https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/f20132c83c2e76e5bc1e8f68bd8c3305.pdf a53fde15107a26a105d3296b9e7002ce PDF Text Text .,,.. ·-~.· ....'l - ... _...,_ .- ? ' ' Pi."'-.,-,w ., ..... ,.,.,.. __.__,.~""-:'·~-~,.," ··,"-;"' ·•~:· '' ~·- ' ' .'-1; \ -, ' '·' I ',. ••~ '." .~ '• Nation's Economy Will Slim Down,Pa.in i ' ' ' I" ~I. "·' . correspo~>- ... ,·(\' : .. I ,. '. I EDITOR'S NOTE; <\rlhur M. Okun, chairman of the President's Cwncll of Economic Advlsera, df•cuased thO nation's ecOIIODilc outlook durlns an inU.rvlew with UPI's dent James L. Srodes, The following diiPatch describes If> Okun'e concluolons. By JAMES L. SRODES WASHINGTON (UPI) -Prlces will rise Ieos rapidly during the second holt or this year. Will decrease, along ~or ; ·. i ' • ~nding Now You Know With the threat or inflation. P•ce In Vlell*n would dictate a complete reossessmont or lhe nation's nscal commitments. ' Thoae are the views Ill Altlhur M. olc{m, cholrman of .the President's Cooncll or Economic Advisers, now thlt tho 10 per cent income tao surchlrge Is In elfect IJid federal IIJendlng Ia being reduced. With 250 major labor contracts due for negotlaUi>n lhla ~or year, and wilh strikes lhrea- claim lhls Ia due to the tax tened In some induotrles, Increase, however, ·1 think tho 30-yearo<>lcl fol'll!er Yale olowdowns In steel stockpUirw professor Is chiefly concerned and . auto prnducUon will work just """ with possible new with Diller factors to give uo a lnllatlimary pressures from slower second haiL , wage IJid price Increases. "But It may well be lhat lite As Cor the Immediate outlook, slowdown In the economy's Okwl had this to say: • growlh rate will become evident "Probably the most obrious sooner lhan the benefits- such Indicator to lhe ordinary citizen as lower orlce Increases or a wW be lhat prices will slow. turnaround-or interest rates. lheir rate or Increase during the "Tho problem Is lhat once second half of this year, I don't YW get lnllation In mntlon It ' i I ' II 1;, li 'i WHY IAX)IJ'T YOU MARRY ME, ~IQUE'? VOL. XXI NO. 67 . . r-----r----:-:-::-:-:=----rr--------, .----:;r---&=.-L::lE\1:-::E:-::N'E.::-,~A;:. ::GI;:RJ-:;--"'-, IT HITS HER UKE Kt.JOWS. WHE~ 'THE RIGHT MMJ COMES. ALC»..G ! A lOtJ OF BRICK'S! ' .. ' POMJ ' will af~ted. • ateam out or tho ()- WW - or the be . hl(lher m•llvi!la? A-I don'tlhlnk so. wW' JIQ In tile 3.5 per Par ...mt ra.,e 'durlns hlgh'er 'certainly in tilee half lhan the tl!'st, but 01 few lerXII• or 1 perceiiiiiP ·,· c~a· I"""~· "' ~ :~~.: point. . Q- Wilat about tho bauoinl lnduotr(l (Coltinuud 011 Page 8) Weather ent11 Mostly &WillY l<lday IIIII Tue.. day. Cooler l<lday wllll a hfah near 70 In northern pordou to near 80 In owlhern OhiG. Falr IJid c 0 0 ltouilht wltlll"" wm. fo The Inter~!$ OJ The Meigs·Ma&OO Area POMEROY-MIDDLEPORT, OHIO peratures In lhe 50o. CootiDued cool TUesday. MONDAY, JULY 29, 19<, FIVE CENTS CzechS;, Sov _.._,.,s Meet At Border 'Glassboro' study <omml8olon. Vatican CJI>. •ervers predicted today' s d~>­ cument would provoka a major crisis within the church. Mogr, Ferdlnando Lambruschinl, the Vadcan theologian who announced the Pope's decision to a crowded news conference, called It 'an act of great courage by the Pope." The monsignor said Paul acted "koowlng It would not he ell,BIIy accepted by all " The PO!lO did not exercise the chur<h doctrine or papallnfallj. blllt,y In moldng his pronouncemont; But, like all decrees and decisions Of a Pope, it must be accepted and oheyed by all church members, accordll'lr to Catholic teochlng. A P o p e j CIERNA NAD TISOU, Czechoslovakia (UPI) -Czech and Soviet leader& met today In a movie hwse In this Czech vlllage in an attempt to settle peaceCUIIy a Communist bloc crisis the Russians have threatened to end by force. The 11-man presidium of the Czechoslovak Communist party IJid lhe l!.inan politburo or the Soviet Union's Communist part,y arrived by special trains In IIIlo vlllqe whooe name In Ellglfsh means Glassboro, just lhree mUes from lhe Ruaslan border. The Czech IJid Soviet trains ""re drawn up about 50 yards apsrt wilh lhe locomatlve or each stopped Just at the edg10 or the low, tile-roofed station. The actual meetings were taking place across the village main street from the raUway station, A Russian army signals unit set up a transmitter next to lhe Russian lridn, apparently to send messages to a similar receiver established across the A dog or blue uniformed Czech policemen aurrWnded tile vlliage and train, keeplnl all but local reslcle..s a prier mUe from the ~ 1111 Russian border. Russian sol. lhe Soviet Commulill l'lzV diers snd army vehicles oould Politburo and tile Czech party be seen In poaltlons In th.e low presidium. bushes east of tho bor<ler to But viewers wtsl<le tho pollee p r o I e c I this unprecedented line could look acroaa tile flat moedng of the t'ull leader altlp or muddy ftelds, near the Sotlet two Communist nations. borders, and see the two tralDa . Procreation impossible." w. 'W. " ':. ·w.··..-;-::::: '->'•"-'f:Wm>" •W& ' wWo'•'<'YF•'<•'"'' .,,.~····m· ·· ·:~=~6·-:.-·:·:···: '< • w~.w.--.w,•,.,.,_.,. • 0 f green passenger ecaeha • speaks "lnfallibl,y 11 only on :.:;-,.•. .. ... :f!;.' 9 :·:::o;o:•.-::::.::...:·:·... .......... :·' >!·:0:·::: ·:-:'«· ...:;.:. . . :0 • .._ ~.r.:.:~:....:-:...:o:-:«•.•.•:....:.: ..-..:::;:;:;::::~:.:::.:::::.:===::-:::.:::.:-:·:·:·:· matters or faith IJid morals. parked at the Clena ra111r1J · Meigs Athletic Boosters who MOSCOW (UPI) - THE KREMLIN IS READY TO compr~>­ Rejects Liberal Recommenda- The last such I~Uible declaraotadoo. plan to work In the booth at the mioe today in its showdown wilh Czech Communist reformers, tion tion came In 19SO in Pope Plus In this village- whose - . COWII;y Catr are asked to be at East moe swrces said. They said the Soviets are wUllng to Thus lhe P""' rejected the Xll's proclaJnatlon of lhe HALlS OF THE MIDDLEPORT HIGH SCHOOL are lined In English means Glasaborolhe office or Dr. R. R. Picklet their ideological argument wilh the reformers go un•efo. reCOIIUIIOr.datlon or a liberal · d~W~D~ of the assumption or Wllh boxes of SUJ>Piies and equipment as employes of lhe the Czechs were defendl!W tbelr ens this evening at 6 o'clock tied for the moment but will demand a show or Czech au... majorlt,y of bls blrlh conlrql Mary. Meigs Local School District ready the buUdlng Cot the change.. right to liberalize the taco 1111 to obtain their food handlers' glance to tho Kremltn.led East moe military alllance. over thl1 fall when the building will house sophomores, juniors cOIIIJI1Wilom In their COIIDir7. permit. The Communist swrces aald the Soviets feel lhat IC they and aenlora of 1he former Mlddltli)Ort, Pome1-oy and Rudand The UITY Russians camt to can pi prompt IUlrantees of Czechoslo..alda' s military loyalHigh Schools. Approximately 668 students from the lf)per Clerna Nod T11011 VOiriDg to halt t,y !beY can agree to discuss ideolosJcal dlfferenc';,s In later the retorm which they charlld . lhree high ochool grades will he attending classes In Middlelll!!l'tinss. The swrces said tho compromise would- in Kremis leadiJW to a Western.laclled ifn i'yes - hove to include some Czech gesture such as roove~ or communiom In lmi*Jrllljllmllad torm or cenaorohlp or lhe pre~• . • lhlo ftirmar oatelllte. -,.., '.f ' Threaten f"!'ce ~hey havo lhreatenW armed lntenentlon to halt wllat they call lite movement or Czechoslopilrey's <*npaip Ol'lllnizat!oo said l<lday he II(M' his "lar m'!"• vakia wt or lhe Soviet e&~~~p. . The diiPite hos cansed the · ~ :!::!elepte votes needecl" towintheDemoeraucpresldeatial greatest crisis In Eastem·:· DeJDocratlc Senatora Walter Mondale ot Minnesota and Fred Europe since the Sovlela ll. Harria of Oklaitlllll aald the 110 delegate vctes Huml'hrey pickcrushed the 1956 HW!glrilll ' · ed If> Ia•t we~~ at state COilventlons In utah, Kentuclijr and VIr· CLEVELAND (Upl) - A seclf)rislna. · ginla puohad t1ui vice president past tho 1,312 vote total needed for Eugene E. Underwood hos reond man was charged today with nomination, . On the outcome of the < signed, eftective Sunday, Aug. flrsHlegree murder In connec&~down could hinge the .., 25, as paator of the Zion Church tion wilh the sniper killing or pattern or East E:ur-.. ._ YIAMI BEACH - TWO NEJ.IlON ROCKEFELLER s..,P...tert- or Christ foUowlng 10 years or three policemen during a gun COI'IUil.lsnism tor years to~ .~ ~ Sea. Charles H. Percy of Dllnols IIIII Mayor John V. Lind~ IIi :New aervice to the ehurch. batlle last week. The new lace of communism ' York - are atlll !'nder conslderotlon as running motes 1!1 fin.me.t The Meigs County commissioners today approved the ftllrw of Durlrw his pastorate, there He was ldentlfted as Lalhan VIce Pre!lident Richard M. Nixon. waa being modeled In a villlp ;applications for state dvll defeDBe assistance funds ln the amount has · been an Increase in memllonlld, 19, who Is conDned In of . about 2,$00 on the maiD . . Tho lnclullion of the two prominent becken or lhe New York bership IJid Improvements to the the prison ward at a local hospi- of $3Z,496 fOI' damages caused by 41ring fioods and rains, The applications, submitted to the commissioners by E11Pneer rallway line from the clt,y of .' govornor I I posalble Nixon choices for the GOP vlee prealdeltlol buJidlns Including two new classlal with bullet wWnds in tho stoThendore Beegle, wUI be turned over now to civll defense ottlcials Chop in the Soviet IJkralne. 1'11e .1101111nat1on was cllsciOIOd by a close Nixon associate. rooms, t " o remodeled claasmoch, ann IJid leg, r o om a, blpdatry; restr{)(IJla Pollee said al\er the gun bat.. Cor conslderatioo. Beegle aald lhe relief ls sought for damages on vlllage lies three miles 11-om lhe both COWII;y and lolmshlp ro&ds. Soviet lronder and alighlly AT LEAST 10 PERSONS DIED In tramc accldentl In Ohio over added, the ceiUng was lowered, tie Lathan waa found In a beck the wee~nd, Tile count by UPI and lhe Ohio Highway Potrol bepn new lights lnatalled,lllllthe bulldThe breakdown of tho aj,pU. tern, according to Beegle, that more north or lhe HungariaD Yard, near the bodies or twodeld border. at 6 p,m. Frlrlly and ended at midnlaht Sunday. The dead·Included: 101! was painted, snipers. One or them was his cation showed that 17 roads and his department will not be able Solilrday, zanesville, Deruda Cratteraft, 18, 'Cohllllbus, brld&es In tho COIIIt1 and town. to 8101 clone all the work plan. brother Bernard. Mr. Underwond has been acldlled In a ""' crash 10 mileo west, and on iilnday, at Ger· tivo In lhe men's fellowship IIIII Pollee also said lhat Lalhan shJp l,llstems are Ullted, In ad· ned this sununer. aid Toole, f3, drowned IOhon his boot cepol•ed In an artlll,claNaloe. the youlh rally of the Churches llona1d was wearing a bllldolier clition to rwr Dillen atrected by "Some ccuntlea in southeast.. of ChrlsL '<, or shot&un shells lllhlch match siltation of lllreams. em Oblo have even curtailed all ~omlng here on Oc~ 1, 19$8, Both Beegle IJid Rolland Crab- Diller work for lho sumrmir to the lllllllllllltlon uled to kill oafrom Coshocton County, Mr. Untrolman Louis Golonka. tree, COIIIIQ hlibway superlnten. repalr the nprlng aUps IJid oth~erwond graduote4 in Ma.Y, 19S8, Chor&ed earlier with three dent, IRIOBred before · Commis- er damage," said Beegle. Melp from lhe Cincinnati Bible Slmcounts or first ~.. mur<ler sioners Robert Clark and War- Cwnt,y, however, has undertak'. Pri'TSBURGH (UPI) - Tbttq) _-:,' 111111')', He served lhe Church of EUGENE IJNDERWOOD In the ahootout wa~ Wick Nat!..,. den Ouro llltb the appllcatlm en to do tho fiood and rain clamtwo policy~ bodies of the ~ Christ lnCoshoctonrortwoyears -rs. The rallls occurred In allot Fred Ahmed Evans. Be boa age repair work In addition to United Steel~ers IJniAia (ti8W) ,. Ma.Y. during his aemlner7 lludlos. pleaded Innocent. ito regular program. Mr. Underwond will not be coovene l<lday - leaa lhM 'li"". I'll 196f tho ~ received The !sst or more lh1UI 3,000 leaving Molga Count,y, He hasac· how's before a contraet -~ ~ ; 9hlo National Guard trcq,o were $10,00& hiD tile ,Civil Dotense !X'I'ted, lhe pastorate ol tho Rut.. pulled out Sunday, : Une - to weigh prolfetl ID ~ Department of tho 11a14, for Ialka with the II maJor ~· ~ lllld Church of Christ llllllwlll · damqes Clllsed to rosdi ~ year. besln bla. dutlea lhere oo Sept, ducero agaJnlll 1 strike .l!llli·i~ •,•,•,:o:-•o:-_•,._'T_O!Q"rl'o'...._•,~•fh>J!.Y<\.o'o''o;-'•"o'Vo'o'o'o'o' dale from tho rank.a~MU~~e. '• 1. He will also continue -loy·,•,o;-, •'• ,.,..•,y,•,..o;."'-.•,•~...?'No o'oi'A •'•'•'•'•'•'•'•'•' Beegle Aid ha llldblull!rare Bonds of I• USW President 1. W, ~~~~~~··: lllent at Kroget' s In Pomer<~Y COLliMBUS (l)pl) - State In the .... - '· · of PI'8PiliD8 .. Three defendants forfeited R. Conrad Cooper, the ........_ ~ where he his been nine years. pllcati for help to repair four Rep. Keith Me~ M:oo SAiGON (UPI) VIet Cong ~·ot ne~-- w · Mr. and Mrs. Underwood wW federol aalliltlnce rural 1'011111 bonds IJid two others were lined ....... w~ I 'm1 W-· lumbua, Wlftled iii aoe what It l!lleriillll,B raced down lhec filt!ht Saturday night In Pomaroy May. ed Saturday they hid . . . '.... .' lllove tO lhe Rutlllld parIn lhe county IJistem snd lhoae would be lu.e to~ be a polleeline at tb't~A.IIeni!an llllhtet base or Chlrles Logar's COlD'~ able to reach a ''I>Uia.for lit. : IIlli alao be submitted to 1118 man so tooH • ride 111111 at 'no' Ji~ l<lday, burllng sat. Forfeltins bonds were Louise tlement,. on anetnt•ritc.Pte!t...~~~ commlalionll's for aetlonaa-. ono over the l'etltmL ile eldo chel• ot tlplosiv.lhill dOII!'oyedi COIIcle, Pltloburgh, Pa., $1S,lllll- for 400,000 usw n•·"..... Jlltit .; aa tbey can be conqiletecl. If) being ldentided aa • burg· two (our • 4lDIIne Cl30 cargo uro to yield lhe rlghtorway; Lar- baalo 11tee1 illllllltrl. · ' llomagiOa by 1lle llooda IJid lar. ,gJ. . . Iil~~~t• 11111 dalnaaed ·Jet aircraft. ry P.,oll, Racine, $25, defecllati> alclea eald :,the polleetlilJn wllh Whom rallls eau-..t 110 mii\Y aljps and 1,1•• mUilal1 ei.ued ·JicNIIIIIUi tive exllaustand Arthur Rwnllald, COIIIplft(tl 111!4 u:..U!l) .· DIIIOI' toisea bi tiM 001111f Ill'•· rldi!W reeel"" ~·-v+•4U en, ·Cift ·COnUnuniila llld killecl nino ~a call Crmi'"J, Pomeroy, $18.70, speedlna, Finfor a 90.q,m ~ woman wljo . Q( th~J!I.·.~· Anterlclft trooper ed were Charlu Frye, Rutlllld, lalil she saw a • brallk Inand 61ala, ~ wilii'ndlid' ln tho baltlo or the ' $5 IIIII costa, assured clear dl... "coawleteb' 11111." to a so~vice atltioo•..uoiiilng flight"line. flllce, 111111 Charlea Van Meter, her l(lll'lmont. 'Thi patrolman The VIII c.ina' darted pntO'ibo ~ US IIIII COJII, I•"' fer had llld McNamara . went. to see ,r ta 1111 ' -' NN, 2tO mile I IIDrlhlllll ot . hw the acene of 111 aeelclont. plnq tallli. . lha .....- '111111\klns lha liD' •' a bai'raie b)o-tllehl B •1 .1 ews•. ;.in ir,iefs,. "Jl T I ~ ~~ These were other hlghllahta or Okiin'o questi_lllkns_ n.. slon with UPI: Q-Haw soon wUJ we see anylhlrig? You once compared the U.S. economy to a Cat lady IIILilchlng chocolates. Wilen • Pill Banned VATICAN CITY (UPO-Po e Paul VI today overruled Roman Cotholic liberals and condemned the pW and aU other artlllclal means of blrlh control. In a 38-page encyclical to his bishops, the pontilf lf)beld centuries of church law against demando for change. Paul said, "Tho direct lnterrlWJIIon of the generative process alre&dy begun • • • (Is) to be absolutely excluded as licit means of regulating birth." Tho 7~year-otd poat!U Aid the ben-lD some of the strongest, most unequivocal Word I or his POI!IIllcate- also epplles to abortior" permanent or leqJorary sterilization and to every act that would "render doas abe start to get her llgure back? A-1., think ,.. hove bar on 1 dlot iiJbt """ and there Ia no queatlon lhat by the t1me you see third quarter ligures lor our .lonal pruduet, It will he evldiQI lhat there boo been a draft!lllc change or pace from tile Drot two quartera or .the Wasta." at y Foaslles of the eohiR>Us, the earlleat known llsge In the evolution of the horae, have bean roond In the United States snd llurqle that are .50 million years old. behlrd tile inllatlon or tho Pill year hao not · been aeute thottlceo In ar• but rather a buoyant eCOIIIIIIIlc onvlriwnent where nobody • • mu<h concerned about prldrqr himself wt of the markcL It was juat too oaay to raise prjeea and let tha consumer feel lhe burclea. year. This will change and somoof Yw see the JIODOral tone the change will not be welcome and buoyancy In markets or deelrable but It Is the price 1 ._, the moin raetor · we pay for taking some of lhe e~ doosn't s!;op lmmediate)Jt, We've certsinq turned ott lhe with the tao lncreaaol, bUt ,.. are sWi coaai.JD&>, lilhlll and It wUI take 1101110 time befGre YOII see an effect on prices and m:~=-~~: ·. ~' . '. Another Vndfnvood Will Move Sniper To Rutland Rastorate Charged County Asks State Relief I "'*" YAH' .JUST ~IT'LL 1 FiND THAT LONG· LOUT! .HE'S GON~ sa: AWFUL SORRY HE EVER SOl' IN'IO TH' GAAND WlZER BUS1NIOSSI NOSED Pee!il+" USW to Weigh Talk Progress Flight Li.ne Court Takes Up RUedhyVC HARLA!' ' \ I '"'"'ator.' '· . .• ._...soon PRO I ONL1 ACTU, INYEI TO Yl wat. .MY GOO'NESS, WHI•."=f•s . ALL THIS? Three lie .. 39 a )Jil lee no Pomeroy E-R Unit -~~· -lllacw .· lloemla hd ~ ·~ ced .the, b~lllt . . . . . ~ ideQIIQeil., MtNimara•aa .tJ!o IM&I&rl .LOW I EST ). l "' } ..... . ....... j,j.f ' ' �.. \ • · That Old Refrain .. .' 3 - i The Dall,y SOnUnel, Pomerey-Middlepor4 0., MondoJ, JulY 29, l968 Mariehal, McLain Head Toward.30:Gaine AII·Stan ® ' { I By FRED DOWN l I ) I' • .... " 'Good luek In ,our debut •lth tM Elm Street T11en.' .,.. h'• •ipac:d 'Mom •lld Pop' I" .' May's Bat Sizzles :Jn Metland Helen Help Us••• ~I Today's Almanac By Helen Bottel BY United Press lntemaUoaal Tod&J Is Monday, JUI,y 29, the IS MR. fiXIT TOO HANDY? That ""cuselouauoll,ythathav. 2Uth di\Y of 196& with 155 to Dear Helen: ing a pet ~ ~fixed" coststoomueh. follow. My husband fixes things, Like What c-IUI be done? - ANIThe moon is between its new / electric mtxen, wasWng ma- MAL LOVER phase and first <JJarter. chines, stoves. He also has an Dear A.L.: The morning star is Saturn. eye for. the ladiea. I understand that several citThe evening stars are Venus Tho other night I round an In- loa have helped solved the prab. and Jupiter. Itial and phone number In hls tom with an "animal birth COliOn this daY In history: wallet, I called the number and a trol clinic" where _pets are neu. In 1754, Jack Sack of Britain very 1e:x;y voice answered. I asked . tered etthor free of charge or knocked out Jean Petit of It she had something out ol or- for a minimum fee. omciala France in 25 minutes in tbe der, and she said everything she !Iauro oolll or the cllnlco .11 firlll International boJdng match. had was In perfect shape - offset by r.OOced oost of operIn 1914, the first lranecanGoodbye! atlng pounds. WhY dOII't you lUItlnental linkup was . •' , . 1 told fir, husband and he aald pit It to ywr Cley Cowicll? ~~telephone with ~ julll mlsunder81aod. Ste had - ll ' New Ydii "b! San met him on the street and told Dear Helen: Francisco. him her washing machine knock. Lilt year I olarted going with In 1967, 129 men were killed ed, so he took her phone lllm- th:Ja man and tllcught he was very when nre swept the U.S. carrier ber tu call heforo he came to nice. \\e dldn~ go out Dilen, but Forestall off the coast of tlxlL si&Jed homo and ellioyed each Vietnam_ litould I accept hls statement? other'& COIIIJIII17, A lhaught for the d&J: Booth Or keep my eyes open? One day he aslted to barrow Tarkington, said, "n rea11.r ts DOUBTFUL a few dollars. I gave them to the land of nowadays that we him, aad It sot to be I habit never discover." Dear lloubUul : every week. He never oft'ered Both! Accept his statement to pay back. I aleo have been AND - Keep your eyea open! doing hia washing, Ironing and - H, cleaning and levea out hia hair. Dear Helen: Lilli week I IJ)I the llhork ot II there any ~ we can get my llte. He IIIM)UD(ed he waa a law passed to make people going to marry the girl he'd who lot their antmols roam have been dating ever since h I g h them neutered? I help out at school. . the animal shelter. Sometimes He ltiU eomes to aee me just three or tour hundred cats are ae II nothing baa cltanged. The brou&ht In ~ring a _k_ They wedding won't be u~ Dext year. range all the wa,y !rom baby He has never said he loved ldUens to voey preiiJUinl fe. me, but he acta like lt a lut. ''Take courage, and acquit miles, and we can't find homes Do you think there's aey hope? yourselvn like men, 0 Phililor most of them, sa they mull - DOPE ltinel, lest you become slaves ba delllrayed. How much better Dear Dope: to the Hebf'ews cu they have 11 ..Ud be If - ' e who dldn~ beeR to you; acquit yourselves Nopal to raise anlmalo asw to It like men and fill hi. "-I Sam... Not unleu you toaa this Seventeenllt · century wit uel4:9. tltelr animals wouldn't add to the- gey out, bar and laundry Tom Brown, while a stu:C..er._uallon, dent at Oxford, was threat· and fled someone who doeon't .. ened w it h expulsion for pi&J IOU far a made....td. - H., some offense. The World ' Thla column Ia dedicated to Almanac notes that Brown tamUy living, 10 It you're hav~ won a pardon when he met lng kid trouble or julll plain Dean John Fell's challenge lroaitlo, let Helen help YOU, to m a k e an immediate English paraphrase of · . She will al10 welcome )'OUr own Latin poet Martial's 33rd _, amulfog experiences. Address epigram. The Immortal Helen Bolte! In care o( I h I a retort wao : "I do not love newapaper. thee, Dr. Fell/The rta1011 The mould or a man's forwhy I cannot tell/But thia tune ls in his own hands.alone I know full weUYI do Sir Francis Bacon, Engllsh not love thee, Dr. Fell." essayist \ I . / : ( ,I I .I I ·' fe ( '• .. '. ' "' .,. f '• victory !llnda,y and McLain defeating the Baltimore Orioles 9-4 lor his 2oth Saturday nl81t. Marichal Ia a few d&Js ahead of the pace set by Dizzy Dean wben he won 30 samej for the St. Louis Cardinals In 934 and McLain Is Julll abwt on with tho pace set by Lefcy Grove when he ...,n 31 sames for the Philadelphia Alhletlco In 1930. Dean won his 20th game on Aug, 3 and Grove 11t11 his 20th \111"!1.,-':and Jihli ·t~u ' 30~e wlmero In 0110 iea0011 WOI fn !912 wl(en Joe had t110 walked one. Marichal had a 2.j) ahutrut until the IOVenth when Hector Torre• beat out an Infield hit Wood ...., 34 games and Wolter Jolmaon won 32. .. Marlchal Scores and scored on Norm MlUer'l Marichal, now 19-4, alng)ed double. pall third base with two wt In The Clnclmatl Reds defeated the lith Inning to drive In Jim the New York Mota 5-3, the Davenport with the tie-breaking Chica&~> Cuba swept the Lol run and 100red the second nm Angelea Dodgers 8-3 and 1-4, the of the tr1nlng on a alngte by Ty Plttsbur&h Pirates drubbed the Cline. It was the ~th oonsecu- st. Louis Cardinals 7-1 and the tlve oomplete game for Marlch- Philadelphia PhiiUes beat the 011 JUI,y 2~. al, wbo altowed seven hila, Allante Braves 3.j) In other The Iaiii time the maJors have lllruck wt five batters and National Leasue lllUiles. In the American Leasue, the Ba!Umoro Orioles t_.t lho Delralt Tigers 5-l, theClevolaad Indians wbiJII)ecl the New York Yankees 3..2 and 4-1, the Bolllcxt Red Sox outslugged fjle Wuhlnston Senator& 10-3, tho Oeklaad Alhletlcs -shaded the Mlnaesota TWins 4-3 and the Chica&IJ White Sox niJII)ecl 1ha California Angels 2-1. Lee May drOve In three runs with two homers and Jim MalOIIIlY and Cl&J C&rrall allowed cxt1,y 0110 hit;- a double by Ch..t Janes In the ftrat imlng- In the Reds' vlclor,y over the Mets. Malaaey received credit fOI' his nlalh victory althou&h carroll pitched hitless boll lor the Iaiii !oor Innings. Cubs Take Two llandf Hundley drOve In three runs with a two-run alngte and aacrtnce fly In the first same and doubled home tho cxt1.r run of tho nightcap as the CUbs 8Welll lhelr doubleheader be!Dre 42,261- the largeot crowd at Pomeroy, D~wler's Win Openers Dowler's TranBJnlasion of Parkersburg and Pamerey sooreel wtna In opening (JOI1f fllurna. ment sameo at llfraeuse Mwdclpal Park !llnda,y a11ernaon. Dowler's, In the first game o( the slng)e • ellminatiDn event, broke a tie In the laat lm1ng to score a 5-4 victory oyer Middle· pori and rl"""'ancler ..... Jed WIll pitched a aoe-lllttertoleadPamerey to a 4.j) triumph over South Parkersburg Finance. Big Bargains ..,.Comilf.g Your Way •••• '· ' _( UPI ~s Writer The maJor leasues, wblch havn't had cxte 30•me wtmer elnee 1934, m&J wind up the 1968 sea.... with two In .... year lor the flrlll time since 1912, Juan Marichal ot tho Sin Franclsoo Giants and ilenJiy McLain ol the Detroit Tlgeu remained right on the Ume table OVOJ the weekend, Mlrlchal beating the Hwlllon Alllroo 42 In 11 Innings for hia 16th Sli;COND GAME Rlsltlhar!der WUI gave up cxt1.r a fir at . Inning bloop slng)e to secood baseman Mike Dad..., while leading PanterO)' w Ita victory over South Psrkerlburg Finance, WUI, who pitched mallleri'UIIjl NEW YORK (UPI) _ Lee ill tho way, atruck wt U bat.. May of the Claclnnatl Reda ters and walked.five. Hewaanev. &willis 1 mean bat and be was er In big trouble. at his nleooeot SUndi.Y when he Pomerey sot Ita llrlll run off swatted seton hila In 11 times righthander Bobby Kerr In the at beL The toumament Will eant1m1e bottom of the second When Rag. . May, oJchth leadllllt hitter In lhlo evening at 6:30 ;-lth hall or Abbott PDWered wt a lmg " tho National ~ with .298, llfracuse taking on Chaahlre. lett1leld triple leading otr the drove .In three runs with I pair rmST GAME Inning and then Floyd llume,y of homers to pce tho Clnclnllatl Middleport trailed Dowler's drove him home Will> an Infield vlaltoro w a 5-3 win over tho the entire same until the llllh out . aeventlt;llace Meta. -~.. When It Wiled two runa •-•The fired-up Pomeroy team ._ The Reda' laflelder blasted his to knot the BOOre at 4-4. tallied two more markera In 13th homer · of tho season otf Middleport's slxtb.frame nma the foorlh an alnglts by WUI, . Tom Seever following a alngle came wben steve Dunfee was Abbott, Chuck Faulk and Bob . by_ M.ek J<mes In the third In- sale on an error with two outs, mackston. nlng to give ClnclnnaU a t-1 Bruce Hawley walked, and bath · The final tally by PomerO)' lead, then belted a solo shot otf runners moved up on a throw- came In the slxtb when Jon Buck . relJever caJ Koonce ln the l.ng error before Chester Roush was safe on an error, stole seceighth to provide an Insurance singled to right to send both ond, and sot home on a live dauruns homo and tie the ooore. ble by Faulk. run. one mt Pitching Dowler's, however, came back Kerr stnJck out five and issued Jim Malaney and Clay carroll .. the bottom of the seventh with two free paases while 80in8 the teamed ,., for ooe-hlt pltchln& the winning run as Lance Emer- distance lor South Parkersburg l<k, the s"'-'"'-, despite the aoore. ·~· - ..... led off with Finance. Maloney, who was credited a single, stole seoond and third, FDIST GAME wllh his ninth victory aptnat inct scared on a slng)e by Pitch- Middleport 000 112 0 - 4 5 six losses, walked Larry Stahl or Kevin C&rmlchael with two Dowler' a 201 010 1- 54 with one out In the first and out. Van MAire and .Becker, wu. allowed a rur>-scarlng double w Middleport had pjtten Ita first ..., (2). C&rmlchael and Ta,ylar. ~ J<mes, but then settled .. run off Carmichael in the fourth SECOND GAME cloWn Wretire 13 '"II• In 1 row When Ramie Clonch slng)ed, stole S. Pkg. Finance 000 000 0 - 0 1 before tiring 1n the otxth. second, moved to third, and then Pomeroy 010 201 X- 4 6 carroU relieved . 1n tbe abth home on an error, Kerr and Whitecotton. WUI and ,JltiE ,,~W~>!W ,~w~. '.,.u..cj..ihe .. Th.~.,.cond 1'1111 by Mlddleporl Dixon, _., ., .. ,.._, .IJr)\t tw.'/( hitters lp the ,lmtJW waa tallied by Mike Siyn -Who -- Ulribltes< ...: ._sif."N•Iil>la~ , had w • 3-2 count led off the fltlh with a single, road, Art Stobart and Jim Souli· On Jones. · stole seoond, went to third on by, Clrrall Fampleted the walk to a posed ball and came home - - : - - - - - - - - Jones to Jaed the beoes and tho when Stan WU0011 "'" ea!e on lntematlOIIel Leasue standings ~ pushed aero" a riB! I I Ed an orrar. By United Preoolnternatimal Charles hit lnt<t a farce pity, Dowler'• Traasmlsstonopened W, L Pet GB The tbtnr nm soored when Eel the game with two runslnthobot- Toledo 58 45 .563 ltranepaot bounced a pate>t... tum ot the llrst, 0110 011 a home Columbus 50 46 .521 4\i cjaubte pity to. shortltqo Waotl,y run by Emerick In the third, Jackaaiwllle 51 47 .~0 4\1 Waodwsnl. Sacond baaomaa and aaotlter In the llllh. ~ Rod!<!lller ~ 48 .520 4\1 'r~ .. Helmo drOilPed the Rich Van Maire went we rwte llfracuse 47 50 .485 8 tiD-ow at · ..011111 and another on the mound for Middleport and LoulavWo 48 53 .475 9 a IDI came ln. Umlted the wtmera to llllly four Butfala 48 53 .475 9 Carroll rellr"' the next twq hits dospll8 the faet he took RlchmOIId 44 56 .HO 12\2 batters and did oat allow a hlt the loss. Van Maire lllruck 1111 bdoy'a Reaults tho rest of the way. II and wnlked four, but errors Rochelller 6 llutflllo 2 (Ill) ~ed a biB role In Mlddlsport•a Bulfalo -5 !JO<helller 2 (2nd, 7 Firat Runs In Second 11te Reds scored tholt nrat lass. !nntnp) two I'UDIJ In the second lnnilll - - - - - - - - - Toledo lllfracuse 0 (lsQ 011 a double by TOllY Pere1 and fort by Ml,y, who olammed his Toledo 2 llfracuse o (2nd, 1 singlet by .Helma, Woodward 12th homer and had four of tho lminga) and Pete Raae, , Reda' alx -hiis. Columbus 7 LoulavUte 5 (Ill) · Tho Redo were clowned by Peta Rase, second leldllv hit- CalUIIlb!q 8 Loulavllle 4 (2nd, New YOI'k Stturdl,y night 5-2, ter In the leque, retumed to 7lm1Dp hard-lllttlng ef- the Cincinnati UIIIIQI Stturdo,y, Jacksonville 10 Richmond 2 ' 4ejplte - . -.· • r ' I ' . . ·-·-·--·-·-·-·-·. ' --..•-.·'· ... . -.·-·--........ ----- ...-..' -.. ... ...... ... .•. ' ...... ,,..,.•.• ·.·.········;···;-;.,.,y,•,•,•,·,··················:·:·:·:···:·:-. . ···v·.-:-:-;·.·······-·-···-·~:-.-=-:-:-:-:._._, ..................,... ·:·;.··;·····;·:•:···:-:-:·:·:-:·:·:·:·······:·:·:··-~·.·.•.·;•:•;o;~·;o;;.-.-;o;-;-;-,·,·,·,·:·-:-:-·~··-:-:-:-·-·-:-:-:-:-:-:-:-:-:-:·:·:·:-:·:·:-:·.·:-:-:-:-:-:-:.-,.,.,·.·:·:·:·.·····-':•.•,•.-.-;o.•.•.···· •.•.·.·-~-·-~-:..:-.-~---"'-'·'·'······-·-···-'·'·'·'· ... ~- .. :-:·.·· •'• ••• •••.. •'•'•'•. --:~·-·-·-·-·-· · · -·-·--·-·-·' ' . . ·•·•··· .. ·-~·-··· ......,.....,........... . ....... Cheshire, McArthur Post Tourney Wins The Cbeah!re Tigers and Mc· Arthur Merchants advanced In the Kyger Creak Utile League Beaeball Tornament by posUng Qllrterllnal wtna Salurd&J night, The Tigers blsoked Pt. Pleas. ant Malleable Iron 2-llln the op. entng tilt, and McArthur erupted lor eight runs In the top of the ninth (extra bmlngo) w top Rutland's Reds, 8.j), Terry Cadle and Mlck Mannering huriOd six lmlng lbutwta In the ni&htcap, Kevin Barber took over in the sixth for McArthur, and Cllf Whittington relieved Cadle. Alter two and one--half more lmlngs ot scareleos ball, McArthur exploded In the ninth and that was the ball game. Peul Hatneld's sixth lrutlng Weekend Sports Summary Saturday men's singles ttU.e in the TRAVEMUENDE, Germaey Pelllayhanta lawn tennis eham(UPO-.t.Jigo of the United pl0118hlj>s, single was Rutland' a only hit, Mc- State, >lias declared winner oC ZANDVOORT, Holland (UpO ArUwr, now the tournament fa- t he Bermuda - Travemuende tranaatlantic yacht race. - Chris Lambert of Great ·vortte, IJ)I II hils, seven In the Britain, was faWly 11\lured ninth Inning when 12 men went GANTON, Englaad (UP0when his Brabham Ford to lhe plate, Blake, Ward and Michael Banallack won the crashed lnt<t another car during Ratzlsfl paced the wtmers with English amateur golf tiUo with the Grand Prix of Zandvaort two hits eadt, The McArthur an amazl111 61 to beat David Formula n race. hurlers lamed 17. Rutland hurlKelley 12 and 11. era fanned 10. COLOGNE, Gormaey (Up0In the first lilt Salurd&J, CheHAVERFORD, PL (Up0Barry Franklin of South Atrica shire's Baird outburled Ft. Unseeded Krlst,y Pigeon won the fired a 70 to win the West Pleasant's Kayser. Both hurlers women's singles dtle in the German Open golf IItle with a allowed live hits each, but ChePemsylvania lawn tennis cham .. 285. shire scored !dngle runs in the first and second lmlngs to wrap pionships with a g..7, G-3 triumph ST. PAUL, Minn. (UPO-Dan over Vlck_y Rogers. up the vlctoey. Sikes won the Mlmesota golf Roush and McCarty paced tho TORONTO (UP0 - C&rol classic wlth a 12-undor..par 272, winners with two hits each. Fetcy had two safeties for the los- MaM scored a six-stroke victory In the Ladies ~ertest ers. Open golf tournament with a Baird fanned 11, and Ka,yser six-under-par 213. whlf!ed six. . --- Someone Was Death Makes Guiding Big Third Visit OCEANPORT, N.J. (UPOReviewer won the $114,725 Saplllll Stakes at Monmouth Park by two lengths. • Wri&IOY Fltld In 2U 7..... · ~lldalo'~, .:~ 1!1 0,0 ,P..t Dol! maJor 1.....-.- - _..;., HUodlOY'a tbl>le .la;tl!o filth _llllfnl "' 1ha .......... following a lln81e bi AI !!panglet, dealt 1)1111 !iJUOn the loss. KeD Halwban pll<bed a fwr-llltter aad lllruck wt 10 batZers lor the 001 In the secood game. Pltcber AI McBeaa hll the nrst 8l'aad atam ot blo..,.. In the llllb lllllng and 'Ratto Clemente and lollury WUlo had three bits oach to) lead . 1ha Pirates• 11-1111 attaek. McBean went 1ha dllllallee lor blo eighth v:!clor,y u lhe Cordlnala left 12 i-unnera on base. Larey Jack1011 pltdied a three-llltter and TOllY Tqlar had doubles and IOOI'Od two 1'11111 lor the Pblllleo. Jackaail, who had a no-llltter UQIIl Ftlii>O A1w alftsled wltll two . 1111 In 1ha llllh illllDI. scared hlf 10th vletaQ of tho sea1011 , iDol· !he S'llh ..._ o( his NL car..r. 0 , 0 ' NEXT WASH DAY GOTO GOSNEY'S DUDS 'N' SUDS COIN.()P LAUNDRY 3rd & ASH C\oao up b\\\S Slwt by Sikes That was the comment tr-:-. m or Zan::lvoort race. Dan Sikes as he sat In the dlJb.. The 24-year-old Lambert was house at the Keller golf course pinned beneath the wreckage. here Sultda,y afternoon, ronectlng Doctors said he died of a brokon his flnal-rouOO seven-tllller- en neck. por 64 that geve him the ehamLsmbert was the third tqo • plonehlj> of the $100,000 Minnoranked British race driver ki.Uaola Golf Classic, ed this year and the fifth among Sikes, tbe golfil!llawyer from world-class pilots. Jacksonville, Fla., had a 12-hole total of 212, 12 under par, to edge lien Still o( Tacoma, Waoh., by .... stroke for the $20,000 nrst liORSEMANS VICTORY prize. LONDON (UPI)- Nelli Shepl· Tbe trap shot on the eighth ro waa the only rider to come hole Sikes was talldl!la-pve through • fault and out him his sixth birdie on the ltont competition without an error Dine, oue of seven he was to get. Sunday as the United Stal8s "I pushed my aecond ahot into team won the last chance the aaad 1r11J and lthqht maystakes on the closill£ day's be I had problems," he aatd. compet!Uon o! the RO)'al ''but then I bltoted It out and the International Horae Show at thing rolled right ln." Wembley Stadium, -- n .,-'f.... ' ''i TAKE A VACATION ADJ. You will like our fast courteous service. You can clean up bills, take a vacation and have money for other personal needs. Then have only one convenient monthly payment Phone first for quick approval. Then stop for your money. upholsterer who knows his stuff Is in the ·r ; CITY LOAN ~ & Savings Co. PHONE 992·2171 125 E. MAIN ST. POMEROY, 0. AREA COMMUNITY r i " '' '' ' • ., ' • \ .- ,. 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May's Bat Sizzles :Jn Metland Helen Help Us••• ~I Today's Almanac By Helen Bottel BY United Press lntemaUoaal Tod&J Is Monday, JUI,y 29, the IS MR. fiXIT TOO HANDY? That ""cuselouauoll,ythathav. 2Uth di\Y of 196& with 155 to Dear Helen: ing a pet ~ ~fixed" coststoomueh. follow. My husband fixes things, Like What c-IUI be done? - ANIThe moon is between its new / electric mtxen, wasWng ma- MAL LOVER phase and first <JJarter. chines, stoves. He also has an Dear A.L.: The morning star is Saturn. eye for. the ladiea. I understand that several citThe evening stars are Venus Tho other night I round an In- loa have helped solved the prab. and Jupiter. Itial and phone number In hls tom with an "animal birth COliOn this daY In history: wallet, I called the number and a trol clinic" where _pets are neu. In 1754, Jack Sack of Britain very 1e:x;y voice answered. I asked . tered etthor free of charge or knocked out Jean Petit of It she had something out ol or- for a minimum fee. omciala France in 25 minutes in tbe der, and she said everything she !Iauro oolll or the cllnlco .11 firlll International boJdng match. had was In perfect shape - offset by r.OOced oost of operIn 1914, the first lranecanGoodbye! atlng pounds. WhY dOII't you lUItlnental linkup was . •' , . 1 told fir, husband and he aald pit It to ywr Cley Cowicll? ~~telephone with ~ julll mlsunder81aod. Ste had - ll ' New Ydii "b! San met him on the street and told Dear Helen: Francisco. him her washing machine knock. Lilt year I olarted going with In 1967, 129 men were killed ed, so he took her phone lllm- th:Ja man and tllcught he was very when nre swept the U.S. carrier ber tu call heforo he came to nice. \\e dldn~ go out Dilen, but Forestall off the coast of tlxlL si&Jed homo and ellioyed each Vietnam_ litould I accept hls statement? other'& COIIIJIII17, A lhaught for the d&J: Booth Or keep my eyes open? One day he aslted to barrow Tarkington, said, "n rea11.r ts DOUBTFUL a few dollars. I gave them to the land of nowadays that we him, aad It sot to be I habit never discover." Dear lloubUul : every week. He never oft'ered Both! Accept his statement to pay back. I aleo have been AND - Keep your eyea open! doing hia washing, Ironing and - H, cleaning and levea out hia hair. Dear Helen: Lilli week I IJ)I the llhork ot II there any ~ we can get my llte. He IIIM)UD(ed he waa a law passed to make people going to marry the girl he'd who lot their antmols roam have been dating ever since h I g h them neutered? I help out at school. . the animal shelter. Sometimes He ltiU eomes to aee me just three or tour hundred cats are ae II nothing baa cltanged. The brou&ht In ~ring a _k_ They wedding won't be u~ Dext year. range all the wa,y !rom baby He has never said he loved ldUens to voey preiiJUinl fe. me, but he acta like lt a lut. ''Take courage, and acquit miles, and we can't find homes Do you think there's aey hope? yourselvn like men, 0 Phililor most of them, sa they mull - DOPE ltinel, lest you become slaves ba delllrayed. How much better Dear Dope: to the Hebf'ews cu they have 11 ..Ud be If - ' e who dldn~ beeR to you; acquit yourselves Nopal to raise anlmalo asw to It like men and fill hi. "-I Sam... Not unleu you toaa this Seventeenllt · century wit uel4:9. tltelr animals wouldn't add to the- gey out, bar and laundry Tom Brown, while a stu:C..er._uallon, dent at Oxford, was threat· and fled someone who doeon't .. ened w it h expulsion for pi&J IOU far a made....td. - H., some offense. The World ' Thla column Ia dedicated to Almanac notes that Brown tamUy living, 10 It you're hav~ won a pardon when he met lng kid trouble or julll plain Dean John Fell's challenge lroaitlo, let Helen help YOU, to m a k e an immediate English paraphrase of · . She will al10 welcome )'OUr own Latin poet Martial's 33rd _, amulfog experiences. Address epigram. The Immortal Helen Bolte! In care o( I h I a retort wao : "I do not love newapaper. thee, Dr. Fell/The rta1011 The mould or a man's forwhy I cannot tell/But thia tune ls in his own hands.alone I know full weUYI do Sir Francis Bacon, Engllsh not love thee, Dr. Fell." essayist \ I . / : ( ,I I .I I ·' fe ( '• .. '. ' "' .,. f '• victory !llnda,y and McLain defeating the Baltimore Orioles 9-4 lor his 2oth Saturday nl81t. Marichal Ia a few d&Js ahead of the pace set by Dizzy Dean wben he won 30 samej for the St. Louis Cardinals In 934 and McLain Is Julll abwt on with tho pace set by Lefcy Grove when he ...,n 31 sames for the Philadelphia Alhletlco In 1930. Dean won his 20th game on Aug, 3 and Grove 11t11 his 20th \111"!1.,-':and Jihli ·t~u ' 30~e wlmero In 0110 iea0011 WOI fn !912 wl(en Joe had t110 walked one. Marichal had a 2.j) ahutrut until the IOVenth when Hector Torre• beat out an Infield hit Wood ...., 34 games and Wolter Jolmaon won 32. .. Marlchal Scores and scored on Norm MlUer'l Marichal, now 19-4, alng)ed double. pall third base with two wt In The Clnclmatl Reds defeated the lith Inning to drive In Jim the New York Mota 5-3, the Davenport with the tie-breaking Chica&~> Cuba swept the Lol run and 100red the second nm Angelea Dodgers 8-3 and 1-4, the of the tr1nlng on a alngte by Ty Plttsbur&h Pirates drubbed the Cline. It was the ~th oonsecu- st. Louis Cardinals 7-1 and the tlve oomplete game for Marlch- Philadelphia PhiiUes beat the 011 JUI,y 2~. al, wbo altowed seven hila, Allante Braves 3.j) In other The Iaiii time the maJors have lllruck wt five batters and National Leasue lllUiles. In the American Leasue, the Ba!Umoro Orioles t_.t lho Delralt Tigers 5-l, theClevolaad Indians wbiJII)ecl the New York Yankees 3..2 and 4-1, the Bolllcxt Red Sox outslugged fjle Wuhlnston Senator& 10-3, tho Oeklaad Alhletlcs -shaded the Mlnaesota TWins 4-3 and the Chica&IJ White Sox niJII)ecl 1ha California Angels 2-1. Lee May drOve In three runs with two homers and Jim MalOIIIlY and Cl&J C&rrall allowed cxt1,y 0110 hit;- a double by Ch..t Janes In the ftrat imlng- In the Reds' vlclor,y over the Mets. Malaaey received credit fOI' his nlalh victory althou&h carroll pitched hitless boll lor the Iaiii !oor Innings. Cubs Take Two llandf Hundley drOve In three runs with a two-run alngte and aacrtnce fly In the first same and doubled home tho cxt1.r run of tho nightcap as the CUbs 8Welll lhelr doubleheader be!Dre 42,261- the largeot crowd at Pomeroy, D~wler's Win Openers Dowler's TranBJnlasion of Parkersburg and Pamerey sooreel wtna In opening (JOI1f fllurna. ment sameo at llfraeuse Mwdclpal Park !llnda,y a11ernaon. Dowler's, In the first game o( the slng)e • ellminatiDn event, broke a tie In the laat lm1ng to score a 5-4 victory oyer Middle· pori and rl"""'ancler ..... Jed WIll pitched a aoe-lllttertoleadPamerey to a 4.j) triumph over South Parkersburg Finance. Big Bargains ..,.Comilf.g Your Way •••• '· ' _( UPI ~s Writer The maJor leasues, wblch havn't had cxte 30•me wtmer elnee 1934, m&J wind up the 1968 sea.... with two In .... year lor the flrlll time since 1912, Juan Marichal ot tho Sin Franclsoo Giants and ilenJiy McLain ol the Detroit Tlgeu remained right on the Ume table OVOJ the weekend, Mlrlchal beating the Hwlllon Alllroo 42 In 11 Innings for hia 16th Sli;COND GAME Rlsltlhar!der WUI gave up cxt1.r a fir at . Inning bloop slng)e to secood baseman Mike Dad..., while leading PanterO)' w Ita victory over South Psrkerlburg Finance, WUI, who pitched mallleri'UIIjl NEW YORK (UPI) _ Lee ill tho way, atruck wt U bat.. May of the Claclnnatl Reda ters and walked.five. Hewaanev. &willis 1 mean bat and be was er In big trouble. at his nleooeot SUndi.Y when he Pomerey sot Ita llrlll run off swatted seton hila In 11 times righthander Bobby Kerr In the at beL The toumament Will eant1m1e bottom of the second When Rag. . May, oJchth leadllllt hitter In lhlo evening at 6:30 ;-lth hall or Abbott PDWered wt a lmg " tho National ~ with .298, llfracuse taking on Chaahlre. lett1leld triple leading otr the drove .In three runs with I pair rmST GAME Inning and then Floyd llume,y of homers to pce tho Clnclnllatl Middleport trailed Dowler's drove him home Will> an Infield vlaltoro w a 5-3 win over tho the entire same until the llllh out . aeventlt;llace Meta. -~.. When It Wiled two runa •-•The fired-up Pomeroy team ._ The Reda' laflelder blasted his to knot the BOOre at 4-4. tallied two more markera In 13th homer · of tho season otf Middleport's slxtb.frame nma the foorlh an alnglts by WUI, . Tom Seever following a alngle came wben steve Dunfee was Abbott, Chuck Faulk and Bob . by_ M.ek J<mes In the third In- sale on an error with two outs, mackston. nlng to give ClnclnnaU a t-1 Bruce Hawley walked, and bath · The final tally by PomerO)' lead, then belted a solo shot otf runners moved up on a throw- came In the slxtb when Jon Buck . relJever caJ Koonce ln the l.ng error before Chester Roush was safe on an error, stole seceighth to provide an Insurance singled to right to send both ond, and sot home on a live dauruns homo and tie the ooore. ble by Faulk. run. one mt Pitching Dowler's, however, came back Kerr stnJck out five and issued Jim Malaney and Clay carroll .. the bottom of the seventh with two free paases while 80in8 the teamed ,., for ooe-hlt pltchln& the winning run as Lance Emer- distance lor South Parkersburg l<k, the s"'-'"'-, despite the aoore. ·~· - ..... led off with Finance. Maloney, who was credited a single, stole seoond and third, FDIST GAME wllh his ninth victory aptnat inct scared on a slng)e by Pitch- Middleport 000 112 0 - 4 5 six losses, walked Larry Stahl or Kevin C&rmlchael with two Dowler' a 201 010 1- 54 with one out In the first and out. Van MAire and .Becker, wu. allowed a rur>-scarlng double w Middleport had pjtten Ita first ..., (2). C&rmlchael and Ta,ylar. ~ J<mes, but then settled .. run off Carmichael in the fourth SECOND GAME cloWn Wretire 13 '"II• In 1 row When Ramie Clonch slng)ed, stole S. Pkg. Finance 000 000 0 - 0 1 before tiring 1n the otxth. second, moved to third, and then Pomeroy 010 201 X- 4 6 carroU relieved . 1n tbe abth home on an error, Kerr and Whitecotton. WUI and ,JltiE ,,~W~>!W ,~w~. '.,.u..cj..ihe .. Th.~.,.cond 1'1111 by Mlddleporl Dixon, _., ., .. ,.._, .IJr)\t tw.'/( hitters lp the ,lmtJW waa tallied by Mike Siyn -Who -- Ulribltes< ...: ._sif."N•Iil>la~ , had w • 3-2 count led off the fltlh with a single, road, Art Stobart and Jim Souli· On Jones. · stole seoond, went to third on by, Clrrall Fampleted the walk to a posed ball and came home - - : - - - - - - - - Jones to Jaed the beoes and tho when Stan WU0011 "'" ea!e on lntematlOIIel Leasue standings ~ pushed aero" a riB! I I Ed an orrar. By United Preoolnternatimal Charles hit lnt<t a farce pity, Dowler'• Traasmlsstonopened W, L Pet GB The tbtnr nm soored when Eel the game with two runslnthobot- Toledo 58 45 .563 ltranepaot bounced a pate>t... tum ot the llrst, 0110 011 a home Columbus 50 46 .521 4\i cjaubte pity to. shortltqo Waotl,y run by Emerick In the third, Jackaaiwllle 51 47 .~0 4\1 Waodwsnl. Sacond baaomaa and aaotlter In the llllh. ~ Rod!<!lller ~ 48 .520 4\1 'r~ .. Helmo drOilPed the Rich Van Maire went we rwte llfracuse 47 50 .485 8 tiD-ow at · ..011111 and another on the mound for Middleport and LoulavWo 48 53 .475 9 a IDI came ln. Umlted the wtmera to llllly four Butfala 48 53 .475 9 Carroll rellr"' the next twq hits dospll8 the faet he took RlchmOIId 44 56 .HO 12\2 batters and did oat allow a hlt the loss. Van Maire lllruck 1111 bdoy'a Reaults tho rest of the way. II and wnlked four, but errors Rochelller 6 llutflllo 2 (Ill) ~ed a biB role In Mlddlsport•a Bulfalo -5 !JO<helller 2 (2nd, 7 Firat Runs In Second 11te Reds scored tholt nrat lass. !nntnp) two I'UDIJ In the second lnnilll - - - - - - - - - Toledo lllfracuse 0 (lsQ 011 a double by TOllY Pere1 and fort by Ml,y, who olammed his Toledo 2 llfracuse o (2nd, 1 singlet by .Helma, Woodward 12th homer and had four of tho lminga) and Pete Raae, , Reda' alx -hiis. Columbus 7 LoulavUte 5 (Ill) · Tho Redo were clowned by Peta Rase, second leldllv hit- CalUIIlb!q 8 Loulavllle 4 (2nd, New YOI'k Stturdl,y night 5-2, ter In the leque, retumed to 7lm1Dp hard-lllttlng ef- the Cincinnati UIIIIQI Stturdo,y, Jacksonville 10 Richmond 2 ' 4ejplte - . -.· • r ' I ' . . ·-·-·--·-·-·-·-·. ' --..•-.·'· ... . -.·-·--........ ----- ...-..' -.. ... ...... ... .•. ' ...... ,,..,.•.• ·.·.········;···;-;.,.,y,•,•,•,·,··················:·:·:·:···:·:-. . ···v·.-:-:-;·.·······-·-···-·~:-.-=-:-:-:-:._._, ..................,... ·:·;.··;·····;·:•:···:-:-:·:·:-:·:·:·:·······:·:·:··-~·.·.•.·;•:•;o;~·;o;;.-.-;o;-;-;-,·,·,·,·:·-:-:-·~··-:-:-:-·-·-:-:-:-:-:-:-:-:-:-:·:·:·:-:·:·:-:·.·:-:-:-:-:-:-:.-,.,.,·.·:·:·:·.·····-':•.•,•.-.-;o.•.•.···· •.•.·.·-~-·-~-:..:-.-~---"'-'·'·'······-·-···-'·'·'·'· ... ~- .. :-:·.·· •'• ••• •••.. •'•'•'•. --:~·-·-·-·-·-· · · -·-·--·-·-·' ' . . ·•·•··· .. ·-~·-··· ......,.....,........... . ....... Cheshire, McArthur Post Tourney Wins The Cbeah!re Tigers and Mc· Arthur Merchants advanced In the Kyger Creak Utile League Beaeball Tornament by posUng Qllrterllnal wtna Salurd&J night, The Tigers blsoked Pt. Pleas. ant Malleable Iron 2-llln the op. entng tilt, and McArthur erupted lor eight runs In the top of the ninth (extra bmlngo) w top Rutland's Reds, 8.j), Terry Cadle and Mlck Mannering huriOd six lmlng lbutwta In the ni&htcap, Kevin Barber took over in the sixth for McArthur, and Cllf Whittington relieved Cadle. Alter two and one--half more lmlngs ot scareleos ball, McArthur exploded In the ninth and that was the ball game. Peul Hatneld's sixth lrutlng Weekend Sports Summary Saturday men's singles ttU.e in the TRAVEMUENDE, Germaey Pelllayhanta lawn tennis eham(UPO-.t.Jigo of the United pl0118hlj>s, single was Rutland' a only hit, Mc- State, >lias declared winner oC ZANDVOORT, Holland (UpO ArUwr, now the tournament fa- t he Bermuda - Travemuende tranaatlantic yacht race. - Chris Lambert of Great ·vortte, IJ)I II hils, seven In the Britain, was faWly 11\lured ninth Inning when 12 men went GANTON, Englaad (UP0when his Brabham Ford to lhe plate, Blake, Ward and Michael Banallack won the crashed lnt<t another car during Ratzlsfl paced the wtmers with English amateur golf tiUo with the Grand Prix of Zandvaort two hits eadt, The McArthur an amazl111 61 to beat David Formula n race. hurlers lamed 17. Rutland hurlKelley 12 and 11. era fanned 10. COLOGNE, Gormaey (Up0In the first lilt Salurd&J, CheHAVERFORD, PL (Up0Barry Franklin of South Atrica shire's Baird outburled Ft. Unseeded Krlst,y Pigeon won the fired a 70 to win the West Pleasant's Kayser. Both hurlers women's singles dtle in the German Open golf IItle with a allowed live hits each, but ChePemsylvania lawn tennis cham .. 285. shire scored !dngle runs in the first and second lmlngs to wrap pionships with a g..7, G-3 triumph ST. PAUL, Minn. (UPO-Dan over Vlck_y Rogers. up the vlctoey. Sikes won the Mlmesota golf Roush and McCarty paced tho TORONTO (UP0 - C&rol classic wlth a 12-undor..par 272, winners with two hits each. Fetcy had two safeties for the los- MaM scored a six-stroke victory In the Ladies ~ertest ers. Open golf tournament with a Baird fanned 11, and Ka,yser six-under-par 213. whlf!ed six. . --- Someone Was Death Makes Guiding Big Third Visit OCEANPORT, N.J. (UPOReviewer won the $114,725 Saplllll Stakes at Monmouth Park by two lengths. • Wri&IOY Fltld In 2U 7..... · ~lldalo'~, .:~ 1!1 0,0 ,P..t Dol! maJor 1.....-.- - _..;., HUodlOY'a tbl>le .la;tl!o filth _llllfnl "' 1ha .......... following a lln81e bi AI !!panglet, dealt 1)1111 !iJUOn the loss. KeD Halwban pll<bed a fwr-llltter aad lllruck wt 10 batZers lor the 001 In the secood game. Pltcber AI McBeaa hll the nrst 8l'aad atam ot blo..,.. In the llllb lllllng and 'Ratto Clemente and lollury WUlo had three bits oach to) lead . 1ha Pirates• 11-1111 attaek. McBean went 1ha dllllallee lor blo eighth v:!clor,y u lhe Cordlnala left 12 i-unnera on base. Larey Jack1011 pltdied a three-llltter and TOllY Tqlar had doubles and IOOI'Od two 1'11111 lor the Pblllleo. Jackaail, who had a no-llltter UQIIl Ftlii>O A1w alftsled wltll two . 1111 In 1ha llllh illllDI. scared hlf 10th vletaQ of tho sea1011 , iDol· !he S'llh ..._ o( his NL car..r. 0 , 0 ' NEXT WASH DAY GOTO GOSNEY'S DUDS 'N' SUDS COIN.()P LAUNDRY 3rd & ASH C\oao up b\\\S Slwt by Sikes That was the comment tr-:-. m or Zan::lvoort race. Dan Sikes as he sat In the dlJb.. The 24-year-old Lambert was house at the Keller golf course pinned beneath the wreckage. here Sultda,y afternoon, ronectlng Doctors said he died of a brokon his flnal-rouOO seven-tllller- en neck. por 64 that geve him the ehamLsmbert was the third tqo • plonehlj> of the $100,000 Minnoranked British race driver ki.Uaola Golf Classic, ed this year and the fifth among Sikes, tbe golfil!llawyer from world-class pilots. Jacksonville, Fla., had a 12-hole total of 212, 12 under par, to edge lien Still o( Tacoma, Waoh., by .... stroke for the $20,000 nrst liORSEMANS VICTORY prize. LONDON (UPI)- Nelli Shepl· Tbe trap shot on the eighth ro waa the only rider to come hole Sikes was talldl!la-pve through • fault and out him his sixth birdie on the ltont competition without an error Dine, oue of seven he was to get. Sunday as the United Stal8s "I pushed my aecond ahot into team won the last chance the aaad 1r11J and lthqht maystakes on the closill£ day's be I had problems," he aatd. compet!Uon o! the RO)'al ''but then I bltoted It out and the International Horae Show at thing rolled right ln." Wembley Stadium, -- n .,-'f.... ' ''i TAKE A VACATION ADJ. You will like our fast courteous service. You can clean up bills, take a vacation and have money for other personal needs. Then have only one convenient monthly payment Phone first for quick approval. Then stop for your money. upholsterer who knows his stuff Is in the ·r ; CITY LOAN ~ & Savings Co. PHONE 992·2171 125 E. MAIN ST. POMEROY, 0. AREA COMMUNITY r i " '' '' ' • ., ' • \ .- ,. (. .,• t, ' .,' I \, .. .. ~ ~~~~ l,' ·1 ;,: -\- ,' \j ~ ' "' ' .~-_, . ·~·- -,,, -'"·~. ,• . .;'~-.. ~ . : '!!!' Hunptwo. ilnel• ~ 1M blow ill o (!iur-.un ~ rally W!lldl hell~"~ )II' " , Sundey HAVERFORD, PL (UPOZANDVOORT, Hallord (UPO- Lt. Arlhu: Ashe defeated Marcy Death paid ita third call oo the Riesaen 6--2, 6-3, 6--3 for the Britlsh auto racing set Sun:lay. Chris Lambert, a promising , , . ST. . PAUL, Mlm. . cuPD · young driver, suffered- fatal in"'W·hoor 1·11tade that sr.w out, of juries wh'e n hisilrlbiWilf!oitt tho trap on the eighth hole, I knew hit another car and turned over someone was guiding me." during a Formula D Grand Prix i - ,_ �' Pomer0)'-Mlddl"4""1. 0., Mondly, Jul,y 29, 1968 5 - ~ GRfiG GALLO ·UI'I·.gports Writer Baltlln<ire Orloleo-.n't jX! . . overond pliy dead behind their ace . McN&Uy. who sOOt out the Dodgers 1.0 In the game of the 1966 World S.~ .. put In another pressure .JII)rfonnance Sunday in leading Jilillmore to a key S.l victory o.er the Detroit Tigers. The win elllbled the Orioles to salvage the llnale of the thre~>-glllle set, moving them 10 within &h Pines of the American League leaders. In what might be considered a ~ 4 must" game for BalUmore, the borden was placed squarely on the shoulders of McNIUy. The stoclcy soo~aw reiiPonded with a threl>-hitter, and beat Detroit for the second time in eight days. \ By Unitod Preas Jnlarnstlonal National Leque G. .unt 11. Pc~ Alou, Pit 89 319 26 107 .335 Rose, Cln 83 340 56 lll , 326 Jhnson, Cln 93 388 51 121 .312 Flood, st.L 101 424 58 131 .309 Helma, Cln 85 344 24 105 .36.5 Staub, Hoo 101 380 37 115 .303 Haller, LA 93 316 19 95 .301 May, Cln 91 346 45 103 .298 MWan, Alia 90 341 30 100 .293 Pene, PhiiA 79 261 32 76 • 291 AmerlcJn League G. AB R. H. Pc~ Mooday, Qak 87 284 37 87 .306 Ulndr, Min 99 384 37 112 .292 Oliva, Min 97 360 45 105 .292 Harrlsn, Boa 86 303 50 88 .290 CStew, Min 72 264 30 75 ,284 Smith, Bos 97 347 51 98 .282 Horton, Del 92 319 49 90 ,282 Ystrzsld, Ros 92 304 53 85 ,280 White, NY 97 348 57 97 ,279 F. Hwd, Wash 95 356 45 99 ,278 MIJ!Iday, Jul,y 29, 1968 J% , · S· . r::;:;:;:;:;;.:~:: :;:; : ::;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:): ;: : : :;:;: :.: : : :{ :::'{',om,ro~; :., John Newcombe· of Australia 57, 8-11, S-3; 11-a In the Utle match ot the I'<Mid' robin SWiss all-i>ro tenola tourney, :: ~~ Personal Notes } Grqup Named ~·· ' ~· 'l PRIX VICTORS FLORENCE, DaJ,y (UPJ)Nalll!l Calli and Nino VaecaraiiA of JtaiJo and Lucien lllanebl of Belgium pUotecl an , Alia Romeo 33 Pr¢01.1Pe to \"lctorY SUllllay In the 15th Grand Prb: of the Mugello auto race, endlqr two years . of domination by German Poroche3. The trio covered tho 31-7.8 mile course In loor hours, 22 minutes, 43,6 seconds, an a....ege of 75.107 miles per --- Past MatrQns' Tile ''Ultle Bro'IID Churcb In the Vale* 1> iocated neer Nosh'!&. Iowa. and more tban a thOUIUid oooplea tre•el then! aimualb> to be wad. THE $HOE BOX . PTON,:O.D. ' ·, ;· Annual·PicniC: Held Friday •· ....':"'"'_ _ _...._...IIAII . OFFicE HOURS 9:110 TO U< 2 TO 6 (CLOSE AT ·NOON ON . THURS.) - EAST COURT ST., POMEROY ' ...... . OPTOMETiiST l 1· I 111 •ottmloil .lillilrll\'!loboull- HIO~III AJdl. ~- illlilloll lltlltb ollilli1IIRtrofUI: . Pllw tlltp............... .,..,. fer ' .... EJ 0 N. W. ,· boor. and • Coppertone ~ Rutland Melhedlll Yooth Followllb!P mel!iliers were guests at a recent. wiener roast hosted by ~ Rock. ~~ yooth erGuP 111 the Royal Oak Park. Present were Debbie lichoolover, Rosina Harrison, Joy White, &lzlo TUI!s, t.Ynn ·arid Roaemary Snowden, Jane SchillIng, Joyce lind Julia HutcbiBon, J<XY and Mary Ruth Sauer, Mrs. H..-old Sauer, Mts. G eo r go White, the Rev. and Mrs. Chester Lemley of Rutland; and Tom Ball, Comlo and Judy Radlord, Sharon Brawly, Lonnie Durst, Mary Loo Radlord, Sherry BlackliOn, Mike Yoong, Mr. and Mr1. R~lln Radford, Mrs. H e I e n Blackston, Mrs. Hazel Ball, Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Bearhs of Rock Springs, Games were played following the wiener rosst. w~ll:<, ' levO!IiWfl..)lavo JIMI ., ... brl~..~~ Dec. r . 1967 taklni! 46 IIV~•. The replica Is subject to recall by the Slate Department at lilY time It Is needed tor their continuing Investigation 'Into 1he tragedy, '• ;' ~~~+. • > To Hold Picnic On August ??nd '"I . ' MARKET· Open Daily 9 to , Cu.., MI.R ncl .\ , . I I .,...... 12to9:30 We Accept Federal Food Slunlp& . S•••ICI 511. 9f2.3480 .. IUilCIWOIT, 0. 16 oz. loaf Mon., Tues., Wed. • El V't rla,)%.1n Ftrnlture MIDDLEPORT SHOPPER'S SPECIAL! URCH MAXWELL HOUSE . ,.. COFFEE I 3 lh. can If any . .lor ·ldiDOI or collqo ltlllftnt, JCIU II1IY qualify lor bll SIVlnp 1111 I '· - .. nw .llitUu ' 'ell .The advantages of . older home, a new home or a mobile home. .• ' ' ' ' ' ' ' '·,, ' ' • 'I''" !'\' '\. / ' . j. • ' ... ·-' '• . ~ ~~dy, Kilowatt Recoillrhended Heaanl ~ater. ·· ' ',• 1 • ' i~ ~any i:ast~s,.people:Who hav~ it~~ it co~s..... . .. , . rA$k som~~e who ha$ ~lec~lc\~eat ~.; ,,~,k ~l~lJ 0.' cpli electric heat are a~ailatife to you-wllether you live in an . JOur Aulomablle ln1urance. Stat~ Aut.o.Jiutual olfera 1 eqOD STUDENT 'JSCOUIIT . ...... to25" • . tlrree dollars a month more than other ~pes .of 'heat Art11, . of,.....-hlp.. I btlttr•thlft·IVIIICI ·' 't "' . ·· . PAL BRAND '• \ . ·'' Nel10n, .37 1\cros, SElLTEST GRADE l i' ' llltUand. !•.. Oliver to Jirnmt f<. BAKER· wctu . " HAS EVElY fElTUIE YOU WOULD WAitT IN l WASIIEL ~, / ' ., • " \\'·' .~ Gallon I Eva McKiftne~ .06 Acres, Rif,. land. Verlle D. \mnf;, dec., Cort. - Birthday Occd'siorl ~:,.,. • • MILK Henry C. C. P"nler, Helen Carpenter fD A. ch!e McKiMeJ·, l(lt;{•'.IC· •'· · And, the cost Is reasonable. Generally not over two or I 11;:~~:::,~~";· G,; :s, r.,''harles . ·.:11)(}tt ~ ~· PT. PLEASANT - A replica of the 111-latedSIJver Brfdge loaned fD Mason Conniy by the Slate owartmOnt of Transportation will be oq 'display at the Mason Couniy Fair. Mfn. laturo ' CJU'B and trucks will be placed on the &.foot model at the approximate posiUms they ... a.. n White Sail""""' Francis . .lmoa to Tliomal W. Bowen •lary E. Bowen, .82 Acl'fJ, Salj Jli(,Y' Jolll)b • . Sneed, Lenora Sll-' to' Rd>e; · l:ayman, Shlrlll)' Hay. man, Lot, tutlanc!. ~~~· .)wlsbury, JOBsle 'F··Y 10 llarold N. llutt<l'o, . I HomeR~ LAUNDRY lor Trona. • • Francia V, Amos, ' " Th,14rsday~ qyb Host at Roast Modem MoWle Floyd Caraon, E• 10r C&riGII to Gary A. Waylar J, Sonja S. Wayland, Loll, Rut: nd. Archie McKfme., , Eva McKinney to Delmer Sh: mblln, Dorothy Shamblin, l'lccel&, Salem. Cookout Glv~n for , Nominating Rock Springs Youth Group BAASTA.D, ' SW«<.. •(IJPl)_ llelml• Ralston of Bakersllelcl, catll., -Jiod ~.ooo tor beating SEE US FOI YOUI · FilE Alii AUTO IIISUIAN€1 Propert}' Transfel'l' . -11 '.! JiO. . '/ .' '··' YOU'LL LOVE Ill ~,:::<I!VIjl . .' "'Mr. and Mr._ ·William H o b'. . stotter onterjalned Wl1h a cool(_ . , · • l'r: and Mrs. James Lind of for: out.at tllelr Rutland""'"' Thlu- . IVhlfliiC, inij., -lid Miss L&ura dsy evening honoring t·h el t · "' · · > .• ~· . 1'he best way to get a ' 1:... 11' Hu"''""'· W V . A nomlnatlft& committee was sranddaus!ller · Betliany On ~~eif ~ seat ju yourself on ti!J bu.. iL"L'~" "";"l"':nt , · llo were ~ by the Mlddi.;..,.. . ' Worn" nrst .b irthw. · , • '.;f.' . Pl~s '!of ~ ,i>I,CJilf •P''1:'1i <l ,. t.o ~at two "!'!on·on·rye · aoeata ot r.lr. and :Mrs. , · _..,.., • Relno Lind. en 1 Chrlllllan Tempersneo UnQlests lneillded Mr. and )Irs. ,, 1!un Plrk on Aue. ~woo~ ~andWIChes before buard- . Mr. and Mrs. chirlea No"- Ion Friday ldgltt at a meetlpg J, W, llobstetter, parenill o1 the When lhe. Thlrd '!'hOr~ q.b mg. man ol · ~racuae are vleatlon- following a picnic al the Mlddle- honored guest; Mrs. R A. Pltcb- . mtl.r-.ntly at tile ho!ll<lofMrs, · "Wh h . for<! B adento Fl :' .... ,.,_. MarfiY11 Robln11011, .. ~ . · , tnce t en comes WISIJW at Delray Beach, Fla. · · port lfoadslde Park. ,n, a., ,.... .,..., · . · . "'"'" ".: · • ·. dom7 And where is the plact ·Mr; and · ~s. Harvey van N~ to the .cotpmlttee by and 'Mn.r J, MerrUI ~r o1 ' 1Me!lll/ere . . remJild:ed :lo .bf understan<ling'" Job VraJ\k<!n . spent 1he weekend In 1l!ra. ~CIIne,prealdenl, were Gallipolis. The honored P .l t re- · tala! their own 10d,1';f'11\ !li•~"'L 2B:2Q. · Colum.,.._ They went especlaUy Mrs. ·Beulah White, Mrs. Pearl celved a number of prts Mrs. JJnlce Y -·pusldid at · · •.~fl!'l~ijli to see Kenley 'Pllyers, Joey Hollman, and Mri. (>. E, Me. · • the m..\1111 with' .Mri.' cbiorts'.. "!' Heltherton atarr..t In "can Kinley, Newol!lcersw!UbeeleetGaul ' pvtng 1118 seer~ and Can. " ed at the Augull meeting of the couniY orPDizatlon, a posiUon treesurer'a rep(>its. · ' , group. which she has held 10 years. Money was .collected Jor tlio ~~~ Margaret Sauer, pro~ Attending the plcnle wor-e , sale 01 school t.cbrd booki · ind dent of the count;y WCTU, ·an- Mrs. Cline, Mrs. HQmnan, r.lra. It waa .nolejl that aiu'one. \li~iw;g. noonced the annual .tsll meeting Inez Turner, !olr•· Hazel BOard, to Jllirchase a book may contact · lor Sept. 6 at the Pomeroy Unit- Mrs. Charles Simona, Mlsa Stu- tany of thO club members. ed Mothodlll Clllrch .. ¥lsa Sau- er, Mrs. McKinley, Mrs. Utllll) 'I The. hpsteu and Mrs, Mryua er will retire u president o1 the Stlelr, and Mrs, White. ) Caf])e!ltor served refreShments Y. D. EDWAiDS i' 'o., r--------· I, Calendar., ~~. l · ~ National Leaaoe: ·McCovey, GIants 24; Allen, PhUs 21; II. Aaron, Braves 20; ·Hart, Clllrlls 19; StargeU, Pirates 18, Runs Bat!ed In National Lelgue: McCovey, Clanh 63; Hart, Giants 58; Perez, Reds and Allen, Phlla 57; Shannon, Cards a n d 11. Aaron, Braves 56. American Leque: HarreliOil, Red Sox 74; F, H~ lie--s 71; ~'.ell, 6rdilis 'I!; NGiihP rup, Tigers 60; Hortoo, Tigers Tuesday' 1 Games Tuesday's Games 57. San Louis. al New York, nlgltt C dcaao at Oakland Pitching ew York at Detroit, night San Francisco at Chlcagu National Leque: Marlchal, Gl.Vashlngton at Cleveland, night arts 19-4; Regan, Cubs8-2;WI8hAtllllla at Pitts 2, twl-llighl Los Angelos at Houston, night Baltimore at Boston born, cards 9-3; Gibson, Cards (O..Iy games schedul~ Cincinnati at Philadelphia, night and Koosman, Mets 14-3. American League: McLain, Tigers 211-3; Tlant, ladlans 17-6; COLF WINNER John, White Sox and Wright, ADCOLOGNE, Germany (VPO- gels 7-3; Slnt!ogo, Red Sox 9-4. SOuth Africa's Barry Franklin ' Rred a tw()ollnder-i>&r 70 Sonlay . to win the West German ~en Golf Cb81o1J)lonshlp with a 72' hole total of 285. runateur Charles lllsh(ll of MONDAY Terrell, Tex., was the best SPECIAL MEETING Women• 20 Per Coot lleYiatlon. Our American finisher, tying for Golf Assn., 7:30 p.m. Monolloy 19th place with two European Rates n, Not Raise Alter II the club house. lla>lng A Clalm AI Some · pros at 297. Coqanlei n, ~ ·rENT 95, Daoghlers of Un m THUR~AY Votuano picnic, home of M s. LAUREL CLIFF Better lleal1h 'J>Mrl R"'DDida, Mlddlaport. 6:INSURANCE AGi:N<lY Club, 7:30 Thursday at tile home . 10 p.m. Bring a covered "'ah. PH, 99:1-ZKO POMEROY ol. Mra. Nellie Tracy. TUI!3>AY MOTHER-DAUGHTER bP (Jiet a 8:3o p.m. Tlleaday, odal ' r o o m of Rutland Mtl IOdlst (:burcb; Oll'ering for ell. ter to help 011 purchase of c,1 pet1ng b the ehurcb bougbt •Y tho ~tCiua. , : :' · r '' .. • Leaders American Leagoe . W. L. Pel. CB 63 38 .624 W. L. Pel. GB Detroit Baltimore 55 43 .561 6'h 91. Louis 67 36 . s;o Cleveland 57 46 .553 7 Atllllla S4 48 .529 J.21h 51 46 .526 10 ClnclmaU 49 47 .SID lt'h Boston Oakland 50 50 ,500 12'h San Frsncisco Sl SO .S05 15 Mlmeoota 4S 52 .480 lt'h Chlca!IJ 52 Sl .505 15 New York 46 51 .474 15 Philadelphia 48 Sl .48S 17 47 53 .470 loth New York 49 SS .471 18'h California 43 54 . 443 18 47 S3 .470 18\', Chicago Pittsburgh Washington 35 62 .361 26 Los Angeles 4S S7 .441 21'~ &lnday' s Results Houston 44 58 .431 22\', Oakland 4 Minnesota 3 Smday's Results Chl cago 2 California 1 Clnclmati 5 New York 3 Cleveland 3 New York 2, lsi Pittsburgh 7 St. Louis I San Fran 4 Hooston 2, 11 iMs. Cleveland 4 New York I, 2nd Boston 10 Washington 8 Philadelphia 3 Atlanta 0 Baltimore 5 Detroit I, twilight Chlcqo 8 Loa Angeles 3, 1st Todey's Probable Pitchers Chicqo 1 Los Angeles 1, 2nd (All Times EDT) Today'& Probable Pitchers Mlnneoota (Chance 8-9)atCaJ!.. (All Times EDT) fornla (Ellis 6-6) 11 p.m. 91. Louis (Washbern 9-3) at Washington (Hannan 4-2) at Now York (Ryan 6-8), 8:0S p.m. Cleveland (Hargan 6-11) 7:30 p. Atlanta (Reed 9-5) at Pittsm. borgh (Veale 8-10), 8:05 p,rr.. Chicago (John 7-3) at Oakland Clnclrmatl (Nolan 4-2 and Cui-. ver 8-9) at Philadelphia (Short. (Odom 9-6) 11 p.m. New York (Verbanlc 3-t)atDe9-10 and Johnoon 0-0), 6:05 p. trolt (Sparma 8-9), 8 p.m. m. · llaltlmore (lllnker 1-0 and AJI. · Los Angelos (Keklch 1-4) at amson Q-1) at Boston (Culp 6-4 Hooston (Cuellar 5-5), 8:30 a.m. aud Plzsrro 2-1), 1:30 and 7:30.. ,, San Francisco· (Perry 8-9) at ':'·Chlcaso oioss 1.0), 2:30 p.m. p.m. 11rs~'~i:~r:: . VV'I nee," · Preas International National League ,.. .. Tho Dall.r !ientlncl, · PontelW•Mkldleport, .. . "I didn't . think .It .wCJ!IId be · and Mlnnosota lost to Oekland flU' to myse)l to teet that If we .4-3. loat It IOda.Y we'd be out of the In tho National t:aaue Sin Jl!eNaily e-nted Franelseo took .flruston 4..2 In 11 Iller raising l)ls season feoord lnolnp, Clncl~ · beat New to 13-8. •ilt ·I''!" 'do tlllit, you put York 5-3, PlttsburBII trouneed more pressure on yourself than 5I. Louis 7-1, Phllld.ell>hla shut the sl\llltlon..deserves, beeause out Allanlli 3-0 and Chleogo It's Uable tO atrect your swopt Los Angeles 8-3 and 1.0. performance, Luis Ttant retired tho lAst 17 Revive Pennant Rapes men a1 he won his 17th glllle of "You Just have to 80 .out and the season with a ftrat game do tho job the llost way you Dve-llltier. Home runs by Loula know how ~lid hope that ll's Johnson, Joe Al:cue alid Tommy aood enough." McN&Uy did his ,Harper provided all the CleV&.iob and revlwd tile orioles' Ialllscorlng, ., hopes of clj)turlng the pemant. Stan WWiams gained his Slugger Frank Robinson gave elgblll victory In 13 decisions In McN&Uy all the runs he Deeded tho nlgbtciP when Chleo Silmon with a tw<>-riDl homer In the singled home Johnson to gjw first Inning. Cleveland the go.ahead run In In other American League the sixth Inning, Larry Brown sct!on, Cleveland swept New and Duke Simi h<lmered for York 3-2 and 4-1, Boston Cleveland, Joe Pepitone coooutslugged Washington Jo.8, Chicago edged Cslltornla 2-1 By United .' J ,, ·' '-· Judy. u !,'Jd''e· r:' mv tL• S · e··. _,: · Hang onto Pennant ) ' - -~--·- ··tavJs.W•"r ..._ " "'-f9MN , 114 Court St. .... 1 •• .; PEANUT BUTTER • ,., ,28 •• ROYAL CROWt4 COlA 8 ··~-= 69~ 1·) ' '' ' • FlESH 110. GIOWN PEAC.H·ES 4' lh. pkg. �' Pomer0)'-Mlddl"4""1. 0., Mondly, Jul,y 29, 1968 5 - ~ GRfiG GALLO ·UI'I·.gports Writer Baltlln<ire Orloleo-.n't jX! . . overond pliy dead behind their ace . McN&Uy. who sOOt out the Dodgers 1.0 In the game of the 1966 World S.~ .. put In another pressure .JII)rfonnance Sunday in leading Jilillmore to a key S.l victory o.er the Detroit Tigers. The win elllbled the Orioles to salvage the llnale of the thre~>-glllle set, moving them 10 within &h Pines of the American League leaders. In what might be considered a ~ 4 must" game for BalUmore, the borden was placed squarely on the shoulders of McNIUy. The stoclcy soo~aw reiiPonded with a threl>-hitter, and beat Detroit for the second time in eight days. \ By Unitod Preas Jnlarnstlonal National Leque G. .unt 11. Pc~ Alou, Pit 89 319 26 107 .335 Rose, Cln 83 340 56 lll , 326 Jhnson, Cln 93 388 51 121 .312 Flood, st.L 101 424 58 131 .309 Helma, Cln 85 344 24 105 .36.5 Staub, Hoo 101 380 37 115 .303 Haller, LA 93 316 19 95 .301 May, Cln 91 346 45 103 .298 MWan, Alia 90 341 30 100 .293 Pene, PhiiA 79 261 32 76 • 291 AmerlcJn League G. AB R. H. Pc~ Mooday, Qak 87 284 37 87 .306 Ulndr, Min 99 384 37 112 .292 Oliva, Min 97 360 45 105 .292 Harrlsn, Boa 86 303 50 88 .290 CStew, Min 72 264 30 75 ,284 Smith, Bos 97 347 51 98 .282 Horton, Del 92 319 49 90 ,282 Ystrzsld, Ros 92 304 53 85 ,280 White, NY 97 348 57 97 ,279 F. Hwd, Wash 95 356 45 99 ,278 MIJ!Iday, Jul,y 29, 1968 J% , · S· . r::;:;:;:;:;;.:~:: :;:; : ::;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:): ;: : : :;:;: :.: : : :{ :::'{',om,ro~; :., John Newcombe· of Australia 57, 8-11, S-3; 11-a In the Utle match ot the I'<Mid' robin SWiss all-i>ro tenola tourney, :: ~~ Personal Notes } Grqup Named ~·· ' ~· 'l PRIX VICTORS FLORENCE, DaJ,y (UPJ)Nalll!l Calli and Nino VaecaraiiA of JtaiJo and Lucien lllanebl of Belgium pUotecl an , Alia Romeo 33 Pr¢01.1Pe to \"lctorY SUllllay In the 15th Grand Prb: of the Mugello auto race, endlqr two years . of domination by German Poroche3. The trio covered tho 31-7.8 mile course In loor hours, 22 minutes, 43,6 seconds, an a....ege of 75.107 miles per --- Past MatrQns' Tile ''Ultle Bro'IID Churcb In the Vale* 1> iocated neer Nosh'!&. Iowa. and more tban a thOUIUid oooplea tre•el then! aimualb> to be wad. THE $HOE BOX . PTON,:O.D. ' ·, ;· Annual·PicniC: Held Friday •· ....':"'"'_ _ _...._...IIAII . OFFicE HOURS 9:110 TO U< 2 TO 6 (CLOSE AT ·NOON ON . THURS.) - EAST COURT ST., POMEROY ' ...... . OPTOMETiiST l 1· I 111 •ottmloil .lillilrll\'!loboull- HIO~III AJdl. ~- illlilloll lltlltb ollilli1IIRtrofUI: . Pllw tlltp............... .,..,. fer ' .... EJ 0 N. W. ,· boor. and • Coppertone ~ Rutland Melhedlll Yooth Followllb!P mel!iliers were guests at a recent. wiener roast hosted by ~ Rock. ~~ yooth erGuP 111 the Royal Oak Park. Present were Debbie lichoolover, Rosina Harrison, Joy White, &lzlo TUI!s, t.Ynn ·arid Roaemary Snowden, Jane SchillIng, Joyce lind Julia HutcbiBon, J<XY and Mary Ruth Sauer, Mrs. H..-old Sauer, Mts. G eo r go White, the Rev. and Mrs. Chester Lemley of Rutland; and Tom Ball, Comlo and Judy Radlord, Sharon Brawly, Lonnie Durst, Mary Loo Radlord, Sherry BlackliOn, Mike Yoong, Mr. and Mr1. R~lln Radford, Mrs. H e I e n Blackston, Mrs. Hazel Ball, Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Bearhs of Rock Springs, Games were played following the wiener rosst. w~ll:<, ' levO!IiWfl..)lavo JIMI ., ... brl~..~~ Dec. r . 1967 taklni! 46 IIV~•. The replica Is subject to recall by the Slate Department at lilY time It Is needed tor their continuing Investigation 'Into 1he tragedy, '• ;' ~~~+. • > To Hold Picnic On August ??nd '"I . ' MARKET· Open Daily 9 to , Cu.., MI.R ncl .\ , . I I .,...... 12to9:30 We Accept Federal Food Slunlp& . S•••ICI 511. 9f2.3480 .. IUilCIWOIT, 0. 16 oz. loaf Mon., Tues., Wed. • El V't rla,)%.1n Ftrnlture MIDDLEPORT SHOPPER'S SPECIAL! URCH MAXWELL HOUSE . ,.. COFFEE I 3 lh. can If any . .lor ·ldiDOI or collqo ltlllftnt, JCIU II1IY qualify lor bll SIVlnp 1111 I '· - .. nw .llitUu ' 'ell .The advantages of . older home, a new home or a mobile home. .• ' ' ' ' ' ' ' '·,, ' ' • 'I''" !'\' '\. / ' . j. • ' ... ·-' '• . ~ ~~dy, Kilowatt Recoillrhended Heaanl ~ater. ·· ' ',• 1 • ' i~ ~any i:ast~s,.people:Who hav~ it~~ it co~s..... . .. , . rA$k som~~e who ha$ ~lec~lc\~eat ~.; ,,~,k ~l~lJ 0.' cpli electric heat are a~ailatife to you-wllether you live in an . JOur Aulomablle ln1urance. Stat~ Aut.o.Jiutual olfera 1 eqOD STUDENT 'JSCOUIIT . ...... to25" • . tlrree dollars a month more than other ~pes .of 'heat Art11, . of,.....-hlp.. I btlttr•thlft·IVIIICI ·' 't "' . ·· . PAL BRAND '• \ . ·'' Nel10n, .37 1\cros, SElLTEST GRADE l i' ' llltUand. !•.. Oliver to Jirnmt f<. BAKER· wctu . " HAS EVElY fElTUIE YOU WOULD WAitT IN l WASIIEL ~, / ' ., • " \\'·' .~ Gallon I Eva McKiftne~ .06 Acres, Rif,. land. Verlle D. \mnf;, dec., Cort. - Birthday Occd'siorl ~:,.,. • • MILK Henry C. C. P"nler, Helen Carpenter fD A. ch!e McKiMeJ·, l(lt;{•'.IC· •'· · And, the cost Is reasonable. Generally not over two or I 11;:~~:::,~~";· G,; :s, r.,''harles . ·.:11)(}tt ~ ~· PT. PLEASANT - A replica of the 111-latedSIJver Brfdge loaned fD Mason Conniy by the Slate owartmOnt of Transportation will be oq 'display at the Mason Couniy Fair. Mfn. laturo ' CJU'B and trucks will be placed on the &.foot model at the approximate posiUms they ... a.. n White Sail""""' Francis . .lmoa to Tliomal W. Bowen •lary E. Bowen, .82 Acl'fJ, Salj Jli(,Y' Jolll)b • . Sneed, Lenora Sll-' to' Rd>e; · l:ayman, Shlrlll)' Hay. man, Lot, tutlanc!. ~~~· .)wlsbury, JOBsle 'F··Y 10 llarold N. llutt<l'o, . I HomeR~ LAUNDRY lor Trona. • • Francia V, Amos, ' " Th,14rsday~ qyb Host at Roast Modem MoWle Floyd Caraon, E• 10r C&riGII to Gary A. Waylar J, Sonja S. Wayland, Loll, Rut: nd. Archie McKfme., , Eva McKinney to Delmer Sh: mblln, Dorothy Shamblin, l'lccel&, Salem. Cookout Glv~n for , Nominating Rock Springs Youth Group BAASTA.D, ' SW«<.. •(IJPl)_ llelml• Ralston of Bakersllelcl, catll., -Jiod ~.ooo tor beating SEE US FOI YOUI · FilE Alii AUTO IIISUIAN€1 Propert}' Transfel'l' . -11 '.! JiO. . '/ .' '··' YOU'LL LOVE Ill ~,:::<I!VIjl . .' "'Mr. and Mr._ ·William H o b'. . stotter onterjalned Wl1h a cool(_ . , · • l'r: and Mrs. James Lind of for: out.at tllelr Rutland""'"' Thlu- . IVhlfliiC, inij., -lid Miss L&ura dsy evening honoring t·h el t · "' · · > .• ~· . 1'he best way to get a ' 1:... 11' Hu"''""'· W V . A nomlnatlft& committee was sranddaus!ller · Betliany On ~~eif ~ seat ju yourself on ti!J bu.. iL"L'~" "";"l"':nt , · llo were ~ by the Mlddi.;..,.. . ' Worn" nrst .b irthw. · , • '.;f.' . Pl~s '!of ~ ,i>I,CJilf •P''1:'1i <l ,. t.o ~at two "!'!on·on·rye · aoeata ot r.lr. and :Mrs. , · _..,.., • Relno Lind. en 1 Chrlllllan Tempersneo UnQlests lneillded Mr. and )Irs. ,, 1!un Plrk on Aue. ~woo~ ~andWIChes before buard- . Mr. and Mrs. chirlea No"- Ion Friday ldgltt at a meetlpg J, W, llobstetter, parenill o1 the When lhe. Thlrd '!'hOr~ q.b mg. man ol · ~racuae are vleatlon- following a picnic al the Mlddle- honored guest; Mrs. R A. Pltcb- . mtl.r-.ntly at tile ho!ll<lofMrs, · "Wh h . for<! B adento Fl :' .... ,.,_. MarfiY11 Robln11011, .. ~ . · , tnce t en comes WISIJW at Delray Beach, Fla. · · port lfoadslde Park. ,n, a., ,.... .,..., · . · . "'"'" ".: · • ·. dom7 And where is the plact ·Mr; and · ~s. Harvey van N~ to the .cotpmlttee by and 'Mn.r J, MerrUI ~r o1 ' 1Me!lll/ere . . remJild:ed :lo .bf understan<ling'" Job VraJ\k<!n . spent 1he weekend In 1l!ra. ~CIIne,prealdenl, were Gallipolis. The honored P .l t re- · tala! their own 10d,1';f'11\ !li•~"'L 2B:2Q. · Colum.,.._ They went especlaUy Mrs. ·Beulah White, Mrs. Pearl celved a number of prts Mrs. JJnlce Y -·pusldid at · · •.~fl!'l~ijli to see Kenley 'Pllyers, Joey Hollman, and Mri. (>. E, Me. · • the m..\1111 with' .Mri.' cbiorts'.. "!' Heltherton atarr..t In "can Kinley, Newol!lcersw!UbeeleetGaul ' pvtng 1118 seer~ and Can. " ed at the Augull meeting of the couniY orPDizatlon, a posiUon treesurer'a rep(>its. · ' , group. which she has held 10 years. Money was .collected Jor tlio ~~~ Margaret Sauer, pro~ Attending the plcnle wor-e , sale 01 school t.cbrd booki · ind dent of the count;y WCTU, ·an- Mrs. Cline, Mrs. HQmnan, r.lra. It waa .nolejl that aiu'one. \li~iw;g. noonced the annual .tsll meeting Inez Turner, !olr•· Hazel BOard, to Jllirchase a book may contact · lor Sept. 6 at the Pomeroy Unit- Mrs. Charles Simona, Mlsa Stu- tany of thO club members. ed Mothodlll Clllrch .. ¥lsa Sau- er, Mrs. McKinley, Mrs. Utllll) 'I The. hpsteu and Mrs, Mryua er will retire u president o1 the Stlelr, and Mrs, White. ) Caf])e!ltor served refreShments Y. D. EDWAiDS i' 'o., r--------· I, Calendar., ~~. l · ~ National Leaaoe: ·McCovey, GIants 24; Allen, PhUs 21; II. Aaron, Braves 20; ·Hart, Clllrlls 19; StargeU, Pirates 18, Runs Bat!ed In National Lelgue: McCovey, Clanh 63; Hart, Giants 58; Perez, Reds and Allen, Phlla 57; Shannon, Cards a n d 11. Aaron, Braves 56. American Leque: HarreliOil, Red Sox 74; F, H~ lie--s 71; ~'.ell, 6rdilis 'I!; NGiihP rup, Tigers 60; Hortoo, Tigers Tuesday' 1 Games Tuesday's Games 57. San Louis. al New York, nlgltt C dcaao at Oakland Pitching ew York at Detroit, night San Francisco at Chlcagu National Leque: Marlchal, Gl.Vashlngton at Cleveland, night arts 19-4; Regan, Cubs8-2;WI8hAtllllla at Pitts 2, twl-llighl Los Angelos at Houston, night Baltimore at Boston born, cards 9-3; Gibson, Cards (O..Iy games schedul~ Cincinnati at Philadelphia, night and Koosman, Mets 14-3. American League: McLain, Tigers 211-3; Tlant, ladlans 17-6; COLF WINNER John, White Sox and Wright, ADCOLOGNE, Germany (VPO- gels 7-3; Slnt!ogo, Red Sox 9-4. SOuth Africa's Barry Franklin ' Rred a tw()ollnder-i>&r 70 Sonlay . to win the West German ~en Golf Cb81o1J)lonshlp with a 72' hole total of 285. runateur Charles lllsh(ll of MONDAY Terrell, Tex., was the best SPECIAL MEETING Women• 20 Per Coot lleYiatlon. Our American finisher, tying for Golf Assn., 7:30 p.m. Monolloy 19th place with two European Rates n, Not Raise Alter II the club house. lla>lng A Clalm AI Some · pros at 297. Coqanlei n, ~ ·rENT 95, Daoghlers of Un m THUR~AY Votuano picnic, home of M s. LAUREL CLIFF Better lleal1h 'J>Mrl R"'DDida, Mlddlaport. 6:INSURANCE AGi:N<lY Club, 7:30 Thursday at tile home . 10 p.m. Bring a covered "'ah. PH, 99:1-ZKO POMEROY ol. Mra. Nellie Tracy. TUI!3>AY MOTHER-DAUGHTER bP (Jiet a 8:3o p.m. Tlleaday, odal ' r o o m of Rutland Mtl IOdlst (:burcb; Oll'ering for ell. ter to help 011 purchase of c,1 pet1ng b the ehurcb bougbt •Y tho ~tCiua. , : :' · r '' .. • Leaders American Leagoe . W. L. Pel. CB 63 38 .624 W. L. Pel. GB Detroit Baltimore 55 43 .561 6'h 91. Louis 67 36 . s;o Cleveland 57 46 .553 7 Atllllla S4 48 .529 J.21h 51 46 .526 10 ClnclmaU 49 47 .SID lt'h Boston Oakland 50 50 ,500 12'h San Frsncisco Sl SO .S05 15 Mlmeoota 4S 52 .480 lt'h Chlca!IJ 52 Sl .505 15 New York 46 51 .474 15 Philadelphia 48 Sl .48S 17 47 53 .470 loth New York 49 SS .471 18'h California 43 54 . 443 18 47 S3 .470 18\', Chicago Pittsburgh Washington 35 62 .361 26 Los Angeles 4S S7 .441 21'~ &lnday' s Results Houston 44 58 .431 22\', Oakland 4 Minnesota 3 Smday's Results Chl cago 2 California 1 Clnclmati 5 New York 3 Cleveland 3 New York 2, lsi Pittsburgh 7 St. Louis I San Fran 4 Hooston 2, 11 iMs. Cleveland 4 New York I, 2nd Boston 10 Washington 8 Philadelphia 3 Atlanta 0 Baltimore 5 Detroit I, twilight Chlcqo 8 Loa Angeles 3, 1st Todey's Probable Pitchers Chicqo 1 Los Angeles 1, 2nd (All Times EDT) Today'& Probable Pitchers Mlnneoota (Chance 8-9)atCaJ!.. (All Times EDT) fornla (Ellis 6-6) 11 p.m. 91. Louis (Washbern 9-3) at Washington (Hannan 4-2) at Now York (Ryan 6-8), 8:0S p.m. Cleveland (Hargan 6-11) 7:30 p. Atlanta (Reed 9-5) at Pittsm. borgh (Veale 8-10), 8:05 p,rr.. Chicago (John 7-3) at Oakland Clnclrmatl (Nolan 4-2 and Cui-. ver 8-9) at Philadelphia (Short. (Odom 9-6) 11 p.m. New York (Verbanlc 3-t)atDe9-10 and Johnoon 0-0), 6:05 p. trolt (Sparma 8-9), 8 p.m. m. · llaltlmore (lllnker 1-0 and AJI. · Los Angelos (Keklch 1-4) at amson Q-1) at Boston (Culp 6-4 Hooston (Cuellar 5-5), 8:30 a.m. aud Plzsrro 2-1), 1:30 and 7:30.. ,, San Francisco· (Perry 8-9) at ':'·Chlcaso oioss 1.0), 2:30 p.m. p.m. 11rs~'~i:~r:: . VV'I nee," · Preas International National League ,.. .. Tho Dall.r !ientlncl, · PontelW•Mkldleport, .. . "I didn't . think .It .wCJ!IId be · and Mlnnosota lost to Oekland flU' to myse)l to teet that If we .4-3. loat It IOda.Y we'd be out of the In tho National t:aaue Sin Jl!eNaily e-nted Franelseo took .flruston 4..2 In 11 Iller raising l)ls season feoord lnolnp, Clncl~ · beat New to 13-8. •ilt ·I''!" 'do tlllit, you put York 5-3, PlttsburBII trouneed more pressure on yourself than 5I. Louis 7-1, Phllld.ell>hla shut the sl\llltlon..deserves, beeause out Allanlli 3-0 and Chleogo It's Uable tO atrect your swopt Los Angeles 8-3 and 1.0. performance, Luis Ttant retired tho lAst 17 Revive Pennant Rapes men a1 he won his 17th glllle of "You Just have to 80 .out and the season with a ftrat game do tho job the llost way you Dve-llltier. Home runs by Loula know how ~lid hope that ll's Johnson, Joe Al:cue alid Tommy aood enough." McN&Uy did his ,Harper provided all the CleV&.iob and revlwd tile orioles' Ialllscorlng, ., hopes of clj)turlng the pemant. Stan WWiams gained his Slugger Frank Robinson gave elgblll victory In 13 decisions In McN&Uy all the runs he Deeded tho nlgbtciP when Chleo Silmon with a tw<>-riDl homer In the singled home Johnson to gjw first Inning. Cleveland the go.ahead run In In other American League the sixth Inning, Larry Brown sct!on, Cleveland swept New and Duke Simi h<lmered for York 3-2 and 4-1, Boston Cleveland, Joe Pepitone coooutslugged Washington Jo.8, Chicago edged Cslltornla 2-1 By United .' J ,, ·' '-· Judy. u !,'Jd''e· r:' mv tL• S · e··. _,: · Hang onto Pennant ) ' - -~--·- ··tavJs.W•"r ..._ " "'-f9MN , 114 Court St. .... 1 •• .; PEANUT BUTTER • ,., ,28 •• ROYAL CROWt4 COlA 8 ··~-= 69~ 1·) ' '' ' • FlESH 110. GIOWN PEAC.H·ES 4' lh. pkg. �'I . ·'· ' ' .... ,,. ·J'hc· Dalb Sentinel, Poou.•t'o)·-Mktdlcpol't, 0., Moncta.Y, Jul)t 29, 19GS · ~, ~A ' ' ' " 'it· ' I ..... JIIIAtn' AD 1-MMATION DNIIIIM ta.w:•llat~M~e te ,..... t I.M. a. carrHt•.... •~~~•'" '"'"' t L~t~. ... , .t l'ultiiCiflltl ,.....,, ' 01' .. ,. ,..., lleVLATIONI ,... ....... ,tellt If Nltct any ada 4HI'ftMI ... ............ Tlw ,ubllttttr will Nt - ,..,........ .., .... ,. ttwn .... lftnrNCt IIIMrtlan, !lATII . PIN' Waftl A4 SarYICI I tefttt " ' Wtri ... , lltlertllft MlrtiMUIII ,... """'"""· 1~ CtlltP 7Jc ...... ,... wartl ttlrH dMH• 11 tnltl ,., Ward tl1. ,.,....cuttft l ... rttenJ. 11 ,., ql't D~tulll H tllf . . trMI tdl Nld wlltllll 11 dnol. CAID Ofl TMANII A OIITUAIV 1'1.11 ftr 11 Wlnl "''"'"'""'' Ia. .......... ..,., ... ILIND ADI Atllltt..,_l Ue c,.,.. "' QIIAUTY. ..,. Af\'ero tlltMfllt. OPfiiCI NGUII lzll 1 , 111 , to J=OI p.M. Dally i' TERMITES SWARMING? They are re-productives, not your worker colony. Free Inspections and information on crawl space dangers. No salesman, low overhead, 50 per cent savings, Allied Pest Control. Pomeroy, Oblo. Phone 99!-5669 evening!. 8-J4,10tp WILL DO sewing at home zippers, pockets, pegging. hemming, a1terations, etc. Mrs. Freddie Thabet. Meson, Phone 773-5651. 4-31).tfc HAPPY HOUR, Shenang Springs Nile Club. 5 to 6 p.m. Monday thru Friday. Ladles night every Friday. ~tfc Wanted To Buy i!' ANTIQUES, furniture, dishes, millcellaneous. Mrs. Howard Cecil, 800 W. Main St., Pome!Of, 1-25-lfc Help Wanted !IIIORT ORDER COOK, for evening work. Apply in person. Syracuse Drive-In. Phone a 21111. 7-21i ~ WANTED RESPONSIBLE party to as. . . paymerts of $5.11 per month or pay balan<e due f/11.64 lor 1968 stereo console with radio, 4-speed automaUc changer, call 992-2838. 7-28 6to For Rent PLENTY of space lor one trailer with all facilities . In Syra. cuse. Call ~~DZ-310~. 4-18-lfe FURNISHED and unfurnlshe4 apartments. Close to school. Phone 992-5U4. 111-18-lfe TRAILER SPACE, all uiiiHieo available. Inquire 156 Mulberry after 3 or 5 p.m. Write P. 0. iloJ: 425 Pomeroy. 5-29-lfc FURNISHED aparbnent, I w o iledroom!, Middleport Phone ID#I4. I-I-tle FURNISHED GARAGE apart. mont on Lincoln Hill. UUIIUes paid; adults only. Phone 1192M. 8-It-lfe TWO BEDROOM efliclency apar!Jnent, 0 Spring Ave., Pomeroy, Phone 99S-2288. 7-14-lfe FIVE ROOM lumtshed house, bath, In Pomeroy. Mn. Howard Cecil, 800 W. Main St., Pomeroy. 7-24 .tfc CAMPING TRAILER by day or -k; lieepo 7. Phone a 113211. 7.:Uic CLEAN THREE room and bath furnished apartment, 126 Mulberry Ave. Phone 99Z-68911. 7-28-tle For Sale CIUQUAQUA PUPPIES, two fawn males, 6 weeki old, call Mra. 0. F. Lyons, Rutland, 7f2.GM. 1·26-31< ,I POMEROY. . PHONE · ' U~ -11 992-2181 11112-20'19. • • * READY · MIX eonereta deB?· For Sale POODLE PUPPIES AKC Toy PIGS, see A. J. Myers, RD I, ered right to your project. White and stud service, 4 and Reedsville, Ohio. Fast and easy. Free eotf. 7-28-3tp 6 Jbs. Phone 992-3165. mates. Phone lln-S284, Goeg. 7-IHOie 1968 STEREO: Lovely walnut leln Ready . Mil Co., Middleport, Oblo. I SO lie collSole with AM & FM radio, POODLE PUPPIES, AKC Toy this set sold much higher; miniature. $7S and up. Stud has record storage. Take over BUDGET PRJCE lumlture on !':en·irE' and grooming. Phme our tltlrd floor budget ohop. payments of $5 per month or 992·51!3. 11 3 t!e Baker Furnllurt. Middleport, pay balance due $101.!6. Try Ohio. ? 2S lie It In your home, Call 992·2836. AKC Golden R('trlevcr puppies, 1·2Uic 524 Ash St, Mtddlepon. 11112SEWING MACHINES, repair 11443. ~ue service, all makeo. WY 2PILE iB ooll and lofty; colors 2284. The Fabric Shop, Pomretain brilliance, in carpets I'OT ATOES, beans, cabbage eroy. Authorized Slllj!er Sales cleaned with Blue LIIStre. and Service. We Sharpen and beets, Phooe 843-2.254. Rent electric shampooer $1. CJarenet Proffitt, Portland, Baker Furniture. Scl81Ml11' s.2IJ.Ife 7-2t-61c Ohio. 7·7-lfc CIGARETTE vending machines 11158 CHEVROLET Belair, 4 and service. ABC Enierprtseo, FIVE ROOM HOUSE and bath, door, s~ard shift, rubber Mason, W, Va. Phone m.5543. one floor, partly furniBhed if tire wagon, couple milk cows. desired. 783 s. Second Ave., tlf.lfc C. E. Douglas, Pomeroy Rl. 3. Middleport Can be seen by 7-29.'llc appointment alter 5 p.m. El, lnsuranet. den Walburn, phone 99Z·2805. AtrrOMOBILE Insurance beoa 7·9-lfc LUMP COAL, stoker, egg; Ru~ e.ancelled? Lost your operatland tlpple, Rt 124. Pearl Ja. or's license? CaD 992-2918. NO, 6, STOKER COAL at for. 8 U ire cobs, Phone 742-4952 or m. mer Clinton Coal Co. tipple, 7·:1J131c located 5 miles east of Wells- 34119. JOE YOUNG residence on Rutland Road. Contact Young's Market 7-28-31e TWO YEAR old two bedroom home, bath, full basement, garage. In Syracuse, Phone 99!2421. 7-21-lfc 7~10-30tc HOBSTETTER REALTY CLARINET, B FLAT, good condition, $25. Phone mJ373. GEO. R0111fi'El'I'Etl, BROKER 7-~c POMEROY - 5 rooms, bath, front & back porches, base. SAVE NOW on aluminum boats, ment, level lot t0.12-13·14 It, clean made, POMEROY - 6 rooiiUI, water sturdy, three rail bottoms. system, cellar, front purcb, 2 One mile off Rt. 33, on Kings- outbuildings, m acn!ll, bury Road. 7-17-!0ic POMEROY - 4 I'OOIIUI, bath, lull basement, needs a handy COLT, 2tl month5 old. phone man. 992-2990, 7-23-Sic 114 ACRES - 18 or bottom land. 2 barns, large 8 rooiiUI, bath MANUFACTURER'S SALE · and hal!, 2nd house, 3 cisFarm and Home white Latex terns, well, minerals, near house and bam paint. Reg, loWit. $5.49 gallon. Sale price $3.99 BELEN or VIRGIL 1'&\FORD a gallon. King Builders SupASBOCIATES In DZ1 ply Co., Middleport, Ohio, !J92. SYBAalliE 37411. 7-23-12tc 1968 APACHE Falcon camping trailer. r~n 99Z-2801 or see Willie Guinther after 4:30 p.m. 7-Z3-6tc i9111 NEWPORT Chrysler, 4Door, good rubber, good shape. Marion Reynolds, Mason. Phone T7~117. 7-21-lfc Business Services BEANS, KENTUCKY Wonder: Pick your own, bring oon- ELECTROLUX SALES lnd sertainer. $I bushel. Andrew vice: Sweepers, rug washers Cross, six miles above Ra- and polishers. Genuine parts. ~~-~c cine on Rt 338. Phone 247- Call 1192-3780. 2852. 7-26-tlc C. C. BRADFORD AUCI'IONI:ER. SEWING MACIUNE, zig zag Complolo Senloo console. Complete with fashPllOIIe Nt.a!1 ion cai'M; makes buttonCrHt ilrldford hoieo. Will dam, mend, aplladlle, OIJio plique, monogram, overcast. I I If• Pay just $411.!5, or $5JO per month. Phone 1192-3218. 7-2t-61c STEREO, 19811 Early American stereo radlo combination. ThiB iB a beautiful solid state unit with 4-speed changer. Tak(' over payments of S6 or pay balance $103.10, Also have repossessed stereo in walnut cabinet fur payments of $5.91 or balance or f85.911. Phooe 99Z-3218, 7-26-lllc IIIALE GERMAN SHEPARD DOG, no pape111, one year old, fU, Phone 99U793, 7-28-Stp . 19115 MUSTANG, mint condltlon, Gene Dodson, Brownell Ave., YEAR OLD HOME on Rt. ut, Middleport. 7-28-31p I n101111, bath, utility room, nil Ill wall carpeting in bed· !968 FULLY automatic sewing machine, complete to make and front room, good buttonholes, darn, and em b.; I ~. can or see O'Dell U' buill·in designs, Thi3 rna....,; 742-5932. Will chine Is In perfect condition. pel! . , loan. 7-!Ute ThJs machine sold for 12911.911, balance nnw f75, take over ortan. payments of f$.18 per month. 1100. Call Try m. i,I'Jf.lltj!et, Middleport. 711311.It In your home, call 7·2Mic 7-21-ltp LIOAL NOTaCI NOnCJ OF API"OINTMINT l1f1M of Nuold 1. Wirth. Den1Hd. Notice U ht~by ' lven that Elh~D A. Wlrth or 174!1 Che~ter Road, Porn· eroy, Ohio, hll been duly •ppolnt. ed Adminl•lntrl~~: of the Elltate of Harold B. Wirth, deceued, late of Melp County, Ohto. Cred.lton .ue required to fllt theu clalme with uld flducluy within four mornht. D1ted thll Hth day ot July, 191$8. J'. H. O'BRIEN Probate JOO;a:e or ut4 tbl: J\llJ :11, AUt. S.Q· CARRIER WANTED Pomeroy Routt. It Business ran, thre.. never tn.a wilklow, rea.. son .for 'sellirw, have air conditioner. Price $20. Phone LARGE . WINDOW C~l,f "'":? ·~ ' • I . " ' ' I. ' · ~ ···', ' ; • ' ." ·, INII~ti Atlgn~~~ . .·· ~55 749-3tc It would appear the enemy -GI.iARANI'EEDbas chosen to lncreue the fighting-to try to influence PHONE 992-21194 negotiations going on In Parla. In short, the level of combat has gone up and so ~r u ·we Pomeroy Home &Auto are able to detennlne It is .. £, ....... """" l'lllllerey, I) likely to remain up. -S..,.elary of llefeiiSe C/4rk CBS h&l set the · broadC&Bt Clifford, speakinq to the time tor Frank Sinatra's new House Foreign Affairs Comspecial hour of ,music a.t 9 p.m. mittee. Nov. 2~. LI'L ABNER ·Schw~..r.I ·Marl.. ... ... . Hockiltgpc~rt, Ohio ' ' l ' ;;AV~ ~ AQ ' flEE SlOIAGE .MO'I:,H PROOFING.... AIC CUANEIS 773-Sif3 WMPO INFORMATION . NEWS. . ·presents .<, .: LOCAL REPORTS DAILY AT 7:50 A.M. 12 NOON 3 P.M; I'OLICE SHARPSHOOTERS are sllboueUed a&alnll 1 buralaJ buUdiiJ Ia Cievelaad, Ohio, where nine persoas were ldlled Ia a melee of aboottac aad rlollag July :13. Moyor Carl B. Stokes called Ia Ohio Natloaal Guard to help maintain order Ia lbe elty'i eoll side dlstrtrl. Photo by UP! photographer Roaald Kuatz. · .......,. KIP, 1 II.OIJ'T . ' ' ~ Three o'- i5'ES£Rr. cloc~! we,_~e time to ... AND THE WELL Ci-IILCI ® Early TB Treatment Is Most Effective .y 'ff;rt4 Gi'~JANDSTADTi~r' ' ._ J 4:30 P.M. ·+> I, lfGAL NOTICI IN THE MATTU OF THE IITTLI• MENT OF ACCOUNTS, PIOIATI C"OURT, MIIGI COUNTY, OMIO AccQUnll and. vwcher. of the fol· l~wlnt named fiduclariH bave been filed lD the Probate Couri, Melp Your child should have a injections or boosters should ,, tuberculin test every year or each have this summer? .. . ... a .'bella rosary two in order to detect the dis· A-Small pox vaccination ease in it5 earliest &tages if it should have been given whea .•. .,, .. A..:.The only Mad o1 rosary Is present If the lest becomes your sons were lietween 12 CountJ, Ohio, for approval and Ht,, ' Uem~nt. I know oils a row of knota on positive, it means that the and 18 months old. If this was Cue No. 19.730. Pint and Final not done, it should be done at the cbest where the bolly rib Account of Gnre E. Qumpf, I:Jwcu- child has had contact with the tr:bc of the ER&Ie of Sulie .E. Ollur, tubercle bacillus. When effeconce. If the reason for not beeomes earWage. When: It Ia · If my 1!llll is any·lndlcation, Ueceued. tmm"nlzlag your younger son due to a vitamin C defleleney, the Am~n pltbUe la In .1111 c.. No, 19.M5. Ftr1t and I'.U.U tive treatment Is started early Aceount ol Edith HIIMII, Ad.minilll'l· in the course of this disease, no longer exists, he should It Is called a scorbuUc roaary mood to ictept anythlbg !eli tria of the Ellate of Charlene TJtoJaa. when It Is due to a vita· !ban the mail iervlc:elt II DOW it can be brought under con- get his first DPI' Injection and DfteR.Md. min D deficiency, It Is call"'! . reeelflil ; · · · Cue No. l&.IIH. Seeolld. eel flu1 now and a booster after one trol much more easily than a rlc'kety rosary. If lhli ' -Rep. ~hadde"' J. ·oullld, Aecount _.. Edlmn Hobttetter, Bxeyear 011d again five years later in Its course. t.utor el tbe Estate of Gteta D. doem't answer yo~~r · quesUon, laterc D-N.Y., 011 a pla!t!letl' cutPrice, JJ.cnHcl. When the disease is cured, would you care to try again? Unlea •ace~~ttona an ftl8d therew, bock f1i Pott OffiCe pmCmtaW a«OWitl wUI bll far hurtq a- the tuberculill test remains nel. fore Nicl Court an Ul6 30tb diJ of positive for Jlfe, so, after the Aucut, 11181. at •hlch um. •"d aceovnt. wW be erDaidtred. ancl coa· initial bout, no further tubertblouecl from claJ to U, W!.tJI ftDaD7 culin testing is advisable. If dllpOMd of. the infection comes ba•k. AnJ penon lnten~tecl ~ tu. other means of diagnosis must Wl'l.tten neeptlon1 to aatd lleCOUDU OT to m.aU:el'l pertaiDJDt: to 1M .... be relied on-the vicUm's t.UtiOJl ol 0.0 !.rust, DOt leu tbaa DYe symptoms, finding tubercle dQI prior to the M for Marbacilli in his sputum and P. B. O"UUItN chest X rays. PllOBAn ..rtJDCa ' ' JaiGI COUMTY, OHIO" The best preventive for your POINT ,PLEASANT il4be!'t He IOrved at l ·lleld lltOUI OX• • 11&17 • ltc child is daily outdoor exer· cise, maintenance of hill E. Justice - baa aerved . as eeullve ·!of Logan and Bul!alo wei g h t within the normal coonell seutt execullve al t b e Dlstrleta !rom 1851 to 19U, range for his height 811d the Chief Cornstalk Area COUllcU aa dlllriet ..,.a executive In recommended number of for the past oevon 11111'1, baa lluntlnilon 1958 to 1861, lh«t rt• hours of sleep for his age. accO!Ud a polillon m tile Na. fltrned to Chlof Comltalk Caom· t1ona1 still al .tho Bo.Y ScouU of cU •• acout oxtcui!YO. Hd' ba• ~My older soa, 5, has bad America, and will ""'" u a belli lettve In the Flrilt Bop:. the following illjeetioos: diph- member al theuecullveln~ list Cllll'cb, Rotary and P.T.A;. ,. ; theria • pefluasla • t e I a n u a laeu!jy at Sehlfl scout Reserva. work. , . . · :, (DPI'J and a booster and He 'IIIII aa..,.. ~ ...,:~ea pollomyeUtl8 and a booster. lion, wbere seoul oxetulltea re. celve fllelr profeeotonal lralo· on ~,,If , IDd will ·ro.WO'.at Because of Illness, my younger soa, f, hu bad only lng, according to Alfred New- · 23 Kellmulr Avo., ~ , tbe oral pollo. vac•ine. Wbat land, president of the ~fCOrn· · N, J. otalk COUIIcll. Newland 'aald fllat IWior Jul. tice'o leadership file has In~~:!? Entertoin'E!d ~ Justice Goes to Post .... RADIO AND TV REPAIR, house calls, antenna, sale and inslallallon. John Harrison, 701 Broadway St., Middleport, pbone 99!-252!. 7·14-tfc - < AIR CONDITIONING llefrlpr,uon service. Jaelt's Refrlg. eraUon, New Haven, hone Real Estate For Sale . .. ' ' r ,, , Jack W, C:.ney, Mgr. Business Services ' • ' '' I ' 992-0.IOB. For Sale ton. Phone 384-3787 Wellston lor infonnation. Walton Coal ' { ' I speed., virurl inlerlor, Radio alii heater, Company. JANI'l'OR, PART time Sumay employment Apply Blue Tartan, l\llddleport 7-23-6!< . BARNEY .. ' ·'' I \I ' <iu' 1965 CHEVELLE MALIBU . • . , .•.. : .••.•. $1595 station wagon.Iocalt.owner, low mileage car. Belp finish, good white wall tires, 6 cyl e~ne. powergltde trans., Notice ' I WILL not be responsible Cor &1\Y debts contracted by allY· UNICO WEATHEII·AMIC 01!!' 'but m.yselt l!onnie HubUnloo Acr)'Uc LatOx~•e.7o ' boril. ' 7-2&-:ltp gal.; TWo-Coot Willie . -$4.95 gli. Ia 2's. ·' ' ForS1I1 1\ydromatic power steering aud brakes, 1trato seat, black . vinyl top, white body, plum interior, radio and heater, 6000 actual miles. A real sharp ear. OPEN EVES. 8:00 P.M. POMEROY, OHIO . . Shop Landmark Firat! . Factory Air Cond., Ccmtortrolrcontrols, 386 erwlne, turbo fllll a.M '- li:H N" 11 .. tvNiay ' Nolfce PAINT $AI.£! "--, ' ' 1967 CHEVROLET CAJ'RICE 4. DR. ,.• I, , .. , . , , •. $3295 Pomeroy Motor Co. . . .Pomeroy Motor Co. 2 SIGNS .......... ' Dft Mt.ft PubiiUIIIN ,.,......, wm • '' .LITTLE 'HOMEW{)RK' Watc.hJPig Want Ads ,Brill*.·Top :G~ade Results { ' } ' ' ,, da.. With National ·Staff --- .... '. ' .t ' • ·'' ··'. '' 1 ' " ' "; .I' ' .; I• ' .t '.•. I , ·~. .... . . ·;', ,' ~f 'j\1,; ' .~ ,_ ' ' ~· '"""ell grown tn mii\Y area•, wbl.eh in- clude a contlruoua II'Oillb In membershlp even fl1ctulll fiOPII•· lion is on the ciJcreaoe. T b e coondi haa e~ed the·hlsb· est membership In hlatoty of oouncllln !966 uict l987. ' Mr. Julllce woo bOrn In Char· teS!oil, roare4 at Nellis, Boone COUn1y, sened In the Sea-Bee• wring Wor'd War n, sra~ cwn~audo from Aidm'oon-l!roacJ. dna College In PldlfR>I ai>d dld gradualc - k at Well Vlridtlla Universlv. ' ,, .' 0 ·.~~ ~ · .. ... . # Sectio• 0 - - - ' CARRIER WANTED IN MIDDLEPORT CONTAa FAYE MA111Y Mhldleport, 0: ' ' �'I . ·'· ' ' .... ,,. ·J'hc· Dalb Sentinel, Poou.•t'o)·-Mktdlcpol't, 0., Moncta.Y, Jul)t 29, 19GS · ~, ~A ' ' ' " 'it· ' I ..... JIIIAtn' AD 1-MMATION DNIIIIM ta.w:•llat~M~e te ,..... t I.M. a. carrHt•.... •~~~•'" '"'"' t L~t~. ... , .t l'ultiiCiflltl ,.....,, ' 01' .. ,. ,..., lleVLATIONI ,... ....... ,tellt If Nltct any ada 4HI'ftMI ... ............ Tlw ,ubllttttr will Nt - ,..,........ .., .... ,. ttwn .... lftnrNCt IIIMrtlan, !lATII . PIN' Waftl A4 SarYICI I tefttt " ' Wtri ... , lltlertllft MlrtiMUIII ,... """'"""· 1~ CtlltP 7Jc ...... ,... wartl ttlrH dMH• 11 tnltl ,., Ward tl1. ,.,....cuttft l ... rttenJ. 11 ,., ql't D~tulll H tllf . . trMI tdl Nld wlltllll 11 dnol. CAID Ofl TMANII A OIITUAIV 1'1.11 ftr 11 Wlnl "''"'"'""'' Ia. .......... ..,., ... ILIND ADI Atllltt..,_l Ue c,.,.. "' QIIAUTY. ..,. Af\'ero tlltMfllt. OPfiiCI NGUII lzll 1 , 111 , to J=OI p.M. Dally i' TERMITES SWARMING? They are re-productives, not your worker colony. Free Inspections and information on crawl space dangers. No salesman, low overhead, 50 per cent savings, Allied Pest Control. Pomeroy, Oblo. Phone 99!-5669 evening!. 8-J4,10tp WILL DO sewing at home zippers, pockets, pegging. hemming, a1terations, etc. Mrs. Freddie Thabet. Meson, Phone 773-5651. 4-31).tfc HAPPY HOUR, Shenang Springs Nile Club. 5 to 6 p.m. Monday thru Friday. Ladles night every Friday. ~tfc Wanted To Buy i!' ANTIQUES, furniture, dishes, millcellaneous. Mrs. Howard Cecil, 800 W. Main St., Pome!Of, 1-25-lfc Help Wanted !IIIORT ORDER COOK, for evening work. Apply in person. Syracuse Drive-In. Phone a 21111. 7-21i ~ WANTED RESPONSIBLE party to as. . . paymerts of $5.11 per month or pay balan<e due f/11.64 lor 1968 stereo console with radio, 4-speed automaUc changer, call 992-2838. 7-28 6to For Rent PLENTY of space lor one trailer with all facilities . In Syra. cuse. Call ~~DZ-310~. 4-18-lfe FURNISHED and unfurnlshe4 apartments. Close to school. Phone 992-5U4. 111-18-lfe TRAILER SPACE, all uiiiHieo available. Inquire 156 Mulberry after 3 or 5 p.m. Write P. 0. iloJ: 425 Pomeroy. 5-29-lfc FURNISHED aparbnent, I w o iledroom!, Middleport Phone ID#I4. I-I-tle FURNISHED GARAGE apart. mont on Lincoln Hill. UUIIUes paid; adults only. Phone 1192M. 8-It-lfe TWO BEDROOM efliclency apar!Jnent, 0 Spring Ave., Pomeroy, Phone 99S-2288. 7-14-lfe FIVE ROOM lumtshed house, bath, In Pomeroy. Mn. Howard Cecil, 800 W. Main St., Pomeroy. 7-24 .tfc CAMPING TRAILER by day or -k; lieepo 7. Phone a 113211. 7.:Uic CLEAN THREE room and bath furnished apartment, 126 Mulberry Ave. Phone 99Z-68911. 7-28-tle For Sale CIUQUAQUA PUPPIES, two fawn males, 6 weeki old, call Mra. 0. F. Lyons, Rutland, 7f2.GM. 1·26-31< ,I POMEROY. . PHONE · ' U~ -11 992-2181 11112-20'19. • • * READY · MIX eonereta deB?· For Sale POODLE PUPPIES AKC Toy PIGS, see A. J. Myers, RD I, ered right to your project. White and stud service, 4 and Reedsville, Ohio. Fast and easy. Free eotf. 7-28-3tp 6 Jbs. Phone 992-3165. mates. Phone lln-S284, Goeg. 7-IHOie 1968 STEREO: Lovely walnut leln Ready . Mil Co., Middleport, Oblo. I SO lie collSole with AM & FM radio, POODLE PUPPIES, AKC Toy this set sold much higher; miniature. $7S and up. Stud has record storage. Take over BUDGET PRJCE lumlture on !':en·irE' and grooming. Phme our tltlrd floor budget ohop. payments of $5 per month or 992·51!3. 11 3 t!e Baker Furnllurt. Middleport, pay balance due $101.!6. Try Ohio. ? 2S lie It In your home, Call 992·2836. AKC Golden R('trlevcr puppies, 1·2Uic 524 Ash St, Mtddlepon. 11112SEWING MACHINES, repair 11443. ~ue service, all makeo. WY 2PILE iB ooll and lofty; colors 2284. The Fabric Shop, Pomretain brilliance, in carpets I'OT ATOES, beans, cabbage eroy. Authorized Slllj!er Sales cleaned with Blue LIIStre. and Service. We Sharpen and beets, Phooe 843-2.254. Rent electric shampooer $1. CJarenet Proffitt, Portland, Baker Furniture. Scl81Ml11' s.2IJ.Ife 7-2t-61c Ohio. 7·7-lfc CIGARETTE vending machines 11158 CHEVROLET Belair, 4 and service. ABC Enierprtseo, FIVE ROOM HOUSE and bath, door, s~ard shift, rubber Mason, W, Va. Phone m.5543. one floor, partly furniBhed if tire wagon, couple milk cows. desired. 783 s. Second Ave., tlf.lfc C. E. Douglas, Pomeroy Rl. 3. Middleport Can be seen by 7-29.'llc appointment alter 5 p.m. El, lnsuranet. den Walburn, phone 99Z·2805. AtrrOMOBILE Insurance beoa 7·9-lfc LUMP COAL, stoker, egg; Ru~ e.ancelled? Lost your operatland tlpple, Rt 124. Pearl Ja. or's license? CaD 992-2918. NO, 6, STOKER COAL at for. 8 U ire cobs, Phone 742-4952 or m. mer Clinton Coal Co. tipple, 7·:1J131c located 5 miles east of Wells- 34119. JOE YOUNG residence on Rutland Road. Contact Young's Market 7-28-31e TWO YEAR old two bedroom home, bath, full basement, garage. In Syracuse, Phone 99!2421. 7-21-lfc 7~10-30tc HOBSTETTER REALTY CLARINET, B FLAT, good condition, $25. Phone mJ373. GEO. R0111fi'El'I'Etl, BROKER 7-~c POMEROY - 5 rooms, bath, front & back porches, base. SAVE NOW on aluminum boats, ment, level lot t0.12-13·14 It, clean made, POMEROY - 6 rooiiUI, water sturdy, three rail bottoms. system, cellar, front purcb, 2 One mile off Rt. 33, on Kings- outbuildings, m acn!ll, bury Road. 7-17-!0ic POMEROY - 4 I'OOIIUI, bath, lull basement, needs a handy COLT, 2tl month5 old. phone man. 992-2990, 7-23-Sic 114 ACRES - 18 or bottom land. 2 barns, large 8 rooiiUI, bath MANUFACTURER'S SALE · and hal!, 2nd house, 3 cisFarm and Home white Latex terns, well, minerals, near house and bam paint. Reg, loWit. $5.49 gallon. Sale price $3.99 BELEN or VIRGIL 1'&\FORD a gallon. King Builders SupASBOCIATES In DZ1 ply Co., Middleport, Ohio, !J92. SYBAalliE 37411. 7-23-12tc 1968 APACHE Falcon camping trailer. r~n 99Z-2801 or see Willie Guinther after 4:30 p.m. 7-Z3-6tc i9111 NEWPORT Chrysler, 4Door, good rubber, good shape. Marion Reynolds, Mason. Phone T7~117. 7-21-lfc Business Services BEANS, KENTUCKY Wonder: Pick your own, bring oon- ELECTROLUX SALES lnd sertainer. $I bushel. Andrew vice: Sweepers, rug washers Cross, six miles above Ra- and polishers. Genuine parts. ~~-~c cine on Rt 338. Phone 247- Call 1192-3780. 2852. 7-26-tlc C. C. BRADFORD AUCI'IONI:ER. SEWING MACIUNE, zig zag Complolo Senloo console. Complete with fashPllOIIe Nt.a!1 ion cai'M; makes buttonCrHt ilrldford hoieo. Will dam, mend, aplladlle, OIJio plique, monogram, overcast. I I If• Pay just $411.!5, or $5JO per month. Phone 1192-3218. 7-2t-61c STEREO, 19811 Early American stereo radlo combination. ThiB iB a beautiful solid state unit with 4-speed changer. Tak(' over payments of S6 or pay balance $103.10, Also have repossessed stereo in walnut cabinet fur payments of $5.91 or balance or f85.911. Phooe 99Z-3218, 7-26-lllc IIIALE GERMAN SHEPARD DOG, no pape111, one year old, fU, Phone 99U793, 7-28-Stp . 19115 MUSTANG, mint condltlon, Gene Dodson, Brownell Ave., YEAR OLD HOME on Rt. ut, Middleport. 7-28-31p I n101111, bath, utility room, nil Ill wall carpeting in bed· !968 FULLY automatic sewing machine, complete to make and front room, good buttonholes, darn, and em b.; I ~. can or see O'Dell U' buill·in designs, Thi3 rna....,; 742-5932. Will chine Is In perfect condition. pel! . , loan. 7-!Ute ThJs machine sold for 12911.911, balance nnw f75, take over ortan. payments of f$.18 per month. 1100. Call Try m. i,I'Jf.lltj!et, Middleport. 711311.It In your home, call 7·2Mic 7-21-ltp LIOAL NOTaCI NOnCJ OF API"OINTMINT l1f1M of Nuold 1. Wirth. Den1Hd. Notice U ht~by ' lven that Elh~D A. Wlrth or 174!1 Che~ter Road, Porn· eroy, Ohio, hll been duly •ppolnt. ed Adminl•lntrl~~: of the Elltate of Harold B. Wirth, deceued, late of Melp County, Ohto. Cred.lton .ue required to fllt theu clalme with uld flducluy within four mornht. D1ted thll Hth day ot July, 191$8. J'. H. O'BRIEN Probate JOO;a:e or ut4 tbl: J\llJ :11, AUt. S.Q· CARRIER WANTED Pomeroy Routt. It Business ran, thre.. never tn.a wilklow, rea.. son .for 'sellirw, have air conditioner. Price $20. Phone LARGE . WINDOW C~l,f "'":? ·~ ' • I . " ' ' I. ' · ~ ···', ' ; • ' ." ·, INII~ti Atlgn~~~ . .·· ~55 749-3tc It would appear the enemy -GI.iARANI'EEDbas chosen to lncreue the fighting-to try to influence PHONE 992-21194 negotiations going on In Parla. In short, the level of combat has gone up and so ~r u ·we Pomeroy Home &Auto are able to detennlne It is .. £, ....... """" l'lllllerey, I) likely to remain up. -S..,.elary of llefeiiSe C/4rk CBS h&l set the · broadC&Bt Clifford, speakinq to the time tor Frank Sinatra's new House Foreign Affairs Comspecial hour of ,music a.t 9 p.m. mittee. Nov. 2~. LI'L ABNER ·Schw~..r.I ·Marl.. ... ... . Hockiltgpc~rt, Ohio ' ' l ' ;;AV~ ~ AQ ' flEE SlOIAGE .MO'I:,H PROOFING.... AIC CUANEIS 773-Sif3 WMPO INFORMATION . NEWS. . ·presents .<, .: LOCAL REPORTS DAILY AT 7:50 A.M. 12 NOON 3 P.M; I'OLICE SHARPSHOOTERS are sllboueUed a&alnll 1 buralaJ buUdiiJ Ia Cievelaad, Ohio, where nine persoas were ldlled Ia a melee of aboottac aad rlollag July :13. Moyor Carl B. Stokes called Ia Ohio Natloaal Guard to help maintain order Ia lbe elty'i eoll side dlstrtrl. Photo by UP! photographer Roaald Kuatz. · .......,. KIP, 1 II.OIJ'T . ' ' ~ Three o'- i5'ES£Rr. cloc~! we,_~e time to ... AND THE WELL Ci-IILCI ® Early TB Treatment Is Most Effective .y 'ff;rt4 Gi'~JANDSTADTi~r' ' ._ J 4:30 P.M. ·+> I, lfGAL NOTICI IN THE MATTU OF THE IITTLI• MENT OF ACCOUNTS, PIOIATI C"OURT, MIIGI COUNTY, OMIO AccQUnll and. vwcher. of the fol· l~wlnt named fiduclariH bave been filed lD the Probate Couri, Melp Your child should have a injections or boosters should ,, tuberculin test every year or each have this summer? .. . ... a .'bella rosary two in order to detect the dis· A-Small pox vaccination ease in it5 earliest &tages if it should have been given whea .•. .,, .. A..:.The only Mad o1 rosary Is present If the lest becomes your sons were lietween 12 CountJ, Ohio, for approval and Ht,, ' Uem~nt. I know oils a row of knota on positive, it means that the and 18 months old. If this was Cue No. 19.730. Pint and Final not done, it should be done at the cbest where the bolly rib Account of Gnre E. Qumpf, I:Jwcu- child has had contact with the tr:bc of the ER&Ie of Sulie .E. Ollur, tubercle bacillus. When effeconce. If the reason for not beeomes earWage. When: It Ia · If my 1!llll is any·lndlcation, Ueceued. tmm"nlzlag your younger son due to a vitamin C defleleney, the Am~n pltbUe la In .1111 c.. No, 19.M5. Ftr1t and I'.U.U tive treatment Is started early Aceount ol Edith HIIMII, Ad.minilll'l· in the course of this disease, no longer exists, he should It Is called a scorbuUc roaary mood to ictept anythlbg !eli tria of the Ellate of Charlene TJtoJaa. when It Is due to a vita· !ban the mail iervlc:elt II DOW it can be brought under con- get his first DPI' Injection and DfteR.Md. min D deficiency, It Is call"'! . reeelflil ; · · · Cue No. l&.IIH. Seeolld. eel flu1 now and a booster after one trol much more easily than a rlc'kety rosary. If lhli ' -Rep. ~hadde"' J. ·oullld, Aecount _.. Edlmn Hobttetter, Bxeyear 011d again five years later in Its course. t.utor el tbe Estate of Gteta D. doem't answer yo~~r · quesUon, laterc D-N.Y., 011 a pla!t!letl' cutPrice, JJ.cnHcl. When the disease is cured, would you care to try again? Unlea •ace~~ttona an ftl8d therew, bock f1i Pott OffiCe pmCmtaW a«OWitl wUI bll far hurtq a- the tuberculill test remains nel. fore Nicl Court an Ul6 30tb diJ of positive for Jlfe, so, after the Aucut, 11181. at •hlch um. •"d aceovnt. wW be erDaidtred. ancl coa· initial bout, no further tubertblouecl from claJ to U, W!.tJI ftDaD7 culin testing is advisable. If dllpOMd of. the infection comes ba•k. AnJ penon lnten~tecl ~ tu. other means of diagnosis must Wl'l.tten neeptlon1 to aatd lleCOUDU OT to m.aU:el'l pertaiDJDt: to 1M .... be relied on-the vicUm's t.UtiOJl ol 0.0 !.rust, DOt leu tbaa DYe symptoms, finding tubercle dQI prior to the M for Marbacilli in his sputum and P. B. O"UUItN chest X rays. PllOBAn ..rtJDCa ' ' JaiGI COUMTY, OHIO" The best preventive for your POINT ,PLEASANT il4be!'t He IOrved at l ·lleld lltOUI OX• • 11&17 • ltc child is daily outdoor exer· cise, maintenance of hill E. Justice - baa aerved . as eeullve ·!of Logan and Bul!alo wei g h t within the normal coonell seutt execullve al t b e Dlstrleta !rom 1851 to 19U, range for his height 811d the Chief Cornstalk Area COUllcU aa dlllriet ..,.a executive In recommended number of for the past oevon 11111'1, baa lluntlnilon 1958 to 1861, lh«t rt• hours of sleep for his age. accO!Ud a polillon m tile Na. fltrned to Chlof Comltalk Caom· t1ona1 still al .tho Bo.Y ScouU of cU •• acout oxtcui!YO. Hd' ba• ~My older soa, 5, has bad America, and will ""'" u a belli lettve In the Flrilt Bop:. the following illjeetioos: diph- member al theuecullveln~ list Cllll'cb, Rotary and P.T.A;. ,. ; theria • pefluasla • t e I a n u a laeu!jy at Sehlfl scout Reserva. work. , . . · :, (DPI'J and a booster and He 'IIIII aa..,.. ~ ...,:~ea pollomyeUtl8 and a booster. lion, wbere seoul oxetulltea re. celve fllelr profeeotonal lralo· on ~,,If , IDd will ·ro.WO'.at Because of Illness, my younger soa, f, hu bad only lng, according to Alfred New- · 23 Kellmulr Avo., ~ , tbe oral pollo. vac•ine. Wbat land, president of the ~fCOrn· · N, J. otalk COUIIcll. Newland 'aald fllat IWior Jul. tice'o leadership file has In~~:!? Entertoin'E!d ~ Justice Goes to Post .... RADIO AND TV REPAIR, house calls, antenna, sale and inslallallon. John Harrison, 701 Broadway St., Middleport, pbone 99!-252!. 7·14-tfc - < AIR CONDITIONING llefrlpr,uon service. Jaelt's Refrlg. eraUon, New Haven, hone Real Estate For Sale . .. ' ' r ,, , Jack W, C:.ney, Mgr. Business Services ' • ' '' I ' 992-0.IOB. For Sale ton. Phone 384-3787 Wellston lor infonnation. Walton Coal ' { ' I speed., virurl inlerlor, Radio alii heater, Company. JANI'l'OR, PART time Sumay employment Apply Blue Tartan, l\llddleport 7-23-6!< . BARNEY .. ' ·'' I \I ' <iu' 1965 CHEVELLE MALIBU . • . , .•.. : .••.•. $1595 station wagon.Iocalt.owner, low mileage car. Belp finish, good white wall tires, 6 cyl e~ne. powergltde trans., Notice ' I WILL not be responsible Cor &1\Y debts contracted by allY· UNICO WEATHEII·AMIC 01!!' 'but m.yselt l!onnie HubUnloo Acr)'Uc LatOx~•e.7o ' boril. ' 7-2&-:ltp gal.; TWo-Coot Willie . -$4.95 gli. Ia 2's. ·' ' ForS1I1 1\ydromatic power steering aud brakes, 1trato seat, black . vinyl top, white body, plum interior, radio and heater, 6000 actual miles. A real sharp ear. OPEN EVES. 8:00 P.M. POMEROY, OHIO . . Shop Landmark Firat! . Factory Air Cond., Ccmtortrolrcontrols, 386 erwlne, turbo fllll a.M '- li:H N" 11 .. tvNiay ' Nolfce PAINT $AI.£! "--, ' ' 1967 CHEVROLET CAJ'RICE 4. DR. ,.• I, , .. , . , , •. $3295 Pomeroy Motor Co. . . .Pomeroy Motor Co. 2 SIGNS .......... ' Dft Mt.ft PubiiUIIIN ,.,......, wm • '' .LITTLE 'HOMEW{)RK' Watc.hJPig Want Ads ,Brill*.·Top :G~ade Results { ' } ' ' ,, da.. With National ·Staff --- .... '. ' .t ' • ·'' ··'. '' 1 ' " ' "; .I' ' .; I• ' .t '.•. I , ·~. .... . . ·;', ,' ~f 'j\1,; ' .~ ,_ ' ' ~· '"""ell grown tn mii\Y area•, wbl.eh in- clude a contlruoua II'Oillb In membershlp even fl1ctulll fiOPII•· lion is on the ciJcreaoe. T b e coondi haa e~ed the·hlsb· est membership In hlatoty of oouncllln !966 uict l987. ' Mr. Julllce woo bOrn In Char· teS!oil, roare4 at Nellis, Boone COUn1y, sened In the Sea-Bee• wring Wor'd War n, sra~ cwn~audo from Aidm'oon-l!roacJ. dna College In PldlfR>I ai>d dld gradualc - k at Well Vlridtlla Universlv. ' ,, .' 0 ·.~~ ~ · .. ... . # Sectio• 0 - - - ' CARRIER WANTED IN MIDDLEPORT CONTAa FAYE MA111Y Mhldleport, 0: ' ' �' Sentinel, Pameroy·Mlddleport, 0.' lolondly, July ~. 1968 - '' • m, Satmt.y. Nixon's proposed battle plan represents a marked shin from hla unauccessCul 1960 campaign in which he lost the presidency to John F. KeMed,y in the in:lustrial states and the big cities of the East. A glimpse of Nixon's plan was given by his campaign advisers u a sJzeable force of Repub]i. can leaders gathered in this resort cUy for the preliminaries ot the party's 1968 national convention which opens a week !rom tod~. Dirksen Presides Senate GOP leader Everett M. Dirksen, chairman of the temporary platform committee, Economy ' ··J' I .' ' ·... ••• ,I • "·"' (Continued !rom Page J) A-I think hoosing has really been on lUi way down for the last e<q:~le or month s. It h.as been surprising to me that it has held up as well as it has. Q- How long sftould we keep the sw-charge? A-~ judgment I make Is not really a judgment made as an economist and certainly not as the President's economic adviser. I surely would not like to see a big growlh in federal expenditures without the taX revenues to pay for it. Nor would I like to see the tax left on without 'having some exper~-­ ditures to provide some stimulative ollset. I think the job of cooling off the economy will certainly be dcme by earl,v 1969 and I don't think we need a sedative to keep the , economy sluggish beymd that date. waa on the scene to preside over the start of heari.- on the J)irb';l 'baSic . campajgn document on which the .Republican nominee wU1 stalxl or t'all in Nowmber, Supporters or both NIJon and [HOSPITAL NEWS J Holzer Hospital: Visiting hours 2-4 and 7.S p.m. Parents only on Pediatrics Ward. Admissions Charles S. Waller, Ironton; William R. Dean, Rutland; Mrs. William A, Wooten, Pt. PleasM ant; Mrs. Harold R, Hudson, Patriot; Mrs. Donnie L. Artlllr, Wellston; Mrs. SanrordC. Stroop, Jr., Gallipolis: Clayton Keesee, Orlundo, Fla.; Mark D. Miller, Ravenswood, W. Va.; Mrs. John W. Zavora, Jackson; Alfreda Johnson, Wellston; Howard A, Dalley, Middleport; Pamela G. Halley, Crown City; Mrs. Char· :: ' f I I '. I' ''' t " ' ! .; J ~ \f " • Hitler, Happily, Kept Ignorant Mrs. Gay Circle, Gallipolis; Mrs. Moses T, Cuffle, Ironton; M r s. Liberty Coffey, Ray; James F . ~res, Wilkesville; William S. BLood, Jackson; G. Dale Holschuh., Scottown; Robert P. Lewis, Thurman: Mrs. Walden 0. Darst, Cheshire; Melvin Bach· tel, Jr., Lebanon; Marc A, Stewart, Rutland; Glenn R. Hinson, Bidwell; Orren L. Bowser, Ft. Pleasant. Births Mrs. William A. Wooten, pt, Pleasant, son. 3:10 a.m. Satur- day: Mrs. Harold R, Hudson, Patriot, son, 6:44 a.m. Saturd~; Mrs. Sanford C. &roop, Jr., Gallipolis, son, 7:32p.m. Satur. dayi Mrs. Phillip L, Lee, Crown Clcy, ""'· 5:12p.m. &md~. Diacharges Mrs. Doonle Arthur, M r s. Earnest E. Carter, Mrs. Arlo TONIGHT & TUESDAY L, Chatfield, James B. Cray~ July 29. 30 craft, Alexander H. Cunnlngham, (Double Feature) Charles L. Day, Mrs. Mary L, ONE loiiLIJON YEARS B. C. Emmlsh, Karl J. Halley, Mrs. J, Richardson- Raquel Welch I Roger E. Halley andlnlantdaugh. PLUS ter, Mrs. W. Alfred Holley and Audrey Hepbum-Peto O'Toolt•l infant son, James Hughes (expfrHOW TO STEAL A MILLION ed), Mrs. Rupert Kent, Mrs. RusMrs. Rupert R. Kent, Mrs. Russell Little, Mrs. Robert S. Mal. lette and Infant daughter, William McKinley, Harrison B. Ml1ler, Mrs. Louis v. Mueller, Mrs. TONIGHT & TUESDAY Laura Sayre, Mrs. Morgan Smith, July 29 - 30 Philip Preston Spurlock, Hlrem S. Stutes, 1\frs. Russell E. Thorn. THE SECRET WAR Of as and infant son, Mrs. David HARRY FRIGG Paul Newman-Slyvia Koscina R, WUey, Thomas E. Wilson, 1\frs. Kathryn E. Wood, Larry L, Wood, Richard D. W•Uil!l. COLORCARTOONS: &inda,y - 1\frs. Oran C. Barry, Paste Makes Waste Daniel H. Davis, Mrs. H. ThomFat in the Sac:We as Elliott, Yancy D, Hall,y, Ter. Fieata Fiasco esa L. Hammond, Mrs. Roger D. SHOW STARTS 7 P. M. Jenkins and Infant sm, Mark D, WEDNESDAY & TIIURSDAY Miller, Mrs. Charles Roberts JULY 31·AUG. 1 and infant son, Pamela S. stanNOT OPEN ley, James L, &eel e. MDGS lHEA1'Rf ' I Gov. Nelson Rockefeller or New Tile .11'0!!1 .POrcb """ l'obt 011 By United Preo, lnter•tlonal York, the chief active corner.. Clarence Grover'a tmnhou., on VUI Zalidl Rd. was'aerloUINational Guardomon slolld by den !or tile nomination, saw no I,v damlpcl. ,C\11 tile ,Ward Rd., In raclall,v llvubled' Gary, Ind., battles . In sljhl over tile Emer 11011 Staver' I 22 .. loot and Grand ~Ids, lollch.; ~ plat!orm. Tllere 11ere biller platform houoetraller ,.. · eol)lpletel.v •• their c:ounteJl,arts ¥acated ripped lj>8rt and ~a-ovv Clevelam, Ohio, left bitter alid quarrels at both lite 1960 and the fteld. divided lzy Its "'oleilce or la•t 1964 Ropubilean coovontions &dceye Rural Eleetrlc woe!< which were blamed in part at Teen-agers :In Pacifica, caur., least for subsequent - GOP maintenance orewa worked to protesting an antllolterpw law, prestdentlal defeats at ·. the reotore electricliY after a brief ovel1>0Wored police ~ed with hands of John F. Kermody -.1111 outAge. biUy clubs and mace .bolore Lyndon B. Johnson. JUDGMENT A8KED reinforcements cOuld be brooght Earl,v talks bebreon key Judgment on a co~ oote is to restore order Sunday in members of the 1968 platform asked In Meigs COjm1;y CouJt by night. committee were reported to the Fanners Bapk & Savings ' About 350 guard.m.n 110re on have glowed with harmony. Rockefeller backers gave no Co., Pomeroy, ailalnst Kennelh "•nnory alert" In 1111 near hxlicatlon they sough.t'a conve~ R, West, or 15 Footer Plaza, Gary ~. malntalolag U1 tion test over 1:1\Y of the Athens, to recover $625, Inter- uoeasy calm forced on the aleelmaldrw cliY which had Ol'llltad platform plans, Including Viet- est, and cost&. In violence the previous nigh~ nam. OLAN DOERFER ADiollTTED Curlew Enforced ;. Delegate Cowtt Disputed Olan Doerter, Shady Ccm!l, beA dawn-lt><luak curlew, bans Deflj)ite this sh.ow of amicy lowlollcldleport, wao takentoVet- on gas and liquor sales, heal')l there was sharp disagreement .. between the Nixon and Rocke- erans Memorial Hospital by tile pollee patrolllrw and _ MJddlOIIQl'lemergency squadSunllvel,v OGql temperatures belped feller camps ss to how th.e delegates were lined "' at tlds d~ ntght alter beeoml~ Ul at csim tile oilY or 180;000- hal! home. He was admitted as a med- Negro. poinL ical patient. les T, Pullins, Long Bottom; Mrs. Ra,}rmond J. Miller, Pomeroy; Mrs . Walter H. Carpenter, Pt. Pleasant; Mrs. Phllltp L. Lee, Crown City; Thomas A. La,yne, Ashland, Ky.; Mich.ael GOETIINGEN, G e r m a n y G. Roberts, Cuyahoga Falls; Mrs. Eda A. Carter, Gallipolis; Marlin (lJPO- When Otto Hahu rea· J. Brown, Jackson; Mrs. Berkley lized the potential of his Holley, Gallipolis; Criss L. discovery he threatened to kill Nance, Gallipolis Ferry, W. Va.; himself rather than tell Adolf Mrs. Rollin K. Hawk, CoolvUle; HiUer. _NEYER HAD AZOMBIE? THEN YOU BETTER GET READY AND HURRY DOWN TO SONNY'S Zombies are the tastiest, coolest, grel.test thing that's happening - What ·are they? Well, we can't tell but SoarJ.1I sure knoWs how to make them. BANANA SPIJTS FOH THE LESS ADVENTUROUS When the allies dropped the Brat atomic bomb his genius had made J?Ossible Hahn considered sWcide again. Hahu finally died of a heart attack Sunday, 30 years after the discovery of nuclear fission that won him a Nobel Prize but which he came to regret. He was 89. On Dec. 18, 1938, Hahn, a Two Accidents Are Reported professor at the Kaiser Wilhelm _ cried. He wept -,l'ld collapsed in Institute in Berlin, raised the bed. He later said he spent the curtain of tile atomic age by night conaldering suicide. bombanllns 1D'aniiBR with ,..,. The world Judiod dlflerentl,v. trons. He didn't full.Y realize the Hahn s!UI was Interned when he implications or his !eat but waa awarded the 1944 Nobel other sclentists did. chemistry prize in November One of them, the late Dr. Lise 1945. Meitner, a Jewish colleague who was forced to nee Nul Gennany, tipped oil allied scientists. They began to build the bunb. By that time Hahn saw the potonUal too. But, lnaleld or develaplng nuclear weapons !or the Nazis, Hahn encouraged top. ra~ German scientists to stick to peaceful ooclear research. "I! muer gets In li<mlc bomb I shall kill mysclf," Hahn confided to trusted colleagues shortly alter the ootbreak or World War D. Largely as I result of his prestigious · lnOuence, Third Reich scientists always stressed the difficulties arxl enormous costs or develq,ing nuclear weapons, lntluencing Hitler agalnst the pro)ecL The Americans c a p t u r e d Hahn In ~rll'1945. Interned In a British country home In Ausust 1945, he learned the bumb he shunned had been drowed on Hiroshima. "But this is horrible," Hahn Two minor accidents were reported by Meigs County Sher· ifr Robert C. Hartenbach's d.,. partment saturday. A car driven by Ronald Eugene Cleland, 22, Rt. 1, Lingsville, had damage to ita lert front when tt struck a guardrailing on Route 124 at the Crossroads It 2 Lm. saturday. Cleland sold heavy (OK caused the mishap. He reported the Sccident Saturday nigh~ The other was at 1:30 p.IIL on Main st. in Rutland were a ma-terials mixer hauled on a truck driven by Marvin Hart, Lancastor, bit the Pearl Jacobs coal tipple. The mixer reportedly was MIDEAST CLASH JERUSALEM (UP0 - Israeli higher than 13 ft., 6 Ln., the troops clashed wllh Jordanlu clearance limit. Mlnor damage forces and Arab guerrDlas at was reported. several points 810118 . with Jordan River ~ and VETERANS MEMORIAL laraell o!tlclals said illo llUOrrU. HOSPITAL las were killed. No laraell Saturda,y Admissions - Cecil casualties were reported. Bush, Coolville; Alvin Wagner, Rutland; Martha Searl~ Middle. LAND SINKING WASIINGTON (UP!) A port; Mary Starkey, Pomeroy; nunber ot areas ln the United Dale Uttle, Pomeroy; Donald States are, by III!Oioll<al Mohler, Bema Air, Ga. SatuniiiJ' Discharges - John standards, sinking rapldl,v. Thl• was reported during t!Je Estep, John Harrison, James Hoiweekend by the Colli and Ion, Jr., Wanda Mullins, Dobbie Geodetic !Urvey, which sold one Drummood, Jo Ellen Lawrence, Linda Hubbard, Wilma Wells. reason was the actlvtUes o1 &uida¥ Admissions - D a n a man, Including removal of big Welch, ~meroy; Phoebe Clark, petroleum deposits. Pomeroy; Michael Arnold, Co- DELAY MANEWER lumbu•; Olan Doerfer, MiddleALGECUlAS, Spain (ll!'Dport. ~antsb customs olllolala held iluiday Discharges - Dmald up ferry passengero !or a MohJer, Laura Edwards, tecil met!ouloua documonla cheek Bush, Arlene Peters, Gmeva ~u­ &uida¥ In the government' 1 mate. lawai apparent measure aimed at ""'sting Gibraltar !ram Britain. Spain Uld Britain held BOYS TO BENEFIT A Stamey parlf will be held talks on Gibraltar IIOYereiant;y Wednesday, July 31, at the Legion Hall in Rutland with proceeds to go to the boys baseball program. The pub II c Is Ina vlted. Orders RillY be placed by phoning 742-4156 or with FAns Swick at the Rutland Departmont Store. ' .·' . l'holographers Bolten 'Two Notional Brollllcasllnir . ' ' earl,v ~. lrioot . tor Cw:rew <;<>. dll!oloilraPhOrs lt!JIII,,Chleago violltlonO. Five .were arreatad ...,.... !ikten b,y Clevelanl pollee ror carrying Earl,v &mlla.Y f'a cOO!Jtlon.or ' youth to ,molot· eyele , . Sanis" 8J)arked Violence . lo tile city's midtown ghetto area which didn't eiJII. until: alx JHtrBODS, lnel~n& .\. a fire.... PI'. PLEASANT "- James S. Kallio, 75,. of ~007 N. MAID st., .ftahdrw a blaze, were wounded by sunftre, Three stores were lorll)erly of Leon,.nt. 1, dledlhla oet lllre, 10 suffered 1riD!Oir moi'olng ·In Plealilill Valley HOI• ""'- and 47 persona were pUal. 1\fr, Kallis had been ser. loosl,v Ul tile past !our 1100ks. arre. ,A retired empto,yee or t b e Stale police, Chlcqo c It y poll<e and Cook Couii\Y (Chic.. N011 York CIRral Railroad, he go) sherill's dOjlO!Ies were was born Nov. 5, 1892 on llle c~ In to help tile belea- Island oi Nlcarla: Greece; ma guered cllf, The Chlc~Jc was the late Auau&ta Mae cO!IIIngent left when tile guard Beyer Kallio, who died lolarcb 18, 1954. arrived. He is sunlved by lhree dau~The guard also by II Grand Rapids where tile week. ters, llfrl. llAis,y Huraey, Coend's disorders bepn with Ul lumllua; Mra. Rebecca RolUns, outbreak or arson Frflll1 night. Pl. Pleaoaill, and Mrs. Sarah More than 200 state, counl;y !bn1, Dover, Ohio; two sons, and olcy pollee patrolled 1 O.vld Bernard, l'llllburgh, and square-mile areo or Grand Earl Bernard, Girard, Oldo, :11 Roplds earl,v ~ where 1 grandchildren, and 27 great llgbtly enforced curlew and a grandchUdren. INin on gas and llquor sales was Funeral services will be at 3:30 p.m. Wedoelda,y In BethIn e!lect. Sixteen . arrests were made el Clm'oh near Leon. The Rev. durlrw tile ntghl In tile llulch Charles L. Frum will olllclate ciiY or 205,000 raisins to 7U the and burls! will be at tile Belh· total arrested t1ur1rw tile three el Cemetery, Friends may call atlhe Crownights. At leu! IS ftrebomblngs were reported &mlla,y night, but Hosell Fmeral Home after 6 p.m. Tuelda,y. most were minor. . 1be lnclclent was tile oriiY one ~ .loloro· than 110 arrests were made In Gary ~ ~, lJIO! -L _..a s- James Kaitis Dies M~nday . Ill!• ' lng.els Furniture. ~- 2635 MIDDLEPOIT p • at y e SuJvii,Y as pollee po,trols raJ m;,. 3, 900 National mon, called In to help quell .the " TU U.S. Braces Guard.. disorders, len the ciiY SwldiJ night-but II wasn't an end to Us problems. Tile Fraternal Order or Pollee planned to submit a llsl of llrlevances to Negro ~ Carl Stokes over his handling ol lhe violence. II took 50 pollee trCIII <OIIIInlltlllles surrounding Pacl· Ilea to rorm s wedge ond drive 01.11 120 yoon1aters who Ill'•~ llllrUly when they bepn plcke~ trw a sl\qlplrw center's stores In protest of 1 11011 <Ill' ordl...,ce · prohibiting lolterlrw• In tile comer., Tile leeJHgers ripped billy club¥ and moce canlstors !r<lll! the policemen and atiacked the otncers. Nine arreats w1re made. Paclftca Ia • OCII1llluni\Y or less than 31,000 011 thePaclftc shore below San Francisoo. SAIGON (lli'O-N- VIet.. ~ air war resumed its nam haa mu~ 100,000 men In lntenaiiY agatast the North aed lloe live northern provinces ol U.S. fllera hil taraets In the South VIetnam !or an ultenslve oouthem ~ with 114 that could come In Atlgu8t, top mlssl011a ·lolonday. A U.S. Novy U.S. and South Vletnameoe pUot, Lt. Cmdr, (luy Cine, 38, comminders warnocl todl,y. The or New York CIIY, Shot down a report coincided wUb lnereased MIG17 In 1 cluslc dogllsbt Communist actlviiY In the area. Involving !our MIGs and !our The U.S. Command k>dly FSA Intruders near Vinh. 'lbe disclosed bro Communist .... u.s. plaDol ~the bushes In the northern war zone oarrltr Baa H ..J. I Corps- that cost Amerleu Mlrlnes and 1st Air cavalry· men a total or 24 meo killed and 65 wourded. There waa a nlllT)' or other firellghts lid • Communist at~t to lollltrote Tuelda,y's Games San Louis at New York, night San Francioco at Chicago Atlanta at Pilla 2, lwl-lllgh! Loa Anplea at Hbusloll, night Clncimatl at Philadelphia, night One of the Cmununist drivel ls ellpectad !rom the C&mbodlall border region northwest of Sa!BDR, and B52s hit lhe area wilh l,SOO toos or bombs In a series or raid• lolondly .... toda,y. The has been heavily bombed !or weeks. P'tJ:MEIIOY CHAMPS - Tile Tigers, wllb an overallll-4 alate, won the Pomeroy Boy&' Leqw baseball champlonsh.lp this season. Frort row, from lett, are Mike GDmore, Tim Bearhs, JohD Blake, Fred Burney, Gary Grueser: second row, Barry Marshall, Don Smith, Bruce mackston, Allly Vaughan, Robert Eason; back row, Edgar Abbott, Mgr.; George Carper, Jeff Ridgway, Charles Marshall, Sherman White and Charles Marshall, Sr., Coach. - sentinel Photo. area FIVE CENTS , 30 1968 ;:, .. r Mass -- Lt. Gen. n:,.ry W, Bun, cCIIIIIIIIIder or all Marines In the Paclfte, told UP! carre,..... dell ill¥ WUklnaon In Ill Nang, tile Ncrit VIetnamese aed Viet C.,. 1111,}' try a radWMide ortenalve lo search or the eluae victory they have sought to bolsjor lhelr poelllon at the Paris talko. AtloCIIer worolrw or apoealble Communllt 18Siuit ID the Attack IIOl"tbern provinces came trom 1L Gen. H<llll8 Xuu Lom, the I Corps commander. He oal411lo c1ec1aritW. " I t - · the .Viol Corw are llllkiDc p~ona !or a rald apiDat Da Nang, troops Monday smashed · a poaslbl,y with 11 l!l.ley aa two Communist attempt to lollltnte 1'91imenta (2, ~0 men)." Ill Narw and thai hio meo In llllle mote l h l l l - aiJiod troops lave 1dJled man lhlll ~lured 20 VIet Cong onl,v a lew yards !rom bla own 250 Ceoamualo\1 '""""' Ill Nang area with rookoll 'and headquarters. He !oilo..ed "' report.l that morlarL Tile Communlllll eacoped wilh allied forces had captured larp caches or enemy w - by light looses Ia the l1lo ambuabeo, At Psychologieal Warfare Stage Nixon Jubilant Hue. 1be lllaldrw or tile prealdent, H11111>hrey meantime moved newo Cf.l1fereDoe later ~. 1988, was In the pl.)'cholotdoal to neutralize McCarthy's atrat. Other develapnents: llll'llre stage In both parties It¥ or atiackl~ HIIJI!Ilbrey's Georga Wallace: 1be !ormer ~. l!llldlng position with the claim Ala- ao\oeraor t<ild a IOIIoul Republi CUI caodldateo em tile tile Democretic cooventloo will $%5-oidate rallY In ~ eve ol their national cooveotlon not be truly open. he Is a ih~Jd1>arlf candidate !or battled with polla, .moe Dem~ Humphrey promised an end to p,..eldeul beciun there Ia .., cratlc aspirants cluelled wilh tile ....,ailed unit rule at the d11rerenee between the rwdcnJ technloalltles or prooeclur8 at convention, aayll1( ho wanted Republican and Democratic tllelr • own convention late In e.Ory delegate to bave - · parties. He dr011 wilh AUIUsl. or cliolce In hil vote !or tile tile CII!IIIIOIII a airwle !ederii Richard Ill Nl>ml'a camp PllV's nominee. JudKe todl1 haa · more power ball,v- tile latell Gall"' poll McCarihy to ....... I 'than the 50 govetll:ll'll CCIDblned. ., showing the former vice pre.. Hillijihrey'o pfopoaaJa i t !dent wlnnlag In trial heats aplast either or the !eadlag Democratic hope!ull, VIce Pre.. !dent Hubert H. Hlllq)brey ot sen. E11110ne J. McCarthy. The poll put Nelson Rocile!eller about even with elilier !lain~ crat. 1t w11 the nnt Gall"' poll Ia The KHer cre.ii Dlairlct Board or EmK:ation, in ~ some weeki to sbo.. Nixon sloo lolonday night ellij>IOj'ed • head haliketboll cooch and oa iatlotl'lllllllng str011i8r lhlll Rockelai- aiil baakelball coach, ftll1ag vacancies !bat exlated m U. ~ ler, and Nboo aldes sold II atatr. knoc:ked tile wind out or Joho Sin& Pl. Pleasant, brolh- CouiiiY Coacli Jolll Wlcldlat ..... Rookeleller's contention he Is er at !ormer GAllS &rid coocb earlier lhla SIIDIIIier 1101 named tile onl,v proclaimed GOP Earl (Bob) Sin& was named bead prlnclpal at K18ltl' Crook. candidate who could win In baobthall coach. He will teaob na.. c-. PAT AEIKEII Serving In Vlebilln Is Sp4E Lorraine (Pal) Aelker, 11011 or Mr. ·Uld Mrs. Keith G. Aolker, 690 La11rol St., llld. dleport. Aolker sllelided Middleport Hljh School where he played !oalliall Uld basketboll. ills eddress Ia ~.fE Lorraine Pal Aelker, RA 67024121; !88th Ord. C<i. (Ammo): APO s a n Francisco, CalU., 96318. Uy Uolted Press lntarnatlonal lJTTU: ROCK, ARH. - SEN. J, WUllam Fulbright, !).Ark., !oreeel to. campaign at back country tried chickendimec lor the tirst time In years, today el»ressed contldence that Arkansu would send him back to the Senate to continue his light apiiiSt the VIetnam War. Fulbright - "BUI" to Arbnsaa voters thta aummer -· laces three Democratic: opponents for hb senatorial seat in todl,y's state primary. Fulbright has predicted he will win wlthoot 1 runoll. Aod well he might hope; !or Arkansas v.oters have 1 trldltloo or defeating lncwnbente In a runolt The 103 colts, lillPOl'Oitly a record number, ....,l..tad 1o i'ltli In the 105th IIIIIWII Meigs County Fair hcrse raclrw Pl'OIP'IIIII will 11ln, place or allow to parlo<nutuel betting. Thla lo tile ftrst r&lr at which legolized, sclentlftcall,y "!air" belli~ Is to be permitted. Normally, lhe nwnber or IICII11nees runa -een 60 to 70 ani· mals. Nominees are two and three-year-old trotters aed pacers. Owners poy' 1 $10 lee to have their horses nominated !or entry Into the local races. This yeer' s !air will feature those over 46 lnehea to 50 inehPEORIA, ILL - THREE POLICEMEN WERE wounded by shtlt- lwlllibl hame88 racing at 5 p. es lnelull'YB will take part in 11111 blasts ~ In an outbreak or VIolence on the NOrth Sl<lo. Pollee m. oo Tburadl,)' and Fridl,y, Aug. a second eategory. Cesh prizes will be awarded sold llrea were aet, w1.-a broken and ~· battered with rocks · lS and 16, and racing at 2 p.m. and bottles Jn' the predawn outburst of Negro teenagera. ~ on Saturday, Aug. 17, the final to the top ftve animals laking part In 11.. events In the pony Y<>Uihs were arreslad on charges rangi~ !rom disorderly conduct d~ at the lair· 1o curleW vtolatlona, Poll!» md. . WOllam B, Downie, Fred Coeg. and horse running rac:ea on Pollee Chle! Jolui~Sial<all'ak1 sold 1110, trouble e....,wd at about lain and Walla<e Bradford are Thurlda,y Uid Frldl,y artemoons. 2 Lm. (CDT) arllitlil a hOUsio,i project He aoltl a e>'OW~ or youths lair board members who are Claaillfteatlolla !<it tlie ttoes are . ~ gathered there and that omcers on a rootlne toor of the area heading tht speed program for ponies t8 ln~ea 1/14 .....,.; o¥er 46 lb....., t8 Inches; .49 lncbes stepped and arrested 1 man and a womanufor causing a disturbance. the '68 fair. On ThUrsdtY, Aug. 15, races through S2 Inches; ovar 52 Inch. will be !or lwo.year-old pacers es Ulrougb 56 indies, and aver MEXICO CITY - ARMY TROOPS F1RING bazookas lliKI backed COLUMBUS (UP!) - Motor· and three-year .aid trotters, plua 56 Inches. by tanks ~ overran Damlng student berrlcldes and scattored lboulsts with 1 heavy root should bepacers which are non wtrmera aands or teenagers In a riot that bepn over a girl. Witnesses said On Salurdl,y, races will be !or "are o! VASCAR. ·at least one stllfent was killed and scores of youngsters and police or $3,000. Estimated purses In VASCAR, (V 1 s u 1 I Average the Drat two eventscolt Blakes non.wflliilnK pac•s and trotters, · InJured In ntghUong (lghtlrw In !he streets. Speed COOiputer and Recorder) are $2,020 each With a $500 With a total ol $1,700 In purses. . The rlollng atemmed!romrlotpollceuslngthelrtwo-!ootlron clulis Don Reuter, lair board secre- will becCI'IIe eUective in about .In breaking 111> high school males fighting o\'er a girl !rlend, a n d_ purse offered tlle non • winning tary, points out thet ponies In 30 to 60 days, the Ohio S I II e "' .campus politics. It lead to 1 tee111ge "'rlsll'l!l&llnst the pollee with pacers. On Friday, Aug. 16, races a • pulling event to be held Hlgbw~ Patrol sold. students chanting "death to CUeto." Luis Cueto 1o I!» pollee cldet It is the latest law enforcewill be !or two-year.alcl trot. as tile l!l'and&land attraction m ment device, designed to let WASIIIJVGTON- THE AGRICULTURE DEPARTMENT lolonday ters and three-year.old pacers TuepdaY, Aug. 13, will not exliiiiOIIIICed price s111port Joan rates !or 110 Individual !ll'ldes of wtlh purees !or each totaling cee4, 50 lncheo In height. An er- stale patrolmen clock the speed ,. $2,020. Trotters, oon-wlmero or ror ~e premium book lndl- or IIQ' vehicle they can see. The !HB-j:rap burley tobacco. team& can be 52 Inch. speeds of the cars are shown oo The !ll'lde rates tango !rom 30 to 77 cents a pound. The rates $1,500, will compete lor a $500 cotes a small screen ln the patrol ear. esln gbt, ~resent an averap price slCJPOrt o! 6.35 t·ents 1 pound, about 3 purse. 1be patrolman CIUI nall ~ The clasalllcatlooo eUgl. ·' ' per <ent allove 1967. The national average rate had been liiiiOWICed On both Tlurlda,y and FridOy, speedl.rw motorist cold, reprdwUI be pol\)' harness raeble to take part as eorreeted are tl'lere In February. The department Mondl,)' ooted that oo price support less of . whether he ls progressbe orrered on any tobacco raw ''u"(unaouncO, 11 no-G" (no gnde) lng beglmlng at 2 p.m. Ponies 1eem1 t6 Inches and under and 46 lnchua aDd under will par. tliose !rom 47 lhrough 50 lncb- Ing In !ron! ot, behind or, In tile ar scrap. opposlte direction of the cu, or llclj1ate In one elassl!lcatloo Uld ea. even H he parka. Col. Chiaramonte, patrol supPITTSBURGH (UPl) - The erintendent, oal4 33 patrol earo executive bcerd or the United are OQII,pped with tile $895 . . Steelworkers Uol011 (lJSW) mot vice which would be In aperabrlefl1 ~ to receive an Uon in a month or two. aa soon eJ~Pected wagQ eon~t o1rer as the patrolmen were certlfltld. !rqm the steel Industry, but aa 8l1Perla In uslrw the device. tile offer did no! materlallu. The chle!- c--..:1 n... IIOIJalor• ror U.. union and If, .MiAMi BEACH. (UPn - Go\>' . maJor oteel <OOIPlRI~s pleadNel11011 A. Rooko(oller'o ·IIIIJ)Iior. ed for "two mo.re hours" to c(JIIle ~ with a settlem811t "' 'lira sold leda.Y ''lhe name or proposal to ward off tile threat t(ie i!llie ts to stop: Nixon on or a atrlke by 40,000 steel· the 'ftrst' and """"d ballolo" 11 ' -I '• w.m<ers at midntght Wedne!i" Repreoentatlves or tile omoe or llqpor Cloud, state auditor, li8XI wetk'o Rtiplbllcan Nationdl,y, ...,... In Pomeroy Monday to loCate local talent to enter the Ohio al ' ConventiOoi 8nd "we'll take • lieiP .f!'Om tlie devil 1r we can ,t::lli:t.:::"..~'::::::~:::::::::::::::::?!:::~:=~~$::::::~~::: State Fair h!ll eallhw cooteo~ If lhere are any praelltlonaro or the skill .......nd, they 1111.)' plek MIAMI BEACH (lli'O- For~ lt.ri I 111 e~ !orma I~ the seerot.ry's oftleo 011 tile Rook ~rirwe Fllrmer Prtl!deDI Dwlgbt D. , This ~~eaeripllon of thepreo0n, Jgi'OUDilo.' ' e n t1 o n nWteuveHne eame .C t lM .l 4 Else~ 111'8811. tile ~ The contaat 11UI be hold at 4 p.m. on .AAB- 28. trOm · one "of severil ker ... , f. CUll to idopt'll!Wtllln the Perfect Sleepere Imperial? 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A, LAST MINUTE move by tho Set11~ Frl!ia1 cancolled Slltitr- clear •to Hanoi M.Ortca•a W aol'vl<e ~·nte alinoiiAc,.S f!it . l:ounQo Pool OjllooL paUent dlleri!llnatlOII to obtain ·_. Tbe matter 'Ia ..,. before ihe Iilia! haa •beet), a<oom. SOCIIrfQ 'tt!r; the .ScUll Vletoa· · aed unless action Is Ilk· '- · posl !nit II CIOII> weel,t, the curtalhliinl ' prepared !or ,at wlndo'tva 11(11 , ~ 11rfll!!'t, tile Sa~Urda$. . .alief Wir"-t ·.r, t.lal'tlliallllnl· sllllanl grid meotor and he will nrlllt1!11'aclilleS. taaob bloloQ and - a t sciVan Meter !ormerb> Mn'ed onee 11 head - . I I coach II Soulb- soU, coaches taughl and coach· om Loealln Molp Qounb'. Soni ed at Walwna High School •r- taught - y - In the Pl. PleulnJ lha pall year. ant Junior Hl&b School prior to Sang replaees veteran Gallla h11 dudes at Walwna. ~st Ofllce Department Is almoot oor1aln to be exempted !rom federal 111111P011· er cutbacka, eaaiq the threat at sharp reduction& In postal aervieea. ' The House approved 1 h e exemptlm lolondly and sent It to a House-&inale conroreooe oomm11tee !or •.xtatlon of dlllerences with !lie verolon paaaed lzy tile Frldl,)'. IIO'N REHEARSAL CALLED Tbe SOuthern 111gb School band, &old Director Bob Sla.. will rehearse 11urldly1 Aug. 1, at r, 3 p.m. at the blah ocbool. A II IIIOIIIbera or tile band are to ottand. Scout School Planned A week 10118 ClllllliiiK sobool !or Bey Scouts wllh leoderohlp IJilllileo beglno &mlla,y, AUIIIsl 11, el camp Arrollliead, . - r lUijli<es or the Trlaate Area Councll. Tba pJ'OII'em lo designed to provide )m1or leodera !or district and couticlllralalog events aa well as skillful, resourcetul and sell-reliant lelderahlp !or other phalli or octlvll,y ona. IIIICh a& 10111-terDI camp, camp. oreeo, lalra and moviJil campa. Participatlls will be given Ia· doplh tralalog In tile ... perience areos at ,....ung Scart l!lirll, Seoul team- and Scartorall, plus tile IIJIICia1 alllll ol scOut leaderolilp. Houn Ia poera1 lhe event aullfad by Tomtli;y Thlimaaon as edoltadvlaor. Mill lnillnlclorl lncluda ~08 Ad- - - - - - - - - klns, Walter Ga1uk, Fnd Bu· MEIGS GENERAL HOSPITAL chanan, Tom Melcal!, Garlaed ADIII$IONS - Rev. Thoma& Par110118 and Carl Candia, sr. ..lllructlona will be carried A. aeJand, Ractae. DISCHARGES - lolha Hart. oul by uplllilllon, - tloo lliKI 111111lloatloll. Tbaae Include talk• by l!lqlel'ls, riaual alda, projeola, ........, t11011aakia uid lleld lrlpa, alllllvoiWis the Ike Asks Bipartisan Stand on War Issue ·v.u··n \ .ne· e1 OHIO What could be more luxurious than . • Devoted To ·'l'he In teres,. Of 'l'he Mei{(8• M010n Area • stored a semblance or norma!Ol( to the clcy rocked last week by solper : lire that killed 10 persoos, Including three pollee- :,.:::::-S: ' Gtttthe best de•lln Ohio 1t Ingels Furniture. Alk:your nelghborl Now You Know , ,< J Inlaid Linoleum-Carpeting ' ·. Held. Tips '68 Plans;rg:~:::~,, Gar~, Grand.: Ranids, r ' MIAMI BEACH (lJPI)- Richard M. NlxOQ, confident or 11il>olrw Ill!' Republican presldent.I-.I I)OIIIInation, Is plomlng ~ Ind. autumn campaign whJeh wut concentrate on pivotal , states and carry him into big 'cllf ghellc!es. . should be clear the! the lVbole aeeurlty ayatem, which tas maintained peace and freed<lll! !or tile past pooratlon, 110Uld be eroded- I! not deoii'OJed- by an AmeriCUI retreat ·!rom CNr c o m m 1 I menta In Sou-at AoiL" at Pat patrol melbod. Pltbllc - - al.laamed aldllo 11111 mark the lut tlioJ at Cllllllilltl. Salurdll. Alqatltl7, ~~ ill .. old barlieoue• Chaplain wm Speak at Fair .., to' tlnft • '.;._.p .......,nl acoepWit ill all llie olemenll or tile llll'tf, . ' No Pia"""" 'Bittlt , . These rorc;s ' illo llllllld -· litlbal-ont · wboo c ' • do. to Reoa1d ~ ~ ·m:: • i.' Gerald Koal<lr, ~ll Milp CCUiiJ llild ..... 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