https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/74636dc9bec7717447c9adc63a728836.pdf 6e5cb68d885583c41af86a82b84f4f79 PDF Text Text I I c ,._,, \ .\ .,''. Q Society ... by' Charlene Hoe/lic1l, Tel. 992·5292 - --- ----:--_ --==-- -----------~ ----...::0: - - omL About Middleport Events I Mr. and Mrs. Joe Cabeen, tumbus were weekend guests I of h)s mother, Mrs. Fred Ca· been and brother-In-law a n d slste;, Mr. and Mrs. William Low ·toiiJPt II! IIJ. s aa D :r lorlh"' "' wee.,~~ay, pirtJy •lollly •••, . . . • lew lila... -- TALJ!E • 1 Weather Unloramble theoe tour Jwnblet, """ letter 19 eldl oqiwe, to form tour ·ordinar¥ word1• . Q-~-- .. .. t( / • ·~·· I 'lernowon 11a11o Ill lflerDOOL 1 HELEN HELP US! DHOfetl To 7'1ae lnt.relfl Of 7'1uJ Melp.MIJion .4reo '•I ·' I_I I Mr. and Mrs. Dan Farmer, Dayton, visited over the week· end with Mrs. David Farmer and Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Skin· I (J VOL XX .... ...."'"' M/11>1 POMEROY·MIDDLEPORT, OHIO ' NQ,, 47 { se int CONceALINI& Ag~ TUESDAY, JUNE 2.0, 1967 oris urc ase n ater Pomeroy Council Unanimous Vote Elberfelds .. In Pomeroy Your Shopping Center Wearing Apparel For Your Family and Furnishings For Your ·Home ..,. ,__ ____ ____ Plenty of FREE PARKING SPACE at Our ' Mechanic Street'Warehouse and ontur_. \ s,cond Street Parking Lot. ---- ---~-- Elberlelds In Pomeroy - In Meigs County The Buy t· TONIGHT ond TUESDAY Grange Will Hold Inspection On July 13th June 19·20 DOUBlE F!ATURI "BLINDFOLD" ·-PLUS- "JUDITH" Sophia J..oren Peter Flncb The DOMINANt STRONG CONCENTRATION ' ' Of Circulation··· . Newspaper .. MEIGS THEATRE Pomeroy. 0. ' MONDAY ond TUESDAY Jun• 19·20 It Pays Off . Where It Counts IN OVER BEST IN TIME ••• BEST IN ·SOUND! ' CLOCK RADIOS 5200 HOUSEHOLDS WHILE IN TOWN THIS WEEK FOR Til REGATTA STOP IN AND SEE OUR LINE OF: OUR BREAD and BUnER ~· :• : • ; ' '~"'. HORSE & PONY EQUIPMENT Get GREATER Returns on your advertising dollar eLAWN BOY MOWERS . .. lee all the Dew 1967 Zenith radios, ater· eos and Zenith Color and Black It White TV at Ingels Furalture. · OPEN FRI. & SAT. NIGHTS INGELS FURNITURE · MIDDLIPORT ~ . e SCHWINN BICYa.ES .Advertise In The Daily Sent;nel eSUPER KEM-TONE PAINTS ' - ·Meigs County'S 9nly H~~,. Newspaper eGENEIIAL HAIDWARE BRW HDWL & LEATHER' SUPPLY · 111 W. 2nd St. • . ''c Pomeroy ------ ' 1- ..:L. . ' - - - It can ba yours, too HYou've Got Something To Sell e SIMCO SADDLES-BRIDLES AND ~ow .. .~ . '· . ~· · · ? . ; J, �\ ' ' ~.,..,.."'t<,__. ' I I ' he feels that be has no chOice 1963, and Oet t, 19113 on one of Osw!lld was wearing a heard landlady Mrs. Jesse Garner but to go thro."gh wtth 1t,:• 1 which dates the ploJ to ~jll and hving with Feme TUlane / On Oet. 4, the documentary Shendan sa1d He says he s , Kennedy was allegedly hatched played two games at home in contmued. Oswald was .n afratd if he changed hts 1tn New Orleans at a 'party" l~;m Sept. 20 and Ort. 4. Dalljls, where he regtstereo at testimony, that Garmon mtght attended by Shaw, Ferrie and ' NBC News quoted two w1tnes- the YMCA, spoke with an • mdict him for perjury " Oswat!J, according to Russo's •,.. as •aying O.wald could not acquaintance on the tetef11;on,• QuesU011 Oowalil StDry tes~nwny J bave been Uvinj with FeiTie Dn and was IJI!frvaewed for a Job. The program ai110 rats.d the Russo said the party WOk Sept 20 He!faolivlllfl at home .,. Five jlllriiOII.! alleged d1ey question of Lee Harvey t"s I place on the same day as a, in New Orleans and he was were offered inducements, rang. wald's wh•reatouts on Sept 20,/ Tulane football gam• and that/ clean-shaven, according to hiS I ilJg from money to threats ,.f exposure, by ,members of 1 Garr18on's st11H fn return for their !Rstimonv'ln the case I I • et 0 • ts Wlarne·.J to Be 'Doers' ~A-LI.-STA---." ' Kosygin Toug·h but not T00 Mueh M h dis I ' syracuse W' "---nd Game H pen ouse an'dDedicat"Ion. 0 tosT~~ ~~o~!:'!.t~~~~htl 0: Tax on utdity . . s·Ils . House I proposed m As F•IrSt Jtem 0f Admi DIStratiOD • • package ~ ~t B.~ sa:~ ~u:tney. 1 J'" APPfOVed G Joh- Jord an, "e 21 D,·es ' , -Water Works Drove 80 Miles Unknowing ' )" p00f·B0mb w •111Dg • ,. aves seeretary' · 8 Life 6 :r I Leaders Tit! DAilY SENTINEl •-• - ·-Reumon • IIeld at F . la ··-"· ..... ... airp y .,;r....,., .,.,. ,..".., T. ', Talent-Rich Show·~Pron.:l:!e"dat ~outhern .::::..:~ · Gritn}IJ111911',~ M!Im AI~ seuer., ":::--"'<!!- ·-"" "' ...,. .., ' 1 , ·~.;:;~ : "' ~ ~. .w. I _ . , .. , <~iltl s~aroti ·~ Matti~ ., ~J'~ ':;: ~~:r.euitw~ A~NY in~ oft~~- ~t:illfu$11 ~· -~N~~ m.. ) We~etta :!~~~h~i~~ly favored to take Jury Selected For Cassius Clay's Trial I The team title will he decided · 1 former World · Boling Negroes on e1ther the LouiS VII e 1Thursday after 36 holes of HOUSTON (UP!)-Testimony By Unlt"d Jiron lnlfrulloDal stroke play white the IJ>divldoal hegins today in Caasius Association champion. or Houston draft boards whu h National Leaps -hole winner will be crowned trial on a charte of refusing Quldl Jill')' Seatlllc 1 ruled Clay should be clasSified 1 72 G. AB. ~ on Saturday. The huge netd wilt induction Into the armed forces, The selection of the alx men II-A. ctmnte, Pitt 57 22'1 4t M be cut to the low 60 scores. and • struggle Clay predicts will be six women jury took leso Clay refused Induction Apr~ I ' Cepeda, StL 55 2117 33 ties on Thursday. ' , tough~ than his than two and a halfhoun, 23 on the grounds be should Siaub, Hou 53193 18 66 Tllday's East-West match will champumslllp bout although the start of the h.Ve been exempt because he Is GDZlllz, Phil 52 165 2 954 , put a number of two-man teams Terrell. Mledlon pr~• was 4elayed a Black Muslim minister 9il per Rose, Ctn 110 238 44 77 from each sector against each Jury selection was completed more than five hours Monday. cent of the lime and a boxer McCrvr, StL 49173, 29 56 , olller In best-ball play. The Monday In Clay'• trial de'l'heCOb ctlnathy DijurysclpllnclofudOhres. ~ only 10 per cent ol the time. 18 0 Aaron, All 59 228 48 74 West squad h h I tur ' I · ind cti th a es Allen, Phil 80224 43 '72 • ' "•_;_ __~~ h , u ~ ckooM Churcb and a dean In the If U.S Dlstrtc! Judge .ioe · 0 8 1 Brock, StL 59 270 48 66 Yastrzemskl Red Sox 16· . 1 te a us Church, Bolh replied Ingraham rules lhe Louisville " Flood SIL 53 m7 28 tl6 ' Man"e Yanks' 13 ' '"!?r' r.ll b , to questioning they would give draft hoard should have do- I u , R..s Bitted . Ia easter, ' · a trial as ••m• Cl em'd was muc , his as fSir "w' ferred ~ ... e 25-year-o fd !i••t ... er, • , American Leape G. ,All· R. R· National League: Wynn,' As- , 1:,;~ ,;,:~~:~! bout would give members ol their the trial will be over and Clay F Rbsn, Bal 62 230 49 77 'tros 411; Clemente, Pirates I&; -------cburch. wfll be free. However, If Kallne, Det 11 ;11 45 68 Aaron, Braves 15 , Perez, Beds John MUier of Brigham The jury includes a banker, a : JUdge rules ~e board was Ystzski, Bos 62 224 38 73 «; Phillips, CUbs 42• University and Kemp persOMel repre•entattve for ~ 1correct, the trial wtll go to the 10 Carew, "'In 62239 76, Amerkaa League: F. Robin- 110n of Southern California, Freebn, Del 62118 'l1 61 aon, Orioles 56; Klllebrew, ruled a slight favorite over the r ~oye 1 ·~er at Super P..mlum Quality Ptroclll, 8os 60 212 29 65 Twlna 52: Yastrzemsl<l, Red Sox Eaot, paced by B. R. Armco. an e:Oploye relatiODlf Berry, Chi 59 231 33 70 , 46; Kalme, Tigers 46; Howard, of Louisiana State and man for Humble on IJid Nrthrp, De! 55 Z2t1 28 68 , Senaton 39 Lewis Jr. of Wake Fore!!, ReOnery Co a llriteh board Blair, Bal 541'18 2t 53 Pltc•IDI only Walker ,Cup player in ' Tovar, Min 63 259 46 77 , National Leape: Queen, Reds tourney. ~a~~e, 1 HOme llano ; Lemaster, Braves 7-1; Among thOse seeldng nd 1 1 Nati-ILngae: Aaro Cuellar, Astros and Veale, unseat Hous\On, which has Co e SJne ! 10 Decorator Colors Braves 17: W)'llri, Astros Plrdles 1-2: Farrell, Phlls and the team title nine of the last ;,:: w~· 110 Neci'oes on the ' Perez, Reds It; Brock, lfu11hes, Cards &-2. yeses, was Brlgbam jury lthoug~ 11 Negroes were 13; PhiWpa, ~aa Le•iH• Horton, LQu/siana State, Flortda~,II'!:I~Inc~~~~.:ed In the panel ofiiO for Pirate• 12. White Sot 8-0i Sparma, Tigers hnma State, Southern c Antmeaa Leape1 F. Robin- and l&cGlothlln, Angels 6-1, and Wake Forest. San ~~~~~~ :::!: Lt<uolHaNtd ChoN, Mttr. son, Orioles lndfans 11-1; ~g. State, lui year, 11. MlcldlliPOrt Twlnl 8-2. was nulslde cl!anee. Pllont WY 2-2511 := UJ! C:: 11 w., :::I 11 'l , BLOOD I ,-H--d--H-- ~ · --• - -G-- ---d--P- • hi F ~ --P-1--- ~ ~~· n~h~: p~;;edn~"~~~~~~;~., ar Ittmg, 00 ltc no0 eature ay 1 ppd , •·1 r:. , KING BUILDERS SUPPLY COMPANY LineScor:•ACJ , 8 ! 1 l•t no fault or Mr Smith's, and • Eastern ~ppea red for tts game Minn. 4 Batt o, 1st, tw1hght Hard, hilling and sharp pitcll-1 Mark Werry pitched the route •gles, and Danny Stone, a single. Thursday mght Available At Bait 9 Minn. 5, 2nd, night EEONDELAWARE, Pa. lng led the Unheattn Tigers to for the Yanks, fam1lng eight 1 -i n for •he • Mr Smtih has offered to make Cleve. 4 K.C. 2, tst twtltght IUPI\-The East me~ the a 18-2 wm over the Yanka In and walking ill baltfrs. Young n a.;w~ ~r.' 0~":::! Dod. er' up the game later 'at· Ea stern, Cleve 2 K 1, 2nd , m•ht West Ieday in a tune-up m•~£• Pomeroy to strike an youngdp·1ra tpe •leY ams, th e p tra tges 11because of the mtxup • • I'> 'I" 11 M nd Boys' League action !lnd Burney __... combined lk 290 N• Sec, Avo, tal•!. 2 Detrott Q >1st, twlligbt 1for lhe 701~ annual NCAA golf on o ay. ·-· out ntne.,.. wa seven. ' won 6_1. Mike Nesseirood p•t- 1 ThiS game, too, Will be made Phone: 992-3748 Detroll 5 Calli 1 2nd night champ10nsh1p on this resort The Dodgers, meanwbile sco- Joe Welker went aU tbe way, h ,j th d L I up later, tf 11 bas a bearmg Middleport, Ohio 45760 11 B~• at ~Y., ·mght, ram rourse in the }!ocono ijUII!fillS ted an equally convinmng 14-2 ~n the mound for the Dodgers ~~~emane w:r~~~Yfo:nthe ~- ~m;_t::h;; e~ch::,:•:;:m:,::p:;:io:ns::h~tP;;_-===~~~~~~~~~=~~~~~~~~~~~~ ;: Today's Probable Pltchen I of northeast Pennlylvlmia. victory over the Pirates. ' m their win and fanned four I Th lJodg hltl ! i (All Times E(lTJ The actual 72. hole tour- Eddie Young aod ·F!oyd Bur- while walking 011tf one! Plrlle re~,Da e Stl> er~e~ k Boston (Bell 3-!i) a't ~lW York ' nament, the nation's oldest golf ney combined to pitch on&. hit burlm Marty Vaughan, Davis I~n d "::'bad"~· I rar ~ I IStottlemvre l-61 So " · tourney •eis underway Wedne•- ball while paslng the Tigers to and Job Dillard Jill pitched fori p.r teeac 'Pes or ' • I ·• ' · r · I • tras Wa•hmgton (Bert,;1a 1-2\ at . day when a record field of 250 \hetr fi th conseeuhve wm. The the Pirates striking out eight • · Ctucn~o IHoward 2-4j, 9 p.m ' co 1! e g 1an s representing 72 only yank, hit was single by 'l'er- 'and w~llting JWVen , 1Tigers • ' 202 13:! - 10 11 ' Ca1 1fornla (Hamtlllm 11-01 at universities tee off on the 7 000- ry Eyans. I Getbng the Dodger hilt! were •Yanks 020 0011 2 D••roit (Pcd•es HI), 9 p m yard par-72 course at Sha~ee Tiger hitters were Bob Black- :Welker, a double and single, Young, Burr.ey '3) and P Kensns City (Nasi> 7 51 at • In• !ston wtlh a;ol~ homer, two dou- 1and Tim Colburn, Jon Buck, , Dlll. Werry ~ Wyatt. ! Cle•elond ITiant 5-l), 8 p m. ' The major Intercollegiate golf igtes and a lmgle; Andy Vau- 1Carl Offutt, Tink Dtehl an~ Dodgen t5l 4Xll - 14 I : (Only •arr•s schedule<f) I championship features compe(J.: ghen, two smgles; Ed Abbott, tFred Sllllth, each a !Ingle, P1- Pirates 002 Oxx 2 6 Wedlle'day'J Games !ton for team and lndlviduBII" double and Burney, Jeff Ridg- [rate hitturs were Chu~k Faulk, Welker & Offutt M Vaughan, Woeh at Chtcago 2, twi-nlght honors with Houston University, way and Paul Dill, each a sin- a two-run homer: Jon Dillard I DaviS (l), J. Dtllard (3) and C, l,l1•onesota at De(roit, night perennial cottegiaie golf power gle. and Randy Faulk, each two sm, faulk. __ _~Caltfm'nia at cteveland, inight house and the defending cham- - · · - - - -- ··--- - - - - ~--,-- · -- CIVIl lf/af .D' M h Rhod parl over Tax ca~n I 250 Record FI'eld For ~:~sa~o;~'Y ~ ;: .:~ : Washmgton 28 36 433 10'1 1 NCAA Event Monday'! Results 1 Jl!:· PI With I a F T ,, p All d p B b II G eague ay rotest owe ffi ony ase a arne Of L Beat The H I "'r 3 "The results of his four iltes' clL!tomers was proposed whtch a separate f]>arge .,; Re K nell~ C R Is Ia cb of dev what Is happtnlng fri order , eurance run wllh hJS s~cond slllmontlls of puhlle investigatton Monday mght in the Ohio made also woold be exempt Jn.1 p. en 'd • r~ed' ar(e otnllll. that at all l~els of JOC!ety dleport Boy~ League action gle '" the fourth aftfr HoffmaJl ' = awsre. 111 .e oppos ex, !be rna trul be ltno-'·' Monday rvemng had walked. have been to damage reputa- House aa the llltllal portion of The House, wh1cb passed ftve tendmg the power of emment I Y Y Y w..,.gea- Th D-' h · 5-2 o h ' twns to spresd fF"r and the admmtstratton's tax pack- bdls Monday night hss another d thl faDt ble, committed and 4iscipltalid · e ......s ,l!<l'lme • • e Yanki · · ·, . · · 100 010 - 2 4 0 suspi~ion and w0111t of all to age lengthy calendar t:..tay headed omam m s case. to meet si!uatlons 'u they d& Yanks f-3 as this third week of Heda .. . .. .. '10 !OX - t I ' ' ' ' 1 " he play began The Senaton are u Bo"" nd c ~- u. expl()lt tile nation's sorrow and The biU IS permiSSIVe, gtv"1g by a Senate-approved meaaure ill~r-&anl)' Problem v,e op, Said iD ~all of the 'a ' ..,, ..., l arru"ocrs, ~·doubts about President Kenne- county commissioners authority to perrntl disposal of bqutd He awd he foresaw tile posOr faiJUDg eight district supermle'ndentl. U~ tile Indi ns ::~.:r:-es, Kinney and Hoffman. Umptre: dy'• deat!J" -· to impose bv resolutton a tax of wastes In underground pits Thfo Slbthty commisaioners in o 11 e w were not u, on- A Cunm~am. In hiS statement, GarriSon up to 5 per .cent on utthty b•lls Senate wtll constder four bllls county would go into 81Wther Tenth DQtriC\ <Mlgressman day~ead the te'gue wttlu 54 SENA liS-INDIANS " od the NBC report had been of indlVtduals and busme, es. By twc votes, the House d~ county to appropriate l81ld fur Clarence jj;, Milltr today anlUI reco REouro.VANK GA Paul CUnrungham's homer ro1ented With a great deal cf I for genetol revenue purpose• feated 4lh17 Monday night a a proJect because 11 weuld be nounctd approval of a training M' Bol ME and single and a double by Jay SJ!y in order to try and Rep Walter Whtle R-Luna, blll whJCh would have gtven aafer to take the land off an- program fpr unemployed per- J, 11 :. . tbel~fa~ned ~o,i:alkl!ll Warner, for the lndlans, were e •t more d•ges!Jble l lhe chtef sponsor, esttmated county commisstoners authority other CllUnly's tax dupU~ 1 , sons -residing In •the JackBOII ~ , t . ;; ·: ' ,.., or an 9 a u Me- not enough to j}Yero»me tho 10 1 II ·s ob11ous that there are the tax would produce about 1 to aporoor~ate land and proper- The House passed bills IOi" County Redev~lop\rlent Arei·ln Joltn ·E ' '' . • ' ~mn~.Janned • walked 6 for Senators who score4 three runs ,,, _, cnts today m W'•hm~ton, 1$25 mtlhon a year at the rate I tv in adJotmng coun!y for an - P'rmil school boards to accordanc~ llliiJl Sechon 211 ~ h v Co J7d~ 27 · 2Bii 5 ~II- ~ k ~'ttl ·~ Mik Bot'10 ln the bottom of ~e filth and DC " h•ch are desperate ! of 1 per cent the level at airport ,. buy group hie msurance lpr the Manpow,.- ~velopment and a en ur • umbus, d1ed han 1 rs we:e e . made t.hem slandu~ 1m a 12-10 bee""'" we are •n the process which tt was expected to be Would Enlarge Airport employes and their dependents Training Act IUIOXfH!Cledly Sunday In Grant 1 omer, Phil Mdler .,~ triple, victory. • of """venng tbetr hoax ," he ' ftrst tmposod The Cuvahoga County delega- - ProVide tenture for no..: The (ll'!lgra;_, 'lllil\11! will be -~::Ita!. and Ste;~ ~:rlach and Dave For the Senato;a, Bra II o D, •dded The tax would be appllod on !ton sou~ht passage of the teaching, noo-elvll 1 e r vic • conducted jointly by the stat h wu the 1011 ol the I a-lA! ~ ·u.e g ·• Walburn and Coatea Ncb bad Rofule Testimony · , harges for electnc1tv g as, measure to assure acqulstion school employes after three emplllym•n! !IOI'III'll~ and ~ Hug! ~~ Florence Jordan, forReds, Tom Cooke two hilf1,,and l!lewer and Kloes Y Ru" o one of Gom water, steam, atr, sewerage of two acres in Lake Counly yean' employmenf. tiona! e®catiOII 0rfic.. w111 tner Y 0 ~alhpotts. He Is surone eacn. Ml were qles, • 0 key w•lnesse< in the ca•e servtce, telephone >nd te!e.l neederl to e<pa d Cuyaho•a - Give tenure te township help preP""' 1~ ~ld~nls tor ~=-by :::: wife, MJdna Maag Chest~r Ro)lSIJ lanned-t r w.UC• ·, 't Shaw, haa t~ent1fted graph ~"'!"' Coun~ AirpQI't to accommodate law enforcement olflters wb o filbs wttb fll!l Ralston Purina a ~ two_-nar old daued 7 for the wers. DotJ.oll as the mysterious "Clay In addthon t0 ~rivato ult•t- jet aJrllnm. have completed poHce tr8llllng Plopj wl!ich 11 QJmpfetiiiB ~ :;ael, fl¥4:,tflll"re, Ml'll, (Continued from P"it I) and Cunning~m fannEid 10, "'"~" who is alleged to tes. it would be impoaed /m Rep : Joseph .T-u 11 e y, II!" programs, new twtey ~~ facility llm•fc of Po •: Mro Ar, wal~ 6, and had four bolllllel e tek.. per\ in a consptracy serv1e•s of mumr~pal corpora- Mentor. led the opposlltoo He - Permit county and district near Wellstqn, dlie Glbaon, ZanesviUe; Mro "Monitors" alter the IJnlon back of them, , lions, county and regmnal wat- noted !hare Is Jn the 7th Court tuberculosis ~pttals' trusfR.ea The ~.841 grant wiD ~·vide James Rober~son. Clllumbus: "eheesebox on a ralt" that sank Also getting, hits for the Jndl. ' ' ' '" v•nnedv u"w•ver, the ,(lotumentary er and sewor distrtcts, ollter of Appeals an appeal bv t ~-1! to lease Jand and buiJdmp f~ on-the-job Ira" · for ~ark- Mrs. Behald Ultert, Columbus; the Confederate Merrimac in ans were R)c~ Stobarl a dol>,a•<l "CI.ay. o· Cl•m R•rtra•d poh!tcal sllhdtvts•ons, or a~ency CUyahoK; County oomml.ttsl,n. clinics and out-patient depart- ers In vartou:'lus pertaining Mrs. IIDward Logan, Pomeroy the world's first battle of ble and single, 1B. Stewart a IIIIi' ;,co en•t An NBC N•ws of the state sellinR, furnish•pg en 1n a suit over two J)ar!:tit ments. , to tnrlrev and poultry dresslq and a brother Robert Jordan, armored w~rshtps. gle,_ and T. Manley two singles. """"-!" h.. seen htm C'em or dei!Vertn~ a ut•hty service. oltand needed fQI' the~- -Prohibit stale unlversiUes and pac~aging ~ofColumbtJS. A tu 11 th fl till "h been Tndtans ... .. • 005 311-10 8 4 " ··•· and i1 nor hiS real name. Governmcnlj Exempt He said that 11 the Cf111J1bJs- or colleges !rom dO[!Oiitlng dDrviees •wll! be Wednesday ~· a :lsto e ~ 1~ as t tw Senators , , , 160 2IX - 12 a 2 0 r:h " • P'O•)dobym ustld by The federal and stole aovern- stoners were~ ··- ol:'tl.e•~·i"trr nabollll or other •'"- ill ••· at 1 ~.m. at lllller's Funeral mg ry or e pas Dodson (LP) CUnnlnghiDI · ·· . -· ~"' ' ""'• ~~ ..., ell, In Galli lis "th bur 1 week!" Marano said He did not ' OJIIO«el\lal• '" New nrJeans ' . men!tt, pohttcal aub<ilVISIO!lS of llOoition "th ~ould not be state's irreduciblt debit fund. ""' ~ HOII)e ' p· s' po WI •• i bor te th actlona b t and Manley, Roush and ~HP " 1JOI C!or i!h•w" the state or a•v of thetr a•en- Irving to 1• 1n the back dQor Three bll!J wero pas.ed II' "' me !reel Cenietery, The e ad ~~ on, h v·~ Umpire: S, Oiler, NBC Mid II ll'llU!d not di,..tose ries, would not have to oev fhe willl special tnlerest ltglJiitlon the Senate, Including one to put I!A!v, Robert Card and the Bev. 881 ed ( 't~u~ oa ~ ~reml~ If» ree• name of "Clem Ia< on utility HerVICCS to them ltr nreempt tile neld .. general health district etflployeo W':"""ll Stutler wlll officiate. arm "' an . m Bertr.m~" for hi• own protee- "•,i•• fumi•~ed roi•-<>nerot .! "P~enl!l , claimed the on'I" under the state' "'911 h t vie • ~ $ , Prtends may call a!t~r 7 p.m ter cannons and mabochmdegutns to --------....,.. ' "' " • ' this eveai!lll 'and '1fldaelda prorect troops a ar roop -- 1•d de'Jtces, and teJO!lhono •' 1saue was mooey, the ownen of aystem. ' roLUMBUB '(UPIJ - Form- Ul t' of lent Ytil>' carrie" and command boats er ~lean S...te leadtr c. •me ces. (Continued From Page I) Stuley Mech8111' of Ne!ll<liiVille uS. inlantrymen have been OhiO Electric Co, O!'io Power CON 1 _ ' ' ' • taday ~ the admlnlstraining aboard barrackJ lbips Cll.• 'n. Daily Sentmel, T ~ I TINUED From _P•.ge .1 b;allo!l'• tiUfllfill ·lll"<lill ~pll ...., since February in preparation Athens Messen1er, WMPO Ra0 the ps~~~d ~~~~:!~o:f g~: tu U "utterly flllt8stle." Major lnpe llaulfl for carrying the war to the dlo, J!:lberfelds, M~ip Local ways rm · n to re th , Medtmn, chalnnan of a eum- 1y lllllted Pnu faRruiJoall rivers alld marohland1 of the School ,Ofllelals. Po-: ridg."".'::t ~~~ CLEVELAND (UP!) - Polioel The package, which was to BalU~ In :\'to:it 1\ISCU. lilfslion appointed bJ Goo. Amert..a Lea , Mebng Delta. For the battle P0!4EROY -"Robert l)ouc!l, · approtches wtlh ut the .11 said Monday a secretary from equivalent ot 20 sticks of CoQnty befora the bumti Jamea A. Rhodell to •ua-t a llts at N y !gilt ll'fpd in they switched to fl<lattng troop Paul CarPer, Margaret McDaaparticipatmi 1, onciall vt age tl suburban ,Garfield Hetghts mire, did not up!~ beca· fomtd. ~ was ihere visit- ftvlslm of the tal 1JIIom, laid IFi.:at Ga~i' n- ' P ' ra carrierl that carried them tels, r,!ary Allee Samuels, Nor- Gave~ Porn~· El _ drove 80 miles to Sugar Creek , It was improperly ctbectecl lng 1 sister and brother-In-law. the Jli'GI)Oied gr.. ,_qu tal Cal 100 0011 P20- 2 6 2 along the Rach Cat Rtve, below rna l)aker, Gerald McDaniel, mentary5fl PTA oy rmle iOhto, Sunday with' a package of a sparkplug. coold "bankrupt many ' ~·t Robo\ft Vaujhn, Tommy Heuter, 11110 0011 .~ 0 6 0 Saigon. pe high-power plastic explosive un- Miss Madelebte Kllm8111Dy Gadleld Heighta Pollee Capt. ea." .' , , Cedi .Hysell, Dorothy WoOdard, Bton wJia e a M•d-July record der th• hood of her car. drove sf% cllilren from WIIII&Im C. HCITipn ui(l the "Obr commtu.e tried to lind WriJbt, IIDJII (') and ~- The troops landed In watst Zo~a Johnson, Harlan Webhop on upper parkmg lot. 1 explosive had been llolen from ways t& equalize IJid motlem- en. Lolicb, Wlelerllbam l'il high waters of the marshland runa, Lloyd Wright, Shirley Le- Dl'""' street ~epalr and the Anny. ize the tax system, IJid • eer- llld freeilan. WP-Wrtibt 12-0). and atiacked the Fifth Viet wls,,Effle Pickw, Harold Noo;. resurfaCIIlg In the vtllage at Police belleve the bomb wu talnly 4ld not reeomlllfllll any- ILP-Lolleb (r.i), IIR-Belch- ~~ lndepe~dent Battalion. ton, Guy E4dle Guinther, Marlelljlh .00 decided to borrow intended 1m ~qmeone elle. Miss thfrig foolish Ulrt this" JoiMiem ard! (8th). Wtth South Vtetnamese troops Jon Ebersbach Mrs E the 1 $30,0Qi for the work mstaad of Komarooy lives in the same said rs.conct Gamel porting from the south, the P~ps Don H,;.nel J Wfn. $40,000 u was earlier proposapartmont building u 1 w•U· The Ctiticfsm ~ 1 h 0 CaL , OUt 11110 11110- I 4 I infantrymen poured In from the dqti, Homer Smith,' J:phlna ed. , ~wn hoodlum and sometimes lint major attad 011 Rhodes' P.tro1t 1101 001 21~ ~ • D norlh and -west and _ ~an the ijatifaves. - Talked abou! arcepting a para her car In the tame stall, plan to lev)' addlllonal lfUI ~· Kelso 11) and Rodg- IM!ven-hour battle that ended at S~RACUSE - Arlotta Pick· road Ia tho Kerr s Run area, po!iee aald, fOil education by lmpotlnc 1 1 ers,, McLtin 11-7) and Price. midnight Monday, erul, Milton Roush. , near the bookmobtle HQ, as a According fD pollee Andrew per cent tal lpt 1LP-Tumer (1-1). 1111-Knoop MIDDLEPORT M new Blriet to be known as Roe.' , on fii'OSI rece I ' (4tb), Cl010 From River \v - I'll, J o e del 8t No action wao taken K , 0!_ Wlclthlfe, Mi4' of lllt,slneso !Irma, .,, Firll Clime) • The Monitors closed m from 1\son, Richard Wilson, Robert Attend! ""'" Mayor I.e ,ar omarony s ..-otber, noticed the Minn. ' OOD 1102 """-- 4 4 0 the river and attacked the King, Eva H•rtley, Rose Mary Clfllt Schoenleb :n d car was not running on aU cylFINAL ACI'ION ' Bal. OOD 000 ~ 0 I 1 trapped Viet Cons !rom barely Ly~ns, Freda Edwards, James Councilmen Lou Poulin Roy jnders when he baaed ~ out of WAsiUNGTON iUPI) -Final Bosw•ll (HI and Nixon· 1110 ' yards away, MaraM sal4 Farmer, Ma~ Davis;, MlltoQ 1 111 Reuler Don Collins ani Fultl driveway Sunday ru,ht. oon,teu!mal ac!IDn to nlflld Phoebus Miller t9) and Etch,; the &UDJhipa poured 2,1109 Hood, Roger! Slst<on. ' checked and lotllld the explos- the draft law, continue college barren,' LP-Phoebus (~ 3 ) IIR romtd• of tO mm cannon ~re op RACINE - l{arrle[ Nelgler, lve atladled to the lleerln8 Cl)j. defermen(s, and bar chance se- -Oliva (5th) the communiat position aa well Betty Sayre, Martha J,.ou Beenmn. 1~ expected today de- (Seconds Game) as70 mortar ~ouods and a lar~ ale Emma .Adam,, Rober a SuM:-' of the fmnll1 ealled spite Ropubllu~ complaln!tt that Mlnn 1103 OlO 00!- 5 4 0 number of tll'tllades and illlall Cleland. ,, g Creek Marlhall Robtrt dtaft lntqultles had not all been JaaL 023 ltl'l 011_ t 15 1 arm• fire. MINERSVILLE - Clan ~ DBttiltD TO INTEREST or Huprlcb who notl\led lherlff'a corrected. 1 Grant Ollom 131 Perry 131 Troops of th 9th lnfBJ!trY Intyre, Herbert Mcln!Yrt •1111.. 1 IIIII!JGI • MABON AREA 1 deputies and demoUIJon uRoland (I), Wwthmlton <T) a~d Division suffered 211 ld\led and cy Arnold, ClarenC. NO~n. peril. l'P)':Joi MIXED BatleY NlxOD <4)· Bunker )II wounded The Navy Ill"" LONG B<ll"'PII! - He nt.t liJ.u Komarony J8ld her Clll' NEW YORK rtJI>I) - Jlrt~· DIU~ (8) and Rozoovslc ' tn-otected bY armor plate Bahr, Susan E. Pi~ott Ma~ "'"~.1.".!:' ::,~:.; had !lot been l'tlllllfriJ ltlloothly today opened mixed with a firm El£hebaj'ren <7C WP-Bunk~ sitfleRd only 15 woon~. · B~rlnn, WIUlfd..J'!Iot~ iucb~ -:• M":o,:",. "'...,:;--;;:. o •,'.; Students and teachers from speabr and a praise servloe for about I week and poUce un4~ \111 the New York (2-3). LP.,qr•nt (U). IIR8, , J B~rton, Cjlarlet "~~' !1f; I :four st.tes attended the annual I was held Sunday morning. There :~~:a~ could 111\1<1 been Stoc~ l!scha~ge TradlnJ was) Carow <5th), Klll~brew (19th), NO l!IJUIIlM ry Gr~mh, Adi Btiseil, '.' 1 1 - ..· ,,.,. ..,..,. ,... " - ' homecoming and revival of the•waa a ba•ket dinner served near' 011J!· J!!oder@lt .~,,~ ·, AlllliOII !?!b). CINCINNATI !UPil, ,_ Tile REEDSVILLI:-'- Verna- .• .,.,, •••• Fair Play Scllool near Danville , the school at noon. : ~ city rec:~oetl ,-anolhir I e II I ldaxlne. \VI!Itebead. 111 ..,.._""" Twenty-one former student• I SIX former pupils of the bl' CIIE&t'Eti .: Pai'Xir, ,.. ll... - '';;;_ : •.LH~::; 11' the echool answered the roll jachool are nqw ministers In four : , , QQ'l' ~ ~Ufll ~1®1. the Ot;to ~1'81' Barbara Sa11enL 1 '' y,~ call Tho eldest attending thlo 1different states. There 1 was , A wtdt olrlety ol talent wiii1Gui!1Hs, -Rosj!mary ltit,indMra. EveiJDc\eia"""i M~a~. li'Jr.U lllllrlct COUrt ._MASON, W. VA, -lt. D: .....,.,,... ,.,., ........, ., year were Ernest Russell ol ••mglng of hymns and sltinge4 be prf!JODted o~ July 4 when the Kin !i'lll!iiY John atid Keltli . , '"' ounc·, 'ftu! ·•· ,•r ochwarz. '' 1vmton and Ross Baker. Ewlng- :mstrumentat music was presen- IJ!acine rtra Dtwtqtanl and Lis~ Mai'th~ Kriw...., na. The lhow •wlll.fNCih at 7"10 of Appeata tlecl4ed 1here were CLIFTON, W.Va.- Klctwtt· 1 - fWI • - " ., 1ton bol!J ~·aonarlans ted Adatl11to'n ""li ,_ · po errors In Common 'Piell Gllke~ ""' , 11 . . Th two 1 !'.:.. -'-·d · ,_ ,Emerafi!IC)I Squaa 1tge1 a mu· vtd Krawsctrn, Denise Snlld- p.m. "' .,., 10 oenta Jl)4oe 1\ilpb B Kohrieb'a Feb WEST COLUMIIJA· 0,, e o ... "'" en.. pre- Plaftl are before the trustees Istcal contest 1a 'tbt Soujhem gr<~ll lOttr 1011 and 1 ~It for ldulta and • CMtta for dii~ , • .,. ' ~.. · . 11.., ., •....._ . -.. sent !sst year, l!mory IJid Jap to neJa!Be llie birder! and pro- Sebool Audlloi'IUIII. 11'hf' a--re~~~, Kll'td tlrlfftth' dten 'llallll UDdir. '; 1 ,.~,1 IJ'.,... in lnJuc,Hon llicklltd. ~;~/.,t; 11 001 a.ao. •• Grape, rr died dllliliJ par, tor !llOl'e ,lrallers forj Caab'frtzes tf t30 and f'l) Pat lftd Jiy "IIIli Mrs pqlfell·' fi ''Ill Po 8 111 ~= 11.., . - the put re!""· leamJJ!tn, Plw Art also unde!>- wUI jle awanle4 ~lilt lbree top RDusll ' ' •, ch;jt oi'ifit iwt~tlo(l!fitl 01~ tilt 'a\"' l'io ' tln. ,.. ; RoUgiO!J!· ·eel'Yleet hold wa, to drtll if welt. Tile retinlllJI wlllilera of the eortltell. 'l'alcti,.rl' ltlpeil the "Calendar Glrlt" to MIW· ·' ' .... Mlkt ·· .... •• , eaoh eveni,Da· with dllferllal 'fill be hel4 8llln Dext year. lli!ni .Pllfl w10 be tl!lr~ 11 ,Wlu be ,._ Neftll ' ' •·•· ........., o1.. futMu , ..!:::0 ,•-'•~ •lll011.,..,• ~J • MaJ1 f'kW!~, Fri<la. , ~ ;;.;.~ 1 , , ·l ~ 1P.':M' ~- ~,...,_ , • - - aucll ...... WM .... t 1•·1...< \ .:nr.';l; • \ game McC~rver smgled 1to vtctory over the slumptng and put the Gtants ahead ·t:. · '" ' In other Naltooal League Houston rebever Barry I Reds m the only afternoon th• th1nl mnmg and Hartrt::··~.:~;Jj games Monday, St. Louis edged w1th one out and, eame all the gam• of the season sent til•· I! Houston 5-4 In 11 innings, Los way around to"feore on Mam' 1 May<' mnth homer of the old Nolan to the shower~ lat:bldst Angeles nipped AUanta 3-2 and drtve to nght-center. ··sed lty:.Oear .....,'"_,m.,e-=w• lth;,o;;;•..m;iioii;ini..iiiaboa""rd""'sa""m~e.iimn~mg~,;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;.:o:;~i\~~~ San Fra>.ctsco topped Cicinnati Dick Schofield, a seldom u: 6-3 utility player, singled home Cleveland swept a twl-ntght Lefebvre wtth one out in the doubleheader from Kansas City 111nth mnmg t" pace the 4-2 aod 2-t, Minnesota blanked Dodge" to thelf thlfd stratght Baltimore 4-0 before losing 9-5 v•rtory. and Cjtlifornla shut out Detroit Schofteld, who also homered 2-0 then lost 5-l in American in the contest, got hts game· League games winning h1t off rebever D1ck Extra llullng Wtn Kelley after the Atlanta sou<lh- 11 Roger Marts doubled home paw had walked Lefebvre and Tim McCarver wtth the winnmg pinch-hitter Jtm Htckman run In the lith as the Cardinals Wtlile Mays and Jtm Hart boosted the" lead over second homered of£ rook1e scnsat•o• place Cmdnnalt to one-half "'Gary Nolan to power the Giani' "I Redlegs, senators Inners In MI'ddleport Boys PJv ·a m~ralisms, leadln~ St. Louis Cardinals. I I 1 teachfrigs to practical use last Saturday. He baJlged out lour hits Saturday to spark a ~ate victory, added four hits Sunday in anothei' triumph and stroked three more Monday night to paoe Pittsburgh to a 4-3 victory over the Chicago Cubs. "Two weeks ago Harry Walker told me to choke up a couple of lnclles on the bat," satd the 28fear-dd outfielder. "It's helped. That and a Uttle luck. I'm able to walt on the bail a little longer now." Alou's hot streak has boosted his average to .317 and as a result of his hitting the Pirates have moved to within four and one-ball games of the league- Pel. GB St. Louil 22 .6'11 ... Ctncinnati 40 26 • .1Ml6 i!. Pittsburgh 3S 27 .550 4!!1 San Franc!SCI) 34 28 .548 4!!1 Chwagq 32 28 ,533 5!!1 AUanta 21 II .500 Phlladelplrla 28 32 /RI Los Aogeles 26 36 .419 12!!1 Houaloll 26 38 .400 14 New York 20 38 .346 161!. .,.,._,•• Jlelultl San li'railclsco 6 Clnclmtall I Pittsburgh 4 Clicago S -~ . I St L. 5 Hou 4 (11 inrul, ~ I runners free to advance as .. thiS case, the umptre ruled !All Tlmea EDT) picked up its sec A protest of a game played m ering. The sitortstop attfmptmg The pertment rule applymg 1 Otler was mterefered wtth m Chicago (Niekro J-2) , at straight win m Little South- Middleport June 13 between the /to make the play fell, shook m the case IS as follows hiS advance at second base New Yorlr at Phila lmght) League actton on Monday !Middleport and Pomeroy Pony jOiler wtth the bail gomg mto 1 7 18 - A batter who has he- after 01ler had scored, return· pm a 16-5 vtctory over viSiting baseball teams was upheld Mon- center f1ekl. Oiler off the short- ~ come a runner " entttied io un- 1ul htm to th1rd base. Had the 1day night by League President 1stop and dashed to thtrd. The 1mpeded progress as be advanc- call been correctly mierfer.nce, st Leuis !Jaster S-2) at Falls HoustQn (Belinsky 1-2), 9 p m Bobby Patterson pttched tile iChet Tannehill and the game or- center ftelder threw tile ball to •• around the base:; Whenever 01ler should have been returnAtlanta (Lemaster 7-1), at six mrungs for the wmners, ordered replayed from the fifth third m a second attempt to 11a defensive player tmpedes the t'<l to second base, as the ball t,os Angeles (Singer 1-3 , 11 four and walking' f1ve. tnning on. , catch the runner, with lite ball runner m any way, -un:ess lte had to be ruled dead at 1 hat p m. moundsmen Steve Jen- Th g me will n;t be replay going over third Oller scored l• ultemptmg to fteld a batted pomt ' Cmrinnatl (Queen 8-l), at san Curfman and B. MIller • a ' ton the overthrow. ball or has the ball m hts pos- , Bet the correci call, under 1 Franctsco (BQlin 3-li or out seven and walked 10 led, however, ~nt•: the end 01 1 'After ihis had all <feveloped ';essmn, the umptre shall call the rules, was obstructton m : al 9-<J , 11 vm bttiers were Kevin the season, an t en .only If ItS !the llrst base umpire called m- i"'obstrucllon." !llil runnersi whtch the ballts not dead, and I New York !Hendley 2-01 at a triple, double a n d outco~e h:s • bearmg on the' terference on the shortstop and Ishall be permttted to advance, IOJfer should I ave been perm1t- 1 ph, la delohla ~ (L. Jackson 4-7), Patterson, two home champmns tp Iupon the InsiStence of the Porn- wtlhout danger of bemg p u I ted to score, as he dtd u05 p m. Mtek Ash, two singles, The rulmg was made upon 1eroy manager, Oller was return- ;out, to the t>ases whtch, m the I rr th,<~o game ts ~:",lntmed later Wed..,day's Games Steve Wtnebrenner and A- 1the unanimoUs advtce ,of oui- 1 ed to third base, erasing the 1Judgment of ihe umptre they 1t will begm m the bottom of • New york at Phila. tnight) Moore, each a single, : side, diSinterested baseball men >Core At -that pomt announced would have reached had "ob- the fifth mmng wtth cne out, 01 l'h• rago at Pitisburgh I night) Leiart httlers were J Jen- of the cuunty, The facts of the 1Middleport it was playing the structton" not been called. The ler havmg scored, and 1~e score Ctncinnati a~ HOIISton (night) a home run and single; mc1deni that produced the pro- ,game under protest. · ball is in play and runners may 6-5 for Pomeroy Jenkms, two singles, and test were agreed to have heen j Middleport officially protest- :odvance further at thetr own In anoth•r ruhng, also :.!nnSI L'·u s at Los Angeles (night) Ailanta at San Francisco Curfman, a smgle. as follows by Man~er Homer 1.ng the game according to sec- mk " d•y night Tanneh1ll revmed ,m I __ 302 1100- 5 5 Sm1th of Pomeroy and Don 1 Lion 617 of the Boys teague Of- Therefore, t! was ruled by 1•arher tentative deciston g• v•ng Amtrtcan League 4116 411-16 t /Wlison of Middleport , rtctal rule book -for 1967, semor Tannehill that the call was not 1Eastern a forle1t vwtory uver I 1 w. L. Pet, S JPnkins, Curfman (2), 8 "In, l)le bottom of the ftfth m- divl8ton page,J1. a JUdgement call, but an error 1 Pomeroy 1ast Thursday mght Ch1rago 36 23 610 Miller (3) and D, Jenkins. Pat- mng with one out and the score The contention is that there I'" application of the rule , be- due to an unavOidabl e mi<Up m , Detrot! 34 23 ,5(3 terson and Ash Pomeroy 6, Middleport 4, cannot be interference called cause a defenstve team cannot the schedule lj Minnesota 32 31 .500 6 Steve Oiler was hit by a pitched' agamst the defensive team onl be called for mterference and Pomeroy manager Sm1th had I Cleveland 32 31 5G11 6 ball On the first pitch to the a runner. The proper call would the ball ruled dead Rather the asked a schedule change be Boston 31 11 .5011 6\\ nell hitter, Oiler stole second. be obstroJCtlon and that the de£enstve team can be charged Ipubl.,hed well m advance of Balttmore 30 3:! .484 I 'fhe catcher mlde a throw 'to Iball ts still in play and the run- only for obstructiOn, m which last Thursdav mght announcmg ' California 32 35 4711 8 second with the shortstop eov- ner If' entitled to advance. th ball is not dead, w1th the the game wtth Eastern would ~ ::S, '!!' . PirateS, Giants, Cards Score NL Triumphi·. • By FRED MeMANE UPI Sports Writer Matty Alou'o refresher course in batting from his old professor may have started things rollmg toward a successful graduatwn for the Pittsburgh Pirates. Alou, who earned his masters ~ degree in batting last year when he led the National League with 1-1<0 a .42 average, learned the !me techniques of hitting from hiS "No, you're not getting me to manager, Harry Walker, \ast look down and mfss !he baD!'' year, but he was flunking tile subject tbls season and sought his skipper out two weeks ago IDS for a cram course Alou took some good notes from Walker's lecture, digested l)Ct'U them and began putting tbe The New Orleans prosecutor ' addllll, ··au the iCreammg and I I hoiier!llg llOlf belllfl heard ~ UNITED NATIONS, N Y. charges that Israel was the wars. sor He demanded lsraeh lrOORi RIBBON CUTTING -- Conrad Ohlmger, on beh~f •"<lence that w~ have caught a , tUPIJ-A:rner~ca's turn carrie , aggressor mthe war wtlll the ' -Freedom of International w•thllraw lrom llOcuplal Arab 1 of the board of elders, secol)d from left, cut the ribbon •o very !arge ftsh Itoday m the UN. General Arabs waterways In the area. territqry, He called on the U.N lJ ~· :U .f ,open the new barsonage of the Pomeroy Church of Chrjst Gal'rlson has charged that Assembly debate on tile Midd!e ' Goldberg pledged the reply 1 -Limits on the Middle Ea!t'• Securill' Councll, which has I "' 'at 1645 Lincoln Heights Sunday, Others takil)g part 1a Clay J. Shaw, a New Orle•ns j East and US Ambassador after Kosvgm spoke bitterly ,arrns race rebuffed the Sovtet anti-lsr~~J th~ ceremony, left to right, a,;e Miltoq Roush, Glen Smith, buslllCHman, took part '" a IArtltor J Goldberg was gtving. •gamst Israel Monday in -Political mdependonce and artve, to "efimmate all COiliO- • both elders and the Rev James McGovern, new pastot~ CO"''pjracy to assalll!inate Pres-' "detailed answer" to Soviet operung the 122-natton emergen- , temtor~al lntegnty for each quences" of Israel's "aggresll ldeet ;John F. Kennedy. He SaJd Icy sesston the Kremlm called to I na!ton slon ., An4 he satd Israel must LAKI!&JDE. Ohio (UJ'l) I Lee !/.trvey Osw~ld, Jack Ruby. ,!_AIR!dot N(UPik1111 -PodgoSovlet regam influence lD the Arab I Isreal Must Pay pay' tlie Arab war states for Modern Methodists mu!t be, ed the lite David w Ferrte and .,., en oa rny ld , K , d 'd th' come doers rather Utan watch: un . , wiU arrive In Catro Wedne&- wor ' osygw s wor s sat no mg damages su1,er ers the 29th Nod~-East Ohio The open house and dedicatton Conrad Ohlinger on beh~ lf -t ~ Cuba!ts participated m day for 181118 with U.A The US ambassador was about balanced JUStice As D1plpmats Sllid Kosygm lalked JMelbodJSt Conference was told of the new parsona'ge at 1~4; 4~e board, cut u,.; o'ibbon opentheaJJesed plot. Shaw has been R. Prelldmt-Premlor Gamal expected to expand on the ftve Russtans have before. m pre- pretty much as he was expected MUnday at its opent session. Lincoln Heights was held Sll!l- 1og offtctally the newly p chastndicted ~";: Abllel Nasser, official liOUrc- ooll'f peJCe proqram for the , v1ous debates on ~e tssne, he -tough enoogh to carry out the Dr Robert Courtn~, head of day by the congregation of th~ ed and redecorated par!age. •-•· Mtddle East offered by Pres- Iaccused the IsraeliS of using Kremlm propaganda drtve for tb 5, ·h cb Cl land d' trlct Pomeroy Church of Christ Elder Glen s th The .NBC program "The JFK •• ..1d ..... y. d I J hns t II N I k t tl f " br'dled h A b h b"t ~ e "" ur eve IS ' ' llll gave ,pray. , The offfelal sources gave •• ' en o on '" a na tona Y' azt-1 e co, .o ,un I It e ra s w o were ' ter .,.at said actiODlf would s ak loud- The Rev. James Mc(;o>etn er. Conspiracy The Case of Jtm furth d taU lh th ta jtelevtsed speech Monday, John- aggressiOn, of hemg lnto•lcet. RusSia dld not mtervene to help th tbe 1 dlti 0 hl h apoke brteOy doring the d•dtra- Servl f h t5 0 1• ' Garria,1n,n presented the follower e 1 0 er 80 son's pomts ed" w1th military conqu~t of 1 them J.n the war with Israel ~r an ra g • . . . ng re res men prov ulrtg conclusions say Nasser and ' Pedgorny -Mideast nations respect / hemg "false thrOtJ8h ~ n dl But the dtplomats satd KOSY8t~ sounding resolutions and ~ un; lion and Mtlton Roush, e!1er, ed by women of the churC/1 were 1 "The case be (Gamsonl woold d!acuss tbe Middle East each otller's nght to hfe through" wl!en talk!Jig on peace. talked softly enough to keep the dorstood better by the now ~on the tmportance of con- Mrs. James McGovern, Mrs. has built l!ialnst Ciav Shaw is I oltuallon. -Justice for the Arab re- He urged the as!ll!mbly to ' door open for posstble summit ge.?er~tton. ' ~~"f to wttness and wrk for Ralph Welker lllld Mrs., Louts 18 00 based on lest101ony that dtd not Premier Alexei N K.,jgtn' i tugees of three Israeli-Arab condemn Israel os an aggres-1 talks Wtth Prestdent Johnson, th ThChe ~ gechnerachtlonl saysnnotto ' Osborn, pass 1 lie detector Garrison ~ -- - -- '/ --- e rts ~n ur , ' ta 1 ordered-and Garrtson knew It PICNIC ANNOUNCED ' stand, I do not trust, your feast Wt• One prospective Witness admttThe past presidents of th days, you: your 1f ted he waa gomg to lie. , 4merlcan Legton AUllhary Un- htghsounding pnnclples at com2 "Members o1 Gamson's n as will bold thetr annual p1c pared to your actual living,'" st• (f. "'!rytnBto strengthen the nic the home o1 Mrs. J.. cast 8Jatnst Shaw, have threa- , , . Neutzllng 105 Maple Place Christians, fl they are to Th Red! 1 edged th y l."! · tened and ofkred inducements COLUMBUS (UP! I - AItelegraph servtce to or from a the two plots seeking to extract Pomeroy' Wednesday June 21 ' act rathet than just talk in to- k "4 2 1h Se toe had two singles, and cKmney to pottntlal wl/nesses. count1wtde exctS• tax on ut1i- pomt outside the state, for I1an unreasonable price. at f:30 p.m. Fsye Wildermuth day's world, must be !Jwolved t:'ted ·thea~,a~ .;~O ~· ~ld: a smgle. Cooke drove in the 10• I . ' ' N'BC Detects Lies, Deceit, FeJr.ln · :Garri~~n's Case NEW YORK (l1PI)- New tlon, but added "HIS name has Orleans Dis!. Atty. Jtm Garrt- been gtven to the FBI·: so;'s tnvesttgatton mto the As for Russo, NBC News K nnedy assassmatton was de- correspondent Walter Sheridan scrtbed on natmwlde televiSion S31d Russo told him, h1s Monday ntght as a case toun~ed te~~lmony against Shaw may be upoo tws, threats, fear, suspt a combmattOII of truth, fantosy coon, tndueements and expiOJta- l o~ h.. lion of the pubhc. He says he Wishes hP had ~bortly before the NBC New never gotten mto this, but now documentary went on the air, Garnson Issued a statement e ~~~~a;~r:t:~~ the program as - -- ... ·- ·- \ :~at~~ ,~:~1 1l~ur~Y~·=====:_=• ~ COCHRAN Ni : fatr :m PAINTS CHASE HARDWARE 5 II ·ro End lie~$ TmJS,pin Tonite .........~~;;;i'-;i ti..ee bUt nrit All work done by expert me!Chlmic:s using ~he most modern pr,cision equipment ;This $ \. week . ' \only 49 ..:r. 1 ,, PrtJ' if needed \ Mast~lean C111 ... , NO MONEY DOWN Take months to pay/ E"Motor King" wl'lh 24-Month Guan~ntaa &;;IJ S·12. ii::M..t.\ �\ ' ' ~.,..,.."'t<,__. ' I I ' he feels that be has no chOice 1963, and Oet t, 19113 on one of Osw!lld was wearing a heard landlady Mrs. Jesse Garner but to go thro."gh wtth 1t,:• 1 which dates the ploJ to ~jll and hving with Feme TUlane / On Oet. 4, the documentary Shendan sa1d He says he s , Kennedy was allegedly hatched played two games at home in contmued. Oswald was .n afratd if he changed hts 1tn New Orleans at a 'party" l~;m Sept. 20 and Ort. 4. Dalljls, where he regtstereo at testimony, that Garmon mtght attended by Shaw, Ferrie and ' NBC News quoted two w1tnes- the YMCA, spoke with an • mdict him for perjury " Oswat!J, according to Russo's •,.. as •aying O.wald could not acquaintance on the tetef11;on,• QuesU011 Oowalil StDry tes~nwny J bave been Uvinj with FeiTie Dn and was IJI!frvaewed for a Job. The program ai110 rats.d the Russo said the party WOk Sept 20 He!faolivlllfl at home .,. Five jlllriiOII.! alleged d1ey question of Lee Harvey t"s I place on the same day as a, in New Orleans and he was were offered inducements, rang. wald's wh•reatouts on Sept 20,/ Tulane football gam• and that/ clean-shaven, according to hiS I ilJg from money to threats ,.f exposure, by ,members of 1 Garr18on's st11H fn return for their !Rstimonv'ln the case I I • et 0 • ts Wlarne·.J to Be 'Doers' ~A-LI.-STA---." ' Kosygin Toug·h but not T00 Mueh M h dis I ' syracuse W' "---nd Game H pen ouse an'dDedicat"Ion. 0 tosT~~ ~~o~!:'!.t~~~~htl 0: Tax on utdity . . s·Ils . House I proposed m As F•IrSt Jtem 0f Admi DIStratiOD • • package ~ ~t B.~ sa:~ ~u:tney. 1 J'" APPfOVed G Joh- Jord an, "e 21 D,·es ' , -Water Works Drove 80 Miles Unknowing ' )" p00f·B0mb w •111Dg • ,. aves seeretary' · 8 Life 6 :r I Leaders Tit! DAilY SENTINEl •-• - ·-Reumon • IIeld at F . la ··-"· ..... ... airp y .,;r....,., .,.,. ,..".., T. ', Talent-Rich Show·~Pron.:l:!e"dat ~outhern .::::..:~ · Gritn}IJ111911',~ M!Im AI~ seuer., ":::--"'<!!- ·-"" "' ...,. .., ' 1 , ·~.;:;~ : "' ~ ~. .w. I _ . , .. , <~iltl s~aroti ·~ Matti~ ., ~J'~ ':;: ~~:r.euitw~ A~NY in~ oft~~- ~t:illfu$11 ~· -~N~~ m.. ) We~etta :!~~~h~i~~ly favored to take Jury Selected For Cassius Clay's Trial I The team title will he decided · 1 former World · Boling Negroes on e1ther the LouiS VII e 1Thursday after 36 holes of HOUSTON (UP!)-Testimony By Unlt"d Jiron lnlfrulloDal stroke play white the IJ>divldoal hegins today in Caasius Association champion. or Houston draft boards whu h National Leaps -hole winner will be crowned trial on a charte of refusing Quldl Jill')' Seatlllc 1 ruled Clay should be clasSified 1 72 G. AB. ~ on Saturday. The huge netd wilt induction Into the armed forces, The selection of the alx men II-A. ctmnte, Pitt 57 22'1 4t M be cut to the low 60 scores. and • struggle Clay predicts will be six women jury took leso Clay refused Induction Apr~ I ' Cepeda, StL 55 2117 33 ties on Thursday. ' , tough~ than his than two and a halfhoun, 23 on the grounds be should Siaub, Hou 53193 18 66 Tllday's East-West match will champumslllp bout although the start of the h.Ve been exempt because he Is GDZlllz, Phil 52 165 2 954 , put a number of two-man teams Terrell. Mledlon pr~• was 4elayed a Black Muslim minister 9il per Rose, Ctn 110 238 44 77 from each sector against each Jury selection was completed more than five hours Monday. cent of the lime and a boxer McCrvr, StL 49173, 29 56 , olller In best-ball play. The Monday In Clay'• trial de'l'heCOb ctlnathy DijurysclpllnclofudOhres. ~ only 10 per cent ol the time. 18 0 Aaron, All 59 228 48 74 West squad h h I tur ' I · ind cti th a es Allen, Phil 80224 43 '72 • ' "•_;_ __~~ h , u ~ ckooM Churcb and a dean In the If U.S Dlstrtc! Judge .ioe · 0 8 1 Brock, StL 59 270 48 66 Yastrzemskl Red Sox 16· . 1 te a us Church, Bolh replied Ingraham rules lhe Louisville " Flood SIL 53 m7 28 tl6 ' Man"e Yanks' 13 ' '"!?r' r.ll b , to questioning they would give draft hoard should have do- I u , R..s Bitted . Ia easter, ' · a trial as ••m• Cl em'd was muc , his as fSir "w' ferred ~ ... e 25-year-o fd !i••t ... er, • , American Leape G. ,All· R. R· National League: Wynn,' As- , 1:,;~ ,;,:~~:~! bout would give members ol their the trial will be over and Clay F Rbsn, Bal 62 230 49 77 'tros 411; Clemente, Pirates I&; -------cburch. wfll be free. However, If Kallne, Det 11 ;11 45 68 Aaron, Braves 15 , Perez, Beds John MUier of Brigham The jury includes a banker, a : JUdge rules ~e board was Ystzski, Bos 62 224 38 73 «; Phillips, CUbs 42• University and Kemp persOMel repre•entattve for ~ 1correct, the trial wtll go to the 10 Carew, "'In 62239 76, Amerkaa League: F. Robin- 110n of Southern California, Freebn, Del 62118 'l1 61 aon, Orioles 56; Klllebrew, ruled a slight favorite over the r ~oye 1 ·~er at Super P..mlum Quality Ptroclll, 8os 60 212 29 65 Twlna 52: Yastrzemsl<l, Red Sox Eaot, paced by B. R. Armco. an e:Oploye relatiODlf Berry, Chi 59 231 33 70 , 46; Kalme, Tigers 46; Howard, of Louisiana State and man for Humble on IJid Nrthrp, De! 55 Z2t1 28 68 , Senaton 39 Lewis Jr. of Wake Fore!!, ReOnery Co a llriteh board Blair, Bal 541'18 2t 53 Pltc•IDI only Walker ,Cup player in ' Tovar, Min 63 259 46 77 , National Leape: Queen, Reds tourney. ~a~~e, 1 HOme llano ; Lemaster, Braves 7-1; Among thOse seeldng nd 1 1 Nati-ILngae: Aaro Cuellar, Astros and Veale, unseat Hous\On, which has Co e SJne ! 10 Decorator Colors Braves 17: W)'llri, Astros Plrdles 1-2: Farrell, Phlls and the team title nine of the last ;,:: w~· 110 Neci'oes on the ' Perez, Reds It; Brock, lfu11hes, Cards &-2. yeses, was Brlgbam jury lthoug~ 11 Negroes were 13; PhiWpa, ~aa Le•iH• Horton, LQu/siana State, Flortda~,II'!:I~Inc~~~~.:ed In the panel ofiiO for Pirate• 12. White Sot 8-0i Sparma, Tigers hnma State, Southern c Antmeaa Leape1 F. Robin- and l&cGlothlln, Angels 6-1, and Wake Forest. San ~~~~~~ :::!: Lt<uolHaNtd ChoN, Mttr. son, Orioles lndfans 11-1; ~g. State, lui year, 11. MlcldlliPOrt Twlnl 8-2. was nulslde cl!anee. Pllont WY 2-2511 := UJ! C:: 11 w., :::I 11 'l , BLOOD I ,-H--d--H-- ~ · --• - -G-- ---d--P- • hi F ~ --P-1--- ~ ~~· n~h~: p~;;edn~"~~~~~~;~., ar Ittmg, 00 ltc no0 eature ay 1 ppd , •·1 r:. , KING BUILDERS SUPPLY COMPANY LineScor:•ACJ , 8 ! 1 l•t no fault or Mr Smith's, and • Eastern ~ppea red for tts game Minn. 4 Batt o, 1st, tw1hght Hard, hilling and sharp pitcll-1 Mark Werry pitched the route •gles, and Danny Stone, a single. Thursday mght Available At Bait 9 Minn. 5, 2nd, night EEONDELAWARE, Pa. lng led the Unheattn Tigers to for the Yanks, fam1lng eight 1 -i n for •he • Mr Smtih has offered to make Cleve. 4 K.C. 2, tst twtltght IUPI\-The East me~ the a 18-2 wm over the Yanka In and walking ill baltfrs. Young n a.;w~ ~r.' 0~":::! Dod. er' up the game later 'at· Ea stern, Cleve 2 K 1, 2nd , m•ht West Ieday in a tune-up m•~£• Pomeroy to strike an youngdp·1ra tpe •leY ams, th e p tra tges 11because of the mtxup • • I'> 'I" 11 M nd Boys' League action !lnd Burney __... combined lk 290 N• Sec, Avo, tal•!. 2 Detrott Q >1st, twlligbt 1for lhe 701~ annual NCAA golf on o ay. ·-· out ntne.,.. wa seven. ' won 6_1. Mike Nesseirood p•t- 1 ThiS game, too, Will be made Phone: 992-3748 Detroll 5 Calli 1 2nd night champ10nsh1p on this resort The Dodgers, meanwbile sco- Joe Welker went aU tbe way, h ,j th d L I up later, tf 11 bas a bearmg Middleport, Ohio 45760 11 B~• at ~Y., ·mght, ram rourse in the }!ocono ijUII!fillS ted an equally convinmng 14-2 ~n the mound for the Dodgers ~~~emane w:r~~~Yfo:nthe ~- ~m;_t::h;; e~ch::,:•:;:m:,::p:;:io:ns::h~tP;;_-===~~~~~~~~~=~~~~~~~~~~~~ ;: Today's Probable Pltchen I of northeast Pennlylvlmia. victory over the Pirates. ' m their win and fanned four I Th lJodg hltl ! i (All Times E(lTJ The actual 72. hole tour- Eddie Young aod ·F!oyd Bur- while walking 011tf one! Plrlle re~,Da e Stl> er~e~ k Boston (Bell 3-!i) a't ~lW York ' nament, the nation's oldest golf ney combined to pitch on&. hit burlm Marty Vaughan, Davis I~n d "::'bad"~· I rar ~ I IStottlemvre l-61 So " · tourney •eis underway Wedne•- ball while paslng the Tigers to and Job Dillard Jill pitched fori p.r teeac 'Pes or ' • I ·• ' · r · I • tras Wa•hmgton (Bert,;1a 1-2\ at . day when a record field of 250 \hetr fi th conseeuhve wm. The the Pirates striking out eight • · Ctucn~o IHoward 2-4j, 9 p.m ' co 1! e g 1an s representing 72 only yank, hit was single by 'l'er- 'and w~llting JWVen , 1Tigers • ' 202 13:! - 10 11 ' Ca1 1fornla (Hamtlllm 11-01 at universities tee off on the 7 000- ry Eyans. I Getbng the Dodger hilt! were •Yanks 020 0011 2 D••roit (Pcd•es HI), 9 p m yard par-72 course at Sha~ee Tiger hitters were Bob Black- :Welker, a double and single, Young, Burr.ey '3) and P Kensns City (Nasi> 7 51 at • In• !ston wtlh a;ol~ homer, two dou- 1and Tim Colburn, Jon Buck, , Dlll. Werry ~ Wyatt. ! Cle•elond ITiant 5-l), 8 p m. ' The major Intercollegiate golf igtes and a lmgle; Andy Vau- 1Carl Offutt, Tink Dtehl an~ Dodgen t5l 4Xll - 14 I : (Only •arr•s schedule<f) I championship features compe(J.: ghen, two smgles; Ed Abbott, tFred Sllllth, each a !Ingle, P1- Pirates 002 Oxx 2 6 Wedlle'day'J Games !ton for team and lndlviduBII" double and Burney, Jeff Ridg- [rate hitturs were Chu~k Faulk, Welker & Offutt M Vaughan, Woeh at Chtcago 2, twi-nlght honors with Houston University, way and Paul Dill, each a sin- a two-run homer: Jon Dillard I DaviS (l), J. Dtllard (3) and C, l,l1•onesota at De(roit, night perennial cottegiaie golf power gle. and Randy Faulk, each two sm, faulk. __ _~Caltfm'nia at cteveland, inight house and the defending cham- - · · - - - -- ··--- - - - - ~--,-- · -- CIVIl lf/af .D' M h Rhod parl over Tax ca~n I 250 Record FI'eld For ~:~sa~o;~'Y ~ ;: .:~ : Washmgton 28 36 433 10'1 1 NCAA Event Monday'! Results 1 Jl!:· PI With I a F T ,, p All d p B b II G eague ay rotest owe ffi ony ase a arne Of L Beat The H I "'r 3 "The results of his four iltes' clL!tomers was proposed whtch a separate f]>arge .,; Re K nell~ C R Is Ia cb of dev what Is happtnlng fri order , eurance run wllh hJS s~cond slllmontlls of puhlle investigatton Monday mght in the Ohio made also woold be exempt Jn.1 p. en 'd • r~ed' ar(e otnllll. that at all l~els of JOC!ety dleport Boy~ League action gle '" the fourth aftfr HoffmaJl ' = awsre. 111 .e oppos ex, !be rna trul be ltno-'·' Monday rvemng had walked. have been to damage reputa- House aa the llltllal portion of The House, wh1cb passed ftve tendmg the power of emment I Y Y Y w..,.gea- Th D-' h · 5-2 o h ' twns to spresd fF"r and the admmtstratton's tax pack- bdls Monday night hss another d thl faDt ble, committed and 4iscipltalid · e ......s ,l!<l'lme • • e Yanki · · ·, . · · 100 010 - 2 4 0 suspi~ion and w0111t of all to age lengthy calendar t:..tay headed omam m s case. to meet si!uatlons 'u they d& Yanks f-3 as this third week of Heda .. . .. .. '10 !OX - t I ' ' ' ' 1 " he play began The Senaton are u Bo"" nd c ~- u. expl()lt tile nation's sorrow and The biU IS permiSSIVe, gtv"1g by a Senate-approved meaaure ill~r-&anl)' Problem v,e op, Said iD ~all of the 'a ' ..,, ..., l arru"ocrs, ~·doubts about President Kenne- county commissioners authority to perrntl disposal of bqutd He awd he foresaw tile posOr faiJUDg eight district supermle'ndentl. U~ tile Indi ns ::~.:r:-es, Kinney and Hoffman. Umptre: dy'• deat!J" -· to impose bv resolutton a tax of wastes In underground pits Thfo Slbthty commisaioners in o 11 e w were not u, on- A Cunm~am. In hiS statement, GarriSon up to 5 per .cent on utthty b•lls Senate wtll constder four bllls county would go into 81Wther Tenth DQtriC\ <Mlgressman day~ead the te'gue wttlu 54 SENA liS-INDIANS " od the NBC report had been of indlVtduals and busme, es. By twc votes, the House d~ county to appropriate l81ld fur Clarence jj;, Milltr today anlUI reco REouro.VANK GA Paul CUnrungham's homer ro1ented With a great deal cf I for genetol revenue purpose• feated 4lh17 Monday night a a proJect because 11 weuld be nounctd approval of a training M' Bol ME and single and a double by Jay SJ!y in order to try and Rep Walter Whtle R-Luna, blll whJCh would have gtven aafer to take the land off an- program fpr unemployed per- J, 11 :. . tbel~fa~ned ~o,i:alkl!ll Warner, for the lndlans, were e •t more d•ges!Jble l lhe chtef sponsor, esttmated county commisstoners authority other CllUnly's tax dupU~ 1 , sons -residing In •the JackBOII ~ , t . ;; ·: ' ,.., or an 9 a u Me- not enough to j}Yero»me tho 10 1 II ·s ob11ous that there are the tax would produce about 1 to aporoor~ate land and proper- The House passed bills IOi" County Redev~lop\rlent Arei·ln Joltn ·E ' '' . • ' ~mn~.Janned • walked 6 for Senators who score4 three runs ,,, _, cnts today m W'•hm~ton, 1$25 mtlhon a year at the rate I tv in adJotmng coun!y for an - P'rmil school boards to accordanc~ llliiJl Sechon 211 ~ h v Co J7d~ 27 · 2Bii 5 ~II- ~ k ~'ttl ·~ Mik Bot'10 ln the bottom of ~e filth and DC " h•ch are desperate ! of 1 per cent the level at airport ,. buy group hie msurance lpr the Manpow,.- ~velopment and a en ur • umbus, d1ed han 1 rs we:e e . made t.hem slandu~ 1m a 12-10 bee""'" we are •n the process which tt was expected to be Would Enlarge Airport employes and their dependents Training Act IUIOXfH!Cledly Sunday In Grant 1 omer, Phil Mdler .,~ triple, victory. • of """venng tbetr hoax ," he ' ftrst tmposod The Cuvahoga County delega- - ProVide tenture for no..: The (ll'!lgra;_, 'lllil\11! will be -~::Ita!. and Ste;~ ~:rlach and Dave For the Senato;a, Bra II o D, •dded The tax would be appllod on !ton sou~ht passage of the teaching, noo-elvll 1 e r vic • conducted jointly by the stat h wu the 1011 ol the I a-lA! ~ ·u.e g ·• Walburn and Coatea Ncb bad Rofule Testimony · , harges for electnc1tv g as, measure to assure acqulstion school employes after three emplllym•n! !IOI'III'll~ and ~ Hug! ~~ Florence Jordan, forReds, Tom Cooke two hilf1,,and l!lewer and Kloes Y Ru" o one of Gom water, steam, atr, sewerage of two acres in Lake Counly yean' employmenf. tiona! e®catiOII 0rfic.. w111 tner Y 0 ~alhpotts. He Is surone eacn. Ml were qles, • 0 key w•lnesse< in the ca•e servtce, telephone >nd te!e.l neederl to e<pa d Cuyaho•a - Give tenure te township help preP""' 1~ ~ld~nls tor ~=-by :::: wife, MJdna Maag Chest~r Ro)lSIJ lanned-t r w.UC• ·, 't Shaw, haa t~ent1fted graph ~"'!"' Coun~ AirpQI't to accommodate law enforcement olflters wb o filbs wttb fll!l Ralston Purina a ~ two_-nar old daued 7 for the wers. DotJ.oll as the mysterious "Clay In addthon t0 ~rivato ult•t- jet aJrllnm. have completed poHce tr8llllng Plopj wl!ich 11 QJmpfetiiiB ~ :;ael, fl¥4:,tflll"re, Ml'll, (Continued from P"it I) and Cunning~m fannEid 10, "'"~" who is alleged to tes. it would be impoaed /m Rep : Joseph .T-u 11 e y, II!" programs, new twtey ~~ facility llm•fc of Po •: Mro Ar, wal~ 6, and had four bolllllel e tek.. per\ in a consptracy serv1e•s of mumr~pal corpora- Mentor. led the opposlltoo He - Permit county and district near Wellstqn, dlie Glbaon, ZanesviUe; Mro "Monitors" alter the IJnlon back of them, , lions, county and regmnal wat- noted !hare Is Jn the 7th Court tuberculosis ~pttals' trusfR.ea The ~.841 grant wiD ~·vide James Rober~son. Clllumbus: "eheesebox on a ralt" that sank Also getting, hits for the Jndl. ' ' ' '" v•nnedv u"w•ver, the ,(lotumentary er and sewor distrtcts, ollter of Appeals an appeal bv t ~-1! to lease Jand and buiJdmp f~ on-the-job Ira" · for ~ark- Mrs. Behald Ultert, Columbus; the Confederate Merrimac in ans were R)c~ Stobarl a dol>,a•<l "CI.ay. o· Cl•m R•rtra•d poh!tcal sllhdtvts•ons, or a~ency CUyahoK; County oomml.ttsl,n. clinics and out-patient depart- ers In vartou:'lus pertaining Mrs. IIDward Logan, Pomeroy the world's first battle of ble and single, 1B. Stewart a IIIIi' ;,co en•t An NBC N•ws of the state sellinR, furnish•pg en 1n a suit over two J)ar!:tit ments. , to tnrlrev and poultry dresslq and a brother Robert Jordan, armored w~rshtps. gle,_ and T. Manley two singles. """"-!" h.. seen htm C'em or dei!Vertn~ a ut•hty service. oltand needed fQI' the~- -Prohibit stale unlversiUes and pac~aging ~ofColumbtJS. A tu 11 th fl till "h been Tndtans ... .. • 005 311-10 8 4 " ··•· and i1 nor hiS real name. Governmcnlj Exempt He said that 11 the Cf111J1bJs- or colleges !rom dO[!Oiitlng dDrviees •wll! be Wednesday ~· a :lsto e ~ 1~ as t tw Senators , , , 160 2IX - 12 a 2 0 r:h " • P'O•)dobym ustld by The federal and stole aovern- stoners were~ ··- ol:'tl.e•~·i"trr nabollll or other •'"- ill ••· at 1 ~.m. at lllller's Funeral mg ry or e pas Dodson (LP) CUnnlnghiDI · ·· . -· ~"' ' ""'• ~~ ..., ell, In Galli lis "th bur 1 week!" Marano said He did not ' OJIIO«el\lal• '" New nrJeans ' . men!tt, pohttcal aub<ilVISIO!lS of llOoition "th ~ould not be state's irreduciblt debit fund. ""' ~ HOII)e ' p· s' po WI •• i bor te th actlona b t and Manley, Roush and ~HP " 1JOI C!or i!h•w" the state or a•v of thetr a•en- Irving to 1• 1n the back dQor Three bll!J wero pas.ed II' "' me !reel Cenietery, The e ad ~~ on, h v·~ Umpire: S, Oiler, NBC Mid II ll'llU!d not di,..tose ries, would not have to oev fhe willl special tnlerest ltglJiitlon the Senate, Including one to put I!A!v, Robert Card and the Bev. 881 ed ( 't~u~ oa ~ ~reml~ If» ree• name of "Clem Ia< on utility HerVICCS to them ltr nreempt tile neld .. general health district etflployeo W':"""ll Stutler wlll officiate. arm "' an . m Bertr.m~" for hi• own protee- "•,i•• fumi•~ed roi•-<>nerot .! "P~enl!l , claimed the on'I" under the state' "'911 h t vie • ~ $ , Prtends may call a!t~r 7 p.m ter cannons and mabochmdegutns to --------....,.. ' "' " • ' this eveai!lll 'and '1fldaelda prorect troops a ar roop -- 1•d de'Jtces, and teJO!lhono •' 1saue was mooey, the ownen of aystem. ' roLUMBUB '(UPIJ - Form- Ul t' of lent Ytil>' carrie" and command boats er ~lean S...te leadtr c. •me ces. (Continued From Page I) Stuley Mech8111' of Ne!ll<liiVille uS. inlantrymen have been OhiO Electric Co, O!'io Power CON 1 _ ' ' ' • taday ~ the admlnlstraining aboard barrackJ lbips Cll.• 'n. Daily Sentmel, T ~ I TINUED From _P•.ge .1 b;allo!l'• tiUfllfill ·lll"<lill ~pll ...., since February in preparation Athens Messen1er, WMPO Ra0 the ps~~~d ~~~~:!~o:f g~: tu U "utterly flllt8stle." Major lnpe llaulfl for carrying the war to the dlo, J!:lberfelds, M~ip Local ways rm · n to re th , Medtmn, chalnnan of a eum- 1y lllllted Pnu faRruiJoall rivers alld marohland1 of the School ,Ofllelals. Po-: ridg."".'::t ~~~ CLEVELAND (UP!) - Polioel The package, which was to BalU~ In :\'to:it 1\ISCU. lilfslion appointed bJ Goo. Amert..a Lea , Mebng Delta. For the battle P0!4EROY -"Robert l)ouc!l, · approtches wtlh ut the .11 said Monday a secretary from equivalent ot 20 sticks of CoQnty befora the bumti Jamea A. Rhodell to •ua-t a llts at N y !gilt ll'fpd in they switched to fl<lattng troop Paul CarPer, Margaret McDaaparticipatmi 1, onciall vt age tl suburban ,Garfield Hetghts mire, did not up!~ beca· fomtd. ~ was ihere visit- ftvlslm of the tal 1JIIom, laid IFi.:at Ga~i' n- ' P ' ra carrierl that carried them tels, r,!ary Allee Samuels, Nor- Gave~ Porn~· El _ drove 80 miles to Sugar Creek , It was improperly ctbectecl lng 1 sister and brother-In-law. the Jli'GI)Oied gr.. ,_qu tal Cal 100 0011 P20- 2 6 2 along the Rach Cat Rtve, below rna l)aker, Gerald McDaniel, mentary5fl PTA oy rmle iOhto, Sunday with' a package of a sparkplug. coold "bankrupt many ' ~·t Robo\ft Vaujhn, Tommy Heuter, 11110 0011 .~ 0 6 0 Saigon. pe high-power plastic explosive un- Miss Madelebte Kllm8111Dy Gadleld Heighta Pollee Capt. ea." .' , , Cedi .Hysell, Dorothy WoOdard, Bton wJia e a M•d-July record der th• hood of her car. drove sf% cllilren from WIIII&Im C. HCITipn ui(l the "Obr commtu.e tried to lind WriJbt, IIDJII (') and ~- The troops landed In watst Zo~a Johnson, Harlan Webhop on upper parkmg lot. 1 explosive had been llolen from ways t& equalize IJid motlem- en. Lolicb, Wlelerllbam l'il high waters of the marshland runa, Lloyd Wright, Shirley Le- Dl'""' street ~epalr and the Anny. ize the tax system, IJid • eer- llld freeilan. WP-Wrtibt 12-0). and atiacked the Fifth Viet wls,,Effle Pickw, Harold Noo;. resurfaCIIlg In the vtllage at Police belleve the bomb wu talnly 4ld not reeomlllfllll any- ILP-Lolleb (r.i), IIR-Belch- ~~ lndepe~dent Battalion. ton, Guy E4dle Guinther, Marlelljlh .00 decided to borrow intended 1m ~qmeone elle. Miss thfrig foolish Ulrt this" JoiMiem ard! (8th). Wtth South Vtetnamese troops Jon Ebersbach Mrs E the 1 $30,0Qi for the work mstaad of Komarooy lives in the same said rs.conct Gamel porting from the south, the P~ps Don H,;.nel J Wfn. $40,000 u was earlier proposapartmont building u 1 w•U· The Ctiticfsm ~ 1 h 0 CaL , OUt 11110 11110- I 4 I infantrymen poured In from the dqti, Homer Smith,' J:phlna ed. , ~wn hoodlum and sometimes lint major attad 011 Rhodes' P.tro1t 1101 001 21~ ~ • D norlh and -west and _ ~an the ijatifaves. - Talked abou! arcepting a para her car In the tame stall, plan to lev)' addlllonal lfUI ~· Kelso 11) and Rodg- IM!ven-hour battle that ended at S~RACUSE - Arlotta Pick· road Ia tho Kerr s Run area, po!iee aald, fOil education by lmpotlnc 1 1 ers,, McLtin 11-7) and Price. midnight Monday, erul, Milton Roush. , near the bookmobtle HQ, as a According fD pollee Andrew per cent tal lpt 1LP-Tumer (1-1). 1111-Knoop MIDDLEPORT M new Blriet to be known as Roe.' , on fii'OSI rece I ' (4tb), Cl010 From River \v - I'll, J o e del 8t No action wao taken K , 0!_ Wlclthlfe, Mi4' of lllt,slneso !Irma, .,, Firll Clime) • The Monitors closed m from 1\son, Richard Wilson, Robert Attend! ""'" Mayor I.e ,ar omarony s ..-otber, noticed the Minn. ' OOD 1102 """-- 4 4 0 the river and attacked the King, Eva H•rtley, Rose Mary Clfllt Schoenleb :n d car was not running on aU cylFINAL ACI'ION ' Bal. OOD 000 ~ 0 I 1 trapped Viet Cons !rom barely Ly~ns, Freda Edwards, James Councilmen Lou Poulin Roy jnders when he baaed ~ out of WAsiUNGTON iUPI) -Final Bosw•ll (HI and Nixon· 1110 ' yards away, MaraM sal4 Farmer, Ma~ Davis;, MlltoQ 1 111 Reuler Don Collins ani Fultl driveway Sunday ru,ht. oon,teu!mal ac!IDn to nlflld Phoebus Miller t9) and Etch,; the &UDJhipa poured 2,1109 Hood, Roger! Slst<on. ' checked and lotllld the explos- the draft law, continue college barren,' LP-Phoebus (~ 3 ) IIR romtd• of tO mm cannon ~re op RACINE - l{arrle[ Nelgler, lve atladled to the lleerln8 Cl)j. defermen(s, and bar chance se- -Oliva (5th) the communiat position aa well Betty Sayre, Martha J,.ou Beenmn. 1~ expected today de- (Seconds Game) as70 mortar ~ouods and a lar~ ale Emma .Adam,, Rober a SuM:-' of the fmnll1 ealled spite Ropubllu~ complaln!tt that Mlnn 1103 OlO 00!- 5 4 0 number of tll'tllades and illlall Cleland. ,, g Creek Marlhall Robtrt dtaft lntqultles had not all been JaaL 023 ltl'l 011_ t 15 1 arm• fire. MINERSVILLE - Clan ~ DBttiltD TO INTEREST or Huprlcb who notl\led lherlff'a corrected. 1 Grant Ollom 131 Perry 131 Troops of th 9th lnfBJ!trY Intyre, Herbert Mcln!Yrt •1111.. 1 IIIII!JGI • MABON AREA 1 deputies and demoUIJon uRoland (I), Wwthmlton <T) a~d Division suffered 211 ld\led and cy Arnold, ClarenC. NO~n. peril. l'P)':Joi MIXED BatleY NlxOD <4)· Bunker )II wounded The Navy Ill"" LONG B<ll"'PII! - He nt.t liJ.u Komarony J8ld her Clll' NEW YORK rtJI>I) - Jlrt~· DIU~ (8) and Rozoovslc ' tn-otected bY armor plate Bahr, Susan E. Pi~ott Ma~ "'"~.1.".!:' ::,~:.; had !lot been l'tlllllfriJ ltlloothly today opened mixed with a firm El£hebaj'ren <7C WP-Bunk~ sitfleRd only 15 woon~. · B~rlnn, WIUlfd..J'!Iot~ iucb~ -:• M":o,:",. "'...,:;--;;:. o •,'.; Students and teachers from speabr and a praise servloe for about I week and poUce un4~ \111 the New York (2-3). LP.,qr•nt (U). IIR8, , J B~rton, Cjlarlet "~~' !1f; I :four st.tes attended the annual I was held Sunday morning. There :~~:a~ could 111\1<1 been Stoc~ l!scha~ge TradlnJ was) Carow <5th), Klll~brew (19th), NO l!IJUIIlM ry Gr~mh, Adi Btiseil, '.' 1 1 - ..· ,,.,. ..,..,. ,... " - ' homecoming and revival of the•waa a ba•ket dinner served near' 011J!· J!!oder@lt .~,,~ ·, AlllliOII !?!b). CINCINNATI !UPil, ,_ Tile REEDSVILLI:-'- Verna- .• .,.,, •••• Fair Play Scllool near Danville , the school at noon. : ~ city rec:~oetl ,-anolhir I e II I ldaxlne. \VI!Itebead. 111 ..,.._""" Twenty-one former student• I SIX former pupils of the bl' CIIE&t'Eti .: Pai'Xir, ,.. ll... - '';;;_ : •.LH~::; 11' the echool answered the roll jachool are nqw ministers In four : , , QQ'l' ~ ~Ufll ~1®1. the Ot;to ~1'81' Barbara Sa11enL 1 '' y,~ call Tho eldest attending thlo 1different states. There 1 was , A wtdt olrlety ol talent wiii1Gui!1Hs, -Rosj!mary ltit,indMra. EveiJDc\eia"""i M~a~. li'Jr.U lllllrlct COUrt ._MASON, W. VA, -lt. D: .....,.,,... ,.,., ........, ., year were Ernest Russell ol ••mglng of hymns and sltinge4 be prf!JODted o~ July 4 when the Kin !i'lll!iiY John atid Keltli . , '"' ounc·, 'ftu! ·•· ,•r ochwarz. '' 1vmton and Ross Baker. Ewlng- :mstrumentat music was presen- IJ!acine rtra Dtwtqtanl and Lis~ Mai'th~ Kriw...., na. The lhow •wlll.fNCih at 7"10 of Appeata tlecl4ed 1here were CLIFTON, W.Va.- Klctwtt· 1 - fWI • - " ., 1ton bol!J ~·aonarlans ted Adatl11to'n ""li ,_ · po errors In Common 'Piell Gllke~ ""' , 11 . . Th two 1 !'.:.. -'-·d · ,_ ,Emerafi!IC)I Squaa 1tge1 a mu· vtd Krawsctrn, Denise Snlld- p.m. "' .,., 10 oenta Jl)4oe 1\ilpb B Kohrieb'a Feb WEST COLUMIIJA· 0,, e o ... "'" en.. pre- Plaftl are before the trustees Istcal contest 1a 'tbt Soujhem gr<~ll lOttr 1011 and 1 ~It for ldulta and • CMtta for dii~ , • .,. ' ~.. · . 11.., ., •....._ . -.. sent !sst year, l!mory IJid Jap to neJa!Be llie birder! and pro- Sebool Audlloi'IUIII. 11'hf' a--re~~~, Kll'td tlrlfftth' dten 'llallll UDdir. '; 1 ,.~,1 IJ'.,... in lnJuc,Hon llicklltd. ~;~/.,t; 11 001 a.ao. •• Grape, rr died dllliliJ par, tor !llOl'e ,lrallers forj Caab'frtzes tf t30 and f'l) Pat lftd Jiy "IIIli Mrs pqlfell·' fi ''Ill Po 8 111 ~= 11.., . - the put re!""· leamJJ!tn, Plw Art also unde!>- wUI jle awanle4 ~lilt lbree top RDusll ' ' •, ch;jt oi'ifit iwt~tlo(l!fitl 01~ tilt 'a\"' l'io ' tln. ,.. ; RoUgiO!J!· ·eel'Yleet hold wa, to drtll if welt. Tile retinlllJI wlllilera of the eortltell. 'l'alcti,.rl' ltlpeil the "Calendar Glrlt" to MIW· ·' ' .... Mlkt ·· .... •• , eaoh eveni,Da· with dllferllal 'fill be hel4 8llln Dext year. lli!ni .Pllfl w10 be tl!lr~ 11 ,Wlu be ,._ Neftll ' ' •·•· ........., o1.. futMu , ..!:::0 ,•-'•~ •lll011.,..,• ~J • MaJ1 f'kW!~, Fri<la. , ~ ;;.;.~ 1 , , ·l ~ 1P.':M' ~- ~,...,_ , • - - aucll ...... WM .... t 1•·1...< \ .:nr.';l; • \ game McC~rver smgled 1to vtctory over the slumptng and put the Gtants ahead ·t:. · '" ' In other Naltooal League Houston rebever Barry I Reds m the only afternoon th• th1nl mnmg and Hartrt::··~.:~;Jj games Monday, St. Louis edged w1th one out and, eame all the gam• of the season sent til•· I! Houston 5-4 In 11 innings, Los way around to"feore on Mam' 1 May<' mnth homer of the old Nolan to the shower~ lat:bldst Angeles nipped AUanta 3-2 and drtve to nght-center. ··sed lty:.Oear .....,'"_,m.,e-=w• lth;,o;;;•..m;iioii;ini..iiiaboa""rd""'sa""m~e.iimn~mg~,;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;.:o:;~i\~~~ San Fra>.ctsco topped Cicinnati Dick Schofield, a seldom u: 6-3 utility player, singled home Cleveland swept a twl-ntght Lefebvre wtth one out in the doubleheader from Kansas City 111nth mnmg t" pace the 4-2 aod 2-t, Minnesota blanked Dodge" to thelf thlfd stratght Baltimore 4-0 before losing 9-5 v•rtory. and Cjtlifornla shut out Detroit Schofteld, who also homered 2-0 then lost 5-l in American in the contest, got hts game· League games winning h1t off rebever D1ck Extra llullng Wtn Kelley after the Atlanta sou<lh- 11 Roger Marts doubled home paw had walked Lefebvre and Tim McCarver wtth the winnmg pinch-hitter Jtm Htckman run In the lith as the Cardinals Wtlile Mays and Jtm Hart boosted the" lead over second homered of£ rook1e scnsat•o• place Cmdnnalt to one-half "'Gary Nolan to power the Giani' "I Redlegs, senators Inners In MI'ddleport Boys PJv ·a m~ralisms, leadln~ St. Louis Cardinals. I I 1 teachfrigs to practical use last Saturday. He baJlged out lour hits Saturday to spark a ~ate victory, added four hits Sunday in anothei' triumph and stroked three more Monday night to paoe Pittsburgh to a 4-3 victory over the Chicago Cubs. "Two weeks ago Harry Walker told me to choke up a couple of lnclles on the bat," satd the 28fear-dd outfielder. "It's helped. That and a Uttle luck. I'm able to walt on the bail a little longer now." Alou's hot streak has boosted his average to .317 and as a result of his hitting the Pirates have moved to within four and one-ball games of the league- Pel. GB St. Louil 22 .6'11 ... Ctncinnati 40 26 • .1Ml6 i!. Pittsburgh 3S 27 .550 4!!1 San Franc!SCI) 34 28 .548 4!!1 Chwagq 32 28 ,533 5!!1 AUanta 21 II .500 Phlladelplrla 28 32 /RI Los Aogeles 26 36 .419 12!!1 Houaloll 26 38 .400 14 New York 20 38 .346 161!. .,.,._,•• Jlelultl San li'railclsco 6 Clnclmtall I Pittsburgh 4 Clicago S -~ . I St L. 5 Hou 4 (11 inrul, ~ I runners free to advance as .. thiS case, the umptre ruled !All Tlmea EDT) picked up its sec A protest of a game played m ering. The sitortstop attfmptmg The pertment rule applymg 1 Otler was mterefered wtth m Chicago (Niekro J-2) , at straight win m Little South- Middleport June 13 between the /to make the play fell, shook m the case IS as follows hiS advance at second base New Yorlr at Phila lmght) League actton on Monday !Middleport and Pomeroy Pony jOiler wtth the bail gomg mto 1 7 18 - A batter who has he- after 01ler had scored, return· pm a 16-5 vtctory over viSiting baseball teams was upheld Mon- center f1ekl. Oiler off the short- ~ come a runner " entttied io un- 1ul htm to th1rd base. Had the 1day night by League President 1stop and dashed to thtrd. The 1mpeded progress as be advanc- call been correctly mierfer.nce, st Leuis !Jaster S-2) at Falls HoustQn (Belinsky 1-2), 9 p m Bobby Patterson pttched tile iChet Tannehill and the game or- center ftelder threw tile ball to •• around the base:; Whenever 01ler should have been returnAtlanta (Lemaster 7-1), at six mrungs for the wmners, ordered replayed from the fifth third m a second attempt to 11a defensive player tmpedes the t'<l to second base, as the ball t,os Angeles (Singer 1-3 , 11 four and walking' f1ve. tnning on. , catch the runner, with lite ball runner m any way, -un:ess lte had to be ruled dead at 1 hat p m. moundsmen Steve Jen- Th g me will n;t be replay going over third Oller scored l• ultemptmg to fteld a batted pomt ' Cmrinnatl (Queen 8-l), at san Curfman and B. MIller • a ' ton the overthrow. ball or has the ball m hts pos- , Bet the correci call, under 1 Franctsco (BQlin 3-li or out seven and walked 10 led, however, ~nt•: the end 01 1 'After ihis had all <feveloped ';essmn, the umptre shall call the rules, was obstructton m : al 9-<J , 11 vm bttiers were Kevin the season, an t en .only If ItS !the llrst base umpire called m- i"'obstrucllon." !llil runnersi whtch the ballts not dead, and I New York !Hendley 2-01 at a triple, double a n d outco~e h:s • bearmg on the' terference on the shortstop and Ishall be permttted to advance, IOJfer should I ave been perm1t- 1 ph, la delohla ~ (L. Jackson 4-7), Patterson, two home champmns tp Iupon the InsiStence of the Porn- wtlhout danger of bemg p u I ted to score, as he dtd u05 p m. Mtek Ash, two singles, The rulmg was made upon 1eroy manager, Oller was return- ;out, to the t>ases whtch, m the I rr th,<~o game ts ~:",lntmed later Wed..,day's Games Steve Wtnebrenner and A- 1the unanimoUs advtce ,of oui- 1 ed to third base, erasing the 1Judgment of ihe umptre they 1t will begm m the bottom of • New york at Phila. tnight) Moore, each a single, : side, diSinterested baseball men >Core At -that pomt announced would have reached had "ob- the fifth mmng wtth cne out, 01 l'h• rago at Pitisburgh I night) Leiart httlers were J Jen- of the cuunty, The facts of the 1Middleport it was playing the structton" not been called. The ler havmg scored, and 1~e score Ctncinnati a~ HOIISton (night) a home run and single; mc1deni that produced the pro- ,game under protest. · ball is in play and runners may 6-5 for Pomeroy Jenkms, two singles, and test were agreed to have heen j Middleport officially protest- :odvance further at thetr own In anoth•r ruhng, also :.!nnSI L'·u s at Los Angeles (night) Ailanta at San Francisco Curfman, a smgle. as follows by Man~er Homer 1.ng the game according to sec- mk " d•y night Tanneh1ll revmed ,m I __ 302 1100- 5 5 Sm1th of Pomeroy and Don 1 Lion 617 of the Boys teague Of- Therefore, t! was ruled by 1•arher tentative deciston g• v•ng Amtrtcan League 4116 411-16 t /Wlison of Middleport , rtctal rule book -for 1967, semor Tannehill that the call was not 1Eastern a forle1t vwtory uver I 1 w. L. Pet, S JPnkins, Curfman (2), 8 "In, l)le bottom of the ftfth m- divl8ton page,J1. a JUdgement call, but an error 1 Pomeroy 1ast Thursday mght Ch1rago 36 23 610 Miller (3) and D, Jenkins. Pat- mng with one out and the score The contention is that there I'" application of the rule , be- due to an unavOidabl e mi<Up m , Detrot! 34 23 ,5(3 terson and Ash Pomeroy 6, Middleport 4, cannot be interference called cause a defenstve team cannot the schedule lj Minnesota 32 31 .500 6 Steve Oiler was hit by a pitched' agamst the defensive team onl be called for mterference and Pomeroy manager Sm1th had I Cleveland 32 31 5G11 6 ball On the first pitch to the a runner. The proper call would the ball ruled dead Rather the asked a schedule change be Boston 31 11 .5011 6\\ nell hitter, Oiler stole second. be obstroJCtlon and that the de£enstve team can be charged Ipubl.,hed well m advance of Balttmore 30 3:! .484 I 'fhe catcher mlde a throw 'to Iball ts still in play and the run- only for obstructiOn, m which last Thursdav mght announcmg ' California 32 35 4711 8 second with the shortstop eov- ner If' entitled to advance. th ball is not dead, w1th the the game wtth Eastern would ~ ::S, '!!' . PirateS, Giants, Cards Score NL Triumphi·. • By FRED MeMANE UPI Sports Writer Matty Alou'o refresher course in batting from his old professor may have started things rollmg toward a successful graduatwn for the Pittsburgh Pirates. Alou, who earned his masters ~ degree in batting last year when he led the National League with 1-1<0 a .42 average, learned the !me techniques of hitting from hiS "No, you're not getting me to manager, Harry Walker, \ast look down and mfss !he baD!'' year, but he was flunking tile subject tbls season and sought his skipper out two weeks ago IDS for a cram course Alou took some good notes from Walker's lecture, digested l)Ct'U them and began putting tbe The New Orleans prosecutor ' addllll, ··au the iCreammg and I I hoiier!llg llOlf belllfl heard ~ UNITED NATIONS, N Y. charges that Israel was the wars. sor He demanded lsraeh lrOORi RIBBON CUTTING -- Conrad Ohlmger, on beh~f •"<lence that w~ have caught a , tUPIJ-A:rner~ca's turn carrie , aggressor mthe war wtlll the ' -Freedom of International w•thllraw lrom llOcuplal Arab 1 of the board of elders, secol)d from left, cut the ribbon •o very !arge ftsh Itoday m the UN. General Arabs waterways In the area. territqry, He called on the U.N lJ ~· :U .f ,open the new barsonage of the Pomeroy Church of Chrjst Gal'rlson has charged that Assembly debate on tile Midd!e ' Goldberg pledged the reply 1 -Limits on the Middle Ea!t'• Securill' Councll, which has I "' 'at 1645 Lincoln Heights Sunday, Others takil)g part 1a Clay J. Shaw, a New Orle•ns j East and US Ambassador after Kosvgm spoke bitterly ,arrns race rebuffed the Sovtet anti-lsr~~J th~ ceremony, left to right, a,;e Miltoq Roush, Glen Smith, buslllCHman, took part '" a IArtltor J Goldberg was gtving. •gamst Israel Monday in -Political mdependonce and artve, to "efimmate all COiliO- • both elders and the Rev James McGovern, new pastot~ CO"''pjracy to assalll!inate Pres-' "detailed answer" to Soviet operung the 122-natton emergen- , temtor~al lntegnty for each quences" of Israel's "aggresll ldeet ;John F. Kennedy. He SaJd Icy sesston the Kremlm called to I na!ton slon ., An4 he satd Israel must LAKI!&JDE. Ohio (UJ'l) I Lee !/.trvey Osw~ld, Jack Ruby. ,!_AIR!dot N(UPik1111 -PodgoSovlet regam influence lD the Arab I Isreal Must Pay pay' tlie Arab war states for Modern Methodists mu!t be, ed the lite David w Ferrte and .,., en oa rny ld , K , d 'd th' come doers rather Utan watch: un . , wiU arrive In Catro Wedne&- wor ' osygw s wor s sat no mg damages su1,er ers the 29th Nod~-East Ohio The open house and dedicatton Conrad Ohlinger on beh~ lf -t ~ Cuba!ts participated m day for 181118 with U.A The US ambassador was about balanced JUStice As D1plpmats Sllid Kosygm lalked JMelbodJSt Conference was told of the new parsona'ge at 1~4; 4~e board, cut u,.; o'ibbon opentheaJJesed plot. Shaw has been R. Prelldmt-Premlor Gamal expected to expand on the ftve Russtans have before. m pre- pretty much as he was expected MUnday at its opent session. Lincoln Heights was held Sll!l- 1og offtctally the newly p chastndicted ~";: Abllel Nasser, official liOUrc- ooll'f peJCe proqram for the , v1ous debates on ~e tssne, he -tough enoogh to carry out the Dr Robert Courtn~, head of day by the congregation of th~ ed and redecorated par!age. •-•· Mtddle East offered by Pres- Iaccused the IsraeliS of using Kremlm propaganda drtve for tb 5, ·h cb Cl land d' trlct Pomeroy Church of Christ Elder Glen s th The .NBC program "The JFK •• ..1d ..... y. d I J hns t II N I k t tl f " br'dled h A b h b"t ~ e "" ur eve IS ' ' llll gave ,pray. , The offfelal sources gave •• ' en o on '" a na tona Y' azt-1 e co, .o ,un I It e ra s w o were ' ter .,.at said actiODlf would s ak loud- The Rev. James Mc(;o>etn er. Conspiracy The Case of Jtm furth d taU lh th ta jtelevtsed speech Monday, John- aggressiOn, of hemg lnto•lcet. RusSia dld not mtervene to help th tbe 1 dlti 0 hl h apoke brteOy doring the d•dtra- Servl f h t5 0 1• ' Garria,1n,n presented the follower e 1 0 er 80 son's pomts ed" w1th military conqu~t of 1 them J.n the war with Israel ~r an ra g • . . . ng re res men prov ulrtg conclusions say Nasser and ' Pedgorny -Mideast nations respect / hemg "false thrOtJ8h ~ n dl But the dtplomats satd KOSY8t~ sounding resolutions and ~ un; lion and Mtlton Roush, e!1er, ed by women of the churC/1 were 1 "The case be (Gamsonl woold d!acuss tbe Middle East each otller's nght to hfe through" wl!en talk!Jig on peace. talked softly enough to keep the dorstood better by the now ~on the tmportance of con- Mrs. James McGovern, Mrs. has built l!ialnst Ciav Shaw is I oltuallon. -Justice for the Arab re- He urged the as!ll!mbly to ' door open for posstble summit ge.?er~tton. ' ~~"f to wttness and wrk for Ralph Welker lllld Mrs., Louts 18 00 based on lest101ony that dtd not Premier Alexei N K.,jgtn' i tugees of three Israeli-Arab condemn Israel os an aggres-1 talks Wtth Prestdent Johnson, th ThChe ~ gechnerachtlonl saysnnotto ' Osborn, pass 1 lie detector Garrison ~ -- - -- '/ --- e rts ~n ur , ' ta 1 ordered-and Garrtson knew It PICNIC ANNOUNCED ' stand, I do not trust, your feast Wt• One prospective Witness admttThe past presidents of th days, you: your 1f ted he waa gomg to lie. , 4merlcan Legton AUllhary Un- htghsounding pnnclples at com2 "Members o1 Gamson's n as will bold thetr annual p1c pared to your actual living,'" st• (f. "'!rytnBto strengthen the nic the home o1 Mrs. J.. cast 8Jatnst Shaw, have threa- , , . Neutzllng 105 Maple Place Christians, fl they are to Th Red! 1 edged th y l."! · tened and ofkred inducements COLUMBUS (UP! I - AItelegraph servtce to or from a the two plots seeking to extract Pomeroy' Wednesday June 21 ' act rathet than just talk in to- k "4 2 1h Se toe had two singles, and cKmney to pottntlal wl/nesses. count1wtde exctS• tax on ut1i- pomt outside the state, for I1an unreasonable price. at f:30 p.m. Fsye Wildermuth day's world, must be !Jwolved t:'ted ·thea~,a~ .;~O ~· ~ld: a smgle. Cooke drove in the 10• I . ' ' N'BC Detects Lies, Deceit, FeJr.ln · :Garri~~n's Case NEW YORK (l1PI)- New tlon, but added "HIS name has Orleans Dis!. Atty. Jtm Garrt- been gtven to the FBI·: so;'s tnvesttgatton mto the As for Russo, NBC News K nnedy assassmatton was de- correspondent Walter Sheridan scrtbed on natmwlde televiSion S31d Russo told him, h1s Monday ntght as a case toun~ed te~~lmony against Shaw may be upoo tws, threats, fear, suspt a combmattOII of truth, fantosy coon, tndueements and expiOJta- l o~ h.. lion of the pubhc. He says he Wishes hP had ~bortly before the NBC New never gotten mto this, but now documentary went on the air, Garnson Issued a statement e ~~~~a;~r:t:~~ the program as - -- ... ·- ·- \ :~at~~ ,~:~1 1l~ur~Y~·=====:_=• ~ COCHRAN Ni : fatr :m PAINTS CHASE HARDWARE 5 II ·ro End lie~$ TmJS,pin Tonite .........~~;;;i'-;i ti..ee bUt nrit All work done by expert me!Chlmic:s using ~he most modern pr,cision equipment ;This $ \. week . ' \only 49 ..:r. 1 ,, PrtJ' if needed \ Mast~lean C111 ... , NO MONEY DOWN Take months to pay/ E"Motor King" wl'lh 24-Month Guan~ntaa &;;IJ S·12. ii::M..t.\ �I I 1-Dai!J Senthrel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0 , June 20, 1967 DOCTOR SAYS IHospital News a. II)> wayne Brllldlladl, M.D. Bober Hoopllah Visiting Q _ Wllal would cause pa1n, bours 2A and 7-8 P m Parenli linlc:mnblethe,.fwrJumbiet, •• leu.r to eKh square, to form four .,din...,. worda. t Around and About stiffness and awelllnl of lliJ onlf 011 Pedlatr!CI Ward. fmgers' is there a vaccine for this' When I use the typewritIDUY tapm my fmgers helps a little Is this gond treatmt'lll .1. _The eause Is some form arthritis - ,most likely oateoVVMEA SinCe this II DOt au Infectious diseue there Is no vact!lne for It Tapfingers to reduce the 1~;~~~~~ of the pamful poln18 BAFUE 11 you type IS line provided AU. THE SAMC, don't tape them so tight THEVAREI cut down on the clrcula At other t1mes vou should TECKOP 1move the painful jOints to preNow ..,..... tho circled lettora permanent stiffness to tom tho IUJIIri• ...wer, u :==::::;~~;;;;;;~~~·~·r~se~ot~"'~I>T the allovecutoon. Q - Is II possible to have artbrltiS of the stomacb or the ,.____;,:Priii:::.IM:::.SURPm::=.::::.:A:::.:.ISWER=IIn::_..J • Admlulou I , Voice oj Brooilway aelllng Its Providence R. L pOmeroy NEW VO!Ut - lJUian Olsb.ITV channel It's •• You'd aev.. peal It aU wu 1 dletlna file way !he star of every modem showbil new war generation _ Inhaled felluclne al Alfredo't mecllum from pioneer 1 I I en t ed on 1 Times SqlUir. subway ~ st, With her splrl~al Dims lhroullb stage and TV, was , Son of K 11 r 0 y adviSer Falher Green Aak· Fred flollen- joined sister Dorotby Ia a Ra- wu' here'" Dorithy how sha liked !Ddsy's mlhl· Carl B Bias, 110'1 Fll'sl Ave ; David L DaviS, 431 Jad:i!on Pike, Mrs Jess1e M, Carle, Mr and Mrs 53\t Spruce Stl Mrs Marie baum and Mr and Mrs Riel> galto Italy nlll'llns hqn1e, the Young Klam 1e was half the sklrtl, Dorotlly Lamour repllM, Brumfield, 46 Vine St , Mrs ard Rosenbaum, family ,spent latter's been there aome time, dance team of "Dorothy " GO· "My sarona was the original Arnolcl L Barnett, Sr , 111'10 weekend wllh Jack Roaenbaum Lillian just lor rest after fin- bert" In lhe styllsh saloona 1 mini-skirt Dot's sure to jour Rlverv1ew Dr, Mrs Jack L and family at Reynoldsburg 19hrng a film In Africa Lfl· sbowbil generation ago_ slle'U I '~•"H;e;,;ll;;:o,~Do~ily;;:;;.,"===-, Adams, 510 Third Ave , Mrs on Saturday they attended the Han's 70, Dorolhy 611 Morton have two of her fine palnllns lr Wllllam E. Browu. Evans Hts , weddmg of M1sa Marcia Meier Downey and Josepb P Kenne- among the "Fifty American Mrs Harley A Sm1th, Rt I to Jeffery Eckert at Worthing dy, father of the clan, dined el- Artists" exhibition at tha White- I Com plate Gallipolis Thomas J Banks, ton Miss Me1er Is the daug~ lantly IIIII laughmg at Le house Gollertes here next weelt I Room• Of Rt 2 Vmton Charles N Chev 1ttr of Mr and Mrs Wa I I e r ICaravelle N Y City analler, Lower River Rd, Mrs 'Me10r and granddaughter nf 1nounced It would make 11 'eaHer old partner and stlll R1chard D DHrsl Rt I B1 d-1 Mr and Mrs Philip Me1er, for. sy" lor more sidewalk cafes her husband IS real estate-r~ch well, James W McDougal, Rt mer Pomeroy reSidents Ito sprout bolt some of the most Gilbert Kiamle AI tbe Del2 Cheshire Mrs John L S1glegitimate restaurants are find· egate "Dagmar" told us she's man Rt 2 Cheshire Mrs Phil- Mrs John Young and c h 11 mg tF!flmg but exaspera1tng already signed lor five more hp K Grueser, Pt Pleasant, dren, Lancaster, are here fo~ ~ ~ardlet!, we'd halet o 911spect books for Lancer Pub Co beRalph K Newman, Rt I PI an extended summerd VM1Slt "w't 1 •t's just because they are legit cause of the fut sale of h e r A - No Arthritis II an In- Pleasat Mrs Howard K Bur- her parrots Mr an •s new naullbty paperback "The Inflammation of the ]olnls Most "' Ne~ Haven M!'!l Roger son Carpenter Mr Young Is In There were more estlma Spy W•th the Blue Kazoo " w1th thiS disease have W' Hysell Mason Eber A Cmcmna\i completmg work for ble entertainments on TV than I Bobby Kennedy never loses no stomach for II If they Wolfe, Rt 2 Racine Mrs Anna hiS masters degree m educa on the N y stage last season his target of the presidency, nor It m the head 1! would E T rner Rt 1 Dexter Lin- lion Both Mrs Carpenter and 1 But so many more horrlble lat the Pen & Pencil does he properly be called arth da C F1Sher Racme, Mrs Th,. her daughter Alita are enroll TV shows crowd the ch•nnels loae hiS appetite for corned of the Jaw mas J Cook Pomeroy, James ed for the summer sess10n at there seem fewer fine ones In Ibeef hash, orders It every lime S Rees Racme Mrs Chester OhiO UmverSlty contrast such u lunch there With N y I Q - Wfl! drlnklng cranberry W Zirkle Pomeroy, Ann K Mr and Mrs Hobart Young I Fredric March's medics Council Pres Frank O'Connor ju1ce benefit arthritiS' If not, Wiles Pomeroy Lemuel 0 of S1dney were weekend guests Inounced h1m OK alter the heart IS there any food or drink that Shiflet Rt I Rutland, William Iol Miss Kate F!CI<, Miss Eve- attack even said he can roli1m I will' Is 1t harmful to eat C Clayton, Middleport, C Iyn F1ck, and Mrs Ellzabeth 1to aclmg shortly The UN rus fruits If you have arthritis Frank MeadoWll Greenul, Ky Flclt. Plaza address wherem Bobby A- No (till three questloiiS Mrs Walter S Arthur, Rt 21 Kenned1 Johnny CarSob TruBeneflClal results from Vlllegar, Wellston Kathy E Krewson Mr and Mrs Edward S t o- man Capote alljl lesser ASKED FOR IT: a pearl tle cUp, a stick of an- honey cranberry JU!e< or what Aiken s' C Frank M HIll Ihart and daughter, Karoiea of names reside ~as had !~:~. This column is for Y• u n I Clent gum, I pair of have you IS a bit of wishful Wellston Mrs Thomu R Ad· Miami Fla ' are V1Sihng here I protection Since a bomb are ;'!people lhe~r probleDIS ' and earrmgo a wallet an tmcn thick tlnnklng lhat pops up Willi a ams Ra~enswood CF!ss C Sa With her parents, Mr and Mrs I Foldmg of the United s~e~ pleasures, their troubles and a handful of chaugl,, I scarf regularity that Is amazing m yre 'Rt 2 Evans W Va Mrs Guy Shuler Ti'cJ "'" be here Iwork so-called and •ts Las V I lim •s w•tb tbe rest of Helen a nail file, two letters;.: pen VIeW of tile fact that It is Bart M Fulk, Rt 3 Oak Hill, another week before returnmg gu ""'show al;. meant no ne~ Help us•, II welcomeo isughs and pencil, three or I 1( person w•th artb Janet S Minard Ironton Mrs to FloF!da work In •IIIbt lor the new Con1 but wont dodge a serious quos. clips, should, like everybody else Donald C Cra.,.; Rt I' Win· Mr end Mrs Farrell Slluler tlnental Football Leai!Ue might ,roll of ~fe-sa~er~ 0 tion llltb • brusiH>H and nu.nlcrous r ga ge • well balanced diet In field, W Va Je~s K Cralger, have returned to Nashville, 1even mean the end of tilt lea· Don't let sticky, humid weather ruin your henrm(i •ld' fnstead get this BEAT THE Send your tee~e fu~U';; She baa tho eharm of an he should take apeclal Rl I Kitts Hill Mrs Wilham Tenn after a week 1 visit here ue (due this Falll If local TV HEAT KIT to protect your valuuble hearmg ~ YOUT: I A~Elp us• lbJ' ge~ the sympathy of • to avOid becoming over E Claar, Jr. Chillicothe Mro wfth thell' pnrents Mr a n d doesnt pick up th~ slacl aid from summer het.t and humidity lt s ._, of e en e • ' tbe mystery of a Monday Weight and thus pUtting an ••· Ronme L Calvert Santa Ma Mrs Robert Thompson and Mr , youra for the asking - W1thout cost or obligabont oewspHper. gooluh She Is your tra burden on his WOight-bear· r~a Calif ' Mr! Bartun C Crllg I and Mrs Guy Shuler Monday Lowell Thomas TV • radio • girl Ol!e night, and on mg joints The other extrem&- Robertaburg W Va. Farrell began employment as station-ownm~ groun wlll meke Yoor hearing aid has been carefuUy made PERSONAL TO FORGIVlNG ben peckmg, normal female underwe~ght - should also be an en meer With WS M Radio more than $10 mDUon (plus Its U8lll& only tbe fmest electronic componeuts The performance of a'ny hearing 11d can be ON THE OVTSIDE. NOT SO the morning You can lock her avoided to prevent undue fa. Btrlho at N:sh ..ne. interim operating, big • profits) senously alfeeted by changeo In climate esFORGIVING ON THE IN- out of your car but not out of tigue and lowered reSistance Mrs Tbomu R Adams Rapecfall1> heat and hum1dlty SIDI!." Please aend me 1 your thoughts ' You can keep Q - Caa laking cortisone or venswood, son, 10 40 am 'Mon. To keep it eHictent tn spite of hl~th <Urn atamped, aelf • addressed en- her away from other boys by for 1rtbritls cause d Mr Richard D Darst A1TEND CEREMONIAL Family Party Held mer humkllty and perspiration - to <:ave velope and I'll do my bell to leltmg her wear your class of calCI"f, in the bon~s ~y 1 Bl~wel~ son, 11 47 am' Attendmg the ceremomal of JOU from the inconvenience o1 needless lnps belp you -H. but DOt away from 8 dress or cause the afr to fall out Monday, Mrs Roger W Hy· Thea Court >, Laches Onental to tile office loss of use, and poiSibly costly repaLrs durmg vacation time, Beltone offers Yoo might u well give A - AU drugs of the cortl· sell Mason, son 1 20 p tn, ShFlne, held Saturday In Colum- The 25th wedding this FREE BEAT THE HEAT KIT to <tore IJESCRIPTlON OF She kDOW! you through sone group may uuse a loss Monday' Mrs Jack L Adams bus were Mrs Carl Kautz, Mrs ry of Mr and Mrs Gene rour heanng aid in ovem1ght For your free A GIRLFRIEND through _ what you want of calcium unless the dosage 510 Third Ave daughter 4 11 Walter Grueser, Mrs 0 tIS Middleport, was observed Jcit tee Mr Farnsworth Uear Helen to say your likes and h,...,. is carefully adjusted and perJ. ~nda 'M PhiUip K Cleek, Mrs James Knighting, day w1th a family Jllil'ly at (La.st tlt•r'• bag sh011ld )1t cU1carded It may bt This II my answer to "Wbat fJ when you are serious and when of about one week In four ~ m. PI YPI a ~nt 'son 6 18 Mrs Phil Baldwm, M•s Joe home of thelf son-In law • ... 3 FURNITURE ITITIJ 5 •·1 with mlltching 595 lfl: ( :t .~. KITCHEN - appliances fl BAKER FURNITURE I HELEN HELP US! Cl; FREEl... TO HEARING AID USERS ONLY! ••• I Bo) fnend ' " she''" tease Wlthcut the drug are rue~~nday; ~s Rp~l L. Beegle, Miss Shirley Beegle, G1rlfnends come In llpeCial are more likely to cause Wellston, d hte 7 Mrs Charleh Wagner, Mrs Harand m all sorts >f dresses, also Yoc. may eall her a filrt, a growth of hair on lbe aug r, ·old Brown, Mre, Boney Mitchslacks grubby snealrers, goopy baby, a s1lly child, but when to causa you to lose any M P m. Monday ell, Mrs Allen Hughes, Mrs, Ma· face goo, st1cky h01r spray, she raiSes those doe-eyes and Dlacllarges ,----but deep Within their romantic looks at you so Innocently With pbenylbutazoM <Bulla· Cbarles H Barnhart, Adam the Phlladelplua Eagles, hao hea they are all alike don't wall: away m anger, II fJ important to H. BeiiSCIII, Lucy J. Bulmer, signed his 1911'1 contract 1t wu Someone lor me wa~ll some- she softens your bear! by )Ust blond count II wfil not Mrs Manson G Connally. Mre ann8Dnced Monday by the where m this world-my very whispering, "! love you." your ealC1urn or Ronnie Lanier, Brian K Molll-1Pi!tsbuigh Steelers onn spec•al guy I kDOw I'll SHARON MITCHELL han Raymond H. Riffle, Mrs 1 - - -- ---know him when he comes a· Q - Would a vibrator dq any Errol L Russell, Mrs Bobby I long by the softness of h1s '11le Almuae goe4 lor arlllrilis! Would booe c Walkup Mayland Isaac Do " VOICe and the song that will tablets help' Mrs Billy F Kmg, Mrs Ern· Rock, Slide or Slip? play '" my heart " By tlaltecl Prell llltenullfHII A - Nellber remedy hal el•· est K Fox, and mfant son. PAI!TIIII'l'll. .,. ••- Tod W be IPI'IUled on upper or lower Gll'lfmnds aren't iUird to w.. Tu sda Ju any proven benefi Is pl&too. boldo...,....,.....,. "'""' com They can be found near ay fJ e Y' ne GROSS SIGNS In •""' Do not OUde ,.. "' roo< ly everywhere, especJ•ll• on the 17lst day oJ 1967 Wlth 194 TRY OPEN TENNIS r~~r&:': .!Jt:.i:'.~!:; ..., follow Pl'ITSBU!WH (UPI)-FuD- . . . ...., Obooa ..,. _ , . . lhe pbone MELBOURNE (UPI) back Earl Gros who was 1 Doo1tuNo !b' •• .,. _ , ... ,. When you are covered with 'l1le moon fJ between the traha's Lawn Tennis Alis*'ilt-1 acquired m the off season from l:'~~~ur.. ~.,!t grease, plutered w1th dirt from quarter and full phase tlon (LTAA) YOted MO!IIIa7 10 [~i.iii-OiiiOiii;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;iiiiii;;;;;;;iiiiii;;;ii;ii.;;iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii._.,.... eyebaiJ to elbow, they expect IU]>port open tennis on a two. 1 kiss on tbe cbeci, but eome The morning star Is Saturn year trial bufJ at the July 12 tp Wf TIIMI• • over Ill elean clothes weaF!ng The evenmg stars are Venus, meeting of the lntematlonal your new after·shave and try Mars and Jupiter. Lawn 'nllnlsll'ederaUon. to kiss ber when she's llslerung Born on lhfs day In 18'/C wu ljiiii;i;ii;;;i;i;i~~~~~iiiiii"J[I 1o • Donovan " 'l1len It 9 "Fialce U S naturalist and authority Oull" Gee' reptiles, Raymond D1tmars. When you take her out she's Olllhfs day In hfatory And SPRING TIMI 1 ret!ular fiirt tbe moot popular In 1837, Queen V~etoris of GO TOGETHER gal oround But when you're Englapd assumed !be lbront I'UINITUII FOR ALL THE 8114111.,.. ...... alone she's sweet an ' cuddly In 1M3, Weet Virginia became FAMILY ' " ' the 36th state In tho union aofl and warm When you ex In !965, veteran t a J 8 peet to lee ber ready for I date, she comes Dying down ~ard Baruch died at lhe 1 f' ALSE TEETH Meigs Property Transfers COMPLETE ineffective after a seas011) daughter Mr and Mrs DelllliS Walburn Belpre ' Also observed was tbe day of Mrs RJCe and Fatber'a Day Attending the affal< Mr and Mrs Rice and chUdr.n, Debbie Bobby, and Airmao C Dave Rice and the Walburn I children, Sherry and Tracy KITCHEN 564900 BaTONE SERVICE CENTER 9 A.M.· 12 Noon Mr. Dennft Farnsworth Will Be At 206 N. 2nd Ave., Middleport, Qhio On Thursday, June 22, 1967 Pomeroy Cement Block Co. 634 E MAIN 992 3193 POMEROY 1m.,..,. ......, :T.":,:. In Meigs County SHIRT SERVICE ' You get our usual fine 1ervtce and fuushmg U. S. KIDS TIME eln at 9,outet 5 lRUnAND PR.ESCRlll THE DITtONS UNDER WHICH SAW OP. !iRATION SHALL Bl CONDUCTED 216 I. 2nd DOMINANT ' l"omeroy ,,_ $2.99 tt $6.50 the stain ber hill' aU teaaed, A thougbt lor the make-up, • ~ ragged- Plautus sold "PaUeoee It '!!"' DO No one more You a~ re to early" gigglo besttedge jeans,Is and during au uam. ery over f THE •u.U. iHIUI aad moVIe chew gull during cllolr practice, or wave to aomo boy she doesn't know, but aees paasln~ by Sbe adoreo lluffed animals, buita'scotch liWidaes, billowy POMROY REGAnA FROG JUMP 2:00P.M.·· FRIDAY, JUNE d1lfloa dresses a satin bow In ber hair new silver • spartly eye abadow QU~GlUMP WRITII: IN NAME OF FlOG Sbl doesn't really go for w111dag dishes, d~ggmc a fill"' FIET INCHES I .... 11111dng to a g01 ststloa t Wboa tile PUIO reads empty, I WlJibC Cll I Saturda)o night, havlac to be home at 1 particular lime ... dreamy date Sill hu the appetite of • (oometunes) 111e never. ending enertY of 1 merry-go. I'ClUIId the abfl1ty to talk on "' ., mw '" .. _ , tho phone lor bours, 1 natural ---,;~PILL IN THIS SECTION NAMB OF QUALIFYING FROG~-~ ----~~="­ toad< for gosSiplng, the dlaposlo Post Pos.ltion 1 lloa of a killen and a heart as IJi Grand F1na11 lender as 1 newborn babe's 1 No 0110 but 1 111'1 can parade ID _,. the hoose with a r.etaJ plastered on ber fate, DO NOT WRITI IN THII SICTION lfgaailc curlm In her mellen. lowiiJ scrubbed and tr e a te d llair, ba~ Ill ragpd, ~ aum~ ~ana. ~ ~BY-------------------------------- Imp s-tsbirt; 1and come out lriW :al IIIUral and 1mb II AD,__ G.i; a lid ~ .,._ a lllldl twoI lUbes of lip. llp. ENT&Y lliZ PAID _ . , I punt: Mlllptlel, Je•M!il stalf II . . . . . . . . pillln of • '' ' f ' • boJ', It Pays Off Where It Counts atta Weekenc/ fro Jum m"* ll'lllt New~paper STRONG CONCENTRATION Of Circulation··· BOX ~~~fclr~e~v~ery!_~lrlltlb~~~~~"j,.,...,..:Midd:::I•:P•:'"~-JJ~;.;;...!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!~!!!I!!II!!!!I!I!!!II!I. .IIII!!!I!!I!!!!!!!~Ijl Cou The Daily Sentinel's The Robinson's aeaners •• Buy ------------IBUIBCICJKIIPIP'I MO. ~---'----~ 23•nd SUNDAY, JUNE 25 IN OVER SENIOR ENTRY $2.00 PER FROG / 5200 HOUSEHOLDS CHILDREN, Undar 15-U. I OUR BREAD and BunER Entry No - - - - - - PLEASE CHECK-X :J I'll provide my own frog. 0 Provide a frog for me 0 rn jockey my own frog. 0 Provide a jockey for me. ........................- 0 Send more entry blank! Have frienda I'll surprlse with frog entries Return entry blank to· RI!GATTA FROG JUMP lox 191 P_.y, Ohio Fill In the ADDRES~L,ABEL below iJ!Iease print) to have YOUR FROG's Jump dllllance malted to JO!I (do not detach label)· ' CJiauntless Ill-. ..r.,., ,.. ' ... .., ..... h'l=!i It b •• ' I I I I ·plr, - ;II .. If You'n Got Sollllthillt To Stl c1ot111L Tn • 1111 ,......_ Tllea talie 1 ...r. Til water1ril I!IW. eUat ..... ..... Get GREATER Returns on your advertising Norm~~ Goodwin "' florist / ij, To-----..--\ - - .. It can Itt yours,. too "' . ' f ' • \ • •• • '' \ • \ • �I I 1-Dai!J Senthrel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0 , June 20, 1967 DOCTOR SAYS IHospital News a. II)> wayne Brllldlladl, M.D. Bober Hoopllah Visiting Q _ Wllal would cause pa1n, bours 2A and 7-8 P m Parenli linlc:mnblethe,.fwrJumbiet, •• leu.r to eKh square, to form four .,din...,. worda. t Around and About stiffness and awelllnl of lliJ onlf 011 Pedlatr!CI Ward. fmgers' is there a vaccine for this' When I use the typewritIDUY tapm my fmgers helps a little Is this gond treatmt'lll .1. _The eause Is some form arthritis - ,most likely oateoVVMEA SinCe this II DOt au Infectious diseue there Is no vact!lne for It Tapfingers to reduce the 1~;~~~~~ of the pamful poln18 BAFUE 11 you type IS line provided AU. THE SAMC, don't tape them so tight THEVAREI cut down on the clrcula At other t1mes vou should TECKOP 1move the painful jOints to preNow ..,..... tho circled lettora permanent stiffness to tom tho IUJIIri• ...wer, u :==::::;~~;;;;;;~~~·~·r~se~ot~"'~I>T the allovecutoon. Q - Is II possible to have artbrltiS of the stomacb or the ,.____;,:Priii:::.IM:::.SURPm::=.::::.:A:::.:.ISWER=IIn::_..J • Admlulou I , Voice oj Brooilway aelllng Its Providence R. L pOmeroy NEW VO!Ut - lJUian Olsb.ITV channel It's •• You'd aev.. peal It aU wu 1 dletlna file way !he star of every modem showbil new war generation _ Inhaled felluclne al Alfredo't mecllum from pioneer 1 I I en t ed on 1 Times SqlUir. subway ~ st, With her splrl~al Dims lhroullb stage and TV, was , Son of K 11 r 0 y adviSer Falher Green Aak· Fred flollen- joined sister Dorotby Ia a Ra- wu' here'" Dorithy how sha liked !Ddsy's mlhl· Carl B Bias, 110'1 Fll'sl Ave ; David L DaviS, 431 Jad:i!on Pike, Mrs Jess1e M, Carle, Mr and Mrs 53\t Spruce Stl Mrs Marie baum and Mr and Mrs Riel> galto Italy nlll'llns hqn1e, the Young Klam 1e was half the sklrtl, Dorotlly Lamour repllM, Brumfield, 46 Vine St , Mrs ard Rosenbaum, family ,spent latter's been there aome time, dance team of "Dorothy " GO· "My sarona was the original Arnolcl L Barnett, Sr , 111'10 weekend wllh Jack Roaenbaum Lillian just lor rest after fin- bert" In lhe styllsh saloona 1 mini-skirt Dot's sure to jour Rlverv1ew Dr, Mrs Jack L and family at Reynoldsburg 19hrng a film In Africa Lfl· sbowbil generation ago_ slle'U I '~•"H;e;,;ll;;:o,~Do~ily;;:;;.,"===-, Adams, 510 Third Ave , Mrs on Saturday they attended the Han's 70, Dorolhy 611 Morton have two of her fine palnllns lr Wllllam E. Browu. Evans Hts , weddmg of M1sa Marcia Meier Downey and Josepb P Kenne- among the "Fifty American Mrs Harley A Sm1th, Rt I to Jeffery Eckert at Worthing dy, father of the clan, dined el- Artists" exhibition at tha White- I Com plate Gallipolis Thomas J Banks, ton Miss Me1er Is the daug~ lantly IIIII laughmg at Le house Gollertes here next weelt I Room• Of Rt 2 Vmton Charles N Chev 1ttr of Mr and Mrs Wa I I e r ICaravelle N Y City analler, Lower River Rd, Mrs 'Me10r and granddaughter nf 1nounced It would make 11 'eaHer old partner and stlll R1chard D DHrsl Rt I B1 d-1 Mr and Mrs Philip Me1er, for. sy" lor more sidewalk cafes her husband IS real estate-r~ch well, James W McDougal, Rt mer Pomeroy reSidents Ito sprout bolt some of the most Gilbert Kiamle AI tbe Del2 Cheshire Mrs John L S1glegitimate restaurants are find· egate "Dagmar" told us she's man Rt 2 Cheshire Mrs Phil- Mrs John Young and c h 11 mg tF!flmg but exaspera1tng already signed lor five more hp K Grueser, Pt Pleasant, dren, Lancaster, are here fo~ ~ ~ardlet!, we'd halet o 911spect books for Lancer Pub Co beRalph K Newman, Rt I PI an extended summerd VM1Slt "w't 1 •t's just because they are legit cause of the fut sale of h e r A - No Arthritis II an In- Pleasat Mrs Howard K Bur- her parrots Mr an •s new naullbty paperback "The Inflammation of the ]olnls Most "' Ne~ Haven M!'!l Roger son Carpenter Mr Young Is In There were more estlma Spy W•th the Blue Kazoo " w1th thiS disease have W' Hysell Mason Eber A Cmcmna\i completmg work for ble entertainments on TV than I Bobby Kennedy never loses no stomach for II If they Wolfe, Rt 2 Racine Mrs Anna hiS masters degree m educa on the N y stage last season his target of the presidency, nor It m the head 1! would E T rner Rt 1 Dexter Lin- lion Both Mrs Carpenter and 1 But so many more horrlble lat the Pen & Pencil does he properly be called arth da C F1Sher Racme, Mrs Th,. her daughter Alita are enroll TV shows crowd the ch•nnels loae hiS appetite for corned of the Jaw mas J Cook Pomeroy, James ed for the summer sess10n at there seem fewer fine ones In Ibeef hash, orders It every lime S Rees Racme Mrs Chester OhiO UmverSlty contrast such u lunch there With N y I Q - Wfl! drlnklng cranberry W Zirkle Pomeroy, Ann K Mr and Mrs Hobart Young I Fredric March's medics Council Pres Frank O'Connor ju1ce benefit arthritiS' If not, Wiles Pomeroy Lemuel 0 of S1dney were weekend guests Inounced h1m OK alter the heart IS there any food or drink that Shiflet Rt I Rutland, William Iol Miss Kate F!CI<, Miss Eve- attack even said he can roli1m I will' Is 1t harmful to eat C Clayton, Middleport, C Iyn F1ck, and Mrs Ellzabeth 1to aclmg shortly The UN rus fruits If you have arthritis Frank MeadoWll Greenul, Ky Flclt. Plaza address wherem Bobby A- No (till three questloiiS Mrs Walter S Arthur, Rt 21 Kenned1 Johnny CarSob TruBeneflClal results from Vlllegar, Wellston Kathy E Krewson Mr and Mrs Edward S t o- man Capote alljl lesser ASKED FOR IT: a pearl tle cUp, a stick of an- honey cranberry JU!e< or what Aiken s' C Frank M HIll Ihart and daughter, Karoiea of names reside ~as had !~:~. This column is for Y• u n I Clent gum, I pair of have you IS a bit of wishful Wellston Mrs Thomu R Ad· Miami Fla ' are V1Sihng here I protection Since a bomb are ;'!people lhe~r probleDIS ' and earrmgo a wallet an tmcn thick tlnnklng lhat pops up Willi a ams Ra~enswood CF!ss C Sa With her parents, Mr and Mrs I Foldmg of the United s~e~ pleasures, their troubles and a handful of chaugl,, I scarf regularity that Is amazing m yre 'Rt 2 Evans W Va Mrs Guy Shuler Ti'cJ "'" be here Iwork so-called and •ts Las V I lim •s w•tb tbe rest of Helen a nail file, two letters;.: pen VIeW of tile fact that It is Bart M Fulk, Rt 3 Oak Hill, another week before returnmg gu ""'show al;. meant no ne~ Help us•, II welcomeo isughs and pencil, three or I 1( person w•th artb Janet S Minard Ironton Mrs to FloF!da work In •IIIbt lor the new Con1 but wont dodge a serious quos. clips, should, like everybody else Donald C Cra.,.; Rt I' Win· Mr end Mrs Farrell Slluler tlnental Football Leai!Ue might ,roll of ~fe-sa~er~ 0 tion llltb • brusiH>H and nu.nlcrous r ga ge • well balanced diet In field, W Va Je~s K Cralger, have returned to Nashville, 1even mean the end of tilt lea· Don't let sticky, humid weather ruin your henrm(i •ld' fnstead get this BEAT THE Send your tee~e fu~U';; She baa tho eharm of an he should take apeclal Rl I Kitts Hill Mrs Wilham Tenn after a week 1 visit here ue (due this Falll If local TV HEAT KIT to protect your valuuble hearmg ~ YOUT: I A~Elp us• lbJ' ge~ the sympathy of • to avOid becoming over E Claar, Jr. Chillicothe Mro wfth thell' pnrents Mr a n d doesnt pick up th~ slacl aid from summer het.t and humidity lt s ._, of e en e • ' tbe mystery of a Monday Weight and thus pUtting an ••· Ronme L Calvert Santa Ma Mrs Robert Thompson and Mr , youra for the asking - W1thout cost or obligabont oewspHper. gooluh She Is your tra burden on his WOight-bear· r~a Calif ' Mr! Bartun C Crllg I and Mrs Guy Shuler Monday Lowell Thomas TV • radio • girl Ol!e night, and on mg joints The other extrem&- Robertaburg W Va. Farrell began employment as station-ownm~ groun wlll meke Yoor hearing aid has been carefuUy made PERSONAL TO FORGIVlNG ben peckmg, normal female underwe~ght - should also be an en meer With WS M Radio more than $10 mDUon (plus Its U8lll& only tbe fmest electronic componeuts The performance of a'ny hearing 11d can be ON THE OVTSIDE. NOT SO the morning You can lock her avoided to prevent undue fa. Btrlho at N:sh ..ne. interim operating, big • profits) senously alfeeted by changeo In climate esFORGIVING ON THE IN- out of your car but not out of tigue and lowered reSistance Mrs Tbomu R Adams Rapecfall1> heat and hum1dlty SIDI!." Please aend me 1 your thoughts ' You can keep Q - Caa laking cortisone or venswood, son, 10 40 am 'Mon. To keep it eHictent tn spite of hl~th <Urn atamped, aelf • addressed en- her away from other boys by for 1rtbritls cause d Mr Richard D Darst A1TEND CEREMONIAL Family Party Held mer humkllty and perspiration - to <:ave velope and I'll do my bell to leltmg her wear your class of calCI"f, in the bon~s ~y 1 Bl~wel~ son, 11 47 am' Attendmg the ceremomal of JOU from the inconvenience o1 needless lnps belp you -H. but DOt away from 8 dress or cause the afr to fall out Monday, Mrs Roger W Hy· Thea Court >, Laches Onental to tile office loss of use, and poiSibly costly repaLrs durmg vacation time, Beltone offers Yoo might u well give A - AU drugs of the cortl· sell Mason, son 1 20 p tn, ShFlne, held Saturday In Colum- The 25th wedding this FREE BEAT THE HEAT KIT to <tore IJESCRIPTlON OF She kDOW! you through sone group may uuse a loss Monday' Mrs Jack L Adams bus were Mrs Carl Kautz, Mrs ry of Mr and Mrs Gene rour heanng aid in ovem1ght For your free A GIRLFRIEND through _ what you want of calcium unless the dosage 510 Third Ave daughter 4 11 Walter Grueser, Mrs 0 tIS Middleport, was observed Jcit tee Mr Farnsworth Uear Helen to say your likes and h,...,. is carefully adjusted and perJ. ~nda 'M PhiUip K Cleek, Mrs James Knighting, day w1th a family Jllil'ly at (La.st tlt•r'• bag sh011ld )1t cU1carded It may bt This II my answer to "Wbat fJ when you are serious and when of about one week In four ~ m. PI YPI a ~nt 'son 6 18 Mrs Phil Baldwm, M•s Joe home of thelf son-In law • ... 3 FURNITURE ITITIJ 5 •·1 with mlltching 595 lfl: ( :t .~. KITCHEN - appliances fl BAKER FURNITURE I HELEN HELP US! Cl; FREEl... TO HEARING AID USERS ONLY! ••• I Bo) fnend ' " she''" tease Wlthcut the drug are rue~~nday; ~s Rp~l L. Beegle, Miss Shirley Beegle, G1rlfnends come In llpeCial are more likely to cause Wellston, d hte 7 Mrs Charleh Wagner, Mrs Harand m all sorts >f dresses, also Yoc. may eall her a filrt, a growth of hair on lbe aug r, ·old Brown, Mre, Boney Mitchslacks grubby snealrers, goopy baby, a s1lly child, but when to causa you to lose any M P m. Monday ell, Mrs Allen Hughes, Mrs, Ma· face goo, st1cky h01r spray, she raiSes those doe-eyes and Dlacllarges ,----but deep Within their romantic looks at you so Innocently With pbenylbutazoM <Bulla· Cbarles H Barnhart, Adam the Phlladelplua Eagles, hao hea they are all alike don't wall: away m anger, II fJ important to H. BeiiSCIII, Lucy J. Bulmer, signed his 1911'1 contract 1t wu Someone lor me wa~ll some- she softens your bear! by )Ust blond count II wfil not Mrs Manson G Connally. Mre ann8Dnced Monday by the where m this world-my very whispering, "! love you." your ealC1urn or Ronnie Lanier, Brian K Molll-1Pi!tsbuigh Steelers onn spec•al guy I kDOw I'll SHARON MITCHELL han Raymond H. Riffle, Mrs 1 - - -- ---know him when he comes a· Q - Would a vibrator dq any Errol L Russell, Mrs Bobby I long by the softness of h1s '11le Almuae goe4 lor arlllrilis! Would booe c Walkup Mayland Isaac Do " VOICe and the song that will tablets help' Mrs Billy F Kmg, Mrs Ern· Rock, Slide or Slip? play '" my heart " By tlaltecl Prell llltenullfHII A - Nellber remedy hal el•· est K Fox, and mfant son. PAI!TIIII'l'll. .,. ••- Tod W be IPI'IUled on upper or lower Gll'lfmnds aren't iUird to w.. Tu sda Ju any proven benefi Is pl&too. boldo...,....,.....,. "'""' com They can be found near ay fJ e Y' ne GROSS SIGNS In •""' Do not OUde ,.. "' roo< ly everywhere, especJ•ll• on the 17lst day oJ 1967 Wlth 194 TRY OPEN TENNIS r~~r&:': .!Jt:.i:'.~!:; ..., follow Pl'ITSBU!WH (UPI)-FuD- . . . ...., Obooa ..,. _ , . . lhe pbone MELBOURNE (UPI) back Earl Gros who was 1 Doo1tuNo !b' •• .,. _ , ... ,. When you are covered with 'l1le moon fJ between the traha's Lawn Tennis Alis*'ilt-1 acquired m the off season from l:'~~~ur.. ~.,!t grease, plutered w1th dirt from quarter and full phase tlon (LTAA) YOted MO!IIIa7 10 [~i.iii-OiiiOiii;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;iiiiii;;;;;;;iiiiii;;;ii;ii.;;iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii._.,.... eyebaiJ to elbow, they expect IU]>port open tennis on a two. 1 kiss on tbe cbeci, but eome The morning star Is Saturn year trial bufJ at the July 12 tp Wf TIIMI• • over Ill elean clothes weaF!ng The evenmg stars are Venus, meeting of the lntematlonal your new after·shave and try Mars and Jupiter. Lawn 'nllnlsll'ederaUon. to kiss ber when she's llslerung Born on lhfs day In 18'/C wu ljiiii;i;ii;;;i;i;i~~~~~iiiiii"J[I 1o • Donovan " 'l1len It 9 "Fialce U S naturalist and authority Oull" Gee' reptiles, Raymond D1tmars. When you take her out she's Olllhfs day In hfatory And SPRING TIMI 1 ret!ular fiirt tbe moot popular In 1837, Queen V~etoris of GO TOGETHER gal oround But when you're Englapd assumed !be lbront I'UINITUII FOR ALL THE 8114111.,.. ...... alone she's sweet an ' cuddly In 1M3, Weet Virginia became FAMILY ' " ' the 36th state In tho union aofl and warm When you ex In !965, veteran t a J 8 peet to lee ber ready for I date, she comes Dying down ~ard Baruch died at lhe 1 f' ALSE TEETH Meigs Property Transfers COMPLETE ineffective after a seas011) daughter Mr and Mrs DelllliS Walburn Belpre ' Also observed was tbe day of Mrs RJCe and Fatber'a Day Attending the affal< Mr and Mrs Rice and chUdr.n, Debbie Bobby, and Airmao C Dave Rice and the Walburn I children, Sherry and Tracy KITCHEN 564900 BaTONE SERVICE CENTER 9 A.M.· 12 Noon Mr. Dennft Farnsworth Will Be At 206 N. 2nd Ave., Middleport, Qhio On Thursday, June 22, 1967 Pomeroy Cement Block Co. 634 E MAIN 992 3193 POMEROY 1m.,..,. ......, :T.":,:. In Meigs County SHIRT SERVICE ' You get our usual fine 1ervtce and fuushmg U. S. KIDS TIME eln at 9,outet 5 lRUnAND PR.ESCRlll THE DITtONS UNDER WHICH SAW OP. !iRATION SHALL Bl CONDUCTED 216 I. 2nd DOMINANT ' l"omeroy ,,_ $2.99 tt $6.50 the stain ber hill' aU teaaed, A thougbt lor the make-up, • ~ ragged- Plautus sold "PaUeoee It '!!"' DO No one more You a~ re to early" gigglo besttedge jeans,Is and during au uam. ery over f THE •u.U. iHIUI aad moVIe chew gull during cllolr practice, or wave to aomo boy she doesn't know, but aees paasln~ by Sbe adoreo lluffed animals, buita'scotch liWidaes, billowy POMROY REGAnA FROG JUMP 2:00P.M.·· FRIDAY, JUNE d1lfloa dresses a satin bow In ber hair new silver • spartly eye abadow QU~GlUMP WRITII: IN NAME OF FlOG Sbl doesn't really go for w111dag dishes, d~ggmc a fill"' FIET INCHES I .... 11111dng to a g01 ststloa t Wboa tile PUIO reads empty, I WlJibC Cll I Saturda)o night, havlac to be home at 1 particular lime ... dreamy date Sill hu the appetite of • (oometunes) 111e never. ending enertY of 1 merry-go. I'ClUIId the abfl1ty to talk on "' ., mw '" .. _ , tho phone lor bours, 1 natural ---,;~PILL IN THIS SECTION NAMB OF QUALIFYING FROG~-~ ----~~="­ toad< for gosSiplng, the dlaposlo Post Pos.ltion 1 lloa of a killen and a heart as IJi Grand F1na11 lender as 1 newborn babe's 1 No 0110 but 1 111'1 can parade ID _,. the hoose with a r.etaJ plastered on ber fate, DO NOT WRITI IN THII SICTION lfgaailc curlm In her mellen. lowiiJ scrubbed and tr e a te d llair, ba~ Ill ragpd, ~ aum~ ~ana. ~ ~BY-------------------------------- Imp s-tsbirt; 1and come out lriW :al IIIUral and 1mb II AD,__ G.i; a lid ~ .,._ a lllldl twoI lUbes of lip. llp. ENT&Y lliZ PAID _ . , I punt: Mlllptlel, Je•M!il stalf II . . . . . . . . pillln of • '' ' f ' • boJ', It Pays Off Where It Counts atta Weekenc/ fro Jum m"* ll'lllt New~paper STRONG CONCENTRATION Of Circulation··· BOX ~~~fclr~e~v~ery!_~lrlltlb~~~~~"j,.,...,..:Midd:::I•:P•:'"~-JJ~;.;;...!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!~!!!I!!II!!!!I!I!!!II!I. .IIII!!!I!!I!!!!!!!~Ijl Cou The Daily Sentinel's The Robinson's aeaners •• Buy ------------IBUIBCICJKIIPIP'I MO. ~---'----~ 23•nd SUNDAY, JUNE 25 IN OVER SENIOR ENTRY $2.00 PER FROG / 5200 HOUSEHOLDS CHILDREN, Undar 15-U. I OUR BREAD and BunER Entry No - - - - - - PLEASE CHECK-X :J I'll provide my own frog. 0 Provide a frog for me 0 rn jockey my own frog. 0 Provide a jockey for me. ........................- 0 Send more entry blank! Have frienda I'll surprlse with frog entries Return entry blank to· RI!GATTA FROG JUMP lox 191 P_.y, Ohio Fill In the ADDRES~L,ABEL below iJ!Iease print) to have YOUR FROG's Jump dllllance malted to JO!I (do not detach label)· ' CJiauntless Ill-. ..r.,., ,.. ' ... .., ..... h'l=!i It b •• ' I I I I ·plr, - ;II .. If You'n Got Sollllthillt To Stl c1ot111L Tn • 1111 ,......_ Tllea talie 1 ...r. Til water1ril I!IW. eUat ..... ..... Get GREATER Returns on your advertising Norm~~ Goodwin "' florist / ij, To-----..--\ - - .. It can Itt yours,. too "' . ' f ' • \ • •• • '' \ • \ • �' . I ' I . '···. wANT AD ·-- INFORMA~ ......... ......................... ...... All Middleport. 120 ...., en· ..... - lsnvHIIttM I Celftun"1 ltl IU ..... ntll f . II. IIMULAftONI '1M .......... . _ . . . . ..... edtt ef' Nlect...., . . ....... . ....,........ ................ .. ............. • .. ,..,............... ..... u low utility costs, Coats Build· ing, Midclleport, and one Dished 2 room and batb apartment, Coats Bulldin~. Phone 99'UI41. 6 '2o 31c ., . Pomeroy! Motor Co. • QUAliTY parlment; S rcoms and ....., 11 Dey"' ........... ,. .......... n. r 11111111111• . ' .. , 'J'•~ ,.;, . ''"t\h ' ,, ' I'M OFFTO>HE CARP GAME, 0~ 8ULL!iT···· · 'THAR'S A GOODBYE PAT FER 1961 CHEVROLET 8 PASSENGER SUBURBAN $565 Heavy duty truck type tires. 1962 FORD I·TON $1195 VB engine, 4 spd. t~s.• good 7:00X16 tires, dual wheels, b~lper springs, 9 ft. body with cattle racks, beater. POIDeiOJ Motor Co. Real &tate For Salt i' Rawlings Honcl1 Slits ) W'1' 24151 t I IIIIDDLII'OIIT, OHIO I - -- - FOR SALE by owner- Ultr·a·ll modern borne located ln r.... tart Falls, 2\!o acri\S, o reams dowustslrs. Phone Louls E. Stevens 247-2'103 after 5:30 p. m. 6 156tp - OPEN EVES. f:OO P& • fGIII!Dr,- Weat Virginia, or old farms Wltb timber. Marion Reynolds, Ba 77, Syracuse, Oblq. ;, !Htle ...,. "'!. ,l ' j A SOVIET SP'ACE !;,,f. RADIATOR SERVICE EXPERIENCED '"'Ill - -- •I'L I.SNER I ......._., ~ ..,.,. I • . • ··~ . ALL AH Hl'ARS >S GENTI.E L!'L !1()1'.1'$ - WT AH$TILL. CAIN'T SLEEP!.' 'HE'LL GIT A NIGHT:S SLEEP TON IGI-41; AWRJGHT.'! WOf.J'T 8E Tf1' USUI;L ' . MO~V HOW~IN' All New.ltldl1tor SJ9 FUM WOLF ISLAND~ ...' '!iTOP lf/IANHANOI..I NG> MY esoost=! By BRANI:IER WINNiE WINKLI I HOP!' 110M MARRIE& HIM.A& A .-· ·--- Bv HOWIE Tf.\E KID Rb~UY ·w·F. lotb day or .run. H, O'BRIEN, ON -"·_w_.v-:-..--.J 188'r. ,.__ _Mato __ . ,~ l"rpbat. Judie of tald CountJ ,, (8) 13. 20. ll7, Jh '\14E. LIIJE, ~HAo!EIDER roTS IT DOEStJ'T . HE ? · 4-H Club News LITTI.E ORPHAN ANNIE .. rT WAS PRE.TT'/ OAR\( tN ~~· STREE-T Ttl~ N\GtiT1 WANTED ALL UNCLE &M COULD'A' ~£tf'l WAS J llST ~ G\R\. G,E.T T\t'\' KN!I=t.D i 'D!::1:1,1\~ 'TIL. ~- M\'J.EO IN\ . · Carriers Needed ·' For Pomeroy Apply At The 110 M11Chonic St. Pomeroy, Ohio ... . ---...... --. ·.:;'..:."!': - NOW TAKING --- APPLICATIONS FOR CARRIERS IN MIDDLEPORT. . Cont1d Ftye Manley Middleport '. .... i - ·•.•.# l '· ,. . - : . .,.J• CAMP ~:;G I i I . ' f TRAILER or veek. Phone m.:~m. ln ~ '' .. -~ ·' BUGS IUI!IMY on Rout.. 118!, gu, wator eleclrlclty, plenty of 11118110, not fllr from Forked .LUe. Pbone m-2'713, E. Hayman, Syr8C1111, 0. • 16 OD AYe. Phme IIIHIIS. • 11& lfc d.,. lllGdel, fuDy eqclpped to Zig Zag, monocram. buttonhole, A~._mate fancy designs w II b " IIP.TJYOQB li!.YICB AWUB WD lt'J).o' 1!81111, Pq 7 payments $5.00 8UBQ BY BUBQYHA~DL WD~ WQB eadl. IIIM!IS. WBBTD.J·BA:&~ WB D'I'BA.JDLo.-'l'B• 0\VOQTIE . 11 'I ~ani ....,, liiJU!lA!rJI:IIlll 'Dill M:JQmo. 'lliOlf ()II' 'l'BII Am' 01' 'l'HII ti'J'JUZ4noM ()II' ~ ... T a81'&ifltAD ••-J"1•1 a • •111111 • ,. --··~ ..... J r • •• f .. ~\ ;' I ' ' • ' ' . ,-, I ·I __ ' ' t.. ~ __ ...._.,....,.,.._ __.. ........_ .......~-· -·- ·- -·-··-•.- · --·""'·"'"'r~--........ ~·-··:· :·:: :~::: ~:~=·~~ ..... -·----"r .. - · .. .. l.t . �' . I ' I . '···. wANT AD ·-- INFORMA~ ......... ......................... ...... All Middleport. 120 ...., en· ..... - lsnvHIIttM I Celftun"1 ltl IU ..... ntll f . II. IIMULAftONI '1M .......... . _ . . . . ..... edtt ef' Nlect...., . . ....... . ....,........ ................ .. ............. • .. ,..,............... ..... u low utility costs, Coats Build· ing, Midclleport, and one Dished 2 room and batb apartment, Coats Bulldin~. Phone 99'UI41. 6 '2o 31c ., . Pomeroy! Motor Co. • QUAliTY parlment; S rcoms and ....., 11 Dey"' ........... ,. .......... n. r 11111111111• . ' .. , 'J'•~ ,.;, . ''"t\h ' ,, ' I'M OFFTO>HE CARP GAME, 0~ 8ULL!iT···· · 'THAR'S A GOODBYE PAT FER 1961 CHEVROLET 8 PASSENGER SUBURBAN $565 Heavy duty truck type tires. 1962 FORD I·TON $1195 VB engine, 4 spd. t~s.• good 7:00X16 tires, dual wheels, b~lper springs, 9 ft. body with cattle racks, beater. POIDeiOJ Motor Co. Real &tate For Salt i' Rawlings Honcl1 Slits ) W'1' 24151 t I IIIIDDLII'OIIT, OHIO I - -- - FOR SALE by owner- Ultr·a·ll modern borne located ln r.... tart Falls, 2\!o acri\S, o reams dowustslrs. Phone Louls E. Stevens 247-2'103 after 5:30 p. m. 6 156tp - OPEN EVES. f:OO P& • fGIII!Dr,- Weat Virginia, or old farms Wltb timber. Marion Reynolds, Ba 77, Syracuse, Oblq. ;, !Htle ...,. "'!. ,l ' j A SOVIET SP'ACE !;,,f. RADIATOR SERVICE EXPERIENCED '"'Ill - -- •I'L I.SNER I ......._., ~ ..,.,. I • . • ··~ . ALL AH Hl'ARS >S GENTI.E L!'L !1()1'.1'$ - WT AH$TILL. CAIN'T SLEEP!.' 'HE'LL GIT A NIGHT:S SLEEP TON IGI-41; AWRJGHT.'! WOf.J'T 8E Tf1' USUI;L ' . MO~V HOW~IN' All New.ltldl1tor SJ9 FUM WOLF ISLAND~ ...' '!iTOP lf/IANHANOI..I NG> MY esoost=! By BRANI:IER WINNiE WINKLI I HOP!' 110M MARRIE& HIM.A& A .-· ·--- Bv HOWIE Tf.\E KID Rb~UY ·w·F. lotb day or .run. H, O'BRIEN, ON -"·_w_.v-:-..--.J 188'r. ,.__ _Mato __ . ,~ l"rpbat. Judie of tald CountJ ,, (8) 13. 20. ll7, Jh '\14E. LIIJE, ~HAo!EIDER roTS IT DOEStJ'T . HE ? · 4-H Club News LITTI.E ORPHAN ANNIE .. rT WAS PRE.TT'/ OAR\( tN ~~· STREE-T Ttl~ N\GtiT1 WANTED ALL UNCLE &M COULD'A' ~£tf'l WAS J llST ~ G\R\. G,E.T T\t'\' KN!I=t.D i 'D!::1:1,1\~ 'TIL. ~- M\'J.EO IN\ . · Carriers Needed ·' For Pomeroy Apply At The 110 M11Chonic St. Pomeroy, Ohio ... . ---...... --. ·.:;'..:."!': - NOW TAKING --- APPLICATIONS FOR CARRIERS IN MIDDLEPORT. . Cont1d Ftye Manley Middleport '. .... i - ·•.•.# l '· ,. . - : . .,.J• CAMP ~:;G I i I . ' f TRAILER or veek. Phone m.:~m. ln ~ '' .. -~ ·' BUGS IUI!IMY on Rout.. 118!, gu, wator eleclrlclty, plenty of 11118110, not fllr from Forked .LUe. Pbone m-2'713, E. Hayman, Syr8C1111, 0. • 16 OD AYe. Phme IIIHIIS. • 11& lfc d.,. lllGdel, fuDy eqclpped to Zig Zag, monocram. buttonhole, A~._mate fancy designs w II b " IIP.TJYOQB li!.YICB AWUB WD lt'J).o' 1!81111, Pq 7 payments $5.00 8UBQ BY BUBQYHA~DL WD~ WQB eadl. IIIM!IS. WBBTD.J·BA:&~ WB D'I'BA.JDLo.-'l'B• 0\VOQTIE . 11 'I ~ani ....,, liiJU!lA!rJI:IIlll 'Dill M:JQmo. 'lliOlf ()II' 'l'BII Am' 01' 'l'HII ti'J'JUZ4noM ()II' ~ ... T a81'&ifltAD ••-J"1•1 a • •111111 • ,. --··~ ..... J r • •• f .. ~\ ;' I ' ' • ' ' . ,-, I ·I __ ' ' t.. ~ __ ...._.,....,.,.._ __.. ........_ .......~-· -·- ·- -·-··-•.- · --·""'·"'"'r~--........ ~·-··:· :·:: :~::: ~:~=·~~ ..... -·----"r .. - · .. .. l.t . �. ' ' ' • • ' '.I ' ., ,) ' . •• / Commencem~nt "" ,.,... ProgramGiven EndingSchool • Society ... by ( .~ SchttJt'Colffft ~· \~,~~~ In Attendance Qffitnf} vent 5. A commencement program Sunday night at the Hemlock Grove Church concluded a oneweek daily vacation Bible school carrying the theme ' "Walking Jesu•' out Way." lsAnnounced ; ' Speaker 'Detects Growing Spiri~ Favoring Religion Rave ECII An attendance contest IS noE. derway at the Middleport com· munity daily vacation Bible school being held in the MiddleClwrlene Hoeflich, Tel. 992·5292 port on Elementary the opening Sohool. day of 1he , University students and their nmples of the positive influence was led by the Rev. How ani ' were presented to two-week school, the Rev. Max 1rehg1ous mcllnatwns were dis- of a Christian student leader IRuppelt, pastor. Accompanist& all the r iren and helpers. , Tuesday Donahue announced that awards cussed by the Hev. !be recent employes' . included Mrs. Adrian French, Features of the week included . will be presented to those al- Putney, assistant director of the at Ohio University. IMrs. Sllaron Jewell, Mrs. Faye . . a visit from John werner, pres- SPECIAL MEETING, Middle- ready enrolled who •bri oth r Westmmster Foundation at Ohio The Hev. Mr. Putney said 1,:otterill, and Mrs. Paul HapSYRACUSE - The dosmg led B1ble verses, and sang two i ident of the Meigs County So- pott ...odge 363, F and A. M., children Into the Bibleng scm!! IUniversity. · Su~day night at a the ''vocal. group"-those 1tonstall. c. E. Ruppel! 11 nt pro~ram of the Community Va- ,songs. , 1 ciety for Crippled Children, and Tuesday, June 20, 7:30p.m. lor program. Prizes will be book- combined .meeting of congregain issues of war and "~"aith of Our Fathers" with calion B1ble School was held 1 The highlight of thesprogram 'I John Applegate therapist who conferring of the E. A. Degree marks •nd T 1 uons from the Harrisonville and protest movements Mrs. Lillian Steifl at the plano. 1 F nday night, June 16, at 7 at Iw~s when entire_ school sang is currently ' conducti~g a Harry L. Chesher, worshipful For the ch~~:·~~o en;oll and Middleport is between one and five per I During the concluding social the Asbury MethodiSt Church.! w1th great enthuSiasm them 1I speech clinic in the county. A master, announces. , others a gold cross will be 1 . Churches. at Ohio. I hour, refreshments were served The theme Jesus' of the Wa school was, ,song Vazie Lee assisted b gt·rt to the Society · was rna de as, ' their· commencement Pa · he poke of his I by Mrs. Felix Alkire, Mrs. Ar· ''Walkin " There AUXILIAHV, Vet- :Iced on The Mr. Putney attrlb- In ·cone 1usmn, •as an o?sl with a Mrs. Winebrenne; were teac: a m•ss•on protect from offer-] uans Memorial Hispital, 7:30 certificate. Children with per- uled beards and sandals in nuas a campus tis Waggoner, Mrs. Dena Welsh, perfect attendance of 21 Mrs '"" of the Junior Class They mgs of $56the children which p. m., Tuesday, June 20. AU feet during the two merous cas.. to students' de, leader with t he re- Mrs. Cotterill, Mrs. Norma Lee, cou Ferrell wos dean. Th·, pro- ; aave Scripture verses," named totaled .15: members urged to attend for will be giVen a star alres to identify with Christian. sponses of stud•nts towards re- Mrs. Stella Atkins, Mrs. J..,. OJ am opened when the Amerithey had studied Average dally attendance at diSCU>SIOII of nuportant matters. certificate, while those nusslng lily. He suggested lhat the two programs. Mrs. French, Mrs. Frances · . . ' the school was 37 pupils and , only one day will be presented at t 1 ld till 11 singing lor the service Alkire, ·and Mrs. Pauline Atca n Cln'" '10" "o•·=""''" "" and places of worship, 121 helpers There was a total MISS CARRIE BOWYER 80d tbe silver star certificate c:et el a ype. o ca ond at the Harrisonville church ,' kins. rted mto the church, followed They too sang two songs. . · · pJe Y n regtgJOUS s ry, an j,·ooio=.--..-.,.;;;.;,:;,:.::;.:.;~~iiii===iiiiiiiOiiii;;;;;;;; bv !he ho" a nd gir ' The ,.,.1 Devotions were by the Rev. pupil enr~llment of 45 Mrs. Miss Marilyn VanKuiken from L'-l'he commencement program i~ essence, symbolize a search li . , . ,. Z1ba Mull<ill served as secreand Egypt will repre- ...s been scheduled for June 30 for religion. " 1utes to the flags and the Bible StPhbms. The con~rega. Jon sang 1 y Mr James Quisenberry t GJ enn Tuesday June at the Elementary schoo,1 7·30 · · · Th "I Lo 1 T 11 th s1 ar · · sent VI cor . \\ere glven m umson. e op~n- I v~ o e. e, or y." conducts worship services at 20 at 7:30 p.m .. at the R~tland p.m. On the final morning of The spe~ker sa!d t~at he has , In pr.ayer was ~Y the Rev . Lm-. Free w1ll olfermg was taken to the church every Sunday even- Mission Church. U to 'd a te the school, a picnic will be held noted an mcreasmg mterest In , .. . son H. Stehbm" P"'tor of the ,nelp defray the expenses of the . ing, and on the first and third news on iheir workpin Ethio ia at the Middleport Hoadside ' religion on the Ohio University F I r s t ,.umted Presbyter ~a~ , .chool. o• 9,30 a. m. Hay Wha- and Egypt will be discussedp Park. campus, both wilh the students 1 Sunr Church. Fa~rest Lord Jesus 1 Mrs. F~;rell extended words I ley is the Sunday school super· and the professional staff. Hewas sun g bv the ron.rre!!a tw•n.:uf thanks and apprec1at10n to 1 . d 1 SPECIAL meeting of the -.... ·· ._ , · ligious eourses In the past ' d at the piano · by t:veryone who worr.e '· d so hard .· mtenen . · ConsoJidated Band Boost~ 3.C"Cilmname Me1gs OUD years have increased from Rose Ann Lisle. during the two weeks of VB3 ~ ers on Tuesday, June 20, at 7:to 12, be reported. Teachm of the nursery d•· ,and helped in anyway in mak- i 30 p.m., at the Pomeroy Elepartment were Rose Ann Lisle, 1mg the school a success. I f mentary School. All members Although many students p-ut 1errie Ferrell and Ma ry Fer· Followioe the program nar- · fll 0are urged 00 attend. OUt aside their religious inclinarell. This group sRng 2 and friends were: Invited to 1 Wednesday , tions during the early part of J~:ave nr~ver. and nl:wed the •the basement of the church 1 their College careers, the Rev. "toy band," accompanied at the where hand icraft work done by , A weddin~ bell motif in • co- PA~ PHESIDENTS of the j Mr. Putney said they usually p12nn _hv r.<rs ~tehbins the children was on display. . ·" scher~10 of blue and wh1t~ Ladies Auxiliary of Drew Webp1ck them up before they are 1 Beginners' class teachers 1Closing prayer was by the Rev. lwas camed out at a shower 81·1 ster Post 39, American Legion, Mr. and Mrs. Martin R. Carto leave the campus. were Helen Huhb>rd Lin~ a Fer-' Stebbins. 1ven by MISs Manlyn Stumbo Iwill meet Wednesday night at son and children, Pamela, Sha- Emphasis of t()e Westminster rell, Kathryn Johnson, and KaSaturday mght honormg MISs · the home of Mrs. Ben Neutzling, 1 ri, ad Kyle, of Daytooa Beach, Foundation program accord in thv Francis. They all recited Kath y McE:Ihmny, bnde -elect , Pomeroy, for a 6 p.m. picnic. Fla., are visiting thts week with to the speaker is teachin! learned, I honored guest, COMBINED PI0.1C of the :;ldred Carson, Middleport. Christia.n to become a Te,.h'Jng the p" .' I aCU fy aSSeS daughter of Mr and Mrs Ken- Women's Society of Christian F .. CarCson IS employed by responSible part of the univer, nmary c ass I oemg ompany at Cape sil 0 It H · ed were Janette 11Jiffv. Sa"h Or neth McElhinny, Middleport, Serv ce and Class 12 of Hellth nedy, Fla. , as an Y c mmun exRnush. Renee Burke and Jane The Rev. James , McGovern were placed on a table decor- Meth~ist Church will be held with the Systems Ann Donovan. They also recit· •was at Howell 's Hill Christian ated w1th lace and bows. Wed- Wedn sday evening at the home Reliability Engineering Delegates Return . ·= iiii=== ===-·=l i! :,A~ss:e:mbly at Ona, W. Va., Sat- dmg beUs were hung about the of Mrs. Bernard Fultz. assigned to the Saturn V-fl•pol-1 From Conference I attending a faculty meet- room. . BO: IOHTH COUNCIL, N<!. lo Program. Iing for the approaching camp- Ga~es were played With prl- 46, Hoyal and Select Masters, Delegates to the aonual conseason whic~ will be June zes bemg won by Mrs. McE!hln- annual election June 21 at the ·Joann Huttencuiter of ference of the Ohio Methodist : through Aug. 20. iny_, Miss Carole Anderson and Pomeroy Masdnic Tem,ple. Jl. bar, W. Va., visiting here Churches held at Lakcsiide last Buy now and save on the bathtub IIIBt thet helps pre. The Rev. Mr. McGuvorn at· ,M•ss Debbie Grueser. Refresh· lustrious Master James S. Bu- her grandmother, Mrs:"' week have returned. TONIGHT June 20 vent slips and falls. Up to a thou.oand suction cups II :::~;~classes on junior a g e!ments carried out the wedding chanan, requests all olflcers to Kincaid. Her sister, Pallricia Included In the group were , DOUBLE FEATURE grip.tub surface. 'Thxtured top for safety and comfort. conducted by John bell motif. be present lor election and in· Ruttencutter, ts the guest the Rev. and Mrs. Mat Don ahue "BLINDFOLD" On sale now through AuguB! _20, 1967. 'Pommort , Chesapeake, and on The gu..t list l~cludl!d Mrs. stallallon. All Post Masters are ber grandfather, L. J. and Mrs. Nan Moore, :cpresen·--PLUS" JUDITH" intermediate camping directed B~b Caruthers, M•ss kay Aull, requested to &!tend as they wiU cutler and uncle ~d aunt, Mr. ling Heath Methodist Churc~, ~ph ia Loren Peter Finch by William Moore, South Point. ~ ~·ss Ruth Ann Halley, M18 8 make plans for the IOOih Anni- and Mrs. L.. ter Zirkle, Mason, Mlddh•port; the Rev, and Mrs. Local youngsters w;l! attend ! Wndy Humphfeys, Miss Ma~ versary in October, 1961. Bring W. Va. John W. Kimbler and Mrs. Lt:WED., THURS., FRI. 14" x 25%" Bathtub Ma(Reg, $2.49, .. , ,NCIIJI$1.911 ' junior camp which is from June I olle, Miss Jane Surface, MISs ritu•ls. John Hood stati ed 1 tha Norris, Racine; the Rev. JUNE 21-22-23 16" x28" Bathtub MaI, Re g. $2.98 •• ••••• Now $2.38 2' through July I •Susan Surface, Miss Ann Han· Abe deen ' . on a anrl Mrs. Wendell G. Siuller and DOUBLE FEATUR E Isonth, Miss Thurs day r Provmg ~· x 30" Ba,lhtub Mat, Reg, $8.49....... Now $2.61 · The Rev. Mr. McGovern, · "TOM JONES" pas·IK M Susan Morr1s ' Ml" Maryland spent theGrounds Miss "Marcia ·K-arr, Sytacu,. ~ ·- - . - ·-· --· (Eastmanco!Cir) I tor of the Pomeroy Ch ell f a Y organ, Miss Sna;m Ohh · ' · charge; the Hev. and Mrs. ChesAlbert Finn ey, Susannilh tPr Lemley and·· Mn Groce York, Helen GriUUh , Edith 1Cbrlst will attend the ~~mp ~t l lin_ger, Miss Marjorie Harris, WOMEN'S ASSOCIATION of] ~re ~~~ hisJ'arents, Mr. Housewares Dept. Ona f•·orr. Julv 2 th•,,,,,h .In I I Miss Nancy Harris, Miss SanMidd~eport First United rs. I on ood and ('c!well, Hutland ch>rge: t h e l!."nm:., Joan Grrcnwood - PLU$and from July 27 thro~gh JJ. ;dra Swartz, Miss Gloria Buck, ,Presbytemn Church •lll meet Miss Kathy McElhinny. Rc•. Freeland Norm, R•cine; Roger Perry and ly 29. f Miss Grueser, Miss Janis ai 7:30 Thursday night at tile Mr. and Mr,. William the Hev. and Mrs. J'e..ri CB>to, Pf'ggy Ann Ga rner in Schmoll, Mi" Elinor Bodlirier, ,church. Mrs. Carl Horky will as of Belmont, Mass., are Choater; the Rev. and '~THE CAT" (In Color) :Ml" Anderson, Mrs. Milton · present the program and devo- for a month's stay at 'the Jomes Early and Mrs. John :Hood, and Mrs. McElhinney. !tons will be given by M1ss Mar- linger home in Middleport. ~le, Letart am! Mrs. garet Sauer. .The hostesses will Monday they went to the Char· Rulli ~ Mrs. Lew•s Sauer, Mrs. Le- Iest.on area to visit friends In Pomtroy, 0 . 1Rnd Brown, Mrs. Jack Satter- eluding Mrs Margaret Co e I A I field, Miss Sauer, Mrs. Clar- and daughte;, Amy, ' annual triple observance La and Ch : n TUES., JUNE 20 1 of tlle J. E. Harley f•miiy was _..J •~ cey, Mrs. aries Richard Russell has been c<in. held Saturday in Springfield. Dned since Friday to Universl· "HOTEL" Dr. and Mrs. John Harley A Sll'lmmlng club for KNIGHTS OF PY'I'IIIAS, Pyty Hospital. H1s wile, Edna and Technicolor 1 Rod Catherine were host to a family dinner will be organized at the lilian Sisters, and famlllel Will chlldr~n were In Columbus Sun· fa yler Spaak iJarly in observance of the birth· port pool at 7 p. m. bold a plcnlc at 6:30 p. m., day w1th btm. · Color C•rtoon1 "OPERATION SHANGHAI• , day anniversaries of t h el (Tuesday) .by .Mrs. '!'homos at the Kyger Creek Mr. and Mrs. Karl Owen re•MJ to wipe CIHn ••• durable rain covers "NAUTICAl NUT" i daughter, Ann, and Mrs. J. E. Scally, sWimnung Instructor. I · Those atti!nding are to turned Monday alter spending "HOT TIME ON ICE" ' Har!Py, Middleport, and To be eligible lor member· I take a covered dish and their a week In Dayton vtsiHng Mr. "ANYTIME NOW" !her's Day. shlp In the group at this time, , table service. and Mrs. Jobn Goodrich. For her trip to Springfield girls are to be 13 years of age or Mrs. Albert Roush is confined WED. ond THURSDAY Mrs. J. E. Harley was joined 1 older. Mrs. Scally said t h , WILLING WORKERS CLASS w her home with the mumps. CLOSED - -- - - - - - , by her granddaughter who is at- Ifrom the awlmmlng Cfu~ will of the Enterprtse EUB Church Father's Day 'guests of Mr. SHOW STARTSI:OO P.M. ' tending summer school at 1 come the synchronized · will meet at the home of Mrs. and Mrs. George Hackett, Sr•• ·~~'"'"~~:iiii~==~~U~nl~vers;:i~ty~.!The~t~w~o~a:cco;:m~p~ao-:,· mers for the water show \o Thur!day Mr. and Mrs. Joe W. Tribble presented in late July. Mrs. Moore G""!frey W!lson evening. will be . wete and Kim, Charleston, " glrls will be accepted Into the assisting hostess. Dr. R. R. Plckellll, his club later, according to FRIDAY Ray, and his parenta, Mr. annnounced by Mrs. , Mrs. Ray Pickens of Clifton W. Year arouud activit!., are Ch~SPECTION of Pomeroy Va., returned Tbursday nlgbl, planned by Mrs. Scally for the P1erta 1116. 0rderbe of the East- after a week's vacat1011 at Day· swimming club em 8 r, w111 beld at 7:45 P· lona Beach Fla team competition. willl !Je m. Friday II the Muonlc TeJOoo _ _ _ .:_·_ · _.:..·- - - ded, she oald. pie, Pomeroy, Ralph Smith, rle Hawkillll, Mrs. Clara Adams, - - - - -· worthy gr~ patron, wUI be I Mrs. Barbara Dugan, and Mrs. ied by Holly Martin, who has the lnspectmg officer, J .... Brisker. spent the past week in SpringS turd --- -:·;;;;;:~-:-field, returned to Atfiens Sun- R'""' 'NI)a ay ' ~ day u ""' · AMERICAN Le· · gton Post 8nd the Auxiliary are co-spollllorlrig a Pee Wee Lea· gue and will hold a tag day Ibis Saturday In Rutland. Bob Hawkina Is the coach with B o b Swick ll!'d Jim Tbomas, Co • Mr~ ~nrollment to-~ ~haracters ~ WO~JEN'S gol~ Shower Given B 'd b e- e By Miss Stumbo I son~sfnls ~~~l•,;:;s~!o t~~~-~nd ; ofG~~t~n ~~;~he ·· dand Middleport 0~ · .:~:~i~~~:/ !! ~-. I ... ~~ ~~% S~ o - I . wba!.-'::- or ~ •b• Rubbermaid show~ bl~ delivered nod Luc! was return.. through about seven hours of ed tq h"" room. his wife's labor. Safti-Grip® Bathtub Mats I . tmpro~eJit two miles from their home to bllautlful baby, Nugent quo!The hospital stall waa ready; ed Lucl as saying. The hospital stall was ready: Pat said Mrs. Johnson had 11 had been alerted ·to expect called the President to leU him ber. thelt daughter hod had a grandNugenl and Lucl were follow· son. IJpeclal White House teleed in· another car by Mr•- Lyn· phone• wore set up In the IJos. don B. Jahnson, who has kept pltal shortly after Lucl arrived. H baby vigil at the N t1 g e n I Pal was wearing a light blue, home lor more th!m a w e e k, short-sleeves sblrt and d a r k spendin~ every alghl there. trOIISers when he held a news Pat Nugent· wes in· the room conference In tbe lobby of. the with whenbad waited first In sawa Homan ·Catholic 'lbere their Lucl son. He were tears in hospital. eyes and he neerbv room until tbe child waa the stram of waiting Ab stude~ts Y·__:_c~ . d~U 1 Pastor Attends f / C/ f C , amplnQ many·~ ·' andpop LBJ: Er~trea Ar ..!._ It's a )en, ' hi~to "s~" ~ ' ra with Ita Ito display the work. ror Ule iTbe palnlinga.feature penon!-"!!· la.slster of Mrs: 8ellm . Blaze. pJay ' by area arttsls. ! mo•t. part ·paJn\bip and other •iUes of tho Welk show P.Orform- The show Is boistered here .w•cz- now Hvmg.. in Tampa, 1 I1 A major avflt l art pieCes were set up on chairs in8 various . and there by works of B t II Fla., is good and very, very last year's firot lbow Is the - hardl1 an advantageous pos~ . JMPIU!IISI\(E Mayer, show co-<hairman. An~ locaL" One of Mrs. S m 1-t h's melhoil of display which has lion. \. · And .don't ml!l. the l!upres- ·another "don't min" are · sev- paintings Is of the Blaze. been U!ed. · ·• · siva portrait work.ol M\Ss Char· era! tblngs by Mrs. Vilma Pik· wic.z home: another is of the Last year, hampered by the This year large racks ba~:Jtene Strauss, ~ughter of Mr. koja, director of the Meigs lhome of Mr. and Mrs. Don lack · of lunda Bill Mayer and been made to bold_ patnling.s. d1and Mrs. Charlil.. J. Strauss, County Bookmobile .... .. Out- Betzing in Pomeroy. Others es· Aaron abl, 'who headed tlle 1addition, bed aprmgs, Ramie former rt.il<jenll.·••"" ~vtng In .tanding! . hibltlng oo lar are Becky and 8 show, bad no . racks on .wbllh :doors, ladders ~ Colum¥•· .Ch(\Tien~, a JUnior at Another local arttst oxhlhlllng Jea Wright and Maxine Moore. , you _have been us • Ohio State Unlver~ty, Is an ao- Is Roger Walker. Hil eontrlbu- In addition to the paintings, , . !ectlVely so - ...,_ahow places compllshed ~~ and pianist tion to the novelty of the show there are a number of ceramics • • for the pfl(nting~~. · in addition to: ~· work In the Is a palntlng of "the bird" being displayed and some outPatronB of· the Bhow are in fmer arts. lncld~lly, two of which "appeared" tn the Pt. standing wood carvings by Jack lor a pleasant surprise - the 1he portraits of ~IS Strauss Pleasant area some months ' Slavin. work of area artists is tmpres- were done from !i4by pictures Iago. 1 I can assure you by opening slve to say the least - and of Don Mayer ~ :ttnda Dar- There are works by J. 0. day, Friday, Fellowship H a II there are paintings, paintings neU Mayer, I'm wid. The por-]Wllliams, Paul McElroy, Dor<>- will be running over with work eyerywhere,::!Pparenlly wII ~ traita were pre~ by Miss ]thy Morris, Joyce and J o h n by area artists. Take my word the Idea oftering "some- Strauss to Mr. and Mrs. Mayer IMohler, Mildred Miller and lor It, you'll find a lot to see A~ Nugent, ,voung- thing lor everyone." ' fo~a wedding g~t . Mrs. Harold Lohse _already on at !be show and . it won't surer ter ' birth to' an 8· Mrs. 1\Uth Gosney, Middle- SOme good boat paintings are hand aud more commg into the prise me you discover a secpound, 1()-ounce I port artist, has had a major also featured at tbelshow. Two show room each day. · ond visit Is In order over the '\1Lucl's fine, · . Pat;aal~, pe~· role in assisting · with setting of these are by Mr$. Dllj)hne There's a display of work by weekend. sonally announCing the at . a.m. (EDT) of his up the displa~ room. Her work Broyles, G<llllpolls, .!,irs. Broy· st.udents of Bill Mayer aud be- No! only that - but also goson !he l'resldent's first . - somewhere over 50 paintings les IS ' a sister of )ka. caddfe lsure to catch !be work of elgnt- lng m favor of good response ' Nugent said of his ' I think the dimensions - is boun~ to score 'a btl, Wickham of Pomeroy. year-old Bob Ball In this dis- at the show Is the fact that the are 21 inches long." . ,1 A nice addition to the novel• Mike Mulford, fonnerly of play. Another display of work Fellowship Hall is air condiLucl, 19, was taken to ~ton Hos~1tal, operated by . ty phase of the show is a eo!- Meigs County now ll9illg in Arl- ' by children under the dirdctlon tloned. the Roman Catholic Daughta:s of Chanty ol St. Vincent .1lectlon of water colon by Mrs. lzona, again this ye~r has some of Larry Wolle is forthcoming. The official rlbhon cutlin~ for De Paul, at 2 a.m. EDT. . r . ·Gosney dooe while watcblng a 1nice work In the ahbw - some Work by another former resi- this year's presentation will be Her hUSband drove her the "I think we .!'"v• a v • r Y Lawrence Welk television ahow. contemporary and some mod- dent, Madge ArQPld Smith - held at 6 p. m. Thursday, R~v. atte~dance, wee~s . By BOB Destined to one of tho moal atiracllve well • dooe lea!Airel of the · 8tnd.Hegalta Waekend· ts · art show to bli staged Frld . sa~Y and Iunday tn .Fel 'lbip Hall of Sl Paul'a Lotller Church. A ~neal< prevleir ~ show 0 dlseloaes thai the abo~ WIU be _...;.._ ___ _ __ ~ , Certific~OO,• Closing Program of Bible Schoo/ Given in Syracu~ on Friday Night ~ ~· .. e • at MR. CROW DR. BLAZEWICZ Regatta Show persona}'Illes • A'ITOHNEY FHED w. CROW, left, who gets relief from working in estates, wills, lites and woes of t h e transgressors by headin 2 the already nationally·noticed "Frog Jumping Contest:r committee during the upcoming Weekend Regatta. DR. SELIM BLAZEWICZ, M. D., · Lasey st., riight, whose home is the subject of a painting in the "smash" art show scheduled to be opened Friday and run throu gh Sunday at Fellowship Hall of the Pollio eroy St. Paul's Lutheran Church. '" en tine Oetloled To The lnterall Of The Meip-Muon .4rea POMEROY-MIDDLEPORT, OHIO WEDNESDAY, JUNE 21, 1967 FIVE CENTS NO. 48 ----------~-------------;_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _..:,._ _ __:_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _,;__:....; VOL XX • e ort ' one' I' 1 - -- :t'" 'ly HarleyFam, Observances MEIGS THEATRE , Held Saturday Elberfelds 'In Pomeroy 1 ' Swimming Club I, For Gi'rls to 8 0 • e . rgamzeu s ROY Protect Outdoor Furniture From Dust and Showers II r I ' Arab Mutiny Crushed by British Guns PLANNING A WEDDING A SOON? Checking Account . 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