https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/5e533b3d2dfa2f73e14b5c1966218aff.pdf 8265ec3b6b551ccdae30fb0447a43422 PDF Text Text ' . • I' • 1-DQUJ Sentinel, tl!lalll'oy-lndd!eport, . - - ---- -·- -·- -··- ~--- o., June 12, 1987_ .) OCLel )' ... ort or .1\r.P.W and , • About by Su~· for the prop0~d Ohio support of aU · Melgs ·countlans River bi;ld1e project ln th• VI· ln securing a bridge. 1\i!lll}' of, Ravenswood • recelv· "We believe the people of Ra. td !rom lndlvldnaJo ~lid repn~ venswood have enough ammusentallve&, a number oJ )le~s nltlon th&t they can get t ~ e County· organizations In a P'•llproposed bridge bullt," ·said ' lie meeting of the Southern Olio Corporation Vlce President WU. velopment Corporation MondS)' llam Hayes, "But It Is up to us night. , to convince Ohio that n co""l· ApproXImately 75 persons ga· dor route and approaches must thered ·to hear a project prO· be linked to this iaclllty one< it gresa report on work to 1ote Is programmed." and to Usten to developmf'lll Hav.,, presiding over t hI! .:c::or:!por=at::lon::_..::of:::fl.::cl.::als:_ur=.::.ge:_.:the::.:..._ __:m:.e..::et::ln:::..g ~--~•_ absence of Pres- Clwrlene Hoeflich, Tel. 992·5292 • Mostly 1111111)', qalte w 1 r m aod hnlllld lbrongb Wedno&day. Fair, wann tonight. High loday opper 11011 and low 108. Low too • nlgbt lk. _.,. POMEROY-MIDDLEPORT, OHIO • • I Wembley from our About Pomeroy ., riKht for Dad on Solid •olora, Nil•• bis day. · palsleyl, a\)Celll& Select bls favorite W&IJibley Ia tilt Indicated bls overwhelming sup. port 1o the project and said he feels sure the CIC organization will give Ita endorsement oo the proposal. E. F. Robinson, president of the county planning commission, also gave the support of that organization as did Char· les R. Karr, Sr., president of the board of county commlsalon- ers. C. E. Blakeslee, county ei· tension agent and community leader, urged the group oo point toward an overall planning program !or the area and announ· ced an $8,000 grant will arrive thls week to do comprehensive water and sewage planning for the county. to die Soulllen ~ Corporation's eflprU. Representalivea of townsbiPI, ,,, lncludlng Letart, Lebanon, an4 , Sutton and Racine, · SyracUBt; and RuUand village officials It]. .: 1 ao attended. · ' Several olber offlclal• ,f It was announced the aouted a11lstauce ideas ~ ;; ~ enswood Bridge Commission · project and beard Hayer 1:2 ;'I arranged for a meeting that all wltlloR organi "' .!0. ~ this ll'onth In Athens tn dacu91 to Rive thtlr silpport · .c 2 the project with officials of thai projeel .by pvlng end01 ~.. '· '§ J· _..:::..:::::... area. • "' - -. < . ;:: }? :~ :r.- en tine _ ~ .!. ' ("'.1 ; : _____ Now You Know .: ..s : : Shevaol, llle Jewillb feast weeki, begbu II 1111ldown day oo commemorate lllo lug of llle Ten Cotltmllllldl..;.tll lo Moses on MI. Slaal 10v• weeks afler lhe Exodus lroaa Egypt. .;:;: ,,.... -:,....,.:_.: ~ . BuY Dad·a tie b1 have the Sblrt !UBI aiDS _____________________________________ Dnoted To TM lntMull _ 01 The Melp.Muon .4rflfl VOL XX NO. 42 Give the best. We It Ia believed that It a bridge Is built by West VIrginia, the approaches and access roads will be 011 the way. 'nte proposed corridor route would link wllb U. S. Route :13 In the vicinity of Five Points. according to present plans of both the Southern Development Corporation and the Raven .. wood Bridge Commission. Bernard V. Fultz, president of the Meigs County Commlllllty Improvement Corporation, ·-- - -- ·-- -- Weather I an fl ldent Frank Cleland, Indicated West VIrginia Is bear complet1ng an engineering study od lhe posolblllty oJ llnklng Interstate Roule 77 to a bridge aero" the Ohio River within a flve mlle area of Ravenswood. The Ravenswood bridge commission, made up of some of the leading Jackson County W. Va., citizens, Is working In concert with the Southern Deveiop. men! Corjloratlon on the p10o posad project, Hayes said. • Ion us TUESDAY, JUNE 13, 1967 rant • IS A $1,&74,000 Economle Dove- new high school to be construe- ness today, praised the m!1tlopment AdmlnlBiration grant ted by Meigs Local Sehool Dis- ance of Senator Young and to help Install tho Tuppers trict and will also permll the memb- ., of the board of trusPlains-Chester Water Sy&tem ln establishment of commercial lees of the Tuppers Plains · Meigs County has betm approv· enterprises In the Tut>P"' S Chester Water District ln work· ed. Plalns-Chester Water District ing on the project. 1 Thli announcement was made area," said Sen. Young, Lindsey Lyons, water dlslrlct 'M d nlng b Se Frank W . Porter, Jr., Pomeboard chairman, ln turn, ex81 ;.nn a:o::e (D-0Jo) :~m ~ roy attorney and legal •~viJOr pressed special appreciation _10 ~ h' "" g 0 C ffi of the water district, also re- attorney Porter for the continas 11'6'011 • • • 0 ~ce. vealed loday approval has also ued ' ' votion he has given the Senr' • Young said the <Vater been received from the ''rm- project. system will serve oo permit ln- 1ers Home Administration lor a "Attorney Porter deserves a dustrial and commercial growlh $1,116,000 loan to complete fl. big pat on the back from everyin Meigs County. nancing for the system. one who will benefit from this "The system will serve the Porter, in Columbus on b"si- rural water system," Lyons l FIVE CENTS rove said. Other trustees of the Tupper< Plains-Chester Water Distri' t are Carl Barnhill, vice president; Harold Blackston, a nd Delmar Baum, and Eldon Gaul, secretary. Chairman Lyons indicated this morning the next slel to make the proposed water system project a reality will be to inform the Seico Engineering firm to begin final plans for contract bidding. The water district, expected to cover approximately 160 miles mainly In Meigs, but a11o in a section of Athens county iJ1. eluding the new Federal-Hocllo ing High Scboool, Is ezpected to be under construction by thla fall, according to reporlll today. The water district, aecordlng oo Lyons, grew out of a "dream' of a few residents Ia the Tupo pers Plains area about ll'.ree years ago and gradually mUBh· roomed as FHA officials enter· ed the picture and urged that other areas also he Included In the proposed system, ---------------------~----~~~--~~--~~~~~~~==--- ... the Long, Hot Summer llli> -1@1!\iWJ! . eON SALE f,LL WHK A·. u0'i)l Sf.JR." Ben Franklin Store POMEROY See Our Main Street Window for Father's D•y Gift SvgfHt'OIMl j Be Thrifty! Save All of Your Saleslips Proal ~ Elberfelds In Pomeroy · 12 FT. LONG-BELL· ~UILT-IN KITCHEN with matching --FlOPEH 1 appliances ELBERFELDS DRAPERY DEPARTMENT I I I I ' DELUXE .., ' I I I replacement cushions ]. . I I' I' SOLD i 4 HOURS After The Sentinel • 100" soft foam tilled • oovarad In oare-lraa heavy supported vl~yl • extra thlok 4 seats Wlien Sht Rln Thls Want at mit 11 eomfort and beauty and etthesame tl~t f.~ your patio • treeh new look with colorful ~~CHE Seout .te~t c~mp. T floral print !epltctmtlll euahlona. COMPLETE KITCHEN .~· S64900 s pc. &Jider set .... •.. •.. • " • " • " · WR1IOII' DISHWASHER S499.00 ... $8"'10 VALlE ·Pomeroy Cement Block Co. 634 f MAIN 992:.1193 POMEROY MEIGS THEATRE 2 pc. chaise set .................... Pomeroy, 0, 2 pc. cha:ir set .•••••••• 9·· •••••• ".. PilloW Arm Set . . . . . . • . • • • • • • ~ • . . TONIGHT ond TUISDAY Juno12·13 "THUNDER ALLIY" (Teobnicolorl lulnette Funlcello, 'F•blan", Diane McBain COLORCARTOONS: What Hopplnltl Nn•r Too Mlny Porty Poll-, $25.95 l6 95 · er! 100j! condition. Cheap 1 •• ~.95 ' '• $3.95 BE THRiml SAVE ALL OF YOUR SALESL~PS FROM . .ELBERFELDS IN .PO~~Ror· .·: ' . ·~. . . t ' ••• ~ Huated, Phone '~~ 8 B· ~tc Appalachia Gets Progress Review �... ...... ,...,. . _~ .. t By FRED MCMANE Inning Pittsburgh ooat St Lou11 7-6 10-Z, Washlngl<ln ed&ed Cblcago their last IS outmgs Allen UP! SporiiJ Writer b1g righthander set down and Houston defeated San 11-1 m Z2 bmmgs, and Clevelandlcrashtd two doubles and a Smce Dick Farrell bes gone on sttlkes during his seven FranciSco S-2 beat Collforma 7-5 m lllnmngs smgle and scored tw•ce Hank on reUel again, the Philadelphia and one-third molng stmt to In tbe American League Allea Sporko Wll Aaron led the Braves' altack Phillie& have begun a his ~11th VICtory in e1ght Boston beat New York 3-1, Farrell benefitted h:om the w1th two hils mcludmg hiS 18th war on pitching poverty. Mmnesota whipped Detrmt 11 >, hUtlng of Richie Allen as the Ihomer of the year wltb two men /:e~1~::!: ~~!~~ __ onl..:y:_oth _e_r_N_L__:g::_am _es.:•.::B:.:a:lti=m:.:o:.:re__::w:::al:::lopedc.-~:.:K:::a::IIB::a::s:_:C::li::.Y;.:P_:h::tll:::•es::.:w:_:on::_:th::e::n-~10th::_!:ga::me::_m~a~boa~~r_"d:_________ .: _I_n_the 1 beat rehef pitchers In the : ~~:~~:y ~·~~te:4or b: Houston Astros for the past several years but bas returned ex<1• 1 y to bis old trade ~ • .:r.•:r., e.r::;: I'' """' ..... ..=:.,..' ;t n J:''"'..,''"',."' .,.,.,.. • h c s •k Bl H ~ Ig ourt t fl es ow m ..... ;~!:;~":,~ :.::=~ Humital News •:.. . ::=!.t~e:,~=~~ :r'f:~ri'al Leon, W V:a JOhn A Daugh.. ~~~~~.~~~:red "o~e~ ~tv;~~"~~~-:; erty, Rt 2 Pt Pleasant Mrs tc. re•&nr whichever 11 the 1reater ..,.tee IJ provld•• Ia more iban oa• James s ReeJ Jr RBCIDI, fton::u~~~~~~:~~,:~·,ut:,;~ Terrill J WUiet,'Po~oy, John unl~ c DOWIUe. lO Ic l\ll0U8 8JDD "- Vr"'man Middleport Dale t'of .,.. I I f'\A I J miMd '' "' .,,.,,..... ,, '"' ...,.. w Hill, Jr , ftt zRacine Char- William ..,,.n e r , son ::U:-::"'"' •• ..... """"' "' "'"' les H Barnhart, Rt 1 Middle- Mr and M.-. William Downie, sOCTioN 1 '"" VIII••• of ,.... ,, port Mrs Earl w Brlckles, fs re\>r~tlng !tle1gs County POI1 re..neJ Ill• ript to JWQulr. U. me,wrement ot water denvered. to Ash1Jnd, Ky , Mrs Tomnne at the prnua1 Oh10 Forestry '"' ...-,' 101"• ' """"',...~~~o~ .. Hopki.. • Rt z Pikeville• Ky ' Comp op f>llke Cle~denln• In r 1te1 w ,.w~tr•l• 1eJ'Y1ee e 4• n.:_ termined trom sueh water metar n..t Mrs J a tn e 8 p Perf(U- r.ue-~y vuuntv" Soonsors of 1"''' ,. •>loll • .,.,, 11M ""' ,., I 18\l'ef aervie:u •ball be th• ntH .. t Ison McArthur J,Jrs J 0 hn th e trro are t hP. pomeroy Nat:b~=··~=r~:.~·~b:~ IE Slavens, Rt sJpcbon Mrt hnnj:ll 8Pn1r Rnd the P'armers n""'" ,."'t,, """" " ~ ., Ben~amln F Lowe, Rl I Lon- I!Pnk anrl ~•vm« Comoanv ru•uc AII•U't ,, jJl• vn~at• ,.,u 1 -,,e Ohl • .,,ore•trv Csmo ,.. .... .., rtrbl ,. '"'''u •• "" •• don erry, snd t.jrs Ray E Ke•vr :::'"ua:n ==..~•=rln.~J 1ey, Rt t South Point M r 1 vnnne DeQn}• IR o'lP.rotprl bv tile Pllrnped ll'(lm Wtlllll or otber IIIIU'I!M Ronald L BlshoD Ironton Le•· flhlO Fort~tr'V AsqocHthnn ror :r~lk ~'I: .;! 1.! M R14ale, Rt I I,tverpool. the "'""""" nl e•CilUrP•I•• bettho mol., '" .,.,...,,..,. ..,... ... w Va William W Kirk Iron ter ut!U•l•tl.., nl our lo•..t re Pocketbook Counter at Kip's B11otery •ecnuc11 ol auch met.erln1 d • 9 11\e rore1o1nt char,.. are minimum ton MrR Harold L R1char !InurN's afld thP.P renl~,...~~oment ;::·~: ,:·~.:~:·.r.. '~l·~·~ laon, Ashland Ky "'" Elm•r ofMr'"""nowniP hq~ u...r ' ' obllCat.ed lo i1)Cl'Ja&e tht IIMt .., 1111 c Wilson. Rt l Oak HlU Mrs t'Arnf'th1tfl.ff tim• lboul4 Ule revenuet of the aanl its ll'alld operung m 9 a m to 5 p m Mon d a y The tnterlor of the bulldlnl ltarv uw,.r•u a1sum and 11ewne dl• JaiJles P Jntmmonds, Rt 1 qjr YP.Iilnl nf 4 M "lnh wnr\- '" Wednesday will ~· through Friday a~d from 9 , ha> been redeeorated f01; t be :::;•• ~d~!'.':..r.';'..~""!:!\::~':.'.n:: 0~ Hlll !.llos Beverly Burch th• n. •• ""''"" ., •• ,.... '"~ 1 new sboe store m to a p m on Saturdays new business le~~;pen~et •ftJI the debt ""1ee cbarc• Cottageville, W Va , Mrs J PM! ' u f11.,h u,. II!PI"Vf&"' Jtfl 1t or tM tlolldt UN•~ tP pay tU ~ltlt n-.... n...bol •t AI'· the new sto r e, Il - - - - - or cooatl'\lcun1 pld faenltltt 9r •• lvu~er ~ , uans, w va • r "Tftn (' -wno~~o,, ~~~ RI •".An I ·~ ' ~; 'WID be located on North IWJI!SIIm' ':1 ITT :P•! n ·u 1p tenaions to said •Y•tflm Ralph M Fout ' Jackson Mrs r."ve ~ q ('I ..~ ('omf't In 1GIIA pcTJ.OM • liiiPIIW 1M blU ror .,., IS 8t m quarter!! formt>r COLUMBUS (UPI) Gov dl"l'lt"e readerfld by the aanltary nw Sherman E Gilmore Athens, W~A , ...ln"C! ('nuT"•· rto1P.a!llfP to by tile Roush Shill Jamn A Rhode• ali' tfMia; :~~~ '~!~:',. ~Jd '!~~ :a~J James W Tackett, Jack~on f ..P ,.,t ...""h1n t'hf'loot ~"' 11"<:t'! are Walter Starkey and 1 ho noed ore llllormatlon he- • • .,,., •'" "'""' •• ••'" bllliN Mrs James N Sljumate Rav· at 1\'p•hm•tor Jl r •n~ Is G Roed both or HuntJnl fort t~t1 ~.D decide whether ~tl:l:-.~~~r:=. uu:-:·v~1!.~ ;::.~ enswoodl ¥rs~ Bobby c Wltl~· r.n...-p- • IIP.fVItla lltt t",O~JI""~r te support tile proposed Lnke !~e~~~~h~~c:n:_ ol~~h :;~'J:!a"1:! up Columbus, Mrs Albert K nr th.- MP:iq~ Conntv 4 H Com W Va 11\, Erl~lo River CaDII "'"""• '"'' ,,.. ,.,m••• •• •• •• H•ndrtcks Rt I Wmf1eld W "''".. «t'th men havP had a nlim • • :!!~on:u '~.e S:.t: !~~~:u::'•:,,.~ Va , Robert S StAlut, Rt 4 AI· HP lA r.omn1P.tlf!a hf~ second ()f:!F. of years pr<'VIOU!t e:.:pen 'I He decllaed to joiD fellow th c1er11: t• tltnb' •utbOrir.M P 4 bany VP.Rr as A "'"lor T.P"""" ot th~ t-TJ~ 1n the wholesale shoe bUi I , Go Ra ond 8._, 01 p dlreeted 1.0 c•rtiiY tN de~nqlllnt b~l1 .n~is This ~ their 'lr~t rPfR After almost seven years v ym " en.. plu• the penalties to th• ounlf "" BlrtbJ P'li!~Pr " 'R1tfArP. 4!lllb He l!! a ,.~ure Kipling and M T Shaw1 serv1re W11l1am R Stephenson nsylvanla, In relullna: W Kug.. !f~.~~~~:!~o~axa:, ~d ·:..:;.~::: Mrs CUfford W Ward mr"'kP.r "t M~~oi~a County Jun port tile CIIIIIL ·~ "'"""• ., •• State Sl son, 10 21 a m Montor F•lr Board 1 Jr ' has been d1St' har~e d from m 11 flEa ld I~CTION II Th• ewur pr va"' d M Donald W rth I d ~; 1gtorP ;~, handlP men 'i lh~ US Navy ;;utJ.!"' f"'~&4A n;''*' pre~.,ertY wtal('h P served or may ba ay rs A a , H'fl WP''~ PfiMTllll&tl e tfl camn ·.." a bY the u;~:,.~~=·"t, Hartford, daughter 3 11 p m Smwley bv hi" mr~•.,,.r an~ will •11ft!•n' • ldre"'' and o' hv • 1 Stephenaon served as a medl Talent Hunt Opens ~:;'.,'~:.,:;,~ ......,. onl4m ••• Monday Mrs Juhn E Slavens, relurr. S•tum' of lh" week ,hrs m addltJnn rac1uu•• t.o ~CC~nwe' ""11 "...,,,.,":!':!!! Rt 3 Jackson 908 ft •s p m ~ to hand~a 1;s cal corpsman and was station • tberelrom &hall •• well •• e ' ll '" ho•1erv •nert w•ll hr oo rd al Camp Lt Jeune, NC, •t With Sunday Show I o1 " ' '"m"" .. "•••• '" ••• " 1 Monday Fed 1F d11 N0 t Pnli)g !!perJols and on Werlnes the lime of his discharge on 1 , ~~~~.:r.:~ ::~~~:~:. ·,~:!:'S:~tt9 ::~' PIICJiartet BJ'J IIJJ Pll u.o.Jt •hall apply II. •hall C<lh lilt Ql , ...... r C9JUWCUOll , ~eter I ";;;:. :'':'. 1':"=: R N Sh s 0 s ootery ew oe tot"e to pen . re•ou'"' -... ' lp ' • pl~andcomrruudi:~:.. no etfinmm they were plannmg to accept re-t the JOba, which he agreed &o do ' m 30 Days Left Discharged From US Navy 1 e!!; l I 4 ..";,::T·,r:: 1 • II ''* •J.ecwr. .,.,., ..... w.... ...... ':"? v;:,....,, ,,._ """'": ,:.:t: w::. ... f I ' ~- ELECTRIC HEAT IS: Braves o t}ast senators Bucks ID . DO•Of•o·Ie Garne T0 RemaJfi • • NCAA PIay .... Obedient .... U an' Cheerful ,._. Thrifty Flameless Norma Goodwin florist e~!.~5~ ;:::~~~~~m~p~m~~~~Sw~a~n~---=~=::::~~ (10). ---.. '" ~~;1$i a nm~ar;ll~tbl~s~>lin·~;:~~~=~~B~o-~ tnd T. 70;o!lo .-- .... Helpful .... Maintenance Free .... Clean i .:m ot ass rill DAily SINT'N'' •• THE SHOE BOX RedJegs EdgeyankS 6•2 i:) . !! •"'' $2.99 to $6.50 " ''* Mr and Mrs John Weeko, Reynoldsburg lB the guest' of hll C ed grand parents, Mr and Mrs EJ. r Jtors of the Pomeroy don Weeks BaQd Boottera ASin have 30 d h ht k f The Rev and Mrs Mendl 0 ~klw t~~r •:a ' or or Sm1th aqd family wllo have pea been re~•4illi In the Nye Ave All outstaQding bllls of the property of the Enterprise E asSIJC!ation are to be turned In U 8 Church have moved Ink! to the as1!9clallon w1thm 30 the parsonage which recently :!t days At the end of th;J.t Ume, Wlderwent extensive remndeJ.. funds on hand will be turned ov mD and redecoratinJ M.. q • ''" er to the MeiJZS Consohdated Sm1th Is recuperating after roe-. Band Boosters Assn At the end cent hospitaltzaUon for rnedf. o1 that period the PomerniJI • •- cal treatment socir ""' will be dissolved Mrs 0 P Tompkins, 11 y lead~r and the Rev and Mrs Meeting In ' flna) aeaojon the C '!elvin Alkire. United Meth1st Chu-·• Pomeroy AssocletloQ to ..... ·- at LakesIde I nd voted "·-·'d "¥ H.lJI ~.. hove Dan Wh le a ""''"' for the allllual collference of Lannlng, repair wtnna ln the Ohio Methodist Churches 11 1'• "'v•m- "'"' and "'" ha•s Ju'"' 6 He was awardlld the WliTN TV I lim Talent Hunt '" •• •"" '"''"' •• Mrs An4rew C Be91tie Vllus Doing Whole Job boottera conoqalon llo<>th on M•ss Marv Ann Fields CoNiff be g:IVPn to wnr)'lPn vl~lt Purolr He~rt for wuunds re- IS under way Talent Hunt WllJ I!:!7';~Ndl•~•~al ~. 1\f:rebY deii~J"fl Hartley Jr' Le~ Ann Kenny 'l'ht.> importaJlee of ~()luntary the Pomei'Qy field, A 4iJWHlQR lnmlnJs R'O£"'"' thP weekfl'"rl h~re n• '"• e~tohll •hm•nl Ct'tved while •emng In the Do- have the usual 14 prohmmarv ~ ., • """"''" ,,. '' '"""''"' ,... lllrs Carl Ma)'llard Ney J Par agenCies such •• the llearl 4s- was held on .. ndlnv band mem- with her varenls Mr and Ml'l!'e store will b• opon from mmora" Reoubllr :•bows &Ired Sundayo at 8 P I' ~~~ION ' "''' "' •""""";': ,": ~er Milford Jleynol4s Pearl 81lclatlon even lhoogh federal hero to 8 ollnlc to be held In Jpseph Foelds and son Jetrr , "' with wmners competmg •n :!:'" <>•~,:;;.~-;,:·~!" ~"~..... Ball~r Jlqford M~Csl~ Mrs fpnds are oolnJ 4esl~ated for Att b ~ t II WN decided ~lso home for the week:;d ~~e ~~n ~~d~:~;: ~ndst::. ~~ ::~ ~~~ ~~a~e~~; ~r.d ;~.::r:. 'd,::~ ~rrelt J lMfman !llld 'tnfant res:~:~~ b~piiJ!~~~ t"~' ~lnat ~~:nc aPY repr~n- WBI Patricia Fl&~l a SUI\Wpl ,. v•v•an Ar nott Rocme, stePhe tember t wltll a natlllllallv "'"' s•cr•o- s Thio "'""""" 1• •• ~•ul!lll~r ~" Orvlllf I( Len •m ' ' Y r 0 r "' 011 10 ""' IIIQiley open or ~r" at Holzer Hnspltal " .. •• ,.,.. _ ,..'f:l: dars and 1 1 1 d M Kll'k, pretl4ent IP ~Is raPOrt that actiVIty cep be •polled toDfvf'l"'r.n T() NTJI:RY.~T Of son has reJomed h1s family Ul jhown 11t~r emceelliJ tht final• ~~ ~~t !'ru:r~~:r::eu.~~~~·~ ll4JI aug er at the annQBI meeting of the w1rd11 tbl' puroha• of new Wli, hMF.:I!lS M~Rt'N ARf.A Ph•ladelPhla Pa where btl Th .. nte ta ......,,.... ,, "',,.., .. """"'"''"' Central Ohio u.,.rt A~ll4!n forms Towboat Worker'• lf has acx•epted employment wlth l e "' co ' nts (two wm "' '"' "'' 01 "11111 ' "~''"" '""m Sauer Attending v 18 1n jured ' " " ' " ' • > •• , .,,.,••., th PI 1 d lohi p 1 D , nero from each prellmlnarvl ••• ....... , '" " , .. ••• '"' T~raday 11 lbe Bher•ton Hotel s· oot 0 'I .......... _.., ..... e ,, a e 11 attendICe"· eoar~ ...... "''' ... """'., 1..· f'.onfl'l'flnt-e at take In Columbus IN OPEDA'"'ON n PT PL"'ASANT-Harry FlowPhil wt t1 be V*'-DJ for first prtce 1,..,...., rr~J 1rant of rund• tor • porUOil ol •":tt·,, U"'"'" ''v,J''I' ..,. N~ ~~ .tlllll• '"'r""' 'lhmrllu ... mefl WI a uw a , ' 1the vm.,111 •anlt.,., '"'"''N" •r•t.t~ H1rold Sluer, Me1""" Local ''lnsplWofthesl1arplncreo- Mariner .......... ,..A'"'portal Do11 en of c:u Ch•ndler Drlv,, Ohio Y ""'' "''I>IIM~~· I'Aflln• ..... delohl '" Pollee Academ\- start. an appearpnce on ABC !Iii Joey wltll trtatment fadUUe• which tiie • .., H'l"""~ " "' I ,,.,.h .. nt~o Ill ,.,.'".. r"~ 1"1 .. ., 24 He 1 l Bishop Show and $1 000 cash I herein lmprovem WI constltll.... a pol' School District l('!Jitlance coun m aovtmmtnt fundt for ~ re· ald R Smith, 1011"'Vf. of Mr and Point Pl~aaant received an fit.. F..- ~:;~ ,~~:~;:'" "" ::~t~~~e his rned~~ !:!s to Second prize wiJ1 be' t300 :~.nreorUa:~!~.~ 1 ~••~'\'i:!:= se1or, It at Like Rope Lodce search," I'll lllkl, uprtvaP 11v.. Mn flll)l~ ~ Smiijl of Rt jur-' fQot while wQrklng on the ..._____. " ,,,,, .... "'"' "'"'""'lo!1 for a two-day con!treMe fur lng COli mllke allollkaot ron- 1 omeroy, IA!Qk part \p flehl- Ohlp ll1ver towboat Mar~ E~ ,;:;[';;;,,; 1'Q ..,..,~ ·~· " """' 1 ••••"• ~"~ ''tJ&f.' ,...~oi""' Southeastern Ohio school coun tr•butlollll by provlll!lll 1w1M tp1 jus\11111tll of Da Nang, Vl- ern Mlll1dav evenln• while llli " 1 WIL' FORD ON "' •nop LAUNCH PIIOBEII A'""' R~<>onl B•ll••· aelora for tt•-•-' la~"l"'- ...... e'"·- •• ~., of o.nptr•tum bpat was preparln• to 1 oe" 1 ~•l'lfl•l td•l'rtlllllfiJ ,..D-e••""'''•" ., '"" M,rv,,., ~rlr: ol CO\l.neU ~'IP!M ',-nf P'1"'JIII' ..,.,,., "fff!t"i "' l'?,t• H ,. ~ • ... ... " Klm••l• '"' ,., """' 1 UO<.OW (lJPI) - Two Sov (~ " ... .. ConsultoniiJ (or l!le ''Woodo!de for QDf ......-oo 01' - . r 411 UnlO!' IJ'' whll• tlfl'lllne with through the Gall moll• dam ""<:•~ •~ •••• ,,., ,_ Alrmsn Apprenllco Gary K let •pace probes raced •11rouMb ~ Chats" are Harry Meek, dl•trlc:tj ~ fed11'JI Jllllll«< f114 ~· 8e<'ond Baltalton, Filth Mo- According to reports FI01f• 1W11Hord, USN, 1011 of !\lr ~nd 1 - today on aeparate mle ' I •"!! •oTOco •• .Vl,fl'I:.~V.J.. JlUpervlaor of die Dl91tl'lll ol by lll&illaa ~· '"llllilt {1\1' ,... llqlinent, Flnt MJ!W sts fell appro:<)l)l~tely 'to '-' , f'"""""•• .,.., n.u.,,.., m Mrs Harry L Willford ol Third SIOnl ''"" or lttollr 1 1011•1• 'ro~ lluldanet and TetilftJ. Colum- tilnt lflllt-. Jlltl~ ,!fbi~ 1DivlalQl!, !rom the top of an ~l!lntv ba~l "'"""' .;;...;:..•••,~·:••~..·-;:" :; St Racine 11 m Lon1 Beach ~ ~= .~ .~:f'l' J..~'11 ~......, llus Fred ):.911t!r, --~nee dl- mtr 1!411 )lO fllfil's'!f !lr f!llllr Into a full barpo and QU)l"\1 t~l :[: ...."••• 'Yn.. .,,,. , , Coli!, servln~ aboard the PaDANCI! TON!Gifr ~· ·~..";;~.~·~ m;~:~n ~ 1rec1or ()I llle .lllllllbrl~l' - etty IDI'II'!IIJiflnl lU91ll•o¥W'J1II ORpWN.I tendon< and ligament• In hli • •ut~· .,., ,.,.. .,..,•. ,.,. ~· Dille Fleet support aircraft •ar The Middleport Fire Depart- 4.,,::.,:: lito 'if~......,. !fotP ~QOIJI R~y PM1 JI!!JW Jecll aa OIIJ f!llb tcll4tol •~4 WAJI.IIPI, !)bill <liPI)-DJ- IQOt He was troamt at Holzer ~"'~ rler USS Kearur1e The II. ment will 8poosor Jft out-door ~.. <iJ\0 .... •• "" tl¥ib .dirfiiiOI' In lj)e l\(lN QQ\lQ\J collfg, IWGIJ'l!lll ert rwlmf ~ vld Amendolara, 14 YounR&- HosoiiiJI lot the Injury and 111 -1 ,....... - -· ...... •• QIIO ton "flaltop" haa returned dance papty !Dr area teen"~·· ololm• ••'J. :::..:ue~ wiiOI• .... Sollllol~. IIIII llr, ~ IJ'Prn. amD~e• Ill tli!J" I~Jm Qro'flllltj Notl!l" In c.- l'f'Uneratln~ ~t his hpme ""' I ~ from O<llliiiOilng antl-aublllarlno he•lnnlnl at I 'm klnlllht at ~ •••• ,... .., , '""' ,,. suwJo!~llftl of 1fiiit ~· Pl C JtJOll!l ~"'f, l'olliJilo 4tr Lqe 81 li!J!Witrim nm ers I• ~ 111•111~ of l)le J'OI~ 1 ~_!:~.. warlart exerc1ses oil the coaal the MIIW!aoorl Cntnm•tnlty Park ,..,.:" ~~··.':'~~.. """"" tnce program. It ~ l)iYIIIIIP bus. was named presldenj f4lr ,ilere Re W!IJ tlfJII 'Ill ATI'Ivlll a\ Pl•••ant Volunteer Fire Depart ~ Gf Califorma with the Jaya emceeln& "' u. ,., .,, ,.. jol Vocational ~tlonaL the comlni year. st. J01eph'1 !&pial menl stepheDson • :-.:.~::.o::;o:.--:- H from your borne. and from your place of hulln•n," Jofumtn said II b 1 i proclamatloa "And fty It Iii u. 5. KEDS TIME 1 About Pomeroy John "naoma& Weeks, ·~:Fly ..,.,.,.., L' S rne cores 'I ~t!d Around and To Turn Rills Jnto Boosters ~ Trustworthy no IW'"semen 8, lmmedl tely g pool $700 M26~. tf"-~a...,;;.'•ll!'•~~.. aarutary sewer, $3,682 80, $858. 71 " , sewer system COIIBtr~won, no receipts and no dlsbursemeniiJ parking meter, no recetpIs $33 u•• genera1 bo n d retirement, no receipts, t33 42, 1eneral bond retirement no re~<77 "' ce Ipts' "' '"' Rece~pts fqr t~ month toWed $16 252 94 comp red f dl - Mr and Mn Gary Kennn , a o s ""J bursemenls IDII!ilng f1457 911 and son, Akron, were weei!IIICI ' vlsJtors of Mrs Edith Thomas, Liberty Ave ' and Mrs Cora Wiggins Lt Cot and Mrs Harl"' Brown, retired, of Columbus, are the guests of Mrs Le. Rouah ~ •econd copped a five-run rally m the SIXth that latged southpaw Steve Carlton With hiS I "I ~~~---- Ends Longest :~: ~~:~~ ~~;~7I;~~ ~~;;n:. Garne ··n HI.story; Washi·ngton w.·ns Stargell's homer, his mnth of • 'RecordUnbleons• hed Ttgei"S Jfi pomeroy Boys' ACtiOfi ' Meigs sends ..•• '' ....•• ' . . . . . 1 ~-- General Fund Balance Near DO~!fi~:~;.f~n ":a~~v:~~ $25 000 lD ' u:ddl .. :::•x, ':; w.,......,, '"" Willie star ell and Maur Wills drove mgf•ve runs betwee~ them With home runs as the Plrales snapped the Cardmals liVe-game wmmng streak and I helped DenniS R1bant to h18 second VIctory of the year II ~ "'k'" .., •·••"'., - ., , b. -r er se1d ht did not bave baske~ • O -A rat.a eharJed rnoi.l\1111 \)' Uw Vlllap l..ft)J chin 1 .. (;U4111liTI];) M !JL·m:~~ I but the mdjv•duaJ VltWi were court extended liS famous 11164 ol MICdl•••" Ohjo ... """" .... coa i esper once \fA&IIN\iTON I UPI1 The so m~y and vilfled that 42 New York T1mes decwon, :!.'!'~. '\:,.r,.:':,'::! Bobtr Botpllll; ;~~= lf# e~ort The sroup laid II wanted an Su~reme Court ended 1ts 1966 upm10ns were need<d to ••- ~b1ch held that a pobhc elfl '" .,.,.., 1, '"' ~rs 2-4 and T.& P m all around athletic pi"OJI'&m and 67 "rm by atrikmg anothar 1pr"' them all riBI cannot collect damages for ..~::";:,.;;;; ...,. .....,,., 1unly on Pediatrics Ward The bal.nce of aU funds In Mldd eport II$ of May 31 o~e that tilt boys wouldn't be blow for the Negro, broadenmg In on• of the last legal strong statemenls about his off•c•al rv.' '" 'poo &.'"''" - ,., noo•lb .... Adm"sltal 14 totaled ,H,489 93, accordmg to the monthly report to defeated on lbe ooncll, stating the defenses to ltbel and b1d 1holds to be nttacked on behalf conduct unless be can prove ;•.:.::;-::: ,...;,":;.... _ ,., monlh Mrs Ora H Anderson, 119 council of Village Clerk RiIt was oot nace1881')' Ill win aU 1 1 dmg farewell to a long t1me of Negroes the court ruled 9 malice """ Third Ave • Lyletla Fraley, chard Batley m11111 pool t301188 sanlta1v se- the game~ Ill !lave a good team member Tom C Clark to 0 m a V~rgm1a case that a[ The court set aSide a 5110,· ~ '• ,..., .....,. - .., month Cedar St • Mrs Myrtle J Spen- The general lund balance It>- wers, ~.696 88, .. wer system ~~ if they developed t 1 a~ In a tvp1cal adJournment I state may not prohibit mam 11011 award won agau1st t h e 1,.'..""" '" ''""' , ....,. - .,, ...... cer, 1110 Fourth Ave • Roger L. taled $2189311 w•th other bal- cons~clion, nli 73, parking wor~ and cllaracter II w 11 lelugr or deciSions and orders I ages between Negroes an d 1Associated Press In Fort Worth 1 .. ..,. •• ,....., • ' " • " ' - . ., .,. . . . Vance, 19 Mill Cretk, C e c II ances mcludlng cemetery, $41t.l meter f37 50, general bond ''' worth a lot later In life \londay the court also grant wh1tes Mamage "one of the ' by MaJ Gen Edwm A. Walker , "~... ,• .,...,.,uon•-po•monlhiHall, Rl 2 Bidwell Larry p 40 street mamtenaQce, $13- lirement, .,,5051li AI the board meeting last •d another protcctmn to cr1m1 baSic CIVIl nghts of man fun The opm10n sai4 Walker was ":,001100 ,. ,...., .,~~o..._ • .,.. HarriSOn, Rt 1 Gallipolis, Mar- 310 18 state highway '12%89 lloooipiiJ and disburse enta week, Ewl Keefer, llr. Leonml •usperts and casl P "usnl• damental to our very exlslence publte figure ' about w b om "'"' llyn K Clme, Rt 1 Crown City' fire equipment, f211161 plan- respectively for these fundn for ard Brown and Harry Siders ous eye al elrdr miC eaves and survival " said Warren people have as legitimate an It!:..;.••;,.!'f,'o ·~~"'...iii :..:,~: Dan S Green, Patriot, Charlesh rung commission, $fiiiO swl.n tho month totaled general 11 voted m favor of hiring Vance Jroppmg who wrote the opm10n I mt01est as they do about pub- ln<Jion '"'~·• '"' ,....., ""'"' M Mobley, Rl J Patriot, Rte 'te ' and VanMeter w1Ul Ted Steve1111 9•• 90 .. 871 ~ FIAt ,... _ ... ......... ..,,.If ·-' L K)Jmalrd PI Pleasant ~. cem~ ry, The court mled on U cases In the matter of libel the I he officials ~u.. '" monlh "" ... • ' ..77 96 ""114 atreet -·'•ten votmg no on the matter, -- -- IECI"ION • In ... "'"' . . . . . . . Mrs Donald A Warth, Hart. The detegabon Bilked s t :: ford: R•ymo® S Roush, Rt ance, fll,778 98, $1,485 93, state Burdette if he would )I ... ·-·m bill . . . . . . . . . . . I Letart Mrs Buty r KIn I highway, f'/80 30, f150, I lr. v d v·-" ter to p:~oath ;.r unlt Gr tbt ••t.no ...,. ' • -uipment 00 rece ts •14 47 ance an 1:11ur.Le see if I cassinova's sI·ngl e WABIUNG'I'ON (!]Jill President Joluuoll MHda1 oued a Flac Day prllclamalfn or&lrc "every Alllerleaa 11 fly the 011" 01 Jlllle 14. :I Jobnton aoted 11111 It .will 190tb anolversary ol llnen'"l Coagreu' lion of tbe Stare 11H1 as America'• national .-~.,Y third In seven deciSions heart •• teacb J1m loss Wynns thre&-run homer "All our games games'"are nlgbl your ehfldren of lisLeimeaning by OOL. :OI chmaxed • four run rally m the proud end reverent exampl• ,.~·,·• ·, ·~ ••ghth that earned the Astros to I Connolly Ba1ley Ill Allen' I.,,_______11!!111,,~ ITO ST VIctory Wynn's htt enabled (9) Culver ItO) and Azcue By V ELUNO however, In the 22nd when with mto the 2Znd Inning and was Sunday fur each team, one Larry Dterker to pick up hiS ISanford Clmmo 141 1urner 17), •nd Casanova WP-Humphreyo ,. It UP! Spo~s Writer one out Mike Epstem was JUst two lnnmgs shy of the 24- Saturday and the fourth was the! Sl:rth Victory against four Kelso <71 Hamilton 18) ROJaS 2 II LP-Buzhardt 12-5) fiRS was basebal s longest mght mtenllonally walked to load the mrung loop record. The record starter ton•ght los•es I9 WP ' - Howard 1161h, Peterson I (I • d Rod oot •I was JUSt burely long bases and brmg Casanova up for IDDings of 26 was ..t m 1920 ' I II4-0) anLP gers -Culver • Sth) . I for Paul Casanova's But thiS time he stroked a ily tile Braves and Dodgers Hank Allen started the ( -RoJas 14 51 HRS- 1 seeond chanre smgle off Jobn Buzhardlto give wmnmg rally With one out by I •Azcue ISihl, Mmcher 112th) ~.-========;;;; 22 Casanova caught the enhre 22 lhe Senators a 6-> VIctory over It was just 22 ounutes abort walkmg Cap Peterson smgled mmngs) nn s of the Chicago White the league .Jeadmg Chicago of the seven-hour Yankee-Tiger h1m to th~rd Epstem was Chicago 1 11111 And SPRING TIME Sol-Washington Senators con- While Sox m the SIX bour and 22-lnnmg game In 19611 that was mtent1onallv walked and Casan- l By United Pre•• International 0011 202 000 1011 0011 OliO 000 l GO TOGETHER test that was the longest rught 38 ounute marathon that ended the longest Amencan League ova then ended it National Leuguo - 5 15 0 FOR ALL THE game ever The Mets and 1St L 010 ooo 2211--5 8 1 Washmgton 10 maJor league hiStory at z 43 am EDT FAMILY rught and Tuesday Longeot Night Game Gl8nts played the longest game Mlonesota Scores Win 000 205 OOx- 7 11 0 011 202000 100 0011 000 000 I 1P1tis 1 mormng No mght game m maJOr ever IIJ 1964 when they battled 7 Elsewhere m the Amencan Carlton Bnl" (7) and - 6 13 0 • But the Washmgton catcher league history had ever gone hours and 23 uunutes over 23 League Mmnesota drubbed McCarver R1bant Face (8) Horlen McMAhon (61 1\ood too proud of the longer tban 20 innmgs d the lnnlngs Detro•! 115 Boston edged New and May WP- R1bant <2-3) L •7) Locker <91, Wilhelm 1121, diStmctiOn as he walked back to aflalr also sna ed .;n lime Th !York 3 I Bait• more whipped - Carlton 14 31 HRS- Stargell Bi12hardt IHI and Martm dugout for the bottom of the record for a m~t am~ of 5 re e g~e also produced ndd !Kansas C•ty 10-2 and Cleveland 19th\ Wills t2ndl McCarver McNertney (7) Coleman Lines 22nd mnmg He had gone 0-for-8 hours and 13 ml:utesgset m 1962 le::•play.:o~:~:f~e a~! topped CalJforma m 11 lnmng' t5thl Javwr lith\ Tolan 13rdl 171 Pnddv 191 Knowles oil) Mlddlaport had hit mlo a double play by the Cards and Astros and Without an error to mar: !be l In the National League, IAtlanla 310 000 ~ 5 I _B_a_ ld_w_m_:_(J:_:_6::_i,_H:_:_d:_:_m: :p:_:_h:_:_re:"_::.__:i::20::_1~"""""""""""""""""""""""''!!!Ji: with the beses loaded and one lied m 11164 by tho Ph1ls and longest errorless game I Atlanta topped Philadelphia 7-4 Ph•la 040 110 llllx- 7 8 I In his last time at bat m the Dodgers Pittsburgh beat st LoUis 7 5 Jarvos Kelley (2) R1tchoe 16.) 20th mnmg II was only the fourth Epstem also lied the mark for and llouston topped San Fran , ~lasmgame •71 and Uecker -. -Casanova got another cbnnce, Amencan Lfague game to go 34 Rudy York handled th• cisco 5-2 11orre 171 Ellsworth Farrell ~,'B!!!II!!!!!E!!!!!!!!e!!!!!; 1 - - ---~ - putouts by a first baseman w•'h 21 and Oiler• WP- Farrell 16same number when the Tigers I Rich Rollins grand slam 2\ LP-Kelley (Hi) HRbattled the As for 24 mnmgs m homer capped an eight run third Aaron I16th) By Ua•ted Press Intenrallooal 1945 mmng that camed the Twms to San Fran lOll 000 100-2 8 o National League v1clory Houston 11011 100 04x- 5 9 2 0 W L. Pel an:oth teams used Six ptlchers Gary Bell scattered seven htls McDamel Lmzy (7), Henry Clncbmatl 38 21 644 H when Buzhardt and Bob and Russ G1bson hit hos first 181 and Hailer D1erker Ray St LOuis 32 21 604 3 The T1gers remained unheat Gettmg Dodger h1ts were ~mphreys were duelmg at the maJor league homer to pace mond •91 and Brand WPSan FranciSco 31 24 564 5 en m Pomeroy Beys' League Freddy Smllh with a dooble en ' the managers had vrrtually Boston to the VICtory over New Dterkor 16 4\ LP-Lmzy 13-l) Pittsburgh 29 23 558 action w1th a 9-4 v1ctcry over and smgle Phd Ohbnger two ;un ~ut of Pllcloers Both had York It was Bells second fiR- Wynn lllth) Cb1cago 28 24 538 Dodgers Monday evcmng smgles, C;rl Offutt, a double our eft but two had started stra1ght Red Sox v1ctory smce American Ltagne AtlaniiJ 27 28 491 9 the Pirates downed 1 he and Joe Welker a smgle REDS p bemg traded lrom Cleveland Detro•t Oil 001 011- 5 11 2 Phlladelph18 26 '1:1 491 9 Yanks by an 1>5 margm Mon Chuck Faulk got tbe wm for NE LA\' NEW YORK Baltimore eo upted for hve Mmn 0118 003 OOx- 11 tOo Houston 22 35 386 15 day afternoon the P~rates by gomg the d 1s- N 1 W ;onK (UP!) - t.arv runs In the fourth-two of them I Lohch Marshall 13) Dobson Los Angeles 21 34 382 15 The T1gers, paced bv strong lance and fanmng 11 and walk tho a~ WII take the mound for on Luos Apanc1o's tnple-to 14) Sherry (61 Agu~rr; 18) and I New Yo"k 17 34 333 17 h1ttmg opened up w1th three mg e1ght Mary Werry t h e etodncmnah Reds m the open club Kansas C1l1 Pete R1chert F reehan Memtt 14 0) and Monday's Results runs m the f1rst frame added Yanks hurler, struck out nul' ~~eN ay against Tom Seaver ol pitched a seven h1lter to gam Battev 'P - Lolich 1>-3 1 fiRSPhlla 7 Atlanta 4 (mght) five '" tl e thlfd and got anoth- anrl walke~ e1ght N 1ew York Mets hiS frrst voctory m an Onole Freehan t!Othl Rollms •3rdl >1Us 7 St LouiS 5 (mghl) or m the SIXth mmng Gettmg Prrate hill were Jon lift~ an will be gomg for hIs umform Cash 16th) K1ll~brew I 15th \ ~ou•ton 5 San Fran 2 (mght) Edd y , D1llard two smgles, and Chuck Se victory agamst one loss Joe Azcue smgled In two runs New York 000 010 111111-- I 1 10 oung was the Tigers Faulk, Dan Stone and Marty aver 18 lour and three Today's Probable Pitchers With the bases loaded In the Boston 120 000 IIOx-3 6 0 (All rimes EDT I startmg pitcher but he got help Vaughan each a smgle fltl In the mghtcap •t Will 00 eoth llth to hand Cleveland 1ts Verbamc Remff 17\ and I Cmcmnall (Nolan 4 I and ~•m ~loy~ Burney 10 the hfth ters for the Yanks were lV.erry ~ Billy McCool 3-3 or Garry VICtory over th~ Angels George Gibbs Bell 13-51 and Gibson McCoo1 3-3 nr Amgo 5-21 all f ogeed eJ 1 er gave up six !hils, a double iiiKI sfn'gfe •Sanford 11l!O 5 - 2 bo r the Red• Culver the fourth Indian• LP-Verbanlc 1211 HR-Gib 0 New York !Seaver 4 3) and Jann I kan IS~Ued fiVe w :3 Moon a thrO<f'ln double and ~8l~st 8111 Denehy 1 - > for hurler, pitched two bmlngs to son (lstl 8 0 Denehy 1~), ~. s p m ~edu\ slruc out 12 'lr 1>1 Ga~ f~~fl(elll ftf Rosen t e apless Mets boost hiS record to 4-0 Ball 020 501 200-10 13 0 I 1 ree 10 gomg the d 1 s baum each a Single Atlanta (:!'•<ro 12) at wa -0111 OOt 0011- 2 7 0 Kfolladelph18 (Wose 1 2), 8 05 lance for the Dodgers Ti'ge,.,; 305 ,001 _ 9 9 1 Richert (3 71 and Etchebar )l.m T1ger hitters were Young Dndg..s 010 030 - 4 6 J Krausse Segm 16) EdgerS! LouiS (Gibson 7-5) w1lh a home run and smgle, Young, Burney 15) and Dill ' 18) and Duncan LP1 3 91 HR-Monday Pills~ur (Sosk 4-3) a05 p m Clark, a tilfee-run triple Buck and s....th San >'rancosco (McCormick and smgle, B Blackston two Yanks 000 lAO - 5 5 0 I) at Houston !Wilson 2 3), smgles Paul Dill and Andy Plrat" OO..I!Zll - 8; 0 Middlepo t B Lt ' 8 p Vaughan each a double and Werry and Wyatt Faulk and Redle s oys ague Hlndy Los Angeles (Drysdale 55) Burney, a smgle Dillard nose gto d B~av~s remamed BRAVES WIN Cblcap (Nye 3-3) 2 30 p m -th · -nose on ay evemng It was 8 7 favormg th• Wedbesday's Games e ~ds laking the Yanks 6 2 tors and an upset was ' Cmcwnuti at New York (lllght) ond th u McKmney's I hiller, over the Braves after lou- I Atlanta at Ph1ladelph18 (nlght) an e Braves breakmg nmgs 8 ~ St LouiS at P1ttsbUigh (mght) from stubborn Senators Johnny Slavm bod come m 6 San Fran at Houston (mght) 10 with runs m the top of relieve starter D Vaughan SIXth to wm 15-ll th f th h Los Angeles at Ch1cago e our w en the '""'"to,., il American Leagne OMAHA Neb (uP!) second ranked Aubburn The winners are 4-1, lied scored s•x runs on wai's W L. Pet process of ehmmat10n was the 8 p m game w1th Boston the lead, the Yanks are 3-2 singles by Coates and Brutton. Chicago start today m the 21st annual College matciled agamst Arl- the Senators 0-5 Slavm got the fire out and 3 21 5viJ De~lt Z3 College World Senes alt Stole at 8 30 Something will «•ve-tn out the Senators In the fifth 31 574 1 Baltimore three closely conlested lower diVIsion - when tbe and SIXth 28 25 528 3.,. Boston and one rout 1m f1rst The biggest surprise Monday nators meet the elso wmless Meanwh1le the Braves un Mmncsota • 28 26 519 4 acllon Monday when Stanford walloped dians Wedhesday The loaded on Chester Roush for Cl 28 27 509 Houston 12-1 Stanford was e1- game Wednesday places t runs m the filth to go al~eaJ evelan4 28 '1:1 509 The Houskln Cougars were to 1 to wm but not that eas- Redlegs at the Red s1x (2-2! 9-8 and Silt 1 th to 1 New ~ork 25 29 463 thrrd ranked and defendThursday the Braves are at ixth t t n e p o the ~ ' 8 0 .~ ~ Kansas C1ty 26 31 456 1ng champion Ohio State at 11 1 The west ooast club ratUed Red s d th y ks pu 11 away ' Cahforma 25 33 431 9 am With the loser knocked out 17 hits and re'-"!IVed superb Indian~x an e an at t lie Braves hitters were D Vau w Washington 24 32 429 9 of tbe double ellmmallon tourfrom 6-7 sophomore YANK-REDLEG GAME ghan a smgle, B Vaughan a DON'T worry Its ' Mlidday'a Resu!IIJ ney Rod Poteete But M K f nned tr~ple and two smgles M Sayre neter too lat.• Say It Bcston 3 New York 1 (mgbt) h1 Stanford c IMey 8 I> walked two smgles, M Taylor a tr~ple w1th Flowers By Wtre MlnnesoiiJ 11 Detrmt 5 Also scheduled to batlle for e ped by only Z, g1vtng up a solo homer and two smgles J Hamson al Just pick up your Bait 10 Kan City 2 (mgnt) survival were Rider and There : ..'7~::. others rk- Ill Phil Miller In the sixth single and T McCiooo a double I phone and call 11!12 2933 Cleve 7 Calif 5 (night II Inns! homa State, which also took po smgle in the first IMmg, a The other Senator hitter W8B 'or drop in Wash 6 Cbl 5 (night' 2Z inns) losses '" the double elimination pit~, ~form:!:.": pie to Cbrls Miller sconn~ Roush, wbo led off the game Toda ,1 PI'Obahle Plkh meet Monday we no wbo h:ld walked ahead of with a solo bomer (Au Tlmeo EDT) m Tourney favorite and his 14th vfctoy In 15 sames to open the fourth, and fifth Roush fanned 10 walked 1 New York (Talbot 2- ) at Stanford was pitted Stat a ~",\';~r ~~a:,t gruo nlng ojngle to Mike Bclm hi• undoing Vaughan Nexl To Elborfeldo BcMto (Lo bo 7 I) 6 2 e, an ona a s ary Meanwhfle, the Redlegs walked 4 Slavm fanned On Second St. It n rg • Pm Fight RestJIIIJ ran his record Ill 111-1 ed at Bolin for six hits two 2 In Clncago (John 4-3) " 1 By United Prell Internallonal 1ft the Sun Devil wm over Ok- gtes by Hoffman, the little Braves 060 126 _ IS 11 Ph. 992-2933 gl<ln (Moore 3-2), a P m WALPOLE, ~ (UPIJ- !Jhoma State Gentry struck ou1 very efficient Redleg Senators 200 tiOO _ 8 3 Baltimore (McNally 3-3) Frank~e DePa a 168 18 lo tie a seflel mark lor a andaslngJeeacbbyTom Roush andKioes 0 v~;!~~~:11 'We Telegraph Fiowero ~ Kan~a• City (Hunter S-4), York, knocked 0 Sonny' Moore, and Bel the McKinney, AI Acree and Slavin (WP) (4) and Anywbere. Anytime" pm 164 New York (2) -' last 17 down In order. Cofl Jr U I B ll Detroit (McLrun 11-7) Boston College's B11l O'Brien McKinney fannedd ... Mmnesola (Chance "11, 9 NEW YORK (UPI)-Sanford also was lmpress1va tn the vic- only z, In 0 sharp p ' ClevOiand (Hargan 7.; B 11 over Rider BoUn 1 d McDowell 3-S) 1 u a, 1771<, New York, out· fl 1 ,., , ea er sc a Louts H1cka 189% !I ~·\U' James tlrew lar In but also the (Brunet %-9 and Clark Z-6), 2, (lO). ' ' sllghtlf liOiow the open, "Walk" lender, took lower Pm day turnoull of a year &~o 1 tala In both, fanning 7, walkinl!'l CARACAS (UPih--Pedro GG- s~rles attendance record ol only 4 , 127, Venezuela, ou!Polnted more 13,000 was Bet In Redlegs 110 130 - t 6 1 Enrique H)agms, 128¥•, of tjle meet art Yailks lltto 101 - 2 4 sln...month returnmg the PhiUies last The 33-year-old showed the fast ball him famous Monday mShl he came out of the bullpen In the second mnmg to retire All b In an1a a1ters a row and preserve 8 7 4 •lctory Scalps Seve~teen Braves Farrell came on m rebel of starter Dick Ellsworth with out m the second and retired Hank Aaron on a Oy to center With two on He then Bet down 17 more Braves In a row Gary Geiger spoiled the streak With a one-out single In the - .tt•-· ' ... o\LL-STAR QI<L••••• . ! -- _ Dll!Y Senlll'eL Pomeroy-Middleport, 0 , !lOIII' MfPOII "aa held by t1tf Will' of ,ll,lj)O w•lll a l!l'm of ~9 by 1111 feet <lotte to trJIIBfer JJ~~p~~r Jo1 Jo!Qon Co!IIJJ.Y l!o>ard of Ei!UilM- Wemn Kufer, bus transpor wh1ch meots bigb school and Wed•e from Jr H1"' Colich \0 l€Jr W,...TP\ lDIWi peace termM oui!JIIlt tilt UIIIIJ<I wor~ Ill aid lhll lw1Dfifss, ~s w•ll Bt dlploliJIUc lion MOI)day night elld!PI at t~tion R!P'TVJSQI', was rcltlr<~d colle~e reSUlJIIollB a!si.!IJpl1 coach at !'PHS IIJil!it\l J're_q Jnlei'IIJII~ Netions, and JOined with Mos- lbe bungry and ljje injured 111 ld~ch of !he Arab pos1t on 1 11 a m tod•Y w•th J lonl a.. bQe and nlamten4nce <uper- WJIUIIII) IJanloy pre11dent, The biggest dl88enslon of lht CM ~ O~ll!l. the lsra~ll ~:~~w m demanding Iarael return the aftermath of the war Lmeo de114nde4 011 talks POW golllll 011 altndl and ljelegallolli to be v1w for Qlll ye~r w•th •n a. and j:.awllnce Finn, e~ecutlve ~venlng came over the recenl De~Wf ~er whQse armies to 1ts pre-war tir.ee 91 Arsb refua1e1 WIII'J Jtr"""" m MtlSCOW betw~~e~~ 4)urlan considered IJ'O'mfnt !llat ha ~ furnloh<d vice presldWtt, of Hanley Relo- hirlhg of an Athletic Director crusJ:!ed lhe Arabs' mllltary New .details of the Arabs' mg thro~h ~ bot duslf valley Prl!l~nt !Jooary llown!ilii!IU!e The board a1111foved the s1gn- w11h an ptjstapl tiJJ-1 year and call!ble School!, were prese•t tor WJha,na ' h SchQol m•&l\1, warned today that mlhtary defeat came m klday of the Jordan Rivw rel!lming to snd the Sov1et leadm Jn, 1ng of tht loelll Head SWI JISII a w:relfr¥ Keefer' sal- at the s..,IQn to show Ul• board A dele~t'l!n o Al~letlc Boon. lsr~s battle Ill win the peace llsraeh eabmataa of casuallln IIJelr homes iJ1 Jentaplom, lllrmed SOIIl'CI!S said he ~d PrDIJ'IIIl\ whioh ha• b"" • big ary wiD be set et the f 1r s I tile bu»dl»a lhal their co~t~pany ers of ahama which lnclud· 11 1ust beglnnlng pu• Arab losses at more than anollwr 100,000 fit~! tnto Jordan BOO. tbere Ill ask why jluiijjl oontroveraltl matter between l!JHtllti m July makes The Board as~ed t h e e4 Dayton RaYnes, Mayor ol ''Tilolle wiiG so~t to destroy 11. 000 killed, WIICnded tnd Tbousands more wart tn tile aJiopted ' ~lands off policy m the sliDing of tile contract with BQJv Steel,, 'l'lllf I Director, lllfD to prep"e a proposed cost Mason, Carl Tennant. preJident us .,.. defeated but have not raptured Israel reported Us Gaza Strip the six-dpy war There also the Weot C•nlral Actum 1roup lOA re11111ll p dJr~~~:tor of this , 1 two :II by 8Q root bulldmgs ot the !loosters, R K Wilson, acCfpled us " be slld In a qasualt~es were 3,3t2 dead and The enlrre Middle Ellll wl!'e repqrts he was sboppillJ and the local bf)ard Tlir pro- PI"Oil'IIIT• ll!llil IIIII cwnpleUII!I ol with and wltbQUI arr condition Robert Coo~, Lewis GIll a~ d v1cl!tey ct!lebratmn at thelwouned outuaUOn appeared to ~~tng for new oqplpmenl 111 rtplii'O ll'llll "'" schecluled to b'iln Ilia pro,am 0!1 ,\IJIIijll !I, 11107 IPI to bt submitted at th~ next ChQrles Yeager Paul Roush Wa\Ung Wall In Old Jerusalem ' The Ulllted Nations, where today on Eshkol's statement to tha store ol Arab weaponry\ Monday bet due 111 the delay m Others hired with lholr sal· board meeting on Juno 11tb and Gerald Clark appeared b& "Pul your swor<b bac~ In the 1the batl!e of peace may be the Knesset Monday m Jerusa destroyed by Iwaei-IDcludms the siiiQIIIg Wthe contract will 8IJ to be set tater were Edison The ~!ldjngo without the arr fore the board to prote.t t h E scabbards but keep them sharp 1fought gave 1ts Security Council !em that Israel would never 450 planes tnd 9110 tanks open today (Tuesday) p~ty. general ullhty !!Ian, tondlt•onlng will cost approsl- hiring of Evar~tl Vance ol emer«ed from the sit day war , rest from the Middle Ept re~r<~at to her prewar frilntlers '!be lJOord tl.!o apprpvlld the Tommy Roach li'OIIPJI! r.Jtoh- mately $15 000 each w1thout the Welch as Athlellc I>• rector, who and ready " war w1th reports the cease-fire and that Israel demsnded the Ltgll NDfice Uat of personnel o1 tea(lhers, field and Lee Roulh, bus me- foundallon The new rooms are hao been a Jr HISh S c h o a I U waa cloar t!.at Israel had wa; holdmg firm No new Arabs make peace With her aides oooks and bus driv~r~ chJnlcs Also hired to be plac- to be erected at Ordnance and coach for three years with no 1 as:tlte most formidable military council sessiOn was scheduled alter I' eara of war • •••••ANCI •o til 11114 ~stodiallll for the progrnm ed and salary set later were Mason Grade School U accel)- high ochool d~rectln& ••perl pGJr.Br In the Middle East But There "ere reports the Sovtet The sttuatton posed a dehcate ::T::a~NN~Nc:H:~~~: ::u~~~ 81 recommended by the newly Mack Howard, Frank Boles and table ence m CD&chml tho Arab stataa with Soviet Umoo may try to call a spec10l problem for the Umted States ~:=la:•w~:',••• IYSTIM • No elected pohcy advisory c om- Howard Myers The Board approved a rec- The delegation stated ~ had backmg were revertmg to their mSion of the 122 nat1on PreSident Johnson has pledged "••••• ••• ·~~L v 1 ~t!~~TI:= mlttee Roy Lloy4 directo• of The new supermtendent of ommendatmn of Supt Burdette rlefm•tely requested an expefloard !me agamst Israel General Asembly but Informed to support the ' temlol'lal =~~g;Lfft~~...~!lE~ the PJ'OII'•m tnd 'Sup't M 1!- Mason County School I Brooks to make application for $52 000 tnced coach and said they felt Roject Nogodallons soum» diimi&lad tho reporla pntegr1ty' of all nallons 1n the :~.~~:.~, ••• "~':i ton Burdette Tha Adv•JOry Smith, wbo takes offlu July I, tor tbe NelabborhQOll Yo ~ 1 h they were "getting hooked" m lllef O~Uy ''Jected Israel now as a cocktail party conversa lMiddle East Put mJny dlplo- WHD!l-IB "'' vm.,. of ........ comll)ltl,tle 1,o comp!l8ed ol sljlle4 ho felt that the boar1 Corp w1th lunda commg from this selection and were Urad of Pltnuer Lebi Esbkol's call for lion I mats realize a return to the old f::!. ~:. !::~'·~r •::•~d ee~ James Jeffers, president, Mrs should h1te these people 1mme- the Health, Education and Wel- gettmg athletic dtrectors who 1 iu'J!cl negotiations to write the United Nations Agencies were boundaries would once again '" """m .~ m" Judy Nibert vlce presld•nt, d•alely as the county need r fare 'Mle program would em- were lnexper1e11ced and only restore the factors that have led •'";'.~;,;;I~~ •:;•.,'".!':..,~~ Mrs Carl s1d.rs secretarv alld quJllfled people to run an om ploy 100 boya aQII girls who wanted to make a name I or to three wars in 19 years ::r._ ·:;~~rre~ ta~·~.b~ab members Jean Stders, R!l s • e1,1 Jcl1oo1 system Burdette plan to fO to hlP school thls themselve1 Tho Soviet Foreign Min11try has 1nformad dlploThe Soviet poSition was '" ,,.,.., ..,.....,. ...~'F'"" mary Oldaker Harrlal Bable said ht felt that If Iocal peopl• year al a salary of •1 25 p e r They stated they have a good matt In ,...,,. It Intends to ~~~ 1 ,pecltl ~tnlon of ea•1er g~ve the Arabs what 1~M..":';:; ....,,... ,t. Dor~ Deweese' .nc1 Evelyn New: were Q01 hired to the school sv- 1to11r for 25 hours per w e e II freshman team and need J qualthe 122-"atlon Un1t.d Nallons Ckneral A~~tmbly to they want '!'her~ we" even ..w ·-" .,.,.,.., ,._ stem lhtl the votera of the ~·· TlJe P.<)fl'l! !wpes Ill have a wm- 1f1ed coach to materialiZe It II co,.11111 l1rttl for ''' "aggroatlon," reporlt frqm Nnnuu to PIJ' the Optlratln' lBd. UP Signs 1n CaiTo that Russ1a Is m~"""'""' ........ ., '" ...,.....,. After 8 long hassle over mr ty would resent the hiring ot ter program of NYC was a!so broughi out bY the deI• McKcow sa1d today. Marguente Eisel was hired egatlon that the Ath1etLc BoostRussi• wos unable to push 1 resolution through bemg forgiVen for not rushing I:::~~!e :_~tet': ;:o~~:~"'::re :;P011I mg of personnel for the ro:nmg OH~s 1 de~ deeply , . UJI *urity l;011ncll (fndemninu Israel ond d• military s~porl !Dr the Arabal:;~~"':. W.:f":'' ,,.. """::, year the bo..-4 llnally hi ed fhe board upproved I be to work on lbe Ubrary of Pointers would not &•ve Vance lilt m'IMii"¥ the vietorlous loroeh erml., wlthdrow from m their war w1th Israel Thm ,,, .,.,,.,,.. .!:..;:'{W.4:-t~:.r retlrina wperlntandenl Mlltoo changing of the "A" plan to Pleasant Jr lll,gh th•s sum111er •~pport he needed It w~ ala6 [::_" a..., ., Burd•"• es 1 finance 1upervls "B" plan o1 the new jUJtior at a ulary ol 50 per hour brousbt out by the' grndg:pal tltHtmlory lhty uptv.-.d ln 1111 w,ek'• slx-d1y wor- also were ronor~ of a comolere ·• .,, • ,,.,.,.,.,..,,, "'"' I edtht Egyp t1an break WIth the Un1tco ,.,,., "'" " tl>e ,.., ., ......,..._ or for """ yell' at 1 aalary o1 h1gh school auclltorlum as ahown not to tJCeed 500 hours The I was r~or a I' ltrritpry ltrlll "Ytll will not return. Slatas--econollljc pnil cuHum !;!11::.. '""""" ••• , ........, Hl4 $UIOO and alJO hired .U.IIltnl by WOllam Frll!llplon, arch\- resignation was accepted ol VanMeter, hired as ~tball ..,"~fJ~:;~~a.!.ITVI"t:!"":', suP.rmtendent (outgo1ng) teet The new auditor!~ will Margaret Hanna, a teacher at coach Wahama at /last M,..,.,.,.ol •••"""m•mboro c•••.,..ole... owo M... !Wpb Sayre as superv1sor of cost nearly f$00,0011 and 1f Ill Wabellla The Board tabled a meeting, would not the ..... position although the ace l!o d hal " •- ~ ~ ,yo11JR BOAT Whe; you tow yqur boahnd trallarY!~ runolt t~o risks lhol JOU IOj'moRy dt WHh YGMr ~r. Y~u;d ill~ !~Ink of d lwln W!!il!Jl'IIJJUrlnce. Th1t'1111ihy Ire inly cllmtnoh len~•'~ P••....:~ur 11011 and lltll11 'l'ilh rnouronce ~ you ~1 wll1\.1' quick ~ your friendly Al'to-I:IW..i~tag:~ ~I' ntllly !It , 10 lftJoV CI~Jii'.~ng. 1 ' I • SEE .l ,cttl\i)r '' " �... ...... ,...,. . _~ .. t By FRED MCMANE Inning Pittsburgh ooat St Lou11 7-6 10-Z, Washlngl<ln ed&ed Cblcago their last IS outmgs Allen UP! SporiiJ Writer b1g righthander set down and Houston defeated San 11-1 m Z2 bmmgs, and Clevelandlcrashtd two doubles and a Smce Dick Farrell bes gone on sttlkes during his seven FranciSco S-2 beat Collforma 7-5 m lllnmngs smgle and scored tw•ce Hank on reUel again, the Philadelphia and one-third molng stmt to In tbe American League Allea Sporko Wll Aaron led the Braves' altack Phillie& have begun a his ~11th VICtory in e1ght Boston beat New York 3-1, Farrell benefitted h:om the w1th two hils mcludmg hiS 18th war on pitching poverty. Mmnesota whipped Detrmt 11 >, hUtlng of Richie Allen as the Ihomer of the year wltb two men /:e~1~::!: ~~!~~ __ onl..:y:_oth _e_r_N_L__:g::_am _es.:•.::B:.:a:lti=m:.:o:.:re__::w:::al:::lopedc.-~:.:K:::a::IIB::a::s:_:C::li::.Y;.:P_:h::tll:::•es::.:w:_:on::_:th::e::n-~10th::_!:ga::me::_m~a~boa~~r_"d:_________ .: _I_n_the 1 beat rehef pitchers In the : ~~:~~:y ~·~~te:4or b: Houston Astros for the past several years but bas returned ex<1• 1 y to bis old trade ~ • .:r.•:r., e.r::;: I'' """' ..... ..=:.,..' ;t n J:''"'..,''"',."' .,.,.,.. • h c s •k Bl H ~ Ig ourt t fl es ow m ..... ;~!:;~":,~ :.::=~ Humital News •:.. . ::=!.t~e:,~=~~ :r'f:~ri'al Leon, W V:a JOhn A Daugh.. ~~~~~.~~~:red "o~e~ ~tv;~~"~~~-:; erty, Rt 2 Pt Pleasant Mrs tc. re•&nr whichever 11 the 1reater ..,.tee IJ provld•• Ia more iban oa• James s ReeJ Jr RBCIDI, fton::u~~~~~~:~~,:~·,ut:,;~ Terrill J WUiet,'Po~oy, John unl~ c DOWIUe. lO Ic l\ll0U8 8JDD "- Vr"'man Middleport Dale t'of .,.. I I f'\A I J miMd '' "' .,,.,,..... ,, '"' ...,.. w Hill, Jr , ftt zRacine Char- William ..,,.n e r , son ::U:-::"'"' •• ..... """"' "' "'"' les H Barnhart, Rt 1 Middle- Mr and M.-. William Downie, sOCTioN 1 '"" VIII••• of ,.... ,, port Mrs Earl w Brlckles, fs re\>r~tlng !tle1gs County POI1 re..neJ Ill• ript to JWQulr. U. me,wrement ot water denvered. to Ash1Jnd, Ky , Mrs Tomnne at the prnua1 Oh10 Forestry '"' ...-,' 101"• ' """"',...~~~o~ .. Hopki.. • Rt z Pikeville• Ky ' Comp op f>llke Cle~denln• In r 1te1 w ,.w~tr•l• 1eJ'Y1ee e 4• n.:_ termined trom sueh water metar n..t Mrs J a tn e 8 p Perf(U- r.ue-~y vuuntv" Soonsors of 1"''' ,. •>loll • .,.,, 11M ""' ,., I 18\l'ef aervie:u •ball be th• ntH .. t Ison McArthur J,Jrs J 0 hn th e trro are t hP. pomeroy Nat:b~=··~=r~:.~·~b:~ IE Slavens, Rt sJpcbon Mrt hnnj:ll 8Pn1r Rnd the P'armers n""'" ,."'t,, """" " ~ ., Ben~amln F Lowe, Rl I Lon- I!Pnk anrl ~•vm« Comoanv ru•uc AII•U't ,, jJl• vn~at• ,.,u 1 -,,e Ohl • .,,ore•trv Csmo ,.. .... .., rtrbl ,. '"'''u •• "" •• don erry, snd t.jrs Ray E Ke•vr :::'"ua:n ==..~•=rln.~J 1ey, Rt t South Point M r 1 vnnne DeQn}• IR o'lP.rotprl bv tile Pllrnped ll'(lm Wtlllll or otber IIIIU'I!M Ronald L BlshoD Ironton Le•· flhlO Fort~tr'V AsqocHthnn ror :r~lk ~'I: .;! 1.! M R14ale, Rt I I,tverpool. the "'""""" nl e•CilUrP•I•• bettho mol., '" .,.,...,,..,. ..,... ... w Va William W Kirk Iron ter ut!U•l•tl.., nl our lo•..t re Pocketbook Counter at Kip's B11otery •ecnuc11 ol auch met.erln1 d • 9 11\e rore1o1nt char,.. are minimum ton MrR Harold L R1char !InurN's afld thP.P renl~,...~~oment ;::·~: ,:·~.:~:·.r.. '~l·~·~ laon, Ashland Ky "'" Elm•r ofMr'"""nowniP hq~ u...r ' ' obllCat.ed lo i1)Cl'Ja&e tht IIMt .., 1111 c Wilson. Rt l Oak HlU Mrs t'Arnf'th1tfl.ff tim• lboul4 Ule revenuet of the aanl its ll'alld operung m 9 a m to 5 p m Mon d a y The tnterlor of the bulldlnl ltarv uw,.r•u a1sum and 11ewne dl• JaiJles P Jntmmonds, Rt 1 qjr YP.Iilnl nf 4 M "lnh wnr\- '" Wednesday will ~· through Friday a~d from 9 , ha> been redeeorated f01; t be :::;•• ~d~!'.':..r.';'..~""!:!\::~':.'.n:: 0~ Hlll !.llos Beverly Burch th• n. •• ""''"" ., •• ,.... '"~ 1 new sboe store m to a p m on Saturdays new business le~~;pen~et •ftJI the debt ""1ee cbarc• Cottageville, W Va , Mrs J PM! ' u f11.,h u,. II!PI"Vf&"' Jtfl 1t or tM tlolldt UN•~ tP pay tU ~ltlt n-.... n...bol •t AI'· the new sto r e, Il - - - - - or cooatl'\lcun1 pld faenltltt 9r •• lvu~er ~ , uans, w va • r "Tftn (' -wno~~o,, ~~~ RI •".An I ·~ ' ~; 'WID be located on North IWJI!SIIm' ':1 ITT :P•! n ·u 1p tenaions to said •Y•tflm Ralph M Fout ' Jackson Mrs r."ve ~ q ('I ..~ ('omf't In 1GIIA pcTJ.OM • liiiPIIW 1M blU ror .,., IS 8t m quarter!! formt>r COLUMBUS (UPI) Gov dl"l'lt"e readerfld by the aanltary nw Sherman E Gilmore Athens, W~A , ...ln"C! ('nuT"•· rto1P.a!llfP to by tile Roush Shill Jamn A Rhode• ali' tfMia; :~~~ '~!~:',. ~Jd '!~~ :a~J James W Tackett, Jack~on f ..P ,.,t ...""h1n t'hf'loot ~"' 11"<:t'! are Walter Starkey and 1 ho noed ore llllormatlon he- • • .,,., •'" "'""' •• ••'" bllliN Mrs James N Sljumate Rav· at 1\'p•hm•tor Jl r •n~ Is G Roed both or HuntJnl fort t~t1 ~.D decide whether ~tl:l:-.~~~r:=. uu:-:·v~1!.~ ;::.~ enswoodl ¥rs~ Bobby c Wltl~· r.n...-p- • IIP.fVItla lltt t",O~JI""~r te support tile proposed Lnke !~e~~~~h~~c:n:_ ol~~h :;~'J:!a"1:! up Columbus, Mrs Albert K nr th.- MP:iq~ Conntv 4 H Com W Va 11\, Erl~lo River CaDII "'"""• '"'' ,,.. ,.,m••• •• •• •• H•ndrtcks Rt I Wmf1eld W "''".. «t'th men havP had a nlim • • :!!~on:u '~.e S:.t: !~~~:u::'•:,,.~ Va , Robert S StAlut, Rt 4 AI· HP lA r.omn1P.tlf!a hf~ second ()f:!F. of years pr<'VIOU!t e:.:pen 'I He decllaed to joiD fellow th c1er11: t• tltnb' •utbOrir.M P 4 bany VP.Rr as A "'"lor T.P"""" ot th~ t-TJ~ 1n the wholesale shoe bUi I , Go Ra ond 8._, 01 p dlreeted 1.0 c•rtiiY tN de~nqlllnt b~l1 .n~is This ~ their 'lr~t rPfR After almost seven years v ym " en.. plu• the penalties to th• ounlf "" BlrtbJ P'li!~Pr " 'R1tfArP. 4!lllb He l!! a ,.~ure Kipling and M T Shaw1 serv1re W11l1am R Stephenson nsylvanla, In relullna: W Kug.. !f~.~~~~:!~o~axa:, ~d ·:..:;.~::: Mrs CUfford W Ward mr"'kP.r "t M~~oi~a County Jun port tile CIIIIIL ·~ "'"""• ., •• State Sl son, 10 21 a m Montor F•lr Board 1 Jr ' has been d1St' har~e d from m 11 flEa ld I~CTION II Th• ewur pr va"' d M Donald W rth I d ~; 1gtorP ;~, handlP men 'i lh~ US Navy ;;utJ.!"' f"'~&4A n;''*' pre~.,ertY wtal('h P served or may ba ay rs A a , H'fl WP''~ PfiMTllll&tl e tfl camn ·.." a bY the u;~:,.~~=·"t, Hartford, daughter 3 11 p m Smwley bv hi" mr~•.,,.r an~ will •11ft!•n' • ldre"'' and o' hv • 1 Stephenaon served as a medl Talent Hunt Opens ~:;'.,'~:.,:;,~ ......,. onl4m ••• Monday Mrs Juhn E Slavens, relurr. S•tum' of lh" week ,hrs m addltJnn rac1uu•• t.o ~CC~nwe' ""11 "...,,,.,":!':!!! Rt 3 Jackson 908 ft •s p m ~ to hand~a 1;s cal corpsman and was station • tberelrom &hall •• well •• e ' ll '" ho•1erv •nert w•ll hr oo rd al Camp Lt Jeune, NC, •t With Sunday Show I o1 " ' '"m"" .. "•••• '" ••• " 1 Monday Fed 1F d11 N0 t Pnli)g !!perJols and on Werlnes the lime of his discharge on 1 , ~~~~.:r.:~ ::~~~:~:. ·,~:!:'S:~tt9 ::~' PIICJiartet BJ'J IIJJ Pll u.o.Jt •hall apply II. •hall C<lh lilt Ql , ...... r C9JUWCUOll , ~eter I ";;;:. :'':'. 1':"=: R N Sh s 0 s ootery ew oe tot"e to pen . re•ou'"' -... ' lp ' • pl~andcomrruudi:~:.. no etfinmm they were plannmg to accept re-t the JOba, which he agreed &o do ' m 30 Days Left Discharged From US Navy 1 e!!; l I 4 ..";,::T·,r:: 1 • II ''* •J.ecwr. .,.,., ..... w.... ...... ':"? v;:,....,, ,,._ """'": ,:.:t: w::. ... f I ' ~- ELECTRIC HEAT IS: Braves o t}ast senators Bucks ID . DO•Of•o·Ie Garne T0 RemaJfi • • NCAA PIay .... Obedient .... U an' Cheerful ,._. Thrifty Flameless Norma Goodwin florist e~!.~5~ ;:::~~~~~m~p~m~~~~Sw~a~n~---=~=::::~~ (10). ---.. '" ~~;1$i a nm~ar;ll~tbl~s~>lin·~;:~~~=~~B~o-~ tnd T. 70;o!lo .-- .... Helpful .... Maintenance Free .... Clean i .:m ot ass rill DAily SINT'N'' •• THE SHOE BOX RedJegs EdgeyankS 6•2 i:) . !! •"'' $2.99 to $6.50 " ''* Mr and Mrs John Weeko, Reynoldsburg lB the guest' of hll C ed grand parents, Mr and Mrs EJ. r Jtors of the Pomeroy don Weeks BaQd Boottera ASin have 30 d h ht k f The Rev and Mrs Mendl 0 ~klw t~~r •:a ' or or Sm1th aqd family wllo have pea been re~•4illi In the Nye Ave All outstaQding bllls of the property of the Enterprise E asSIJC!ation are to be turned In U 8 Church have moved Ink! to the as1!9clallon w1thm 30 the parsonage which recently :!t days At the end of th;J.t Ume, Wlderwent extensive remndeJ.. funds on hand will be turned ov mD and redecoratinJ M.. q • ''" er to the MeiJZS Consohdated Sm1th Is recuperating after roe-. Band Boosters Assn At the end cent hospitaltzaUon for rnedf. o1 that period the PomerniJI • •- cal treatment socir ""' will be dissolved Mrs 0 P Tompkins, 11 y lead~r and the Rev and Mrs Meeting In ' flna) aeaojon the C '!elvin Alkire. United Meth1st Chu-·• Pomeroy AssocletloQ to ..... ·- at LakesIde I nd voted "·-·'d "¥ H.lJI ~.. hove Dan Wh le a ""''"' for the allllual collference of Lannlng, repair wtnna ln the Ohio Methodist Churches 11 1'• "'v•m- "'"' and "'" ha•s Ju'"' 6 He was awardlld the WliTN TV I lim Talent Hunt '" •• •"" '"''"' •• Mrs An4rew C Be91tie Vllus Doing Whole Job boottera conoqalon llo<>th on M•ss Marv Ann Fields CoNiff be g:IVPn to wnr)'lPn vl~lt Purolr He~rt for wuunds re- IS under way Talent Hunt WllJ I!:!7';~Ndl•~•~al ~. 1\f:rebY deii~J"fl Hartley Jr' Le~ Ann Kenny 'l'ht.> importaJlee of ~()luntary the Pomei'Qy field, A 4iJWHlQR lnmlnJs R'O£"'"' thP weekfl'"rl h~re n• '"• e~tohll •hm•nl Ct'tved while •emng In the Do- have the usual 14 prohmmarv ~ ., • """"''" ,,. '' '"""''"' ,... lllrs Carl Ma)'llard Ney J Par agenCies such •• the llearl 4s- was held on .. ndlnv band mem- with her varenls Mr and Ml'l!'e store will b• opon from mmora" Reoubllr :•bows &Ired Sundayo at 8 P I' ~~~ION ' "''' "' •""""";': ,": ~er Milford Jleynol4s Pearl 81lclatlon even lhoogh federal hero to 8 ollnlc to be held In Jpseph Foelds and son Jetrr , "' with wmners competmg •n :!:'" <>•~,:;;.~-;,:·~!" ~"~..... Ball~r Jlqford M~Csl~ Mrs fpnds are oolnJ 4esl~ated for Att b ~ t II WN decided ~lso home for the week:;d ~~e ~~n ~~d~:~;: ~ndst::. ~~ ::~ ~~~ ~~a~e~~; ~r.d ;~.::r:. 'd,::~ ~rrelt J lMfman !llld 'tnfant res:~:~~ b~piiJ!~~~ t"~' ~lnat ~~:nc aPY repr~n- WBI Patricia Fl&~l a SUI\Wpl ,. v•v•an Ar nott Rocme, stePhe tember t wltll a natlllllallv "'"' s•cr•o- s Thio "'""""" 1• •• ~•ul!lll~r ~" Orvlllf I( Len •m ' ' Y r 0 r "' 011 10 ""' IIIQiley open or ~r" at Holzer Hnspltal " .. •• ,.,.. _ ,..'f:l: dars and 1 1 1 d M Kll'k, pretl4ent IP ~Is raPOrt that actiVIty cep be •polled toDfvf'l"'r.n T() NTJI:RY.~T Of son has reJomed h1s family Ul jhown 11t~r emceelliJ tht final• ~~ ~~t !'ru:r~~:r::eu.~~~~·~ ll4JI aug er at the annQBI meeting of the w1rd11 tbl' puroha• of new Wli, hMF.:I!lS M~Rt'N ARf.A Ph•ladelPhla Pa where btl Th .. nte ta ......,,.... ,, "',,.., .. """"'"''"' Central Ohio u.,.rt A~ll4!n forms Towboat Worker'• lf has acx•epted employment wlth l e "' co ' nts (two wm "' '"' "'' 01 "11111 ' "~''"" '""m Sauer Attending v 18 1n jured ' " " ' " ' • > •• , .,,.,••., th PI 1 d lohi p 1 D , nero from each prellmlnarvl ••• ....... , '" " , .. ••• '"' T~raday 11 lbe Bher•ton Hotel s· oot 0 'I .......... _.., ..... e ,, a e 11 attendICe"· eoar~ ...... "''' ... """'., 1..· f'.onfl'l'flnt-e at take In Columbus IN OPEDA'"'ON n PT PL"'ASANT-Harry FlowPhil wt t1 be V*'-DJ for first prtce 1,..,...., rr~J 1rant of rund• tor • porUOil ol •":tt·,, U"'"'" ''v,J''I' ..,. N~ ~~ .tlllll• '"'r""' 'lhmrllu ... mefl WI a uw a , ' 1the vm.,111 •anlt.,., '"'"''N" •r•t.t~ H1rold Sluer, Me1""" Local ''lnsplWofthesl1arplncreo- Mariner .......... ,..A'"'portal Do11 en of c:u Ch•ndler Drlv,, Ohio Y ""'' "''I>IIM~~· I'Aflln• ..... delohl '" Pollee Academ\- start. an appearpnce on ABC !Iii Joey wltll trtatment fadUUe• which tiie • .., H'l"""~ " "' I ,,.,.h .. nt~o Ill ,.,.'".. r"~ 1"1 .. ., 24 He 1 l Bishop Show and $1 000 cash I herein lmprovem WI constltll.... a pol' School District l('!Jitlance coun m aovtmmtnt fundt for ~ re· ald R Smith, 1011"'Vf. of Mr and Point Pl~aaant received an fit.. F..- ~:;~ ,~~:~;:'" "" ::~t~~~e his rned~~ !:!s to Second prize wiJ1 be' t300 :~.nreorUa:~!~.~ 1 ~••~'\'i:!:= se1or, It at Like Rope Lodce search," I'll lllkl, uprtvaP 11v.. Mn flll)l~ ~ Smiijl of Rt jur-' fQot while wQrklng on the ..._____. " ,,,,, .... "'"' "'"'""'lo!1 for a two-day con!treMe fur lng COli mllke allollkaot ron- 1 omeroy, IA!Qk part \p flehl- Ohlp ll1ver towboat Mar~ E~ ,;:;[';;;,,; 1'Q ..,..,~ ·~· " """' 1 ••••"• ~"~ ''tJ&f.' ,...~oi""' Southeastern Ohio school coun tr•butlollll by provlll!lll 1w1M tp1 jus\11111tll of Da Nang, Vl- ern Mlll1dav evenln• while llli " 1 WIL' FORD ON "' •nop LAUNCH PIIOBEII A'""' R~<>onl B•ll••· aelora for tt•-•-' la~"l"'- ...... e'"·- •• ~., of o.nptr•tum bpat was preparln• to 1 oe" 1 ~•l'lfl•l td•l'rtlllllfiJ ,..D-e••""'''•" ., '"" M,rv,,., ~rlr: ol CO\l.neU ~'IP!M ',-nf P'1"'JIII' ..,.,,., "fff!t"i "' l'?,t• H ,. ~ • ... ... " Klm••l• '"' ,., """' 1 UO<.OW (lJPI) - Two Sov (~ " ... .. ConsultoniiJ (or l!le ''Woodo!de for QDf ......-oo 01' - . r 411 UnlO!' IJ'' whll• tlfl'lllne with through the Gall moll• dam ""<:•~ •~ •••• ,,., ,_ Alrmsn Apprenllco Gary K let •pace probes raced •11rouMb ~ Chats" are Harry Meek, dl•trlc:tj ~ fed11'JI Jllllll«< f114 ~· 8e<'ond Baltalton, Filth Mo- According to reports FI01f• 1W11Hord, USN, 1011 of !\lr ~nd 1 - today on aeparate mle ' I •"!! •oTOco •• .Vl,fl'I:.~V.J.. JlUpervlaor of die Dl91tl'lll ol by lll&illaa ~· '"llllilt {1\1' ,... llqlinent, Flnt MJ!W sts fell appro:<)l)l~tely 'to '-' , f'"""""•• .,.., n.u.,,.., m Mrs Harry L Willford ol Third SIOnl ''"" or lttollr 1 1011•1• 'ro~ lluldanet and TetilftJ. Colum- tilnt lflllt-. Jlltl~ ,!fbi~ 1DivlalQl!, !rom the top of an ~l!lntv ba~l "'"""' .;;...;:..•••,~·:••~..·-;:" :; St Racine 11 m Lon1 Beach ~ ~= .~ .~:f'l' J..~'11 ~......, llus Fred ):.911t!r, --~nee dl- mtr 1!411 )lO fllfil's'!f !lr f!llllr Into a full barpo and QU)l"\1 t~l :[: ...."••• 'Yn.. .,,,. , , Coli!, servln~ aboard the PaDANCI! TON!Gifr ~· ·~..";;~.~·~ m;~:~n ~ 1rec1or ()I llle .lllllllbrl~l' - etty IDI'II'!IIJiflnl lU91ll•o¥W'J1II ORpWN.I tendon< and ligament• In hli • •ut~· .,., ,.,.. .,..,•. ,.,. ~· Dille Fleet support aircraft •ar The Middleport Fire Depart- 4.,,::.,:: lito 'if~......,. !fotP ~QOIJI R~y PM1 JI!!JW Jecll aa OIIJ f!llb tcll4tol •~4 WAJI.IIPI, !)bill <liPI)-DJ- IQOt He was troamt at Holzer ~"'~ rler USS Kearur1e The II. ment will 8poosor Jft out-door ~.. <iJ\0 .... •• "" tl¥ib .dirfiiiOI' In lj)e l\(lN QQ\lQ\J collfg, IWGIJ'l!lll ert rwlmf ~ vld Amendolara, 14 YounR&- HosoiiiJI lot the Injury and 111 -1 ,....... - -· ...... •• QIIO ton "flaltop" haa returned dance papty !Dr area teen"~·· ololm• ••'J. :::..:ue~ wiiOI• .... Sollllol~. IIIII llr, ~ IJ'Prn. amD~e• Ill tli!J" I~Jm Qro'flllltj Notl!l" In c.- l'f'Uneratln~ ~t his hpme ""' I ~ from O<llliiiOilng antl-aublllarlno he•lnnlnl at I 'm klnlllht at ~ •••• ,... .., , '""' ,,. suwJo!~llftl of 1fiiit ~· Pl C JtJOll!l ~"'f, l'olliJilo 4tr Lqe 81 li!J!Witrim nm ers I• ~ 111•111~ of l)le J'OI~ 1 ~_!:~.. warlart exerc1ses oil the coaal the MIIW!aoorl Cntnm•tnlty Park ,..,.:" ~~··.':'~~.. """"" tnce program. It ~ l)iYIIIIIP bus. was named presldenj f4lr ,ilere Re W!IJ tlfJII 'Ill ATI'Ivlll a\ Pl•••ant Volunteer Fire Depart ~ Gf Califorma with the Jaya emceeln& "' u. ,., .,, ,.. jol Vocational ~tlonaL the comlni year. st. J01eph'1 !&pial menl stepheDson • :-.:.~::.o::;o:.--:- H from your borne. and from your place of hulln•n," Jofumtn said II b 1 i proclamatloa "And fty It Iii u. 5. KEDS TIME 1 About Pomeroy John "naoma& Weeks, ·~:Fly ..,.,.,.., L' S rne cores 'I ~t!d Around and To Turn Rills Jnto Boosters ~ Trustworthy no IW'"semen 8, lmmedl tely g pool $700 M26~. tf"-~a...,;;.'•ll!'•~~.. aarutary sewer, $3,682 80, $858. 71 " , sewer system COIIBtr~won, no receipts and no dlsbursemeniiJ parking meter, no recetpIs $33 u•• genera1 bo n d retirement, no receipts, t33 42, 1eneral bond retirement no re~<77 "' ce Ipts' "' '"' Rece~pts fqr t~ month toWed $16 252 94 comp red f dl - Mr and Mn Gary Kennn , a o s ""J bursemenls IDII!ilng f1457 911 and son, Akron, were weei!IIICI ' vlsJtors of Mrs Edith Thomas, Liberty Ave ' and Mrs Cora Wiggins Lt Cot and Mrs Harl"' Brown, retired, of Columbus, are the guests of Mrs Le. Rouah ~ •econd copped a five-run rally m the SIXth that latged southpaw Steve Carlton With hiS I "I ~~~---- Ends Longest :~: ~~:~~ ~~;~7I;~~ ~~;;n:. Garne ··n HI.story; Washi·ngton w.·ns Stargell's homer, his mnth of • 'RecordUnbleons• hed Ttgei"S Jfi pomeroy Boys' ACtiOfi ' Meigs sends ..•• '' ....•• ' . . . . . 1 ~-- General Fund Balance Near DO~!fi~:~;.f~n ":a~~v:~~ $25 000 lD ' u:ddl .. :::•x, ':; w.,......,, '"" Willie star ell and Maur Wills drove mgf•ve runs betwee~ them With home runs as the Plrales snapped the Cardmals liVe-game wmmng streak and I helped DenniS R1bant to h18 second VIctory of the year II ~ "'k'" .., •·••"'., - ., , b. -r er se1d ht did not bave baske~ • O -A rat.a eharJed rnoi.l\1111 \)' Uw Vlllap l..ft)J chin 1 .. (;U4111liTI];) M !JL·m:~~ I but the mdjv•duaJ VltWi were court extended liS famous 11164 ol MICdl•••" Ohjo ... """" .... coa i esper once \fA&IIN\iTON I UPI1 The so m~y and vilfled that 42 New York T1mes decwon, :!.'!'~. '\:,.r,.:':,'::! Bobtr Botpllll; ;~~= lf# e~ort The sroup laid II wanted an Su~reme Court ended 1ts 1966 upm10ns were need<d to ••- ~b1ch held that a pobhc elfl '" .,.,.., 1, '"' ~rs 2-4 and T.& P m all around athletic pi"OJI'&m and 67 "rm by atrikmg anothar 1pr"' them all riBI cannot collect damages for ..~::";:,.;;;; ...,. .....,,., 1unly on Pediatrics Ward The bal.nce of aU funds In Mldd eport II$ of May 31 o~e that tilt boys wouldn't be blow for the Negro, broadenmg In on• of the last legal strong statemenls about his off•c•al rv.' '" 'poo &.'"''" - ,., noo•lb .... Adm"sltal 14 totaled ,H,489 93, accordmg to the monthly report to defeated on lbe ooncll, stating the defenses to ltbel and b1d 1holds to be nttacked on behalf conduct unless be can prove ;•.:.::;-::: ,...;,":;.... _ ,., monlh Mrs Ora H Anderson, 119 council of Village Clerk RiIt was oot nace1881')' Ill win aU 1 1 dmg farewell to a long t1me of Negroes the court ruled 9 malice """ Third Ave • Lyletla Fraley, chard Batley m11111 pool t301188 sanlta1v se- the game~ Ill !lave a good team member Tom C Clark to 0 m a V~rgm1a case that a[ The court set aSide a 5110,· ~ '• ,..., .....,. - .., month Cedar St • Mrs Myrtle J Spen- The general lund balance It>- wers, ~.696 88, .. wer system ~~ if they developed t 1 a~ In a tvp1cal adJournment I state may not prohibit mam 11011 award won agau1st t h e 1,.'..""" '" ''""' , ....,. - .,, ...... cer, 1110 Fourth Ave • Roger L. taled $2189311 w•th other bal- cons~clion, nli 73, parking wor~ and cllaracter II w 11 lelugr or deciSions and orders I ages between Negroes an d 1Associated Press In Fort Worth 1 .. ..,. •• ,....., • ' " • " ' - . ., .,. . . . Vance, 19 Mill Cretk, C e c II ances mcludlng cemetery, $41t.l meter f37 50, general bond ''' worth a lot later In life \londay the court also grant wh1tes Mamage "one of the ' by MaJ Gen Edwm A. Walker , "~... ,• .,...,.,uon•-po•monlhiHall, Rl 2 Bidwell Larry p 40 street mamtenaQce, $13- lirement, .,,5051li AI the board meeting last •d another protcctmn to cr1m1 baSic CIVIl nghts of man fun The opm10n sai4 Walker was ":,001100 ,. ,...., .,~~o..._ • .,.. HarriSOn, Rt 1 Gallipolis, Mar- 310 18 state highway '12%89 lloooipiiJ and disburse enta week, Ewl Keefer, llr. Leonml •usperts and casl P "usnl• damental to our very exlslence publte figure ' about w b om "'"' llyn K Clme, Rt 1 Crown City' fire equipment, f211161 plan- respectively for these fundn for ard Brown and Harry Siders ous eye al elrdr miC eaves and survival " said Warren people have as legitimate an It!:..;.••;,.!'f,'o ·~~"'...iii :..:,~: Dan S Green, Patriot, Charlesh rung commission, $fiiiO swl.n tho month totaled general 11 voted m favor of hiring Vance Jroppmg who wrote the opm10n I mt01est as they do about pub- ln<Jion '"'~·• '"' ,....., ""'"' M Mobley, Rl J Patriot, Rte 'te ' and VanMeter w1Ul Ted Steve1111 9•• 90 .. 871 ~ FIAt ,... _ ... ......... ..,,.If ·-' L K)Jmalrd PI Pleasant ~. cem~ ry, The court mled on U cases In the matter of libel the I he officials ~u.. '" monlh "" ... • ' ..77 96 ""114 atreet -·'•ten votmg no on the matter, -- -- IECI"ION • In ... "'"' . . . . . . . Mrs Donald A Warth, Hart. The detegabon Bilked s t :: ford: R•ymo® S Roush, Rt ance, fll,778 98, $1,485 93, state Burdette if he would )I ... ·-·m bill . . . . . . . . . . . I Letart Mrs Buty r KIn I highway, f'/80 30, f150, I lr. v d v·-" ter to p:~oath ;.r unlt Gr tbt ••t.no ...,. ' • -uipment 00 rece ts •14 47 ance an 1:11ur.Le see if I cassinova's sI·ngl e WABIUNG'I'ON (!]Jill President Joluuoll MHda1 oued a Flac Day prllclamalfn or&lrc "every Alllerleaa 11 fly the 011" 01 Jlllle 14. :I Jobnton aoted 11111 It .will 190tb anolversary ol llnen'"l Coagreu' lion of tbe Stare 11H1 as America'• national .-~.,Y third In seven deciSions heart •• teacb J1m loss Wynns thre&-run homer "All our games games'"are nlgbl your ehfldren of lisLeimeaning by OOL. :OI chmaxed • four run rally m the proud end reverent exampl• ,.~·,·• ·, ·~ ••ghth that earned the Astros to I Connolly Ba1ley Ill Allen' I.,,_______11!!111,,~ ITO ST VIctory Wynn's htt enabled (9) Culver ItO) and Azcue By V ELUNO however, In the 22nd when with mto the 2Znd Inning and was Sunday fur each team, one Larry Dterker to pick up hiS ISanford Clmmo 141 1urner 17), •nd Casanova WP-Humphreyo ,. It UP! Spo~s Writer one out Mike Epstem was JUst two lnnmgs shy of the 24- Saturday and the fourth was the! Sl:rth Victory against four Kelso <71 Hamilton 18) ROJaS 2 II LP-Buzhardt 12-5) fiRS was basebal s longest mght mtenllonally walked to load the mrung loop record. The record starter ton•ght los•es I9 WP ' - Howard 1161h, Peterson I (I • d Rod oot •I was JUSt burely long bases and brmg Casanova up for IDDings of 26 was ..t m 1920 ' I II4-0) anLP gers -Culver • Sth) . I for Paul Casanova's But thiS time he stroked a ily tile Braves and Dodgers Hank Allen started the ( -RoJas 14 51 HRS- 1 seeond chanre smgle off Jobn Buzhardlto give wmnmg rally With one out by I •Azcue ISihl, Mmcher 112th) ~.-========;;;; 22 Casanova caught the enhre 22 lhe Senators a 6-> VIctory over It was just 22 ounutes abort walkmg Cap Peterson smgled mmngs) nn s of the Chicago White the league .Jeadmg Chicago of the seven-hour Yankee-Tiger h1m to th~rd Epstem was Chicago 1 11111 And SPRING TIME Sol-Washington Senators con- While Sox m the SIX bour and 22-lnnmg game In 19611 that was mtent1onallv walked and Casan- l By United Pre•• International 0011 202 000 1011 0011 OliO 000 l GO TOGETHER test that was the longest rught 38 ounute marathon that ended the longest Amencan League ova then ended it National Leuguo - 5 15 0 FOR ALL THE game ever The Mets and 1St L 010 ooo 2211--5 8 1 Washmgton 10 maJor league hiStory at z 43 am EDT FAMILY rught and Tuesday Longeot Night Game Gl8nts played the longest game Mlonesota Scores Win 000 205 OOx- 7 11 0 011 202000 100 0011 000 000 I 1P1tis 1 mormng No mght game m maJOr ever IIJ 1964 when they battled 7 Elsewhere m the Amencan Carlton Bnl" (7) and - 6 13 0 • But the Washmgton catcher league history had ever gone hours and 23 uunutes over 23 League Mmnesota drubbed McCarver R1bant Face (8) Horlen McMAhon (61 1\ood too proud of the longer tban 20 innmgs d the lnnlngs Detro•! 115 Boston edged New and May WP- R1bant <2-3) L •7) Locker <91, Wilhelm 1121, diStmctiOn as he walked back to aflalr also sna ed .;n lime Th !York 3 I Bait• more whipped - Carlton 14 31 HRS- Stargell Bi12hardt IHI and Martm dugout for the bottom of the record for a m~t am~ of 5 re e g~e also produced ndd !Kansas C•ty 10-2 and Cleveland 19th\ Wills t2ndl McCarver McNertney (7) Coleman Lines 22nd mnmg He had gone 0-for-8 hours and 13 ml:utesgset m 1962 le::•play.:o~:~:f~e a~! topped CalJforma m 11 lnmng' t5thl Javwr lith\ Tolan 13rdl 171 Pnddv 191 Knowles oil) Mlddlaport had hit mlo a double play by the Cards and Astros and Without an error to mar: !be l In the National League, IAtlanla 310 000 ~ 5 I _B_a_ ld_w_m_:_(J:_:_6::_i,_H:_:_d:_:_m: :p:_:_h:_:_re:"_::.__:i::20::_1~"""""""""""""""""""""""''!!!Ji: with the beses loaded and one lied m 11164 by tho Ph1ls and longest errorless game I Atlanta topped Philadelphia 7-4 Ph•la 040 110 llllx- 7 8 I In his last time at bat m the Dodgers Pittsburgh beat st LoUis 7 5 Jarvos Kelley (2) R1tchoe 16.) 20th mnmg II was only the fourth Epstem also lied the mark for and llouston topped San Fran , ~lasmgame •71 and Uecker -. -Casanova got another cbnnce, Amencan Lfague game to go 34 Rudy York handled th• cisco 5-2 11orre 171 Ellsworth Farrell ~,'B!!!II!!!!!E!!!!!!!!e!!!!!; 1 - - ---~ - putouts by a first baseman w•'h 21 and Oiler• WP- Farrell 16same number when the Tigers I Rich Rollins grand slam 2\ LP-Kelley (Hi) HRbattled the As for 24 mnmgs m homer capped an eight run third Aaron I16th) By Ua•ted Press Intenrallooal 1945 mmng that camed the Twms to San Fran lOll 000 100-2 8 o National League v1clory Houston 11011 100 04x- 5 9 2 0 W L. Pel an:oth teams used Six ptlchers Gary Bell scattered seven htls McDamel Lmzy (7), Henry Clncbmatl 38 21 644 H when Buzhardt and Bob and Russ G1bson hit hos first 181 and Hailer D1erker Ray St LOuis 32 21 604 3 The T1gers remained unheat Gettmg Dodger h1ts were ~mphreys were duelmg at the maJor league homer to pace mond •91 and Brand WPSan FranciSco 31 24 564 5 en m Pomeroy Beys' League Freddy Smllh with a dooble en ' the managers had vrrtually Boston to the VICtory over New Dterkor 16 4\ LP-Lmzy 13-l) Pittsburgh 29 23 558 action w1th a 9-4 v1ctcry over and smgle Phd Ohbnger two ;un ~ut of Pllcloers Both had York It was Bells second fiR- Wynn lllth) Cb1cago 28 24 538 Dodgers Monday evcmng smgles, C;rl Offutt, a double our eft but two had started stra1ght Red Sox v1ctory smce American Ltagne AtlaniiJ 27 28 491 9 the Pirates downed 1 he and Joe Welker a smgle REDS p bemg traded lrom Cleveland Detro•t Oil 001 011- 5 11 2 Phlladelph18 26 '1:1 491 9 Yanks by an 1>5 margm Mon Chuck Faulk got tbe wm for NE LA\' NEW YORK Baltimore eo upted for hve Mmn 0118 003 OOx- 11 tOo Houston 22 35 386 15 day afternoon the P~rates by gomg the d 1s- N 1 W ;onK (UP!) - t.arv runs In the fourth-two of them I Lohch Marshall 13) Dobson Los Angeles 21 34 382 15 The T1gers, paced bv strong lance and fanmng 11 and walk tho a~ WII take the mound for on Luos Apanc1o's tnple-to 14) Sherry (61 Agu~rr; 18) and I New Yo"k 17 34 333 17 h1ttmg opened up w1th three mg e1ght Mary Werry t h e etodncmnah Reds m the open club Kansas C1l1 Pete R1chert F reehan Memtt 14 0) and Monday's Results runs m the f1rst frame added Yanks hurler, struck out nul' ~~eN ay against Tom Seaver ol pitched a seven h1lter to gam Battev 'P - Lolich 1>-3 1 fiRSPhlla 7 Atlanta 4 (mght) five '" tl e thlfd and got anoth- anrl walke~ e1ght N 1ew York Mets hiS frrst voctory m an Onole Freehan t!Othl Rollms •3rdl >1Us 7 St LouiS 5 (mghl) or m the SIXth mmng Gettmg Prrate hill were Jon lift~ an will be gomg for hIs umform Cash 16th) K1ll~brew I 15th \ ~ou•ton 5 San Fran 2 (mght) Edd y , D1llard two smgles, and Chuck Se victory agamst one loss Joe Azcue smgled In two runs New York 000 010 111111-- I 1 10 oung was the Tigers Faulk, Dan Stone and Marty aver 18 lour and three Today's Probable Pitchers With the bases loaded In the Boston 120 000 IIOx-3 6 0 (All rimes EDT I startmg pitcher but he got help Vaughan each a smgle fltl In the mghtcap •t Will 00 eoth llth to hand Cleveland 1ts Verbamc Remff 17\ and I Cmcmnall (Nolan 4 I and ~•m ~loy~ Burney 10 the hfth ters for the Yanks were lV.erry ~ Billy McCool 3-3 or Garry VICtory over th~ Angels George Gibbs Bell 13-51 and Gibson McCoo1 3-3 nr Amgo 5-21 all f ogeed eJ 1 er gave up six !hils, a double iiiKI sfn'gfe •Sanford 11l!O 5 - 2 bo r the Red• Culver the fourth Indian• LP-Verbanlc 1211 HR-Gib 0 New York !Seaver 4 3) and Jann I kan IS~Ued fiVe w :3 Moon a thrO<f'ln double and ~8l~st 8111 Denehy 1 - > for hurler, pitched two bmlngs to son (lstl 8 0 Denehy 1~), ~. s p m ~edu\ slruc out 12 'lr 1>1 Ga~ f~~fl(elll ftf Rosen t e apless Mets boost hiS record to 4-0 Ball 020 501 200-10 13 0 I 1 ree 10 gomg the d 1 s baum each a Single Atlanta (:!'•<ro 12) at wa -0111 OOt 0011- 2 7 0 Kfolladelph18 (Wose 1 2), 8 05 lance for the Dodgers Ti'ge,.,; 305 ,001 _ 9 9 1 Richert (3 71 and Etchebar )l.m T1ger hitters were Young Dndg..s 010 030 - 4 6 J Krausse Segm 16) EdgerS! LouiS (Gibson 7-5) w1lh a home run and smgle, Young, Burney 15) and Dill ' 18) and Duncan LP1 3 91 HR-Monday Pills~ur (Sosk 4-3) a05 p m Clark, a tilfee-run triple Buck and s....th San >'rancosco (McCormick and smgle, B Blackston two Yanks 000 lAO - 5 5 0 I) at Houston !Wilson 2 3), smgles Paul Dill and Andy Plrat" OO..I!Zll - 8; 0 Middlepo t B Lt ' 8 p Vaughan each a double and Werry and Wyatt Faulk and Redle s oys ague Hlndy Los Angeles (Drysdale 55) Burney, a smgle Dillard nose gto d B~av~s remamed BRAVES WIN Cblcap (Nye 3-3) 2 30 p m -th · -nose on ay evemng It was 8 7 favormg th• Wedbesday's Games e ~ds laking the Yanks 6 2 tors and an upset was ' Cmcwnuti at New York (lllght) ond th u McKmney's I hiller, over the Braves after lou- I Atlanta at Ph1ladelph18 (nlght) an e Braves breakmg nmgs 8 ~ St LouiS at P1ttsbUigh (mght) from stubborn Senators Johnny Slavm bod come m 6 San Fran at Houston (mght) 10 with runs m the top of relieve starter D Vaughan SIXth to wm 15-ll th f th h Los Angeles at Ch1cago e our w en the '""'"to,., il American Leagne OMAHA Neb (uP!) second ranked Aubburn The winners are 4-1, lied scored s•x runs on wai's W L. Pet process of ehmmat10n was the 8 p m game w1th Boston the lead, the Yanks are 3-2 singles by Coates and Brutton. Chicago start today m the 21st annual College matciled agamst Arl- the Senators 0-5 Slavm got the fire out and 3 21 5viJ De~lt Z3 College World Senes alt Stole at 8 30 Something will «•ve-tn out the Senators In the fifth 31 574 1 Baltimore three closely conlested lower diVIsion - when tbe and SIXth 28 25 528 3.,. Boston and one rout 1m f1rst The biggest surprise Monday nators meet the elso wmless Meanwh1le the Braves un Mmncsota • 28 26 519 4 acllon Monday when Stanford walloped dians Wedhesday The loaded on Chester Roush for Cl 28 27 509 Houston 12-1 Stanford was e1- game Wednesday places t runs m the filth to go al~eaJ evelan4 28 '1:1 509 The Houskln Cougars were to 1 to wm but not that eas- Redlegs at the Red s1x (2-2! 9-8 and Silt 1 th to 1 New ~ork 25 29 463 thrrd ranked and defendThursday the Braves are at ixth t t n e p o the ~ ' 8 0 .~ ~ Kansas C1ty 26 31 456 1ng champion Ohio State at 11 1 The west ooast club ratUed Red s d th y ks pu 11 away ' Cahforma 25 33 431 9 am With the loser knocked out 17 hits and re'-"!IVed superb Indian~x an e an at t lie Braves hitters were D Vau w Washington 24 32 429 9 of tbe double ellmmallon tourfrom 6-7 sophomore YANK-REDLEG GAME ghan a smgle, B Vaughan a DON'T worry Its ' Mlidday'a Resu!IIJ ney Rod Poteete But M K f nned tr~ple and two smgles M Sayre neter too lat.• Say It Bcston 3 New York 1 (mgbt) h1 Stanford c IMey 8 I> walked two smgles, M Taylor a tr~ple w1th Flowers By Wtre MlnnesoiiJ 11 Detrmt 5 Also scheduled to batlle for e ped by only Z, g1vtng up a solo homer and two smgles J Hamson al Just pick up your Bait 10 Kan City 2 (mgnt) survival were Rider and There : ..'7~::. others rk- Ill Phil Miller In the sixth single and T McCiooo a double I phone and call 11!12 2933 Cleve 7 Calif 5 (night II Inns! homa State, which also took po smgle in the first IMmg, a The other Senator hitter W8B 'or drop in Wash 6 Cbl 5 (night' 2Z inns) losses '" the double elimination pit~, ~form:!:.": pie to Cbrls Miller sconn~ Roush, wbo led off the game Toda ,1 PI'Obahle Plkh meet Monday we no wbo h:ld walked ahead of with a solo bomer (Au Tlmeo EDT) m Tourney favorite and his 14th vfctoy In 15 sames to open the fourth, and fifth Roush fanned 10 walked 1 New York (Talbot 2- ) at Stanford was pitted Stat a ~",\';~r ~~a:,t gruo nlng ojngle to Mike Bclm hi• undoing Vaughan Nexl To Elborfeldo BcMto (Lo bo 7 I) 6 2 e, an ona a s ary Meanwhfle, the Redlegs walked 4 Slavm fanned On Second St. It n rg • Pm Fight RestJIIIJ ran his record Ill 111-1 ed at Bolin for six hits two 2 In Clncago (John 4-3) " 1 By United Prell Internallonal 1ft the Sun Devil wm over Ok- gtes by Hoffman, the little Braves 060 126 _ IS 11 Ph. 992-2933 gl<ln (Moore 3-2), a P m WALPOLE, ~ (UPIJ- !Jhoma State Gentry struck ou1 very efficient Redleg Senators 200 tiOO _ 8 3 Baltimore (McNally 3-3) Frank~e DePa a 168 18 lo tie a seflel mark lor a andaslngJeeacbbyTom Roush andKioes 0 v~;!~~~:11 'We Telegraph Fiowero ~ Kan~a• City (Hunter S-4), York, knocked 0 Sonny' Moore, and Bel the McKinney, AI Acree and Slavin (WP) (4) and Anywbere. Anytime" pm 164 New York (2) -' last 17 down In order. Cofl Jr U I B ll Detroit (McLrun 11-7) Boston College's B11l O'Brien McKinney fannedd ... Mmnesola (Chance "11, 9 NEW YORK (UPI)-Sanford also was lmpress1va tn the vic- only z, In 0 sharp p ' ClevOiand (Hargan 7.; B 11 over Rider BoUn 1 d McDowell 3-S) 1 u a, 1771<, New York, out· fl 1 ,., , ea er sc a Louts H1cka 189% !I ~·\U' James tlrew lar In but also the (Brunet %-9 and Clark Z-6), 2, (lO). ' ' sllghtlf liOiow the open, "Walk" lender, took lower Pm day turnoull of a year &~o 1 tala In both, fanning 7, walkinl!'l CARACAS (UPih--Pedro GG- s~rles attendance record ol only 4 , 127, Venezuela, ou!Polnted more 13,000 was Bet In Redlegs 110 130 - t 6 1 Enrique H)agms, 128¥•, of tjle meet art Yailks lltto 101 - 2 4 sln...month returnmg the PhiUies last The 33-year-old showed the fast ball him famous Monday mShl he came out of the bullpen In the second mnmg to retire All b In an1a a1ters a row and preserve 8 7 4 •lctory Scalps Seve~teen Braves Farrell came on m rebel of starter Dick Ellsworth with out m the second and retired Hank Aaron on a Oy to center With two on He then Bet down 17 more Braves In a row Gary Geiger spoiled the streak With a one-out single In the - .tt•-· ' ... o\LL-STAR QI<L••••• . ! -- _ Dll!Y Senlll'eL Pomeroy-Middleport, 0 , !lOIII' MfPOII "aa held by t1tf Will' of ,ll,lj)O w•lll a l!l'm of ~9 by 1111 feet <lotte to trJIIBfer JJ~~p~~r Jo1 Jo!Qon Co!IIJJ.Y l!o>ard of Ei!UilM- Wemn Kufer, bus transpor wh1ch meots bigb school and Wed•e from Jr H1"' Colich \0 l€Jr W,...TP\ lDIWi peace termM oui!JIIlt tilt UIIIIJ<I wor~ Ill aid lhll lw1Dfifss, ~s w•ll Bt dlploliJIUc lion MOI)day night elld!PI at t~tion R!P'TVJSQI', was rcltlr<~d colle~e reSUlJIIollB a!si.!IJpl1 coach at !'PHS IIJil!it\l J're_q Jnlei'IIJII~ Netions, and JOined with Mos- lbe bungry and ljje injured 111 ld~ch of !he Arab pos1t on 1 11 a m tod•Y w•th J lonl a.. bQe and nlamten4nce <uper- WJIUIIII) IJanloy pre11dent, The biggest dl88enslon of lht CM ~ O~ll!l. the lsra~ll ~:~~w m demanding Iarael return the aftermath of the war Lmeo de114nde4 011 talks POW golllll 011 altndl and ljelegallolli to be v1w for Qlll ye~r w•th •n a. and j:.awllnce Finn, e~ecutlve ~venlng came over the recenl De~Wf ~er whQse armies to 1ts pre-war tir.ee 91 Arsb refua1e1 WIII'J Jtr"""" m MtlSCOW betw~~e~~ 4)urlan considered IJ'O'mfnt !llat ha ~ furnloh<d vice presldWtt, of Hanley Relo- hirlhg of an Athletic Director crusJ:!ed lhe Arabs' mllltary New .details of the Arabs' mg thro~h ~ bot duslf valley Prl!l~nt !Jooary llown!ilii!IU!e The board a1111foved the s1gn- w11h an ptjstapl tiJJ-1 year and call!ble School!, were prese•t tor WJha,na ' h SchQol m•&l\1, warned today that mlhtary defeat came m klday of the Jordan Rivw rel!lming to snd the Sov1et leadm Jn, 1ng of tht loelll Head SWI JISII a w:relfr¥ Keefer' sal- at the s..,IQn to show Ul• board A dele~t'l!n o Al~letlc Boon. lsr~s battle Ill win the peace llsraeh eabmataa of casuallln IIJelr homes iJ1 Jentaplom, lllrmed SOIIl'CI!S said he ~d PrDIJ'IIIl\ whioh ha• b"" • big ary wiD be set et the f 1r s I tile bu»dl»a lhal their co~t~pany ers of ahama which lnclud· 11 1ust beglnnlng pu• Arab losses at more than anollwr 100,000 fit~! tnto Jordan BOO. tbere Ill ask why jluiijjl oontroveraltl matter between l!JHtllti m July makes The Board as~ed t h e e4 Dayton RaYnes, Mayor ol ''Tilolle wiiG so~t to destroy 11. 000 killed, WIICnded tnd Tbousands more wart tn tile aJiopted ' ~lands off policy m the sliDing of tile contract with BQJv Steel,, 'l'lllf I Director, lllfD to prep"e a proposed cost Mason, Carl Tennant. preJident us .,.. defeated but have not raptured Israel reported Us Gaza Strip the six-dpy war There also the Weot C•nlral Actum 1roup lOA re11111ll p dJr~~~:tor of this , 1 two :II by 8Q root bulldmgs ot the !loosters, R K Wilson, acCfpled us " be slld In a qasualt~es were 3,3t2 dead and The enlrre Middle Ellll wl!'e repqrts he was sboppillJ and the local bf)ard Tlir pro- PI"Oil'IIIT• ll!llil IIIII cwnpleUII!I ol with and wltbQUI arr condition Robert Coo~, Lewis GIll a~ d v1cl!tey ct!lebratmn at thelwouned outuaUOn appeared to ~~tng for new oqplpmenl 111 rtplii'O ll'llll "'" schecluled to b'iln Ilia pro,am 0!1 ,\IJIIijll !I, 11107 IPI to bt submitted at th~ next ChQrles Yeager Paul Roush Wa\Ung Wall In Old Jerusalem ' The Ulllted Nations, where today on Eshkol's statement to tha store ol Arab weaponry\ Monday bet due 111 the delay m Others hired with lholr sal· board meeting on Juno 11tb and Gerald Clark appeared b& "Pul your swor<b bac~ In the 1the batl!e of peace may be the Knesset Monday m Jerusa destroyed by Iwaei-IDcludms the siiiQIIIg Wthe contract will 8IJ to be set tater were Edison The ~!ldjngo without the arr fore the board to prote.t t h E scabbards but keep them sharp 1fought gave 1ts Security Council !em that Israel would never 450 planes tnd 9110 tanks open today (Tuesday) p~ty. general ullhty !!Ian, tondlt•onlng will cost approsl- hiring of Evar~tl Vance ol emer«ed from the sit day war , rest from the Middle Ept re~r<~at to her prewar frilntlers '!be lJOord tl.!o apprpvlld the Tommy Roach li'OIIPJI! r.Jtoh- mately $15 000 each w1thout the Welch as Athlellc I>• rector, who and ready " war w1th reports the cease-fire and that Israel demsnded the Ltgll NDfice Uat of personnel o1 tea(lhers, field and Lee Roulh, bus me- foundallon The new rooms are hao been a Jr HISh S c h o a I U waa cloar t!.at Israel had wa; holdmg firm No new Arabs make peace With her aides oooks and bus driv~r~ chJnlcs Also hired to be plac- to be erected at Ordnance and coach for three years with no 1 as:tlte most formidable military council sessiOn was scheduled alter I' eara of war • •••••ANCI •o til 11114 ~stodiallll for the progrnm ed and salary set later were Mason Grade School U accel)- high ochool d~rectln& ••perl pGJr.Br In the Middle East But There "ere reports the Sovtet The sttuatton posed a dehcate ::T::a~NN~Nc:H:~~~: ::u~~~ 81 recommended by the newly Mack Howard, Frank Boles and table ence m CD&chml tho Arab stataa with Soviet Umoo may try to call a spec10l problem for the Umted States ~:=la:•w~:',••• IYSTIM • No elected pohcy advisory c om- Howard Myers The Board approved a rec- The delegation stated ~ had backmg were revertmg to their mSion of the 122 nat1on PreSident Johnson has pledged "••••• ••• ·~~L v 1 ~t!~~TI:= mlttee Roy Lloy4 directo• of The new supermtendent of ommendatmn of Supt Burdette rlefm•tely requested an expefloard !me agamst Israel General Asembly but Informed to support the ' temlol'lal =~~g;Lfft~~...~!lE~ the PJ'OII'•m tnd 'Sup't M 1!- Mason County School I Brooks to make application for $52 000 tnced coach and said they felt Roject Nogodallons soum» diimi&lad tho reporla pntegr1ty' of all nallons 1n the :~.~~:.~, ••• "~':i ton Burdette Tha Adv•JOry Smith, wbo takes offlu July I, tor tbe NelabborhQOll Yo ~ 1 h they were "getting hooked" m lllef O~Uy ''Jected Israel now as a cocktail party conversa lMiddle East Put mJny dlplo- WHD!l-IB "'' vm.,. of ........ comll)ltl,tle 1,o comp!l8ed ol sljlle4 ho felt that the boar1 Corp w1th lunda commg from this selection and were Urad of Pltnuer Lebi Esbkol's call for lion I mats realize a return to the old f::!. ~:. !::~'·~r •::•~d ee~ James Jeffers, president, Mrs should h1te these people 1mme- the Health, Education and Wel- gettmg athletic dtrectors who 1 iu'J!cl negotiations to write the United Nations Agencies were boundaries would once again '" """m .~ m" Judy Nibert vlce presld•nt, d•alely as the county need r fare 'Mle program would em- were lnexper1e11ced and only restore the factors that have led •'";'.~;,;;I~~ •:;•.,'".!':..,~~ Mrs Carl s1d.rs secretarv alld quJllfled people to run an om ploy 100 boya aQII girls who wanted to make a name I or to three wars in 19 years ::r._ ·:;~~rre~ ta~·~.b~ab members Jean Stders, R!l s • e1,1 Jcl1oo1 system Burdette plan to fO to hlP school thls themselve1 Tho Soviet Foreign Min11try has 1nformad dlploThe Soviet poSition was '" ,,.,.., ..,.....,. ...~'F'"" mary Oldaker Harrlal Bable said ht felt that If Iocal peopl• year al a salary of •1 25 p e r They stated they have a good matt In ,...,,. It Intends to ~~~ 1 ,pecltl ~tnlon of ea•1er g~ve the Arabs what 1~M..":';:; ....,,... ,t. Dor~ Deweese' .nc1 Evelyn New: were Q01 hired to the school sv- 1to11r for 25 hours per w e e II freshman team and need J qualthe 122-"atlon Un1t.d Nallons Ckneral A~~tmbly to they want '!'her~ we" even ..w ·-" .,.,.,.., ,._ stem lhtl the votera of the ~·· TlJe P.<)fl'l! !wpes Ill have a wm- 1f1ed coach to materialiZe It II co,.11111 l1rttl for ''' "aggroatlon," reporlt frqm Nnnuu to PIJ' the Optlratln' lBd. UP Signs 1n CaiTo that Russ1a Is m~"""'""' ........ ., '" ...,.....,. After 8 long hassle over mr ty would resent the hiring ot ter program of NYC was a!so broughi out bY the deI• McKcow sa1d today. Marguente Eisel was hired egatlon that the Ath1etLc BoostRussi• wos unable to push 1 resolution through bemg forgiVen for not rushing I:::~~!e :_~tet': ;:o~~:~"'::re :;P011I mg of personnel for the ro:nmg OH~s 1 de~ deeply , . UJI *urity l;011ncll (fndemninu Israel ond d• military s~porl !Dr the Arabal:;~~"':. W.:f":'' ,,.. """::, year the bo..-4 llnally hi ed fhe board upproved I be to work on lbe Ubrary of Pointers would not &•ve Vance lilt m'IMii"¥ the vietorlous loroeh erml., wlthdrow from m their war w1th Israel Thm ,,, .,.,,.,,.. .!:..;:'{W.4:-t~:.r retlrina wperlntandenl Mlltoo changing of the "A" plan to Pleasant Jr lll,gh th•s sum111er •~pport he needed It w~ ala6 [::_" a..., ., Burd•"• es 1 finance 1upervls "B" plan o1 the new jUJtior at a ulary ol 50 per hour brousbt out by the' grndg:pal tltHtmlory lhty uptv.-.d ln 1111 w,ek'• slx-d1y wor- also were ronor~ of a comolere ·• .,, • ,,.,.,.,.,..,,, "'"' I edtht Egyp t1an break WIth the Un1tco ,.,,., "'" " tl>e ,.., ., ......,..._ or for """ yell' at 1 aalary o1 h1gh school auclltorlum as ahown not to tJCeed 500 hours The I was r~or a I' ltrritpry ltrlll "Ytll will not return. Slatas--econollljc pnil cuHum !;!11::.. '""""" ••• , ........, Hl4 $UIOO and alJO hired .U.IIltnl by WOllam Frll!llplon, arch\- resignation was accepted ol VanMeter, hired as ~tball ..,"~fJ~:;~~a.!.ITVI"t:!"":', suP.rmtendent (outgo1ng) teet The new auditor!~ will Margaret Hanna, a teacher at coach Wahama at /last M,..,.,.,.ol •••"""m•mboro c•••.,..ole... owo M... !Wpb Sayre as superv1sor of cost nearly f$00,0011 and 1f Ill Wabellla The Board tabled a meeting, would not the ..... position although the ace l!o d hal " •- ~ ~ ,yo11JR BOAT Whe; you tow yqur boahnd trallarY!~ runolt t~o risks lhol JOU IOj'moRy dt WHh YGMr ~r. Y~u;d ill~ !~Ink of d lwln W!!il!Jl'IIJJUrlnce. Th1t'1111ihy Ire inly cllmtnoh len~•'~ P••....:~ur 11011 and lltll11 'l'ilh rnouronce ~ you ~1 wll1\.1' quick ~ your friendly Al'to-I:IW..i~tag:~ ~I' ntllly !It , 10 lftJoV CI~Jii'.~ng. 1 ' I • SEE .l ,cttl\i)r '' " �4--Dafty Sentinel, ~-· ...., ---·-· - · -•- -- DOCTOR SAYS ~Voice By Wayne G. Braadllldl, M.D. I am often asked whether of Broadway· --- SAVE at MOORE'S ••• NEW YORK ...John Steln-"Pec"nextsea&on;DIOIIIIIWII'- the downtown VUiage Cafe La: 1 • 1 1 Mama than .she gets iD aalary beck's m University Hospital w ck s up ot I . , 1 with a Nobel paiD m ~ back We eaid month& aao ~ c k '!be Algerian UN Embassy . . Teoollt Don Budge • next Paar ,weuld 11811 hiJ ~~ T: received tho keya to B ill y after thl dlvocce will be Laurie ::StioJI and A~ ~:~In prof: Rose'• hqe mausoleum • II k e Father's Day, Sun., June11 MePheraon · · Screen Allton arron u • , M1nblttan Town Hause just a Guild m N. Y. called Whoal to II .. Sllirley Temples lbcut few days befol'l the lrasel·Arab "Tbe Incident" fllmlnll here; it to announce lor Co~ss, In,... war erupted . . The Irony: Bll· Furthermpre, an Infant In ran outa salaries for Thelma tiring (ill, with leukemia) Cong, 1y lett most of Ills $SO 00111100 IIIia position even from birth Ritter Jan Sterling, Jack Gil· Arthur YOIIII8er's seat Ex· estate to Israel M...;.while 18 ' '1• to 1ifl hls head and tum ford 'Ruby Dee, Don De Leo Russian Ballet leaper Rudolf dead a ~ and 8 hR!f Bllly'~ It from side to side thereby • etc '. . Newsweek editor Billy Nureyev's caviar orders at Slier. still unburied 'way ~ptown; AmeriCI'• Most voiding any obstruction to his Rooder'a re•overlng !rom heart ry'a In Phllharmomc Hall 1 r • more Uke diacarded. Sen. Bobbreathing that milhl be caused surgery · Time Mag's music only for Iranian _lisli eggs - n~- by Kennedy's fanner oppos!tien Popular 8 by a bunched·up blanket. Ba- editor Cliff Porlerlield will re- et at the Russki brand; lr~n to Bronx D. A. Isidore DolllngFishing Ge1rl ·IUMT.Rf . bies who are placed on their view his eWil lullabies n e x I caviar Is the most expe1111ve, er folded up fast afier BI'GIIX backs may develop a !lattened month Soon's she's finished peddles in &O!:'rmet shop~ leadara pointed out the estlmaarea on the back of the bead. !llmlnl "A Smuhing T I m e," $54 per lf.ol. tm • Mn. ble lzzy was tba first Jew 1n You llhould, however,! at your sWears Lynn Redgrave, she'll die (Mary) Sanford's niece Bo- thai Bronx job ever and Bronx baby lie on his back when he start a family Lee Guber be Legendre's spending mere voters wouldn't take 11 1y 1 n g is awake and you can be with didn't let the "Sberry" apoD· money taxiCabbmg nightly to down any more than Israel foldhim When be is old enouib to age stop him· he told pals at her off-Bdwy. Eleanor.a D use ed up for Nasser Smuttiest AT MOOIE'S turn over from hiS stomach to Gallagher'• he'll pro d u e ' role In "Sarah II• Divine" at JlllbllcallOIIs we've encountered DISCOUNT hill back be will choose t h e tb ao far In the already diSirac&PRICESI sleepmg poSition that I ul ts •• nutrilioul II whole m II k. domen allll sometimes !ro~tl~ lui Bdwy. area' come from Can-r h1m and wlll change bil posl- Once the package II opened, pericardia! sac An °~ ada· they ahow how homa sadtion from time to lime unald- however, II should be kept In to loosen lha adh~~~~ 1 ~c· 181~ maSOC!blata le&blana' etc ed durmg hiS sleep. the refrigerator. U your cbil· cenful In many dl ms w 0 meet and co~unlcate; ' reai dren are usad lo the allghtly would olherwlll e. Fall of Rom- stuff. Anythlntl did would w1nt Q - b powdered milk just different taate of powdered NBC Veep Syd ElgeJ' lov• as nutritious as whole m II k. milk there would be no advanTile Almaaae ly wife Bea'a In tho hcspltal for lor children' Our$ get VItamin tage In mixlnll It with whole By Ualled Prell Jaternatloaal minor IUI'l!ery The Eddie I OUI BIIT RADIO VALUEI l--by ---'!supplements dally. Would there milk. Today Is Tuesday, June 13, Flaher-Connlt stevens wedding be any advantage to using oneof the !64th day of 11167 with 20114 will be aooa or Connle'll be Ill 5 .W.PMThis column " for young peo-lsllm." Here's a Jetter which half regular and one-hall pow- Q ;- ftat ~ llle the follow. to bust Jock Whltney•1 getpie, their problems and pleas- will give you mo111 encourlil!•· dered milk' Pick 1 ~~T ~ IIJI'ed' The moon II between Ita ne" tlng back a bit of tho fortune be ures, thOir troubles and fun As men! A - Powered milk Is l u It symptomftt ian lorm 1 peri . phase and fll'St quarter. lost In the demise of the World· 0 COLEMAN CAMP STOVES 19.88 • The mormng atars are Joumai·Tribune by havmg his w1th the rest of Helen Help Us ,' Dear Helen: A.1 1 • II welcom4:B laughs but won't When I ""s 14, I ate because become a "!IOmethlng" where c_ardllll (m!lammatlon of the Mercury Yenua Mara and radio-TV alation chain Go PubComplete Auta Acceuorl.. For Dlcl's (lr dodge a senous question wtlh a 1 had nothmg better to do The before I was a "nothing," and fibrous saa •=o'::'dl! ~~~ce Jupiter ' ' na . . Jock expectl to collect brush-off reason was I was alreadv fat, a round 011e at that. ~art. It Is c Y • Bora on thl8 day m 1885 was some $20 million and still wind Send your teen age questions which caused me to be grumpy I'm preSident of my clasa and bon, usually rheumatic lever. Irish literature Nobel prize\ up IWIIing 58 per e 1 n t to YOUTH ASKED FOR IT, and take the wrong outlook on have all the dates I want, and Tbe Inflamed surface of t~t winner WilHam Butler Yeat. Jock's charilleJ go preferably careo I Helen Help US! thiS hfe, so I didn't Jravo many I'm not that cute. It's JUst that sac becomea adherent to 1 e In 187'1, the Russo-Turkish/ unheralded (as ditto his sister newspaper. friends I feel so much happier, ll k e heart, and lnterlerea with 1he War began. Mrs Payson who owns the N. 1 TIPS FOR DIETERS Then I compared the taste of runmng, and partlc_lpatlng Ill heart action. Tbl victim be- In 1M2, President Ronsevelll Y. Meta) but their combined IN POMEROY Dear Helen. alt those fatlenmg foods to the sports, and being friendly with ;:~•:n:':s~ ~! ~m:·~ created the Office of War gifts (especially to marvelous I have found 8 way to reduce fun I was nussing, and every people. I LIKE ~ltryf the *ln. The abdomlnll cavity Information and named radiO N. Y. Hospital) total mto the 124 W. MAIN PH. 992·2848 lhat ' eally works time I'd be tempted, I'd ihmk, There's DOihlnll e tlg.!nl beoomel ftlled with Ould Tbl8j commentator Elmer Davia nine figures ... Yep - maybe · . "It isn't worth It " Pretty soon a dress that was once too "" · direct 0 $100 mllllan. I decided to go on a d1et •s 1 thOu bt elf 111 to 1 1_ lor you and having to take It 1ft 11 a eerioua disease. =:.::::::r:.:..---·---~,;.._ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _...;. I was really overweight but I g mys no rea Bed -• t"· · Iy liking gooey desserts e t c a couple of Inches. For t h a I rest """ water P "" ar& decided tins manv, many times b k h ' t h ., thrill you actuallv no-cal preeeribed to reduce the accu- ~1 before with no luck ecause 00 ow mean eY ' ' ~,., of uld bu _.._ lbl r ' . wero to ME After two weeks pop while your date laps up I mulatlon n t ....... • This tune I 11111de a deal With of eatmg GOOD, thinnmg food chocolate malt. _ GREAT TO c1oe1 not aufflcs It 11 neceiJSir)' my Mom, and every week !lose d to drain th8 !luld !rom the ab1 bl 1 1 be BE SLIM thrrebank pounds, 00 in (meat an pounds vege a es the for she me puts For$2every gan to lose you usual--~j~~~~--=~=.r:::~:---;;;;;-:;;;o;a;::::-11 extra pound Jlos .. 1 get 8 quar- ly don't lose much the first two ter, but only up to live, 80 1 weeks. Then I weighed a n d won't try to go overboard. measured myself regularly, and All soon as I lose all the II became FUN. we 1ght 1 want to, I get to take Two years later, 1 have now all but five dollars of the moo· ey and buy new clothes -J.L r ft ~ aln lnlanthshouldt behanolwledtllto s eep on 18 s omac a e time This ill the preferred posltion for an Infant becaUI8, II he spits up any of hla food, he wlll not In this position be Ilk• ly to Inhale 11 and bave a I I t of choking. GIFT If Dad's AFisherman ••• RODS and REELS Tackle Boxes -1.99 to 19.99 HELEN HELP US! Helen Bottel GE RADIO ea:: 20·' bank loan gives the 'go' power! 1 1 MOORE'S 1 :w. I!'ALSE TEETH M That Loosen Dear J: Need Not Embarrass Happy dieting - but be 9UI't! ManY wearel'll o1 raise teeth 11u11'er you choose a sensible diet that embarr111111men$ because thelr platel drop, sliP or wobble at lllllt the cuts down eaJor1es, not essen- 1 1J1'0D.f time Don't lin ln fear ad: happening to you Just sprlllkll tlal food "Crash" programs ath!aUttle PABTEETH the non-acid knock off pounds at the expense 1 powder, on your pl&tea Holds !aiM teeth more ftrmiY ao they feel moN of health, and the pounds come ! CXJmtoJtable Check! denture br.~atll that flt are eSBentl&l '110 r~ght back because you haven't\ PlatwbaiJ.th ate your dentltt r.~gularlJ, trained yourself to "thInk Get FASTEBJTH at all drui 00Ullt4CI. • • - - In Meigs County new car no" , and reallv en]ov the vacation drlvmg season Ownmg a IYrand ne11 car is easy with an Auto Loan from us, thanks to monev saving, low hank rates Quick, confidenlwl, convement' lili" ens ,alional 13 ~ Member Fedenl Doposillnsuranco Corporation COCHRAN PAINTS Buy The s The Daily Decorator Colors STRONG CONCENTRATION Of Circulation··· CHASE HARDWARE ( Newspaper ' Middleport, 0. Got that yen !G get up and go' r.o ahead' Get your ' Ohio In '18. •d that meant • • . . )IIJst DOMINANT ' BAKER FURNITURE We're telling (and selljno) Ohio's advantages to industries everywhere ... ~ new finps "bo.uul. • Rooms Of $595 ... r Complete FURNITURE Ill -•nv I 3 For low-Cost Auto Financing ~ Htrold C~t,., Mgr. Lecutl St. Middleport ,~one WY 2·21 It ' I 1' ' It Pays Off Where It Counts IN OVER • PLANNINl . 5200 HOUSEHOLDS A SUMMER ·WEDDING? OUR BREAD and BUTTER ' Let Dudley's Help You Mike Complete - - - It can be yom, too If You've Got Something To s.n Arri"'emtllta. I ou1..- 11'1111 II effort by the Industrial development people ol Ohlo'1 lnvettor-ow~ ele<:trlc light and power coini)MIII. They ... With letters, brochures and 1dvert"tmtnts. And they ll'IVtl thousands ol mil" e.c11 year In thtlr eHdi'tto attract new Industry Get GREATER Returns on your advertising dollar to 01110. Ohio wu awwdld 111111 pliJoe for lndultrial de Blllll" '1188 ilr .. Sll CIll$ ol kl '111t ftl 5 I We like to tllillk IMII • al IS IS world 11 will . . Ohio l)eparli!IUt 0( DtUIIOIIMial Mel otiiW del'tlnpmenU't c'eod 111101.,. *!d w: t sa, .. _... Ohio wia fills • •nL IIIII¥ twllll, lie Ia s•a r a ,. eleclslu .ttr f I Mil .. 0 CliiiD I hr J11 tills )1111511 lllfll'lt tor wm Advertise In The Daily Sentinel rtl Meigs County's Only Home _Newspaper 'rho Clndllltfllln &~·t '· • ,.., 'Tite Cllilltnd Elec~lc !tJ!ilt'lftallot Carp_, t:oluill!Ns tnd ijouthtrn ONo !lectric ClfFif '1111 ~ , _ . . . ..,,. < .. - - .. -·---........___ ·-- ' ' Hasn't your f;11nily waited long enough? _ " ..__~_ BOUQUETS 'iOQt~~IERES / _;lURCH PECORlTJot45 • ' I ,.... ha'f~ been thinking ol a Cadilac for yOlK' fatnny, loat have postponed makmg the move-we have a "'8l""liOil lot you. VIstt your Cadolloe dealer aod let ~;,. Clam IIMi' leb oat I 118eP,,. er flOP No~ llhow you just how eaSily a new Cadillae could come lnte your life. He'll ~~pl01n how Ctulillac'• relahvely Alodest purcha1e pnce- illllegcndary dependabolrly- aad its ililcomparab)e resale value combine to I'IHtke this ..otor· iog's greal~st value And he woll ~e happy to demonstrate the mJny l(tatchless pl~asure~ that alhit 7011r family ia IOUntls ct Ignition or eilmbustiol lleceuse electric wsler • haters 1ft flalltless. No pi!Of. 10 vent, 110 flue. T~is " ~ulei' challcter can llidlln 1 . . . or under 1 stairwelL 1111011 blm totally for !en full Yl!liJ. del aR electtic water :Mjttir fCG!!~·f01 o~f P~ Stnk:t Plan·, •• a IOO!l'ti liB,.~'!'~' ~J:IIC., ~ij·· ~k. Ilk.. . .li:.ll'iliWIIrkfiiiiiMPSP. , . . ' ., "' die Standard oll\e WG!'Id. Yoo'11 't'"""""" Itt .. ~ aery eomlol t, brilliaM performan ce and unexcened •fetr and convel;'ieaet. ne - ·· exceptional roomi1H!81-...en the longest 18lllilylrop a dehght- and ill! steardy,....., , qmet ride adda rest 11141 ORuofaouon to every \nile• .,.._., your family deaene the .. ,y best that aotorief .... offer? The &llliwer, ol cou,.e, lS at YOOII' Cadillac: dot! 11,.. He ha• the cor, • , the keys . •. aad a aumber ' c ........ IDe facts tbllt ny ,..,.... luoily hu waited ~ ~~<' ' -. I . ', .. >. �4--Dafty Sentinel, ~-· ...., ---·-· - · -•- -- DOCTOR SAYS ~Voice By Wayne G. Braadllldl, M.D. I am often asked whether of Broadway· --- SAVE at MOORE'S ••• NEW YORK ...John Steln-"Pec"nextsea&on;DIOIIIIIWII'- the downtown VUiage Cafe La: 1 • 1 1 Mama than .she gets iD aalary beck's m University Hospital w ck s up ot I . , 1 with a Nobel paiD m ~ back We eaid month& aao ~ c k '!be Algerian UN Embassy . . Teoollt Don Budge • next Paar ,weuld 11811 hiJ ~~ T: received tho keya to B ill y after thl dlvocce will be Laurie ::StioJI and A~ ~:~In prof: Rose'• hqe mausoleum • II k e Father's Day, Sun., June11 MePheraon · · Screen Allton arron u • , M1nblttan Town Hause just a Guild m N. Y. called Whoal to II .. Sllirley Temples lbcut few days befol'l the lrasel·Arab "Tbe Incident" fllmlnll here; it to announce lor Co~ss, In,... war erupted . . The Irony: Bll· Furthermpre, an Infant In ran outa salaries for Thelma tiring (ill, with leukemia) Cong, 1y lett most of Ills $SO 00111100 IIIia position even from birth Ritter Jan Sterling, Jack Gil· Arthur YOIIII8er's seat Ex· estate to Israel M...;.while 18 ' '1• to 1ifl hls head and tum ford 'Ruby Dee, Don De Leo Russian Ballet leaper Rudolf dead a ~ and 8 hR!f Bllly'~ It from side to side thereby • etc '. . Newsweek editor Billy Nureyev's caviar orders at Slier. still unburied 'way ~ptown; AmeriCI'• Most voiding any obstruction to his Rooder'a re•overlng !rom heart ry'a In Phllharmomc Hall 1 r • more Uke diacarded. Sen. Bobbreathing that milhl be caused surgery · Time Mag's music only for Iranian _lisli eggs - n~- by Kennedy's fanner oppos!tien Popular 8 by a bunched·up blanket. Ba- editor Cliff Porlerlield will re- et at the Russki brand; lr~n to Bronx D. A. Isidore DolllngFishing Ge1rl ·IUMT.Rf . bies who are placed on their view his eWil lullabies n e x I caviar Is the most expe1111ve, er folded up fast afier BI'GIIX backs may develop a !lattened month Soon's she's finished peddles in &O!:'rmet shop~ leadara pointed out the estlmaarea on the back of the bead. !llmlnl "A Smuhing T I m e," $54 per lf.ol. tm • Mn. ble lzzy was tba first Jew 1n You llhould, however,! at your sWears Lynn Redgrave, she'll die (Mary) Sanford's niece Bo- thai Bronx job ever and Bronx baby lie on his back when he start a family Lee Guber be Legendre's spending mere voters wouldn't take 11 1y 1 n g is awake and you can be with didn't let the "Sberry" apoD· money taxiCabbmg nightly to down any more than Israel foldhim When be is old enouib to age stop him· he told pals at her off-Bdwy. Eleanor.a D use ed up for Nasser Smuttiest AT MOOIE'S turn over from hiS stomach to Gallagher'• he'll pro d u e ' role In "Sarah II• Divine" at JlllbllcallOIIs we've encountered DISCOUNT hill back be will choose t h e tb ao far In the already diSirac&PRICESI sleepmg poSition that I ul ts •• nutrilioul II whole m II k. domen allll sometimes !ro~tl~ lui Bdwy. area' come from Can-r h1m and wlll change bil posl- Once the package II opened, pericardia! sac An °~ ada· they ahow how homa sadtion from time to lime unald- however, II should be kept In to loosen lha adh~~~~ 1 ~c· 181~ maSOC!blata le&blana' etc ed durmg hiS sleep. the refrigerator. U your cbil· cenful In many dl ms w 0 meet and co~unlcate; ' reai dren are usad lo the allghtly would olherwlll e. Fall of Rom- stuff. Anythlntl did would w1nt Q - b powdered milk just different taate of powdered NBC Veep Syd ElgeJ' lov• as nutritious as whole m II k. milk there would be no advanTile Almaaae ly wife Bea'a In tho hcspltal for lor children' Our$ get VItamin tage In mixlnll It with whole By Ualled Prell Jaternatloaal minor IUI'l!ery The Eddie I OUI BIIT RADIO VALUEI l--by ---'!supplements dally. Would there milk. Today Is Tuesday, June 13, Flaher-Connlt stevens wedding be any advantage to using oneof the !64th day of 11167 with 20114 will be aooa or Connle'll be Ill 5 .W.PMThis column " for young peo-lsllm." Here's a Jetter which half regular and one-hall pow- Q ;- ftat ~ llle the follow. to bust Jock Whltney•1 getpie, their problems and pleas- will give you mo111 encourlil!•· dered milk' Pick 1 ~~T ~ IIJI'ed' The moon II between Ita ne" tlng back a bit of tho fortune be ures, thOir troubles and fun As men! A - Powered milk Is l u It symptomftt ian lorm 1 peri . phase and fll'St quarter. lost In the demise of the World· 0 COLEMAN CAMP STOVES 19.88 • The mormng atars are Joumai·Tribune by havmg his w1th the rest of Helen Help Us ,' Dear Helen: A.1 1 • II welcom4:B laughs but won't When I ""s 14, I ate because become a "!IOmethlng" where c_ardllll (m!lammatlon of the Mercury Yenua Mara and radio-TV alation chain Go PubComplete Auta Acceuorl.. For Dlcl's (lr dodge a senous question wtlh a 1 had nothmg better to do The before I was a "nothing," and fibrous saa •=o'::'dl! ~~~ce Jupiter ' ' na . . Jock expectl to collect brush-off reason was I was alreadv fat, a round 011e at that. ~art. It Is c Y • Bora on thl8 day m 1885 was some $20 million and still wind Send your teen age questions which caused me to be grumpy I'm preSident of my clasa and bon, usually rheumatic lever. Irish literature Nobel prize\ up IWIIing 58 per e 1 n t to YOUTH ASKED FOR IT, and take the wrong outlook on have all the dates I want, and Tbe Inflamed surface of t~t winner WilHam Butler Yeat. Jock's charilleJ go preferably careo I Helen Help US! thiS hfe, so I didn't Jravo many I'm not that cute. It's JUst that sac becomea adherent to 1 e In 187'1, the Russo-Turkish/ unheralded (as ditto his sister newspaper. friends I feel so much happier, ll k e heart, and lnterlerea with 1he War began. Mrs Payson who owns the N. 1 TIPS FOR DIETERS Then I compared the taste of runmng, and partlc_lpatlng Ill heart action. Tbl victim be- In 1M2, President Ronsevelll Y. Meta) but their combined IN POMEROY Dear Helen. alt those fatlenmg foods to the sports, and being friendly with ;:~•:n:':s~ ~! ~m:·~ created the Office of War gifts (especially to marvelous I have found 8 way to reduce fun I was nussing, and every people. I LIKE ~ltryf the *ln. The abdomlnll cavity Information and named radiO N. Y. Hospital) total mto the 124 W. MAIN PH. 992·2848 lhat ' eally works time I'd be tempted, I'd ihmk, There's DOihlnll e tlg.!nl beoomel ftlled with Ould Tbl8j commentator Elmer Davia nine figures ... Yep - maybe · . "It isn't worth It " Pretty soon a dress that was once too "" · direct 0 $100 mllllan. I decided to go on a d1et •s 1 thOu bt elf 111 to 1 1_ lor you and having to take It 1ft 11 a eerioua disease. =:.::::::r:.:..---·---~,;.._ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _...;. I was really overweight but I g mys no rea Bed -• t"· · Iy liking gooey desserts e t c a couple of Inches. For t h a I rest """ water P "" ar& decided tins manv, many times b k h ' t h ., thrill you actuallv no-cal preeeribed to reduce the accu- ~1 before with no luck ecause 00 ow mean eY ' ' ~,., of uld bu _.._ lbl r ' . wero to ME After two weeks pop while your date laps up I mulatlon n t ....... • This tune I 11111de a deal With of eatmg GOOD, thinnmg food chocolate malt. _ GREAT TO c1oe1 not aufflcs It 11 neceiJSir)' my Mom, and every week !lose d to drain th8 !luld !rom the ab1 bl 1 1 be BE SLIM thrrebank pounds, 00 in (meat an pounds vege a es the for she me puts For$2every gan to lose you usual--~j~~~~--=~=.r:::~:---;;;;;-:;;;o;a;::::-11 extra pound Jlos .. 1 get 8 quar- ly don't lose much the first two ter, but only up to live, 80 1 weeks. Then I weighed a n d won't try to go overboard. measured myself regularly, and All soon as I lose all the II became FUN. we 1ght 1 want to, I get to take Two years later, 1 have now all but five dollars of the moo· ey and buy new clothes -J.L r ft ~ aln lnlanthshouldt behanolwledtllto s eep on 18 s omac a e time This ill the preferred posltion for an Infant becaUI8, II he spits up any of hla food, he wlll not In this position be Ilk• ly to Inhale 11 and bave a I I t of choking. GIFT If Dad's AFisherman ••• RODS and REELS Tackle Boxes -1.99 to 19.99 HELEN HELP US! Helen Bottel GE RADIO ea:: 20·' bank loan gives the 'go' power! 1 1 MOORE'S 1 :w. I!'ALSE TEETH M That Loosen Dear J: Need Not Embarrass Happy dieting - but be 9UI't! ManY wearel'll o1 raise teeth 11u11'er you choose a sensible diet that embarr111111men$ because thelr platel drop, sliP or wobble at lllllt the cuts down eaJor1es, not essen- 1 1J1'0D.f time Don't lin ln fear ad: happening to you Just sprlllkll tlal food "Crash" programs ath!aUttle PABTEETH the non-acid knock off pounds at the expense 1 powder, on your pl&tea Holds !aiM teeth more ftrmiY ao they feel moN of health, and the pounds come ! CXJmtoJtable Check! denture br.~atll that flt are eSBentl&l '110 r~ght back because you haven't\ PlatwbaiJ.th ate your dentltt r.~gularlJ, trained yourself to "thInk Get FASTEBJTH at all drui 00Ullt4CI. • • - - In Meigs County new car no" , and reallv en]ov the vacation drlvmg season Ownmg a IYrand ne11 car is easy with an Auto Loan from us, thanks to monev saving, low hank rates Quick, confidenlwl, convement' lili" ens ,alional 13 ~ Member Fedenl Doposillnsuranco Corporation COCHRAN PAINTS Buy The s The Daily Decorator Colors STRONG CONCENTRATION Of Circulation··· CHASE HARDWARE ( Newspaper ' Middleport, 0. Got that yen !G get up and go' r.o ahead' Get your ' Ohio In '18. •d that meant • • . . )IIJst DOMINANT ' BAKER FURNITURE We're telling (and selljno) Ohio's advantages to industries everywhere ... ~ new finps "bo.uul. • Rooms Of $595 ... r Complete FURNITURE Ill -•nv I 3 For low-Cost Auto Financing ~ Htrold C~t,., Mgr. Lecutl St. Middleport ,~one WY 2·21 It ' I 1' ' It Pays Off Where It Counts IN OVER • PLANNINl . 5200 HOUSEHOLDS A SUMMER ·WEDDING? OUR BREAD and BUTTER ' Let Dudley's Help You Mike Complete - - - It can be yom, too If You've Got Something To s.n Arri"'emtllta. I ou1..- 11'1111 II effort by the Industrial development people ol Ohlo'1 lnvettor-ow~ ele<:trlc light and power coini)MIII. They ... With letters, brochures and 1dvert"tmtnts. And they ll'IVtl thousands ol mil" e.c11 year In thtlr eHdi'tto attract new Industry Get GREATER Returns on your advertising dollar to 01110. Ohio wu awwdld 111111 pliJoe for lndultrial de Blllll" '1188 ilr .. Sll CIll$ ol kl '111t ftl 5 I We like to tllillk IMII • al IS IS world 11 will . . Ohio l)eparli!IUt 0( DtUIIOIIMial Mel otiiW del'tlnpmenU't c'eod 111101.,. *!d w: t sa, .. _... Ohio wia fills • •nL IIIII¥ twllll, lie Ia s•a r a ,. eleclslu .ttr f I Mil .. 0 CliiiD I hr J11 tills )1111511 lllfll'lt tor wm Advertise In The Daily Sentinel rtl Meigs County's Only Home _Newspaper 'rho Clndllltfllln &~·t '· • ,.., 'Tite Cllilltnd Elec~lc !tJ!ilt'lftallot Carp_, t:oluill!Ns tnd ijouthtrn ONo !lectric ClfFif '1111 ~ , _ . . . ..,,. < .. - - .. -·---........___ ·-- ' ' Hasn't your f;11nily waited long enough? _ " ..__~_ BOUQUETS 'iOQt~~IERES / _;lURCH PECORlTJot45 • ' I ,.... ha'f~ been thinking ol a Cadilac for yOlK' fatnny, loat have postponed makmg the move-we have a "'8l""liOil lot you. VIstt your Cadolloe dealer aod let ~;,. Clam IIMi' leb oat I 118eP,,. er flOP No~ llhow you just how eaSily a new Cadillae could come lnte your life. He'll ~~pl01n how Ctulillac'• relahvely Alodest purcha1e pnce- illllegcndary dependabolrly- aad its ililcomparab)e resale value combine to I'IHtke this ..otor· iog's greal~st value And he woll ~e happy to demonstrate the mJny l(tatchless pl~asure~ that alhit 7011r family ia IOUntls ct Ignition or eilmbustiol lleceuse electric wsler • haters 1ft flalltless. No pi!Of. 10 vent, 110 flue. T~is " ~ulei' challcter can llidlln 1 . . . or under 1 stairwelL 1111011 blm totally for !en full Yl!liJ. del aR electtic water :Mjttir fCG!!~·f01 o~f P~ Stnk:t Plan·, •• a IOO!l'ti liB,.~'!'~' ~J:IIC., ~ij·· ~k. Ilk.. . .li:.ll'iliWIIrkfiiiiiMPSP. , . . ' ., "' die Standard oll\e WG!'Id. Yoo'11 't'"""""" Itt .. ~ aery eomlol t, brilliaM performan ce and unexcened •fetr and convel;'ieaet. ne - ·· exceptional roomi1H!81-...en the longest 18lllilylrop a dehght- and ill! steardy,....., , qmet ride adda rest 11141 ORuofaouon to every \nile• .,.._., your family deaene the .. ,y best that aotorief .... offer? The &llliwer, ol cou,.e, lS at YOOII' Cadillac: dot! 11,.. He ha• the cor, • , the keys . •. aad a aumber ' c ........ IDe facts tbllt ny ,..,.... luoily hu waited ~ ~~<' ' -. I . ', .. >. �;:ll;l;al;;:;;::;::;To:: ..... ..._... "" ....... - - ........... - - ...........~;.. ....,..... __ -'.:.,. ..... _·-... : -.. ~ ...... ~- .,.. ... - -----~ -~ ~ -~ ... -- -~ ·- · ..... ··· ·· ;oo, - - ..... ...,. - _..,.._ _ .. llr .... - .. _...:.--......,.. . _ _ - · - -........... .. . , ... ·--- -~ - ........... - - • . . . . : . - - __ _ _ _ ...._ ____._________ __ .._. ._.,__ ...__,...,-~ ... ....-~ . . . . . .~,~to;.~··;'!:"!'":;:.· -:"'!':-~~ . ..... . ·-·····-·. ....... . .... . ............., ... ..... ... ...- ...... ...... ...... .. ,_,_ \ • .' - AD : ~·'.. ........ . ....... ............ ....... , .... ·;~ . f ._,...,.. ' ~·- ~ ~ OF C.rrien, N•decl • ._..... QUALITY Dty .. , . . ..... •••"'•"""' 'lllil PWUIIIM' ,.._ •• 1M rltM t. 111ft _............. ., ... ... ..... ...... ,_...... .... ... , ................ ............. ::.:::=.: .,.,. '"'" ... '"' •••11 ,., want •• hrvln 1 """ ,., lAiani, liM' IMertleflo Mlnii'MII'II Char.. 71c , "*' .., lhl 11 IMirtltna. Wer41. 11 ........ , w..... thi'M:~•:•-:•:: ,,. .. '";i"',::•.... 0 , _.. , . ,.,. .,.. 2 SIGNS WAN,TID •• ,lj ........... ' .. .. ' ., 1 I~ D1' .,.,.,. 'WUt•l... ~. - ...... -. For Pomeroy. Apply At TL.... Deily Sentinel Office 110 Mochonlc 51; pOmtroy, Ohl0 ..: !:=;~~;;::~~=:' " ,.. W•nted To Buy -~ CAaD 0, TIIANKI & GIITUARJII I Po...~ eroy 1 1 M0 tOr C0. 1965 DODGE UTILINE lh TON IA»cal one owner low mileage truck, 6 c,l. engine. radio, healfr, wheel covers. Sharp as new inaide and out. Dark red finish 1962 FORD 1 TON $1195 VB engine, 4 &peed trans., good 700x16 tires, dual wheels, helper springs, ll ft. body with cattle n t-ks, he-ater 1958 CHEV. y, TON PICKUP $595 V8 engine, ·heavy duty tires, heater. A gOOd .solid pickup Pomeroy Motor Co. 11.11 fllf II w.N tRiftllllUift, hsh ...lHINinnl!h. ILIND ADI AIMifltMI ... ChP• .., UverMII•t• . oPPICI IIDUU ldt •·-. ... 1:11., M., Gallt liM .. -. te 1t1H HM~to lahirdlf '11"'1 JAI'Y TO 'LACI A WANT AD $1595 •• -~ -- .. . . . . . ... --~· -- -~-- ··;•01111~ . ..... - . .. J ·' . ' AIIUque Auction 5A'I1JRDAY, June 17, at I p.m. I will sell the foll.Wing Uques at my home . at 706 Mill St., Middleport, 0 hi o: - ROIIIt IIIALCINI ' . .: ' . '' -1'1 ' Busi;ness Servi.ces ly IOI .LUfl~ '<l' i '-: 1,"1 1 . ' w:J~I~================I:==::;:::.:=±=::;:~=:;==~ Love seat 100 150 years old, ~ nut stand nut marble top bureau o I d, picture frames, dishes a n d glassware, stone jars all sizes, chairs, lamps, comb case, coffee grinder, child's rocker, apple peeler, Iron pots, desk and other articles not listed. Leona Kohl, owner. Bradford Auction co., terms cash, not responsible for accidents. so Perma sto!l<l horne 1or sale, 6 room and bath, pri· vale · sale. 6 13 Jtc H' ND. , s••MU0:11 &· SER"" ... .I'M Cont1d: r "'!ARLES LISLE Syracuse, Ohio For Free Estimat11 • Aluminum Awning• , _ eAiumlnum Siding eAiumlnum Relllngo •Aluminum Windows & Doors eCar Porto 8 Patios e Blown In Insulation or Call Colloct,532-6881 Elmer E. White, 404¥.1 So. 4th St., Ironton Representative In This Area 20 Y•rs For V. V. Johnson & Son 222- 4th Ave., Huntington · OPEN EVES. 9:00 P.M. II ONI OP 1'111 NICIST PIOI'I.-1 .. CALl. DICK RA'LINGS . ... \ bwlings Hoild1 Sales .; ~ W'l :14151 MIDDLEPORT. OHIO .• •· . .• ... ,RADIATOR All New RldiiJor ~~P. In Memo_,rv_ _ •" ' -~-- SERVICE · PMONI tH41N '.' ' i ' , -.-.-...'H:;i~;~-;~w:i;anted~~aJ~-w;;-.-.f .;c-:::::;DII;,ty~Se=ntl=n=eJ;,,P:;;:om=ero~f':::::!ll~lddl=eport=:,==o"'••"'Ju=n=e,cu;: ,~.'=l9ft=7=I.,....,.....-,--.,.,.Fcir Sale IOt~AA TION -,~~ ~·- · [' ' '::~~ ................... ~ -- . . ec., · eTrvck eHiii!W. Core • BulldOHr • eAny.Type • Bv KEITH GOBLE FORD WY 2-2196 ~liT S~N$0M AGOJIGE$SIOJI{ Mldclloport, 0. ' ly IRANNIIt " ; fJ I'M ONLY REPEATING WHAT THE FELLOWS ARE BAYING AllOUT HER. HURRAH! 61LL¥5 AT MT. GETA HOME RUN R:lRU&, 51LL. 11 --~ . lv Howre ANY IDEA WHAT YOU'RE GOIIJG TO DO W'HE'N YOU GRoW UP. LUVAe.LE ? I'M GOI/JG m lUORK FOR WORLD PEACE ! ~tf',o!EIPI'R FINE I THAT'S 0/UE OF 'THE OLDtST f'ROFESSIOIJS \VE.'VE. GOT ! By HAROLD GRAY I r' f ll f. By v. T. HAMLIN tl • ...• .'"•· I ." - I j i . 't .. ----:-::-:-- - : - - - - AUTOMATIC Zig Zag sewing W1nted machine. Makes buttonhole.. ifAVE CASH -;illbuy. house darns. monograms, etc , with· with large Jot or small acrf. ! out altachmen•s. Pay $5 per age. Close to shopping cent· l month~r pay balance of $43ers on hard roed. State a11 1 _:30 C. ·1218~- ~ -&tc part:culars in lirsl letter.' 3 BE1 1ROOM house, Mason, W. Write P. 0. Box 282, Middlf.i Va .. Call 773·5611 or 99U!311. p.lrt, Ohio. I !~_3tp 1 _ _ _1-~~f.:_ DOZER WO K ted ISTRAWBERRIES, pick y our BULL R ~a~t · own. Bring containers, 2Sc a 1 IJI2.2201!. c quart. at Milford IU!wk, Chester, Ohio. Phone 1160-3339. 6 II 3tc NOW TAKING LATE MODEL Elecrtolux ,., •. uum eleanor complete wilh all attachments. This cleaner FOR CARRIERS completely rebuilt, fully war· rar••:d. One year free service IN MIDDLEPORT. pay $!> ~ month or pay $44.40. Try It in your home. Call 992-1136. 8 12 8tc Ccmt•d F•y• Manley KNAPP SHOES lor cushion Iepod ~mlort. Cllff'l Shoo Repair, NWr,p!tl. I 12 :lOW ! I . .- . •. - - ly !tAL PH ~~f>'Q,~~ -~~·: , . . . . tN.. ·I '! ., ., ... I "'" "·' .."' · ~ .. j \(o 1 ,; i.· J �;:ll;l;al;;:;;::;::;To:: ..... ..._... "" ....... - - ........... - - ...........~;.. ....,..... __ -'.:.,. ..... _·-... : -.. ~ ...... ~- .,.. ... - -----~ -~ ~ -~ ... -- -~ ·- · ..... ··· ·· ;oo, - - ..... ...,. - _..,.._ _ .. llr .... - .. _...:.--......,.. . _ _ - · - -........... .. . , ... ·--- -~ - ........... - - • . . . . : . - - __ _ _ _ ...._ ____._________ __ .._. ._.,__ ...__,...,-~ ... ....-~ . . . . . .~,~to;.~··;'!:"!'":;:.· -:"'!':-~~ . ..... . ·-·····-·. ....... . .... . ............., ... ..... ... ...- ...... ...... ...... .. ,_,_ \ • .' - AD : ~·'.. ........ . ....... ............ ....... , .... ·;~ . f ._,...,.. ' ~·- ~ ~ OF C.rrien, N•decl • ._..... QUALITY Dty .. , . . ..... •••"'•"""' 'lllil PWUIIIM' ,.._ •• 1M rltM t. 111ft _............. ., ... ... ..... ...... ,_...... .... ... , ................ ............. ::.:::=.: .,.,. '"'" ... '"' •••11 ,., want •• hrvln 1 """ ,., lAiani, liM' IMertleflo Mlnii'MII'II Char.. 71c , "*' .., lhl 11 IMirtltna. Wer41. 11 ........ , w..... thi'M:~•:•-:•:: ,,. .. '";i"',::•.... 0 , _.. , . ,.,. .,.. 2 SIGNS WAN,TID •• ,lj ........... ' .. .. ' ., 1 I~ D1' .,.,.,. 'WUt•l... ~. - ...... -. For Pomeroy. Apply At TL.... Deily Sentinel Office 110 Mochonlc 51; pOmtroy, Ohl0 ..: !:=;~~;;::~~=:' " ,.. W•nted To Buy -~ CAaD 0, TIIANKI & GIITUARJII I Po...~ eroy 1 1 M0 tOr C0. 1965 DODGE UTILINE lh TON IA»cal one owner low mileage truck, 6 c,l. engine. radio, healfr, wheel covers. Sharp as new inaide and out. Dark red finish 1962 FORD 1 TON $1195 VB engine, 4 &peed trans., good 700x16 tires, dual wheels, helper springs, ll ft. body with cattle n t-ks, he-ater 1958 CHEV. y, TON PICKUP $595 V8 engine, ·heavy duty tires, heater. A gOOd .solid pickup Pomeroy Motor Co. 11.11 fllf II w.N tRiftllllUift, hsh ...lHINinnl!h. ILIND ADI AIMifltMI ... ChP• .., UverMII•t• . oPPICI IIDUU ldt •·-. ... 1:11., M., Gallt liM .. -. te 1t1H HM~to lahirdlf '11"'1 JAI'Y TO 'LACI A WANT AD $1595 •• -~ -- .. . . . . . ... --~· -- -~-- ··;•01111~ . ..... - . .. J ·' . ' AIIUque Auction 5A'I1JRDAY, June 17, at I p.m. I will sell the foll.Wing Uques at my home . at 706 Mill St., Middleport, 0 hi o: - ROIIIt IIIALCINI ' . .: ' . '' -1'1 ' Busi;ness Servi.ces ly IOI .LUfl~ '<l' i '-: 1,"1 1 . ' w:J~I~================I:==::;:::.:=±=::;:~=:;==~ Love seat 100 150 years old, ~ nut stand nut marble top bureau o I d, picture frames, dishes a n d glassware, stone jars all sizes, chairs, lamps, comb case, coffee grinder, child's rocker, apple peeler, Iron pots, desk and other articles not listed. Leona Kohl, owner. Bradford Auction co., terms cash, not responsible for accidents. so Perma sto!l<l horne 1or sale, 6 room and bath, pri· vale · sale. 6 13 Jtc H' ND. , s••MU0:11 &· SER"" ... .I'M Cont1d: r "'!ARLES LISLE Syracuse, Ohio For Free Estimat11 • Aluminum Awning• , _ eAiumlnum Siding eAiumlnum Relllngo •Aluminum Windows & Doors eCar Porto 8 Patios e Blown In Insulation or Call Colloct,532-6881 Elmer E. White, 404¥.1 So. 4th St., Ironton Representative In This Area 20 Y•rs For V. V. Johnson & Son 222- 4th Ave., Huntington · OPEN EVES. 9:00 P.M. II ONI OP 1'111 NICIST PIOI'I.-1 .. CALl. DICK RA'LINGS . ... \ bwlings Hoild1 Sales .; ~ W'l :14151 MIDDLEPORT. OHIO .• •· . .• ... ,RADIATOR All New RldiiJor ~~P. In Memo_,rv_ _ •" ' -~-- SERVICE · PMONI tH41N '.' ' i ' , -.-.-...'H:;i~;~-;~w:i;anted~~aJ~-w;;-.-.f .;c-:::::;DII;,ty~Se=ntl=n=eJ;,,P:;;:om=ero~f':::::!ll~lddl=eport=:,==o"'••"'Ju=n=e,cu;: ,~.'=l9ft=7=I.,....,.....-,--.,.,.Fcir Sale IOt~AA TION -,~~ ~·- · [' ' '::~~ ................... ~ -- . . ec., · eTrvck eHiii!W. Core • BulldOHr • eAny.Type • Bv KEITH GOBLE FORD WY 2-2196 ~liT S~N$0M AGOJIGE$SIOJI{ Mldclloport, 0. ' ly IRANNIIt " ; fJ I'M ONLY REPEATING WHAT THE FELLOWS ARE BAYING AllOUT HER. HURRAH! 61LL¥5 AT MT. GETA HOME RUN R:lRU&, 51LL. 11 --~ . lv Howre ANY IDEA WHAT YOU'RE GOIIJG TO DO W'HE'N YOU GRoW UP. LUVAe.LE ? I'M GOI/JG m lUORK FOR WORLD PEACE ! ~tf',o!EIPI'R FINE I THAT'S 0/UE OF 'THE OLDtST f'ROFESSIOIJS \VE.'VE. GOT ! By HAROLD GRAY I r' f ll f. By v. T. HAMLIN tl • ...• .'"•· I ." - I j i . 't .. ----:-::-:-- - : - - - - AUTOMATIC Zig Zag sewing W1nted machine. Makes buttonhole.. ifAVE CASH -;illbuy. house darns. monograms, etc , with· with large Jot or small acrf. ! out altachmen•s. Pay $5 per age. Close to shopping cent· l month~r pay balance of $43ers on hard roed. State a11 1 _:30 C. ·1218~- ~ -&tc part:culars in lirsl letter.' 3 BE1 1ROOM house, Mason, W. Write P. 0. Box 282, Middlf.i Va .. Call 773·5611 or 99U!311. p.lrt, Ohio. I !~_3tp 1 _ _ _1-~~f.:_ DOZER WO K ted ISTRAWBERRIES, pick y our BULL R ~a~t · own. Bring containers, 2Sc a 1 IJI2.2201!. c quart. at Milford IU!wk, Chester, Ohio. Phone 1160-3339. 6 II 3tc NOW TAKING LATE MODEL Elecrtolux ,., •. uum eleanor complete wilh all attachments. This cleaner FOR CARRIERS completely rebuilt, fully war· rar••:d. One year free service IN MIDDLEPORT. pay $!> ~ month or pay $44.40. Try It in your home. Call 992-1136. 8 12 8tc Ccmt•d F•y• Manley KNAPP SHOES lor cushion Iepod ~mlort. Cllff'l Shoo Repair, NWr,p!tl. I 12 :lOW ! I . .- . •. - - ly !tAL PH ~~f>'Q,~~ -~~·: , . . . . tN.. ·I '! ., ., ... I "'" "·' .."' · ~ .. j \(o 1 ,; i.· J �> • ,, • ! '• ' • ''' ' ,. ""' 1 .,, ' C· I ' ; ' .. .... . .. ' . ' ' . . Dall7-IJe!IUnerPomeroy·Mlddleport, o., lune IS, 1117 ' ~~~~~~-~~----- · ··to··.., ue ' Society ...by ~~- a Los -~ r ,'• , . ord~IJ . 't ili'e ~Bnltllolill_r:v.taenrusltedNwoes .hurled,_ ud lncldents. Another Wheel Chair Purchased ~Y Laurel Cliff Better Health Club t e ' I , ' ' 1 . I l Vl1t~§, - ' . and there were no onee called "_M'r.Clvll Rllbts" clvD rights movement In !ho , lor his Cl<)W't rict.orlel aaa face· of another long, hoi briw ~~ jlrel)ltll on tbe lrlngu ~re ii80 were lnddebtl at rights atlnraey, ,was nant~ summer. of Waltll , ami spdnalc lire- Youn~. Ohio, where amall be the first Negro IDOillbef Lfaden Meet . · 'anc1 looiiiiJ oonUnued bandS 01 youlb roamed Negro the Supreme Court. _ The leaders, lnclud•ng Dr. in baleaaured Tll!p, J:l'la.. nelghborbOodl lhoutlnC "black The appointment was Martin Luther King · Jr., Floyd mack J19Wef cltliDiJ)ion Stoke. power," and at Newark, N.J., plauded by major civil McKissick, national director ol Carmldaael led ;8 Hne of 2QO where jeering Necroes shouted leaders who were holding the Congress of Raeial Equal!· ,300 Neor- ,:tn 1 march 011 down city olfieiall at a meeUng. elesed-door meeting In .1 ty; Roy Wilkins, executive •·~ y mot 1 t0 secretary of tho National Alabs~ •'cltpltOI al Mont- Earlier U.S. Solie!· fern, • · ·• e Association for the Advance-· ' bUil' the marth w a-1 ·tor General Marshall, waya o the Charlene Hoeflich. Tel. 992:.5292 • . l % · · · ~ j~: \ ~· -o ~ . ~ ~~ '% ment of Colored People (NAACP); Whitney M. Young Jr., executive director of the National Urban League, ami otben met for two days and one night for a unity discussion that ended Tuesday. Elsewher~ "' ~ ~~-8 oceneolaflreoo O!ol Watts w~ Neg, c ders began peltln~ 1 ... Wltll rocks and brtc.ks. Six persons were arrested and shop win· dows were broken aloog Avalon Boulevard, which became one of the "charcoal aUeys" during the Watts riots two years ago. Los Angeles-One hundred policemen were rushed to the Tampa-National Guardsmeu • enttne ,/ were pulled .back all«' _. nights of rioting ID a ,lfNi't section but aporadlc v~ continued Tuesday oW.. -,\J least 19 perS0118 were arfesied during bit-ami-run incidents a1 looting and vandaliSm. Fom fires were reported an~ severe! windows were smaihed bJ Negro Now You Know Flal Day was orlgillated ~ Dr. Benard J. Clgrllld, a teadter • delltlsl, who beiaa II rampaip lor a opeclal d a f bonorlng lbe stars IIDd Slripel Ia 1885. President WUson llloe4 a proclamatloa mattnc J - l6 111a&_DaJ_oa_Ma-:-,-::ae:,-:WI:.:: Detloted To Th. lm.r., 01 The Mei,..Ma.on .4ree-:__ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ I 4 1967 · I· FIVE CENTS JUNE 1 43 VOL XX NOi ----:~-....;,..--~--~PO~M~E~RO~Y~-M~I~DD:::L~EP~O:RT::_,_::O:_:H:IO:___ _ __::W:ED:,:N,:,:E::SD:.:_A~Y~,:.:.:._:.::..:...:,'_:__~""j"""'iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii;;;;;;;;;= Four New Teachers Signed Flyup Held for TroopS Girls AtKiashuta Elberfelds Housewares Department is Headquarters for RUBBERMAID KITCHEN a·nd BATH HELPS SliDE OUT DRAWERS Thu1'8day TONIGHT June 13 SPECIAL C~IOY:STRIPEIRS il meeting Thurnday, June 15, "THUNDER ALLEY" 7 p.m. at the Veterans Me1nor··IJ {Technlcolor) Annette Funicello, "Fabian", ial Hospital to discuss the nual tea. Diane McBain CDLORCARTOONS· ROCK SPRINGS Grange What Happiness meet Thursday at Nn•r Too Many ' grange b a II. Par1y P1l1 grange members will be gu<IS!s. !I There will be a program Wednesday and Thursday June 14-15 refreshments. NOT OPEN TWILIGHT GARDEN ~~~~i:iiiii:iiii~l will meet at 7:30 Thursday n~~~~~ at the home &I Mrs. Mary H es. A ~ilent auction wiU be during the social hour. TWIN CITY Shrlnettes wl' · TONIGHT, JUNE 13 meet Thursday night at 7:30 DOUBLI FEATURE m. in the social rooms of "THI RUSSIANS ARI lumous and SoutheT\1 Ohio Ele<>·il COMIN(J" !ric Co., Middleport. Carl Reiner ' Eva Marie Sa1n1 - PLUS"THE BOY CRIED MURDER" Fraser Macintosh Veronica Hurst WEDNESDAY, THURSDAY AND FRIDAY Juno 14-15-16 DOUBLI FEATURI "THI GROUP" turntable. Snug lilting 11ds seal in flavor. Perfect (or use in cah inela or Friday POMEROY LITTLE Lea,gue[l will sponsor an outside dance party with tbe Jays night at the Pomeroy court. Dancing will be h • I d from 9 p.m. until midnight. The public Ill welcome. Candice Berger Joan Hackett <Color) SATURDAY MIDDLEPORT Uttl• Le&!(UO will !penSOI' an outside t e e n dance Saturday night at t h Color Qeorft Nader . Middleport Community · Bubara Nicholl beginning at I p.m. The .__ _ _ _ _ __, wW emcee the record bop. -PLUS"TH• HUMAN DUPLICATORS" II SAFn·GRIP I -... BATHTUBMATS ~ Hundreds of auction cui" Compact organizer. Makes o perfect luy ausan at tho table. Beautllui wood grain fln!Jb. Brin(l needed ltelllJ ""' CUTLER)' TRAY Organizes silverware, protects drawers from knocks, nicks, and scratches. Fits standard cabinet drawers. White, sandlewood, pink. Two sizes. Keeps ltema sorted neaUy. Unbreakable and wipes clean. White, sandlewood. Cushions porcei~ln drain- boards. Keeps drainboatd dry and new looking. Jl<!. signed for easy cleaning. 2 sizes - 14\hl5V.. and t:nds dish wiping, saves 30 minutes every day. Drains and air dries dishes. Cup and glass holders, movable silver cup. 3 sizes. Pink, yellow, white, turquoise, sand. bq and little Uds, muffin tiua, cake pana. Glides out of clu~ let. PLATE RACK Organizes, stores ehlna safely in cabinet. Separ· ate settions for dinner plates. saucers, salad plates. white, gold. green, yellow, '-- Stove & Counter MATS Ends burna, scratches keeps stove and cuunter Keeps counter dry and new looking. Built in slope guides drain water Into sink bowl. Sand, white, pink, turquoise. top dissipates heat. Rub· ber base baa Oat, can't •tide. Raised rim traps splllovers. Three sizes narrow, medium, large. ~lassware, sink bowL Fits all standard sink bowls. Pmk, white, turquoise, yellow. 14 qt. rectangular. Cushions china, SINK DIVIDER MAT · Fits all twin sinks. Provides additional cushioned work space for scouring pots and pans. Protects china 'from hard knocks. Pink, white, turquoise, yellow, sand. tops Uske new. Aluminum SOAP DISHES Non-drip, skid proof. Keeps soajj bandy to tub. White, blue, pink, yellow, sand. SINK RACK Fill neatly In bottom ol alnk bowl. Prolt!c!ll vaJu. abfe cblna and glassware. Provides bandy place to tbaw frozen foods. ' . '• ~- TWIST-POP · ICE CUBE TRAY Makes 18 large cubes. Cubes pop out .. sily wltb a twist. Tray.~ interlock, stack without sticking. SINK MAT Protects sink, glassware, dishes. Raised lected by detergents. grealie. Two sizes - 10%x 12'\', and 12l>xl6. Pink, yellow, white, und, turquoise. Elberfelds In Pomeroy ' ' ribbing speeds drainage. Not af. Open Weekdays 9:15 to 5:00- Fridays 9 to 8 - Saturdays 9 to 9 • ' securely to tub. Textured top for security. Easy La k~p clean. Available In light ond dark blue. DRAINER . TRAY DISH PAN on bottom of mat gnp 4 sizes. for any tub. Pink, DISH DRAINER yellow, turquol&e, sand. protect. cabinet. Prote<ll noisy DRAINBOARD MAT !5%x2Q. Pink, white, UD RACK Organizes, stores, on counter top. BUSY SUSAN TURNTABLE Pomeroy. 0. Dirt Moves Again Five container9 on a Organizes usable space, ends groping. Brings hard to reach items from back of cabinet out froDt. Unbreakable, dent proof. MEIGS THEATRE BY THE VPl SPIN·A·BIN · ;!.. � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 06. June Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Original Format The type of object, such as painting, sculpture, paper, photo, and additional data Newspaper Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource June 13, 1967