https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/638bb38e18684322293904cba3284a6a.pdf 3011fd7f6b1b6d4141d01a1db0138950 PDF Text Text 'n . ' \i:ll:»e~eld~ - Have Big Selpctio"s llllmld tbrOqh tollllbt, lealtoted ev91DC thandenilowe~ Qlalnly ..,itb. Low faal3ht .. 'II. Satmday Ollllllaaecl warm. I D~f'endable ~- ~uality ICIIIIend _.:· Gifts for Fothe~ ~~ . . ' VOL XX · NO. :$hop ··Friday Evening Til ..8 · ~~ ' . . . ~lid S~f-urday Ev~ping Middleport I trr·· f • . ~ ' • 1 • a Ins ar ssue oes to 'Russians to Ask ,Full ¢u~ .SlackS • POMEROY-MlDDLEPORT, OHIO 45 "~rae • About tllllllllenJiewen, -· ..... ' i The Uldted Nadeal WOIM Read~uarlen Is bitlll 011 ~ 1, donated by Joha D. RoW'eL ., ' ' 1u Jr. Ill lHf. -·. ,; at W'eather ' . . .' Now You KnoW f. :Father's ··Day' ' .' ' . I .. . • f• , ... Permane11t press, dacron,cotton blend. Traditionally v . . . . . . ,:_$tyled for the man who wants freedom of movement end neat appearance but does not want to sacrific;e style. ' These slacks will retain their crease and shape for life of gar!l'Elllt~ I No dry cieaning or ironing required. Sizes 29 thriJ 48. PROJECTS - Worldng at spatter painting projects during day camp at Camp Kiashuta from left to right are Barbara Fultz, Janet Neal, April Fraser, Middleport, and Vicld Vaughan, Pomenly. • SHIRTS 'X"o Gift '":pA.Di zn Camp At Kiashuta BUDDY BURNERS - Making "buddy burners" to be used in outdoor cooldng during. day camp sessions at Camp Kiashuta are seated, left to right, Rose Colburn, Sandy Curtis, Jaclde Carsey, ali of Pomeroy, and standing, Patty Heaton, left, and Debbie Bailey, also of Pomeroy. -- iil acial Strife Pauses Use Elberfelds WEDNESOAY,THURSDAY AND FRIDAY Juno14-15-16 DOUBLE FEATURE "THE GROUP" C' andic ~ Berger Joan Hackett1 ·• • = ' r >-r.~~o CUSTOM GIFT .WltAP SERVlCE! !Color) - PLUS-''THE HUMAN DUPLICATORS" Color George Nader Barbara Nichtlb A SHIRT FOR ' ·A~L SEASONS ' Per01onent press Dress Shirts in button down Of spread 'ollar style. Keeps its shape after the hottest of $Ummer days. Expertly tailored - made to last ond )II t and last. Notio.11 Dep1rtment First Floor Pomtror, 0. Give Dad a Season Ticket GIVE DAO A BILLfOLD TONIGHT Juno IS NOT OPEN '· FRIDAY and SATURDAl'& Juno16-17 ; "KALEIDDSCOPI" I (Tecbnh:olor) , Warren Beatty Suaannah ~k . "RED TOMAHAWK" (Technicolor) , Howard Keel and Joa• f ~ ...... ' , -.· Til t ou;, :,. : htAQ RHC4 1 St11U caulfield Deacons/ Deaconesses Plan Lawn Party on- July 7th A J~71awn party waa ~eel ~ night when eacons a deaconesses ~:...~~~-!irs! 'l11e Rev. Howard &ppelt_announced 1 joint meeUng of the Harr!Jonville and Middleport Churcllea to be held Sunday evening. 'lh• Rev. Richard Pu- ~-·-· "''"'"""· 'l11e OVIIIt Will be held On church lawn with serving ID gin at 1:30 p.m. Miss Phy.mefl J(!acbim and Mn. Karl UW~DII are general chairmen. !~~:II tainment to be provided It out the ~ing wiD be pi~:: by Paul Haptonstall id ,, ..,.,,tir. fl •nish .r::t,finlf sey, aa.sistant director ef we,st·ll minister Fotmdation at Ath ens,,fl will be the speaker His top1c-11 Now Dad can hear all the baseball games this summer with an RCA Victor A&I IFM solid state Radio. AutomaUc ' Ln FM stations for positive drift. Frequency Control locks free listening enjoyment. And this RCA table m~L wiLl Look great anywhere In your home. The cabin~! Is of reJected hardwood solids with a Danish walnut veneer. See all the table modeb and portables too In the Music Department, Second Floor 1 "University Yauth · and FREE PARKING There l1 Alw•y• Plenty Of Free Parking I Space For Everyone At Elberfelds Mech1nic Leonard. Rllssell Lyous h a Street Warehoul8. Only • Few Minutes charge et publicity, and Mu. Tom Kelly, Mrs. Paul H&JiJion·ll W1lk From Downtown Pomeroy. stall, and Mrs. T0111 Rue w II handle decoratiol!l. SHOP FOR 10 MINUTES OR ALL DAY. It wu DOted during the Jlll'et.-11 lng that the chlJdren'a THE PARKING IS FREE ALWAYS. SWimmlliC G-IFT of LUGGAG~ WITH Elberlelds In Pomeroy . UN I-MOLD DAD parties tbla week at the pool New suits were by tho IP'OUP for ddldren. AIRWAY Wemble) TIES ' · BessPrice Dies Thursday The jult-right 1111 , for the occulon. Your Pull s.m. link Is ••• j I 2.05 Chllon Quart OPEN FRIDAY NIGHTS -.,cray to shCIW rou ·e~re..: and care 8110181 to send the 5:00 to 7:00 EBERSBACK· ·HARDWARE 'i; . i: ,I • POMEROY '$~ "' , ""*· POMEROY NATIQNAL BANK ;.,r . Bt!Vlftg Mdg1 Couiltti for Match Dad's favorite ' oult with a four-Inhand or pre-tied ties, from our large .relectkln. 96 YICII'II M.mlllr FDIC All Aecountllntul'lll ·Up to $15,000 Under n..,Fedlral Dtpollt lniUrance Corporation 992·2811 ELIIRFELQ$ . · ~;·y ' IN./·:p ·o···M· ·a··-· a··-. ~a - '· " - - - • ... ·.•' ,,,,· .· · \ ,' - ' . . ' · I • ' ., . ;~ I . . '· - ' · :·''\ o ' I ·' ... . ...... ,, •· \' 1- . 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Redle~s Middleport's Boys League! tor ~hree for lour ~t the_ plate, Iand Price fanned Fou_r, W!l lkL.-d Yank hlttel's were M1kt- Bo· - Bnwes took ~ one.~ame le11d Slavin a double With h1s two •four. lm . three· singles and a homer, .• al the :me-lhtrd pomt m the homers, and a walk, for three 1 YANKS WIN Gerlach had two sm ~· " · i'h1l schedule Thursda) evening, lor three, and McCloud a sin- · Paul Cunningham Jpened on Mille• a double, sinGle an•l a thumping the Red So' ll-3 on gle. the mound for the Indians but homer· flavp Tyrre a <in·•·e righthander Mike Sayre's sharp I .For the Red Sox, Perk Ault departed In the third with the and tiny-bomber Terry Pick· two-hitter. sangled and Pulhns homered. score 8-1, and Rick Stobart fin· ens had two singles. In the other game. the Van- Sayre fanned 11. walked one ished up. The Yanks' Phil Miller kees stayed in a three . way tie Indian pitcherp ranned fo"r . National Lea)!Ue lwundup New York shut out Washington for second place with a 4-2 rewalked to. Thh Yanks' Miller By FRED McMANE 2-0 in American LeagUe gam<s. cord by . defeating the Indians fanned b. walked 6. UPI Sports Writer Wynn's hitting made things !6-5. called after five innings • In the Senators · indian gal·'• Houston's Jimmy Wynn is easy fer southpaw Mike Cuellar I ·"'"":f!;;J.th 10-run rule of Wednesday evening Chester Your nearly hallway to his seasonal to notch his eighth vietory i ''' onMik: Taylor and. Johnny SlavRoush also hit a bases loa< 1f11 sood thanks larg.'!)': to the fund· againsl two losses. Cuellar, who I.. . in each got two homers to lead · homer . . along _with one b) Co1mpllete Prot.ction raising eflorts of the San Fran· now has won six in a row First time around 00 8 bome the Braves hitting attack on Addison defeated Syracuse by choice and a hit batsman. Coates. m defeatmg the Indwns. Is Our Business cisco Giants. scattered eight hits and struck rllll, eb?" the Red Sox's Steve Price. a. a 14-5 score and the PGmeroy I The Gallia County team cu!d· Yankees 238 21x- 16 t5 2 SEE The 25-year-old outlielder, out 10. Bob Bolin sulfered the Vaughan had two singles, Sayre Angels downed Middleport No. ed five more markers in t h e 1Indians 012 30x- -6 2 ; Eidelined a good part ol last loss. c ~I 3 single, Taylor also a single 2 by a 9·0 margin on a no.hitter il third on five walks, a single by I p M'll DON MILLS 1 1 er an d c· M.ll 'th br k · I et Ra' lt'e Aile d · th b G F'f · S p Bobb M C d bl b · er. season w1 a o en wns , s c1 n rove m ree ~· y ary 1e m yracuse t'e y c oy an a dou e y ningham LP Stobart (3} un· nd his sights on 30 home runs and runs with a single and two-run Wee Nite League action at the Cottrell. The w:nners then got T Ma 1 l_r pire· s o~e BUD SIMPSON 1110 runs batted in this spring homer while helping surprise Syracu'" Ball Park Thursday. six more in the fourth on a hit . ney. m . . r. and with the mid-year Ali·Star starter Dick Hall to a victory in Fife, who pitched all but the batsman, four walks, three ,c. Braves 401 303- 11 10 2 DICK KARR, JR• break still four weeks away, he the Phillies' opening game! final out of the game. struck rors and a single by Cottrell , Red So 000 120 _ 3 1 1 -"rour lnlur•nce is almost halfway to those triumph. out t4 batters while packing the his third hit of the game. Sayr: and Lowery. Price and C1ncelled? totals. Bunning to Hospital • Angels to !hear wm over Mad- Cottrell also went the dis· Manley. Umpire A. CunnirgWt Con Wrlto II" Wynn, on a hitting rampage Hall, given. his first starting ' The Tigers defeated the Pi· : dleport. tance on th~ mound for the win· ham. of late, has found the Giar.ts' assagnment smce 1963 atlrates.12·3, and the Yanks scor-1 llp PomeroyhitterswereG . Guin· ners and fanned 11. Craig STANDINGS pitching especially to his liking. Balbmore when scheduled hur- ed an 18-10 triumph over tne ther, a .double aod single; T. struck out 14 for Syracuse. End of First R.ound I He blasted a ihree-run homer lo ler Jim Bunning was laken to~Dodgers m the Pomeroy Boys' LOS ANGELES, Calif 'UPI) Bearhs, home run, and Fif•. a Tm ;noo~v NITE LEAGUE Won Lost I •• COATS BUILDING beat the Giants Tuesday night the hospital with a case of i<'agu,• plav Thur<dav -The Nat10nal League le"d ,ng home run with one on base and Pl'.; WEE STANDINGS !. 5 I Braves Ph. 992·2903 Mtddleporl and enjoyed the best . game of bronchitis, surrendered a run on Tiger hu;lers Floyd Burney Cincinnati . Reds headed mto also a double. SYRACUSE BALL P~RK Yankees 4 21 lns c.areer Thurs~ay mght when three smgles In th~ f1rst mm~g and Chuck Clark comblned ta i sunny Ca_liform.a for a t~~· .~yracuse, in the other game. W l Red ~ox he h1t 3 consecutive home runs but bl:inked the P1rates on s1x allow the Pirates only two hits : game serles _w1th Los An~,e f_,.s got three runs in the first on AddlsOn 2 0 to he;p Astros to a 6-2 victory hils the rest or the way. while they fanned 10 and walk· I today. followmg a Denvcc ra•n- walks to Chris Forbest, Dave Angels 1 I over San Francisco. The Pirates scored all their ed five. . out. Bass and Brian Hamilton and a Syracuse 1 1 The three·~omer outburst r~ns in the first inning of the The lone Pirate hiL-; were sin· I The · scheduled exhibitio 1 tr~ple by Keith Craig. Craig{~, Middlt'.port No. Z 0 2 boosted Wynns total lor the mghtcap as they chased south· gles by Jon Dill ard and C. I Th day night betw .. o tnple was the only Syracuse season to 14 and his three runs paw Dick Ellsworth. Winning Faulk. ~. ~m~ Ill ur~ Denver of the Pa- hit PHILADELPHIA iUPI)-Ace b~.ttf.!d in li~ted his total to 43, pitcher Steve B~ass and Dtnn Tiger hitters were Eddie ci~c ~;;_s~ League w<~s can,':.· __.o Addi~en started its scoring in . righthander Jim Running of the th1rd best m ~he le~gue . The C_IendPnon contnbutcd two.run Young, three singles; B. Black- b rain. the second with three runs 011 a Philade1phia Phillies was admit· homers also ra1."ed h1s total t& smgles to the rally. Blass went stm: a home run : Andy Vaugh. I Y home run by Doug Cottrell, a ted to St. Joseph's Hospital live off Giant pitching this year thP distance for the first time ; ''"~ two sangles: Clark, , home I Officials said the game would 1 triple by Jeff Blazer, a double Thursday night with ·a severe 1 and enabled h1m to become the thiS year, allowmg seven h\tS,: run and smgle, and Burney, Ab- : not be rescheduled. by M1ke HarriSon, a fielder's case of bronchitis. lirst man ever to hit consecu· including a homer by Clay Ibatt and R. Eason, each a sin· 1 Mel Queen, who holds a for- f,~~;,;-;.·.-;_~;.·;;;;....;;; · ;;_,;-;.·~;;;· ;.·;~=====;;-==;; -==-=· ==::;;;=====::=:::.;;::==:=:=:=:~~~~;:;::=~ tive homers in the Astrodome. Dalrymple. gle. midable 7·1 season rece:-d. wa~ '' .. .. 011 Horner Spree Wes P_arker's two·run homer Home runs featured the Yank : scheduled to go on the mound Wynn, who was well on his and a solo blast by Ron Hunt rout of the D<ldgers as Gene i t!ltJ)ght for the Reds. Ancthe" way to a big seasGn last year highlighted a four-run sevel'lth McKinney slammed two rq_und- ! night game is scheduled Sat.Jr' bf•f-J1·c breaking his wrist, now I inning that carried the Dodgers tri D:'l(lrs. Gary Snouffer had a day and a .llay encounter wirds has hit six homers in the last to their secend consecutive two-run four·bagger and Mark up their Los Angeles stav Snn!l('Vcn gf!mes . i '\o'ictory after eight strai'!"ht! Werry got a grand slam and a day. From there Lt's ba,:k on In other NL action. Philadel· l setbacks. ~olo homer. the road for a two--game wllrk· pht 2. bent Pitt<i.hurgh 4-1 ~!ore Leftha~der Jim Brewer, Yanks getting hits were Wer- 1out with San Francisco. 5-2 In a twl-mght wh?se sbff him to ry, two home .runs and a sin-1 . ,_Los Angeles is 14 games and do,• 1 11enead~r and l<J.< Angeles , retire after liVe mnmgs, com- gle; Gene McKmney. two home I of first place. higher onlv ahan • . · blanked Chacago 5·0 m an bmed w1th Don SUtton to set lne , runs and a single, 3Jiou!fer, a , Houston and New York na the : • afternoon game. Cubs down on four hit!': 'Brewer, ; homer and single, Terrz. Wyatt standings. .' . Minnesota beat Detroit 6·1, who gained his second \'ictory I and Stanford Moon, eaeb two . But San Francisco is fl<e ~ ·----------,--~~-------... Kans~s City edg-ed Baltimure in three decisions, also contri·l singles, and Ron Couch, a sln~ I games behind the Reds. \ 5 in 1l innings, Boston topped buted a run·scorini double to ! gle. Cincinnati ·won't be back 1 Chicago 2·1 in ll innings and i thf" Dodger attack. j Dodger . hitterJ.. ;- ,were Joe . home again until June 23, for o ~elker with two singles, Den- three.game series with Pitts1•-.w*W:·1.. _ _. _ , . . , _ ms Glaze. a home run and two bur_gh j Coaeb Mike Martin's ~_lorn- s;ingles, and Jon Buck, a sin- : After San F'ranci~co the Re~s i eroy RedJegs were awarded gle. . ~0 on to Houston for ll GnPa ,>rotesL game win over Mtd· Eugene McKinney and T. Wy-: game stint June 21. dleport No. I in the Tuesday att combined to handle the Nf(e Pee Wee L.ague action Yanks mound chores and fanSETS RECORD I at the Syracuse Ball Park dur- ned nine. and walked tO while COLUMBUS tUPI) - Hi-Leo ing a meebng of teague man· t Denms (.laze strU,ck _out seven c;et a new lifetime ~cord of 1· SPRINGFIELD, N.J (UPI) _j agcrs on Thursday. and walked 10 for:th~ Dodgers. !2:02 1·5 .Tbursday to beat out ...... The amateurs in the rson of~· Martm bad protested t~at , · . raCI!' favortte Chief's Dean ice-cold o~n Tex!:' named Mlddieort No. I was usang I Fight Re•ults . light in the featured $1,500 pace MRrt Fle~km:n, have had some of Lhe snme, players or. I By United Press )nt!_rnatlon~l at Scioto Downs. _ _ th•/ 3mazin day and now Tuesday nlgbt that bad been CARIJIF~. . Walrs · · IUPJ.- The five-year-old geldmg paid Mnold . Palm:r. Billy Casper play,· 11 the Thursday nigh! Yloew~ Saldivar .. 125,• /o!CXICO, $11.80, 14.40 and $2.80. . f action. Managers of the outpo1r1tcd Howard W•ns.tone. !1:;.;..;;;_.;.._=======,1 aud Ihrtr e11 ow pros are 1. · 12S w 1 (15" R · · l S I league arrived at the protest I . a es ··- etams world I Lewt's Repair Service I k th l t l I d expec e o a e_ twe~ e · · d i · featherweight title). Open golf champ10nshtp. I ec 8100 ' MEATING · Even the 23-year-old Fleck- ! ,,_,,,mMA~"~·"'""' . TOKYO (UPI\- Yoshiaki Nu· ._ •PLUMBING man, who i~n't sure he wants to'l rna ta, 1,...9.,··J 12, apan, out... . 'ed ......._.ROOFING be a golf pro, was surprised to 3 find himself leading the field I Flash Elorde, t 0, Philippines (15)-(11' \" world junior light· FOR into the open's second round weight title). ... . , 2clally equipped Belv~dere BonLJS with a 67 thai gave him a two· \ Spe~ls .".lt ,ed•,o::cd prices stroke margin. LOS ANGELES tUPil- Mel • "I expect my dad le going to Turnbow, 234, •New York. •• ask me when I will start knocked out Jimmy (King) WY 2-2374 playing my regular game and Fletcher, 210 , Los Angeles 14). 134 Mill St. Middleport ;hoot 110," said Fleckman, the OMAHA. Neb. (UPI)1 first amateur to lead at Cougar~ of the University ,$pring out w1th a Bonus Special Valiant" stage in a U.S. Opiln since Houston tangle with the Joe Patton led the first round Devils of Arizona State tonigh'! II \ 19l4. No amateur has won in a do.or-die battle for Johnny Goodman in 1933. Houston squad in the ---- - -~--Close • d annual NCAA College Hammering hard on Series. man's heels were 1966 If the Cougars lose, they will Casper and 1986 be oul of the double eliinni'•nati>n Palm•r and five other pros tourn•ment. The field was cut . .... ' I wilh them at one-under-par to three teams Thursday night .. ' Chi Chi Rodriguez, when Stanford got past a Player, Deane Beman, stubborn Auburn team, 6-3, in a January, and 43-year-old rain-abbreviated game. Wall. Ari2ona State, wbich heat At 10. only three strokes Stanford, 5-3, Wednesday n' ~h,, of the amateur leader, is the only unbeaten club !eft live more pros-Kel from the eight teams whic~ George Archer, Davie started the series Monday. ; Gardner Dickinson, and The game jjetweerr Stanford old wonder E. , J. and Auburn had to be ea!IPd Harrison. with out In the top of the X Just about all the eighth when a heavy rain hailed X lining the 7,015 yards of action. ' . Baltusr;Iolgolf course will Th& ltouston-Arlwna State tho houu. CotM 011 and Spring Out wtth lho Spocfolly oqulppld Ptymoathol Spoclanv X X surprl if mQst or all of game, .. originally slated for ca~ thai ant NIHng great- PIJmoulh '17• .. . -prlcool b'o oN ,oun o1 your wonder· You'll think wo·re tllYI111 tho oil our ;tars don t catch young Thlll'l\day night, had to be X wwldng i'tytrM!UIII Doolor'o big Salt. backa. And we nl man bef . the day is over. poi!lponed until this evening. ·1 c...lo Ia ltld got.-ctot onlntJion BonuoSpo•. ·, ... (Y.... Plymouth Deater lo ottortng I · clol Fwr, 8 - ond VoHont IIOdtiL WlnBut .first, of course, Stanford, a prt>tourney favor. , • II'! Worker lhlrt IG I1IOIJ now.Pty...,...) ,...._ _ onwHd-llornCUdn too. And have to d!J"~nd Fleckniih, lte to emerge •• champion, Hurrr, llllirt supp~ 101ftld. Oot lo ..,_ our _ .. In 1111 rtglll ploco 1 rool student of one-time · capitalized on two Houston durl111 ,.., Pt,moutll oo_.. Bonuo a.to. .............................. of great Byrorl Nelson, walks and three errors during a lo give up on himseU lillY four-run fourth Inning against ' !han Nels~ ever did. Auburn. · ·• 1 • 1 c' ' ' &lrpr~Hil!Bai ConfideD! The teams traded runs .early lldmlttjng ~at he was In lob game. Stanford seored in . . . p .. , ;. ' ~ prised to be out front, tbe the first oo a double by Mark ' • CHRV'BLI!R . ' young l'llrt ~ur, . Marqueu, a single by !dike ,• ._ M£4! ....... --·~=.. • . ._ _ ,I '•l • •.. amaletir went' on to atkUhat Schomaker and a fiy ball by J, is •·very CIJlfi~nt." ,. Ron-Scholls. ·' • "I'll just tee tt up· today Auburn tied the score th~ olay best ! .can," '1!8itl when . Ray Cor: ~::~~t ' ll ., chlei after Scotiy Long had d; • • ''Cox"alio'. .homered In ' lxlh . Q.e _~II[s~.ll- -1'; lowering . , . loll Held wall. Again By Astros SURE WIN II e~ llllf I - 1 1 LIVJSTOCK-POULTRY, 1 Braves Tal:e 0ne-ua me L d• 1\,l"ddJ Giants· Floored· QuaUty· . .p 1911'1-3 which Jllrl<e!l acreu the car avoided Involvement. .. .we two weeks: "Buye" wblle .the ·attacker know because we witnessed it . swinge.- from all . the. always a nice lad, Phil's foUnd a ltllow? · " ·' : gave the already near-wreck Fun City, irnl_eed. , big stores in lo order Fall other kick At 13rd & 2.nd Ave., next ,. . .p romment · b he sankIn to. the th groinem t owner of an E . 8 pav en • evening at 10:10 p. m. an ' " en Side pub along "The Strip" got I a last violent kick In the DulY" taxicab' stopped and ask· a bad beating; hospitali2ed ... 1 brealCJni hla nose and ed "Where ya goln'?" ond . Monti Rock 111 told Merv him In lroglc condition rider decided to take the fin he'd decided to "go straight" slanders begged the cep to beblnd which wasn't riding cut off his ridiculous girl-length . . out and, dodsomething ~t off . duty light . . . . The locks and would marry hIs unlfo,n.ned · river wou n posedly "off-duty'' d•iver then "best girl, Benjamin Franklin." and as the 8tlacker got sta.ted opitllng obscenities and The New Yorker Hotel ~ets his ear and drove off, so did as the couple pulled away New York's first big · "'1coulntl')'ll policeman, but no~ ·after I he· in the properly on , duty cab. night cl"b" June 30tll, c~;; culprit. tried to spit literally Into the "Na•hville," a 450 seater w Tbe viciously maimed young other cab . . . . The irate "off· once the New Yorker's . duty" driver's number w a s Bands swayed and later man could have used a ride to "4H58" and we were a witness shows ~lided for toijrlsts 'A healthy, fast, growing a hoepital emerge~cy. ward but there, also. Hank Thompson and the Br~IZos II the policeman dtdn t Perry and Roselle Com o's Valley Boys will start the two· stock means money In .the &ate; the lad was urged daughter Terri was "pinned" shows . a . night cornpone poll· bank. With our scientifically a cab to New York Hospital's a Lehigh student .... La,~·>cel~~~~~"'-;;;;i;-.;i... 701 emergency entrance on h St. Welk's and Llberace's manager mixed, foitified feeos, E. of York Ave., and that's Dick Gabbe died of 8· kid~ey where he seemed headed· .. · attack, only 54 Noel Har· guarantee you the most for And SPRING TIME There was no !'"lice record r.f rison (Rex's son) is a most GO TOGETtiER your dollar. .the patently crtmlnal attack at tractive young entertainer; FOR ALL THE 3rd & 6181, b!ocause the pollee good role could make him a FAMILY . •_ er-star . .. . Bridsb • JJT'I'ERBUG s,..., Gl d C Leaders Co nvergmg \ NEW YORK (UP!) _ T h "Dame" a ys ooper was by Queen Elizabeth; . 't big guns of color research are 0 n Obi o Umvers• y being trained on litterbugs, re- Gladys always was A Lady they couldn't do just that again. Community leaders .J r o m ports the National Cou~cil Elliott Ashley dined throughout Southeastern 0 hI o State Garden Clubs. Studt,e~s~~;ar~~e I.~Ch~ur~c~hi~U~'s~P~Iu~m~:;~:~~~~..;;;55;.i are converging on Ohio Univer· . currently underway to -~ 8 sity's main campus at Athell3 imine the color most _t to participate in a series of sev- attract litterbugs to litter diet - lo save money . .Now sbe l en leadership seminars. kets. New York Cily is .xo~oriOPTOMETRIST Dear Helen: wants a new house. So s ~ e . . menting with cllartreuse. Oth· ll Phone 992-2115 Mf: husband has a chance of scares me by gr>boing the ba I The progrlllllll are bemg vtdeo ers are studying a color mRit " Office Hours: 9 to 12, 2 to 5( (Close at Noon on getlbig a iood paying job with by by the feet aod twilling hlm l taped for educallonal tel~Slon may one day be known as Clean Pomeroy, Ohio Mulberry Ave. Thurs.- East Court St., Pomeroy a large company, doing work around, and throwing him to the by WOUB-TV. Mr. Lee Smtth is Green. • he Ukes, with chances of ad· <eiling. Says the titf:c house I the teleVJsaon program d1rect~• vancement. But it would mean makes nea nervous. Her idea Ior. that every two ur t~ree years is, what. other wcar~n c~n yell I These telecasts will' be pre~ • we'd have to pull up roots and use agam't a man but h!S chtl- sented 1n October at the seven move .. uur chilclren ~ould be :lren? . Ohio Universlty c1mp~s to 1 changmg sch~ols, wr ~ have _to ._ one t~me. she .thr,eatened to local representatives of governmake new lnends : I d hav~ a sa on hun if 1 d1dn t take ht:r [ ment lalxlr business education hard ti~e finding heuses in de. ou~ to d~'lJ1er. Sh~ act~ ~e a i and 'othr ~mmunttY leaders. cent netghbornoods. child, bu, she t• m her 20 '· II The participant. will review My idea of marriage is "per- this keeps up she's bound to in- modern decision making tech· manence," and th~ s<eurity of juro him, as I can't mee~. he~ niques that could be used by one ~own, school, cnurch, group every deman~. Fo; each t\?, 1 the participants ln the solution of fraend;, etc. be gets a br01ss. I m about Slck 1of community development Is it right to de~ive the !ami· from worry. 1 problems. ly of permantnt security? Or Is How ~n I make her g r 0 wI ----it ~Tong lo deprave my husband up? - L.M.K. Giant Back of the clloict' ~o gn.w in h • s I Dear L: career? Whtch' - CONFUSED To make sure your CHILD NEW YORK (UPI)-The New M01 HER will grow up, get your wile lo a Ofar Mother: I psychiatrist fast! And don '1 York Football Giants ha\':! : signed John SOrry, a halfback i "Permanent security" is leave her alone with th.e baby somt!timcs another name for until you get an expert's dlan- and punting specialist from borl"dom. My vote i~ for "Jp- nosis. Your letter indicates "im· Case Tech, it waa announced wa'd mobility." Moving !m't maturity" Isn't her biggest pro· :.T:::hur=sd=a~y._ _ _ _ _ __ all that rough: yo'~ mak.: so roa· blem. - H. Helen Bolte! ill care of I h Is ny friends along the wav. - H. Dear Helen: Dear Helen· • j You can get an unlisted num- :n:•w:s:p:ape=r·=====:;:~j A word on oc.:alf of ptopl€ 1 her, but how do you get an un.l,. who ~wn li10se ma!ign('d stamp j listed address? I'm another one / marh;ne~ t~at "hal'e 11 mark 1of these jusi-tumed-50 people . up of 20 !:trccnt '' We hacl lo • M-ho rt~sents the junl( mail aim- I put a :;t~:~mp machine in o~.,;r : ed at over·50's. Every day 1 get grocery store becau~e peop:e ' "geriatric" ads aboiJt super-vi.! we-re ~on:l"r,tly bothermg ut~ 1tamin.s, hearing aids, false teeth for stamps. Either we tnok time gripping-glue, arthritis h~>: ps sway from regular cu~ ~-omt>rs and what I want to know is, to provide them at cost, or we whose business is it that I am tmned thc:n down, wJ~;ch made now over the hump? It's bad ther.l mad I enough to realize I'm 50 withMany times these "s t .llT' p , out having it rammed do w n customers'' bought nothing els.t. l my throat by a bunch Oi leucrHome of the but they !'tsellted ha\·ing to I writing salesmen. 1 walt for service. Please print this ~pe. and j Fabulou• We don't get rich off our rna· ; maybe some of those "old-age" chine. It w•t around J70, an~ promoters will get the idea and I ! mu•t bt<y the ~tamps at I he stop bothering us- YOUNG post office.I ake time to fill I~ . FIFTY I sec to repairs, so we .!us\ abGut 11 Dear Fifty' break even . It'• merely a con· Be glad to. Thooe ''old a~e 1 lienee, and mo;Jt people don't : promotors" should know that make a fu~s at'lo\.tt the !•nx·~- l!l'tt: receiving an "over-50" ad in r.ickel.' - SMtti.L TOWN I the mail ages a woman t "n S1'0RE KEEPER yem - especially when ner I !lear flel2n: I gossipy neighbor sees her open My wife us•• our Lrby to ~et the letter. - H. her own way . If I doo't do what J This column Is dedicated to 0200 Sweptline, the hardworking ~he want.!!, she rnil!t"t":Jt~ him.! family living, so if vou're hav· Ordor By Phone 1 couldn't afford a new dms, ing kid trouble or just pI a I n And Toke 'Em Homo for ber. so !he pullhe baby on •: trouble. Jet Helen help YOu. Think how much money a,Dodge with slide-on Righi now the Dodge Boys are offering sensa992 5432 camper or a Dodge compact conversion unit can ,...',.,...,...,.....,.1 lienal deals on all Dodge trucks in stock. Like save you at vacatiott time. On. meals. On molal I the Camper Special above, riaht. You can~uy it billt On hlgb transportation charges. More than DEVII'I'F.() TO INTF:RF.Wf Of that, here's the way to live the way you want to. complete-truck, camper body, the works!. for a ME108 · M-'StJN "REA Slop where you want Eat where you want. Sleep ThlJ COilVertlblot jet pump • lower price than you could ever imagine. And ti~JitrCI • . U -. "'UDIIIt'l•t compact, efficient and depend· where you want Go where yQu want. And with tl\ntlt Tlftftltllll. ldltar this is just one of the many ways your Dodge able. A ecoavenlent. bolt-on . all the savliip, you:ll be able to trbel farther, ~1\l!~hlld dill' e~~:.-IT'' ~~rur1111;1 1W ejector II ouily r<>pOSltlontd Boys have to outfit you and your family for a new oftener, on no more than you're spending for , .. Ohln Y:llev Puh!lrhtnr C:omP•nt for lhallow or deep well serv11n 'f1eel\anlt Ill """'""'" 0 h • ·' travll and recreation rlaht now. kind of outdoor living on the move. ' • Ice. AJoembiy II complete witb 45789 Rrulnen DmCHII Ptlnftf' -. 11158. t:rt11n1111 PMn<f etn-U2!1' pump, 10 bp motor, •jector. 13- NEW YORK- wo wltaeued ]I' u ii ·'IJNerulbltjbuefaurlom'blel, City event at ~:35 the other a. - letter to eaduquan, lo forril four ordlnarJ words. m. wben a blithe young lad,1ob-' vlous1y slightly Upsy, rece v... a vicious beating from another SYI'UL young mao et Srd Ave. and 6isl "' I Sl . . . . The tipsy gent w a • t I .. crossing the side street and discovering a car pulled a'\l:"ss the CJ11SSWalk at the traffic .. Ught, jauntuy walked across Its '" radiator Instead of around Its front .... The driver got out, TI-lE AN5W!~ "Jt) I BfVOIT enraged, grabbed the lad, pun~· MA'I !!IE SoTAR'IN~ ed him several times, rlppmg ..OU IN THE Fi4<CE! his own seersucker jacket In the pull-haul . . . . Tbls drove him berserk, and be kicked the SWMLY Now ......,. the elreltd lelttt1 no longer blithe but helpless 10 form u.ollll'JirioeiNWtr, II culprit in the groin, tripped him ~==·:::·::::=.;------~==~~w~n~H~~~b~r~•~••an~n to the sidewalk and proceeded to bang his head on the brick __:Prill::::'.=.ID::::SORPRIS::.:::::EABS::.::I:::::EBilln:::._-.-JI with sickening crunches. .. : (AMwera lomorro• A passerby hauled bln1 off and : lJU1bte" CAICIO LnHI PLIDOI INTICI called off • possible hmlclde .. 'It•...,'• A young woman Oagged down ! Auwera Wlwat you tonNiilut fat ill a 'Jrtoq : voon."-"DIIT CHIAP" a passing pollee car (No. 785) a vlclously unnecessary .. ~ ~.·, .. .' . _-· �' ' ' .,r • v.OIC.e. .0 . t:z!tpy Sentinel, !'ometoy-Middleport, 0., J\me 18, 1967 -~;_ ' ' ~tB~l!Jt-a.t~!:!- ~ B · .; ., ro({ ' dW . ' a_v_ ! · I I • although he's plainly on TV fl1 ... . 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I 5 a aur IE 5 UfiRD. 1 CROW'S Nttlnnll ad'l'er-t1111nl ~rorren••I1YI · lo\Hinelli ·Kimball lne. M~ IAIInll tcm A..-... N . . Ynrll r.tt,. ~~~­ % .~:::=~~~ ·- -' 1 ~' leeflnd <!I'" CIMUII'• fllld rt PtiM- .. MILLS-SIMPSON Insurance Agency j 1 gaUon p.....,.,.. tank, pro..uro -------.0 00 I 1 THE DAiLY.SENT;N~l j !~u;~~ ·:~~~co~n~c:::~s~e_:Y~~~d~~:=:.~~"=== . .. 1 1 HIRE'S ~;~~::~~rs . 1 • WHEN YOU BUY RedsFace LA' GI"antS As Road T ," Cont'Innes 1 ·e HIGH UVABILITY ••• a Addison, pomeroy w · inners Tigers, Yanks Win Pomeroy BOVS,CameS we U. S. KEDS nME .eport .·~u'·~l:~lt~l;, ~~~~.~~;fi~~;~~IIJ er and Jfi peewee N'Jght League FEED {]J all nwf'd hit s to two Jn<li;~ n s. Redle~s Middleport's Boys League! tor ~hree for lour ~t the_ plate, Iand Price fanned Fou_r, W!l lkL.-d Yank hlttel's were M1kt- Bo· - Bnwes took ~ one.~ame le11d Slavin a double With h1s two •four. lm . three· singles and a homer, .• al the :me-lhtrd pomt m the homers, and a walk, for three 1 YANKS WIN Gerlach had two sm ~· " · i'h1l schedule Thursda) evening, lor three, and McCloud a sin- · Paul Cunningham Jpened on Mille• a double, sinGle an•l a thumping the Red So' ll-3 on gle. the mound for the Indians but homer· flavp Tyrre a <in·•·e righthander Mike Sayre's sharp I .For the Red Sox, Perk Ault departed In the third with the and tiny-bomber Terry Pick· two-hitter. sangled and Pulhns homered. score 8-1, and Rick Stobart fin· ens had two singles. In the other game. the Van- Sayre fanned 11. walked one ished up. The Yanks' Phil Miller kees stayed in a three . way tie Indian pitcherp ranned fo"r . National Lea)!Ue lwundup New York shut out Washington for second place with a 4-2 rewalked to. Thh Yanks' Miller By FRED McMANE 2-0 in American LeagUe gam<s. cord by . defeating the Indians fanned b. walked 6. UPI Sports Writer Wynn's hitting made things !6-5. called after five innings • In the Senators · indian gal·'• Houston's Jimmy Wynn is easy fer southpaw Mike Cuellar I ·"'"":f!;;J.th 10-run rule of Wednesday evening Chester Your nearly hallway to his seasonal to notch his eighth vietory i ''' onMik: Taylor and. Johnny SlavRoush also hit a bases loa< 1f11 sood thanks larg.'!)': to the fund· againsl two losses. Cuellar, who I.. . in each got two homers to lead · homer . . along _with one b) Co1mpllete Prot.ction raising eflorts of the San Fran· now has won six in a row First time around 00 8 bome the Braves hitting attack on Addison defeated Syracuse by choice and a hit batsman. Coates. m defeatmg the Indwns. Is Our Business cisco Giants. scattered eight hits and struck rllll, eb?" the Red Sox's Steve Price. a. a 14-5 score and the PGmeroy I The Gallia County team cu!d· Yankees 238 21x- 16 t5 2 SEE The 25-year-old outlielder, out 10. Bob Bolin sulfered the Vaughan had two singles, Sayre Angels downed Middleport No. ed five more markers in t h e 1Indians 012 30x- -6 2 ; Eidelined a good part ol last loss. c ~I 3 single, Taylor also a single 2 by a 9·0 margin on a no.hitter il third on five walks, a single by I p M'll DON MILLS 1 1 er an d c· M.ll 'th br k · I et Ra' lt'e Aile d · th b G F'f · S p Bobb M C d bl b · er. season w1 a o en wns , s c1 n rove m ree ~· y ary 1e m yracuse t'e y c oy an a dou e y ningham LP Stobart (3} un· nd his sights on 30 home runs and runs with a single and two-run Wee Nite League action at the Cottrell. The w:nners then got T Ma 1 l_r pire· s o~e BUD SIMPSON 1110 runs batted in this spring homer while helping surprise Syracu'" Ball Park Thursday. six more in the fourth on a hit . ney. m . . r. and with the mid-year Ali·Star starter Dick Hall to a victory in Fife, who pitched all but the batsman, four walks, three ,c. Braves 401 303- 11 10 2 DICK KARR, JR• break still four weeks away, he the Phillies' opening game! final out of the game. struck rors and a single by Cottrell , Red So 000 120 _ 3 1 1 -"rour lnlur•nce is almost halfway to those triumph. out t4 batters while packing the his third hit of the game. Sayr: and Lowery. Price and C1ncelled? totals. Bunning to Hospital • Angels to !hear wm over Mad- Cottrell also went the dis· Manley. Umpire A. CunnirgWt Con Wrlto II" Wynn, on a hitting rampage Hall, given. his first starting ' The Tigers defeated the Pi· : dleport. tance on th~ mound for the win· ham. of late, has found the Giar.ts' assagnment smce 1963 atlrates.12·3, and the Yanks scor-1 llp PomeroyhitterswereG . Guin· ners and fanned 11. Craig STANDINGS pitching especially to his liking. Balbmore when scheduled hur- ed an 18-10 triumph over tne ther, a .double aod single; T. struck out 14 for Syracuse. End of First R.ound I He blasted a ihree-run homer lo ler Jim Bunning was laken to~Dodgers m the Pomeroy Boys' LOS ANGELES, Calif 'UPI) Bearhs, home run, and Fif•. a Tm ;noo~v NITE LEAGUE Won Lost I •• COATS BUILDING beat the Giants Tuesday night the hospital with a case of i<'agu,• plav Thur<dav -The Nat10nal League le"d ,ng home run with one on base and Pl'.; WEE STANDINGS !. 5 I Braves Ph. 992·2903 Mtddleporl and enjoyed the best . game of bronchitis, surrendered a run on Tiger hu;lers Floyd Burney Cincinnati . Reds headed mto also a double. SYRACUSE BALL P~RK Yankees 4 21 lns c.areer Thurs~ay mght when three smgles In th~ f1rst mm~g and Chuck Clark comblned ta i sunny Ca_liform.a for a t~~· .~yracuse, in the other game. W l Red ~ox he h1t 3 consecutive home runs but bl:inked the P1rates on s1x allow the Pirates only two hits : game serles _w1th Los An~,e f_,.s got three runs in the first on AddlsOn 2 0 to he;p Astros to a 6-2 victory hils the rest or the way. while they fanned 10 and walk· I today. followmg a Denvcc ra•n- walks to Chris Forbest, Dave Angels 1 I over San Francisco. The Pirates scored all their ed five. . out. Bass and Brian Hamilton and a Syracuse 1 1 The three·~omer outburst r~ns in the first inning of the The lone Pirate hiL-; were sin· I The · scheduled exhibitio 1 tr~ple by Keith Craig. Craig{~, Middlt'.port No. Z 0 2 boosted Wynns total lor the mghtcap as they chased south· gles by Jon Dill ard and C. I Th day night betw .. o tnple was the only Syracuse season to 14 and his three runs paw Dick Ellsworth. Winning Faulk. ~. ~m~ Ill ur~ Denver of the Pa- hit PHILADELPHIA iUPI)-Ace b~.ttf.!d in li~ted his total to 43, pitcher Steve B~ass and Dtnn Tiger hitters were Eddie ci~c ~;;_s~ League w<~s can,':.· __.o Addi~en started its scoring in . righthander Jim Running of the th1rd best m ~he le~gue . The C_IendPnon contnbutcd two.run Young, three singles; B. Black- b rain. the second with three runs 011 a Philade1phia Phillies was admit· homers also ra1."ed h1s total t& smgles to the rally. Blass went stm: a home run : Andy Vaugh. I Y home run by Doug Cottrell, a ted to St. Joseph's Hospital live off Giant pitching this year thP distance for the first time ; ''"~ two sangles: Clark, , home I Officials said the game would 1 triple by Jeff Blazer, a double Thursday night with ·a severe 1 and enabled h1m to become the thiS year, allowmg seven h\tS,: run and smgle, and Burney, Ab- : not be rescheduled. by M1ke HarriSon, a fielder's case of bronchitis. lirst man ever to hit consecu· including a homer by Clay Ibatt and R. Eason, each a sin· 1 Mel Queen, who holds a for- f,~~;,;-;.·.-;_~;.·;;;;....;;; · ;;_,;-;.·~;;;· ;.·;~=====;;-==;; -==-=· ==::;;;=====::=:::.;;::==:=:=:=:~~~~;:;::=~ tive homers in the Astrodome. Dalrymple. gle. midable 7·1 season rece:-d. wa~ '' .. .. 011 Horner Spree Wes P_arker's two·run homer Home runs featured the Yank : scheduled to go on the mound Wynn, who was well on his and a solo blast by Ron Hunt rout of the D<ldgers as Gene i t!ltJ)ght for the Reds. Ancthe" way to a big seasGn last year highlighted a four-run sevel'lth McKinney slammed two rq_und- ! night game is scheduled Sat.Jr' bf•f-J1·c breaking his wrist, now I inning that carried the Dodgers tri D:'l(lrs. Gary Snouffer had a day and a .llay encounter wirds has hit six homers in the last to their secend consecutive two-run four·bagger and Mark up their Los Angeles stav Snn!l('Vcn gf!mes . i '\o'ictory after eight strai'!"ht! Werry got a grand slam and a day. From there Lt's ba,:k on In other NL action. Philadel· l setbacks. ~olo homer. the road for a two--game wllrk· pht 2. bent Pitt<i.hurgh 4-1 ~!ore Leftha~der Jim Brewer, Yanks getting hits were Wer- 1out with San Francisco. 5-2 In a twl-mght wh?se sbff him to ry, two home .runs and a sin-1 . ,_Los Angeles is 14 games and do,• 1 11enead~r and l<J.< Angeles , retire after liVe mnmgs, com- gle; Gene McKmney. two home I of first place. higher onlv ahan • . · blanked Chacago 5·0 m an bmed w1th Don SUtton to set lne , runs and a single, 3Jiou!fer, a , Houston and New York na the : • afternoon game. Cubs down on four hit!': 'Brewer, ; homer and single, Terrz. Wyatt standings. .' . Minnesota beat Detroit 6·1, who gained his second \'ictory I and Stanford Moon, eaeb two . But San Francisco is fl<e ~ ·----------,--~~-------... Kans~s City edg-ed Baltimure in three decisions, also contri·l singles, and Ron Couch, a sln~ I games behind the Reds. \ 5 in 1l innings, Boston topped buted a run·scorini double to ! gle. Cincinnati ·won't be back 1 Chicago 2·1 in ll innings and i thf" Dodger attack. j Dodger . hitterJ.. ;- ,were Joe . home again until June 23, for o ~elker with two singles, Den- three.game series with Pitts1•-.w*W:·1.. _ _. _ , . . , _ ms Glaze. a home run and two bur_gh j Coaeb Mike Martin's ~_lorn- s;ingles, and Jon Buck, a sin- : After San F'ranci~co the Re~s i eroy RedJegs were awarded gle. . ~0 on to Houston for ll GnPa ,>rotesL game win over Mtd· Eugene McKinney and T. Wy-: game stint June 21. dleport No. I in the Tuesday att combined to handle the Nf(e Pee Wee L.ague action Yanks mound chores and fanSETS RECORD I at the Syracuse Ball Park dur- ned nine. and walked tO while COLUMBUS tUPI) - Hi-Leo ing a meebng of teague man· t Denms (.laze strU,ck _out seven c;et a new lifetime ~cord of 1· SPRINGFIELD, N.J (UPI) _j agcrs on Thursday. and walked 10 for:th~ Dodgers. !2:02 1·5 .Tbursday to beat out ...... The amateurs in the rson of~· Martm bad protested t~at , · . raCI!' favortte Chief's Dean ice-cold o~n Tex!:' named Mlddieort No. I was usang I Fight Re•ults . light in the featured $1,500 pace MRrt Fle~km:n, have had some of Lhe snme, players or. I By United Press )nt!_rnatlon~l at Scioto Downs. _ _ th•/ 3mazin day and now Tuesday nlgbt that bad been CARIJIF~. . Walrs · · IUPJ.- The five-year-old geldmg paid Mnold . Palm:r. Billy Casper play,· 11 the Thursday nigh! Yloew~ Saldivar .. 125,• /o!CXICO, $11.80, 14.40 and $2.80. . f action. Managers of the outpo1r1tcd Howard W•ns.tone. !1:;.;..;;;_.;.._=======,1 aud Ihrtr e11 ow pros are 1. · 12S w 1 (15" R · · l S I league arrived at the protest I . a es ··- etams world I Lewt's Repair Service I k th l t l I d expec e o a e_ twe~ e · · d i · featherweight title). Open golf champ10nshtp. I ec 8100 ' MEATING · Even the 23-year-old Fleck- ! ,,_,,,mMA~"~·"'""' . TOKYO (UPI\- Yoshiaki Nu· ._ •PLUMBING man, who i~n't sure he wants to'l rna ta, 1,...9.,··J 12, apan, out... . 'ed ......._.ROOFING be a golf pro, was surprised to 3 find himself leading the field I Flash Elorde, t 0, Philippines (15)-(11' \" world junior light· FOR into the open's second round weight title). ... . , 2clally equipped Belv~dere BonLJS with a 67 thai gave him a two· \ Spe~ls .".lt ,ed•,o::cd prices stroke margin. LOS ANGELES tUPil- Mel • "I expect my dad le going to Turnbow, 234, •New York. •• ask me when I will start knocked out Jimmy (King) WY 2-2374 playing my regular game and Fletcher, 210 , Los Angeles 14). 134 Mill St. Middleport ;hoot 110," said Fleckman, the OMAHA. Neb. (UPI)1 first amateur to lead at Cougar~ of the University ,$pring out w1th a Bonus Special Valiant" stage in a U.S. Opiln since Houston tangle with the Joe Patton led the first round Devils of Arizona State tonigh'! II \ 19l4. No amateur has won in a do.or-die battle for Johnny Goodman in 1933. Houston squad in the ---- - -~--Close • d annual NCAA College Hammering hard on Series. man's heels were 1966 If the Cougars lose, they will Casper and 1986 be oul of the double eliinni'•nati>n Palm•r and five other pros tourn•ment. The field was cut . .... ' I wilh them at one-under-par to three teams Thursday night .. ' Chi Chi Rodriguez, when Stanford got past a Player, Deane Beman, stubborn Auburn team, 6-3, in a January, and 43-year-old rain-abbreviated game. Wall. Ari2ona State, wbich heat At 10. only three strokes Stanford, 5-3, Wednesday n' ~h,, of the amateur leader, is the only unbeaten club !eft live more pros-Kel from the eight teams whic~ George Archer, Davie started the series Monday. ; Gardner Dickinson, and The game jjetweerr Stanford old wonder E. , J. and Auburn had to be ea!IPd Harrison. with out In the top of the X Just about all the eighth when a heavy rain hailed X lining the 7,015 yards of action. ' . Baltusr;Iolgolf course will Th& ltouston-Arlwna State tho houu. CotM 011 and Spring Out wtth lho Spocfolly oqulppld Ptymoathol Spoclanv X X surprl if mQst or all of game, .. originally slated for ca~ thai ant NIHng great- PIJmoulh '17• .. . -prlcool b'o oN ,oun o1 your wonder· You'll think wo·re tllYI111 tho oil our ;tars don t catch young Thlll'l\day night, had to be X wwldng i'tytrM!UIII Doolor'o big Salt. backa. And we nl man bef . the day is over. poi!lponed until this evening. ·1 c...lo Ia ltld got.-ctot onlntJion BonuoSpo•. ·, ... (Y.... Plymouth Deater lo ottortng I · clol Fwr, 8 - ond VoHont IIOdtiL WlnBut .first, of course, Stanford, a prt>tourney favor. , • II'! Worker lhlrt IG I1IOIJ now.Pty...,...) ,...._ _ onwHd-llornCUdn too. And have to d!J"~nd Fleckniih, lte to emerge •• champion, Hurrr, llllirt supp~ 101ftld. Oot lo ..,_ our _ .. In 1111 rtglll ploco 1 rool student of one-time · capitalized on two Houston durl111 ,.., Pt,moutll oo_.. Bonuo a.to. .............................. of great Byrorl Nelson, walks and three errors during a lo give up on himseU lillY four-run fourth Inning against ' !han Nels~ ever did. Auburn. · ·• 1 • 1 c' ' ' &lrpr~Hil!Bai ConfideD! The teams traded runs .early lldmlttjng ~at he was In lob game. Stanford seored in . . . p .. , ;. ' ~ prised to be out front, tbe the first oo a double by Mark ' • CHRV'BLI!R . ' young l'llrt ~ur, . Marqueu, a single by !dike ,• ._ M£4! ....... --·~=.. • . ._ _ ,I '•l • •.. amaletir went' on to atkUhat Schomaker and a fiy ball by J, is •·very CIJlfi~nt." ,. Ron-Scholls. ·' • "I'll just tee tt up· today Auburn tied the score th~ olay best ! .can," '1!8itl when . Ray Cor: ~::~~t ' ll ., chlei after Scotiy Long had d; • • ''Cox"alio'. .homered In ' lxlh . Q.e _~II[s~.ll- -1'; lowering . , . loll Held wall. Again By Astros SURE WIN II e~ llllf I - 1 1 LIVJSTOCK-POULTRY, 1 Braves Tal:e 0ne-ua me L d• 1\,l"ddJ Giants· Floored· QuaUty· . .p 1911'1-3 which Jllrl<e!l acreu the car avoided Involvement. .. .we two weeks: "Buye" wblle .the ·attacker know because we witnessed it . swinge.- from all . the. always a nice lad, Phil's foUnd a ltllow? · " ·' : gave the already near-wreck Fun City, irnl_eed. , big stores in lo order Fall other kick At 13rd & 2.nd Ave., next ,. . .p romment · b he sankIn to. the th groinem t owner of an E . 8 pav en • evening at 10:10 p. m. an ' " en Side pub along "The Strip" got I a last violent kick In the DulY" taxicab' stopped and ask· a bad beating; hospitali2ed ... 1 brealCJni hla nose and ed "Where ya goln'?" ond . Monti Rock 111 told Merv him In lroglc condition rider decided to take the fin he'd decided to "go straight" slanders begged the cep to beblnd which wasn't riding cut off his ridiculous girl-length . . out and, dodsomething ~t off . duty light . . . . The locks and would marry hIs unlfo,n.ned · river wou n posedly "off-duty'' d•iver then "best girl, Benjamin Franklin." and as the 8tlacker got sta.ted opitllng obscenities and The New Yorker Hotel ~ets his ear and drove off, so did as the couple pulled away New York's first big · "'1coulntl')'ll policeman, but no~ ·after I he· in the properly on , duty cab. night cl"b" June 30tll, c~;; culprit. tried to spit literally Into the "Na•hville," a 450 seater w Tbe viciously maimed young other cab . . . . The irate "off· once the New Yorker's . duty" driver's number w a s Bands swayed and later man could have used a ride to "4H58" and we were a witness shows ~lided for toijrlsts 'A healthy, fast, growing a hoepital emerge~cy. ward but there, also. Hank Thompson and the Br~IZos II the policeman dtdn t Perry and Roselle Com o's Valley Boys will start the two· stock means money In .the &ate; the lad was urged daughter Terri was "pinned" shows . a . night cornpone poll· bank. With our scientifically a cab to New York Hospital's a Lehigh student .... La,~·>cel~~~~~"'-;;;;i;-.;i... 701 emergency entrance on h St. Welk's and Llberace's manager mixed, foitified feeos, E. of York Ave., and that's Dick Gabbe died of 8· kid~ey where he seemed headed· .. · attack, only 54 Noel Har· guarantee you the most for And SPRING TIME There was no !'"lice record r.f rison (Rex's son) is a most GO TOGETtiER your dollar. .the patently crtmlnal attack at tractive young entertainer; FOR ALL THE 3rd & 6181, b!ocause the pollee good role could make him a FAMILY . •_ er-star . .. . Bridsb • JJT'I'ERBUG s,..., Gl d C Leaders Co nvergmg \ NEW YORK (UP!) _ T h "Dame" a ys ooper was by Queen Elizabeth; . 't big guns of color research are 0 n Obi o Umvers• y being trained on litterbugs, re- Gladys always was A Lady they couldn't do just that again. Community leaders .J r o m ports the National Cou~cil Elliott Ashley dined throughout Southeastern 0 hI o State Garden Clubs. Studt,e~s~~;ar~~e I.~Ch~ur~c~hi~U~'s~P~Iu~m~:;~:~~~~..;;;55;.i are converging on Ohio Univer· . currently underway to -~ 8 sity's main campus at Athell3 imine the color most _t to participate in a series of sev- attract litterbugs to litter diet - lo save money . .Now sbe l en leadership seminars. kets. New York Cily is .xo~oriOPTOMETRIST Dear Helen: wants a new house. So s ~ e . . menting with cllartreuse. Oth· ll Phone 992-2115 Mf: husband has a chance of scares me by gr>boing the ba I The progrlllllll are bemg vtdeo ers are studying a color mRit " Office Hours: 9 to 12, 2 to 5( (Close at Noon on getlbig a iood paying job with by by the feet aod twilling hlm l taped for educallonal tel~Slon may one day be known as Clean Pomeroy, Ohio Mulberry Ave. Thurs.- East Court St., Pomeroy a large company, doing work around, and throwing him to the by WOUB-TV. Mr. Lee Smtth is Green. • he Ukes, with chances of ad· <eiling. Says the titf:c house I the teleVJsaon program d1rect~• vancement. But it would mean makes nea nervous. Her idea Ior. that every two ur t~ree years is, what. other wcar~n c~n yell I These telecasts will' be pre~ • we'd have to pull up roots and use agam't a man but h!S chtl- sented 1n October at the seven move .. uur chilclren ~ould be :lren? . Ohio Universlty c1mp~s to 1 changmg sch~ols, wr ~ have _to ._ one t~me. she .thr,eatened to local representatives of governmake new lnends : I d hav~ a sa on hun if 1 d1dn t take ht:r [ ment lalxlr business education hard ti~e finding heuses in de. ou~ to d~'lJ1er. Sh~ act~ ~e a i and 'othr ~mmunttY leaders. cent netghbornoods. child, bu, she t• m her 20 '· II The participant. will review My idea of marriage is "per- this keeps up she's bound to in- modern decision making tech· manence," and th~ s<eurity of juro him, as I can't mee~. he~ niques that could be used by one ~own, school, cnurch, group every deman~. Fo; each t\?, 1 the participants ln the solution of fraend;, etc. be gets a br01ss. I m about Slck 1of community development Is it right to de~ive the !ami· from worry. 1 problems. ly of permantnt security? Or Is How ~n I make her g r 0 wI ----it ~Tong lo deprave my husband up? - L.M.K. Giant Back of the clloict' ~o gn.w in h • s I Dear L: career? Whtch' - CONFUSED To make sure your CHILD NEW YORK (UPI)-The New M01 HER will grow up, get your wile lo a Ofar Mother: I psychiatrist fast! And don '1 York Football Giants ha\':! : signed John SOrry, a halfback i "Permanent security" is leave her alone with th.e baby somt!timcs another name for until you get an expert's dlan- and punting specialist from borl"dom. My vote i~ for "Jp- nosis. Your letter indicates "im· Case Tech, it waa announced wa'd mobility." Moving !m't maturity" Isn't her biggest pro· :.T:::hur=sd=a~y._ _ _ _ _ __ all that rough: yo'~ mak.: so roa· blem. - H. Helen Bolte! ill care of I h Is ny friends along the wav. - H. Dear Helen: Dear Helen· • j You can get an unlisted num- :n:•w:s:p:ape=r·=====:;:~j A word on oc.:alf of ptopl€ 1 her, but how do you get an un.l,. who ~wn li10se ma!ign('d stamp j listed address? I'm another one / marh;ne~ t~at "hal'e 11 mark 1of these jusi-tumed-50 people . up of 20 !:trccnt '' We hacl lo • M-ho rt~sents the junl( mail aim- I put a :;t~:~mp machine in o~.,;r : ed at over·50's. Every day 1 get grocery store becau~e peop:e ' "geriatric" ads aboiJt super-vi.! we-re ~on:l"r,tly bothermg ut~ 1tamin.s, hearing aids, false teeth for stamps. Either we tnok time gripping-glue, arthritis h~>: ps sway from regular cu~ ~-omt>rs and what I want to know is, to provide them at cost, or we whose business is it that I am tmned thc:n down, wJ~;ch made now over the hump? It's bad ther.l mad I enough to realize I'm 50 withMany times these "s t .llT' p , out having it rammed do w n customers'' bought nothing els.t. l my throat by a bunch Oi leucrHome of the but they !'tsellted ha\·ing to I writing salesmen. 1 walt for service. Please print this ~pe. and j Fabulou• We don't get rich off our rna· ; maybe some of those "old-age" chine. It w•t around J70, an~ promoters will get the idea and I ! mu•t bt<y the ~tamps at I he stop bothering us- YOUNG post office.I ake time to fill I~ . FIFTY I sec to repairs, so we .!us\ abGut 11 Dear Fifty' break even . It'• merely a con· Be glad to. Thooe ''old a~e 1 lienee, and mo;Jt people don't : promotors" should know that make a fu~s at'lo\.tt the !•nx·~- l!l'tt: receiving an "over-50" ad in r.ickel.' - SMtti.L TOWN I the mail ages a woman t "n S1'0RE KEEPER yem - especially when ner I !lear flel2n: I gossipy neighbor sees her open My wife us•• our Lrby to ~et the letter. - H. her own way . If I doo't do what J This column Is dedicated to 0200 Sweptline, the hardworking ~he want.!!, she rnil!t"t":Jt~ him.! family living, so if vou're hav· Ordor By Phone 1 couldn't afford a new dms, ing kid trouble or just pI a I n And Toke 'Em Homo for ber. so !he pullhe baby on •: trouble. Jet Helen help YOu. Think how much money a,Dodge with slide-on Righi now the Dodge Boys are offering sensa992 5432 camper or a Dodge compact conversion unit can ,...',.,...,...,.....,.1 lienal deals on all Dodge trucks in stock. Like save you at vacatiott time. On. meals. On molal I the Camper Special above, riaht. You can~uy it billt On hlgb transportation charges. More than DEVII'I'F.() TO INTF:RF.Wf Of that, here's the way to live the way you want to. complete-truck, camper body, the works!. for a ME108 · M-'StJN "REA Slop where you want Eat where you want. Sleep ThlJ COilVertlblot jet pump • lower price than you could ever imagine. And ti~JitrCI • . U -. 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AJoembiy II complete witb 45789 Rrulnen DmCHII Ptlnftf' -. 11158. t:rt11n1111 PMn<f etn-U2!1' pump, 10 bp motor, •jector. 13- NEW YORK- wo wltaeued ]I' u ii ·'IJNerulbltjbuefaurlom'blel, City event at ~:35 the other a. - letter to eaduquan, lo forril four ordlnarJ words. m. wben a blithe young lad,1ob-' vlous1y slightly Upsy, rece v... a vicious beating from another SYI'UL young mao et Srd Ave. and 6isl "' I Sl . . . . The tipsy gent w a • t I .. crossing the side street and discovering a car pulled a'\l:"ss the CJ11SSWalk at the traffic .. Ught, jauntuy walked across Its '" radiator Instead of around Its front .... The driver got out, TI-lE AN5W!~ "Jt) I BfVOIT enraged, grabbed the lad, pun~· MA'I !!IE SoTAR'IN~ ed him several times, rlppmg ..OU IN THE Fi4<CE! his own seersucker jacket In the pull-haul . . . . Tbls drove him berserk, and be kicked the SWMLY Now ......,. the elreltd lelttt1 no longer blithe but helpless 10 form u.ollll'JirioeiNWtr, II culprit in the groin, tripped him ~==·:::·::::=.;------~==~~w~n~H~~~b~r~•~••an~n to the sidewalk and proceeded to bang his head on the brick __:Prill::::'.=.ID::::SORPRIS::.:::::EABS::.::I:::::EBilln:::._-.-JI with sickening crunches. .. : (AMwera lomorro• A passerby hauled bln1 off and : lJU1bte" CAICIO LnHI PLIDOI INTICI called off • possible hmlclde .. 'It•...,'• A young woman Oagged down ! Auwera Wlwat you tonNiilut fat ill a 'Jrtoq : voon."-"DIIT CHIAP" a passing pollee car (No. 785) a vlclously unnecessary .. ~ ~.·, .. .' . _-· �,. ,, • ;, ' • ' _ ...,., '• ,.. ... . ' ......... -•·V' :··.) Sermonefte- •- to Others,; - /j TWO ARRESTS MADE William K. 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I I lo I ••••• I ..... • I I I I ._,... . "' Tfi9Uap.ps Of cHAtriCEs TO WIN I ' " • lo I I Tbe Rev. Brian Engel, ·paslor of the St. Paul Luthel'an and St. J~ Lutheran Church., eo lo ~1\li!iung lwo weeb active '.~uty tr,alnlng in tlie U. S., Army ~. ~ r~e chaJplelxi to _. . . . F.. . . :;;~fa-. tiLE 0 ' ! ,-,• I _I 1, ' , ' •.· .~ I '-I- ,, • . < ._. I '1<. I I • 1 I iin Ford . 2S-2t25 MIDDLEPORT FREE DELIVERY-CONVENIENT TERMS _, SERVICE WHEN YOU NEED ITI .. MIMI.__ _..,..._,.._ _ _~.., ' '· , ":""·'·il_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _"""1____..;.______ 11_ _ _ _.:::::.:.::.:::::::::.::=:!~~---...J ER BA FURNITURE or refrigerator secttom ·Pulor AttendJng Reserve Se!sioDJ ' ,, ' ..,..\llhenyo~=~••III•Jid·' · atlllc • • II 'I Ii ._,_.., Wtlilsc•ill••flrtltbtlll. REGATTA WIIKEND JUNI ' ' ·' ' WINNIR8 0 .. WORLD 81111118 TRIPij llotlliy • POMEROY REGATTA WEEKEND-JUNE 23·24-25 mon· ey will be returned. If you~re cOil~dtrlnk air· condition ins or 1 new furnace, 1111J 111 'W·· Check Our Price Before You Buyl ~SSOCIATED ' 1..,_ •*- lANDS .-.na~. TheDeluxe16 Top Freezer Refrigerator-Frost Proof ft, ft. Ptf.MA. cate~rt - ----------------~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ She was born Auguol 5, 1881 ! cgy~ci~e~ --·--- --~- -~in Putnsm County, W. Va. She , th1 daughter of the late William and Louisa Hsrrison Hendershot. She was a member of the UB Churclr, the oldest charter member of the Belle- ! •' • I Imeade EUB Church. She was preceded In death by her husi baild Edward S. Riffle, In 1942, and a son, Mervin, in 1911. Medium damages was reported In a one-car accident at 11:50 a.m. Thursday on T01m-l ship Road 117, about one-tenth a mile east of the Forest Run road. Tbe Moigs County Sbe<ifrs Department ssid Margaret lyn Boer, 17, Columbus, travel· ing west, !oat control of ber and It went off the roadway into a ditch witb the right going up against an embankment. No Injuries or af. wert reported. NO MONEY DOWN • LOW Moth'HLY PAYMENTS eMEIKER BILLFOLDS e RONSON & ZIPPO LIGHTERS eMASONIC RINGS eLINDE STAR SAPPHIRE RINGS eBULOVA WATCHES •TIE·TACS eSPEIDEL WATCH Side by Side Frost Prool Refrigerator Freezer ,DA-~4TK, ~ . 56 J s·34B $ The Gemini 19 I Air Conditioning • . . • • • • . • . . • . AIR CONDITIONING and HEATING in a single unit S!J'tl AJe successor to th• old-ftshloned compressor. Packs mort power per cubic inch lor mort spate, new te~tures. Mado with in· credibly wear-resistant materia ls. Only 3 movmg parts. Sealed if1 $.tetl, oiled lor lite, cushiOned to re duce vibration. Whisper silent! (Frost-Proof Models only .) There are two locations, at the Athens State Hospital dairy barn from 12:03 II> 3:30 p. m. and at the John Payne Farm, Rt. 2, Vinll>n, !rem& p. m. to 9 p.m. Dr. Harry Barr, E:e:!~: dairy specialist from Ohio Universlly, will give tipe SQUAD CAU.ED showing and sbewmanship The Racine emergency squad discuss the diary animal was summoned at 6:53 p.m. Its needed nutrients In hi8 Thursday for John Payne. Day and visuals on "Grass to ton, who was having difficulty Ivan Archer. area ExteNiion breathing. He was transpor~1 agent, 4-H, wlll discuss oppor- to Veterans Memorial Hospito'l. !unities ror youth In dairy and NOTE TO TROUBADOUR Dtnna Jo Walker will disross "What's In A Glass of Milk." The Gallipolis Police Depart Reservations are not needed for ment has a guitar and its "'"' either of the~e sessions. which the owner may c!aim by The Athens State Hospital Identifying it at the police Farm is located dJrectly behind partment Chief _of Police John the Ohio University Inn just off Taylor sa1d the mstrument and RIChland Avenue taking Dairy case were found on Rt. 7 · Lane. low Hobson. The John Payne Farm Is ap- 1 - -- - - Moderate Damages Caused in Wreek The Comfort Twins offer you year•rouod comfort ...who~use efectrle l'OSI1JVI -- DISTIIIU1'i0N 0... Mrs. Nellie Vale, Columbia Township resident 1 n d 1 teacher in the Meigs County Schools for the past 38 years, has been na.me41 oae of two school supervisors by t b e Melg• County Board of Education. Mrs. Vale, wbo has been principal of tbe Salem Centor Elementary School lor lbe past 17 years, wUI work oul of lbe cOllDty board otfive located In the inflrmary on Mulberry Heights. She will be· BID ber dntles on Aug, 1. I MAYTAG Wringer WASHER •• Ji'orf•ther Meigs County 4-H Dairy club members, advisors and others are invited to participate In the Dairy Traliling pr"llram Monday, June lt. CAPSULE . In the 1raazer1 MRS. NELLIE VALE Funeral services will be day at I p. m. at the EUB Cburch, Pt. Pleasant, with Bev. Eugene Garlow and Rev. Jack Hlgglna ofllciat,. Burial will be In the Suncreal Memorial Park. Friends may call at the Fogesong Funeral home anytime after Z p. m. Saturday. The body will lie In state at the church from I II> Z p. m. prior to sorviees. JUNE 18 ~ FRIOIDAIRE r da=aa 10rnar-MD Columbus; Raleigh, Va., and Wilbur, It1~=~~ :w. Calif.; three daughter, Mrs. Arnott IHa>el) Roush of Pt. Pleasant; Mrs. Cbester !Edith) Barnett, Burlington, lll., and Mrs. Leoo1ardl (Clara) Dunlavey, Vandalia, 0.; 15 grandchildren aed 1Z great· f - . 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Cycle Strikes Bus PERMA PRESS SLACKS II 1 mlilt ~~~~~'at1~1~ !:'treeroo:il;~ from 1il Youth Killed when Solids, Plaids. Choice of Collar Style• BY WRANOLI!R AND RESTON a,cc _,- ·b I 10 I I '; COMING_jJP? BOOK STORE 0. Short1l"vtll on hll big day.. Fruit Of the Loom BIRTHDAY OR MIDDLEPORT Middleport, FIREMEN TO ~F:I' The monthly meeting. ol the Pomeroy Volunteer Fire De· _partment Is Sunday, June , mstesd of on the regular.y scheduled date of the June Z5 due to the Big Bend Boat gatta, at 1:30 p. m. All members are asked to attend: gifting for Dill AHNlYERsARY Pllones !rem 1ft piJaatJ btolliJ Dairy Training 1!, Pomeroy, entered a guilty plea before County """'t i To BeOffered Judge Frank W. Porter, Jr., day. He was placed on $250 bond pending a preliminary bearing. At Two·Places thlrlt lllllk• .... 8 t, And Others To Choose from WERNER RADIO &T.V. SoCle • ty N0t es Th eL'eaderS Gilbert Ray Sellers, 22, Ea•t Liverpool, charged with auto theft, has entered a guilty to an informational affidavit before Melg• County CommJn Pleas Court Judge John C. 83con. Sellers, one of two men :'·orged In the theft of a car belonging II> Harry Miller, Pomerov, lromhEa~t Mbealn-S~, earedlier Jl.his mont w1 s:tntenc une • mnaa:e£111111!111111!11: am:: 11111!1111!11: an 1 ~e other man Kenneth .A}fred. GIRlS Guilty Plea • Given Court ·· 11 Over Portland ,-.' " II Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0., June 16, 1967-5 ,, . Someone might ask the Chris~ "Can you give me the ! ' '. toachings of Christiaryty in a · ' r,j : sentence or two1" .wd almoat By PAUL A. ~RS lbe trltll!, ud lbe,y!fl:• mil~- ol the deal. He eur_ed lepers. Cluistian will '"Y "Yes."' Syraeute EUB C11aJ11e · ·eomelb 111110 ·lbe"" "Father bUI He re!wred many s1ck people would quote the sixteenth Ulllled Preu lotenallollal Satardll)"a Gomeo •Jesul aallb anto ber, 1 by me." John tz:6. · unw bealth. He bad greai pow- veroe of The Go~pel f.ccording j Amerlcaa Leape New York at Chicago am the re*mxeelloa, Blld ~~~~ er to restore tbe mentally alek. 'l'o St. .John Chapter 3. ~~~ w. L. Pel. GB Boston at WasbinMton IUe. ~ that beUeveth 1n me, "CGme Ull)o m<, ali ye IIIII 11 is written He raised a Utile fint· statement would be """ bueuo 33 23 .&all California at Baltimore (night) lltugb be ...,re deed, yet llbor and are beuY laden, an girl, a young man and an older lovaa man. The second " Sin Detrolt :l2 25 .561 II> Kansas City at Detroit shall be live.'" .ln. 11:25. 1 wUI pve you rest.'' l\11. 11· man from death, thus . m~ .. Man perishes be)linnesota 30 28 .~17 4 Minnesota at Cleveland · . :%&, • joy to others. Let us of sill. This Is the teachJ!oston 30 28 .517 4 light) "Jelll oaltb 111to him 1 liD • brlbg joy to others. ·An of both Ill• Old Testamebl l!altlmore v•'2J! 28 500 5 Nallooal ;....... -~--···- --~- L• .the first portion . of aer~ good deed!l were done lor oth- thdle Nbew 'rGeodst~ent. When Cleveland ' 211 30 .483 6 W 1. p l GB lure quoted, .)esus 18 talking era. He ne~er USed His great I!Mll1 so ey S aws . t;ew York 28 30 .483 6 Cincinnall · ., ' · IDS unto Mary and Martha at the power lor himself. . lose the · freedom a!1d security Kanna City Z9 31 .483 6 St. Louis ~ ~ : :·~ 1y, wmb of their brother Lazarus. He f()rgave men and· women and well beinll.. which belong .II> J;alifornia 28 33 .459 7\t San Francisco .sa! In this case He wanted to ahare of their aim. 'Ibis brought much the abundant II f e. The th1rd ~ashington 25 35 .411 10 Pittsburgh 3230 2626 .O:Jti 5& the power he had w bring bsp- erillclllnt for BOma men thought statement would be God hate! : Ch 29 26 527 fil'l plness to two sisters who had that he was taking lor The f()urth statement ~ kmnO:ta~aJ:~~s~ts J~~f: 29 28 :,09 . Syracus~. dtleated Portland lost their brother in death. He the power that belonged to God God give~ Christ. He gave i\ansas City 6 Baltimore 5 (11 Philadelphia 27 30 m 0 \i by a 9-3 score In tl!e opening was alway• doing good snd OnlY· Jesus ChriSt to the world tbst Houston : 4 game of Little Southern Lea· bringing help unll> them wh 0 He was kind to . men would not perish If .they 1 24 36 400 1 ~:g\~~:t) 2 Washington 0 Los Angeles 23 35 .397 11 gue action for the two te8JilS on needed help. He opened the children lle blessed, the believed on Jesus; He shed HIS New York 19 35 .352 16 Thursday at Portland. eyes of the blind and tbe ears snd deeds of Jesus express blood for our sms. Toe :(night) , Syracuse hitters wore Amos · statement would be th.-, Man Jloston 2 Chicago I (11 innmg:< Thursday' Besnlts Moo,.., 8 home run and slntlle, believes Christ. ·"Whosoever night) Lo~ Angeles 5 Chicago o, Hubbard a &Ingle and double, lieveth on Him" are the words . (only games scheduled) Philadelphia 4 Pittsburgh • (l st, Rodney Hofman a sJn8la, and . of the verse. Belief is faith. : Today'• Probable Pitchers twihghl) . . Bobby Patterson a pair of , 1n(ConUnued from Page I) One has faith If Christ Is his • tAll Times EDT! Piitsburgh 5 Philadelpin 2 gles and a triple. saviour. The sixth statement : New York (Peterson 0-5) at (2nd, mght) . Getting Portland lilts were Boggs, Debra Allensworth, Suwould be, Man receives eternal 'chicago (Horlen 7.0), 9 p.'ll. Houston 6 San FranciSco Jack Ritchie and David Wolfe, zy Ss~uels, P~tty Boyles, Mar· The WSCS wiD hold lt.! life. By this faith in Christ Boston (Brandon 4-2 and Bell (mghtl each a !Ingle· Greg Middle- CJa Dillard, Kim Siebers, l'at.. . man any man enters Into a ~fil at Washington (Coleman 3-4 Today's Probable Pitchers swart and Keith Fitch. each a ty Eblin, Beverly Will, Martha regular meeung on ~l!eday life .;r-!l'eedom ~nd security and :.nd Baldwin 0·1) 2, 5 p.m. IAU Times EDT) air of sin les and Rt<lne AI- Krawsczyn, Jane Van Meter, nlng, June :Ill, at th borne . well-being which con: calirorma 1McGlothin 6-1 and Chicago (Simmons 2-51 at fen a dou~e ' y Sandra L!tUe, Lola Peters, Son- JliOia Taylor wlt::.,Alma while he lives on this Hamilton 0-0 1 at Baltimore New York (Selma 0.0), 8 p.m. s;acuse .. , : , . z43 000 _ 9 g 3 dy Carleton, Sally Carleton, Kim as program ]ea • ·· and in He&Y;en after th~ (Dillman 4-0 and Bunke r 1-31 2. Pillsburgh (Pizarro ~I at Portland . .... . , 002 010 _ 3 8 5 Ohlinger, Beverly Smith. The Alfred Chiii'Cb of his body. Ills soul does 5:30 p.m. Philadelphia (Boozer 0-0 or Winebrenner and Ash. Mid· Unit 3 under the leaderohlp lunch at the 1\itllll PhUlips dle. Kansas City (Lindblad 4-1 and Green 0-0), p.m. dleswart and Allen Ritchie of Mrs. Csrolyn Thomas, Mtl. lie sale on saturday, ~une-::II~;;.J.-=======·Pierce 0.01 at Detroit (Lolirh f>. St. Louis (Jaster 3-21 at San 151 ,. ' Joyce Leonard and Mrs. Don- Mr. and Mrs. Clarence A 8 and Wickersham 3~ . or Francisco (McDaniel 1-2), II --:. na Jones: VIckie Abbott, Deb- ton and family of Columbus PodrM 1.01 2. 6 p.m. p.m. . bie Bslley, Katrina Batey, Jaek· cently spent a weekend ~~~JJ Minnesola (Merritt 4-Ql at Cincinnati (Queen 7-1) at le Carsey, Rooemarle Colburn, bls parent.!, Mr. snd'Mrs. A Cleveland (Tiant H i 7:30 p.m. Angeles (Singer 1-2), II p.m. Rayanna Cole, Sandy Corllo, ur Atherton and wl!ted wlll•ll Atlanta (Lemaster 7-11 BY United Prell Iatornstlonal Cindy Domlgan, Tina Du If y, the strawberries. -- - - -- ------· ' .'!9uston (Belinsky 1-1), 9 p.m. National Ll!egue Crystal Glaze, Patricia Heaton, Mr. and Mrs. Cbas. D. We Have Saturday's Games / G. AB R. H. Pet. Vicltle Hoffman, Kim J one I, spent Sunday with her ;~ VACATION BIBLE . Chicago at New York Clmnte, Pit 5S 209 44 77 .368 ·Michael Leonard, Cllndy Reedy, Mrs. J. B. Hsyes at ShowYour Pittsburgh at Philadelphia St.L 51191 31 67 .351 Terri Lynn Russell, Angela Sis- Pvt. Charles cadwell of SCHOOL MATERIALS St. Louis at San Francisco Staub, 48 171 11 p .343 son and Melissa Thomas. Jackson, s. C., had "" ov<!l'!llghl II Appreci1tion Will{ Cincinnati at Los Aaron, All M209 43 70 .335 Unit I under the leadership lesve rrom hi• army duUes For anyone yet planning (night) Brock, St.L ,Iii 252 48 " .333 of Mrs. Mona Neal and Mrs. Saturday and Sunday, with his Exquisite Flowers to have a school Atlanta at Houston (2, St.L 49192 'l1 114 .333 Billie J. Krawsczyn with Jack- psrents, Mr. and Mrs. Garland night) 59 237 44 .T/ .325 ie Lee, Delores Lynch and Ed· Csldwoll. Surprise her with her fa· 111~~:~sCin , Chi M110 30 58 .322 ith McNeal aa aides: Barbarl Mr. and Mrs. Mike Wllllllllls vorfte flower. We'll make Iotfrnatlonut League StaDdlnp Phil 49154 27 4~ .318 Anthony, Merrl Ault, Je n ri y and daughter of i!olpr~ I!JeDt up a' ~peclal: corsage br By United Press Interuatlonal , SI.L 46117 26 10 .318 Chapmin, Cindy Demosky, Lo- the weekend with her parents, bouqu~t.;jUBt for her .. • .99 MILL STREET l_,__~~i:i:-·:i·iii--i:i·:%-Z.~~~~: ··;; w. L. Pet. GB Amerieu Leaiilt i• April Fraser, Barbara Fultz, Mr. and Mrs. Millard Swartz Dr YQ1! 'may choose a i' Roch~tor 3~ 17 .860 G. ABR. H. Pel. Beth Fultz, Linda Gerard. and his pirents, Mr. and Mrs. flovlffln& plant or ar· Torocto 25 20 .556 51> Kaine, Del 58 lilt ..14 58 .343 Pamela Jeffors, Mary K r a w- Leonard Amo•. rangement. Buffalo 22 22 .500 8 F.Rbnsn,Balt sczyn, Suo Lee, Diana Lynch, Mr. and Mrs. StanleY !Jol!lon ~tOR COME Richmond 24 27 .471 _,S6 211 45 72 .341 Deborah Kay McLaughlin, Mar- of Parkeroburg spent the we••k ll Jacksonville 23 26 .469 Min 57 :111 31 74 .335 tha McNeal, Cindy Manley, Ma- end with their I!On·Jn.law WIGlETS AND '.1N TODAY Toll.'<lo 22 25 .468 1\j, Ystrmski, 8os ry Lou Mills, Janet Neal, Ste- daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Leon' Syracuse llO 26 .422 11 53 209 16 6'1 .321 1phanie Ord, Judith Owen, Tel' ard Amos. , · • Col umbeo 20 26 .422 II Frehn, Del 57175 24 57 .318 esa Thomas, Vicki Vaughan and - --~--Thursday'• ROIIiltS Nrthrp, Del so 199 25 62 .312 Edle Woollyqd. Inell Burney, Jo Ellen D le hi, ~oronto 10 Richmond 8 (night) ¥!>chr, Cal 116193 MAo .311 Unit 5 und~r the leadership Sheila Folmer, Debbie H'u ni Columbus Rochester I (night) Ptrcll, Bos - 56 201 29' Ill .301 ' of Mrs. Ruby Vaughan, Mrs. nell, Connie Lanning, Ann Oh59 N. Second Avi. • Toledo B Syucuse 2 (night) Berry, Chi M221 32 113 .301 Barbara Eblin and Mrs. Donna ]Inger, Debbie Oblinger, 1 Scott, Boa 116 200 26 62 .lOt Glaze: Patricia Craig, Penny lisa Rizer, Lee Ann Sebo, BeeMiddleport King For A Day j Home Runs Eblin, Mary Kay Gallagher, ky . Triplett, Becky Will and 99 2 5560 RE CKEN HAM, England 1 Aaro., Cindy Kathy Harris, Becky Wright. •' ·· ·-···J,.,.....,...,...,.·,., ...,..,..,...,.,. rlJPII- Bilile Jean Kmg of 1Braves 17; Wynn, Astros 14; Dreama Hovatter, Nancy JefAlhambra , Cahf., met Ann jPerez, Reds and Brock, Csrds fers, Diana Lewis, Vicki Man: Hayd~n Jon_es_ of England in ll3; Clemente, Pirates 12. ley, Tina ;Mayle, Krista Mor. wr.., not see our · today s semi·fmals of the Kent Americau LeiiJUe: F. Robinris, Maureen NelBOn, Lee Ord, selection now? 1 · l• wn tennis championships. son, Orioles 18; Klllebrq, Diana Ridgway, Rebecca Se• · Our expert stylists 1 Mrs. , King, the top-ranked 'l'wino 17; HowaNI, Senators 16; lig. Vicky <Slack, Beth Vaughan, are alway. on hand ' women ' player in the United Yastraemlld, ~ So• 15: Sonja J"n .'White, and Sholly States, beat Karen Krantzcko of Ma•Uo, Yilllb 13. ,Clark. ' Australia. 6.2. 6-2, Thursday Rnaa BlUed ID Unit e ~UIIIIor the leaderohlp . while Mrs. Jones disposed of Nallonol L o as ae: Aaron, of Mro•.Cifroj\Ohlinger and Mrs. . P~one 992:.3JJ7 m E. Moln Pomeroy I Austraha's Kerry Melville, 6-2, Brove• 45; Clomente, PiratefiBetty . Folmir with Jacqueline 1,__,._,...,.._-_..,_="'-"'··'"'--"'-"-'---"-'..._,._,;,,~6~I.-------- 44 : Wynn, Astros 43: Perez, , Srldenabel and Nancy Arnold Reds 42: Brock, Cards 40. aides: Irene Barnes, Flor• American League: F. Robln• ..-· .., -son, · Orio!Q 53; KIUebrtlr, i .: w~ 1 Twins 49 ; Kaline, 'J!Igers 4.( : •• Yutrzemski, Red Sox 42: ,. ' Howard, Senators 37. FOR ALL OCCASIONS Pile bing National League: Lemaster, We wire flowers everyw1i'e'fe Braves, Queen, Reds 7-l: Nolan , WY2-2039 Reds 5·1: Cuellar, Aslros 8-2; OR NIGHT Wt 9-2f51 Veale, Pirates 7·2. American Leaguer Horlen, 'Pomeroy Flower Shop · White Sox 7.0: Sparma, Tigers 0 6.0: McGlothlin, Angels 6-1; W.lll~:mMillard Von ~~= 1 Lonhorg, Bed Sol 7-2: Peters, 1.--------~ White Sox H , : lOP'· Jesus Was AIWays.•.Do ...' • e I lo .. ~ I • I • •• • �,. ,, • ;, ' • ' _ ...,., '• ,.. ... . ' ......... -•·V' :··.) Sermonefte- •- to Others,; - /j TWO ARRESTS MADE William K. Hayes, Middle)!Ort, was held In Meigs County jail today lor investigation and ' , 1 syracUse w• Homer Hill, 28, Rutland, wao arrested by the Meigs Coonty Sheriff's Department on a nonsupport cl>arge. SHIRTS ~o a•....... ..."' 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If you~re cOil~dtrlnk air· condition ins or 1 new furnace, 1111J 111 'W·· Check Our Price Before You Buyl ~SSOCIATED ' 1..,_ •*- lANDS .-.na~. TheDeluxe16 Top Freezer Refrigerator-Frost Proof ft, ft. Ptf.MA. cate~rt - ----------------~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ She was born Auguol 5, 1881 ! cgy~ci~e~ --·--- --~- -~in Putnsm County, W. Va. She , th1 daughter of the late William and Louisa Hsrrison Hendershot. She was a member of the UB Churclr, the oldest charter member of the Belle- ! •' • I Imeade EUB Church. She was preceded In death by her husi baild Edward S. Riffle, In 1942, and a son, Mervin, in 1911. Medium damages was reported In a one-car accident at 11:50 a.m. Thursday on T01m-l ship Road 117, about one-tenth a mile east of the Forest Run road. Tbe Moigs County Sbe<ifrs Department ssid Margaret lyn Boer, 17, Columbus, travel· ing west, !oat control of ber and It went off the roadway into a ditch witb the right going up against an embankment. 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There are two locations, at the Athens State Hospital dairy barn from 12:03 II> 3:30 p. m. and at the John Payne Farm, Rt. 2, Vinll>n, !rem& p. m. to 9 p.m. Dr. Harry Barr, E:e:!~: dairy specialist from Ohio Universlly, will give tipe SQUAD CAU.ED showing and sbewmanship The Racine emergency squad discuss the diary animal was summoned at 6:53 p.m. Its needed nutrients In hi8 Thursday for John Payne. Day and visuals on "Grass to ton, who was having difficulty Ivan Archer. area ExteNiion breathing. He was transpor~1 agent, 4-H, wlll discuss oppor- to Veterans Memorial Hospito'l. !unities ror youth In dairy and NOTE TO TROUBADOUR Dtnna Jo Walker will disross "What's In A Glass of Milk." The Gallipolis Police Depart Reservations are not needed for ment has a guitar and its "'"' either of the~e sessions. which the owner may c!aim by The Athens State Hospital Identifying it at the police Farm is located dJrectly behind partment Chief _of Police John the Ohio University Inn just off Taylor sa1d the mstrument and RIChland Avenue taking Dairy case were found on Rt. 7 · Lane. low Hobson. The John Payne Farm Is ap- 1 - -- - - Moderate Damages Caused in Wreek The Comfort Twins offer you year•rouod comfort ...who~use efectrle l'OSI1JVI -- DISTIIIU1'i0N 0... Mrs. Nellie Vale, Columbia Township resident 1 n d 1 teacher in the Meigs County Schools for the past 38 years, has been na.me41 oae of two school supervisors by t b e Melg• County Board of Education. Mrs. Vale, wbo has been principal of tbe Salem Centor Elementary School lor lbe past 17 years, wUI work oul of lbe cOllDty board otfive located In the inflrmary on Mulberry Heights. She will be· BID ber dntles on Aug, 1. I MAYTAG Wringer WASHER •• Ji'orf•ther Meigs County 4-H Dairy club members, advisors and others are invited to participate In the Dairy Traliling pr"llram Monday, June lt. CAPSULE . In the 1raazer1 MRS. NELLIE VALE Funeral services will be day at I p. m. at the EUB Cburch, Pt. Pleasant, with Bev. Eugene Garlow and Rev. Jack Hlgglna ofllciat,. Burial will be In the Suncreal Memorial Park. Friends may call at the Fogesong Funeral home anytime after Z p. m. Saturday. The body will lie In state at the church from I II> Z p. m. prior to sorviees. JUNE 18 ~ FRIOIDAIRE r da=aa 10rnar-MD Columbus; Raleigh, Va., and Wilbur, It1~=~~ :w. Calif.; three daughter, Mrs. Arnott IHa>el) Roush of Pt. Pleasant; Mrs. Cbester !Edith) Barnett, Burlington, lll., and Mrs. Leoo1ardl (Clara) Dunlavey, Vandalia, 0.; 15 grandchildren aed 1Z great· f - . 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Cycle Strikes Bus PERMA PRESS SLACKS II 1 mlilt ~~~~~'at1~1~ !:'treeroo:il;~ from 1il Youth Killed when Solids, Plaids. Choice of Collar Style• BY WRANOLI!R AND RESTON a,cc _,- ·b I 10 I I '; COMING_jJP? BOOK STORE 0. Short1l"vtll on hll big day.. Fruit Of the Loom BIRTHDAY OR MIDDLEPORT Middleport, FIREMEN TO ~F:I' The monthly meeting. ol the Pomeroy Volunteer Fire De· _partment Is Sunday, June , mstesd of on the regular.y scheduled date of the June Z5 due to the Big Bend Boat gatta, at 1:30 p. m. All members are asked to attend: gifting for Dill AHNlYERsARY Pllones !rem 1ft piJaatJ btolliJ Dairy Training 1!, Pomeroy, entered a guilty plea before County """'t i To BeOffered Judge Frank W. Porter, Jr., day. He was placed on $250 bond pending a preliminary bearing. At Two·Places thlrlt lllllk• .... 8 t, And Others To Choose from WERNER RADIO &T.V. SoCle • ty N0t es Th eL'eaderS Gilbert Ray Sellers, 22, Ea•t Liverpool, charged with auto theft, has entered a guilty to an informational affidavit before Melg• County CommJn Pleas Court Judge John C. 83con. Sellers, one of two men :'·orged In the theft of a car belonging II> Harry Miller, Pomerov, lromhEa~t Mbealn-S~, earedlier Jl.his mont w1 s:tntenc une • mnaa:e£111111!111111!11: am:: 11111!1111!11: an 1 ~e other man Kenneth .A}fred. GIRlS Guilty Plea • Given Court ·· 11 Over Portland ,-.' " II Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0., June 16, 1967-5 ,, . Someone might ask the Chris~ "Can you give me the ! ' '. toachings of Christiaryty in a · ' r,j : sentence or two1" .wd almoat By PAUL A. ~RS lbe trltll!, ud lbe,y!fl:• mil~- ol the deal. He eur_ed lepers. Cluistian will '"Y "Yes."' Syraeute EUB C11aJ11e · ·eomelb 111110 ·lbe"" "Father bUI He re!wred many s1ck people would quote the sixteenth Ulllled Preu lotenallollal Satardll)"a Gomeo •Jesul aallb anto ber, 1 by me." John tz:6. · unw bealth. He bad greai pow- veroe of The Go~pel f.ccording j Amerlcaa Leape New York at Chicago am the re*mxeelloa, Blld ~~~~ er to restore tbe mentally alek. 'l'o St. .John Chapter 3. ~~~ w. L. Pel. GB Boston at WasbinMton IUe. ~ that beUeveth 1n me, "CGme Ull)o m<, ali ye IIIII 11 is written He raised a Utile fint· statement would be """ bueuo 33 23 .&all California at Baltimore (night) lltugb be ...,re deed, yet llbor and are beuY laden, an girl, a young man and an older lovaa man. The second " Sin Detrolt :l2 25 .561 II> Kansas City at Detroit shall be live.'" .ln. 11:25. 1 wUI pve you rest.'' l\11. 11· man from death, thus . m~ .. Man perishes be)linnesota 30 28 .~17 4 Minnesota at Cleveland · . :%&, • joy to others. Let us of sill. This Is the teachJ!oston 30 28 .517 4 light) "Jelll oaltb 111to him 1 liD • brlbg joy to others. ·An of both Ill• Old Testamebl l!altlmore v•'2J! 28 500 5 Nallooal ;....... -~--···- --~- L• .the first portion . of aer~ good deed!l were done lor oth- thdle Nbew 'rGeodst~ent. When Cleveland ' 211 30 .483 6 W 1. p l GB lure quoted, .)esus 18 talking era. He ne~er USed His great I!Mll1 so ey S aws . t;ew York 28 30 .483 6 Cincinnall · ., ' · IDS unto Mary and Martha at the power lor himself. . lose the · freedom a!1d security Kanna City Z9 31 .483 6 St. Louis ~ ~ : :·~ 1y, wmb of their brother Lazarus. He f()rgave men and· women and well beinll.. which belong .II> J;alifornia 28 33 .459 7\t San Francisco .sa! In this case He wanted to ahare of their aim. 'Ibis brought much the abundant II f e. The th1rd ~ashington 25 35 .411 10 Pittsburgh 3230 2626 .O:Jti 5& the power he had w bring bsp- erillclllnt for BOma men thought statement would be God hate! : Ch 29 26 527 fil'l plness to two sisters who had that he was taking lor The f()urth statement ~ kmnO:ta~aJ:~~s~ts J~~f: 29 28 :,09 . Syracus~. dtleated Portland lost their brother in death. He the power that belonged to God God give~ Christ. He gave i\ansas City 6 Baltimore 5 (11 Philadelphia 27 30 m 0 \i by a 9-3 score In tl!e opening was alway• doing good snd OnlY· Jesus ChriSt to the world tbst Houston : 4 game of Little Southern Lea· bringing help unll> them wh 0 He was kind to . men would not perish If .they 1 24 36 400 1 ~:g\~~:t) 2 Washington 0 Los Angeles 23 35 .397 11 gue action for the two te8JilS on needed help. He opened the children lle blessed, the believed on Jesus; He shed HIS New York 19 35 .352 16 Thursday at Portland. eyes of the blind and tbe ears snd deeds of Jesus express blood for our sms. Toe :(night) , Syracuse hitters wore Amos · statement would be th.-, Man Jloston 2 Chicago I (11 innmg:< Thursday' Besnlts Moo,.., 8 home run and slntlle, believes Christ. ·"Whosoever night) Lo~ Angeles 5 Chicago o, Hubbard a &Ingle and double, lieveth on Him" are the words . (only games scheduled) Philadelphia 4 Pittsburgh • (l st, Rodney Hofman a sJn8la, and . of the verse. Belief is faith. : Today'• Probable Pitchers twihghl) . . Bobby Patterson a pair of , 1n(ConUnued from Page I) One has faith If Christ Is his • tAll Times EDT! Piitsburgh 5 Philadelpin 2 gles and a triple. saviour. The sixth statement : New York (Peterson 0-5) at (2nd, mght) . Getting Portland lilts were Boggs, Debra Allensworth, Suwould be, Man receives eternal 'chicago (Horlen 7.0), 9 p.'ll. Houston 6 San FranciSco Jack Ritchie and David Wolfe, zy Ss~uels, P~tty Boyles, Mar· The WSCS wiD hold lt.! life. By this faith in Christ Boston (Brandon 4-2 and Bell (mghtl each a !Ingle· Greg Middle- CJa Dillard, Kim Siebers, l'at.. . man any man enters Into a ~fil at Washington (Coleman 3-4 Today's Probable Pitchers swart and Keith Fitch. each a ty Eblin, Beverly Will, Martha regular meeung on ~l!eday life .;r-!l'eedom ~nd security and :.nd Baldwin 0·1) 2, 5 p.m. IAU Times EDT) air of sin les and Rt<lne AI- Krawsczyn, Jane Van Meter, nlng, June :Ill, at th borne . well-being which con: calirorma 1McGlothin 6-1 and Chicago (Simmons 2-51 at fen a dou~e ' y Sandra L!tUe, Lola Peters, Son- JliOia Taylor wlt::.,Alma while he lives on this Hamilton 0-0 1 at Baltimore New York (Selma 0.0), 8 p.m. s;acuse .. , : , . z43 000 _ 9 g 3 dy Carleton, Sally Carleton, Kim as program ]ea • ·· and in He&Y;en after th~ (Dillman 4-0 and Bunke r 1-31 2. Pillsburgh (Pizarro ~I at Portland . .... . , 002 010 _ 3 8 5 Ohlinger, Beverly Smith. The Alfred Chiii'Cb of his body. Ills soul does 5:30 p.m. Philadelphia (Boozer 0-0 or Winebrenner and Ash. Mid· Unit 3 under the leaderohlp lunch at the 1\itllll PhUlips dle. Kansas City (Lindblad 4-1 and Green 0-0), p.m. dleswart and Allen Ritchie of Mrs. Csrolyn Thomas, Mtl. lie sale on saturday, ~une-::II~;;.J.-=======·Pierce 0.01 at Detroit (Lolirh f>. St. Louis (Jaster 3-21 at San 151 ,. ' Joyce Leonard and Mrs. Don- Mr. and Mrs. Clarence A 8 and Wickersham 3~ . or Francisco (McDaniel 1-2), II --:. na Jones: VIckie Abbott, Deb- ton and family of Columbus PodrM 1.01 2. 6 p.m. p.m. . bie Bslley, Katrina Batey, Jaek· cently spent a weekend ~~~JJ Minnesola (Merritt 4-Ql at Cincinnati (Queen 7-1) at le Carsey, Rooemarle Colburn, bls parent.!, Mr. snd'Mrs. A Cleveland (Tiant H i 7:30 p.m. Angeles (Singer 1-2), II p.m. Rayanna Cole, Sandy Corllo, ur Atherton and wl!ted wlll•ll Atlanta (Lemaster 7-11 BY United Prell Iatornstlonal Cindy Domlgan, Tina Du If y, the strawberries. -- - - -- ------· ' .'!9uston (Belinsky 1-1), 9 p.m. National Ll!egue Crystal Glaze, Patricia Heaton, Mr. and Mrs. Cbas. D. We Have Saturday's Games / G. AB R. H. Pet. Vicltle Hoffman, Kim J one I, spent Sunday with her ;~ VACATION BIBLE . Chicago at New York Clmnte, Pit 5S 209 44 77 .368 ·Michael Leonard, Cllndy Reedy, Mrs. J. B. Hsyes at ShowYour Pittsburgh at Philadelphia St.L 51191 31 67 .351 Terri Lynn Russell, Angela Sis- Pvt. Charles cadwell of SCHOOL MATERIALS St. Louis at San Francisco Staub, 48 171 11 p .343 son and Melissa Thomas. Jackson, s. C., had "" ov<!l'!llghl II Appreci1tion Will{ Cincinnati at Los Aaron, All M209 43 70 .335 Unit I under the leadership lesve rrom hi• army duUes For anyone yet planning (night) Brock, St.L ,Iii 252 48 " .333 of Mrs. Mona Neal and Mrs. Saturday and Sunday, with his Exquisite Flowers to have a school Atlanta at Houston (2, St.L 49192 'l1 114 .333 Billie J. Krawsczyn with Jack- psrents, Mr. and Mrs. Garland night) 59 237 44 .T/ .325 ie Lee, Delores Lynch and Ed· Csldwoll. Surprise her with her fa· 111~~:~sCin , Chi M110 30 58 .322 ith McNeal aa aides: Barbarl Mr. and Mrs. Mike Wllllllllls vorfte flower. We'll make Iotfrnatlonut League StaDdlnp Phil 49154 27 4~ .318 Anthony, Merrl Ault, Je n ri y and daughter of i!olpr~ I!JeDt up a' ~peclal: corsage br By United Press Interuatlonal , SI.L 46117 26 10 .318 Chapmin, Cindy Demosky, Lo- the weekend with her parents, bouqu~t.;jUBt for her .. • .99 MILL STREET l_,__~~i:i:-·:i·iii--i:i·:%-Z.~~~~: ··;; w. L. Pet. GB Amerieu Leaiilt i• April Fraser, Barbara Fultz, Mr. and Mrs. Millard Swartz Dr YQ1! 'may choose a i' Roch~tor 3~ 17 .860 G. ABR. H. Pel. Beth Fultz, Linda Gerard. and his pirents, Mr. and Mrs. flovlffln& plant or ar· Torocto 25 20 .556 51> Kaine, Del 58 lilt ..14 58 .343 Pamela Jeffors, Mary K r a w- Leonard Amo•. rangement. Buffalo 22 22 .500 8 F.Rbnsn,Balt sczyn, Suo Lee, Diana Lynch, Mr. and Mrs. StanleY !Jol!lon ~tOR COME Richmond 24 27 .471 _,S6 211 45 72 .341 Deborah Kay McLaughlin, Mar- of Parkeroburg spent the we••k ll Jacksonville 23 26 .469 Min 57 :111 31 74 .335 tha McNeal, Cindy Manley, Ma- end with their I!On·Jn.law WIGlETS AND '.1N TODAY Toll.'<lo 22 25 .468 1\j, Ystrmski, 8os ry Lou Mills, Janet Neal, Ste- daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Leon' Syracuse llO 26 .422 11 53 209 16 6'1 .321 1phanie Ord, Judith Owen, Tel' ard Amos. , · • Col umbeo 20 26 .422 II Frehn, Del 57175 24 57 .318 esa Thomas, Vicki Vaughan and - --~--Thursday'• ROIIiltS Nrthrp, Del so 199 25 62 .312 Edle Woollyqd. Inell Burney, Jo Ellen D le hi, ~oronto 10 Richmond 8 (night) ¥!>chr, Cal 116193 MAo .311 Unit 5 und~r the leadership Sheila Folmer, Debbie H'u ni Columbus Rochester I (night) Ptrcll, Bos - 56 201 29' Ill .301 ' of Mrs. Ruby Vaughan, Mrs. nell, Connie Lanning, Ann Oh59 N. Second Avi. • Toledo B Syucuse 2 (night) Berry, Chi M221 32 113 .301 Barbara Eblin and Mrs. Donna ]Inger, Debbie Oblinger, 1 Scott, Boa 116 200 26 62 .lOt Glaze: Patricia Craig, Penny lisa Rizer, Lee Ann Sebo, BeeMiddleport King For A Day j Home Runs Eblin, Mary Kay Gallagher, ky . Triplett, Becky Will and 99 2 5560 RE CKEN HAM, England 1 Aaro., Cindy Kathy Harris, Becky Wright. •' ·· ·-···J,.,.....,...,...,.·,., ...,..,..,...,.,. rlJPII- Bilile Jean Kmg of 1Braves 17; Wynn, Astros 14; Dreama Hovatter, Nancy JefAlhambra , Cahf., met Ann jPerez, Reds and Brock, Csrds fers, Diana Lewis, Vicki Man: Hayd~n Jon_es_ of England in ll3; Clemente, Pirates 12. ley, Tina ;Mayle, Krista Mor. wr.., not see our · today s semi·fmals of the Kent Americau LeiiJUe: F. Robinris, Maureen NelBOn, Lee Ord, selection now? 1 · l• wn tennis championships. son, Orioles 18; Klllebrq, Diana Ridgway, Rebecca Se• · Our expert stylists 1 Mrs. , King, the top-ranked 'l'wino 17; HowaNI, Senators 16; lig. Vicky <Slack, Beth Vaughan, are alway. on hand ' women ' player in the United Yastraemlld, ~ So• 15: Sonja J"n .'White, and Sholly States, beat Karen Krantzcko of Ma•Uo, Yilllb 13. ,Clark. ' Australia. 6.2. 6-2, Thursday Rnaa BlUed ID Unit e ~UIIIIor the leaderohlp . while Mrs. Jones disposed of Nallonol L o as ae: Aaron, of Mro•.Cifroj\Ohlinger and Mrs. . P~one 992:.3JJ7 m E. Moln Pomeroy I Austraha's Kerry Melville, 6-2, Brove• 45; Clomente, PiratefiBetty . Folmir with Jacqueline 1,__,._,...,.._-_..,_="'-"'··'"'--"'-"-'---"-'..._,._,;,,~6~I.-------- 44 : Wynn, Astros 43: Perez, , Srldenabel and Nancy Arnold Reds 42: Brock, Cards 40. aides: Irene Barnes, Flor• American League: F. Robln• ..-· .., -son, · Orio!Q 53; KIUebrtlr, i .: w~ 1 Twins 49 ; Kaline, 'J!Igers 4.( : •• Yutrzemski, Red Sox 42: ,. ' Howard, Senators 37. FOR ALL OCCASIONS Pile bing National League: Lemaster, We wire flowers everyw1i'e'fe Braves, Queen, Reds 7-l: Nolan , WY2-2039 Reds 5·1: Cuellar, Aslros 8-2; OR NIGHT Wt 9-2f51 Veale, Pirates 7·2. American Leaguer Horlen, 'Pomeroy Flower Shop · White Sox 7.0: Sparma, Tigers 0 6.0: McGlothlin, Angels 6-1; W.lll~:mMillard Von ~~= 1 Lonhorg, Bed Sol 7-2: Peters, 1.--------~ White Sox H , : lOP'· Jesus Was AIWays.•.Do ...' • e I lo .. ~ I • I • •• • �.. • ~ ' ~ '. J -- . t ·' ROBIN MALON& . . . _.., ·lllnkl .... . ·Sentinel Church News -~Au. BlfWW, All'l. .w. tllmldl . -~ Doy llOerpidiiMI ~ I'Nri!!ll ,,. p. II. . . . ant .. ......, .............. ~ Jobq SJ111 hler, ,_.,.1 SaDdq ~c~~oo~· -· L II. • f'lwl:b. q !lilt L .iii., MYI'' e p. m.; l'rl1- mllllblllludJ, 7,11 P. If~­ ,, ... ' . ~! LOOKV WHAT Dl1 - - - Jeeepl! S!Qblll'l, pastor•• ni!IM l'tClm lbellle .., Racll!t • ~ lal!d Road. SuDday ScbOOI, t.IO · a. m.; Wll'!lblp 10:30 L m.• SUnday fV!JIIDi service al 7 . • m,.. Wtdl n!IQ p. m.; Wed., eerv~et Baptial Sliadi.J Bdloli 1:30 L ILl a, 7:18 P. IL 'llursda1· ... ...... llfeWtt- I& 7:110 p, m. Worsblp 10:110 L m.; PnacldD8 1\oi!IIIN l'llllii BVII ·CMa: ai111er r-Jq pulor• Wor Inn! 111p11at tillr<h, Aall4ll- 7:30 p. m.; Prayer oen1ct, _ Rev. Jact YDUII& pu lblp t:it L m.': P Rollt6ll Catholic ty _ Sunday SchoollO a.m. F. Sunday ~ 18 L m., 1\q 1m'; ~. t:aO d8J llobooll, lG:U I. IlL; MYF 0.. ..-, 81 l':.erelte Mlaloa I. Wallace, Supt. Whaley, Supt. _ a. m.; SuadaJr Sc:hotl, 10 a. m.: 1:. p. ID. PrQer llld 811M l.lq IIIUIJp - ~ Georc• llelllle••"' "-pllll anrdl. Aplllllle lllldoa Hoblrl Yllle1ri .8upL Bible Slu!l7 W~ 7,11 p. m. R. Sblpmaa, Adm. SUIIQy GNat 11o1o1, Rot. C. I. O'C. Earl _Culo!r, puiOr. 8ervict1 8llld.J IIICI l'rQW ..me- led ..;... IIMIII ... a.rcll _ " - ' ID:30 a. m., f p. ID. 1111', !1111111:, Robert IAwla, mry W.sn.IIJ, l'rlday and bJ putor, f:3ll p. m. 'J'Uallay. Rev. C. J. Lemley, pastor: Holy Days,' I p. m. Supl. 9:30 a.m. M01111ng wor- Sunday nights I& 7:41 p. m. Et- Adllll 0.. foleellll f:. p. m, Churdllobtoii:IO a. m.; Wor- 81. =:=b~J:j: lhir and Sunday SCbool. 7 P. tr)'ODII weh:wue. S)'ra<:IIBI .Ill. 1as1 Monday of montll. lblp HrVIce, 10:30 L m. MYF : : Frank Mauler!, paSW: m. Evening oervl£e. Tbunday l2f. • e,-..IWII Cllar4- Rev. IIO!Ida,, 1:30 P· m. Sunday Masa 10:30 a. m.; 7:'10 p.m. pra,yar meelll!lClwreh QJ Clrrid Palll A. 86n, puler: sua. Sallal -MIIWIII Chardl - Day o1 Obllpllaa 1:30 UIL; . ano.r, aa.r. Ill Cllrllt- dq SCbool. t:ll 1. m.; Bt.ll Jolm W, KIDibler, pu!Qr; Mn. Conte sloD, 10 boor before Carpeater llllplist Cbll'Cb Larry Wllllams, minister; Bible ~'*"'· Sapl.; 10:11 1. m. Jlobert E. Lee, Supt. Wor• tb.is.s - Sunday School. 9:30 a.m. Bclloal IIIII .....,_ WOI'Iblp, 11on11ac Worablp """"' 1st 1111p t:ll a. m., SNy Sellool Moroiol wonlllp 10:15 a.m. 10:30 a. m.; atrllttiD BlldeaY. 111111 anUIIIIdap Gflbt 111011lh. 10:11 L m. Sali'OtWn Army ..... p, m.; &nltiDa ..... 7:11 p. m. ~ lvallgells- ou Grove lllell!odlll Cbvreb fto Sall'lltfn Army, - £11. Fll'll 8aplisl Clmrdl. Middle- ....._ 7 p. 111. llc &nlaf, Zld IIIII till SUD- lollll W. IC!mbl«, putor, Etlrl YOf Ray s. Wlnlog, officer Ill port. Sunday Scllool I: 15 a. m. a-led: 0 r n • mrllllu dq II -as. CHII, 8upL SUoday Sebotl II ebarge. Sunday 10 a. m. llaiiC!Ora Pullen, SupL 10:1> a.m. CJW'CII - hiiMI Quii"MMrry. ......., J1M1 ~-Ret. 11:11 1. m.: ~ i:ll. meei!DI; 18:30 .. m. l!u&o worsblp Service; BYP I p.m.: Warsblp Semoe, 1:10 1. 111.1 PGI A. 8eflll'l, ~: Mom- s,-ldetllodllt atmb - day Sebool. sWJdey 1 p. m. Eveo!DI worsblp, 7.30 p.m., 7:30 p. m. Wednesday. 111J WOI'IIblp, 1:30 1. ID.; Sill> WeadeD G. Slut!•, putor; WOfo Young People'• Lqloa; 7:30 p. Wednaday, 7:30 p.m.. Prayer Bradford a-u • do1lt- dq Scboal, 11:10 L m., Blythe i!IJlp .mce, 8:35 L m.. Sua- a Salvalloo meelllll; 'l'b1lno meellni. 8:30 p.m., c1loir prao- Joe RobiDBoD, tllbllltlr; . . . TlleJal, SupL: Youlb Fellow- dq Sehool 1:45 1. m.; MYF day 1 1o a p. m. Ladlel Home li~ • Forrest, Supt.; Billie Scbool ablp, 1:30 p. m. Sunday 1 p. m. Prayer meetJoc 7 p. m. Prep G~u~es; Filii Bapllst Clmrl'll, . Pome- 9:30 a. m.; Morollli Wll'!lblp C&IMEL IWII CbiiU-IIev. Bunday 7:30 p, m. -m111 ~ roy - Rev. carver Williams. IO:SO a. m.; Eveolu8 Worship, Paul A. Sellen, putor: sua. ByaeD RA l!lw MellltdloiSunday Scbool 1:30 till 10:20. 7 p. m. Wednesday 7 p. m. Blo c1q School, 9:30 a. m., WIIYJI& IIDIII!rl E. Smltb, Sr. Jlllllll'. ADVENTIST Wirsblp !III'Vice, 10:30 L m.: ble Study. Rousb. SupL; 10:311 a. m. Mom- lblday Sehool 1:10 a.m., lbr· l'ol!leroJ 8evtDIII Day .UV... Nurse11 and Junior Cburcb lor Dexter Cburcb o1 Cbrlsl - IIIJ Wonblp, 2nd llld ttb sua. aid Dewhunt, Supt.; Molii(IIJ a.a auu$ - Mulberry lleiShta cllildreo. Bible Scbtol 8:30 a. m. Preaebo day lllbt llllllllh; I p. m. Evetr Wonldp 10:30 a. m. Yoatb SeJ- Rd., uorlh of !4elgo Memorial First Baptist Clmrdl. llaell!e, log 10:30 a. m., first and thlrd 1ng Evugellllll! ServiA!e, 2st m I:M p. m.; Ev8IIPIIftlo llespllal Puttr, J'. W. Gilford; Rev. c_ 1.. O'Ceoaor, pastor. SundayL , and 3rd Sunday of month. 111811111 7:20 p. m.: Pr.,.- f:311 p. m. Bible l!lud7, prayer Sunday School 9:30. Fr&Dk Clo- Mason City Cbvcl! ol Cllrlst, Triolly Ulliled Clwrc• Of meeting Thll!'lday 7:30 p. m. llll!eiiiJI. Oilier servtce• by IJio land. Sup!.; 10:45 a. m. Mom- Vocal Music Emerson Weekley, CbrQI, Pometoy - Her. W. H. Latlrtl CJtll IJ'Iw Motbadilt Q(lberl l)l~qham, Aao't. Sen• II!& Worabip; f:SO p. m., BYF pastor. Sunday Bible Study, 8 Perrlll, pastor. Patrick D. Wood, C1mrcb - R. Euam GU~ puo lcel 011 Salurdtlr. Sabbath 411d Junior Fellowablp; 8 P. m. a. m.) Evening Worship, 7:30 Supt.; Sunday School, 9:1$ a. 1111:; Suodq 8cbool t:30 a. m.; School, 2 (r. m. Worship 3 p.m. Evelliol Service; Wedoasday, p. m.; Bible Study, 7:30 p. m. m. Worship, 10:2$ a.m. PbD W!Je, Supl.; Moraillg 1101" United Brethren 7:30 P. m., Prayer Meeting, Wednesday. ablp 10:30 L m.; Youth llert- J!dfll Ulllad BnlhreD II Parlsb - Warr011 . G. ZlnD. Mlddlepon Otardl ol Cllrlll Dllmlle Pllpla lloiiDen - 1oet 7 p. m.; EvangellaUo 0ir111 t'llarell- BeY. Eldea R. pastor. Worship 1ervlce1 ore: _ 5tb and Malo 91., Jack Scltes, (LADpville Pall Office), Rev. t1co 7,30 p. m. MJd.Week pray. Blake, paslor: Sunday 8cboal 1:30 P. m. Senior ~ Prac- aupL Bible School t:30 L m.. Cbu. E. Dozer, putor; Sunday • eervlce 7:30 a...ao. \Vedoeto It 1. m.; Wllllle Boli!lDgt'ir, Community Mornlll& Worship 10:30 a. m.; Sdlool 9:30 a.m. lin. Roberl day. Supt.; Chrlatlal Endeav•. 7:11 APOSTOLIC . COMMUNITY Evening Worship, 7:30 p. m., Grate, Supt. Worship II 10:30 '111e Ualled Melllodlslllharcb, p. m., claues fer all Song .... CHURCH - Beech Grove. Rev. Prayer Service, Wednesday al a. m. ; Pilgrim Youth, 1:45 p, Pomeroy. The Church School v1co 8 p. m., Preachio& 1::111 p. Roy Roush, pastor. Sunday 7:30 P- m. Rev. Raullia Moyer, m.; Evqellatlo_ W9lce, 7:30 at 9:15 a. m. The Divine Wor· m.; II!Jd.Week prayer llll!e1:lq, School, 10:30 a. m., Everunr. pastor. p. m., Ml6-Weali Prayer and &hlp at 10:30 L m. MethodlJI 7:30 p. m. Weduesday, ·Mrl. aervices, 7:30 p. m. Prayer Pomeror Clnlrob If CM111 - Praise, Wedae!lday, 7:10 P· m. Youtb Fellowship at 5:30 p.m. 1:30 a. m. Preaching services meeting Tuesday, 1:311 p. m. James McGovern, paator 8wlJelw1loh Mid-week cllolr pracllce. The Mazie Hollllqor, c1a11 leadlw. Saturday evening services at day 8cbool, 9:00 a. m., ~ell ~ 11111 of Jellovab'a public Invited to worship. Lelart Falls United Bretlua 7:30 p. m. service, 10 :00 a. m.: Cbr1aUan Wlmm, 900 Broadway, MidlYIUOrelle 11 Cbrlsl Cllllrcll -James MOl' Chosblre • I.JI• - llarlford Endea911!', e:so P m; Evening dleptrt - Public meeting Stm- Tile C!luueb o1 111e N - rtson, pastor. 8uaday Scbool at oervices, 7:30 p. m. Wednesd~J. service, I p. m. Bible Study, day, 1 p. m.; Watcl!tower .::.eater _ Rev. Herbert Grato first 811d third Tlwraday at log service, 7:30 p. m.: Prayer Wednesday, 8 p. m. study, a p. m.; Blblt Study, pastor· Mn l!:tiU Life, 8upl. NO p. m. Second aud tourlh Pearl St. ~lllaa Uoioo Rntl•nd Charcb of Cbml- Tuesday 7 p, m.: Service mee~ Cbarte:, Bls',.n, Ass'L SuoclaJ Bunday at 7:311 p. m. Prayer lor Choir Praytice. Roy carter, miniSter. 81ble tng, 8 p. m. Tburaday; MiJiis. Sc1J0o1 1:30 a. m.; M~ meet!P1 aeconc1 and lturlb Hartford Bapllal t L m. DST; 8chool. 1:30 a. m. Worship and try Sclloo~ 7 p. m. Tbw:sday. Worsblp 11 a. m.; NYPS e:45 Tbursday, 7:30 p, m. and 111'111 Little Kyger UCC 9:30 Esr. Preacblng service 10:30 a. m. L'u.theran. p. m.; Eveolnl Service, 1:10 IIJd third SUnday, 7:30 p. m. ... Cheshire Baplll!l t0,45 EST. YIUDg People'• meeting, 8:30 ~ J hn' Lath CbarU- p. m.• Midweek Prayer service Prayer meettoa every Wedn.. Church School at Hartford, at p. m. Evening Service, 7 p. m. M.,.;,m: W~rslli ":": m.. Sill> 7:30 m. Wednesday. day at 7:30 p. m. Christian Eft. 9 50 DSf: Kyger 10:20 EST, V. li Braley, B1ble Scb10l Supl da School 10 , ~ L ~ Putor, Mlddlepll'l Cl!arcb of theN... dea91H', second and lourlll Su. and Cheshire 9:45 EST. Zf• Cboreb ol aJrlll. l'llm- Riv Brian Engle. _ Ref. Clyde J. Bartlett, day, 7:30 p. m. Mt. Union lllplilt Cb,..h - eroy • Harrtao.nvllle Road -Eu· Pul'• t.olllerll Charcll- lkladay Scb1oJ t:30 a. m.; MI. Bermoo United Brelbml Rev. Cecil Cox, Psstor. SUD- (ene Uoderwood. mlols.tor. B~ 832 E. becond 81., Pome!'O)'. MorniDJ Worship 10:311 a. m.; 11 Cbrlsl Choreb -James Mll'day School 9:41 •- m., Ear I ble School, 9:30 a. m., ~om- Sundty School 9,30 a. m., Wol' NYPS YOIIDI! People, 6:45p.m.; rison, pastor. Sunday Schnol S!arkey, Supt., Evenmg Wo; lng Worship, . 7.30 P- m., Ro- ship service 1H 5 a. m. Pastor, Evaugl!listic meeting 7:30 p.m.; UO a. m. Preaeltlng, llr!lt and sh1 p, .7:30 p. m. Young Peoples bert Reed, B1ble Sch10l SupL Rev. Brian Eft&le. Pray• meellng, Wed. 7:30p.m. lblnl Sunday, 7:30 p. m. Secood meetmg and B1blt Study 7:30 Church Of God ......_, Qardl ollbe NUo IDd fourth Sundar, 11 a. m. p. '!'· Wednesday. Chester Cblli'Cb of God Methodist - - Rev. Keuoetb Pierce, Cllrllllu Sol- s.mFor" Hapt!st C' A , RuUand Rev. Dale 'l'bonrton, pastor. Alfred Melhodlot Otoreb - pastor; 1\aymolld Walbtn'n, SU Malu St., PL Pleasllll- Rev. Samuel J. Ja~son. pa• Sunday 8cbool, 1:30 L m.; Pearl A. Caalo, paator. Sunday Supl: l!unday &!hGol, 9:30 a. !luudaJ eervk:el 11 L m. DST. tor. Prayer service 1.30 a. m. • Morning Worship at 11 ._ School at 9:30, Lloyd Dllllnger, m. Mornl!ti Worship, 10:30 L Wedlesday meellog I p. m. Sunday School 10 ... m.• Ger. m. Ev~DCellsUo service 7:30 p. lllpl Worship services at 10:45 m. Evenla& Service, 7 p. m.; DST. Study room opeo Tueetrud_e Butler, 8upL , Worship m.; Pray• meetloJ, 7:30 p.m. a. m.: Tueoday, 1 p, m. W.S. Pray<!' mee11ac. 7 p. m. Wedo day and Wednesday !rom IUO aemce 11 a. m. 1st and 2nd Tuesday; Young People'o W.S. meete Ill the home of Is- aesday. ..-• to 2:30 DST. Everyone weiSundays at 5•30 P· m. Baptist Service, Friday, 7:30 p. m. ola Taylor. Wednesday, 7:45 p. . Rae'-1 ol tbe ND eome. Tratmng Union. Mn. Mary ML Morii!J Cbarcll of Godtervicel arone _ Suodq ScbooJ 9,31 Nease Selllemeot Cbu,..• Woods, president. ,.' Rev. James SstterDeld, putar m..,:r~~ MelllodJ.t Chreb L m.; SUnday Worship 10:30 Prayer meeting, 7:45 p. m. Frl· Rolland Free Will Baptist Sunday School 9:45 a. m.: Wor- - Pearl A. Casto, pastor. Wor- a. m.: Evimlng Service 7:30 p. day; Young People's servloe, Church - Rev. Paul Taylor, ship service II a. m. and 7:30 ship service, 10 a. m., every m.; Mid-week Prayer Service, ' p. m. Sunday, Worship afterpastor; Sunday School, 10 a. p. m. Prayer meeting 7:30 p. m. other Sunday, 7:45 P. m. sua. 7:311 p. m. WlliiDesdjly. Rev. Rev. Paul Taylor, opeaker evm.; Guy Priddy, Supt.; Prea~ Tuesday; y01101 People'• day Scboo~ 10 L m., Jolm 8IJ. Mllria II. Wolfe, pbtor. ery Friday night Everyo110 weiChurch - Middleport. Sunday lllletii!C, 7:ll0 p, m. Friday. ley liupt. lltiiiiDd Cl!lra o1 t1Je Naa- eome. 9 8 School •30 • m., Sunday f!Vfo- Rutland Church ol God Foreat Ron Melbodlsl cbDJd oreae - SUnday ScbooJ 1:30 a. nlng serv1ce 7:30 p. m. Wednes· Rev . IJ•vid Sheets, pastor. -sunday Scilool 1 L m., Mn. m.; Marnlllg Worship 10:45 _a. Tbe Al•11e day f!VIIllng aei'Ylce ?:II p. m. Sunday School 10 L m.; Evan- Fred Nease, Supl Worship ..,.. m.; Ev~DCelll!llc lei'Vlce 7:45 By Ualted Prell 1Dtom1tlowal Pastor, Chao. W. Rogers. gellltlc servic. 7:30 Youllf! vice, 10 ·a. m. Rev. Wendell p. m.; Midweek Prayer II!'VIce Today Ia Friday, June 16, the . Home Mlldoa Cburclt, Blr' People Endeavor. 7:30 g. m. Stutler, pastor. 7:45 p. m. WediiOSday. 18'7th day ol 1967 with 1118 to lingham, Rev. Donald Brlc:kles, Wednesd1y Pra,.er ~ling Chesler Melbndlsl Churob - Byr- llbarcb oldie Naz. follow. pastor. Sunday School, 1:30 a, 7:30 p. ni. Saturday. · Worship Service at 9 a. m.; arene _ Rev. A. E. Miller, The moon 11 between ltl llrst m.; Worship Service, 10:30 a. Epilcopol t Sunday School at 10 a. m. pastor; Robert Stewt!A, gun- quarter and lull stage. m.: Evangelistic servlcto at 7- Graee Episcopal ~= Pearl Casto, pastor. Mrs. Wald day School Supt. Suncay School The morning star IS Saturn. :30 p. m. Everyone welcome. Pomeroy- Tbe Rev. R Spencer, Supt. 9,30 a. m.; Mornlnf Worship The evening otars are Venus, Mason Baptllit Sunday Scllool H. Martin, Rector. Suuday BeatiJ Melhodlll Cblll'eb, Ref. 10:30 a. m.; N.Y.P.S. 8:10 p. ,Mercury, Mars and Jupiter. - D.A.V. HaD, comer Second Momlng Prayer IDd Sermon, MBll Donahue. pastor: Jack m.; Evangellatlc Serv!Cit!, 7:30 Born on tblo day In lllll3 was and PIIIIJerO!', Ma8011. Spensored 10:!0 L m. Bechtle, Church School Supt.; P- m.; Prayer meelinl Wed- Amencan soprano Kelen Trau· by Fr~ch City Baptist Cburch · Church Scboo~ 9:30 a.m.; WOI' neaday, 7:30 p. m. bel. In GaiUpolls. Alfillated wllb S, EV B &hlp Service. 10:30 a.m.: MetbPenteco•rol On this day In history: B.C. Rev. R. I. Pmson, pastor Enterprise EUB Cbarch - odisl Youth Fellowship, 8 p.m.: In 1171, the Ancient Arable Sunday School every Suuday, Rev. Menzel Srqltb, pastor. Official Board mee11ng fin1 l'el!ltetNial Aloembly, Roato Order of Noble. of the Mystic 3 p. m. Preacblng servlces the Worship oervlce 9 : ~ L m.; Sill> Sunday of montll, 7:io 1U- Rev. Paul E. Jones, pas- Shrine was set up In New York WI Sunday ol eacll !llOiltb. day Scbool 10:30 L m. Youtll .WS<-'8, sedond Monday of lor. Sunday Scbool 10 1· m.; City by Dr. Walter Fleming. ML Morii!J laptlll Charcb- Fellowship 6:30 p. m.; Boys month, 7:30 p.m.: Eleanor Cir- Wonldp, W~ay and Frl· In 1933, President Roosevelt Comer ot Fourth and Mala Sl, m.; Evening service, 7:30 p. cle, second Thursday; Class 1Z. dai';.. signed the Nallonal Industrial Middleport Rev. Nyle Bord111, and Glrll Fellowship, .8:30 P. third Wednesday; Afternoo• CJr. PetJ-1 Church Mid- Recovery Act. minister. Sunday School 9:30 a. m., 2nd and 4tb Suudays: Youlh cle, fourth Tbursday afternoon: dleport - South 3rd Ave.: Rev. In 1905, r!Gts broke out In m. Arnold Rlchards, Supt. 10:30 Choir, 6:30 P. m. Wedneaday. CJbolr pracUce, Wecbleeday. B. I. Barrett, pastor: Sunday Buenos Aires as the Argentine a. m_ Morning Worlbtp. Pray• Meetlq, 7:10 p. m. Letart FoUo Metllodllt Seboel 10 a. m.; Sunday ev01> Navy tried unsucce!Sfully to Naollll lapllll Cb~ - Wednesday, ClwJ• Jamet r. !WIJ, pa• Ina ~aapUitle !III'VIce, 1:30 oust Premier Juan Peron. Sunday llcbool UO a. m.; ·WGI' Mondnl Star lllUll CbarciJ - tor - LETART FALUl - Wol' P. m., Wednesday Bible SIUdy In 1963, Russia pul itc firot ablp 11 a. m.; Wednesday, 1 Rev. Menzel Smith, pastor: ablp, 7:30 p. m. Sunday tea- 7:30 p. m., Saturdly DICbt ~ray- woman Into space, Valentina p. m., Prayer III'Yice. Sunday ScbtoJ, U5 L m., llo)o cept 2nd Sunday!; Cburdl • and Worablp 7:19 p, m. Tereshkova . Road - Rev. Clyde Hlntoll, Yan Meter, SupL, Earl Shuler, Sclloot, 1:30 a. m. Sunday. UnlPrubyt.rima P"'tor: llu.ad11 Scbotl 1:10 a. .W't.; Morning worship, 10:46 lied oervlce, 1:30 L m., mel lltllddltparl Pint Ualled 1'18 A thou1ht for the day: Plato m.; Rllph !:art, illlpL Sunday L m.; Prayer meeting, 7:30 p. Sunday of month. EABI' L& bJierlu Chre• - Rev. Hew- onee said : '·'Of all the animals, Wo• urvlce 10:30 L m. m. Thuraclay. Youtb Felltwlhlp TART - Worship, 8 p. m., 2nd ara Roppelt, P311or; Sunday !he lloy Is the moet unrnaoagoalll'l f:30 p. m. alternately. 7:30 p. m. Sunday. and lib Thursdays; Chun:ll Scllool 1:30 a.m. Jamas Bueh· hie." Prayer mHtlq Wedntada7 al ~ KUB CUn:h - 8cbol~ 8:30 L m. Sunday. AP· aoao, Supt.: 1U:30 a. m. Wnr 7:30 p. m. Rev. Jack Young, pastor; PLII: GROVE - Worship, I p, ablp; 5:45 p. m. YF; Wed., 1:311 . HAS A POINT Colambta Cbapel - Wanlllp Su,..'IJ Scboo! 8:41. a. m" m., 1Jt and 3rd 'l'lllll'ldaJI: p. m. Junior Choir; 7 p. m. Sen- COLLJNSvn..LE. Ill. (UP!)te1'111ct Nell SWiday, 1:11 1. Ruasell Archer, SUpt. Suuday Cburcb Scbooi, 8 3D L m. sua. tor Cboir. · F.dltor Karl L. Monroe ol the m.; SWid17 Scbool 10 a. m.: ~hlp, 10,4a L m. IDd 7:10 day. GREAT BI!Ml - Wor- S,..... f1nt Ullilld Pno- Collinsville Herald, who IS wag. Youth Strvlce I :U p. ai: Evetto ·p.m. alternatoly. Bible Stud)l ablp 8 Ill a. m.•. Ill IDd 3rd byteri8D Chureb - Rev. Un· lng a campaign to have a new tng 9/orlblp f p. ID. Nell b and prayer 1ervtce, led by pu. SUndays; Chun:h Scboot, 10 II aon H. Stebbins, paslm'. Wor- brldg~ across the Mississippi day, _ tor, UO p. m. Wedntsdar L m. Sunday. MORSE CIIAPEL •hlp I a. m.; Sunday School, between MiliROUri and IIUnols ,,..._ Gospel ~oloa - Chris!ian Bndeavor, 1 3ll p.m. -wor>h1p, II am .. lsi 'and 3rd 10 a. m.; Bible Study and pray- named •·u. S. Grant", said Sa•b8D Sliv.,.,vtuy Rd.; L. 3rd Sa.lurday ol mlllth. SUndays : C'hurch ScbooJ 9:30 a <I' tMirvlce SundaJ 7 p. m. Grant was born In ntinola, lived Glueseocamp, pu""t . DOier SoottiJ lletltol EUB Cbarcll - m. SundaJ. a.ntoo..We I'Naby~an in \llt!SOurl and fought In MisWilford, SUpl., Stlllell7 lcboot. Rov. Jafll Young, p a. MIHnvWe Motllodltl Cbun:~ llwn!h. Howard ftllppell, pat> oourl at the head of Illinois 10 a 1.; lllYaneeJ~Ilc Htnet, 7 tor' Sunday Scbool 9:45 a. m.• - Wendell G. StuUer, pastor. tor. Sunday School, 10 a. m.; troops. Then he added· "The :II p. m. Prayer meetlq 7:30 Norman H. Bahr, SUpL; Sunday Sunday School. 10 a. m.; Wer- Worship 1-Sll p m. n11me 'U. S. Grant' w.lll appeal ,. 111-. Tqlldly. Worship 10·45 a. m. and 7,30 ship service II a. 111. tor, pastor. Wed~ay, Frl- 1o adtnll'l!rs ol •tbe doub;, •n· V! .If Ml- • .0 live p. m. allernately Bible Study Portland Mothodlll Cbarcb- day atld Sunday aervices, UO tendre without U. S ~ranis, ~- miMiOtW!}' putor; and PrBjer Servtee, led b7 pu. John lllmbl411', jHIIIor. &!!JMlll p. 111. thert would be no brldgti." I)' 101 I,Ufllll:; ' ' T ! PI.OWEO UPH A BODACIOUS w. GOLD COIN """'hlp .-•let ...,ay I II)•- ., IIDI; I p. IJUCKV AIIIVt AT Mil,, P!IIIY'II HOTeL $lllf IN 'I'Hf W!:!r CQII:!r WHfR~ Ht!ll: U.P.O. HUNnH& ~~~...~'"!e~u"~·~1\~~ tv ART SANSOM fHI' BOliN LOSER Yo1111g Staaletmted to 1111r illla - · It was liard work bat be clldll't -plain about the blleters. He was a captaill .Ia oontrol of hillillllo aud. very WINNiE WI..-Kll proud 6! hilllllW pQiltiolll Being Ill -trol Ill otlielt llt!ld wwt_ - . for adults. Many people wish they eould control their tempers, or perhaJII eurtan bad hablll, but tllq fail to find withill t!MaaiN the .uu,t;h vf. will that would help them. Whlll problems are too W. for 111, tllllflih time to ult <loci for-~- We are m. tbllciNt& and He lawwa all our wreJrw·~~~o Tbroqla eburda attendaltae aad pmyer, we Clll be guldad to a ~ort eerent approac:ll to dilly lift~. We wfii bd Hit p~ a tO!IItet •uppon • we beebl 111 iake pride Ia oar DeW poiBIIioll , •• self eoutrol. Monday Psolms 73:21 ·21 Suncloy Psalms 25:~-10 Tundoy lsofr:h 58:6-1% ~ t ~ t ~ t "'" Wodnoodor Romans 8:26-30 DO 'r'OU R£ALIZE. TH AT Friday '1'tluNdoy I Corlnthiafll Hebrwwt 1:i-14 4:11-16 • + ~ t ~ t ~ + <':!zo • o ·· ~ CIVIli2ATION N ~V E.R Saturday Hebrew• 13:1-6 '· """ '· CCULD HAVE STARITD IF 1NW HADIJT GCTIEIJ UP OFF HIS BACt AfJ D '!12> STOOP UP! Fifh rhe hope II lf!lll, In some meo.mre, fotrn cmd help • - · Join that which II 1ood in family and community Uf•, thil ,_ lure il IJIOFI60red by the bill iMa firm. and orlfJJII.tcltfolu 111hose Mmel appeGr befOUl. ' } M FIIECI(I h RAY RIGGS. INC. He~ ! ~our Hi , Clovia! ·illc-~ brother! Hi, Chipper! How was ~"L. ... Ch ipper 's qracluation? " ,_,, By MERRILL BLOSSER bT MODt!L\ ~couU> 1rse so LITTLE ORPHAN ANNIE CI-IE~PZ rrs "TI-C ~ He A•hla1!d 011 1'7o<!uctl 81011111'1 Boltlf Ga. tl02-2185 WILLIS ANTHONY PLUMBING & HEATING 1-1.~1 WE POLl!'£. DOM 'T ~ i HE t..AW'i0. '<00 K1'IOW "tHEM OUT 1 o>ltv1i l . Pomero, • lv v. T. HAMLIN ALI..IY 00. BOGGS EQUIPMENT , Middleport t92-21150 lAW 1<tLUP ~AL~ A DOZE r-\ 0~ l"HO<Q'C BEAl HIKS ! W& rW.J A QOl..lG,H .d GALEN S. BROWN. Dist. LOOM. UNION 666B Ravenswood, W. Va. J(IN• 1here';; '«AJ I{HOJ,I 'VOU ~OL~ Hi'i.'i Hi:ARLV THE UNITED STEEL WORKERS OF AMERICA Z40 LIDcoiD St ly O.ASOLINE ALL.EY A ' --------- - __:.__\. ' , . 11-\E V..ORLD tl<;. W~ KfJOW IT MIGHT f.IEVER 1-\,l,VE 8£EIJ ! A!OO I"'~ FllletiDt •.mcoln-Mercu'l/-Comei-Engltah Por4 8$ .N. Courl SL Alben• 593-6601 ot .Rollllm Bread ~,,.·u lL~ ~ ·' ' . 0 ......... __ ..__~- -~ ~ -'' "'' ' u! olotT"'I .. Ul.'"OII OHIO VALLEY BAKING CO. Bakm r·· ----- ('~ I ""'- Bv !I!Ek I M•!EP ,... ,.. • .....,.,, ss,,......,..c. •.....,v.. Sales - AW8 CHALMERS - Servtce Fmm - R. H. RAWLINGS SONS CO. lttelllllrlcll - Lawn & Gard<ft Phone 667-3431 Tllppen PlllDJ "Ohlo'o. Olde•t Dodge Dealer" Middleport, Oblo CROW'S STEAK HOUSE "J:entv<:kr Fried ChieM!~" Pomeroy TINY'S FOODLAND lllddloport, Oblo MIDDLEPORT BOOK STORE SWISHER & LOHSE REXALL DRUGS Cll111'Vh cmd 0~ 81IJ'IIlltl - Olfll ti02-2Ml lllddleport We FlU All Doctorr l'rfrcrlptlofll tl02-2955 Pomeroy p.m.; . LYONS CLOVER FARM Ge.uml MOl'chllncllle - 667oll280 - - - ---- ·- rvmlltirl cmd Appll471CII -- Tuppen Plains ftoue 881-3308 WHITE SEWING llACHINES "Eve'!lt~lnQ F01 tM Wom<~n tho< Set~~l" 83 MID s~ Middleport 99U320 lllllooG IVGlOMI- Sakr and Sm>let 1811 N. StcoDd EBERSBACH HARDWARE CO; "!~- In - HOYT' ---------S SOHIO SERVICE _ w. va. - lfOI'd.we• ' , ~ Pomeroy, Oblo '. HIY, CC!RO ~ G' MEllE! Willi, fou :ro Ch11re11 ID POmeroy OYer 80 Yelll'l • . ~ WaitOD, J41!', ',· 2'~ SomtO!If ot fiOUI' Cholet Bai«r,. of Good B.,a4 . . av JULM NIIIIMI. NriYORK CLOTHI-NGHOUSE . , . ...... HEINERS . BAKaY Hunllhi!<>n. -... . < Pomeroy ' lllddltport ; lllddleport SullPOTI 1M ChurcH ¢ '~- ::-.::> F. J. WALLACE; JEWELER GOEGLEIN READY-MIX CO. West Main St. Chetler, Ohio ------------ THE SEWING CENTER 1192-3284 ' RIDENOUR$ SUPPLY . ' . ' --·~' ~. Aitrru& tiM Ch~ll ot f,~ Ch"!c' · BEN FRANKLIN SJORE ., ' . . " l'lllti"'Yf· ' . ,,, . . . . . -, .,.,: -~~. -·~ ">~!, ' -~ . ' '~ '' '•' . I ,l;,~- ' I ..'. '·, I • t E>PilllTtOII SL a.re• ·- CA" - ,rry t.uiu.: .,. ~ ' ',' ·,_~ . ' . •i.' I ' . ~ . ' �.. • ~ ' ~ '. J -- . t ·' ROBIN MALON& . . . _.., ·lllnkl .... . ·Sentinel Church News -~Au. BlfWW, All'l. .w. tllmldl . -~ Doy llOerpidiiMI ~ I'Nri!!ll ,,. p. II. . . . ant .. ......, .............. ~ Jobq SJ111 hler, ,_.,.1 SaDdq ~c~~oo~· -· L II. • f'lwl:b. q !lilt L .iii., MYI'' e p. m.; l'rl1- mllllblllludJ, 7,11 P. If~­ ,, ... ' . ~! LOOKV WHAT Dl1 - - - Jeeepl! S!Qblll'l, pastor•• ni!IM l'tClm lbellle .., Racll!t • ~ lal!d Road. SuDday ScbOOI, t.IO · a. m.; Wll'!lblp 10:30 L m.• SUnday fV!JIIDi service al 7 . • m,.. Wtdl n!IQ p. m.; Wed., eerv~et Baptial Sliadi.J Bdloli 1:30 L ILl a, 7:18 P. IL 'llursda1· ... ...... llfeWtt- I& 7:110 p, m. Worsblp 10:110 L m.; PnacldD8 1\oi!IIIN l'llllii BVII ·CMa: ai111er r-Jq pulor• Wor Inn! 111p11at tillr<h, Aall4ll- 7:30 p. m.; Prayer oen1ct, _ Rev. Jact YDUII& pu lblp t:it L m.': P Rollt6ll Catholic ty _ Sunday SchoollO a.m. F. Sunday ~ 18 L m., 1\q 1m'; ~. t:aO d8J llobooll, lG:U I. IlL; MYF 0.. ..-, 81 l':.erelte Mlaloa I. Wallace, Supt. Whaley, Supt. _ a. m.; SuadaJr Sc:hotl, 10 a. m.: 1:. p. ID. PrQer llld 811M l.lq IIIUIJp - ~ Georc• llelllle••"' "-pllll anrdl. Aplllllle lllldoa Hoblrl Yllle1ri .8upL Bible Slu!l7 W~ 7,11 p. m. R. Sblpmaa, Adm. SUIIQy GNat 11o1o1, Rot. C. I. O'C. Earl _Culo!r, puiOr. 8ervict1 8llld.J IIICI l'rQW ..me- led ..;... IIMIII ... a.rcll _ " - ' ID:30 a. m., f p. ID. 1111', !1111111:, Robert IAwla, mry W.sn.IIJ, l'rlday and bJ putor, f:3ll p. m. 'J'Uallay. Rev. C. J. Lemley, pastor: Holy Days,' I p. m. Supl. 9:30 a.m. M01111ng wor- Sunday nights I& 7:41 p. m. Et- Adllll 0.. foleellll f:. p. m, Churdllobtoii:IO a. m.; Wor- 81. =:=b~J:j: lhir and Sunday SCbool. 7 P. tr)'ODII weh:wue. S)'ra<:IIBI .Ill. 1as1 Monday of montll. lblp HrVIce, 10:30 L m. MYF : : Frank Mauler!, paSW: m. Evening oervl£e. Tbunday l2f. • e,-..IWII Cllar4- Rev. IIO!Ida,, 1:30 P· m. Sunday Masa 10:30 a. m.; 7:'10 p.m. pra,yar meelll!lClwreh QJ Clrrid Palll A. 86n, puler: sua. Sallal -MIIWIII Chardl - Day o1 Obllpllaa 1:30 UIL; . ano.r, aa.r. Ill Cllrllt- dq SCbool. t:ll 1. m.; Bt.ll Jolm W, KIDibler, pu!Qr; Mn. Conte sloD, 10 boor before Carpeater llllplist Cbll'Cb Larry Wllllams, minister; Bible ~'*"'· Sapl.; 10:11 1. m. Jlobert E. Lee, Supt. Wor• tb.is.s - Sunday School. 9:30 a.m. Bclloal IIIII .....,_ WOI'Iblp, 11on11ac Worablp """"' 1st 1111p t:ll a. m., SNy Sellool Moroiol wonlllp 10:15 a.m. 10:30 a. m.; atrllttiD BlldeaY. 111111 anUIIIIdap Gflbt 111011lh. 10:11 L m. Sali'OtWn Army ..... p, m.; &nltiDa ..... 7:11 p. m. ~ lvallgells- ou Grove lllell!odlll Cbvreb fto Sall'lltfn Army, - £11. Fll'll 8aplisl Clmrdl. Middle- ....._ 7 p. 111. llc &nlaf, Zld IIIII till SUD- lollll W. IC!mbl«, putor, Etlrl YOf Ray s. Wlnlog, officer Ill port. Sunday Scllool I: 15 a. m. a-led: 0 r n • mrllllu dq II -as. CHII, 8upL SUoday Sebotl II ebarge. Sunday 10 a. m. llaiiC!Ora Pullen, SupL 10:1> a.m. CJW'CII - hiiMI Quii"MMrry. ......., J1M1 ~-Ret. 11:11 1. m.: ~ i:ll. meei!DI; 18:30 .. m. l!u&o worsblp Service; BYP I p.m.: Warsblp Semoe, 1:10 1. 111.1 PGI A. 8eflll'l, ~: Mom- s,-ldetllodllt atmb - day Sebool. sWJdey 1 p. m. Eveo!DI worsblp, 7.30 p.m., 7:30 p. m. Wednesday. 111J WOI'IIblp, 1:30 1. ID.; Sill> WeadeD G. Slut!•, putor; WOfo Young People'• Lqloa; 7:30 p. Wednaday, 7:30 p.m.. Prayer Bradford a-u • do1lt- dq Scboal, 11:10 L m., Blythe i!IJlp .mce, 8:35 L m.. Sua- a Salvalloo meelllll; 'l'b1lno meellni. 8:30 p.m., c1loir prao- Joe RobiDBoD, tllbllltlr; . . . TlleJal, SupL: Youlb Fellow- dq Sehool 1:45 1. m.; MYF day 1 1o a p. m. Ladlel Home li~ • Forrest, Supt.; Billie Scbool ablp, 1:30 p. m. Sunday 1 p. m. Prayer meetJoc 7 p. m. Prep G~u~es; Filii Bapllst Clmrl'll, . Pome- 9:30 a. m.; Morollli Wll'!lblp C&IMEL IWII CbiiU-IIev. Bunday 7:30 p, m. -m111 ~ roy - Rev. carver Williams. IO:SO a. m.; Eveolu8 Worship, Paul A. Sellen, putor: sua. ByaeD RA l!lw MellltdloiSunday Scbool 1:30 till 10:20. 7 p. m. Wednesday 7 p. m. Blo c1q School, 9:30 a. m., WIIYJI& IIDIII!rl E. Smltb, Sr. Jlllllll'. ADVENTIST Wirsblp !III'Vice, 10:30 L m.: ble Study. Rousb. SupL; 10:311 a. m. Mom- lblday Sehool 1:10 a.m., lbr· l'ol!leroJ 8evtDIII Day .UV... Nurse11 and Junior Cburcb lor Dexter Cburcb o1 Cbrlsl - IIIJ Wonblp, 2nd llld ttb sua. aid Dewhunt, Supt.; Molii(IIJ a.a auu$ - Mulberry lleiShta cllildreo. Bible Scbtol 8:30 a. m. Preaebo day lllbt llllllllh; I p. m. Evetr Wonldp 10:30 a. m. Yoatb SeJ- Rd., uorlh of !4elgo Memorial First Baptist Clmrdl. llaell!e, log 10:30 a. m., first and thlrd 1ng Evugellllll! ServiA!e, 2st m I:M p. m.; Ev8IIPIIftlo llespllal Puttr, J'. W. Gilford; Rev. c_ 1.. O'Ceoaor, pastor. SundayL , and 3rd Sunday of month. 111811111 7:20 p. m.: Pr.,.- f:311 p. m. Bible l!lud7, prayer Sunday School 9:30. Fr&Dk Clo- Mason City Cbvcl! ol Cllrlst, Triolly Ulliled Clwrc• Of meeting Thll!'lday 7:30 p. m. llll!eiiiJI. Oilier servtce• by IJio land. Sup!.; 10:45 a. m. Mom- Vocal Music Emerson Weekley, CbrQI, Pometoy - Her. W. H. Latlrtl CJtll IJ'Iw Motbadilt Q(lberl l)l~qham, Aao't. Sen• II!& Worabip; f:SO p. m., BYF pastor. Sunday Bible Study, 8 Perrlll, pastor. Patrick D. Wood, C1mrcb - R. Euam GU~ puo lcel 011 Salurdtlr. Sabbath 411d Junior Fellowablp; 8 P. m. a. m.) Evening Worship, 7:30 Supt.; Sunday School, 9:1$ a. 1111:; Suodq 8cbool t:30 a. m.; School, 2 (r. m. Worship 3 p.m. Evelliol Service; Wedoasday, p. m.; Bible Study, 7:30 p. m. m. Worship, 10:2$ a.m. PbD W!Je, Supl.; Moraillg 1101" United Brethren 7:30 P. m., Prayer Meeting, Wednesday. ablp 10:30 L m.; Youth llert- J!dfll Ulllad BnlhreD II Parlsb - Warr011 . G. ZlnD. Mlddlepon Otardl ol Cllrlll Dllmlle Pllpla lloiiDen - 1oet 7 p. m.; EvangellaUo 0ir111 t'llarell- BeY. Eldea R. pastor. Worship 1ervlce1 ore: _ 5tb and Malo 91., Jack Scltes, (LADpville Pall Office), Rev. t1co 7,30 p. m. MJd.Week pray. Blake, paslor: Sunday 8cboal 1:30 P. m. Senior ~ Prac- aupL Bible School t:30 L m.. Cbu. E. Dozer, putor; Sunday • eervlce 7:30 a...ao. \Vedoeto It 1. m.; Wllllle Boli!lDgt'ir, Community Mornlll& Worship 10:30 a. m.; Sdlool 9:30 a.m. lin. Roberl day. Supt.; Chrlatlal Endeav•. 7:11 APOSTOLIC . COMMUNITY Evening Worship, 7:30 p. m., Grate, Supt. Worship II 10:30 '111e Ualled Melllodlslllharcb, p. m., claues fer all Song .... CHURCH - Beech Grove. Rev. Prayer Service, Wednesday al a. m. ; Pilgrim Youth, 1:45 p, Pomeroy. The Church School v1co 8 p. m., Preachio& 1::111 p. Roy Roush, pastor. Sunday 7:30 P- m. Rev. Raullia Moyer, m.; Evqellatlo_ W9lce, 7:30 at 9:15 a. m. The Divine Wor· m.; II!Jd.Week prayer llll!e1:lq, School, 10:30 a. m., Everunr. pastor. p. m., Ml6-Weali Prayer and &hlp at 10:30 L m. MethodlJI 7:30 p. m. Weduesday, ·Mrl. aervices, 7:30 p. m. Prayer Pomeror Clnlrob If CM111 - Praise, Wedae!lday, 7:10 P· m. Youtb Fellowship at 5:30 p.m. 1:30 a. m. Preaching services meeting Tuesday, 1:311 p. m. James McGovern, paator 8wlJelw1loh Mid-week cllolr pracllce. The Mazie Hollllqor, c1a11 leadlw. Saturday evening services at day 8cbool, 9:00 a. m., ~ell ~ 11111 of Jellovab'a public Invited to worship. Lelart Falls United Bretlua 7:30 p. m. service, 10 :00 a. m.: Cbr1aUan Wlmm, 900 Broadway, MidlYIUOrelle 11 Cbrlsl Cllllrcll -James MOl' Chosblre • I.JI• - llarlford Endea911!', e:so P m; Evening dleptrt - Public meeting Stm- Tile C!luueb o1 111e N - rtson, pastor. 8uaday Scbool at oervices, 7:30 p. m. Wednesd~J. service, I p. m. Bible Study, day, 1 p. m.; Watcl!tower .::.eater _ Rev. Herbert Grato first 811d third Tlwraday at log service, 7:30 p. m.: Prayer Wednesday, 8 p. m. study, a p. m.; Blblt Study, pastor· Mn l!:tiU Life, 8upl. NO p. m. Second aud tourlh Pearl St. ~lllaa Uoioo Rntl•nd Charcb of Cbml- Tuesday 7 p, m.: Service mee~ Cbarte:, Bls',.n, Ass'L SuoclaJ Bunday at 7:311 p. m. Prayer lor Choir Praytice. Roy carter, miniSter. 81ble tng, 8 p. m. Tburaday; MiJiis. Sc1J0o1 1:30 a. m.; M~ meet!P1 aeconc1 and lturlb Hartford Bapllal t L m. DST; 8chool. 1:30 a. m. Worship and try Sclloo~ 7 p. m. Tbw:sday. Worsblp 11 a. m.; NYPS e:45 Tbursday, 7:30 p, m. and 111'111 Little Kyger UCC 9:30 Esr. Preacblng service 10:30 a. m. L'u.theran. p. m.; Eveolnl Service, 1:10 IIJd third SUnday, 7:30 p. m. ... Cheshire Baplll!l t0,45 EST. YIUDg People'• meeting, 8:30 ~ J hn' Lath CbarU- p. m.• Midweek Prayer service Prayer meettoa every Wedn.. Church School at Hartford, at p. m. Evening Service, 7 p. m. M.,.;,m: W~rslli ":": m.. Sill> 7:30 m. Wednesday. day at 7:30 p. m. Christian Eft. 9 50 DSf: Kyger 10:20 EST, V. li Braley, B1ble Scb10l Supl da School 10 , ~ L ~ Putor, Mlddlepll'l Cl!arcb of theN... dea91H', second and lourlll Su. and Cheshire 9:45 EST. Zf• Cboreb ol aJrlll. l'llm- Riv Brian Engle. _ Ref. Clyde J. Bartlett, day, 7:30 p. m. Mt. Union lllplilt Cb,..h - eroy • Harrtao.nvllle Road -Eu· Pul'• t.olllerll Charcll- lkladay Scb1oJ t:30 a. m.; MI. Bermoo United Brelbml Rev. Cecil Cox, Psstor. SUD- (ene Uoderwood. mlols.tor. B~ 832 E. becond 81., Pome!'O)'. MorniDJ Worship 10:311 a. m.; 11 Cbrlsl Choreb -James Mll'day School 9:41 •- m., Ear I ble School, 9:30 a. m., ~om- Sundty School 9,30 a. m., Wol' NYPS YOIIDI! People, 6:45p.m.; rison, pastor. Sunday Schnol S!arkey, Supt., Evenmg Wo; lng Worship, . 7.30 P- m., Ro- ship service 1H 5 a. m. Pastor, Evaugl!listic meeting 7:30 p.m.; UO a. m. Preaeltlng, llr!lt and sh1 p, .7:30 p. m. Young Peoples bert Reed, B1ble Sch10l SupL Rev. Brian Eft&le. Pray• meellng, Wed. 7:30p.m. lblnl Sunday, 7:30 p. m. Secood meetmg and B1blt Study 7:30 Church Of God ......_, Qardl ollbe NUo IDd fourth Sundar, 11 a. m. p. '!'· Wednesday. Chester Cblli'Cb of God Methodist - - Rev. Keuoetb Pierce, Cllrllllu Sol- s.mFor" Hapt!st C' A , RuUand Rev. Dale 'l'bonrton, pastor. Alfred Melhodlot Otoreb - pastor; 1\aymolld Walbtn'n, SU Malu St., PL Pleasllll- Rev. Samuel J. Ja~son. pa• Sunday 8cbool, 1:30 L m.; Pearl A. Caalo, paator. Sunday Supl: l!unday &!hGol, 9:30 a. !luudaJ eervk:el 11 L m. DST. tor. Prayer service 1.30 a. m. • Morning Worship at 11 ._ School at 9:30, Lloyd Dllllnger, m. Mornl!ti Worship, 10:30 L Wedlesday meellog I p. m. Sunday School 10 ... m.• Ger. m. Ev~DCellsUo service 7:30 p. lllpl Worship services at 10:45 m. Evenla& Service, 7 p. m.; DST. Study room opeo Tueetrud_e Butler, 8upL , Worship m.; Pray• meetloJ, 7:30 p.m. a. m.: Tueoday, 1 p, m. W.S. Pray<!' mee11ac. 7 p. m. Wedo day and Wednesday !rom IUO aemce 11 a. m. 1st and 2nd Tuesday; Young People'o W.S. meete Ill the home of Is- aesday. ..-• to 2:30 DST. Everyone weiSundays at 5•30 P· m. Baptist Service, Friday, 7:30 p. m. ola Taylor. Wednesday, 7:45 p. . Rae'-1 ol tbe ND eome. Tratmng Union. Mn. Mary ML Morii!J Cbarcll of Godtervicel arone _ Suodq ScbooJ 9,31 Nease Selllemeot Cbu,..• Woods, president. ,.' Rev. James SstterDeld, putar m..,:r~~ MelllodJ.t Chreb L m.; SUnday Worship 10:30 Prayer meeting, 7:45 p. m. Frl· Rolland Free Will Baptist Sunday School 9:45 a. m.: Wor- - Pearl A. Casto, pastor. Wor- a. m.: Evimlng Service 7:30 p. day; Young People's servloe, Church - Rev. Paul Taylor, ship service II a. m. and 7:30 ship service, 10 a. m., every m.; Mid-week Prayer Service, ' p. m. Sunday, Worship afterpastor; Sunday School, 10 a. p. m. Prayer meeting 7:30 p. m. other Sunday, 7:45 P. m. sua. 7:311 p. m. WlliiDesdjly. Rev. Rev. Paul Taylor, opeaker evm.; Guy Priddy, Supt.; Prea~ Tuesday; y01101 People'• day Scboo~ 10 L m., Jolm 8IJ. Mllria II. Wolfe, pbtor. ery Friday night Everyo110 weiChurch - Middleport. Sunday lllletii!C, 7:ll0 p, m. Friday. ley liupt. lltiiiiDd Cl!lra o1 t1Je Naa- eome. 9 8 School •30 • m., Sunday f!Vfo- Rutland Church ol God Foreat Ron Melbodlsl cbDJd oreae - SUnday ScbooJ 1:30 a. nlng serv1ce 7:30 p. m. Wednes· Rev . IJ•vid Sheets, pastor. -sunday Scilool 1 L m., Mn. m.; Marnlllg Worship 10:45 _a. Tbe Al•11e day f!VIIllng aei'Ylce ?:II p. m. Sunday School 10 L m.; Evan- Fred Nease, Supl Worship ..,.. m.; Ev~DCelll!llc lei'Vlce 7:45 By Ualted Prell 1Dtom1tlowal Pastor, Chao. W. Rogers. gellltlc servic. 7:30 Youllf! vice, 10 ·a. m. Rev. Wendell p. m.; Midweek Prayer II!'VIce Today Ia Friday, June 16, the . Home Mlldoa Cburclt, Blr' People Endeavor. 7:30 g. m. Stutler, pastor. 7:45 p. m. WediiOSday. 18'7th day ol 1967 with 1118 to lingham, Rev. Donald Brlc:kles, Wednesd1y Pra,.er ~ling Chesler Melbndlsl Churob - Byr- llbarcb oldie Naz. follow. pastor. Sunday School, 1:30 a, 7:30 p. ni. Saturday. · Worship Service at 9 a. m.; arene _ Rev. A. E. Miller, The moon 11 between ltl llrst m.; Worship Service, 10:30 a. Epilcopol t Sunday School at 10 a. m. pastor; Robert Stewt!A, gun- quarter and lull stage. m.: Evangelistic servlcto at 7- Graee Episcopal ~= Pearl Casto, pastor. Mrs. Wald day School Supt. Suncay School The morning star IS Saturn. :30 p. m. Everyone welcome. Pomeroy- Tbe Rev. R Spencer, Supt. 9,30 a. m.; Mornlnf Worship The evening otars are Venus, Mason Baptllit Sunday Scllool H. Martin, Rector. Suuday BeatiJ Melhodlll Cblll'eb, Ref. 10:30 a. m.; N.Y.P.S. 8:10 p. ,Mercury, Mars and Jupiter. - D.A.V. HaD, comer Second Momlng Prayer IDd Sermon, MBll Donahue. pastor: Jack m.; Evangellatlc Serv!Cit!, 7:30 Born on tblo day In lllll3 was and PIIIIJerO!', Ma8011. Spensored 10:!0 L m. Bechtle, Church School Supt.; P- m.; Prayer meelinl Wed- Amencan soprano Kelen Trau· by Fr~ch City Baptist Cburch · Church Scboo~ 9:30 a.m.; WOI' neaday, 7:30 p. m. bel. In GaiUpolls. Alfillated wllb S, EV B &hlp Service. 10:30 a.m.: MetbPenteco•rol On this day In history: B.C. Rev. R. I. Pmson, pastor Enterprise EUB Cbarch - odisl Youth Fellowship, 8 p.m.: In 1171, the Ancient Arable Sunday School every Suuday, Rev. Menzel Srqltb, pastor. Official Board mee11ng fin1 l'el!ltetNial Aloembly, Roato Order of Noble. of the Mystic 3 p. m. Preacblng servlces the Worship oervlce 9 : ~ L m.; Sill> Sunday of montll, 7:io 1U- Rev. Paul E. Jones, pas- Shrine was set up In New York WI Sunday ol eacll !llOiltb. day Scbool 10:30 L m. Youtll .WS<-'8, sedond Monday of lor. Sunday Scbool 10 1· m.; City by Dr. Walter Fleming. ML Morii!J laptlll Charcb- Fellowship 6:30 p. m.; Boys month, 7:30 p.m.: Eleanor Cir- Wonldp, W~ay and Frl· In 1933, President Roosevelt Comer ot Fourth and Mala Sl, m.; Evening service, 7:30 p. cle, second Thursday; Class 1Z. dai';.. signed the Nallonal Industrial Middleport Rev. Nyle Bord111, and Glrll Fellowship, .8:30 P. third Wednesday; Afternoo• CJr. PetJ-1 Church Mid- Recovery Act. minister. Sunday School 9:30 a. m., 2nd and 4tb Suudays: Youlh cle, fourth Tbursday afternoon: dleport - South 3rd Ave.: Rev. In 1905, r!Gts broke out In m. Arnold Rlchards, Supt. 10:30 Choir, 6:30 P. m. Wedneaday. CJbolr pracUce, Wecbleeday. B. I. Barrett, pastor: Sunday Buenos Aires as the Argentine a. m_ Morning Worlbtp. Pray• Meetlq, 7:10 p. m. Letart FoUo Metllodllt Seboel 10 a. m.; Sunday ev01> Navy tried unsucce!Sfully to Naollll lapllll Cb~ - Wednesday, ClwJ• Jamet r. !WIJ, pa• Ina ~aapUitle !III'VIce, 1:30 oust Premier Juan Peron. Sunday llcbool UO a. m.; ·WGI' Mondnl Star lllUll CbarciJ - tor - LETART FALUl - Wol' P. m., Wednesday Bible SIUdy In 1963, Russia pul itc firot ablp 11 a. m.; Wednesday, 1 Rev. Menzel Smith, pastor: ablp, 7:30 p. m. Sunday tea- 7:30 p. m., Saturdly DICbt ~ray- woman Into space, Valentina p. m., Prayer III'Yice. Sunday ScbtoJ, U5 L m., llo)o cept 2nd Sunday!; Cburdl • and Worablp 7:19 p, m. Tereshkova . Road - Rev. Clyde Hlntoll, Yan Meter, SupL, Earl Shuler, Sclloot, 1:30 a. m. Sunday. UnlPrubyt.rima P"'tor: llu.ad11 Scbotl 1:10 a. .W't.; Morning worship, 10:46 lied oervlce, 1:30 L m., mel lltllddltparl Pint Ualled 1'18 A thou1ht for the day: Plato m.; Rllph !:art, illlpL Sunday L m.; Prayer meeting, 7:30 p. Sunday of month. EABI' L& bJierlu Chre• - Rev. Hew- onee said : '·'Of all the animals, Wo• urvlce 10:30 L m. m. Thuraclay. Youtb Felltwlhlp TART - Worship, 8 p. m., 2nd ara Roppelt, P311or; Sunday !he lloy Is the moet unrnaoagoalll'l f:30 p. m. alternately. 7:30 p. m. Sunday. and lib Thursdays; Chun:ll Scllool 1:30 a.m. Jamas Bueh· hie." Prayer mHtlq Wedntada7 al ~ KUB CUn:h - 8cbol~ 8:30 L m. Sunday. AP· aoao, Supt.: 1U:30 a. m. Wnr 7:30 p. m. Rev. Jack Young, pastor; PLII: GROVE - Worship, I p, ablp; 5:45 p. m. YF; Wed., 1:311 . HAS A POINT Colambta Cbapel - Wanlllp Su,..'IJ Scboo! 8:41. a. m" m., 1Jt and 3rd 'l'lllll'ldaJI: p. m. Junior Choir; 7 p. m. Sen- COLLJNSvn..LE. Ill. (UP!)te1'111ct Nell SWiday, 1:11 1. Ruasell Archer, SUpt. Suuday Cburcb Scbooi, 8 3D L m. sua. tor Cboir. · F.dltor Karl L. Monroe ol the m.; SWid17 Scbool 10 a. m.: ~hlp, 10,4a L m. IDd 7:10 day. GREAT BI!Ml - Wor- S,..... f1nt Ullilld Pno- Collinsville Herald, who IS wag. Youth Strvlce I :U p. ai: Evetto ·p.m. alternatoly. Bible Stud)l ablp 8 Ill a. m.•. Ill IDd 3rd byteri8D Chureb - Rev. Un· lng a campaign to have a new tng 9/orlblp f p. ID. Nell b and prayer 1ervtce, led by pu. SUndays; Chun:h Scboot, 10 II aon H. Stebbins, paslm'. Wor- brldg~ across the Mississippi day, _ tor, UO p. m. Wedntsdar L m. Sunday. MORSE CIIAPEL •hlp I a. m.; Sunday School, between MiliROUri and IIUnols ,,..._ Gospel ~oloa - Chris!ian Bndeavor, 1 3ll p.m. -wor>h1p, II am .. lsi 'and 3rd 10 a. m.; Bible Study and pray- named •·u. S. Grant", said Sa•b8D Sliv.,.,vtuy Rd.; L. 3rd Sa.lurday ol mlllth. SUndays : C'hurch ScbooJ 9:30 a <I' tMirvlce SundaJ 7 p. m. Grant was born In ntinola, lived Glueseocamp, pu""t . DOier SoottiJ lletltol EUB Cbarcll - m. SundaJ. a.ntoo..We I'Naby~an in \llt!SOurl and fought In MisWilford, SUpl., Stlllell7 lcboot. Rov. Jafll Young, p a. MIHnvWe Motllodltl Cbun:~ llwn!h. Howard ftllppell, pat> oourl at the head of Illinois 10 a 1.; lllYaneeJ~Ilc Htnet, 7 tor' Sunday Scbool 9:45 a. m.• - Wendell G. StuUer, pastor. tor. Sunday School, 10 a. m.; troops. Then he added· "The :II p. m. Prayer meetlq 7:30 Norman H. Bahr, SUpL; Sunday Sunday School. 10 a. m.; Wer- Worship 1-Sll p m. n11me 'U. S. Grant' w.lll appeal ,. 111-. Tqlldly. Worship 10·45 a. m. and 7,30 ship service II a. 111. tor, pastor. Wed~ay, Frl- 1o adtnll'l!rs ol •tbe doub;, •n· V! .If Ml- • .0 live p. m. allernately Bible Study Portland Mothodlll Cbarcb- day atld Sunday aervices, UO tendre without U. S ~ranis, ~- miMiOtW!}' putor; and PrBjer Servtee, led b7 pu. John lllmbl411', jHIIIor. &!!JMlll p. 111. thert would be no brldgti." I)' 101 I,Ufllll:; ' ' T ! PI.OWEO UPH A BODACIOUS w. GOLD COIN """'hlp .-•let ...,ay I II)•- ., IIDI; I p. IJUCKV AIIIVt AT Mil,, P!IIIY'II HOTeL $lllf IN 'I'Hf W!:!r CQII:!r WHfR~ Ht!ll: U.P.O. HUNnH& ~~~...~'"!e~u"~·~1\~~ tv ART SANSOM fHI' BOliN LOSER Yo1111g Staaletmted to 1111r illla - · It was liard work bat be clldll't -plain about the blleters. He was a captaill .Ia oontrol of hillillllo aud. very WINNiE WI..-Kll proud 6! hilllllW pQiltiolll Being Ill -trol Ill otlielt llt!ld wwt_ - . for adults. Many people wish they eould control their tempers, or perhaJII eurtan bad hablll, but tllq fail to find withill t!MaaiN the .uu,t;h vf. will that would help them. Whlll problems are too W. for 111, tllllflih time to ult <loci for-~- We are m. tbllciNt& and He lawwa all our wreJrw·~~~o Tbroqla eburda attendaltae aad pmyer, we Clll be guldad to a ~ort eerent approac:ll to dilly lift~. We wfii bd Hit p~ a tO!IItet •uppon • we beebl 111 iake pride Ia oar DeW poiBIIioll , •• self eoutrol. Monday Psolms 73:21 ·21 Suncloy Psalms 25:~-10 Tundoy lsofr:h 58:6-1% ~ t ~ t ~ t "'" Wodnoodor Romans 8:26-30 DO 'r'OU R£ALIZE. TH AT Friday '1'tluNdoy I Corlnthiafll Hebrwwt 1:i-14 4:11-16 • + ~ t ~ t ~ + <':!zo • o ·· ~ CIVIli2ATION N ~V E.R Saturday Hebrew• 13:1-6 '· """ '· CCULD HAVE STARITD IF 1NW HADIJT GCTIEIJ UP OFF HIS BACt AfJ D '!12> STOOP UP! Fifh rhe hope II lf!lll, In some meo.mre, fotrn cmd help • - · Join that which II 1ood in family and community Uf•, thil ,_ lure il IJIOFI60red by the bill iMa firm. and orlfJJII.tcltfolu 111hose Mmel appeGr befOUl. ' } M FIIECI(I h RAY RIGGS. INC. He~ ! ~our Hi , Clovia! ·illc-~ brother! Hi, Chipper! How was ~"L. ... Ch ipper 's qracluation? " ,_,, By MERRILL BLOSSER bT MODt!L\ ~couU> 1rse so LITTLE ORPHAN ANNIE CI-IE~PZ rrs "TI-C ~ He A•hla1!d 011 1'7o<!uctl 81011111'1 Boltlf Ga. tl02-2185 WILLIS ANTHONY PLUMBING & HEATING 1-1.~1 WE POLl!'£. DOM 'T ~ i HE t..AW'i0. '<00 K1'IOW "tHEM OUT 1 o>ltv1i l . Pomero, • lv v. T. HAMLIN ALI..IY 00. BOGGS EQUIPMENT , Middleport t92-21150 lAW 1<tLUP ~AL~ A DOZE r-\ 0~ l"HO<Q'C BEAl HIKS ! W& rW.J A QOl..lG,H .d GALEN S. BROWN. Dist. LOOM. UNION 666B Ravenswood, W. Va. J(IN• 1here';; '«AJ I{HOJ,I 'VOU ~OL~ Hi'i.'i Hi:ARLV THE UNITED STEEL WORKERS OF AMERICA Z40 LIDcoiD St ly O.ASOLINE ALL.EY A ' --------- - __:.__\. ' , . 11-\E V..ORLD tl<;. W~ KfJOW IT MIGHT f.IEVER 1-\,l,VE 8£EIJ ! A!OO I"'~ FllletiDt •.mcoln-Mercu'l/-Comei-Engltah Por4 8$ .N. Courl SL Alben• 593-6601 ot .Rollllm Bread ~,,.·u lL~ ~ ·' ' . 0 ......... __ ..__~- -~ ~ -'' "'' ' u! olotT"'I .. Ul.'"OII OHIO VALLEY BAKING CO. Bakm r·· ----- ('~ I ""'- Bv !I!Ek I M•!EP ,... ,.. • .....,.,, ss,,......,..c. •.....,v.. Sales - AW8 CHALMERS - Servtce Fmm - R. H. RAWLINGS SONS CO. lttelllllrlcll - Lawn & Gard<ft Phone 667-3431 Tllppen PlllDJ "Ohlo'o. Olde•t Dodge Dealer" Middleport, Oblo CROW'S STEAK HOUSE "J:entv<:kr Fried ChieM!~" Pomeroy TINY'S FOODLAND lllddloport, Oblo MIDDLEPORT BOOK STORE SWISHER & LOHSE REXALL DRUGS Cll111'Vh cmd 0~ 81IJ'IIlltl - Olfll ti02-2Ml lllddleport We FlU All Doctorr l'rfrcrlptlofll tl02-2955 Pomeroy p.m.; . LYONS CLOVER FARM Ge.uml MOl'chllncllle - 667oll280 - - - ---- ·- rvmlltirl cmd Appll471CII -- Tuppen Plains ftoue 881-3308 WHITE SEWING llACHINES "Eve'!lt~lnQ F01 tM Wom<~n tho< Set~~l" 83 MID s~ Middleport 99U320 lllllooG IVGlOMI- Sakr and Sm>let 1811 N. StcoDd EBERSBACH HARDWARE CO; "!~- In - HOYT' ---------S SOHIO SERVICE _ w. va. - lfOI'd.we• ' , ~ Pomeroy, Oblo '. HIY, CC!RO ~ G' MEllE! Willi, fou :ro Ch11re11 ID POmeroy OYer 80 Yelll'l • . ~ WaitOD, J41!', ',· 2'~ SomtO!If ot fiOUI' Cholet Bai«r,. of Good B.,a4 . . av JULM NIIIIMI. NriYORK CLOTHI-NGHOUSE . , . ...... HEINERS . BAKaY Hunllhi!<>n. -... . < Pomeroy ' lllddltport ; lllddleport SullPOTI 1M ChurcH ¢ '~- ::-.::> F. J. WALLACE; JEWELER GOEGLEIN READY-MIX CO. West Main St. Chetler, Ohio ------------ THE SEWING CENTER 1192-3284 ' RIDENOUR$ SUPPLY . ' . ' --·~' ~. Aitrru& tiM Ch~ll ot f,~ Ch"!c' · BEN FRANKLIN SJORE ., ' . . " l'lllti"'Yf· ' . ,,, . . . . . -, .,.,: -~~. -·~ ">~!, ' -~ . ' '~ '' '•' . I ,l;,~- ' I ..'. '·, I • t E>PilllTtOII SL a.re• ·- CA" - ,rry t.uiu.: .,. ~ ' ',' ·,_~ . ' . •i.' I ' . ~ . ' �.. , ~ . r, ' . \' t , "r ·' .) • \ I . .\'· I Business·Services I ROOM HOUSE, s,rii!Mfe l!l Middleport. PhMe IIIUlU or 1111-3343. -iii:=-:;.,:~:~-.l'::;,. tor f 6 II tic .II; IUMI ·removal by a experience profe.!Sion-11lr::::::;::::::::;:::::;;=~;j.::::::;::..;::;:=:, Five Years All your favorite meats I . ·' [ '"' WIM .,. ....,.. ' . ......... Wlnl. .... ne ............ MI,..IHIII ·~ OATH - _ _ _ _ _ .. ,. S£ . ., •.a..,.. . . , . .,.. ....... ....... II . 11,.11 - " " ' ' SMAL 3 rno111 and bath .,. - ·, .J.'H:.f'.,:.W:'' .,aniMVna. ~ : . •••• t.... ~ U• : A TREAT FOR BOTH MOM AND FAMILY -- :!'RAILER SPACI! on Brownell Ave. Phon e -nlt"IMlil· -· I 15 tfc 111 " 67 CM,.. " ' ,..,.... - - - - - - - - - - ,.,... """"' : litt ......... p. 1ft,. o.o, • '"''"'"" • - - ::.,. 1~ IAIY TO Pt.AICI A WANT AD "'""" ,._.,.. '"-rei of Th#nkl """' :JE WISH TO •••,.NK those W '= !triends trom Monkey R u n !ond Coalport who sent llow!era durinl tbe death of o\lf imother. The ~ar Scholl Family Thf Paul Zerkle Fomily 6 16 Up -i----:-:-::--Notice 'li!ERr. will be a coon dog lield · MEIGS CO. FISH & GAME ANNUAL FISH FRY and TRAP SHOOT THURSDAY 211 I. Main PHONE m-3974 Pomeroy Dolly 5:30AM to 1:30 PM-SuiMioy 7:00 Ia 7:00 I~""'""'""'""'""'""'""'""'""'""'""'""'""'"""""""""""""""""""' I , colony Is doing 250 gallon msectlclde s8ry lo treal homes COIIlplele buementa. lng alone useless. Free apectlon and advice. Les s cost. No Salesman. A Mel1gs County Company, AII I Pest and Termite Control, W. Main, Pomeroy, Ohio, Con,ld: CHARLES LISLE Syr•cuse, Ohio ' Rawlings Honda Silts E. Y!fhlte, 404li So. 4th. St., Jrontqn II ElmerRtpres•nllitlvt In This Area 20 Yeera For ··• MIOOr:~~~rOHIO = ..-========'i FREEZER SALE Slll1 0 V. V. ~ohnson & Son;' ~4th Ave., · Salellnd Service Ohio Boat and Motor Llcen.. " SCHWARZEL MARINE HOCKINGPORT, OHIO PHONE 667.3370 1 5H our uhtblt In tho comm.rclal t.nt Regatta -Chester 1e ON. OP lltlr . MICI$1 . PliO . I'L-l .•. CALL DICK RAWLI~GS tr•ck. Good condition. H. L. Spencer. Phone 1115-3900. 6 16 '58 - CHEVROLET Impala, cubic inch engin•, $100. Phon• 843-:!0011 after S p. m. i 6 16 3tc ___, I HERE-Is··THE: PLACE TO START . '· ' . .. Huntington ------- ··~. The Women's Auxiliary o! the RADIATOR Volunteer Firemen met Wed· nesday evening, June 7, at the Firehouse, with Betty Gaul, president, in charge. Minutes ()f the previous' meeting were read and approved. The president thanked all who had helped with the Memorial Day Barbecue. A round robin card w a s signed by all present for LU<:Iile ll Ridenour who is a patient at st. Joseph Hospital in Parkersburg. 'l'he m•mbers voted to · · $1110 to the Firemen for a payment on the new fire truck. Plan~ for an ice cream social Ii i:;:;~~~~::;: to be held in the near future II' were discussed. Present were 1 Betty Gaul, Clarice Allen, Erma Cl•land, Margaret Christy, Cleo Smith, Firn and T>l a r y Showalter, Dorothy My e Opal . Eichinger and Est:1er Ridenour. SERVICE. EXPERIENCED All New Radlmr Shop ' WHEEL ALIGNMENT AND eCar eTruck eHmer · Core eBulldour eAnyType BRAKE SERVICE KEITH GOBLE FORD WY 2-2196 BLAETTNARS Middleport, 0. Phone 992·2143 Pomeroy WHkond FREE STOUGE • A family picnic was held at lhe home ol Mr. and Mrs. 1\i· chard Gaul, Mark and David, Sunday June t. Attending were Mr. ar.d Mrs. Warden Ours, lla- 1 shan: Mr. and Mrs. Ernest ' Johnson and Mr. and Mrs. Ronold Johnson and Debbie, Belpre ; Mr. and Mrs. Jack Follrod and Kim, Mr. o.nd Mrs. James Cornell, Pomeroy i Mrs. Alien Stobart; 'famme and Tanya, Middl•port; Mr. and M r DQUglas Circle, Miss ~~lorentc Circle, l\·1r. and Mrs. Chriss.1e : Powell, Racine; Mrs. James · Patlerson and Brent and Terry, I Mrs. Glodys Deem, Norman l D•em, Portland. A beaulifully ' decuro.t.ed cake made by Mrs. : Cornell was served in honor Mr. Ours' birthday. Mrs. Ray· : mond Frank, local, called in I the afternoon. SPECIAl THIS MONTH MISHY·flrgUIQfl No, 10 LAWN & GARDEN TRACTOR Come In •nd let'• dell now Holzer Hospllal - Vlsltln,<: hours 2-4 and 7-8 p. m. Parents only on Pediatrics Ward. Admlsslone I I Mr. and Mrs. Leland Smith, Dianne and Lee , Jesup, Ga., vi· i sited Wednesday with Mr. atld :\olrs. Denzel Cleland. They were : enroule home from New Jersey were they had visited with his pa!·ents. . •' I. 1 Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Orr re- ' cently sptnt a few days Mr . and Mrs. Ed Neuman, hon. J•.ne and David Necm•a,n · returned horne with their grana- :1 parents for a visit. Allen Leo 1 9 to 1 A.M. 64 BUICK 63 OLDS BB HOLIDAY SEDAN 225 4 DOOR H.T. \l-1 motor, 1uto. tr .. ns., power •teerlnt & braktl, greln with winy! inttrlor blu. lnltrlor, thltlfl ......_.__ --.. .. . 63 Ford Galaxie 62 OLDS 88 500 XL 2 DOOR H.T. HOLIDAY COUPE 390 VB tngine. Crullie·O·Mat'ic tnn1., p• ••r 1t.. ring, light blue ~ with blue vinyl lnleiior Y·l auto., P.B. I P.S., radio, wl•ll•• '$1 J95 •, ' 64 BUICK 63 MERCURY V-8~ WILDCAT 4 DOOR H.T. VI, IUto,, ltew•r brak" aftd ·,,..,.rnt; rtdlo, Wli 1W tlrH, wheel discs: mtetl 1965 Dodge • • • $]595 2 Dr. Hard 'l'oo VB. Std. trans. Radio and heater. Special This Week.! 1965 Rambler • • 4 Dr. Sedan. 6 cyl. Auto. trans. Radio and Low mileage. One owner. Special this week. • 59 FORD 4 DOOR 6 std. trans. _ GREAT DEALS, GREAT CARS, BACKED I BY 114 YEA~S of-OUTSTANDING SERVICE · 65 Mustang VB 2 Door $JB95 : ~ater. Hard Top Immaculate· all white with black vinyl bucket seats and full consul. Four speed 'shift. Extra sharp inside and out. New tires. · • $]095 .1 65 Pontiac VB Star Chief $2195 4 Dr. Sedan. Auto. trans. Radio and h~ater . One owner. Specialthi• we•k.' 1 TRUCK 1962 INTERNATIONAL CUB SCOUT '4 W. DRIVE RADIO & HEATER V-8 auto., power _ _ $495 OPEN EVENINGS UNTIL 8:00 KARR &VAN VANDT 992-5342 • ! j • Custom ·4 Dr. A beautiful burgaiLdy car with white top, and cbampa·ign 1nterior. Exceptionally well kepl , 63·Pontiac Catalina • $1195 1 ' power brakes, ' . au~omatic shift. $B95. ·I 63 Ford Galaxie .... . . . 4 Dr. Sedan. Spollession all "Idle finish . Fordomatlc. Runs • 1 exceptiOnally good, S1Q95 '62 Ramb1er Sta..Wagon •595 8 cy1 Std. shift. Belonged .to local. .- Pomeroy GMAC FINANCING 1 1 4 Dr. Sedan. Belonged to local 'teacher, power steering, • 2 Dr. Sedan Std. 'l'rans. $195 CADILLAC- OLDSMOBILE .. 63 Mercury Monterey- $1295 I 4 Dr. Sedan VB. Auto. trans. Radio and heater. Special This We•k. • 160 BUICK 4 DOOR 14 Dr. One very particular .owner. Power steering, power ' brakes, automatic shi!t. Superb condition. Extra good tires. 1963 Mer::ury • "" • ' ·'' Corvair 4 Dr. Sedan. Auto. Trans. Radio and heater. Special This Week. 1960 Chevrolet till&, white with blue vinyl Int ., 18,000 mi., just nke n.w· . ' .,,.. --------------~------------------------------~----.. Cheek These "Ai·ls". SpeeitJ{s . ,, IN 4 Dr. Station Wagon V8. Auto. trans. Power steering. Radio and heater. Special This Week. 1963 Chevrolet $1995 euto, tran11. Power anku, p'lawtr itttrint 1965 Dodge • • ~·alcon $1 095· 1111ht•l ctisca. Brown with matehln1 Interior, MONTEREY 2 DOOR SEDAN 1960 Ford •1895 . Full powtr, blue with I'''" Harrisonville L4TE Society l~ews .REA!JYTOGO Ry Avo GilkoY, Mrs. Welll10 Clark visited th' 1965 PLYMOUTH FURY 4 DR. H.T. _ $1995 8 cyl. Aut. trans. Power steering, power brokes, radio and heater; air cond . 1964 FORD COUNTRY SQUIRE _ I $1695 1962 FORD GALAXIE 500 XL $1195 2 Dr. H.T. 390 engine, 4 speed trans. Radio and heater, power steering, one owner. w:s tires $795 Aut. tra~s. Radio and heater, power steel'ing, power brakes Jack Clarks and I\Obort Clarkf on Sunday. · · Sunday railers of Mro. .~vo and Mrs. F. 0. Whaley and Terry Whaley Jr of Columbus and Mr. and Mts. Clinton Gilkey, Karen, Ka'thy and Tad of Albany. Gilkey were Mr. Station Wagon, E cyl. aut. tr•ns. RadiO and J:leatn, all power, air cond. 1961 OLDS 88 CONVERTIBLE \ . ,_.,,_,,.. -------,.-----~·-- FA MIL\' PICNIC SAVE $150 ~,. .. ._ 'lti The ITCH to SWITC To A rBETTER Car .. Check These' '• . AUXILIARY MEETS ,! -,! Have You Got BY CI.ARICE ALLEN JUNE 22 '. ' .. Society Notes • 6 16 tic . t-J} NOW IS THE TIME-- . For F,... Estimates a Aluminum 4..\Jngo eAlumlnum Siding eAiumlnum Railings eAlu.rnlnum Wlndowt &·Dobrs · eCar Pam a Patios .:l:e 'Biowp.ln Insulation or UIIII·Collaat 53U881 ---:::--::-c:---560. 6 If In pomeroy. Ph. 119'U113111. For Sale for Sele 11 _ _;_·II ===:::---::--~ t ROOM furnished and unlurn· HANNAH'S Husband, Hector, . ~plele Service !shed apartment. -$26 per hate~ hard work 80 he SINGER -SEWING Machine zli the rup with Blue Lustre. zag equ)pped. A-1 condition. Qill lltadford month and up. Phune Rowley .., 00 cash or 4 payments fl Write, PIIODe or COiltad and Reed, 992-2776, alter 4 p. Rent electric shampnoer $1. .-. • .t.. C. BRADII'OIID m. phone 992-3574. Baker Furniture, Middleport. eocb. 992-21185. 6 IS tic Radle, Ollie 4 25 tie ===-==7C"'"'"""_.:..6.:..12.:..6::;tc BUDGET PRICI!OD llli'IIIIW'e I 1 - .,- our third Door budget sbop. FURNISHED m1 tmlurmsbed DINING ROOM Suite complete, Baker Funlllure, Mlddlepott apartments. CIOSI 1o ICbool. mangle, gas dryer, Oblo. 11 12 Phone 192-MM. 10 11 lie lion radio and record player, I 1 FURNISHED 4 room and ba!h recorda, two dressers, ~!1lirst flooor apartment, Mid· 37t6. Racine, 7 14 3te I 15 Cubic Foot dleport, 992-3874. 6 7 lfc SINGER ZIG ZAG, you need AJLowAI_ -.-.L no attachments just turn dial Olloor SIJoo On Solo Servlc• Pitr lnry Sele For Sale for making buttonholes. foacy Complete Line designs, emroidery patterns, Air-Conditioners, low •• $149 a ROOM HOUSE, 124 I,io~eolnl and darniRg. Take over payRoad, fully carpeted', ments of $6 per month or in kitchen S bedrooms POMEROY pay balance due $56. Free m-2111 bath, by 'appointment ' Home demonstra• ·~ n . C a J Call Gallipolis 4t6-4973. 1192-2836. s 12 stcl • - · - 1,962 DODGE ¥. ton pick ''' - -- - ·- Prices are good, too. t ROOM unlurDlBIIed opartaltlllll trial starting at 11 a. m. Sun~ay, June !8, located fIve :mites north of Vinton on State :Rt. 325 at the Dale McMillian farm. $4.00 entry fee, $20 !beat money : lunch on ground. ~ponsored by Ronald K I d d, 'Nitro. W. Va. The publtc Is Invited. . 6 15 2tc I , and dishes served in a pleasing atmosphere. BAILEY'S RESTAURANT · ment, furmshed. Mrs. vi"'''" II · Gnm, M8 S. 2nd Ave., 'litl-11 l{; dleport, Ohlo. Phone $31M. ••rt'-ii. u ,.r Mlil Dtt~M~M ... " ' ' 1ft 11 1111"' 1111!1 M OP ,...TMANKI wlthlll & c..•l OIITU&alll ;: · s 16 ntc 'with N. Y. sfalel best. o•. Connors Tree and Landscape llervice. Chester, Oblo. Ph~noll ISWW6 It Stp > ~..• lr TREE AND SHRUB lrlmmlni ROOM HOUSE In Reed!ville on Rt•ll• 611, g89, water and electricity, plenty of shade, not lar /rom Forked Rub Lake. Pbone 992-2713, E. E. Hayman, S)lracuse, 0. ~ • I .> 1 The ladies of the Presbyterlor Church met. one day !sst week . and gave Jt 1 thorouJh cle8fl' .. in g. '~ Mrs. Lal'l'l' Clark and daup ter. Tamra, and Mra. Margarol Douglas visited Ava Gilkey II!' 0 · Saturday. Those enjoying 1 cook out lit the home of Mr. and Mrs. &II-' ert. Alkie Jaot Saturday eVIIIII!I:, were Ava Gilkey, Mr. ..Mrs. Babe Whaley and 11'81"'Terry of Columbus, ,•., Mrs: Mae Mason ~ elllplif."" WANTED ment in Carriers Needed For Pomeroy Apply At The Daily Sentinel Office : . PIANOS 110 Mochonlc St. eWURLITZ&R e&AI.OWIN end OTHER FAMOU' IIIAHOI 3 ROOMS I ..NOW TAKING Newfurnitu ONLY $299 APPLICATIONS f30,0f Down - lo~co on ConYinlttlf fermi FOR CARRIERS ' ·IN MIDDLEPORT. ContiCI F•y• Manley . ~ddleport Y.......,.. Qoyploquote: TALENT IS DEVELOPED 1N Rl!l• TIRillolllNT: OHARACTER IS FORMED 1I'1 THE ft.IISK or THill WON.D.-GOETHE 40 • *" - ....... lblllli<llf, loo,J i;~iJ~~~~~:~~:"i~t· '< ., MA.SON FURNITURE "CO. In the second he t d Thomas trlol Huddleston, MASON, W. VA. 24 Point Pleasant. .,-,. fol!ni mnncent on a charge of .,. 1 _ _.._..;..._~~~ 1ault 11nd battery. HUddieston I _____ 1Thursday, T'-:'_,..,.·.., ' r,· . .• ... ~! '. •. . • ~!hens. • �.. , ~ . r, ' . \' t , "r ·' .) • \ I . .\'· I Business·Services I ROOM HOUSE, s,rii!Mfe l!l Middleport. PhMe IIIUlU or 1111-3343. -iii:=-:;.,:~:~-.l'::;,. tor f 6 II tic .II; IUMI ·removal by a experience profe.!Sion-11lr::::::;::::::::;:::::;;=~;j.::::::;::..;::;:=:, Five Years All your favorite meats I . ·' [ '"' WIM .,. ....,.. ' . ......... Wlnl. .... ne ............ MI,..IHIII ·~ OATH - _ _ _ _ _ .. ,. S£ . ., •.a..,.. . . , . .,.. ....... ....... II . 11,.11 - " " ' ' SMAL 3 rno111 and bath .,. - ·, .J.'H:.f'.,:.W:'' .,aniMVna. ~ : . •••• t.... ~ U• : A TREAT FOR BOTH MOM AND FAMILY -- :!'RAILER SPACI! on Brownell Ave. Phon e -nlt"IMlil· -· I 15 tfc 111 " 67 CM,.. " ' ,..,.... - - - - - - - - - - ,.,... """"' : litt ......... p. 1ft,. o.o, • '"''"'"" • - - ::.,. 1~ IAIY TO Pt.AICI A WANT AD "'""" ,._.,.. '"-rei of Th#nkl """' :JE WISH TO •••,.NK those W '= !triends trom Monkey R u n !ond Coalport who sent llow!era durinl tbe death of o\lf imother. The ~ar Scholl Family Thf Paul Zerkle Fomily 6 16 Up -i----:-:-::--Notice 'li!ERr. will be a coon dog lield · MEIGS CO. FISH & GAME ANNUAL FISH FRY and TRAP SHOOT THURSDAY 211 I. Main PHONE m-3974 Pomeroy Dolly 5:30AM to 1:30 PM-SuiMioy 7:00 Ia 7:00 I~""'""'""'""'""'""'""'""'""'""'""'""'""'"""""""""""""""""""' I , colony Is doing 250 gallon msectlclde s8ry lo treal homes COIIlplele buementa. lng alone useless. Free apectlon and advice. Les s cost. No Salesman. A Mel1gs County Company, AII I Pest and Termite Control, W. Main, Pomeroy, Ohio, Con,ld: CHARLES LISLE Syr•cuse, Ohio ' Rawlings Honda Silts E. Y!fhlte, 404li So. 4th. St., Jrontqn II ElmerRtpres•nllitlvt In This Area 20 Yeera For ··• MIOOr:~~~rOHIO = ..-========'i FREEZER SALE Slll1 0 V. V. ~ohnson & Son;' ~4th Ave., · Salellnd Service Ohio Boat and Motor Llcen.. " SCHWARZEL MARINE HOCKINGPORT, OHIO PHONE 667.3370 1 5H our uhtblt In tho comm.rclal t.nt Regatta -Chester 1e ON. OP lltlr . MICI$1 . PliO . I'L-l .•. CALL DICK RAWLI~GS tr•ck. Good condition. H. L. Spencer. Phone 1115-3900. 6 16 '58 - CHEVROLET Impala, cubic inch engin•, $100. Phon• 843-:!0011 after S p. m. i 6 16 3tc ___, I HERE-Is··THE: PLACE TO START . '· ' . .. Huntington ------- ··~. The Women's Auxiliary o! the RADIATOR Volunteer Firemen met Wed· nesday evening, June 7, at the Firehouse, with Betty Gaul, president, in charge. Minutes ()f the previous' meeting were read and approved. The president thanked all who had helped with the Memorial Day Barbecue. A round robin card w a s signed by all present for LU<:Iile ll Ridenour who is a patient at st. Joseph Hospital in Parkersburg. 'l'he m•mbers voted to · · $1110 to the Firemen for a payment on the new fire truck. Plan~ for an ice cream social Ii i:;:;~~~~::;: to be held in the near future II' were discussed. Present were 1 Betty Gaul, Clarice Allen, Erma Cl•land, Margaret Christy, Cleo Smith, Firn and T>l a r y Showalter, Dorothy My e Opal . Eichinger and Est:1er Ridenour. SERVICE. EXPERIENCED All New Radlmr Shop ' WHEEL ALIGNMENT AND eCar eTruck eHmer · Core eBulldour eAnyType BRAKE SERVICE KEITH GOBLE FORD WY 2-2196 BLAETTNARS Middleport, 0. Phone 992·2143 Pomeroy WHkond FREE STOUGE • A family picnic was held at lhe home ol Mr. and Mrs. 1\i· chard Gaul, Mark and David, Sunday June t. Attending were Mr. ar.d Mrs. Warden Ours, lla- 1 shan: Mr. and Mrs. Ernest ' Johnson and Mr. and Mrs. Ronold Johnson and Debbie, Belpre ; Mr. and Mrs. Jack Follrod and Kim, Mr. o.nd Mrs. James Cornell, Pomeroy i Mrs. Alien Stobart; 'famme and Tanya, Middl•port; Mr. and M r DQUglas Circle, Miss ~~lorentc Circle, l\·1r. and Mrs. Chriss.1e : Powell, Racine; Mrs. James · Patlerson and Brent and Terry, I Mrs. Glodys Deem, Norman l D•em, Portland. A beaulifully ' decuro.t.ed cake made by Mrs. : Cornell was served in honor Mr. Ours' birthday. Mrs. Ray· : mond Frank, local, called in I the afternoon. SPECIAl THIS MONTH MISHY·flrgUIQfl No, 10 LAWN & GARDEN TRACTOR Come In •nd let'• dell now Holzer Hospllal - Vlsltln,<: hours 2-4 and 7-8 p. m. Parents only on Pediatrics Ward. Admlsslone I I Mr. and Mrs. Leland Smith, Dianne and Lee , Jesup, Ga., vi· i sited Wednesday with Mr. atld :\olrs. Denzel Cleland. They were : enroule home from New Jersey were they had visited with his pa!·ents. . •' I. 1 Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Orr re- ' cently sptnt a few days Mr . and Mrs. Ed Neuman, hon. J•.ne and David Necm•a,n · returned horne with their grana- :1 parents for a visit. Allen Leo 1 9 to 1 A.M. 64 BUICK 63 OLDS BB HOLIDAY SEDAN 225 4 DOOR H.T. \l-1 motor, 1uto. tr .. ns., power •teerlnt & braktl, greln with winy! inttrlor blu. lnltrlor, thltlfl ......_.__ --.. .. . 63 Ford Galaxie 62 OLDS 88 500 XL 2 DOOR H.T. HOLIDAY COUPE 390 VB tngine. Crullie·O·Mat'ic tnn1., p• ••r 1t.. ring, light blue ~ with blue vinyl lnleiior Y·l auto., P.B. I P.S., radio, wl•ll•• '$1 J95 •, ' 64 BUICK 63 MERCURY V-8~ WILDCAT 4 DOOR H.T. VI, IUto,, ltew•r brak" aftd ·,,..,.rnt; rtdlo, Wli 1W tlrH, wheel discs: mtetl 1965 Dodge • • • $]595 2 Dr. Hard 'l'oo VB. Std. trans. Radio and heater. Special This Week.! 1965 Rambler • • 4 Dr. Sedan. 6 cyl. Auto. trans. Radio and Low mileage. One owner. Special this week. • 59 FORD 4 DOOR 6 std. trans. _ GREAT DEALS, GREAT CARS, BACKED I BY 114 YEA~S of-OUTSTANDING SERVICE · 65 Mustang VB 2 Door $JB95 : ~ater. Hard Top Immaculate· all white with black vinyl bucket seats and full consul. Four speed 'shift. Extra sharp inside and out. New tires. · • $]095 .1 65 Pontiac VB Star Chief $2195 4 Dr. Sedan. Auto. trans. Radio and h~ater . One owner. Specialthi• we•k.' 1 TRUCK 1962 INTERNATIONAL CUB SCOUT '4 W. DRIVE RADIO & HEATER V-8 auto., power _ _ $495 OPEN EVENINGS UNTIL 8:00 KARR &VAN VANDT 992-5342 • ! j • Custom ·4 Dr. A beautiful burgaiLdy car with white top, and cbampa·ign 1nterior. Exceptionally well kepl , 63·Pontiac Catalina • $1195 1 ' power brakes, ' . au~omatic shift. $B95. ·I 63 Ford Galaxie .... . . . 4 Dr. Sedan. Spollession all "Idle finish . Fordomatlc. Runs • 1 exceptiOnally good, S1Q95 '62 Ramb1er Sta..Wagon •595 8 cy1 Std. shift. Belonged .to local. .- Pomeroy GMAC FINANCING 1 1 4 Dr. Sedan. Belonged to local 'teacher, power steering, • 2 Dr. Sedan Std. 'l'rans. $195 CADILLAC- OLDSMOBILE .. 63 Mercury Monterey- $1295 I 4 Dr. Sedan VB. Auto. trans. Radio and heater. Special This We•k. • 160 BUICK 4 DOOR 14 Dr. One very particular .owner. Power steering, power ' brakes, automatic shi!t. Superb condition. Extra good tires. 1963 Mer::ury • "" • ' ·'' Corvair 4 Dr. Sedan. Auto. Trans. Radio and heater. Special This Week. 1960 Chevrolet till&, white with blue vinyl Int ., 18,000 mi., just nke n.w· . ' .,,.. --------------~------------------------------~----.. Cheek These "Ai·ls". SpeeitJ{s . ,, IN 4 Dr. Station Wagon V8. Auto. trans. Power steering. Radio and heater. Special This Week. 1963 Chevrolet $1995 euto, tran11. Power anku, p'lawtr itttrint 1965 Dodge • • ~·alcon $1 095· 1111ht•l ctisca. Brown with matehln1 Interior, MONTEREY 2 DOOR SEDAN 1960 Ford •1895 . Full powtr, blue with I'''" Harrisonville L4TE Society l~ews .REA!JYTOGO Ry Avo GilkoY, Mrs. Welll10 Clark visited th' 1965 PLYMOUTH FURY 4 DR. H.T. _ $1995 8 cyl. Aut. trans. Power steering, power brokes, radio and heater; air cond . 1964 FORD COUNTRY SQUIRE _ I $1695 1962 FORD GALAXIE 500 XL $1195 2 Dr. H.T. 390 engine, 4 speed trans. Radio and heater, power steering, one owner. w:s tires $795 Aut. tra~s. Radio and heater, power steel'ing, power brakes Jack Clarks and I\Obort Clarkf on Sunday. · · Sunday railers of Mro. .~vo and Mrs. F. 0. Whaley and Terry Whaley Jr of Columbus and Mr. and Mts. Clinton Gilkey, Karen, Ka'thy and Tad of Albany. Gilkey were Mr. Station Wagon, E cyl. aut. tr•ns. RadiO and J:leatn, all power, air cond. 1961 OLDS 88 CONVERTIBLE \ . ,_.,,_,,.. -------,.-----~·-- FA MIL\' PICNIC SAVE $150 ~,. .. ._ 'lti The ITCH to SWITC To A rBETTER Car .. Check These' '• . AUXILIARY MEETS ,! -,! Have You Got BY CI.ARICE ALLEN JUNE 22 '. ' .. Society Notes • 6 16 tic . t-J} NOW IS THE TIME-- . For F,... Estimates a Aluminum 4..\Jngo eAlumlnum Siding eAiumlnum Railings eAlu.rnlnum Wlndowt &·Dobrs · eCar Pam a Patios .:l:e 'Biowp.ln Insulation or UIIII·Collaat 53U881 ---:::--::-c:---560. 6 If In pomeroy. Ph. 119'U113111. For Sale for Sele 11 _ _;_·II ===:::---::--~ t ROOM furnished and unlurn· HANNAH'S Husband, Hector, . ~plele Service !shed apartment. -$26 per hate~ hard work 80 he SINGER -SEWING Machine zli the rup with Blue Lustre. zag equ)pped. A-1 condition. Qill lltadford month and up. Phune Rowley .., 00 cash or 4 payments fl Write, PIIODe or COiltad and Reed, 992-2776, alter 4 p. Rent electric shampnoer $1. .-. • .t.. C. BRADII'OIID m. phone 992-3574. Baker Furniture, Middleport. eocb. 992-21185. 6 IS tic Radle, Ollie 4 25 tie ===-==7C"'"'"""_.:..6.:..12.:..6::;tc BUDGET PRICI!OD llli'IIIIW'e I 1 - .,- our third Door budget sbop. FURNISHED m1 tmlurmsbed DINING ROOM Suite complete, Baker Funlllure, Mlddlepott apartments. CIOSI 1o ICbool. mangle, gas dryer, Oblo. 11 12 Phone 192-MM. 10 11 lie lion radio and record player, I 1 FURNISHED 4 room and ba!h recorda, two dressers, ~!1lirst flooor apartment, Mid· 37t6. Racine, 7 14 3te I 15 Cubic Foot dleport, 992-3874. 6 7 lfc SINGER ZIG ZAG, you need AJLowAI_ -.-.L no attachments just turn dial Olloor SIJoo On Solo Servlc• Pitr lnry Sele For Sale for making buttonholes. foacy Complete Line designs, emroidery patterns, Air-Conditioners, low •• $149 a ROOM HOUSE, 124 I,io~eolnl and darniRg. Take over payRoad, fully carpeted', ments of $6 per month or in kitchen S bedrooms POMEROY pay balance due $56. Free m-2111 bath, by 'appointment ' Home demonstra• ·~ n . C a J Call Gallipolis 4t6-4973. 1192-2836. s 12 stcl • - · - 1,962 DODGE ¥. ton pick ''' - -- - ·- Prices are good, too. t ROOM unlurDlBIIed opartaltlllll trial starting at 11 a. m. Sun~ay, June !8, located fIve :mites north of Vinton on State :Rt. 325 at the Dale McMillian farm. $4.00 entry fee, $20 !beat money : lunch on ground. ~ponsored by Ronald K I d d, 'Nitro. W. Va. The publtc Is Invited. . 6 15 2tc I , and dishes served in a pleasing atmosphere. BAILEY'S RESTAURANT · ment, furmshed. Mrs. vi"'''" II · Gnm, M8 S. 2nd Ave., 'litl-11 l{; dleport, Ohlo. Phone $31M. ••rt'-ii. u ,.r Mlil Dtt~M~M ... " ' ' 1ft 11 1111"' 1111!1 M OP ,...TMANKI wlthlll & c..•l OIITU&alll ;: · s 16 ntc 'with N. Y. sfalel best. o•. Connors Tree and Landscape llervice. Chester, Oblo. Ph~noll ISWW6 It Stp > ~..• lr TREE AND SHRUB lrlmmlni ROOM HOUSE In Reed!ville on Rt•ll• 611, g89, water and electricity, plenty of shade, not lar /rom Forked Rub Lake. Pbone 992-2713, E. E. Hayman, S)lracuse, 0. ~ • I .> 1 The ladies of the Presbyterlor Church met. one day !sst week . and gave Jt 1 thorouJh cle8fl' .. in g. '~ Mrs. Lal'l'l' Clark and daup ter. Tamra, and Mra. Margarol Douglas visited Ava Gilkey II!' 0 · Saturday. Those enjoying 1 cook out lit the home of Mr. and Mrs. &II-' ert. Alkie Jaot Saturday eVIIIII!I:, were Ava Gilkey, Mr. ..Mrs. Babe Whaley and 11'81"'Terry of Columbus, ,•., Mrs: Mae Mason ~ elllplif."" WANTED ment in Carriers Needed For Pomeroy Apply At The Daily Sentinel Office : . PIANOS 110 Mochonlc St. eWURLITZ&R e&AI.OWIN end OTHER FAMOU' IIIAHOI 3 ROOMS I ..NOW TAKING Newfurnitu ONLY $299 APPLICATIONS f30,0f Down - lo~co on ConYinlttlf fermi FOR CARRIERS ' ·IN MIDDLEPORT. ContiCI F•y• Manley . ~ddleport Y.......,.. Qoyploquote: TALENT IS DEVELOPED 1N Rl!l• TIRillolllNT: OHARACTER IS FORMED 1I'1 THE ft.IISK or THill WON.D.-GOETHE 40 • *" - ....... lblllli<llf, loo,J i;~iJ~~~~~:~~:"i~t· '< ., MA.SON FURNITURE "CO. In the second he t d Thomas trlol Huddleston, MASON, W. VA. 24 Point Pleasant. .,-,. fol!ni mnncent on a charge of .,. 1 _ _.._..;..._~~~ 1ault 11nd battery. HUddieston I _____ 1Thursday, T'-:'_,..,.·.., ' r,· . .• ... ~! '. •. . • ~!hens. • �' I ·r.' ' : •t~il- '.I ' ' -L.~_ I' '' _',.· ' ''• ' . ' ' .j. ' ! ·$· ' . ,., ' . r -;. . . h. .• i ' ' \ 1987 Dea~-Tillis Vows • Re.ad June Third • Ina 1. X . ' . TOKCO · (UPI) - Communist allnl ~ em, Sunday I 1iu --~~•av 111**1 its llrot: """""' .... • !ban t1troe Min&'~ eatry btto tlte ..... qt. • . A l'eldlll 8adl~ b~cast said the ,"[Jn-tul oxperll!lent of I bydrnP,D boll!i'' took plaQI Saturday In tl1e air over western China and demonstrated "a new stage in the ..-:t- es . irst 0 . development of uuclear WGB·' pons." The announcement coiDctded with tbt •l'lllt bt New York el Soviel PrMII• Aleltt Kosyilt11, whooo tw been Involved In bt!lOr ,Ideological controversy with ROO! CIUlla. · It lndlested Communist Chi- ,.a.. na's dfvelopment of nuclear was progressing more . than many western ..•~i . ' . experta·ertglnally expected. Ftnt H-Bomb Both official Peking Radio and the New China NeWB 1 Agency reported the Peking govel'llll)enl's sixth nuclear ex~"!!t·fn two years and elghl ' montha-:-and till '11rat bydrof!ca bo~est. " 'lmnouncement did not .l.ve· ·· exact ll!Catton of tlle bomb lest. It · lovaa believed ' ·)~i' tmmlil'. tile Red amteee Ht off the bomb In China'• mnote wtlleru . S(nklang Provlnce, ~, retdnl aovemment malntalill buse liUCiear tesUng wber• lactllttes. 'lbe , . olll~fal New Clllna ~ency ·Mporlsaid the "suceess of thll· h)'droten ·bomb test n~ll ~110ther leap ID the •velQJIIipenf of Clllna's nudear .weapotaS!'· weapOns Into an entirely new atage," the Peking agency said. "The Chinese people llllu proud of this, and the revolu!lonary people the world over will also take It as a llll!lter of pride." Pking's claimed feat would put it In the company of the United States; Brll.ain and tbt' Soviet Union-the thri Is natiOIII which have had lht bydrogeu bpmb. France currenUy developing an H-bomb but tt Is not· expected to be ready lllr ieveral yean. In Naolear Ap Red China entered tha nuclear ag• on Od .6, 1964, with a nuclear .test about the Blze of tbe U.S. bomb dropped on ''lroshlma In 194S-'the equt- +· Weather •vtlllt!&· Blgb ted~' bt .... Fair 1111d leo• bamld Moaday. CoOt- er. Gallipolls-PL Plelisal11 VOL. 2 NO. 20 • employed a guided mlss!k. Thf fifth-and laat previous ~ was conducted on Dec. 2!1, 19811. Finance your new home with a BANK Mortgage Loan! Yes sir, when you finance a home here ' ' our "Full Service" bank y~u can be IIUl'e of immediate action ... really low bank rate~ . •• payments that blend right into your family budget Our clearly"'tated bank Home Mortgage Loans are for you! Come , an d see ••• soon.I m POMEROY an on art 7 Foot Indians Attacking Strip 28 Dt·e In crash came •ton• JU. POMFPOY Serving Meigs County tor 011er 95 yearJ Member Federal ,Reserve System Ja_rni'!S All Accounts lnauNCI Up To $15,000 Under The Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation Open Friday Nights 5;00 to 7:00 p.m. It was only a project lor Tupmlles south of the Amazon, the pers Plains, a community of &· AN KHE South Vetnaml plane l'lldioed urgently that it boul 2110 . pewos along U. S. (UP!)-A u.' s. Cl30 tranaport was trying to return. Then Rt. 1 near the Athens Co· -ryl plane carrying American oer-' came the last message. ' line. , vtcemen back from vacatioo to ! Milton Roush, county FHA ' the warlronts of Sotnb Vletnaml I Fl Rody owers Drowns ..Speel"a} 'WI11"te Hafs' Negro youth Group • gDayton Police Mam"tai"n 0 J'der Helpm FREE PARKING There Is Always Plenty of FREE PARKING SPACE For Everyone at Elberfelds Mechanic Only a Few Minutes Cor·aPark I I' Walk From Downtown Pomeroy. I Shop For 10 Minutes or All Day. •• The Parking Is Free Always Your Gift Will ProbablY Come From taSON w vn. BAHR CLOTHIERS Candice Berger Joan Hackett · (Color) - PLUS- MIDDLEPORT f 0t'iVe·ln TONIGHT Juno 16 OOUBLE ft!ATURI "THI GROUP" "1'HE HUMAN DUPLICATORS" • Labors to Shore'Up Shop at Elberfelds In Pomeroy , ' • ,S.en. Dodd SATURDAY Juno 17 OOUBLI FIATUIII "P.tDIIIIYOND VINGIANCr' And we suggest these famous brand Gifts to please dad. Arrow Shirts . . . Hubbard Slacks .... Rugby Jackel§~ Wear . . , Bermuda ShortS , .... Wembley TillS . . . Swank Jewelry .. ,. Levi Sta-Press Slacks . . . Terry Cloth Robes • • . SUmmer PaJamu. Chuck Connon Joon Blondall Fortour Fathers Day Gifts l'om Allamo SUITS by Curlee And Warren Sewell Charlet VIne FRIDAY UNTIL 8 IN TH~ EVENiNG IUNDA!,!'JIONDAY ANDTVIIDAY Juile .l.lt-20 MJLIIIDI'OLD" OOUBLI PIA1'URII -I'LUS·JUPITH" Swltla Lona ' hter Flni'!J • SATURDAY UNTIL 9 IN THE'- EVENING ,. .. ' moving men and due to aceldental drowning. ~: :;:::::..."'.:."·" tbe ::~:· .~"'line Is.: n-avet ;;;-,;;;;;;..;;;;;;;;;;;;; I ·- - •...__....!, ....J.--......c. · . . -~...:........... ~ --,. -- .. ~d. , ..,. ............"............. ~ , ............... __ ,., '#< ......... ~.~... ...~.•, ........ .... . ,.., -" • ···-~-OIJ!ll Big Red One Kills 196 Viet Cong Enemy SAIGON (UPI)-U.S. 1st Division troops unchallonged ~ 8@ld the city hopes to along tbe rtven ta unsafe. Saturday turned keep the Wblte Hats In opera-[ an estimated t511 Commulion. FIRST.SECTION "'ur Relations Pill• ~ , . . . ANI Death• olst troops in heavy liglltiug upecta to map out Page 3 . .. Ganor•l News that left 196 enemy dead on tile ba!Uefield. aocl st P~ga 5-6-7-8 . , •. ~laty 'the , White Hats I!CIIve. · · · . P~ga 9 . , , G,.t !,~an ..,.. ,.,. 19~ will be to kl!OP MILWAUKEE, P. (UPl) , and lilm mollvated." - Fur mer Ala~ P191 10 . .. In ~r1T11wn :11)1o 1 hopea ·to wln George C. Walla~ .1114 $1;¢(!ND'$ECTIQN ~larshtp to Coile&• day he may just eJ1!1 Plft 13.-)4 .•. ~I •no! ...,.,. Jaw, .• ppears to be ·lldenlll he~ td -~~t:.l Y,JI:~.;H• Qfed the lel'!'iJ · · a lltlrd ·Parlf ..., 11o but't\01 1n the: ' ' 1n t!tJdtl'itood, liy , the l'l'atl~ce INSIDE TODAY ' '. . '. J ~ ' o<'l"-.",,1'',: ct\'IC .Jlllnded y8Utbs Uke thll war for HosPI" r -PLUs- '"THI 2ND liST SICRIT AGINT IN THI .WNOLI WIDI WORLD" I wallace Lik . eS Color George Nader Barbara Nichols . FOR LADIES ONLYI saves · words for Monday McDorhman, right, 1tate Fll'lller'! Administration director, and i Frank W. Porter, Jr., attorney for the Tuppers Piai}ls-Chester Water District, discuss details peri tammg to ihe $1,755,000 loan msde by the FHA last ~eek for construction of the rural water s:ys- supervisor, eventually convinc-1crashed Saturday night at thlsl I tern tn Meigs and Athens Counties. The water dis· ed tha TupperB Platns people I headquarters base of the u.s. 1 By BRUCE w. MUNN visits ,., Secretary General silent prayer or medltatt~ -~1 also received a $~,6!'!-_1100 E_~A_grant. . ..that the project should Include , lsi Air Csvatry Division, killing I o United Press Jntenuttional Tbant and Assembly President K08ygin stood with the rest ol 28 of the 49 persons aboard. ffi UNITED NATIONS (UP I)- Abdul Rahman Razhwak of the delegates-to argue brieflJ The lour-engine plane carry The General Assemblv'o emer- fghanistan altt;r arriving •t on the agenda for the emerge~> ing a pasBengers anci seve;l gency session on the Middle I the U.N. headquarters about cy session. crewmen, had fiown in from East crisis opened Saturday 9::W a.m. As tranSII_'Itted lo all 1D Saigon and Pleiku and was . with Soviet Premier Alexei N. Adjourns Quickly member natlonB by Than!, !In taking off for Qui Nhon on a GALUOLJS ~Rndy Flowers, I Kosygin the only major wo~id The assembly was called into worksheet for the ~tlnl return trip to Saii!OD when it 20, Rl l, Bidwell, become Gal- ; leader pre,.nt for the b;te! sesswn . at 10'12 a.m., mcluded two separate Items. DAYTON (.UP!) - A memberl that ~akes you feel pretty m\1<1 II up. • ran o!f the Tllllway. 1lla County's first drownlnJ vic-l mi!Oiing at which the Umted It adjourned at 10:52 a.m. ~Adoption of the agenda, of the White Hall, I special Igood... I He explained that the youths It tipped nose forward and tim of 1967 Saturday afternoon States and Jordan clashed over EDT unttl 10:30 a.m. EDT[whose contents was not IJIOCi. group of Negro youth.• w.ho t!l~ter, who was given one are actually sworn In to uphold exploded In names when the I at Cora Park, located about ' the agenda. Monday when the fireworks will lied. . _ he!"'d poliCe "store rac1al 1 year s probation for a breaking tbe laws of the state of Ohio pilot apparently tried to abort five miles ROUth of Gallipolis Kosygin, the center of allen- begm. -SoVlet Foretgn · Mlnlsle1 ~~ ~e~~· .said Saturday he 1,~1 and entering .conviction three and the ordinances el the city the takeoff. off Rt 5811 _ lion for mU!ions of New Yorkers! The opening session was Andrei Gromyko's tetter ,.. do,t,ng tl to ·h~p my people. years ~go, satd the people in of Dayton. 1 The toll waa officially ' The Gallipolis Post, State and a security force of marked by an exchange be· questing tbe emergency session, I am doing It to try to keep the rac:ally troubled west end Martz said Rep. C.J. McLin, at 28 dead and 13 injured Highway Patrol reported the thousands since his pr<Kiawn l tween U.S. Ambassador Arthur Gromyko bad asked that the . them from getting !hoi up; (et- listen to him. , . the Negro c;ongressmau wbG 1 reports from the crash scene drowning oocur;ed around uo' arrival, did not speak during J. Goldberg and Ambassador assembly meet f?r the "ltquida· tlng put in jall, kee~,R them "I'm experienced with represents Dayton, came to city indicated s,; my have perish:'d. .m. the 41-mlnute session. Muhammad H. EI·Farra over lion" of lsrae~ s aggression" from geltinl I record, Is the of the things that gb on. I olflclabl to wggest the Fire trucks and ambulatil!eS p Two members of the The start of the assembly was what the assembly was sum- and the Immediate wltbdrawal way Howard Slater, 17, explain- thsm better (than the Hat Idea which worked in rushed to the airport at this Us patrol pos~ Myron West delayed 41 minutes beyond its mooed to discuss. of !sr~ell forces from Arab ed It. . , Slater IBid. pa, Fla., this week. sprawling mU!tary bese . Rex Johnson. recovered 1h 1:30 a.m. ETD schedule be- Goldberg took the ll~r after temto;tes to ~nd the 1141 It ~ him a 'sense of salt&- Pollee olfltlals were The ths IrtcU miles north of Saigon. VIctims body in 12 feet of water .,.... Kosygin paid courtesy the usual opening mmute lor Palestm• armisttce lm... lacllon," tbe youth sail!. . . for the l!elp. . you are s Y were taken to baSI! hospitals. m · . 5 30 "Juat knowin' thst y;;u're do- "'l'bey are yery, vety ~Martz li;"'d- lvtc The Cl30, a turbo-prop plane, ·Dr P·,;nald Waretwn. ...... L."'"" for IIOIIle , bodY - 1ve,.,, Col . Clair W. M..-."'"Y-We'd are JUSt c . "" ' •oe someu~.., ., .. youths. like to get miu',o Is the workhorBe of tbe VIetnam Ita County ·coroner, ruled deaiLhl Member FDIC r . .rorter 0 *f.r NATIONAL BANK \ ' BY ROBERT WINGETT [farmer's Home Admlnisdltratlon l ~oy ediattotedrney 'thforh !hie district, . toChest· tbe'"d lotln~ ouHtlylng.dsecil. ! RIO DE JANEIRO (UP) - Rescue aircraft scanned POMEROY About three (FHA) awarded the strtct 111 cr WI . av ng rs m v c '"' 0 oat "lh Ud I 8I t h 0 f 1 d . th ld" S t d f · ' · · lh0 In""'" te k that wold have a much better · e w ~s re r an 1n e wor a ur ay or a years ago ,tjle idea of a giant 1loaiUI totaling ll,17S,OOO and ~ · ·~•. · ~ , u . . 'C-47 transport plane believed to have crashed with 20 rural water system in Meigs . Economic Development. AdiDI)Io ed the pr~jecl. Porter' of I .hance of bemg funded if the persons aboard. . County a dream, ""d a istration (EDA) authonzed a Crow· Crow & :law i scope were broadened. I "! am afraid they are lost," a Brazilian Air Force preposterqus one at that. Igw " $1,671,000. · led the l'!l'f;batue Wltl\ · ID May of 1185 • publlo officer said when asked if there was any chance of surToday. the system iB r.•·•cti- Tbe commitments, In fact, necessary to get the water me~ting was called lllr the viva! for the six-man crew and 14 soldiers who took off cally assured in a bigger way · make tbe Tuppen P I a t 1 s- !riel's appllcatlona Into 8 reSJdeoll of Tappen Plalal, Friday to rescue a jungle airstrip under attack by giant ttuin first was thought J"'SSible. : Chester Water Dhtrtet I be through the many Chester and other 011tlyt118 Menkrononty Indians, The ~ssurance came 1as t 1 most btab1.Y ~anced rural wa- offices lor llnal awroval. areas to d!Jcua lbe ponlbut. A U.S. Air Force photo·reconnaissance plane led a week when the federal govern· · ter 1y8tem ~iet ~~ 'bron~bl "Attorney Porter ~serves II,~' of tlte water BY•tem. 1search .party of eight ai:craft over a 160,()()0 squar.':...mil~ ment CQmmilted funds totaling Into existence lllrOogh , 'FilA pat, on tbe back from e · The attendance at I hIs ,stretchmg from !.he Xmgu $3 329 0110 to the ·Plain& and EDA. · person who wUI benefit from meeting w" big enough to con- River to Carajas Mountains. Cachimbo had reported It was Ches~r Water T h 0 ' Frank w. Porter, Jr. Pome- the system," said water district vtnce everyone there that !UpTropical FOr•st under attack by Menkrononty · · · ' board of trust..-ea president · port for a water system In othIndians armed wtth clubs, lily Lyons last week upon being er sections waB tremendous," The wild region Is buried spears and arrows. 'Mitfted th$1 !edel'al lunds I or recalls Porter. beneath a suffocating !50-loot Tile C47 was one of the two tbe. BJslem had been commi~ It was then that activity be- thick blanket of tropical rain dispatched to 88Sist Cachimbo. ted. . gan to establish the Tuppers forest, tha largest area of · The other arrive dafely and - I Oth District Congressman Clar- • -~ on tbe oll:ttlJ: hand, be· Plains-Chester Water District unexplored terrl!<>ry on earth reportedly drove of! the lndtans ence E. Miller got a first hand look recently into the lii!Vii' ti '!Jillul4 b4! Lyilu, and leaders began accept!Df except for the titgld zones. by buz.ing the airfield several extent of Communist participation in th~ war in Viather g~eriilll!h Sf the w'a t e r $10 ' ,. . .,- ,.om resirt ... ta as "Thil is the )Vlldest stretch of times. etman. The Congressman IS ·~own as he Inspected a , dt81Ti•t' ~n(rd of Far· <Continued on Page 2) ,.... land l.tbf41111Eid," the air force . · Manne Corps collectiDn of captured weapons taken . . ;,1 · · · 8 il1l -~ ~ · · ""sailf. •"Pbe last meis ·.; The Menkrononly Indians are I from the V1et Cong m the Chor area of SdUth VIet- . ·•. :. \j ·1 o ' olll~!;f · Bi a age tribe now number- nam near the demilitarized zone. Top fire power ill 1 and f ~ed fr?m tbe Pane was lng about 4,1100. They roam over !.he display was a 12.7 Soviet·made heavy mschillt 1~ 1 we .•re ~ to ..~and, we are 5,0110 square miles and some gun on wheels. Miller said !he Viet Cong drag these . 1 . ' not m condlbon... . atl.. ain hel•hts of seven feet. heavy weapons through the ogles with elephants 7 ~:;~~· ~Lyoiil, · wtt hI The C-4 , t~ mllltary verBJon- Indian ex~rts oaid, "they are and use them for anti·aircraft weapons and anti·per1 fl and lew ol'ler of the .twln-egme DC· 3· took ~If the terror of other tribes and sonnet weapons. Millo:r said the display was a real 0 men of the TuPper! PI IiI ' from Jacareacanga Atrbase, a have resisted to the death every "eye-Opener" and called for tightening of trade to community, first up With tiny dot In the green wasteland, he low class ...nol the under- the countries who are supplying !.he Viet Cong wilb the water ;~system. Idea." laid I enroute to Cachtmbo Alrbase, them." weapons and ammunition. II!"' f .' PRICE I 0 CENTS •1 est A·Dream?Yes,Once,But3 Years j_;ater, Water System is Certain Relax Dad - '; I FOUR SECTIONS SUNDAY, JUNE 18, 1967 can 1rcra lllscribed u ~~ "the~~> mr\'lUCiear matertaJ." The fourth C1!Inese tell occurred Oct. 21,'196!1, and the Peking govei'JIIIlelll aald It "Women are the baggsge Ill life: they are troublesome, and kinder U!J ln the great mardi, yet we eanaot be wHhuul them." - Sir John S..:kltog. lletloted To TM Grealer M!ddlt Ohio Val!eu 42 PAGES valent of 20,0110 tolls of TNT. 'l:he second Cblnese test, Mq 14, 1965 "" somewhat larger. It• tnird, on May 8. tli66. was 10DAY'S THOUGHT tmtt Beatteref thundershowers thlt - ~!*· "It marks tbe entry of the development of Cblna's n~clear ,. ' Military spokesmen In Saigon U.S. military spokesmen also placed the toll at 28 but reportsr~vorted that U.S lOlst Ail<from An Khe, headquarters of borne Division paratroopers 3111 the U.S. lsi Air Cavalry miles nortbeast of SalgCIII Division 230 miles north of the battled an estimated 400 to 8111. capital, said 35 persons were Viet Cong in a seven-ho~J! killed sod at least 13 rushed .to batUe. Only eight C~ hospitals. were known tilled. . � 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 16, 1967 adams hendershot price riffle