https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/43d9424c07fc80b85f57cb302ea24406.pdf 41e9db9c8848b956c4c3c7b0574f7790 PDF Text Text 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. COLORCARTOONS: Pute Makes Waste Fat in tl1e saddle Fiesta Fiasco SHOW STARTS 7 P. M: '- I ,, .. .' . Wid()w Gi~en ~'o Medals ~·, ' . • J t·•• Taft Tops Poll Among Lawyers ' .. - �., I 'f',, .,;t· I , . ·~· - ! ·, ' ' ' Tbe n,tl1 SenUnel; .bave bllell poalpolled, not averted, but tho city llu Calned a Utue more lime to eeorch f~ lutiig IOiutlona to Ita raclal-aoc:lalecGIIomie problems. What bappened iD Cleveland tella · 111 at lwt two important lbillp. One iJ that tho . black aatlonallats are a dlngerous but eaIOIIIWiy tiny and futile minority of black AmericMs. They are not hero e a but wretched, pitiable men who have dlacredjted theJr oo-ealled cause In a senseless orgy of bloodletting. The olber lesson iJ that It iJ not the poUceman with a tear gas gun or guanbmen with a rifle who iJ ultimately respo~~slble for matnlalninJ!: law llll order in the black community. ft iJ up to the overwhelming majority of decent black people themselves. Tbe lime bas come for pollee Md black citizens to end their mutual sUBplclon and distrust Md begin co-operating, for the black gbeUo dweller to cease sheltering the thug and hoodlum and begin ei]>OIIng him, to stop .tolerating or laking pari in the looting blnge as If it were a legitimate periodic di· version, to look to his own initiative as well as federal money as a cure to the ghetto's Ula. The black American will get jUBtice and full citizenship and the respect he deserves as a h~an being-but not through the path of v1olence. That way be only stands to looe everytblng he has gained. If the people ol ooe city have learned tlliJ much, the mad act of seven frustrated alienated men will bave served some g;;;;d alter all. THE DDCTDA SAYS ~ ...'. 1 ·~·~ ., ~,,( "" " ' .. J'l • pe..- :~~~~~··~·~~ -~ ~:~~==~~:~~e·~1:~ f#:MlW '- . . .;, ' B• FRED DOWN 0,.. • ' W. I. 1<. Pct.•''GB • Dave Nelooo Ruaa . ..,P.nOcl .,.. and.the ..., . lit p(lj'er io st,.Jetlthe llll tal!u .... • to til, 1ft .,. 1 S~ rl<luls, .. , 69 36 .il5l ; Deiroll;': ; , .' .621 " .• UP!~- Writer Snyder ~ llodl ......... .p ia., at the rilht tlmL'; lhodetl tho Clnclnnltl ••• .'52 ' 47 .525 ' 14 Blltlmore •• ' is .554 7 1!j!ll Hanaen looked aouprloed were 'aoll!c with · ~ H""~ ·, . 'l'wiceln '27 .. ~ . , , · Atlanta ...... 54 51 .5!! . !5 ~Ylllfad . ., , r .58' 47 .•552 7 " When l~etl It had been 41 Tho Pill' bad 1iOt .ce~ ~ Is Ukeiy10 remember ~Fn •2 51 .,. 16 ..... ~ By JOEGJ;:Il(lEN .,.., n. ·' "" . ·• • '~ ..,.....,~,_ .... ,58 47 .5;10 IJih ,..... 50,000 . -al· · and 2.7· ard'a knd-2 ·pt~b when Joe 1927 whep It bliP~ ~ ............,.. Pill' far the rest UPISjlorts ,WrJ~ : · 'cht·:· ... sfs2Jos ' If • oakland, .... :5!5t.5oo l:llh .:~':'=to ~et!: ':;; Azcllt hit • ~ ol(rlve to tile !Oft • of Hansen.. Henaan -etl tho twice within 24 houra. SIIIJrt.tlti> -:•01 hla lifo but he'll p1'011thiy tr¥ Ron Kline .!Ill/' · rate . a PIUoburifl • , ,50 53 .411$ · 18 New YOrk •.•• :47 :12 ;,47$ '15 · lllldf In the mojor lequea. blll .rn. one putoUt, ·~ m Jlio COOney of tho ~ ~ to flipt thot he atruok out on . Comeblck-<li..fhe-Year awafd u PhiladelPhia .. 48 54.471 1~h MIMe- .... 48 53 ii7S 15 "!didn't !mow that," llllcl the oab' tor 1110 tact' that he left New ¥ork •••• 4& 57 .462 21l'h CllltDrnta •••• 48 .n ;475 15 .Bll'•eor<41h! Washlngtoo. Senator secCIId .bo'ae to retire Nelocofand made 1111) .,.anat tile •Pit- all 1wr of his lj)poonnceo In Plti.bursb 1 'looer .Jnd elm4! Los Angales •• 46 58 .442 221;, Chicaso .• , ••• 44 ss .444 18 ~~- who made one Tueo. lq&etl &uder •CII!Ine doWn tho llbur(lh Plnteo onJ!!l '30· and ttiO ·pmt and hlo Sooator nrot baseman ··Johrl!y Nnn .; '"""'""tes woo!d nther !orpl bock 1 .wi111er, Houaton ••• ..45 59 .433 231;, Woshlngton •• , • 36 113 ,364 26 · ••••,...1 In tile ftrst Inning of a baaaUne !rCIII Drat "II was ol the he•t plafs the Detroli Tlgero • ~etl ihe whole altair. Kllno, the 3$.)1...-<lid roUe! Tuetday's Reaults Tueadl3's Results ._ •....,. McDowell Wino Eleventh ace of the l'lrate,lo, waaiii\Ytblng Chicago 10 Son Frondsoo 4 Baltimore 8 Boston 3 1(1.1 ·_lose jo ~ Clevelanl I ever made Ill terms of au tile another against the Cl...iand Jose Cardona! drove In four · .. Pitta.· 8 A'"nta 5 1st, twl"•ht oakland 3 Chlc•-1 Indiana. "Bill I did looM tllere putouto," eald .tho \;:.toot, 3-tnch, Indians on May 3L but tl)at when hli was tradacl · ~ ' • ..., -· were three w~" 200i>ot>nl0r !rom Oxford, Nej>. The Detroit Tigers de!eatOct roa11 and Lee Mal'• lmooketl In lWOf In 1959 with 11 .53-33 record Pitts. 5 Atlllllll 4, 2nd, 10 Inns. Cleveland 10 Wash. 1, Dlght "But It waao't dilllcult In lac~ the Now York Yankees s.G, the three as the Indians hammeretl and oot one wloUJtng 101000 to Clnclnnatl5 Phlla. 2, Dlsbl Detroit 5 New y..,k o, night llanaen became the elgbth Baltimore ortolea belt the Howard and two successors for his credit. & Loula 7 New York I, Dlght Only pmea scheduled Boston Red SoX 84 and the 12- bill. Sam Mclloltell W 0 D I .He's had senral sln<;e lben, Los Angeles ' Houston 2, rdiht Tocla¥'• ProiJobb' .Pitchers OoJd•nd Athletlca tq>ped the eltbt lllllngs for the Indiana Rick """"W trJpted and Sit four In a row be exact,.' but Tocla¥'s ProbahlJ Pitchers (All Tirnoa Elm Chicago White SOx 3-1 In agd struck out nino In posting Bando slllilled to breall • 1-1 Uo now that he's ret1in1ed "home " (AU Times EDT) C:.,Jitorola CBfunif 11-10 and T u e s d a )I' a r AmeriCIJ) his 11th >ictocy against nino In the f111!1 ~ .-d Chuck !Qine to reaD~ going , 19 W.:., Houston (Lemaoter 9-10) at Harreleon ~ht ~(HuntLeague games. loaaea. Dobson, with rille! helj) from The right, handed v e t e ran Chi~OgO" (Jenkins 11·10), 2:30 er 8-8 and KI'Ousae 7-8), 2, 9p.m. In the National Leque, the Earl WUoon hit the 29th ~ack Aller; ... to win hll lwlrletl 4 1..'1 aeoreiesslnnlngs In p. m. ' · Cblcaso (l>rldcly 2-6> iot M!fto & Loots CSrdl!)ala wblppod tlie Idler and scored the IOOth tlshth ·pmt tplnot II loueL the aecCIId P,e Tueadl3 nigh\ PIUsbursb (Moose 4-7 and El- · nesofa (KaatB-8), 9 p. 'm. . !!ow ··York !dots 7·1, tile vlctocy of his big league career Joe Horton. a D-pme - I n the Plratea 1~ a lis l·ll at Clnclnnotl, (Arrlaa Wash!~ ~~~~ 4-8) at 01 Plttsburp Pintos ·~ the u tile Tigers maintained their 1967, ... tqpd tor three l'lllll · doubleheider from the Atlanta · 6-6 and Mccool 3-4 or Ritchie (1. 'Detorlt OlcL.,Io 2~, 8 p, m. Atlantl Braves SfS and 5-4, the • - e American Leegue and etiht bits In al•lmlrwa and Braves. 3-5 and 5-4 and golnetl · 0), 2, 5:30 p. m. BoltiD!ore <PIIoebi!i 1(1.10) at Clnclmatl Redo heat the lead over the Orloleo and oulfored hll ninth loos lplnat his eighth C!JIIs~cUt!ve vlctocy Atlanta (Pappas 6-7) at New Cleveloncl' (SIO!>ert 11-6), 7:30 p, PhiladeiJ)hla PhUUes 5-2, the Indians. WUson auowetl .only elsbt wins. olnce loalni hli ftrst dettolon o1 York (Koosman !Ul, 8 P. m. m. the year. · & l<lulse (Briles 12-7) at New Y'"'k (Barber 5-3) at BoaKilns, aequlretl during the PhUadelphla (Feyman 11-10), ton (Bell 9-7l, 7:30p.m. winter from the Mlmesoto 7:30 p. m. Thliradl3's Gomes It will be ~ Pleosant's Cit~· Ice ani Fuel qalnst McArthur's Twins whel-e 118 won seven San Francisco {Bolin 4-3) at Chicago at Minnesota lderchanta In tile ft..ta of the lOth amual ~ger Crej!k Little Leque pmes .-dlost one hea replaced Los AJweles (Osreen 11-15), II Washington at Detro!~ olsbt 0-100 «heat, Gene VanMeter, son, Ro6ney Dusz, Hobert vaa There were spUls and thrUla, · Hoy Face is the bli man In the P· m. Baltimore at Clevelanl, olght \1loeboU Tournament, beginning at 7 Uds evening m the K<:;,Em!deter ploye s dlamood. with only one rider Injured, when Larry Aeon!, Paul Wright. Plttoburgh ~n and his L29 Thursdlj''s Games New York at Boston, night Tt~esday nlght, in semi-tlnal action, City Ice and Fuel blanked 175-200 cc Feature, WUilam (1.100 cc Feeture, Paul Wrlsht. eorned run average places him Atlanta at New York Only games scheduled tile ldelsa Motorcycle Club held the Middleport Redlegs 10.0, and McArthur handed the Cheohlre SWanson, lloclaey Dusz, ;Hobert Lorey Acord, Gene Van !deter. ita scrambles on July 28, with among the National Lesgue Hooston at Chlc~go Ttsers their llrst setback In 16 outings, 4-0. 101-125 cc heat, Darrell Bur· Van Meter. leodora. PIUabursb at Cincinnati 24 entries from three states • 250 cc heat, Keney HlrtieJ'. dette, Den Rtley, John Jackson. cards Rout Mots & Louis at Phlladelpbla, night Michael Arnold of Columbus TOnight' s consolation game be- melee. Cll!!ord Hurst, PhD Blrtnlll. IQ!-125 Feature, Darrell Bur· received rib and chest Injuries Bob Gibson yleldetla rare run Son Fran at Los Angeles, night tween the Redlegs snd Tlgero John Baird was ebar get! wt tt. 250 ec Feature, Clltror411urot, will follow the championship Ills- the loss. He allowed O.ve hita, when three cycles c:olllded on a dette, Don Riley, John Jacksm. and the Los ~·· Dodgers 175-2011 cc heat, WUilamSWa.. Kenoy Hlrtley, PbU Blrtnlll. ale. finally scored one in other two by Hex make - both dw- stratgtrt.&WI)'. Results of tile scrambles ~· belt, Richard RAilloll, Pl. Pleaoant People's Bank bles. Baird fanned seven. His National League contaats. Tbe Charles Hawk, Jo511>h 1!1)' ...., the 1967 cbsmpionablp. Two mates committed three errors. lshlng In order Ustetl In each & l<luls Cardinals, behinl By United Press lnter18UOMI ~· Feature, Charles Hawll. other teaml!l from Maaon Cowt- McArthur Pl"''ed errorless ball. cloaol; Gibson, routed the New York (1.200 Trophy Dash, WUilam INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE ty won KC crowns. No team Meta 7-1 aild the Dodgers eocled In the niShlcap, celled efter SWanson. ' . W. I. Pet. GB from VInton County has .... four lmlnsa. becauae or the 10a string of 27 consecutho Open Tropey lluh, Kelll1)' Hart. Toledo . . . • . 60 45 ,571 won the crown. 1coreleas butings in beating run advantage rule, Ft. Pleat.!leve Walburn was char&ed Rochester .•. 54 48 .529 . 4'h ley. In TUesday's first Hml ~ fi~ ant tallied three runs In t b e with the loss. Hwaton 3-2. Clnelnnatl stopped (1.200 Consolati.O. Joe lllleJ, · CoiiD!lbus . • . 51 47 •520 5'h 1111 batUe, McArthur ace M l k e first, two In the second, two more Phlladelphla 5-2 and Chicago Chandler collected a Rick lllfea. · Jacksonville •. 52 48 . 520 S'h Ratzlaft hurled' a not.ldt, oo-nm in the third, and three in t h e and two singles Ill three trips. owatletl Sin Franc!""' 1~ In Open Conaolatlco, Richard pme against Cheshire. The win !oorth. The winners collected Dwight A<ldna had two alnglea Siracuse ..•. 48 51 .485 9 other aames. By STU CAMEN anoouncetl he Is considering hlketl McArthur's reccml to 11. 10 safeties. Jim Chandler, the Robson, Jr. AdkinL Buffalo ....• 49 54 . 476 10 aa did Sonny McClintock. UPJ Sports Writer retiring as a player and Jill)' 5. Louisville ••. 48 55 .466 II winning hurler, allowetl but two Following tile action tonight, Phil Bongtson says he Is In become executive aecretar)l of _Ratzlaf! fanned 17 batters, hits - a oecond tmtng double teams snd lndMduais will be Rtclonnnl .•. 44 58 .431 14'h the dark, but it doesn't llgure to the NFL pl~j<era as""""tlon. Tuesday's Results walked three, and one T i g e r by Steve Walbum, snd a third presented trophies by tournaSyracuse 1 Jacksonvllle 1 .be too long before the Green Gordf, 33, 1 key figllreln the grounded out hi the six - lmlng lmlng single by Allen Acree. ment otficlals. BI.Y Packers' new ~ coach recent owner&i)llyers dispute, Rochester 5 Richmond I Buaalo 6 Columbus 2 sees the lis~ · denietl he walked out o! camp Your Dep•nclable Bengtson appeared In mid- last week because of a salacy 1 Toledo 2 Louisville 0 O..lerFor seaam !onu Tuesday when he disagreement. He said he lett • complained about the problems because he teared Detroit head . .' ' lacing him as he prepored his .. ~ • for Ita Frldar night <<>~,~~ . ~~- Scbmillt \YwJd \le AND e~· l88lnst the College : abla....to ,,..talk . him }>Pl . of • I ' ~s 11 Chicago. retirement and .he wanted to · COLUMBUS (tJPl) _ After 1 ''We don'! even have the think It owr without pressure. "'-WY2·2550 NEW YORK (UPJl.- Lew really" his country. salton between Garag!ola and ball pllfing. So, I think it's Ben Davidson, the aJl..star Alelndor wanted to show the brief whttr of the aroma or sec- . n u m b e r s they're wearing," To which Garsglola replied; Alctndor which went ltka tblo: even." Cllljl place, the Columbus Je~&: · , Be~on . moaned In reference defensive end of the American kids tn the pl~j<ground a coople "'Well, there's only one solution Garaglola: "That'• a pretty ~~ aild back Into a tie tor to All&rs Coach Norm Van Leque champion oakland Rald- of things ftrst. then. Maybe you should mOve. n toogb statement you made." wra with JacksonviUe iD: the BrockJtn's secret practice su- era, was back in camp Tuesday, Alclndor replied that woold be . Alcindor: uwtu, what I He showetl them how he pi&~ a llrt<ornattonai League. slona. Van Brocklin, making hla but otlll without a contract defense and how he rebounds nne with him. but asked "where meant was,· thla la oot my : Ae l result of MoD!o,y nlsbt'o AU&r coachir« debut, has Da>ldson, InVolved in 1 ealary and when he !lnlehed, he walked are we going to move'?" And country the wa,y it la." 4'3 win over Bol!ilo, the Jeto kept Packer scouts aWlll' !rom squabble with the Raiders' front 6ver to one of ·the benches In then came the inevitable fiveAND bid taken over. second tro,m his club's workouts m1 even office, said he returned to camp tile playground, sat down and mlnlte break for the new& and Geraglola: ,.It's not Ill¥ JackiOIIVllle by the mlr&ln of did aw&~ with the team's becouse he did oot ·want to let 111swered q.aestiona. assorted hoUsehold commer- country the w~cy it ls, either, ai percentaao pel~ Bpi the · anmal scriJrunaae qainst the down his teammates and with the riots, the bombings and -He ailawared them all and elala, lllioas weren't so ldocl Tueacll3 ChlctgO Bears In whleh the pro1 because he wanted to play tht~ weren't questions put to What the TV audience did not all that, But, we're lr)'ing to get ~ dealtrw theJr hosto a 6-2 were 'able to set 1 Une on tile ogaloat the Baltimore cotta him by _tile kids. Thlf were hear was an off-camera conver- rid ol all theoe sltuatlooa and this la what we're working for." ~lng that knocked the Jets AU-&ars under eondl- Sotunla,y Dlsbt In the club's fiiOIIioni about his recent TV Alcl.ndor: uwe11, that'& what I lUI of the ••"""!!-beat cate&urY. tiona. ftrst exhibition game. controvera,y, hla position on the 11 [ can't ever remember going meant,,. score waa tied 2--2 go:lng Dll'idson missed nve daya or OlfmP!ca and his feelings about Garaglola:. "That's oot what JIIP U. • • when Butralo nJ.. Into a game in the' pat as much pracdce, and, based on the the black athlete tod"''. Mil f!lt' tour . rijPs, lncluellng a In the dark as wo are In this club's policy of $100 a dlj' for Lew AlclnOOr never Oinchetl By UDited Preas tnternatlonel fW laid, thousb." - r '!>8 BUI '!ltyan. one," Bengtoon added. each daf missed, the 11-!oot-8, mce. He answered every last. National Leattue Alctndor no longer was In the llol1(0 lldlorto, who was Uftecl Fackera Favored 2113-pound Uneman fl8ured $500 1110stlon. Not before he finished G. AB R. H. Pet. studio when the Jli'OIII'&m eome Q. the ni!Wh for reUever Gene However; It's tough to mar- waa enough of a price to pay to with the kids thOIJl!h. AtOll, Pit 92 333 29 Ill .333 back on the air, but Garagtola ilrber, Wll lliven tile defeat sbal much syq>ttllf for the ret his point acroaa. Tbure were awroxlmately 100 Rose, Cln 86 353 61 117 ,331 OJplalned to the audience that le . 1~ now 11-4. Jlnk Jenkins de!endllli thre~lme National Linebacker Bob Gront'a 65- of them there Tuesda1 at the Johnooo, Cln 94 392 53 124 .316 Alclndor bad darl!letl bla '11 the winning pitcher. F o o t b a II League champion fOrd runbock of an lntereepted Loog Island City pl&fground Helms, Cln 88 356 26 111 .312 statement before clepartlng. llllve Wlckerlham br the Jets Pachers, who have whiR>ed the pass for a touchdown sporited which wu latd oot In the form Flood, St.L 103 432 59 133 .308 "Pm In Mt 8¥mp&tllf with .• ., to take on left;y. Jan Dukes All-Star a by 1 combined seO<e tile .COlt rookie a aocl reaerveo to o! a baaketl>all court • Stlllb, Hw 103 387 37 117 .302 Lew Alclndor tn his el!ort to r the Bl1011a In the third of o! 65-G the lait two 10110111 and l 21·11 victory owr the New This was a basketball dlnlc !Wier, LA 95 321 20 96 .299 help his people," Garqiola 811'1 lir current 10\ll'-llllle serlea have been J'OliiiOCi JIIIYWhere York Jat roddea. nio Loa tor the ldda IJlOIIIOretl by New MIJ, Cln 94 359 46 106 .295 """· "and efter I underatoocl lllllht. fr'"" 16'/: to -19 pOint lawrltes Angeles Rams llj)eretl oft York City's Hwslng Alltborlt;r, WDis, 'Pit tOO 421 55 123 .292 what be meant I certainly !ell for thlo, fOOT' I <Ollie~ .. . .l!'atnlns In Pri!Pirotion for the ctlnlea are eonclletetl by McCovy, SF 88 313 51 90 .288 for him!' The Packers bolaterecl tbllr 'Tiuracll3 night's exhibition Alclador; lilmmette Bcyant, a American League Now as he sat on the bench HAOOERT !IE$IGNS one poaslble weak i)lllnl' .Tuea- .(line tplnat the New Or Ieana member a( the NBA'a new G. AB R. H. Pet. Tuesdaf and thoutlht Bbout tile • TORONTO (UPI) - Bobby 1113 when they acCfdred p~e Sainte ~ Anaheim, caur.; and ....entx !!Ina, · and Freddie !llonday, Oak 89 292 38 88 .301 -episode, Alclodor llllcl: . Haawt, tile hee4i trainer for kicker Wide 'l'riJJNm !rOm Pete Beathard wiU be the Crawford ol !be 4>• AIJ80los Oliva !lin · 73 360 45 105 .292 "I don't have any coq>latnte , tht 1'l\ronle llople Lea!o hockey the Atlanta Falcons In uclien&e atartlng quarterback for H..,.. .takers. Ali tllno work for tile Uhl~, !lin 100 388 37 113 .291 about Mr. Garaglola. II "" a ,100111, reailned TUesc;ltf• !or rookie tackle steve Djtch. ton Tburacll3 night In the.OUers i!Duaing AIIIIJorlty. • Harrison, Bos 89 312 11 90 .288 little breakdown tn eommunlca"-rt will bO ri(ilaced by A!l.:pro o!fensho ~ John .against the Waahlogton TWO DOOR-12 Cu. Ft. "I OI\IOy tile PfOI!ram," eald Ystrzskl, Bos 9G.312 56 90 .288 Ilona. Everything was llralsbtJO.srro. Gordy of the Detroit ··Uona ll!>«lklns at the Aebixloma. Atcllillor, . altllnt! onr the bO!IIOh F .Hwd, jVaab 97 383 47 104. .287 enetl out and Its all clearetl up l . ' ' . ~· . ,, • ajon8 !Iilii ~ar, oiie or Corew, iiiD 73 265 30 75 .28S now. • 100 lb. FREEZER Kind()!~ 11or1on, Det. H S25 49 92 .283 lloel Aldndor feel that he, as !ilnltll, . Boa 17 347 5I 98 .292 a prominent black ltblate In lntareat In It and thla a!oo belpa White, NY 19 356 S8 99 .279 this COOIIllrJ • Ia being traalecl ~ keli&> . . ill Jl>llpe. ~· 15 CU. FT. FREEZER lioJnl! Runo p1'GJ)OriT/ • ' Nllloall ' - " ' McCOV'f, "I 11\l'aelf . .., rery prlvl71 ' • ' 'h . . the Glaota 25; AUea, l'hllo 22; H. 1 '" '''· .. - - - · · . . . b8 ... in- ~ · II!'•~·~ 20; Hart, GiantJ llged,~ he ~ "h'e been 20 CU. FT. FREE~ fortunate beclu• or 1111 bukatt . ..... ~.. ~ · • . rr-: 1'\ ~ .. .... !"\.·~'. ~· "·"'voiVe4>moPTV.-J. Ill; Stari!Oll, .Pltalet 18. . .. ' . Al!lerlcan la&&lle: F, How- boil ablllt1. But I'm onb' me of ""' ·p IODIO good. - " ' ' lMo CIOIII,.W DOt 1ong ard, Sea&IOra 30; Hortoli, Tigers many black per- In thla the the etshth. Tony PbiUioa ,aollir ,·Gil nov I • .._ Garlil ola 25 CU. FT. FREEZER . atruate. 'll>ey tdli~Utr with 1110 .. ·:· :~:~:Tuesday, nt(ht "' a wu .011 'tlle for tile >1!11- .,., Alcinclor, In .anlwer tu one 26; Hatrelaon, Retl Sox·24; Jack· and I ldontlfr wllb thom. I cea't e~ t,.pllj ~' when thlnga •lilted o! GlrilllDI•'a ...stlrlll. eald son, A's and ., Orioles run II'GIIICI boll~ I'm !"!,"\"' r.lttr:the Olneli*tf • · ' tile .United Stall~ waa "not 18. . ' . arete1u1 for what I'Ve re<eloetl. '-'i;J~t • IG_ ~~1$0. For eveqothlnl pjqlli have '!" ,Wlil. 5-0, . 1Redl 0Yel'" . ~· ' \i' 1 , '· Till ftrat fun wao set ,.. when TAMPA, Fla. (UPl) , ~ l dGIIo lor me, I llivt altkl atoeo • ·.. I - .I . " . r..,ny llobila hit 11y pttcJ>. Still . anotber •'all ' .. them p~...... 11\l' bolketRull. .-d N. 2nd .A•ve. lllaii~ foobll ' Goon •· 1 , ae· w·....; ,· one KC Finals Slated At 7 Tonight • Helen Help US. •• • WORLD ALMANAC • ,. Today's Sport Parade . ' Alcind9r: People _See...Own Prob-s ·.lLoss. Tu~y ' ?:"' Leaders .. X 71116 ~~f~ ··' ~ ·.~ ~. ~ .:~·. 'i ,;. '• ~e.~~ ...J":.:".:"' ;:..._ Reds In Sedliia .Pit~~e ._ Alf ::,;:.~~dl take~~ = ' . .· '·,-::E~l:-~.;~...~~ Al ' . ~ Thnt ilno Ne~~ro proble111 In America; fhno hal ntwr bton a Negro problem tn .~merlc"'"'the problem of racoln AmericA II a white problom• ., -Lmae BeDDOII Jr. For a minority, tile Negro has !'llyed a dil; ' prq>ortlonatelylarge role In American history, Aa an. "invJsible Dian," he baa beeJ) the cause, ol a Civil War, at least tlltee ~on,tltutional amendment• and uncounted lawa. · · Wbat ol the flitm'e? The oolutlon to wllat Swedish soc I o I o g I it GunlUcr Myrdalln! 1943 called "Ail American· . Dllsmma" and wbat the Commlaalon on Civll Dlsorclors iD llllil! ~nlifte~ u ~ ·\~Pic 111V,r. · In the racial Ct'IJia wiD ·~QI ~l!lii(Jiij)):.' i ' .NOt IUIIU ~ Wor4 ,iltGPPi!,4 ~.'' trim thi vocaliulu7; oi. i.q DOC ~ JUat ail- 1 ( 1V "Ntft!i•.,. . J 'H HEATING SALE! ''~·. ,,:~.. ' A'IA '. one, 'J.,-er. , i~'*:~ r1ump ~-·~~~~~~~~i~~~"'"i' - ~.'!'roiiHIL~ELI'IIIA 'CI1J'Ot1~,. P~elphla m"""" !241 All Men or None PLUMBING GENERAL ELECTRIC FREEZER REFRIGERATOR r;,,.<;J ,_. . -·"'~ #!all it be- -1• ANTHONY PIUIIIIti19.fltn119 . ptarged With · BERRY'S LAST • en... Roberts Is are ,. Thrills, Spills Mark Scrambles Green Bay 'In Dark', Favored By 16-19 Points • Hado•s . •, ·i !f•.J..'• • Hansen -Rulls io BY GLENNA SHULER BARBS Pvt Dallao Hunter left CO!um. lr PHIL PASTORET bus for O~and Air Force Base, Calli. From there he wiD go to Kids who won't drink tllelt VIWwn tor one year. By WAYNE G. BRANDSTADT, M.D. mllt help cut down the mUk Pic. Roacoe E. Flfeleft!or New bDl. The deadly sword of ancient reading X-ray films. Hope- York. From there he will go to • • By Helen Bottei limes became, with sUgbt fully, the time saved through Uaif for 18 months. An old-faahlmu!d Mun. modification, tbe earlierJt sur- the use of these devices w111 Mr. and Mrs. Percy Bracl>ucy TilE WICKED STEP-CHILDREN toiL 1 finally had to Ole Iordi- store is one tllllt liiiift~t gical scalpel. Research to pro· give your doctor more time to spent a few days with Mr. snd Dear Helen; vorce or have a nervous break- inJialled a home IDO!'bhop vide new techniques and ma- spend with bls patients, more Mrs. Robert Wood and !aml(y Much ltaa been written abart oown. But even now It hasn't stop- deportment. terials and the full develop- lime to explain to you the In Canal WL'<hester. tile bad step.par<lllls, but how a. ped. They've spread It around • • ment of their uses have be· sii!Diflcance of his findings. We'd put the snow blower that rm "deserting" their lath. Mr. and Mrs. David Reese of boot step-ehlldren - break up come the symbols of progress. away, except that It looks so Baltimore spent a &mdaJ with a marriage? er and them. And because the For every technological dis· Mr. snd Mrs. Clyde Harrison. Marriage alone Is precarious name "step . mother" I i k e covery in any field there Is a biomedical engineer waiting Mr. and Mra. Clarence Searls. enoogh, a second marriage even urnother .inJaw,,. eon,iures up an to apply It In the diagnosis Terl'7 and stanley, entertained more so. But when the children .uevil" image, people believe FACTS and/ or treatment of disease. with a wiener roast recently. At- pl"'' the game of pitting one par- them. The director of the National ,_.__ .._ and .._ ent against the other, It Is fatal It's too late ror me, but won't - - • were~. ~-a. Rl<h· Institutes of H e a I t b in ard Riebel, Mark and Vaneada, - and the main losers are the you please urge chtldren to glve Bethesda, Md., describes bio. from Th.ceoo, Ariz., Mr. and children. Adults can survive an. the new parent a chance? She (or pretty with the morning medical engineerin~ as "a glories twining over It . Mra. DJgene Miller and chU- other hurt, but the chUdren Jose he) Is taking on a big job. Withnew and complex disclpUne" • • dren, Mr. snd Mra. Ronnie Mil- the chance of having a whole out a little acceptance ·- and a that includes making a di"! comes before E, ez. osis by mellBS of a digital • •i\lo .. ler, oll- of ,~a· Mr _ _.!aml!j._, , - . lot o( lf.th .. m .aod charity, cept after C .•. " cmd our Mrs. Ez':-a Mlpa of '$)Ta.;.ae. · Perhaps If tllete bad been onlY "~-~iU\,1 fo'l!<e:u;•- .NOT REAL- f~vorlte Lliwtype operilfo; puter \he.uoe ,of tb~ ruby : ••• r to 1r e a t ..a detached fMr. and Mra. Ra,y Cook and~ one step-daugbler Instead of two, LY WI~ KEIJ STEP • MOTHER r1ngs several olher r 'e tin a, various subfreezing sons of East LlVeJ:llOOI• Bernard things might have been dl«er- Dear Mother: changes on thiJ time· surgical techniques (cryosurgCook and children of Bracl>ucy. ent. llut they stood lngether aho110red rule, too. It's too bad people can't learn ery), electric pacemakers for Mr. and Mrs. Hobert Conkle gatnst me, never once letting how to get along with each othirregular hearts, the ...., of Mike and Clney, attended th~ ·me for,get I had movetlln where er os easily as they learn the ¢<ygen under pressures of 30 The famed Pony Express Tb( American biUion · II a J'Yies-Love reunion In Krodel I wasn t wanted. Plctureso!thelr ABCs. Then, all we'~ neetl for lp 45 pounds per square inch lasted only 19 months, from to treat tetanus and otber April, 1860, to October lil61 Park at Pt. Pleaaant 8 recent dead mother were everywhere. the "steP-situation" Is a crash tho111and mWions; the !Jag. llsh and German billion iJ a diseases, ultrasound for diag. when the transcontinental &mday. No matter what I did, it wasn't course in New FamUy Ute. mWion mWions. .qosis and treatment and tbe telegraph went into operaMr. and Mra. Donald Leach the way Hmother woold have Sometimes oot e!Wlll'& irtificlal kidney, to name but Tbe World Almanac and children and Arthur Leach done it," The Little digs, t h e counseling helps. But tile best ·a few of the fruits of modern tioo, says. Riders left daily from spent two ()Qys wttb Mr. and cruelties, Ute never - ending advice comes BEFORE a sec. fl>chnology. St Joseph, Mo., and SacWhat doea be Ill' as be ftopo Mrs. J&~ McGhee and Mrs. Jos- e!!orta to get me tn bad with ond marrJage: "Proceed with ;.In the past, a lag of 10 to ramento, CaUl., on 75-mUe down? epi> Leach 1n CO!umbua, M r s. their father - all took their Extreme Caution!" Win t h e .., years often elapsed be- legs of the 2,000-mile trip. "Man. ·this hell oure takes It kids' frlendehlp FIRST, lor If t:ween a scientific discovery Tbe fastest time was about Leach II recuperating from a out of YGU!" ljlld Its appUcation In the heal- eight days. The 80 riders, you don't, it will be twice as tonallltctomy In the home of her ... And I Ill oo!llcle to ftniab ing arts and sciences. This wbo averaged 18 years of daui!Ner. Mr. Leach _ . a day Mr. and Mrs. Freddie Ams~ hard after fW move In ... And Jleriod has now been cut to age, were given Bibles beup the fOTd 110rk, atart tile bartn COlumbus In tile McGhee home. burger and family of COlumbus If IOU can't;· think twlee abart teeko or days. Tile Iran- lore dashing off to prevail becue, and pick up toys - In tile Rev. lla)'mond Fife wu honor- were reeert vi sltor s of Mr. 811:1. the move! - H. ~"!',_widely IIS_etl throughout over hosWe Indians and stUI-IIoillne ami ed a recent !lmday when all o1 Mrs. M. B. Hunter and !amlly. Dear Helen: 8le technological world, found nature. Seems to me the breadwinMy husband! hla clilidren betpod him celeMr. and Mra. Charles Baker linmedlale application in mod. ner sots au therravy. The only He sets up tn on sir condibrate his 60th lllrthdOf, Pres. and iiOl' or New Hoston spent 4rn hearing aids. Batteries time HI' faces the oun 11 on hlo flCe the size of Wieners, Hear, my son, and accept ent ware Mr. and Mn. Jamea a day wltlt Mr. and Mrs. Alex tioned house, drives to work in IJJlt lllli\BI. - SJZ. aow made about the size of a my words, that the wears of KeO!er and dcullbter of r;eli Ho- 9tuler. Other recent vialtors with an air conditioned car. ~ &mdaJ ZLING CUrt button. your life may be many.- ven; Pic. and 'Mrs. <RO'ocoe E) the Qulers were Mrs. Fredah the day In cool comlort, witb an : So great is the need to make Proverbs 4:10. Fife, on !UriOIJl!h !rom Camp nn-ruun and trrandson, Mrs. Edna air conditioned lunch. Then he DeorSiz: • • • Hand blm a garden hoe far a $1ulpment compact, whether drives home in his cool car to Gordon, Ga.; Mra. George KeefThe v.eat uae of a life iJ to er snd chlldrea or Leon; Mr. and Richmall, Ill. 1 Mlcldleport; Mr. on lee cold drink snd an ea&¥ Saturday work.Qit - 1ond hnpe lrbe for the conquest of outer e or of a failing heart, spend 1t for something that MrL Joe Keeter and clilidreo of and Mra. Marvin Rupe, Kyser; chair in an even - temperatured he aetlleo !or tile lawn 11101111r Mra. Mary Well a and Mlas Franeven the transistor is be· outlasto lt-WUIIam James, - while rou clean bou• Ill air hoooe. Leon; Mr. and Mrs. Jack Ria• ces Housh. Mtcldleport, American Jll)'chologiJt replacetl by mucb smaller eondltioned ••comfort.•• - H. and ehUdreo of Letart, W. Va.; Is caued microcircuits. ACTION Fn.EO Mr. and Mr a. liafmoncl Fife, Jr. !Jew metals or metallic alloys 4"" new plastics have made PI'. PLEASANT- A civllac:- and children of Turkey Run; atso J!DUible the replacement of tloo has been ftled In tho his stater~, Mrs. Catherine Rua~ joint surfaces and sell o! Maim; Mr. and Mrs. 1j1e tiny bones of the inner o!!lce of the Circuit Clerk with John Veltl> (l)orotbf), Mrs. Doo. ear. These materials had to the platnwr - . . Judlment lle noncorrosive and incapable In the omowt of $186.10 from aid Leach, Marct.l, JoiuJnl< and Roger. All OI\IOyed tile ha;>py . <f. eaUJing a loreiga body re- the de!anlanta. The action con• occasion, · !f!!.on wben p I a c e d In the cerns DOOi)M)'IDent of a ~lssocy note. ..-· Mill llloUa Conkle IJIODI a ~Y· • Computers are now being The action Ia styled The 2oth weekand her rr-.er, lloed for making blood counts, Street Bank o! Huntlnston n. Mro. Jameo LaJmert at Brad. .,..eenlng Pap smears for ab- Charleo J, IDII Gonovi8Ye Den- burl. llorlllal or malignant calls aod ny. ....,ased '•# ' \ : Cl~eland. Wins Tilt, J~l 1. Storys Run Modern Technology Aids Speed Doctor's Diagnosis MldCROI!Or~=!+~=- . • to call It "u.i. wllat begM ia' · of racial vto-· · loa than 24 ' 'I ' . ·Kl·me-fu '· Fme:1968···. NAtiONAL~ · b , . k . Co..Die.·. ·ac . •I not by military oeeupaUon area of the city, not by a curmass arresto, but by the good IOIIH ud' Jood will of the black and white loaders ol tho commllnlty. ~lice and National Guard power were nec..-ary, of couroe, to put down the "black power" that manifested itBeU In the murderoUB ambush ol unarmed men In a pollee tow truck. The violence, though coutalnetl, eucled a terrible ton-10 dead, three of them polleemen. ~ destruction, though abort·Uved, was severe-at least :m people burned out of their homes by flrebombers. This one nlgbt was worse than a whole week of rioting In the Hough section of Cleveland In 111611. Then,""'lraculously, 109 black community leaders came forward and persuaded Mayor Carl B. Stokes to take a perilous gamble-to · wi~aw the pollee and guard to a perimeter Outside the area and let the resident. themselves restore law and order and sanity. Tbe mayor did, and they did. How long the ,>eace will last in Cleveland, how effective the same strategy would be in other cities are questions that cannot be answered with certamty. But at this time it can be said that the way Cleveland handled its immediate criJis was infinitely preferable to what It could have done. Further violence may only .. H' rl'l"'::...~ .,In!-.~ ~~~::. . row;•. ·~~ - 218.00 219.00 299.00 349.10 H&RFIRE'SI·ONE �., I 'f',, .,;t· I , . ·~· - ! ·, ' ' ' Tbe n,tl1 SenUnel; .bave bllell poalpolled, not averted, but tho city llu Calned a Utue more lime to eeorch f~ lutiig IOiutlona to Ita raclal-aoc:lalecGIIomie problems. What bappened iD Cleveland tella · 111 at lwt two important lbillp. One iJ that tho . black aatlonallats are a dlngerous but eaIOIIIWiy tiny and futile minority of black AmericMs. They are not hero e a but wretched, pitiable men who have dlacredjted theJr oo-ealled cause In a senseless orgy of bloodletting. The olber lesson iJ that It iJ not the poUceman with a tear gas gun or guanbmen with a rifle who iJ ultimately respo~~slble for matnlalninJ!: law llll order in the black community. ft iJ up to the overwhelming majority of decent black people themselves. Tbe lime bas come for pollee Md black citizens to end their mutual sUBplclon and distrust Md begin co-operating, for the black gbeUo dweller to cease sheltering the thug and hoodlum and begin ei]>OIIng him, to stop .tolerating or laking pari in the looting blnge as If it were a legitimate periodic di· version, to look to his own initiative as well as federal money as a cure to the ghetto's Ula. The black American will get jUBtice and full citizenship and the respect he deserves as a h~an being-but not through the path of v1olence. That way be only stands to looe everytblng he has gained. If the people ol ooe city have learned tlliJ much, the mad act of seven frustrated alienated men will bave served some g;;;;d alter all. THE DDCTDA SAYS ~ ...'. 1 ·~·~ ., ~,,( "" " ' .. J'l • pe..- :~~~~~··~·~~ -~ ~:~~==~~:~~e·~1:~ f#:MlW '- . . .;, ' B• FRED DOWN 0,.. • ' W. I. 1<. Pct.•''GB • Dave Nelooo Ruaa . ..,P.nOcl .,.. and.the ..., . lit p(lj'er io st,.Jetlthe llll tal!u .... • to til, 1ft .,. 1 S~ rl<luls, .. , 69 36 .il5l ; Deiroll;': ; , .' .621 " .• UP!~- Writer Snyder ~ llodl ......... .p ia., at the rilht tlmL'; lhodetl tho Clnclnnltl ••• .'52 ' 47 .525 ' 14 Blltlmore •• ' is .554 7 1!j!ll Hanaen looked aouprloed were 'aoll!c with · ~ H""~ ·, . 'l'wiceln '27 .. ~ . , , · Atlanta ...... 54 51 .5!! . !5 ~Ylllfad . ., , r .58' 47 .•552 7 " When l~etl It had been 41 Tho Pill' bad 1iOt .ce~ ~ Is Ukeiy10 remember ~Fn •2 51 .,. 16 ..... ~ By JOEGJ;:Il(lEN .,.., n. ·' "" . ·• • '~ ..,.....,~,_ .... ,58 47 .5;10 IJih ,..... 50,000 . -al· · and 2.7· ard'a knd-2 ·pt~b when Joe 1927 whep It bliP~ ~ ............,.. Pill' far the rest UPISjlorts ,WrJ~ : · 'cht·:· ... sfs2Jos ' If • oakland, .... :5!5t.5oo l:llh .:~':'=to ~et!: ':;; Azcllt hit • ~ ol(rlve to tile !Oft • of Hansen.. Henaan -etl tho twice within 24 houra. SIIIJrt.tlti> -:•01 hla lifo but he'll p1'011thiy tr¥ Ron Kline .!Ill/' · rate . a PIUoburifl • , ,50 53 .411$ · 18 New YOrk •.•• :47 :12 ;,47$ '15 · lllldf In the mojor lequea. blll .rn. one putoUt, ·~ m Jlio COOney of tho ~ ~ to flipt thot he atruok out on . Comeblck-<li..fhe-Year awafd u PhiladelPhia .. 48 54.471 1~h MIMe- .... 48 53 ii7S 15 "!didn't !mow that," llllcl the oab' tor 1110 tact' that he left New ¥ork •••• 4& 57 .462 21l'h CllltDrnta •••• 48 .n ;475 15 .Bll'•eor<41h! Washlngtoo. Senator secCIId .bo'ae to retire Nelocofand made 1111) .,.anat tile •Pit- all 1wr of his lj)poonnceo In Plti.bursb 1 'looer .Jnd elm4! Los Angales •• 46 58 .442 221;, Chicaso .• , ••• 44 ss .444 18 ~~- who made one Tueo. lq&etl &uder •CII!Ine doWn tho llbur(lh Plnteo onJ!!l '30· and ttiO ·pmt and hlo Sooator nrot baseman ··Johrl!y Nnn .; '"""'""tes woo!d nther !orpl bock 1 .wi111er, Houaton ••• ..45 59 .433 231;, Woshlngton •• , • 36 113 ,364 26 · ••••,...1 In tile ftrst Inning of a baaaUne !rCIII Drat "II was ol the he•t plafs the Detroli Tlgero • ~etl ihe whole altair. Kllno, the 3$.)1...-<lid roUe! Tuetday's Reaults Tueadl3's Results ._ •....,. McDowell Wino Eleventh ace of the l'lrate,lo, waaiii\Ytblng Chicago 10 Son Frondsoo 4 Baltimore 8 Boston 3 1(1.1 ·_lose jo ~ Clevelanl I ever made Ill terms of au tile another against the Cl...iand Jose Cardona! drove In four · .. Pitta.· 8 A'"nta 5 1st, twl"•ht oakland 3 Chlc•-1 Indiana. "Bill I did looM tllere putouto," eald .tho \;:.toot, 3-tnch, Indians on May 3L but tl)at when hli was tradacl · ~ ' • ..., -· were three w~" 200i>ot>nl0r !rom Oxford, Nej>. The Detroit Tigers de!eatOct roa11 and Lee Mal'• lmooketl In lWOf In 1959 with 11 .53-33 record Pitts. 5 Atlllllll 4, 2nd, 10 Inns. Cleveland 10 Wash. 1, Dlght "But It waao't dilllcult In lac~ the Now York Yankees s.G, the three as the Indians hammeretl and oot one wloUJtng 101000 to Clnclnnatl5 Phlla. 2, Dlsbl Detroit 5 New y..,k o, night llanaen became the elgbth Baltimore ortolea belt the Howard and two successors for his credit. & Loula 7 New York I, Dlght Only pmea scheduled Boston Red SoX 84 and the 12- bill. Sam Mclloltell W 0 D I .He's had senral sln<;e lben, Los Angeles ' Houston 2, rdiht Tocla¥'• ProiJobb' .Pitchers OoJd•nd Athletlca tq>ped the eltbt lllllngs for the Indiana Rick """"W trJpted and Sit four In a row be exact,.' but Tocla¥'s ProbahlJ Pitchers (All Tirnoa Elm Chicago White SOx 3-1 In agd struck out nino In posting Bando slllilled to breall • 1-1 Uo now that he's ret1in1ed "home " (AU Times EDT) C:.,Jitorola CBfunif 11-10 and T u e s d a )I' a r AmeriCIJ) his 11th >ictocy against nino In the f111!1 ~ .-d Chuck !Qine to reaD~ going , 19 W.:., Houston (Lemaoter 9-10) at Harreleon ~ht ~(HuntLeague games. loaaea. Dobson, with rille! helj) from The right, handed v e t e ran Chi~OgO" (Jenkins 11·10), 2:30 er 8-8 and KI'Ousae 7-8), 2, 9p.m. In the National Leque, the Earl WUoon hit the 29th ~ack Aller; ... to win hll lwlrletl 4 1..'1 aeoreiesslnnlngs In p. m. ' · Cblcaso (l>rldcly 2-6> iot M!fto & Loots CSrdl!)ala wblppod tlie Idler and scored the IOOth tlshth ·pmt tplnot II loueL the aecCIId P,e Tueadl3 nigh\ PIUsbursb (Moose 4-7 and El- · nesofa (KaatB-8), 9 p. 'm. . !!ow ··York !dots 7·1, tile vlctocy of his big league career Joe Horton. a D-pme - I n the Plratea 1~ a lis l·ll at Clnclnnotl, (Arrlaa Wash!~ ~~~~ 4-8) at 01 Plttsburp Pintos ·~ the u tile Tigers maintained their 1967, ... tqpd tor three l'lllll · doubleheider from the Atlanta · 6-6 and Mccool 3-4 or Ritchie (1. 'Detorlt OlcL.,Io 2~, 8 p, m. Atlantl Braves SfS and 5-4, the • - e American Leegue and etiht bits In al•lmlrwa and Braves. 3-5 and 5-4 and golnetl · 0), 2, 5:30 p. m. BoltiD!ore <PIIoebi!i 1(1.10) at Clnclmatl Redo heat the lead over the Orloleo and oulfored hll ninth loos lplnat his eighth C!JIIs~cUt!ve vlctocy Atlanta (Pappas 6-7) at New Cleveloncl' (SIO!>ert 11-6), 7:30 p, PhiladeiJ)hla PhUUes 5-2, the Indians. WUson auowetl .only elsbt wins. olnce loalni hli ftrst dettolon o1 York (Koosman !Ul, 8 P. m. m. the year. · & l<lulse (Briles 12-7) at New Y'"'k (Barber 5-3) at BoaKilns, aequlretl during the PhUadelphla (Feyman 11-10), ton (Bell 9-7l, 7:30p.m. winter from the Mlmesoto 7:30 p. m. Thliradl3's Gomes It will be ~ Pleosant's Cit~· Ice ani Fuel qalnst McArthur's Twins whel-e 118 won seven San Francisco {Bolin 4-3) at Chicago at Minnesota lderchanta In tile ft..ta of the lOth amual ~ger Crej!k Little Leque pmes .-dlost one hea replaced Los AJweles (Osreen 11-15), II Washington at Detro!~ olsbt 0-100 «heat, Gene VanMeter, son, Ro6ney Dusz, Hobert vaa There were spUls and thrUla, · Hoy Face is the bli man In the P· m. Baltimore at Clevelanl, olght \1loeboU Tournament, beginning at 7 Uds evening m the K<:;,Em!deter ploye s dlamood. with only one rider Injured, when Larry Aeon!, Paul Wright. Plttoburgh ~n and his L29 Thursdlj''s Games New York at Boston, night Tt~esday nlght, in semi-tlnal action, City Ice and Fuel blanked 175-200 cc Feature, WUilam (1.100 cc Feeture, Paul Wrlsht. eorned run average places him Atlanta at New York Only games scheduled tile ldelsa Motorcycle Club held the Middleport Redlegs 10.0, and McArthur handed the Cheohlre SWanson, lloclaey Dusz, ;Hobert Lorey Acord, Gene Van !deter. ita scrambles on July 28, with among the National Lesgue Hooston at Chlc~go Ttsers their llrst setback In 16 outings, 4-0. 101-125 cc heat, Darrell Bur· Van Meter. leodora. PIUabursb at Cincinnati 24 entries from three states • 250 cc heat, Keney HlrtieJ'. dette, Den Rtley, John Jackson. cards Rout Mots & Louis at Phlladelpbla, night Michael Arnold of Columbus TOnight' s consolation game be- melee. Cll!!ord Hurst, PhD Blrtnlll. IQ!-125 Feature, Darrell Bur· received rib and chest Injuries Bob Gibson yleldetla rare run Son Fran at Los Angeles, night tween the Redlegs snd Tlgero John Baird was ebar get! wt tt. 250 ec Feature, Clltror411urot, will follow the championship Ills- the loss. He allowed O.ve hita, when three cycles c:olllded on a dette, Don Riley, John Jacksm. and the Los ~·· Dodgers 175-2011 cc heat, WUilamSWa.. Kenoy Hlrtley, PbU Blrtnlll. ale. finally scored one in other two by Hex make - both dw- stratgtrt.&WI)'. Results of tile scrambles ~· belt, Richard RAilloll, Pl. Pleaoant People's Bank bles. Baird fanned seven. His National League contaats. Tbe Charles Hawk, Jo511>h 1!1)' ...., the 1967 cbsmpionablp. Two mates committed three errors. lshlng In order Ustetl In each & l<luls Cardinals, behinl By United Press lnter18UOMI ~· Feature, Charles Hawll. other teaml!l from Maaon Cowt- McArthur Pl"''ed errorless ball. cloaol; Gibson, routed the New York (1.200 Trophy Dash, WUilam INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE ty won KC crowns. No team Meta 7-1 aild the Dodgers eocled In the niShlcap, celled efter SWanson. ' . W. I. Pet. GB from VInton County has .... four lmlnsa. becauae or the 10a string of 27 consecutho Open Tropey lluh, Kelll1)' Hart. Toledo . . . • . 60 45 ,571 won the crown. 1coreleas butings in beating run advantage rule, Ft. Pleat.!leve Walburn was char&ed Rochester .•. 54 48 .529 . 4'h ley. In TUesday's first Hml ~ fi~ ant tallied three runs In t b e with the loss. Hwaton 3-2. Clnelnnatl stopped (1.200 Consolati.O. Joe lllleJ, · CoiiD!lbus . • . 51 47 •520 5'h 1111 batUe, McArthur ace M l k e first, two In the second, two more Phlladelphla 5-2 and Chicago Chandler collected a Rick lllfea. · Jacksonville •. 52 48 . 520 S'h Ratzlaft hurled' a not.ldt, oo-nm in the third, and three in t h e and two singles Ill three trips. owatletl Sin Franc!""' 1~ In Open Conaolatlco, Richard pme against Cheshire. The win !oorth. The winners collected Dwight A<ldna had two alnglea Siracuse ..•. 48 51 .485 9 other aames. By STU CAMEN anoouncetl he Is considering hlketl McArthur's reccml to 11. 10 safeties. Jim Chandler, the Robson, Jr. AdkinL Buffalo ....• 49 54 . 476 10 aa did Sonny McClintock. UPJ Sports Writer retiring as a player and Jill)' 5. Louisville ••. 48 55 .466 II winning hurler, allowetl but two Following tile action tonight, Phil Bongtson says he Is In become executive aecretar)l of _Ratzlaf! fanned 17 batters, hits - a oecond tmtng double teams snd lndMduais will be Rtclonnnl .•. 44 58 .431 14'h the dark, but it doesn't llgure to the NFL pl~j<era as""""tlon. Tuesday's Results walked three, and one T i g e r by Steve Walbum, snd a third presented trophies by tournaSyracuse 1 Jacksonvllle 1 .be too long before the Green Gordf, 33, 1 key figllreln the grounded out hi the six - lmlng lmlng single by Allen Acree. ment otficlals. BI.Y Packers' new ~ coach recent owner&i)llyers dispute, Rochester 5 Richmond I Buaalo 6 Columbus 2 sees the lis~ · denietl he walked out o! camp Your Dep•nclable Bengtson appeared In mid- last week because of a salacy 1 Toledo 2 Louisville 0 O..lerFor seaam !onu Tuesday when he disagreement. He said he lett • complained about the problems because he teared Detroit head . .' ' lacing him as he prepored his .. ~ • for Ita Frldar night <<>~,~~ . ~~- Scbmillt \YwJd \le AND e~· l88lnst the College : abla....to ,,..talk . him }>Pl . of • I ' ~s 11 Chicago. retirement and .he wanted to · COLUMBUS (tJPl) _ After 1 ''We don'! even have the think It owr without pressure. "'-WY2·2550 NEW YORK (UPJl.- Lew really" his country. salton between Garag!ola and ball pllfing. So, I think it's Ben Davidson, the aJl..star Alelndor wanted to show the brief whttr of the aroma or sec- . n u m b e r s they're wearing," To which Garsglola replied; Alctndor which went ltka tblo: even." Cllljl place, the Columbus Je~&: · , Be~on . moaned In reference defensive end of the American kids tn the pl~j<ground a coople "'Well, there's only one solution Garaglola: "That'• a pretty ~~ aild back Into a tie tor to All&rs Coach Norm Van Leque champion oakland Rald- of things ftrst. then. Maybe you should mOve. n toogb statement you made." wra with JacksonviUe iD: the BrockJtn's secret practice su- era, was back in camp Tuesday, Alclndor replied that woold be . Alcindor: uwtu, what I He showetl them how he pi&~ a llrt<ornattonai League. slona. Van Brocklin, making hla but otlll without a contract defense and how he rebounds nne with him. but asked "where meant was,· thla la oot my : Ae l result of MoD!o,y nlsbt'o AU&r coachir« debut, has Da>ldson, InVolved in 1 ealary and when he !lnlehed, he walked are we going to move'?" And country the wa,y it la." 4'3 win over Bol!ilo, the Jeto kept Packer scouts aWlll' !rom squabble with the Raiders' front 6ver to one of ·the benches In then came the inevitable fiveAND bid taken over. second tro,m his club's workouts m1 even office, said he returned to camp tile playground, sat down and mlnlte break for the new& and Geraglola: ,.It's not Ill¥ JackiOIIVllle by the mlr&ln of did aw&~ with the team's becouse he did oot ·want to let 111swered q.aestiona. assorted hoUsehold commer- country the w~cy it ls, either, ai percentaao pel~ Bpi the · anmal scriJrunaae qainst the down his teammates and with the riots, the bombings and -He ailawared them all and elala, lllioas weren't so ldocl Tueacll3 ChlctgO Bears In whleh the pro1 because he wanted to play tht~ weren't questions put to What the TV audience did not all that, But, we're lr)'ing to get ~ dealtrw theJr hosto a 6-2 were 'able to set 1 Une on tile ogaloat the Baltimore cotta him by _tile kids. Thlf were hear was an off-camera conver- rid ol all theoe sltuatlooa and this la what we're working for." ~lng that knocked the Jets AU-&ars under eondl- Sotunla,y Dlsbt In the club's fiiOIIioni about his recent TV Alcl.ndor: uwe11, that'& what I lUI of the ••"""!!-beat cate&urY. tiona. ftrst exhibition game. controvera,y, hla position on the 11 [ can't ever remember going meant,,. score waa tied 2--2 go:lng Dll'idson missed nve daya or OlfmP!ca and his feelings about Garaglola:. "That's oot what JIIP U. • • when Butralo nJ.. Into a game in the' pat as much pracdce, and, based on the the black athlete tod"''. Mil f!lt' tour . rijPs, lncluellng a In the dark as wo are In this club's policy of $100 a dlj' for Lew AlclnOOr never Oinchetl By UDited Preas tnternatlonel fW laid, thousb." - r '!>8 BUI '!ltyan. one," Bengtoon added. each daf missed, the 11-!oot-8, mce. He answered every last. National Leattue Alctndor no longer was In the llol1(0 lldlorto, who was Uftecl Fackera Favored 2113-pound Uneman fl8ured $500 1110stlon. Not before he finished G. AB R. H. Pet. studio when the Jli'OIII'&m eome Q. the ni!Wh for reUever Gene However; It's tough to mar- waa enough of a price to pay to with the kids thOIJl!h. AtOll, Pit 92 333 29 Ill .333 back on the air, but Garagtola ilrber, Wll lliven tile defeat sbal much syq>ttllf for the ret his point acroaa. Tbure were awroxlmately 100 Rose, Cln 86 353 61 117 ,331 OJplalned to the audience that le . 1~ now 11-4. Jlnk Jenkins de!endllli thre~lme National Linebacker Bob Gront'a 65- of them there Tuesda1 at the Johnooo, Cln 94 392 53 124 .316 Alclndor bad darl!letl bla '11 the winning pitcher. F o o t b a II League champion fOrd runbock of an lntereepted Loog Island City pl&fground Helms, Cln 88 356 26 111 .312 statement before clepartlng. llllve Wlckerlham br the Jets Pachers, who have whiR>ed the pass for a touchdown sporited which wu latd oot In the form Flood, St.L 103 432 59 133 .308 "Pm In Mt 8¥mp&tllf with .• ., to take on left;y. Jan Dukes All-Star a by 1 combined seO<e tile .COlt rookie a aocl reaerveo to o! a baaketl>all court • Stlllb, Hw 103 387 37 117 .302 Lew Alclndor tn his el!ort to r the Bl1011a In the third of o! 65-G the lait two 10110111 and l 21·11 victory owr the New This was a basketball dlnlc !Wier, LA 95 321 20 96 .299 help his people," Garqiola 811'1 lir current 10\ll'-llllle serlea have been J'OliiiOCi JIIIYWhere York Jat roddea. nio Loa tor the ldda IJlOIIIOretl by New MIJ, Cln 94 359 46 106 .295 """· "and efter I underatoocl lllllht. fr'"" 16'/: to -19 pOint lawrltes Angeles Rams llj)eretl oft York City's Hwslng Alltborlt;r, WDis, 'Pit tOO 421 55 123 .292 what be meant I certainly !ell for thlo, fOOT' I <Ollie~ .. . .l!'atnlns In Pri!Pirotion for the ctlnlea are eonclletetl by McCovy, SF 88 313 51 90 .288 for him!' The Packers bolaterecl tbllr 'Tiuracll3 night's exhibition Alclador; lilmmette Bcyant, a American League Now as he sat on the bench HAOOERT !IE$IGNS one poaslble weak i)lllnl' .Tuea- .(line tplnat the New Or Ieana member a( the NBA'a new G. AB R. H. Pet. Tuesdaf and thoutlht Bbout tile • TORONTO (UPI) - Bobby 1113 when they acCfdred p~e Sainte ~ Anaheim, caur.; and ....entx !!Ina, · and Freddie !llonday, Oak 89 292 38 88 .301 -episode, Alclodor llllcl: . Haawt, tile hee4i trainer for kicker Wide 'l'riJJNm !rOm Pete Beathard wiU be the Crawford ol !be 4>• AIJ80los Oliva !lin · 73 360 45 105 .292 "I don't have any coq>latnte , tht 1'l\ronle llople Lea!o hockey the Atlanta Falcons In uclien&e atartlng quarterback for H..,.. .takers. Ali tllno work for tile Uhl~, !lin 100 388 37 113 .291 about Mr. Garaglola. II "" a ,100111, reailned TUesc;ltf• !or rookie tackle steve Djtch. ton Tburacll3 night In the.OUers i!Duaing AIIIIJorlty. • Harrison, Bos 89 312 11 90 .288 little breakdown tn eommunlca"-rt will bO ri(ilaced by A!l.:pro o!fensho ~ John .against the Waahlogton TWO DOOR-12 Cu. Ft. "I OI\IOy tile PfOI!ram," eald Ystrzskl, Bos 9G.312 56 90 .288 Ilona. Everything was llralsbtJO.srro. Gordy of the Detroit ··Uona ll!>«lklns at the Aebixloma. Atcllillor, . altllnt! onr the bO!IIOh F .Hwd, jVaab 97 383 47 104. .287 enetl out and Its all clearetl up l . ' ' . ~· . ,, • ajon8 !Iilii ~ar, oiie or Corew, iiiD 73 265 30 75 .28S now. • 100 lb. FREEZER Kind()!~ 11or1on, Det. H S25 49 92 .283 lloel Aldndor feel that he, as !ilnltll, . Boa 17 347 5I 98 .292 a prominent black ltblate In lntareat In It and thla a!oo belpa White, NY 19 356 S8 99 .279 this COOIIllrJ • Ia being traalecl ~ keli&> . . ill Jl>llpe. ~· 15 CU. FT. FREEZER lioJnl! Runo p1'GJ)OriT/ • ' Nllloall ' - " ' McCOV'f, "I 11\l'aelf . .., rery prlvl71 ' • ' 'h . . the Glaota 25; AUea, l'hllo 22; H. 1 '" '''· .. - - - · · . . . b8 ... in- ~ · II!'•~·~ 20; Hart, GiantJ llged,~ he ~ "h'e been 20 CU. FT. FREE~ fortunate beclu• or 1111 bukatt . ..... ~.. ~ · • . rr-: 1'\ ~ .. .... !"\.·~'. ~· "·"'voiVe4>moPTV.-J. Ill; Stari!Oll, .Pltalet 18. . .. ' . Al!lerlcan la&&lle: F, How- boil ablllt1. But I'm onb' me of ""' ·p IODIO good. - " ' ' lMo CIOIII,.W DOt 1ong ard, Sea&IOra 30; Hortoli, Tigers many black per- In thla the the etshth. Tony PbiUioa ,aollir ,·Gil nov I • .._ Garlil ola 25 CU. FT. FREEZER . atruate. 'll>ey tdli~Utr with 1110 .. ·:· :~:~:Tuesday, nt(ht "' a wu .011 'tlle for tile >1!11- .,., Alcinclor, In .anlwer tu one 26; Hatrelaon, Retl Sox·24; Jack· and I ldontlfr wllb thom. I cea't e~ t,.pllj ~' when thlnga •lilted o! GlrilllDI•'a ...stlrlll. eald son, A's and ., Orioles run II'GIIICI boll~ I'm !"!,"\"' r.lttr:the Olneli*tf • · ' tile .United Stall~ waa "not 18. . ' . arete1u1 for what I'Ve re<eloetl. '-'i;J~t • IG_ ~~1$0. For eveqothlnl pjqlli have '!" ,Wlil. 5-0, . 1Redl 0Yel'" . ~· ' \i' 1 , '· Till ftrat fun wao set ,.. when TAMPA, Fla. (UPl) , ~ l dGIIo lor me, I llivt altkl atoeo • ·.. I - .I . " . r..,ny llobila hit 11y pttcJ>. Still . anotber •'all ' .. them p~...... 11\l' bolketRull. .-d N. 2nd .A•ve. lllaii~ foobll ' Goon •· 1 , ae· w·....; ,· one KC Finals Slated At 7 Tonight • Helen Help US. •• • WORLD ALMANAC • ,. Today's Sport Parade . ' Alcind9r: People _See...Own Prob-s ·.lLoss. Tu~y ' ?:"' Leaders .. X 71116 ~~f~ ··' ~ ·.~ ~. ~ .:~·. 'i ,;. '• ~e.~~ ...J":.:".:"' ;:..._ Reds In Sedliia .Pit~~e ._ Alf ::,;:.~~dl take~~ = ' . .· '·,-::E~l:-~.;~...~~ Al ' . ~ Thnt ilno Ne~~ro proble111 In America; fhno hal ntwr bton a Negro problem tn .~merlc"'"'the problem of racoln AmericA II a white problom• ., -Lmae BeDDOII Jr. For a minority, tile Negro has !'llyed a dil; ' prq>ortlonatelylarge role In American history, Aa an. "invJsible Dian," he baa beeJ) the cause, ol a Civil War, at least tlltee ~on,tltutional amendment• and uncounted lawa. · · Wbat ol the flitm'e? The oolutlon to wllat Swedish soc I o I o g I it GunlUcr Myrdalln! 1943 called "Ail American· . Dllsmma" and wbat the Commlaalon on Civll Dlsorclors iD llllil! ~nlifte~ u ~ ·\~Pic 111V,r. · In the racial Ct'IJia wiD ·~QI ~l!lii(Jiij)):.' i ' .NOt IUIIU ~ Wor4 ,iltGPPi!,4 ~.'' trim thi vocaliulu7; oi. i.q DOC ~ JUat ail- 1 ( 1V "Ntft!i•.,. . J 'H HEATING SALE! ''~·. ,,:~.. ' A'IA '. one, 'J.,-er. , i~'*:~ r1ump ~-·~~~~~~~~i~~~"'"i' - ~.'!'roiiHIL~ELI'IIIA 'CI1J'Ot1~,. P~elphla m"""" !241 All Men or None PLUMBING GENERAL ELECTRIC FREEZER REFRIGERATOR r;,,.<;J ,_. . -·"'~ #!all it be- -1• ANTHONY PIUIIIIti19.fltn119 . ptarged With · BERRY'S LAST • en... Roberts Is are ,. Thrills, Spills Mark Scrambles Green Bay 'In Dark', Favored By 16-19 Points • Hado•s . •, ·i !f•.J..'• • Hansen -Rulls io BY GLENNA SHULER BARBS Pvt Dallao Hunter left CO!um. lr PHIL PASTORET bus for O~and Air Force Base, Calli. From there he wiD go to Kids who won't drink tllelt VIWwn tor one year. By WAYNE G. BRANDSTADT, M.D. mllt help cut down the mUk Pic. Roacoe E. Flfeleft!or New bDl. The deadly sword of ancient reading X-ray films. Hope- York. From there he will go to • • By Helen Bottei limes became, with sUgbt fully, the time saved through Uaif for 18 months. An old-faahlmu!d Mun. modification, tbe earlierJt sur- the use of these devices w111 Mr. and Mrs. Percy Bracl>ucy TilE WICKED STEP-CHILDREN toiL 1 finally had to Ole Iordi- store is one tllllt liiiift~t gical scalpel. Research to pro· give your doctor more time to spent a few days with Mr. snd Dear Helen; vorce or have a nervous break- inJialled a home IDO!'bhop vide new techniques and ma- spend with bls patients, more Mrs. Robert Wood and !aml(y Much ltaa been written abart oown. But even now It hasn't stop- deportment. terials and the full develop- lime to explain to you the In Canal WL'<hester. tile bad step.par<lllls, but how a. ped. They've spread It around • • ment of their uses have be· sii!Diflcance of his findings. We'd put the snow blower that rm "deserting" their lath. Mr. and Mrs. David Reese of boot step-ehlldren - break up come the symbols of progress. away, except that It looks so Baltimore spent a &mdaJ with a marriage? er and them. And because the For every technological dis· Mr. snd Mrs. Clyde Harrison. Marriage alone Is precarious name "step . mother" I i k e covery in any field there Is a biomedical engineer waiting Mr. and Mra. Clarence Searls. enoogh, a second marriage even urnother .inJaw,,. eon,iures up an to apply It In the diagnosis Terl'7 and stanley, entertained more so. But when the children .uevil" image, people believe FACTS and/ or treatment of disease. with a wiener roast recently. At- pl"'' the game of pitting one par- them. The director of the National ,_.__ .._ and .._ ent against the other, It Is fatal It's too late ror me, but won't - - • were~. ~-a. Rl<h· Institutes of H e a I t b in ard Riebel, Mark and Vaneada, - and the main losers are the you please urge chtldren to glve Bethesda, Md., describes bio. from Th.ceoo, Ariz., Mr. and children. Adults can survive an. the new parent a chance? She (or pretty with the morning medical engineerin~ as "a glories twining over It . Mra. DJgene Miller and chU- other hurt, but the chUdren Jose he) Is taking on a big job. Withnew and complex disclpUne" • • dren, Mr. snd Mra. Ronnie Mil- the chance of having a whole out a little acceptance ·- and a that includes making a di"! comes before E, ez. osis by mellBS of a digital • •i\lo .. ler, oll- of ,~a· Mr _ _.!aml!j._, , - . lot o( lf.th .. m .aod charity, cept after C .•. " cmd our Mrs. Ez':-a Mlpa of '$)Ta.;.ae. · Perhaps If tllete bad been onlY "~-~iU\,1 fo'l!<e:u;•- .NOT REAL- f~vorlte Lliwtype operilfo; puter \he.uoe ,of tb~ ruby : ••• r to 1r e a t ..a detached fMr. and Mra. Ra,y Cook and~ one step-daugbler Instead of two, LY WI~ KEIJ STEP • MOTHER r1ngs several olher r 'e tin a, various subfreezing sons of East LlVeJ:llOOI• Bernard things might have been dl«er- Dear Mother: changes on thiJ time· surgical techniques (cryosurgCook and children of Bracl>ucy. ent. llut they stood lngether aho110red rule, too. It's too bad people can't learn ery), electric pacemakers for Mr. and Mrs. Hobert Conkle gatnst me, never once letting how to get along with each othirregular hearts, the ...., of Mike and Clney, attended th~ ·me for,get I had movetlln where er os easily as they learn the ¢<ygen under pressures of 30 The famed Pony Express Tb( American biUion · II a J'Yies-Love reunion In Krodel I wasn t wanted. Plctureso!thelr ABCs. Then, all we'~ neetl for lp 45 pounds per square inch lasted only 19 months, from to treat tetanus and otber April, 1860, to October lil61 Park at Pt. Pleaaant 8 recent dead mother were everywhere. the "steP-situation" Is a crash tho111and mWions; the !Jag. llsh and German billion iJ a diseases, ultrasound for diag. when the transcontinental &mday. No matter what I did, it wasn't course in New FamUy Ute. mWion mWions. .qosis and treatment and tbe telegraph went into operaMr. and Mra. Donald Leach the way Hmother woold have Sometimes oot e!Wlll'& irtificlal kidney, to name but Tbe World Almanac and children and Arthur Leach done it," The Little digs, t h e counseling helps. But tile best ·a few of the fruits of modern tioo, says. Riders left daily from spent two ()Qys wttb Mr. and cruelties, Ute never - ending advice comes BEFORE a sec. fl>chnology. St Joseph, Mo., and SacWhat doea be Ill' as be ftopo Mrs. J&~ McGhee and Mrs. Jos- e!!orta to get me tn bad with ond marrJage: "Proceed with ;.In the past, a lag of 10 to ramento, CaUl., on 75-mUe down? epi> Leach 1n CO!umbua, M r s. their father - all took their Extreme Caution!" Win t h e .., years often elapsed be- legs of the 2,000-mile trip. "Man. ·this hell oure takes It kids' frlendehlp FIRST, lor If t:ween a scientific discovery Tbe fastest time was about Leach II recuperating from a out of YGU!" ljlld Its appUcation In the heal- eight days. The 80 riders, you don't, it will be twice as tonallltctomy In the home of her ... And I Ill oo!llcle to ftniab ing arts and sciences. This wbo averaged 18 years of daui!Ner. Mr. Leach _ . a day Mr. and Mrs. Freddie Ams~ hard after fW move In ... And Jleriod has now been cut to age, were given Bibles beup the fOTd 110rk, atart tile bartn COlumbus In tile McGhee home. burger and family of COlumbus If IOU can't;· think twlee abart teeko or days. Tile Iran- lore dashing off to prevail becue, and pick up toys - In tile Rev. lla)'mond Fife wu honor- were reeert vi sltor s of Mr. 811:1. the move! - H. ~"!',_widely IIS_etl throughout over hosWe Indians and stUI-IIoillne ami ed a recent !lmday when all o1 Mrs. M. B. Hunter and !amlly. Dear Helen: 8le technological world, found nature. Seems to me the breadwinMy husband! hla clilidren betpod him celeMr. and Mra. Charles Baker linmedlale application in mod. ner sots au therravy. The only He sets up tn on sir condibrate his 60th lllrthdOf, Pres. and iiOl' or New Hoston spent 4rn hearing aids. Batteries time HI' faces the oun 11 on hlo flCe the size of Wieners, Hear, my son, and accept ent ware Mr. and Mn. Jamea a day wltlt Mr. and Mrs. Alex tioned house, drives to work in IJJlt lllli\BI. - SJZ. aow made about the size of a my words, that the wears of KeO!er and dcullbter of r;eli Ho- 9tuler. Other recent vialtors with an air conditioned car. ~ &mdaJ ZLING CUrt button. your life may be many.- ven; Pic. and 'Mrs. <RO'ocoe E) the Qulers were Mrs. Fredah the day In cool comlort, witb an : So great is the need to make Proverbs 4:10. Fife, on !UriOIJl!h !rom Camp nn-ruun and trrandson, Mrs. Edna air conditioned lunch. Then he DeorSiz: • • • Hand blm a garden hoe far a $1ulpment compact, whether drives home in his cool car to Gordon, Ga.; Mra. George KeefThe v.eat uae of a life iJ to er snd chlldrea or Leon; Mr. and Richmall, Ill. 1 Mlcldleport; Mr. on lee cold drink snd an ea&¥ Saturday work.Qit - 1ond hnpe lrbe for the conquest of outer e or of a failing heart, spend 1t for something that MrL Joe Keeter and clilidreo of and Mra. Marvin Rupe, Kyser; chair in an even - temperatured he aetlleo !or tile lawn 11101111r Mra. Mary Well a and Mlas Franeven the transistor is be· outlasto lt-WUIIam James, - while rou clean bou• Ill air hoooe. Leon; Mr. and Mrs. Jack Ria• ces Housh. Mtcldleport, American Jll)'chologiJt replacetl by mucb smaller eondltioned ••comfort.•• - H. and ehUdreo of Letart, W. Va.; Is caued microcircuits. ACTION Fn.EO Mr. and Mr a. liafmoncl Fife, Jr. !Jew metals or metallic alloys 4"" new plastics have made PI'. PLEASANT- A civllac:- and children of Turkey Run; atso J!DUible the replacement of tloo has been ftled In tho his stater~, Mrs. Catherine Rua~ joint surfaces and sell o! Maim; Mr. and Mrs. 1j1e tiny bones of the inner o!!lce of the Circuit Clerk with John Veltl> (l)orotbf), Mrs. Doo. ear. These materials had to the platnwr - . . Judlment lle noncorrosive and incapable In the omowt of $186.10 from aid Leach, Marct.l, JoiuJnl< and Roger. All OI\IOyed tile ha;>py . <f. eaUJing a loreiga body re- the de!anlanta. The action con• occasion, · !f!!.on wben p I a c e d In the cerns DOOi)M)'IDent of a ~lssocy note. ..-· Mill llloUa Conkle IJIODI a ~Y· • Computers are now being The action Ia styled The 2oth weekand her rr-.er, lloed for making blood counts, Street Bank o! Huntlnston n. Mro. Jameo LaJmert at Brad. .,..eenlng Pap smears for ab- Charleo J, IDII Gonovi8Ye Den- burl. llorlllal or malignant calls aod ny. ....,ased '•# ' \ : Cl~eland. Wins Tilt, J~l 1. Storys Run Modern Technology Aids Speed Doctor's Diagnosis MldCROI!Or~=!+~=- . • to call It "u.i. wllat begM ia' · of racial vto-· · loa than 24 ' 'I ' . ·Kl·me-fu '· Fme:1968···. NAtiONAL~ · b , . k . Co..Die.·. ·ac . •I not by military oeeupaUon area of the city, not by a curmass arresto, but by the good IOIIH ud' Jood will of the black and white loaders ol tho commllnlty. ~lice and National Guard power were nec..-ary, of couroe, to put down the "black power" that manifested itBeU In the murderoUB ambush ol unarmed men In a pollee tow truck. The violence, though coutalnetl, eucled a terrible ton-10 dead, three of them polleemen. ~ destruction, though abort·Uved, was severe-at least :m people burned out of their homes by flrebombers. This one nlgbt was worse than a whole week of rioting In the Hough section of Cleveland In 111611. Then,""'lraculously, 109 black community leaders came forward and persuaded Mayor Carl B. Stokes to take a perilous gamble-to · wi~aw the pollee and guard to a perimeter Outside the area and let the resident. themselves restore law and order and sanity. Tbe mayor did, and they did. How long the ,>eace will last in Cleveland, how effective the same strategy would be in other cities are questions that cannot be answered with certamty. But at this time it can be said that the way Cleveland handled its immediate criJis was infinitely preferable to what It could have done. Further violence may only .. H' rl'l"'::...~ .,In!-.~ ~~~::. . row;•. ·~~ - 218.00 219.00 299.00 349.10 H&RFIRE'SI·ONE �• .'• • "'' f. ' •• ' !'!· . '!' , •,, '''' ? • ,,•• .• ' -' ';, • New _Furniture '• ... ... .._ , Cubed Stnk ------- .. $1.09 ' II' ,. ' 11pRoast ------------ .. 9k Thrl/.'- -- · ~'•••' llrfwl ' .... Rolled Roast--------- llro. Tbomao C. Mulla, Donna~. lolllllnl, BcmloJ, v~. Rcbln llle WllbroW, II, Dale Koalerllll, Mf~ WOllam Loiter, Mro. Em81t Scott. Fabrit Softner -. ...... 75e Grotmd Chuck r;·Plqlll ....,...., Pear Halves 49e llo,.- Liver •• .;, 49t MaflfltOI Dli II I C Y. C. Peath Halves Thrifty Brand · · - 3tc ._fit .......... Steak ,_,,,.., 111110 Color Bleadt 83t Surf ..... (lie Ofl Llhl) "-- Beauty Soap ~ka,e 1' ,._ Tu 1 16;· 4 .!: 88c c....... RoDs-------···::: 19e "-,..,_... Flour --------· ~ 39e ICl = Towels ••.•. _ 3 ':: $1 ~ SugariO~Sl09 Cheese .....• ~M"*"" 2 -·~ r.ke Mix·--- 4 All ,..,.. J..... c.. $1 ....... I e· lfr ' 1 • CHECK THESE FUL-VALU BUYS! o,) :o ·• . •• • ·:·. • 6. Reaular 2for 43c · ' . . •' Jello --·-··- 10 .!:. $1 ' N~ 1111.1.\ l,f, Dinners Raw DOUILI.IDOI •, ' •n.... EVERYDAY . Pro<IHur' 1 Gredo A ~~--~f. ' • •. •... ••• .'.. •.......u.. " twin .......U 7\' - ,. . C•oleii-AII 'Fiovora • •• • .- Can-llttl Pop.•~ •••••••!::-.IOC ? SMOKED CAL IES k . · D~rt Sl!,.~ ' .......... 49e - •·•coN ' O.Okies ' 39~ 1.. BOLOGNt••••2 !t;. 99~ lulu • W"ISk ' lftla'IIIWIN DlnCH AI'PUI lb. bag . "' Makes Wonderful Hami11rpr$ Cooked Indoors or Outdoors Goo.! Gnd. Sllcu Potatoes Joz. ~ ,'Acre's ' .. Our Good Ground Beef ' ( · 300 HI-C •••~.....;.••3:::·1.00 .' 'Ill - A .. ' ' · - All PIOYOro Fruit Drlnko 2 ........ 4te Cldpsten .......... 39e tall SMALL WHOLE 5 to 7 lb. Awerare U. I . 110. I, . . 4 ALL PUIU'OII Willi I -- .. UPIIOUY II'IIPICC 29~ ,. .... Dove Liquid Soap . ··--------------------·7 1 oo· qt · · jar. : • .· -·· - -- LAUNDRY DETERGENT •• 5te -- IVAP. MILK·-------------------------~~-.i- -~ . , 8- REI-1 1· ~~~ .,. 69 ·------------------------------------- _,. POTTED MI.AI--~---------------------~~-JO"'~ can ·IQ,. POlA1011.••~~~~~~11!'!.••••--------~- ·----. .••• eGIII . . LOW PRICES! ' ..;! •/' loaves ARMOUR'S ,;• IWIIIIHIT ALL VAIUniU Auaust 1-2-3 Open Sat. 9 tO 9-Siaday10 to ,7 -·.."'•• ' , I ' . . fESTEE HURON . . .· Prices Effective _Co_ffee_ .-..........-· ~ . ~sl~~·· ~ =. $1 . ~u~ ·- ..••., :& •• •• ..••-••· ..••.-,. No.J% 3 ........ 3.1c ~-~~ D.·--------~----------------------------·1.00 J'o-ao . ·CAN ,~ DOG&CAI FOOD..----------------------·· ,. I Greer Hal~• ste It's lood ice cream AI !flavors ._ %aal. crt. J111ot tl lALAD ............... l'w; 99~ • 11th 'evenlnl which COIIIIMIICIIII a'p.m. T11ert ·~ 11 periOno lllldcllls liP 1M choir Ill ilndq mmiDB. • lllnll.o pack are of 8 ICE CREAM burl and oiiiOI' mlnlllera Ill 1M · . area. will aadlllln !be Mnlcei ., Dressing, _______ •. 494! FISH SQUARES ' Franks . - 85¢ · Shrimp • 't: G9c_· . ~ -· .., . . . . .,_, . t -21 . ' Weiner& iilt~Ll9 ,_ ,_ Miracle Whip Salad FAIRMONT COUNTRYSIDE '' &:: U:"Biifs:;a:! s1 ~it. "--"""' Bread ------ BR_EADED COOL WHIP ·TOPPING quart containers 69~ Haddock .. 49e .......• Klllie lees• OUR BEST DAIRY BUY! CllllJlii'OUI!d near New Ha,.... TbO ovanaalllllo, Rev. aad MrL 1nor Bullnaei' _or Parker .. . i Reeular 39c - ~ IC,....I_. Peac.._s LUX I , ' MUk -.,.... 4le io• .., ... Tt I MaiURQI DIITITIC Milko Puffs • ' . u~ Jowl ..... 29e Br- 19 w. tiJX HUNDRDl per.ofto attended &m41.Y'1 nvlnl . 1181'¥1cn at Sauoiegtt.-: lb. 59¢ loll Tlariflg U.S.D.A~ Cholet! ..... _ 43e IUNIHIIII Smoked Polloh ' Fruit Cotktail ... }>, Fryers • .: 39e · Franks;.,.;_lb.794! -MCII DIITITIC Apple8aute••- 31c Mr.. iDII Miles Chllclera, New •Hiona, II bolnl from I h e, . Holzer· .Hoi!Pital IUid l,1 up IIIII · lll'OWiil, Collowlnil an acclclent Ill llouiAI 83, whm !be child .._t.. edJy went In Inial or a car• I· ..H...IJUIE CO.. IASON. W. YAo . SHULER$ MARKET BIRDSEYE JEFF CHILDERS, 1111 Ill Mr; ·' MOIIMCM DIITITIC -MAlON. BEST FROZEN FOOD BUYS! . Puicluue;~equl,;eti PUll!, LIAII , c....~,.,.. / ::c~soo IIUSCIFT ~· --·lilllct_. DISCHARGES Erllelll- Bahr, Lawr..,.. c, Barlow, illlalt Female CoUey, daUJilrter Ill Mr, and Mrs. Donalcl Co0111, Pamela G. Halley, . , ..",.. '!<• . " . ,~,. ~: llrlolot ...... ': orll¥ $'299 r , ''; ' ' ~ll(JbltCE vAIJJS! -· . • . ' ..., ·~--•=•sHickactt . • OUR OWN GOOD GRIND" N BEEF / 3lb. pkg. $ I I �• .'• • "'' f. ' •• ' !'!· . '!' , •,, '''' ? • ,,•• .• ' -' ';, • New _Furniture '• ... ... .._ , Cubed Stnk ------- .. $1.09 ' II' ,. ' 11pRoast ------------ .. 9k Thrl/.'- -- · ~'•••' llrfwl ' .... Rolled Roast--------- llro. Tbomao C. Mulla, Donna~. lolllllnl, BcmloJ, v~. Rcbln llle WllbroW, II, Dale Koalerllll, Mf~ WOllam Loiter, Mro. Em81t Scott. Fabrit Softner -. ...... 75e Grotmd Chuck r;·Plqlll ....,...., Pear Halves 49e llo,.- Liver •• .;, 49t MaflfltOI Dli II I C Y. C. Peath Halves Thrifty Brand · · - 3tc ._fit .......... Steak ,_,,,.., 111110 Color Bleadt 83t Surf ..... (lie Ofl Llhl) "-- Beauty Soap ~ka,e 1' ,._ Tu 1 16;· 4 .!: 88c c....... RoDs-------···::: 19e "-,..,_... Flour --------· ~ 39e ICl = Towels ••.•. _ 3 ':: $1 ~ SugariO~Sl09 Cheese .....• ~M"*"" 2 -·~ r.ke Mix·--- 4 All ,..,.. J..... c.. $1 ....... I e· lfr ' 1 • CHECK THESE FUL-VALU BUYS! o,) :o ·• . •• • ·:·. • 6. Reaular 2for 43c · ' . . •' Jello --·-··- 10 .!:. $1 ' N~ 1111.1.\ l,f, Dinners Raw DOUILI.IDOI •, ' •n.... EVERYDAY . Pro<IHur' 1 Gredo A ~~--~f. ' • •. •... ••• .'.. •.......u.. " twin .......U 7\' - ,. . C•oleii-AII 'Fiovora • •• • .- Can-llttl Pop.•~ •••••••!::-.IOC ? SMOKED CAL IES k . · D~rt Sl!,.~ ' .......... 49e - •·•coN ' O.Okies ' 39~ 1.. BOLOGNt••••2 !t;. 99~ lulu • W"ISk ' lftla'IIIWIN DlnCH AI'PUI lb. bag . "' Makes Wonderful Hami11rpr$ Cooked Indoors or Outdoors Goo.! Gnd. Sllcu Potatoes Joz. ~ ,'Acre's ' .. Our Good Ground Beef ' ( · 300 HI-C •••~.....;.••3:::·1.00 .' 'Ill - A .. ' ' · - All PIOYOro Fruit Drlnko 2 ........ 4te Cldpsten .......... 39e tall SMALL WHOLE 5 to 7 lb. Awerare U. I . 110. I, . . 4 ALL PUIU'OII Willi I -- .. UPIIOUY II'IIPICC 29~ ,. .... Dove Liquid Soap . ··--------------------·7 1 oo· qt · · jar. : • .· -·· - -- LAUNDRY DETERGENT •• 5te -- IVAP. MILK·-------------------------~~-.i- -~ . , 8- REI-1 1· ~~~ .,. 69 ·------------------------------------- _,. POTTED MI.AI--~---------------------~~-JO"'~ can ·IQ,. POlA1011.••~~~~~~11!'!.••••--------~- ·----. .••• eGIII . . LOW PRICES! ' ..;! •/' loaves ARMOUR'S ,;• IWIIIIHIT ALL VAIUniU Auaust 1-2-3 Open Sat. 9 tO 9-Siaday10 to ,7 -·.."'•• ' , I ' . . fESTEE HURON . . .· Prices Effective _Co_ffee_ .-..........-· ~ . ~sl~~·· ~ =. $1 . ~u~ ·- ..••., :& •• •• ..••-••· ..••.-,. No.J% 3 ........ 3.1c ~-~~ D.·--------~----------------------------·1.00 J'o-ao . ·CAN ,~ DOG&CAI FOOD..----------------------·· ,. I Greer Hal~• ste It's lood ice cream AI !flavors ._ %aal. crt. J111ot tl lALAD ............... l'w; 99~ • 11th 'evenlnl which COIIIIMIICIIII a'p.m. T11ert ·~ 11 periOno lllldcllls liP 1M choir Ill ilndq mmiDB. • lllnll.o pack are of 8 ICE CREAM burl and oiiiOI' mlnlllera Ill 1M · . area. will aadlllln !be Mnlcei ., Dressing, _______ •. 494! FISH SQUARES ' Franks . - 85¢ · Shrimp • 't: G9c_· . ~ -· .., . . . . .,_, . t -21 . ' Weiner& iilt~Ll9 ,_ ,_ Miracle Whip Salad FAIRMONT COUNTRYSIDE '' &:: U:"Biifs:;a:! s1 ~it. "--"""' Bread ------ BR_EADED COOL WHIP ·TOPPING quart containers 69~ Haddock .. 49e .......• Klllie lees• OUR BEST DAIRY BUY! CllllJlii'OUI!d near New Ha,.... TbO ovanaalllllo, Rev. aad MrL 1nor Bullnaei' _or Parker .. . i Reeular 39c - ~ IC,....I_. Peac.._s LUX I , ' MUk -.,.... 4le io• .., ... Tt I MaiURQI DIITITIC Milko Puffs • ' . u~ Jowl ..... 29e Br- 19 w. tiJX HUNDRDl per.ofto attended &m41.Y'1 nvlnl . 1181'¥1cn at Sauoiegtt.-: lb. 59¢ loll Tlariflg U.S.D.A~ Cholet! ..... _ 43e IUNIHIIII Smoked Polloh ' Fruit Cotktail ... }>, Fryers • .: 39e · Franks;.,.;_lb.794! -MCII DIITITIC Apple8aute••- 31c Mr.. iDII Miles Chllclera, New •Hiona, II bolnl from I h e, . Holzer· .Hoi!Pital IUid l,1 up IIIII · lll'OWiil, Collowlnil an acclclent Ill llouiAI 83, whm !be child .._t.. edJy went In Inial or a car• I· ..H...IJUIE CO.. IASON. W. YAo . SHULER$ MARKET BIRDSEYE JEFF CHILDERS, 1111 Ill Mr; ·' MOIIMCM DIITITIC -MAlON. BEST FROZEN FOOD BUYS! . Puicluue;~equl,;eti PUll!, LIAII , c....~,.,.. / ::c~soo IIUSCIFT ~· --·lilllct_. DISCHARGES Erllelll- Bahr, Lawr..,.. c, Barlow, illlalt Female CoUey, daUJilrter Ill Mr, and Mrs. Donalcl Co0111, Pamela G. Halley, . , ..",.. '!<• . " . ,~,. ~: llrlolot ...... ': orll¥ $'299 r , ''; ' ' ~ll(JbltCE vAIJJS! -· . • . ' ..., ·~--•=•sHickactt . • OUR OWN GOOD GRIND" N BEEF / 3lb. pkg. $ I I �•· ;~~~:,,,,~:~:. ,.-~~~~~·~~Variety ProCni~flif(.,.' . . Tho "Hoildal' Tlmoa~• theme for lrllolle Ill the · 11....,. olllll~..d~ A11iQU11 Mole• C<llmiJ Fair P1"JJIIIooa... NI!IIIID 1 pa~-~color!hlt a llrlel1 or doolp, tills yar, twG 1~prato ,_. wiD bo lllpd, the 111'1!011 ·--ata M uia ..,. tbla·Ia IIIII roqulrod tor ·" · · SiECONI:l' Ill the·•• ....:;, ollciW -1 0,. .....i'.. , _....,. .. · - - ~IDler 11 BE AN AMATEUR FrldoJ llllf ill~'~ .~ · ' ·, Georse Scbaat AD claaooo are for IIDIIIurl Week, ,.,~.·b '-' Joka, otFrll11clort, 1114 IIIII¥, wllh u 11111a1e11r MlaJ do-- cluooa...., 1!1: PilriCk'alll,\i, a '' >il ' <l'lf · , ~ 'itr,r · · lira. Doyld Wade and 1crlbod aa . _ who - · m............Uc Ill .,.._; .... · ~- ~- ol ChiUicotha won p1aDi1 for blo OWD pl. .uro and orlal Dt,y; .,.reli,WJ .o,.rtJJ,, . . ,. ilJIIII of Mr. and Mrl. IIIII tor tha PUJ11000 of 0 - , ID .............. wtilc:ll ' ''loakl '' Diull 8achDor and !amiJr,IW---~ and all 0111r1oa must bo the work llb what It laa't"; ~YIIW . , Aur. If and IS. and the •~a.llcnl p!-·•"-~--frultellld ,' jj,y wbo hoi vlllltllla em AIW- 16 and 17, Till clu101 ol the exhlhltora. -- , . • bore·tar the paot week, remaiD- In the lrllolle 1be ndoo opec~ that o:ibll>- ..,....blto; and Adwnt. •· ~ · td ~ alllllher - k wllh t b o claasea, lllcludlar IDVIIallooll !tors _,.y - aa IIIIIQ' claaiea arr_.at. .. · '' .......... and Jlllllor ea!IIIOrloa, wD1 be •• desired ID ellher or both Tho IDYI1at!OD cluiOI for the lira. llorle Vrooman ot BlOD· . In each o1 tho ohow1o lhools, but IIIII' make onJr ono 1econd ohow are f1li Ill¥, ala,. cheoter _.t !he 'lleokend here Besldoo !he ortlotlc orr~~~p- entry Ill eacb o! tha artlotlc or- orlte arr~ alii Lent. a vllllllls Mro. Eldlth Bon1DD. Mrs. meDII, !here wm be clusoo lor ,.._.nt cluses,!Dtheopeclal deslcD uolar 01!11onoll.....,., Tho returned Iaiit from horticulture ciii!J))a:s, opeclalu- . dl~a, In tho ocb:aii<IIOI judor caleiOrloa ...., ~·· Millersport where silo ,... tha blblto, 1111oclmon c:ollectlooa, and cluses, and In tho opeclmODcol· Day, wltll a....,., hot u tha acpost or her dauahlor, M r 1. eclucatiooal ma!Brlala. lD all 84 lecd011 cloa10s. More !hen o • e ceaaory lloalarel and Molher'a Boivin Minor lor a IIIOIIthclasses of tho two siiO!Io, both ~n IIIII' be eatared Ill OIQ' iliJ, uolar • WODIIII'a oboe aa Mr. and Mro. Fronk Powers, r l - and cash awards will be daso In tha hortieulture tha eoolalllll". lltl>ble, Bobb)-, lllld Pam, and made ID throe places. In tha q, 14·15 siiOII, ortla~ clloplafa wt1J bo tea. Mrs. Grace Pratt have relurnBoth oiiO!Is ore open lor eX· tie IJTIIliOIDenta have hoeD ~ lurel of both a...... ohowa. Jn oc1 trom a !our-<loy trip thralllh hlblta by tha public and It boo eluded for st. ValODtloo'o Dt,y, iiolftni-ii>ow, thoro oro claiooo Kentud<7, Tennosooe, and VIr- hoeD omphaol&ecl by Mra. Mar- ua!Dg ftowera In reels; Euler, tor dloh prdeDO and plelureo or IlDia. ill Na!llvllle thi!Y attend- pret Ella Lewis, a..,.rlntendent lnte011retlve dlspla1s; WaoloiDs- " - s Dildo trGm drlod plant eel !he Grand Old ()pry, vieltod or the clepartmODI, that exhibl~ too'slllrthda)',plecoawithweali>- materllla. Thoaecondlhooltha Plontatloo House, and tour- ora noec1 oot be a member or a ered wood; Christmas, in lr• lal dlapla1a will leoture cn1t eel !he homo ol Andrew Jack- prdeD dub lllexhlbl~ llowover, r.....,... IIIII a doooretlm; and Items made trGm....,... mater"""- From there they drove Ill It baa boon noted that the siiO!Io Grecluatloo Day, OD exblblt ~ lals, 111<h as atooeo, llhollo and Brlllol, Va. are open to reoldento ol Meigs cludiiW roses. plant material• and - · · • "'" Mrs. Paul Wlnobroooer o! CU- c~ only except lor the lnvilnvltatlooal artistic In !heir ..tural state. lumbus is ln Middleport lor a taiOJIIl classes which uealsoop- menta cluaea tOr the flrat show The educiUoo dh:llf.Gnl o1. the several day a' visit with her pare ea. to residenta ot adjoining COUD- are COlumbus Day, exhibits show- two abowa include claasea tor enta, Mr. and Mrs. Karl OWen. ties. lng water •• part of the design. evergreen IIJ)8Clmus au! wU~ . The Owens recently returned The deadline lor exhibitors Ill and Jnly Fourth, a !avorltB ar- !Iowen or. plants and colleotlms from 1 two week vacation. Th_,. tue entry blanka for exJdblts ln ranpment. ol boobudmapzlnea,mSdried ....t Ill D..,.too where thoy Join- the shows Is 4 p. m. on TburaThe twG classes lor Juniors In matorlaU suitable lor use ID II'• eel Mr. and Mrs. John Goodrich day, Aug. 8. Exhibitors oro to the llrstshowareChllclren'siliJ, r_.,ntlo for a trip to Clear Lake, I n d. take their entry forma to the aee- an arrangement in a toy; and Th1r1iY • three clasaes are Jn. where thll)' wore posts of Mr. retary's o!llco 00 the Rock Labor Ill¥, one d<!>l<tlng back Ill eluded In the horticulture dlvi· and Mrs. RusseU Sc«t. Rrom ~rings fairgrounds. The only en- school. slon of the two show A. 'there they went to Kemlha, Wis. try ree Is a membership ticket ·~. · ~ ~~- •l!ii!l"-. ' ·' '* ihetrllollcy~ata , wm ....._.lito -reel ! KENtuCKY to vialt Mr. and Mrs. Luther Bride-Elect Picnic, Dinner Note Birthday Given .I • ( l ' I • ' Shower ,,_,.s~~i~'i,.,,,,.,,,,,.,,,::::::~~i Calendar.! I!' Barbara Bnunley, bride-elect ·.· .. Two l'amll.Y parties were ne1o o! Gory Ml<haal Smith, .... hooJ'HURSIAY over tho -end honoring Gall orocl recently with a shower helcl LAUREL CLIFF Bolter Health1 Mlller ol Mlddloport onblobirth- at tha home o! Mrs. Donald Newell, South Third A... , Mlcldl• Club, 7:30 TburiMIIIY at tha home dly amdversary. o1 Mrs. Nellie Tracy. SaiJmlo.y oveoing ho was bon- port. P A.> , ._"lliEFS, MosnoUa TomGemeo were pl111ecl with prlz. ored dlriDg a pl<Dic at thE pie, Pythlan Slaten, piCIIIc II Coleman farm at RUtllnd. Home- ea bolng awarded to MulDe made tee cream was served Bnunley, Stella Jlbo, Carolyn tha Syracuse Pork, 6p.m. n=scloy . follow:lag tha - r . A-.e llovol, IIIICIBreoda M<Qdre. VlvRoCK SPRINGS G.._ mootwere Mr. and Mra. Gene Cole. IID Phllllpo was tho winDer o! man, Janie and Jerry, Mr. and 1he door prize. ru·a. NeweJI ser- 1'Wo 8 p.m. Tlouro<lay at !he haiL Mra. Mick Mlller and children, ved cake, ice cream, mints, and EVANGELINE CHAPJ:ER, OrJtlfrt7, Mlcbael, and Holly R• oo!lee. cler ol Eostom ilar, wD1 moot Guesta boalclea lhooo llllllecl 1100, and Mr. and Mro. Gall al 7:30 TlourildaJ II !he Muonabove were Pete Floecarl, Mn. Miller. 1c Temple. Prellllllecl at tho On &Jnda1 Mr. lnd Mrs. Evelyn IJeat, Joan Foreuaon, J... meo11ng wDJ bo 25 and 50,..., libel< Mlller and eono and Mr. le Newell, Mrs. Alva Nowall, Jucly pins. IIIII llro. Gell Miller drove to and Siaron Rou!ll, Rlllllda ltawFRIDAY Urbana where they were guests Io.v. Kathryn Rooo, Beaolo YIIUIIB, SINGSPIRATION SUNDAY II ol Mr. and Mrs. Earl Smith, Glenna LIWe, JIDO Glikll)', VIc- 2 p.m. ot Laurel Clltr F r e e ""-'· !llole, and Tlnuny Earl, ky Newell, Jotfr~ Newell, and Methocllot Clur<h. • ""'"oorecl by and Mr. and Mrs. ROO.rt Faulk Diana Bnunley. ~- Slqlq from Yarloul lnd Bobb)-, A dlrmer wu held Others presenting IIIIIs Ill !be chDr<bos. ~ Ill tha public. In obunance of Mr. Mlller'• brldHiect wore Mra. EllzMIDDLEPORT FIRE DEPT, birthday. Ho received ..,.oral Gordner, Mra. Bei\Y Clllle, lolaxwW 1p011aor an outoldo ~ lne Whlttlngllln, Mrs. Harry Meport;r- Friday nllbt !rom 9 tO QJ!!In, Mra. ClandoAohley, Mrs. Doloreo Tyree, Mro. Cmule Man- 12 p.m. at the Middleport com. ley, Mrs. Golda Mourning, Mro. DIWII\1' Park. The J111a will omis ceo. The public Is welcome. Patzy Johnson, and Mro. Pai\Y SATURDAY CarlOn. HIGH SCHOOL DANCE porf;r w!U be halcl this Saturdl¥ nllbt -Mr. ilDd Mrs. James GUmore at the POmeroy Jlmlor H 11 h .onlerWned with a cookoot II auclltortum !rom 9 to 12 p.m. their home Saturday honoring .their ~r,DeamaRob­ Tho Amari<OD ....... wW - oor tha dance. Tho J1111 wD1 ln Dorot, oo her first birthday. emcee. Homemade lee cream and coke were senred following the cookMr. ..,. VIncent Daho havo out. Qlesta were Mr. and Mrs. returned !rom e 10-<loy voeallon. 'Tom !lor st of Hllllard, parllllo vlolted In IUII!srd wilh ot ~ Mr. ond Mro. Hu- Mr.Th~ and Mrs, WUIIam Betz and bert Wolle and aon, Keith, BreoSOD<b'. and wore suooto da and Deonls Gilmore and Mro. daulbter. o! !he Rev. Howard ~~ IIIICI Edpr Dorst. Vloltlng In tho bls !ather, c. E. R~ o!North Mombors of Tent ~s. Jlaull>i evening were Mr. and Mra. 1M Lewloburg!or ...eraldo.fa.Joln- ton ol Union Veterans, met Roush and 1011, Rodney, o! Gallilng tho Daboa lor a villt to tho Monda¥ ot 8 p.m. II tha home of polis. North Lewlll>url clurdl pallor- Mrs. Pearl Reynoldo In Mlcldleecl by the Rn. Mr. ~ "'re port lor a pi<Dic, Mra. UIU.. Stlol!, Mrs. MaA - , woroMra.Balonllllrleltawldna, IIIICI Mr&. Lula Rua- lor, ...s. Caddie Wleldwll, Mro. sell. Tho Rov. Mr.~~- Ltna Hamm, Mra. UillaD · Mr. and Mra. DabotothaDoGra!l Mrs. Fraoeeo Boarhs, and Mra. ' clurch, bla llrot pollorate, 1111c1 Mhmle Noutzllng. Mrlo MIDon1 Indian Laho. Clilldera was a sueot. Mro. RIIY· Tho otxa\ birthoay or KimTho coople al10 v i - oever- nolda anDIJIUiced the cllalrlct berly llr<mor, daullhter o! Mr. a1 dii1o with Mr. and Mrl. John meet1n1 to be held In A-. oo and Mrs. Don Drenner ot WUI- Smith II Laho Chippewa. En- Oct. 19. inrlboro. N. J. was oboervecl Sol- route home !linday thoy stop. 111'<111 with a party at tha home peel In Columbu1 Ill viol! Mr. ot hor grandmothEr, Mrs. The!- Dabo's brother. A, J. Daho, 111<1 ' ma Alhworth. his brother.tn.Jaw and lister, Cake and lee cream were ser- Mr. and Mrs. Arthur <l>erl. ved followtng a JUpper, Q.leltl ANNOUNCE BIRTH were Mrs. Drenner and IKI..l, HARTFORDMr. and Mro. KI'Vlni Mrs. WUliam Human, Lloa, Mlkhell, and Jan ot Co- Carl H, Ralrdon are llllOOIIIclumbuo; C.eolla Wise o! WUI- lng tha birth o! their I I rs t inrlboro, N, J.; and Mr. aDd grandehlld, a girl, Uoa RODa Mrs. Lenv1Be Harman a n d Ferrell, June 24, at 5:36 p.m. daughter, hila, ot Burnlldl, at the Holzer Hullpltal wellhIDI 7 lbo., 3'h oz. KJ, -· Granddaughter Honored at Cookout Jabos Return From Vacation Daughters of UV Hold Picnic Monday Reunion Held 1 ' BATH ·. - . . ' 2 s 00 - PLAN SCHOOL REUNION Tho - - amJal Carr Sellool R...... wiD be bold oo lilndq, Aug. 11, hi the Woode - · · at Alfred. All former teoehoro 1114 IJUI!ill and their lamUioo 111<1 lrlilftdo ..-. welcome. 1 j DUTCH GIRL ONLY 3 - 24 oz. Jars LADIES' AND REG. -SPlffNG AND SUIIIER Casual H•ndbags - '. .·$. .00' S1 5 Ja~le BACK. · · Covet$ Cans - . .In ~. $ 3-'riER METAL UTILITY TABLE With Electrical Outlet -· 8al_· or Pillsbury , . .. . .each 4 - ,B·ISCU-I~T·S . ICECR Wellesley Farm Everyday Low Price I. ,12 ... ,' Cans. For "' ' aal. crt. Everyday Low Price .. . ' 6 PK. ~29e DAVID DAVIES \ Tbe ancliDi Groeb eallecl ~ EVERYDAY lOW PRICE! .. :·Pink lotion·-~ Detergent 39~ POPSICLES OR FUDG ESIC LES .... . bag ....- - - - - - D A I R Y VALUES----------. · ~ lb. HOUSE lb. can 1.99 MONTE TOMATO SAUCE 8 oz. en. 10~ ROYAL GILATIN, 6 oz. boxes 3 boxes 49~ CRISCO OIL 48 oz. 79~ PAL PEANUT 28 oz. iar 69~ PIES, all flavors 12 d. laox 39~ ~· . FOIL An•onlla, .18" 25ft. rolt39~ 'i MlCAIO-NI 6 SPAGHifTI, ReCI Cross :.~· 29~ PURITY SALT, low price buy 26 oz. bx.IO~ MARSHMALLOW PEANUTS, reg. 29~ bag 19~ ARGARINE 'lOG s~~- a Filbert's Soft 2-Cup FOR ONLY 14 oz. bottles 5 WITH PURCHASE OF 4 LIGHT BULBS each l~Jsonal Styles COLBrS FAMOUS That Good Libby's Quality! So Tasty! AR All Plastic ~=~~andfria.l• UP Grape, lackberry •1d Rasp.erry - •300 cans rim • JELLY '·- MIX 0/l MATCH CARPET SAMPLES -. .- . Non-$kld Any FaUcet ' FOR ONLY Premier Grade WISE PRODUCE BUYSi CANTALOUPES tbe strait of Dardanellel !be HellelpoDt. LARGE SIZE $1 -4 Is Celebrated CURTIS REUNION SET Tha amua1 curtlo lamlly rewill bo held Aupll 18 II - . Ohio, ot Tho Flu-e 0 II Plitc. All lrlonds and rellllvoa d Jmllat. I BOUND COTTON BR~DL<OOII_ SHAMPOO c•sto SPRAY Sixth Birthday '' f ,·!' :· . Ho!'llny, .Peas. ,R41d,B• s,_ Pinto Beans, N•Y _,, Itt. • was held auode.Y II tha home ot Mr. end Mro. Alex Birchfield ot lroDIDn • Mr. Blrch!leld, a patlont at tha lroDIDn GelleralHoiiPitai,WII relesllecl lor tha day so that he could be pre...t lor tha reomtoo. Othars ..._ng ""re Sam1111 Blr<h!lold, Mrlo Blulah Belville, John and !liND Gosset, . lroDIDn; Mr. and Mrs. Everett Grant, Pamela and Debbie, Middleport; Mr. and Mrs. Ellgene Blrchllald, Rita, Rld<7, andRebeeco, Rutland. Melvina Btrch!leld, Mr. and Mro. Dollao Oobomo, Boverlr • and Camillo, Mra. Glocl7• Willa 1 and Nathan, and Fronk Turl~, Nitro, W, VL; Samb' LIDo, Pedro; Roy YOUDI, Gellll)' Brldtle, W. VL; lira. Beaolo Withrow, Kerr! and 91err1, Ook lUll, W, VL; Flora KIDeald end Ruth 1i1ook, CharleotoD, W.Va. Mr. and Mrs. Jameo GIll, Nonq, lllalla, Jameo and I'Oney, Flatwoocll, KJ,; Mra. Robort Renal~, Anplea and Mia, Alhland, K,y.; Bruce and Recl8le Draper, WIDeheoter, Dl,; Mr. and Mra. W, H. JJuddiDs, Mlchaal and GreaurY, Peach Creek, W, Va.; and Dovld WUlo and Becllr. !l. AlbeDo, W, VL Il.:UNION SET Tho 221111 ..... Smith lamllr reunion wW be belcl &In- . dll1 at tilt park oo the ooutb• • olde ol Lopn oo S t a r RGuloll3. BEAUTY CAN .:·GOODS SALE. ''.' orr._ ....,.... Owen and !amlly. -' FOR •• ' .4. :lb. . ···~··· . ·· ·-:bq ' • Pqs. For White - . . ' ··'!······~!·. 20 ct. pkg. Hilvest Time Sliced BACO" .............. ~~ 39~ for SeasonIIll . · _ .' , SQUARES 111,2·91> BA·CO:N)••············· ·~ Wise Buy Savlnas · JOWl BACON~ ••• I lb. Sl OIIUID tOUND STIM GROUND BEEF .From Premier Beet Everyday Low Price ·lb·s9e· �•· ;~~~:,,,,~:~:. ,.-~~~~~·~~Variety ProCni~flif(.,.' . . Tho "Hoildal' Tlmoa~• theme for lrllolle Ill the · 11....,. olllll~..d~ A11iQU11 Mole• C<llmiJ Fair P1"JJIIIooa... NI!IIIID 1 pa~-~color!hlt a llrlel1 or doolp, tills yar, twG 1~prato ,_. wiD bo lllpd, the 111'1!011 ·--ata M uia ..,. tbla·Ia IIIII roqulrod tor ·" · · SiECONI:l' Ill the·•• ....:;, ollciW -1 0,. .....i'.. , _....,. .. · - - ~IDler 11 BE AN AMATEUR FrldoJ llllf ill~'~ .~ · ' ·, Georse Scbaat AD claaooo are for IIDIIIurl Week, ,.,~.·b '-' Joka, otFrll11clort, 1114 IIIII¥, wllh u 11111a1e11r MlaJ do-- cluooa...., 1!1: PilriCk'alll,\i, a '' >il ' <l'lf · , ~ 'itr,r · · lira. Doyld Wade and 1crlbod aa . _ who - · m............Uc Ill .,.._; .... · ~- ~- ol ChiUicotha won p1aDi1 for blo OWD pl. .uro and orlal Dt,y; .,.reli,WJ .o,.rtJJ,, . . ,. ilJIIII of Mr. and Mrl. IIIII tor tha PUJ11000 of 0 - , ID .............. wtilc:ll ' ''loakl '' Diull 8achDor and !amiJr,IW---~ and all 0111r1oa must bo the work llb what It laa't"; ~YIIW . , Aur. If and IS. and the •~a.llcnl p!-·•"-~--frultellld ,' jj,y wbo hoi vlllltllla em AIW- 16 and 17, Till clu101 ol the exhlhltora. -- , . • bore·tar the paot week, remaiD- In the lrllolle 1be ndoo opec~ that o:ibll>- ..,....blto; and Adwnt. •· ~ · td ~ alllllher - k wllh t b o claasea, lllcludlar IDVIIallooll !tors _,.y - aa IIIIIQ' claaiea arr_.at. .. · '' .......... and Jlllllor ea!IIIOrloa, wD1 be •• desired ID ellher or both Tho IDYI1at!OD cluiOI for the lira. llorle Vrooman ot BlOD· . In each o1 tho ohow1o lhools, but IIIII' make onJr ono 1econd ohow are f1li Ill¥, ala,. cheoter _.t !he 'lleokend here Besldoo !he ortlotlc orr~~~p- entry Ill eacb o! tha artlotlc or- orlte arr~ alii Lent. a vllllllls Mro. Eldlth Bon1DD. Mrs. meDII, !here wm be clusoo lor ,.._.nt cluses,!Dtheopeclal deslcD uolar 01!11onoll.....,., Tho returned Iaiit from horticulture ciii!J))a:s, opeclalu- . dl~a, In tho ocb:aii<IIOI judor caleiOrloa ...., ~·· Millersport where silo ,... tha blblto, 1111oclmon c:ollectlooa, and cluses, and In tho opeclmODcol· Day, wltll a....,., hot u tha acpost or her dauahlor, M r 1. eclucatiooal ma!Brlala. lD all 84 lecd011 cloa10s. More !hen o • e ceaaory lloalarel and Molher'a Boivin Minor lor a IIIOIIthclasses of tho two siiO!Io, both ~n IIIII' be eatared Ill OIQ' iliJ, uolar • WODIIII'a oboe aa Mr. and Mro. Fronk Powers, r l - and cash awards will be daso In tha hortieulture tha eoolalllll". lltl>ble, Bobb)-, lllld Pam, and made ID throe places. In tha q, 14·15 siiOII, ortla~ clloplafa wt1J bo tea. Mrs. Grace Pratt have relurnBoth oiiO!Is ore open lor eX· tie IJTIIliOIDenta have hoeD ~ lurel of both a...... ohowa. Jn oc1 trom a !our-<loy trip thralllh hlblta by tha public and It boo eluded for st. ValODtloo'o Dt,y, iiolftni-ii>ow, thoro oro claiooo Kentud<7, Tennosooe, and VIr- hoeD omphaol&ecl by Mra. Mar- ua!Dg ftowera In reels; Euler, tor dloh prdeDO and plelureo or IlDia. ill Na!llvllle thi!Y attend- pret Ella Lewis, a..,.rlntendent lnte011retlve dlspla1s; WaoloiDs- " - s Dildo trGm drlod plant eel !he Grand Old ()pry, vieltod or the clepartmODI, that exhibl~ too'slllrthda)',plecoawithweali>- materllla. Thoaecondlhooltha Plontatloo House, and tour- ora noec1 oot be a member or a ered wood; Christmas, in lr• lal dlapla1a will leoture cn1t eel !he homo ol Andrew Jack- prdeD dub lllexhlbl~ llowover, r.....,... IIIII a doooretlm; and Items made trGm....,... mater"""- From there they drove Ill It baa boon noted that the siiO!Io Grecluatloo Day, OD exblblt ~ lals, 111<h as atooeo, llhollo and Brlllol, Va. are open to reoldento ol Meigs cludiiW roses. plant material• and - · · • "'" Mrs. Paul Wlnobroooer o! CU- c~ only except lor the lnvilnvltatlooal artistic In !heir ..tural state. lumbus is ln Middleport lor a taiOJIIl classes which uealsoop- menta cluaea tOr the flrat show The educiUoo dh:llf.Gnl o1. the several day a' visit with her pare ea. to residenta ot adjoining COUD- are COlumbus Day, exhibits show- two abowa include claasea tor enta, Mr. and Mrs. Karl OWen. ties. lng water •• part of the design. evergreen IIJ)8Clmus au! wU~ . The Owens recently returned The deadline lor exhibitors Ill and Jnly Fourth, a !avorltB ar- !Iowen or. plants and colleotlms from 1 two week vacation. Th_,. tue entry blanka for exJdblts ln ranpment. ol boobudmapzlnea,mSdried ....t Ill D..,.too where thoy Join- the shows Is 4 p. m. on TburaThe twG classes lor Juniors In matorlaU suitable lor use ID II'• eel Mr. and Mrs. John Goodrich day, Aug. 8. Exhibitors oro to the llrstshowareChllclren'siliJ, r_.,ntlo for a trip to Clear Lake, I n d. take their entry forma to the aee- an arrangement in a toy; and Th1r1iY • three clasaes are Jn. where thll)' wore posts of Mr. retary's o!llco 00 the Rock Labor Ill¥, one d<!>l<tlng back Ill eluded In the horticulture dlvi· and Mrs. RusseU Sc«t. Rrom ~rings fairgrounds. The only en- school. slon of the two show A. 'there they went to Kemlha, Wis. try ree Is a membership ticket ·~. · ~ ~~- •l!ii!l"-. ' ·' '* ihetrllollcy~ata , wm ....._.lito -reel ! KENtuCKY to vialt Mr. and Mrs. Luther Bride-Elect Picnic, Dinner Note Birthday Given .I • ( l ' I • ' Shower ,,_,.s~~i~'i,.,,,,.,,,,,.,,,::::::~~i Calendar.! I!' Barbara Bnunley, bride-elect ·.· .. Two l'amll.Y parties were ne1o o! Gory Ml<haal Smith, .... hooJ'HURSIAY over tho -end honoring Gall orocl recently with a shower helcl LAUREL CLIFF Bolter Health1 Mlller ol Mlddloport onblobirth- at tha home o! Mrs. Donald Newell, South Third A... , Mlcldl• Club, 7:30 TburiMIIIY at tha home dly amdversary. o1 Mrs. Nellie Tracy. SaiJmlo.y oveoing ho was bon- port. P A.> , ._"lliEFS, MosnoUa TomGemeo were pl111ecl with prlz. ored dlriDg a pl<Dic at thE pie, Pythlan Slaten, piCIIIc II Coleman farm at RUtllnd. Home- ea bolng awarded to MulDe made tee cream was served Bnunley, Stella Jlbo, Carolyn tha Syracuse Pork, 6p.m. n=scloy . follow:lag tha - r . A-.e llovol, IIIICIBreoda M<Qdre. VlvRoCK SPRINGS G.._ mootwere Mr. and Mra. Gene Cole. IID Phllllpo was tho winDer o! man, Janie and Jerry, Mr. and 1he door prize. ru·a. NeweJI ser- 1'Wo 8 p.m. Tlouro<lay at !he haiL Mra. Mick Mlller and children, ved cake, ice cream, mints, and EVANGELINE CHAPJ:ER, OrJtlfrt7, Mlcbael, and Holly R• oo!lee. cler ol Eostom ilar, wD1 moot Guesta boalclea lhooo llllllecl 1100, and Mr. and Mro. Gall al 7:30 TlourildaJ II !he Muonabove were Pete Floecarl, Mn. Miller. 1c Temple. Prellllllecl at tho On &Jnda1 Mr. lnd Mrs. Evelyn IJeat, Joan Foreuaon, J... meo11ng wDJ bo 25 and 50,..., libel< Mlller and eono and Mr. le Newell, Mrs. Alva Nowall, Jucly pins. IIIII llro. Gell Miller drove to and Siaron Rou!ll, Rlllllda ltawFRIDAY Urbana where they were guests Io.v. Kathryn Rooo, Beaolo YIIUIIB, SINGSPIRATION SUNDAY II ol Mr. and Mrs. Earl Smith, Glenna LIWe, JIDO Glikll)', VIc- 2 p.m. ot Laurel Clltr F r e e ""-'· !llole, and Tlnuny Earl, ky Newell, Jotfr~ Newell, and Methocllot Clur<h. • ""'"oorecl by and Mr. and Mrs. ROO.rt Faulk Diana Bnunley. ~- Slqlq from Yarloul lnd Bobb)-, A dlrmer wu held Others presenting IIIIIs Ill !be chDr<bos. ~ Ill tha public. In obunance of Mr. Mlller'• brldHiect wore Mra. EllzMIDDLEPORT FIRE DEPT, birthday. Ho received ..,.oral Gordner, Mra. Bei\Y Clllle, lolaxwW 1p011aor an outoldo ~ lne Whlttlngllln, Mrs. Harry Meport;r- Friday nllbt !rom 9 tO QJ!!In, Mra. ClandoAohley, Mrs. Doloreo Tyree, Mro. Cmule Man- 12 p.m. at the Middleport com. ley, Mrs. Golda Mourning, Mro. DIWII\1' Park. The J111a will omis ceo. The public Is welcome. Patzy Johnson, and Mro. Pai\Y SATURDAY CarlOn. HIGH SCHOOL DANCE porf;r w!U be halcl this Saturdl¥ nllbt -Mr. ilDd Mrs. James GUmore at the POmeroy Jlmlor H 11 h .onlerWned with a cookoot II auclltortum !rom 9 to 12 p.m. their home Saturday honoring .their ~r,DeamaRob­ Tho Amari<OD ....... wW - oor tha dance. Tho J1111 wD1 ln Dorot, oo her first birthday. emcee. Homemade lee cream and coke were senred following the cookMr. ..,. VIncent Daho havo out. Qlesta were Mr. and Mrs. returned !rom e 10-<loy voeallon. 'Tom !lor st of Hllllard, parllllo vlolted In IUII!srd wilh ot ~ Mr. ond Mro. Hu- Mr.Th~ and Mrs, WUIIam Betz and bert Wolle and aon, Keith, BreoSOD<b'. and wore suooto da and Deonls Gilmore and Mro. daulbter. o! !he Rev. Howard ~~ IIIICI Edpr Dorst. Vloltlng In tho bls !ather, c. E. R~ o!North Mombors of Tent ~s. Jlaull>i evening were Mr. and Mra. 1M Lewloburg!or ...eraldo.fa.Joln- ton ol Union Veterans, met Roush and 1011, Rodney, o! Gallilng tho Daboa lor a villt to tho Monda¥ ot 8 p.m. II tha home of polis. North Lewlll>url clurdl pallor- Mrs. Pearl Reynoldo In Mlcldleecl by the Rn. Mr. ~ "'re port lor a pi<Dic, Mra. UIU.. Stlol!, Mrs. MaA - , woroMra.Balonllllrleltawldna, IIIICI Mr&. Lula Rua- lor, ...s. Caddie Wleldwll, Mro. sell. Tho Rov. Mr.~~- Ltna Hamm, Mra. UillaD · Mr. and Mra. DabotothaDoGra!l Mrs. Fraoeeo Boarhs, and Mra. ' clurch, bla llrot pollorate, 1111c1 Mhmle Noutzllng. Mrlo MIDon1 Indian Laho. Clilldera was a sueot. Mro. RIIY· Tho otxa\ birthoay or KimTho coople al10 v i - oever- nolda anDIJIUiced the cllalrlct berly llr<mor, daullhter o! Mr. a1 dii1o with Mr. and Mrl. John meet1n1 to be held In A-. oo and Mrs. Don Drenner ot WUI- Smith II Laho Chippewa. En- Oct. 19. inrlboro. N. J. was oboervecl Sol- route home !linday thoy stop. 111'<111 with a party at tha home peel In Columbu1 Ill viol! Mr. ot hor grandmothEr, Mrs. The!- Dabo's brother. A, J. Daho, 111<1 ' ma Alhworth. his brother.tn.Jaw and lister, Cake and lee cream were ser- Mr. and Mrs. Arthur <l>erl. ved followtng a JUpper, Q.leltl ANNOUNCE BIRTH were Mrs. Drenner and IKI..l, HARTFORDMr. and Mro. KI'Vlni Mrs. WUliam Human, Lloa, Mlkhell, and Jan ot Co- Carl H, Ralrdon are llllOOIIIclumbuo; C.eolla Wise o! WUI- lng tha birth o! their I I rs t inrlboro, N, J.; and Mr. aDd grandehlld, a girl, Uoa RODa Mrs. Lenv1Be Harman a n d Ferrell, June 24, at 5:36 p.m. daughter, hila, ot Burnlldl, at the Holzer Hullpltal wellhIDI 7 lbo., 3'h oz. KJ, -· Granddaughter Honored at Cookout Jabos Return From Vacation Daughters of UV Hold Picnic Monday Reunion Held 1 ' BATH ·. - . . ' 2 s 00 - PLAN SCHOOL REUNION Tho - - amJal Carr Sellool R...... wiD be bold oo lilndq, Aug. 11, hi the Woode - · · at Alfred. All former teoehoro 1114 IJUI!ill and their lamUioo 111<1 lrlilftdo ..-. welcome. 1 j DUTCH GIRL ONLY 3 - 24 oz. Jars LADIES' AND REG. -SPlffNG AND SUIIIER Casual H•ndbags - '. .·$. .00' S1 5 Ja~le BACK. · · Covet$ Cans - . .In ~. $ 3-'riER METAL UTILITY TABLE With Electrical Outlet -· 8al_· or Pillsbury , . .. . .each 4 - ,B·ISCU-I~T·S . ICECR Wellesley Farm Everyday Low Price I. ,12 ... ,' Cans. For "' ' aal. crt. Everyday Low Price .. . ' 6 PK. ~29e DAVID DAVIES \ Tbe ancliDi Groeb eallecl ~ EVERYDAY lOW PRICE! .. :·Pink lotion·-~ Detergent 39~ POPSICLES OR FUDG ESIC LES .... . bag ....- - - - - - D A I R Y VALUES----------. · ~ lb. HOUSE lb. can 1.99 MONTE TOMATO SAUCE 8 oz. en. 10~ ROYAL GILATIN, 6 oz. boxes 3 boxes 49~ CRISCO OIL 48 oz. 79~ PAL PEANUT 28 oz. iar 69~ PIES, all flavors 12 d. laox 39~ ~· . FOIL An•onlla, .18" 25ft. rolt39~ 'i MlCAIO-NI 6 SPAGHifTI, ReCI Cross :.~· 29~ PURITY SALT, low price buy 26 oz. bx.IO~ MARSHMALLOW PEANUTS, reg. 29~ bag 19~ ARGARINE 'lOG s~~- a Filbert's Soft 2-Cup FOR ONLY 14 oz. bottles 5 WITH PURCHASE OF 4 LIGHT BULBS each l~Jsonal Styles COLBrS FAMOUS That Good Libby's Quality! So Tasty! AR All Plastic ~=~~andfria.l• UP Grape, lackberry •1d Rasp.erry - •300 cans rim • JELLY '·- MIX 0/l MATCH CARPET SAMPLES -. .- . Non-$kld Any FaUcet ' FOR ONLY Premier Grade WISE PRODUCE BUYSi CANTALOUPES tbe strait of Dardanellel !be HellelpoDt. LARGE SIZE $1 -4 Is Celebrated CURTIS REUNION SET Tha amua1 curtlo lamlly rewill bo held Aupll 18 II - . Ohio, ot Tho Flu-e 0 II Plitc. All lrlonds and rellllvoa d Jmllat. I BOUND COTTON BR~DL<OOII_ SHAMPOO c•sto SPRAY Sixth Birthday '' f ,·!' :· . Ho!'llny, .Peas. ,R41d,B• s,_ Pinto Beans, N•Y _,, Itt. • was held auode.Y II tha home ot Mr. end Mro. Alex Birchfield ot lroDIDn • Mr. Blrch!leld, a patlont at tha lroDIDn GelleralHoiiPitai,WII relesllecl lor tha day so that he could be pre...t lor tha reomtoo. Othars ..._ng ""re Sam1111 Blr<h!lold, Mrlo Blulah Belville, John and !liND Gosset, . lroDIDn; Mr. and Mrs. Everett Grant, Pamela and Debbie, Middleport; Mr. and Mrs. Ellgene Blrchllald, Rita, Rld<7, andRebeeco, Rutland. Melvina Btrch!leld, Mr. and Mro. Dollao Oobomo, Boverlr • and Camillo, Mra. Glocl7• Willa 1 and Nathan, and Fronk Turl~, Nitro, W, VL; Samb' LIDo, Pedro; Roy YOUDI, Gellll)' Brldtle, W. VL; lira. Beaolo Withrow, Kerr! and 91err1, Ook lUll, W, VL; Flora KIDeald end Ruth 1i1ook, CharleotoD, W.Va. Mr. and Mrs. Jameo GIll, Nonq, lllalla, Jameo and I'Oney, Flatwoocll, KJ,; Mra. Robort Renal~, Anplea and Mia, Alhland, K,y.; Bruce and Recl8le Draper, WIDeheoter, Dl,; Mr. and Mra. W, H. JJuddiDs, Mlchaal and GreaurY, Peach Creek, W, Va.; and Dovld WUlo and Becllr. !l. AlbeDo, W, VL Il.:UNION SET Tho 221111 ..... Smith lamllr reunion wW be belcl &In- . dll1 at tilt park oo the ooutb• • olde ol Lopn oo S t a r RGuloll3. BEAUTY CAN .:·GOODS SALE. ''.' orr._ ....,.... Owen and !amlly. -' FOR •• ' .4. :lb. . ···~··· . ·· ·-:bq ' • Pqs. For White - . . ' ··'!······~!·. 20 ct. pkg. Hilvest Time Sliced BACO" .............. ~~ 39~ for SeasonIIll . · _ .' , SQUARES 111,2·91> BA·CO:N)••············· ·~ Wise Buy Savlnas · JOWl BACON~ ••• I lb. Sl OIIUID tOUND STIM GROUND BEEF .From Premier Beet Everyday Low Price ·lb·s9e· �/~. r . - ~ ' !!'lie ~ .DaiJI,-&,..u-... Nllldl~. o., Job' u, laaa ·,_ The D ly Sen.t • ,-; X ' . EROY •BARGA NS FOR '. ir each hospital stay if Pays all cash direct to you (not to doctor or hospital) . Pays you Cesh ben.~fits. that,lncrease each year ••• to a maxlmurriof$130.00 -A·WEEK ... atno.extracost to you I i( No age limit-no medlcal•xamlnatlon required ·. . 'I One out of two fan1ilies will have someone in the hospital thia year! (t could be you -or some beloved membli!r of your family tomorrow, ,, next WCE!k , •• next month. Sad to say, very few families have anywhe re near enough eoveral{e to meet today 's soaring hospital costs. These costs have tripled in j ust a few short years. They are expected to double again in the few years ahead. Stop for a moment. Think how much a long stay in the ho~Spital will c:O!Jt you or a loved one. How would you ever pay for oostly, but necessary, X-rays, doctor bills, drugs and medieines? What .would you do with your pay check stopped, but liling expenses still going on the same as ever? The same rent, phone, food, all the day-to-day expenses that never stop. What is tht'l average breadwinrler to do1 'We be line we have the answer in the famous Presidential Extra Cash Plan that I· t • ••• l'ayo you $I 00.00 a week lax-free raoh when you go to the hooplral. What a blessing it ls when you. know you have an extra $100.00 cash coming in every week - beginning the vecy ftnt day you enter the hospital. Now. Presidential's economy plan enables you to enjoy this protection at onee. Because it will NOT cost you $20.00. It wm NOT cost you $10.00- or even t&.OO. Your special low price is just 26f for the first month's c:overage. Then continue at low ltresldenti~ ratea. '. ,I' 'I I IF YOU ARE 65 OR OVER YOU WILL COLLECT IN ADDITION TO MEDICARE Why are smart folks over fi5 now hastening to protect themselves with the Pres idential Extra Cash Plan in arlditirm to what Merlicare will do for them? Even though Medicare is a gn~at boon to folkR ovu 65, it will noi, of course, pay all the bills thut quickly pile up as a result of illne!!f. or accident. Regardle11 of your age, you 1flll need additional health prolerllon. We have designed thia plan as the importa11t additio1l to what you receive from Medicare - or a.nr other health in!urance you niay have. Remember, al checks wi11 be sent direct]y to vou (not to the doctor or hospital), to give you that "extra" help just when you need it mott. Use the tax-free cash any way you see Rt. And you will be glad to know the checks will be big ones! In addition to what you receive from Medicare, Presidential pays you $70.00 a week . .. EVEN FOR 100 WEEKS'if necessary! You c1111 rtttitt~ ae mud. Bl 11,000.00 for each illne11 or injury when ko1pitaliJed/ Your cash benefits Increase each year at no ext.... coif to you I And what peac:e of mind not to worry about risinJil' costs. Your 'I protection automatically increase's $3.00 a week each year. The Ant year you get $100.00 a week. You get $103.00 a week in the ~·<.~nd year. $106.00 · ~~kin the third year. '109.00 a week in , ~~.:.~fourth year. By tllii'ii!18Venth year, your policy will be worth a ~ .. · fullllJO .OO a w~ek in beneftt payments .. , at no increase in cost to you! This generous cash reserve protection will belong to you !or aalong as you keep the policy. You can see that your insurance will be worth much mort than the present "face value" of the policy. Certainly, our incfe81Jed payments to you will help keep pace with rising costs and - best of all ... ••• FltelncreoSing benefits come to you at no extra cedf. Yov IIIII pay lite r111111lar low Presidential premluml What other Plan proteds you like this today? What other Plan keept protecting you against ris ing living c:osta in the years ahead without increasing your premiums? And that's not all. This special Pruidential Extra Cash Plan( #HP lSL-1067) .. . riiAVS Up rl\ I to $10,000.00 CASH for ..ch accident or illness, starting theveryflrstday in thehospltal. riiAVS $100.00 ~ WEEK CASH- if you need a full I time registered nurse when you come home r" from the hospital- up to 50 weeks. PAYS $1,000.00 EXTRA CASH for accidental death. riiAVS Up to $2,000.00 CASH for accidental loss of rl\ I limbs or eyesight. A WEEK CASH for each pregnancy, PAYS $100.00 when you go to the hospital, assuming both ./ husband and wife have been enrolled In the Family Plan With" Maternity. ' PAYS UppitatoI for$5,000.00 when a child goes the hos· any accident or illness when you are to enrolled in the Family Plan. riiAVS you cash benefits that increase each year ... r" I to a muimum of $130.00."·WEEK ... at no extra cost to you NQ age limit- no medtcal examination required , •• Payo you $100.00 a week CASH for o regl1tered nurae at home. Yes, in addition to the $100.00 weekly check s we aend you during your hospital stay, we ~Jl~..you an extra $100.00 a week if the doetor U.ys you 1\eOO"a ,f'illl-tltnf! ' tegistered nurse to take eare of ' ou \&t*'home. How comforting it is to know-.that - after your stay in the hos~ pita!, if you've been there three days or more, you can retum home to recuperate and yet not be a burden to your loved onet. Yes, if your doctor says you need a registered nurse full time within 6 days aftt·r you come home, we'll send you checkt for 1100.00 11 week - for 81 loq 8S you neecl the nurse- even up to 50 we~kt. It's )ike having a reserve of $6,000.00 cash to draw on when you need it. These benet\ts also incre43lt each year by $3.00 a week. Another exc:eptional feature you have with Presidential ... .•• l'ays yov $100.00 a week rash mohlrnlry benefits Ordinary hospital insurance may take care of part of your expenses when you go to the hospital to have a baby. But what policy can you think of that gives you c at~h to buy all' tht! thing~ you need for the new baby? Now, if both husband and wife are insured in the wonderful Fa·mily Plan Wit.l hfatet"Hity for the entire period of the pregnancy, you get extra cas h to use any way you want. It a pregnancy, childbirth or even miscarriage puts you in the hospital for one day, five days, 10 daya - all long a1 11 eceuo'71 - you get $100.00 a week for every day of your conftnement, up to 100 weeks. All those added rooh benefits. Yeto~ , in addition 00 $100.00 a week for hospitalization or $100.00 a week maternity beneftts and $100.00 a week for a reg· istered nurse at home ... you get all this: Added cash btntftb: $1,000.00 cash to your family if death occur11 within 90 day ll from any accidental injury. Think of how handy the cash can be in time of Joss. It can take care of burial expenseH without burdening your loved ones . Added cadi beaefltz Up to ,2,000.00 cash for accidentalloaa of limba or &JHl&ht, when the lou occun anytime within 90 da11 of the aeeldent. The Iota of a limb or eyesight 11 a terrible thing. Nothtnc can replaee the loa, but a cheek for ,1,000.00 or $2,000.00 brinp peace of mind during the period of adjustrftent. Added c:alt beHflt: Choo~e either Family Plan •.• ud your children will be covered too I Prellidentlal rap up to$6,000.00 1n7 time your younpter' goea to the hoaplta •.• for tonaill1 appen· dicitis, or a1111 oth~r illne11 or injueyl Yes, you will receive .&0.00 cash. week after week- for as tnan1 u1()() wt~kf, if rlecetaary. We pay you~ premlunlt wllen yH are not able As a special consideration to you - if you are hoapitalized just 6 weeks or more. all premiums that come due while you are atill in LICENSED BY THE STATE OF OHIO the hospital after thhJ period will be paid by Presidential. And yout· protection continues a:s if you wet~ paying the premium!!. yourself! Then it you leave the hoapital and must return for the !lame condition before you have resumed full no1·mal ac:tivitles for 90 days, Presidential will again PAY ANY PREMIUMS WHILE YOU ARE IN THE HOSPITAL - TO A MAXIMUM OF' /fm WEEKS per contlnement! Thia means you pay no pre· miums, yet your lull protection remains in force -1/fiK tlllltet up to $10,000.00 for IIU!It. to'ltfi,"Jtenwnt/ THIS UMITfD INROUMfHT OlffiiNDS SOON Only 25¢ for flnl Month- Money-lark G110rantee You can now have your ftrst month's protection for your entire family for only twttlty five cclltB! But you must act immediately. Your request for this wonderfulll'lcome Protection Plan must be mailed on the c:onveni~nt form below NOT LATER THAN .&UD· NlGHT of the date in th~ Enrollment Form. This midnight expiration hour camwr. be erttH(Itrl. If your enrollment form is mailed later, it ca11110t be acctJJttd. Jheoo are the ONlY exclullonol Your Presidential pOlicy covers every conceivable kind of licknell or accident except conditions cauaed by war or any act of w&r; mental dlsorderlj intoxic:antl!l and narcotic:~; where care ia in , a Government hoaplta): pregnancy exc~pt as provided under the maternity benefit provision: .tmd expentes resulting from any aickni\!IS or injury you had before th~ Effective Date of your policy .. . during the ftrat 2 years only. This last item is a real help if you al.,-elld~ have a health problem. If you are slek 6~/01'~ fOU take out thls pollcy, r.ou wUI atill be covered for that eonditlon after the poHcy has been in effect for 2 yean. Meanwhile ~very new condition is cove:ed. l H..W ran 2 5¢ b11y ' 10 . 1. - Think how costly a hospital 4:!onftnement will be. Imagine paying for tho~e indiapenaible x-ral'S, doctor billa, medicines and drugs that are uot covered by your preaent insurance. Would you be able to afford the quiet and privacy of f1 private room and a private nurae, ahould you I'IO desire? Or a telephone to keep in touch with loved onea? Or the rental of a TV set to help pass the lonely hours? Who would pay your billa that keep on c:oming in at home? Many folka have lost their life nving1, their cars, even their homes trying to meet such expenses. And no one knows Whose turn it wlll be next. Why rou muol art l>efore tho deadline dare ollown In the enrollment form - j11s1 a few dayo from today Why do we rive you so little time to apply fol' your insurance policy - only a few daya1 Because, as mentioned above, we must receive ~ou.1· Enrollment Form the 10111e time a11 all the otllet~B In oa·der to pall on to you the savinp that come from proceaaing many poJicieB at oue- time. We mail you the polic:y as soon as we r~ive the Enrollment Form. When the policy •rriver., examine it in the pl'ivacy of yout· own home. Take aU the time you need. It's a very aho1·t document, and you'll be pleasantly aurprlsed to discover there is NO FINE PRINT. Then- "ww it, if you 1viah, 111 11ome""e V'Jit '''""· Perhap• your lawyer, ac:countant, or banker. Bett.er !ltill - tlww il to JIOUr ()'Wfl inaura"u mon . • . evePI th1mgh hi mau veru wtll be working /or another ins•rance cm~tpanf1/ It he is a personal friend. ~e has your best interests in mind. So you can believe him wheiJ. he tells you there is no better ban;ain available anywhere any price! •t Money * k g110ran1ee-ln raoe yo11 change yo11r mind Even after.you mall your Enrollment Fonn below ... aven after JOU examine tb-., policy In JOUr own home and talk It over with anyone you wtsh •. , even after all thl1 you are ttlll free to return · tbe polie:y within 16 day• axd rOilr QUart" wiU b~ r.furtdt~d. at mtU. Then wlU be no obUcatlon whatner. lloanwhllo1 all durfni the 16 da)'l yOU aie making up your mlnd-yoa11oe protectod by UOO.OO-A·WEEK nlra cash benewm be fully eove,.d allthtsllme for ony aceldent which pula you in tho b~pltal, enn if you finally decide to return the poliq. t 'lit 2. Willi Ito 11.¥1 Hr . . -lbod !of leu thon 'o full-! You urtllnly wUI • , • rqardlnt of whtthtr )'OU .,, In tht hosplttl tot •• tholt • tim• •• one day , , , or " loril 1 tllnl •• 1 week, month, Y••r or mor•. •· u.. t1t1a "'"" ..., ,... .... 111o 11to1 ,., Y••r You r.calvt fulf cnh tltntfltl of 11011.00 1 week sttrtlnl tht very fll"'t dey you •nter ttte ho'llltll. Th• 1:0\'Drap butnt 'irtlen W. ICCtP1 .,our compl.ttd Form t1nd 25f: -tt11t II thi dt)l' rou or _ _,. ot- 00 a. Aro_,,._..,_ _, Howev;~ after you'n teen the poUcy for ;younelf, you wilJ ag'ttt'that thi1l1 a tremendo111 value and you1I want to eonllnue t~lo $100.110-A-WEEK exlro cub protecllon undor the Plan lha1'1 boot for you. Application to: The Presidential life Insurance Company of America, Chicago, Ill., for The Presidential Hospital-Nurse Plan. 1).0.1;.1083-078 NAME (Please Print) MAS. _ _ _ _fuit- - - - - --;;;;;;;;;oT,illr.;-- - - -- . . , ; ; ; - - - - t.IISS fir1t M•ddl• \nitiJI U1t MR. ADORESS, _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _--.;;;;o;;;on:;;----------- - s.:,..t or RD # CITY _ _ __ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ STATE. _ _ _ _ __t~P·_ _ __ DATE OF BIRTH Male 0 Female GE _ _ _ _ _ SEX 0 OCCUPATION.~~~~M~o-"~''-:~-~··-·~~~-:Y~··~·~~~--~~~~~--~----~~----- hereby apply for coveraee for the members of my famny listed below: (00 NOT include name that appears above.} Please list additional dependents on separate page 1 also DAT[OF NAME (Please Print) I 2 ' 3 .~ 4 :!' .( 5 RELATIONSHIP SEX Month 1>1 .. 11 JOU want to eover JOUI'Ielf- or yourtelf •nd one or more adult dopen4enll (lneludi!IJ your opouoe) ~then thta Is the PlUL for you. Each penon muat be 18 or ovar, and tball pay {per penon) !he rato·applfeable to hl1 or htr-. ' . ~ at Enfpllmot~t Monthly PromiLIII 18·39 . . . . ................ only $3.95 40o4V . .... .......... .. ...... . .. only $4.9!1 50-59 ............... ...... .... only &95 60·74 ............ .... . . ....... only .9.5 7!5~n~pver . . .... .. .. .... , ...' . .. onlY 9& $ AGE -TWO SPEC!AL GROUPs- OFF REGULAR PRICE • Swlmwear • Dresses tPanls T'ops • Coordinates FOOTWEAR · Values To $5.99 Vah•s To $7.99 ~. 1,";:,==r~~ ~~:~~= ••:f.!", "'.:acdd.ntll loU·., 7. --dow..- ... _ , one hand or one toot .or •llht of OM •Yt: $2,000.00 for lois of both hend• or both hMI or ii.tlt ot both .,.... , . wh~n dklt'Mm· tMrment OCCUI"' enytlmt wiiiUri 90 deys of th• ecclftnt. ' .,'• ' ' ""-with If ~ hive the Femllr' Mttemlty, YGI:L. NHIYa SIOO.OI).A.WUK far tecti prtpency, childbirth or IT'!toarrlfP tlttt rnultS In IIOipltal conflnetn•nt Wtltn'Hoth ~4 Ire •nro!ftd uncs.r tl'lll plen for the ·entifl ptrlcttfittf Pr;wlnlnay. •Jf• Ita- MENS' FANCY . ,. .. - - • 1 WHk&. And If YOJII'\a\11 tlr..a,- tiiUmtd tufl normtl actlvltlet for lust 90 d~p, lt'J GPnthhrtel • new oonflnement, and"" 'can col• kct for en addltlonel 100 . .ekL OJ CDUf'H, eny .,.. cOmlltlon It ~vtrtel lmmtdltttly for a full 100 WHkl. • How miJ I UM thtN btnlfft Pf11M'dl1 Four in hand and · 10. MqlopplyHiom-MI urt~ Nntflet. II. Can I CDIIed fnlm PreliiiMttll ewn If I CIITJ other lnluriMif Ot co.. rJa. This pltn will pay yoU In addllloft to whattWt rc!U mar rac•IY• from lftY other pol/elK, 111cludln1 MHICirl for fOIII.a 65. . 12. Why do I ~ IIIIa -...lol - In add- ta my · and I!Oilth ln..._..., While h(laplttl cost• hwt ttlpled In racent ,..., .. very 1- peoplt hue trlp'-4 their lnlvranct. Thl charcn tre OM In H'ltfl thlt you will ""d mont' to taka Cltl or all Your athtlr tx~""'· 11 -.n •• your halplttl bHII. Your PrnldlntNII chtcltt ,,. ruahtnf - ._....,chi- to vau by ''' mtn to ..,.. •• you ... ttt. 13. WftOI _ , . . . my ollollllo, In ton:.? $1 0 e VALUES TO $15.00 ONLY ...... LADIES .. r,"' 16. Will MY f'ltll be rai...S'aa llfVW okllr or tfl han Proportioned ftt ctj!rl8 In colorAd otretch librlcs, s<me plain. some fancy ANDBACJS Assorted Plains Colors SIZES 32 T038 Values To $1.99 ' " I . . A DOUAR. DAYS FABRIC VALUES CLEARANCE I-ALL Spring and Summer $~~-~ the ihlson's lest Styles and Fabrics .. $ E Only SUMMER DRESSES. YQ, lndttd, If YOU hlvto tM FAMILY PLAN WQ'.H MATERNITY, Juat Ylnctd Ill· W• 1110 IUI...nttl niY" W rti'UH to rtnaw ~ur pallor unr•••tht p,.mlum It not paid btfore tht end of tht 31· tit)' II'KI PMlad, or 11nl~ rtntwtf Is tl.cllntd on 111 pOilcl•• of lhfl IJIN In 1,our tnllrl ltltt. (Of t:OI.IFM, U d•c:tptlon II UHd In maki~ •JP'I"tlon, tiM. pollc:y mty bt in.Hactlw..) , LADIES' CAPRI PANTS p $ R CLEARANCE ALL 1 Ia. notify u1 wh•n th•r tra 3 month• old tnd ttt.r will H eov<o trad without .-.AHnet 01' lnlurtblllty and tny tddltlonal ct\lflt. lt. Will my~ ltoconoollld ltocouMI_tao.....,CIII..,; ~a. definitely noll PrulftnUtl "'"'"""' nevtr to ctncel prottctlon btciUh you hiiWI tao manY clalmt ar bac1uN o ad· or white in sizes 5 to 10. Ladies' Sprina, Summer nil fubo dopondtnl rltlldron 01 my po11qt - .• . STlntER DOUAR DAY VALUES AT POMEROY . too rna" 118 .1!.10 ' f ·, U If/ 1 ,.. ~alues ·To dolmal Ho m.t1er how many Cltlri'll rou tltn, or raprdleta ol how ton; kNp your policy, ~r ral:t Will r•mtln th• SIMI .. it Wll tor your ••• wMn r,:u tDOIItd. Prnldantltlll,t.llnlntlll h•ver to 1dlust thlt rate un •11 thl rat11 •r• ldj..attd on til pallclp of )'01.1 thfl type In your tntl"'. t~tl. . ' $1.00 Value If ,you chooM • ftmlly lypt~ Pltn, your dtpt~nd41nT ellajblt chll· dren, •••• '! rnonthl to 19 ,...,., woutd I'ICIIW. 50"!1, Of all tht c"h bltttrltt Of.tht btSIC Pltn and 100'- of til H1 other t.neflta Jnd raatura• (axcoludlnc Wafv•r Of Pr•mlum) •. 14. lilY I acid i' ~9.~0NLY Reaular PAl~ · 5e 00 VALUES TO s o~o · LADIES SWIM SUITS Reddi-Tied FOR TENNIS OXFORDS Green or Oranae-Sizes 6% to 11 ' ' Y•s. )'0.. mty. POIIIS lfiY 1&1 11'8 W81com1 Ia apply-II'Hirt is no •1• lltnlll Mlm!Mrl ovu 6!!i 1re paid $70.00 1 wHit pluto all Midi· o~r c Neckties mey ut•1htm In'"' way you wllh- for holpltelend doctor bills, rent. food, hol.llehold •~pen•••· or enythlnl tfH. This II You entlr•l1 up to )'OU. !" Sprine and Summer lloltoftto for.,~If I "" 1101n llolpllolllod IGr tho -I Don't worry. You sliH collact $100.00.A·W£EK for 1 totll of lOO 1 • ....,_I om pold 3.00 PAIR 5.00.PR. Misses & childrena aneakers. Value• to $2.19, assorted colors, shea Blh to 3 Ladies American made sDIIkers. · llnoCcovorotl I'GIOUP 2 v•.luas T:o I .'• '. I ~ '<ij. ' ' +·· ~ , '' 10 X::-:. ,~·~~~~::"':' Prlptal pet1er111, oletnleso and · ~4~;;~:~~~' Vllues. to In - ~.99, tietlsr qiallcy 1968 ocyliDg In 111Mr1, cottons, blends, Excld!!i eoiQt ' -~hOl"L I • I.,, . . ··5. 99 •••orted ·only ~.; ,\ ¥JI~~> !'> f-99 '1\)'loi · · · In' Jilllelal ij, •._na for WI and !fleet ...., • exeellont llllcdon "(~~··~ ' :. ·~'' . · $· 00 · each · ·s. o. o .. • I ' ,· $ 0·0: ~ch / //lftll 24x45" Colorful Reversible RAINBOW RUGS .· . bOLO BRAID WOVEN Each Rlqal PrlntW 42i36" IRTH Year I'~ 1-,INDIYIDUAi.(S) ONtr PlANr 13 LADIES' v... SI,ODO.dO tleoh is Pilei to your ••t•t• when d1eth occur1 tny tim• within !!KI dey• of en eceJd.nt. 'fttajuat aalt you had already ..ld •.,e·•.n Tha~·· right, ,ou aurel)' PORTSW VALUES TO $24.99 end ,our,loVed ono ,,.. c:ov•red for tnr tc;htenb. Slakn•• CO\'- er•p bqlna 30 dip after the effKtiYt dttt of thl pollc)t. 4. niuch lr""""' for 1 RqlotndN'u110 SlDO.()O.A.W£EK for up to 15.000.00 tfttr you htv~- · pittiiQd ror 3 dtrt or more. tnd your doctor htl or • full·tlmt rqltt.rad nurH within 5 dt)'l tfttr you the hotplttl. Ten ~"'from now It will hiYt mcrc~eMd to n30.00 • wMk in benefit• , , . et no ltXtrt colt to your I. .-c• R SPORTS OATS fou tr• ptld $lOO.OO·A·WlEK cuh .wry tlriplo WQic, And lt ltlrtl thl "'J first «1111 you tr• In tM hOipfttl. (It ~u •r• ove, 155, yqu ,,. pa~ld $70.00 • wiNk. In ecldltlofl to anr Mtdlcart btnefitl ~u riUive.) · do ••s111s $ · 00 PAIR SPRING & SUMMER I 10 tallto haopltoW· emo~nM WICKER LAUNDRY BABY PANTS MENS' CAMPUS BRAND BRAND MENS' . milch will mY policy..., mo - llle full t. Mob yo11r decision carefully •I Toll you how 'tetl~ontraf's COST 01 UVrHG INCOMI II· PIACIMfrrtr HIAITH AND ACCfDfNT PIAN tlvoa yfu riM protKtlon you nucl- af amCrrlagly low rotll : murhP You lan ti'Uf"O~inar)r insuran·c e at any tiine and pay the regular ratfla, if you wish. But Presidential can now provide you -and your ~ntire family with $100.00 a week tax-free Income Protection for just 26t the fl.nt month only because we enroll a large number of people at one time- dit·tct b11 maW This highly efficient "Mass Enrollment" method cuts coats to the bone - and the aavingt are pa68ed on to vou! BE ACCEPTED THESE 23 QUESTIONS AND 2% BU. PlAmC GOOD QUALITY MOISTUREPROOF PLASTIC s FOR -DOLLAR DAYS- .. '' ' ACT NOW-YOUR ENROLLMENT FORM MUST BE MAILED BY MIDNIGHT SAT., AUG. 3, OR IT CANNOT 'I JOR , BLANKE $ o·o ,. -DOLLAR DAYS- :INFANTS' FANCY RECEIVING ,, UMBRELLAS POLO -Only 25C enrolls your entire larjt:lly for the first month~ -DOLLARS DAYs:.. FRANK FORD FANCY VINYL PLASTIC . LITTLE BOYS' FANCY l if Pays up to $10,000.00 tax free cash for DAYS- -DOLLAR DAYS .,, ~ Pays in ad~itlon to all other coverage you have-Including Medicare T 1-2·3· ' , ~~1V s 00 DOLLAR DAY SPECIAL! ' HEAVY QUALITY 36 INCH UNBLEACHEO COTTON . .. Colorful, Useful 72lldlasWide INYds. 5 FOf $ 00 5 Yds. Fflf 1., '1·- �/~. r . - ~ ' !!'lie ~ .DaiJI,-&,..u-... Nllldl~. o., Job' u, laaa ·,_ The D ly Sen.t • ,-; X ' . EROY •BARGA NS FOR '. ir each hospital stay if Pays all cash direct to you (not to doctor or hospital) . Pays you Cesh ben.~fits. that,lncrease each year ••• to a maxlmurriof$130.00 -A·WEEK ... atno.extracost to you I i( No age limit-no medlcal•xamlnatlon required ·. . 'I One out of two fan1ilies will have someone in the hospital thia year! (t could be you -or some beloved membli!r of your family tomorrow, ,, next WCE!k , •• next month. Sad to say, very few families have anywhe re near enough eoveral{e to meet today 's soaring hospital costs. These costs have tripled in j ust a few short years. They are expected to double again in the few years ahead. Stop for a moment. Think how much a long stay in the ho~Spital will c:O!Jt you or a loved one. How would you ever pay for oostly, but necessary, X-rays, doctor bills, drugs and medieines? What .would you do with your pay check stopped, but liling expenses still going on the same as ever? The same rent, phone, food, all the day-to-day expenses that never stop. What is tht'l average breadwinrler to do1 'We be line we have the answer in the famous Presidential Extra Cash Plan that I· t • ••• l'ayo you $I 00.00 a week lax-free raoh when you go to the hooplral. What a blessing it ls when you. know you have an extra $100.00 cash coming in every week - beginning the vecy ftnt day you enter the hospital. Now. Presidential's economy plan enables you to enjoy this protection at onee. Because it will NOT cost you $20.00. It wm NOT cost you $10.00- or even t&.OO. Your special low price is just 26f for the first month's c:overage. Then continue at low ltresldenti~ ratea. '. ,I' 'I I IF YOU ARE 65 OR OVER YOU WILL COLLECT IN ADDITION TO MEDICARE Why are smart folks over fi5 now hastening to protect themselves with the Pres idential Extra Cash Plan in arlditirm to what Merlicare will do for them? Even though Medicare is a gn~at boon to folkR ovu 65, it will noi, of course, pay all the bills thut quickly pile up as a result of illne!!f. or accident. Regardle11 of your age, you 1flll need additional health prolerllon. We have designed thia plan as the importa11t additio1l to what you receive from Medicare - or a.nr other health in!urance you niay have. Remember, al checks wi11 be sent direct]y to vou (not to the doctor or hospital), to give you that "extra" help just when you need it mott. Use the tax-free cash any way you see Rt. And you will be glad to know the checks will be big ones! In addition to what you receive from Medicare, Presidential pays you $70.00 a week . .. EVEN FOR 100 WEEKS'if necessary! You c1111 rtttitt~ ae mud. Bl 11,000.00 for each illne11 or injury when ko1pitaliJed/ Your cash benefits Increase each year at no ext.... coif to you I And what peac:e of mind not to worry about risinJil' costs. Your 'I protection automatically increase's $3.00 a week each year. The Ant year you get $100.00 a week. You get $103.00 a week in the ~·<.~nd year. $106.00 · ~~kin the third year. '109.00 a week in , ~~.:.~fourth year. By tllii'ii!18Venth year, your policy will be worth a ~ .. · fullllJO .OO a w~ek in beneftt payments .. , at no increase in cost to you! This generous cash reserve protection will belong to you !or aalong as you keep the policy. You can see that your insurance will be worth much mort than the present "face value" of the policy. Certainly, our incfe81Jed payments to you will help keep pace with rising costs and - best of all ... ••• FltelncreoSing benefits come to you at no extra cedf. Yov IIIII pay lite r111111lar low Presidential premluml What other Plan proteds you like this today? What other Plan keept protecting you against ris ing living c:osta in the years ahead without increasing your premiums? And that's not all. This special Pruidential Extra Cash Plan( #HP lSL-1067) .. . riiAVS Up rl\ I to $10,000.00 CASH for ..ch accident or illness, starting theveryflrstday in thehospltal. riiAVS $100.00 ~ WEEK CASH- if you need a full I time registered nurse when you come home r" from the hospital- up to 50 weeks. PAYS $1,000.00 EXTRA CASH for accidental death. riiAVS Up to $2,000.00 CASH for accidental loss of rl\ I limbs or eyesight. A WEEK CASH for each pregnancy, PAYS $100.00 when you go to the hospital, assuming both ./ husband and wife have been enrolled In the Family Plan With" Maternity. ' PAYS UppitatoI for$5,000.00 when a child goes the hos· any accident or illness when you are to enrolled in the Family Plan. riiAVS you cash benefits that increase each year ... r" I to a muimum of $130.00."·WEEK ... at no extra cost to you NQ age limit- no medtcal examination required , •• Payo you $100.00 a week CASH for o regl1tered nurae at home. Yes, in addition to the $100.00 weekly check s we aend you during your hospital stay, we ~Jl~..you an extra $100.00 a week if the doetor U.ys you 1\eOO"a ,f'illl-tltnf! ' tegistered nurse to take eare of ' ou \&t*'home. How comforting it is to know-.that - after your stay in the hos~ pita!, if you've been there three days or more, you can retum home to recuperate and yet not be a burden to your loved onet. Yes, if your doctor says you need a registered nurse full time within 6 days aftt·r you come home, we'll send you checkt for 1100.00 11 week - for 81 loq 8S you neecl the nurse- even up to 50 we~kt. It's )ike having a reserve of $6,000.00 cash to draw on when you need it. These benet\ts also incre43lt each year by $3.00 a week. Another exc:eptional feature you have with Presidential ... .•• l'ays yov $100.00 a week rash mohlrnlry benefits Ordinary hospital insurance may take care of part of your expenses when you go to the hospital to have a baby. But what policy can you think of that gives you c at~h to buy all' tht! thing~ you need for the new baby? Now, if both husband and wife are insured in the wonderful Fa·mily Plan Wit.l hfatet"Hity for the entire period of the pregnancy, you get extra cas h to use any way you want. It a pregnancy, childbirth or even miscarriage puts you in the hospital for one day, five days, 10 daya - all long a1 11 eceuo'71 - you get $100.00 a week for every day of your conftnement, up to 100 weeks. All those added rooh benefits. Yeto~ , in addition 00 $100.00 a week for hospitalization or $100.00 a week maternity beneftts and $100.00 a week for a reg· istered nurse at home ... you get all this: Added cash btntftb: $1,000.00 cash to your family if death occur11 within 90 day ll from any accidental injury. Think of how handy the cash can be in time of Joss. It can take care of burial expenseH without burdening your loved ones . Added cadi beaefltz Up to ,2,000.00 cash for accidentalloaa of limba or &JHl&ht, when the lou occun anytime within 90 da11 of the aeeldent. The Iota of a limb or eyesight 11 a terrible thing. Nothtnc can replaee the loa, but a cheek for ,1,000.00 or $2,000.00 brinp peace of mind during the period of adjustrftent. Added c:alt beHflt: Choo~e either Family Plan •.• ud your children will be covered too I Prellidentlal rap up to$6,000.00 1n7 time your younpter' goea to the hoaplta •.• for tonaill1 appen· dicitis, or a1111 oth~r illne11 or injueyl Yes, you will receive .&0.00 cash. week after week- for as tnan1 u1()() wt~kf, if rlecetaary. We pay you~ premlunlt wllen yH are not able As a special consideration to you - if you are hoapitalized just 6 weeks or more. all premiums that come due while you are atill in LICENSED BY THE STATE OF OHIO the hospital after thhJ period will be paid by Presidential. And yout· protection continues a:s if you wet~ paying the premium!!. yourself! Then it you leave the hoapital and must return for the !lame condition before you have resumed full no1·mal ac:tivitles for 90 days, Presidential will again PAY ANY PREMIUMS WHILE YOU ARE IN THE HOSPITAL - TO A MAXIMUM OF' /fm WEEKS per contlnement! Thia means you pay no pre· miums, yet your lull protection remains in force -1/fiK tlllltet up to $10,000.00 for IIU!It. to'ltfi,"Jtenwnt/ THIS UMITfD INROUMfHT OlffiiNDS SOON Only 25¢ for flnl Month- Money-lark G110rantee You can now have your ftrst month's protection for your entire family for only twttlty five cclltB! But you must act immediately. Your request for this wonderfulll'lcome Protection Plan must be mailed on the c:onveni~nt form below NOT LATER THAN .&UD· NlGHT of the date in th~ Enrollment Form. This midnight expiration hour camwr. be erttH(Itrl. If your enrollment form is mailed later, it ca11110t be acctJJttd. Jheoo are the ONlY exclullonol Your Presidential pOlicy covers every conceivable kind of licknell or accident except conditions cauaed by war or any act of w&r; mental dlsorderlj intoxic:antl!l and narcotic:~; where care ia in , a Government hoaplta): pregnancy exc~pt as provided under the maternity benefit provision: .tmd expentes resulting from any aickni\!IS or injury you had before th~ Effective Date of your policy .. . during the ftrat 2 years only. This last item is a real help if you al.,-elld~ have a health problem. If you are slek 6~/01'~ fOU take out thls pollcy, r.ou wUI atill be covered for that eonditlon after the poHcy has been in effect for 2 yean. Meanwhile ~very new condition is cove:ed. l H..W ran 2 5¢ b11y ' 10 . 1. - Think how costly a hospital 4:!onftnement will be. Imagine paying for tho~e indiapenaible x-ral'S, doctor billa, medicines and drugs that are uot covered by your preaent insurance. Would you be able to afford the quiet and privacy of f1 private room and a private nurae, ahould you I'IO desire? Or a telephone to keep in touch with loved onea? Or the rental of a TV set to help pass the lonely hours? Who would pay your billa that keep on c:oming in at home? Many folka have lost their life nving1, their cars, even their homes trying to meet such expenses. And no one knows Whose turn it wlll be next. Why rou muol art l>efore tho deadline dare ollown In the enrollment form - j11s1 a few dayo from today Why do we rive you so little time to apply fol' your insurance policy - only a few daya1 Because, as mentioned above, we must receive ~ou.1· Enrollment Form the 10111e time a11 all the otllet~B In oa·der to pall on to you the savinp that come from proceaaing many poJicieB at oue- time. We mail you the polic:y as soon as we r~ive the Enrollment Form. When the policy •rriver., examine it in the pl'ivacy of yout· own home. Take aU the time you need. It's a very aho1·t document, and you'll be pleasantly aurprlsed to discover there is NO FINE PRINT. Then- "ww it, if you 1viah, 111 11ome""e V'Jit '''""· Perhap• your lawyer, ac:countant, or banker. Bett.er !ltill - tlww il to JIOUr ()'Wfl inaura"u mon . • . evePI th1mgh hi mau veru wtll be working /or another ins•rance cm~tpanf1/ It he is a personal friend. ~e has your best interests in mind. So you can believe him wheiJ. he tells you there is no better ban;ain available anywhere any price! •t Money * k g110ran1ee-ln raoe yo11 change yo11r mind Even after.you mall your Enrollment Fonn below ... aven after JOU examine tb-., policy In JOUr own home and talk It over with anyone you wtsh •. , even after all thl1 you are ttlll free to return · tbe polie:y within 16 day• axd rOilr QUart" wiU b~ r.furtdt~d. at mtU. Then wlU be no obUcatlon whatner. lloanwhllo1 all durfni the 16 da)'l yOU aie making up your mlnd-yoa11oe protectod by UOO.OO-A·WEEK nlra cash benewm be fully eove,.d allthtsllme for ony aceldent which pula you in tho b~pltal, enn if you finally decide to return the poliq. t 'lit 2. Willi Ito 11.¥1 Hr . . -lbod !of leu thon 'o full-! You urtllnly wUI • , • rqardlnt of whtthtr )'OU .,, In tht hosplttl tot •• tholt • tim• •• one day , , , or " loril 1 tllnl •• 1 week, month, Y••r or mor•. •· u.. t1t1a "'"" ..., ,... .... 111o 11to1 ,., Y••r You r.calvt fulf cnh tltntfltl of 11011.00 1 week sttrtlnl tht very fll"'t dey you •nter ttte ho'llltll. Th• 1:0\'Drap butnt 'irtlen W. ICCtP1 .,our compl.ttd Form t1nd 25f: -tt11t II thi dt)l' rou or _ _,. ot- 00 a. Aro_,,._..,_ _, Howev;~ after you'n teen the poUcy for ;younelf, you wilJ ag'ttt'that thi1l1 a tremendo111 value and you1I want to eonllnue t~lo $100.110-A-WEEK exlro cub protecllon undor the Plan lha1'1 boot for you. Application to: The Presidential life Insurance Company of America, Chicago, Ill., for The Presidential Hospital-Nurse Plan. 1).0.1;.1083-078 NAME (Please Print) MAS. _ _ _ _fuit- - - - - --;;;;;;;;;oT,illr.;-- - - -- . . , ; ; ; - - - - t.IISS fir1t M•ddl• \nitiJI U1t MR. ADORESS, _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _--.;;;;o;;;on:;;----------- - s.:,..t or RD # CITY _ _ __ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ STATE. _ _ _ _ __t~P·_ _ __ DATE OF BIRTH Male 0 Female GE _ _ _ _ _ SEX 0 OCCUPATION.~~~~M~o-"~''-:~-~··-·~~~-:Y~··~·~~~--~~~~~--~----~~----- hereby apply for coveraee for the members of my famny listed below: (00 NOT include name that appears above.} Please list additional dependents on separate page 1 also DAT[OF NAME (Please Print) I 2 ' 3 .~ 4 :!' .( 5 RELATIONSHIP SEX Month 1>1 .. 11 JOU want to eover JOUI'Ielf- or yourtelf •nd one or more adult dopen4enll (lneludi!IJ your opouoe) ~then thta Is the PlUL for you. Each penon muat be 18 or ovar, and tball pay {per penon) !he rato·applfeable to hl1 or htr-. ' . ~ at Enfpllmot~t Monthly PromiLIII 18·39 . . . . ................ only $3.95 40o4V . .... .......... .. ...... . .. only $4.9!1 50-59 ............... ...... .... only &95 60·74 ............ .... . . ....... only .9.5 7!5~n~pver . . .... .. .. .... , ...' . .. onlY 9& $ AGE -TWO SPEC!AL GROUPs- OFF REGULAR PRICE • Swlmwear • Dresses tPanls T'ops • Coordinates FOOTWEAR · Values To $5.99 Vah•s To $7.99 ~. 1,";:,==r~~ ~~:~~= ••:f.!", "'.:acdd.ntll loU·., 7. --dow..- ... _ , one hand or one toot .or •llht of OM •Yt: $2,000.00 for lois of both hend• or both hMI or ii.tlt ot both .,.... , . wh~n dklt'Mm· tMrment OCCUI"' enytlmt wiiiUri 90 deys of th• ecclftnt. ' .,'• ' ' ""-with If ~ hive the Femllr' Mttemlty, YGI:L. NHIYa SIOO.OI).A.WUK far tecti prtpency, childbirth or IT'!toarrlfP tlttt rnultS In IIOipltal conflnetn•nt Wtltn'Hoth ~4 Ire •nro!ftd uncs.r tl'lll plen for the ·entifl ptrlcttfittf Pr;wlnlnay. •Jf• Ita- MENS' FANCY . ,. .. - - • 1 WHk&. And If YOJII'\a\11 tlr..a,- tiiUmtd tufl normtl actlvltlet for lust 90 d~p, lt'J GPnthhrtel • new oonflnement, and"" 'can col• kct for en addltlonel 100 . .ekL OJ CDUf'H, eny .,.. cOmlltlon It ~vtrtel lmmtdltttly for a full 100 WHkl. • How miJ I UM thtN btnlfft Pf11M'dl1 Four in hand and · 10. MqlopplyHiom-MI urt~ Nntflet. II. Can I CDIIed fnlm PreliiiMttll ewn If I CIITJ other lnluriMif Ot co.. rJa. This pltn will pay yoU In addllloft to whattWt rc!U mar rac•IY• from lftY other pol/elK, 111cludln1 MHICirl for fOIII.a 65. . 12. Why do I ~ IIIIa -...lol - In add- ta my · and I!Oilth ln..._..., While h(laplttl cost• hwt ttlpled In racent ,..., .. very 1- peoplt hue trlp'-4 their lnlvranct. Thl charcn tre OM In H'ltfl thlt you will ""d mont' to taka Cltl or all Your athtlr tx~""'· 11 -.n •• your halplttl bHII. Your PrnldlntNII chtcltt ,,. ruahtnf - ._....,chi- to vau by ''' mtn to ..,.. •• you ... ttt. 13. WftOI _ , . . . my ollollllo, In ton:.? $1 0 e VALUES TO $15.00 ONLY ...... LADIES .. r,"' 16. Will MY f'ltll be rai...S'aa llfVW okllr or tfl han Proportioned ftt ctj!rl8 In colorAd otretch librlcs, s<me plain. some fancy ANDBACJS Assorted Plains Colors SIZES 32 T038 Values To $1.99 ' " I . . A DOUAR. DAYS FABRIC VALUES CLEARANCE I-ALL Spring and Summer $~~-~ the ihlson's lest Styles and Fabrics .. $ E Only SUMMER DRESSES. YQ, lndttd, If YOU hlvto tM FAMILY PLAN WQ'.H MATERNITY, Juat Ylnctd Ill· W• 1110 IUI...nttl niY" W rti'UH to rtnaw ~ur pallor unr•••tht p,.mlum It not paid btfore tht end of tht 31· tit)' II'KI PMlad, or 11nl~ rtntwtf Is tl.cllntd on 111 pOilcl•• of lhfl IJIN In 1,our tnllrl ltltt. (Of t:OI.IFM, U d•c:tptlon II UHd In maki~ •JP'I"tlon, tiM. pollc:y mty bt in.Hactlw..) , LADIES' CAPRI PANTS p $ R CLEARANCE ALL 1 Ia. notify u1 wh•n th•r tra 3 month• old tnd ttt.r will H eov<o trad without .-.AHnet 01' lnlurtblllty and tny tddltlonal ct\lflt. lt. Will my~ ltoconoollld ltocouMI_tao.....,CIII..,; ~a. definitely noll PrulftnUtl "'"'"""' nevtr to ctncel prottctlon btciUh you hiiWI tao manY clalmt ar bac1uN o ad· or white in sizes 5 to 10. Ladies' Sprina, Summer nil fubo dopondtnl rltlldron 01 my po11qt - .• . STlntER DOUAR DAY VALUES AT POMEROY . too rna" 118 .1!.10 ' f ·, U If/ 1 ,.. ~alues ·To dolmal Ho m.t1er how many Cltlri'll rou tltn, or raprdleta ol how ton; kNp your policy, ~r ral:t Will r•mtln th• SIMI .. it Wll tor your ••• wMn r,:u tDOIItd. Prnldantltlll,t.llnlntlll h•ver to 1dlust thlt rate un •11 thl rat11 •r• ldj..attd on til pallclp of )'01.1 thfl type In your tntl"'. t~tl. . ' $1.00 Value If ,you chooM • ftmlly lypt~ Pltn, your dtpt~nd41nT ellajblt chll· dren, •••• '! rnonthl to 19 ,...,., woutd I'ICIIW. 50"!1, Of all tht c"h bltttrltt Of.tht btSIC Pltn and 100'- of til H1 other t.neflta Jnd raatura• (axcoludlnc Wafv•r Of Pr•mlum) •. 14. lilY I acid i' ~9.~0NLY Reaular PAl~ · 5e 00 VALUES TO s o~o · LADIES SWIM SUITS Reddi-Tied FOR TENNIS OXFORDS Green or Oranae-Sizes 6% to 11 ' ' Y•s. )'0.. mty. POIIIS lfiY 1&1 11'8 W81com1 Ia apply-II'Hirt is no •1• lltnlll Mlm!Mrl ovu 6!!i 1re paid $70.00 1 wHit pluto all Midi· o~r c Neckties mey ut•1htm In'"' way you wllh- for holpltelend doctor bills, rent. food, hol.llehold •~pen•••· or enythlnl tfH. This II You entlr•l1 up to )'OU. !" Sprine and Summer lloltoftto for.,~If I "" 1101n llolpllolllod IGr tho -I Don't worry. You sliH collact $100.00.A·W£EK for 1 totll of lOO 1 • ....,_I om pold 3.00 PAIR 5.00.PR. Misses & childrena aneakers. Value• to $2.19, assorted colors, shea Blh to 3 Ladies American made sDIIkers. · llnoCcovorotl I'GIOUP 2 v•.luas T:o I .'• '. I ~ '<ij. ' ' +·· ~ , '' 10 X::-:. ,~·~~~~::"':' Prlptal pet1er111, oletnleso and · ~4~;;~:~~~' Vllues. to In - ~.99, tietlsr qiallcy 1968 ocyliDg In 111Mr1, cottons, blends, Excld!!i eoiQt ' -~hOl"L I • I.,, . . ··5. 99 •••orted ·only ~.; ,\ ¥JI~~> !'> f-99 '1\)'loi · · · In' Jilllelal ij, •._na for WI and !fleet ...., • exeellont llllcdon "(~~··~ ' :. ·~'' . · $· 00 · each · ·s. o. o .. • I ' ,· $ 0·0: ~ch / //lftll 24x45" Colorful Reversible RAINBOW RUGS .· . bOLO BRAID WOVEN Each Rlqal PrlntW 42i36" IRTH Year I'~ 1-,INDIYIDUAi.(S) ONtr PlANr 13 LADIES' v... SI,ODO.dO tleoh is Pilei to your ••t•t• when d1eth occur1 tny tim• within !!KI dey• of en eceJd.nt. 'fttajuat aalt you had already ..ld •.,e·•.n Tha~·· right, ,ou aurel)' PORTSW VALUES TO $24.99 end ,our,loVed ono ,,.. c:ov•red for tnr tc;htenb. Slakn•• CO\'- er•p bqlna 30 dip after the effKtiYt dttt of thl pollc)t. 4. niuch lr""""' for 1 RqlotndN'u110 SlDO.()O.A.W£EK for up to 15.000.00 tfttr you htv~- · pittiiQd ror 3 dtrt or more. tnd your doctor htl or • full·tlmt rqltt.rad nurH within 5 dt)'l tfttr you the hotplttl. Ten ~"'from now It will hiYt mcrc~eMd to n30.00 • wMk in benefit• , , . et no ltXtrt colt to your I. .-c• R SPORTS OATS fou tr• ptld $lOO.OO·A·WlEK cuh .wry tlriplo WQic, And lt ltlrtl thl "'J first «1111 you tr• In tM hOipfttl. (It ~u •r• ove, 155, yqu ,,. pa~ld $70.00 • wiNk. In ecldltlofl to anr Mtdlcart btnefitl ~u riUive.) · do ••s111s $ · 00 PAIR SPRING & SUMMER I 10 tallto haopltoW· emo~nM WICKER LAUNDRY BABY PANTS MENS' CAMPUS BRAND BRAND MENS' . milch will mY policy..., mo - llle full t. Mob yo11r decision carefully •I Toll you how 'tetl~ontraf's COST 01 UVrHG INCOMI II· PIACIMfrrtr HIAITH AND ACCfDfNT PIAN tlvoa yfu riM protKtlon you nucl- af amCrrlagly low rotll : murhP You lan ti'Uf"O~inar)r insuran·c e at any tiine and pay the regular ratfla, if you wish. But Presidential can now provide you -and your ~ntire family with $100.00 a week tax-free Income Protection for just 26t the fl.nt month only because we enroll a large number of people at one time- dit·tct b11 maW This highly efficient "Mass Enrollment" method cuts coats to the bone - and the aavingt are pa68ed on to vou! BE ACCEPTED THESE 23 QUESTIONS AND 2% BU. PlAmC GOOD QUALITY MOISTUREPROOF PLASTIC s FOR -DOLLAR DAYS- .. '' ' ACT NOW-YOUR ENROLLMENT FORM MUST BE MAILED BY MIDNIGHT SAT., AUG. 3, OR IT CANNOT 'I JOR , BLANKE $ o·o ,. -DOLLAR DAYS- :INFANTS' FANCY RECEIVING ,, UMBRELLAS POLO -Only 25C enrolls your entire larjt:lly for the first month~ -DOLLARS DAYs:.. FRANK FORD FANCY VINYL PLASTIC . LITTLE BOYS' FANCY l if Pays up to $10,000.00 tax free cash for DAYS- -DOLLAR DAYS .,, ~ Pays in ad~itlon to all other coverage you have-Including Medicare T 1-2·3· ' , ~~1V s 00 DOLLAR DAY SPECIAL! ' HEAVY QUALITY 36 INCH UNBLEACHEO COTTON . .. Colorful, Useful 72lldlasWide INYds. 5 FOf $ 00 5 Yds. Fflf 1., '1·- �,. ' ' l . I ,, 1.¥. 2 B.AY-8 .ElEMENf· . ' . .CHOICE GRADE STYROFOA CUPS .: • " A c H ' . Ll C"ilLO SLICED- . OLD SMOKE HOUSE PIG. . • - . fl 1401. OPEN · . Boneless STEW BEEF .·.· ,HOMEGROWN-VINE RIPENED ,.F . ·. ... .r · • , -~' -: 69~ .ri::.:s•••,.~~-39( ;. ,•; '. SUDDEN BEAUTY H SUNDAY lQ:oo-1 :oo e (" ,... ., .,.. ·- . SPRAY LL &f. . BAKERY ' CRISCO · BASKET': - ... .•• EVEREADY DIAMOND LIGHTS PIG. 12's .• • ' A BURGER BUNS 33~'.\ .tKG. ., .• s..., .. . . BROUGHTONS 'I: ICE MIL 6 Oi. . can· ol \ ~ ' . . ~ r· • '' ~ ,1. . ~ 1. WHITE ·, .. SHADD . 37%" WIDE 72" LONG WHITE RAIN SHAMPOO ·LIST ..• ' If ' . • .. ( • '· , , . • • • Gallon ' ' , t '· ·. 'fOOD ..' ·,..~ . ·YIEN.NA . · · $AUS~.GE ' ' ' j ' 40Z.CAN . •• • .' �,. ' ' l . I ,, 1.¥. 2 B.AY-8 .ElEMENf· . ' . .CHOICE GRADE STYROFOA CUPS .: • " A c H ' . Ll C"ilLO SLICED- . OLD SMOKE HOUSE PIG. . • - . fl 1401. OPEN · . Boneless STEW BEEF .·.· ,HOMEGROWN-VINE RIPENED ,.F . ·. ... .r · • , -~' -: 69~ .ri::.:s•••,.~~-39( ;. ,•; '. SUDDEN BEAUTY H SUNDAY lQ:oo-1 :oo e (" ,... ., .,.. ·- . SPRAY LL &f. . BAKERY ' CRISCO · BASKET': - ... .•• EVEREADY DIAMOND LIGHTS PIG. 12's .• • ' A BURGER BUNS 33~'.\ .tKG. ., .• s..., .. . . BROUGHTONS 'I: ICE MIL 6 Oi. . can· ol \ ~ ' . . ~ r· • '' ~ ,1. . ~ 1. WHITE ·, .. SHADD . 37%" WIDE 72" LONG WHITE RAIN SHAMPOO ·LIST ..• ' If ' . • .. ( • '· , , . • • • Gallon ' ' , t '· ·. 'fOOD ..' ·,..~ . ·YIEN.NA . · · $AUS~.GE ' ' ' j ' 40Z.CAN . •• • .' �::~·,i'e;·;adi;,' h~le~; new whliewall ,. wlon llrea, green exteriOr tlnlsh with white . terlor trim. A s""rp 1 owner trade-ln. · vin.Jillh- . . . 196 ' GAL. 4 .DOOR .... , , .... , ....... $1695 · . 5 FORD Black finlah, clean interior, good w-s-w tire a, V-ll engine, auto. trans., power steeril1(!, rlllllo, heaier. Sharp 1 owner ear. 1965 CIIEVELLE lo!AUBU ...... . ...... , , , , .$1595 Station WIIOn, IDeal 1 owner, low mileage esr. Beige llnlsh, good white wallllres, 6 cyl. engine,powerglldetrans., vinyl 'ilterior. Hadlo and heater. OJIIICI HOURI . lill ........ . ,..., top Dlv, l=. . Pomeroy Motor co. OPEN EVH. 1:00 P.M. : . . . . . . . . 11:11 ...... .... ' ' POMIROY, OHIO Noll• ~ ~na ~. ._._. . . . . . . . . .~---------' . AQIUSI 4111, 12 to 4, hams, ba- coa. ball of hog. Shotguns on- ly, Rullml American Legion 7-31~ Home. BAND EVERY Frl.flay and Sat. 1111111 at Jack'a. Club 011 RarrlaonviUe Road off Rl. 7. Gayle McDonald and b Ia Drllters. Country Millie. 7-ll.stc BAND EVERY Friday from t tG I. Shenang Sprlnp NI t e Qub. aem band In the area. 741-21c --- fo hnt -' . For Salt FIVE ROOMS, bath, fllrlllllbetl , YEAR OLD ROME on Rt. IM, apartment, two or three peo. 5 rooms, bath, utlllly room, pie, MlcG Food Marlret, Rt. wall to wall carpeting ID bed7, Middleport. 7-31-ete rooms and front room, good loeallon, call or see O'Dell Manley, phone 74U932. WID ForS.Ie sell on Gl loan. 74-Sie POODLE PUPPIES AKC Toy White and stud service, 4 and PAIR OF Siamese cats, seven 6 Ills. PIIOile 992-3165. 7-li-30tc months old, $25; also wiD give to good home German Shepard pup, seven months POODLE PUPPIES, AKC Toy old. Phone 19S-2533. 7-31-3tp miniature. $75 and up. Stud semce and groomJDa.. Phoae CANNING TOMATOES. Pick 1192-M4!. u S tfc your own, bring oontalners. •'· '• ' • • J•• ~I . •' .! ' ' tf e ' . ' & 7·:11 ' WILL DO bact to scbooJ ..,.. IDa for cblldren, Mrs. Clrelyn AKC Golden Retriever puppll!ll, Lester Roush, Letart Falls, 7-31-stc Lnta, phone fm.ZS'/1. 7.-.ate 524 Ash St., Middleport. etJ. Phone 247-2342. 5443. ws.uc SORRELL MARE: needs exper• WIUo DO .wing at home ..,., poclreta, peggJDg, POTATOES, beans, cabbage lenced rider. Phone 742-3121. GEO. BO&Siidbt, 11rc1br 7-31-llc POMEROY - 3 Wdroom brick hemming, alteratlona, ale. · and beets, Pbone IMS-22..'4. Mrl. Frefldle 'lbabel, Malon, bath, full basemeDI, hot ... Clarence Proffitt, Portland, Pllone mM&l. 4-al-trc ler heal, Fireplace. , Ohio. 7-7-tfe A ROT 56 Chevy; also seven DldftniR foot mow1Dg machine. Phone r........WY - 5 room home, 7-3l.stc HAPPY HOUR, Sbeuang SpiiD&t FIVE ROOM ROUSE and bath, IHS-2178, bath, full basement, garage. Nile Club, I to I p.m. Monone floor, partly lumlshed If Out of hiJh water. diJ thra Jl'rlday. Ladlel Dl&bt desired. 713 S. Second Ave., ONE 20-lnch can iron eoa1 fur- 1150 ACRE FARM - Two good every Friday. u.uc Middleport. Can be seen b)' nace, one E flat alto saDbarns, silo, good f - . • phone, both fair condition. appointment after 5 p.m. EJ., room bome, batb and bale1 WILL not be responsible Cor Phone 99Ul4T. 7-31-31c den Walburn, pllone IIIIMSIII. lllent. any debts contracted by any74-tfe HELEN or VDtGIL TEAPORD one but myselt Romie HubTWO PIECE blue 'lillDden van- ASSOCIATES • 1111 bird. 7-29-31p Ity bedroom aet. ' 15. Phooe · NO, I, ST0KBR COAL at for. SYRACUSE !m-55011. 7-31~ mer Clinton Coal Co. tipple, 7-SI-Itc ' Wanted To Buy IOca~ 1 miles eut of Welli•--•• , , ......... ~..:.~Jundla~e. ·dlfbel. ton. !"- SIW'/87 W.ellston SIX til~~ hiJI.I!I!!, 8 Jeres, ba ~· buedlellt, newly Cleeor- .. . DVW~IIell .~~n.nl&licellineoill :Mrs. lf'ciirard for lDtonDatlon. WaltoD Coal ated Inside and out; hard· RADIO AND 'IV REPAIR, boule Oecll, 100 Main Sl., ~ Company. 7-lo-sote wood floors, furnaee heal. ealll, anlemla, n1e llld ID'I "f. l-15-tfe ·~ WW be llel'Viced with water. stallallou. John llllrrison, 711 ' TWO YEAR old two bedroom Five minute drive 111 Forked llroadway St., Middleport, borne, bath, full basement, ga. For Slit or Trade Run Lalle. House Is seven phone • • · 7·14-tfe ,., In s,. ...-. Phone ea111'1 MUSTANG, kyllnder, S. yean old. Contact Mildred Jal. 7-21-tfe ipeed, 11168 Olevrolet Caprlee, I I! Bluell, Long Bottom. Phone ELECTROLUX SALES IIIII • · llllomlllic, power steering and viee: Sweepers, wa1J1en 867-SS33 ReedavOie, 7-31-31< Intel, llnanclng avalllble, t'LAIUNET, B FLAT, good CODand polishers. Genalne parts. dillon, ~. Phone 981-33'13. pbone IIIU547 after 5 phane Call 119t-3'110. S-1$-lfc 7-JS.«c PILE II soft and lofty; colon 181-5'141. 7~1-tre retain brilliance, in carpets ~. C. BIADPURD deaned wltb Blue Lultre. NOW on aluminum ~ AucnoNkitit Employment Wanted SAVE Beut electrie sbampooer Sl. to.JS.tS-14 fl.. dean madli, Complete WlLL DO painting, reamab!e 7·21-6tc lllurdJ, 11ne ran botloma. Bater Furallure. prictl. Pballe . . . . One mUe orr Rt. as, on KJnp. Crlltll . . . d 7-31-6tc bury Road. 7-17-301c 1958 CHEVROLET Belair, 4 R N Cilde door, lllandard rubiJer I I lfc lire wagoo, couple milk COWl. . WANTED 11111 NEWPORT Cbryller, 4c. 11:. Dauglu, Pomeroy Rt. 1. JIBONSIBLE party Ill .. Door, aood rubber, 1004 7-INic AIR (X)NJ)ft'[()NII, JWrtter· ... JIIYiD&III of ts.tJ per lbape. Marion Be7DO!dl, r.r. Ilion llili'Yiee. Ja~'J ltefrl~­ llllllllh or pay balance due 1011. Phone 7'/Ul47. 7-21-tfc erallon, New Ravea. hone 5 ROOMS and bath OD alee !at .... for 1181 atereo CODIOie . ... 4 • tfe on Rt. 33. CaD tiUIOl. Wltb ndlo, kpeed automatic Bl!lANS. KENTUCKY WOIIIII!r: 740-tfe hq1c, calllfl:lal. 7-2U&e Pick your 111111, brJDg COIIREADY • MIX OOI1Cfl'te dellvtalner. S1 bulbel. ADCinw end rl&!rt Ill yoar projeet. Croa, m m11e1 above Ra14 CUBIC FOOT refrtgmtor. For lent Flit and 811)', ~ eltf. •' l'tiNTY of ~pace for 111111 Cnll- clne Gil Rt. 118, Pllone lf1. fre ', good condJUon; 2 . . matea. Phone ~. Ooe~­ 74-tfe atovel and 1 hot plat., CaD er wllb an lacllltles. rn Syr&. 21152, leln Ready • Mix MiddleIIUI12, Olar1ea BlUe. part, Oldo. 1 10 tfe CaD • SliM, 4-~tfe 7-111-Stp BnlNG MACIUNE, Ill 181 ,, ,uRNISREil and 1lllf1lrDIIW console. Complete wltb fub. BUOOBT PRICE flo nllan Gil ion Clllll; lllllrel baltoD- liM mli>BBAKER '4-111111 piS. lit*b&nll. Clole to lehool. oar tblrd llOor builpt lhop. bolel. WID dam, mead, ap. up, f'l5. Pbone 3'1US1l after •i . Phillie lfl MH. 10.11-Uc Balrer l'llrallan. JOM!eport. plique, IIIOIIOCIIID, overaat. 7 p.m. 7_.. I ado. f II tre ' ' 'fi4D,D Pay jull tce.S, or ... 18 per SPACE aD ·"""'' •' , anllable, Inquire' 151 Mulber- montb. Pbone a 8 ROOM bouse ID Middleport: S&wiLLi •uftiii!Ua8 _ . . """' , . 11c 3 lots In S}Tacule; 111ao one '· . rt after s or 5 p.QI. Write p, ..tce, Ill llllbl. WY S. McCuUauah power ..W: one 0. JIGI 425 Pomeroy, 5-S.tfc • 'ftle rallrle jlbop. ,_. power garden plow, Jacob _,, Aathodad ilapr Salel Turner, Middleport, Oblo. rtlltMSHED aparllneDl. two and . . ••• "' . Bblrpea Pllone 192-1181. 7-S1-Itp lldaan. Nf.tfe ~ · - · Middleport. 1'l44fe 11111111 )tes.~tf , . LO,AL · RIPOiis .. DAitY . HOBSTETTER REALTY ~l 1:50 •.M. , NOTICI 01' PUILICATIOII 12 110011 . l P;M. ....... , ....,.,..., IM.- • ......., •..__ ..,. c~-:;.,:,•••u•., " :!.,:C/:~o- _, ·- .- . ,), '·' •- AND , • I . •;30 .P.M. · ..., '- ~~.eping 1 Meigs ~·· GciUia ..·, "\ w. ii rut ' '' lei,. ,._ .. ;u• r eo.. --- i ......... .,. wa. ..,..,.......... ·- -4. Jl'llRNISIIBD GARAGE ~ Jlllllt Gil Llncolll HID. U11111111 -- Jllld: I , .... ldulll Clll!y. Pbone . . er no I ' 'k ~~ I " ' I ;. , BEDROOM e~~~o .. If lmt~ • IJilrlllfl Aft., IIIII POLLY "domalle aew1nc meeNnt, cimnpWe to J111b PbtiJe . . ••• f·1'41o buill M, dam, IIIII emb.; . rm: ,. 11 baiJt.la hdf'l, 'lbil dllae .. Ill Pea feel coadltloa• 'ftdl !I!ICblne IOid tar ..... ROOM hiilll1ald .... Ia PomerOJ. lfn.... .' ; ··a;S CieiL • w. lfala II., ..( -· OJ·, -..-.w: ' -~- , - ' '· ,...... bt!IJW DOW f'/5, ,.,. liD bome, Clll . . - tab OVW POIItrOJ .... ........ • )'0111' ,..,. SJiiiQilO: LoN1J wllaul Cl. . . . wllli - · Fll . ..... tid. ... ·. ' . llilioh ' · : -J'~m.~ P1Jllllllf8 of ts p,r .,. bl!pre -tb ,. or dae•f&IUI• .,..,' u. In. JOUI' bollle. Clll • • : ....... IWIIIIIIItrlter ,W.,.. ~: Sadloll pq..U of tlll per DIOIItb, " , ....., IN WANI'ID I . '- . COII'Acr J&U . MAidY ' !h. -- •. ........,, .... · ...,".... : ~~;;m.-. ·~ :W.~~J.ott~= ~ !' �::~·,i'e;·;adi;,' h~le~; new whliewall ,. wlon llrea, green exteriOr tlnlsh with white . terlor trim. A s""rp 1 owner trade-ln. · vin.Jillh- . . . 196 ' GAL. 4 .DOOR .... , , .... , ....... $1695 · . 5 FORD Black finlah, clean interior, good w-s-w tire a, V-ll engine, auto. trans., power steeril1(!, rlllllo, heaier. Sharp 1 owner ear. 1965 CIIEVELLE lo!AUBU ...... . ...... , , , , .$1595 Station WIIOn, IDeal 1 owner, low mileage esr. Beige llnlsh, good white wallllres, 6 cyl. engine,powerglldetrans., vinyl 'ilterior. Hadlo and heater. OJIIICI HOURI . lill ........ . ,..., top Dlv, l=. . Pomeroy Motor co. OPEN EVH. 1:00 P.M. : . . . . . . . . 11:11 ...... .... ' ' POMIROY, OHIO Noll• ~ ~na ~. ._._. . . . . . . . . .~---------' . AQIUSI 4111, 12 to 4, hams, ba- coa. ball of hog. Shotguns on- ly, Rullml American Legion 7-31~ Home. BAND EVERY Frl.flay and Sat. 1111111 at Jack'a. Club 011 RarrlaonviUe Road off Rl. 7. Gayle McDonald and b Ia Drllters. Country Millie. 7-ll.stc BAND EVERY Friday from t tG I. Shenang Sprlnp NI t e Qub. aem band In the area. 741-21c --- fo hnt -' . For Salt FIVE ROOMS, bath, fllrlllllbetl , YEAR OLD ROME on Rt. IM, apartment, two or three peo. 5 rooms, bath, utlllly room, pie, MlcG Food Marlret, Rt. wall to wall carpeting ID bed7, Middleport. 7-31-ete rooms and front room, good loeallon, call or see O'Dell Manley, phone 74U932. WID ForS.Ie sell on Gl loan. 74-Sie POODLE PUPPIES AKC Toy White and stud service, 4 and PAIR OF Siamese cats, seven 6 Ills. PIIOile 992-3165. 7-li-30tc months old, $25; also wiD give to good home German Shepard pup, seven months POODLE PUPPIES, AKC Toy old. Phone 19S-2533. 7-31-3tp miniature. $75 and up. Stud semce and groomJDa.. Phoae CANNING TOMATOES. Pick 1192-M4!. u S tfc your own, bring oontalners. •'· '• ' • • J•• ~I . •' .! ' ' tf e ' . ' & 7·:11 ' WILL DO bact to scbooJ ..,.. IDa for cblldren, Mrs. Clrelyn AKC Golden Retriever puppll!ll, Lester Roush, Letart Falls, 7-31-stc Lnta, phone fm.ZS'/1. 7.-.ate 524 Ash St., Middleport. etJ. Phone 247-2342. 5443. ws.uc SORRELL MARE: needs exper• WIUo DO .wing at home ..,., poclreta, peggJDg, POTATOES, beans, cabbage lenced rider. Phone 742-3121. GEO. BO&Siidbt, 11rc1br 7-31-llc POMEROY - 3 Wdroom brick hemming, alteratlona, ale. · and beets, Pbone IMS-22..'4. Mrl. Frefldle 'lbabel, Malon, bath, full basemeDI, hot ... Clarence Proffitt, Portland, Pllone mM&l. 4-al-trc ler heal, Fireplace. , Ohio. 7-7-tfe A ROT 56 Chevy; also seven DldftniR foot mow1Dg machine. Phone r........WY - 5 room home, 7-3l.stc HAPPY HOUR, Sbeuang SpiiD&t FIVE ROOM ROUSE and bath, IHS-2178, bath, full basement, garage. Nile Club, I to I p.m. Monone floor, partly lumlshed If Out of hiJh water. diJ thra Jl'rlday. Ladlel Dl&bt desired. 713 S. Second Ave., ONE 20-lnch can iron eoa1 fur- 1150 ACRE FARM - Two good every Friday. u.uc Middleport. Can be seen b)' nace, one E flat alto saDbarns, silo, good f - . • phone, both fair condition. appointment after 5 p.m. EJ., room bome, batb and bale1 WILL not be responsible Cor Phone 99Ul4T. 7-31-31c den Walburn, pllone IIIIMSIII. lllent. any debts contracted by any74-tfe HELEN or VDtGIL TEAPORD one but myselt Romie HubTWO PIECE blue 'lillDden van- ASSOCIATES • 1111 bird. 7-29-31p Ity bedroom aet. ' 15. Phooe · NO, I, ST0KBR COAL at for. SYRACUSE !m-55011. 7-31~ mer Clinton Coal Co. tipple, 7-SI-Itc ' Wanted To Buy IOca~ 1 miles eut of Welli•--•• , , ......... ~..:.~Jundla~e. ·dlfbel. ton. !"- SIW'/87 W.ellston SIX til~~ hiJI.I!I!!, 8 Jeres, ba ~· buedlellt, newly Cleeor- .. . DVW~IIell .~~n.nl&licellineoill :Mrs. lf'ciirard for lDtonDatlon. WaltoD Coal ated Inside and out; hard· RADIO AND 'IV REPAIR, boule Oecll, 100 Main Sl., ~ Company. 7-lo-sote wood floors, furnaee heal. ealll, anlemla, n1e llld ID'I "f. l-15-tfe ·~ WW be llel'Viced with water. stallallou. John llllrrison, 711 ' TWO YEAR old two bedroom Five minute drive 111 Forked llroadway St., Middleport, borne, bath, full basement, ga. For Slit or Trade Run Lalle. House Is seven phone • • · 7·14-tfe ,., In s,. ...-. Phone ea111'1 MUSTANG, kyllnder, S. yean old. Contact Mildred Jal. 7-21-tfe ipeed, 11168 Olevrolet Caprlee, I I! Bluell, Long Bottom. Phone ELECTROLUX SALES IIIII • · llllomlllic, power steering and viee: Sweepers, wa1J1en 867-SS33 ReedavOie, 7-31-31< Intel, llnanclng avalllble, t'LAIUNET, B FLAT, good CODand polishers. Genalne parts. dillon, ~. Phone 981-33'13. pbone IIIU547 after 5 phane Call 119t-3'110. S-1$-lfc 7-JS.«c PILE II soft and lofty; colon 181-5'141. 7~1-tre retain brilliance, in carpets ~. C. BIADPURD deaned wltb Blue Lultre. NOW on aluminum ~ AucnoNkitit Employment Wanted SAVE Beut electrie sbampooer Sl. to.JS.tS-14 fl.. dean madli, Complete WlLL DO painting, reamab!e 7·21-6tc lllurdJ, 11ne ran botloma. Bater Furallure. prictl. Pballe . . . . One mUe orr Rt. as, on KJnp. Crlltll . . . d 7-31-6tc bury Road. 7-17-301c 1958 CHEVROLET Belair, 4 R N Cilde door, lllandard rubiJer I I lfc lire wagoo, couple milk COWl. . WANTED 11111 NEWPORT Cbryller, 4c. 11:. Dauglu, Pomeroy Rt. 1. JIBONSIBLE party Ill .. Door, aood rubber, 1004 7-INic AIR (X)NJ)ft'[()NII, JWrtter· ... JIIYiD&III of ts.tJ per lbape. Marion Be7DO!dl, r.r. Ilion llili'Yiee. Ja~'J ltefrl~­ llllllllh or pay balance due 1011. Phone 7'/Ul47. 7-21-tfc erallon, New Ravea. hone 5 ROOMS and bath OD alee !at .... for 1181 atereo CODIOie . ... 4 • tfe on Rt. 33. CaD tiUIOl. Wltb ndlo, kpeed automatic Bl!lANS. KENTUCKY WOIIIII!r: 740-tfe hq1c, calllfl:lal. 7-2U&e Pick your 111111, brJDg COIIREADY • MIX OOI1Cfl'te dellvtalner. S1 bulbel. ADCinw end rl&!rt Ill yoar projeet. Croa, m m11e1 above Ra14 CUBIC FOOT refrtgmtor. For lent Flit and 811)', ~ eltf. •' l'tiNTY of ~pace for 111111 Cnll- clne Gil Rt. 118, Pllone lf1. fre ', good condJUon; 2 . . matea. Phone ~. Ooe~­ 74-tfe atovel and 1 hot plat., CaD er wllb an lacllltles. rn Syr&. 21152, leln Ready • Mix MiddleIIUI12, Olar1ea BlUe. part, Oldo. 1 10 tfe CaD • SliM, 4-~tfe 7-111-Stp BnlNG MACIUNE, Ill 181 ,, ,uRNISREil and 1lllf1lrDIIW console. Complete wltb fub. BUOOBT PRICE flo nllan Gil ion Clllll; lllllrel baltoD- liM mli>BBAKER '4-111111 piS. lit*b&nll. Clole to lehool. oar tblrd llOor builpt lhop. bolel. WID dam, mead, ap. up, f'l5. Pbone 3'1US1l after •i . Phillie lfl MH. 10.11-Uc Balrer l'llrallan. JOM!eport. plique, IIIOIIOCIIID, overaat. 7 p.m. 7_.. I ado. f II tre ' ' 'fi4D,D Pay jull tce.S, or ... 18 per SPACE aD ·"""'' •' , anllable, Inquire' 151 Mulber- montb. Pbone a 8 ROOM bouse ID Middleport: S&wiLLi •uftiii!Ua8 _ . . """' , . 11c 3 lots In S}Tacule; 111ao one '· . rt after s or 5 p.QI. Write p, ..tce, Ill llllbl. WY S. McCuUauah power ..W: one 0. JIGI 425 Pomeroy, 5-S.tfc • 'ftle rallrle jlbop. ,_. power garden plow, Jacob _,, Aathodad ilapr Salel Turner, Middleport, Oblo. rtlltMSHED aparllneDl. two and . . ••• "' . Bblrpea Pllone 192-1181. 7-S1-Itp lldaan. Nf.tfe ~ · - · Middleport. 1'l44fe 11111111 )tes.~tf , . LO,AL · RIPOiis .. DAitY . HOBSTETTER REALTY ~l 1:50 •.M. , NOTICI 01' PUILICATIOII 12 110011 . l P;M. ....... , ....,.,..., IM.- • ......., •..__ ..,. c~-:;.,:,•••u•., " :!.,:C/:~o- _, ·- .- . ,), '·' •- AND , • I . •;30 .P.M. · ..., '- ~~.eping 1 Meigs ~·· GciUia ..·, "\ w. ii rut ' '' lei,. ,._ .. ;u• r eo.. --- i ......... .,. wa. ..,..,.......... ·- -4. Jl'llRNISIIBD GARAGE ~ Jlllllt Gil Llncolll HID. U11111111 -- Jllld: I , .... ldulll Clll!y. Pbone . . er no I ' 'k ~~ I " ' I ;. , BEDROOM e~~~o .. If lmt~ • IJilrlllfl Aft., IIIII POLLY "domalle aew1nc meeNnt, cimnpWe to J111b PbtiJe . . ••• f·1'41o buill M, dam, IIIII emb.; . rm: ,. 11 baiJt.la hdf'l, 'lbil dllae .. Ill Pea feel coadltloa• 'ftdl !I!ICblne IOid tar ..... ROOM hiilll1ald .... Ia PomerOJ. lfn.... .' ; ··a;S CieiL • w. lfala II., ..( -· OJ·, -..-.w: ' -~- , - ' '· ,...... bt!IJW DOW f'/5, ,.,. liD bome, Clll . . - tab OVW POIItrOJ .... ........ • )'0111' ,..,. SJiiiQilO: LoN1J wllaul Cl. . . . wllli - · Fll . ..... tid. ... ·. ' . llilioh ' · : -J'~m.~ P1Jllllllf8 of ts p,r .,. bl!pre -tb ,. or dae•f&IUI• .,..,' u. In. JOUI' bollle. Clll • • : ....... IWIIIIIIItrlter ,W.,.. ~: Sadloll pq..U of tlll per DIOIItb, " , ....., IN WANI'ID I . '- . COII'Acr J&U . MAidY ' !h. -- •. ........,, .... · ...,".... : ~~;;m.-. ·~ :W.~~J.ott~= ~ !' �.. ... "·" '1': .-.~ ~Y'S!Ii~~::.¥1 ~art:JI'Gmo,....., o., Ju!J s~,1f68 ~-~~~-~ ~~!:;·"· ~~-- .·,. ~s H~/d ~ ·· .·LoCJge Plans frl. ~· 'WhO bad been ~WCU>I' §; . , . lilt ~-· IIIOw. . . .. ' ~ · . ''l'lli ~ ~Will be at $ ~ 'jl. Ill., & .. 11111 bCIIItof j§ · ,.... . ~-· Kal:on G~th,_ wbeo ~§ §; ' 1~ Ia Auault .(4. ' :.tni!laa will be' 11...,' 1)1 Jllaa f ~ In B. Downie, 1C1, Grill)tlt an ''Grocllallw. ~· U9US. ~ IJW at IIUIIJad ' · 1>1 JINIIIfuclel, _ llld Rldhw y - Horae." · . · . · Cbriat ba-ont. ahowiJW ot lilt l!or.. . · SYRACVSE - A ll'ab boa Nle Mro. Mlrptet ponies In these claoses: wao J)l-ed wheo Guiding star llurtel Foley llld . - u..... Ccluncll 12f, illlllll>ler• ot AIDer· SWick. " -•• - members 9-14 1ears of lea Loclaa, mal In replv aaaMro. Fal~ ,.... tordMatiGae, age, eeatrles, 11¥1 members l:iduo at tltelr ball .. Cberr.Y St. lwo "FlU." wrlu.n -~ . l9 J8lrl ot age, 3 entries; PonTlllr~ nlsi>L Cclunollor Ada Al¥lrew ''II!>WtG Haw les, members 9-14 years ot ""'' ' • Slack, prislded. Reports were A Hippy Homo. Roll <Ill an11 aotrles IDd English Mare The coowreptionotthe Chari&- read ond Qroved. sered IIY 12 memba.-o. llld Fool, o:.. entry. ton Church held Its picnic &mclly A card was read statlllg IIIII Mra. Paul WinD repor\id t1tat ' weaternHorsemanshiji-Hors- at the Charles Woodepsrknear o picnic ror all COII!cll Depu. a Qowar had beeo liD! to lira. eo - Members 9-14 years of Alfred. ties ond Dlotrlct ol!lcars will Allee Johnson who had beeD hoeage, 7 entries, 11>:1 members 15guests of Mr. al¥1 Mrs. be held at the home of Deput;r pltallaed. The club wted lb&t 19 years o1 1188. 4 entries; p..,. Roge:r Young were Rev. 81¥1 Mro. Edith Bet•ln& of T u p p e r s Mra. Jolmsoo be mode aol)CJODr. leo, members 9-14 years or age, J~ Sllles aod Mr. 81¥1 Mrs. Plains on ~. Aug. 4. U entries. WII)'IIO Bellllld dauihtec·s. It was reported stater Laura There were 20 membero par. Mr. llld Mrs. Noel Young llld Sayre """ boldlng her DWD fol, tlcijledQg from the Meigs ~ ...., ot IJoy1Dn visited relatives lowing surB"l')' at Holzar lmaPleesure Rlders 11>:1 live rr.m here several dQa. pital; Slater UZ!Ie Qllck u the Harrisonville Honor Club. Mr. llld lira. WWIIm Bell well as COli be Olq)OCted; Slater A w!OMr rosst was held lor al¥1 Mr. 81¥1 Mrs. WII)'IIO Bell Elizabeth Duckworth lmjirov!Dg the members, parents, 1 n d were ln Columbus to visit Earl from a recent illness; g,ster Bell who Is on the critical list Jessie llowe sufferiog from ... at Universify Hospital. Others vere arlllrltis, and stater Tbel v!sltlng Earl this week were Mr. rna Hawl~ at Holzer Hospital 11>:1 Mrs. stanley Bell of Clove- lor a check~. land, Mrs. Evelyn lUcks of BrioThe ll'eb bag sale will be held toJ, T"""· and Mr. and Mrs. at the Aug. a meeting. Each SYRAcusE - A lAbor Illy Maarton Swart. member Is to briog a sack con. celebntiDif was plamod 11r the Mrs. Homer Bailey and Miss talning a 2S cent article. Earl Ray Kesterson and Eathor Bro~ were married at Nancy st. Clair visited one day Pre88111 were Edith Hood, El- Ladies Awdllary of tile Votw.. 7:30 p.m., July 27th, at Millville recently with Mrs. Welllell WU- Jeea Clark, Allee Capehart, llep- leer Fire DepL In a meeu,. at Ave. Clrurch of God in Hamil- Iiams 11¥1 W!liq of Poromouth. ut;y Florence Potts, Esther Har- the concession at the ball park the evening of July 22. Jean ton, Ohio. Mr. and Mrs. ErnestJonesal¥1 den, Margaret CottrUI, Sad Je A reception was held lmmedl- family have sold thelrlarmhcllle 11tuoner, Jean Hall, and Ad a Hall, president, pnosidecl. The ately following the ceremony at here and are going to Tampa, Slack. secrstsry's report waa read by Fellowship Hell lor over 200 Flo. Ada Sleek, pro tern, and treasurer'• IIY Agnes Whlte. relatives onct friends. Linda Bell bed a slumber per. Attending from here w•re Mr. ty to celebrate her 16th birthday. A lAbor Illy celebration planand Mrs. WOllam Cogar and Attendhw wore GnceKitw, Mary ~ committee of Mrs. Slack, chairmen, Mabel Plckons 11Ml My. chlldren, Shari and BJII Jr., ot Radford, Mary Ash and Janice PDmero,y; Mr. and Mrs. Dona Eesbnan. Ia Hudson, was appototed i1Y Mrs. The Allred Grange will hold Hall. 11tere wUI also be a - Turner and son, Jerry, or ChesRichard Hielman of Hemlock wr; Mr. and Mrs. Roy H. Kes. Grove, visited with Mr. and Mrs. an Ice cream social Sa~ catioo of the new munJcijlelpark moon of Cottageville, W. Va., WlUlun King recently also with evening, Aug. 3, In the Woode Tootale Roll benkJ lilted with ..... e. llld Mrs. Dale Kesterson, of PDm· Mr. and Mrs. Walter Hillman of blf&.slze Tootale rolls wW be eroy • .Mr. Kesterson was un~ Ball Rtm. Serving will begin at 7 o'clock. sold aa • money-maldng pro.JecL lble to attend his son's wedding Homemade lee cream, eDke, pop, The oext meet11111 lrill be Aug. due to recent surgery. ond collee will be lor 01Je. 12. , R . j6. --t ; .,, . ·~'' Grab Bdg Sale ..... a..,_ 0n A ¥!"1111 8 •- 1l!o. Kingsbury News Notes Lq--!: ~ Dinner . . lUIIER. , '· . BIG BUYS on "Super-Right" Meats! . .. 2x6 Ke..fi~· 218 h10 DIAMOND JIING8 lncl The n~me "Keepsake" in the ring and on the tag •s your assurance of fine quality and lasting satisfaction. T~e centar engagement diamond is guaranteed perfect . .. or replacement assured. "'""T"''- Alfred Grange to .............. .. . . . . . .. T ......... Hold Social Event ......._.!I) ~~tt. ~:Z.. .. SIIIAIIM •• Plenty ofLont ........ 2x6'aln Stoclc HOGG & ZUSPANl .MATERIALS. COMPANY Why Pay More? w. VA.' o YELLOW 3 ~ 35~ . ., Shopping l! store you can depend on for guarantee~ fine quality is important. No Conte.ll! Read All Aliout It SUPEIIOIIIAIID Pdcts SHOP . MARIE FOR VALUES! $ 29 - 3J~,•• -- PINK LEMONADE 6 •• ' 1-LB. TABLE SALT F,REE QUART With hrchase ~- •it 4 oz. lar. .FILLETS ... c•• ,. ,i; i. i' ·~ •tt' ' ' . ~· f ' ' .. ',l i 1 •• ,.! ' . .. Cake .Mix..........3 .. Crisco Olt .... ~._,.~. ~;:~:~ Charc•at_.:, , · · '•un~ry"~,.nt~il,.~ Oxydol.~~... \:. . Far Cooldng, llkl_ng, DMp ~llif w ." ' · • · . POIT-0-IOCGAJit I I QUARTERED LOIN 9 to II CHOPS Pork Chops • • ... 7tc 1 .... uc 71= .... uc • lb. , ... SJ09 I .... I SlfoiillOiliillalll~;;-- •;._ $J7t · c•111 Chl11 Ham • • • • ... aec Inked Baco1 Jowls • • ••. De Sulta11 Mut Pia • • 5,.. 17c Hali.utStub , , • • ... lie Sworifish Steaks • • ....lie Perch Di111rs ~· • • Z,.,lie , ' 1 J _,., • BIG BUYS on Prodvce! 10 lb. b•g Why Pay More? ~~ SUNNYFIELO-SAVE 10< 58~ · Family Flour • • • • Pinto Beans . • • • A&P Coffee . • • Nestles·Quik • • • • 2~1 Vir1inia Peanuts • • • ·:= It WHY PAY MORE? STOCK UP VACUUM PACK-SAVE 20c , ·• ., A& P' s BIG si .OO SALE ! WHY PAY MORE?· BUTTER -KERNEL BRAND - 69~ · BettY t:roclc1r- White, YeiiO,w, Devlli"Fc.Od Fine QUihty, Low. ~ ·· . . 4 Olo Cutl ••• CHOCOLATE FLAVORED-SAVE lie A&P BRAND •• • •>.' FROZEN PERCH :j ' XtraBuyt .... Fanoy See•less Grapes • • • • ... ft · Fres~ Sweet Corn :. • • • • ":: SC Fresh ll1eberries • • • • • 3p.._lc Fanoy larti.U Pean ...,_,. • • ... 25c .They m&ke a big d\lfer~nce. to .; .. Ulilt ·. -QuantJtlls. Cll 0 Potatoes These weekly S~Cii!IS give you .R.-Md . FROZEN FOOD SPECIALS! I ..... .... ' ' " EA.STERN WHITe NEW lfght . RUJLAND DEPT. I ' R•_. - BONELESSJb, 78c • llottDnl RHid ::"m lb. 9lc R1111111 Rout • • • •... 98c Retlsslerl Rolli • • .... SJla Till Rouad • • • • ... S1 18 Slrlol• Till • • • .... s1•• Pn B1H Rout , • , ... Uc Cnlw Cit H111 • • , ... 91c na.••..a. ' WHY PAY MOREY big pl1ta ... for you. WITIIl• Dairy Fresh Buffer milk ~. A&P's "Big Buys" are a · ·.: ,:, Summer Treat! -. more.. take-home savings you Cllll- see lltlllAM) 0 I Klel·llll- ........, • . in the total on the regis~er tape. AT .BAR-S CANNED · -PICNICS llhctln Aug. 1-2-3 .......,. ,.... I c•slelb .. . You can be sure of those things at A&P... and Hilt ' I ·on everything you buy is important, too. . , Xtra Buys. . . . . ., . . -:- ,..89' Boneless Roasts 8niad GilliCk • • Fl'llll rrrer Lep • • Fl'llll Frrer Bl'lllt • • ••. Uc And shopping a·store with low prices SANDWICH TIME >' .... Del•lco Sluka No •Ginunkb! MEAT DEPT. FAMOUS "SUPER-RIGHT" HYGRAD£ - WEST VIRGINIA BRAND : :1iLus Hams ...... lb.98tr o ... Boneless Round Steak No'Sttunpi! BOLOGNA I~ 59~ o WHY PAY MORE? NO WASTE - ONIONS OUR I Whole or Shank Half sse Full Butt Half • • • • • • .• Ut.65c Generous Butt Portion • • ... sac Center Slices • • • • • .. ALL MEA1 SLICED "SUPER-RIGHT" SMOKED Generous Shank Portions .· • J l <} I DO liDlmllllkla or de- ,. 2x4 · s- s ~:k. 79e 1e111e 0( rivation• 'edd eel Wt ing Announc j fl'Jti'• of Albert F~, with lest Js Planned TOMATOES In •')'illla. deijlhla, !lei'• I Come," Ida 1m. pact an a~ .<;a,e~le verlkll celebration ' Home Grown U.S. No. 1 'I I!ID but line )lroedwv; imp!rt, I.abor l)ay Brosey-Kesterson he .... • ,..,, .; : ,· r. .:·, -.:r~ . :: , ,t· "'\fii})<i:l*··t'i; I ·WHY PAY MO~? . . · : (. N. YOUR CHOICE 4~.-=~$100 ·P eas or Corn SPECIAL - A&P CREAM SffiE FANCY Gol.en Corn • • • · •5:: 1 5 00 SPECIAL- JACK O'LANl'ERN IRAND ...... rul •• • • • . 18W..SJOO !t . .. . SPECIAL- Nun.EY -1'•-11>. STICKS OR .S_(,)UDs • Mlr&lrlll • • • • • 7-...:-sloo SP£C)AL- TASTY TOPPING- IIRDS-iYE Cool.Wkjp, ••• ., :· ·'" • ' • 0 =1 ~I 4 !• 5 00 EITRI PUID STIIPI _ ...... li,_ _ ., ...... - .- CHECK ITEMS YOU IUYI 11 11 11 ...... __ _ 11 1X111APiold ....... . PUIIICHAK OP' TtlrH J.at. ,.._ .. hkllalllln ..adllutl -... 1X111A - 01' -- $1.10 .... PUliiCHAIE • ..... ,,..,. Frultl .... ......... ··~ 1X111A- . ._ .... PUIICHUI. t4-ol. Mill A·& . 0111 ... ,.. ' 0 0 0 0 1.11 .u.-a.--... D0'.. ,. , .• • Of 4W,«. Nit Yltllill Mail' ~ lmtAPiolll-PUfiCI''• OF 11141. .lirA& P · · =-:..~.,..~ ..... .... _ ... .•,,c. . -- -~""- . _ OF_ ........_.,•·#' u ,.. - . E) ' ~~ • :r · · . �.. ... "·" '1': .-.~ ~Y'S!Ii~~::.¥1 ~art:JI'Gmo,....., o., Ju!J s~,1f68 ~-~~~-~ ~~!:;·"· ~~-- .·,. ~s H~/d ~ ·· .·LoCJge Plans frl. ~· 'WhO bad been ~WCU>I' §; . , . lilt ~-· IIIOw. . . .. ' ~ · . ''l'lli ~ ~Will be at $ ~ 'jl. Ill., & .. 11111 bCIIItof j§ · ,.... . ~-· Kal:on G~th,_ wbeo ~§ §; ' 1~ Ia Auault .(4. ' :.tni!laa will be' 11...,' 1)1 Jllaa f ~ In B. Downie, 1C1, Grill)tlt an ''Grocllallw. ~· U9US. ~ IJW at IIUIIJad ' · 1>1 JINIIIfuclel, _ llld Rldhw y - Horae." · . · . · Cbriat ba-ont. ahowiJW ot lilt l!or.. . · SYRACVSE - A ll'ab boa Nle Mro. Mlrptet ponies In these claoses: wao J)l-ed wheo Guiding star llurtel Foley llld . - u..... Ccluncll 12f, illlllll>ler• ot AIDer· SWick. " -•• - members 9-14 1ears of lea Loclaa, mal In replv aaaMro. Fal~ ,.... tordMatiGae, age, eeatrles, 11¥1 members l:iduo at tltelr ball .. Cberr.Y St. lwo "FlU." wrlu.n -~ . l9 J8lrl ot age, 3 entries; PonTlllr~ nlsi>L Cclunollor Ada Al¥lrew ''II!>WtG Haw les, members 9-14 years ot ""'' ' • Slack, prislded. Reports were A Hippy Homo. Roll <Ill an11 aotrles IDd English Mare The coowreptionotthe Chari&- read ond Qroved. sered IIY 12 memba.-o. llld Fool, o:.. entry. ton Church held Its picnic &mclly A card was read statlllg IIIII Mra. Paul WinD repor\id t1tat ' weaternHorsemanshiji-Hors- at the Charles Woodepsrknear o picnic ror all COII!cll Depu. a Qowar had beeo liD! to lira. eo - Members 9-14 years of Alfred. ties ond Dlotrlct ol!lcars will Allee Johnson who had beeD hoeage, 7 entries, 11>:1 members 15guests of Mr. al¥1 Mrs. be held at the home of Deput;r pltallaed. The club wted lb&t 19 years o1 1188. 4 entries; p..,. Roge:r Young were Rev. 81¥1 Mro. Edith Bet•ln& of T u p p e r s Mra. Jolmsoo be mode aol)CJODr. leo, members 9-14 years or age, J~ Sllles aod Mr. 81¥1 Mrs. Plains on ~. Aug. 4. U entries. WII)'IIO Bellllld dauihtec·s. It was reported stater Laura There were 20 membero par. Mr. llld Mrs. Noel Young llld Sayre """ boldlng her DWD fol, tlcijledQg from the Meigs ~ ...., ot IJoy1Dn visited relatives lowing surB"l')' at Holzar lmaPleesure Rlders 11>:1 live rr.m here several dQa. pital; Slater UZ!Ie Qllck u the Harrisonville Honor Club. Mr. llld lira. WWIIm Bell well as COli be Olq)OCted; Slater A w!OMr rosst was held lor al¥1 Mr. 81¥1 Mrs. WII)'IIO Bell Elizabeth Duckworth lmjirov!Dg the members, parents, 1 n d were ln Columbus to visit Earl from a recent illness; g,ster Bell who Is on the critical list Jessie llowe sufferiog from ... at Universify Hospital. Others vere arlllrltis, and stater Tbel v!sltlng Earl this week were Mr. rna Hawl~ at Holzer Hospital 11>:1 Mrs. stanley Bell of Clove- lor a check~. land, Mrs. Evelyn lUcks of BrioThe ll'eb bag sale will be held toJ, T"""· and Mr. and Mrs. at the Aug. a meeting. Each SYRAcusE - A lAbor Illy Maarton Swart. member Is to briog a sack con. celebntiDif was plamod 11r the Mrs. Homer Bailey and Miss talning a 2S cent article. Earl Ray Kesterson and Eathor Bro~ were married at Nancy st. Clair visited one day Pre88111 were Edith Hood, El- Ladies Awdllary of tile Votw.. 7:30 p.m., July 27th, at Millville recently with Mrs. Welllell WU- Jeea Clark, Allee Capehart, llep- leer Fire DepL In a meeu,. at Ave. Clrurch of God in Hamil- Iiams 11¥1 W!liq of Poromouth. ut;y Florence Potts, Esther Har- the concession at the ball park the evening of July 22. Jean ton, Ohio. Mr. and Mrs. ErnestJonesal¥1 den, Margaret CottrUI, Sad Je A reception was held lmmedl- family have sold thelrlarmhcllle 11tuoner, Jean Hall, and Ad a Hall, president, pnosidecl. The ately following the ceremony at here and are going to Tampa, Slack. secrstsry's report waa read by Fellowship Hell lor over 200 Flo. Ada Sleek, pro tern, and treasurer'• IIY Agnes Whlte. relatives onct friends. Linda Bell bed a slumber per. Attending from here w•re Mr. ty to celebrate her 16th birthday. A lAbor Illy celebration planand Mrs. WOllam Cogar and Attendhw wore GnceKitw, Mary ~ committee of Mrs. Slack, chairmen, Mabel Plckons 11Ml My. chlldren, Shari and BJII Jr., ot Radford, Mary Ash and Janice PDmero,y; Mr. and Mrs. Dona Eesbnan. Ia Hudson, was appototed i1Y Mrs. The Allred Grange will hold Hall. 11tere wUI also be a - Turner and son, Jerry, or ChesRichard Hielman of Hemlock wr; Mr. and Mrs. Roy H. Kes. Grove, visited with Mr. and Mrs. an Ice cream social Sa~ catioo of the new munJcijlelpark moon of Cottageville, W. Va., WlUlun King recently also with evening, Aug. 3, In the Woode Tootale Roll benkJ lilted with ..... e. llld Mrs. Dale Kesterson, of PDm· Mr. and Mrs. Walter Hillman of blf&.slze Tootale rolls wW be eroy • .Mr. Kesterson was un~ Ball Rtm. Serving will begin at 7 o'clock. sold aa • money-maldng pro.JecL lble to attend his son's wedding Homemade lee cream, eDke, pop, The oext meet11111 lrill be Aug. due to recent surgery. ond collee will be lor 01Je. 12. , R . j6. --t ; .,, . ·~'' Grab Bdg Sale ..... a..,_ 0n A ¥!"1111 8 •- 1l!o. Kingsbury News Notes Lq--!: ~ Dinner . . lUIIER. , '· . BIG BUYS on "Super-Right" Meats! . .. 2x6 Ke..fi~· 218 h10 DIAMOND JIING8 lncl The n~me "Keepsake" in the ring and on the tag •s your assurance of fine quality and lasting satisfaction. T~e centar engagement diamond is guaranteed perfect . .. or replacement assured. "'""T"''- Alfred Grange to .............. .. . . . . . .. T ......... Hold Social Event ......._.!I) ~~tt. ~:Z.. .. SIIIAIIM •• Plenty ofLont ........ 2x6'aln Stoclc HOGG & ZUSPANl .MATERIALS. COMPANY Why Pay More? w. VA.' o YELLOW 3 ~ 35~ . ., Shopping l! store you can depend on for guarantee~ fine quality is important. No Conte.ll! Read All Aliout It SUPEIIOIIIAIID Pdcts SHOP . MARIE FOR VALUES! $ 29 - 3J~,•• -- PINK LEMONADE 6 •• ' 1-LB. TABLE SALT F,REE QUART With hrchase ~- •it 4 oz. lar. .FILLETS ... c•• ,. ,i; i. i' ·~ •tt' ' ' . ~· f ' ' .. ',l i 1 •• ,.! ' . .. Cake .Mix..........3 .. Crisco Olt .... ~._,.~. ~;:~:~ Charc•at_.:, , · · '•un~ry"~,.nt~il,.~ Oxydol.~~... \:. . Far Cooldng, llkl_ng, DMp ~llif w ." ' · • · . POIT-0-IOCGAJit I I QUARTERED LOIN 9 to II CHOPS Pork Chops • • ... 7tc 1 .... uc 71= .... uc • lb. , ... SJ09 I .... I SlfoiillOiliillalll~;;-- •;._ $J7t · c•111 Chl11 Ham • • • • ... aec Inked Baco1 Jowls • • ••. De Sulta11 Mut Pia • • 5,.. 17c Hali.utStub , , • • ... lie Sworifish Steaks • • ....lie Perch Di111rs ~· • • Z,.,lie , ' 1 J _,., • BIG BUYS on Prodvce! 10 lb. b•g Why Pay More? ~~ SUNNYFIELO-SAVE 10< 58~ · Family Flour • • • • Pinto Beans . • • • A&P Coffee . • • Nestles·Quik • • • • 2~1 Vir1inia Peanuts • • • ·:= It WHY PAY MORE? STOCK UP VACUUM PACK-SAVE 20c , ·• ., A& P' s BIG si .OO SALE ! WHY PAY MORE?· BUTTER -KERNEL BRAND - 69~ · BettY t:roclc1r- White, YeiiO,w, Devlli"Fc.Od Fine QUihty, Low. ~ ·· . . 4 Olo Cutl ••• CHOCOLATE FLAVORED-SAVE lie A&P BRAND •• • •>.' FROZEN PERCH :j ' XtraBuyt .... Fanoy See•less Grapes • • • • ... ft · Fres~ Sweet Corn :. • • • • ":: SC Fresh ll1eberries • • • • • 3p.._lc Fanoy larti.U Pean ...,_,. • • ... 25c .They m&ke a big d\lfer~nce. to .; .. Ulilt ·. -QuantJtlls. Cll 0 Potatoes These weekly S~Cii!IS give you .R.-Md . FROZEN FOOD SPECIALS! I ..... .... ' ' " EA.STERN WHITe NEW lfght . RUJLAND DEPT. I ' R•_. - BONELESSJb, 78c • llottDnl RHid ::"m lb. 9lc R1111111 Rout • • • •... 98c Retlsslerl Rolli • • .... SJla Till Rouad • • • • ... S1 18 Slrlol• Till • • • .... s1•• Pn B1H Rout , • , ... Uc Cnlw Cit H111 • • , ... 91c na.••..a. ' WHY PAY MOREY big pl1ta ... for you. WITIIl• Dairy Fresh Buffer milk ~. A&P's "Big Buys" are a · ·.: ,:, Summer Treat! -. more.. take-home savings you Cllll- see lltlllAM) 0 I Klel·llll- ........, • . in the total on the regis~er tape. AT .BAR-S CANNED · -PICNICS llhctln Aug. 1-2-3 .......,. ,.... I c•slelb .. . You can be sure of those things at A&P... and Hilt ' I ·on everything you buy is important, too. . , Xtra Buys. . . . . ., . . -:- ,..89' Boneless Roasts 8niad GilliCk • • Fl'llll rrrer Lep • • Fl'llll Frrer Bl'lllt • • ••. Uc And shopping a·store with low prices SANDWICH TIME >' .... Del•lco Sluka No •Ginunkb! MEAT DEPT. FAMOUS "SUPER-RIGHT" HYGRAD£ - WEST VIRGINIA BRAND : :1iLus Hams ...... lb.98tr o ... Boneless Round Steak No'Sttunpi! BOLOGNA I~ 59~ o WHY PAY MORE? NO WASTE - ONIONS OUR I Whole or Shank Half sse Full Butt Half • • • • • • .• Ut.65c Generous Butt Portion • • ... sac Center Slices • • • • • .. ALL MEA1 SLICED "SUPER-RIGHT" SMOKED Generous Shank Portions .· • J l <} I DO liDlmllllkla or de- ,. 2x4 · s- s ~:k. 79e 1e111e 0( rivation• 'edd eel Wt ing Announc j fl'Jti'• of Albert F~, with lest Js Planned TOMATOES In •')'illla. deijlhla, !lei'• I Come," Ida 1m. pact an a~ .<;a,e~le verlkll celebration ' Home Grown U.S. No. 1 'I I!ID but line )lroedwv; imp!rt, I.abor l)ay Brosey-Kesterson he .... • ,..,, .; : ,· r. .:·, -.:r~ . :: , ,t· "'\fii})<i:l*··t'i; I ·WHY PAY MO~? . . · : (. N. YOUR CHOICE 4~.-=~$100 ·P eas or Corn SPECIAL - A&P CREAM SffiE FANCY Gol.en Corn • • • · •5:: 1 5 00 SPECIAL- JACK O'LANl'ERN IRAND ...... rul •• • • • . 18W..SJOO !t . .. . SPECIAL- Nun.EY -1'•-11>. STICKS OR .S_(,)UDs • Mlr&lrlll • • • • • 7-...:-sloo SP£C)AL- TASTY TOPPING- IIRDS-iYE Cool.Wkjp, ••• ., :· ·'" • ' • 0 =1 ~I 4 !• 5 00 EITRI PUID STIIPI _ ...... li,_ _ ., ...... - .- CHECK ITEMS YOU IUYI 11 11 11 ...... __ _ 11 1X111APiold ....... . PUIIICHAK OP' TtlrH J.at. ,.._ .. hkllalllln ..adllutl -... 1X111A - 01' -- $1.10 .... PUliiCHAIE • ..... ,,..,. Frultl .... ......... ··~ 1X111A- . ._ .... PUIICHUI. t4-ol. Mill A·& . 0111 ... ,.. ' 0 0 0 0 1.11 .u.-a.--... D0'.. ,. , .• • Of 4W,«. Nit Yltllill Mail' ~ lmtAPiolll-PUfiCI''• OF 11141. .lirA& P · · =-:..~.,..~ ..... .... _ ... .•,,c. . -- -~""- . _ OF_ ........_.,•·#' u ,.. - . E) ' ~~ • :r · · . �_'""". . . ts #'• . ' . . ' .W~t'l'ON (UPO - ,,_,··"" Niner·. t; ·IOD!an Catholic theologians ' Tile~ Catholic cou. . · .t.Ye the right to disobey · l'lul'a ban on the use or birth control methods. ,. clal . •'n,. Roman Catholic teachers fl'lllll, around the nation said In a afatement the papal encyclical luued Monday was InsufficIent, Inadequate, Insensitive to the needs of Catholic couples. "As Roman Catholic theologians, consclou s of our duty and llinltatlons, we conclude t h a t apouses may responsibly decide according to their conscience that artificial . contraception in aome circumstances is permissible and indeed necessary to preserve and foster the values and sacredness of marriage," t h e statement said The sponsors or the statement, most of them priests, represent faculty members from all the major Roman Catholic theological institutions in t h e United states. It was read to ~ June Saving Bond Sales Reported June 1968 sales of Series E & H United states Savings Bonds and Freedom Shares in Ohio were $23.9 million. As of the end or June, Ohioans had purchased $163. 7 million in Savings Bonds and Freedom Shares this year. The state achieved 44.3 per cent or its 1968 sales goal June 30. Theodore T. Reed, Jr., Meigs County Volunteer Savings Bonds Chairman, reported S a v I n g s Bonds and Freedom Share sales in the county totaled $30,921during June. The county attained ' 50.7 per cent of its annual sales goal the end of June. I "I don't think there wou\11 be by til!' Rev. Charles any doubt in the average CathE. Cun'an, a Catholic Unlverolic couple's minds that they alt;y theolOfllan. other prl4)ats counsel cllf[er- are •committing a serious sin when they use artificial means ently. or birth control," said the Rev. Patrick Durkin, pastor of St. Peter's Roman Catholic Church in Washington. new~on At Jackson JACKSON - Jack Morgsn, vice president in charge of Real Estate and Develo ·ment for the Cussins and Fearn Company, Tuesday announced that a huge Buckeye Mart Department Store, more than an acre in. size, will be the first store to open in the Jackson Square Plaza Shopping Center now being developed at Main and West South Street in Jackson. The giant fifteen acre complex Is being developed by Hadler realty Company and constructed by TransAmerican Construction Company of Columbus, Ohio, and will be completed early in 1969. The first phase will be completed when theJacksonSquare Plaza Buckeye Mart opens sometime in late fall of 1968. When developed, the shopping center will house a Buckeye Mart, a supermarket, variety store, a laundromat, drug store, barber and beauty shops and other service stores. It will be a complete one-stop shopping center and will serve Jackson and parts of surrounding counties. "The center," Morgan said, " will be an enclosed vestibuletype, featuring pilrimeter parking for hundreds of cars, modern air-curtain doors, affording safe, easy ingress and egress to and from the entrances to the mall or vestibule, designed to make shopping more pleasurable. I . '\l ,, . A ftre -.uon 011 the nol1!l llde {If KalamaioO, lllch., :wa• t ' I I I Atmosphere Less Tense CIERNA NAD TISOU, Czechoslovakia (UPO - Czech Communist leader Alexander Dubcek was reported today to be making some slight headway in his efforts to win Russian tolerance of his reform program tn Czechoslovakia. COMPLETES COURSE Army Private Earl H. Gilkey, son of Clarence Gilkey, 22 Rail road St., Middleport, completed a field artillery repair course July 9 at the Army Ordnance Center and School, Abe,rdeen ProvinB Ground, Md. Waterfield: Night Man Jan'e Russell Has Divorce The crisis atmosphere was •' dissipating slightly and Czech newspapers began taking a more LOS ANGELES (UP0- Jane under a contracl with btlllonalre optimistic view of the situation Russell's testimony that her Howard Hughes who made her despite the lack of hard news husband's conduct made her "a a star in her first picture, ''1'be on the meeting between t h e nervous wreck" marked the end Outlaw," in 1943. Czech Communist part;y Presid- or her 25-year marriage to waterfield at one time ium and the Soviet Union's rul- onetime football star Bob claimed the contract was ing Politburo. Waterfield. communiey propert;y and should Communist party sources aaid Miss Russell, 47, testified be divided. The payments run Dubcek hoped to win at least a Tuesday that her husband until 1975. recess of several days in t h e stayed out until 2 or 3 a.m. Miss Rdssell told newsmen TONIGHT, THURS, FRI. talks to permit him to meet continuously and came home she hasn't seen Hughes for Deer is Killed Yugoslav President Tlto. Tlto only to sleep. July 31 - Aug. 1 - 2 years but still gets flowers from A deer was struck and killed alreacb' has postponed his ar&~parlor Judge Kenneth N. him on her birthday, June 21. (Double Feature) Tuesday when It ran onto Counrival on a trip aimed at ex- · Chantry asked If she had talked "DEVIL'S ANGELS '' ty Road 28, 1 nine~nths of a pressing support for Dubcek. with Waterfield about his (Color) mile north of Route 124, into John Cassavetes actions. the pathway of ·a car driven Bewrly Adams "Yes, I asked him repeatedly by William S. Hoback, 16, Rt. Bob's Mobile Court PLUS to take up the usual family 1, Racine, travelling in a northSophia Loren - Paul Newman procedure but he just shrugged erly direction. David Ni wn It off," the actress replied. The sheriff's department said Open for Residents Funeral services for M r s. ''Lady L" The divorce was granted. Hoback's 1956 model car bad Barbara Gardner, 86, of LangsA 14-trailer court for mobile (Color) Waterfield, 48, was not in ville, who died early this mornmedium damage to Its front. homes bas been completed at The accident occurred at 7:10 &Yracuse and is reallY for use. ~oort. His attorney withdrew a Ing In Holzer Hospital, will be cross complaint filed after Miss p.m. The court, known as Bob' a Russell sued for divorce Feb. 3, held Saturday al 2 p.m. at the Mobile Court, Is operated by 1967. The former Loa Angeles Rawlinga-Coats Funeral Home Robert Louks on the site of the Rams football star and coach Is with the RI!V. Raulin Moyer orTONIGHT & THURSDAY flciatlng. Burial will be in Miles former &rracuse Ball park along now a scout for the team. July 31 - Aug. I Defendant Fmed Cemetery. Route 124. NOT OPEN Miss Russell was granted She was born Feb, 2, 1881, in The state-approved court is custody or the tWI> oldest One defendant was fined and Salem Township, tlt~r or complete with cement patios, ov- children, Thomas, 18, and FRDDAY THRU TUESDAY two others forfeited bonds Tileserlooks the Ohio River, and Ia out Tracy, 17. Waterfield waa the late George and Electa SaxAugust 2-6 day night in the court of Middleton Folden. She was also preof fiood danger. IN COLD BLOOD awarded custody of the )'OUJI- ceded in death by her husband, port Mayor C. 0. Fisher. Robert Blake, Scott Wilson IIBst. Robert, 12. Danny L. Staats, 18, MiddleFrank•. COLORCARTOON: Stokes Commended The actress received no port, was fined $10 and costs SUrvivors include three daughMerlin, Magic Mouse alimony or child support, but ters, Mrs. Laing (Jielen) Strong, on Ulegal exhaust charges. ForNO ADMITI ANCE under 16 the judge ruled abe will Gallipolia; Mrs. Gerald Olazel) felting bonds were Thomas De- For ladel'8hip yrs. old unless accompanied continue to receive the fUll Grate, Lanpville, and Miss MyrWeese, Dexter, $30,1ntoxicatlon, by adult, parent or Guardi81L and James M. Scott, 75, Tampa, NEW YORK (UP0 - Dr. Char- amount or $900 a week paid her tie GarGier, Langsville; a son, SHOW STAHTS 7 P.M. Fla., $50, reckless operation. les S. ~vey, head or the NaHarold Gardner, Langsville; one tional Council or Churches' Deslater, Mrs. IVa Miller, Salem partment or Social Ju stlce. thinks Center, and several grandchilCleveland Mayor Carl Slokes has dren. Friends may call at the the right idea for handling rafuneral home after 9 a.m. Fricial disorders. day. "Your decision to allow black community leadership to restore Funeral services for M r s. peace and calm within the com- Tressa A. SWain, 71, Long Botmunity was a significant exam- tom who died TUesday evening ple or enlightened leadership, .. in the Camden Clark Hospital, ~ivey told StDkes in a teleParkersburg following an~ gram Tuesday. eel lllness, will be held Friday at 10:30 a.m. at the Long BotBond Forfeited tom Christian Church wkb the Rev. Freeland Norrta offtclaiHerbert ~rives, 39, N e w lng. Burial will be in the Sand Marshfield, forfeited a $50 bond Hill Cemetery at Long Bottom. in Pomeroy Mayor Charlea LeShe was born at Long Bottom, gar' s court on a no operator's the daughter or the late Willicense charge Tuesday night. liam S. and Charlotte Smith Pomeroy Police also report.. Coleman. ed the arrest or Jerry Arnold, SUrvivors include her tnuband, Open Fri. TUB-Saturday Ti19 22, Pomeroy, on a charge of W, N. SWain, Long Bottom; three 0._ _ _ _ _ _ _. . failing to use aafety equipment sons, Durwood Nel1011, Wester. ._ _ _ _ _ _MIDDLEPORT, ______ while riding a motorcycle. ville; James Oliver, Reedsville, and William Daniel, Marietta; four daughters, Mra. Dixte Carrol Frederick, ZionvUle, Indiana; Mra. Georgia Lola AutberiiOII, Newark; Mrs. MarJorie Hope Drake, Racine, and M r a. Pauline Primmer, Logan; 19 grandchildren, llx ltep..grandchlldron, and three great..grandchlldreri. Friends may call at the White Funeral Home at Tuppera Plains after 5 p.m. today. MIGS THEATIE Tressa Swain ~ I , ·.l'ohll V. Undsa.v -~ Nn Yprk. .-cone~ ~ght night. CHALLENGING THE LEADER, Sea. Robert Grlffla, R-Mlch., above, Ia Ill the forefroat of oppoaentl to the fQIIIIrmatlon of Abe Fortae u Supreme Coart chief justice, wbleb Sen. Everett Dltben, Re· pubUean mtnortty leader, approves. Griffin, after lese &ban two yeara Ill &be Senate, 11 a hopeful cudtdate for RepubUcu Seute wblp, &be No. Z spot Ill the Senate leadership. We Will Be Closed All Day Thursday, Aug. lin Preparation For Big Sale Dies Tuesday Carpenter News, Notes STARTING FRIDAY, AUG. 2 COVERINGS Inlaid Linoleum-Ca-rpeting 2-Hour DRY CLEANING Get the hest deal In Ohio at Ingels FumituN. Aslc:·yournelghbort BVICE ••cau•sn C:INftlnt Ingels Furniture MIDDLEPORT '""* Our ~lOtH 1 I 'loltiiiOII's Cl•••r:i 1 , - , t 11.!1 "· '.. '""'~ :' , r' I. '1 ' . 1 • riOtt'and ltl:tiet crime wire laid By , United Pr~as rntcnatlouil' , At Jack&On, Ml~, a group·ot 15 to 20 Nesro youths entered a dleet1ng or the clt;y comm!s~~Wn Tllelday night and threw eggs, One bitting a policeman. Most ot fhe other cldea which experienced racial violence thla week were cplet. At Jack11011, the clt;y commlsalon was meeting when a. group . or young ~egroes entered, dem~ to be beard. ~rMor· ris Townsend asked the leader ot fhe 'grOup his name. T h e yoUth would not give It a n d Townsend said: "If you can't give me t h e . name on your birth certificate,, I don't have to listen." The youths threw eggs, one splattering a policeman. A window was broken before the commisalon adjourned the meeting and cleared the room. There were no arrests. Only scattered incldellts were reportes Tuesday in Gary, Ind., where several hundred persona were arrested in weekend violence. ' betore RePJhllcln · pl,~m wrlters todl,)' by Gov. Ronald R~ ot Callfo.,.ta and ~ IIIQaed ' ~· I I ~ Negroea bfllke WindOws for t h e CLEVELAND (UP0 - T h e Cleveland city administration and its handling of the bloody racial violence on the city's east side last week has become a subject of nationwide controversy. The national president or the Fraternal Order or Police, Philadelphia Police Captain John Harrington, said he would like to see a two-day nationwide police vacation to give the people a "taste of what this country would be I i k e without policemen." ' , JoQAaO ('(JPI).-DJrectJ.y '· ~ ~ ,v ina 011 vt~•.urban ' nies Wetfuesday I ·~I ,IJ,;. ' ' CiJri·~~~i(tg PfiliciBS.~~· : '' Mrs. Gardner I ) Me~tirig . New Shopping Center Slated \ )_ ' :tkdsay, Re~dn· urg, r '.f~~agerS '. .B ~·' Up/.- Say Po.pe Erred ' - NO SQUARE, aetre11 Nat,· lie Wood weara1arJe, round &laue• ud matebJu& ear. r11111 u lbe leave• Load!ID elrpert on her way to P~trll. GasCo .Opening ·Campaign R-..n clelnandlil a ,111l&ht,. to •n" ' polli'J. In v~ &M·Aid it ,.aid be "dlsaltroull'' for,the United Sates to apci!Jil !'11\Y peace settlen,i!ll)t. that nlilht ''hand Sout,h VIetnam - . ~ · Soutlteast Aala-.over to the Com!nunists," . Lind~~¥ lald the GOP lhould "asiUJIIe forthright 1-..rahfp ot the cauae or ending tills unwanted war on the other aide ot the world." He said this country' • "mistaken" lllvolvement ,in V·l e ~ n a !II baa ''elltranled the ~tY ot the American people frOm ' their eovtiJ'I!IIIent • . • reduced our lrlte~Oflal pre'&Uge to the lowest point Iii I!IOdern history •.• • endangered our precarious econow • • • ~alyzed aur national will and crippled our abllley to deal with our mostcrldcal domestic problema." Reagan called for firm meaiUl'ea to restore law and order, "make ciur streets safe," c:urb outbreaki -or uiilan violonce, and end ''Permissivenesa" by courts. ·" It rs too aimple to trace all crime to povert;y. or color," he Ald. "We must reject fhe ~ :· · · -that .v•ey dme a Ia~ Ia b~ locieC;y Ia (JIIlflf rather 'ti!U 111'.. . lawbnaker." i{ .Whfle ~efiY mulf "drt Whateyer la ~red to AIV~Jl[! : human beinla," he said, '~ : anmr. to poverQ' Ia Job..,.llllt; welfare • , .. we. cannot help~ ~ ' by ,bulkrupdng .file ~i dc!n." ·, i• , Lind~~¥ utaed the GOP fi! indorae the prq)Oiala or a,. natJona1 rlo4• cbmmlaalon for' up ~ ~- health ~ ~ · ' ~am• In urbaji' tit, lhettoi He llld 1111etme11t the 'prapoaala ml8ht COI!l· llbc!U'. $80 bDUon over the nPt foUf1 Yilll'l, but •'the colt af blactl,~ Ia even "If wa are to eliminate ~'• c~e and violence Ill till~ country, we must ellmluate tilt: bopeleaaas, rutlllt;y and anea.~: ttoil from, which .t h., IIPi'llll. •!i, he said. "There can be ad: lasting, meaningful order wia.;.;out )lstlce." ;c" crliter. ' ·. , . ' ~ ' SI'RIKE ENDS · Columbia Gas of Ohio,)nc. to- . AKRON (1)PO - A wilkou&day launched a mont!Hong camthat lcDed 700' IIJIPlolee ~ paign to enroll customers In tta ~ear Plant No. ~; budget payment program. , here ended Tueadl.)' 'lllabt w!MQ; C. T. Cassell, Middleport manstrlldDJ United Rubber wonc,.,: ager for the gas cOQany, ~d era a&reed_ to 110 back flO~;.· that during the coming mOith all of the eomp&fiY' s customers will be Invited to participate In the plan which spreads winter heatIJV costs o\'er I! year at no ex( ' power-aeekera are llnmedlatel.y: tra charge. By RICK DU BROW Cassell pointed out that last HOLLYWOOD ('(JPI) - With discernible. Polldclani who lack year alone more than 60,000 the Republican and Democradc clvWey, the finer q..Udes of economy-minded Mtural gaa cus- conventions soon to get under manhood and contact with tcmtera joined the plan. way, It is fascinating to ,.naua pnerations draW 1mJne,. "A customer not taki.. advan- consider televisiOP'a lq)act on dlate and deserved distrust. ' tage of the gas company' a budget Ute old back-rocm st;yle of Yet the 'old pr«edure hlnga payment plans pays about 65 per politics. on. And If chlnp Ia not cOIIIIna cent of his home' a anpua1 bill More and more, o~ gets the tcmorrow, can it be far behlnd'1 for gas service during the four ~.nWressioo that aontehow the For the hlahiY skeptical youn. coldest winter months, Clasell old closecktoor manner· of ger pneration soon wW be of said iecurlng nominadona Ia ew~ votiJW aae In larae IIUmbera, "A customer usiJV the plan tuaiiy docmecl to extintlon ·- aud Ita currert distrust or the normally pays the same amount chlelly because of the contrast- old system Ia bot,md to lieC\JM each month, approximately on&- trw new opermeas ,brCJUibt by much more prOIIOUIIC8d w demalldiJW, And If challpa are twelfth of his total amual coat video. for gas se~ce," be added. There Ia an unquestionable not brouiht about In reuonable "Each accoullt Is reviewed twice re•tiessneaa In the land over the time, can there be milch dQ!Ibt alllllllly, taking Into considefloo old-school way1 and ii baa been that there will be 18rloua tion abnomiil weather condltlonl weD dOc:umenied In countlesa dliturilllnctl7 . or other factors that might af- publlca~s and broadcaata that The trouble with televii\011 II . fect the monthly payment. Ad- much of the po_.'lllation feela It that it brings the clomocratic justments are made if neces- is not getting what it fWJ.y procedure . rtgbt "' Cloee, and sary." aiiddluly- or '1111 thlqp- pec.,ae , wilts. Beginning August 9 and conIn the pr&-televisloo clays,• are demandilli •dim~ Ill tinuing for 30 days, each gas there was doubtleaa the same action; that Is, the ~·,eli iii· blll mailed to a residentlll or feellJV, but Ute remoteneaa of the people, and not Jut i ·few, commercial customer wW shoW the pliiUc ftgurea and the whole to de~ the 1-.tera. Secret that customer the amount he procesa made lt difftcult for the couwlllltl, a~retl.y arrlwclat; would pay each month Wiler the mass pQPUlatlon to get u are a doalned Item ori till budget payment plan. "Custom- emotlonalb' Involved In the political nomination scene. er{ m~ join or continue to par- procedure. Because of the Oni wOildera what wcRild · ticipate in the plan sln111.y by remoteness aud the acCOIIII*IY- hqpen If a candidate oi -.Jor ' paying the "budget amount" I~ IJV lack of visual conlact, one ata~ wert outalde the ncdill dicated on the bill by a red ar- was more Inclined 'to jUst· trust pert.y ' apectnilll,' ~.. row," Cassell stated. the powers In charge, entirely on te•evlalmiand.. ·. He stressed that use of the plan Myth EJPOsed In I huge III'Qibe~ qf . ~f ( is optional and those who do not Television has expoaecl this What If he went a~t t\»,118 1 wish to particiJ*e may pay their· myth or aaaumed rlshtneas. No people and nciwbere eJee?. Alid . regular bill for gas used the pr&- looger can ~hrlsed state- what, If doing . thla and cediJW month which is also shown menta and quotes in news convinciJW the ·.,opulatklil U$t_ on the bill sfiOrles cover "' the deftclencles he Wll the belt· man, he .up of public flgurei who for so lq waa denied ofllce becauee ot the had been-and have been- syatem set "' to present .IIIII cowred "' by the clamor of protect part;y hacks? •' MEETING CHANGED It Ia a new clay, and 1lie · Due to the Meigs County Fair. dlatance. ccmbi.U011 · o( · televlalccl ·IIIII Now we look 011 the television the August meeting or the Meigs youth 1a going to help it'CCIDI , Local School District Board ot acreen and we see the eDt181'0fl Education baa been changed from without their clothes. Fools look about sooner than ' Ia ~ like fooli, aound Ilks fools and ble for ~ pera~ whi{~ Tile~, Aug. 13, to TUesday, act lite foala. 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