& ..................... ....... .... ,.. Ctlln .. De....., 10 -· --..... $1 $1 Towels . . . . . . . •••. . •. • 4 :!: $1 ••. ~:q~,. ' ' Re lllarrled 'Mlnllle - . AlbeiUeo on Fob; lt, 1806 In Paldil. 6he tirecedaci h I m in dertlh Gil ~ell · JJBO. ~an Jr.i K. ~· ·· Ao· = b-· ',' _.!..... Ferguson Jenkins drove ln .. New F•rnitur• . But Wes Mike lfnllt "" two rWII with an olgbth Inn!• double to lift lhe Cubs to the ~-· 3 ROOIS ..~ on w.-... ....... ~ In rellet .. Bud Harrelaoo, normally a reltable shortatap, booted a grounder wl Ill two out in lhe ninth to enable Plttaborgh to beat New York. AI McBean, 7-7, got the victory and Dick Selmo, 7--3, took the loss. t.r, • scored CIJVfllht, ,.. PIan Sports Doll 8 Ill. 1he Mlddlepori c • b Seoul Pack 244< Following !hair tour of 1he tacllltlet, the bOt• _...... on 1be ~~~ with Janet" pro.. gram. 111~ wore ae_..ed to lhe b,y deo ..... Mro. Ernie Fruer; Mn. SloYo rJacobo led Mro. Wallace Powera. Cllelta were Aprt1 Fruer, !IIllA Poworo led Richard Powero, IIIII tile eubo taldllg tile tour Joyed and pizza wa• served duriJW the eve~ Guests were Robyn Mllls, Jdy Kautz, Nancy .. .z.o, Parker's sltWie. 33 40 .452 15 • Chicago 32 40 .144 151> CINCINNATI (UPI) - WUUe fully undoratood our poallino." !(..hlngton 28 44 .389 llllh ~s. bolder ol llvo Ill atar Modell aald lhe j>ensioo plan TueociQ'a Reoulta records, will get 1 chance to Is what ataods in lhe way of a ,. Deti-olt 3 california I, nlgbt lmJQ'OVo on blo marks after be- actllemont. !IIIDl!aota 6 Cle..Jaod 0, ni8ltl big named today to appear In , Boaton 4 Ooklaed 3, night bls 11th All Star Jlllll1e July 9 WIMBLEDON, Fngland (UPI) , . Cblca&o II Baltimore, ppl, rain at tho Houston Astrodome. - Arthur Ashe of Richmond, New York at Wash. ppd, rain Jo1n1ni Mays to complele the Va., led Clark Graebner of Now TOday's Probable Pitchers National League roller 1 r e York wsre on the wrong side of ,. • (All Times EDT) catchera Tom Haller of L o o 1he odcla aaaln 1Vhon they eame , ,l callfornia (McGlothlin 6-4) at Allleloa and JolvuJy Bench of across a pair of Australian pro. ~ Detroit <McLain 14-2) 8 p.m. Cinclnnad; lnlleldera Rusty feoalortala today in the aeml-41·MliDl!aotl (Merritt s-'1) at staub of Houston, Julian Javier nala of the men' a sln81es or 1he · '. Cleveland (Tiant 1~, 7:30 of St. Loula, Gene AIIOJ of Pitts- Wimbledon tennis champion. ; p.m. ' . · burl!h and Tony Perez of Clncin- ohlila. . New York ~om.vre 9-5) natl; led ouUieldero Felipe Alou Alhe, tho soeond • ranking ; at Waoblngton (B. Howard 9-5) of Allonta and hls1<1U1119l' broth- amateur In the United States •~ 8:_011 P.m. or MAllY of Pltt&bur!ib. and seeded 13111 here, was pair:: ·• Olleago O'etors 3-8 led ed aaalnst top-aeedecl Red Laver, 1 ': Flshof 2-4) at BalUmore (liar. CLEVELANIJ (UPI) - With the world's loading player, while ·.: dln S-i and Phoeboa. 6-8) 2, 5:30 National Football Leque play. Graobner went aaatnat lellllandera oaco apln threatening to er Tony Roche. :· p.m. !Midand (Oclom 8-4) at Booton tllrlke after rejecting the pen. ·(C\IIJI 4-4) 7~0 p.m. _ ston aopect of lhe contract of. TOLIDO (UPI) - Tough-luck National League lor from ownoro, NFL Prelldent Jim lllellonback picked up his ,, W. L. PeL GBArt Modell lhlnk1 tile rejectloo lira! victory of tile season after si. Louis 48 30 .615 1111111 be <No to oomo miiWI· nvo BUecoasivo defoato, pltdiAtlaala 40 37 .519 ~i,deralandins. ins Columbus to a 7-3 victory San Fl'lllclsco 41_ 38 .519 7'h "We regret uceedlng]JI that 111/er Toledo led Inching the Jel1 37 36 .507 l!'h tile players haVe reJected tho to within a pme and a half or · Pltloburgh , (:ln<lmatl 38 38 .500 9 results ol veey lrullful neiiiJI(a- tile International League4eadins Lo1 AJwe~ea 40 40 .500 9 Uona we had in Detroit. Wetllink Mud Heos. PhUaclelpbla 34 36 •486 1o perhaps tho Plll!'era may not have lllellonllacb, wbo made h I s New York 36 39 .480 'to'h llrat atart oa!)' tllree wseka ago, Chleaso 33 42 .440 131,\ pve up !oor bits In tile first ::Hoostoo 33 44 .429 141,\ International League~ two lmblga, but llll'vlved t6e 0 ~ Tue~'IJ!f,•'!IU United .P-•s lnternallonal Mud Hens. fCbiCOC05 P~~ . ~ ... --"" . o · ' ' ' W L Pet GB . . ;~."' .. ' lftlsburgb 2 ~ Yor~ 1, idgbt Toledo 40 35 .533 _ -HWfloo 2 Clnelnnall 0, ni8ltl Rochester 36 33 522 1 ·.s.n fl'aD s Atlanta o, ataht Columbo& 35 33 :su I'"' St. Loots 5 Loa ~les 3, night Jacksonville 35 35 500 2'h ..<' TOtlaTs Proboblo Pltchora Buftalo 36 37 :493 3 ' (All Tlme1 EDT) Lou(&ville 36 38 •486 3'h L V Phllaclelpldl (L. Jackam 6-9) Richmond 35 37 486 3'h ClDUle .1' . ;at Chicago (lloltzmon 5-4), 2(30 S,yracuae 32 37 :464 5 ·p.m. Tue~'s Resulto · • Pltlaburgb O!laaa s-2) II New Buftalo 5 Loulavtne 3 (1st, 7 ·York (II.Yan 6-6), 2 p.m. tnnt,_.s) , ; Allanta (~a 4-5l ll San Bufl'alo 2 Louisville 1 (2nd 10 NEW YORK (UPI) - A pro~ Fl'lllcloeo (l>erry 7-4), 4p.m. Innings) ' teallonil balketbell all • alar ' . ClnciHnatf (Ciooinpr t-5) at CoiiiiiiiHia 7 Toledo 3 pme will beheld AIIIJ. 15 in mom_-Boustoo .(Dierker 8-10), 8:30 Rocheator 8 Rfehmond 6 ory of .W. civil rll!hta leader P. m. Jackscinvlllo 7 S)'racuse 5 Vr. Luther King. Plana for tho aports trlbato to KIDc wore IDIIOOIII<ed by tile Soulllera Christian Leadarohlil Cooference, whldl he headed, New York M&yw John V. Lindaay led Oscar !lobo~ of lbe Cinclmatl Royals. LindU, and ll<lberlloo, w h o 11 alao prelldent of Clio National llosketball Assoelalino Plq. en Aaaoclatloa, said Clio pme · Woold 1nvo1.. 30 NBA atarslllld Woold be held ot Slnpr Bowl in Fiullblng, N. Y. Tho procoodo !rom 1he pme ari to ail to 1he SCLC led I b o MQor'o Commission oa Youth .. . ~~~eal Flllleoa. . · · .ild>ertaoa termad tha pme 111 autcr0w11t «tile playei-a• cloop fM!Inr1iw "~DUll be ·· !loat to hnniJi- tile 111011111r7 of llt. King." > Taken by Cub Den Miss Debbie Wood, daugbter of Mr. and Mrs. Rubert Wood, entertained with a cookout aod slumber party it her heme near Chester Friday night , Roeords and dancing were'en- Blum, .. In 1ho' llrat tour IMIIW• to wrap up the game. Elsewhere in. 1110 Natlonel Lequo, St. Loulo jiiii!)Od Loa ' An&eloo 5-3, Hooat~~n blaDkecl . Cind,.,.u PI~ edaod' Nn York 2-1 led Chicago beat Pltuburgb 5-2. In the Amorl.., League, Milaaot!l blanked CJevoJallll Go, Boa~ ntwed Ooklaol 4-3 led Deb-olt ' - " calllornla a. I. Tha New Yorh-Wubi~W~on led Chiea&o-Baltlmca-o JIIIII10S Shannon singled In tho tiebrooking fWI in the olibth and Woyno Granbor won the JIIIII10 New York alory: Codff!?? ·. Please you could oa1y have soon the happiness on his tace, with each 1934 whUo Mlr!chal hal a glltterl111 15-3 ·record lido year led Glboon aed beyadlle are both 10-5, tho race 'for the Cy Y011118 Award for the ,..,..,s beat pitcher lo aWl prett,y oven. See!llld ShuiD<rt Althougb he hal 16 COillpleto eame•, Marichll'• • hut o ut lpinat tho Braves was only bls seeond of the souon. Dryadllo led ()lbooo, who both ha vo better ERA's than lolarlchalllda aea100, 'have sewn and ftve shutoota reapecUvaly. Marlehal dldo't need the belp asatnat tho Bravos Tue~ nlglrt. He wall!ed oa!)' · one batter hesldea 81vlng Q11 lhe Dve blta and struck out lour lVhllo breezing to the trllllllllh. 11to Giants J~ on AUanta atarter Pat Jarvis lor elgbt blta ~- 10. Tbese are available at the clt,y bulldins. The Water omce will be cloud !rom July 4 WI· W July 8. Altendlng wsre Acting Mayor Chari- Jenka and councilmen, OII!Oil Wright, Goorao CarBOil and Donald John. uSee eBy Helen Sorrel . . : : :~~~ :"'s . ts S =nla :~ =:::: :~~ I]JOr ummary By unanimous vote the COWlCll buy a new lawn mower. Clt,y Ucooses wsre due July I and bualnessea have until July agreed to Helen Help . winner In the ~or ,....,., olnce Dlzey 'Deao acc<IJWIIIhed the teatJn ,19'3t. B!lt even II he does 'ti, he'U probably have a clolo battle In the bollollng !or the Cy Yoong Award since both Don Vryadlle led Bob Glboon "I• lit ••._.....rreef" llao have ouporb credoolllla for the hOilor this year. lolarlchal chalked up bla 15th victory T110,day nljjht with a By Untied Preao international llvH!tter I I lhe San Fnndoco ·' · American League GIMI1 atopped the A1laDta W. L. Pet. G#faves 5-0• . Detroit so 27 .649 The trl'""ph put Marlchll 10 Clevolaod 43 37 .538 ~i,c~Qa ahead of Dean's pace In Baltimore 38 35 •621 10 CoJ1t of Enllnool:t, eed of Pomer<11 S1reo1; 011 ~­ ~- UP! Sport. J11111 lolarlchal may have to c.atch Dlzey 'Dean 'If ho'a got_. ,to win the ()'. YO\IIW Award lido Mal'Jchll ha8 a 'loOd shot at "' lhe town, tile area ' becOmiDI lhe' Drot 30-pme Co~at ,of , " Mariclial Wins, 15th ' ........ ;, . , Mlll ' . Atmlw llliFilrlfRI· Vegetole ............... ' - Ceftfalle' ...... .Lo.Col Strawberries •••• ...., 69t . Fn,it_Drinks •. 2:.:$1 '. , ......... ... 69e ~I •\ ' 89e. �' •lA,' ·\: .•? . "I 3 - Tho Dally Sentinel, . Mlddlej10ft-P-oy, J!llY 3, 1968 .:; ·~~~.~" ~ -,011~ ~ .1 . 1 ,, New Faeility MA!llN - . '!'Oin lhe u. s. Jluntlngtoo, and of!ldai]JI1umed...r new recreation ramp located at 1he DedlcatiOil will be held lat- er. Council at Ita ~ Manday discussed a larger water line whlch ...Wd extend tho cor- .,.: Standin . gs poration. carl Schwarz and Paul Bocook, both or Mason, bave purchaaod Jll'(JI10l1¥ 011 CarBOil Road eed inqdred abart water service. No definite acllon ns taken. .... INDEPENDENCE DAY, MOTHER SI'YLE Dear Helen: My lather, WUilam H. Ram- Dear Helen: sey, who was 94 on May lOth, baa asked me to tllank all the Today's wondarfulb- kind people who aent him letters and cards ot greetIng, after bla name appoarocl 1n your colunm. Betorehisdeath, 011 ~· 2nd, he knew what It toll like to be a celebrl~. It Almanac Whellover my slater feels depreaaod or nervlous. instead of tii!OWing a tantrum at her famlly lhe writes little things such u.s tllo mclosod. I thought It mll!hl be appropriate tor firecracker doJ. Dear Husband and Chlldreo ol 1bo Undorlli8ned: I hereby teoder my rosignatloa I I of July 4th, 1968, my poi'IOilal lndependlnce ~, I do not want to play house 11\Y DX>rol 1 do not ta be lhe following; unleSB I am &!ely paid . witll larp iPUtftles of TL c: --r. Dlal>wsaher. lraler. Wallll woman. letter! 'Ibole wonderful peoploa wbo took time to write to a perfect stranger have not only MlDDLEPCRT F1RE Department sponsors an oUtside dance party from 9 to 12 p. m. at the Middleport CommuniiY Park. The Jays wW be in charge. By United Press International Today is Wedne~, July 3, the !85th day of 1968 with 181 to follow. The moon is in its Orst quarter. The morning star is Saturn. The evening star isJuplter. given an old man a groat deli On tills day In history: of ~easuro but have lliao 3lven In 1775 Georp Waahlll!loo hie daughter an al>!dins taltll assumed <ommuid ol the in tile goodness o1 mankind Continental Army at camHazel Ramsey Doner, Lant!a:S- bridge, Mass. In 1819 the Bank ol savings In tor, Pa. Dear Helen: New York Cit)' became the ftrst 1 want to clear my conaclenoe GC IU kiod to q~en wllh 80 of a Wl'Ofl8 thing. Here• 11 my deposlter.s on the first day puttlng Into their accounta Laat BIIIIUilor I worked as ealh- $2,807. ler in a reslallrsnt owned by In 1892 workers at tlJO Jrlenda. One evening I looked carnegie Steel Co. In HomeaauiQIIcl\llla tor _some rea BOll 11114- W, . Pa., Qnt ~· • 'trll't. Che owner thought 1was atea11ng Befq,tf It waa'iliver 0111Jlov. ·20, money, 10 1 was told by Oiiotber 1892, seven guards along with 11 empl-. 1 wrote a lotlor ox- strikers and spectators had plalnlng my lnno<ence and atay. been l'atally shot. ed 00 the payroll. ' In 1950 American aoldlers met Last week, 1 doo'l know what lhe Nortll Koreans In baWe for posaesaod mo, but 1 took $6 the Drat Ume. from lhe WI. I haven't llept tor A thoul!ht lor the ciQ: French .everal nights because .of this. noveJiat Anatole France said, 1 think the OMlOr& know 1 took "People wbo have no woaknooIL 1 need Clio job and 1 11 k o ses are terrible: there Ia no way working tor them.' Please tell me to take advantage ol them." boW I can return tile mon01 led aot be conatdered a - COMMON PLAN BARBECUE TIUEF. MASON - Tho Ladles AuxDear C. F.: lllaey ol tho MaBOil Volum.r ~ IJ!Oatlcxt: Are you lleep. leas boeauseofll'illt- ortllrough Fire Department hal IIIIIOUIICed tear )'OU'Ve been found out? Re- thai they will bold a cblckeo 1unl tllo money, but don't expoct barbecue 011 July 13 on tile lot llllolning C!Qr Hall in MaBOil. leniBICO twice. - H. This eolunm Is decllcated to Cost Ia $1.25 per plate led oer. family Uvlng, 10 I! you're haY- ving will commence at 10 a.m. big kid trouble or just plain trouble, lot Helen help YOU. Jefferson Davis was includ~ Site will also welcome your own ed In the general amnesty of amusing -rloneao. AddreS8 IBM which released all the Heleo Botlel In care ol t h I o CoJilederale I e a d e r a from prison. Arbitrator. Nuroe. Dedor. .Won'ler. ;t*Wiilllor. · 'lleloreo. Finder of lost clolbiniPhoDe answerer. Euuaollllker. Plebr upper. Coot hanpr upper. Loae.,_ TV widow, lpred by both bollbend and diUdren. 1 love and oppreclatlon t'llr aerolcoa rendered. So aock 'em to me, tamllyl - LOVE, YOUR WIFE AN1J MOTHER Dear Holan: accept my aincere - . to ,.. led your rea<1tr1 t'llr printing aed .._ . . . . "' my note lor dlacardod JIYIOIII. Tbe response was terrlflc.- AI· •• KoHt; Rockaway. New Jer1101Dear Hal•: Sin"' our letter -"""" in 10Jr column. we have roeel•ad ... '1111117 nylon• ror use In our projoel of lmlttlng blankets for the DIOCI1- May we thank ell who belped? St. lolark'a Lutlleran Cburdl Womeo, Hackenaack, New Jeraoy. --- rI ------------Yt~11 Fl•• WHt Y01 W111t-It------------· Pkk111 -fr• Plrkl11 I I. II I I I r. . I I SUNDAY HYMN SING at Mt Hermon Church, POmeroY Route 3, SunciQ, 2 p. m. featuring Grate Brothers .lrOill Rutland. Loeal talent to be included. No ofler- 1,_. taken. Aao Class. ~sored by Too11o PIUIIE nwua II Fully Alr-CoodiUOOod 'store) OPEN DAILY 7:00 TO 5:3G-FRIDAY NITE TILL'· SATURDAY,TILL' I ' Cookout, ,, Slumber Party Held Friday A - kim Fick. Jean Whitehead, cathy Smith, Rhea Mora and Donna Matlack. I Holzer HoiQiitai: Vlllilngbouro 2-4 led 7-8 p.m. Pareels oaly on Pediatric• Ward. Adllitaatoaa Mrs. .Rfchard 0. Crabam, Rt. I Oo1Upoll1; Elwood J. Nidal, Rt. 2 r•ntpous; Mlehael F. Fadeter, Patriot Star Rt.; carl H. Beane, Bidwell; Malcolm E. ~. D, ~-... ()....- v. RabertiiOII, Mrs. Daniel W. Mellonold, Rf. I Rutland; Mrs. i1un A. Rawllnga, MlddltpOri; wn. Ham P. Turner, Jaeksoil; .Mro. JOIT1 K. Lambert, Revlllowoed; · · llella B. Bonll01, , I ONE DAY ONLY!! JULY FOURTH ~. "'• 30 9/10 Get a FREE AN~NA ROsE •••1•,"'~ v..it·IRIW' 8 galloll.!l of gasoline. · CERTIFIED OIL 538 w. '; . .. · V~t,tGUARD' N!~JE P . J~ • Dllehar•· )fro. Bill c. Clmjlbell, wwi'i J. COX, Ellen F. De11oJa, M. r 1. Reed w. Delhazo, SaDdta L..l!\'· ant, Mrs. Lee R. F&rre!I. 0,... W. Gomoa, Jr., " - ' u,&!lll, 'l'lloDda Jtlfwt, GrfiiOI'I' D. JW. 1y, Chel')'! L. LoiiiiJo Mro. Hal. lord ,J. Jividen, Jamea· J, llcllaulo, Lloyd E. Nl4tv, II r '!Herbert L. .0111011, Mro. 11tnr7 J. v0rpa, Mrs. Verno m...,-, Mrs. DaVId T, W8l'loiPirs, )Ira. lleld in Person ' Birth Mrl. Richard 0. Grablm, Rt. I Gelllpollt, 11011, 2:13p.m. Tulo. Ronald w. . . SIIOWS At 12:30-S:00-5:30-1:00 .. REduW ---·;•, , JULY SPECIAL• ._ !lvlvoatar N...,..., ' Jltri E. . Coold~, Coolville; WUIIaln L, Buti1, Rt. 2 Welllkln; Johmlf K. Crlllllr-.~ Rt. 2 Ook HIU; TOfi'J D. Slumbo, Wellatoa; Mro. Cora . Olllome, Wellatoo; lolarlha L. Mace, Rt.l_llew NaraN!eld; Mro. > '" T!..! · Goorp ""' cobt, Jllnuu> stnpot; llolllwm, Joft a.Je ~-------------------------~ PORTER WAGONER AIID THE . "WAGON MASTERS" WRH YPARTON &SPECK RHODES WllPO Radro Wll llooday b,y mtmberl of tour of Hawldno, Scott Fniei-, lllld MIchael Powora. "" • were n1ned out. CardaTop~s The Dodpra eaugbt op with Larry Jaster but stW eooldn't beat the cardinals. Juter, who has a 7-lllletlme record agalnat tho Dodaors, blow a ~ leed ao Jim Lefebvre tripled In two rUDs and ' • Of Dr. King R ALE KC tolimey Meet . ' ' Hov!ot 1 llknlc 111 tho 41hf 'flllll ,..-a want lo flb 1 lllftt I ... Ntbt tf 4aiicloul, U. 8. Gorlt. IIUIJI)ectled Kroger Premium Qualit11 •••••...,.•• trW ct.kkta. Krller fryen ... U. I. 0..•m•WIIIIMPI ... - alwert.., .....,. 0 0 0 ..... 4alldouol ·Fresh Fryers )b. Cut-Up victory over Phllade)Dhla. Jenkins, who picked up hls seventh nii'M.' losses, after Willie Smith and Adolfo Phillips victory against doubled doubled wolkod. Dem,y Lemaster pitched a four-hitter to pace Houston past Cincinnati Hoostoo only got two hits but they wore oll!lllgb to ....., ,,., Quartered Fryers __ -L-~ ="- ~~- _.. _ win the game. Both hits, by Hector Torres an:l Jim Wynn, came in the ftrst Inning led Pick 0' Chick·---------·---···- acored the drat Astro run. The other run "Scored ln the sixth when All-star 1econcl baseman TOmmy Helms made two - - luckot - f Fully Coobt1 Elp. 7/fl. $1.89 K_WI...._Ir_. Hnr.. All Moot ·~141~..... ._ 59c -· Turkeys .. ........ · wlththft...-_.,.. lfAMI'S 'anti ill UTRA 101' YAI.III TEHDIIUY IONB.IIS 80$1011 Roast I 5 Earl Sanborn Dies Recently PICIIIC FRIIO CHICIIb Roll · ~Ham • l :J Word has bean received ol lhe death of Earl Boyce Sanborn, Sr., 85, rormerly ol Middloport, at tho Pekin Memorial Hospital In 1'llldn, m., Juno 24. Bom 011 Dee. 7, 1882 at MlddiOIKirt, the 1011 ol WOllam Wailace and caroline lllaan Boyce Salilom, he gramated !rom MiddiOIKirl llilh Sebool in 1900. Ho atlondod the alumni rllllllion of lhe hll!h oellool in MlddltpOri in 1960. " Mr. Salilom waa aU. S. storebeper-: atoromia at Com Proolacts in Pekin !rom 1918 unUl 1929. He was a 50~oar member of 1he Em)lke MAIIOillc Lodp 124, F. and A. II. of whldl he waa a post maatar, tile lloYal Arch MaBOilio, Chopter 25 at Peldo, Kni&llta Tomplar, Mohammod $uine, lfodern WOIMimoo of America, Kldgbta of l'ylhlaa, Celolllll CIIY ~ 333, Onlar of '~"' Star, of whleb he was apollpatrooi. He wu a ~ of Grace -United llolbodlll tilll!'ob!orover es 101r1, waa a member 111. Mal,(_,.,.. oflhe Sana of tho Rewoluttoo, and lhe. ~ AoaoelaUoe of Retired Civil Sarvlea .. ...... ......... , . , . , Qulrtlr ,_.. .. t ...IIllo .... 0' Qldt Picnic Fried Chicken ____ •____ . Weiners sr..S wlthlflla_ ... ,..,d . . .. llrfl ..... ~ ......... ~•••• -.o erron. The annual Kypr Creek Alhlotle Booatora .Club horse &bow will be -cted at the bll!h acbool stacllum near Choohlre, begbmlng at 12:30 p.m. !Unda1. '!'be show will Include 16 events. Refreahmoata will be SO!'Yed, Ho. It EXTRA ·101' Y.wil ....... tl Clllckoo - It CWct P!Moo 99 It EXTRA 101' YAWl A'MM'S wtllo IIIIo - . - ...- t w t1 -·IU , ....... IIIII' ...... lb. ............ Spam ~- •••.•. 2 ....., ...... Catsup ··-···--· 5 .._.,... ___ ,_ Mustard .... 89c It-& =. $1 IHI. .................... l•r 19t: Plates . ____ . . . •. . '!:· 89c All- All Flavort Countr11 Club Big K Drinks .............. 10 Ice ................ Cllln ........ Napkins uio .,_II Allie.,... %-gal. crtn& ..................... ....... .... ,.. Ctlln .. De....., 10 -· --..... $1 $1 Towels . . . . . . . •••. . •. • 4 :!: $1 ••. ~:q~,. ' ' Re lllarrled 'Mlnllle - . AlbeiUeo on Fob; lt, 1806 In Paldil. 6he tirecedaci h I m in dertlh Gil ~ell · JJBO. ~an Jr.i K. ~· ·· Ao· = b-· ',' _.!..... Ferguson Jenkins drove ln .. New F•rnitur• . But Wes Mike lfnllt "" two rWII with an olgbth Inn!• double to lift lhe Cubs to the ~-· 3 ROOIS ..~ on w.-... ....... ~ In rellet .. Bud Harrelaoo, normally a reltable shortatap, booted a grounder wl Ill two out in lhe ninth to enable Plttaborgh to beat New York. AI McBean, 7-7, got the victory and Dick Selmo, 7--3, took the loss. t.r, • scored CIJVfllht, ,.. PIan Sports Doll 8 Ill. 1he Mlddlepori c • b Seoul Pack 244< Following !hair tour of 1he tacllltlet, the bOt• _...... on 1be ~~~ with Janet" pro.. gram. 111~ wore ae_..ed to lhe b,y deo ..... Mro. Ernie Fruer; Mn. SloYo rJacobo led Mro. Wallace Powera. Cllelta were Aprt1 Fruer, !IIllA Poworo led Richard Powero, IIIII tile eubo taldllg tile tour Joyed and pizza wa• served duriJW the eve~ Guests were Robyn Mllls, Jdy Kautz, Nancy .. .z.o, Parker's sltWie. 33 40 .452 15 • Chicago 32 40 .144 151> CINCINNATI (UPI) - WUUe fully undoratood our poallino." !(..hlngton 28 44 .389 llllh ~s. bolder ol llvo Ill atar Modell aald lhe j>ensioo plan TueociQ'a Reoulta records, will get 1 chance to Is what ataods in lhe way of a ,. Deti-olt 3 california I, nlgbt lmJQ'OVo on blo marks after be- actllemont. !IIIDl!aota 6 Cle..Jaod 0, ni8ltl big named today to appear In , Boaton 4 Ooklaed 3, night bls 11th All Star Jlllll1e July 9 WIMBLEDON, Fngland (UPI) , . Cblca&o II Baltimore, ppl, rain at tho Houston Astrodome. - Arthur Ashe of Richmond, New York at Wash. ppd, rain Jo1n1ni Mays to complele the Va., led Clark Graebner of Now TOday's Probable Pitchers National League roller 1 r e York wsre on the wrong side of ,. • (All Times EDT) catchera Tom Haller of L o o 1he odcla aaaln 1Vhon they eame , ,l callfornia (McGlothlin 6-4) at Allleloa and JolvuJy Bench of across a pair of Australian pro. ~ Detroit <McLain 14-2) 8 p.m. Cinclnnad; lnlleldera Rusty feoalortala today in the aeml-41·MliDl!aotl (Merritt s-'1) at staub of Houston, Julian Javier nala of the men' a sln81es or 1he · '. Cleveland (Tiant 1~, 7:30 of St. Loula, Gene AIIOJ of Pitts- Wimbledon tennis champion. ; p.m. ' . · burl!h and Tony Perez of Clncin- ohlila. . New York ~om.vre 9-5) natl; led ouUieldero Felipe Alou Alhe, tho soeond • ranking ; at Waoblngton (B. Howard 9-5) of Allonta and hls1<1U1119l' broth- amateur In the United States •~ 8:_011 P.m. or MAllY of Pltt&bur!ib. and seeded 13111 here, was pair:: ·• Olleago O'etors 3-8 led ed aaalnst top-aeedecl Red Laver, 1 ': Flshof 2-4) at BalUmore (liar. CLEVELANIJ (UPI) - With the world's loading player, while ·.: dln S-i and Phoeboa. 6-8) 2, 5:30 National Football Leque play. Graobner went aaatnat lellllandera oaco apln threatening to er Tony Roche. :· p.m. !Midand (Oclom 8-4) at Booton tllrlke after rejecting the pen. ·(C\IIJI 4-4) 7~0 p.m. _ ston aopect of lhe contract of. TOLIDO (UPI) - Tough-luck National League lor from ownoro, NFL Prelldent Jim lllellonback picked up his ,, W. L. PeL GBArt Modell lhlnk1 tile rejectloo lira! victory of tile season after si. Louis 48 30 .615 1111111 be <No to oomo miiWI· nvo BUecoasivo defoato, pltdiAtlaala 40 37 .519 ~i,deralandins. ins Columbus to a 7-3 victory San Fl'lllclsco 41_ 38 .519 7'h "We regret uceedlng]JI that 111/er Toledo led Inching the Jel1 37 36 .507 l!'h tile players haVe reJected tho to within a pme and a half or · Pltloburgh , (:ln<lmatl 38 38 .500 9 results ol veey lrullful neiiiJI(a- tile International League4eadins Lo1 AJwe~ea 40 40 .500 9 Uona we had in Detroit. Wetllink Mud Heos. PhUaclelpbla 34 36 •486 1o perhaps tho Plll!'era may not have lllellonllacb, wbo made h I s New York 36 39 .480 'to'h llrat atart oa!)' tllree wseka ago, Chleaso 33 42 .440 131,\ pve up !oor bits In tile first ::Hoostoo 33 44 .429 141,\ International League~ two lmblga, but llll'vlved t6e 0 ~ Tue~'IJ!f,•'!IU United .P-•s lnternallonal Mud Hens. fCbiCOC05 P~~ . ~ ... --"" . o · ' ' ' W L Pet GB . . ;~."' .. ' lftlsburgb 2 ~ Yor~ 1, idgbt Toledo 40 35 .533 _ -HWfloo 2 Clnelnnall 0, ni8ltl Rochester 36 33 522 1 ·.s.n fl'aD s Atlanta o, ataht Columbo& 35 33 :su I'"' St. Loots 5 Loa ~les 3, night Jacksonville 35 35 500 2'h ..<' TOtlaTs Proboblo Pltchora Buftalo 36 37 :493 3 ' (All Tlme1 EDT) Lou(&ville 36 38 •486 3'h L V Phllaclelpldl (L. Jackam 6-9) Richmond 35 37 486 3'h ClDUle .1' . ;at Chicago (lloltzmon 5-4), 2(30 S,yracuae 32 37 :464 5 ·p.m. Tue~'s Resulto · • Pltlaburgb O!laaa s-2) II New Buftalo 5 Loulavtne 3 (1st, 7 ·York (II.Yan 6-6), 2 p.m. tnnt,_.s) , ; Allanta (~a 4-5l ll San Bufl'alo 2 Louisville 1 (2nd 10 NEW YORK (UPI) - A pro~ Fl'lllcloeo (l>erry 7-4), 4p.m. Innings) ' teallonil balketbell all • alar ' . ClnciHnatf (Ciooinpr t-5) at CoiiiiiiiHia 7 Toledo 3 pme will beheld AIIIJ. 15 in mom_-Boustoo .(Dierker 8-10), 8:30 Rocheator 8 Rfehmond 6 ory of .W. civil rll!hta leader P. m. Jackscinvlllo 7 S)'racuse 5 Vr. Luther King. Plana for tho aports trlbato to KIDc wore IDIIOOIII<ed by tile Soulllera Christian Leadarohlil Cooference, whldl he headed, New York M&yw John V. Lindaay led Oscar !lobo~ of lbe Cinclmatl Royals. LindU, and ll<lberlloo, w h o 11 alao prelldent of Clio National llosketball Assoelalino Plq. en Aaaoclatloa, said Clio pme · Woold 1nvo1.. 30 NBA atarslllld Woold be held ot Slnpr Bowl in Fiullblng, N. Y. Tho procoodo !rom 1he pme ari to ail to 1he SCLC led I b o MQor'o Commission oa Youth .. . ~~~eal Flllleoa. . · · .ild>ertaoa termad tha pme 111 autcr0w11t «tile playei-a• cloop fM!Inr1iw "~DUll be ·· !loat to hnniJi- tile 111011111r7 of llt. King." > Taken by Cub Den Miss Debbie Wood, daugbter of Mr. and Mrs. Rubert Wood, entertained with a cookout aod slumber party it her heme near Chester Friday night , Roeords and dancing were'en- Blum, .. In 1ho' llrat tour IMIIW• to wrap up the game. Elsewhere in. 1110 Natlonel Lequo, St. Loulo jiiii!)Od Loa ' An&eloo 5-3, Hooat~~n blaDkecl . Cind,.,.u PI~ edaod' Nn York 2-1 led Chicago beat Pltuburgb 5-2. In the Amorl.., League, Milaaot!l blanked CJevoJallll Go, Boa~ ntwed Ooklaol 4-3 led Deb-olt ' - " calllornla a. I. Tha New Yorh-Wubi~W~on led Chiea&o-Baltlmca-o JIIIII10S Shannon singled In tho tiebrooking fWI in the olibth and Woyno Granbor won the JIIIII10 New York alory: Codff!?? ·. Please you could oa1y have soon the happiness on his tace, with each 1934 whUo Mlr!chal hal a glltterl111 15-3 ·record lido year led Glboon aed beyadlle are both 10-5, tho race 'for the Cy Y011118 Award for the ,..,..,s beat pitcher lo aWl prett,y oven. See!llld ShuiD<rt Althougb he hal 16 COillpleto eame•, Marichll'• • hut o ut lpinat tho Braves was only bls seeond of the souon. Dryadllo led ()lbooo, who both ha vo better ERA's than lolarlchalllda aea100, 'have sewn and ftve shutoota reapecUvaly. Marlehal dldo't need the belp asatnat tho Bravos Tue~ nlglrt. He wall!ed oa!)' · one batter hesldea 81vlng Q11 lhe Dve blta and struck out lour lVhllo breezing to the trllllllllh. 11to Giants J~ on AUanta atarter Pat Jarvis lor elgbt blta ~- 10. Tbese are available at the clt,y bulldins. The Water omce will be cloud !rom July 4 WI· W July 8. Altendlng wsre Acting Mayor Chari- Jenka and councilmen, OII!Oil Wright, Goorao CarBOil and Donald John. uSee eBy Helen Sorrel . . : : :~~~ :"'s . ts S =nla :~ =:::: :~~ I]JOr ummary By unanimous vote the COWlCll buy a new lawn mower. Clt,y Ucooses wsre due July I and bualnessea have until July agreed to Helen Help . winner In the ~or ,....,., olnce Dlzey 'Deao acc<IJWIIIhed the teatJn ,19'3t. B!lt even II he does 'ti, he'U probably have a clolo battle In the bollollng !or the Cy Yoong Award since both Don Vryadlle led Bob Glboon "I• lit ••._.....rreef" llao have ouporb credoolllla for the hOilor this year. lolarlchal chalked up bla 15th victory T110,day nljjht with a By Untied Preao international llvH!tter I I lhe San Fnndoco ·' · American League GIMI1 atopped the A1laDta W. L. Pet. G#faves 5-0• . Detroit so 27 .649 The trl'""ph put Marlchll 10 Clevolaod 43 37 .538 ~i,c~Qa ahead of Dean's pace In Baltimore 38 35 •621 10 CoJ1t of Enllnool:t, eed of Pomer<11 S1reo1; 011 ~­ ~- UP! Sport. J11111 lolarlchal may have to c.atch Dlzey 'Dean 'If ho'a got_. ,to win the ()'. YO\IIW Award lido Mal'Jchll ha8 a 'loOd shot at "' lhe town, tile area ' becOmiDI lhe' Drot 30-pme Co~at ,of , " Mariclial Wins, 15th ' ........ ;, . , Mlll ' . Atmlw llliFilrlfRI· Vegetole ............... ' - Ceftfalle' ...... .Lo.Col Strawberries •••• ...., 69t . Fn,it_Drinks •. 2:.:$1 '. , ......... ... 69e ~I •\ ' 89e. �' . ' a nllilil · <&lOP fee. Jncludod '1n A the ..,Pii~s aellvltloa ror tho ,. ~~~1:~~ ,Junler troop wiU be hikes, camp .. · ', . .~ .ilre prosrama, ·and>~ollon . '. ' 11 0 ·y fi\ , .. . ,· 1 _••. ' ::.::;.~memsforotroopcamp- ;, \1! ., ·' ·· " <· · ' · ·· · ,, The CI'G"'' Mondi.Y naltod tllo c-".>•.flh ~ . > -~'1};. •. . . . ,' • FOIIIDI! Glaao CO. at Wllllama. • ' Ji , t>11 :Cltir'/Jrle _'' ,ipwn, w, VL A guided Ulolr of the raelllllea wu taken. •· · AcoolllJIIWinlthe troop mom- D, . ·',' ' • . 1 , ' .,. • • • •• • ~Heeflfdh . \1 : .... ' .- · "" bera besides the leaders, Mrl. L R. Neal .iJd Mrs. Harold Tbom· .. . ' ,. . • ' 1."•' - •' !"InlOW 111Pl'4IIIJ'Il!OO tor tbii'Jilb'l2:26 <lljy CI\'IP aa wereMra.RiehardOWen, Mra. hoe ""n ochodulod ror Frldl,y It 10 L)lll I!(Cililp ~ Dand llindf, Mra. l\label WBI• ' Clmp onll ,, - a-. burn, 01111 MrL DwlsJil Haley, Glrla taldng the trip to F Mrs. IJOilna OhliJ110r, da,y <IIIIIP director, ani! Mrs, A: R. Knlafrt wore Clo<IY Domooke,y, AprU Fi'a. sene as tnstructora for 1ht tlaintne uaskxt on knotl, lasbing, oer, Baf,bara . FUltz and h e r· ·'(11111118, and Ore bql\di._ All peroona lnvolveclln the da,y C...., pro. are. aaked to •!lend the tralntnurasnm. Those allondll!llhe pot, JBide Mcomber of Piqua, training 80811on oro to like 111M ftoh ..,., six loot I~ of r"'o, IJnda Gerard, Vlc!Q< Kelly, Cbl· elY Manlw, llary Mills, J a net l ·llil'_,nd corree and a vesetoble. ·i Neal, Robbl Noel, Terl Thomas, leave A -atte· cl ...... da,y liu · u. bien iet for July 16 ~ Jl Aug. 8 Willi l •ok lunch. Per- CIJiciY Tripl.U, Mory Boggs, Ka- 1bere W!ll ' , ... Jjly lltoOt· til· volunteer workera oro mlallon 114>• from 111ren1a are thy Haley, and .,Mary ~·· IDa. The amual picnic wiD be :1' I '\' .·.,'~ 10 taki their mm toolo for clear. ""'J'lred 01111 there Ia a oo...,t > • ~ lq 01111 olllnil!l tho area. Each ' \ C!IIO Ia to toke wieners 01111 bona · ~ a roa.st at noon. ~ ' ' ·' • . ·, .• I a •an. •.m. ~- #fl'll'li'*'- ·04 ca MIDDLUORT TROOP 39 , RJ/Ced~~­ · ;. .:. AN uovERNimT" AT Caq, did by Mlclclleport Girl Seoul , 1'rocip :19. • ·. BLADE ·tho Jlrla will )obi membera Ill Cadtl ~ 18S for tho Aug. 8-10 outtns. Piau. are lor the lcout& to leave i.f 10 a.m. <11 .· r. ·':'-- CUTS , .. ·yl. [rr ,. -~~.,. : .;...' Annual Sunday School Picnic I tiL\ : Is Planned . !UIIe.tll'theonnual !imda,y School Jlleblc the &mlllllno Mokora Cla11 Cllthe FlrotUnltod PreJby. teriJD Church beld Ito meeting blthect.aehlllllOX. Tho meotiJli .... conducted by #lio prealdent Naomi lclldon. !)e. - . were rlld br Marpret · Wtn.w-. II was unantmoua. ' 11 qreocl to purebaao the 11. . . taclllnfllll ror the electric ........ . . er roeontly pu!'chaaod ror t h o dwreh by tho truoteos. , Tho JIICIIIc will be held !U!' ~. July 21, 111 the Dlek andHel- ., Harrlo C8111J1 at FOrlland. Tho mal1l foalure Ill the f o'clock · dlmer will be bort>ecuecl chick. ... Homemadl leo cream wiD l ··also be modo and aenod. ill · fj; · eaae"' lndemG weather, it wiD be <11 the 28th. A roll ramJly . nllblwaa dlacuaaecl. ·.. ,.., ri 11 t)e DO re~~ file of tho claas bl July or Alii· Gil. Tho - meeting will be lltJt, 18, with Helen Diddle hool.laa. During the soda! hour, a 1111o1 ...,.... 1111 aervod by Marpre~ Collrlll to • • While, llrL W-remer, Mra. Harrla, lfrt, Dltldle and Mrs. ~ . • .. Cooked Hams Gt........ Sh~nk Poriloo =:1 .• .summer Theater ['Tryouts Sunday 7. at 2 (FDT) for Vallo1 ilmmer Thealor'o :r~:;::~ of lllmmor •• d and !foon River Anlbol· In tho auditorium Ill tho • ..,.., Ull•oroiQo Tboat8r. ·'lbeaa J'"'ll1 inlDB two piiJI bl alt Souon of American Fawr. •.• ... call for .... of DIIIIJ' .,.. llld flpoL ..... liiYer AntholosJ. by Eel- 'r - IAI Mutera, 11 a aerle1 of pOallc _..._. IIPOk• by · loame 60'clcld eharactera who oro biner Inhabitants an lmql. _ , town of !foon River, nu. IlDia. Tho cbaractera, DIIIIJ' of a.tlm atromeJ,y hwnoreua, an -klnl their own from thalr ........ Acto llr. Rex l(cGraw, Ill men aod n.ve WOiben be uaod to porlr1J1ho nrroloo with varlaua roleo ....... aae raowoa. ill ad- l1lrw or four alngors and ....ldalu wiD perform tho biterof OR SUPER· RIGHT Butt Portions • • • • ,.. sac Center Slices • • • • ... 89c Shank Half ........ 4fc Whole Ham 14 to 181bs. ,.. 4fc ,. ....... ofthoOhlo Sdoool of Thllter, will -and alxwomen, IIi from 16 to 60. t 69c.;~ · ., ' SUPER· RIGHT lb. CGI - ~· · ' Fllllfl Mltlq I I I I I I I I • ..... . . • ·:: 4lc ..a. ra e· . '' - - ' AN!IIiltt •• , . • . = . ,_....,._"'.•'_• . 60 mem""ro of -··-.....,. "" :( - : ·' •• Frill! Fl••••er Flllm Bilk • •,..nc IIJIJ'IIIt ...., • • I I :• • La.39c Watermelons LAR&E CUCUMBERS OR Green Peppers CAUFORNIA Nect,rines o o LAR&EJUICY Sunkist Lemons 0 -·10' 1 ... Jic o lfi= 6rw49' BREAD., AlP BRAND ·va...llo• f: ' AAP ' '-•= I 0 o 1 I I I I I I 0 '1: .. JIC :tltc , 0 ... . ' and •' ' I r' t, 8 Snowvi/''e Cl!}b 1101. · Tours County n.... I I I TiiJ lltini.we t.H Club ..,. Jirei. a · ~c~ur Ill :wKPO RadiD Mr. and ' Mrs. \\'alter M~aSto11on Juno Uwhertth11ware .... of Da!aware will ollaervo ,. 'c .tr• lllth 'l'bty 1111- their 50th weildlglllllllvEary J..,., cai . .:,:D~ii~ wu ~ lrl• .1'11na, · ~ ·lf!t w•••IIIJ ,,..ail! Jll'ftOIIII\I Nj)TI!D Wold '*. •' •' '• l.J9old.1'i'~' . 161WK. Flllj iif a, " ·r.: ltonorlng the : B, Cl 'llallllnc · q,,,, the lleliJ ., """ be 011 ·froln 2 to COtl!tt - ·....... and the ..~ ".,. . p. x.!p ·CGonl achOoj ouporOOa. m. amdl,y at _the Amlrlean Le· '1'boiJ IIIJQfod lion _llo.._., ~ llear7, ~. ale llaiC:Il I!I.U., lifl4di!IJDrt Put . lltllware. FilendJ Cll the ...,. and· ~lhe\lllijlflileecrtall Jlli, lli>rmorl1 .lll JU!p Counil, attliilllliii'-AGrt(r, ·. anlarited to-.theollaonAll-liDB..,..·i t..-;atland - . , .. .., . Rom~~· Wood( ~ . . Bnnt _,., . •IPI•· of Enlflnd. NEXT: Came 1 ReYOlallon Rev. Stutler Someo"'Sick MrL Max Donahue eatertolnecl recently with a cookout at the Heath Melllodlat Church pariODo lip l!Jr membeta of the Junfor hlsh ·!lundl,y School claas wblch ? ? ? ? CeiiU.T.., I Wrtlb.llvw '!'be . Rev. W-1 G. Slullor, bo11m1n1 lila !ourlh year aa !Ill- tor of the !lrracull charp of the United - • Church, and lila :.: =.,.~..:~ •th~ burt 6Unl30ted ~ Churhelcb~ A ' p.m. r waa • In the <burch oodal room. A rod and ·wblto ..,..,.. lldlome waa car. ri~ out ,_ ~- ... ~ 11 "' ·~ ..-o -.,.. pieces IIICl napldi,a, Mint cupa ,._.,... Yourlton- SYRACUSE - FillY • ellht members and frltnda -.sed Gal1la ,..__ C 8 ft.~. llle ~.. • • """"' Club Jamboree of the Trl~· ey C, 8, lladlo Clom !U!da,y, JUne 18, at tho lalrlfOUIICis near GilUpoliJ. wore Prelall Doo Malllel and 1011, BUlle, Mr. 01111 Mi'a. Junior ad llolalntlor, two chlldr011, Br and Plul; Mr. and Mrs. Emil wore ld each place. Mi'a. Helen E:Ynoll 01111 Dennla; Mariiii'OI Sol· Toa!ord,Mro.MertbaNoore,and lora, MaxHUl,DavldLipacomb, Mro. Irene Parke~ woro blcharp Aete• Whlie, Mr. and Mra. Paul of arr.....,.allafllr the ....,_ Pleree llld RandY, Mr. and lira. lion. Maurice Cqnon, Dobbie Mllllllu, Altho eoocluaiooofthecllmor, Jed Wobeter, and 11011, lfr, and Carroll Nor rio, church~ Ill· Mi'a. Paul LV.U . 1:=~ - $52 ~·llf~ .' ..l!l'gl"ll~l'lill'. Mr. · 1r1 . to the Rev. Mr. ·"ti\ii .,ra;• ,. ·· t "· -~ Mro• ~--~~ - . ;-. NIU Stuller from tho AsbUry-~ .., and. ~~. 1'ool' and "l'lmnlr, ptliXI. He exteodod 1 wel<OIDe Mr. and Mrs. R. E. Workmall, to the returlilng mlnlater and blx --•"""clren John and c•·... 'wlfoonbehauoftheAsburymem • uuor; bora and the ~··•" commun- Brooks ,Edwarda, daulililar ll>lrtey. Both the Rev. ·g,., and Mra. :.i:;.kJ~.,.!~.!~:, Stuller reapoiriled withe<>..... of rodallon and Mi'o. Jelm liloflllll anddaugll· opp ' ter Jeen, Mi'. and Mra. Kmv Dillon and ebllclrai iilale, Diana, The Fuglo cent of 1787 was Teresa and.Jclllm1, Mr.llldMi'L the IJnl cent laaued under tile Yvonne, authority ofthe. f!el~ States. • UWIUI'--· Get)llleiiS... fl Dullley's orist It N. :IIIII Ave. f9WNO IIIIIDDLIPOIIT, 0. lao-iiiiiiiiiiioiiiiiiliii.-.1 • llotolaOJo lndlcltor. UIIIO .......... • "/twol -~'"" • UnbrN*•"'• ltla/llfPIInf , • Antl-mgnetJe. • s,.,,... ,., CUll. • Shoelc '""''"'· • Lumlnou• diiJ. - 2-Hour DRY a.EANING Only CARAVEJ.LE:t -· diYision of IUl.OVA BVICI IUPON RI!QUESTl '"'!"•1 Cl...il.;. .-.. ~-,.- ·Ciecmers $29.15. . "··*. aa.. C*ill'lt" " .............._ I - ....,.,,., t - ·- · - · --·-- -.- ~· ·· !lilal.,; wu-. *•· - .· :llfi. o.. Mra. WflnU*.J., Edirln .a -. .h6lur .t.oi ,C • Chii'IU. '" , ' . ,1011, -1.1 ' ·I ' M~-til'lg . "' I ' • ~~ ' . '' ' How VITAMIN C guards .your .·healthl ... . , obeteacboa. .------------------, Altendllll tbo coukoul were FultS, Mark Smith, Bobby llyaoU, Keith French, David Knwaci¥JI and two IUiata, ..Uu l'11111111lonahue of Rualrvllle and JOJ DGMltue, who 'recol!lb r.turnodA'CIIItGermiiQ>• ·ANew Hoilet _) Jewelry Stln _ .,.._ . .....,. . . . . . . . . . . . .- - - · -.,-;Ttl!tltai.Jd;''~~ : "'!! 10!\ Vleklii a..t.olz.r, s h iabobiit V,~~~ot. ·• ,.,,,.,. ~ . "' •' • Walerproo' flrap, .,w_ =,_:-. ol- • cerrmed wtlt/piOOr ro • dJpt/l ot . . ,..,, '*'Kii... Slllnl •• •Uad& ~IJ -· - . . II!Piill Churcb .,.... , ~ Wood llid II r a. "" • FJ'i!f: liM~ < ~ , ·AB 8lld 0 • 'Plan Reception - · of•o, I A homemade hal eato was a feature Cll a meetlnll of the one. w011 ~- Cl 111 of the - - · ""~ ·-·--.. Firat Rapllat Church held at the home of MrL Cadle Wickham. Mro. Ellen COuch .... hooteaa lor tho meellow proaldod b Mr VIctor t over Y 1 · Clllll& pres. ldent. Mi'a. L. P. _Storreu cooducted do o11on .... medl v • •-• • • tatlon, "New Stopa of Faith In ReCOtpliztng Our Lord. • s h e rlld acriplore from Lab 24, and cenclucleclwith priJ01'. A report on bollle cap1'811tmptloo allowing proceeds Cll $29.52 waa given. Mra. Cecil Foaa of .C!neblooll.. Jill 1 aueu. Mom. Junio_r High Guests at Cookout er~tbo~aa.Jali,lht ~ I >~ · .. /a . .. ' •,, mer IIIUaZ za... ......,, . """''"'...._, whore •be Ia atolloaeclwith the U. beth illrtJnpr,la thedaulliterbf lira. Marla F'Oater, !Ira.~ S. Afr ,For~, andJameeWhlte, the late Dr Dell and Ellzebelh Sdmor, and Mra. Alelllilliln. who haa ollilw!eted - tralnll!a · wlllltheV S. Nl'l' CarpenterHartfllctr. • ' llra. Thomu returDs 41lcb C SS ~er to her here oe 1' ...... Thlnl Avo. It ~=~ 1ltN pJI,Jtd llld prtu 1!1 ,... lloYJd !Wiard, Dmnlo JieG. c · ••• . OurO~n Pork ·& ' lllfftil Olltel W=L~~ ·•••• ";l~fll ·I · . WUlillll. B. 'l1loln,a Cll .l ltl· mont; Mui. wiD be the I• e at - · • - at. ..._ Firat~ Pros.....,.. r byterlan Qjlrch, Mllldi.,..n. at the 10:30 a.m. 9mcla,)J -ship llerY!ee. · ,. Now retired from . the leach•·· __,oaal.;. be Ia a gradualo ..... ~ of Oblo Y(oale,yliDU~rsley,Dol· ......., •.;. reee · lv... blalll.leter'a ' u.., • "" degree from R,llrvardUnlverlley. He alll>aludiod at tho UaiYOroiQo of F.clldJurt!lltn Scotland, at the 'J'IIeblngon ln' GtrDIIIIJ'; and at • uninraley In Genova, SWitzerland durlnl • ear he realdecl bl !llrclpt. Y Mr. Thomas Ia the lOll of the tat...AIIdnw oDct EJruria.Bo......,. ·b e l c l . ANN ' :taD .... ·~ . ...... • AAP Fruit . . '.' 22-ol, A&P BRAND-SAVEI-- WHY ' : . ' .~. ;'''-'.t,~ , ·· .... · Spi'lnp, ~Wf,. he •~ 'lllolndi.-~t-·W· ~•ar~ra ~or•UI'J·Illn7 Colo.; .. bl · '' wi'! 1' 111 '' · .,,':;.; Ell · · . Ball . • Jo.,_, """" •.,... Hall. -Tiil~ l!lemo 211 the .PIBlu. ...,. and .., lila I ... o o ... o o .. ' "!"' .. , . ', ~·-"i' ~--· waa hla-. llro. • 0 • ..,Bi., d.r:JY,, . . .·a,: _...,~ · · 1111 -=- -of~~· RNE FOR SALADS-REGULARLY ~e- YOU SAVE JOe LAR&E RED RIPE t: "' . . . -,. .........•1-.1 tlltfi ·• A&P BRAND - SPECIAL LOW PRICE THIS WEEK Fruit :, , · · wore"''"" .. ;1 ,~~ ~ '· · .., · "' · BIG BUYS on A &P Groc eri es l Tomatoes :a. . ~ . ~$.1'f:?'S . Fancy - VINE RIPE : ;l)ayl . lawson, • I .. ..~.. ~ llorawmltample......sandmadoMrbyl. .._ Ellllbolll Ann Webaterdecol'lted the llbl for the pod k •• ue dinner. Gllla preaentod to tho LemiiJ 11m Dy aevenlar<JUP• In tho ~ churchoa lndudlnii tho w..,..a Soclefl of Chrlallan Semce .~ the youth group of the RutiUd church. . Special mualo Included ooloa by J... Sc~llldVei'IIDIIWeber, $ldi,ata •:~.feel Included • reeepllon Frlc!I.Y ntaftl ~~~~ the Rev. Cheater Lim. q; l!;ho woo r.Ua~pc~ to .the .....,. durlae ~~uno Lakaaldo ~ . Lean Slab Bacon • Eclra. S••DI S~a~~e . . · l)&ol' four yean by the Rev. Mr. d r e.· · , \ Tbi HCepliOII ~ hold at tho ~, church, ~jQred "'" tho · . •••, ,.,.,.,••-. ... ...,...,_.,.,•. :z . ~Homemade Had.v. To Speak Here ~·. Sale Planned . ) Is Honored ~t1..m:" C:c~ !:"'t!;~::' r!": : WHOLE. HALF OUND CUTS 1111'• .... •ltl•c Fin• . ::. sse ..lltrJ ltrl• ....,.. . . 'v;o;o;•;.o..-.•.' !..O.'........,.;............. ;.-..........y..:-y.-......o'i. ~-.•.•n.•.-.•.•.•;.o,•,•l.l',.,.,., W. B. Thomas ·Churches Give Reception ProctiMCIAmtnc.n,-PI~ or Slri"" · lb. ,were, folllllt aolely to . the 171b,.2.'15 miWOa. Blll .ll wao 111 the 18th century ~ the N1J boom MJIII, led by .the Brllilb c:OIGIIIOI. . •· 11e1w10 Int. wileD' .E~c a n 4 woa the Alluto, to ~'l&lt.tllli IUDibor lfa~ea In ll'hal wu to be the united Sta quliltuple<l f"'m 118,01io to 2111,1110. Tbat '!Jure ll'il 10 double IJy the 111111 Of llie S.Oa!UIIoa' ·. . . llalb 014 EIIJllll4 llld New EIIJIIIId ·J'I'OI• {lel'ed from lhllllow of tillet Jold. . . For maptlude of biUIIID sullorla&, the stave Jnde 111.1tea 201IH:elltur:y man, witfi his talent for ...., murder, IJluall ill modo;,:Yet, 1!ad u .....UIIana were oa the .tave ,,. the olaV., 11ieJ wire a1tea wone I« ..Ucn who miiiMII tbem. A 4ea4 alive wu mo~~tY !ott, 11ut 1 4ea4 llil<W tlu IIIII a dead ..nor. tronicllly, It iru tile lou of life amoar nlen thai wu to Cln ollolllloollta their moat potent orgumenl ill l'lllkenlng the coqsclence ~:.: lb. BONE-IN ' C.rto• from whlcb to the ' Seafood Values ~·... .· '•\~!i'itffvL ,~~:;:10~.~ "'"'" ,.,, •"....... ··• ' Frr-. IIr.ztll , . . .' "" o.. ,... Flllm • • • ...... SSe • 1- 111 ._.. ~:. • • ... ' 1" u. 11 S.,....RIPf.a.f .... ; :i! S15t and Smd<e, by TonIa the IIIOVIn& i Pll'ltallcal y o u n 1 iilrl In ion with an undottor. Director John " Boneless Chuck Roast • • • Fryer . ••-. • . . 38c Superior •• Lean · ••• Sliced· Chefl•. · 369 4 .... 69'" " ••• • Opea tryout.a will be held thla ~1,)', July .. ·j'!' • BREAST 44c lb. ' ) LEG OR C.,'1 , . Frill! Filii Flllm ::, l5c . -:~·', I SUPER-RIGHT SMOKED t \ lb. ...,.. "' While won were fouabt In Europe over the '"AIIento," the lleenJe lo aupply alavea to the Spllllah eoloalea ill America, lu Afrlc1 they obtain prlsonera or wor to IIIII to 1bo alavm. •' -Moleelm CnwJer "D~ llie 171b eenlury," writes Daalel P. For toO yean, aloag 3,0110 mllq or African Malmb:, 'the social, political and ........UC ..,.llline, slavery lloUrlabocl. One eatlmate life of Well Africa .....,me reorglllllloll to pn>o pl&f:fl the "!llimber of Ne.,..,.. fOh!lbly ll:•na· d...., one result, 1 ateady flow of alavea." ported In llieJe four cenfurleo at 15 mUIIoa. Africa waa lllus 1n aceompllce in her '""' UneountH Other mUIIoas perlahed. _/.~ "ape. ""' Flnt of tbe srut alavtng nations wu Ponu- ~ ·, -' More alaves, the New World called, llld pi, beginning in the middle of the I~ from farther Inland came the great eollles, century. ,The Dutch, Frene~. EnJI)Iah and er pnp, of mea, women and children. In the others soOh became competltora. 18tb century, some 900,0110 were delivered. In ' ' SYitAcuSE - Plana w e r e ..... of heart tmd the inflieliDn of ..,... ir.g tllot IUrvillfl in tho 710lure of IIIGII. ' " 1'""!):~, ·.~ ·., ' By the 17th century, llie !rode had developed from cateb-aH:atciH:In kidnaping to 1 "le~" bUiiDeu ill which llavm boua!lt llavea from nallve chiefl. 'l'radil1& compllliia set I!P "faetorlea" 011 tl!lleoall to ltoek .ta\001 ...... the arrival or tbi ii"'PII· The Slavers TM fl1'ill for it (tM sl®e lrodt) retlo rwt whollu 011 the 1Dhltt race, tir PII111U , · 011 the A~an l<ingo and sl®e mfr.. ciiG!ilt, but boi/OIId them 011 hu,.niiJI · itaelf. : . I mean 011the aPJ>Irenllu inez· llouttible c:apocity for preed and numbo Rotln. near Athen1 hat beenplan.. ,~ . Also known as ascorbic acid, this Yilamin helps form and maintain collagen, which holds the body's cells together; it also promotes growth of teeth. . ASI UOUT 0111 SPEQAL 011 ·,' OPEN DAILY IICIO AM te 10:00 PM SuNky IOIJOAM ' . . . ' te12:30 PM •1111 S:OOteNOI!M. ' . • •• �' . ' a nllilil · <&lOP fee. Jncludod '1n A the ..,Pii~s aellvltloa ror tho ,. ~~~1:~~ ,Junler troop wiU be hikes, camp .. · ', . .~ .ilre prosrama, ·and>~ollon . '. ' 11 0 ·y fi\ , .. . ,· 1 _••. ' ::.::;.~memsforotroopcamp- ;, \1! ., ·' ·· " <· · ' · ·· · ,, The CI'G"'' Mondi.Y naltod tllo c-".>•.flh ~ . > -~'1};. •. . . . ,' • FOIIIDI! Glaao CO. at Wllllama. • ' Ji , t>11 :Cltir'/Jrle _'' ,ipwn, w, VL A guided Ulolr of the raelllllea wu taken. •· · AcoolllJIIWinlthe troop mom- D, . ·',' ' • . 1 , ' .,. • • • •• • ~Heeflfdh . \1 : .... ' .- · "" bera besides the leaders, Mrl. L R. Neal .iJd Mrs. Harold Tbom· .. . ' ,. . • ' 1."•' - •' !"InlOW 111Pl'4IIIJ'Il!OO tor tbii'Jilb'l2:26 <lljy CI\'IP aa wereMra.RiehardOWen, Mra. hoe ""n ochodulod ror Frldl,y It 10 L)lll I!(Cililp ~ Dand llindf, Mra. l\label WBI• ' Clmp onll ,, - a-. burn, 01111 MrL DwlsJil Haley, Glrla taldng the trip to F Mrs. IJOilna OhliJ110r, da,y <IIIIIP director, ani! Mrs, A: R. Knlafrt wore Clo<IY Domooke,y, AprU Fi'a. sene as tnstructora for 1ht tlaintne uaskxt on knotl, lasbing, oer, Baf,bara . FUltz and h e r· ·'(11111118, and Ore bql\di._ All peroona lnvolveclln the da,y C...., pro. are. aaked to •!lend the tralntnurasnm. Those allondll!llhe pot, JBide Mcomber of Piqua, training 80811on oro to like 111M ftoh ..,., six loot I~ of r"'o, IJnda Gerard, Vlc!Q< Kelly, Cbl· elY Manlw, llary Mills, J a net l ·llil'_,nd corree and a vesetoble. ·i Neal, Robbl Noel, Terl Thomas, leave A -atte· cl ...... da,y liu · u. bien iet for July 16 ~ Jl Aug. 8 Willi l •ok lunch. Per- CIJiciY Tripl.U, Mory Boggs, Ka- 1bere W!ll ' , ... Jjly lltoOt· til· volunteer workera oro mlallon 114>• from 111ren1a are thy Haley, and .,Mary ~·· IDa. The amual picnic wiD be :1' I '\' .·.,'~ 10 taki their mm toolo for clear. ""'J'lred 01111 there Ia a oo...,t > • ~ lq 01111 olllnil!l tho area. Each ' \ C!IIO Ia to toke wieners 01111 bona · ~ a roa.st at noon. ~ ' ' ·' • . ·, .• I a •an. •.m. ~- #fl'll'li'*'- ·04 ca MIDDLUORT TROOP 39 , RJ/Ced~~­ · ;. .:. AN uovERNimT" AT Caq, did by Mlclclleport Girl Seoul , 1'rocip :19. • ·. BLADE ·tho Jlrla will )obi membera Ill Cadtl ~ 18S for tho Aug. 8-10 outtns. Piau. are lor the lcout& to leave i.f 10 a.m. <11 .· r. ·':'-- CUTS , .. ·yl. [rr ,. -~~.,. : .;...' Annual Sunday School Picnic I tiL\ : Is Planned . !UIIe.tll'theonnual !imda,y School Jlleblc the &mlllllno Mokora Cla11 Cllthe FlrotUnltod PreJby. teriJD Church beld Ito meeting blthect.aehlllllOX. Tho meotiJli .... conducted by #lio prealdent Naomi lclldon. !)e. - . were rlld br Marpret · Wtn.w-. II was unantmoua. ' 11 qreocl to purebaao the 11. . . taclllnfllll ror the electric ........ . . er roeontly pu!'chaaod ror t h o dwreh by tho truoteos. , Tho JIICIIIc will be held !U!' ~. July 21, 111 the Dlek andHel- ., Harrlo C8111J1 at FOrlland. Tho mal1l foalure Ill the f o'clock · dlmer will be bort>ecuecl chick. ... Homemadl leo cream wiD l ··also be modo and aenod. ill · fj; · eaae"' lndemG weather, it wiD be <11 the 28th. A roll ramJly . nllblwaa dlacuaaecl. ·.. ,.., ri 11 t)e DO re~~ file of tho claas bl July or Alii· Gil. Tho - meeting will be lltJt, 18, with Helen Diddle hool.laa. During the soda! hour, a 1111o1 ...,.... 1111 aervod by Marpre~ Collrlll to • • While, llrL W-remer, Mra. Harrla, lfrt, Dltldle and Mrs. ~ . • .. Cooked Hams Gt........ Sh~nk Poriloo =:1 .• .summer Theater ['Tryouts Sunday 7. at 2 (FDT) for Vallo1 ilmmer Thealor'o :r~:;::~ of lllmmor •• d and !foon River Anlbol· In tho auditorium Ill tho • ..,.., Ull•oroiQo Tboat8r. ·'lbeaa J'"'ll1 inlDB two piiJI bl alt Souon of American Fawr. •.• ... call for .... of DIIIIJ' .,.. llld flpoL ..... liiYer AntholosJ. by Eel- 'r - IAI Mutera, 11 a aerle1 of pOallc _..._. IIPOk• by · loame 60'clcld eharactera who oro biner Inhabitants an lmql. _ , town of !foon River, nu. IlDia. Tho cbaractera, DIIIIJ' of a.tlm atromeJ,y hwnoreua, an -klnl their own from thalr ........ Acto llr. Rex l(cGraw, Ill men aod n.ve WOiben be uaod to porlr1J1ho nrroloo with varlaua roleo ....... aae raowoa. ill ad- l1lrw or four alngors and ....ldalu wiD perform tho biterof OR SUPER· RIGHT Butt Portions • • • • ,.. sac Center Slices • • • • ... 89c Shank Half ........ 4fc Whole Ham 14 to 181bs. ,.. 4fc ,. ....... ofthoOhlo Sdoool of Thllter, will -and alxwomen, IIi from 16 to 60. t 69c.;~ · ., ' SUPER· RIGHT lb. CGI - ~· · ' Fllllfl Mltlq I I I I I I I I • ..... . . • ·:: 4lc ..a. ra e· . '' - - ' AN!IIiltt •• , . • . = . ,_....,._"'.•'_• . 60 mem""ro of -··-.....,. "" :( - : ·' •• Frill! Fl••••er Flllm Bilk • •,..nc IIJIJ'IIIt ...., • • I I :• • La.39c Watermelons LAR&E CUCUMBERS OR Green Peppers CAUFORNIA Nect,rines o o LAR&EJUICY Sunkist Lemons 0 -·10' 1 ... Jic o lfi= 6rw49' BREAD., AlP BRAND ·va...llo• f: ' AAP ' '-•= I 0 o 1 I I I I I I 0 '1: .. JIC :tltc , 0 ... . ' and •' ' I r' t, 8 Snowvi/''e Cl!}b 1101. · Tours County n.... I I I TiiJ lltini.we t.H Club ..,. Jirei. a · ~c~ur Ill :wKPO RadiD Mr. and ' Mrs. \\'alter M~aSto11on Juno Uwhertth11ware .... of Da!aware will ollaervo ,. 'c .tr• lllth 'l'bty 1111- their 50th weildlglllllllvEary J..,., cai . .:,:D~ii~ wu ~ lrl• .1'11na, · ~ ·lf!t w•••IIIJ ,,..ail! Jll'ftOIIII\I Nj)TI!D Wold '*. •' •' '• l.J9old.1'i'~' . 161WK. Flllj iif a, " ·r.: ltonorlng the : B, Cl 'llallllnc · q,,,, the lleliJ ., """ be 011 ·froln 2 to COtl!tt - ·....... and the ..~ ".,. . p. x.!p ·CGonl achOoj ouporOOa. m. amdl,y at _the Amlrlean Le· '1'boiJ IIIJQfod lion _llo.._., ~ llear7, ~. ale llaiC:Il I!I.U., lifl4di!IJDrt Put . lltllware. FilendJ Cll the ...,. and· ~lhe\lllijlflileecrtall Jlli, lli>rmorl1 .lll JU!p Counil, attliilllliii'-AGrt(r, ·. anlarited to-.theollaonAll-liDB..,..·i t..-;atland - . , .. .., . Rom~~· Wood( ~ . . Bnnt _,., . •IPI•· of Enlflnd. NEXT: Came 1 ReYOlallon Rev. Stutler Someo"'Sick MrL Max Donahue eatertolnecl recently with a cookout at the Heath Melllodlat Church pariODo lip l!Jr membeta of the Junfor hlsh ·!lundl,y School claas wblch ? ? ? ? CeiiU.T.., I Wrtlb.llvw '!'be . Rev. W-1 G. Slullor, bo11m1n1 lila !ourlh year aa !Ill- tor of the !lrracull charp of the United - • Church, and lila :.: =.,.~..:~ •th~ burt 6Unl30ted ~ Churhelcb~ A ' p.m. r waa • In the <burch oodal room. A rod and ·wblto ..,..,.. lldlome waa car. ri~ out ,_ ~- ... ~ 11 "' ·~ ..-o -.,.. pieces IIICl napldi,a, Mint cupa ,._.,... Yourlton- SYRACUSE - FillY • ellht members and frltnda -.sed Gal1la ,..__ C 8 ft.~. llle ~.. • • """"' Club Jamboree of the Trl~· ey C, 8, lladlo Clom !U!da,y, JUne 18, at tho lalrlfOUIICis near GilUpoliJ. wore Prelall Doo Malllel and 1011, BUlle, Mr. 01111 Mi'a. Junior ad llolalntlor, two chlldr011, Br and Plul; Mr. and Mrs. Emil wore ld each place. Mi'a. Helen E:Ynoll 01111 Dennla; Mariiii'OI Sol· Toa!ord,Mro.MertbaNoore,and lora, MaxHUl,DavldLipacomb, Mro. Irene Parke~ woro blcharp Aete• Whlie, Mr. and Mra. Paul of arr.....,.allafllr the ....,_ Pleree llld RandY, Mr. and lira. lion. Maurice Cqnon, Dobbie Mllllllu, Altho eoocluaiooofthecllmor, Jed Wobeter, and 11011, lfr, and Carroll Nor rio, church~ Ill· Mi'a. Paul LV.U . 1:=~ - $52 ~·llf~ .' ..l!l'gl"ll~l'lill'. Mr. · 1r1 . to the Rev. Mr. ·"ti\ii .,ra;• ,. ·· t "· -~ Mro• ~--~~ - . ;-. NIU Stuller from tho AsbUry-~ .., and. ~~. 1'ool' and "l'lmnlr, ptliXI. He exteodod 1 wel<OIDe Mr. and Mrs. R. E. Workmall, to the returlilng mlnlater and blx --•"""clren John and c•·... 'wlfoonbehauoftheAsburymem • uuor; bora and the ~··•" commun- Brooks ,Edwarda, daulililar ll>lrtey. Both the Rev. ·g,., and Mra. :.i:;.kJ~.,.!~.!~:, Stuller reapoiriled withe<>..... of rodallon and Mi'o. Jelm liloflllll anddaugll· opp ' ter Jeen, Mi'. and Mra. Kmv Dillon and ebllclrai iilale, Diana, The Fuglo cent of 1787 was Teresa and.Jclllm1, Mr.llldMi'L the IJnl cent laaued under tile Yvonne, authority ofthe. f!el~ States. • UWIUI'--· Get)llleiiS... fl Dullley's orist It N. :IIIII Ave. f9WNO IIIIIDDLIPOIIT, 0. lao-iiiiiiiiiiioiiiiiiliii.-.1 • llotolaOJo lndlcltor. UIIIO .......... • "/twol -~'"" • UnbrN*•"'• ltla/llfPIInf , • Antl-mgnetJe. • s,.,,... ,., CUll. • Shoelc '""''"'· • Lumlnou• diiJ. - 2-Hour DRY a.EANING Only CARAVEJ.LE:t -· diYision of IUl.OVA BVICI IUPON RI!QUESTl '"'!"•1 Cl...il.;. .-.. ~-,.- ·Ciecmers $29.15. . "··*. aa.. C*ill'lt" " .............._ I - ....,.,,., t - ·- · - · --·-- -.- ~· ·· !lilal.,; wu-. *•· - .· :llfi. o.. Mra. WflnU*.J., Edirln .a -. .h6lur .t.oi ,C • Chii'IU. '" , ' . ,1011, -1.1 ' ·I ' M~-til'lg . "' I ' • ~~ ' . '' ' How VITAMIN C guards .your .·healthl ... . , obeteacboa. .------------------, Altendllll tbo coukoul were FultS, Mark Smith, Bobby llyaoU, Keith French, David Knwaci¥JI and two IUiata, ..Uu l'11111111lonahue of Rualrvllle and JOJ DGMltue, who 'recol!lb r.turnodA'CIIItGermiiQ>• ·ANew Hoilet _) Jewelry Stln _ .,.._ . .....,. . . . . . . . . . . . .- - - · -.,-;Ttl!tltai.Jd;''~~ : "'!! 10!\ Vleklii a..t.olz.r, s h iabobiit V,~~~ot. ·• ,.,,,.,. ~ . "' •' • Walerproo' flrap, .,w_ =,_:-. ol- • cerrmed wtlt/piOOr ro • dJpt/l ot . . ,..,, '*'Kii... Slllnl •• •Uad& ~IJ -· - . . II!Piill Churcb .,.... , ~ Wood llid II r a. "" • FJ'i!f: liM~ < ~ , ·AB 8lld 0 • 'Plan Reception - · of•o, I A homemade hal eato was a feature Cll a meetlnll of the one. w011 ~- Cl 111 of the - - · ""~ ·-·--.. Firat Rapllat Church held at the home of MrL Cadle Wickham. Mro. Ellen COuch .... hooteaa lor tho meellow proaldod b Mr VIctor t over Y 1 · Clllll& pres. ldent. Mi'a. L. P. _Storreu cooducted do o11on .... medl v • •-• • • tatlon, "New Stopa of Faith In ReCOtpliztng Our Lord. • s h e rlld acriplore from Lab 24, and cenclucleclwith priJ01'. A report on bollle cap1'811tmptloo allowing proceeds Cll $29.52 waa given. Mra. Cecil Foaa of .C!neblooll.. Jill 1 aueu. Mom. Junio_r High Guests at Cookout er~tbo~aa.Jali,lht ~ I >~ · .. /a . .. ' •,, mer IIIUaZ za... ......,, . """''"'...._, whore •be Ia atolloaeclwith the U. beth illrtJnpr,la thedaulliterbf lira. Marla F'Oater, !Ira.~ S. Afr ,For~, andJameeWhlte, the late Dr Dell and Ellzebelh Sdmor, and Mra. Alelllilliln. who haa ollilw!eted - tralnll!a · wlllltheV S. Nl'l' CarpenterHartfllctr. • ' llra. Thomu returDs 41lcb C SS ~er to her here oe 1' ...... Thlnl Avo. It ~=~ 1ltN pJI,Jtd llld prtu 1!1 ,... lloYJd !Wiard, Dmnlo JieG. c · ••• . OurO~n Pork ·& ' lllfftil Olltel W=L~~ ·•••• ";l~fll ·I · . WUlillll. B. 'l1loln,a Cll .l ltl· mont; Mui. wiD be the I• e at - · • - at. ..._ Firat~ Pros.....,.. r byterlan Qjlrch, Mllldi.,..n. at the 10:30 a.m. 9mcla,)J -ship llerY!ee. · ,. Now retired from . the leach•·· __,oaal.;. be Ia a gradualo ..... ~ of Oblo Y(oale,yliDU~rsley,Dol· ......., •.;. reee · lv... blalll.leter'a ' u.., • "" degree from R,llrvardUnlverlley. He alll>aludiod at tho UaiYOroiQo of F.clldJurt!lltn Scotland, at the 'J'IIeblngon ln' GtrDIIIIJ'; and at • uninraley In Genova, SWitzerland durlnl • ear he realdecl bl !llrclpt. Y Mr. Thomas Ia the lOll of the tat...AIIdnw oDct EJruria.Bo......,. ·b e l c l . ANN ' :taD .... ·~ . ...... • AAP Fruit . . '.' 22-ol, A&P BRAND-SAVEI-- WHY ' : . ' .~. ;'''-'.t,~ , ·· .... · Spi'lnp, ~Wf,. he •~ 'lllolndi.-~t-·W· ~•ar~ra ~or•UI'J·Illn7 Colo.; .. bl · '' wi'! 1' 111 '' · .,,':;.; Ell · · . Ball . • Jo.,_, """" •.,... Hall. -Tiil~ l!lemo 211 the .PIBlu. ...,. and .., lila I ... o o ... o o .. ' "!"' .. , . ', ~·-"i' ~--· waa hla-. llro. • 0 • ..,Bi., d.r:JY,, . . .·a,: _...,~ · · 1111 -=- -of~~· RNE FOR SALADS-REGULARLY ~e- YOU SAVE JOe LAR&E RED RIPE t: "' . . . -,. .........•1-.1 tlltfi ·• A&P BRAND - SPECIAL LOW PRICE THIS WEEK Fruit :, , · · wore"''"" .. ;1 ,~~ ~ '· · .., · "' · BIG BUYS on A &P Groc eri es l Tomatoes :a. . ~ . ~$.1'f:?'S . Fancy - VINE RIPE : ;l)ayl . lawson, • I .. ..~.. ~ llorawmltample......sandmadoMrbyl. .._ Ellllbolll Ann Webaterdecol'lted the llbl for the pod k •• ue dinner. Gllla preaentod to tho LemiiJ 11m Dy aevenlar<JUP• In tho ~ churchoa lndudlnii tho w..,..a Soclefl of Chrlallan Semce .~ the youth group of the RutiUd church. . Special mualo Included ooloa by J... Sc~llldVei'IIDIIWeber, $ldi,ata •:~.feel Included • reeepllon Frlc!I.Y ntaftl ~~~~ the Rev. Cheater Lim. q; l!;ho woo r.Ua~pc~ to .the .....,. durlae ~~uno Lakaaldo ~ . Lean Slab Bacon • Eclra. S••DI S~a~~e . . · l)&ol' four yean by the Rev. Mr. d r e.· · , \ Tbi HCepliOII ~ hold at tho ~, church, ~jQred "'" tho · . •••, ,.,.,.,••-. ... ...,...,_.,.,•. :z . ~Homemade Had.v. To Speak Here ~·. Sale Planned . ) Is Honored ~t1..m:" C:c~ !:"'t!;~::' r!": : WHOLE. HALF OUND CUTS 1111'• .... •ltl•c Fin• . ::. sse ..lltrJ ltrl• ....,.. . . 'v;o;o;•;.o..-.•.' !..O.'........,.;............. ;.-..........y..:-y.-......o'i. ~-.•.•n.•.-.•.•.•;.o,•,•l.l',.,.,., W. B. Thomas ·Churches Give Reception ProctiMCIAmtnc.n,-PI~ or Slri"" · lb. ,were, folllllt aolely to . the 171b,.2.'15 miWOa. Blll .ll wao 111 the 18th century ~ the N1J boom MJIII, led by .the Brllilb c:OIGIIIOI. . •· 11e1w10 Int. wileD' .E~c a n 4 woa the Alluto, to ~'l&lt.tllli IUDibor lfa~ea In ll'hal wu to be the united Sta quliltuple<l f"'m 118,01io to 2111,1110. Tbat '!Jure ll'il 10 double IJy the 111111 Of llie S.Oa!UIIoa' ·. . . llalb 014 EIIJllll4 llld New EIIJIIIId ·J'I'OI• {lel'ed from lhllllow of tillet Jold. . . For maptlude of biUIIID sullorla&, the stave Jnde 111.1tea 201IH:elltur:y man, witfi his talent for ...., murder, IJluall ill modo;,:Yet, 1!ad u .....UIIana were oa the .tave ,,. the olaV., 11ieJ wire a1tea wone I« ..Ucn who miiiMII tbem. A 4ea4 alive wu mo~~tY !ott, 11ut 1 4ea4 llil<W tlu IIIII a dead ..nor. tronicllly, It iru tile lou of life amoar nlen thai wu to Cln ollolllloollta their moat potent orgumenl ill l'lllkenlng the coqsclence ~:.: lb. BONE-IN ' C.rto• from whlcb to the ' Seafood Values ~·... .· '•\~!i'itffvL ,~~:;:10~.~ "'"'" ,.,, •"....... ··• ' Frr-. IIr.ztll , . . .' "" o.. ,... Flllm • • • ...... SSe • 1- 111 ._.. ~:. • • ... ' 1" u. 11 S.,....RIPf.a.f .... ; :i! S15t and Smd<e, by TonIa the IIIOVIn& i Pll'ltallcal y o u n 1 iilrl In ion with an undottor. Director John " Boneless Chuck Roast • • • Fryer . ••-. • . . 38c Superior •• Lean · ••• Sliced· Chefl•. · 369 4 .... 69'" " ••• • Opea tryout.a will be held thla ~1,)', July .. ·j'!' • BREAST 44c lb. ' ) LEG OR C.,'1 , . Frill! Filii Flllm ::, l5c . -:~·', I SUPER-RIGHT SMOKED t \ lb. ...,.. "' While won were fouabt In Europe over the '"AIIento," the lleenJe lo aupply alavea to the Spllllah eoloalea ill America, lu Afrlc1 they obtain prlsonera or wor to IIIII to 1bo alavm. •' -Moleelm CnwJer "D~ llie 171b eenlury," writes Daalel P. For toO yean, aloag 3,0110 mllq or African Malmb:, 'the social, political and ........UC ..,.llline, slavery lloUrlabocl. One eatlmate life of Well Africa .....,me reorglllllloll to pn>o pl&f:fl the "!llimber of Ne.,..,.. fOh!lbly ll:•na· d...., one result, 1 ateady flow of alavea." ported In llieJe four cenfurleo at 15 mUIIoa. Africa waa lllus 1n aceompllce in her '""' UneountH Other mUIIoas perlahed. _/.~ "ape. ""' Flnt of tbe srut alavtng nations wu Ponu- ~ ·, -' More alaves, the New World called, llld pi, beginning in the middle of the I~ from farther Inland came the great eollles, century. ,The Dutch, Frene~. EnJI)Iah and er pnp, of mea, women and children. In the others soOh became competltora. 18tb century, some 900,0110 were delivered. In ' ' SYitAcuSE - Plana w e r e ..... of heart tmd the inflieliDn of ..,... ir.g tllot IUrvillfl in tho 710lure of IIIGII. ' " 1'""!):~, ·.~ ·., ' By the 17th century, llie !rode had developed from cateb-aH:atciH:In kidnaping to 1 "le~" bUiiDeu ill which llavm boua!lt llavea from nallve chiefl. 'l'radil1& compllliia set I!P "faetorlea" 011 tl!lleoall to ltoek .ta\001 ...... the arrival or tbi ii"'PII· The Slavers TM fl1'ill for it (tM sl®e lrodt) retlo rwt whollu 011 the 1Dhltt race, tir PII111U , · 011 the A~an l<ingo and sl®e mfr.. ciiG!ilt, but boi/OIId them 011 hu,.niiJI · itaelf. : . I mean 011the aPJ>Irenllu inez· llouttible c:apocity for preed and numbo Rotln. near Athen1 hat beenplan.. ,~ . Also known as ascorbic acid, this Yilamin helps form and maintain collagen, which holds the body's cells together; it also promotes growth of teeth. . ASI UOUT 0111 SPEQAL 011 ·,' OPEN DAILY IICIO AM te 10:00 PM SuNky IOIJOAM ' . . . ' te12:30 PM •1111 S:OOteNOI!M. ' . • •• �•. ~..,1, . ' Mlddl,,.,..t.Pomeroy, July .'' ~· ... .... ' ' . .. ' ···- 1," J ' •'- •..... ·~f 3,, 1968 ' t;;• • • I ~· -~-·~~-~~:~~~L-..L.., ..........-.-.~ill!! '" ·' i • . ' }.JiJ For men +Of;. , acti0n~1bp :· ·. ·caravelll' ,.; "Sea ttullter't ofleliS · RJtc«< ~ec/iltg- . Siieide -dpttmilal. '' we care MIDDLEPORT TROOP 39 AN "OVERNIGHT'' AT Camp lloton near '\ i~ !Patriotic Theme Feo,tured •• :; .:··• .. ~· . 'J ' • • : Apatriotic theme wol rea~ . ' • 'l'nK9 39. BLADE ~ ~ ·The llrls will JolD mtJDbiH ~ of cadol Trot1> 185 lor lllo AUI. , 8-10 outbl&. PlaDL are for tile . .r i acauts to leave .' .. ' CUTS I' .' "'r·.~ it' 10 a;.m. on '' ; -~ Annual Sunday School Picnic Is Planned ,-, lljlllll'a attendlllC clurclles wbllo h..atns. J!elllbers p -·.' ' ,; SYJIAIWSE - PIIDB w e r o · plcnle wben llle !lmablne lolokert CJ.11 of the FirII United Preabylorllll Churcb beld Ito meeting . la·theclllrcbamex. ·Tho mooting woa condlctecl by f.. i prealdent Naomi London. De, . - . wore read by Margaret SUPER-RIGHT SMOKED '., Wlnebnnner. II was U118111moual;f qreocl "' purcbaae the at- Gan..... .'• .. rnm~er Theater . t'Tryouts Sunday " ' ' ., • • • 4 '369 • lb. ca• . ·. Proeo11ed Amorlc:1n, Pimento or Swlas · · . .. I I I 0 0 I I •: ' :: -, I .. ••• • n .... AlP BRAND Fruit EXCIL • .h4AAVEI.' YANIUA lctCmm • • ':" . . ........... l .... IHI• ... .llllltl =~. loa.- O..lnl ....... 11rJ.,.. I I l.o.Jic I I • · ', ~- ....- ·11*er• 80L .._...... ;,_ I I I I I I •I ~ "Duriil~ the 17th eentlll')'," writes Dillie! P. ManaiJ:, 'the aoclll, pollllcll and ecODomlc llle or We~ Afrlc:a blc:ame reorsBIIIzed tD pro. duc:e one reault, • steady now or llavea." Africa wu lllua an accompllee in her own rope. _,.. More •'-vn, the New World called, ud from ·farther Inland eame the great collies, or gup, of men, women and eblldren. In the 16th century, JOIIIt 900,000 were deUven:d. In W B. Thomas ~H~;;;;;;~:;;~,H;1 Rev. Stutler To Speak Here sale Planned . jj Is Honored I WUlllm B. Thomao 0( Bel1110111, Maaa. will be tile g u e 1 t _...r at the Flri!IUnlled Prea'""•rl•• "'--ch Mlddl.....,.. t ·•- - ..,_ • ..,....~bla the 10 30 !IJ·•·---• ' a.m. ....., woro P - .,_ ..ce. otl Ill ~ tea b • • '"'w r r ~m "'0 ~- he 11 0 -~·ate ... .,._. -·· Ill'ol ObtD WeaiiQian Unlveralty' Delaware, lliil re<elvodblamaatar'o · - -:.. U•-ard Unl Ill'"' --"""' •.,... ver ... Ho 1110 studied at lllo Untveralty ol Edl-gh lD Scotillld, ,at the 'l'oeblniOD lD GerlllliiiY' and at 1 Ulllverdty In Geneva, Switzer. land lilrtlilayearberealdadln illrclpe. Mr. Tbomaalo the I<IIOitlle pal!l four years by the Rev. Mr. Lemley. VeriKID Weber senld as fllaotmaater lor the alflir, &muner llonl piece• made by Mrs. Fred WWlamB011al11 Mro. Ellubelll Ann Webaterdoconted the table• lor the JIQiluek dlaner. Gl~- ••elented - ..... Leml~ ... r w ... ~ lamBy were fromaeveriiii'OUill ID the two cburcbea lndlllllni tile WcmoD'I Soclaty or Chrlatlon S.nlce and the ycutlt group or the llutllll1d clwrch. Spoclalmulllclncllllladsoloaby J~- Sc'"''-lllldVe-W·'-r. ·~• Gliuta recqpdzld Included Mr '"" - •• ·- """ , . Oilier a .....-111 wore .,..., j.l)en IJPICQIIIb, Mrl. DoD ReaMro. .,_ L&tey llalrer .u\4· Mr. .... .. _........ llall. Sebl,,.. _ , ~-. bll ~~. Mrt, Jlmla Teaford, 'reallinl. Mrt.. John Bob- Wbl~ whi.re be io' .ilUoned ~ the S. Air ForG8 lll1d JomeaWblte 111 WI>O u: ~ I ~~ eature ol a 111111 or tile OneWcm-Oae Class or the :Pam-~ First Baptist Church held at the home or Mra. Cadle Wickham. Mrs. Ellen .COuch ,.. boateaa lor ll!e mooting Jll'Oildld OYOr by Mra. VlctDr Young, Jll'e•!dent. Mrs. L. P. Sterrett ...,_ &lctecl dovotlooa ulllng a medltatlon, "New Stopa ol Faith "' Recogntzlna Quo Lord. • Sb • read acr•....•re from , ..~ 2• ~ " concluded= prOQ-er. AroporiOII eeapredomptlon lbowilll procoldJ 0( ~U2 "' "· Cecll Foaa o1 woo .,Yon. ~•. and ..,. '»-1; ··~--~~<*W•Y-<<-X '•' ,.,.,... ~<'X"..Q~o~ • ~~~.,"},•};' I ~Several Attend~ ~ . . ~~ m Gall•a Meetmg ~ bU.~---. wllhlbeU S.Navy · • Snowville.Cl1-1b C _EfJrS ounty :::. -. ~ . Junior h Closs Guests at Cookout Plan Reception til.,.""'" CeiiU.Tod8y We'llo.llwr F"'"' _,..,. KV - ...... United y~-M- Church, ••dblo - . r a and frtllllda attended """""fi -· ~. ~-"'· ,._...., c ~· - e ·-~will! a--- ·~ """"' ~.. • B. Radio 0 wu• · - •-~·~Club •·-'o1 Tr1 U011 MDaclay eventna at the Aa....,...roa the ~..,_ United ~....:....C'"·r~. ty C. B. Radio Cl.., !lmdl,y, JuDe ~, -....... OM QO ' 16 A 6•.30 •.m. c11m · or was beld • at Ilia ratriJ,'OUDda MIL' Gil· ¥ .,_., In ll!o ehurcb aodal room. A red ........ and 1lblte color acbemo "" carPre- were non Mmlel and rlld 1!1111, Bllllo Mr and Mra Junior out In llle padloll center- u.. ' .• • piecel and napldno. Mint CUJIII ~llln&er, hlo cblldren, Bnd were at each •lace...... Helen lll1d Poul; Mr. and Mrs. IEmil ....__ lll1d Dennl - Sol. Teaford, Mro, ¥Martha ~ Moore, and ..,_, I; MarprMro. Irene Parker were In ""·- lora, Max Hill, Bovld LlpsCOIJib, or arr..,.,enta' ror 1111 ;.,-:;; Acne• Wblte, Mr. and Mra. Paul tlon. . Pierce andRIDIIY, Mr. andMro. Mlllrlce C•- Debbie~.,.... At the Clllclullon ollllodlmer, -~ ...._ Carroll Norrla,<..,rcbaclH>ol•- : ..Webatar, and 1<11, Mr. and MelllteTO Get :Wills- The Rev. Wendell G. Stutler, ~ aatendod a tothere~urt~~nsmtnioterandhla '-''eonbehllfoltbe' .....'-mem- ""' ~, ben and the !lrraciae comnxonlty. - t11e Rev. ·11r. and Mra. Sluller re~ wlthcommenta 0( ljlPrOCiatlan ' v-R~ SYRACUSE :U: :...ae;;e ~ !;,e_' 1!0ie, Mr.' He wet'"""' .., and. IMIIII, Mra, Max DoMb• eall:rtalned Tbt SIIOwvllle t.H Club ID• recently with a cookout at the The Fuglo cent or 1787 was . .....,._ "'-' a •--of . ~ 'PO Mr. IIIII Mra. Welter McNa.. the 1Jrst cent 1ssu ed un dor the _,. .. .. ......., Heath Mell!odlat Cburcb porao~>Stallan Juno Uwbore ="!~~ware will dlaerve ace ror membera or the Junfor authority of the Wdt,td Slates. 011 .ccl[eo 111111 Janet. 1bey lat_., ~ llmlveuory high Sunday School clooa which er........,tlleCOIJ!'II!oUie,Jall,lllo ~· abetaochoa, R, ~ liottllq Co., . 111o llalp A reception honoring theAltendi~W the . - wera Counil UtenaiOII olllG8 lll1d the pie will be beld l'rom 2 tD $ p. Bell! Full&, Mark Smltll, Bobby ...._ ,._...._ -~ • ...,..,.__ m. amdo1 at _the American Le- H ell K 1 ....,..., ...,... ....-ya , e th French, Bovld ·~. -t""~-~ ...... a-'clloa Rome, Hen-. ..-no· .. -v: -'-ed .....,..y... ., !lr... _., Krawaczyn ud two pats, Mill ale lwldl at u, Mlddl~ Park . Ddawue. Frloadl ol the cou- Pbyltla DoMbue or RuabviUe 111111 aad - t h e l!flb IG8 c:reom plo, formerly ol Mldp CGunt,y, J~ DtDbue, who \-ecellll,y r• at lllelllow 6 Gnlr. · lN IIIYitld to 'otteod llle diJer¥- turned from GermllJ1• a-- Somto"' Sick ? ? ? ? H ptlnn. · Wey's Florist 5tN.2NIA.., 9tWMO MIDDLIPORT, 0. 2• Hou r DRY WANING l'nulft! -.y~u; (UPON REQUEST) ..~c1...i1.;. Oeallei'S lll1d loin. GeoraeJobnTony and Timmy, , ·~=:..--.:~=, • o~~ ~ soc. ... ... . . · .-..e~ ' -- · • Stalnle111tHI c.... • Shgclc '"'''"''• Lumlnoua dllf. • WlltrptOOIIIttp. Only $29.95. CARAVELLEO GOESSLil JewelrySwe ' Cwrt>tt..... .............. • . .._.,~·; • '. ' Altind:IDI_..'-1;bond ••••••••111111!1!!1 _ _______ _. ... - '· How VITAMIN C ow.. guards your ·healthl Teraaa and Jollm,y, Mr·and ilrrt. Dick GrlnJtead, Yv1111o, Nodi lll1d Todd. • '' ' ------lilllillll_____ ~~~ I ~'i ...,.._ , . ...... Jill .~ Pamtla Wll· . laD, Vleldtllllidlilizer, St ~ Y..e lllauha.l."....__ >\·' " ' ~ "...uce. ""' ..... ~Ill. '" ' lfrs. - - . Wood 111111 K r a. ~' fllilDllt, ldil-., Qlei!J .,.... IIi'•· Dun WilD. J4rs. a.t,, E4iilll Olerhollv ..t-. ·CIIirtoa. ' . . w.,.. Also known as ascorbic acid, this vitomin helps form and maintain collagen, which holds the body's cells together; it olsa promotes growth of teeth. *•· I \ i. ." ' ·1, ' ' , ASI AIOUT 0111 SPECIAL ON " .. ·..., J::....,;. ,;Mim"• ~ I .. . . . bllttl" . 11!1 ' ...,. frOID l!le llilll . ' . _ _ _ .,.,_..,-. IIICO, . - ... I . • OPINDAILY a.iiO AM hi Ul:tO PM Sunlay 1NO AM .. ,~. ,.._..zsc: SAV(lfi • Antl-mognotic. *' ' · .....,.,, division of IULOWA · Mr. lll1d Mrs. R. E. Worlanarl, Bll'llldcbUdren Jolin and Clnclr; rook 1 ........... • ......._ 911 ,_ __ •0. - - · r1.,.· Jdm Kearn• Jr., Buddy and Mark Kearna, Ray llulford, Mr. and Mra. Jolla MorpnandclauPter Joan, Mr. lll1d Mra. KIIIIJ DUioa lll1d cbll- !Dale, ol-,.,,,.., .,.,.td • Ctttllltd wat.rproo~• to • Hpth • Ror.tllblt lndlmor. • 17 ,,.,, prfelllon • Unb!Hirabl• malntprln§. Host Closs·· M~tif!S •. · • ever{t.hiill! i. f. A homemade bat Jele was a bestmlnl bla fourth year as pasIna !Dr oltlle $yracuae dlarge or Ute bla Wile, tlte"lOrmer Mary Eliza- . Leo BaliiQI, Mra. Joaepb Cook, beth llardngw, Ia thedaughterol Mra. Marla Foater, Mrs. George the lole Dr. Dell and Ellzobeth Sldmer, and Mrs. Ala! !llaln. CarpenterHarllnger. 1\ira. Thomas return• each Hig -'--;;:""~ bore "" ~·· ·Llnlla ~·ir.atu ~•. '. , I p.,..,,, - to aen to lbe alaven. •. For 400 yeara, along 3,0011 mUea of African eoalltllne, 1lavery llourlahed. One eatlmate pllll!n lhe"nlimber of Negroaa forcibly tnnoported In these four centuries at 15 mUUon. Uncounted other mlll1001 perished. Firat or the great alavllll naU0111 wu Portu· eat, beglnnln& In the middle of ll!e 16th e!!Dtury. The Dutch, French, Englloh and others soon became c:ompelltora• locll0111 on the tlllDo. IIGmemlde .~tee cream lll1d cake wore served b.Y Mra. Pratt, who Wll oaal~ by ber dauahter, Mre. au th lll1d ber ~. Tbe 11111k!na carried out lbe po.trlollc llleme and fawra were miniature lia&L Attending baaldea thoaa named ware Mrs. Edpr Reynold!, Mlos Mlldr.ed Howley, Mloa Frances I!Duah .lllld Mrs. Allee Rdloaoo, t.. teacher• IIAIIIIIo lrOOd, Brllida """ - Sala ·:, D~ssili1 = . . ..::49c Our Own Tea Bags ··,;:s n. 59c Pork & Beans= •• '•::"~37c A&P App~·ea,.uce · .. • ·~: l .&c ·, A&P c~atcoat IRAND ' ~ ~·· • Hom~~pun ~, .... and""'.. . }rom 16 to 60. .. II '\.. . . . . . . --! """" --. e "-:::. !:: r Apa cal -· Watermelons • • LARGE CUCIJt.tiERS OR Green Peppers • • ... 1Qc CAUFoRNIA Nectarines • • • • -.lfC LAR5E JUICY Sunkist Lemons • " .... 'llr!Palllllluldall'll ·"""lltadiil. )i;nli10ae lllllilloold aboYo and . !!ittll lllildrlx . , ,., ...... 01111 ...... c FINE FOR SALADS- REGULARLY 29c- YOU SAVE IOc I '( . ,._., ~ with -~ ~· 11 • . jlom• ~~the 3iltb ·~· !Jf her~ David. ~llell waa blo IIIII, Mra. .,._., Holt. Tlle'l'JIIIIIIOQl 111.. ~- pi-~ ' : .. th · :.._"';.. . . . ...,. .... .. a Gomea 'l!iN- Pl~ aactprt.. "" • 39 I .·' ~~~ c LAlli" SMAIL -liD IIICI I t . on the Afrlctm kings 011cl alaN ,.,,.. chllnta, but beJIC)!Id them 011 humanity itsolf .. ·• I mean 011 the apparontlv lnezhllurtible capacity for fl!'ted and numbneu of heart and tht lnflict!OII of 3Uffcring that ourviv01 ill the naturo of 1110!1. -Moleelm Cnwley the 17th, 2.75 million. But .It waa In the lath eeillua thllt the rUI ~ beiiJI, led by .the Brltllb ~oalea. , Betweeil 1714, wileD · Jh lh n d WOII the AlleDto, to 17M, thlllllllllber 41 dave• In .,hat '11'11 to .be .tha United Statell'qulntupled -from !11.000 to 218;0011. That ftlllre ••• to dolible by the Umi Of tha Revolution. . IIGCb old Ellll!lnd ud N... EncJand Jll'OI· . ~ from 1b1a floW ol blatt Cold. For moplltude of human auler!Df, the alave tnde ma~ 20tiJ.centurr IIWI, wltli 1111 '-l011t for maaa murder, blulh In modei!Y. Yet, bod u CODdiU0111 were 011 the llave ahipa lor the sllvu, they were often worse for the .,.Uotl who IUIIlled them. A deild llan '11'11 lliO!IeY !Gil, bl!t a dead aallor 'll'u jlllt a dead aallor. Jronlcall)', tt wu tha .loll otllfe amODt ... olen !hilt wu to pve obolltiOIIIalJ their moat potent argument In awakenln& tile c:onsctence or En!lland. NEXT: Come a RevoluUoa i- ~~~. .l-~ff!.,~~~=-~~~;. ~~j::=.:;::,.~,. ~~w::"~. :':; "'~ tr•:.1;~f~ 11~ " To atoes SULT...A • .r'\b 8 hd ,..., $8fV8S rrt . f:JY . ·:: LARGE RED RIPE 'id • Dav' lawson, 5, .. Fancy - VINE RIPE ....... OIIJII . . , , .. 6CJC ' ~(lilt' IJ)I(j \/l:',if•JrJtJif• ',l.~:}lil~~~ and Slllako, bJ Tonf,, Wllllamo, lo 111o II10Yinl ' Sliced Chefse :· I LB. ..,.... q• ' I . ~YJI'WL In l"'o wllh an unDirector John 0( tho 0 b lo : ~lofThoater, will .... I ,.,..__ young · .' I &muner and . _ ...or Anthology, by Edl"t Loo llutoro, Ia a aeries o1 . pWcic -">Jopea spoken by · tialiul IO:odll cbaractera who are ,.._ liihabltaa of an lmasl· l!ar7 1rin or !Plan Rim, Bll11111. Tbo cbaractera, many o1 IMiiD atzemelJ' bumorou1, are -k!ns tlteir own !rom tllatr ~r&Vea. Acto Dr. Rex McGraw, at -and live women be 111111 to _portr~ tho nrNln willl Yarloua roles ta;lilla ap r1111g011. In aciOireio or four alnpro and IIMl'd..•o wllllllf(orm the Inter- SUPER· RIGHT ••• 0..1 hnll Fillets ••• Fllllll ......... 1ftlll111 4fc 0.,'• .... Mltfll Fllllll 55c 0.,'• Jib , ..... Filii Fllllll :: Uc Frllll Fll•••r Fllllfl Bilk JIC 01111 !Plan River Anll!olla the auditorium o1 Uta Ullverllt1 Tbeater. ·Those r<111111n1n1 two pl~a In ait l!odm of American Favor,;.... ..U l'l>r cal!la Of many aao• ' ~ Rib Steaks BON~IN Hams Ill. Slo/7 .a Seafood Va Iues &muner Tbeater'a ~ •... sac ...., Bf)ilecl Ham . •-r~ 60 members or ..., · · 11!1 . ~ Sprl-• lll1d llutllllld . ... ;J!!Itld ,MotllOdlat Churches at......, 1 reCf(ltlon Fri... •'""' _... . . - '- the Rev. Cbelter Lem_,., who was roaaal&nod tD the :blr&l dur!Qe the June Lakeside '-'-re-o. . . .,tho I"COIIII'"'..,. bold lit.tho llltllnd, tihurch, paal«ed ror the ~ I •· _ ' , "lepllzed" boll'- ·la which •'-vera bOq!Jt abrVellrom native cblofl. 'l'rldlnl eompanlis set up "fiiCIGrlet:' on I¥. eout to otoek alavea unlll the arrival of the llllpa. WbiJe wara wve fouilbt In Europe over the "''AIIollto," the llcenle lo lupply alavel to tile SDulab coltmlu In America, In Africa they oiere foulht aolely to oblaln Jll'laonera of wu The guilt for it (the alaN tra<U) roslr tlbt wholly on tlie white nu:e, or Jlllrf!u P-Ia P'"'"''• grallddaushter ol Mra. Pratt, llltlld two 1• Churches Give Reception· Slictcl -:-Imported Center Slices • • • • ... ftc Shank Half • • • • .... 49c Whole Ham 14 to 181bs. ... 4fc tryouta will be beld IIIIa ~ 7, at 2 (EDT) ror v.u.,. 44c Butt Portions • • • ... ~-.: • lb. Shonk Portion ' Hollda.y Picnic Items · Cooked Hams dOnDo llli>U.oherltlluro»hnau. ::; DuriJiil ~hl'llloe!IJW prealdld QiW bJ Mlaa llyHIJ, 11 wa 1 reP!II:ted thet Mrs. SullO RlwiiDs• . . Mro, helen llltayJJ1 Rl. Ten ~· waapreaeme41Dthecl&aa fOr minto mille by Mra. Peer! ie)oaolda, Mre. AUdrey Forot, lliao Nina Rulaell IIIII Mrs. ~U... 11 1 ctuo projecL . Boneless Chuck Roast • • • • ..bide bthe IIIIIU8l &mda,y Scbool tho ctus lD JUly or Aui'Ibe meeting will be ·r·, ·wltb Helen Diddle boatDurlna: the eoclel hour, a ,'oallll course woo served byMarll!'ti Caltrlll "' Acne• Wblte, Kra. Wlnebremor, Mro. Horrla, , )(n. Diddle and Mrs. London. .....,... lll1d a aiedltltlm entiOeil "52 Suildoy1 o Yeor" ill Rulh c. ~ It perlalllld to ..... .i) ·1 ' ,;· tael\Ditlllo for the electric oweep. , er racenlly pul'cbaaed ror t b e ·ehllreh by tho truoteos. ·The picnic will be bold lUI. diJ, ~ 21, at llle Dick and Helin llarrll camp at Portland. Tbe · · illlln fOIIUre of ll!e 4 o'clock .. · ~ will be blrbeeued cblck. . ioL Homamado Ice cream will be made and IIOl'Yed. "' ~-~<If lnclellltlll weatller, l.t will )ie C11i tile 29111. A fall ramll,y dlacuaaecL Tbo tnvellns l!i1ze, Jll'ovlded Cia•• llld by Mldclloport Girl Scout . [U The Slavers • a mHUIII of the Loyij·PI!• , !If· lilra. Howq., w.iw011 by or lllo JolldcBoporl OWrch Mri. LouelloJeolda,lon. aacl Mra. • .C1rtat held· TueldiiY Dilht at Jeln Archer, " ""... or Mra. ·..,_ bcimo Of Mra. Grace Pratt. .IIIQ1nolds, waa liffil the gueal : D1vcitlon1 ill Mlao Mabel Hy- prize. A tlltt w11 olao J)resented . .,U ine1"de4. oc~ r r o m tD M11a HyselL Alii,... baa beenplon- ' . By the 17th century, the trade bid developed from e&lch·OHI!eh-ean k I d aa pIn g to o to 1240 PM ilill 5:011toNOI!M !' ' ·w..,... Swlaher, •to~hl ,i...,., CllaNa ~.U IIi,' . • J' ' IIIII Kenneth McCulloftl, . . ,,, ..; mHI~ts .et 5'!dlher ,.W •l.llheo ~h~l ·..~~a,;. lOW . ..l'l ' ' '' ' ' . i.,\ OiiW. ·~ .. ,. J l .. �•. ~..,1, . ' Mlddl,,.,..t.Pomeroy, July .'' ~· ... .... ' ' . .. ' ···- 1," J ' •'- •..... ·~f 3,, 1968 ' t;;• • • I ~· -~-·~~-~~:~~~L-..L.., ..........-.-.~ill!! '" ·' i • . ' }.JiJ For men +Of;. , acti0n~1bp :· ·. ·caravelll' ,.; "Sea ttullter't ofleliS · RJtc«< ~ec/iltg- . Siieide -dpttmilal. '' we care MIDDLEPORT TROOP 39 AN "OVERNIGHT'' AT Camp lloton near '\ i~ !Patriotic Theme Feo,tured •• :; .:··• .. ~· . 'J ' • • : Apatriotic theme wol rea~ . ' • 'l'nK9 39. BLADE ~ ~ ·The llrls will JolD mtJDbiH ~ of cadol Trot1> 185 lor lllo AUI. , 8-10 outbl&. PlaDL are for tile . .r i acauts to leave .' .. ' CUTS I' .' "'r·.~ it' 10 a;.m. on '' ; -~ Annual Sunday School Picnic Is Planned ,-, lljlllll'a attendlllC clurclles wbllo h..atns. J!elllbers p -·.' ' ,; SYJIAIWSE - PIIDB w e r o · plcnle wben llle !lmablne lolokert CJ.11 of the FirII United Preabylorllll Churcb beld Ito meeting . la·theclllrcbamex. ·Tho mooting woa condlctecl by f.. i prealdent Naomi London. De, . - . wore read by Margaret SUPER-RIGHT SMOKED '., Wlnebnnner. II was U118111moual;f qreocl "' purcbaae the at- Gan..... .'• .. rnm~er Theater . t'Tryouts Sunday " ' ' ., • • • 4 '369 • lb. ca• . ·. Proeo11ed Amorlc:1n, Pimento or Swlas · · . .. I I I 0 0 I I •: ' :: -, I .. ••• • n .... AlP BRAND Fruit EXCIL • .h4AAVEI.' YANIUA lctCmm • • ':" . . ........... l .... IHI• ... .llllltl =~. loa.- O..lnl ....... 11rJ.,.. I I l.o.Jic I I • · ', ~- ....- ·11*er• 80L .._...... ;,_ I I I I I I •I ~ "Duriil~ the 17th eentlll')'," writes Dillie! P. ManaiJ:, 'the aoclll, pollllcll and ecODomlc llle or We~ Afrlc:a blc:ame reorsBIIIzed tD pro. duc:e one reault, • steady now or llavea." Africa wu lllua an accompllee in her own rope. _,.. More •'-vn, the New World called, ud from ·farther Inland eame the great collies, or gup, of men, women and eblldren. In the 16th century, JOIIIt 900,000 were deUven:d. In W B. Thomas ~H~;;;;;;~:;;~,H;1 Rev. Stutler To Speak Here sale Planned . jj Is Honored I WUlllm B. Thomao 0( Bel1110111, Maaa. will be tile g u e 1 t _...r at the Flri!IUnlled Prea'""•rl•• "'--ch Mlddl.....,.. t ·•- - ..,_ • ..,....~bla the 10 30 !IJ·•·---• ' a.m. ....., woro P - .,_ ..ce. otl Ill ~ tea b • • '"'w r r ~m "'0 ~- he 11 0 -~·ate ... .,._. -·· Ill'ol ObtD WeaiiQian Unlveralty' Delaware, lliil re<elvodblamaatar'o · - -:.. U•-ard Unl Ill'"' --"""' •.,... ver ... Ho 1110 studied at lllo Untveralty ol Edl-gh lD Scotillld, ,at the 'l'oeblniOD lD GerlllliiiY' and at 1 Ulllverdty In Geneva, Switzer. land lilrtlilayearberealdadln illrclpe. Mr. Tbomaalo the I<IIOitlle pal!l four years by the Rev. Mr. Lemley. VeriKID Weber senld as fllaotmaater lor the alflir, &muner llonl piece• made by Mrs. Fred WWlamB011al11 Mro. Ellubelll Ann Webaterdoconted the table• lor the JIQiluek dlaner. Gl~- ••elented - ..... Leml~ ... r w ... ~ lamBy were fromaeveriiii'OUill ID the two cburcbea lndlllllni tile WcmoD'I Soclaty or Chrlatlon S.nlce and the ycutlt group or the llutllll1d clwrch. Spoclalmulllclncllllladsoloaby J~- Sc'"''-lllldVe-W·'-r. ·~• Gliuta recqpdzld Included Mr '"" - •• ·- """ , . Oilier a .....-111 wore .,..., j.l)en IJPICQIIIb, Mrl. DoD ReaMro. .,_ L&tey llalrer .u\4· Mr. .... .. _........ llall. Sebl,,.. _ , ~-. bll ~~. Mrt, Jlmla Teaford, 'reallinl. Mrt.. John Bob- Wbl~ whi.re be io' .ilUoned ~ the S. Air ForG8 lll1d JomeaWblte 111 WI>O u: ~ I ~~ eature ol a 111111 or tile OneWcm-Oae Class or the :Pam-~ First Baptist Church held at the home or Mra. Cadle Wickham. Mrs. Ellen .COuch ,.. boateaa lor ll!e mooting Jll'Oildld OYOr by Mra. VlctDr Young, Jll'e•!dent. Mrs. L. P. Sterrett ...,_ &lctecl dovotlooa ulllng a medltatlon, "New Stopa ol Faith "' Recogntzlna Quo Lord. • Sb • read acr•....•re from , ..~ 2• ~ " concluded= prOQ-er. AroporiOII eeapredomptlon lbowilll procoldJ 0( ~U2 "' "· Cecll Foaa o1 woo .,Yon. ~•. and ..,. '»-1; ··~--~~<*W•Y-<<-X '•' ,.,.,... ~<'X"..Q~o~ • ~~~.,"},•};' I ~Several Attend~ ~ . . ~~ m Gall•a Meetmg ~ bU.~---. wllhlbeU S.Navy · • Snowville.Cl1-1b C _EfJrS ounty :::. -. ~ . Junior h Closs Guests at Cookout Plan Reception til.,.""'" CeiiU.Tod8y We'llo.llwr F"'"' _,..,. KV - ...... United y~-M- Church, ••dblo - . r a and frtllllda attended """""fi -· ~. ~-"'· ,._...., c ~· - e ·-~will! a--- ·~ """"' ~.. • B. Radio 0 wu• · - •-~·~Club •·-'o1 Tr1 U011 MDaclay eventna at the Aa....,...roa the ~..,_ United ~....:....C'"·r~. ty C. B. Radio Cl.., !lmdl,y, JuDe ~, -....... OM QO ' 16 A 6•.30 •.m. c11m · or was beld • at Ilia ratriJ,'OUDda MIL' Gil· ¥ .,_., In ll!o ehurcb aodal room. A red ........ and 1lblte color acbemo "" carPre- were non Mmlel and rlld 1!1111, Bllllo Mr and Mra Junior out In llle padloll center- u.. ' .• • piecel and napldno. Mint CUJIII ~llln&er, hlo cblldren, Bnd were at each •lace...... Helen lll1d Poul; Mr. and Mrs. IEmil ....__ lll1d Dennl - Sol. Teaford, Mro, ¥Martha ~ Moore, and ..,_, I; MarprMro. Irene Parker were In ""·- lora, Max Hill, Bovld LlpsCOIJib, or arr..,.,enta' ror 1111 ;.,-:;; Acne• Wblte, Mr. and Mra. Paul tlon. . Pierce andRIDIIY, Mr. andMro. Mlllrlce C•- Debbie~.,.... At the Clllclullon ollllodlmer, -~ ...._ Carroll Norrla,<..,rcbaclH>ol•- : ..Webatar, and 1<11, Mr. and MelllteTO Get :Wills- The Rev. Wendell G. Stutler, ~ aatendod a tothere~urt~~nsmtnioterandhla '-''eonbehllfoltbe' .....'-mem- ""' ~, ben and the !lrraciae comnxonlty. - t11e Rev. ·11r. and Mra. Sluller re~ wlthcommenta 0( ljlPrOCiatlan ' v-R~ SYRACUSE :U: :...ae;;e ~ !;,e_' 1!0ie, Mr.' He wet'"""' .., and. IMIIII, Mra, Max DoMb• eall:rtalned Tbt SIIOwvllle t.H Club ID• recently with a cookout at the The Fuglo cent or 1787 was . .....,._ "'-' a •--of . ~ 'PO Mr. IIIII Mra. Welter McNa.. the 1Jrst cent 1ssu ed un dor the _,. .. .. ......., Heath Mell!odlat Cburcb porao~>Stallan Juno Uwbore ="!~~ware will dlaerve ace ror membera or the Junfor authority of the Wdt,td Slates. 011 .ccl[eo 111111 Janet. 1bey lat_., ~ llmlveuory high Sunday School clooa which er........,tlleCOIJ!'II!oUie,Jall,lllo ~· abetaochoa, R, ~ liottllq Co., . 111o llalp A reception honoring theAltendi~W the . - wera Counil UtenaiOII olllG8 lll1d the pie will be beld l'rom 2 tD $ p. Bell! Full&, Mark Smltll, Bobby ...._ ,._...._ -~ • ...,..,.__ m. amdo1 at _the American Le- H ell K 1 ....,..., ...,... ....-ya , e th French, Bovld ·~. -t""~-~ ...... a-'clloa Rome, Hen-. ..-no· .. -v: -'-ed .....,..y... ., !lr... _., Krawaczyn ud two pats, Mill ale lwldl at u, Mlddl~ Park . Ddawue. Frloadl ol the cou- Pbyltla DoMbue or RuabviUe 111111 aad - t h e l!flb IG8 c:reom plo, formerly ol Mldp CGunt,y, J~ DtDbue, who \-ecellll,y r• at lllelllow 6 Gnlr. · lN IIIYitld to 'otteod llle diJer¥- turned from GermllJ1• a-- Somto"' Sick ? ? ? ? H ptlnn. · Wey's Florist 5tN.2NIA.., 9tWMO MIDDLIPORT, 0. 2• Hou r DRY WANING l'nulft! -.y~u; (UPON REQUEST) ..~c1...i1.;. Oeallei'S lll1d loin. GeoraeJobnTony and Timmy, , ·~=:..--.:~=, • o~~ ~ soc. ... ... . . · .-..e~ ' -- · • Stalnle111tHI c.... • Shgclc '"'''"''• Lumlnoua dllf. • WlltrptOOIIIttp. Only $29.95. CARAVELLEO GOESSLil JewelrySwe ' Cwrt>tt..... .............. • . .._.,~·; • '. ' Altind:IDI_..'-1;bond ••••••••111111!1!!1 _ _______ _. ... - '· How VITAMIN C ow.. guards your ·healthl Teraaa and Jollm,y, Mr·and ilrrt. Dick GrlnJtead, Yv1111o, Nodi lll1d Todd. • '' ' ------lilllillll_____ ~~~ I ~'i ...,.._ , . ...... Jill .~ Pamtla Wll· . laD, Vleldtllllidlilizer, St ~ Y..e lllauha.l."....__ >\·' " ' ~ "...uce. ""' ..... ~Ill. '" ' lfrs. - - . Wood 111111 K r a. ~' fllilDllt, ldil-., Qlei!J .,.... IIi'•· Dun WilD. J4rs. a.t,, E4iilll Olerhollv ..t-. ·CIIirtoa. ' . . w.,.. Also known as ascorbic acid, this vitomin helps form and maintain collagen, which holds the body's cells together; it olsa promotes growth of teeth. *•· I \ i. ." ' ·1, ' ' , ASI AIOUT 0111 SPECIAL ON " .. ·..., J::....,;. ,;Mim"• ~ I .. . . . bllttl" . 11!1 ' ...,. frOID l!le llilll . ' . _ _ _ .,.,_..,-. IIICO, . - ... I . • OPINDAILY a.iiO AM hi Ul:tO PM Sunlay 1NO AM .. ,~. ,.._..zsc: SAV(lfi • Antl-mognotic. *' ' · .....,.,, division of IULOWA · Mr. lll1d Mrs. R. E. Worlanarl, Bll'llldcbUdren Jolin and Clnclr; rook 1 ........... • ......._ 911 ,_ __ •0. - - · r1.,.· Jdm Kearn• Jr., Buddy and Mark Kearna, Ray llulford, Mr. and Mra. Jolla MorpnandclauPter Joan, Mr. lll1d Mra. KIIIIJ DUioa lll1d cbll- !Dale, ol-,.,,,.., .,.,.td • Ctttllltd wat.rproo~• to • Hpth • Ror.tllblt lndlmor. • 17 ,,.,, prfelllon • Unb!Hirabl• malntprln§. Host Closs·· M~tif!S •. · • ever{t.hiill! i. f. A homemade bat Jele was a bestmlnl bla fourth year as pasIna !Dr oltlle $yracuae dlarge or Ute bla Wile, tlte"lOrmer Mary Eliza- . Leo BaliiQI, Mra. Joaepb Cook, beth llardngw, Ia thedaughterol Mra. Marla Foater, Mrs. George the lole Dr. Dell and Ellzobeth Sldmer, and Mrs. Ala! !llaln. CarpenterHarllnger. 1\ira. Thomas return• each Hig -'--;;:""~ bore "" ~·· ·Llnlla ~·ir.atu ~•. '. , I p.,..,,, - to aen to lbe alaven. •. For 400 yeara, along 3,0011 mUea of African eoalltllne, 1lavery llourlahed. One eatlmate pllll!n lhe"nlimber of Negroaa forcibly tnnoported In these four centuries at 15 mUUon. Uncounted other mlll1001 perished. Firat or the great alavllll naU0111 wu Portu· eat, beglnnln& In the middle of ll!e 16th e!!Dtury. The Dutch, French, Englloh and others soon became c:ompelltora• locll0111 on the tlllDo. IIGmemlde .~tee cream lll1d cake wore served b.Y Mra. Pratt, who Wll oaal~ by ber dauahter, Mre. au th lll1d ber ~. Tbe 11111k!na carried out lbe po.trlollc llleme and fawra were miniature lia&L Attending baaldea thoaa named ware Mrs. Edpr Reynold!, Mlos Mlldr.ed Howley, Mloa Frances I!Duah .lllld Mrs. Allee Rdloaoo, t.. teacher• IIAIIIIIo lrOOd, Brllida """ - Sala ·:, D~ssili1 = . . ..::49c Our Own Tea Bags ··,;:s n. 59c Pork & Beans= •• '•::"~37c A&P App~·ea,.uce · .. • ·~: l .&c ·, A&P c~atcoat IRAND ' ~ ~·· • Hom~~pun ~, .... and""'.. . }rom 16 to 60. .. II '\.. . . . . . . --! """" --. e "-:::. !:: r Apa cal -· Watermelons • • LARGE CUCIJt.tiERS OR Green Peppers • • ... 1Qc CAUFoRNIA Nectarines • • • • -.lfC LAR5E JUICY Sunkist Lemons • " .... 'llr!Palllllluldall'll ·"""lltadiil. )i;nli10ae lllllilloold aboYo and . !!ittll lllildrlx . , ,., ...... 01111 ...... c FINE FOR SALADS- REGULARLY 29c- YOU SAVE IOc I '( . ,._., ~ with -~ ~· 11 • . jlom• ~~the 3iltb ·~· !Jf her~ David. ~llell waa blo IIIII, Mra. .,._., Holt. Tlle'l'JIIIIIIOQl 111.. ~- pi-~ ' : .. th · :.._"';.. . . . ...,. .... .. a Gomea 'l!iN- Pl~ aactprt.. "" • 39 I .·' ~~~ c LAlli" SMAIL -liD IIICI I t . on the Afrlctm kings 011cl alaN ,.,,.. chllnta, but beJIC)!Id them 011 humanity itsolf .. ·• I mean 011 the apparontlv lnezhllurtible capacity for fl!'ted and numbneu of heart and tht lnflict!OII of 3Uffcring that ourviv01 ill the naturo of 1110!1. -Moleelm Cnwley the 17th, 2.75 million. But .It waa In the lath eeillua thllt the rUI ~ beiiJI, led by .the Brltllb ~oalea. , Betweeil 1714, wileD · Jh lh n d WOII the AlleDto, to 17M, thlllllllllber 41 dave• In .,hat '11'11 to .be .tha United Statell'qulntupled -from !11.000 to 218;0011. That ftlllre ••• to dolible by the Umi Of tha Revolution. . IIGCb old Ellll!lnd ud N... EncJand Jll'OI· . ~ from 1b1a floW ol blatt Cold. For moplltude of human auler!Df, the alave tnde ma~ 20tiJ.centurr IIWI, wltli 1111 '-l011t for maaa murder, blulh In modei!Y. Yet, bod u CODdiU0111 were 011 the llave ahipa lor the sllvu, they were often worse for the .,.Uotl who IUIIlled them. A deild llan '11'11 lliO!IeY !Gil, bl!t a dead aallor 'll'u jlllt a dead aallor. Jronlcall)', tt wu tha .loll otllfe amODt ... olen !hilt wu to pve obolltiOIIIalJ their moat potent argument In awakenln& tile c:onsctence or En!lland. NEXT: Come a RevoluUoa i- ~~~. .l-~ff!.,~~~=-~~~;. ~~j::=.:;::,.~,. ~~w::"~. :':; "'~ tr•:.1;~f~ 11~ " To atoes SULT...A • .r'\b 8 hd ,..., $8fV8S rrt . f:JY . ·:: LARGE RED RIPE 'id • Dav' lawson, 5, .. Fancy - VINE RIPE ....... OIIJII . . , , .. 6CJC ' ~(lilt' IJ)I(j \/l:',if•JrJtJif• ',l.~:}lil~~~ and Slllako, bJ Tonf,, Wllllamo, lo 111o II10Yinl ' Sliced Chefse :· I LB. ..,.... q• ' I . ~YJI'WL In l"'o wllh an unDirector John 0( tho 0 b lo : ~lofThoater, will .... I ,.,..__ young · .' I &muner and . _ ...or Anthology, by Edl"t Loo llutoro, Ia a aeries o1 . pWcic -">Jopea spoken by · tialiul IO:odll cbaractera who are ,.._ liihabltaa of an lmasl· l!ar7 1rin or !Plan Rim, Bll11111. Tbo cbaractera, many o1 IMiiD atzemelJ' bumorou1, are -k!ns tlteir own !rom tllatr ~r&Vea. Acto Dr. Rex McGraw, at -and live women be 111111 to _portr~ tho nrNln willl Yarloua roles ta;lilla ap r1111g011. In aciOireio or four alnpro and IIMl'd..•o wllllllf(orm the Inter- SUPER· RIGHT ••• 0..1 hnll Fillets ••• Fllllll ......... 1ftlll111 4fc 0.,'• .... Mltfll Fllllll 55c 0.,'• Jib , ..... Filii Fllllll :: Uc Frllll Fll•••r Fllllfl Bilk JIC 01111 !Plan River Anll!olla the auditorium o1 Uta Ullverllt1 Tbeater. ·Those r<111111n1n1 two pl~a In ait l!odm of American Favor,;.... ..U l'l>r cal!la Of many aao• ' ~ Rib Steaks BON~IN Hams Ill. Slo/7 .a Seafood Va Iues &muner Tbeater'a ~ •... sac ...., Bf)ilecl Ham . •-r~ 60 members or ..., · · 11!1 . ~ Sprl-• lll1d llutllllld . ... ;J!!Itld ,MotllOdlat Churches at......, 1 reCf(ltlon Fri... •'""' _... . . - '- the Rev. Cbelter Lem_,., who was roaaal&nod tD the :blr&l dur!Qe the June Lakeside '-'-re-o. . . .,tho I"COIIII'"'..,. bold lit.tho llltllnd, tihurch, paal«ed ror the ~ I •· _ ' , "lepllzed" boll'- ·la which •'-vera bOq!Jt abrVellrom native cblofl. 'l'rldlnl eompanlis set up "fiiCIGrlet:' on I¥. eout to otoek alavea unlll the arrival of the llllpa. WbiJe wara wve fouilbt In Europe over the "''AIIollto," the llcenle lo lupply alavel to tile SDulab coltmlu In America, In Africa they oiere foulht aolely to oblaln Jll'laonera of wu The guilt for it (the alaN tra<U) roslr tlbt wholly on tlie white nu:e, or Jlllrf!u P-Ia P'"'"''• grallddaushter ol Mra. Pratt, llltlld two 1• Churches Give Reception· Slictcl -:-Imported Center Slices • • • • ... ftc Shank Half • • • • .... 49c Whole Ham 14 to 181bs. ... 4fc tryouta will be beld IIIIa ~ 7, at 2 (EDT) ror v.u.,. 44c Butt Portions • • • ... ~-.: • lb. Shonk Portion ' Hollda.y Picnic Items · Cooked Hams dOnDo llli>U.oherltlluro»hnau. ::; DuriJiil ~hl'llloe!IJW prealdld QiW bJ Mlaa llyHIJ, 11 wa 1 reP!II:ted thet Mrs. SullO RlwiiDs• . . Mro, helen llltayJJ1 Rl. Ten ~· waapreaeme41Dthecl&aa fOr minto mille by Mra. Peer! ie)oaolda, Mre. AUdrey Forot, lliao Nina Rulaell IIIII Mrs. ~U... 11 1 ctuo projecL . Boneless Chuck Roast • • • • ..bide bthe IIIIIU8l &mda,y Scbool tho ctus lD JUly or Aui'Ibe meeting will be ·r·, ·wltb Helen Diddle boatDurlna: the eoclel hour, a ,'oallll course woo served byMarll!'ti Caltrlll "' Acne• Wblte, Kra. Wlnebremor, Mro. Horrla, , )(n. Diddle and Mrs. London. .....,... lll1d a aiedltltlm entiOeil "52 Suildoy1 o Yeor" ill Rulh c. ~ It perlalllld to ..... .i) ·1 ' ,;· tael\Ditlllo for the electric oweep. , er racenlly pul'cbaaed ror t b e ·ehllreh by tho truoteos. ·The picnic will be bold lUI. diJ, ~ 21, at llle Dick and Helin llarrll camp at Portland. Tbe · · illlln fOIIUre of ll!e 4 o'clock .. · ~ will be blrbeeued cblck. . ioL Homamado Ice cream will be made and IIOl'Yed. "' ~-~<If lnclellltlll weatller, l.t will )ie C11i tile 29111. A fall ramll,y dlacuaaecL Tbo tnvellns l!i1ze, Jll'ovlded Cia•• llld by Mldclloport Girl Scout . [U The Slavers • a mHUIII of the Loyij·PI!• , !If· lilra. Howq., w.iw011 by or lllo JolldcBoporl OWrch Mri. LouelloJeolda,lon. aacl Mra. • .C1rtat held· TueldiiY Dilht at Jeln Archer, " ""... or Mra. ·..,_ bcimo Of Mra. Grace Pratt. .IIIQ1nolds, waa liffil the gueal : D1vcitlon1 ill Mlao Mabel Hy- prize. A tlltt w11 olao J)resented . .,U ine1"de4. oc~ r r o m tD M11a HyselL Alii,... baa beenplon- ' . By the 17th century, the trade bid developed from e&lch·OHI!eh-ean k I d aa pIn g to o to 1240 PM ilill 5:011toNOI!M !' ' ·w..,... Swlaher, •to~hl ,i...,., CllaNa ~.U IIi,' . • J' ' IIIII Kenneth McCulloftl, . . ,,, ..; mHI~ts .et 5'!dlher ,.W •l.llheo ~h~l ·..~~a,;. lOW . ..l'l ' ' '' ' ' . i.,\ OiiW. ·~ .. ,. J l .. �. ~Jy S.nll•l, Middleport-Pomeroy, J~ ' f ,, ,' 3, 19158 . ,• •• 'HOMEWORK' _)Vatcbitig_· .- For Sale COMIIERCL\L popJlool&. aan popper. Easterntypollllld ... Phone . , . - or • · 1111. ....... ,..............,... . . . ............. ,....... I Mnll .., 1M ...,.._ IV.ND EVEIIY """' from I MOORE'!! gas dreulallllf heat. p.m. to 2 •.m. Bell bolld In tit. PIKone ...... 7-1-110 . lbe ...... SllaoQf• IIprllip Nile Club. ,.,.., -.......... u,_, .............. .. ...... ,.... wtrtdft .. ..,._ CAID O' TttANU & NITVAI't tiM t1r II ..ert1 flllRI,...... It, _.. ... ILntD ADI ' . .... .... .. ... ..,.. o"JC" """u ...... · . ;,a ... " .... - SHOOT MATCH SUnd87, July 7 !rom D to 4. Hams, ba<on, hall of hog. 'Rulllnd Home. ShJI&1n - Koehler .......... 8iJIII and Col· lege Road, Synmse. 7-141< only. Amort.., teclm YOU CAN slll1 uvo $Ill or 011 aluminum boata. Call 1ft. '~ IH7 or ..... Cllb or ......... ..,o:,r" .. • - ,.. (-"'" · :r ....,.,; ,' .... ~·~·· AJI'PIJANCI SALE ' AI ~ '~I Free ~ \llll,.Jl!D~X ~ : .. .lime tO :khedr - olhr. ',•' . ., ,. .;, ' •1 ···~ \ TO ALL GOLFEBS, IIDI Gall course wiD . tlai toomameul JuiJ' .. will be liven. CbeiW have a ~orms. o.INOie 4. l'rJI. tl!li1l. .9~81 "'·" · l•clc W. em.v; Mgr. Real Est1te For Sale · HOBSTETTER .REALTY:· v~ MDve Into a completely furnished, brand new home that lets you enloY life at Its care · freebest. 1 COMPAIE OUR SEIVICI BUICK PONTIAC GMCTRUCKS Ph. 9.92-2143 . QUAUTY & PRICE AS LOW AS _ $3495.00 MILLE. MOBiLE HOMES 1220 WASiiiNGTON BLVD. EXPDT I ·Wheel Allgn!Mftt 5.55 PHONE 992-2094 I PoJntn)y Home & Al11tol • E. Milia 2SIGIIS OP QUALITY ''"" 1110111 .....'i-~VIII~r CIUIIHtil 111· J0U1 tw11 11Mt .diY'folll ..etllorll. No ...... .. . DHI. Uat rqs till MM d!IY. ........ _._ AH•-~ ~-!'-,., ~..., ........ l1nlth ti. I . ......, CALL COM.YIU.I ........ W, Va. '1'7UM3 \ -~ I · :· 8AL11S AND a:a-ftCE · '68's In 5toclc Hi3Lithtwln 9~5portwln Pomeroy Motor Co•. 1962 FORD XL 500 HT CPE. .. .. .. .. . .. • .. . ~95 Beautilul wblte llnlsh with red vlll)'llntAorlor, bucket seats, conaole, V--8 erwtne, automatic trana,, po~~rer steering, radio & heater. New w-w Urea. 1962 o~s r-as 4 DR. ....................$895 V-8 e~ne. automatic tron._, deiwl trim, ~eon llnlob. All good """ tires, ndlo & heater• 1962 CHEVROLET S. SPT. CPE. , • , , , , , , . , • , ••1095 ~ v..a engine, automatic trana., power ateerlrw & brakes, gold ·llnlsh with gold v!Jiyl llllerlor, bucket ••to. 11&11. Schwaml Mne. Hocking~, Ohio PIIOMI . . . . Sales Opport11nity · 'll'e Ill! '""*'"I 2 reptelleD!allv. 'esln Jhll ..... for oppor· career . tua111. . . ·• • moolll guaraotee lilllarl •'l'niDinc at Company eipllle . • Promotion by 1!lfl'lt eeo% tnoome !rom establlsbed IOOOUIIII · Our rejn80ll!allvea are bappJ - lbeJ ........ s.m. M- CLEANERS TO YOUI I UIH:: ·- Legal Notice lkl lllate llllllo .. Mpeed cblll&'' APPIJANC$'B08PITAL -:A!>thorlud llrltP IIIIi Stralloo or. Lovely ma]Jiie llnlab. TUII IIIII Lawn Soy, parts a ad ovor payment~ of " per of lei'VIeel; repair ~ month or pay balaDce ttOU6. Pbone liS-am. 11114 Kobler :l!lllnea and Ill ODe , _ llal puaod IInce oman app~~op:es, 1lllnl 81., tba! IIIII dq. rtJIOOSIIED ap8i'll!llml, two NNic 'II'. Vl;, Jolm II. Rolt'ftle 0111 . . loved .... ealled bellrooml, Mlddlepart. l'lllmt STERJ!X).IW>IO: Love1J 1fll. .... e.!NIItc - 4. SoMe ' llftJ, nut limo rodlo eombiDalloo, Qed lllot Polly bome, II ..., ' I ROOMS AND BA'I'II, llllful.. Mpeed IDtermiDd eb&Dpr, • ELECI'ROLOX SALES and • · IIIII will; apeaker IIOIIIICI Qllaol. Ilebml flee: Sweeperw, 1'111 1IIIIHn berry Ave., Pomeroy. oaaBat In OlD' ben, • lhelll IIIII pollaherll. Gonulno parto. lloii1Dc tamllble. WID dlstact Roae 8lllon, .... . . IIID. Call IIIN/IO. 1:11-Ue M IIIIer I p.m. Phone 111- eoomt for cub. Only $11.• or oar 11ea1t1 m IIIItd w1111 moolbJy payiiiOIIII of t$.12 per IDI. SoMe IMillb. PhOIIe IINIII. ~ RADIO a TV repair, reuoooar tJOS ailed 1111117 a tnr. able pricel. Aldelma • Jlooll. A'I'I'IIA~ MODERN kuom ODd lloae lmo1ll how fer oorvlco. Jolm Hlrrlloo, FOR SALE 1151 Ford panel fumllhed aparbnoal, ldeaiiJ 1111 111111 )'011, PoiiJ. l-cyiiDder truct, automatic 701 BIQadway 81., Middleport, IDeated ..... PoueG, !Jul. AI lbe dawn ofiiiDII!or yaer. tranmdslloo. 'nrel wurlh Olllo. Phono - - . OJIOII IIIII ltdloll. PIIGIII . . _ ask1n1 price. Also, lli7 Doclp ovon!Dp. ~ 0. lt-lfc Sldly mieaad by her fatber, halfloll pick-up, kYD* Plul. Gl'lllllpa 111C1 GriDdml standard . tranomlasloo. Good CURTISS "DAIRY BEEP" Dlcbr, Alllll llelty IIIII Uao- PVJINIBIIII:D GARAGB ..,... condllloo. Other lteJIII Include breecllD8 aervlce. Call Lelaod ma~~ 011 L1DI:aiD mn_ tlllllllol le BID. 7~1tc Parbr, Pomeroy realdeMe one of 1be better Ford Fergu. paid; adults miJ. Phone . . 11011 tractora In eounty, ARP ID-DM or e111 atalloo '1\JpLost 1nd Found •. O.ll-lfc S.polnt hllcb blade. J.pGinl peno PlaiDa 111'1-mt. u~ LOin', MAN'S GLASSES, blfo. hllcll Ford scoop, S-polnt hlteb ..t gluaes, black rimmed, • I"UltNNBBIED APAJITMI!NT, 4 C. C. IIIIADJ'OIIIl Ford cord"""" .,., Ford 1'001111 81111 boll1. f'/0.00 mo. mranl If found, phone IIIAUCl'IONBBI pow«' takeoll pully' S-polnl An allllllas. Pllooe IIIWI'II; IIIII. 7-Wip eaa.,lele lenlel bllcll, very handy rear loadafter I plloDo IIWIT!. Write, l'l!llt or Qlllaot Ing platform. two-wbeel tnD· O.Uolfe . 01111 ... er, bomemade mtlal •8J'ollllf ..... OMt for oman Ford truck bed, TWO BEDROOM '*- trailfr, I life HuliY lawn mower. one pne. 111111 IIIII wife or two ....-ldng tlcaDy new 21-lnch bar chain 11110. ODe mile !!om llldDO ,.,. ond IH!e older Jl.lncb bor AIR CXJmiiT!ONINO ~ !oct and cWn. Phone .. G$4 Jadt'•.wtfchain saw. Good runniDg eon. I alloo 74«e ll'ltiOa, New boal dillon. and will oen ..... 4' . till · able. other mlscell"""""' Porllle ltellll. See Gordon CaldweD, COli' POOOLI!! PIJPPII8, Tuppeno Plains. or Clll Cool· IIBADY • MIX CODt!retl del!Y· !!!lrdllllft, fll IIIII up. 81111 ... riP! to JDDr proleet. ..._ IIIII tii'CIOIIIInc· , _ viDe .,_., evenlnp .~ Fill and taiJ. Free 8111laMa. n 1 till JIIIIel. Phone . . . Ooetleln Rea4J • Mix Co., Middle- IRING NEw . ~NG -GUARANI'E'ED- ............ 'l'IIAILER SP4CE, all utiilllel available. Inquire 158 Molber· -~ 1 or 5 p.m. ...... ry ..... ""w p . 0. B<m as Pomeroy, J#.lle omo ·MOTHIIROOFING '"""' ..-, .a .w BELPRE, 423-7521 w.nted =.:::. :: t • 5 SVNDAYS OPEN: 9 • 9 WEEKDAYS ... --- -- ' '" 7·Wie !UP • ~ SPECIAL, 1111 Public Sale lleo, Blllolellw, llnbr delale Ill ... ...m. 1111In Memory SATIJIII)AY, July I, lt:IO p.m. r.ldne. 'l'bls macblne mobe 8YBACIJSI! - 8 rooms, bath, 4 TBRMITES SWARMIHG? IN LOVING memory of our - . bedrooml, family room, patiO, II file farm home of the late bultoDIIolea. damo, emb.. Dlmld R. (Sonny) Folmer, '!'bey are re-prQiuctlvoo, not Delbert and Llnnle Gaul, two 3 loll, 2 poreheo, shade, ll8llt ... bulkilll. Pay 9 pafliiOIIIa JGUl' worker eolony. Free JD. miJea of! Slate Rt. 7 on et~~Ut, wllo left us July S, 11165. He to scbool. of " or fl8 easb. 'l'ly II In ty road 118. (Sumner &ad); waa1d have been SS tomor· lpOCIIooB 81111 Information 011 LANGSVILLE - General store, JOlll' home. Call . . . . .....wt spaee daofll!ll. Ho Leave State Rl. 7 two mba ....... Julr •. bot water heat, ~· NNic aalosman, low overhead, Ill aqulpment, and 7 room home, east of C2lester II auetton fte pain and lonellneu .. per eent aavlnp. AJ11ed Pelt GRAVELY TRACI'OR wrrR Bath, fumlee, 2 ear ganga, llgnt. WID 1111 lbe following: Cmtrol, Pomeroy, Oblo. t and a piece Uvtng n.om knew II!!-. MOWER, PIIOHE New Hav· Phone - - evaolnp. ~. Maytag matcbed IIIIo'II'GUid alwayo be wllb us from on, 88U2SS. 7..utc Ill ACRE J'ARM - 7 1IDom maiie washer ...a drver: &!tile lllrt, home, bath, O!!Bar, barn, Fw wben you died wen, and clslern ftter. MID' point frost free refri(OI'Itor, So did part of your dad's and WILL DO ....... at home enJs. Between Harrllonvllle Hotpolnt dlah wuber; Deolippon, pocbta, pegglnc, For Sale 1111 bWt. . trolux " - · two bedroom and RuUand. hemming, alleratlonl, .... Sl!liVING MACHINE, <-omplei&, . )'011'11 .... twlflly pilllllileiJ, two ball beda, antique REI..I!H 11114 YIIIGIL TIW'OIID Mrs. P'redclle Thabet. Muoll, Jy automatic zig 181 NWinC 1l1l8b stands, odd beds and Ina by, AaoclalltPhono 'I'/S-66SI. UJ.Ifc macblne to meet all your ..,.. 1111111 we wiD meet you ower bedding. dreuen, curved s,r-. Oldo Ina needo. Waa aalosman'• lllere, ~-. <hinll eloael. bullet, lJ. IIOtJit, 9hen80f 8prlnp demonStrator........ of lbe Just beyond lbe veU of tom. HAPPY brary table. anlkrue wrllln« Nile Club, 5 to I p_m. Mill> O'IIUBH A CROW more erpoMlvo oewbl& clellt, picture frames, baD ·' . day lhru Friday. Ladles ntahl chines. WID aeil diJCGIIDI IUW.TY COMPANY I ean oee you 1111ltlnl lust mry Friday. u-tfc price 01 fC.:& or lllOIIIbly liAaHE - t story frame, 4 tree. lland and lableo. larnnl, beyond heaVIII'S open gate, odd ebalrs, ran. American paymeola. Phone tam~. bedrooms, I~ balb. I'D very 11'• .... blll'l')'lng homewml """" and mil ranae. e.a«c gOOd condition. EUellenl buJ. Beauty II 1101 to be late. heavy duly meat ..-Inlier. . 110,1100.00 'l'llere wiD be a gleam In yaur ROOV AND BOARD. Would lard lftBI. stone lara. 10 1181. _ BIG ~. IIIII Phllco Bier- MlllllLEPORT IltJIUIING tJ01 of blue mDlr cans, dishes. Jnterna. like garage. Call IIW4JI. eo. 'lbll set baa 10 year dia- SITE HEAR IIIROOL - 1 slor)• Donal bay balor and manj And lbal biB omllo upoll yaur 7-Uie mond needle W8l'I'Miy; Ill lramo, S rooms, porch, base- mlac. Items. tun.b llerV«<. fMe; diJII free service; 40 !ncb mall. llouae needs repair. J. M. Gaul and Donna Crock· Fw we wiD alwiJII be to- CAIUIII!lR!ordallyand9JD. walnut console. 'lbll set II n.soo.10 . , letber In that 1ftllldorful ll'Oll, .,....,.., MeCov's Alfr. dar IIIWIIp8JIOI'. Phono DOW, only $1)8.11 or pay .. CIIE8TEit - II!! story brick. pllee; IIlii. 7·1-4tc lion !lortlee, aucllcmeen. per month. 'l'ly II In Jllll t rooms, 1111 bath; hardwood In OlD' hoarll will bo • home.CaU81M1131. ~ noora, gao een1ra1 heat. ,.,.. !IIppy aq, age. tn.way, full baseM we hoar you IIOftly will• For hnt ,\ """""".... PLENTY of space for 0111 1n11- . 10 INCH "u"'"" tao, •-· ; moDI. l!lleeUont eondllloot p!lr, .120.000.10. '()It Dad 81111 Mom, what bpi ... with all feclllllea. I'D Syra. Sa~ ,.. !10 loag1 CUll. Call IIUtiol. 4-11* TodaY at BRYANTS, 101 W. Olllce ....... rtJliiiiSIIED and unfumiJbed Main. ..... llllaed 10 very much by btl ~ fllbor 81111 mother, George apartmenla. Clole to ldlool,. STEREO, EAHLY Amer!Cill and 011'8 Folmer. 7~1te Phone 111-0414. IO.l&tte stereo, radio <OIIIbiDatiOIL SoJl{ LOVING memory of Polly a • IJ)ocbr CUe!, who paaed IWIJ lulr '· 111'1. . I - . u:.~·=·:.: ~! ·..• • ~~ .. MlniiiW• Cltartt Jtc 111 '"""' ,., WMII II• .....wtiW ,.,_. .. . -~s <': .}'. C .. '-'alit ........... .( ' 8lr1l ~ )11- IJIIIIIil, Y~n .1111 ;pcepllooai . to !Ish an ~· for Ule. For-confldeotlal InterVIew ea11 HARK, Qii!NDV! HEA~ ~ MUFH.ED DIN IN 1HE DIC'TANCE7 TH.QT COU4.D MeAtt OML¥ ONE ~INGJ WE'RE NaT "DO Fj:IR FROM A . ~· :. ...w.. Point Hoek Soeial Notes MDnday thru Saturdey July 1-6 RON LAUTTAMUS ... CAlL COLLECT :!W*:W~ · m•"" --- CARRIER WANnD IN MIDNJPORT ACT or,.... ..me.. i(Ui11Ad.f -~--- .... • .uc ,.., Wl8 WANIID ......_ .. ,.• ..,.~ettt. • I ROOII BJIISB, 1111 1111111, part, Oldo. I M till 11011 all llmlee. Jol Ill • UJ ForS.IeorTrlde II. " ... llleiDe, Pllooe ... 111116 MUSTANG Futback, v.- BUIIGIT P1llCE fllmllurt CD 1'111. ...Uie automaUc; alao 111!6 Mllllllml oar lblrd lloor bud&ot lbop. Blbr J'arallure. Jll4dlepart. v-e, upeed. Ftnanclnc availAKC Go1dlll pu..... able. Call IIIU547, aiW 1 Oldo. '. Ill Alb Ct., 1llddleprrt. phone 111-5741. 7.a.lle 1441. .... DWING MACIIINES, repair III'VIce, all llllhl. WY S. 111!6 IWIITANG Fastbeet, DON'T JIEIIELY lirlall!lll ,_ 1111. fte J'abrle ShaP. PoJD. automatlc, alao IIIIi ..... c:arpeta, Bille LUIIn tbem. tq, v-e, s speed. Flniiii!IDII etf11. AUIIIOIIIICI lll!(er llaltl . Bllmlllllle npld ~ IIIII llenlce. We 8barpea o.U.hle. Call IliUM!, llflc Rent eltx:trle ~ fl. I p.m. 11114741. NNie BIMr Funllln. T·14c -= * ,.... ........... .... Rttrle•• v.- ....... GOOD NEW, llllldwldiA, IIIII 111ce .-. Ad~n MeUm, lnsurence PrldiJ. Ill T:M p.m Rulllad, A111'0110111L1l lnlur- .,_ Oldo. PhOIIe 7G4411. ,...... -nee!? Lost JOir' . . ... «'' lleenle? Call . . . . . • 11 Ill ... uo-blttheotilaoirJulllbl... iM letler to aeit oq.-, lo · . form four ordlnU'J wordo. Y·,' FAYE MAtUY . . . . o. ~ 'QUtlliJJWllJI;~"' "J-* Ba-. LleM. IMmel . . . . ... • .,, .,.. ,.., will· bt ill¥" ......... tbt .... ,......_ 'ftaul F at eM zps d • • 'P.II.t ......,. '*"' .....,., ,....., lllr - Tow11v ~~~.r , T .I"', ' ,. ,. .,, ,,,.. "' :~lluu• ,.. hiP Cltllflr. . ~- · - ·· · · " •' '"'' ..... .- · •·· �. ~Jy S.nll•l, Middleport-Pomeroy, J~ ' f ,, ,' 3, 19158 . ,• •• 'HOMEWORK' _)Vatcbitig_· .- For Sale COMIIERCL\L popJlool&. aan popper. Easterntypollllld ... Phone . , . - or • · 1111. ....... ,..............,... . . . ............. ,....... I Mnll .., 1M ...,.._ IV.ND EVEIIY """' from I MOORE'!! gas dreulallllf heat. p.m. to 2 •.m. Bell bolld In tit. PIKone ...... 7-1-110 . lbe ...... SllaoQf• IIprllip Nile Club. ,.,.., -.......... u,_, .............. .. ...... ,.... wtrtdft .. ..,._ CAID O' TttANU & NITVAI't tiM t1r II ..ert1 flllRI,...... It, _.. ... ILntD ADI ' . .... .... .. ... ..,.. o"JC" """u ...... · . ;,a ... " .... - SHOOT MATCH SUnd87, July 7 !rom D to 4. Hams, ba<on, hall of hog. 'Rulllnd Home. ShJI&1n - Koehler .......... 8iJIII and Col· lege Road, Synmse. 7-141< only. Amort.., teclm YOU CAN slll1 uvo $Ill or 011 aluminum boata. Call 1ft. '~ IH7 or ..... Cllb or ......... ..,o:,r" .. • - ,.. (-"'" · :r ....,.,; ,' .... ~·~·· AJI'PIJANCI SALE ' AI ~ '~I Free ~ \llll,.Jl!D~X ~ : .. .lime tO :khedr - olhr. ',•' . ., ,. .;, ' •1 ···~ \ TO ALL GOLFEBS, IIDI Gall course wiD . tlai toomameul JuiJ' .. will be liven. CbeiW have a ~orms. o.INOie 4. l'rJI. tl!li1l. .9~81 "'·" · l•clc W. em.v; Mgr. Real Est1te For Sale · HOBSTETTER .REALTY:· v~ MDve Into a completely furnished, brand new home that lets you enloY life at Its care · freebest. 1 COMPAIE OUR SEIVICI BUICK PONTIAC GMCTRUCKS Ph. 9.92-2143 . QUAUTY & PRICE AS LOW AS _ $3495.00 MILLE. MOBiLE HOMES 1220 WASiiiNGTON BLVD. EXPDT I ·Wheel Allgn!Mftt 5.55 PHONE 992-2094 I PoJntn)y Home & Al11tol • E. Milia 2SIGIIS OP QUALITY ''"" 1110111 .....'i-~VIII~r CIUIIHtil 111· J0U1 tw11 11Mt .diY'folll ..etllorll. No ...... .. . DHI. Uat rqs till MM d!IY. ........ _._ AH•-~ ~-!'-,., ~..., ........ l1nlth ti. I . ......, CALL COM.YIU.I ........ W, Va. '1'7UM3 \ -~ I · :· 8AL11S AND a:a-ftCE · '68's In 5toclc Hi3Lithtwln 9~5portwln Pomeroy Motor Co•. 1962 FORD XL 500 HT CPE. .. .. .. .. . .. • .. . ~95 Beautilul wblte llnlsh with red vlll)'llntAorlor, bucket seats, conaole, V--8 erwtne, automatic trana,, po~~rer steering, radio & heater. New w-w Urea. 1962 o~s r-as 4 DR. ....................$895 V-8 e~ne. automatic tron._, deiwl trim, ~eon llnlob. All good """ tires, ndlo & heater• 1962 CHEVROLET S. SPT. CPE. , • , , , , , , . , • , ••1095 ~ v..a engine, automatic trana., power ateerlrw & brakes, gold ·llnlsh with gold v!Jiyl llllerlor, bucket ••to. 11&11. Schwaml Mne. Hocking~, Ohio PIIOMI . . . . Sales Opport11nity · 'll'e Ill! '""*'"I 2 reptelleD!allv. 'esln Jhll ..... for oppor· career . tua111. . . ·• • moolll guaraotee lilllarl •'l'niDinc at Company eipllle . • Promotion by 1!lfl'lt eeo% tnoome !rom establlsbed IOOOUIIII · Our rejn80ll!allvea are bappJ - lbeJ ........ s.m. M- CLEANERS TO YOUI I UIH:: ·- Legal Notice lkl lllate llllllo .. Mpeed cblll&'' APPIJANC$'B08PITAL -:A!>thorlud llrltP IIIIi Stralloo or. Lovely ma]Jiie llnlab. TUII IIIII Lawn Soy, parts a ad ovor payment~ of " per of lei'VIeel; repair ~ month or pay balaDce ttOU6. Pbone liS-am. 11114 Kobler :l!lllnea and Ill ODe , _ llal puaod IInce oman app~~op:es, 1lllnl 81., tba! IIIII dq. rtJIOOSIIED ap8i'll!llml, two NNic 'II'. Vl;, Jolm II. Rolt'ftle 0111 . . loved .... ealled bellrooml, Mlddlepart. l'lllmt STERJ!X).IW>IO: Love1J 1fll. .... e.!NIItc - 4. SoMe ' llftJ, nut limo rodlo eombiDalloo, Qed lllot Polly bome, II ..., ' I ROOMS AND BA'I'II, llllful.. Mpeed IDtermiDd eb&Dpr, • ELECI'ROLOX SALES and • · IIIII will; apeaker IIOIIIICI Qllaol. Ilebml flee: Sweeperw, 1'111 1IIIIHn berry Ave., Pomeroy. oaaBat In OlD' ben, • lhelll IIIII pollaherll. Gonulno parto. lloii1Dc tamllble. WID dlstact Roae 8lllon, .... . . IIID. Call IIIN/IO. 1:11-Ue M IIIIer I p.m. Phone 111- eoomt for cub. Only $11.• or oar 11ea1t1 m IIIItd w1111 moolbJy payiiiOIIII of t$.12 per IDI. SoMe IMillb. PhOIIe IINIII. ~ RADIO a TV repair, reuoooar tJOS ailed 1111117 a tnr. able pricel. Aldelma • Jlooll. A'I'I'IIA~ MODERN kuom ODd lloae lmo1ll how fer oorvlco. Jolm Hlrrlloo, FOR SALE 1151 Ford panel fumllhed aparbnoal, ldeaiiJ 1111 111111 )'011, PoiiJ. l-cyiiDder truct, automatic 701 BIQadway 81., Middleport, IDeated ..... PoueG, !Jul. AI lbe dawn ofiiiDII!or yaer. tranmdslloo. 'nrel wurlh Olllo. Phono - - . OJIOII IIIII ltdloll. PIIGIII . . _ ask1n1 price. Also, lli7 Doclp ovon!Dp. ~ 0. lt-lfc Sldly mieaad by her fatber, halfloll pick-up, kYD* Plul. Gl'lllllpa 111C1 GriDdml standard . tranomlasloo. Good CURTISS "DAIRY BEEP" Dlcbr, Alllll llelty IIIII Uao- PVJINIBIIII:D GARAGB ..,... condllloo. Other lteJIII Include breecllD8 aervlce. Call Lelaod ma~~ 011 L1DI:aiD mn_ tlllllllol le BID. 7~1tc Parbr, Pomeroy realdeMe one of 1be better Ford Fergu. paid; adults miJ. Phone . . 11011 tractora In eounty, ARP ID-DM or e111 atalloo '1\JpLost 1nd Found •. O.ll-lfc S.polnt hllcb blade. J.pGinl peno PlaiDa 111'1-mt. u~ LOin', MAN'S GLASSES, blfo. hllcll Ford scoop, S-polnt hlteb ..t gluaes, black rimmed, • I"UltNNBBIED APAJITMI!NT, 4 C. C. IIIIADJ'OIIIl Ford cord"""" .,., Ford 1'001111 81111 boll1. f'/0.00 mo. mranl If found, phone IIIAUCl'IONBBI pow«' takeoll pully' S-polnl An allllllas. Pllooe IIIWI'II; IIIII. 7-Wip eaa.,lele lenlel bllcll, very handy rear loadafter I plloDo IIWIT!. Write, l'l!llt or Qlllaot Ing platform. two-wbeel tnD· O.Uolfe . 01111 ... er, bomemade mtlal •8J'ollllf ..... OMt for oman Ford truck bed, TWO BEDROOM '*- trailfr, I life HuliY lawn mower. one pne. 111111 IIIII wife or two ....-ldng tlcaDy new 21-lnch bar chain 11110. ODe mile !!om llldDO ,.,. ond IH!e older Jl.lncb bor AIR CXJmiiT!ONINO ~ !oct and cWn. Phone .. G$4 Jadt'•.wtfchain saw. Good runniDg eon. I alloo 74«e ll'ltiOa, New boal dillon. and will oen ..... 4' . till · able. other mlscell"""""' Porllle ltellll. See Gordon CaldweD, COli' POOOLI!! PIJPPII8, Tuppeno Plains. or Clll Cool· IIBADY • MIX CODt!retl del!Y· !!!lrdllllft, fll IIIII up. 81111 ... riP! to JDDr proleet. ..._ IIIII tii'CIOIIIInc· , _ viDe .,_., evenlnp .~ Fill and taiJ. Free 8111laMa. n 1 till JIIIIel. Phone . . . Ooetleln Rea4J • Mix Co., Middle- IRING NEw . ~NG -GUARANI'E'ED- ............ 'l'IIAILER SP4CE, all utiilllel available. Inquire 158 Molber· -~ 1 or 5 p.m. ...... ry ..... ""w p . 0. B<m as Pomeroy, J#.lle omo ·MOTHIIROOFING '"""' ..-, .a .w BELPRE, 423-7521 w.nted =.:::. :: t • 5 SVNDAYS OPEN: 9 • 9 WEEKDAYS ... --- -- ' '" 7·Wie !UP • ~ SPECIAL, 1111 Public Sale lleo, Blllolellw, llnbr delale Ill ... ...m. 1111In Memory SATIJIII)AY, July I, lt:IO p.m. r.ldne. 'l'bls macblne mobe 8YBACIJSI! - 8 rooms, bath, 4 TBRMITES SWARMIHG? IN LOVING memory of our - . bedrooml, family room, patiO, II file farm home of the late bultoDIIolea. damo, emb.. Dlmld R. (Sonny) Folmer, '!'bey are re-prQiuctlvoo, not Delbert and Llnnle Gaul, two 3 loll, 2 poreheo, shade, ll8llt ... bulkilll. Pay 9 pafliiOIIIa JGUl' worker eolony. Free JD. miJea of! Slate Rt. 7 on et~~Ut, wllo left us July S, 11165. He to scbool. of " or fl8 easb. 'l'ly II In ty road 118. (Sumner &ad); waa1d have been SS tomor· lpOCIIooB 81111 Information 011 LANGSVILLE - General store, JOlll' home. Call . . . . .....wt spaee daofll!ll. Ho Leave State Rl. 7 two mba ....... Julr •. bot water heat, ~· NNic aalosman, low overhead, Ill aqulpment, and 7 room home, east of C2lester II auetton fte pain and lonellneu .. per eent aavlnp. AJ11ed Pelt GRAVELY TRACI'OR wrrR Bath, fumlee, 2 ear ganga, llgnt. WID 1111 lbe following: Cmtrol, Pomeroy, Oblo. t and a piece Uvtng n.om knew II!!-. MOWER, PIIOHE New Hav· Phone - - evaolnp. ~. Maytag matcbed IIIIo'II'GUid alwayo be wllb us from on, 88U2SS. 7..utc Ill ACRE J'ARM - 7 1IDom maiie washer ...a drver: &!tile lllrt, home, bath, O!!Bar, barn, Fw wben you died wen, and clslern ftter. MID' point frost free refri(OI'Itor, So did part of your dad's and WILL DO ....... at home enJs. Between Harrllonvllle Hotpolnt dlah wuber; Deolippon, pocbta, pegglnc, For Sale 1111 bWt. . trolux " - · two bedroom and RuUand. hemming, alleratlonl, .... Sl!liVING MACHINE, <-omplei&, . )'011'11 .... twlflly pilllllileiJ, two ball beda, antique REI..I!H 11114 YIIIGIL TIW'OIID Mrs. P'redclle Thabet. Muoll, Jy automatic zig 181 NWinC 1l1l8b stands, odd beds and Ina by, AaoclalltPhono 'I'/S-66SI. UJ.Ifc macblne to meet all your ..,.. 1111111 we wiD meet you ower bedding. dreuen, curved s,r-. Oldo Ina needo. Waa aalosman'• lllere, ~-. <hinll eloael. bullet, lJ. IIOtJit, 9hen80f 8prlnp demonStrator........ of lbe Just beyond lbe veU of tom. HAPPY brary table. anlkrue wrllln« Nile Club, 5 to I p_m. Mill> O'IIUBH A CROW more erpoMlvo oewbl& clellt, picture frames, baD ·' . day lhru Friday. Ladles ntahl chines. WID aeil diJCGIIDI IUW.TY COMPANY I ean oee you 1111ltlnl lust mry Friday. u-tfc price 01 fC.:& or lllOIIIbly liAaHE - t story frame, 4 tree. lland and lableo. larnnl, beyond heaVIII'S open gate, odd ebalrs, ran. American paymeola. Phone tam~. bedrooms, I~ balb. I'D very 11'• .... blll'l')'lng homewml """" and mil ranae. e.a«c gOOd condition. EUellenl buJ. Beauty II 1101 to be late. heavy duly meat ..-Inlier. . 110,1100.00 'l'llere wiD be a gleam In yaur ROOV AND BOARD. Would lard lftBI. stone lara. 10 1181. _ BIG ~. IIIII Phllco Bier- MlllllLEPORT IltJIUIING tJ01 of blue mDlr cans, dishes. Jnterna. like garage. Call IIW4JI. eo. 'lbll set baa 10 year dia- SITE HEAR IIIROOL - 1 slor)• Donal bay balor and manj And lbal biB omllo upoll yaur 7-Uie mond needle W8l'I'Miy; Ill lramo, S rooms, porch, base- mlac. Items. tun.b llerV«<. fMe; diJII free service; 40 !ncb mall. llouae needs repair. J. M. Gaul and Donna Crock· Fw we wiD alwiJII be to- CAIUIII!lR!ordallyand9JD. walnut console. 'lbll set II n.soo.10 . , letber In that 1ftllldorful ll'Oll, .,....,.., MeCov's Alfr. dar IIIWIIp8JIOI'. Phono DOW, only $1)8.11 or pay .. CIIE8TEit - II!! story brick. pllee; IIlii. 7·1-4tc lion !lortlee, aucllcmeen. per month. 'l'ly II In Jllll t rooms, 1111 bath; hardwood In OlD' hoarll will bo • home.CaU81M1131. ~ noora, gao een1ra1 heat. ,.,.. !IIppy aq, age. tn.way, full baseM we hoar you IIOftly will• For hnt ,\ """""".... PLENTY of space for 0111 1n11- . 10 INCH "u"'"" tao, •-· ; moDI. l!lleeUont eondllloot p!lr, .120.000.10. '()It Dad 81111 Mom, what bpi ... with all feclllllea. I'D Syra. Sa~ ,.. !10 loag1 CUll. Call IIUtiol. 4-11* TodaY at BRYANTS, 101 W. Olllce ....... rtJliiiiSIIED and unfumiJbed Main. ..... llllaed 10 very much by btl ~ fllbor 81111 mother, George apartmenla. Clole to ldlool,. STEREO, EAHLY Amer!Cill and 011'8 Folmer. 7~1te Phone 111-0414. IO.l&tte stereo, radio <OIIIbiDatiOIL SoJl{ LOVING memory of Polly a • IJ)ocbr CUe!, who paaed IWIJ lulr '· 111'1. . I - . u:.~·=·:.: ~! ·..• • ~~ .. MlniiiW• Cltartt Jtc 111 '"""' ,., WMII II• .....wtiW ,.,_. .. . -~s <': .}'. C .. '-'alit ........... .( ' 8lr1l ~ )11- IJIIIIIil, Y~n .1111 ;pcepllooai . to !Ish an ~· for Ule. For-confldeotlal InterVIew ea11 HARK, Qii!NDV! HEA~ ~ MUFH.ED DIN IN 1HE DIC'TANCE7 TH.QT COU4.D MeAtt OML¥ ONE ~INGJ WE'RE NaT "DO Fj:IR FROM A . ~· :. ...w.. Point Hoek Soeial Notes MDnday thru Saturdey July 1-6 RON LAUTTAMUS ... CAlL COLLECT :!W*:W~ · m•"" --- CARRIER WANnD IN MIDNJPORT ACT or,.... ..me.. i(Ui11Ad.f -~--- .... • .uc ,.., Wl8 WANIID ......_ .. ,.• ..,.~ettt. • I ROOII BJIISB, 1111 1111111, part, Oldo. I M till 11011 all llmlee. Jol Ill • UJ ForS.IeorTrlde II. " ... llleiDe, Pllooe ... 111116 MUSTANG Futback, v.- BUIIGIT P1llCE fllmllurt CD 1'111. ...Uie automaUc; alao 111!6 Mllllllml oar lblrd lloor bud&ot lbop. Blbr J'arallure. Jll4dlepart. v-e, upeed. Ftnanclnc availAKC Go1dlll pu..... able. Call IIIU547, aiW 1 Oldo. '. Ill Alb Ct., 1llddleprrt. phone 111-5741. 7.a.lle 1441. .... DWING MACIIINES, repair III'VIce, all llllhl. WY S. 111!6 IWIITANG Fastbeet, DON'T JIEIIELY lirlall!lll ,_ 1111. fte J'abrle ShaP. PoJD. automatlc, alao IIIIi ..... c:arpeta, Bille LUIIn tbem. tq, v-e, s speed. Flniiii!IDII etf11. AUIIIOIIIICI lll!(er llaltl . Bllmlllllle npld ~ IIIII llenlce. We 8barpea o.U.hle. Call IliUM!, llflc Rent eltx:trle ~ fl. I p.m. 11114741. NNie BIMr Funllln. T·14c -= * ,.... ........... .... Rttrle•• v.- ....... GOOD NEW, llllldwldiA, IIIII 111ce .-. Ad~n MeUm, lnsurence PrldiJ. Ill T:M p.m Rulllad, A111'0110111L1l lnlur- .,_ Oldo. PhOIIe 7G4411. ,...... -nee!? Lost JOir' . . ... «'' lleenle? Call . . . . . • 11 Ill ... uo-blttheotilaoirJulllbl... iM letler to aeit oq.-, lo · . form four ordlnU'J wordo. Y·,' FAYE MAtUY . . . . o. ~ 'QUtlliJJWllJI;~"' "J-* Ba-. LleM. IMmel . . . . ... • .,, .,.. ,.., will· bt ill¥" ......... tbt .... ,......_ 'ftaul F at eM zps d • • 'P.II.t ......,. '*"' .....,., ,....., lllr - Tow11v ~~~.r , T .I"', ' ,. ,. .,, ,,,.. "' :~lluu• ,.. hiP Cltllflr. . ~- · - ·· · · " •' '"'' ..... .- · •·· �'< ' ~. I ' ' '. "\ .} Now You Know' Mrs. Russell 0 d e ' ' ./Is IIIIIIIY •• 300,000' women . are believed to · have been executed for witchcraft tn EIU'ope ·between tbo yearo 1484 and 1782.. " Dies Monday ' .. Relatives have learned of the d<:ath of Harriet MerrickRuaseD Monday evening In the Mer<y HospitAl at Springfield :VOL. XXI ' 1 'I ' ' "0 .~ a I'( ' .. ~~ .( . I. ' ' • Devoted To The lnteelll$ Of'l'he MeiR~·Mawn Area NO. 51 FRIDAY,- = July - POMEROY -MipDLE~T, OHIO • 0 \ ~ 19¢8: ·"' \ '~ Mrs. RusseD was the daughter / of w. W, Merrick and Janet Downie Merrick. For many years she was acUVe in the Pomeroy Garden Club and was a charter member of the Meigs C o u n t y The next COWl\Y-wlde highll&ht to take place wOI be tile apo Women's ReJ>Ubllcan Club. Surpeenno:e of the American Wind 5.Yinpbnny on July 25. The fund needed to ba~ !he orcheatra In Pomeroy Is growing. viving U'e a sister, Alice ChamTile orchestra will play from 118 opeelally conatrueted borge at tile berlain, who resided with her in PomeroY; a son, Albert Russell, Pomerot le-. Tbe concert Is free of charge. Columbus; two daughters, Mrs. An lnterestlllg varlecy of selectlona will be presented by the Waltboe Allen, Springfield, and ..,cbestra. some new numbers - u laat year - wW be Included. Duri~W tbe daytime of the coitcert date, orchestra members will Mrs. Lawrence Weed, Columbus; five grandchildren, Michael and work with the blgh scbool bonds of Meigs CowJtr, Mrs. W. P. Locbary Ia beading tile COIIIj)Oign to bring the sym- Patrlda Allen, Springfield; Mrs. pboalc """" to Meigs Couotr. Roaldenls wisbinf, to contribute to James Drum, Muscatine, Iowa, tile fund, wblch wUI be used to PQ the orchestra's fee, m&j' send do- and stepben Weed and Albert D. Russell, Columbus, and one llltlona to Mrs. Locbary at IU High St., Pomeroy. greet1:J'andcblld. HWldreds of uea residents FUneral services will be held Meanwblle, Mrs. Margaret Elturned out twice previously over Thursday at 2 p, m. at the Ewing the past few years to gt ve the or- la Lewis, who annua1ly heads the Chapel wltb the Rev. Shane ofchestra a nice reception during county fair dower show - a real ficiating. Burial will be In the fair highlight - armounces a MrUer qtpearances.. Beech Grove Cemetery. Friends meeting of all garden club presimay call at the CUJ'X!ral home anyOF COURSE, plans are rolling dents in Meigs County for 8p. m. time. along for tbe annual Meigs COW>- this Friday at tile offices of the t,y Fair tbe second week of Aug- Ohio Power Co. in Pomeroy. Nat· urally, the topic will be the lair ust ARTICLES F1LED Tbe Meiga Councy Minist<>rial Dower show, which will include some innovations. Articles of Incorporation have AssrL is working on lts role of Rehearsals for the annual sumproviding for the opening rebeen tlled in Columbus with Secligious services on Morxlay, Aug. mer presentation of the Big Bend reatry of State Ted W. Brown by 11. The association also is ex- Minstrel Assoclation wUJ get un- the Ohio Pallet Co., located in pected to have a displa,y section derwllJ nert week. This wiiJ mark Salisbury Township of M e i g s the 13th annual summer show o( County. Harold fl Blackston, Roy on the groonds. the group and it will be staged R Grueser and Fraffi( W. Portagain on Thursday and Saturday er, Jr., filed the papers, with nights. Blackston, agent. Mrs. Davis of Danville Dies Bertie Mse Davis, 86, widow of Sanlord Davis, a resident of Danville In Meigs County, died at 1:40 p. m. Tuesday in tbe Hillcrest Rest Home at Athens. Mrs. Davis was born JanUiry 3, 1882, at Wi.tcher, w. Va., daugbt<>r of Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Grass. Sbe married Sanford Divis in 1900 ln Charleston, W. VL He died in 1953. They lived in Danville since 1918. The tallmringchildrensurvive: ReOOI.n Davis, Nitro; Ernest Dav- is, salem Center; Mrs. Ma b e 1 ' .J • • < j J Goss, Langsvil1e; Samuel Davis, Urbanli and Mrs. Garnet Harleas, Dexter; 23 grandchildren and 20 great·grandchildre!L She was a member of the Dan-ville Church of Christ where services will be held Friday at 2 p. m. with tile Rev. Denver Hill ofllciating. Burial wDI be in Danville Cemetery. Friends m&j' call at tile McCoy Funeral HomeinVintonooThursday !rem 2 p. m. to 4 1od 7 p. m. to 9 p. m. The body will lie In state ror one hour prior to the service oo Friday. MEIGS 111A11E TONIGHT, JULY 3 NOT OPEN Friday, July 4-6-6 "HAW AD" (Technlcolor) JULIE ANDREWS MAX VON SYDOW COLOR CARTOON: CATCH MEOW RuMing time 3 Hrs. 15 Box office closes 8 p.m. SHOW STARTS 7 P.M. M~IO N DRIVE·IH TONIGHT-THU.-FRI. July3-4-5 EASY COME, EASY GO ELVIS PRESLEY AND ,.CAPRICE" (Color) DORIS DAY SATURDAY, JULY 6 SON OF A GUNFIGHTER CMetrocoiiX') Ruos Tamblyn, Kleron Moorrel James 0, Philbrook PLUS SINATRA In TilE NAKED RUNNER Ham UFEGUARD TRAINEES - A manber of tee-a In tho Nn 1tt1 ~ Jllfl(or or Senior Life Saving courses at tile New Haveo communlcy swintmllw pool will preaent l'h ollour program 1t 3 p. m. on July 4111 as pert of tile JDdependence Day celebraUon at New Haven. Suzanne Davidson, Red_ Croao Instructor, Is In cbarp. Some of the participants ate, -ted from left, Danny Workman, Bryan Russell, David llussell, Joyce Bradham, Gary Tedesco lnd Larry iloi'Do don; standlng,~s. D1vldson, Carla llqgercy, Cindy Haggerty, Nancy Roulh, Cindy Temett, carol Ra.OOolph ~. on the lifeguard stand, Regina Hesaon, Johnny Burris, Bruce Adama ux1 Libby Brown. Not present were Nicky Barton, Rebo<ca Pugh, Jobony Jones, Cheryl Howard, Hobby Dye, Sbarn Rickard, Debra Rickard, Linda Rousb, Mike Stanley, Donny Dye, Howard Slyre, Bill Burpos, Arnold Weaver and Jode Athey. - Sentinel Photo. 0!00 FIVE-DAY FORECAST By UnJted Press International Coul or mild weather t h e rest ci. this week will warm a little over the weekend. Tem- peratures Thursday through Monday willaverapbelowoor. mal will! bigbs 75 to 80 and lows 55 to 60. Seattered showers mainly early next week are expected to average one'"4!arter inch. GET TROPHY - The third place llcat In the Racine July 4th pecade went to tbe Racine Baptist Cburcb lor Its entry titled "Let'a Hear Freed<m RI.J)g.,.- Sentinel Photo. Pollee Preside Over Marriage Ceremomes SYDNEY, Australia (UP!)_ A yoong gunman today marBecky Nease and Jenny Y..enried the teen - age mother be chini wUJ train dance lines for vowed to kill unless she became SHRINE TO MARCH this year's show, replacing Mrs. his wife. Tbe Twin City lilrlne Club Coleen Ohlinger, busy these days The police cummissioner, will psrticlpste In tile Fourtll with a new arrival whose men the bridegroom had AB::I., of course, expected to of July celebration at Racine. ACCIDENT WAS MINOR kept at bay lor 32 bours before create a new interest in the rac- The psrade will start at 10 a, A minor accident Involving a the ceremony, served as the ing program at this year's Calr m. All members of the 91rine car drlveo by WUIIs R. Frost, wedding witness. is the pari-mutuel betting which are asked to be at tile Racine Chester, lollilllnunldentifiedtMJck After th:3 ceremony, during will be an innovcation to the lo- Jomlor Hlgb Scbool at 9 a.m. was lnvestlgeted Tuoeda,y at 3:· wbicb brldegrOOIIl Wallace MelcaJ fair, A proCessional firm 47 p.m. at tile lntersecUoo o! lish, 23, set aside his automatic will handle all of the betting unRootes 7-124-33 at Rock ~rings. shotgun and two automatic der the supervision of state inVETERANS MEMORIAL Sherif! Roliert C. Bartenbach'a rUles, pollee served him coc.., HOSPITAL spectors.. departmont laid a truck attempt- cola and cake. They told him Admissions- Mildred Wltllee, ing to make a sharp turn scrap- that if he now gave himself up IT's VACATION time again Pomeroy; Emmett Bartels, Syra- ed Frost's vehicle _which was as promised, they would carry am let us wish you a safe trip. cuse. stopped tor a traffic signat'Ulein- him off to a mental hospital. Dlscbarges - Earl Heal, Lil- tersection. No injuries or arrests Meigs Countians are everywhere Mellish told tile pollee to give this swnmer. Attractive Eleanor lian Maynard, Wanda Russell, were rep1rted. him an hour am a half of Kay Schneider of Syracuse is enLinda Brogan. married life and then he would MARRIAGE AIIPI.ICA TIONS joying Hawaii thoroughly, she surrender. -Cllllord Earl Brown, 59, Rut. writ<>s - lots of swimming and Tbe Rev. Clice Paton of Long land, farmer, and Vifgie Ree sunshine. PLAN INSPECTION Bay Jail performed tile ceremoBy the way, just where are you Inspection wUI be held when Burford, 57, Rutland; Bemy Lee 1\Y tl11t ended · the long pollee vacationing'? the Melgs County Pomona Grange Branham, 19, Pomeroy, and All- siep! of the house where Mellis meets at 8 p. m. Friday at the cia Jane 9Jrtace, 17, Mi4dleport. Rock Springs Grange Hall. CoSHOP FRIDAY end SATURDAY honbil Grange will serve refreshments. bad held Beryl Muddle, 18, and ber 11-weelHlld baby, Leslie. ' with Mellish bad cbasecl away. gunllre two pollee wbo bad cc:me to serve a warrant cbarglng blm will! burpary. He then vowed to kill the mother, tbe baby and hlmsell unless be married Miss Mnddle. He also threatened the killing If police tried to Ioree blm ou~ Police said Misa Muddle's parents okayed the sbotiun marriage. Pollee Commissioner Norman Allan got a eourl order. ... Make Elierfelds ' :;: ·. · In Pomeroy Your Shoppl11g Ce..ier; : < MASON - Julia K. HeiUIOil)', 57, died Tuesday In a Huntingtoo hospital. She wss born April 23, 1911, bere, tile daugh. ter ()( tile late PbllUp aod Ag. nes Mc~iahon HBIIlOS)'. 9\e was also preceded In death by one brother, WOllam. She Is survived by a sister, Mrs. Margaret Snead, Charlestoo; a brotber, Phillip Hemoll)'. Pt. Pleasant; one balf.brotber, Clyde Henooll)', Cbsrlestoo, aod a half-slater, Mr1. Elsie Mor. gan, Charleston. Miss Hemosy was a member ()( tile St. Josopb Catbollc Cburcb of Meoon. Fomeral services will be held at tile cburcb Tbursda3 at 11 a.m. will! burial In tile Catbollc Cemetery. The Rev. Father H. A, Ryan will otnclate. Rossry IMlrvices will be bold tbls evenIng at 7:30 al the Fogteoonl! Funeral Home. Friends Ill"¥ call at tile fUneral home an,ytlme. TITLES REPORTEil Titles for 118 new and 158 uand vehicles were issued through the Utle dlvlsloo of Meigs COUJl\Y clerk of courts omce ln June. Clerk Evelyo Lucke said t b e breakdown of new vehicles included 18 trucks, elgbt trail. ers, 13 cycles and 79 cora, and bl u'IEid vehicles, there were 140 cars, one trailer, four cycles ilnd 13 tMJcka. 8TORFS TO CLOSE All Department()( U<JJor eon. trot stores, apoclea ilnd otrlces will be cloled Tbursda3. July 4, In observance or Independence Do,y, a legal hollda,y for state employees. 9:30. 1.-: 109: ~~~ .I!IIICI!!IIII• """!'••• said . ,.~ :jjfil!if 'tlelQlt!oo waa Ju- lor re• " -~ lid •lllliouneed In 111110011 .. · ' Cclnmunlota tried to atop tile stralc!!ortresaes will! missile ... ' "· ·' RiJIGIW .. r "Rosewood" Napped Thermal Point, 35% Rayon, 30~ Cotton, 35% Polyester. Aut, Colors Pink, Gold, Blue ., ~· I lofllert S\ron1eil ShrinkS lebl :. '·\ " or ftllerglas• COni Tbe Polnloo tire sideWall• flex ... but Nbl Off llka tho be~ pllu hold the paDtf, .. . Ius tr..d firm ,.,. mileaae. squirm- 72x84 · The !toad . ~~: ti.I J .... open. (. tnabllfll·the tread to arijl. ordlyraacft. betttr an wit . . Beige, · ' . cado; ,Gblcf. Low Pnllle Design Ullllua the tiime trpe low, bro1cl ch~rac ..riatic:t of racial tires to produce areatu tlabllltJ and' better aturin1 control In tba fum 1 tnd on nrv"· WICer llJid · All · 1 road for· ·~ra-footed ttop.a. tnd · ' < ' ' . · :·in Fwlil!Vear' ' (, ·' County Road .. . eounen ;.-; Ray May Use Insanity Plea IJaprtYed "TidiYII" of the Tourism committee, aald, "Touriam is tl!lrd rllllked In tbe state's maf\11 tndustrles In dollar Income but that tbla Ia not the caBe In aoutlleaotern Oblo. We are trying to make the bual•seman awareoftbe tromondous potential lor dollar Income from tills alllll'<e." John P. Irwin, executive vice president of the AutAmoblle Club of Southern Oblo, and a director In the SEORC, observed tlw.t tbe COUncil, lor the lint time In soutbeaatern and oouthern Oblo, Is undertaking tbe task of ldemlftcatloo of attracUOIIS and the coordlneUon of many lndlvld,.. GOP Count Temperatures Saturday through Wedoeeday will average below normal wtth blgha In tbe 70s aod low 80s. Lows will average 55 to 60. Scattered sbOifors early next week are eXI)ected to total one quarter to one-balf !ncb. Legion Slate Is Installed Eighth District WASHINGTON- (NEAT- Richard M. Nixon probably wiD arrive In Miami lor the GOP Convention with 753 delegate votes assured or leaning his way, according to a highly authoritative survey <onducted by dlatlnRuished Washington political observer Bruce Bios· sat. It could assure blm a first· ballot nomination, with 86 more than the 667 needed to wtn. The detailed countdown is on page (• 8• New York's late starting Gov. Nelson Rocke!eUer trails with an apparent 37U votes. California's Gov. Rooald Reagan has a probable 149 votes. Another 61 are undecided or committed to favorite sons. Of these, 58 are being held In a bloc by Ohio'• Gov. James A. Rhodes-but are expected by Buckeye State political ob· servers to get on the Nixon bandwagon. Significantly, sinee lliossat's last countdown conducted in Isle May, N"IXOII picked up 44 additional votes. The major gains came from Maryland where the former VIce Presi· dent snatched 16 votes from RockefeUer. Nine more were taken from Rocky iD Pennsyl· vanla &Dd Reagan lost 10 to Nixon in Miaslaalppl. See page (8 l for the count· Home ..... fllmorOr. ~:'"by ·reuonortn­ "'eat li\c v. . *· A u~·· lmproftd, loftJ·Wtarlnl Tuf1yn rubber, touah••• rullobtr Cood)'ear ever uted Ia tiNa, adda •••raJna for. mll•cJ41 and lfl:u~lar bod)' IIN81th. ' -.,II' ·~ . soelal eo. tbere. _ Arrest Made • lR Shootings COLIJMBUS (IJPl) - 0111 maD was arrested early today !ollowlng a sbootlng locldent Ia wblch four teeHgen I I r e d sbcquna at a group of ahy..U"' era, volunteer !!reman and ... In the viDl&e ()( DariQdale, about eight mlloa fl. bere. Franklin Couotr Sborlll'a Hputles said the tee._s tried to break ~ I Fourth of July parcy being held by the ColuJII.. bus ~vers Assoclatloo at their camp In Darb)'dalo. The sbootlng OCCIU'red the alcytlhers chued the tee"' - · to the village fire .... Uon, wbere o• of the 110)'1 ap. eoed tire IIIII! 1 abotpl. 0111 fl. tile skYdivers pulled a fire • 1arm switch, l>rfDalos 12 firemen to the acene. Deputies arrested one or tbo yCJUths. He was lclentllled u WIJ. llam Jollll)', 19, ol ~ p.pitlos ui4 1IWI'IIItl . _ laautei tor the arroot ot tile 1111>o or teelllgera oo IJWwitblotenttotnllllld.NO- . was ........ted uqtheolaiMII... . ColaiW tSpealdt.g of SchQOls-No. 4 7 is Proud · < . all\l orpnilatlon effort& •· Tho aoclal bOur and dl.meeUJW wDI be preceded b7 • golf tournamOI!t oo tbo pluoh 11 hole Elks 1a,yout. Dick Film,"""'" merclal for Genanl Telephcmo, Ia tourmmont ...,.. ager. Flun Ia worlllnl out I handicap tourlllmonl with prlaea In several divlalooa. T h e ment ma-r aald be -eted .:oiler• from moot of tbe 14 counties represented by t h I SEORC. Last year 53 coJlltn participated. Play lllaY bo&ln u early as 10 Lm. Carl Dahlbers. a dlHctoc ol the Council, said that lollowlai tile dlmer wblcb wDI be&ln at 6:30, a Jll'OBl'llll !IX' Tourlllll devol-tnt wDI be - llqtthor acloptiiiiMir rQieft••·--A and be irddfil tbat tbl• 11"'1' am Is a lllurlam committee effort. ndlota for the gulf menl, hdor a n d - or Just the sociAl hdor IIIII dlmwr may be purcbase<l locall,y from John Allen at tbe Electrl< Co., In Gallipolis, ..,.; Jack Wollab, In Middleport, at the Electric Commander Maurice Ricketts lnotalled otncers 1lben Drn Webster Post 39, American Legion, mot at tho post bome. Installed were Donald 111111nell, commander; Paul easel, first vice commander; Elza GO. more, second vtce commander; Loollard Jewell, finance olftcor; Kemeth Harris, adlutanl; Edgaa: Van Inwagen, sargeant-U-arma; Robert Vaugban, lour y e a r trustee; Frri Cheeaebrew, ihaplalo; Russail Moore, unexpired truJtee wrm. Commlltee l'tl)Ol1a were lllv.. and a l'tl)Ol1 ,.. glveo on services held lor q,e late James Greathouae. A ehlcken )>adlecuo was p!amOd fDr !bJda,y 011 tbo plea,!' ~~aqta :told newldnen at a upper parklllll lui Ia doWn. ' tlonal~ioe0!1tblle Robert Burtooi • . . _ 1 llj!Oita ecllcatlonal uillllance Ia Vtot:· 111m and rtitreabmlnla ..., mEASEMENT SOUGHT ~- 111111 CCIIIIdbe roland," ved by ·CudAil acUon iQ' \ho State Depan. IIIMI 11!4. "All pteaa are beof Higbways lor an ..... lWUIIAGE APPLICATION ~~ed and ~ed CIUI. ment over property ol Deonlo Pm "'*'lldU!n& ot ...,..., evBurt f'rii*Un, Cllrlat~aa!- 20, t. Faeemo,yer for Jll&bwoy fm.. '..,Y ~ ~ Ia 011 No boo s. ltiril1• • .brela ....... pro-~nt baa been dledin Melp dopoUu edded. ~·" I' Cox, 19, botli "' Rt. "Ailiaa)o. commonpl•s court. ' ' "''t or dry PIVtMtDII. lllllber ~g. comfort In 50% rayoi\ ; . ~% 10% cottqn. ~ . Gold, I!Jue. ''Loc!lllde8t" Uur own . II your guarauiH Up to a" wli!Jr than conventioDil tires- P.~•• ,.ora rubbn qn ilie lltrll Oft ·-:. tM ~t•stln~ove(ig~ ·yetffil'im•\1 crown area. Dies Thursday Abandone• Plans are completed lor tile annual SEORC Golf Tour~amont a n d Touriam meeting ot tile Portsmouth Elks Country Club Th1U'sda3, July 11. The Tourlom committee Is in charge of tbe day-long a!!alr. E. E. Davia, president, said tile event is one part of tbo SEORC prognm to promote and develop soutbeestern Oblo. The Tourism meetlos Ia one of a series held by the council to promote tourism In the regloo and to bring out the !mportaoce of thls traffic to tho ecODOIIIj' of southeastern Oblo. Howard Th01111'SOO, cbalrman ibo.nt Ruth Oay, 63 Holdt the tread firm on the rotd •.. retltll tqulrm .. , redutea rob-off waer ... Improve~ . mlle1J8. PolUI.d for pound, flbllrsl••• 11 llronier thaa ateel-u:tu prottcllon aaalnat brulte dama1e In the , *"-ctlventll. k in a row in one of 1he war's prost•••· Chapman· Cana•ay Shoe Store --~rwoHJts tread IOMs Its d 'f". bl ~n:~=~~.m~~ La e ·Bri ge ~ um es ·vii'N' IRD Mayors 'I' Ask H I J. 0 ep ..,...m·;.. and durability of nylon. Vytacord - polyetter cord apecHinlly d• 'Yeloped for llr.,.. . . tction or ttie penal Clfficer who has been warden since 1961. MaxweD, 59, presently Is bospliA!Ized will! a lung and cbeot aliment and exhaustlmt Maxwell bas not submitted bls reslpatlon as yet but bas lndlcated be wUI retire at tile end of tbo montll. ' Kclloskl joined tile corrections department staff tn 1950 as a paycbologlst at tile Oblo Penltentiary. . . LONGVIEW, Waab. (UPI) ed setlously. Oro. . An aid wooden foot · bridle over ,,Moil o1 the injured wereyoww ~.!l\U, . ~.,.,...... ~ .Q!IJQ, ...,.. l'IILIIJ!QI<eaanea • •111 · ~~ctlli!l!oedlbua: ~·· ·•119 qulekl,y scramblad tho ~t.e:.r::=-.cJ-.v n)alrt, throw111iroo.;ers;: · .. ii...; 'ilii111ie -aliei ·uw;irau. '· ,. . '· . ~ ~clalePIIoa'• 11!11! Dhlll,c;Vlllter&Ws ~ ~f ~-.. ro'l\:l tieveJopmenl IIIII glc Air Ccnuitand bomb e r 0 lnlci shall011 water IS ·f110t b&- Paul Morris,. Loogview, aald be was waiting to cross the six "1'\•.Ni\~ean .1111! North Vlobla· IIIII< tederal IIICIIIelal')' u~lll­ Tbursda3 nw at least two low. ,• ...,.· !lfl'lllllqra ba~ met Jl 111<8 1H ealabllahlna a 1..o<a1 Gov· lur!ace •'fu olr illlsailes (SAMa) EJahey were treated at two loot wlcle bridge, wblcb was "a.. · ~, liije;: oiDce ·•thejr dlocuaaiGna erruilent Semeos O!lloe. · fired at tbem. Both mlaaed. local bospiiA!s for mloor lnJIU'- bout ball a cicy block long," wben :CIIlfined · ~ _1s: Tbey b ave .~ plrlcO would place tbo unllea su!rered In tile mlsbaJI, wblcb It started sagging In the mldcDe. It was the first time in two occurred as , large crowd left u'I11ere was a roarlng. crack)10 1b6 Nortll voroll,)"a -rtise ilnd pbyslcal · ··~lttDamee, bave insisted tbe !aciiiUea at tho dlsp>sai ()( com- month a the North Vietnamese had an lll:lependence Day ttreworka lng noise," he said, "and the ·.~ Statea bait om condition- munlcy olllclale to belp aolvo lo- got a sbot at tile blgbollylng S. display at Lake Secajawoa State bridge started lalllng, slowly at lira~ throwing people together all bombing or Nortll VIII-' ea1 &DVernment problema. 52s, Five of tile stratoforts bave Park. 111m. Tbe Americans have de- · Plamlng talka with olllelals creaahed due to acddenla In VletHospitAl spoke11111en said all IB It went doW!L" Morris said the structure span.;....- 11a1101 respond to a par- . In Washington, D. C., Wednosda3, oam but none bas been lost In but seven or those admitted were 1111 bombiDr bait ordered March July 24, are Mayers .Raymond combat despite repeated Hanoi treated and released. None of ned a narrow section or the lake those held overnight was lnjur- and. was about 15 feet above the a~ by aealblg doMI lighting In li1epard of Athens; John Tlnsle, bolate. water, which he estimated to be , !Jouth.VIetnam. Cambridge; Diehard Gerberdt, lbout nvv feet doeo. .; · A 12t11 seos•.on Is ""hoWled CircleYIIIe· Jolin Lulu Mutloa Beeauae of tile danger of mls·~ , ' • 1181<1 Wliek. Forry; Mark Kinney, Mmmt Vor- aUes. the B52a have rarely ~. JW Nortll VIetnamese aovem- non, and James Rupert, Well- until tills week - ventured Into continued Ita bard line to- stoo. Among Oblo UnlveraiQ' or- North VIetnam. But u. S. spokeai'q111 by ·_,;lq .~and, ·~ .. flcl,lla part.lo~tlq In the lAlka .men revealed that since Suoday Rulli Green Clay, ~. NU.oa, \bib Korea they 111\ist s to II will bo PresideD! Vert1011 R. Al- the huge bomber• bav~r pounded Oblo, died July 4111 IP a M~ , ljlll((lng troops to SoUth Vletlwn c1ea and oui Dlreclor W• r d North Vlotrmneoe territory 27 GUead HoapltAI followiog I leng,.,.. by . aptn detnanding an WI- Scbram. Dale Knutaell, Mutloa times - 11 times Inside the bor•: liiPdJtlmal and to U, S. bomb- FerrY director ()( deVelopment, der of tbe Demilitarized Zone thy Woesa. Sbo was !ormoriJ< of LONDON (IJPO - Art1ur J. Meigs CowJtr, and 16 dmes above. •'lnil. will also 1tlen4. Hanes said today be bad ''olfiSurvlYiag are her huaband, GeOrge, Niles; a son, Wayne clally" accepted the job ()( ded~ · o . , .. , w · o~o . •>' '.,.,.~ . o~ ·'ijW "" "<~Wo'o·o·,·,·,·o·o:oO<o'o~ · <>:•§•'o'• ~· ~ t ... ·~·········:.······.'... ~'.' ... :' . •• • • :;.:;~~ ;o: • • .::::* :..:::::..:::.:~====~===:·: ";o.-!0:•. :::.: Green, Wells, Oblo, and Mrs. fending accused aasusin James Elsie Caria. Martel; two £l'l.nd- Earl Ray. Ha said he might use Trllfllc deaths today wer~ rwmlng behind NaUoral Safecy cblldren, and one greet-grand- a plea ()(Insanity if Ray lsbrwght predictions lor tbls 101111 Fourlb o1 July holiday weekcbllcl. lile wao preceded by ber to trial In America lor tile snJ. per sllJ(ng of Dr. Martin Luther end. . T be cooineil, wbl•h p~•ted up to 800 would die on tile first huobood, Frank Green. ' neUoo' s hl&ln!V• ·frOOt ~ p.m., Wedneoday to ,mfdnlsht SundaJt, Funecal services will be bold King Jr. ··r: Hanes, the former m~ c1 said earl¥ trendo lndlcated the preclucUon ml!lht not be MSlturday at tile PIIUson and AlBirmtnaMm, Ala., arrived 1D lllled. len Funecal tn Caledonia . . ' London today to confer will! Ro,y A United Preaa lnleroatlollal cOWII at 10 LDL (ED'I') and gravealcle aarvicea wDI be lhOIIed at least 190 poraqna ·ldlled In traffic accldante stnee ccxducted Sunday at 1 p.m. at the in the · American's maximum setbo holiday perlod. bepn l WeDs eamewry at Downlngton. curlcy Londoo ceU. Ray Is llibt· lng ·extradition to the United A breakdoWn Of accldioillal death: Statoa. NEW CO!fl'RAC'I' "Ferhapa there will be a plea Oblo Unlveraltr lias .........,_ rt not fiii(IQ' aod there Ill"¥ be ed I lin $703,1188 -act with Jllea• tn defense of that tbe U, S. ~QO • for ....,._ - , .~- ~, Jlle<IP For the smooth, no-thump rtde of rayon combined with the ttrenath undorloect The &riHina: About 100 members ofLocal 677 of the County, State and Municipal Emplnyos unloo went on strike last week In protest of clcy couocll's fill· B52s Pour Bombs on Panhandle ~=~~~~ =~=~==~~;::~=~===~=~=~:~ .IIIMi the ·.w,a: IOda.Y ()( HanOJio ·l!liPU•• at the VIetnam will' SI.Jn II fil•t cars lllltlek •II Two plies of glllll.alle ''Yytlmni"Polyeste~ 1:0n1 t~ of COrwtritional tirq ltndl to &Qutc!ih •nd etow up a five per cent PI)' inerease. . , ~ARIS (IJPl) - ASofietpledge FOR MfN, WOMEN, CHILDREN D71·14 lublltu The < Koloski today was named to replace Ernie MaJ<WaJI as warden oC the Oblo state Penitentiary wblch was struck by a riot June 24. Tbo announcement was mode by Martin 1. Janis, director of the Department of Menial l!f'gtene and Corrections. Koloski Is presently bead of the Cbllllcotbe eorrecUonal 1J>. oUtuUoo. Koloski wW take over Mono SAIGON (UP!) - V. S. B52a struck North Vietnam's South.. day on an actiog basis until the ern Panhandle lor tile flftb day ' wUte or r.. atnpe Phil U .H fld. l1. Tullld old tilre. oqulnlli ... an eriler on Hand is ~"!~- .~C:::.~~._Program on Tourism .,IIi.., 35.35 ¥::1 lold. EAST LIVERPOOL, Oblo (UPO - Public emJ)Ioyoes In thla community or 23,000 were back on their Jobs today after overwbelmlrw)J! accepHng ,; Stronger SHOP FRIDAY ••• .dY as... Convtntional tlrt fHirta flex • " SAvE BENEF1T SCHEDULED NEW YORK ·(UJ'O-. A special benefit basketball game In bonor of tbe late Dr. Martin Luther King will be played In tbe Singer Bowl in Flushing, N, Y., it was announced Tuesday by tbe Southern CbrlaUan Leadership COnference, New York Majtor Lindsay and Oscar Robertflon. The game, involving 30 players from the National Basketball Association, will be played 15. ., Han . 01 s , • Julia Hennosy Dies Tuesday :. ~ .: F1RST PLACE Tbe !loot o! Haclno Boy Scout '1\roop 241, Utled "~irlt of '76," waa the llrot placa winner In tbe Jildependenee Day celebcatlon at Racine ThiU'sda3. A lacge crowd was 011 band lor the pll'lde and to aee Jim Rouab, acoulmaster, reeelve tbe trophy. - Sentinel Pboto. WON SECOND - The Racine Motllodlst Church, with a float Cll'I')'!JII sewral Pllllla IIIII wltb "United Aa We Stand, Dlvlcled We FlU" aa Ita title, won second plleo In the !loat ...-.,. tloo 1t tile July 4111 parade In Bacino. .. • .....,.at ...,...fl....., •• , . . � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 07. July Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Original Format The type of object, such as painting, sculpture, paper, photo, and additional data Newspaper Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource July 3, 1968 davis hennosy russell wayland