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' lhl!llRW:io·uy 1f ht!'IN III\' 1 'Pll~l'fcir I ' · lummlt·liiHthlj.· · • ·.· "li Would be ·dlHICOit' for 1114 II} II thlt ,.. ment ·If f'wlll be mHtlnt 'with ~11\t · Johnson,• · 'h• h I.. 1.: ' 1 II " ~ niWIIIIIn ·n '"" tertii tha.Glll•••l Anlift. .' i . , WHAT 00 YOU MEAtJ YOU DOtJ'T ktJOlU WHf\T TO PAlrJT? I . , -.. 1 ~ly !: ""~'. hi• ow~ 'm• Weather ParllJ. CjoiHiy ltJ .THIS IAJHQL~. BIG., BEAUTIFUL;; WIOE,. r I.VORLD 'rbl.J CMJ'T FltJD AkJ'(TI·U·tJG ·' . : TO PAitJT? HO~J'BWJD AtJD ' 'ltJ.:... ,. SENSITIVE: CA~ OrJE P£RSOkJ GeT? W:ASBING:n>N ·fUPl)Prilslll,ent JOOIIIOD today ,spe1le.j · Oil\ nve ·maJOr 'pl'lndples needed Ill )lr!n}·· pea~ to the Middle ·,Eas~ Including an end to the "arms . .race and · a public accounting to the United Na· IIDiill on arms shipments to the e~loslve area . ,'In · a major foreign · policy ·.'speech, Johpson ·declared that the Arabs .and !he Israelis bear 111e main responSibility .of · . establishing a long·range peace lor tl]etr peoples. Jobnsbn advocated that the U)llted Nat!~ns require · ali member nations to report on .· made !rtlo _· ~1°~··~~~~·~ , • · ,,-!:·~ ._ • , ~~~·~·~~-~a~~~y~a~rms · IJie area shlprnents to help dampen the , ·. ; , r , lllnlilll, a low of I(.U. Varlablt elou.eaa and ( ltill,e w&mJfr 1Tileiday, Wltb oOcaslpn!li tl\uricjersboW<l!S. - VOL XX NO. 46 . \ ,eace ers ... .· ..• • ...:~ ' ' w NEW),fj)J. ,• ' 1 .. - ~ :'1 •. ~~ : l rln .· . ' {~5 ' !(.~ • !:: -a ~ ~""· c ,;l national life; justice 1M r&. EIYPI!an President Gamal AJ>. if. " g n urglljg "'"'~· \:i\anc.S 'of · a' •new·oilt~ak' .ot.. ,- from .~ cep~ fa~t "The fugees; free, innocent mariUmt del Nasser in ~lockadlng the • -5 -% 1oM to · war. ·· · · 1 main '.t-l!§JIODSibUi~ · for tho passage; limits on "the wasteGulf of Aqaba u "a sblgle .acl ~ ~ "' I~ peace, · He 11stlid an epd' io tM ~\; ·, , peace' ,91 · lllei reglo~ , dep,ends .lui and destructive ar"" race," of folly ... more responslbie lot ' Is hard to 1M race '. In the area . as ill . upon Us ., QWII people and ' and "polllical Independence and this explosion than any otller." po3Sible for natlO)Is immediate' prioritY and sugg~\,·. . .. leaders;' What will ' be truly territorial Integrity for all" The Cblef Executive said logether In peaee If 'l~~~ ed that ou~de' nations. such .as. · 9ecislve' hi.the .M!ddle .. East w!U Fundamental Prin<lplaet !here could be no hope for not lesrn to reaaon ~ the United States and' the Sov~et: be w~~Us .said and done by . "These five principles are not lasting ppce "In threats to end At anotber point, Union toke steps to acrompl~ · 1\Jose wb9 five, there." the llle of any other · nation", mented: "They can :;;~~· Ibis. . .He wa, crlUcal of th~ Russian , new, but IIley are fundamOt!lal, ·the Presldept said. "Taken and tbat such threats llad another arms race II they • Pledge• America's ·Pari deinand . ~t the Israelis together they polht the way become a burden to the entire But they will seek II · Speaking to a ·meeting of .. . withdraw so that the sltua)ion from uncertain ·atmistlce to world, as welt ·as 10' the Mld;' terrible rost to tbelr!lrn:o;~wn:J=~~'J educators at the St:rte Depar~ would rell!m ·to that bf June 4 durable peace. We believe there esst. -and to their lo m~nt just before the U.N: ' befor~ bostililies erupted. "This must be progtess toward all of He said no nation adhering to buman needs. They can General Assembly met. to hear . Is not a,pres!'fiplion for peace, !hem H !Were Is to be progress the U.N. charter or Its own true a diet of hat~tltougb only Soviet Premier Alexei Kosygln, but for renewed bostiUUes," h~ toward any" ,, · Interests should permit military the C<ISt of hatred in return. · the President pledged that t"Ommented. Johnson did not go into any sucoess p, bllnd it to the fact · they can move toward pe11"' iio: America "will do Its part for EnWJcia!Jng a flve·point II>' specific details except for his · that "its neighbors have rights with one a'lPJher. ., .. peace In every forum, and at' proach tO long.range peace, suggestion on the arms race. and interests of their own." The world is watching, fCW':i.,. ev~f'y leveJ,1and at every hour." .Johnson listed them as the right He described the action of.___ _ _.:..L:.ea:m::.:T::•.:.Re=as::on:__ _ _ _ _.:(.:.Con:=lin:;;u::e.:.d_:o:;n_:P:.;ag:::e:..:2:..,)_.,.... But be said ·there 1~"-"o ¥!"'Pe of eve,Y nation In the· Area to 11 e • at • ~· ' • enttne Now You Know -- · Tel Aviv, llrael'• eaplfll founded Ia IIIII, oae of I h world's youngest dUel, II Ill mUes from Dama~t~~~, t be world's oldest coltiiDIIO!IIIl .... llablled eiiJ, Oe11oted To The lnter&b : - fJf The . Melp-Ma~on .4rea ' . POMEROY-MIDDLE~O~; OHIO -----..-- ------~------------------FIVECINTS MONDAY, JUNE 19, 1967 Nazi Cycle Gangs Broken Up By Lawmen in Ravenna Area . JUST LOOk AROUIJD YOO, STU~[), AIVD PMJT VJHA'T YOU SE-E ' THAT'S AlL THERE IS TO IT! JUST PAINT WHA'T YOU S66 ! •' ~ , .. .r' , r. _ . .., . ___ .' .' . Promises Unless Stopped ·-- · ~- ... ·•.-t ' ' '· ! ' ' .... .. ' •f ·.~· ', ,.' \~r ' •'I ' ,. " ' Yf:H, lHAl I'M NOT ,_: ."\ ' •, OAAV! I(ING GUZ ~· 'rOU'RE ' AN IRRESPONSIBLE MORONI w~ Neck .. .i j · - ~ i' ... & , ' ' ·' • • ...-~- 1. •" •• ' ,. .. .~ . .....' .. ' . ' \ '' ' . �•' '' .. i ; tt, i • ·~ A·, ,1 • ' " I ••'• < ~.' f ., " . ' ' " ' lilly Sentinel, POmeroy-Miaifteport, 0., Juna 19, 1967--3 ' . " !-Dally Sentllld.,Pomeroy-MlddlepQft. O., funt, ~l!rl!~.r ', . \ I I ( '1l I ! ·- Fourtli Witness Disclos~ ·~ . · (Continued from Page 1) . on Sunday by the patrol. There was minor 4amaga to A Gallia County acclilent oo. all three cars, No one was In- CUrrecl at 9:SO p.m. Saturday jured and no citations were Is- on Rt. 35. at the east end of aued. Thurman. Officers reported tbat No accidents were reported, a cow owned by Fred S. Bern- -: Wilson Fires over 100 Fast Balls to No-Hit Bra M ~. oney o·rr·er fo.r Tesllln~ny··,' the Connor csr. No one was !a- and justice-humility-and mor· 121 ind Its In Mel&a County ~area aild no charge was flled. al courage. It will look for signs · ' , · was a good place not Ill be near Patrol arrests on the weo;k- of movement from prejudice NEW YORK (UP!) _ A fouQ;b wit~ has •Jld hi midday Saturday. end ~eluded: James "f.· Gar· and tile emotional chaps of was offered money for helping the investigation. Of New The State IDghway Patrol inretl!on. 21, Rt. 2 Bidwell, ltlt confllct-Ul the radual shaping Orleans Dist. Atty. Jim Garrison into the .Kennedy assassl• vestigated two accidents 111 of center, and Chester A. Bar· of peace." nation. . · • , . minutes apart there. Dour, 64, Unionwwn, Ohld; The five principles: Fred Leemans, who once ran a turkish ~ath m New The first was at 11::11 a.m. speeding, both wGallipolis Mu· - "The recognized right of Orleans, ~aid Garrison's investi~ators told htm when Robert I. Hyatt, 16, Conlclpal Court, June 19; Rich- national life." • be help,ed to get $2,500 he needed to a lumbus, traveling east on Rt. ard M. Geiger, 43, Columbus, -"Justice lot' the refugees." a niglrtCiub if he could·remember that 124, was turning onto Rt. 10. . , stop si~, municipal court, June • - "lnnoceef maritime pas- the name Clay Bertra)ld and was Hi~ car went left of center and 22; WOllam M. Bennett, 22, Rio aage." turkish bath by . struck a car driven by Millard Grande lmprooer passing, mo- - "Limits on the wasteful named Lee. ~ .merely aa~er1111 and M., Swarts, 39, Rt. 1 Pomeroy. ntclpal court, June 24; WUliam and des\I'Uctive arms race." Leemans made tile remark new• m Its at. Swartz, on Rt. 10, bad s!DpL. Oiler, 14, Rt. 2 Vlnwn, no - "Political independence a filmed Interview with on the alate ol Louisiana pail at the Intersection, and had operator's lliense, GaUia Coun- and ~Jtorlal lntegl'lty 1o r TV news as part of ·lhe ' to the trial of Clay L. not 'starled to move when the ty JUvenile-Court, June 24; San· all." , JFK Conspiracy: The Case other car atruck bls vehicle. d>a K. Taylor, 16, Ractne, left ·· Jim Garrison," whlcll 'will claims .ShAw, !. ee · T-en minutes laler, while the .. of ,c;entei, and Ralph Stepp, 17, shinm toni£bl from 8 to 1 o'· Olwald aDd oth.eu Swam car waa off on one side SAIGON (UPI)-About 11110 ei~t Americans. killed and Sl ·War ~· D Is the. clel!verr Racine, no Ohio operator'~·· llclock ElY!'. I Ill klll .Kenned7. Shaw of the road and the Hyatt car Viet Cong today attacked the InJured. But It rBJsed to at least supply lmes tl)at wmd bac' cense, both Ill Meigs· Coonty "'l) Garrl!On Sunday wrote a sixIndicted. bad pulle<i oH the other side, headquarters of the largest U.S. 335 the number of Viet Cong toward the Cambodian border In Juveoll• Court, date to be set; page pro 1 e sl to the The three olber wl.~ea who 00 car driven by Pearl Markin, tank force in Vietnam. The kiUod as U.S. Army forces War Zone C, up through Juanita G. Lodwick, 35, Pome- Notch~S eral Communications Commlsthey _were. ofllirocl conces1 ·\linton attempted w go be- Americans kliled at least 45 and north and east of the South Cambodia and Laos and mto roy, passing without the assur54 slon (FCC) charging that to help th~ Investigation ~.... the' two cars and struck sent the surviving guerrlllas VIetnamese capital slashed inw Norlh VIetnam. ed clear distance, and Ray. has gone far beyond the pre- were Miguel Torres, Jobn (The rteeing for their lives inw the ranks of lone-unchallenged lD the air, American pilol!l mond L. Grady, 36, Racine, de1111d Alvh jUIIgles near Saigon. guerrilla elite units. Sunday lashed the railroad lines fective exhaust, both to Meigs Torres and Cancler . . . . linking Communist China and Connty Court. JUlie 23. Th M 1 M dlants 8 n conV!cteil burglars 'ndw ·1n The Commumst . battalion Below Sall!on, In the oozmg Norlh Vietnam's capital of e ,e gs er oBl!auboeul said he . was - - - - - . - . - - d poured mortar, recoilless rJfle swamps of the Mekong Della, a Hanoi Spokesmen aald they hit bali team won two games Sun- By Uulted Presslnlerllatlenal $31100 and a job fo hI Gaulf•.- Galhpobs, 12·3uan. · and machinegun fire into the U.S. Army 9th Infantry four ;ail yards north of Hanoi. day in National Leagee bolster the alleged consplra':# 13.0 runmng 4.5 feet of ro ers, base camp of the 11th Armored patrol ran inw a "sJZeable They blew up a Surface-to-Air "strong P\tchi1l8 of '""" er G AB R H Pd • ·. ' Pt Pleasant, 24.22: Pomeroy: Cavalry Regiment and then Ioree" of Vi•\ Cong dug i~lll Misolle (SAM) site and set ell Dale Ilarrlson. · · · Clmnte Pitt 56223 . s3 MaiOII, 10.70: Rlnton, O.B4 stat.' charged, hoping apparently Ill bunkers Ulday. The CommuniSt numerous exploeions ill supply I HarriSQn, of Bedlord, went Cepeda' StL 54 202 33 70 347 ~ Kanawha Falls, 3.13 lalhng; smash the American Ioree machineguns pinned down the d . all the way on lhe mound lor ' 188 t7 64 . ,.,, Ch,arleston; 19.00 .rising. London. helping to clear the Saigon area patrol and shot down four followed the heaMeigs In both games gave 165 28 M .321 . ' Marmet and Wmlteld are on of VIet Cong harassmellf;. hellcoplers trying . Ill reach vlest bomhi1l8 of the year UP.,• wtljl,. of on!y six hits the. Cin 60 238 44 T1 (Continued From Page I) the stU. them sptkesmen sa1d . . entre day. , • .... Movements But the timkera _manned their ' . · agamst North V1elnam Satur- A $2,72S line, which "as sus- ~rp _to.i,!i.!d 'a lw~ler Aaron, At! ohzs 47 73 . crew finished last Saturday In GaUipolls Locks _ Beaver 1 guns m a blaZlllg hour-long . But two U.~. mfantry compa- Jay. ~ JII'OVided the defendant lri the first ~~me as Met~ de· Brock, StL 118 265 47 85 the Gill~tte Cujl Rowl"l! Rega~ down 4 p. ·m.: Flagship up 11:30 fight. They, . ~t gunship~ mes swrmed mto the fight >nd loDows, th'e orders of the. court, feated Sare . Supply 7·1 , 1n the Aile.- Phnd 80 224 43 72 Favored Ratzeburg of West p.m.; Jennifer Jean up 2:15 1overhead pourmg gathng gun drove the ~mmunJSta back to a was handed Mrs. Amy Jones of opener ~nd the~) a)lo~ four: MeCm, StL 48168 28 54 .321 Germany won ~e event, .beat· a. m.: S. M. Jenks up 4"10 a. machinegun fire at the Commu· river barili: Pushing forward, Jackson in the court of Mayor hits jn the second ~me wbll• Flood, StL 52 203 28 65 .320 lng runner-up T1deway Scl!llerl m.; steel Ranger down, 5 a.m.; [ nisi gunners and called down the U.S. remforce':'ents alashed Ch•'' Legar Saturday. p)tl')rlng a 1!-ll shutpMI over Amerlc&ll !ape of London by •lll~t secondS and Onward down 6:40 a. m. U.S. artillery fire only 50 yard• the Communist lme inlll. b1ts Mrs. Jones was charged wr.b Huglles and Tabor. · , , G. AB.'R. H. Pet. Com"!! Univemty flnl~ed K.... River - Marmet, 1m !r~nt of them. to hall the and, as dawn broke, was Wlpmg failUr~ to comply with an order Meigs Mercljani,'l .Jptter~ Ill Katlne, Del 59 201 44 89 fourth m _the ~1 -~ ~ace. Fort Dearborn up a. m.; Frank- chargmg Commumsts. them out. .. ' of the State Fire Jllarshall'a of- the Dfl!l gal,lle tnclnded B9b F.Rbsn, Bal 60 224 47 74 Cornell pUt ,Oil last mmut• l!n B. down' a. m.: Winfield, Etgbt Americans Killed, The fighting today followed PT. PLEASAIII'I'- Mra. Cia: lice 'io tear down a .buildtng on Cli!iDlnj'ham, wllh a pair of~-, Ystrzlki, Bos ·c224 36 7S , burst of speed. to sweep P~st H E. Bowles up 5:30 p. m.; The li ht coot the tankers the killing of 222 Communists in ra Ed1th Haymond, 65, mem Pom&'Oy's w. Mal!i St. The gles, ,Charles a Oarew, Min 60 231 33 75 . and finish fourth With Alan R. Merrill up 10:20 p. _ g da . il orth 1 ber of an old pioneer family of ~tructure staods next to pro!>' gle; JIIDllly !Jemsley; • doulll-· Freelm ·Del 80 ioo 2'7 59 .nt a tune : . Goteborg wa• 1 50 3 m: Helen Z. down 2"50 a. ni.; :gon Y ': US~ ~y ~ Ma!OD fum\y and norlhern erly recently . purchased for Tom Grue&~, {,~lpl~i and Bob Ptrocul, 11., 60212·) 9 65 ,307 ~locked at6:28.28 and Marietta W. R. Shaver, Jr. up 2:40a.m.; lnfant,Y Division force had West Virgmia, died SWlday al• the new site of The Farmers, Eas,tman and Die(\ )'i~, eaclj f1.orthrp, Del 5S212 28 65 ,307 m 6:29.fi0. , Lucy Jane Lucas up 4:05 am : walked Into a Viet Cong trap. ternoon at Pleasant Valley Hos- Bank and Sllvings Co. a home run. , . ' " BefTY. Chi. Gt231 33 70 ·'lOS • , Elgerchlf down 5:45 a.m.; · Se- ! But they blasted their way out, pita!. , · Testifying for the state nre , In the B<lCOnd .gllllf, , lofel~ Tovar, Min 61 252 41 74 .302 Wwei to R111cue , met up 6:05 a. m. ~ steamrollering the guerrillas. She was born June · 9, 1681, marshall's office waa Harry.A. hitters were Cunrungbi.m, llami ~chr, Cal . 60201 31. U ,3111 DE'I'IIOIT'- WIVES . AND Ohio River - Lock 14, Jeff. , daughter of the late George Semon, CaldwelL The fine ·was ilwnJ HeJI)lll~y. : Essiman, H•.r' Home Rims . , children of Detrtlt policemen, boa! up 6 p. m ; Cotton Queen ' Wf' Sweep JanJie Ares W. and Margaret Harris ~.. suspended on the condition ·~at old Bro~.,iulil Thol!ll>son, each Nallonai Lea 1 u., A 1 t:' n, 3io' stro~,' picketed p o·l f.c e up 7:05 p. m. : Peggy Downey It raised to 290 the number or ' pan. She was ~~eded InHdeath Mrs. Jones )lavJ> the building· With a single, Grueser, .~ !Jol!le Braves 17· Wynn Astros I 16• headquarters tolay In a new up n5 p. m: Esso Wesl VIrCommunists known slaili1D the by her hus~an . arcus 1 ough razed by July 8. ..! run and double, , aod llarrls,o~. Petez, Reds !4;, Brock, Card~ phase of a .drive w ~ tbelr g1ma up J·I5 am.: John Mor- NEW YORK (UP!)-- A me- Ameriran swee throu h th• Haymond m _1944. . Forfeiting a ns bond In~ a d~uble. . , . ·IS· Phllli Cubs and Clemente bread·winnera more money. row uo 2·30 a.m.: Lock 15, morandum in the files of the lo ti V"et g • She Is sumved by I dau~ courl Saturdsy was Robert · ' ' ps, ' "Help Dad" said slgos car CrJSs Jr. up 6.05 a. m ; Lock . late Dag Hammarskjold de- lnngWme Z:, ter, Mrs. Elva Totman, SoUth Raw 1in g s, It, .Middleport, • • · ' .. • · Lea • :; Robi _ ried chU.b-en. "To bell wHh 16 D•moan Brure down 4-10 a 1scribfs an with U. ·Billine l,pUw"! Charleston: a son, Tom H.. Hay· charged with ·having .a vehicle son • •Orioles .::,"· KiHeb,.;, Cavanagh's HawaU lrlP" sais m : Buckeye State up 5:45 a 1 A. R. PreSident Gamet Abdel the k to th A g dri mood, Fairmont, W. Va., one with, a defective <!xhausl sys.... jn 18 HdWard S wr nd another sign protesti)lg Mayor m . William H. Zimmer up 7: Nasser that the United Nations ~y • ~r1can .ve grandson, Frederick H. To l- tem. . i ; ' ena I a ' Jerome P. Cevansgh'BPiHJI' IIl .,,, 'jll!l jWICIIon of Stale Routes lbe Hyatt car. ·- .' ' ' ~ .. an, Thurman, was ldlled when it walked onw the hilbway and was struck by an eastbound car driven by Ernest L. Connor,-12, Rio Grande. There was heavy damage to Guerri•ttas RepuIsed In Attacks on Tanks a Meiii's Club Pair Of VI'ctori'e,.S LeaderS River News BUI'}d'Ing In • . pomeroy . lff'}} w ~ivlsion BeDestroyed ~~~-raids ~lesion u~~~e .5 .an an~ ~tau~ ':1 a:. ~ B .e s CAU ... V. D. EDWARDS Clafa Haymond D'Ies Sunday 1 Money? HamPI~ ~*' UN Chie{ HadACC0fd . h N wIt asser o. K....•soo 11 J~ng ~reoghold _agree~nt nam•C:"Oper~~ WITHIN THE HOUR Qulclr, co~denrlol caah. Yow 1lgn for II a~. No'other •ignalurt nHdM. Poy old bills and relax. LINE SCORES ~y p:!""rt!, Weather GoeS'' v· . " '. . . .. 1 •· m.: Loci< 17, Luther Rerd-IEmergency•Fo~ce (UNEF) \;;. ~ea~~i'!JOr guerrilla min, and lhl'~.fl711'1·1f/'J!dqllll- ArJJeBted by ,Pomtroy poll , lUlent .()Vet · ~·(;:~~ks R:· ~~. lll, Honolulu for ,a mayor's man up 5 a. m.: Jefferson would not lja Withdrawn from .f'g · ' dren:_ four Sisters, Mrs. Anna ovOI! the weel<end for hearmgs . ... . · ·· ·, q ' ventlon. 118~ In "i' 7"05 a m : Lock 18, Louis· the Gaza Strip unless Egypt and flaskms, Pt. Pleasant; Mr '· later . were Ralph Stewart, 23, w · 'd ·At , ' RUQ • . iar.a up 2:15 a m.; E'Deana the United Nations agreed its Tug-of-War SarJ)b Foster, fllason; Mrs. Middleport, overtaking ; and 1 e eas . . ··~1 League. Wynn, NOVEL con;I) . '. 125 Elst Main St. Bosworth up 3 20 am ; Prin- task was completed. , 1Flora Starkey and Mrs. Vera ,.,sing on a double yellow line· tros 48, Ciemlnte, Pirates · 3 40 h 1 IM rtl Ma · gt w v ,_.. ' · "· · · !Aaron Braves ~· PerOI! Clplo up . a. m.; Harvey T e memorandum reates n~ on, · a., Jelfley Lee, reckless opettatlon, A violent weltther system , ! ' 41 ' ' , ~· 1 a n, .loman up 4·50 am: wa:•er how Hammarskjold. who was ID ,and. two bJYthers, ~eof.S,? and and Timothy · Pridily, 19, Rut- geenr%~: toi'l!'dpes . and "flash~· Plilllips, Cubs ; (Coo\lnued From Page: 1), jWllila~ ~~~SPan. M:*son. land, charged with speeding andl fioods )n Sd!llbr Dllkota toyy American Lea~•· F. lnvestfgatlon: ' . Wtll1a mson down 5 30 a. m.; U. N. secretary general at the 56 100 Queen C1ty down J.20 a. m.; end of the 1956 Arab - Israeli 1 Serv1~es, wUI he Tuesday at running a red light. . and sca!tered lhWJderstorms • 9floles • "Whatever the motiyatlon ' Lock 19, Steel Clipper up' l:30 flghlmg, hammered out the I:30 p,m. a\ th e fogle!"n, , Fu. f~m low• tO Mogtre~L l!ea.Y Twins 51 \ ' be, it is clear that the ' " m. Charles K. up 5:30a.m.; November agreement in whirb netal Home where lr;l~s may rainS (ell irom Florida to New IS; Kahne, 4S; Broadcasting Co. ~~ 39 Rose G. up 6:10 a. m.; Lock NasSOJ consented to limit his OMAHA, Neb. (UPl) - The call from l ill 9 this evenin~. ll S. 'England. lhe .UJ!I reporte~, Senators · its objective the total de- . 21, AhqUippa up 5·5$ a. m.; sovereign power over the peace- 15th biennial national cortven·[The Rev. Charle,s Frulll Will , • . ;Fiondlng in Nebra~ka and nPllehlng structlon of the pending ln~esli· Lock 23, Mt. Stale up 4:50 a. keeping Ioree and submit the lion of the YOIDII Republicans of~clato tftd bprial wfil be, in linois e~s;d, but !he 270 re~h 1~~tiona! League: Queen, the assassination of m.; John J. Rowe down 6:10 concept of Its ta.t< w the Gen· opens here Ulday wltb a battle Zlispan cemetery. · . , ·.w l . Y8 .dents of th~- Holt COUnty (MO.) 8- , Lemaste~: Braves . .. . Kennedy," Garrl· . , . : . 'CII)mmunlty 'or'Cornillg remain- Nolan,~·:~· CUell:_r, . son Jald in a loiter of com' · .m.; Greonup Locks, Harbor era! · "'embly before orderilg expected between CORJervatives 7 82 Pomt up 11:15 p. m.; Ravens- j from Egyptian soil. ' and moderate.Uberals. 'lllet'co . 't' ruRN DUNS IN ' ed horoele"' iD lhe wake of the " • Vea e, ales "' wood up 2 55 a.m.; Meldahl The contents of the memoran· servatives appeared Ill have the Jusinesses owed money by I I swollen Mlsslluii River. Water ~m•.:e , ~alae, Tl Novel said he returned here Loeb, Delta Queen down 1:40 dum indicate that Secretary upper hand, · Middleport Band BOCJBtel'll l . . , · : was reported In nearly every 1 te x 8-0. parma, ger~ Sllturday from a "sneak visit" p. .m.; ~estern down 10.10 p. General Than! contradicted Its About 1,500 delegates, alter- Asloclalion are asked to turn :c;tEVEJ#lf> <JlPil -$ ~ 1 home 1n the. wwn, .north of St. I;nd M:~thlin, S.l~g:! to New Orleans to pick up solllf 1 " · _lnd•ana down 10:50 p.m .. terms by ordering the removol nates, teen-age Republicans and 10 . bUis at once to the ·Middle- •t:~~ that halt~ . some · Joseph. Jant, ' n rg, of his possessions. . --· 2ana ~dd1e Mae doJrn 11:50 p. m.; of the UNEF Ioree last l"onth tlleir guests WtfF expected for port High 8 boo! The . m1llion In construction projects ' Red Sox B- . "I would like to settle dnwn L W. Sweet down 12:20 a. m.; upon Na,.er's demand T h• the start of ihe convention to. tlllil IS In ~~ Process as~oc:- enlled Sunday whe~ me!"bers '"c..i ~J·L caurornia and open· a Piay· Elaine G. down 1 a. m.: Ph!Up speedy removal of the 1 0 r ~ e day. tnT disbanded with the 0 ou • of Bullding Laborer! Local 310 . BAND TO .,.ET ACCEPT B1D ~ boy-type nightclub," he aald: Sporn d~wn 1:4$ a.m.; Valvo- was viewed by many observers HeadiiiJ tile list of f.!ajor to,'become a part of thtne! SJ!P"OVed acontracla(':eement. Middleport Ba~ members ,The Meigs County Commls- "l "am not gulltf of any crime . 1ne up 5.45 a. m, to have preo1pltated the light- speakers •"nng the week-long M!')&s LoeaJ , . School District SolJie 2,300 lab~rers were to [will meet .at 10 a.~ m. ~Jiday, swners today accepted the b1d and ltnow nothing of any assai· ning war between Israel and session are former presidential Babd Boo te return Ill work to<lay, ending a W'ldnesday and Tlng~day ai the lot Texaco Ill supply gas and 1 t' ., 1 OLIH'IMEJ!S PLAY the Arabs. 1 candidate Barry Gojdwat!r, ·~ rs. · five week strike. Some 6,1100 bfnd room in the. Middleport diesel fuel to the County High. s ~:,:;·.first came bere last 1 CUlVELAND (UPI)-Former presidential posslble~~vemors , UBRARY OPENED members. of other bulldmg flig? School Ill prepare lor Fri· way Department for March because his Iormor girl- . p1tchlng greats Wes Farrell and CLUB TO .l!IEET Ronald Reagan of California BOWLING G l'ades umons who were Idled day s Regall4 para~. All sen- 110-day period. The frl nd Abb Mulli an lived . Bob ·Lemon were the hilling Riverview Gardl!n Club w!ll i and George Romney o1 Mlchi- (up)) _ Oh i 0 were also to be back1ln the job. iors whn graduatOif this springers also agreed to liiBtall a he:e ' stan Sundoy as the Joe meet Thursday June 2! at 1 ' gao National Committee Chair- Un' . . K e n State The new rontract provtdes are asked w return to partie!- water cooler lor the ·Co~mty I Di"'··• d I ted th I , • , JversJ1Y o11IC1a11y opened its I total! .., l B d I Ed " . ' • ,.._.os e ea e Bob lp. m. at the home of Mrs. Carl man Ray Bliss, as w•ll as sev- new f4 .5 million llbr toda wage .ncreases ng •• an pa e. ., oar o ucawon. Lemons 3-1 m an old-timers[~uckley with Mrs. Harold Mas- era! senators, congressmen and It wUl be formal! ~ y. hour over the next three years , ' Jame at MWlicJpal Stadlum. sar as co-hostess. other governors No\r b Y le!l in The laborers had previously HI-J.O TEMP SHRINERS TO MEET ;. • ' ---· emer. ·earned$U7anhour. New YOU (UP!- '~:he MembersoltheTwinCity !Co~nuidtrom~ge1l '. • htgilest temperature report- Shrine Club will meet at 7 p. rourt helll'ln• on JunlJ 21. . · l) LOCA,l. fEMPS ed Sunday to the U. s•. Weather m. Tuesday at .the Ben Ewillg Pr~ aald. lllany ..of tlla ey1 The temperature. in Pom·IBureau, excludil)g Hawau and home Ill complete a noel lor wore Nail .embl4ms~llnd eroy's downwwn busmess j\ls- IAlaska, was ' lOS degrees at , tbe Regatta Parade. All Iron, .e'tosses ' 'arbund ' . _ trlct at 11:31 a. m. today was '15 JPr~ldlo, Tex. Today'l low waa [able Shrine Club necks. Pollee conll~~ta~ ., asked Ill be present, numNb".':n~' wea~.,. afld • ~ d!"ees under overcast skies. 10 at Alpena, Mlq!l. EXpected • · GOP SessiODS • BowliDRE~~·e • . R tt coupon For E".tnes '" eg' a a 1 ' 1 Phone 992·2171 CITY LOAN Strl'keE d "''th Appro\r I o.r Contr'act .' Have just one ecrsy monthly payment· Term• ro 1uir. Phonellrsr for quick approval. Then 11op for your money. 30 .. . .. & SAVINGS COMPANY SALE FURNITURE :1. ALL FURNITURE GOING AT LARGE DISCOUNT-High Trad~~ln Allowance Why Pay More 1 __ ___ _,__- ~ith tJ.·family~ '. NAZI. weelcencl. Frog Jump CLOSE OUT SALE - --- WRITE IN NAME OF FROG QUALIFYING JUMP - - F.EET --INCH IS- 1 . •• FILL IN TMIS SECTION . NAME OF Qt;AIJFYINd FROG To be ftlled lD ----- ........... - Post Position In Grand Flnala ' • DO NOT WRITE IN THIS SECTION EN~DBY------------------------------ ADDRESS '. IN'fBY FEE P A I D - - - - - - - RECEIPl' NO. -__,..-. "' .. SENIOR ENTRY $2.00 PER FROG CHILDREN, UndtrU-25c Entry N o . - - - - - PLEASE CHECK-X :I I'll provide my own froa. D Provide a froa for me. D I'll jockey my own frog, D Provide a jockey for me. D Send more entry blanks. Have friends I'll surprise with froe entries. .Return entry blank to: REGATTA FROG JUMP Box 191 Pom.roy, Ohio Flllln the ADDRESS LABEL below [pie~ print) to have YOUR FROG's Jump distance mailed to you (do not detach label): To _ _ _ _ _ __ ••• eg. 95$ 95 ,. . Lost ·Tbetr ~r ' q ' 'l'!.vl gahi's beer '!ljjppl;, lof/211 •· ' oas~. also wolmd up wit~ t1\i .,.'' The Vlllag~ u~i tel ill'o!t ·an. • ,: nual m'otorcyole raees. 'but ~an- r them abGu~ fliUr "'ears · ago alter expertenelng ltl· ljrlt ·' with motortycle ~an"•· "" ' Prage said many ol' tU '•· l~yc·lists woNtlack leathl!r jadf:. '•' wUh• the names ·"Mlsfttt!' ;, and "Trouble" painted on 1111" · . . ,.. , ~· · ;n.J~ r' ,DUNLOP GOLD SEAL LOW PROFILE . $19·09 PLUS 735x14 White Wall 775x14 White Wall 82Sx14 White Wall AILSTAR • TAX $19· 99 '~ LARGE STOCK GIBSON AIR CONDUIONERS 5000 BTU TO 28,000 BTU NOW AVAIIlABI,E ' '• .,. ' ... -- \~ ' ~ --- -- ._ ·~ ' ...,., ..• "i POMEROY REGAnA FROG JUMP 2:00 P.M.·· FRIDAY, JUNE 23 1nd SUNDAY, JUNE 25 ' .-; ' WH'\ NOT BUY NOW s ... �•' '' .. i ; tt, i • ·~ A·, ,1 • ' " I ••'• < ~.' f ., " . ' ' " ' lilly Sentinel, POmeroy-Miaifteport, 0., Juna 19, 1967--3 ' . " !-Dally Sentllld.,Pomeroy-MlddlepQft. O., funt, ~l!rl!~.r ', . \ I I ( '1l I ! ·- Fourtli Witness Disclos~ ·~ . · (Continued from Page 1) . on Sunday by the patrol. There was minor 4amaga to A Gallia County acclilent oo. all three cars, No one was In- CUrrecl at 9:SO p.m. Saturday jured and no citations were Is- on Rt. 35. at the east end of aued. Thurman. Officers reported tbat No accidents were reported, a cow owned by Fred S. Bern- -: Wilson Fires over 100 Fast Balls to No-Hit Bra M ~. oney o·rr·er fo.r Tesllln~ny··,' the Connor csr. No one was !a- and justice-humility-and mor· 121 ind Its In Mel&a County ~area aild no charge was flled. al courage. It will look for signs · ' , · was a good place not Ill be near Patrol arrests on the weo;k- of movement from prejudice NEW YORK (UP!) _ A fouQ;b wit~ has •Jld hi midday Saturday. end ~eluded: James "f.· Gar· and tile emotional chaps of was offered money for helping the investigation. Of New The State IDghway Patrol inretl!on. 21, Rt. 2 Bidwell, ltlt confllct-Ul the radual shaping Orleans Dist. Atty. Jim Garrison into the .Kennedy assassl• vestigated two accidents 111 of center, and Chester A. Bar· of peace." nation. . · • , . minutes apart there. Dour, 64, Unionwwn, Ohld; The five principles: Fred Leemans, who once ran a turkish ~ath m New The first was at 11::11 a.m. speeding, both wGallipolis Mu· - "The recognized right of Orleans, ~aid Garrison's investi~ators told htm when Robert I. Hyatt, 16, Conlclpal Court, June 19; Rich- national life." • be help,ed to get $2,500 he needed to a lumbus, traveling east on Rt. ard M. Geiger, 43, Columbus, -"Justice lot' the refugees." a niglrtCiub if he could·remember that 124, was turning onto Rt. 10. . , stop si~, municipal court, June • - "lnnoceef maritime pas- the name Clay Bertra)ld and was Hi~ car went left of center and 22; WOllam M. Bennett, 22, Rio aage." turkish bath by . struck a car driven by Millard Grande lmprooer passing, mo- - "Limits on the wasteful named Lee. ~ .merely aa~er1111 and M., Swarts, 39, Rt. 1 Pomeroy. ntclpal court, June 24; WUliam and des\I'Uctive arms race." Leemans made tile remark new• m Its at. Swartz, on Rt. 10, bad s!DpL. Oiler, 14, Rt. 2 Vlnwn, no - "Political independence a filmed Interview with on the alate ol Louisiana pail at the Intersection, and had operator's lliense, GaUia Coun- and ~Jtorlal lntegl'lty 1o r TV news as part of ·lhe ' to the trial of Clay L. not 'starled to move when the ty JUvenile-Court, June 24; San· all." , JFK Conspiracy: The Case other car atruck bls vehicle. d>a K. Taylor, 16, Ractne, left ·· Jim Garrison," whlcll 'will claims .ShAw, !. ee · T-en minutes laler, while the .. of ,c;entei, and Ralph Stepp, 17, shinm toni£bl from 8 to 1 o'· Olwald aDd oth.eu Swam car waa off on one side SAIGON (UPI)-About 11110 ei~t Americans. killed and Sl ·War ~· D Is the. clel!verr Racine, no Ohio operator'~·· llclock ElY!'. I Ill klll .Kenned7. Shaw of the road and the Hyatt car Viet Cong today attacked the InJured. But It rBJsed to at least supply lmes tl)at wmd bac' cense, both Ill Meigs· Coonty "'l) Garrl!On Sunday wrote a sixIndicted. bad pulle<i oH the other side, headquarters of the largest U.S. 335 the number of Viet Cong toward the Cambodian border In Juveoll• Court, date to be set; page pro 1 e sl to the The three olber wl.~ea who 00 car driven by Pearl Markin, tank force in Vietnam. The kiUod as U.S. Army forces War Zone C, up through Juanita G. Lodwick, 35, Pome- Notch~S eral Communications Commlsthey _were. ofllirocl conces1 ·\linton attempted w go be- Americans kliled at least 45 and north and east of the South Cambodia and Laos and mto roy, passing without the assur54 slon (FCC) charging that to help th~ Investigation ~.... the' two cars and struck sent the surviving guerrlllas VIetnamese capital slashed inw Norlh VIetnam. ed clear distance, and Ray. has gone far beyond the pre- were Miguel Torres, Jobn (The rteeing for their lives inw the ranks of lone-unchallenged lD the air, American pilol!l mond L. Grady, 36, Racine, de1111d Alvh jUIIgles near Saigon. guerrilla elite units. Sunday lashed the railroad lines fective exhaust, both to Meigs Torres and Cancler . . . . linking Communist China and Connty Court. JUlie 23. Th M 1 M dlants 8 n conV!cteil burglars 'ndw ·1n The Commumst . battalion Below Sall!on, In the oozmg Norlh Vietnam's capital of e ,e gs er oBl!auboeul said he . was - - - - - . - . - - d poured mortar, recoilless rJfle swamps of the Mekong Della, a Hanoi Spokesmen aald they hit bali team won two games Sun- By Uulted Presslnlerllatlenal $31100 and a job fo hI Gaulf•.- Galhpobs, 12·3uan. · and machinegun fire into the U.S. Army 9th Infantry four ;ail yards north of Hanoi. day in National Leagee bolster the alleged consplra':# 13.0 runmng 4.5 feet of ro ers, base camp of the 11th Armored patrol ran inw a "sJZeable They blew up a Surface-to-Air "strong P\tchi1l8 of '""" er G AB R H Pd • ·. ' Pt Pleasant, 24.22: Pomeroy: Cavalry Regiment and then Ioree" of Vi•\ Cong dug i~lll Misolle (SAM) site and set ell Dale Ilarrlson. · · · Clmnte Pitt 56223 . s3 MaiOII, 10.70: Rlnton, O.B4 stat.' charged, hoping apparently Ill bunkers Ulday. The CommuniSt numerous exploeions ill supply I HarriSQn, of Bedlord, went Cepeda' StL 54 202 33 70 347 ~ Kanawha Falls, 3.13 lalhng; smash the American Ioree machineguns pinned down the d . all the way on lhe mound lor ' 188 t7 64 . ,.,, Ch,arleston; 19.00 .rising. London. helping to clear the Saigon area patrol and shot down four followed the heaMeigs In both games gave 165 28 M .321 . ' Marmet and Wmlteld are on of VIet Cong harassmellf;. hellcoplers trying . Ill reach vlest bomhi1l8 of the year UP.,• wtljl,. of on!y six hits the. Cin 60 238 44 T1 (Continued From Page I) the stU. them sptkesmen sa1d . . entre day. , • .... Movements But the timkera _manned their ' . · agamst North V1elnam Satur- A $2,72S line, which "as sus- ~rp _to.i,!i.!d 'a lw~ler Aaron, At! ohzs 47 73 . crew finished last Saturday In GaUipolls Locks _ Beaver 1 guns m a blaZlllg hour-long . But two U.~. mfantry compa- Jay. ~ JII'OVided the defendant lri the first ~~me as Met~ de· Brock, StL 118 265 47 85 the Gill~tte Cujl Rowl"l! Rega~ down 4 p. ·m.: Flagship up 11:30 fight. They, . ~t gunship~ mes swrmed mto the fight >nd loDows, th'e orders of the. court, feated Sare . Supply 7·1 , 1n the Aile.- Phnd 80 224 43 72 Favored Ratzeburg of West p.m.; Jennifer Jean up 2:15 1overhead pourmg gathng gun drove the ~mmunJSta back to a was handed Mrs. Amy Jones of opener ~nd the~) a)lo~ four: MeCm, StL 48168 28 54 .321 Germany won ~e event, .beat· a. m.: S. M. Jenks up 4"10 a. machinegun fire at the Commu· river barili: Pushing forward, Jackson in the court of Mayor hits jn the second ~me wbll• Flood, StL 52 203 28 65 .320 lng runner-up T1deway Scl!llerl m.; steel Ranger down, 5 a.m.; [ nisi gunners and called down the U.S. remforce':'ents alashed Ch•'' Legar Saturday. p)tl')rlng a 1!-ll shutpMI over Amerlc&ll !ape of London by •lll~t secondS and Onward down 6:40 a. m. U.S. artillery fire only 50 yard• the Communist lme inlll. b1ts Mrs. Jones was charged wr.b Huglles and Tabor. · , , G. AB.'R. H. Pet. Com"!! Univemty flnl~ed K.... River - Marmet, 1m !r~nt of them. to hall the and, as dawn broke, was Wlpmg failUr~ to comply with an order Meigs Mercljani,'l .Jptter~ Ill Katlne, Del 59 201 44 89 fourth m _the ~1 -~ ~ace. Fort Dearborn up a. m.; Frank- chargmg Commumsts. them out. .. ' of the State Fire Jllarshall'a of- the Dfl!l gal,lle tnclnded B9b F.Rbsn, Bal 60 224 47 74 Cornell pUt ,Oil last mmut• l!n B. down' a. m.: Winfield, Etgbt Americans Killed, The fighting today followed PT. PLEASAIII'I'- Mra. Cia: lice 'io tear down a .buildtng on Cli!iDlnj'ham, wllh a pair of~-, Ystrzlki, Bos ·c224 36 7S , burst of speed. to sweep P~st H E. Bowles up 5:30 p. m.; The li ht coot the tankers the killing of 222 Communists in ra Ed1th Haymond, 65, mem Pom&'Oy's w. Mal!i St. The gles, ,Charles a Oarew, Min 60 231 33 75 . and finish fourth With Alan R. Merrill up 10:20 p. _ g da . il orth 1 ber of an old pioneer family of ~tructure staods next to pro!>' gle; JIIDllly !Jemsley; • doulll-· Freelm ·Del 80 ioo 2'7 59 .nt a tune : . Goteborg wa• 1 50 3 m: Helen Z. down 2"50 a. ni.; :gon Y ': US~ ~y ~ Ma!OD fum\y and norlhern erly recently . purchased for Tom Grue&~, {,~lpl~i and Bob Ptrocul, 11., 60212·) 9 65 ,307 ~locked at6:28.28 and Marietta W. R. Shaver, Jr. up 2:40a.m.; lnfant,Y Division force had West Virgmia, died SWlday al• the new site of The Farmers, Eas,tman and Die(\ )'i~, eaclj f1.orthrp, Del 5S212 28 65 ,307 m 6:29.fi0. , Lucy Jane Lucas up 4:05 am : walked Into a Viet Cong trap. ternoon at Pleasant Valley Hos- Bank and Sllvings Co. a home run. , . ' " BefTY. Chi. Gt231 33 70 ·'lOS • , Elgerchlf down 5:45 a.m.; · Se- ! But they blasted their way out, pita!. , · Testifying for the state nre , In the B<lCOnd .gllllf, , lofel~ Tovar, Min 61 252 41 74 .302 Wwei to R111cue , met up 6:05 a. m. ~ steamrollering the guerrillas. She was born June · 9, 1681, marshall's office waa Harry.A. hitters were Cunrungbi.m, llami ~chr, Cal . 60201 31. U ,3111 DE'I'IIOIT'- WIVES . AND Ohio River - Lock 14, Jeff. , daughter of the late George Semon, CaldwelL The fine ·was ilwnJ HeJI)lll~y. : Essiman, H•.r' Home Rims . , children of Detrtlt policemen, boa! up 6 p. m ; Cotton Queen ' Wf' Sweep JanJie Ares W. and Margaret Harris ~.. suspended on the condition ·~at old Bro~.,iulil Thol!ll>son, each Nallonai Lea 1 u., A 1 t:' n, 3io' stro~,' picketed p o·l f.c e up 7:05 p. m. : Peggy Downey It raised to 290 the number or ' pan. She was ~~eded InHdeath Mrs. Jones )lavJ> the building· With a single, Grueser, .~ !Jol!le Braves 17· Wynn Astros I 16• headquarters tolay In a new up n5 p. m: Esso Wesl VIrCommunists known slaili1D the by her hus~an . arcus 1 ough razed by July 8. ..! run and double, , aod llarrls,o~. Petez, Reds !4;, Brock, Card~ phase of a .drive w ~ tbelr g1ma up J·I5 am.: John Mor- NEW YORK (UP!)-- A me- Ameriran swee throu h th• Haymond m _1944. . Forfeiting a ns bond In~ a d~uble. . , . ·IS· Phllli Cubs and Clemente bread·winnera more money. row uo 2·30 a.m.: Lock 15, morandum in the files of the lo ti V"et g • She Is sumved by I dau~ courl Saturdsy was Robert · ' ' ps, ' "Help Dad" said slgos car CrJSs Jr. up 6.05 a. m ; Lock . late Dag Hammarskjold de- lnngWme Z:, ter, Mrs. Elva Totman, SoUth Raw 1in g s, It, .Middleport, • • · ' .. • · Lea • :; Robi _ ried chU.b-en. "To bell wHh 16 D•moan Brure down 4-10 a 1scribfs an with U. ·Billine l,pUw"! Charleston: a son, Tom H.. Hay· charged with ·having .a vehicle son • •Orioles .::,"· KiHeb,.;, Cavanagh's HawaU lrlP" sais m : Buckeye State up 5:45 a 1 A. R. PreSident Gamet Abdel the k to th A g dri mood, Fairmont, W. Va., one with, a defective <!xhausl sys.... jn 18 HdWard S wr nd another sign protesti)lg Mayor m . William H. Zimmer up 7: Nasser that the United Nations ~y • ~r1can .ve grandson, Frederick H. To l- tem. . i ; ' ena I a ' Jerome P. Cevansgh'BPiHJI' IIl .,,, 'jll!l jWICIIon of Stale Routes lbe Hyatt car. ·- .' ' ' ~ .. an, Thurman, was ldlled when it walked onw the hilbway and was struck by an eastbound car driven by Ernest L. Connor,-12, Rio Grande. There was heavy damage to Guerri•ttas RepuIsed In Attacks on Tanks a Meiii's Club Pair Of VI'ctori'e,.S LeaderS River News BUI'}d'Ing In • . pomeroy . lff'}} w ~ivlsion BeDestroyed ~~~-raids ~lesion u~~~e .5 .an an~ ~tau~ ':1 a:. ~ B .e s CAU ... V. D. EDWARDS Clafa Haymond D'Ies Sunday 1 Money? HamPI~ ~*' UN Chie{ HadACC0fd . h N wIt asser o. K....•soo 11 J~ng ~reoghold _agree~nt nam•C:"Oper~~ WITHIN THE HOUR Qulclr, co~denrlol caah. Yow 1lgn for II a~. No'other •ignalurt nHdM. Poy old bills and relax. LINE SCORES ~y p:!""rt!, Weather GoeS'' v· . " '. . . .. 1 •· m.: Loci< 17, Luther Rerd-IEmergency•Fo~ce (UNEF) \;;. ~ea~~i'!JOr guerrilla min, and lhl'~.fl711'1·1f/'J!dqllll- ArJJeBted by ,Pomtroy poll , lUlent .()Vet · ~·(;:~~ks R:· ~~. lll, Honolulu for ,a mayor's man up 5 a. m.: Jefferson would not lja Withdrawn from .f'g · ' dren:_ four Sisters, Mrs. Anna ovOI! the weel<end for hearmgs . ... . · ·· ·, q ' ventlon. 118~ In "i' 7"05 a m : Lock 18, Louis· the Gaza Strip unless Egypt and flaskms, Pt. Pleasant; Mr '· later . were Ralph Stewart, 23, w · 'd ·At , ' RUQ • . iar.a up 2:15 a m.; E'Deana the United Nations agreed its Tug-of-War SarJ)b Foster, fllason; Mrs. Middleport, overtaking ; and 1 e eas . . ··~1 League. Wynn, NOVEL con;I) . '. 125 Elst Main St. Bosworth up 3 20 am ; Prin- task was completed. , 1Flora Starkey and Mrs. Vera ,.,sing on a double yellow line· tros 48, Ciemlnte, Pirates · 3 40 h 1 IM rtl Ma · gt w v ,_.. ' · "· · · !Aaron Braves ~· PerOI! Clplo up . a. m.; Harvey T e memorandum reates n~ on, · a., Jelfley Lee, reckless opettatlon, A violent weltther system , ! ' 41 ' ' , ~· 1 a n, .loman up 4·50 am: wa:•er how Hammarskjold. who was ID ,and. two bJYthers, ~eof.S,? and and Timothy · Pridily, 19, Rut- geenr%~: toi'l!'dpes . and "flash~· Plilllips, Cubs ; (Coo\lnued From Page: 1), jWllila~ ~~~SPan. M:*son. land, charged with speeding andl fioods )n Sd!llbr Dllkota toyy American Lea~•· F. lnvestfgatlon: ' . Wtll1a mson down 5 30 a. m.; U. N. secretary general at the 56 100 Queen C1ty down J.20 a. m.; end of the 1956 Arab - Israeli 1 Serv1~es, wUI he Tuesday at running a red light. . and sca!tered lhWJderstorms • 9floles • "Whatever the motiyatlon ' Lock 19, Steel Clipper up' l:30 flghlmg, hammered out the I:30 p,m. a\ th e fogle!"n, , Fu. f~m low• tO Mogtre~L l!ea.Y Twins 51 \ ' be, it is clear that the ' " m. Charles K. up 5:30a.m.; November agreement in whirb netal Home where lr;l~s may rainS (ell irom Florida to New IS; Kahne, 4S; Broadcasting Co. ~~ 39 Rose G. up 6:10 a. m.; Lock NasSOJ consented to limit his OMAHA, Neb. (UPl) - The call from l ill 9 this evenin~. ll S. 'England. lhe .UJ!I reporte~, Senators · its objective the total de- . 21, AhqUippa up 5·5$ a. m.; sovereign power over the peace- 15th biennial national cortven·[The Rev. Charle,s Frulll Will , • . ;Fiondlng in Nebra~ka and nPllehlng structlon of the pending ln~esli· Lock 23, Mt. Stale up 4:50 a. keeping Ioree and submit the lion of the YOIDII Republicans of~clato tftd bprial wfil be, in linois e~s;d, but !he 270 re~h 1~~tiona! League: Queen, the assassination of m.; John J. Rowe down 6:10 concept of Its ta.t< w the Gen· opens here Ulday wltb a battle Zlispan cemetery. · . , ·.w l . Y8 .dents of th~- Holt COUnty (MO.) 8- , Lemaste~: Braves . .. . Kennedy," Garrl· . , . : . 'CII)mmunlty 'or'Cornillg remain- Nolan,~·:~· CUell:_r, . son Jald in a loiter of com' · .m.; Greonup Locks, Harbor era! · "'embly before orderilg expected between CORJervatives 7 82 Pomt up 11:15 p. m.; Ravens- j from Egyptian soil. ' and moderate.Uberals. 'lllet'co . 't' ruRN DUNS IN ' ed horoele"' iD lhe wake of the " • Vea e, ales "' wood up 2 55 a.m.; Meldahl The contents of the memoran· servatives appeared Ill have the Jusinesses owed money by I I swollen Mlsslluii River. Water ~m•.:e , ~alae, Tl Novel said he returned here Loeb, Delta Queen down 1:40 dum indicate that Secretary upper hand, · Middleport Band BOCJBtel'll l . . , · : was reported In nearly every 1 te x 8-0. parma, ger~ Sllturday from a "sneak visit" p. .m.; ~estern down 10.10 p. General Than! contradicted Its About 1,500 delegates, alter- Asloclalion are asked to turn :c;tEVEJ#lf> <JlPil -$ ~ 1 home 1n the. wwn, .north of St. I;nd M:~thlin, S.l~g:! to New Orleans to pick up solllf 1 " · _lnd•ana down 10:50 p.m .. terms by ordering the removol nates, teen-age Republicans and 10 . bUis at once to the ·Middle- •t:~~ that halt~ . some · Joseph. Jant, ' n rg, of his possessions. . --· 2ana ~dd1e Mae doJrn 11:50 p. m.; of the UNEF Ioree last l"onth tlleir guests WtfF expected for port High 8 boo! The . m1llion In construction projects ' Red Sox B- . "I would like to settle dnwn L W. Sweet down 12:20 a. m.; upon Na,.er's demand T h• the start of ihe convention to. tlllil IS In ~~ Process as~oc:- enlled Sunday whe~ me!"bers '"c..i ~J·L caurornia and open· a Piay· Elaine G. down 1 a. m.: Ph!Up speedy removal of the 1 0 r ~ e day. tnT disbanded with the 0 ou • of Bullding Laborer! Local 310 . BAND TO .,.ET ACCEPT B1D ~ boy-type nightclub," he aald: Sporn d~wn 1:4$ a.m.; Valvo- was viewed by many observers HeadiiiJ tile list of f.!ajor to,'become a part of thtne! SJ!P"OVed acontracla(':eement. Middleport Ba~ members ,The Meigs County Commls- "l "am not gulltf of any crime . 1ne up 5.45 a. m, to have preo1pltated the light- speakers •"nng the week-long M!')&s LoeaJ , . School District SolJie 2,300 lab~rers were to [will meet .at 10 a.~ m. ~Jiday, swners today accepted the b1d and ltnow nothing of any assai· ning war between Israel and session are former presidential Babd Boo te return Ill work to<lay, ending a W'ldnesday and Tlng~day ai the lot Texaco Ill supply gas and 1 t' ., 1 OLIH'IMEJ!S PLAY the Arabs. 1 candidate Barry Gojdwat!r, ·~ rs. · five week strike. Some 6,1100 bfnd room in the. Middleport diesel fuel to the County High. s ~:,:;·.first came bere last 1 CUlVELAND (UPI)-Former presidential posslble~~vemors , UBRARY OPENED members. of other bulldmg flig? School Ill prepare lor Fri· way Department for March because his Iormor girl- . p1tchlng greats Wes Farrell and CLUB TO .l!IEET Ronald Reagan of California BOWLING G l'ades umons who were Idled day s Regall4 para~. All sen- 110-day period. The frl nd Abb Mulli an lived . Bob ·Lemon were the hilling Riverview Gardl!n Club w!ll i and George Romney o1 Mlchi- (up)) _ Oh i 0 were also to be back1ln the job. iors whn graduatOif this springers also agreed to liiBtall a he:e ' stan Sundoy as the Joe meet Thursday June 2! at 1 ' gao National Committee Chair- Un' . . K e n State The new rontract provtdes are asked w return to partie!- water cooler lor the ·Co~mty I Di"'··• d I ted th I , • , JversJ1Y o11IC1a11y opened its I total! .., l B d I Ed " . ' • ,.._.os e ea e Bob lp. m. at the home of Mrs. Carl man Ray Bliss, as w•ll as sev- new f4 .5 million llbr toda wage .ncreases ng •• an pa e. ., oar o ucawon. Lemons 3-1 m an old-timers[~uckley with Mrs. Harold Mas- era! senators, congressmen and It wUl be formal! ~ y. hour over the next three years , ' Jame at MWlicJpal Stadlum. sar as co-hostess. other governors No\r b Y le!l in The laborers had previously HI-J.O TEMP SHRINERS TO MEET ;. • ' ---· emer. ·earned$U7anhour. New YOU (UP!- '~:he MembersoltheTwinCity !Co~nuidtrom~ge1l '. • htgilest temperature report- Shrine Club will meet at 7 p. rourt helll'ln• on JunlJ 21. . · l) LOCA,l. fEMPS ed Sunday to the U. s•. Weather m. Tuesday at .the Ben Ewillg Pr~ aald. lllany ..of tlla ey1 The temperature. in Pom·IBureau, excludil)g Hawau and home Ill complete a noel lor wore Nail .embl4ms~llnd eroy's downwwn busmess j\ls- IAlaska, was ' lOS degrees at , tbe Regatta Parade. All Iron, .e'tosses ' 'arbund ' . _ trlct at 11:31 a. m. today was '15 JPr~ldlo, Tex. Today'l low waa [able Shrine Club necks. Pollee conll~~ta~ ., asked Ill be present, numNb".':n~' wea~.,. afld • ~ d!"ees under overcast skies. 10 at Alpena, Mlq!l. EXpected • · GOP SessiODS • BowliDRE~~·e • . R tt coupon For E".tnes '" eg' a a 1 ' 1 Phone 992·2171 CITY LOAN Strl'keE d "''th Appro\r I o.r Contr'act .' Have just one ecrsy monthly payment· Term• ro 1uir. Phonellrsr for quick approval. Then 11op for your money. 30 .. . .. & SAVINGS COMPANY SALE FURNITURE :1. ALL FURNITURE GOING AT LARGE DISCOUNT-High Trad~~ln Allowance Why Pay More 1 __ ___ _,__- ~ith tJ.·family~ '. NAZI. weelcencl. Frog Jump CLOSE OUT SALE - --- WRITE IN NAME OF FROG QUALIFYING JUMP - - F.EET --INCH IS- 1 . •• FILL IN TMIS SECTION . NAME OF Qt;AIJFYINd FROG To be ftlled lD ----- ........... - Post Position In Grand Flnala ' • DO NOT WRITE IN THIS SECTION EN~DBY------------------------------ ADDRESS '. IN'fBY FEE P A I D - - - - - - - RECEIPl' NO. -__,..-. "' .. SENIOR ENTRY $2.00 PER FROG CHILDREN, UndtrU-25c Entry N o . - - - - - PLEASE CHECK-X :I I'll provide my own froa. D Provide a froa for me. D I'll jockey my own frog, D Provide a jockey for me. D Send more entry blanks. Have friends I'll surprise with froe entries. .Return entry blank to: REGATTA FROG JUMP Box 191 Pom.roy, Ohio Flllln the ADDRESS LABEL below [pie~ print) to have YOUR FROG's Jump distance mailed to you (do not detach label): To _ _ _ _ _ __ ••• eg. 95$ 95 ,. . Lost ·Tbetr ~r ' q ' 'l'!.vl gahi's beer '!ljjppl;, lof/211 •· ' oas~. also wolmd up wit~ t1\i .,.'' The Vlllag~ u~i tel ill'o!t ·an. • ,: nual m'otorcyole raees. 'but ~an- r them abGu~ fliUr "'ears · ago alter expertenelng ltl· ljrlt ·' with motortycle ~an"•· "" ' Prage said many ol' tU '•· l~yc·lists woNtlack leathl!r jadf:. '•' wUh• the names ·"Mlsfttt!' ;, and "Trouble" painted on 1111" · . . ,.. , ~· · ;n.J~ r' ,DUNLOP GOLD SEAL LOW PROFILE . $19·09 PLUS 735x14 White Wall 775x14 White Wall 82Sx14 White Wall AILSTAR • TAX $19· 99 '~ LARGE STOCK GIBSON AIR CONDUIONERS 5000 BTU TO 28,000 BTU NOW AVAIIlABI,E ' '• .,. ' ... -- \~ ' ~ --- -- ._ ·~ ' ...,., ..• "i POMEROY REGAnA FROG JUMP 2:00 P.M.·· FRIDAY, JUNE 23 1nd SUNDAY, JUNE 25 ' .-; ' WH'\ NOT BUY NOW s ... �'J' .., ' ' ' ,, I l 0 11 . o, • ice o:J-t Brooa,wa·v • ,. . ' • ' j, . ' v~.· •~" IIi Cotumbul , •.• ~pro~~~ Ill~ lldvraor. Mr. SOllthein ohio Electric CoiiJpa. Bla!!kwpod. A••;on on par- NEW YORK - Frank Sinat.. the sungs from "Camelot" for "revolutloary" way to pI a y DJ olliet with 13 melllbefi at.. 'lllimente!f procedlll't was ,conta, who usually pta what he 1commer<llala but was stagger- records, "the first new way to I~· The bualne.!l ~~ .ducted Jlr Hatry $.1awter1 Plans bollera for, was lurned down eel by lyricist Alan Jay , L e r· play records since Berllner ln- COII!Iisttd of the ~ ot,olft. lot tile next meellng -~re ·to ,' lor the Ambaasa~or East pent.. ner's demands: $5(10,000 . . . . vented the nat disc in 1891" .· . cers with Bobby Ritchie tieing have project books brought up boule 1n Chicqo fot July 1~11; Jack Jones of eourse considers Seeburg has brought jukeboxes elected pre!ldent, settlnl dues to date. No ptace or day was .set - I t ' s already reserved ·for his lady love Jill St. John pre- into the cybernetic age, pro- at ~ for, the club ye,ar and for the nut moettna. -Ricky Jackie Kennedy'l sister "Prln- cious, and so did 'he producers grammed by a computer introdliCtion , ol • aew Ieeder Pierce, lleporter. cess" Lee Radzlwell . .. Aootb- of ''Tony Rome" in which she which plays "both sidea of 50 _ _ _ _..:__ _ _ _....L_..:.,_,_;__..,__..,.-er big firm's shifting to 1h e starred with Sinatra; she had LPs automatically, without the New Jersey auburbl from pol· her o"'ll bodyguard while film- user ever touching the albums. luted Manhattan: Bell Labors- lng I• Miami- Gus Savarese, You simply dial numbers on a, tories, wh''h t$es, up a full v·hose partner in private-eye- conventional telephone dial and BO,OOJ).feet block on N. Y.'s lng ia e•·besvyweight chimp the lnstrj,lment's memory-bank Bank St., In a multi-million dol- Rocky Marciano. takes over to play more than lar deal due to headline short.. . , 40 hours of· contmutus music ' ly ... "Never on Sunday" cost The Tisch Bros. (Loew 5 H<>- in your personal library." , . , . M 000 to fil d . 1- leis) Wlll announce Sltea I o r (Now what ever happened to $1••· m, rna e mt . .'" p ar- those old Chauncey Okotl rec..,. - . 1 h two h•ih·C 1ass Loew mns 1 lions, ••• area rev•ews, e is and London .. · The Mon- ordl• 1 · · lbvcu•A? IIC5T TIMES Bdwy•• musical co~~dy v e r· kees' Mickey Dolen' has Gone Slon. ntya Darlmg cost al· Ale over Samantha Just, Lon· , .,.. . " SAFE DRIVER••• BUT 'lMINGt THE FNM::i ~oot $l.OOO,OOO, got drab re- don dtejay ... Don't spell novON "'TRJp... waw! VIeWS but prospers just because elist Fannie Hurst's name with star "•llna Mereourl became a a "y"· because "Spelled with · star of tbe good-and-cheap or- , , ' ' .. lgl al a y Is what people fall on, The Blue Jay 4-H Club held I 1 o mMov •:.... ph G Fannie ' II P 1 ·.. .. Princess Its first meetln• at the borne ·I Llle qa.... oog 1 or- G ,8 up-com 1ng ''BC • Cole, Laurel ' n spe- of Mrs. Ra·""""d don Parb · II 8 lml ng hi s Iens ·race t Caro I " aIsow ill be Cliff. '"~' . t the bab . Bi 1 br' c1a I "Mone 1 new Y .. · g a tc lash' sh Th Ser - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - firm (Stevena) wauled to use a l~n ow: e . ene Miss Rosalie Story and Mrs. Kelly wdl wear a few D1or or· Raymond Cole are advisers fur 'e igmals for the event. the club. An election of ofli~ers Ne:rt fall's movie openings was held with Rayanna Cole as ly Wayne Cl. llrudolodl, M.D. _, seem creating more glamor ex- pres~dent; Patty Ebhn, vi c e Q - How doee alcolltl affect •· cltement than stage premieres: president; .Brenda Will, secrepeoplt with loW blood pressure? , •' "Camelot" next Oct. 25 will be tary; Oebbte Kennedy, treasur. . . WAS!DNGTON -The Sen- bard 011 the postlve. '!'hey 111'1 lptaldog Jtnerally, the doves 1 huge high-style movie bene- er; Penny Eblin, news reportA- Alclbol tauw an lni!tal ate's Democratic dovea are .in pointing out thai senat~rial ,are finding th~mselves in . an ! fit for the Will Rogers Hospit· er; Vicki Abbott, recreation . alight rise In blood pres!llll'e but an exercise which theu cnt1cs seat, aro essential state l . Ulllre881Dgly •tick¥ ,a~tuatlon.l al, one of the finest showbiz leader ; Cathy Osborn, publicity · the llfect lasll only a few IDlll- woold term an outright retreat awl the busweso only of I be Every poll tells about the same charities .. , Singer Frankie chairman, and Rose Colburn, co utes. It " followed by a shght and their supporters no doobt states. In sublance, they are story. The public - and every· j Randall'• not making the mis· chairman. - Penny Eblin, ReIBllln blood presslll'l acoompa- would call an orderly movement walking sofll! on Vietnam while body in Washington, too, for taka 0; a few compatriots who potter. rued b¥ • feelllll ol relaxation. backward to prepared positions. thumping tlie drum other, tbel matter - is sick at heartl thought they were business genQ _ Wbllt over. the. eoonter They are no longer spe,aklng, and domestic, issues. at lbllleellllogly endlees oature iuses and diversified themselv- On June 5 at tho Harrisonmedication can be used for a even 111 private, ef nmnmg a- The dlalrman ol. tho Sena.te of the atruagle but still II not • into bankruptcy: Frankie just vllle Tewn Hall, a meeting was hangover! Another drink seems gains! ~reaidll"t Johnson or the Democratic Campa1gn Cmnm1t.. about to support _or oven to tol· oold his v & M Publishing Co. held by the H~lsonville Boys 1 to be the only lhlna that helps war poll~ and are no longer tee: Se~. Edmund Muakie of erate any solteruog tf th~ de- to recording exec Ed Silvers 4-H Club With Virgil Atkins, ad- ~ i and that fllves only temporary accentuatmg the oegallve. Mawe, 19 helpmg !bern off the ermllled Amencan military 1for more than $l.OOO,OOO ... Not VISor. The 20 boys 10 attend- , relief. Instead, they are coming down hcok., He Is underllnllll tha val· ataoce qalnst tha Communist bad for a lad who just two ob- a nee discussed gardening Jli'Oi· id poml, s. far 81 It goes, that Invaders. I!CUI't years ago was banging eels after wh1ch refreshments , A- Tbe old admollltlonr "Go s Senator has a right to run Too, the one section of the an lntermissioa plano at an off. were served by member& Cot- , to bed and sleep it off" is still only as "an Individual"; and be publlo upon which oooe the 8th Avo joint. terill, Welsh and Stanley. " I~ ibe best treatment with the exhas prophesied that very few doves had placed their hopes, ' The next meeting Is scheduled! ception of the proverbial ounce will "beat their breasts" a· the college community, il not ! Second most popular rock- , for June 20.- Tommie Sbaf· of prevelltion. gains! the Administration. itself ill a dovlsb cast If mind, I STOUP In the world. The Roll- ' fer, Reporter. P.'llloltM to,..,. weo .._ _ ..... 1'llo Ad¥ertising Couod, Q- u an alc<lllollc Is to have One of the more articulate of notwithstanding all "demonstra-i ing Stones, spun orr on• of its ' • NalioA.. Sale!, Council an abdominal operation, should the doves, Sen. GeorgelllcGov- lions." A recent Gallup Poll l members, Biran Jones, for A m...tlng was beld by the ! -no. t I . !11-~e<tisinaExO<uti,... he be treated for his alcoholism ~ ern ol Sooth Dakota, bas not found r:ampua bawkaoutnumber· l' reasooa too draggy to enumer- Betty Livestock 4-H aub Beef/ , bf th r , Could ~ only adopted precisely tbls tal)o lng campus doves by 49 per .:.S~ee.:.bu=-:rg:..:.Co.:.r.:_p.__ ha..:s_a_w::.:'t:::h.;Mr:=:.. .:U:.:oyd::.:.::.Bl:.:•.:ck:.:w..:tod;:::,,.:•:.d-..:__ _ __ ' --· e ore e opera wn. a Job D H t·1c but ba a•-- gone so far •• cent to •• t ,. ..,"- " coholism cause inflammation of Ohio Treasurer n · ers "". ., .. per cen • 1 the lnlesti es? Mrt todsv asked all Ohioans to to say that he will run as Pres- It II tho old llllSture, under n join him ·in making the J u 1y !dent Johnson'• ballet mall. • the ivy 81 elsewhere. The A- Tbere would he no need 4th holiday weekend ''The most Another, Sen. Frank Church shrieking wheel gell the arease; to postpone a needed operation patriotic and safest holiday In of Idaho, bas long since moved lbe shooters get the headlines. I because ol chronic alcoholism. Ohio's long history." closer to tbe Administration af· But when all ia said and done, i Acute intoxication would reduce ter having some weeka ago tho collegians, along with the the need for supplementary an- Herbert said, "Perhaps n~w worked up a manifesto for him· rest of the country, know tbat esthesia. Alcohol iB ~bsorbed more than e~er before, Ohio- self and other dov•• whicll for tha American commltment to rapidly from the Intestinal tract ans and' Amer1can~ a~ike shou~ the fjrst time told the North the tortured people of South ''"d would.Pot cause inflamma- pause mt: our natmns birthday VIetnamese Communists that Vietnam cannot be abandoned !JOn because the concentration lor a few moments to reflect on they must not suppose that diS- simply because the toinl is ' ol alcohol in the intest;nes is the importan,oe of the Declara- sent here was equivalent to any hard and lruatrating. r.r~•er high. It is the concentra- lion of Independence. proposal that ~rica cut ·~ But an even harder !Jsychologtion In the blood that Is tm- "The Fourth of July Is a Na· run from SOuth Vietnam. ·' ical blow hu been lllruck to the portant. tiona! Holiday. It Is a day for Church, moreover, is the ben· cause of the deves1n Israel'& rejoicina, a day for brass bands, eflciary of a windfall with manful and unapologetic use o! Q -: M,y bus!land drinks • .lot iparadea, old fashioned oratory, whll:ll a half dooen other doves straight • out military power to ol whtSk) · When h~ "Jlrlnkmg firing of cannon, out-door sports, up for re..,lection next y ear halt Naoser Egypt's agaression ". be bas trouble. :"th sniffling. picnics. merrymaking and good have not been blessed. This is In the Middle Eaat. Tho policy What causes th1s · time for all. a far right·wing attempt In Ida- of stand-up-and-IIBbt, wileD In A _ Alth~ seme pei'SODI "On the other ~and, It is I ho not simply to beat him next bonor there 11 no alternative. AI low II I month, for 38 months with chronic ainusitis say that day for pray•~- and solemn con- year but to -recall him from the hu been both ))I'OV!!LIIld rtcbalcohol aggravates this oondl- templatlon, a tfay to rekindle Senate hete and now. Recall ly hooored in the Mfcliite Eaot. 100,000 BTU EMPIRE LP Q 1 tion, there is no evidence of any the fueo of patriotism and to movements have nearly always and, llgnlf!CIIIIly, by none more completely Installed, dire<l relstionship between al- renew and repledge our ~Uegi- been futile, and the circu• than by thai llberal Americon cobol and any respiratory dit- ance to the flag of this . great stance that Church ill able to group with which the VIetnam e Compact. Fully gu&l'anteed. ease. country of ours that has been picture this manifestation u doves prefer to Identify. e 7 warm-air room ducte. Q - 1 have heard that metr"' so good to all of us. extremist - as, ol course, lt iolr-="-==iiiiiiiii;;;;;iiiiitl e Cold-air return duct. nldazole is useful ln treating al- "We are constantly remind- -may well work out his salvacoholics. II It safe? Does 11 have ed today of the so-called dlssl- tlon. ' • Cenln.l thermoetat control. any bad side effeclaf dents - those who burn draft For responsible Republicans e Complete custom ;......n. • heat!nf apecialiata.--tion by our home ··> A - Metronidazole (Fia&Yl) cards and desecrate our belov- inside and outside Idaho are bell 1 specific cure for trlcbo• ed flag. These persons are a ing ~barrassed by this exces· e Rent-tree 111e of tank ud llletar. onu infections. It has recenl!y mlnorlty and In my opinion, sively violent lurm of anti· You get our usual tiDe been found to reduce the de3; ·e July 4th is the day when we Churchism. And It well may be service and finishing. fur alcobolln those who are tak- can show everyone that ,>\mer- possible for the Senator to lump 0t1w upl"' July 31, 1967 etn et 9, ouht 5 ing It for this Infection. Side ef- leans hi!Ve not lost that sp~rk together perfectly eouod ae!ects may Include osusea, itch- of freedom, that sernte of pnde, publican opposition to him with 1 ' In&. headache and dizziness. and that desire for' f~eedom far • out spasms that are neith· 0 Anyone who takes this drug that prompted our nallon s btrth er justified In principle nur sen- 216 E. 2nd Pomeroy As low 11 per month, for 24 months sbould have a periodic blood 191 yeau ago." sible linll_j>IPI~amiJL ' .!_t~ ac:ttti:'cs':.,_ _ _!l!,.""'"""""""""""'!!!!!!"'""'!!!!!!i..!j count. It may be harmful to an Herbert urged every Ohio~n ,_ , alcoholic whose alcoholism bas to ring a bell for a few momEMPIRE CLASSIC·AIRE furnace, caused cirrbo!ls of the liver. ents heatnnlng at 2 p,m , July Q - C1111 llllllhlslllmlnee cause 4th, as a reaffirmation of their completely Installed · . eataracts! faith In America. • 40,000 BTU !lirect vent furnace. A- Drugo of tbll class mav "Actually," be ,said, "the rlng• .Heat.ll up to 4.,._e. Ideal for flltlH blurred vision but n ~ ing of bells was 'the manner in bi!IM!ment, added-on ~m. cataracts. The blurring clears which the Fourth of July was 1 HandaPme wood-gram styled up when the drUB ts discontin- calebrated for the first 100 I aed. years of our nation's history. itaseboarcl extenaiOI!f· It was only after the Civil War Mountl directlY on the wall and . IHRINERS CONVENF. that firecrackers came i n t o provide& economical, forced warm WASHINGTON IUPI)- About vogue and now that most states air beat through trim bi!IM!board 100 000 Shriners and their including Ohio have banned chaanela to as many ae four fa~illes are expected to assemwfirecrackers, what can be more f()(IDI8. The anartJ.y-styled, woodble here July 9-t4 fur the 93rd Ifitting than to return to one of . finished cabinst and bale· anpual convention of the Maso- our coantry's oldest tra~ltions add a decora.tor's touch nJc order. and ring bells on the Fourth' " ' to your home. The July convention will mark The State .Treasurer, a~~ointCools extended· the fifth Ume in Shrine hislory ed Ohio chairman of the Bells room areas and tile second In the past three !or Fre.edom. Belts for Sa!Piy" 'etly• r f the J 1 4th •" qur years that the capital has been c~mpalgn or uY automatically! Call JOUr nsarelt Ashland· LP-i11 Bulk Plant fer 1 ae!ecred as the convention site weekend by Gov. Jam e' A, by the 850,000-member order. Rhodes, also appealed today to frlt 'aurvey of JOUr home and free h11t1n1 plana 200 SERIES every Ohioan to do ~" part in II THLETE'S FOOTIT· thiS · holiday · I EASY·PAY PLANS Compare these Amana qualiiJ features balol'l you dacidll HOW TO TREAT makmg one of the On- ho- tbe total cost can be A"aly quick-drying T-H. Feel safest in the Slate's history. • Full-Rated Compressor 0 Qver.Siza Coolina Coila Included In your mortgage. For'~n· it toke bold lo cheek itch, burn· "Seat belts save live• and • .. Quiet Engineered" • Washable, Permanent-Type Filter venion or replacement, the pay· l•iJ In MIJ'!UTES, In 3 to 5 days, reduce injuries when used " !rtectpf'J ttkm sloughs off. Watch " ' • Quick, Easy ''Automatic Mount" Installation menta Gill be let up on a 5-year·FHA' Hli:AtTHY •kin replace it' 11 Herbert declared, Last year, • Four-Way Rust Protection • Automatic Temperature Control loan, or you e&ll pay juat 10% doWII nql delighted IN ONE HOUR, Ohio h•d 35 traffic deaths OV· vour 48< baek at anv drug coun, er the July 4th weekend and not =::_b monthly paymentl on the t•r NOW AT SWISHER & . , LOIISF DRUGS, • smgle vlcllm wore seat belts! ,...,111111 AIR COMMAND ROOM AIR CONDITIONERS lacked Joy Amana's century old tradillon of flna craftsmanship 4-H Clu,bNews . DOCfOR SAYS Lawson j' '1 Meigs 4-H News, Events patfJOtJC, • • Safe Holiday Be:Ill • gur...ged 7 . ..... ,•..,t..-...:.· ' ' "---·-- I I. ~ Special Low Ptjcet on LP-Gas ~orced Ait · ~eating S'fstems $15 !9 ave~1 :•8 f~~~d ::~~mace, ONE DAY • I 1 1 THE SHOE BOX (J nson s eanen 40 5 1 $ New T CAPACITY COOLING! I N V OPERATING COST! NEW AIR COMMAND ROOM AIR CONDITIONERS =de A.!!.W '------------------~ N. W. COMPTON, O.D. OPTOMETRIST Office Hours: 9 to 12, 2 to 51 !Close at Nooa Thurs. - East Court st., Pomeroy 0 ' oa Ash/end LP-Gss- ~he modern energy fuel/ 1 ASHLAND.GIL a FOREMAN & ABBOn MICCLEPORT, 0. J ' ', . ~NINI ~MPAIIY Box 471, Highw•y 124, Pomeroy, O)ijo, Phonet 992·2166, or 992·2167 • Ripley, W• Va.-Phon•:372·2221 ' • •.. .· 2 I Camp and projects were the main topics of discussion at the 3 ROOMS June 10 meeting of the Tuppers Plains 4-H Girls Club. The ad· . visors helped the member! with Newfurn the-ir projects giving instruc~ lions and hints on following pattern directions. Dianne Baker served refreshments. -Teresa, carr, Reporter. '- - - - --- 1 well. Betty Hawk, and Kathryn Grange Hall -Robyn Mills, Re1 ~~How to take Measurements' Wmdon, m attendance. The porter for a Pattern" was the title of main topic of business was 4 -H ~ Tho Swinging Needles me t1 · lhe demonstration given by Ka-i camp plans. Belsy Amsbary on June 8 at the home of Mrs. ' I thryn Lawther at the June 9 and Nancy Ridenour oerved re- Frances Spencer, advisor. There · , meeting of the Columbia Make-j freshments. The next meetmg• were 8 members in atlendance. l I it ~H Club held at Columbia 19 scheduled for June 22 at the I The members worked on their', ' ~ $299 po.oo Down - l•l•nce .., Convenient Terrnt MASON FURNITURE CO. MASON, W. VA. S~~.~~EmmaWhi~Gran~H~i.~nyEp~,\ ~uoji~~~~~·~G~~~n~d~a_a~n~d~J~B~if~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~=============-·====- tinglon, Freda Smith, and Ma- Reporter . . ' ~ ry Jordan along with the 15 at- The Harrisonvlll< Guls tending club members discuss- Honor Club met recently at ed camp plans, the Potato Chip Harmonv11le Grange Hall . Sale and the Career Tour to 29 members under the supervl· ' be held at Logan June 22. Ruth sion of. Mrs. Pauline , . Jordan was in charge of rec- ~lrls with proJ.ect~ . ln.. Ireation after which Ruth Jor- mg and Packmg, Lunches ~?-"'~ I dan and Kathy Lawther ser- al1d Suppers," ·~Quick Meal!l." ved refreshments. The n ex ' and "Bread" brought samples meeting is to be held at for project lessons .. Members , bis Srhooi _ Kathy worked on thetr vartous proReporter. ' jects. Mrs. Cotterill, Mrs. Welsh . and Mrs. Stanley served reThe Portland New Ideal freshments. The next meeting Club met June l2 in the is to be held at the Harrisonvrlle men! of the Methodist Oourch. Grange Hall Juno 22. - 5ue Work on projects supervised Wood, Reporter advisors, Mrs. Ebersbach an The Court House CUt-Ups, Mrs. Cozart wa§ the main v1sors, Mrs. Lenora Davis, Mrs. der of business. ShelLy Maidie Mora and Mrs. Betty was in charge or recreation Dean and 10 members, met at Jackie and Barbra the Chester Grange Hall. served refreshments. The ne Bahr -gave a . h d 1d f · on ho\V to..gver sewmg boxes. , . t meemg 1ssceue or 19 . _ ·Marsha Weddle Re(oor-l Refreshments were served ter. '\ Jeanne B~hr ~nd Suee "'::~~~ ~ The next meetmg " 1< With Larrv Montgomery Ill•· for June 22,: ' at the Chester ing a ·report on Parliamentary Procedure, Kenneth Wheeler in Complete charge of the baseball ,game Rooms Of " reatlon and the 14 att•end1in! members discussing what to with excess funds f.tom p r ceding years, the boys of Salem Center Boys 4-H CI o b ' advised by Mrs. Carol Pierce must have had an interesting '-.?.:9/f"s:andr•icl Buns meeting. No sJlf'('i:JI plans were for the next meeting scheduled for June 23 at the Salem Center School. - Kenneth Bolen Reporter, lliltc liao White u.s. KEDS nMl • $2.99 to $6.50 1 ' If your next popular-price car doesn't look this gond and isn't this big I • I I. 3 FURNITURE 5 59-5 1 The Chester Needle a Thread 4-H Club met recently with 14 members and four Ad· visors, Lela Windon. lnzy Ne- BAKER fURNITURE • and doesn't have all these features ... SHIRT SERVICE R bl IIOI'YeG ,$t,m June 12 was the date of the I work on their projects. Patty 1" 1 meeting of the Morning Jhle 11erved refreshmeni.B. The ~tar Hillbillies advised by Mrs. next meeting is scheduled for John Smith, Mrs. Fred June 19. - Mary Smith, Reporond Mrs. Ted Massie. The eight ter. attending members discussed plans for a den;10nstratlon ar.d The Five Point Star Stitcb•n 1 4-H Club, advised by Mrs. llay Holter, Mrs. Dwilht Milhgan, and Mrs. Rose Ginther bela a meeting June 12 at the home of members Phyllis and Mar· · lyn Mclnytre, with 10 mem: bers attending. Plans we r • made to discuss construction of a Regatta float and for a fish fry. Debbie Jeffers gave a report on Food Labels. Refresh· ments . were served by Marlyn and Mrs. Mcintyre. The n ex I meeting was scheduled for June 19 at the home of Debbie Jeffers 6:30. - Debbie Jeffers, Reporter. Cap' tol Comment Events on 1'.8f-S , rerresnmems. Metnootst cnurcn. A ptcnte was 1Dally l!~nnet, P_o_l11~!oy-Mlddteport, 0 ., June~~! Locy Holter, Hejltrter .~njoyed by the four membm . · <. ~ ~ The Rip and Zip 4-11 Club _met and advisor. The next meeling Iplans 'for attending. It was al- l tending discuuecj plaii& f•./{!)' ' on Jlllle 7 at the home of Mrs. wJII be at the Methodist Church. so decided to ha¥1 a Wiener ing It 4-H Cal~P· .~ , Kathryn Robson, adoiisor. with -Nancy Crow, Rewrter Iroast. Wendy and ]}awn Carper i bert and Jan ~ttjilf- , ... l"~·· · 1 members and 3 advisors atserved refreshmeni.B. The nnt onstratlons .on• maldn& ~IIIII' · tendlng. Tony)l Keebaugh gave meeting is to he June 14 et the eggs al)ll bl!t~tcli .~ a demonstration on armhold The borne of Mr. ~ 0 w •.rd Bedford Youlb Centv. : n's. Sherry was In 4;JIIr~. of faclng. Refreshments were .ser· Ervmbewas host t~ tlie 11 club -Nancy St. Clair, Reporter . . the softball game for , recrea-' · ved by Mrs. Robson, Evelyn mem r~ of the elgs . County 1lion. Shiela Ha~ and ~In~ Well, and Mrs Randolph. The Betty Ltvestock Holstem . 4-H . . lng served refresbnlentl. 1'htl next meeting will be June 14 at' Club. ClalT Woode, AdVISOr.! A specml report on safety by I next meetin~ wtn be he)d ~ e b h Tnps to Vmtor County and to ICharlolt. Teaford headed the . the home of Floren"" Well. •1 the home of Tonva K e au~ . Lo f to · 't' the J 2 , eet.. ,. ' Barbara ·well Re rter gan or a ~areer ur ~n act1v1 1es a1 . une.. ill. ! -Jan Betzing, Reporter ' po June 22 were dLScussed. Eddte ,ing of the Rac1ne Jolly lletgh- 1 · Parker gave a demonstration · bors held at Do~cas E.U.B. ''Table Appointments" "n d on milking cows. 'Refreshments Chur~. The four attendinl ' "Well-Dressed Tables" we r e , were served by Rhonda. Bever- members and advisor, Marga- 1 J.l•,,,_,_, for discussion by the 10 ly and Sharon Ervin. The next . ret Sellers, discussed 4-H c'amp' And SPR:tN!ii TIM. members of the Mothm Teen meeting is scheduled for Juno plans and the Career Tour to GO TOGE'IllEI FOR ALL THE Helpers 4-H Club at their June 22 at the home of Erldie Porker. ,be held at L&gan on June 22. FAMILY ! meeting held at the home of I -Grace King, Reporter_ 1 Margaret Sellers and Charlotte the advisor. Mrs. Vernon WebTeaford served refreshments. er. "B ., ld b d -Nancy Crow, Reporter. usy wou e a goo name Demonstrations were gl~en for the June 8th meeting of the 1 The 4-H Queen Bees 4-H club , by Beverly Thompson on ~;wong 1Seven Teen Stotchers 4-H Club held a meeting on June 8 at 1 and by Mrndy Kong on Party t•dvosed by Mrs. RIChard Mees . th h of Ann Lambert the I Middleport Favors." RefreshmentS were and Mrs. Wayne Beal, held at , =~e~,~o~m e~~s~e~ve;_r;~m~e~m~·~·,r!'•~al~-·~::::;;::;;::~;;::~~ "" then serve d b.v M.mdy K'm~ an d the Bedfor d y oulh Center _· " vosor. • Debbie \lay, The ne xt meeting The eight members attending I is scheduled for June 15 at the were given a demonstration on Weber h o m e. - Beverly 1"Ways to Keep Children Happy 1 Thompson, Reporter. !While Babysitting" plus a report on yeast by Jean Mees. l The Racine Jolly Neighbors Janet Mees reported on 4-H 4-H Club met June ~ at the ' Camp and the club discussed· ONLY ' '+-Dalfr ~Del, Pol!lefOJ"Mtddiepol:t, 0., June 19, Ui.67 . ' ,. ' ~ ./_I' \'' ' ' · , 'J· ~">..._. SAL~TE TO POMEROY • • • • • • • • • • • AND THEIR BIG BEND REGAnA June 20th Thru 24th (Approximlte Times) Tuisdly thru Fri~ay 7:00-7,25 AM 1:28PM 5;58 PM 11 :30.12:00 PM ' '' ·maybe you'd better check this chart: Left outside rearview mirror. PRICE/SIZE COMPARISON Carpeting, front and rear. • , OVERAll OVERAll PfttCP HORSEPOWER WliEElBASE WIDTH Flow-Th~ough ventilation in hardtop 'models. lENGTH Foam cuShion padded seats, front and rear. ' 0011£ 122fl 219.6" 80" $2878 . 230 Pola 318 VB Padded dash and sun visors. Ball bearing ashtray. ~IVIIOLET 119" 213.2" 79.9" 2845 195 ,~mpala VB 1 Crank-operated vent windows. I FOIID Safety-Action inside door release levers. 2861 79' 119" 213" 200 Galoxie 600 VB Acrylic enamel in choice of 20 colors. PONTIAC Wide selection of color-keyed interiors. 121' 2115.6" 79.7' 2951 265 Cotalino VB "Color-keyed seat belts, front and rear. •Me!NIId•rllt St!MtltN lltll~ Pric1 l1t 2·Htf IIWft.,., Dttlilltiel ...... ltMI ... llcttlllll.ii ... IM ........... -~-.'!"-tint-- Saturday 8:58AM 12:28 PM . 6:23PM 11 :30.12:00 PM -·1 "'. . YOU ON SAZ.@) ' ·R. H. ·RAw ·LINGS SONS CO. Sponsored By'The Foll~wlng ' PtogrJssive Business Establishments . . \ . . \ '.., . ' . ,, ' 1 I I ~Jis:~~{;~~t:tt~ISOARD ' ~. ' ~ · •• t ' ' C~PA~Y . · I ~· 't- " 1 SHOI STORI ' . ~OUNT~Y ftNTEI : , I ; ,_'' 0 t . , ;t- 1 ( >' '' ,. ''' "~ ' '. . '·' �'J' .., ' ' ' ,, I l 0 11 . o, • ice o:J-t Brooa,wa·v • ,. . ' • ' j, . ' v~.· •~" IIi Cotumbul , •.• ~pro~~~ Ill~ lldvraor. Mr. SOllthein ohio Electric CoiiJpa. Bla!!kwpod. A••;on on par- NEW YORK - Frank Sinat.. the sungs from "Camelot" for "revolutloary" way to pI a y DJ olliet with 13 melllbefi at.. 'lllimente!f procedlll't was ,conta, who usually pta what he 1commer<llala but was stagger- records, "the first new way to I~· The bualne.!l ~~ .ducted Jlr Hatry $.1awter1 Plans bollera for, was lurned down eel by lyricist Alan Jay , L e r· play records since Berllner ln- COII!Iisttd of the ~ ot,olft. lot tile next meellng -~re ·to ,' lor the Ambaasa~or East pent.. ner's demands: $5(10,000 . . . . vented the nat disc in 1891" .· . cers with Bobby Ritchie tieing have project books brought up boule 1n Chicqo fot July 1~11; Jack Jones of eourse considers Seeburg has brought jukeboxes elected pre!ldent, settlnl dues to date. No ptace or day was .set - I t ' s already reserved ·for his lady love Jill St. John pre- into the cybernetic age, pro- at ~ for, the club ye,ar and for the nut moettna. -Ricky Jackie Kennedy'l sister "Prln- cious, and so did 'he producers grammed by a computer introdliCtion , ol • aew Ieeder Pierce, lleporter. cess" Lee Radzlwell . .. Aootb- of ''Tony Rome" in which she which plays "both sidea of 50 _ _ _ _..:__ _ _ _....L_..:.,_,_;__..,__..,.-er big firm's shifting to 1h e starred with Sinatra; she had LPs automatically, without the New Jersey auburbl from pol· her o"'ll bodyguard while film- user ever touching the albums. luted Manhattan: Bell Labors- lng I• Miami- Gus Savarese, You simply dial numbers on a, tories, wh''h t$es, up a full v·hose partner in private-eye- conventional telephone dial and BO,OOJ).feet block on N. Y.'s lng ia e•·besvyweight chimp the lnstrj,lment's memory-bank Bank St., In a multi-million dol- Rocky Marciano. takes over to play more than lar deal due to headline short.. . , 40 hours of· contmutus music ' ly ... "Never on Sunday" cost The Tisch Bros. (Loew 5 H<>- in your personal library." , . , . M 000 to fil d . 1- leis) Wlll announce Sltea I o r (Now what ever happened to $1••· m, rna e mt . .'" p ar- those old Chauncey Okotl rec..,. - . 1 h two h•ih·C 1ass Loew mns 1 lions, ••• area rev•ews, e is and London .. · The Mon- ordl• 1 · · lbvcu•A? IIC5T TIMES Bdwy•• musical co~~dy v e r· kees' Mickey Dolen' has Gone Slon. ntya Darlmg cost al· Ale over Samantha Just, Lon· , .,.. . " SAFE DRIVER••• BUT 'lMINGt THE FNM::i ~oot $l.OOO,OOO, got drab re- don dtejay ... Don't spell novON "'TRJp... waw! VIeWS but prospers just because elist Fannie Hurst's name with star "•llna Mereourl became a a "y"· because "Spelled with · star of tbe good-and-cheap or- , , ' ' .. lgl al a y Is what people fall on, The Blue Jay 4-H Club held I 1 o mMov •:.... ph G Fannie ' II P 1 ·.. .. Princess Its first meetln• at the borne ·I Llle qa.... oog 1 or- G ,8 up-com 1ng ''BC • Cole, Laurel ' n spe- of Mrs. Ra·""""d don Parb · II 8 lml ng hi s Iens ·race t Caro I " aIsow ill be Cliff. '"~' . t the bab . Bi 1 br' c1a I "Mone 1 new Y .. · g a tc lash' sh Th Ser - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - firm (Stevena) wauled to use a l~n ow: e . ene Miss Rosalie Story and Mrs. Kelly wdl wear a few D1or or· Raymond Cole are advisers fur 'e igmals for the event. the club. An election of ofli~ers Ne:rt fall's movie openings was held with Rayanna Cole as ly Wayne Cl. llrudolodl, M.D. _, seem creating more glamor ex- pres~dent; Patty Ebhn, vi c e Q - How doee alcolltl affect •· cltement than stage premieres: president; .Brenda Will, secrepeoplt with loW blood pressure? , •' "Camelot" next Oct. 25 will be tary; Oebbte Kennedy, treasur. . . WAS!DNGTON -The Sen- bard 011 the postlve. '!'hey 111'1 lptaldog Jtnerally, the doves 1 huge high-style movie bene- er; Penny Eblin, news reportA- Alclbol tauw an lni!tal ate's Democratic dovea are .in pointing out thai senat~rial ,are finding th~mselves in . an ! fit for the Will Rogers Hospit· er; Vicki Abbott, recreation . alight rise In blood pres!llll'e but an exercise which theu cnt1cs seat, aro essential state l . Ulllre881Dgly •tick¥ ,a~tuatlon.l al, one of the finest showbiz leader ; Cathy Osborn, publicity · the llfect lasll only a few IDlll- woold term an outright retreat awl the busweso only of I be Every poll tells about the same charities .. , Singer Frankie chairman, and Rose Colburn, co utes. It " followed by a shght and their supporters no doobt states. In sublance, they are story. The public - and every· j Randall'• not making the mis· chairman. - Penny Eblin, ReIBllln blood presslll'l acoompa- would call an orderly movement walking sofll! on Vietnam while body in Washington, too, for taka 0; a few compatriots who potter. rued b¥ • feelllll ol relaxation. backward to prepared positions. thumping tlie drum other, tbel matter - is sick at heartl thought they were business genQ _ Wbllt over. the. eoonter They are no longer spe,aklng, and domestic, issues. at lbllleellllogly endlees oature iuses and diversified themselv- On June 5 at tho Harrisonmedication can be used for a even 111 private, ef nmnmg a- The dlalrman ol. tho Sena.te of the atruagle but still II not • into bankruptcy: Frankie just vllle Tewn Hall, a meeting was hangover! Another drink seems gains! ~reaidll"t Johnson or the Democratic Campa1gn Cmnm1t.. about to support _or oven to tol· oold his v & M Publishing Co. held by the H~lsonville Boys 1 to be the only lhlna that helps war poll~ and are no longer tee: Se~. Edmund Muakie of erate any solteruog tf th~ de- to recording exec Ed Silvers 4-H Club With Virgil Atkins, ad- ~ i and that fllves only temporary accentuatmg the oegallve. Mawe, 19 helpmg !bern off the ermllled Amencan military 1for more than $l.OOO,OOO ... Not VISor. The 20 boys 10 attend- , relief. Instead, they are coming down hcok., He Is underllnllll tha val· ataoce qalnst tha Communist bad for a lad who just two ob- a nee discussed gardening Jli'Oi· id poml, s. far 81 It goes, that Invaders. I!CUI't years ago was banging eels after wh1ch refreshments , A- Tbe old admollltlonr "Go s Senator has a right to run Too, the one section of the an lntermissioa plano at an off. were served by member& Cot- , to bed and sleep it off" is still only as "an Individual"; and be publlo upon which oooe the 8th Avo joint. terill, Welsh and Stanley. " I~ ibe best treatment with the exhas prophesied that very few doves had placed their hopes, ' The next meeting Is scheduled! ception of the proverbial ounce will "beat their breasts" a· the college community, il not ! Second most popular rock- , for June 20.- Tommie Sbaf· of prevelltion. gains! the Administration. itself ill a dovlsb cast If mind, I STOUP In the world. The Roll- ' fer, Reporter. P.'llloltM to,..,. weo .._ _ ..... 1'llo Ad¥ertising Couod, Q- u an alc<lllollc Is to have One of the more articulate of notwithstanding all "demonstra-i ing Stones, spun orr on• of its ' • NalioA.. Sale!, Council an abdominal operation, should the doves, Sen. GeorgelllcGov- lions." A recent Gallup Poll l members, Biran Jones, for A m...tlng was beld by the ! -no. t I . !11-~e<tisinaExO<uti,... he be treated for his alcoholism ~ ern ol Sooth Dakota, bas not found r:ampua bawkaoutnumber· l' reasooa too draggy to enumer- Betty Livestock 4-H aub Beef/ , bf th r , Could ~ only adopted precisely tbls tal)o lng campus doves by 49 per .:.S~ee.:.bu=-:rg:..:.Co.:.r.:_p.__ ha..:s_a_w::.:'t:::h.;Mr:=:.. .:U:.:oyd::.:.::.Bl:.:•.:ck:.:w..:tod;:::,,.:•:.d-..:__ _ __ ' --· e ore e opera wn. a Job D H t·1c but ba a•-- gone so far •• cent to •• t ,. ..,"- " coholism cause inflammation of Ohio Treasurer n · ers "". ., .. per cen • 1 the lnlesti es? Mrt todsv asked all Ohioans to to say that he will run as Pres- It II tho old llllSture, under n join him ·in making the J u 1y !dent Johnson'• ballet mall. • the ivy 81 elsewhere. The A- Tbere would he no need 4th holiday weekend ''The most Another, Sen. Frank Church shrieking wheel gell the arease; to postpone a needed operation patriotic and safest holiday In of Idaho, bas long since moved lbe shooters get the headlines. I because ol chronic alcoholism. Ohio's long history." closer to tbe Administration af· But when all ia said and done, i Acute intoxication would reduce ter having some weeka ago tho collegians, along with the the need for supplementary an- Herbert said, "Perhaps n~w worked up a manifesto for him· rest of the country, know tbat esthesia. Alcohol iB ~bsorbed more than e~er before, Ohio- self and other dov•• whicll for tha American commltment to rapidly from the Intestinal tract ans and' Amer1can~ a~ike shou~ the fjrst time told the North the tortured people of South ''"d would.Pot cause inflamma- pause mt: our natmns birthday VIetnamese Communists that Vietnam cannot be abandoned !JOn because the concentration lor a few moments to reflect on they must not suppose that diS- simply because the toinl is ' ol alcohol in the intest;nes is the importan,oe of the Declara- sent here was equivalent to any hard and lruatrating. r.r~•er high. It is the concentra- lion of Independence. proposal that ~rica cut ·~ But an even harder !Jsychologtion In the blood that Is tm- "The Fourth of July Is a Na· run from SOuth Vietnam. ·' ical blow hu been lllruck to the portant. tiona! Holiday. It Is a day for Church, moreover, is the ben· cause of the deves1n Israel'& rejoicina, a day for brass bands, eflciary of a windfall with manful and unapologetic use o! Q -: M,y bus!land drinks • .lot iparadea, old fashioned oratory, whll:ll a half dooen other doves straight • out military power to ol whtSk) · When h~ "Jlrlnkmg firing of cannon, out-door sports, up for re..,lection next y ear halt Naoser Egypt's agaression ". be bas trouble. :"th sniffling. picnics. merrymaking and good have not been blessed. This is In the Middle Eaat. Tho policy What causes th1s · time for all. a far right·wing attempt In Ida- of stand-up-and-IIBbt, wileD In A _ Alth~ seme pei'SODI "On the other ~and, It is I ho not simply to beat him next bonor there 11 no alternative. AI low II I month, for 38 months with chronic ainusitis say that day for pray•~- and solemn con- year but to -recall him from the hu been both ))I'OV!!LIIld rtcbalcohol aggravates this oondl- templatlon, a tfay to rekindle Senate hete and now. Recall ly hooored in the Mfcliite Eaot. 100,000 BTU EMPIRE LP Q 1 tion, there is no evidence of any the fueo of patriotism and to movements have nearly always and, llgnlf!CIIIIly, by none more completely Installed, dire<l relstionship between al- renew and repledge our ~Uegi- been futile, and the circu• than by thai llberal Americon cobol and any respiratory dit- ance to the flag of this . great stance that Church ill able to group with which the VIetnam e Compact. Fully gu&l'anteed. ease. country of ours that has been picture this manifestation u doves prefer to Identify. e 7 warm-air room ducte. Q - 1 have heard that metr"' so good to all of us. extremist - as, ol course, lt iolr-="-==iiiiiiiii;;;;;iiiiitl e Cold-air return duct. nldazole is useful ln treating al- "We are constantly remind- -may well work out his salvacoholics. II It safe? Does 11 have ed today of the so-called dlssl- tlon. ' • Cenln.l thermoetat control. any bad side effeclaf dents - those who burn draft For responsible Republicans e Complete custom ;......n. • heat!nf apecialiata.--tion by our home ··> A - Metronidazole (Fia&Yl) cards and desecrate our belov- inside and outside Idaho are bell 1 specific cure for trlcbo• ed flag. These persons are a ing ~barrassed by this exces· e Rent-tree 111e of tank ud llletar. onu infections. It has recenl!y mlnorlty and In my opinion, sively violent lurm of anti· You get our usual tiDe been found to reduce the de3; ·e July 4th is the day when we Churchism. And It well may be service and finishing. fur alcobolln those who are tak- can show everyone that ,>\mer- possible for the Senator to lump 0t1w upl"' July 31, 1967 etn et 9, ouht 5 ing It for this Infection. Side ef- leans hi!Ve not lost that sp~rk together perfectly eouod ae!ects may Include osusea, itch- of freedom, that sernte of pnde, publican opposition to him with 1 ' In&. headache and dizziness. and that desire for' f~eedom far • out spasms that are neith· 0 Anyone who takes this drug that prompted our nallon s btrth er justified In principle nur sen- 216 E. 2nd Pomeroy As low 11 per month, for 24 months sbould have a periodic blood 191 yeau ago." sible linll_j>IPI~amiJL ' .!_t~ ac:ttti:'cs':.,_ _ _!l!,.""'"""""""""""'!!!!!!"'""'!!!!!!i..!j count. It may be harmful to an Herbert urged every Ohio~n ,_ , alcoholic whose alcoholism bas to ring a bell for a few momEMPIRE CLASSIC·AIRE furnace, caused cirrbo!ls of the liver. ents heatnnlng at 2 p,m , July Q - C1111 llllllhlslllmlnee cause 4th, as a reaffirmation of their completely Installed · . eataracts! faith In America. • 40,000 BTU !lirect vent furnace. A- Drugo of tbll class mav "Actually," be ,said, "the rlng• .Heat.ll up to 4.,._e. Ideal for flltlH blurred vision but n ~ ing of bells was 'the manner in bi!IM!ment, added-on ~m. cataracts. The blurring clears which the Fourth of July was 1 HandaPme wood-gram styled up when the drUB ts discontin- calebrated for the first 100 I aed. years of our nation's history. itaseboarcl extenaiOI!f· It was only after the Civil War Mountl directlY on the wall and . IHRINERS CONVENF. that firecrackers came i n t o provide& economical, forced warm WASHINGTON IUPI)- About vogue and now that most states air beat through trim bi!IM!board 100 000 Shriners and their including Ohio have banned chaanela to as many ae four fa~illes are expected to assemwfirecrackers, what can be more f()(IDI8. The anartJ.y-styled, woodble here July 9-t4 fur the 93rd Ifitting than to return to one of . finished cabinst and bale· anpual convention of the Maso- our coantry's oldest tra~ltions add a decora.tor's touch nJc order. and ring bells on the Fourth' " ' to your home. The July convention will mark The State .Treasurer, a~~ointCools extended· the fifth Ume in Shrine hislory ed Ohio chairman of the Bells room areas and tile second In the past three !or Fre.edom. Belts for Sa!Piy" 'etly• r f the J 1 4th •" qur years that the capital has been c~mpalgn or uY automatically! Call JOUr nsarelt Ashland· LP-i11 Bulk Plant fer 1 ae!ecred as the convention site weekend by Gov. Jam e' A, by the 850,000-member order. Rhodes, also appealed today to frlt 'aurvey of JOUr home and free h11t1n1 plana 200 SERIES every Ohioan to do ~" part in II THLETE'S FOOTIT· thiS · holiday · I EASY·PAY PLANS Compare these Amana qualiiJ features balol'l you dacidll HOW TO TREAT makmg one of the On- ho- tbe total cost can be A"aly quick-drying T-H. Feel safest in the Slate's history. • Full-Rated Compressor 0 Qver.Siza Coolina Coila Included In your mortgage. For'~n· it toke bold lo cheek itch, burn· "Seat belts save live• and • .. Quiet Engineered" • Washable, Permanent-Type Filter venion or replacement, the pay· l•iJ In MIJ'!UTES, In 3 to 5 days, reduce injuries when used " !rtectpf'J ttkm sloughs off. Watch " ' • Quick, Easy ''Automatic Mount" Installation menta Gill be let up on a 5-year·FHA' Hli:AtTHY •kin replace it' 11 Herbert declared, Last year, • Four-Way Rust Protection • Automatic Temperature Control loan, or you e&ll pay juat 10% doWII nql delighted IN ONE HOUR, Ohio h•d 35 traffic deaths OV· vour 48< baek at anv drug coun, er the July 4th weekend and not =::_b monthly paymentl on the t•r NOW AT SWISHER & . , LOIISF DRUGS, • smgle vlcllm wore seat belts! ,...,111111 AIR COMMAND ROOM AIR CONDITIONERS lacked Joy Amana's century old tradillon of flna craftsmanship 4-H Clu,bNews . DOCfOR SAYS Lawson j' '1 Meigs 4-H News, Events patfJOtJC, • • Safe Holiday Be:Ill • gur...ged 7 . ..... ,•..,t..-...:.· ' ' "---·-- I I. ~ Special Low Ptjcet on LP-Gas ~orced Ait · ~eating S'fstems $15 !9 ave~1 :•8 f~~~d ::~~mace, ONE DAY • I 1 1 THE SHOE BOX (J nson s eanen 40 5 1 $ New T CAPACITY COOLING! I N V OPERATING COST! NEW AIR COMMAND ROOM AIR CONDITIONERS =de A.!!.W '------------------~ N. W. COMPTON, O.D. OPTOMETRIST Office Hours: 9 to 12, 2 to 51 !Close at Nooa Thurs. - East Court st., Pomeroy 0 ' oa Ash/end LP-Gss- ~he modern energy fuel/ 1 ASHLAND.GIL a FOREMAN & ABBOn MICCLEPORT, 0. J ' ', . ~NINI ~MPAIIY Box 471, Highw•y 124, Pomeroy, O)ijo, Phonet 992·2166, or 992·2167 • Ripley, W• Va.-Phon•:372·2221 ' • •.. .· 2 I Camp and projects were the main topics of discussion at the 3 ROOMS June 10 meeting of the Tuppers Plains 4-H Girls Club. The ad· . visors helped the member! with Newfurn the-ir projects giving instruc~ lions and hints on following pattern directions. Dianne Baker served refreshments. -Teresa, carr, Reporter. '- - - - --- 1 well. Betty Hawk, and Kathryn Grange Hall -Robyn Mills, Re1 ~~How to take Measurements' Wmdon, m attendance. The porter for a Pattern" was the title of main topic of business was 4 -H ~ Tho Swinging Needles me t1 · lhe demonstration given by Ka-i camp plans. Belsy Amsbary on June 8 at the home of Mrs. ' I thryn Lawther at the June 9 and Nancy Ridenour oerved re- Frances Spencer, advisor. There · , meeting of the Columbia Make-j freshments. The next meetmg• were 8 members in atlendance. l I it ~H Club held at Columbia 19 scheduled for June 22 at the I The members worked on their', ' ~ $299 po.oo Down - l•l•nce .., Convenient Terrnt MASON FURNITURE CO. MASON, W. VA. S~~.~~EmmaWhi~Gran~H~i.~nyEp~,\ ~uoji~~~~~·~G~~~n~d~a_a~n~d~J~B~if~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~=============-·====- tinglon, Freda Smith, and Ma- Reporter . . ' ~ ry Jordan along with the 15 at- The Harrisonvlll< Guls tending club members discuss- Honor Club met recently at ed camp plans, the Potato Chip Harmonv11le Grange Hall . Sale and the Career Tour to 29 members under the supervl· ' be held at Logan June 22. Ruth sion of. Mrs. Pauline , . Jordan was in charge of rec- ~lrls with proJ.ect~ . ln.. Ireation after which Ruth Jor- mg and Packmg, Lunches ~?-"'~ I dan and Kathy Lawther ser- al1d Suppers," ·~Quick Meal!l." ved refreshments. The n ex ' and "Bread" brought samples meeting is to be held at for project lessons .. Members , bis Srhooi _ Kathy worked on thetr vartous proReporter. ' jects. Mrs. Cotterill, Mrs. Welsh . and Mrs. Stanley served reThe Portland New Ideal freshments. The next meeting Club met June l2 in the is to be held at the Harrisonvrlle men! of the Methodist Oourch. Grange Hall Juno 22. - 5ue Work on projects supervised Wood, Reporter advisors, Mrs. Ebersbach an The Court House CUt-Ups, Mrs. Cozart wa§ the main v1sors, Mrs. Lenora Davis, Mrs. der of business. ShelLy Maidie Mora and Mrs. Betty was in charge or recreation Dean and 10 members, met at Jackie and Barbra the Chester Grange Hall. served refreshments. The ne Bahr -gave a . h d 1d f · on ho\V to..gver sewmg boxes. , . t meemg 1ssceue or 19 . _ ·Marsha Weddle Re(oor-l Refreshments were served ter. '\ Jeanne B~hr ~nd Suee "'::~~~ ~ The next meetmg " 1< With Larrv Montgomery Ill•· for June 22,: ' at the Chester ing a ·report on Parliamentary Procedure, Kenneth Wheeler in Complete charge of the baseball ,game Rooms Of " reatlon and the 14 att•end1in! members discussing what to with excess funds f.tom p r ceding years, the boys of Salem Center Boys 4-H CI o b ' advised by Mrs. Carol Pierce must have had an interesting '-.?.:9/f"s:andr•icl Buns meeting. No sJlf'('i:JI plans were for the next meeting scheduled for June 23 at the Salem Center School. - Kenneth Bolen Reporter, lliltc liao White u.s. KEDS nMl • $2.99 to $6.50 1 ' If your next popular-price car doesn't look this gond and isn't this big I • I I. 3 FURNITURE 5 59-5 1 The Chester Needle a Thread 4-H Club met recently with 14 members and four Ad· visors, Lela Windon. lnzy Ne- BAKER fURNITURE • and doesn't have all these features ... SHIRT SERVICE R bl IIOI'YeG ,$t,m June 12 was the date of the I work on their projects. Patty 1" 1 meeting of the Morning Jhle 11erved refreshmeni.B. The ~tar Hillbillies advised by Mrs. next meeting is scheduled for John Smith, Mrs. Fred June 19. - Mary Smith, Reporond Mrs. Ted Massie. The eight ter. attending members discussed plans for a den;10nstratlon ar.d The Five Point Star Stitcb•n 1 4-H Club, advised by Mrs. llay Holter, Mrs. Dwilht Milhgan, and Mrs. Rose Ginther bela a meeting June 12 at the home of members Phyllis and Mar· · lyn Mclnytre, with 10 mem: bers attending. Plans we r • made to discuss construction of a Regatta float and for a fish fry. Debbie Jeffers gave a report on Food Labels. Refresh· ments . were served by Marlyn and Mrs. Mcintyre. The n ex I meeting was scheduled for June 19 at the home of Debbie Jeffers 6:30. - Debbie Jeffers, Reporter. Cap' tol Comment Events on 1'.8f-S , rerresnmems. Metnootst cnurcn. A ptcnte was 1Dally l!~nnet, P_o_l11~!oy-Mlddteport, 0 ., June~~! Locy Holter, Hejltrter .~njoyed by the four membm . · <. ~ ~ The Rip and Zip 4-11 Club _met and advisor. The next meeling Iplans 'for attending. It was al- l tending discuuecj plaii& f•./{!)' ' on Jlllle 7 at the home of Mrs. wJII be at the Methodist Church. so decided to ha¥1 a Wiener ing It 4-H Cal~P· .~ , Kathryn Robson, adoiisor. with -Nancy Crow, Rewrter Iroast. Wendy and ]}awn Carper i bert and Jan ~ttjilf- , ... l"~·· · 1 members and 3 advisors atserved refreshmeni.B. The nnt onstratlons .on• maldn& ~IIIII' · tendlng. Tony)l Keebaugh gave meeting is to he June 14 et the eggs al)ll bl!t~tcli .~ a demonstration on armhold The borne of Mr. ~ 0 w •.rd Bedford Youlb Centv. : n's. Sherry was In 4;JIIr~. of faclng. Refreshments were .ser· Ervmbewas host t~ tlie 11 club -Nancy St. Clair, Reporter . . the softball game for , recrea-' · ved by Mrs. Robson, Evelyn mem r~ of the elgs . County 1lion. Shiela Ha~ and ~In~ Well, and Mrs Randolph. The Betty Ltvestock Holstem . 4-H . . lng served refresbnlentl. 1'htl next meeting will be June 14 at' Club. ClalT Woode, AdVISOr.! A specml report on safety by I next meetin~ wtn be he)d ~ e b h Tnps to Vmtor County and to ICharlolt. Teaford headed the . the home of Floren"" Well. •1 the home of Tonva K e au~ . Lo f to · 't' the J 2 , eet.. ,. ' Barbara ·well Re rter gan or a ~areer ur ~n act1v1 1es a1 . une.. ill. ! -Jan Betzing, Reporter ' po June 22 were dLScussed. Eddte ,ing of the Rac1ne Jolly lletgh- 1 · Parker gave a demonstration · bors held at Do~cas E.U.B. ''Table Appointments" "n d on milking cows. 'Refreshments Chur~. The four attendinl ' "Well-Dressed Tables" we r e , were served by Rhonda. Bever- members and advisor, Marga- 1 J.l•,,,_,_, for discussion by the 10 ly and Sharon Ervin. The next . ret Sellers, discussed 4-H c'amp' And SPR:tN!ii TIM. members of the Mothm Teen meeting is scheduled for Juno plans and the Career Tour to GO TOGE'IllEI FOR ALL THE Helpers 4-H Club at their June 22 at the home of Erldie Porker. ,be held at L&gan on June 22. FAMILY ! meeting held at the home of I -Grace King, Reporter_ 1 Margaret Sellers and Charlotte the advisor. Mrs. Vernon WebTeaford served refreshments. er. "B ., ld b d -Nancy Crow, Reporter. usy wou e a goo name Demonstrations were gl~en for the June 8th meeting of the 1 The 4-H Queen Bees 4-H club , by Beverly Thompson on ~;wong 1Seven Teen Stotchers 4-H Club held a meeting on June 8 at 1 and by Mrndy Kong on Party t•dvosed by Mrs. RIChard Mees . th h of Ann Lambert the I Middleport Favors." RefreshmentS were and Mrs. Wayne Beal, held at , =~e~,~o~m e~~s~e~ve;_r;~m~e~m~·~·,r!'•~al~-·~::::;;::;;::~;;::~~ "" then serve d b.v M.mdy K'm~ an d the Bedfor d y oulh Center _· " vosor. • Debbie \lay, The ne xt meeting The eight members attending I is scheduled for June 15 at the were given a demonstration on Weber h o m e. - Beverly 1"Ways to Keep Children Happy 1 Thompson, Reporter. !While Babysitting" plus a report on yeast by Jean Mees. l The Racine Jolly Neighbors Janet Mees reported on 4-H 4-H Club met June ~ at the ' Camp and the club discussed· ONLY ' '+-Dalfr ~Del, Pol!lefOJ"Mtddiepol:t, 0., June 19, Ui.67 . ' ,. ' ~ ./_I' \'' ' ' · , 'J· ~">..._. SAL~TE TO POMEROY • • • • • • • • • • • AND THEIR BIG BEND REGAnA June 20th Thru 24th (Approximlte Times) Tuisdly thru Fri~ay 7:00-7,25 AM 1:28PM 5;58 PM 11 :30.12:00 PM ' '' ·maybe you'd better check this chart: Left outside rearview mirror. PRICE/SIZE COMPARISON Carpeting, front and rear. • , OVERAll OVERAll PfttCP HORSEPOWER WliEElBASE WIDTH Flow-Th~ough ventilation in hardtop 'models. lENGTH Foam cuShion padded seats, front and rear. ' 0011£ 122fl 219.6" 80" $2878 . 230 Pola 318 VB Padded dash and sun visors. Ball bearing ashtray. ~IVIIOLET 119" 213.2" 79.9" 2845 195 ,~mpala VB 1 Crank-operated vent windows. I FOIID Safety-Action inside door release levers. 2861 79' 119" 213" 200 Galoxie 600 VB Acrylic enamel in choice of 20 colors. PONTIAC Wide selection of color-keyed interiors. 121' 2115.6" 79.7' 2951 265 Cotalino VB "Color-keyed seat belts, front and rear. •Me!NIId•rllt St!MtltN lltll~ Pric1 l1t 2·Htf IIWft.,., Dttlilltiel ...... ltMI ... llcttlllll.ii ... IM ........... -~-.'!"-tint-- Saturday 8:58AM 12:28 PM . 6:23PM 11 :30.12:00 PM -·1 "'. . YOU ON SAZ.@) ' ·R. H. ·RAw ·LINGS SONS CO. Sponsored By'The Foll~wlng ' PtogrJssive Business Establishments . . \ . . \ '.., . ' . ,, ' 1 I I ~Jis:~~{;~~t:tt~ISOARD ' ~. ' ~ · •• t ' ' C~PA~Y . · I ~· 't- " 1 SHOI STORI ' . ~OUNT~Y ftNTEI : , I ; ,_'' 0 t . , ;t- 1 ( >' '' ,. ''' "~ ' '. . '·' �• ' ' • . ' I ). ;' "*' • . . '\ ~ .. ;...... '*', ....,.,......... .......,. DM411... ' . . . ~- CUIU......._ I ' c.mct11• ... ........ Ufttll t .. ... , DIY .. ,.,....... ••u..-nofll '1M Pultllllltr . . .,.,.. tM """ '"" ., ,,..., '"' .., :~·::.-:;..:: ~=- ;!. "cornot ......,llllltl• .., ....., ...._ ... lnMrtil& ";jSOuP'S CIN the rug that is, 10 dean the spot with Blue Lmr ' ••n• "1. ·=~~ w...., ... - ' 1967 ZIG ZAG sewing Utachine *"' DIHIIInt -" Pll4l ... .... M ,... w~tt~aa 11 CARD OP TMANU 0 oaiTUAOIII tt.ll fw H wortll MlniiMI"'• IHh - - · - .... •~ ................. ........ ' . . .. ' Motor Co. OUAUTY ... "<. Pomeroy 1964 CHEVROLET $1295 ¥.a Too Panel VB engine. automatic Vans. Power steering, & brakes, radio', red finish, good tire&tr Ire. Rent electric sh~==ll1960 CHEVRO~ET ' $3995 ,1. J1aker Furniture, Heavy Duty ,factory tandem, 900ll20 tires, 348 011. ln. V8 port. f 19 enlllne, 15 fl dump Mint..... . . _ . . . u .., cent !SIGNS . I' , "' ,I ... ... AcNHIIftll .... Ql... ,., . . - i left to be put in console. Pay for console, get machine. Price .,._ •".50. Try it in vnttr ll home. Call m-2836. 6 19 6te 1962 CHEVROLET -:--:--::---;---:-:-::::;:--;: $1995 21,1 Ton Heavy Duty chassis, 2 speed re~r axle, 9 ft. dump body, cheater axle. A real clean loeaUy owned truck, never been used under shovel 65 PontiiC VS St1r Chief 4 dr. $2195 One very particular oWner. steerlng1 power brakes P~er automatic sbift, superb con· dillon, extra goad trade. BlEATTNERS ---- --- - For Free Estimatos eAluminum Awnings I eA.lunil•um Siding elluminum Rollings eAluminum Windows & Doors eCar Parts e Potioo e Blown In Insulation or Coli Collect 532-6881 Elmer E. White, 40414 So. 4th St., Ironton Representative In This Area 20 Years For I SHORfi.EIOT . SOME POWERFUL; GOOD GOSSIP FER 4E TODAY, '10 POUR DOWN RA IN• ELVINEV·· WE SETTER RUN FER TH'HOUSE ·' ROlliN- MALONI SOSIIIRV SAVSTOME, SHESAVS- 1111' IT II!>IT! ~"" r.t~ •or OOI>IG'R>Sir ~ A ND FeEL 501lflY Fat h\'!501.1' II o,.l OP nt• NICIISI ~HE ~NI> LJP.' . PEO~~~I. .. C,\LL DICK RAWLINGS bwlings Honda S1l• WY 24151 MIDDLIPORT. OHIO V. V. Johnson & Son 222- 4th Ave., Huntington ' Sales 1nd Service Ohio Boat oncj.Motor Llcen• SCHWARZEL MARINE ~-' ANNUAL FISH FRY and TRAP SHOOT LOOKY!! IT'S FIKIN' 4 I .YIQ PIIONI ftt.ll• MEIGS ·CO. FISH & GAME ., Pltltl USSWII;L IAPNIY GOOGU 11'11 SNUF" SMITH -HONDA SALU·. & Contact: CHilRLES LISLE Syracuse, Ohio -- . . • . . . . 1111 " ... DMl'lo . . . . . . . . , ........... liN.... IT'S IAI't TO f'LACI A - Business Services 6 19 6te t " " " ,.. .,.., .,. - ,,..,,.... .. !!ANNAB'S HtlSBAND halel han! work ao be cleana tbe rup with Blue LU!tie. Rent electric sbampooer $l Pomeroy Cement mock eo. "' w.!.":' ....,,. 11 _ , .., - . For Sale P,e,OLIMII ; .. ., . •).. . INFORMATION Q _W#>IIT ....,..010 , ' 'l l EX~ERIENCtD WHEEL ALIGNMENT AND SERVICE All New Rldl1tor' Shop •r eCor eTruck , eHe.. Core ·• Bul!doztr eAnyType BRAKE SERVICE KEITH GOBLE FORD BLAEnNARS WY 2-2116 · Mldtlltjtirt, 0. ... ......... Ci ' "'"'-''""""~"' ­ ~ ~- ~ J'HI'i BORN LOSEI Phone 992-2143 Pomeroy THURSDAY JUNE 22 ALL DAY WINNl! WINKLI By BRANNER YOI.iRE RI<;HT, MOM. I MUST ADMrT MY liEWING I~ 1'001;, TliE GIIII511.1LL DllOOL W>+E-N I MODE-L MY CREATION AT ANNE ALWNDER'& PARTY. Lost HOW7AC1ZlH WILLN~ ON MY NIIMI! IN FAeHION I'.CRI.D. E-R ...... 1 llON'T' ADVISE-IT DEAR. tELL ME SOME.TI-\ It.JG, MEEI!:.! Wi'IO \VAS THE '' BRAVEST MAIJ Lt!HO EVER LIVED? THE GUY LUfJO ATI1: TI-le FIRST LOBSTER! WANTED · By HAROLD GRAY AND SHE SAID, 1~\ Nitlt .! ,. sue;em WHA'l' MIW HfM: BEEH OULY A CAruiiL iniHAR'K BY NA!'ICV LEE, NOW TAKING APPLICATIONS FOR CARRIERS ~NOW 'I Jl.J'iiT AS IF Sf4f'D )(N.CMIN ~ ~RoM ' W(W BACK! IT WAS A ~ ACO T HAT BAT TI-lE OOTCI-lER "TRIED T'KILL A ~IRL I £1~ 1=:. ~OT AWAY, T~r:-Nk'S TO L.jNCLE e.EM! D'YOU , SUPP&af: NA"\ CAN BE 1tlffr GIRL? '1\L AHt!lE lrnows FCI!: SURE, bWUS A HER'.OOS liR£CK I ' ' IN MIDDLEPORT. - Conted F1ye Manley Middleport For Rent ·. -::--;--;-----c,-:-;-::: 13. Former!)' 1f.Not: ,_ prefiX D . Aegean . or Azov :I&. Firat- St, Middleporl. Phone 6 16 co.ntra.ctka by or week. Pholll! 11. Ptaceto m-,..8. pile retuse 6 18 6tc 4 In J on Route 681. gas, water and •lectricity. plenty of •h•de not far from Forkod 1\ur Lake Phone 992-2713. E. E· Hayman, Syracuse, 0. - 6 16 !itc ---- 1!0. Detecllng device OUTBOARD Evinrcde motor, 1. Qulllltltlea e. Dye Gi.Retund 15 HP, 12 fool Elgin 11. Japaneaa DOWN Strip boat. Call !192-28110, Dick gateway l..lmpl\1 .. U.Riverin Harris, Syracuse, Ohio. alvenea!l Kanu.s and 2.S&Usfy 6 18 3tc Mlsoourl. I ROOM HOUSE, 304 Syctombire 3383 or 99Z-3343. AlliUlS8 19.Exclamatlon sils, dishes, lawn and gard· , en tools, I hay fork and pul· ley, 2 beds complete, library table, 4 straight leather hot· tom chairs, 3 straight back ' china closet, l table chairs. 4 chairs, bookcase, treadle machine, dresser, sewing wardrobe, buffet, pI c t u r e frames and several other small antique items, iron kettie, 2 outside doors. Owner: L. .P Summerfield, Auctioneer, I. 0. McCoy. 6 18 6te SINGER SEWING Machine .iig Zag equipped. A· I CODdiLIUU. 2D.Towu by proof I 18.ProliOUJl 2LTigbt 23.0... I!Y RAEBURN VAN BUREN lra<llna 25.Branch 2T.Fireanno ' ·-"'"._' 3,Qu..,rant · :ZS.And f.PerUhetl 10011 II.Cbln... 211. An .... po- ~ver fl. Make up 7.Bon.. anat. 8. Whip wanted passenger 31. state 3!1. Millie 11.8--ped molding lU<arvest 14. Impetuous ,note 3T.Mawn , 38. cart~~K• queen 6l&mlaJ"• 38. Rooclt aeroaa · 41.Crlpple ;{ 46. SIMla ., . ll .. . . JDeaaura ,,J,,! ... 46. Pea4if li· ~ State:..,, 4!1. Land ~: -. 2"l. Blemlsh 2<. Mlas Clall& andnam.. GILMORE'S Pole Building Co. Route I, RUUand, O~lo. Pllone 742-5818. 6 1B 3tp 26.Customs 30.Goulp: lllang 32. M-.re1 ~ ~~..U.E~\.L BE NO '':' tiiCOM! TA~ ~ rr ~ . ,' ...~.,.- · · . ,, '·:..:. 'if'' 11. )-f ru . . '.... ..(' t.! .\ DUGS BUNNY '' .. ...... _. ·--- ·--·-··----------·-· -... ... ~~ - , ,J;~l~:;r-' ;l/ '' >' ');•''"''. J:.i.:. :' t, 11lCOME TAX. Cr)',.._ ' ·· ~ .. • 'Qr\.lHERE'LL BE TRAILER SPACE on Brownell Ave. Pbnne m-2625. ~ of length 6 I tfc 33. Uncanny: ScoL SMALL 3 room and batb apartIf. Drudge 36. Stitch ment, funti.!hed. Mrs. Victor 3T. PubUc Grim. 648 S. 2nd Ave., MIJI. nou... dleporl, Ohio. Phone 992-3134. 40, Elllptlcal I 7 Uc "'· Cbinelt8 t ROOM UD!umlshed apartmenl 125.00 cash. or 4 payme nts $• 4S.Tear 44.Hebrew In PomeroJ. Pit. 992-5385. 6 l~ ttc each. !192·21'115. letter II 16 tic - .. ----fJI.Afruh ~H!I)(JR1' PRif'"lf n tumlturt t1 4 ROOM furnished and unfurn. our third flnnr bud~et ohop. fT. MAxlln lslted apartments 420 per R Ak4>T Furniture Pll_..., , ··ollrl 49.1!eetlo montb and up. Phone Rowley Ohio. II 12 II< DAJLY CRYPTOQUOTE - Hore'1 how to - k It: and Reed, 992-2778, alter f p. . AXYDLBAAXB m. phone 992-3574. Ia LONGli'ELLOW 18' SELF CONTAINED travel One letter almply stands for.other.ln tb1a sample AS. uae4 4 25 tie trajler, 1961 " Hnnna1ine" for the ·t hree L'l, X for the two O'a, 'te. Single letter.. apotFURNISHED and unfurnished Has !urnace, range witb OV· \ trophtea, the length and formation of the worda are llll hint.. IPirtmeDia. CIOIII 10 ldtool en, g·as • elec., refrigerator, ltach day the code letters are ditferent. 10 II U. toilet and other •xtras. Sleeps j Pbollt llliUI3f. A Quolaltou I FUIINISHED t room and batll six. Price $189i!. Contact Mar· lltlt Oooor apartmeat, MIJI. tin Hall, RoUIIh Drive, New I W1EPRGDQY DF GUW RPBEDFD• f 7 tic Haven, W. Va. Phone 88:1- \ GDQY QC GUW RN'G QC GUW EGDOo dleport, fn.311t. 2496. 6 18 5tc - -- I DXR G DQT QC SYQLOWHlW,-L'UDGWo -.~lovmenl Wented HANNAH'S Husband, Hector UWR1 GMERAli WORK. painting, hates bard work oo he cleans 1 ' IIJOwidg lawua and lhrubbery tile rugs with Blue Lustre. l 8alolrda7'1 Cry]>OOquote: DO UNTO THE O'l'l!ER Fl!lLJ..mR iiOlt. CaU or contact Ed Rent electric shampooer $1. ~D LIKE TO DO UNTO YOU, oU!' DO IT ruST, Templeloll, Balle7 Run Road. Baker Furniture, Middleport. I flO 1187, &ltl,s :r- .,__ lloJ Illite l'ollllroJ. ' • aotc rI • r .• .)\ .r"":o ··~ ~ ~ ,, �• ' ' • . ' I ). ;' "*' • . . '\ ~ .. ;...... '*', ....,.,......... .......,. DM411... ' . . . ~- CUIU......._ I ' c.mct11• ... ........ Ufttll t .. ... , DIY .. ,.,....... ••u..-nofll '1M Pultllllltr . . .,.,.. tM """ '"" ., ,,..., '"' .., :~·::.-:;..:: ~=- ;!. "cornot ......,llllltl• .., ....., ...._ ... lnMrtil& ";jSOuP'S CIN the rug that is, 10 dean the spot with Blue Lmr ' ••n• "1. ·=~~ w...., ... - ' 1967 ZIG ZAG sewing Utachine *"' DIHIIInt -" Pll4l ... .... M ,... w~tt~aa 11 CARD OP TMANU 0 oaiTUAOIII tt.ll fw H wortll MlniiMI"'• IHh - - · - .... •~ ................. ........ ' . . .. ' Motor Co. OUAUTY ... "<. Pomeroy 1964 CHEVROLET $1295 ¥.a Too Panel VB engine. automatic Vans. Power steering, & brakes, radio', red finish, good tire&tr Ire. Rent electric sh~==ll1960 CHEVRO~ET ' $3995 ,1. J1aker Furniture, Heavy Duty ,factory tandem, 900ll20 tires, 348 011. ln. V8 port. f 19 enlllne, 15 fl dump Mint..... . . _ . . . u .., cent !SIGNS . I' , "' ,I ... ... AcNHIIftll .... Ql... ,., . . - i left to be put in console. Pay for console, get machine. Price .,._ •".50. Try it in vnttr ll home. Call m-2836. 6 19 6te 1962 CHEVROLET -:--:--::---;---:-:-::::;:--;: $1995 21,1 Ton Heavy Duty chassis, 2 speed re~r axle, 9 ft. dump body, cheater axle. A real clean loeaUy owned truck, never been used under shovel 65 PontiiC VS St1r Chief 4 dr. $2195 One very particular oWner. steerlng1 power brakes P~er automatic sbift, superb con· dillon, extra goad trade. BlEATTNERS ---- --- - For Free Estimatos eAluminum Awnings I eA.lunil•um Siding elluminum Rollings eAluminum Windows & Doors eCar Parts e Potioo e Blown In Insulation or Coli Collect 532-6881 Elmer E. White, 40414 So. 4th St., Ironton Representative In This Area 20 Years For I SHORfi.EIOT . SOME POWERFUL; GOOD GOSSIP FER 4E TODAY, '10 POUR DOWN RA IN• ELVINEV·· WE SETTER RUN FER TH'HOUSE ·' ROlliN- MALONI SOSIIIRV SAVSTOME, SHESAVS- 1111' IT II!>IT! ~"" r.t~ •or OOI>IG'R>Sir ~ A ND FeEL 501lflY Fat h\'!501.1' II o,.l OP nt• NICIISI ~HE ~NI> LJP.' . PEO~~~I. .. C,\LL DICK RAWLINGS bwlings Honda S1l• WY 24151 MIDDLIPORT. OHIO V. V. Johnson & Son 222- 4th Ave., Huntington ' Sales 1nd Service Ohio Boat oncj.Motor Llcen• SCHWARZEL MARINE ~-' ANNUAL FISH FRY and TRAP SHOOT LOOKY!! IT'S FIKIN' 4 I .YIQ PIIONI ftt.ll• MEIGS ·CO. FISH & GAME ., Pltltl USSWII;L IAPNIY GOOGU 11'11 SNUF" SMITH -HONDA SALU·. & Contact: CHilRLES LISLE Syracuse, Ohio -- . . • . . . . 1111 " ... DMl'lo . . . . . . . . , ........... liN.... IT'S IAI't TO f'LACI A - Business Services 6 19 6te t " " " ,.. .,.., .,. - ,,..,,.... .. !!ANNAB'S HtlSBAND halel han! work ao be cleana tbe rup with Blue LU!tie. Rent electric sbampooer $l Pomeroy Cement mock eo. "' w.!.":' ....,,. 11 _ , .., - . For Sale P,e,OLIMII ; .. ., . •).. . INFORMATION Q _W#>IIT ....,..010 , ' 'l l EX~ERIENCtD WHEEL ALIGNMENT AND SERVICE All New Rldl1tor' Shop •r eCor eTruck , eHe.. Core ·• Bul!doztr eAnyType BRAKE SERVICE KEITH GOBLE FORD BLAEnNARS WY 2-2116 · Mldtlltjtirt, 0. ... ......... Ci ' "'"'-''""""~"' ­ ~ ~- ~ J'HI'i BORN LOSEI Phone 992-2143 Pomeroy THURSDAY JUNE 22 ALL DAY WINNl! WINKLI By BRANNER YOI.iRE RI<;HT, MOM. I MUST ADMrT MY liEWING I~ 1'001;, TliE GIIII511.1LL DllOOL W>+E-N I MODE-L MY CREATION AT ANNE ALWNDER'& PARTY. Lost HOW7AC1ZlH WILLN~ ON MY NIIMI! IN FAeHION I'.CRI.D. E-R ...... 1 llON'T' ADVISE-IT DEAR. tELL ME SOME.TI-\ It.JG, MEEI!:.! Wi'IO \VAS THE '' BRAVEST MAIJ Lt!HO EVER LIVED? THE GUY LUfJO ATI1: TI-le FIRST LOBSTER! WANTED · By HAROLD GRAY AND SHE SAID, 1~\ Nitlt .! ,. sue;em WHA'l' MIW HfM: BEEH OULY A CAruiiL iniHAR'K BY NA!'ICV LEE, NOW TAKING APPLICATIONS FOR CARRIERS ~NOW 'I Jl.J'iiT AS IF Sf4f'D )(N.CMIN ~ ~RoM ' W(W BACK! IT WAS A ~ ACO T HAT BAT TI-lE OOTCI-lER "TRIED T'KILL A ~IRL I £1~ 1=:. ~OT AWAY, T~r:-Nk'S TO L.jNCLE e.EM! D'YOU , SUPP&af: NA"\ CAN BE 1tlffr GIRL? '1\L AHt!lE lrnows FCI!: SURE, bWUS A HER'.OOS liR£CK I ' ' IN MIDDLEPORT. - Conted F1ye Manley Middleport For Rent ·. -::--;--;-----c,-:-;-::: 13. Former!)' 1f.Not: ,_ prefiX D . Aegean . or Azov :I&. Firat- St, Middleporl. Phone 6 16 co.ntra.ctka by or week. Pholll! 11. Ptaceto m-,..8. pile retuse 6 18 6tc 4 In J on Route 681. gas, water and •lectricity. plenty of •h•de not far from Forkod 1\ur Lake Phone 992-2713. E. E· Hayman, Syracuse, 0. - 6 16 !itc ---- 1!0. Detecllng device OUTBOARD Evinrcde motor, 1. Qulllltltlea e. Dye Gi.Retund 15 HP, 12 fool Elgin 11. Japaneaa DOWN Strip boat. Call !192-28110, Dick gateway l..lmpl\1 .. U.Riverin Harris, Syracuse, Ohio. alvenea!l Kanu.s and 2.S&Usfy 6 18 3tc Mlsoourl. I ROOM HOUSE, 304 Syctombire 3383 or 99Z-3343. AlliUlS8 19.Exclamatlon sils, dishes, lawn and gard· , en tools, I hay fork and pul· ley, 2 beds complete, library table, 4 straight leather hot· tom chairs, 3 straight back ' china closet, l table chairs. 4 chairs, bookcase, treadle machine, dresser, sewing wardrobe, buffet, pI c t u r e frames and several other small antique items, iron kettie, 2 outside doors. Owner: L. .P Summerfield, Auctioneer, I. 0. McCoy. 6 18 6te SINGER SEWING Machine .iig Zag equipped. A· I CODdiLIUU. 2D.Towu by proof I 18.ProliOUJl 2LTigbt 23.0... I!Y RAEBURN VAN BUREN lra<llna 25.Branch 2T.Fireanno ' ·-"'"._' 3,Qu..,rant · :ZS.And f.PerUhetl 10011 II.Cbln... 211. An .... po- ~ver fl. Make up 7.Bon.. anat. 8. Whip wanted passenger 31. state 3!1. Millie 11.8--ped molding lU<arvest 14. Impetuous ,note 3T.Mawn , 38. cart~~K• queen 6l&mlaJ"• 38. Rooclt aeroaa · 41.Crlpple ;{ 46. SIMla ., . ll .. . . JDeaaura ,,J,,! ... 46. Pea4if li· ~ State:..,, 4!1. Land ~: -. 2"l. Blemlsh 2<. Mlas Clall& andnam.. GILMORE'S Pole Building Co. Route I, RUUand, O~lo. Pllone 742-5818. 6 1B 3tp 26.Customs 30.Goulp: lllang 32. M-.re1 ~ ~~..U.E~\.L BE NO '':' tiiCOM! TA~ ~ rr ~ . ,' ...~.,.- · · . ,, '·:..:. 'if'' 11. )-f ru . . '.... ..(' t.! .\ DUGS BUNNY '' .. ...... _. ·--- ·--·-··----------·-· -... ... ~~ - , ,J;~l~:;r-' ;l/ '' >' ');•''"''. J:.i.:. :' t, 11lCOME TAX. Cr)',.._ ' ·· ~ .. • 'Qr\.lHERE'LL BE TRAILER SPACE on Brownell Ave. Pbnne m-2625. ~ of length 6 I tfc 33. Uncanny: ScoL SMALL 3 room and batb apartIf. Drudge 36. Stitch ment, funti.!hed. Mrs. Victor 3T. PubUc Grim. 648 S. 2nd Ave., MIJI. nou... dleporl, Ohio. Phone 992-3134. 40, Elllptlcal I 7 Uc "'· Cbinelt8 t ROOM UD!umlshed apartmenl 125.00 cash. or 4 payme nts $• 4S.Tear 44.Hebrew In PomeroJ. Pit. 992-5385. 6 l~ ttc each. !192·21'115. letter II 16 tic - .. ----fJI.Afruh ~H!I)(JR1' PRif'"lf n tumlturt t1 4 ROOM furnished and unfurn. our third flnnr bud~et ohop. fT. MAxlln lslted apartments 420 per R Ak4>T Furniture Pll_..., , ··ollrl 49.1!eetlo montb and up. Phone Rowley Ohio. II 12 II< DAJLY CRYPTOQUOTE - Hore'1 how to - k It: and Reed, 992-2778, alter f p. . AXYDLBAAXB m. phone 992-3574. Ia LONGli'ELLOW 18' SELF CONTAINED travel One letter almply stands for.other.ln tb1a sample AS. uae4 4 25 tie trajler, 1961 " Hnnna1ine" for the ·t hree L'l, X for the two O'a, 'te. Single letter.. apotFURNISHED and unfurnished Has !urnace, range witb OV· \ trophtea, the length and formation of the worda are llll hint.. IPirtmeDia. CIOIII 10 ldtool en, g·as • elec., refrigerator, ltach day the code letters are ditferent. 10 II U. toilet and other •xtras. Sleeps j Pbollt llliUI3f. A Quolaltou I FUIINISHED t room and batll six. Price $189i!. Contact Mar· lltlt Oooor apartmeat, MIJI. tin Hall, RoUIIh Drive, New I W1EPRGDQY DF GUW RPBEDFD• f 7 tic Haven, W. Va. Phone 88:1- \ GDQY QC GUW RN'G QC GUW EGDOo dleport, fn.311t. 2496. 6 18 5tc - -- I DXR G DQT QC SYQLOWHlW,-L'UDGWo -.~lovmenl Wented HANNAH'S Husband, Hector UWR1 GMERAli WORK. painting, hates bard work oo he cleans 1 ' IIJOwidg lawua and lhrubbery tile rugs with Blue Lustre. l 8alolrda7'1 Cry]>OOquote: DO UNTO THE O'l'l!ER Fl!lLJ..mR iiOlt. CaU or contact Ed Rent electric shampooer $1. ~D LIKE TO DO UNTO YOU, oU!' DO IT ruST, Templeloll, Balle7 Run Road. Baker Furniture, Middleport. I flO 1187, &ltl,s :r- .,__ lloJ Illite l'ollllroJ. ' • aotc rI • r .• .)\ .r"":o ··~ ~ ~ ,, �I I c ,._,, \ .\ .,''. Q Society ... by' Charlene Hoe/lic1l, Tel. 992·5292 - --- ----:--_ --==-- -----------~ ----...::0: - - omL About Middleport Events I Mr. and Mrs. Joe Cabeen, tumbus were weekend guests I of h)s mother, Mrs. Fred Ca· been and brother-In-law a n d slste;, Mr. and Mrs. William Low ·toiiJPt II! IIJ. s aa D :r lorlh"' "' wee.,~~ay, pirtJy •lollly •••, . . . • lew lila... -- TALJ!E • 1 Weather Unloramble theoe tour Jwnblet, """ letter 19 eldl oqiwe, to form tour ·ordinar¥ word1• . Q-~-- .. .. t( / • ·~·· I 'lernowon 11a11o Ill lflerDOOL 1 HELEN HELP US! DHOfetl To 7'1ae lnt.relfl Of 7'1uJ Melp.MIJion .4reo '•I ·' I_I I Mr. and Mrs. Dan Farmer, Dayton, visited over the week· end with Mrs. David Farmer and Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Skin· I (J VOL XX .... ...."'"' M/11>1 POMEROY·MIDDLEPORT, OHIO ' NQ,, 47 { se int CONceALINI& Ag~ TUESDAY, JUNE 2.0, 1967 oris urc ase n ater Pomeroy Council Unanimous Vote Elberfelds .. In Pomeroy Your Shopping Center Wearing Apparel For Your Family and Furnishings For Your ·Home ..,. ,__ ____ ____ Plenty of FREE PARKING SPACE at Our ' Mechanic Street'Warehouse and ontur_. \ s,cond Street Parking Lot. ---- ---~-- Elberlelds In Pomeroy - In Meigs County The Buy t· TONIGHT ond TUESDAY Grange Will Hold Inspection On July 13th June 19·20 DOUBlE F!ATURI "BLINDFOLD" ·-PLUS- "JUDITH" Sophia J..oren Peter Flncb The DOMINANt STRONG CONCENTRATION ' ' Of Circulation··· . Newspaper .. MEIGS THEATRE Pomeroy. 0. ' MONDAY ond TUESDAY Jun• 19·20 It Pays Off . Where It Counts IN OVER BEST IN TIME ••• BEST IN ·SOUND! ' CLOCK RADIOS 5200 HOUSEHOLDS WHILE IN TOWN THIS WEEK FOR Til REGATTA STOP IN AND SEE OUR LINE OF: OUR BREAD and BUnER ~· :• : • ; ' '~"'. HORSE & PONY EQUIPMENT Get GREATER Returns on your advertising dollar eLAWN BOY MOWERS . .. lee all the Dew 1967 Zenith radios, ater· eos and Zenith Color and Black It White TV at Ingels Furalture. · OPEN FRI. & SAT. NIGHTS INGELS FURNITURE · MIDDLIPORT ~ . e SCHWINN BICYa.ES .Advertise In The Daily Sent;nel eSUPER KEM-TONE PAINTS ' - ·Meigs County'S 9nly H~~,. Newspaper eGENEIIAL HAIDWARE BRW HDWL & LEATHER' SUPPLY · 111 W. 2nd St. • . ''c Pomeroy ------ ' 1- ..:L. . ' - - - It can ba yours, too HYou've Got Something To Sell e SIMCO SADDLES-BRIDLES AND ~ow .. .~ . '· . ~· · · ? . ; J, � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 06. June Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. 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