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LIMITED TIME ONLY LIMITED TIME ONLY tour. Mrt. R. L. Hamli!Dn ~mlllns critical condition at Cabell· IHuntinlilon llollpital. Her daughsoo-fn.law, Mr. and Mrs. . P. Klein were there Seturday. Mrh. C. M. Hennl!S)' wiD acj 0:::~. her dallghter, Mrs. ll Vivian and c h II· dren, Bryan and Cathy SaCflllllenlo, Ca!H. to Columlllis weet where they iv ill Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Har· . Mrs. Vivian and <lilldren Ivisiioo In Atlanta, Ga. before COJnlna tD Middleport a· weelt 111!0. Mr. and Mrl. Karl Owen. Mr. and Mrs. Horace McEiblnney, Mr. end Mn. Emerson Jones, Mr. and -Mrs. Homer Forest and daughter, Mr•. Grimm IIIII children, Belinda and Edle, Clyde ~' In d ~w!~f~!~~t~: Klghts of Pythlas and Pytllians I Sisters held at the Kypr Creek Park. Mr. and Mn. Geotse Doolittle and cblldren, Berea, a r e guests of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Glet11! Lambert. . Mr. and Mra. IL M. Croll and Mirio Florlnel Talbott en· lo!rtalned wjth • dinner Sunday honoring Mn. l'hllll·l mer Beeson on her b~y nlversary. . . J<im Tannei!W WI ~wm­ bus by TWA , jelllner Yort Cl!J SUnday afteriiOon wltere be wiD four-week 'I F of I1111I1mer u a. rtiOrll: I group, World' I Greatest Sloopjn& PiUs•": Bomca Qui-ma• MIIIIJ'Isa..$7US. llemco Quiltonnta• Imperial Matitest- $89.75 ' GELS FU ·Make Elberfelds In Pomeroy Your Center labli ' temllJ . u.s.. . Iuwer •· .... toered Of The Melp-Mmon .4rea TUESDAY, JUNE .27, 1967 • Ill Driver Ar~ested, Charged on DWI ep0 I lrtme~tl lncreulil( eool tmdakl, ree n ure • • IS lOll ea on J d d About MiddJ rl . To The POMEROY-MIDDLEPORT, OHIO VOL. XX NO. 52 1- - -·------ lWIN 011 • ca·ml•ng : Held P.reced'mg E • Mee price $51.95 • ......,,,, ••.• , Potluck NllloniiiJtisec! ynr 'round pr;co $61.95 NOW· •• '--t . ' 1 ;Is ' $3995 >' ' ' . ·. meroy ~d Nattonlllyldwryear 'round· ., . d d ' ' "" . ' · p·: , · ·:, ·. ''\ ·· i>o>~"latk>ri Explosion p~,Ofiti!,)n. T~~itJe, .: 'om".·e~.~s' ... r' o·. ,:'e:cts• . · ·a' t'·e'·. q:Jtt·wscs,by Mrs. Ktrfi$/tou~ . . r ·' . Le.tf t K ' n·Ch .'t.ld' . Su' By Bapttst·C/ass I, ' , .., -. ··ofh~·t&lrl! Dlilien81on of lbe I~Y singing . of "TI!e ·Cburdl'• . POJl!lllltlon E•plosion" was the One Foundation/~ MrS • •UI,WID>' Mr. and Mrs. Charles Nease, Mrs. Belly Pickens 1vas hbn- Proje'cts and objectives of nouneed, that she wW attend .a \eel at l'l!ndue l7nlversi!J ~ prograJ!l,;,llleme psed lJY ,Mrs. Nease relld the 'scpptw'l! .and Pomeroy, .,.. announcing the ored by the Junior .lllgh elan IChurch Women United were <lis- meelinl of Church WOIIIet! UnJI. month. ~/ Kerni lllluib at a recent ineet- taldilg part Ill a dliiloJUe ,_,. llblr1h ol a son.- Gregory Lee, of the Middleport Fll'st Baptist Icus$ed by Mrs. Ja"""' Rich- . · -' ing of the Women's Society of MrS. John, ~· Mft: ·41fred born Thursday at the Pleasant Church With a farewell party ard~ of Rio Grande the southiUtt'l~.;,;,l Chrlstjan , Ser~lce ·,held at tlie Yeauger and Mrt~ ~ease. IIVs1lley Hosjjltal,, Pt. Pleasant, Thursday_ night at the Jo~n eall are,a vice ~ja~t, at an er ~, , O.f-~ . rr.-:wr~W FQreil Jlwl Melbolllsl Cburch. Mr;. Edith' S!Uon . read ''81. w ·· Fultz residence. lexecuttve · council ·session of · Read'at, M,~etin. n.. .· .· :...."".·.·.·:,·~ .··· am .. o;..ned" wlth Paw- ,Urbllii Gllimlzer" frolli Tbe infant weighed s e v en Mrs . Fultz, Mrs. Cha~le,s Ed- Meigs County Chulcb Women · • "" 111 kl:·7 . r )lie, M~tllodist woml!l; · and FaII.P'Iwid~, elgh ounces. Mr. and wards, and Mrs. _Ted Rilet, Jr. United held at the Pomeroy A leiter from a Ko~an chiJi! the 4evilt10~,. ~i· the September "V!"\ ·•·.~~? ··Word," a r~· lbef•s D~ poetry .was read ,by · II"":•- Nease are the parents of were hostesses for !be party.,F. t B list churdl · SljPpotted ,bY the On&Won.OUe meeUng. · ·' ·. · .' sPQnslv~' reaamg taken from i Mr~. ScOtt and Mra. WendeD daughter, Diana, two. The Mrs. Pickens, who will be re- as ap ' class. of the . Pil~roy First West Mitt!' St. , members of !he .MethodiSt hymnal, followed Stutler. llm•atej,.al grandparents are Mr. siding in Columbus. was i're- , Present for the session were jlaptist Church, waa read by We class ·~~ relft!shll\ent& , . · - ·· - - . Mrs. Russ Watson and Mrs. p1~~~~ ... bi!ACI" and OJarles Blake, Syra- sented a book and jewelry from Mrs. J. Edward Foster, pres!- Mrs. James Stephenson Thlll'll- .fo those nlm«< above and Mrs. Sisson rep<~rted 011 ·the i tel1flll '""'"='~~F'~~ ,~~~~~~Mrs~.~T~belm~~·~N~ea""se:-,.._:P."'om"..':.· the class. Randy Becker ron- :dent; Mrs. Russ Watson, Min- day night when the group met Elll)er Wickham;. Mts. L. P. officers tralnlng scbOOI ndd at dueled the games and a dessert 'ersville Methodist, vice pres!- at the church. Sterrett and Mrs. J. Ed Foster. .<" Galllp<~Jls. Mrs. Mark EVIDI course was served. : <~•nt; Mrs. Richard Owen, Mid· . Durlnl the meelinl conduct. · · presented devotiOns from the Guests were Myrna and Mel· ;dleport Baptist, secretary, and ed by Mrs Harry Bailey pres- , '-Psal~. odie Mclrltyre, Joyce R i I e y, ~Mrs. David Entsminger, !f~ath ident pl~ were made' for li _ ru·OUQ ·: 1;f11 I Rel!'e~tltmeills were served ·b~ Joyce Roush, Chester Rouhh.l Methodist, Mlddl~pl)rt, tteasur· picnl~ to be held at the Middle., Y!'S; Watson and Mrs. Scott to Joyce Roush. Chester Rou"\ er Others attejldtnl \Vefe Mrs. 'port Park on July IU. The piet :L _ .: . , 1those named above and Mrs. man, Kent Kloos, Terry Slob- !Joe Cook, Pomeroy Baptist; nlc wlll be for members and IUMJUl . · , . .I Amanda liaer,'Mrs. a.pson lloJ. 1 art, Kayle Russell, and Anita Mrs. Edward Simpson, Racine the' guests , ' ter, Mrs. Stacie Arnoltl" in d Marie Fultz. IBaptist, and Mrs. Ada Warner, ~e class' song, ''He Keeps p~0• Mrs. Harry Wyatt. . · I I united Methodist. Me Singling" and the Lor d's · eroy, is the paternal grand- Mrs. Richnrds spoke on the Prayer ,In unison opened 1he Monday Dr. Milton Lilly Ieroy mother. Mrs. Tom Hood, Pom- three special days observed by meeU•• Mrs Stephenson gave Mrs. Earl Shumaker of New JANE . HOWELL TENT 95, I Of U I d i nAa·d and Mr and Mrs John Ch h Women United May .... · P an 8 ""' i Vufr' S ra~use are· real- urc the teacher's thought entitled Lexlng11ln was the week end DAUjfhters of UniOR Veterans, PT. PLEASANT _ Dr. MD· ~· g IJ'ellowshlp Day, World Com- "Chain Reaction." guest of her brother-In-Jaw and wiD meet at 7:30 Monday even- ton Judson Lilly 88 of'Uplllnd, gra pare · munity Day In Nove~be~ band Devotional leader was Mrs sister, Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Wll· mg at the D.A.V. hall. IMason County ~ho' died Satur• , World Day .of Prayer m e TU· Aten Shain who presented sev- dermuth. Her husband joined BETHEL 6Z, International Or· ' day will be 'buried In Mount PICniC ary. She sug~e~ted th:t ~half· eral articles after reading sctlp- ber here Sunday. Mrs. Shumak- det of Job's Daughters, wi II Zlo~ Bap\1:!1 Churc:b ceinetery men be name or eac 0 serv- ture from St.Luke. Her medi- er came ..peelally for the Rc- meet at 7:30 Monday night at at Upland following funeral • ence. ed ... lations included "Great Oppor· ails Weekend activities, the Masonic Temple. Iservires Tuesday at 2 p. m. at f The speaker announc mat tunlties We Let Pass By," STAFF ANO OFFICERS,' the church. I Vemng . mq the 1967 proJe<;l for Wo~ld Com- "Time For Sale," and ·'A Guests of Mr. and Mrs. Bob Meigs Temple, Pythlan Sisters. I His wife, Mrs. Henrietta LilA polluc p1cmc preceded a mumty Day .". prOVIdmg Jay. Dream" and she concluded Wamslev were her oarents. Mr. will meet at 7,30 Monday night 1 died In 1954_ Friends may meeting o~ the p~st preSidents jettes for miSSions. She ~ug- with two poems, "When I Have and Mrs. Norman Fisher, Sen- m the Columbus and Southern ! !~I at the Heck Funeral Home of tbe LadJes j\IIXlllary of Drew 1g.sted that work on the project Time" and "Lost Opportunity." ecaville. Ohio Electric Co. social room. Iat Milton Webster Post 39, American Le·l be started this summer. It was M T T Sh 110n gave the Mr. and Mrs. William Gibbs .Mrs. Horace McElhinney and ion, held at the home of Mrs. her recommend~lion that offi- cl~:lng ·prayer. e of Ashland, Ky. were weekend Mrs. Clyde Andrews will be the cine Lodge F&AIII will be held Ben Neutzlmg, Pomeroy. cers be elected m January and It d 'ded to ••-nse guests of his parents, Mr. and hostesses. Tu d J It - K 'ded t · t II d th th was eel ~"" M W A Glb'·· es ay, une 27• a1 8 p. m. Mrs. 01m napp preS! a ms a e e same mon . with the August meeUng and rs. . . "'· . T d lll be p M t Ni""t d Proposed changes m I c cal . Mrs. Georgia Williamson has ues ay w . ast as ers "" an . council activity were outlined that Mrs. Joe Cook Will present returned after a several days: MEIGS RDING Club Tues- work m the Master Mason deby visit in Collunbos with Mrs. day, 7.30 P· m. at home of Mr. gree. , I the speaker w~ also anPomeroy, 0. French Hundley and Miss Joyce and Mrs. Joe Young. POMEROY Women s CbrlJ. !he meeting which opened with OUD ;;aD Wlllillmson. ·. SPECIAL MEE'J,'ING of Ra- Uan Temperance Uolon WIll TONIGHT and TUESDAY prayer. Plans for the next meet· · Mr. and Mrs. Russell Wilson . m':"t al2 p.m: Tuesday at the Juno 26-27 ing will be announced later. ill Logan were weekend visitors lion that would be, a boon to Umted Methodiii Olurch. ;l;~~~~~Lue:.. Following the dinner, homeof their son·ln-Jaw and dough· consumers, is pressmg to make LADIES AUXIIJARY of WATCH FOR ANOTHER (Technlcolor> made ice cream and cake were ter, Mr. and Mrs. Terry Ohlin· lhe data publle. ~eeney-Bennett Post 128, Amer"KEY VALUE" NEXT WEEK Geo. Segal, Sent~ Berger, served by till! hostess to those ger. . Chairman Benjamin Rosen- 1can Legion, will meet at 7:10 1 ~.~~. ~~. :;r,.~~~~/ " Guin· named above and Mrs. Owen , Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Wilder- thai, D-N.Y., said his speciui Tue~y nlgbt at the hall, COLORCARTOONS: Watson, Mrs, George Hackett, ' muth, Mrs. 'Pea,rl Mora, Mr. consumers subbbqls Wednesday .B.tP Fr•nklln Store Countorfe1t Cot Sr., Mrs. Ralph Gilmore, Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. David Ly 0 n 8 and Mrs. Norman Fisher of Sen- Che1rman BenJamin Rosen- STATED CONCLAVE of the Rail's Ben Franklin ~':!'/;;t~~nd Gerald Wildermuth, 'Mrs. Jed are vacationing at Cherokee ecaville, .'.1nd Mrs. Earl Shu- thai, D-N.Y., sa1d hlB special Oljlo Valley Coounandery No. MIDDLEPORT POMEROY Webster, Mrs. Mayme Holme9, Villlll!e, Arkansas. Their 8 0 0 , 'maker, New Lexington, visited consumers subcommittee wants 24 K. T. wW be beld June. 28, ""'SHO""'W"""'S"'T"'AR"'TS""'S"':oo....,P..,.M..,......!t::'a:n:d~Mr~s.~Le~w~ls~S~Ian~le'!:.y.:__ Berke i& at the home of his Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Reed tr. know why the federal at 7:30 p.! m. There wiD be IJIJI!!!IIIJI!!!IIIJI!!!IIIJI!!!IIIJI!!!IIIJI!!!IIIJI!!!III•IIIIJI!IIIII!IIIJI!JI!!!III~!t!IJIJI!!!IIIIIIIIIIJIJI!!!!~ ·-·-.... · - ·- - - - . ' Mr. and Mrs. Crary, Keno, . .government IUiiiOObqls election of officers. Lyons. I Mr. and. Mrs. Walter H. MoelMra. c. T. Shumaker 11 In ler, Lancaster, were Regatta , IHwllin!!(on, W. Va. with h ef visitors In Pomeroy. •on and daugbter-ln-law, Mr. Mr. and Mrs. Bob Hoeflich, Mra. Charles Shumaker. daughter, Jayne, were In Mr. and Mrs. L. E. Trlp(ett Sunday to visit Ills have returned from Winfield, W. · Mrs. George Hoeflich, I where they spent several who Is a patient at Uncolo I with !be Albert Hendrick8 1Memorial Hospital, '"" Mr. and 1 Mrs. Hendricks Is ~cu- 1 Mrs. Mike Hammer and chi~ at her home fOllowing of lmpltallzatlon. _ _ ,.__ ., ... Mr. and Mrs. John F u It z w,.ovm.... ""' children, Marc and Anita WASiflNGTON (IJPI) - A 114sll'le, spent the weekend In House suhcllmmitll!e, convinced Delaw.,.. where they we r e the federal government Is guests of Mr: and Mrs. s::lt::llng:.:!...::on:..::a_:w::•al::::th~o::,l_::lnl:::orm:::.::::a·:..l!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!'!!!!!'!!!!!!!!!!'!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!lm!!!!!!!!W Hammond. On Saturday they the Gennall VIllage house ...., ,. ~-" r-,.1,·;.-~-\i' _._; \( . ~- ~ '··'". '·....t· ··· ·--·1 ~----,- ~ 1F:'.',' ~-i•,~: -·_:.1,1.. '-.· . . ·.' ,,· I <' ~. ' . Injured in a head-i!n tccldent that involved three vehicles. to CONJti, ',.. JIEl,EN handicaps becallle today observed , and blind eoilq11eted her and won : hear\1 Of ·llllnions. ll\11 now ohe laces subtle handlcop she can· 111!1 conquer :... th•• passong •milre Ve(ll'l. ,.;, 'I ' was driv· DEMOLISHED !'YT.QUTTON :,1 Pv~ Ed~ ., • E. HattOa. io• of · Ewt~g H•&tpn, Rutland, hna compl!i!ed b~lc tralalng at F ~ r I Knn and ' II ataUotleil w II b Co. B, fl"'· BN tEsn, Fort Lell1W'I1' Wood, Mllsaarl. - ·· The above pictured 1utomo-. biles were demolished in 1 head-on · collision near Hobson Monc!•Y nigl!l•. The 1967 t-tone mOdel woo oporatecl by Robert, K. Justice, 36, Rt. I Worthington, ot right, while the other Y4ihlcle, 1 19~9 Ford, obavo, Wll drivep by Larry Joe Swift, 29, Chllipolls, Three persons w1re injured in tho mi.. l!l!p,_.;...S.ntinel.photos. ... . - r - - Karie 'Eastep ~ies 1\lop.~ay I Make your dreams come lrue ..•. call us· lor ··' ·· Fiet~x~:· Is Aunouneed~ . ho e iDI·PtOY·8 ent ' " ' ·• . . w;,..·lilllllt,... •w••fll.·• ..._ lkt .. illaoitl• . .' . . . . . _ , . ......nllloli.lliotlt, c , By .BoJt ~eh · .. f;]·llllt .litii...W ... - ,.lll!l I ...... ldo4do . . ..,.. .... . , _ ... I ,. • �/ I '' ~} ' ( ' ) ., ' ' >• Blanked . .. ~ I ' 3-0 By Los Ang~re s Dodgers CINCINNATI •(UP!) - The ~n. who jolneCl' the Reds ilumplng ClnclimaU Reds who ll age 17, just out of Reading went scoreless wbile gividg up illgh School. chalked up his lOth three runs to Los AngeW. Mon- Win of the se1100) lioldiilg the day night, meet Ute Dodgers Reda to five bill In notching the GB, again tonight in Ute second of 3-0 decision. a four-game series. Te Reds made the mislake Sammy Ellis wiD' take the of permitting Osteen to slip 6 mound for the Reds vs. Don away from them back in 1961 6 Sutton for the Dqdgers. when they were forced to ped7 On Monday the Reds were die him after exercising his albeat mainly by a native ,of the lotted options. Queen City, and fol:lller Redleg, And It's a mistake Osteen Claude Osteen. hasn't permitted the Reds to 81 Ulfled .Pmtllatmlalloa'll 1 NIUOul LeqM w. b. Pel. GB St. LoWs 43 24 .642 ... Cincinnati f2 iO ,:513 3~ Chicago 39 • 28 .582 4 Pittsburgh 35 31 .530 7¥.! san Franciaco 36 36 .514 8\!o Atlanta 36 34 .S14 8¥.! Philadeiphis 31 36 .483 12 Los Angeles 30 39 .43$ 14 New York 24 41 .38918 Houston 26 15 .366 19 Moaday'l Results Barrages .I ,. ' ' ' Answer . forget the .last tliree years. Monday night's victory .was his third straight over tile Reda Utis ~n and bls eeventh in 10 decisions witlt them since he swapped a Washington Senators unifotm for the Dodger fial1'l"is in the winter of 1964. d The defeat Osteen han ed the Reds Monday was their ninth in their last 13 games, dropp..t them three and one-half games behind !be league-leading Car· dmals, and left them only half- a.game ahead of the,thild place "My b1ggest out. of. Ute Chicago Cube. , came In Ute filth mrung "I had a hell of ~ aln'ker to- fanned Tony Perez," said night and real good control," teen. said Osteen. "And I made the Dick Schofield's error on Chipitches ":hen I ~d to." co Ru~z·s grottnder and Vada W1Ut this, ,Red M!UJIIer Dave Pinson • double had put runners Bristol readily agreed. on eecondtlt an~-~hlrd> wtth •. "Osteen beat us, not the out and e ncus tr~1 11ng .... umps," said Bristol who was "Let's face 11," said ?"teen banish..! by umpll'e Ed Sudol "Perez has been hot Wltlt ln Ute Reds' half of the eigh!JJ ,bat and he has alway• been inning for disputing a call on a tough out fo~ me. I don't force-out at second base. out many guys, most of out." AltM Perez lng, 'Delon •Jc>lldlt)l( out fu f!!d.' ~· the'Reda'' last Mel ~n to' lour' 'hits for 8 pincb entlt pre by Inning twice. Another third homer of gave the run in the Americaa wpe W. L. Pel. Chicago 40 26 .006 Detroit 38 31 .>37 Boston 35 33 .S1o Minnesota 35 33 .S15 Cleveiaild 34 34 500 Califotnia 36 37 .193 Baltimore 32 35. 478 New York 32 35 .478 Kansas City 32 39 .451 Washington 31 40 .437 ALLSTAR walk SIX Monday's Resulla In the oUter game the Dodgers Chicago 5 Baltimore 4 (night) •"'1 upended Ute Yanks 9:&. The Pomeroy Pll'ates upset third and fi£th frames and Ute Pirate hitters off 1'; d die Jon Buck pitch..! ~r t 2B 1 (ni hi) g Chicago 4 Philadelphia 2 Minnesota oston th · 1Y unbe ate n "'" New York ' Pitts. 2 (night) New York 5 Kan. City 2 (mght) e previous ...ers score was tIed 2-2 at the cIose Young and Floyd Burney,' Tiger w1nners fanru'ng 12 and ·w..alkini st. Louit 3 San Fran 1 (night) Cn!Jfnrma 4 wash. 3 (night) by a 2-2 score on a seventh mn· of the regulation s1x mnings moundsmen. were Faulk w1th a three Gene McKinney 1d ing home run by Gene Davis P1rate pitchers Chuck Faulk home run, double and single; out 11 and walked five in gomg Loo Angeles Cinn. 0 (night) (Only games •C\teduPitcbel'll ~ Monday in Boys League action and Jon Dillard combmed to Danny Stone a single, and Da- the route for Ute Yanks. (Only games3 scheduled) Today's Probable Tilley's Probable Pltclers tall times EDTI The Pirates, managed by gJVe up only one hJt, a single by v1s, with his homer Young The Yanks had taken a (aD limes EDT) New York (Downing 8-4 and George Nesselroad, traded 2-0 Andy Vaughan off Faulk, dur- pitched for the Tigers untd the lead m the bottom of the £1Ith Pittsburgh (Fryman 0.2) al Verbanle 2-1) at Kansas City after the second inning. The mg the stellar performance The Utird when he was relieved by when Gene McKinney doubled New York (Bennet 0-4), 2 p.m. (Hunter 7-5 and Dobson 4-3) 2. 7 Pirates, however, came back Pirate hurlers fanned 16 and Burney The T1ger p1tchers m two runs, but the margin was Houston (!llaslngame 2-01 at p.m with runs in the bottom of Ute walked f1ve. cimbmed to stnke out nine and shorthved as the Dodgers came Atiru~ta (Niekro 3·3), 8:05 p.m Washington (Colemllll 3-5) back with five in the top of the PbHadelphla (Wise t-5) at California (McGlothlin 7-1), 11 ~~: blad (4-21 HR - Tresh Fight Results s1xtlt The Dodgers big sixth 1 Cbleago (Simmons 3-5 or Cuip p m. By United Press lotemaUonal was paced by a . 4-6!, 2,30 p.m. Chicago (Horlen 8-ll at I Boston 1110 000 1100- 1 8 I WALPOLE, Mass (UP!)- double by Jon Buck and a tr1p. Fire OR board - tll*.e ~Ito~: ohlp and Meii"A..._. , 000 200 OOx- 2 6 0 Pat Stapleton 192 !rei d le by Denms Glaze. San Francil!co (McCormick 7· Baltimore (Barber 4-7), 8 p.m "These wash-aDd·we&r base-l By United Press lntemaHcnal Minn. 31 ot St. Louis (Carlton 5-4), 9 Boston (Waslewsk1 0-0l at uniforms are great, but National League Lonborg, Wyatt 18 ) and Till- knocked out w1iue Ja~kson, ~~: Yank hitters were Gene Mc- Owners mlght.IIOt -~ p m. Mmnesota (Chance 1!f.5), 9 p m Mom'll be mad llllnkhp IIPh!la. 001 001 000- 2 52 man; Kaat Worthmgton (8) Brooklyr. N y (I) Kmney, a double ; Phil Moon,Jl IQ save IL Ill& .8 ,...... .lnaurod with ue, we'li~­ N1xon, .Z1mmerman (9) '' ·· so1o homer, and Chuck Mark Werry, Lot Angeles (Sutton 4·l) at Cleveland (O'Donoghue 3-1) at dldn'l get to play!" -o Chicago 300 100 OOx- 4 6 1 and WP-Kaat LP-Lonborg Joe Rosenbaum, Wrl,ght ), YOII the lnOIIIf tD1fMtJ: a 15 8 Cincinnati !Ellis 5-3), 8 P m. Detroit <Wilson 8-61. 9 P m Farrell, G Jackson (I), 19 31 NEW YORK (UPI)- Pablo and R Leonard, a smgle replacement,SHJOUI'A4 . Wedae•day's Games Wednesday's Games Green 17) and Oliver; Nye, · · _ manfordetllHaon-01Lopez, 1401., Puerto R1co, DodgeJt.hitlers were Jon Buck 012 OOX000 200 000 3 8 O Phlladelph[a at New York IN) New York at Kansas City tN) Koonce 16), Hartenstein (9) and Wa sh. 7 outpomted Angel Rivera, 132, w1th a dobble and SJngle; Glaze, plete1allored pn>tectlon... 1 Houston at Atlanta (N) Washington at Califorma (N) Hundley. WP-Nye (6-3). LP- Ca1· H 110 h ( ) 4Prld In Allto-Ownera MdR:Ie·ll ~ ~ h B It' IN) lffi Will Moore ump reys 3 . · Puerto Rico (8). a tnple; Carl Offutt, a double, prol8cflon." ,....: ' • Plttsbur~h at Chicago, 2 . c lcago at . a Jmore , Farrell (6-3). ~ams dy (41 Lmes (61. Baldwin (81. • , ' and Tim Colburn, a smgle ~ ~~ . San Francisco at St. Lows (N) Boston at M10nesota (NI mth), Santo 113tlll. d c' Ham !ton Kelso Tigers . _ 020 000 0 2 1 ' ~· ~~~~~-~-_cincinnati (N' Cleveland at Detro~~(N) , ~tL ~ ~ ~. T:;~;v;7·), RoJ~s IBl and TORONTO (UP[)-Hedgeman P!lateg · . ' 001 010 1 3 5 Rodersg WP...,HarulitOn ( l.tl) LewJS, 14fi DetrOit, outpomted Young, Burney (3) and 011 Perry, Gibbon (7), Herbel (8) I LP Moore · (3-61 · com 1 FrazJer, 140, Toronto (8). C. Faulk, Dlilar<l (7) and Middleport, Ohle h d Red! on land Hailer; Cosman, Briles 19) -. Faulk, R Dillard (6). • T e Braves an .eg~ w I and McCarver. WP-Cosman (1Monday mght m M!ddltP?rt ') LP _ Perry l5-9l OUT OF ACTION . SAN FRANCISCO Dodgers . 002 115- 9 Boys League play, remamiQg Pitts. OOI ooo IOO- 2 II I , HOUSTON (UP!) - Larry Thad Spenc'er, 202, Berkeley Yanks 001 230- 6 , !Jed in sum["er standings w1th NY. 000 000 021 _ 3 10 0 1D1erke~, one of the Hou~ton stopped Amos Lmcoln, 210, Buck and M~KfllDey, G. COLUMBUS, Ohio IUPJ\- a birdie for an even par 37. 7-2 records aM stx games to go. Blass P!2arr 18 ) Face 19) Astros oulstandmg young p1tch- Los Angeles (B) . Ki ··;;;n;::n~ey:_;.an::;d~M~. .;.W~e;,;rr(-y.:,_.,... ....,~;;;;;~~.,...._;;i;~~ Arnold Palmer, who always Then on Ute .front nine, the 2S- Both went a half-game al!ead of and M;y, R. ~aw, 'R. Taylor ers, has been ordered to rep~rt " attracts an army, and little· yenr·old one-t1me UruverSJty of the idle Red Sox. This Week's K&l' 1111 and {lrote, Sullivan (8). WP for SJX months acl!ve duty with loternatiooal League Standing• known Kermit Zariey, put .on Houston star, who. ruled ""/ The Braves ulled awa from -R Taylor 12-2). LP-Face (4-/ the US Army and will be lost I By United Press llemaUonal I ----· dazzling displays Monday to f1re nteroolleg10te champiOn In 1962, th y kees ~fter fou/ close :3). HRS-Mazeroski lith), Boy· for the rest of the s_eason, the I w. L. Pet. GB six-under par 66s to wm the came through With the low mne in~in win 8-3 and the Red- er (lsi) . Astros report..! Monday Rochester 38 24 613 ... second annual Columbus !nv1ta- score of the day. g h' L A !00The 20 yearold Dierker • Tororlo 3' 26 544 4'1.! 002 000 1 3 41 liGna! Pro-am Tournament Zariey fired four birdieS and legs, behind _the str;~~ ~ 0~~ Cmn. 000 000 000 - 0 5 0: ,,hose record was 6·5, Wlii be RIChmond 34 29 .540 4'1.! J Palmer, golfdom's No 1 an eagle to thwart Palmer's b1d ~f ':~ :~;;n:~~r [our mmngs Osteen II0-7) and Roseboro; [replaced m the starling rotatiOn Buffalo 28 29 491 7'h money w1nner thls year, started lor a solo VIctory, HIS eaglet ongthe 10 run rule. Queen, Abernsthy 181 and uv W~de Blasmgame, a recent Columbus 29 31 .463 8 ~ ahakey by bogeymg the [Jrst came on the par five, 474-yard l Coker. LP-Queen (8_3). HR-: acqu!Sihon lroru the Atlanta Toledu 28 31 475 B'h Light bh.\q-atet:llhc ftmsh v..tth matchmg Jntenor, full I»' wer cqutpmcnt mel. wmdows and 6 way power seat,. radi~ hole. After that, however, he eJghth hole. Johnny Slaven, of the Braves, : (3rd). Braves. _. __ -~ .Jacksonville 27 33 450 10 tmted gla~s. whtte wall tires, comfort control air condt· had the Midas touch and, Zarley and Palmer led by one scattered 6 hits, to Ute Yankees I American League TENNIS LINEUP Syracuse ·23 35 397 13 p·Ifates upset pomeroy r·Jger BaII Club Line Scores Bf3VeS, RedS (Continued From Pagel) IMt~rll•er A.ppro"ed Win ConteStS 1 • s d A } Palm W nnua n ' ef JllS ' eco ColumbUS Pro•Am Tourney .. Diamond DOWNING ·lnsuranc• AglliCf o::oo:- : 1 :"to r: 1 64 Cadillac Coupe DeVille · ··· · · $3100 1 1 I 1 spurred by a huge throng fired~ stroke over Ray Floyd, who had II fanning 9 and walking 3. He bit Chicago ooo 000 212 _ 5 7 o MILWAUKEE (UP!) - The Monday'a Reoullo superlative goH. /33-.'14-67. FIVe others, Rod 1one batter. Bait 000 002 026- 4 6 o Natwnal Clay court champ1on- Toronto 10 Columbus 9 & WOtllld up lbe Iron! nine at Funseth, Don Masse•gale. Pete[ For the ,Yanks, fireballer Howard, Locker (7\, Wllhelm •hips was assured Monday of Richmond 7 Rochester I . 1he plush Columbus Country Brown, Bruce Crampton and, Mike Bolin fanned 13 but stroll- (9) and McNertney; Hiebert, havmg at least the four top- Syra. at Jcksnvlle, ppd, ram Oub par 7l course with a one- Charles Coody, were twd for led 7. He hi) no batters, and Watt (8), Mdier (9) and ranked women tenms players m (Only games ••hed•led) under par 34, which included• third WI!JJ 688. ' ' gave up pnly 2 hill. B11 I Etchebarren. WP-Locker f2·2). the Uruted States when Rohema· , two birdies Then things got: --------~--.-- vaughan and Mike Taylor got/LP-Miiler (1-6). HRS-Biefary ry Casals of San Francisco, Miler as Ute long-better fired ,lt?ward, Senators 17. Kahne, tllem, both smgles . (13th), Burgess ('st), Ken- I[ ranked tbird, announced she three birdies and an eagle on ITigers 15. For the Yanks, Steve Gerlach wortlty (3rd) . would play in Ute event, July 17· the bar.k nme for a 32. llllna Batted In Iwas 3 for 3, all singles; Phil NY. . 000 000 122- 5 10 o 2:1. "I holed out Ute 14th with p National League: Wynn, As- 1 ~Uller homered, and Steve K.C. 000 000 011- 2 11 0 Also slated fu play are No. 1 wedge shot," Palmer comment- tros 52; Clemente, P~rates 49: Pickens, Bohn ·and Bernie Car· Talbot, Monbouquette (7), ranked Mrs. Rlllie Jean Kmg ed on the eagle. The I(Ut is a IPerez, Reds 48; Aaron, Braves ruthers singled. Reniff i8), Tillotson (9) and 1 Long Beach, Cahf, No.2 seeded par four, 300.yard hole [47: Boyer, Braves, Cepeda, Details of Ute Redleg game Howard, Gibbs (8); Lindblad,[ Nancy Richey of San Angelo, Zarley, who wa. one of the I Cards and Santo, Cubs 46. were not reported. Sanford (8), Aker (9) andiTexas, and fourth-ranked Tory late finishers, put on 8 I American League. F Robin, Duncan WP-Talbot (4-3). LP- Fretz of Loo Angeles. ITemelldous stretrh drive tolson, Orioles S9, Killebrew, !SIGN WIUJAMS move into the fil'!l! place Twins 57; Kaline, Tigers and 1 SANDIEGO, Calif. IUPI)dcadlock. He started on the Yastrzemski, Red Sox 53; '[ The new San Diego Rockets b~ck nine and played fairly Blefary, Orioles 44. announced Monday they had ate&dy golf posting a bogey and Pltcblnc · signed playmaker • guard Art ' National League Veale, Pi- <Hambone.) Williams for the rates 9-2: Lemaster, Braves, 1967-68 National Basketball As3 HugheR, Cards and Jarvis, •ocJation season. Braves 7-2; Nolan, Reds 6-2. Williams, a free agent who By tlalled Preot lolenadoaal American League· Horlen, played at Cal Poly of Pomona, National Leagne IWhite Sox a.J; McGlothlin, Impressed Coach Jack McMaG. AB R. H. Pet. Angels and Sparma, T:gcr• 7 I bon during Ute .team's rookio Clfnte, Pitt 83 250 ~5 88 .352 White Sox 10-3; Tiant, camn with hls outstanding , !;epeda, SIL 6S 238 39 82 .st5 8-2. passing. McCrvr, SIL 56 189 36 64 .339 Alou, Pill 56 232 t& Tl .332 ' Staub, Hou 59 217 Zl 72 .332 Allen, Pbll 67 250 51 12 .328 Rose, Cin 60 236 44 77 .324 Aaron, Atl rt 258 58 8.'1 .3!2 Plllllips, Chi 83 2115 33 8$ .317 Torre, All 58205 38 85 '.317 Krnpool, NV iH 187 10 53 .117 IIOK'Aitlriruvltl riA'tior MOTOR sALEs 1 1 I 1 TheLe ders ~f, j I I ', ' ' s. tlui!·F mltone Ctnilild"Tint Specialist in the Checklntd Shirt Today! =~ :::r.:l'•t ., .., ==. . . '} II ,. Mei11 ' llflltralilolpjlaJ .Umllltd - Mae J:iawk, Pom\ . - Ole\1l llol~, Y.R~n. I '"~pt_G·S:~~~;- ~1!!.!~5-e! b~~ma, ~·~h w~l~h~8 t.~ -~~· ~ f.~et h~~~ ~~ 6o~r~~r,4lil~..'d!!~.ed 7.5!J-14 (7.75-14) 8.110-14 (8~ · 6 7D·15 (7 75·15) 6.10·11 . ' ' •••-•IIi~ Beat The Heat m.nmuitr-as I • NYLONAIRE TIRES 1los • 47180 2'1 55 .. ,.. -~ 1 Cadillac-Oldsmobile TUBRESS AND TUBE· TYPE ......_...., OToquoH.. ., I I ANV sIzE' I 1< Pomeroy, Oblo are~ one .il. All JL B. Pet. Yslskl, Boa 87 :Utz '4( 81 .S38 fl'.Jibtn, Bal 6'1250 Sf IIi .1!36 K;Une, Det 87212 51 '1'1 .332 c~. Min 88 281 37 as Jta lllarr.'~l' stt97 23 sa ·• Pttcell!. Bos as~ 2t 118 :2M Jli'thrp, Del 81 237 28 118,.291 ' rrtelm,.,net 87 Do b .. ~1 llf~er. pat 88 224 U' .. JtO ! ilime!IW ., .., "You•ifLike Our Q1f!lity Way ol Doing Business" 992-5342 w· Amertcq~ CoiJglro I DlSCONTJNliEO DESIGN �/ I '' ~} ' ( ' ) ., ' ' >• Blanked . .. ~ I ' 3-0 By Los Ang~re s Dodgers CINCINNATI •(UP!) - The ~n. who jolneCl' the Reds ilumplng ClnclimaU Reds who ll age 17, just out of Reading went scoreless wbile gividg up illgh School. chalked up his lOth three runs to Los AngeW. Mon- Win of the se1100) lioldiilg the day night, meet Ute Dodgers Reda to five bill In notching the GB, again tonight in Ute second of 3-0 decision. a four-game series. Te Reds made the mislake Sammy Ellis wiD' take the of permitting Osteen to slip 6 mound for the Reds vs. Don away from them back in 1961 6 Sutton for the Dqdgers. when they were forced to ped7 On Monday the Reds were die him after exercising his albeat mainly by a native ,of the lotted options. Queen City, and fol:lller Redleg, And It's a mistake Osteen Claude Osteen. hasn't permitted the Reds to 81 Ulfled .Pmtllatmlalloa'll 1 NIUOul LeqM w. b. Pel. GB St. LoWs 43 24 .642 ... Cincinnati f2 iO ,:513 3~ Chicago 39 • 28 .582 4 Pittsburgh 35 31 .530 7¥.! san Franciaco 36 36 .514 8\!o Atlanta 36 34 .S14 8¥.! Philadeiphis 31 36 .483 12 Los Angeles 30 39 .43$ 14 New York 24 41 .38918 Houston 26 15 .366 19 Moaday'l Results Barrages .I ,. ' ' ' Answer . forget the .last tliree years. Monday night's victory .was his third straight over tile Reda Utis ~n and bls eeventh in 10 decisions witlt them since he swapped a Washington Senators unifotm for the Dodger fial1'l"is in the winter of 1964. d The defeat Osteen han ed the Reds Monday was their ninth in their last 13 games, dropp..t them three and one-half games behind !be league-leading Car· dmals, and left them only half- a.game ahead of the,thild place "My b1ggest out. of. Ute Chicago Cube. , came In Ute filth mrung "I had a hell of ~ aln'ker to- fanned Tony Perez," said night and real good control," teen. said Osteen. "And I made the Dick Schofield's error on Chipitches ":hen I ~d to." co Ru~z·s grottnder and Vada W1Ut this, ,Red M!UJIIer Dave Pinson • double had put runners Bristol readily agreed. on eecondtlt an~-~hlrd> wtth •. "Osteen beat us, not the out and e ncus tr~1 11ng .... umps," said Bristol who was "Let's face 11," said ?"teen banish..! by umpll'e Ed Sudol "Perez has been hot Wltlt ln Ute Reds' half of the eigh!JJ ,bat and he has alway• been inning for disputing a call on a tough out fo~ me. I don't force-out at second base. out many guys, most of out." AltM Perez lng, 'Delon •Jc>lldlt)l( out fu f!!d.' ~· the'Reda'' last Mel ~n to' lour' 'hits for 8 pincb entlt pre by Inning twice. Another third homer of gave the run in the Americaa wpe W. L. Pel. Chicago 40 26 .006 Detroit 38 31 .>37 Boston 35 33 .S1o Minnesota 35 33 .S15 Cleveiaild 34 34 500 Califotnia 36 37 .193 Baltimore 32 35. 478 New York 32 35 .478 Kansas City 32 39 .451 Washington 31 40 .437 ALLSTAR walk SIX Monday's Resulla In the oUter game the Dodgers Chicago 5 Baltimore 4 (night) •"'1 upended Ute Yanks 9:&. The Pomeroy Pll'ates upset third and fi£th frames and Ute Pirate hitters off 1'; d die Jon Buck pitch..! ~r t 2B 1 (ni hi) g Chicago 4 Philadelphia 2 Minnesota oston th · 1Y unbe ate n "'" New York ' Pitts. 2 (night) New York 5 Kan. City 2 (mght) e previous ...ers score was tIed 2-2 at the cIose Young and Floyd Burney,' Tiger w1nners fanru'ng 12 and ·w..alkini st. Louit 3 San Fran 1 (night) Cn!Jfnrma 4 wash. 3 (night) by a 2-2 score on a seventh mn· of the regulation s1x mnings moundsmen. were Faulk w1th a three Gene McKinney 1d ing home run by Gene Davis P1rate pitchers Chuck Faulk home run, double and single; out 11 and walked five in gomg Loo Angeles Cinn. 0 (night) (Only games •C\teduPitcbel'll ~ Monday in Boys League action and Jon Dillard combmed to Danny Stone a single, and Da- the route for Ute Yanks. (Only games3 scheduled) Today's Probable Tilley's Probable Pltclers tall times EDTI The Pirates, managed by gJVe up only one hJt, a single by v1s, with his homer Young The Yanks had taken a (aD limes EDT) New York (Downing 8-4 and George Nesselroad, traded 2-0 Andy Vaughan off Faulk, dur- pitched for the Tigers untd the lead m the bottom of the £1Ith Pittsburgh (Fryman 0.2) al Verbanle 2-1) at Kansas City after the second inning. The mg the stellar performance The Utird when he was relieved by when Gene McKinney doubled New York (Bennet 0-4), 2 p.m. (Hunter 7-5 and Dobson 4-3) 2. 7 Pirates, however, came back Pirate hurlers fanned 16 and Burney The T1ger p1tchers m two runs, but the margin was Houston (!llaslngame 2-01 at p.m with runs in the bottom of Ute walked f1ve. cimbmed to stnke out nine and shorthved as the Dodgers came Atiru~ta (Niekro 3·3), 8:05 p.m Washington (Colemllll 3-5) back with five in the top of the PbHadelphla (Wise t-5) at California (McGlothlin 7-1), 11 ~~: blad (4-21 HR - Tresh Fight Results s1xtlt The Dodgers big sixth 1 Cbleago (Simmons 3-5 or Cuip p m. By United Press lotemaUonal was paced by a . 4-6!, 2,30 p.m. Chicago (Horlen 8-ll at I Boston 1110 000 1100- 1 8 I WALPOLE, Mass (UP!)- double by Jon Buck and a tr1p. Fire OR board - tll*.e ~Ito~: ohlp and Meii"A..._. , 000 200 OOx- 2 6 0 Pat Stapleton 192 !rei d le by Denms Glaze. San Francil!co (McCormick 7· Baltimore (Barber 4-7), 8 p.m "These wash-aDd·we&r base-l By United Press lntemaHcnal Minn. 31 ot St. Louis (Carlton 5-4), 9 Boston (Waslewsk1 0-0l at uniforms are great, but National League Lonborg, Wyatt 18 ) and Till- knocked out w1iue Ja~kson, ~~: Yank hitters were Gene Mc- Owners mlght.IIOt -~ p m. Mmnesota (Chance 1!f.5), 9 p m Mom'll be mad llllnkhp IIPh!la. 001 001 000- 2 52 man; Kaat Worthmgton (8) Brooklyr. N y (I) Kmney, a double ; Phil Moon,Jl IQ save IL Ill& .8 ,...... .lnaurod with ue, we'li~­ N1xon, .Z1mmerman (9) '' ·· so1o homer, and Chuck Mark Werry, Lot Angeles (Sutton 4·l) at Cleveland (O'Donoghue 3-1) at dldn'l get to play!" -o Chicago 300 100 OOx- 4 6 1 and WP-Kaat LP-Lonborg Joe Rosenbaum, Wrl,ght ), YOII the lnOIIIf tD1fMtJ: a 15 8 Cincinnati !Ellis 5-3), 8 P m. Detroit <Wilson 8-61. 9 P m Farrell, G Jackson (I), 19 31 NEW YORK (UPI)- Pablo and R Leonard, a smgle replacement,SHJOUI'A4 . Wedae•day's Games Wednesday's Games Green 17) and Oliver; Nye, · · _ manfordetllHaon-01Lopez, 1401., Puerto R1co, DodgeJt.hitlers were Jon Buck 012 OOX000 200 000 3 8 O Phlladelph[a at New York IN) New York at Kansas City tN) Koonce 16), Hartenstein (9) and Wa sh. 7 outpomted Angel Rivera, 132, w1th a dobble and SJngle; Glaze, plete1allored pn>tectlon... 1 Houston at Atlanta (N) Washington at Califorma (N) Hundley. WP-Nye (6-3). LP- Ca1· H 110 h ( ) 4Prld In Allto-Ownera MdR:Ie·ll ~ ~ h B It' IN) lffi Will Moore ump reys 3 . · Puerto Rico (8). a tnple; Carl Offutt, a double, prol8cflon." ,....: ' • Plttsbur~h at Chicago, 2 . c lcago at . a Jmore , Farrell (6-3). ~ams dy (41 Lmes (61. Baldwin (81. • , ' and Tim Colburn, a smgle ~ ~~ . San Francisco at St. Lows (N) Boston at M10nesota (NI mth), Santo 113tlll. d c' Ham !ton Kelso Tigers . _ 020 000 0 2 1 ' ~· ~~~~~-~-_cincinnati (N' Cleveland at Detro~~(N) , ~tL ~ ~ ~. T:;~;v;7·), RoJ~s IBl and TORONTO (UP[)-Hedgeman P!lateg · . ' 001 010 1 3 5 Rodersg WP...,HarulitOn ( l.tl) LewJS, 14fi DetrOit, outpomted Young, Burney (3) and 011 Perry, Gibbon (7), Herbel (8) I LP Moore · (3-61 · com 1 FrazJer, 140, Toronto (8). C. Faulk, Dlilar<l (7) and Middleport, Ohle h d Red! on land Hailer; Cosman, Briles 19) -. Faulk, R Dillard (6). • T e Braves an .eg~ w I and McCarver. WP-Cosman (1Monday mght m M!ddltP?rt ') LP _ Perry l5-9l OUT OF ACTION . SAN FRANCISCO Dodgers . 002 115- 9 Boys League play, remamiQg Pitts. OOI ooo IOO- 2 II I , HOUSTON (UP!) - Larry Thad Spenc'er, 202, Berkeley Yanks 001 230- 6 , !Jed in sum["er standings w1th NY. 000 000 021 _ 3 10 0 1D1erke~, one of the Hou~ton stopped Amos Lmcoln, 210, Buck and M~KfllDey, G. COLUMBUS, Ohio IUPJ\- a birdie for an even par 37. 7-2 records aM stx games to go. Blass P!2arr 18 ) Face 19) Astros oulstandmg young p1tch- Los Angeles (B) . Ki ··;;;n;::n~ey:_;.an::;d~M~. .;.W~e;,;rr(-y.:,_.,... ....,~;;;;;~~.,...._;;i;~~ Arnold Palmer, who always Then on Ute .front nine, the 2S- Both went a half-game al!ead of and M;y, R. ~aw, 'R. Taylor ers, has been ordered to rep~rt " attracts an army, and little· yenr·old one-t1me UruverSJty of the idle Red Sox. This Week's K&l' 1111 and {lrote, Sullivan (8). WP for SJX months acl!ve duty with loternatiooal League Standing• known Kermit Zariey, put .on Houston star, who. ruled ""/ The Braves ulled awa from -R Taylor 12-2). LP-Face (4-/ the US Army and will be lost I By United Press llemaUonal I ----· dazzling displays Monday to f1re nteroolleg10te champiOn In 1962, th y kees ~fter fou/ close :3). HRS-Mazeroski lith), Boy· for the rest of the s_eason, the I w. L. Pet. GB six-under par 66s to wm the came through With the low mne in~in win 8-3 and the Red- er (lsi) . Astros report..! Monday Rochester 38 24 613 ... second annual Columbus !nv1ta- score of the day. g h' L A !00The 20 yearold Dierker • Tororlo 3' 26 544 4'1.! 002 000 1 3 41 liGna! Pro-am Tournament Zariey fired four birdieS and legs, behind _the str;~~ ~ 0~~ Cmn. 000 000 000 - 0 5 0: ,,hose record was 6·5, Wlii be RIChmond 34 29 .540 4'1.! J Palmer, golfdom's No 1 an eagle to thwart Palmer's b1d ~f ':~ :~;;n:~~r [our mmngs Osteen II0-7) and Roseboro; [replaced m the starling rotatiOn Buffalo 28 29 491 7'h money w1nner thls year, started lor a solo VIctory, HIS eaglet ongthe 10 run rule. Queen, Abernsthy 181 and uv W~de Blasmgame, a recent Columbus 29 31 .463 8 ~ ahakey by bogeymg the [Jrst came on the par five, 474-yard l Coker. LP-Queen (8_3). HR-: acqu!Sihon lroru the Atlanta Toledu 28 31 475 B'h Light bh.\q-atet:llhc ftmsh v..tth matchmg Jntenor, full I»' wer cqutpmcnt mel. wmdows and 6 way power seat,. radi~ hole. After that, however, he eJghth hole. Johnny Slaven, of the Braves, : (3rd). Braves. _. __ -~ .Jacksonville 27 33 450 10 tmted gla~s. whtte wall tires, comfort control air condt· had the Midas touch and, Zarley and Palmer led by one scattered 6 hits, to Ute Yankees I American League TENNIS LINEUP Syracuse ·23 35 397 13 p·Ifates upset pomeroy r·Jger BaII Club Line Scores Bf3VeS, RedS (Continued From Pagel) IMt~rll•er A.ppro"ed Win ConteStS 1 • s d A } Palm W nnua n ' ef JllS ' eco ColumbUS Pro•Am Tourney .. Diamond DOWNING ·lnsuranc• AglliCf o::oo:- : 1 :"to r: 1 64 Cadillac Coupe DeVille · ··· · · $3100 1 1 I 1 spurred by a huge throng fired~ stroke over Ray Floyd, who had II fanning 9 and walking 3. He bit Chicago ooo 000 212 _ 5 7 o MILWAUKEE (UP!) - The Monday'a Reoullo superlative goH. /33-.'14-67. FIVe others, Rod 1one batter. Bait 000 002 026- 4 6 o Natwnal Clay court champ1on- Toronto 10 Columbus 9 & WOtllld up lbe Iron! nine at Funseth, Don Masse•gale. Pete[ For the ,Yanks, fireballer Howard, Locker (7\, Wllhelm •hips was assured Monday of Richmond 7 Rochester I . 1he plush Columbus Country Brown, Bruce Crampton and, Mike Bolin fanned 13 but stroll- (9) and McNertney; Hiebert, havmg at least the four top- Syra. at Jcksnvlle, ppd, ram Oub par 7l course with a one- Charles Coody, were twd for led 7. He hi) no batters, and Watt (8), Mdier (9) and ranked women tenms players m (Only games ••hed•led) under par 34, which included• third WI!JJ 688. ' ' gave up pnly 2 hill. B11 I Etchebarren. WP-Locker f2·2). the Uruted States when Rohema· , two birdies Then things got: --------~--.-- vaughan and Mike Taylor got/LP-Miiler (1-6). HRS-Biefary ry Casals of San Francisco, Miler as Ute long-better fired ,lt?ward, Senators 17. Kahne, tllem, both smgles . (13th), Burgess ('st), Ken- I[ ranked tbird, announced she three birdies and an eagle on ITigers 15. For the Yanks, Steve Gerlach wortlty (3rd) . would play in Ute event, July 17· the bar.k nme for a 32. llllna Batted In Iwas 3 for 3, all singles; Phil NY. . 000 000 122- 5 10 o 2:1. "I holed out Ute 14th with p National League: Wynn, As- 1 ~Uller homered, and Steve K.C. 000 000 011- 2 11 0 Also slated fu play are No. 1 wedge shot," Palmer comment- tros 52; Clemente, P~rates 49: Pickens, Bohn ·and Bernie Car· Talbot, Monbouquette (7), ranked Mrs. Rlllie Jean Kmg ed on the eagle. The I(Ut is a IPerez, Reds 48; Aaron, Braves ruthers singled. Reniff i8), Tillotson (9) and 1 Long Beach, Cahf, No.2 seeded par four, 300.yard hole [47: Boyer, Braves, Cepeda, Details of Ute Redleg game Howard, Gibbs (8); Lindblad,[ Nancy Richey of San Angelo, Zarley, who wa. one of the I Cards and Santo, Cubs 46. were not reported. Sanford (8), Aker (9) andiTexas, and fourth-ranked Tory late finishers, put on 8 I American League. F Robin, Duncan WP-Talbot (4-3). LP- Fretz of Loo Angeles. ITemelldous stretrh drive tolson, Orioles S9, Killebrew, !SIGN WIUJAMS move into the fil'!l! place Twins 57; Kaline, Tigers and 1 SANDIEGO, Calif. IUPI)dcadlock. He started on the Yastrzemski, Red Sox 53; '[ The new San Diego Rockets b~ck nine and played fairly Blefary, Orioles 44. announced Monday they had ate&dy golf posting a bogey and Pltcblnc · signed playmaker • guard Art ' National League Veale, Pi- <Hambone.) Williams for the rates 9-2: Lemaster, Braves, 1967-68 National Basketball As3 HugheR, Cards and Jarvis, •ocJation season. Braves 7-2; Nolan, Reds 6-2. Williams, a free agent who By tlalled Preot lolenadoaal American League· Horlen, played at Cal Poly of Pomona, National Leagne IWhite Sox a.J; McGlothlin, Impressed Coach Jack McMaG. AB R. H. Pet. Angels and Sparma, T:gcr• 7 I bon during Ute .team's rookio Clfnte, Pitt 83 250 ~5 88 .352 White Sox 10-3; Tiant, camn with hls outstanding , !;epeda, SIL 6S 238 39 82 .st5 8-2. passing. McCrvr, SIL 56 189 36 64 .339 Alou, Pill 56 232 t& Tl .332 ' Staub, Hou 59 217 Zl 72 .332 Allen, Pbll 67 250 51 12 .328 Rose, Cin 60 236 44 77 .324 Aaron, Atl rt 258 58 8.'1 .3!2 Plllllips, Chi 83 2115 33 8$ .317 Torre, All 58205 38 85 '.317 Krnpool, NV iH 187 10 53 .117 IIOK'Aitlriruvltl riA'tior MOTOR sALEs 1 1 I 1 TheLe ders ~f, j I I ', ' ' s. tlui!·F mltone Ctnilild"Tint Specialist in the Checklntd Shirt Today! =~ :::r.:l'•t ., .., ==. . . '} II ,. Mei11 ' llflltralilolpjlaJ .Umllltd - Mae J:iawk, Pom\ . - Ole\1l llol~, Y.R~n. I '"~pt_G·S:~~~;- ~1!!.!~5-e! b~~ma, ~·~h w~l~h~8 t.~ -~~· ~ f.~et h~~~ ~~ 6o~r~~r,4lil~..'d!!~.ed 7.5!J-14 (7.75-14) 8.110-14 (8~ · 6 7D·15 (7 75·15) 6.10·11 . ' ' •••-•IIi~ Beat The Heat m.nmuitr-as I • NYLONAIRE TIRES 1los • 47180 2'1 55 .. ,.. -~ 1 Cadillac-Oldsmobile TUBRESS AND TUBE· TYPE ......_...., OToquoH.. ., I I ANV sIzE' I 1< Pomeroy, Oblo are~ one .il. All JL B. Pet. Yslskl, Boa 87 :Utz '4( 81 .S38 fl'.Jibtn, Bal 6'1250 Sf IIi .1!36 K;Une, Det 87212 51 '1'1 .332 c~. Min 88 281 37 as Jta lllarr.'~l' stt97 23 sa ·• Pttcell!. Bos as~ 2t 118 :2M Jli'thrp, Del 81 237 28 118,.291 ' rrtelm,.,net 87 Do b .. ~1 llf~er. pat 88 224 U' .. JtO ! ilime!IW ., .., "You•ifLike Our Q1f!lity Way ol Doing Business" 992-5342 w· Amertcq~ CoiJglro I DlSCONTJNliEO DESIGN �. ' •'' ,. \ f ' ; ~~~~~t·4tb•is~~E~ '"'~~~-=-~:'.: ~~ -.. -......... u. "" iu1.Y .utl!lll!IIIJ' ~ utest ~~& ~ted ;to lilt ., )I. CIJ UleriOl lcoullna ,.,.,........, If Co!ocltl Roll- ,__ •.......J.:..~ Obit ei'IIL ~. HlchWIJ' •J't. 1ro1 -~ · l!elldll a.. IIIII Hillin, 'P•· trGimlli -~ldJ 011 dul)' lh - ;;.';m~ · Mr. J. H.lmne.leout ICUtlvt, CenlnJ (ldo WUI d4Uvw h lddrella, tllllltd, "'nul o1 X.tdlnblp." Mr. Browne lbe b'mlr Natloall DINeklr lbpiGrlnJ leniCle far the ~ ol A!Dq. '-.i~~-~ Ill IIOte p. o s IM, 'l1ltiDploa 1" 1 " MJ :Lf'o ' ' '· •. CtiiiQ' ~ )i ~ . ·~ •. , : .•, ) 1 <, 'l'>'·'ii;. ' ' ~ ~ · ... lllllld a ee11 far, ..... _ ~It• CHICAGO .(VPI) .-. '!'lie beldl _ rum. ·, ', ' . , '· , . ali 'on_• ' , IIIIUIIdt . . Grilli· 11rJ 'it u.' of three nallq!lal ~~~ or- "II II IIDlf 1P11W1!i1t ·~ fll ;1111111~1 lil!l ............._ · U!.ldJ. · ...... . , , . • ~- ... It ~llf salil., ~ax. th• AMA plans to C!CiiiiiOOe 111:·~· "It~ lfJM~--~. J)r. 1.111. 1e 111111t1er u)' new preilclent ollbt A~can toe oppo11~ to wbat ~·~~-·-- will! . Dlatlerl II may .......... tftdlcaJ .iatlon,llldft!ituln elelrJ)' bten, llllndated IJr !hili!&~ privileges ' 11ef1rt 111m 111 ,.._a~- oppostug Medicare ~-11 1110n American public- fedq fl1ll)o iii thl ~vplt meclleal J!l'•ctl1• l.ltalord. 11J alternq. •· concemecl With bullrlf!ll lbao port for medical reaeareii.''IJ18' tlollll' tbi(l,l llltll tbli a fte lilt IIIII 11111 with tlJe Hlppocr•ttc 01111. dlcal education, bospl~ll, ~ lbe ~~~~~~,; .1114 ·: Mllbel llaDIIon. 11111 Miss Ill ... IIIW t11111 ll!t ll'ftll •·sud! an orglDJzatlol t b 1 dlcal lnlurance for the !Ia liiuecl ....,. ...,.,. Pn beel Ill te~am (AMA) qht to advocate the fii'OII'~ ft!rlhe mec~Jea,lb'. .Ht obltc;tl to !lit .·.'~aJ 11......_ ....... IIIII ivlll ol -*prlnelplel of we Ill forth In illpQI Ud planniDI .,flli'l IOI'enmtllll ~- ,of ' W"'lr44MM pllill t1 Mr. · IIUI • .tha IDppol!l'atlc Oath," aaul a munll)' ~eallh care, tlfe 1llnt tile ~~IIIUir)'lnmd ol Mrt. C. 0. J'tlber wert llr, all4 llatement Issued 111 tha three docton ~~- . . . · ·, elaa "'~ . tql :· 0 HtNicl Moore, Mlduel, medical leaders. Dr. MUiord • JIOUM iild tbe bJdullry, thereby eontlnllKalhJ, llld Steven, Clllclmlltl; The etetemflll Wll released In Ida ..apral ...... al lnllo place the pUbJJc at I he ud Mrt. Jabn 1'1111111' · ol !11 Dr. Quentin D. YOIIIIi dlair- Pl"'aldelll of 1111 AMA thai lllti'CJ of a coonllnated . ~ Hebroll, IIIII Mr. and Mrl. Bob mu of the Medical Colllllllttee lllldlcllle II facecl wllll t. of helllb Hl'l'lct Industries, Bruce IIIII David, joiJio Of for Humaa Rights; Dr. John L. ereued pverameal coatrol, the docton aald. ad lbllamiiJ • IIIUrdq. s. Rol!mnan Jr., president . of ~~!',!.'~!.~ How~er, YOIIGI aald be aod .1 11r IIIII 1111. Cbarltl Faulk· the N1tlonal Mea!CII AIIO"ia· • • lbe olblr IWo cloclon did ' no,t . • &r., and clllldrtn. T.mmy 11on and Dr. Lytt r. Gardner, Rous:• :. llllpblllle, J4rl, Cblrlea cllllmulll of the Physlciii!IS Fo. · epr11111 "" · ~g ·' Faulbtr Jr lllld Mn - - ...... ..,. , -. lllllllll Amepc«D doc- I . ..... Maltll s. ' I day ,_11 of Mra. SUit- County .Weuar James M. 0'f8D ''We ut conlklenl h prvlesand Mtl. Eva Htrtley. Sr., h«l Niland t h t ... . PT. PLI!lASANT _ Five elv- llonlll COIIIIIIUIIllf ,w)U . 1111 of Deputy APe&acll008 havt been flied In 1111 Itt Ill... fiiCikiDII'Y ldta, ~~ ' P'ridly avenlliJ auesta ol Mr. will begin assessing J ofnce ol the Clreull Clerk. uld. ,. . • Mn. Wilbur Koenig were ~n periOIIII property July 1, lor 111 the aetton styled Ma 1 on · - · IIIHt8 lbllt __.__ Buweport •=• =·· fitaJ News •lll'f.·.m;: ::::, *' ~. J~~~~e~ Rhode~ Scout~nc US J= nME $2." 11$6.50 THE SHOE lOX ~· ~ .Assessors \ViJI Begut • \V k • 0nJuly Fmt o~ma Appll~tiona = w J':i~.O::i!~ ~~::·• ~:C.c:?"J::~:~s ~ ~lion = ~· ~ ~~~~ib~ ~~· =:~: ' ~: Grove: 11 Mr~ ::m.~t"_el V~I~ ;0:Ta~! ~~~is g~~~~ J I Trustworthy ,.., .Helpful ,., Maintenance Free Clear( .' .l . Obedient i si. :: r4 Cheer/ut· ,., 'I - ll l 1y went lo Athent .mere Sus111 Ii• altandlnl lbe blllld ellnlt at : Ohio Unlnrail)'. I Thrifty ,.., Flameless ,., Quiet ,.., cy Allll Bulb, Irving L. Comer, I David L. Davia. Paul A. Jl'Oilter, James H. Newell, M". Jim D. Shepherd, Clifford H. WIIIO n, Mrs, Chester W. Zerlde, Mrs. Richard Newvhaner. Mrs. Bob L._..(hblree, al1d Infant dalllh1«', Mrt. John R. Ket1111rd, ll!d ~~Uihtar. Mrs. Bzra F. """""Cl'' and Infant dlulbl«'. andDe~ble. ' Ulllll ' ifi."':'Y.it· FURNITURE 1 Middlapert, Ohio DOMINANT Newspaper I • . .· ·l OUR. B.READ- an~- lorea, emnute tu New York. ·..~ \ - Phone 9854547 ... -~-·--,..~.-~ ....,~~~1, ........ ., . ,, ' I ' ) ,....... ' ,.I,(J, . ... • •• i Jr;. ... - - I , TWO !'tAMES p10- lo YOVTII ASKED FOR IT care You're not @ven relldy r o ot Helen Htlp UJI 11111 llfWIJI.. stlldying yet, mucb leaa per. wile I - H. YOU pAN'T LOVE BUT ONE Dlar Helen: Dt~r Helen: · I am It and han a alrl of 11. I've been JOlnl With l g I r I Rht IBid lhe loved 1111 lor teVID lor four yean. We're engaaed, monlht and then the broke liP both 11. with me. 1'hll reuon hhe llvt Two monlhll 110 I met anoth- wu thlt ""' folkl didn't IP. er girl at a party, lllld lr a v e prove of my ace. They ~eemed [ - ........ been tllklnl bar out on lila aly. to like 1111. ...._ eMJU ~ I feel I am falling In Jove with I treated her like a quHII . 1 her. Tllll ere~lel a problem. I alld alwaya did everytlllnl lo ~· 11111 feel deeply for the girl I'm plea1e her. Now she IJ ------------------~ 1111apd t.. - CANDLE WITH ,bwith a guy older than me, tr lolb don't Melli to mind. Tloty'U ttU 1G'I tllout the 29 Sht lgnorea my lattera t n d tralninl centers ther run lor 01 0m1 pllone calla, How ean I 1et : Job c...,.. About the 7s,no ~':_kr' w-- w.s. YOIIIII peoplt who've had Job · • ...., up~ Corps training. About 40,2611 You ,;,.,.~ly ean't - there's Job Corpl men and wo ma n Mill ADns M. Cornell of not111111 colcler tl1ln t bumt-out who have jobs and eam an IV• eroy and Mro. LUIIIII Holter torcb, ' ...,. we•• of $1.71 an bour. Henderaon ol AtbeDI were hoi- Glrl1 who tell wbfte lies lo 91rpan1 lilrlyer dlrtelor o1 About lht ,11,187,00Z tbey'U PlY 1e11e1 for 1 dinner perty Sunday makt the bl'ush«f easier mlabl t~• Job Corpt, ..;m.lllared by In ftdtrtl lncomt tnw t h Ia at Btllty't Restaurant, Pome- 11111ke wive1 wbo chicken out 011 the Ofllee of Bconomlt Oppor· )'HI'. Aboullht 7,418 Job Corp1 roy, honoring Mr. and Mro. family probltllll. Perllapt you lunlly, 11 maklllll tha public 10 l!'tcluates who are back In Jll]ph Bally, lbelr daughter, 're lucky after all. - 11. nww lilt qullllon,' "Dolt ldtool. or In eollel•· About the llflfllt, and son, Bill. of AnJob Corpt Wtrk." u have COl' 1,218 Job Corpanten ltrYinl bum, WaahlnJion. poratla!)a which tptl'att urbln thtlr COIIIIIr)' In 111e a r mt d Other IIUtlla were Mr1. Ora Job Corpt Cftterl, · lorcet. About lht 17,1M youna Arclltr, OolumbUI and LHotor ll . paoplt preltntly ill Job Corp! Bally of Raclnt. For tha aflalr, '"Jt llr-• lmportlnl -••• centers. About the 117.114.170 thl llblt was centered with lar buslneiiiDeR lllld tilt pner· Job Corpamen have ltlll htmt bowl -of vari-rolored mums. II ptlbllr allb:· Bvwyma W h e IG 11Upport lhtlr lamtliel, About B<J!h Mill Comell and Mrs. II 1111 bellml that JChool drop- the tboutandl of jobl that 10 Henderaon were puplla at SOON? oull are 1lopellll llhould read bellini btrau~e lllert'l no Mol'lllni Star Special District J11i11 11111111 from Alnarlca'a trained labor undl someone School while Mr. Baily was 1 Let Dudley'• lalnotallldtll," llhrlver nid. with Job Cor)ll training comes ttaeber ee. Help You With THE ft!TEMICNT alonC· 'nley'll tell you J o b Followinl tht dinner the BalComplete Floral "'loea M .... wtlk? As'k Corpa muea lood bulilllll Jy ltmlly left for Montreal, Ca· Xeroo:, JluttoUibs, Avco, Pbil· ....,e. nada where they will attend Arrangemenhl ro-For4. IIOA, Ualvtfllly of . ICIPO 'IT. Thll hal been the Oregon, 11M, a-1 l'Nel· 'nit Alm«DDo mlly't fll1t visit to Ohio in 11 a!OD ~ T h h ko I II)' UIIUtd Prtlt .llllerlllfallal ytarJ, Che-11111, 1fal'hlll"'llt, YM- ·TodaY Ia TUaday, June 2'1, - ----CA, a.wldl CQ., U. I. In- the l'llth day ofltl87 wltb 181 lo tuthor born blind and deaf. , dUitrlaa, llT; UU. Indullriet, follow. • In 1787, EIJIIisb historian eCHUROI AJplta X.... Alplla 1onr111. '1be DIOOIJ le between Ill lull Edward Gibbon completed the Glllllfii.L••alnlo phue lllld lut quarter. writing ol h Dtcllne and Fan Eltctroalcl, '1)al ICtluoatkillll Tbe momlnl liar ll Saturn. of the Roman· Empire. FLOWIRS FOR Foundalloll, 'l'rltlnlal en p. of Till fN~ alan are Man, I 111 18113, a major ICODOmlc : ~ Nodbn Nalaral Gu, VenUI, alld Jupltar. ~ ::•1 depression began u prlee1 on Norlbtnl . . . . V.llltl Dtl· Born on lhl1 U, In 11110 ... lbe Ne11 York Slock Bxcltaalf ta 11111Ma Clarf. . Heltll Killtll', tht Amarlell1 eollapsed. of golden brown toast? • ' ...• • !':'.."' =.uv.._,.. B 'IYF 'IY Industry S rts Job rps Honored tJt Dmner Potty PUNNING A WEDDING ' •.. I ·•(' " __ It ')' ' ~!~ • .,,'' ,. eBOUQuns :1· e BOUTONNIERES ,_...lid I ' DECORAnONS e ' _,;. ' THE RECEPTION - ,Voice of Broadway DUDLEY'S 59N..2nd Ave. MIDDLIPOIIT Phont 992-5560 • Pa.ck up,,. '' • ' "· ' .' -~. ' · and.~ ': I ·, • " :' '. <.' .. ,J .. ' Ill!: ' . ., '· ' . •' , r, L .,.. Returns or,·yaur .i ' ~ ' ·lifT~ ' ' ,(I,'.; ' 5 Years Experience With New York State'• Best ~· Exactly how much doeS Dear CWTF: pie, thtlr probl111111 and pleasI'd tiJ 1 ltllOIJ who, urea, their lroublea lllld,tun. As 1111 14, hu bien dalllll 1b a with the rest ol HtltD Hal p aama ilrl, lm'tltl mucll enpiVSI, il weloollltt )MN b u t IJd with a lollr • year habll. won't dodl• a aerioda questiOII Tell her 1111 truth - lltat untO with 1 brtllll«f, )'OU'rt IIUI't, you o1111't ro aht11d ' Send your teen.qe questions witb marrlqa piiDI, lfYtt'vl(a.t,SollltWIItos.l .· ' '' ' . I ' aUTrEi .' . .. - -ttiilttre~.... , - '. I ' . " the .UCTIIIC co. YOOTB ASKED FOB rrl This ClllumQ it IU' fOUI1I 5200 HOUsiHOiDS 1 '~ ~ !~~"::-= Taiwan and Pusan, South ·TREE AND SHRUB TRiMMINI • AND REMoVAL ' ' .il ., ,JN OVJR • _.~.~~~------ .• ..,.. • , ._.___________ ,I N---bY Htren Bo~l--'1 't Pays OH Where It Counts neond tar 91 Itt maldtii'YOJif• : le the ar East. ; I, ' STRONG CONCENTRATION Of Circulal·ion •• • FAit 1!lAJI' 'I'IUP MANILA (~)-'nit lannlllh, h -ld'a lint nnelear 1l1ei'CIIant thlp. arrived In Manila fro~!~. Indlon,. Iouth '·r " s The ...._ _ _ _ __ ./ ll'orta, Mlillda, nllltt 011 lht I AKER "" Buy announced MOI!dly, · ~ II . ' I ,'l'OVK DELAnD loiOSOOW (UPJI - Two ! !nmdrad !ovle! daneera and I1118WI wbo wert to have begun ' an Amerle111 tour July 1 pottpontd It until July IT for UMiplalned l'tiiOnl, u wu ' ,, ' HELEN HELP US! • . • • • In Meigs County 'The I . . . . . trllll' \· i Rl f Jac'klon, 1011, f :5f p.m. •• &III·MI- 411 11 Koaday. lllschiii'JH llllll•llllillllllltt- Mra, William E. Brown, Nan· ~ ' I . ·i I ' I fIn ~any Selittnet, Poii)81'0YrMiddleport, o:, June 27, 1987-S = ~~ mtor~' Actions Filed InCi"vii Court n CharIes Is Found bv Search Partv :·1~3Jo~~~~:-1 11-~~~~ ' 'Y ..-.-oJ ••lot ,----·' - -·-.,.--·\ ha• lbl'oullloul . ,,t:a olfiRAn ars will be -ll'*laaled fro --r;1 111 the llaW illlbWif Patrol . . . 11o1ur HOOJIIUI: my, Coltlmllul, Priday,, ·. Jl!lle hom 1-4 IIIII 7_. p.JD. 10, at 1:30 p.m. Till new PllrolGilly • Pedlatrlcl Wri• me will Ill Mill 1G VIII'IM Mllllulonl Pllnll PGN IIINuclalt I h • Mrl. lltrnard H. •'-" In time &w boltdlty duty. ,.,........,. of a. ~tate 421 Firat A-re.; J. '!be 3Z memb&n men were 1D Scouttna. Iiams, IS 7Jackaoll Pitt, ~f lllll'tlh Aciademy a-. 11'1 IFe 1110 active Scouta Ill · George F. Mee!IIIIIJ, Rl. I liniiJIIIn& l$ weeki of co~~~preo ll~, riot; Delbert Cisco. Rt. "-" tralnlnc 111 preparation Tile llumul fllueuf honar, Nortllup; Misa L0 red 1 1111' 111 1inq ~ respou. lnlt«fttt, tllllngo, , Churdl, .J!lureia Star Rt.; llbllltlte. Col!unlacerneat tretf.. ambition, loyaiiJ err. Moore, Rl. 1 Cron CJ\7; lnp at lilt polduallan will bo ftr God IIIII l'OIIna, lamed Mra. John s. GUI, Rt. l by Gt.... ,., .... mod 111 Perry; Mr•. L. and Dlnefar 11'11'1'111 c. M~, troltrulll In good atead In PI Pleasant; 0111 w. Rablo e-n proleealon,• Col. ey, Pt. HltBIIIIII; Mrl. III!M monto !llld. D Northup GaUipoUI ~ ~··• • ftlliiNI AI lh111 II Patroltn111 J~cldt R. i.e, Rt. 1 Anl II'RING TIMI the Academy, t11ert II no wall· Ferry; John L. McDani!l, ~dl· GO TOOITHII lng , lbe 111111 elua .. atart. on; Mn. Gene E. RUey, FOit ALL THI '!1l4t mh Clast ha been In pro. ton : Edward S. Boaworth, Pl. FAMILy ll'fll 11not lley 24 IIIII I he Pleassnt; Lawrence M. 78tlt CJua w1n begin July Pt. Pleasant: Citrin A. IIA!b. and Mn. James Ruaaell, the 19111 tu11. · !ft. Plelllllt ,._, ~ ftn. tile '19th erto, Pl. Pleuanl: Bnnda K. Mut. and Mrs. Mary ARBUCKLE _ Otho Lanier, ..] Admll1ed: Jam• R. (txJ begin !Me Ill Auguat) WtJt Calumbla; RonBelprt. Mr. RQAeU II - Jamell Rainey PT PLEASANT •• 01111'1 Sally Meeks GaiUpollt Perry Holfmllll, ~n, J.amea II; Old· now belnc aeeepted, nit G. Ford, Rt. 2 Raci!le: Mra. Mre. loenll'• nephew. COLOONJ: - Albert Sllso~ w ~n u Soulbsl; Is ~~~~ llle plaintiff' Is ~telllJIS juda:luer, GllllpoiiJ Fll'l')'; l\lr ._ 8 8 ol J ClQellt of Mr. and Mrl. EJmtr COOPER Wade Rolllne, Inoy fair at' PleUalll ment In the 111101111t of '89U'I ..__ _M•Idci-I•IIP•'"--=!~ol~at~le~llt~r~l!f~poond~~;..!~ Mrs. oo:d E. Rou~h over the weektnd were GRAHAM- H. R. King, HAN. Valley Hospltal .where be was ;gatnst lite clefendanll 011 • • les Woy1111,8oUUJIIde: Mrl. Carl ' vlll . Ml Roberta F Mr. and Mrs. Jack Lewis and NAN - Willner Rousey, LEW· ,taken Sunday evening alter be- promissory nota. 1Spear! GalllpoUt Fti'T)I· Mrs ) ter e.Ract~e· VI SandY, Jackie • nd IS.PT. PLEASANT - Okey Bur· ing found nveral hundred Anotba' action II !or ~·ww~ Flora Applt · 1 11 " mlit, Pom..:Oy; 1:. Sauer Ia oonwas sion to 1111 real Illata, llyled Willard. Jelltra, Muon. ' Columbus; Rol!llrt W. G~, Rt. fble41o blr beme b)' IHIIIII. ey, ROBINSON - Irene Doo- !he object ola search by lhe John H. Collinl, Gdn., at II n. •.•W,ed. George Knapp, 1 Ewmglon; Mrs. Frank.1n D. Howard Snydtr ol Parkert- little, UNION _ Sidney Durst, local firemen, merlff's depu- John WIUiam Steenbergen m, !Leon, . ldn. LouiM Ca"•oun, Wr11ht, Rl. 4 Jackson; Mrs. W Va wu 1 Monda• WAGGENER-MASON CORP _ ti and 1 hbo •·-•· _,_ an lnfalll. HOSietl, Mr1. , Holley Cardel', Frank E ' Knialltr Rt 2 ' '' ' • es neg ra .......,..y "' · Pt. Pleasant; Mra. Charleo ton· J · D Shl Ida ka· w!lll Jrlr, IIMI Mrl. Paul Ponna Tullah, WAGGENER - 1ernoon and evenlne. He wan- 1 In the other lbree actlou, Ne«se ·and son Po!DC'O)'' R..;n!..YD. Midk~f. itt.'~ Oak Grueser. Ruth Knapp. dered away from his home, all 1t1r lndllbltclnat, llw piiiDo Jamn t.)'lldon ~. Mu 0 P; HliJ · M M . A D rh Mrs. Mlchaelllhaltr and son Cltlltnl are reminded to P1ll' ,where be resided w!th a a on. 11111 ID eaob jl Baker, Wallll • Mrs. RusseU Terry Ashton· Rl. ·5 J~son't;:Y M. ~,::: lu.V. returned lo Hunllni!On. W. chase lheir dol lap and pay Iabout 1 p.m. · Sunday and WBI Co., a corp. vs. Harry C. 1\oulll, Blrlht: Mr. alld Mrs. Darreli Radelllf; John H. Bell, lroottm; Va., efter vlaltlnpritb her fatll· lbe eapillllon 111 to the Dep. ,not found until nearly 10 p.m. by Mason, · tl tl; Jamea JC. JobDo 1James BAI'Irwn, Htn44reoll; Gonion L. Markel, Coal Grov~; er, Joa Slamondo «< New Ill- IIlly Aa181101'. Doi owners have i Raymond Ho!fll!ln. - . Mason, et al: and John ,Mrs. William See, Hogsett. , ·. Mrs. Walter M. McDonald, The VIII, lllld Mr. and Mrs. Georil II day• in whleh tD purcbaae Ht had flllen and wat unable IMcDalllel, Pl. PJtappt, II II. Blrtbl: Mr. ano Mrl. Durell . Plains: Mn. Lucille Cra"'f~rd, Haekett, Sr., Middleport. dol taga altar being UHSHd, lo get up again. He had been Ill lucb 011 apeclll UHUIIIIIIII. 'NailOR, Rul!and, a daughtar; . Wellslon· Mn Baseum Owens Jleeky and li!Brtha Bartlett, lotberwle 11!ey will be certlflad IJ100r health for several years Mr. and Mrs. Jarotl Holfmaa, Rl. 1 P~ · d!Udrell of Rev. and Mra •. Ciyde ,to 111, oounty doe eatcl!er and 1al)ll'wah partially blind. lie sui· Cl!MING8 SELlliCI'ED Lton, 1 toll; Mr. and Mrs. Wll• Blrlht Bartlttt, are In Newark v11lt1ng no longer tbe l'elportllblllty oi lfered 1 laceration of the head Airman lla F. Olmlllp, 1011 mer Andaraon Leon, a dlqb. . Mrs. Tholllll& D. Norf!lup Mr. and Mrs. Clydl E. Bartlett. the Assessor I& thill is a .llate 'iID tht fall. ~ImgsMr.ofandR.R.Mrt.I, David H. Cum· ter. ' ' Rav. Mr. ~ wu In , Pomeroy, hal ----, Gallipolis Ferry, son, 12:23 p. Newark Jut WHk 1t1r Ute wed- 11"' pertaining tD dogs_and the 'LINEMEN SIGN been 1tlected for lraiDIIII at ASK TO WED m. Mooday; Mrs. GeM :a:. Rll· ol Mlsl Eurenia Emerich County Board h11 lnststed the ...,... YORK (UP!)--"- ILo ,._ ey CUlton, son 2·0% p m la'!r he tnloreed. "''"' ~.,., i wry AFB • Colo·• II Ill "" PT. PI.EASANT - Four coudaY; Mn. Fr~lln : · w Wllllama. Phllhfn and Paul Roehester. Foree wta()OIII apeclellst. Tbtl pill bave made applleai!OIII flit 0 . Gwy:m and Lynn 1\e)'liOida, .. half of the New York Jeta' 1airman, a 11811 pduatt ol, marrlap UeenHI 111 the olf'ea children of Mr. and Mrs, VII DIVORCB GRANTED delooslve line, have returned 1 Pomeroy High SchOll!. recently If t1Ja county clerk. ' Reynolds. ~~r~antown, W. Va., PT. PLEASANT •• 0!'-lers signed contracta for lhe lll67 1completed blllc lraliiiiJa at Applying were Gene Mershall ... here Vl&ltlRI their l!'and· entered In tlle office or tile Clr· &eii&OJI. the American Football Amarillo AFB. To. lwilher, 1'1, Pt. Plellanl, and 1 parents, Mr. IIIII Mrs. L. E. cult Clerk b)' lha Mason CounLeague club announced Monday. · Carol Etta Hoscbar 20 Pt 1 Reynolds. . ty Clreult Court .WI the 11'&~1- Rocl!"ter, a !150-~und tackle IIIJON AGREEMENT ,PliaiiDI; DeneU ~- JO• . Mrs•. Betty Chne II on vaea· lq of • divorce Iii the action ·of 1from Michlran st:, hal liP" 1 MANILA (UPI)-Ttle PhiiiJ! :ling, 21, Leon, and Connie Sut ,., r liOa from her employmenl In 1Sherry Ann Duncan va. Jackie ;~arentlv re<"overed ll'llm an eye Ipint~ · tDd the UPited StaiB i 'lbornlon 18 Leon IIA!nnle !AI . 1 the offk!a of Dr. T. J. Bradshaw. David lluncan and the plai~~o ' inJury whlc)l lo~ him to mllfJMonday signed 111 qreement :WIIIel. Pl. Pleasant, 1 it d 1 I I 1 She returns tD_ work on July 8. tiff's nama ol SheJTY Ann KID· llht flnal two game~ of the 18611 irel111sing $U mllllon from the 1Saudra K«y Fisher, :u, Pl , . , ''I ,-~ i · Weekend VISitors of Mr. and cald II& rtstored. Also an order !season. Philbin, who playad i1111' da!IIIP clalml lulld IU' the PINilllll; Everett Vtrnon Batn ·: . Mn. WendeD Gerlaob and lam· :dismissing as settled the action colle~e ball at the Univer•lt}' o! !prinli"' of nearly I mUllon II, It Galllpolll Farry, 1 n d :ly were Mr. and Mrs. Sherman of Thoma• A. Oldaker and Mar· , Buffalo, IJ a 215-pouDd clellllllve ltextbookl for P'lllpino tlementa- :Judy Ami Colt:all, It, Pt. Pl... !;~~~~= lae_O_!.da~e_r fl·_s~-!~~-~ end:_ ··- ___ · -~ -~ .~dlrJ ptJblla aeboalt. tlllt, . _... •--- . ,.., .I>' '. b ' toid Poat. u· . "' , · · •• ·~~..........,.~; ~·~~bi&~fnl ;1Wftllel '" ~· ~ -- ·0~·n·.Qp· 1'ti~o-n °on·,.~~-'~ _.wwartl . ..t;~ !ft:_~1~r~·. ··-=~- , ut ..... .,..... •..-~ Ill IIIIIJ obtalD fll «ppllIll 1111 lftcbWSI Palnll · "'' ' 1'~ " 1/ib. '·' 1::~ ~ -- · · -----· . ~ .. - - -+ •? ..........._...~...... .. , .......... ~~--~.,....-_,_,,..._............ ~~-:---·'-·;·.r;~-~ ' ' ' -: --~-{ . •':' t"11' i '"• 'h' ' I 4 '" " ',',• , I ' ' a s~aiJ am~u~l· ~nd rightly so. In, l~t ~tr totll ''~ric .: le stmHa(lv, $Mell for ·the multitude ·, ·· · · · · Willis f~mily 'eac~ month, Most .p't101)Jr•'" '*: ~l·nww and more pt'oplil dePelld ·on ij]e(!ttlt!t~ job~ around theii homes. · ··, ... ~y,U~t Willis~s qontinuallv diseo~' more W.W'1e' wqrk 'for 'them- to lnalte•• ihelitJ ' ~njoyabl~. 'wi\~n you stp~ 19 ·considering all· · ,I , I _ -' 'I' .,, . �. ' •'' ,. \ f ' ; ~~~~~t·4tb•is~~E~ '"'~~~-=-~:'.: ~~ -.. -......... u. "" iu1.Y .utl!lll!IIIJ' ~ utest ~~& ~ted ;to lilt ., )I. CIJ UleriOl lcoullna ,.,.,........, If Co!ocltl Roll- ,__ •.......J.:..~ Obit ei'IIL ~. HlchWIJ' •J't. 1ro1 -~ · l!elldll a.. IIIII Hillin, 'P•· trGimlli -~ldJ 011 dul)' lh - ;;.';m~ · Mr. J. H.lmne.leout ICUtlvt, CenlnJ (ldo WUI d4Uvw h lddrella, tllllltd, "'nul o1 X.tdlnblp." Mr. Browne lbe b'mlr Natloall DINeklr lbpiGrlnJ leniCle far the ~ ol A!Dq. '-.i~~-~ Ill IIOte p. o s IM, 'l1ltiDploa 1" 1 " MJ :Lf'o ' ' '· •. CtiiiQ' ~ )i ~ . ·~ •. , : .•, ) 1 <, 'l'>'·'ii;. ' ' ~ ~ · ... lllllld a ee11 far, ..... _ ~It• CHICAGO .(VPI) .-. '!'lie beldl _ rum. ·, ', ' . , '· , . ali 'on_• ' , IIIIUIIdt . . Grilli· 11rJ 'it u.' of three nallq!lal ~~~ or- "II II IIDlf 1P11W1!i1t ·~ fll ;1111111~1 lil!l ............._ · U!.ldJ. · ...... . , , . • ~- ... It ~llf salil., ~ax. th• AMA plans to C!CiiiiiOOe 111:·~· "It~ lfJM~--~. J)r. 1.111. 1e 111111t1er u)' new preilclent ollbt A~can toe oppo11~ to wbat ~·~~-·-- will! . Dlatlerl II may .......... tftdlcaJ .iatlon,llldft!ituln elelrJ)' bten, llllndated IJr !hili!&~ privileges ' 11ef1rt 111m 111 ,.._a~- oppostug Medicare ~-11 1110n American public- fedq fl1ll)o iii thl ~vplt meclleal J!l'•ctl1• l.ltalord. 11J alternq. •· concemecl With bullrlf!ll lbao port for medical reaeareii.''IJ18' tlollll' tbi(l,l llltll tbli a fte lilt IIIII 11111 with tlJe Hlppocr•ttc 01111. dlcal education, bospl~ll, ~ lbe ~~~~~~,; .1114 ·: Mllbel llaDIIon. 11111 Miss Ill ... IIIW t11111 ll!t ll'ftll •·sud! an orglDJzatlol t b 1 dlcal lnlurance for the !Ia liiuecl ....,. ...,.,. Pn beel Ill te~am (AMA) qht to advocate the fii'OII'~ ft!rlhe mec~Jea,lb'. .Ht obltc;tl to !lit .·.'~aJ 11......_ ....... IIIII ivlll ol -*prlnelplel of we Ill forth In illpQI Ud planniDI .,flli'l IOI'enmtllll ~- ,of ' W"'lr44MM pllill t1 Mr. · IIUI • .tha IDppol!l'atlc Oath," aaul a munll)' ~eallh care, tlfe 1llnt tile ~~IIIUir)'lnmd ol Mrt. C. 0. J'tlber wert llr, all4 llatement Issued 111 tha three docton ~~- . . . · ·, elaa "'~ . tql :· 0 HtNicl Moore, Mlduel, medical leaders. Dr. MUiord • JIOUM iild tbe bJdullry, thereby eontlnllKalhJ, llld Steven, Clllclmlltl; The etetemflll Wll released In Ida ..apral ...... al lnllo place the pUbJJc at I he ud Mrt. Jabn 1'1111111' · ol !11 Dr. Quentin D. YOIIIIi dlair- Pl"'aldelll of 1111 AMA thai lllti'CJ of a coonllnated . ~ Hebroll, IIIII Mr. and Mrl. Bob mu of the Medical Colllllllttee lllldlcllle II facecl wllll t. of helllb Hl'l'lct Industries, Bruce IIIII David, joiJio Of for Humaa Rights; Dr. John L. ereued pverameal coatrol, the docton aald. ad lbllamiiJ • IIIUrdq. s. Rol!mnan Jr., president . of ~~!',!.'~!.~ How~er, YOIIGI aald be aod .1 11r IIIII 1111. Cbarltl Faulk· the N1tlonal Mea!CII AIIO"ia· • • lbe olblr IWo cloclon did ' no,t . • &r., and clllldrtn. T.mmy 11on and Dr. Lytt r. Gardner, Rous:• :. llllpblllle, J4rl, Cblrlea cllllmulll of the Physlciii!IS Fo. · epr11111 "" · ~g ·' Faulbtr Jr lllld Mn - - ...... ..,. , -. lllllllll Amepc«D doc- I . ..... Maltll s. ' I day ,_11 of Mra. SUit- County .Weuar James M. 0'f8D ''We ut conlklenl h prvlesand Mtl. Eva Htrtley. Sr., h«l Niland t h t ... . PT. PLI!lASANT _ Five elv- llonlll COIIIIIIUIIllf ,w)U . 1111 of Deputy APe&acll008 havt been flied In 1111 Itt Ill... fiiCikiDII'Y ldta, ~~ ' P'ridly avenlliJ auesta ol Mr. will begin assessing J ofnce ol the Clreull Clerk. uld. ,. . • Mn. Wilbur Koenig were ~n periOIIII property July 1, lor 111 the aetton styled Ma 1 on · - · IIIHt8 lbllt __.__ Buweport •=• =·· fitaJ News •lll'f.·.m;: ::::, *' ~. J~~~~e~ Rhode~ Scout~nc US J= nME $2." 11$6.50 THE SHOE lOX ~· ~ .Assessors \ViJI Begut • \V k • 0nJuly Fmt o~ma Appll~tiona = w J':i~.O::i!~ ~~::·• ~:C.c:?"J::~:~s ~ ~lion = ~· ~ ~~~~ib~ ~~· =:~: ' ~: Grove: 11 Mr~ ::m.~t"_el V~I~ ;0:Ta~! ~~~is g~~~~ J I Trustworthy ,.., .Helpful ,., Maintenance Free Clear( .' .l . Obedient i si. :: r4 Cheer/ut· ,., 'I - ll l 1y went lo Athent .mere Sus111 Ii• altandlnl lbe blllld ellnlt at : Ohio Unlnrail)'. I Thrifty ,.., Flameless ,., Quiet ,.., cy Allll Bulb, Irving L. Comer, I David L. Davia. Paul A. Jl'Oilter, James H. Newell, M". Jim D. Shepherd, Clifford H. WIIIO n, Mrs, Chester W. Zerlde, Mrs. Richard Newvhaner. Mrs. Bob L._..(hblree, al1d Infant dalllh1«', Mrt. John R. Ket1111rd, ll!d ~~Uihtar. Mrs. Bzra F. """""Cl'' and Infant dlulbl«'. andDe~ble. ' Ulllll ' ifi."':'Y.it· FURNITURE 1 Middlapert, Ohio DOMINANT Newspaper I • . .· ·l OUR. B.READ- an~- lorea, emnute tu New York. ·..~ \ - Phone 9854547 ... -~-·--,..~.-~ ....,~~~1, ........ ., . ,, ' I ' ) ,....... ' ,.I,(J, . ... • •• i Jr;. ... - - I , TWO !'tAMES p10- lo YOVTII ASKED FOR IT care You're not @ven relldy r o ot Helen Htlp UJI 11111 llfWIJI.. stlldying yet, mucb leaa per. wile I - H. YOU pAN'T LOVE BUT ONE Dlar Helen: Dt~r Helen: · I am It and han a alrl of 11. I've been JOlnl With l g I r I Rht IBid lhe loved 1111 lor teVID lor four yean. We're engaaed, monlht and then the broke liP both 11. with me. 1'hll reuon hhe llvt Two monlhll 110 I met anoth- wu thlt ""' folkl didn't IP. er girl at a party, lllld lr a v e prove of my ace. They ~eemed [ - ........ been tllklnl bar out on lila aly. to like 1111. ...._ eMJU ~ I feel I am falling In Jove with I treated her like a quHII . 1 her. Tllll ere~lel a problem. I alld alwaya did everytlllnl lo ~· 11111 feel deeply for the girl I'm plea1e her. Now she IJ ------------------~ 1111apd t.. - CANDLE WITH ,bwith a guy older than me, tr lolb don't Melli to mind. Tloty'U ttU 1G'I tllout the 29 Sht lgnorea my lattera t n d tralninl centers ther run lor 01 0m1 pllone calla, How ean I 1et : Job c...,.. About the 7s,no ~':_kr' w-- w.s. YOIIIII peoplt who've had Job · • ...., up~ Corps training. About 40,2611 You ,;,.,.~ly ean't - there's Job Corpl men and wo ma n Mill ADns M. Cornell of not111111 colcler tl1ln t bumt-out who have jobs and eam an IV• eroy and Mro. LUIIIII Holter torcb, ' ...,. we•• of $1.71 an bour. Henderaon ol AtbeDI were hoi- Glrl1 who tell wbfte lies lo 91rpan1 lilrlyer dlrtelor o1 About lht ,11,187,00Z tbey'U PlY 1e11e1 for 1 dinner perty Sunday makt the bl'ush«f easier mlabl t~• Job Corpt, ..;m.lllared by In ftdtrtl lncomt tnw t h Ia at Btllty't Restaurant, Pome- 11111ke wive1 wbo chicken out 011 the Ofllee of Bconomlt Oppor· )'HI'. Aboullht 7,418 Job Corp1 roy, honoring Mr. and Mro. family probltllll. Perllapt you lunlly, 11 maklllll tha public 10 l!'tcluates who are back In Jll]ph Bally, lbelr daughter, 're lucky after all. - 11. nww lilt qullllon,' "Dolt ldtool. or In eollel•· About the llflfllt, and son, Bill. of AnJob Corpt Wtrk." u have COl' 1,218 Job Corpanten ltrYinl bum, WaahlnJion. poratla!)a which tptl'att urbln thtlr COIIIIIr)' In 111e a r mt d Other IIUtlla were Mr1. Ora Job Corpt Cftterl, · lorcet. About lht 17,1M youna Arclltr, OolumbUI and LHotor ll . paoplt preltntly ill Job Corp! Bally of Raclnt. For tha aflalr, '"Jt llr-• lmportlnl -••• centers. About the 117.114.170 thl llblt was centered with lar buslneiiiDeR lllld tilt pner· Job Corpamen have ltlll htmt bowl -of vari-rolored mums. II ptlbllr allb:· Bvwyma W h e IG 11Upport lhtlr lamtliel, About B<J!h Mill Comell and Mrs. II 1111 bellml that JChool drop- the tboutandl of jobl that 10 Henderaon were puplla at SOON? oull are 1lopellll llhould read bellini btrau~e lllert'l no Mol'lllni Star Special District J11i11 11111111 from Alnarlca'a trained labor undl someone School while Mr. Baily was 1 Let Dudley'• lalnotallldtll," llhrlver nid. with Job Cor)ll training comes ttaeber ee. Help You With THE ft!TEMICNT alonC· 'nley'll tell you J o b Followinl tht dinner the BalComplete Floral "'loea M .... wtlk? As'k Corpa muea lood bulilllll Jy ltmlly left for Montreal, Ca· Xeroo:, JluttoUibs, Avco, Pbil· ....,e. nada where they will attend Arrangemenhl ro-For4. IIOA, Ualvtfllly of . ICIPO 'IT. Thll hal been the Oregon, 11M, a-1 l'Nel· 'nit Alm«DDo mlly't fll1t visit to Ohio in 11 a!OD ~ T h h ko I II)' UIIUtd Prtlt .llllerlllfallal ytarJ, Che-11111, 1fal'hlll"'llt, YM- ·TodaY Ia TUaday, June 2'1, - ----CA, a.wldl CQ., U. I. In- the l'llth day ofltl87 wltb 181 lo tuthor born blind and deaf. , dUitrlaa, llT; UU. Indullriet, follow. • In 1787, EIJIIisb historian eCHUROI AJplta X.... Alplla 1onr111. '1be DIOOIJ le between Ill lull Edward Gibbon completed the Glllllfii.L••alnlo phue lllld lut quarter. writing ol h Dtcllne and Fan Eltctroalcl, '1)al ICtluoatkillll Tbe momlnl liar ll Saturn. of the Roman· Empire. FLOWIRS FOR Foundalloll, 'l'rltlnlal en p. of Till fN~ alan are Man, I 111 18113, a major ICODOmlc : ~ Nodbn Nalaral Gu, VenUI, alld Jupltar. ~ ::•1 depression began u prlee1 on Norlbtnl . . . . V.llltl Dtl· Born on lhl1 U, In 11110 ... lbe Ne11 York Slock Bxcltaalf ta 11111Ma Clarf. . Heltll Killtll', tht Amarlell1 eollapsed. of golden brown toast? • ' ...• • !':'.."' =.uv.._,.. B 'IYF 'IY Industry S rts Job rps Honored tJt Dmner Potty PUNNING A WEDDING ' •.. I ·•(' " __ It ')' ' ~!~ • .,,'' ,. eBOUQuns :1· e BOUTONNIERES ,_...lid I ' DECORAnONS e ' _,;. ' THE RECEPTION - ,Voice of Broadway DUDLEY'S 59N..2nd Ave. MIDDLIPOIIT Phont 992-5560 • Pa.ck up,,. '' • ' "· ' .' -~. ' · and.~ ': I ·, • " :' '. <.' .. ,J .. ' Ill!: ' . ., '· ' . •' , r, L .,.. Returns or,·yaur .i ' ~ ' ·lifT~ ' ' ,(I,'.; ' 5 Years Experience With New York State'• Best ~· Exactly how much doeS Dear CWTF: pie, thtlr probl111111 and pleasI'd tiJ 1 ltllOIJ who, urea, their lroublea lllld,tun. As 1111 14, hu bien dalllll 1b a with the rest ol HtltD Hal p aama ilrl, lm'tltl mucll enpiVSI, il weloollltt )MN b u t IJd with a lollr • year habll. won't dodl• a aerioda questiOII Tell her 1111 truth - lltat untO with 1 brtllll«f, )'OU'rt IIUI't, you o1111't ro aht11d ' Send your teen.qe questions witb marrlqa piiDI, lfYtt'vl(a.t,SollltWIItos.l .· ' '' ' . I ' aUTrEi .' . .. - -ttiilttre~.... , - '. I ' . " the .UCTIIIC co. YOOTB ASKED FOB rrl This ClllumQ it IU' fOUI1I 5200 HOUsiHOiDS 1 '~ ~ !~~"::-= Taiwan and Pusan, South ·TREE AND SHRUB TRiMMINI • AND REMoVAL ' ' .il ., ,JN OVJR • _.~.~~~------ .• ..,.. • , ._.___________ ,I N---bY Htren Bo~l--'1 't Pays OH Where It Counts neond tar 91 Itt maldtii'YOJif• : le the ar East. ; I, ' STRONG CONCENTRATION Of Circulal·ion •• • FAit 1!lAJI' 'I'IUP MANILA (~)-'nit lannlllh, h -ld'a lint nnelear 1l1ei'CIIant thlp. arrived In Manila fro~!~. Indlon,. Iouth '·r " s The ...._ _ _ _ __ ./ ll'orta, Mlillda, nllltt 011 lht I AKER "" Buy announced MOI!dly, · ~ II . ' I ,'l'OVK DELAnD loiOSOOW (UPJI - Two ! !nmdrad !ovle! daneera and I1118WI wbo wert to have begun ' an Amerle111 tour July 1 pottpontd It until July IT for UMiplalned l'tiiOnl, u wu ' ,, ' HELEN HELP US! • . • • • In Meigs County 'The I . . . . . trllll' \· i Rl f Jac'klon, 1011, f :5f p.m. •• &III·MI- 411 11 Koaday. lllschiii'JH llllll•llllillllllltt- Mra, William E. Brown, Nan· ~ ' I . ·i I ' I fIn ~any Selittnet, Poii)81'0YrMiddleport, o:, June 27, 1987-S = ~~ mtor~' Actions Filed InCi"vii Court n CharIes Is Found bv Search Partv :·1~3Jo~~~~:-1 11-~~~~ ' 'Y ..-.-oJ ••lot ,----·' - -·-.,.--·\ ha• lbl'oullloul . ,,t:a olfiRAn ars will be -ll'*laaled fro --r;1 111 the llaW illlbWif Patrol . . . 11o1ur HOOJIIUI: my, Coltlmllul, Priday,, ·. Jl!lle hom 1-4 IIIII 7_. p.JD. 10, at 1:30 p.m. Till new PllrolGilly • Pedlatrlcl Wri• me will Ill Mill 1G VIII'IM Mllllulonl Pllnll PGN IIINuclalt I h • Mrl. lltrnard H. •'-" In time &w boltdlty duty. ,.,........,. of a. ~tate 421 Firat A-re.; J. '!be 3Z memb&n men were 1D Scouttna. Iiams, IS 7Jackaoll Pitt, ~f lllll'tlh Aciademy a-. 11'1 IFe 1110 active Scouta Ill · George F. Mee!IIIIIJ, Rl. I liniiJIIIn& l$ weeki of co~~~preo ll~, riot; Delbert Cisco. Rt. "-" tralnlnc 111 preparation Tile llumul fllueuf honar, Nortllup; Misa L0 red 1 1111' 111 1inq ~ respou. lnlt«fttt, tllllngo, , Churdl, .J!lureia Star Rt.; llbllltlte. Col!unlacerneat tretf.. ambition, loyaiiJ err. Moore, Rl. 1 Cron CJ\7; lnp at lilt polduallan will bo ftr God IIIII l'OIIna, lamed Mra. John s. GUI, Rt. l by Gt.... ,., .... mod 111 Perry; Mr•. L. and Dlnefar 11'11'1'111 c. M~, troltrulll In good atead In PI Pleasant; 0111 w. Rablo e-n proleealon,• Col. ey, Pt. HltBIIIIII; Mrl. III!M monto !llld. D Northup GaUipoUI ~ ~··• • ftlliiNI AI lh111 II Patroltn111 J~cldt R. i.e, Rt. 1 Anl II'RING TIMI the Academy, t11ert II no wall· Ferry; John L. McDani!l, ~dl· GO TOOITHII lng , lbe 111111 elua .. atart. on; Mn. Gene E. RUey, FOit ALL THI '!1l4t mh Clast ha been In pro. ton : Edward S. Boaworth, Pl. FAMILy ll'fll 11not lley 24 IIIII I he Pleassnt; Lawrence M. 78tlt CJua w1n begin July Pt. Pleasant: Citrin A. IIA!b. and Mn. James Ruaaell, the 19111 tu11. · !ft. Plelllllt ,._, ~ ftn. tile '19th erto, Pl. Pleuanl: Bnnda K. Mut. and Mrs. Mary ARBUCKLE _ Otho Lanier, ..] Admll1ed: Jam• R. (txJ begin !Me Ill Auguat) WtJt Calumbla; RonBelprt. Mr. RQAeU II - Jamell Rainey PT PLEASANT •• 01111'1 Sally Meeks GaiUpollt Perry Holfmllll, ~n, J.amea II; Old· now belnc aeeepted, nit G. Ford, Rt. 2 Raci!le: Mra. Mre. loenll'• nephew. COLOONJ: - Albert Sllso~ w ~n u Soulbsl; Is ~~~~ llle plaintiff' Is ~telllJIS juda:luer, GllllpoiiJ Fll'l')'; l\lr ._ 8 8 ol J ClQellt of Mr. and Mrl. EJmtr COOPER Wade Rolllne, Inoy fair at' PleUalll ment In the 111101111t of '89U'I ..__ _M•Idci-I•IIP•'"--=!~ol~at~le~llt~r~l!f~poond~~;..!~ Mrs. oo:d E. Rou~h over the weektnd were GRAHAM- H. R. King, HAN. Valley Hospltal .where be was ;gatnst lite clefendanll 011 • • les Woy1111,8oUUJIIde: Mrl. Carl ' vlll . Ml Roberta F Mr. and Mrs. Jack Lewis and NAN - Willner Rousey, LEW· ,taken Sunday evening alter be- promissory nota. 1Spear! GalllpoUt Fti'T)I· Mrs ) ter e.Ract~e· VI SandY, Jackie • nd IS.PT. PLEASANT - Okey Bur· ing found nveral hundred Anotba' action II !or ~·ww~ Flora Applt · 1 11 " mlit, Pom..:Oy; 1:. Sauer Ia oonwas sion to 1111 real Illata, llyled Willard. Jelltra, Muon. ' Columbus; Rol!llrt W. G~, Rt. fble41o blr beme b)' IHIIIII. ey, ROBINSON - Irene Doo- !he object ola search by lhe John H. Collinl, Gdn., at II n. •.•W,ed. George Knapp, 1 Ewmglon; Mrs. Frank.1n D. Howard Snydtr ol Parkert- little, UNION _ Sidney Durst, local firemen, merlff's depu- John WIUiam Steenbergen m, !Leon, . ldn. LouiM Ca"•oun, Wr11ht, Rl. 4 Jackson; Mrs. W Va wu 1 Monda• WAGGENER-MASON CORP _ ti and 1 hbo •·-•· _,_ an lnfalll. HOSietl, Mr1. , Holley Cardel', Frank E ' Knialltr Rt 2 ' '' ' • es neg ra .......,..y "' · Pt. Pleasant; Mra. Charleo ton· J · D Shl Ida ka· w!lll Jrlr, IIMI Mrl. Paul Ponna Tullah, WAGGENER - 1ernoon and evenlne. He wan- 1 In the other lbree actlou, Ne«se ·and son Po!DC'O)'' R..;n!..YD. Midk~f. itt.'~ Oak Grueser. Ruth Knapp. dered away from his home, all 1t1r lndllbltclnat, llw piiiDo Jamn t.)'lldon ~. Mu 0 P; HliJ · M M . A D rh Mrs. Mlchaelllhaltr and son Cltlltnl are reminded to P1ll' ,where be resided w!th a a on. 11111 ID eaob jl Baker, Wallll • Mrs. RusseU Terry Ashton· Rl. ·5 J~son't;:Y M. ~,::: lu.V. returned lo Hunllni!On. W. chase lheir dol lap and pay Iabout 1 p.m. · Sunday and WBI Co., a corp. vs. Harry C. 1\oulll, Blrlht: Mr. alld Mrs. Darreli Radelllf; John H. Bell, lroottm; Va., efter vlaltlnpritb her fatll· lbe eapillllon 111 to the Dep. ,not found until nearly 10 p.m. by Mason, · tl tl; Jamea JC. JobDo 1James BAI'Irwn, Htn44reoll; Gonion L. Markel, Coal Grov~; er, Joa Slamondo «< New Ill- IIlly Aa181101'. Doi owners have i Raymond Ho!fll!ln. - . Mason, et al: and John ,Mrs. William See, Hogsett. , ·. Mrs. Walter M. McDonald, The VIII, lllld Mr. and Mrs. Georil II day• in whleh tD purcbaae Ht had flllen and wat unable IMcDalllel, Pl. PJtappt, II II. Blrtbl: Mr. ano Mrl. Durell . Plains: Mn. Lucille Cra"'f~rd, Haekett, Sr., Middleport. dol taga altar being UHSHd, lo get up again. He had been Ill lucb 011 apeclll UHUIIIIIIII. 'NailOR, Rul!and, a daughtar; . Wellslon· Mn Baseum Owens Jleeky and li!Brtha Bartlett, lotberwle 11!ey will be certlflad IJ100r health for several years Mr. and Mrs. Jarotl Holfmaa, Rl. 1 P~ · d!Udrell of Rev. and Mra •. Ciyde ,to 111, oounty doe eatcl!er and 1al)ll'wah partially blind. lie sui· Cl!MING8 SELlliCI'ED Lton, 1 toll; Mr. and Mrs. Wll• Blrlht Bartlttt, are In Newark v11lt1ng no longer tbe l'elportllblllty oi lfered 1 laceration of the head Airman lla F. Olmlllp, 1011 mer Andaraon Leon, a dlqb. . Mrs. Tholllll& D. Norf!lup Mr. and Mrs. Clydl E. Bartlett. the Assessor I& thill is a .llate 'iID tht fall. ~ImgsMr.ofandR.R.Mrt.I, David H. Cum· ter. ' ' Rav. Mr. ~ wu In , Pomeroy, hal ----, Gallipolis Ferry, son, 12:23 p. Newark Jut WHk 1t1r Ute wed- 11"' pertaining tD dogs_and the 'LINEMEN SIGN been 1tlected for lraiDIIII at ASK TO WED m. Mooday; Mrs. GeM :a:. Rll· ol Mlsl Eurenia Emerich County Board h11 lnststed the ...,... YORK (UP!)--"- ILo ,._ ey CUlton, son 2·0% p m la'!r he tnloreed. "''"' ~.,., i wry AFB • Colo·• II Ill "" PT. PI.EASANT - Four coudaY; Mn. Fr~lln : · w Wllllama. Phllhfn and Paul Roehester. Foree wta()OIII apeclellst. Tbtl pill bave made applleai!OIII flit 0 . Gwy:m and Lynn 1\e)'liOida, .. half of the New York Jeta' 1airman, a 11811 pduatt ol, marrlap UeenHI 111 the olf'ea children of Mr. and Mrs, VII DIVORCB GRANTED delooslve line, have returned 1 Pomeroy High SchOll!. recently If t1Ja county clerk. ' Reynolds. ~~r~antown, W. Va., PT. PLEASANT •• 0!'-lers signed contracta for lhe lll67 1completed blllc lraliiiiJa at Applying were Gene Mershall ... here Vl&ltlRI their l!'and· entered In tlle office or tile Clr· &eii&OJI. the American Football Amarillo AFB. To. lwilher, 1'1, Pt. Plellanl, and 1 parents, Mr. IIIII Mrs. L. E. cult Clerk b)' lha Mason CounLeague club announced Monday. · Carol Etta Hoscbar 20 Pt 1 Reynolds. . ty Clreult Court .WI the 11'&~1- Rocl!"ter, a !150-~und tackle IIIJON AGREEMENT ,PliaiiDI; DeneU ~- JO• . Mrs•. Betty Chne II on vaea· lq of • divorce Iii the action ·of 1from Michlran st:, hal liP" 1 MANILA (UPI)-Ttle PhiiiJ! :ling, 21, Leon, and Connie Sut ,., r liOa from her employmenl In 1Sherry Ann Duncan va. Jackie ;~arentlv re<"overed ll'llm an eye Ipint~ · tDd the UPited StaiB i 'lbornlon 18 Leon IIA!nnle !AI . 1 the offk!a of Dr. T. J. Bradshaw. David lluncan and the plai~~o ' inJury whlc)l lo~ him to mllfJMonday signed 111 qreement :WIIIel. Pl. Pleasant, 1 it d 1 I I 1 She returns tD_ work on July 8. tiff's nama ol SheJTY Ann KID· llht flnal two game~ of the 18611 irel111sing $U mllllon from the 1Saudra K«y Fisher, :u, Pl , . , ''I ,-~ i · Weekend VISitors of Mr. and cald II& rtstored. Also an order !season. Philbin, who playad i1111' da!IIIP clalml lulld IU' the PINilllll; Everett Vtrnon Batn ·: . Mn. WendeD Gerlaob and lam· :dismissing as settled the action colle~e ball at the Univer•lt}' o! !prinli"' of nearly I mUllon II, It Galllpolll Farry, 1 n d :ly were Mr. and Mrs. Sherman of Thoma• A. Oldaker and Mar· , Buffalo, IJ a 215-pouDd clellllllve ltextbookl for P'lllpino tlementa- :Judy Ami Colt:all, It, Pt. Pl... !;~~~~= lae_O_!.da~e_r fl·_s~-!~~-~ end:_ ··- ___ · -~ -~ .~dlrJ ptJblla aeboalt. tlllt, . _... •--- . ,.., .I>' '. b ' toid Poat. u· . "' , · · •• ·~~..........,.~; ~·~~bi&~fnl ;1Wftllel '" ~· ~ -- ·0~·n·.Qp· 1'ti~o-n °on·,.~~-'~ _.wwartl . ..t;~ !ft:_~1~r~·. ··-=~- , ut ..... .,..... •..-~ Ill IIIIIJ obtalD fll «ppllIll 1111 lftcbWSI Palnll · "'' ' 1'~ " 1/ib. '·' 1::~ ~ -- · · -----· . ~ .. - - -+ •? ..........._...~...... .. , .......... ~~--~.,....-_,_,,..._............ ~~-:---·'-·;·.r;~-~ ' ' ' -: --~-{ . •':' t"11' i '"• 'h' ' I 4 '" " ',',• , I ' ' a s~aiJ am~u~l· ~nd rightly so. In, l~t ~tr totll ''~ric .: le stmHa(lv, $Mell for ·the multitude ·, ·· · · · · Willis f~mily 'eac~ month, Most .p't101)Jr•'" '*: ~l·nww and more pt'oplil dePelld ·on ij]e(!ttlt!t~ job~ around theii homes. · ··, ... ~y,U~t Willis~s qontinuallv diseo~' more W.W'1e' wqrk 'for 'them- to lnalte•• ihelitJ ' ~njoyabl~. 'wi\~n you stp~ 19 ·considering all· · ,I , I _ -' 'I' .,, . �• I ' ' . I .. . . :*'-- ' I • ' .. ...- . IAilN•v dOOOll IIIII SNUFFY OF 'MII'k. CaD or CODiact Templeloll, Bailey Run Road, Pomeroy, 8 I 30ic __ ·--- _ _ ........_.............., ................ ,.. .......................... ""'....,.,........ ... ......... ..... ... ..-""'"' .. , .............. ..._ ..... ... I unt ., ' I·, .~o~eroy ELVINEY•· 'IE BEEiil Motor Co . 'I ? IF THAT DQN'T ; RUN lll' VARMINTS OFF·· NOTHIN' WIU., •· PUNKIN' HEAD TO PUT A SCARECROW OUT IN TH' CORNFIELD AN'iODAV I '' II ONI Olintll ' NICII1 PIIQI'I.Iol ... CALL • 26 3tc DICK RAWLINCR II II 'sRI . ,, ' . . . . . . . 0 ........... ,... . . bwUngs ~ondl, Salta CAID Oil TtiANQ & OIITUPI• WY a.alt1 . Pomeroy Motor Co. ILIMD ADI ............ GQOD'I FER 'IOU, MR. SLOWPOKE!! TH' LAST 'tEN 'IEAR5 lllorhnt 7'13-1736. SMITHI----.------.:---..!!1!~~~~1 NASGIN' ME FER MOBtt. 110~, 4 room1, bath, upper Muon. CaD 'I'IW3U or 11-'1 ............. II JTF .. t111f1.., ........ QUALITY . ., . Pomeroy-Mlddletlc»1,:o.,.JUDe 27, 198'1 mowiDC lawns '·' I ,·-~~,I :,~ 2 SIGNS ' .Li'L I.$NEil . MIDIIL.POIJ' OHIO ' - - ·- -- OPEN EVES. 9:00 P.M. POMEROY, OHIO OPPICI IIOUU ,.-. . . . . . . . IM.._ ....... rr1 Ul'f TO PLACI A WAIIT AD . In MemorY . '. EXPERIENCED ' ' All,..._Wltor Shofl • eear eTruck eHNtw Co,. eBullclner IAnyTY,. '' . kEITH GOBLE .FORD WY 24196~:;: .c;;...:.. •·21 Bw- HOWl& ~H~EIDER MEEK! I NE£D FIVE [X)LlARS? LISTEN, N-JYF!IJr;J{ UJHO SPOJDS A'i. MUCH A"> YtXJ FIV£ COLLARS! lX1 o:.:GHTA GET A JOB! "- EIJT I'M /JOT GOIIJG, 10 Reedsville Society Notes OH, I.Um, 1!-il>iT'S DIFFGR£/JT! SAVII.JG IS ALW~YS A G(X;!) IDEAl ~ASOLINE ..... :si'EIJD IT I I WAIJT TO fUT ' ALLEY . IT IN ll-1 E. BAIJ KI ' Notice ' · FltECJCI,II AND tl•! f'ki&NDS · By MERRILt.- II.OSSER ·, '• \ LITTLE ORPHAN ·ANNIE ' q. . ' "' ' ® JA\<.1::'5 SO'/S A.LL I<HOk we: iJ.I' GlJ'"i BY SIGHT ~ 11= ~ 141M ~ WOOLOI'ff KNOW l'r WAS BA11 "iio Wt~v ~f?ET ~BI.Ii ANP' $1-.A TS . i •., ... . ;. ' -~ ',l ' ' •. . •eou\ 1rr · '" ! ·. .. ' I II >I I I' WANTED ' ! ' • I'. C.rrleri Needed For Pomeroy Apply At The Dtily Sentinel Office ' '" ~ I l ~• 110 Mechonlc St. ., lj' NOW TAKING ' APPLICAnONS FOR CARRIERS IN MIDDLEPORT. hao dual conlrols, ship lbo~ phone, flylns bridge, oleepi m, In ihree separate room~, eall or see H111o Plerotll allhe II&E Sbof. Service, Galllpo!il, phone ~ I&' I p.m. a 20 81c r'l i '.' II. I lhinl fkKII IJud~et thop Killer P'Urntture ,_.,,.,.I,..""··· T Ollf . , ContiCt Fl}'t Manley ' Middleport •'' 011111. 11 12 lk �• I ' ' . I .. . . :*'-- ' I • ' .. ...- . IAilN•v dOOOll IIIII SNUFFY OF 'MII'k. CaD or CODiact Templeloll, Bailey Run Road, Pomeroy, 8 I 30ic __ ·--- _ _ ........_.............., ................ ,.. .......................... ""'....,.,........ ... ......... ..... ... ..-""'"' .. , .............. ..._ ..... ... I unt ., ' I·, .~o~eroy ELVINEY•· 'IE BEEiil Motor Co . 'I ? IF THAT DQN'T ; RUN lll' VARMINTS OFF·· NOTHIN' WIU., •· PUNKIN' HEAD TO PUT A SCARECROW OUT IN TH' CORNFIELD AN'iODAV I '' II ONI Olintll ' NICII1 PIIQI'I.Iol ... CALL • 26 3tc DICK RAWLINCR II II 'sRI . ,, ' . . . . . . . 0 ........... ,... . . bwUngs ~ondl, Salta CAID Oil TtiANQ & OIITUPI• WY a.alt1 . Pomeroy Motor Co. ILIMD ADI ............ GQOD'I FER 'IOU, MR. SLOWPOKE!! TH' LAST 'tEN 'IEAR5 lllorhnt 7'13-1736. SMITHI----.------.:---..!!1!~~~~1 NASGIN' ME FER MOBtt. 110~, 4 room1, bath, upper Muon. CaD 'I'IW3U or 11-'1 ............. II JTF .. t111f1.., ........ QUALITY . ., . Pomeroy-Mlddletlc»1,:o.,.JUDe 27, 198'1 mowiDC lawns '·' I ,·-~~,I :,~ 2 SIGNS ' .Li'L I.$NEil . MIDIIL.POIJ' OHIO ' - - ·- -- OPEN EVES. 9:00 P.M. POMEROY, OHIO OPPICI IIOUU ,.-. . . . . . . . IM.._ ....... rr1 Ul'f TO PLACI A WAIIT AD . In MemorY . '. EXPERIENCED ' ' All,..._Wltor Shofl • eear eTruck eHNtw Co,. eBullclner IAnyTY,. '' . kEITH GOBLE .FORD WY 24196~:;: .c;;...:.. •·21 Bw- HOWl& ~H~EIDER MEEK! I NE£D FIVE [X)LlARS? LISTEN, N-JYF!IJr;J{ UJHO SPOJDS A'i. MUCH A"> YtXJ FIV£ COLLARS! lX1 o:.:GHTA GET A JOB! "- EIJT I'M /JOT GOIIJG, 10 Reedsville Society Notes OH, I.Um, 1!-il>iT'S DIFFGR£/JT! SAVII.JG IS ALW~YS A G(X;!) IDEAl ~ASOLINE ..... :si'EIJD IT I I WAIJT TO fUT ' ALLEY . IT IN ll-1 E. BAIJ KI ' Notice ' · FltECJCI,II AND tl•! f'ki&NDS · By MERRILt.- II.OSSER ·, '• \ LITTLE ORPHAN ·ANNIE ' q. . ' "' ' ® JA\<.1::'5 SO'/S A.LL I<HOk we: iJ.I' GlJ'"i BY SIGHT ~ 11= ~ 141M ~ WOOLOI'ff KNOW l'r WAS BA11 "iio Wt~v ~f?ET ~BI.Ii ANP' $1-.A TS . i •., ... . ;. ' -~ ',l ' ' •. . •eou\ 1rr · '" ! ·. .. ' I II >I I I' WANTED ' ! ' • I'. C.rrleri Needed For Pomeroy Apply At The Dtily Sentinel Office ' '" ~ I l ~• 110 Mechonlc St. ., lj' NOW TAKING ' APPLICAnONS FOR CARRIERS IN MIDDLEPORT. hao dual conlrols, ship lbo~ phone, flylns bridge, oleepi m, In ihree separate room~, eall or see H111o Plerotll allhe II&E Sbof. Service, Galllpo!il, phone ~ I&' I p.m. a 20 81c r'l i '.' II. I lhinl fkKII IJud~et thop Killer P'Urntture ,_.,,.,.I,..""··· T Ollf . , ContiCt Fl}'t Manley ' Middleport •'' 011111. 11 12 lk �' • < ,· ' Society .~· ~;.by . oml Clwrlime lloelliM, Tel. 992-5292 ...... •• I • , . ;. l ' '"'· '_.,.' , •·ry ' Events ,. ' I ' I .' • ' ' ' Pomeroy ·. ' . '' .. ' ' ' • I " NO. 53 ''. .~ • ssue I ,> 10 <-· IJaJtleworn Allies Pressing Sovi~t Union . ,. I I . ' ' I I • . let Elberields In Pom.eroy Outfit Your Home Complete! I.OmioN <UPl)-The. Soviet lllanoi regime's chances of 1political power . battle. Its 1estimates, ofJi!!lal .RIL!s!an aid continued support and goodwill Union I! feeling the stram from •·icipry. ,dent '"'~ Russ1an ·s '" ''"'·"' "lollers betwetin 19M and 1965 to 'luf the international Communist IP'9w!Jll demands of her battle- In Cuba the dillillusloned Fidel ' dete~ination to go on helping Asia and the M!lldle ·East were camp. WOffl'~ies rangUJfl from North Castro has been attacking Hano1 on an mereaslng scale. :n excess of $1 ·billion. In 1966 1 These demands come at 8 I Vietnam to Egypt, diplomatic Moscow and is pushing a third- They have committed them- Soviet aid offers to Allia ran at, t1me when Russia ill going all reports sal~ today. force concept !halls embarrass. selves to back the Arabs with a figure of around · $51l5 '" '"' out for Ute reorganization of her T.he Kr1!1nUn has poured, i111 the Sovlel leader• 1 h•v econ~m!c aid as well as arms and to Ute Middle East at $150 Industry. This involves large b)lhpns of dollars In aid and have .been pouring md to the "uppUes. , million. Military aid ·is only part wale and costly retooling and 4~. Into its a!lles to push lbne of $1 million a qay in~o the . Moscow cannot afford to let 1of these cotnniltments, much high investments of capital !P.ans for . l!lcteased world ICuban economy .that JB I~ go ~f CU~a and will have to lying outside the proper aid , goods as well as in agriculture. JlOWer, but has little to ehOil' for i 'l~aders have reafflrrped 111~1r t'Ontmue. 1ts aid Indefinitely on sphere. . ' Can the Soviet Union afford It to .date. The Russians are Heavy Arab Cost present md1ca1Jons. It is no longer a question of ali this' lacJlll with new demands I 'In Cairo the Israeli-Arab war These commitments whose Russia pushjpg her Influence Expert opm1on has cast ~t\tdunting to .well over meant the loss of Soviet real extent Is. unknown add up through aid, but of her allies doubts on Moscow's ability to b~llon ln. tile months to come. &upp!leoJ ~rms estimated at to . a very rmpresslve figure demanding support or threaten- operate simultaneously at this .In Vll!tnam moU!'Ilng Soviet about $'. b1Uion dollars. wh1ch is certain to '!'ake a deep :ng to turn away from her at a Irate on all fronts and believes ~plles, estimated to run Into 1 Yet, ID no case can the dent mto Russia s resources, Ume when ber prestige has Ithat Moscow will h><e to make ; Hundreds of JOIIIIons of dollars. il<rem!ln alford to .dlso;ngage accord in~ to the exn.,t r•>"·1ftc. suffered severe setback< and cuts somewhere of a very \ llajr'e !ailed ~ strengthen the ·Without losing severely m the 1 According to latest available when she is battling for the substantial nature. Democrats' Attracting· I .'', 1 Furniture--Floor Coverings-.;Oraperies Appliances and Furnishings . .· Use El&erlelcls Sensible Credit Service ancl Budget Your Paymen's Prompt Delivery and Installation lnYourHome $II I 1 1 Elbe"elds In Pomeroy TOfiiGH1' . Jllllt27 DOUBLE n:A1TRE Tblll'8day "A MAN COULD GET KILLED" ROCK SPRINGS Grange wl!i meet at the hall at 8 Thursday. Thii bread baking FrancJD!Q.· i Sonp were sung by the Prl- contest wiD be held. -PLUSDon Amecbe, ; mary and recitations were SATURDAY Sman Gordon and en by Janell Kelly, Tommy Martha Hver in . I s 'ih T ICE CREAM SOCIAL, spon. 'PICTURE MOr.IMY DEAO" ; :v, LJ:Kl , ffil , errv 1· eBUI· I iger, 'Cirri.! Yeaoger, Bobby FOJ:, •ored by the Tuppers Plains (ID Color! Terry" F<JX, Nancy Wallace, Charge Youth Fellowship, will :~:;;;::;;;::;;;::;;;::;;;::;;;::;;;:'i.l ScOtt Bn.tnson. Todd Kitchen, be bald Saturday, July 1 PamP.Ia Crook•. Cindy Ci'<lob, 3-l p.m. in the E.U.B. pa~;::-~!1 lanet Horky, Shane Brunson, age Yard. Homemade· . Valerie U.wia, Becky Coleman, cream, cake or pte, soft drh!b i Debbie Coleman, Becky Roush, will be served. Everyone Is TONIGHT ! Beth Vaughan, Kathy Coleman. vlted. Juno 21 1 Krista Morris, Maureen Nelson "THE .QUILLER 3M SheiJa Horky. MEMORANDUI.' (Tecbnicalorl The program was closed with Geo. SeiiOL Sonia Berger, a or•yer by Rev. Ruppel!. llelp. Max voo Sydow, Alec Guin· ing with the program · w e r e ness. Geo. Sanders. COLORCARTOONS: Mrs. ned UWls. Mrs. Everett Cou~ i~,-~ ... a r.~t Bachner and Mrs. Russell Lylm.f! o;r'~ ons. Hor•·' SYRACUSE - The Mouse theme was carried Woo• · i Thurtd1y MEETING CANCELLED in the decorations, for t h \; .• 1~·29 A meeting of the Middleport fourth birthday party hon<lrilll! "''-'l OPEN Women's Christian Temperance David Lawson. The party Union scheduled for Friday given by his mother Mrs. SHOW STARTS I P.M. night has been cancelled. ice Lawson and aunt,, Mrs. Jean Hall at the home of grandparents, Mr. add Mr JaDiel Teaford, Thursday, 22. Each chlld attending was ve~~ favors of coloring shovels, blow outs, and canllv 1• bara. Refreshments of 1e e cream, cake and kool aid were (Technirolorl lames Gamer, l'fel\nda Mer· Couri, Sandra Dee and Tony ' ~ \1.; •Jj"' • • ' Hartley & Bennett Shoe Store's Mid-Summer '· -- - ' IA.il£N GREENE Haven Girls in Race ' :!··,;,J.iiff#·")f,th of July Honors " David Lawson Sale Starts Wednesday, June 28th AI 9:00 a.m. .Honored on His birthday - ! =;;i;;;;=.,..===--=-,1 ' ! .I ~I ,,, Back Yoor Children's Education ' "'lfVed. ' ' He received many lovely gills from Tooy Salser, Donnie and Keitlt Hendricks, Rita and Joe Htlbnan, Ricky u&~er, · ky Arnold, Maey Hendricks Nettie Moore, Mr. aDd Mr ,: James Teaford, his motller and aunt Also sending gilts were 1\lrs. Edith Teaford, Mr. and Mrs. Howard Teaford, Mrs. Anna Roush and Mrs. Golds Sargent and a birthday card signed by all the children of bis B 1b 1e school class. The celebration ended David attending his lint game at the local ball that evening. --- Put your money on your kids' future. Start a College Savings Account here ... DROWN WARSAW (UPI)-At least SO persons were drowned in separate Incidents In Poland OV«- the weekend, the Pol!eh news agency Pap saltl Monday. add to It, steadily. With Interest, com· pounded regularly, those college funds mount up fast! ONE DAY WE PAY 4% ON SAYINGS SHIRT SER9JCE You get our USUBI fine iel'VIce and flnlsbiDJ. . elnet9,outatl Robinson's Oeanen '··' ' .......• .. , SUE WOODRUM Nu.~t.v . MEIGS THEATIE \ DEBRA 'Q:NNANT ,__ _ JACQUELINE$·-· CONNIES PARIS FASHION--HEEL BUGGERS • Mid-Heels, Little Heels, Stacks, Flats, All Colors. Your Opportunhy to Save On All Nationally Advertlsecl Brands VALUES TO .$15.99 .87 .87 .87 7 7MeigsMe~ ·· .. 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