https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/c966c51c846b984fc741552908c466a4.pdf 6da3bf4d8dcdacce690eb993033ba9f3 PDF Text Text ' '· ' ' ' ,._ ' .. 1 --~. ' ' ..' '' •j •• •• . . ' ' .. ,., " . .. ' ~- ... '-. ... . ', _, .' ' r • alificlltion · Questiqns . • '"-- ; ')' . ' Vlee Prealdent llllb!!rt H. ~01'.1 Ooaoi"IJ( c!rculaUIIII r.,.rtt lhll Doa!oerotlc ,... deliptoo an ralli!W potlono obwt5ea. Euit• quallftc.tlono lor the p"*ncy. .• . '11101t llltiiii"'J hlJ'.~ !boll lq.... ' ator since lit ·~ h~' clllll*l8!(.• tar ,ibo prelll. ~ noml•lloo l,ieQ mcnt111 ~ iaunlil1111 like. <a \'elucWtt d...dn. ·ThiiJ ,yill\,<;,'!"11~ ~ bolliior hill) 1!P to the conveJIIIOil ·~~ ~ ~· . • .· They.~ 9014 ot.bl'o'·~ure ,to be~ • drlvh!J Ioree In &.r~ ,hh 20~sln tho Houle and Senote or to a~eve much na!Jotlil recOIJII· IICI1 belare the 1968 prealdentlal Pi'iiaarlo•· Tile primal")' ClllljJOIJnO and tho death o! Soli. F. j(elllll!'dy left ltlln the only mtlor ehallellll'r to (1)1'1) - ' ". .-r. . ' alai.; Kanawha IN:; Cherie-. Marmet and ~ .... . . ... . sill. BOAT MOVEMEN1 GALLIPOLIS LOl eoivre•• -rt Now You Know are 64,974to ooe. r-~----------~----~ 1968 BE.LI EVE ME, MY FRIQ.Jt!S, , . at y e •' 'I'!>& 011!1•· Qa!illll a pi'-JH be. lnr doalla lllral&ht Guill Ia.POker ' ·• Devoted To The lnlerflllll Of The MeiRa-MIUOn Area ·IT'Sc IMPORTI\"-lT 1D 11-\E . 1-\E'I\LTH OF "TBE COMML»JITY 1Hf>.T 1,()() ELECT M6 TO OfFICE Five Die hj Mason County Fire RunaboUt, 90 PT. PLEASANT - Five Macomt,y residents horned to death lhls Q10rlllng lD a tire of undetermlaed oriBin 14 mUeo northeast ol Pl.' Pleasant, Just off Roote 2. The home of Mrs. Velma Mc- Boa~ 11011 . COLUMIIUS - AT LEAST 42 poriOill died Ia trafllc accldenltt Oa"Oido hlgbwiJI over the lcq 1~ FoUrth of Jody holltll1 wtektftd, loor more U..lllfell' ·~ IIIII predletecl. '• ·The COUll! by Unltad Prell International and tho Qblo Hlghwtt.Y \'jlZ<i bellA at 6 P.m. (ED'!? W"""eday llld ended at mldnllllt sun. ~ triple 't&1111tln wera recorded during that period, two ol ... , !f• . . ~ -----PANMlliiJOII, KOIIEA - THE UNITED NATIONS Commalld ~~ I ME.A.t.J 114AT IF l.'M l PROMISE "-JJT TO RJklG-1 EACH . Af\JC> E.VG.RY OI.JE OF 'TOV lk.l 11-\E. MCX.JTI+! ELECTE.C> 10 OFFICE ... '· . ~E CERTAINLY 1-\A~ Af.J APPEALING PLATFORM · WOULDI\l'T YbU S/\Y ?. Teenager, 17, Dies Cain Allen, a teacher, was a to. talloas. A neigflbor, Mrs. Clarence Durst, aew smoke at 7:30 a.m. and called tile Maaon ComQIFire department. She then rushed 1D John William (BW)Tucker,l7, l'<lmeroy Route 4, died u..>PO<t•,.IVNCl todaY accuaed Cou>mlllll1t Norlh Korie ol violallllllho lruce edly early Monday mornl1111 at lho with Soulh Korea ~ . tlmto since J1110 26 and said It was "a !ipor!Amon Bar, located at lho Crossrotdl, In Meigs Coo&'• 11lllated plan of viCllenco Ulll ~IlL" Ofllclala todaywereconlerrlng . ·Gen. Gilbert Wll<llwanl, lho U.S\ Ar~Jv'l aenlor VNC deleto tile. Korean Arm11tlce O>aunla~ lnidt tile charge at tile oc tile JIOUibllltioa ol holdi!lllan D*IIDc ollho CommliiiCII at tile truee YIIJqe of PamnunJam. autopll,)' r.ir lho 17.year-<Jid who graduated !ram Rullond Hlch · ~W - AN .,u!ERICAN MAN was aentonced tedll,l' to llw Sehool IIIIo sprl~~~~o bl)prl-.t lor srilllilllhw haolds~ and currenci iiiiO It was reported that Tucker had worked at the JJo1t:y Isle In' liMcl warrea, 12, or Ollwu.,, CIIIL wa1 auJIIY llld Middleport unW around ml4nlght ~old!IQ! 1 court Ia Ta111MDI, Qtplllloftile Uabeld1lan ~lillie, ' llld had 1toppec1 at lhe har en. Amerlcu Ell\bllll,)' IIPOktalnln llld, Warren wu OJPtcWd to route to his home. He wao , ..tad ·· on a otool aild r.u to tile floor• .. ' -~~-- LFSl THAN A MONTH romatu . PITISBURGH - 1 . betwelil tile .lute •-C'-', '"'""' , ,....._ .-~w.. RMI' ' Tbo·lllddloport emergencyoquad summoned at 1:25 e.m. 1' but nor =~i~~~~~~· ~tllot: Clllitnd · ~wtll~~be~aceepllble Ol!Pirtl Alii- 1, to Tllkl tile .•hltd q,po,iithelln· .,....rently f~CI<. · lldfered 10111o T'G&r ll-1' OUT .. .' . - Jack StanleY, RD I Pomeroy, was...,._ at Vetel'llll Memorial Hoe~ allar wrecld~ tile ab.o'" pictured aUtomobile 111 Route 248, near Cheoter. SlaJ>. ley, w1!o . !ran _.ted to the hoaplta,i by Pomeroy Emergency Squadmen, roportedly sustAined -Wtadtii<. laeerallono llflho atatl-aaon and multiple aolt contusions r~~..ovor llld oflerhlttlnginembobkment. abraalona when he was thrown Apasse1111er, through lho Lennie rear . .~ ....~--·~..-,.~~~~~'J;·-·I!.!"W'~~~"l~~~~'·'ijle,!'_i~~..!~ be.!_.,~~~~!~~~.~ haro 1101 • nlw llar,bltDatl-- aCdll8 atooawlllo. 1unlved, ·In acldllloo to 1!11 par- · ~-·~·~ wardeD at Ohio Penlteallary lrmllhe lime tlepartmiDil1111119M. HeachteYtd the...._ ai tile PriiCIII. ------ FORNER ALABAMA JOV8"1101' Georp Wlllaet • lallowi"i a tumultoua rally Saturda)' nl&btln which ltuOrtor• will _ . . lalrollt of every courthoult Ia Olllo til accept alpluros to pin bill) 1 ....e onlho Obl9 preol- home; hllmatornalgrandmolher, Mro. ca~ Davia, caldwlll and h11 paternal grandmothet, Mro. Inez 'l'llcker, ~o, 0. He woo a member ollho Rutland Me-let Church llld at Rutland Hlch School wa1 active In bolh lho Safell' IDd SCience clubo. He bad beta employed at parQI candl- adtlrealltd a t%51 plate Alnd rallq tho Dairy !ale for • - a year. F>nonl oorvice1 will be ..,.. . i~ by too periOill and t11on 11> a .-iJW dueled at 2 p.m. Thurildl¥ at .. o! J,500 . at a rall11n Han ....... tho Mar!!• Fu..ralllome In RutCOLuMBus - THE GOAL W.AS IJNITY ol bllek ~..... land with lho Rev, Cheater Lem· tle!>oQI ""*" ------ i~~~n;oul~t~wu~~~~~~~~~nlq Ia Itoeooveni!CII. """ nab at tho 28tll ,le,llio olllc!allng. Friend& IIIII' call (CORE) · ·...... . ' Cll>- ,II -ral home anytime on houri ~ on a - cilllllilldoD, Wldnoeday. Burial wUI be Ia lrJ apln lato nellt lll!llllll ,.., ~ III1H Cemetery at llutland.- · to dlae\JII the ~" LOOAL TEMPS ·llld. ' fl:oin ~-~IIPower, , 11lo touworalure Ia Mnllmll Ia ~ ~ and l'olnen;r at 11:30 o.m. lbJda1 ... , · · IInder IUIIIIl' aldol wao 78 Cl..,., ' dt1f811. Addlllonal funds will be needad for tho planned July 25 ~ pearanee oflho American Wind Sllympbony Orchestra In Meigs COURIJI. According to word received, a $500 gnnt !ram tho Ohio Arts CouncU, 10 be uoed In helpinl: delray coats of lho syftlllhony's tppearance, has been 1urned cloWn. Local groupa had counted C11 tho gnnt to help mako UP a · $1,500 charge levied by the orcbelllrl for Itstllr<qboUt - c e .~· Reoldenltt C<luiiiY ltltel'eeted In tho July 15 _.....e are asked to ear~ In a 1110 dollar CIJ!IIIII&n to help rlioe additiOnal ftlnds. Reoldents ore to oeed their dollar and llame to Mrs. W. P. Lochary, y Serge;ptt Killed On Tires, Rill vers. · enltt,bytwoolotero,Mro.Karen ~ V-8 Engl VIce President llubert H. Humphrey and h11 Democratic prosldenllal rlvli, Son. Eu&one J. McCcarthY, cannot agree .., whether tile major campaign lsaue thlo year Is lho war In VIetnam or the war Ia America's streetl. Humphrey says crime and til...,..,.. 114 High Sl, Pmneroy. ~ checks sent are to be made out to the Meigs County American wlnd S,ymphony Fwlt. Besides presenting an evening concert from a specially con-. structed barge on July 25, mem"bers of the orchestra w1U conduct 1 workshlll during ll1e cleytlmo working wltll members or hlgll school bonds In Meigs County, Mrs. Lochary, who is heading tile program to brl1111 the symphonic group ID Melga Councy, 1a also asking for vd:unteers 'from residents who are willlne to provide housing for members Nine Cases siBO Willi lhll 111111 man to opeak up, to apeak .. for'' I nrle!J' o1 antlpovert;J', P,caII.., and urban projll'lllll. McCartby, Ill the olhol· lwld, oald "I' lbiDk the war Ia mueb more of anl1111e tllan the other• ''Tbt oilier 11 a llllttH of deep concem til tile poaple, bat It haa DOVer pro- u ... .-..-~.fioc.,!'i: ~~-~lnd··"'-,..11-.JMoaut • · - -• •". mlllntalao· he won't !Ilk IIPOc!ll· •~• can ol!or :lllll • caU,y about hi• Ideas on how lho 101ut1on to It Ia tormo of a VIetnam war should be setUed prqJel' political 11- Ia the because It would undercut carnpalp, but It nmalna a American neiJI)IIator& Ia Parla. basic coocem, a dHp ......, MccarthY aald the Vlelllam In lhlo country. eonflid Ia unwch more the of the orchestra - also a reIssue" becauoe the other Is mt quirement. Since the entire fund raising cempalgn to bring the an Issue '"on whlch people are M ·F d d d :::~un::::ofthe=·:.:: =~=::s . ore un s Nee e Oillo · wu a Of" TH' PALACE! By United Press Internatlooal *=the wli'I'll~ wu prOIIOWICed dead lXI tile olpd'a arrival. Meigs coro,.. . oot DQUiialor1 retumad to. tho batpiDilW lillie He1~r)" Ewbw oald thll Tucljer of the the home tilt 1'00111 and lho ldtcbell ...... In tiiiiiU Tile lire dllplrtiDoat ad tile bodlel of a bobJelltor, Franeeo McCoin, 24, and cblldren, llotQI Jc> Alloa, f; ~ Allen, 6; Bobble Jo Allen, 4, and WUUam Arlen, IG IBOIIIIIL 111o llllllber was......,..aot Morrll Harn.v COUoao In Char· llllloll. Tho bodlal are at tilt c-. Hu1sell FuDtnl Homo. Democrat Hopefuls Disagree On Issues itO t: I SEE 'tOLl • ·FIVE MONDAY, JULY 8, 1968 . POMEROY-MIDDLEPORT. OHIO I ' group ID Meigs Coonty has been Brewer, 23, go!IIJ! to tal<e aldol ... Injured in HiVer Mishap Both clndldate1 IIJPO&rtd 011 national televloiCII newo IIMIWB Smclay. HumphreY &poke . m done on that basls. Any resi- ~tissues and Answers"- ABC. McCarthY appeared on "Meet dent willing to house one or the Press"- NBC. more orchestra member is askThe VIce presidtn said. "I Ten)' Brewer. 23, a Port. ed to telephone or write to Mrs. believe 11\e No. 1 111110 lhll land area res~-. was taUn Lochary. troubles lho American people to Meigs Gtoleral Hospital for In prior appearances, the orcbeotra - 'ihich hal been ex- today Ia how you can hove OOth c!vll order and civil juallce. ly tlrowDIJI& In lho Olllo River at ceptionally w~U received - has ur think what the American WeUs Run. been brought \ to Pmneroy and Meigs County through the Cham- people Want I• a law-obldlna Breww, accordlnl 1o Racine COUIIIry, that Is a COUIIIry Ia -.....,. StltadJnen, dived idD ber of C(Jilmerce. However, this year, lho group Is being brought which we can make our change tilt river til tal<e a IIWim whilom by tho dtlzens and the program without lawloasness. I think a flih!nr outing and 8JI)ll'8lllly is on a county- wlde basts. Plans lhey want 1o see a prelldent, lllruck bls head '"' rocko. and they want other olllclalo of ColviD Plcken1, Leo Allen and call for the establishment of a the government who will not Dave Rouih, all 11, recovered permanent group which will be only speak out vigorously Brewer from tile river and adIn charge of bringing tho cuiagainst disorder and vlol101ce ministered arllllclal ruplrall4la. • group to Melga County each and crime In tile atreota, and lk>BPital olllclals aatd looting and burning..but they woold be rel•eed ~, on a voluntary basis, Mrs. Loc~ ary said that she feels that pr~> vidifl8 housing should also be Heard by year. Mayor Legar · -Mrty!oday--- George Renshaw Dies on Sunday WHATCHA MEAN, TH' HECK THER!: .JUNK? THERE'S NO JUNK IN MY 390 V-8 THERE 'THINKA '\'OUR CROWN! SIW Tires, .WEIJ., .~'RE Fu..ra1 aeey!cao lor Gaorao M. Rtllollaw, 7t; _...,, .Wbe . died $JIIde.v otter an Oll8lall Ulnesa, wUI be bold 'l'laaldaJ • ' p.m. at tile Ewlnr Qolpll wllb tile Rev, EM- Gl,ll of. llciatlna. Burial will be In IIIII )leldl Grovl ~. laeludo Ida Con Dlobl BenlbeW; • • iiWI· 91ni-• tldll, Pb!Uip 0, ~ • • . ,.. ~ ,., ., ,... __ . llr•.cud7na.m.. · W. \'e., ODd Mr• ·A'li.• ' . j �. :~ • • •. ' • '' . h •. l'l' :~ ,+': j :T~ Potile~-~loport, l' : . o· . G' . • b ' . , ~· , "· Je..·. :·;, :· r ., 1 .· son .Hurls No.;.Hitter . .. · . . ~, -~· :· 4e~i::E::~E· Fer,Natlohalsion TUesda~v . . . .,r .. :' .' . ::or D1.111 Serti!IOl, "·..:. ~~0 . :·. . lg \ •.· .M .' . o .. Monday, Jul,y 8, 19Ss ~ . ~1 .ui~y ·_: · ·sua a·. rk ·.·11"/err·'V .~ . g . W:~/'~ . lcini w~. Mr• .aDd 'lb..• Ia 12-jean.old. Hela 8~001, four lnehoa tallllld ~ 219 ~ . EVery out maae by the M~a 'l'heoi .11o 'fllllled Nlke !lei.,waa a strikeout ao Werl')' fall. 10 end lilt -e. - ned U bllilrl, The bf& Yank ',·;' '!be p.me · wea ealled aiiCatruel!, 0111 lito flrat aeverl moo four tmtup beeauae Ill the 10before' l'alklng Terry Barrell run rule, Tbe IQta loll four in tbe· bottom or the lhlrd tmmen on bue aDd made .,..., In&. Mer atrlldng out tbe ·Grot errors. ' Tbe Yanktol loll aovtwo bitl,tr1 in the bottOm ol the eu men atrlllllltd aDd played erfourth, •Worey loadell tbe blse1 rorleaa ban, by hilling Perk Ault aDd wall!. Tbo · YlllkoN · polled 10 bill file Gory Donohue lnd HI~ Bor<d aeve Prleo who walked five and atruek out flvo. · ey, • _JdlliGII,· more tball ma.t men, ~ the II] Pride and Prejudice '""* 1 IUIIIbk for mv -~uoa · ala biW: alike. COWl!,. wllr.l I ·to ..... llld a.rf&e llroUibt moal, be belieVed .the q ,. ili!ual. Nejro wu ~ ~ a IIWI,_1101 qlillll Dr. BellllliiJll ' DDek"f:j Nei'O ~Omer, , rtfltet God is· jtial; 111111 his jUalic:e . lllllhematlclall, author or u ,rmulli &lid, caKIIOI llcep forevtr. ~ Jeffenoo'• recommeadallcin, Olle of the · · -TIIemu Jdmn e an of the new Clpllal af,·WaabiJJCioD, with Jefforaon on thll 'poiD!, ·In 17'16, Jeffer1011 had~ foreecl to crou • r, of aiiunt had 1114 a wblle griJid, GUt ap embarrulinc puuge ID btl drift of mother. It wu tbllw!Jt; bloOd that explalllod the Deolaratlon of lndtpendenee cOIIdellllling blo ability, 1101111 moil uld. · Georp ill for tile llave trade. But what of Plllllll Wbeatley, a pure "nil· In ~~~ when the Found In I Jl'alhen eer" carried fnlm Africa u a cbllll in 1111! llllmDIOQ ill PbUidelpbla to labor lind cleblte over a CollllltuUoil ff/t tl!e new naUoa, pollt!cal Bou&bl Joha ~3:' a rich Bolton merehallt;byllld lalllht j!: · h by btl wife, abe rulltl11 cllctatod more compromlau. Tbnlllh became u lalemttl ~eeletm'ld .,_, tbiJ document provided for tile tmd of die Wuhlllllon reeelir'ld ber In btl tiiCIIilpment. llave tracle ill ID, tile 'fate of thoie who 'Were Her vofume of poem1 wu the Ne,ond llool< already alaves (over bilf a mlWon), •• ireD ever pubJIJbed by u Amerlcu W9111aJ!. ulboa who were to be•bom to them, was left What of hundredl o.l thotlllllda of-olhera who lo tile individual lltatei. . ·- ~ Helen uSe • • -- Help •• :.~ By Helen Botta/ - " " CURE FOR A "MOVING" Mark Is atartllng. 141' huab&Dd : IIOTHER IN LAW tlllnka my son looks llko h I s : Dou Helen: grandlather's baby plcb.J.rea. I know now how foolish I was, • I've heard ol mllllaibw • - ... a.e.~aw, but lhla Ia tile aDd how lucky I am, but how : . liYID' end. 141' sillier's m-ID~ can I live witll thls secret wheo : U.ea _ . lo tllom. Mama every time I - the baby rm : .at mly popa In II all houn, romlnded or 117 I love my huabaod more than : but she even rearrauges b e r over, aDd I oouldn't bear to hurt : dauslier~aw's illmilure. Conhim. It he knew tbe truth, he'd •• lllaalb'l ; My si- Is a llae houae- be totally crushed. Every day ... - \· • keeper and she llkea her own ar- . - ll'l&llnonll. It's moat dlseon- !!"M I!I·M ·a·thclp- ·&..~ ... .,..; front 1;: room . 11Witd1ed from here to iir.1111.... ·Mamma dooan't aloloddng. Son lela Mommy me her ...,, no matter what. · WIIIJout cauaJng _ . <011111<1, bow Clll lhla altuatlon be eased? - CONCERNED SISTER Dilr Sis: Beat cure for tills ''lnoVina'' Ia: Move to !be oilier ol """' - OJ' . . . . luther illl¥. Tho relotlonahlp Is altopd:ler too 11elose.'' - H. Door lleleo: · rYe heeD married ten years lo a c11J ·1· - -..rw man who -'<! lll7lhlrw for me. But like porfeel mates, he Ia oome. . U.Oa II was d!rlng.one o1 lli8ae times IIIII I drilted lnlo .an. Iii atralr witll a married DW1. Mark was everything my hue- biDd lsn!t: A ehuer, a cheat, :-) .• f 'ftaker," bat. oh, ao excl.t' · la8! We'd meet at hia aparl. ·wblle my tllree chUdr011 ~· ID ocheol. No one ..,apect. ed. Wbeo I became preanant, he · .told me he oould DOVer leave •1111 wife for me aDd we'd have It 111 ..,.s.eye, He G!ouabl a.e •.lilbJ waa my huoballci'a aDd •I lqled It waa - IUIIil I aow him. To me, a.o resemblance to WORlD gree, tile waitress sbould lhlnk THE WELL CHILD~ me of a detlnldoo Times Maga. zlne: uConAtsion is one woman plus !Jne lett tum; excitement Ia two women plus one secret; bedlam is tbree wom(Reminds Cllsn8lng en plus one bargain: ebaos 1a four womea plus one luncheon cheekl- H. This column Ia dedicated to !amlly living, so if you're havIng kid trouble or Just plain trouble, let Helen help YOU, &be will alao welcome your own amu linl experiences. Address Holen Bottel in care ollhlanewapsper. Today's New Tests Can Determine Unborn Child's Normalcy By WAYNE G. BRANDSTADT, M.D. ' Although it was formerly impossible to tell whether a child would be normal until after it was born, a technique has now been worked out for making such a determination after about 12 weeks of pregnancy. This involves the re~ atively simple process of inserting a needle into lhe protective sac In which the embryo .is developing and withdrawmg a small sample of'the surrounding amlotic fluid. Free-floating cells cast off by the skin of the embryo are examined microscopicaUy and the chromosomes in the cells are studied. These rlbbonllke strands carry the complete hereditary pattern of the developing infant. If the chromosomes appear to be normal, a normal baby can be expected. On the other hand, certain abnormal arrangements of the chromOSOIIIeS Indicate mongolism and various . EDITORIALS Facts of Our Youth Get Bit of Revision Aiming for 100 Mark? • u" Give Thanks, Fathead .n Carmel News By the Day. !illY• * ., .. . and KOIIQI e~ Mlilkin ~l'i (IJ..n - ~ . ~- Dlek WUI!am1 of tbil AIDorl<ill · liab Glbaiift (114> · . qt the Ltli!ll Aliater teiDI Cllnlinall aa lila NL.'IIII:ter, !l.e'ld· 1111 ol pld<lnl a FIVe . lnomberl . Ill 1\'Dilama• atartiDc plldlir rroin ..,... ·lla!f ptctied IIIDdl¥ and 1111 I;OV., ""'~I who 'l!9l'kfd ' - o11tor - pllebed IIIIUfday, ~ wldle .,....,.. Rtd Domv- McLain (18~ of the ~ ol l!le. Nodoaal 'l'llerl, Lida Tlalll (tU) ollhe Loop had a lllllaiQ:I Indiana, Mel lllultlanrre (11-5) ol ~~ to 11trow ID Ill the Ylilkeo1 and 'fO!!!m7 ollld'a illlual ~1011 'dal- John O.e) ol 1be WbiW au all started aod weal more thaa five . Scboeodienat waa _.... Ill lllnil1p llludiiY wldle John Uatenora. Standing-rtii)ID tiekel1 will be name either Don DryiCiale (10- "Blue Moon" Odom (7-5) Ill a.e a ta... *"• 'I'Ut...,. lie. · ~=~nd :~ ~: ::~ ~h ::ore : . 1 home !)We. Catcher Mike Fetty f'Jl.• :~ -:~::~ :ew~:d~r:,:.r=. ~ " r,gers ball for the day aDd finned Dine whUo laontna five free paB8es, 1101 hi a cbtch single after plncl>hitter Steve OUer was atruch out b,y Logan' a Bob Johnston. Johnston soon got closer to aendi1111 the glune Into extra inDingo by fanning carl Dcmoakey for tile second. out, but tllen Don.. nls Ault singled to keep the e!fort allve. Rothgeb, shorll.!' thereafter, moved to t))ird on an er1'<ll' by the second boaeman..tnd Ault - second on a wild pitch. Second bagger Eddie Boer, who will be a sophomore at Ohio Unl•er.lty this fall, then oteppod to tile plate and ripped a single to score Rothgeb with the winning , w ln By FRED DOWN UPI !l>Orta Writer Tho runaway Detroit Tlpra lave reached the halfway point o1 the American League pel>111111 race wiG! tho biQeot lead In 21 yelra and a eonvl<llon thai the only teem they have to !oar Ia the Detroit Tigers. markor. . Meigs had ltied the score at 3-3 In the sixGI Inning when Baer was hit b,y a bod pitch and Gal· llpolia produ<:t TOIIIIII)' Silencer r!pped his se•' ond double of the afternoon. The !!rat two runs f<Jr the hosts were lallled in a.e second when Sperieer led otl with a double, moved to tlllrd on an orror, Louie Bush walked and BUI swan hit 1 •111111• to score both in the second on t11ree hlto and the otber In the lhlrd on throe errors and a alngle b,y Bill Shaw. outfielder with the nat ..,Ill National Youth ~hlp YGiaa, to •'"lllaeo Rose on 1he on the SehuylkW Rit er So-, NL aquad.. , and ·helped earn ~ Joseph F. II Folger Memorial Trq>hy, Tho . wlanlng crew ....,.,ned 58 --~ w.:r - ·.aos · C&rew, Min Horton, Dot Whil'l, NY waa • .:;.;:~~··· ~ ~:~·Min sii 1101 In 1he aeopnl BlJIIe aa he &01 two alngiea ' In two olllciol trips to the plat._ ~- Wll lour fDl' five o~rall for lito day. :Moigl Wpt ill foorth iDDIIw markers W!hon !OP&ncer led otl !':' Culp, .olded by Juan Pizarro, received credit for his firth victory in the first BlJIIe and Gary Waslewskl, with help from Bill Landis and Lee Stange, was credited wllit his third win in the nlglltcap. , Roy White and Andy Koleo hit homers and Mel Stottlomyre firth loss for the Orioles In the first BlJIIe whUe Tom Phoebus s-ed his record at 11-8 in the nightcap. Wayne causey, who scored tile tying run in the elshtll Inning, singled heme Ken Berry In the 11th to give Don McMahon his IIOCOIId win for the Ray ....~:':kMDwery, ..... tltched all ' the way far the vi alt. ...,, !annod four&Ddwalkedlhres. BY INNINGSFI'.RSTGAME '-lllan 021 000 0-3 6 2 1leip 020 001 1-4 8 4 Johnstm & EUio, RothBOb & Lopn ' ,, ~ SECOND G.A.ME 104 100 1-7 8 UlC & second on WUUe Dat!o' ftelder'o ehoice sacrifice. l Q ...~!P.III!II!JII!'-'!~~ :"' L.La.!.a. ournament gave me a lot ol oonlldeo<e llld tllat second put me nine under, ID frail of tile field ." Onl,y tllroe players really wore In conl8nllon on tbe lui round with Rod Horn falling out o1 the picture .., his 7111 hole when be took • bogey to liD alx under par. He 'IIOUIId OW with 2&2 for litlrd to earn $9,375, compared to hia t..tal prevtou pro e&l'ltiD&• of $116. Bob L.Jm aDd RociiY 'lllomp1011 tied for fourth at 283, earning f5,812 oaeb. • • .r an Og_od ;News a to ,0 He's only 13 and itching to drive a car. There's yours. Unlocloe<l. Keys in the ignition. Tempting. T<!mpting. Tempting. Then off m1 a,., impulsive joyride that you could hav<! prevented. A joyride that ended without joy. Smacked into a brick wall. Y.ou ought to know that 64% of peop1le who live long enough to , be arrested for car theft are under 18. ~ And yr.1u ought to know that 76% of ~ stolen cars were left u11locked. Neady half also had the igni~iol•l'keys ir 1 them. And you ought to 1~'11. what to do about It· ~'"'"' ·X.anv . ... ' ~ SWan. ifll'• .. ...... ----.......... ,... eel one. Three of l..opu'aoeven 8i261t 45 1$ so ,301aec:ond-o. 69 218 11 .2118 llclaln, tbe malGr lequea' · 5HI3 24 6l ,286 ~11 winnllr and a poaalble ft ~& 40 73 .285 3Q.Pme Wlllll!'r, pitched a fivo79 283 44 sO .2~ hi~~ &ad oiru<k out nino.· rr2t1 .37 ,82 .28~· aem ttw .Tiaera orr tn 811(18 •35 '86· .28i lk'cnl, wttll a 'a--till hGmer in 80iJOf 2l 88 .280~ , .11\:•t i!ll)lqj•:1ft: · ~•Onl aq ~ , 40 79 •m fl!ll~ and , John ; r, 'FI'8!I llooJMi R!N • .~ &ad llllckiy ,Lclieb ~ LeaatieAlhloll~• ·1n thi ·Ia!' · ~'!I· lira~ 1i• l~',li> JIV!t tbi TI&en illol!' Phlll IS;' llllh'; vtc!liey In . !l*rdu~ U · ..., .......... ~~h~or8 ~!:.~r ~u~ 1~! =~ !'; a~e=en~ ~ J~.~~&~~ eiS opf Cops .rt . SECOND GAME Logan, In the second pme, Jumped orr to a 1-0 lead in the first and scored lour more In with a all!ille, Bush pulled a bose the tldrd to grab a i»Oadvantqe. on boDs aDd Tom !lyseD and ' - " also added another mark- Steve OUo~r bit back • to • bock er In tho lourlh and one ID lite singles. aecond on a heme run by Bob The II !tit Inning run CUM when Daubenmoler. Ault walked, swan singled him to Meigs, meanwhUe, gotonl,ytwo lhlrd aDd !ipencer ll<rill.ced him nUU10rs. runs In the fourtll aDd a alngie to the plat e. Only other hits lor Meigs were tally in the !lith frame. OGler 11lta fDl' Meti• wore a lhil)l inning single by Ault and Silencer, who ploys cenllr- Ault with l third illli!IB tillllo a firth frame base hit by Demos- field when he Isn't pltchiJV. wu aDd a 1111 Ilia b,y Demoakoy in the key, again the top hitter for Meigs sixth. Logan got its first two runs : '::":'':e~: ab'uck out eialit laU..rs&Ddwalk- TWlR . b.,, u·k L d l , nl e . ea Sims Scores Four Luis Tl1nt won his 14th BlJIIe for tbe Indiana in the opener aa Duke Slm• drove in four runs witll a throe-run homer aDd a single and Don Mincher earned tbe ~Is a spUt In the nightcap when he kDocked in four runs with • homer and a Hour , CLEANING ; ·,.. Alhleile Logan Split Doublehea(~\.1.. er s~· ~~~~=~====~ Yallski, Boa Molldl, Oall u: a• ••• yaw ri, IW.cli . . . . fai~1f" . Curt aatd, 1'111 W!Uie ID _ , . aDd ru pt!ay loll,'" Se- WJNtl~Ni; CREW dlenat aaid. . PlliLAilELPIUA . (UP!) '!be C&rdllnal IIIIIIIIIOl named PeM Cl16'ai7-JotNII Bill1 Wlllls.m1 ol 1he CUba, !be e~ed crew wooi the i sit; Yastrzemaid, bunerlcss 'Botton 4 Mlnrielllljl 3, Ut ledCI left two mea on bale aDd land ,\lhlotico :;.4 aDd 7-' since June '15, hit one In eaeh Orioles won the second game on BootOn 6 Mime- 3, 2nd ~.Ill' error. ' . SUUdiJ, the Tlpro no longer pmo as the Red Sox r1~ tbeir Fred Valentine's nlnlh-inlllng Detrf/lt a Oakland 4 lat ~eable hillers were J, T. ov.en identl()' litelr piD'suora by wlnni1111 streak ro eight pmes. h0010r. Jim Hardin suffered his Detroit 1 Oaki&Dd s' 2nd I!Olland, a doul!le, and Max Nl- name, Monday' ~ bert and Jim Eodi<Gtt, alngloe. "How !l.t behind Is theW ' • k B • kT (No -e• Sieve' Ka,yaor "'"up o•• IO«<OIJ.t>>ae• teem now'l'' asked hi~ walkad five aDd atruc:k out auch lllrl aa AI Kallne Norm 11 . • Da cash and Dick McAullfle, GRAND BLANC Mich. (IJPO with the second win of ills pro tllrsevo hits~ ::: a l::"d without botberhw 10 question -A laat minute' declsiOII put earoor. strucl< oui five Malleable 1tft w~ the Cleveland Indians Tom Wet.iropf Into a.e Buick "I hit a terrible putt," HUI tllrse mill on kao llld mldt iJne · •~e:~t, ~ t tho .,,_ Open and · a lost minute break aald. "I hit it "'' tile toe." 1 · ••- 8 · ..,... It for him HUt's error made Weiskopf error. Star break lo the biQeat inlhe Wal..,t . a last round &t look like a asor. He had plarmed American League ala the NoW iMic!al to IID!ah the 72 hole t8it to compote ID the Bridsh Open ... York Yankees '*I a 121h ..game ol 1he 7,001.-rard par-72 War· aDd didn't make up his miDd to IUPON REQUI.Sn . ' , • I • ~ llllqin In 1947• Tile Yar*eea wiek HUla .oourse with an oighl play In tile Buiek until last Ou•.lllual lkiooi!CI.,.It)l e~ted to the pelllllnt !hot under par 28o. !llnday. Thou he telephoned Ida ... ,... Just as the Tlgora are Tb• 11e· atoed tenul,y on 1he entry, an hour before tbe •...,.~,. Cltaiii'S Ill' United Proaamtaruatlonal to.: lhla : " : borrlrw rrtnp Of the .,._ while rookie deadline. NatlonallM&UO • .a IPSO ~ Mlke"IWI, pllling In oa1,y hie "I never lhoull1t I had a G. AB R. ll P'ct. lialf of tbe lcheciWe. fifth pro tourftament .,took , a c~o to win 111t11 tbe last .~o-l.•i:.•.1.-·-••••.!:.-~ 1 , Alou, Pit 70 244 23 84 .344 Tho Tigora, wbo hovoll'l won at llllintalniJII 'a tie io round whoa I eaqllt everybocly Roas, Cln 81 331 58 lOt .3211 a - ' alnco 1945• plnod 1 force a piayol! for !be $25 011;0 on the first Dine," he aald. ''But Slaub, Hou 81 300 $1 ,,96 .,17 full pme on the Indiana &mdi.Y first prlzoln !be $125,000 .,;..,_ before I started, I thouabi If I '1'011!·,.0 TBY ' f1ood, SLL 83 348 49 110 ,816 with iltelr two IIUTDW vtetorloa He couldn't do il Whether It lhot a 68,' Pd win It, I feel >'Ory ' A~HAII · Alou. Alia 82 311 35 9l 107 over the Alhletlea. · wa1 preaaare or error, HlU lucky Johnin, Cln 711 46'100 McLain Wins stm.th mtaaed a nve fGo1 putt on Ilia •-The 11.,.-a to my round were Millan, Alia 70 270 22 ·U ·.10.4 llolllll' MdAin railed his lui .,._ to boB1II' the hole alld a 1S.foot birdie putt on the third Helma, Cln 79 318 22 98 102 rerol'd to l6<- 2 Wllln WiUie wind up with second money ol hole and then a five _ . to Haller, LA T/257 12 n·::roo Horton' a ninth-inning hllmor •15,11_0!, _whUe Welakq!t rolalotd birdie the 14111. Tbat flrll one Wills, Pit 78 331 41 · 98 . He wall 1be ooenor ,.c1 JC!15l!U'lnl Amerlean Le1;ut · won hla seveoa. pme ~na~ ·' G. AB R. H. PeL lix loaoea with the help or a • .,, ·phooe Hrrlan, Boa 6t ;41 38 74 .106 two-run homer by Kallne In the 1 m k.1ro. lreeti 10 1011 I JT7• :::J'~N~M=~ i.J'' '1e11':!:; =~~ir:':. rr':m!Mffie~ ;.,~a:"i>a~ Leaders • ~u .n~i; . , 2-1 ID tbe - · 0.ftno"-v n1a1t • _ _, -•.. aa Sieve Ka,yaor pve up w...,. Melia' American Legion team 0110 hit. · scored In the boltAin half of the Malisabie a 1-8 Iold .Ill last rung to earn a t-3 win In the the botlom ol the second inning !tnt BlJIIe and then dropped the when, with two out, Tom Je...U other end of a doubleheader walked aDd Max Nlbort alngled against >laitillll ~ by a 3-3 to score Jewall. Nlbort w a 1 score Sunday llfl!!moon at Syralitrown out at the plate tr¥inll euae Municipal Park. to acore. '!be apUt loft Meigs with an Tho Atbletlca dod it 1•1 ID tlveralJ slate of 6+1 for tho the top of the IUih Inning,aoa11011. All<b' lf1me walked aDd ac:or- Jon R<llhseb, Meigl' ·~ ~on=.B=~~ pltc...,., pla,yed 1 bi8 role toward getti111 1he vletory In lhe openo picked otl al .Drst base, Jefl 11w match by amacking a oi1111le ::.:alit~ ~ Corl!y Sktto wltll ono out In the last ol the 1 e or 1 choice !kat seveoG! aDd later tallying tho . ~.::=.: =::~Max Nl- winning marker. bert fielded Sl<eto's...;..,... bail Rothgeb, who hurled six-ldt and tllrew Dave Bumotte out at Tho wil!ning run was scored ~: ::~! :;h 1D tbe bottom ol G!e IUih lmCail!ornla • tng Wllln Tom Jewell walked, 39 43 476 1511 New York U6 waa ...rllleed to llcond by Ni43 17 36 Chicago : IS'h bert, aod aacrlllced to lhlrd br 34 44 , 436 Washi~~~~ton Seott Ka,yser. J. T. Holland de· 30 47 390 22 SUnday's Results livered the pme winning biDw, Chicago 4 Wash 3, 11 ima. a dooble, tho mly artra boA hit Cleve~ 8 Cellfornla 3, lot ol !be BlJIIe, to oeoro Jewell with cauror.... 9 Clevaland 7, 2nd the wlllling,run. 1 ill loll wh !!" BoM aut!ored a b"'*en tllun jD Frlcll1 111gb!. illt aat4 be lalked to Flead llhe oltuatlou. "I told qurt 11 kdl1 lib • have - ~"" eeuterftotdora and 0 :S ~= ~-=~ Rothgeb Gets Win·- 43 42 40 38 41 39 !i p;n.um., .Otd un111 dome otlicilalo aaid. Seboeli4lanst .._..... dey !kat Wil!le Ma71 will bo hoek mlli• old - . :leld IPtll. - kl.tbe araclclu••• ol Curt Flood ol tlit Cllnlinala. Flood, elected to a lllrtlni AUotar team for the 1trat t1111e Ia . Ida 13-;oear career, waa 1thoduled to be ID with Ha'* Aaron ol tbe Braves In rllht aDd Pole Rose ol tbe Reds IDIIl)Od Yankeo :::,:• bue hit ol the -e. llld Mark 40 ,5)8 10 42 .500 ll'h 41 .494 12 40 .487 12'h 44 .482 13 43 .476 l:l'h Chleqo 39 45 , 464 14'h Houston · 35 · 48 422 18 Sunday'·• Resul~ Chicago 5 Pittaliutgh 4, lot Chicago 4 Pittsburgh 3 2nd PhUadelphia 4 New vo'rk 3, 111 - New York 4 Phlla 2, 2nd · Houston 5 Atlanta 4 Lea Allllelea 6 Cincinnllll s , St, Loula 2 San Frandi<O 0 . ·Monday' a Games. (No - • • achoduled) Tuesday's Games AU Star Game at Houston American Le&gueo W. L. Pet GB :.:.ota A's pitched' two llllllngs ol relief. Sam Mell<JMII (8-8) ol the Indiana and <(;lry BeU -3) o( a.e Red au '. pitched Saturdl)'. Tile ....... the ftrat - · end tbe first at night alnce World War n, :wilt llart at 8:15 (EDT) before a -g-roomoal,y audlell<!e ol more than ' 50,000 and a-.r 120 mlllllln teiavlsion viewers and radio hittera with thHe siD&IOI ill four By United Preas International . Naticnal LosiUe ,Atlanta San Franciscc> J'lttsburgh PhUado!phia Loa Angeles New York 'l ~· Qodpro or ~'own 5) ., ~..':!~~ :r-:::~: 1 :-B:::~:-::::;~::: Meigs, '' a,· .. Standinalil .. ' for correcUve procedure~. systems in.the r~ ~ errors of metabolism, many In addition to chiomoso.mal ing normaUy and ,wbetber aa· of which are associated with atudles, It Is possible to de: Rb, lncompatlbWty ulats. AI•. severe mental retardaUoo. termlne 1n · s 0 m e cues, ready a tecbnlque for treatllig This is especially lmpor· . througb c h e m 1c a 1 tests, an unbOrn baby for tile latter tant when a couple has a his· whether c e r t a.I n enzyme condition bas been used IIIC· tory ol previous cbUdren or cessfully. close relatives with birth deCARN,JVAL Dlolc l'llrner feels . The knowledge .that the present pregnancy will result in a norinal child spares the mother the anguish of uncertainty. The kftowledge tbat the child will be born with ID untreatable ge11etic dlaase JJil!Y lead the pare11ts- io consider a therapel,tlic abOrtion, the legal restricUOOJ on which are being reI a:a: e d In BOJDe states. · Some congenllal dlaeases can be treated if they are recognized early· enougb. In such cases, the pregnancy wopld be allowed to conUnue and I try to make it up 1o him. He wof!ld ·~ ~~~~e aDd Mark are busineas acquaint. . oncea. ~ I ..tomato b~n ~~~qnac · " faar he'D find out aDd a great B: United Press International ICIIJ!ing to teD him. What shall Today is Monday, Jul,y 8, lhe I clll? - PAYING THE PRICE 190)h day or 1968 wltll 176 to Daar Paying: follow. FSP Ia not my department, The moon is between the first but oomelhlng teUs me your quarter and ftdl phase. les, tn'i:ludlng that old devil, cboleoterol, have huoband alreadY koowa. llm't The morning stars are been indicated ill cases of acblzpphrenla, )'OU UdDk a man "'lll'fM) would Mercury aDd Saturn. senlllty, degenerative diseases of the brain do lll\flhing for his wife" ml&ht The evening stars are Venus and spinal cord and alcoboUam. prefer to let tbe present bury l!llnd JI.Q)iter. ~e illusion-shattering industry Ia at it Cherayll cautions that research II at111 Pf!!· a.e paot? If he can ciiJ thla, why agam. On thl s day in history: Uminary and does not support ·a catise-aDdcan't' 7007 - H. effect relaUonship. But fUitber study could In I83S the Liberty Bell in Now It Is word from a University of Wisconceivably lead to therapy limed Ill reDaar Holen: Philadelphia c r a c k o d while cOilllln anthropologist, WUUam S. Laughlin, versal of whatever JK:ocesaes may be Involved. I sometimes wondor If walt- belrw rung during the funeral of that atereotypes concerning peopleo get in .,,. · in fat deficl.eucles. , reases have a uhate" on tor Chief Justice John Marshall of the way of understanding. For a speclfte example, Eskimos• It could turn out lbt while IUcb aacr women. Wh.. men Iunc:h togeth. the SUpreme Court. atones may break yotD' b9llel, at least 0111 er, G!sy usually get _,-ate Only one in W has ever been Inside an In 1950 Gon Douglas Macname II a dOWDriltit compllmeut. · Igloo. Most Uve In frame bouses. ehoeko wilitout asidng - or oo Arthur Wls appointed United The nose rub, so dear to the belll'ls of It aeema. ~ tllere'a a stg. Nations cOIIUD.Inder 1n Korea. storytellers of the Great White Land, has na1 bare !kat I mtae. In 1951 the city of Paris been replaced with the kiss. But females liD out to celebrated its 2,000th amlvera... Furthermore, lest we harbor any .other IlHere are eigbt ruleo lo Uvtng to be 100. hmch, here comes one check for ry, lusions about thll ancient people, a live-year all five or alx, Including differ• Be a woman. In 1967 actress Vl>len Leigh •1 million study of the race is about to boi ent prieed drinks, main ooursea, died in London at tile age of 53. undenaken. • Ch~ a .fa m II y with a blatl)ry of , longevity. · aDd desserts. Then men at oGlA tllooght lor the day: U.S. All of whicb makes us blubber for the good, er tabloo amUe behind t h e I r Naturalist, John Burroughs, old, • Don't drink oumote. · myth-ridden days, not to menti011 the handl •• ... try to aoparate said, "Lite is a struggle, but not long, long nights when Eskimo gals gnawed • Be moderate and reJU)U Ill your iults. What we owe, plus tax. W h y a warfare." on reindeer hide to soften it for clotlliDg, thus • Raise a famBy. don't waitresses ask a simple becoming the first. among females to chew • Work bard. the fat with the neighbors. fi.I.BitJm. "Separate checks?" ao • Be cGnleDtod. we won't be embarrassed? QUICK QUIZ ill t!le cOtllltry. THE GD!LS Theae are •the ftndlrtp of a ·~•Y which Q- What is said to be the Dear Girls: WBI C 0 D d U C ted ill Britain after it Wllfl Why cllln't YOU ask a almpie quietest place in the world? Being a fathe&c! may have its adJamages. discovered recently that there uei!O ceotebA- The "dead room," measfJI&st.ion, ••May we have sepaartau HYing ill tbat country, A researcher, Dr. George D. Cherayil of uring :J5.by·28 feet, in the Bell rate checks'?'' ... Thou8h 1 a- Telec.:;ne System laboratory the Marquette School of Medicine, suggests The q1J811h!~turned. up other ru1e1 far Uving to I ripe 01C1 ap, rlllflDII from eatillg at urray Hill, N.J., .that there may be a definite relationship between eUminates 99.98 per cent of re- fatty material ill the brain and mentalllliteaa lots of oBI®I ~ driDidnJ .~. llut the ~\11'&: -the more fat, ,the Jeaa UkeUbood of illness. menli(l!led ue . , . milt of U..' llll'Yited flected sound. agreed upon, . . He says studies have shown Jess rat In gray Q-Which is, the world's matter. from former IIJ.ental patients tball tate- I!Ofe, you clty-direniq·Ji.cbelon who longest navigable river? from normal brains. Various fat dellclenc$Diote baun. 1 drink and live Jt. lip jill A- The Amazon, which f'!&· Your aay• 1r11 lUIDillend. . going vesssls can ascend .. far as lquitos, Peru, about 2,300 miles from the Atlantic Mr. aDd Mrs. Allan T.,-IGr seaboard. aDd Mr. anil t.rr~ Warrell a.le. visited relatlveo In Collllllbu1. ' Harry Clpeilarl · - to hia' home In Coi\!DibuJ "" i Sulidl,y. Mrs. •M ,' •'•I wort· of Ibis ftrst. fr<>m l ~· ' ·~· ., ..-. ; ' I , ... .. Mrs. """'" l:nd ' ! . l • I... • • "• '....: ..'.' ••' .... ' ' ' I. : ,,••.; .' . ' •• �. :~ • • •. ' • '' . h •. l'l' :~ ,+': j :T~ Potile~-~loport, l' : . o· . G' . • b ' . , ~· , "· Je..·. :·;, :· r ., 1 .· son .Hurls No.;.Hitter . .. · . . ~, -~· :· 4e~i::E::~E· Fer,Natlohalsion TUesda~v . . . .,r .. :' .' . ::or D1.111 Serti!IOl, "·..:. ~~0 . :·. . lg \ •.· .M .' . o .. Monday, Jul,y 8, 19Ss ~ . ~1 .ui~y ·_: · ·sua a·. rk ·.·11"/err·'V .~ . g . W:~/'~ . lcini w~. Mr• .aDd 'lb..• Ia 12-jean.old. Hela 8~001, four lnehoa tallllld ~ 219 ~ . EVery out maae by the M~a 'l'heoi .11o 'fllllled Nlke !lei.,waa a strikeout ao Werl')' fall. 10 end lilt -e. - ned U bllilrl, The bf& Yank ',·;' '!be p.me · wea ealled aiiCatruel!, 0111 lito flrat aeverl moo four tmtup beeauae Ill the 10before' l'alklng Terry Barrell run rule, Tbe IQta loll four in tbe· bottom or the lhlrd tmmen on bue aDd made .,..., In&. Mer atrlldng out tbe ·Grot errors. ' Tbe Yanktol loll aovtwo bitl,tr1 in the bottOm ol the eu men atrlllllltd aDd played erfourth, •Worey loadell tbe blse1 rorleaa ban, by hilling Perk Ault aDd wall!. Tbo · YlllkoN · polled 10 bill file Gory Donohue lnd HI~ Bor<d aeve Prleo who walked five and atruek out flvo. · ey, • _JdlliGII,· more tball ma.t men, ~ the II] Pride and Prejudice '""* 1 IUIIIbk for mv -~uoa · ala biW: alike. COWl!,. wllr.l I ·to ..... llld a.rf&e llroUibt moal, be belieVed .the q ,. ili!ual. Nejro wu ~ ~ a IIWI,_1101 qlillll Dr. BellllliiJll ' DDek"f:j Nei'O ~Omer, , rtfltet God is· jtial; 111111 his jUalic:e . lllllhematlclall, author or u ,rmulli &lid, caKIIOI llcep forevtr. ~ Jeffenoo'• recommeadallcin, Olle of the · · -TIIemu Jdmn e an of the new Clpllal af,·WaabiJJCioD, with Jefforaon on thll 'poiD!, ·In 17'16, Jeffer1011 had~ foreecl to crou • r, of aiiunt had 1114 a wblle griJid, GUt ap embarrulinc puuge ID btl drift of mother. It wu tbllw!Jt; bloOd that explalllod the Deolaratlon of lndtpendenee cOIIdellllling blo ability, 1101111 moil uld. · Georp ill for tile llave trade. But what of Plllllll Wbeatley, a pure "nil· In ~~~ when the Found In I Jl'alhen eer" carried fnlm Africa u a cbllll in 1111! llllmDIOQ ill PbUidelpbla to labor lind cleblte over a CollllltuUoil ff/t tl!e new naUoa, pollt!cal Bou&bl Joha ~3:' a rich Bolton merehallt;byllld lalllht j!: · h by btl wife, abe rulltl11 cllctatod more compromlau. Tbnlllh became u lalemttl ~eeletm'ld .,_, tbiJ document provided for tile tmd of die Wuhlllllon reeelir'ld ber In btl tiiCIIilpment. llave tracle ill ID, tile 'fate of thoie who 'Were Her vofume of poem1 wu the Ne,ond llool< already alaves (over bilf a mlWon), •• ireD ever pubJIJbed by u Amerlcu W9111aJ!. ulboa who were to be•bom to them, was left What of hundredl o.l thotlllllda of-olhera who lo tile individual lltatei. . ·- ~ Helen uSe • • -- Help •• :.~ By Helen Botta/ - " " CURE FOR A "MOVING" Mark Is atartllng. 141' huab&Dd : IIOTHER IN LAW tlllnka my son looks llko h I s : Dou Helen: grandlather's baby plcb.J.rea. I know now how foolish I was, • I've heard ol mllllaibw • - ... a.e.~aw, but lhla Ia tile aDd how lucky I am, but how : . liYID' end. 141' sillier's m-ID~ can I live witll thls secret wheo : U.ea _ . lo tllom. Mama every time I - the baby rm : .at mly popa In II all houn, romlnded or 117 I love my huabaod more than : but she even rearrauges b e r over, aDd I oouldn't bear to hurt : dauslier~aw's illmilure. Conhim. It he knew tbe truth, he'd •• lllaalb'l ; My si- Is a llae houae- be totally crushed. Every day ... - \· • keeper and she llkea her own ar- . - ll'l&llnonll. It's moat dlseon- !!"M I!I·M ·a·thclp- ·&..~ ... .,..; front 1;: room . 11Witd1ed from here to iir.1111.... ·Mamma dooan't aloloddng. Son lela Mommy me her ...,, no matter what. · WIIIJout cauaJng _ . <011111<1, bow Clll lhla altuatlon be eased? - CONCERNED SISTER Dilr Sis: Beat cure for tills ''lnoVina'' Ia: Move to !be oilier ol """' - OJ' . . . . luther illl¥. Tho relotlonahlp Is altopd:ler too 11elose.'' - H. Door lleleo: · rYe heeD married ten years lo a c11J ·1· - -..rw man who -'<! lll7lhlrw for me. But like porfeel mates, he Ia oome. . U.Oa II was d!rlng.one o1 lli8ae times IIIII I drilted lnlo .an. Iii atralr witll a married DW1. Mark was everything my hue- biDd lsn!t: A ehuer, a cheat, :-) .• f 'ftaker," bat. oh, ao excl.t' · la8! We'd meet at hia aparl. ·wblle my tllree chUdr011 ~· ID ocheol. No one ..,apect. ed. Wbeo I became preanant, he · .told me he oould DOVer leave •1111 wife for me aDd we'd have It 111 ..,.s.eye, He G!ouabl a.e •.lilbJ waa my huoballci'a aDd •I lqled It waa - IUIIil I aow him. To me, a.o resemblance to WORlD gree, tile waitress sbould lhlnk THE WELL CHILD~ me of a detlnldoo Times Maga. zlne: uConAtsion is one woman plus !Jne lett tum; excitement Ia two women plus one secret; bedlam is tbree wom(Reminds Cllsn8lng en plus one bargain: ebaos 1a four womea plus one luncheon cheekl- H. This column Ia dedicated to !amlly living, so if you're havIng kid trouble or Just plain trouble, let Helen help YOU, &be will alao welcome your own amu linl experiences. Address Holen Bottel in care ollhlanewapsper. Today's New Tests Can Determine Unborn Child's Normalcy By WAYNE G. BRANDSTADT, M.D. ' Although it was formerly impossible to tell whether a child would be normal until after it was born, a technique has now been worked out for making such a determination after about 12 weeks of pregnancy. This involves the re~ atively simple process of inserting a needle into lhe protective sac In which the embryo .is developing and withdrawmg a small sample of'the surrounding amlotic fluid. Free-floating cells cast off by the skin of the embryo are examined microscopicaUy and the chromosomes in the cells are studied. These rlbbonllke strands carry the complete hereditary pattern of the developing infant. If the chromosomes appear to be normal, a normal baby can be expected. On the other hand, certain abnormal arrangements of the chromOSOIIIeS Indicate mongolism and various . EDITORIALS Facts of Our Youth Get Bit of Revision Aiming for 100 Mark? • u" Give Thanks, Fathead .n Carmel News By the Day. !illY• * ., .. . and KOIIQI e~ Mlilkin ~l'i (IJ..n - ~ . ~- Dlek WUI!am1 of tbil AIDorl<ill · liab Glbaiift (114> · . qt the Ltli!ll Aliater teiDI Cllnlinall aa lila NL.'IIII:ter, !l.e'ld· 1111 ol pld<lnl a FIVe . lnomberl . Ill 1\'Dilama• atartiDc plldlir rroin ..,... ·lla!f ptctied IIIDdl¥ and 1111 I;OV., ""'~I who 'l!9l'kfd ' - o11tor - pllebed IIIIUfday, ~ wldle .,....,.. Rtd Domv- McLain (18~ of the ~ ol l!le. Nodoaal 'l'llerl, Lida Tlalll (tU) ollhe Loop had a lllllaiQ:I Indiana, Mel lllultlanrre (11-5) ol ~~ to 11trow ID Ill the Ylilkeo1 and 'fO!!!m7 ollld'a illlual ~1011 'dal- John O.e) ol 1be WbiW au all started aod weal more thaa five . Scboeodienat waa _.... Ill lllnil1p llludiiY wldle John Uatenora. Standing-rtii)ID tiekel1 will be name either Don DryiCiale (10- "Blue Moon" Odom (7-5) Ill a.e a ta... *"• 'I'Ut...,. lie. · ~=~nd :~ ~: ::~ ~h ::ore : . 1 home !)We. Catcher Mike Fetty f'Jl.• :~ -:~::~ :ew~:d~r:,:.r=. ~ " r,gers ball for the day aDd finned Dine whUo laontna five free paB8es, 1101 hi a cbtch single after plncl>hitter Steve OUer was atruch out b,y Logan' a Bob Johnston. Johnston soon got closer to aendi1111 the glune Into extra inDingo by fanning carl Dcmoakey for tile second. out, but tllen Don.. nls Ault singled to keep the e!fort allve. Rothgeb, shorll.!' thereafter, moved to t))ird on an er1'<ll' by the second boaeman..tnd Ault - second on a wild pitch. Second bagger Eddie Boer, who will be a sophomore at Ohio Unl•er.lty this fall, then oteppod to tile plate and ripped a single to score Rothgeb with the winning , w ln By FRED DOWN UPI !l>Orta Writer Tho runaway Detroit Tlpra lave reached the halfway point o1 the American League pel>111111 race wiG! tho biQeot lead In 21 yelra and a eonvl<llon thai the only teem they have to !oar Ia the Detroit Tigers. markor. . Meigs had ltied the score at 3-3 In the sixGI Inning when Baer was hit b,y a bod pitch and Gal· llpolia produ<:t TOIIIIII)' Silencer r!pped his se•' ond double of the afternoon. The !!rat two runs f<Jr the hosts were lallled in a.e second when Sperieer led otl with a double, moved to tlllrd on an orror, Louie Bush walked and BUI swan hit 1 •111111• to score both in the second on t11ree hlto and the otber In the lhlrd on throe errors and a alngle b,y Bill Shaw. outfielder with the nat ..,Ill National Youth ~hlp YGiaa, to •'"lllaeo Rose on 1he on the SehuylkW Rit er So-, NL aquad.. , and ·helped earn ~ Joseph F. II Folger Memorial Trq>hy, Tho . wlanlng crew ....,.,ned 58 --~ w.:r - ·.aos · C&rew, Min Horton, Dot Whil'l, NY waa • .:;.;:~~··· ~ ~:~·Min sii 1101 In 1he aeopnl BlJIIe aa he &01 two alngiea ' In two olllciol trips to the plat._ ~- Wll lour fDl' five o~rall for lito day. :Moigl Wpt ill foorth iDDIIw markers W!hon !OP&ncer led otl !':' Culp, .olded by Juan Pizarro, received credit for his firth victory in the first BlJIIe and Gary Waslewskl, with help from Bill Landis and Lee Stange, was credited wllit his third win in the nlglltcap. , Roy White and Andy Koleo hit homers and Mel Stottlomyre firth loss for the Orioles In the first BlJIIe whUe Tom Phoebus s-ed his record at 11-8 in the nightcap. Wayne causey, who scored tile tying run in the elshtll Inning, singled heme Ken Berry In the 11th to give Don McMahon his IIOCOIId win for the Ray ....~:':kMDwery, ..... tltched all ' the way far the vi alt. ...,, !annod four&Ddwalkedlhres. BY INNINGSFI'.RSTGAME '-lllan 021 000 0-3 6 2 1leip 020 001 1-4 8 4 Johnstm & EUio, RothBOb & Lopn ' ,, ~ SECOND G.A.ME 104 100 1-7 8 UlC & second on WUUe Dat!o' ftelder'o ehoice sacrifice. l Q ...~!P.III!II!JII!'-'!~~ :"' L.La.!.a. ournament gave me a lot ol oonlldeo<e llld tllat second put me nine under, ID frail of tile field ." Onl,y tllroe players really wore In conl8nllon on tbe lui round with Rod Horn falling out o1 the picture .., his 7111 hole when be took • bogey to liD alx under par. He 'IIOUIId OW with 2&2 for litlrd to earn $9,375, compared to hia t..tal prevtou pro e&l'ltiD&• of $116. Bob L.Jm aDd RociiY 'lllomp1011 tied for fourth at 283, earning f5,812 oaeb. • • .r an Og_od ;News a to ,0 He's only 13 and itching to drive a car. There's yours. Unlocloe<l. Keys in the ignition. Tempting. T<!mpting. Tempting. Then off m1 a,., impulsive joyride that you could hav<! prevented. A joyride that ended without joy. Smacked into a brick wall. Y.ou ought to know that 64% of peop1le who live long enough to , be arrested for car theft are under 18. ~ And yr.1u ought to know that 76% of ~ stolen cars were left u11locked. Neady half also had the igni~iol•l'keys ir 1 them. And you ought to 1~'11. what to do about It· ~'"'"' ·X.anv . ... ' ~ SWan. ifll'• .. ...... ----.......... ,... eel one. Three of l..opu'aoeven 8i261t 45 1$ so ,301aec:ond-o. 69 218 11 .2118 llclaln, tbe malGr lequea' · 5HI3 24 6l ,286 ~11 winnllr and a poaalble ft ~& 40 73 .285 3Q.Pme Wlllll!'r, pitched a fivo79 283 44 sO .2~ hi~~ &ad oiru<k out nino.· rr2t1 .37 ,82 .28~· aem ttw .Tiaera orr tn 811(18 •35 '86· .28i lk'cnl, wttll a 'a--till hGmer in 80iJOf 2l 88 .280~ , .11\:•t i!ll)lqj•:1ft: · ~•Onl aq ~ , 40 79 •m fl!ll~ and , John ; r, 'FI'8!I llooJMi R!N • .~ &ad llllckiy ,Lclieb ~ LeaatieAlhloll~• ·1n thi ·Ia!' · ~'!I· lira~ 1i• l~',li> JIV!t tbi TI&en illol!' Phlll IS;' llllh'; vtc!liey In . !l*rdu~ U · ..., .......... ~~h~or8 ~!:.~r ~u~ 1~! =~ !'; a~e=en~ ~ J~.~~&~~ eiS opf Cops .rt . SECOND GAME Logan, In the second pme, Jumped orr to a 1-0 lead in the first and scored lour more In with a all!ille, Bush pulled a bose the tldrd to grab a i»Oadvantqe. on boDs aDd Tom !lyseD and ' - " also added another mark- Steve OUo~r bit back • to • bock er In tho lourlh and one ID lite singles. aecond on a heme run by Bob The II !tit Inning run CUM when Daubenmoler. Ault walked, swan singled him to Meigs, meanwhUe, gotonl,ytwo lhlrd aDd !ipencer ll<rill.ced him nUU10rs. runs In the fourtll aDd a alngie to the plat e. Only other hits lor Meigs were tally in the !lith frame. OGler 11lta fDl' Meti• wore a lhil)l inning single by Ault and Silencer, who ploys cenllr- Ault with l third illli!IB tillllo a firth frame base hit by Demos- field when he Isn't pltchiJV. wu aDd a 1111 Ilia b,y Demoakoy in the key, again the top hitter for Meigs sixth. Logan got its first two runs : '::":'':e~: ab'uck out eialit laU..rs&Ddwalk- TWlR . b.,, u·k L d l , nl e . ea Sims Scores Four Luis Tl1nt won his 14th BlJIIe for tbe Indiana in the opener aa Duke Slm• drove in four runs witll a throe-run homer aDd a single and Don Mincher earned tbe ~Is a spUt In the nightcap when he kDocked in four runs with • homer and a Hour , CLEANING ; ·,.. Alhleile Logan Split Doublehea(~\.1.. er s~· ~~~~=~====~ Yallski, Boa Molldl, Oall u: a• ••• yaw ri, IW.cli . . . . fai~1f" . Curt aatd, 1'111 W!Uie ID _ , . aDd ru pt!ay loll,'" Se- WJNtl~Ni; CREW dlenat aaid. . PlliLAilELPIUA . (UP!) '!be C&rdllnal IIIIIIIIIOl named PeM Cl16'ai7-JotNII Bill1 Wlllls.m1 ol 1he CUba, !be e~ed crew wooi the i sit; Yastrzemaid, bunerlcss 'Botton 4 Mlnrielllljl 3, Ut ledCI left two mea on bale aDd land ,\lhlotico :;.4 aDd 7-' since June '15, hit one In eaeh Orioles won the second game on BootOn 6 Mime- 3, 2nd ~.Ill' error. ' . SUUdiJ, the Tlpro no longer pmo as the Red Sox r1~ tbeir Fred Valentine's nlnlh-inlllng Detrf/lt a Oakland 4 lat ~eable hillers were J, T. ov.en identl()' litelr piD'suora by wlnni1111 streak ro eight pmes. h0010r. Jim Hardin suffered his Detroit 1 Oaki&Dd s' 2nd I!Olland, a doul!le, and Max Nl- name, Monday' ~ bert and Jim Eodi<Gtt, alngloe. "How !l.t behind Is theW ' • k B • kT (No -e• Sieve' Ka,yaor "'"up o•• IO«<OIJ.t>>ae• teem now'l'' asked hi~ walkad five aDd atruc:k out auch lllrl aa AI Kallne Norm 11 . • Da cash and Dick McAullfle, GRAND BLANC Mich. (IJPO with the second win of ills pro tllrsevo hits~ ::: a l::"d without botberhw 10 question -A laat minute' declsiOII put earoor. strucl< oui five Malleable 1tft w~ the Cleveland Indians Tom Wet.iropf Into a.e Buick "I hit a terrible putt," HUI tllrse mill on kao llld mldt iJne · •~e:~t, ~ t tho .,,_ Open and · a lost minute break aald. "I hit it "'' tile toe." 1 · ••- 8 · ..,... It for him HUt's error made Weiskopf error. Star break lo the biQeat inlhe Wal..,t . a last round &t look like a asor. He had plarmed American League ala the NoW iMic!al to IID!ah the 72 hole t8it to compote ID the Bridsh Open ... York Yankees '*I a 121h ..game ol 1he 7,001.-rard par-72 War· aDd didn't make up his miDd to IUPON REQUI.Sn . ' , • I • ~ llllqin In 1947• Tile Yar*eea wiek HUla .oourse with an oighl play In tile Buiek until last Ou•.lllual lkiooi!CI.,.It)l e~ted to the pelllllnt !hot under par 28o. !llnday. Thou he telephoned Ida ... ,... Just as the Tlgora are Tb• 11e· atoed tenul,y on 1he entry, an hour before tbe •...,.~,. Cltaiii'S Ill' United Proaamtaruatlonal to.: lhla : " : borrlrw rrtnp Of the .,._ while rookie deadline. NatlonallM&UO • .a IPSO ~ Mlke"IWI, pllling In oa1,y hie "I never lhoull1t I had a G. AB R. ll P'ct. lialf of tbe lcheciWe. fifth pro tourftament .,took , a c~o to win 111t11 tbe last .~o-l.•i:.•.1.-·-••••.!:.-~ 1 , Alou, Pit 70 244 23 84 .344 Tho Tigora, wbo hovoll'l won at llllintalniJII 'a tie io round whoa I eaqllt everybocly Roas, Cln 81 331 58 lOt .3211 a - ' alnco 1945• plnod 1 force a piayol! for !be $25 011;0 on the first Dine," he aald. ''But Slaub, Hou 81 300 $1 ,,96 .,17 full pme on the Indiana &mdi.Y first prlzoln !be $125,000 .,;..,_ before I started, I thouabi If I '1'011!·,.0 TBY ' f1ood, SLL 83 348 49 110 ,816 with iltelr two IIUTDW vtetorloa He couldn't do il Whether It lhot a 68,' Pd win It, I feel >'Ory ' A~HAII · Alou. Alia 82 311 35 9l 107 over the Alhletlea. · wa1 preaaare or error, HlU lucky Johnin, Cln 711 46'100 McLain Wins stm.th mtaaed a nve fGo1 putt on Ilia •-The 11.,.-a to my round were Millan, Alia 70 270 22 ·U ·.10.4 llolllll' MdAin railed his lui .,._ to boB1II' the hole alld a 1S.foot birdie putt on the third Helma, Cln 79 318 22 98 102 rerol'd to l6<- 2 Wllln WiUie wind up with second money ol hole and then a five _ . to Haller, LA T/257 12 n·::roo Horton' a ninth-inning hllmor •15,11_0!, _whUe Welakq!t rolalotd birdie the 14111. Tbat flrll one Wills, Pit 78 331 41 · 98 . He wall 1be ooenor ,.c1 JC!15l!U'lnl Amerlean Le1;ut · won hla seveoa. pme ~na~ ·' G. AB R. H. PeL lix loaoea with the help or a • .,, ·phooe Hrrlan, Boa 6t ;41 38 74 .106 two-run homer by Kallne In the 1 m k.1ro. lreeti 10 1011 I JT7• :::J'~N~M=~ i.J'' '1e11':!:; =~~ir:':. rr':m!Mffie~ ;.,~a:"i>a~ Leaders • ~u .n~i; . , 2-1 ID tbe - · 0.ftno"-v n1a1t • _ _, -•.. aa Sieve Ka,yaor pve up w...,. Melia' American Legion team 0110 hit. · scored In the boltAin half of the Malisabie a 1-8 Iold .Ill last rung to earn a t-3 win In the the botlom ol the second inning !tnt BlJIIe and then dropped the when, with two out, Tom Je...U other end of a doubleheader walked aDd Max Nlbort alngled against >laitillll ~ by a 3-3 to score Jewall. Nlbort w a 1 score Sunday llfl!!moon at Syralitrown out at the plate tr¥inll euae Municipal Park. to acore. '!be apUt loft Meigs with an Tho Atbletlca dod it 1•1 ID tlveralJ slate of 6+1 for tho the top of the IUih Inning,aoa11011. All<b' lf1me walked aDd ac:or- Jon R<llhseb, Meigl' ·~ ~on=.B=~~ pltc...,., pla,yed 1 bi8 role toward getti111 1he vletory In lhe openo picked otl al .Drst base, Jefl 11w match by amacking a oi1111le ::.:alit~ ~ Corl!y Sktto wltll ono out In the last ol the 1 e or 1 choice !kat seveoG! aDd later tallying tho . ~.::=.: =::~Max Nl- winning marker. bert fielded Sl<eto's...;..,... bail Rothgeb, who hurled six-ldt and tllrew Dave Bumotte out at Tho wil!ning run was scored ~: ::~! :;h 1D tbe bottom ol G!e IUih lmCail!ornla • tng Wllln Tom Jewell walked, 39 43 476 1511 New York U6 waa ...rllleed to llcond by Ni43 17 36 Chicago : IS'h bert, aod aacrlllced to lhlrd br 34 44 , 436 Washi~~~~ton Seott Ka,yser. J. T. Holland de· 30 47 390 22 SUnday's Results livered the pme winning biDw, Chicago 4 Wash 3, 11 ima. a dooble, tho mly artra boA hit Cleve~ 8 Cellfornla 3, lot ol !be BlJIIe, to oeoro Jewell with cauror.... 9 Clevaland 7, 2nd the wlllling,run. 1 ill loll wh !!" BoM aut!ored a b"'*en tllun jD Frlcll1 111gb!. illt aat4 be lalked to Flead llhe oltuatlou. "I told qurt 11 kdl1 lib • have - ~"" eeuterftotdora and 0 :S ~= ~-=~ Rothgeb Gets Win·- 43 42 40 38 41 39 !i p;n.um., .Otd un111 dome otlicilalo aaid. Seboeli4lanst .._..... dey !kat Wil!le Ma71 will bo hoek mlli• old - . :leld IPtll. - kl.tbe araclclu••• ol Curt Flood ol tlit Cllnlinala. Flood, elected to a lllrtlni AUotar team for the 1trat t1111e Ia . Ida 13-;oear career, waa 1thoduled to be ID with Ha'* Aaron ol tbe Braves In rllht aDd Pole Rose ol tbe Reds IDIIl)Od Yankeo :::,:• bue hit ol the -e. llld Mark 40 ,5)8 10 42 .500 ll'h 41 .494 12 40 .487 12'h 44 .482 13 43 .476 l:l'h Chleqo 39 45 , 464 14'h Houston · 35 · 48 422 18 Sunday'·• Resul~ Chicago 5 Pittaliutgh 4, lot Chicago 4 Pittsburgh 3 2nd PhUadelphia 4 New vo'rk 3, 111 - New York 4 Phlla 2, 2nd · Houston 5 Atlanta 4 Lea Allllelea 6 Cincinnllll s , St, Loula 2 San Frandi<O 0 . ·Monday' a Games. (No - • • achoduled) Tuesday's Games AU Star Game at Houston American Le&gueo W. L. Pet GB :.:.ota A's pitched' two llllllngs ol relief. Sam Mell<JMII (8-8) ol the Indiana and <(;lry BeU -3) o( a.e Red au '. pitched Saturdl)'. Tile ....... the ftrat - · end tbe first at night alnce World War n, :wilt llart at 8:15 (EDT) before a -g-roomoal,y audlell<!e ol more than ' 50,000 and a-.r 120 mlllllln teiavlsion viewers and radio hittera with thHe siD&IOI ill four By United Preas International . Naticnal LosiUe ,Atlanta San Franciscc> J'lttsburgh PhUado!phia Loa Angeles New York 'l ~· Qodpro or ~'own 5) ., ~..':!~~ :r-:::~: 1 :-B:::~:-::::;~::: Meigs, '' a,· .. Standinalil .. ' for correcUve procedure~. systems in.the r~ ~ errors of metabolism, many In addition to chiomoso.mal ing normaUy and ,wbetber aa· of which are associated with atudles, It Is possible to de: Rb, lncompatlbWty ulats. AI•. severe mental retardaUoo. termlne 1n · s 0 m e cues, ready a tecbnlque for treatllig This is especially lmpor· . througb c h e m 1c a 1 tests, an unbOrn baby for tile latter tant when a couple has a his· whether c e r t a.I n enzyme condition bas been used IIIC· tory ol previous cbUdren or cessfully. close relatives with birth deCARN,JVAL Dlolc l'llrner feels . The knowledge .that the present pregnancy will result in a norinal child spares the mother the anguish of uncertainty. The kftowledge tbat the child will be born with ID untreatable ge11etic dlaase JJil!Y lead the pare11ts- io consider a therapel,tlic abOrtion, the legal restricUOOJ on which are being reI a:a: e d In BOJDe states. · Some congenllal dlaeases can be treated if they are recognized early· enougb. In such cases, the pregnancy wopld be allowed to conUnue and I try to make it up 1o him. He wof!ld ·~ ~~~~e aDd Mark are busineas acquaint. . oncea. ~ I ..tomato b~n ~~~qnac · " faar he'D find out aDd a great B: United Press International ICIIJ!ing to teD him. What shall Today is Monday, Jul,y 8, lhe I clll? - PAYING THE PRICE 190)h day or 1968 wltll 176 to Daar Paying: follow. FSP Ia not my department, The moon is between the first but oomelhlng teUs me your quarter and ftdl phase. les, tn'i:ludlng that old devil, cboleoterol, have huoband alreadY koowa. llm't The morning stars are been indicated ill cases of acblzpphrenla, )'OU UdDk a man "'lll'fM) would Mercury aDd Saturn. senlllty, degenerative diseases of the brain do lll\flhing for his wife" ml&ht The evening stars are Venus and spinal cord and alcoboUam. prefer to let tbe present bury l!llnd JI.Q)iter. ~e illusion-shattering industry Ia at it Cherayll cautions that research II at111 Pf!!· a.e paot? If he can ciiJ thla, why agam. On thl s day in history: Uminary and does not support ·a catise-aDdcan't' 7007 - H. effect relaUonship. But fUitber study could In I83S the Liberty Bell in Now It Is word from a University of Wisconceivably lead to therapy limed Ill reDaar Holen: Philadelphia c r a c k o d while cOilllln anthropologist, WUUam S. Laughlin, versal of whatever JK:ocesaes may be Involved. I sometimes wondor If walt- belrw rung during the funeral of that atereotypes concerning peopleo get in .,,. · in fat deficl.eucles. , reases have a uhate" on tor Chief Justice John Marshall of the way of understanding. For a speclfte example, Eskimos• It could turn out lbt while IUcb aacr women. Wh.. men Iunc:h togeth. the SUpreme Court. atones may break yotD' b9llel, at least 0111 er, G!sy usually get _,-ate Only one in W has ever been Inside an In 1950 Gon Douglas Macname II a dOWDriltit compllmeut. · Igloo. Most Uve In frame bouses. ehoeko wilitout asidng - or oo Arthur Wls appointed United The nose rub, so dear to the belll'ls of It aeema. ~ tllere'a a stg. Nations cOIIUD.Inder 1n Korea. storytellers of the Great White Land, has na1 bare !kat I mtae. In 1951 the city of Paris been replaced with the kiss. But females liD out to celebrated its 2,000th amlvera... Furthermore, lest we harbor any .other IlHere are eigbt ruleo lo Uvtng to be 100. hmch, here comes one check for ry, lusions about thll ancient people, a live-year all five or alx, Including differ• Be a woman. In 1967 actress Vl>len Leigh •1 million study of the race is about to boi ent prieed drinks, main ooursea, died in London at tile age of 53. undenaken. • Ch~ a .fa m II y with a blatl)ry of , longevity. · aDd desserts. Then men at oGlA tllooght lor the day: U.S. All of whicb makes us blubber for the good, er tabloo amUe behind t h e I r Naturalist, John Burroughs, old, • Don't drink oumote. · myth-ridden days, not to menti011 the handl •• ... try to aoparate said, "Lite is a struggle, but not long, long nights when Eskimo gals gnawed • Be moderate and reJU)U Ill your iults. What we owe, plus tax. W h y a warfare." on reindeer hide to soften it for clotlliDg, thus • Raise a famBy. don't waitresses ask a simple becoming the first. among females to chew • Work bard. the fat with the neighbors. fi.I.BitJm. "Separate checks?" ao • Be cGnleDtod. we won't be embarrassed? QUICK QUIZ ill t!le cOtllltry. THE GD!LS Theae are •the ftndlrtp of a ·~•Y which Q- What is said to be the Dear Girls: WBI C 0 D d U C ted ill Britain after it Wllfl Why cllln't YOU ask a almpie quietest place in the world? Being a fathe&c! may have its adJamages. discovered recently that there uei!O ceotebA- The "dead room," measfJI&st.ion, ••May we have sepaartau HYing ill tbat country, A researcher, Dr. George D. Cherayil of uring :J5.by·28 feet, in the Bell rate checks'?'' ... Thou8h 1 a- Telec.:;ne System laboratory the Marquette School of Medicine, suggests The q1J811h!~turned. up other ru1e1 far Uving to I ripe 01C1 ap, rlllflDII from eatillg at urray Hill, N.J., .that there may be a definite relationship between eUminates 99.98 per cent of re- fatty material ill the brain and mentalllliteaa lots of oBI®I ~ driDidnJ .~. llut the ~\11'&: -the more fat, ,the Jeaa UkeUbood of illness. menli(l!led ue . , . milt of U..' llll'Yited flected sound. agreed upon, . . He says studies have shown Jess rat In gray Q-Which is, the world's matter. from former IIJ.ental patients tball tate- I!Ofe, you clty-direniq·Ji.cbelon who longest navigable river? from normal brains. Various fat dellclenc$Diote baun. 1 drink and live Jt. lip jill A- The Amazon, which f'!&· Your aay• 1r11 lUIDillend. . going vesssls can ascend .. far as lquitos, Peru, about 2,300 miles from the Atlantic Mr. aDd Mrs. Allan T.,-IGr seaboard. aDd Mr. anil t.rr~ Warrell a.le. visited relatlveo In Collllllbu1. ' Harry Clpeilarl · - to hia' home In Coi\!DibuJ "" i Sulidl,y. Mrs. •M ,' •'•I wort· of Ibis ftrst. fr<>m l ~· ' ·~· ., ..-. ; ' I , ... .. Mrs. """'" l:nd ' ! . l • I... • • "• '....: ..'.' ••' .... ' ' ' I. : ,,••.; .' . ' •• �ln·lhe clubs Row~~~~~:~·;·:· ~· ~·ga:rdon rcsentall\'CS Ohio Power Co., lhaes for . . llie lDillal Meigs and 1hii sCheduleo( the 1 whleh will lo be olagcd in 1 meeting ~ club rep- carr)· out a Thries" ~:):.::::'::,:;,,,,,,,,,,.:,:,:,:,:,:,:,:,:,:,:::,:,::.:::· : :·:·:::. : ·:.,.,.,;, theine, ""'" bJ> · Mrs. M11·garc1 Ella Lewi: ;, fair Oower show .chairman. ,\s las' year, aeparate J'"'''~l"'onr1 / r shows wlll be sla.ll• the nrst .on August 14 and lhe second on Aug. 17. AI Fri~IY night's meoltJng repr.,. in the sentltives of the l2 CO:I:InO' drew for cia ; in the artisde ' The clubs and which the members there. He completed ba~tic at 'least tour arrong\>m~t>llls are \:'fllnina at Fort Knox, ~-. as !oll..a: Windt~ , 1'rail St. Mr. and Mrs. DaVId MUie.r ValenUne's Dts• Twl~i'ght, 'Eas-lirl .n.~· vacalloning al KIUy Hawh, ler· Wild -~ ..:.~, .G·• c. ' "'"""'• ".._w , J.as; Pom· Notes , Mils Nellie Zerkle, Miss Hallie Zerkle, and Miss Mildred \d. eroy, waahi~'s Birthday; Walk .. In, Chris~s;' IN~nd! GnduaUon Day; all In the llrat show; and Cheseor, Sk Pa(flek's ~; Stir of Dexter, Meq.ortal Dey; Mlddlepor~ Deceni'!Cf. 7; Uu.tlard Friendly Garderiers, Thanksgiving; Mfddleppfl Jim.. teurs, AprU li al'l:l Role ~r.. den Club, Advent. All claSses are open to the public to: ex.. hibils. . During the ·meeting the selec- tion or a state wlld ' Oower waa discuBSed. SelecUon will be made by vote or prden clubs of Ohio, and each dub Js asked to send a nomination for the state wUd Oower to Mrs. Lewial acting regional director. A state wild Oower will be in addition to lhe red carnation, the state nower. Rt 1, .. !'l.cell, A HUidore • McKt~vey !am. ily reurUon 'WI.S heldF,riday evenMett:odlst Alaskan tour . Ing at the Portland Park hon' ·•.. ;)lr, and Mrs. Keith Neloon oring Sr. M. Sgt. anti Mrs. Paul . ·• -.I children, Terry,"bavid and Hllldore and eliihl ch ~dren here · Jlsa or Reynoldsburg wereweek- from Anchorage, Alas~·· tmd guests of her parents, Mr. lilld Mrs. Russell Bailey. ' ~. Mr. and Mra. Larry Fine&Did of Columbus spent the week- f'fletter leave Thursday on a • Golden We8ding otftd here witll Mr. and Mrs. Em1 BAOD Jones. MiLliS Frieda Faehnle, M r s. Crary Davis, Mrs. J. E. D. Har. Unger, 8Dd Miss Jane Baer were Ill Ripley, W. Va. 9111day 10 Bl· tend the Arts and Crafts Fair. Anniversary Is Celebratetd IO.t', Pt:. Scout ,_, TAKE TO!! II. ."'- Ai a ' membe~ o( lhe Falrfteld eciuni.Y ~erltage Society ~ MJs. Helen Miller, .. wife ot.lOth District' Congl,'essman: Clarence ~ Miller has alwus had an·· a~dve .f.t terest in earb' Americarl hiltorY. 'RecenUy, Nrs. ~ler, ,.,ilong with her feUow members of the 90th Coogressional ~ives C1ub, , wives or the freshmen Members or Congress, were Invited by the Happahannock Valley Gan:lf!p Club.to tour. the hi storic cit.Y of Fre&terlcksburg, VirginiL The tour .which ~~~:~~ a visit to the !.'redericksburg hol'ne or President ft{onroe was· part or the city's annual Gardi!n Day ac-(Mro, Millet is on lhe right in photo.) , has Outing ihTi"c:>oo 37 :¢:''1~;,..,,;,... JBrownie Scout Troop 37 or ~use enJoyed a picnic at 'forked Run Park !ollowlng lhe ceremOQY, Friday, June · Plna were preaerted by Mrs. ·~~t')~:(y }: Chapman 10 lhe girls been in Brownies one and Mrs. Anal Mile Gra- •· 1~ ,..,_ · .,,.. ., !olondaT nl~ at lllo Pomeroy Amer\<an Legloll hall. No" orncen 111U be In; olallod. Memberl aro to like boltlo caps. WOMA/i'S SOCIETY or ChrloliiD Sllrvlce, Heath Metllodlst Cbllrch, will meet at 7:30 p. m. lfondaY atllle clllrch. MEIGS . CHAPTER, Disabled AmeriCIII .Veterans,. 11111 .have a..CIIwr 'at tho Pomarw hill at 6:30 p. in. ~ tollowod by meetiJW and lnstalliiiOil or of· aeers. jacob Turner, ~mandor, BE111EL 62, lriernaUonal Or· der or Jobs Daughten, 7:30 M..,. cllr ntafll II lh& l>11110re,y ' MIsonle Toinple. Initiation lbr toWprls. omoero and choir ll)im. bers 10 practice 11 l •p.m. !ofoD. cloy. . "" . E\..EC'TR\C . .' ~ 'A£Jtf;L-\$-~~ ~:~~•r . ~:' ~''"::,~'!' ),. 1oqml l\'1 "'"'~·~ . ·. .' . rliiier ""'·· ,I ·1. .., . ." WlljTE RoliE':UidP; ff" """""'" ••\II . ' .' .' ,. •' .' ..' ;.' • ' .,' w-. • •. l:~m: at . Lqjon Hall In Mldlll ' • . • • -- - SAJ!'r _., c~AiiA. Callt (tJPll . . : riiuaSII_A \' · ..., G~ ·Eehomrll or Mex· at 8 p.m .. ~ c~ Allltrl'*tJod !!» ,eet a . record In lhe lilwirriiiJ, · Cross Cblii!Or .iilee«na, S•liO :p. 1;50Meter fl:eest¥le on the """""'i. l!ld Sailor m.11wr.V &iveteran;~. •lndlt> .P._ or tho S&nCa 1a1 Ho'lil~, ' ' · · .; · · ..• '. ~ lntarnatlonal •wiln mee~ .' ·,' . . ' SUMMER DESSERT! Wtll••ley MONDAY, TUESDAY, WEDNESDAY F111111 r-------------------1 ! Pure Granulated 1 ICE CREAM 9~ li gellon Clrton ! SHOPPER'S SPF;,CIAL - F 39~ . ~ CountryMikl v SLICED BACON 49~ .. -----------"I I I . ~ ., \ • •' 1- • • " '• I I ·'· '"• I I I I I ,;' !,IG~ fresh laked i ! . EAD su I I · · I ~-------------------- - L--------~----------- e· 99 12 Pop.~~M~cas....... _ ,., . _ 1 - ff REG.,DRIPOI 1 .. 1 99· FoIger s Co ee ••~~.~ ........ · • . Shortening ••••••••••••••••••••• !! 49~ Hot Dog Sauce •••• ~·•.•••••• 5-1.00 THROW-AWAYI011US '1 0 I I W,l.ners 14.plcg. .. TV DINNERS · I~--------------------· . -~ I !5~49~1 II,..~- IS~ I Margbrflfe"::.:~....... ~. s··.: ·t. oo·· I BANQUET KENTUCKY· BEAUTY ASSORTED BEANS & INY 10IOOans $1.00 Crae kers ........................ PRIDEW.11NI I t II With Nothing In Either EAR preaenled each girl going I I i'1i!>.J.I'IO. Junior Scouts "ilh 1 h e I r lnd alter crossing over I I 1 bridge. Mrs. Minrde Harris. leadol' and Mra. Janel Jtolllf, aasistant, wel<omecl the ,p11 inco Junior Seouu, Troop ·. .•. . ,...., . . I·I I I L-·-··_.;.:.,_,__,_ ;o~.__.~ ...,--·-·•'--.._,... __ l 254 and preaerUd each a . i fUlSeoutpin. , ' reeelvlrc one year piu e f' TereSI f·trrell, LaliDI Guinther IDil Jen- • . ·'' I. year inn 1 n d to enter Jwdor Gooch, KlmWr· . ~ball and ' EGGS doz. 29~ ,.,..14 .' . U. .S. Grade - Medium Honor Mrs. ..'alters BVSJNESs' J, .' MARK V When You Compare We Gain A Clistom,er.~ . . Ollehergos Mrs. Homer E. Abele, Mrs; Ja<Ob Baer, Mrs. Wade " ' Beane\!, Rich~ L. !!jilin, C.iul< A. CbOY· Iller, Johnny K, Crobtree, Roser 1o1. llavldson, D, Jolra, Glen 0, Deeter, Ptter T. d<!Roaa, Marooila J. Huska, Tlmoth.\1 H. Jones, Mrs. Everett w. Lancaster,Donald V. Ours, Mrs. Alldrfll' Poore, Mr1. Hosmer L. Roush, Mro. Roy 0, Smitlt, Mark S. &\Yder,. · Terry D. Stumbo, Mrs. DOnald B. Taa, Mrs. Harry B. Van Matre, Mloa Gussie W. Vermillion, Mrs, Charles E. Waugh, Dobra L. WU·son, Dlm1 Morris, Mrs. Rlcl>ard Nolan, Mrs. ~d L. Buckle,y and ln!anl 100, Mrs.' 'l11omal D, Kearns and ln!ant doughier, Mrs. Jotm J. 'lllrtilull IUid ln!anl 11011, Alfred L. Arnold, Kevin E. Bloomer, WUbur A, Dean, Mrs. Jaek w. Downard, James H. McHara, Mra. a.pne Melvin, Mrs. Greene Olborne, Miss '111alma y, Te,yiOr, Mrs. Mlltord G. Gilbert, Mrs. Kemeth L. L o n g. llretll and ln!anl ciauBhlor, Mrs • Howard V. Neekamp and ln!ant TUESDAY ·. POIIF.IIOY LIONS CLlJB, 8:30 p.m. 'nleadaJ, dlmer Dieetlnt . at· the Grace ~~~ Parilh Houee. omooro tor Ute 196869 , .... 11111 be lnslalled bJ> toell MoGkrae of Alhenl, 0., clll· trlot IOJOrnor, \\'lVII or IJiA!I SOO. ~ lcMted t o - · J,AD~· AVXIUARY or !.ft. Ia ~ Post 263, Amll'lean "' LoCIOn. 11111 meetat.tlre.homa .Or Mro. ~ttijilll\~1'!1 Mrl!- WOllam L, Sn!ld-. af 7 Roulh, enler!linotl'ree~ lllth ' • ' . Tua""·· ;z:-~:;; . p.m.. . ..... . . . . ••........ • ·~lttbdalr diMtr .P'I1V lloacrr\nl lila¥ !if. rliJDDLEPORT ~ bor dOuiihiOr, Mro. Miriam Wll· . Pto18nlillll Womllll'o Cllil 'Will ' lm-a or Belpre. oervod · hold I lauil11 pl"''lc aU:3o p.in. ~dlni were lila honored Tuelda,)i attire MldlllOport ~ guell'•wllband,', and her Ann Bell•. c:hllrlnan, and R1on, Ml•• Juanita Smith JlleiDbero or 11r0 lrolteaa ooiiiJIIJI- ot ~." Wayne uotrack or t'ee will bave cbirp ot arnit&e· PorllaDa. and Mr .. and Mrs. HenD!enll tdr .tire plenlc. ry Ervine .or Kentu<kY. Aller· LADIES ·AUXIUARY, RaclDe 11001! vlalton were Mr. and Mro. Fire lltpartaieiit. f01111ar "'"I'll-. lllrae,y.Sholn, Mr. and Mro. Paul Jq; Tuf..,,' ··7i30 p;IIL at;fta. Sn!ltll, . and, Mr. aiHI Mrs. Dan elll8 Fi!'tlli!Uif;. '·" : • smith and clllldren, a11 or BaWEQJI!I'lQAY · ellle. . ". NOWI YOU-MAY HEAR AGAIN : ... "" • meet B1 8 p.m. ~ carried oUt inretreshments serv- Coolly Ailment In the United States alone the annual cost o! arthritis, In terms of wages lost, cost to the patient and public funds spent, is reckoned at about $1.5 billion. ."(.> {: ~~;, Pleaam;\ oon; 2:47 ~.m. SIIUr~~ • · ,.;,..,. .£..;...,. lie " ' ',+·N n..-n • ::;: ,, """Y ~rt~~~M . .--ana, ·1; Rt. ll(urilllp oon,"Sp.m. Sllblr· Ari..ld R: Ro!lltt.ARt :,. · · ,. · 1 u~....._ ·~..,...n, ooa, 8•50 a.m. ;,wu'· · ., · " ~~ Mro. Kenneth E. Slclero, MONDAY ,34 First A~e., I!Dn• .6:44 p,m, MEIGS SALON; . 8 el tO, 11111 amde.Y. .. E:;.Lir: /J !jrown.le Wameley, Pt:. ::: Family Picnic Is Planned by Sewing Club , ,., ••. relativea. Welllii.m; Sd· Cl·~Jq· 1J··;. .. :[ Mr~; \l"'~~~'!'w.. au:-• ·n · dart. .'~Cole ,. . .: . day''"""· · . ~: . Wood,~~~ ed bJ> Mrs. WeUs. Attending the meeting besides thole Mmed were Mn. Don ColUna, Mrs. Wlllard Boyer, Mra. Sherry Jqlmson, Mn. Don Me· ilniiM. Mra. Ronald Browning, Mra. Raymond Baity, Mrs. Char· los Holl'man, and Mrs. Don Mullen. ¥.ri. The afro. Jaa,. - ; · PI~ · ::S~ · ~ Enjoys Picnic spent in vhittng ,·~ ·· Allen 0. ~·.;.:.;.;.;.;.,·••·.•:O••:•;:,.'';.,•;~(.~:;;~:: ,w.•,-.•,·,•,·::,.,.,.::)'; ·' Rt.. •'~ •..: ' . ::?. . ' ' •.-.-... ·..-...'t'•'•'i'i'•'•'•'•'•1,::'· • ' atrth• Coleman Family WII t. ,....._ R, V~/iii.. 2 'Letart; 'Freel The gj>lclen weddllljt anniver. sary or .Mr. and M>; s. E. R. Yost o! Minersville, : Route J, was observed with a dlinner par- vey and son, Bruce, Portland; ty at lhe home or lh<~r soo-ln- Marvin McKelvey, Marshall Unilaw and daughter, Mr . and Mrs. versity, Huntington; Mr. and Mrs• Roh Byer, Larry and .fuile, MidVirgil (Mary) Henun. dleport; Mr. and Mrs. Blll McA cake decoraled ir I llOid and Kelvey and son, Mark, Hartford, white with the lnscriplioo "50" and homemade ice cr ~ were C900.; Mr. and Mrs. Tom Fee, served following lhe . diMer. A Hanson, Mass. ; Mrs. &!san Gal eoraage was presentEd to Mr s. ·' n The Strausbaugh Reunloo WII Yost, and a boutonnl_ere to Mr. 11 lhe country home or Mr. ,. loold . Ud Mra.. Ernest Major of near Yost. Cllests were Mr. and M r s . . .Jrllliesvtlle on Surlday, Juno 30. Hamm'l son. Tom, ~ir. and Mrs. ,. ~ Attending were Mr. and Mrs. ~l ·~1 Slagle, !Jak Hlll; Mr. J. A. (ilorollly) Smilh, son. Rob· Mfs. Richard Slagle, co. ert, and dailghter, Mary Elleen; 1\lr. and Mro. Charles Yost, Mr. Mr. and Mrs. Belhei Cole,,sqiQb,ll; Mr. and Mrs. Darrell and Mn. Rbbert Hanun and man, former MiddlepOrt resfBarban and Jack, oak dauahiOr, Cyi.Uda, Mrs. stella dents, entertained wllh a !amlly Mr. and Mrs. Dlck Deily, Grueaer, Mrs'\ Marpret Houda· get-together recently for two of Mr. and Mrs. Earl llhell, Jolm Hoodeohelt, M~.. ~ :> '!J•ir soos, Roy, who lea>eo lhls ~ Mrs. Ivan Well , and Mrs., earo. weel<.lot UliO u. S. Navy, ani! :I (yn Evans. Attemoon gueols were Cli!lord, asslsned to Vietnam. ::;::~::'·•Jean, ;, Mr. Doma. and Mrs. Leo Mils Lenora Mlcllael and Mr. and Attending were C~laln and or'· Pt>yllls, Mrs. Paul Hamm or Lancaster. Mrs. Ciilford Coleman and chil· ,...,. and Adell Lee and Mr. dren, Penni, J. T. and GU, or Mrs. Paul McElroy, all ot santa Ama, CaiU.; Mr. and Mrs. ·,;"",., ••, Peni Mr. and Mrs. John Gene Co1eman, Jerry and Janie IDd Alan, WUkeavlllei Mr. or Rutland, Mr. and Mrs. Jack Mrs. Amos Lowe, Ric k,y, COleman, Kathy, Beck,y and Deb· t:::~s~Lorie, Joey and Arney, bie or Mlddl eport, and Robert DaJ. ley and soos, Don and Chip a! Nancy Clark, Jack1011; RUUand. Unable 10 be home lor and Mro Clyde COOper, the ~et-toether were Dan san. · Mr. and Mrs. Walt born a! Sin Bernardino, Call!. and A family picnic was plaMed Mr. and Mrs. James E. sanborn ry and Brenda, AlPa.; Mr. and Mrs. Leon for Jul,y 21 at lhe Royal Oak and chUdren, David, Paul, steand Karen, Shade; Park when lhe Sew-RiC..SOwlng ven, and Sharon or Sllmmlt, N. J, 1111 Mrs. Emtl Steftn, Sr., Club inet recently at the hOme Mr. and Mrs. Bethel Coleman Boiver, Pa.; Mr. and Mrs. Lor- of Mrs. Edward Wella. Mro. Flo Strlekland presided and son, Roy, and their twoneph. Strauabaugh, Jerry and steews, Dan and Chip Dailey or RutAlbauy; Stanley Smtih, co. at tho Dl!lelilll!o The hostess gilt land, vacationed in &lmmit, N. J, ~~bu• and Mr. and Mrs. Er- was provided by Mrs. Elza Gil- wtlh lhe James E. sanborn ram. lola.lor o! noar Wilke•vUle. more, Jr. Mrs. Harold Hood lly, Roy leaves tor the Navy Wed. plcnlc dinner WIS enjoyed will be hosteas for the next meet- nesdBJ'. tile noon hour by all. The at- I~W- The patriotic theme was Strausbaugh .Reunion Held On June 30th J!W't.Frlif, I'll '"-INII···' ''-•·. •, ~·'d •""T"" r ~-!:' ...,.... . · fl~··~=IOn~tur~·.N.~.r~~: Hi donpr' -McKelvey Reunio.n H,eld The Hllldore familY, alter vt•- breairt and IJ'aadsDn, Leslie, of IUng here, will llO 10 san An· Belpre; and Ralph!C~lllor and tonlo, Texas to visitrelativesbe- soos, Michael "'~ Stephan, ot i !Qre llOing on 10 San Bernardino, Be)pr~. Several dim:';j parllea ha•e Call!. where Sgt. Hilldore will be statiooed. Enroule here !rom ~ held honor~• ! Ute Paul Hill- . Alaska where they spent f i v e dore !amlly. Mr. ,l!ftd Mrs. wu. years, the family visited ln Hol- iiam McKelvey and Mr. alid Mrs. land, Michigan wilh Mf . and Mrs. Don JOhnBOO or PoritJand, and Mr. Lawrence Hilldore and five chil - and Mrs. RyerorMiddleporihave dren, the on1y members oC the entertained Mr. &.jJd Mrs. T, G. llliidore family unable to allend Hliidore and Mr. ,and Mrs. Paul Hliidore and children, Debbie, the reunion. Those attending lhe reunion Nancy, &!san, Mail<, Brian, Jimwere Mr. and Mrs. T. G. HUI- my, Kevin, and Patrick. dore of &Yf acuse; Mr. and Mrs, Don Johnson, Brian and Bruce, Mr. and Mrs. Wllliam McKel- Rt: ~ Ml~l ~ ' lhe guest a! Miss Mary P!ie!,t..r. Mrs. Moore and MI s • .. Jame• V• .~411 R,!. 2 yintm; M!'t• ~loa W, W~e.t. Pl. 'PIIIio- i: // ~·s. • fifo. I 1 : Norihilp; ~·· . .' . .·' !.: ') ', ' . I. .. · , . 25 .. . .................... .2.-· J �ln·lhe clubs Row~~~~~:~·;·:· ~· ~·ga:rdon rcsentall\'CS Ohio Power Co., lhaes for . . llie lDillal Meigs and 1hii sCheduleo( the 1 whleh will lo be olagcd in 1 meeting ~ club rep- carr)· out a Thries" ~:):.::::'::,:;,,,,,,,,,,.:,:,:,:,:,:,:,:,:,:,:::,:,::.:::· : :·:·:::. : ·:.,.,.,;, theine, ""'" bJ> · Mrs. M11·garc1 Ella Lewi: ;, fair Oower show .chairman. ,\s las' year, aeparate J'"'''~l"'onr1 / r shows wlll be sla.ll• the nrst .on August 14 and lhe second on Aug. 17. AI Fri~IY night's meoltJng repr.,. in the sentltives of the l2 CO:I:InO' drew for cia ; in the artisde ' The clubs and which the members there. He completed ba~tic at 'least tour arrong\>m~t>llls are \:'fllnina at Fort Knox, ~-. as !oll..a: Windt~ , 1'rail St. Mr. and Mrs. DaVId MUie.r ValenUne's Dts• Twl~i'ght, 'Eas-lirl .n.~· vacalloning al KIUy Hawh, ler· Wild -~ ..:.~, .G·• c. ' "'"""'• ".._w , J.as; Pom· Notes , Mils Nellie Zerkle, Miss Hallie Zerkle, and Miss Mildred \d. eroy, waahi~'s Birthday; Walk .. In, Chris~s;' IN~nd! GnduaUon Day; all In the llrat show; and Cheseor, Sk Pa(flek's ~; Stir of Dexter, Meq.ortal Dey; Mlddlepor~ Deceni'!Cf. 7; Uu.tlard Friendly Garderiers, Thanksgiving; Mfddleppfl Jim.. teurs, AprU li al'l:l Role ~r.. den Club, Advent. All claSses are open to the public to: ex.. hibils. . During the ·meeting the selec- tion or a state wlld ' Oower waa discuBSed. SelecUon will be made by vote or prden clubs of Ohio, and each dub Js asked to send a nomination for the state wUd Oower to Mrs. Lewial acting regional director. A state wild Oower will be in addition to lhe red carnation, the state nower. Rt 1, .. !'l.cell, A HUidore • McKt~vey !am. ily reurUon 'WI.S heldF,riday evenMett:odlst Alaskan tour . Ing at the Portland Park hon' ·•.. ;)lr, and Mrs. Keith Neloon oring Sr. M. Sgt. anti Mrs. Paul . ·• -.I children, Terry,"bavid and Hllldore and eliihl ch ~dren here · Jlsa or Reynoldsburg wereweek- from Anchorage, Alas~·· tmd guests of her parents, Mr. lilld Mrs. Russell Bailey. ' ~. Mr. and Mra. Larry Fine&Did of Columbus spent the week- f'fletter leave Thursday on a • Golden We8ding otftd here witll Mr. and Mrs. Em1 BAOD Jones. MiLliS Frieda Faehnle, M r s. Crary Davis, Mrs. J. E. D. Har. Unger, 8Dd Miss Jane Baer were Ill Ripley, W. Va. 9111day 10 Bl· tend the Arts and Crafts Fair. Anniversary Is Celebratetd IO.t', Pt:. Scout ,_, TAKE TO!! II. ."'- Ai a ' membe~ o( lhe Falrfteld eciuni.Y ~erltage Society ~ MJs. Helen Miller, .. wife ot.lOth District' Congl,'essman: Clarence ~ Miller has alwus had an·· a~dve .f.t terest in earb' Americarl hiltorY. 'RecenUy, Nrs. ~ler, ,.,ilong with her feUow members of the 90th Coogressional ~ives C1ub, , wives or the freshmen Members or Congress, were Invited by the Happahannock Valley Gan:lf!p Club.to tour. the hi storic cit.Y of Fre&terlcksburg, VirginiL The tour .which ~~~:~~ a visit to the !.'redericksburg hol'ne or President ft{onroe was· part or the city's annual Gardi!n Day ac-(Mro, Millet is on lhe right in photo.) , has Outing ihTi"c:>oo 37 :¢:''1~;,..,,;,... JBrownie Scout Troop 37 or ~use enJoyed a picnic at 'forked Run Park !ollowlng lhe ceremOQY, Friday, June · Plna were preaerted by Mrs. ·~~t')~:(y }: Chapman 10 lhe girls been in Brownies one and Mrs. Anal Mile Gra- •· 1~ ,..,_ · .,,.. ., !olondaT nl~ at lllo Pomeroy Amer\<an Legloll hall. No" orncen 111U be In; olallod. Memberl aro to like boltlo caps. WOMA/i'S SOCIETY or ChrloliiD Sllrvlce, Heath Metllodlst Cbllrch, will meet at 7:30 p. m. lfondaY atllle clllrch. MEIGS . CHAPTER, Disabled AmeriCIII .Veterans,. 11111 .have a..CIIwr 'at tho Pomarw hill at 6:30 p. in. ~ tollowod by meetiJW and lnstalliiiOil or of· aeers. jacob Turner, ~mandor, BE111EL 62, lriernaUonal Or· der or Jobs Daughten, 7:30 M..,. cllr ntafll II lh& l>11110re,y ' MIsonle Toinple. Initiation lbr toWprls. omoero and choir ll)im. bers 10 practice 11 l •p.m. !ofoD. cloy. . "" . E\..EC'TR\C . .' ~ 'A£Jtf;L-\$-~~ ~:~~•r . ~:' ~''"::,~'!' ),. 1oqml l\'1 "'"'~·~ . ·. .' . rliiier ""'·· ,I ·1. .., . ." WlljTE RoliE':UidP; ff" """""'" ••\II . ' .' .' ,. •' .' ..' ;.' • ' .,' w-. • •. l:~m: at . Lqjon Hall In Mldlll ' • . • • -- - SAJ!'r _., c~AiiA. Callt (tJPll . . : riiuaSII_A \' · ..., G~ ·Eehomrll or Mex· at 8 p.m .. ~ c~ Allltrl'*tJod !!» ,eet a . record In lhe lilwirriiiJ, · Cross Cblii!Or .iilee«na, S•liO :p. 1;50Meter fl:eest¥le on the """""'i. l!ld Sailor m.11wr.V &iveteran;~. •lndlt> .P._ or tho S&nCa 1a1 Ho'lil~, ' ' · · .; · · ..• '. ~ lntarnatlonal •wiln mee~ .' ·,' . . ' SUMMER DESSERT! Wtll••ley MONDAY, TUESDAY, WEDNESDAY F111111 r-------------------1 ! Pure Granulated 1 ICE CREAM 9~ li gellon Clrton ! SHOPPER'S SPF;,CIAL - F 39~ . ~ CountryMikl v SLICED BACON 49~ .. -----------"I I I . ~ ., \ • •' 1- • • " '• I I ·'· '"• I I I I I ,;' !,IG~ fresh laked i ! . EAD su I I · · I ~-------------------- - L--------~----------- e· 99 12 Pop.~~M~cas....... _ ,., . _ 1 - ff REG.,DRIPOI 1 .. 1 99· FoIger s Co ee ••~~.~ ........ · • . Shortening ••••••••••••••••••••• !! 49~ Hot Dog Sauce •••• ~·•.•••••• 5-1.00 THROW-AWAYI011US '1 0 I I W,l.ners 14.plcg. .. TV DINNERS · I~--------------------· . -~ I !5~49~1 II,..~- IS~ I Margbrflfe"::.:~....... ~. s··.: ·t. oo·· I BANQUET KENTUCKY· BEAUTY ASSORTED BEANS & INY 10IOOans $1.00 Crae kers ........................ PRIDEW.11NI I t II With Nothing In Either EAR preaenled each girl going I I i'1i!>.J.I'IO. Junior Scouts "ilh 1 h e I r lnd alter crossing over I I 1 bridge. Mrs. Minrde Harris. leadol' and Mra. Janel Jtolllf, aasistant, wel<omecl the ,p11 inco Junior Seouu, Troop ·. .•. . ,...., . . I·I I I L-·-··_.;.:.,_,__,_ ;o~.__.~ ...,--·-·•'--.._,... __ l 254 and preaerUd each a . i fUlSeoutpin. , ' reeelvlrc one year piu e f' TereSI f·trrell, LaliDI Guinther IDil Jen- • . ·'' I. year inn 1 n d to enter Jwdor Gooch, KlmWr· . ~ball and ' EGGS doz. 29~ ,.,..14 .' . U. .S. Grade - Medium Honor Mrs. ..'alters BVSJNESs' J, .' MARK V When You Compare We Gain A Clistom,er.~ . . Ollehergos Mrs. Homer E. Abele, Mrs; Ja<Ob Baer, Mrs. Wade " ' Beane\!, Rich~ L. !!jilin, C.iul< A. CbOY· Iller, Johnny K, Crobtree, Roser 1o1. llavldson, D, Jolra, Glen 0, Deeter, Ptter T. d<!Roaa, Marooila J. Huska, Tlmoth.\1 H. Jones, Mrs. Everett w. Lancaster,Donald V. Ours, Mrs. Alldrfll' Poore, Mr1. Hosmer L. Roush, Mro. Roy 0, Smitlt, Mark S. &\Yder,. · Terry D. Stumbo, Mrs. DOnald B. Taa, Mrs. Harry B. Van Matre, Mloa Gussie W. Vermillion, Mrs, Charles E. Waugh, Dobra L. WU·son, Dlm1 Morris, Mrs. Rlcl>ard Nolan, Mrs. ~d L. Buckle,y and ln!anl 100, Mrs.' 'l11omal D, Kearns and ln!ant doughier, Mrs. Jotm J. 'lllrtilull IUid ln!anl 11011, Alfred L. Arnold, Kevin E. Bloomer, WUbur A, Dean, Mrs. Jaek w. Downard, James H. McHara, Mra. a.pne Melvin, Mrs. Greene Olborne, Miss '111alma y, Te,yiOr, Mrs. Mlltord G. Gilbert, Mrs. Kemeth L. L o n g. llretll and ln!anl ciauBhlor, Mrs • Howard V. Neekamp and ln!ant TUESDAY ·. POIIF.IIOY LIONS CLlJB, 8:30 p.m. 'nleadaJ, dlmer Dieetlnt . at· the Grace ~~~ Parilh Houee. omooro tor Ute 196869 , .... 11111 be lnslalled bJ> toell MoGkrae of Alhenl, 0., clll· trlot IOJOrnor, \\'lVII or IJiA!I SOO. ~ lcMted t o - · J,AD~· AVXIUARY or !.ft. Ia ~ Post 263, Amll'lean "' LoCIOn. 11111 meetat.tlre.homa .Or Mro. ~ttijilll\~1'!1 Mrl!- WOllam L, Sn!ld-. af 7 Roulh, enler!linotl'ree~ lllth ' • ' . Tua""·· ;z:-~:;; . p.m.. . ..... . . . . ••........ • ·~lttbdalr diMtr .P'I1V lloacrr\nl lila¥ !if. rliJDDLEPORT ~ bor dOuiihiOr, Mro. Miriam Wll· . Pto18nlillll Womllll'o Cllil 'Will ' lm-a or Belpre. oervod · hold I lauil11 pl"''lc aU:3o p.in. ~dlni were lila honored Tuelda,)i attire MldlllOport ~ guell'•wllband,', and her Ann Bell•. c:hllrlnan, and R1on, Ml•• Juanita Smith JlleiDbero or 11r0 lrolteaa ooiiiJIIJI- ot ~." Wayne uotrack or t'ee will bave cbirp ot arnit&e· PorllaDa. and Mr .. and Mrs. HenD!enll tdr .tire plenlc. ry Ervine .or Kentu<kY. Aller· LADIES ·AUXIUARY, RaclDe 11001! vlalton were Mr. and Mro. Fire lltpartaieiit. f01111ar "'"I'll-. lllrae,y.Sholn, Mr. and Mro. Paul Jq; Tuf..,,' ··7i30 p;IIL at;fta. Sn!ltll, . and, Mr. aiHI Mrs. Dan elll8 Fi!'tlli!Uif;. '·" : • smith and clllldren, a11 or BaWEQJI!I'lQAY · ellle. . ". NOWI YOU-MAY HEAR AGAIN : ... "" • meet B1 8 p.m. ~ carried oUt inretreshments serv- Coolly Ailment In the United States alone the annual cost o! arthritis, In terms of wages lost, cost to the patient and public funds spent, is reckoned at about $1.5 billion. ."(.> {: ~~;, Pleaam;\ oon; 2:47 ~.m. SIIUr~~ • · ,.;,..,. .£..;...,. lie " ' ',+·N n..-n • ::;: ,, """Y ~rt~~~M . .--ana, ·1; Rt. ll(urilllp oon,"Sp.m. Sllblr· Ari..ld R: Ro!lltt.ARt :,. · · ,. · 1 u~....._ ·~..,...n, ooa, 8•50 a.m. ;,wu'· · ., · " ~~ Mro. Kenneth E. Slclero, MONDAY ,34 First A~e., I!Dn• .6:44 p,m, MEIGS SALON; . 8 el tO, 11111 amde.Y. .. E:;.Lir: /J !jrown.le Wameley, Pt:. ::: Family Picnic Is Planned by Sewing Club , ,., ••. relativea. Welllii.m; Sd· Cl·~Jq· 1J··;. .. :[ Mr~; \l"'~~~'!'w.. au:-• ·n · dart. .'~Cole ,. . .: . day''"""· · . ~: . Wood,~~~ ed bJ> Mrs. WeUs. Attending the meeting besides thole Mmed were Mn. Don ColUna, Mrs. Wlllard Boyer, Mra. Sherry Jqlmson, Mn. Don Me· ilniiM. Mra. Ronald Browning, Mra. Raymond Baity, Mrs. Char· los Holl'man, and Mrs. Don Mullen. ¥.ri. The afro. Jaa,. - ; · PI~ · ::S~ · ~ Enjoys Picnic spent in vhittng ,·~ ·· Allen 0. ~·.;.:.;.;.;.;.,·••·.•:O••:•;:,.'';.,•;~(.~:;;~:: ,w.•,-.•,·,•,·::,.,.,.::)'; ·' Rt.. •'~ •..: ' . ::?. . ' ' •.-.-... ·..-...'t'•'•'i'i'•'•'•'•'•1,::'· • ' atrth• Coleman Family WII t. ,....._ R, V~/iii.. 2 'Letart; 'Freel The gj>lclen weddllljt anniver. sary or .Mr. and M>; s. E. R. Yost o! Minersville, : Route J, was observed with a dlinner par- vey and son, Bruce, Portland; ty at lhe home or lh<~r soo-ln- Marvin McKelvey, Marshall Unilaw and daughter, Mr . and Mrs. versity, Huntington; Mr. and Mrs• Roh Byer, Larry and .fuile, MidVirgil (Mary) Henun. dleport; Mr. and Mrs. Blll McA cake decoraled ir I llOid and Kelvey and son, Mark, Hartford, white with the lnscriplioo "50" and homemade ice cr ~ were C900.; Mr. and Mrs. Tom Fee, served following lhe . diMer. A Hanson, Mass. ; Mrs. &!san Gal eoraage was presentEd to Mr s. ·' n The Strausbaugh Reunloo WII Yost, and a boutonnl_ere to Mr. 11 lhe country home or Mr. ,. loold . Ud Mra.. Ernest Major of near Yost. Cllests were Mr. and M r s . . .Jrllliesvtlle on Surlday, Juno 30. Hamm'l son. Tom, ~ir. and Mrs. ,. ~ Attending were Mr. and Mrs. ~l ·~1 Slagle, !Jak Hlll; Mr. J. A. (ilorollly) Smilh, son. Rob· Mfs. Richard Slagle, co. ert, and dailghter, Mary Elleen; 1\lr. and Mro. Charles Yost, Mr. Mr. and Mrs. Belhei Cole,,sqiQb,ll; Mr. and Mrs. Darrell and Mn. Rbbert Hanun and man, former MiddlepOrt resfBarban and Jack, oak dauahiOr, Cyi.Uda, Mrs. stella dents, entertained wllh a !amlly Mr. and Mrs. Dlck Deily, Grueaer, Mrs'\ Marpret Houda· get-together recently for two of Mr. and Mrs. Earl llhell, Jolm Hoodeohelt, M~.. ~ :> '!J•ir soos, Roy, who lea>eo lhls ~ Mrs. Ivan Well , and Mrs., earo. weel<.lot UliO u. S. Navy, ani! :I (yn Evans. Attemoon gueols were Cli!lord, asslsned to Vietnam. ::;::~::'·•Jean, ;, Mr. Doma. and Mrs. Leo Mils Lenora Mlcllael and Mr. and Attending were C~laln and or'· Pt>yllls, Mrs. Paul Hamm or Lancaster. Mrs. Ciilford Coleman and chil· ,...,. and Adell Lee and Mr. dren, Penni, J. T. and GU, or Mrs. Paul McElroy, all ot santa Ama, CaiU.; Mr. and Mrs. ·,;"",., ••, Peni Mr. and Mrs. John Gene Co1eman, Jerry and Janie IDd Alan, WUkeavlllei Mr. or Rutland, Mr. and Mrs. Jack Mrs. Amos Lowe, Ric k,y, COleman, Kathy, Beck,y and Deb· t:::~s~Lorie, Joey and Arney, bie or Mlddl eport, and Robert DaJ. ley and soos, Don and Chip a! Nancy Clark, Jack1011; RUUand. Unable 10 be home lor and Mro Clyde COOper, the ~et-toether were Dan san. · Mr. and Mrs. Walt born a! Sin Bernardino, Call!. and A family picnic was plaMed Mr. and Mrs. James E. sanborn ry and Brenda, AlPa.; Mr. and Mrs. Leon for Jul,y 21 at lhe Royal Oak and chUdren, David, Paul, steand Karen, Shade; Park when lhe Sew-RiC..SOwlng ven, and Sharon or Sllmmlt, N. J, 1111 Mrs. Emtl Steftn, Sr., Club inet recently at the hOme Mr. and Mrs. Bethel Coleman Boiver, Pa.; Mr. and Mrs. Lor- of Mrs. Edward Wella. Mro. Flo Strlekland presided and son, Roy, and their twoneph. Strauabaugh, Jerry and steews, Dan and Chip Dailey or RutAlbauy; Stanley Smtih, co. at tho Dl!lelilll!o The hostess gilt land, vacationed in &lmmit, N. J, ~~bu• and Mr. and Mrs. Er- was provided by Mrs. Elza Gil- wtlh lhe James E. sanborn ram. lola.lor o! noar Wilke•vUle. more, Jr. Mrs. Harold Hood lly, Roy leaves tor the Navy Wed. plcnlc dinner WIS enjoyed will be hosteas for the next meet- nesdBJ'. tile noon hour by all. The at- I~W- The patriotic theme was Strausbaugh .Reunion Held On June 30th J!W't.Frlif, I'll '"-INII···' ''-•·. •, ~·'d •""T"" r ~-!:' ...,.... . · fl~··~=IOn~tur~·.N.~.r~~: Hi donpr' -McKelvey Reunio.n H,eld The Hllldore familY, alter vt•- breairt and IJ'aadsDn, Leslie, of IUng here, will llO 10 san An· Belpre; and Ralph!C~lllor and tonlo, Texas to visitrelativesbe- soos, Michael "'~ Stephan, ot i !Qre llOing on 10 San Bernardino, Be)pr~. Several dim:';j parllea ha•e Call!. where Sgt. Hilldore will be statiooed. Enroule here !rom ~ held honor~• ! Ute Paul Hill- . Alaska where they spent f i v e dore !amlly. Mr. ,l!ftd Mrs. wu. years, the family visited ln Hol- iiam McKelvey and Mr. alid Mrs. land, Michigan wilh Mf . and Mrs. Don JOhnBOO or PoritJand, and Mr. Lawrence Hilldore and five chil - and Mrs. RyerorMiddleporihave dren, the on1y members oC the entertained Mr. &.jJd Mrs. T, G. llliidore family unable to allend Hliidore and Mr. ,and Mrs. Paul Hliidore and children, Debbie, the reunion. Those attending lhe reunion Nancy, &!san, Mail<, Brian, Jimwere Mr. and Mrs. T. G. HUI- my, Kevin, and Patrick. dore of &Yf acuse; Mr. and Mrs, Don Johnson, Brian and Bruce, Mr. and Mrs. Wllliam McKel- Rt: ~ Ml~l ~ ' lhe guest a! Miss Mary P!ie!,t..r. Mrs. Moore and MI s • .. Jame• V• .~411 R,!. 2 yintm; M!'t• ~loa W, W~e.t. Pl. 'PIIIio- i: // ~·s. • fifo. I 1 : Norihilp; ~·· . .' . .·' !.: ') ', ' . I. .. · , . 25 .. . .................... .2.-· J �llail)· S.!llllle~ , 1'<11110I'OY·Middleporl, 0, , M~, , J~. 8,, .,68 . ... 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Jli8T $4,1011.00 MlllllU!:PORT - A OOIY ForS.Ie PLACE 'ro LlVB ·- 1!i lloey GOOD QUALITY timothy and frlllle, J bedroolr.s. bath, Ill mlsed bay. loaded In field in In pod coadlllon. $S,f00.110 your truck or ...,..._ Phone f'CM!!RDY - BlWiftli'UL J!lS. t~G-~611. 7~ TATE - I leN, 2"alnl')' frame, ~----.-------~~~--~--For Rent TERMITES SWARMING! Tbcy 81'1! re-prndudtveo, 1101 MOTH P!I()OnNG ,oor warker colony. Free lnI!IING NIW I 1001111, S bedrooms, batll. speetlona and Information on WHEEL CIWR, good condition, UFE to buelllOIII, prqe. Allo I W,'Va. ' crawl IIJIBce dallgen. No TWO BEDR0011 houo traDer, Wheel All9nm1nt Phone 19U254 after S:SO p.m. alnl')' frame, t . bedrooms, alOIIIIIAII, low overhaad. 10 1111111 ud wife or two -'!ng YOUR 7-7-JIC buenwnt, garage, Uaed u One mile from Raolne per cent aavlnp. Allied Pilot CARPETING rental All in ezcellent oondiCllnlrol. Polnmly, CJIIo. loci< and clam. Pllone Ill-liM ar MJ.a. ?-Mie MOORI!'S gas clrculaUog healUon. YOO MUST SEE 'I'BJ8 Phone llliJ.58II1I IVIIliDp. " ''" "" ~iolu1 Oo>~rII~~VOfllt"""'r "" Cl1111111 iii ~ur 0W11 IIOMI -GUARANTEEDer, beala f rooma, Pho.. .m8AL1!!8 AND SBRVICB .fF'IINIIII lJIIIIIOII. 1110 IIIUII. No fUU. Me IIBNRY aJILAND I .. od;r. U• rup tilt .,.. dar. 7-7-Mc TWO BEDROOM TIWLER, M Wf!. PHONE 992-2094 Olin • • ~ & 0 Marllet, tllreo mUes DANDELIONS may be '68'•1n~ WILL DO sowing It !lome ., Itt PF.ARL ST., Middleport, Uresomt weeds t.o grown· ltouth ot Middleport on Rl. 7. llippen, pocket~, JI'IUinl. (Poiml~oy Home & - . , ups who have forgotten muat aen for cash price, 1liMita 7-7-ap heJmnlnS, alteratlona, *what lun II Is lo lest lor $30011. Phone 9112-S287. T-7-4lc • E. Main Mrl. Freddie Thabet, Muon, 3 Uglllwfn : buller wllh lhe yellow Bust.._ Servlctl Phone 7'11-11111. f-lll.lle Oower or n1uke 8 wlah on ForS.Ie 91-i Sportwfn · lh• llu!ly while ball. IF YOU lllre privacy, a nice SALP.IJMAN'S DEMONSTRA- ELI!lCTROWX SALES ud TOR. 1968 zig zag sewing mavice: Sweeper~, rug Wlllbln IIAPP'l HOUR, ShODIJif !lpriBsl Yin of the Ohio River, thla chine, rogutarly $19, in part... polllbal'l. Genuine paril. Nile Club, I to I p.m. ~ II the homll lor you. Located Miss Gabritsch able mmplote, pay m or $5 .me. •114fc ~waneiMariM day lhru Friday. Ladla Jda'lll jolt oft acenle Route 1J4 II per month, call BIJ-2831. mry rrtdly. ..... Reedmlle, Ohio. Seven 1'001111 '1-7-«c D>ftM>. 1V repair,Attends Caravan and balb, nice and clean. CID PBONB.,.... . """AU MAIDN ..: Mlas Ja<lllellne !lbllde, Slllf alter 5 p.m. Wanted To Buy able prlcel. Antenna .. llooe- . NEW HAVEN - The Rev. and Gabrilleh, clauilrter ol Mr. 'and 7-7-Sie CAN YOU QUALIFY! 1968 ANTIQtJES. fumltare, dllbel. 11111111 brand stereo AM & PM, t.er IIIM'lee. JGbn Harrtaoa, , J. Keith Honioo and ram- Mra. Donald Gabrlloch, of Malnsuran~ ·: mllcfllaDeous. loin. Bonrd m llrolldway Sl., MiddlepOrt, ' Uy were welooinod home rocent- ICII, attended the Donee Coraf II]IOBkerl, lloatlllfl turn Clcll, 100 W. Main St., Pomt- ONE AC Comblna, New HoUand table, nice walnut linllh, take ado. Phone lll'oiiZI, open Mr. and Mrs. Paul Hicks of 1y by nel&!lbors and lrlonda In . nn In ClnclnnaU recently. The AU'I'OMOBJLE · - - 1111111 : wire tiro baler, one """"""' Nf. 14llc lfillllnp. U.aatc Bristol, Tem., visited Mr. and the Verno31 Communlt,y, Letart, caravan Ia a convenlloo ol daDee •nctlledt Loll JGIIr opan;t; : over payments of $5 per or's lleenlet Clll IINIII. ! spreaclll', 11<!11' falle end pte, Mrs. WUiiam Beal anti was ac- w. VL Th• .Hanl..,l have 1110111 teachers and their advanced stumonlb or pay baiiiJUlO •111.112. IUtfc { P. K. Cowdery, ton, Bottom. Lost _. Found ., companied by Mrs. BeoJ lo Co- approximately olx yean ao mlo- who plan .., teaeblns co-Try 11 In your home, can *7-7~ LOST Man's Billfold, over $1110, lumbus 88 weekend guests of slonaries ln Haiti. reeia, . l L= ~ a . 7-7-«e Mr. and Mrs. MaPI·teen SWartJ Under the guidance or Slater Ja0111ellne was 1cCOII1f)Uied .,:0.._-..,_ ..,_ - . ""' pl<tures, and papen In MldMlss El'lll!ne Arnold vislled Rena Bonecutter, and with the from illmtlJI&Ioo> by her teach- .....,.,_,:, ·:"rr;.."::A,;~.,~ dlep(rt, Reward, Phone 70- It MONTH old GuernOOJ bull, 'IWI'OR BOAT, 25 liP. 1157 Ja· ean be reglslerod. D bdenslseveral days the put week with help or ne~ra and friends, er, Mlss JaeQI•Iini:Portlr. ~ ~ aow. Crow • Porter: .'r ISII, Maude Sellanla. 7-7-Jip I!U8f and 1111'1 CheveUe, lol & ed call Reedlvllle S'II-IIS7 · her uncle and aunt, Mr. and a house wao rented and made loft iluJlllngtlll by train 111 )(aft~..,: .~,,.._.,.::, ,..;,i G Morbi. tbree mUes South c. JIIIADP01UI 7-7-ap Mrs. Alpha Russell, Hysell Run. rell(y for them near the Ver- da1 andreturaed '!lllrlclaT.l!'hlle o1 0: l of Mlddlepart on Rt. 7. AllCI'IOHDB For S.le or Trede ThoSnowville4--IICJubenjoyod non Commun!t,y. '~'MY arrived Ia Cincinnati,~ ate,yedotlht :"'.,.!f..• ..."':,.t~; .. .IM ~ 7..'1-llp «Mo... lo 8ott. . IWSTANO Fulbact, V4 11161 1M1CI, Ill cc. Contact T. a picnic 111 the Middleport park at his ..,-ento' home the Rev· . . .tiand IUlton llolel..and.- ~,..... .,.__ OW.. , ~ ~ llllomalle; allo 1165 Jluatq K. WOiblan, Rl. I, Rutland. ·· _ and toured tlte.cCIQI'I ,house, the ana !(ra~f.j~w:•~~anJ..i at Lotert ..,..ct-.nn ilia lilell datu:e ";""";:·~ ~0' ' ] OIIIBrlllld V-1, l-lpaad. J'!nanc:log anllcleaning prob7-7..!1p 1W:P extension office, Royal Crown on June 23. nep In Modern Jazz:, .. Blll~t, e.qw, ezow • ......,. lems amaU, use Blue Lustre ..... Glllt lble. Clll IIUM7, alter I Bottllrw Co. plant and WMPO Greeting them ill their n • w Tap and Ballroom, by the Din- ~ will to waD. Rent eleclrie ltlfe Radio where Ihey were on the home oo Thorldif were - . . . IV Jlo<lor Dance Team. All mem- - -· ~----= J1a. IIW41. 7+11c 1111 PLYM0111'11, euellenl obampooer $1. 84ker Puml"Coffee With Janet" program. 25 and 30 periCIII from Grl· boro o1 Dance caravan I n Protondltlon $fiiO, allo JOUII£ fry- ture. 7-1-«c AIR COMDmOJIINO lllfrlaei'Richard Dean and Alvin ham. Cll!lon and Letart United foaolonols. . en. fl udl. Ollvor Sayre, allaa llrVIoe. Jocli:'l Rerrtg. Smith were guests of the l'arm Melhocnll Cllurcheo, along with Pnrlland, Pllone ~. erallm, New Raven. lloni Bureau this past week when they nearby nel&hbora. 7·7~ .... --- '· .,c...-r ·' AIC CLEANERS 5.55 ....... EYifllUDE. ., ...,......... ... ...... Kingsbury Welcome Family To Letart Area News Notes """· c.n Hockin_gport, Ohio = . . . ._, ,•;t =., c. . •• •-oo ......::::::' ..... .... '1 ** · attended a Fann Bureau Youth camp at Otterbein College at JIIIW)Y • MJX lltiiiCftt. deliY· Westerville, Oldo. They accomjeet. ponlod Mr. and Mrs. Rex Sleneend rltllll to JOIII' p~ltjt .... d 11e1c1 and daughter, Linda, and 1'111 -;:.. Goet- Kay Wright The two gjrls also ~,-_,_ ,.._ Co Middle- represented Meigs County at - •-. • ..... ·• ' '1he camp pOrt, CJIIo. I • lfe Loura • HamUion or Ports- ~ Pomeroy Route. llllsiness Section WAffi'ID IN UDtiPOin' COII'Aa FAn MAIUY Middleport, o. For lint I'LI!NTY of ll]lllll ... 111111 lniJ.. • wllll Ill lacllltleo. "' s,n. Clll - - - mooth ond Sondro Beal spent a weekend recendy wcationlrw In Kentucky. The youlh of ~teton Church ei\Joyecl 1 wlonor roost Friday nlsht at the hooae of their ~ellor, Mrs. Lonnie Hudson. Mr. end Mrs. Noel Yoolli and tam1zy of Dlytoo were here lor the llmeral of Mr. YOIIIIg'o lith· er, They also violted with Mr. and Mro. Wllllant Beal. Mrs. John Dean who feU at her CliL\BE'lTE ftlllllar "*""- hlml8 recenlly su!rerod 1 broken llldwolco. ABC~ ankle. Re<ent vi allots at Mr. and Ibn, W. Va. PllaDe mH. Mro. lleao were Mr. IIIII M r a. Charles Ktrw, Mr. ond Mrs. Ken- ...... • RIP 6 'ltiR IIPBCIAL. delue Ill 111 IIOWIDC maddae. ,.. maddne ....... ~. daml, emb.. 111 blltfllal. P1J I J1111DIIIII Ill II or ta 1!1111. '1\'J II bt ,... 11ome. &--. a 1, llleiDe, or pholle 117-ml after 1 p.m. 7-6-flc tbtel, Pwi&Uj. 7-6«]> SIDE GLANCES By 0111 Fox ..., htlfe For S.le HOBSTETTER REALTY Get. &htoa.r, llniMr mllaiJ!o. IDqaln Ill lluJhlr. rt alter s or S p.m. 'll'ltlt P. 1• ZIG ZAG - " ' ' maehbte. MIDDLEPORT - 7 1'001111, t 0. llol 425 F'o~Do!'oy, ....ue bedrooms, 2baU., moderD Salt!IIDIII'I demonllralon kllcboa. regular1J IOid lor ....15, wU1 Jl\rRMsJU!:u apartmont, two lalllor tlf.IS or $5 per month. IWnAND - s bedrooml, batll, b1homo, Middleport. l'llaDe pantllng, ceiling tile, J ..... Free bome demoostratlon. Coli IIW'a . 7-7-&e n AC8I8 - 20 1r1c1ar 111111, oui1Julldlnga galore, I - . ' ' . I ROOMII AND DATil, 118 M modem balb. IP&CL\L lft'EREO, IJII l!latly _., Aft., Pvm&OJ. CaD1111 ACRI!II - lJO ftne puUe, AmorleaD 11e110 r•dlo comIIalm,pla.bla,.lon. 'I1Uo II a beautiful 10 cultlvallaa, S Jll)lllll, I ·111 lolld alate Ullil wllh f lpeed wells, lneome, free .... min-- · ' ..... p.m. 1'1111111 cbanpr. Take over piiJIIIOilll erals, J buill, J ..,._, a1 If or Jll1' blllanee al •-• IIBLBN .- VIRGIL ftAJ'OBD IIROWN'S Trllllr far free IIOIIIe demonllrllloll ...... ,dltel · . . ...,._ Allo, !lave ... Cillo lilfl'rllle. 1'1111111 7-Mie 7-NIC paan•ed 111er:eo bt walnut Cllblnel far J1111118nll al • .11 or INIIanCI "' fll.l&. . 7-7-«c APPLIANCE 1108PJT.U. - A. ill POJI1) ~ PICkup, 55 lborlled BriiP ........ Ford % Ton, tJDO. II Ford and Lawa Boy, Jlll')l aa d " Ton, fUll. Travel north "" aenicel; Npllr ........,",..... Rl 7 to Elllerll IJ!Ib School. ... Kohler ..,..,. . . 11!1 lppl'-, 'l!drd ... left 011 roOd out 1111111 IIMm, W. Va., .!Gill It .._ tw mllel. ,.,.,.., ...... •lNIIi 7--1'-llp ... -·- ... ... liJJ-. .............. suo. tain ·i neth Marklns or Racine. MJ;. and Mrs. WIJ!ne Beal and Mr. and Any year divisible by four is a leap year, e•ceptlng Mrs. Sanford WeU of Athens. Earl BeoJ whololllln Veterano century years, which must be Memorial Hoopllal, Ia oconewhlt divisible by 400. HONDA, 1110 DRIWI, and belmel. 'Reeelllly onrbauled, ... Set Rlymond Rowa, Rt. " IVJINISI!In and unfandllled I!*IDM!illl. a... to lldlooL Aa!BAGE IN Me1p Local l'llaDe . . . . D-. . . Scllool Dlalrid- Write llol IIIIIA bt eare of 'nle Dally SenSPACE, Ill IIID"'" ... can - . , ~. 1'JWLER BODGEl' PRICE fundlate Ill oar tldrd tloor budgol lllqp. Blbr Jurullure, Mlddlepoct, Clllt. t 21 lfe YOU CAN sliD an_, or maN OD tlamlmnn hoatl. CID . . 2Sf'7 or IIIGN. Cllh or ..... t-INI!te CAlliER - ... ..... CARRIER WANIED -~ ~ •• A big thank you 1w1 been extended by the llmlly which bicilldeo lhreo 10111 and lhr.. daughlen, Jll!IIIIJ', Dwlchl, !b- The LltUe Cburcb Around the Corner in New Yort City Is an Episcopal churcb. Ill real name Ia Cburcb of the ven. Mooa, lllarlha, and Mary TranaftguraUon. Nell. During the evening 101181 were preoonled by Mona and Martha Hanlon In French and Crnrie. Mn. Eclw..-.!So.Yro,Lotar~p"'. ed the aceordloo and san& · Rev. Han1oa groWaled from Cairo Hlih S.h>ol, Coiro, W. va. Both he and hio wifo, Mar· jorle, are mloolonlll'leo a n d l!l'llduateo of AllburJ College, Kentucky , By PHIL PASTOIET Moll any !loY baa a driYI!'ll ambltloo when be'a 16,, i ' ,. • · ~~~t;~t· .! • • Origin of tht dimn<md iml1llll:tl illoal In the mlllt of lnne, but 1/011 can bel U ...., IOliW! prehulorfc gal who fll'lt rued !he !lOrd "mine" in cOIIMCikm wlch lh• gem alonh, . ;...• .. betler at thlo time. Mr. and Mn. Eddie K1rw and 1011 of HarriiOII\'Ille werelklndiJI violloi'a of. Mr. and Mra. Charleo Kin& Mr. and ·Jirs. R. E. Hollman and son, Keith, oiAnderooo,lod., l and Mr. and Mro. Jameo Wllcox alxiUI cenll .;. ol "-<<Il• hove ~ vlaltlnl Our o/flct aolliiiQru= 'j, a . , wilh Mr. and Mrs. wolllllr·Y(ood man of l>T~ile, 11"1 .we'd and Mr. and Mn. Vlr,all- !11Jw ralher luw~ okr J$. and tamny. : . ~,~ , . JOhn Wolter and Richard DO&n . ·, '. .. '· ' .. •.' ~ visited teceniiJ wlth ·llr. and Tbe Pre~ilent ' may ·~ Mra. Paul N0ter and lleMio quoted 41*Uy by npape!)l'bt · and · Mro.. Lenora DMit at corteaJM!nden!l oill7 W\lfn ..e · ... . c.r- peuter. '•· aulhorllea It;" · · . i' �llail)· S.!llllle~ , 1'<11110I'OY·Middleporl, 0, , M~, , J~. 8,, .,68 . ... ', '·Llt'rLE 'HOMEWOllK' ,. ..... -rttt=.::... .... ... ® • .. .. ........ ........... .... .............. .......·-··· WANT AD I. .OIMATIOM , ~ ., IINMIIM ,. ' t , ... ::::.:...... c........... Will .. lillllt.ll ..... t ...... fw IUUl.ATIONI Tilt hllhiMr lflllt Con•. vs engi•, -rgllde, rodlo, healer, 11011 wldte will uros, gr- onterlor nnlsh wllh white 111'1'"'iop, Ylavl interior trolm. A ohan> I owner trade ln. ,. IM•rnct \Mertltft. .,.. ,. ...... ,., ..,., ...,.. ................ ,.,. W•nt Ad hr.lr:l 1964 FORD GALAXIE 500 ••.••••.• • • • • • • • f1295 . MIRIIRif"' Chll'.. 7k tl'lll ll'lllft....... 11 ctlth ~· •• , ..... 4 door dark green fish with clean matchlrw Interior. New w.~. tlres, VS engine, automatic trans., power_steer- . tog, radio and heater. .· 5 3 1963 CHEVQOLE1 4 TON • ••••. • • • • • • • • • • • f99 700 X 17 tires, fl. dUQ' Springs, Solid cab, COXf:red body. Local I owner,lowmUeage. , ceMt&Vtlft ll'l•rtloM'IL tllll DIICtvnt en ..141 . . U " ' N wltltln 1• . .ye. 1M . . Ill TMANKI & 01\TUAIY ~. 11 w•nl .,........... c.a•a •'"'""u•. ••· ...ltllflal ILIND ADS A4NII .. MI tic c-.. per Ali" tt•fMftt, O. . ICI NOUU ... •·•· to J1IO p.M. DIIIJ '=•··· -,'" ..... ~ Nd~ l•clrW. ...;., Eit~Je For ~le • O'IIIU1IN MID CROW Motor eo. ,_ ROOF REPAIR and roo! polnllng. Phono HZ-%239 lor ootlmate. 7-$-!lp Moto.. 1965 CHEVEU.E MALIBU • • . • · .. • .. " .. • ...... ~ "t: -:,......, .... "" ~,.,......... ,., ............. . Pomeroy .. ' ·~· l, I~ ~·· Ri:AL'I'Y OOIQ>ANY POMEROY - OI'IN !VIS. 1:00 P.M. PCMEitOY, OHIO A'VAILAIILI!l TODAY - IIi llory frame, I beilroMw, bath, buemont, wall to 'WID carpet, cabinets, and panellns. Jli8T $4,1011.00 MlllllU!:PORT - A OOIY ForS.Ie PLACE 'ro LlVB ·- 1!i lloey GOOD QUALITY timothy and frlllle, J bedroolr.s. bath, Ill mlsed bay. loaded In field in In pod coadlllon. $S,f00.110 your truck or ...,..._ Phone f'CM!!RDY - BlWiftli'UL J!lS. t~G-~611. 7~ TATE - I leN, 2"alnl')' frame, ~----.-------~~~--~--For Rent TERMITES SWARMING! Tbcy 81'1! re-prndudtveo, 1101 MOTH P!I()OnNG ,oor warker colony. Free lnI!IING NIW I 1001111, S bedrooms, batll. speetlona and Information on WHEEL CIWR, good condition, UFE to buelllOIII, prqe. Allo I W,'Va. ' crawl IIJIBce dallgen. No TWO BEDR0011 houo traDer, Wheel All9nm1nt Phone 19U254 after S:SO p.m. alnl')' frame, t . bedrooms, alOIIIIIAII, low overhaad. 10 1111111 ud wife or two -'!ng YOUR 7-7-JIC buenwnt, garage, Uaed u One mile from Raolne per cent aavlnp. Allied Pilot CARPETING rental All in ezcellent oondiCllnlrol. Polnmly, CJIIo. loci< and clam. Pllone Ill-liM ar MJ.a. ?-Mie MOORI!'S gas clrculaUog healUon. YOO MUST SEE 'I'BJ8 Phone llliJ.58II1I IVIIliDp. " ''" "" ~iolu1 Oo>~rII~~VOfllt"""'r "" Cl1111111 iii ~ur 0W11 IIOMI -GUARANTEEDer, beala f rooma, Pho.. .m8AL1!!8 AND SBRVICB .fF'IINIIII lJIIIIIOII. 1110 IIIUII. No fUU. Me IIBNRY aJILAND I .. od;r. U• rup tilt .,.. dar. 7-7-Mc TWO BEDROOM TIWLER, M Wf!. PHONE 992-2094 Olin • • ~ & 0 Marllet, tllreo mUes DANDELIONS may be '68'•1n~ WILL DO sowing It !lome ., Itt PF.ARL ST., Middleport, Uresomt weeds t.o grown· ltouth ot Middleport on Rl. 7. llippen, pocket~, JI'IUinl. (Poiml~oy Home & - . , ups who have forgotten muat aen for cash price, 1liMita 7-7-ap heJmnlnS, alteratlona, *what lun II Is lo lest lor $30011. Phone 9112-S287. T-7-4lc • E. Main Mrl. Freddie Thabet, Muon, 3 Uglllwfn : buller wllh lhe yellow Bust.._ Servlctl Phone 7'11-11111. f-lll.lle Oower or n1uke 8 wlah on ForS.Ie 91-i Sportwfn · lh• llu!ly while ball. IF YOU lllre privacy, a nice SALP.IJMAN'S DEMONSTRA- ELI!lCTROWX SALES ud TOR. 1968 zig zag sewing mavice: Sweeper~, rug Wlllbln IIAPP'l HOUR, ShODIJif !lpriBsl Yin of the Ohio River, thla chine, rogutarly $19, in part... polllbal'l. Genuine paril. Nile Club, I to I p.m. ~ II the homll lor you. Located Miss Gabritsch able mmplote, pay m or $5 .me. •114fc ~waneiMariM day lhru Friday. Ladla Jda'lll jolt oft acenle Route 1J4 II per month, call BIJ-2831. mry rrtdly. ..... Reedmlle, Ohio. Seven 1'001111 '1-7-«c D>ftM>. 1V repair,Attends Caravan and balb, nice and clean. CID PBONB.,.... . """AU MAIDN ..: Mlas Ja<lllellne !lbllde, Slllf alter 5 p.m. Wanted To Buy able prlcel. Antenna .. llooe- . NEW HAVEN - The Rev. and Gabrilleh, clauilrter ol Mr. 'and 7-7-Sie CAN YOU QUALIFY! 1968 ANTIQtJES. fumltare, dllbel. 11111111 brand stereo AM & PM, t.er IIIM'lee. JGbn Harrtaoa, , J. Keith Honioo and ram- Mra. Donald Gabrlloch, of Malnsuran~ ·: mllcfllaDeous. loin. Bonrd m llrolldway Sl., MiddlepOrt, ' Uy were welooinod home rocent- ICII, attended the Donee Coraf II]IOBkerl, lloatlllfl turn Clcll, 100 W. Main St., Pomt- ONE AC Comblna, New HoUand table, nice walnut linllh, take ado. Phone lll'oiiZI, open Mr. and Mrs. Paul Hicks of 1y by nel&!lbors and lrlonda In . nn In ClnclnnaU recently. The AU'I'OMOBJLE · - - 1111111 : wire tiro baler, one """"""' Nf. 14llc lfillllnp. U.aatc Bristol, Tem., visited Mr. and the Verno31 Communlt,y, Letart, caravan Ia a convenlloo ol daDee •nctlledt Loll JGIIr opan;t; : over payments of $5 per or's lleenlet Clll IINIII. ! spreaclll', 11<!11' falle end pte, Mrs. WUiiam Beal anti was ac- w. VL Th• .Hanl..,l have 1110111 teachers and their advanced stumonlb or pay baiiiJUlO •111.112. IUtfc { P. K. Cowdery, ton, Bottom. Lost _. Found ., companied by Mrs. BeoJ lo Co- approximately olx yean ao mlo- who plan .., teaeblns co-Try 11 In your home, can *7-7~ LOST Man's Billfold, over $1110, lumbus 88 weekend guests of slonaries ln Haiti. reeia, . l L= ~ a . 7-7-«e Mr. and Mrs. MaPI·teen SWartJ Under the guidance or Slater Ja0111ellne was 1cCOII1f)Uied .,:0.._-..,_ ..,_ - . ""' pl<tures, and papen In MldMlss El'lll!ne Arnold vislled Rena Bonecutter, and with the from illmtlJI&Ioo> by her teach- .....,.,_,:, ·:"rr;.."::A,;~.,~ dlep(rt, Reward, Phone 70- It MONTH old GuernOOJ bull, 'IWI'OR BOAT, 25 liP. 1157 Ja· ean be reglslerod. D bdenslseveral days the put week with help or ne~ra and friends, er, Mlss JaeQI•Iini:Portlr. ~ ~ aow. Crow • Porter: .'r ISII, Maude Sellanla. 7-7-Jip I!U8f and 1111'1 CheveUe, lol & ed call Reedlvllle S'II-IIS7 · her uncle and aunt, Mr. and a house wao rented and made loft iluJlllngtlll by train 111 )(aft~..,: .~,,.._.,.::, ,..;,i G Morbi. tbree mUes South c. JIIIADP01UI 7-7-ap Mrs. Alpha Russell, Hysell Run. rell(y for them near the Ver- da1 andreturaed '!lllrlclaT.l!'hlle o1 0: l of Mlddlepart on Rt. 7. AllCI'IOHDB For S.le or Trede ThoSnowville4--IICJubenjoyod non Commun!t,y. '~'MY arrived Ia Cincinnati,~ ate,yedotlht :"'.,.!f..• ..."':,.t~; .. .IM ~ 7..'1-llp «Mo... lo 8ott. . IWSTANO Fulbact, V4 11161 1M1CI, Ill cc. Contact T. a picnic 111 the Middleport park at his ..,-ento' home the Rev· . . .tiand IUlton llolel..and.- ~,..... .,.__ OW.. , ~ ~ llllomalle; allo 1165 Jluatq K. WOiblan, Rl. I, Rutland. ·· _ and toured tlte.cCIQI'I ,house, the ana !(ra~f.j~w:•~~anJ..i at Lotert ..,..ct-.nn ilia lilell datu:e ";""";:·~ ~0' ' ] OIIIBrlllld V-1, l-lpaad. J'!nanc:log anllcleaning prob7-7..!1p 1W:P extension office, Royal Crown on June 23. nep In Modern Jazz:, .. Blll~t, e.qw, ezow • ......,. lems amaU, use Blue Lustre ..... Glllt lble. Clll IIUM7, alter I Bottllrw Co. plant and WMPO Greeting them ill their n • w Tap and Ballroom, by the Din- ~ will to waD. Rent eleclrie ltlfe Radio where Ihey were on the home oo Thorldif were - . . . IV Jlo<lor Dance Team. All mem- - -· ~----= J1a. IIW41. 7+11c 1111 PLYM0111'11, euellenl obampooer $1. 84ker Puml"Coffee With Janet" program. 25 and 30 periCIII from Grl· boro o1 Dance caravan I n Protondltlon $fiiO, allo JOUII£ fry- ture. 7-1-«c AIR COMDmOJIINO lllfrlaei'Richard Dean and Alvin ham. Cll!lon and Letart United foaolonols. . en. fl udl. Ollvor Sayre, allaa llrVIoe. Jocli:'l Rerrtg. Smith were guests of the l'arm Melhocnll Cllurcheo, along with Pnrlland, Pllone ~. erallm, New Raven. lloni Bureau this past week when they nearby nel&hbora. 7·7~ .... --- '· .,c...-r ·' AIC CLEANERS 5.55 ....... EYifllUDE. ., ...,......... ... ...... Kingsbury Welcome Family To Letart Area News Notes """· c.n Hockin_gport, Ohio = . . . ._, ,•;t =., c. . •• •-oo ......::::::' ..... .... '1 ** · attended a Fann Bureau Youth camp at Otterbein College at JIIIW)Y • MJX lltiiiCftt. deliY· Westerville, Oldo. They accomjeet. ponlod Mr. and Mrs. Rex Sleneend rltllll to JOIII' p~ltjt .... d 11e1c1 and daughter, Linda, and 1'111 -;:.. Goet- Kay Wright The two gjrls also ~,-_,_ ,.._ Co Middle- represented Meigs County at - •-. • ..... ·• ' '1he camp pOrt, CJIIo. I • lfe Loura • HamUion or Ports- ~ Pomeroy Route. llllsiness Section WAffi'ID IN UDtiPOin' COII'Aa FAn MAIUY Middleport, o. For lint I'LI!NTY of ll]lllll ... 111111 lniJ.. • wllll Ill lacllltleo. "' s,n. Clll - - - mooth ond Sondro Beal spent a weekend recendy wcationlrw In Kentucky. The youlh of ~teton Church ei\Joyecl 1 wlonor roost Friday nlsht at the hooae of their ~ellor, Mrs. Lonnie Hudson. Mr. end Mrs. Noel Yoolli and tam1zy of Dlytoo were here lor the llmeral of Mr. YOIIIIg'o lith· er, They also violted with Mr. and Mro. Wllllant Beal. Mrs. John Dean who feU at her CliL\BE'lTE ftlllllar "*""- hlml8 recenlly su!rerod 1 broken llldwolco. ABC~ ankle. Re<ent vi allots at Mr. and Ibn, W. Va. PllaDe mH. Mro. lleao were Mr. IIIII M r a. Charles Ktrw, Mr. ond Mrs. Ken- ...... • RIP 6 'ltiR IIPBCIAL. delue Ill 111 IIOWIDC maddae. ,.. maddne ....... ~. daml, emb.. 111 blltfllal. P1J I J1111DIIIII Ill II or ta 1!1111. '1\'J II bt ,... 11ome. &--. a 1, llleiDe, or pholle 117-ml after 1 p.m. 7-6-flc tbtel, Pwi&Uj. 7-6«]> SIDE GLANCES By 0111 Fox ..., htlfe For S.le HOBSTETTER REALTY Get. &htoa.r, llniMr mllaiJ!o. IDqaln Ill lluJhlr. rt alter s or S p.m. 'll'ltlt P. 1• ZIG ZAG - " ' ' maehbte. MIDDLEPORT - 7 1'001111, t 0. llol 425 F'o~Do!'oy, ....ue bedrooms, 2baU., moderD Salt!IIDIII'I demonllralon kllcboa. regular1J IOid lor ....15, wU1 Jl\rRMsJU!:u apartmont, two lalllor tlf.IS or $5 per month. IWnAND - s bedrooml, batll, b1homo, Middleport. l'llaDe pantllng, ceiling tile, J ..... Free bome demoostratlon. Coli IIW'a . 7-7-&e n AC8I8 - 20 1r1c1ar 111111, oui1Julldlnga galore, I - . ' ' . I ROOMII AND DATil, 118 M modem balb. IP&CL\L lft'EREO, IJII l!latly _., Aft., Pvm&OJ. CaD1111 ACRI!II - lJO ftne puUe, AmorleaD 11e110 r•dlo comIIalm,pla.bla,.lon. 'I1Uo II a beautiful 10 cultlvallaa, S Jll)lllll, I ·111 lolld alate Ullil wllh f lpeed wells, lneome, free .... min-- · ' ..... p.m. 1'1111111 cbanpr. Take over piiJIIIOilll erals, J buill, J ..,._, a1 If or Jll1' blllanee al •-• IIBLBN .- VIRGIL ftAJ'OBD IIROWN'S Trllllr far free IIOIIIe demonllrllloll ...... ,dltel · . . ...,._ Allo, !lave ... Cillo lilfl'rllle. 1'1111111 7-Mie 7-NIC paan•ed 111er:eo bt walnut Cllblnel far J1111118nll al • .11 or INIIanCI "' fll.l&. . 7-7-«c APPLIANCE 1108PJT.U. - A. ill POJI1) ~ PICkup, 55 lborlled BriiP ........ Ford % Ton, tJDO. II Ford and Lawa Boy, Jlll')l aa d " Ton, fUll. Travel north "" aenicel; Npllr ........,",..... Rl 7 to Elllerll IJ!Ib School. ... Kohler ..,..,. . . 11!1 lppl'-, 'l!drd ... left 011 roOd out 1111111 IIMm, W. Va., .!Gill It .._ tw mllel. ,.,.,.., ...... •lNIIi 7--1'-llp ... -·- ... ... liJJ-. .............. suo. tain ·i neth Marklns or Racine. MJ;. and Mrs. WIJ!ne Beal and Mr. and Any year divisible by four is a leap year, e•ceptlng Mrs. Sanford WeU of Athens. Earl BeoJ whololllln Veterano century years, which must be Memorial Hoopllal, Ia oconewhlt divisible by 400. HONDA, 1110 DRIWI, and belmel. 'Reeelllly onrbauled, ... Set Rlymond Rowa, Rt. " IVJINISI!In and unfandllled I!*IDM!illl. a... to lldlooL Aa!BAGE IN Me1p Local l'llaDe . . . . D-. . . Scllool Dlalrid- Write llol IIIIIA bt eare of 'nle Dally SenSPACE, Ill IIID"'" ... can - . , ~. 1'JWLER BODGEl' PRICE fundlate Ill oar tldrd tloor budgol lllqp. Blbr Jurullure, Mlddlepoct, Clllt. t 21 lfe YOU CAN sliD an_, or maN OD tlamlmnn hoatl. CID . . 2Sf'7 or IIIGN. Cllh or ..... t-INI!te CAlliER - ... ..... CARRIER WANIED -~ ~ •• A big thank you 1w1 been extended by the llmlly which bicilldeo lhreo 10111 and lhr.. daughlen, Jll!IIIIJ', Dwlchl, !b- The LltUe Cburcb Around the Corner in New Yort City Is an Episcopal churcb. Ill real name Ia Cburcb of the ven. Mooa, lllarlha, and Mary TranaftguraUon. Nell. During the evening 101181 were preoonled by Mona and Martha Hanlon In French and Crnrie. Mn. Eclw..-.!So.Yro,Lotar~p"'. ed the aceordloo and san& · Rev. Han1oa groWaled from Cairo Hlih S.h>ol, Coiro, W. va. Both he and hio wifo, Mar· jorle, are mloolonlll'leo a n d l!l'llduateo of AllburJ College, Kentucky , By PHIL PASTOIET Moll any !loY baa a driYI!'ll ambltloo when be'a 16,, i ' ,. • · ~~~t;~t· .! • • Origin of tht dimn<md iml1llll:tl illoal In the mlllt of lnne, but 1/011 can bel U ...., IOliW! prehulorfc gal who fll'lt rued !he !lOrd "mine" in cOIIMCikm wlch lh• gem alonh, . ;...• .. betler at thlo time. Mr. and Mn. Eddie K1rw and 1011 of HarriiOII\'Ille werelklndiJI violloi'a of. Mr. and Mra. Charleo Kin& Mr. and ·Jirs. R. E. Hollman and son, Keith, oiAnderooo,lod., l and Mr. and Mro. Jameo Wllcox alxiUI cenll .;. ol "-<<Il• hove ~ vlaltlnl Our o/flct aolliiiQru= 'j, a . , wilh Mr. and Mrs. wolllllr·Y(ood man of l>T~ile, 11"1 .we'd and Mr. and Mn. Vlr,all- !11Jw ralher luw~ okr J$. and tamny. : . ~,~ , . JOhn Wolter and Richard DO&n . ·, '. .. '· ' .. •.' ~ visited teceniiJ wlth ·llr. and Tbe Pre~ilent ' may ·~ Mra. Paul N0ter and lleMio quoted 41*Uy by npape!)l'bt · and · Mro.. Lenora DMit at corteaJM!nden!l oill7 W\lfn ..e · ... . c.r- peuter. '•· aulhorllea It;" · · . i' �~. .,. • , . Jub a, 19118 ' ' SAIGON (\Ji'O. U.S. Muinoa SOoth Vlebllm bonier llol!tlllta- equipped llaelf aid lleabed aul Its brdtell ranks with oew ' '·"'~.·~ • a ~ ol •r llohlld tiDka rioed zliae OlNZl. , .,._.,, Then the North ..._:lied a ~... attack durlar MlriDt cuualllea l8cludOd 10 VIetnamese puabocl aouth once weekond to al<lp lnllltniiCII men ldiiOci aid U waunded. The Leathernecka drove IJ>. more. Nlll'lh v - 'l'llua tmo FIVE-DAY , ' .~-, tlalted Preas lnterDallonll ::; ~~ In Ohio wUI · , :.Uraae neer normal during ' :U.e live-diS period Blartlng . : Tuoeday. Tbe hlllh len1pera. ·.;. zllln wUI averqe In the low. ,.•er BOo In the D>rlhandthemld, :die t o - BOa In ceatral and :lllllb. The overolliglrtlowread. :lnl wUI be In the middle to the :lower 601. : Oldy minor cla,y.tx>.dlly lem· ,:perature ....... throu8l> t h e lleriod. Rolntall wiD averare ;me-l1alf Inch, occurring t u llmost dally shower& but ,..most rumerous about ThuriJ.. .::~~q and Fricla,y. . '§."*~""!!"&.~~:;....?.:::!:~;:w.~::.-: Word Received Of Death of Father Dunn or northeastern corner ' Airman Hilt July 4, at Clinton Sherman Air Force Base, Oklah011lL Aimlan HUt was the son of Master Ser· geant and Mrs. Warren H. HUt oC Ellsworth Air Force Base, Rlpld CiiJ', South Dakota aid Conner residents of Meigs Coun- cy. •Ill:• PeeWee Win Greg Smltli struck out 17 bat\ lora, laaued 12 walko and 11ve CAPTURED, MURDERED "' f<lur hila •• the AD&el• - SAIGON (Upl) - A U. S. ArmY ed the Rodlop 10.6 In Pee Weo 1111Jor was <Oj1lm'ed and IIIIIJ'dar. pla,y Friday. Tbe biB blow ol tho ...,.. wao ed b.Y the Vial CCII& Sllunlay m a srand alam ._nm by G. a road 135 miles D>rlhealll ol Brownlnrlortha Rodlap. HollJo Solp. a mUitar)' llj10keamUI had a pair of IIIDgloo llbllo B. eald lodq. Tile name o1 the ~r. a ,.... Seth colloctecl a - l e for tho losers. Anpl hlttero ,..... Coueb lor U, S. ArmY advise~ to the wilh two IIIDglos and WUltarniCII . Soulh V I -.. forces Ill the a •lnile. RecDq pltehlng save province ot Billh 1'lllan, wa• up 19 !reo lrlpo and hit r 0 u r withhold until relative• have been nodlled. bailers. third major Conunuolat attack on satgm this year- to come Alnnan Francis WWlam Hilt, 20, was accidentally drowned, REGISTRATIONS UP COLUMBUS (Upl)- Slate AudItor Roger Cloud llllid locla,y motor vehicle reglatrollons In Ohio are malnlalnlnga au!>stantlal gain over comparable period of. lao! year. Cloud llllid lor the ftrst four mordho or the reglatrotloo year ending June 30 the total number • of unttsuoensed reacbed s,1ss.. 091 or 77,192 more than 81 this Ume last year. Ucenae revenues total $93.7 mUIIon lor an Increase or $3.9 mUlloo over last year. other survivors are one sister and two brothers, at homei an aunt, Ruth Wllaon, Columbuai uncles, C. f. Hilt, Jr., Columbus, J. W. Hilt, Raton, Now Mexico. Alnnan Hilt Is also surAPPROVE CONTRACT vived by on aunt In New York and COLUMBUS (Upl) - About several other aurU, uncles and 5, 100 members or Local 2020 his malernal grandmother living ol the International Brotherhood !n GermlnJ'. Grandpacents, Mr. or Electri''ai Workers approved and Mrs. C. F. Hilt Sr., who had a new oonl.ract &mday by an 82 lived at Laurel CUI!, preceded JIOf cent margin. him In death. The new ·contfact, an 18 Burial will be at lhe Black DMXIth W810 r_., or a three Hills National CemetAory, near year CDOtract., involves wage inRlpkl Clcy, with !ull military creases ranging !rom 15 to 4ll honors. Funeral arrangements oenta an hour with expanded medhive not been ccmpleted at this Ical and life Insurance factors. The reopener Ia .-clive to lime. May I. pICntC • • Held Honormg • Rev. Norris & Family A woo. picnic beld reconlly Mr. Uld Mrs. Dale 11111, Mrs. on the lawn of the home of. Mr. Dallas HDI, Art aid D - Miss and Mrs. Sterman Lord I• bon- Ida SIIJIJart, Haiti Foo, Gladl'• or of Rev. Charloo NOrrlo and · :t>lelda, Dolly Wolfe, Claudia famll.Y of. the Lotarl Falla, 0. · :!ldeldl, Mrs. Ell•n Buck and Pam, :!ltaron and CirKIY Roulh. Clllrdlln POmeroy. Charge. Jl.ev. I'!Orrlollll4 !amlly were re\ The Rev. Falher Dwm dled Altendlng were Eula Wolle, ·$ollloJ at his aparlmlllll In CQyaMrs. Marlene Filber, MolJy, ;-IUrnellto the Leier! Falla Charp for anOther 1 ur. liop. Falls where he had resided Amy and Lerry; Bertha Roblnc -~ ••J " ri Rev • ~N .-.. hlo reUrement !all JUI· ~•· ames mor • son, Mr. and Mra. John Slobll't and Bevercy; Mr. and Mrs. Paul son have moved to tho lim'eka . Born JIJIWifY 2, 1900, ho ... Sayro and Paula; Mr. and Mrs. Metbodlot Charp. Rev. aid Mrs. lllO ..., ol the late Mr. and Mrs. Pete :t>ieldo, Mr. aid Mra. Den- Menzel Smith and !amll,y wOrt lJIIm Duna of New Lexington. He Dis Manuel, Mr. and MrL Har- aont to lhe Letart Fallo United .... puiDr or the Sacred Heart bert Roush and Roger, Mr. and Brelhron Charp lor a yaar. Clmdl !rOm 1927 lo 1936. SJr. A picnic will be held on the Mrs. Tom Norrla, Mr. and Mro. 'l1vlllr aref<lur &llllera, twobrolhRoas Norrlo, Mr. and Mra. Ear- lawn at the home of Mr. and ers and a !IIIDiber ol nieces and !Jo Rrulh. Mr. l!ld &kl. RoJD<tl- Mro. Ervin Gloeckner In hanDinner, Parry Held aepll~Wa. or of Rev. Smith and funlll ohue and GreG, David Fox. WORKING ON PLAN : Flmlnl mass wUI be held at !Uidar. Jul114. Mr. and Mrl. St. Clair Hill, CHARLESTON, W. VL (Upl) iJ LIL W-odq 81 the st. VID· Ar Reirmire Home QJV. Hulett c •. SmUll llld .... Q1Jo10U1 CbUr<il 81 Mt. Vorhare cllrlng the weekend tli81 . iiDa. Burial wiD be In the tamLETART, W. Va. - A birth- complete clelolls of a plan to bu)o : 'ill lot II New Lexlnglon. day dl1110r aid party was given the West VIrginia 1'Unl>lka by for Reilmlre aid Ethel some means OCher than ccndemMoore at the home of Mr. aid oatlon have not been IIDI-. Mrs. Henry Reitmlre o! Letart, Smith llllid the state Road ComW. VL mloo!CII Uld the West VIrginia cake, lee cream and punch 1'UrqJike Commls&lon haYO awere seroed to the following sreoclto - k out lhe plan. : Mlleea LeDa and Katie Guth <1. I'Oinero¥ received word 9mdl,y ol the death of the Rev. Fllllter Eu&me F. Dum, forliler JolOIJior of the Sacred Heart ...,.. of this !ley coflee. the '~[ten'":=~ ~ frltild: - .. · , prodilcl!11 lllllliiD-lncllldlng wo"Tbeat .... . - - . . ~' men In a\111 cbUdren with You oaa ..t'It In lhelr 8111• llid . tama4r-ow0llen · bellle..:...peured r8ol tt IIi dillr hlnla. ·: lnto-thl atreetai!KirMchc!dout , - .,TIIk ·~ ~ ,b~ut iltmpettCOI~­ a forest of honla !Or 1 brief Tlllt'a whit !lie word ·1111*110.1~ touch of ~olulal)n's· lingers. AI a llGiiwl Cllholk c1~ ·In 1110 omclll'pert of a llrot ~ ·-wblre ·dlwahler, Lad,.·,·, ·' U.S. llfOSIIied ~ to ~ cuTjecl ·the CGIIlDIIICIII clilll<~.,; America, JoJmaC!ft told the fa · bor church' I - Uturo', '111, ' preol4iDII elf E1 · S&IVIdcli, the , lila>kat ~ce, In Nl~, Costa Rica, Honda- · - . arid In lilt e~ · roo . arid G•lemala Suncll1 Jltllwlng town or Slnta tocla, nlgbl, "Our meell111 hla been the crowdl had bUt cham: frultral because It 1111 bean "Viva Jah1110111 Viva JolmSollt •. responsible." He had lent them VIYI JolmiCIIIl" SDrlth Takes weekend interview he fol"esaw a Accidentally - Jl,. ,·' Three Calls Taken By Pomeroy Unit Richard Hollo Pataskala, was taken to Veterana Mt.-la!Hospltal by the I'Oinero¥ emerpney 1411ad at 4:55 p.m. Saturday. Hogg became Ul on E. Main St., It was reported al !'l>lllerQ7 VIIlap blU. He • • admllted to the hospital for - At 3:38 p.m. 9mcla.Y the !'omet07 ocpad wall to !he IAwl• Smith home on lhe Rarrloonvllle road. An aft!bulance was called and Smith waa 1aken 1o Holzer Hospital. At 4:24 •.m. Monclay, the 1411ad went to the Jack Camp bome at West Columbia. DelaUs ol the run were 1101 available. ORGANIZING TEAM AII!One lnlere- In organlz. ln8 a lll.ltillleh IIOftball loam ill the Melp.Gol]ia areo, to play In the llarletia dlotrlct IOitball lournay, II ukecllo be II the 111rocuse ball JolOfk Tuoldq, Jul1 -e, guests: Got a finaneial hoadaeho CUrle, Mrs. Naney Reltmire, Charles Jr., and Lola Mae, of Pcmeroy; Mr. and Mrs. Hen.. an ry Rellmlre a n d Tmn, Ethel Moore, Evans. W. VLiandhosts. Send! IIi a gift but not present Tomomiw 11ICiftlinc jllllpve ua a call or llop in. Gel dw IIIGIIeY quickly to cleu up cleblo, Ub a Y11CM!on udrelu:. Our thrifty budpt loan plan may be just the ......... r...younow. Have lea to !laJ' out and more for ;rouroeH. TUESDAY JULY 8-9 (Double Feature P..,.nm) "FANTASTIC VOYAGE" phon J!o.1d - Raq11>l Welch PLIJS "A COUNTESS FliOM HONG KONG" Jon Braldo - Sophia Loren TONIGHT AND TUESDAY . "ROll' TOSAVEA~~~~~~ -AND lltiiN YOUR ('l'achnlcalor) Delli ldarlln • stella SlaYOJnol President coilld ... the lnllllry children, begpn aid houoel thet coo!ld only be caUecl hovalL Tbet·. was irll)' be no hor)o, pledllng American dollar• to Fred Mourning of Mlcldloporl was taken to Veteran• Melbor. Ia! Hogpllal by the <Mldlllll)Ol't omoriii!II<Y 1411ad 11 10:29 iialurdq nl&fd after becom1na Ul at bla home. Ha waa admllted as a medical Jo1011tlit. . Early Manda1 mornlll& t b e Mlcldloporl !Ira dapartmoat weal to North Second St. whore a car had c&Uiht' fire. 01mer o1 the vehicle waa not r...,rded 11.i.nd.. dlepert Village blU. help El salvador move Into. I sreater oocleft. People, Proal- ll8el Boil be alao saw a _of amlllng lllcea. """ ~· touched · crowd a1IL1 ·'lbe,..>ft't" !dent came topihtr, He ahilflliit his car aid ret out, .. . . . . ~ ...... Shop Elhrfelds In Pomeroy For Wearing Apparel for Your Family and Fvmlshlnga for Your Home. 0.. Mltnclly to Thul'lllay . . . . . . . . NO le 1110 Stiap l'tW.y and ....,..., . . . . . . . . NO 1e MO ....,SDS • _POMDOY .._ _ _ _ ..._ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ __.. .. ' 9, at 7:30p.m. . ;' ,• ·. . .· ttl y •, ' .... . ' ' ' I ' ' , ' ' ' • !• ' ' 5.,,.- ' ' ( POMEROY-MIDDLEPORT, OHI0 We take the view that the strie lrr lltn of the Utlity Worltn Union of bltflcl, Afl.CIO, against Ce11tral Operating. is ndeslra•le and noa-protluctlvelloth to company and the employees· Ctttral Operating Is wdlng 11141 wants to continue to negotiate _.. 111111 ·ud to ... cuss wllll the union a pNpt't ...- of llrllt ing the stn\e to • ~ cOIICiusloL 11lt question of •hate ..structl11.,1property Is, howtvw, a totaly M· ' / I TUESDAY, JULY ' . ',:·. ~ ., 9. ·1968 II was the same bUI that lhe trepch Jines. But we took scme North Vletnameae delegai!CII at · anUtank weapons and blew the Paris Vietnam Ialka report.- them out," LL Larry Perry of ed had been 41 surrounded" ln • Dlllas, Tex., told Wilkinson. series or Communist victories In ••we set up a hasty defense position and beat them hack. the ores. ' The heaVY fttlhlllli there But we killed at least 16 In our coincided With an oothreak ol own enches." Attack Marine Outpost fitlhllng In the s.tson area Hill 689- named lor its height where tho Vlel ceq cerrted out in meters (2,230 feet.)- overa aeries or IJD8Il scale attackS In which lhey aet ftre to an oU loobs Khe Sanh, the fort which aod chemleal storqe area, and the Marines abandoned five In the Mekong Delta where they days ago in order to give themselves more maneuverabiused nausea e,as. The aJr war •ent lJil another licy. The North Vietnamese notdl and a apokesman reJ)Orte<l SutGOd tuward the hill 689 U.S. !lghler-llcrnbers ftew 140 outpost. apparently sensing an missions aaatnst North Vietnam easy capture of the American on Mmday, concentrating on outpost they had ne11er been s._,pl)l ueaa juat north of the able to budge. Davis had aboul 200 1\farlnes lighting zone. One F4 Phantom was shot down but its two-man atql lhe height He sent In Stor. crew was rescued by helicopter. about 800 mortl men. The No•·th · The first Purple Heart was awarded for h\iuries received on "We are going to move off Vietnamese began a mortar and Jan. 10 when he was In a hellcoptA!r crash. on Apr!! 10 he was Inthis hlll bul not until we have rocket bar'rage and charged. Jured by 1 Vtel Cong. Little was the ftrst to seo a VIet Coog dlade!eateo! lhe North Vietna- Since Friday they have been charge a rocket He wOWlded the enel1lf serviceman awarently bemese," said Maj. Gen. Ray- chuging and the Marines have lore the VIet Cong could dlocllarp 1 second rocket but was 11\iurmond Davis, commander of the been cutting them down. ed for a second time. The aecold Purple Heart and Bronze Star The batue ol hill 689 Conned 3rd Marine Division which has wu awarded lor lhe second lncklenL aboot 1,000 men atop bUI 689. one part of a brawl spread Mrs. Uttle Ia lhe Iormor Re. and LUllan Holter Anderson, AthUP! corresponlent Raymonl along just below the North. By United Press lriernatlonal nee ~age, Raclne, and Is ens. SOUth Vietnrun Demilitarized Scattered thundershowers ll~>­ Wilkinson, with · the Leather~aiding with her luaband'o parRecently the BfOUP met 81 the necks on · the jungle' mountain Zone OlMZl. Demonstrating Ollis In Rutland. Little sracllat- Cornell and Mrs. Mary Blank gered over much of the nation t&their greater mobilicy, Marine ed from !he Rutland HIGh home on Mechanic St. to hold day anl a week-Ions heat wave Jusl below Norlh Vlelnem, forces were sweeping the area, repOrted one charge b<ought Schon! Ill 1966. their 8MI18l reanlon and to ob· continued In the Interior or the Communist troops s u r 11 n g blocking Communist lnftltration Ills address Is: !'>-4 Ruaaoll lerve Ama Marie Cornell's Pacific Northwest. routes and killing another 230 Severe weather ranged across through the Marine barbed E. utile, US 51879881, 24oth birthday. Red troops . the center o! the nation Monday wire. . General Hoopltal, APO S a n ''The gooks jumped into our ACTIVE MBS. Acla HoltA!r night, lncludlng a tornado lhat· Frllltlaco, 96345. le&Vea this week from Colum- touched down in open country DALE DVTI'ON released he- bus lor New York Clll where she north or Lubbock, Tex. llum ruled balloons reoenlly w!U join a sroup. of 63 r<ir a High wlndo and rain atrock _ lo mark the opening of 1 new thrte week tour; rravelllli by par!o of Kansas, N~raoka, and coametto cenler at hlo Mldlllo- plane, Mrs. Holler will vl&lt Iowa. Wilds 1111 to 92 miles per JIOI'I clrui store. the Hocy Land and her tour wUI hour aldbelvyrilnsluhedHays, One of lhl.-bii!IOQO• Wal re• ~ucle Vlalla ill EDsland. Swlt- Kan. A severe thulderstorm covered by a: Mrs. Grace Moyer ~land, Ireland, Jtaly and Par- dUJnl)ed a hall Inch of rain on ot llulicanliYille, Pa., near AJ. Is. The onlire jaunt will Ialii l)eo lllolnea,lowa,ln lO!ftlnutos, IOOna, •adlotanceofapprmdmate· lhreeweeka. , · alonr wllh wind blasts Ulllo 73 Pr. PLEASANT- Jolnt'ru. Allen, Mrs. Rebecca Wilson, Raly 3\10 mile~, ,Mrs. ~oyer .wrote . , TakinG Mrs. Ho•lerto Col~m:. m.p, ,!l. , . neral services lor aMasoqCoun. venawood and !lira. M Horwhere she Tlitm•....... ., ,. · ·· , • ary . ,u 'riifllf•'"-3 ·tt=;,r,.-.,£-l!i:.'G •· ··• , · ·' ·""' ''""'"'"..., ·•""- • ' . ·, , - 1--~-:. !;;;."'.:..: ···"" ' , .~-'"""':...;l!t, ,_.., Jllt118.4i§!lJ . .l!!Q.JI!IIt!l!· .Ohio; lour br!llher a, ~; . UIOI'O ~. . '"" . .. ... • .... ....., wu• .. .......... - ...... me ••••"'" lad nephew !II&\ · lbsi their lives Robfirt McCilnO,'~widSWiiriii;li.; a lfrlze awarded to the fmdlr. diuat«ef.tn-law, Mrs. Pat • altalahl day ~ In tho !1>- Monday morning when tln!lr Leon Junior McCune, sandyvute, w. Tbere walll't .lo be ~ Dilll!ln lAir ind daughter, Am. Ada says terlor or the Paci!lc NorthwesL Rt; 1 home was destroyed by fire, va., Dalmar McCune, servlnl ·¥,1d he wiU award Mrs. Moler a ,blgb opot of the trip w!U be a Hanford, Wash., poslocl a 108 will be held Tillrsdi>Y 10:30 a. with the u s. Arlll.Y In Viet· .,a j>rlze me to the clreumllanc. ciftlel ride anl Pendleton, Ore., a 106. m. In the Crow-Husaell Funer- nam,. Don cc W1e, se•-"·· : In £&ypt. .-our; wi·~ '" 11• al Home· with lhe Rev. Kennelh lhe u. s. Air Force in 1\lrkey ;J.. .TEACHER and three forDurst ol!lclallng. Burial will Col- and one hal!-brolher, HomerNeilow In Jnd!>pendence cemetery 11011 or Marietta. ·IIIII: pupils llliiUilly have a pt. near Sand)'vllle, W. Va. Friends may cell al the 111:~-:;,;.cber at the!ormorM- •· ·~ Ml81 Frances Ellen (PeG8J') neral home after 2 p.m. Wed·;·!iii,RUnScbonllsMto.AclaaoUih McOme, 24, Rt. ILOCII, sul!er- 11aday, SAIGON . (Up0- Tbe U.S. Marine defenders of Hlll 6$9 sold today Iiley had ldlled 300 Communist attackers on tlle height two miles west of Khe sam where the North vtetna, mese have clalml!d a victory. The loll ran to 530 the number or Communist kWed near the . Demilitarized Zone OlMZ) this week. . In the illest cia sh on the elopes or the bUl which rises more than 2,000 feet above sea level the Marines on MODclay killed 70 North Vielnlmese · . attacking under cover of small arms and mortar tire and SP-4 RUSSELL E. Little, aon o! Mr· and Mrs. Russell Little, vowed they would stay there Rudald, Is con!lned to a hospllal In Tolcyo, Japan, whore he will unlll they kUl the real o! the uldergo sur~~~ry as t~ result of h\iurles received In Vietnam. attac~ force. Little ha8 been awarded two Pul'S>Ie Heart Medals aid a Bronze Northwest Rea• Wave Continues Services Thursday For Fire Victims wUis·· · ~edabove·lll• ·~ · "'. .,a mer. The former pupUa are ·i~ \ft11 Marlo cornell, Pomeroy; Davia RusaeU. Waverly, ':Dr. W. T, Washam, widely known Jackson Councy naUveand pll)'slclan wUI become associated with the new Holzer Medical '' . n V: . n--ter \AU on "'•ug' I • Dr. Washam, who Is bolh a physician and an atlorney, has -.., · · .oerved as Executive Secretary ol the Slate Medical Board of Ohio ·• ' lince July 1, 1966. S. N>alz Ill recent rnonllls,..be haa-k- !nlnlatrollve and COIIaist or coored aa eoaoultant and lecai ad· dlnallng the ..-ganlzollon plana YIIIOI" to the Jolat Commltlto of of the new medical BfOUPo Aller tilt Holzer CUnlc and Gallipolis thia lnlllal phase, Dr. Washam Cllnle In lllel morl\nl.olllte .two plano to divide hlallme betweeil clilllc JII'OUPI and .the formatlm medical admlnlatrollon and the •"•'.-" B. CrewiCII, DeiiiOCl'll- ~ !i!e new ilolzir Medical Ctn- aew Department or pamlly PracliAndlclate tor con,sresa, an- lei- Clla, lc. lice whldl Ia to be •-·ol--' . Sotilrdq that DemOcrat""' ...,.... &Illeo wllll the new clinic Dr. Washam received hla Doc. candlliJie Jack cOprllnarlll ad- tor of Medlcille desree I rom the keynote ~r Ohio Slate UnlveroiiY Ill 19ts. loth District Cotlgrenlonal . He received his LLB clesree illlllir on Aur. IS In A-1. !rom Franklin Unlveralcy In 1965 i. i~:~n~:~ to oupport tho can. and blo· Jurll Doclorcle&ree!rom '.i ol Crowson, will be held c.&lllal UolYtroiiY In 1968. p.m. Ill the Baker canHe has the dlollnctlon ol bavPlano for I h e · ' lag received academic IMiioro In ldckoll dl1110r Worl 1hree -rate fteldo. Ho Is a 81 a · Saturday meetmtlilbor ol Phi - . I<~Jpa, AI· Crnoon liqlporlers. ' . pha ~Alpha, medlcal ·hon· otata Democrolletal!,. 'l' oriry and Order ol Curii, loP! die . U·.• s; litnate ' fI , illig'an Will r · - Aug. 15 (~~~;IH~o~l~o~:=~~~ --~·man f r Q 111 o!lltrict aid .... • ~lnCID. ' ',• ' ~fielD li ,. Fallow ol!l\t eoiJ1J8o Of Ltf!)ll Mtdl- ed fatal burns Moncla,y 7:45Allen, a.m. as did William Harold Linda one year old; &le Allen, 4 years old; BellY Jo All"''o 5 years old and Lenora Lea AIlen, G years old, all children of. Mlss McCime'a sister, Mrs. Velma McCune Allen, Rt. 1 Leon, and Leonard Allen or Kanan-. ~ Mrs. Allen was In Charleston, W, VL altencllng Morris llarYey College and doing pracllceteodilnl 81 a SOolh Charlo lion school, when the trapcly occurred. Mro. Allen and the children's talher are d!Yo~. Mrs. Allen taugbt In Ma!IOI\ ()(lunt;y last year 81 MI. Flower ocbool. Mila Frances McCune was bom June 14, 19U In Jackllll "-~ w• va., a daughter of ...........,, cale McCune, Chloe, w. VL and Minnie Starcher McCUne, Cot.lapY!IIe, W. VL &lrv1Yin4 ill iddii!CII to tile pere'\1' are three allllers, Mrs. GETS PROMOTION- Word was received by Mr, and Mrs. Gordon Rldonour of Chester that their 11011, Kollh G. Ride'""''• had been promoted lo SP..S. He Is olalloned at Cu Chi, Vletoam and Is marrlucl to the former LOa Hayman or ~ BoUom w11o Is employl!d as a beaullciBII In Columbus. Ills wile fiew to Hawaii In May and mel him lor a week's lqve. Rldenour'a mailing adclreas I• SP-5 Keith G. ~. US 51875987, H. H.C,. lei 811., 271h InC,, APO San Franclieo, Calif., 96225. 'l1E FOR HONOR- Tbeoe tbree Meigs CouDcy gardenclub .m emhoralledl..-1betllleol .. ~tatandtN il&ldene~ •. pf Reglllll Jl, "0/1!11_,\s~.~IIQ,!l.. q! .~n Club!'-J'I_ctured I,n tliO 8lftlen ol MrB. Garen•stansbury In Mlddlepor4 are, !ell to right, Mio. Ada Holler, a member of the. Chesler aid Wildwood Garden Clubs and a pest president lhe CheatA!r ·club for threerearo, whO Ia' fr.&. quently called IQIOII to preseat Ialka and demCIIstrallons lor clubs; Mrs. Allee 'i'h<lqlson, a WI» or lng Trail Garden Club member of which abe has served as prealdent and was l<lp iU(IIt prdener of the year last year in the region as was Mrs. Holter several :years qo. ud MrL stanabury, the llrsl Region D director responoible for orpntzllli I number o! lhe Molal Coud;y Clubo ond 81x times past president or lhe Mlddleporl Girden Club. JUilg!D& were Mrs. Margarei·Eila Lewis, oc:t.ing regional director; Mrs. Karl Gruel8l', regtonaltreaaurer,aod Mrr.. Betty Cline, reeton.I civic beautification chairman. Approve Rezoning Meamlme, Mr. and Mrs. RobMiddleport village council M111day oll!ht gave approval to ert Craig who reside across a lhlrd aid final reading o! Ul the street from the lot ln quesordinance changing a lot at the llon, lodged protests against the comer of Locust and Beech-S:s. location being changed from a from a residential to a busi~ residential classification to one of a business location. neas classlficatlon In zoning. Mr. and Mrs. Craig had earThe &pjlroval was made with four of the five members pres- lier conferred with the board ent vnllng In favor of the meas .. of PJblic affairs on the matter ure and one, against. Caallng and Moncla,y night the board the dissenting vote was Rich- William Childs, Edison Baker ard Vaul!ban. Approving t h e and Emmett Shuler - appeared change were councilmen John before council and stated that Zerkle, Clifford Stumbo, B, F, the commls&lon has not changod its optn.ion in recommending that Parmalee and Charles Byer. Council had earlier given the the lot be classified as a busiordlnUite 11'<0 of three rOlJllred ness location. Mr. · aod Mrs. Craig also apreadings at the rOlJlest of the Middleport plannlnl commission peared before connell Monday whldl reported that the lot was olgllt to todge protests agalllst to be used for a super service further action on the ordinance. Robert Betz o! Galllpells, alao atatlon. Patients Getting Bo~k~,. M~.!g~ines on the matter, urged cOUDcU to take the llnal action. !llr. and Mrs. Craig charged thallhe plannln8 comml&&lon had oot followed legal procedure in recp.~estlng that lhe cballp be made. They staled thai planning commission regulations re. quire that a proof rA. veritlc:ation of appllcattm, from t h e owner or the property. must be appearing filed with the commi1alon before a chango In zoning may be re(Jiealed. They said that such a (Continued on Pap 8) Tbe body o! John WDliam 1\leker, 17, whodled -c:t.edl,y liiODclay morn!Dg at the ~Ieman Bar .... - · lo Columbuo Moncla,y for an 11>o toPsy ·at Ohio state Unlvent. cy, omclals report. · Tooker hod a~ II the her to vlolt a frlead _.oy. l!d there whoa he !aU !rOm a stool and Wlop1'0111U!Ceddead - l h • arrival cifthe MkidlJ>o pert emergency oCjllld 1:30 a.m. Molday. ~ /;J ·- ' ' • Month's Report Given by Otief • Arrellla Q' · .' < I ' • '.I . ,. .:•.;t' .. • • -· PAIQST AN PROTEST LONDON (UPI)- Tbirly Plo• klatanl students marched on the Pakhtani hi&ll c<lllllllioaloli sunday r4gbt and -~*~ a portrait or Pnoldlni Mo. halmnod Ayub Khan or; ~ak11tan to protest Jelllar ol 1;0oo '· political prisoners Ill their -lind. Venezuela's Angel FaUo 11 abciut tllree tim~• blgher tllan the Empire State B!illdblii. · . Red Death Toll So8ring :bi Atheris ' 24 ENROLLED NEW HAVEN - The Graham United - a t Vacai!CII Bible School started with an enrollment or 24. Teachers aoolotln8 wore Mrs. Brenda Merritt, r«<r· aery; Mrs. France• Wood. Prlmery; Mrs. Either Brown and Mrs. Erma Roush, Juniors. Mra. Rullt Roush and Mrs. Nancy Bumgamer ass!- wllhcratts. Mrs. Betcy McNamara wa• 110111 lead· or and was accom[IOIIIed at the plano by Miss AMI Allen. ' 1 Dr Wash am J0 inmg' I . decade." '· . ·n· . e· : ' J . e e M ; MEIGS GENERAL HOSPITAL Saturday Admlo&lons - None. Salurday Discharges- Zona Roble. 9mcla,y Admlo&lono - So!lhla DullY, Pol1101'0f; Terry Brewer, Portland. 9mdiY Discharge- Edith Rice. • ' Dilli...,aftir.fl"'""•~~~- ti~· trom m-• ' e ' " Center Clm'••c Staff REACH AGREEMENT DAYTON (Upl) - A new twt>-year cootract has been railfled by of PaiDiers Local 2tll. Tbe local was the oevenlh of 11 building trades unlono to come to tsrmo with orea contractors. Tbe DOW asreement calh for ware and !rlnle benellls total· ln8 abwt 112 an hour. Plllotero earned $1.45 per hour under the old contract. ""' Mrs. Ethel Grimm o! !.&tart, W. VL Man;y lovel)o gillo HAILS NEW RICE MANILA (Up0- Agriculture were received b)' both honorees. OrvUe L. Freeman Secretary Later evening guests were Mr. llllid Sundo,y the PbUlppln&. anl Mro. Orville !'oar, Paul, developed ••miracle rice," a David, LUlie and Billy, West hlgt>.yleld varlecy, boa atlmulat.Columbia. ed a food revolution In AsiL He called the new rice "the molt signlftcant develq;ment or the MASONDRIVE·IN air:..: =Jn: ~ Taken to Hospital y,...,. F.alleen Cnddock and -.a M.11on, W. VL; Mr. Roach, New Haven, W. VLi Mr. old Mrs. BustA!r Barrett, Cryolal anl floyd, Rutlald; Mrs. Sylvla Ohlinger, West Columbia; Mr. and Mrs. Chorleo Clark, Lea a n d Chorles Jr., anl Yolanla Jeaa, Cll1loo, W. VL; Mr. and Mrs. WUbur Eves, Leo Phillips, Margie Humphries, Mrs. Hattie Whitney, Donald Phillips,· Am Reltmlre and Frances aid Mrs. Annie PbUIIpa, Huntington; Mr. aid Mrs. B. E. Flower• and Tracy Lyn, Mark Kearns, LellrL Mr. Joe E. Brolm, Ches-ke; Mro. Goldie Relbnlre, Paul aid , V:OL. XXI NO. 53 or'The te111 for securit;y reasons- on the Marines' goal In the drive. But there was unomclal opeculallon that for the ftrst lime lhla year lhe Leathernecks mlghl go Into the DMZ. Predicts New Attack In Saigon, Vice President Ngeyen cao KJ' told United Press:. International correspondent Daniel Southerlald In a Vlelnem. Tbe American Intel· llaeace sources said the 32oth, bettered by the Marines early last monlh near the border fort of. Dong Ha, hod wllhdrawn Into the six..mUe-.wlde DMZ arxl re- Drowned July 4 E<laa alii. tbere was no offtcial word- South !'( l aid , Fred Tbe soorceo llld the 8,000. man division _...,mly aimed 81 once more trying to smash lhe American bose• strung along the Cui Viet River, olimc which U.S. boots moved 11(1plleo. -ro ·''I . ,. " 1}. ..~ runclble •OPO!XI, a,descrlbiid ' ''! .In !he chlldren'sj>oeni "Tilll OWl , . '· bd the Pussycat,• Is a ldld ol ' .. ·f9rk wllh two broad prongs aid one' curvlrw, sherp.edged pro"" Launch lho bonier bottle they hoYO land tr .... the South Chino. Sea, at leaal 201 Communlsta, drlvllli lhe Cclnununlata toword ~£,. ~1.tary spoke.....,. ul4 today. the ldarlne hootlCIII 0t Glo Llnh. Hll . ~ply~· U. S. lntoUipnce _,.cea llld Farther II0!1h, 8 ·u."S..;ft8111erLeathernecks chargocl lalo II problbb In eatlre ftow 133 lnlsolons VleiDalnese dlvl&ion-lhe ~ against - l y bases "' 200>- aid bulldozed It hock two aid down North Vlelnem'o just below lho Nord>- 11011thern .,....,.rille. Tbe bordl.r battle raged In tho _;"·': Now You Kno~ • • PI>- � 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. 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