http://host69-005.meigs.lib.oh.us/files/original/4234790e1a7eb1a733ea9ccf8369ad4e.pdf 807dd070012073e4a035c353debd9048 PDF Text Text -. 'I ll •. j • Fiftll Birthday of ! b d Vacation Church School· Sunday 0 serve ' ~ au ~e;~ :~:~::.: s::~r.~e7. t at y . Around And ~ ~ About ~ Middleport the Burdette bo'!'e. &u.hter Obaerved ... Mr. aacl Mrs. Newman Bur· tee. Becky Long, Ruth Ann and delle entertained Saturda Kathy Blake, Kenny and John ~ ' Ord. with 1 party In observance y Byer Jennifer Wise, P a uta $ vacation Church School Sun- delle at the organ. Candle- Fisher, fireman: Robert Byer, Davenport, StephP.n Ord, Bar• ~tnd\ Ze~er, V~[: Frencb, the fifth blrthda of their Ashley , Tim and Eric Scites, day was observed at Heath lighters were Twila C\atworthy baker; Mrs. Edna French nurse bara Fultz, Don Slivers, Ap~tl ~·g wson, Keith French. y lr h Cindy and Michael Hindy Mr. and Mrs. Charles Mur· Method•sl Church m lluldleport and Cindy Spengler Lucille Davis. mother; the Rev. Fraser, . Marilyn Snyder, Kim Billy Slack aDd f tud'- Ier, Tracy, aI the ome on .· .•• s nd th hiS • . . · th M E Do '"· minister M"""' Vlc"'e Slack John Presentattno o • ""' w... 2lld St . Middl Th Vickie Slack alhy HarriS ray VISit'"' u ay WI anc the United Methodist Tho openm• litany, ll!:lng e · · wson, ""' • - • "' • b taU of thl plrty ~asmbeld In e:,"· ard o~ John, Wendy 'and Mike Basttani mother. Mrs. Clara Murray. Churc~ in Pomeroy during theme, "God's Care Througb and Mr. William K. Russell, McCloud, Kenny Byer, Scotty giv~n y repres~ :~uded • .,....;y...;....~l of Gallipolis . I The Rev and Mrs. M. E Sunday morning servtces Stu· Helpers " was given by the teacbet Fraser, Lee Ord and Mark Rus- vart~ ~a~ 'II nd crafts Games w• e played and pm:es Oowson left Sunday afternoon dent< from Heath Church who Kind<orgarten class under the Children taking part were sell. dlsp.: f:t :d;.;. : biblical awarded to r1mmy Scttes and on their three-week vacatton to had attended the two • week diredlon of the teachers Mrs. Beclty Fultz, Bruce Fisher, Classes three and four, un- by ' y Ord John and Wendy Bashani, Ka be spent visiting l'<latlves In session presentee in song, stm y John Krawsczyn, Mrs. John Byer, Leslie Ord, John der the direction of Mrs. Be~ ::.~"\".':t, F:~m ~des S Oltto thy Harris and Tom Rawleigh Nebraska and Colorado. Mr and diSplay the vartoos activi· Fraser and Mrs. Larry Ed· Ruosell, Danny Davis, Martha ard FUltz and Mrs.. Robert Or ' and 4· "The A stle Paul" by Favors of balloons, blowouts James Brewtngto~. ~ho was ties and projects of the school. wards. Parents of the children Krawsczyn, Tracy and Kellee gave a choral re~•.ng of Psalm Twi\a ' Clatworth and a dis· TONIGHT & SATURDAY and colormg books were given grant•d a mtnlster s hcense a\ The service opened with an re~resented communtly helpers Bcrdelte, Joe and Pat McCloud, 24 and the b<nedtction, and was 1 1 th 18. Y Ia "FLUFFY" I the guesK the recent Methodist. Cooler- organ prelude of songs used in Iand Included Bernard Fultz, Danny Edwards. . In charge of the oflerill8. Tak· ~~! o u:a sot Bfbt: cha~! -Tecbnicolorence at Lakeside, w1il have the school with Newman Bur· law enforcement; Robert Classes In tho ftrst and s~ I"' part were Beth Fultz, IJeit. , by Sth 1 d ron)' Randall, Shirley Jones. Aller the honored charge of the church servim , ond grades composed the choir, i"f Hawley, Charlotte Snyder, ters an stores on\ d' Fluffy, "LOOKING FDR lOVE" opened her gifts during the absence ol the min· ' led tha hYmD slnginJ aad .gave ~nd 6th gr~des under 11: ~· - Technicolor~ of ire cream and cake ·1 . memory vers.. under the dlreclion of thetr teacher, e · Connie Francis . .lim Hutton. served. A"isting Mrs. Burdette "., · lion of their teachers, Mrs. and Mrs. Marvin Dowson and Susan Oliver. Joby Baker. with the parly were Mrs. Ed· Mrs. Sylvia Tovey . tell last ' • Nan Moore, Mrs. Mildred ZeigDouglas Dowson. Barbara Nichols, Jay C. Flip pe,n, Geo Hamilton. Yvette die Blake, .Jr., Mrs. Roger Long w"".k. for Detroit, M•ch. after! C 00 ler, Mra. Roger! Fisher and Olhero taking part were Mimeaux, Paula Prt-ntiss, and Mrs. David Hindy. a visit With her SISler. Mr. and Sunday morning worship at Tony Vaughan and Joho Sebo Mrs, Charle& Byer. They sang .J Cindy Spengler, B~rbara Sny· Danny Thomas. Johnny Car Mrs. W•lhs Anthony Mrs An- tb United Methodist cburch 1were the acolytes and Debbie two anthems "Father Lead der anc: Kenny Smith. Absent oon thony is recovermg from a ·e. w:s in charge of the Vacalion l Harbrechl and Leanne Sebo the M• Day by D~y" and Work 'JULY It from the class were Darla and Running time: 3 Hrs. c•nt 1llness Mrs. Tovey .Will Bible School ushers. B..tde His Father's Bench," The W.S.C.S. of Heath Meth· Marla Neutzllng, and Joey and spend several weets In Mtch•· The organ prelude bv Tom accompanied by Mra. Emerson odlst Church In Middleport will Victor Ferreira. WEDNESDAY & THURS. JUlY 21·22 gan before relurmng to h " I Baker, organisl, opened the _ .,,... .c o Jones. meet Monday evening, July 19 Douglas Dawson and Tom TONIGHT NOT OPEN . service. followed by one verse ~ t TakinJ part were Mickey at the church A program on Baker of Heath Church assist· "WHERE lOVE HAS GONE" home '" Flor~da. Guests thiS past week wtth 1 the hymn "For the Beauty Qln OU missions will be presented by ed with the school sessions. Su san Hayward Bele Davts FRIDAY thw TUESDAY 1Technicotorl Mr and Mrs L. W . McComas ~f the Earth:" by Grades and , Mrs William Russell omd Mrs. Following the benediction the 1 JUlY 13·27 - and 1 mc ude\llheo. son . Sgt. Edward with the congregation joining ~ eop L . . Smith, who are represent· congregation was lnvtted to the , WALT DISNEY 'S "FBI CODE 98" 2 "CINDEREllA" Jack Kelly Ra}' Denton Lee MrComas . and Sgt. Tom in on the remainder 01 the ing th• tccal suclety at the mls· Sunday School room where - Technicolor-~:iller of California who were hymn. "God's Care Through " T sio• sthool helng held this week displays of the crafts were held Lau ghter! Mus1c' Ma gir ~ TUESDAY & WEDNESDAY enrnute to Pams Island, N. C. Helpers" with Mrs. c. F. Tom· retu ed at llelaware. aDd Included a colorful tent Ca rloon Favorir*'" JUlY 20-21 where they Will attend a Marme l kins as narrator was given by Clyde A~drews m • . JULY ZO , with butter churn replica, min· WALl DISNEY'S TATTOED POLICE "Yr;tu':'~~ ~ENJ~~~~o recruiter's training school. Sgt. the Ki~dergarten who also sang ~~e a:OO~~p a~\~; !u:'ek't::~ BM~) Richard ~ef~er~ (Tt~~ The Lydia Circle of the Unit· ialure gardens, prayer plates, HORSE" YOUNG" McComas wtU be assigned! o "I've Been Thinking Today." daughter Mrs. Paul Moore and , alx ette w!~.::STh~no~ve- ed Methodist church will meet TV sets, baskets and vases and - TPrhn i(·olor-Oeon Martin .lerry Lewis hiS new dulles m September. Following the invocation by . • a. ay Y Tuesday at 7:30 p.m., at the other projects. . Sandy SanrlPrs.Shirl"'y Skilrs (l'echnirolori His wife and children are VISit· th Rev C Melvin Alkire Old fam•ly. mng at the home of Mrs. Norchurch. All members are urg· The Rev M E Dawson gave 1 Chns. SeeL SrP: Tht> ra<'t" - and. 'th h · · , ' nd man Baxter wtth Mrs Gutdo d · · · · N bras e brtw re n rollin g horsr and 1 , mg wt er pnren s m e · Testament memory verses were Mrs. Lawrence Leep a Mr. . Sh' j B ed to atten . a review of the trip to lhl 2 Reel Speciot 11 MnrlC' I·1 F'('lrd Plus Co•loon c ..nlvol ' ~a while he is. at the school. given by Grades 1 and 2. and and Mrs. Philip Rexroat and Girolamt and Miss ey ax- The Friendly Circle of the Jewish Temple in Parkersburg, Alta Disney Cutoons ----'"''1Also visit ing w1th the McCom- choral reading of Psalm 24 by son, Philip, Jr. of Cincinnati teras hostesses. table Federated Church will meet the w. va., and other project• con· 1 as family were Mr. and Mrs. Grades 3 and 4 and the Call were weekend guests of their .~flswhfteree:laced.;:n te ed evening of July 20 at the church eluding with the success of the Harold George and son, Brian , of Prayer "Father Lead Me mother, Mrs. Dessie Pau.erson w:th 1 e ~ork aG cen ~e at 8 p. m. The program will be school. ' An offering was taken ot Gallipolis. ' Day by Day" by Grades 1 and Mr. and Mrs. Roy Evall!l and ~ ~ ~~ 8 ~e· ev:: ~ith in charge of Mrs. Phil Gloho- for expenses lor the scbool. ' Larry Mitch, son of Mr. and 2 ,Pamela and Jay, of Canal Win· P ~ kar •nd Mrs. Charle• Strauss. · He also announced that the Mrs. Perry Mitch, has receiV•d . · chester arrived Sunday for a prAfte a; h · d t en- The Twilight Garden Club will Francis Asbury Camp orfer· a promotion to Specialist · 4\h New Testament readings were visit with her parents, Mr. and ed ~ ~ftsonor~ g~es : 1 celebrate Its 30th anniversary 1ng was $55 last Sunday and class Mitch Is stationed with given by Grades 5 and 6 with Mrs. Rollin Bearhs. Mr EvanSI k . ~ .•8'. ' hi~eteres dmdencoraot with a dinner Tuesday at 8:30 that material had arrived· for caetL-.uiDW an open e far·• p. m. at the Town and Country making the picnic tables to be the U. S. Army at Ft. slory .. Prayer ..Paul. •Man ofPr ayer, " •returnedhome ·m the even1118 ed with blue booties, va . , by Debbie Harbrecht. The an- land Mrs. Evans and children d nd . b pun h lnl! Restaurant. constructed by Heath Church 'd them, "At Work Beside My Fa· remained lor a week. a"nd snauts w:e:.'' serve~ io ~rs JULY !1 for the camp. Mr. and Mrs. Lee Dav• son. 1 th ' B h" b Grades I and · C all and H lr Columbus. visited Friday nlght 2 "r!ce~: ihe Yofferlory with Mr. and Mrs. PhD Wolff of Walter Bentz: Mrs .. Lowell Win· b Th~ :o~~y ~ t th Bo ----with her parents Mr and Mrs • P . . h Portsmouth and Mr. and Mrs. gel!, Mrs. Ztba Mtdltilf. Y u "' m a e ea. Emerson Jones. ,They were .,.1dedtcaho~ ol offermg by t e iChaney of Fl. Lauderdale, Fla. Mrs. Clemente Menchinl, Mro. con Service Station at 9 a.m. Theodore~~ Awarded route to Fairborn to spend flle' Rev. Alklfe and the Doxology called on Mlsa Elsie Hart and Marvin White. Mrs. Homer BBX· July 21st, go the Glass com- Bia Sohio Jackpot 'th h. t 'J · by congregation. 'other friends Saturday ter Mrs Ch· ., Jeffers Mro pany at Wtlllamstown, W. Va. ., wee I;end WI 1s parens, - r.l 1 ' · • · _ ' JULYd M G d Th · EVERY MONDAY, TUESDAY, 1 and Mrs. Frank Davidson and Presenlalions of the studies 1 Mr. and Mrs. Garth Seal of Lena Baxter. •s. Gerald A· . .. Mr. an rs. ray o.n eo· f ·1 "What we have studies." What Athens were Saturday evening bridge, Mrs. Larl Lamp, Mrs. The Mtddleporl unit of the dore of 11100 W. Grandview, Co· WEDNESDAY and THURSDAY oMml y. • 1 . 8 e, made" and "How we used dinner guests of Miss Elsie Hart Joy Jones, Mrs. Clyde White, W.C.T.U. Will meet Thursday lumhus were Winners of $11100 In 11 · ISS " ax1ne enn• u o· we · .JuIY 22 a1 the borne of last week's Soh'to 1·tcense pIaIe b s was th weekend ' it" were ·given by grades 1 and and Miss Ethel Koenig. Mrs. Roland Eastman, Mrs. Cly· evenm~, 1 Price lncludas Colo urn u f her a e t Mr and lz ' 3 and 4 and 5 and I. The Miss Susie Windon ond Leon· de Baxter, Mrs. Robert Wam Mrs. Ltlhan Stelff on S. Second· jackpot. Mark E. Baltes, deal· ~est Cob 1 &ren 1: · · h' "Th~ God of Abraham ard Pickens of Pt. Pleasant, w. er, Mia Janice Eastman, Miss ave. A potluck dtnner wtll be er sales manager of Soblo'o CoSlaw, French Frios ~ · · : ~' e~ne R. d /mn, , 1 llowed by silent Va., visited Sunday witit her Barbara McNamar and Mn. served at 6 p.m. and members lumbus sales division presented 11 8 1 0 1 M rsL ~a~h h ussel ~ 1 raiSe. lh benedicition by the sister, M 10s Ethel Koenig. Diane MarUn. are to bring a covered dish the check to the Theodores. at Broad and CoffH rs . eo m• ave re urn 1 prayer, • or an stlude Mr. and Mrs. Robert H a r· Sending gifts, but unable to and table servtce. their borne July 7th also poiDI· from the School of MISstons heid i pastor and the . g po brecht and family of Worth· . attend were Mrs. Byrne Vaugh· ill8 out the coincidence of their FRDAY, SATURDAY and SUNDAY _ $1.39 1n Delaware for represe,ntabv.es closed the service. ton were weekend guesto ~ an, Mrs. Dale Colburn, Mrs. FABIAN INJURED house number being the same of the Meth~•st Women s So""" ; . their mothers, Mrs. Raymond Donald McLeod and Miss Lu· HOLLYWOOD (UPI) -Actor- as the amount of the award. ly m Chnshan Serv1ce. 1recovermg from surgery.. She Harbrecht and Mrs Norman creUa Genhelmer. singer Fabian, 22, was treated Mr. Theodore is associated Mrs. William McGhee has was accompa~1ed to Mtddle- McCallum. · Sonday at Cedars of Lebanon with the Huntington National 1 returned from Belle. W. Va. port by her niece and fam•ly,l I Hospital for several lacerations Bank. Mrs. Theodore is -a ~here she visited with her sis·1Mr. and Mrs. Gamet FIX and Miss Kathy Wolfe was bitteu i Third Fritlny club on his right arm received when comptometer operator at the POMEROY, 0. ter. Mrs. Jane Douglas who ls idaughter, Janet of Belle. by • copperhead :make last Picnie il 61 Park he wallced through a glass door Kroger Baking Co., a graduate ·- - - - - ---week and Is a patient at Hoi· Mtlilbfn of the Third Friday at a party, of the Racine High School, and zer hospttal club held a picnic Friday even-' Attendants said doctors took the daughter of Mr. aDd Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Tom Jenkins ing at the Middleport roadside stitches in lh e entertainer's Ray Heiney, Racine: Rte. 2. and family of Dayton were re-I park. arm. The acoidonl happened They were the first large Co· cent guests of Mlsseo Ethel Following the dinner the early SUnday. lumbus winner In the Sohio and Clara Garland. group went to the home 'of Mrs. Jackpot. Mr. aod Mrs. Don Rea spent Bentz Wolfe lor a social even· BEATI'Y WEAKENS ----the weekend at thelt collage on ing. Games were played with VENTURA. Calli. (UPI)-AI· SOCIETY TO MEET the MtW<tngum River. prizes awared to Mrs. Arnold !~ants at ~emorlal CommuMrs. Homer Holter, Mfl. Hen- Hayes, Mrs. Henry Reibel, Mrs. ruty Hosphsl reported today PT. PLEASANT - 111e Masry Bullard and Miss Joan Freck· Cleland Hines and Mra. Den- that animal trainer Clyde Beat· on County Historical Soclel)l er visited Sunday altemoon ver Thoma. Others at~ndlng ty, 62. was "very serious" and will meet Monday, July lltlt . ·with Mr. and Mrs. Osmer were Mra. Dale Smith, Mr1. "gets weaker every day." at 8 p.m. at Sunnyside School Frecker, Cheshire, Route 2. Grover Erb, Mrs. Ben Neutz.. Beatty was hospitalized July All members and Interested perThey alto visited briefly with lin&, and Mrl.' Albert · Eber• 8 for treatment of cancer of sons are Invited to attend the Mro. Lucille B. Hawkins, bleb. the esophagus. meeting. 1 .. Dnored To The I ;....a....-.,..... MEIGS THEA TR£ """*""· * .................................=•• I M • Iy Ab p / I e n p,.meroy I "'"'i L Sh . Oyefte OWer Is Gt'ven J.Or Mrs Jeffers 11 I ALL~ U- CAN- EAT ! ...!J WORLD '? • 1 ( ' GAS I Air Ctlsdilioser Instil/led FDr As Litt/1 111 14 1 110per moslb* Never before has It been so easy to enjoy all the benefits and comforts of central, whol•·house air condi· tionlna. Now, no money down and 11 little as $14 per month buys and installs a whole-house Gas air con· ditioner. Certainly, there's no easier way to buy an air conditioner; and no better system than Gas. Why delay? Play it cool and Hnd in the coupon or call The Gas Company today. I COLUMBIA (lnstrt Loc1l Addrtu & Phon• Number Htrt) Please provide me with additional information about a Gu air conditioner for my homt. NAME .. lry~nt "Add-Dn" Unit o •• • ••••• ••• o • ADDRESS •• ·-• ••••• *No Down Paym1nt/ID Years To l'q tor Normal lllltlllltlln tl S.Ton • CITY • o o ••• • •••. , o .. . . . . . . o •••• • • o •• , •••••• o ••• .. o o • • • • • • •••••• •• • ••••• o •••. PHONE . ••• , ••• •• I' For Cooling, GAS Make~ ths Big Diffsrsnce ••. Costs Less, Tool I DIVORcE (~RANTED PT. PLEASANT - Two 111· vorces 11ere ll'Bnted in action of the MaSOII County Circuit Court Friday. Edwin R. BliCk· burn tras 1f8nted a dlwree t.:s~*~ was liven ·c0Idbertr to Takeover As Hope to Beat MoeIIer - UN p - l 10 M ke OU Dean's LI'st Stevenson Rests Beneath 11/mots Land he Loved Just In I... Another B~ Shipment Of BowJhy Leads Hill R"ders Jm- S.:C J I •C Out-of tow11 relaUves and friends here lor the funeral of the late Charles Hysell of Syra· cuse were Mr. and Mrs. L. F. Brammer and 100 Robert of Pltllburgil, Pa.; Mr. and Mrs. Robert Cowie; Mr. aDd Mrs. Raymond Cowie, Mr. Ray Cow· le, Mr. and Mrs. Robert !indan and lamUy of Beaver FaU1, Po.: Mr. IIIII Mrs. 'lbomas Turnbull, Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Turnbull and famUy, Mr. Lloyd Turnbull of New· Brlgbton, Pa.; Mr. and Mrs. Jack Cowie, Mr. and Mr1. J. C. Gordon and Margaret, Miss Jcanita ~· ward, Mr. and Mrs. Lester HOle, Mrs. Alma Taylor, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Ankrum', Mr. aDd Mrs. George Ankrum, Mr. and Mro. Gene Mills, and Mr. Bill Hysell, all of Columbuo. Also, Mr. and Ml'l. Ralph Badgley, Tuppers Plains; Mr. and Mrs. Charles Hyaell, and Mr. and Mrs. Robert Hysell. Middleport; Mr. aitd M·rs. Lloyd Moore, Mrs. Ed RusaoU and Mrs, Guy Rusaell ol Pome· roy : Mr. aDd Mrs. Darrell Badg· ley of Letart Falbo and Mr. and Mrs. Bllf. HID of Racine. To Get into Industry Race B'dd'•ng 0. pens J Iy 30th f -cks Stodi'es (0OLI.COOL.I(OOLI.COOL.I(OOLI. ! c Brown Se"e'n"-. Crow's Steak House WIJtJII 8tJBSI Youth Key to Symphony l n Tiwo Rome .. once ..ts •ted Athens Leaders Invl I Attend Funeral Recently lor Charles Hysell a substantia) fight." The size whether his recommendations the attacking Viet force was would include more American described as "substantial. " combat troops. In Saigon today, security po. "I cau only tell you that our bee foiled a Commuslst attempt recommendation• will be aimed to assassinate Ambassador at lulfilling our country's obit· Maxwell D. Taylor and most of gallons and commitments to A new board of public affairs for Middleport Soutlt Viet Nam's cabinet min· South Viet Nam," McNamara appointed in a meeting of council Monday night at Tm»n lsters with a powerful mine said. ball. planted near a stadium where Both the South Vietnamese Named to the board, replacing the three men who a public rally was under way. government and the U.S, mil~ had resigned after being elected on write-in votes this McNamara Retnrnln& Home tary command asked McNama· spring, were C. 0. Fisher, Don Mullen and Richard Gress. Defense Secretary Robert s. ra for more American .iOidiers Fish.er ~ccepted !he board appointment on a temporary McNatrara completed his live· to fight the anti-Communiot bas1s sm~e he. will be sworn m as the new mayor at the day fact-finding tour ot South war. end of th1s year . Viet Nom today, and headed The Communist mine found Council approved the resignations .of former boa1rd i__ ~CONDUCTOR AT WORK - Conductor Boudreau of the American Wind SyJ!lpllback to Washington io give outside the Salon Stadium was of pubhc affatrs members Ruben Collins and Walter which will appear off the boat Iandin g in Pomeroy Thursday and Friday evfl!President Johnson his recom. disarmed before it could do Bunce. The third member who had been elected by is at his exacting work preparing for the concerts here. His musicians, .U !Illmendations for further Amerf. any damage. Taylor and the write-in vot.es, George . are the best available in the world. can military involvement in tha South Vietnameae officials were Memhart, restg~ shortly Gt.bbons, Roger Morgan a n war effort. inside the stadium, attending 1 after the May pnmary, Chflor~ .Stumbo, members McNamara told newomen the rally marking the creaUon of a II was anoounced an organi· the butldmg committee, to study situatioo bad deteriorated •ince new movement to liberate zallonal .meeting of the new tile posslbtnties of a ladies rest he was here in the spring of North Viet Nam from Commu. buard wdl be held at 7:30 p.m. room being constructed at town 11164, but he refused to say nisi control. today 10 council cbambera. Any hall and a new enrance to tile --'---~~~==----- person interested in applying jail cells being built. o~ 1 , lor the position of clerk lor the - Accepted the mayor's re• , board i' invited to attend. The port of $401 lor the past motttlt./ In board is charged with collect- - Transferred 11,1100 from lng and administering the funs General to the Parking Me•t•rl Youthful Is the word for the this Thursday and Friday. Ar·1 er and conductor Robert Ru. the uner the town's Sewerage or· lund. American Wind Symphony Or· rangements for the concert bave l sell Bennett who bas beel dinance. - Agreed to pay $150 as chestra and Its founder aod been made by a committee of composing lor the group ner In other activity, Mayor Lee penses for Middleport conductor, Robert Austin Bou· culture and civic-minded riti· since ita founding - said : ATHENS, Ohio (UP!) _ Gov. James A. Rhodes Smith announced the Planning to allen<' the State dreau. zens beaded by the Pomeroy I "I've never seea a II a er pleaded with local leaders Monday to acquire industrial Commission will be asked to convention in August. Since its founding in 1957 by Chamber of Commerce. group. Tbey art all proleo. MOSCOW -ANOTHER RUS. sites around the campus "before it is too fate" as h' call a pubhc hearmg on the - Voted to combine the Conductor Boudreau, the 52 · Boudreau. the 37-~ear • old slonals. It's a delight II lieu Ulan space spectacular loomed helped mark the start of a $25 million science and eng!- town's proposed zoning ordi· Jar operating village piece barge-based Wind Orches- conductor, has assembled an them play my plect." 10 the not· too · distant neering center at Ohio University. nance. A .third reading of the aDd the Bond payment tra has achieved. international aggregation or young musicians Aside from playing from 1 today. Th~e was some specu. The governor spoke at groundbreaking ceremonies zomng ordmance could he ask· on •eotwSI of the sta~ officials. fame. Dozens of Stnnlar orches- from all parts of the USA and floating , 122·foot tong sound Ia IIon It mtgbl come off as ear· atten4ed by about 300 persons, including industrial lead- ed of . c~uncil by the planning AHimding were Mayor Smith, tras, all patterned in musical abroad. They are the finest of stage built on a converted river I) 81 M<l month.. ers, state officials, leg~slators, members of the unlver· ~rrurussmn following the hear· Councilmen George make-Up af~r the original Pitts- young (all under 30-year old ! barge, the Wind Symphony baa In quick successton on .Friday sity board of trustees and 1ng. .. Wayne GibhoDB, Gene burgh orchestra, have been or- professionals available. other unusual features. 11 bas th~ Russians •<!>•ted ftve sa~ faculty. Athens area. called lor In- .Council also approved the aDd John Zerkle and Clerk gani2ed In the nine years since Watching them rehearse his the woodwind aDd brasa inslnt· elhtes with a smgle rocket The center is designed to at. creased effort& by local leaders village budget for the next year. Grate. the original was created. new com[lOSition for the Wind ments of ~e ronvenllollli ayml!t.~n-.i!Jasled< space tract Industry to the Ohio Val- "to attract space age lndustrlea It included upected· receipts ·'l'hlo musical innovation Is Symphony entitled "Kentucky," phony: but in double, measure, heaviest workmg payload ley area. Rhodes predicted it so vitally needed in this part of of ... 211'1.1'1 and propo8ed ..., ICberJuW ..to...li3il Pomeroy the famous composer. arr&llll· (Contilltl!l '* ........t , l !~·2 tono - Into orbit With , would make Athens the "hub of the state." penses .of f85,06J. ner powerful booster roc.ket. todustrlal activity lor all of Additional business conducted Female Patients """"""'_ _ _,.,., The weekend ~pace southeastern Ohio." included: COLUMBUS (UP!) - SeDwere capped With lh_e launch- "We are stressing research I Appointment of David 01> Reported Walkaways ale Minority Leader Frank w. ~ lng ol tdrother probe mto a . so- and development in Ohio," be linger to replace Henry Clat. Klag, ().Toledo, today preJar orbit, about. the same ttme said, "and we expect from 130 -~y on tile Recreation rom· PT. PLEASANT - The Mas- dieted tbe ttl6th General AsAmericas Martner was . million to 175 million In indus- 0 Or nusston. Ohlinger's appointment on County Sheriff's department sembly would pass a reapporm ~ picture • laking trmmph try to locate 1n the Ohio Valley will expire Dec. 31, 1969. was notified Mouday of the Uonmenl plan before adjo.,. as •1 sped ]last Mars. within the nert few years. Re- ,f Accepted the resignation of COLUMBUS (UP() walk-away of five female pa- ment, and possibly before the OS search facilities at Ohio Uni· W Chart.. White as a member of Iicon circles buzzed with llents at Lakin State Hospital. I end of Ibis week TOKYO - Pl,\ESIDENT versity will serve the industries the Recreation commission. today that an effort was The women all from Wood · · WASHINGTON (UP!~ - S. Chi Minh of Communist will help attract them to Bidding I• due to begin July White's term on the commis- made to get Jack Brown, County were' listed as Mary ~,,...,.ii>I""''' "JJ0"'"'""""''",.,. preme Court Justice Arthur J. Viet Nam said today his valley." 30 for foundation studies on the sion expires Dec. 31, 1967. ertntendent of La n ca s te Ann P~ll. 43, Corda Fay Sam· Goldberg will succeed 1111 llllli are prepared to fight 20 University President Vernon $76.5 mlDion Racine Locks and - Voted to make the Citl· acbools, to run for son, 27, Ada Winters 34, Doro3 Adlm E. Stevenson u U.S. AJtlo and longer H necessary R. Alden, acknowledging the Dam project on the 0 hi o zens' National Bank the vil- next year. . thy Smithson 30 aod Martha baosador to the United Natlonl, 'r~atetsw•.,hat he called "U. s. PI· need for industrial sites in the Rtver at Letart, w. Va., It \age depository lor two years, Brown satd he had heard Hoschar. 23. President Johnson ~ • was announced today by U. S. begiDning August 23. reports but wss not a Barto E Pearson 25 Belle· today. Radio Hanoi reported that Serts. Robert C. Byrd and Jen- - Asked Councilmen Wayne date. meade w;s arrested o~ a non· . Goldberg, former labor . made the s,latement In an nings Romdolph and Rep, Republican leaders were support warrant. Pearson ex"" Ohio UruverSity today an- tary In the Ke~edy admlnlalrao dreso to the Yietnamsee , , James Kee. to be interested in Brown as cuted bond for a bearing before oounced the names of 10 stu- !ton aDd one-~ Jll!lll!l'li OCIIIDo on the 11th anniVersary of lbe work will Include core candidate for two major Justice of Peace A. M. Good· dents from M~igs county nam· sel lor the United, Stoel...n. Geneva agreements on drilling aDd hydraulic pressure ons. win within the next five days. ed to the Dean s list for the last ers Umon, stood beside na. testing. Aboot 10 per cent of First, they felt their Robert Carr, Pt. Pleasant, was semester of the 1964-65 school on the steps of the Whllil the drilling will be In the river. I date against Democratic by the city police on year. ~b~r~:'u:"!";.a wllea WA8HINGTON - A N E BLOOMINGTON, m. tUPI)- bids will be opened by the U.S. Walter Moeller !hould an intoxication charge. Freshmen must have at least ise anno~ment dt lba _.. round 01 apeculallon about Adlai E. Slevenson lay at Corps of Army Engelneers nell Earl Bowlby of Logan took from Fairfield County. Tbis a 3.0 or B average and upper· prFiankl the ' jor swltchee in Prealdenl resl today beHath the lllln- August 19. honors as the fastest rider the largest county In the classmen must have a 3.3 or a G'ldbe ng Prealdeot ... son's cabinet - with Se!~eliii'VI ols prairie be love<l. Tbe propsed dam will pro- at the Sportsman's Hill Climb loth Congressional District Poli,ee Report Two B plus average to be named to St~te ~:,er~usk~ oUfn!StedlliteNDeanalions . ~ ~-~ Only lite 111uad of locusts vide a pool with a minimum Sunday at the Meigs Motorcy- 1s Moeller's home county. Can in Collision the hst. . . . tary of sta~ George BaD lilil .... ......,..., and lite SOD& of wrens broke navigable depth of nine feet, el· cle Club grounds near Pomeroy, Second, they were said . . Those from Meigs are DIXIe residential assistant lllio retary Robert S. ~~=:~·;jibe sllODCe of Everjl'eea Mem- tending 34 miles up stream to There were S7 riders partiCI· want a candidate In the field Pomeroy pol•ce mvesUgated K. Roush. Rt. I. Langsville; 8und takiDC hit place - a orlal Cemetery, wbere Mon· the Belleville Locks and Dam paling. head off the expected a tw.<>ear acctdent on E as t Karen L. Bachner. 17> N. Third· U:~~r w~·, the late 1'116· baa drawn a blank. day old ll'lenda and tile . . project. The dam will be a non- Winners in the 200 and under of State Sen. Oakley M~tn •: a! 5 p.m. Monda~. . sl, Middleport ; Jantce L.. Tan- dent JobngF. Kennedy's lint II' Whllil House aDd Slate llall'o leaders pthered In a navigable gated atructure with I of Ironton who ran nvo ve were cars nven nehill, 916 Locust-st. Middle- pointrnent to th .,, _ _ Court. partment sources aald they lbW lrllwte to 1111 man wbo a lift of i:J feet between normal ~:' G~re Jobs Toth, first; Moeller aDd lost five years by CoDBtance Searles, Rut- port; John W. Hysell, Rt. I, e..,.._ · no lnformallon to support wae Amerlel'• nice In the lower and upper pools. Bur:O ~~dseconSped, omdDunaBIU Republtcans figured that land and Forrest Ne~gler, 44, Minersville; Alita R. Carpen· INFANT DII!S report. And It came as a eoue11 .,. udono · y, · ncer best chance to beat the Racme. Pohce satd the car ter 283 Mulberry·av Porn· G .d . lider ble ......... to Ru k • took first In the 250 c\aS9 Lewdriven by Cosstance Se I , E K P ., raves• e servrees for Aq a ·-,..se ' A IGae depaly IIOOcl pard NO QUORUM . to Nlxten second and ' BUI ter congressman would be I . ares eroy, ve . ersmger, Mul· Lou Cozart age I montha wlii •elf, accordln to close asBI~I befGre Slevea108's araV., Af· A meellng of Pomeroy vllla&e Rudder, third. • find somebody from Lancaster, sowed down lot a car m front berry Hetghts, Pomeroy; Lou- died this ,;orning m St. ales. ler !lui barlal, lllmdreds of council, scheduled for Monday Takin who could cut into Moeller's and w~ stru~k In the rear by ella Thompson. 302 SpriDg · av ·• Hospital, Parkersburg, w01 ~ to-......... walked ibro""" night was postponed beca I first In the 500 and hometown vole and at the Netgltr s vehtele. No arrests or Pomeroy ; Thomas L. Whilt held Wed sda 1 10 at SAIGON SI!GlETARY ·-...-....,. ' use up class was Doyle Disbenet ' injuries were reported Th 1691 L' 1n H · h ' ne Y a a. m. · - · 'lciNannarlal !lui olopfq eemeler]l to ollmd a quorum was larking, Attencf.. while Leon Hustler laced same time was known . · ere mco etg Is, Pomeroy; the Stiversville cemeteoy 111 ~":' ba~kbe= ~~ IDeal fcJr 1 IIOJilflll befGre ing were Mayor Charles Legar osd and Ttm Byers' ~ , : out the dlotrlct. was mmor damage 10 both ve- Thomas C. Eckersley. Reeds· Portland. Survivors include ltC day with a series of : : : - · • ~ reotlq plaee. and Councilmen Lou Poulla, IJt the ti50 and uP etas~ was blcles. ;•l~;.,~~leAIIen R. Swartz, Rt. pa7"Pots, Robert aDd 'l'belma Cij. . dallonl for further eamo ....y. Bob HyseU and Don Collms Tom Clark: second, Ray JuaWEATHER PICNIC ANNOUNCED , . zar' rtlsnd; a brother, ~ mUIIIry In 1 in Sis red 1'0101 WI'IIJlped Ia a and Clerk Edna Schoenleb. A Us, aDd third Jim ThornpliOII. Clear and C!ODUued cool Th annual . . d ba b V ter M othy, and two oisters, Ta~ 1 vo vemea1 bla<ll searf lay ...,. the special meeting may be called Bowlby r~ the fastest Jd&llt, low 41-U ll011beasl A e ptcnte an r e- e ans emolral Hospital and Roberta. Friends may 0111 Vlel Nam war. He said the~ arave. Tllelr SOIII'ce wao aol taler IItts week, the mayor time of the day, with S.Otl SO(). • soatbwesl. Wedlltsday ' ~· ~ Vall~~h~~ P Admlss.lons -k Guy . Reuter, at the Ewing Funeral home liilt· uatlOD had deterlor•ted Iince lalowa. said. onds lh ••• nd cl lu o. . ., WI e ..~.. omeroy , Jac Dodrtdge, Porn. evemng, wao last In South VietNam. ' on e ... a up aaa. " nnny, 1 Hlile warmer. day, July 22, at the Meigs coun- eroy: Dorothy Spencer,. Ractne ; - - -- Tbe defense ucretary ty fairgrounds at 6 p.m. Mem· Mary Cundiff, Mason; Leon- Meiga General HaBJillll Admissions Gretta CuJta. Ia I8J wbethlr the recoJiliDODo e ben are io brjng their favorite ard Bass, Syracuse. dlliodl . Included covered dish. The chicken will Dlscbarges- Willia Williams, ban, Racine; Ellsabelb Haw· American combat troopo. .,._ I c;. prepared on the grounds, Pomeroy; lola Daughterly, ley, Middleport ; Oonaid V1 1 !Ill on1J teD you that our reaccording to Past ColllllUIDder shire; Norma Hawthorne, Cooney, McArthur. ., COIIIlllllldatlodl wUl be almed By Bellalo Jeaes cars at a lime. ant, children of Mr. and Mrs. W. R, Hayes. Bottom, Dlscltarges - lola Wllloll. lullllllng nur conatry'1 Carl. W. Mattox, - of the .Mr. Mattox as one of Olbo Mattox. He and hla Reedsville; James Bland, Welt Columbl8. tloqflild llOIDIIIItnilnll to dwindling nmnbei' ·of "old rail· "old rallroad~rs " worked Edlla. have made plans to travVJet Nim," .MeN~~ roaders" 11bo came here from . bnura under oft~ el and . vistt with lbe1r family ooo newlllllll before taking off for West Vlr&lnla. a veteran New concUUoni. Mr. Mallo1 fin... tt and In his worda, "put in 1111 LOCAL TEMPS IVaalllqton at the eud of allv• York Central Railroad train· bard to believe tltat the buatHng remainder of bls dtys llablng The temperature In Polnei'IIJ'••" CHESHUNT, Entland CUPII - CoMtabl• Ron lay fact.fbJdlnl mlaslon. . . retired June 30 alter 4S "lloblon'.' o1 years aco e11sts htmtibl, aDd viidtlng with dislrtct at ll:SS L ... lyres, 31, lost an Nr to a hungry horse Monday. 71 dqrees Ullder ~ . . · years service. tto - · jtlll It diJDe, a cblldren asd arandchlldrea. • Th• poiiCIIMft and his two childl'ln wen fNcl. skies. VIN'1\Jll.t, CALIF Mr. Mattox, 141 .Braodway, worken, and i!I!IPI)' lracb During his raJ'""""'"" career, lng bi'Nd.to 1M hom, 1 2-yQr-old ll!llllld "Joe Boy," ~.·"~ ~~ ol Mlcldieptn, betim bls !I!IR wllb maiD. ''1ft tleCldeil to call be also worked·:;; Toledo hi a· fl11d nNr their hom&. Ey,... loenl down to ,... •fi . _ ......... tho railroad Sept II, ~. l!bell qulil willie he was "•till ahead" aDd Col. lor a1x )'el1'l aDd lbo "'diMlllmYip,• pi- of lriacl 1M hol'll hid *-fap•d and Itt the.Amtrlca·lhal ' the small steam ~ ,.... and dOt.~ Ill lbe thiiiJII Erie Railroad at Marion tor off went his ur. 1ao mort. · 1ft 1191!, hauling about 40 to 41. .lime wwld J!Ol. PermiL ·blm a1x 10011ths · .,. unfortunltll accld111l,H Eyr11 Aid • · To I jllloptlltetr In can over ~ ralla. 1bl1 ~ ill do before~ 1 · • Mr• .lllld · Mrs. Mallot bave John Wallie, 1 rag tiNier. !hollland bamleti of . co!lll'aBI to the !ll'ftellt · 11111 1 ·~~~::, ~ lit· tile lti!OI, , lht New Yort Central i'l hor11 and hil hae n - blf. CI.Ydt Natty altlne to aeven delael en~ 1M llllltnl1 at 1 I AppI•Icants {or CJerks1np • JDVIte • dto Appear Tomg• ht SAJGO~ CUPI) - Commu· cis! guerrillas today laid siege to the U.S. Army Spec18l Forces camp at Bu Dop 85 miles north of SalfiOII. A u.s. military spo~ .. man r~ported ~eavy los· ses arrong "" Amenc~ns and 200 Vietnamese detendmg JUngle outpost. A ~mplete casualty report was Withheld, but the spokes. man said a number of Amerl· cans and Vietnamese ~ere killed and wounded. Amertcan planes counter-attacked In attempt to lift the siege, and heavy fighting was reported. '111$ spokesman said the defenders were "putting up "AI I \ FIVE TUESDAY, JULY 20, 1965 ew Public Affairs Board IS Name • Lcsses Heavy Ill Viet .Cong Seige SOCIAL CALENDAR Worship Led by Pupils Attending Sh I Umfed MethOdiSt Church POMEROY..WDDIBORT. OHIO • , * lnmeau 01 The MeipMtuOn .4,... ------------------------------~~~------------~--~---------------------~ I * • entt , VOL XVII NO. 78 Ernest ! • l;.. J;,... r:n; 'flJd ROl•troader ' l,.la Jl tt VII o·¥ R. ell ..ns ~ •J~11· White Comblpun Percales . . . . Colored Percales .·~ . Ear Lost Floral Ptrcal11 . . . . Striped Percalta =' · And All Slaa In CANNON FINE MUSLIN BED SHEETS • PIRST JIILOOR ELBERfELDS IM P~MfROY '; i(, lib ·, ' platntll1 bllnplrll'f ' · •· ~' !ri ' art Ill lllllr lnfllll cltUdru. •.__ _ _ _ _ _......_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _,.if;ii. :t_...;.l ·• ' r .}:, ·101111!\ - ,-• ... \' • • · liiiT • ·• · l: to Hungry Horse �• • .'\ • Dodgers Win Fifth Straight ' ' Tit~ Daily A Very Special tootprmt Voice of Broadway ••• reporting · !ftpntinf•l COMMENH~ liNG - EDITOR! AU Y By DOROTHY KILGALLEN . Money For Education THERE wUl be some hard licks put in ; .. by school administrators in this county, and throughout the nat10n m the period that ends m August to map out programs tor spendmg the over $40 million that has been allocated to Ohio schools under the Education Act ot 1965. A great <!eal will depend on the abtlll y and creativity of administrators to come up with programs, maml y lor the und er· priviliged to get these funds , and these programs must be submitted and ready to go when federal money is appropri· ated by Congress in August. lf enough programs are presented, and they are accepted all of the money wUl be used, bot if they do not meet the requirements of the federal act the money wiD revert' back to the federal government if tlie counties do not use it. Jt should not be hard for most achooll in southeastern Ohio to plan programs that are essentiaL One of the crying needs i.s to provtde first rate li· braries in schools. Many of . them are aadly lacking lD thi.s regard, and there is a big gap in needed teaching atds that are available in the more affluent com· munities. After the federal money is ap· propnated regulations govermng how the money is to be used by districts In the states. One top Ohio school official says that we will not be able to use all o! the money that has been allocated. The milia! requests made to the federal government will in a large measure de· !ermine the future course of federal as· sistance in the years that lie ahead ) or such federal aid. There is supposed to be a close eval· uatioo of the programs accepted under the act, to determine whether they are effective accordmg to standards of the U. S. Office of Education, but we !eel that any type of improvement m spend· ing the money wtll have little trouble meeting the standards Alter seeing the way the govemment throws money Into channels there is little to be feared that schools will go hog wild m grand01se schemes just to spend what is handed out. The average school has had to limp along on limited budgets, and the habits formed d~ring the yeam of austerity will not cause them to ge ove rboard in this regard . It is interesting to Jearn what the Ohio Department ot EducatiOn plans to spend the funds it gets. One is to ha•e a study of teacher education programs . This is a matter that is being hit, and hit hard by writers all over the country. We are always lealy ot studies, a mode that is !ollo~ed to a very .extended de· gree not only in lhe field of education but many others, and we have always thought that very little comes from them. Teacher education has been due for an overhauling for many years, and we would favor a commission empowered to make the needed changes without anv . prolonged period of spending on a study by professional educators, who are far too often unrealistic. Another plan is to bring about a modification of th e industrial arts program . Some of the pro· j!rams in that field have not changed since we were in school 40 yea rs ago, and if anything need• updating thi s is the one. lls present program in most srhools is like comnarin~ the horse and hu~~ days with the atomic and spare age. Other plans inrlude an instrument for measuring qualitv education. an e~­ pansion of research and develonment of pnhlir ifnformation servire within the rl•nartment Th• lattPr is n••rled more on the local level than the state. As o! this writing, Mark reason tor tlle!r problems. She, Herron Is still involved In Judy especially, has asked that they GArland's private Iii•, despit~ understand the reason lor their renorts to the rontrary . Her problems, She, especiall), has re•ervation> at the swank R.. asked bim not to make any legency tncluoe a suite for her 1a1 moves before consulting her anJ a nearby room tor ber long· Arthur Loew Jr., once slatlime "llance " ed to be Natalie Wood's huttnlimales ol the lale Adlai band, has cooled bls romanCt! Stevenson are convinced that he with young Portland Mason, would have resigne<' his post as daughter of ~ames and Pa·nela Ambassador to the United Na· Alan Jones' doctors have tions belore tbe y~ar was up, asked him to slow down if be had Jived. Another key Producer Stanley Kramer has diplomat Is on the verge o! ten- put in 1 bld lor the !ICreen derlng his resi!lllation to the rights 10 "Fiddler on the Roof" White House. and would like to film the musLaurence Harvey, who was leal in Russia using the Molsey• to have made hi• musical debut ev dancers. tWell, whatever he In Jule Styne'o upcoming Broad' thinks o! bas to be better than way show, is reported 10 have the present overrated version. bowed out . . l'bere' s a wow of This desk haa been llooded with an heroic war lllm on the hor- letlers from reader• who have lzon - 2oth Century-Fox'• waited months to gel seats to •·weekend at Dunkirk." Those "Fiddler," only to be bored to who've seen previews say• it 1 tears. Don't blame me kiddos; a stunner, from the acting to you took the word of the classy the cinematography V I e critics who think Zero Mostel Damone bas switched mana~t deserves an award for just era again. It's Norman Ros• showing up at the tlleatre.l mont now . . Alan Jay Lerner Columbia Pictures II about 1roans that there'• not a chance to announce a fabulous deal ol a reconciliation with his wile. with Jack Lemmon tbal will set 11 was Micheline's triendl him up, financially. for llfe .Jiround llle Beverly Htlls Hotel not that he'o doing badly at the pool who were the opttmlsts, moment ... ·There'• a rumor believing the "You never caD that some o! the Frank Sinatra tell what will happen" conver- pals, locludlng Skinney D' Amasa lions. to, are negotiating to take over John Derek and Ursula AD- tbe closed lnternatlonal Pa· benelilled by X • ray therapy, dress have expressed a strong trlcla Neal, now in her house the terminal ileum. The cause is unknwn bul nervous tension sulfa drugs and antispoumod- desire to save tlletr marriage, Ia England, still Is Dot recelv· and a diet high in roughage will ics. Surgical removal o! the af. now that they understand the lng visltors.:---;--;--:co:-=::: aggravate it. A high - protein fected portion of the bowel may 2-Daily Sentinel, Pomt!roy·Middleport, 0., July 20, 1961> low • residue diet should be give temporary relief but reCurrences are sO common most followed faithfully . doctors advise against tt. Some victims have be e n ·~ Today's .Medical Report By Wayne G. Brandstadt, M.D. Cat scratd1 fev er is an unfo rtun a lf ~ misnomer tha t hts beer1 r esponsible for scarin g more people than it has helped. This disease is caused by a vtrus that ts l'Omrnun Lhrough· out our environment T hu s, the disease, might just as well be called thorn fever or pin scratch lever. In other words, if the virus is on your skin or on the object that scratches you, you may develop the disease. At the onset, the vi ctim ma y have a mild heada che with fev. er .~:md general peplessness. A Marlene Dietrich contlnueti II be frightened of the New ¥ork audiences - or reviewero. Hw "An Evening W"" Marlent Dietrich" has been barked lor a London tour starting Aut. 7, wllh European dates to ·toll ow, but no one h&! been able to of· fer enough money to lure her in!<. a Gotham performance The carr comedians are begi~ nin~ to eliminate the water shortage jokes. They haven'\ beeL ~etling laughs; apparent!) too many · cu•tom"rs don't think t~e situation Is Iunny. A famous and beautiful belre" Is having predictable problems with )ler most recent of m•ny husbands There's a new, o!!icial·looklng brmb sheJ. ter si~m on the market. It reads: "In The Event o! Nuclear Attack, This Shelter Will Be Useless" Les Crane Is ou~ ot the discotheque called Ou: Place - which was a good bet llle night II opened - but his ex·wife, Eve, Is still willing lo struggle with It The stoc!Go holders voted her In over Nora Hayden because they liked Eve'l Ideas about running tbe club. A disinterested but friendly observer would devoutly hope that her Idea• Included cancelling llle loud music policy; that stea· kery-type room just isn't meaol to be a discollleque. Times Square has been dubbed " the World's Fair Annex" by Midtown merchants, who complain that tourists are. n't spending much more in lhlll area than they are at Flu~ ing Meadows . . . Dlahann Carroll and Sidney Poilier have taken a New York apartment for September oecupancy, confirming an item here two years ago, based on the flat statement or one of their friends: "They will l!e married'' _.... card when she gels going. That's all It took lor I he Sheila Sullvan, who understud· gang to start saying, "'Well ies Paula Wayne In "Golden snap my girdle and call me Boy," was told she had won the Myrtle" every time they see leading female role Ia the up. me. I trY to laugh it off. Could coming Broadway musical veryou please say something about sion o! "Picnic." So she went incpnsiderate mothers? & MY· on a vacation 1o relax and reRA joice - And returned to CllSCI)V• Dear Myra: er sbe had lost the coveted part Inconsiderate 1o another actress. How about daughters? MGM has scheduled the world When you leave a woman premiere of David Lean's "[)oo. without visible means ot sup- tor Zhlvago for Wednesday, Dec. port, you can't expect her to 22 - simultaneously lD New support you with silence ..... . York and Los Angeles. Thl And you'd better be ilBd yQur guetlt list is being drawn up aJ. mother'• sense of homo~;. had a ready, because the studio estwo • way stretch, or you'd be pecls II to be the most festive not only kidded but arounded! opening nlgl11 in the history of H. Metro. Omar Shatlf ·and GeraJ. Dear Helen: dine Chaplin have promi!ed II I am ilmost 15 and wiU be attend the New York gala • in blgh achool next year. My best !riendl are all golnc steady and sneak around behind their parents' backl. They "maka out" all the time in public. 'lbey say I'm a prude because DIVOTE& TO INTIIU1 01' MIIGI MAlON IIIU I have no desire to do things like this thJt would make my parentl BBhamed of me, or would make me asbamed of myself. I don't want to "maltt out" wltb any old boy just to be one of -the crowd. I don 't even want to date a boy tUi ( find out ( really Uke him. My friends say I'm too "picky" and will never be popular. Am I a HELEN HELP US! Telet'ision Rev11e l - - by Heleft Bottel-..... This column 15 for young pec.ple, their problems and plea• ores, their troubles aod tun. A• with the rest of Helen Help US!, it welcomes laughs but won't dodge a serious questioa with a brush • oH. Send your teen-age questions to Youth Asked For It, cart of Helen Help US! this newspaper. hooked - because the ~erleo II By RICK DU BROW now generally good, ~uiet, BritUaited Pre81 lalernational infected bhc.ler thai may be lsb·lailor·made cloak-and-dag. HOLLYWOOD IUPI! - The mtstaken lor an insett btte or ger stuff. And professionally a pimple. Several days later, spec ial ch.11raderistics of a nathe lymph nodes in the region tion quite naturally permeate made B·movie type thrillers art of the sc ratch may become en- tis art forms. Thus, the ~· rench an always welcome entertaiDment. I wml't leU you tbat "S... larged and tender. These nodes are so argumentative that even may remain sore long after the thei r Jove sor.gs sound like chal- ere! Agent'' is great stuff, be- Tblrd nme'o Tbe Charm headache and fever have sub- lenges as often as not. Thus. cause it isn't: Last Saturday's Dear Helen : sided . Because it is important the British are so understated story was typical as McGoohan Thll is the third lilne r .. to rule out a more serious con- that they almost logically excel tracked a supposed spy lo ID written and I wish you'd answer dition such as tularemia, skin at the quiet tautness useful in island of Scots, and then found in your column, althougb I that some missing papers wert tuherculosis and Hodgkin's di s· spy-nd-secret-agenl films. doubt very much this will ever All of the above beating oimpty misplaced by a govern- reach your bands or be read ease. a skm lest should be around the bush is an attempt ment officiaL II wu pleasant by you anyway! to clinch the di(l~nosis. lightweight diversion. Tbe treatmeot con!!ists of op- to ROften and ease into the What would you do with a laI like "Secret Agent" better ther Uke this? I am 18 and he ening and draining the initial shame-fared con!essiun that I sore in some cases and glvinl have been hooked by a secret than "The Man From U.N.· cosstanUy pampers over me prednisonr or a related steroid agent," and it is seen for an C.L.E." and "The Rogues" be- Wte a little child. lle'1 alwaye hormone. Antibiotics are Rome- hour each Saturday ntghl on cause I don't get the feellnc ltll8eatinc lhing1. He tella me time! given to control a sec- CBS. It is British-made, star· that the produciOn is emphaslz. to go play baseball, come aee a al the uelhborbood ondary intection but are U!Ually ring one Patrick McGoohan, ing, "Aren't we sophisticated? arne which is an lrnplalll!ible and Aren't we clever? Aren't w1 field, 0 lee I friend, etc. t'l nol required. Seve ral people have asked me wonderful name; it began In just too 1930-ish, MGM·Ish old- almost driving w crazy and what shou ld be done with the April as a replacement series, days in our production ·quality?• u a result, I have acted very cal, ass umin ~ tha t a ca t scratch anJ although it will go ott in There are no famoUJ names to cold and unpleasant to'Narda or bite did mdeed start the di:t- the fall it h8ll done well enough distract from the otory. I bave him. It's not that I tlon'l like talking to bim, but I tbiak be'1 ease. Sinre the cat i!! not a 10 be considered as a replace- fun watching. got the wrong approach. -KEN ment once again this comine carrier in the true sense and Tbe Cbaaoel Swim: "Somt 1no address 1 the whole thmg was an accident season. What I am really shame-laced Friends of Adlai Stevenson," a Dear Ken: no thing need be rlone. Your vetI aee your point -a 16-yearabout is that I am reversing the one-hour lribote to !he former erinarian can neither vaccinate old II long past the Litde the cat against this disease nor view I expressed after the presidential candidate who died League "Why don't you rua disinfect him . Belter gel him a premiere, which didn't thrill last week, II scheduled lor CBSscratching post to sharpen his 1 ' • although I liked McGoohan TV at 10 p.m. EDT today . • .Tbt outside and play?" stasa. But claws on and train him to lay even then. But I have cause for broadcast, whicb II to be video- I aee from your first parqrapb -PRUDE? off scratching or biting the my reversal · when "Secret taped this afternoon with the that you've got 1 lot to learn Dtar Prude?: Agent" made it. debut, II came help of the Early Bird sateiUte, about "approachel." Seema you hand that feeds him. Definitely not! You've got the on as another James Bond will include Vice President expect adults to Jump when you right ldnd of pride - but not spoof, of which there are too Humphrey and Secretary of La- BDap your fingers, bUt whell the best kind of friends : glriJ Q - What Is terminal Ileitis' What cuaees it? Is a diet nee· rr.any , and as l explained at the bor Willard Wirtz in Washing- THEY do tho S118estln, it'• who would give anything to bt essary' What other treatment time, l fell surfeited, perhaps ton ; Brilisb Prime Minister llrictly "Babysville." popular - usually dol -H. !nltead o! collllnS up cold aod because murder and anxious Harold Wilson In London, and is recommended ' A - Whereas "terminal pneu- women are so much a part of Archibald MacLelsh, Pulltzer unpleasant. (und probably like monia" refers to your last daya my ordinary daily life. Prize poet and former librarian a hunry statue), wily not gel on earth, ''terminal ileitis'' re·Since the debut, however, "Se· o! CongreSI!, in New York. .• 10 bUJY your lather won't wor· ry about keeping you amuOl!d !ers to nothing so ominous. It crel Agent" has tended to move Eric Sevaried and Charles Ku- and out of the house? Scout for io an inflammation of lhe last away from the Bond spoof style, rait are the a•chormen in Loll:" • IIIIJDIIIer lob or take over portion o! th& small Intestine- and that is how I have been don and New York reopectlvely, more of tha heavy - k at home, Keep active, b u t Do It Time don't bomb around with guy• who drag Main looking for the action. Switch off that transisSTOP SltiNS, wARNING SIGNS So wRMLEY 1s vERY suPERSTITIOUS· .. A tor radio and READ someAND ~E LIKE ... ~OSE f.IE JI'UTS NO BROKE:N MIRROR, SPILLEI7 SALT, OR A thing worthwhile. STOCK IN AT ALL, AT ALL •• ••• BLACK CAT Al-117 HE'S ALL SHOOK UP··· fn other worda, show the, family you're a young adult -.\ SLACK. and they'D soon atop treaUnt A SI0N WE'RE you as a cblld. It takel educa· 0QNNA HAVE BAD Uon, !rom both sides! - H. C'MON!! WE 00iiA uap My Glnlle tad CaD Me TRACK SACK AN' GO AN01HER WAY.'.' ~~ntm~ MJI'IIa. Dtar Helen: You won't believe thfl but It lllppened and rm so elllbarsearch rn ny then reveR I a sm all THE DAILY SENTINR By Jimmy Hado Every I I senators Ron Into D0dson, LOSt 4..(); JDd"laDS wIll 7-6 ~ , Ilardi and " lleca1111 lllf bod7 laulfied II a lUI Me}e f'IDed $500 G' 5 'I ! 1 ·· 16. An~::d: ~o~~:::'e:· ~'Then . y k T• . Je • tandings Ill M"ddJ I eport '• s Balli more al Cleveland (night)- Cuellar (t·l) vs. Kou· (night) - McNally 14-4 ) VB. fax 116-3), Terry (9-3~ . Chicago at San Francisco(Only game5 scheduled ) Jackson (8·lt l vs . Shaw 18-6). Wednesday's Games Wednesday's Games Cleveland at O.troit 2, twi-night New York at Pittsburgh, night Los Angeles at Wash, night 1 Philadelphia at Chicago KC1ty at Baltimore 2, twi-nighll St. Louis at Houston, night Chtcago at New York , twilight Mtiwaukee at Los Ang. night Mmnesota at Boston 2, twi-night Cincinnati at San Francjsco everywhere and Cheshire start· ed throwing it everywhere. This added up to a final 15-4 count. Arrington opened on the mound !or Dunlops. gave way to Hickinhottom in the third, who mow. ed down Cheshire with no hits in his tour innings o! Ills! ball throwing. Dauherty started for Chesh· --- --- VACATION AUTO REPAIR • Huvy Duty Long w..ring ALLOY COATED STEEL MUFFLERS BY HAVILAND >rd Chtvy Plymouth 12.88 5 FREE MUFFLER INSPECTION GLASS PACK OR STANDARD MUFFLERS ss.ssNO CHARGE FOR INSTALLATION z BRAKE SHOES HEAVY DUTY LINING BY BENDIX WHEELS INSTALLED The Yankees of Middleport lied it all up again Monday evening with an 8-hit, 12-Z viclory over the Braves, Rick VanMeter holding the Braves to three hits, two oingleo by Dave Boyd and one by Mike Sayre. The Yanks ond Redlegs each have three !osseo this season . The Braves held a brief lead in tlle first inning when Boyd'o lir•l hit, a line shot iniD center got through the fielder and went for four bases. The grand tour by Boyd drew ohs and ahs u the husky first sacker stomped h.<trd on each bag since he had been "arcus· ed" of missing one or more bags in previous similar achievements with lhe bal. "I didn't miss a one this time " he reported lo Manag· ers Don Lowery and Buddy Moore, on his return. But Boyd and Sayre'o three bits were not enough as 8 hits were collected by Yanks of! Gary Slaven, Braves' pitcher, Some were o! the big variety too, with Chip Haggerty gel· ting a double and single. Gene Powell a homer and single. VanMeter a homer, Alan Con· ningham a horner. Hayman a double, and Hysell a single. Van Meier fanned 7 walked : 4. Slaven fanned 3, walked 4. 1 Braves .. .. . .. . 100 100 - 2 Sl Yankees ....... 250 32X- 12 1 I Slaven and Vaughan. Van Meter •nd Powell. Umpirea: A. Slobarl. plate; C. W. Sear· . FALSE TEETH . · :he See your Plymouth Dealin' Man during Plymouth sales are booming, so we want to share our success with you I • Terriflc Deals! • Big Trade-in Allowances! • Immediate Detivery I les, bases. Wheel Cup And Master Cylinder Kit lnst•lled with Br1ka Job 1t Re1son1ble Addition1l Cost. HEAVY DUTY DOUBLE ACTION SHOCKS I 2 INSTALLED FOR ONLY 12.99· 5 e FISHING TACKLE ·e PICNIC SUPPLIES e POOL SUPPLIES AT ' MAIN ST. SALE PRICES s I'OMEROY ZURICH, Switzerland (UP[)Ihe International Federation of Football Associationa (FIFA) bas suspended Central Africa Chas, Guinea. Kenya, Lebano~ and Nigeria !or non-payment of dues. The Almaaae By UDited Prest lllterudonal Today Is Tuesday, July 20th, IIJe 20lst day of 1986 with IM lA! follow. The moon 11 approachinc ltJ! 1 last quarter. The morning stars ano Saturn 1 and Jupiter. , The evening stars are Venua : and Mars. , Sir Edmund HUiary, one o! I the Ifni men to conquer Mount Everest, was born on this day , in 1919. On thio day in history : In 1894, federal troops were wlthdraWII from CIIicaro as the poftr of lhe Pullman strikers was broken. The protest waa over reduced wages. In 1940, Congress approved 8 · 399 f4 billion apprnprlatlotl bill mak· t lDa poulblt I twOfitllll N&Vf.l LOTS Of GOOD LATE-MODEL USED CARS, TOO! / 1 SPARK PLUG AND TUNE-UP KIT . Well when lhe came after me at the pllty, right In front of my friends (boys tool lhe said real loud, "Myra, have you pi on my · . l'?" And then ahl went on bout her m aJ Lt'ne Scores Day SnspenSIOD • dlt without temnc h~ because I dldn~ tbink lhe'd be using II that day - and ben II better than mile wblch I pulled a bole ill. I NGS Sur niiSed 1 eould 'die. I borrowed my mother'a SAN FRANCISCO <UPI I - ,bas a spot already reserved for 'Chub! Feeney picked ~P .1111; , Warren Spahn wherever you lttrn "' C•ndlestick Park. phone. talked "about 10. lllirt, are, hurry to San francisco . t-tow all he needs to do is get utes" .to Warren iq, hi$ Loal,1 ~:.r Maybe the Braves and Mets !tere and tast Island, N. Y., home and llit : t don't care, but the Giants sure, The Gtan l8. who need a lefl. two quicltly agreed to teniO:?' do. inander In their starting rotation Warren told us be tbldll''llt In fact, they are getting the .ahoul as mul'h as a rookie still ean pitch in tbe DIIPJ red carpel out and plan to needs his next paycheck . and we lllink be can, too," 'aaltl 1 throw in all the trimmings as Ipicked up ipahn Monday sbort- Feeney. "Where he II Uled- j well. jty alter waivers on bim expired either as a starter or relllver. , •and the Mels turned him loose. depeods on AUna&er BeAnd II baseball' greatest left· Giants Vice President Charles Franks." hamler gets here m time he -- --- -. You'n ben •hlanlnl y0111'101f might be in action laster than Daily Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0., July 20, 1965-1 .. IIJe water pip aaalo?" he thought. - - - - - --· The 44-year-old Spahnie, cut Winner-Ellsworth (11·5). Lotloose by the Mels 10 make er _ Sanford (4-4\. HR - Wiroom for their youth movement, Iiams (14th). a fantastic display of base Angeles Aogels &-2, Kansas City broke a personal four-&Ule losthievery all season, but in the defeated the Chicago While Sox in~ streak by holding the Reds last 12 games be has been ti~ 6-3, Cleveland blanked Balli- 10 sii hits. Donn Clendenon ril tie short o! sensationaL During more S.O, Boston tripped New hia Dinth homer for the Plralel the span, Wills has stolen 13 York 3-1 and Washington while- and Roberto Clemente and Bill bases and raised his baltin av· washed Detroit ~ ia AL a~ Mazeroskl each chipped in wllb erage from .256 to .2!10, hitting lion . two hils and an r.b.i. oil loser a torrid .481. Breaks Losing Streak :Joe NuxhaiL Tommy Harper Johnson hurled llle first shut- Pittsburllh'• Vernon Law homered for the Reds' ooly run. out for a Milwa9kee pitcher this season, winning his fourth o straight with a 6-0 triumph over the New York Mets Monday night, while Willa tripled home W/" two run. aod scored another to lead Los Angeles to an 8-3 dec. slon over Houston. Middleport's Boys League ire, 18VO way to J. Louden fD In other National League third place Red Sor with Dave the lourth . . Henson o! Uleshire _,.,...,~'""' American 4 Leaue games, Chicago stopped San er of pltchin • lll>hll, no-ran waa top bitter wlth a double COLUMBUS (UP!) - Em· Wash lll 300 000- 8 10 0 New York 000 000 000- 0 7 • Francisco 6-2, Pittsbt·rg11 htld Dodson coiDlng withtn a whisk· and two smgles. , IVeO melt Eben~ack, a driver from Detroit Ollll 000 000- o 3 Oi Milw 200 201 Olx- 6 7 I off r'ircinnati 3-1 and Philadel· game, knocked out the Gaiiipo. RACKETf WINS . Oriega 110-81 and Zimmer -! Fisher, Musgraves (5), Rlcbo phi< toppled St. Louis 5-2. lis league-leading. Senators 4-ll O.nnis llackett, a le!thand· ~::=~UI~nd ~:.~:~las~;:: Lotich, Pena •31. Nischw itz 141. 1ardson, 17 ) and Cannizzaro, Minnesota. the American Monday evemng In the fourth er, sc.ttered nine hils in win· and lbird once In live ... rts Fox 191 and Freehan. Loser- Stephenson r5}. Johnson llfl.f) League leader, defeated the Los mght of play o! the Kyger nlng 7-6 over James McComb Loli ch i9-5 o. HRs - Hamlin 2 and Oliver. Loser - Fisher t• Creek Little ~:"ague tournament. although ~e and his mule~ got MINNEAPOLIS • ST PAULl Monday night at Scioto Downs 'lntl anti :Jrrl '. I k id Olllloo. 'l I. HRs - Alou (15th!, AarAnolber Middle(!Orlleam, the only 2 hits oil lluffman. tb e IUPII - Sam Mele watched Mon-. to ·lrengthen his c'aim as the ' '"' ' lXIII'. Malilews 11\llh J. Tor· !ndl8no, which had won only starter and Gleason who re· day 's game with Los .~ngeles ! leading driver at the track. Lus Ang 010 I!HI IIIII 1 l I ' '" ' IP.tlo t. one game all summer. came . '. lh . h _, from 8 private bo_x high above[ He wo1 tbe se£orid with ,Minn 2011 tlHI mx ~ 9 U 0111 llltl 1110- 3 12 0 . d m . the bot!om ol. 1tIeveo m . e SIX! with two on. Metropolitan Stadium. . lhe •th . h I f}l t k ·,r•~co, wt.,.•• , Ch an1·e tiHi l <Hl .o u kud~(· r~ Pills Irom bem h . th . . to d f t J wo runs m tying t e score at T 'II tb nd th lb p 7 0 d ., e ea ames -6, and aJilbody out. 11 ea er a e seven erry 1 · 1 <Jil Dlnl lllt> rm<m C111 iOIJ uuo uno~ 1 6 0 th e s1x mnmg 6 W'lh D If Cr . McComb ot Pl. Pleasant 7-6 th' db Mele, manager of the Ameri·j .... ilh ~bbr Vo to pus' his total 1HH s - Ki lk brrw ' 17 th' · \cl "' 19-91 and Pagliaroni. u a1g Ir Cun. ase . can League-leading Minnesota · . In the other g,ame last e~en· and 1the count 2- on on Paul h • victories to Jl . He also bas cock r!.tU11, F•·ego.~J I!Uir r. trt ll .\IcCool (\j) i:f.Od Ed· 2 1 Ing Pt. Pleasants Dunlop Tires ningharn Cr . t h Twms. will probably follow ej five seconds and nine thirds '"" us Lo«·r - Nuxhall <6-3~. 1 orne on sante schedule unltl he's back ! ia his 4i slarls became the first Point team to • ai s oe Boston 020 OIU 01111 3 Ill I fil ls- H >~rpe r Illl hi, ClendenAmerlcn League National League ur · (' t nd 1 b the throwback to the pttcher, in uniform July 24 · Coach Hat, 'rho !ealure' eighth rare New York 0011 OliO11110 I 5 I nn '9\hJ. s v1ve 1rs rou pay y up- winning th . . ndl" lu1l , 1 1 W. L. Pet. GB w. L. Pel. GB ending the Cheshire Tigers 15- For the Ie d·g :'eit k 11 d ~arago~. " ~a mg " c j w.nt lo Forner Special. owu· I Lunborg 16- IO J and Ti1lm• n Minnesota 46 33 .629 .. Los Angeles 56 38 .596 . · bled and p~ '';.,ullena~i~gledou· "urmg " a sence.l d d' ed by Doris Kirk ef Washing· ,Boulon. Ramos (5 1. ll" m111o n Ph1la Oil ! 003 OJO- 5 10 t Cleveland 52 36 .591 312 Cincinnati J. Davis o! the Senators, with . · sual 1Y a m I -mannere lor C. H. The 3-year-old lilly 161. Ren1ll >91 aod llooward St i.ou i> n!NI l\111 tOO- 2 7 z 52 Chicago 5t 37 .580 412 Milwaukee 48 39 40 . 5!~ 212 > two out in lbe bottom or the :op McComb hitler was Huff. man, Mele gol the beave-ho m, !lnlshed Z lengths in front to Loser Houl cn <4-I OL Shor: tll -7' and Dal rymple. 1 5 llallmwra ol 37 .580 412 San Francisco 7 40 ' sixth, bunted perfectly down the man with two stngles and a dou- Sunday's first game o! a doubt.. poy $7.118, $3.60 and $3. Direct \\' ushburn. Sadecki (7), Schultz Detroit 47 39 .547 712 Philadelphia 447 42 ::~ 512 612 firsl base line to gel the only ble. McCombcommtlled SIX er· header with Los Angeles aller pay $7.81, $3.60 and$.>. Direct Balli 111111 tliKIIIliO- 0 4 0 ,g, Woodeshiek '81 a nd M.,. New York 44 48 .478 1312 Sl. Louis 45 46 .495 912 hit off Dodson. No play could roHrs, klhetl lfndiands flolur. !ked he becamlet engathged m a pu~hl·l Grapes retomed $UO and Cleve 31111 002 llllx- 5 9 I 'Carver. Loser - Washburn 15Los Angeles 42 49 .462 15 Pittsburgh 46 47 .495 9'0. be made on Ihe ball. Dodson fanac e anne. • wa mg con es WI . umpire ol $2.80 and lrisb Aire $4. Barber, Roberts 11 •, L•rsen '71. 11H - .lohn"n 15th 1. Washinglon 38 53 .418 19 Chicago 42 50 .m 13 ned 10, walked nobody, hi one. McComb pitchers, much Valentme. Amencan . League , .... 181 ano Orsino. Slange '5·1• llouslon Oil 010 ll1JO- 9 t J Boston 33 54 .379 22 Houston ~0 48 .455 13 nobody, tacing only one batter more liberal. tanned 12, but they President Joe Cromn lined Mele! " .. ,_,,.,,.. ,and Azcue. Loser -- Barbt•r 17· l.ns Ang llll 015 OOx- 8 10 2 Kansas City 28 56 .333 25\2 New York 29 62 .319 25'1o over the regulation 18 when walked 10 whtch was their un- $500 ~nd su3pended him lor , . ··17). HR - Hi nlun 19lh 1. .~ nllebarl. Mackenzie (61 and Mondsy's Results Beep Mathews was safe on an domg. . . live da)s. ' about lhe time I got to him. Bro nd llrvsdale 110·81 and Washington 8 Detroit 0 . Monday'• Re<ullo error in the second Inning. Games tomghl are the Galli· I . Mele told newsmen he be· Mete '"'"· "I did use a lew Kan Cit y OliO IIIlO 000- 6 6 0 Hoseboro. Loser - Noltebart C~Jcago 6 San . F:ancl~co 2 . The Red Sol got their four po!1s Wh1~e Sox versus Fish· l1~ved Cronin s rumn was un-· choil'e word.~ after that and ('h ic·i:Jgo 000 uoo 201- 3 8 2 i 1·71 . !IRs - HjJsi:' boro 15th), ~~~~ra:/:~ait~~o:~ ~:g~~ghl ~\tsb~,;r! ~mci~al~ 1• mg~l runs in the first inning on lhree ers of Pomt the Pomeroy Pir- fa~~. . . . there was some pushing arouoo•L ! Sheldon. Dicbon 11 •. Massi Wyun •121ft I. Minnesota 5 Los Ang 2, night p~·ra ~e Lo e'!' 2 or . ~· mg l walks an error and Fowler's ales versus Fruth's of Point, Valentme didn I even gtve lBul remember, I got pushe-d. •7>, Stork •9> and Brva n. Hor- Helps Solve 3 a,·.,.,est· 1a 5 I. WIS • mg t . Kansas City Chicago l, night hit ' ' and Moxahala against the Porn· me a chance lo say anylhin~. " . toon len. Bolio m. Loeke; 181 anrl .,., 6 Tuesday's Probable Pitchers Los mghl Mathews started on the mound eroy Tigers, in thai order otarl· Mele said. he starled ·l Mele bolted from the dugouq Homano Wmner - Sheld n n Los Angeles at MI·nnesota p· I b h y I c· . t' for the Senators was relieved mg at 6:30p.m. pOkmg hiS fmger In my lace. when Valentme look o(f htS ca pli4-J t. Loser - Horlen 18-lo. HR It s urg a mcmna 1· No umpire cao do th•l to me " ' d t ld d b R. · (' h Worries ond Problems Lopez (9-li) vs. Pascual (8-2). ,veale (9·7) vs. Ellis 113-4). in the fourth by Glb Milliroo. ." . ·. an . o secon asema_n tC•l - .reen i lH L Boston at New York - Mona N y k t M"l , Dodson got the only other ~ele was chased m the Slxln Rol\ms to gel ba ck to his posl· Chicago NatiOnal League yo.~r ~~~~~~~~~s~~~:;~.r~~~;~~;f:e;:c; b ew or a IW3UK.ee- h't ff t.h 1nnmg when he raced out totion 000010500- 6122 !Jo ldrii J,.,.. , .. ~1h murcfl rrnl yl npiR<"e · ouqueUe (7-lOJ vs Stottlemyre Jackson (4-12) vs. Fischer (3·3). 1 0 e Senators. 30 S protest a safe call by Valentine "He didn't even give Romns San F' an 000 000 ioo- 2 6 1 : ~ : ~~~~d ~·o~:~~~~ .. ~~1o~·~oc~~;or~!~J!; (9-5) . Philadelphia at St . LouisTIRF BOYS WIN on a slow roller by Los Angeles h t t t" MI 'd I Ell r h Ah wt clwut d !scoru r ort.. FI\ STEETH Washington at Detroit tnighl,) Bunning 110-6) vs. Simmons Dunlops trailed 6--3 arter ~ c anre oproes .. e e o;a l ·: . swor! t>rnat:hY (9 \ and Powd~rl.!iallwlmel non-a~'~d/Won't - Richert (5-8) vs. Wickersham (5-9~ two innings against Cheshire. sh.~rtstop _Jim Fregosl. le~st ~ coul~ do was:ry Bailey. Sanford. Bolm 17 ) . Ht'n· ~~1g l'l~n()~~.~~o~IYt:n~~~7~s~:~~(t~~ · th ted b . th b Valenlme threw me out .g1ve Rollins h1s say. ' c7l Perry •8 ) and Hall ~ r P ASTCET H 111 ~ll d r , 1 ~ (·ow n r" 1 11 1 (] -81 · H oust on at Los An geles en s ar ang1ng " a ,· ·· Unt•.d Pretl International Those two hot rods on the Na· tfonal League track are Ken Johnson, who is steering a new course, and Maury Wills, who merely !hilled gears. Johnson Is the Ill-starred right-hander who "itched and lost a no-hitter against Cincinnad on April 23, 19114, and dropped more fruslratng oneTl " decision• in three years with Houston tllan he cares lo remember. The knucklebaner w•• traded by the Astros to Milwaukee oii May 23 and since then bas been a>ml the most consistent pitch· er on the Braves staff. winning seven, losingonly two with an earned run average of 2.79. Sensational Display Wills. the mercurial Dodger shortstop, bas been putting on BERRl'S -WUHLO _fbey'll Giants Take Warren Sp~hn WY 2·2141 'i See your Dealin• Man at Plymouthland! I FURV /BELVEDERE VALIANT /BARRACUDA ---ocHRYB...,..U1!!• ...... iiiii TOM RUE MOTORS 5o h d ut 3r Ave. · Mlddl•port, �I ' Daily Sentinel, Pomeroy·Mlddleport, o., July 20, 198&-5 I ) ! I • Brown ·Case ·Defense t~Slated to Take Stand zn picnic Monday eventna ul Mr. and Mn. Ron Clelalld and lam. ny et Chester. Robinson v· CLEVELAND (UP!) .... The of June 19. Brown pleaded innoBrown'• Wife Altfods by Brown to handle fiD mall n Ides on the stand Monday. Injuries Miss Ayrea alleged con waa apeeted to cent and aaked for a jury trial, Mrs. 1 J in '1e ant •lmllar ct Mainly she was "'ked about w ·e caused ny Brown's beatMr. and Mrs. Dinsmore e. · .•, · ~r .sental.on and which began July 12. et rtroom Monday lor tha first The defense CliUIIHI said he the circw..,tances sorroundin· lni· Boyles of Alfred spent au eventile de!euse lak tod Chief defense counsel Norman time siDce the jury o se· ·n had not · mn' 111 aU of those her daughter's re' tionship with · on... f •ur conference took lllg wUh Mr. and Mrs. Starlin& 1 1 ..._ "':.~~ ay Minor, one of tha city's top wr"'en ..... live men was cn'!l- pe!'SOI!s he mtgbt cell as wit- Browr and lht night o! the up what had been scheduled aa Massar and tamlly• • ., uaault I' · · Y trial of criminal law attorneys, sr•• : ··ted last W· · --•day. Sbe neaaes, nor the oequenc. in alleged heating. 1 brief morning session. A Mrl. LeDa Poll of BllrDivUle, Cltvellllll Browns fullback Jim after Monday's ab~revlated sat nell lo her husband and which they would testify. - · "'ngra~be• Te.t• • r"••• was called ~Iter the crnCINNATI (UP!) _ Frank w. va., visited her slater, AudBroWII. Municipal Court sesston thai they conversed rrequentl) diU' 'lbe defense Implied in que&- Mrs. Ayre• te,t"'"" she had c· nference to permtl Judge k ed ld rey McCoy recenUy. They spent Aalstant Pniseeutor Albert Brown's att•ac ·,e e, Sue, I· a long reces~ lloning last week of ~ • asked Brown to stay away Krupa y to allend the funeral R~ln~n, ::: e~ 't =yo:;; two days 1n Parkerabllll on 8 ' C ••I lllld • p .ullliOJ to !SI ~ 'akll the stand Is her Minor uld r.e would call · .I the charge agaiD!lt Brown ft·. .. h.. daug· . ar o o! th" mother of her bailiff, and a Y Y a . business. tl . 'o's ca• after recm : husband's defer· l. Poula \"bite, a • •ar-ol~ waa lodged ~~ part of a 1hake admitte' · 'er M· ·'s ques- tho three-hour aft.eTTIOOn session lay rlown his bat Y from I motel were presented lnt- had annnnnced last friend and confidant of Mlsa down plot agalllllt the football lion that Brenda was dilfi- w"'' shrrV t ·, •rt•·-· oourt· Despite early reporllthat the Mr. and Mn. G. G. Gaul and a• •1•ldence. week ~rown would take ·,e Ayres, If the prosecution did iJ'eat lor nnancla. gain. cull to manage. room proceedings by the big Cincinnati slugger was auf· Mrs. Ina !farr of AtheDil call· Brw· Is accu·erl of beating stand, although he was not re- not. Corsi llldlcelt he had no Mrs. 1\••hara Ayres was the · A [Xlltce photographer aloo " ·' "'"" ''""'"'" .. e fering from mononucleosis and ed on Mrs. Mary Reed reMl'> l!ro·~• Ayres, 18 In a qulred to do so, becau&< he p to call Miss While \he third wltnesa called '1y ·•oe te•tified, ldentllylng for the l\fld another lengthy conference might he out of action the re- cently. I'OIIm of the motel on the night p •lly war• · · lo. daughter of a woman employed orosecutlon and spent about 45 court photographs of the later in the day. nfalnder of the season, Robin- Gene Riggs baa been at Camp . son was in his familiar right Perry In Ohio for a trainiJ18 quarters, several lmposmg field position Monday ntsht as period. Mn. Riggs apent 1 greenbacks, a goodly sprinkling the Reds dropped a 3·1 decision weekend with him. of pennies, even, and those old to Pittsburgh. Methodist standbys, the ubiquoMba Sherry McCain visited tnus weekly envelope. The 29-year-old rlght·bander a couple of days with Miss Ca· But 1 loved It ali, there in had one hit In four trips to the thy Pickens near Long Bottom. N. Y. - from the beauteous plate, a single m the ninth .In· blue ceilings of "Little Church ning and made a fine l'UIIII1llg By Tom Ran Around the Corner ·• the ancient catch on a drive by. Bob spires of Trinity 'churci' near Bailey in the top of the runth. By Blanche M. Haskln8 by where Alexander Hamilton "I was really weaving after corporation limit sign her· Ward and Sears and Roebuck, with friends. It was Iunny how is buried, to the gorgeous wind- that catch " Robinson admitted. aids Glens Falls, New York as began to build In the suburbs. th• weather .vs• alwaya the lint ows and sumptuous interior of Robinso~ said Monday that MR. K. L. BYRD "Hometown, U.S.A." The skeleton remained to slow· topic of conversation. It was el· St. Patrick's Cathedral on he had been treated for the last The name, I am told, was ly decay. ther a hot day or a cold one. a JULY t - Just now. 5, whom thefd floor level · cushions k f h I • under• Will Be At · 'h Fif'h · Avenue · threeweesorwane orfllnally given to the town by . good day or fair, a rainy day saw on TV the whole tn cars o to ay are JUSt rtg td. 1 hope these H.S. klds who stood to be mononucleosis. 206 N. 2nd Ave. a aatlonal magazine which had The paper p:nts hU hengs or sunny. It WBI never a bad celebration at Ripley, W. The cars above meniiOne take these yearly spring trips "That's what our team physlplcked Glens Falls •s one of on, provufing e arterM!s and day. a traditional aflalr that has !they have four or live now see ' I least one of the above A G B II told Middleport, 0. tLe most typical of American veins to keep the skeleton ?JD•· I guess, though, the lime Is on In that town for •00 years. and are planning for morel are tlnsclly World's Fair poles .he- clan;, r:~, ~::el r:,."~ent to On towns. Today Hometown. U.S.A. l':;u A:~man t : ~·· ~'::' ~ fast approaching (If It Is not I wa' greatly in!erested, pr~ctically priceless ~~liques, side the randeur and solemn ~e ahout it" Robinson said. Thursday, July 22 a community of little more than .. e s er, I • a, aln!ady herel .when the shop we visit the town every whip the1r licenses readwg Hoslor· beauty of these. ..•m ld e an differIIIOO residents more resem· were the mill to leave, thered ping center will dominate the stitch" usually driving upriver. leal Car." I'm not sure our __ He never to ~ hy said It From Illes "Ghosttown' U.S.A." be practically nothlna left." American front. Call It pr<>- crossing on the Ravenswood state even charges for these IN ONE OF crazy funny Og- ent uuttl. tod~!' w en e 9 a.m. to 12 noon N th 'be . Perhaps I am a sentimental' F license they shouldn't any was a Virus. '"' o, at may a nusaomer 1st but I like the central city of gress. erry, s , den Nash's latest poems titled President William 0. Dewitt becanse the city. is not entir~ly towns like Glens Falls. The Thence cross-country to Rip. more than they should level aI"The Quack Frown Sox Lumps of the Reds released an official To rap.olr and service deserted- only lis busmess dis· d II h ley where we dine at Village tax on the soldiers monument Over th• - or "Farewell, Phi \1 da d ing that having aids lrfct o"'\~wn l~era y as a hoperRestaurant where I go all out at Pomeroy Court House or the Bela Kafka" his concluding line sta~~ment h ~ y, enyl Is Batteries and supplies for E ~ ~ n residents reluctant- '?na lly a ~· own. The s . P' on my favorite fried apples. No Doughboy Monument in Galli- if you can call it a line runs- Ro mson a mononuc eos . all makes for sale ly note this sad state of affairs ~:·•· :~t~ ~s no .~rs~nabty. one I've seen fries ·em quite polls Park. "And I am now looklng for A young businesa clerk in ~ IS eSig or qutc s opp•~g like at "The VIllage" place. a gond ll1tener who juot Mr. Byrd will be glad to . and horned people. There IS Well sir (f hope you saw 0C3 downtown store, which has be- no leisurely atmosphere in the give you a free hearln~ l hey, had, the compleat J uy I AND I WONDER if Mariet-I' squeaked tbroogb H.kas. Ind . I) t F bl Bl ff N b to test w I t h the Ia lest come accus med to domg on- center · one aeldom meets his · th ta Museum and Our House in •• • u · • rao • an ly a minimum f business, term- neigh~rs there and even when 4, climb the greasy .pole, ree Gallipolis are taxed I never heard of .lam" Joyce Bellone Electronic equip ed It "th 't 'th the I . • legged race, pie eatong contest, . s I B k It" ment. e ct Y WI seep be does ""n only muller a Homer B Nicholl to Randall bo • d · · "A decent regard for the op-1 or amue ec e · lng sickness." Another called it quick .,;..etlng. H Nl hoi• . 39 cres Salisbury a dys one an ha gtr!ISI one, lnioos of mankind" I here quote What a dull life without the - - - - - - - - - "• sk I to " f It f If ··. c •• . a ' . para e lob man ow ove Od N h' I th' ld If hearing Ia your ..,., eleb n ho s -~rmtoerGsle · MBybe an Institution has all John A. Walker, dec., to parade a~y par~del "The Declaration," would im· ;,"1f "'11 ds bo IS wtohr · Mrs. I. 0. McCoy and daughproblem Bellona Is nul as appencn . ens but passed from the American Walter E. Walker, Cert. for addres~ b a lead!~ ply that no lax be levied on ~· e Y,a pan er ters, Julia, Edna and Celia, vis· Falls, once a bustllng City proud scene In my two short decades Trans o-dlord "St S y B g ' all such seems to me Don t anther. tone of my ited Mr. and Mrs. William H. thaanawer I an of hie, · for I can still remember ·• "" . · pang.eclad anner ' ' · Iavortt es). Of 1•.. many clothe• faotores, . by ara ret who 'hit Beall of Hico, W. Va. While adequate, t'l'owded business the era when going shonping Paul W. Wtnn, Bernice Wtnn th ~ ty t f~ A od there they attended the wed· secllon and Ita big paper plant downtown was an aU-day affair. to State of Ohio, Salisbury. tie no slu~ by e 11b THREE B~YS. boasdng about ' HAVE YOU FRIED n eg on ding of Mrs. McCoy's niece, situated at the base ~~ the falls Saturday was the big day. One Amanda Marlin 1o State of me, was a a · no ou t the~r fathers ability : the SJdewalk yet? Miss Joy Beall. of the lazy river which mean· went with expectations of •land· Ohio, 3.58 acres, Sali•bury. of~· Stad one, 'My father i< a I knew a fellow did this at a Mr. Victor Bahr recently un- Hearing Aid Center dera through the town marking lng on the street comero or Amanda Martin to State of . Barbara Wall~ra lm~. peot - he wrile~ o?IY 10 or hot Marine base some years derwent surgery at the Holzer 504 TENTH ST. the boundary between It and sitting on benches and talking Ohio, Easement, Salisbury. ortte TV lady of Today -I 12 lines, sends tl m, ets a ago. Yessir. he did. hospil<ll, Gallipolis. lOUth Glen Falls? Hannah Roush 1o stale of j~t love her) asked how do check for 10 dollars : And speaking of friedn es, Mr. and Mrs. Norman Me- HUNTINGTON, W. VA. 4 85 Suburbia - or more accu· BURLESON WINS Ohio. 2.42 acres, Salisbury. kids celebrate July of to- "Shoot. that's nothing," thus here's my summer corn story C•in and daughters and Mrs. Phone 52.5-7221 rately - the shopping center KOUYOLA, Finland !UP!)- Hannah Roush to State of day, as she recalled the spark· the second kid. "My dad writes again. (See the connection? Mary Reed were guests at 1 ba, mvaded. Dyron Burleson of Cottage Ohio, Easement, Salisbury. l~rs ~I her youth and stmilar a few paragraphs of prose and Well, there isn't any!). Development of shopping cen- Grove, Ore., won the 1500 me- Marion W. Welch to Ava Gil· g~mtcks to make . notBe and gets a check for $25." This was a grandpa of ours ~~.s outside the city's corpora· ters event In 3:ttl.7 Mnnday key, lots, HarrlsonvUie, Scipio. slitter. J&e!' Lescouhe told.. bow "Listen, here," sez No. Three and this is a Phavorlle PhomGLIDDEN tton llmlb started an exodus night at an international track Wilma J. Sayre. Richard A. he ~· his kids to aee con- "My father is a minister. He l!y Story. from downtown two or three meet. Sayre to United Statea of dueled ftreworks at a lake re- talks for 15 or 20 minutes on He went to the Farmers• Horears ngo which is now almost Burleson beat top distance Amerioa, Easement, Letart. sort- then .Bar~ara made the Sunday morning and It t~kes lei In Galipolls; THE Farmers HOMOGENIZED ACRYLIC LATEX oomplete. First a few small runners Jan Wheeler of Austral. Clarence H. Murray, Evelyo best sugg~slfO!I I ve ever heard six men to bring up the mon- Hotel of 50 years ago not the stores left, but then t~e big de- 1a and RoDIID Tkaczyk of Po- Murray to State 0( Ohio, .114 for today s kids - Let every ey!" present one, for dinner. Usted 8 partment storea, Montgomery land. acre, Salllbury. one of them hove bell, large was corn, at 25 cents, on the Vernon Bing, Bertha Bqlo or small, cheap or dear, sheep NEAREST I EVER saw to menu!?) He ale 10 ears of State ol Ohio, 1.111 acre, Salls- hell .or oow bell, antique hand bringing it in with what looked corn, honest, tO ears. I bury. rmgmg teachers' school bell, to me like bushels !it really Went to pay the cashier she WY TERMS .•• e Outlasts Ordinary Paint By 50% Yernoo Bin&. Bertha BID& to a .bell, and ring 'em all was at the Episcopal church of aaid, "15 cents." ' H' 1"1• French Puzzle Pair of Detectives Put as IrUS, Will PIay s:'t Rail's Ramblings . • • Did You Know That ... ? BELlONE Hearing Aid Service Center CONDITIONING Bookmobile at Open House . Property You and your fa11ly are invited to get tbe facts on United Funds as an investment Eastern L 1 Transfers $150 to baain ... tllln $25 a -'II ..... ,.. • • systamatle plan In till United Funds &rOUP of au· P' funds. For flee Booklet.Prospeo:ba; &NiiW I I R 1 information, write cr c:aU ••• SOCie,. tyNews t WILLIAM D. CHILDS BEllONE I I State of Ohio; Ellement, Salls· bury. .. • Berard V. and Betty J. Fultz to James Arnold, Lot, Middleport. - NAMED TO TEAM NEW YORK (UP!)-Joseph A. Elliott of Lanoga Park, Calli. the 11165 national epee champion. bu been named lo the 11165 United States lenclng team whlch will participate in the ::::::~~'!!=!!~::~~:!:~~~~~~~s~ev~e~n~lhia~nn~u~a~l wo~r~ld~M=a~cc~a~b=iab . -- . -·- - Games In Israel, Aug. 23-31. CLIP and PAm on a U.S. Postal Card PlVIII time Co time, a , . _ lhoaltl eheek hift social -urlty aeeount, 111 ....,,., fll the 8odaJ Sec:urlty' Admlalstration. This Ia espeda)ly IDaportut II 10• !lave ehaqed ....,_often. You caa Jet a .tatement of the eamiDp mdited Co 10ur aoeial-urlty' n U>'lllt br aslntr the baDdr eoapon below. Simpb' dip this coupon, paste lallnDb'• a postal card, and mall it Co this DeWIIjlllper, Attention: Social II utity' Bditor. lallliq out the card, be Co liv•JOV - t nambtr and II8IIM ·lb • tiler appear .. ,...IOdll _..,card. - •• ... or- ... ... ,~------------------------------------1 ------------------------------- If. -----------------------------------' --............. ~ ~W'IIU - - Wijf«JM ...... IIIIIDI _,_ be prosecu.Md. .,.._._._...,rt&ammu-.,...-w-;"_.....,....., .... _. --llllow .... ! •• I - .,... (U • I I . . - • M cud. IIIII UWip&per, AtteDtlon: Social Security Editor. Your COU)JOII Will Ire forwarded toooclal oecurlty'o :roc· ~ headquarterola ,.. lboaJ4 . . . . df·b1eA [ ....... ~ 'Ill- .., bo ·····-----....:-- BaltlmCillll, lld. f ou will ..... """" • eonMaltlol ...t of 1M ltftl!ap eredlled t. 70111'.-t. St. John the Divine In Gotham <N. Y. City to you) . The whole he•utiful edifice ibelf was so big you felt ant· size in it. So when the eight or ten, or maybe a dozen ushers, look up the collection and finally marched down the aisle poured, llterlally poured II In, it made a rushing, swishing noise, aweoome to contemplate especially to B.M.H., fresh from the dear small ME. Church at "Howzat?" sezee. "Thought •twas a quarter." "No," sez she, ·we only charge 10 cents for borseleed." Hoping you are the same, 1 remain etc. -B.M.H. KIEV lUPI) - Victor Kudlnsky of the U.S.S.R. set a Soviet Union record in the 3000-metcr run Monday as he covered the dl&tance in 7 minutes and 56 e Dries in 30 Minutes-Replace Shutters the Day Hospital News • Same eNo Special Primer Needed For Sound Painted Surfaces eBreather Type Film Lets Moisture Escape Greater Blister Protection 00 CUSTOM King Builders Supply Co. Middleport, 0. INSTALLED where athe modest Soviet seconds,news it was reported by the N. 2nd Ave. THERE MIGHT be a few ex- Cheshire, plates contained few scrawny agency Tass. hausted parenta and even a few ·--::-:---.:..::.:.:-=::::~=::....:=:...:~~=::._~"'"'!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!...d irate anti-noise citizens, but ruJiy, 'tis a joyous thing to he an American. I quote "There are doubtless quite a few flaws in a democra. cy but all the other forms are so much worse." Next time yon howl to high heaven over taxes, inequities, the feebleness in general of things in Washinton and so on ad nauseam, j t remember, "But the othe ones are so much worse." Ru9Sia? Nyet! E. Germany, Raua Mit 'em! China? No · ~!..........I~ / ' an rice! For an averaga 6 room home (special low prices for other size homes) CANVAS THE SHOE BOX MIDDLEPORT, 0. • 100,000 BTU EMPIRE LP-Gas Fon:ed Air Furnace Only 60' high. Takes up little space. Fully guonmteetl. Quiet, powerful, durable. • 8 warm-air room ducts • Central tharmoatat coutrol (UO years) as a town, founded In 1815 waa il full swing. Preparations for the pageant that nearing com,lusion, I ev111 to ID Iwo Jima made brown sand bags, on which Oag was to be planted, practicin on their horses plete with saddle bags Monday's parade and we eel the antique car display of Mr. Wollar In one end of town, a pure delight to B.M.H. There were two 1903 models, juat think Gf il, 82 yean old and l'lllltiiD& perfectly, one a Gray, the other, of course, a Ford. These had had kerosene and acetylene lights !now wired up to battery system. (Wooden) dashboards, 30 x 3 inch lies wooden wbeel spokes: th~ works. One thin attracted me wu the lice high seatsl'm 10 cloaone everlasting tired ol alttlng on the floors of today'a car~ - they're for the very YOUIII, IUPPle of who can fold up, yoga style, aod jUIII sit any place, This 11peciallow price includes: • Cold-air retum d~ I WAS IN MacA on July 4 and their Seaq centennial ~~~~~---~~~~~~~~-----------------­ oalJ. 'Uollo< dro ..... w-u.. Ia ,.... l«<lri1J "' . .- ~-"Ioari'lol' --· thiS land. Some of you ~ark this for further action say a hom n~w. How about a proce~ston of ALL our carl')'lng small flags and bella, down the main and over on the side where perhaps some bound older and ailing folks ~uish - then let the kids nag 'em and wave flags real of the day. SPRED HOUSE PAINT LP·GAS FORCED AIR HEATING SYSTEM nl8bt were • Complete custom installation by oar home heating experts • Rental-free UBe of metered gas aystem including tank and meter With this compact Empire Furnace you can add air conditioning at any time. 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IPICIII Porcod />JI-111 Olfw, ~------------------~----------~~--------------------------IMtwlloaettHI>ftiL---------------- ---------------------------------J ASHLAND OIL a REFINING Box 471, Highway 124 · • Pomeroy, Ohio • COMPANY �........ .. .-...... . . ....\ . ~ .. ... . / ,, .I Classified Ads Your Modern Community Bulletin Board ............,.,---- .... Pomeroy Motor Co. WANT AD INFORMATION """'"'" ...,,._ -..l'rA'fr..OOIIIIII'I'IONI ...-Ptd aatiJ f;GO &. IL hw Do .. PbhlleetiOII WID M For •" __..._ .,.... ....... .. , and I ROOM furnl•ha apart. ments. Rowley & Reed H.ardware. 5 II Uc ..... &Dial _. ln&WJrnt!l lnnrtton - OF QUALITY ~~!! ~~l 6~ . . ,..tiW ·. ASSwi!LL ------- 1962 Chevrolet Impala H.T. Cpe. -- ~i7;;' CROSSWORD $1695 ~ t . Co&rae White finish red interior . .'ltd. trans. 327 V8 t>ngin P. li rPS like new . Radio and heater. For Sale or Rent - - -- ~ 2 SIGNS FOUR ROOM furnished apartment. Phone WY :1.-3658. 7 14 tic mllod \IDmedhlleb l'b• ouh '~--.,_. trUJ ..... ~b .. foJ 1-- !>.T NI6HT, POP I 6-Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0. July 20, 1965 Rent aaRIL&TlUI'I '1M PabltDr .....~ U'MI dltlt 1 - - - - - -11 • .. ...,... ..., .a. c1eMMC1 r l WONDeR IF T>lAT ~IN6 tc:eEPS TIM! - HOUSE Reedsville. on Rt. 681. 5 rooms, water in house, gas and electricity. Immediate occupancy. E. E. Hayman, Syracuse. Tel: WY 2-7889. 7 20 6tp HOUSES for sale or Rent: Jacob Turner, 144 N. 4th St., Middleport. Phone WY :1.-3881. 7 20 5tp Low mileage by local owner, spotles,; clean lntt-rior. tirt>s chllk1 11. Custom show little wear. Brown finish. a real niee car. 12. Sub- Jet blaek finish , vinvl int.Prior trim. Real low mileage by ori· gina\ owner. Tires like new. automatic tran s. R&H . 1ft. Provided POMEROY, OHIO lt. Jl'lnlab 21. Maritime haul-cl %4. Hes!R t&Uon .- -- Livestock 'I FOR -~--c-:c~ HALF RUNNER BEANS. $3.110 SALE : MatchPd team Notice a bushel. Delivered in Porn- WATER HAULING day or ' ponies, 46 inch. 2 and 3 LIFE SAVING Course. Royal eroy, Middleport, Friday. Ph., ntght 11110 gallon tank. Reas· years. with new pulling bar· Oak Park, July 26 to Aug. 9, WY U412. 7 20 Jtc onable rates. W1ll haul any· ness. Reasonable. Waid Spen· from 8. 9:30 a. m. $3.50 per where. Dale Lee, Racine, cer, Chester, Ohio. person for lwo weeks course 775-7SOX 14 Prestige, $14.95. 825- Ohio. Phone WI 9-3172, Days 7 17 31p Two qualified instructors. BOOxl4, Preslige, $19 95. 670x or WI 9-3043 nights. Theron Cruise. IS. $8.95. Newell's Sunoco ,. 7 20 6tc THREE YOUNG BULLS fro_m 7 20 6tc Chester. 985-2305. 8 months to 112 years old. ;==========NEIGLER BUILDING Supply Herefords. eligible to regiS· RECEIVES GREETINGS _ Vista Volunteer Margaret Marstall receives greetings from Dr. R. E. Walden, A.K.C. relstered Penkinese pup- Racine, Plastic wall tile 14c ter. Reasonable. For breed· superintendent of Lakin Slate Hospital, where she and Volunteers Vivian Blatt and Ada Hanson (left) will Ufe Saving Course pies. Mrs. Woodrow Call. 732 per sq. fl. for bathrooms, ing purposes or otherwise. work in connec tiur, w1th \\'est Virginia's mental health program. Loo:Ung on is Paul Crabtree, adminlstratiVI Syracuse St., Middleport. house builders, aluminum sid- Rev. Thomas A Cleland. RaROYAL OAK PARK 7 20 121c ing. kitchen cabinets measur- cine Ohio. Phone WI 9-2584. assistant to tbe G<1vernor and head of West Virginia's Economic Opportunity Agency. ' r·~9:6::1-:::650 ::-;Tr:;-;-:-iu:cm-p7b_m_o"'to"r:c:yccc;-:le, I'd to size of kitchen. ' 6 17 3tc July 26 thru Aug. 9 $575.110. Go-Karl. $50.00. Go7 17 tic Auto Sales Legal Notice the last rites for Mrs. J. H. from: Karl frame, $15.00. Charles BULLDOZER WORK wanled. Real Estate For Sale LUAL •one• (Alice Ginther! Smitlt were Mr. I om to 9:30am 1956 FORD. 4 • door hardtop, ·x m ·tes from Farm ponds, grad ·ns. Free No. n .m and Mrs. Fred LaBoyteaUJ ol 1 1 standard transmi ssion. Good In tftl Matter •• lhl AppUutlon h Faulk' Rt. 33 Sl $3.50 per penon Pomeroy. 7 20 Jtp estimates. Small dozer, low LE 90 f . . $ 75 h WY of ........... of St. Poul'o Cuya oga Falls. Ohio; Mr. and "2000 FOR SA acres arm, . condiLJOn, l .00. p one • Lulhlr.ln Church. Pomeroy. Ohio. Mrs. Robert Mees, Sandra and for 2 weeks course Wy I Ph one ONE PIANO, located at Har- hourIY rae. v wv. five room modern house. 2-6658. 7 20 6tc 110 Nolt<' '"" r""' "'""· OCI Bobby, n'!r. and Mrs. Tom 7 12 lOtc 111 tle n by atven U'll t a ~tl · Two quollfled instrudon risonville. Ohio. Good condi· ----;:,====-plenty water free gas. $12,000 1963 FORD Galaxie sOO R&H l ~on b u bet'R flied In the Court o f Helm. Barbara and John ot . an d tone, $20110 . h ~;:CCORDIONS , new and Dsed • w·tl ' Ga'mer, Long Bottom · automatic transmission. . poW· I l'ai'IP. c ommon 1-'Jea., Melli county, Ohio , bon . Wit I tam No. 13.192 vray lnl fen authorTOWN COUNCIL Lancaster, Ohio; Mr. and Mn. Apply: Theron Crulu •· n•h after. Expert repair · I IUJJJD " g• 1Ohi'o• 7 20 31p ' fro m s la(3 Cou rter an lhatChU!'t!h. the rmsteel '-"= ... • Call SH "5243 .lr ._.er steermg. Owner deceased. oflly St. Paul 'll Luth Porn· Several citizens of the town Joseph Burnett, Alice, Ruth an( sons. Also large aelectiOD ot Phone : WY 2~2354. f! ro Y. OhiQ. may De auttto riud to aeu attended the regular month~ Mary Somerset Ohio · Mt THE L&M Cafe on Main St., 1 o'clock. T 20 3tp new and used pianos, orgaBJ / up1m ! U(·h terrna und condition~~ and • • ' Pomeroy, will be closed to- =;;-==-:-=-;-=--;;c~ and guitars George Riddle ~,, .-~-cELEBRITY s-up-er- 88 1~~r ~~:h p~~~~~ : : : : : , ;;~aslt;e~e~~: Jy meeting of t.he town coun~il a~ Mrs. Fred Wilkenson, Jenday snd Monday due to a ONE GOOD coon dog. Trash Accordion~ Pianoland. ' Ut Ill K1 ., Oldsmobile good tires all ,, '" lht• '" '' """' "· ond ••• m eh of Hartford wh1ch was held m:me and Edward of Bremen, '78 morni " no• ' ' i ()!he r ordere an.d d lrect!Ons u may the a r's offl " ce w" t th th foi l Mrs Nelll ' e R' l enker M•s Ra death ID the family. borke. Ph : 773.5i.l c-o• 2928 E. 6th Ave., ColumbU!I .· new brakes, radio, power 00 ne Ctnil ry 111111 r equi red b y law .m yo e ' . • 4 17 2tc 7 20 6tc 19 Ohio. Tel. CL • 1193_ I'OMEROY - 2 story_ bnck, 5 brakes ~wer steer·•ng hy- 1'" •=mpH•• '"' m'""'· '"''" lowmg members present May- chel Marlin and Bruce Martin f II ' yv ' and purpooses 5t't uu t tn u td Petition . . . I R lbe Gl 101 BURKETT Barber Shop closed TO ·CLEAN CARPETS better ecorder o( Columbus; Mr. A rt • 7 1 3otp rooms and bath on 1rst oor , dramatic transmission new .. aid real utnle •• dewerlbed .. • or W1lham Kel y, week of July 19. 6 17 3tp we'll loan a Blue Lustre Carsecond floor unfinished, can springs. One of the cleanest ~c.. w.~t No_ 29 In Bumllp'~ Addition James M. Crump, Councilmen ther, Middleport ; Miss Kafh. POSITIONS available !Or pel Sbampooer FREE with CAR WASH~D and vacuum· he converted inlo 6 or 6 rooms cars in Pomeroy. Call Walter ~~~~.'~~~!~ '' Pom'"' · .,.,, A. K. McClung, W.RT. hStone. IMeen LHaerner, MSamt. Vernndon,dOhloh; clothlng Party Plan Demon· the purchase of Blue Lustre ed. Wilson • . car wash, 550 suilable for apartments or Grueser. WY 2-l230. Prl ·e .,,,re"" "'"'" vot 212. . . . . Ray F1elds, John oac and "'· rry s a aug · atrator. 01ance for ad· shampoo. Baker Furniture, Page St.t Middleport. WY Z.. rest home. Has basement, hot $I09S. Actual mileage 43./JtKl. 4113 ; ror~~.1 ~!:rllt~~~ntr~:; Oht~e(l Re· Oneil Quillin. The first matter ter, .Mrs. W~lliam Mees and vancement. Fresh Silkl, Inc. Middleport. Open from 8 a. m. to waler heati ng. $10.000 110. penon. •hwh " mombo• of business taken up was the Conme, Debb1e and Kay and 7 20 6tp or ""'memh.ere 7 20 61c 3715. • d k. I'OMERO\' l fr of any concre¥a t.lon b' b . Sh"tr Iey Smt"th of parkers2 . • p. m. seven ays a wee s ory ame, rtatm !n 11 i ntel't'~t In the 1ubj er.t mat. payment of 1lls and a alance M1ss For information. write or -n. Eleanor J • Do\II1Bl!l , Rl ' UKE G.E. Port.. 6 30 301p large meetmg nx1m. kitchen. W Jd The Rambler " ' ""'"' m" •••"' '"' '"' •• of $8lf ·88 left in the treasury \;AU . able NEW T. V. 12setmch f ] lh an , Standard ~ pad aruwer thrrt'to . Sald peti Uon ~ill bo · ' ·· j burg. . or ess d · n · ng room and bath on or •• .... m 1 1 1 3 Coolville Ohio Phone· GENERAL HAULING AI ht' a rd on or aner Autuat t ulh, 194!15. A discussion of t 1e amount of II~ PERSONALS ' ' ' · ball price' alsood1952 Ford and so first floor, 0 rooms and bath ExceUeoce ••"' wforc.. "'· 1 c~ 1 th e d"I(. 'I 985-2427 k can baul water 250· gallon Attorn~, t~w. Tru•t""e' o f censes o uc pu on d M A K M Cl tbester • ' 15 30tp 1955 Dodge •go tires). Ma e tank. Phone wy"2-6476 Sher- (Up), full basement. fo rced Big car room, ride and perS l • • •••• Lulhom Chmh. ferent business places in lhe ·' r. an rs. . . . c ung AIJTOMUBILB ~ offer. Call 667·3866 alter 4 p. man Roberts, Pomer~y . hot air healing. nnt far from fwmance. Small car e<ooomy Pumg,"\;.o:J;,'.'>,, '" '· 10. "' town was held and it was mov- spentt a wth""kend JDMMorgadntoMwn _.. """' m. 7 17 3·;.- ·• courthouse, Priced to selL and mauagersbiUIJ ed d d 'd d t ha th VISI mg elr son, r. an rt. ........n..tf ._. • ~ ,_ ..... -. w •an licenses eel e as olast veyeare J uhi"mg .nc " Clung. 7 19 3t c ..-ALBERT M. COX. SALESMAN """' same Hartford ety Notes s. . u...at caJl lrY • •· ONE John Deere B tractor good condition, $295.. Henry Elias, Phone New Haven 882-2953. 7, two m1111 eouth of MiddllHY.3tc port. Danciug nightly 9 P· m. 3-mm MOVIE COMERA. Pow· . WJtil 2 p. m. Music by the er zoom lens, eleclric eye, Earthquakes. 7 19 ltc case. emm Movie Projector. Help Wanted self threading. Both I!ke new. $300 value new. Gad HELP Wlllled: Llcenaed prao- Miller, WY 2-3196. tlcaliiUI'S8 for earm.m Nun7 17 3tc Ill& Home, at Pomeroy, Ohio. PEACHES, now picking early I 1-26-tfc Red Free, Red Haven, Suo -,..-,,....,-,~----U.l. Ctrll-.na. ,...., Haven: others to follow : al· II,.. - · lOot so apples. Open Daily and . . . .., . . . boan. A4TIII*DIIIt Sw\day, Weill Orchard, ~ ., ..,... opilll. ~_, W"lk . ti I eovl11t. 7 15 c _.., ,.. ~ O:::..•..J::".,::'., '":i"'..::'"'ta SIGNATURE, muiU • speed, 4 -· ""' cycle automatic washer $50. ~At~-.-.I ....,. ... --J.....~ Friaidaire electric range, $50 = • uma &" DGUes. Leonard re(rigerator, 135. Des WInted T0 Buy k and cbaJr, flO; Metal ·~m · et' $10·' kl"lchen table ANTIQUE Furniture, dlahea. """ · ·I -•·-Uaneoua. Call or ~te'"'"''" "" . $3. H.alph Jarun, upsla'ka R Ia .Mn. Boward "~" 100 W. apartment, next to ul nd ........., Furniture· 7 1• 61p MilD Sl, PomeroJ. lllr'a ====::-:::::-:--:::;,...,..--clllltt ::-THE lllGH 7 Club, State Route ·= - - ·-'*'·-·- Sales & Service WY %-311.11 , ___ LI eTrYoaunsTrferaadbeleCaWrsben 0 ..J ~II' Kt.. tf OPEN HOUSE S d J I 18 un ay, u Y 1 •Fill Almost Every Car WY !-383t 7 19 3to l:DG PM to S:DG PM ~~C¥~~; ~;~~~ nh:m&~ Metropolllall Moton E. MelD Streel, PomerOJ Pboae IV\' Wl'll 1 22 tic iF-15 Oldsmobile. 1963 two-door Cutlass. New lires, oxcellent shape $1,800. Call Bob Ash· ley WY-:1.-2835. 7-J!Hilp Legal Notice NOTJCIL~~A;.:,o,~•<Ju•••• •• ,., ....., ., c•oot•• To•••"" he and brick Notice ~~~~::.:;u;.~n ot~':t ont ·d· b88 b d h t lOth d.ay of Jul y, 11165. at a v. m. • tng, oak f' oar water public hea ri n 1 will ~~e held on the heating, floorsO beauti· BudJet pr~pared by the Chnter lui kitchen and bathroom. 3 ·row•••'•· M•••• ""'"'>· ohoo. bed I t'l't Suc h ht!arlna will be held •t the rooms, Pus u 11 Y room To w111hiv uau 1n Che•ter. and carport. M. Cox w' "''ter••~•"'"'. ohio salesman willAlbert be present to t:hes Tuwn11hip 7 "' ' " answer questions and show you around and discu" fin· LEGAL •oTJCo aneing. Location of property Phillip st~phen Smilh, • minor. is firs t street to right above whu•e 11 1a1·e or rll!•ldent 11 car~ ~' lower Syracuse corporat1"on Granville srmth, New Smith, Ha ven. father We•t VlrliD ia, and Granville line. Sale pric• !13.750.00 ot Ph""• ""•""' smith. dence 11 New Haven. Woot v''''"''· ·~ •.,.., """""' lh•t on the 1...• "'""" "" Smllh. HOUSE for sale in Racine. Call ••• •• '""· a minor by Helen HicU her mothP.r ood " " ' •' "''""· •'"•'"'· til• • Clarence Roy, WI 79-21111. ,,.1.,, In'"""• stepJMn 13 12to '" Smith.,.,., .. •• ""'""""' '"" euun •• with aluminum 51 • Guaranteed 24 months or 24,000 miles • Most Popular Unit In the U.S.A. $340 00 • Bl Qett nOrJ 5 lnltalltd p 0 omeroy, • w,.... . .,,. '"h Common PJeu. Met•• Countr. Ohio. Reedsville which is: sale of beer. $25; stores $15 ; and $2 each for pinball machines and ju k e boxes. Memhm of the Council looked over the books and accounts By Mrs, Lyle BalderBOD of lhe town. A motion to adopt Mr. and Mrs. Claude Smith the Civil Righls Act of 1964, Tiwent to Pennsylvania for their tie VI was made l•'ollowing furvacation. !her discussion the meeting adRecent visitors of Mrs. Helen journed. Archer were Mrs. Nita Lee and ATTEND SERVICE son, Massachusetts, and Out of town people attending and Mrs. Dan Daughtery and - - - ---·- · family of Little Hocking and Mrs. Virgil Buckley recently. Af~ Florence Ruth of Belpre , !ernoon callers were Mrs Wal. . Mr. and Mrs. Steve Mesich ter Brown and family and Mrs. and fam1.,y of Pennsylvania en- Har I.IS Frank and fam II y of joyed a cookout with Mr. and Long Bollom. Mrs. Ernest Whitehead and fam- Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Ftrrell ily and visited other friends. and son spent a weekend in Warre n p·ICkfDS 8nd Chegter ·Wheel'ID8 VIS · tng her mother. Buckley attended a vegetable Mrs Rowley. , Bill Williams of growers meeting at Marietta Mr. and Mr •. recently • Lancaster spen t a weeken d WI'th Mr. and Mrs. Lowell Cbeva- Mr. and Mrs. R. E. Williams. ll er and 1amlly . and Zenith Mr. and Mrs. Dana Van MetChevalier o( Mansfield spent a er and family of Belpre visited weekend with Mr. and Mnt Ed· with Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence . and Caryl. ward Ch evaher Rose. Mr. and Mrs • Oscar Soulier ' Mr • and Mrs: • James Caruth· of Akron, Mrs Esta GiJiaurn of ers and family of Louisville are Kansas c 1·ty, Mrs. Cl ara Ad arns VISI . •t·mg WI'th Mrs. Bess Lark"ms. and Mr. and Mn. Hobart White- Dinner guests or Ruth Coleside of Parkersburg, W. Va. man were Mr. and Mrs. George . . , . enJoyed a p1cmc w1th Mr. and Hall Society Notes Mr.l i" t • Mrs. Eugene Hesson and eons of San Juan Peurto Rice, bavt been visiting her mother, Mn. Louise Hall and otber relative•. Miss Martha Brown of Col· umbus was the bouse guest ol Mr. and Mrs. W. T. Stone. Mr. and Mrs. George Lerner spent a weekend with their 11011 and daughter-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Bernhart Lerner, 1141. Ver· non, Ohio. Mr. and Mrs. Bern Bronson d h"ldr fM Ohl an c 1 en , 0 arengo. 0 spent Sunday afternoon witi Mr. and Mrs. James M. Crump. Miss Helen Jenkins ol Columbus visited her muther, Mrs. Henry Jenkins. ML an d Mrs. J , M. Crump and Mr. and Mrs. H.ay Roush of Pt. Pleasant were sl Cedar Lakes a recen't Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Lee Gibbbtt •• cationed at VIrginia Beach, Va. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Crump o( Henderson were recent iuDday arternoon guests of Mr. and M Cr Mrs. J. . ump. Ca•e No. 13,796 PtaYiDI for dlvoree _ _ _ _ _ __:1...:21::....:tl=c EARLY AMERICAN STEREO JOlli THE AAA. He protected rrom •atd PhliUp stepMn Smltb on LARGE wr for sale In Rut· the tround• or 11"611 nerlect of duty lnsurlnal 1965 model. Lovely maple on Road-bond and "'P serv1md extreme c ruelty, ud rur rea~ra . I D d PIIOTO finish. This set 4 months old. Ice. Call or contaet: E. M. 124 an , Phone on epot St., facmg Rt. tion of her m alden a ame and other WY 2-5559 proper ~lief: aaid cau.e WJJI be for Copytna Semce. ~ Has four apeed changer. 4 Burton 578 Broadway St · • heulnr on or afte-r the 18th d s )l or 1065· Ill madt al lepl papen. opeaker !IOillld system. Radio Middle;..rt Ohio ·• =~~------....: 7 I 12tp Auauol. Sll.ellit Jean sutnb, • minor A thought for the day: Am~ blrtiJ records and almost lilY equipped. This set sold $249' · s 25 301p ROUSE for sale, Laurel Cliff !~d"~;!:~ 0'fc1"r:~n:~r, 1~~~~il ican historian Mark Yau Doren 01'- doeamenla. 95 new. Take over payments road, \l acre. Phone WY 2- J • · o·••"n· B&id: "Wit Is the only will be. _ ......._, l'omeroJ of $5 per month or pay balAUCI10NEER l Altol'IH!)' for Plaintiff 6322. ., 20, 27, ' " ,, IL 17• •~ ,,. . • • • • tween us and the dark." - - -- ----=•...:•:....:tic ance due fl16.34. Phont WY Complell Service 2-6555. 7 14 tic 1 Crill Bradford For Rent Wrtte, Prone or Contact === . SINGER ZIG ZAG Sewing m3APARTMENT FOR RENT. AJ. chine. You need no cams. 1\ll A. C. BRADFORD 10 trailer space. Good locabuilt-in features. Makes bu~ Racine, Oblo lion. Call Walter Crooks, WY tonholes, monograms, fancy :-::::-::====-=-=li; l:.,..::lf:c:_ W631. I 10 tic designs, sews on buttons, etc. ALl CONDmONING RelrlgeriiNFiiRNISHED • room, natii, Pay $5 per month or pay ation aervice. Jack's Refrig· utlli!J room, nice yard. Point balance $62.22. Free home eration, New Raven. Phone Lane, Lincoln Heights, Pb. demo. Call WY 2-8555. TU :1.-3537 · t I Uc WY 2-38'1l a 11 Uc 7 14 6lc Karl Graeser, PlamltfDa .and MODERN Unfurnished apart.. SEWING machines, . repair ..;:. Bealfq ment, 3 roonJ8 and bath, air vice, all makes. WY :1.-2284. MlnersvUle, Oltle conlltion. Coats Building, Tbe Fabric Shop, Pomeroy . End your oewer troobiH Middleport. Authrolzed Singer Sales and Wa bave aD alzel Sewer Maeblneo ==-:c:c:-:=-=~ 7-19-tfc Service. 3 29 tic ReaiOaable Rateo 8M.\LL APART..IENT for renl 1963 FORD TRUCK, half ton. Calf WY z..mt Day or Nl&lrl 127 Butternut Ave. 4,200 actual miles. $1,295. Call 7 :Ill tic :;:;;;===--,--7 14 Uc SH 2-5052. 7 8 llc 1 l'lambflll, Maefler FURNISHED apartment: - ( DON'T PUMP ,..., sluggish aep. t • · 1\nold Brotben, rooiiiS and private bath. In· tic tank. Get Klean-Em-o\11 118 Easl MaiD Street, Po111> quirt Ohio Hotel. 7 13 tfc septic tald cleaner. Land- eroy. Phone W\' %-Zf(S. MODERN and- botb mark rarm Bureau. 7 211 tic fllnlllbed llpartmelll. Middle J 11 Uc Uvestodc , port, IVY Wl74. t ZJ tk MOBILE Home, 1857 Skyliner 10 HEADS stock catUe. Thor1ltK£1 lltd lllar nlll'1l turnl•l» 48 x 8 2 bedroom, good condl- oughbred Herefords, Including , Ill ... miUallilbocJ span lion. Mr. Reed, Reedsville. registered Hereford bulL 3 -ra WY Ulll U I 1ft Ohio. Phone_86~-6338. ~26-30\p years old. Walter Wilson, WY · fiiAiLER LOTS - tree - ONE NEW black addle, f4G.IIO. 3-7028. 7 20 3tc Ill lltd water. llrowa'l l'rllll Call WI 9-3211. I 17 8tc ORSALE - 3 cowl and 2 lr Park ISI.a tt AppMedl 3 BEDROOM HOME. Melvin heifers, f/50.00. All bred. • PANOROOC VIEW OF RIVER FRONT PROJECT- This Is bow Gallipolis $114,000-plus Publlc Use looked Friday:::~~~; IIIDimiDe, Oblo, Pboae WY Little, CbeshiN, Ohio. D. A. Milan, RL I, J.anssville mg two full weeks of earthmoving by the K. L. Moore Construction fir m, Delpre. This Times plrit1111t·W811 ....,.., near tbe ..._ , 1 II Uc 7 11 ltp Pb. iH U757, f Zll ltf IDJ Jtllrth toward Pt. Pleaaant, The projed il expeeted to ·be completed within twa.moniJIL · ...--;o;,.; main ·'·' 1' • 48. Cry 48. f7. Color. u..,. 33. Plafuo11 17. Reaolv.. 20. Slopeo &B 38. Women: liang clot!> 49. Betore 31. Hurlod 33. Float 16. Gold: Her. 37. Pay atl$1\liOil Bind 40. Klndo! JIT... 42. Carpenter'• tool tt . Continent: abbr. 4G. Trltled 48. Sports ~9. •ngll'... "Yes Indeed I do know ~hat makes a motor tick •• , 1 and for your Information, I won't have any more until Pill dayl" menta 110. Funeral "'Ill" IJt. Weird &2. Graaslike plant DAILY CRYPTOQUOTE - Here't llow to work Iii All"I'DLBAAXB II LOifGFELLOW One letter almply 1t.anc18 for another. In W. ampll A. 18 UM4 f<W the lllno L'., X for the two O"o. etc. Bingle loUon, a trophiBI, the lenrth and ronnauon of tao wonlo ..., all blllt.o. llac:h cl&:y the aodl letter. are dlf'terent. A O;s l ... MARK IV I AUTO AIR CONDITIONING bird S4. Puglll' " · TranquQ • --auce fl.llpoiW 27. ElogBnt: olang tb • :U.Brlptty sound m ' g o- teeth 10. 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Wed. ·· •; ChJrch Bel · Ring, FrL II · Wort• News · 20 Evans f llletln Boa 12 :~5 N•wa ~ gr•12 : •~ Aericu"'"' Programs 12:45 Co. 'ntry (k Round 1:55 New, Beat 2:00 Count·y Go-Round 2:t: News Beat 3:00 v· · ...atJnel! 3:55 News Be ! (:00 Dilocing W~lo.t Doss 4 30 ·"terchang• 5:00 C, ~ ~ unl' News 5:15 Bob Neal Sporta Salute Frldaya 5·30 Sunset Boulevard 9:W Off Tha Air Salllrday 6:00 Sign On 6:00.15 Music•' Clock 1:flll 1e Still snd Know 7:tl2-30 Newa 7:29 Time & Temperatur· 7:30 Musical ClOCk 7:45 'First Baptist Church 8:00 Ohio Valley Newt 8·1• Musical Cloct •• ... ~! ··~· 25.Pia<ed l e It' . r• 11. Rich, 1t1ck1 calcol t . Deoayot f\ • ' ,r,, l.lllartll viUage '· PI SO. lAtta' 7. Hezekiab'• nickni.I'Dt' u . Ruuian mark 28. Begone! Uo• 11. :Man'• OPEN EVES. 7:00 P.M. tlon -- ..- that Pomeroy Motor Co. tu•· eolloq. ltll. Ooronlf!t ,; ..... H. Punc- 2. Girl'• name I . Anbtan ...,...t f . .MBI'k G. Guide e. Exclama- 11. :Mirror retleotlon I '!f' ..,. "- roport DOWN 1. Cheat: marine 1960 Pontiac Ventura H. T. Sedan _ $1095 Business Services ===--::::===- U . ll:y.,._: ll2. Sprtlo oolloq. 2J. Weather e. French $1195 1960 Buitk LeSabre 2 Dr. ... 9:00 ~gh School ffit Parade 10:30 Sona & Story Time lu .45 Tne r.older Key II :00 Democratic Leglal•tun II: 15 Mus• ·a! Interlude 11:30 Rfpublica1 Legislature 11-45 Walter ·~oeller Reporl II :52 Musical Interlude 12:00 Local &< Ohio New• 12.20 Evans Bt • Board 12: 7j News 0 GriDII 12:30 Saturday Mallnee (:DO DlBclnb with Doss (:30 Top Ten Revue 6:00 Saturday News SWIImll'JI 5: Iii ~lusical lnt.:rlude 5:30 Commllllity Choirs 8:00 Dance Party 1:00 Off The Air SIJDday \JJELl; THERE'D BEEN A lOT fF V'MEAN TO -•~uv JUs:T IOWJ<ED tloot.o AND TH 1 1'VW~· ll!ES9 HIM~ Rc:>UGH ()JIIQ·ON . I GLlEI:iS J OHN lMPilE~O ll<E COliNOL AS BEINQ Tht WIN "-M COOl.O HANDlE THE JOB I HE SURE DID I \JJE VE BEEN Ju<lT ABOUT OUT CRIME SINcE HE 7:511 1:00 8:15 B::o Sign On '"'ta SingiDJ Preacher 1:1 ,.,., Rep . Cllurch r Christ 9:t.. . "fUiic: fr-' · ·1,Jde 10 •..1 F' ·t Baptist Church II :30 Cblldren's Chapel 11:4· Suruhy NeW' Special 12:00 t ows Report 12:15 ~PI!ICOpal C""rch 12·45 rtt•·olic Infonna: 1:00 Church of God un <1oa1 Cali 2:00 Old Folkr Hour 3:00 llymna from Hardlnil 3:15 Sun<by Showcase 1~45 Pu.. uc Servl . . . Show 4--. 990 mt Parade · 5:00 City •· ·•• · ·, Re:··-J 6:15 990 Hit Parode 9:10 Of' Tbe •Tr THE BORN LOSER-----·· I\' NEAL .WAMI �.:..\. .. - -_...._..... ,. _____ - .. ~ ...................... . ,. _-r ~4o---- ••. • ' • ! ' ..Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0 ., July 20, 1965 - -·· ~- - . - - e~ •• • ' enttne D8t10ied To The lnterar. 01 The Melp·Maon .4r• ,i .c J, Cl ~Ci:c ceNJt - --- "' "'" ----------ol!' uam ets Blast ;;one U •"• :! ~ • ..; 28 Amerieat; . .. Ohio Promises Erie Bridge :~~ ; -. c. .. COLUMBUS (UP!) - Gov. lions." he said. James A. Rhodes told Jegislat- Rhodes has ordered the Ohio Ol'll from midwestern states Highway Department to make a Tuesday night Ohio will build a study of the possibility of a bridge across Lake Erie to Can- bridge connecting Canada with ada. Ohio in the Sandusky area be" tween Cleveland and Toledo. Ther~ a~e so.~~~o say ~t The departmenl is collecting in· ~~m;otlook ~~e, d es sa d formation on costs and engln· u . a aroun you an eering problems. 1:ut will s~e ~at ac:ve~ents The route probably would inco~J::O:.. ~· cou t ac- elude some of the Islands in the . western end of the lake - KelThe governor said a br1dge Jeys bland and the Bass Islands ~as need~ to. connect the 10 Oh1~ and Pelee Island on the greatest mdustnal base that Canad•an waters. lies between Buffalo <N.Y.) and Urses A4vaa<e Plannlsr Detroit <Mich.) with the Cana- The Republican governor dian Industrial base around Lon· mentioned the bridge ;n urging don, OnLario.'' delegates to the Midwestern "We will build a bridge to Regional Conference of the connect these two great n&· Council of State governments to 1 GOLD~ERG PICiED - Supreme Court Associate Justice Arthur Goldberg, cen· ter, receives congratulations from Secrtttary of State Dean Rusk and President John· 8Qn after the President's surprise announcement that he was to succeed the late Ad· lai Stevenson as U.S. ambassador to the United Nations. Up to the moment of the 1nnouocement, speculation had centered on Rusk as the likeliest nominee. at Fisher Chairman Of Public Board I fD the \ LAST TIME TONIGHT "'FLUFFY" - · Tf>C'hniculur - fony Randall, Shirlf'V Jones. Flu fly, "LOOkiNG FOR LOVE" Technl<'ulur ConniP F'ranri!l .lim Susan Oliver .loby Barh:ml Nic~.uls, .lav Hutton Baker C f'hp pPn GPo HamilTon. Yvf'tle MimPlWX Paula Prf'nlil'.~. Oann\1 Thoml'ls .•Johnny Car son Runnin~ time: 3 Hrs • ~ Q ..•• f , ~~~~=-~--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------<~o----~~--------~ VOL XVII NO. 79 POMEROY-MIDDLEPORT, OHIO WEDNESDAY, JULY 21, 1965 Eg] . FIVE ~· = ... i ' WEDNESDAY & fHURS JUL·Y 21·22 NOl OPEN ::oTON _ Charter No 8441 ~!~~'!.!~.P21.l Other Air Aetloa A U.S. military spokeaiiUJII said U.s. Navy aod Air Foret and Vietnamese pilots killed 811 estimated 85 Viet Cons Ia 271 '"''""' in South Viet Nam to- PRESI· · Li ·-.. ·- Hanes 'st of Names For Supreme Court Vacancy lor . • CHURCH ON WHEELS - The Bradbury Church of Cbrist was taken to a new location Monday morning by a crew of expert movers from Charleston, W. Va. Relocation of the church was necessary to make way. for the new section of Route 7 that will go through Bradbury. The c burch, erected In 1893. was moved to near the WMPO Radio station on the Joe Bailey property. It's piano and pews remained in the 40 x 60 ft. building while it was moved. The. steeple and bell tower had been removed earlier. Poli~e: crews from the Columbus and Southern Oh1o Electnc Co., General Electric ~mpany workers, and state offlcJals were on hand as the 35 ft. high structure was hauled along the htghway.-Sentinel photo. ltiiiii!Ctd T.Uirt The necll il reinforced to resist sanins. Through wash alter wash, the fully· combad cotton stays white, keeps its shape. Small, medium, laree, extrelarae. See the complete line of H1ne1 W1derwear for men and for boyo, Wbetber you want briefo or T· Shim - Sleevele11 unde,..hlrll or Broadcloth Shol'll In your choice of pattern• and atyle - un: lon Sul·a. Whatever otyle or olze you want vlalt the underwear dept, on 0. lit floor. Headquon.rt for Haneo. HANfS R:FELDS . BERNARD V. FULTZ Dlreeton PAUL I. IIWlT ------------~---------------------·---------------------------------- I . John E. Brown -"' = DieS Tuesday """"( Knox Countian Is Speaker at Farm Bureau :mr<..":' •• ?t· ( ' s. den( Jolmson'o nomination· of WASIUNGTON fUPil - The name of Washington Supreme Court Justice Al1hur lawyer Abe Fortas, a longtime friend of President John· J. Goldberg to be lJ. s. amba• son, led the list today in speculation on a successor to sador to lhe United Nations Arlhur J. Goldberg on the Supreme Court. todaJ was aosured of speedy apFortas, a member of the White House inner circle, prova• by the Senate. has been close to Johnson since the president came to 'l'lie Chief Execudve' an- Washington from Texas in nouncement Tueday that Gold- the early 1930's. While House Press Secretary .,..~.,.,' berg would succeed the late ~ •• ld 1 1 ch0 1 Bill D. Moyers said Tuesday C.ag. Walter H. Moeller, '"e 'd ....year-o le ega ' ar Jhere was no 1·nd·1cat'1on when IOib Dl• trtcI ncpresen a. taU ve, Adlai E Steveoon in the criti· 'th • 1 1 cal u. N. post was greeted with :e/~:rt~~~s ~~~d ~~~~~~~ ~ Johnson mlghl fill the oald today In • tetecram from eurprl.. IIICI salisfactlon by 1 . 'b . 1 d' f court vacancy. The court Is on Wasblsgton, D. C.. Jlat prosenalors of both parties. Sen- 0(lB4~l~)mc u,:: ~ur tfea~ recess until October, giving the ed jecll amonnHn1 to f%48,891 ate Republican Leader Everelt . as ers re ry 0 President ample time to weigh Services are announc 1or lla•e beea approved and fund.. M. Dirksen Dl. whom JohiiSOII the Interior. His law firm-Ar~ his first appointment Ill the high John Emory Brown, 83, of Rut· ed ander lbe Manpower DePORTERVnLE. CALIF. bad consulted about the llP' nold, Fortas I Porter-11 eas1ly courl. land, who died early Tuesdllf. velopmeat Trailing Ad lor (UPI) - Vacationing Kern . 1m t, 181'd Goidher ''is one of the most promment in He was born July t, 1882, at the JaekiiOII Manpower Train- A Knox county woman. who County Deputy SborlH Norvan po18 en I the capital L ·u th oo of the late Jnr Ceater. is a Farm Bureau trustee for Powers of Bakerslleld ran a a very able citif.en. He !lhould · Public Invited lo angsv• e~ e 1 acquit himself with real dlatlnc- There was also some talk of Val and L1da Camp Brown, and Tralnlag bas been authortz- Southeastern Ohio, said Tues- foot race ol sorts with an ea· as preceded m death also by day in Pomeroy, the farm or- raged black hear and won. tlon. He has a brilliant mind, Thurgood Marshall, the Negro I Attend Suaday Event w brolb and I It ed In lfeldo or l&nleaer ganizstion must ''not rest on ita II a IIUdent, end 1 reel work· federal ·appeais courl judge rea er wo 8 sen. l""uodskeeper, electric appll- laurelo." er.". cently named U.S. solicitor gen·l U. S. Representative Walter He Is survived by his wile, ance repairman, aato service She was Mn. Monroe Strick- Powen Monday saw t b e oral for the high court appoinl· H. Moeller today tnvlled lhe Alma Ward Brown: two sons, ataUea alteDdaat mechlate 310 • pound animal trying 10 WASHINGTON _ IF CIVJL. meni. But Marshall, who led I people of Southeastern Ohio to Clifford of Rutland; and Scott ud welder combination, draft- er, who was a guest at Tues· sbake five ehlldrea out ol a lan reservlsta are aummoned the legal fight which resulted In' aUend the formal opening of of Columbus: two sisters,_ Glad· log ond mecblalc work, ae- dy's meeting of lhe Meigs tree bonse near his mountaia Boys League fathers In Mid to acUve dbly, Rep. Richard the court'• famed school deseg- his District office In Lancaster yo of, Venatchee0 Washington, cording to C.ng. Moeller. County Farm Bureau Board of cabin at SJllar Loaf Peak. Be dleport are asked to come ~ Schwei'·'ll', R-Pa., believes that rogation decision of lDI>I still on sunday. and Carrie RumfJeld of Colum· Trustees. Mrs. Stricker wao burled a llooe at the bear ud the park 'Jbursday OYen!QIIl; men who were mobilized dur~ has not been confirmed b' the . bus; six grandchildren and five accompanied by her husbend; tbe animal turned and cbarg. round 6 p. m. to complete u;,, lh . th 8 h ·ld Y The offiCI! II located In the great grandchildren He was a NOW YOU KNOW they operate a general farm ed. sembly and pa!nti•• of •a ___... • 1161 BerOn criB ou Senate for the oolicitor general new Federal Building 212 South 1 by t-' near Mt. Vernon. ..... DOl he Included unleu it li st armer occupa lon. PI Seat eal . . Powers Oed around 1 tree picnic tables which must bl "absolute· vllal" po . Second St. Moeller and mem- Services will be held 1burs· Mrs. Stricker saod, "An or· read I th Bo •··-·· - , ' k ' Y ld. Tuesda lh her of his staff will be on hand day at the Nazarene churcll of Chilly January Is tbe monlb gamzauon must he active In with the bear at his -eels, bot Y or e ys ...,..... Jlt.. Schwe• er 18 Y e 1 t 1 ·t het 30 · leaot chosoa by blashilll brldet · eed 1 · I then managed to turn and ne> Supper Saturday lftei'IIOOI{ ume .ruie should hold lor men Veterau Memorial Hospltul , ~:ed.•ors ween l: Rutland with tbe Rev. GUrtmbm IDdblusteryMarcbhaotbennt supmheportmgF the 8" 8 0 . Jtsh: pump sis shot into tbe on Charley Smith, Beecb-st, wll) ' host 11 1m 11 tend• "" officiating and bur~al w 1 e me I'll. arm ureau IS sue oblain the Labl from ••·• w en s en wen ex Admlutoas - Mrs. James/' In M'l ete The body lowest marrlaJe rate, aeeonl· an organization but we must . rnabiag aalmal wltb bls .351 es u'~ ed for more than H days dur- Parsona, Racine; Carrie Reit. wtll 1~eain ":~te the church Jq to the \1. S. Deparfmenl of ,not rest on our laurels.'' magnum pistol. The ereature Swadley Lumber Co:• Lanp. lng that period and who are mire, Pomeroy; Paul Reilmlre, PLAN PICNIC INDOORS 1 ho eceding !ll!rvicet Realtll, Edacatloa aDd Welfare. ' She praised the Meigs County • dropped dead a few leot from : 1 ~· Thursday monung JIOW ~mhera of lbe reserve Of Pomeroy; O'Neil Quillen, Hartor "!!' ur pr call at Siron . Farm Bureau for its success blm. "The" really wasn't gm assembly. Anyoae the Nation~! Guard. As a reault ford; Robert Warner, Pomeroy.. The Loyal Women's Class of :~~::::.: ~~era! home unt~ ALSO A SCHOLAR In the legislative field and lor mJJCb Ia II," be said Taesday. ~an help Smith tbal of the Berlm crlslo, 148,000 men DlsclwJn - Wilma Terrell, the Church of Christ in Middle- a Hilda Hart, daughter of Mr. gains made during lbe Jut sev•nvlted to call blm were recalled to active cklty. Pomero7: Pearl Koblentz, Che• port will hold an Indoor picnic noon tomorrow. and Mrs. Thomas Hart of RD 'eral years In membership. MeiJ• Genenl Rospllal The tables are heJ._ · tor; Walter Arnold, Pomeroy·; at the church Thurday at 6 p. AIL ET I, Pomeroy, was on the Dean's Don Wilson reported on 8 re- 1 Admission• - JesSie Parsoos, ed by the Mlddle!IOrf WASHINGTON-IIOVSE liE- Jeffrey MUter, Syracuse, Mary m. Husbands and the Loyal QUI list for the second semester 1 cent trip to the Ohio LegisJa- jPomeroy; Anna Brewer, Port- Assn.. Louis Sauer, .Jr., publican, today readied ap lll'- Arma, Pomeroy. Men's class are Invited. Those Quiet during the past 24-hour .of the past year at Ohio Uni- lure to appear before the House land; Michael Epple, Harrl· Don Lowery, codJefrmln.· senal ~~ propoa~ aimed at clip- · 8frflll - Mr. and Mra. Jameo / sttendlng are to brlnl their own Iperiod was reported by ail Jo. l versity. Miss Hart's name was ·Committee on Mining and Re- son ville. !<Juipmeat will be J*IDIIIIilli · pi!JI the wtnp of Prtsldent Parsons, Racine, a soa. table service. cal Jaw enforcement a1enclea. omitted from the list anoounc- clamaUon. He said eight local Dllcharae• - Zana Baxter, mstalled altho Johoson't war on poverty . . , · · ·----ed by the Univel'llily. residents made the trip at the Pomeroy; Johnny Nelson, Porn- Meanwhile, RIChard There -were doubts Democl-ata requeat of Morris Allton Ohio·eroy, Betty Cline, Smith Ferry, by) Vaughan, Jr., ciJalrmu WOIIkl be able to. hold the line IIOOSTERS PLAN DANCE Farm Bureau lobbyiat. ' Pa. the supper, re!IOrfed ii&Ctll~~; agalllll all of them. AmOIII . ~- . • The Pomeroy AlbleUc Assn. The sroup appeared in supresults Ia her ca~ lbe amendments. were propos- Plans Wert Jl!ade ,to sme announced 11161 membership August 29 with Mr. Casci chair- will sponsor the hl&h school port of proposed atripmining ANN~UNCE DANCE sure a bounteoua supply ali to restlire to JOVefiiO!'I the dlll,Der to lbe male members of cards have been received and man. Further details will be an- dance party at the Pomeroy legislation. He said that aince There Will he a round and good food for Saturday lftlij~i!' pawer to veto anti - pov'"y the woodivlrid l)lmpbOIIy 'orchea- :dues are now being accepted. POUnced later. · High auditorium. from 8 • 11 p. then, the proposed bill has pas• jsquare dance Sa~ay, July 24, noon and evening. projecll . In their otatet; ~t Ira whet! Drew-Webster Post The fl duea may he mailed to Frank Vaughan reported on m. Saturday. The Jays will em- ed the Hause by a unanhnoua from 8 p.m. until 12:30 a.m. at She laid anyone who lhe apendlna alllbotlzalloo; 8!ld 89, o\merl~aa Lelloa, met Drew ~ebster PliSl " · P. 0. the state convention ill Cleve- cee. vote and 1s now before the s.n-'the Bedford Youth Center Cll to contribute lDd 11u . _ - c:urlill the ln~"!lc~ of ihe Monc!ay 1\ight. . ·Box 4GI, Pomeroy. Statement. 18ild which he at)ended ao a ate. Roule 33 at Darwm. Music will ed may ea11 btr. of!ktJ.ot eaonotP~c ~ty, The dinner will be ~,ened wit he mailed to members In deleg,•· .. He stated the ~ cenl8 SWIMMER DIES Organization Dlreclor Paul he by the Harmony Valley Four. wlllch ·~ li1e Pf011'8f11, Fr~y e~·prlof~ tht l!lln- the near flilu~. increase in Ohio dues was ap- OBERLIN. Ohio (UPI) - Bower announced thet local The dance Is sponsored by the Til' BOP ON ~ · ctrt m Pometoo; with PauJ,¢u: CoDillllnde'r Guinther announ- prov<d and wiD probtlbly he George Jackson, 17, Oherlln.llilemhership IIOW stands at 316 Bedford Beaven 4-H club. A "grias bop" wm ~ .w&, N. B. - A ll C\ In charge, Guy E. Glilntber. oed tliere will he a meeting of effeclve Jan. l, ,11161. •ftefresh- swimming alone In the Pylellld that 12 new applications ill at the SyriCU!II! ball Sttatol•! ~r. With J jam· Paul Taylor, Fr~. CI)~brew ·Ill• ;lloai)l·: lit : trill~ at. lb e ments wert sened by . E~ Rd. Reservoir, dro~ Tues- the organllallon's 11'01111 1101WEATHER 'l'lllll'ldJy heal•blll lllllllaritQJIIIW .!JIIdt • .lift and Frank Veqban will uslst poslllomt nt1t ·Mondlly, at ,,_ Gilmore. A movie, "Countir clay. He had been ml111ing 1..- pt~IIU.IIon plan had been writ- a-. Clll ,feal&li, 1Mf III , . J~rp wlU lit lle1Jt · !Md1ii& •IOII~y •on a fOam. Caocl. · 311 p.m. :,r1Ji 1lllilual'fiklnlc'OIIl\e Attack" was shown prior to the several hours when his mother ten durl!tc Jut month's IJlllll tH lh, qeep~ 1nv • ...._music. AII•Jolit!!l'i IOiilllliled 0!1. paP. I l , .Don Hunnel, PQII. lldjutabt, post wu ~llttw Itt .1 tor lit~. · alerled pollee. : · !eP,Ilaued on. ~ well,. J1t !!.'!H at 1 l• Iii. rlk-ti\:..~~lil,M_~~~~r'l!.. ~:f\~~~o.-~ :,u P!1U4\$4~W...;~Jf9:;tt4W\«4t..,.·:·- ··~"' ""• . ,.,.. .,'!:t, ~ · ~· ·~.t,>..,. '" - ..... ' ' · · • ' ~~ · ... ill~'.,· <J" Sheriff Proves Match for Bear In FootRace For Supper Double-Panel Brlelt Reinforced seam• u. troop increases in VIet Nam thai may foreshadow bigger draft quota• and 1 eall-up ~ 'e5erves, McNamara said Cll his lrrlv· al that he would m..t with CJth. er officials today to report oa his trip but he did not lmolf when he would see Presldebt Johnson. "I can say that our recom. mendatioll!l will he based 11po11 the commitments of tbtJ DDI:iOo to preserve the freedom of the people o1 South Viet Nam," ~ Namara IBid. Help Needed to Prepare Tables underwear ond a ~eientific cut Jive you centle day· lone aupport, pe" teet comfort. Heatnlislant elaotle walslband. pilots reported they sank sampans, destroyed a JUII 45 miles soutbo of Can Tho and lmocked bridges and tunnels, The U.S. spokesman said the raid was directed against portion of the area hit diiLhe first SAC bombins flf 18. The spokesman said as far as knew the giant bomben had arrived in .Yiol l'lllll llfely their missiiBI. Defense Sec!f' tary Robert S. McNamara ,.. turned from Saigon todaJ with - 1 of famous r WORLD ~~ ':~~~d=w:~;;:, Fortas Tops deserves a J Members of Middleport's Board of Pubtic Affairs, named to office Monday night, Tuesday night elected C. 0. Fisher their chairman. Fisher, Richard Gress and Don Mullen, who succeedPASADENA, CALIF. _ SCI- ed Ge~rge Meinhart, Reuben Collins and Walter Bunce, entl•ts have seen ·'no oigns of det~rmmed to make. the town hall the1r maiD place of IU " _ animal ve etable or busmess. The boa~d 1s char· 1 e · g ged under law w1th adrrun· i$1110) salary. Therelore, the ~mer~l - ~n~ift~n~! !~~ istering the Sewerage ordi· i board wUI ~cc~pt additional bn p~c ures ~ wmten apphcallqns wh•ch 1 Ma r1• nance. Y memo 8 marve oua · . . would include his or her quail· ner-4 space camera. AU busmess mcludlng collec- fications lor the position Whether life elillb on Mars thms will he maintained in the The deadline will be ·Saturmust remain a mystery for at village hall. The board_ appoint· day noon, July 24. Applications least till more yeal'l!. The U.S. ed Betty Darst as actmg clerk may be left at the rna or's of. space agency Tuesday named 1n July at the salary of $U lice y JL Ill develop !lllch a "life • per month. / Th r ta 111 ld seeker " named Voyager, to . ese app Jean ou. un· Ia d ' th 1 1 ·a lltll "Not There were no applicants pre- derstand that all the dut1es will ~le ~a: ~~ Aborlnet sent Tueoday night willing to! be fulfilled in the clerk'• office : ...~m ~·• some liCCepl the job at the present at the village bell. dart! spiita might )IQfllbly be ' ,.._elied every man think ahead as they planned for state In which they can find SAIGON (UPI)--Tirenly. the development of their states joba you will have to create to 30 852 jel bombers ~ and expanding populaions. programs to Jake care of Guam ati!Jcked IUSpeeteil Vllf! Most of the delegates to the them.'' Cong troop concentratlolll conference, ending today, were Polnls To Ohlo'o Program the ootori0111 Zone D IIU , members of legislatures in their "Ohio is turning the corner in miles north of SolanD 1o1Ji11. home otates. Represented were its efforts to create the proper The massive new strike, • Ohio, Illinois, Indiana, Iowa, climate for industrial growth of the war and the IIOC!OIId Kansas, Michigan, Minnesota because the people are accept- five days, came 11 the U• . Missouri Nebraska North Oak- ing and supporting programs to Military Command reported I ola South Dakota, and Wiscon- . that end," he said. Americans killed In aetloD f!li &n. • He said Ohioans had support- past wee~. ~notber 100 wo~ Rhodes urged_ the l~glsitors ed bond •ss_ues prov1dmg a ~ec- and 7 mJSstng or. cap~ to create . a chmate 10 thell' ord $320 mllhon for cap1tal un- There was no immechate r. states wh1ch would ~courage provements at state umverso- port on succeu of the ~ mdustnal and econorruc growth. lies, $100 million for conserva- lime mlss10n by the pW., "Most of the major problems lion and recreation to improve wh1ch dropped 500 Ioiii iii we face are the by-product of its water supply and tourist at- bombs on the target area afte' unemployment," Rhodes said. tractions, and $500 million the 2,600 mile flight frDIIl "You have young people com· highways which saved Guam. . ing into the job market every as much as $150 on some It was th~ third •trike bJ the day asd unless you create a trips in the slate. 1 thStrategCooc All' Command apllllt e mmuniSI sbacJ•"4 where American and Australia troops recently C81Tied · out 1 a massive guerrilla sweep lhal killed an estimated 100 Vllt LeVIOD • to Host symp hony's.Men MUSIClaDS •• !.! ··-'.l:~~~~~ l~ .~. "' ' ' '"-"; ,,.1-' ' '•~•~ ' .' f I ,'f""'\"~,,1 ' ' ' , I , ' > 1 � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 07. July Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Original Format The type of object, such as painting, sculpture, paper, photo, and additional data Newspaper Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource July 20, 1965