https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/effc2962660efb60fac4c577127e133e.pdf 75c7f6ea9d470cfe024cb9cbe10168a6 PDF Text Text ~· elil1rmln, •1\lrl. Mllii1r Jobn·~·£allolr». j •' •• • · • ..,..~, I 11":.! 1 .... Couple of Texans • e a1 en~(;%;.ne To Get Together "' " Over the Weekend -~~~~~--------~~~~~~~--~------------------------ 0 GDber~ .__ Blue Spruce ule · Mrs. Robert L a y n e, Tbere will ba five entries James Mrs. each class unl':"" otherwise Roush.' : ed In I!Cbedule . Kau!f, Mro: . Pabllclty .,.; Mrs. n is permis;lble to use Howard · BJII'1~.1 iiiiiiiii thered wood or driftwood J. ·Riley. : classes wbere It is suitable. . - Mra. W. T. ceMSorles permitted ?nly where · Mrt. Job n specified No artlfle~a! flower~ CoUins, Mrs. Mel Clark. or tollage permitted, alth!lllgb Judges . Hos~ltallty ...., MJ>s. dried anlk>r treated materials TrlJ: ·,0811!1111, · Chairman, Mra. may be used where Barton )lealge. · derson Garden Club. Mrs. L. lsionai gardener. All specimens lia, medium flowers, I bloom, in schedule. Materials 'rl•!d, j,..;;,Ea;;·lr;;;;l;i;esio;;;;;-·;;;Mrs;;;;;;;;.;;;;Rarry;;;o;;;i . ..·Mi,...ne.,•,·il c. Roush is serving as chair· !must be grown by ezhibitor, to over 4'\ under 8". Abstract designs may be w man of the show, with MI h ' be exiliblted for quality only be Dahlla, small flow•'":! treated clipped or _altered Lelah Jane Powell as ro-cha~r- I correctly named by exhl~iter porn (3 bloorna under 4 ). manner. Artificial grapes man. . on tag furniohed by Show Com- Class 12 - Gladioli, I are permitted. 'The general show rules m- mittee, potted plants must have any variety. CLASSES elude the follo~mg . been in posse_>!Sion of the exhlb· Class 13 - Petunia, I lass 1 _ Agriculture _ I. An exhibitor rna\ make 1itor for at least 90 days before Large Flowered; Double Ty~. C of fresh plant material, Inonly one entry m a c ass o~ · exhibiting, and coke bottles or Class 14 - Salvia <Sage) I getables and-or fruit. sub-dtvlswn m both .hortteullur larger, according to size of spikes, Red and Blue. . e v~a ed a aii~;s:~t,~alta~~~~~ ·j ai and artistic dtv!Sions. s....,;mens to be furnished by Class 15 -· Coxcomb, Gtant, To b b s ,!, dg Exh'b't ust COliform , ... ' ed ac">~.oun . 1 Mrs Ray 2. t tors drn I lth exhibitor. Stern; Coxcomb, Plum , Pro!fltt-Phone to schedule an cornp Y w D. stern · rules All entries not In accord- Class I - House Plants ( ..,. . M ri olda 5557. 6 ance .with schedule will be dis- played for foliage onlr): Class Class 2-: Reverence.3 :l~ms·' !Ted Green Classes Ferns, Cal· can or lan • Dw ' of rehglous slgmficance 1 1 qu; ~xhibits must be set 11 p ad!urn, Baby's Tears, Wander· golds, French or "' ' using an accessory. Light -b~~~ Ji;:;;:;:::;;:;:::;;:;:::;;:;:::;;:;:::;;:;:::;;:;:::;;:;:::;; and completed between I he ing Jew, Sanaerviera, Rubber blooms. 7 - Zinnia, large flo- backgr?und. Consultant ,- M hours of 8 and 12 the morning Plant, Miscellaneous; Colore~ ~~ ;,. inches or over, 3 J. WII!tarn Heslop, Phone ~75ol the show, at which ume the Classes - Cala~lurn, Wander bl . Zinnia small 3 inches 1713. will be cleared for t he ing Jew, Joseph s coat (large ooms, bl ' Class 3 - Country Store 45x24 ASST. ;:;ng. Exhibits arriving a!- leal, small leaf), and mlscel· or ~:;, Hybrid Tea, design Including grain, rre•m11 1 ter 12 o'clock will be marked laneous. own disbudded, 1 bloom, red, and drJed rnatertal. Medium "Not for Competition." Cia&< 2 - VInes: Pblloden- grlnk ll bite blend· ros- green backgriund. Omsultant 4. No arrangement may be dron, In water and Potted; Ivy ~ j.{.~~;;d:. I' spray,' red, - Mrs. John R. Kauff, Pbooe II made in the exhibit room. An - In Water and Potted. ' ll white blend; 67>3746. .xhibitor may remain on I he Class 3 - Begonias, bloom- pink, ye 3' blooms dif. Class 4- Pause For Refreah· floor only for the time required ing, Semperfiorens, Beef- es, HybrJ . 1ea, ' ment - Designer's choice. Reel II to set up exhibits. steak, Angel Wing · •YP': No fe;;"t v:;" YLllies I stem. background, Consultant, Mrs. Reg. $1.99 arrangement may be tuberous begonias pe~nntted: ;,';~..,.;- B _ Artrodc Mel Clark, Phone 675-4456. 5 mobed before the close of the Double Bloom, Red. Pmk and R Jes . Class 5 - Design For Toshow at 9 p.m. on Saturday Aug: W.hite; Single. Bloom, Rod. · •to Ga~en Club rnern- morrow - Designer's choice. ust 12th, at which time exh1b1· Pink and Wht~. . ber~ except Class 6, whicb Background size 24141)]:20 incb·il Happy is the Bride tors will be expected to remove Class 4 - African V1olets, one . ~~itatlonl Class es, to be lurnihed by exhlhl·ll who registers her entries crown - Single bloom, While, ts an ed . Artistic elasll- tor. Consultant - Mrs. . patChina, Silver and 6 A~ exhibitor In the Artis· Pink, Blue or Purple; Double Flowers "t' be In \ion by Oiltlb- ick J. Riley, Phone 882-2006. Glass patterns at tic · Division who finds she is bloom, White, Pink, Blue or es need 110 gro Class 6 - Welcome To ;, 1!'1' PLEASANT "iJleautyl t. l!,s ot· Show 1111 Sweep. Norwa, ' Yew ' ~ th~ Fair"· will be 'the tbeme $takes awards will be -::~~: s:~ e ~ e e( the MIISOII County Flower the Artistic Division 8IICI r ·ibout berriK Show to be staged at the M.. eultural DJvlsi011. w:._ 1 MJscoUanoo~• en Cowlty Falr ~ere August Dlvllioll - Rorlklllure PI ts. lith ond 12th. . I. RorUcultural classes are an Garden Clubs participating In open to garden dub me111bers Class 10 - Asters. 6 blooms, the show are the New Ra~on and noo-members, who g r 0 w annlllll. Garden Club, the Nehachma ,flowers for pleaourt, not open Class II - Dahlia, large floGarden Club, the Tu-E n d I e- :to those who sell plants or wered or decoraUvt (I bloom W•i Garden Club and the Hen- ; bulbs or who employ a profes- over 8") grown dlsbudded; Dab· ' a: \ 6.1 ·0'=' ~ r.~'% VOL XX AUSTIN, Tex. (UPI) - Patrick Lyndon Nugent, a day:<>ld robust Texan, probably will ineet his ·grandfather, · the President of the United States, this weekend. · The President is scheduled to pay a call Saturday on his daughter, Luci, and her newborn son at Seton Hos· pita!. Johnson a~da Bird are expected to go to the Roman Catholic hosPital in Austin to see the 8-pound-Je. ounce baby, who looks like his father, Patrick J. Nugent, with fair skin, blond hair and blue eyes. The baby's pediatrician, Dr. B. Phillip Kocen, has described the baby as "a robust Texan." Pat, 23, and Luci 19 named their son for the President, who has alwayi longed for a son, and for fat's paternal grandfather, Patrick Nugent, a!l Irishman - -- -- , wbn settled in the Midwest. after midnight. 'The five-man medica) team 1 He oaced lile hoSpital nor as attending Luci ·said Patrick :ali husbands do and showed an . Lyndon arrived in tlte world in 1overw!tehning joy when he was 9 - . MII)DLEPORT FUN-IN-THE-SUN-: "SPECIALS" RAINBOW RUGS .rT t•· 20x40 PLAID LADIES' ASST. CANNON BATH TOWELS SOFT RAYON Half Slips ASST. COLORS WHITE AND F PASTEL COLORS "'o 0 .33 1 not able to exhibit, must pro- Purple. . ~ material on the Let Uve vide a substitute. Class 5 - Geran?'ms, biOOJ?· ction of the State Conserva7 While the management will ing, Red, Pink, Whtle, and Mts se Ust be used · · · '" · safe- ceJlaneous. , tlon exercise due caution A cardmay listing all ·plant rnaarding exhibits It cannot as· Class 6 - Cacti. an responsibility for Joss or Class 7 - Dish Gardens. I tertrylal In]ury. . Class 8 - Evergreen ---' Spec16• enrda· 8. Awards will be made ae- rnents (branch not to exc=ths ' ca keround all classes 1 cording to requirements listed in 'I in., Wtth berries; Pyracan ' ~~·~ lurrdshed~Y committee. schedule. Standard system of Nandma, Holly and other 001'· w si 42x28x2tl lnchea un ·ud in will be used and dec!· ry-bearlng evergreens; With- Dtmen 011 . . 'ed !io: be final. _ of__judges __ _ will, ........ -- - out .. ·- berries; --.. Spreadin~~u_nlper.:_less othe)WtSO stateol_~ sch • ~me s~..!t~~:~~l ~urnlsb I -~ Religion in America Fair (lvintatlonal) '": Free,_ •;:h11~ #'"" le arragement uamg fi' plant material, featuring I'l&nt coors. I Grey~een ll -eo . '1ck· IJI ground. Invitation Class m com-:1 petition open to other. If you haven't already aelect· ed persons· Reservations f o ed your ch!r.a, we'd Uke tof this class must be made sbow you our wide cbQice o Consultant, Mrs. L. C. beautilul patterns in phone 675-4466, West r:~~~~~~:; W. Va., not tater than lOth, 8 Speclal entrlea EUlbltl permitted. display of ~ade pictures and plaques, made by , Tben, ll you wlsb, we'll be Garden 'club melllbers. 1 glad to help you coordinate otber tab1eware . . . so An exhibit on Conaervati.r.J 1 know your table setNatural Resources. 11!11~·.:• are alwayo In perfect Registering your pattel'IIS member. By LOUIS CAS~El.S ly those in which Jesus and the f as the wo . ouch as Comm!tteeo Unlltd Press ltflernatlonal prophets attack =ial Injustice. Theological views bl If Schedule - Mrs. L. C. Roush. relatives to gjve you a Should a man be ordained to But they don't believe that the these w:;: ralst n~!~ e:re Chairman; Mrs. J. William He- and wedding gilt you want. And the ministry If he rejects. or Is : Bible has any speml •uthorlty the selnto :~htry I ' tbe slop, Mrs. John R. Kaull, Mrs. you'll avoid dupllcationa. too. 1 Robert Cruickshank, . Mrs: Bartgnostk about. some of the1 - · .. . ~~tan. Universalist So be a smart bride ... be oask tenets of the historic , ation. But a question of lntegri· Ibn Mealge, Mrs. Patrtck J. a happy bride--ehoose your Christian faith' ty arises f . he nlo'lda to be Riley. . Syracuse pattern and regis· That may strike you as a ferw; ordanedi n a Protest'111! denom- Judges - Mrs. Lee Gt b b s, ter it with us nOw. !etched hypothetical question.j S tl'08 !nation whleh.ls supposed .IO be . Mrs. Donald F.l 8ut it's a real and agonizing cmmilted to the doctrines of one for deans and professors at !' the Apostles' c:ned. many Protestant seminaries. . ,. Borne candidates shrug oHibf It's their responsibility ~o NEW HAVEN _ 'Tht West! question on tho grouitd, fhat certify that a senunary gr • shot a I2'7tl towintheWomcn' Doctrlnea are unimportant. WII'H IXQUSIVE duate Is ready for ordlnaUen. held 1'Is annlllll target cbamp-1 What really maUers, they aay, This is easy when the candldete lh< cb b to lei dynam!e Is a committed Christian whose lonshlps. Sunday, June lith, at 1s.1or to'C th h been deepened and! the Falrfteld Stadium In Hun~ yowtg Jeadel'l!bip that oan ~I 1 :.atur~' b thr.e years of lngton, with two of the top four the. most of lb potentia or . th 1 · 1 ystudy Moat of the . championship honors going to aoctal service. 1 eo ogtca . . . the local Lemanhaw Archers. A seminary faculty can also; 6,000 semlnartans . give reaSOIIS for Qanllng the · dusted from Ruth Roush .of New ' certlncationa which permit hun· slant theological schools _this st a 1276 . to wm the Women s Idreda or thousands of agnostt<J month fall Into that category. Free Style Division and to onter the Chrlslian ministry But there Is also a substantial Noll of Point Pleasant took the ch The chureh desp,tr· finl . . IIUit minority-in some Men's .Bare Bow Division. . : .1 clergymen. Perhaps • _ , . , IIIP teachers say It Includes Twelve of the local orr.mrs the 1 wlU ow Into faith -'ler than a third of the entered th~ ~mpeUUon and the;'re up ~gainst the hard9hips class-who are not on placed m the running. of the ministry. believers In any second.. and third place Without impugning the slncer· set~se of the term. club wmners Jn the va rIo ts e me. They don't contend that classes a~d divisions were, :Zn~e~~~~r~:t~~.:n:n woul~ Is dead. But neither do place, Ahco '!,amsley, sa abut a medical sthool that share Jesus' concept of God rny, Oluo .. - Out of Stat Yarded Mb de~ to a one who can be confidently Women, and Euge~. ~ent w':o do~bt.t the exisapproached In prayer as ney, Pomeroy, the Ou I of with our Bridal Registry makn it eas~ for friends !:;. I \ ' i ·' ,. MEIGS f p LODGE H~~lta~~d Mrs. Brace havt • 1011, Mlcbael. Mr. and Mrs. Ed· !BOll Brace of Racine are the paternal vandpareot.t, and Mr. and Ml'l. Oll•er Sayre of Por~ lind "-'!~ I ,,. the matel'lllll lrtadparenls. Great.grandpar· - ... Mr. and Mra. Clinton hltP81!11 ol Pllrtland, \ • • ' fAMILY PICNIC Kyger Creek Recreation Ground i · c . ZORI SANDALS BUSHEL 4 QT. SIZE Pan and Roller Set Styrene; Ice Bucket LAYNDRY BASKETS FOR INSIDE OR OUTSIDE USE WITH LID HEAVY .PLASTIC 2 PC. SEf SALE PRICE ROUND or SQUARE c c SLEEP' IN COMFORT ON A . SHREDDED FOAM FILLED c BED PILLOW eNON-ALLERGIC •MILDEW PROOF DIXIE BRAND OIL BASE HOUSE PAINT VIOOR VINYL LATEXWAU PAINT < Wlll'I'E - COLORS WIDTE AND COLORS ,. PER GALLON .99 gal. QUEEN NOW ONLY REG. 99c ·, $79,50 . T"ld. ~tt~HW c.•lf •n~o~tet ~ ••rtov. . . . . .. ..tort. ,l..pillg tMW. Itt- k PREU SHAMPOO . . ••"• •• wppwt of lntlallllltf Tellllio••£••• ~ •n~U•• for .... 9 IN. PAPER PICNIC , PLATES .99 100 for S9c gal. .&6· $ Each DlSCOUNl .. -. REG. 89c . REG. $U3 . Head 1 Shoul~~~ ' ' f BAYER t\ SHAMPO¢) ASPIRIN 4l1i DISCOUNT'l~ 200 COUNT ·-··Cif ..,.,.. . BAKER FURNITURE Claude 1rllller, EntertalntMDt Cbalrman .,,1 MIDDLEP6RT, .0. e . • . \ .' . ,, : at tilt Vance Quits After 3-Days * * * In New Post Units May Enter Parade Until 1 Hour Before Start POINT PLEASANT - Ever-: ett Vance, employed by the Ma.l Entrl~ IJMhe Big Bend Regatta Weekend ·Parade will son County Board of EducaUon 1 be aej;eptl!d unW 12 noon Friday, one hour before the as athletic director at Wahama parade; Phil Gobokar, parade marshall, announced today. High School, submitted a letter About 70 units have been registered. The parade of resignation Wednesdsy to : moves out of Middleport at 1 p.m. Friday. Some 25 tro· Supt. Milton Burdette, after ac-1 phies will be awarded: copling the position on Mondey., Judging will be In Middleport partlcfpatlng un!t. Fritz Bud: · • and winners wiD ba stopped 011 and Ben Ewing allltravel along Vance bad been the center of/ Main St. In Pomeroy where tro- the parade route on motorcycontroversy since he was ern-, phles will be presented. Banda cles to deliver messages from ployed. The Wahama Athletlcj taldng part wlU eacb receive a Mr. Glohokar to lhe partlclpat- . Boosters had appeared before\ troDhy. log units. I By the VPI Fir~t Summer Day occaslo~s, created new flood threats •· : the bof!rd on three Glohokar uld entries are After t be parade moves RI!GA'ITA BIG TOP- The ''Big Top" went up on Po!lleroy's upper parking lot Wednesday in preparation for long the Mlsaourl River. 1 asking thatbetlte. beat • qualified ' sUU being received, PBI'I!eular- through Middleport, bands will Big Bend Regatta Weekend which gets under way. Friday._ The tent will be the scene of a number of regatta activio Sevore lhunderstonns and at applicant hired. ly of horses and ant!que cars. be loaded Into busd and tran11- ties. Bleachers will be set up under the tent to provide seating for well over 1200 people. ltasl one tornado developed Carl (Buck) Tennant, spokes- The parade irill fOrm on Sec- ported to the Pomeroy area. - · - -·-~'-'-~~--~---1 ahead of a cold front Wednes- man for the group, had stated ond Ave. In Middleport. Num- Other •mlts will hold ltielr locaW!L!{ aay In southeast Missouri I on several occasions that there bers will be placed on the street t!oo during the move to PomeEAST HORSLEY, Eng· tf JU western Kentucky and southern 1 was no objecUon to Vance per· to denote the location of each roy. lll)d (UPI)- It sf1tftd 11 Dllnols. sonally. He stated that t h , 1 klu of llfa, It tnclld 10 Two Cheshire leon-agers were, Br~dge. cited Howard 10 Ga!UpOJis backers thought that he was 1 kin of lOW.. injured at 11:17 p. m. Wednes-1 James E. While, 16, Municipal Coull June Z3 on a L018 k d dd l' CIIH lnwoocl 35 fouhd day when their 1966 Honda ire, a passenger on the charge of failure to stop witlto of Sic nell :v:' tha/ so:! • • Ellubeth 2i, crashed Into the back ol a' was admitted to Holzer In the assured cl"ar dlslance, SALEM, omo - ALMOST of the other applicants had. lyllnlg unconsciiiUI undar Volks\vagon In front of I he ai with a severe laceration on as a reoult Of the accident. the enUre pollee and ftro deI trte afttt lht Wll Green Gables tavern on Rt. 7 the left hip, a Cl!t on his 'The accident occurred, ao partments In this small north- Vance was football coach thrown from ~If' hol'lt. one mile north of the Silver head and contusions and cording to the patrol, when R~~o east Oblo community stayed off year at Welch Junior Nearly 100 high sc ool juniors and seniors from nvlncl _c,Mr . wl~ ·sions of the body . His mona M<Ginnis, 34, PI, Pleu. the job today for the second School and played lootbnll eight Southeastern Ohio cobnties and Wood County, W. · mouth to moiilh nsplr• lion was reported this ant, pulled out of the tavern dey In 1 aid: caD boycott. Marshall, graduating In ISM. are ~artl~atiog In Ohio University'• second Teen- ::: the 10 Cllltcl klu of ing as good. parking lot and headed oortli Thirty-till of the city's 40 He Is reportedly be'·• Age Teae er de Program. th ,;Don't leovt me," t.¥n Elwood Howard. Jr .• 18, Rt. on Rt. 7. Her car stalled 011 .... To conduct the summer ~rtlon of the program, e Ch h' ·d r th 1 h h' h Uee and firemen first ered for posts of t f Riml'...,ton whlo---' u ID , es " er o e eye e, t e •g way, officers reported. University College of ucation's Departmen o ... ,... f"' d 1 t' 1 th 1 A bo slct Wednesday In an coach at Gallla Academy and Special Education has received a $127,· she CIIM around, Inwood su ••re e egs, dr north und Volkswagen, 0 protest over city "" School or Loian High grant under provlsjon of the Economic Opportunity didn't. arms, an ee · e was iven by Calvin G. Cousins,, :!e, fusal to grant them pay raises, The bosrd's next Act, ntle D, Community AeThey will be t111rrllll 0 108 at the hospital and rleased. Rt. ~ Bidwell, stopped and the scheduled for Tuesday at Uon. Pomeroy- Pamela K. Hayes, toay, 16 months later, In Tbe Stale Hlgb\fBy Patro! motorcycle crashed into t·be p.m. I31 Butternut Ave., and A!Ue 1 quiet surrey church, Heavy damage was caused to back of lhe small car . LAII!SQ)E, OHIO - T R 1C During the Frances Price, Rl s. t!lo cars. a third received miThe highway was wei at ,. Nortfleast Oltio lllllual Methoprogram, the hiCb stud· RuUand -Blllle Jean Cart- J. , • nor deiJ!ie·tlnd a driver was cl· thne of the accident, lite palit,l dist Conference urged member ents wDlalleDclaesslona at Ohio er, Mary Lou1ae Hall ani Lu- . ted to Mayor'~ court as th~ rereported. After impact wlllt <ongrepltonl Wednesday to University, prepare ., work •• cllle Jacks , b-ault of an accident on w. Main the car, the cycle slid along !lit eliminate "any vestiges" of rateacher aides at Read • St., at 11 a.m. Wednesday. poberm, Iossing its occupants olf. cial dlser1mlnat!on. Tile nearlY : Program centers, kindergartens ~e~~ IM.....~ ....., ,_ Uce said. There was heavy damage to Ill!! 1,200 tle!egateo, repr-lb!J 180 and elementary schools 1n •· .... ·~- - ....... cycle and minor damag• to ·• 0 • OWII I COillii1U111~ and taee MOler llil1 111 I r A car driven by Edgar Van car. There was .00 contact. Jjf. • , Methodist churche•, adopted a eye 'examinaUons, dental Wao~Uataa Ia l'arbnlllll'l Registration fer tho Dell lnwagen, Pomero~, struck In Awards totall'mg approximate- tween the McGinnis and CoiJ.t report by the Board of Chrismedical care. Frlda7 ' i.d lll'ivil Ill Potea of awimmlng the rear a car driven by Roger . . ins cars .~ tian Social Cooeern CaJl1oa for 011 .. During tl1e1r day fOJ llftlllld li:JO p. ai., w)tere Middleport • , , Langsville, Route I. ly . $4,000 10 s;holarsbtps to · · 5 18 full lnlegraUon. Oltio University campua, he wDllpad two lilln ....,_ wu announced for The. Lathey ear was thrown to- Metgs County H~gh school +· II · ur,ed all Melbodlsil hilh idlool sllilenta get a Iaale 1q: 1117 Jletalll Wt111e1. from 10 a. m. unt11 noon by-Mrs. to the rear of a third eastbound duates who ~Ian to further · wort for opeb ltou.ll!tg, qa~~ of eallep life, IOCial and YVOIIDI! Scally, bead lnstruetor. car driven by Richard Slack, education this fall wtll be ...-... 1 lntergraled edueallon, 811\lal I ':ur'&l' .,.~- -· assoclaUon 39 Middleport The Slack car Sunday, JWte 25 • at 8 p.m. oppnrtunWes and clvU gn11. Schedule for the classea • atlempttng . . a left torn Into at the Pomeroy Elementary wllb university atudellta. C3DS the nnt two weeks Includes was School LoCal ~Ilona · uI remove !rom lbelr attitudes also learll tile lOIII' an4· advanced Shuler's ·Ma~ and the La they The ;.oney will be from that 10818 "any mllie• ol dllbtlmltut!On•l tl1e1r Incur· collected through the '"[·IOilalrsldied and aeJrePI!On and pre~ 10 . to be n -' o ne' .-:to the ,Van lnwagen and La- For Scholars" Wrlve in lolmedlalely .foi" biter - ricitii WASHlNGTON {VPI) -!fl~j glnne ' they vehicles· and minor to the County this spnng by the . . .ministries,"·lite report aald. . hoped 10 11!1!1: . . to noon. Slack qar. Van lnwagen was zens Scbolarshlp ~ouudattOII. ivetl!l'an, ~- tdljJ No reglatratlpna fer the cited to Mayor's court 011 ail- Dr. R. R. Pl~ens " chairman to cut )lack jile es wiU ba acce~ by tel.. sured ·clear distance charges. of_ lite scholarship awards co••· I ! j,pnone. Clalsoll wiD begin IDlllee. The public is Invited . ........ dey. and ~ fe!=a are SJIRJNERs TO PARADE atle"\1 this event said DFS COIJII·I v '11te claUel 1lill COflCiucle AU Twin City &brine . CI u b ty temporary chairman 7. • · are asked to meet at morrow..;;;=="""'= 01~ In MidCOMI'LE'I'E9 COURSE June 23. al 2 Pvt. Edward Uutton, 18, · with· fez, of Mrs. Earl RiggS, to . parade, and·Ewing Hutton, Rutland, · , . , . • .cotnpleted six . l!!eks. advaneW ·, _ ·tralnillr at. · · In ~- ts ·liQli stationed •at, · ·. 1"· Jlllutoday nrd Wtlocl, Mo. i!'e L• , Uie · .Ill Mr. ~ lllr.t.. iY~II yOung Teach'e Aides Are At umversitr • • sessiODS • • d lD • Cyc}eACCI"dent e JDJUre Rlmfngt~n, fl' Three AutoS Damaged • Cllis' • ,. '.1 Day Announced ! . 'II " .... .... ~re, dac;'r~ •~s Scholarships To Be Awarded Sunday at 3 l{ernQfratiOO IM1'CHIIHI lOX SriiNQ t18.5t IRINf COVERED OISHI 1 I ~~ =~~n HEAVY WEBBING •llSIQullte4 or a James JUVENI.LE . PATIO :; CHAIRS ·:.:' FIGURE FIT FIVE CEf1(S When Luci saw hlrn, she / The Big Bend Regatta at Pomeroy Friday, Saturday and Sunday is ready to offer fl81ne, gai8 .~ d 'roiled happlly and said "what a , a gala weekend. An enormous tent has been erected on the parking lot, the Nolan -ass • ways · beautiful baby we have." rides With all of the latest in thrills have their rides erected, and commercial exhibiBlack-haired. blue-eyed Lucl, "Isn't he an elephant?" tors are moving into beautifully draped bo3ths. who took childbirth in stride, Nugent said later to reporters. The whole area is bustling. was e~pected to bounce back Mrs. Johnson was beside Friday the big event starts with the opening ceremonies at 12:30 with State Re. today a!ld be able to eat regular ~ersel! with happiness at being i presentative Ralph W~lker acting as host lo all the dignitaries attending the event. meals. "a grandma." The parade Will start m Middleport at 1 p.m. and proceed through Middleport and the Nugent had said he had a Patrick Lyndon sleeps in a downtown ~omeroy area. . . - ---~hunch they would have a baby Icrib adjoining Luci's hospital M~ny troghies and cash 1 V>ew under the dtrectlon oi l Plenly of free parking h.a s . , ' 1 girl. So did Lucl, apparently. /room under constant guard by pnzes will e awarded. Robert .Hoeflich and .the Big 1been provided In the downtown ' Otlterwise, she would not have i tre Secret Service. Even Ma~. Twain himself) Bend Mtnatrel Association. This area of Pomeroy for anyone and 1 h•d the nursery In their $70.000 I 'The couple, both Roman Im!gbt be ~VIOUS 0~. ~ F~~ 1company bas always played to everyone wishing to attend the : new home painted pink to :Catholics, have not yet picked Jumptng ntest w tc w 1 a capactty house wherever they event. Anyone wishing to pur·'1 0110 matoh th~ pink basslnette and :Godparents for their child. The I:ake ~lace, !~mediately ~ f' have held !hell' events. chase their tickets in advance , REA~Y TO GO - Jeff Hysell is ready for the Frog Jumping Contest Friday at bPthinette. r· baptism is expected in about 10 I ng e 10 para e, und,';'" e b g lrnmediate)y following I he can do so at the ticket booth 2 p.m. durmg the annual Regatta . Jeff IS the own er of a newly acqUired pet named Pat came through the exper- days '"' Pat said arrangements tent. 0~ Is not Calaveras Regatt Rhythm Review, • re. located on Main Street in Porn· ffi-HO. According to Jeff, the frog is fed a secret formula th at will give him mort lence with flying colors. He . have not been made yet County, (Call!.), but Twa 1n 1 cord hop under lite BpOIIsorshlp y steam on blast off• drove Lucl to the hospital! Lucl will stay at the hospital i would have settled for Pome- :of the American Legion, wiD ero: Wednesday morning shortly about four more days. r~y on the bank of the Ohio be held by the Jays for all the · ·---'--'--..:......~-'-,---- _ .... ---·· ---~- R1ver as a setting for hts clas- teen-agers of the area. sic. Boat races, skl mow• and a The evening wOJ be capped Ibeauty pageant will be among with an exlremely talented and the festivities lor Saturday and unusual Regatta Rhythm Re· i Sunday. ML'CH ~- THE NATION !tad sunny skies on this first full day of summer today but heavy rains w!ticb bltlhe Missl8slppi Valley Wednesdsy Digbt THURSDAY, JUNE 22 - 6:30p.M. .. SIZI · 91NCH PAINT c THURSDAY, JUNE 22, 1967 1 JUBULAR ALUMlNUM FRAME l aa ea B · ,, ;lfRE=III TRE Father'' feel mucb at horne They speaking of Godmore State" ~en Men's Clark Award. of New ~~;:JrtencoiiHitg;er5'mstJ. abstract, iO!personal terms such missed the top Woman's as "ultimate reality." Bow Award by a mere Pomotoy,O. 'They admire Jesus as a points and finished secoad human teacher and want to\ Women's C Claaa Bare Bow; TONIGHT lfjru SATURDAY Juo• 21·24 emUlate His example ol Ken Allison of Winfield luok N(fr OPIN fllh dedicatiOII to the service . seco~ behind Don Noll In others. But they do not · Men s B Claaa Bare Bow and SUN., MON. and TUIS. that He was, in any unique way • Nancy .Ohlinger, New Have?, luno 25-26-27 the BOll of God. Nor do won third place In Women • :ifHE QUILLIR MIMORANDUM" believe that He rose from the B Class F'rlle Style. (Tecbni<olor) dead. Geo. Sega~ Sonia Berger, They are attracted to some Of the 8•000 OOll'apapers pro- Max von Sydow, Alee Guin· nOSJ, Geo. Sanders. portiOIIs of the Bible, Dl':~~- duced every day thrOU&hout the COLORCARTOONII -- - -~world, the Ulllted Slates hao the Cou~11 Cat largest total dreulallon, b u t lm..lnalleol Daughter Born to Honing Aroun4 the United Kb\edom has I h Mr. and Mr•. Brace highest dolly clreulatloo SHOW STARTS 1:00 P.M. Mr. and Mrs. James Brace 1.000 Inhabitants. of Racine are announcing the lr====i!""=":"=;;;iiiiiiiiii birth of a five pound, 13 ounce dan~l,ter, Teresa Lynn, 0 . June 8 at the Pleasant Valley . POMEROY-MIDDLEPORT, OHjO 1 FOAM SOLE Pair of Top AWar . d Bv Lemanhaws CHILDRENS ~ported tha~ ~~~rl!: NO. 49 Ig Top Up, Rides Ready, ~::~;~ •::.~~;:~~:: :!ceremon1es • 0 t 12 30 . p en a I I after delivery the was crying_ and Luci toldLuci,justcomingou~ofthe i W8S ''.owed to feed him glucose aensthetlc that they were the . and water !rom a bottle. . parents of' a baby hoy. I Pat 17c LA DIES & . J!; . SALE! ALL RUBBER sl R If Doubters in Historic Christian Faith Are Reinat\ Ordained into Church Ministry d::. =it: ~~~~tic . · l.od . MATCHING WASH CLOTHS "7'ba~y::: s::~· l•ehn~ c R lnterea~ t. rd of SPECIAL c ..s ·:s -~~·; Det~oted To Th. lntere~~r. Of Th. MeiJ..Maum ,4,.., Jt d:· !_ ~ 11 .._ ]'h E omaS ynon _. n·Ies at N"•ght ' :./ ,. Republi \Vant DeJil Aid H:~ ~:~ :,::-:~ I • ' • .__ ol .fti;IA ) 1 ...... [ , , . ;.,' . �,, ,\ ' ' . i ,, ) \ ~,Sentlnel,Pomeroy:wddleport.o ,.~~~2. 196_7 \Governor ' .• Proclaims '013')Wes"t\''Eta Relived at Regatta Frog Contest' Beat of rfhe Bend ll~~t BJ Bob Hoeflich K k ££ · s~nce •j ~f I ln~.mg 1 t~e •I ~th~;,~r~d; w~h ;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;'""';;;;;;;;;;;;;;~~ make a big i~~ N"ICII\ aus Is CleveIand I BY RUGBY open Tournament Favortte• Leaders ""o REGATTA WEEKEND rd':;-~'t' ,,~ ~ 59, Succumbs Early Today PT PLEASANT- James Albert (Dick) Allen, 59, of 2013 Mt VornonAv", Pl. Pleasant, died this monung around 3 30 in St Mary's Hospital, HuntIngton. ~I I 3~ ~nd \ 1 SPORT\ COATS 1 1 Br;:l~n~ndthe Down;·e-Gros''s :l'dnesday~ Hudep<o~ ·,~ ~':: f (rught) I B 1 . Fight Results allmore at Washington ByUnltedPrt lnt t I 'n1ght) i ss ems >ona Clucago ,at Mmnesota (night) D~~sR0~56 Ohio IUPI)-Fate Cleveland at Boston (night) Henr~ Whit~ ~k~;· stoppe~ MORE MORE MORE 18) ' ' 1 tastes the wciy 1 'P' Week! OFFICIAL I "REGATTA CITY.' PENNSYLVANIA "WAKE BLAZE8" Motor Boat BATTERY • Boys 6to 16 I Mens 5-M·L Gives You Extre Summers of Good Depend· able Starting Power Because The Battery Is Silver Cobalt Protected To Seal The Charge inside, pOMEROy REGATTA CITY PRICE $49.87 Reg1H1 Speciell $1.50 . .,--~~-----------------. 'The New "MEIGS MARAUDERS" ,,' .SWlAT $HIRTS For Men & Boys Si~'s 6 tq XL $2.49 and $2.98 S29.7S ~~!'ct.• • ... NEW, YORK ij • ",:,; ...... 1} J}l\ll~ 1 . CLOTJi,IN~ l:iOQ~E '' ' ~·· $w:~l!r ~ BraVeS lhe~e t:e JACOB HARTENBACB I ' M•ll!• 200 lj() .:•'!: ,a, f v ·~~;,even wound up '"'h was forced to .¥ave the g•me flOC 0 Sm1tb ILP), Wentlee 1e s he blooped An exammatlon showe•l he MASON Mel Clark's Melgsl scormg chance m the second mound 1.:• Jones Batey (WP), "'"'···· ~~·s;:'"t,b~~b~ ~~~ l~ltrand suffered a dJSio/.ted thumb D4t I LegJo.n baseball team p~<ked J when Aulttr~pled t'llcenter, out The only other ~eJgs hit was and Werry ' mnmg before hiS grand ectn was no fr cture Hoerner up Its eJghth wm of the season was thrown out tryillg to come a SIXth mrung 'double tiy Van ' Umprres :)N!es$tl h hi sam rep aced Washburn and went With a 7-4 \'Jctory over Park- horne on an overthrow at th1rd 1Me h road, plate. Art Stobart Jg lghted_ a seven-run tlurd until the nmtP when Briles The Redlegs knocked off the ersburg here Wednesday Batey also hod a sm Je m Ihe I ;•re IS secon<l the game Roberts and BJIJ Cbljd3, ' carne on to get the last o"t Don Braves S-4 to tie up the stand- Me•gs, now ll-3 overall, ex- innm g I at v work"<! on . tbe hill for • " •. I was JU§t as happy With Drvsdeale took the loss mgs at the top, eac.h With 6 - 2 ploded lor lour runs m the bot I g I MP!gs unlll tbe top of tile sev- 1 • •. that two base 1ut,'' Uecker . records, and the Red Sox kept torn of the filth to come fro,; Parkersburg tied the score at I epth •hrn Jelt"liwlsheT of Pt I DRNFTEE SIGiiiED ; grmned "Heck I'm happv even Rookie Wins It pace In second place by squeak- behmd and wm ' 2·2 m the top half of the second I Pleasant. a recrlll~f !lie Meigs , NEW YORK (UP!)-Tile when 1 hit a hard •rnunde1 " Rook1e Lee May drove w lhe mg past the Senators 10.9 m and then another run m the learn carne m to hprl Batey I York Kmckerbockers a~1o:t Grand Slomffi'er tymg and lvmmng runs on a Boys oaseoall pay Wednesday The !~reworks of Jhe b1g f1fth [ third Parkersburg got t w n' faiUJed lour "'d war~ three I Wednesday that they bad Herbel replaced Gibbon aile! seventh 1nhlng homer and a evenmg m Middleport opened when Lenny Van Meter hits off Batey 10 each of the I while on the n'iound and S'VISh- ~ lhelr second draft pick, the Gmnt starter failed to r~t re ninth mnil\g groundout as the led off With a smgle and D1ck I second and third mrungs er fanned one and wa lked none Jackson of North Dakota the f1rst three oatters m a a Reds edged Houston \VIIh Tom Cooke, a hard throwmg Werry tnpled to ]eft Ed d 1 Meigs lied the score at 3.3 in Both ..':_3rkr,burg p1tcners •'are 1967 68 contract ' lh!td Gibbon was tagqe~ f~r scored lied 2·2 m the tllnth, righthander With fast breaking Baor followed With a smgle and the bottom of the fourth when Oally Sentmel, Pomeroy-Middleport o"'Ju'ne 22 1967-1 two smgles, Clete Boycl's Vada Pmson doubled, went to stuff fanned 17 Braves, ISsued Bill Swan then la~d down a per Bill Moore led off w•th a T ' ' ,. dJ ' 1 sacnf1ce fly and a walk befor• th!Td on Tony Perez' long f1y SIX free passes and hit safely feet sacnf1ce bunt to score le, Ault sacn!tced h1m to l1;;o;;;;;;;;""7.....-;;;;;;;.......-...-;;;;;;;... Uecket hit the grand slam to and scored on Mairs high twice to lead the Redlegs to Werry and Steve Fmlaw doubled j ~l!max the seven-run mnmg chopper down the ftrst base th{!tr VIctory The loser, Mtke W1th one out m the same in- two out Elsewhere m the N~tiOnal lme Ted Abernathy w~~t- the Sayre. fanned stx, walked three. mng, Denms Ault drew a walk Parkersburg however went League, St LouiS blanl:cd 1 os final two mnmgs to gain t 1e wm gave up only 7 hils, out f1ve of and Ralph Batev, startmg I ahead by one 'in the top' of the Angeles 2.{1, Cmcmnall edged for the Reds whtle I any them armed '" two mmngs ac- p1tcher for Me1gs, smgled mto I fifth when the lead-off batter j Houstoo 3-2, Chicago turned D1erker lost 1t countmg for four runs center to score Baer and Au it Steve Norman smgled, TerrY I ov~ Sa~Jrar?:''sco dG!ant~ back Pittsburgh 6·3 and New Adolfo Phillips hit a two run The Braves down 5-2 mount- Meigs got a 2-0 lead m the Jones walked and Joe DeHav-1 ec er ac a ~rwar l "'If York shut out Phliadelph1,, 2 o s 1 th 1 1 · ed 1 ed 3 rally m the bottom' of the bottom ollhe f~rs' when Gem gel en smgled 8 he wa!\ as surprised as h . mg e a c 1max a our-run 1~ t e Amertcan League. fJrst mnmg and carried the sJxth and last mmng when Sayre hauer, ftrst sacker, soC"ked a 1t was m the bottom of else ~lth th h evP.t}one e omer BoMn npped New Yor< 8 I Cubs past th l' t C t Jed off With a double Mike Tay ome run to deep nght field fifth that Meigs went on the I A Mistake I Chicago swept a douh\encJder Sm liOn we~ th"arest uhrt lor "Singed and J Ha;r,son walk~ and Van Meter and Bator htt a I hJttmg rampnge and scored 11 ' It must have been a n theeVICtory Irs e1g mlsl k " U k d d d I from Washmgton by 5-...·> ,md "~- 1 mmngs sto gam atld ed In bel ween Sayre and Tay- double h and trmle r respec 1Jve1Y 1 rour runs, chasmg Parkersburg ' a e, ec er ea p.mfle margms Baltimore edgt.vJ KaiJ- D k R d t f h lor scored but Cooke settled T e host~ missed oul on a starter Mtke Smith oft t h e I E'!lher I made 1t. nust.tk.e sas City 5-4 and Detr m~ and tc a a z Jms ed up T!.e d l f ' th d ---- - ------h~ttrng It or Herbel J11ade a Mmnesota played to a 5 ~ ue m Cubs shelled BJI!v O'DPII and own o an e Sl e BERMUDA SHORTS m!Sial• throwmg II" a game called by ra<n alter Vern Law m the four-run fnst l Only one other Brave got a • Cool Da" on and Cotton and Permanent Press It Y..as eVf~n lll()re surprtsmg e1ght mmngs The Cal lforma mmng that decided It and JGhn htt, that bemg 8111 BaughaA a Madras Pl,uds, Hopsacs. Poplms · that thP htt c~me off a Cleveland game was ramerl out Boccabella tnpled m twn smgle m the frrth w1th lwo out Bv Ken\\" k and H~biM·ri nghl'13nded pitcher smce the I Ray Washburn, Joe Hoerner msarance runs 10 lhe SIXth And he was erased stealing SPORT and DRESS SHIRTS nnhthnnded-h,ttmg Ueo~er was and Nelson Briles cornomed on Jack FISher p1tched a two hit The Redlegs top of the order, CLEVELAND Kmt and Ba nions A shirt f01 anv occasion IUPii- Burly f:rst Cleveland Open '" 1q63 "'"ally platooned by the Phlls a four hit shutout as the league- shutout to glle lh• ~;cts the was tough on Sayre as Do By Alfo" Punt.1n and Hu ghy · and used only against lefthauj leadmg Cardmals turned back victOr) over the Phil and lim A I d ff h d ug I Jack NICklaus fresh from a llilly Casper Frank Bea!'d and ,, ed mtrhers the Dodgers John Roseboto hit Bunmng Galy Sulhe~hnd ell crele, eFa mgk oil 'rf a lwho rer:ord settmg tnumph m the iGay Brewer SLACKS 'h. l th &> on IY t'Jmr· I see I a shot to the mound .n •he Jected both htls , orf Fisher ' a smg es t rao o man ' t e U S 01Jen was IavoJe d today m E.xcept for Pamer, I . :J'.1U ttl most or 1 l'roplcal \1'111 sill! and P e1manent Press Large se. 1 1 fl"'l.' h 'l.nd»rs IS m the hotel \ SC'Venth that Washburn dt>f:ec• . leadoff double l!l the .; Jxth and a 'I e cadc dlel' bZI!pped doutCa tkrJ· a 144 man field teemg off m th~ !hem have had little luck m the I lect10n 28to Jll H1 lluhh,Jtd and Javmar ' . ' 00 e first round of lhe Cle I d ' 1obbIt'S ' U' et ktr 1aug hed · ' P • an ou • an "o 1' 1 ed wtth h1 s bare nght hand and smgle 10 the___ eJghlh lh 1rd man up got two smgles ' Open golf tournam ent ve an Tony 1our prevwus ate _ _ _ ~- __ __ Lema wonpen~the he !Jtle m I FOR THAT DRfSSUP OCCASION Only other Redleg to h1t safely 11964, and Dan Sikes took f~rst A WJCie selel'tiOI! of s 1mmeJ SUitS was Allen Acree, a smgle m N1cklaus who regamed hiS olace 10 t965 1 By M!dd!shade, Sl) Jemart Brookfield the fl!st mmng dnvmg 10 the golfmg touch at Baltusrol m la st 1 D e f en d 1 n g champmn wa s 1I us 0 ' second run of the mmng wee k s • pen to record a ~ By United Pres< InternatiOnal Rediegs 201 020 - 5 7 1 275, claimed he silll had the !m• young DICi< Sikes, who won ~ I.eading Batter• I Braves 010 102 - 4 3 1 edge m ·lhe $103 500 Cleveland 120,000 a year ago when the Natlttnal League I Cooke and Hoffman Sayre Open at nearbvi Aurora Countrv tLoukrnarnoodentC was pla)ed at ~ ' G AB R H· Pet , ' Club a ew ountr) Club / By United Press Internatlonol National League Clmnte, p 11 59 2:14 I Ebersbach Umpire Steve The l1eld w11l be cut lo the SPECIAL! 85 American League w, L. Pet Gil. f:epeda StL 57115 34 74 314 lier W The long-luhlng Nicklaus ,low 70 players, plus lies. alter It -If(\ ''" 1 Staub Hou 55 202 19 69 31'' RED SOX IN IbeSide< shootmg for back-to Fr1day's second round The J~JY.i'Jii.\~ f Our 17.95 Madras W. I., Pet GB 1St Loms 39 22 639 l'L I McCrvr StL 51 131 31 60 331-1 Chester Roush's second grand back wms. would like nothmg i lh~rd round was scheduled i(J•t;, -!!:1• Ch cago 38 24 613 Cmcmnab 41 27 603 101 Rose Cm '> slam homer m as many games 1better tha n to wm a tourname11 r Saturday and the fnwl round on ~ ;;~;rt~ ~ 60 238 44 77 24 1 f!,:,;r;t':nd ~; ;~ ;:,~ 3'1.: ChJcago 34 28 548 51'. I Gnzl;, Phil 54170 28 55 ;;4 ! occountcd for fou: of the 5 runs Im hiS home state The 1Sunday, with a "sudden dealh I 1 T::,~; t:f<' 6 ~an Fram .sco 35 29 547 SJh Aaron All m a b1g Senators second In· Columbus Oh10 rrlltlve came rolavoff to be held !mmed! ct lely f ~~-~~ \ 61 238 50 76 3191 Boston .13 31 516 6 P1tlsburgh 33 29 5j2 6\\t Flood SIL , I nnmg. but tl wasn t enough close "' two uf hiS three .n case of 1,., l•'t · ~ :!g'f l l 55 216 29 69 31 \~,r;nesota 32 31 508 61k l\ttanta 32 32 500 8lf..! ~ Ala 'Pit Youncr Dewtlt Weaver or ' '~ ~, 1~-.- ~ f 52 216 3 ~ 69 :n~l1Roush's b1g blow chased Red prev!Ol\S Clevela nd Opens Bail moce ;; 3~ 492 7'1, Philadelphia 29 33 468 10'1, Bro~k StL Sox sl.~rter l'ullms off the L1ke most or Jne other Atlanta ' led the w.t v m Monday's _ ,,. 61 280 49 89 318 ( Ji•~orm::~. : 471 9 Los Angeles 27 37 422 13•h 'American League 1 mound, to be replaced by Steve g{)lfcrs. Ntck\aus s< ud he had ,auahfler With a thrte under 67 Kansas Cit) 31 463 91\ Houston 26 41 38816 G.ABR H P•t Pnce, who finiShed up Inever seen the par 70, 66!1 as the fmal 18 berlhs wenl up Now York 28 35 444 10'> New York 21 39 350 17''• , F Rbsn, Bal Coates started for the Senat f)ar~ Aurora layout until Tue s- ,lor grabs The remainder ol th o \' I 63 234 51 79 338 Wash'n?,ton 29 38 433 llr•.: Wednesday's Results I Ystzskt Bos 6"4231 40 77 333 ors was replaced bv Steve Idays prdctlce round and 144-man field mclJJded the hJgh Wednesday's Results Atlanta 9 San Fnn<'lSCO 2 Kahn!, Det 63218 48 71 326 1 fourth pro amateur exh!· 60 mont'\. wmners of last vear 1 1 Boston 8 New York I (rught) New York 2 Phl!ad,lphm o Carew, Mm 63 243 ~6 78 32! e Sox got the three ' '"" all US Open and PGA B<llbmore 5 Kansas City 4 tmghil Freehn Det 63 205 27 63 307 runs that meant VlCtory m the OtheJ top (Jros almmg for the champions players who made lmght) ,Chicago 6 Pittsburgh 3 (mght) C••lro'Bos 43167 25 ·51 305 1! f"xltdh ol $20700 m last week's Pomeroy Shop in Air-Conditioned Comfort •· W h ~h •~ ·~ ' le ouont five walks and an m· ,!\rrstldpnze rno Palmer wmoer mduded of the the ond cut some , DS Open 5 '" mgton 2 (lsi ,c.ncmnall 3 Houston 2 (mght) 1Ptroclil Bos 62 221 29 llfl 2991 s t L ICago t hmg fann ed rour . ~ -"S'm sponsors exemptions ~-----:-...,.-..--....-;:'--;'';;;~:;";;~:""::::::==' 1 h ' S I ' enaor p1c '"" ...... 1WI 1g II , t Loms 2 Los Angeles IJ Nrtrp, Det 57 228 28 00 298 1Red Sox walked IS Red So , '' • I ' f:hl('ago 2 Washmgton l (2nd ' m~t) ' Blair, Bal 55 Itrl 22 54 298 pitchers 'ranned 9 walked 10 x n'ghtl , l Mmdtr, Cal 63 211 39 6'2 294 0 h ~hnnesota 5 DetrOit 5 (called ! I Toda; :1 ptirobabEieDTPIIIehers Horton, Del 46 170 24 50 294 st,:.:; a~;,ap::r ;~~~ers were wnmgs ram) I a mes Home nun'.i a urn a sm c~· fornJa at Cleveland pd New York (8 Shaw 2-5) at Natwn;tl Lea u e· gle and Coates a smgle Roush r " 'll p ' Philadelphia (WISe 14) B 05 B g A' r 0 n I had two Singles \lith hiS homer "" lp m ' ~ave'i and W\nn, Astlos 17, For the Red Sox. Pnce dou 1 Today'• Probable P1tchero 1 St Louis (Carlton 4-41 at Los 3 r~zh ~eds, ~, Brock, Cards, bled, Perk ~ult had two tfouIali t•mes EDTI IAngeles tOsteen !Hi) 10 p m ' 1 Cu sand Clenll'nte, bles Manley Bailey and Pullins 1 B ' P~tates 12 I h d 1 • oston (Landts 0-0) at New Atlanta fClommter 13) and ( A e . L 1 eae a oub e, and Green a sm York •Verbamc 2-1) 8 p m ' NJekro 2-31 at San Francisco m !lean eague· F Robm· gle 1 1 Konsas C1tv IOd~m 2-3) at 1Perry 5-7 and Bohn 3·6) 2 ~~· ~;'"~" and kKtllebrew, Red Sox 32t 105- 10 7 o ~aillmore (B~rber 4-li). 8 p m l2 30 p m ' ' , 17 105 ' astrzems 1• Red Sox Senators 152 001 - 9 6 o Mmnesota IKaat 4·71 at Ionly games scheduled) ' K 'u Howard, Senators 16, Pulhns, Pnce (WP), 2, and Detro1t ISparma 6-11, 8 p m , Friday's Games Y:n~:· 13 Tigers and Mantle, Aull Coates, Bratton (LP), 4, Cahforma !Brunet 3-101 ac Houston at Ch1cago R and Kloes Ump1re A Cunnmg1 Cleveland (McDowell 3-51, 7 10 New York at Atlanta <night) 1 Nattofta~n~.!a~ In 1 -h_arn_~-----~p rn IP!U<burgh at Cincmnat1 tmght) 1 gue, Wynn, Air(only games scheduled) San Francisco at Los Angeles ;os 48 , Clemente, P1rates 47, son. Or10les 58; Killebrew, Friday's Games I night) erez, Reds 4li, Phtlhps, Cubs Twms ~I; Yastrzernskl, Red Sox 44 Detroit at New York !night) Phtladelphia at Sl LouiS (night) ,\ Aa~ou, t':,ves 43 50, Kahne, Tigers 48, Howard California at Kansas City - --me can goe: F Robm- Senators 39, ' By VITO STilLLINO UP! Sports Writer The Atlanta Braves obtamed Bob Uecker to catch PhJI Nlekro's pitches out he's proved more adept at hitting Ron Herbel's Pitches . Uecker battin the Bra;es andg .057 for season b . lor the With 'p:s do ltahiamed fm a !Grade a eP or ene Ohver On June 6 mainly to catch N1ekro's tricky Knuckle· ball Pitches . But Uecker was pressed 1nto the startmg lineup when Joe Torre sprained his ankle Ia!!! week . Prad!CaUy he!pless at the plate smce he s JOmed the Braves, Uecker connect~1 for his fi!St mator league g·and slam off Herbel Wedne <day to give the Braves a 9-2 vt.:::wry u k lefthande<l!. Parkersburg 001 010 . •t ' •' I ' ' . ,..,:!':11 , J •> "U 1 ' • l ~ I ' ' ' . �,, ,\ ' ' . i ,, ) \ ~,Sentlnel,Pomeroy:wddleport.o ,.~~~2. 196_7 \Governor ' .• Proclaims '013')Wes"t\''Eta Relived at Regatta Frog Contest' Beat of rfhe Bend ll~~t BJ Bob Hoeflich K k ££ · s~nce •j ~f I ln~.mg 1 t~e •I ~th~;,~r~d; w~h ;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;'""';;;;;;;;;;;;;;~~ make a big i~~ N"ICII\ aus Is CleveIand I BY RUGBY open Tournament Favortte• Leaders ""o REGATTA WEEKEND rd':;-~'t' ,,~ ~ 59, Succumbs Early Today PT PLEASANT- James Albert (Dick) Allen, 59, of 2013 Mt VornonAv", Pl. Pleasant, died this monung around 3 30 in St Mary's Hospital, HuntIngton. ~I I 3~ ~nd \ 1 SPORT\ COATS 1 1 Br;:l~n~ndthe Down;·e-Gros''s :l'dnesday~ Hudep<o~ ·,~ ~':: f (rught) I B 1 . 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CLOTJi,IN~ l:iOQ~E '' ' ~·· $w:~l!r ~ BraVeS lhe~e t:e JACOB HARTENBACB I ' M•ll!• 200 lj() .:•'!: ,a, f v ·~~;,even wound up '"'h was forced to .¥ave the g•me flOC 0 Sm1tb ILP), Wentlee 1e s he blooped An exammatlon showe•l he MASON Mel Clark's Melgsl scormg chance m the second mound 1.:• Jones Batey (WP), "'"'···· ~~·s;:'"t,b~~b~ ~~~ l~ltrand suffered a dJSio/.ted thumb D4t I LegJo.n baseball team p~<ked J when Aulttr~pled t'llcenter, out The only other ~eJgs hit was and Werry ' mnmg before hiS grand ectn was no fr cture Hoerner up Its eJghth wm of the season was thrown out tryillg to come a SIXth mrung 'double tiy Van ' Umprres :)N!es$tl h hi sam rep aced Washburn and went With a 7-4 \'Jctory over Park- horne on an overthrow at th1rd 1Me h road, plate. Art Stobart Jg lghted_ a seven-run tlurd until the nmtP when Briles The Redlegs knocked off the ersburg here Wednesday Batey also hod a sm Je m Ihe I ;•re IS secon<l the game Roberts and BJIJ Cbljd3, ' carne on to get the last o"t Don Braves S-4 to tie up the stand- Me•gs, now ll-3 overall, ex- innm g I at v work"<! on . tbe hill for • " •. I was JU§t as happy With Drvsdeale took the loss mgs at the top, eac.h With 6 - 2 ploded lor lour runs m the bot I g I MP!gs unlll tbe top of tile sev- 1 • •. that two base 1ut,'' Uecker . records, and the Red Sox kept torn of the filth to come fro,; Parkersburg tied the score at I epth •hrn Jelt"liwlsheT of Pt I DRNFTEE SIGiiiED ; grmned "Heck I'm happv even Rookie Wins It pace In second place by squeak- behmd and wm ' 2·2 m the top half of the second I Pleasant. a recrlll~f !lie Meigs , NEW YORK (UP!)-Tile when 1 hit a hard •rnunde1 " Rook1e Lee May drove w lhe mg past the Senators 10.9 m and then another run m the learn carne m to hprl Batey I York Kmckerbockers a~1o:t Grand Slomffi'er tymg and lvmmng runs on a Boys oaseoall pay Wednesday The !~reworks of Jhe b1g f1fth [ third Parkersburg got t w n' faiUJed lour "'d war~ three I Wednesday that they bad Herbel replaced Gibbon aile! seventh 1nhlng homer and a evenmg m Middleport opened when Lenny Van Meter hits off Batey 10 each of the I while on the n'iound and S'VISh- ~ lhelr second draft pick, the Gmnt starter failed to r~t re ninth mnil\g groundout as the led off With a smgle and D1ck I second and third mrungs er fanned one and wa lked none Jackson of North Dakota the f1rst three oatters m a a Reds edged Houston \VIIh Tom Cooke, a hard throwmg Werry tnpled to ]eft Ed d 1 Meigs lied the score at 3.3 in Both ..':_3rkr,burg p1tcners •'are 1967 68 contract ' lh!td Gibbon was tagqe~ f~r scored lied 2·2 m the tllnth, righthander With fast breaking Baor followed With a smgle and the bottom of the fourth when Oally Sentmel, Pomeroy-Middleport o"'Ju'ne 22 1967-1 two smgles, Clete Boycl's Vada Pmson doubled, went to stuff fanned 17 Braves, ISsued Bill Swan then la~d down a per Bill Moore led off w•th a T ' ' ,. dJ ' 1 sacnf1ce fly and a walk befor• th!Td on Tony Perez' long f1y SIX free passes and hit safely feet sacnf1ce bunt to score le, Ault sacn!tced h1m to l1;;o;;;;;;;;""7.....-;;;;;;;.......-...-;;;;;;;... Uecket hit the grand slam to and scored on Mairs high twice to lead the Redlegs to Werry and Steve Fmlaw doubled j ~l!max the seven-run mnmg chopper down the ftrst base th{!tr VIctory The loser, Mtke W1th one out m the same in- two out Elsewhere m the N~tiOnal lme Ted Abernathy w~~t- the Sayre. fanned stx, walked three. mng, Denms Ault drew a walk Parkersburg however went League, St LouiS blanl:cd 1 os final two mnmgs to gain t 1e wm gave up only 7 hils, out f1ve of and Ralph Batev, startmg I ahead by one 'in the top' of the Angeles 2.{1, Cmcmnall edged for the Reds whtle I any them armed '" two mmngs ac- p1tcher for Me1gs, smgled mto I fifth when the lead-off batter j Houstoo 3-2, Chicago turned D1erker lost 1t countmg for four runs center to score Baer and Au it Steve Norman smgled, TerrY I ov~ Sa~Jrar?:''sco dG!ant~ back Pittsburgh 6·3 and New Adolfo Phillips hit a two run The Braves down 5-2 mount- Meigs got a 2-0 lead m the Jones walked and Joe DeHav-1 ec er ac a ~rwar l "'If York shut out Phliadelph1,, 2 o s 1 th 1 1 · ed 1 ed 3 rally m the bottom' of the bottom ollhe f~rs' when Gem gel en smgled 8 he wa!\ as surprised as h . mg e a c 1max a our-run 1~ t e Amertcan League. fJrst mnmg and carried the sJxth and last mmng when Sayre hauer, ftrst sacker, soC"ked a 1t was m the bottom of else ~lth th h evP.t}one e omer BoMn npped New Yor< 8 I Cubs past th l' t C t Jed off With a double Mike Tay ome run to deep nght field fifth that Meigs went on the I A Mistake I Chicago swept a douh\encJder Sm liOn we~ th"arest uhrt lor "Singed and J Ha;r,son walk~ and Van Meter and Bator htt a I hJttmg rampnge and scored 11 ' It must have been a n theeVICtory Irs e1g mlsl k " U k d d d I from Washmgton by 5-...·> ,md "~- 1 mmngs sto gam atld ed In bel ween Sayre and Tay- double h and trmle r respec 1Jve1Y 1 rour runs, chasmg Parkersburg ' a e, ec er ea p.mfle margms Baltimore edgt.vJ KaiJ- D k R d t f h lor scored but Cooke settled T e host~ missed oul on a starter Mtke Smith oft t h e I E'!lher I made 1t. nust.tk.e sas City 5-4 and Detr m~ and tc a a z Jms ed up T!.e d l f ' th d ---- - ------h~ttrng It or Herbel J11ade a Mmnesota played to a 5 ~ ue m Cubs shelled BJI!v O'DPII and own o an e Sl e BERMUDA SHORTS m!Sial• throwmg II" a game called by ra<n alter Vern Law m the four-run fnst l Only one other Brave got a • Cool Da" on and Cotton and Permanent Press It Y..as eVf~n lll()re surprtsmg e1ght mmngs The Cal lforma mmng that decided It and JGhn htt, that bemg 8111 BaughaA a Madras Pl,uds, Hopsacs. Poplms · that thP htt c~me off a Cleveland game was ramerl out Boccabella tnpled m twn smgle m the frrth w1th lwo out Bv Ken\\" k and H~biM·ri nghl'13nded pitcher smce the I Ray Washburn, Joe Hoerner msarance runs 10 lhe SIXth And he was erased stealing SPORT and DRESS SHIRTS nnhthnnded-h,ttmg Ueo~er was and Nelson Briles cornomed on Jack FISher p1tched a two hit The Redlegs top of the order, CLEVELAND Kmt and Ba nions A shirt f01 anv occasion IUPii- Burly f:rst Cleveland Open '" 1q63 "'"ally platooned by the Phlls a four hit shutout as the league- shutout to glle lh• ~;cts the was tough on Sayre as Do By Alfo" Punt.1n and Hu ghy · and used only against lefthauj leadmg Cardmals turned back victOr) over the Phil and lim A I d ff h d ug I Jack NICklaus fresh from a llilly Casper Frank Bea!'d and ,, ed mtrhers the Dodgers John Roseboto hit Bunmng Galy Sulhe~hnd ell crele, eFa mgk oil 'rf a lwho rer:ord settmg tnumph m the iGay Brewer SLACKS 'h. l th &> on IY t'Jmr· I see I a shot to the mound .n •he Jected both htls , orf Fisher ' a smg es t rao o man ' t e U S 01Jen was IavoJe d today m E.xcept for Pamer, I . :J'.1U ttl most or 1 l'roplcal \1'111 sill! and P e1manent Press Large se. 1 1 fl"'l.' h 'l.nd»rs IS m the hotel \ SC'Venth that Washburn dt>f:ec• . leadoff double l!l the .; Jxth and a 'I e cadc dlel' bZI!pped doutCa tkrJ· a 144 man field teemg off m th~ !hem have had little luck m the I lect10n 28to Jll H1 lluhh,Jtd and Javmar ' . ' 00 e first round of lhe Cle I d ' 1obbIt'S ' U' et ktr 1aug hed · ' P • an ou • an "o 1' 1 ed wtth h1 s bare nght hand and smgle 10 the___ eJghlh lh 1rd man up got two smgles ' Open golf tournam ent ve an Tony 1our prevwus ate _ _ _ ~- __ __ Lema wonpen~the he !Jtle m I FOR THAT DRfSSUP OCCASION Only other Redleg to h1t safely 11964, and Dan Sikes took f~rst A WJCie selel'tiOI! of s 1mmeJ SUitS was Allen Acree, a smgle m N1cklaus who regamed hiS olace 10 t965 1 By M!dd!shade, Sl) Jemart Brookfield the fl!st mmng dnvmg 10 the golfmg touch at Baltusrol m la st 1 D e f en d 1 n g champmn wa s 1I us 0 ' second run of the mmng wee k s • pen to record a ~ By United Pres< InternatiOnal Rediegs 201 020 - 5 7 1 275, claimed he silll had the !m• young DICi< Sikes, who won ~ I.eading Batter• I Braves 010 102 - 4 3 1 edge m ·lhe $103 500 Cleveland 120,000 a year ago when the Natlttnal League I Cooke and Hoffman Sayre Open at nearbvi Aurora Countrv tLoukrnarnoodentC was pla)ed at ~ ' G AB R H· Pet , ' Club a ew ountr) Club / By United Press Internatlonol National League Clmnte, p 11 59 2:14 I Ebersbach Umpire Steve The l1eld w11l be cut lo the SPECIAL! 85 American League w, L. Pet Gil. f:epeda StL 57115 34 74 314 lier W The long-luhlng Nicklaus ,low 70 players, plus lies. alter It -If(\ ''" 1 Staub Hou 55 202 19 69 31'' RED SOX IN IbeSide< shootmg for back-to Fr1day's second round The J~JY.i'Jii.\~ f Our 17.95 Madras W. I., Pet GB 1St Loms 39 22 639 l'L I McCrvr StL 51 131 31 60 331-1 Chester Roush's second grand back wms. would like nothmg i lh~rd round was scheduled i(J•t;, -!!:1• Ch cago 38 24 613 Cmcmnab 41 27 603 101 Rose Cm '> slam homer m as many games 1better tha n to wm a tourname11 r Saturday and the fnwl round on ~ ;;~;rt~ ~ 60 238 44 77 24 1 f!,:,;r;t':nd ~; ;~ ;:,~ 3'1.: ChJcago 34 28 548 51'. I Gnzl;, Phil 54170 28 55 ;;4 ! occountcd for fou: of the 5 runs Im hiS home state The 1Sunday, with a "sudden dealh I 1 T::,~; t:f<' 6 ~an Fram .sco 35 29 547 SJh Aaron All m a b1g Senators second In· Columbus Oh10 rrlltlve came rolavoff to be held !mmed! ct lely f ~~-~~ \ 61 238 50 76 3191 Boston .13 31 516 6 P1tlsburgh 33 29 5j2 6\\t Flood SIL , I nnmg. but tl wasn t enough close "' two uf hiS three .n case of 1,., l•'t · ~ :!g'f l l 55 216 29 69 31 \~,r;nesota 32 31 508 61k l\ttanta 32 32 500 8lf..! ~ Ala 'Pit Youncr Dewtlt Weaver or ' '~ ~, 1~-.- ~ f 52 216 3 ~ 69 :n~l1Roush's b1g blow chased Red prev!Ol\S Clevela nd Opens Bail moce ;; 3~ 492 7'1, Philadelphia 29 33 468 10'1, Bro~k StL Sox sl.~rter l'ullms off the L1ke most or Jne other Atlanta ' led the w.t v m Monday's _ ,,. 61 280 49 89 318 ( Ji•~orm::~. : 471 9 Los Angeles 27 37 422 13•h 'American League 1 mound, to be replaced by Steve g{)lfcrs. Ntck\aus s< ud he had ,auahfler With a thrte under 67 Kansas Cit) 31 463 91\ Houston 26 41 38816 G.ABR H P•t Pnce, who finiShed up Inever seen the par 70, 66!1 as the fmal 18 berlhs wenl up Now York 28 35 444 10'> New York 21 39 350 17''• , F Rbsn, Bal Coates started for the Senat f)ar~ Aurora layout until Tue s- ,lor grabs The remainder ol th o \' I 63 234 51 79 338 Wash'n?,ton 29 38 433 llr•.: Wednesday's Results I Ystzskt Bos 6"4231 40 77 333 ors was replaced bv Steve Idays prdctlce round and 144-man field mclJJded the hJgh Wednesday's Results Atlanta 9 San Fnn<'lSCO 2 Kahn!, Det 63218 48 71 326 1 fourth pro amateur exh!· 60 mont'\. wmners of last vear 1 1 Boston 8 New York I (rught) New York 2 Phl!ad,lphm o Carew, Mm 63 243 ~6 78 32! e Sox got the three ' '"" all US Open and PGA B<llbmore 5 Kansas City 4 tmghil Freehn Det 63 205 27 63 307 runs that meant VlCtory m the OtheJ top (Jros almmg for the champions players who made lmght) ,Chicago 6 Pittsburgh 3 (mght) C••lro'Bos 43167 25 ·51 305 1! f"xltdh ol $20700 m last week's Pomeroy Shop in Air-Conditioned Comfort •· W h ~h •~ ·~ ' le ouont five walks and an m· ,!\rrstldpnze rno Palmer wmoer mduded of the the ond cut some , DS Open 5 '" mgton 2 (lsi ,c.ncmnall 3 Houston 2 (mght) 1Ptroclil Bos 62 221 29 llfl 2991 s t L ICago t hmg fann ed rour . ~ -"S'm sponsors exemptions ~-----:-...,.-..--....-;:'--;'';;;~:;";;~:""::::::==' 1 h ' S I ' enaor p1c '"" ...... 1WI 1g II , t Loms 2 Los Angeles IJ Nrtrp, Det 57 228 28 00 298 1Red Sox walked IS Red So , '' • I ' f:hl('ago 2 Washmgton l (2nd ' m~t) ' Blair, Bal 55 Itrl 22 54 298 pitchers 'ranned 9 walked 10 x n'ghtl , l Mmdtr, Cal 63 211 39 6'2 294 0 h ~hnnesota 5 DetrOit 5 (called ! I Toda; :1 ptirobabEieDTPIIIehers Horton, Del 46 170 24 50 294 st,:.:; a~;,ap::r ;~~~ers were wnmgs ram) I a mes Home nun'.i a urn a sm c~· fornJa at Cleveland pd New York (8 Shaw 2-5) at Natwn;tl Lea u e· gle and Coates a smgle Roush r " 'll p ' Philadelphia (WISe 14) B 05 B g A' r 0 n I had two Singles \lith hiS homer "" lp m ' ~ave'i and W\nn, Astlos 17, For the Red Sox. Pnce dou 1 Today'• Probable P1tchero 1 St Louis (Carlton 4-41 at Los 3 r~zh ~eds, ~, Brock, Cards, bled, Perk ~ult had two tfouIali t•mes EDTI IAngeles tOsteen !Hi) 10 p m ' 1 Cu sand Clenll'nte, bles Manley Bailey and Pullins 1 B ' P~tates 12 I h d 1 • oston (Landts 0-0) at New Atlanta fClommter 13) and ( A e . L 1 eae a oub e, and Green a sm York •Verbamc 2-1) 8 p m ' NJekro 2-31 at San Francisco m !lean eague· F Robm· gle 1 1 Konsas C1tv IOd~m 2-3) at 1Perry 5-7 and Bohn 3·6) 2 ~~· ~;'"~" and kKtllebrew, Red Sox 32t 105- 10 7 o ~aillmore (B~rber 4-li). 8 p m l2 30 p m ' ' , 17 105 ' astrzems 1• Red Sox Senators 152 001 - 9 6 o Mmnesota IKaat 4·71 at Ionly games scheduled) ' K 'u Howard, Senators 16, Pulhns, Pnce (WP), 2, and Detro1t ISparma 6-11, 8 p m , Friday's Games Y:n~:· 13 Tigers and Mantle, Aull Coates, Bratton (LP), 4, Cahforma !Brunet 3-101 ac Houston at Ch1cago R and Kloes Ump1re A Cunnmg1 Cleveland (McDowell 3-51, 7 10 New York at Atlanta <night) 1 Nattofta~n~.!a~ In 1 -h_arn_~-----~p rn IP!U<burgh at Cincmnat1 tmght) 1 gue, Wynn, Air(only games scheduled) San Francisco at Los Angeles ;os 48 , Clemente, P1rates 47, son. Or10les 58; Killebrew, Friday's Games I night) erez, Reds 4li, Phtlhps, Cubs Twms ~I; Yastrzernskl, Red Sox 44 Detroit at New York !night) Phtladelphia at Sl LouiS (night) ,\ Aa~ou, t':,ves 43 50, Kahne, Tigers 48, Howard California at Kansas City - --me can goe: F Robm- Senators 39, ' By VITO STilLLINO UP! Sports Writer The Atlanta Braves obtamed Bob Uecker to catch PhJI Nlekro's pitches out he's proved more adept at hitting Ron Herbel's Pitches . Uecker battin the Bra;es andg .057 for season b . lor the With 'p:s do ltahiamed fm a !Grade a eP or ene Ohver On June 6 mainly to catch N1ekro's tricky Knuckle· ball Pitches . But Uecker was pressed 1nto the startmg lineup when Joe Torre sprained his ankle Ia!!! week . Prad!CaUy he!pless at the plate smce he s JOmed the Braves, Uecker connect~1 for his fi!St mator league g·and slam off Herbel Wedne <day to give the Braves a 9-2 vt.:::wry u k lefthande<l!. Parkersburg 001 010 . •t ' •' I ' ' . ,..,:!':11 , J •> "U 1 ' • l ~ I ' ' ' . �• ' ' ,, '' ' ' ' ' .' _., I "· ' '· • ltad In ttie sixth 011 Jim "JDD's Time ltlh • · pi,~. ~~~11\1.9' place! llllll m;a -~ for, Ull n• .' , colema«<3~~ ,, -·. Don Pavelett~h. ~~tlo Be Sidelined· :"~~J.~lr~~~ SIWE JUST 5l).RT ByuU::.!::::;.ado••' . 1 \Boston 411200 GOO- 8131 (second game! _ CINCINNATI (UP!) _ TlliR~rrit' lbail\t streak, '!oftp!l ot , IM!ng pil\1htr Larry Dierker\ perez' 16th hOIIIel' 11\ .the nc1New York,, 000 0!0 ooo-- I 7 I Wash 000 100 000 I T l Cincinnati Reds. tired alter a tbe y~r. 'oil WednelilllY. nl~ht lle!dlid the •ltl8h , bop~r ·oDd. • \ Lonborg (1-2) and Tillman; ,Chicago Li 000 ~~I ~jd ~ ~ ~ long road series during · with ·a w viCtory bver the IOO~ed to the · plat~ but l'lni!Oilll.=:ia===•=-=•~ , Tillotson, Monbouquette (I), I Moore, nes <, • a wm the dro d to No. 2 spot, Houston AstrG!p. ba~· already Balled. 1 I Renlfl (6), Peterson (7), Wo· and Cam!UL 0 Toole, ~er la oh~oday before ROOkie .W •May apeart\eaded May, playing because of COIIIP •tt mack <9) and . Gibbs. LP- 18) and MeNertney. - a l .week home stand. the Re<l~' .ef/Orl Willi ' • Mrne 'InJury to Dtron . Roorns Of Tillotson (W). HRs Cenigliaro O'Toole 14·1), LP-Moore <3-.1). 8 ;~: Reds broke their run~'in the p6vel)th that provjde!J alammed a -400-foot . home . . <Tthl. Stott (till). HR- McCraw (Bth). , the tying l'till, arut a IJ'Ound•out Into 111e nel4 paVIlion · R '' .. • · -- . . home In the' ninth that let· lbc win· the 8eventh to Ue the gaftle. , ·· .: Kc 000 ~ :100--4112 (Game called 8 tnmngs, raln~ Ea~ly In the ,eason when the nlng ~ly COfllll ·lloltl~. ,.The Aslroi hAd taken a ,, · . ' , · ,, Btlllmore 000 IIOe 001'- $ 8 S Mlnn , 012 :100 oo- 6 ~ 0 ' m•hts are still cool you shpuld Leagu~.leadtil( St. j..OUII also · · · . Lindblad, Slnford (5) Segul DetrOlt :100 001 ' •• the windows In the morn· won WedM!day nl;ht, leavlllg II m. Aker <8) and Roof, Duncan Merritt, Khne 17), Worthing·[ clos nd pull down the shades the' Reds OM and one-hall , · · . ' , . ·. , : • (8); Richert, Drabowsky (7) ron (3) and Nl•on: Wll!ond 1~pa the cool air inside. Re- games out of 111-st Spilt In the . Watt <7) and Etchebarren, Dobson (4), Sherry <6) an i h ur comfort de- National Leaglle. ' ~SON - Rebecca Marie Shrimplin, d&\lllhter of Haney <8). WP- Ricliert (4-8) Price. HRS-Kallne (13ltl), Kll· [member0 1 :~ yoon the temper· .,.P!Dslib SI!Jtei, ale F. and 'Virginia M. Shrimplin, Horton Street, Mason, LP-Sanford (3-3) HR-F. Ro- lebrew 2, <20th .& 21!1), pends ~ ~e ~it but also on Vada 'Pinson 'Jed olt lhe ninth ;v. va., above, with SFC Robert Byers, US ,AI,my RecrUit· binson (21st). McAuliffe (lith). ature of air current in the for the Reds with a ground rule · er of Gallipolis, has enlisted In the Women s Army Corps I ~ degree ·. double past third base, moved (\¥1\C) and sent-to Foyt M~C!ellan; ..Alabama for the ml· <first game). California at Cleveland, night, room aud the bumldlly.. to third on Tony Peret' '. !ong lia! eight weeki of bas1c trammg. Upon the completion of , Wash o ooo oooz 7 z ppd., rain. When It's hot you don t need fly to center and seqrl!d when 11 basic training she will be sent to The. U S Ar~y AdJutant Chicago 010 112 oox- 5 10 o (end amn 18) quite as many calorieJ as you May hit a high chopper dl.wn General Scllool, Fort BenJamn !'Iamson, Iqlllana . 01 an : COleman, Cox (SI Priddy (6) National LeaiU" do in the wmter but your mus- 100 !!rat base line. eight week datil processing eqwpment operators c~urse. Humphreys l7) and casanova: Atlanta 017 000 100 9 ll I Ides, bones and nerve cells need lr::~~,;:.;;;;;...liiiiiiiiii_,.~a.,. ._,_....,_ _ _ _;iii ~ebecca graduated frolll.!.~hama lfigh Scpool m ~ ay . _ Buzhardl, · B. Howard <3), San Fran 100 001 ()(10- 2 6 0 just as much nourishment as -----·• Wilhelm (7) and McNertney. Jarvis <s.:n and Uecker: ever. Many persons bilme the WP-B. Howard !!-$), LP- Gibbon, Heri>el (3), Saded<:l m heat for their feeling ol pep. "., u -- -- , ---· -·and Haller. LP-Gibhon <J.I). lessne" in tbe summer when . HRS - Uecl<er (1st), Menke the real reason is their failure 41th). _ enough protein in their 7 A lolEW CL.UI!o ·t~tnter f·u· 5 '·=o• t And SPRING TIMf1 GO TOGETHER FOR ALL: THE FAMILY WE SHOULPA J.IAD A. TAPE RECORDER"'% THINK MJIJ;) 1MDfl T~E 5/W.E SPEECH WH Elol WE TOO!<. 0\IER.•, 3 l U. 5. KED; TIMf ' 'TPOUiiL& NIT,URE' $2.99 to $6JO THE SHOE lOX Mldcllaport ss·'9 5'' STON!SWARE CHILDRENS PLAY WEAR BAKER 0 I Wash & Wear •nd .Perm.Prass FURNITURE ' SIHvelHs & Short Blouses & Poor $1.98 to $2.98 i A ward-Br0 n•e ' .. 1 ' KintJSbury Ot·d Tp'urn Flats \Social News Societv Not~s Governor ~~~l~ s·1gns s· ag. . ' ·1·}r'S · IS 0£ 'i I. ' . I J WUtJ~. As59rhn~nt SHORT sm $1.98 to $3.98 of KNEE Capers and Slacks $1.98 to $2,98 LY NYLON FULL 4 P WRAP AROUND TREAD $ 775 X 14 • J Chlcago 400 002 ()(10- 6 9 0 i The tempetation to fiil up on : Mr and Mrs. Paul Hicks and Pitt 100 001 Jll(}- 3 10 0 I iced drinks should be resisted. ;;,, .Pol'l .,Ill""'"' T""" \~• Mr. Delbert Ours ef Long : Simmons. Radatz !9) and :vou need to drink more fluids ~nd Mrs. Maartm swartz of Co-• Botto!" cajled on. hls brother, Jo~·s · Hun~ey; O'Dell, Law 0) , ito replace what you lose •cnnt.us spent a weekend with ,Mr .. lind )Irs. Paul Ours and Mikkelsen 18) and May. WP-j througli perspiration but the Sir and Mrs. 'William Beal and! two /children. Simmons <3,5). LP-O'Dell (5- , temperature of the fluids Is not Fa't' Also visiting Sunday, _. 1 h COLUMBUS (UP!) - Gov. 5) • ' [ as Important as the quantity '",'": Mr. and Mrs Wavne Beat' Jlr. and .Mrs. Lawre: J~ n- I James A Rhodes signed and , . Too much ice water can up.set ~.~: c daughters .. Karla: Linda, ' si>n and ~am II!, dMr. mt ~~· liled with the secretary of state 1New York 101 000 ooo- 2 6 I iyour digestive tract. Since you 1'loee IA!yn~ ·~ aug er' . d. Wednesday 10 bills, including IPhila .' d Sandra 000 000 000- 0 2 2 i lose salt in your an. )~ ·,. Elhel. Wood. who hasJ and Mrs CeC11 Roseberry an th Ito I I UJ&.. I . , n Mr and Mrs. Ed e proposi , con ro . , sa e, Fisher (5-7) and B. Taylor; you should increase your salt 1 ~en ill and a patient at Me1gs'1 lwo chlldre • d M T Ipossess10n, dJStnbulion and use Bunning 16-ll) and Oliver. intake slightly in summer but , ~ ... . . , )'.,spiloi ,, S'lmcwk.t Bush,, local .. anb . ".no e~ ~ ! of LSD and other hallucinogen- Cinci OtO 000 101- 3 7 0 If you are on a salt-pOOr die~ beller at th1s lime and has Burnside, Kmgs ~!J , 1 y ' ic drugs. Houston 100 0011100- 2 6 01don't modify it without first • . . • ,!Cmc ·Sundoy a"ernoon. Abe tu rned home. . 1 The LSD bill treats-the first Pappas, rna th. Y. (8) and checking with your doctor. 'M. and ~s. Frank 0 . Sm;th \1r. Charles Offenger, Pam- 1offense for pos~ession as a ntis- COker: Dierker 16-5) and .. Exercise !n moderation will , ,,,, ' "" of Octrmt. M1ch .. viS· 1!Jl<>·and· Tl"'"'Y of Lowell, Mr. l demeanor but sUbsfquent ones Adlesh . WP-Abernathy <2-t) . 1 benefit you m many ways. Smce ited wrlh Mr. and Mrs. Elmo and Mrs. Jmy Dalley, N~w- 1 as felonies and providl!s the 1HRS - Peret (15th), Wynn often, when you are engaged In s 11Ph and snn<. El!Ward and zrk, Mrs. Jinimy Pape, M1d- I same penalty for sale of such (17th), May (i!\h). [a strenuous sport such as len· Alvin r~cently. nlcport. Mrs. Elva Dailey, Stlv- 1drugs as for violating the nar- 1 · ~ nis, you will not notice the heat 1, Mtss Peggy Bower< 'llnd Dan- .erSI"llc. visited Mr. and Mrs. cotics Ia\\~. It becomes 1a w St. Louis 001 001 000- 2 10 0 i until you slop, you should quil l ny Brickles VISited ) re~nUy ca'l Aulherso". Sept 20. ll A 000 000 OOtl- 0 4 21 befo'e you become exhaust~d. , with Miss Sandra Beat. , Mr ' Other bills signed, ali effec, , Washburn. Hoerner (7), Br~les The · best summer sport is Mr. and, Mrs. ,s.fm Damron ,, Mrs. Man~! L~;re~~~· Mr; I!ivo Sept. 2!1, were: 1'9) and McCarver ; Drysdale 16- ' swimming but, whatever activand Mr<. <.ary GilosCfl and son, o.mon Powe '' · d ·• , Am Sub SB\ 45 modernizing !?) and Rosebilro. WP- Wash· 1ty you choose you should take . . -" wr'th Mr. a n 1 ' Haves MrS. I l~e. state's • • ' Bna.. VlSIIN . · M•"urrr ..,.. . • Mr · an real estate licensing I]burn (',.31 . IIR · - McC arver , rrequent short 'rests ralher than 1 L Mrs. Bob Dam"'n ,.nd cliildren Paulev, local, Mr .. Da.e , aw· ct ' ,(7th'. a few longer onetl. ~ , R k w v· son Mr Bob Lawson VISited a · ! 1 d 11 ) , ~~ an , Hom~ · Bailey Mr ' and, Mrs. Roy Powell 'nd ' Am. Sub. SB269, permitting ! en na g . RACING MILEST · an., · ! ..; . . : 1establishment and oper'J,Iion of! ,;,. . ONE and Mr a n. R.,..·•Young ' family. ,:·":~ a county data processing board ·~ ASCOT, England •pent a do v in Parketsbnrg ,., Mr. and Mrs. L'llvrence John- I and contracting for such ser· Australian jockey George' Moore centl y. ,;'io ;.. . • ston and family enjoyed a cook·, vires ·~• rode hls 2,000th winner W~dnesRev. and MES. Clyde Hrnto.l out nt the home cf Mr. and , Am. SB177 "'raising the bond ;By Wayne G Brandstadt M.D. : day by capturing the COronation · d"M a. P1·cmc .hldhthe en)oye e. v Mrs. Harold Buro!\ide of Kings, of a county' recorder frOJll : Wllh the •approach of' C hot 'aupboard Fleet, an 1-1 shot, Marie'!li-Belore ... 1,weather · . ... ·ted. BOlstrict ell>" ClEvan·h bury. $:!,000 to· $10,uw. what · can you do to ' . • STOP fHAT ITCHI 01 ,. 1 11 ·J,N1JUST ,1S MINUTES · ge\;cal 0La ' ·'" mrc )II. ~a ra Ba'l ley o! Racine : S\1222, repeals. ·· requirement ' avoid its discomforts? 11 v. at ~w , ,.e recen ISS . th 1 . ~ ... t ..........k in t k t' f » eaHa. Jftur 111c baeiF: at u:r A · [;"" r ,Ji •1 •· 8 Sylvia Carpenter. : a,;tew JWJU. ~ surance First, you can a e a 1p rom 1dmt!1 l'lounter. APPlY quiet drying "' . P.Z'Zf: 1 rnn 11,. ,.,.ame ,!:j!e . , : compan·,... av hlf th . ·th h0 }' 10 . th tro' . JTCH·ME·NOTd•1ornJ~ttoree Wit · ·tec:t w'th Mr. Mrs.~~ Carpenter vislted 1 !c.~ p ~ . a eJr l ose w JVe e Pl<~S ! uma, lnJ~thlta .toellch,other . an<! a er v" 1 , 1 , d , .....:. ...,,. ,..:.. Neva D·Oey , agents' .. ,o1mlft!ons in com- the year-fi)UIId. Let your eloth- 11" ' ,...... . ..,...,,, ''"'" and Mrs ct;tar 1es r~i1l!l 1·_, an ner (MlljU...-T• .mo.. ~ : . . b ghl . I d tn mlnutt!•, Antlupttc ;;u;;; II d """ler. Ida tha , 'Th•v also •nd family of Racine. I ' pany . , , . : Img e ll both m co or an '' ............ ~':!'.:~ '· th , 1~ · d M·: n"\' M R•bert Ours M-. Mae I Am .,j ' redUcing the "'"tin weight. The Arab, who can & LOllS£ I>RVBji"'iijiiiJi VISI""' WI " .. an "· '"'· r. " · ' '" 1 ired • ' f I · 't f d l'ltl hIt fro th L'nd'rwood JQd son of Newark , Van Meter, loeal, and Steve , qtou ,...16"'v""'t'hl', .OC ann~a. VIS~ 8 ,.:n 1 e s e er m e Ohio. who ,.ere hm 11 'visit ·Donnel~n .p1 Columbo• visited ou Om!I11S!IIII . ID· ,tenng sun wears loose .clcl:!i1ing \ he arents Mr. and Mrs. Mrs. Minnie Carron and fami· , !llltutlons by. the youth servlcea ;that covers most of hia body _hr P A 'td i, · advlsorf-boird. •and protect. him from sunburn. C ar1es rno . .· 1 Am HB203 design f g dis- A Ch' 1· M and Mrs Dona M•rray , Mr and Mn. Laurence Theiss · • am a mese coo 1e wears are r~nnouncing ·the arrival o! a ,of ~l~mllus visitad Mrs. Lou· Ires~ flag for wat_ercraft and trousers, . keeps his shirt tails son, Gregory Allen, at Pleasant ,ise Van Meter and Nicki. , "':!ling out regulabons for ,118 ' ouiSide hiS trousers and wears Vallev Hosp/&al. Grandparents , Mr. Simon Powell. Ronny, dtsplay. · .. no constr1clmg r~cklle.. Th1s Mr and Mrs Cecil Sheets Kathy and Cbrlsi)o 'Dailey. Mr. I Am. Sub. Hll634, reqtnnng Is- allows a freer CU'culot1on of :~~ M;s. Elizabeih Murroy ' Paul Ours and Frannie. local, i suance of new birth certificates air fqr his, chest and upper a!J.. Mr. and Mrs. John Dean and , Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Beaver, i ~h~n. nus~akes are made on the domen. '11\e A£rlcan who lives had Su da visitors Mr . 'l.etart Falls and Mrs. Mavine ' mdiYJdual s vital statistics. In the ;steaming tropical forest Mrs.as~el~ Markins of iHaines visited Mr. and Mrs. ! HB303, permitting township wears next to nothing. You Raoine, Mt. -and Mrs. Robert ' Maywood Johnston. officers to acquire whatever can't very well imitate thlt junRied and Bruce Virginia Rod· ' -May Johnston law reference hooks they need. gle dwellr except at tbe beach ney and avid, 'Pataskal~ . Mr. \_,. - ·· _, ___ I Am. Sub. Wl180, permUting but :.:,ou can make It a practice and Mrs. Hobart Smalley Jr. Paul Hesson gave a reading townsb1ps to. contract for am· to dl~~Card most of your cloltles and Judy Kav. Susan and Dale :"The Tater Sisters'' She used I bulll.nce ~rYlce. . o~ hot day~.~he~ y~_ are -~~ nf Wlerton.· Va. , potatoes made up to represent Mr. and· .Mr<. Charles Mash <~Bees of different types or worn· Jr. and family have been vis- · en fouhd in a church. Delores • 8l ; ·as S~es 2-14 Open Til9:00 P.M. Saturday ' 1 re· 1 •"'I R~eappible Tlra Plua feel, b. Tax 1 WE'RE HAVIN·G A RED Whltew1U Just $1.00 Mora 1 I 95 BLA~KWALL $ 775xl5 to 845xl5 GIBSON ~ 1 $1.00 Value .,. Cream, Stick or Roll-on DEODORANT SPECIAL PRICES TUSSY 1 I "'Mr'·"'· A DOC'fOR S YS I i I ' ' I '' --PROFFITTS -- -- . I 1 I "" ---~~-- c .... RAc·nrE 5c Candy Bus SERVICE STATION WHOtESALE 1 68c i;-; Gzhar·n Giant ' Slu ' .IYOry Uquitl ' ' Ne" Haven News Notes . ,l, . '' '·~·· , • , . _J . for TOOTH · PASTE _ _ __ • serv~ 59c ~,..you I Ollotion • • $1~77 ------ i\t~(arvede · 'wEODING!IINGI ~-~­ ,A_ $ .0 I wit~ extra ~rlg•t ~ 1 1 ......... , .... ·r= J'MI" Valley Lumber & Su 7· 68c $1.25 TORTON ·East Mai11 St.·· June ·23 Thru June 25th ' ' 19c Value Fastetth ' Here's your chance to see a highly entertaining and educational show. You'll REXALL BRITE SET HAIR SPRAY __ 14 oz. COLOGNE· $f00 PLUS • • • Dra~ings ' ' ' TRAVEL CLOCK RADIO- Take It with you anywharal Runs on Butane Stove s9· 99 IN!Hery. c 79 27c 88c 27c 10 99 ., ' ) ENVELOPES OR TABLETS _ _ EACH Ruled or unruled tablets. Choice of envelope p~~cks. SHAVEX CORDLESS ELECTRIC MANICURE · • SET Complete anortment of menlcure . ptclicura tools. Recharteable. 66c 50-FOOT GARDEN HOSE S14 99 • $199, , ------------------..... .--~;:. - Cf Kiddie, Corvettes . BROUGHT tO YOU BY: . POMEROY ~ M:OTO·R ·co. POMUOY MAIN St. · , i ·' • ~' ' ' ' ' ' •. ' ~ t. ~ .. 1 MlpDtEP,Oitl ,' ' ' ' I ~· , ~ , 1r' •·· ' PRE~~RI~TIONS ARE OU~ MAIN FREE .P~UI~ 'N \REAR .. . ' ·' ' '• I ' ., .. I J ' ~ ) .':\ . ... J ' . w Has earphone, ewing case. dlspl!!y. w&:pr,Omise you'll, be fasch:tated. Something ,for EveryorJe I ' 59c Sets hair right, keeps It bright, Choose Regular, Casual or Hard· to-Hold. COOKEnE S·1C see many ar)lmated and lnteres~lng exhibits-including a cam•ro half-body IO.OT. ICE CHEST Foam Insulation. StHI hendlt. 83c $2.25 VALUE- SOLib TABU t $119 • HOUSE and GARDEN INSECT KILLER ____ 14-0z. AEROSOL Rexal~ spray kills flying and crawling pests. Protects many flowers too. .co. SHOWROOM REXALL EMBOSSED PAPER NAPKINS JUMBO PAK OF 200 Whitt or colors. 300's _ 94c . each · Rexall concentrated shampoos in bandy, unbreakable tubes. ' Tanning Lotion 88c POMEROY MOTOR 22c deck EMERALD BRITE or !!RITE CONDITIONING SHAMPOOS ,, _ 4V• oz. 1 IIICI RA.UD PAPER' PLATES 9" Fluted edge. PACK OF 120 - - - 69c 59c 49C Rtxall One Tabltl Daily MUL TI·VITAMINS All the vitamins you-normally need llally. $2.49 VALUE _,lhem? ' · · REXALL ASPIRIN For fut htadecht pain rallef. S11rain tablets. IOO's . , 200'$ - .the memortea of thQU fir1t: 'momenll. Our,... AIICirved collection .io iua-lled in , beauly and variely of dMilri.j AMSCO SUPER SPONGE _ _ HYDROGEN PEROXIDE::---8 oz. REG. 32c Rexall medicinal Peroxide, 3% 10-volume mild antiseptic for mi· nor abrasions . PLAYING CARDS _ _ TISSUE 4~34c [AI your lovebird atqe.-.IM ;into deep devotion. -tM mOe.l -.p oUove in youoARcuw.dl !wedding riDJs wlll•pe!p]tlullle C I 00% PLASTIC CHARMIN •l RUBBING ALCOHOL 8 oz. REG. 45c Rex all quality body rub. With glycerin to help prevent dry skin.- NYLONS av.toll_ 49c 39c Mr., and Mrs. Ceril Mash and , Lores Me, So" familv . • Rev. and Mrs. Fortney were Mr: and Mrs. Johnny Morris : pr~nted gifts !tom the mem· 10 29C 29 SEAMLESS- MESH 79c VALUI!- CREST 'fOR .lOVEBIRDS.ONLYf and Mrs. Clifton Morris and d lo approximat•ly 50 mernlamily and Mr. and Mrs. Me'·:in iJprs present. I Morris and family of Columbus. Mr. and M!'ll. James Layne 1 , and c.hildren are vacationing at ·I >Watoga State Park at Hunters, ville. W. Va . this week, ' Attending The Lutheran Chuoch Camp at Camp Caesar 1near Webster Springs, W. Va. --- - · · - - - thiS' week are Cheryl BumgarE.U.B. MINISTER HONORED ner, Vicki Bumgarner. D a~ i d Rev. and Mrs, Paul Fortney Roush, Bruce Adams, Louel!en Wklttlt clow• tlae uDktt' n a whitt and children were honored with · Roush, Cindl Roush, Mark loouo wllh a patnl dual pTOo .. u.. eoYuaae, loa1tr ttnlet, tasth•l a reception at the New Haven : Roush. Johnny Ridgway, Jay •••Yoo11 lt'a ••••r• E.U.B. Church following Mid.; Ridgway, Brian Russell, David ,.., ......... , _... .....,.. .nth of Week Prayer Service Wednes- ·, Russell, Dwaln RusJ!l. Mr. and day evening. Rev, and Mrs,: Mrs. William Russell, Mlss My- I Fortney have just recenlly mov- 1ra Roush and Rev. Jack Weleh ed to New Haven where he has are serving on the camp staff. THE QUAUTY PAINT assumed his duties as pastor ·Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Roush of tlH1 church here. The reeep- visited with his parent., Mr. lion was in charge of the Ruth and Mrs. Johny Roush during II·TIT All tiM ftr••l• GaiiDII (whJI.) and Dorcas Circles of the \f.S. 1the weekend. They were enroute [ W.S. with Mrs. Ollie Roush ser· jbome to Nitro, W. Va., after vlng·u chainnan and Mrs. Thel- vacationing at Mi'rle Beaeh, ma Capehart, Mrs. Harold Bum- ' S C. gamer, Mrs. Edwin Stein and Mrs. Howard Burris Is a surMn. Tom Hollman serving on , glcal patient at Holzer Hospital. 1Mb ffiOII.,.,.,., the committee to plan the occa· l sion. ,., '"\"MAII'/i;R NAilED Mr. Ralpb Gibi>J.MI'ved . as[' BOST<Ii fUPil-Hank Bauer, ,..,.~~~ roasbbasler for the reeeptlon. m111111ger of ~ 1966 World Ia the liST IUY Mn. ~ BUJD8!1r11ft' gave •1Champion Baltimore Oriolet1, readl!r& ''l'be Nlgbt B e I o r e I will be IWisted by Eddie CollfJnDce,'' dealing with min- I Slanky, manager of the Chicago 1sten mo\'ing from p I a c e to • White Sox and Call!ornia Ante! place. Mrs. Howard Bumgarner field general BID Rigney ot this 992-2709 gave a reading "Petunia" deal- year's All-Star game on July II. Middleport, 0. lq with the difierent members I it was oMounced Wednesday by 923 S. 3rd Ave. at file con&regalioo and Mrs. AL president Joe Cronin. '------------------ 2 39c TOOTH tubes PASTE---· f"'((•n1~ .. wit 1 Bumgarner sang "Berause ' He had as vi.,.itors recently Mr . bers . Refreshments were BOUNTY ' TOWELS- ., for 2 GIANT SIZE LISTERINI w. it i:'l ; u oz. SHAVE CREAM WISK MOTOREVUE S·HOW I or Chewing Gum REDf..SHAVE AEROSOL RACINE, OHIO IJIS EXCITING -- IT'S DIFFERENT - IT'S FREE Chevrolet's brand new 1 ':i' ALL SIZES 5000 to 28000 BTU ... ~ I (, " •' l �• ' ' ,, '' ' ' ' ' .' _., I "· ' '· • ltad In ttie sixth 011 Jim "JDD's Time ltlh • · pi,~. ~~~11\1.9' place! llllll m;a -~ for, Ull n• .' , colema«<3~~ ,, -·. Don Pavelett~h. ~~tlo Be Sidelined· :"~~J.~lr~~~ SIWE JUST 5l).RT ByuU::.!::::;.ado••' . 1 \Boston 411200 GOO- 8131 (second game! _ CINCINNATI (UP!) _ TlliR~rrit' lbail\t streak, '!oftp!l ot , IM!ng pil\1htr Larry Dierker\ perez' 16th hOIIIel' 11\ .the nc1New York,, 000 0!0 ooo-- I 7 I Wash 000 100 000 I T l Cincinnati Reds. tired alter a tbe y~r. 'oil WednelilllY. nl~ht lle!dlid the •ltl8h , bop~r ·oDd. • \ Lonborg (1-2) and Tillman; ,Chicago Li 000 ~~I ~jd ~ ~ ~ long road series during · with ·a w viCtory bver the IOO~ed to the · plat~ but l'lni!Oilll.=:ia===•=-=•~ , Tillotson, Monbouquette (I), I Moore, nes <, • a wm the dro d to No. 2 spot, Houston AstrG!p. ba~· already Balled. 1 I Renlfl (6), Peterson (7), Wo· and Cam!UL 0 Toole, ~er la oh~oday before ROOkie .W •May apeart\eaded May, playing because of COIIIP •tt mack <9) and . Gibbs. LP- 18) and MeNertney. - a l .week home stand. the Re<l~' .ef/Orl Willi ' • Mrne 'InJury to Dtron . Roorns Of Tillotson (W). HRs Cenigliaro O'Toole 14·1), LP-Moore <3-.1). 8 ;~: Reds broke their run~'in the p6vel)th that provjde!J alammed a -400-foot . home . . <Tthl. Stott (till). HR- McCraw (Bth). , the tying l'till, arut a IJ'Ound•out Into 111e nel4 paVIlion · R '' .. • · -- . . home In the' ninth that let· lbc win· the 8eventh to Ue the gaftle. , ·· .: Kc 000 ~ :100--4112 (Game called 8 tnmngs, raln~ Ea~ly In the ,eason when the nlng ~ly COfllll ·lloltl~. ,.The Aslroi hAd taken a ,, · . ' , · ,, Btlllmore 000 IIOe 001'- $ 8 S Mlnn , 012 :100 oo- 6 ~ 0 ' m•hts are still cool you shpuld Leagu~.leadtil( St. j..OUII also · · · . Lindblad, Slnford (5) Segul DetrOlt :100 001 ' •• the windows In the morn· won WedM!day nl;ht, leavlllg II m. Aker <8) and Roof, Duncan Merritt, Khne 17), Worthing·[ clos nd pull down the shades the' Reds OM and one-hall , · · . ' , . ·. , : • (8); Richert, Drabowsky (7) ron (3) and Nl•on: Wll!ond 1~pa the cool air inside. Re- games out of 111-st Spilt In the . Watt <7) and Etchebarren, Dobson (4), Sherry <6) an i h ur comfort de- National Leaglle. ' ~SON - Rebecca Marie Shrimplin, d&\lllhter of Haney <8). WP- Ricliert (4-8) Price. HRS-Kallne (13ltl), Kll· [member0 1 :~ yoon the temper· .,.P!Dslib SI!Jtei, ale F. and 'Virginia M. Shrimplin, Horton Street, Mason, LP-Sanford (3-3) HR-F. Ro- lebrew 2, <20th .& 21!1), pends ~ ~e ~it but also on Vada 'Pinson 'Jed olt lhe ninth ;v. va., above, with SFC Robert Byers, US ,AI,my RecrUit· binson (21st). McAuliffe (lith). ature of air current in the for the Reds with a ground rule · er of Gallipolis, has enlisted In the Women s Army Corps I ~ degree ·. double past third base, moved (\¥1\C) and sent-to Foyt M~C!ellan; ..Alabama for the ml· <first game). California at Cleveland, night, room aud the bumldlly.. to third on Tony Peret' '. !ong lia! eight weeki of bas1c trammg. Upon the completion of , Wash o ooo oooz 7 z ppd., rain. When It's hot you don t need fly to center and seqrl!d when 11 basic training she will be sent to The. U S Ar~y AdJutant Chicago 010 112 oox- 5 10 o (end amn 18) quite as many calorieJ as you May hit a high chopper dl.wn General Scllool, Fort BenJamn !'Iamson, Iqlllana . 01 an : COleman, Cox (SI Priddy (6) National LeaiU" do in the wmter but your mus- 100 !!rat base line. eight week datil processing eqwpment operators c~urse. Humphreys l7) and casanova: Atlanta 017 000 100 9 ll I Ides, bones and nerve cells need lr::~~,;:.;;;;;...liiiiiiiiii_,.~a.,. ._,_....,_ _ _ _;iii ~ebecca graduated frolll.!.~hama lfigh Scpool m ~ ay . _ Buzhardl, · B. Howard <3), San Fran 100 001 ()(10- 2 6 0 just as much nourishment as -----·• Wilhelm (7) and McNertney. Jarvis <s.:n and Uecker: ever. Many persons bilme the WP-B. Howard !!-$), LP- Gibbon, Heri>el (3), Saded<:l m heat for their feeling ol pep. "., u -- -- , ---· -·and Haller. LP-Gibhon <J.I). lessne" in tbe summer when . HRS - Uecl<er (1st), Menke the real reason is their failure 41th). _ enough protein in their 7 A lolEW CL.UI!o ·t~tnter f·u· 5 '·=o• t And SPRING TIMf1 GO TOGETHER FOR ALL: THE FAMILY WE SHOULPA J.IAD A. TAPE RECORDER"'% THINK MJIJ;) 1MDfl T~E 5/W.E SPEECH WH Elol WE TOO!<. 0\IER.•, 3 l U. 5. KED; TIMf ' 'TPOUiiL& NIT,URE' $2.99 to $6JO THE SHOE lOX Mldcllaport ss·'9 5'' STON!SWARE CHILDRENS PLAY WEAR BAKER 0 I Wash & Wear •nd .Perm.Prass FURNITURE ' SIHvelHs & Short Blouses & Poor $1.98 to $2.98 i A ward-Br0 n•e ' .. 1 ' KintJSbury Ot·d Tp'urn Flats \Social News Societv Not~s Governor ~~~l~ s·1gns s· ag. . ' ·1·}r'S · IS 0£ 'i I. ' . I J WUtJ~. As59rhn~nt SHORT sm $1.98 to $3.98 of KNEE Capers and Slacks $1.98 to $2,98 LY NYLON FULL 4 P WRAP AROUND TREAD $ 775 X 14 • J Chlcago 400 002 ()(10- 6 9 0 i The tempetation to fiil up on : Mr and Mrs. Paul Hicks and Pitt 100 001 Jll(}- 3 10 0 I iced drinks should be resisted. ;;,, .Pol'l .,Ill""'"' T""" \~• Mr. Delbert Ours ef Long : Simmons. Radatz !9) and :vou need to drink more fluids ~nd Mrs. Maartm swartz of Co-• Botto!" cajled on. hls brother, Jo~·s · Hun~ey; O'Dell, Law 0) , ito replace what you lose •cnnt.us spent a weekend with ,Mr .. lind )Irs. Paul Ours and Mikkelsen 18) and May. WP-j througli perspiration but the Sir and Mrs. 'William Beal and! two /children. Simmons <3,5). LP-O'Dell (5- , temperature of the fluids Is not Fa't' Also visiting Sunday, _. 1 h COLUMBUS (UP!) - Gov. 5) • ' [ as Important as the quantity '",'": Mr. and Mrs Wavne Beat' Jlr. and .Mrs. Lawre: J~ n- I James A Rhodes signed and , . Too much ice water can up.set ~.~: c daughters .. Karla: Linda, ' si>n and ~am II!, dMr. mt ~~· liled with the secretary of state 1New York 101 000 ooo- 2 6 I iyour digestive tract. Since you 1'loee IA!yn~ ·~ aug er' . d. Wednesday 10 bills, including IPhila .' d Sandra 000 000 000- 0 2 2 i lose salt in your an. )~ ·,. Elhel. Wood. who hasJ and Mrs CeC11 Roseberry an th Ito I I UJ&.. I . , n Mr and Mrs. Ed e proposi , con ro . , sa e, Fisher (5-7) and B. Taylor; you should increase your salt 1 ~en ill and a patient at Me1gs'1 lwo chlldre • d M T Ipossess10n, dJStnbulion and use Bunning 16-ll) and Oliver. intake slightly in summer but , ~ ... . . , )'.,spiloi ,, S'lmcwk.t Bush,, local .. anb . ".no e~ ~ ! of LSD and other hallucinogen- Cinci OtO 000 101- 3 7 0 If you are on a salt-pOOr die~ beller at th1s lime and has Burnside, Kmgs ~!J , 1 y ' ic drugs. Houston 100 0011100- 2 6 01don't modify it without first • . . • ,!Cmc ·Sundoy a"ernoon. Abe tu rned home. . 1 The LSD bill treats-the first Pappas, rna th. Y. (8) and checking with your doctor. 'M. and ~s. Frank 0 . Sm;th \1r. Charles Offenger, Pam- 1offense for pos~ession as a ntis- COker: Dierker 16-5) and .. Exercise !n moderation will , ,,,, ' "" of Octrmt. M1ch .. viS· 1!Jl<>·and· Tl"'"'Y of Lowell, Mr. l demeanor but sUbsfquent ones Adlesh . WP-Abernathy <2-t) . 1 benefit you m many ways. Smce ited wrlh Mr. and Mrs. Elmo and Mrs. Jmy Dalley, N~w- 1 as felonies and providl!s the 1HRS - Peret (15th), Wynn often, when you are engaged In s 11Ph and snn<. El!Ward and zrk, Mrs. Jinimy Pape, M1d- I same penalty for sale of such (17th), May (i!\h). [a strenuous sport such as len· Alvin r~cently. nlcport. Mrs. Elva Dailey, Stlv- 1drugs as for violating the nar- 1 · ~ nis, you will not notice the heat 1, Mtss Peggy Bower< 'llnd Dan- .erSI"llc. visited Mr. and Mrs. cotics Ia\\~. It becomes 1a w St. Louis 001 001 000- 2 10 0 i until you slop, you should quil l ny Brickles VISited ) re~nUy ca'l Aulherso". Sept 20. ll A 000 000 OOtl- 0 4 21 befo'e you become exhaust~d. , with Miss Sandra Beat. , Mr ' Other bills signed, ali effec, , Washburn. Hoerner (7), Br~les The · best summer sport is Mr. and, Mrs. ,s.fm Damron ,, Mrs. Man~! L~;re~~~· Mr; I!ivo Sept. 2!1, were: 1'9) and McCarver ; Drysdale 16- ' swimming but, whatever activand Mr<. <.ary GilosCfl and son, o.mon Powe '' · d ·• , Am Sub SB\ 45 modernizing !?) and Rosebilro. WP- Wash· 1ty you choose you should take . . -" wr'th Mr. a n 1 ' Haves MrS. I l~e. state's • • ' Bna.. VlSIIN . · M•"urrr ..,.. . • Mr · an real estate licensing I]burn (',.31 . IIR · - McC arver , rrequent short 'rests ralher than 1 L Mrs. Bob Dam"'n ,.nd cliildren Paulev, local, Mr .. Da.e , aw· ct ' ,(7th'. a few longer onetl. ~ , R k w v· son Mr Bob Lawson VISited a · ! 1 d 11 ) , ~~ an , Hom~ · Bailey Mr ' and, Mrs. Roy Powell 'nd ' Am. Sub. SB269, permitting ! en na g . RACING MILEST · an., · ! ..; . . : 1establishment and oper'J,Iion of! ,;,. . ONE and Mr a n. R.,..·•Young ' family. ,:·":~ a county data processing board ·~ ASCOT, England •pent a do v in Parketsbnrg ,., Mr. and Mrs. L'llvrence John- I and contracting for such ser· Australian jockey George' Moore centl y. ,;'io ;.. . • ston and family enjoyed a cook·, vires ·~• rode hls 2,000th winner W~dnesRev. and MES. Clyde Hrnto.l out nt the home cf Mr. and , Am. SB177 "'raising the bond ;By Wayne G Brandstadt M.D. : day by capturing the COronation · d"M a. P1·cmc .hldhthe en)oye e. v Mrs. Harold Buro!\ide of Kings, of a county' recorder frOJll : Wllh the •approach of' C hot 'aupboard Fleet, an 1-1 shot, Marie'!li-Belore ... 1,weather · . ... ·ted. BOlstrict ell>" ClEvan·h bury. $:!,000 to· $10,uw. what · can you do to ' . • STOP fHAT ITCHI 01 ,. 1 11 ·J,N1JUST ,1S MINUTES · ge\;cal 0La ' ·'" mrc )II. ~a ra Ba'l ley o! Racine : S\1222, repeals. ·· requirement ' avoid its discomforts? 11 v. at ~w , ,.e recen ISS . th 1 . ~ ... t ..........k in t k t' f » eaHa. Jftur 111c baeiF: at u:r A · [;"" r ,Ji •1 •· 8 Sylvia Carpenter. : a,;tew JWJU. ~ surance First, you can a e a 1p rom 1dmt!1 l'lounter. APPlY quiet drying "' . P.Z'Zf: 1 rnn 11,. ,.,.ame ,!:j!e . , : compan·,... av hlf th . ·th h0 }' 10 . th tro' . JTCH·ME·NOTd•1ornJ~ttoree Wit · ·tec:t w'th Mr. Mrs.~~ Carpenter vislted 1 !c.~ p ~ . a eJr l ose w JVe e Pl<~S ! uma, lnJ~thlta .toellch,other . an<! a er v" 1 , 1 , d , .....:. ...,,. ,..:.. Neva D·Oey , agents' .. ,o1mlft!ons in com- the year-fi)UIId. Let your eloth- 11" ' ,...... . ..,...,,, ''"'" and Mrs ct;tar 1es r~i1l!l 1·_, an ner (MlljU...-T• .mo.. ~ : . . b ghl . I d tn mlnutt!•, Antlupttc ;;u;;; II d """ler. Ida tha , 'Th•v also •nd family of Racine. I ' pany . , , . : Img e ll both m co or an '' ............ ~':!'.:~ '· th , 1~ · d M·: n"\' M R•bert Ours M-. Mae I Am .,j ' redUcing the "'"tin weight. The Arab, who can & LOllS£ I>RVBji"'iijiiiJi VISI""' WI " .. an "· '"'· r. " · ' '" 1 ired • ' f I · 't f d l'ltl hIt fro th L'nd'rwood JQd son of Newark , Van Meter, loeal, and Steve , qtou ,...16"'v""'t'hl', .OC ann~a. VIS~ 8 ,.:n 1 e s e er m e Ohio. who ,.ere hm 11 'visit ·Donnel~n .p1 Columbo• visited ou Om!I11S!IIII . ID· ,tenng sun wears loose .clcl:!i1ing \ he arents Mr. and Mrs. Mrs. Minnie Carron and fami· , !llltutlons by. the youth servlcea ;that covers most of hia body _hr P A 'td i, · advlsorf-boird. •and protect. him from sunburn. C ar1es rno . .· 1 Am HB203 design f g dis- A Ch' 1· M and Mrs Dona M•rray , Mr and Mn. Laurence Theiss · • am a mese coo 1e wears are r~nnouncing ·the arrival o! a ,of ~l~mllus visitad Mrs. Lou· Ires~ flag for wat_ercraft and trousers, . keeps his shirt tails son, Gregory Allen, at Pleasant ,ise Van Meter and Nicki. , "':!ling out regulabons for ,118 ' ouiSide hiS trousers and wears Vallev Hosp/&al. Grandparents , Mr. Simon Powell. Ronny, dtsplay. · .. no constr1clmg r~cklle.. Th1s Mr and Mrs Cecil Sheets Kathy and Cbrlsi)o 'Dailey. Mr. I Am. Sub. Hll634, reqtnnng Is- allows a freer CU'culot1on of :~~ M;s. Elizabeih Murroy ' Paul Ours and Frannie. local, i suance of new birth certificates air fqr his, chest and upper a!J.. Mr. and Mrs. John Dean and , Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Beaver, i ~h~n. nus~akes are made on the domen. '11\e A£rlcan who lives had Su da visitors Mr . 'l.etart Falls and Mrs. Mavine ' mdiYJdual s vital statistics. In the ;steaming tropical forest Mrs.as~el~ Markins of iHaines visited Mr. and Mrs. ! HB303, permitting township wears next to nothing. You Raoine, Mt. -and Mrs. Robert ' Maywood Johnston. officers to acquire whatever can't very well imitate thlt junRied and Bruce Virginia Rod· ' -May Johnston law reference hooks they need. gle dwellr except at tbe beach ney and avid, 'Pataskal~ . Mr. \_,. - ·· _, ___ I Am. Sub. Wl180, permUting but :.:,ou can make It a practice and Mrs. Hobart Smalley Jr. Paul Hesson gave a reading townsb1ps to. contract for am· to dl~~Card most of your cloltles and Judy Kav. Susan and Dale :"The Tater Sisters'' She used I bulll.nce ~rYlce. . o~ hot day~.~he~ y~_ are -~~ nf Wlerton.· Va. , potatoes made up to represent Mr. and· .Mr<. Charles Mash <~Bees of different types or worn· Jr. and family have been vis- · en fouhd in a church. Delores • 8l ; ·as S~es 2-14 Open Til9:00 P.M. Saturday ' 1 re· 1 •"'I R~eappible Tlra Plua feel, b. Tax 1 WE'RE HAVIN·G A RED Whltew1U Just $1.00 Mora 1 I 95 BLA~KWALL $ 775xl5 to 845xl5 GIBSON ~ 1 $1.00 Value .,. Cream, Stick or Roll-on DEODORANT SPECIAL PRICES TUSSY 1 I "'Mr'·"'· A DOC'fOR S YS I i I ' ' I '' --PROFFITTS -- -- . I 1 I "" ---~~-- c .... RAc·nrE 5c Candy Bus SERVICE STATION WHOtESALE 1 68c i;-; Gzhar·n Giant ' Slu ' .IYOry Uquitl ' ' Ne" Haven News Notes . ,l, . '' '·~·· , • , . _J . for TOOTH · PASTE _ _ __ • serv~ 59c ~,..you I Ollotion • • $1~77 ------ i\t~(arvede · 'wEODING!IINGI ~-~­ ,A_ $ .0 I wit~ extra ~rlg•t ~ 1 1 ......... , .... ·r= J'MI" Valley Lumber & Su 7· 68c $1.25 TORTON ·East Mai11 St.·· June ·23 Thru June 25th ' ' 19c Value Fastetth ' Here's your chance to see a highly entertaining and educational show. You'll REXALL BRITE SET HAIR SPRAY __ 14 oz. COLOGNE· $f00 PLUS • • • Dra~ings ' ' ' TRAVEL CLOCK RADIO- Take It with you anywharal Runs on Butane Stove s9· 99 IN!Hery. c 79 27c 88c 27c 10 99 ., ' ) ENVELOPES OR TABLETS _ _ EACH Ruled or unruled tablets. Choice of envelope p~~cks. SHAVEX CORDLESS ELECTRIC MANICURE · • SET Complete anortment of menlcure . ptclicura tools. Recharteable. 66c 50-FOOT GARDEN HOSE S14 99 • $199, , ------------------..... .--~;:. - Cf Kiddie, Corvettes . BROUGHT tO YOU BY: . POMEROY ~ M:OTO·R ·co. POMUOY MAIN St. · , i ·' • ~' ' ' ' ' ' •. ' ~ t. ~ .. 1 MlpDtEP,Oitl ,' ' ' ' I ~· , ~ , 1r' •·· ' PRE~~RI~TIONS ARE OU~ MAIN FREE .P~UI~ 'N \REAR .. . ' ·' ' '• I ' ., .. I J ' ~ ) .':\ . ... J ' . w Has earphone, ewing case. dlspl!!y. w&:pr,Omise you'll, be fasch:tated. Something ,for EveryorJe I ' 59c Sets hair right, keeps It bright, Choose Regular, Casual or Hard· to-Hold. COOKEnE S·1C see many ar)lmated and lnteres~lng exhibits-including a cam•ro half-body IO.OT. ICE CHEST Foam Insulation. StHI hendlt. 83c $2.25 VALUE- SOLib TABU t $119 • HOUSE and GARDEN INSECT KILLER ____ 14-0z. AEROSOL Rexal~ spray kills flying and crawling pests. Protects many flowers too. .co. SHOWROOM REXALL EMBOSSED PAPER NAPKINS JUMBO PAK OF 200 Whitt or colors. 300's _ 94c . each · Rexall concentrated shampoos in bandy, unbreakable tubes. ' Tanning Lotion 88c POMEROY MOTOR 22c deck EMERALD BRITE or !!RITE CONDITIONING SHAMPOOS ,, _ 4V• oz. 1 IIICI RA.UD PAPER' PLATES 9" Fluted edge. PACK OF 120 - - - 69c 59c 49C Rtxall One Tabltl Daily MUL TI·VITAMINS All the vitamins you-normally need llally. $2.49 VALUE _,lhem? ' · · REXALL ASPIRIN For fut htadecht pain rallef. S11rain tablets. IOO's . , 200'$ - .the memortea of thQU fir1t: 'momenll. Our,... AIICirved collection .io iua-lled in , beauly and variely of dMilri.j AMSCO SUPER SPONGE _ _ HYDROGEN PEROXIDE::---8 oz. REG. 32c Rexall medicinal Peroxide, 3% 10-volume mild antiseptic for mi· nor abrasions . PLAYING CARDS _ _ TISSUE 4~34c [AI your lovebird atqe.-.IM ;into deep devotion. -tM mOe.l -.p oUove in youoARcuw.dl !wedding riDJs wlll•pe!p]tlullle C I 00% PLASTIC CHARMIN •l RUBBING ALCOHOL 8 oz. REG. 45c Rex all quality body rub. With glycerin to help prevent dry skin.- NYLONS av.toll_ 49c 39c Mr., and Mrs. Ceril Mash and , Lores Me, So" familv . • Rev. and Mrs. Fortney were Mr: and Mrs. Johnny Morris : pr~nted gifts !tom the mem· 10 29C 29 SEAMLESS- MESH 79c VALUI!- CREST 'fOR .lOVEBIRDS.ONLYf and Mrs. Clifton Morris and d lo approximat•ly 50 mernlamily and Mr. and Mrs. Me'·:in iJprs present. I Morris and family of Columbus. Mr. and M!'ll. James Layne 1 , and c.hildren are vacationing at ·I >Watoga State Park at Hunters, ville. W. Va . this week, ' Attending The Lutheran Chuoch Camp at Camp Caesar 1near Webster Springs, W. Va. --- - · · - - - thiS' week are Cheryl BumgarE.U.B. MINISTER HONORED ner, Vicki Bumgarner. D a~ i d Rev. and Mrs, Paul Fortney Roush, Bruce Adams, Louel!en Wklttlt clow• tlae uDktt' n a whitt and children were honored with · Roush, Cindl Roush, Mark loouo wllh a patnl dual pTOo .. u.. eoYuaae, loa1tr ttnlet, tasth•l a reception at the New Haven : Roush. Johnny Ridgway, Jay •••Yoo11 lt'a ••••r• E.U.B. Church following Mid.; Ridgway, Brian Russell, David ,.., ......... , _... .....,.. .nth of Week Prayer Service Wednes- ·, Russell, Dwaln RusJ!l. Mr. and day evening. Rev, and Mrs,: Mrs. William Russell, Mlss My- I Fortney have just recenlly mov- 1ra Roush and Rev. Jack Weleh ed to New Haven where he has are serving on the camp staff. THE QUAUTY PAINT assumed his duties as pastor ·Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Roush of tlH1 church here. The reeep- visited with his parent., Mr. lion was in charge of the Ruth and Mrs. Johny Roush during II·TIT All tiM ftr••l• GaiiDII (whJI.) and Dorcas Circles of the \f.S. 1the weekend. They were enroute [ W.S. with Mrs. Ollie Roush ser· jbome to Nitro, W. Va., after vlng·u chainnan and Mrs. Thel- vacationing at Mi'rle Beaeh, ma Capehart, Mrs. Harold Bum- ' S C. gamer, Mrs. Edwin Stein and Mrs. Howard Burris Is a surMn. Tom Hollman serving on , glcal patient at Holzer Hospital. 1Mb ffiOII.,.,.,., the committee to plan the occa· l sion. ,., '"\"MAII'/i;R NAilED Mr. Ralpb Gibi>J.MI'ved . as[' BOST<Ii fUPil-Hank Bauer, ,..,.~~~ roasbbasler for the reeeptlon. m111111ger of ~ 1966 World Ia the liST IUY Mn. ~ BUJD8!1r11ft' gave •1Champion Baltimore Oriolet1, readl!r& ''l'be Nlgbt B e I o r e I will be IWisted by Eddie CollfJnDce,'' dealing with min- I Slanky, manager of the Chicago 1sten mo\'ing from p I a c e to • White Sox and Call!ornia Ante! place. Mrs. Howard Bumgarner field general BID Rigney ot this 992-2709 gave a reading "Petunia" deal- year's All-Star game on July II. Middleport, 0. lq with the difierent members I it was oMounced Wednesday by 923 S. 3rd Ave. at file con&regalioo and Mrs. AL president Joe Cronin. '------------------ 2 39c TOOTH tubes PASTE---· f"'((•n1~ .. wit 1 Bumgarner sang "Berause ' He had as vi.,.itors recently Mr . bers . Refreshments were BOUNTY ' TOWELS- ., for 2 GIANT SIZE LISTERINI w. it i:'l ; u oz. SHAVE CREAM WISK MOTOREVUE S·HOW I or Chewing Gum REDf..SHAVE AEROSOL RACINE, OHIO IJIS EXCITING -- IT'S DIFFERENT - IT'S FREE Chevrolet's brand new 1 ':i' ALL SIZES 5000 to 28000 BTU ... ~ I (, " •' l �f' 't • ·. ;: .• 's. .( •• t Dally SentineL Pomeroy-Middleport, 0 ., June 22, 1967-7 ···va.icea.,.. ... Nlli'W YOliK - llebb!e t] aolda' tee for "Divorc< Anlerl· evenlnp with Gr4>ell ~odiea came Mn. Dana Bate in their tnca SI)'Ie' wu.• •OOO. You be- aelectod by 1\11111011 llaiiJldat!l, Westcheoler garden · .. 'l'b e : Jleve II? You clon'l! We're wltb who wroti "Never 011 Sonday" Young Married appeared wllh 'TENGA •=.-.:::::=..• . London hippies are On • the Garrl<:k Players m Washyou . but not IJII(lking •em· .. . SliD d1ieatlng till newo . ington D. c .. and wiU honey· '" are com linl to ~ Well, Klppyil Steak I< Lobstor moon 'as members of the Prov- I""'!~;:;:.~.A:-:-L....J Bi be Ito . ed In Palace will ·111n1 ealorles at ev· incetown Player• on Cape Cod 1 EKRIP how toalll' can ..u ruz eryone l'tberlnc Mob. nlgbt to • tbe brleleBi time; the record celebrate Betty Grable's open- ... Barbara Carter's book on last burped was 40 in 40 rollr ing 011 Bdwy. in "Hello, Do 1- Mayor Llndssy, "The Road to U . · utes The new Zum Zum res- lY" replacing Martbl kaye, City Hall,"ls due In Sept., part tauranl (I ex & 45th St.) •m· who was 111pposed to be In the ol the qulck-bulldup ir time for SUNDOL ploys Its own "Oberwurst,- role untU nexll Oct. but some- a '!II maybe-veepshlp nominaWHY cher,'' wh!l:h means Chief Sa , thing happenea at the boxo!- lion. • . . _ SelDOM EAT MLJCH. 1 sage Maker; 8 •fedwe dburp nght lice 011 the way to ,th< summer Donald O'Connor won't ap-1 11· aloD8 thlt we ay. please) 80 Betty legged it/In ~·s pear on TV un1eSB he' 5 Ill e lone ENFADE Get the bicarbonate . • Now II'I'IIIJO the <lr<lod lellert ( Gre e k keep In the gustatoml mood for "star" of the sbow; refuses to to form tilt aurpriot anower u : = ·' · And a /anCj ~w 1 117 W a mo : Tavern on the Green In be "just a guest" . But Don- , ~ IUIIfltlli bTthe abov.. irto'on. . Restaurant s open a M . Cenlt'l Park may JUS! be the aid will headline the L a I l n •r , ,st prettieot terrace dining room In Quarter later this year Cat- i j THIY'RE t. deserved.ly ~m- skills hotels (the Concord, for 1 . ' (..,.'" ,•..,•.,•., _ 0 .. ~ ~ma ~easo:. It's the Manhattan, ~ :..: !;!~raeu'iMy Lov~," featuring med on any day but ramy. instance) are cracking down on ' !!"""'"''HOARY CHCIKI CALICO INTACT ; ;..~~'Mediterranean fish flown over Universal ,International films beards . on - busboys, bellhops, tltllel"ftr • hi••' How "'• fiuhlonahl,. ron,,r., ; i ·. daily via bl#mplc AI r w a ys exec Ben Cohn had one daugh- etc.; byt suppose the boyo are ~ """•-"-"CitiC TO ClllC'' : ~ which, also, Is Greek, meaning ter gradUating from Sorah Law- Orthodox? tCBll the Hirsute An· 1- - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - ·• . On 8SSlS, · OWDed · · · It'll have renee on Frl '' and on Sun. hla II· Defamation League!). 1.. I I I . I I B== Jl! II I I n . t5 I I I 0 I b I I: I j ~'lth ' ' ' I' no; =~ Mg~~ c:~~ I ""'"-~"' I IJ rn"- Dear Helen: I ·was In love with the great· est. kiodest, moat .understandIng· guy In the world. But st,pid me. I le(t hfut broken-hearted lor another guy who seemed havuverything, We had aQ af· fair and I'm just lucky I wind up pregnant. Boyfriend "B" left me. Now I hear thet Boyfriend "A'' is still available, and I tmow he'll take me back, providing - 1 don't tell him about the affair. No boy iS understaru1in~ enough to take a girl bacl< on . - . .. :Coming Events --------oi SIMON'S ' -Maple Lawn Chicken WHOLE· • • ~rese nt , ' "' i [,. ' ' WHOLE HOUSE AIR CONDITIONING On1y ---.. ( " mt>nt exerciM of the 85t 99c . " -•. MOiill&.. - ......"""'" . _ Illite ' ...... """ "' ..... ........ hov.o ai.- cond'tl1onmg for .,_ hOft10I Cullh oil eel en ....... in yow ont1ro h...., a llnlo ...- " - """" .... .._, to for 1· .. 2 - ...IIIII .... ilowM air oondill<ll*o; htl!lt !Nap ._,., ct_ ... . len humid. mora poll... frft. 0... wyAIM lo piiJfely effidene, tleciR. : •ui:Ael - .' Here's Whot YOtJ Gett Otrtshta aeda-, 1llcDw eal lllliolllllotiL., ttwer.ur .. ......,. C'f• ,.., ,.,. ............. "001·~"" ... IISWDIMW ISliM'.JE ·" ·'.. FOREMAN & ABBOTT l t .I I . . MIDDLEPORT, OHIO today!" Mrs. Ruth Richie and Me. 1and Mrs. Kenneth Holcomb or IColumbus •pent a weekend with M . d M G· •I d C ff• Ntxt To Elberfelds On Sacond St. Ph. 992·2933 $2.2· 5 Value "We Teie1raph Flowers Anywht>u, Anyt1me' ' 1 '1·-..;;;;~~.;;;.;.;;.;;;.~-----· r. an.._~_:':.:':..::'··_:.:.":>l:o::_:r:_.:::o=::"'~·. ___'',.,..,...,.,.,.,...,.,,.,;.._ _ _, -·-·-- OUIII/ty Freezer todl'( I 90% OF MARKET VALUE Other Modele St•rt At $149.95no r 0 Syrac o.1 ~e MARKETABLE SECURITIES Immediate Action Strictest Confidence Opln8to5 , Mon.thru Thur. • to • Frf; - 8 to 5 Sat. Walker ~ Townsend, Inc. 80 WALL STREO N1W YORK, N. Y.. 10005 PLENTY OF FRE-E (Tel.) 212 943-4696 PARKING 606 E. Main St. Po,meroy, _ 9 \O: t l!:i l\Ny. IDE , I , :. . ' SHEER STRIPS Limited Supply - Hurryl c REG, 63c POLAROID SWINGER LISTERINE ,. c Family Si:te 200unce .77 ~eg. $1.39 '$19.95 VALUE DISCOUNTED., - DELIVERED TUBE Reg. $1.45 $1,04 TAME .. $1.00 Size COPPEflTONI BOTTLE R•l· _$1.60 ' .QENTLE lEG. $1.24 ,UPEII. Hair DIPPITY Spr~y ··DO·· ~, $2 ' 00 SIZE · $1.19 · Shower ShOwer· BODY POWDER 7'h QUNCE SAVE 32c eWIDbiNG INVITATIONI eiiiDIIIOOKI REG. $1.25 REO. 19c EACH HAIR SETI ~~~TIONI etHAHk YOU NOTII ,. , eWHITI l!lj.ll SEE YOUR CHEVROLET DEALER! . eW.'HAVJIALL ' ' .I YOUit.WIDQING NIJI»J 'QTY .• ' ••• ' CARD SHOP ·! rasP. DISCOUNTED DELIV.ERED Tht lri4!a-Tht Gr10111 • R<~d io earphout ~ • ·r r ,uHHtor' J' c• d :d Si1P. $ IT TAICIS THREI TO GET MARRIED e. 1 $10.00 VALUE R•lalta will be emceed by the j D~e Jays. _Adml"'lon 75e 1>er person. RUTLAND AMERICAN Lor ton Post and the Auxiliary ara 1"•-lpQnsnrlng a Pee Wee Lea( Ut and will bold a ta1 day lhi• :' 1turday In Rutland. Bob Haw;· •ns 11 Uoe coach with B o b · wick and Jim 'l'bomaa, Co • Mgrs. lCE CREAM SOCIAL at the Racine Fire Houle, Saturday. June :11, starting al S p. m. ,,pansored by the AU11llary. · n~e and pie will also be JO!d. p.,meroy llm_ne &Auto . Model KP-14 11nd an annual event of the Pome>rov ·REGATTA CITY, U.S.A.·· POMEROY JUNE 23-24-25 ON RADIO 1~ and THI CITY LOANS ' With n;ry!ng Sarurday . .··············'···-···! Stop for your Admlr.t 14-TRANSISTOR'· LAUNDRY BASKET .. STREET DANCE will he eeld thl! Saturday night at thr Pomeroy Lynn Street from 9 to 1Z o. m., sponsored by th• American Lesion. 'l'lte dance ltlhlch l• - - - 5 .,... • ,.,. ,. ... - $10-60 per .. " • hor·, Pop's way Of remlndIna me that I'd betler m Friday at the Masonic Temple, Pomeroy. Ralph Smith, wunhy grand patron, will be lhe inspecting omcer. (}lltJic• oar Norma Goodwin Florist Church of the Nazarene will be held at the church Friday ,,.. ning at 7:30, Craft• made bv lhe children will be on dloplay In the rooms at 7. A picnic will be held Thurtday at o.oon In the Stale Park. MGtherl are asked to ba JlreiOnl. AMERICAN LEGION 'IIIII eoononoor an out•lde teen dance "nder the staro Friday night rturl~g the Pomeroy Regatw at the Pomeroy lenni• court from ~ : 30 to ta p. m. The Jay' will emcee. Admission prco !IOc. INSPECI'ION of Pomeroy t'hapter IN, Order of ttoe Easto·rn Star, will be held at 7:45 p. _,...,. l\111-lrka •' BIBLE SCHOOL CommPn«- $188·18 -- 1 FRIDAY .,. ., - ' S1 UPRIGHT or CHEST ::1:: 1 C'ar\ Moore Thursday eveninl!l . I Mrs. Geoffrey Wilson will be Ute assisting hostess. I $429 the program and dt'vo- ~~~"f"V'"' ~~,!f~~fr«~ 1 69c lBERSBACH McCOY'S MILK HARDWARE BREAD AtLSTAR c~n~ toons will be given by Miss Mar- . garet Sauer. The hostesses will COLU~mus (UPI) - Cedbe Mrs. Lewis Sauer, Mrs. Le- · ar Express, owntd and drivland Brown, Mrs. Jack Satter- , •• by Nick Dlelman of Uma, lteld, Miss Sauer, Mrs. Clar- 1 P0•t•d ht• first win In lour •nee Lacey, and Mrs. a.arles s!Brto by laking lbe featured Shumaker. $1,11110 handicap pace WednO!d•Y night at Scioto DoW111. KNIGHTS OF PYTffiAS, Py- The i-yeur-old geldlni took thlan Sisters, and famillea w!H command at the head of l.he t•old a picnic at 6:30 p. m., I stretrh •nd won a two-horse Thursday at the Kyger Creek photo finish with Goldea Park. Those atteodlng al'e to . Trail• 111 a slow 2:10. T be lake a covered dish and thell' [ winner paid '18, $7.40 and own table service. $1.40. WILLING WO · RKERS CLASS ~""~~:tJ'1~m~r'l";'!W"lWf~'""~ o' the Enterprise EUB Ch urc.·h _ . will meel at the home of Mrs. BOLOGNA- 3 $1 - J~t~ ;/tr j,"'m''"~~ 1 2 $1 3 Thes~ , ,i'\,, ,. ' ,. • POMEROY MOTOR : . ' I , .. 4ol· '· ' -SKIN BltAc;EJt ,. '''j.t .,, 0\JNcl "• ·•· i~'>. , '·. l~e '~ '·c \ '' ... ' : ' ' • \ J i l '., A· 1~. 2for f. · !;• 1 -----~-----~ E6GS U.: ~ n~ WOMEN'S ASSOCIATION of tered the tables along w11.11 crv· : the Mldc!leport First United stal candle holders with pi;k Presbyterian Church will meet candles to correspond w1th arat 7:30 Thursday night at the rangoments. ehurch. Mrs. Carl Horky will I ---- HAM SANDWICHES Fo': 95c HAM SALAD crystal containers. · HELEN HELP US! · 1 . In, \;~•~ parade. All ,67 graduate' and Russell Barton • MEAT u meet Thursday, June 22. ; I 8 ;•r~ ~~- Fre~ Spelncer. Mrs.! sta~e for Clnclnnatl'o entry lnp m. at the Rscine High Sctiool · · 1 son. 1 rs . . ester 7-l'r· to the league in 1H8. to make plano lor the Regatta kle. Mrs. Murl Megee. M r '· I this year'• Freshmen asked to . Mrs. Ray Pro!Ntt used hraullttend t1ru1 fl ower arrahgements m lb. man, Mro. Bernard Llevlng, Hoffman, Mlsa Carolyn Roush, Cl><!hairman, Mrs. Ottle Roush, Miss Lynn Miller; Junior High, Mrs. Pete Grlnotead and Mrs. Mrs. John Oldaker, Mrs. SaClRay Hoffman. uel Halstead, Mrs. Paul Hesson. -Te, chers and helpers were: LliTHERANS ORGANIZE Kln~garten, 3 years thru I CBOIR . years, Mrs. John Hoffman, Mro. Memberl oi St. Paul LutherE.U.B. HAS BIBLE SCHOOL Judy Hesson. Mrs. C h a r leo an Church met at the H a v en YOIJ'I'Il Your mother forgets I h a t The stall oi the vacation Bl· fioush, Dreama Stevens; Bcgtnfor tho purpose of re- This column Is for you without the writers, there SLICED ble School at tlie New Haven nero, Mrs. Ray Kent. Mrs. Le8an Adult Choir. '!be j)eople, their problema a would be no teachers - for E.U.B. Churcb held their eval- ey Roush, Mls• Bonnie Roush: began with the singing pleasureo, their troubles what could they teach! · 1 lb. uatlon meeting or the •Chool Primary, lsi grade, Mrs. Har"Day Is Dying in tile West" fun. A• with the reo! o: When you have a dream, bon-' which ended on Friday, Jllfte old Bumgarner. Miss Judy Ath- followed with devotions led by Help U~!, it welcom~s laugbB ey, don't let anyone sidetrack l Bth Plans were made by the •Y. Mrs. Charlene Dodd; Prl· Rav. Jack Welch. but wont dndge a ;enous you _ and don't ever listen to I •taff and Rev. Paul Fortney lor mary, 2nd grade, Mrs. James An election of officen "a • Uon with 1 brush-of!. those who downgrade journal- \ tlleir scbool to be held next fear Gilbert, Miss Elizabeth Hudnall, held with Miss Lelah J a n e nd · tee Ism It's a nne and rewarding : Mrs. Carl, Gibbs, Director ol Mro. Cecil Duncan, Mrs. R iII being elected president to SeyoJ':f AS~;je FOR IT, car,;.r, and there's no limit to I lb. the Bible Scbool, reported th,t Grinstead: Jumoro, ltb grade, Mr1. Hilda Ridgway wao I H I H I US' this how far tt will take you pro- 1 89 children r•gistited al t h • Mn. Luther Smith, Mrs. 0 Ia elected secretary and librarian. care 0 e en e P ·' vided you have talent and drive. oohool and there were 35 teach· Calhoun, Mrs. Gerald Clark; A bllsln..o meeting was held. newspaper. Also you'll never once be bor- 1 ors and helpers. T_he \Peme U8- ·Juniors, 5th grade, Mrs. Her- and the group voted that their STAND BY YOUB GUNS ed :.._ this from a gal who nevHOME MADE ed this year was • Wnli<mg Je8- man Ohhnger, Mrs. Frank year would begin w oI h Dear Helen! er has been! -H. u•' Way." A nuraert (or babies Young, Jr,, Miss Sandy Pick- June and end with June. They I am a high ochool senior P. s. Years ago I too was _ _ lb. and toddlers up to f years was ens; Juniors, .6th grade, Mrs. also voted that there would be and, !lite mo!t young people, In- given the bit about "starving I provided, Mrs. Roy Cooke and Howard Burros. Mrs. Harry no assistant orglll!lot, that the terested in my future vocation. writerB." So I took secretarial\ Mrs. Madge w~er we~ e In Hoffman .. Miss Carolyn . organist playing (or the Sunday My beat grades are in courses (a big help to a journcbarge. Mrs. H? ani Bums and Mrs. Dw1ght Sayr~ : Pnmary. worship ser\·ices would be know !ish and Journalism, and my allal) and teacher • trainingMrs. Harry P ens told the 3rd grade: Mrs. Bolly LloYd, the orgamst. They voted to cations! Interest testa all say 1 and chucked them all for a job FROM NEARBY FARM$ _ _ __ atory each morning, Miss Lmda Mrs. Cecil Duncan, Mrs. B1ll every Wednesday at 7:30 shine ill literary Interest. They on 8 small-town newspaper. doz. Gel! on Abolin was the song leader, GMnstead ; Jcnlou 4th gr1de- p.m. !or practice. are so right - I'd rather May your typewriter always Miss Becky Burris was the pl- Mrs. Luther Smith, Mrs. Ola 'floe group then practlced tha than eat, end lor ~even ba as busy u mlnet-H. , ' ,+- ' ' f l . ,; .. anist and each morning .began (;alhoun, ~rs. Gerald Clark: First Setting of the Worship Ser- now I've -{!Orked on ach<IOI with morning devotions m the Clark; Juruors 5th grade -Mrs. hymns and • anthem. ers and magazines. I want a Dear Helen: sanctuary of tho cburch I o r Herman Oblln~er, Mrs. Frank group then enjoyed punch career 111 journalism and A few -~• before sclloal ; _,at all ages. ~oung, Jr., MISs Sandy Pickcookiel. • · I'd ba &ood at It: magaZine!, was out, I was forced to get a 1 The Kitchell' Committee w a s eus; JuniOrs . 6th grade -Mrs. Those atteiidlng wore Rev. newspapers, advertising haircut, or be expelled lor 1 Mrs. Harry Capehart, chair· Howard BurriS, Mrs. Harry Jack Wefch, William Powen, so I can 111'lte. "okipplng." 1 wanted 1o graGu- : Jr., Mr. and Mrs. J o ae P b The cmly thing that ale with my claos, so now I 1 ADAMS or HOLSUM ~ 12~ Mrl. Harold Rose, Mrs. me Is my mother. She run practiCally baldheaclllll. It, Layne. Mrs. Kenneth Vic- think writing Is Important. .m like mt all sumt'ld to POMEROY . IIIII Lalah JaM Pt>well, want• me to be a teacber or grow beck my long hair. Ia thi Slonas 992-2m Mrs. Johny Jloosh. Mr&. Ph 11 secretary - something fair? -BARNEY Main St. 1 Batey, Mra. William Russell. and aecure. I try to tell Dear Barney: Mrs. J. V. Mcgrew, ehairman 1that when you have a Fair or not, take advantage of worship committee and gu~st, 1 you must fulfill lt. She just Mra. Otto Grimm. ' plies, "You're a foolish dreamROO'ARY CLUB er." Am 1? -BJi:RlOIJS $Til· Mr... GObert Barnett, Mason DENT I Counij Agent, was guetl speak- Dear Stud::en:::l:::.- - - - - at the Rotary aub on Thurs- - day evening lor lhelr 41 n n e r Genr1e Jewell, Mrs. meeting. A ohort bualnesa meet- Lleving, Mro. Clayton AI h e Y, ing followed. Mrs. Ray Weaver, Mrs. Harry Thoae ~Ing were 111111- Capehart, Mrs. Howard Burris, ard Ord. Jack Flesher, C l Yd a •Mrs. MOllt Bwnprner, Mrs. Foley, Dona14 Foglesong, Her- 0. 0. Sayre, Mrs. T. Be r I man Layne, Donald F. Roulh, Roush, Mrs. Fred Batey, Mrs. Lloyd Roush, Rome Wlllla!IIIOII, R. F. Bryant, Mrs. The l m a Rumll Capehart, Harry Miner, Capehart, Mrs. Cliff Roush 1114 Edwin stein, Arthur T h abe I, the hosteaaet. Ralph Wllltlqlre, IIAlbert G l tPEIIIONALI more, Frank Capehart, Karl MiSB Karen and 'Mr. *CINTRAL* to Wiles, Mel Clark, Lewis SUm- David Lievlng of ADD mert and Floyd eannact. Ohlo, •isitad their Your Present and UVI WJJIE IL\88 Mrs. Thelma AN Haalint Syu.-: OVIf The Live Wire Class of I b 1 ll!ld Mra. 01111 .. ~.U.B. Church met on Tuesday weekend . II with Mrs. Roy H 0 (f. Mn. James Marks •nd vand.11 and Mts. Olha Lievllll 11 daughter, Jant Potrell, ara Jis'= botteases. tUng Mrs. Markl' IIIIer In Flo::: The meeting opened with tile rida. . : • singing of "Blesaed Assuran .. " Mr. and Mrs. Nell Haymak· " ronowed with a prayer by Mrs. er and familf 11'1 vacallonlng Otha Llevlns. Mrs. Roy Hoff- this week at Watoga ·State OWl read Psalm 24, and a l'fJid. Park at Huntersville, W. Va. "The Ten Most WI n I 1 d Mr. an4 Ml'l. I..arry LeMas111111101 UJ'fllht f~ 11 ...:;. " They cloaed with pray- ters of Columbul, Ohio '. The Lord's Prayer. during the weekend with h • r .. George Jewell, presided parents, Mr. ln4 Mrs. Bill Howat till bllllnell meeting. They ard and Mike. tOted to contrlbutt toward t - I Mr. James Marks and Vand· at Dr. Bryant 11011, Wlllla!n Powell IV, art •isNO MONET DOWN! NO PAYJMNn UNII. Now Haven e11 July 4ttl. ltlJII Mra. Mlrks' 11011, Tom, In ~-· Adtrllrlll JUlY 31, 1961. Aho CMIIIallle.., A1A t.n• on- attendinl were Mr s. Calumbua, Ohio. · · New Haven News Notes ·. 1 c FRYERS Runnmg ser. W. Va. on Aug. 5. prices. As a token of appreciati(m a AMC cut the price of its low· silver engraoed tray wa.; pre- Getti&g the jump on Its big cost American model from $154 : sented to Rev. and Mrs. Frame. bn,tber, the AFL kicks of{ its Girts Wf"re also presented to his pre-t~eatmn campaign July %9 to $234 mark Feb. 21 to make it the lowest priced domestic car. rnoth'er , Mrs. Norman Fram~. at Akron, Ohio, with a game Tht move wa9 aimed at rewill be held at the residence of and to the Frame's children. btlw.. n DenYer and the Miami IJOiphins. It will be the otoring AMC's sagging share oi Agnes Whl te. A ssi•ting with the serving and 11 1 ed Ute auto market. th d .1 rs1 AFL game ever pay 0 5 RACINE BAND rnembl:!rco to er eta t for the OC·? ets~:lon in Ohio and helps set the POMER"OY 992-3975 I at Le!IPI StllldiDJI Columbuo bold a w1ener roast and potluck at the Syracuse Pal'K, 7 p. m. Thursday. Membm are to take a pound of wieners. a dzen obuns and other food. ln the event of rain, the e.il~lir Open Dally 9:00 to 7:00-Prlday Til I E. MAIN ST. 18.7~ to %!.~. Stock 1 IBioi'IUIIIOIIal SALES REPORT .. _.(_ Hetrers g~in MARKET Saturday Til 9 Farewell Party fsGiven for Frame Family }.. kambler UfdefS NEW YORK !UPU _ The 1'11'. PLEASANT LtVEb~ steer Calve 22.50 to 2us. stock By u.u~e4 p,.... JaterulioMI Jl<l01111• 4. Jllfll , Nallonal ••d Amedcaa Fool. • • SALES Co. , HeUer Calvea 2i to ai. , . ll'r L Pet. GB Jac.IOit'l!lle at ban:. Leagues, taki.nc yet aaHi~h Salllrday, Juao 17.t]t8'7 VEAL CALVES - Top• :!2; Rochllllter 22 ,821 ... postponad, rain) 1 other major atep Ia lbelr blol:l HOGS - Raceopts: llfi to 220 Seconds 30.80 ; Medium .27 to 29- Toronto 27 u .5!0 1 --~,_ torte merger, today aa..uat· DETROIT fUP() _American 121 to 22.10 ; HeaVIes 19 to 20; .60 ; Common and HeaVIes 26.71 Buffalo ' 26 25 .510 8\> 'l'llrt. w'ri~ra ~· ed re<'ltrd pre-season sched- Motors Corp .. which cut the ILights 18 to 21.20; Fat Sows to 31.20. Richmond 30 29 .503 8'1.1 The esJa)'t' llte1 pub:llfl))!~lf MASON - A farewell get to- ules, Including !be first exhlbl· price of Ito American mod e I I14.25 to 16, Boars 11 .35; Ptgs LAMBS - TopJ 24.50. Toledo 27 28 ,191 7\1 one ~oiume wttfer gether was held by member. o( lion gam" ever played be- 1earlier this year, now can't fill 1 ~ 10: Stock Shoats 14 to 17. Columbus :M 29 .473 1\1 "The Ileder-•Uat'' the congregation of the Mason twPen the two leagues. l•ll the ordero and 1, turning . CATILE ~ Herfers 19 to 21· DOVER, Entland (UPI)-A Jack;onvle 25 30 .15~ 8\> by A;exander ·llomUton : Methodist Church recently for ,some customers down .79'; Fat Cows 17 to 19: Canners team of Kanm teenager. Syracuse 23 32 .418 ll'h Jay and Jam@~ MadtiOII~ 1 the Rev. ~nd Mrs. M a; Yin The NFL bat olatod 51 . •ll to 15.75; Bulls 18.110 to 22.25; postponed their attempt to . Wedneadafs lleoults the oommon pen namt • '·t"''"·'" "" ' Frame who will be leaving the games aud the AFL 2!. Of I As s result, the company Mtlk Cows 131 to 147; · Stock swim the English Channel T~ledo 3 Syracuse i fnilthtl bliu.; " 'l'be fa ay1 ·wit "wrt tell Mason Methodist Church soon. these, 18 will be fnltrleague said Wednesday, some l)eople , Cows and Calves 173 to 181; Wednesday !Jecause of blustery Columbus 7 Rochester 5 Ost 7 to su 1 .,.1 Thursday Rev. Frame; alter seroir.g herr gameo, starting wltb the will have to wait un~l I a II 'Stock Steers 20.50 to 25; Stock weather conditions. · ' , lion of ? . ICII TRl COUNTY C.B. R n d lo four years, has been appointed 1 clash at Denver between the they will be ·sold ne•t I ' Club, Chapter 56, UCBRA, Will to the Methodist Church 10 K•y·l ~ronco• and the Detroit Lions year's models at this year's of Broodway quiet luncliet bu1 'mUsic-ftll~ older sprJc Linda Sulan be- WMiiiU-M~J!!'_.,..! �f' 't • ·. ;: .• 's. .( •• t Dally SentineL Pomeroy-Middleport, 0 ., June 22, 1967-7 ···va.icea.,.. ... Nlli'W YOliK - llebb!e t] aolda' tee for "Divorc< Anlerl· evenlnp with Gr4>ell ~odiea came Mn. Dana Bate in their tnca SI)'Ie' wu.• •OOO. You be- aelectod by 1\11111011 llaiiJldat!l, Westcheoler garden · .. 'l'b e : Jleve II? You clon'l! We're wltb who wroti "Never 011 Sonday" Young Married appeared wllh 'TENGA •=.-.:::::=..• . London hippies are On • the Garrl<:k Players m Washyou . but not IJII(lking •em· .. . SliD d1ieatlng till newo . ington D. c .. and wiU honey· '" are com linl to ~ Well, Klppyil Steak I< Lobstor moon 'as members of the Prov- I""'!~;:;:.~.A:-:-L....J Bi be Ito . ed In Palace will ·111n1 ealorles at ev· incetown Player• on Cape Cod 1 EKRIP how toalll' can ..u ruz eryone l'tberlnc Mob. nlgbt to • tbe brleleBi time; the record celebrate Betty Grable's open- ... Barbara Carter's book on last burped was 40 in 40 rollr ing 011 Bdwy. in "Hello, Do 1- Mayor Llndssy, "The Road to U . · utes The new Zum Zum res- lY" replacing Martbl kaye, City Hall,"ls due In Sept., part tauranl (I ex & 45th St.) •m· who was 111pposed to be In the ol the qulck-bulldup ir time for SUNDOL ploys Its own "Oberwurst,- role untU nexll Oct. but some- a '!II maybe-veepshlp nominaWHY cher,'' wh!l:h means Chief Sa , thing happenea at the boxo!- lion. • . . _ SelDOM EAT MLJCH. 1 sage Maker; 8 •fedwe dburp nght lice 011 the way to ,th< summer Donald O'Connor won't ap-1 11· aloD8 thlt we ay. please) 80 Betty legged it/In ~·s pear on TV un1eSB he' 5 Ill e lone ENFADE Get the bicarbonate . • Now II'I'IIIJO the <lr<lod lellert ( Gre e k keep In the gustatoml mood for "star" of the sbow; refuses to to form tilt aurpriot anower u : = ·' · And a /anCj ~w 1 117 W a mo : Tavern on the Green In be "just a guest" . But Don- , ~ IUIIfltlli bTthe abov.. irto'on. . Restaurant s open a M . Cenlt'l Park may JUS! be the aid will headline the L a I l n •r , ,st prettieot terrace dining room In Quarter later this year Cat- i j THIY'RE t. deserved.ly ~m- skills hotels (the Concord, for 1 . ' (..,.'" ,•..,•.,•., _ 0 .. ~ ~ma ~easo:. It's the Manhattan, ~ :..: !;!~raeu'iMy Lov~," featuring med on any day but ramy. instance) are cracking down on ' !!"""'"''HOARY CHCIKI CALICO INTACT ; ;..~~'Mediterranean fish flown over Universal ,International films beards . on - busboys, bellhops, tltllel"ftr • hi••' How "'• fiuhlonahl,. ron,,r., ; i ·. daily via bl#mplc AI r w a ys exec Ben Cohn had one daugh- etc.; byt suppose the boyo are ~ """•-"-"CitiC TO ClllC'' : ~ which, also, Is Greek, meaning ter gradUating from Sorah Law- Orthodox? tCBll the Hirsute An· 1- - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - ·• . On 8SSlS, · OWDed · · · It'll have renee on Frl '' and on Sun. hla II· Defamation League!). 1.. I I I . I I B== Jl! II I I n . t5 I I I 0 I b I I: I j ~'lth ' ' ' I' no; =~ Mg~~ c:~~ I ""'"-~"' I IJ rn"- Dear Helen: I ·was In love with the great· est. kiodest, moat .understandIng· guy In the world. But st,pid me. I le(t hfut broken-hearted lor another guy who seemed havuverything, We had aQ af· fair and I'm just lucky I wind up pregnant. Boyfriend "B" left me. Now I hear thet Boyfriend "A'' is still available, and I tmow he'll take me back, providing - 1 don't tell him about the affair. No boy iS understaru1in~ enough to take a girl bacl< on . - . .. :Coming Events --------oi SIMON'S ' -Maple Lawn Chicken WHOLE· • • ~rese nt , ' "' i [,. ' ' WHOLE HOUSE AIR CONDITIONING On1y ---.. ( " mt>nt exerciM of the 85t 99c . " -•. MOiill&.. - ......"""'" . _ Illite ' ...... """ "' ..... ........ hov.o ai.- cond'tl1onmg for .,_ hOft10I Cullh oil eel en ....... in yow ont1ro h...., a llnlo ...- " - """" .... .._, to for 1· .. 2 - ...IIIII .... ilowM air oondill<ll*o; htl!lt !Nap ._,., ct_ ... . len humid. mora poll... frft. 0... wyAIM lo piiJfely effidene, tleciR. : •ui:Ael - .' Here's Whot YOtJ Gett Otrtshta aeda-, 1llcDw eal lllliolllllotiL., ttwer.ur .. ......,. C'f• ,.., ,.,. ............. "001·~"" ... IISWDIMW ISliM'.JE ·" ·'.. FOREMAN & ABBOTT l t .I I . . MIDDLEPORT, OHIO today!" Mrs. Ruth Richie and Me. 1and Mrs. Kenneth Holcomb or IColumbus •pent a weekend with M . d M G· •I d C ff• Ntxt To Elberfelds On Sacond St. Ph. 992·2933 $2.2· 5 Value "We Teie1raph Flowers Anywht>u, Anyt1me' ' 1 '1·-..;;;;~~.;;;.;.;;.;;;.~-----· r. an.._~_:':.:':..::'··_:.:.":>l:o::_:r:_.:::o=::"'~·. ___'',.,..,...,.,.,.,...,.,,.,;.._ _ _, -·-·-- OUIII/ty Freezer todl'( I 90% OF MARKET VALUE Other Modele St•rt At $149.95no r 0 Syrac o.1 ~e MARKETABLE SECURITIES Immediate Action Strictest Confidence Opln8to5 , Mon.thru Thur. • to • Frf; - 8 to 5 Sat. Walker ~ Townsend, Inc. 80 WALL STREO N1W YORK, N. Y.. 10005 PLENTY OF FRE-E (Tel.) 212 943-4696 PARKING 606 E. Main St. Po,meroy, _ 9 \O: t l!:i l\Ny. IDE , I , :. . ' SHEER STRIPS Limited Supply - Hurryl c REG, 63c POLAROID SWINGER LISTERINE ,. c Family Si:te 200unce .77 ~eg. $1.39 '$19.95 VALUE DISCOUNTED., - DELIVERED TUBE Reg. $1.45 $1,04 TAME .. $1.00 Size COPPEflTONI BOTTLE R•l· _$1.60 ' .QENTLE lEG. $1.24 ,UPEII. Hair DIPPITY Spr~y ··DO·· ~, $2 ' 00 SIZE · $1.19 · Shower ShOwer· BODY POWDER 7'h QUNCE SAVE 32c eWIDbiNG INVITATIONI eiiiDIIIOOKI REG. $1.25 REO. 19c EACH HAIR SETI ~~~TIONI etHAHk YOU NOTII ,. , eWHITI l!lj.ll SEE YOUR CHEVROLET DEALER! . eW.'HAVJIALL ' ' .I YOUit.WIDQING NIJI»J 'QTY .• ' ••• ' CARD SHOP ·! rasP. DISCOUNTED DELIV.ERED Tht lri4!a-Tht Gr10111 • R<~d io earphout ~ • ·r r ,uHHtor' J' c• d :d Si1P. $ IT TAICIS THREI TO GET MARRIED e. 1 $10.00 VALUE R•lalta will be emceed by the j D~e Jays. _Adml"'lon 75e 1>er person. RUTLAND AMERICAN Lor ton Post and the Auxiliary ara 1"•-lpQnsnrlng a Pee Wee Lea( Ut and will bold a ta1 day lhi• :' 1turday In Rutland. Bob Haw;· •ns 11 Uoe coach with B o b · wick and Jim 'l'bomaa, Co • Mgrs. lCE CREAM SOCIAL at the Racine Fire Houle, Saturday. June :11, starting al S p. m. ,,pansored by the AU11llary. · n~e and pie will also be JO!d. p.,meroy llm_ne &Auto . Model KP-14 11nd an annual event of the Pome>rov ·REGATTA CITY, U.S.A.·· POMEROY JUNE 23-24-25 ON RADIO 1~ and THI CITY LOANS ' With n;ry!ng Sarurday . .··············'···-···! Stop for your Admlr.t 14-TRANSISTOR'· LAUNDRY BASKET .. STREET DANCE will he eeld thl! Saturday night at thr Pomeroy Lynn Street from 9 to 1Z o. m., sponsored by th• American Lesion. 'l'lte dance ltlhlch l• - - - 5 .,... • ,.,. ,. ... - $10-60 per .. " • hor·, Pop's way Of remlndIna me that I'd betler m Friday at the Masonic Temple, Pomeroy. Ralph Smith, wunhy grand patron, will be lhe inspecting omcer. (}lltJic• oar Norma Goodwin Florist Church of the Nazarene will be held at the church Friday ,,.. ning at 7:30, Craft• made bv lhe children will be on dloplay In the rooms at 7. A picnic will be held Thurtday at o.oon In the Stale Park. MGtherl are asked to ba JlreiOnl. AMERICAN LEGION 'IIIII eoononoor an out•lde teen dance "nder the staro Friday night rturl~g the Pomeroy Regatw at the Pomeroy lenni• court from ~ : 30 to ta p. m. The Jay' will emcee. Admission prco !IOc. INSPECI'ION of Pomeroy t'hapter IN, Order of ttoe Easto·rn Star, will be held at 7:45 p. _,...,. l\111-lrka •' BIBLE SCHOOL CommPn«- $188·18 -- 1 FRIDAY .,. ., - ' S1 UPRIGHT or CHEST ::1:: 1 C'ar\ Moore Thursday eveninl!l . I Mrs. Geoffrey Wilson will be Ute assisting hostess. I $429 the program and dt'vo- ~~~"f"V'"' ~~,!f~~fr«~ 1 69c lBERSBACH McCOY'S MILK HARDWARE BREAD AtLSTAR c~n~ toons will be given by Miss Mar- . garet Sauer. The hostesses will COLU~mus (UPI) - Cedbe Mrs. Lewis Sauer, Mrs. Le- · ar Express, owntd and drivland Brown, Mrs. Jack Satter- , •• by Nick Dlelman of Uma, lteld, Miss Sauer, Mrs. Clar- 1 P0•t•d ht• first win In lour •nee Lacey, and Mrs. a.arles s!Brto by laking lbe featured Shumaker. $1,11110 handicap pace WednO!d•Y night at Scioto DoW111. KNIGHTS OF PYTffiAS, Py- The i-yeur-old geldlni took thlan Sisters, and famillea w!H command at the head of l.he t•old a picnic at 6:30 p. m., I stretrh •nd won a two-horse Thursday at the Kyger Creek photo finish with Goldea Park. Those atteodlng al'e to . Trail• 111 a slow 2:10. T be lake a covered dish and thell' [ winner paid '18, $7.40 and own table service. $1.40. WILLING WO · RKERS CLASS ~""~~:tJ'1~m~r'l";'!W"lWf~'""~ o' the Enterprise EUB Ch urc.·h _ . will meel at the home of Mrs. BOLOGNA- 3 $1 - J~t~ ;/tr j,"'m''"~~ 1 2 $1 3 Thes~ , ,i'\,, ,. ' ,. • POMEROY MOTOR : . ' I , .. 4ol· '· ' -SKIN BltAc;EJt ,. '''j.t .,, 0\JNcl "• ·•· i~'>. , '·. l~e '~ '·c \ '' ... ' : ' ' • \ J i l '., A· 1~. 2for f. · !;• 1 -----~-----~ E6GS U.: ~ n~ WOMEN'S ASSOCIATION of tered the tables along w11.11 crv· : the Mldc!leport First United stal candle holders with pi;k Presbyterian Church will meet candles to correspond w1th arat 7:30 Thursday night at the rangoments. ehurch. Mrs. Carl Horky will I ---- HAM SANDWICHES Fo': 95c HAM SALAD crystal containers. · HELEN HELP US! · 1 . In, \;~•~ parade. All ,67 graduate' and Russell Barton • MEAT u meet Thursday, June 22. ; I 8 ;•r~ ~~- Fre~ Spelncer. Mrs.! sta~e for Clnclnnatl'o entry lnp m. at the Rscine High Sctiool · · 1 son. 1 rs . . ester 7-l'r· to the league in 1H8. to make plano lor the Regatta kle. Mrs. Murl Megee. M r '· I this year'• Freshmen asked to . Mrs. Ray Pro!Ntt used hraullttend t1ru1 fl ower arrahgements m lb. man, Mro. Bernard Llevlng, Hoffman, Mlsa Carolyn Roush, Cl><!hairman, Mrs. Ottle Roush, Miss Lynn Miller; Junior High, Mrs. Pete Grlnotead and Mrs. Mrs. John Oldaker, Mrs. SaClRay Hoffman. uel Halstead, Mrs. Paul Hesson. -Te, chers and helpers were: LliTHERANS ORGANIZE Kln~garten, 3 years thru I CBOIR . years, Mrs. John Hoffman, Mro. Memberl oi St. Paul LutherE.U.B. HAS BIBLE SCHOOL Judy Hesson. Mrs. C h a r leo an Church met at the H a v en YOIJ'I'Il Your mother forgets I h a t The stall oi the vacation Bl· fioush, Dreama Stevens; Bcgtnfor tho purpose of re- This column Is for you without the writers, there SLICED ble School at tlie New Haven nero, Mrs. Ray Kent. Mrs. Le8an Adult Choir. '!be j)eople, their problema a would be no teachers - for E.U.B. Churcb held their eval- ey Roush, Mls• Bonnie Roush: began with the singing pleasureo, their troubles what could they teach! · 1 lb. uatlon meeting or the •Chool Primary, lsi grade, Mrs. Har"Day Is Dying in tile West" fun. A• with the reo! o: When you have a dream, bon-' which ended on Friday, Jllfte old Bumgarner. Miss Judy Ath- followed with devotions led by Help U~!, it welcom~s laugbB ey, don't let anyone sidetrack l Bth Plans were made by the •Y. Mrs. Charlene Dodd; Prl· Rav. Jack Welch. but wont dndge a ;enous you _ and don't ever listen to I •taff and Rev. Paul Fortney lor mary, 2nd grade, Mrs. James An election of officen "a • Uon with 1 brush-of!. those who downgrade journal- \ tlleir scbool to be held next fear Gilbert, Miss Elizabeth Hudnall, held with Miss Lelah J a n e nd · tee Ism It's a nne and rewarding : Mrs. Carl, Gibbs, Director ol Mro. Cecil Duncan, Mrs. R iII being elected president to SeyoJ':f AS~;je FOR IT, car,;.r, and there's no limit to I lb. the Bible Scbool, reported th,t Grinstead: Jumoro, ltb grade, Mr1. Hilda Ridgway wao I H I H I US' this how far tt will take you pro- 1 89 children r•gistited al t h • Mn. Luther Smith, Mrs. 0 Ia elected secretary and librarian. care 0 e en e P ·' vided you have talent and drive. oohool and there were 35 teach· Calhoun, Mrs. Gerald Clark; A bllsln..o meeting was held. newspaper. Also you'll never once be bor- 1 ors and helpers. T_he \Peme U8- ·Juniors, 5th grade, Mrs. Her- and the group voted that their STAND BY YOUB GUNS ed :.._ this from a gal who nevHOME MADE ed this year was • Wnli<mg Je8- man Ohhnger, Mrs. Frank year would begin w oI h Dear Helen! er has been! -H. u•' Way." A nuraert (or babies Young, Jr,, Miss Sandy Pick- June and end with June. They I am a high ochool senior P. s. Years ago I too was _ _ lb. and toddlers up to f years was ens; Juniors, .6th grade, Mrs. also voted that there would be and, !lite mo!t young people, In- given the bit about "starving I provided, Mrs. Roy Cooke and Howard Burros. Mrs. Harry no assistant orglll!lot, that the terested in my future vocation. writerB." So I took secretarial\ Mrs. Madge w~er we~ e In Hoffman .. Miss Carolyn . organist playing (or the Sunday My beat grades are in courses (a big help to a journcbarge. Mrs. H? ani Bums and Mrs. Dw1ght Sayr~ : Pnmary. worship ser\·ices would be know !ish and Journalism, and my allal) and teacher • trainingMrs. Harry P ens told the 3rd grade: Mrs. Bolly LloYd, the orgamst. They voted to cations! Interest testa all say 1 and chucked them all for a job FROM NEARBY FARM$ _ _ __ atory each morning, Miss Lmda Mrs. Cecil Duncan, Mrs. B1ll every Wednesday at 7:30 shine ill literary Interest. They on 8 small-town newspaper. doz. Gel! on Abolin was the song leader, GMnstead ; Jcnlou 4th gr1de- p.m. !or practice. are so right - I'd rather May your typewriter always Miss Becky Burris was the pl- Mrs. Luther Smith, Mrs. Ola 'floe group then practlced tha than eat, end lor ~even ba as busy u mlnet-H. , ' ,+- ' ' f l . ,; .. anist and each morning .began (;alhoun, ~rs. Gerald Clark: First Setting of the Worship Ser- now I've -{!Orked on ach<IOI with morning devotions m the Clark; Juruors 5th grade -Mrs. hymns and • anthem. ers and magazines. I want a Dear Helen: sanctuary of tho cburch I o r Herman Oblln~er, Mrs. Frank group then enjoyed punch career 111 journalism and A few -~• before sclloal ; _,at all ages. ~oung, Jr., MISs Sandy Pickcookiel. • · I'd ba &ood at It: magaZine!, was out, I was forced to get a 1 The Kitchell' Committee w a s eus; JuniOrs . 6th grade -Mrs. Those atteiidlng wore Rev. newspapers, advertising haircut, or be expelled lor 1 Mrs. Harry Capehart, chair· Howard BurriS, Mrs. Harry Jack Wefch, William Powen, so I can 111'lte. "okipplng." 1 wanted 1o graGu- : Jr., Mr. and Mrs. J o ae P b The cmly thing that ale with my claos, so now I 1 ADAMS or HOLSUM ~ 12~ Mrl. Harold Rose, Mrs. me Is my mother. She run practiCally baldheaclllll. It, Layne. Mrs. Kenneth Vic- think writing Is Important. .m like mt all sumt'ld to POMEROY . IIIII Lalah JaM Pt>well, want• me to be a teacber or grow beck my long hair. Ia thi Slonas 992-2m Mrs. Johny Jloosh. Mr&. Ph 11 secretary - something fair? -BARNEY Main St. 1 Batey, Mra. William Russell. and aecure. I try to tell Dear Barney: Mrs. J. V. Mcgrew, ehairman 1that when you have a Fair or not, take advantage of worship committee and gu~st, 1 you must fulfill lt. She just Mra. Otto Grimm. ' plies, "You're a foolish dreamROO'ARY CLUB er." Am 1? -BJi:RlOIJS $Til· Mr... GObert Barnett, Mason DENT I Counij Agent, was guetl speak- Dear Stud::en:::l:::.- - - - - at the Rotary aub on Thurs- - day evening lor lhelr 41 n n e r Genr1e Jewell, Mrs. meeting. A ohort bualnesa meet- Lleving, Mro. Clayton AI h e Y, ing followed. Mrs. Ray Weaver, Mrs. Harry Thoae ~Ing were 111111- Capehart, Mrs. Howard Burris, ard Ord. Jack Flesher, C l Yd a •Mrs. MOllt Bwnprner, Mrs. Foley, Dona14 Foglesong, Her- 0. 0. Sayre, Mrs. T. Be r I man Layne, Donald F. Roulh, Roush, Mrs. Fred Batey, Mrs. Lloyd Roush, Rome Wlllla!IIIOII, R. F. Bryant, Mrs. The l m a Rumll Capehart, Harry Miner, Capehart, Mrs. Cliff Roush 1114 Edwin stein, Arthur T h abe I, the hosteaaet. Ralph Wllltlqlre, IIAlbert G l tPEIIIONALI more, Frank Capehart, Karl MiSB Karen and 'Mr. *CINTRAL* to Wiles, Mel Clark, Lewis SUm- David Lievlng of ADD mert and Floyd eannact. Ohlo, •isitad their Your Present and UVI WJJIE IL\88 Mrs. Thelma AN Haalint Syu.-: OVIf The Live Wire Class of I b 1 ll!ld Mra. 01111 .. ~.U.B. Church met on Tuesday weekend . II with Mrs. Roy H 0 (f. Mn. James Marks •nd vand.11 and Mts. Olha Lievllll 11 daughter, Jant Potrell, ara Jis'= botteases. tUng Mrs. Markl' IIIIer In Flo::: The meeting opened with tile rida. . : • singing of "Blesaed Assuran .. " Mr. and Mrs. Nell Haymak· " ronowed with a prayer by Mrs. er and familf 11'1 vacallonlng Otha Llevlns. Mrs. Roy Hoff- this week at Watoga ·State OWl read Psalm 24, and a l'fJid. Park at Huntersville, W. Va. "The Ten Most WI n I 1 d Mr. an4 Ml'l. I..arry LeMas111111101 UJ'fllht f~ 11 ...:;. " They cloaed with pray- ters of Columbul, Ohio '. The Lord's Prayer. during the weekend with h • r .. George Jewell, presided parents, Mr. ln4 Mrs. Bill Howat till bllllnell meeting. They ard and Mike. tOted to contrlbutt toward t - I Mr. James Marks and Vand· at Dr. Bryant 11011, Wlllla!n Powell IV, art •isNO MONET DOWN! NO PAYJMNn UNII. Now Haven e11 July 4ttl. ltlJII Mra. Mlrks' 11011, Tom, In ~-· Adtrllrlll JUlY 31, 1961. Aho CMIIIallle.., A1A t.n• on- attendinl were Mr s. Calumbua, Ohio. · · New Haven News Notes ·. 1 c FRYERS Runnmg ser. W. Va. on Aug. 5. prices. As a token of appreciati(m a AMC cut the price of its low· silver engraoed tray wa.; pre- Getti&g the jump on Its big cost American model from $154 : sented to Rev. and Mrs. Frame. bn,tber, the AFL kicks of{ its Girts Wf"re also presented to his pre-t~eatmn campaign July %9 to $234 mark Feb. 21 to make it the lowest priced domestic car. rnoth'er , Mrs. Norman Fram~. at Akron, Ohio, with a game Tht move wa9 aimed at rewill be held at the residence of and to the Frame's children. btlw.. n DenYer and the Miami IJOiphins. It will be the otoring AMC's sagging share oi Agnes Whl te. A ssi•ting with the serving and 11 1 ed Ute auto market. th d .1 rs1 AFL game ever pay 0 5 RACINE BAND rnembl:!rco to er eta t for the OC·? ets~:lon in Ohio and helps set the POMER"OY 992-3975 I at Le!IPI StllldiDJI Columbuo bold a w1ener roast and potluck at the Syracuse Pal'K, 7 p. m. Thursday. Membm are to take a pound of wieners. a dzen obuns and other food. ln the event of rain, the e.il~lir Open Dally 9:00 to 7:00-Prlday Til I E. MAIN ST. 18.7~ to %!.~. Stock 1 IBioi'IUIIIOIIal SALES REPORT .. _.(_ Hetrers g~in MARKET Saturday Til 9 Farewell Party fsGiven for Frame Family }.. kambler UfdefS NEW YORK !UPU _ The 1'11'. PLEASANT LtVEb~ steer Calve 22.50 to 2us. stock By u.u~e4 p,.... JaterulioMI Jl<l01111• 4. Jllfll , Nallonal ••d Amedcaa Fool. • • SALES Co. , HeUer Calvea 2i to ai. , . ll'r L Pet. GB Jac.IOit'l!lle at ban:. Leagues, taki.nc yet aaHi~h Salllrday, Juao 17.t]t8'7 VEAL CALVES - Top• :!2; Rochllllter 22 ,821 ... postponad, rain) 1 other major atep Ia lbelr blol:l HOGS - Raceopts: llfi to 220 Seconds 30.80 ; Medium .27 to 29- Toronto 27 u .5!0 1 --~,_ torte merger, today aa..uat· DETROIT fUP() _American 121 to 22.10 ; HeaVIes 19 to 20; .60 ; Common and HeaVIes 26.71 Buffalo ' 26 25 .510 8\> 'l'llrt. w'ri~ra ~· ed re<'ltrd pre-season sched- Motors Corp .. which cut the ILights 18 to 21.20; Fat Sows to 31.20. Richmond 30 29 .503 8'1.1 The esJa)'t' llte1 pub:llfl))!~lf MASON - A farewell get to- ules, Including !be first exhlbl· price of Ito American mod e I I14.25 to 16, Boars 11 .35; Ptgs LAMBS - TopJ 24.50. Toledo 27 28 ,191 7\1 one ~oiume wttfer gether was held by member. o( lion gam" ever played be- 1earlier this year, now can't fill 1 ~ 10: Stock Shoats 14 to 17. Columbus :M 29 .473 1\1 "The Ileder-•Uat'' the congregation of the Mason twPen the two leagues. l•ll the ordero and 1, turning . CATILE ~ Herfers 19 to 21· DOVER, Entland (UPI)-A Jack;onvle 25 30 .15~ 8\> by A;exander ·llomUton : Methodist Church recently for ,some customers down .79'; Fat Cows 17 to 19: Canners team of Kanm teenager. Syracuse 23 32 .418 ll'h Jay and Jam@~ MadtiOII~ 1 the Rev. ~nd Mrs. M a; Yin The NFL bat olatod 51 . •ll to 15.75; Bulls 18.110 to 22.25; postponed their attempt to . Wedneadafs lleoults the oommon pen namt • '·t"''"·'" "" ' Frame who will be leaving the games aud the AFL 2!. Of I As s result, the company Mtlk Cows 131 to 147; · Stock swim the English Channel T~ledo 3 Syracuse i fnilthtl bliu.; " 'l'be fa ay1 ·wit "wrt tell Mason Methodist Church soon. these, 18 will be fnltrleague said Wednesday, some l)eople , Cows and Calves 173 to 181; Wednesday !Jecause of blustery Columbus 7 Rochester 5 Ost 7 to su 1 .,.1 Thursday Rev. Frame; alter seroir.g herr gameo, starting wltb the will have to wait un~l I a II 'Stock Steers 20.50 to 25; Stock weather conditions. · ' , lion of ? . ICII TRl COUNTY C.B. R n d lo four years, has been appointed 1 clash at Denver between the they will be ·sold ne•t I ' Club, Chapter 56, UCBRA, Will to the Methodist Church 10 K•y·l ~ronco• and the Detroit Lions year's models at this year's of Broodway quiet luncliet bu1 'mUsic-ftll~ older sprJc Linda Sulan be- WMiiiU-M~J!!'_.,..! �.. ' . • .I ! • I '. - Bv FRED LASSWEI,L · ROBIN MALON.! . -•··· . .I .APAll'l'MBNT adult~ ~. ClcJmoio 111111 aDd LOcust, • per montb. Phone ~. ; I Hounds, 9 weeks can 9115, 3326. Margaret Groce, Long Bottom, Ohio. 6 21 6tc 1863 CHEVllOCET Impala, two G 21 . Jtp "' I BEDROOM bo1141!, 1638 LID._.._ eoiD Hel&bta, ~ per montb. p~ m.Ml9. 6 21 lip .. " ' .., ~.. --===-===--o--o---'..... , , . ftt .c••~ 7 ROOM HOUSE, S bedrooms. ~.Z £! ., .:;t · .. UM!ated in Pomeroy. Large Ill 11 · !cit. Pbone 1!12,2590. ! .·' u\'111 &Z! tic ,. .=··- 1110-'::- ..,.. = lOt Will All ~ 1 "' Olio 11 ..:".:•.,::-,:,:• -.-,- 2 APARTMENTS newly .deon••• orated, two with 2 roems fand 1 ,.. o•e · 1 Call """ 11 "'"' """- .., Werd. lla WMMUihe ta · with 5 ,j,V~~J.UIII' rn11r ,....,,_ _ ~"' .. ... .., 2961. In evenlllgs 992-2792. .:: ::..,. It 6 ~ 3te CAID Q11 ftiAN.Q A Olltu&aiU --IIJI "' •• .,.,. '"'"-"' ••• HOUSETRAILER f 2 bedrooms Mc~JfiMII wtnll h. ' ILJMD ••• Sy- ·.:nore St.. Middleport. ":=-' ... ···- ... - Phone 74U757. .• 6 20 6tp . '' ftM ' OfFICI HOUU W1rited To •·_, IT'I IAIY TO PLACI A CHEST 'l'jlpe deep freeze. For· est Run Methodist Chnrch. • Phone 11111-W. 6 20 3tc ANTIQUES. WUiiam Ha mm, Middleport. Olito. m-2959. · 5 26 30tp t5 kind - Roots • Bark ~ seng, yellow root, wild ginger, May Apple, clean, no dirt. ReedBill ~lliley,Ohi~· 0~, Bol 14• SVI e, O, '" f 17 12Dtc WANT AD PMONI ttw111 ----:-:--.:----- Notice SHOOTING MATCH, June 25, I p. m., Robert Hill Farm, R•· cine · Bashan Rd. Sponsored by Racine Fire Dep~~:;t. I _ _ _ _ _ _6_ _ 771 WILL give away 11 month old . to respons 'lble Border Colhe person. Contact James Lee ===:-::-:-.,--:::-~Hunt, !,etart Falls, Ohio. STANDING Umber Jn Oblo or 6 20 3tc West VIrginia, or old farms with 'tlmber. Marlon Reynold!, 8oJ Tl, Syracuse, Oblo. ·' lUtfc MEIGS CO. FISH & GAME 1 fl.. ~~ \ tric refrigerator and ga s stove for a good pick • up 'truck, phone 992~21 or 23!8. 6 20 3tc ''~ j I' R T. Coupe, 325 HP. engine, Powerg~de, l!o~er steering. Beautiful white over turquoiSe finish, matching vinyl interior, 11,000 miles, whitewall tires show little wear. Radio and heater. . 1965 Mustang Convertible .... $1795 Nowl ''Very" Spocltl Prien 289 - VB engine, 4 speed trans. 4 new whitewall tires, console black finish, white top. Sharp Inside FREEZER SALE and out. Radio and heater. J IS cu. ft. "Vory" Spoclel ONE MALE Terrier puppy. Jacob Baer, .Rl I, Minersville. 6 22 3tc MUST- SELL - Due to buying home out of State, 5 room all electric rancll, full basement, carport, city water and sewer, 10 Joan St., Haven Heights, New Haven, W. Va. Asking $10,500, write. Allml Bonney, 158 Skylands Road, Ringwood, N. Y., 07456 or phone, 201-962-7353. 6 21 6tc TwO STORY brick 7 Bnd I' -======:::;==; WANTED Carriers Needed For room ntinel Office 194·50 Olhor Sins On Soft Strvleo For Enry Silt Comploto Lint AI..Condlllonors, low •• $149 1963 Chevy II Station Wagon ·· $1095 Local ~ owner car, 6 cyl. engine, Powerglide, good CHARL&$ LISLE SyriCU$41, Ohio SAil$.& SERVIa For Fr11 Esti..,ates · •Aluminum Awnlnge •Aluminum S,lding •Aluminum Railings eA!pmlnum WindoWI & Doore e Car Portt • Patios '• • Blown In Insulation or Call Coiled 532-6881 Elmer E. White, 404% So. 4th St., Ironton II ONI 01' Tltll NICEST PEOI'\.tl ... CALL i Rawlings Hond1 S1lea I WYNI51 MIDDLIPORT, OHIO Representative In This Area 20 YNrs For · 6v DICK RAWLINGS V. V.Johnson&Son 222 '-4th Aw., Huntington ONE WOULD THINI( THE C.I.A. WOULD HAVE A 50VIET :SPACE CENTER. UOLLY PER'IN'S 1' Fl~NG SAUCER HAS 13ECOME SUSPECT. RADIATOR SERVICE S.lesand Service Ohio Boat and Motor License SOIWARZEL MARINE EXPERIENQD All New Rodlator Shop WHEEL AliiGNMENT eC.r eTruck . eHeatat Core • Bulldozer IAnyType AND BRAKE SERVICE HOCKINGPORT, OHIO PHONE 667.3370 •Su our oxhlbilln lho """'mtn:lol tent Rogollo WMkond , . KEITH GOBLE FORD WY MIN Middleport, BLAEnNARS 8v 4RT SANSOM o.l Phone 992·2143 Pomeroy ·. • TAXI/• WII'INi! WINKLE I 13ETTER Pl.EA5E FILL OUT OUR REG15TRATION CARD, SIGN UP WENDY1 IIWE5T 'IOJR ~U~ET ~EFOREI IN 5e\IIING LE5SONS AND CHANGE 'IOU'LL llE ABLE 10 ,..,_.,-1 MY MIND. AFFORD ALL THE Cl01HEB 'lOU WANT.JrJrr{!?i • POMEROY \1'12.2181 Low mileage. Sharp interior. Light green finish, whitewall tires, radio and heater. ~ "" h HU: ..... Ui, loi. U.S. P.t. Off. ' 1958 GMC% TON---~ $199 1955 FORD% TON $149 -~·. ... qA$0LitlE ALLEY BRilllll: -' ,• '"' . ' . . ·. Pomeroy Motor Company Open Evenings Unt119:00 "Your Chevy Dealer" 3CJt318E. Main . . Pomeroy, Ohio roof~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ F~ec(. LM A ~~AC! BEFORe.!. MULTIPLY! i .,...... J t· 22 LITTLE ORPHAN ANNIE By HAROLD . ·.. ,' GRAY - -]• J ~ '' "'" ~ ' .-' HOW FAR COI.Ilt> 'S14E RlJH A~ID W~ERf: TAI<:C A GIRL, ALL <t;TAf$6EO ~1'\D Q..ASHED; NO'&ODV SUT UNCLE i ;;======-=•• ·, ' 10 SOCifJY! DES~oY Me I ~~ ·s -~ 'H·: '~'I By MERRILL BLOSSER Le-I I ~ :: ~- Ru . IIUloiQ , , , ·;·c~ ''" ~: ·- ~f· ,., . ~ .. - GMAC Fin1ncing dillon. No upkeep. Seen by For Sale for . S1l1 ' appotn•~ent .only. V_ i r g II .. Fnrtr !eel Craf"'t-:Crui::-:-.ser- ~..ILl )IJ .. • PltLCI:!aJ turruture <J ,..... ~CoD VV"' Wanted :~er' Racme, 0~ 0 · ~t~ has dual contra~. ship to our llllrd Door budget' shop. - - - - - - - - - - - - --------·- - · .. _ -· _ shore phone, Oymg Baker Fnrnlture, Mid••loooJ1 WANTED to buy a good Ford 11156 CHEVROLET. 6 cylinder, sleeps six in three separate Oblo. 11 12 tfc Body between '1957 and 1962. 1 standard transmission, two rooms, call or see Hugo Pt~;.l;...:..=---~------1 Con~ct James Lee Hunt, door. Phone 742-4656. otti at the H&E Shoe Service, II' SELF CONTAINED travel tart Falls Ohio. 6 20 31c . e 22 3lp Gallipolis, phone 441Hl670 Ira II e r, 1967 "Hannallne" ' · -·- ·· 5·-ROOMhOuselinci·2- iols: will ter 5 p.m. 6 20 6tc Has furnace, range Wlfh sell separately or together, 1954 DODGE truck utility, en, gas • elec., ~~~~:; Mulberry His.• 1192-3429. Chevrolet panel truck, pbone toilet and other extras. NOW rAKING • 20 tfc SIX, Price t1895. Contact 119:! "l83 after 4 p.m. 6 2D 3tp tin Hall, Roush Drive, New APPLICATIOi(S 1183 RAMBLER 4 door Station! Haven, W. Va. Phone Wagon, Standard shift, lowi ale Gainer, 985-.1370. 6 20 3tp 2D6, 6 ta 5te FOR CARRIERS mlleage, excellent <:ondition.! 'BEiiiii<XiMiiOiiSe,-MiiSoii;1I.J,iiiiiiiY'Ci~D; - -·- -. See Walter Grueser, River· ' 31 Clarinet, in good , ..• View Drive, Pomeroy, Ohio. I Va., Call 773-5611 or. 992-67tfl58c . dillon, Price $75. Phone IN MIDDLEPORT. v ' Haven, lm-2682. e 20 6201fc . .. _ _ , __, Pomeroy, Ohio .1.l'L P.IINER FOR THEIR 5/'IE'S • .A EXPEI71TION ;· I storm bath. Full basement, We con· I·. windows, excellent 110 MMhanlc St. GiORGI' NONOER 1963 _Volkswagen 2 Dr... ·.... ·.. $995 For Sale =-:-::=::----:-- - ,. Daily 1966 Chevelle SS •396 ····· ··· ·· $2395 l!IQ STIJDEBAKER Lark, elec- Help Wanted ,..j' CHECK THESE! whitewall tires, vinyl Interior, white oover blue finish. S.le or Tr1de ANNUAL FISH FRY and TRAP SHOOT THURSDAY JUNE 22 ALL DAY 7 ROOM HOUSE, Bath~lilrcil · panelled dining room and llv·lng room, wall to wall carpet In living room. Has city water, good neighborhood. Own· er· is leaving state, p h 0 n e 992-5900. 6 21. ate SHORT TUBE Universal Milk· . er, set of 14" Ollver bottom dragplows, OUver com bind· er, New Holland baler with motor. the canvas practlcaDy new. Mrs. Clyde Well. Five Points. Phone 99U310. 6 21 Sip sa ACRES of land, ~ room house, poultry house, barn, corn crib, Jlh mlles f r o m Rutland, $3500. George Hobstetter, Broker, Po m·e roy. Hilton Wolfe, Salesman. Ph. !4~11. 6 21 3te during Regatta Week· end. Our show room open Sunday P.M. . ""• ...... ''"' ..........~" • "" ..,.1ibtt....... ..... IT'D J!f! NICS' TO 5fiiil' A Fi<!IE'ND:Y Ftlt:f!i .... euT l 61.1E5& e;ve~Ne F6e/;5 LONE!L.Y w;ai T~ FitS!'· ' HIT N'.OtN!tCU5 Alt;NU&. HONDA Come In and visit us I ''+ j,. I·• \fORE LEDGER,DOC, I GOT A NOTION THIS 15TH' LAST TWO I OWE ON Mlf BILL door shift, hardtop, ani extra327-V8, clean,sta::l:.:=~==r===========~;r:===~==== $25 and take over. Phone Mason CA!ntact; 773-5282. 6 21 tfc REGATTA SPECIALS r: a~asiness · Services IF~E'LLCHECK . Bi;.N RAISIN' A 14AND T"l-HiLP HER, AND ~ aET\II"t' HIMBeLt: =:-::===-:--;-,-: -:; ; COOLO ~H[. HIDE? \Q A 1400PITAL? BUT DON'T. "THEY ~ SUC~ T~\NC.S '? BUT IF HAN 10:0 THAT bAi'& QRL··~ HALF' SL.AU!l'-11'~ ~OR . AUIY 000. GoETTl!'\' "INVOLVED" , lv v . T. HAMLIN ___________ CA!nt1d flY' Menley I Middleport - -·· HANNAH'S HUSBAND Hector l hates hard work so he cleans lhe rugs with Blue Lustre. r Jlenl electric shampooer $1. Pomeroy Cement Block Co. • . :.L,__ _ ___ __ 6196te - .. -- For Rent ---ROOM FurniBhed apartment DAILY CROSSWORD AVBOSS :qhJa ... 3.1lJP14 lampot 4. GlJido<l . !i. Jr.'e ladle &.Gave' .. l!gbt 'LOot'• - feet. ' SOUP'S ON, the rug that is, ao &W sa 1 with batb. 304 Spring AVe., clean the SP,Ot with Blue Lu• Cki6e to sebools, 992-3714. tre. Rent ~ectrlc shampooer II. llano 621 lie $1. Baker Furniture, Middle. lO.Oz b e 19 6tc 100M bOUse, bath, f1ill base. port. 34li'Ju i L lii.S•fe1Hta ment on Lin~oln Hts., $55 per l9t'1 ZIG ZAG sewing machine aa.-.. . llt.Yn,._ m1111tb. Phone PL Pleasant, left to be put In console. Pay ' :20.JW afend 'N W. Va., 61784. 8 217tc for console, get machine. :tl.l'P a.~ I ROOM HOUSE, 3bl Sycamore Price $44.50. Try it In your St, Middleport. Phone 992- home. Call 992-2836. & 19 6tc 6 16 tfc 3383 or m.3343. CAMPING TRAILER by dBy 1167 STEREO lovely walnut or week. Phone 992-211'18. C011SQ!e with radio, r e eo r d •torage, 6 &peakers. T a k e 6 18 6tc over payment of $5.50 p e r TRAILER SPACE on Brownell moeth or pay balance d u e Ave. Pbooe ~$1!6.44. Try it in your home. 61Hfc Cali m2836. • 196te SMALL 3 room and batb apartment, furnished. Mrs. Victor ZIG ZAG OMATIC, Well known sewing machine. Makea butGrim, 1K1 ,S. 2nd Ave., Mid· tonholes, sews on hutto1111, dleport, Oblo. Phone 119»134. 6 7 tfc monograms, patches, etc. All without attachments. F u II t ROOM lllllandalled apartment balance due only $44.40 or t5 In Pomeroy. Ph. 89J 1381 ptr month. Call 992-3218. · U 18 Uc 8 19 61c f ROOM furniJIIed and unfurn. 8TEREO RADIO Console Earished apartments 420 per ly American, dual volume month and up. Phone Rowley control, 4 &peed, automa!le nnd Reed, 992-217&, after 4 p. changer, 4 speaker sound sys- DAILY~- a-'•laolr to 'IJOI'k Ita AXYtLBAAX:a m. pbone 992-3574. tl!lll. '1'1111 set 3 months old. Ia LONGJ'IILLOW 425 lfe Pay balance t106.36 or payOne Jettor abop!tJJI&Ddo for OIIDiber. :rn thla ll8m)lht Ala.,... FURNISHED and llllfllnlllbed mentl of $6.10 per month. for the Vo, X for the two O'o, etc. Sblglelett.nl, 6 19 &tC trophler, the leJJgth and fonnatlol1 of tile W<Jrdo ..., aii!WU. apartmiall. Clc11t to ICbool.. Call 1&3216. Plloat ••• IlL llliU. I ROOM HOUSE, 124 Li$1coln lila<h d•y the eode lettenJ.., dlfferenL A.~qa+"• ONE modenl llllfurDIIbld 8· Road, fully carpeted, builtpartmeut. a roo~DJ lllld bath, in kitchen, 3 bedrooms, IV.. XOLLliJIBAA, ~ 0 4NIIIB JlU VXB low uWU, COlli, ~ Bnild- hath, by appointment oniy. IOIBAV 'l'li.l!lVOl'B, ABBTA lUlANL• lng, Mlddle~Jor!, and - fur. Call Galllpolls 446-4913. NH VK 0 'l'DRPOI VOAVB.-&Kl'OII 6 16 tic nlahed 2 and bath ))ll'tlllelll, • Coats BulldiDi. DON'T PUMP Your slug· AYNVX Phollit IIIU141. t » Stc gish .,eptlc tank, get KleanY 1 ..,.Q)JI JlliOfMlmlSBLESSEDWHOL081il8NO JIOIIIIN'I' 01' THII: PASSD!O LD'111 Dr BJ!M"""''R'PRa Em-All septic tank cleaner. hRNIB!IED f and batb 'Dill i'ASf-'l'HO!tllA.U lint llooor aparlmelll. MJd. LandmariJ: Farm Bureau. I 7 lfc «!» .IJI.I. Jl!li& !J.. .11L mJ~ ~-IS aotc . ,....... ·- ! t- •· ... "" {· (8) • • lSI. Jte - DICK . TRACY ... ·' '·· By CHESTER GOUI,D ··~- · ~m· · -\ ~~- ~ :':tl!J ;:--J .,,lb '• - 2 story frame, 11 rooDUI, 2 apartments, good Income. $3,· Zllg, mODOIJ'IID, 000.00. make· laney deslp ,-11 PHONE YOUR VACANCIES ' .eams. Pay 7 paymf:ltl $5.00 TO US . eacb. 992-2685. ESPECIALLY HOMES eJS LET US SEND YOU RENTEIIS 22 FOOT Trojan cabin crulso er, complete galley wilb rJIIIo BI1U'Y Cleland, Sllleemaa n!ng water, Martile bead mo- OOiee - lOll E. Main ~ lor just overhauled, f/H. Office - 89J.WI New Haven, IU-2098. Rell~eact .,.. • • • a2 lie 1181\p . A thought for the dBy: Bri!tsb st~~tesman George Savlle said: ."Misspending a man's time Is a kind of seH-homlclde.'' · model, fully '· •,' Old Tree& Some of the oldest treea In the u~ States Brll 111 lha White 'Miiuntains near the Neftlo Jholr vada.caJifo~a border. One Ill \ wtlblo ,.,.. these trees baa been eellmated 1m ... ., ,..,, tl<'l 81 being 4,tiOII'years old,' accord. •· H. ,O'BRIEI'I. ing to Encyclopaedia Brl'•""'· Probate Judi• of 1ald. Couab' ~, (I) II. II, II, Ito ca. . ' '' 1i,: ' ' I �.. ' . • .I ! • I '. - Bv FRED LASSWEI,L · ROBIN MALON.! . -•··· . .I .APAll'l'MBNT adult~ ~. ClcJmoio 111111 aDd LOcust, • per montb. Phone ~. ; I Hounds, 9 weeks can 9115, 3326. Margaret Groce, Long Bottom, Ohio. 6 21 6tc 1863 CHEVllOCET Impala, two G 21 . Jtp "' I BEDROOM bo1141!, 1638 LID._.._ eoiD Hel&bta, ~ per montb. p~ m.Ml9. 6 21 lip .. " ' .., ~.. --===-===--o--o---'..... , , . ftt .c••~ 7 ROOM HOUSE, S bedrooms. ~.Z £! ., .:;t · .. UM!ated in Pomeroy. Large Ill 11 · !cit. Pbone 1!12,2590. ! .·' u\'111 &Z! tic ,. .=··- 1110-'::- ..,.. = lOt Will All ~ 1 "' Olio 11 ..:".:•.,::-,:,:• -.-,- 2 APARTMENTS newly .deon••• orated, two with 2 roems fand 1 ,.. o•e · 1 Call """ 11 "'"' """- .., Werd. lla WMMUihe ta · with 5 ,j,V~~J.UIII' rn11r ,....,,_ _ ~"' .. ... .., 2961. In evenlllgs 992-2792. .:: ::..,. It 6 ~ 3te CAID Q11 ftiAN.Q A Olltu&aiU --IIJI "' •• .,.,. '"'"-"' ••• HOUSETRAILER f 2 bedrooms Mc~JfiMII wtnll h. ' ILJMD ••• Sy- ·.:nore St.. Middleport. ":=-' ... ···- ... - Phone 74U757. .• 6 20 6tp . '' ftM ' OfFICI HOUU W1rited To •·_, IT'I IAIY TO PLACI A CHEST 'l'jlpe deep freeze. For· est Run Methodist Chnrch. • Phone 11111-W. 6 20 3tc ANTIQUES. WUiiam Ha mm, Middleport. Olito. m-2959. · 5 26 30tp t5 kind - Roots • Bark ~ seng, yellow root, wild ginger, May Apple, clean, no dirt. ReedBill ~lliley,Ohi~· 0~, Bol 14• SVI e, O, '" f 17 12Dtc WANT AD PMONI ttw111 ----:-:--.:----- Notice SHOOTING MATCH, June 25, I p. m., Robert Hill Farm, R•· cine · Bashan Rd. Sponsored by Racine Fire Dep~~:;t. I _ _ _ _ _ _6_ _ 771 WILL give away 11 month old . to respons 'lble Border Colhe person. Contact James Lee ===:-::-:-.,--:::-~Hunt, !,etart Falls, Ohio. STANDING Umber Jn Oblo or 6 20 3tc West VIrginia, or old farms with 'tlmber. Marlon Reynold!, 8oJ Tl, Syracuse, Oblo. ·' lUtfc MEIGS CO. FISH & GAME 1 fl.. ~~ \ tric refrigerator and ga s stove for a good pick • up 'truck, phone 992~21 or 23!8. 6 20 3tc ''~ j I' R T. Coupe, 325 HP. engine, Powerg~de, l!o~er steering. Beautiful white over turquoiSe finish, matching vinyl interior, 11,000 miles, whitewall tires show little wear. Radio and heater. . 1965 Mustang Convertible .... $1795 Nowl ''Very" Spocltl Prien 289 - VB engine, 4 speed trans. 4 new whitewall tires, console black finish, white top. Sharp Inside FREEZER SALE and out. Radio and heater. J IS cu. ft. "Vory" Spoclel ONE MALE Terrier puppy. Jacob Baer, .Rl I, Minersville. 6 22 3tc MUST- SELL - Due to buying home out of State, 5 room all electric rancll, full basement, carport, city water and sewer, 10 Joan St., Haven Heights, New Haven, W. Va. Asking $10,500, write. Allml Bonney, 158 Skylands Road, Ringwood, N. Y., 07456 or phone, 201-962-7353. 6 21 6tc TwO STORY brick 7 Bnd I' -======:::;==; WANTED Carriers Needed For room ntinel Office 194·50 Olhor Sins On Soft Strvleo For Enry Silt Comploto Lint AI..Condlllonors, low •• $149 1963 Chevy II Station Wagon ·· $1095 Local ~ owner car, 6 cyl. engine, Powerglide, good CHARL&$ LISLE SyriCU$41, Ohio SAil$.& SERVIa For Fr11 Esti..,ates · •Aluminum Awnlnge •Aluminum S,lding •Aluminum Railings eA!pmlnum WindoWI & Doore e Car Portt • Patios '• • Blown In Insulation or Call Coiled 532-6881 Elmer E. White, 404% So. 4th St., Ironton II ONI 01' Tltll NICEST PEOI'\.tl ... CALL i Rawlings Hond1 S1lea I WYNI51 MIDDLIPORT, OHIO Representative In This Area 20 YNrs For · 6v DICK RAWLINGS V. V.Johnson&Son 222 '-4th Aw., Huntington ONE WOULD THINI( THE C.I.A. WOULD HAVE A 50VIET :SPACE CENTER. UOLLY PER'IN'S 1' Fl~NG SAUCER HAS 13ECOME SUSPECT. RADIATOR SERVICE S.lesand Service Ohio Boat and Motor License SOIWARZEL MARINE EXPERIENQD All New Rodlator Shop WHEEL AliiGNMENT eC.r eTruck . eHeatat Core • Bulldozer IAnyType AND BRAKE SERVICE HOCKINGPORT, OHIO PHONE 667.3370 •Su our oxhlbilln lho """'mtn:lol tent Rogollo WMkond , . KEITH GOBLE FORD WY MIN Middleport, BLAEnNARS 8v 4RT SANSOM o.l Phone 992·2143 Pomeroy ·. • TAXI/• WII'INi! WINKLE I 13ETTER Pl.EA5E FILL OUT OUR REG15TRATION CARD, SIGN UP WENDY1 IIWE5T 'IOJR ~U~ET ~EFOREI IN 5e\IIING LE5SONS AND CHANGE 'IOU'LL llE ABLE 10 ,..,_.,-1 MY MIND. AFFORD ALL THE Cl01HEB 'lOU WANT.JrJrr{!?i • POMEROY \1'12.2181 Low mileage. Sharp interior. Light green finish, whitewall tires, radio and heater. ~ "" h HU: ..... Ui, loi. U.S. P.t. Off. ' 1958 GMC% TON---~ $199 1955 FORD% TON $149 -~·. ... qA$0LitlE ALLEY BRilllll: -' ,• '"' . ' . . ·. Pomeroy Motor Company Open Evenings Unt119:00 "Your Chevy Dealer" 3CJt318E. Main . . Pomeroy, Ohio roof~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ F~ec(. LM A ~~AC! BEFORe.!. MULTIPLY! i .,...... J t· 22 LITTLE ORPHAN ANNIE By HAROLD . ·.. ,' GRAY - -]• J ~ '' "'" ~ ' .-' HOW FAR COI.Ilt> 'S14E RlJH A~ID W~ERf: TAI<:C A GIRL, ALL <t;TAf$6EO ~1'\D Q..ASHED; NO'&ODV SUT UNCLE i ;;======-=•• ·, ' 10 SOCifJY! DES~oY Me I ~~ ·s -~ 'H·: '~'I By MERRILL BLOSSER Le-I I ~ :: ~- Ru . IIUloiQ , , , ·;·c~ ''" ~: ·- ~f· ,., . ~ .. - GMAC Fin1ncing dillon. No upkeep. Seen by For Sale for . S1l1 ' appotn•~ent .only. V_ i r g II .. Fnrtr !eel Craf"'t-:Crui::-:-.ser- ~..ILl )IJ .. • PltLCI:!aJ turruture <J ,..... ~CoD VV"' Wanted :~er' Racme, 0~ 0 · ~t~ has dual contra~. ship to our llllrd Door budget' shop. - - - - - - - - - - - - --------·- - · .. _ -· _ shore phone, Oymg Baker Fnrnlture, Mid••loooJ1 WANTED to buy a good Ford 11156 CHEVROLET. 6 cylinder, sleeps six in three separate Oblo. 11 12 tfc Body between '1957 and 1962. 1 standard transmission, two rooms, call or see Hugo Pt~;.l;...:..=---~------1 Con~ct James Lee Hunt, door. Phone 742-4656. otti at the H&E Shoe Service, II' SELF CONTAINED travel tart Falls Ohio. 6 20 31c . e 22 3lp Gallipolis, phone 441Hl670 Ira II e r, 1967 "Hannallne" ' · -·- ·· 5·-ROOMhOuselinci·2- iols: will ter 5 p.m. 6 20 6tc Has furnace, range Wlfh sell separately or together, 1954 DODGE truck utility, en, gas • elec., ~~~~:; Mulberry His.• 1192-3429. Chevrolet panel truck, pbone toilet and other extras. NOW rAKING • 20 tfc SIX, Price t1895. Contact 119:! "l83 after 4 p.m. 6 2D 3tp tin Hall, Roush Drive, New APPLICATIOi(S 1183 RAMBLER 4 door Station! Haven, W. Va. Phone Wagon, Standard shift, lowi ale Gainer, 985-.1370. 6 20 3tp 2D6, 6 ta 5te FOR CARRIERS mlleage, excellent <:ondition.! 'BEiiiii<XiMiiOiiSe,-MiiSoii;1I.J,iiiiiiiY'Ci~D; - -·- -. See Walter Grueser, River· ' 31 Clarinet, in good , ..• View Drive, Pomeroy, Ohio. I Va., Call 773-5611 or. 992-67tfl58c . dillon, Price $75. Phone IN MIDDLEPORT. v ' Haven, lm-2682. e 20 6201fc . .. _ _ , __, Pomeroy, Ohio .1.l'L P.IINER FOR THEIR 5/'IE'S • .A EXPEI71TION ;· I storm bath. Full basement, We con· I·. windows, excellent 110 MMhanlc St. GiORGI' NONOER 1963 _Volkswagen 2 Dr... ·.... ·.. $995 For Sale =-:-::=::----:-- - ,. Daily 1966 Chevelle SS •396 ····· ··· ·· $2395 l!IQ STIJDEBAKER Lark, elec- Help Wanted ,..j' CHECK THESE! whitewall tires, vinyl Interior, white oover blue finish. S.le or Tr1de ANNUAL FISH FRY and TRAP SHOOT THURSDAY JUNE 22 ALL DAY 7 ROOM HOUSE, Bath~lilrcil · panelled dining room and llv·lng room, wall to wall carpet In living room. Has city water, good neighborhood. Own· er· is leaving state, p h 0 n e 992-5900. 6 21. ate SHORT TUBE Universal Milk· . er, set of 14" Ollver bottom dragplows, OUver com bind· er, New Holland baler with motor. the canvas practlcaDy new. Mrs. Clyde Well. Five Points. Phone 99U310. 6 21 Sip sa ACRES of land, ~ room house, poultry house, barn, corn crib, Jlh mlles f r o m Rutland, $3500. George Hobstetter, Broker, Po m·e roy. Hilton Wolfe, Salesman. Ph. !4~11. 6 21 3te during Regatta Week· end. Our show room open Sunday P.M. . ""• ...... ''"' ..........~" • "" ..,.1ibtt....... ..... IT'D J!f! NICS' TO 5fiiil' A Fi<!IE'ND:Y Ftlt:f!i .... euT l 61.1E5& e;ve~Ne F6e/;5 LONE!L.Y w;ai T~ FitS!'· ' HIT N'.OtN!tCU5 Alt;NU&. HONDA Come In and visit us I ''+ j,. I·• \fORE LEDGER,DOC, I GOT A NOTION THIS 15TH' LAST TWO I OWE ON Mlf BILL door shift, hardtop, ani extra327-V8, clean,sta::l:.:=~==r===========~;r:===~==== $25 and take over. Phone Mason CA!ntact; 773-5282. 6 21 tfc REGATTA SPECIALS r: a~asiness · Services IF~E'LLCHECK . Bi;.N RAISIN' A 14AND T"l-HiLP HER, AND ~ aET\II"t' HIMBeLt: =:-::===-:--;-,-: -:; ; COOLO ~H[. HIDE? \Q A 1400PITAL? BUT DON'T. "THEY ~ SUC~ T~\NC.S '? BUT IF HAN 10:0 THAT bAi'& QRL··~ HALF' SL.AU!l'-11'~ ~OR . AUIY 000. GoETTl!'\' "INVOLVED" , lv v . T. HAMLIN ___________ CA!nt1d flY' Menley I Middleport - -·· HANNAH'S HUSBAND Hector l hates hard work so he cleans lhe rugs with Blue Lustre. r Jlenl electric shampooer $1. Pomeroy Cement Block Co. • . :.L,__ _ ___ __ 6196te - .. -- For Rent ---ROOM FurniBhed apartment DAILY CROSSWORD AVBOSS :qhJa ... 3.1lJP14 lampot 4. GlJido<l . !i. Jr.'e ladle &.Gave' .. l!gbt 'LOot'• - feet. ' SOUP'S ON, the rug that is, ao &W sa 1 with batb. 304 Spring AVe., clean the SP,Ot with Blue Lu• Cki6e to sebools, 992-3714. tre. Rent ~ectrlc shampooer II. llano 621 lie $1. Baker Furniture, Middle. lO.Oz b e 19 6tc 100M bOUse, bath, f1ill base. port. 34li'Ju i L lii.S•fe1Hta ment on Lin~oln Hts., $55 per l9t'1 ZIG ZAG sewing machine aa.-.. . llt.Yn,._ m1111tb. Phone PL Pleasant, left to be put In console. Pay ' :20.JW afend 'N W. Va., 61784. 8 217tc for console, get machine. :tl.l'P a.~ I ROOM HOUSE, 3bl Sycamore Price $44.50. Try it In your St, Middleport. Phone 992- home. Call 992-2836. & 19 6tc 6 16 tfc 3383 or m.3343. CAMPING TRAILER by dBy 1167 STEREO lovely walnut or week. Phone 992-211'18. C011SQ!e with radio, r e eo r d •torage, 6 &peakers. T a k e 6 18 6tc over payment of $5.50 p e r TRAILER SPACE on Brownell moeth or pay balance d u e Ave. Pbooe ~$1!6.44. Try it in your home. 61Hfc Cali m2836. • 196te SMALL 3 room and batb apartment, furnished. Mrs. Victor ZIG ZAG OMATIC, Well known sewing machine. Makea butGrim, 1K1 ,S. 2nd Ave., Mid· tonholes, sews on hutto1111, dleport, Oblo. Phone 119»134. 6 7 tfc monograms, patches, etc. All without attachments. F u II t ROOM lllllandalled apartment balance due only $44.40 or t5 In Pomeroy. Ph. 89J 1381 ptr month. Call 992-3218. · U 18 Uc 8 19 61c f ROOM furniJIIed and unfurn. 8TEREO RADIO Console Earished apartments 420 per ly American, dual volume month and up. Phone Rowley control, 4 &peed, automa!le nnd Reed, 992-217&, after 4 p. changer, 4 speaker sound sys- DAILY~- a-'•laolr to 'IJOI'k Ita AXYtLBAAX:a m. pbone 992-3574. tl!lll. '1'1111 set 3 months old. Ia LONGJ'IILLOW 425 lfe Pay balance t106.36 or payOne Jettor abop!tJJI&Ddo for OIIDiber. :rn thla ll8m)lht Ala.,... FURNISHED and llllfllnlllbed mentl of $6.10 per month. for the Vo, X for the two O'o, etc. Sblglelett.nl, 6 19 &tC trophler, the leJJgth and fonnatlol1 of tile W<Jrdo ..., aii!WU. apartmiall. Clc11t to ICbool.. Call 1&3216. Plloat ••• IlL llliU. I ROOM HOUSE, 124 Li$1coln lila<h d•y the eode lettenJ.., dlfferenL A.~qa+"• ONE modenl llllfurDIIbld 8· Road, fully carpeted, builtpartmeut. a roo~DJ lllld bath, in kitchen, 3 bedrooms, IV.. XOLLliJIBAA, ~ 0 4NIIIB JlU VXB low uWU, COlli, ~ Bnild- hath, by appointment oniy. IOIBAV 'l'li.l!lVOl'B, ABBTA lUlANL• lng, Mlddle~Jor!, and - fur. Call Galllpolls 446-4913. NH VK 0 'l'DRPOI VOAVB.-&Kl'OII 6 16 tic nlahed 2 and bath ))ll'tlllelll, • Coats BulldiDi. DON'T PUMP Your slug· AYNVX Phollit IIIU141. t » Stc gish .,eptlc tank, get KleanY 1 ..,.Q)JI JlliOfMlmlSBLESSEDWHOL081il8NO JIOIIIIN'I' 01' THII: PASSD!O LD'111 Dr BJ!M"""''R'PRa Em-All septic tank cleaner. hRNIB!IED f and batb 'Dill i'ASf-'l'HO!tllA.U lint llooor aparlmelll. MJd. LandmariJ: Farm Bureau. I 7 lfc «!» .IJI.I. Jl!li& !J.. .11L mJ~ ~-IS aotc . ,....... ·- ! t- •· ... "" {· (8) • • lSI. Jte - DICK . TRACY ... ·' '·· By CHESTER GOUI,D ··~- · ~m· · -\ ~~- ~ :':tl!J ;:--J .,,lb '• - 2 story frame, 11 rooDUI, 2 apartments, good Income. $3,· Zllg, mODOIJ'IID, 000.00. make· laney deslp ,-11 PHONE YOUR VACANCIES ' .eams. Pay 7 paymf:ltl $5.00 TO US . eacb. 992-2685. ESPECIALLY HOMES eJS LET US SEND YOU RENTEIIS 22 FOOT Trojan cabin crulso er, complete galley wilb rJIIIo BI1U'Y Cleland, Sllleemaa n!ng water, Martile bead mo- OOiee - lOll E. Main ~ lor just overhauled, f/H. Office - 89J.WI New Haven, IU-2098. Rell~eact .,.. • • • a2 lie 1181\p . A thought for the dBy: Bri!tsb st~~tesman George Savlle said: ."Misspending a man's time Is a kind of seH-homlclde.'' · model, fully '· •,' Old Tree& Some of the oldest treea In the u~ States Brll 111 lha White 'Miiuntains near the Neftlo Jholr vada.caJifo~a border. One Ill \ wtlblo ,.,.. these trees baa been eellmated 1m ... ., ,..,, tl<'l 81 being 4,tiOII'years old,' accord. •· H. ,O'BRIEI'I. ing to Encyclopaedia Brl'•""'· Probate Judi• of 1ald. Couab' ~, (I) II. II, II, Ito ca. . ' '' 1i,: ' ' I �..' ... " I -·- , ar ICipa lnJuly4Show St~ and Mrs. hie otlf>omeroy were partie!·~~ pa~ng ~~ ~~Cru.rles Yea~o, 1" \0 ~eeksM~. a~d rr~ %r;;ceS.a~doft~ly. Sho~~ta;~~~al ~oo~ !!Ir~ians ~e f. g~~n, pub~~~.:~:::f ~nno'; JU@I ,!IJ flj fiI IIZ!II~t!!!! 11ii1 L.- ",: TONIGJ~-:;:;;.~~~D~YI DOUBLE FEATURJ!> ;~~~m:~~o~; Albf'ft Finney, Sugal'lrlah York, Helen Griffi!il. Edith Evans. Joan Grrenwl>od -PLIJ$-, Roger Perri nnd. Peggv Ann G'"'"" on ' - ' I -- - , I f I I I . . ~e&, ~~ard. ~·~~: ~tween ~nw~a~ Foun~I~o ::::.~:ard attendance to p The film depictedswelled the en· the blessing the at theforVatican. Thereofwas story of the Bible It In- a or.y ol sightseeing in Florence eluded scenes of the Jordan. Ri· and a visit tothe ancient city of ver. where Jesus was bopl!zed as well as other places where Jesus walked and talked. Mrs. Mayer , i Presents Vesper Them.e unear~\o~ Commencement f Ch'ld or I ten Held Sunday · Ros~ wer~ Wesle~ 1 aI •• ( TR A - s~ • ( d fR Ill ""; , ·1 ~."'. I . i nett, Mrs. Barilara Murray, 1!14 ch ..'ren, Joa111e and Randy, Mrs. Ethel Hughes. Mrs. Pearl Hoffman, Mr. and Mrs. Willis I , · . • .1\ntbony, Joe Anthony, aod the atlo pre- Dr and Mrs. Frank C,rry and Steve JenkillB. ·Foreign and home mlision- he~ Ia ~~~· ontlng .g,e group four .Children serving In iltdla, - ,.- - aries to be rememberod ,}Oith cedU!g ~ Weinacht at and . Esther Weinacht .,. t ~ e .J gifts during the year were se: selec:'u:":Xool in Beaufort Mather· School were selected as lected at Tuesday nlgbt :e~ ~bee afo/ the ·special Interest the special Interest miSsion· ings of tile Cll'c!es ~~ the · · ·. ·· do ted proj· aries of the Love Joy Circle. Sanborn Mlsskmary Society .of missionary and P shut-ins Meeting at the Cherry Ridge A mi,sion study on Africa Wb the Mldd!epert l'irst Baptist eels of nd Cnun· farm of Mr. and Mrs. Willis presented by Mrs. James MoChurch ., o! the chur a_ d Anthony the group made plans Govern and Mrs. Louise ()s. . DORCAS . ty infirmary n!d';; for rem;mbering servicemen of borne Tuesday at " Meeting al the home of Mrs. school the church. They are Dav:d ing of the Evangeline Mission Mary Lyons, the Dorcas Cir· c ren. ned lhe Rice, Tom Lyons, John Hood. ary Society of the PomerOY cle selecled the Rev. Bl)d Mrs. Mrs. Smart ope th Mrs Darrell Stumbo and Bob Wll- Church of Christ. Hugh W. Smith and family of meeting son Mrs. Fred 'Hoffman is the The meeting followed a plcnlc Hong Kong, China. The circle Mannmg g_ from ro'ect chairman. at the Syracuse Park. Mrs. He. also took on the project of re- on the theme Big Events ro- p Isabelle Winebrenner• len Leifheit gave the prayer and memberlng residents of Meigs ISmail sunshine chairman, ·reported also had of the County Infirmary. gram, · mis· that Mrs. Bertha Archer is a "I Am the Light of the or Plans were made during the I'!ad an article 1:-:'m 8Editor· atient at Meigs General Hos· was the devotional topic used meeting presided over by Mrs. , mags!lne, The :Ita!. Mrs. John Fultz request· by . Mrs. Mason Fisher. Mem· Milton Hood lor a picnic to be llal. tr'b ted ed that members continue to bers gave questions on the Goo. held In July at the Mlddlepert seve bottle caps and gave are- pel of Luke in response to roD park. "Keep the Wmdows Op- and It was hostess for pert on that project. call. en" was the theme cob Turner b!ttending the A reading and prayer by Mrs. Round·rob!n cards were •!liBused by Mrs. Gerald Anthony. mee EdiBon Bak· Richard Owen, chairman, op- ed for shutms and plans wert Mr!. Lillian McGhee snok•. on p cmc were , Bearhs. eed the meeting. DevotiollB made to prepare "The Church - EvangeliSm Pr, tM':.frs Tony were by Mrs. John McNeil and es. Mrs. Fisher received a birthand Missions," and · the proa:,. I • Mrs . Frank Mrs. Elizabeth Slavin assisted day gift from her secret pal. AI gram concluded with the Lord's ower, arm 'H m' M In- bv Mrs. Beulsh White the picnic and meeting besides Prayer in unison. M s. oci the program. The July meet· those already named were Mrs. Relresllmen!s were served. lyre, Mrs. r d Ill b held at the home Milton Roush, Mrs. Walter Ken. ELECI'A Nora Hamilton, Riley, Jr., wIth nedy, Jr., and Mrs. Denver Kap. ~~o~~ M. . S ISSIOn fuay Is Presented . r~eJn ~I~!igs ~~~~:;s,fo~n v~i~g d~votional nigh~ mee~ Pa~J ~roe~.pr~~~~g ~evotion; ~rs ~:r··~~~~e~eBe~hs cha~e m~eti~~; Ye?rhooksno;:r~a~i~r~uJa- 7-~J t~e ~uly ~~; M~. ~a~es, ~rs't a~ Cheesebrew,c:~s.Pul~en~ ~ IJy lloiiart Wlltaa, Jr. :~~.; ~;~~~~:~~· cause riB tion ofofthen but due to that were not ·"' Blih I ~~~~~~~~~o~.~S: I' Sale! Bedroom Suites $139 00-3 PC WALNUT PIN ISH SUITE - SAALLEE $$12)!.00 WALNUT FINISH SUITE - 5 •••00 s~::::: PC' CHERRY SUITE "ITALIAN" SALE $199.00 !~9 00-4 PC: Frtnch Provlnclol Cherry Sullo SALE $299. 9:00-4 PC. SAFARI OAK SUIT! 132 U 52 · $359 00-4 PC. PECAN SUITE lt00-4 PC SAFARI OAK SUITE SALE $244.00 ew·00-3 pc' SOLID CHERRY SUITE - SALI $311.00 ... ,.00-4 PC: WALNUT SUITE SALE $199.00 •- ' PC WALNUT SUITE SALI 1199•00 $2tJ::=. pc". SOLID MAPLE SUITE - SALE $399. 00 1:29.00-3 PC. WALNWT SUITE SALE $266.00 S56t.00-4 'pc, FRUITWOOD SUITI - - SASALLEE S4 12~~~ $29900-4 PC. WALNUT SUITE · $26f00-3 PC WALNUT SUITE SALE $211.00 $1Sf00-3 PC, WALNUT SUITE SALE $124.00 $419:00-4 pc: OAK IUITI SALI $344.00 pc' ss:t: ?a-: .. _ Precision Is Your Pharmacist's Watchword b. Weather at the reception following the ~ ~~lsge:~ assemblies wedding of Josetta Ush to Larheld ••·u=•· ry Noble on Saturday, J une M• ever Pittsburgh was the acene of lfostesses were Mrs. La r ry beginnings of the modern • Bumgardner aod Mrs. 'Arnold: witnesses of Jehovall in the REXALL DRUGS Weiss. earl IB'IO's The Watchtower 112 E. MAIN 991,2955 POMEROY Attending were Mrs. John Socl~y Ia ,.;w e~panded worlci4 Regloterlli Ph•rmaclsh to Serve You Sisson, Mrs. Ralph Pickens, wide covering 199 Iandi and Is· Mrs. Russell Capehart, Mra. 1 nd' encouraging home Bible OPEN DAILY 8:00AM TO 10:00 PM Ray Proffitt Mrs. Russell Bar- ~udy'• In door-lc>doar ministry. Sunclly 10:80 AM to 12:30 PM 1ncl ton, Mrs. Lester Zerkle. Mn. 5 5:00 to 9:00 PM Vane Crites, Mrs. Glen Cart· wright, Mrs. Fred Spencer, Party Gi.,en Upon. Mrs. WI!Uam Fry, Mrs. John 17th Birtluloy Cllattln and the hostesses. MiBa Marton Ebersbacb enter-----------------~-~------1 talned at her Mulberry Heights home Saturday with a party honoring Miss Linda warner on her 17th birthday. OPEN FRIDAY NIGHTS . ·· ·-5:00 to 7:00 POMEROY NATIONAL BANK Se111ing lllllg1 CtllllllJ for ooer 8S Yeoro M1m1J1r PDIC All Acaunta llwurtll Up to $11,000 TJMF......aiDtptlltlnsur-Corporat u4:. . tUtti .able temperatures, r .. - ' ' ' .. . ' Detlot«i! 2'o ·The Greater Middle Ohio Valley VOL. 2 NO. 21 GaWpoU.ft. Pleasant I ' Jll! Guests were Miss Lydia Eberhach, Mrs. Ray Warner and BOD, Marvin, London; unda, Larry Rteve and Je!f Warner, and Jean Warner, Legion Terrace. Mr.. --- OBSERVES 7llll' BIRTHDAY M.\SON _ Mra. Harold LewIs of west Collllllbla observed her 7lsl birthday Monday. Vlsllmg her were Ml'· and Mra. Jam•• Lewis, James, Jr., and Bee> ky of Mason: Rei !\Oush, ol Mlddkport; Mrs. 01111 'lbom!)o son and Ronnie, Mason; Mr. and Mrs. BID Lewis and family of Point Pleuanl lad Delores an4 JCIIIney :Bum,amer Gl New Conference Will Continue * * * · \. ·~ o o * Ai 1:30Sunday Aftemoon How Russia Stands on Sllllllll &§ g3 s Family and furnishings For Your Home, Kroehltr - Volentine S.avlr - do everything possible to nurture "the splril of Holly- nit prices. PresJdtill' $299.00 Mr.1nd Mn. Chllr and Ottoman Solo o$188 $139.00 OCCASIONAL CHAIR - SALE $70.00 $ 7li.OO SWIVEL ROCKER SALE $55.00 $119.00·0CCA$10NAL CHAIR ..,-- SALE $85.00 S 54~00 OCCASIONAL CHAIR - SALE $35.00 J59.95 SWIVEL CHAIR SALE $35.00 $119.00 ROCKER-RECLINER $119.00 RECLINER .· SALE $85.00 SALE $85.00 $129 00 SWIVEL ROCKER $189:00 WING BACK CHAIR $ 79.00 SWIVEL ROCKER SALE $70.00 SALE $100.00 SALE $55•00 SALE $229.00 14.2 cu. ft. Frost Free Refrigeretor Fret~tr 105 lb. top frc!ezer 2 doors. White or Coppertone. SALE $259.00 14.2 cu. ft. 2 Door Frost Free Top FreeZII' Holds 105 lbs. Automatic Ice Mal<er. White or Coppertone. SALE! MAPLE South.a:.;~~~w! ~::::!lkb~: ~lnh=.;t :~: !hi . Chl\!1 dtirlng ihe Jlrelimil)arjes held on Fnday "':ltb th~ ~Jg Bend Regatta llemg ,jodieyed by Prosecu· . tor was entered by Attorney General WJlllam SaxbJ· and named ill honor of his hollle town. 'J'be frog by Saxbe lo despite Attorney ljll'tls of lrog JUmping ecntest in Ute v on. W e at 2.30 p.m. tO<fay on L)'llll·st Soo l'ltl• 2-3·20 for mora Regal!• Pllcturll BJ!t~~d Hava BEDROOM FURNITURE Open Stock- Drenen- Chesh- Beds $76.00 CHEST ON CHESt SALE $59•00 $14.00 DOUBLE CHEST SALE $66.00 $59 95-5 DRAWER CHEST SALE $48.00 $5S00-4 DRAWER CHEST SALE $47.00 $7900 SINGLE DRESSER & MIRROR SALE $62.00 DOUBLE DRESSER & MIRROR SALE $78. $38 00 TWIN PANEL BEDS · SALE $31.00 $39:00 TWIN BDOKCASE BEDS- SALE $32.00 $59.00 BUNK BEDS SAL& $46.00 ref~d m~ve ~e Probers into Mohawk Jet Find No Evidence of Bomb BLOSSBURG, Pa. (UP() · - lovestlg•tors ~ng ,o leim what made a Mohawli Alrllnf!s Jefliiler break "P 1rt fljght aDd cr&$)1 Into an Allegheny hi ~op, killing all,34 per,apns aboard, .found no evidence of a bc;I!Db Saturday bu~ .refused to rille out sabotage. Structutil weriklless r SALf $289.00 examined ·t Ire of. the . Ri'l~~- Sale! Kroehler Dining Room Furniture Open stock. Walnut with nutmeg finish, "can't mar" textured plastic tops. Resiats scratches, scuffs and even the heat of a burning ciga~tte. Drawen ~ovetalled front and back - center gwded. $102.00 Rouncl Tabl, with I ltd - SALE $88.00 $102.00 Exllntlon RICI•ngullr Table With I loot · SALE $88.00 $129 00-2 Drawor BuHot SALE $99.00 $129.0o Chln1 Ceblnot SAUl $~.00 $159.00 China Cobinet SALE $!'29.00 $26.00 Slda Ch.tlro with Scotchguorcl Fabric. on $uh SALE $20.00 Yoar Friends Walt Fer Your Ride At Elherfelds In Pomeroy. On the Second Floor their the Rear Entrance Is a Comfortable Seating Area For Your Convenience. Elberfelds Heve Plenty of free Perking At Our Warehouse On Mechanic Street and Also Aci'OII From Our 2nd. Street f~rlnqt. FELDS IN POMEROY , ., aftert-Joil t ' rif ' ff . een norUt a1 village. The N.Y.· · D.C., riln. Volunteer and ~~:TI~":;n~~ and four crewmen miners working · with ~~ lht lirey crash. pellce and. nova ,County Fonner MaiiMFGov. Jolin H. sherlfls pn!pared to remove heading i :JO.man teiun lll'lt · of the ,liadJes · oi · · Qn Page .2 - ... Lost· .. . . ''· ,,_ :~~~ Jmm~~f. ~eek, Premier'$,· l[~Vi~us ~ ~ the~- Jo~n '!!•.,run« ·. :J!: ~· White or Coppertontl , lh~ ~l'!!!lit i~e~, $239.00-2 PIECE SUITES - - SALE $155.00 SALE $138.00 $209.00-2 PIECE SUITES $309.00-2 PIECE SUITES SALE $191.00 $359.00-2 PIECE SUITES SALE $211.00 $319.00-3 PIECE SUITES SALE $199.00 $598.00-2 PIECE SUITES . SALE $388.00 SALE $412.00 $629.00-2 PI.ECE SUITES SALE SALE $288.00 $218.00 1389.00-2 PIEC E SUITES SAL& ••I2.00 $319.00-2 PIECE SUITES ~ $627.00-3 PIECE SUITES - - 2 door top freezer. Holds 105 lbs. frozen food. .' ~ , . ,, .·~· S~!mday •l'r:.....;..~ field_ Barkllne - Only 10 •ullll to sell at th111 14.1 Cubic Ft. Rolriglrotor, Automotic Dofroat *· bush." , . . UNITED NATIONS (UP!)- tlght·Upped about Kosygin's in big-power diplomacy to State Deao Rust '. The Cpief Execultve, from his Johnsol) City ranrh Soviet. Premier Alexei N. objectives in meeting President Iackie the Mideast and urgent wjth a £I'OUII where be Will getting a brJ<lf rest, used telephone .and Kosygm announced Saturcjay . Johnson although Soviet sources other problems · "--•other Wbite House commumcations channell fll pr~ilare tha · h U! ·hod . . ., ·. . . "P~., -._ for his second round with Kosygtrl at "Hollybush,'i"'the I e wo d . 1 a ful)<lress have mdicated that the Prenuer Kosygm s .tnp to N••g'?'a "from,Mg a, Brazil, modest home of Dr. Thomas E. Robinson, presld~nt of new~ conf~ce. P~~~umably.to eagerly sought the top-level Fal~s came as a surpriSe Italy, Netberlancla, llrilalll, Glassboro (N.J) State Col· Clarify ~flllils Jl!laitlon on vttal parlll)'. · agamst the background of the nezuela, Ireland and ~~~~·;, lege. · ' for world peac• 1n . al'mO!!t. E"!Jio!r In the Kosygin contentioq ' Wllll $umlng . ' The Johnson·Kosygin talks thermonuclear age. · ate!Y' ~r .~ ~c~ ~ling co~teljdtd that his joumey to thai he was VtSitlng tile Umled the atlernooo to WasbingtoD, · were scheduled to resume Aa Johoson told an alil!ence with Jolinson New Ynrk was. only in 1 Nations at this lime, not 1111 Rusk also planoed to meet , Sunday at 1:30 p.m. EDT on the In Los Angeles late 'Friday Kosygm ~e the announee. conneclion With. hiS Pf!l·Arab Umted States. .JaiJJIIon at Pbllaclelpbin'• BIJo." small college campua in aout!r night, "One meetiag doaa ~~ !llant lluvugll U.N. Headquar- ~l"eccl at the emerg~ncy U.N. J.oans Plane JHa1 to Sunclay prior to 1111 east New Jersey. Kosygin had a make a peace;..tf helps to ·J!Y' ~ .)era ~ ..!!'~'. "'!Df"fenoe -~ ·!II ·QC!fll!l'al Aswnbly sesswn. . U.s. offiCtats dosclosed thll, ~ •llll)mit meeting. . .p~ t9nfmnce sel for S!II!day reason together. Thal'ls wfii·i!tJ ·. be lietd at 8 p.m.i Ji1P'l!j .• ,A Bqt ~Ill fir~! meeting With Johns!>",, 1!1. , tjle SaturdiJ llri!~'s1ting 'IJQ!ISein wallll .Vtning 1b . N(w · .Yott . and •,ent to l!oUyh!IB!l. V.N.spokeslnan said. at Glassboro, ·N.J. on meeting, olfered to put U.S Air hll way to the United Nallonl. barr!na new dey~qP.!IIantl In togetlier . Will !he apll'lt · · \•IDeo · wu llPheduled at . the ~ ond his Saturday sight- Force trwportatlon at Kosy. He wu •cbtdllle!l to be lha IJrR !hi ,sunilliit-llilll&'; ' tbe , · , Ho117JJuab.'' r. ~. ,c, _-,..,:.;. ... request of lht U:N.- Cnrr~ seemg VISits to Niagara Falls gin's dlsposai a . Satu~day speaker at the ·u.N. Genertl Ieeder wai Upecled to leave And teepinc that sptrli welj dent, AssoclatiotJ. ,.... • '"'•· incli;calecl • . thai . the RUllstans Sightseeing _trtp if he desired Assembly on Monday and 11 wu '' f!lr Mo!llO'Y Jl!''!!i!lme Mollday. nourished lt!iS why 'l'he ·· tilt; • ·-l!aa l!ean wm ll!'•pared to engage one. repertedty, . ac· !fiat he lllliJl4 ' l'llallia ·lit Ta)J< after an Incre<Jibly act!v,t 20, : "' · ·•• cepted quiCkly. . ,,, WJIII Sec!relarJ JohllBon was d l• tInct I y hour day, slept only 1 few Hours < ' · · · ...~' MeanWhile, U.S. Secretary ol Gener~ 'lllaul. Haywood Wok• RCA Whirlpool Refrigeretor-freezer $249.00 Mr. oncl Mn. Choir •ncl OttonHin Solo $155 • -'tD t-J ~?.Gi.~~~* Kosygin Will Meet Americi\11 Ires&,{ Sale! Living Room Suites Kroehler - Valentine SalVer - Berkline Murphy- Miller " ' tll 0 ·, ' in the Evening - There's Lots of Bargains SALE! REFRIGEit4TORS s9ioo ·' ":• J~' $1:17.95 Mr. and Mrs. Chair and Ottoman Sale $88. $307.00 Mr. 1ncl Mn. Ch1lr •net Ottom•s S.lo $199 u SUNDAY, JUNE 25, 1967 ·.t SALE! CHAIRS SWISHER & LOHSE Your Full Service Bank It, •• . '+ lower lotlay 80s. MOD· di,y mooUy SllDIIY with oea.- Alw1ys 1t Your ServiC1t i~ incorpor~ s~nshme ~,.. presen~ a "Ev;lde!tt!y, there doesn~ like us;" ed cme bl~ G1JDJa However, ·Ill• ~~~r~aymon ~~yM~s. T~ ' .r GAWOLIS - Ou agaiD. oil agaiDI Tbat'• tha · . burn!pg story of Gallia · proposed -~~;000. II• GaUlpolla by-pass. , Shop at Elberfelds In Pomeroy I I ss • Ntag~a ~M~r!s.:Ch~~ar~le~s~Se~a~rl~~s~w~a~s~h~os~·; ; Sa'"x"'to'"n'"an'"d~LO~MV~ ~·~JO~Y~·----~M~rs~.~D~a~na~H~a;;;;;mm~as:_;;th:e..,;a:,:"~~----=----=--1 1 ,, . .'. I took theBuffalo, bights at Falls.inand N. Y. be ore tehs lor the EJecta Circle which reurning home Tuesday, That IIJOth fancy garter made b M C H Wise Jr. went to s~sa;'8a;,. ;, 8 ~ni bride. Susan is the granddoughter of R. W. Harris. "SiB" hu made the garters for numerous celebrities and their daughters, as Friday 9 to 8 in the "o:ven ing and Saturday 9 to 9 well as local brides, and not too long ago •ent onet to Phyllis led McQuire, as ye unmarr · Ail Over The Store. Wearing Apparel For Your Miss McQuire respended with a note to the effect that she just might wear it somed:1y. Re-Discovery ol ManPower is WSCS Theme (' 1. c~unt~YB~ckingham Lydia Circle OJJ' TTICerS re. Installed • l. ~:~ortlle ;~~ highlig:h~ A commencement program lor the 11 children enrolled 1in Church daily vacation B i b e school was held Sunday night at the church. (n _ "Love's Light" was lht VI'!· "Walking Jesus' Way" was per service theme used by Mrs. the theme of the school. Mrs. Roy Mayer foUowing a picoi': of Fred Nease was the leader, and And our bela!"'! congratula0 P. the Friendly Circle of the Trml· Mrs David Nease served as or· ·lioll!l to Mrs. Mlnme Gilmore__...,.. ,_•ro_~-·-· ty United Chureh of Christ held gan~t. Tbe teaching staff con- last Sunday she observed her TONIG¥,~thru SATURDAY Tuesday at Royal Oak Park. sisted of Grace Hysell and Lin· 88th birthday. 'June 22·N Mrs. Mayer. assisted by Mrs. da Hollon, nursery department; ---"NOT OPEN 'Donald Houck. presented eel.et. Faye Hamlltoo Susie Grueser, _......,.. - - ed IICI'iptukrs from st_. John and Marc!'a Mnold, the beginsui~ .. MON. ond TUES. J Med tat1011!1 and June 25·26-27 and the Psa ms. .~ ' ners; Mary Nease, primary, a. l "THE QUILLER "Garden of Treasum a nd Mar helle Warner and Jean MEMORANOUM" "Qulet Time," were 1presented (Technicolor) 1 th Neasye • ••uR: J'uniors. IJ$1. Segal, Senta Berg~r. and Mrs. ~~yer cone u~ , WJ ,. The program opened with a New offlcers were installed lotax von Sydow, Alec Gum- Ia reading, Where I Se. (,orl. salute to the American and Tuesday evening when the Ly'' '"· Geo. Sanders. , A meeting of the Women's Cbristian flags and the. Bible, dia Circle of the Unlted Metho· 1 Guild was announced for . July prayer and group singing, Claas-1 dlst Church met at the home of 9 lmo Inollon 1'!6 with Mrs. Wilbur Perron ns es gave Bible reeitatloos and Mr and Mrs. Kermit Walton. Ho,..lng Around jibe pro!O'am leader. PrRyer pre- sang Visual aids of the Bible Uing "Ignite Instruct, and SHOW STARTS 8:00 P.M. ceding the picnic was given by study were obown by the llri· Ins:lre" as he; theme. Mr s. J,....,.,,.,.,,.,,.,.,,=-~- ~. Mr...:!••~1 .~~~·mary class, and the junior Harry P. Smith, lnatalled the group presented a play. new officers, lncloding Mrs. An offering was taken to help William swatzel, president; delray expenses of the school. 1 Mrs. Roy Reuter, vice pres!· The handicraft work of the chll· deril; Mrs. Bruce Stalnaker, aedren was dlllplayed. cretary; and Miss Myrtis Kay Parker, treasurtr. call us for '!be Installation aervlce fol· proocrlptlon Mrvicel lowed a picnic attebded by Mr · and rs. Walton, Mr. and Mrl. Roy Reuter, Mr. and Mra. Rich· ard Rupe, Mr. and Mrs. JOlla Werry, Mrs. swatzel, Mr. and MASON - "Re-Discover Man, Mrs. Karl Krautter, Mr. and Power" was the theme of the Mrs. Ted Downie, Mr. and Mrl. wscs meetlnt! Monday evening C. E. Blakeslee, Mrs. Charles at the Mason Metliodlst Churc~. Persinger, Mrs. Jean Warner, Mrs John Sisson was ill cbarge. Miss Parker, and Mr. and Mrs. M~s. Lester Zerkle', •the pres!- Bruce Stalnaker. dent conducted a short business . meeting. '!be group voted to Pomeroy Group to contribute $50 to Stephen Bur- Attend ConVention gess, a !ormer member of the Members ol the Pomeroy eon· You can have complete eoniidence In Ute prochurch wbo plall!l to ente;.: gregatlon of Jebovall's Witnes!lmlnistry. The Burgess f Y will hi art of an oxpected fessional skill of your registered pharmacist. before moving to Virginia, ~t- : 000 dele:ates and vialtora at Doctor's prescriptions are filed promptly and tended the Maaon Melhcxbst hrbeo Field In Pittsburgh lor Church. !OUI'day conventioo July 21· precisely, at all times. Plans were al!IO made to serve 8 to one of "~He~:J" .~ MEIGSli'HEA 'FRE I ~~~~i:~i~l~l~~~y w~re I cong~ation be on Saturday, fromheld10 a.m. to noon. July 1. . ~ ~ ' ' ' , ORT Mrs Gwen Julyi~':'gb;4 ' • • ., . . H .11 st ear one to Europe this sum· . A trip awai a y ' ' Talent presentations lor a va- Sharon Aa n!w llninisters hap- mer- aren t they the lucky ones. are back after three riety show to be .staged on !mmOrsion at JehoThey traveled via t al Eastern lligh School are z ' recent week· JD ng an ' . f Louisville Ky. Mr. Moore being solicited. vah s .W!tne.renee in Iron· jet with the Korsar Shrlners o . ' PersollB interested in Bible is a went to London and · show are asked to · · . 1 · th tours of the Royal Castle of Wm • the Robert Jef- The servlte was a part of of therr v sit ereesidence of Her Majesty, Eton College, notify ellh';'; thsee . day; convention for Wil· sod the Palace where they watched fers, 992-66 ' nesses. Tile Assembly was for an a VIS ditional chang· 667-3600. t7 of the area. ofeif:e Pompeii, buried in the Ia v a Sponsored by the Eastern J:.o. were resented to Paris where !bey saw from Mount Vesuvius, .and now ell! Band Boosters, the variety exa!ples of the Eif!el Tower and Napoleon's in the process of be.mg show will begin at 7:30 p, m. gi can apply Bible Tomb There was a visit to Vr.r- ed. And fmally a VISit ;:' The Eastern band will play and . heir lives. Larry I . ; and the castle of t h e ISland of Capri before e , other talent ads already regis· prl=les ': presiding min· I where the treaty ol peace hour flight back to Louisville. 0;nt;e Chillicotbe congretered are "The Impacts," an In· the Allies and Germato "Ex slrumental group, and Teresa s igned in IDI9. Most recent viBitors po Buckl<y, who will do a tao rou. climax of the event was they tossed colns in '67" Mr. and Mrs. tine e . f th tech · f Trevi and were Fry their son, Marvm, an A .rehearsal for the talent will Ike Lie'; the people in the Marie Hackett. The _group ·'1 , " •H·Ome · d b c • l N am · e y l rc es . . . . : '. By Charlene Hoeflich 8 AtYc Jertnce O .< 1it';,i!. •· • ·t ' ' . '1 c0 rner Talent lnvit~d T· p t' • te .... .,.,.~r:· ·· 4 :Community Charlene Hoeflich, Tel. 992-5292 ,e ' ,~ ,:,_-;-, ~·., '\ ''t< •. • Society ... by / "~ "·. ~ · ~~~tln~~~~;~:K~!e~:,-{9er ' -" _.,~~·&< ,•.. .., __...,":f'-•n-1,:-- ·:? •• ' •,' So~ ,f, · , ours ql!l~ Kosyg~rl, N}aga rq. 1o: ~red \~~ ~lao ~~.J Dodd Censor~ to·. ,~:~e Code 0£EthiCS ID • Sena.te :=gho:· -' While Ejec:utive telephone wltb key advisers. . . . v :u , caretully a\'l!¥ed ,f.D.V•,Jpr~st Wblie Johll.8on was attempting N I ,. Prta,l!lent ~~ . ID vlfil • of tangible reuuJII ftiim the to 011ert no pressure wh!IIever ·aaltri\Jperlci)l's summit ecn-,rs41Jon.s, be was on Kosygin to participate with from \tii!d)al!l!lus iourlsf attractions happy that fie and Kosygin had him In a joint communique Pret111., mecca of , opened up a hlgh-level line of after their Sunday meeting, It lravelecl Saturday to' I!Oneymooners. :' I WASHINGTON (UP! -:Senate, after ceiiBIIl'IDI communication and at least one was quite likely the two leaders ride the waters o! the . 'l'lle nornaUy reserved Kosy· vital area of agreement make brief Nlai!lf& lliver Inspect tiln was obviously in a holiday its integrity. This was on the once they conclude thea talks. largest plant m . mood from the moment he "I will do all I can to see that a code of ethllllll .-efact h llnoted States and Side Trip the western world. arrived al the Falls Air ported and approved this session," DemocraJi!: leade:r the · · ·• It wu a of s rises as Force Base with hiS daUihler Mike Mansfield said. "I think such a code Is mandatory. dlstinc ' •• of 60 Communist 1hope it will be simple, stra.ightforward and lllldar• . ··jnd . ·~~~ala In a stood. , l;!jiial JeUmer. ga111zatlons for tha same 1mt1 W : Cell!lured Friday for using expenses. I Rtp. peliticai contributions lor o e r· The Senate Ethics Commlttel, , , N.Y. sonal expenses. Dodd still •· whlcb bronght tha CSIIUrt waits resulls of investigation by charges Blalnsl lhe ~ : . the Justice Department and II> cut Democra~ wed jlit Jut- . . temal Revenue S.:rv!ce I h a t lice DepartmentiDd the IRS 1o ,, let , lleWspaper, !MBn· could lead to pess1ble crlmmal enter lhe cue. ; : d cl._. newsmen aDd chatges. , Th IRS Is .....:.. 1o c1e1er- ·• rilll&·A"' e I Ci D s allegedly . e' ..,.,.,IgL, _ . • ., Itt <tile Central Intel- The 60-year·old senator, a mme if Dodd should ,.., Pl!d Agj8cy (CIA) and grandfather, wao condemned lor mcome ~ 011 tha polltlcel ftaJdl ~ dtawing on Adolf spending $116,000 of his polili· he used to PGI'IIOIIII bWt. er's lact!CIS helped Israel c.al donatoons tor personal use. The Justice lila Arabti in the •ut he was cleared by the Sen- to know If be We ate on charges he billed both against tbe the gov•rnment and private or· he wu paid for travel ~~men.t wouj~ st~teruenta -~ ~iBty~ hydrooeft:~ltic -~'-lis !1M ·~ fo~·l"!lel'ationa ~ ~ ~Y ~e ~~~~fiu~d~: ~rc~~'::.'~c~~ :t':Jc~ltf!:= N1ag~a ~ (fien se I ! ' •• ';r .,_. ' : "'! .follybush Bracing for Another ts Jo!mson, Kosygin Resunte Smiunit GLASSBORO, N.J. (UP!)-and plain clothes deteotives. trying for Ils tiny C()llege town took a The llS.year-old ·•Hollybush" at Johnson N>day, brea!IJir fro[ll its IJrie! was , fitted with a dozen air The call 'USb With liiltory lnd braced condllloners' late Tbcrt¥Jay a~ crew, aided by' 1r ano!her on Sunday .a,fternoon , ter jt was announced tha lwo men, did ~clllqllva hen President Johnson and W<>rld leaders would meet n!IJht m1 oviel Premier Alexei N. The Robinson's played the lwo :oayliO resume Informal "sum· tor tbe meeting. But, they Flliday a(lernoon. oiV' '!Ilks. "evicted~' }'riday niiJht. Tile loobd u li. lhere · 'Jibe news capital of the world year-old educator said pleD!c ·~~.; I'll! once agatn be "Holljlbush," Service eaents aaked ~ !Ie 11-rool!l VIctorian atone leav and not to rturn 1001e ' of Dr. Thomas E. after the s.."'Ond eon!erenca. lloblnaon. and hiB Wife on the The couple hnd no ~~~~·~ ,of . GlasS!foro "In fact, we're ~l&hti!I.~'·II~Mi Te · Cnllege. Robinson said. peu,Ce, with · The Rohinsons l)lelll/ of were weekend In a dormitory. : . to provide Mrs. Robinson had oti · 'summit · or newsmon her Rower and shruJi. Into ...~~·.. •11• !Jtll~} � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 06. June Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. 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