https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/6193a8706f5097fcb39aa812ae099d96.pdf 972b480c5b094d77c221f0a33ddaf8be PDF Text Text -. '. '·di ' •. • .. Program with · ... Society' ... by , Charlene Boe/iich, T~ 992..5292 · A patriotic "81...11\p of program. · Llberly"' wu sented by Mrs. Dale Smllb Frldly Jlilbl's meeting of Happy llarvest;era Claas Trln"y UDited Cburch of ~11r1SL 1 In her talk, Ev · ~· I , Now You l6tOw ' omt . Presented ·' • , . ' ' ' .. -...' .. . ,v ' ,, • '· I• • lj j, : ( . ••• • ·~ ,I to: . Uez . . . ·.~ -. .. ' .t.. .. .' ase ,.., ' ' WALTI!R'LUGAN · Alilia Eball llew·to New York Bbnflar lelllll! are slaUoned Cairo today for two dayo Qf 1latl~ Pl'ea rlntemiuoJIII attend a re&WDed •ion of wllh Egyptian lltops. The "bnjiortam diiCliSSions" with U.N. General Assembly. Security Council called for tbe Egyptian 1~, the semt· . · . Nqrweglan Gen. Qdd BuD. observers after heavy flghtlng oflicial Middle J!ast News . · the Suez . be~ of lhe U.N. truce .llrokf· out acrosa the ceaseflro ~ency re~. ~ steady ceilse-flre ~. ' s~r,ory orgaolzatlon Jn t~ lllle ,S.turday. ·stream of SQvtet dignllarres, Egypt, .'liolstered by the Mloidle East, was invited by In Calro, Egyptian l'l'esldent including President Nlkolat V. presence oflllx SoVIet llarshlps Jarael and Egypt to work out . Gamaf Abdel Nasser was Podgomy, bas visited Cairo and repqrted!J Algerian. troops the eallll·Mo!lday accept. ed IJ'.N. Security Coun.cll call for observera. ' Israel aoitoUnced iliJ aceeptance todliy •• Foreign Mtnlster arrangements f<l' postinC an i moel!ng Jordanian King Huaseln observer for.e. IIIJIII Algertan Prellldent Houari Officials said Israel Is pre- Boumedienne for a second pared to aooept obJerver teams round of summit talks. · on tbe eastern side of the canal ,Soviet Depul)r F..-.!gn Miniswhich II controls, proviled let Jacob Malik errlved In during the past few weeks. Noles Algerian Presence The first Indication that Algerlana were stationed along the Suez Canal came In tbe seml-o!!Jolal Cairo newspaper • Ire ·e ' .). l• ' , '' ·Make Elberfelds In. ·Pomer_o.y . . . ' '· ' Your ·Shopping Center I MEIGS ' '• . . ! . . ,.. " ': See the many new arri~aJs all over ·the· st~;e- Wearing appare~ fo~ y~ur family and furnishingsfoiyour home. : · ' '1<'" ' . . •.• Fotce · Stands Finn Against ~ . Also this is July Cl~aranc.e Sale Time for f~rniture and·reiJdy to wear housewares, mens and boys wear, towels and sheets, li_ng~rie and infants wear, l~ggage and draperiis, · appliances, refrigerators, stoves, washers and dryers, _ I . . 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Alg~a still " tecbmcally at war With '*' I ,, I. I . o f l II l '' �> ' ': '.' ' I 'If J '. I •JI f ~< ', U'!J} -t+o;~• . •I ~:!!':;·{ _ _.I' ...... ' I ,t• " . ; ,'4; 0: •• ' ' ' <• ".J•' • .,~· ~; .,, I. ' i . "· . '. "" r" r ' ,J! r ' { t ' Marichllt Chance To':"Sijr.COn MO~nd . '111 ·3Sill AH·$1~ . ANAHEIM, caQi. '(tm,;... Juan Ma~ IIIII Delli Cbaooe, two ol balehall'a premier pl\cllen, W'erll tbe starters In toclay's AJI.Star game, but llle' big hliterl on both olde1 were eJPOCted to apply the linWDnl touebeo. i!u,'' ~can League here to win.· f\11~'• lnind,~ihai Mrlcbal: eacer to ·Pt:O.. II> the All~ ~i ·~:~:1 llarJan 0! and ·JIM! 11or1en ol !Ill" The National LeaJIUerofor the somehow settle <!o!IJI · tq a oompl~ted IIJ• AL staff: ·. Orl,oM~ ''C Dll!at pari .,..ere settinS their. pitching duel ult •did last ye~, · F'erJ11190n Jellidns •of the ftrlt look at·the stadluin, aDd as a wefl.reated Amerlean·. LdgUe was the best rested p.ltciW might be e1Jl8C!ed· loved the mound staff c<i~ld have the ~ NaUonal•' staff l)'bleh I~ with Its· power alleys to edge, .included rookie Tl!m Seaver rlghi and lMt center Oelds, Sellout Cnwd the. Meta, Chris Short of ::: ::·• ' Tbe Natlonala were rated 13- A,aellout crowd o1 «G,OOO waa Ph•ls: Bob Gibson of · Anaheim Stadium, home ol 10 !·· Jl'ilel to seore their fifth ludlcated for the game, tbe flral Card1~als, Mike Cuellar of the Calllornla Auge!J, waa the vlotory ill a row, but American All-Star conteat to be hosted ·iJI Astroa and Don Drysdale · atai'tlns scene of the 38tb AU-Ster •ame Le·~·e Mana•er Hank Bauer this city. 1be. •arne getl Wider Claude Osteen of thee ~~;g,!ri. [ lrere adaed u ·lih\ler:•;d and the " Ia ~ced d;fiantly he was way ·4:1$ PDT (7:1$ Natlonail SHw P ch011es by Alalon' m T·wo ·o I I h<e ~ ine'!r I a1•t LeaJIUl!'S tilp bl~Al ' .JWII! of• filer Tlgera lrid Robinobn of the ''Oriole• ~= to make the AJI.Star eOIIIeil lleeliWie of K'allile'l DE!J.WARil: (UP!) - The ,ol Romeo Hanover, winner of Further down th' list Is lbruush the eastern 1raeks spot wd taien by Tony Oll•ni top colltmlders fur the $70,11011 'tlle 1966 Ll!Ue Brown' Jog. Castlotoa Farm'• Merry Ruler then heads Into · the the 11'wii\JI aDcl' 'RObjtlloa'l Lillie Brown Jug daasic lor ' who was 1 2:01 winner lor where the II n a I Tony Cmildi,rti of tbe ROll ~ • ,, in Best of All, the 11181 two-year-· Ralph Baldwin at Lexington cruises begin If early racing That left Rod CiliU Of tliii Rain and wet grounds forced tourney. Opening gemes lbree.year-o.. pacers appoar old pacer o1 the year came · · · " ~-'·'" .. postponement Monday nlghra Tbursdliy nilht were called esceUent form on the Graud · . Meadow Paige had a lbree- allY indication, the 22nd renew. Twins arid Carl '"'"..........,.... gsmes In the Nlnlb Annual Ky- on account of rain. . Circuit tblo oummer. . home to Ohio for his bes lhoW• race winning streak unde~ay a1 o! Ohio's most famous horse the Red Sor as !lie only ·Jill g., Creek Tournament lor Lit- Baninl! any further ram or Early lawrllel Romulus Han· iDS of the year. He !ol a track fur llaushlon witb a best time race should be !be richest aM hitters In the AmerlcaB ~ Ue LeaJIUers. Gamea scheduled bad weather, bere Ia a tentative llnelip. 1ove>r, Beat o1 All and Nevele ~d lor 8~ and galt at of 2:01 2-5 at Roseeroll Rae.. fastest in history. · ted the M-t mil Sc1oto Dowus m Columbus_ with way. last night are eeseheduled to- schedule lor tonllht'a games, 1 Daneer pos •·ea a mile Ume of 1:58 1-6 to run nllht barring any lortllei' post- aDd lor games lhroUsh n e s I othel thbee dozen bopelulaUiion who laced bls season record ol J.2.1. MeByrd, driven by Gerry ponemenl due to weather. :Mouday nigllt: st compo · · , Kazmier, took a leg of the It marked tho aecond nisht of Tonight - 7 p.m., Gallipolis Owned by Fannstead Acres The MWIC)' Hanover colt, Can . Am pacing series in postponement of games 1n the Alhlelics vs. Middleport "Don'. take mo out of tho aDd driven by BD! Haughton, Nevele Daueer, trained and 2·01 4-5 the fastest mile of the --kees; 1:30 p.m., Middleport In· game, ooarh. 1'8 oily bave Romulus can count ail wins in driven by Sl~ley Dancer, has c~rrent 'Buffalo Raceway meetl dlans va. Rio Grande. go homo and dO lbe choroal" aeven starts lnciudlug a time of beeu the busiest and fastest of lug Wedneaday - 7 p.m., Middle. In the Mesaeuser Steke. the Jug contenders, posting II · port Red Lep ... Vinton; 8:30 Romulus also posted 1:58 4-5 eln• in 15 sterts. Owned by Toledo Hanover, the Adios p.m., Pomeroy Tigers vs. at the Meadows and 1:58 2-5 Clearview Stables, Nenle re. colt dr1ven by Georg~ Sbolty, ford. last week to lead In the Batue ooriled a 1:57 3.s mile at Ver· paced to a 2:01 Hi nule to WID ,. Thuraday - 7 p.m., Pt. Saratoga, , The latter time non Down• In tile Can • Am at Yonkers Rr.ceway. . sant Dunlop Tires vs. Portland; • Vef was the best f1lr the full brother Pace. The Grand Clreult swmgs 1,30 p.m., Pomeroy Yankees D:.o.t- vs. Racine. JutemaUoaal Leap Stuclbip RNTER TOURNEY : A one-bitter burIad by "'~ Friday (lbree games) By United ....... lilteraatlollal TORONTO (UPI)-Canadlan '' • bander Dale Harrison over La· 30 p.m., Bidwell vs. Pt. OfS w. L. Pet. .Gb Open chemplon Billy Casper kin on Sundoy moved the Malgs ant City Ice Fuel; 7:45 Rochester 46 30 .610 ... and ruunerup Art Wall will Merchants !Oitball team Into Pt. Pleaoaul Civic Pride Tbe Redlegs Mouday evening Richmond 43 36 .544 5 compete In the Carling World lhe inola ol the Newan, W. ·GalllpoUS Yaukees: and 9 put another naU 1n their bid to Jaeksonville 38 !9 .494 t Golf champlonsblp here Sept. I· Va., double.elimlnalion Invito- Middleport Braves vs. repeat as Boys League Champs .,. Columbus 37 40 .481 10 (,it was announced Mouday. lion Tournament there. lis Indians. 1n Middleport wltb 11·2 Toronto · ' 35 38 .479 10 CABALS-WiN Meiss, only unbeaten team of Saturday (lbree games) - over the Senators. Louie . Buffalo M 39 .466 II BAASTAD, Sweden (UPilthe tournamen~ will attempt to 8:30 p.m., GaillpoUS Kinney pitched J.blt ball Toledo 34 39 .466 II Roaemary Caoats of San Fran· 1 make clean sw~p of tbe ev· vs. Middleport Senators: homered aDd alnsled lor NEW YORK (UPI)-11 wu Syracuse 35 4Z .455 12 cisco, who lost In the semifmals ent aga1~ the kModern p.m., Letart vs. Pt. Redlega. a uewa eonlerenee ID , Monday' a Resolll at Wimbledon last wed<, 81 men ewar on ay. Kiwanis; and· 9 p.m., completion o1 ar· Jacksnvlle I Tol 3 (lot, 7 nins) defeated Anna Marie Almgren, Melga Me•chauts oa July 4, Tigers vs. Middleport Senators hittius were for the Toledo 5 Jacksonville 3 (2nd) 6-2, s.o Monday in ber first handed Modern Woodmeu a 3-1 Sox. ·pitcher Chester Roush with Asooelation heavyweight To1ooto 5 Roch 0 (1st, 7 inns) round msteb In the Swedish defeat. It would lake two con- Munday - 1 p.m., Pomeroy homer, and Ord and toumement Rochester 6 ToroniD 2,(2nd) International Outdoor tennis 1 seeutlve wins over Meip lor Pirates vs. Galllpolis Red Soi<: ton, both with singles. • Syracuse 3 Buffalo.0 ~hambionsbips. 1 Modem Woodmen to win the 8:30 p.m., Galllpo!is White So• Other Redleg bitten were Sports Action lne. (SAC), Columbus 9 Richmond 7 DINGHY COMPETiTION . ' ~nomen!. vs. Pt. Pleasant MaUeable lr· Acree a s!nsle Hoffman a lrl· of the HAYLING ISLAND. England Only hit gotten by Lakin on on ' 1a ed to ce ""·· --'lnnln . pie, Tom Cooke a single, J. Ferp M announ UPil-Canada defeated the Su,""'T was 8 '"''""'' g relra and A. Acree, each a sin· completion of the elgllt-n•an I 0 doable by Pridemore. JAPANESE WINNER gle, Hollins a single and triple. field lor the tournament llni!ed Stale$ ~ and Britsin Hlltera lor Malgs were Olar- TOKYO (UPI) Monday In the first two races of · and W. Call and Templeton, day by signing former tne International 14-foot Dinghy De Hamllton, a triple aDd afn. coutender llirohyld of each a slosie. vyweight ellampion Floyd team championship. 11e, ~ld Bro11111, a hom • Japan knocked out and Jerry Quarry fur a nui, 8111 J!'Uher, 1 triple and Korea'• Ob Un Mo In the fifth McKinney fanned 8, walked 1. quarterfinal bout on Oct. :l,ll, 1:. l_A Jimmy Hemsley, Tom Grueaer round Moudsy night In Rouab 11luned 5, walked six. .rv used. coveri~:~g - ' Gene Thompson, each a scheduled IO.round prep lor Senators 000 0112 - 2 3 I Quarry, however, refused to Nesaelroad, English, an~ J. . ' llnlle. title bout with world champion Rediegs 110 09x _ 11 11 1 come to terms. Aileen Eaton D. Story worked on the mound 1 Ducky BIBS toot tbe I 01 s Horacio AceabaPo of Argentina Roush and Kloes. McKinney ' Los and Don The Dodgers aDd Pirates lor the Pirates fannin~ three Dawn with.dull wattsi Up with~ f1lr Lakin. on Aug. 5. and Hoffman. Calli., are botb a doubleheader Monday and walldng 15, Lam Coleman, Waii-Texl More titan 700beautifal pa-lwhaDd the DOOR In Pomeroy Boys' Tim Colburn and Tlnk Diehl, alid design~. Resists stains, acuffa aDd ......, w,,. apparently Ia acUOJL The Dodgers won struck out three and walked 13 wipes clean in a jiffy. Come in ~~~~~rlllld • thew clio f1lr more mooey. fin! gaml! by a U score and f1lr the Dodgers. dropped the aecond one 18-10. .Pirate hittero were J@H 01> ingWall-Tez, Satinesque aru!Mall:hMabn patti 1 Mrs. Eaton or Chargin will Joe Welker went the route Unger, 1 three • .run llomer; stage the bout In conjunction the Dodgers in the first game, Keith Wood! and Randy Faulk, with SAC If Quarry ·comes to Ianning six and isaulng each a single: Engllab, a grand terms. He Is especled to aigD walk. Pirate pitchers Davis slam home run, and Story. two week. and Jon Dillard struck out eight olnglea. Only bits lor the IJod. . MIDbLEPORT, 0. Patlorlaoo Lite and Rav.. ·up slx tree pasaes. gers were Diehl, two singles, '!ben Patterson who foulht Dodger hitters In tho ftr and Ohlinger, one single. __!..,..,,_-....,,.,.,=----"':"-~.---,....,!I!!!S ' to a 10-ro.;.. draw lui game were Jon Buck, a • · __ .. _ rl1 failed "' show up run homer aDd single, hiJ prtvato plane ran Dlebl. two •lnltea; \P~r trouble on the way to New ~ ~:"i:"u.~':U.:nd ~lmoWII in a1 a hitter's paradise. · ·· ' And if the sam• should ·J:m., p.l!l.; EI>TJ. ' It was11D be carried nationally rlgbthandad ,.ace of ~ ,.~ oa tele'lf•lon IIIII radio. FranCisco Gian~; rated the A br!Jbt ,IIUII .IIIII tempor'f atu1ll!l ~·1~1 ~~ kndY turea In the- hish 70s . w~ Iii Kolilu 9f hiNW!I noog.ra bad prospecf l'itb the late atartiDi retf!id, Mari!'f!ll, ·~7. pltcbel! time . el<J)eCted to caUR tome last Saturday and ""91'ad an 8-4 dlfflcullles defensively on the )¥In over the l)odcers. , T!ihl•ide of the field.beeauae of ' Pltebero WeD lletted the tricky slanting rags of tho Cyanee waa orte ol five wn lit that tlme of day. American LeaJ~Uer• who had not There waa no doubt. In since ~rlday._ An e•· NaUunai 1LeaJ1Ue Walt ' Chance Ia 11·7 and was lolkl -that they lost tometblne trorthwhllo when be was traded ID Mlnnotola l~t wiuter. ' · Jim Ml'lllothbn of the Angela more ~ likely would fullow Chance lieeause be comes frol!l the It<!St club and Is a . <;rowd lai'J)rlte. others mled and available Included Jim Hunter of the AlhleUCI, G.,-y Pelerlol the While Sol aDd AI Downing of tho Yankees. 'lug' Contenders Excellent Kyger Creek Tournament Schedule Revised Today miurlea. 'Iii 'r ~·I. Harrison Has Redlegs' wm· 1-Hitterin Lakin Defeat 11 2O Quarry W"J) I senat I . N0t A,rree T0 SAC'STerm .;!.CfJd. °1 D dgerS Spt•If , w•Ithp•}fates ·I 8-u and ·18 vinyl fabric waH w...,.. KING BUILDERS SU~PLY • ~~ ·---,no-frost iefrigerator~lreezer kee~s th_ e ice·· tn'the cubes. ~ BERRY'S WORlD Floyd was so late that overybncly bad left by the time arrived in a car. . Karl Mllden~er, the No. 1 contender for the vacant Utle will meet Oscar Bouaveua in Frankfort, Germany, on Aug. 5, made the meeting oa time, be and bla manaser. WollgaDS Mueller, were summonses by a marsbal. summonsu aileged MJldenberler had a nrior I commltmant to meet Quarry. MORI!l MORI!l MORE ?:.- J that sent the wbmiDS run and Phil Oblinger, a single. Pirolea getting hits were · Stone with a solo home and 1 tbre&-rmt triple: Cbt1ek 1 Faulk, two oingles: Gene Is, a triple and slngle and Nesselillad Andy •EIU(IIsh Keith Wood, each a alnsle. In tho secoud game, won• by the Plratea, youuger boys on the two aquada were primarily YJ, ' .· • 2l Q[!CJsm0 b~.es be~on'VV $2920 , L 1 • ·- ·. • ! i .' • l• ., ' ' ' - BUtcheckour...,.,.. ' !, _..A. . ~ ' ' I l), •i ,. ', , ,. I r . ,; • ('>.1'1 'I' I . '• I 1 ~~ • . GIGilw'JI" r • i I '' ' .' c' ' t ~~~~~ Nil'l 1;4u, .ldh- '1111 1~ til I -. • " f, ' .. ~ • I .f • ' ,.. --- ~ork Ujlllate and had to turn back ID tralninl camp. his rve bee . 'Ille fl saymg· All " • t ( �> ' ': '.' ' I 'If J '. I •JI f ~< ', U'!J} -t+o;~• . •I ~:!!':;·{ _ _.I' ...... ' I ,t• " . ; ,'4; 0: •• ' ' ' <• ".J•' • .,~· ~; .,, I. ' i . "· . '. "" r" r ' ,J! r ' { t ' Marichllt Chance To':"Sijr.COn MO~nd . '111 ·3Sill AH·$1~ . ANAHEIM, caQi. '(tm,;... Juan Ma~ IIIII Delli Cbaooe, two ol balehall'a premier pl\cllen, W'erll tbe starters In toclay's AJI.Star game, but llle' big hliterl on both olde1 were eJPOCted to apply the linWDnl touebeo. i!u,'' ~can League here to win.· f\11~'• lnind,~ihai Mrlcbal: eacer to ·Pt:O.. II> the All~ ~i ·~:~:1 llarJan 0! and ·JIM! 11or1en ol !Ill" The National LeaJIUerofor the somehow settle <!o!IJI · tq a oompl~ted IIJ• AL staff: ·. Orl,oM~ ''C Dll!at pari .,..ere settinS their. pitching duel ult •did last ye~, · F'erJ11190n Jellidns •of the ftrlt look at·the stadluin, aDd as a wefl.reated Amerlean·. LdgUe was the best rested p.ltciW might be e1Jl8C!ed· loved the mound staff c<i~ld have the ~ NaUonal•' staff l)'bleh I~ with Its· power alleys to edge, .included rookie Tl!m Seaver rlghi and lMt center Oelds, Sellout Cnwd the. Meta, Chris Short of ::: ::·• ' Tbe Natlonala were rated 13- A,aellout crowd o1 «G,OOO waa Ph•ls: Bob Gibson of · Anaheim Stadium, home ol 10 !·· Jl'ilel to seore their fifth ludlcated for the game, tbe flral Card1~als, Mike Cuellar of the Calllornla Auge!J, waa the vlotory ill a row, but American All-Star conteat to be hosted ·iJI Astroa and Don Drysdale · atai'tlns scene of the 38tb AU-Ster •ame Le·~·e Mana•er Hank Bauer this city. 1be. •arne getl Wider Claude Osteen of thee ~~;g,!ri. [ lrere adaed u ·lih\ler:•;d and the " Ia ~ced d;fiantly he was way ·4:1$ PDT (7:1$ Natlonail SHw P ch011es by Alalon' m T·wo ·o I I h<e ~ ine'!r I a1•t LeaJIUl!'S tilp bl~Al ' .JWII! of• filer Tlgera lrid Robinobn of the ''Oriole• ~= to make the AJI.Star eOIIIeil lleeliWie of K'allile'l DE!J.WARil: (UP!) - The ,ol Romeo Hanover, winner of Further down th' list Is lbruush the eastern 1raeks spot wd taien by Tony Oll•ni top colltmlders fur the $70,11011 'tlle 1966 Ll!Ue Brown' Jog. Castlotoa Farm'• Merry Ruler then heads Into · the the 11'wii\JI aDcl' 'RObjtlloa'l Lillie Brown Jug daasic lor ' who was 1 2:01 winner lor where the II n a I Tony Cmildi,rti of tbe ROll ~ • ,, in Best of All, the 11181 two-year-· Ralph Baldwin at Lexington cruises begin If early racing That left Rod CiliU Of tliii Rain and wet grounds forced tourney. Opening gemes lbree.year-o.. pacers appoar old pacer o1 the year came · · · " ~-'·'" .. postponement Monday nlghra Tbursdliy nilht were called esceUent form on the Graud · . Meadow Paige had a lbree- allY indication, the 22nd renew. Twins arid Carl '"'"..........,.... gsmes In the Nlnlb Annual Ky- on account of rain. . Circuit tblo oummer. . home to Ohio for his bes lhoW• race winning streak unde~ay a1 o! Ohio's most famous horse the Red Sor as !lie only ·Jill g., Creek Tournament lor Lit- Baninl! any further ram or Early lawrllel Romulus Han· iDS of the year. He !ol a track fur llaushlon witb a best time race should be !be richest aM hitters In the AmerlcaB ~ Ue LeaJIUers. Gamea scheduled bad weather, bere Ia a tentative llnelip. 1ove>r, Beat o1 All and Nevele ~d lor 8~ and galt at of 2:01 2-5 at Roseeroll Rae.. fastest in history. · ted the M-t mil Sc1oto Dowus m Columbus_ with way. last night are eeseheduled to- schedule lor tonllht'a games, 1 Daneer pos •·ea a mile Ume of 1:58 1-6 to run nllht barring any lortllei' post- aDd lor games lhroUsh n e s I othel thbee dozen bopelulaUiion who laced bls season record ol J.2.1. MeByrd, driven by Gerry ponemenl due to weather. :Mouday nigllt: st compo · · , Kazmier, took a leg of the It marked tho aecond nisht of Tonight - 7 p.m., Gallipolis Owned by Fannstead Acres The MWIC)' Hanover colt, Can . Am pacing series in postponement of games 1n the Alhlelics vs. Middleport "Don'. take mo out of tho aDd driven by BD! Haughton, Nevele Daueer, trained and 2·01 4-5 the fastest mile of the --kees; 1:30 p.m., Middleport In· game, ooarh. 1'8 oily bave Romulus can count ail wins in driven by Sl~ley Dancer, has c~rrent 'Buffalo Raceway meetl dlans va. Rio Grande. go homo and dO lbe choroal" aeven starts lnciudlug a time of beeu the busiest and fastest of lug Wedneaday - 7 p.m., Middle. In the Mesaeuser Steke. the Jug contenders, posting II · port Red Lep ... Vinton; 8:30 Romulus also posted 1:58 4-5 eln• in 15 sterts. Owned by Toledo Hanover, the Adios p.m., Pomeroy Tigers vs. at the Meadows and 1:58 2-5 Clearview Stables, Nenle re. colt dr1ven by Georg~ Sbolty, ford. last week to lead In the Batue ooriled a 1:57 3.s mile at Ver· paced to a 2:01 Hi nule to WID ,. Thuraday - 7 p.m., Pt. Saratoga, , The latter time non Down• In tile Can • Am at Yonkers Rr.ceway. . sant Dunlop Tires vs. Portland; • Vef was the best f1lr the full brother Pace. The Grand Clreult swmgs 1,30 p.m., Pomeroy Yankees D:.o.t- vs. Racine. JutemaUoaal Leap Stuclbip RNTER TOURNEY : A one-bitter burIad by "'~ Friday (lbree games) By United ....... lilteraatlollal TORONTO (UPI)-Canadlan '' • bander Dale Harrison over La· 30 p.m., Bidwell vs. Pt. OfS w. L. Pet. .Gb Open chemplon Billy Casper kin on Sundoy moved the Malgs ant City Ice Fuel; 7:45 Rochester 46 30 .610 ... and ruunerup Art Wall will Merchants !Oitball team Into Pt. Pleaoaul Civic Pride Tbe Redlegs Mouday evening Richmond 43 36 .544 5 compete In the Carling World lhe inola ol the Newan, W. ·GalllpoUS Yaukees: and 9 put another naU 1n their bid to Jaeksonville 38 !9 .494 t Golf champlonsblp here Sept. I· Va., double.elimlnalion Invito- Middleport Braves vs. repeat as Boys League Champs .,. Columbus 37 40 .481 10 (,it was announced Mouday. lion Tournament there. lis Indians. 1n Middleport wltb 11·2 Toronto · ' 35 38 .479 10 CABALS-WiN Meiss, only unbeaten team of Saturday (lbree games) - over the Senators. Louie . Buffalo M 39 .466 II BAASTAD, Sweden (UPilthe tournamen~ will attempt to 8:30 p.m., GaillpoUS Kinney pitched J.blt ball Toledo 34 39 .466 II Roaemary Caoats of San Fran· 1 make clean sw~p of tbe ev· vs. Middleport Senators: homered aDd alnsled lor NEW YORK (UPI)-11 wu Syracuse 35 4Z .455 12 cisco, who lost In the semifmals ent aga1~ the kModern p.m., Letart vs. Pt. Redlega. a uewa eonlerenee ID , Monday' a Resolll at Wimbledon last wed<, 81 men ewar on ay. Kiwanis; and· 9 p.m., completion o1 ar· Jacksnvlle I Tol 3 (lot, 7 nins) defeated Anna Marie Almgren, Melga Me•chauts oa July 4, Tigers vs. Middleport Senators hittius were for the Toledo 5 Jacksonville 3 (2nd) 6-2, s.o Monday in ber first handed Modern Woodmeu a 3-1 Sox. ·pitcher Chester Roush with Asooelation heavyweight To1ooto 5 Roch 0 (1st, 7 inns) round msteb In the Swedish defeat. It would lake two con- Munday - 1 p.m., Pomeroy homer, and Ord and toumement Rochester 6 ToroniD 2,(2nd) International Outdoor tennis 1 seeutlve wins over Meip lor Pirates vs. Galllpolis Red Soi<: ton, both with singles. • Syracuse 3 Buffalo.0 ~hambionsbips. 1 Modem Woodmen to win the 8:30 p.m., Galllpo!is White So• Other Redleg bitten were Sports Action lne. (SAC), Columbus 9 Richmond 7 DINGHY COMPETiTION . ' ~nomen!. vs. Pt. Pleasant MaUeable lr· Acree a s!nsle Hoffman a lrl· of the HAYLING ISLAND. England Only hit gotten by Lakin on on ' 1a ed to ce ""·· --'lnnln . pie, Tom Cooke a single, J. Ferp M announ UPil-Canada defeated the Su,""'T was 8 '"''""'' g relra and A. Acree, each a sin· completion of the elgllt-n•an I 0 doable by Pridemore. JAPANESE WINNER gle, Hollins a single and triple. field lor the tournament llni!ed Stale$ ~ and Britsin Hlltera lor Malgs were Olar- TOKYO (UPI) Monday In the first two races of · and W. Call and Templeton, day by signing former tne International 14-foot Dinghy De Hamllton, a triple aDd afn. coutender llirohyld of each a slosie. vyweight ellampion Floyd team championship. 11e, ~ld Bro11111, a hom • Japan knocked out and Jerry Quarry fur a nui, 8111 J!'Uher, 1 triple and Korea'• Ob Un Mo In the fifth McKinney fanned 8, walked 1. quarterfinal bout on Oct. :l,ll, 1:. l_A Jimmy Hemsley, Tom Grueaer round Moudsy night In Rouab 11luned 5, walked six. .rv used. coveri~:~g - ' Gene Thompson, each a scheduled IO.round prep lor Senators 000 0112 - 2 3 I Quarry, however, refused to Nesaelroad, English, an~ J. . ' llnlle. title bout with world champion Rediegs 110 09x _ 11 11 1 come to terms. Aileen Eaton D. Story worked on the mound 1 Ducky BIBS toot tbe I 01 s Horacio AceabaPo of Argentina Roush and Kloes. McKinney ' Los and Don The Dodgers aDd Pirates lor the Pirates fannin~ three Dawn with.dull wattsi Up with~ f1lr Lakin. on Aug. 5. and Hoffman. Calli., are botb a doubleheader Monday and walldng 15, Lam Coleman, Waii-Texl More titan 700beautifal pa-lwhaDd the DOOR In Pomeroy Boys' Tim Colburn and Tlnk Diehl, alid design~. Resists stains, acuffa aDd ......, w,,. apparently Ia acUOJL The Dodgers won struck out three and walked 13 wipes clean in a jiffy. Come in ~~~~~rlllld • thew clio f1lr more mooey. fin! gaml! by a U score and f1lr the Dodgers. dropped the aecond one 18-10. .Pirate hittero were J@H 01> ingWall-Tez, Satinesque aru!Mall:hMabn patti 1 Mrs. Eaton or Chargin will Joe Welker went the route Unger, 1 three • .run llomer; stage the bout In conjunction the Dodgers in the first game, Keith Wood! and Randy Faulk, with SAC If Quarry ·comes to Ianning six and isaulng each a single: Engllab, a grand terms. He Is especled to aigD walk. Pirate pitchers Davis slam home run, and Story. two week. and Jon Dillard struck out eight olnglea. Only bits lor the IJod. . MIDbLEPORT, 0. Patlorlaoo Lite and Rav.. ·up slx tree pasaes. gers were Diehl, two singles, '!ben Patterson who foulht Dodger hitters In tho ftr and Ohlinger, one single. __!..,..,,_-....,,.,.,=----"':"-~.---,....,!I!!!S ' to a 10-ro.;.. draw lui game were Jon Buck, a • · __ .. _ rl1 failed "' show up run homer aDd single, hiJ prtvato plane ran Dlebl. two •lnltea; \P~r trouble on the way to New ~ ~:"i:"u.~':U.:nd ~lmoWII in a1 a hitter's paradise. · ·· ' And if the sam• should ·J:m., p.l!l.; EI>TJ. ' It was11D be carried nationally rlgbthandad ,.ace of ~ ,.~ oa tele'lf•lon IIIII radio. FranCisco Gian~; rated the A br!Jbt ,IIUII .IIIII tempor'f atu1ll!l ~·1~1 ~~ kndY turea In the- hish 70s . w~ Iii Kolilu 9f hiNW!I noog.ra bad prospecf l'itb the late atartiDi retf!id, Mari!'f!ll, ·~7. pltcbel! time . el<J)eCted to caUR tome last Saturday and ""91'ad an 8-4 dlfflcullles defensively on the )¥In over the l)odcers. , T!ihl•ide of the field.beeauae of ' Pltebero WeD lletted the tricky slanting rags of tho Cyanee waa orte ol five wn lit that tlme of day. American LeaJ~Uer• who had not There waa no doubt. In since ~rlday._ An e•· NaUunai 1LeaJ1Ue Walt ' Chance Ia 11·7 and was lolkl -that they lost tometblne trorthwhllo when be was traded ID Mlnnotola l~t wiuter. ' · Jim Ml'lllothbn of the Angela more ~ likely would fullow Chance lieeause be comes frol!l the It<!St club and Is a . <;rowd lai'J)rlte. others mled and available Included Jim Hunter of the AlhleUCI, G.,-y Pelerlol the While Sol aDd AI Downing of tho Yankees. 'lug' Contenders Excellent Kyger Creek Tournament Schedule Revised Today miurlea. 'Iii 'r ~·I. Harrison Has Redlegs' wm· 1-Hitterin Lakin Defeat 11 2O Quarry W"J) I senat I . N0t A,rree T0 SAC'STerm .;!.CfJd. °1 D dgerS Spt•If , w•Ithp•}fates ·I 8-u and ·18 vinyl fabric waH w...,.. KING BUILDERS SU~PLY • ~~ ·---,no-frost iefrigerator~lreezer kee~s th_ e ice·· tn'the cubes. ~ BERRY'S WORlD Floyd was so late that overybncly bad left by the time arrived in a car. . Karl Mllden~er, the No. 1 contender for the vacant Utle will meet Oscar Bouaveua in Frankfort, Germany, on Aug. 5, made the meeting oa time, be and bla manaser. WollgaDS Mueller, were summonses by a marsbal. summonsu aileged MJldenberler had a nrior I commltmant to meet Quarry. MORI!l MORI!l MORE ?:.- J that sent the wbmiDS run and Phil Oblinger, a single. Pirolea getting hits were · Stone with a solo home and 1 tbre&-rmt triple: Cbt1ek 1 Faulk, two oingles: Gene Is, a triple and slngle and Nesselillad Andy •EIU(IIsh Keith Wood, each a alnsle. In tho secoud game, won• by the Plratea, youuger boys on the two aquada were primarily YJ, ' .· • 2l Q[!CJsm0 b~.es be~on'VV $2920 , L 1 • ·- ·. • ! i .' • l• ., ' ' ' - BUtcheckour...,.,.. ' !, _..A. . ~ ' ' I l), •i ,. ', , ,. I r . ,; • ('>.1'1 'I' I . '• I 1 ~~ • . GIGilw'JI" r • i I '' ' .' c' ' t ~~~~~ Nil'l 1;4u, .ldh- '1111 1~ til I -. • " f, ' .. ~ • I .f • ' ,.. --- ~ork Ujlllate and had to turn back ID tralninl camp. his rve bee . 'Ille fl saymg· All " • t ( �.. ....., . , L. ·, :~=~~~~= 117 WQ1141I G. ll_ udtitalll. 11.D, , . ' t " . I ' . ., •' ' " ' ! f:.'" . ' ;-.. 10 ClipS· -r ' ·j· 1·· .· · '. Good Care for Your Car • IN MOOII'I . ' Service Center I. " It cot~~ veu the ume 111t coati Ohio Power customer, Mre. Gene J.lornbeck•. Jult %cent. (Even lesalf you~ra 1 toiel ' eltctrlc customer beceuae the mort el~lclty you uee. theloWIII' the aver· age unit oost.) Mre. Hornbe,ck thinks that'a p_rettv Inexpensive; In feet. ahe thinka,her en• tlra electric bill Is 1 ameli embunt to pay for oil the jobs electricity does for her 1nd her family every month. Most . people agree. Thai'• why more ·al)d more people de· pend more tnd more on alec• trlcity to do Joba I COMPLETE.BRAKE JOB ...,........... . . ..-.... .. ., . ... . $13 95 All4riull. 1111•••..._. around ~ homes. ' Whenvouetop coneider the Jun:•Hf ... .... ., their multitud• of time-aavlng. work·etVII'Ig jobs electricity doe& around your houa1 each month, vou begin to reallz• vou gat 1 lot for the little vou pay. ,_lwh•la .....lUI Haevr olutp .. ~Ina! And vou're right. SPECIAL TUNE-UP 10.99,6cyl.' 13.88, 8 cyl. ..... Incl.,.. plvp, polnti, conclemtr, llmlllf'W udaurttor checlc. NOTHING YOU CAN IUY GIV!I YOU MORI VALUIJ ,ER DOLLAR Ttwf YOUR I!LEC:TRIC SERVICE. ' eSIAT COViRS ·MOORE'S hwl11 Center Open Prl. Til I - .lit...til t wa~t~ fl JiJh, ~ tllf ·~, .D)II .... _....., . . -~ , . ,cql!ld filion .1 jlet• tbtnl' 8114 jilt~ $.'• ~ • ,, . . • 1 ~le!l, p~ ~all,~{!~ ,--~,... "' POMEROY TV show 'Pfakt llD an appren- WOIIlfil Ml for It tbt flrit week: Ike • actab lr)'inl Miley to fatllom ~ recret of • ,Jtace · broad·A . . . Fuol! Sinatra IJ another wbose:career has been wasted. on trying to strike just ~ eo~1 _ ,JM!It vf01'.~f TV-IaPlDC· _.. jl .,_ On the premiere of CBS-TV's rta~ ail»' ~Y"\1 home 101' ,t~,, lflce •li<l ~• - · Jl ' "Spotli¥ht," sum!IU!r-JI!Ib r~r fth. : , •. . . , l ~y~'"ff Red Skelton, Phil Sll\oer1, ·be· JI'IQft IJ...I ,1 ICimJ ,I ultimate ~~ ,.., 11141 .' tween ear-scratch•s, PfOIIOUnc· · , ~. r i•· llli!''d MY,tfl ~ wjiiL t ~ J ed the Por8)1 & Beu t»mP9B- =~for :fl~"-= Beau- i,bleo!ly·'blllli!i M8Jn >;'~ fJj ·~k "' .,-mon toeproperuppah,claiSWI'~ad- er'snamea&"Geor~eGersJ»I"IUIIed~\8 . . . .1:mrrre- I'IV ..- . . ifl!il ~" 'Al A. , . . It was, not entirely paren. , , ~, smglftl om (l•n, ~~ G!l !'" ._..,,Gflt Alnong TV's 1¢asl attractive tbe~ally, one of the best sill· ~on:t 1r~lb 'l!bereu:: l'f iji sMir,"H~ ~ I!J!dt maies II they Sift tbroufh tbe ed and UghU, satisf:fJnc tel• • · Y ~lole1 line tild·fogie 1111:'1 . . jl I n 1 tube: Arthu rSchlesinier Jr. callls of any seoson, not just in ~ r ~ amln~ ' NB~ ! ·beriiO )Uit, ' c •c es and Zero Mostel . Mostel's 'I the normally patronlzin& "f 0 r 1 ·e I :tr :m,:: Syt dr- R bertson m • rio state Race :U:t! '!: SoeJe• ty N..t For G.overnor canne} HELEN HELP US! SOCiefy N0f es ---by Helen Bottel ___ J 1 FRIGIDAIRE WASHER au: J';u. :r:n Chinese Scientists Hounded from U. S. Have Rol~ in Red China's A·Bombs soaks diapers AUTOMATICALLY! GETS MAKES I\ YOU YOU YOU ·. MONEt' MORE READY GO ~1141115•14 '"' Jllldtlll!.dt . IIGIIW1&5114 ~ JS/8.45xiS !\ ~~' ' \.'· - Prlud From $199.00 up '. .. ... ' ' ·.SHIRT .SERVICE BAKER FURNITURE /~I ' ""' ONE DA,. Middle~rt, ! ' fll. Pll!l PRICI De. IAl - ·- 4 4 lUI ~:~ - 4 22.81 4 •• -2.21 1~ ·2.31 2Ut 2.U -2.56 ~ 4 -~ •• 27.18 ' _: O.hio • (, ., t ,• -~ -~~<> ' ~~, ., .' • ... __ _ ' ' i . S~PReMIUM ~- 1.51 ..,.., ' • belp rtiDOVIevell heavlllt soUl i r...•·' SAVES . YOU . SAVES 11Gil4171iit114 610x!i'>'715ll5 ·~ I _THI SHOE BOX 11101!41735•14 . •,.. .... currents i I., 1.--.. ~151735•11 down- . :f •' ,... ; . !Ill l •. j ":Udr":u DUAL IIING W W TUIILIIS Only tht Frlg~llrt Jet Action Waaher hal U. uniqUe hiP Action AgltftorJ Mov• up •nd I' f1arslaJatetl ~~ 1m;.,. \ . I $TOP IN THE SHOE lOX NlW! IHR/nY! a ! I. . . .l!dJ ~!ant) .011 his, '~Art,9f ·J4!m" :'Bobby Kennedy Dl)l" and 12 alovetr., llll~nliCII!SIY hrii!Gr;1Nicol . Wlllia.., tlriii Iii¥ catelully lanJied ba1r arr~nge- a summer show" phrase . .. .. , llltnl lllU8I 111lve 10111t Freud- 1 PhU wu at his anile best, ad. · !an significances probably het-!Justing some old material brU· . \ ltr left unanalyzed .. Johnny lianUy, and for a sexy sidekick C.rs<lll dl'tlll11411 neatly, eareful· ·-· - ly but not really well . Ills ., ttitoring ha• a Jusi.made(J it effect .. , Bobby Kennedy gets . hla hair Into such lndlvlduatis~tartg:: ~ ucally hopeless shape simplyt.r ' r· 0 e8 by W8!hlng It every momln . ' ~tnt In lhete Infanta Involve the , . . Hairstylist Leshe Blai!Chard , Intestines or tile la1lllry tract -· of Sak's 5th A e ~ IJl(( cannot be detected 1iltllout Mrs. Rlclwd Rawllnge of 1 v · ~___.! ~ •• . tpeclal tests. CoMI!IIII and hlr lister, Ml'l. . CHARLESTON, W., Va. (UPl) Dlllas·lloulb of Marietta ...., -Atty. Gen. C. Donald RobertThe eorreetiOD Is IIIU&lly I!Ul'r•.. son Monday announ•ed his canIleal and may melD the differ· I day reeenUy with Mrs. Allee • ence belwten· Ult IDd dettb lor Ca~hll'l. Idldacy for the Democratic nom0 the lnfanl. '1'!11 Cllllt dl 1b 18 Mr. and Mra. Joe COIIkle ond !nation for govemor. He became l dafect II baUmd to be tnld• !amUy of East Bank, w. Va., ' tho first state official to anquacy of tilt tuppiJ or blood de- visited her mother, Mrs. Etbel · - -· nounce plans ro run. Uvered tbrougb the cord but the Betz1111. R nd Mr . Robertson, In his seventh year 1 8 · Richard Young : u attorney general, warned out stead)'lng? Never.... oause of the cord defect Is 101 Mr. arod Mn. Herman London ev. This colllliUI Ia for yOUIII peo- I doubl that we'll break up. known 11 can be lllol sla~ 1pent 1 weelcond with his sister and sona of Sidney VISited a :that "I want II clearly under• pie, their problems llld pleu- We'll be jUII u IIIPPJ' <e our boWIII~, tllal 11 11 bored!: and bro1bor-ln-law. Mr. and : ~~ d: rece:tly Wllh Mr. and ~ lltood_that I will not aaerlfice 11011 oush. urea, tbelr troublea and 1u. 60th annive1"1811 of marrlaae tary Mrs. Clarence Slillwagner of 1 1' prmc•ple nor sell my soul 1n As with the relll of Helen Help " we 11'1 aow. - HAPPY ' Wooster. . Mr. and Mrs. Dan Smith and exchange for oupport In I h i • USI it wekom11 lauahl but WITHOUT AN 80S BU'ITON Mr. lind MJ'I. Ernest Thel.!ll family were In Columbus 1 re- campaign." I ·1. ~ won't dodge a 1811ous quiiiJOD Dear Happy Steadits: Q - My 101, 3, ha• alopeela and family of Groveport vlait- cent Sunday visiting Mr. and The 44-year-old Harrison Cour> ~ with 1 bru!lh-offt. , areata. What It the eauH and ed wltb hil mother, Mrl, c,r. iMrs. Robert Smith and family. ty native added: 1 You re barking up the wrong how long will it take torr hiJ rJe Sl!lclatr, before leavllll lor It was Robert's birthday I "Thll wheeler-dealers "of both 1 : 11•11111 •clric water heater wiU !lliU lllllllc . . . Send your leen"l' quelltlonl buiWQ. SOS !Stamp 0111 Stea- heir to rrow back Flaptaff, Ariz., where he has ' political parlles would be well I to YOUTH -"SK!ID FOR IT, dying) II for younger teena who A Tbe tty 1 been tranaferred from Lock· Mr. and Mn. George Circle advised to find themselves an· • •• under our Proteeted. ServiCIJ Plan, a JO:iw, 111 care Ill Helen Btlp US! lbll aren't sure who they like best, ':) op bourne Air Force Base. and family of Ashland, Ky. and olher candidate." 1 service Wli'rlritt CMHng part!, labor and tint. W,... newspaper. and rebel agllnlt the System of btlr (alopecia art~ 1 ~: Jeffry Don Friend of Bashan :Mr, and Mrs. _James Circle of RobortloQ. has beeen rumored THE STE4DIIIS PKUIT BACK which pe~s ~m with ONE 1M 1111 wlthlspent several days wltb b 11 New ·Haven, Vl&tled Mrs. Mary ,as a po,.ible candidate almost ...............lhutPSP. Dear Heltll: wlltn they d lilui to dllt IIVIJ'o ~Ickyhl~ ~~: Before a cU-j grandmother, Ml'l. o\ll~ Cape. ICircle recee_Uy. :sine<! the day G<>v, Hulett C. I've listened paU~U, to all aL apotla cU.aua 11 made hart. Mrs. Ennal Schreckengost o! Smith took office. Many obser· Addltl!llll! wiring need~? Take .tdvan!ap of 011' . ., ~ people ~ IOlnl lite" Aimo818VII')''ll!t, Ill~· wiD it llnectll&rY to rule out ring- Vlstlln& recently with Mrs. l'arker.•burg visited at the Dean ven felt 'he would run against ~avinf, U'ku& l:ll"tifi~•~e" . · . . ~ ud 11011 Ill ltllle to h, II r be ID SOS dro(>OIII. That 1 part of lht acll Tha 1011 of Mary 111. Diddle and daugllter, Brinker borne on Tuesday. Smltlll n the last primary. from Ill who 111'1 baiiPY ' Jllel. of the game. - IL £a Pi Ill 1 111110 Grace Oller were Mr. 1 n d In a two-page announcement dyinl." Down with S.O.S.! Delr Helen: rcentaperma~ but In 'Mrs. Harold' Busch and grandof his candidacy, Robertson said I've beiiiiiOini Jllelldy with a lllb tht 90S Idea, bul11hat pe t It ge ofl ,_ ._ I daughter Linda Parent WellsArnviTY REPORTED it was the formal beginning of I ,_ 1• "• hapna••U.,..•d-•dey-• IDtiDOS ... ,,,. ...... vera ' ' . lgn! P~WJR V'\&JftAto:lV d lui won er -• moo • .., ,_ ,_ ... ~ w rnontlul ~then the ltalr IJ'ad-·burg, W. Va., Allee Flanagan, PT. PLEASUNT- The June a campa or governor to ' . ,...,IYU":..N'I . and I wollldDIIrada lh,?ll to 10 aleady?.- CONFUSED laUy returns. The treatmenllaiParklll'lburg, lind Kathy Young acbvity report of the cit . '"represent all the people of !he . monthl for a Ullllmt ol jUII Dear Confu111d. , lice dep rtm 1 ~ pot state, not sper-tal ml•re't. not 11 f to When the hatr Iof Charleston. datlng," Wholvtr llld thai I?' Simple: lllfll your ~!toni UP" :;.: ::ck~i does 10 IJIOnlan- Mra. Betty Darst and son, Je(. the City aeoU:~I ~~~~ Ia~ I )Wit one group, not j11st one &e·,._., - - 9 ..... .. . mg steady wu I drlg dldn I side down - but dllll t rtve II eously and not because of any fre)r, and two friends of Mid-I nigbt as !llbmitted by gActing ; •:gr_...ap;,.,hi;;;;c;;o,al-.•,_re_a_ ."_,_....-......:,._="""'"""'-··..._.._....,-.-.•.,._.,..._,__,....;.,;,;,.·;,~~=::; have a fellow lib mine. To awll)', You may becoma ID to- tr !meal used. dleport visited an evening with \ Chief .J.ack Pyl howi t h 1 .. 11 nama all hll aood qualltiu Uve rnem~ apln. - H. Agnes While. 1members inve:g:ted ~~raffi~ ! would takt I IUettme, IIIII bla Dear Hel@n. Mrs. Reva Maine and ebll· . accidents. arrested 2 drivelS bad ones ,.. jUlia HCODd. Wm the S.O.S. buttons be rea· Q - My daughter, 9, has dren, Tony and Jan~, Porta- · Involved.' i8SUI!d 542 rkln . Tb~y IBY 1111 eour• ol lrue dy to atart school wlthT lfllure hair growinJ on her· upper Up mouth, apent 1 week with Mr. 1 tkk•ls .;..d ~ rk~ , Jove nnll' I'UIIIIIJIOOih, Wa'vt wheo I lind the rllbt IllY• I lind IJ very balry In other ljlld Mrs. Wlllls Leadin&hlm' mg tickeiJ · made 13 ro 1 ·,atJ a feW ..~ lbrown In ean alway~ alter mine to read, places. Is !hare anytbJni we and daughters. I ' a aw •.ur path, Ill& havt JMm bad "S~ 0111 Slad)'lng" 10 It CID do to &et rid of It! Estella Rector of CamlltoP. ' :e:.e~~ ~:::Jsd::l~: ~ • fllhl. MJ lflldM couldn't bt ~~·~M~aated. - CLEVER, A _ D fOUl' ......... comes 1 and 11111. Nancy Bosworth of properly valued at $30 and rl•· ' better, IJl(( my IUt C!Otlldn't be De Cl • from IWarthY Medlterrmean 1Lawrencevllle, W. Va., spent al partment members worked 1 ; more oompltte. Wa art never ar ever. stock thiJ eoadltlon Ia proba-!few daya with 11le former's sb- 1 total of 915 hours bored with uch otblr, and our Your lalttr IIIIIY HU a thou- b Otherwise llbe 'ter, Myla Hudson. 1 ~-·- ..... ___ .:.___ ... _ ' Jove grows stronger all lit t and bullllns, but II woa't make rnly have :'imballnce of ber! Mrs. Clinton Pierce and ehll· :law, Mr. and Mrs. Willia Lead· ! ttme. - THill J.I1CKIEST GIRL me popular wllb teachers I ~~~ of llltemal HcteUoD. At dren, Tony and Tina, spent a mgbam f!1d dat~~htera. ' Dear Helen: Will S.O.S. buttona be ready lhorou h tudy sbould be made •week recently with •her son and I I Those people wbo tlert!Jiype by September? 'lbat depand• g 8 of her ' daughter-In-law, Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Jimmy Huball ol u1ln the "steady"II'OUP entirely 011 you. Remember, to d~~all'the~Htb onty!Terry Pierce and daughter, Ibard lind sons, Chrta and Eric, are 11 Billy u the adtlllt who thiJ whole bulinep of "UIHiea- unw . · f h .e 1Cberrle of Loraine. of Llncasler visited his pat'tnts, 11 9 10 1 ""ncralize about "working wiv· dy" elubs and butlonl wu your way 11P 1rM~tbthe ~ j Mrs. 'Helen Wel!el and Mr. l Mr. and Mrs. Carl Hubbard. I es" vs. ''4 u II housewlvu." Idea, not rnlne. 1 aald I'd ao • rn~'!' 7 ~ hall' r!~ ;~~ ~ Iand Mrs. Joe Kelley and chi!- , Agnes White attended t h e ' When YOUI\I people an: ready long If I 101 a thousand volll, Ea tal 1l'or mini 1 dren spent 1 week with Mr. ' Lo11.Joy Ml,.lonary Clrele of 18P11'1 y. to ao steady, lt'l wonderlu. wiUch llllllld. IIUike deallnJnl an as:. 1aod Mrs. Robert Crow and lam- :the Beptlll Churd! at MiddleWe're past that experimental and ordering the bll, three-col- pain 1, They ai!IO visited with Mrs I port which was held at the 1 -:.•rt~· ~ll stage and ready to •ttle for or bulto!ll worthwllllt. I'll atve tnC: back. ~ ~~d be : . iWo!lel's sister, Mayme Holmes:! WDII• Anthony farm at one. you a llnll IIIISWel' In I our araby a skin ' claUtl. at Holzer Host)ltal. -or• Tw·e-nty··-tw.•.•.tte..n.d•.d...iiiij My boylriand and I 11'1 both weeki, whtn l lllll' liP t h • ape Mrs. Vera TannehiD of P: 18. we have 1 clear unclantutl- score. Late votes will 81111 be two weeks wltb 1n1 thai U we ever pt lind of counted, If you ~end lblm to- Qne. All these "aplnst" peo-1 Mr. and Mra. c. H. one another, or 11 there tJ 10111• dll)', addreped to HELEN pie are trylns to saY is: Wllllams and other relatives. one we'd like to date, we'llllllk Help Ual care of lbla DeWI(II- "Teens llllould 'have a choice, John Slack of Canton spent 11 out. ll11e ever brtek up, n par. · IIIII nowaday~ IIIey oftln don't: weekend with bls tDOther, Mrs· II OUR SALE ON wlll remain lrltnilll. II w111 be BeUeve rne, I'm NOT star!· 1!'1 either 'go llatdlly' or stay Slack. SUMMER SttOES heartbreaking but "" will have inC a cruSida aaalllat "golnt home, t10 muy glrta lily Mr. aud Mrs. Jl'red Woller CONTINUIS lemed somethlni IJl(( thlt'l stuacty," u I'm quilt aware bttause boys tloo't care to Gery ud LeRoy. of June• 11 •hal life Ia all about. stamp thll, for 101111, II workl out trapped."- H. · Clly visited Mrs. My I *:!· ' ~ ~ 0,· heredl eFUIL "UMPI 992·2841 J. t ." , un1awJ" J": 1!. eMUPFLERS 124 W. MAIN o•cn 0, · '' 'f..,' 0 OHIO WI INSTALL:. ePI.OOI MATS • • WheliababydaborlltlieP. •· · tor 1111, tiJeu cu"' lllllllllblll- ' :110 YORK _. P. cal ~ ·appU" 1 alfi'JII ~ Jten!ltdy bed HVerll bacllap~~es ertq IbiD, 111 liioll .,...., Ill tbt lui 1110 -.b.. . New doesn'tglveltas•condlhliugbt . Yorll: II 'Fial City aU.rlgbt bqt Now Dr. Sohdtzky at George. tbt ~ 1~ve ~ Camedle town Ulllmatty In Wubip81oa ~uriDI IIIII' Lincoln C..,tre has announced thata etosi!r In- hid lllree llblet and 1lz cbajr1 speetlon of tha aevared eord • • from Its Slllll1 out4oor may live Important clllei ' to ~e; 119• everylbiui'l chained posstbla eonglaltll dlfeets. On down .tier cloeing .. Barbra the eqt IUI'face o1 tile 1101'11181 Sll1llllld'1 litter bad b 1 r cord two lfterles and 0111 ftlln ''Sweet II" party tbtre for 60. m ptalaly vlllble but Clll about Ptll •. . Watch Joluuly C~rone per etnt o! ~dl only one .1011: he'l. ID aU·Ihrouch • thearteey ali4 ftlll are 18811. lhow .I)'HCI'aldler •... Ph 11 SJlven Ia ID eirltcber . . . l£du. When Ibis Is the case a care- talkNI TY't Stanley Kauff. lui aoreb for blrtb defect • llllft (n-N. Y. Times llhould be made beeauae early NeOCnJI!on leads to prampt ap. plloaltllll of corrective mel!!8CD88 " urea. Tbl earUII' tum measures ·. · · .nlt ,(' , ·· - I t\\\.\ ~ ' . ,~ v \ , lenty of FREE PQKING 88 ... 'Pkl• Ta . . uatt1 ""' Plus $1.83 '""· fxo;.:Till' ~, ' ' -13 OUIJ.IIi"' Whn.ioli lljlllll J. ·-' .•.. .. ·· POMEROY.'HOME~ &· �.. ....., . , L. ·, :~=~~~~= 117 WQ1141I G. ll_ udtitalll. 11.D, , . ' t " . I ' . ., •' ' " ' ! f:.'" . ' ;-.. 10 ClipS· -r ' ·j· 1·· .· · '. Good Care for Your Car • IN MOOII'I . ' Service Center I. " It cot~~ veu the ume 111t coati Ohio Power customer, Mre. Gene J.lornbeck•. Jult %cent. (Even lesalf you~ra 1 toiel ' eltctrlc customer beceuae the mort el~lclty you uee. theloWIII' the aver· age unit oost.) Mre. Hornbe,ck thinks that'a p_rettv Inexpensive; In feet. ahe thinka,her en• tlra electric bill Is 1 ameli embunt to pay for oil the jobs electricity does for her 1nd her family every month. Most . people agree. Thai'• why more ·al)d more people de· pend more tnd more on alec• trlcity to do Joba I COMPLETE.BRAKE JOB ...,........... . . ..-.... .. ., . ... . $13 95 All4riull. 1111•••..._. around ~ homes. ' Whenvouetop coneider the Jun:•Hf ... .... ., their multitud• of time-aavlng. work·etVII'Ig jobs electricity doe& around your houa1 each month, vou begin to reallz• vou gat 1 lot for the little vou pay. ,_lwh•la .....lUI Haevr olutp .. ~Ina! And vou're right. SPECIAL TUNE-UP 10.99,6cyl.' 13.88, 8 cyl. ..... Incl.,.. plvp, polnti, conclemtr, llmlllf'W udaurttor checlc. NOTHING YOU CAN IUY GIV!I YOU MORI VALUIJ ,ER DOLLAR Ttwf YOUR I!LEC:TRIC SERVICE. ' eSIAT COViRS ·MOORE'S hwl11 Center Open Prl. Til I - .lit...til t wa~t~ fl JiJh, ~ tllf ·~, .D)II .... _....., . . -~ , . ,cql!ld filion .1 jlet• tbtnl' 8114 jilt~ $.'• ~ • ,, . . • 1 ~le!l, p~ ~all,~{!~ ,--~,... "' POMEROY TV show 'Pfakt llD an appren- WOIIlfil Ml for It tbt flrit week: Ike • actab lr)'inl Miley to fatllom ~ recret of • ,Jtace · broad·A . . . Fuol! Sinatra IJ another wbose:career has been wasted. on trying to strike just ~ eo~1 _ ,JM!It vf01'.~f TV-IaPlDC· _.. jl .,_ On the premiere of CBS-TV's rta~ ail»' ~Y"\1 home 101' ,t~,, lflce •li<l ~• - · Jl ' "Spotli¥ht," sum!IU!r-JI!Ib r~r fth. : , •. . . , l ~y~'"ff Red Skelton, Phil Sll\oer1, ·be· JI'IQft IJ...I ,1 ICimJ ,I ultimate ~~ ,.., 11141 .' tween ear-scratch•s, PfOIIOUnc· · , ~. r i•· llli!''d MY,tfl ~ wjiiL t ~ J ed the Por8)1 & Beu t»mP9B- =~for :fl~"-= Beau- i,bleo!ly·'blllli!i M8Jn >;'~ fJj ·~k "' .,-mon toeproperuppah,claiSWI'~ad- er'snamea&"Geor~eGersJ»I"IUIIed~\8 . . . .1:mrrre- I'IV ..- . . ifl!il ~" 'Al A. , . . It was, not entirely paren. , , ~, smglftl om (l•n, ~~ G!l !'" ._..,,Gflt Alnong TV's 1¢asl attractive tbe~ally, one of the best sill· ~on:t 1r~lb 'l!bereu:: l'f iji sMir,"H~ ~ I!J!dt maies II they Sift tbroufh tbe ed and UghU, satisf:fJnc tel• • · Y ~lole1 line tild·fogie 1111:'1 . . jl I n 1 tube: Arthu rSchlesinier Jr. callls of any seoson, not just in ~ r ~ amln~ ' NB~ ! ·beriiO )Uit, ' c •c es and Zero Mostel . Mostel's 'I the normally patronlzin& "f 0 r 1 ·e I :tr :m,:: Syt dr- R bertson m • rio state Race :U:t! '!: SoeJe• ty N..t For G.overnor canne} HELEN HELP US! SOCiefy N0f es ---by Helen Bottel ___ J 1 FRIGIDAIRE WASHER au: J';u. :r:n Chinese Scientists Hounded from U. S. Have Rol~ in Red China's A·Bombs soaks diapers AUTOMATICALLY! GETS MAKES I\ YOU YOU YOU ·. MONEt' MORE READY GO ~1141115•14 '"' Jllldtlll!.dt . IIGIIW1&5114 ~ JS/8.45xiS !\ ~~' ' \.'· - Prlud From $199.00 up '. .. ... ' ' ·.SHIRT .SERVICE BAKER FURNITURE /~I ' ""' ONE DA,. Middle~rt, ! ' fll. Pll!l PRICI De. IAl - ·- 4 4 lUI ~:~ - 4 22.81 4 •• -2.21 1~ ·2.31 2Ut 2.U -2.56 ~ 4 -~ •• 27.18 ' _: O.hio • (, ., t ,• -~ -~~<> ' ~~, ., .' • ... __ _ ' ' i . S~PReMIUM ~- 1.51 ..,.., ' • belp rtiDOVIevell heavlllt soUl i r...•·' SAVES . YOU . SAVES 11Gil4171iit114 610x!i'>'715ll5 ·~ I _THI SHOE BOX 11101!41735•14 . •,.. .... currents i I., 1.--.. ~151735•11 down- . :f •' ,... ; . !Ill l •. j ":Udr":u DUAL IIING W W TUIILIIS Only tht Frlg~llrt Jet Action Waaher hal U. uniqUe hiP Action AgltftorJ Mov• up •nd I' f1arslaJatetl ~~ 1m;.,. \ . I $TOP IN THE SHOE lOX NlW! IHR/nY! a ! I. . . .l!dJ ~!ant) .011 his, '~Art,9f ·J4!m" :'Bobby Kennedy Dl)l" and 12 alovetr., llll~nliCII!SIY hrii!Gr;1Nicol . Wlllia.., tlriii Iii¥ catelully lanJied ba1r arr~nge- a summer show" phrase . .. .. , llltnl lllU8I 111lve 10111t Freud- 1 PhU wu at his anile best, ad. · !an significances probably het-!Justing some old material brU· . \ ltr left unanalyzed .. Johnny lianUy, and for a sexy sidekick C.rs<lll dl'tlll11411 neatly, eareful· ·-· - ly but not really well . Ills ., ttitoring ha• a Jusi.made(J it effect .. , Bobby Kennedy gets . hla hair Into such lndlvlduatis~tartg:: ~ ucally hopeless shape simplyt.r ' r· 0 e8 by W8!hlng It every momln . ' ~tnt In lhete Infanta Involve the , . . Hairstylist Leshe Blai!Chard , Intestines or tile la1lllry tract -· of Sak's 5th A e ~ IJl(( cannot be detected 1iltllout Mrs. Rlclwd Rawllnge of 1 v · ~___.! ~ •• . tpeclal tests. CoMI!IIII and hlr lister, Ml'l. . CHARLESTON, W., Va. (UPl) Dlllas·lloulb of Marietta ...., -Atty. Gen. C. Donald RobertThe eorreetiOD Is IIIU&lly I!Ul'r•.. son Monday announ•ed his canIleal and may melD the differ· I day reeenUy with Mrs. Allee • ence belwten· Ult IDd dettb lor Ca~hll'l. Idldacy for the Democratic nom0 the lnfanl. '1'!11 Cllllt dl 1b 18 Mr. and Mra. Joe COIIkle ond !nation for govemor. He became l dafect II baUmd to be tnld• !amUy of East Bank, w. Va., ' tho first state official to anquacy of tilt tuppiJ or blood de- visited her mother, Mrs. Etbel · - -· nounce plans ro run. Uvered tbrougb the cord but the Betz1111. R nd Mr . Robertson, In his seventh year 1 8 · Richard Young : u attorney general, warned out stead)'lng? Never.... oause of the cord defect Is 101 Mr. arod Mn. Herman London ev. This colllliUI Ia for yOUIII peo- I doubl that we'll break up. known 11 can be lllol sla~ 1pent 1 weelcond with his sister and sona of Sidney VISited a :that "I want II clearly under• pie, their problems llld pleu- We'll be jUII u IIIPPJ' <e our boWIII~, tllal 11 11 bored!: and bro1bor-ln-law. Mr. and : ~~ d: rece:tly Wllh Mr. and ~ lltood_that I will not aaerlfice 11011 oush. urea, tbelr troublea and 1u. 60th annive1"1811 of marrlaae tary Mrs. Clarence Slillwagner of 1 1' prmc•ple nor sell my soul 1n As with the relll of Helen Help " we 11'1 aow. - HAPPY ' Wooster. . Mr. and Mrs. Dan Smith and exchange for oupport In I h i • USI it wekom11 lauahl but WITHOUT AN 80S BU'ITON Mr. lind MJ'I. Ernest Thel.!ll family were In Columbus 1 re- campaign." I ·1. ~ won't dodge a 1811ous quiiiJOD Dear Happy Steadits: Q - My 101, 3, ha• alopeela and family of Groveport vlait- cent Sunday visiting Mr. and The 44-year-old Harrison Cour> ~ with 1 bru!lh-offt. , areata. What It the eauH and ed wltb hil mother, Mrl, c,r. iMrs. Robert Smith and family. ty native added: 1 You re barking up the wrong how long will it take torr hiJ rJe Sl!lclatr, before leavllll lor It was Robert's birthday I "Thll wheeler-dealers "of both 1 : 11•11111 •clric water heater wiU !lliU lllllllc . . . Send your leen"l' quelltlonl buiWQ. SOS !Stamp 0111 Stea- heir to rrow back Flaptaff, Ariz., where he has ' political parlles would be well I to YOUTH -"SK!ID FOR IT, dying) II for younger teena who A Tbe tty 1 been tranaferred from Lock· Mr. and Mn. George Circle advised to find themselves an· • •• under our Proteeted. ServiCIJ Plan, a JO:iw, 111 care Ill Helen Btlp US! lbll aren't sure who they like best, ':) op bourne Air Force Base. and family of Ashland, Ky. and olher candidate." 1 service Wli'rlritt CMHng part!, labor and tint. W,... newspaper. and rebel agllnlt the System of btlr (alopecia art~ 1 ~: Jeffry Don Friend of Bashan :Mr, and Mrs. _James Circle of RobortloQ. has beeen rumored THE STE4DIIIS PKUIT BACK which pe~s ~m with ONE 1M 1111 wlthlspent several days wltb b 11 New ·Haven, Vl&tled Mrs. Mary ,as a po,.ible candidate almost ...............lhutPSP. Dear Heltll: wlltn they d lilui to dllt IIVIJ'o ~Ickyhl~ ~~: Before a cU-j grandmother, Ml'l. o\ll~ Cape. ICircle recee_Uy. :sine<! the day G<>v, Hulett C. I've listened paU~U, to all aL apotla cU.aua 11 made hart. Mrs. Ennal Schreckengost o! Smith took office. Many obser· Addltl!llll! wiring need~? Take .tdvan!ap of 011' . ., ~ people ~ IOlnl lite" Aimo818VII')''ll!t, Ill~· wiD it llnectll&rY to rule out ring- Vlstlln& recently with Mrs. l'arker.•burg visited at the Dean ven felt 'he would run against ~avinf, U'ku& l:ll"tifi~•~e" . · . . ~ ud 11011 Ill ltllle to h, II r be ID SOS dro(>OIII. That 1 part of lht acll Tha 1011 of Mary 111. Diddle and daugllter, Brinker borne on Tuesday. Smltlll n the last primary. from Ill who 111'1 baiiPY ' Jllel. of the game. - IL £a Pi Ill 1 111110 Grace Oller were Mr. 1 n d In a two-page announcement dyinl." Down with S.O.S.! Delr Helen: rcentaperma~ but In 'Mrs. Harold' Busch and grandof his candidacy, Robertson said I've beiiiiiOini Jllelldy with a lllb tht 90S Idea, bul11hat pe t It ge ofl ,_ ._ I daughter Linda Parent WellsArnviTY REPORTED it was the formal beginning of I ,_ 1• "• hapna••U.,..•d-•dey-• IDtiDOS ... ,,,. ...... vera ' ' . lgn! P~WJR V'\&JftAto:lV d lui won er -• moo • .., ,_ ,_ ... ~ w rnontlul ~then the ltalr IJ'ad-·burg, W. Va., Allee Flanagan, PT. PLEASUNT- The June a campa or governor to ' . ,...,IYU":..N'I . and I wollldDIIrada lh,?ll to 10 aleady?.- CONFUSED laUy returns. The treatmenllaiParklll'lburg, lind Kathy Young acbvity report of the cit . '"represent all the people of !he . monthl for a Ullllmt ol jUII Dear Confu111d. , lice dep rtm 1 ~ pot state, not sper-tal ml•re't. not 11 f to When the hatr Iof Charleston. datlng," Wholvtr llld thai I?' Simple: lllfll your ~!toni UP" :;.: ::ck~i does 10 IJIOnlan- Mra. Betty Darst and son, Je(. the City aeoU:~I ~~~~ Ia~ I )Wit one group, not j11st one &e·,._., - - 9 ..... .. . mg steady wu I drlg dldn I side down - but dllll t rtve II eously and not because of any fre)r, and two friends of Mid-I nigbt as !llbmitted by gActing ; •:gr_...ap;,.,hi;;;;c;;o,al-.•,_re_a_ ."_,_....-......:,._="""'"""'-··..._.._....,-.-.•.,._.,..._,__,....;.,;,;,.·;,~~=::; have a fellow lib mine. To awll)', You may becoma ID to- tr !meal used. dleport visited an evening with \ Chief .J.ack Pyl howi t h 1 .. 11 nama all hll aood qualltiu Uve rnem~ apln. - H. Agnes While. 1members inve:g:ted ~~raffi~ ! would takt I IUettme, IIIII bla Dear Hel@n. Mrs. Reva Maine and ebll· . accidents. arrested 2 drivelS bad ones ,.. jUlia HCODd. Wm the S.O.S. buttons be rea· Q - My daughter, 9, has dren, Tony and Jan~, Porta- · Involved.' i8SUI!d 542 rkln . Tb~y IBY 1111 eour• ol lrue dy to atart school wlthT lfllure hair growinJ on her· upper Up mouth, apent 1 week with Mr. 1 tkk•ls .;..d ~ rk~ , Jove nnll' I'UIIIIIJIOOih, Wa'vt wheo I lind the rllbt IllY• I lind IJ very balry In other ljlld Mrs. Wlllls Leadin&hlm' mg tickeiJ · made 13 ro 1 ·,atJ a feW ..~ lbrown In ean alway~ alter mine to read, places. Is !hare anytbJni we and daughters. I ' a aw •.ur path, Ill& havt JMm bad "S~ 0111 Slad)'lng" 10 It CID do to &et rid of It! Estella Rector of CamlltoP. ' :e:.e~~ ~:::Jsd::l~: ~ • fllhl. MJ lflldM couldn't bt ~~·~M~aated. - CLEVER, A _ D fOUl' ......... comes 1 and 11111. Nancy Bosworth of properly valued at $30 and rl•· ' better, IJl(( my IUt C!Otlldn't be De Cl • from IWarthY Medlterrmean 1Lawrencevllle, W. Va., spent al partment members worked 1 ; more oompltte. Wa art never ar ever. stock thiJ eoadltlon Ia proba-!few daya with 11le former's sb- 1 total of 915 hours bored with uch otblr, and our Your lalttr IIIIIY HU a thou- b Otherwise llbe 'ter, Myla Hudson. 1 ~-·- ..... ___ .:.___ ... _ ' Jove grows stronger all lit t and bullllns, but II woa't make rnly have :'imballnce of ber! Mrs. Clinton Pierce and ehll· :law, Mr. and Mrs. Willia Lead· ! ttme. - THill J.I1CKIEST GIRL me popular wllb teachers I ~~~ of llltemal HcteUoD. At dren, Tony and Tina, spent a mgbam f!1d dat~~htera. ' Dear Helen: Will S.O.S. buttona be ready lhorou h tudy sbould be made •week recently with •her son and I I Those people wbo tlert!Jiype by September? 'lbat depand• g 8 of her ' daughter-In-law, Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Jimmy Huball ol u1ln the "steady"II'OUP entirely 011 you. Remember, to d~~all'the~Htb onty!Terry Pierce and daughter, Ibard lind sons, Chrta and Eric, are 11 Billy u the adtlllt who thiJ whole bulinep of "UIHiea- unw . · f h .e 1Cberrle of Loraine. of Llncasler visited his pat'tnts, 11 9 10 1 ""ncralize about "working wiv· dy" elubs and butlonl wu your way 11P 1rM~tbthe ~ j Mrs. 'Helen Wel!el and Mr. l Mr. and Mrs. Carl Hubbard. I es" vs. ''4 u II housewlvu." Idea, not rnlne. 1 aald I'd ao • rn~'!' 7 ~ hall' r!~ ;~~ ~ Iand Mrs. Joe Kelley and chi!- , Agnes White attended t h e ' When YOUI\I people an: ready long If I 101 a thousand volll, Ea tal 1l'or mini 1 dren spent 1 week with Mr. ' Lo11.Joy Ml,.lonary Clrele of 18P11'1 y. to ao steady, lt'l wonderlu. wiUch llllllld. IIUike deallnJnl an as:. 1aod Mrs. Robert Crow and lam- :the Beptlll Churd! at MiddleWe're past that experimental and ordering the bll, three-col- pain 1, They ai!IO visited with Mrs I port which was held at the 1 -:.•rt~· ~ll stage and ready to •ttle for or bulto!ll worthwllllt. I'll atve tnC: back. ~ ~~d be : . iWo!lel's sister, Mayme Holmes:! WDII• Anthony farm at one. you a llnll IIIISWel' In I our araby a skin ' claUtl. at Holzer Host)ltal. -or• Tw·e-nty··-tw.•.•.tte..n.d•.d...iiiij My boylriand and I 11'1 both weeki, whtn l lllll' liP t h • ape Mrs. Vera TannehiD of P: 18. we have 1 clear unclantutl- score. Late votes will 81111 be two weeks wltb 1n1 thai U we ever pt lind of counted, If you ~end lblm to- Qne. All these "aplnst" peo-1 Mr. and Mra. c. H. one another, or 11 there tJ 10111• dll)', addreped to HELEN pie are trylns to saY is: Wllllams and other relatives. one we'd like to date, we'llllllk Help Ual care of lbla DeWI(II- "Teens llllould 'have a choice, John Slack of Canton spent 11 out. ll11e ever brtek up, n par. · IIIII nowaday~ IIIey oftln don't: weekend with bls tDOther, Mrs· II OUR SALE ON wlll remain lrltnilll. II w111 be BeUeve rne, I'm NOT star!· 1!'1 either 'go llatdlly' or stay Slack. SUMMER SttOES heartbreaking but "" will have inC a cruSida aaalllat "golnt home, t10 muy glrta lily Mr. aud Mrs. Jl'red Woller CONTINUIS lemed somethlni IJl(( thlt'l stuacty," u I'm quilt aware bttause boys tloo't care to Gery ud LeRoy. of June• 11 •hal life Ia all about. stamp thll, for 101111, II workl out trapped."- H. · Clly visited Mrs. My I *:!· ' ~ ~ 0,· heredl eFUIL "UMPI 992·2841 J. t ." , un1awJ" J": 1!. eMUPFLERS 124 W. MAIN o•cn 0, · '' 'f..,' 0 OHIO WI INSTALL:. ePI.OOI MATS • • WheliababydaborlltlieP. •· · tor 1111, tiJeu cu"' lllllllllblll- ' :110 YORK _. P. cal ~ ·appU" 1 alfi'JII ~ Jten!ltdy bed HVerll bacllap~~es ertq IbiD, 111 liioll .,...., Ill tbt lui 1110 -.b.. . New doesn'tglveltas•condlhliugbt . Yorll: II 'Fial City aU.rlgbt bqt Now Dr. Sohdtzky at George. tbt ~ 1~ve ~ Camedle town Ulllmatty In Wubip81oa ~uriDI IIIII' Lincoln C..,tre has announced thata etosi!r In- hid lllree llblet and 1lz cbajr1 speetlon of tha aevared eord • • from Its Slllll1 out4oor may live Important clllei ' to ~e; 119• everylbiui'l chained posstbla eonglaltll dlfeets. On down .tier cloeing .. Barbra the eqt IUI'face o1 tile 1101'11181 Sll1llllld'1 litter bad b 1 r cord two lfterles and 0111 ftlln ''Sweet II" party tbtre for 60. m ptalaly vlllble but Clll about Ptll •. . Watch Joluuly C~rone per etnt o! ~dl only one .1011: he'l. ID aU·Ihrouch • thearteey ali4 ftlll are 18811. lhow .I)'HCI'aldler •... Ph 11 SJlven Ia ID eirltcber . . . l£du. When Ibis Is the case a care- talkNI TY't Stanley Kauff. lui aoreb for blrtb defect • llllft (n-N. Y. Times llhould be made beeauae early NeOCnJI!on leads to prampt ap. plloaltllll of corrective mel!!8CD88 " urea. Tbl earUII' tum measures ·. · · .nlt ,(' , ·· - I t\\\.\ ~ ' . ,~ v \ , lenty of FREE PQKING 88 ... 'Pkl• Ta . . uatt1 ""' Plus $1.83 '""· fxo;.:Till' ~, ' ' -13 OUIJ.IIi"' Whn.ioli lljlllll J. ·-' .•.. .. ·· POMEROY.'HOME~ &· �.. llOBIN MALO~I .:.. j ~ I ,', . :1 .• • DOC•· H~ MUCH . ~~,. ~ :..-.:..: : t ~· ...;.!. ',....!:,.- '!'. - ·..::..t.::<~.::...:. ' ; ' . ~ - .. ·• ·' WOUtD''IE I!HARGI!' TCSTOPMY · DADBIJRN HEE·CUPS? iiii'L P.INER OHIO . fi'S D·oRIFT!f.IG · AWAY!! RADIATOR,.. EXPERIENaD SERVICE All Ntw Radiator Shop. ' . Ohio Boat and Motor License WHEEL AUGNMENT- eCir eTn~dc eHetttr Core eBulldoJer e"-T . ~·· Yilt KEITH GOBLE FORD WENDV,'T1:1U'R~ NO LONGER A · CHILD. WHAT · I'UNISHMENT DO ·YOU ..6U~~fe~ 8v HOWFI! !O;H\OIEIDER SURF'S UP! · I MAN! IS IT,. EVER! --·---- ! I I· I By MERJIILI. BI.OSSER " LITTLE ORPHAN AN Nil M '@!l '1\\lr'K li ~OS~I~ AA"'1NE WOO'-Q WAN.T '10 ~HER~ • ~! ' •DlP ars ezperlence In I le err san seta• LIWe Barkaroo uell, Coolville, Ohio 66'1 retail .•, as business mlllllier, '1 versed In State and Fed75 -·-'I tax reports, call t112 • .i. 7 11 lie rTRY BEFORE YOU B will bring this 1967 ·~RAL or-pribit1n1. Zig Zag sewing mach 7 7 Stc your home so you may me IG-2405. . .. on 1•. If you Uke lt buy only $55 or IS per NOW TAKING Tbls macblne Is guar for 20 years. eau woRJC APPUCAnONS FOR CARRIERS IN MIDDLEPORT. ---1967 STEREO, -- lovely console with radio, storage, s speakers. T er paymenll of 15.50 month or pay b •nus. Try it ln your . Call 992-2836. 7 nt1d ;:..,, Mlnlty Middleport S BEDROOM bouse, Mason, W. Va,, Call 773-5811 or 992-8158. e 7 tic II FOOT FIBER glasa Crosby cabin cruiser, Lone Star trailer, 60 bp Mercury ''200. Ph, iiiZ-2310. 7 9 3tp '48 DODGE pasaenger b M. Cowdery, Long Bo 7 1966 VOLKSWAGEN, Ira s101. complete. Gall Phone IJ92..3196. GEM 13 ft. travel tral model, new, tleepa ~oelf • contained. Barga ed at $800. R. 0. Harle son, Ohio. Phone 7'13-5 W111ttd To Buy 'IQUES, William Ham m, ddleport, Ohio. Phone 992 8 29 :rotc '~- ' 'ovment W1nted ,'fERAL WORK, painting, .owing lawns and shrubbery · •rr.. Call or contact Ed lllllpletoD, Belley Run Road, •J . 'n'O)'. 6 8 30tc Legtl Notice ----- -- ~- 7 5 FOR SALE ~Ill offer for sale 10 shares the common stock of T be 'I "er• Bank & Savings Com.J•, Pomeroy, Oblo, at the of• CARPETS a lrliJiif.Make - them . of Crow, Crow & Porter , a beautiful sight with Blue •.:orneys, Pomeroy, Ohio, on · Lustre, Rent electric lbam_;nesday, July lzth, 1967, at pooer Pomeroy Cement 'J o'cloe't A, .M. Sald stock Block Co. f 10 ltc •1. •opralsed at • .oa and can- - -- --· - -- - ·be IOid for leas than tbe sor-- .. SAL Is 110" a merry •iled Yalue. Sale subject to pi; She ll!ed Blue Lultre rug appmll ol the P ro b a t e ~ upllolatery cleaDer· Rent rL ;• , · _.. electrle shampooer fl.· Bak· i wrn, Sr. ~-~W.ture. 7 10 6te r "' •!!!" of the Eotate ol NEW POTATOES, No. 1 and 2, ~,?M· Deceued. . Qulu' lllltoa, Portland. 0. ,, .,lr.i 1; ' .('j\) t, 10, 11, 3lc 7 7 J0tc · · ,, i f . J'm! ''~i··; ~~~ • ": j. 1.'·' '.:?..., ,· . --~-. ' ' !AI.IIll.:l ~rmi~ / lUGS lUNNY �.. llOBIN MALO~I .:.. j ~ I ,', . :1 .• • DOC•· H~ MUCH . ~~,. ~ :..-.:..: : t ~· ...;.!. ',....!:,.- '!'. - ·..::..t.::<~.::...:. ' ; ' . ~ - .. ·• ·' WOUtD''IE I!HARGI!' TCSTOPMY · DADBIJRN HEE·CUPS? iiii'L P.INER OHIO . fi'S D·oRIFT!f.IG · AWAY!! RADIATOR,.. EXPERIENaD SERVICE All Ntw Radiator Shop. ' . Ohio Boat and Motor License WHEEL AUGNMENT- eCir eTn~dc eHetttr Core eBulldoJer e"-T . ~·· Yilt KEITH GOBLE FORD WENDV,'T1:1U'R~ NO LONGER A · CHILD. WHAT · I'UNISHMENT DO ·YOU ..6U~~fe~ 8v HOWFI! !O;H\OIEIDER SURF'S UP! · I MAN! IS IT,. EVER! --·---- ! I I· I By MERJIILI. BI.OSSER " LITTLE ORPHAN AN Nil M '@!l '1\\lr'K li ~OS~I~ AA"'1NE WOO'-Q WAN.T '10 ~HER~ • ~! ' •DlP ars ezperlence In I le err san seta• LIWe Barkaroo uell, Coolville, Ohio 66'1 retail .•, as business mlllllier, '1 versed In State and Fed75 -·-'I tax reports, call t112 • .i. 7 11 lie rTRY BEFORE YOU B will bring this 1967 ·~RAL or-pribit1n1. Zig Zag sewing mach 7 7 Stc your home so you may me IG-2405. . .. on 1•. If you Uke lt buy only $55 or IS per NOW TAKING Tbls macblne Is guar for 20 years. eau woRJC APPUCAnONS FOR CARRIERS IN MIDDLEPORT. ---1967 STEREO, -- lovely console with radio, storage, s speakers. T er paymenll of 15.50 month or pay b •nus. Try it ln your . Call 992-2836. 7 nt1d ;:..,, Mlnlty Middleport S BEDROOM bouse, Mason, W. Va,, Call 773-5811 or 992-8158. e 7 tic II FOOT FIBER glasa Crosby cabin cruiser, Lone Star trailer, 60 bp Mercury ''200. Ph, iiiZ-2310. 7 9 3tp '48 DODGE pasaenger b M. Cowdery, Long Bo 7 1966 VOLKSWAGEN, Ira s101. complete. Gall Phone IJ92..3196. GEM 13 ft. travel tral model, new, tleepa ~oelf • contained. Barga ed at $800. R. 0. Harle son, Ohio. Phone 7'13-5 W111ttd To Buy 'IQUES, William Ham m, ddleport, Ohio. Phone 992 8 29 :rotc '~- ' 'ovment W1nted ,'fERAL WORK, painting, .owing lawns and shrubbery · •rr.. Call or contact Ed lllllpletoD, Belley Run Road, •J . 'n'O)'. 6 8 30tc Legtl Notice ----- -- ~- 7 5 FOR SALE ~Ill offer for sale 10 shares the common stock of T be 'I "er• Bank & Savings Com.J•, Pomeroy, Oblo, at the of• CARPETS a lrliJiif.Make - them . of Crow, Crow & Porter , a beautiful sight with Blue •.:orneys, Pomeroy, Ohio, on · Lustre, Rent electric lbam_;nesday, July lzth, 1967, at pooer Pomeroy Cement 'J o'cloe't A, .M. Sald stock Block Co. f 10 ltc •1. •opralsed at • .oa and can- - -- --· - -- - ·be IOid for leas than tbe sor-- .. SAL Is 110" a merry •iled Yalue. Sale subject to pi; She ll!ed Blue Lultre rug appmll ol the P ro b a t e ~ upllolatery cleaDer· Rent rL ;• , · _.. electrle shampooer fl.· Bak· i wrn, Sr. ~-~W.ture. 7 10 6te r "' •!!!" of the Eotate ol NEW POTATOES, No. 1 and 2, ~,?M· Deceued. . Qulu' lllltoa, Portland. 0. ,, .,lr.i 1; ' .('j\) t, 10, 11, 3lc 7 7 J0tc · · ,, i f . J'm! ''~i··; ~~~ • ": j. 1.'·' '.:?..., ,· . --~-. ' ' !AI.IIll.:l ~rmi~ / lUGS lUNNY �I Arrangement$,o'f . Flowers Judgt2d . ?~'th·riety ... by 'lioellkh. Tel. 992-5292 ~· . w Twenty-two flower arrangeher JI\Other, Mn1:···ten. ·'and I ments were judged by Mrs. Eva BOnhie Morris. It Robson, Region 11 dlreetor, ed th~t due to the Ulnesa when the Walk-In Garden Club Mrs. Riggs, the nest met recently at the home of will be held at the·home of Donn~ MorriS, Gold Ridge. , Helen CIII'JI!'rS. Reeelrilll blue rlbbona In the ,.,....:;;;;;;;;;;;;._~ judging were Mlna Hart, Mrs. of Mrs. TresMorris, Belva Willard, a short Spene& rand the late Kirtley Lee, Audiley Well, and Mildred f!Pencer hdll a reunion at Fork· ~ [" ::' Zei81er Red ribbons went to ell Rim · take recently. ' Anna Harl, Mabel Lee, and Au::· A ba!l,ket dinner was served . drey Well. ~~ poon. ' Attending were Mrs. II ~rs ~~ Mrsi Rl~hardbSweet . Preceding the meeting, mem· ~. Chester; Mr. and Mrs. ] e a u ay or elf 0 m1 hers loured the flower garden Eliiter Meadows, Mr. and Mrs. Charlestown, N: H. Mr s. and lawn of the Morris home. cedi. Harper, S~r. W. Va.; ISweet has been With her par.. ! Mabel Lee gave the opening ·'1"fi. and.Mrs. Gene Harper, Ak· ents, Mr. and Mrs. Wayne •Gill- thought about flowers In the ~; Mr..and Mrs. Arland GO- !bons, for the past four months . Bible. A repOrt on the recent Wednesd•y lind 111d Jeff, Reedsville: Mr. •whlle her husband ~mpleted: regional meeting held at the WHITE ROSE Lodge and Mrs. Bill ~hUIIps and ~~~!rt~:~al ;:.ard tralRing at i Bradbury school was given by Wednetlday, July 1.2 at 1:311 p. . Rhonda, Columbus, Mr. and ' Edna Lt-e.. m., at the Middleport Legion : Mrs. Marlon Parker and Den- Ml"i. Elsie McKnigllt, Urbana, , During .a concluding social HaD. : nls. Long Bottom: Mr. and Mrs. Iwas the Sunday guest of her I hour, refreshment~ ol punch, FEENEY • BENNETT ' ; Guy Spellcer, Linda and Larry lsiSter, Mrs. David Entsminger. I ice cream and cookies were 128, American. Legion, ' wiD A BIG SELECTION OF ON'E AND TWO I'IECE;. · of Tuppers Plains. IMrs. Entsminger recently re-! aerved· by the hostess assisted meet at 7:30 p.m. of. the .Mount ll Mr. and Mrs. Roger Spencer Iturned from South Charleston I .. _ . at the hall. . of Mid· . .IN TODAYS FASHION COLORS : of Canton; Mr. and M:s. Klrt· where she v1s1ted Mr. and Mrs. j Judging Completed are available now. . ainong . the young ley Spen.cer, Jr .. ll)ld Junmy of !Ruth Zahn and Mr. and Mrs. I In Sear C · TRINITY CIRCLE of eompleting a leadership Grove City; Mr. and Mrs. Rich· ICharles Entsminger. ! • onlelt Cbur<h of Christ will meet course held at the ard Spa>e.er, Timmy and Dan· I W ek d gue ts f M N I Judging of civic plantings ln 7:30 Wednesday night at I h creek Baptist Ol\U'ch, ny, CoolVIlle; Mr. and Mrs. ' e en s o. .rs. an ,the Sears Civic Beautification church. Galllpolis. ' VIrgO Spencer, Ted, Kathy, ,Moore and Miss M~ldred Haw- Contest In Region 11 of tile Ohio . Sponsored by the Providence ~. . Joey and Alice of Somerset· :tey were M1·s. MorriS Kohr and As . tl f G d Cl b ADm T CHOffi of St. Association of Baptist Church· Mr. and Mrs Larrv Osborne' i Miss Mary Pfeiffer. Canton. .ha '": on tedar ebn ,._ u s, u.. ·~· the . ·intensified course iri N'ck Sh · • ld · hi M M d' s n co...,..e Y .• ,. re- Lutheran Ct.urch wiD meet leadership develop'ment was di· I y, ella, Tommy and r ay mg rs. .•ore a~ i gional judging committee head- 8:30 Wednesday night at t h Tammy of Washington, w. va.; IMls.s Hawley entertamed w1th ,ed hu Mrs. Betty Cline 0f Mid- church. rected by the R.ev. William Up. and Verdie Gilland of Reeds· :a dinner party and other guests dl "Yrt POMEROY CHAPTER No. shaw of Akron. Mrs. Arnold ville. were Miss Hallie Zerkle a n d 0epoth · . th llichards, Middleport, was reMl ,N z ... ers servmg on e com- Royal Arch Masons will . , tb Three of Mr3. Spencer's chll· l ss· e11 le erkle. .,.ey were 'tte hi h 1 d 1 1. ed g.strar ,,or e one week school. dren were unable to attend gllilsts at the Zerkle borne Sat- i rm .n Meelgw Coc tv ewBe 1 P anM'"g.s stat Convocation, (?mtileting the program was . 1..-•ay d S• nd I h i1 s un Y' e pre, an- .lilly 12, at 7:30 p. m. at Cbrlstln R b' DI e . etta and Logan were Mrs Hel eroy Masonic TeQiple, aD e o mson, e ene They an• Arthur R!J<'ncer of ""' ' an on u ay Chester and Quentin and Mrs. group had dinner at Ball's Res· en Preston of the Cblsl!ir; Club cers and companions are DeLegal, _a~- ~~. Garnes. Mildred Holter of Mansfield. taurant In Point Pleasant. ' and Mrs. M. R. Roller o1 t h e to attend J ames IJtjcha nan, . -meet at St. Paul's Church wdl It ·.~.. Mr. and Mrs. OU10l Cunning- IMiddleport Garden Club. P. at 8 p. m ThursdaY,. ham and children, Debbi~. Kar- , Before prizes are awarded by · ft . en, Coleen, and Alan, Roches- ISears, all clvlc plantings enterThunday .. F IDAY ter, Mich. were weekend vis~ led In the competition wlll be , ROCK SPRINGS GRANGE MARY SHRINE No.. 37. tors of Mr. and Mrs . Clifford ,viewed by three jndges appoint- ·' w1.11 meet a1 8 p.m. Th ursday at I Shrme · · 0of Jeruslem th · 1will hold· Hayes and son. Gregory. Mr. led by the Olllo Association o 11the hall. Inspection will be held' plcmc ~ elr reguar meetmg . . Hayes Ia on vacation from his :Garden Clubs. Final results , and there will be a program and ~~~ Friday, July 14, at 6 p.m. employment at the Rich Val-· will be announced. refreshment~ a e New Haven Park. Memley Dairy' and the family wiD i I ANNUAL PICNIC of the Lau bera, . families and friends are spend several days this week Annual Picnic rel Cliff Better Health C1u bwelcome. Eacedh one is asked to Mr nd M 1n HunU""'"" w va rmg a cover dish and table 1will be held Thursday t,vening service ·a rs. Roy Jones, Jr., ,,._,, · · Held in Syractue their son Johb and a friend ' Mrs. Clara Saylor. convales• at Royal oak Park. ' Mitch ru'mer, Columbus, and.;ring from ·a fractured hlp, was . SYRACUSE "" "nl.e an u a ' . SATURDAY Fret Customer P1rklng - Second Street and Mechanl1 StrMt Loti Jim Heiser, also of Columbus, :moved Friday from Holzer . fourth of J11ly plcmc of I he REGULAR MEETING of the A DANCE PARTY will be " . were weekend guests of Mr ,Hospital to the Kimes Convales- Nelgler family was held on the Phllalhea Women of the Mid- held on the tennis courl at the 1 and Mrs. E. J. Hill, Flatwood; cent Home at Athens. In Aug- , lawn at the home of Mr. •nd dleport Church of Cbirat Is Pomeroy school from 8:311 to Road. Also visiting with the Hill lust she will go to Dayton to : Mrs. Morris HarMn I Thursday, July 13, at the church 11:.10 Saturday evening. The family over •the weekend were resid& with a daughter. , : Attending Were: Drusll's I at 7:30 P· m. dance is snonsored by t h e Mr. and Mrs. George Celani I ~eekend guests of Mrs. Vi(). I H4~, and Mr. and Mrs. Clyde! AMERICAN Lutheran Church~ Pomeroy P.T.A. with music to and children, Joey and Jill, ot •tor ·Grim were' Mr. and Mrs. I DaVLq, of Columbus; Mr. and : Women of 81. Paul Lutheran I be furni~hed ·by "Kenny and the Delcoi1 Mich The Celani ehll- 1Robert Sever and children, VII).~ Mrs. Forrest Nelgler, Mr. and and St. John Lutheran Churches Rest of Us." · dren heen vl.qltlng rela- 1kv and Paula, Hanesvllle. ; Mrs. Ralph Nelgler, Kenneth, ' five• ir "'"'"' Col!nl\· r+ Miss Judy Bing and Mr. and ! Bruce and Peggy; Mr. and Mrs. turred to Detroit with the jr :Mrs. William Martyny and son, i Arthur Nelgler, Rodney, and 0 P' " ·nts. · !John, Cleveland, were weekend Joy Beth, Mr. and Mrs. William •-roy, • Mrs. A. o Wi' "1 n, Sr .. Mrs. gueses of Mrs. J. K. Smfth and Harden, Tammy, Brian and TeTONIGHT A D Wilson. .Jr . and Mrs . Mr and Mrs Thomas Kelly resaa; Mr. and Mrs. Robert July 9·10-11 WllJ:am Ellis. Barboursville w and children. ; Harden, Pam, Ralph and San"THE COOL ONES" Va . were Sunday guests' oi l Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Marr dra,, and Mlss Ellen Shuler, of Roddy Mr. and Mrs. VIncent Dabo , and children, New Haven, W. RaCine; Ml'. and Mrs. Carroll . · Debbie Wal!oa Pomeroy, and Mrs. J. A. Smlth: iva., were Sdnday guests oft Nelgler, Karen 'and Nola, Syra- ~:!~::~V:~ D~Wt Middleport. Room a Borod 1her mother. Mrs. Betty Cline. I' cuse. Mr. and Mrs. Hayman Bam- IThey visited at Holzer Hospital The day was made completc Out & Out & Ovtr ttz spent Sunday In Kingston ·wltb Miss Charlotte Davidson, for Mr· and Mrs. Morris Harwith their son and daughter-In- 8 medical patient. den by the telephone call from WEDNESDAY end THURS. law, ~atrolman and Mrs. Keith Mrs. Forrest Major a n d their youngest son Donald B. ~!{ ~~-~~ Sam112 and son, Tommy. ldaugbtel"i, Shlela and Debbie, i Harden, A.Q.B.A.N. stationed :::_::::__ _ NEAR DA-N~G jhave returned to Barling, Ark- '\ at Wbldley Island, Oak Harbor, SHOW'STARTSI P.M. • , Marine Lance CorPoral Don.l ansas· after visiting friends here. , Washington. _ _ _. 1 aid R. Smith son of Mr d 'IMrs. Major was the guest of : Ml'!l. Raymo.;.. J. Smith 0: ~I. Ithe VIctor Ferreira family. Sbi. 3, Pom•rov, is a mC~J~il!'r ol lela stayed with Mary Holman, tile Second Battallon ·Fifth and Debbie was the gueat of Mnrine Regiment, First Marine IJuyce Riley. The Majors are Division . whieh recent! partl- 1former Mlddleporl residents. cipated In "Operation 1:-trona'' Mrs. Frank· Vrooman joined : 1011thwest of Da Nang Molly and Tlllltnas Johnson Fri··l · · day for a cookout at their home in Gallipolis. Qtber guestB were , the Rev. and Mrs. Delaney, Mr. I and Mrs. Sam Clonch, Mrs. Carrie Chick, Mrs. Leona SpireS, TONIGHT Mrs. Bryant Cremeans of GalJuly 11 lipolis, and Mrs. Loui• Pierce DOUILI 'IATURI ond Mrs. Alice Gregory, Cam"KISS THE GIRLS t, hrtage. . MAKE THEM Dll" Michael Connon and Mrs. Harry McConneahea of Dorothy Provine Dayton was the recent guest of - PLUS"ASSAULT 011 A QUEEN" Mr. and Mrs. Shirley Mills. Frank Slnatra and Sherman M'lllo, son of Mr. v. List •nd Mrs. Donald Mills, Is atWIDNIIDAYL THURSDAY tending a boys' camp at MilAND FKIDAY lersburg. 0. July 12,13-14 I Airman U: David Rice, who -~~L~D~u::o . haa spent the past three weeko FULL SERVICE BANK ALLOWS YOU TO THI GIRL IOMIS" 1here with his parents, Mr. and Vincent Price "Fabian" Mrs. Gene Rice, left Saturdav MAKE PAYMENTS SAFELY AND WITH LauraPt8~eiU lor Altus Air Force Base tn qfyour t.elephqne directory. lOcate .. Andshe'salwaysready · If you "BANOI IANGI Oklalloma. VIsiting with t h e . She'sascloseas out-of-town people.and · assist you. You'll · YOU'll DIADRice family over the weekend CONVENIENCE. To117 Randall Senea Berger were Mr. and Mrs. Dennla Walyour telephone. So just find her at the other end can't find your addres!! • < Around andAbou,t Mt.ddlenn_rt ~ie coml·n ' - ~t.;ly Clea Events . . . • Now YO\! Know .:·sa~e 'l1te U. 8. Prelltlilal '111111 lht 11011 ellll*ta WU WID1am ~~- WOMENS-~TEEN>-GIRL~··.. •. . 1 '" • s ., . . S.. Wim · Ul· ·l 1 REG. $14.95 .. .. · · .. .. .... SALE $·10.88 RlG. $13.95 ... ........... SM:E$9.88 I 'I F 11 ·. , :1· . !"' 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