https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/d834f9700ab0a6f04390cdfb1f6c6a95.pdf 10ba59fc5263b5950d860ed53b410709 PDF Text Text ' 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? The Perfect VASCAR Can Nail ...~ You Cold \ ww Desperate · ,·Maneuvers The Queen Size Perfect Sleeper I~periai gives you twenty percent more sleeping room on the finest mattress you can buy; That beautiful ex· panse of golden damask covers the world's finest sleeping surfac:e-lux· uriously quilted with an extra !&yer of polyurethane f011p1.1hen ~·· ;•. . . ·' , our patatted Sertaliner innel'llpring construction with III!W·'JWinE<ll'e• )1! 'I -•it }'. ·~ · , support. And a scientifically designed box sp~. And.tbefe you have ·=~ ~Qin P.: ' it- just the right oombinafun of comfort and,support. ~new ·~bmd· tar' 1ltlll 1 ard of excellence in oleeping ~mfor:t - the Perfect Sl~ hit~l, • 1 I~ tlii ldll(! l!it,~Jt ·· .. made only by Serta. · ·. ,.,·. . · ..,,· III<Jileit ol(ibt' 2odind ~ ·" ~..~~L '· . ,,~ ---..0.-;------------------..:·.;·--.,.,..- ,. ·.' . .I • •-, ' ·~ ' •' ' ,.: CHOOSE FIRM 0~ EXTRA FIRM, INNERSP.RING OR FOAM U.Tn. AT N(l,IKfliA:IlqiT. : ' · " , · .· , ') t,;. ''·.'.I·~' *'i ' ' -I - '· " ·• · ,1 / '. 'r-o. .,,. Use Our Free Par,king LOt.,. . ['• •. ,,,. ,.._,.~!.o·~~~-~\/o, t''-'i 'I '-.' > :'' · • '•'·• , ·•f · '• . .~ 1: ·: • ·', ·' .• .t. •• ,. !' ' , . ·~·. • 1•. , Rookeleller, ;· a Kyger Crf!ek Board Hires Two Coaches No~~ ·· · lltat poll, ll¥1ni II~V~a IIIII polla lhal counted but 11ho could win alectoral voleo. He ral_eooed a poll or biJ own slio!riag him ' wlnniDg oljlilaeleoted lndualrlal ~lll<!t with 1 total or 2D2 alecti>rll votes. ~.:".:::;x-v:;::;~:;;;::::::::::::::::=:::::::::::~=:::=::::::::::::::::::. WASHINGTON (UP!) - The ~· IC!CIIIIIudles, . VII!_ Meter 1lllli£1"' llolta!d Vao ~eter, 1}10 Ill •• ~ lltilllo Loo Gif Iii Miltiil CouniY, as named 1 ,:. ............ Ilolh "'ota·1 $34,984.,029 strate~:.: ~= :&iie Auditor Hop~ ':::; of IIOWICed· the ' . b~ pt: lcnq~ ' . ' stand ~ou. Vletiiim ''to make . A, LAST MINUTE move by tho Set11~ Frl!ia1 cancolled Slltitr- clear •to Hanoi M.Ortca•a W aol'vl<e ~·nte alinoiiAc,.S f!it . l:ounQo Pool OjllooL paUent dlleri!llnatlOII to obtain ·_. Tbe matter 'Ia ..,. before ihe Iilia! haa •beet), a<oom. SOCIIrfQ 'tt!r; the .ScUll Vletoa· · aed unless action Is Ilk· '- · posl !nit II CIOII> weel,t, the curtalhliinl ' prepared !or ,at wlndo'tva 11(11 , ~ 11rfll!!'t, tile Sa~Urda$. . .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 ..... EiHDhower's s t 1 t e • • n t at tral · ·~ 1l1io h liutl ot lhoaetoRopulill-. ari lr)'lag lime""-- , �,, . ... ~ ~ ~eroy. J ''' JIIIJ ~· '• ,r :· 1" ·~, . c;.~ApprehletiSzte . . . White Paper l~~~wn.~U~AM1or~ tho-S. 11tetwo ..J)IJ'IIeo WIIrrE~~oo. 0., 30, 1H8 mlndednoss t11an It haa over boll! before. Tho pormlaslveneu toward ·-~ Helen Help uSe•• By Helen Boltel l YOUTH ASKED FOR IT! to YOUTH ASKED FOR rr, care '!1ds column Ia !or fOIIIll! poc>o ol Helen Help US! IIIIo nowopaple, tllnlr problemo and pleao- per. urea, lholr troubles arid 11m. Ao . : PSYCHOLOGICAL Tml' wllb tile rest ol Helen Help Ual, PROVF.'! TEEN It welcomes IIU(hs but """'! COMPLAINT ll! TRUE 1dodge a aorloua Qleotion wllb a Dear Hel•: 1brusb-<111. Allor reedlnc '"l'lred ollt's" Sond yoor teenoce <JIOsiiCill complaint aboUt how leona are treated b7 sales clerks, ltlloutbt )'W milbt be lnteroslod In I proJect wo did !or a piQ'cldo(7 course at coll0110. M)' !rlood and I ere 22, but he lod<a older and 1 look mucll YOUJI&'III'. For one IIHllllb BY IIAY JOHNSTON we palrmlzecl, lncllvhml!y, tile Mrs. Elva Dall.e)',StlveravUle, aame atoros and restaurlllll&. He called oo her par-, Mr. and wore a huo!nooo au!~ and! dressMrs. carl AulhoriiOIL ed NEATLY In a hlgb ocboollotMr. and MrL Omer Dalley ter awsaler and clean achoolcelebrated lholr 50th weclciiQil an. l;ype pants. nl""'aary at lholr hcone Sunday, That 1111 tile only cllfterence J1111 21. Their children and tam- boWoon uo. We- made apoint .Wes were all there and many or beiDc poUte and qroooble. !rlando. 11tey had a nice cake But tho .wr....... In how ... .and evecyone elliorecl tho da7. weretreatedwaaamulng. Yr. and Mra. C&rl Author1011 Eacept for tho uoual occalloo;Ud Mrs. Eha DI.Uey were pr~ al rudonou, mr !rlond had ,., ·•eat. tnlu.ble. People called him uu•• Mr. ROOert Ours, local, call- or ••mister. •• ed oo Mr. IIIII Mrs. Charley Clr· I wu addressed as ••SOmJn rol and !Jmll7, or ''Hey, ldd." At erowded eounMr. C&rroll Is lmproYiog and teralwaa puaed over !or 141lls will soon be able to go back to w11o lwl como In alter 1 did If Collllllhus at his oq>l.oymont. lie clorko clldD't tanore me, they Mr. and Mrs. Ll'lrl'OIICe Bush lolked down to mo. lollAidiN(ed and cllwsllter emwe, of Racine oaltatadtea rumpled mr 1111r and Route and Mr. Ro7 Buoh, locol, ..Udocl me !or lllllClldnc. or edcalled oo Rev. and Mro. Jolin YIIed me to corroet mr pooture, Buoch. pin welchl. get I balrcut, all ln Mra. Janie CoQilo went to Eut pobuddog - · · OnowomLlveqoool to visit her bt<llhor, voey on clllllkod a ablrl I picked out Yr. WW Prott and oeo Mrs. u.. and oaked I! 1 had mr mother'• z!o McNamee, Wbo to aerloouly opproval to boQ' IL w there. AI a dlmer wbtro m, !rlead Mr. and Mrs. Delbert POwell, Pole, (tho l4llt) bod IIIII 1 himReedsville, Mr. and Mrs. Nor- burger back rDr beiDg too rare, viDe, Portland Route, and their I was told to "eol It and like JI'IDdchlldren, Pllll SeUera. Mr. lt. • When I poriiiJtocl poUtely, and !Ira. Robert LIW1011 a n d I was re!uaed semee. cllwsllter, ·loc:ol, rislted Mr. and AI a lllalloneey atan w b or e Mrs. Ro7 Powell and !Jmlly, Pole had road map:rl111 !Jom Mr. and MrL Roland Wise and tho rack for 30 minutes, I wu two children, Mldclleport Route, told alter leas than a.. to •111oy Mr. IIIII Mrs. Poul OUrs a n d aometlllog or get out.• !Jmll7, Mr. and Mrs. Ma,ywood ru arant"" set oome or 111eae , Johnstoo, local, called on Mr. lltuatlona up, but tile oxamploa .; and Mrs. Lawrence Johnatoo and are endless, and not jull with ' ,.family. salol elorko. one Dl&bl I llood ''; 4 Mn. Helen JeUen, SJraeue, m a well ll&hted llraet coraer ; · ~1. Helen Icenhower and 1 on for 20 mlnuteo and IIIII showed • ..,~roy Route, Mr. Ro.rPow· qaiDat a wall b7 a pollcamoa, , ell, "loc:ol called oo Mr. and Mra. aoked !orldOnUllcallonand cl<lM~ ~Hamer Icenhower. !y quoatlonod. Throe nlgttts later ~. MrL Garnet Johnston vialted PN llood tlloro for over an hour I paronto, Mr. 1nd Mrs, Ed and 1111 !pored eytho aamoolllud her al1ter, MrL Doro- cor. Boaebett7 and !Jmil,y. Tho only dlfroronce lnallllleao lito. Golda CIOIIdenen oi ·CO. altuatlona WI I tbll people 'li'TJ!~~.::~ 1 few da7o boro. tlloiQII1I ol Pole 11 an lAIIt and !·I" .. and Mro. me 11a .......... lla.tn&boen and .... Went a •._...... q;aln !or a - . , Church at a elass I can undorlland 11"111¥ wall w1Q1 "Tired or II" Ia lind ol Ill Old Town Flats News I' ·:· j ~.]l<'oi,;b;~,J;.:e!lero ~~~~~~.or~ WOUe, Mr. WOI!Ie and - ·and lfal ealll!lywood -RQB Door Rob·' Your Iotter 1houtd be -'<· . .. Nldlog !or all poople """ ~ w11b toone- andlbiiMa 111 otu11 When we II•• - tilt reIJIIICI adtillo, ... . . *"" - I • _ti ' ··*' control .,.ninlloa mochanlcall •• old -. .An1erican polltl.ca, U.. McCarlh7lte1 alread,y take t h 1 poaltloo tllatllle oxorclao o1 this ancient Jll'lvllep or tho "lnl" Ia llsal! 1 kind or ...,aptraey· In b;thalf or 1lle Democratic rront. nomer, Vl.._l'l..,sldonl Hubert ltimphrey. Alroad7, thoJI objoct tllat tile 111JJ01ntmont or '"tile Democratic Ieeder ol the House, Rep. C&rl Albert of Oklahoma, to be per. manonl cbelrmall 'If 1lle COIIVIII· tloo Ia .,moltow on 1ot of UIUI'· patloo, OYon'lhoullt IIIIa Ia c!ael7 what hal boll! ovar and .... before. Alrootb', they take tile aame riew toward 1110 choice of Rep. Hale Bocco or Louis!- to be plallorm chnlrmoa, thoullt IIIIo, too, lo wboll1 wltllln tile rules or tile game as It baa so long bOll! pl&jled. The oum or It Ia tllal tllere Ia evoey rouon, qultellj)l11!rom tile chronic racial threats that over 00111 port!eo, to !ear that tho Ausuot da7s are llOinc to bo dog da7• - hoi oi!OUBh surely In Mlantl Beach !or tile Republicans hut blazing. Indeed. for the Democrata tn Chic:.,o. For tile lneacapahle !act lo tllat bowover peraonally decent hang McCarthy may be, the aadu" he has let loose Ia 11 Ctu· clear~ b' contemptuous not only olwhal It acoma 111 •'the old pollttnu but aloo or certain other o I d tlllnp like ~\Y rules. Far leas tban any other Pre&ldenllal aspirant Ia he In com- mand or tlloiO ..... love him all too nmcll. Tuppers Plains Society News ,<t ,· r-~~--~ : ·· \IIICJ lkb7 1 10 By FRED DOWN UP! Sporto .Writer ...,.. ...·'· ' . .. George Culver, a ~ear old Clnelnnatl Reels' ' pitcher wbo olao dabbles In go!! and sporta writing, started the btpeot da7 f ... ru: of Ids career Jn frustration and UnUed Pross JnternatiDIW National Leasuo W; L•. P<lt. GB 68 36 ,650 54 t9 .529 12'11 51 f7 .529 1Sih Francisco 52 50 ,510 14 52 52 .500 16 48 53 .48~ ll!'h Pittsburgh 48 53 .584 18'11 New York 59 58 .f~119V. Houston 45 58 .f37 22'h Los Angelos 45 58 .437 22'h Monda7'• Results Son Francisco 4 Ch!Cif" I St. Louis 5 New York I, night llooston 2 Los Angeloo 1, night Pltt&burBII '3 AUanta 2, night Cincinnati 7 Phila 6, Ill, twlltt. C!nclmatl 6 Philadelphia I, 2nd Tocla7' • Probable Pllclloro (All Times EDT) Los Angeles (Singer 7-10) at Houston (WU1011 8-11), 8:30p.m. AUanta (Niekro 10-7 and John. 1011 5.S) at Plttllburgh (Biaa 8-3 and Bunlllnc 4-11) 2, 6:05 p.m. St. Lollla (Gibson lf-5) at Phlledolphia (Wioo 6-7), 7:35 p. \nda¥ ~to .' ', j23l What Is a 'Negro'? There iB o dilferen.:o bellDeen o black · miln and a Negro. 'Wegro'' ia ·the t1t1me · opplitd btl the white man to "'· 1 om a black 111411. . -Floyd McKloalcll Thlo statement by one Negro leadef would oeund ·ridlculo., In Spanish, where "negro" means simply "black." Wbat McKissick Ia saying, of course, la that he, olong with mU· Ilona of other dark..khmed Americans rejects "Negro" In its sociological, not ill biOlogical meaning. · • We know too well what It Is to be a "Negro," socially. But wbat is a Negro, blologlcaUy? "Wheo scratched," says Rol Ottley, "they are wblte, black, red, brown and yellow and thousands of shades In between, resembllnJ . ·~- ,. ' ' i' . ·' . '/ recallonlltl ~~ 1111. fmdom the Nfii'O (aiaie) , nearly ev~ typo of penpn that IJ\hablll the earth, with . .lo. clu1, racial llld ullonal ·wlillllf roaiiY tile lrftdom to malo With ~ women. The f~ It that the .,.eat mtxture :ot djlrere.. ~ 300 y~ of lntmlibldlnc -African with European, Indian· 1114 Moli· wblto ,.... with blacll took plaCe In v day• when wblto meli eould !10 _, 111e1· gollan-lt woulcl tu the abltiUe•. of an an\llroptilogllt til ~e the conlralll!ll pig- - wllb colored women. Slnc1 ,then,• re Uvili BUie lntormltTJage )Ia• ~on pllct. . mentatlolll., . teitures, bone structuro1, Ne...oea, u aliWiOrlly ...up, ,CJilthe whole varylnJr physiques llld facial characterlatlca." aceept the value ludfllllen!l of the domlllant Yet 40 years ago an anlbropologlat did diswbllo majDrlty, There 11 prejudlce ainlmf cover that a definite type waa emerliJig, half· N•sroe• towll'd darker Ne.,.oes. 11 ao many way belwten.white alid blaet llld genetlcllly outstanding Nesroes have been of mixed more stable tban elther "pure" race. . "From a• ·diverse racial llocka u It Is blood, It ls not tieca~oe of 1uper1or ablu~,: white 1enes but tiecauao thon of lllhlell ' humanly possible to aoaemble," wrote MevWe J. Herskovlts, "bu come ••• a veritable New have lilways had the best chance for accept- , ance and advancement In a society which 6eNe~o. the American Neii!'O." Bevu that "white 11 right." · Herskovill found thet 7i.7 per 1!0111 of the The uNegro/' u an entity, continues to Negroes he studied bad oome white ancestors. elude aUempts to detcrlbe hlm, clasalfy hlm, Soclologlat Robert P. Stuckert of Ohio State explain blm-or with blm away. Universlly has estimated thet one out of ftve American whites biB oome Negro bact.,.ound. NEXT1 AD Mea w NIt is 1 maU., of faith, and fear, amonlltl• ·a' • ,( .• ...' .' f m. Son Francisco (Sadocld 9-12) \ Voice along Broadway BY JACK O'BRIA!i .... That sarilst In ;'Thorou8bNEW YORK -'- lrlab pI a Y· !y Modem Millie" wasn't real wrl(ht Brian Friel (lila "LOY· sarilot Ouot lod<ed llko IQ boer11" ~sl opened warmly hero : ...... Carol Cham!ng came up wltll Art camey) couldn't moke allergic ... Ger1011 Kanln peot. his own New York premiere at died hls story ,.Where lt'a At" to CollllDpOHtan Ma(ozlno; he's . ·-Y *'" Mason Area News, Notes He:•• recent ww,-reiteve ~·u::r~~) ,,..,.,b. BERRY'S te!' ~:n~~· r:;'~~~u:mt f1lilto ·:••llo• s , llew , aoea • • • An old-~ ·II a · intm w!IQ reCoil vfllctl he .lltld · li cfloiwt to llit<IT 'poclrfU, · '· --~-- at Chicago (!lando 10-e), 3:30 p, m. Wedne~'• Garnes Houston at Cbtcago Pitts. at Cincinnati, 2, twl..Ugbt Atlanta' at Now York, nli!lll St. Louis at Phllaclelphla. nli!lll SID Fran at Loa Angeles, nli!lll Raeine Soeial Events BY 11118. FRANCIS MORRL'I Mro. George Tasolan and dl&'llle ilollt orncera or Racine ibler or Clnclmad 1111111 ......... ton stranslor" with "We OnJ.y KDl Each Other," blolfiP(Q' ol Chlptor O.E.S. held 1 picnic at II da71 with har mother, Mro. . an el)lllotally vlclws Murder Inc. tho hotiiO or Mr. 1nd Mrs. Bon Llll!an Leo. Mr. Taoalan jolnOoJ Phll1011, them Sunda.J and they r . boas, Bug!Q' Siegel. Ellelley Winters hna wriUIII a YrL Gerald SbiQ>aOn lllllal,._ homo. otace lrll0(7 Utled ''1110 NoliQ' ed 1 broltoOinlde ln.a ~ II her Mrs. Ana Coo lefl ~ to , . . . _.., undor her real name speal a rew In Columbua IIIJI Fnnlc, aoo or Mr. IIIII wllb Mr, and Mra. 1'.-1 J01111o. - lildrley Scbrltl ..' Morveloua Arlhur Treacher will cut anol- MrL' Howard Fronk bid tho mloMr. and Mrs. Allen Grat.m blun with the Now Chr!JQ' Min· ~ to suffer 1 broi<P wriot. ol CAJlumbua opeat tho wookand Brenda Bredtord spent t h e with their paronto, Yr, and'•Mro. atrols mrtnc his Au&u• dele In v ope wltll tho Jofllbml Griffin wookond wltll Sholl07 Beckwith JOl'r7 Gnblm and Yr. and Mra. lllrey Wlll!ortl. ahoW .... Pl&meol Mlrldwn'a at l'lrkoroburah. W, VL "Hoah como do Judp" co!chMro. ·Rex Clrlyalo and chilMr. and Mra. La,.._. Dll· phraao IIIII his old roullno of tllat c1ren or Columbus II'JI IPOIIdlrv 107 and son, Jolin of Eut IJwrtitle. recorded and IVa hotcaldlll a .week with Yr. and Mro. Gor· pool, wore woe~ -tao!Mr. along comfortll>ly; ..., bo'a aloo old SbiQ>IOII,' ·aild Mro. Jott7 P""olL ; recorded 15 ol hla bll!owed aaMro, Alberta NDU!atlno ~C... Mr. IIIII Mrl. Wold - · etent burlt191tolidta .he' I fe&- lumllul IPfl¢ &l!*l' with l(r, · -~jJ1!11 ~liM ~~" tored !or half,I 08111ur1. and Mra. llallfl Webb. end aue.U or.illi: oil .tlii- .AlMr. IIIII Mro. Jack Duff1 and bert HilL ' !Jmlly ol S7ra0al!l callod OD Mr, and Mro. Filrosi Nelglor StJndioJ, Wolfpea ~ews, ' ' Notes .< I ' ds' Culver Gets Season's Third No-Hitter I ,,.. Multiple Sclerosis Still Subject for .Study more ' . yooe BY MRs. EVELYN BRlCKLES filming "GiriOverboard''atCioMra. VIvian Homnan o!Wheel· sar's Palaeo In Vogao. .inc. W. VL, Is visltlog her son, . In tile allermatll or tile Robert Mr. and Mrs. Dar. HoJI'man tor Kemedy tragecbr' countlen eel !ew da7o. lebrilles ligned ads denouncing Mrs. Nolaol Weatherman """ violence In films: !nclucllnJllllelterlalnod tho Rose Garden Clob 107 Wlntera who lull algned to at her hc:me Wednesday evening, star as uMa Barkeri" Burt ReyJuly 17, wltll 18 In lltenclance. nolds who will nre when ready Mr. and Mrs. William ll JohnIn Zanuck's "100 Rines·" ..., of Phlledolphla, Pa., wore Chris Jooos - I I be oo...it. hero to ottend 1110 l'unonl or Klo ed repeatedly by a llllli .or pia ........_.._. :Iii •"i'hree In uio Attic;• ;,.._, •·---·~· Mro. Lelah Mj. Llno, and rislted hU mother, Olrtls who will !ollow "The BoaMr. and Mrs. R. K. Rowan. Mr. onc1 Mrs. Richard Griffin DDCTCII=I.. MAILBAG and !Jmll7 o! CoolvWo, have ping. bought tho proper\)' o! Mr. and Mrs. Gene TuM07, Injured In Mrs, Alva Clark and are '"""" a car crash, underwent serious tow here. ourgery as a result .... The Con· Mr, and Mrs. Alva Clark and flY laland rioters Wbo stomped !Jmlly moftd to their hllllo at two N. Y. cops end claimed lhftY Flltwoodo whore 11107 !ormerly "'re reacting nobly to ancient By WAYNE G. BIANDSTADT, M.D. lived before moving here. . wrooce weren't so noble - while Mr. 11111 Mrs. Millard Brooke being stomped and kicked b7 tile Q-What Ia the cause of Tbll dlaeue Ia dlagnoiecl by' or Roynoldahurg, o., wore visit- moll or 50 IJ)OOIS, olllcer David inc her br«her, Mr. and Mrs. Nadel's wriotwatcb was ripped multiple sclerosis? How iloes a careful ltlldy of lbe ll)'llljlaJfe¢'a person! How Is It toms relating to the ~us Dorsel MUJer and 110111 over the ell and llberatedi he's the 10n. It diagnosed? Can the victim weekend. ol Scrlppa • Howard' a veteran ·~·· widely, Since 101110 the -mty vlcllmi continue to work? II there varies Mrs. Jimmie Torrence and lhoatro IJIIIclallst Norman Na- any cure? can continue to work whUe chlldron or Columbus, IJIIInl tho del. A-MIIIlple a c le r o s'lsla olben can't. weekend hero wltll Mr. and Mrs. Mary Hsall"a mother died "" caused by the destruction of Treatment ' hal In paenl R<Und TorrePater Lind will piiQ' a the myelin tbeath (lnsulaUon) been 111118111faclory and lm· Mr. and Mro. Jolin Arboucl> eotr pro iiia·new film .... vet. that surrounds the Individual pr<Wement II olton temporonc1 soa Weslo7 and his !rlend, eran broodculer Ed Fitzgerald nerve IIbera In the sJ>Inal cord ary, Much can be 4one, tiow· Mia Norma Nlclda, all sport loll tile lii!lll In hla !.on eye Tlie caWie of this destruction ever, to eue tile v!clim'l theo!'Y IIY!Dplom1. AllboiJib ~~~m· II tho . WMkond 11 Columllua with !or a week, mlraculoual7 IIIII It Ia not known. A no cura·, Well ~ of the their doolhtero, Mrs. Leo Joan back ... Mra. Fltz (Peioan Fltz- II that It Ia the reoult of a de- spinal Cord ~ lllwklna and Yra. Lilly L e e prald) no aangely mauled by a ficiency of linolenic . acld In 'the diet. Thla nutrient Is found mUICUiar rIll d lty, painful' Shultz and !Jmil,y. couple o1 animal a whosoflgbt abe In seed oils llld ~ fish. 'I'1!e spums and IDtenUom tremor. Mr. and Mrs. W&7DO Brlcldeo fi1ed to referee and loll , .. , Elh- theory hal not been proved 119 Dr. lrvinC Co,op8!' of Ntnf wero caiiiQil 011 Mr. and Mro. el Kemed7 and two of her chll- lludles to dlaciiV81' . a viral York hal repOrted e:leellont Fnnk Upton and !Jmil,y of SIJ.. will Jet to South Atnerlca cause are continuing. results In the_ ,relle~ ~ . . ver Ridge. early In Aq. The symptoiDJ vary.~ Rulhlo Wilker IJIIInl ....,ral Name ola-Eostsldo salooo: Include im Ullllalld1 galt, us !rei~ .)hat · bav'e · ap. da7a visiting 1n Clnci...U. Wltl1o Buo1o ' Ollla .... Steve Me- ity or w'eltneaa of v muscles, trem.on t b a t are thoro she wont to Coney llland ~ ramo!oa 1llr7 ol hla Illlad ID&IIY other placoa oiiiUr- tare: ''l arrived prlll¥ Qllck IOIIeilke the iPIJUII eal and l till fill at the aame ..ct." aJid 1 stacca!o-tyt!e of c8118i. ~: Yl\lllbe .vfetlm .vltainJD X • ,,. , , : Mrs. Katursh Kimble 1 n d he told hia Rainbow Room Jll'OIIP ...-uctrter Checyl ol Cle.. =~---:-:-~=---------,.-----, land, vlalted her ~. Jolm Karlor hero lall week. fr P,HI~ ~~OlE:t . Yr. and Yro. DeiDl'd !loP:·mat JIOl he ililt ~ IIIII claU!Ihtera or Mlnaflold, 0., • hiit' oun lhrllup 1)111011 "-fs here with h11 a Dla;llllne In aiiOut'ftve paronto, Mr. and Mra. WU!Iam mlntitea/ Blake. . Yr. and Mrs. Ke..,.at Grl!· fltll onc1 "'"' Joe and RontiY f>ll:' llncer, vacationed Ia a t - k throuBI1 Eootern Weal Vlrslnla IIIII VlJ'Iinla and over tile SQIIno Drift and aaw IDliiY polnto or Interest. The Dolly Semtnol, Mlddlepart-P<Bneroy, 0., July 30, !968 t· .br Da" OakltY and , J·• -· !oiJI_i,.,:. ' Lincoln Centre - broke hio arm one da7. became a !allier 1110 nell and had to st.;r tome .... Nobel prizewlmer John Steinbeck had a severe heart attaek .... Title tune or tile '"'borougglly Modem Millie" moYie juot was peddled to Plllohury~saTVcommercial jingle, enrlchlng IIOIII!Wrltera Jlmm, Van Heusen and Sammy Cohn to tile tune or •150,000 .... TWO Canadian iurIota wore over~ b7 elootroo)c lluqlng In anWiog evltiOiiCt 'Wbl~ , be u••• - 80 t anacia go con ls !ormulatlog new le&lslatloo to permit IIICh I)IIICial oovoadroJJ- '"""rat ' f • ',, to open, one alter the campus riolence has not stopped . ~. in an atmollpbere of un- altho camp~a (Ilea. ~rlalntr onc1 wrebenlioo wltll' Tbla Ia limply a !Jot of """' .~ porallel In the exper!II!Ce of. ·lempof01'7 ll!o; It has not been llio most ftteran or poUttc!ana. loot . upou proleao!onal polltlcH 1tte · <.'Oili8CJlllnce la that ae- lana whose whole trade Is to Curib' meaaures at ed:raordlnary acc..,t and to doll wltb tile !acta rl&or to guard aplnot violent olll!e. dloonler In tile pllerieo and 'l1le amdatloa ol tile ro~po~~li­ even on the noor are belngqutot- ble Democrat• are more numer11 prepared b7 tllooe In <harp ous and more comt>lex. At botof admlnlatratlve arrangementa tom, their nl&!>tmare Ia mt limboth for the Republican conven- ply !or wDil,v violent controtion In lollaml Beach and t h e veriQ' hut quite posolb!y also 'Democratic conventloo In Chl- for a dainaglng wllkou~ con·c:qo. ceivably loadlnc to tho !ormation Balical!y, tile reopono!ble R._ or a !ourib por1;y by tho m o r e poj>llcana moll of all !ear ldooloc- zolloua backers o( Son. EDgene lcal exploo!ona !rom the IJIIIC· McCartb,y to join the tlllrd par. tators or delepte·a aimllar to \Y already In tho fteld under tile or even more passionate than bitter banners or George walthese IIIII swept the hall In SID lace or Alobama. Frandaco four ·)'e&rl ago when In a word, the worat even. Barey Goldwater waa nominat- tuali\Y tho Repu!Jllcana !eel IIIey ed and such anti.Goldwaterites· muat race Ia tile pooo!bUI\Y of ao Gov. Neloon Rocke!eller ol 1 l)lllotacle of remarkable but New York were booed and hill- IIIII controllable IQII!nou before ed In open aect!onll hatred b.- tile wllchiog public, &looK wllb tw- the Eaotem.baeed a n d tile oompanlon I)IIIC!er o1 harab Weotem.baaed wings of tllo por- dommllratlooa by oxtremlat Ne\Y. gro torcea. Tbla time, Rocke!eller blm11te Democrlla must take all eelf Ia, ol coorse. a contestant thlo and ...,.. Into accounl. For for the nomination, and a t a r tile more extreme ol tile McCarmore moderate adverllal')', Rich- 1117 people hove !or weeks boon ard Nlxoo, Ia tile !ront-runnor adopting ._poaoab!y bellicose In place of Goldwater. All tho attitudes, openly lhrollanlns 1 aame, the potentlai!Ues !or trou. aerteo ol deliberate bnwla over ble are higher rather tban low- plaUOrm planka, over clelepte er. Thlals DOt because then two seating. and evat over tile mat·antagonist• are men or unrea- ter or aU!a11111i pieces ln 1110 1011 hut slmp!J bocauoe tho whole public galleries. notlooal mood lo lncomporab!y ThouBII tile llll<lcd>tecl r1sbt ot more permlulve toward bJoocf7 .. 1ft7 lncwnhoni.Admlnlllratlon to ' ' t' , \ f ended It In tears. American Leque 11te !rustratlon wu because W, L,: Pet. GB o! In alllog toe In his rl.!ht !oot Detroit •• ., • , .63 39 .618 . and tho tears ""'"· for pitching Baltimore ' ' • ,55 45 .550 . 7 tho tllh~ no-hitter or the major Cleveland .• , .57 47 .548 7 loague seoson. Boston • , •••• 53 46 ,535 Slh .Tha 6-!oot, 2-lneh, 185-pound Olkland ••••. 50 51 .495 U'h nadve .of Sallnao, Cai!L, turned New York ••• ,47 51 ,480 U In tile dasslc Monla7 night Mlnne- •..• 48 53 .475 lflh when he beat tho Phlladolphia Call!ornla .•• ,48 53 .475 14'h Phllllos 6-1. Tomm, Phoebu.a or Chicago.,,. ,.44 54 ,449 17 tile Baltimore Orioles pitched Washington ••• ,37 62 .361 25 tile first no-bitter or tile oeascm Monday's Results agalnat tho Boston Reel Sox on Boston 3 BaiL 2, hi, d~. 10 ln. Bootoo 8 BaiL 3, 2nd, night Washington 4 Clove. 2, night New York 7 Detroit 2, night Call!ornll 2 Minn. I, night Chi. 7 Clok. 2, 13 Ins., night Tocla7's Probable Pitchers All Times EIYf Washington (II. Howard 1-5) at Cleveland (McDowell 11).9), 7:30 p.m. New York (Stottlem,yre 13-7) !lfracuso eliminated Cheshire at Detroit (WUaoo 8-8), 8 p.m. !rom tile Syracuse Municipal Chicago (llorlen 11-8) at Olk· Park Poey Loague Tournament la~ (Dobson 7-ll or Kraus~:~e 7.. wltll a ~ shutoUt victory Mon8), 4:30p.m. da7 ovonlng. Baltimore (Hardin 12 • 6) at Jim Hubbard, Syracuse, rightBoston (Ellsworth 9-5), 1:30 p. hander, worklog tllellrot•lxlnnm. ln(l, P,YO up four hils, !annod OnlY scheduled 10 end walked nm. Wednesdly's Games Pet Amold pitched tile nrat Call!ornla at Claldlnd, twl-nllht two outs of tile aevonlh but gave Chicago at lollnnesota, night w~ to Rick Ash oner developWasltlnglon at Detrol4 night Baltimore at Cleveland, night Ing arm trouble. Neither gave up lft7 hlto. Now York at Boston, night A&>rU 27 and Jim Hunter o! tile Olkland Athletics pitched tho ,a American League'a1lrat perfect game In years acalnat the lollnne- TWins on M07 8. Culftr, .iho wept wttllout shame wblle reporters . biter· viewed !ollowlog tllo clasatc, conceded that It hid been 11 cpit.e I daf," He Aid he had been sick all ~ and received a shot of novacaine be!ore tile ramo to oaao tile pain in his toe. Groat Experletlce 4'1 wu tn another world.'' said Culver, who was acquired !rom tho Cleveland Indiana lui whoae slider ubores on hitters like a left hander'a curve ball, walked lhe batters and struck out four. The PhlUles scored their run in the second inning when IUehle Allen reached second base on errors by TOllY Perez and WOOIJ3 Woodward 00 tile same pla7, went to third on an lntleld out and scored on Cookie 'RoJas• 11crlfice n,. The Reds, who won the flrst game o! the twi..Ught doubt .. header 7..$ on Pete Rose' a triple ard Vada Pinson's sacrltlce Oy in the ninth innins, backed Culver with throe-run rallies In lhe third and !ourth lnnlogo. Alex Johnson, Don Pavletich. cam•• Em bror."led r.n controvers:y The Philadelphia Eagles hed thelr own problems involvilli Dave Parks, who played out his optloo wltll tile West Coost club dissatisfied players. EOO Gary and hooked up wltll the Solnto. Ballman and fullback Tmn Parks agreed to terms with Woodeshick, each tn the scoring his new club, hut lllrd7 Is column w I t h five touchdowns halklnc 11 reportlnc w san last season, walked out of the Eagles training eamp because Franclaco. Forty-Nlnen as payment tor Four counties are represent.In Mondal' 1 s first tilt. the Gal· · ·eel In tho aoml.flnala o! tho lOIII ll,[)olls Reel Sox hold a t • 2 load - annual Kyger Creek Little J.eque : going Into tile fourth Inning over · boaoblll tournament. , tho Middleport Redlega, then tile Followtng Moocla7's quarterll- Meigs coumlano tallied I our ' Jial IJ!tloo, only four teams, out markers In the !ourth, and wrsp:~l!i(l":'"""'' ,pt(ld ..r·40cw!llch pad It "' !'fill tlu'~o. m<Jt:~:.t~'!h.• "bOp,{ ;ji'',My 6," relilafnod In ruth ,.,.. · • cootemlon !or tho !968 crown. Alan Acree wat credited wlfll Lui eftnlog, tile lollAidleport tho win. Ralph SOunders was Rodle(s sUpped by tile Glllipo. char&ed with tho loso. 11te winIta Rf_dsox 9o.6 In tho nrat c.,.. nora had eight hlta, tho loaora teat. In Moocla7's niBiltclll, PL IL A. Acree paced tile wlnnero Pleo~'s Cll;y Ice IIIII F u e 1 wltll four bite In ftve trips. Brott downed the lollAidleport Yankees, WUsmlwl four hits In !our trips 13-3. !or tho losers. R. Grymeo had This oveniog, tile nrot semi- two blto, saunders a double and "' ftw coolest pita ~shlro'a TJ. trll>le. • gera (GIIIIa) acalnll McArthur' a In the nlghtcljl, PL Pleasant' a · • Marchantl (VIntoo). 'l1le Tigers Dwight Adkins alltMed ~ ;, will c&rr7 1 15-0 mark Into 1110 port' a· Yaekooo onl,y !lvo hits, contoat. McArlhur, aalndependo . while hla motes bonged out llln .••.oDI oqued, Ia 10-$ tor tho year. a 1~ romp. c 111 tonl&hl'a ooml·flnalnl&ht- Pbll MWor was cher&ed with ,: Cillo Cllf Joe and f\lel (Mason) tho lnoo. Chris lollUor, who re, . will leko on tho MlddleporiJied. lleftd In tile third; got two hits lep (Mei&i). In tllroo trlpo !or 1lle losers. '" Tho wlnnero of tonl&hl'• - · w.,.,ey Call had three hits In , ·wlllllottle!orlho1968cllamplon- .tllroo trips topllcelboYankeea. - osltljl on Wedneada7, beglnnlog al Scott Stewart had a ' ~e and 1 p.m. single for I h e wbmora, Jim ,.., Tho IQOera of tonl&hl'• game Chandler 1 lingle and double, D. .•will I1W for cooaolatloa bonora Adkins a - . , run, and t w o ·.after 1lle champiCilii!W Wt Wed- IIQ(Ioa, Roclll Sturgeon two alnJ ROod&l'. gloa and Sonny McClintock two .: alnglea. the club would not meet their "Thls , la between me 8IKI salary deJ11111ds, Phlledelphls had somethiog Rozelle1" Hardy Js quoted as on the eredlt side, however, as 11171111 alter enpglog tile llnebacker Harold Wells, reservices of an attorney. "I don't think" an,ybody has tllo right tO ceiver Chuck HUghes and move me without me ' or New octenstve tackle Lane Howell Orleana haviog an,ythlng to B&l' came to terms. about it." FIGHT RF.SUL TS lllnly's boo! Is tllat he lwla CAUSEY CLAIMED stertlng job with New Orleans, By United Press International ATLANTA (IJPI) - Wo,yno but will have to Dglrt !or 1 SPRINGFIELD, Mass. (UPI)CIUJOy, traded !rom Chicago to bertll wltlllho Forb" N!nors, B o b Foster,, 179, Washl~ caHforrda less than two weeka SID Francisco team ofllclalo sloAJed Charlie Polite, 199, ago, Monda7 wu Clatmocl oo bavt abo expres1ed displeasure Spr!n(neld (3). waivers b)' tile Allanta Bravea. wit' tho ruling. causey, a uttlity lnftelder, : boUed .180 !or tile White Sox with Call!ornla. To make room tor Clusey, the Brlvta aasiped Ted Davldson, a lollhanded roUe! pitcher, to their Rlcbmcind !arm club In 1110 lntemoll...t 1\eque. ADD PITCHER BOSTON (UPO- Tho Boston !led Sox Mondi.Y reocdvated pltchar BUI Llnd!J !r<111 their mUitary reatrlotecl list and sltljlped another pitcher, Garry Ho(genburk, to tllelr Louts vWo !arm club In tile lntornatl...t cUm - El'l'orl hllw boim ~tly"!or ll)e Colum- "' ·i c6wMBus b a - scoring Jerey Wild "1 I Dd MIMj' SIIWUIUOD to end .·-.s Jots ',this 10111011, but Mot>- ibo game, wltli the Jets on 14> ' da7 night 11· P'! · th~ a vic• ~ . ;: ' toey, ' ' .~ < Dan Sclllolder, whn}ook over · · Tho Jots· ·- e ~ tho In ,the el.!hth !or. John Golno\', BuDIO' Bllclnall-2 ~:~ 1110 fal ,oliven tile win. DIVe Bald- . ; liOttoim or !hoi ~...;a Chuck , Win, · IIJe" ~ or ,two Hol'd· " lllllor .~jrt In Ill Jill for Chrlo hurl~~· lool!.lho .lo,a. . • camzzoro. . ·' ~ loam• were to Pla7 tho ~~_:. "I roallled ·too ·late tbll 1 •O<On! or,,il loo!r'1ll1lll aet to·•llhoqld ha~e hid RJciilo Hebner nlchi- ·• ' \ ·· '. lid not iuller 11111~ tor cu. .· .lz)'lfo," J~t ~ Joh.n , Poll!l aald. ''But lij tho tlmo I · ~ ·, ... ,.. to ·111!>· 1!11litr., . he' aJ. ., . . · , 0 . ·· . ;, • · nwor~l .~· "'.i\le" · FC)J' '~7 . . ' ,·"""" ' '!' ' . i,\,1; .. ':,.· "'" ; ' . . . ... • lnternatloml ' ~ StandlncB United Pren lnternlllonol W. L. Pet. GB Toledo , • , •• 59 45 ,567 Columbus •••• 51 46 ,526 4',1 Jocksonvllle •• 52 47 .525 4lk llocl..,tei' •.••53 48 .525 4',1 Syn~ •••.. 46 $1 .480 9 . LoutoYillo •• , .48 54 .4'n 10 lllll'llo ••.•• ,58 M .4?'1 10 Rlchmood •••• 44 5G .m lSih · llondo,y•a Roaulto Jackaonvlllo aSyrlCIIIO z ' )lochoater6-Ric-O Co!UltlbUI,t Bullalo 3 Toledo !i. ~,ville 3 By · neplay · -run ' \ Mike Cuellar pitched a Courtj:t~:~:~i:?.i::~:=::::::::::::::::::::::~>.::::::::::~::::;::i;i::~•:· hltter and knocked in the only ';'.' ~=~jR U • :~:: run he needed in the secon:1 .. ·..: :. yan navr.ng:;l:{ innlng in scoring his second shutout and sixth win tor the ::;:;;: ,_ F'UYhf fiOr :~;;::bothered Astros. Cuellar, who was ~0 b7 an "l"' ailment .;.: ~: .:;: --e .~ :: early in the season, struck out ~:; four and. walked one. ~ ::;:: \\\Old QB Job i\\ Roberto Clemente singled '•"· ~~.....,~ HmAM, Ohio (UPO - Tho nell replarly B<hodulecl IICrim- " mage for the Cleveland Browns wlll be Saturday but several boating! small ones have been develop~ lnc In tho meantime. First there's the rookies. The Browns now have 63 men on their roster and three must be cut by Thursday when all Nadonal Football Leai!IIO teams muat be down to 60 men. hsiest Wily To . Lovelier R6oms Then there's theQW1.erbaeks. Everyooe lo predicting Frank Ryan, or at least a healthy ver- sion or Frank ft7an, will return as COach Blanton COllier's No. 1 quarterl>ack. But he Is getllng some strong competition from Bill Nolaon and Gary Lane. Nelson came to the Browns a tew months back trom the PlttaburBII Steelers and proved In tllolaot scrimmage holobeclnnlnc to fool comlorlahle wltll Cleveland's style of J)lay, He led tile only touchdown drive durlnc tllat scrimmage. Lane proved last season that he can move the team with slrooc abowln(s In tile final games when Ryan was less than A-100 Latex HOUSE PAINT For Wood, Metal and Masonary. SUPER WHITE and TINTING WHITE $8.25 qal. ELMER BURNS COLOR CENTER 992-5611 100 per coni physically. r't$t> o nt DLC-100" ·' NEW TREADS RETREADS ON SOUND TIRE BODIES OR ON YOUR OWN TIRES • ; and was hltles• In tool' games Became Key Move ,.. ,,, ...,_ catd. •' Wash- ww Fight Rullow Loagoo. 'ldz LooM ..., 0 loss. ~ his lOth wln !oc the Clrdlwo. Nolan ft¥an, the Mets' earlyseason strikeout sensation, suf- Detroit Tigers 7-2, tho Booton Reel Sox swept tho Baltimore Orioles 3-2 and 8-3, the ·~ arra- victories. scored another as burn pitched a seven-hitter for ·,' v- fered his ninth loss against six innlrw with the first of his two doubles, drove in two runs am New York Yankees downed the :~: walked two, and hit a batter. bard. Cheshire hitters .were J. Bias, ~cuse opened Ito scorlnc with two runs In the 11rst when the catcller, with a ckJubJe and Rick Ash singled !ollowlng back- single, end Beebe and Wigal, to-hack base hits by Steve W!no- eaeh a single. Syracuse will go acnlnll Dowbrermer and Amos Moore. Tho hnsto upped tllelr mar- ler's Transmission, the Parkcln to 4~ In tile Mh wltll two ersburg team that doWned Mldruns on an error, a walk, and dloporl 5-4 on Wednesday oven. singles by Kevin StoUor and Am- Inc at 6:30 and Eastem will pl&l' Pomeroy Thursday at 6:30. old. !lvracuoo 200 022 0 - 6 6 I The last two nms were acChashlro 000 ooo 0 - o4 6 counted !or In tile slxtb as tho Hubbard (WP), Arnold (7), Ash result or two Cheshire errors (7) and Ablos. Wigal and Bals. C. Wigal, also a righthander, and a fielder's chot~. Umpires Jim Soulsby, went the cllllanco !or Chesltlre. cuse'l only other .hit was a George Nesselroad, Jr . He allowed alx hits, !Inned !lvo, !ourtll lnnlog single b7 H u b- In KC Tourney Semi-Finals · Nov. 21. "I'm crying because I know thot winning Is gcod hut wlmlrw a no-hitter is really CuiY~r. ID" hotiiO Mauey WUla w)lll tho decisive nm 1.1\ llljl alldb Imine to help tho ·Pirate•'' Bob notch hll .iJnth win. 11111 lfazorosld ~ .for tho Plntea wblto .Hanh Aariln hod three bite IDOl Joe Torro tooo·!or . tho Bnveo, · ~ Reed wai ll88ed wltll his shill ,O.o. G&l'lord PerlJ''I twJ>'Idlter earood tho Siln ' Francisco pitcher his nillth ri!'lor7. Slngloa by T1 Cline, WUile Ml:Covoy, WOlle MOJo and Jo,y Alou sparked 1 t!Hrsaldnc rally In tho sixth ltmlnc tbll clealt rookie Gary Rosa hU Brill Washington Senaton topped tile Clevellnd Indians 4-2, tile california Angels nlwecl tho MIMe- Twins 2-1 and the Ctilcago White Sox tq>ped ~~~~ Oakland Athletics 7-2 In 13 Innings. Lou Brock, who spoiled Nolan R,an's J)()-blt bid in the sixth and Pat Corralu drove In two rUIIB each lo lead tile Hecla' 12hit attack. 11te St. LDIIls ,canunats do!Jated tho Nonr York Meta 51, the Houston A1tros beat the Los Arweles Dodgers 2--0, the Plttabursh Plrltea shaded the AUenta Braves 3-2 and tile SID Fnnc:iaco Glints ~ tho Chlcogo Cuba 4-1 In nther National League games. Yankees Beet Detroit In the American I,.eague, tbe Syracuse Shutout Winner Over Cheshire Pony Club Four Counties Represented u d · nar y ~rror him great!' ' ,, ~!0 a tew amtl..; '·· ' · thoro'o talk thai ;'. Loque . )..wit 'eei l VICTIM Of WINTER PRICES i _, ...... .lriJI.....1........ • • 1CI tnlll It .••• dll Fimt- su ER SPECIAL . CALL 992·5186 TODAY ST, ASH .' MIDDLEPORT ICE ·--,., ..... ti.. TIItllliiiDD ...... t 1 735x14-73Sx15 FUEL POIN'f PLEASANT, W. VA. PHONE 675-2460 ' · · · '· · ' ..i NO MONEY �,, . ... ~ ~ ~eroy. J ''' JIIIJ ~· '• ,r :· 1" ·~, . c;.~ApprehletiSzte . . . White Paper l~~~wn.~U~AM1or~ tho-S. 11tetwo ..J)IJ'IIeo WIIrrE~~oo. 0., 30, 1H8 mlndednoss t11an It haa over boll! before. Tho pormlaslveneu toward ·-~ Helen Help uSe•• By Helen Boltel l YOUTH ASKED FOR IT! to YOUTH ASKED FOR rr, care '!1ds column Ia !or fOIIIll! poc>o ol Helen Help US! IIIIo nowopaple, tllnlr problemo and pleao- per. urea, lholr troubles arid 11m. Ao . : PSYCHOLOGICAL Tml' wllb tile rest ol Helen Help Ual, PROVF.'! TEEN It welcomes IIU(hs but """'! COMPLAINT ll! TRUE 1dodge a aorloua Qleotion wllb a Dear Hel•: 1brusb-<111. Allor reedlnc '"l'lred ollt's" Sond yoor teenoce <JIOsiiCill complaint aboUt how leona are treated b7 sales clerks, ltlloutbt )'W milbt be lnteroslod In I proJect wo did !or a piQ'cldo(7 course at coll0110. M)' !rlood and I ere 22, but he lod<a older and 1 look mucll YOUJI&'III'. For one IIHllllb BY IIAY JOHNSTON we palrmlzecl, lncllvhml!y, tile Mrs. Elva Dall.e)',StlveravUle, aame atoros and restaurlllll&. He called oo her par-, Mr. and wore a huo!nooo au!~ and! dressMrs. carl AulhoriiOIL ed NEATLY In a hlgb ocboollotMr. and MrL Omer Dalley ter awsaler and clean achoolcelebrated lholr 50th weclciiQil an. l;ype pants. nl""'aary at lholr hcone Sunday, That 1111 tile only cllfterence J1111 21. Their children and tam- boWoon uo. We- made apoint .Wes were all there and many or beiDc poUte and qroooble. !rlando. 11tey had a nice cake But tho .wr....... In how ... .and evecyone elliorecl tho da7. weretreatedwaaamulng. Yr. and Mra. C&rl Author1011 Eacept for tho uoual occalloo;Ud Mrs. Eha DI.Uey were pr~ al rudonou, mr !rlond had ,., ·•eat. tnlu.ble. People called him uu•• Mr. ROOert Ours, local, call- or ••mister. •• ed oo Mr. IIIII Mrs. Charley Clr· I wu addressed as ••SOmJn rol and !Jmll7, or ''Hey, ldd." At erowded eounMr. C&rroll Is lmproYiog and teralwaa puaed over !or 141lls will soon be able to go back to w11o lwl como In alter 1 did If Collllllhus at his oq>l.oymont. lie clorko clldD't tanore me, they Mr. and Mrs. Ll'lrl'OIICe Bush lolked down to mo. lollAidiN(ed and cllwsllter emwe, of Racine oaltatadtea rumpled mr 1111r and Route and Mr. Ro7 Buoh, locol, ..Udocl me !or lllllClldnc. or edcalled oo Rev. and Mro. Jolin YIIed me to corroet mr pooture, Buoch. pin welchl. get I balrcut, all ln Mra. Janie CoQilo went to Eut pobuddog - · · OnowomLlveqoool to visit her bt<llhor, voey on clllllkod a ablrl I picked out Yr. WW Prott and oeo Mrs. u.. and oaked I! 1 had mr mother'• z!o McNamee, Wbo to aerloouly opproval to boQ' IL w there. AI a dlmer wbtro m, !rlead Mr. and Mrs. Delbert POwell, Pole, (tho l4llt) bod IIIII 1 himReedsville, Mr. and Mrs. Nor- burger back rDr beiDg too rare, viDe, Portland Route, and their I was told to "eol It and like JI'IDdchlldren, Pllll SeUera. Mr. lt. • When I poriiiJtocl poUtely, and !Ira. Robert LIW1011 a n d I was re!uaed semee. cllwsllter, ·loc:ol, rislted Mr. and AI a lllalloneey atan w b or e Mrs. Ro7 Powell and !Jmlly, Pole had road map:rl111 !Jom Mr. and MrL Roland Wise and tho rack for 30 minutes, I wu two children, Mldclleport Route, told alter leas than a.. to •111oy Mr. IIIII Mrs. Poul OUrs a n d aometlllog or get out.• !Jmll7, Mr. and Mrs. Ma,ywood ru arant"" set oome or 111eae , Johnstoo, local, called on Mr. lltuatlona up, but tile oxamploa .; and Mrs. Lawrence Johnatoo and are endless, and not jull with ' ,.family. salol elorko. one Dl&bl I llood ''; 4 Mn. Helen JeUen, SJraeue, m a well ll&hted llraet coraer ; · ~1. Helen Icenhower and 1 on for 20 mlnuteo and IIIII showed • ..,~roy Route, Mr. Ro.rPow· qaiDat a wall b7 a pollcamoa, , ell, "loc:ol called oo Mr. and Mra. aoked !orldOnUllcallonand cl<lM~ ~Hamer Icenhower. !y quoatlonod. Throe nlgttts later ~. MrL Garnet Johnston vialted PN llood tlloro for over an hour I paronto, Mr. 1nd Mrs, Ed and 1111 !pored eytho aamoolllud her al1ter, MrL Doro- cor. Boaebett7 and !Jmil,y. Tho only dlfroronce lnallllleao lito. Golda CIOIIdenen oi ·CO. altuatlona WI I tbll people 'li'TJ!~~.::~ 1 few da7o boro. tlloiQII1I ol Pole 11 an lAIIt and !·I" .. and Mro. me 11a .......... lla.tn&boen and .... Went a •._...... q;aln !or a - . , Church at a elass I can undorlland 11"111¥ wall w1Q1 "Tired or II" Ia lind ol Ill Old Town Flats News I' ·:· j ~.]l<'oi,;b;~,J;.:e!lero ~~~~~~.or~ WOUe, Mr. WOI!Ie and - ·and lfal ealll!lywood -RQB Door Rob·' Your Iotter 1houtd be -'<· . .. Nldlog !or all poople """ ~ w11b toone- andlbiiMa 111 otu11 When we II•• - tilt reIJIIICI adtillo, ... . . *"" - I • _ti ' ··*' control .,.ninlloa mochanlcall •• old -. .An1erican polltl.ca, U.. McCarlh7lte1 alread,y take t h 1 poaltloo tllatllle oxorclao o1 this ancient Jll'lvllep or tho "lnl" Ia llsal! 1 kind or ...,aptraey· In b;thalf or 1lle Democratic rront. nomer, Vl.._l'l..,sldonl Hubert ltimphrey. Alroad7, thoJI objoct tllat tile 111JJ01ntmont or '"tile Democratic Ieeder ol the House, Rep. C&rl Albert of Oklahoma, to be per. manonl cbelrmall 'If 1lle COIIVIII· tloo Ia .,moltow on 1ot of UIUI'· patloo, OYon'lhoullt IIIIa Ia c!ael7 what hal boll! ovar and .... before. Alrootb', they take tile aame riew toward 1110 choice of Rep. Hale Bocco or Louis!- to be plallorm chnlrmoa, thoullt IIIIo, too, lo wboll1 wltllln tile rules or tile game as It baa so long bOll! pl&jled. The oum or It Ia tllal tllere Ia evoey rouon, qultellj)l11!rom tile chronic racial threats that over 00111 port!eo, to !ear that tho Ausuot da7s are llOinc to bo dog da7• - hoi oi!OUBh surely In Mlantl Beach !or tile Republicans hut blazing. Indeed. for the Democrata tn Chic:.,o. For tile lneacapahle !act lo tllat bowover peraonally decent hang McCarthy may be, the aadu" he has let loose Ia 11 Ctu· clear~ b' contemptuous not only olwhal It acoma 111 •'the old pollttnu but aloo or certain other o I d tlllnp like ~\Y rules. Far leas tban any other Pre&ldenllal aspirant Ia he In com- mand or tlloiO ..... love him all too nmcll. Tuppers Plains Society News ,<t ,· r-~~--~ : ·· \IIICJ lkb7 1 10 By FRED DOWN UP! Sporto .Writer ...,.. ...·'· ' . .. George Culver, a ~ear old Clnelnnatl Reels' ' pitcher wbo olao dabbles In go!! and sporta writing, started the btpeot da7 f ... ru: of Ids career Jn frustration and UnUed Pross JnternatiDIW National Leasuo W; L•. P<lt. GB 68 36 ,650 54 t9 .529 12'11 51 f7 .529 1Sih Francisco 52 50 ,510 14 52 52 .500 16 48 53 .48~ ll!'h Pittsburgh 48 53 .584 18'11 New York 59 58 .f~119V. Houston 45 58 .f37 22'h Los Angelos 45 58 .437 22'h Monda7'• Results Son Francisco 4 Ch!Cif" I St. Louis 5 New York I, night llooston 2 Los Angeloo 1, night Pltt&burBII '3 AUanta 2, night Cincinnati 7 Phila 6, Ill, twlltt. C!nclmatl 6 Philadelphia I, 2nd Tocla7' • Probable Pllclloro (All Times EDT) Los Angeles (Singer 7-10) at Houston (WU1011 8-11), 8:30p.m. AUanta (Niekro 10-7 and John. 1011 5.S) at Plttllburgh (Biaa 8-3 and Bunlllnc 4-11) 2, 6:05 p.m. St. Lollla (Gibson lf-5) at Phlledolphia (Wioo 6-7), 7:35 p. \nda¥ ~to .' ', j23l What Is a 'Negro'? There iB o dilferen.:o bellDeen o black · miln and a Negro. 'Wegro'' ia ·the t1t1me · opplitd btl the white man to "'· 1 om a black 111411. . -Floyd McKloalcll Thlo statement by one Negro leadef would oeund ·ridlculo., In Spanish, where "negro" means simply "black." Wbat McKissick Ia saying, of course, la that he, olong with mU· Ilona of other dark..khmed Americans rejects "Negro" In its sociological, not ill biOlogical meaning. · • We know too well what It Is to be a "Negro," socially. But wbat is a Negro, blologlcaUy? "Wheo scratched," says Rol Ottley, "they are wblte, black, red, brown and yellow and thousands of shades In between, resembllnJ . ·~- ,. ' ' i' . ·' . '/ recallonlltl ~~ 1111. fmdom the Nfii'O (aiaie) , nearly ev~ typo of penpn that IJ\hablll the earth, with . .lo. clu1, racial llld ullonal ·wlillllf roaiiY tile lrftdom to malo With ~ women. The f~ It that the .,.eat mtxture :ot djlrere.. ~ 300 y~ of lntmlibldlnc -African with European, Indian· 1114 Moli· wblto ,.... with blacll took plaCe In v day• when wblto meli eould !10 _, 111e1· gollan-lt woulcl tu the abltiUe•. of an an\llroptilogllt til ~e the conlralll!ll pig- - wllb colored women. Slnc1 ,then,• re Uvili BUie lntormltTJage )Ia• ~on pllct. . mentatlolll., . teitures, bone structuro1, Ne...oea, u aliWiOrlly ...up, ,CJilthe whole varylnJr physiques llld facial characterlatlca." aceept the value ludfllllen!l of the domlllant Yet 40 years ago an anlbropologlat did diswbllo majDrlty, There 11 prejudlce ainlmf cover that a definite type waa emerliJig, half· N•sroe• towll'd darker Ne.,.oes. 11 ao many way belwten.white alid blaet llld genetlcllly outstanding Nesroes have been of mixed more stable tban elther "pure" race. . "From a• ·diverse racial llocka u It Is blood, It ls not tieca~oe of 1uper1or ablu~,: white 1enes but tiecauao thon of lllhlell ' humanly possible to aoaemble," wrote MevWe J. Herskovlts, "bu come ••• a veritable New have lilways had the best chance for accept- , ance and advancement In a society which 6eNe~o. the American Neii!'O." Bevu that "white 11 right." · Herskovill found thet 7i.7 per 1!0111 of the The uNegro/' u an entity, continues to Negroes he studied bad oome white ancestors. elude aUempts to detcrlbe hlm, clasalfy hlm, Soclologlat Robert P. Stuckert of Ohio State explain blm-or with blm away. Universlly has estimated thet one out of ftve American whites biB oome Negro bact.,.ound. NEXT1 AD Mea w NIt is 1 maU., of faith, and fear, amonlltl• ·a' • ,( .• ...' .' f m. Son Francisco (Sadocld 9-12) \ Voice along Broadway BY JACK O'BRIA!i .... That sarilst In ;'Thorou8bNEW YORK -'- lrlab pI a Y· !y Modem Millie" wasn't real wrl(ht Brian Friel (lila "LOY· sarilot Ouot lod<ed llko IQ boer11" ~sl opened warmly hero : ...... Carol Cham!ng came up wltll Art camey) couldn't moke allergic ... Ger1011 Kanln peot. his own New York premiere at died hls story ,.Where lt'a At" to CollllDpOHtan Ma(ozlno; he's . ·-Y *'" Mason Area News, Notes He:•• recent ww,-reiteve ~·u::r~~) ,,..,.,b. BERRY'S te!' ~:n~~· r:;'~~~u:mt f1lilto ·:••llo• s , llew , aoea • • • An old-~ ·II a · intm w!IQ reCoil vfllctl he .lltld · li cfloiwt to llit<IT 'poclrfU, · '· --~-- at Chicago (!lando 10-e), 3:30 p, m. Wedne~'• Garnes Houston at Cbtcago Pitts. at Cincinnati, 2, twl..Ugbt Atlanta' at Now York, nli!lll St. Louis at Phllaclelphla. nli!lll SID Fran at Loa Angeles, nli!lll Raeine Soeial Events BY 11118. FRANCIS MORRL'I Mro. George Tasolan and dl&'llle ilollt orncera or Racine ibler or Clnclmad 1111111 ......... ton stranslor" with "We OnJ.y KDl Each Other," blolfiP(Q' ol Chlptor O.E.S. held 1 picnic at II da71 with har mother, Mro. . an el)lllotally vlclws Murder Inc. tho hotiiO or Mr. 1nd Mrs. Bon Llll!an Leo. Mr. Taoalan jolnOoJ Phll1011, them Sunda.J and they r . boas, Bug!Q' Siegel. Ellelley Winters hna wriUIII a YrL Gerald SbiQ>aOn lllllal,._ homo. otace lrll0(7 Utled ''1110 NoliQ' ed 1 broltoOinlde ln.a ~ II her Mrs. Ana Coo lefl ~ to , . . . _.., undor her real name speal a rew In Columbua IIIJI Fnnlc, aoo or Mr. IIIII wllb Mr, and Mra. 1'.-1 J01111o. - lildrley Scbrltl ..' Morveloua Arlhur Treacher will cut anol- MrL' Howard Fronk bid tho mloMr. and Mrs. Allen Grat.m blun with the Now Chr!JQ' Min· ~ to suffer 1 broi<P wriot. ol CAJlumbua opeat tho wookand Brenda Bredtord spent t h e with their paronto, Yr, and'•Mro. atrols mrtnc his Au&u• dele In v ope wltll tho Jofllbml Griffin wookond wltll Sholl07 Beckwith JOl'r7 Gnblm and Yr. and Mra. lllrey Wlll!ortl. ahoW .... Pl&meol Mlrldwn'a at l'lrkoroburah. W, VL "Hoah como do Judp" co!chMro. ·Rex Clrlyalo and chilMr. and Mra. La,.._. Dll· phraao IIIII his old roullno of tllat c1ren or Columbus II'JI IPOIIdlrv 107 and son, Jolin of Eut IJwrtitle. recorded and IVa hotcaldlll a .week with Yr. and Mro. Gor· pool, wore woe~ -tao!Mr. along comfortll>ly; ..., bo'a aloo old SbiQ>IOII,' ·aild Mro. Jott7 P""olL ; recorded 15 ol hla bll!owed aaMro, Alberta NDU!atlno ~C... Mr. IIIII Mrl. Wold - · etent burlt191tolidta .he' I fe&- lumllul IPfl¢ &l!*l' with l(r, · -~jJ1!11 ~liM ~~" tored !or half,I 08111ur1. and Mra. llallfl Webb. end aue.U or.illi: oil .tlii- .AlMr. IIIII Mro. Jack Duff1 and bert HilL ' !Jmlly ol S7ra0al!l callod OD Mr, and Mro. Filrosi Nelglor StJndioJ, Wolfpea ~ews, ' ' Notes .< I ' ds' Culver Gets Season's Third No-Hitter I ,,.. Multiple Sclerosis Still Subject for .Study more ' . yooe BY MRs. EVELYN BRlCKLES filming "GiriOverboard''atCioMra. VIvian Homnan o!Wheel· sar's Palaeo In Vogao. .inc. W. VL, Is visltlog her son, . In tile allermatll or tile Robert Mr. and Mrs. Dar. HoJI'man tor Kemedy tragecbr' countlen eel !ew da7o. lebrilles ligned ads denouncing Mrs. Nolaol Weatherman """ violence In films: !nclucllnJllllelterlalnod tho Rose Garden Clob 107 Wlntera who lull algned to at her hc:me Wednesday evening, star as uMa Barkeri" Burt ReyJuly 17, wltll 18 In lltenclance. nolds who will nre when ready Mr. and Mrs. William ll JohnIn Zanuck's "100 Rines·" ..., of Phlledolphla, Pa., wore Chris Jooos - I I be oo...it. hero to ottend 1110 l'unonl or Klo ed repeatedly by a llllli .or pia ........_.._. :Iii •"i'hree In uio Attic;• ;,.._, •·---·~· Mro. Lelah Mj. Llno, and rislted hU mother, Olrtls who will !ollow "The BoaMr. and Mrs. R. K. Rowan. Mr. onc1 Mrs. Richard Griffin DDCTCII=I.. MAILBAG and !Jmll7 o! CoolvWo, have ping. bought tho proper\)' o! Mr. and Mrs. Gene TuM07, Injured In Mrs, Alva Clark and are '"""" a car crash, underwent serious tow here. ourgery as a result .... The Con· Mr, and Mrs. Alva Clark and flY laland rioters Wbo stomped !Jmlly moftd to their hllllo at two N. Y. cops end claimed lhftY Flltwoodo whore 11107 !ormerly "'re reacting nobly to ancient By WAYNE G. BIANDSTADT, M.D. lived before moving here. . wrooce weren't so noble - while Mr. 11111 Mrs. Millard Brooke being stomped and kicked b7 tile Q-What Ia the cause of Tbll dlaeue Ia dlagnoiecl by' or Roynoldahurg, o., wore visit- moll or 50 IJ)OOIS, olllcer David inc her br«her, Mr. and Mrs. Nadel's wriotwatcb was ripped multiple sclerosis? How iloes a careful ltlldy of lbe ll)'llljlaJfe¢'a person! How Is It toms relating to the ~us Dorsel MUJer and 110111 over the ell and llberatedi he's the 10n. It diagnosed? Can the victim weekend. ol Scrlppa • Howard' a veteran ·~·· widely, Since 101110 the -mty vlcllmi continue to work? II there varies Mrs. Jimmie Torrence and lhoatro IJIIIclallst Norman Na- any cure? can continue to work whUe chlldron or Columbus, IJIIInl tho del. A-MIIIlple a c le r o s'lsla olben can't. weekend hero wltll Mr. and Mrs. Mary Hsall"a mother died "" caused by the destruction of Treatment ' hal In paenl R<Und TorrePater Lind will piiQ' a the myelin tbeath (lnsulaUon) been 111118111faclory and lm· Mr. and Mro. Jolin Arboucl> eotr pro iiia·new film .... vet. that surrounds the Individual pr<Wement II olton temporonc1 soa Weslo7 and his !rlend, eran broodculer Ed Fitzgerald nerve IIbera In the sJ>Inal cord ary, Much can be 4one, tiow· Mia Norma Nlclda, all sport loll tile lii!lll In hla !.on eye Tlie caWie of this destruction ever, to eue tile v!clim'l theo!'Y IIY!Dplom1. AllboiJib ~~~m· II tho . WMkond 11 Columllua with !or a week, mlraculoual7 IIIII It Ia not known. A no cura·, Well ~ of the their doolhtero, Mrs. Leo Joan back ... Mra. Fltz (Peioan Fltz- II that It Ia the reoult of a de- spinal Cord ~ lllwklna and Yra. Lilly L e e prald) no aangely mauled by a ficiency of linolenic . acld In 'the diet. Thla nutrient Is found mUICUiar rIll d lty, painful' Shultz and !Jmil,y. couple o1 animal a whosoflgbt abe In seed oils llld ~ fish. 'I'1!e spums and IDtenUom tremor. Mr. and Mrs. W&7DO Brlcldeo fi1ed to referee and loll , .. , Elh- theory hal not been proved 119 Dr. lrvinC Co,op8!' of Ntnf wero caiiiQil 011 Mr. and Mro. el Kemed7 and two of her chll- lludles to dlaciiV81' . a viral York hal repOrted e:leellont Fnnk Upton and !Jmil,y of SIJ.. will Jet to South Atnerlca cause are continuing. results In the_ ,relle~ ~ . . ver Ridge. early In Aq. The symptoiDJ vary.~ Rulhlo Wilker IJIIInl ....,ral Name ola-Eostsldo salooo: Include im Ullllalld1 galt, us !rei~ .)hat · bav'e · ap. da7a visiting 1n Clnci...U. Wltl1o Buo1o ' Ollla .... Steve Me- ity or w'eltneaa of v muscles, trem.on t b a t are thoro she wont to Coney llland ~ ramo!oa 1llr7 ol hla Illlad ID&IIY other placoa oiiiUr- tare: ''l arrived prlll¥ Qllck IOIIeilke the iPIJUII eal and l till fill at the aame ..ct." aJid 1 stacca!o-tyt!e of c8118i. ~: Yl\lllbe .vfetlm .vltainJD X • ,,. , , : Mrs. Katursh Kimble 1 n d he told hia Rainbow Room Jll'OIIP ...-uctrter Checyl ol Cle.. =~---:-:-~=---------,.-----, land, vlalted her ~. Jolm Karlor hero lall week. fr P,HI~ ~~OlE:t . Yr. and Yro. DeiDl'd !loP:·mat JIOl he ililt ~ IIIII claU!Ihtera or Mlnaflold, 0., • hiit' oun lhrllup 1)111011 "-fs here with h11 a Dla;llllne In aiiOut'ftve paronto, Mr. and Mra. WU!Iam mlntitea/ Blake. . Yr. and Mrs. Ke..,.at Grl!· fltll onc1 "'"' Joe and RontiY f>ll:' llncer, vacationed Ia a t - k throuBI1 Eootern Weal Vlrslnla IIIII VlJ'Iinla and over tile SQIIno Drift and aaw IDliiY polnto or Interest. The Dolly Semtnol, Mlddlepart-P<Bneroy, 0., July 30, !968 t· .br Da" OakltY and , J·• -· !oiJI_i,.,:. ' Lincoln Centre - broke hio arm one da7. became a !allier 1110 nell and had to st.;r tome .... Nobel prizewlmer John Steinbeck had a severe heart attaek .... Title tune or tile '"'borougglly Modem Millie" moYie juot was peddled to Plllohury~saTVcommercial jingle, enrlchlng IIOIII!Wrltera Jlmm, Van Heusen and Sammy Cohn to tile tune or •150,000 .... TWO Canadian iurIota wore over~ b7 elootroo)c lluqlng In anWiog evltiOiiCt 'Wbl~ , be u••• - 80 t anacia go con ls !ormulatlog new le&lslatloo to permit IIICh I)IIICial oovoadroJJ- '"""rat ' f • ',, to open, one alter the campus riolence has not stopped . ~. in an atmollpbere of un- altho camp~a (Ilea. ~rlalntr onc1 wrebenlioo wltll' Tbla Ia limply a !Jot of """' .~ porallel In the exper!II!Ce of. ·lempof01'7 ll!o; It has not been llio most ftteran or poUttc!ana. loot . upou proleao!onal polltlcH 1tte · <.'Oili8CJlllnce la that ae- lana whose whole trade Is to Curib' meaaures at ed:raordlnary acc..,t and to doll wltb tile !acta rl&or to guard aplnot violent olll!e. dloonler In tile pllerieo and 'l1le amdatloa ol tile ro~po~~li­ even on the noor are belngqutot- ble Democrat• are more numer11 prepared b7 tllooe In <harp ous and more comt>lex. At botof admlnlatratlve arrangementa tom, their nl&!>tmare Ia mt limboth for the Republican conven- ply !or wDil,v violent controtion In lollaml Beach and t h e veriQ' hut quite posolb!y also 'Democratic conventloo In Chl- for a dainaglng wllkou~ con·c:qo. ceivably loadlnc to tho !ormation Balical!y, tile reopono!ble R._ or a !ourib por1;y by tho m o r e poj>llcana moll of all !ear ldooloc- zolloua backers o( Son. EDgene lcal exploo!ona !rom the IJIIIC· McCartb,y to join the tlllrd par. tators or delepte·a aimllar to \Y already In tho fteld under tile or even more passionate than bitter banners or George walthese IIIII swept the hall In SID lace or Alobama. Frandaco four ·)'e&rl ago when In a word, the worat even. Barey Goldwater waa nominat- tuali\Y tho Repu!Jllcana !eel IIIey ed and such anti.Goldwaterites· muat race Ia tile pooo!bUI\Y of ao Gov. Neloon Rocke!eller ol 1 l)lllotacle of remarkable but New York were booed and hill- IIIII controllable IQII!nou before ed In open aect!onll hatred b.- tile wllchiog public, &looK wllb tw- the Eaotem.baeed a n d tile oompanlon I)IIIC!er o1 harab Weotem.baaed wings of tllo por- dommllratlooa by oxtremlat Ne\Y. gro torcea. Tbla time, Rocke!eller blm11te Democrlla must take all eelf Ia, ol coorse. a contestant thlo and ...,.. Into accounl. For for the nomination, and a t a r tile more extreme ol tile McCarmore moderate adverllal')', Rich- 1117 people hove !or weeks boon ard Nlxoo, Ia tile !ront-runnor adopting ._poaoab!y bellicose In place of Goldwater. All tho attitudes, openly lhrollanlns 1 aame, the potentlai!Ues !or trou. aerteo ol deliberate bnwla over ble are higher rather tban low- plaUOrm planka, over clelepte er. Thlals DOt because then two seating. and evat over tile mat·antagonist• are men or unrea- ter or aU!a11111i pieces ln 1110 1011 hut slmp!J bocauoe tho whole public galleries. notlooal mood lo lncomporab!y ThouBII tile llll<lcd>tecl r1sbt ot more permlulve toward bJoocf7 .. 1ft7 lncwnhoni.Admlnlllratlon to ' ' t' , \ f ended It In tears. American Leque 11te !rustratlon wu because W, L,: Pet. GB o! In alllog toe In his rl.!ht !oot Detroit •• ., • , .63 39 .618 . and tho tears ""'"· for pitching Baltimore ' ' • ,55 45 .550 . 7 tho tllh~ no-hitter or the major Cleveland .• , .57 47 .548 7 loague seoson. Boston • , •••• 53 46 ,535 Slh .Tha 6-!oot, 2-lneh, 185-pound Olkland ••••. 50 51 .495 U'h nadve .of Sallnao, Cai!L, turned New York ••• ,47 51 ,480 U In tile dasslc Monla7 night Mlnne- •..• 48 53 .475 lflh when he beat tho Phlladolphia Call!ornla .•• ,48 53 .475 14'h Phllllos 6-1. Tomm, Phoebu.a or Chicago.,,. ,.44 54 ,449 17 tile Baltimore Orioles pitched Washington ••• ,37 62 .361 25 tile first no-bitter or tile oeascm Monday's Results agalnat tho Boston Reel Sox on Boston 3 BaiL 2, hi, d~. 10 ln. Bootoo 8 BaiL 3, 2nd, night Washington 4 Clove. 2, night New York 7 Detroit 2, night Call!ornll 2 Minn. I, night Chi. 7 Clok. 2, 13 Ins., night Tocla7's Probable Pitchers All Times EIYf Washington (II. Howard 1-5) at Cleveland (McDowell 11).9), 7:30 p.m. New York (Stottlem,yre 13-7) !lfracuso eliminated Cheshire at Detroit (WUaoo 8-8), 8 p.m. !rom tile Syracuse Municipal Chicago (llorlen 11-8) at Olk· Park Poey Loague Tournament la~ (Dobson 7-ll or Kraus~:~e 7.. wltll a ~ shutoUt victory Mon8), 4:30p.m. da7 ovonlng. Baltimore (Hardin 12 • 6) at Jim Hubbard, Syracuse, rightBoston (Ellsworth 9-5), 1:30 p. hander, worklog tllellrot•lxlnnm. ln(l, P,YO up four hils, !annod OnlY scheduled 10 end walked nm. Wednesdly's Games Pet Amold pitched tile nrat Call!ornla at Claldlnd, twl-nllht two outs of tile aevonlh but gave Chicago at lollnnesota, night w~ to Rick Ash oner developWasltlnglon at Detrol4 night Baltimore at Cleveland, night Ing arm trouble. Neither gave up lft7 hlto. Now York at Boston, night A&>rU 27 and Jim Hunter o! tile Olkland Athletics pitched tho ,a American League'a1lrat perfect game In years acalnat the lollnne- TWins on M07 8. Culftr, .iho wept wttllout shame wblle reporters . biter· viewed !ollowlog tllo clasatc, conceded that It hid been 11 cpit.e I daf," He Aid he had been sick all ~ and received a shot of novacaine be!ore tile ramo to oaao tile pain in his toe. Groat Experletlce 4'1 wu tn another world.'' said Culver, who was acquired !rom tho Cleveland Indiana lui whoae slider ubores on hitters like a left hander'a curve ball, walked lhe batters and struck out four. The PhlUles scored their run in the second inning when IUehle Allen reached second base on errors by TOllY Perez and WOOIJ3 Woodward 00 tile same pla7, went to third on an lntleld out and scored on Cookie 'RoJas• 11crlfice n,. The Reds, who won the flrst game o! the twi..Ught doubt .. header 7..$ on Pete Rose' a triple ard Vada Pinson's sacrltlce Oy in the ninth innins, backed Culver with throe-run rallies In lhe third and !ourth lnnlogo. Alex Johnson, Don Pavletich. cam•• Em bror."led r.n controvers:y The Philadelphia Eagles hed thelr own problems involvilli Dave Parks, who played out his optloo wltll tile West Coost club dissatisfied players. EOO Gary and hooked up wltll the Solnto. Ballman and fullback Tmn Parks agreed to terms with Woodeshick, each tn the scoring his new club, hut lllrd7 Is column w I t h five touchdowns halklnc 11 reportlnc w san last season, walked out of the Eagles training eamp because Franclaco. Forty-Nlnen as payment tor Four counties are represent.In Mondal' 1 s first tilt. the Gal· · ·eel In tho aoml.flnala o! tho lOIII ll,[)olls Reel Sox hold a t • 2 load - annual Kyger Creek Little J.eque : going Into tile fourth Inning over · boaoblll tournament. , tho Middleport Redlega, then tile Followtng Moocla7's quarterll- Meigs coumlano tallied I our ' Jial IJ!tloo, only four teams, out markers In the !ourth, and wrsp:~l!i(l":'"""'' ,pt(ld ..r·40cw!llch pad It "' !'fill tlu'~o. m<Jt:~:.t~'!h.• "bOp,{ ;ji'',My 6," relilafnod In ruth ,.,.. · • cootemlon !or tho !968 crown. Alan Acree wat credited wlfll Lui eftnlog, tile lollAidleport tho win. Ralph SOunders was Rodle(s sUpped by tile Glllipo. char&ed with tho loso. 11te winIta Rf_dsox 9o.6 In tho nrat c.,.. nora had eight hlta, tho loaora teat. In Moocla7's niBiltclll, PL IL A. Acree paced tile wlnnero Pleo~'s Cll;y Ice IIIII F u e 1 wltll four bite In ftve trips. Brott downed the lollAidleport Yankees, WUsmlwl four hits In !our trips 13-3. !or tho losers. R. Grymeo had This oveniog, tile nrot semi- two blto, saunders a double and "' ftw coolest pita ~shlro'a TJ. trll>le. • gera (GIIIIa) acalnll McArthur' a In the nlghtcljl, PL Pleasant' a · • Marchantl (VIntoo). 'l1le Tigers Dwight Adkins alltMed ~ ;, will c&rr7 1 15-0 mark Into 1110 port' a· Yaekooo onl,y !lvo hits, contoat. McArlhur, aalndependo . while hla motes bonged out llln .••.oDI oqued, Ia 10-$ tor tho year. a 1~ romp. c 111 tonl&hl'a ooml·flnalnl&ht- Pbll MWor was cher&ed with ,: Cillo Cllf Joe and f\lel (Mason) tho lnoo. Chris lollUor, who re, . will leko on tho MlddleporiJied. lleftd In tile third; got two hits lep (Mei&i). In tllroo trlpo !or 1lle losers. '" Tho wlnnero of tonl&hl'• - · w.,.,ey Call had three hits In , ·wlllllottle!orlho1968cllamplon- .tllroo trips topllcelboYankeea. - osltljl on Wedneada7, beglnnlog al Scott Stewart had a ' ~e and 1 p.m. single for I h e wbmora, Jim ,.., Tho IQOera of tonl&hl'• game Chandler 1 lingle and double, D. .•will I1W for cooaolatloa bonora Adkins a - . , run, and t w o ·.after 1lle champiCilii!W Wt Wed- IIQ(Ioa, Roclll Sturgeon two alnJ ROod&l'. gloa and Sonny McClintock two .: alnglea. the club would not meet their "Thls , la between me 8IKI salary deJ11111ds, Phlledelphls had somethiog Rozelle1" Hardy Js quoted as on the eredlt side, however, as 11171111 alter enpglog tile llnebacker Harold Wells, reservices of an attorney. "I don't think" an,ybody has tllo right tO ceiver Chuck HUghes and move me without me ' or New octenstve tackle Lane Howell Orleana haviog an,ythlng to B&l' came to terms. about it." FIGHT RF.SUL TS lllnly's boo! Is tllat he lwla CAUSEY CLAIMED stertlng job with New Orleans, By United Press International ATLANTA (IJPI) - Wo,yno but will have to Dglrt !or 1 SPRINGFIELD, Mass. (UPI)CIUJOy, traded !rom Chicago to bertll wltlllho Forb" N!nors, B o b Foster,, 179, Washl~ caHforrda less than two weeka SID Francisco team ofllclalo sloAJed Charlie Polite, 199, ago, Monda7 wu Clatmocl oo bavt abo expres1ed displeasure Spr!n(neld (3). waivers b)' tile Allanta Bravea. wit' tho ruling. causey, a uttlity lnftelder, : boUed .180 !or tile White Sox with Call!ornla. To make room tor Clusey, the Brlvta aasiped Ted Davldson, a lollhanded roUe! pitcher, to their Rlcbmcind !arm club In 1110 lntemoll...t 1\eque. ADD PITCHER BOSTON (UPO- Tho Boston !led Sox Mondi.Y reocdvated pltchar BUI Llnd!J !r<111 their mUitary reatrlotecl list and sltljlped another pitcher, Garry Ho(genburk, to tllelr Louts vWo !arm club In tile lntornatl...t cUm - El'l'orl hllw boim ~tly"!or ll)e Colum- "' ·i c6wMBus b a - scoring Jerey Wild "1 I Dd MIMj' SIIWUIUOD to end .·-.s Jots ',this 10111011, but Mot>- ibo game, wltli the Jets on 14> ' da7 night 11· P'! · th~ a vic• ~ . ;: ' toey, ' ' .~ < Dan Sclllolder, whn}ook over · · Tho Jots· ·- e ~ tho In ,the el.!hth !or. John Golno\', BuDIO' Bllclnall-2 ~:~ 1110 fal ,oliven tile win. DIVe Bald- . ; liOttoim or !hoi ~...;a Chuck , Win, · IIJe" ~ or ,two Hol'd· " lllllor .~jrt In Ill Jill for Chrlo hurl~~· lool!.lho .lo,a. . • camzzoro. . ·' ~ loam• were to Pla7 tho ~~_:. "I roallled ·too ·late tbll 1 •O<On! or,,il loo!r'1ll1lll aet to·•llhoqld ha~e hid RJciilo Hebner nlchi- ·• ' \ ·· '. lid not iuller 11111~ tor cu. .· .lz)'lfo," J~t ~ Joh.n , Poll!l aald. ''But lij tho tlmo I · ~ ·, ... ,.. to ·111!>· 1!11litr., . he' aJ. ., . . · , 0 . ·· . ;, • · nwor~l .~· "'.i\le" · FC)J' '~7 . . ' ,·"""" ' '!' ' . i,\,1; .. ':,.· "'" ; ' . . . ... • lnternatloml ' ~ StandlncB United Pren lnternlllonol W. L. Pet. GB Toledo , • , •• 59 45 ,567 Columbus •••• 51 46 ,526 4',1 Jocksonvllle •• 52 47 .525 4lk llocl..,tei' •.••53 48 .525 4',1 Syn~ •••.. 46 $1 .480 9 . LoutoYillo •• , .48 54 .4'n 10 lllll'llo ••.•• ,58 M .4?'1 10 Rlchmood •••• 44 5G .m lSih · llondo,y•a Roaulto Jackaonvlllo aSyrlCIIIO z ' )lochoater6-Ric-O Co!UltlbUI,t Bullalo 3 Toledo !i. ~,ville 3 By · neplay · -run ' \ Mike Cuellar pitched a Courtj:t~:~:~i:?.i::~:=::::::::::::::::::::::~>.::::::::::~::::;::i;i::~•:· hltter and knocked in the only ';'.' ~=~jR U • :~:: run he needed in the secon:1 .. ·..: :. yan navr.ng:;l:{ innlng in scoring his second shutout and sixth win tor the ::;:;;: ,_ F'UYhf fiOr :~;;::bothered Astros. Cuellar, who was ~0 b7 an "l"' ailment .;.: ~: .:;: --e .~ :: early in the season, struck out ~:; four and. walked one. ~ ::;:: \\\Old QB Job i\\ Roberto Clemente singled '•"· ~~.....,~ HmAM, Ohio (UPO - Tho nell replarly B<hodulecl IICrim- " mage for the Cleveland Browns wlll be Saturday but several boating! small ones have been develop~ lnc In tho meantime. First there's the rookies. The Browns now have 63 men on their roster and three must be cut by Thursday when all Nadonal Football Leai!IIO teams muat be down to 60 men. hsiest Wily To . Lovelier R6oms Then there's theQW1.erbaeks. Everyooe lo predicting Frank Ryan, or at least a healthy ver- sion or Frank ft7an, will return as COach Blanton COllier's No. 1 quarterl>ack. But he Is getllng some strong competition from Bill Nolaon and Gary Lane. Nelson came to the Browns a tew months back trom the PlttaburBII Steelers and proved In tllolaot scrimmage holobeclnnlnc to fool comlorlahle wltll Cleveland's style of J)lay, He led tile only touchdown drive durlnc tllat scrimmage. Lane proved last season that he can move the team with slrooc abowln(s In tile final games when Ryan was less than A-100 Latex HOUSE PAINT For Wood, Metal and Masonary. SUPER WHITE and TINTING WHITE $8.25 qal. ELMER BURNS COLOR CENTER 992-5611 100 per coni physically. r't$t> o nt DLC-100" ·' NEW TREADS RETREADS ON SOUND TIRE BODIES OR ON YOUR OWN TIRES • ; and was hltles• In tool' games Became Key Move ,.. ,,, ...,_ catd. •' Wash- ww Fight Rullow Loagoo. 'ldz LooM ..., 0 loss. ~ his lOth wln !oc the Clrdlwo. Nolan ft¥an, the Mets' earlyseason strikeout sensation, suf- Detroit Tigers 7-2, tho Booton Reel Sox swept tho Baltimore Orioles 3-2 and 8-3, the ·~ arra- victories. scored another as burn pitched a seven-hitter for ·,' v- fered his ninth loss against six innlrw with the first of his two doubles, drove in two runs am New York Yankees downed the :~: walked two, and hit a batter. bard. Cheshire hitters .were J. Bias, ~cuse opened Ito scorlnc with two runs In the 11rst when the catcller, with a ckJubJe and Rick Ash singled !ollowlng back- single, end Beebe and Wigal, to-hack base hits by Steve W!no- eaeh a single. Syracuse will go acnlnll Dowbrermer and Amos Moore. Tho hnsto upped tllelr mar- ler's Transmission, the Parkcln to 4~ In tile Mh wltll two ersburg team that doWned Mldruns on an error, a walk, and dloporl 5-4 on Wednesday oven. singles by Kevin StoUor and Am- Inc at 6:30 and Eastem will pl&l' Pomeroy Thursday at 6:30. old. !lvracuoo 200 022 0 - 6 6 I The last two nms were acChashlro 000 ooo 0 - o4 6 counted !or In tile slxtb as tho Hubbard (WP), Arnold (7), Ash result or two Cheshire errors (7) and Ablos. Wigal and Bals. C. Wigal, also a righthander, and a fielder's chot~. Umpires Jim Soulsby, went the cllllanco !or Chesltlre. cuse'l only other .hit was a George Nesselroad, Jr . He allowed alx hits, !Inned !lvo, !ourtll lnnlog single b7 H u b- In KC Tourney Semi-Finals · Nov. 21. "I'm crying because I know thot winning Is gcod hut wlmlrw a no-hitter is really CuiY~r. ID" hotiiO Mauey WUla w)lll tho decisive nm 1.1\ llljl alldb Imine to help tho ·Pirate•'' Bob notch hll .iJnth win. 11111 lfazorosld ~ .for tho Plntea wblto .Hanh Aariln hod three bite IDOl Joe Torro tooo·!or . tho Bnveo, · ~ Reed wai ll88ed wltll his shill ,O.o. G&l'lord PerlJ''I twJ>'Idlter earood tho Siln ' Francisco pitcher his nillth ri!'lor7. Slngloa by T1 Cline, WUile Ml:Covoy, WOlle MOJo and Jo,y Alou sparked 1 t!Hrsaldnc rally In tho sixth ltmlnc tbll clealt rookie Gary Rosa hU Brill Washington Senaton topped tile Clevellnd Indians 4-2, tile california Angels nlwecl tho MIMe- Twins 2-1 and the Ctilcago White Sox tq>ped ~~~~ Oakland Athletics 7-2 In 13 Innings. Lou Brock, who spoiled Nolan R,an's J)()-blt bid in the sixth and Pat Corralu drove In two rUIIB each lo lead tile Hecla' 12hit attack. 11te St. LDIIls ,canunats do!Jated tho Nonr York Meta 51, the Houston A1tros beat the Los Arweles Dodgers 2--0, the Plttabursh Plrltea shaded the AUenta Braves 3-2 and tile SID Fnnc:iaco Glints ~ tho Chlcogo Cuba 4-1 In nther National League games. Yankees Beet Detroit In the American I,.eague, tbe Syracuse Shutout Winner Over Cheshire Pony Club Four Counties Represented u d · nar y ~rror him great!' ' ,, ~!0 a tew amtl..; '·· ' · thoro'o talk thai ;'. Loque . )..wit 'eei l VICTIM Of WINTER PRICES i _, ...... .lriJI.....1........ • • 1CI tnlll It .••• dll Fimt- su ER SPECIAL . CALL 992·5186 TODAY ST, ASH .' MIDDLEPORT ICE ·--,., ..... ti.. TIItllliiiDD ...... t 1 735x14-73Sx15 FUEL POIN'f PLEASANT, W. VA. PHONE 675-2460 ' · · · '· · ' ..i NO MONEY �,~ '' ,, . " .*1 1ho . , ~ BoWser ~ Theme is Work; :Pi(Jy ~ ~ly SeM!nel, :Middleport..Pameroy, 0., Jill¥ 30, 1968 , . .·~' Dies Monday· . 1~ mpmee ngij~ ~T. . ·, . PLEASANT- "Workud Play to Maaon l:ouDQ"' wm be the title or the Mason CGulli1 Flower Sholl, sponaorocl b,y .lho ;l: New Haven, N""'"l!ml, 'fU.EI>. i~: ij _. . .. ·. . BOwoor,. 8$, of 2024 ~ncolnA..,_ :'Vf.lten 00 . RCe I'T. PLEASAIIT - Oreo Loy ":'*!~ a, .... • *~ ~ ~: . 11110• . llled Monday 8:40 o.m. 1n . HOSpital tottowtns aaev• eoi!IOI\jlis Uloess. retired Marietta nld !:::·:· ¥aaurlctur1JW Company worker, :~· 0' bono In Wetzel County on APrfi PT. PLEASANT_ DeiiPIIethe U. 1883 • ''"' ollhelato Homer reins .-r1na the past week- wet- ~ u lds u• h :~no a: ,:r~e:;~~; !i_ :.; it:.r Local No. 610. Survlvlna are his wldow,Georsla Roblruion Bowser; one doughler, Mrs. Howerd B<ewer, Rt. 1 Pl. Pleaunt; three sone, LQy of McArthur, Ohio, Earl R. of Huntlngton and Fred L. Bowoer of St. Albans; 11 grandchildren lind 24 great grandchildren. Funeral aervlce w)ll be he 1 d Thursday 1:30 p.m. In the Crow· Russell Funeral Home with the Rev. Everett Delaney omctatlng. Burial wm be In Kirkland Momorlal Gerdens. Friends Mt.7 caU at the funeral home after 4 p.m. Wedne.. New Bishop ' • :'"!':.:~~:es U:;-:•~ CampmB811ng revival near New Hoven hasbeen300poraonsnl8htt,y, with thelaraest !llllllb!!r, 535, present lor nlg!>t's oervIce. · Youth services wUl be held Thur., and the !8 conperatina United Methodist churches are urged to eeod large delegationa or YOWIB people. FamUy nllht w!U be observed In the cloalna service. Rev. &ogeoe Garlow, GovernIna Board chairman of I h e Campground Aaaoclatloo, reported that a total of IS first time decisions for Christ and seven rededlcatloos have been made In tho services In reaponse to the preachlna and ·'·"'-· of the "Singing _,.... Baalnpre." Delogationa bsve been presenl I rom Charleston. Huntington, a • d &m~ Frl~ Con•-t "'-trt'es '""' UJ. Are Bemg' Taken PT. PLEASANT- Entrltaare being taken lor tha COIIrley alii Western Band Contest to be held at the Meson CouniY Fair, Au&ust 6-ID. Prize money this year wUl be $250 lor nrat place; $100 ror second and $50 lor third Dayton Raynes of Meson, Is cholrman of the event and Ralph Shannon of TV lame, wUI serve as master or ceremonies. AnY coontry and weatern blDd in the area enter the ccmtletltlon with entries lo &o In to Mr. Raynes by August 5. . F11r on Auaual9 ends lb lip. Ill. IIIII Aucual10 f<am 9 o.Jii. to 9 p.m. . , ,· ,, Mn. I. aousi>'to with Mba Ulah Jinii P.IJI!e11,..,. PT. PLEASANT- An approxImate 225,000 United Mllthodlsts In West Vlrginla will have a new bishop to guide tile creatiiXI ol the new United West Vlrglnla Conference next June. Tbls resulted wben the Eighth Northeastern Jurisdictional Conference, held at West Virginia WeslO)'an College, Buckhamoo, this post week elected two now bllill· ops and approved a change In the antanment ol the nino a r e a clolr<h leader•. Roy Bleaslng, local !~man, waa adelegatetothlsConference, and oorved oo the 48 member ~IIICOpOey committee that was IDYolved In the assignment o1 tile bllhope. His Cnn!erence super~ Rev. Harry Eckels, waa abo a member on this ..-. Blllhop Frederick com~ Wertz, of Wfilill'!'sport, Pa., wm IPJide the Iormor Methodist and Evangollcal Unlted Brethren conferenc- ~ ~halrinan ':t~:.~c! :.:-!vi.=:. hlblta muat be set '-' 11\d compleled be!Waen tho hours or 8 lind 12 0000 thomornlqj of I b. sholl; · no arranaemeQta IIII,Y be made In the exhibit room; no arbe mowcl beftlro the close or the sholl; IIWII'ds wfil be made to requlrements listed In tile soh.. dulo. The standard system of judgwUl be uaed, bell of the sholl lind sweepstakes awards wUl be given In both divisions, and aU . entries must be approved b,y the classlllcatlon committee. accord!~ I~ P~~~~~~~~::; Pas tor, Family Pt. Pleasant; William He~, ··' Galllpolla Ferry; James Barnett, Pl. Pleannt; Charles Llvei,Y,PL Guests at Party Pleaun~ Mrs. Margaret Outlleld, Vlema, W. Va. Tho conarogatlon of the MornDIS"" 'D"E ~""~ D: Sadie Hugltee, 1IV Star United Methodist Church ed~~ sn periiXIs attend- Ashton; Herbert Matheny, Leoo· held • reeeptloo and poUnd party Satorday. Evanaellst l n e r Lonnie Balles, Grimms, .....,_• Bulnpr secured the commit-~... Saturday evenlna honoring their minister, the Rev. WWtam ment of mmerous peraons to share In a 24-ITour prayer vigil IN POST GRAD STVDY Alrson, and hlsllmlly. for the <evlval, volunteers agreeMise FlorMce Scrlmaher, Games and conteata were held Ina to prayer at halt.l!our por- daushtor or Mr. and Mrs. Lewla during the oventna, and rehabtods 1rom ID p.m. 51........ menta of homemade Ice cram, ~...., un- Jobnstoo, ha be Route 1, Loog Botlom, cake lil &mcla1 evening. Anothar In• t1UD a post "'sduale course lind Kool..td were served. te stl of In practical nurelna at ~lor Attendllw besides tho Rev. and re na 1eature this serv- Univorsi'" Medl--' Centar tno·•. Mrs. Alroon were their four chll· ice occurred wheD' varl.oos memY vw ... bers stood up to report I he las, Tons. Mill Scrlmaher Is a dren, Dolly, Gens, P0811 and dale o1 their converalon. The "'sduate of lho Training School Patrick, Mra. Mildred lhle, Mr. evi1JIII8llst directed hll mesnp lor Practical Nurelna at Mar- and Mrs. Loe Johnson lind,...,.,_ around the theme o1 "Who's Iotta. son, Gregg Johnson; MrL Fred Who7" ON U$ BOSTON E. Smith, James Smith, GaU lind &mday morntoa the couple Seaman Robert F. _ . . , Donald Shatrer, and Mrs. J. A. shared In services at Ilelgllls USN, 21, eon o1 Mr. and Mrl. Smith, Mary Elleeo and Robert, and Good Shephard churches. Corroll SWaoson of 211 MUl st., Mrs. EmUy Butnaer spoke to Middleport, Ia servloa aboard Mrs. Robert Rinehart a n d the children, uelna an abject the guided missile heavy crulsgrandchildren, Eddie IIIII Lydia sermonette, one of the nl8hti,Y er U$ Booton orr lho coast of Johnaon, Mr. lind Mrl. Harold foalores ollho rmval. Vietnam. George, Brian, Brent and David, A famed designer of cbll· Government ledwoocts and Mrs. L. W. McComas picnickdren's apparel has good new1 BAN l'RANCISCO IUPI> ed recentl,y at the Portland Park. lor molhera. The big laablon The Journal of Porestry reTeble grace learned In the newo lor small fry nnt laU ports the federal government head start Prosr&m at the MidwW be permaDenl p r e 11, owns a.bo\lt If per cent at the tomble-dry awe ale r lullt. forest acreage where coaat dleport Elementary School Ibis summer waa given b,y LJdla. which eaa be waahed by hBJHI redwood trees IJOW. Picnic at Park or machine. ~ l!r~. m._.: lillll~bl.rthdi.Y. a.J ~ .~· ~· ~~~ charpd with lntoxlcatiOil ~akt• ld k He at Par Children or Marl and Louise Crary beld a ramt1.Y r - llm· da1at the Royal Qak Park. Attending were Mrl. Ear 1 Sblmaker, Mra. Delbert Rabineon, Dean, Douilas and D e e Ann, Now Lextnaton; Mr • and Mra. Robert Slwmaker, SloYon and !!;lawn, Somaraet; Mr. and Mrs. Norman Flahor, Seneca· ville; Mr. and Mrs. Tom Flaher, Cambrld&o; Mr. and Mrs. James Smith, Maraha and u. llua, Mr. and Mrs. Donald Fink, Don Danny, Dale and OreCoh•miiQs. Mr. and Mrs. Heed Crary, Mr. and Mra. Grent Smith, Torry, John, and Michael, Raedsville; Mr. and Mrs. Robert Wamsley, June Am and J. R.j Mr. and Mrs. Gerald WUdermulh, Pomeroy; Tina and Todd Nibert, Gelllpolla; Mr. and Mra. -··I · - Mora, Mr. and Mrs. Dmaid Mora, David, R~, Mark and 3 Mary, FometOY, Route • Tweln penona were tram• pled lo dMth to a panic on the Broot!JD Brlclge alx days alter 1\ wu opened to Mt.J, 1883. GREET SPECIAL FRIENDS ON SPECIAL DAYS IN AN EXTRA SPECIAL WAY. SEND A · FLORAL GIFT FROM, =•~ TeeM!gt. Rought Tochnlcill Sorpaot Gerald E. Roug!ll, ICIII of Mr. and Mra. Ql)' A. Roulhl ol Rt. ·2, Hooper. Ia, Mich., Ia oo dul;y at U>lln Royal Thai AFB, Thallxnd, Slf. pant ROul!hl, an autopilot tacholclao, Is a 11tembar of the Psclllc Air Forces. The aorpant ottendad HooperIa Hl8h Schon! and compl- re· =rlnamenll!or hlo diploma after the Air Force. HI 1 :•• andEIIen, lo lho deu&htor or • Mro, Gtorae NesoelSr. of 130 Lalirel St., - · roy. Founding LOUISVILLE, Ky. (1JPI)Jell'erson Bemtoary, forerunner of the University of Louts•We, was founded to n88. Tod••, UL •• Ill ~ e olde.st municipal unl• verslty to the United Btates. =:"":S.: Jr., Edcllt and !Joe Kina, Beth Porr!n, l'lDI and CIJMiy Crool\1, K.. :McQdloua!l, and Kristin ADderilon, ' , Othero attending were M r 1. Paul Amborpr IIIII Janie, Mrs. Bill Woods and Kylt, Mrs. Don Betzlna, Kevin and Brian, Mrl. Paul 1!all'd and IIOIIJl'' M r '· Ecldle CroQko, and Mro. Wntlam . Mloraon. •· ., with . 100.. LAT.• X •• S 'ftRE <D · :• HOUSE PAINT . ., Dries ln 20 mlnuftt Dull,.......,""' e ~ . . • ...... NIJFRII II ". ................... ................... WIIMitll ·----...- ' ~ BIG s ·A VINGS $}5.00 WIRING ALLOWANCE BUYA Flame less ELECtRlt'''illMGE '" ·''"'·~ ·:·: ' 1. ' ::~ -~ 1 "t ... . VI. urclty '!ire ovenin£ united at In marrlqe 8 p.m. at Satthe • honle or.lho bride. The !Ia•· Pearl A. Costo, pestor of Chester Methodist Chorch ofllclateoL The vows of the doublHiDS ceremony wore ed before an lm&>rovlsed al\ar · decorated with greenery, white · Mr. and Mro. Earl o. Thorna, KeiiT and &!zan, have re. turned trom a trip..,., tho Slo'· Uno Drive to ShenandOah Natlonal Park ill Virginia. While in tho Blue Rldre MoUntains, thtJ visited the Natural Brldao o1 vtrctnta, ooe or the ....., naturol - · of tho world, • nw the home of the Vlrglnla Military Institute at l.eldnalon. Mrl. Chester llnl&hl hao returned from a week'o Viall In Marloo with her clau5oter..tn-law, Mrs. Torry Knltlht. and lnlanl aon, stevle. Terri Is at Nattonal Guard aummor camp, Mr. and Mra. Ph!lllli van Vranken and children stephanie and Peter, of Tlluovlllo, Fla. are Ylolling here with hlo brother, HarvtJVanVranken, and lamlly, and her parenta, Mr. and Mrl. Bllas WU100 o1 Meeon, w. va. Mr. IIIII Mr•· ·Dean HUl and Mr. and Mrl. Brooka Norman of WUllamstown, W. Vs. were &mday - r pests or Mr. and Mra. Floyd Weber. ThO)' to return lor the Mel&a •COU!IIy Folr presentation o1 tile Big Bend Minstrel Aasoclatlon o1 which Mrs. Weber Ia aecom• -·•• .,........ Mrs. Don Drenner and cblldren. Klmberl)' and KeYtn, and Mrs. Naldo loloekey andchtldren, left a............. lolllllda;r lor their home at _,._ Wul .....,.,., N. J. ~- a two w..k visit here. Mrs. Mockey and chUdran were !Jiosts of her porenls, Mr. and Mrl. L e e Drennor. Mrs. Don Dremer and ehlldren Ylalted her motheri Mrs. Tbietms Alhworth. -ct ~xchang- Wiener Roast Held at Park MASON - On the evening or Jill¥ 11 tile Graham United Melhodlst Bellioner and Junior &In~ School Claaees had a wien· er reallllll tbo New Haven Park. Boglmers attandlna - e Terrl Browo. Connie Brown, L I • a Plckeoa, Allee Rouah, Damy Me· Namara, Debbie . McNamara, Merl< Roulill, Robert Lewis Zorklo, Tilllllll' Roulill, Torry Rouob and the Beginnara' claas teach· or, Mro. Michael Merritt. From tho Junior Class were Uaa Brown, Telllllll' Bumaar· nor,, RobbleandMcNamara, Mlchao Routh the Junior Class teacher, Mrs. Charles Wood. Parenta attendlna were Mrl. Albert Roosh, Mr. and Mrs. Joey Rouah, Mra. Paul Zerkle, ldra. Robert Mrs. McNamara, Mrs. Arnold Rouah, Jack Pickens and Mrs Ger·'d Bum me · tu P r· Mra. Mary Rouah and Bonnie took pictures ~·•-• of the children. ,..__ and 18 • ~· ·~ pes Stevena attended • Joyce lilid ruf.. no'd ~~etuntas. · Th8 llmUies lind clO&e f<lends o1 lhO c.q,1e. wttneelecl the car· emony, The bride; given Inmar• ' .•,• ~- Calenelarl TVa!AY · :M0'111ER-IlAUGHTER .blqlpll at 6:30 p.m. TUolli!lif, I.• aodll r90111 , pi , ~ ~ Chureh; Of!ortne for dllllor to help on purchuo of cujetlng for tile clllrcll bou8bl b1 the Adi1t Class. THURSDAY LAVREL CLIFF Bolter Health Club, 7:30 'I'hul• at tho home of. Mrl. ~elllo Traey.i _ PAST CHIEFS, MIIIIIOIII Temple, Pythiln Sisters, picnic at the Syracuse Park, 6p.m. Thur.. rlaie lerwthb,ydress her lather, or white worebrocaded a street talleta. The short veU of Uluslon reD I rom a coronet of pearls. Sha carried a coionlal bouquet of white ioaebuda. Miss Pat Sldnner, Waterford, maid of honor, wore blue tall'eta and carried a colonlill """"'"I oldalslos. Larry Boso,Parkorsburg, w. va., wu best man. An arranpment of whlteltedioll and yeUoil enapdragoos In a stemmed antiQUO coJ¥1ner !lank· ed by white tapers In crystal holdars, decorated the dlnlna table. ~. ROCK SPRINGS Gr~Q~t meetThe lhree-tlered weddiDS Clke IJW, 8 p.m. Thur. at the ball. topped with a cluster of ysllow ros-s was served b1 Mrs. Gerald Wlldermolh, a great-eunt Ankle-Slimming Exercise ol the bride. Mra. Paul llajoea, W~ald you ~ It 111!11 J Belpre, aunt of the bride, serv· aDidea? Try lbli exereloe: Sit lmeel eroued IIIICI pcllat ed the punch. The brl4e chanpd to a white toes dowa, lllea up, thea In aed brown linen ensemble with dreular moUop. Do 10 tbileo day. Ankleo look ollm· which lille wore the corsegelrom each mer In medlulil heela, aheer her wedding bouquet lor a short stoeUngo and pilln pumps. wedding trip. The c...,le are athomeatlhetr opartment on West Meln St. In Pomeroy. Now, for the first time in the :;p$urance industry, Nationwide Insuranc;~;jv.IU guarantee renewal of Homeowm!r:s' in·surance for five years. Ask me'~bout it. · o The man froni Nationwide iJon your 1ide. Nationwide Mutual Plrelmuranee Co. Natloowide Life Insurance Co. Nationwide Muwtd lnturan~ Co. Home office: ColumbUS:, Ohio Wo"y of FALSE TEETH Sllppl119 or lrrltatl1g? Doo>'tbeom..,......,.,_,."' '""''"PPina.dnoPPinl "'wobbllno w=Dou •t. talk or laUih. luft a Uttle PASTDTH on JOur * ·'l'hw pi8UU1t powder &Ina a ::=u.~,~;-bo~t~~~=:=: p -.r.No..,....,,_,,pu<J ...... Dentur. that at are ..antJ•l to ._,PABTD'TH ....... ,.,...at """'"' Get au drul resuwtr. eouot.ett. · A bellkel dlnnor weo held at YOI bDJ It lo IHIIH ~awy, IDe Ilia moral J!IJ• IIIli week with omaller lbaa '· 'II U l ' ., ( ·'"biJor. *' alater, Mro. Carl Vaodorand'llmib' or Waldo. Mra. McComas ..,.! Mra: ViDI!irhoof ,Plan a v¥\lhlf, • · with ID• Olhor ..-.r, Mrl. IVa.. Wu:d, wilo roaldoi It<fllovar ' NUt~ .Hollie. Weoi Broill· ·. · COJum. llua. r ·: ' enta v.;tlon 1n'Florida. ;.: awlmmilll durlns the allerneon. Mr. and Mrs. D. G• .Grtmeo Allendlni wore Mr. and· Mrs. a n,d . ! ;r, Kareft, returned Ri)'IIIOIId \\'album, Jotr, Greil. tO . CU,, :Md. &mday af· ..and.~ta,..MiddiOlPQri;·Jir~aod .. • ter · here with Mr. and Mra. llana' Walburn, Bl!an 'IJiMra. •.Earl oa._n .... ..... thy and ~ Salem, o' r o.; .and Mrs. B. B. Zeigler. Other Mr. and Mro. Dale Walburn, JUI recant IJiesto were Mr. andMra. and stoYo, Middleport; Mr. and Rlcbard Zeillor and claug!rter, Mrs. Blaine Walborn, Klmbori,Y Debbie, or Ralpro. and David, VIenna; Mr. and Mra. Mr •.,and Mro. Rannla Wolborn Ronnlo Walbum, Mery Am, Jloo. IIIII c!>bdren. Mary Ann, Roll- nte, Danny, Ricky, and Mlcbael, nle, DI!IIY, Ricky, illd Mlcblel, Riverdale Md. ' left .ilndal lor their home at Mr. and' Mrl. Demls Walburn, Rlvordalo, Md. after vacillon· Slerry, Tracy, and Kristin, Bel· lug here with h11 parants, Mr. pre; Peter Welborn, Canloll; Mr. and Mro. Raymond Walbum and and Mrs. Dave TQlor (Mary other relatives. Walburnl Canton, and Mr. IIIII llai'old 0. GeorP hal r,mm- Mra. Rt.JMODdWalburn, Sr., Mhl· ed to bla employment at Holzer dleport. . Hoopltal aftllr a two weak vacaThe ramt1.Y wa1 Joined for lho liOn. .Mr. and Mro. George and da1 b,y Joa lleplleneon, Mlddt.. Brlln, Yltlted ill OSk Dole, port, and Mra. Earl Ruebel and !rl..nta, lndPIItlbur8ll. Pt. with Mra. Marpret Chlldora of. VI· relaiiVOI and friendS for aever• em&. · al dal'- Thay 1181'8 ~J~esta of Mr. 1111 ·Mrs. Paul Tyree, ror- Body Shirt is New Look mor Middleport residents. Brent BlouiN hive alwayo'bee• .Edward and Davl4 eeorp re· _ , .. CO«ddute wllll Ulrla malned here with 'thofr grand- or pull, !lilt tile loall parento, Mr. and Mro. L<ll Mc- toUJ II tile llodJ lblrt. The ~lady oblr& muot ftt IDUlY, oo ·Comll durina their porenta' ab- II II wile II try It •• Wore .,... See Local Merchants Ads In Thursday's Daily Sentinel :·. ' . . . ' ·~ ~ol' " s~racQiJI •'· ~· }Personal No· tes §!'noon. ramt1.Y p.ctures ware tak· :·:· en, and there was alog!ng and '.- ' I 1F YOU WATCH the Paul Dlx-"'" ouu·• .~ oot of Cin~·-all "'uu• ~~o~n:~~• you are tamUtar with tho rubber chicken prop which he ueea IIi his openlna OYary lilornlne. But I'll bet you dl~t know that the sai'tar that chlckell hao on Was made by our own Mrs. c. H. "Sla" WI H. ..• !o!rt. L. W, ~cCOmaslaiiiJ!IIId· fll, •II FRIDAY and SATURDAY AUG. 2-3 • i g·: o·C-'J;OI: . . I.... :::: ···· ol New Jersey area, was ..- • Point Sur Urhthouse, on the Pactnc coast In MontereY Counl!', Calif., Ia 270 feet above Tho Raymond Walbom lamll.Y . o1 Mldd!OI)Orl waa InVIted Sat- the ocean. llrdll' to the Jackson County Park !!tM;ddf:po:,:::,:,:;:;:::::~:::::::::')l\ ~~~:m-.b,~;~: tor lho !lrst EE YOUR DEALE TODAY BEND.AREA, COMMUNITY ~== I >:· ~::>:·:-!·:·:·:·:•::;;;;;.;:;;;;;;;:;:;.;:;-:-:::::::::::::::::::::::::~;~: WJiburn Family Reunited ence. Negro bllillop Prince Toy- Big Bargaim Coming Your Way •••• ~luded Their son, Mlcbaol, who has been stetloned ln. Panama with tho U, S. Anny lor tho post 18 months, walked In UIIOlq)Oct· edi,Y. Their last word waa that he ll1lllid leove l'anamo m Jul,)' . 31, but be came a lew ~· ellt oftl.ce ln the church by an illtegrated jurisdictional confer~, i,u11in and Smith'•' 29-day , milo trip 7 380 The mom•nt• to remember are DW\l', but certain to ben(,,. Uoned II you're to ihe Smiths· are three ofdaUghla - an ""' counter with • bear at YeUowatooe; a bnllh with a tor....O during westward journey, and thil stqry ot tile ,calq,er getUna stuck In sequoia tree tumel. Jolnlna .Mr. and Mrs. Smith early. tho trip were Mr. and Mrs. Mike .ftew trod! Panama to ,J l.elllndEichmUler o1 watertown, Charleaton, trom there to Huntresldonto ol Middleport .-r1na tngton, and than •'thumbed" Into TNT days. The vacation In· GaJUpolil Ferry where he surstop a at Wloooosln Della, prlaed hi• wile, - · who llvea CodY, Wyomln& tho Bad l<ands, there with her parents. Ml Ruahmore, Yoll""stone, Salt After a month'olurlough, Mike Lake Cllt, Keno, Nev., Lake Te- will IJI to Fort caroon, colo. hoe, Yosemite, tho Se<pola Na. tor additional trainlna before !lonal Park on their ~ jo Call· leaving lor VIetnam. tornla where thO)' took· in Disneyland; Kootto Berry Farm, the WIQLE PEARL REYNOLDS San.--DieJIO [.oo, and Saa World. 111111'1 be able to attend !he 118• At Sao,llteJIO thtJ vtalted Mr. .~ convention of the Daug!J· Smllb'i o!Jtar, Mrs. Ull War- taro of Unloo Veterano to be I;Oil. and jiia·brolhar, Erne 1 hald neil week In Seattll, abe 1 ~; and ·111 .Yu~ thtJ wore 111 creating some ollho altrac· luesta of another brother and ttvo cardinal pln4ll which wnt iaa wile; Mr. andMrl. R.~Smlth. be worn b1 ·the OhiO delegation. Fm'OUte homethocamplnaeou-· Pearl 1a theaaalstenlchlel' of plea visited Hoover oam, Grand staff o1 tho Ohio · ~ fanyon, Where the men rode D,U,V. Sle rotumed &JndaY!rom aown Into lho canyon In a hell- a state oll'lclalo' meetlna In CorOoptor; tho Painted Doeart, the dlngton with a, quantity of red lndlan vlllap 'of T-, the Gar· and yellow plastic matartala den of lho Gods, and the Royal which &lle'U use 1n making lho Gorp. cardinal replica pin-ons, approCXmplna facllllloa illooa tho prlate and attractive lor the OhiO wa,y are exc'llent. &he Smith1 d-.le-teJ. r - ~. Remember •• practically all new electric ranges now feature self-cleaning ovens PERISTALSIS .w .. ,_ Sioiiar .... ~ MR. AND MRS. J. A. SMrl'H had a della!ltf1!l aurprlse Mon- For a cool, clean, modern kHchen WAKE UP _:. . ,_ . . reporL 0 the Central Jurisdiction went out of existence. Former local Bel1emeade pas-. tor, Rev. Jack Higgins, o1 Parkersburg, alao was a delogata to his conference. . ~~ t. • .. .,._.. ...-.. Mr· - "" ~ 1• ....,. wn~utb whllolbelr rpor- talld~ N I!W ,., ' Min lSally Ml>?• d&ullhtar of i!. lolf· ... Mrs. Jl01llld c. More, :;:; l'<lmoroy, 11outo 3, IIIII Earl F. · ,:,: Tina and Todd Nlbort of Gel- JJwels, Jr., 1!>11 of Mr. aid Mrs. llpollo ate hare vllltins their Elrl· F• ..._Is, Sr., ""'"on, W, sldel,l pll . every ,,,""cation. lt'slho l~~~·~·;•e•15~i.~~~:!1:~~~~~~:~ ' • aid . • :~ '. :·!·::~ ,. • -~< Pllrsonal' Notes : : Corner••• · !"''f•~:Pre~ '·~Y~·~~~~· ~· ~ ~~ ''· By Cltor/etle . Ho.fliCh l!ldh1~ --~r~ ~!@1'::¢!'~-':'!<m.<:; , Fami1y Reunion. · At Tbialand Peillt es in the union proceaa cluing a18cted In lho former Central the next several months as his (Ne8f0) Jurisdiction and later ,..,. task In the episcopacy. assigned to New Jor141Y when He wUI replace Bishop Fred Hollo~, or Chartestoo, who reUred at this Conference after eight years as the M-st leader, and Blollop Gordon Howard, of Pittoburl!h, who headed the East Central Area, Including West VIrginia EUB Cnnlerence. Bllhop Howard wa1 asatgned to the Philadelphia area where he, too, will be bringing Melhodlsts and EUBs Into unIon. The other newt,y elocled blohop Is Dr. Roy Nichols, o1 New York C11;y, who Is the ftrst Negro to be elocled to thll hll!h- ComiJlunit,y c101111 18, Aijllbu, unuli 11111 belttrY ·l\fPi'lllnl Mr. liiich 1., ......., CQ!IOI, lllid Wlr"'!"' J.o .-,h 1. Neal, Jr.,2s,,, Mra. Wp S•h..,.llon!>rini -...cl .tlth 'IJIU!IIera. , · Wool Collimbli 11111 Okay Entin; their "'lllddoutllhr, AD11¥Riaa. Tbie chlldr., hed rell)'lo'la 42, Souihof48, both•charpd with or l!r. and 1\iitli treallll't hunt for sill•, and ui!W -,:petit Eupoe L 0 r 0 1 on her · halkett .In . cbalrmaii. . . . . . Clark, sa, Lel!o; Dtlmar 111\1 doc- • '« c. . . General , shoW rule• lliuat be \VUson, 19, li&Vtllswood, sua J, tho aril& for lho Pll'i1 . were .lhe.• 1· abaened lind an exhibitor IIIII' Mea, 43, st: Albans; 1111 Fred . ~ldal oflerntiOII. :floe Clr· to .lolr/b. . . ·, · , · .make ODb' ID entry l!i a c!Uo FarleJ, 58, RavenawQOd, eecb / · • · Olostolll ttie , ~·r~g. "·- th 300 umference ~'of 111. ·h Wed at Bride's HQme. 1if'p~' ':"m· ' ' ':'r·' o' ' ':'''''' ' ' 'i'' ' ' ' ' ''t~ . ' w.~.~~~... ~~~·o.r- ~~~~ t::;. A c!J'eu• -· ·~•• ~""·. "'' n~o~~rwl• ~..."outll.ta· de~ Clulio at tho MatOil ·~ .~~~e·•~·~F.i-i!ie 1 ve-·lf!tlil .out (or ~F-· ,UV .Ill 't ~ ~ ·~~· ~,.mpll~. Perko Will Guide Fifth Birthday Observed dla, ,._.nt m~ p~. m~ ' The Dally Sentinel, Mlddleport--POIIII'roy, 0., Jill¥' 30, 1968 lolro. ,~--..~~~~·~" l.i.....: wear. ... ···- lo ..,.., .. •' ' .' I a month $14.00 ( ps central air conditioninl costs ) (•lUO.:dO ,..._ • .u..OO) ' ectric•centr a1r tio co costs ••• perfect a abe a month (UU8s7 yean= UMtll) you uaally · sa'Vials with an ·dectric system ' . $635.88 �,~ '' ,, . " .*1 1ho . , ~ BoWser ~ Theme is Work; :Pi(Jy ~ ~ly SeM!nel, :Middleport..Pameroy, 0., Jill¥ 30, 1968 , . .·~' Dies Monday· . 1~ mpmee ngij~ ~T. . ·, . PLEASANT- "Workud Play to Maaon l:ouDQ"' wm be the title or the Mason CGulli1 Flower Sholl, sponaorocl b,y .lho ;l: New Haven, N""'"l!ml, 'fU.EI>. i~: ij _. . .. ·. . BOwoor,. 8$, of 2024 ~ncolnA..,_ :'Vf.lten 00 . RCe I'T. PLEASAIIT - Oreo Loy ":'*!~ a, .... • *~ ~ ~: . 11110• . llled Monday 8:40 o.m. 1n . HOSpital tottowtns aaev• eoi!IOI\jlis Uloess. retired Marietta nld !:::·:· ¥aaurlctur1JW Company worker, :~· 0' bono In Wetzel County on APrfi PT. PLEASANT_ DeiiPIIethe U. 1883 • ''"' ollhelato Homer reins .-r1na the past week- wet- ~ u lds u• h :~no a: ,:r~e:;~~; !i_ :.; it:.r Local No. 610. Survlvlna are his wldow,Georsla Roblruion Bowser; one doughler, Mrs. Howerd B<ewer, Rt. 1 Pl. Pleaunt; three sone, LQy of McArthur, Ohio, Earl R. of Huntlngton and Fred L. Bowoer of St. Albans; 11 grandchildren lind 24 great grandchildren. Funeral aervlce w)ll be he 1 d Thursday 1:30 p.m. In the Crow· Russell Funeral Home with the Rev. Everett Delaney omctatlng. Burial wm be In Kirkland Momorlal Gerdens. Friends Mt.7 caU at the funeral home after 4 p.m. Wedne.. New Bishop ' • :'"!':.:~~:es U:;-:•~ CampmB811ng revival near New Hoven hasbeen300poraonsnl8htt,y, with thelaraest !llllllb!!r, 535, present lor nlg!>t's oervIce. · Youth services wUl be held Thur., and the !8 conperatina United Methodist churches are urged to eeod large delegationa or YOWIB people. FamUy nllht w!U be observed In the cloalna service. Rev. &ogeoe Garlow, GovernIna Board chairman of I h e Campground Aaaoclatloo, reported that a total of IS first time decisions for Christ and seven rededlcatloos have been made In tho services In reaponse to the preachlna and ·'·"'-· of the "Singing _,.... Baalnpre." Delogationa bsve been presenl I rom Charleston. Huntington, a • d &m~ Frl~ Con•-t "'-trt'es '""' UJ. Are Bemg' Taken PT. PLEASANT- Entrltaare being taken lor tha COIIrley alii Western Band Contest to be held at the Meson CouniY Fair, Au&ust 6-ID. Prize money this year wUl be $250 lor nrat place; $100 ror second and $50 lor third Dayton Raynes of Meson, Is cholrman of the event and Ralph Shannon of TV lame, wUI serve as master or ceremonies. AnY coontry and weatern blDd in the area enter the ccmtletltlon with entries lo &o In to Mr. Raynes by August 5. . F11r on Auaual9 ends lb lip. Ill. IIIII Aucual10 f<am 9 o.Jii. to 9 p.m. . , ,· ,, Mn. I. aousi>'to with Mba Ulah Jinii P.IJI!e11,..,. PT. PLEASANT- An approxImate 225,000 United Mllthodlsts In West Vlrginla will have a new bishop to guide tile creatiiXI ol the new United West Vlrglnla Conference next June. Tbls resulted wben the Eighth Northeastern Jurisdictional Conference, held at West Virginia WeslO)'an College, Buckhamoo, this post week elected two now bllill· ops and approved a change In the antanment ol the nino a r e a clolr<h leader•. Roy Bleaslng, local !~man, waa adelegatetothlsConference, and oorved oo the 48 member ~IIICOpOey committee that was IDYolved In the assignment o1 tile bllhope. His Cnn!erence super~ Rev. Harry Eckels, waa abo a member on this ..-. Blllhop Frederick com~ Wertz, of Wfilill'!'sport, Pa., wm IPJide the Iormor Methodist and Evangollcal Unlted Brethren conferenc- ~ ~halrinan ':t~:.~c! :.:-!vi.=:. hlblta muat be set '-' 11\d compleled be!Waen tho hours or 8 lind 12 0000 thomornlqj of I b. sholl; · no arranaemeQta IIII,Y be made In the exhibit room; no arbe mowcl beftlro the close or the sholl; IIWII'ds wfil be made to requlrements listed In tile soh.. dulo. The standard system of judgwUl be uaed, bell of the sholl lind sweepstakes awards wUl be given In both divisions, and aU . entries must be approved b,y the classlllcatlon committee. accord!~ I~ P~~~~~~~~::; Pas tor, Family Pt. Pleasant; William He~, ··' Galllpolla Ferry; James Barnett, Pl. Pleannt; Charles Llvei,Y,PL Guests at Party Pleaun~ Mrs. Margaret Outlleld, Vlema, W. Va. Tho conarogatlon of the MornDIS"" 'D"E ~""~ D: Sadie Hugltee, 1IV Star United Methodist Church ed~~ sn periiXIs attend- Ashton; Herbert Matheny, Leoo· held • reeeptloo and poUnd party Satorday. Evanaellst l n e r Lonnie Balles, Grimms, .....,_• Bulnpr secured the commit-~... Saturday evenlna honoring their minister, the Rev. WWtam ment of mmerous peraons to share In a 24-ITour prayer vigil IN POST GRAD STVDY Alrson, and hlsllmlly. for the <evlval, volunteers agreeMise FlorMce Scrlmaher, Games and conteata were held Ina to prayer at halt.l!our por- daushtor or Mr. and Mrs. Lewla during the oventna, and rehabtods 1rom ID p.m. 51........ menta of homemade Ice cram, ~...., un- Jobnstoo, ha be Route 1, Loog Botlom, cake lil &mcla1 evening. Anothar In• t1UD a post "'sduale course lind Kool..td were served. te stl of In practical nurelna at ~lor Attendllw besides tho Rev. and re na 1eature this serv- Univorsi'" Medl--' Centar tno·•. Mrs. Alroon were their four chll· ice occurred wheD' varl.oos memY vw ... bers stood up to report I he las, Tons. Mill Scrlmaher Is a dren, Dolly, Gens, P0811 and dale o1 their converalon. The "'sduate of lho Training School Patrick, Mra. Mildred lhle, Mr. evi1JIII8llst directed hll mesnp lor Practical Nurelna at Mar- and Mrs. Loe Johnson lind,...,.,_ around the theme o1 "Who's Iotta. son, Gregg Johnson; MrL Fred Who7" ON U$ BOSTON E. Smith, James Smith, GaU lind &mday morntoa the couple Seaman Robert F. _ . . , Donald Shatrer, and Mrs. J. A. shared In services at Ilelgllls USN, 21, eon o1 Mr. and Mrl. Smith, Mary Elleeo and Robert, and Good Shephard churches. Corroll SWaoson of 211 MUl st., Mrs. EmUy Butnaer spoke to Middleport, Ia servloa aboard Mrs. Robert Rinehart a n d the children, uelna an abject the guided missile heavy crulsgrandchildren, Eddie IIIII Lydia sermonette, one of the nl8hti,Y er U$ Booton orr lho coast of Johnaon, Mr. lind Mrl. Harold foalores ollho rmval. Vietnam. George, Brian, Brent and David, A famed designer of cbll· Government ledwoocts and Mrs. L. W. McComas picnickdren's apparel has good new1 BAN l'RANCISCO IUPI> ed recentl,y at the Portland Park. lor molhera. The big laablon The Journal of Porestry reTeble grace learned In the newo lor small fry nnt laU ports the federal government head start Prosr&m at the MidwW be permaDenl p r e 11, owns a.bo\lt If per cent at the tomble-dry awe ale r lullt. forest acreage where coaat dleport Elementary School Ibis summer waa given b,y LJdla. which eaa be waahed by hBJHI redwood trees IJOW. Picnic at Park or machine. ~ l!r~. m._.: lillll~bl.rthdi.Y. a.J ~ .~· ~· ~~~ charpd with lntoxlcatiOil ~akt• ld k He at Par Children or Marl and Louise Crary beld a ramt1.Y r - llm· da1at the Royal Qak Park. Attending were Mrl. Ear 1 Sblmaker, Mra. Delbert Rabineon, Dean, Douilas and D e e Ann, Now Lextnaton; Mr • and Mra. Robert Slwmaker, SloYon and !!;lawn, Somaraet; Mr. and Mrs. Norman Flahor, Seneca· ville; Mr. and Mrs. Tom Flaher, Cambrld&o; Mr. and Mrs. James Smith, Maraha and u. llua, Mr. and Mrs. Donald Fink, Don Danny, Dale and OreCoh•miiQs. Mr. and Mrs. Heed Crary, Mr. and Mra. Grent Smith, Torry, John, and Michael, Raedsville; Mr. and Mrs. Robert Wamsley, June Am and J. R.j Mr. and Mrs. Gerald WUdermulh, Pomeroy; Tina and Todd Nibert, Gelllpolla; Mr. and Mra. -··I · - Mora, Mr. and Mrs. Dmaid Mora, David, R~, Mark and 3 Mary, FometOY, Route • Tweln penona were tram• pled lo dMth to a panic on the Broot!JD Brlclge alx days alter 1\ wu opened to Mt.J, 1883. GREET SPECIAL FRIENDS ON SPECIAL DAYS IN AN EXTRA SPECIAL WAY. SEND A · FLORAL GIFT FROM, =•~ TeeM!gt. Rought Tochnlcill Sorpaot Gerald E. Roug!ll, ICIII of Mr. and Mra. Ql)' A. Roulhl ol Rt. ·2, Hooper. Ia, Mich., Ia oo dul;y at U>lln Royal Thai AFB, Thallxnd, Slf. pant ROul!hl, an autopilot tacholclao, Is a 11tembar of the Psclllc Air Forces. The aorpant ottendad HooperIa Hl8h Schon! and compl- re· =rlnamenll!or hlo diploma after the Air Force. HI 1 :•• andEIIen, lo lho deu&htor or • Mro, Gtorae NesoelSr. of 130 Lalirel St., - · roy. Founding LOUISVILLE, Ky. (1JPI)Jell'erson Bemtoary, forerunner of the University of Louts•We, was founded to n88. Tod••, UL •• Ill ~ e olde.st municipal unl• verslty to the United Btates. =:"":S.: Jr., Edcllt and !Joe Kina, Beth Porr!n, l'lDI and CIJMiy Crool\1, K.. :McQdloua!l, and Kristin ADderilon, ' , Othero attending were M r 1. Paul Amborpr IIIII Janie, Mrs. Bill Woods and Kylt, Mrs. Don Betzlna, Kevin and Brian, Mrl. Paul 1!all'd and IIOIIJl'' M r '· Ecldle CroQko, and Mro. Wntlam . Mloraon. •· ., with . 100.. LAT.• X •• S 'ftRE <D · :• HOUSE PAINT . ., Dries ln 20 mlnuftt Dull,.......,""' e ~ . . • ...... NIJFRII II ". ................... ................... WIIMitll ·----...- ' ~ BIG s ·A VINGS $}5.00 WIRING ALLOWANCE BUYA Flame less ELECtRlt'''illMGE '" ·''"'·~ ·:·: ' 1. ' ::~ -~ 1 "t ... . VI. urclty '!ire ovenin£ united at In marrlqe 8 p.m. at Satthe • honle or.lho bride. The !Ia•· Pearl A. Costo, pestor of Chester Methodist Chorch ofllclateoL The vows of the doublHiDS ceremony wore ed before an lm&>rovlsed al\ar · decorated with greenery, white · Mr. and Mro. Earl o. Thorna, KeiiT and &!zan, have re. turned trom a trip..,., tho Slo'· Uno Drive to ShenandOah Natlonal Park ill Virginia. While in tho Blue Rldre MoUntains, thtJ visited the Natural Brldao o1 vtrctnta, ooe or the ....., naturol - · of tho world, • nw the home of the Vlrglnla Military Institute at l.eldnalon. Mrl. Chester llnl&hl hao returned from a week'o Viall In Marloo with her clau5oter..tn-law, Mrs. Torry Knltlht. and lnlanl aon, stevle. Terri Is at Nattonal Guard aummor camp, Mr. and Mra. Ph!lllli van Vranken and children stephanie and Peter, of Tlluovlllo, Fla. are Ylolling here with hlo brother, HarvtJVanVranken, and lamlly, and her parenta, Mr. and Mrl. Bllas WU100 o1 Meeon, w. va. Mr. IIIII Mr•· ·Dean HUl and Mr. and Mrl. Brooka Norman of WUllamstown, W. Vs. were &mday - r pests or Mr. and Mra. Floyd Weber. ThO)' to return lor the Mel&a •COU!IIy Folr presentation o1 tile Big Bend Minstrel Aasoclatlon o1 which Mrs. Weber Ia aecom• -·•• .,........ Mrs. Don Drenner and cblldren. Klmberl)' and KeYtn, and Mrs. Naldo loloekey andchtldren, left a............. lolllllda;r lor their home at _,._ Wul .....,.,., N. J. ~- a two w..k visit here. Mrs. Mockey and chUdran were !Jiosts of her porenls, Mr. and Mrl. L e e Drennor. Mrs. Don Dremer and ehlldren Ylalted her motheri Mrs. Tbietms Alhworth. -ct ~xchang- Wiener Roast Held at Park MASON - On the evening or Jill¥ 11 tile Graham United Melhodlst Bellioner and Junior &In~ School Claaees had a wien· er reallllll tbo New Haven Park. Boglmers attandlna - e Terrl Browo. Connie Brown, L I • a Plckeoa, Allee Rouah, Damy Me· Namara, Debbie . McNamara, Merl< Roulill, Robert Lewis Zorklo, Tilllllll' Roulill, Torry Rouob and the Beginnara' claas teach· or, Mro. Michael Merritt. From tho Junior Class were Uaa Brown, Telllllll' Bumaar· nor,, RobbleandMcNamara, Mlchao Routh the Junior Class teacher, Mrs. Charles Wood. Parenta attendlna were Mrl. Albert Roosh, Mr. and Mrs. Joey Rouah, Mra. Paul Zerkle, ldra. Robert Mrs. McNamara, Mrs. Arnold Rouah, Jack Pickens and Mrs Ger·'d Bum me · tu P r· Mra. Mary Rouah and Bonnie took pictures ~·•-• of the children. ,..__ and 18 • ~· ·~ pes Stevena attended • Joyce lilid ruf.. no'd ~~etuntas. · Th8 llmUies lind clO&e f<lends o1 lhO c.q,1e. wttneelecl the car· emony, The bride; given Inmar• ' .•,• ~- Calenelarl TVa!AY · :M0'111ER-IlAUGHTER .blqlpll at 6:30 p.m. TUolli!lif, I.• aodll r90111 , pi , ~ ~ Chureh; Of!ortne for dllllor to help on purchuo of cujetlng for tile clllrcll bou8bl b1 the Adi1t Class. THURSDAY LAVREL CLIFF Bolter Health Club, 7:30 'I'hul• at tho home of. Mrl. ~elllo Traey.i _ PAST CHIEFS, MIIIIIOIII Temple, Pythiln Sisters, picnic at the Syracuse Park, 6p.m. Thur.. rlaie lerwthb,ydress her lather, or white worebrocaded a street talleta. The short veU of Uluslon reD I rom a coronet of pearls. Sha carried a coionlal bouquet of white ioaebuda. Miss Pat Sldnner, Waterford, maid of honor, wore blue tall'eta and carried a colonlill """"'"I oldalslos. Larry Boso,Parkorsburg, w. va., wu best man. An arranpment of whlteltedioll and yeUoil enapdragoos In a stemmed antiQUO coJ¥1ner !lank· ed by white tapers In crystal holdars, decorated the dlnlna table. ~. ROCK SPRINGS Gr~Q~t meetThe lhree-tlered weddiDS Clke IJW, 8 p.m. Thur. at the ball. topped with a cluster of ysllow ros-s was served b1 Mrs. Gerald Wlldermolh, a great-eunt Ankle-Slimming Exercise ol the bride. Mra. Paul llajoea, W~ald you ~ It 111!11 J Belpre, aunt of the bride, serv· aDidea? Try lbli exereloe: Sit lmeel eroued IIIICI pcllat ed the punch. The brl4e chanpd to a white toes dowa, lllea up, thea In aed brown linen ensemble with dreular moUop. Do 10 tbileo day. Ankleo look ollm· which lille wore the corsegelrom each mer In medlulil heela, aheer her wedding bouquet lor a short stoeUngo and pilln pumps. wedding trip. The c...,le are athomeatlhetr opartment on West Meln St. In Pomeroy. Now, for the first time in the :;p$urance industry, Nationwide Insuranc;~;jv.IU guarantee renewal of Homeowm!r:s' in·surance for five years. Ask me'~bout it. · o The man froni Nationwide iJon your 1ide. Nationwide Mutual Plrelmuranee Co. Natloowide Life Insurance Co. Nationwide Muwtd lnturan~ Co. Home office: ColumbUS:, Ohio Wo"y of FALSE TEETH Sllppl119 or lrrltatl1g? Doo>'tbeom..,......,.,_,."' '""''"PPina.dnoPPinl "'wobbllno w=Dou •t. talk or laUih. luft a Uttle PASTDTH on JOur * ·'l'hw pi8UU1t powder &Ina a ::=u.~,~;-bo~t~~~=:=: p -.r.No..,....,,_,,pu<J ...... Dentur. that at are ..antJ•l to ._,PABTD'TH ....... ,.,...at """'"' Get au drul resuwtr. eouot.ett. · A bellkel dlnnor weo held at YOI bDJ It lo IHIIH ~awy, IDe Ilia moral J!IJ• IIIli week with omaller lbaa '· 'II U l ' ., ( ·'"biJor. *' alater, Mro. Carl Vaodorand'llmib' or Waldo. Mra. McComas ..,.! Mra: ViDI!irhoof ,Plan a v¥\lhlf, • · with ID• Olhor ..-.r, Mrl. IVa.. Wu:d, wilo roaldoi It<fllovar ' NUt~ .Hollie. Weoi Broill· ·. · COJum. llua. r ·: ' enta v.;tlon 1n'Florida. ;.: awlmmilll durlns the allerneon. Mr. and Mrs. D. G• .Grtmeo Allendlni wore Mr. and· Mrs. a n,d . ! ;r, Kareft, returned Ri)'IIIOIId \\'album, Jotr, Greil. tO . CU,, :Md. &mday af· ..and.~ta,..MiddiOlPQri;·Jir~aod .. • ter · here with Mr. and Mra. llana' Walburn, Bl!an 'IJiMra. •.Earl oa._n .... ..... thy and ~ Salem, o' r o.; .and Mrs. B. B. Zeigler. Other Mr. and Mro. Dale Walburn, JUI recant IJiesto were Mr. andMra. and stoYo, Middleport; Mr. and Rlcbard Zeillor and claug!rter, Mrs. Blaine Walborn, Klmbori,Y Debbie, or Ralpro. and David, VIenna; Mr. and Mra. Mr •.,and Mro. Rannla Wolborn Ronnlo Walbum, Mery Am, Jloo. IIIII c!>bdren. Mary Ann, Roll- nte, Danny, Ricky, and Mlcbael, nle, DI!IIY, Ricky, illd Mlcblel, Riverdale Md. ' left .ilndal lor their home at Mr. and' Mrl. Demls Walburn, Rlvordalo, Md. after vacillon· Slerry, Tracy, and Kristin, Bel· lug here with h11 parants, Mr. pre; Peter Welborn, Canloll; Mr. and Mro. Raymond Walbum and and Mrs. Dave TQlor (Mary other relatives. Walburnl Canton, and Mr. IIIII llai'old 0. GeorP hal r,mm- Mra. Rt.JMODdWalburn, Sr., Mhl· ed to bla employment at Holzer dleport. . Hoopltal aftllr a two weak vacaThe ramt1.Y wa1 Joined for lho liOn. .Mr. and Mro. George and da1 b,y Joa lleplleneon, Mlddt.. Brlln, Yltlted ill OSk Dole, port, and Mra. Earl Ruebel and !rl..nta, lndPIItlbur8ll. Pt. with Mra. Marpret Chlldora of. VI· relaiiVOI and friendS for aever• em&. · al dal'- Thay 1181'8 ~J~esta of Mr. 1111 ·Mrs. Paul Tyree, ror- Body Shirt is New Look mor Middleport residents. Brent BlouiN hive alwayo'bee• .Edward and Davl4 eeorp re· _ , .. CO«ddute wllll Ulrla malned here with 'thofr grand- or pull, !lilt tile loall parento, Mr. and Mro. L<ll Mc- toUJ II tile llodJ lblrt. The ~lady oblr& muot ftt IDUlY, oo ·Comll durina their porenta' ab- II II wile II try It •• Wore .,... See Local Merchants Ads In Thursday's Daily Sentinel :·. ' . . . ' ·~ ~ol' " s~racQiJI •'· ~· }Personal No· tes §!'noon. ramt1.Y p.ctures ware tak· :·:· en, and there was alog!ng and '.- ' I 1F YOU WATCH the Paul Dlx-"'" ouu·• .~ oot of Cin~·-all "'uu• ~~o~n:~~• you are tamUtar with tho rubber chicken prop which he ueea IIi his openlna OYary lilornlne. But I'll bet you dl~t know that the sai'tar that chlckell hao on Was made by our own Mrs. c. H. "Sla" WI H. ..• !o!rt. L. W, ~cCOmaslaiiiJ!IIId· fll, •II FRIDAY and SATURDAY AUG. 2-3 • i g·: o·C-'J;OI: . . I.... :::: ···· ol New Jersey area, was ..- • Point Sur Urhthouse, on the Pactnc coast In MontereY Counl!', Calif., Ia 270 feet above Tho Raymond Walbom lamll.Y . o1 Mldd!OI)Orl waa InVIted Sat- the ocean. llrdll' to the Jackson County Park !!tM;ddf:po:,:::,:,:;:;:::::~:::::::::')l\ ~~~:m-.b,~;~: tor lho !lrst EE YOUR DEALE TODAY BEND.AREA, COMMUNITY ~== I >:· ~::>:·:-!·:·:·:·:•::;;;;;.;:;;;;;;;:;:;.;:;-:-:::::::::::::::::::::::::~;~: WJiburn Family Reunited ence. Negro bllillop Prince Toy- Big Bargaim Coming Your Way •••• ~luded Their son, Mlcbaol, who has been stetloned ln. Panama with tho U, S. Anny lor tho post 18 months, walked In UIIOlq)Oct· edi,Y. Their last word waa that he ll1lllid leove l'anamo m Jul,)' . 31, but be came a lew ~· ellt oftl.ce ln the church by an illtegrated jurisdictional confer~, i,u11in and Smith'•' 29-day , milo trip 7 380 The mom•nt• to remember are DW\l', but certain to ben(,,. Uoned II you're to ihe Smiths· are three ofdaUghla - an ""' counter with • bear at YeUowatooe; a bnllh with a tor....O during westward journey, and thil stqry ot tile ,calq,er getUna stuck In sequoia tree tumel. Jolnlna .Mr. and Mrs. Smith early. tho trip were Mr. and Mrs. Mike .ftew trod! Panama to ,J l.elllndEichmUler o1 watertown, Charleaton, trom there to Huntresldonto ol Middleport .-r1na tngton, and than •'thumbed" Into TNT days. The vacation In· GaJUpolil Ferry where he surstop a at Wloooosln Della, prlaed hi• wile, - · who llvea CodY, Wyomln& tho Bad l<ands, there with her parents. Ml Ruahmore, Yoll""stone, Salt After a month'olurlough, Mike Lake Cllt, Keno, Nev., Lake Te- will IJI to Fort caroon, colo. hoe, Yosemite, tho Se<pola Na. tor additional trainlna before !lonal Park on their ~ jo Call· leaving lor VIetnam. tornla where thO)' took· in Disneyland; Kootto Berry Farm, the WIQLE PEARL REYNOLDS San.--DieJIO [.oo, and Saa World. 111111'1 be able to attend !he 118• At Sao,llteJIO thtJ vtalted Mr. .~ convention of the Daug!J· Smllb'i o!Jtar, Mrs. Ull War- taro of Unloo Veterano to be I;Oil. and jiia·brolhar, Erne 1 hald neil week In Seattll, abe 1 ~; and ·111 .Yu~ thtJ wore 111 creating some ollho altrac· luesta of another brother and ttvo cardinal pln4ll which wnt iaa wile; Mr. andMrl. R.~Smlth. be worn b1 ·the OhiO delegation. Fm'OUte homethocamplnaeou-· Pearl 1a theaaalstenlchlel' of plea visited Hoover oam, Grand staff o1 tho Ohio · ~ fanyon, Where the men rode D,U,V. Sle rotumed &JndaY!rom aown Into lho canyon In a hell- a state oll'lclalo' meetlna In CorOoptor; tho Painted Doeart, the dlngton with a, quantity of red lndlan vlllap 'of T-, the Gar· and yellow plastic matartala den of lho Gods, and the Royal which &lle'U use 1n making lho Gorp. cardinal replica pin-ons, approCXmplna facllllloa illooa tho prlate and attractive lor the OhiO wa,y are exc'llent. &he Smith1 d-.le-teJ. r - ~. Remember •• practically all new electric ranges now feature self-cleaning ovens PERISTALSIS .w .. ,_ Sioiiar .... ~ MR. AND MRS. J. A. SMrl'H had a della!ltf1!l aurprlse Mon- For a cool, clean, modern kHchen WAKE UP _:. . ,_ . . reporL 0 the Central Jurisdiction went out of existence. Former local Bel1emeade pas-. tor, Rev. Jack Higgins, o1 Parkersburg, alao was a delogata to his conference. . ~~ t. • .. .,._.. ...-.. Mr· - "" ~ 1• ....,. wn~utb whllolbelr rpor- talld~ N I!W ,., ' Min lSally Ml>?• d&ullhtar of i!. lolf· ... Mrs. Jl01llld c. More, :;:; l'<lmoroy, 11outo 3, IIIII Earl F. · ,:,: Tina and Todd Nlbort of Gel- JJwels, Jr., 1!>11 of Mr. aid Mrs. llpollo ate hare vllltins their Elrl· F• ..._Is, Sr., ""'"on, W, sldel,l pll . every ,,,""cation. lt'slho l~~~·~·;•e•15~i.~~~:!1:~~~~~~:~ ' • aid . • :~ '. :·!·::~ ,. • -~< Pllrsonal' Notes : : Corner••• · !"''f•~:Pre~ '·~Y~·~~~~· ~· ~ ~~ ''· By Cltor/etle . Ho.fliCh l!ldh1~ --~r~ ~!@1'::¢!'~-':'!<m.<:; , Fami1y Reunion. · At Tbialand Peillt es in the union proceaa cluing a18cted In lho former Central the next several months as his (Ne8f0) Jurisdiction and later ,..,. task In the episcopacy. assigned to New Jor141Y when He wUI replace Bishop Fred Hollo~, or Chartestoo, who reUred at this Conference after eight years as the M-st leader, and Blollop Gordon Howard, of Pittoburl!h, who headed the East Central Area, Including West VIrginia EUB Cnnlerence. Bllhop Howard wa1 asatgned to the Philadelphia area where he, too, will be bringing Melhodlsts and EUBs Into unIon. The other newt,y elocled blohop Is Dr. Roy Nichols, o1 New York C11;y, who Is the ftrst Negro to be elocled to thll hll!h- ComiJlunit,y c101111 18, Aijllbu, unuli 11111 belttrY ·l\fPi'lllnl Mr. liiich 1., ......., CQ!IOI, lllid Wlr"'!"' J.o .-,h 1. Neal, Jr.,2s,,, Mra. Wp S•h..,.llon!>rini -...cl .tlth 'IJIU!IIera. , · Wool Collimbli 11111 Okay Entin; their "'lllddoutllhr, AD11¥Riaa. Tbie chlldr., hed rell)'lo'la 42, Souihof48, both•charpd with or l!r. and 1\iitli treallll't hunt for sill•, and ui!W -,:petit Eupoe L 0 r 0 1 on her · halkett .In . cbalrmaii. . . . . . Clark, sa, Lel!o; Dtlmar 111\1 doc- • '« c. . . General , shoW rule• lliuat be \VUson, 19, li&Vtllswood, sua J, tho aril& for lho Pll'i1 . were .lhe.• 1· abaened lind an exhibitor IIIII' Mea, 43, st: Albans; 1111 Fred . ~ldal oflerntiOII. :floe Clr· to .lolr/b. . . ·, · , · .make ODb' ID entry l!i a c!Uo FarleJ, 58, RavenawQOd, eecb / · • · Olostolll ttie , ~·r~g. "·- th 300 umference ~'of 111. ·h Wed at Bride's HQme. 1if'p~' ':"m· ' ' ':'r·' o' ' ':'''''' ' ' 'i'' ' ' ' ' ''t~ . ' w.~.~~~... ~~~·o.r- ~~~~ t::;. A c!J'eu• -· ·~•• ~""·. "'' n~o~~rwl• ~..."outll.ta· de~ Clulio at tho MatOil ·~ .~~~e·•~·~F.i-i!ie 1 ve-·lf!tlil .out (or ~F-· ,UV .Ill 't ~ ~ ·~~· ~,.mpll~. Perko Will Guide Fifth Birthday Observed dla, ,._.nt m~ p~. m~ ' The Dally Sentinel, Mlddleport--POIIII'roy, 0., Jill¥' 30, 1968 lolro. ,~--..~~~~·~" l.i.....: wear. ... ···- lo ..,.., .. •' ' .' I a month $14.00 ( ps central air conditioninl costs ) (•lUO.:dO ,..._ • .u..OO) ' ectric•centr a1r tio co costs ••• perfect a abe a month (UU8s7 yean= UMtll) you uaally · sa'Vials with an ·dectric system ' . $635.88 �. ~ ' •. . ' '. --- ' --...... ..., ............. r ' ~ ~,. ·-- ,-..,_, , 't·' ·~>1. ' . ·"*'*...,,,... a ..,..,._ t .... , ·' ,. . . . , ....... ........... ........... ,............... ............. ........-. . 1if . IIi ;tell ..... ' !llfl . ' IS.· Pomeroy OP Motor Co. f t .... .., QUALITY . .UU.TIOMI ,.- ftt ......... ., ,._... . . ..... ...., TIM ...lllrttW ~ IIIIIIRIIIIIL ,...., "· Witt . . IIATII PerW.tlltM ...... I ...... ,_ WeN tM ioit•io•"'""-'" MIRI..,.. CIN'" J1t · ......................... .... ..... .,..,. ............... 11 ................ ........... thePIItrtleiiL e-rtt••• . .. . . . .till wtfMR 11 ...,.. CAID Ofl TIIAIIU & OIITVAI1' '· . l 196~ C:ll::VELLE MAUBU , •••••• , •••• , .• , .$1596 Cov. J8 engine, powerd!de, ndlo, heator, now whitewall Urea, lfi'MD exterior llnlah with white nylon lq) vinyl lntulor trim. A ahan> 1 c•mer trldo ln. JiltS FORD GAL. 4 DOOR •••• , •••• , ........ $1695 B1ac:k 1llri.1h, clean lnterlor, good w-s-w Ures, VB eqdne, auto. trana.. power steeriJ1i:1 radio. heater. ..... Sharp 1 owner . 1062 OLD& F-85 4 DR.. , , . ..... . .......... $895 V8 e..U., automltlc trana., delux trim, green Dnish. All good w-w tlreo, rodlo llllcl heater. ............. ,. ,.. ............ Pomeroy Motor Co. ............. ,... ..,., 11.1t tw H _.,. •••••· ... • Jtllllllll w.nl II. . ILIIID ADI . . . . . . . . 1............., Notice Lowla, phone 99M2'71. 7.-..e WILL DO ISWlng at bome Iippert, pockets, peaing, bommlng, al!eraU0111, etc. Mrs. Froddle Tbabet, Muon, Phme '1'134651. 444fc HAPPY HOUR, Shenang ~ Nile Club, I In 8 p.m. MODo day !bra Friday. LadJel evo17 Friday. Mtre I WILL not be responsible for lilY debts contracted by lilYone but myselt Rom!e Hubbon!. 7-29-atp Wanted To Buy ANTIQUES, farnlture, cllsbw. mlscellaneoul. Jlrll. Howard Cecil, 100 W. Main St., Pomeff/1. 14-lle WANTED RESPONSIBLE party to .. paymenll "' tti.IJ per mantb or pay balance due flU( lor IIIII ltl!reo I!OIIIOle 1111h radio, (.~peed automallo eblnpr, eab ~. 7-llele ,,' For lent PLENTY of apace lor one lral!• 1lllh all facllttteo. In Syra- · Call DD-S901. f.IJ.IIe PURN1SIIED and ~ ~· Cloee to !!Cbool. Jtme .tiUIS(, 10.1~-~fe ry Ills S or 5 p.m. Write P. Bcm Pomeroy. s.a.tk o. as .----ll POMEROY ,..,... ' 992-2181 ,_ ..... 'h ..... .., _.ot u. ......,...,... lq • Buslneu Slrvlcn c. c. .... o~. Tilt - PHONE . .. -.........,2094 liJL, •ttam~J~ U'ortiDtiDUoliiN ~~~ auwao. -·""""""' YCN tre 'MNJw ltiCtiW ...., ... ......... ... - .. ... Pomeroy.H' o111e. & Autol • &. ~ ' l'OiqeNJ, ~ ~ d~~ ·--~------. .~~~ .. ........... . . . . , nt..;and WID a;. lor lllul'lal tat: ~folkJofthO ...;,.., lltk PI'.._.., ,.,. ..,. ~ .., lbt w " aevoral !rtenda with a 1\oyrtde . . . late of AM CoulrtJ, WU t1W • ct...O, A:'·.=n ~ l:.~ ~ ::0-:..!:' ·- For S.la AIR OONDMONING RefriP1' ttut &blreto mu~; flit tblm al Jill&; atlon aervlce. Jact'a RetrlgYEAR OLD ROME on Rl 124, 5 ROOMS and bath on nice lot lo lbt ..,. " ' .,. eratiOII, New Haven. bone ~~.;;:;-w.• 5 rooma, bath, uWtty room. on Rt. SS. Call 99U901. ~ IID-m. ( • tic wall to wall carpeting tn bed74tfc rooms and Iron! room, good ~..:.~do ...., locat!Go, oall or see O'Dell 14 CUBIC FOOr refrigerator- READY - MIX concrell deliv.. - ._. ered rlgbt to JOIIf pruject. freezer, good oondltton; 2 gu Manley, phone 74UISZ. Will Faot and easy. Free eett- "'" ou.~:.0::-'a!;......., I ... aall cm Gl loan. 7.JU!e stoves and I bot plate. Call mateo. PhoDe 91U214, Goesm.MI2, Cbarles Blake. loin Ready - Mil Co., Middle7.,11).3tp HAMMOND CHORD org1111, port, Oblo. e Ill tie bench, lll1lllc, t&OO. Can Yocmg's Markel, Mlcldleport. 1954 STUDEBAKER 1>-ton p1elo. up, $75. Phone 37Ulitl after BUDGET PRICE furniture 011 • 7~ our tblrd floor budget shop. 7 p.m. 7..l0-6tc Baker ll'urullure, Middleport. LUMP COAL, stoker, egg; Ru&. Ohio. f II tfe land tipple, Rt. IJI. Pearl Ja- 1965 MOBIL HOME 10 x 50. Call Mr. and Mrs. Robert R. Sl•<>eobs, Phone 7c.ID52 or m. 949-3443 or contact Rol1ald more and llmlly, Arlington, VL, S41t. 7-lllle Hflrl, Raclne, Ohio. 7..l0-6tc SEWING MACIIINES, repair vlsited her mother, Mro. JJonver aervlce, an makel. WY ~ 22M. 'nle Fabrle Shop, I'OJn. Qlleen and other relatives here. NO. 6, STOKER COAL at for- 1965 RAMBLER, good concllFloyd King leU at the home of eroy. Authorbed Singer Saleo mer cttnton Coal Co. tipple, lion, phone DIZ-2271. 7-*1 stc Mr. llllcl Mrs. Ney carpenter, llld SerY!ee. We Sbarpon located 5 miles eut of WeiJs. he was Itring llllcl Ia now Sclaorl. Nl-tfc where ton. Pbcme S64-S78'I Wellaton coollnecl to Sheltering Arms Hospllalln Athcms with a broken leg. for Information. Walton Coal RHI &tAte For Sale CIGARETTE ft1ldlnJ macldneo Mr. llllcl Mrs. Ray Ash, David Company. 7·1HIII< O'BRIEN I CROW IIIII service. ABC Enlerprlael, allcl Marlea, Gahanna, rialted her Muon, W. Va. Phone 'I7NIG. parents, Mr. and Mro. R. s. TWO YEAR old t110 bedroom REALTY OOMPANY ~Me home, bath, fult basement, ga- MIDDLEPORT - ll!o story Turner. rage, 1n S)ncuao, Phone m. frame, 2 bedrooms, new bath, Those visiting with Mr. and ' :JW. 7-21-tfc new furna<e, new bot waler Mrs. D. 0. McKnight were Mr. Jnsuran~ !ant, new floor covering. EXand Mrs. J. w. Cobb, Ruoaelh AUTOMOBILE lhiuraace ben ForS.Ie .:u:--:.:- ---- CLARINET B FLAT good ...,. CELLENT PIWPERTY, 0 dillon, $25. Phone JID.3S'I3, $4,700.011, 7-25-IIA: l"'MEROY - 2 story frame, 5 roomsl ~ bedrooms, bath, SAVE NOW on aluminum boats floor futnace. IO.U.IS-14 ft., dean made: GOING AT f!,5IUI. llln'dJ, tmJe rail bottoms. JIDiliY CLELAND One mile of! Rt. sa, on Ktng,j. Office - - . ·r bury Road. 7-17-30te ..... - I l l IIIII NI!JWPORT Clr)'ller, f. Door, good rubber, good JOE YOUNG residence on Ru&. llhapo. Marion Reynolds, Ma- land Road. Contact Yocmg'a Mamt, 7-~Mte I!O!l. Phone '1'13-1147. 7-21-Uc u.ue HOBSTETTER REALTY ea110011ed? Loot :roar operator'l Ucense? CaD II9MIIIItl. • 18 tic .Point Hoek .~ Social Notes Weekend guests ot Mr. 1 n d Mrs. Marrin WUson and lolro. Eme HOOBler were Mr. and Mra. Joe Thompson ot Medina, Ohio. Mrs. ThomJ>son Ia a daughter ot Mrs. Hooalor. Mr. and Mrs. Ray Brooka r ... cent spent a week In Port lalner. $1 buabel. Andrew C!Ga, olJ: mDel above RaPURN1SIIED GARAGE ..,m. dDe on Rt. 1311. Pbouo 147- GEO. ROB81'EI'tER, ~ men! 011 LlnooiD lUll. Utlllllel Neches and Sin Angelo, Texas, IIU. 7~ POMilROY - 5 rocmll, bath, paid; edults only. Pbono where they visited their daughfront .. bact porehes, IJu&. ter, •. 8-Jt.lrl! Mrs. T. E. Thonlpoon ani SEWING MACHINE, zlc 188 ment, level lot. family. OOIIIOie. Complete wllb !lib- POMEBOY - e 1'001111, water TtiO BEJ)R()(Bil o111c1meJ Attenclbw tho amual conwnloll camo; matel buttOJ>. l)'llem. cellar, !roat pordl, I t!on or tho Church of God ot Pr~ iJ*!IDMul. 4111 llpriDf Ave., boles. WID clll'!l, -.1, ap. outbuildings, I~ IOI'tJI, Pawavy. PhoDe . . . pbeoy In Cambrldie !rom Thurllpltque, JD01l081'81D, ov-. I'OMEROY - 4 1'001111, bath, ctay until Saturday were lolr. and 7-lt.Cfc Pay IIIII $4U5, or t$.1t per full buemenl, needl a baDdy Mrs. Dennis Fraley, Mrs. IJa.. lllOIItb. PboDe 8112-3211. man. . •el Burke and clal¢ter, lolrL nvE ROOM fumlabod ~ 'l44le M ACRI8 - 18 of bottom 181111. Phyllis Knowleloo of Allwijo. llalb, In Pomervy. Mrs. BowSpending tho weekend In Akard Cecil. 100 w. MaiD 81.. 2 barlll, large 8 - · both llld ball, 2nd boule, s ell- . ron wilh her son, Jolul Vale, Pomeroy. 7-K .tie STEREO, 1111111 Early American stereo rodlo combination. terns, well, mtoerall, ... were Mro. NeDie Vale and M111 Tbls Is a beautiful aolld alate Peg Facber. Eoroute the;y colleel town. CAMPING 'l'IWLER by day cr unit wltb f.opeed ebaDger. IIBIM or YIIIGIL TIUJ'OBD on the R<bert Holliday flmlJy In ....; aleepl 7. Pbono Toe over payments of .tl or Woooter. · ... 74«c ASSOCIATES -Miss Ttra Radokln, Miss carpay balllliCe $101.10. Also ba•e sYIW:lJSB repoaeued . stereO In walnut ol Elllo, Mro. Famle Pettit and a.&AN ftiiiEE 11111111 IIIII bdl . Neltle Vole apelll Woclneacla,y at eablnet lor po)'IDellla of lUI .. !!II!W apartmont, DllfDl. Clmden Park near Huntl~ (I' balance of • .•• PboDe . 111nJ Ave. Phme - - . ....._ 5lrvlcll Mr. and lolro. MoiCCllllb Fau74tle RADIO AND TV REPAIR, boule -·· 7-IMte ber ""' famUy of Georgia a r e eaba, anlemla. l8le IIIII 1Jt. gueote ot hio m-r, lolro. EdNOW OPEN I!Gb'a Mobil Cuart 1. . MUSTANG, mint eoudlll1111, Blallatlon. John Rarrlloll, 701 na Fauber, and llmlly. Gone Dodlon. BmmeD Ave., Oft!l'looklnl! !be beautiful Oblo MrL Helen 'I'Unlor Ia JpeiDBruadway St., Jllddlep«\ Mldd1eport. T.a.atp Rmr. Out "' ld&h wale'. phone IIIJ4S2. 7-lf.tfe 1,. !be weekend at tho heme of 8llte approved. 7#lte her clau&hter, Vlrglllil, and bu.. 1181 FULLY automatte aewlnc band In Columbuo. On Saturdoy !LECI'IIOLUX SALES llld ,._ mlcldne, Cllllllplete to IIIIR For Sale Y!ce: 111Nepen, rug wubln s h e cooaulted a &POdallat In butlonbolel, dam. and emil.; Delaware. Mro. 'I'Unlor has been POODLE PUPPIES AKC Toy 15 built-Ill cleslp. Tbtl mrr llld potlahen. Genuine peril. suffering !rom an ear condition. White and llud ....ice. 4 llld f.ts.tfe eblne II In perfect eondltlon. Call Mr. and Mro. WW!am PhUIIps ' n.. Plloae IC-J16. Tbls macbiDe IOid lor ....., . of Frankfort. Ohio, were week7-!NOie end gueall ol her mother, Mro. ballllce $'15, take ,.,_,.. c:l 11.18 per II!GIIIh. Ethel Rlcleki n. other colleu SatPOODLE PUPPIES, AKC Toy ' Try It In ,_ home, eab urdloy eWI1ing were Mr. and mlnloture. $15 and up. Stuct Mra. Goorao !lldeldn, Jr., ind .me. llld groolll!ns. Phoao 744lc children ot McArthur, and Mr. 11 I tic PIGS, 1ee A. J. llyln, BD 1, 1 n d Mro. LoaUe ot Lon&avllle. !olro. Phll!lpo, the AIC Goldea Retriever papplel, lleods9llle, Oblo. 7-a.«p fmmer Georgia Nail Radoldn, Ia Ul Alb 81., Middleport. - .· 1!8 STEIIEO: lmel)' niDut ~ great ilqlrovement •ocJ to . - able to do part ot her MO. f.:zl.* COIIIOio 111111 1M. I P'll ndlo, bouae "orlc. IIIII ael IOid mlll!b IJI&ber; POTA'IOEII, bealll, ~p Fllank Shiltz Ia .In Hocking 1111 lleeta, PboDe IC-2254. - reoonlltonp. Take Valley Hospital In Lopn aa a paymtall of • per llllllllh or ~a la. ~ Prulfllt, Portlllld. reault of a beacf.<Jn eollid<11 enpay bote- due ....._ ftJ wetOl!lo. 7-7-lk • route to hio work 1ft Ntwark Jaat It In,_ ...... Call tlft.21N. week. He Is allsfdl,y lmj)roveel, f4NII: but elCJ)ects to be hospitalized rm: RoOK HOUSE and bath, , . aome Ume. !11!1 .... JICII7 fumllbed If PILE Ia soft llld Jolly; colon The Edward Coon lamlly on...... 'Ill. & 8ooOIId Ave., retail! brlllllnee. In Cllpell joyed a train tr(JI to Woah!ngton, ~C.. be-by defnld wllfl Blae . IAIIIre . D.C. !rom lcloaciQ until Thurll......"... """ 5 p.m. Eh Rent electric ahomponer $1. ctay, While !here they rioltecl his ~7-IMte clau&l1ter and . wont on a gulclecl ' 7-f.lte sa. J'wllllun. tour ol tho city, Mrs. Grace Henaler JPOnl the lJGI CII&VJl(iiZr Belllt, ' ,. .. k with her 1<11 and tamlly, door, o!IJidvd rulii!Ir Mr. CIQ1oo Henaler of Belpre. tire ...... eouplt 111111! - SUnclly IUtJII ,. 'cif . IIi'. and c. &. u..J•, ,.,..., 1U. ... Nra. Frantc Worltall wore hla ..mo. CARRB WANTED .MG. ~======:::! CAIIII WAN18 -,...... ,._ IN MIIDf.EPOIT COIII'Aa ,....., <i aDd wiener ·roast on Saturday Schwanel . · .. · evenhl& Leah and Joo Gaoton, Albony, spent several days with their grllQ>arents, Mr. and Mrs. Fern GU!ogly. Their slater, Lola Goaton, clalCitter ol Mr. llllcl Mrs. Paul Gaston, pendectomy thisunderwent paot weekun and11>Ia onva1 d ~....,,,. c eacl,. sa sta-~• ..,. Mr. and Mro. RaJi>h Frlllor and lamU,, Gaii(Jiol.ta, also opant sw.. clay with her paronll, Mr. and Mra. Fern GWog!y. Mr. llllcl MrL Jerry Rood and daughter, cabin Creek, W. Va., ""re "eekend guesto ot her parenll, Mr. a n d lolra. Andrew Greer, Mr. and Mrs. WU!IIm Lo"oon and l'amiJy were In Charleston. w. vo., 011 Sunday to 100 h 0 r m-r. Mra. Bert Withrow, who fall 1t her homo on saturday and sullereel a lractureel hlp, She ts coollnocl to Mou!Uin state H01o pllllln Charleston. Mrs. Elsie Bratton 1 P 0 n 1 Thurscloy and Frlclay with Mr. a o d Mrs. lolendal Jordan lind Wolter. Reno caster, McArthur, was coller at the Jordan heme 00 Sunday evening. RelaUveo here have received word o1 the birth o! 1 claushter, · Ronne Lyn, to Mr. and Mrs. Errol Pickett, In Dayton. L 0 c 1 1 gi'8!Q)arents are Mro. Laura Krebs and Mrs. EllenFacemyre. great..- ·graJICiparenll._!l'o Mrs. Maucte · Holtomb, Mr. •'lllls. Etza Mccomas, local; llllcl !olra. , Mao Pickett, Pomol'Ol'. M r I. Pickett, the former Sharon Hoiland, wao reared in tho heme of Mr. llllcl Mrs. Victor Perry, I~ cal. 'll1e IIUlo 000 has 1 oloter, RickiL Mr. and Mra. Rood Jetrora, Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Crabtree · and Mr. and Mrs. "ondal JorM clan were guests of Mr. and Mrs. T. J. ,.. "'urlock 11 a diiiiiOI' 00 ......... at the p•--...... _.. Sat.... w...7 e·~nlng Ros4aurant cl!nlng rocm. T h 0 birthday or Mrs. ~urlocl< wao observed on Satllrclay. wscs MEETS ·- ' Hoc~· lljl··· , • I 'o"hio • SPACE i FUE STOUGE Alfred I fi.1,·-...!' - l ~To•:...;J(I(;IUI 1 "4 ..,. MOTH PROOFING AIC .GEANIIS SUndiJo School attenlance on July 21 wu 56, the otrilrlng was $17.81. Worshlp'aervicea ~=Me=oon,=======;! '-"ow• ·~ WMPO eel &mcla,y School at lO:fS wilh Vere Swartz, ioy-'-r. Worshill sorvt<ta were belcl at 7:• 45 &mcla,y evanlq with tho Rev. Casto. ,• Tho Carleton &mcla,y School and church hel4 &mcla,y School and worol!lp services Sunclay,Juty 21, hi the !oromon In the Woocle Grove, with an attendance ol 59. They enjoyeela picnic ciiJI. nor at noon. Glmeswereployld In the al!ernoon, and a good a~ claJ Ume wu ellloyeel by all Chtrloo Calclwall of the lrJI>o eel forces, recenlly a()ODI some llnie with hlo paroM&, Mr. llllcl Mra. Garland ClldweU, ani hio grandmother • Emma Flnclllng. Hla wile, Peggy, ofChaator,Jotn. eel him and !hey will be otetlonocl In WaahiJ11on state. · Point, Ohio, and Mr. llllcl loire. Mrs. Emma Flnclllng reee.aty Raymond Reeveo, ~rl11!11eld. rillted Mr. and Mra. Everett Smnmer gueoll ol Mr. and Per- and Mr. and Mro. ScGtt l<eeping Meigs Mro. Jemes Gaston are David Snoclxn11 In Athena. Gallll by and Clarence Hess, ~ri11!11elcl, bus to PCIIIIIII'Ol', she ril1ted her Gollio 0110 <,. 0., Cry&tal Hess, who hid opant ~uaf11er, Doria Ewing. On oome llil!!.here, has rewrnod the trip hclite she "!.jjled · .' to the hmte ofberparenll, Mr. er.~UIJI!Ier, JalliceRitehle and Mrs. Jack Hess, ~rlngtlelct. and 'l'aril!ty and helpocl to ceto- ,. • lolra. Emery Haggy, Pcmeroy, brate the birthday ottltelr lour- · spent 1 SUndiJo with Mr.and Mrs. year-old eon, Charleo. Glen Cline. Callers were Evelyn Charles and Both )'oatofSupr Entertoinedto.~, Rile llllcl John Herrlson, Rolland; Grcne, 0., have beoll riolt!ng •,; and Mr. and Mrs. Henry C&Jt>ontheir ~ellil, lolr, and Mro. ter, Mldclleport. Harry Gcthrlo and Mr. and Mro. Mr. and Mra. Hardd Hutton, Tmn Yoot. to order 50 bottles ot Be~ Columbus, rialted with Mr. and Mariano Wlnobremer and 100• vanilla, tor aile. Saveral bciaa Mrs. Alva Rlt>e. Mr. Hutton r&Gregory lfomla. are vacationing In CaJ.. of aeJatln blve been !old. . , molnoct for a visit and calleel on NeW. Parker ted lbe'l)liCIIDI -'ea. r friends and relatives In the Mr. loci Mrs. Dale Kum and .._.,, 0f Lilli H-"'on "Youth, SOCiety's V•C~ e ·........ apant ReiOUI'ces," ud •4 Lef& Uatln _...., Mary Collier, Cincinnati, was the woe!cend with her parenta, and Loam." a weekend guest o! her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Millard SillriJ. Mr. and Mra. Jerry Culwoll and Mr. and Mro. Hobert SWart& The healell served lova!y rootller rolaUveo here. and Mr. and Mrs. Clair Follrecl lreahmonle. Tho nut moaltna Houae m•sll ol Mr. llllcl Mro. attendocl the llllleral of WWtam will be bold on Tuesday evonllll. •Members ot t h e Temple ~~ Ath AJc. 20, . 11 the hC!IDO 0( Neltle R<bert Stout are Mrs. Benny Church WSCS held their J""' ens Sunclll' altAir- Parker, wi111 Tbolma Heeder1on -. nwea, at Lowe and children, and Mr. and meoUng at tho - . , ot Mro. noon. leading ·tbe Pl'O!P'Im. Mro. Freel Stout and famUy, carl Greenloea, Program and ' RelaUWI bore letrnoct of the Clewland. devotions were led by MuriGala- dealh ot___, ROaa (Swartz)""''" -..to union '1111 !!!!"rt tamiJy ro.. ~ be Yoww bold 011 Sonlll, of G 0 Mra. Elmer Mettoo bas r... way and Helen s.ott with other rov...- •• ·• roc~-· turnoct to the home ot her eon mombera aoaloUng. The pres!- . Tho Woman' I Soc:!otv oclehrla- Alii- 41n tho Woocla grow, bora. and daughter-In-taw, Mr. and dent armounceclthatagoodamount Uan Service held Ill reautar Colloti!Gte c-...., Mrs. Robert Mattox, al18r an ex- · hid beoll received !rom stanley mlaltng on Tueadoy evonllll. J,., BAN PRANCIIICO 4UPI) - · tendeel riolt wilh her om and Products sales llllcl lhanked all ly 16, Ill i!1t home ot Gooerieve The c!IJ'I live anlveralt.Jeo IIDCI da~r-tn-law, Mr. llllcl Mro. wbo belpocl. The AIIIUII meeting Guthrie, with an attNclance ol c:o!legOB have orpnlzecl lhe Herman Mattox, ChtrteoiDn, w. wW be bold at tho clo.Jrch with 12 members and three vlaltoro. Sa.n Pranciaco COnlorUIIDI Ill V• Mrs. Menclal Jordan as hostess. Tho meat!ng _,eel with pray. an eftort to coorcl!nate tbo!r Mr. llllcl MrL WW!am Law- · A special speaker witt be lnrit- or by Nina lloblnlon, ~- by r;cea In l!eJplni IOIYe city oon llllcl llmlb enterta!nocl lhe eel for the meeting by Katherlno tho h.!mn, "ill M1 Heart There P Tb~tlum W1l!. cooporLawaon, program director. Rlnga A Meloc!y," ate with the community Ia SPECIAL SERVICES T b o bullno1a mealtng, In atuc1J1na auch llelclo aa urbir,q brother and sl Iller, !olr. C a r I a.>UIIDIII services - e bold charp of NoUJa Par!cer, proal· cleo!111, enrironmont&l hea!lll, Westfall and Mrs. Clara Carclo . at Temple v n I t e 4 Methodist dent, COIIIioted of ·rG~dno bu.r- aoclll 1114 health lervlces, wallofGalltpol!o. Mro. A>anel Holllclay a n d Church on ·Swldoy lllOI'D!n& for · DO&I. Alao, a decillion waa !lllde ~=:r ~· ~= netrhborhood cUltural enrich; three children of w-tor are Kerin Crabtree, omall-oflolr, and Mrs. carl Ct'lbtreL Rev. eel by Rev, Howard Mt.\'00 In the · mont and Public adminlotraa week with ber par11 ents, Mr. and Mrs. G. A. Rid.. Jolm Leqrotretb, District Sieler- aorvlce. lolro. ~ .... ';, ~~~ Intendant, Loneaotor, was 1a!ato- · olao present. Mr• and Mro. ..,... ~•- • 110..e are ve ~ !notltu. kin. ... UnlvOI'IIIJ of ScCIII were aocliJorenll 0( tho t... Cattfomla llodloal Center, 8&n rant. Pranclaco llt&te cou..., uniMRS. CHEAJ>LE HOSTESS vmtty of San Pranclleo, Sa.n Mro. Rex Cheadle was booteo1 ~taco CIIJ CoUeae and at ber home for the ~ub den Gate Coneae. Inc of I h o catpenter ~~~ Cburch l!ciiY Boo Soclet;y,, Mro. W!UIIm CheiCile lid tho de,.,. lnopectlon laWl dons for the eveolng. , A report · . '1'llLIIA, Oll:!a. 4UPI >- Dur~ waa mlcle CCIIctrnhw the work IIIII 1~5-tT, ten otateo )ICiiiOd . tawa roqlill1na JI01'Iodlo m->. that bad been clollo ,at \he _c~h. uon . or 'all motor ,. •eblclea Othoro present .l ii'L Reed bl'IDIIDJ lhe total of· Jel!era, Mra. Dale Dye, Mrs. lion• ,at&teo to 31 pJua tilt c~w. Clay Jordan; Jam•• Qu. trtet· or ·Columllla, lCCMdtDJ to ton, and Mro. Bl•.,;. .,_ the tute;Amortcao Petro!ewa lilotl. Carpenter News, Notes ---- 1 ~~·~.,- u. ......-.. - .• u. .......,... 8 ................... !'IPJ',.I'tM'IOIItl .... ..,- of .... _•..,,___........__ ...................... ~ .,. ~ u. aat ., ll1tADFOIID Cltll Bradfft Raclle, OIIIt _ . ..... U.. Eueu&w or ...... S.'5.5. C."" INYINTOilY 111MD AHMIIJirMMT TM ltltt tf Oltlt. Melli Jack w. ea....,, Mgr. . ' EXPBI' Wlieti A,iJgnment ' · · .......~:~ ro:,r~~ .,. PHONE . --- l .. "1 rtJRN1S1IED aparlmelll, I wo bedrooms, Miclclleporl. Pbllll BEANS. KENTUCKY Wonder: Pick your own, bring ...,. IIWI'I(. 8 ,... 7~ • • 1'RAlLER SPACE, all utlllllel IVallable. Inquire 118 Mulber- -~kFtrat! IJNICO WEATHE~·A!IIC Unlco · Acrybc Latex-$6.70 pl.; Two-coat out. White -"-95 &aJ. Ia Z'o. c.mpleta 8enfce OPEN t!VES. 1:00 P.M. POMEROY, CIHIO WILL DO back to sobool .,.. 1118 lor children, Mrs. Carolyn PAINT SALE! AucrroNBIIR t1t1Nitl. OfiiiCI MDUU .I .r INFORMAnON MEWS presents LOCAL REPORTS DAILY AT 7:50 A.M. 12 NOON 3 P.M. AND 4:30 P.M. ' --'1"' "'""' w...., •m-.: ··.. v :cl'osswoRo ..... . "'C: . . .. ........................... ,...,.. te-.____. . . . to . ..·.~ ~.,. ~nr .•rdl,;al'f word1. ... . S ~UHL f: - ........- - THAT 8Uio'l~ !leEN EATIN' GOODIES AN W/(J'CHIN' TV MY... ru. GET RID OF 'IM IJY PULLiN' TH' PLUG! ,. �. ~ ' •. . ' '. --- ' --...... ..., ............. r ' ~ ~,. ·-- ,-..,_, , 't·' ·~>1. ' . ·"*'*...,,,... a ..,..,._ t .... , ·' ,. . . . , ....... ........... ........... ,............... ............. ........-. . 1if . IIi ;tell ..... ' !llfl . ' IS.· Pomeroy OP Motor Co. f t .... .., QUALITY . .UU.TIOMI ,.- ftt ......... ., ,._... . . ..... ...., TIM ...lllrttW ~ IIIIIIRIIIIIL ,...., "· Witt . . IIATII PerW.tlltM ...... I ...... ,_ WeN tM ioit•io•"'""-'" MIRI..,.. CIN'" J1t · ......................... .... ..... .,..,. ............... 11 ................ ........... thePIItrtleiiL e-rtt••• . .. . . . .till wtfMR 11 ...,.. CAID Ofl TIIAIIU & OIITVAI1' '· . l 196~ C:ll::VELLE MAUBU , •••••• , •••• , .• , .$1596 Cov. J8 engine, powerd!de, ndlo, heator, now whitewall Urea, lfi'MD exterior llnlah with white nylon lq) vinyl lntulor trim. A ahan> 1 c•mer trldo ln. JiltS FORD GAL. 4 DOOR •••• , •••• , ........ $1695 B1ac:k 1llri.1h, clean lnterlor, good w-s-w Ures, VB eqdne, auto. trana.. power steeriJ1i:1 radio. heater. ..... Sharp 1 owner . 1062 OLD& F-85 4 DR.. , , . ..... . .......... $895 V8 e..U., automltlc trana., delux trim, green Dnish. All good w-w tlreo, rodlo llllcl heater. ............. ,. ,.. ............ Pomeroy Motor Co. ............. ,... ..,., 11.1t tw H _.,. •••••· ... • Jtllllllll w.nl II. . ILIIID ADI . . . . . . . . 1............., Notice Lowla, phone 99M2'71. 7.-..e WILL DO ISWlng at bome Iippert, pockets, peaing, bommlng, al!eraU0111, etc. Mrs. Froddle Tbabet, Muon, Phme '1'134651. 444fc HAPPY HOUR, Shenang ~ Nile Club, I In 8 p.m. MODo day !bra Friday. LadJel evo17 Friday. Mtre I WILL not be responsible for lilY debts contracted by lilYone but myselt Rom!e Hubbon!. 7-29-atp Wanted To Buy ANTIQUES, farnlture, cllsbw. mlscellaneoul. Jlrll. Howard Cecil, 100 W. Main St., Pomeff/1. 14-lle WANTED RESPONSIBLE party to .. paymenll "' tti.IJ per mantb or pay balance due flU( lor IIIII ltl!reo I!OIIIOle 1111h radio, (.~peed automallo eblnpr, eab ~. 7-llele ,,' For lent PLENTY of apace lor one lral!• 1lllh all facllttteo. In Syra- · Call DD-S901. f.IJ.IIe PURN1SIIED and ~ ~· Cloee to !!Cbool. Jtme .tiUIS(, 10.1~-~fe ry Ills S or 5 p.m. Write P. Bcm Pomeroy. s.a.tk o. as .----ll POMEROY ,..,... ' 992-2181 ,_ ..... 'h ..... .., _.ot u. ......,...,... lq • Buslneu Slrvlcn c. c. .... o~. Tilt - PHONE . .. -.........,2094 liJL, •ttam~J~ U'ortiDtiDUoliiN ~~~ auwao. -·""""""' YCN tre 'MNJw ltiCtiW ...., ... ......... ... - .. ... Pomeroy.H' o111e. & Autol • &. ~ ' l'OiqeNJ, ~ ~ d~~ ·--~------. .~~~ .. ........... . . . . , nt..;and WID a;. lor lllul'lal tat: ~folkJofthO ...;,.., lltk PI'.._.., ,.,. ..,. ~ .., lbt w " aevoral !rtenda with a 1\oyrtde . . . late of AM CoulrtJ, WU t1W • ct...O, A:'·.=n ~ l:.~ ~ ::0-:..!:' ·- For S.la AIR OONDMONING RefriP1' ttut &blreto mu~; flit tblm al Jill&; atlon aervlce. Jact'a RetrlgYEAR OLD ROME on Rl 124, 5 ROOMS and bath on nice lot lo lbt ..,. " ' .,. eratiOII, New Haven. bone ~~.;;:;-w.• 5 rooma, bath, uWtty room. on Rt. SS. Call 99U901. ~ IID-m. ( • tic wall to wall carpeting tn bed74tfc rooms and Iron! room, good ~..:.~do ...., locat!Go, oall or see O'Dell 14 CUBIC FOOr refrigerator- READY - MIX concrell deliv.. - ._. ered rlgbt to JOIIf pruject. freezer, good oondltton; 2 gu Manley, phone 74UISZ. Will Faot and easy. Free eett- "'" ou.~:.0::-'a!;......., I ... aall cm Gl loan. 7.JU!e stoves and I bot plate. Call mateo. PhoDe 91U214, Goesm.MI2, Cbarles Blake. loin Ready - Mil Co., Middle7.,11).3tp HAMMOND CHORD org1111, port, Oblo. e Ill tie bench, lll1lllc, t&OO. Can Yocmg's Markel, Mlcldleport. 1954 STUDEBAKER 1>-ton p1elo. up, $75. Phone 37Ulitl after BUDGET PRICE furniture 011 • 7~ our tblrd floor budget shop. 7 p.m. 7..l0-6tc Baker ll'urullure, Middleport. LUMP COAL, stoker, egg; Ru&. Ohio. f II tfe land tipple, Rt. IJI. Pearl Ja- 1965 MOBIL HOME 10 x 50. Call Mr. and Mrs. Robert R. Sl•<>eobs, Phone 7c.ID52 or m. 949-3443 or contact Rol1ald more and llmlly, Arlington, VL, S41t. 7-lllle Hflrl, Raclne, Ohio. 7..l0-6tc SEWING MACIIINES, repair vlsited her mother, Mro. JJonver aervlce, an makel. WY ~ 22M. 'nle Fabrle Shop, I'OJn. Qlleen and other relatives here. NO. 6, STOKER COAL at for- 1965 RAMBLER, good concllFloyd King leU at the home of eroy. Authorbed Singer Saleo mer cttnton Coal Co. tipple, lion, phone DIZ-2271. 7-*1 stc Mr. llllcl Mrs. Ney carpenter, llld SerY!ee. We Sbarpon located 5 miles eut of WeiJs. he was Itring llllcl Ia now Sclaorl. Nl-tfc where ton. Pbcme S64-S78'I Wellaton coollnecl to Sheltering Arms Hospllalln Athcms with a broken leg. for Information. Walton Coal RHI &tAte For Sale CIGARETTE ft1ldlnJ macldneo Mr. llllcl Mrs. Ray Ash, David Company. 7·1HIII< O'BRIEN I CROW IIIII service. ABC Enlerprlael, allcl Marlea, Gahanna, rialted her Muon, W. Va. Phone 'I7NIG. parents, Mr. and Mro. R. s. TWO YEAR old t110 bedroom REALTY OOMPANY ~Me home, bath, fult basement, ga- MIDDLEPORT - ll!o story Turner. rage, 1n S)ncuao, Phone m. frame, 2 bedrooms, new bath, Those visiting with Mr. and ' :JW. 7-21-tfc new furna<e, new bot waler Mrs. D. 0. McKnight were Mr. Jnsuran~ !ant, new floor covering. EXand Mrs. J. w. Cobb, Ruoaelh AUTOMOBILE lhiuraace ben ForS.Ie .:u:--:.:- ---- CLARINET B FLAT good ...,. CELLENT PIWPERTY, 0 dillon, $25. Phone JID.3S'I3, $4,700.011, 7-25-IIA: l"'MEROY - 2 story frame, 5 roomsl ~ bedrooms, bath, SAVE NOW on aluminum boats floor futnace. IO.U.IS-14 ft., dean made: GOING AT f!,5IUI. llln'dJ, tmJe rail bottoms. JIDiliY CLELAND One mile of! Rt. sa, on Ktng,j. Office - - . ·r bury Road. 7-17-30te ..... - I l l IIIII NI!JWPORT Clr)'ller, f. Door, good rubber, good JOE YOUNG residence on Ru&. llhapo. Marion Reynolds, Ma- land Road. Contact Yocmg'a Mamt, 7-~Mte I!O!l. Phone '1'13-1147. 7-21-Uc u.ue HOBSTETTER REALTY ea110011ed? Loot :roar operator'l Ucense? CaD II9MIIIItl. • 18 tic .Point Hoek .~ Social Notes Weekend guests ot Mr. 1 n d Mrs. Marrin WUson and lolro. Eme HOOBler were Mr. and Mra. Joe Thompson ot Medina, Ohio. Mrs. ThomJ>son Ia a daughter ot Mrs. Hooalor. Mr. and Mrs. Ray Brooka r ... cent spent a week In Port lalner. $1 buabel. Andrew C!Ga, olJ: mDel above RaPURN1SIIED GARAGE ..,m. dDe on Rt. 1311. Pbouo 147- GEO. ROB81'EI'tER, ~ men! 011 LlnooiD lUll. Utlllllel Neches and Sin Angelo, Texas, IIU. 7~ POMilROY - 5 rocmll, bath, paid; edults only. Pbono where they visited their daughfront .. bact porehes, IJu&. ter, •. 8-Jt.lrl! Mrs. T. E. Thonlpoon ani SEWING MACHINE, zlc 188 ment, level lot. family. OOIIIOie. Complete wllb !lib- POMEBOY - e 1'001111, water TtiO BEJ)R()(Bil o111c1meJ Attenclbw tho amual conwnloll camo; matel buttOJ>. l)'llem. cellar, !roat pordl, I t!on or tho Church of God ot Pr~ iJ*!IDMul. 4111 llpriDf Ave., boles. WID clll'!l, -.1, ap. outbuildings, I~ IOI'tJI, Pawavy. PhoDe . . . pbeoy In Cambrldie !rom Thurllpltque, JD01l081'81D, ov-. I'OMEROY - 4 1'001111, bath, ctay until Saturday were lolr. and 7-lt.Cfc Pay IIIII $4U5, or t$.1t per full buemenl, needl a baDdy Mrs. Dennis Fraley, Mrs. IJa.. lllOIItb. PboDe 8112-3211. man. . •el Burke and clal¢ter, lolrL nvE ROOM fumlabod ~ 'l44le M ACRI8 - 18 of bottom 181111. Phyllis Knowleloo of Allwijo. llalb, In Pomervy. Mrs. BowSpending tho weekend In Akard Cecil. 100 w. MaiD 81.. 2 barlll, large 8 - · both llld ball, 2nd boule, s ell- . ron wilh her son, Jolul Vale, Pomeroy. 7-K .tie STEREO, 1111111 Early American stereo rodlo combination. terns, well, mtoerall, ... were Mro. NeDie Vale and M111 Tbls Is a beautiful aolld alate Peg Facber. Eoroute the;y colleel town. CAMPING 'l'IWLER by day cr unit wltb f.opeed ebaDger. IIBIM or YIIIGIL TIUJ'OBD on the R<bert Holliday flmlJy In ....; aleepl 7. Pbono Toe over payments of .tl or Woooter. · ... 74«c ASSOCIATES -Miss Ttra Radokln, Miss carpay balllliCe $101.10. Also ba•e sYIW:lJSB repoaeued . stereO In walnut ol Elllo, Mro. Famle Pettit and a.&AN ftiiiEE 11111111 IIIII bdl . Neltle Vole apelll Woclneacla,y at eablnet lor po)'IDellla of lUI .. !!II!W apartmont, DllfDl. Clmden Park near Huntl~ (I' balance of • .•• PboDe . 111nJ Ave. Phme - - . ....._ 5lrvlcll Mr. and lolro. MoiCCllllb Fau74tle RADIO AND TV REPAIR, boule -·· 7-IMte ber ""' famUy of Georgia a r e eaba, anlemla. l8le IIIII 1Jt. gueote ot hio m-r, lolro. EdNOW OPEN I!Gb'a Mobil Cuart 1. . MUSTANG, mint eoudlll1111, Blallatlon. John Rarrlloll, 701 na Fauber, and llmlly. Gone Dodlon. BmmeD Ave., Oft!l'looklnl! !be beautiful Oblo MrL Helen 'I'Unlor Ia JpeiDBruadway St., Jllddlep«\ Mldd1eport. T.a.atp Rmr. Out "' ld&h wale'. phone IIIJ4S2. 7-lf.tfe 1,. !be weekend at tho heme of 8llte approved. 7#lte her clau&hter, Vlrglllil, and bu.. 1181 FULLY automatte aewlnc band In Columbuo. On Saturdoy !LECI'IIOLUX SALES llld ,._ mlcldne, Cllllllplete to IIIIR For Sale Y!ce: 111Nepen, rug wubln s h e cooaulted a &POdallat In butlonbolel, dam. and emil.; Delaware. Mro. 'I'Unlor has been POODLE PUPPIES AKC Toy 15 built-Ill cleslp. Tbtl mrr llld potlahen. Genuine peril. suffering !rom an ear condition. White and llud ....ice. 4 llld f.ts.tfe eblne II In perfect eondltlon. Call Mr. and Mro. WW!am PhUIIps ' n.. Plloae IC-J16. Tbls macbiDe IOid lor ....., . of Frankfort. Ohio, were week7-!NOie end gueall ol her mother, Mro. ballllce $'15, take ,.,_,.. c:l 11.18 per II!GIIIh. Ethel Rlcleki n. other colleu SatPOODLE PUPPIES, AKC Toy ' Try It In ,_ home, eab urdloy eWI1ing were Mr. and mlnloture. $15 and up. Stuct Mra. Goorao !lldeldn, Jr., ind .me. llld groolll!ns. Phoao 744lc children ot McArthur, and Mr. 11 I tic PIGS, 1ee A. J. llyln, BD 1, 1 n d Mro. LoaUe ot Lon&avllle. !olro. Phll!lpo, the AIC Goldea Retriever papplel, lleods9llle, Oblo. 7-a.«p fmmer Georgia Nail Radoldn, Ia Ul Alb 81., Middleport. - .· 1!8 STEIIEO: lmel)' niDut ~ great ilqlrovement •ocJ to . - able to do part ot her MO. f.:zl.* COIIIOio 111111 1M. I P'll ndlo, bouae "orlc. IIIII ael IOid mlll!b IJI&ber; POTA'IOEII, bealll, ~p Fllank Shiltz Ia .In Hocking 1111 lleeta, PboDe IC-2254. - reoonlltonp. Take Valley Hospital In Lopn aa a paymtall of • per llllllllh or ~a la. ~ Prulfllt, Portlllld. reault of a beacf.<Jn eollid<11 enpay bote- due ....._ ftJ wetOl!lo. 7-7-lk • route to hio work 1ft Ntwark Jaat It In,_ ...... Call tlft.21N. week. He Is allsfdl,y lmj)roveel, f4NII: but elCJ)ects to be hospitalized rm: RoOK HOUSE and bath, , . aome Ume. !11!1 .... JICII7 fumllbed If PILE Ia soft llld Jolly; colon The Edward Coon lamlly on...... 'Ill. & 8ooOIId Ave., retail! brlllllnee. In Cllpell joyed a train tr(JI to Woah!ngton, ~C.. be-by defnld wllfl Blae . IAIIIre . D.C. !rom lcloaciQ until Thurll......"... """ 5 p.m. Eh Rent electric ahomponer $1. ctay, While !here they rioltecl his ~7-IMte clau&l1ter and . wont on a gulclecl ' 7-f.lte sa. J'wllllun. tour ol tho city, Mrs. Grace Henaler JPOnl the lJGI CII&VJl(iiZr Belllt, ' ,. .. k with her 1<11 and tamlly, door, o!IJidvd rulii!Ir Mr. CIQ1oo Henaler of Belpre. tire ...... eouplt 111111! - SUnclly IUtJII ,. 'cif . IIi'. and c. &. u..J•, ,.,..., 1U. ... Nra. Frantc Worltall wore hla ..mo. CARRB WANTED .MG. ~======:::! CAIIII WAN18 -,...... ,._ IN MIIDf.EPOIT COIII'Aa ,....., <i aDd wiener ·roast on Saturday Schwanel . · .. · evenhl& Leah and Joo Gaoton, Albony, spent several days with their grllQ>arents, Mr. and Mrs. Fern GU!ogly. Their slater, Lola Goaton, clalCitter ol Mr. llllcl Mrs. Paul Gaston, pendectomy thisunderwent paot weekun and11>Ia onva1 d ~....,,,. c eacl,. sa sta-~• ..,. Mr. and Mro. RaJi>h Frlllor and lamU,, Gaii(Jiol.ta, also opant sw.. clay with her paronll, Mr. and Mra. Fern GWog!y. Mr. llllcl MrL Jerry Rood and daughter, cabin Creek, W. Va., ""re "eekend guesto ot her parenll, Mr. a n d lolra. Andrew Greer, Mr. and Mrs. WU!IIm Lo"oon and l'amiJy were In Charleston. w. vo., 011 Sunday to 100 h 0 r m-r. Mra. Bert Withrow, who fall 1t her homo on saturday and sullereel a lractureel hlp, She ts coollnocl to Mou!Uin state H01o pllllln Charleston. Mrs. Elsie Bratton 1 P 0 n 1 Thurscloy and Frlclay with Mr. a o d Mrs. lolendal Jordan lind Wolter. Reno caster, McArthur, was coller at the Jordan heme 00 Sunday evening. RelaUveo here have received word o1 the birth o! 1 claushter, · Ronne Lyn, to Mr. and Mrs. Errol Pickett, In Dayton. L 0 c 1 1 gi'8!Q)arents are Mro. Laura Krebs and Mrs. EllenFacemyre. great..- ·graJICiparenll._!l'o Mrs. Maucte · Holtomb, Mr. •'lllls. Etza Mccomas, local; llllcl !olra. , Mao Pickett, Pomol'Ol'. M r I. Pickett, the former Sharon Hoiland, wao reared in tho heme of Mr. llllcl Mrs. Victor Perry, I~ cal. 'll1e IIUlo 000 has 1 oloter, RickiL Mr. and Mra. Rood Jetrora, Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Crabtree · and Mr. and Mrs. "ondal JorM clan were guests of Mr. and Mrs. T. J. ,.. "'urlock 11 a diiiiiOI' 00 ......... at the p•--...... _.. Sat.... w...7 e·~nlng Ros4aurant cl!nlng rocm. T h 0 birthday or Mrs. ~urlocl< wao observed on Satllrclay. wscs MEETS ·- ' Hoc~· lljl··· , • I 'o"hio • SPACE i FUE STOUGE Alfred I fi.1,·-...!' - l ~To•:...;J(I(;IUI 1 "4 ..,. MOTH PROOFING AIC .GEANIIS SUndiJo School attenlance on July 21 wu 56, the otrilrlng was $17.81. Worshlp'aervicea ~=Me=oon,=======;! '-"ow• ·~ WMPO eel &mcla,y School at lO:fS wilh Vere Swartz, ioy-'-r. Worshill sorvt<ta were belcl at 7:• 45 &mcla,y evanlq with tho Rev. Casto. ,• Tho Carleton &mcla,y School and church hel4 &mcla,y School and worol!lp services Sunclay,Juty 21, hi the !oromon In the Woocle Grove, with an attendance ol 59. They enjoyeela picnic ciiJI. nor at noon. Glmeswereployld In the al!ernoon, and a good a~ claJ Ume wu ellloyeel by all Chtrloo Calclwall of the lrJI>o eel forces, recenlly a()ODI some llnie with hlo paroM&, Mr. llllcl Mra. Garland ClldweU, ani hio grandmother • Emma Flnclllng. Hla wile, Peggy, ofChaator,Jotn. eel him and !hey will be otetlonocl In WaahiJ11on state. · Point, Ohio, and Mr. llllcl loire. Mrs. Emma Flnclllng reee.aty Raymond Reeveo, ~rl11!11eld. rillted Mr. and Mra. Everett Smnmer gueoll ol Mr. and Per- and Mr. and Mro. ScGtt l<eeping Meigs Mro. Jemes Gaston are David Snoclxn11 In Athena. Gallll by and Clarence Hess, ~ri11!11elcl, bus to PCIIIIIII'Ol', she ril1ted her Gollio 0110 <,. 0., Cry&tal Hess, who hid opant ~uaf11er, Doria Ewing. On oome llil!!.here, has rewrnod the trip hclite she "!.jjled · .' to the hmte ofberparenll, Mr. er.~UIJI!Ier, JalliceRitehle and Mrs. Jack Hess, ~rlngtlelct. and 'l'aril!ty and helpocl to ceto- ,. • lolra. Emery Haggy, Pcmeroy, brate the birthday ottltelr lour- · spent 1 SUndiJo with Mr.and Mrs. year-old eon, Charleo. Glen Cline. Callers were Evelyn Charles and Both )'oatofSupr Entertoinedto.~, Rile llllcl John Herrlson, Rolland; Grcne, 0., have beoll riolt!ng •,; and Mr. and Mrs. Henry C&Jt>ontheir ~ellil, lolr, and Mro. ter, Mldclleport. Harry Gcthrlo and Mr. and Mro. Mr. and Mra. Hardd Hutton, Tmn Yoot. to order 50 bottles ot Be~ Columbus, rialted with Mr. and Mariano Wlnobremer and 100• vanilla, tor aile. Saveral bciaa Mrs. Alva Rlt>e. Mr. Hutton r&Gregory lfomla. are vacationing In CaJ.. of aeJatln blve been !old. . , molnoct for a visit and calleel on NeW. Parker ted lbe'l)liCIIDI -'ea. r friends and relatives In the Mr. loci Mrs. Dale Kum and .._.,, 0f Lilli H-"'on "Youth, SOCiety's V•C~ e ·........ apant ReiOUI'ces," ud •4 Lef& Uatln _...., Mary Collier, Cincinnati, was the woe!cend with her parenta, and Loam." a weekend guest o! her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Millard SillriJ. Mr. and Mra. Jerry Culwoll and Mr. and Mro. Hobert SWart& The healell served lova!y rootller rolaUveo here. and Mr. and Mrs. Clair Follrecl lreahmonle. Tho nut moaltna Houae m•sll ol Mr. llllcl Mro. attendocl the llllleral of WWtam will be bold on Tuesday evonllll. •Members ot t h e Temple ~~ Ath AJc. 20, . 11 the hC!IDO 0( Neltle R<bert Stout are Mrs. Benny Church WSCS held their J""' ens Sunclll' altAir- Parker, wi111 Tbolma Heeder1on -. nwea, at Lowe and children, and Mr. and meoUng at tho - . , ot Mro. noon. leading ·tbe Pl'O!P'Im. Mro. Freel Stout and famUy, carl Greenloea, Program and ' RelaUWI bore letrnoct of the Clewland. devotions were led by MuriGala- dealh ot___, ROaa (Swartz)""''" -..to union '1111 !!!!"rt tamiJy ro.. ~ be Yoww bold 011 Sonlll, of G 0 Mra. Elmer Mettoo bas r... way and Helen s.ott with other rov...- •• ·• roc~-· turnoct to the home ot her eon mombera aoaloUng. The pres!- . Tho Woman' I Soc:!otv oclehrla- Alii- 41n tho Woocla grow, bora. and daughter-In-taw, Mr. and dent armounceclthatagoodamount Uan Service held Ill reautar Colloti!Gte c-...., Mrs. Robert Mattox, al18r an ex- · hid beoll received !rom stanley mlaltng on Tueadoy evonllll. J,., BAN PRANCIIICO 4UPI) - · tendeel riolt wilh her om and Products sales llllcl lhanked all ly 16, Ill i!1t home ot Gooerieve The c!IJ'I live anlveralt.Jeo IIDCI da~r-tn-law, Mr. llllcl Mro. wbo belpocl. The AIIIUII meeting Guthrie, with an attNclance ol c:o!legOB have orpnlzecl lhe Herman Mattox, ChtrteoiDn, w. wW be bold at tho clo.Jrch with 12 members and three vlaltoro. Sa.n Pranciaco COnlorUIIDI Ill V• Mrs. Menclal Jordan as hostess. Tho meat!ng _,eel with pray. an eftort to coorcl!nate tbo!r Mr. llllcl MrL WW!am Law- · A special speaker witt be lnrit- or by Nina lloblnlon, ~- by r;cea In l!eJplni IOIYe city oon llllcl llmlb enterta!nocl lhe eel for the meeting by Katherlno tho h.!mn, "ill M1 Heart There P Tb~tlum W1l!. cooporLawaon, program director. Rlnga A Meloc!y," ate with the community Ia SPECIAL SERVICES T b o bullno1a mealtng, In atuc1J1na auch llelclo aa urbir,q brother and sl Iller, !olr. C a r I a.>UIIDIII services - e bold charp of NoUJa Par!cer, proal· cleo!111, enrironmont&l hea!lll, Westfall and Mrs. Clara Carclo . at Temple v n I t e 4 Methodist dent, COIIIioted of ·rG~dno bu.r- aoclll 1114 health lervlces, wallofGalltpol!o. Mro. A>anel Holllclay a n d Church on ·Swldoy lllOI'D!n& for · DO&I. Alao, a decillion waa !lllde ~=:r ~· ~= netrhborhood cUltural enrich; three children of w-tor are Kerin Crabtree, omall-oflolr, and Mrs. carl Ct'lbtreL Rev. eel by Rev, Howard Mt.\'00 In the · mont and Public adminlotraa week with ber par11 ents, Mr. and Mrs. G. A. Rid.. Jolm Leqrotretb, District Sieler- aorvlce. lolro. ~ .... ';, ~~~ Intendant, Loneaotor, was 1a!ato- · olao present. Mr• and Mro. ..,... ~•- • 110..e are ve ~ !notltu. kin. ... UnlvOI'IIIJ of ScCIII were aocliJorenll 0( tho t... Cattfomla llodloal Center, 8&n rant. Pranclaco llt&te cou..., uniMRS. CHEAJ>LE HOSTESS vmtty of San Pranclleo, Sa.n Mro. Rex Cheadle was booteo1 ~taco CIIJ CoUeae and at ber home for the ~ub den Gate Coneae. Inc of I h o catpenter ~~~ Cburch l!ciiY Boo Soclet;y,, Mro. W!UIIm CheiCile lid tho de,.,. lnopectlon laWl dons for the eveolng. , A report · . '1'llLIIA, Oll:!a. 4UPI >- Dur~ waa mlcle CCIIctrnhw the work IIIII 1~5-tT, ten otateo )ICiiiOd . tawa roqlill1na JI01'Iodlo m->. that bad been clollo ,at \he _c~h. uon . or 'all motor ,. •eblclea Othoro present .l ii'L Reed bl'IDIIDJ lhe total of· Jel!era, Mra. Dale Dye, Mrs. lion• ,at&teo to 31 pJua tilt c~w. Clay Jordan; Jam•• Qu. trtet· or ·Columllla, lCCMdtDJ to ton, and Mro. Bl•.,;. .,_ the tute;Amortcao Petro!ewa lilotl. Carpenter News, Notes ---- 1 ~~·~.,- u. ......-.. - .• u. .......,... 8 ................... !'IPJ',.I'tM'IOIItl .... ..,- of .... _•..,,___........__ ...................... ~ .,. ~ u. aat ., ll1tADFOIID Cltll Bradfft Raclle, OIIIt _ . ..... U.. Eueu&w or ...... S.'5.5. C."" INYINTOilY 111MD AHMIIJirMMT TM ltltt tf Oltlt. Melli Jack w. ea....,, Mgr. . ' EXPBI' Wlieti A,iJgnment ' · · .......~:~ ro:,r~~ .,. PHONE . --- l .. "1 rtJRN1S1IED aparlmelll, I wo bedrooms, Miclclleporl. Pbllll BEANS. KENTUCKY Wonder: Pick your own, bring ...,. IIWI'I(. 8 ,... 7~ • • 1'RAlLER SPACE, all utlllllel IVallable. Inquire 118 Mulber- -~kFtrat! IJNICO WEATHE~·A!IIC Unlco · Acrybc Latex-$6.70 pl.; Two-coat out. White -"-95 &aJ. Ia Z'o. c.mpleta 8enfce OPEN t!VES. 1:00 P.M. POMEROY, CIHIO WILL DO back to sobool .,.. 1118 lor children, Mrs. Carolyn PAINT SALE! AucrroNBIIR t1t1Nitl. OfiiiCI MDUU .I .r INFORMAnON MEWS presents LOCAL REPORTS DAILY AT 7:50 A.M. 12 NOON 3 P.M. AND 4:30 P.M. ' --'1"' "'""' w...., •m-.: ··.. v :cl'osswoRo ..... . "'C: . . .. ........................... ,...,.. te-.____. . . . to . ..·.~ ~.,. ~nr .•rdl,;al'f word1. ... . S ~UHL f: - ........- - THAT 8Uio'l~ !leEN EATIN' GOODIES AN W/(J'CHIN' TV MY... ru. GET RID OF 'IM IJY PULLiN' TH' PLUG! ,. �I ') ." ' ' Mhldlepori.-PIIIIeroy, 0., July 30, 1968 May Be Spies (UPO - In ObsenotoQ; Dr. J1111es E. ·~:~:~:~~:; two high. · Mcllonald, senior ph,yslc!st wllh I I'OliOrt watchlllc the ll)stllute nf Abnospherlc clgar-shtpeol craft Ph,yslcs at the Unlverolt.Y o! red aid white Ughts drq> Arizona aid Dr. Robert M: L, the 111k;r, swlttl,y revereeJta Baker Jr., from the Cbnputer illr,eett,m, hover, Onslly disap. Sciences Corp., tl Segundo, Ct.lit. From arould the world In The scientists agreed that too .-ecent years come reports of mii\Y sightings have defted ~lmllar sighting& of dlsc·shaJ)ed analysis to . rule out the ~or elongated objects- including posaibUlty of surveiUance by 'IOOle that seem to respoDI to beings from outer space. iJl8hts Dashed !rom the groond "This Is a possibOicy I take by fta shing back in the same very seriously," McDonald said. pattern. "If there is even a chance or A group of prominent scien. suryelllance, we s hould explotc tista told Congress Monday it. .. these unidentified tlying obje<ts McDonald said it tile earth (UFOs) may be visitors from was betlw watched. Lt was being other worlds, natural phenome- done by a society so advanced na such as electrical disturban.. ttat its technology "would be ces, or nanucinations. Indistinguishable from maglc" Whatever they are, the six to earttunen. He also ssid many scientists at a symposium ....... sponsored by the !louse Science C001mittee agreed it is time to stop laughing off the lfhard core" group of unexplained UFOS arkt start long-term, government.obacked program s to understand them. Those appearing at the symposium included Dr. J. ADen Hynek, director of Northwestern Univer sity's Dearborn l Miss Luetta O'Brien, 26, died in Hill Crest Hospital in Cleve~ land Monday evening. Miss O'Brien was born at Slade, Athens County . g..e was a registered nurse who had been J employed In Meigs and Athens oounties. ~ was preceded ln Holzer HOIIPital - Visiting hours 2-4 and 7-8 p.m. Parents mly on Pediatrics Ward. Admissions Mrs. Cllllord C. Wood, Sr., 931 Thl'!' Ave.; Mrs. Ralph W. Parry, Rt. 2 McArthur; Mrs. Otis W. Hes..,., Rt I L$11, W. Vo.; Mrs. Geraldine J. Fisher, COlumbus; Mrs. James F. Laber, Ironton; Mrs. LeRoy Ellloll, Rl•. I GalllpoUs; Mrs. Ssm. uel R. l:.on& 2131 Chatllarn Ave.; George M. Kocsis, Wellston; Mrs. Russell Holsinger, Reedsville; HOIII'l' C. ~elton, Wellstoo; Mrs. Roberta Cameron, Jadtson; Mrs. John S. Mohler, Pomeroy; Mrs. Elmo E. Coon, Alblllll'; Dan. lei R. M,yers, Slade; MJ;s. Alva D. Tulloh, Mason, W. Ita.; Edward S. C<iley, Zaleski; Hobart M. Hart, Leon, W. VL; M ,lr s. Leonard Jones, Ironton; M r s, Martha M: Monroe, Hamden; ~o. Marie Beaver, Rt. I Crown Clb-; Ill's. Jack Hall, oak Hlll; Mrs. Guy T. Rawlins, Jackson; Sbaron F. Goo<Wte, Pl. Pleas. ant; Doma J. MulJlns, Rt. 1; Mra. Roacoe t'. ~se. Rt. 1 pt, Pleasant; C1J1tlda A n n Brown, Rt 2; Lisa D. Grounds, carbon, W. Va.; Mrs. Rolland R. Mayo, lrontDn; Mrs. David H. McQJaid, Rt. I ; Mrs. Clydo ·A. Hwrt, 601'/, Seoond Ave. Birth Mrs. RolUn K. Hawk, Cool vllle, t n, 8:05 a.m. Monday. Discharges Malvin Bachtel Jr., George E. Bennett, William S. Blood (expired}, Orren L. Bowser (expired), Mrs. James H. Chapman, Mrs. Donald Colley, Thorn. as J. Collin&, Mrs. Anna Depue, Mrs. Charles F. John,.., Cley. ton Keesee, Edward G. Reynolds ... (expired), Michael G. Roberts, Mrs. Lester L. Rouslt, Halph W, !lewartson, Mrs. Ollie Thornton, Randolph E. Ward, M r s. John H. White, Mrs. Lawrence She is sun1ved by her father, Vern, Steubenville; a sis- [HOSPITAL NEWS ' Luetta O'Brien Dies Monday Zlnunerman, Mrs. death by her mother, Audena Burson O'Brien ln 1965. ter, Mra. Faye Wooten. Alban,y; an aunt, Mrs. Mary King. Shade, and an W1cle, Paul Burson, Ath- ens. Funeral services will be conducted Thursday at 2 p.m. at the Jagers and Sons Funeral Home in Athens. The Rev. Herbert Harris will officiate. Burial will be in Burson Cemetery. Friends may call after 3 p.m. Wednesday. Wallace Files Suit COLUMBUS (UPD - T h e George Wallace American lnde·pendent Part.\' Monday !lied suit in federal court here challeng.. lng the conslitutionallt.Y or the state's election laws. The suit, !lied on behalf o! former Alabama Gov. George Wallace. seeks toplacehlsname oh the November ball,ot as a third party candidate Cor the presideocy. '~;.·,·:~.n:...;~L j....:.:-,•,V,•~<o''-'>~«~w :wo::«................ ,............... ;-,• !' .... • ·~ ""':'r.• • .• ' ' ·' n · · ,1:.. ' w I~ ·.~\ t.Oea.y ·, ..,_:. -. t. . , ·~ '<· 11•re reporled ~ (ConthoJed ll''*' ~ I) ~ .JOm..O: ·Easy to. "~.: · ;j · a.~.o. ..JitQ~ · to Holzer Taken to Holzer Hospital Tuesday morning by the Middleport emergency squad after Calling approximateJ..y 16 feet into an empt.Y barge at his coalloalling operation near the Meigs-Gallia line was Jay Hall, or near Bradbury. Squadmen said that HaD had a fractured wrist and pos- sible chest aDd other internal injuries. .' , .• , l '· . . '·i' ·- -· . ' I ' Devored'·To 7Jw 1114era,. Of'IJae Meigi-Mtumi A~ I , .. . ' .. '781 •I '" • FIVE CENTS mana. .• Mrs. McKinney Dies Tuesday AMONG lilt aueota L""*'"" IRIIflln Staco ......... open. trw ceremonies of the 19th IJUIUII Gollla coum,y Janlor Fair Tuesda,y nlgbl were, left to right, Joe Stewart and John Mor· commlosioners; lla1ph Welker, .U.te roprosentativo, 27th HOUJe Dlotrlct; Sen. Ooldey Colllno, 18th SenatorIal Dlotrlc~ and Kenneth Morgan, Golllpcile clt.Y mampr. remainder of the year. Accordingly, thoro will be layol!s, although mt necessarily at lbe PITTSBURGH (IJPO - Alter giving 400,000 employes the same rate. fattest wage contract they ever had, the steel iOOustry today The threat of a strike was the embarked on an apparent new round or price Increases to pay lever the wdon used In (or the added labor costs. aehievlng the settlement. It also U, S. Steel Corp., the country's largest ateelmaker, an-ts the cause ot tlie pending l'k:IUDCed increaaes in the prices or tin mUl producta, ranging culhack. Consumers, stockpiling up to 9. 7 per cent. Other makers of tin m111 products, used in for UZl to a year 1n the event the packlglng and can manufacturing businesses, were exther8 was a work stoppage. now pected to follow suiL Tin plate is a major steel industry prQo. must uoe up their backlog and dueL steel sniPments sre - - to fall !rom nine mllUon to six million tons per month. steel. Six Per Coni Hike tion coverage, and ldgher negotiators, aal side by side at Bul the lndostcy plans a 33 Tho BBJ'OOment provides pay suppl,emental l.lDemployment be- a news conference TUe&da¥ per cent cutback in operaUona raises, improved vacation, pen- nefits. nigtJt and expressed saUsfacUon !rom Aug, I through at least the tiona, brsurance and hospitallzawith the contract. Ita cool Is sot at about 90 utt•a a floe thing that a cents per hour or about 6 per 'cent, e~ to coub:acts negoti- settlement hl!l been reached in ated earlier this year in the these negotlat~ons without a can, alumillum, eopper and auto ltrike at a erfcltal time in our lndUstrleo, The previous high, history," cOOper raid. alao including wagea and fringe Abel he agreed with bene!lto, was 47.7 cents per CoQI!or lhijl,~~ pi •• are. -+.~~=;~~?~Jr~~l~it~t~~~~~~f:i~~~tH~~?tf{r~:~r:}~:~:~:~=~=~r[~[J?i~{:~:~:~~=!~:=~~~:~:::::: hour ne)!llllatod In l.be !<lntract tDtally' ·and" "cdlnil!.tel.v \om,. ." ' with ~~ reaul~," but he that 1on1gt11. •.. ' ,1 · ,..,, By Unlted PreiS lmlrnsti~ termotl' II a "very loud'' An lndUIIr)' ioouree estimated :l ,,uil!N..U., COSTA RICA - U. S. AIR FORCE planes rushed "!anJ<els aid medical ,....,ues todey to thouoalds o! refugees forced the contract would coat the 11 settlement. addition to a hlke in wages, 11roJn their homos by the OJ'IQ>IIon of the wlcano ML Arena!, dormant I1Uijor basic steel pro<klcers theIn new contract . calls for an about a half billion dollars a lOr ~00 yoaro untU Monday, The national guard counted 45 persons year. Costs tor an additional Increase !rom $37.50 per week .aead; aid 112 !rom 32' !arnllles missing In tile destruction wrought 150,000 steol110rkers In allied ID $52.50 per week In the l>Y !he volcano. . supplemental unemployment be· : ~ 5,092-lmt volcano spewed ashes SO,OOO leetlntD the night companies would be about $561 nellis million over 'the three years. while drawing state i)ly Jld some lamed as tar as 60 mUes swey, blanketing tile counaulatance and an increase from Contracts tor these workers lp'slde. usually follow tile J>Qttern set by $60 per weok to $80 per week wheo slate old enils. · ~: PARIS - · U; S. AMBAS>ADOR W. AVERELL Harrbnon today "big steel." Basic steel workers now earn accused North VIetnam o! vlolaUng the 1962 Gene\11 BBJ'eement that an -average hourly rate ot $3. 71, ..-~ed the aovereignt.y and neutrality ol Laos. "The fact is," Under the new agreement there Hanbnan said, "'North \ 'letnam never kept the 1962 agreement ,.... dll,l'... . will be a general 20 cents an hour increase inunedlately, 12 :: · Harrbnan, the U. S. chief negotiator at the Paris VIetnam tolks, cents tho second year and 12 fllqlqo to newsmen on his way to the 15th sel8ion with the North ""tllamese. "One way to keep peace in SOutheast Alia oo a per. cents the third year. Increase Varies q.anent basi' Is lor North VIetnam ID leave its neighbor a alone," With Increased inerements ,ljltrlman lllfd. between job classittcatims, the 11 Ywr c&lttoff ma.Y be exactl~ CLEVELAND _, 111E' EAST omo GAS CO. said today II had companies say, tile blhe will dl•covared a "potentially significant•' natural gas zone in Knox range trom 4:4 cente an hour In what yOUr ne.lghbor has alW&¥11 the lowest classltlcaUon to 73 wanted." township ln Columbiana County. Thlala tberuleoftiNmbmerncents In the hill>est. 1 • The tlrm .said the new zone is at 8.000 teet, a new depth recbera of the Southern Local AthU~ Presldenl L W. Abel and ord. The di!O()Osl prodeetlon lYoll previously wao at 6,470 teet In lelle Boosters have laid down Steel VIce President R. llolilles County 1111965. Conrad Cooper, tho top two for their coming auctloo of large IDd small article& on sept. 8, LITILE ROCK, ARK. - SEN. J. WILUAM Fulbright today acrooo !rom the old Post \)!!Ice luded for 1 general election batde with a Republlcon plamor. The In the Slmpoon bulldihg In outspol!on critic of U. S. VIetnam pollcy narrowly awided a run off Racine. · In Tueoday's DemocrJtic primary. 1be boostera at their meeting Wltll 96.6 per <:eit. o! the precincts reporting ~had tho evellln& of July 22 at tile hl8h 205,272 voles, Jbn Johnsm had 124,336 votes, l!doby K, llayos had stephen lJ!Ite. sfx.yesr-ofd son ochool IIUI&'>sled tllal everyone 47,~6 anr,t Foi!fr Johnoon had 11,126. Fulbright's lolal r..,reof Mr. and Mrs. Sammy Lillie, having IJVIhlng II> dooate gel In oeuled b-8 per c~nt of !he votes cast The Republican nomlnse Is was treated lor lr\jurles at Vol- IDuch with Mrl. Phoebe Roberto, Charleo\J'. o! Earle, who owos a large fUm. · erana Memorial Hoopllel early Lolarl FoUl; El""' ~cer, Ba. Tuesdll,l' evening alter he ran elne; AI Crow, RaclnetBII~Hlll, Al>IE;RiCAN FORCES MADE deepeol drive of Into. lha side ot a car ... North RadDe, or William .IIObacb. II .- .1110 war Into the Mek011 Delli Tuetday aid with V_,.oe msrlneo Doraa. . out the VIet C.,.. "like quallo aid foreo," ldUirw Q •of ~ St. In Mlcldleport, . ~bee saJd lhat the ddld ,., '!bon will bs s truc:k provld·lliianl, u.S. apokeomen llid today. · · · ·, and rill Into tho eel . to pick up large articleo. doaoinl a·haJI "·i . U. .S. Navy 8\1111101~ carried the 75(1 Vle!MI!>eoe Into •111• ·, ,m provldocl .nr_.r " - ' •• lhO Marinos .oloaed thrOUih aide o! • eo.· driven bi Eldon . Tile booetero expect ID have lillook, .WoUIIon. Slepbeowastak- the otand and also a · .' !fil81-d,OOP muck 1Dto I~. VIet h~eout. . en ID' the JiOspltal tor treatment refr.lllunent booth beblnd I h o JAir!ES A RHODES •• ,....._ 11 "'lol. ol minor inlurteo by the !,lid.. anDdllancl at the Mtltl• Colont1 , lair. , with. an !lflnolo RepubU~on leodej' · dleport,ll)netlone1 lfl,led. , AI '8~1 a.m. Weclnesda,y, lfro... A speelal meetJae bat been dd~ ' m• iM"¥ed a coli ID the mueallod by President E11011 !llen· . Richard 8, Osllvlo, .RjlPUbUoan 1 !llc!pii:'Pirl!. W!lere the lllleelllf cor lor Aug. 5 st· 7:30 at lbe were worJdni )ast Thw-lday on a tr~ being operated by ytj._ . hlp , td!ool bolldiJw lo make Ne~ York Go)'. Nels911 A. llocke.,. t .,Xj<er' • had •lllihl lire. ~Ill' plaru. pollll•s with Dick Osllvli;" ·RhOde• 111c1. PIT1'511URGH (UPO - The U n II e d Steelworkers Unlon (USW) won Ita biggest oontroct ever . from the basic steel ln<Uotry and IDIIIlY o! Its l!lentbera ooon will be receiving one or tile top provlslonolncroa~ unemployment pay. Agreement on tho contract, valued at $1.5 bDlloo over Ita three-year d.u ratlon, was naehed TueSday and ended the throat of a natiOI)wlde otrlke si Jiilmlght IDnlSIII by 400,000 Union men employed in basic Transfers Samuel Sisson Dies Monday ELBERFELDS r..tny, Olllo: r· Switch Over In One Day ·" ;News•.. in Briefs_ I soit explr'' I .. (Ill, ~ :USW Wins Biggest Contract Ever Property I I I I Castoffs in RUTLAND FURNITURE '• Real Demand Say·Boosters u.s. Lad Runs into Side of Auto You couldn't pick a beHer time to move up to CHRYSLER. Come in today, get a great buy and the model of your choice. FINAL CLEARANCE ON '68's ORIVE·I TONIGHT, J ULY 30 (Double Feature) ONE IIILLION YEAlfl' R C. J. Rlehardsoo • Haque! Welicif PLUS ~.,. Hopbur~>-Pete o'T<w.l TO STEAL A Jf"""" ·:. ..sl-' the~ ':t!IUJhotl .. ·' ·T 399 SOUTH 3rd. AVE., RUE OTORS WASIIINGTON (\IPI) - V I c e Praol- Hubert 11. HwnPhreY today caUotl.lor tree ele<IIOIIB In South VIetnam wltll "evecy 11'0141., - presumably including tho Nalloml Llbentlm f'ronl.... participating. He said the Vnlled sates ifiOuld aecept the results ~•whatever they may be.'' "South Vletnlm ahoold be run by the people who live there, not by Hanoi or Waohington, • 1 h e Demoeratlc pre sldemlal candl· date said ina speech prepared for the National Assoclatioo of Cow>Ues. 11 This means tree elections elections in wldch all can vote and all can run Cor otfice with guarantees qalnst Coree and inthnldatlon, elections in which every gr()l.l) wlUing to do so can play its !ull part In tile peace!ul political proc:ess. "And II meano belnl wiiilng to accept the fesulto of these electi<ma, whalaver 11oeJo may bel• ·- an America where sti clti...,a can havo aa Olflal ehanco ID lhare in the promise or tbla great nation. u These were the t~Po~o that prompted him to eoek tho prosidoncy, Humi>lu'w oalcl. ur believe, too, that we mult move beyond the pending discussior.s with the !l>vlet Union at ofiensive and defensive mlosties ID tho bullnosa ol1111rld · wide reduttlonJ ol ll'lllllllalll and d e f e D • e ~a," Humphrey 1114. WhUe the vice peoldent did nol. The rico lifO~ llid speclftcally mention the National Ameriea "lhouid takelhol_. Liberation Front, political arm of In replaelng the I!'Aiot-Wotl the VIet C<q, hlo uaeofthelerm conflict with "North~ ceo••evwy grOII)'' ~ lDcl~ peratiCII.~ ed the NLF. "Thai II wiiJ I have lnsllled In tho text oJohio moJor policy during this ea_.gn that speeeh, Humplt~ . oald he saw world ,...lkm dMnald his ciiii1PII8n lor the presidency ~mi\~Wt«-:::::~~..;:w;~M priorities IDd ..,. poUetla-a shift from pollc:lot o f - as a chance to adv8Dce ''the ZANESVILLE, Ohio (UP!) tim and c'coalnmeat ID pollelea comml-1 of I lifetime . . . Severs! ohota were Dted Into of recondll.UC.. and )IUc:ftul tD atrengthen tbe alternative to the Avmdale substation of the _.,..m." conlllct- at home and In the strikebound Ohio Power Co. world ... Conllnulntl hollllltles In South· Tuesday nlght. ealll Allie, Humphrey oald, plUI ''Confllct- bot or cold-is The Mualdngum COWtcy reeent ...... In Euleno costtng us too much today," he sheritrs otlltl l ; l aald two mer, Ellrope "te~ lo the dUIIcoli;J' oald. "I have always cmsldored were arrested, but no charges of achieving these obJeetlvee, s more poacoftll and just ,.,.ld have yet been tiled. even as the survlnl of manldad within our grasp- not just pie In compels us to pur.metbem.,. tho sky. And tho oame liDO• tor on tho domestic from, J!um.. J)brey said rklUnK ID Amorlan dties must stop. "If It brooks out opln, I& 3 Strikers must Charged . ~ Joe, now 8JIIIIloyed wltll Nltlonwlde lnsiii'IIICe, will be married on Auiuat 17 In lleuwhls, Tenn., aid plans to live there where hia wlfe.lo.belo a sebod loleher. Inddentally, Joe'o .....-., C..rle aid liUJ Kennoct\>, prollllJlr will be retiring Ia the !Iii and may retura !D Pomeroy or MafCa Councy to malto their home. We hope it worko out lhla ....,, IRIS AND AARON KELTON, aloo !oiDIOI reoldonts who keep In close touch with 11 ht:me", haw been in ClneiDDitt where Aaron was a delegate to the pi!Jeftttero aud plumbers conveotiCJD. The KeliDns enjoyed tllelr stay those wiahiqr to eat at the ••fn.. at the Terrace Hilton. Amongthe side" establishment. hiJhlights ot the convention were There were somewhere arOUIKI a moonlight cruise on the boau- 60 workers !rom the boosters tilol Ohio, 1 day at the !Uver· who turned out Monday nlght ID downs Track and a dinner and receive examl..natl.onl tor handaoce ai the ~oteL Aaron was dling food at the reltauriUlL The a delegate out of the Portsmouth olflces of Dr. R. R. Pickens Local. were really crowded. due to the large munber reporting. THE MEIGS LOCAL Alhlelic Booeters are having a bell with THREE MEIGS COUNTY young their plans for operatiqr a rest- . peq1Je are among tbe 300 Ohio aurant at the Meigs coum,y Fair youtll who will make lljlthe Ohio - the ftrst such venture toe the State Fair Youth Chmr. grotC>. The choir Is onder the direcMrs. Mildred BaUey has heen lion of Glenville Thclnas o! In charge of getti'W the boll Zanesville aid will 111P80r !rom r<ili"W on the project ani has Wednesda,y, Aug. 28 through Labeon given an able uslstln pt. bor Day, SepL 2. AU slate lll1r tlng results from the cOoksofthe musical 11'0\CtB conwne ~ to various schools or the district. two weeks prior to the acheduled The boosters will serve plate 11'118U'&DCeB for rehearsal sea-luncheo and short orders at their slona. restauront which 1vlil be located In the former poultcy bulidi~ The three Malgs Countlans A concrete door has been in-- ID ti10 choir are Shirley otalled, the buUdiov Is paneled Gueltlg, Badoo Route I; Aarm with plywood aid the eoUq I SQre, Portland, am Dorothel oealed. The will s wu..,.,., Racine Route 2. ro be '*••lor -·-rat. . llumphrey al80 caUed for federal <0111ro1 of ''tho JrUr. stale ahlpment and sal• ~ POINT PLEASANT, W. Va. llroarmo, (UPO- Three mtimbars of 1 h e striking utllitiea workers union II the Central Operltlng C<>. o! the PhllljJ Sporn Power Plant at New Haven have ~n charged with trespassing ani damaging peroonal propert.Y follow!Jw lncl· dents at the strikebound plant Tuesday nlghL Tlio three mell were tolealid ·on $5(10 bood when ilroo<gbt ~ fore Justice or the Peace Qoy II. Kincaid late Tuesday nigbL MIAIII BE.ACH (IJPO - Go.. The men were identified as Ronald lteapn today Dildo • : Glen ~~on of Mason, Harold whirlwind periiOIIII tour of the Ropubllcan National II. Ru11eU 1>1 West Columbia and Wolter R. Couch o! Pom- Cmvldlon ...... and bald eroy, Ohio. llrotelll' Ialka with who bellovt be hal a tp>d Kincaid said the warrlnts doance 11> wiD the GOP were aigl>ld . by Halph Wsrner and Eugene 'H. Gloss, officials presidential aomlnatton on tile of the plaot. The IJilKIBtrate lhlnl ballot. AllbouiJI still Insisting "I am said the arrests were made by police as the reault ot two s~ not a caadidate, "' RBIIID arate incidenta. appeared to lbare his optimismhloprol(l8cta. Klncsld said the olftclels told "I beltevo the c:onveollon Ia them the strlld1J8 union emthe California ployes threw eggs and rocks at wide - . • gr;wemor told reporters. u Anytheir cars. The men were ordered to ap.. one can get the no!Jrlna.t1on. u Reagan said he Is mt allied pear befOl'e the magistrate Cor wltll Gov. NeiiiCII A. Rod<oleller I hearing at II Lm. Saturday. Local 426 of the Ulllllios In an ~ ID stop the frolt. Workers Union of America his rumor, Richard M: Nbat. 8111 been on strike against the Cen- he agreod wllb Roc~.. lcal ~tine C(llljlany s I n c e strategists that Nbon lo loslnr July I. The plant Is operaled some of the doleplea he'd jointly by AI!Palachlan Power counted as ble, and ... 110 longer O>jlOcl • Oral ballot Co. aid Ohio Power Co. s victory. The plant Is localed at GraReagan arrived II Miami ham Station near New Biven. The plant monager, J. A. lntemsllonal Airport • ' Moore, and union otticlals aaJ.d chartered jot plane obortly alter ; a ineetina: between the cC~Dpany mldnlahl. He new here from a ~ : and unJon was scheduled at the IIDal pr......Veollan spoaldng Pleasant Point Rasort this a!J,. Iorey .lrto the iboth, where bt has been trying to woo delqates a...., from Nboon. He piUiod It lbe airport tor • :; brief news contertnce U. · · ' At Sporn Joe Kennedy, former resident, returned to hia hmle.ln Grove Ctt.Y Tuesda,y e-.:enlng IDllowlng a short vloll here with his brother and sister-in-law, Mr. aid Mrs. Ed Kenned1 and )UIIlly, Alheoo be Pll doWn 111011111111, llnnl1 aid elfocllvaly," bt oald. Wllhoul order, be oddod, there Clll be neither 111 011'111 oor justice and soctei;J' - Reagan in Strategy Huadles advl-• boo-•· clrove -re . under beavy M<llriiJ ,.: ..... . (liard ID the Dtluvlllo H"""' ••, hlo booDn have _.ad a campafln headcprtero. Cone V!!T~RA!is MEET THE UNBEATABLES ••• '~ . Free South Elections Moviehouse Dialogue ·in 2nd Day Extra Guard Posted • .. . · Leaders I Removed .e. ·, . Anklets : '· 111E SECRET WAR OF HARRY FlUGG Paul Newman-Slyvia Koscir'l (CCIIor) Cbaavetes Adams '' UFO sightl;,gs aid down the Eastern seaboord aplnlll Pre~lll ~ :. · ' ' i• Nbat ~...., •.\for · tbe\r sroold the tblle of the Northeast power blackout late part sltrulled off .Rod<elellu · ~1 clolmo thlll Nboon !lid mly illS ' .i 'f in 1965-preclpltated by a power I ' pulse the cause of which has a! the 1167 doleaBtes nOedo<l ID neV:r heen ldemlfted. win. Nboon'• ·~ "There is a puzzling and ger• Jom N. Mitchell, laid In a slightly dlsturblng coincidence statement that he waa "amazed at some of tho WlfOIIIstie here," he said. delegate claims" ~ made. Rod<oleller aides have COO· telded thue has been a noticeable drift or delegate• awey !rom Nlxoo, particolarly' By United Press International In the South and Rocll1 National League . ' Mountain area; with Reagan tho TilE APPROXIMATE 668 stuclents wbo will atteld the .C,per throeiUiif;,achOol iredes il ~· G. AB R. H. Pet. chief beno!lclary, d\eport this fAil 1vlil need a large quantlt.Y o f - a . Here Is Oldy a sniall put of the r"jub:ed Alou. Pit 90 323 27 10~ .334 Mitchell replied that Nixon wlumes belrw colleeted from tl)e tonne< Pomeroy aldRullald high ochools aid c~ with the Rose, Cln 85 350 60 115 .329 had more than 700 delegates. texts used In Mlcldleport last year In preparation for next llill's new high school ..U.,: , · Johnson, Cln 94 392 53 124 . 316 Nboon Leading Helms, Cln 87 353 25 110 .312 It there was 8JV sizeable ' Flood, St. L 100 427 S8 132 .309 movement o! delegates awey Staub, Hou 102 383 37 116 ,303 !rom Nixon, II was not betng Haller, LA 94 317 i9 95 .300 trumpeted by the delegates May, Cln 93 335 46 105 .296 themselves. The latest UP! tally CIERNA NAD TISOU, Czo. llllllOUVOrS at the Czech border aa equals Mid bestid on mutual Millan, Atla 9 t 345 30 100 ,290 showed 690 commllled or choslovalda (\11'1)- Czech aid but also publlohed what theY reepect, 11 Torre, Atla 70 259 31 75 .290 loaning to Nixon compared llilh Soviet Communist leaders c~ claimed was a Prague workers' American League 285 lor Rockefeller and 158 lor !erred In a movie house today plea of loyalt.Y to the Kremlin. G. AB R. H. · Pet. R-. lor tile seconl day of talks But in Prague, Rude Pravo Mondey, Oak 88 289 37 87 .301 ' Nixon's campaign was given a aimed ot heallng 'tholr spilL said: Oliva. Min 73 360 45 105 .292 oonspl~uoos 1111 Mondll,l' by Pressure mounted for a uu is obvious that the success Uhindr, Min 100 388 37 113.291 publieallon o! a Gallup poD solution to the crisis between of pro aganda, p«iitlcal or liarrlsn, Boo 88 308 50 89 .289 shOwing him running strmger the Czech Communist pan;y PT. PLEASANT - Mrs, Anna muttary pressure on Cz:echoaloYslrzskl, Bos 95 310 55 88.284 than Rockefeller and ahead of reformers and their former Marie MeKinne7, 78, o! R~ 2 vakla, that would lead to a Carew. Min 73 265 30 75 .283 Vlce President Hubert H. Kremlin masters, who resumed Letart, died aroond 3:30 a.m., chang9 Its lnteroal politlcalllne, Stnith, Bos 97 347 51 98 .282 Humphrey and Sen. Eugene J, Horton, Det 93 323 49 91 .282 McCarthy, the chief rivals for toiking at 10 Lnl. (5 Lm. would create the Drecedent for Tuesda,y at her home. She h a d Ell'l'J. a revlw of Slallnlst melhOOa .• been In laDing health the p a s I F. Hwd, Wash 96 360 46101.281 the Democratic nomination. In Moscow the Soviets aD-o . ii might l>ecome the starUng three years. White, NY 98 352 58 99 .281 Only last week, Rockefeller nounced they were extending pobt for events that would Mrs. McKinney was born Dec. Home Runs wss elling the polls to support record peacetime maneuvers to ultlJnately undermine the lnter- 16, 1889, at MUhl R1p1, PL, ~ National League: McCovey, his claims that he was stronger inclwle East German lild Polish mtional authorlt.Y o! the Soviet ghter o! tho late Francis a n d Giants 24; Allen, Phlls 22; H. than Nlxon. trtlq)s in war game& now facing Union and other SoclaUst Elll':abeth Eberharter. · Aaron, Braves 20; Hart, Giants Czechoslovakia's eistern, wes-- countries and cause tremerxlous She is survlvedbyherhuablnd, 19; stargell, Pirates 18. tern alii northern borders. W, L. McKlnney;onesister,Mra. damage ID the Communist American League: F. HowIn Prague, the Czech party D. L. Marietta, of Mill Run, Pa.; parties in the c&tPitalist counNoxt nlcui lhlna lbout tlliSI ard, senators 29; Horton, Tigers anklets lllld IGCIII-IIIxtlttliolr' tries. •• newspaper Rude Pravo warned five nieces, and two nephe\fS. 26; .Harrelson, Red Sox 2~; Jackbrlpt aood looki_;IIJI!t.kidsJ. the Soviet Union that its threats Rude Pravo called for ••tac- She was preceded ln death by son, Ns and Powell , Orioles lbls slu ~•rillll !1ft ftiiJ pair, · of armed intervention- if car- tual, comradely talks condueted two brothers. that koops them floY to motdHip 18. Joseph T. Martin, Ruth E. ried out- might doom the Funeral services will be held Runs Batted In :r/~ ~~l~l ~:, 100" Pr• Martin to Laurance S. DJers1:30 p.m., Friday In the Good National League: McCovey, bach, Sarah R. Ebersbach, Lol, Kremlin's leadership in the Crew SO<ko on tho top llae Shepard U n I t o d Methodist Communist world. Giants 63; Hart, Glanls a n d iirt!On. have colorful alriplrw, 4'h . ' In MoscOW', the Soviets not Church. Rev. Donald Locldtart Allen, Phils 58; Perez, Reds Wilbur Moore, Eva Moore to onl.}' announced the s~ped up Jll h • 49e. AI bottom tho anJt. and Rev. Earl Perkllls will ofll· 57; :~lannon, Cards and H. Aar- Jerry Hawk, Geraldine Hawk, l'ta fit in!anta, mlsoes aid elate. on, Braves 56. Lots, Pomeroy. children. Neat roll~wr top. samuel M. Sisson, 70. Rt. J, Bw-iol will be In 1lle MeKinnoy American League: Harrelson, Charles Siders, Admr., Be:s~ 3'h ID II. 49o. Reedsville, died unoxpecledly at Family Cemetecy, near F I a I Red Sox 75; R. Howard, Sena- aie S1ders, dec., to Ohio Power his home Monday morning. tor& 73; Powell, Orioles 65; Co., Coal, Rutland. LANCASTER, Ohio (UPl) Rock. The body w111 be taken"' Born at Plin,v, W. Va. , he was the chw-ch one hour prior to the · Northrup, Tigers 61; Horton, TiRoscoe L. Lawrence. dec., An- The Fairfield County Jail is unthe son ol the late Henry and services. Friends may call at gers 57. na M, Ryther, spec. com., to der extra guard today because Pilching the Crow·Hussen Funeral HOOle · Mattie Lawrence, Parcels, Leb - SberUI Jack Blazer said he was Oliva Jones Sisson. He was a after 4 p.m., Wednesday. .__ _...;,..,:.,;.,._...,;_ _,. National League: Marlchal, anoo. tij)ped to a possible breakout aJ.. veteran of World War U, a for. Giants 194; Regan, Cubs 8..2; John W. Arbsugh, Ethel M. tempt by Fred Grambo, 59, and mer railroad worker,anda!armWashburn, Cards 10-3; Gibson, Arbaugh to Jack E, White, Dor- William Gallagher, 35, both o! er. He was also preceded in Cards and Koosman, Mets 14-5. othy M. White, Parcels, Orange. Columbus, charged with the slay- dolllh by lour brolbers. ~rvlvlng are three otllor American League: McCain, Lelia Partlow Thomas, Major ing or lJihq>ollo ph,yslclan Dr. brothers, Nellon, ol bs!rander; Tigers 20-3; Tlant, Indians 17- L, Partlow, Mamie F, CampiJOll, Edward Roller Al!rll17. Warren, of Radnor, and Clarence, 6; John, White Sox and Wright, Anthony W. Misich, Helen M. of Marton; flve sisters, Mrs. BeS- I Angela 7-3; samtago, Red Sox Misic~ to Clayton Partlow, Re VETERANS MEMOIUAL sie Cmgrove, Radnor; Serena 9-4. Recording, Orange. HOSPITAL Sisson, Long Bottom; Mrs. LeClaytoo Partlow, AudMlY Part. ADMISSIONS - Evelyn Mont.DIVORCE ASKED nora Holsinger, Mineral Ridge; Garnet L. Bailey, 128 Slate low to John Harley Bailey, Sr., g<llllery, Langsville; Frank Wol· Mrs. Dorolh,y Chevelalor and St. , Pomeroy, has filed oult lor Uazel M. Bailey, 10lh Acres, ford, Middleport; Loretta Sue Mrs. Mary Baker, both ofRoedsbnboden, MlddleporL divorce from Charles P. Batley, Orange. ville, and several nieces an d I Russell Cullums, Etta CuiDISCHARGES - Morgan Trtp. Elyria, charging gross neglect I nephews. or drt;y and extreme cruelty. No lums to Ohio Fuel 'Gas Co. , plett. Funeral services will be held I Right of Way, Bedf'ord. mlnor chlldren are involved. Chango your traUer homo !rom oU 1D our dependable Wodnesdll,l' at. 2 p.m. si 1 h e I BO'ITLED Hazel Jean Kaui!IDCecll Kaull, CRASH IS FATAL G,IS. Avoid freeze up and Ore hazard. Wt eon While Funeral Home In Cool. LOCAL TEMPS Eva Kaull, Life Estate, Rutland. SALEM, Ohio (IJP0 Ger. ville wUh burial In the ~ccosa c~ JQ)Ir -~~~ In I clay, P - ua.now lor oorvice. The temperature l.n Pomeroy's Fmmet P. Bartels, Helen M. trude Baker, 63, Salem, died Church o! Chrlal Cemetecy. downtown busines.s district at Bartels ID William C. Bartels, 11:28 a.m. today was 74degrees, Mary V. Bartel a, Parcel, SYra- Moudll,1' In a car~ruck oolllsion Friends may call at tile funeral at the northeast clly limits here. home anytime, under su1111.)' skies. cuse. TONIGHT July 30 • TIIURS. • FRI. 31-Aug.l - 2 . !JIOilble .feature) ' ·. ,DEVJL'S ANGELS - .I W; 1 MEIGS THEAJR£ f1~U N ' ' ' (>,.'J.' keep in pairs Kermeth WEDNESDAY & THURSDAY JULY 31-AUG. 1 NOT OPEN . 1 Dempsey, James F. Spires. 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Title A name given to the resource July 30, 1968 bowser mckinney obrien sisson