http://host69-005.meigs.lib.oh.us/files/original/013539865a76e3c30027c3177b89a277.pdf a9b6978c70546eccbcdf98ca7c2ceb76 PDF Text Text ' • J> ~··· Mr. McDaniel hlr • llDOior lmlll!l. low' • 0 1101'!11, "'UUII. Mostly ....,, • Utile eoolor by. ' w..._ '. • He e • ,e nttne • • !,-· - relfNd .~·· Wll • - JUST IN Anolhttr Shlpmtnf of Porch end Llwn Chelrs, Ch1l11 Loungts 1n d , lockers. Simt O;lellty - Semt LOw Prices' on the 2nd Floor, Mainly About People In Pomeroy ' . BRJlF. '· ·· Wlf~i:.:News :vrom'"'~ ·~ ~ .! )i _· :.. ~~i·,~ . Unitt!difrl"'!!l I .: • ! ~.b·~.em~,~lr- · ·. IIJ ALVIN IIPIVAJ: Tue!lday affairs at !be While "unprovoked atlld" -~· Ualtod Pron lateraadooal House. But 11 wae probable lhal 111gb admlnislratloll ~ Uolled Preu ........-1 Sunday's attack on the Maddox briefed memben ol (!apci . . WASHINGTON (UPI)-Presl- In tnlmlatlonal waters of the oo the lncldent. '. Jolwou and hil lop milJ. Gulf of Tonkin would be a prin- Republican pmldenllll oaJIII. and oliplomallc advisers cipal loplc of discussion. dale 811'1')' M. Goldnler rofoll cOllier lodaJ witiJ the Primo Orden SU..nglbeoiJII quesdoos about Ill o!gnlfi.,.,.,., upec10c1 ·1o be lbo Nortla JOJIIIlSAlll M o a d 1 r ordered Qoellll• IVtiolnlune"! torpedo boat attsck strengthened naval foreeo ltltD AnsweriJII roporiln' ~ the U.S. destroyer loladdo>:. 1lle area off Communist Nortll in writing from hil •-dOll ,.,. The Chlel ExecutiVO! scbed- Viet Nam and issued a. stml treat at the Balboa Bay Qab Iii ' a DOOIJ EIYf sessioo wilb directive 1o destroy any allack· California, Goldwalll ~ National Security Council. ers sucb as those tha~ fired on Monday whether tb1 prcM ... a 1 p.m. lunch with Secre- the Maddox. of American destroyer~ off Yilt of Stale Dean Rusk, De- One of the three Soviet-built Nam meant lhat U4 Secretar:v Rnbert S. Me> North Vietnamese torpedo boato ground troops are to be l•""iti ~~~::;~~and~ McGeorge Bundy, that attacked the Maddox BJ> there. . IP assistant for nation- parently was sunk by retaiiat· "Does II mean medium bomfl:o security affaira. ing U.S. air and aea fire, il ers are going to be ued to li[llo Johnson also was to lloid bis was learned. terdlct supply - ! " ho ~ 1:45 a.m. White House The State Department ssid asked. "Does II meaa a ..... 1~~;:~:":. witll Democratic con- Mooday it was sendinr a diplo- is taking place iD fare!ID polk!l li leaders. matic protest to the Hanoi gov· at White House and ltato DeThe meetings are routine ernment over what it caned the partment levelt?" ELBERFELDS in POM~ROY ROY'S 7-DAY SALE Contimu!d, •• Prien eteetlye tbru Wed. P.·M.; Aus. 11 'EVERY DAY . LOW PRICES CA~ At.,. ROY'S FOOD BASKIT - MIDDLEPORT, 0. 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Employees Get The Breaks I . · l-~ Sentinel, Porneroy-MI~I!Jeport, 0., Auc. 4, 1984 ~'for· Heaven's ' COMMQITATING EDITORIAUY I ' • \ • WE ARE going to hear in the coming procedures, which have tripled the aver· monthi the usual bombastic state- age output of Individual worken . . A great many worken baye helped to ments that certain big 1nterests are try· Inc to run the country . and that they bn~g about the rapid growth of savings, have all of the money. and that they are which m turn has provided large amtrying to trod on the common many. ounts o ( capital to aid the expansiOn of Some recent figures we have come across our economy and io the end increase the give some insight into the fallacy of such demand lor employees ot greater skills statements. Today the American worker and education Tbis t.. one of tho things pocket. over two thirds of the country's that has put about nve percent of the IIVSII&ND WITH A BIG - - I lui lho ollc r•llds your ~II Dear Helen: I bope, I love lilY -lid _,. llllldl mabl llerlell. but he lla.l I IIIblt al M>'ill I Cltl lblllt Jioir In wbat he snouldo't. Wbeo we're die bolplnl MIICI qut In compony, he' a jidl !eo ,., IIIIo ·WIDII- to IIOUl'll ,. 1 rudliJI ~ w11 ' • ~to·· m. " ,. ' ~~.!!: . -. boots lrllm .. .~ Ill< * '· "' · frank- Ute- of a.. GL the market. HelrinC a- periol!old.- E V ER GRATB . . Wonil (evea if he di>elll't uy FilL. :· , -., · them In dirty jokes) embarr- Dear EG.'a :''i!l .· 1 eo the WOIIIen and moot of ID Con • •• • •• ~"!'!'!! :(;. total national income tn paymt-nt for working force in an unfavorable spot their tabors. Back at the turn of the cen- due to their la<'k ot· tr:Hning, and made tury and into the gay ··go's' they only it impossible for them to save and thus THE SPORTS DESK 'Uiatiil :_._ got sU&htly more than h• ll of the nation- allow them to have a stake m the growth al incOitle . This seeminglv lion 's share of of our economy. Today. unlike In 1900 the Income goes to prov'e that the com- we have come face-to-face with the fact mon man should be prosperous under that there has been a large scale and certain circumstan:-es if they would man- long-term shift among occupational ace properly . Instead ot that we have groups which has resulted in a larger mu crying wolf, and pointing the ling· number of workers in the higher income er at big business and others who are occupations, with the other workers trying to get the correspondin~ly fewer affluent. The remaining 29 per cent of the na- low -paid jobs. Today 11 is the skilled tional mcome is divided up among those "blue-collar workers, salaried profession· wbo help produce new goods and ser- al and technical people. and clerical and vices, and among them are the farmers, sales p<'rsonnel who make up two-thirds oelf-employed professional people, which of the upper economic bracket of our Includes doctors, dentist•. lawyers. land- population. In the period of a half cenlords, lenders of their own savings, and tury ago they only constituted one-third businesses both large and small. There of the total working force. Corporate are few people who will admil that the profits averaged eight per cent in t 900 balance has shifted from a 50-50 division and now they are down to about five per lust 80 years ago to the favorable bal- cent, and many of the millions of workance to the worker at the present time . ers collects part of those profits from the One might ask the question as to what corporations. and we might even add has caused this to take place. One rea- that they own the biggest share in them . son bas been the incre•se In wage and Those who are in the train of tht.. adsalary rates, and In many cases fringe vance have every l'eason to believe that benefits that were almost unheard of a their stake will rise In about the same half century ago. Another element has proportion as the national income. and been the increased use of labor saving those who do not retrain are going to be machinery, more training , more efficient even further in the lurch .-DCW. . , me • • tactE,G. II~""' I let blm road this leltor, and b said, "You're not real ])> loiDC to lelld IIIII are you! HelD wiD tbllll: rm on awlal ........ _ A.&..l.. IUY· " He ,.,. be ....... ·t ~be'• aaylng anythlnc ou• of tbo way, jtllt calllft8 I l))ade a lipide.~. Dear Lllzy: 1'1111: Rememllr·llle llliNI• the Fly! -R. "•¥" ' . '!1\ .• QUDm 'ftiEN il_ &'Q.•'l'IIIJ · TO WOIIIIY · 'I Dear BeWo· ·:< • -a,. Some peop3 <all I lj)tide I pari of tht cOumry, lo II 10!'111 apade aa an QCU.. to dig up tid her frlondo were ID ,. dirt. even kael - ·IIYIDtl 'IIIII tllel! .Your busbu!d evidently own makll, m~ tbet tnoWJ .he sb~ tha ladles - cblldren quite well, attoodln othel'WIM he wouldll't aay "ilel· ehurdl quite ropllrlf, on ID wiD think I'm ID awful 1-.Jlf doq lilt rflbt tbJnt auy... So perhaps he . llljoyl Qr lrJiol to. Sbe aild u 11'111') ahocking tha ladies. (You rat 0111 wottld loCIIt lrllWid t11err ottenllon tbll way). Ask blm they'd dlacover !be ~ Ullu 110'11 he'd feel If YOU went the - tile majoriiJ o1 u art "llli aame route. -H. we 111'11, llld lltll 1111'1 bed. • Dear Helen: , l 1 don't ,...... Ill you I know your column lm't us- reply, bul yw tiided wllll boi "" a • personal - · ..,.. IOYinl !be -try 111 Today's ~Medical Renort ~~~~~~=~:r.?E r pretty ,..,., but I t:o<>fuM ft. llle dogs?-H. P • B W o --•·•.... . 1\lre. I wiJh _,. nr.Jcll to be Deor H· 1 ayuo . a.---~ M.D. Iwarm summer will not It is Important to treat your IbiD but hi'" nei>er hid the y ·, sltJI · Hay lever is almost never cause earlier polllnaUou but hay fever by ovory mPIII wni power or IIIcendvt. 1 A COillllrJ :..:::: caused by hay and Ia rarely will also 1ncruse the qiWIUI)' khown beeauae it ao often tbink I've found It ...,_ (IJid talkative) aboul la'a 1110 r ., DOROTHY KJLGALLEN 81l10Clated Wltll fever. In lad, of polen In the air. I :::....tbein lor aerlotll HeceJ.tly I N<!elved • letlfr ala .. WI oro in Atllerial haf 11101 and fr;)!!l ID ... _ frlftld." Slle Uttll chance of U you have lever witll It you This is apscially truo 11 tht llllddJ lberl should look for somo other the hot weather Ia attended should 11 ~-:t"· to ':a:'""U: Wll beaY)r, but COIOpletely, ~ all ,..._. cause . For tWa reasoo we ...,_ by an abundant rainfall. Tbe cliaeaae wlthooJ medical be now · Sbe wants me to thlllp )'IIU mentlao beo:ome • tors prefer to call It allergic date of tha llrlt trOll Ia olio supervision lhlD too. My "frlond" ..., collllllOIIp• thty are bo 1on11 rhinitis. subject to v1riaUon. 1be m;..t .U.Cltv trea~ prosed fears tbllt I would be er top nowo - lbtn 11 11> THE CELEBRITIES decision would make a good movie. GlHay fever may occur at any For lbooo ridlml wbo wUI men! 18 tht ltlktnc deoen- ::rt ~ angry· I want her to tllno to WlliTJ. I doubt lha1 Trade papers on the Coast are lea- sele was Prince Rainier 's dearest friend time of tha year because a It hive a •.eatw• ID 1 rep. sillzll!i Injections before tbo ow I m not. and tills II llll tllno ovar - · Tbil only way to let Iter Jmow. ror .lleiiJJ, 1M ~malt! 011 11M turin& an odd little advertisement an- before he became betrothed to Grace great variety of allergen&,...,. tbe npeeol polloD hay fmr JeUOa prim sldi, for Ill our aopbl.lb nouncing, "AI Jolson Jr ., talented son of Kelly . . , Two major recording compan- may ca1110 It, but for moat COIIllt to low, moat of Canada WI ba done allly after ·....., Ylctims-and there are about ..., be recotlllDeaded. Otber ful tesllnl hal revealed what "'""s. _ catod talk. Alao ~- Bllll Ies are b1ddmg for the disc rlghtll to HI· the late AI Jolson. Now accepting a limt million in tile United ftatea fa.....t 1po11 fachMir tiio alleraen or allergena an cautLost June, U. S. analysts nit bin boOII papular In tor year-old Dale Brooks, described as "the Ited nu~ber of oinging engagements." 1 obarp lnl:nue ID So- el&D OIIIUitrlef lor 10 -the attacks 1tart In early west of 1bo . , M..,.. hay fever In noted OV· most exciting girl singer to come alonc Then It lists his aeency, in Phoenix One 11 11 Alll\l!t. Sneezing, runniOC 1a1u m Oreaoo aad lf•bloc· For t~relief of viet : to UDder • dovdopod • bare, tbay'M IC!It'Cf must assume that AI Jolson Jr. is really smce Con'?ie Francis." Dale wiU make and reddened eyes for loa, tiio wNda " IWillenll)'tllplollll ot tht coun et an. • ataadallll peIOil'fboardl ID Alaatla. -H. ., 001 Asa Jvlson, Jr., because there is no AI her televisiOn debut Aug. 12 on the "On New antlhlltalnlltes ma baIMll'l rlod of IODie tbree yeart. .ir., and show biz experta hope his career Broadway Tonight" show ... Quiz qu.. most sulferen are "ushered In MldfcaD, with tho ,poJUnallon of raeand Mallo, tiio acriiied by our ~ ~ The lllmaM, they ballevl!l. 1'lllli colu11111 II -•1114.. 111 lion for veterans of Shubert Alley: "Isn't Is managed better than that ad . Swen weed plants and the mtaery cootral A~ natelfecti-.i of lb.a""· dru was the direct result of tho fatnily Uvlng, a ll .YGII're hav· .. , "Hello, Dolly!" the first Broadway show Swenson may wind up with an important lalttl until the · first frost. lad 111e aoatllerD 11p o1 JIJatIa lfOitly enbancwl Sino-Soviet quarrel lnl kid trouble or jull plaiD ,· 11 song-and-dance role in "Say It With Mu· ever to sell standing room in advance? SJIIIIIi tha Sovteta mada trouble, lei RileD Help '1'011. · Paul Anka •an't be pleased over die 1be exact date when the ldL O<eaa voyiJea ...., aloo art pea In combination With hRTIIlt sic," the film extravaganza now In the 1 '1 new eommltmeoto to Sbl trill al*l weleome polllnatlo~ of ragweed or any poiJon.frea 11141 , . , _ Chr metbylprednisolotlt. N s e your release of "The Private Lives of Adam planning stage at MGM with Arthur 0 and l!ve," currently playing the local otiM!r al.ergenlc plant starts wbo do DOl get oeulclt). drops and lllsal spt'aYI ... ~· andlrolndla. """ IIIWIIIICIIpel'ledcet. ~­ Freed producing and Vincente Minelli 1 varieS In dlffferent part of Your vacalioo abould be best avoided beea of the ott weltl to Kaya, rtll Helen Botlel m cart of directing . Search has been abandon- movie houses. The film was made in the country and will vary Ill scheduled, if poMible, to corebound reaetlon ; : oocun Iron, Yemen and lndoneaia. tbll newspaper, ed for Bill Holden 's brother, Richard 1958 - and he looks so different in it Beedle, lost on an air trip to Peru Bill ... Lois DeFee, in town from Miami is the aama part from year to lnclde with !be period of wben the lbtlnklac effl!ft 011 In return for Ill oteppool up ~ to IDdontlla, the Sovilt Un_ and his estranged wife, Ardis. have juggling offers from threo nightclub; in year becauaa of Changes lnlheaviest poiUnatiOD ID your the mucoua membronet tho weather. An unusually communi!)'. off! wears IOO received lndortelillll lllpporl New York. She's in the market to take flown to Lima to be with Richard's wife tor • demand !Cit • ~ . over one of them and have her own and tO-year-old daughter. of the debate over ll'hetho!r tht 11¥01'10 TO lfll11lutt OP The most unusual money-raising ev- place, as a sort of modern Teua. Guinan charged retailers for their prod· Soviet Ulllon should ... pmn!t.. Mlllll MUOII AliA ent of the year probably was the shindig . . . Rhonda Fleming, playing at the Druucll ID ortplal ttblppJnc ted to attend year'• lllooisponsored by Paul and Lee Strassberg ry Lane Theatre in Chicago will be join· tainers. of Atr~ean~IJid .u1111 .... ._ for one of ~r favorite charltlea Sb of ed by her best beau, contractor Bill Wll· lletall w.. prll!n eharald by m. •..1_ _,., .... 110 . . . . . . . . . the prizes raf~ed off for a dollar a copy son, on Aug. 10. He's flying In from Ca~ WllOieaaltltl -woald blft to '• 'lite Cblneaa 1184 succeeded Ill . ' were dates with girls from the "Folies ifornia to help her celebrate her birthCOLUMBU8 (VPI)-1111 Llq- stotement aald Ill antiOUncJrta mlDIDIItll of II I*' Mil ~ barrblc the Rualw 011 tha 1 .t'f"".Jil • Bergere." There's been such ex cit· day. uor Conttol Comtnltlioo wUI the September hearlni tbo priAw 1111 wlttllltiiWI .,..001 lltlt lhef litre 1101 Ill • · Dorothy La~ur ha~ been signed for ed reaction to the Richard Burton ver· Need tspr...,4 eharga retiiJil'l l4r tht Aalsll eoufttry. ~ tC 1 sion of "Hamlet" that was filmed right a cameo apot 1:1 Amertcan loternation· hoi" I public hearing Sept. 15 on a proposal to establlob a producll In Ol'filtlll eoata1111n. Wlib ti!IJ a1 a llackCf<luod, 1 . . at's "Pajama Party." Hollywood's first in the theatre, it's set Warner Brotben ~ ~~ Dl· This Ill bolll dOwD to tht faet !ltd Cltlneto offer of a IGI!ti· • ~· on a search for a second vehicle suitable "science-fiction musical." Also in the ~r.inlmum reta& beer prtoe · · re- !bet woal4 be ICm, no IDI«esl teo IIIIUlotl IOittllm - · ,... Ia_ , . - . for the same kind of deal. Studio execu- movie will be AlP rresident Jim Nichol- markup of 22 per oenl above cotved many totten, .....,._..... charged I mbllmum o1 II 1* l4ab to Palcbtllll II Ill 19"M•I • - - - or, - tives' estimate that when "Hamlet" goes son's petite brune discovery Susan •llolesale COli. The move Ia beJnc made at calls and personal lnterVIewa CODt mort IbiD tbt prb paid latereat - ol illlel'tll alro ., 1111 ...... , , . , _ ., who is out of this world _:_ but deHart, into 1,000 theatres for four performan· - ...,_ " - "'-· ces in the Fall it will gross at le'st U0,- finitely not from Mars. She's been sign- tile ul'llinf of Individual carry- from IDdlftdual permit holden, for the ptoducl paid by tho flo fltl1ber evidence of PUUiari'l out store operatol'l who r .. t • olllclal repnsentatl>to ol tavlall merdlam. ~ ties wllll tht Wett. ~..,: . ed to a four-picture contrast, aod the 111 000,000. """ · iu. Former President Eiunhower will be 111m company expects her to be a star permarkets and other oper•- ora •wlillll IJid lllmlben Saperllllrbto, I b tr 1 for a, Paldstan bas •IVIIIUt!MII II _..., ' · · porlrayed as a villain in a forthcoming within lllx months . . Karate il the jet tion. which do not have to 1111 of tht palllle, 111 dJ.IIIIhl tha Wl!ich - Jill boor for pr1cn Will aeeepl tht .., _ ol- It ,..._ It book about the Suez Crisis by Abel Tbo- set's new, most popular Summer .,Ort. .., beer sat.. for • profit are CODvlell,. Ibn II aa llrptll u tow u oaiJ 11. por aent far" wllidi wiD lie used to Pit • ....... - -Gym mills are a must at the poolsides of providing unfair <0111petitloll : : \1 above Jlholftllo cost, tor lmporll of lllllcltlnar7, maa, who was in the French Defense , _. PI' ·--• BYI- lllUt han Ja lnenul thtlr ~ tlllci ·IUIU Jllilll. · Miniatry at the time. Lord Avon (former- the posh Summer re110rts and private e.. . ~lth low prices. ly Sir Anthony Eden) will be the hero of Iales. U the proposal, Replalloa tern. • , """"· The Llqattr c.trol 0.. Two of television's top writers are No. 72, II adopted, It wwld f. Heptloa lio. 72 .....W re- portmenl ...,_ oaiJ a rt[a. the tome . . . . . . Bob Hope will take his working on a new series to star Jack feel only carry-out prlceo, 110t qulra ~~ to IIIII ,.. U.lly lfW lllltanftl of 1ft. Chrlitmu show to South Vietnam tbll Cassidy . The box-office value of mar- prica ol beer sold for c<Insump- tall oalo pricoa II Jill' year. Red Skelton wao supposed to make <Naed · prle•, bowovar, U above the wboloaalo prl.- ~ation No. 72 la adopted. a trip to the 1ame danger area to enter- Ital upheaval! among celebrities Is ex· tion an lbe premises. tain U. s . troop1, but something happen· emplitled tht.. w•y: Abbf Lane's show at OV•raU, !be average retaU the Concord 1 wee• from Sklurday IS beed to mate him cancel tbe plan. prw markup- b per Frencb actreaa . Giule P•scal has Ing billed, quite seriously, as "HI'I' First 4.'ell •• lhhougb 101111 Olltletl 1111 ---;,;,j)!,loo,;,••irO--..,I;!:;.;;;;.;;;;.;.;~.;.:::._I. withdrawn the scheduled publicadon of Appearance In the East Since Her Di- with a ma.-Jrup of more than 21 her memoirs, and the reaaon behind her vorce." per cent and othero aeU With • markup of aa low as 10.12 per """"' 8 • Voice of Broadwav. . . reportmg onlfl m:!: J:'.&;' :lei sht: ~ taome J atartl me ._bfre yean, Mt..-, u.!; r fill DAily SENtiNEl. • on R.egulation No. 72 Hearmg Is Scheduled for September 15 iii,.. "'.... ...... ... _., . .•. .,.. . ::= - me .... ..!:: r"-"'# . . •->'no · % ':: :.., -lei ~ ~~ Clio=::.,~• B£RRTS '"'8 Fonti"n News rommemarr chinAC!A • Re·ds preach Cash ~!.=-::::==adopt- C~ot Purchase Happiness ed 1 few years ago, Reg · •ion afton show no respect lor lh• By PlfiL HIW50M m the courts on a lej,at teeb- At home, the Chinese Reds ol African and Asian nationo In nlcafity , nc• on the content of are preaclii11i to lbt people that tbelr economic de•Unp and the law. ' IIIIJtlel' , _ liuJ' hi~. "flacrllltiJ ~ Ill their IDOflieials of tha Liquor Control True ba~, IIIey IIY, Wlenial affairs." Deportment and the •ttorney come only fl'lllll faiDIIIne tha cat 011 Aid IIDel'&l's Clffice said Ute. Blatt!''& needa of the Commum.l revo- The Russian• eut off the 1ut Fair Trade Law a1111 liquor lutiotl and adllllllf 1111111 Ill a their -.lo and tldmteal lo ' wo""'d permit l!lllblllh· "IY of life. lid lo Chilli 1D 1960. · llll!llt ol • price control regula- Abroad, am0111 the under-<le- That healy blow, pl111 miJ. Uoo. . veloped . . - ~ t1i1J IIUII!GIIIIIIllled ill tbl aamo Ill A opokeaman pointed out that aeek lnfl- lho CIIIDIII ... tile "11'0111 lllp l-ard" • I the department dou aot feel lumpllli lho Ulllted ' - IJid tht Cltla• _ . , tllto a tha• price eompoiiUon the Scwilt ilniaD Ia 1111 loptlpiD !tom Whklb II It jUII beklnp In tht area ol alooholic buket and •lriiiiC IIIII llriil tlliw _,.,_ liiYtD - . • ~lid simply Is _.u.r ,_ of ..-1 I per "' . . Ia> 'There Ia ID Wlboly amount neo<:olonlalillll, widob OlD In au- .1k41!11110 o1 price eutllnC," ho aaid, "11"" ill reciptellta •jeei.to aG,lal ·. lla&'llt Ulll* up Willi tk:ularly Inv<Ilvlna earry , lluts dominalioa. . I - lbl JtCIIIIIIIIIIGL · 111111 marlleta." . This I& qoe aide of tho Soviet- . A Nilall 1111 betlll tbll II adopted, llqulatloo No. n Red ~ 4UamJ ID trlllch !ltd Qlaln ....... would .........., • out aa1ea _tho Cblrm ~-db ar - •·,.., of ~. !apr, at., olollt, porteo bolll 11 hoaq dh #.1lllllflll, ,· '1'111 Cilia• 111t11111 lutthtt and Ill other bre...S "' mak At a IICIIII . . . W lllioll dlmailftl · i1J lioll ... baYerqes 10ld fill' off1'flllliooo """"'"""' CJ111r1 , . . . ...,, or DO lllllttt).'~ ll II, ....-.p!loll, • ~~ 111111 ~ 1!114'1!111 • .,.... . .ill ... pOtlr lit euttme ""* '* • ..........,.n, -*'' .flU" "' •• ' !• ly Ball Wingett ; 11om1 1110111ba ;- . ..... ~ MY1Df obi iilld ' heard 1 much ~ lilt 1111iiblry IOflil to the dell, Sbe 1114 lho wondered wha : ' - Bill Middleport Barana ilah~ Nevertheless, the Barons """ bart In the ntth. Joo CuDnlna· Moore, lliDdy IJid Kaedell baDifer Mike Gatdner bad a 111> e-1 and earned a harth In the ha!i> was the llllly other Jet fee, all with ainglel. bitter 1n the mailing for Jib; aemi-linaiA of !be 1964 Southern batter to reach base, drawina JobD !Dget.. replti...: lmllnp 1Jatnsl the Middleport Local Pony League Tourna- a walk In !be seveutb. oo !be mowllf for the U. Jeli Mpoday evening, but couic!- ment at Racine. The Baroos Tbe BaroiiB opened up with the fifth and hurled till liDal n't hold ou to It lis two hill will meet Mason Ibis '!bursday three l'l1liS in !be llrlt frame on two and two-thirds lllniDp. were leveled In the llnal frame. at' 5 p. m. with !be winner go- a single by Gardner and three Jet IDIIUlldsmen fanned tbroe lng Into !be tourney champloD- bases on baUs off Jet starter and walked 12. Gardner struck 'ngS ·ship game. Bill Swan. The Barons scored out seven and gave up two free Besides the two. last Inning one more In tbo second, two !n passes. B United Prell lateraalloaal hits by Jet batters Jerry Dav- the fourth, one In the fiftll aad Barons ' 310 211 11--e 9 0 Y . · · enport, with a single, and Bill another during the sixtll. Jets 000 000 1~1 Z S Stand, New Riverside . s• 0 • Golf Course .Has tg pemnJJl'LDay Crowd . NatioaaJ Leape Swan, a solld double, Gardner George Sauer led Baron htt- Gardner and Conde: SWan, allowed only two other base ling with a single, double and gels (a) and Tannehill. runners during !be seven inn- triple in four trips to the plate. Umpires: Guy Guinther, ing affair. Other Baron bitters were Riee, ton Wolfe, Jr., Peanuts Wi•ok-1 Tho lanky righthander did Gardner, Van Johnson, Buddy line. not allow a Jet batt:" to reach b... until he walkec Larry Sto- Daily Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middieport, Aug. 4, 1964-3 snapPID pictures •• all . w. L. Pd. G8 !here wom't Pblladelpbia fiO 12 .588 .... 10 The Riverside Golf Course In Mason got off to 8 be any tirliiDeDII!" Son Francisco 60 16 .5116 2 start on its first day of business this past Saturday Pittsburgh 55 16 .545 ~ rording to _owners Doug and Paul Roush. ' ClnciMati 57 16 :543 4\il Ninety-five golfers played the course on opening day Milwaukee 54 411 .524 6\1 and approximately 50 llnksmen were on hand Sunday St. Louis 01 50 .519 7 despite the extremely humid weather. Los Angeles 51 St .500 t • Doug Roush indicated that tn all prohahilltv Chicago 49 S3 .480 tt good crowd would tour the course today. There were Houston ¥ 62 .426 17 golfers playing the fairways and greens before 8 . New York 34 73 .318 28''· Monday. The course opens each day at 7 a. m. Monday'ollellllls with green fees $1.60 durin& weekdays and $2 on Satur· Pittsburgh 3 San Francisco 2, days and Sundays. CINCINNATI (UP!) - Mil· nigh! On opening day, Andy Wilson. Pl. Pleasant, waa waukee eomes to town tonight Los Angeles at Philadelpbia, ner of a driving contest for the r.ngest drive off open a four-game series in night, ppd., rain ber one tee. Ted Blakely won the contest for hitting tile Braves lVIII challenge (Only games scheduled.) Tuelllay'• Probable Plteben ball nearest tbe hole on number two .bole. J . F. Noff- ~ ClnclnnaU Reds' standing. linger was winner of the door prl2e. 1be Reds and Braves, idle Chicago at St. Louis (night) ·. Monday, play a twi-lllght dou- - L. Burdette (7-4) vs. Sadecki \ Players In the M-G-M Bend Softball League are still bleheader tonight and single (1%-8) . ' hatting about the recent All-Star game that was held Wednesday and Tburs- San Francisco at New York the Kyger Creek Employees Club field last month. . (night)- Perry (7-6) vs. Stallard \ '!' & T, winners of the first half season day off eool the Reds <6-t4). played the best of the players from the other tbird-plao:e spot as Pitts.. Los Angeles at Pittsburgh 1 , 1t seem_s th•t T & T was a)Iead, 8·7, when a rhubarb burgh edged percentage points otwi-night)-Koolax <15-5) and , Groke out in the ninth Inning. Bucky BaBS, who was on ahead of them by knoeking off Ortega <3-4) vs. Schwall <3-1) I the mound· for T & T, setUed the disagreement easi•.r San Fr"')clsco. and Veale <12-7). ·, than any of the umpires could have handled it. Last week at Milwaukee, !be Milwaukee at Cincinnati 2 'r llucky watched tempers flare for a few minutes took two of three from (twi-night) - Cloninger (10-9) l:ben quietly said, "I'm tired, I'm heading borne." He Reds and have cootioued and Sadowski (5-6 ) vs. O'Toole just that and tbe All-Stars won by forfeit. In case any· winning 1o pull to within two (11-1) and Purkey <H). me is net familiar with the name Bucky Bass, he is games of Cincinnati. The Braves <Only games scheduled) ' mdoubtedly one of the finest softball hurlers in the own a w edge over lbe Redti Wednesday's Gam.. \ uea. Dale Harrison, another pitcher with a lot of !be season. Los Angeles at Pittsburgh, "n the ball, was on the mound for the All-Stars. When the Braves leuve town, Houston •• Pblladelphia 2, Francisco and Los Angeles night Chuck Murray, spunky young Pomeroy athlete, wlll mnve In for three games each. Chicago at St. Louis, night 100n oe"irlllving with btl parents, llofr. and Mrs. Charles Tbe Reds have managed well Milwaukee at Cincinnati, night '4urray, to Ironton. against tru• Dodgers, but have San Franciseo at New Chtlck has proved himself quite worthy on a healen tile Giants only three night 'ield this spring with the Pomeroy High Sehool times In 12 games. It should he Amerlcaa Leape Pony League teams. His most memorable bit of a home stand. w. L. Pet. GB 10n was when he slammed i double In tbe last Bateb May RoiDnl New York t3 38 .624 tie the score at 6-6, and torce a remiilch, In the There were IIIdieati!JIIll thai BalUmore 66 40 .623 .. . Manager Fred Hutchinson might Chicago 64 40 .615 1!. school league contest against Gallipolis. T~ere 's not much doubt in my mind where Chuck's ha back In tl1e Reds' dugout to- Los Angeles 56 01 .509 Ill!. locaJ ·"friends can find him next summer - on one of nlgbt and that could be the Boston ~2 54 .491 t3\l Ironton's many baseball fields. spark the team needs. Huteh Minnesota 50 >5 .476 l5 released Monday from the Detroit 51 57 .472 1>1> A word of thanks is due the many merchants, In~~; \:"~:1 here where he had beeD Cleveland !II 171!. viduals a11d organizations who purchased space In week for treatment of cancer. Kansas City 40 65 .381 25 program ' book for the Pony and High Sehool League Jim O'Toole (11-4), who Washington 41 70 .368 'J:/ toumameuts at Racine. blanked the Braves at MllwauMoaclay's Results If it )lad not been for the contributions of the mer· kee on one bit for six Innings Baltimon~ 7 Los Angeies 0, chants and others wbo placed ads in the pr?gram book, w..k before rain cauaed his night the tournaments would not have been pOSSible. to stiffen and his depar- Clevet..nd 4 washington 2, lure, and Bob Purkey (U) were <Only gameo scheduled) Major League Leaders Major Leagao llolalll ICheduled for the Reds. Tuesday'• Probable Plteben By \)alted Press lllterulttooll By Unlteol Prell mteraadonol Purkey -ked h1s way buek New York at Kansas Cit)' Na!IGaal LHIU• NltiODII Leogao a starting assignment With <nlght)-Ford (12·3) vs 0 Donog0. All R. B. Pet. Fran. 000 Oil 1100- 2 8 chores. Tbe veteran hue <7-7). '1i!ilrtl·-i Clmnte, Pitt 99 4112 63140 000 ooo 11%1- 3 u 1 said last Thunday Boston ot Minnesota ,, WilliamS, Chi 102 4011 tllll38 BoUn, O'Dell (8), Pregenzer hla last relief stint !bat he Monbouquette <7-8) vs. Santo, Chi 104 3711 63 l2ll (9} .and Haller. Law, Blass (7), mind the bullpen "but H (11-7). Aaron, Mil 102 410 74132 .322 McBean (9) an~ Burgess. Winwon't make me unhappy Baltimore at Loa Mays,• SF 105 387 M 124 .3211 _ McBean (W). Las..- _ they ask me to .start again." (night)- Vineyard (2-1) or lohnson, Cln 8$268 41 85 .Slf O'DtU (3- 5). He made seven reUef appear- Nally (6-8) vs. Gatewood 12-1). rorre, lllU 96 368 611lli .313 _ since July 16 and gave up 'lien, PhD Url397 17124 .312 t _,adel hi only one earned run In 17 1-3 Tony Cloninger (10.9), • Ange1e1 8 row P 8, Innings. bandeufled tha Redti lUI Weet~ 1 ~oyer. S!L 104 411 61 128 ·311 ppd., rain 1be Braves planned_ to use and Bob Sadowski <6-8). . Runt, NY ttl 354 45 110 .311 "I'm 111o clooo plays BraveS At Ciney For o.. KING EDWARD• ..,..~·· w,.,,.. • Four Games C/urrola Itttpolo Sport c..Jif ....... 56 .453 = ~::;, p~ B k Arn ld Eaeh Give up. 0De Hit • TOUfney F•ma}8 AmerlciD League (Only games aeheduJed,) Oliva, Mhin ; : Wash'g:erlco: UC ' 0 1 6 \lantle, !lY 91 2M 56 85 ,.323 Cleveland 200 u, 00:.- 4 14 Pregosl. LA ttl 324 81162 .31& Kreutzer Hannan (5) Kline ffi Rnbsn, BaU!0'7400 54124 and tkumley. ~an, · Allison, MiM 1013611 118113 (9) and .Azcue. Winnei Pomeroy's Jon Buck IJid result of walks. Potnei'Gf I Brasd. 8os 105 389 59 118 (6-7). Loaer-1\reutzer IAmlld of Syracuse locked scored Its other two Clianee, Clev Bt 285 30 7'1 In an ucltlng pllcl!er's . !be same manner. KaUne, Del " S3S 49 99 nlgbt In the Playing for Pomeroy in Rbnson, Clll 84 319 63 84 game ol the firs+ oontest Wen! 13 210 7 130 Freehin, Del 12 320 38 114 000 Pee Wee Tournament. M. "aughal41 H me a Angeles 1100 000 000 - • B ounc1amen hurl•· NaUOUii ~e - Mays, Gl- Pappas (10.6) and Brown. both m A. Va.,tlan, C. . . ~-•· Gatewood (6), Kelso ball, only 0110 eould Burney, E. Young, ants 29;c WJ!IIaml, ....... -~~ji:J.a~wlnner and that ended up aNI R. GauL ....-... M (8), McBride (8) Sllllto, ....,... ,..; ·11owani' l'<lnlen>)' by a 5-1 score. Championship game . plaJrers ers 20: Cepeda, Giants; Loser-BeUnsky Cll-7)_. llvphies and Syracuse were Winebrenner. son Pbllai Allen, ~ 18. IN!Ib1 were Hubbard, Moore, Arnold. M. , o\IDOI'fjiu Leipe - · (OIIly 1ames scheduled.) Pomeroy's Patterson, D. iJpscl!mb, brew, ~ !16; Po"!!, Immediately following the Shaffer and Verlail. oles ;18;{-stuart, J;led Sol; I Chicago A large crowd -was 011 ' ne'r, lniiJ'au; "AlliSon, Twhtl _ Iii ~~ vs. for the final contest of tile '" • ) • , I • , :ttl. J::.:at: ,NatiOIII J!lll, ·BaiiJIIttede, Ill . .. 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Society Notes ~. ' TrUa tw IU . I. Olfll •• oor -·- .s Gder ac.QIS. ~ ~os e~ t,ID.co.. IMTtGe. lltt.IIU. ••• bulldJD&, located IIIII - Street, Priced tor qulcil .ale qulro II Oblo Hotel. lOll tie Cour, I~ , l2t Pbon• WY I-I.;;;-;; .. IUUR , 16 3llle f i,ijil'liilbell .....,_ ~ii:fll! ..... (...:.;t--·· ' li' 11'1 "" Hereford and IWo bulla, well brod." Emmett wm. fomeroy, Oblo, R. D. ~--='·""" Nu. S. 8-1-tllp ·, T1\..L iHEY WERE 'SIURE TH' bugt HAD SET1t.ED '""""0 ~ORE1 �. • --~·joll -- ~-·· · · -"""'41""-----~~·-· ·- ,....... . -- ............ ... .,..,.,......... .. . . . . . CNI!tt ......... Around And About For Korean Tour ' ' II ~- "l!:~I'HEB 8-llaily senUnel, Pomeroy·Mll!(lleport, 0., Aq. 4, 19M Cpl Hysell Leaves - ,lf' - • I ' ,. ·I I . -"21 \ ' ) • • • ent.t ne ' Middleport • • low~ N.. De.uM'J'.it ,lf..., ... . ,. 1 ~ - Make Elberfe,lds In 'Pomeroy ,your Shopping Center. Meet ' your friendt here - you'll like the quality merchandite the reasonable prices -:-1he carefree ~hopping ~~ the help you'll have when wanted. · · .: d. · , ' Announcement is belnl made ollle IIJIProa<hlq mil' ria1e of Ltnda Vaa Meter, daughter ol Mrs. Lool,. Vu Meter aud lle late Albert Ross VIID Meter, Pordand, on ' . ' ·' . '.' ' Nava:t ~ ..,,.•l ·./'' 1'\ 25 .Patrol Boats are D I Sahlrday, Ao&UBI 8, al Ul p.m. al lh< Racllle lllpllll Cbar<b, 1o Ted 8~, ... of Mr. and Mrs. Oils Bailey, Racine. An open cbur<b woddlq will be aboervod. TONIGHT ond WED. Jerry Lewis "DON'T GIVI UP . THE SHIP" About 4S catholie and Prolies-1 clef11YI11en formed a group !be HudBOD County .. ~ Jackie Gleason •PAPA'S DELICATE CONDITION" (Technicolor) of Nesro grtevaneea. Flltniture- Floor Coverings - Furnishings for your home and ' MEIGS THEATRE POMEROY . OHIO Wearing Apparel for your,family. On the 3rd floor we're having . our August Furniture Sale. Come in and select a living Room TONIGHT ONLY HMcLINTOCKP .. Suite, a Chair or a Bedroom Suite at substantial savings. Your ' • Us Mc:Nificent() (Teohnicolorl John Wayne. on Religion and Human aod plaaned to pn!ltentl Tbornas Whelan with a Elberfelds Pomeroy ,, -and- purchases will be promptly delivered to your home. Maureen O'- Hara. Patrick Wayne . Stet. ame Powers. Jack K.ru!eben. ChiU Wills Yvonne DeCarlo. Colorcartoons Save Now During Moore's WEDNESDAY " THURS. Aug.5&6 NOT OPEN FRIDAY & SATURDAY T F I SH I N ~- T A C KL.f ~ a n d ',r SPORTING GOODS Zebco Rod & Reel, $ ... $11,99 'value~ - • 6.66 "- .' ' Zebco Rod & Reel, ~0.99value-- $9.22· ZebcQ Rod & Reel, S39.40 value:, SJ.~:"?~ ' (SAlU ALL FISHING RODS Fomouo Action, tO. & Anglll' ' .' •• I of · Money.,•• Does A i I Now !" - • - - " .£llt·: Funeral Rites ·Annolinced for I 't StaiiCI Here's why SPRED HOOSE PAINT won't blister••• Applied~., You a.. Betw•n Mr.. ·Chapman . .. .hoi ~:n:,.::;; a cdr? • unpamted or prevtously painted wOOd not damaeed by internal moisture, SPRED HOUSE PAINT won't bl•ster. Both primer one! finish coat 01 SPRED HOUSE PAINT are formulated to allow moisture to Squad Answerw escape without damtatnc the protective "lkin" of paint. . .. but wonderlne what yciU'll '~,for mo~ ey? We'Ve eat the answer: USE OuRsl :II~ , can eet the cash you need fast" on ' an.... ·autO ..... , loan from us. We'll arrange .to,:fl'~~j ~ car In the wa'i JIIOst advantq~ ., ~ :~\\. Cost ~. be low, ierms conv..a:n ~'diL. . . ~·· . 'Credit Ufe Jtuuranc:e Witb No )1ttrt&.CoSL · .•. 1 Cloet riJht rNtr lllti'IP eutfiCIH, on wOOd m1eonry ltucco cetMfll. llbutol•hll"'llt • At lnlt 10% lon ..r 11~ thn c~l ,.lntt ;ADN~ llu1-f,.., . .. relllproof In 20 mlnutft 1 Sllltm HQIIII 1 eta,-. clun ct.lkln 1 1.,.r • "'"'*" ~ Acrylic SPRED HOUSE PAINT SEE US TODAY! King Builders · S_upply Co. 290 N. 2nd lw_e. Mlddl.,...., 0. 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