https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/03cd71588e7fa7c80cfa06a6def141bf.pdf d33118e06c9acc4fd9ddb905ddaf16e5 PDF Text Text uau ...,..l.Y .:x:uu.•.n, cUiu~•· o.)'•MWleport, u., Tnursaay, Jul)' us, • HttiK ·. the Fa,rm Front .a.u.jor Farm Bill Chances are Good :·.·• ; ..,W ASIIINGTON (UP!) - Pros• !" 1 11 tor passage of a major mel C&»>tol Htll opokeomen be- Jlllbllcan and Democratic con:O. venttons or after the Democratlng for the GOP convontloo, and Ic meotlnl!. then returning lo complete their A delay or the final windup of t1ie IOIIIOD would toke lOme work, either between ~e Rea presaure ott tarm leaden currently trying to jam approval of a new farm bill Into the cloa- gan Wldng In terms ol term bill this yOIII' have brlglitoned by the awar· brukdown of plano to wind the 1968 congresalonal sea- Wedding Plans before the natlonal political eonventtona. House and Senate leaders had been "*"'""" Jng days. The pressure ls torm- Are Completed hoping to complete the ,.. tbe weekend before the opening :: ~ the Republican National Con- ' •entlon. ;; Earlier this week, however , :: IIIOat of the leaders indicated .;: that this deadline could not be •• .·-· :l:Rockefeller ,•. •' _ (Continued from page J) ; ne administration doesn't have :!~.. plan," he shouted and the row hecklers became sil:"~·em. As Rockefeller explained ; ..the reasons for his fora..v lnto :; Oldo as being an attempt to :..,., ••otrer the people a choice," an: · other group chanted: "Down ,;~lront -' ~th Nixon." Free Country .. No. ll' s a free country," __. lhauted Rockefeller. .' Rockefeller said, ''The Ameri~· ean people are tired of the old ""' poiWcs" since the administra,, '' tiGn was "1Diwilling to face '"~~ ~ as they are and won't ~ tell it aslt is." ~~ Ohio aides to the governor ; ; llfd they considered the state :' "erucia1u to his campaign to ~- <:Ojlture the Republican presl: _dtatial nomination. . Gov. James A. Rhodes, as : ~ delegation's favorite son, .;: ciantrols 55 of the state's 58 con,, ~ :vfllltlon lotes. Although Rhodes · .baa remained uncommitted, lt ' "was believed he tavored a tick- Some Chani!O• The Senate was to debate this Bv Miss Eblin • Plans have been completed for the open church weddi~ of Miss Cathy Darlene Eblin of Pomeroy to Mr. Roger E. Weaver of Middleport. The wedding will be an eHmt of Friday, July 19, at 6 p, m. at the Bradford Church of Chri.st. A half-hour program of nuptial rnu· sic by Mrs. Linda Grimm wiJI Youth Jailed On Suspicion Of Car Theft precede the ceremony. The Rev. A 19 • year • old Montague, Charles Russell wlll officiate. Mass,, man was taken lnto cusMiss Eblin has chosen as her tody this morning by Meigs Counmaid of honor, Miss Sheila Faulk ty Sherill Robert C. Hartemach and serving as bridesmaid will and was lodged in jail for inbe Miss Susan Weaver, Best man vestigation of alleged car theft. for Mr. Weaver will be Butch ~erift' Hartenbach apprehendLightioot and ushers are William ed Leo David Girouard, Jr., who Biggs and William Neutzling. is believed to have been the drivMrs. Jerry Neutzling will er of a vehicle found abandonregister the wedding guests. An ed at 3:20a.m. today oo the.!ilotopen reception will rollow In the gun Hollow road, after he was church basemenl seen walking in the vicinity near AWARDS MADE COLUMBUS - The awarding of medical scholarships of$2,000 each, to Rebecca L. Terrell, New VIenna, Ohio, aM to Larry R. Thomas, RL 2, Findlay, Ohio, was announced tOOay by the Ohio State Medical Association. Soviets (Continued from page 1) its former master. They said an automoblle accident involving a presidium member and an American ·..... of RockefelJer and Gov. Roocitizen could well decide the ; :a1d Reagan of California, issue in favor of the Stalinists : ';, Rockefeller arrived here from who oppose Dubcek . . ·. tblcago where he toured that Presidium member Josef , 'City's south sldo Neuo ghetto, ~cek suffered head injuries in ; JII'Nchi.ng "love and less hate" a head.on collision Wednesday, : ad walked hand In hand wllh the newspaper Svobodne Slovo : J>laek youngst&rs along tee~ said. : Eut 47th &reel. The newspaper said the Rockefeller told the youths, in American, not ldentUied, aloo aswer to a question, that "the auft"ered injuries. The sources ' ~ Report was like the said Spacek was In a hospital '~~: l[bock treatment In piO)'chlateyami would be unable to reach .,, ·It woke the AmericBil people Prague and the critical presi. dium sel!l!iona here for at least the Pomeroy-Mason bridge . The search for the teenager began after he eluded sherifrs officers earl.Y today while driving a 1960 Chevrolet Impala licensed from Carter County, Ky. A short time later the depart- ment received a report that a car had been abandoned on the 3lotgun Hollow Road and upon investigation, found the vehicle's motor still ruming • 9leriff Hartenbach said his department conducted an all night search for tlle driver of the vehicle, which is believed but not officially confirmed stolen, and the hunt continued until Girouard's arrest at 9:59 a.m. today. .,... three days. MEIGS THfATR£ TONIGHT, Jaty 18 NOT OPEN FRIDAY TIII!U THURSDAY JULY 19 -25 "BONNIE AND CLYDE'' (Technlcolor) I;w,orr,., Beatl,y' Faye Dun- TONIGHT AND FRIDAY July 18-19 Double Feature Program "MURDERERS' ROW" DEAN MARTIN IS Matt Helm KARL MALDEN ANN-MARGRET PLUS '' LUV" '""E~rERJ ACK LEMMQN ;.-; F ALK, ELIUNii' MA'YI That, the 84Wrees said, could well make the difference In whether Dubcek'a liberals win l{)se the power struggle. Accused of Imperialism The division among the Czech Communists Oared anew following a letter from the Soviets and their .. hard lbte'' East Bloe allies, East Germany, Poland, Hunl!lll")' and Bulgaria. The Jetter accused "imperialism" of aiding the reforRl movement Cor democracy in Czechoslavakia. ''We shall never agree to imperialism making peacefully or ooni)88cetully, from the inside or outside, a breach in Ule socialist system and chang~ ing the balance of forces in Europe in its favor,'' the letter said, according to the Soviet or news agency Tass. The danger that Russian troops might do here whattheydidln Hungary in 1956 lay at the root of the unrest in Eastern Europe. ln London, diplomatic sources said the threat of Soviet armed intervention in Czechoslovakia will remain until the Kremlin is convinced the Czechs will remain tied to the Soviet Bloc, -------------------------; .,parade of EASY CARE mmer values! For jet propelled little charmers ... styles that are summer right, ·,...rl),~i;;l 1 i I I I I lines for Boys, Girls '· and lnf•nh , Toddle Tyke, Blue Columbus .... 44 42 .512 4\'2 Louisville .... 45 Jacksonville ••. 44 Syracuse .•••• 42 Buffalo ...... 43 Richmond .. ... 39 5 Sl-12 6 7 44 .506 44 .500 44 .488 47 .478 51 .433 Wednesday's Games Toledo 8 Rochester 6 111}~ Only games scheduled. TRADE KEYS MINNEAPOLIS (UP!) - Defensive halfback Brady Keys waa traded Wednesday by the MiMesota Vikings to the St. Louis Cardina1a. The VIkings dld oot say who they would receive in return tor the much-traveled veteran who saw action with the Pittsburgh Steelers before moving to late last season. V Stretchini, Nannette ' the Kid, Rob Roy, Polly Cinderella and MANfGIFTS)OR-BABY --: AND SHOWERS i ~---------------------. I ON THE T IN MIDDLEPORT, 0. INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE By United Press International W. L. Pet GB Toledo ...... 51 40 .560 Rochester ..•• 46 42 .523 31,'2 i ~~:,~:::/:~~:: ; ---------These Famous . WEATHER MAST Is m o u n t e d by construction workers atop a 195-foot-hlgh reltctor dome at a new atomic eenter jn Grosswelzhelm, Germany. The mast will contain meteorological Instruments and radioactivity detectors. 1 3 cool. Sizes Infant to 12 KIDDIE SHOPPE Y"f'• Stratoforts teplrlte, final votel. 'lbe Hwse bill, llllllke the Senate meaiW'e, Would extend the Airlculturol Act or 1965 ..,_. ly for one year, throulll> the end or 1970. An Asrtoment The HouH measure, under u. asreemont betwaen GOP and DemocraUc ,. tum leaden, makeo no chonpo In the ulot~ program. Thlo would leave ionB-ranae term ,POlley dedalono to the ·~ admlnlotntton llld tllenexl Congreu. ., llddltlon lo the prto81rea o1 time, uvorol other potentlol I'Oidbloekt remoln In the path or IIDal pao- or any maJor term bUI IIIIo year. 'lbeH Include promised attompto lo amend tho Houoe end Senate bOlo to tack on llr&ln raservo procromo and llmlto on federol payments to lndlvicllli terms. Adoption ol any or theH chanpo '""ld threlten tho bl)llll"iloan term ble>e__agreement ' ln the HouN. Another lllllor bloek In ~ House lo tho fad U1at oomo ur• bon Democrats have threltoned lo vote down farm lqll)otlon. unlesa thoY pi help In pas~ a subotantlal expant!on or the Food stamp Procram. An admlnlotTatlon o!!l•lal hal predletocl, hoWover, that tblo lhreat will bo dloaolved by on lnformol worldlig qreement be· tween farm and <ltv law· makou. ldable. or tbla last session or the Congress by Aug. 2 or 3, week 1181slatloa lo ertend magovernment farm support with a programa for foor number ol changes. 1 The Hoose, delaylhg action jor COr -k• beeouoe o1 a baekllla&o battle - n farm opokoomin llld ""-" membeJ' a wai not _.qd 1o lake .., Ito venloil ollhe farm bUllllltll late nexlweek. · · U tho Houae did not· paos Ita bill until JUly 25 or %6 - auum. ~ It did pall - onl,y 1 little over a week would be loft to compromise hou1e .and senile dttrerencea in a ccnterence committee, then to ~ that verolon boek lo both houuo COr .I' ' I I I I i-·----- ---------------- ____ _l Fly 4th Day SAIGON (UP!) - U. S. B52 Stralofortressos Dew their foorth successive d a y ot raids into North Vietnam today and bombed surface - to - olr mlssDe lites for the ftrst time 1n the wnr• U.S. head.,arters said. Highly wlnornble 1o the a~r­ race - to • air mlsolles (SAMS), tile elg)it - engine bombers onJ,y on occasion def¥ the missilefilled northern lkles. Today they went after the weapons that threaten them. They hit SAM firing positions four and 11 miles above tlle Demilitarized Zone separating the hro Vletnams, spokesmen said. No SAMSs were reported fired. The United States has never lost a 852 in combat. The U.S. command, mean. time, disclosed the thlrd lowest weekly American casualty toll of the year last week - 188 servicemen killed and 1,337 wounded, continuing a lour week dropoiJ in fighting and American losses, Mail Carrier Exam Deadline FRIDAY and IAIURDAY This IS bargain l.ime at Elberfelds in Pomeroy and the store is ope•1 both Friday and An examination for rural car~ rler tor the post omce at Pomeroy will be open for ac~tance of applications until Aug. 13, the United states Civil service Com~ mission announced todl)'. All qualified applicants will receive consideration for appointment without regard to race, religion, color, national origin, sex, politic s or any other non-merit factor. Complete Information about the examination requirements and instructions for filing applications may be obtained at the Pomeroy Post Office. Applications must be fHed with the U. S. Civil Service Commission, Washingt()n, D. C., aJXl must be received or post,.. marked not later tha.n the closing dala Applicants must take a written test, must have resided within the delivery of the officeforoneyear immediately preceding the closing date of the examination and must hale reached their 18th birthday on the closing date for acceptance ofapplications. There is no maximum age Hmit Hownee, persorui who have passed the age of 70 rna,y be considered only for temporary limited appointments of one year. Harlow-Lime Wins MASON - Harlow Lime blanked Ashland Oil of GsDlpolls by a 13-0 count 10 win the Big Bend Slow-Pitch softball toornament championship here at Bachtel F1eld wednesday night Ashland Oil had earned Its berth In the championship match by doloatill8 Bob Saunders' Quak· er State team 4-3 in the ftrst game last evening. Harlow Lime, t h e same team that won the slowpitch event last year, went through the tournament uOOeaten. CHANGE LINEUP NEW YORK (UP!)- Catcher Paul Casanova and outttelder Hank Allen were recalled Wednesday by the Washington Senators rrom their Butralo rarm club in the International League. To make room for the two minor league playen the Senators sent down ootflelder Sam Bowens and infielder Frank Coggins. l'lU5 HONEY end !OIOHUM l~15" 1 IDWAY MARKET ~~. I ,. Saturd~y from 9:30 in the morning until 9:00 in the evening. - WEU KNOWN BRAND SALE! MENS, BOYS Better Lingerie SWIM TRUNKS Small gr()lC)s of discontinued styles or colors. REX), REG. REG. REX;. REX), rux;, $6.00 FULL SUPS , • • ... .........• SALE $2.99 ~.00 FULL SUPS ..•••••... , , • , .. SALE $2.49 $4.00 FULL SUPS .............. , , SALE .1.99 $3. DO HALF SUPS , ...... , ..•...•. SALE $1.49 $2.00 TRIMMED PANTIES . , ......... SALE 99<: $1.50 TRIMMED PANTIES , .• , ..•. , , , SALE 79<: The wor~t· lar~ot lake Is the ClBPiaD S61, 143,550 8 q u I r e mtles. I ' $1.95 BOYS SWIM TRUNKS •.•••..•• , , •• Solo .1.50 $2.95 BOYS SWIM TRUNKS • • , •• , . , , .... Sale $2.00 $2.96 MEN'S SII'IM TRUNKS , • . . .. , .•.•• SOlo P,OO Mens2.49 Short SIHve Speci•ll LADIES HOSIERY Discontinued colors In our beat selling sheer hosiery, (Not Ill sizes In all color&) Retvl~r 1.35 Pwlr This Sale 79c pair Men's Big Y•nk Work Uniforms Friday and S.turd•y S.le Our regular •8.90 molchod work oult. Pants olzes 29 to 50 - Shirts alae• 14'h to 20. MOttE BARGAINS-WOMEN'S AND CHlLDRENS WEAR-2nd Floor Permanent Pros• C.suol Slacka ••••••• SOle P-99 f4_95 Permanent Pre•• C.suol Slacka ••••••• SOle $2.19 fl. 95 Faotbeck Slacka and Pormonent Preas Jeans , • , ••••••••• , , , ••• , .. , • Sale f3,.19 $8.95 Pormanelll Press Dreu Slacka ••••••• SOle $5.00 .7.95 Permonent Preos Dren Slacka • • •••• SOle $6.00 f8.95 and .9.95 P0J'111811011t Preos DroBS Slacka •• SOle $7.00 ~.95 Girls • Women's Swim Suits 1/2 price GIRLS GIRLS GIRLS GIRLS GIRLS GIRLS GIRLS ~. 95 $3.95 $2.95 $3.95 .2. 95 $2.95 $3.95 Special Friday end Saturday SKIRTS . , , . , , ........•. SALE $3.00 SKIRTS .. , , •. , • , , •...••. SALE $2.00 SKIRTS . . . . , ............ , SALE $1.50 KNIT TOPS .....•..•....... SALE $2.00 KNIT TOPS . . ......•....... SALE $1.50 SHORT SETS , •...•..••• , . , , SALE $1.50 SHORT SETS . , ... , .. , , .... , SALE $2.00 Bargains In Boys Trousers and Jeans SPECIAL SALE PRICES ALL GIRLS SUMMER SLACKS WOMEN'S WOMEN'S WOMEN'S WOMEN'S WOMEN'S JOhn R. Am08 Plant: To Bum .f. Million Tom ol Coal Annually $3.95 caauol Slacks .• •••• '. ' •••..••. SOle $2.99 $3.95 &rllngton Fast Back Jeans' • • , . •••• SOle $2.99 $3. 95 and $3. 50 ' - Slac hi and Hogular Jeans , • , • • $2. 99 AU of tllooe oole slack• and Jeaas are Permanent Pron $8.00 LAURA MAE DRESSES .•.• , , SALE ~. 95 $2.95 to $8.00 SUMMER SHORTS ..• \1 PRICE $3.95 SUMMER BLOUSES ..••• , .. SALE $2.00 $2.00 SLEEVELESS BLOUSES .... , SALE $1.50 $3.00 SLEEVELESS BLOUSES .. .• , SALE $2.00 POIN'I: PLEA~- The$200 E. Amos power 17 8Dd ,the river Juat north or .pill!; lhown In 'an ~111'1 con- ·Inter- .,..riv,;. croaolnll. It . lllptiCIII abc!ro, Ia located on the will be Oll!!til 1>1 fll~- -~hKanawha River, IIIJ)I"OXImatol !all ~r · ·eo~ or tho 22 ~nortllweatoiCharlelllon, Amari"'!'! ·Electric F!Jwer ft'o. li!d 30 mllel from Point Plea•· tom. , Spodol SOlo prices on every bleycle In stock. Stop 1n, oee the dltrerent mudels and save on tile one yoo want durliw Udo two day aalo. '' $1.69 - 45" "EDVi"' 100 per cent Rayon. Solid colors ••••.•••••••••••.•••••• S&Ie $l29 )'d. $1.59 - 45" "C8rnaby street" Dacron a~ cotton Dot . • , ••••••••• , •• , , ••.•• Sale $tl9 yd. $1.49 Whipped Cream Prints- 45" widths ••• Sale •1.09 yd. St. 49 - 100 per cent Dacron Polyester F1ocked lluts, 45" , .... , , , • , , .•. , . • SOle $1.09 yd. 99c ~rioted Volle, Dacron and cotton- 45" •• sale 79c yc1 99c "'Jewel Tone" Printed Clavae - 45" , , •• Sale 75e )'d. 89c Faoblon Fabric - 45" Printed Patterno ••• Sale 69c ytl 69c - 36" Sport Donlm, otri!leo and solids ••• Sale 59c yd. 45" AvrU and Cotton Pennenent Preas Prtrta , ••• 69c yd. 79c - 36" Permanent Press Prints , .• , .. , Sale 59c yd.· 69c - 36" Checked Gingham • • •••• _ •.•• , SOle 50c yd. 59c Quodrlga Percale - Solids and Prints • • • SOle 49c yd. 89c Solid COlor Terry Cloth - 36" wide •••• , SOle 69c yd. 79c - 45" Cotlon Sheath LIIIIJW .. • • • . • • • • Solo 69c yd. 1 uawpollo, · • ': iW~!;!;i(;i;i:!;: : ::m::;::::;!~(!iiiii!iiliii::::i'i'i':::::::: :; g: ii:::'({i!'' ::iii?ik:!:\ltiiiiiiit ::.:.a=~:o ., 'N . Br•e . ifi,s·, ' ews 'In . ·. . e ee II - . ' · II · · . SPECIAL SALE PRICES FOR FRIDAY AND SATI!RDAY ON ROTARY LAWN MOWERS - 18 !Nat AND 21 INCH CUT SIZFS - A GOOD SELECTION. Elberfoldo Warohouae oolo!ecbaalc Street. This Month the Furniture Dep.~rtment Is Fe•turlng- MattrtSSeS and Box Springs See them 00 sale OD the 2nd Qoor. FuU bed size - Twin bed olzo - King and Queen Size - Famous kla-n mokea that you will recosnlze at once for their comfort and ~ war Stop in on the 2nd Qoor thlo Wookond - Look at the opri • and mattre11 that are 011 sale llll! aaw plenty. lW IN ·c · · . ~~-:~~~. , • .. . 1 - · : · . , •••. . two 1 3 , · · ·. ·, av n~lod e' •• ,..._.,,.,., · sdl«l• .'Uttl · · r " ~---- · ·· ' ·· ~f.iloit to J, sOuU, v1~ dlfo.l If,,!=~::!.~ atiJig • ~ -id\!1 N~.v~·- ~fllr•~<Pl>l~•a;~ _-. "' ~·lll!!!th ~, IIi 'ao!ll • f ~ ·~~se to bf wori'UICI . ' ::ion Vi81Mmeat preoiclollt mare. wiUIQII• than .be to .. I ,,, ,, ; Wltli' Noi"th . feet E,ch bull"!" will be ll>le lo deliver 5.3 '!"IJllon ptj<lllla ol . liNin par ~r 19 Ito turbine. :kMm::t::iiii:iiii'i'::::::::::::;:::ili'itHi:'::::::;:::;:::::r:;:: :::::::::::::::::n/m:~:::::}:::w · Salel Lawn llowers coal-burnlnll plant In this cwntry with tills being pooltlve proof o1 West Vlrglnla potentlol, and proor too, that, bee.... or Ita coal reserve. Its good transportation, Its location with reopect to the mojor alectric power load center, and the area's - skilled lalior, West Vlrglnla holds all the assets that wUI attract even Virginia's tuture, noting that, more new lncll.strles in the years "When the pian Is finally dovel· to come." Boyce Grlfflth, chaitrrnutofthe opad to Its lUll potenUal, West Weal VIrginia Public Service Vlrglnla will bave the lar~st COmmisalon, congratulated AEP, · plated, , ..... ......:... .. "''' 1 ...... ol :n:::~ ~ Tawnoy lost coo- :- :~·~~~·_!~!m~ trOI or his plcliq> lniek Oil ~ Tawney, residents ol Rt 588. He curve. The vohldo werit off .the Ia abo survived by four broth. b!PoY and overturned. ·'l'he era, Olke7, Billy .and Lawrence - and '"'" r"f D _ • P · . . ~~-UtJ D ' .·-·- --h · Mollo Tho . . DrIVeF... fS-·· county . ,.. Post 467 Buys Apparel for Unit Services =:":.:!E!~~~~ :olha~ :·:\~:::. partlclpatlllg In funeral oorvlees and memorial services. Dd1mlng, kina. &a UNIT CALLED ~;,·•rece.;;' =~ ·~~~ by live American Fl811 to the Dexter Christian Chur<h. lt '"' repot1ed _that 11 membero OOUducted fUneral services for Worley Reeves, Rutland, w-.: ;,~ \:":"~ ~00 The Middleport emergooey to the American Legion baleSQWiwao8UIIlDIOI1edThurldayal hill program. The poat bas OJ.• 5 p.m. for Mro. Hobert Duell- tended thanks to all rosl-s :.U:;.,~~J,! was treated ;'! ~~ ~f~~. u;::..: tho pao woo, pony, little and American Legion Loat~~~ea. ks R'os·.'.n·g:'.B~g . · . Pro bl ems . • . (' )- . texlhooka are .old coildltl<ll. '· II was reported. Sherif! Hartemoch olao repot1ed the Athens County slier Ill's departmentyeaterdO)'apprebolllled Tom Urdarovskl, 18, C<>lumbuo, for hia department. Urdarovakl Wll re1urned lo the Meigs jollwhere he to being held on chlll'ps of petty larceny by to!Ung lo pay COr gao at Ray Reuter 1 8 service statltm. In other activity, conllrmatlon has been obtained ,that the - ~960 mndel Ctevrolet found by ihe oberlfl' s department on the Shotgun Hollow Road Thuradoy mCI'tllna was stolen in carter Clount)', Ky. . Leo llPjd Girouard, Jr., ol :t.ronlque, ~IL, allegod drh'er ot the .vehicle, ...... wos ll)pre9i.59 Lm. yeaterday by ~oh, Ia held In .llll W18 undei'IIOtng by FBI .w "' poor los Jr. lltonturo olud)l, and wo _ ·. • : will hlvil'tblo aeries In gradea 9 ~DI&trlct , ., it ®leidy. ~ obvlouo;that ~ 12. A see<lniiEQiilaht wr<>te 'a Jill lio·"UnabJ.• to 1o be -ilaed In eoq,osltlon and tlio ' e"ey gi~.,.,- wm be placed to Ia the bad to · ~nallab ,' ·~• In tp'IC[eo 9 11)11 In JOHN R. AJoroS Uninjured In Wreck ElberfOld, Earl Clark, RcdDey I'fed Goegloln, Seth brtngs lo fwr tho monber of ' Nicbolaon, lllrs. lletV ldllboan, persons kllled tn 1968 on Gallla lllra. Joe Thoren, Georp Gen· County highways. helmer, Benn,y EwiD& Mrs. Joe Donold L. Tawney was born Thoren, and Mra. Plullne At- :"!/.!: o!:.L ~ .::::: o~Col=t•, • '·' • "' ·S k" g o f .:JY ~-h Is ·N 9 -com•-. ·.. " 1_. 1_,_· •n._ .. 00 •• o. 4 w . h ' . .· , Joe P. GUll, executive vice or tho host ~a<h­ (Continued on- 10) president IJe. year • ·· putmont ol Heallh' .,._,_ II was decided to hold a ope- oed ~ It will not be clal meatll!g ol the truetees end g(Ying lmmunlzatlori - · buJldlng committee as BOOn as to children under 12 yearo otlier estimates are recalved. ol 1110 Saturday due lo t h e During. tbe dlscuasion It w a s measles cllnlcs to be hold pointed out that the soelaty has from ooon to 2 p.m. at the COillllded m fund drive for ratsPo!neroy and Mlddloport Elo~ funds for the conatructlon. mentary Schools, the Haelno A 1962 model auto was demolHOWeVer, there is some$80,- llilh School and at the Amor· Ished in a sh_.e • vehicle acci~ 000 In the troasw:)' which will lean Legloo Homo In Rutland. dent todoY at 8:10 Lm. on Route be applied to the museum COil· 7 at Five Polnta. atructlon. Moll of this has been ·Meigs County Shorllr C. Harlnveated In interest - paying U. temach said the ateoring mechS. Troaoury notes. anism apparently went out on a It was xtressed that the group car operated by Rachel L. has dlscuned tile plamed conBrown, 46. Parkersburg, causatructlon for oome 18-months iJW her to lose cordrol. and BO ter, oolb1ng has oc<ur· The auto turned around In the red towards actuallybeglmlnglt. hlgtmay aDd. tore out a aection Bojldlng end material costs bave or 92 ft. or i1UUc1 nlling. The atoadlly risen during tills per1od, it was observed. Rutland American Legion Folt _driver escaped Injury. No arrest He was treated 11 the ;:'.sptW and releaood. Tawney's death Corp, w1n : COr tho · @ Rent from the space each year - to be uaed ln malntal.ning the bull~ and expenoos Involved In operation ol the museum would amount to about $5,200 a hide, accordl~ to the patrol. Mrs. Dollie Mayes, treasure'". A passenger In the truck, MlOChers attending were c. E. The pool JIUI"<hlsod one comcbael Skidmore, 17, Rt. I Galli• · j!lfl<oslee, Leo Stoey, WsDace plete unll'orm, slx cops, I I y e polio, sullored · minor i·'urles. Bradford, H. E. Sldolds, Rol- ·""' and !I bl -- at ' • tnt, -..., Weill' V~IID!I Rt. ll®lon , JOhn Fatally Injured "-~ L. Tawn8y, 17, Rt. 2 died at 7:03 Lm. b>The ftrat unll or the ~ant Ia doY l~ Ho!Je~ Hospllalaller sui· ocboduied COr tompleUoo ·lil1971 ~o"'- severe 'h··• .... ohe'at Inand_tho .second 'In 1972. ;Iii' f\!11 ·. Juri~~ In 1 ona~eht~lo ~c operalloil the plant will oonllllllO accident sborii.Y after midnight flYer f.mllllm lxlna ol coallll!ll· The Slate Hlg)iwoY Patrol roally. Each unit will lncludo,.lts ported the acdd• · at 12:15 .._ own steam boiler ..,.a1 loa 20.. m. f:rldly 011 Nefihborhood Rd., atory hlgb, bulldiJ!g and I alnlle 0110 and olx-tentho mtles snuth . Good color seiectlon - Slop In and buy what you Bargains in The Drapery Dept. I Anw _ s Plant 30 _Mil~··f· r.om -I~Qint This weekend Ia a perfect time to bUY boys or girls bicycles. ANew Shipment Wrangler Jeans And Cut-Offs f:.:::X::~:~~S:::::::::;:.::::::::::::::>.~~:::~:::::>.>.>.:::~:::::::::::::~::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::!:::::~~::::=-;:::~~:::::::~~~· ' Salel Bicycles Just Received in the Re•dyto-Wear Department-2nCI Floor AU sizes need """. near fUture. Johnson Indicated that the muooum ao planned ahmld be constructed at no more than $20 a square foot at top figure, The museum plans were displl\)'ed by Johnson who explained details ot the drawings. He otressed •hat complete opeclll· cations a,,d retJJirements have been dra.vn leavlnl! JKJtlllng to , the discrctl.oo of the contractor. Thls Is dono so that conttmlty ol deolgn can be carried o u t thl'OUIIhout the building. As plamed now, the bull~ reeelved here late last week. Collie• or the plans and specl. with a cantor entrance, would flcaUoris were given to several Include almoat 2,000 S<Jiare feet local cmtractors with requests of Door space for ol!lces whl<h for estimated costs. At yester- would be occupied by the, local dO)"s mostiD& mly one or the Agricultural Slal>tlizatlon a n d contractors bad responded with · Conoorvatlll! om~· and the lo1111 eatlmate whl<h, lnilllees felt cal Soil Conservation· Service. Special Frid•y and S.turd•y Bargains liens Trousers · and Jeans •'-In -.re. .F_IVE CENTS erated by such a company, bear 11\Y name. u He said he waa deeply grautled that tile design or the new plant incorporated the most modem features for the maximum control or air and water pollution. Governor Hulett C. Smith or Wool VIrginia said the IIOW AmOI plant II the epitome ol West T!J.lr~, is excessive. HO\t(>\ler, other estimates are expected to be received In the u'I'he museum must be a pru. dent lnvoatment for people or Meigs COllnty," Edllon Hobstetter, president or tho Meigs Coun· ty Pioneer and Hllloricai Socle1;11, said Thursday allerotOOn. Hobetelter pre aided at a .,arterly meeting or the trustees or the sociaty held at the c:oqnty Infirmary and made tile pollc7 statement In a dlscuoslon on the propooiod muooum. Meeting with the trustees was Ra,y Johnson, !OJ mer Me l g s County realde!!l; •.OW ol Colum·bus, wbo has ~n employed as erchl(ect,for the museum. Plans drawn by ' Johnson were Very well made - Perfect llttlllg pants with shirt to matcb. Dark Olhe - Foceat Greou - Grey. Ne" selection or styles that wlll pleue you - Just received for this two doY oale. ' ' Museum Plan Studied?E.?,;:Ii·~~; 7.00 a suit Women's Half Sizes Dresses 8.95 first spades of earth marklngtbe start or construction or the 1.6 milllon.ldlowatl $200 million alation. Sjleakers Included Donald C. Cook, president of AEP and Ap. palachlan Power, who paid trlb· ute to John E. Amos, Charleston attorney and businessman and a Slates. Before an audience of. nearly director or AEP for whom t h e 800 lnvltedgueolsunderahotsun, plant has been named. Mr. Amos, inhisremarka. said a group or 24 distinguished loaders or West Virginia pernment, he was deeply honored uto have lnduatry and labor. tUrned t h e such a plant, to be built and op- Work Shirts Two day sale 3.0p , , for This Sale a Special Group "' lli4 eoolor loiiJiht, IOIJ ill ·lhe ..,_ per 50a lo middle 60L Sun!\)' Sat~· not much le!Qp- FRIDAY, JULY /9, /968 BY MAXINE WALTERS PI'. PLEASANT ""' Groan<l was broken Thursday atScaey, W, Vs. Putnam County, 30 miles f r o m pt, Pleasant for the John E. Amos steam.electrle plant that someday may be lati!Ol' than any generating alation In the U n I t e <l Men'o $3.49 Permonont Pross ob"'Vleovo A spacial &I'OIIjl - Regular size and half size - Plaid - Solid Colors - Chocks - strlpas. Stop In on the 2nd F1oor Ready to Wear Department and buy several. Scattered - · e r o In eaat and- oectlona, e - e IINheaJII !hi• ,allernooll. Fair $200 Million Pow~.# Stati()n Begun Near Point Pleasant 2.00 Women's Dresses Sale 6.00 enttn .POMEROY-MIDDLEPORT, OHIO VOL. ' XXI NO. 16i . Work Shirts AU ·alzes frmn 8 to 18 and 32 to 38- Comfortable !It- Sldo zipper. Brown, green, blue or pink. Weather Devoted To The lnler4!$IM Of The Meig8-Mason Area Sizes: Small (14-14'h ), medium (15-lfilh ), tarp (15-16'h) extra larp (17·1'1'h). Two way collar - 6illlengtllohlrt taUs. Not every alze in every color. Tan, green, grey. SPECIAL TWO DAY SALE. . Stretch Denim Slacks 3.95 • • at y ' mt Is August 13 Check Your Shoppl"' Lltt •WATI!ItMl!LON ePI!'ACHES • !IWUT CORN •HONI!Y D!WS •CANTALOUPI •TOMATOES eGtllrH lEANS Elberfelds Special Bargain Days -'loo 12. . In any one clasa. In other wordl, two claases of grade 8 hillol'y JIJtj.~:J mlgllt use ono toxtbeok and.(our ·. clones mlg)it uoe li!OIIIer. This 1s belns dono ........ ~ ol "..., theoo booka are otlU \Jt """'"""' clltim lli4 "" can't ~ " ~'-"'• <iur.oeod·llith one or !he ~tOto which are Wolook allldlea In - ·year. 'rhtoo wiD· at COI"I'Oetlilll bGI!itlio hl&h �,. ' " ' • • ' -.. .. ' ,' ' ;o '~ g~.:...eroy.lfl4.~~· ® ··Jul719,19··-M ·.. - ., -s·· Thetan . DollydSettlm· ... q ' ,heritBd. ,; The Senate thought Fortas was quallfted 1 to be an a11oclate Justice. Unless those whO are now doubUul about his fitness for ehlef JustM:e can come uP with some udy pertl· nent and substantial reasons for den)'ing con· ftfJI!&Uon, they wtil be shirking their bwn 'conltitutlqnal ohllgalloils by prolonged delay. · ~ay, some of them may turn out to be lame ducks themselves, come November. reaSOIIs advanced for hesitation the one most sievelike in ap. charge that a "lame duck" bas no business appointing a man he will hold lunf after the presl-'1' ..,.~ left his. Because o the vast lmporthe positioo of chief justice of the ~~~~~=~t~he:. ough~ to allow his successor l Air Bridge to Russia either a president is a president In ,, .-•- of the word until his last day In · or we are faced with the question of 'ioolih.Oiu•n and by what degrees an outgoing should begin relinquishing his conobligations, · be at the beginning of the four Jt . his last term? Or sUI: months later? appoint ambassadors but not chief For that matter, shouldn't Earl · ' suspend all business of the court until takespresidents over? for betterheoris,worse, ~:·~~:~~~~;whoever their lame-duck status bother r. I [!!).End of the ·Dreqm ... . , . . ,: ·, nee..ary 'electOral votes to ·the Republican , · : • · candidate; Rlith8rlotll B. Hayel. As long ••· th8 liltereste of the If~ ...d · •1,coincided with the Interests of !be, Ral))llllicail · party and nortbern lndustriali,lw," the Nelfo Wt MOt dot!t our llufl6e$1. We Mot had made real social, political and econolillc • ocratolltd our llttial ·lo ·!fad out ·hoto lo gains. . · · . elimitlote the Wt ·of·lhm (Negrotl). We By the 11801, holiever, the North was weary stuffed bollot ,..,,, Wt ahot thtm. Wt of the ·perennial problem of the Nelfo. Bual· art 1101 aohamtd ~It · ness• wanll>d a 1'etutl! to norml!cy. \In 1883, -~~ - ·Wtr~" Bea 'I'Dlmaa the Supreme Court deClared uncon.UIUIIonal ' the CIVIl lllchta Law of 1875, forbiddlitg dis· ReconstrucUun died alowly and In many crimination. ways, but the f1tal blow·came wiih the presiLeft oow to ltselt, the South went about the dential election of 18'18. process of de-RecunstrueUon. By fl!r . means A dispute over the vo"' coimt In South Caroor foul, peacefully or violen~1 the Negro was lina, Louisiana and Florida threw the electiPn to lie put back "In his plilce. Devious moth· Into the House of Representatives, where ods were used to prevlillt.NePs from vot, l~g. Terrorists of the Kb KIIIX Klan, Knights · Democrats mounll>d 8 fiUbusler. In return for his promise to remove the last federal troop& of lhe'White Camelia>lhe Red Shirts and other groups destroyed the homes and crops of of occupation, ·the South agreed to deliVer the ' ters. But we retain enough cunftdence in this country's intelligence services and the gond sense of the general public to feel they can handle this new challenge. The situatlun works both ways, and the Kremlin faces a substantial increase in American tourists, with all capitalistic lnftuences they may carry with them. Coffee, tea or milk? Or vodka, borscht and caviar? You can now pay your money-a sizable chunk of it-and take your choice. 11 ' ,. L .' ·,. ' • 1 ~.' • ', J-- ' Shame~ Shame~ National League W. L. PeL GB SL Louis ..••. !~ 32 .648 Atlanta •••••• 50 41 .549 9 ' ·RAY CRCJMLEY . Philadelphia ..• 46 42 .523 ll'h San Francisco. ,46 45 .505 1~, Cincinnati • •.•• 43 45 .489 h ·h Threats to LBJ Increase; ' Actual Peril Exaggerat,Jd ly RAY CloMLEY NEA Wmhington Cor11spon~ont i 1' .... •· TRUT!It;!! ·,, · mtiiNGER ·Tiwl .,.; Deer HolM: __ ,; •I . " ~~ • ' This ..,ms like It's out of box llllllber and a c:ird lllli!llt. , • "Amazlnl cmteallms," bu! I p. Ill¥ moollgl - lild Will!' ii ·: ;, 1118111' It's irlle. I lid· out a tho eautl88 to 1naka a ~ ·' "• JjOst ome box Caqj4 v " •' ' • ·· I e '" 111U.. · •,elllerday a letter ani"d ~ · ' 'i':' anower me. ll .l'1JU clon't half· 'Pi0 · IJ»,,GER A PI!ISOND;'! ,, ' from me In two ...Us, ,plotae datetlned Oldlboma. II~ ., ,, J1UI a "IV~ to--" .111 the ' 'Dear ~en: Ycu III'Obib!l · _,., as hlubond IIndo jill! ..,.'t ..........,. me, bat 1110 ' oveeylhlntr 1 do to •.~ bJm, 1111o1e • husi.tnd · and I _. "'!'·&et ~ J,etter. "lolllntr' l!er Iii a Jt(Uie.a ....... He ~ like • ~ '· t tooi Jour ICMca. lllld told<, a.e man •'11!1111 ' "married ~. 11oo irlldc drtYer my lloty.lle h..,_ yeara ,180- II, ~~~~NW-)¥ • ed me 111 IWil _ Q -kid restsurant J\l.t acrouJhe;!IOf, · oul the bode door and litO hla WASJUNGTON (NEA) Men Who wish to prove the violence of American IOCiety, the unpopularity of President Johnsoa or siqlply the lnlanl,ty of our age have reporll>d of late statistics allrled at proving a great fucrease in threats on the President's .life. Althotlllb most of the atatislics are valid, some are not and, in summary, they ten a lie. 'l'lle higher number of threats IIIII arrests recorded are largely the result· of locreaaed acwoman livlty by the Seer!!! Service. n II true !bat 1110 aumber of peraoDI arresll>d eaeh year fw ..realellilll the Preoldellt has iocreaaed thu Me per · 'I• Arrestl for ceat siDce the a11asliaatlan of President tllreate 1'014' fl'llll abollt 81 aJainat KeuedylllllacallJII to about as •Jalnat Prelidellt Jo!Qisolll!lllfl. , dar ".~cu.•could,tcela,·,..rt "''''·"irllel!• .lnd bt-U:.....,... !m•· • It haf been reported that six men climbed the White House c:allhlel:. II lunlod oul, to be a )II '1\li"waa 3tid Jlilj~~~ 'l !t""' fence last year bent on asoaasinatlng the President, that the bar lor men. . , hllPed ine 111 bacl! 10 Ill¥ pru. President last year received 12,1100 letters threatening his life, Well) 111i>rked asl':"hJer1or 1111 home too, snd 'he ~ '"'' that there are In the Secret Service ftles the names of 135,1100 about sbpnontha, uid then he 1110 once In 1 while bu! Wtore !W":r::~ ~ 0:,' ~~~::roo 81 poslible poten- . lllid I J¥'to ~ce with t h e Just friends. K1,ybe :_ - It Is true that about six men climbed over the White House c:uotomero, tor 50 ~a 1 donee. """" we both CUI loraet lots fence. Ali were reported mentally unbalanced after oblti'Va· ~ collected, !' never· 801 IDY Ill thlns• - II will be dillerlion. But as of this writing there Ia no eonc:rete evidence that malll1 Ill 11\l' ':!*"' Br 1tiat time W, Keanwhlle Pre .- a .,oo any of them meillt to ktil the President. 1 ..,., bow tefrlble he was, ~ Job and fool ~ ~ a. It Is true that Johuoa pi-obably reeetved 12MI ~aellpot I ooulm't pt· 1111,1'. He'd bee1 lllin." · letten last y-. Bill on ebeckillc "' lhlle ~ t,lle Giles me ".I tried td lillY oul Ill the Wbether this Ia a trua iJW tUt' could be eauldered aetul! tltreofuplas(lllt ilfudded bar. 1 · ' '"""DR. or im olaborats hoox 1'u ap to aome.,llalle•s tbu ft. · ·· ' , Ycu ialow what ~ next: ""'(If know, but 1 lbouil>l 10U. A majority of those arrested lor threatening the President From So cents a donee, It ._. rlllllaro IIOUid 1lke Ito --~~ are not b~ught to trial. Most ' ~ sent to paycbilotrlata or ., It wao ~ fcl.r the bsdn:wm. l'ilb - _ 11. · ' ·,, • mentl! inltiiUIIona for observatiOn and trealment. What could I· lo'l I tried to run 'J'hli culiiiim Is dlciiCitod Ill' Again, moat of tbese peopte are not .aerloualy ,hellev.ed to ,...,, bu! I iiiMt aet ~ wllh- , .'*"''I,Y llvlnl, 10 u, )'QI'n' bb~ be polenUI! alaas.ms. A man who !breateno b:f,Jetter or In out 1110n11 liid 1 _. a terrible · •- •·• · · taDrlng to tate the We of or lb8lct boc!Jly harm !be Pres). • , • · · . ..,. ..., lr<lublo or ·Juat p1IIIA "' dent can be found guilty of a threat tvell If he ·1!14 ilel.ther betlllas ...,. bo • • bbw to Iwrt treuhle · 101 1tel., I*P l'o6 · ' ·: the Intention or meana to ea,ry ~ the ' iilreat. "" noted with no~... tjilt 111o alii> .iloii'OII\f _..,;,.; . above, the aetual aer1ous verbal or 'lri1tteil threalll against !be l beaed lbo, .IIIIIIW ,lor the amullnc --..... A&lNU life of Johnson are now underatood to be rnnnlng at leu lhu , post .om~, hOI< from • irllcl< Hal• -~ 1n eire a1 t ~ 1 1 ·• 50 a year. ,Ill'I file .Ciblt man rvo -IIJIIII*'. · It is true that Uje Secret Service bi8 a ~ ·ftle ·of 10me- · _ . 'k J1!c1 '!!{ala ~~ lctnd • thing over 130,1100 peraoaa. But thNe &lea iliCI!IIIe thl rout1J1e · to mo. ~ II I llltlo IIN!can cbeckouw of men and W'Ottle!' 1111 Prellileat u Cobia to come lionlof """1 opd IIObGilr 'cans In ~ontact with ill a"'~-- f.lll 1 f!1 ~ own political what ~· to ,elA ao party an at socja1 tDd poUIIW llil4 4111Den ..x1 1on1 ,l't lbor, don't 111 1!1 '" ""· other m go. ....,..,. these are dlelL~ ..,omen wbo lib, biL • · ' . .. .. respect 81111 Want to help tile ~· >;W': . , · . I, baye' lilY ftloiivo'; ,Ia The ~ ·1Del1111e1 uwapapel!ilon 'Wilh Wblte HOUle passes. lbo ~· You'nl!l.l' 1a.t,Jiope z= r.m m:".rJ! s painting, the gadget to have is a well-filled wallet • • • The one oure way 1o keep feet on the ground IS barefoot. • • • wife says that, if we get at the lawn, she'll w -f>'!·:"' ua by cutting it herpower to her. • drl-. YDUR DENTAL HEALTH wui W.. the 12th century but not un• • til many centuries later did some Georgisns, probabJy sated with alcobolic hangovers and looldag for new ldckl, discover Its exhllfrat· ing effects, Some very lntete.tlng parBy WILLIAM LAWRENCE, D.D.S. lies or happen lng, calll>d Ploa.Oheipme:,ether frolics were lhen taldng Prealdenf m•u. a trip to a eU Wilen 1111 ol tbem ·nve-1$ Deer Raodlrl: . ' •• Someoae unce painted out has been a profound hope of place In Georgls and other IOIIIewhere ill tile~ ot 1.«19 J101..,1l81Wlnrlde. Tblslaa .' ,'NOW lt.canl!e.llllc!'' that lhe first operation under mankind. But it took many parts of the ~uth. A few The trutli of !be matter 'II thl.l. After ~· OUIPblalioD It cui1UJ111. .. ~.....-~~ lettet ' deep sleep anesthesia was thousands of years before the whiffs of ether were enougb done by the' Lord. In the third · next painless operatioo under to send you to PJ-ure Land. President Kenae!!J. the Seem Service wu ~ to.'lllult 'i--:-"""':'_.;.....;..,-~~....-:----------~.., chapter of Genesis, it says, deep sleep anestbe.sla was reBut, as was Inevitable, " ... the Lord caused a deep corded, and this occurred un- someune took an overdose which 8 few yNn'tiack dlponltel OD ~10m.: l ' ' .. brother's boat ·sleep to fall upon Adam, and der circumstances peculiar and instead of a1 jag this rev- one mllllrt thln1t 'of llllereit, JIOW ~vu 011 a ayatelllllic slept; and He took one of enough to have pleased even eler fell down 'deild.'' thine own has huls tliouaiids of uporfi from 1110 DeflliH ,lntelUpace his ribs and then closed the Dr . Tim Leary, the psyche· A doctor was called but, by · Agency, !be l'edllra! Bureau ol Invutlaa!loeli' tbe vepartniant shore. -Hindu flesh ." delle dilly. '· the time he arrived an hour of state,, tbe;'Pl!i ~ Departmint. tbe iliml atkill and Since then, relief from pain Ether was synthesized In later, his patient aw4kened, lfllura!IYUCII Ser\'ICe aild atate'iad loCal ~ ~,, ' I apparently nune the wotae for, bis experience. Dr. Crawford Long In Jef- 20.- • :yor. 'IWI .,.,.. d allllf • ,.... ailct · " feriOII, Ga., heard of tbl.l Inci- . ei ...~IIIUil,JJa.,aUII. ~· · .' . ' ••' dent and began OlpOrimentlng l As lilY ~~av.Hgat« • • fOld ~Den~R .fa dlta with ether. Onee, wblle under normaUy II,IIOuld hrlitc a nl · ' l llcnaH .Ill IIRNII, .Vill !• the Influence, be severely with no ..:tullllli:reaiiiiiD threala. < "· · ' • "l · · ' , bruised his leg. Wben he soNowitm&f'M ·~~~,...~- ~~ i bered up, he did not rememf more wltll .. ~ p(e'v!Ouf . :1 pnsl~. \llilt tliere ber either bruise or pain. hard~ ot ~ thla Jt· "1- ,,·;whllll tile . Thus <lid Dr. Long "clio· i111q "tbreat." -· ·: "' ' . .- . . I cover" e~r and coine to UDo- ~ ' · " .,. ~ !,I _, '. ' <.•l! , · · ~~ ~r · , . deratand its J!l'eper use. It ···:~l '-/.' •I •.' was he who ~ per. ~" ,·.·' . formed the lint r surt- ~.' &lcal operation In the biatoey · ·~ _,' ' ' of the world (barring Uli! . , ·~ ., Lord:s) under generl! ·- · · ·~ •'• •l thesia. Q-d.DGfa II '9" 1 The year was 1142, IIIII tl!e ·') grtot 4• wftr ' 4 h•l#l'l> • bperatloa wlll'!llitlne ""oulb: --·· 1:]"> •,· , lancing a bOU~ · , -r -·-' • ' Surgery Without Pain Was Slow Development 'lciiiCbiliai "'*' lt=·="~~~Y~~OI41ttbe . ~ . .. :t:"~ue:.. ,~..,~~Ol= =:· · a·E~'~nn11rs·.,. ,· wkt he ...~~-:.F.:.:t·::.:r==~~kt::rt:= ·.u= •• are w- · ,·- · . . · * · . Chicago •• 0. 0.45 48 .484 15 New York. 43 50 .462 17 Pi"sburgh 42 49 462 17 "" ''' · • ' Loa Angeles· .. 42 50 .457 17112 0 'elmetoliiellloJeatiuo.Ffait. ' 11 I 'dkib't ,know 1illoilltf It , , ,true or nfil, but I wruta to ilia: 'i.. my ~~ =-' -::::::;::":- ~ - - - - f ••• Hooston • •.. • ,39 53 .424 21'h 1hursday's Results New York 3 Pittsburgh 0 Los Ang. at Cln. ppd., rsln Atll'ota 1 san Fran7 3Hooston st. Louts 0 01111 games scheduled •· · game," ..ld 211-yeor.:old Tam Seaver of the New York .Mots after )10 bea{ lhe ·Pitllhlu'gh Pirates S-O ThW'sday night and recluc'!d Ida ERA to l.Sl. "Tho wino come and go tiut 1 Juat try to pitch weD." . "Winning Is better," cOIIl· av~rages under two ' riUls a Flec·k man IS Back e · 7), .. 11 you doJI't mind I'd rather .,0 ;t 'til il freeoe....and skate on 11!" p• Irates Bu,mp .Off Today's:.r;: :i':hers · Oaidand (Oclom 7-4) II Mlnneoota (Merrill $-10), 9 p.m. Baltimore (Bunler 1..0) at !)e. troiCalt(!Lolllch 7(Br-5), 8p.:!'-9) Chi ornla uuet""'" at caao (Priddy t-4), 9 p.m. Washington (B. Howard 0-4) It Boston (Pizarro 2-0), 7:30 . p.m. Cleveland (Tiaut 15-5) at New li'he P!raies bumped off the York (Petenon ~. 8 p.m. Yankl 10 ~ and the Tlgera edged S&turday'a Games Ooklard at Mlmesota lhellodgoro 4-3inPomeroyBoys' Cali !or nil &t Chlcaao ~~ baseboliBobgamea this weekk. ·-•-hurler · Eason struc Baltimore at Detrw~t at New. ~ork out seven and tuued r'two free Cle~tand •• Boston psaaeo In hts wtn ove pitcher W.shi -••11 •oo-· Nt;XT1 'ne Nepo ~ · . , · ,, Leadmg • Agam • SAN ANTONIO, Tex. (UPO- ~'"::n.ngond~~t'''::! 'I ' ' ,, mented 29-year-<lld JUII) Mar1 •·• 1 th •·- Fr 1 ••- o e ~· one aco Glanta, otter· he pitched a four· hit 3-0 triumph over tho st. Louts Cordlnals. , "Winn!Dg Is the IIIIDe of lhe pmO: SliD, Seaver, Jerry Kosomo and Nolan Ryan ore lhe lhree belt )'OUDg pttdlen I've ever aeen on 0110 team," Marlchal added referring 1o the Meta' 11ne star~ Seaver hia only an &.II lost ·ro'co~ hut his l.Bl ERA Ia "' the third loweot IDlOI1I starting pltchers ·ln the Nadonal ~ Marlchal ·bas a2.3ll!RA, whtcb r!lllks ellhth,among NL starting pltchera, but hia WOD<losl record Is a brtillant 17-4 and he ball . good cliance lo becODIO the first 31111ame winner In the maJor 1 - • since Dizzy Desn in 1934. 18 T earns · Remam • 1n· of !leatUe, Wash. , Pat Jervis, who has nac ., •et achieved I'Olta thst _,. • ··reporiMa to Ilk him about his -tea ol pttchlrw, lllmed Ina two-hitter to give the Al1llll>l BraWl$ 1 7-1 trlUIIIilh over tf\8 Hooaton Aatros to ThUreds¥~s only Oilier NaUonal League pme. Loa Anplea at Cincinnati woo rolned out and lhe Oilier teoms were not scheduled. 1n the American League, lhe · Detroit Tigers belt tho Ookland Athletlca 3-1, the Cbtcqo \Vhllll Sox delealed lhe t!awmore Orioles 2-1, the Minnesota Twins whiJ>ped the BooloO Red Sox 7-2 and the New York Yaokeel scored a 4-l triumph oWtr the inence a yeer aao when, as an amateur, he grabbed a twostroke lead in lhe llrst round of the u.s. Open. That's an history now and although he led after the third round, too, he laded bodly in the ftnsl round and llnlshed In 1 tie for 18th. Toda,y, Mart.y F1eckmln's back in the sppt. light- again with a two-stroke to break - · but seven albers came in at even par 70. These Included , lonner champ AI Geiberpr, ldUler Barber, Dan Sikes, Charles Coody, Johnny Pott, Frank Boynton and Leurie Hammer. pre. toornament favorites Jack Nicklaus &nd Billy Casper stayed In contention wtlh 71 ard 71, respectively. Arnold Palmer, lead, this time jn the Orst rowxt who has never wm the cove4ed of lhe 50th PGA championship. PGA chaiiiJiionshjp, also ohoi a F1eckman, now a promiaing 71. Defending champloo Don professional with 18 long 1 Jamary "'was tar back at 78. Fleckman waa not worri ed 1' that h1story would repeat Itse"" "I feel no pressure about being the leader.'' he said. "Am Yankees will battle the GallipoUs Indians in a 7 o'clockcontesL !our hits. the Gallipolis Yankees took a 3--1 fir st Inning lead, but fell Hubbard had two hits for the wimers. bogey-bogey finish, and a three three In a row, agaiTUit a single In lhe Pirates-Yanko game, ~troke lead over three olhersbogey, He opened his onolaught AndY &gllah ·went tho route on 'U.S. Open champion Lee when he chipped in from 2> feet th wl Plr Trevino, Mason Rudolph and lor a birdie on the 437~ard, par e moond lor the nntng • ates and Jimlted the Yanks to part-time tour player Don Bies two secOIXI hole, Then he Cordi,.., For the winners, K. Henry had lour hits in five trips. Ad· klns, who allowed but three hits, was the winning hurler. Boster started on the mowKl !or the losers. He was relieved Drawmg·s tior pony •!.: GENERAL ELECTRIC ~~ di~ICK §~Ill . Q-1• Whot citll fDiil the U.S. Soldhrt' llome ~~~ ..t®lflhed? u~WIIshinJ(on,l D.C., "" .,..,. .b 3 !JOt. ts . ' ·... to make • home'7n · valid and dlaaliled IOII!krs. ·, ,, Less than ·36" wide! -.,.-......... WAKE UP PERISTALSIS . • flwt aaJWbere. 11$1'1-lce llllljrnllDOUt. .....t111t for dell...," by Day. HoUand, Evans and Cox got the three Yankee 1\its, Adkins faMed 12 Yankees. In the nightcap, dte Syracuse -TI'I'·IlD '579 (BAHR CLOTHIERS) FREEZER FREEZER ' .. CO"Nfi,NUES~~.,· 20'o TO SO~o .... 12 Cubic Foot UPRIGHT S199. SJ99 15 CHEST Also Available In These Sizes :: ;-r. ' •!! ' At Comparable L~w Prices 16Cu. Ft. Upright•20cu. ft. Chest ta cu. ft. Upright•2s cu. ft. Chest Men and Women's Wearing Apparel ----CLOTHIERS 992-2238 202 2ND AVE. . MIDDLEPORT, 0. REDS KEET PIIILLIES CINCINNATI (IJPI) - D a V e BrhtiOI, mlllliiPf ot the Clncln<1111 ~.. will PrObably call upllll AnWo tolllrlagsinatRick .. (8-3) In toe~~~'• game .. st the Philadelphia Plllllles ' ~.,. IIJIIIIe Ia the iltarter <A a lll)'lltilll\11e ~·· '!bur~· II with .,_Loa~eUlod.: ..... .... ppJtponed by heaV)' Hla.olllthe ~CIV. ,)I-to · bo f't~~tcl at I ·date: ' :·: .... COMBINATION REFRIGERATORS an• . Act NOW on thq PlYMOUTH of your choice ... · .Ge( a year-end buy that's truly unbeatable -~- .. ,\I,, FINAL CLEARANCE ON '68"$ ' .f' L£W 0 Sieve Miller opened oo the IU 8:30, it will be the Pt. Plea•· hill lor Point. He was relieved ant St eeIwor kers agaI nst the by Ri ck KJnnaJ-• •u. Both fanned Pomeroy "-'-s 14 Glanta • The Gla nta coli ec led ~- • In -ur••••'s •-st contest fi 111 awvv uc • ve hlts. Cbuck Marshall, Jet! Rldgwa,y, and Ignored the roosting 92- 1 have mol'e confidence now in behind 11-3 after three innlngs Georp Carper and Tim Bearha, degree heat Thursda,y to shoot a what I'm doing than when 1 of pla,y as Clt.y lee and Fuel ad- . each a single. llodgor players lour-under.psr 66. played the Open at Baltusrot." VRnced in tournament play. That gave the muscular, 24A late ·starter, F1eckman year-old Texan a tw<>-shot calmly look the light and tricky advantage over Frank Beard, Pecan Valley course in stride who carvOO out a G8 despite a 11fith ftve birdies, includi~ :;;_:. ·• Marlchal, ;; h o squared hla play, Syracuae got two In lhe ll!etlme IWte with the f·$ sewnth oo hlta b,y Mlck Asb, II 15-15, pltehed Ida 131h . • . J~.HOObardP!. , Klwaanlnds Rand.YscoredLipoocs-e cQDIPiete game alit! 19th In ~3 ... , .,, w.~w. starts tbla season. He aiJo on two walks and a balk. oontribuled a r~&scortng alnsle Denny Houdaohell started on the mound lor Syracuse. He wsa relienod by Ash, who was ere- 1- - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -.. diled with the win. Both fanned 10 Klwanilns. They gave~ only wit I .llftA....,Q Eighteen teams remsined in contention lor the loth amual ~'!"r creek Llltlale Lealago~.~st~ uau tournament ter st 'll6" s action which found the P!. Pleasant Cl\y· Ice and FUel dumping the Gallipolis Yankees 14-3while the Syracuse Glllllla slipped by Pt. Pleasant Kiwanis, 3-1. This evenlng, the Middleport four hlto. Ertgllsh liDDed 10 and birdied No. 3 with s six-rooter and No. 14 with a sevot>-loot Giants eliminated Pt. Kiwanis walked five ao Yaokee lrurlera in extra innings, 3-1. The score Jfll McKinney, Ken Mankin and putt. was tied 1~1 alter regulaUon Mark Werry struck out seven Today' aAllProheble Pitchers and -•k~ Times EDT "~ - three, r~!!!!!!!!!!=!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!========!!!!=====!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Pittsburgh (Mooee 3-il) at AtPirate bitten were Dan Stone 1111111 (Reed~ 8•05 ... with a home run and single, SarChlcaao (Jerudn; at Lot_ ·ver and Dillard each a double Angeles (Osteen 7·13), 11 p.m. and E}lgltsh and Pat SOUlsb1 a Drawings ror an Invitational PhUadelphla (Wise 6-5) at Cio- atng!e apiece. Yam hitters were Pony League tournament at the clnnsU (Arrigo i-5), 8:05p.m. Werry with a dooble and oingle, <uracuse Municipal Park wlll Hooslon (Wilson ' 6-11) at Son ~-~000 a double and Munldn "' a _..,e be held Tuesclay at 8 p.m. at Franclaco (Perry 6-7), 11 p.m. The Tigers and Pirates are '11le Dally SonUnel office, M&. N~~.Yo~~ (Joc~m 2..() ~t ·Sl" tied for lhe lesgue lead and chanlc st., Pomeroy. ·.. . . 9 Lo!l!~ !W~s~ '7-3l, p.m. 1 piey..tr pn,0 ori Moilcllij. ;,m'"" Enl!'l'111t!teams•wnrw-reqoil'' . saiufda,y 8 GIIJ!les determine thewlmorotthecham- ' ed lo PII.Y a $10 entJ>y fee to tour'Pittsborgh at Atlanta, night pion hlp • oament manager Bob Wingett by 8 , Chicago II Los Angelea, nlsht ' the e.,.nlng ollhe pairings. !Philo. II Cincinnati, nll!llt · All teams of the Metgs-Gsllla ·Houston at sao Francisco F1iht Results POD)' League, and some oilier New York It st. Louis B.Y United Preaal:rtel'nltional area southeastern Ohio squads, 1 LOS ANGELES (UPO- Ernle are ellj)ected to participate. Lopez, 1461;1 • Los Angules, Rasters wUl consist ol15 pla,ylllternallonall.eQle Slandlngs By United Pren 1Dterb8tlonal stqJped Hedgemon Lewis, 14Sih , ers, none or whom are to have W. L. Pet. GB Hollywood, cant (9). Ron reached their t5th birthday b&ToiedO 51 ~ .560 Harris, 140% • Detro!~ UUWoinf. fore August!, 1968. Boys of Ltt.ltochalller t6 C ,523 3'h ed Pulga Sorrano, 142, TUuana, Ue League 188 will be permitted CGlwilllua 44 43 .:506 5 Max. (10). lAIII!¥ Brice, 118, · on teams In cases where !here Jackionvule 45 U .506 5 Phoenix, Ariz., stopped Aleian- 1s a need to fill oot rostersc MIDDLEPORT, OHIO LoUioville 45 45 .500 S'h · tiro Lopez, 118, Tl,iusns, Mex. TenlaUve plano oaU for the SYracuse 43 44 .494 6 (2). tOUI'IIIIDOnt to begin on Jul7 28. Bu!Wo fS 48 .473 7'h Rlctiiilond 40 51 .440 11 'I'tlltsda)'1 a ReJUltll Rocheater at Toledo potrtpooed, roln · $yracuse 6 Buffalo 5 JackiKilvllle 6 Louisville 4 Richmond 5 CGtumbua 4 :io) :1~~===~~~;,1 •PLUMBING !'! Tho~· n'!..;.:!~':onlyone• Kyger Creek Tourney · ::O~r:!::"" 1ntheonly drive as there is on the circUit, tamed the treacherous terrain BUl Chaney otthel)odge~s. C:· of Pecan Valley Country Club's ey~~~:~~~~ .,..:re ~son: 7,096-yard, par 35-3 5_ 70 layout getting hits were Larry Coleman with a pair ot singles, Greg McKtnn'ey, a home run, and ,............, Tink Diehl and Phil Oh· '"''--, Unger, a single each. ' " By FRED DOWN Yankees ,, The Sportsmen of This Country Will Be Very Unhappy with You~" , ,,• ll!aturlt)' with anothor.s-ome Court d~on .II! ~ uJ,>!IoldlnJ the lliiell'ine of "..Pilllte but equl!. ~ · 1· · v · , : There was aepa~aUon, blif no jQuall!y.-Jn every sphere of lift, and even' ill de~th. two ' socletlel wete created: with the Nearo ll( the JnfOrliir role . .Nelroies were liarred 'from ' Polf· tics; from achiloli, from jobs, from b!.lll-1, from cemeteries, frOm soc:ial -tact ,with whites, almcill !roll' the hun>¥ race. . )'or a Ume In· the '901, )1001' 'whites and Ne1 ero.• made common, cayae ' ill the POpuiJJt P•rty, a Iarmer,' I mo\'emenl This, too, was eruslied by .lljjl white supremac:iau. The. first year of the' 2ltli .eent1117. ·fOCOl'lled 107 lynchinss of Negroes tn the. l!ou,!D·, · .~ .1: Chicago 2 1 Miooesoll.illo!ICO!l2 Detroit 3 Ooldlnd 1 Now York 4 Waoh. 1, night Onl)> pmea scheduled :) JnUmldat6d, whipped,' tianaed ··.:.;..~ , · ~Iilii 'No · s at the stake. · ~ :Jim~~. horn 'In !he '1101 ~4 e~~~~e.to . Ne.-,.a, .... ~"!\. ~· .;z .' ~lllilore . Times Square and Red Square are now just 1010 hours ·~-plus circling time walling for a landing slot and commuting time to and from the airports. Direct airline service between New York and Moscow (ooe round-trip U.S. flight ~ week1 one Russian) would have come about long ago had it not been for cold-war ani· mositles. Some may still fear that allowing Soviet AeroHot planes to land oo U.S. soU represents one more instance of the erosion of America's wtil to resist International com· munism, if it does not provide an aclnal expressway for spies and other nasty charac· '' ·a··.ri~.·~h·al Stops . Car~s ;] 3~ .-0 . · VPI ~rts Writer A YOUIW pro ~ 10 ollt. pro ~Pfl!!" ' !heir !968 ,Jiitchln& foais by. di~nt standardo, allhoush each reopects the ather's point of view. . "lvhot we're aU strlvtDg !oris to• , keep our earned riUl ~--.Q,.,~ •0 • ' I . B1 United Presa lntar(llllonal American League w. I. PeL GB DetroiL ..... 58 33.637 8 .i: CIBaolvetlm . land '' · · •52 1 •559 · 71 49 ore · · · · • 9 · 557 Boston • ·• · • · •46 42 •523 1 ~• MlMOsota .... 43 46 .4!3 14 Ookland. •.. ' •. 43 47 .478 14'h New York ..... 42 46 .477 14'h· C&lilornla • • '• .42 47 .472 15 Chicago. ; • • ; .39 48 .488 11 Washingto~ •• ·, .3.1 51 .356 25 Thutsday's. Reaulta I· ,, ' l '- • ·, . ' ~ '· ' ·~!'~' - . '~' ~ I• ,. ·•. ', ~ .! ' k; , �,. ' " ' • • ' -.. .. ' ,' ' ;o '~ g~.:...eroy.lfl4.~~· ® ··Jul719,19··-M ·.. - ., -s·· Thetan . DollydSettlm· ... q ' ,heritBd. ,; The Senate thought Fortas was quallfted 1 to be an a11oclate Justice. Unless those whO are now doubUul about his fitness for ehlef JustM:e can come uP with some udy pertl· nent and substantial reasons for den)'ing con· ftfJI!&Uon, they wtil be shirking their bwn 'conltitutlqnal ohllgalloils by prolonged delay. · ~ay, some of them may turn out to be lame ducks themselves, come November. reaSOIIs advanced for hesitation the one most sievelike in ap. charge that a "lame duck" bas no business appointing a man he will hold lunf after the presl-'1' ..,.~ left his. Because o the vast lmporthe positioo of chief justice of the ~~~~~=~t~he:. ough~ to allow his successor l Air Bridge to Russia either a president is a president In ,, .-•- of the word until his last day In · or we are faced with the question of 'ioolih.Oiu•n and by what degrees an outgoing should begin relinquishing his conobligations, · be at the beginning of the four Jt . his last term? Or sUI: months later? appoint ambassadors but not chief For that matter, shouldn't Earl · ' suspend all business of the court until takespresidents over? for betterheoris,worse, ~:·~~:~~~~;whoever their lame-duck status bother r. I [!!).End of the ·Dreqm ... . , . . ,: ·, nee..ary 'electOral votes to ·the Republican , · : • · candidate; Rlith8rlotll B. Hayel. As long ••· th8 liltereste of the If~ ...d · •1,coincided with the Interests of !be, Ral))llllicail · party and nortbern lndustriali,lw," the Nelfo Wt MOt dot!t our llufl6e$1. We Mot had made real social, political and econolillc • ocratolltd our llttial ·lo ·!fad out ·hoto lo gains. . · · . elimitlote the Wt ·of·lhm (Negrotl). We By the 11801, holiever, the North was weary stuffed bollot ,..,,, Wt ahot thtm. Wt of the ·perennial problem of the Nelfo. Bual· art 1101 aohamtd ~It · ness• wanll>d a 1'etutl! to norml!cy. \In 1883, -~~ - ·Wtr~" Bea 'I'Dlmaa the Supreme Court deClared uncon.UIUIIonal ' the CIVIl lllchta Law of 1875, forbiddlitg dis· ReconstrucUun died alowly and In many crimination. ways, but the f1tal blow·came wiih the presiLeft oow to ltselt, the South went about the dential election of 18'18. process of de-RecunstrueUon. By fl!r . means A dispute over the vo"' coimt In South Caroor foul, peacefully or violen~1 the Negro was lina, Louisiana and Florida threw the electiPn to lie put back "In his plilce. Devious moth· Into the House of Representatives, where ods were used to prevlillt.NePs from vot, l~g. Terrorists of the Kb KIIIX Klan, Knights · Democrats mounll>d 8 fiUbusler. In return for his promise to remove the last federal troop& of lhe'White Camelia>lhe Red Shirts and other groups destroyed the homes and crops of of occupation, ·the South agreed to deliVer the ' ters. But we retain enough cunftdence in this country's intelligence services and the gond sense of the general public to feel they can handle this new challenge. The situatlun works both ways, and the Kremlin faces a substantial increase in American tourists, with all capitalistic lnftuences they may carry with them. Coffee, tea or milk? Or vodka, borscht and caviar? You can now pay your money-a sizable chunk of it-and take your choice. 11 ' ,. L .' ·,. ' • 1 ~.' • ', J-- ' Shame~ Shame~ National League W. L. PeL GB SL Louis ..••. !~ 32 .648 Atlanta •••••• 50 41 .549 9 ' ·RAY CRCJMLEY . Philadelphia ..• 46 42 .523 ll'h San Francisco. ,46 45 .505 1~, Cincinnati • •.•• 43 45 .489 h ·h Threats to LBJ Increase; ' Actual Peril Exaggerat,Jd ly RAY CloMLEY NEA Wmhington Cor11spon~ont i 1' .... •· TRUT!It;!! ·,, · mtiiNGER ·Tiwl .,.; Deer HolM: __ ,; •I . " ~~ • ' This ..,ms like It's out of box llllllber and a c:ird lllli!llt. , • "Amazlnl cmteallms," bu! I p. Ill¥ moollgl - lild Will!' ii ·: ;, 1118111' It's irlle. I lid· out a tho eautl88 to 1naka a ~ ·' "• JjOst ome box Caqj4 v " •' ' • ·· I e '" 111U.. · •,elllerday a letter ani"d ~ · ' 'i':' anower me. ll .l'1JU clon't half· 'Pi0 · IJ»,,GER A PI!ISOND;'! ,, ' from me In two ...Us, ,plotae datetlned Oldlboma. II~ ., ,, J1UI a "IV~ to--" .111 the ' 'Dear ~en: Ycu III'Obib!l · _,., as hlubond IIndo jill! ..,.'t ..........,. me, bat 1110 ' oveeylhlntr 1 do to •.~ bJm, 1111o1e • husi.tnd · and I _. "'!'·&et ~ J,etter. "lolllntr' l!er Iii a Jt(Uie.a ....... He ~ like • ~ '· t tooi Jour ICMca. lllld told<, a.e man •'11!1111 ' "married ~. 11oo irlldc drtYer my lloty.lle h..,_ yeara ,180- II, ~~~~NW-)¥ • ed me 111 IWil _ Q -kid restsurant J\l.t acrouJhe;!IOf, · oul the bode door and litO hla WASJUNGTON (NEA) Men Who wish to prove the violence of American IOCiety, the unpopularity of President Johnsoa or siqlply the lnlanl,ty of our age have reporll>d of late statistics allrled at proving a great fucrease in threats on the President's .life. Althotlllb most of the atatislics are valid, some are not and, in summary, they ten a lie. 'l'lle higher number of threats IIIII arrests recorded are largely the result· of locreaaed acwoman livlty by the Seer!!! Service. n II true !bat 1110 aumber of peraoDI arresll>d eaeh year fw ..realellilll the Preoldellt has iocreaaed thu Me per · 'I• Arrestl for ceat siDce the a11asliaatlan of President tllreate 1'014' fl'llll abollt 81 aJainat KeuedylllllacallJII to about as •Jalnat Prelidellt Jo!Qisolll!lllfl. , dar ".~cu.•could,tcela,·,..rt "''''·"irllel!• .lnd bt-U:.....,... !m•· • It haf been reported that six men climbed the White House c:allhlel:. II lunlod oul, to be a )II '1\li"waa 3tid Jlilj~~~ 'l !t""' fence last year bent on asoaasinatlng the President, that the bar lor men. . , hllPed ine 111 bacl! 10 Ill¥ pru. President last year received 12,1100 letters threatening his life, Well) 111i>rked asl':"hJer1or 1111 home too, snd 'he ~ '"'' that there are In the Secret Service ftles the names of 135,1100 about sbpnontha, uid then he 1110 once In 1 while bu! Wtore !W":r::~ ~ 0:,' ~~~::roo 81 poslible poten- . lllid I J¥'to ~ce with t h e Just friends. K1,ybe :_ - It Is true that about six men climbed over the White House c:uotomero, tor 50 ~a 1 donee. """" we both CUI loraet lots fence. Ali were reported mentally unbalanced after oblti'Va· ~ collected, !' never· 801 IDY Ill thlns• - II will be dillerlion. But as of this writing there Ia no eonc:rete evidence that malll1 Ill 11\l' ':!*"' Br 1tiat time W, Keanwhlle Pre .- a .,oo any of them meillt to ktil the President. 1 ..,., bow tefrlble he was, ~ Job and fool ~ ~ a. It Is true that Johuoa pi-obably reeetved 12MI ~aellpot I ooulm't pt· 1111,1'. He'd bee1 lllin." · letten last y-. Bill on ebeckillc "' lhlle ~ t,lle Giles me ".I tried td lillY oul Ill the Wbether this Ia a trua iJW tUt' could be eauldered aetul! tltreofuplas(lllt ilfudded bar. 1 · ' '"""DR. or im olaborats hoox 1'u ap to aome.,llalle•s tbu ft. · ·· ' , Ycu ialow what ~ next: ""'(If know, but 1 lbouil>l 10U. A majority of those arrested lor threatening the President From So cents a donee, It ._. rlllllaro IIOUid 1lke Ito --~~ are not b~ught to trial. Most ' ~ sent to paycbilotrlata or ., It wao ~ fcl.r the bsdn:wm. l'ilb - _ 11. · ' ·,, • mentl! inltiiUIIona for observatiOn and trealment. What could I· lo'l I tried to run 'J'hli culiiiim Is dlciiCitod Ill' Again, moat of tbese peopte are not .aerloualy ,hellev.ed to ,...,, bu! I iiiMt aet ~ wllh- , .'*"''I,Y llvlnl, 10 u, )'QI'n' bb~ be polenUI! alaas.ms. A man who !breateno b:f,Jetter or In out 1110n11 liid 1 _. a terrible · •- •·• · · taDrlng to tate the We of or lb8lct boc!Jly harm !be Pres). • , • · · . ..,. ..., lr<lublo or ·Juat p1IIIA "' dent can be found guilty of a threat tvell If he ·1!14 ilel.ther betlllas ...,. bo • • bbw to Iwrt treuhle · 101 1tel., I*P l'o6 · ' ·: the Intention or meana to ea,ry ~ the ' iilreat. "" noted with no~... tjilt 111o alii> .iloii'OII\f _..,;,.; . above, the aetual aer1ous verbal or 'lri1tteil threalll against !be l beaed lbo, .IIIIIIW ,lor the amullnc --..... A&lNU life of Johnson are now underatood to be rnnnlng at leu lhu , post .om~, hOI< from • irllcl< Hal• -~ 1n eire a1 t ~ 1 1 ·• 50 a year. ,Ill'I file .Ciblt man rvo -IIJIIII*'. · It is true that Uje Secret Service bi8 a ~ ·ftle ·of 10me- · _ . 'k J1!c1 '!!{ala ~~ lctnd • thing over 130,1100 peraoaa. But thNe &lea iliCI!IIIe thl rout1J1e · to mo. ~ II I llltlo IIN!can cbeckouw of men and W'Ottle!' 1111 Prellileat u Cobia to come lionlof """1 opd IIObGilr 'cans In ~ontact with ill a"'~-- f.lll 1 f!1 ~ own political what ~· to ,elA ao party an at socja1 tDd poUIIW llil4 4111Den ..x1 1on1 ,l't lbor, don't 111 1!1 '" ""· other m go. ....,..,. these are dlelL~ ..,omen wbo lib, biL • · ' . .. .. respect 81111 Want to help tile ~· >;W': . , · . I, baye' lilY ftloiivo'; ,Ia The ~ ·1Del1111e1 uwapapel!ilon 'Wilh Wblte HOUle passes. lbo ~· You'nl!l.l' 1a.t,Jiope z= r.m m:".rJ! s painting, the gadget to have is a well-filled wallet • • • The one oure way 1o keep feet on the ground IS barefoot. • • • wife says that, if we get at the lawn, she'll w -f>'!·:"' ua by cutting it herpower to her. • drl-. YDUR DENTAL HEALTH wui W.. the 12th century but not un• • til many centuries later did some Georgisns, probabJy sated with alcobolic hangovers and looldag for new ldckl, discover Its exhllfrat· ing effects, Some very lntete.tlng parBy WILLIAM LAWRENCE, D.D.S. lies or happen lng, calll>d Ploa.Oheipme:,ether frolics were lhen taldng Prealdenf m•u. a trip to a eU Wilen 1111 ol tbem ·nve-1$ Deer Raodlrl: . ' •• Someoae unce painted out has been a profound hope of place In Georgls and other IOIIIewhere ill tile~ ot 1.«19 J101..,1l81Wlnrlde. Tblslaa .' ,'NOW lt.canl!e.llllc!'' that lhe first operation under mankind. But it took many parts of the ~uth. A few The trutli of !be matter 'II thl.l. After ~· OUIPblalioD It cui1UJ111. .. ~.....-~~ lettet ' deep sleep anesthesia was thousands of years before the whiffs of ether were enougb done by the' Lord. In the third · next painless operatioo under to send you to PJ-ure Land. President Kenae!!J. the Seem Service wu ~ to.'lllult 'i--:-"""':'_.;.....;..,-~~....-:----------~.., chapter of Genesis, it says, deep sleep anestbe.sla was reBut, as was Inevitable, " ... the Lord caused a deep corded, and this occurred un- someune took an overdose which 8 few yNn'tiack dlponltel OD ~10m.: l ' ' .. brother's boat ·sleep to fall upon Adam, and der circumstances peculiar and instead of a1 jag this rev- one mllllrt thln1t 'of llllereit, JIOW ~vu 011 a ayatelllllic slept; and He took one of enough to have pleased even eler fell down 'deild.'' thine own has huls tliouaiids of uporfi from 1110 DeflliH ,lntelUpace his ribs and then closed the Dr . Tim Leary, the psyche· A doctor was called but, by · Agency, !be l'edllra! Bureau ol Invutlaa!loeli' tbe vepartniant shore. -Hindu flesh ." delle dilly. '· the time he arrived an hour of state,, tbe;'Pl!i ~ Departmint. tbe iliml atkill and Since then, relief from pain Ether was synthesized In later, his patient aw4kened, lfllura!IYUCII Ser\'ICe aild atate'iad loCal ~ ~,, ' I apparently nune the wotae for, bis experience. Dr. Crawford Long In Jef- 20.- • :yor. 'IWI .,.,.. d allllf • ,.... ailct · " feriOII, Ga., heard of tbl.l Inci- . ei ...~IIIUil,JJa.,aUII. ~· · .' . ' ••' dent and began OlpOrimentlng l As lilY ~~av.Hgat« • • fOld ~Den~R .fa dlta with ether. Onee, wblle under normaUy II,IIOuld hrlitc a nl · ' l llcnaH .Ill IIRNII, .Vill !• the Influence, be severely with no ..:tullllli:reaiiiiiD threala. < "· · ' • "l · · ' , bruised his leg. Wben he soNowitm&f'M ·~~~,...~- ~~ i bered up, he did not rememf more wltll .. ~ p(e'v!Ouf . :1 pnsl~. \llilt tliere ber either bruise or pain. hard~ ot ~ thla Jt· "1- ,,·;whllll tile . Thus <lid Dr. Long "clio· i111q "tbreat." -· ·: "' ' . .- . . I cover" e~r and coine to UDo- ~ ' · " .,. ~ !,I _, '. ' <.•l! , · · ~~ ~r · , . deratand its J!l'eper use. It ···:~l '-/.' •I •.' was he who ~ per. ~" ,·.·' . formed the lint r surt- ~.' &lcal operation In the biatoey · ·~ _,' ' ' of the world (barring Uli! . , ·~ ., Lord:s) under generl! ·- · · ·~ •'• •l thesia. Q-d.DGfa II '9" 1 The year was 1142, IIIII tl!e ·') grtot 4• wftr ' 4 h•l#l'l> • bperatloa wlll'!llitlne ""oulb: --·· 1:]"> •,· , lancing a bOU~ · , -r -·-' • ' Surgery Without Pain Was Slow Development 'lciiiCbiliai "'*' lt=·="~~~Y~~OI41ttbe . ~ . .. :t:"~ue:.. ,~..,~~Ol= =:· · a·E~'~nn11rs·.,. ,· wkt he ...~~-:.F.:.:t·::.:r==~~kt::rt:= ·.u= •• are w- · ,·- · . . · * · . Chicago •• 0. 0.45 48 .484 15 New York. 43 50 .462 17 Pi"sburgh 42 49 462 17 "" ''' · • ' Loa Angeles· .. 42 50 .457 17112 0 'elmetoliiellloJeatiuo.Ffait. ' 11 I 'dkib't ,know 1illoilltf It , , ,true or nfil, but I wruta to ilia: 'i.. my ~~ =-' -::::::;::":- ~ - - - - f ••• Hooston • •.. • ,39 53 .424 21'h 1hursday's Results New York 3 Pittsburgh 0 Los Ang. at Cln. ppd., rsln Atll'ota 1 san Fran7 3Hooston st. Louts 0 01111 games scheduled •· · game," ..ld 211-yeor.:old Tam Seaver of the New York .Mots after )10 bea{ lhe ·Pitllhlu'gh Pirates S-O ThW'sday night and recluc'!d Ida ERA to l.Sl. "Tho wino come and go tiut 1 Juat try to pitch weD." . "Winning Is better," cOIIl· av~rages under two ' riUls a Flec·k man IS Back e · 7), .. 11 you doJI't mind I'd rather .,0 ;t 'til il freeoe....and skate on 11!" p• Irates Bu,mp .Off Today's:.r;: :i':hers · Oaidand (Oclom 7-4) II Mlnneoota (Merrill $-10), 9 p.m. Baltimore (Bunler 1..0) at !)e. troiCalt(!Lolllch 7(Br-5), 8p.:!'-9) Chi ornla uuet""'" at caao (Priddy t-4), 9 p.m. Washington (B. Howard 0-4) It Boston (Pizarro 2-0), 7:30 . p.m. Cleveland (Tiaut 15-5) at New li'he P!raies bumped off the York (Petenon ~. 8 p.m. Yankl 10 ~ and the Tlgera edged S&turday'a Games Ooklard at Mlmesota lhellodgoro 4-3inPomeroyBoys' Cali !or nil &t Chlcaao ~~ baseboliBobgamea this weekk. ·-•-hurler · Eason struc Baltimore at Detrw~t at New. ~ork out seven and tuued r'two free Cle~tand •• Boston psaaeo In hts wtn ove pitcher W.shi -••11 •oo-· Nt;XT1 'ne Nepo ~ · . , · ,, Leadmg • Agam • SAN ANTONIO, Tex. (UPO- ~'"::n.ngond~~t'''::! 'I ' ' ,, mented 29-year-<lld JUII) Mar1 •·• 1 th •·- Fr 1 ••- o e ~· one aco Glanta, otter· he pitched a four· hit 3-0 triumph over tho st. Louts Cordlnals. , "Winn!Dg Is the IIIIDe of lhe pmO: SliD, Seaver, Jerry Kosomo and Nolan Ryan ore lhe lhree belt )'OUDg pttdlen I've ever aeen on 0110 team," Marlchal added referring 1o the Meta' 11ne star~ Seaver hia only an &.II lost ·ro'co~ hut his l.Bl ERA Ia "' the third loweot IDlOI1I starting pltchers ·ln the Nadonal ~ Marlchal ·bas a2.3ll!RA, whtcb r!lllks ellhth,among NL starting pltchera, but hia WOD<losl record Is a brtillant 17-4 and he ball . good cliance lo becODIO the first 31111ame winner In the maJor 1 - • since Dizzy Desn in 1934. 18 T earns · Remam • 1n· of !leatUe, Wash. , Pat Jervis, who has nac ., •et achieved I'Olta thst _,. • ··reporiMa to Ilk him about his -tea ol pttchlrw, lllmed Ina two-hitter to give the Al1llll>l BraWl$ 1 7-1 trlUIIIilh over tf\8 Hooaton Aatros to ThUreds¥~s only Oilier NaUonal League pme. Loa Anplea at Cincinnati woo rolned out and lhe Oilier teoms were not scheduled. 1n the American League, lhe · Detroit Tigers belt tho Ookland Athletlca 3-1, the Cbtcqo \Vhllll Sox delealed lhe t!awmore Orioles 2-1, the Minnesota Twins whiJ>ped the BooloO Red Sox 7-2 and the New York Yaokeel scored a 4-l triumph oWtr the inence a yeer aao when, as an amateur, he grabbed a twostroke lead in lhe llrst round of the u.s. Open. That's an history now and although he led after the third round, too, he laded bodly in the ftnsl round and llnlshed In 1 tie for 18th. Toda,y, Mart.y F1eckmln's back in the sppt. light- again with a two-stroke to break - · but seven albers came in at even par 70. These Included , lonner champ AI Geiberpr, ldUler Barber, Dan Sikes, Charles Coody, Johnny Pott, Frank Boynton and Leurie Hammer. pre. toornament favorites Jack Nicklaus &nd Billy Casper stayed In contention wtlh 71 ard 71, respectively. Arnold Palmer, lead, this time jn the Orst rowxt who has never wm the cove4ed of lhe 50th PGA championship. PGA chaiiiJiionshjp, also ohoi a F1eckman, now a promiaing 71. Defending champloo Don professional with 18 long 1 Jamary "'was tar back at 78. Fleckman waa not worri ed 1' that h1story would repeat Itse"" "I feel no pressure about being the leader.'' he said. "Am Yankees will battle the GallipoUs Indians in a 7 o'clockcontesL !our hits. the Gallipolis Yankees took a 3--1 fir st Inning lead, but fell Hubbard had two hits for the wimers. bogey-bogey finish, and a three three In a row, agaiTUit a single In lhe Pirates-Yanko game, ~troke lead over three olhersbogey, He opened his onolaught AndY &gllah ·went tho route on 'U.S. Open champion Lee when he chipped in from 2> feet th wl Plr Trevino, Mason Rudolph and lor a birdie on the 437~ard, par e moond lor the nntng • ates and Jimlted the Yanks to part-time tour player Don Bies two secOIXI hole, Then he Cordi,.., For the winners, K. Henry had lour hits in five trips. Ad· klns, who allowed but three hits, was the winning hurler. Boster started on the mowKl !or the losers. He was relieved Drawmg·s tior pony •!.: GENERAL ELECTRIC ~~ di~ICK §~Ill . Q-1• Whot citll fDiil the U.S. Soldhrt' llome ~~~ ..t®lflhed? u~WIIshinJ(on,l D.C., "" .,..,. .b 3 !JOt. ts . ' ·... to make • home'7n · valid and dlaaliled IOII!krs. ·, ,, Less than ·36" wide! -.,.-......... WAKE UP PERISTALSIS . • flwt aaJWbere. 11$1'1-lce llllljrnllDOUt. .....t111t for dell...," by Day. HoUand, Evans and Cox got the three Yankee 1\its, Adkins faMed 12 Yankees. In the nightcap, dte Syracuse -TI'I'·IlD '579 (BAHR CLOTHIERS) FREEZER FREEZER ' .. CO"Nfi,NUES~~.,· 20'o TO SO~o .... 12 Cubic Foot UPRIGHT S199. SJ99 15 CHEST Also Available In These Sizes :: ;-r. ' •!! ' At Comparable L~w Prices 16Cu. Ft. Upright•20cu. ft. Chest ta cu. ft. Upright•2s cu. ft. Chest Men and Women's Wearing Apparel ----CLOTHIERS 992-2238 202 2ND AVE. . MIDDLEPORT, 0. REDS KEET PIIILLIES CINCINNATI (IJPI) - D a V e BrhtiOI, mlllliiPf ot the Clncln<1111 ~.. will PrObably call upllll AnWo tolllrlagsinatRick .. (8-3) In toe~~~'• game .. st the Philadelphia Plllllles ' ~.,. IIJIIIIe Ia the iltarter <A a lll)'lltilll\11e ~·· '!bur~· II with .,_Loa~eUlod.: ..... .... ppJtponed by heaV)' Hla.olllthe ~CIV. ,)I-to · bo f't~~tcl at I ·date: ' :·: .... COMBINATION REFRIGERATORS an• . Act NOW on thq PlYMOUTH of your choice ... · .Ge( a year-end buy that's truly unbeatable -~- .. ,\I,, FINAL CLEARANCE ON '68"$ ' .f' L£W 0 Sieve Miller opened oo the IU 8:30, it will be the Pt. Plea•· hill lor Point. He was relieved ant St eeIwor kers agaI nst the by Ri ck KJnnaJ-• •u. Both fanned Pomeroy "-'-s 14 Glanta • The Gla nta coli ec led ~- • In -ur••••'s •-st contest fi 111 awvv uc • ve hlts. Cbuck Marshall, Jet! Rldgwa,y, and Ignored the roosting 92- 1 have mol'e confidence now in behind 11-3 after three innlngs Georp Carper and Tim Bearha, degree heat Thursda,y to shoot a what I'm doing than when 1 of pla,y as Clt.y lee and Fuel ad- . each a single. llodgor players lour-under.psr 66. played the Open at Baltusrot." VRnced in tournament play. That gave the muscular, 24A late ·starter, F1eckman year-old Texan a tw<>-shot calmly look the light and tricky advantage over Frank Beard, Pecan Valley course in stride who carvOO out a G8 despite a 11fith ftve birdies, includi~ :;;_:. ·• Marlchal, ;; h o squared hla play, Syracuae got two In lhe ll!etlme IWte with the f·$ sewnth oo hlta b,y Mlck Asb, II 15-15, pltehed Ida 131h . • . J~.HOObardP!. , Klwaanlnds Rand.YscoredLipoocs-e cQDIPiete game alit! 19th In ~3 ... , .,, w.~w. starts tbla season. He aiJo on two walks and a balk. oontribuled a r~&scortng alnsle Denny Houdaohell started on the mound lor Syracuse. He wsa relienod by Ash, who was ere- 1- - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -.. diled with the win. Both fanned 10 Klwanilns. They gave~ only wit I .llftA....,Q Eighteen teams remsined in contention lor the loth amual ~'!"r creek Llltlale Lealago~.~st~ uau tournament ter st 'll6" s action which found the P!. Pleasant Cl\y· Ice and FUel dumping the Gallipolis Yankees 14-3while the Syracuse Glllllla slipped by Pt. Pleasant Kiwanis, 3-1. This evenlng, the Middleport four hlto. Ertgllsh liDDed 10 and birdied No. 3 with s six-rooter and No. 14 with a sevot>-loot Giants eliminated Pt. Kiwanis walked five ao Yaokee lrurlera in extra innings, 3-1. The score Jfll McKinney, Ken Mankin and putt. was tied 1~1 alter regulaUon Mark Werry struck out seven Today' aAllProheble Pitchers and -•k~ Times EDT "~ - three, r~!!!!!!!!!!=!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!========!!!!=====!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Pittsburgh (Mooee 3-il) at AtPirate bitten were Dan Stone 1111111 (Reed~ 8•05 ... with a home run and single, SarChlcaao (Jerudn; at Lot_ ·ver and Dillard each a double Angeles (Osteen 7·13), 11 p.m. and E}lgltsh and Pat SOUlsb1 a Drawings ror an Invitational PhUadelphla (Wise 6-5) at Cio- atng!e apiece. Yam hitters were Pony League tournament at the clnnsU (Arrigo i-5), 8:05p.m. Werry with a dooble and oingle, <uracuse Municipal Park wlll Hooslon (Wilson ' 6-11) at Son ~-~000 a double and Munldn "' a _..,e be held Tuesclay at 8 p.m. at Franclaco (Perry 6-7), 11 p.m. The Tigers and Pirates are '11le Dally SonUnel office, M&. N~~.Yo~~ (Joc~m 2..() ~t ·Sl" tied for lhe lesgue lead and chanlc st., Pomeroy. ·.. . . 9 Lo!l!~ !W~s~ '7-3l, p.m. 1 piey..tr pn,0 ori Moilcllij. ;,m'"" Enl!'l'111t!teams•wnrw-reqoil'' . saiufda,y 8 GIIJ!les determine thewlmorotthecham- ' ed lo PII.Y a $10 entJ>y fee to tour'Pittsborgh at Atlanta, night pion hlp • oament manager Bob Wingett by 8 , Chicago II Los Angelea, nlsht ' the e.,.nlng ollhe pairings. !Philo. II Cincinnati, nll!llt · All teams of the Metgs-Gsllla ·Houston at sao Francisco F1iht Results POD)' League, and some oilier New York It st. Louis B.Y United Preaal:rtel'nltional area southeastern Ohio squads, 1 LOS ANGELES (UPO- Ernle are ellj)ected to participate. Lopez, 1461;1 • Los Angules, Rasters wUl consist ol15 pla,ylllternallonall.eQle Slandlngs By United Pren 1Dterb8tlonal stqJped Hedgemon Lewis, 14Sih , ers, none or whom are to have W. L. Pet. GB Hollywood, cant (9). Ron reached their t5th birthday b&ToiedO 51 ~ .560 Harris, 140% • Detro!~ UUWoinf. fore August!, 1968. Boys of Ltt.ltochalller t6 C ,523 3'h ed Pulga Sorrano, 142, TUuana, Ue League 188 will be permitted CGlwilllua 44 43 .:506 5 Max. (10). lAIII!¥ Brice, 118, · on teams In cases where !here Jackionvule 45 U .506 5 Phoenix, Ariz., stopped Aleian- 1s a need to fill oot rostersc MIDDLEPORT, OHIO LoUioville 45 45 .500 S'h · tiro Lopez, 118, Tl,iusns, Mex. TenlaUve plano oaU for the SYracuse 43 44 .494 6 (2). tOUI'IIIIDOnt to begin on Jul7 28. Bu!Wo fS 48 .473 7'h Rlctiiilond 40 51 .440 11 'I'tlltsda)'1 a ReJUltll Rocheater at Toledo potrtpooed, roln · $yracuse 6 Buffalo 5 JackiKilvllle 6 Louisville 4 Richmond 5 CGtumbua 4 :io) :1~~===~~~;,1 •PLUMBING !'! Tho~· n'!..;.:!~':onlyone• Kyger Creek Tourney · ::O~r:!::"" 1ntheonly drive as there is on the circUit, tamed the treacherous terrain BUl Chaney otthel)odge~s. C:· of Pecan Valley Country Club's ey~~~:~~~~ .,..:re ~son: 7,096-yard, par 35-3 5_ 70 layout getting hits were Larry Coleman with a pair ot singles, Greg McKtnn'ey, a home run, and ,............, Tink Diehl and Phil Oh· '"''--, Unger, a single each. ' " By FRED DOWN Yankees ,, The Sportsmen of This Country Will Be Very Unhappy with You~" , ,,• ll!aturlt)' with anothor.s-ome Court d~on .II! ~ uJ,>!IoldlnJ the lliiell'ine of "..Pilllte but equl!. ~ · 1· · v · , : There was aepa~aUon, blif no jQuall!y.-Jn every sphere of lift, and even' ill de~th. two ' socletlel wete created: with the Nearo ll( the JnfOrliir role . .Nelroies were liarred 'from ' Polf· tics; from achiloli, from jobs, from b!.lll-1, from cemeteries, frOm soc:ial -tact ,with whites, almcill !roll' the hun>¥ race. . )'or a Ume In· the '901, )1001' 'whites and Ne1 ero.• made common, cayae ' ill the POpuiJJt P•rty, a Iarmer,' I mo\'emenl This, too, was eruslied by .lljjl white supremac:iau. The. first year of the' 2ltli .eent1117. ·fOCOl'lled 107 lynchinss of Negroes tn the. l!ou,!D·, · .~ .1: Chicago 2 1 Miooesoll.illo!ICO!l2 Detroit 3 Ooldlnd 1 Now York 4 Waoh. 1, night Onl)> pmea scheduled :) JnUmldat6d, whipped,' tianaed ··.:.;..~ , · ~Iilii 'No · s at the stake. · ~ :Jim~~. horn 'In !he '1101 ~4 e~~~~e.to . Ne.-,.a, .... ~"!\. ~· .;z .' ~lllilore . Times Square and Red Square are now just 1010 hours ·~-plus circling time walling for a landing slot and commuting time to and from the airports. Direct airline service between New York and Moscow (ooe round-trip U.S. flight ~ week1 one Russian) would have come about long ago had it not been for cold-war ani· mositles. Some may still fear that allowing Soviet AeroHot planes to land oo U.S. soU represents one more instance of the erosion of America's wtil to resist International com· munism, if it does not provide an aclnal expressway for spies and other nasty charac· '' ·a··.ri~.·~h·al Stops . Car~s ;] 3~ .-0 . · VPI ~rts Writer A YOUIW pro ~ 10 ollt. pro ~Pfl!!" ' !heir !968 ,Jiitchln& foais by. di~nt standardo, allhoush each reopects the ather's point of view. . "lvhot we're aU strlvtDg !oris to• , keep our earned riUl ~--.Q,.,~ •0 • ' I . B1 United Presa lntar(llllonal American League w. I. PeL GB DetroiL ..... 58 33.637 8 .i: CIBaolvetlm . land '' · · •52 1 •559 · 71 49 ore · · · · • 9 · 557 Boston • ·• · • · •46 42 •523 1 ~• MlMOsota .... 43 46 .4!3 14 Ookland. •.. ' •. 43 47 .478 14'h New York ..... 42 46 .477 14'h· C&lilornla • • '• .42 47 .472 15 Chicago. ; • • ; .39 48 .488 11 Washingto~ •• ·, .3.1 51 .356 25 Thutsday's. Reaulta I· ,, ' l '- • ·, . ' ~ '· ' ·~!'~' - . '~' ~ I• ,. ·•. ', ~ .! ' k; , �'~ i~~~~il~~r;~:~ o.. Frldll'. ie. IH8. 'Yashin.gton Window. . . Speculation Warms on JJi'r~~h 's Ne,w Backup:: ~ ·,!1·,·,.~ Juljl ~ j\ll'l~ ~ :r ~ ' MAI>1)N _ ..... ~r'l:aJJ I --' · ' · PICTURE you to look at our of granite mom>· of distinctive deoip are meant to u perpetual """'rda olll!l who have lived us. Let thanand the choice of an apij,)l>riate monument that fit your picture to co. I Me-at WASHINGTON ' (lJPI)..: the world 0! politico. ., ~laUoo Starts , Foi!Ucal milondlll Ia. brutally But a a soon as he was bsaten, brief. It lasts. OlllJ: long -l!h tD coont the votes and - ' the the speeulaUon started. Who would aucoeed Kuchel aa lha electlon •er<llcl. So It Ia witb Sen. Thomas Republican "whi.Pu-the 111mber Kuchel o! Cllllornla, • llklllle two man In tho Sensto's GOP liberal lawmaker who ran !DID a hlerarcl\r. All the speculation starl8 tidal wave or conservatism on the West coast and drowned. !rom the premise that Sen. He was beaten In the Republi- EvereU M. Dirksen will harnllly can primary by Dr. Max defeat his Democratic _,en( In November aod lhat hla Rafferty. There were a lot of Senate politlon as Senate Republican Republicans- possibly more ol leader Is secure. From time to time, there II them than Democrats-*"" disagreed with Kuchel's phllooo- talk aboUt challOIIIOS ID the Jily. But It Is unUkely any o! Dirksen leaderahlp. But pragmatic Republicans In them wanted to see the ebullient Clll!ornian exiled !rom the 5el\llte tend ID acc..,t the lnevltab!Ut.Y o! another Dlrkoen term as leader and now are wondering about a successor to the No. 2 man. Much of lhe speculation FOR ALL OC(:ASIONS centers on 6S.year~ld Sen. Roman Hruska of Nebraska, a We wire flowen everywhere 14-yesr.old veteran of the Senate and posslbly the closest 992-2039 conlldant Dirksen has. (IR NIGHT 949-2951 Legal Mind Hruska, an allable man, Ia Pomeroy Flo-r Shop completely colorless In contrast W. Main to Dirksen or almost anyone else. Often called the legal mind MRS. MILLARD VAN METER FLOWERS behind Dirksen's leadership, he is, If anything, more l.'Onserva· U•e and probably less pliable than the current GOP leader. bnportant to lhe Republlcons, however, is that a Dirk.senw Hruska combination would effectively shut out the younger, more moderate and liberal Republicans in the Senate. To counter this, Sen. Hugh Scott of Pennsylvanlo aald recently he ~'may"' seek the Kuchel post. Like Kuchel, Scolt is considered a RepubUcan Uberal. A former Republican national chairman, Scott was nrat elected "' the Senate In 1958. art. neUher Hruska nor Scott really represent a consensus of Republican senators. Hruaka can carry the old timets and the newly elected oonaenatlves. Scotf .euofit<GI&bi.ekllll ol-lha Kuchol4,)tle liberals who are much more vocal than tllme~ rous. ol .r ~' '' NEW FIAT 850 SEDAN o. . ,. SIEAK . HO.USE 11)1 United Press Jm.rnatlonal . , CINCINNATI (lJPI) ' - T h 1 Ohio Lloaa E;ye FoWl.tauoq Thureday presented a·•U.IJ9o Pa1llolo&r J.ab. orawey of lhe !Jn!vorslh- ot Cincinnati Medical Canter: '1110 11101101 was rilaed from odnlr:IC butlono from Qhlo'l 20,000 Llona club mehlbero. . · The Ohio Uono E 1 e Reaearch Fouodslion also helpa to support e.ve departments at Ohio !late Unlverslt,y and Case Western Reserve Un!Yerlit,y. Its gifts ID the Unlverol\)' of Clnc!Matl '"'" total $ll0,000. gUt to lhe ~e ROTC Training PT. PLEASANT - Samuel D. Littlepage, son of Mr. aod Mrs. Samuel D. Llttlepsp, 2905 Chandler Drive, Folnt Pleasant, a student at West VIrginia Unl. versity at Morgantown, is attending Army Reserve Officers• Trairil.ng Corps summer camp. The eoune began June 15 at lndlaniDwn Gap Military Rooorvation, AnnvUle, Pa. Upon succeufU.l completion ol summer camp and graduation !rom college, he Is eligible tD be commissioned as a second lieutenant In the U. S. Arll\Y. Cadet Littlepage Is a 'l'Ombor of Phi lfl!!llA JlliPJ>i'.fralernliJ. NaileD!~ , G. AD lUI. Pel. AIOO!. Pit 80 2111 24. 113 .331 • ~. Cln 81 331 56 109 .329 ·.' FtQCJd, .st.L 91 384 53 12J .3) 5 · / . J~ ·CIJIS~ 359 56 113 ':ats:· · MlljAn. Ala 79 301 ~ 93 .309 . Haller, LA 84 281 17 86 .3~ Glote, NY 80 258 22 79 ,306 st~ub. H~ 91 au 35 104 .~05 . '~zer li9'!11tal; Vlilttnghoora Htbits, Cln 79 318 22 l6 .302 H and 7-8 ·p.m. Pai-li!ita Anon. Phlla 18 21s 43 .83· .;102 lllf'edlal!'lca Ward. · • American League · . • Admluloiii .. G, All. R. 11. Pet. Mra. Frild Facemire, Sr., 1222 Y<llldiY. O&k '17 247 31 74 .300 Ave.; M;rl B. Rd>orU, u.r<l&n, Bos 71 271 42 80 .295 '· Queeri )li;o &eel; Mrl • ..John w. carew, Min 62 2S3 27 ~s .292 HaniOii, Rl. ,2 PatriDt(l!fa. forYolza!d. Bos 86 283 49 81'.286 . lis J. Bunch, Bidwell; Mrt. HortOn, Del 82 288 H 82 .286 Ill' E. Ratll1r, Bt. 2 Vlntoa; lllolOllYA, Min 89 336 39 95 .283 vln J, Kirby, R1. I Galllpolla; Uhlndr, Min 88 240 33 96 •282 Jaffrey Childers, Now Haven; F.Hwd, Wash 87 326 40 91 ,279 Mrs. Dale L, Smith, Pl. PleaoWhite, NY 88 319 49 87 .273 ant; Mrll. CIIYin R. oOw!lll, MidFregool, Cal 87 330 44 89 .270 , .. Two Treated for i: l '· qtion <!laue of Barry's contract. RACINE Ph. 446-2420 Now the Warrlora are COO· Mr. and Mrl. Did< and !""'"_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _""'!"_ _ _ _ _ _ family o1 Goiu,alta I!IJI!II c;n,; Home Runs senators 26; Hortoa., Tigers 23; Harrelson, Red Sox 20; Jackson, ·, Former Barber ·' Wife Killed In Accident· ~· day l!llh Mr. and Mrs. F.rClelllld. Their dsual'dl', Klill, along a'n Escort. WERNER . RADIO & TY 111 SOUD ITATE "TIKI AIIYWIEil" n returned ixJ1ne ·..W. lhem apendlng aeveral day• htra With her grant\>arellto. Mrs: Marl!ll'ot Houdalhelt, ·accompanied bl relatives In Foinoroy, altended lbf WU.l. ~ . autday In Lanealler. · ii&e- .Fali-.Jolu' · ' ' Rt. 1 South Rt. 1 Ironton; l!oninaton. Bono, ' loll't.. .Heri!tri T, Jonea, .llak Mrl. Forall E. Roticlr,.Rt. ~Oak IUli; · · Jinel K. McMabla, Hamden• . , , Birth . · Mn. Dale L. Slnlth, Pl. Pleasant, 11011, 12:58 a.m. Friday. Dlachai-goa . . •, I , ' !SAND\VI¢tl . . ro)' R. McKnl&hl, Mrs. Jobn J. Mullin•. Mra. Allen o. Myero. • Mrs. John E. Ord, Mra. c... 'PariOIII, E4ward G. FAwardi, A's 15; Powell, Oriolea, FreePT. PLEASANT :._ A han, Tigers aod Oliva, Twins 14. Malon County barber, Wlrt H; !lni, Mrs. Warren c. Thacker, Runs Batted In ' Love, 67, and hie dauiibWr, Mrs. Mrs. Golden R. Waiaon, MrL NetNational League: McCo•ey,GlLola Druid, fl, boCh ol Btl- Ue F1eemlra, Mrs. Ruaaali'Ho!ants S9; Allen. Phills 54; Perez, noldsbUr& 0., were killed Wed- linger and Infant aon, !olio. HuReds, Har~ Giants and II. Aaron, l!pada.Y In ab IIU!omobUe ace!- bet1 ' PatteriOII and· lpiant Braves 53. !""~· · . dau&llter, Mrs. David B. ~raaue American League: Harrelson. Mr. Love wu a son ol.lha lnte and Infant dauJ!hter. Red Sox 67; F. Howard, Senators :charles F. and NU!JIIe Greer · 65; Northrup, Tigers 55; Powell, Love and a allier of Mr•· Jamea Orioles 53; Horton, Tigers 51. E. Marlh o1 911 Norlli Main Pitching . ' Street, Pl. PleaiiiJt;. aod 1 - - .· National Lequa: Marlchal, Gi· aln CJf Mra. Jolm Greer of Pl. ants 17-t; Regan. Cubas-2; Blass, Plsasant IIlii hao BOYaral oth- · Pirates 7-2i Koosman, Mets and er dlot.ant relatives In ibe area. Glbsoo, Carda iZ.5. Mr. Love Ia al oo aurviYecl In American League: McLain, TI· addition ID hlo slater, M r a. gors 111-2;' -John, White Sox 7Marlh 117 hlo wile, GlaL\Yo, a 2; Tlant, Indians 15-5; Sarrtlago. dsul!hter, Mrl. PhYlliS Cbaplln Red Sox 9-4; Hardin, Ortolea 11· of Clllfomla; one 1011, Jack Love 5. •Of California; two brothers, AusUn and Opher Love, hoth of Co- DISCIIARGID: MUiard Flock, Charlo-; Georse Bai<IIO Pl. Ploaoant; Sharon 1m& Pl. Plusant; CGMie 1m& Pl. Pl..-; Addle Ohlinger, Nowllavm~;Mra. WOllam WUUama, MI. AltD (ex. plred). A.dti~M.fmlillll' "'en Will'am I I S P. J. Pauley '" ~· j WILLIAMS _. ,. · . .-i. PAULEY N'AII·o···· ·wiDE · 2141, 2ft,d Tho FlYO Folnt Star Stltehers 4-H Clllh enjoyed a family !lui · ouUIII Juljl 14, Ill ~ bOme of Mr. and )llro. Woodrow Mora. Tho day .... aplllll ploJini bukelball, baseblil, and horiO· lboea. Molt ol Ill, It wu a aet1ugetber for Parenti, advloOrl, ' IIlii membera. At t O'clock chlck«< barbecue prepared and served by !be llrls ol the dub. Attending were iti.m.r., >. ""'-·""" N · • II ... ~loll~~ ..• a: PLEASANT VALLEY HOSPITAL ADMITTED: Michell Nowlin, Apple Grove; J. H. Farley, Pl. Pleasant; llor)ald Humphre,vs, Pl. Pleasant; Marilyn Ruasell, Pt. Pleasant; Mra. Norman Henry, Galllpolll. Ferry; Angelo Campbell, Pt. Plaaaant. . L~ and Mrs. Steve lloby, the former Soian llarrla, of Lampoe, Callt and Mr, IIIII Mrs. Robert Harris of Col11111bu1 WID opend the weekend lo Mlddiii)01'I with R. W. llarrla, Sr., and other ralsUvoa. U. Roby Is 111tlonecl ~~ tho va-ra A I r Orderly,.... Angela R. Baker, Mrs. bella ilenuey, Mro. John Follrod, Ste· phanle GIYen, B r y a n K. Gordner, Mrs. Johll D. Jl. vldln, Nallia Johnlon, J e U- Thomas A. fttes, ThO lteY. Lin- · former '.0.. u• ._ st.ebbln.o,' David F. ~' m--- . I ' \ ., ns '·,, ' Mr. and Mrs. Roy llol\ol' and family, Mr. andMra.lleldYOUIIIJ. and family, Mr. aod Mro. Earl Dean a a d 81rla, SaiiJiel Mlehaels and twlna, Mr. and Mro. Woodrow Mora and family, Mr. aod Mrs. John A. Jolferi and daullbter, Stevo Frost, Mr1. Ralph Chapman, and !Uo aod Joan COwde~. .. Just ". ' Chew the BEST in the v-. .. '• News For AD NaUona" Dlotrlct coolerenco Ausual 1-4 In Watt Powell Park. AD aoaalona are 1ree and open to the pW!Ic, with no colleellona being takan. .EI.ectric ·Water" HeOiei Wlm"m ' Allbotllb lbe New Enl)an4 law autborlllng wampum ill legllj tender :wu repialed Ill· tell, It wi'1 atJil UIIICl .u cur· Ume of tbe •• ~ down .,10' lbe .,,n Revolution ind Into lbe 19th ceatury In a,ome places. • •• . • • ' • ' servlcea .hoth fl an athllle and as • perlfOII wilh llhllll;)- .. _ , . . plhlle lntlreat. ' Barry· a p-eduate ol the ;• SPE. . Cl·AL ' ' . ' ·• per am- • and children, Denllla, Jefr, Joy, Muy aild Jtmmy, hove retur"' ed trom a 'week'• ft.ettlon at Myrtle Beach. ~- 5 ,Roberl Carulhera arriv- ed Moixiay IIIOI'IIIng lor a ao. day ftlr!Ough with hll wife, the fllrtnor DliDe Van Coolie!', aod blo. parenta, Mr. and Mra. ftd>. art caruihero, Sr. lie hao apent the past i2 -IIIGIIIba In Vlatnam clurllll which Umo he wao wounded twice. . Mro. Thomao Eber•cb and children, Ralllly and Katrina of Is Celebrated 4 Dr. Sedan. Aulo. 'l'rull. P.S. 52 .. . . (iaJ,on · '' • ·~· f Dr. - . . ~tie 'i'nl"- Power Steel>Jlrlll8s. Cllol.. or ~ ..,. -·~ Extr& Polrer . pico. . ·'ll.,..n·•l•c· · . • ' l!"*tior• PS, PB~ 1\T• , · ·67 /~lrysler , , ' .. ' ; j.. t, I ' . "' ., I ""· I .· ~ :-·'·r·. . . ' ' .F . •' • ' ' ' '' ' . ,•' .' • , ' ·'' ~~.~- ~ ~,_..p-.o&lbd.~O.t·e~.,.t;•. . ( 6410Ca.l ~~ tw:r ~ .• • ' ' I ' . ·20· I '', ' I ' 1962 Mercury Dodge ~ . . ~· I'> Ton Plckur. 6 cyl. Std. 3 spd. $895 1942 TriDS: ·H•.Iawllngs "GH)0'$0LDES'i' I)ODGI ~1r · .. ~ S. s-ncl Ave. M)illi,:lit, o.< . Plckonl, E2ler Plckena and Orlo Rolrt.......,.. -• oened Ill thO last mMiinc ol the duo. . Eboralach • j "' • ' y ' ' . • dQ 111 _~ 23. . •· Tbo !llcliird Ke.- flilliil¥ pi Port al!IIOii ..... ~ .the 'I ' teroon, ·: • :_; j_~' . •. .~.,... · · fl'-··' · g..,;dwt;J/ •t' BIG SAVINGS S15.00 WIRING ALLOWANCE ., BUVA . • > I. illhmrd. ' . ' S89S., Comet Station Wagon. Std. Traaa. 6 cyl. Zwllllnc. Aullln Wallo, Mabol $2 295 -~~ IIIII ot hlaother•~~er, lllil ~~~.. ar• reUti- · · . , (]J U .... .. · •· " ·ExaCiitlve t Dr. Sedan. On!¥ 29,902 euy mlloo bY one CJf .tWi Clllllolnilrt. Uke- laaldo and out. ; Newport· 4 Dr. Sedali. Auto. TriDS. P.S., Jlltdlo, One Owner Robert Chapman, Ml'L Pat PstterOOD, Mrl. Dan !IIane, Mrs. EYelyn Moore, 111"1. Freellllll Eooeb, Mrs. Mlmlo Barril, Etta llae Grabam, Mr. IIlii Mrs. Troy Dell File • Gol~ito 500 f ,. $895 '' 1962 Chrysler SYRACUSE - CoiJIPielilllthe flrll old clua bald roeently In the Albur7 -~~ Church beaemenl taught by Joe struble 0( l'omero7 .... Mr. and Mrl. Tblr4 '' Dart 4 Dr. Sedan. 6 cyl. Auto. Tralll. Radto. ~ First Aid Course File lha $695 ' 1961 DHge Where \ ol ..' Orchard l.ake,paraall, Mich. t.ro vlallinfl her Mr. here and bury. !or·$15,000 a y.-.. dm 011110l'ahi» 1960 Chrysler· OUR. GilAi DEALS ARE .GETliMG Pll"i. Carl of BrillGRIATERI .50 USlD C4RS.,. AND' ..:. ~· ~j!d~~~ are - In Cl.evolanil ~ 40 NEW IUICIS, PONTilCS, & =~:;. :!:O:.:..:.t:: GIC'S OFFERED AT ., :-::.:: : ..~'!:..!":: '•.•JULy CLEARANCE PRICES =··Sr~~ :611~IIIIDIIYWHo! · ' . 1, and the Robert remains conllaed to 63 , •• , . $9951 hll ~~ oil . Ave. ' . . He wW,....... bll 87th - ' Warrioit, bljt ' then ol!llled • eonlract wtlh the throe plua Mr. and Mrt. Lionel Bclal s69~ Eighth Birthday ·· Several. Complete port. Tbo ~ of !liB aru,m ol Columbuo was oblltrfed day with a .u-r at the home ol hla par..U, Mr. and Mrt. Wlllllm Grueoar, Grilli SL, Mlddleporl. · ~ Attendlnc - e bls wife, Har· vlalta; Debllle Gruoser, ~- aod : Mrs. ,Roberl Jay CJf Col~ and Mr. and ~t. Darv11 New· laod olNell'lla~MI, W. Vs. - of Mloml, led NBA .......,. In '18116-67 with .tho ' . Church Class ..••!ll!•••••llii•••••••IIIJ..• UDIYer~ oaka • Mrs. Foster Hast At Dinner Suncloy $395'· 4 Dr. Sedan. 6 cyl. std. TfeDI. C<JI. Jamoo llartiDger, atatlol>ed at NeDio Air Force Bloo, .. Lao Vegu, Nev. vlalted at hlo home hero, over tho woekeDII. To lla rstumed to No.ads Tuoodaf. MASO!I- Mr. and Mro. Bobby Mr. 111111 Mrs. James Johnson YOUIIi Milt Cloa~, CJf t h o and chlldr1111, KIJnbtrly and Jerr Ray Reynolds entartalned Selur· l'onleroy First Balltllt Church have rotomed ID their bema In day ..W. a blrthclay ~ - held a picnic recontl1 at I b e 1111 their daughlor, Janet Ru, homo of Mro. ~~dFoouw ~ovUle. · ilrL JQimsOii and and ... her oiShth birthday. C\lildrell apent the put - k In Fomeroy. Gomes ware plaJeG IIlii hoilitre with her mother, Ml:t. suAttendlnl woro ~- and Mro. san HawUrwo, who hao been UL Joan favors ,.....sfy.,ascholthO Barry BaUey and 11;111>. Mr. and Mr. and Mrs. Dan Farmer of auoota who wore 911lo DOland, Mrl. WOllam Sheridan, Jllaria, Da,yton were wee- vlsiiDra Theresa DOland, Jolir Roush, Anita, and Chrllllaa, Mr•. IIlii or Mrs. David nrmer and Mr. Frankie Roush, Arl- Scarlltr· Mro. Richard PIDlaw, Mrl. Wil- ·and ry, Frances Re;yaolda, Laura~~ Mrs. Arthur Skinner. liam Slloalfer, Gal and Meloal', Mr. and Mrs. James Hood warda, Unda FAwarda, c~ the BOY. and Mto. Carver Wll· and daulihter, Jolene and Lellle, !Uo Reynolds, ItaymondandFranllama and dilugbter, Boley, Mra. Relrellhlllento of Foontaln VaUoy, Callt are coa Reynolds. Oroll wnea and Annl and Jim. hero lor 1 tWo week visit with were served. my, Mrl. Falter, llld Mra. T. the!r parente, Mr. and Ml'L KenM. CottrUI, Jayne, Jill and Jollll. llllh Davia ol Rutlall:l and Mr. .~.· :01 i!li1.S - ,:'• ;lc. •' '' ' f' •'l fl ')(llr 1.- • and Mrs. liiiUDn·HDcil 4if'IIIJdib. Birthday Observed convent1111 .or ibe ......, In Chef. leo, w. Larry Carilaban, presldl,. miDiiter aald the local dolqalion will 1!t amoog 4,000 parflllllo a~ lhe "Good 1959 Ra11bler Force IJaae. .. PLAN CONVENTION Jellci.u'a · Wltnesaea of lho l'am8t'O;' '·Conilfelllion expect ID beva a daleaaUIII at 1 four -day When The High GuabtY~, Ok ·. t.galn-Prlucl Used Can Speak So Loudly Fol' ~vii TUESDAY FOREST ROSE CouncU 285, Dauglltera or Amerlco, Tuoeday, 7:30 p.m. at the hall; a vote on eonaolldalion with tilo Chester CouncD will be takan; 'all mom• bers urged ID 1bnd. I ·' 1....,.1, 0,1 ol8ht srandCblldren and one graat-Craodchlld. Mra. Druho\1 was lhe wile o( ct. Col. Druholt and lho mother CJf three children. Service• will be beldat !Oa.m. Salurday at lha Rlllhor!ord Fu· neral llomo In Reynoldllburc, 0, one-year TQ.,.am. .\ ,.~ .•, Such Friends Ri.ck Barry.Could Do WithoJJtSAN FRANCISCO (lJPI)- tending that 1110 clause meano Boskotball star Rick Barry hes Barry nwat play for lhem lor a been hearing tho _ . . he •loft year before he II trea tO join behind heap him wllh praise tbe Oakt. Thay 1111 lait aeaoon while his new lrieoda are poob- lloea not ccuill beeause Barry "oat It out," lnlt,Md ol ''P~ poohllll his abUI\)'. Barry Is being sued by the u out," So Barry'o ottornaya, limited San Francisco Warriors of lhe National Basketball AssocloUon, oo far ID crooa ex&mlnatlon, are whose Witnesses call him runnllll their client down 117 lmpl71ni he Ia not so valuable I 'Unique, tl Hhlghl;y skilled, tr and "the most exciting haskotball or vital to the. taam as the Warriors illY· player rve ever observed." Atlorne.v Rlcbard Archer salil Barry left the Warriou lor the Oakland Oaks ol the rival tho Warriors waul an additional Amerlcan Basketball Aasocla- llllunclloo ap!nll Barry for lion last year and did not play dsmagea, He aald jhay Will for either team last sea1011 PfOYO lho unl-as of Barry' a following • court IIIJuncUon upholding the logalllf ol the . Second son BOrn ont1 National League: McCovey,Gl- , anta 23; ADen, Phil a 20; 11. Asron, Rravos and Hart, Giants 19; Banks, Cubs and Stargell, PIrates 15. Ametican League: F. H"""rd, Uttlepage is in "', , .. , -'1,,: t:EROWLS lead~.rs · The probable answer is a compromise choice - 110meone Accident Injuries younger and less conservatlv~ than Hruska and quieter aod PT. PLEASANT - Two accl. loss liberal than ScotL dent vicUms were treated at Pleasant Volley Hoapltal and reTHREE RUNNING leaaed. Richard Knock, Jr.. 22, OCEANPORT, N.J. (UPI)Whipple, o., an employee o! lha Trainers of Harbor View Farm's Exclusive Nathe, ~~y. Madioon SUo Corp. waa treated man Schwartz' Royal trace and lor a bedly cut ri811t forearm Crogwood Stable's Jig Time, wldle WO<ldng orectlq a s I I o Thursday accepted Invitations on a farm at Apple Grove, w. to compete In the $75,000 va. Roacoe ~rouse, 28, Pl PleasMomnouth Invitational Aug, 3 ant Rt I, an employee CJf. the at Momnouth Park. Trainers of W.ll. Perry'e Catslytlc 1:onotructloo OoiJlP&!IY Dewan and calumet Farm's atlhe GoodYear plant, was treatForward Pass, the Kentucky ed lor a sprained Jolt lmee obDerby and Prelkness "imer, tained while climbing a metal declined invitatiON ID run their ladder aod struck hla log on a horses In the one and one eighth sharp object: mile race. H AUTO SALES r • Fl•mele$s ' .. .. . ELECTRIC RANGE ·. :.:.;. · · for • coot, clean. niOdtm tiitU1 ~ �'~ i~~~~il~~r;~:~ o.. Frldll'. ie. IH8. 'Yashin.gton Window. . . Speculation Warms on JJi'r~~h 's Ne,w Backup:: ~ ·,!1·,·,.~ Juljl ~ j\ll'l~ ~ :r ~ ' MAI>1)N _ ..... ~r'l:aJJ I --' · ' · PICTURE you to look at our of granite mom>· of distinctive deoip are meant to u perpetual """'rda olll!l who have lived us. Let thanand the choice of an apij,)l>riate monument that fit your picture to co. I Me-at WASHINGTON ' (lJPI)..: the world 0! politico. ., ~laUoo Starts , Foi!Ucal milondlll Ia. brutally But a a soon as he was bsaten, brief. It lasts. OlllJ: long -l!h tD coont the votes and - ' the the speeulaUon started. Who would aucoeed Kuchel aa lha electlon •er<llcl. So It Ia witb Sen. Thomas Republican "whi.Pu-the 111mber Kuchel o! Cllllornla, • llklllle two man In tho Sensto's GOP liberal lawmaker who ran !DID a hlerarcl\r. All the speculation starl8 tidal wave or conservatism on the West coast and drowned. !rom the premise that Sen. He was beaten In the Republi- EvereU M. Dirksen will harnllly can primary by Dr. Max defeat his Democratic _,en( In November aod lhat hla Rafferty. There were a lot of Senate politlon as Senate Republican Republicans- possibly more ol leader Is secure. From time to time, there II them than Democrats-*"" disagreed with Kuchel's phllooo- talk aboUt challOIIIOS ID the Jily. But It Is unUkely any o! Dirksen leaderahlp. But pragmatic Republicans In them wanted to see the ebullient Clll!ornian exiled !rom the 5el\llte tend ID acc..,t the lnevltab!Ut.Y o! another Dlrkoen term as leader and now are wondering about a successor to the No. 2 man. Much of lhe speculation FOR ALL OC(:ASIONS centers on 6S.year~ld Sen. Roman Hruska of Nebraska, a We wire flowen everywhere 14-yesr.old veteran of the Senate and posslbly the closest 992-2039 conlldant Dirksen has. (IR NIGHT 949-2951 Legal Mind Hruska, an allable man, Ia Pomeroy Flo-r Shop completely colorless In contrast W. Main to Dirksen or almost anyone else. Often called the legal mind MRS. MILLARD VAN METER FLOWERS behind Dirksen's leadership, he is, If anything, more l.'Onserva· U•e and probably less pliable than the current GOP leader. bnportant to lhe Republlcons, however, is that a Dirk.senw Hruska combination would effectively shut out the younger, more moderate and liberal Republicans in the Senate. To counter this, Sen. Hugh Scott of Pennsylvanlo aald recently he ~'may"' seek the Kuchel post. Like Kuchel, Scolt is considered a RepubUcan Uberal. A former Republican national chairman, Scott was nrat elected "' the Senate In 1958. art. neUher Hruska nor Scott really represent a consensus of Republican senators. Hruaka can carry the old timets and the newly elected oonaenatlves. Scotf .euofit<GI&bi.ekllll ol-lha Kuchol4,)tle liberals who are much more vocal than tllme~ rous. ol .r ~' '' NEW FIAT 850 SEDAN o. . ,. SIEAK . HO.USE 11)1 United Press Jm.rnatlonal . , CINCINNATI (lJPI) ' - T h 1 Ohio Lloaa E;ye FoWl.tauoq Thureday presented a·•U.IJ9o Pa1llolo&r J.ab. orawey of lhe !Jn!vorslh- ot Cincinnati Medical Canter: '1110 11101101 was rilaed from odnlr:IC butlono from Qhlo'l 20,000 Llona club mehlbero. . · The Ohio Uono E 1 e Reaearch Fouodslion also helpa to support e.ve departments at Ohio !late Unlverslt,y and Case Western Reserve Un!Yerlit,y. Its gifts ID the Unlverol\)' of Clnc!Matl '"'" total $ll0,000. gUt to lhe ~e ROTC Training PT. PLEASANT - Samuel D. Littlepage, son of Mr. aod Mrs. Samuel D. Llttlepsp, 2905 Chandler Drive, Folnt Pleasant, a student at West VIrginia Unl. versity at Morgantown, is attending Army Reserve Officers• Trairil.ng Corps summer camp. The eoune began June 15 at lndlaniDwn Gap Military Rooorvation, AnnvUle, Pa. Upon succeufU.l completion ol summer camp and graduation !rom college, he Is eligible tD be commissioned as a second lieutenant In the U. S. Arll\Y. Cadet Littlepage Is a 'l'Ombor of Phi lfl!!llA JlliPJ>i'.fralernliJ. NaileD!~ , G. AD lUI. Pel. AIOO!. Pit 80 2111 24. 113 .331 • ~. Cln 81 331 56 109 .329 ·.' FtQCJd, .st.L 91 384 53 12J .3) 5 · / . J~ ·CIJIS~ 359 56 113 ':ats:· · MlljAn. Ala 79 301 ~ 93 .309 . Haller, LA 84 281 17 86 .3~ Glote, NY 80 258 22 79 ,306 st~ub. H~ 91 au 35 104 .~05 . '~zer li9'!11tal; Vlilttnghoora Htbits, Cln 79 318 22 l6 .302 H and 7-8 ·p.m. Pai-li!ita Anon. Phlla 18 21s 43 .83· .;102 lllf'edlal!'lca Ward. · • American League · . • Admluloiii .. G, All. R. 11. Pet. Mra. Frild Facemire, Sr., 1222 Y<llldiY. O&k '17 247 31 74 .300 Ave.; M;rl B. Rd>orU, u.r<l&n, Bos 71 271 42 80 .295 '· Queeri )li;o &eel; Mrl • ..John w. carew, Min 62 2S3 27 ~s .292 HaniOii, Rl. ,2 PatriDt(l!fa. forYolza!d. Bos 86 283 49 81'.286 . lis J. Bunch, Bidwell; Mrt. HortOn, Del 82 288 H 82 .286 Ill' E. Ratll1r, Bt. 2 Vlntoa; lllolOllYA, Min 89 336 39 95 .283 vln J, Kirby, R1. I Galllpolla; Uhlndr, Min 88 240 33 96 •282 Jaffrey Childers, Now Haven; F.Hwd, Wash 87 326 40 91 ,279 Mrs. Dale L, Smith, Pl. PleaoWhite, NY 88 319 49 87 .273 ant; Mrll. CIIYin R. oOw!lll, MidFregool, Cal 87 330 44 89 .270 , .. Two Treated for i: l '· qtion <!laue of Barry's contract. RACINE Ph. 446-2420 Now the Warrlora are COO· Mr. and Mrl. Did< and !""'"_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _""'!"_ _ _ _ _ _ family o1 Goiu,alta I!IJI!II c;n,; Home Runs senators 26; Hortoa., Tigers 23; Harrelson, Red Sox 20; Jackson, ·, Former Barber ·' Wife Killed In Accident· ~· day l!llh Mr. and Mrs. F.rClelllld. Their dsual'dl', Klill, along a'n Escort. WERNER . RADIO & TY 111 SOUD ITATE "TIKI AIIYWIEil" n returned ixJ1ne ·..W. lhem apendlng aeveral day• htra With her grant\>arellto. Mrs: Marl!ll'ot Houdalhelt, ·accompanied bl relatives In Foinoroy, altended lbf WU.l. ~ . autday In Lanealler. · ii&e- .Fali-.Jolu' · ' ' Rt. 1 South Rt. 1 Ironton; l!oninaton. Bono, ' loll't.. .Heri!tri T, Jonea, .llak Mrl. Forall E. Roticlr,.Rt. ~Oak IUli; · · Jinel K. McMabla, Hamden• . , , Birth . · Mn. Dale L. Slnlth, Pl. Pleasant, 11011, 12:58 a.m. Friday. Dlachai-goa . . •, I , ' !SAND\VI¢tl . . ro)' R. McKnl&hl, Mrs. Jobn J. Mullin•. Mra. Allen o. Myero. • Mrs. John E. Ord, Mra. c... 'PariOIII, E4ward G. FAwardi, A's 15; Powell, Oriolea, FreePT. PLEASANT :._ A han, Tigers aod Oliva, Twins 14. Malon County barber, Wlrt H; !lni, Mrs. Warren c. Thacker, Runs Batted In ' Love, 67, and hie dauiibWr, Mrs. Mrs. Golden R. Waiaon, MrL NetNational League: McCo•ey,GlLola Druid, fl, boCh ol Btl- Ue F1eemlra, Mrs. Ruaaali'Ho!ants S9; Allen. Phills 54; Perez, noldsbUr& 0., were killed Wed- linger and Infant aon, !olio. HuReds, Har~ Giants and II. Aaron, l!pada.Y In ab IIU!omobUe ace!- bet1 ' PatteriOII and· lpiant Braves 53. !""~· · . dau&llter, Mrs. David B. ~raaue American League: Harrelson. Mr. Love wu a son ol.lha lnte and Infant dauJ!hter. Red Sox 67; F. Howard, Senators :charles F. and NU!JIIe Greer · 65; Northrup, Tigers 55; Powell, Love and a allier of Mr•· Jamea Orioles 53; Horton, Tigers 51. E. Marlh o1 911 Norlli Main Pitching . ' Street, Pl. PleaiiiJt;. aod 1 - - .· National Lequa: Marlchal, Gi· aln CJf Mra. Jolm Greer of Pl. ants 17-t; Regan. Cubas-2; Blass, Plsasant IIlii hao BOYaral oth- · Pirates 7-2i Koosman, Mets and er dlot.ant relatives In ibe area. Glbsoo, Carda iZ.5. Mr. Love Ia al oo aurviYecl In American League: McLain, TI· addition ID hlo slater, M r a. gors 111-2;' -John, White Sox 7Marlh 117 hlo wile, GlaL\Yo, a 2; Tlant, Indians 15-5; Sarrtlago. dsul!hter, Mrl. PhYlliS Cbaplln Red Sox 9-4; Hardin, Ortolea 11· of Clllfomla; one 1011, Jack Love 5. •Of California; two brothers, AusUn and Opher Love, hoth of Co- DISCIIARGID: MUiard Flock, Charlo-; Georse Bai<IIO Pl. Ploaoant; Sharon 1m& Pl. Plusant; CGMie 1m& Pl. Pl..-; Addle Ohlinger, Nowllavm~;Mra. WOllam WUUama, MI. AltD (ex. plred). A.dti~M.fmlillll' "'en Will'am I I S P. J. Pauley '" ~· j WILLIAMS _. ,. · . .-i. PAULEY N'AII·o···· ·wiDE · 2141, 2ft,d Tho FlYO Folnt Star Stltehers 4-H Clllh enjoyed a family !lui · ouUIII Juljl 14, Ill ~ bOme of Mr. and )llro. Woodrow Mora. Tho day .... aplllll ploJini bukelball, baseblil, and horiO· lboea. Molt ol Ill, It wu a aet1ugetber for Parenti, advloOrl, ' IIlii membera. At t O'clock chlck«< barbecue prepared and served by !be llrls ol the dub. Attending were iti.m.r., >. ""'-·""" N · • II ... ~loll~~ ..• a: PLEASANT VALLEY HOSPITAL ADMITTED: Michell Nowlin, Apple Grove; J. H. Farley, Pl. Pleasant; llor)ald Humphre,vs, Pl. Pleasant; Marilyn Ruasell, Pt. Pleasant; Mra. Norman Henry, Galllpolll. Ferry; Angelo Campbell, Pt. Plaaaant. . L~ and Mrs. Steve lloby, the former Soian llarrla, of Lampoe, Callt and Mr, IIIII Mrs. Robert Harris of Col11111bu1 WID opend the weekend lo Mlddiii)01'I with R. W. llarrla, Sr., and other ralsUvoa. U. Roby Is 111tlonecl ~~ tho va-ra A I r Orderly,.... Angela R. Baker, Mrs. bella ilenuey, Mro. John Follrod, Ste· phanle GIYen, B r y a n K. Gordner, Mrs. Johll D. Jl. vldln, Nallia Johnlon, J e U- Thomas A. fttes, ThO lteY. Lin- · former '.0.. u• ._ st.ebbln.o,' David F. ~' m--- . I ' \ ., ns '·,, ' Mr. and Mrs. Roy llol\ol' and family, Mr. andMra.lleldYOUIIIJ. and family, Mr. aod Mro. Earl Dean a a d 81rla, SaiiJiel Mlehaels and twlna, Mr. and Mro. Woodrow Mora and family, Mr. aod Mrs. John A. Jolferi and daullbter, Stevo Frost, Mr1. Ralph Chapman, and !Uo aod Joan COwde~. .. Just ". ' Chew the BEST in the v-. .. '• News For AD NaUona" Dlotrlct coolerenco Ausual 1-4 In Watt Powell Park. AD aoaalona are 1ree and open to the pW!Ic, with no colleellona being takan. .EI.ectric ·Water" HeOiei Wlm"m ' Allbotllb lbe New Enl)an4 law autborlllng wampum ill legllj tender :wu repialed Ill· tell, It wi'1 atJil UIIICl .u cur· Ume of tbe •• ~ down .,10' lbe .,,n Revolution ind Into lbe 19th ceatury In a,ome places. • •• . • • ' • ' servlcea .hoth fl an athllle and as • perlfOII wilh llhllll;)- .. _ , . . plhlle lntlreat. ' Barry· a p-eduate ol the ;• SPE. . Cl·AL ' ' . ' ·• per am- • and children, Denllla, Jefr, Joy, Muy aild Jtmmy, hove retur"' ed trom a 'week'• ft.ettlon at Myrtle Beach. ~- 5 ,Roberl Carulhera arriv- ed Moixiay IIIOI'IIIng lor a ao. day ftlr!Ough with hll wife, the fllrtnor DliDe Van Coolie!', aod blo. parenta, Mr. and Mra. ftd>. art caruihero, Sr. lie hao apent the past i2 -IIIGIIIba In Vlatnam clurllll which Umo he wao wounded twice. . Mro. Thomao Eber•cb and children, Ralllly and Katrina of Is Celebrated 4 Dr. Sedan. Aulo. 'l'rull. P.S. 52 .. . . (iaJ,on · '' • ·~· f Dr. - . . ~tie 'i'nl"- Power Steel>Jlrlll8s. Cllol.. or ~ ..,. -·~ Extr& Polrer . pico. . ·'ll.,..n·•l•c· · . • ' l!"*tior• PS, PB~ 1\T• , · ·67 /~lrysler , , ' .. ' ; j.. t, I ' . "' ., I ""· I .· ~ :-·'·r·. . . ' ' .F . •' • ' ' ' '' ' . ,•' .' • , ' ·'' ~~.~- ~ ~,_..p-.o&lbd.~O.t·e~.,.t;•. . ( 6410Ca.l ~~ tw:r ~ .• • ' ' I ' . ·20· I '', ' I ' 1962 Mercury Dodge ~ . . ~· I'> Ton Plckur. 6 cyl. Std. 3 spd. $895 1942 TriDS: ·H•.Iawllngs "GH)0'$0LDES'i' I)ODGI ~1r · .. ~ S. s-ncl Ave. M)illi,:lit, o.< . Plckonl, E2ler Plckena and Orlo Rolrt.......,.. -• oened Ill thO last mMiinc ol the duo. . Eboralach • j "' • ' y ' ' . • dQ 111 _~ 23. . •· Tbo !llcliird Ke.- flilliil¥ pi Port al!IIOii ..... ~ .the 'I ' teroon, ·: • :_; j_~' . •. .~.,... · · fl'-··' · g..,;dwt;J/ •t' BIG SAVINGS S15.00 WIRING ALLOWANCE ., BUVA . • > I. illhmrd. ' . ' S89S., Comet Station Wagon. Std. Traaa. 6 cyl. Zwllllnc. Aullln Wallo, Mabol $2 295 -~~ IIIII ot hlaother•~~er, lllil ~~~.. ar• reUti- · · . , (]J U .... .. · •· " ·ExaCiitlve t Dr. Sedan. On!¥ 29,902 euy mlloo bY one CJf .tWi Clllllolnilrt. Uke- laaldo and out. ; Newport· 4 Dr. Sedali. Auto. TriDS. P.S., Jlltdlo, One Owner Robert Chapman, Ml'L Pat PstterOOD, Mrl. Dan !IIane, Mrs. EYelyn Moore, 111"1. Freellllll Eooeb, Mrs. Mlmlo Barril, Etta llae Grabam, Mr. IIlii Mrs. Troy Dell File • Gol~ito 500 f ,. $895 '' 1962 Chrysler SYRACUSE - CoiJIPielilllthe flrll old clua bald roeently In the Albur7 -~~ Church beaemenl taught by Joe struble 0( l'omero7 .... Mr. and Mrl. Tblr4 '' Dart 4 Dr. Sedan. 6 cyl. Auto. Tralll. Radto. ~ First Aid Course File lha $695 ' 1961 DHge Where \ ol ..' Orchard l.ake,paraall, Mich. t.ro vlallinfl her Mr. here and bury. !or·$15,000 a y.-.. dm 011110l'ahi» 1960 Chrysler· OUR. GilAi DEALS ARE .GETliMG Pll"i. Carl of BrillGRIATERI .50 USlD C4RS.,. AND' ..:. ~· ~j!d~~~ are - In Cl.evolanil ~ 40 NEW IUICIS, PONTilCS, & =~:;. :!:O:.:..:.t:: GIC'S OFFERED AT ., :-::.:: : ..~'!:..!":: '•.•JULy CLEARANCE PRICES =··Sr~~ :611~IIIIDIIYWHo! · ' . 1, and the Robert remains conllaed to 63 , •• , . $9951 hll ~~ oil . Ave. ' . . He wW,....... bll 87th - ' Warrioit, bljt ' then ol!llled • eonlract wtlh the throe plua Mr. and Mrt. Lionel Bclal s69~ Eighth Birthday ·· Several. Complete port. Tbo ~ of !liB aru,m ol Columbuo was oblltrfed day with a .u-r at the home ol hla par..U, Mr. and Mrt. Wlllllm Grueoar, Grilli SL, Mlddleporl. · ~ Attendlnc - e bls wife, Har· vlalta; Debllle Gruoser, ~- aod : Mrs. ,Roberl Jay CJf Col~ and Mr. and ~t. Darv11 New· laod olNell'lla~MI, W. Vs. - of Mloml, led NBA .......,. In '18116-67 with .tho ' . Church Class ..••!ll!•••••llii•••••••IIIJ..• UDIYer~ oaka • Mrs. Foster Hast At Dinner Suncloy $395'· 4 Dr. Sedan. 6 cyl. std. TfeDI. C<JI. Jamoo llartiDger, atatlol>ed at NeDio Air Force Bloo, .. Lao Vegu, Nev. vlalted at hlo home hero, over tho woekeDII. To lla rstumed to No.ads Tuoodaf. MASO!I- Mr. and Mro. Bobby Mr. 111111 Mrs. James Johnson YOUIIi Milt Cloa~, CJf t h o and chlldr1111, KIJnbtrly and Jerr Ray Reynolds entartalned Selur· l'onleroy First Balltllt Church have rotomed ID their bema In day ..W. a blrthclay ~ - held a picnic recontl1 at I b e 1111 their daughlor, Janet Ru, homo of Mro. ~~dFoouw ~ovUle. · ilrL JQimsOii and and ... her oiShth birthday. C\lildrell apent the put - k In Fomeroy. Gomes ware plaJeG IIlii hoilitre with her mother, Ml:t. suAttendlnl woro ~- and Mro. san HawUrwo, who hao been UL Joan favors ,.....sfy.,ascholthO Barry BaUey and 11;111>. Mr. and Mr. and Mrs. Dan Farmer of auoota who wore 911lo DOland, Mrl. WOllam Sheridan, Jllaria, Da,yton were wee- vlsiiDra Theresa DOland, Jolir Roush, Anita, and Chrllllaa, Mr•. IIlii or Mrs. David nrmer and Mr. Frankie Roush, Arl- Scarlltr· Mro. Richard PIDlaw, Mrl. Wil- ·and ry, Frances Re;yaolda, Laura~~ Mrs. Arthur Skinner. liam Slloalfer, Gal and Meloal', Mr. and Mrs. James Hood warda, Unda FAwarda, c~ the BOY. and Mto. Carver Wll· and daulihter, Jolene and Lellle, !Uo Reynolds, ItaymondandFranllama and dilugbter, Boley, Mra. Relrellhlllento of Foontaln VaUoy, Callt are coa Reynolds. Oroll wnea and Annl and Jim. hero lor 1 tWo week visit with were served. my, Mrl. Falter, llld Mra. T. the!r parente, Mr. and Ml'L KenM. CottrUI, Jayne, Jill and Jollll. llllh Davia ol Rutlall:l and Mr. .~.· :01 i!li1.S - ,:'• ;lc. •' '' ' f' •'l fl ')(llr 1.- • and Mrs. liiiUDn·HDcil 4if'IIIJdib. Birthday Observed convent1111 .or ibe ......, In Chef. leo, w. Larry Carilaban, presldl,. miDiiter aald the local dolqalion will 1!t amoog 4,000 parflllllo a~ lhe "Good 1959 Ra11bler Force IJaae. .. PLAN CONVENTION Jellci.u'a · Wltnesaea of lho l'am8t'O;' '·Conilfelllion expect ID beva a daleaaUIII at 1 four -day When The High GuabtY~, Ok ·. t.galn-Prlucl Used Can Speak So Loudly Fol' ~vii TUESDAY FOREST ROSE CouncU 285, Dauglltera or Amerlco, Tuoeday, 7:30 p.m. at the hall; a vote on eonaolldalion with tilo Chester CouncD will be takan; 'all mom• bers urged ID 1bnd. I ·' 1....,.1, 0,1 ol8ht srandCblldren and one graat-Craodchlld. Mra. Druho\1 was lhe wile o( ct. Col. Druholt and lho mother CJf three children. Service• will be beldat !Oa.m. Salurday at lha Rlllhor!ord Fu· neral llomo In Reynoldllburc, 0, one-year TQ.,.am. .\ ,.~ .•, Such Friends Ri.ck Barry.Could Do WithoJJtSAN FRANCISCO (lJPI)- tending that 1110 clause meano Boskotball star Rick Barry hes Barry nwat play for lhem lor a been hearing tho _ . . he •loft year before he II trea tO join behind heap him wllh praise tbe Oakt. Thay 1111 lait aeaoon while his new lrieoda are poob- lloea not ccuill beeause Barry "oat It out," lnlt,Md ol ''P~ poohllll his abUI\)'. Barry Is being sued by the u out," So Barry'o ottornaya, limited San Francisco Warriors of lhe National Basketball AssocloUon, oo far ID crooa ex&mlnatlon, are whose Witnesses call him runnllll their client down 117 lmpl71ni he Ia not so valuable I 'Unique, tl Hhlghl;y skilled, tr and "the most exciting haskotball or vital to the. taam as the Warriors illY· player rve ever observed." Atlorne.v Rlcbard Archer salil Barry left the Warriou lor the Oakland Oaks ol the rival tho Warriors waul an additional Amerlcan Basketball Aasocla- llllunclloo ap!nll Barry for lion last year and did not play dsmagea, He aald jhay Will for either team last sea1011 PfOYO lho unl-as of Barry' a following • court IIIJuncUon upholding the logalllf ol the . Second son BOrn ont1 National League: McCovey,Gl- , anta 23; ADen, Phil a 20; 11. Asron, Rravos and Hart, Giants 19; Banks, Cubs and Stargell, PIrates 15. Ametican League: F. H"""rd, Uttlepage is in "', , .. , -'1,,: t:EROWLS lead~.rs · The probable answer is a compromise choice - 110meone Accident Injuries younger and less conservatlv~ than Hruska and quieter aod PT. PLEASANT - Two accl. loss liberal than ScotL dent vicUms were treated at Pleasant Volley Hoapltal and reTHREE RUNNING leaaed. Richard Knock, Jr.. 22, OCEANPORT, N.J. (UPI)Whipple, o., an employee o! lha Trainers of Harbor View Farm's Exclusive Nathe, ~~y. Madioon SUo Corp. waa treated man Schwartz' Royal trace and lor a bedly cut ri811t forearm Crogwood Stable's Jig Time, wldle WO<ldng orectlq a s I I o Thursday accepted Invitations on a farm at Apple Grove, w. to compete In the $75,000 va. Roacoe ~rouse, 28, Pl PleasMomnouth Invitational Aug, 3 ant Rt I, an employee CJf. the at Momnouth Park. Trainers of W.ll. Perry'e Catslytlc 1:onotructloo OoiJlP&!IY Dewan and calumet Farm's atlhe GoodYear plant, was treatForward Pass, the Kentucky ed lor a sprained Jolt lmee obDerby and Prelkness "imer, tained while climbing a metal declined invitatiON ID run their ladder aod struck hla log on a horses In the one and one eighth sharp object: mile race. H AUTO SALES r • Fl•mele$s ' .. .. . ELECTRIC RANGE ·. :.:.;. · · for • coot, clean. niOdtm tiitU1 ~ �' .So!lil)otl, P~W01-~ 0, ~v. ~111119, 1~ . · · , , ·News . , cuaaecl ll1e acyle ',~ on .luiy 18th tO be hehl at ll1e lflddlii>Ott illlb &:hool ""' the interview Judal .. 1p be .bOld . Augum 181 lillie I'GIIIeiW'J~ . lor Hilh School. Tile ""'f ·lllalecl - · p•oJocto aod oewt!Wprojecta were diaoussed, accordiJW to Janelle cumtnp, """re1wyi tk.. t.V TENTH DISTIUCT CONG. Clarence E. Miller, right, c<Jtlfen on applicatlona bs·. resicleots who hBil Rood damage last sprlns with IUchord Senaeobrenner, resl011il director of the Small Bualneso Administration from Columbus. A number or loons ortilnatlns In Miller's di!Jirict have been Illproved and oddltional applications are being proceosecl. tndivlduala ioeecllns Bnanc:lal assistance ' are again reminded that tbey ahould conlllct the S.li.A. ColumbUa ileKio.-.1 Oftlce at 50 Wool Gay stree4 columbus, Ohio, 43215. F1ood damage applications must be ftlecl prior ID Navembor 30, 1968. menta, accordlnr; to Terri Miller, gr<q> turned In their money for news reporter. the polllto chlp •ales and learned how ID set a tray for judging. THE SNOWVILLE tH' Club Vicki Wolle led ll1e gr<qJ in met on Frlday, July 5th, at the singing Cor reereatlon. Mem 5 heme of advi.SOJ'fl, Mr. and Mrs. was cooked and served to the Fred stanley. Also present were members for retreshmenta. advisors, Mr. and Mrs. Norman Wood. F1fteen club members a~ THE MEIGS COUNTY Better tellled the meeting. Livestock 1-H Beef Club met 11 The group diecussed the ~ 111e Blackwood Farm on Jub 8 Q' speaklns contest tD be held with Jim Meredlth and Uoyd July 30th. They alao decided ID Blackwood, advilora, presed acsave bottle CII)B to earn money. cordlns ID Jim Betz. Sateen Linda Beal gave a report onlnvi· memben answered roll call. Jim tatioos. The meetlns concluded Merecl!th gave a demon5tntlon with 1 wiener roast;, according to and Chuck Eastma& was in Florence Meeks, rltM)I1er. eharge of recreatiOn. Refreshments were served by the adviaGORDON WAHNER, news re- ar. porter, said that 11 club members attended the meet~Jw of ll1e THE MEIGS 4-11 PLEASURE Harriaonvllle Boys 1-H Club· re- Riders met at Downie Acres, cently with admor Pauline At- heine of Mrs. William Dowttle, kina asslliting. The club alsomet advisor, on July 9th, accordirw on July 8th at the Harrisonville to Karen GriMth, news reportGrange with admors Mr. and er. Eighteen members llld eight Mre. Virgil Atldns and 12 mom- noltors atleodecl. Dr. A. P. bora in atteJldance. Richard War- Smith, veterioarian from Amesner gave a report on State Junior ville, 0,, talked on uM~nagUw Leaderahlp held at Your Horse's Health". A ques-Ohio the last week In June. tion and answer period foll'"'ed. WHILE THE SUPPLY LASTS 8000FT.ROW IOROULOTS 6.25 CATTLE SPRAY SPECIAL 1. 98 p. ceuw VALLEY PHON1!992-2161 MINI!RSVJW'; 0 RT. 124 ~.;:~~Vt !T:,8th at the Royal Oak Park with 24 members 1n attendance ac· cording ID RbOOda Ervin, news reporter. Margaret Grltfitha, coonQ' e;<tenolon ageo4 h o m e economics, was In attendance. Headquarters For Phdco In Pomny ·Phi leo Big Screen :rRectangular Color TV ~with Tuning Eye !The Bride's First Choic 6598 WA Wllshlro-Contemporary Finished to match Walnut furniture, Philco Tuning Eye. 5" Oval Speaker. 311A 11 high, 30~ 11 wide, 18~"deep ; 4"cup 529.95 THE PINK POODLES W Club Associated Radio and TV. HARRY MILLER 992·3635 Is C<lllllderfna signs w bu1b8 molal accordins tD Rhonda Well, oews rii)Orter, Tha club - on Jub 8th at the home of advloor, lire. Barbara Rouoh, with 10 In POMEROY KB.LY RENoWN TIRES WILL ANIWII THI QUEITIONI 775xl4 Tulott'fypl ,1/jxij , TuiMII111 ELLS SUNOCO SERVICE '' ~·. . DECORATING SPECIALS! ,, . ' •• • • •PLAIN• WHITE • • • •• •CElLI GTILE: 12" • 12'' X ne 1/z" I • ea. e Altroctive matt. 11.1rfCK11 wltho\.lr ptlioforatlont. t • Woah~;~ble . • . flame mlttont. • • • • e e e '-"!!'-"!!'.I • · • 9. 95 plu1 tu 12.95 pWIIU c...,., KILL Y TilE CENT!R, AAA ltold Service 915.U5jl · Kaeps~e• w ••••• ~ .. . . . . •·Tiffin, Cr.Mtlt When we look upon the grandeur of nature-when we gaze with awe at a masterpiece of art-when we are thrilled with the sounds of great music-then we often wonder about the source of all this beauty. U~doubtedly, our energy and ability is God. It- is He w~o. IS the real source of beauty in our culture. Human IIPJ,rlts, touched with divine inspiration have given the world treaaures untold. Co11.11ider Da Vinci's The Last Supper. Consider Handel's Messiah. Consider the marvelous literature of the Holy Bible. Truly some of the very dnest of man'• creations have come as the result of an awareness of God . Indeed .today our culture continues to be enriched by the expression of man's faith in the Eternal. Our churches bring us faith in God which is still a vital source of inspiration and beauty. Let the church. enrich · your life. Attend this Sunday and every Sunday. ~~ . ·. UU Kfilur ~ B.rwke, IIIL, ,.,....,, y., Sundoy Mondor TUIIIday Wtodnadov Thu<tdoy We &lillY 1 wWe Mleeti" bf qUUty dOon tor eveq Ult •.WhedtH It be 18 inex~ .me. doot or Ute new hJih d)1l entrance doon., yaa cao be one we- Exodu5 Job Isaiah Joel 20•18-26 9,1.12 29:13-:1..1 ,2,23-32 • Romons 11 ,25-36 Friday · ·~ · II Corinthians Re,:ilotkll• 9!10-15 5:6-14 ' ,.;q, 11"•17 S.rfl,.mOUIItd,. modaallut llelip11d for Ull: beiWHII lludl •• llldlftll: iatl•lltlloe. buildlni• and Ceilbll htiJht 18•88 r1o- to n". 47.77 ICIEEI 1001 8.49 .... tdmoobody and Ualltli<tu... .... 11.79 16.99 • •4'x7' • • • • WOOD • • • REG. r, -' D•algned for worm '* -· cooiiUrrrner "'-'"Enloy Qep out all un~anfH iMIIcta. 3r'xt1"x1\\" Pond•ro•a Pin•. Pur· nllhed with .,.... aiiJIIIo mum. witt. ,. door • • tlllnlnl HARDBOARD PANELING Yoor choke ol Cllmy · 0111: · WalnuL Rich Conet dltt ..c the P"" (or exdlln& ........,tiel • '. 3.f9, 79 •· 4'x8'x K" · ·s ·· .. SHEET . . •• Rich bMel d!tt ... lht ,.,. forudllnl.-tiealdaL ide.. Enhanoo ""'' borne wltlt beiUt)' • mod- . . • em u tomor· • • • • • a•29 ro•. ,. ' ' . lll!~'l'~qj;Q~ li' .. VA. , . GOEGLEIN READY-MIX CO. MIDDLEPOR"l PHONE 992-32&1 Early American '; LYONS MARKET "MEMBER OF·THE BIG 8" GENERAL IIIERCIIANDISE TUPPERS PLAINS PH. ee7-3J80 , SALES - ALLIS CHALMERS - SEIMCE FARM- INDUSTRIAL- LAWN- GARDEN TUPPERS . PLAINS . PH. 687~ R. H. RAWLINGS SONS CO. OHIO VALLEY BAKING (0. ' omo•s OLDEST DODGE DEALER MIDDLEPORT, OMO BAKERS OF• ROLSVM BREAD MIDDLEPORT, 0. '• ~ MARK VSTORE RAY RIGGS, INC. Lillcoln - Meretll')'- WIWS ANTHOtff;. . ' . ARNOI.D'S SOHIO- FAMILY RECREATION . SWIMMING LIGHT ANO POST AltlootiYe yard upt llllilho4 In I!CIIIIIetunl block wiG! Ambot 12895 •lANTERN ALONE• , STORM DOOR LATCH For . . - or JMUI a~t 1WiJ1F1 or 1torm 4oon 1{&" to 1·1/1"" \lllct.' tcNM Eloy ..... - ln-tlast. . • 1.59 ' . ATHENS; 0. ' ' REG. $33.90 =·3·.~:; fOil, C\lmll- Eatllllh Ford 51J3.6501 85 N. COURT ST. PRODUCERS AND DISTRIBUTORS OF MGH GRADE COAL WESJ'.COWMBIA, W. VA. ROYAL OAK PARK RACINE FUL-VALU MARKET .. . , ..'111£ SI'QRE Wl"" A H~T · RACINE,omo •' t / MIDDLEPORT, 0. LEIVING COAL COMPANY 2•59 .Jdon. Will oot rutt or -wir;. . BOGGS EQUIPMENT 1.49 STORM SASH It SCREEN 31~· • u~·. Ear .. 1oo1111, IPPIJ ~ "l' pteco II .... ' ·TINY'S FOODLAND MIDDLEPORT, omo ,UUMINUM . Q;\ WEST MAIN ST. POIIEIIOll", SUPPORT THE CHURCII OF YOUR CIIOICE BAKERS OF GOOD BREAD SLIP HEAD SASH 24.. cencen. 14eal f01 u• ._ JU9&.anics.fum HOYT'S SOHIO SERVIa ' HEINER'S BAKERY lEG. ·$22.GO $9.95 '·' ., ;/ appear below. 6•99 ' Whh the hope it will, in s(l'lle measure, foster and help au1tain that which 11 &oad 1n and communlcy llle, this !eatureiasponsoreclbythe beslnesa Brma aod orpn!Zai!ClDI w1101e IIIIMir 110. sus ••• . a wide •Jeodon a1 our dirporll. 1be group discuued servlrw as guides at the Interview Judglns on Alll!llll lot. worhlngtntheJ..,. Regatll. lor Fair Building, and worldnsat the fair. TilE COLUMBIA MAKE IT 4· The entire gr<q1 enjoyed swimH Club met on July 3 at ll1e eo. ming tor recreation. Rerresh-lumbia School with adnaors Mae ments were in charge of Le~ JOI1!an and Emma WhlttingiDnat- or& Michael, Lilda Brown, and · tanding. Fifteen club .members Sandra Newlun. The nut meetlns 101wered roll call. The club col· will be to aulst ln cleaning It> lected money for the J)otato chip ll1e Junior Fair Building. sale, discussed holdlrw a bake aale, alii piannlJw lor the Salecy THE EDEN RIDGE 4-H Club !tleahlng Contest. C&rubn Hoyd met at the home ot Hegira Kbnea ctemonatratecl ho!I!Dputlnadaf4 on Jub lOth. The club Ia planand Rmda Whl~ IIMMed nlg I bohe sale, will do baldns II how to put in a hem. tbe next meeting, llld are planMargie Jeaers and Vlrslula n.bw to order 4-11 t-shtrts, acJordan gave a report on W club cordlna: to Manha Kimes, Dews camp. Vicki Hoyd was In charge reporter. of reereatim. Retreahmenta Pam Goody gave a demonstrawere served by Mary Jordan, tloo on -..mg breed and cut. Mae Jordan and Roth Jonlln. U~. Retreahmenta were served by Josle Shield• IJIII Maroha THE RIVERVIEW W Club met Kimes. at the Riverview llemeoary School on Jul12with17membora THE COLIJiollllA Make It 4-8 and Mrs. Margaret Brown and Oub met at ll1e Kbool on Jub Mrs. Maxine Whlteheod, ldn.. lOth with 18 membora attending. ors, attending according to Jean Tile club plana to ll1e 1!1le Whitehead, news reporter. rewe prad:lee session on July The youJWer girls worked on 18th and will tnlntortheir doll blanketa. The oilier girls worked on lllelr blouses TiHin and dresses. Barbara Andrews demonstrated altins of 11..... JIIIO Whitehead cleiiiOilJtratecl facing a pocket. Safe Bicycles was the !Dplc of a opeclal report by Jullo Whitehead, ..,., tel)(lt1. or. Paula Hauber wasln charge of recreation which included the Color Memory contast. Refreahmenta wore aerved by Barbara Andrew,, Jane Whitehead, Linda Broorn, and Jucl)l Holter. . •' ceuw THE BIG BEND BOYS4-H Club met Jwi 9ti1 ltthehomeoltheadv1sor, Mrs. Harold Lohse, ac· cording to Junes A. WUea, news reporter. Six club members were in attendance. The club Is plannilw a special breakfast for 111e next meeting. John Lohse rfiK)rted on the belldill! of the 8ootlorllleJunlor Leaderoblp Club lor ll1e Ill& Bund INDUSTRIES ., ' CROW'S ' �' .So!lil)otl, P~W01-~ 0, ~v. ~111119, 1~ . · · , , ·News . , cuaaecl ll1e acyle ',~ on .luiy 18th tO be hehl at ll1e lflddlii>Ott illlb &:hool ""' the interview Judal .. 1p be .bOld . Augum 181 lillie I'GIIIeiW'J~ . lor Hilh School. Tile ""'f ·lllalecl - · p•oJocto aod oewt!Wprojecta were diaoussed, accordiJW to Janelle cumtnp, """re1wyi tk.. t.V TENTH DISTIUCT CONG. Clarence E. Miller, right, c<Jtlfen on applicatlona bs·. resicleots who hBil Rood damage last sprlns with IUchord Senaeobrenner, resl011il director of the Small Bualneso Administration from Columbus. A number or loons ortilnatlns In Miller's di!Jirict have been Illproved and oddltional applications are being proceosecl. tndivlduala ioeecllns Bnanc:lal assistance ' are again reminded that tbey ahould conlllct the S.li.A. ColumbUa ileKio.-.1 Oftlce at 50 Wool Gay stree4 columbus, Ohio, 43215. F1ood damage applications must be ftlecl prior ID Navembor 30, 1968. menta, accordlnr; to Terri Miller, gr<q> turned In their money for news reporter. the polllto chlp •ales and learned how ID set a tray for judging. THE SNOWVILLE tH' Club Vicki Wolle led ll1e gr<qJ in met on Frlday, July 5th, at the singing Cor reereatlon. Mem 5 heme of advi.SOJ'fl, Mr. and Mrs. was cooked and served to the Fred stanley. Also present were members for retreshmenta. advisors, Mr. and Mrs. Norman Wood. F1fteen club members a~ THE MEIGS COUNTY Better tellled the meeting. Livestock 1-H Beef Club met 11 The group diecussed the ~ 111e Blackwood Farm on Jub 8 Q' speaklns contest tD be held with Jim Meredlth and Uoyd July 30th. They alao decided ID Blackwood, advilora, presed acsave bottle CII)B to earn money. cordlns ID Jim Betz. Sateen Linda Beal gave a report onlnvi· memben answered roll call. Jim tatioos. The meetlns concluded Merecl!th gave a demon5tntlon with 1 wiener roast;, according to and Chuck Eastma& was in Florence Meeks, rltM)I1er. eharge of recreatiOn. Refreshments were served by the adviaGORDON WAHNER, news re- ar. porter, said that 11 club members attended the meet~Jw of ll1e THE MEIGS 4-11 PLEASURE Harriaonvllle Boys 1-H Club· re- Riders met at Downie Acres, cently with admor Pauline At- heine of Mrs. William Dowttle, kina asslliting. The club alsomet advisor, on July 9th, accordirw on July 8th at the Harrisonville to Karen GriMth, news reportGrange with admors Mr. and er. Eighteen members llld eight Mre. Virgil Atldns and 12 mom- noltors atleodecl. Dr. A. P. bora in atteJldance. Richard War- Smith, veterioarian from Amesner gave a report on State Junior ville, 0,, talked on uM~nagUw Leaderahlp held at Your Horse's Health". A ques-Ohio the last week In June. tion and answer period foll'"'ed. WHILE THE SUPPLY LASTS 8000FT.ROW IOROULOTS 6.25 CATTLE SPRAY SPECIAL 1. 98 p. ceuw VALLEY PHON1!992-2161 MINI!RSVJW'; 0 RT. 124 ~.;:~~Vt !T:,8th at the Royal Oak Park with 24 members 1n attendance ac· cording ID RbOOda Ervin, news reporter. Margaret Grltfitha, coonQ' e;<tenolon ageo4 h o m e economics, was In attendance. Headquarters For Phdco In Pomny ·Phi leo Big Screen :rRectangular Color TV ~with Tuning Eye !The Bride's First Choic 6598 WA Wllshlro-Contemporary Finished to match Walnut furniture, Philco Tuning Eye. 5" Oval Speaker. 311A 11 high, 30~ 11 wide, 18~"deep ; 4"cup 529.95 THE PINK POODLES W Club Associated Radio and TV. HARRY MILLER 992·3635 Is C<lllllderfna signs w bu1b8 molal accordins tD Rhonda Well, oews rii)Orter, Tha club - on Jub 8th at the home of advloor, lire. Barbara Rouoh, with 10 In POMEROY KB.LY RENoWN TIRES WILL ANIWII THI QUEITIONI 775xl4 Tulott'fypl ,1/jxij , TuiMII111 ELLS SUNOCO SERVICE '' ~·. . DECORATING SPECIALS! ,, . ' •• • • •PLAIN• WHITE • • • •• •CElLI GTILE: 12" • 12'' X ne 1/z" I • ea. e Altroctive matt. 11.1rfCK11 wltho\.lr ptlioforatlont. t • Woah~;~ble . • . flame mlttont. • • • • e e e '-"!!'-"!!'.I • · • 9. 95 plu1 tu 12.95 pWIIU c...,., KILL Y TilE CENT!R, AAA ltold Service 915.U5jl · Kaeps~e• w ••••• ~ .. . . . . •·Tiffin, Cr.Mtlt When we look upon the grandeur of nature-when we gaze with awe at a masterpiece of art-when we are thrilled with the sounds of great music-then we often wonder about the source of all this beauty. U~doubtedly, our energy and ability is God. It- is He w~o. IS the real source of beauty in our culture. Human IIPJ,rlts, touched with divine inspiration have given the world treaaures untold. Co11.11ider Da Vinci's The Last Supper. Consider Handel's Messiah. Consider the marvelous literature of the Holy Bible. Truly some of the very dnest of man'• creations have come as the result of an awareness of God . Indeed .today our culture continues to be enriched by the expression of man's faith in the Eternal. Our churches bring us faith in God which is still a vital source of inspiration and beauty. Let the church. enrich · your life. Attend this Sunday and every Sunday. ~~ . ·. UU Kfilur ~ B.rwke, IIIL, ,.,....,, y., Sundoy Mondor TUIIIday Wtodnadov Thu<tdoy We &lillY 1 wWe Mleeti" bf qUUty dOon tor eveq Ult •.WhedtH It be 18 inex~ .me. doot or Ute new hJih d)1l entrance doon., yaa cao be one we- Exodu5 Job Isaiah Joel 20•18-26 9,1.12 29:13-:1..1 ,2,23-32 • Romons 11 ,25-36 Friday · ·~ · II Corinthians Re,:ilotkll• 9!10-15 5:6-14 ' ,.;q, 11"•17 S.rfl,.mOUIItd,. modaallut llelip11d for Ull: beiWHII lludl •• llldlftll: iatl•lltlloe. buildlni• and Ceilbll htiJht 18•88 r1o- to n". 47.77 ICIEEI 1001 8.49 .... tdmoobody and Ualltli<tu... .... 11.79 16.99 • •4'x7' • • • • WOOD • • • REG. r, -' D•algned for worm '* -· cooiiUrrrner "'-'"Enloy Qep out all un~anfH iMIIcta. 3r'xt1"x1\\" Pond•ro•a Pin•. Pur· nllhed with .,.... aiiJIIIo mum. witt. ,. door • • tlllnlnl HARDBOARD PANELING Yoor choke ol Cllmy · 0111: · WalnuL Rich Conet dltt ..c the P"" (or exdlln& ........,tiel • '. 3.f9, 79 •· 4'x8'x K" · ·s ·· .. SHEET . . •• Rich bMel d!tt ... lht ,.,. forudllnl.-tiealdaL ide.. Enhanoo ""'' borne wltlt beiUt)' • mod- . . • em u tomor· • • • • • a•29 ro•. ,. ' ' . lll!~'l'~qj;Q~ li' .. VA. , . GOEGLEIN READY-MIX CO. MIDDLEPOR"l PHONE 992-32&1 Early American '; LYONS MARKET "MEMBER OF·THE BIG 8" GENERAL IIIERCIIANDISE TUPPERS PLAINS PH. ee7-3J80 , SALES - ALLIS CHALMERS - SEIMCE FARM- INDUSTRIAL- LAWN- GARDEN TUPPERS . PLAINS . PH. 687~ R. H. RAWLINGS SONS CO. OHIO VALLEY BAKING (0. ' omo•s OLDEST DODGE DEALER MIDDLEPORT, OMO BAKERS OF• ROLSVM BREAD MIDDLEPORT, 0. '• ~ MARK VSTORE RAY RIGGS, INC. Lillcoln - Meretll')'- WIWS ANTHOtff;. . ' . ARNOI.D'S SOHIO- FAMILY RECREATION . SWIMMING LIGHT ANO POST AltlootiYe yard upt llllilho4 In I!CIIIIIetunl block wiG! Ambot 12895 •lANTERN ALONE• , STORM DOOR LATCH For . . - or JMUI a~t 1WiJ1F1 or 1torm 4oon 1{&" to 1·1/1"" \lllct.' tcNM Eloy ..... - ln-tlast. . • 1.59 ' . ATHENS; 0. ' ' REG. $33.90 =·3·.~:; fOil, C\lmll- Eatllllh Ford 51J3.6501 85 N. COURT ST. PRODUCERS AND DISTRIBUTORS OF MGH GRADE COAL WESJ'.COWMBIA, W. VA. ROYAL OAK PARK RACINE FUL-VALU MARKET .. . , ..'111£ SI'QRE Wl"" A H~T · RACINE,omo •' t / MIDDLEPORT, 0. LEIVING COAL COMPANY 2•59 .Jdon. Will oot rutt or -wir;. . BOGGS EQUIPMENT 1.49 STORM SASH It SCREEN 31~· • u~·. Ear .. 1oo1111, IPPIJ ~ "l' pteco II .... ' ·TINY'S FOODLAND MIDDLEPORT, omo ,UUMINUM . Q;\ WEST MAIN ST. POIIEIIOll", SUPPORT THE CHURCII OF YOUR CIIOICE BAKERS OF GOOD BREAD SLIP HEAD SASH 24.. cencen. 14eal f01 u• ._ JU9&.anics.fum HOYT'S SOHIO SERVIa ' HEINER'S BAKERY lEG. ·$22.GO $9.95 '·' ., ;/ appear below. 6•99 ' Whh the hope it will, in s(l'lle measure, foster and help au1tain that which 11 &oad 1n and communlcy llle, this !eatureiasponsoreclbythe beslnesa Brma aod orpn!Zai!ClDI w1101e IIIIMir 110. sus ••• . a wide •Jeodon a1 our dirporll. 1be group discuued servlrw as guides at the Interview Judglns on Alll!llll lot. worhlngtntheJ..,. Regatll. lor Fair Building, and worldnsat the fair. TilE COLUMBIA MAKE IT 4· The entire gr<q1 enjoyed swimH Club met on July 3 at ll1e eo. ming tor recreation. Rerresh-lumbia School with adnaors Mae ments were in charge of Le~ JOI1!an and Emma WhlttingiDnat- or& Michael, Lilda Brown, and · tanding. Fifteen club .members Sandra Newlun. The nut meetlns 101wered roll call. The club col· will be to aulst ln cleaning It> lected money for the J)otato chip ll1e Junior Fair Building. sale, discussed holdlrw a bake aale, alii piannlJw lor the Salecy THE EDEN RIDGE 4-H Club !tleahlng Contest. C&rubn Hoyd met at the home ot Hegira Kbnea ctemonatratecl ho!I!Dputlnadaf4 on Jub lOth. The club Ia planand Rmda Whl~ IIMMed nlg I bohe sale, will do baldns II how to put in a hem. tbe next meeting, llld are planMargie Jeaers and Vlrslula n.bw to order 4-11 t-shtrts, acJordan gave a report on W club cordlna: to Manha Kimes, Dews camp. Vicki Hoyd was In charge reporter. of reereatim. Retreahmenta Pam Goody gave a demonstrawere served by Mary Jordan, tloo on -..mg breed and cut. Mae Jordan and Roth Jonlln. U~. Retreahmenta were served by Josle Shield• IJIII Maroha THE RIVERVIEW W Club met Kimes. at the Riverview llemeoary School on Jul12with17membora THE COLIJiollllA Make It 4-8 and Mrs. Margaret Brown and Oub met at ll1e Kbool on Jub Mrs. Maxine Whlteheod, ldn.. lOth with 18 membora attending. ors, attending according to Jean Tile club plana to ll1e 1!1le Whitehead, news reporter. rewe prad:lee session on July The youJWer girls worked on 18th and will tnlntortheir doll blanketa. The oilier girls worked on lllelr blouses TiHin and dresses. Barbara Andrews demonstrated altins of 11..... JIIIO Whitehead cleiiiOilJtratecl facing a pocket. Safe Bicycles was the !Dplc of a opeclal report by Jullo Whitehead, ..,., tel)(lt1. or. Paula Hauber wasln charge of recreation which included the Color Memory contast. Refreahmenta wore aerved by Barbara Andrew,, Jane Whitehead, Linda Broorn, and Jucl)l Holter. . •' ceuw THE BIG BEND BOYS4-H Club met Jwi 9ti1 ltthehomeoltheadv1sor, Mrs. Harold Lohse, ac· cording to Junes A. WUea, news reporter. Six club members were in attendance. The club Is plannilw a special breakfast for 111e next meeting. John Lohse rfiK)rted on the belldill! of the 8ootlorllleJunlor Leaderoblp Club lor ll1e Ill& Bund INDUSTRIES ., ' CROW'S ' �• ' ' ' . .... -...... .... . ., ......... ...... ... ~ ,/ .........1'1011 ...... o.y - ~ , .......... - -ce.-••• !...... c........,,,. a ..,,,.. ..........."' ............ R_ IMULA~ ;o;-.' ~ ...,1tt11r .......,... rWrt ~ .. ............ Tlte -llllltr wtll - Ill...,...... tar lllllf't IMtiftNI IMtrtll•, UYII ... ' .......... ..,.1M ........... fill' WIM oil ... ' . If thit •nWier Is ps, ut or Clll Kltie C:r0:,, 1't!i Dtlly slintli!il, ··~·. M .. rwkt 1962 OLDS F-85 4 DR. , • , , , , •• , •• , • , • , , .$895 , .,•• ...,. cttlrwt 7lc . II_..,... ..,r lllrM • • • • " 11 " cnt1 ttlltrta.... ,., Mf'll al~~; ...-cutt'll -................ V8 •nstllt!. ~. trans., delux trim, sroen ftnloh. • All good·w-w Iilli, rldio and hot.ter, ' . , . , ..... D..-t .......... lftfl , ada ,... wlllll• 11 ...,._ CAiD OP TMANU 6 MlTUAIY U.ll fifr 11. ..,.. fttlftiiM.._ ••· •u•o . ADI ........ tic CMI'WI..., ~ ~·••at. . 1962 CHEVROLET S. .SPT. CPE. • • •• • , • , , , .$1095 VB eJWi:ne, aUtOmatic traDa., power ateerbtg and brakes, . gold finish wllh' llllld v!nyl interior, bucket seats. R&H. · Po.taeroy'Motor Co•. @)·~· OPPICI NOUU ' . . . .... .. l:tl ,.... 0.111' ; ~ . .. . . 11111 .....,,..., C.rd Of Thanb OUR SINCI'lRE !banks to friends and nelgbbors who aent cards and flowers at !be death of our brother, N. S. White of Akron. Charles and Beulah While, Middleport 7-~llc Lolt •ncl Found .l!!ll_____ I'CIMeltOY, CIHio 7-1Mip ter. Saturday, July 20 I 0:00 til2:0i At WHISPERING PINES Music by ''The Ravens" . _Fclr 51Je . . ForSIIe . PerS•IurTnde 18 'MtJS'I'ANG e<~~~oa llble. I POODLE PUPP~ AKC 1'0) .,undtr, I need, a'llo 18 · White and stud service, 4 IUid Jllnllanl! v.-. 1 tiiiMd. ~ 6 lbs. Pbone lltUJ.e&. !ng onllable. CIIJ - 7-lNOic Iller I p.m. !lbm• ...,.. to VJolel Smith, Long Bottom. PbDIIe IHow ,......,.. amn•o._, (oiULY ONLY) APPUANCf SALE 1185-3528. 11 ... Part, lllnemiDt, ......... ml f.D.mt .............. oar olfer. ~ - .· POMEROY GOOD CLEAN dry rootl~ ~ lellfl, • lb., yellow nile, .. . lb.; 11!11 appte root, ao centt lb. BID Bailey, We; ado. 'T-I.Mc 7-J.Nte STRAW HATS reduced to It cents ...,b, sun glasses valtJN to 15 only 99 cents, larp glasses 4 for lit cenis, larp cupo 4 for 59 cenis, automobUe touch-up paint It cenbr, fioor mats $2.39 set, I&-IDch window fans lll.lt. AD at Bryant's. 108 W. Main, Pomeroy. 7-lNte . ' . . PHO~ . . 99:1-2181. . ,,,., l•ck W. C:.ruy, Mgr, as "-ot- .... ........ --- 1220 WASHINGTON BLVD. · . 423-7521 . EXPERT Wheel Alignment r.s·s· I ·• ... ... ~·~ · ·· ·· ·· ···· ~- ·•·"~~ ·" " ' " ""' ' BELPRE, OHIO . ~-~ FlEE ·STOUtE BaiNG LIFE TO YOUR cA~PITING IAUIB~... .. -GUAR.ANrEED- . "" PHONE 992-2094 'Wi II, Sto._;; nsMeto 3Uahrv.tn 9\iS~ . • ltan'llf, RtwCreo, LIWPmllt 7-l.Nip Meet the leader of the. "50 HP clau". Big lraco tor perform•-· amad tnotor ooonomy - yoll ~t them both ID 1 DeW .... HOBSTETTER REALTY, . GBO. HOIISI'o,;ii-ER, Dad Ukes to give.Mom a rest and the faml!y a good time. He brings them hete, BroUr where good food and . RACINE - 6 rooms, bath, full basement, 3 car· garage, 2 service have always been synonymO\IB. leftS. ~ SYRACUSE - a room brick, bath, atorm doors, forced aft !Qt, 3 lots. *'· ......!!,.. TRY OUR BROAST!D BAD.EY'S RESTAURANT l:::~: ·:t:2:18;F..~~Maln~-~~!~P~h-:992-=9~9~74 ~~====~~~~ ·· •, ·nau)o 5:30 A.M.-to s;3o •· ' '·' Buslnm Sem• AIR mNDl'HONING lleflllll' iillaoo • '"'· JICt'l ·Ref!~~­ ..... """ 1lmD. - . • •,., 4 • lfe WDY • JIIX t!ll1leNia tftd riiJII .a.. 10 ,_ . . . ,.. 11111 ...,_ l"nne ... a.. ,.::.::;.~~..:..-~~·""""--~ llllllel ....... -CD., .Jltltlll, lila llatl1 • 1111 pari,. • •• ., BUDO&f •PRICI - llilld :llolr ....,,.... Cillo. • • ' 3 •oQis.· New Furniture . . ONlY $'. :299 . ."... ( ' .oo . . . . . ., . . ' {" • 1 ~- C..lllfl... ' '. . ',.· .,... etl COIIIpatly. WID IIIII 011 ,.,_ menis of fS per 1110t1111 or wiD IIIII for ..., eub. Try II Ill ,.,... bome. CaD .. - 'T-lWie CARIB WANRD ......,... Pomeroy·RDite. ' 1.. RONDA, Dream 110, wlndllhleld, ad!lle 'ball. . . . . carrier, $110. !'lime IIWDI. · Saeliot --- ••• (l ( ' ·)' I . . ' \ ··~ •• ,.,,. 7..JNtp GOOD . SEVEN room ~. bath IUid ball; two loll, will cotialdef lritllllf ·lrallor, Cllntae!l SUIII Wood, il)o aeaae. 'Pbo!le .... 7-IUie S.m: NOW 011 •tunohtl!'m 1oo111, cilia, !lll!1t. > 10-~1,.14 II., "*""·· bl!tl"l!t _,_..., ' I ,. __ r'* Ill' ........ - I tine rd . ........ oil itt.•• ' ' .. Ill! - - . ' -~~ ' . . . ' · ilk.~• :. . ·mollt, inil'· • l'iOtiDt Mt-sus.. ~ - ~~ '"'., .\~"''. .,_,.,_. · ~ ~a.t«x•u,, ; I "'Q 'n:!.J•~,, " RIDING HORSE, Ill-year-old mare, t!IIO: with uddJe t210. Phone Muon 'mallt. • . " 7-11&! . --- • ' 12 7-1741p •··· . . 7-1Ute ................... . ·: STOLEll. One gallon milk Clll, TWO BEDROOM ell'-'mJ · THREE ROOM HOuBE In Mlllbatho, ~ ltltchen, porcll.Z !IIIDDLEPORT7 I'OOIIll, es, nice view of river. stolen lrom bel11nd· drug 8lore NO. I, lnlJkER OOAL iii ftlr. apartment. a Sprlltf A•, ersvllle, city water, phone IUid Gloeekners. II retumed, mer Clliltooo Coal Co. tfp'pla, 17 ACREs - LaYI nice, bam, Pomeroy, Phone 991-6158. 7-1~ other balldlnss, 6 rooms, mono questions asked. 7-19-2\p loeltetl B mn.. east or w.n. f-lf.Cis dern balb, two porches. 14 Foor STAR CJWI'I' RU!f.. tooo. Phone 314-3'117 Wellllon HELEN 41' VIRGR. TEAFORD BAND EVERY Friday from I NEWLY moodeled eflloe ABOtrl', 30 hp Jolmon, tniJ. for IDformation. Wllb!n Coal p.m. to 2 a.m. Sbenang 10011111, C«<ll!!' Olurt IUid !!:all er and an ,.,.,.,.,..,., Vf111 -Compaooy. 7-!NIIe AIISOCIATES SYRACUIE Springs Nile Club. Best band Main. Dirocl Inquiries to ~ good condllloo, low ]l'loa, 7-111-31< In the area. 7-111-11< bert Il1ll. Jr., Robert IDD, phone 11111-3J.Q. 7-!Uie RIDING LAWNMOWER Ill bp. Rlcbard Yau&flan, Sr., '"' r,... Pllone 98U946. 7-1utc DO!f'S BARBER llbop will be ter Hart. ' 1 8 FORD Plekup. llanpr, 11118 7-17doled July 21 tbroulb Jul)' over pa:vmenls, rr a..elle, 1958 CHEVROLET, 2-door, e llulllltll s.vlcll • . DoD w..... Rac:I!Je. CI.!!AN MODERN l1'aller, 8111'1 a1eo 14 foot Lone Sill' Boat, cylinder, new battery, gener- Atrl'O BODY Sloop, new ahop buBt-on UYIDg room. Jdell ar 18 Evlnrude ·Motor, 40 bp, ator, carberat<r, foe! pump, manqed by Tom Maabn. elderly eouple, young lllll'l'letl · a1eo e horses, am liuDIIr, pbllfj! and wiring. Pbooe ~ IAow ....-Foead ancl likllletl Ja'I'IIIIIITI!:S SWARMING? wlllt 110 children, ... 0111 ..... phone 99UI12. 7-11-111! ltUlJI, evenlng!J IIIU171. Ilor. Can offB >W the very ftey a ~... IIIII erJy resident. Phone 742 . _ 7-!Utc . . lllDiract. CUitomen m,_ ........ .....,, JI'Nt • POODLE PVPPII!8, AKC 'l'ot Y-17islloctlon suaranteetl. :Ill RailII*"'- lllld 1DfonnoiiGB • minlalule. $'IS ad ap. ... _ 3.,. liP JOHNSON ou1lloard 11111- road St., Mltltlleport, Plotloe ern! IJ*I! dl!lllll. ., semce mr lfllOIIIIDI. "-' tor, 5-ptece dinette lilt. boll! IIUtB'I. ?-18«e ForS.Ie .......... low ....... . -.ca. U I tit In very good oondltlm. IIAper Cllll ........ Allied 1'1111 BLUE LUS'l'RE 1101 Cllll1 IIIII sonably priced. can 74S-4111. RADIO AM> TV REPAIR. boule Oidrol. PamaO), 111111. earpeta lA son but 1eam plio .uc ClGideD RetriiNf JiUill ,,, 7-INII! ealll, ....... . . 11111 • IIIII IUid loll. Had oleclata Dl Alb Sl, lllddllparL ataiJatiOD. lGbn 11arr11oa, m sbampooer Baker ........ IMI. • • • STRAW - Cl0811 wlleat almr, llroldwa)' 81., Mlddlepart, lin. \L~ any amooml. Dale Kaub. 0.. ~ IIJ.B. 7-1'-lfc , Will. DO ..tar II lllml fer. Phone ._l. 7-!Ntp .. . ......... pacbtl, Pffllnl, ONE DELRAY electdc ....... YOU CAN atlll- .. r r OD aJmn1mm boall. CliP ... with ampJIIIer, ta: •1111111 llteratbll, • bay pony $1111. can Iller • p.m., 1117 '"' ...... Cilia rr . PONY, 43 1NC111!8, lw-)'1111' 1111. Preddle Tbobel, Mull, ..._ old geldlns, well lralnetl.' Ch!sler, 91J5.15411. .,.ll«e lerml. ...... 'I7J.IIIl. .... Rhonda South, Oak Groft 1CO. 1 PO'I'A'l\'8, wt r PO'I'ATOI!!S, bunl, CIIMip Road, Racine. 7-!Uie IW'PYBOtlR, ............ bait .... ~ .., IUid beell. Phone ..... IIIII aall. I to I P-IlL 11m> ' n .. Clmnee Proflllt, W SIX ROOM house, Ill lleecb .., lhra FrldaJ...... 111&111 11111oa, w Clldo. , . . . St., Middleport; new llatn, _ , J'rlday. U4lt SMALL POOilLE8, crOIIIIIIII bath, larp porcb ad FIVE ROOM IIOUIII!llllld belli, yard, t&OOO. Pbooe ..... free If you wisll. Well 111111IROOI'JNG MATCH lbldoq, 0111 floor' partly fandltW • 'J.lNie July !1, to 4. Hams, bacon, laDd White Ttrrlerl IUid desired. 'II! s. Setml Aw., Falun! Scbnmaso, leiDptlrlrJ bait ol hog. lllolguDo only. abots, an A.K.C. Jll!brGill Middleport, Can be - ., SEVEN ROOM lurnJahetl farm Rutland American Lop.. ltJP!)Intmellt alia' I p.m. . . hOUII, 7 ICI'I!tl lA !BIId, 8111'1 K<Diels, Ololvllle. Phone •• llllmt. 7-17-Jte den Wllbanl, tiMIIII •••• 0. 0. I8ADl'UIII bttlldlnp, one cellar,. pnlen 1111S4, vlslton ...... . ; AUChiJIIDFl spaee, esln!mely ~ water. f-H-llltt .' BELEN'S B-A Beauty Salon tlllqU: .. ,lei House just recently NliiOtlel. . ..,.,.. again, July Ill. Clll " - •rm ed. 'Green Aena', - mOe . now lor apPOintment. Clolod STI!R1!0 AM a. nl U. ftl. · . I . . . . .J m eounty road 1e, Rl. 1, Jllj. JlondaYI. Pllone 887_. ~ IIIII COIIIO!e. '1'llt!le sell IN .....iii 1 t I Clltle .... brougbj from..... . land. 7-1t-tlp pen Plabul, Olllo. --- . ,Or. '. llANO EVERY Friday and SatIIHI'It ..., Beecb st.. Middleport. 7-1~e urday at Jacl:8 Club on RarMF 165. . risonv!Ue Road off Rl 7. P'URNISIIBD OARAUB ...... HAY . . In the field, tlmollw <1t · Gayle McDonald and Ills u.d 011 Uneoln llllllllll orchard t!t'ISS. 15e per bale fvlfon.ThomPIOft Drifters. Country llluslc. slandinR. 4llc oer bale baled. paid; lllalll only• ...... TRACTOR SAlES T-111-11< m5101 Phone 991-6158. 7-1~ -- . . Mf18& P'URNISIIBD IJ*IW twt ONE USED Fender bass guitar bednloml, Jlltldleparl. .... and amnllller. Jnqu1re till mn. ·•·s ~NI>.AlS MILLER·· MOBILE 'HOMES ' O'BRIEN &- CIIOIV IIIW.TY COMPANY MIDDL!lPORT - Ill story ·frame, I bedrooms. new beth, new furnace. new bot Wlllor tank, lit!ll' Roor cmrlng. This property In euenent condJ.. Uon. tf,'IUO.OO. POMEIIoY - ·1 story frame, I lledrooma, boeement, PI tlcior fumaee. $2.0110.00. CALL US FOR 'YOOR NEt!JD8 ~ 7-1Nie 1242. . OPENf t ·9 .W~A~_:...) HENRY C1J!LAND 'I'IWLER SPACE, .n 11111"'" anlJable. laqalre Ill ..... RYE SEED. II bu"""t David rr Iller s ar I p.m. Wrllt P. Yost. Portland. Phone IU- 11o1 . IN REAL I!.STATE JI'VJINIBIIED ad .......... ..,.n-tl. a.. ID ..... 1952. \i-TON PICKUP truek. Phone mrm after S p.m. o. • QUAutY &'"'ltE ASI.O\V As- ·~i.oo · All .\ppllailcol lllleolaled! . 1ree llenraa IUid Timer Watd!el . . time to ebect ,._. DRESSES.Sizes 12 14. PLENTY otiPICI rw • 11'11• with .n fldllllll. Ia s,r.. eaa. CaD...._ t.JI.III DANCE ' . • fokJve into a con)plefely furnished, brenc( · n.ev' l'lomothat lets you e~lov life.at itJ~re · . .freebllst. ' ( COMPAIE OUR SEtviCI · '' · .' tr1lnlng !l!!ll!!!!ll!ll!!i!l!l!llll!-.--. .- " ' LOST, TWO bounds, oily to APARTMENT, cloee lllrsDgers; one is black IUid 127 Butlerllut Ave. wblle, one dark ton. AlviD Myen. Phone llliSJ1III4 CbelTIIAILICR, llrolm'l 'V~ I + ' ' •' ' (I~ . OPIN I!VIU:OO P.M. ,.,..., i'i " 992-2156. She'll tell you hOw to ..m .rt •nd ., •• ~m. time gtt valueble . ' . I . : \. '' .. ''\ �• ' ' ' . .... -...... .... . ., ......... ...... ... ~ ,/ .........1'1011 ...... o.y - ~ , .......... - -ce.-••• !...... c........,,,. a ..,,,.. ..........."' ............ R_ IMULA~ ;o;-.' ~ ...,1tt11r .......,... rWrt ~ .. ............ Tlte -llllltr wtll - Ill...,...... tar lllllf't IMtiftNI IMtrtll•, UYII ... ' .......... ..,.1M ........... fill' WIM oil ... ' . If thit •nWier Is ps, ut or Clll Kltie C:r0:,, 1't!i Dtlly slintli!il, ··~·. M .. rwkt 1962 OLDS F-85 4 DR. , • , , , , •• , •• , • , • , , .$895 , .,•• ...,. cttlrwt 7lc . II_..,... ..,r lllrM • • • • " 11 " cnt1 ttlltrta.... ,., Mf'll al~~; ...-cutt'll -................ V8 •nstllt!. ~. trans., delux trim, sroen ftnloh. • All good·w-w Iilli, rldio and hot.ter, ' . , . , ..... D..-t .......... lftfl , ada ,... wlllll• 11 ...,._ CAiD OP TMANU 6 MlTUAIY U.ll fifr 11. ..,.. fttlftiiM.._ ••· •u•o . ADI ........ tic CMI'WI..., ~ ~·••at. . 1962 CHEVROLET S. .SPT. CPE. • • •• • , • , , , .$1095 VB eJWi:ne, aUtOmatic traDa., power ateerbtg and brakes, . gold finish wllh' llllld v!nyl interior, bucket seats. R&H. · Po.taeroy'Motor Co•. @)·~· OPPICI NOUU ' . . . .... .. l:tl ,.... 0.111' ; ~ . .. . . 11111 .....,,..., C.rd Of Thanb OUR SINCI'lRE !banks to friends and nelgbbors who aent cards and flowers at !be death of our brother, N. S. White of Akron. Charles and Beulah While, Middleport 7-~llc Lolt •ncl Found .l!!ll_____ I'CIMeltOY, CIHio 7-1Mip ter. Saturday, July 20 I 0:00 til2:0i At WHISPERING PINES Music by ''The Ravens" . _Fclr 51Je . . ForSIIe . PerS•IurTnde 18 'MtJS'I'ANG e<~~~oa llble. I POODLE PUPP~ AKC 1'0) .,undtr, I need, a'llo 18 · White and stud service, 4 IUid Jllnllanl! v.-. 1 tiiiMd. ~ 6 lbs. Pbone lltUJ.e&. !ng onllable. CIIJ - 7-lNOic Iller I p.m. !lbm• ...,.. to VJolel Smith, Long Bottom. PbDIIe IHow ,......,.. amn•o._, (oiULY ONLY) APPUANCf SALE 1185-3528. 11 ... Part, lllnemiDt, ......... ml f.D.mt .............. oar olfer. ~ - .· POMEROY GOOD CLEAN dry rootl~ ~ lellfl, • lb., yellow nile, .. . lb.; 11!11 appte root, ao centt lb. BID Bailey, We; ado. 'T-I.Mc 7-J.Nte STRAW HATS reduced to It cents ...,b, sun glasses valtJN to 15 only 99 cents, larp glasses 4 for lit cenis, larp cupo 4 for 59 cenis, automobUe touch-up paint It cenbr, fioor mats $2.39 set, I&-IDch window fans lll.lt. AD at Bryant's. 108 W. Main, Pomeroy. 7-lNte . ' . . PHO~ . . 99:1-2181. . ,,,., l•ck W. C:.ruy, Mgr, as "-ot- .... ........ --- 1220 WASHINGTON BLVD. · . 423-7521 . EXPERT Wheel Alignment r.s·s· I ·• ... ... ~·~ · ·· ·· ·· ···· ~- ·•·"~~ ·" " ' " ""' ' BELPRE, OHIO . ~-~ FlEE ·STOUtE BaiNG LIFE TO YOUR cA~PITING IAUIB~... .. -GUAR.ANrEED- . "" PHONE 992-2094 'Wi II, Sto._;; nsMeto 3Uahrv.tn 9\iS~ . • ltan'llf, RtwCreo, LIWPmllt 7-l.Nip Meet the leader of the. "50 HP clau". Big lraco tor perform•-· amad tnotor ooonomy - yoll ~t them both ID 1 DeW .... HOBSTETTER REALTY, . GBO. HOIISI'o,;ii-ER, Dad Ukes to give.Mom a rest and the faml!y a good time. He brings them hete, BroUr where good food and . RACINE - 6 rooms, bath, full basement, 3 car· garage, 2 service have always been synonymO\IB. leftS. ~ SYRACUSE - a room brick, bath, atorm doors, forced aft !Qt, 3 lots. *'· ......!!,.. TRY OUR BROAST!D BAD.EY'S RESTAURANT l:::~: ·:t:2:18;F..~~Maln~-~~!~P~h-:992-=9~9~74 ~~====~~~~ ·· •, ·nau)o 5:30 A.M.-to s;3o •· ' '·' Buslnm Sem• AIR mNDl'HONING lleflllll' iillaoo • '"'· JICt'l ·Ref!~~­ ..... """ 1lmD. - . • •,., 4 • lfe WDY • JIIX t!ll1leNia tftd riiJII .a.. 10 ,_ . . . ,.. 11111 ...,_ l"nne ... a.. ,.::.::;.~~..:..-~~·""""--~ llllllel ....... -CD., .Jltltlll, lila llatl1 • 1111 pari,. • •• ., BUDO&f •PRICI - llilld :llolr ....,,.... Cillo. • • ' 3 •oQis.· New Furniture . . ONlY $'. :299 . ."... ( ' .oo . . . . . ., . . ' {" • 1 ~- C..lllfl... ' '. . ',.· .,... etl COIIIpatly. WID IIIII 011 ,.,_ menis of fS per 1110t1111 or wiD IIIII for ..., eub. Try II Ill ,.,... bome. CaD .. - 'T-lWie CARIB WANRD ......,... Pomeroy·RDite. ' 1.. RONDA, Dream 110, wlndllhleld, ad!lle 'ball. . . . . carrier, $110. !'lime IIWDI. · Saeliot --- ••• (l ( ' ·)' I . . ' \ ··~ •• ,.,,. 7..JNtp GOOD . SEVEN room ~. bath IUid ball; two loll, will cotialdef lritllllf ·lrallor, Cllntae!l SUIII Wood, il)o aeaae. 'Pbo!le .... 7-IUie S.m: NOW 011 •tunohtl!'m 1oo111, cilia, !lll!1t. > 10-~1,.14 II., "*""·· bl!tl"l!t _,_..., ' I ,. __ r'* Ill' ........ - I tine rd . ........ oil itt.•• ' ' .. Ill! - - . ' -~~ ' . . . ' · ilk.~• :. . ·mollt, inil'· • l'iOtiDt Mt-sus.. ~ - ~~ '"'., .\~"''. .,_,.,_. · ~ ~a.t«x•u,, ; I "'Q 'n:!.J•~,, " RIDING HORSE, Ill-year-old mare, t!IIO: with uddJe t210. Phone Muon 'mallt. • . " 7-11&! . --- • ' 12 7-1741p •··· . . 7-1Ute ................... . ·: STOLEll. One gallon milk Clll, TWO BEDROOM ell'-'mJ · THREE ROOM HOuBE In Mlllbatho, ~ ltltchen, porcll.Z !IIIDDLEPORT7 I'OOIIll, es, nice view of river. stolen lrom bel11nd· drug 8lore NO. I, lnlJkER OOAL iii ftlr. apartment. a Sprlltf A•, ersvllle, city water, phone IUid Gloeekners. II retumed, mer Clliltooo Coal Co. tfp'pla, 17 ACREs - LaYI nice, bam, Pomeroy, Phone 991-6158. 7-1~ other balldlnss, 6 rooms, mono questions asked. 7-19-2\p loeltetl B mn.. east or w.n. f-lf.Cis dern balb, two porches. 14 Foor STAR CJWI'I' RU!f.. tooo. Phone 314-3'117 Wellllon HELEN 41' VIRGR. TEAFORD BAND EVERY Friday from I NEWLY moodeled eflloe ABOtrl', 30 hp Jolmon, tniJ. for IDformation. Wllb!n Coal p.m. to 2 a.m. Sbenang 10011111, C«<ll!!' Olurt IUid !!:all er and an ,.,.,.,.,..,., Vf111 -Compaooy. 7-!NIIe AIISOCIATES SYRACUIE Springs Nile Club. Best band Main. Dirocl Inquiries to ~ good condllloo, low ]l'loa, 7-111-31< In the area. 7-111-11< bert Il1ll. Jr., Robert IDD, phone 11111-3J.Q. 7-!Uie RIDING LAWNMOWER Ill bp. Rlcbard Yau&flan, Sr., '"' r,... Pllone 98U946. 7-1utc DO!f'S BARBER llbop will be ter Hart. ' 1 8 FORD Plekup. llanpr, 11118 7-17doled July 21 tbroulb Jul)' over pa:vmenls, rr a..elle, 1958 CHEVROLET, 2-door, e llulllltll s.vlcll • . DoD w..... Rac:I!Je. CI.!!AN MODERN l1'aller, 8111'1 a1eo 14 foot Lone Sill' Boat, cylinder, new battery, gener- Atrl'O BODY Sloop, new ahop buBt-on UYIDg room. Jdell ar 18 Evlnrude ·Motor, 40 bp, ator, carberat<r, foe! pump, manqed by Tom Maabn. elderly eouple, young lllll'l'letl · a1eo e horses, am liuDIIr, pbllfj! and wiring. Pbooe ~ IAow ....-Foead ancl likllletl Ja'I'IIIIIITI!:S SWARMING? wlllt 110 children, ... 0111 ..... phone 99UI12. 7-11-111! ltUlJI, evenlng!J IIIU171. Ilor. Can offB >W the very ftey a ~... IIIII erJy resident. Phone 742 . _ 7-!Utc . . lllDiract. CUitomen m,_ ........ .....,, JI'Nt • POODLE PVPPII!8, AKC 'l'ot Y-17islloctlon suaranteetl. :Ill RailII*"'- lllld 1DfonnoiiGB • minlalule. $'IS ad ap. ... _ 3.,. liP JOHNSON ou1lloard 11111- road St., Mltltlleport, Plotloe ern! IJ*I! dl!lllll. ., semce mr lfllOIIIIDI. "-' tor, 5-ptece dinette lilt. boll! IIUtB'I. ?-18«e ForS.Ie .......... low ....... . -.ca. U I tit In very good oondltlm. IIAper Cllll ........ Allied 1'1111 BLUE LUS'l'RE 1101 Cllll1 IIIII sonably priced. can 74S-4111. RADIO AM> TV REPAIR. boule Oidrol. PamaO), 111111. earpeta lA son but 1eam plio .uc ClGideD RetriiNf JiUill ,,, 7-INII! ealll, ....... . . 11111 • IIIII IUid loll. Had oleclata Dl Alb Sl, lllddllparL ataiJatiOD. lGbn 11arr11oa, m sbampooer Baker ........ IMI. • • • STRAW - Cl0811 wlleat almr, llroldwa)' 81., Mlddlepart, lin. \L~ any amooml. Dale Kaub. 0.. ~ IIJ.B. 7-1'-lfc , Will. DO ..tar II lllml fer. Phone ._l. 7-!Ntp .. . ......... pacbtl, Pffllnl, ONE DELRAY electdc ....... YOU CAN atlll- .. r r OD aJmn1mm boall. CliP ... with ampJIIIer, ta: •1111111 llteratbll, • bay pony $1111. can Iller • p.m., 1117 '"' ...... Cilia rr . PONY, 43 1NC111!8, lw-)'1111' 1111. Preddle Tbobel, Mull, ..._ old geldlns, well lralnetl.' Ch!sler, 91J5.15411. .,.ll«e lerml. ...... 'I7J.IIIl. .... Rhonda South, Oak Groft 1CO. 1 PO'I'A'l\'8, wt r PO'I'ATOI!!S, bunl, CIIMip Road, Racine. 7-!Uie IW'PYBOtlR, ............ bait .... ~ .., IUid beell. Phone ..... IIIII aall. I to I P-IlL 11m> ' n .. Clmnee Proflllt, W SIX ROOM house, Ill lleecb .., lhra FrldaJ...... 111&111 11111oa, w Clldo. , . . . St., Middleport; new llatn, _ , J'rlday. U4lt SMALL POOilLE8, crOIIIIIIII bath, larp porcb ad FIVE ROOM IIOUIII!llllld belli, yard, t&OOO. Pbooe ..... free If you wisll. Well 111111IROOI'JNG MATCH lbldoq, 0111 floor' partly fandltW • 'J.lNie July !1, to 4. Hams, bacon, laDd White Ttrrlerl IUid desired. 'II! s. Setml Aw., Falun! Scbnmaso, leiDptlrlrJ bait ol hog. lllolguDo only. abots, an A.K.C. Jll!brGill Middleport, Can be - ., SEVEN ROOM lurnJahetl farm Rutland American Lop.. ltJP!)Intmellt alia' I p.m. . . hOUII, 7 ICI'I!tl lA !BIId, 8111'1 K<Diels, Ololvllle. Phone •• llllmt. 7-17-Jte den Wllbanl, tiMIIII •••• 0. 0. I8ADl'UIII bttlldlnp, one cellar,. pnlen 1111S4, vlslton ...... . ; AUChiJIIDFl spaee, esln!mely ~ water. f-H-llltt .' BELEN'S B-A Beauty Salon tlllqU: .. ,lei House just recently NliiOtlel. . ..,.,.. again, July Ill. Clll " - •rm ed. 'Green Aena', - mOe . now lor apPOintment. Clolod STI!R1!0 AM a. nl U. ftl. · . I . . . . .J m eounty road 1e, Rl. 1, Jllj. JlondaYI. Pllone 887_. ~ IIIII COIIIO!e. '1'llt!le sell IN .....iii 1 t I Clltle .... brougbj from..... . land. 7-1t-tlp pen Plabul, Olllo. --- . ,Or. '. llANO EVERY Friday and SatIIHI'It ..., Beecb st.. Middleport. 7-1~e urday at Jacl:8 Club on RarMF 165. . risonv!Ue Road off Rl 7. P'URNISIIBD OARAUB ...... HAY . . In the field, tlmollw <1t · Gayle McDonald and Ills u.d 011 Uneoln llllllllll orchard t!t'ISS. 15e per bale fvlfon.ThomPIOft Drifters. Country llluslc. slandinR. 4llc oer bale baled. paid; lllalll only• ...... TRACTOR SAlES T-111-11< m5101 Phone 991-6158. 7-1~ -- . . Mf18& P'URNISIIBD IJ*IW twt ONE USED Fender bass guitar bednloml, Jlltldleparl. .... and amnllller. Jnqu1re till mn. ·•·s ~NI>.AlS MILLER·· MOBILE 'HOMES ' O'BRIEN &- CIIOIV IIIW.TY COMPANY MIDDL!lPORT - Ill story ·frame, I bedrooms. new beth, new furnace. new bot Wlllor tank, lit!ll' Roor cmrlng. This property In euenent condJ.. Uon. tf,'IUO.OO. POMEIIoY - ·1 story frame, I lledrooma, boeement, PI tlcior fumaee. $2.0110.00. CALL US FOR 'YOOR NEt!JD8 ~ 7-1Nie 1242. . OPENf t ·9 .W~A~_:...) HENRY C1J!LAND 'I'IWLER SPACE, .n 11111"'" anlJable. laqalre Ill ..... RYE SEED. II bu"""t David rr Iller s ar I p.m. Wrllt P. Yost. Portland. Phone IU- 11o1 . IN REAL I!.STATE JI'VJINIBIIED ad .......... ..,.n-tl. a.. ID ..... 1952. \i-TON PICKUP truek. Phone mrm after S p.m. o. • QUAutY &'"'ltE ASI.O\V As- ·~i.oo · All .\ppllailcol lllleolaled! . 1ree llenraa IUid Timer Watd!el . . time to ebect ,._. DRESSES.Sizes 12 14. PLENTY otiPICI rw • 11'11• with .n fldllllll. Ia s,r.. eaa. CaD...._ t.JI.III DANCE ' . • fokJve into a con)plefely furnished, brenc( · n.ev' l'lomothat lets you e~lov life.at itJ~re · . .freebllst. ' ( COMPAIE OUR SEtviCI · '' · .' tr1lnlng !l!!ll!!!!ll!ll!!i!l!l!llll!-.--. .- " ' LOST, TWO bounds, oily to APARTMENT, cloee lllrsDgers; one is black IUid 127 Butlerllut Ave. wblle, one dark ton. AlviD Myen. Phone llliSJ1III4 CbelTIIAILICR, llrolm'l 'V~ I + ' ' •' ' (I~ . OPIN I!VIU:OO P.M. ,.,..., i'i " 992-2156. She'll tell you hOw to ..m .rt •nd ., •• ~m. time gtt valueble . ' . I . : \. '' .. ''\ �• ,. i"I "'"· , Sentinel, p...,.roy-Mlddleport, o.. Frkii.Y. Jlllf \9, ~968 , ~;'~ • . .· ~ · ·ew Maintaiu,~a ' Deaplte a 01 relative calm Tlwnday, oftlclalo declded tOday to a dllsk~-dawn curfew in (liP!) - . ' Degrees MOGS THEATRE Rocky (Continued lrmn page I) the job and ... a winner. Only lncldenl The Youngstown Incident came when the Negroes dis-played signs and c h a n t e d "Racist, racist." The signs read "Black Powe~ ,'' Roc~ the Raci st" and "Rap Brown not Rocky." SAVIN Ja.iled ' H. Llevln&· 65 Ford LTD 4 Dr. H.T. . . ... .. , $1695 352 V·U motor, auto. trans., P.S., white over blue, with bluE> mterior .. --=. ' u .... ..,.; 1 "unmarked car roared \11, and five men leaped aut with submachine guns and stationed themselves at the entrance. ~1' -~~.. ":"';": .. ...., !a'f ' . .. . . . $2195 V-8 motor, auto. trans., power steering, power brates, brown with brown vinyl interior 65 Pontiac Catalina Con. . . . , . . $1995 Auto. tr~ power steerins. power brakes. Blue tone vinyl Int. flllilh with "You 'il L e Oar Qualify Way of Doing Busintra" KARR &VAN ZANDT. ••• I POMEROY rio. MEIGS GENERAL HOSPITAL ADMISSIONS- None. DL'lCIIARGES - None. ,, ··•··"·.,......, ..." · ,. ' , . liorn at; Letart, w. VIi bOno· ar..-.aled fr!>tn walwna· H Ish School 'at 1111101). ·m~·: m;,;, Ia '.:,~'I'I~Jit: lbo !oi'l!>er. Doii~ ~ <If' . New HaYen. Th• .- e two . :ebll<. -v •-..• _ e: dten, Karen and ..,.,.., ~•· , Uevl!lg has been lpvolved ,In 'cIM!II~ ..'~"i ::,!,antAE";';!!~, ,~: ijf~-;~;; BANK Now, there's a brand new way to Vlve time and steps when you bank with us! Just step right up to our "sidewalk bank" .,. strut· ltvel ltlltr's window, while you can makt deposits, cash checks, at you're passing by. Try this ntW fast sorvke, soon. OPEN FRIDAY NIGHTS 5:00 to 7:00 PO EROY NATIONAL BANK .... rr.,, :· ""·1:.,!::. He work84 aa two Aj)pOiaehlan , Pl)llllaln Well VIrginia, lbel'hl1· lp Spore plant at New Haven IIIII lhe Kanalllla River Pllllll 'at Gla881>w, ,__ Gl aa well 18 ~h· • -•'a en LJ'n Plant and Snillh ao. The 1968 prosnm lor tho 19th . I11JIIII GaUia Count;r Junl..- Fair Soviets Hinting Of Intervention II aD but COIIIjl(eted. However, a few last • minute entertalmnent chansl>s are expected during Mon- day's sesslon. Here's the tentative talr pro-- sram: " PorMr.y, Ohio ,, ,I .. ' ' ' ', TUESDAY, JULY 3o Olllctal opening, _7 p..m.;.Wai. CCIIIIo addresa by ProsldeDI B. B. . . . . . ~' tntrOducilon• 0( lll"sts, .7:10 p. m.; Nlirlh GaHta band coneor~ 7:!0 p.1m.i Brot!>erMod Nill!t ,~cU.ttlei, 8 p.m.; ~ Dilo, i)p:39,P· m. _, WED~'\Y) JULY 31 ,. FFA ,jlil ·MI prOject iuda· ill:, 8 L 1!1-1 4-J! "'"'a~ judgbw, 9 L m.; Gilrdea trac;!Or pulling eorneot, I P.' m.; Slmru Duo, I p. m.; Ha~J~J~n~Trace band c~ cert, and awine ;llldglng, 7 p, m.; Sl,yle Rowe, 7:30 11- m.; Slmru Duo, 11 p.m. THURSDAY, AUG. I Beef Jud81ng, 9:30 L m.; 4-H demonatratlona, 10 L m.; Dalry judging and 4-11 demonstrations, 1 p. m.; I<Iwaals Kids Day aedv· lties, 1:30 p, m.; Simru Duo, 4p. m,; GAHS bend concert, and aheop Jud&lnlt, 7 p. m.; Utile PRAGUE (UPI) - Czech Commwiist leader Alexander Dubcek Plrli D. M. Newland Dies Thursday ' F11n4 two deusttters, Kathy iDd DL'lCIIARGES - Brenda JoJm. JeanJ,e; two 10111, Mark aDd aoo, Kathy Moore, Dessle· Rlf· Grea,ocy, aU at lxlne,· iDd a lie, Ricky Trlpplett, 'l'homas brottior, Harold f1~00Itpoilo. Scally, carlot Cain, Robert Fomoral nnlces will be held Scarberry, Jr., William Baum- s~ at 2 p.m. at the era.. • prdner. HuiaeU Funeral HOllie and burial will be In Concord Church Comelecy. Friends may eall at tho ftlneral lxlne alter 1 p.lil. PllONE CHANGED ' The Rutland Volunleer F I r e Safllrlll1. Dept. amounced ~ Ita phone IIUI1i>er has been dlansed. Tho MAIIRIAGE APPUCATIONS ' new number lo 742..S72f. Reo). ~raid Jameo Sl!johor, 48, dents are uked to COIIIUII the coal miner' 1114 Lor, . front ot their dlreetory. Tho cle- ... Mae ~der. 55, NWI!Ii;ort: . partrnant also thanks A r c h I o lllarlal WfWam Haiecmll, 19, ' Pierce for hia donation on the Col,olmbus, atr crall ulliniur, ,. new fire truck. and Pamela Kay "-leo, t7.P'"''" •1'0¥·• teaohor ald. MiotJioport, ,. ' ' today battled por1j0 Stalinists over his deftance o! the Kremlln and his program of democntlc reform. In Moseow the Soviets hinted at a HU~W~rian lype Intervention In Czechoelovelda. Dubcek, his lrienda and foes In the divided central eom- GALLIPOLIS- ~Smith, holl....ite to tho nation's top Grand Ole ()pry F;avortte ~ remile countrY artlot has been RCA Recording Artist, will ap. filled with more txcltemenl and J>OOr on the main stoae 6uing hard lrork than .aha would over lbo 19111 liiiiUal Gallla County eeeln a IUeltme. Jllllor Fair on $llllrdl1, Aug. ~ has roeatved ovar a 3, beslmlni at 9:90p.m. dozen awards for 'bar songs and Tbla year makea It a lillie talent, and no doubt ..UI reover two years IInce Connie eolve many more In the monlhl Slnllh, 1bo "Cfn<lerella Glrl'l ol ahead. COIIIII!'1 mullc, oteppec1 on t h e ConDie wiD also br!llg h e r 801111 .wllb blir recording cif . . famod band lbe ~a, to "Once A ~" and fer her It appear wllb her. lfllll' .ccamll7 ·, lliabMD·jllt ra.Mattwo'yearaof mullefansconsldertlle!llndOWD-. , heir ore 0110 of lbe floeot .banda In For Ccllillo, IIGini from a NashVIlle. lira, '; , · A~tion Clubs in Wor.bhop · •conpml•• ' ' Min GaliJa County Contest, 7:30 P. m.; wster GaHJa eow.. t;r contest, 8:15 p. m.; Natlooal Talent Aaaoclatton Varlet;r~, 9:30 p. m.; Slmru Duo, 11 p. m. FR!IlAY, AUG. 2 Prett;r Biby Contea~ 12:30 p. m.; Hog sale, ·I p. m.; Lamb sale, 2 p. ·m.; ,Steer sale, 3, p.m.; Slmru Duo, 4 p. m.; Pt. Ploaellll band eoncert, 7 p. m.; Pando of chaq»i.Oilf·, 8 p, m. ~ Farm Bureau talent contest, 7:30 p. m.; Grandpa Jones and bis Grlnd- uwe ·en 11\J Macbar1itllll' a flrearD1 cllup. Bol, at nqoci s.turdi,y j)OIIea had beoii unaliie· to lind ,, ~ ! . .' Citation to ' · ·ColU'llssued Mrs. Hunt to •r.ve hlr tf.e warrent, Clllof of l'ollce JobD Taylor aald alter 910stionlnl, ·thO COU· pie that Nrs. Hunt aot In tllejr car Frldi!.Y Qll!l'lllnl and pull'.'~ • aun "" her tiuaband. ' file fired 0118 lhol qd. BC· oordlna to tho JK!IIea . _ Hunt the P. away INm Ill• idle l!ld ~ 1be reiQIIidng t I v o obaHa U.. lbo lloorlioarda In the bed<~ithe car. Hunt oull'ored ,.a ()OWder burn on hlo race wi!ID hlo wile fired lhe ar11 lhol trom Ill• .22 eailwr revolver, acoordlna to Chief GAWPoLIS - Robinson, aeale!l. and Don Donaldson, are In Ironto! the Melga County Coorthou~ !'bOre they sOUHftl signatures !rom Meigs Couiltlanll In the '~8 - ettort to got Alahlma's Governor WalltCe on the hollot lri' Olilo for President. The WaHace for President vol.-a hid simDar headquarters In front or several other Ohio courtl!alsea Saturda.v. Measles Oinics at POMEkOY - l.'1oyd Hend- ricks, srracuae, waa given a six IDOI\Ihs jail sentence.jthen ~e appeared Friday in the Meigs Cj)Wily Court "!) chirP• of hansameJt by tel· ephone. Ollie Contin~tid c..uit¥ Court Judie Frank Porter stopp!ld down frlllll sltll,lw on the ease which was haard by CCI!ImaaPieaoJuclae John c. Bacon. Judge Bacdl IUIP"nded I!YO IDOI\Ihs of the jail sentence, leavtos Heedrick• 111111 30 dayi to serve. w. The oase of ~ Eugooo nn~. ·cE'M'IIiG SIGNATUin;s- TWo Colwnbus residents, John J8, Rl. 2, GaliJl>Oils, charged l!'ltb • ..,. trlbulinr to the ~ncy o! a minor, wao eootiJUid llellirda.Y In GaHia ~ Juv.tlllle E:ourJ by Jild&e John w. Four Places Today POMEROY - Mo(fa CounQ' resldeiUJI'II rentlllded thet tour measles va-ccine clinic• wUl be held trmn 12 noon to 2 p. m. 11>day In four location& The clinics are tor children frCID one throuah 12, They wUI ho held at the ,PCI!Ieroy and Mldtlleport elementary sehoola, the h(fh aehool ID Bacino and the American Legion In RuJ,. 1111!1. Sponaorlll: the clinics Ia the Moils COOnljo Dopartment o! ,Jieolth. I . .· $~be to ~ :il} ' ~ ' ' J:feigi, • ,\' ~ l • ' '{:!,•"'' d !,) ' ' ' '· BY 'PA,T . H~ , · ' 8IL Jamal puoV, ~· ol Mr. and Mit. ~ cu. · 117, Ul Flrll Avi,, c...IMbOII .. a lORI line of IIJIIIIIDI ..... }Ill . flliiiiit In wW a; ,hla ...... -r, a.arlu K!Ddar, fiaibl In the ~... ~- ucl hll great.craDdfatllol:, \l'(llllam Stedman, ~· a YlllnD of a. Civil War. Jamoo bu 18 ,,.... ol cUlT In and Jill broflllr, ..... II, hal 8 ~-· of., MrYkt In Demands Pueblo Action I BPI ac:e,!lW*I wllll .,.._ !aced lflrpret, tiii!Qrmer Mar· prot ~ of ~!foil• IDil chllclron, Moll~, f, IDil Tim otiiY 5. UCID't I Ill¥ yc:lllrt bDIDI c:ll leave from oombaiiCt;r'l'' 1.._ ed? "Sire, daa't . . . . lbll would BPI me In hot - · " ho said. "I daa't think .It - d fut to illY I hav~ ,._, aU 1lle Far East and 1Pt11J2 ~· . , tile air .-vln In Giam," ~,..-. J ' ' ,. .,-WI\ fliil!lh,ilt~Uirl. IMI . tor lila <OUJI!r)'. Set cue,y lo a Vftt1 1lilzonl laoldn& tallltd,. blue :l1ld - . He lod<l lllra hlf cqald ..... 1111' -.n Hit _ .. freely and jalkld Wtlll-. FIYI ol bll aoriloa , _ , _ . . . , . In the Air Comliii8Cf01. ''You can!hll!allor7m.- " he aald, ••MJ ..... ~ laid aU pertalnlns to It to cldilftld " bet~CIIh'· M111ritor'l fred with the of ~ :IIDrJo wi!ID 1 met blm. mr •• were dal!lhed. ' ., r- = . .. Down 109 oijf,ai Jilta~~Diia.!l¥ wltb ,.lill..i.s~. SGT. JAMES CASEY, VSU, Ia -here wllh allleo Tribal RIOo, ~ock lype, hlllllmocJe, a gil frolR on orlwith whom he served, and a Chloe lie C<lllmunlat 7. 62mm carbine, 1n excellent. well-mllde, deadly 1NIIIpr& Korean•. :wller was one or a l'lllnber ~ cogressmen who asked Pres1 - John11011 immedlato)y alter the aelzuretotakewhaloversteps were necessary to achieve the imJnediAte release of tho ship and Ita crew. Three month•IIJO MU· ler wrote the Socretar:Y of state Patrol Charges Both Drivers Merit Blame ursJng action. In hla latest Iotter to R u a k, MUier sa,ys the Pre&ldenl diose lhe diplomaUc route lo ll'Y .to of. feet tho relean of the men. He 1811 it Is ttobvfous that I I X months of dlplomatlceiJortahave falled. •• Miller coutlnuea: •'Honora.. ble diplomacy Is better llian nr, But boW long can we pur. 111re diplomacy and atlii eonalder It to he honorable? I 11181111 that all diplomatic of. fOrts hlvlns railed, lbe United !lites Governmael now tskJ 'Howell. trhiiOYor steps are necessary ~.~.:::::::::::::::::::;Q::;::::;;:::::::::::::::::~~~:::::::~::: A 17~. . . .d. youlf(.from New WALI.,\CE Nl) RACISI to secure the release ol tho York arreatod alantrldlb ForraH LANCASI'ER, Ohio (UPJ) u.s.s. Pueblo and Ita ......... W.a ~eleaoet! to !II!> M~qcJy of Third port;r prolldellllal c.~­ LAD DIES ~olat!ves and his i*n r'etureild ~ ~Wallace of AI~ Tbe matter ot the Pach1o la TOI..EIIO, Oblo (UPJ) - Peter to New York Oft. 'li'J~Ii.r~n Ia told al """""' of 2, 500 81J111lort10 W Macussed on the HOuse ~l!afged , with Q~ ·U!e bciY .... hm !laturciay altetDoon ho Sflveoter ijedeproa, 5, Hoiland, Uoor ~ IIIGIKia.r and llllllef ho ' and , ._........,•• )1Im · Ollli>. .... otruck and ,ldJied by "f.!re , ~~• . and. waa 1101 a raclst ,and eallld ,tor a car on OhiO 2 two lnllea weit ·h - - to COIDIDenl fllrthor at that time. plrmlltW him to '*~ ~"'· the IIUPPDrl of all tile races In of hero $aiUrday attarnoon. also. lheatate. I ' f1.,.ar show, 12 ~ Joudor Fair horse ahow, 12:30 p. m.; Slmru Duo, 4 p. m.; Southwe1t. ern band concert, 7 p. m.; Pony pulllll: contest, 7:30 p. m.; Rio Grande Squares, 8 p, m.; Country Drlttera, 8:30 p. m.; l<yger Creek band cOncert, 9 p. m.; Connie Smith iDd band, 9:90 p. m.; Sim· ru Duo, 11 p. m. Members o! the 111118 progrllll committee are: Dick Lald.n and Raymond WtUis, eo - chairmen; Mrs. Thelma Elliott, JlmmleEv· ana, Bud carter anciJackFrietxl, A. Kimball Suitor, ZeU& Crall, Paul Wasner, Mrs. RaymondWUlla, Pat Glass, Odie O'Donnell, Hobart Wilson. Jr., and Dale Rothgeb. ' ' ' • Has Stories lb Tel4 but La~r·~:··,. "'I'"' to take whalover stepl ..e JIOt. eosary to seeure the ralean of tho U.S.S. Pueblo and Its erow. Next Tuesday, Julf 23, w I I I mark stx months since the 18hure of the Poeblo by lhe North ·· 'l'lflor. ,• ·' • chlllin wlth Romonl, 9:30 p.m.; Slmru Duo, II p. m. SATURDAY, AUG. 3 Jl!!ller...~· '•.ial,n. ~ !l!>crltary of .~ ' l $pecla Veteran of lt19 t.. WASUNGTON - Tenth Dll· trtct eonsreasman Cluence E. th- AND ~ ' 19 ·. Middleport. Member FDIC 'GALUPOlJS - PJIIlJOao of the •Gillie CounQ' Junior Fair ' ' ' pr~ ,o...mlttoo I• to ·~pro­ .tde a QU-Il!lecr•ted prosram, ' ' r mat.. ' ar1'11)181nenta to< J ' acta.. eOrKluct programs, and .paknU ofii<\11 JllllllUIIcementa during the lair." ' ),Jonday, begiMIIW at 8 p. m., Jpnlor r.ir board omee, on tho junior ratrgrovnda, tlie : 14 member coirunlltee (10 men, foul' """"""' wW conduct Ita lie(ll plai'OII!W 10o&lon !or the fair which opens Tuesdl,y' Julf mlttee, debated the tate or his re!orm policy in the baroQue splendor of Hradcany Clatle'a 3011-year-old Sponlah hall. The til'S! port;r soeretary opened the sltowd.awn meeting with a ri.Port on Eastern Europe's greatest erlals alnce Red army tanks cruabOd Hungarian strict Securlly lreedom fighters 12 year& ago. A county bus, purposely In Moscow, the Soviets for the parked in front of the entrance first time made charges ot m&lntalnlng Red rule In Czechoas the armored car pulled up, ADler Ican aggression plans tor slovakia. Soviets Threaten obscured the view of newsmen, Czechoslovakia and of antiIn the Soviet •~~~>11•1, the kept across the street by the Communist rebel plots I~ Ita Pravda rq»orts gave a clear strict security, onetime satellite. The charges sign the Ruulana, although There were garbled shouts came in the Part, newspaper hOS>Illll to avoid i~ are clearly and a flurry of activity around PravdL It p)bllabOd an editor· the armored car. Then four ial pledging "all necessary ready !or Intervention to minutes after it arrived, the ear help" !rom the Soviets In preserv.e what they consider Communist securit~' ard ideolo. pulled away, fJ, In London, UP! dlplomstie Oilld, 6, Injured correa_pondent K. C. T h a 1 e r quoted high dlplamaUc sources Jeffrey Childers, 6, son of ·as sa,yill: the Soviets are tryiJ18 Mr. and Mrs. Miles W. Childers,. to arrange a weekend meetll.Fifth st.,,. New .Haven. wu. ad., FWloral IIOM'kea for Delbert ol Dubcelr, &nd Leonid L mltted to Holzer Hospital at 6:- lflrion NeWland, 87, TliPI)eios Brezhnev, the Soviet port;r Urst 25p.m. Thursday with apossible Plaino, Who died Thursday mom- se(!retary. The sources said the fractured skulL He was lniured Ins at the Kimes Convalescent meeUng may take place near when he was hit by a car while Homo In Allleno !ollowtng an ex. the Czech-Soviet lr<dler. They he was ridif18 his bicycle, He ls tended UlneBB, will be held &In- nid Brezhnev hopes to pressure reported in .satisfactory condi· day at 4 p.m. at the White Fu· Dubeek into making conce.ssions tlon this mornill: at the hospital. neraJ Home, COOlville, wltb the under the threat of Russian ' ' Rev. Roy Deater oMclatlns. lllr- armed lnterventlOIL COLUMIItlS GOV. JAMES RHCJDI!S ~On -.uti>; orlal will be In the Tuppers Plains ATIEND WORKSHOP der • eloatiJw a tklin ~a'Tiak Force on V'IICIII<J!iol Christian Cltirch Cemetecy. PT, PLEASANT- Three Point and Technleal Edueatlon. . · · 1 He waa born In Me(fa County, Pleasant High School seniors, Tlie Tail< Fo,rce, campriMd of pr<>lnlilont bualnoa.., ....... lhe son of the late Hiram a n d Sarall Lewis, Jamie Wollman and Mary Cowen Newland, He was tors IUld -neys. Ia ebatged 10 ...... tho ldu,.UORII Atjd aqd Ellis Conley, are attending the a carpenter (j)reman In the ,...: to reeilmmelld wllatewr li neceallll')'. "fir a modere iDd ratlonQ State !ludent Coomcll Workshop lliructlon ind!atry, having spent structure for YOCIIIonal and teehnleal iduelllon In Ohio.~ ot West Virginia Wesleyan Col- 20 years In Nitro, W.Va. with the • legs. The worksblp hogan last American Viscose Corp, &mday afternoon and will con. He was also precedod In dWh elude this afternoon, by a 11011, Tr..... T. Newland, POINT PLEASANT- Charles ·· · and two sisters, Lilly Baker and Carrie Watkins. lilrvlvors In- Lewis Flh., 34, of2629 Lincoln ' Two liel81 C<Junllans .!eaoor of at Ohio PERMITS SUSPENDED clude his wife, Louisa IHeiney Ave., waa dead on arrival at7:1S IIIOIIglbe DemocraUeActlonCiub Unlvorlilf, Alb.,., apiq on hlo The Ohio Department ot Liq· N.,.land, ai home; one a o n, p.m. Thursday at Plesaant Val- melllberl fr!Hn tile 13 \lOI!IJtlooof Pl¥• tor ~ dlllrict c~ uor Control has sospended the Gerald H. Nowland, Charleston, loy HOI!Pital. ' ~- ~:....~··s!Onl!-~f! A ·de'!"'""'U• ~ ..... anpermits ot the Friendly Tav· W. Va.; a daughler, Mro.· Clay. Mr• .Flint oultered an _..-. ••N ..,.. ...rp,ateo~ . In a . . . . _ · nouneed tor Aill lli In . ~ ern, Middleport, el!ectlve noon ton T. fnelea, Bentonville, Vir- ent heart attack wiiilo senill: as Pti>l~flonl ·ilorkllhop IIi. lflio. ' at Wl>leh Q,. ~ · W.er Aug. 15, and continuing until a ginia; 11 arandchllclren, and 7 an U~q>ire for a .-n pme IIIIa re'cently. The, were Ere- ..Ul be o.-rat~r Sihlorlal sales tax assessment is paid. great-sranddilldren. ' at O~e Field: o.t W~nP.U ~ BUI Cozart.. · c....-, John J. IJiill•• •of , He was born APrU 4, 1~34 at , Tho wbrklbop, plamed IJ><(Im- Cln.dJIIIII, " ··~ '~ , One ol the granddaughters, J Norma Newland, had Diede her Beech HUI, ..... of MrL Pearl pitma11ad by Clulo Prealdint wn. \ ,· TWO ARRESTS MADE home with die elder Newlanda fletcher Fllnl, IOOat, IUld VJrsll Uam' Lavelle ol AI!Mns ~ Tom Flint of Soulbolde. He was emCIUIY, ~ .. 'o( Atllena, a~ PT, PLEASANT - Two ar- tor maey years. Friends may . 'NAlfii rests have been rerorded at the call at the ftlneral home alter 7 played as a palntar by tile Cite.. ol lbe Ohio· lllllpn tar Sen·· J4lrtln F. lytic Construction eo., at Apple ate otatr, ~ InS ' counly jail wring the past twen- this ovOning. GroYL He was a member ol the coneerninll theproc...,Piilmali; ty-four hours; George R. WamaJey, 36, Henderson, peace war~ ~cord IJaptfat Church and the InS canilllisno' -pal P5f'!f ti> VETERANS MEMORIAL Palrt.era Local No. 313, of H..,.. ~fall aloetlon. · : "' ·,, rant, and Dewey Sawyer. 37, ~.;..;._.-.! ' HOSPITAL tlngton. ' ' ' ' ..,..._..,· ' ' North Carolina, charged with fn. ADMISSIONS .- WWiam Zlr· toxication. Ide, Hartford; Pauline Durst, areSurNivi"' hla porerta elllemilet:; · ~~MI;c;\1.1!•~;:~: hlo wile,besicloa llttcy Zimmerman· WALKUP ' ogfllmTo -.a. 63 Buick La Sabre 4 Dr. H. T. . . . . . . $995 ' ,. ' Proves Fatal Gi-een- Wiih green interior, V-8 engine, auto. trans., aJil 90'fer steering. ,)" ' PoWar SERVICES HELD . ' fo, 'flte. · c;r~r#er·· ' ~··'"'' ol dvlh:utllruellon' ll•tlle l'lnaJ 1'111111 <If <iiUo - · a lister of :;::: ' motorcycles flanked the armored car. Several m.lnutes betore the car arrived at the jail more than a dozen sheriffs d~uties, several armed with shoquns, lined the back entrance to the building. One minute later, an 24 ' .,.. 21, 1968. Softball ~e White over burgundy, burgundy vinyl int., V·B auto, P.B., l'.S., air·conditioning. GMAC FINANCING , e Roush, who died Julf u,·at ' her ,..slde\'<0 In P<lnaroy, wore held today at 10 Lm. at the EWIna c~ "lth the Rev. WUbur MEMPHIS, Tenn. (UPO- Perrin olllclatlng. Burtal no , James Earl Ray was flown in . In Graham c--·~, v.a•...-· .~ G""••. .."""........ secrecy today from England to Station, W. VL Sunt-al ·- .. - t·~o ... this Mississippi River Po r I a ciJOihter, .~a. FtoHDbe •Kar ;:~: ~~::':S::~ ~~~ ~: :,ee~:~!:~= Seven patrol cars and seven ' ~~~=-·Thl.•ld•• • ,, . f1lneral llr.YI,ces ·ff)f llruiliJa King Jr., three months ago. Ray arrived aboanl an Air Force Cl35 plane at Memphis' Na\01 Air Station at 4:37 a.m., EDT ·-• uu was husUod Into a blue and white armored car by !oderal agents. Wllh blue domeliil\t 8ashiJ18, the armored car sped to the heavily guarded Shelhy County Jail in downtown Memphls. .fJevpteil ' lUi ' mn., .~-::;;.-:::~~~o;.o..:::~-.:.-:~::=..:::.~$&·, h . . ermg t Ov Jn Memph' I"s' 111 ., . "polaohlaa Po,... E. -~In ' 90 fr!>tn then . · ~a·~~ '' Umpiring of 63 Olds 88 Holiday Sedan .. ... , $1095 66 Pontiac Catalina 4 Dr. Ccllmlr. 01111-r 0 . 992-5342 ; ' ' curfew wa~ Clrst ordered l ~~~~ after gangs oc Negroes ·~ the southwest s I d e lilnashing windows and looting. City, new EtghtbDlstrlctcom.. Police and national guardsmen maDder. will be installing ofwere ke)t buSJ' with minor oot. !leer at the Installation or tha breaks as some 110 per sons 19611-69 officers or Feeney • were arrested after the curfew Bennett Post 128, American ' ..... Wed o.1 went into erfcct at 9 p.m. Thurs...,..on nesday nlgm. ' das. Most ol the arrests were The meeting will be held for violating the curfew and were at the Legion farm on the Diede he!ore midnight, Bailey Run R- Delegate& l'l!llce Chief Harry Widdon deto Buckeye Boys State wlll aJ. .. 1 scribed the eflect the 9 p.m. so be Pl'<lsen t to gi •• ••• r 1o 6 a.m. curfew had on curbing report s. u>eldents as '•wondertul." ..The curfew did the trick," ,.,,,.,,.,,,,.,.,, .,.,...,,,,,,,;m:::::::::::::::::::::::~::::,::: Wlddon said. Receive The na.Uonal guard entered city early Thursday morning after Meigs Countlans receiving de grees at the Ohio Unlveralt;r gradUattoo, according to a list released from the university toTONIGHT THRU THURSDAY day, Included Robert Ewlnglllck, BBA, 106 Mutberry Ave., PomeJulf 19 • 25 roy; Hilda Hart Collins, BA, BONNIE & CLYDE (Technieolor) Pomeroy Route 1; Alita CarWarren Beatty, FayeDunaway penter Crow, BSEd, 283 MuJ. FEATURETIE: Idiots Deluxe berry Avenue, Pomeroy; Lance CARTOONS: Urder Sea Dogs Hart, BSEd, Pomeroy Route 1, Happy Hunting Allred N. Sisson, BSEd, 378 SecIt Must Be Love ond St., Pomeroy, and Keith R. SHOW STARTS 7 P.M. Whaley, BS, Shade Route I. TONIGHT MONDAY& TUESDAY July 21 - 22 • 23 (Double F£lature) FITZWILLY (Color) VanDyke-Barbara Faldlonl PLUS O'Brian.Jotm Mill s IAI' RI(: A - TEXAS (Color) " · ,' tn vtol- broke <lUI· In· the dt;r'o More U...'350 l>OIIce olll... l, " .IIOUtltweat aide. '!'MY were Jn. alterlll'o depJ!I~a and hiii\WIY otrueted to Shooi BflYOI10 wtlo if· ~mon jolned;the 700 l!llai'dl' -ed or ch&llengecl them. . mon In keeping tho ))OOct. , , ~~~::::· ':::~:=:::~, · Ray i,- ' ' • Gallia Wednesday GALLIPOLL'l - drivers wore cited In ~ two car collision at 6:05 11- m. Frldi.Y on KerrHarrlaburg Rd., three and sixtentha mUes east of Rl. 554. It was one o! th<ee accidents the Slate Highway Patrollnveotlpt.ed Friday In GaHia and Me(fs e<UIIIeo. cars driven by Junes ll Hoi. lo7, 39, GalllpGIIa, and Anita B. aatr, 46, Rl. %BldwaH, eoUlded aa a hill eresl. 'lbere was modorale damigo to both vehlclea. While not lmmedlataly treated, lwOJIOraons wore injured. Holley sulfore<l cuts and acratcbea and Mrs. Clair had a CIJIIII!lalnt IJ>.; jury, The paiN! .. •lied R'li!*Y for dri\llq lolt,,of ~ •nd Mrs. Ctalr , .. .., -"l!r'sllcinoo. -22 In:;,,.9*Nu!.Y ·• • • ' tiW Court. Ele~~U ~:~'~!!"• u, Key•... w. VL; ..:t~lnjurle• In ear colli!Jon'at 10 L m. Friday on Rl. 7, tnMe(fa eouaty, p5 foot DOrlh ol tho GaHia eow.. 1711nL· Sho Voter""'Vemorlal ~114 ' · Tht patrol illd 'I iiii T-. & l!w1, ®, ~ w. v.;, ...., hOrth, auep* to atOp beJil.ld • 'that had ·~ to , a"'" "'"..,..,to r -~ • ' : ..r l ' make a loft turn. Hla car went Into a akid, went left of coater and struck a soulh- car clrlvon by Ralph E. Burpaa, 57, Key· ser, W. VL Thoro wao moderate damage to lbo Berry car iDd heavy to lbe Burgess car. The patrol cited Berry to the Mo(fs County Court Julf 26 oo a cbatgo ol !all of colter. Fred A. Houck, 20; Rl. I, Gal· lJi>olls, waa clted to GaHI,9oll1 Municipal Court Julf 26 em a chaqe of ratlure to yleJ'ii the rlgtlt of way alter an accident at 8r10 P. m. Friday on Rl. 141, tWu and ala tenthalnlles west of GaHipolla. ' The petrol.' aald that Houek ~ulled out of a private drive and his car eojlldod with another ... hlcle driven west on Rt. 141 by IJoyd E. Jefforo, 59, Rl. tr1nt. There waa minor damlp t o - eera. No ,.. nol~ed. I P• DIVORCE SOUGHT POMEROY - Chlrllllll-• neaiRI oldllt;r iDd exll'ee crualt;r, Linda wyeti, Rlllland, hal 1\led aull fl>r di,.,.co fri1DI Lam Wy. ott. Delaliaro, In the 11t1u (lou!>. t;r Common Pleu CCFI. 1 h I plaiQII!f oeeko eualiedy of two milll!l' chllclreo. Service ~Cl.\t Baek, ' ' ' .. ~ 1' <( ...elved the Air Madol wllll,..,.. cluster-. and wao OWI!,diO,I h 1 Bronze lltar WbOn holllll a badily to riiiCUI a . . . . pilot and ...... lereed to remain 1111• ernlght ·illiH. After bthlnd his short vlolt l.ttla bla parents, Jim and Marpret 1IIU 1J1 to ~ AFB In Wldllte FaDs, Toxao. Go1111111 roooiJ flo leave, 1 picked up .my .,._.. and said, "Pm IOlT)' I - ' t be able to do a llor7 aa ~ lle otood u I cld. "MIIfie someday, we ..UI aD be ablolio como clean," be said. 'l'hoM....., tile exact words bO uMd. I sure WOIII4 love to bo around WbOn that day ...,., iDII to the ''unS)lOIIIII>Io~ llllnao lilt. James CIM)' and oilier Uke him will bo able to alton, - u- day. Miss Davis i l In Concert At Athens MIDDLEPORT~ A lflclid .... cert will be llviloi at 7:30p.m. .... day In lbe Cialllreeu. O.ifel II I Ohio \1JII\WIIt;r' i!f &llled b I • h a<hool llf!idoatl ind .....1')' mulle teao;~~ero _.~,... t b o untrertlli' I t'lwdl8r llld> II· · . otltute. � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 07. July Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Original Format The type of object, such as painting, sculpture, paper, photo, and additional data Newspaper Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource July 19, 1968 newland tawney