http://host69-005.meigs.lib.oh.us/files/original/ec5ffb503ce22ec5a764150e996f96ef.pdf ed011ba5e3e1a3097a02157323a491f8 PDF Text Text ' " 8-Dally 1:. . R- . - ,. . sentinel; Pom•llY·J&lddleport. o. ,T~ 11• lMll · • •• e .a1 • t y entt~ 'e • ' J, ~· ~. ~· 11· ·; • .----------------------------------------------~---~ ___T_o~T_h_e_l_~--~-:"-b-~01_7_h_e_M__•~•w_•·_M_a_N_n__A_r_---~----------'{{·~-------------------~~'!p~~~ Mrs. Beegle Is Hostess When COUnCI'/Or$ Me f VOL XV NO. 76 Knighu Name Clyde A.rulri!WJ To Po1t POMEROY-MIDDLEPORT, OHIO MONDAY, JULy 15, 1963 ·J. •· '~ PRICE FIVE .aNTS ,....... ---------------------~~~~~=-==~-~!L~~~------------~---:~~~~~~~~~~~~~------~------- ·j.~~~ 2 Die ·In Rt. 2 Hea -On o'Collision ~lew omeers wer• electer~ at the regular meeting of Kn :hll of Pythlas Lodge No. Z10 nelcl . Mn. Josepll Beegle was host- Thursday evening at •ht hell ... to lbo Past Counclloro of In Middleport. Carl owen. outTbe9dorus Council, Daughters going Chlneellor Commander, ol AmeriC\JI, for the.ir annual presided during the meeting. plenle Thursday evenmg at ber Officers elected were ChiU>home In Racine. eellor Commander. Clyde AnThe allair was held on t h e ldrews; Vke Chancellor Lester lawn. A potluclt dinner was ser· Walburn; Master ol Arms. Danvet! at 1:30 and members and ny 'Zirkle; Master of Work, J. guests were seated at lablo• H. Grate: Prelate. Brad ·. ,!If; decorated with arrangements Inner Guard, Bob Grimm; OU" of fiow'" and c8Ddles. er Guard, R. S. Manley ; RePresent were• Mrs. Fred Des- cording '!ecretsry, Richard Ballsauer, Mrs. John Smith, Mro. ey; Secretary, Cash Bahr. HeGrover Erb, Mrs. Max Mein· lreshments were served by Horo hart, Mrs. Richard CamQbell, a),e McElhinny and Clyde AnMn. Bentz Wolfe, Mn. Henry ~ ~dr~e::ws~.- - - - - - Reibel, Mrs. Oval Diddle, Mrs. . Jack Robson, Mrs. Mary B. were played and ldms shown Heines Mrs Charles Co h en by Bob McNickle. MlsJ Erna Jesse, Mrs. Tb~ Attending were Mr. and Mrs, Cook Mrs Olan Goodwin and Clifford Jacobs and Jack. Mr. DEANNA JUNE WATSON gueoi., ~. Arnold Hnyes, Mrs. and Mrs. James Gilmore and Mr. and Mrs. Leroy Watson Jr., Mlneravllle, an· !lay Seidenabel, Mrs. Eldon Dennis 8Dd Brenda. Mr. and nuunoc~ the engagement of their daughter Deanna June to Kraeuter Miss Leda Mae Kra· Mn. Ernest Powell, Mr. and MRS WILLIAM FRED LOHRER Frenklin Andrew Summerfield, Jr., SOD of Mr. and Mra. eutor, Mary Jewell and Mrs. Robert Bowen, Mrs. Joe · . . · Summerfiplit Gahanna. Mlsl Shirley Beegle. Evans, Mrs. Pearl Parker. Mr. .. . lack wood announce the en"age· Baskets of whito gladiolias and fern, combmed with Mia• Watson Is I 1959 _IP'ad::t,". Mrs. \ihmg 1rgJl marnage B t¥·-······- h•· .-.n.-.h ,..!:.ntl£ll~hra d~r.orated the altar ~of.J.b~: l..... .__,"", mentMr. andand :.t pproa{' o1. t h en. d aug ht er, Mari. _ _;________ ~ . P$!mSIIPI . J.li;fh~ . ,. •·" 11 lyo. to Richal'd J. Peuhn. sun ut' l\·lr. and Mrs. Luc1en Pculin of Pomeroy. ~i1ss Blcll'kwood 1s a 1960 grad uate of, ' Pomeroy High sdiool and is prese nUv employed at Elber·, felds. !\'lr. Poulin IS also a 196U gra,ctuate uf Pomeroy High , , • • H co-predlced, ••• IMII School and 11tended Kw t;rande College. He IS employed at Marietta \1<.~nufal'turlllg l'o. An August weddmg IS II ~ yoa<'l ~- F• &ll'al. . "'..... · · _ ~;,. planned. . ' . ' He says: "l'il my work .1 Saturday, July 13, CH S, The WSAZ-TV find hap~ . " ... Family Secret (1951) John ·Dot1 " Channel 3 ek Lee J . Cobb: Ch 8, TbriUor, FLUFFY ···· 'I'll~ Mark of the Hand and 1:30 Do"" oa the Farm · Army bi Worlil War D, .be 1\',IIS .. Fluffy spriCIIt whipPed tOp. Worse than Murder. Ch 13, Tbe 1,30 p~ & Pala reluctanl~o go back to odd Jobs. ping f<Jr canned WI li9e)<iad Disembndied (1957) Paul Burke. 9:30 R Heady . and bc!<:ame a trial 1•tuciel!t •~ can be llia<le !!dlvF oitlbqt:es )II Ch 13 at 1 p. m. Gildersleeve's 9:30 R Reddy for at lbii Ameril:all Negro Thea· a chilled mtrlnl bOwl. • Bad Day (1943). 10'00 Shari Lewis ·10:30. King Le<!nardo ter. For one ·.producitoo-he was Chlll bowl '!,Utd be~lori 11 Sunday, July a, Ch 8 Pay· · given the chore ol unclerstudy • In tefrlg ._ 11:00 Fury ment in Full, Darren McGavin. for the lllale~liad; lllirry Bela' milllltes or, !il1h · er~ 11;30 Make Room For Dddy CH 13, A Desperate Cllaru:e lor ionte. As Belaionte'• repil!.,e. or. Placcrla bqw(' il-3 cup.OI_ c!rj · 12:00 Mr. Wizard Queen,'(l942 ). '· instant llCII1-dlilry ooffee er~m; Ellery 12 :30 Clem & Luke Show menl· In one show he _won ·a bit 1·3 cup of ccild .nillt; ~ te~. spoOII . , in Broadway .play· . of leOI I :30 Mr. Push Buttoo Monday, July 15, CH 8. The Sloee lHt ~. ~.. from of vanilla· and 'I< cup apr 2:00 John 's Scrapbook Depths ol Fear and CH 13, Her . oae moileD j)lelore to aaoiber: preserves. Whip at bl!lh speed 2: 25 Reds Vs Cubs Jungle Love (1938) Ray Milland A ploy .. 1irofo will be! procluewith eieetrie mixer to 5 millS: 15 Scoreboard Tuesday, July 16, CH 13, The ed· .., lkcledway Ia lhe fan, A utes, or ' u ntil. soft peaks forQL 5:30 For Little Leaguer& Great Moment (1944) Joel Me· movie- "Ullaa of ,the F le I cl" Makeo 1'I• eups, 6'00 TV Digest Crea, Belly Field. -~~~~.~ ' ~~~~ 6:30 News & Sports Wednesday, July 17. Ch 8, 6AO Weather Beast of Cimarron and Ch 13, 6A5 News Miss Poirier Is Late Movies SATURDAY Like Allf.Jts a ' i••• » The Sainted Sister (1948), Joan Caulfield, Barry Fitzgerald. ~ :00 Saturday Jamboree 7: 3(, Sam Benedict 8.3t Joey Btsbop Thursday, July 18. Ch 8, Tbe Last Town Car. Claudette Colbert. CH 13, Take A Lettor Dar· ling (1942), Fred MacMurray. 9:00 Saturday Night Movie ]1:00 News 11 : 10 Weather 11 : 15 Sporu 11 :20 Mo\•le Friday, July 19, Cb 8, Tbo Unknown Terror I 1957) J o h n I Howard. Ch 13, Girl From Mex- WCHS-TV ico (1939) Lupe Velez. ·. Channel 8 8.00 College Series 9: oo c.:apLaln Kansaroo MRS. 10:00 The Alvin Sbow 10: 30 Might)' Mouse PlaJboUJe ROY MARK 11: 00 RID rio Till t 11 :30 Roy RoJere Show 12:00 Sky King On June 9 the marriage of Julia Ann Probasco and ; Roy Mark was read by Dr. W. W. Thus ton in ~he First ; Presbyterian Church of South Charleston, W. .\a . 1 12:30 l Following a half hour program of traditiOnal wed· ' ding music played b'' the ch urch organiSt M1ss Audrey Thoma•. the ceremonv was performed .•t 3:30p.m. be· fore the altar decorated "I Ill palms, white gladwlas and 1 :30 !:1oclal Security I : 45 Dizzy Dean 1:56 Ind. Vs. Yanks 5:00 PGA Golf 6:00 Early Show . 7:30 Lucy llesl 8 :30 Oelen<loro l mums. The bride, given In marriage by her father . worl" a floor length gown of turked importtd organ~y with insets of lace. It was styled with short sleeves a scoop nPckline edged in lace and a bell shaped skrrt. An or ganza cummerbund a(•f'ented the fitted waist line. A cap of th e tucked organdy and Mnrk of Glen Ellyn, Illinois and the late Mrs .. Mar_k, i~ e graduate of M1am1 Umvers1ty Oxford , and is currently attend ing the graduate school the~e This fall he will be an ass1s ·· ta nt in the History depa rtmen. and Mrs. Mark will be associa , ted with the Sociology depart Hawe 9 :30 daugh~ · :ravel 11:00 New1 11 :15 Dooble Tbrlllfr 12:00 Newa WHTN Channel 1.1 lace ment. a freshman .advisor. bury, and two •mall Mr. Mark, son of Mr. Glyde survive. lillD Will 10:00 Gun.uoke held her waist length veil ot' After a short wedding Lri_ ailk illu!lion . they are residing in Oxford. She -earned a cascade bou- The Probasco family for ma Cfuet of white dal sie!'. She also ly resided in Middleport an. wore a nt>cklace nf p(•ar ls for - the bride Is a sraduate of th· merly worn by her great grand MiddlejlOrt hish school. mother and rea l Ir ish I a c e gloves. the gift of a friend , f:vening h Spent wh1ch complrtt. .d !1er atli re. Susan Probaseo served as Sot·ially, SPwing her SIS l er·:~ maid of honor uml Hostesa gifts were present.E onl v attendant Sht- wore an to Mrs. Hiram Fi.~her when tt aft~rnoon dress u!" pa le blue : Tri-City ~t>wing dub met Thu~. 9rganza . The f1tted bodice was day evemrLg 1:1l her home. Mn a(Tented bv solr unpressed ersville. pleats in thf back ol the ski_rt. The e_ven ing . was spent S?cie ... ~ She wore m.:llchi ng arre~sunes ly and m sewmg after Whi('h end carried a bouqut! l or blue ' dessert course was served l ja 1sws lthe h_os1eoss to Mrs. R~be . The groom had as his best Rawlmgs , Mrs. Russell W1ISI4/ man l\1r Henry Beekley, Jr . of Mrs. Millard Wildermuth , Mi" Lafaye lte, Ind.. and Mr. Roy ! Robert Roberts, Miss Eliz::~b:~ . Cheney, un('[e of the bride . and 1Ji'ick Mrs. B~adford . Maag M1 . Mary Virglma Reibel , M r 1 un David served as ushers. A recept'lon follo~ed the ce r-1Charles Riffle. Mr! . WiHi<t ernony in the ch1.1rch parlors. ! Grueser and Mrs. Harlan We The bride, daughter of Mr. rung . and Mrs. Lowell W. Probasco of Riverside Drive, South Char· , A'ITEND SERVICES leston. attended Miami Univer-; Mr. and Mrs. Ra~ph Ve ~ sitv at Oxford, Ohio, later grad- I tended funeral servJoes for .• ua!ed from Ohio State Univer"; Lt. Richard Whittington i_n Mt sity. She has completed a · ietta recently. He w~s lulled . year of graduate study at Mi- .an a.irptane crash m smi UnJvers:Jty while serving His wife, the former Judy Stm &S ~ews Pat . Mike Word o1 Life Social SecW'Ity Chureb of Chrlat 1:011 1:30 10:011 10:30 11:90 11:30 H:eo l : lor, wbo tbli onmnW II llfiaulc .... cJioreOilrl)lhlnl. OUJ. J:.ld. bordo' a prodUelioo of "Ar4illlil tbe WCil'ld In tiO Days" il JOIIII Beacb,lol. Y., Dot ~· It~ Bible for the moveuienil of onr 100 bnJDSn aCtor-. ~ bld. U eJ.• pliant aild • eame1 il· welL ft tool!: I bll lclll801' 10 teacll lbo Bull BunnJ 12:30 AllaUum 1:00 Fliel<a 1:30 :1Uperlli8D 2:00 Aldrld: lbeater 1:311 t..et'o Dance S:llll ·~orld ol Sporbl 1:30 Wrellllng , :311 Gallan1 Mea lloolenaaDr t:Ol' lAWrence t\'eb: ..,.. 10:110 AF Coaches Game 12:30 ChUler Tbeator BIG WHEEL SPRINGFIELD, M88L (UPI) - A spia,niDg - 1 like JIOih. 1n3 Jfl!al·l!l'andll!a "'"" aw II leaehlni beauty oelentlslll bere whit happeno to your eurll you're caupl,ln a ..,... mer shower - or a hlst conver- ealmala t1ieir lllali> c~WeCt~oal lban tbo reel of tbe 'c ut. Qtllpl Klu Tayi<J, ··They ·dldll't tiO tor badly -ideiiill >thet botli. have two left feet." . ~ .• ~ WIIE!\E FAULT 18 ·· · · NEW YORK (UJ'I) - DletatinJ machines are more relilble' lllan .the · buslneao oxeeufivil' who use 'llem, Bu)ietl tory 118ld ' many _ JI!jl~ ! -· Dynamite Is Stolen From .. ,. - TV cboreograpl\or June. Tar- Cartooosville BeaDy & Cedi • :10 COLLEGE STAT!ON, Tex. Sii;a.]:,U dre•• wttll (UP!) - Texas, not generally lletvet and high boat neek· · known as a st.ate of forests, line Ia preMlted bY Nathan• grows enough southern yellow atronr. Slot aeanw tn eon"' trasting coJor are the only depine for an annual production tail on the Enk& rayon aheath. of 500 million board feet of· lumber. Tbe southern ~elloit . pine, extension specialists : ~ What Dotothy Lamour dld lor Te..s A & M College say, 18 a the saroog;.lletty Gr~ble for the strong construction woad with good bending strength, tough- sweater ancU,rdot lor lhe towne88 and nail-holding slrenlth. el, lloUywoi!d:bealltY Ll\4 Mll811... bu aecomp1ishod for tbe ~ ant blouse. !Jbe exotic aeti'esi BEAT HEAT appears .,Ppooite Vineelll U. wards aild Gilbert Roland u NEW YORK (UP!) An a farm gtrl In "The Smuggler:' average glaS8 permlta on ABC·TV's "jane W~ ~ about ls'o times more heat from sents" J1!1114. "I bave 1 sJIIbl the sun to enter a hoUse than accent ibat causes pr~, .. does the aVerage insulated waU, to think of me In tmDB Of peal!' say hoUsing speelallalll of AI· ·ant rolei,n uid lJtL , "ACtual-Bed Chemical'• Barrett Dlvi&- ly 1 was born In New \'ark Cltj, llio. Shade trees, an awulua of but picked up lhe lnlrfilulul "": rigid vinyl IR!ilding panels or uneiation by l>eiDI raliliil .liJ It' · an overhanging iool wiU belp alj 8Dd France. I'd like .to PI8Y blocl!: summer heol, they add. a Park Avemle aoctalllo, b a I .' I'm starting to get uaect to.P"U: ant bloulel." ..... ..., 't,' ... ,,' •. ' "· • .. ""~ ,, ' ·'.;· L ',1 . '~ ~ •i",' ' -.... . ..-·- . ' tible. 'ihe llorlzontal .wbOol .. tbe Joboratorlel of . Jdiil H. Bnek, In<!., 11111r" Jqc.U Jll bait Ia • Wild eleCvteal poJb of l,41t -olullono . ... ,. ., • . ' t~r~Jaine~ ;II~ til varliluil (- : }j I - • ' ' ~ • ' G 'ra- • • .. ... J �• ' , \ • ~y SHELTER ·- Tlto Daily Sentiael / SeDUnel, Poll\mJ1·Mid$eport, 0, J'u1J15, lKI reoavmP.nt and interest charges on the debts they have built 11p. We recently read ;gome figures that sho" the American people are now pay· lng a !lith of their personal income after taxe:; !n repayment and interest charges they have built up over the past decade and a half to buy homes, cars and a variety of other goods and services which we call our rising standard of living. A figure !las been placed on this element in our economy and In 11:162 it was estimated at $75 billion, by •he U. S. Depart· men! of Commerce. That staggering fig· ure is greater than the personal tax bill, which includes Federal . state and local figures combined. It 1s authoritatively stat•rl that it is next to the bill for food and chelter the largest single charee . . Gute? Dear Helen: I'm 25 and have been a~, deled many men. 'lbllr time It 1 for real. I am going, wltb 1 drummer who II the bla ottraction in a bend. Though we aren't engaged, be says be loves me and bu talked ol marriage - I haven't IJIVI!II my anawer, though I love him. You know, musicians aren't like ord!Diry people. It's alwaY!I recording sesolons, or late Jam ...ton, and excitement, contantly• He Is very good looking and the girls all stare at blme wltb their tongUes bajlging out. He'a loaded wltb taleJrt, too. In fact, he's wonderful, and good to me. Everytbinl wu going line unlll last Saturdll)' when . be •ld h bad to go on a picnic with his folks. I happened to drive by tbe picnic 8fOUDda with frieods later In the day and saw what looked Uke hll car, and off In tbe distance a couple, Belall, II they wera reiatives, !bey were certainly kisslog cousins! ' '!'be next nllhl he acted I tbiDk be wu pu._ tlJll 1111 1brGuCb a 1011. I will 10 to • better Jab 11111 IIICiltb. wbtcll II I bad quit lllllltr liN 1 WCIU!da't ha"' been olleNdo My ldvlott 11, 111c1r It 0111. Don't lei blm 881 to you, lllll ll JOtl doo't pi thrOUP to blm, find anollrer Job· - bul doa't quit unW you doi-DIPLOYED De1r Emp: A man ean find a Jab twlea as fast 11 bo doesn't bave to During Our SEMI-ANNUAL SALEI THE SHOE BOX write "U~" oo bit ap. pllcatloD blank - apeelally If he must a11o add be qull IJe. cause ba couldn't let alq with biB bosl. - H. THE BACitY ARD FENCE Dear Helen: The letter from the enabMr'l girl friend, "drew !.at l)lll'kl" wltb me beeauae I am an enPneer major, and I have to ldmlt - we think dlffem~t. WheN normal guya wonder w b a t would happeD If (llapofully) a strapleu dreQ let co, WE malta with the equationl tO l1&w'w OUI what's holding It up, Your read· era might be Interested ID 1 U~ Ue engl.- llll'fllll thtll o u r college maguine pula out: NaD a bowl o1 jello to !be 1 ':;'or cl=, ':·· The ftid e-Keno *25!!!!TO •aooo!!!! DAVE OHLINGER, MGR. MONDAT-9 A.M, TO 7 P.M. TUES., WED., THUR,, 9 A.M. TO 5 P.M. FRIDAY 9 A.M, TO 8 P.M. INGELS FURNITURE Wood, ChestE"r: Mr!i! . Ch::Jrles Hayes, Mrs. r.. R. Thompson, Mrs. Don Mf'Kenzie. Pomeroy ; Mr. Arthur l..ee Miller, Rut- day. ton, 16, traveling south on Jef. Mrs. Shirley Bahr and son,11erson Blvd., was making a Billy, were in Athens Tuesday Into her driveway, and the evening calling on ber oister, following car driven by Clar· land ; Mrs. Willis Leadinghom, Mrs. Margaret Rose, Mrs. Mar· garet Cotlrill. Mrs. Elma Lo11ks Syracuse: Mrs. Don Betzing, 1 I'"'" Buffington vehicle. r-· -, der control. - _·; - · ··- . · • • 1pa hospital. . i • • • • • ..., i $ TRADE ·IN Offer in- Clyde A. Stanley, Tampa, Fla. 1 your big savings when former residents of Dexter 1; f you change rom l ured nor were her mother and 1great-grandpar~nts, Mr. an d sister, passengers in the car. R 1 d Emanuel Mace, ut an · I fl ame·ty""' The three lnjured were treated Mrs. h ld r- to new Graveside services were e • at Pleasant Valley Hospital and in Babyland of Rose Hill C.me· flameless eleCtriC released. The accident was in· tery, Tampa, July 9th at2 p.m. rr JU~TrR H£.'~Trll vestigated by the State Police 11 1 ,; , 11 1 ~~~ and Sheriff's Department Mansion House h ! get IO·ytac Broken Into A11ain i frtt maintenance under SEVERAL ARRESTED PT. PLEASANT - State Po· PT. PLEASANT - Arrested lice are lnvestigat~ng .another I by local law enforcement offi· breaking and ent.ermg mto the cers during the weekend were Mansion House in Tu - Endie- 1 John W. Furst, Route I, Gall~ Wei Park . . polls; Heru-y McDaniel, Pt. Reported mi:;!sing Is a ~inch I Pleasantj George Varju, Rag- tomahawk and small bell taken II land ; Unton Sickels, Athens; from the downstairs , and possi· 1~--· Paul Reeves, Albany; and El· bly several rare coins from len Perry, Kanauga, all charg- the ca!res on the second floor ed with Intoxication. James E. of the building. ..... -- 1 • tiiU gf rDOm. free of Mills •nd dr•ft•~ addt utt to modern family living comfort. The Cochran• selected electric heating for their remodeled farmhou11. Left"l to-right: Chrla. Kevln(or It it Kevin. then Chrlsl), Cathy, Arlene, Joe and P1ul. .. "We sure picked the perfect winter to try electric heat. Now we'll never go back to old-fashioned heating!" Says Paul Cochran of Mt. Vernon, Ohio. OJiver, Kanauga, was arrestThe entry occurred during the eel on a DOih;SUpport warrant. night Friday or early Saturday morning, and was discovered PleaDDt V..ley Hospital Satur~ay. morning by caret.ak· 1er Eh R1ser . P:;r' ·'· ""CMM MdlJMHIH, that' I whall Nk• molt abou1 toter electric IMni." eaya Arlene COchr•n. "I love thl• Malrlo CllOklflll ...., lHid lhen'l ~worry . , _ furnoo 10 dllootor ~~~~-• _,In ' , ,( I < .. .. ·- rY( ,)t-./ COMPANY ELECTROMODE All-Electric HOME HEATING Famous For Safety W'dh The Exclusiwe SAFm GRID Heating Element I I NO OBUGATION FOR ES""IMATES PHONE 187-3415 COI.I.ECI' CONTRACTOR ELECTRIC HEATING and INSULATION •• Phone 667-3415 - P.O. iOX 224 • ' ....................... Mrs. Hubert Gibb• and son, Friday goesl• of Mrs. Bertha HarUord. Schreiber, Mason, W. Va. ' \- C. II , ••• doG I.. n.doy. MYRL COAKLEY OHIO ., LC?.~FER j ley and son, Ashton; Mrs. Paul tle of Phoenix. Ar1zona, Mrs. OHIO POWER Rayburn and son, Pt. Pleasant; Dora O'Brien or Shade. were ---·-------··-·"~ Rates re4uced again for total ehtctrlc homes I Before you buy,' bllild or remodel, ask fo< our tru Home Comfon Planning Service. You'll find '0111 how our naw Total Eleatric Home Rete can save up to 20 per cent on flameleaa electric healing. You'll get accurate estimat41 tor inatallatiop and operation on the type of electric heating that's beat for your home, your family, your ·budget. Your Recommended Eleetric Heating Dealer can evan guartntM. the elealric boating operating coat. SAY& I!Don't mlaa thla ADM!TI'ED: Mrs. Virgil ---Scantlin, Leon, Gl,JESTS IN MASON DISCHARGED : Mrs. Gene MASON - Mrs Came Bur· Oiler, Muon; Mrs. Ronnie Hoi- son of Athens, Mrs. Mary CBs- "Last July we installed electric baseboard heating in our remodeled farmhouse. This winter has proved to us that we have a perfect eombinat io •. of early American atmosphere with a truly modern heating system. The actual comfort is just as cozy and warm as the way the place looks. 'The best thing is our Ohio Power monthly budget bill-only $42 .for everything electric, including perfect heating of this nearly 100-year olr 2300-square-foot home. Now our heating cost will be even lower .on the reduced Total Electric Home Rate!'' ':this ::e I r-·~--• Mlsa Bullington was not m:e ,.:! ELECTRIC HEATING I Besides his parents. hto lS Hatfield received a cut elbow ,survived by two brothers, Jeff I and cut Jert eye, Sickels had- :and Chris. Tampa, Fla .; grandabrasions of knee and arm and parents, Thomas J . Stewart, Reeves had a nose lnjury. Rutland, and Mr and M r s. --:-=.:_ e:-,.r:, HERRY'S WORLD convert to flamcless In/ant Son DiPs In Tampa, florida j :'..:.·: 1 is yours when you News was received here Gf the death of Jonathan David Stewart , tw!Fdav old ~on of Mr . and .Mrs. Charle~ E. Stewar~, ~ Tampa, Florida, form~r resl· public and Hatfield was cited dents of Rutland. He .died Sunfor failure to have vehicle un· day evening, July 7th m a Tam· I -=....-: 1 MODERNIZAnON ALLOWANCE I The Hatfield car was owned by Linton Sickels, 54. Athens, Rout@ 5, who was s passenger in the car, as was Paul Reeves, 29. Albany. Ohio. Sickel and Reeves were arrested on charges of drunk · in rHl o••LY SENnNEI W: $ ~~:0~-~:=~·~==~:=~~~~~M=~~d:~~~=rl~l~~~~~==~~=:~~~;~~~~=JA~I~·~·~------~W~ehl, «, Rutland, Bemlock~-.a~MrRirh • Ohio, struck the rear of t h e ard Vaughan, Middleport. 1 I J_!.,~~~ quested to be present. Blvd. Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Woode of ! Tuppers Plains called on Mr. i The m1shap occurred when a and Mrs. Maynard Bahr Tues- car driven by Pamela Buffing- • 1 Repo ..t 0 day 's Med lCa AND THE LAW SLMMER c. F'FER i t YOU sav• •••••• 'I 1 s1 ·14 S~ECIAL 299 1 • dJ 21 A Sf d C On PTA Manual Property Loss Set At $1,000 Jn Collision 1 • 0: ::'ete 1 1 1 :U:i • '== 1' :3: o- . We Specialize In Room Groupings! ~~ saying he 1ovu only me, and I . haven't told him about seeing BY DOROTHY KILGALLEN ' The most recent tale had Keefe dot to ny to New York on a By LYLI c. WILSON United Sta!Oo, thu bee~ to will> ~eland had beoa· talkbrg with what I think was him and a · 1 · 11 · k5 I · · j k h "A Gh 051 draw from • ~1ty coalalt British officials about colonlaJ. girl, U•lletl Pnol lalerullonal Gossip in Gotham maktng un atterm~ remar pubhcttY,, un et w en .. with the Sov'iet Union for the Love ism aod tbe United Nationl. When I first went out wit b Many 8 U. S. circus man is about, Rhonda Flemmg, and he at Noon opens her~. BragJtt! The United States seems to be of African and Asi&D natious, aom Clevel8Dd and tbe Britia:b agreed him 1 swore 1 wouldn't faD for ln a tizzy over the coming tour doesn t even know _the Ia~~- Fel· 1has refus~ for years to come withdrawing from the United Na·iof thembut lately born and scarce- that extremists badteka over the a mualcian, but I did, IDd like of the Moscow State Circus in lows, some~y 19 auditioning I to the ~mted States, but Joe popularity contest ror the : ly measuriDg up to status as U.N. Special Committee 011 Col- the &Jill aay1, nsreaklnc Up thusiutic. the Fall They were against lhe for a punch 10 lhe nose. has a mighty floe track record 'stat.. oniallsm and furthor thll lbe Is Hard To Do " Should I have Float to the t~ of the __... · th h 't me to pe sive- smtles and approval of the Afro• , . . ""1" ......-1 ,..ap deal that sent an Ameri· The current balmy wea er lw en co s rsua . I Tanl o. Heal committee'• exlromlst oltl· a lhowdown once and lor all? bowl: up lor COilSideraUon, can circus to the Soviet Unlon in Gotham has beeo go~ news ness He uses charm 8 ~ the The Afro-Astans almost I The Afro-Asian ~at w!Mii turned tude w&ll hindering the emanci-- OLD FAITHFUL (FOR Bucket of worma: non .. unand permitted the Russians to lto local merchants. lt ~ncreas·!soft sell, and ve~y ~ew will ~t have ow~ the U.S. proxy in on last month on South Africa at pation of colonial peoples. THREE MONTHS) de"Standable talk. 8 pitch their tents here - al- . ~ .the numb~r of tourtsls eo- that the "COmbm LloD wont .N. Auembly votes. imeetin& in Geneva, SwiUerlan4, WouW lteRIII PreuUN Dear Old Faithful: Shake tbe sratu: reorganize. though of course, none of them )oymg . the sights. and the work on BB · ; La~ry M~k, There was that unbelievable l of the U.N ....sponaored mten<a- More sipificantly, Cleveland Blow off steam to me, or an You've opened the door, DOW spoke very loudly for the re- 1souvenir shops, as llSUal, have Benny Goodmw ~ Bide, lUSt 1assembly resolution 00 colonial- ~ tiona! L.ab<lr Organizatloo. The was said to have told the Britiah undentaDding girl friend, but let me seU you 1 brush: Now cord. But they_ know that the I~neflted most · Sean Flynn, got the nod to wnte three songs 1 • • Afro-Asians demanded expulsion that the United statea would re- don't erupt to HIM unleu you I'd like to preaent my views 1 Russian show with Popov the Errol's son, is set for his for "The Tender H~l," the l sm for w~ich the Umted, of the South African delegatloa. slst the Mro - Asian pressure want to blow this romance sky- Glitches: errors. Ka~: Clown tops anything we've seen fi~st French pr~uct!on , "The S~gne Hasso comedy bemg rea- j state& voted. m November ~1. U S. Assistant Secretary oi La- group demand! for Rclusion of high. So far your song should wrong starts. in Yankee - Doodleland for L10.ns of Veruce. Its an adap- died f~r , Fan productl~n. The I The resolution demanded mde--1bor George L. Weaver headed Portugal and South Africa from be "No Strings." Evea U be Toss down the tube: d18card quite some time Elizabeth tahon of a James Hadley Cha.se show ISO t a musical, but the . pendence across the board every· Ithe U.S. delegation. He liked the the United Nations and other in- Wll out with a kissing cousla an idea. Taylor and Richard Burton are yam-a spy story full of VII> songs will be used as pari of wh•re except In the Soviet em·l g<t~eral Idea and aniiOIIIIC<d that ternatloaal bodies. Both the Unl~- and reaDy, you're guessing- Put your head In lire ehop"'definitely" scheduled to at- lence and Christine .Keeler the actmn . pire of captive nations. The ihe would urge the u.s. gOvern-ed 'state~ and -Great srttaJD •rewhere's the complaint? You ping block: present your idea tend the London premiere of types . Handsome Sean Will play Why aome. stars r~fuse to believe-it ·or· not aspect ol thls ment to leek the expulskm of members of the Special Commit- aren'• engaged. Nor bad you to the boss. '·Cleopatra" - an event that lthe fearless cloak and ~agger own ~utomoblles: ElviS Presley resolution waa in a paragraph South Africa from ~ . UIIIIed, N~ tee on Colonlalls'!I·S!oy~land'o bolter he, unleos yoo stop think· lleHable IIOUI'ce: guy you jult wilt undoubtedly result in an-~ h~ro, naturellement: H~s pre- 19 bemg sued for dn en?rmous ~tatmg "'that.madequacy oL poht· iuooi. 'Ibis pop-oft~~ eonterences bJ London may ing aU druJmnen.- ,pla!,>' l skin met: informed source: guy whe other large flurry of front page Iv10usly em.oted in Itahan and a~nt bef"au~e ~ of hts pals, 11cal, econom1c, social f'~ tfuct-·ot 1he u.&r Department ctid con- 1e8d to realgnatlon ot bOth from game. Suspicion · and life with told tbe guy you jUst ml!t; attention. The epic opens in IGerman n1ckers, but none of driVIng .the singe~ 8 ca~ was . In- ~ tiona/ preparednest shouJd never siderable violenoe to established committee membership. a muaiclaa don't match, be- unimpeachable source: ROY wile England at the Dominion Thea-l them ~as managed to cross the 1volved m an a.CCJdent m which serve as a pretext for deJayibJ I U .S. policy although ilO one The American people have cause you'D always have to started the rumor ln tbe tint tre on July 31, and every re· . Atlantic yet. I a man ~~s k~lled J~trigue independence.•· !seemed to notice. not beert paying much attention to share him with others. - H. place. 8 porter and photographer in I Joey Bishop is seen for only on the RIVIera · ~~~y With one The United States voted for the I G. Mennen Williams, U.S. u- the Ullited Na&ns as these de- Dear Helen: Cast In conerete: fllliUzecL . Blighty 8! weiJ lis hordes from four minutes in "Johnny Cool." of the. best - pubhclz~ 0 ~ .all astonishing proposition. It was sistant secretary of state for Afri- vebpments came along. Cleve- About that man wbo hu the - ENGINEER MAJOR . the Continent have applied for ibut those who've seen it say ~ambling ~o~lslorm 18 hvmg for some time the habit ol the ~ can a((alrs, reputlatecl Weaver. !Qd'e London talks attracted Uttle overbearing, hypercritical boss. Dear Eng: , credentials to cover the event. his pitch as a used car sales- ~t up at t e f onte Carlo gam- United State.!l to vote against Its Ifinally, in a statement made at attention. '!be Af..A&Je pree- 1 have a boss like that. More You've opened the door Francol~e Saga~ surprised man is a gem . Quick, Myr- 1mg tabl~a ter a rather tense 1NATO ally, Portugal, and in sup- Monrovia. Liberia, in which be sure groups and th~r allltw in than once 1 came home deter- now let me sell you a dlctiOJio ttw> beatniks and tnternahonal tie, the stomach pump! rece~s. new b~n~roll was Iport of Atr.Asian complaints said the United States would o~ the United States will lmow aU mined to quit. More than once ary. Or perha.. you engineefl an~: .friend; a ,against Portuguese colonial poll-,poae exclusion of South Africa about it when the lllllembly COD• tJle only thing tbat kept me bad better compile your own. soeialites at St. Tropez by ap- 1 A health rood stall on 48th st. provided pearing everywhere night and Ioff Broadway is doing a rush- very WeB .~ ce ~lty w ose cy. But in December 111162, the from tile United Nations. veau next autumn. Look then fDr from km; :ttng him through the Really, 1 LIKE your atuff - · 0 da_Y, with Bob Wes:thof, t~ Am- :tng business in thelr special g~amor:s b s7~y 1m w t~d Umt~ States balked at an Afro- Meantime, there wat a London some political efforta in t.be Unit. window was: the faCt that we very jugged up. - H. encan sculptor .she dll'orr'fd 1 concoctions.. "Duck·Egg Malt- t row m s 1 8 e ew 0 . ~ Asian-Soviet resolution propos- ~~patch ~porting that U.S. As- eel stateS to re:~tore the U.S. were onl~ on the .second Door This ~lumn lA dedicated te 100n after the btrth or thetr eds" - which have the entire ~ener~us gesture ed . Walt Di~ ing punishment of Portugal. The ststant ~ret.ary of State Harlan proxy to the Afro-AslaDI. and 1 doubt It would have family Dving, 10 if you're baY• child. And it dido'! appear to Iegg, shell and all, ground In· ney as ~ress IDterest rn I done the job. ing kid trooble or~ pllln lr<Do 1 be merely a series of routine to them Director Norman ~~g Crosby~ .P~ahn t~ s~~e ~ I ~ But 1 didn't quit, as t b I s ble, let Helen help YOU. She meetings "for the sake of the iJewison had a run-through of rasm~s I . rec s. man is tempted to, becaUH I will aiiO welcome your OWl baby": lhey were . exchanging I the Meredith Willson musical, (\';'m:.,_lltle, ehf Anstole'l 11 ' I' I ' bad a famlly. After Ill montbs amusing uportenct!l. Addl'lll Fond little kisses In public and '·Here's Love, " a mere one la a tBoMprolndessor whose son of pure hell mv boss eharlged. Helen BotteJ bl eue ol tbil hasanl m ·~ obVIOOsly renewing '!'hot Old lweek after rehearsals began , · By Way•• G. Brondlltadl, M.D. I In oklo diving, tbe llrll pre· ear back to the throat preaento He aow depends on me for ev· newspaper, Feeling .Accident-pro~e J~r- 1A very rare happe~ing . on Water sports of all kinds are eaoUon Js to make 1ure Uud no problem. Pre.auru to the 1 ::;:2:~:.:....---. --ry Lewis will da a whrrlwmd IBroadway, I The cast IS mlgh~y . steadily growing in oopularlty. yoa ar• pbyslcaUy Ill. No ... nasal linuaea wiD likewise pr. FUME PATIGUE tour of New York , covermg 34 lenthus1ast1c about the show Next to water skiing the pop. widl 80 acule or chronic resplr- sent no problem if their opea- SAN FRANCISCO (UPI) IU theatl'ft, to .bal,zyhoo the pre- potential. . , ' ularity or skin diving is incr.... olory b>fectlen, epilepsy, rop- lnga are not obatrueted. U Ir yoo find yourself pttlng Dl~~~:~ ~~~-:.~! Df m1e~e D! his N~tty Profes- : 0 n e . of the nat)(ln s be.sl Iing rastest. Some 5 million per- hired ear drum, .,. impaired blocked, the pressure wm ea.\118 drowsy while drlv~g In slow, ••c••..• t. o.... ._........,. sor. He II travel m an ambu- known ]azz clubs, San FranciS· · sons in this country will try It bearina: sboold eve• cGustder ez;cruciaUnl pain durinp ascent. heavy traffic, you re probably c._.. ~ n IIIIL . . . . , lance, colnplete with. a doctor l.'O's Bl~khawk,. is foldi~ aft· 1 Ithis summer. Their pleasure will tbls sport, Pressure 011 the lungs be- afflleted with more than just ::,u:;M,:-&..;!~ &nd an ozygen tent, m case he er Cal T]ader wmds up hts cur·depend 011 a thorough under· Next, take a prepar~tory comes 8 hazard in dives of boredom. ~~.....!! ~~J::....,::O.• ,.., 1 "Uns out of gas. rent engagement there lstandinll of the hazards involv· course. Then get the equipment more than aJ feet. For this rea- You are probably gettln8 an "'' .dltqt:tat •llOIM W'VaJMIM. ' Kirk llouglaa has nailed down Things ought to be lively at UNJUST CRJTICI ed you will need and always plan son. aU dives to 8 greater deptb overdose of exhauat fumea, ac- -~.:,:a:,. lhe screen rights to Vill<'enl the Labor Day rally in St. AI· If we did not provide for the 1 · to milke your' dives with a dlv- sho'uld be und---•en -•· ~·• cording to the NaUonal Auto- """' . F laherty •.s b'10_graphy of Gener· bans Queens, In honor of the proper defense or all who cue : vnaa uuyw1d wua_ mobile Club. Tests ha!'t' lboWD. "Mtttu!U ~ataoaeJ ao•.nu~~a~ ,.,1111 nauw ing partner _ Never alone. SCUBA (seH-contained &imhall, ..._, au ......_. ~I Pershing and is planmng to 1signing of the Emandpation accused of crime, then the in- ·or us have the rlc"lt to be rtt- ·Have one person on the surface water breathinJ 1 that a driver following another-.:::..=::!:.~="-:. 1 1 ~ake it a major project for !Proclamation. ~x • Presid~nt nocent, when falsely accused, presented by 8 lawyer. Sir.ce !who knows where you are, Here again the hazar:":'~ th~ car closely in heavy traffie CID:;:: ~.,. us own company K e e f e 1Harry Truman will be sharmg 1 would have no way to prove the lawyer has a duty t• ·re- I The chief hazards result from ascent inhale enough carbon monOll:.. DaD~ S.'lll:Dftlee 111,., 8 .... Brasselle, considerably agitat· 1the platform with Sonny Lis- their innocence.So under our sent you. much criti{'bm of the increase in pressure on the The· d kle from tbe car ahead to be-- :::.,:'•· -:._-~ ::' .., ~ over the unpleasant stories 1ton . ' Jaw we look on a man as inno- him is unjust. jbody gases with each root of f iver m~st not ascend come distinctly drowsy, the _... \r.: ., •UJJ• ou' ~· ::: !.hat are being spread about . Joe Levine in In the midst of cent until he is found gutlty Should a lawyer defend per . . include the air iD the mkldle ear aster than oot per secood, club said. t:....... IUie .._ - . . . . 111m, Is ~ure ... ~ knows t h e Ia series of . lransatla~tl: phon~ Iunder prop.er .court proc1 · gs sons in court if he kr <; or include ~ealr ln the middle ear, :.,:te:~~ bub:.:!~.bJs IOUTc. •nd wtll take steps. calls arrangmg for BrJgttte Bar From th1s 1t follows L all thinks they have done the 1cts nasal smuses, lungs, and that ! -~------~ of which they are :- 1ed'! which is dissolved in your blood. Because ~~ air 1n hls lunJs They ll Do It Every 1tme -···-By Jmuny Hatlo • Yes. The worst criminal has 8 Since the pressure increases at I~ d~~l, ~ m': ,. right to a fair trial. This he the rate of lD pounds per square I ~ c:,ntinsurf is RHOMBOID DAYDREAMS ALL 1J..IE cannot have unless a lawyer inch for every 33 feet of descent, I re~ ~ d 8~ small air So J.IE ARRtvES w1m J.!is 1DN0GE WAY ~OME OF A NICE,l.ON6, COOL sees that he has a fair jury the greatest changes occur lo Ino ~~ one, J.IAN61N6 OUT· .. AND lHE COOLEST 1 ())(INK AT J.IOME IN lHE SUWRBS···· 1HIN0 IN mE J.IOU5E 1$ J.10T MUSTARD··• ond that it hears only l•wful the frrsl 15 feet. i sa~s thn llDg8 IDlY ruptUre ' evidence against him. For divers who do not go i ro.:OO in~nd=., ~ 20 0 Sometimes the defense coun- ;nore than · ~eel ~ ~ the sur- iblood vessels ' I DEi'ROSTED lHE REJ:RIC:> "• sel arouses public fee!;ng by ace, Fno edqulpmeden t nmlecesl~ I These bobbles wiD reaeh the Wl-tY ? I WANT h' · !fort to th sary. or eeper seen, n ~s SJ~cere e s see a1 mum equipment consists of a 1arteries In the bralil, obstruct 10 CLE,_,.. IT hrs clrent has every proper Je. 1ace mask that covers the eyes !the Row of blood and ...,. ..,. REAl. 0000·-. . ga I safeguard . The public 'SY d ( tJ.s.. !vulslons or lap.se of contcloutmisunderstand these legal an nose gogg 1.es are unsa 'ness moves. To the public they ~m factory), and fllppers. Earplugs . to be unethical efforts to deleat should not be woro, becaiiSe at It Is wise never to dive 11 yw justice, by delay or bv taking a depth of 15 to 20 feel they wlll ,are tired, cold, or not feeling h . prevent equallzaUoo ol tbe alr 1weD. When you are under WI· ad vnge I Ia Of ceran t I · .. 1ecmd'mak calitles." . on both sides of the ear. Drums Iter on t e Ill' unnecessary :may rupture from within ou~ . movements, Elcesa use of enIt iB o~e of our basic ~em- !ward. lergy lncreases ywr need for ocratlc Tights. to be cons :red Furthermore, pressure from o~,ygen and cleplotee your air mnocent unt1l legal "<'<' tbe outside may force the plugs supply more rapldb', pi'Oves our gollt beyond a reas- 80 deep into the ear canal that onable doubt. they will have to be removed AUTO DEATBB All who are charged with surgically. . NEW YORK (UPI) _ Dealba cnme have a rtght to altor- 'llle healthy dwer soon learns l . ney's aid. An attorney swoa,·s how to keep the Eustachian from motor vehicle .ll!cldeDII to aee that tbe accused. wheth· lubes that lead !rom hla throat are higheal In tbe wj!ol and er later provo•n to be guilly or Ito his middle ear open at a II soothweol, aocordiq to 1 lfGdY innocent, geta each prot' •ive times durlnc 11 descent. legal rlsht to which he is en· I When ho aseends, the bub- by statlstlclana of the Metropolo UUed. _ I!ins ol air lrom the middle !tan Lifo IDstrrance Compao,. LOCAL AND STATE News Of Mason County \Vest v·lftriDJa .. . as Save "J..":"Ina· problem, one that baa 1111111 angles. GettinJ to the P.O.: . _ pllablng the jab, Hang taugb: delay. Honked up: eonfuled. Jugged up (I' bot to trot: en- . . ., pOlD . t cOUBCI"I Grants r·IDle For Burford A T0 AopeaI DeciSIOD • . Of Federal gency ..,uun,. • I Reports From Th e Capt to ~~~~ ::. ~ ~~ :~ ~:~· Voice Of Broadway ••• Reporting I v.. ~~~~It Skla Bealer Pl8ylul Crowds 1· Attend Both Concert Events Ba,._, ~ · · Hospital Helen Help Us! comes out of OW' pookethookt. It 11 estirr,.ted that the total debt retirement last year added up to nearly $59 billion, and the interest charge alone was over $16 billion. Americans were in personal debt In the amount of just under $262 biUi->n. One of the newest wrinkles Is the Increase in the amount that the debt Is being protected afainst the fraUities of life to the benefit o the borrower and his dependents. There is now an estimated UB' bDlion of credit Ufe lnsuruce In force, which is added to the other forma of life insurance that provide gener~ protec· lion lor mortgage and other debts, This general spree of going in debt is more or less a back wash that followed World War n. There were tremendous savings that found an outlet, which created a great wave of buying, and when that started to subside new ways were found to g•t ~eople to buy more and more rna· terial things to increaae the so-called higher standard of living, which has fin· ally about reached Its peak In what we call now the "Buy Now-Pay Later." It is well for the average citizen to survey this situation periodically to see where we are going. The next time you complain about paying taxes it might be a good idea I<• check on where the rest of your personal salary is going, ' r.)Gordon Merkel, AMn '!!~~· : lar~re · ~ •Bate., Rt. I J'omeroy, Manh· Warren P'armor, WOllam o8nt Homer Stephen HiU, Jr., [' all RleboniRousb. Rt. Z Racine, 8111, Mrs. J - Luadder, An· ; CUI~, va., Mrs. Edward 0orr c. Boao, Rt. 1 Porlland, ithony Grtlfltb, Mrs. G. E. w.~ ~ews M. Blake,w. Jr., Brownell Ave., Mrs. JaC!k Lewis, Ironton, and 1<1r111, Mro. C. Jl'. Soyre IIIII InMiddleport, Charles EugeDO William I . ~yon, Huntlni!lOIJ, ' fant daughter, Mra. II. R. l!'.lltaed llolpllal Evans, Rt. I Middleport, Mr1i.' W. Broob and Infant daughter and Among thooe who entered 1Norman A. Russell, Rt. 3 Pom· , Blrlhl .Mra. W. F. P'ayne and Infant 9 Holzer hospital over the po~t l eroy, Mrs. Gary L. Gibson, Rt. ~ Mro. Jolin G. Johnson, !4\lo sor1. , PT. PLEASANT _ A tarce ·'•••••••• weetead iDcluded: Sunday - 11 Harrisonville, Mro. WIUiamj Smltben St., daughter, 10:10 1 Amon1 Alllnl. .crowd attended both concerto ·• Cart M. Simpkins, l'Al36 East· iC. Hansgen, Rl. 3 Wellston, Mrs. ,p.m. Saturday. Mrs. J . Francis • According to the midnlsht re- nresenled b• the American I ern Ave., Mrs. Lena Day, 86 !Leo c. Steele, Rt. t llamden, :MuUen, 131 Foorth Ave., daugh· lpurt"' the nursing departm ..l, Wind Symphony under the dl· Pine St., CJrarlea Lee Lambert, ; Mrs. Olho L. McNeal, Hamden, ter, 2:41 p.m. Saturday . Mrs ..those patleall who were listed ' reclloo of Robert •Bmlrdeau / 11106\lo Third .Ave., Rhoni J u e !Miss Margaret c. Lawleoa, fr·' Paul H. •Kent, Rt. I Bidwell,. as ratr Included 'Mrs. c 0 r a Ifrom their traveling . concert ' Leming, GalUpoUa, Mrs. Dous· !onton, Charles F. Harper, Hunl· ldaughler, 1'118 a.m. Salurday. Sweeney, Cbar)ea Kerper, Char· barRe moored at the loot or ! las G. Spurlock, Rt. 2 Gallipo. ; ington, Mrs. Samuel R. O'DeU, , . Dloeharged les Crigqer, Jameo Gentry •, Mrs. ;Main Slreel Sunday afternoon PT PLEAsANT _ Cit Coun- lfi"'UUId lhel tho bid IJIOCIIIea. llew to .-pt tbe laoo'erd bid. Us, Mra. Carl C. Day, Rt. 2: Ravenswood, W. Va., Harry D. Patienl.s discharged over !he · Eslus Plymale, Eddie 0 Dell, 'and ovemng. · Y to u1r; !Dr concrete Huntlugtoo Attorney R'"'rt Crown City, Mrs. George W.l Ravenawood, W. Va.,lpasl weekend Included James !dr. . Clarenct Yal'ljley, Mrs.• ,ell at a speelal meellni Friday tlOIII failed and tber.. !n Burdon! and Charleslo . •It· Kenny, 133 Park Dr., Pt. Plea· l(expiredt, Edwarc M. O'Jleii, •Ferretl, Mrs. George Grimm, Sanford Griffith, Mrs. J!:mma .Point. PIPB..nt was fortunate :venlnM ad~rn~the ;""lon ~tdJ:::. ·~~t"lt;'rr:ulred under ~ ~ Robert Perry spo' tt F~.:..;&;;~.;.;.~~.......'i\Havenswood, W. Va., SamueiiRollls W. Queen, Mrs. Jlenny ,Etlas, Mrs. Lena Da~ . Ottle to obtam the Symphony lor the or seven aye n wyen ore Y ,• ' ocll m behaH of thf ·• R. O'Dell, Ravenswood, W. Va. Baisden and Infant son, Mrs. McGraw, Victor Knight, Cle- Centennial year lhe concerts representing ""!!"re~ paving low. Alxterson s alleg~l';., firm asking Council IC' NOW •• and Charlea E. Crigger, Rav· Cbarles Clay and Infant daugh·land Hines and Miso Moyme aro usuatlv presented lo GalU· ~~= S.~ ~oe protest WIIh the CF -- .. an e.t.nslon of time and ,,a~ W. Va. ' ter, Mrs Wlltiam J. Smith and i Berridge. polls each year but Galllpolll , 'a or ed thai the City should not ba Saturday - WiUtam A. Bur- ,lnlant daughter' Char lea E. Ev· One unll of blood .... admln· was generoos to let this c i I y ::;~phto~ tten sf crtliClzed for accepting th· , i4 ~ ~~:~ 20 Grape St , Mrs. Ben- ' ans, Mr< Thurman Borden, Ro- lstered at the hospital oo Satur- have the symphony lor the Con• on concrete which Is only ,.. s. Dillard, Rt. 1 Galli· herta Fetty, Mrs. Walter Sny· 'day. .tennial celebration. toS:.1!":Uves a~ U Y OUI'Se cent higher 'than foc asp' Rebecca Jean Taylor, Rt. ;der, DenRII Smllh, Grlbert John- : Several hundred people vis!~ their low bid tD tbe Pt. Perry told CooocU, "we'ra 2 Galllpulis Mlso Sh Jrley \son, Scott Reed, Herman Kells, ed the barge durrng the after. . confident thai the government Hatch, 9io 2:1r\l Sl., Pt. 'Mrs. Hattie Reed , William .noon to view the Nigerian Art :"1:t~ th Twen1y-one persons alle~"1 l wiU decide as yoo did that tba 11 Pleasant, Mrs. Ray H. Jonos, l Mrs. Hobart Eskew, rl ·Exhibit on display on the harge, oject e y sup pa I tbe llrst Meigs tbCoun~A Ma per cent difference in accept. Jefferson Ave., Pt. PleasEdgar Hawks, Mrs. 'Stan- I Music appealing to every Usten- pr · . study course on e n In concrete wa s 1 wise dedPamela p Re olds, Mas· Jenkins, Mrs. Howard No- 1 Mr. and Mrs. Mayna"' .Bahr .~r was presented by the 57 piece Tbe •lluallon arooe la&t .week ual Wednesday, July 10, at. the · . g , MtDDLIPORT W Vs Ja~k [!Little, Rt. Mrs. J. Robert Smith, rand Bill'! w~re Sunday dmner orchestra. when the Comm~mty .ractlltJes Pomeroy Senior High auditor- !SlOD-::::-·,,- -- - · -- - . '' Keith Snyder. Ranae Me. guesla of Mr. and Mrs. Clyde rejected Council s act11111 in a· 1ium. . 1 David Cole, Dennis Cole, Salser of Racine. :~~rdin.R. a b1d for concrete pav-1 Additional sessiom~ w1ll be I Miller, Mrs. Thomaa .Mr. and Mn. William Rose, vlsltlng her parents, Mr. and mg to Burford on the gr~' l held Wedn<'sday. July 11 and Charles Campbell, land son, of Columbus were Mrs. Everett Milhoan over the that the btd from A~der'~m' s July 24. at 7::«1 p m at r he weekend. Inc., for asphalt pavtng, was Pomeroy Senior High The cla~s. l I Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Davis, , being ~onduded bv MN . HarGood Idea. Conooll· Marie, Johnny and. Darlene, m.. old Lohse, Southeasr district I 1 date your debts. tared to Umon C1ty, Pa ., Frl· dirE'f'tor. is still open to m"'mLump them tosether day to visit his sister, Mr. and , bers interested in takin~ I h e 1 and pay them off with 1 Mrs. Clifford Sellers and child· course. a cash loan from us. ren. They returned home Sun- 1 At the first session were , Mrs. Chances are your one monthly payment will day afternoon. • Anna Wheeler. Mrs. Julia Norbe a lot less than Mrs. Clara Mlthoan and Mrs. I ris, Mrs. Nora Cross. LetBrt: For Limited you're paying 01.1t ev3 ROOM GROUP Louise Chaffee took their sevMrs. David Davis. Mrs. James IIY month risht now. en children to the Middleport 1 PT. PLEASANT _ Property Will, Salisbury: Mrs. Betty Only ASLDWAS _ __ 5 park Wedne~~y for an o~Ung.l damage estimated at $l,OOO and Lou John~on, Mrs J . A. S~tth . ECONOMY SAVINGS & LOAN COMPANY Deputy V1rgll Atkins Wlll bel minor personal injuries were in· : Mrs. D. E. VanMeter, Racu.le; 300 W. Second St.- WYandotte 2·2111, Pomeroy at the Olive Grange for inspec-1 curred In a two ve-hicle accident Mrs. Harry Swartz. Mrs. Z1ba i tion July 26. Members are re- Sunday afternoon on Jefferson Mtttlciff, Bedford; Mrs. Robert 1 AD Editorial: 'fHE curtain rings down on another tax paying period for Meigs real proper· ty this week and there are no doubt rna· ily Meigs persons are weeptng and wall· lng aO<ut the high cost. of living In this repu~lic just as they d1d back In the month that saw the deadline for pll)'in& Income taxes. It is always intert!'stlng to obsE-rve this situation and note that the average person comP:letely overlooks the money they pay out m other channels In the numerous hidden taxes and the vast amount of money that goes to meet the • DaDyl!entlner, Pomeroy-Middleport o., Jut,. u, tiNis.s ft 1Qiapa1. Mlu Janet ~- ~ Where Does Your Money Go? ' '•' 1 ' ~LVILLE, • .OHIO �• ' , \ • ~y SHELTER ·- Tlto Daily Sentiael / SeDUnel, Poll\mJ1·Mid$eport, 0, J'u1J15, lKI reoavmP.nt and interest charges on the debts they have built 11p. We recently read ;gome figures that sho" the American people are now pay· lng a !lith of their personal income after taxe:; !n repayment and interest charges they have built up over the past decade and a half to buy homes, cars and a variety of other goods and services which we call our rising standard of living. A figure !las been placed on this element in our economy and In 11:162 it was estimated at $75 billion, by •he U. S. Depart· men! of Commerce. That staggering fig· ure is greater than the personal tax bill, which includes Federal . state and local figures combined. It 1s authoritatively stat•rl that it is next to the bill for food and chelter the largest single charee . . Gute? Dear Helen: I'm 25 and have been a~, deled many men. 'lbllr time It 1 for real. I am going, wltb 1 drummer who II the bla ottraction in a bend. Though we aren't engaged, be says be loves me and bu talked ol marriage - I haven't IJIVI!II my anawer, though I love him. You know, musicians aren't like ord!Diry people. It's alwaY!I recording sesolons, or late Jam ...ton, and excitement, contantly• He Is very good looking and the girls all stare at blme wltb their tongUes bajlging out. He'a loaded wltb taleJrt, too. In fact, he's wonderful, and good to me. Everytbinl wu going line unlll last Saturdll)' when . be •ld h bad to go on a picnic with his folks. I happened to drive by tbe picnic 8fOUDda with frieods later In the day and saw what looked Uke hll car, and off In tbe distance a couple, Belall, II they wera reiatives, !bey were certainly kisslog cousins! ' '!'be next nllhl he acted I tbiDk be wu pu._ tlJll 1111 1brGuCb a 1011. I will 10 to • better Jab 11111 IIICiltb. wbtcll II I bad quit lllllltr liN 1 WCIU!da't ha"' been olleNdo My ldvlott 11, 111c1r It 0111. Don't lei blm 881 to you, lllll ll JOtl doo't pi thrOUP to blm, find anollrer Job· - bul doa't quit unW you doi-DIPLOYED De1r Emp: A man ean find a Jab twlea as fast 11 bo doesn't bave to During Our SEMI-ANNUAL SALEI THE SHOE BOX write "U~" oo bit ap. pllcatloD blank - apeelally If he must a11o add be qull IJe. cause ba couldn't let alq with biB bosl. - H. THE BACitY ARD FENCE Dear Helen: The letter from the enabMr'l girl friend, "drew !.at l)lll'kl" wltb me beeauae I am an enPneer major, and I have to ldmlt - we think dlffem~t. WheN normal guya wonder w b a t would happeD If (llapofully) a strapleu dreQ let co, WE malta with the equationl tO l1&w'w OUI what's holding It up, Your read· era might be Interested ID 1 U~ Ue engl.- llll'fllll thtll o u r college maguine pula out: NaD a bowl o1 jello to !be 1 ':;'or cl=, ':·· The ftid e-Keno *25!!!!TO •aooo!!!! DAVE OHLINGER, MGR. MONDAT-9 A.M, TO 7 P.M. TUES., WED., THUR,, 9 A.M. TO 5 P.M. FRIDAY 9 A.M, TO 8 P.M. INGELS FURNITURE Wood, ChestE"r: Mr!i! . Ch::Jrles Hayes, Mrs. r.. R. Thompson, Mrs. Don Mf'Kenzie. Pomeroy ; Mr. Arthur l..ee Miller, Rut- day. ton, 16, traveling south on Jef. Mrs. Shirley Bahr and son,11erson Blvd., was making a Billy, were in Athens Tuesday Into her driveway, and the evening calling on ber oister, following car driven by Clar· land ; Mrs. Willis Leadinghom, Mrs. Margaret Rose, Mrs. Mar· garet Cotlrill. Mrs. Elma Lo11ks Syracuse: Mrs. Don Betzing, 1 I'"'" Buffington vehicle. r-· -, der control. - _·; - · ··- . · • • 1pa hospital. . i • • • • • ..., i $ TRADE ·IN Offer in- Clyde A. Stanley, Tampa, Fla. 1 your big savings when former residents of Dexter 1; f you change rom l ured nor were her mother and 1great-grandpar~nts, Mr. an d sister, passengers in the car. R 1 d Emanuel Mace, ut an · I fl ame·ty""' The three lnjured were treated Mrs. h ld r- to new Graveside services were e • at Pleasant Valley Hospital and in Babyland of Rose Hill C.me· flameless eleCtriC released. The accident was in· tery, Tampa, July 9th at2 p.m. rr JU~TrR H£.'~Trll vestigated by the State Police 11 1 ,; , 11 1 ~~~ and Sheriff's Department Mansion House h ! get IO·ytac Broken Into A11ain i frtt maintenance under SEVERAL ARRESTED PT. PLEASANT - State Po· PT. PLEASANT - Arrested lice are lnvestigat~ng .another I by local law enforcement offi· breaking and ent.ermg mto the cers during the weekend were Mansion House in Tu - Endie- 1 John W. Furst, Route I, Gall~ Wei Park . . polls; Heru-y McDaniel, Pt. Reported mi:;!sing Is a ~inch I Pleasantj George Varju, Rag- tomahawk and small bell taken II land ; Unton Sickels, Athens; from the downstairs , and possi· 1~--· Paul Reeves, Albany; and El· bly several rare coins from len Perry, Kanauga, all charg- the ca!res on the second floor ed with Intoxication. James E. of the building. ..... -- 1 • tiiU gf rDOm. free of Mills •nd dr•ft•~ addt utt to modern family living comfort. The Cochran• selected electric heating for their remodeled farmhou11. Left"l to-right: Chrla. Kevln(or It it Kevin. then Chrlsl), Cathy, Arlene, Joe and P1ul. .. "We sure picked the perfect winter to try electric heat. Now we'll never go back to old-fashioned heating!" Says Paul Cochran of Mt. Vernon, Ohio. OJiver, Kanauga, was arrestThe entry occurred during the eel on a DOih;SUpport warrant. night Friday or early Saturday morning, and was discovered PleaDDt V..ley Hospital Satur~ay. morning by caret.ak· 1er Eh R1ser . P:;r' ·'· ""CMM MdlJMHIH, that' I whall Nk• molt abou1 toter electric IMni." eaya Arlene COchr•n. "I love thl• Malrlo CllOklflll ...., lHid lhen'l ~worry . , _ furnoo 10 dllootor ~~~~-• _,In ' , ,( I < .. .. ·- rY( ,)t-./ COMPANY ELECTROMODE All-Electric HOME HEATING Famous For Safety W'dh The Exclusiwe SAFm GRID Heating Element I I NO OBUGATION FOR ES""IMATES PHONE 187-3415 COI.I.ECI' CONTRACTOR ELECTRIC HEATING and INSULATION •• Phone 667-3415 - P.O. iOX 224 • ' ....................... Mrs. Hubert Gibb• and son, Friday goesl• of Mrs. Bertha HarUord. Schreiber, Mason, W. Va. ' \- C. II , ••• doG I.. n.doy. MYRL COAKLEY OHIO ., LC?.~FER j ley and son, Ashton; Mrs. Paul tle of Phoenix. Ar1zona, Mrs. OHIO POWER Rayburn and son, Pt. Pleasant; Dora O'Brien or Shade. were ---·-------··-·"~ Rates re4uced again for total ehtctrlc homes I Before you buy,' bllild or remodel, ask fo< our tru Home Comfon Planning Service. You'll find '0111 how our naw Total Eleatric Home Rete can save up to 20 per cent on flameleaa electric healing. You'll get accurate estimat41 tor inatallatiop and operation on the type of electric heating that's beat for your home, your family, your ·budget. Your Recommended Eleetric Heating Dealer can evan guartntM. the elealric boating operating coat. SAY& I!Don't mlaa thla ADM!TI'ED: Mrs. Virgil ---Scantlin, Leon, Gl,JESTS IN MASON DISCHARGED : Mrs. Gene MASON - Mrs Came Bur· Oiler, Muon; Mrs. Ronnie Hoi- son of Athens, Mrs. Mary CBs- "Last July we installed electric baseboard heating in our remodeled farmhouse. This winter has proved to us that we have a perfect eombinat io •. of early American atmosphere with a truly modern heating system. The actual comfort is just as cozy and warm as the way the place looks. 'The best thing is our Ohio Power monthly budget bill-only $42 .for everything electric, including perfect heating of this nearly 100-year olr 2300-square-foot home. Now our heating cost will be even lower .on the reduced Total Electric Home Rate!'' ':this ::e I r-·~--• Mlsa Bullington was not m:e ,.:! ELECTRIC HEATING I Besides his parents. hto lS Hatfield received a cut elbow ,survived by two brothers, Jeff I and cut Jert eye, Sickels had- :and Chris. Tampa, Fla .; grandabrasions of knee and arm and parents, Thomas J . Stewart, Reeves had a nose lnjury. Rutland, and Mr and M r s. --:-=.:_ e:-,.r:, HERRY'S WORLD convert to flamcless In/ant Son DiPs In Tampa, florida j :'..:.·: 1 is yours when you News was received here Gf the death of Jonathan David Stewart , tw!Fdav old ~on of Mr . and .Mrs. Charle~ E. Stewar~, ~ Tampa, Florida, form~r resl· public and Hatfield was cited dents of Rutland. He .died Sunfor failure to have vehicle un· day evening, July 7th m a Tam· I -=....-: 1 MODERNIZAnON ALLOWANCE I The Hatfield car was owned by Linton Sickels, 54. Athens, Rout@ 5, who was s passenger in the car, as was Paul Reeves, 29. Albany. Ohio. Sickel and Reeves were arrested on charges of drunk · in rHl o••LY SENnNEI W: $ ~~:0~-~:=~·~==~:=~~~~~M=~~d:~~~=rl~l~~~~~==~~=:~~~;~~~~=JA~I~·~·~------~W~ehl, «, Rutland, Bemlock~-.a~MrRirh • Ohio, struck the rear of t h e ard Vaughan, Middleport. 1 I J_!.,~~~ quested to be present. Blvd. Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Woode of ! Tuppers Plains called on Mr. i The m1shap occurred when a and Mrs. Maynard Bahr Tues- car driven by Pamela Buffing- • 1 Repo ..t 0 day 's Med lCa AND THE LAW SLMMER c. F'FER i t YOU sav• •••••• 'I 1 s1 ·14 S~ECIAL 299 1 • dJ 21 A Sf d C On PTA Manual Property Loss Set At $1,000 Jn Collision 1 • 0: ::'ete 1 1 1 :U:i • '== 1' :3: o- . We Specialize In Room Groupings! ~~ saying he 1ovu only me, and I . haven't told him about seeing BY DOROTHY KILGALLEN ' The most recent tale had Keefe dot to ny to New York on a By LYLI c. WILSON United Sta!Oo, thu bee~ to will> ~eland had beoa· talkbrg with what I think was him and a · 1 · 11 · k5 I · · j k h "A Gh 051 draw from • ~1ty coalalt British officials about colonlaJ. girl, U•lletl Pnol lalerullonal Gossip in Gotham maktng un atterm~ remar pubhcttY,, un et w en .. with the Sov'iet Union for the Love ism aod tbe United Nationl. When I first went out wit b Many 8 U. S. circus man is about, Rhonda Flemmg, and he at Noon opens her~. BragJtt! The United States seems to be of African and Asi&D natious, aom Clevel8Dd and tbe Britia:b agreed him 1 swore 1 wouldn't faD for ln a tizzy over the coming tour doesn t even know _the Ia~~- Fel· 1has refus~ for years to come withdrawing from the United Na·iof thembut lately born and scarce- that extremists badteka over the a mualcian, but I did, IDd like of the Moscow State Circus in lows, some~y 19 auditioning I to the ~mted States, but Joe popularity contest ror the : ly measuriDg up to status as U.N. Special Committee 011 Col- the &Jill aay1, nsreaklnc Up thusiutic. the Fall They were against lhe for a punch 10 lhe nose. has a mighty floe track record 'stat.. oniallsm and furthor thll lbe Is Hard To Do " Should I have Float to the t~ of the __... · th h 't me to pe sive- smtles and approval of the Afro• , . . ""1" ......-1 ,..ap deal that sent an Ameri· The current balmy wea er lw en co s rsua . I Tanl o. Heal committee'• exlromlst oltl· a lhowdown once and lor all? bowl: up lor COilSideraUon, can circus to the Soviet Unlon in Gotham has beeo go~ news ness He uses charm 8 ~ the The Afro-Astans almost I The Afro-Asian ~at w!Mii turned tude w&ll hindering the emanci-- OLD FAITHFUL (FOR Bucket of worma: non .. unand permitted the Russians to lto local merchants. lt ~ncreas·!soft sell, and ve~y ~ew will ~t have ow~ the U.S. proxy in on last month on South Africa at pation of colonial peoples. THREE MONTHS) de"Standable talk. 8 pitch their tents here - al- . ~ .the numb~r of tourtsls eo- that the "COmbm LloD wont .N. Auembly votes. imeetin& in Geneva, SwiUerlan4, WouW lteRIII PreuUN Dear Old Faithful: Shake tbe sratu: reorganize. though of course, none of them )oymg . the sights. and the work on BB · ; La~ry M~k, There was that unbelievable l of the U.N ....sponaored mten<a- More sipificantly, Cleveland Blow off steam to me, or an You've opened the door, DOW spoke very loudly for the re- 1souvenir shops, as llSUal, have Benny Goodmw ~ Bide, lUSt 1assembly resolution 00 colonial- ~ tiona! L.ab<lr Organizatloo. The was said to have told the Britiah undentaDding girl friend, but let me seU you 1 brush: Now cord. But they_ know that the I~neflted most · Sean Flynn, got the nod to wnte three songs 1 • • Afro-Asians demanded expulsion that the United statea would re- don't erupt to HIM unleu you I'd like to preaent my views 1 Russian show with Popov the Errol's son, is set for his for "The Tender H~l," the l sm for w~ich the Umted, of the South African delegatloa. slst the Mro - Asian pressure want to blow this romance sky- Glitches: errors. Ka~: Clown tops anything we've seen fi~st French pr~uct!on , "The S~gne Hasso comedy bemg rea- j state& voted. m November ~1. U S. Assistant Secretary oi La- group demand! for Rclusion of high. So far your song should wrong starts. in Yankee - Doodleland for L10.ns of Veruce. Its an adap- died f~r , Fan productl~n. The I The resolution demanded mde--1bor George L. Weaver headed Portugal and South Africa from be "No Strings." Evea U be Toss down the tube: d18card quite some time Elizabeth tahon of a James Hadley Cha.se show ISO t a musical, but the . pendence across the board every· Ithe U.S. delegation. He liked the the United Nations and other in- Wll out with a kissing cousla an idea. Taylor and Richard Burton are yam-a spy story full of VII> songs will be used as pari of wh•re except In the Soviet em·l g<t~eral Idea and aniiOIIIIC<d that ternatloaal bodies. Both the Unl~- and reaDy, you're guessing- Put your head In lire ehop"'definitely" scheduled to at- lence and Christine .Keeler the actmn . pire of captive nations. The ihe would urge the u.s. gOvern-ed 'state~ and -Great srttaJD •rewhere's the complaint? You ping block: present your idea tend the London premiere of types . Handsome Sean Will play Why aome. stars r~fuse to believe-it ·or· not aspect ol thls ment to leek the expulskm of members of the Special Commit- aren'• engaged. Nor bad you to the boss. '·Cleopatra" - an event that lthe fearless cloak and ~agger own ~utomoblles: ElviS Presley resolution waa in a paragraph South Africa from ~ . UIIIIed, N~ tee on Colonlalls'!I·S!oy~land'o bolter he, unleos yoo stop think· lleHable IIOUI'ce: guy you jult wilt undoubtedly result in an-~ h~ro, naturellement: H~s pre- 19 bemg sued for dn en?rmous ~tatmg "'that.madequacy oL poht· iuooi. 'Ibis pop-oft~~ eonterences bJ London may ing aU druJmnen.- ,pla!,>' l skin met: informed source: guy whe other large flurry of front page Iv10usly em.oted in Itahan and a~nt bef"au~e ~ of hts pals, 11cal, econom1c, social f'~ tfuct-·ot 1he u.&r Department ctid con- 1e8d to realgnatlon ot bOth from game. Suspicion · and life with told tbe guy you jUst ml!t; attention. The epic opens in IGerman n1ckers, but none of driVIng .the singe~ 8 ca~ was . In- ~ tiona/ preparednest shouJd never siderable violenoe to established committee membership. a muaiclaa don't match, be- unimpeachable source: ROY wile England at the Dominion Thea-l them ~as managed to cross the 1volved m an a.CCJdent m which serve as a pretext for deJayibJ I U .S. policy although ilO one The American people have cause you'D always have to started the rumor ln tbe tint tre on July 31, and every re· . Atlantic yet. I a man ~~s k~lled J~trigue independence.•· !seemed to notice. not beert paying much attention to share him with others. - H. place. 8 porter and photographer in I Joey Bishop is seen for only on the RIVIera · ~~~y With one The United States voted for the I G. Mennen Williams, U.S. u- the Ullited Na&ns as these de- Dear Helen: Cast In conerete: fllliUzecL . Blighty 8! weiJ lis hordes from four minutes in "Johnny Cool." of the. best - pubhclz~ 0 ~ .all astonishing proposition. It was sistant secretary of state for Afri- vebpments came along. Cleve- About that man wbo hu the - ENGINEER MAJOR . the Continent have applied for ibut those who've seen it say ~ambling ~o~lslorm 18 hvmg for some time the habit ol the ~ can a((alrs, reputlatecl Weaver. !Qd'e London talks attracted Uttle overbearing, hypercritical boss. Dear Eng: , credentials to cover the event. his pitch as a used car sales- ~t up at t e f onte Carlo gam- United State.!l to vote against Its Ifinally, in a statement made at attention. '!be Af..A&Je pree- 1 have a boss like that. More You've opened the door Francol~e Saga~ surprised man is a gem . Quick, Myr- 1mg tabl~a ter a rather tense 1NATO ally, Portugal, and in sup- Monrovia. Liberia, in which be sure groups and th~r allltw in than once 1 came home deter- now let me sell you a dlctiOJio ttw> beatniks and tnternahonal tie, the stomach pump! rece~s. new b~n~roll was Iport of Atr.Asian complaints said the United States would o~ the United States will lmow aU mined to quit. More than once ary. Or perha.. you engineefl an~: .friend; a ,against Portuguese colonial poll-,poae exclusion of South Africa about it when the lllllembly COD• tJle only thing tbat kept me bad better compile your own. soeialites at St. Tropez by ap- 1 A health rood stall on 48th st. provided pearing everywhere night and Ioff Broadway is doing a rush- very WeB .~ ce ~lty w ose cy. But in December 111162, the from tile United Nations. veau next autumn. Look then fDr from km; :ttng him through the Really, 1 LIKE your atuff - · 0 da_Y, with Bob Wes:thof, t~ Am- :tng business in thelr special g~amor:s b s7~y 1m w t~d Umt~ States balked at an Afro- Meantime, there wat a London some political efforta in t.be Unit. window was: the faCt that we very jugged up. - H. encan sculptor .she dll'orr'fd 1 concoctions.. "Duck·Egg Malt- t row m s 1 8 e ew 0 . ~ Asian-Soviet resolution propos- ~~patch ~porting that U.S. As- eel stateS to re:~tore the U.S. were onl~ on the .second Door This ~lumn lA dedicated te 100n after the btrth or thetr eds" - which have the entire ~ener~us gesture ed . Walt Di~ ing punishment of Portugal. The ststant ~ret.ary of State Harlan proxy to the Afro-AslaDI. and 1 doubt It would have family Dving, 10 if you're baY• child. And it dido'! appear to Iegg, shell and all, ground In· ney as ~ress IDterest rn I done the job. ing kid trooble or~ pllln lr<Do 1 be merely a series of routine to them Director Norman ~~g Crosby~ .P~ahn t~ s~~e ~ I ~ But 1 didn't quit, as t b I s ble, let Helen help YOU. She meetings "for the sake of the iJewison had a run-through of rasm~s I . rec s. man is tempted to, becaUH I will aiiO welcome your OWl baby": lhey were . exchanging I the Meredith Willson musical, (\';'m:.,_lltle, ehf Anstole'l 11 ' I' I ' bad a famlly. After Ill montbs amusing uportenct!l. Addl'lll Fond little kisses In public and '·Here's Love, " a mere one la a tBoMprolndessor whose son of pure hell mv boss eharlged. Helen BotteJ bl eue ol tbil hasanl m ·~ obVIOOsly renewing '!'hot Old lweek after rehearsals began , · By Way•• G. Brondlltadl, M.D. I In oklo diving, tbe llrll pre· ear back to the throat preaento He aow depends on me for ev· newspaper, Feeling .Accident-pro~e J~r- 1A very rare happe~ing . on Water sports of all kinds are eaoUon Js to make 1ure Uud no problem. Pre.auru to the 1 ::;:2:~:.:....---. --ry Lewis will da a whrrlwmd IBroadway, I The cast IS mlgh~y . steadily growing in oopularlty. yoa ar• pbyslcaUy Ill. No ... nasal linuaea wiD likewise pr. FUME PATIGUE tour of New York , covermg 34 lenthus1ast1c about the show Next to water skiing the pop. widl 80 acule or chronic resplr- sent no problem if their opea- SAN FRANCISCO (UPI) IU theatl'ft, to .bal,zyhoo the pre- potential. . , ' ularity or skin diving is incr.... olory b>fectlen, epilepsy, rop- lnga are not obatrueted. U Ir yoo find yourself pttlng Dl~~~:~ ~~~-:.~! Df m1e~e D! his N~tty Profes- : 0 n e . of the nat)(ln s be.sl Iing rastest. Some 5 million per- hired ear drum, .,. impaired blocked, the pressure wm ea.\118 drowsy while drlv~g In slow, ••c••..• t. o.... ._........,. sor. He II travel m an ambu- known ]azz clubs, San FranciS· · sons in this country will try It bearina: sboold eve• cGustder ez;cruciaUnl pain durinp ascent. heavy traffic, you re probably c._.. ~ n IIIIL . . . . , lance, colnplete with. a doctor l.'O's Bl~khawk,. is foldi~ aft· 1 Ithis summer. Their pleasure will tbls sport, Pressure 011 the lungs be- afflleted with more than just ::,u:;M,:-&..;!~ &nd an ozygen tent, m case he er Cal T]ader wmds up hts cur·depend 011 a thorough under· Next, take a prepar~tory comes 8 hazard in dives of boredom. ~~.....!! ~~J::....,::O.• ,.., 1 "Uns out of gas. rent engagement there lstandinll of the hazards involv· course. Then get the equipment more than aJ feet. For this rea- You are probably gettln8 an "'' .dltqt:tat •llOIM W'VaJMIM. ' Kirk llouglaa has nailed down Things ought to be lively at UNJUST CRJTICI ed you will need and always plan son. aU dives to 8 greater deptb overdose of exhauat fumea, ac- -~.:,:a:,. lhe screen rights to Vill<'enl the Labor Day rally in St. AI· If we did not provide for the 1 · to milke your' dives with a dlv- sho'uld be und---•en -•· ~·• cording to the NaUonal Auto- """' . F laherty •.s b'10_graphy of Gener· bans Queens, In honor of the proper defense or all who cue : vnaa uuyw1d wua_ mobile Club. Tests ha!'t' lboWD. "Mtttu!U ~ataoaeJ ao•.nu~~a~ ,.,1111 nauw ing partner _ Never alone. SCUBA (seH-contained &imhall, ..._, au ......_. ~I Pershing and is planmng to 1signing of the Emandpation accused of crime, then the in- ·or us have the rlc"lt to be rtt- ·Have one person on the surface water breathinJ 1 that a driver following another-.:::..=::!:.~="-:. 1 1 ~ake it a major project for !Proclamation. ~x • Presid~nt nocent, when falsely accused, presented by 8 lawyer. Sir.ce !who knows where you are, Here again the hazar:":'~ th~ car closely in heavy traffie CID:;:: ~.,. us own company K e e f e 1Harry Truman will be sharmg 1 would have no way to prove the lawyer has a duty t• ·re- I The chief hazards result from ascent inhale enough carbon monOll:.. DaD~ S.'lll:Dftlee 111,., 8 .... Brasselle, considerably agitat· 1the platform with Sonny Lis- their innocence.So under our sent you. much criti{'bm of the increase in pressure on the The· d kle from tbe car ahead to be-- :::.,:'•· -:._-~ ::' .., ~ over the unpleasant stories 1ton . ' Jaw we look on a man as inno- him is unjust. jbody gases with each root of f iver m~st not ascend come distinctly drowsy, the _... \r.: ., •UJJ• ou' ~· ::: !.hat are being spread about . Joe Levine in In the midst of cent until he is found gutlty Should a lawyer defend per . . include the air iD the mkldle ear aster than oot per secood, club said. t:....... IUie .._ - . . . . 111m, Is ~ure ... ~ knows t h e Ia series of . lransatla~tl: phon~ Iunder prop.er .court proc1 · gs sons in court if he kr <; or include ~ealr ln the middle ear, :.,:te:~~ bub:.:!~.bJs IOUTc. •nd wtll take steps. calls arrangmg for BrJgttte Bar From th1s 1t follows L all thinks they have done the 1cts nasal smuses, lungs, and that ! -~------~ of which they are :- 1ed'! which is dissolved in your blood. Because ~~ air 1n hls lunJs They ll Do It Every 1tme -···-By Jmuny Hatlo • Yes. The worst criminal has 8 Since the pressure increases at I~ d~~l, ~ m': ,. right to a fair trial. This he the rate of lD pounds per square I ~ c:,ntinsurf is RHOMBOID DAYDREAMS ALL 1J..IE cannot have unless a lawyer inch for every 33 feet of descent, I re~ ~ d 8~ small air So J.IE ARRtvES w1m J.!is 1DN0GE WAY ~OME OF A NICE,l.ON6, COOL sees that he has a fair jury the greatest changes occur lo Ino ~~ one, J.IAN61N6 OUT· .. AND lHE COOLEST 1 ())(INK AT J.IOME IN lHE SUWRBS···· 1HIN0 IN mE J.IOU5E 1$ J.10T MUSTARD··• ond that it hears only l•wful the frrsl 15 feet. i sa~s thn llDg8 IDlY ruptUre ' evidence against him. For divers who do not go i ro.:OO in~nd=., ~ 20 0 Sometimes the defense coun- ;nore than · ~eel ~ ~ the sur- iblood vessels ' I DEi'ROSTED lHE REJ:RIC:> "• sel arouses public fee!;ng by ace, Fno edqulpmeden t nmlecesl~ I These bobbles wiD reaeh the Wl-tY ? I WANT h' · !fort to th sary. or eeper seen, n ~s SJ~cere e s see a1 mum equipment consists of a 1arteries In the bralil, obstruct 10 CLE,_,.. IT hrs clrent has every proper Je. 1ace mask that covers the eyes !the Row of blood and ...,. ..,. REAl. 0000·-. . ga I safeguard . The public 'SY d ( tJ.s.. !vulslons or lap.se of contcloutmisunderstand these legal an nose gogg 1.es are unsa 'ness moves. To the public they ~m factory), and fllppers. Earplugs . to be unethical efforts to deleat should not be woro, becaiiSe at It Is wise never to dive 11 yw justice, by delay or bv taking a depth of 15 to 20 feel they wlll ,are tired, cold, or not feeling h . prevent equallzaUoo ol tbe alr 1weD. When you are under WI· ad vnge I Ia Of ceran t I · .. 1ecmd'mak calitles." . on both sides of the ear. Drums Iter on t e Ill' unnecessary :may rupture from within ou~ . movements, Elcesa use of enIt iB o~e of our basic ~em- !ward. lergy lncreases ywr need for ocratlc Tights. to be cons :red Furthermore, pressure from o~,ygen and cleplotee your air mnocent unt1l legal "<'<' tbe outside may force the plugs supply more rapldb', pi'Oves our gollt beyond a reas- 80 deep into the ear canal that onable doubt. they will have to be removed AUTO DEATBB All who are charged with surgically. . NEW YORK (UPI) _ Dealba cnme have a rtght to altor- 'llle healthy dwer soon learns l . ney's aid. An attorney swoa,·s how to keep the Eustachian from motor vehicle .ll!cldeDII to aee that tbe accused. wheth· lubes that lead !rom hla throat are higheal In tbe wj!ol and er later provo•n to be guilly or Ito his middle ear open at a II soothweol, aocordiq to 1 lfGdY innocent, geta each prot' •ive times durlnc 11 descent. legal rlsht to which he is en· I When ho aseends, the bub- by statlstlclana of the Metropolo UUed. _ I!ins ol air lrom the middle !tan Lifo IDstrrance Compao,. LOCAL AND STATE News Of Mason County \Vest v·lftriDJa .. . as Save "J..":"Ina· problem, one that baa 1111111 angles. GettinJ to the P.O.: . _ pllablng the jab, Hang taugb: delay. Honked up: eonfuled. Jugged up (I' bot to trot: en- . . ., pOlD . t cOUBCI"I Grants r·IDle For Burford A T0 AopeaI DeciSIOD • . Of Federal gency ..,uun,. • I Reports From Th e Capt to ~~~~ ::. ~ ~~ :~ ~:~· Voice Of Broadway ••• Reporting I v.. ~~~~It Skla Bealer Pl8ylul Crowds 1· Attend Both Concert Events Ba,._, ~ · · Hospital Helen Help Us! comes out of OW' pookethookt. It 11 estirr,.ted that the total debt retirement last year added up to nearly $59 billion, and the interest charge alone was over $16 billion. Americans were in personal debt In the amount of just under $262 biUi->n. One of the newest wrinkles Is the Increase in the amount that the debt Is being protected afainst the fraUities of life to the benefit o the borrower and his dependents. There is now an estimated UB' bDlion of credit Ufe lnsuruce In force, which is added to the other forma of life insurance that provide gener~ protec· lion lor mortgage and other debts, This general spree of going in debt is more or less a back wash that followed World War n. There were tremendous savings that found an outlet, which created a great wave of buying, and when that started to subside new ways were found to g•t ~eople to buy more and more rna· terial things to increaae the so-called higher standard of living, which has fin· ally about reached Its peak In what we call now the "Buy Now-Pay Later." It is well for the average citizen to survey this situation periodically to see where we are going. The next time you complain about paying taxes it might be a good idea I<• check on where the rest of your personal salary is going, ' r.)Gordon Merkel, AMn '!!~~· : lar~re · ~ •Bate., Rt. I J'omeroy, Manh· Warren P'armor, WOllam o8nt Homer Stephen HiU, Jr., [' all RleboniRousb. Rt. Z Racine, 8111, Mrs. J - Luadder, An· ; CUI~, va., Mrs. Edward 0orr c. Boao, Rt. 1 Porlland, ithony Grtlfltb, Mrs. G. E. w.~ ~ews M. Blake,w. Jr., Brownell Ave., Mrs. JaC!k Lewis, Ironton, and 1<1r111, Mro. C. Jl'. Soyre IIIII InMiddleport, Charles EugeDO William I . ~yon, Huntlni!lOIJ, ' fant daughter, Mra. II. R. l!'.lltaed llolpllal Evans, Rt. I Middleport, Mr1i.' W. Broob and Infant daughter and Among thooe who entered 1Norman A. Russell, Rt. 3 Pom· , Blrlhl .Mra. W. F. P'ayne and Infant 9 Holzer hospital over the po~t l eroy, Mrs. Gary L. Gibson, Rt. ~ Mro. Jolin G. Johnson, !4\lo sor1. , PT. PLEASANT _ A tarce ·'•••••••• weetead iDcluded: Sunday - 11 Harrisonville, Mro. WIUiamj Smltben St., daughter, 10:10 1 Amon1 Alllnl. .crowd attended both concerto ·• Cart M. Simpkins, l'Al36 East· iC. Hansgen, Rl. 3 Wellston, Mrs. ,p.m. Saturday. Mrs. J . Francis • According to the midnlsht re- nresenled b• the American I ern Ave., Mrs. Lena Day, 86 !Leo c. Steele, Rt. t llamden, :MuUen, 131 Foorth Ave., daugh· lpurt"' the nursing departm ..l, Wind Symphony under the dl· Pine St., CJrarlea Lee Lambert, ; Mrs. Olho L. McNeal, Hamden, ter, 2:41 p.m. Saturday . Mrs ..those patleall who were listed ' reclloo of Robert •Bmlrdeau / 11106\lo Third .Ave., Rhoni J u e !Miss Margaret c. Lawleoa, fr·' Paul H. •Kent, Rt. I Bidwell,. as ratr Included 'Mrs. c 0 r a Ifrom their traveling . concert ' Leming, GalUpoUa, Mrs. Dous· !onton, Charles F. Harper, Hunl· ldaughler, 1'118 a.m. Salurday. Sweeney, Cbar)ea Kerper, Char· barRe moored at the loot or ! las G. Spurlock, Rt. 2 Gallipo. ; ington, Mrs. Samuel R. O'DeU, , . Dloeharged les Crigqer, Jameo Gentry •, Mrs. ;Main Slreel Sunday afternoon PT PLEAsANT _ Cit Coun- lfi"'UUId lhel tho bid IJIOCIIIea. llew to .-pt tbe laoo'erd bid. Us, Mra. Carl C. Day, Rt. 2: Ravenswood, W. Va., Harry D. Patienl.s discharged over !he · Eslus Plymale, Eddie 0 Dell, 'and ovemng. · Y to u1r; !Dr concrete Huntlugtoo Attorney R'"'rt Crown City, Mrs. George W.l Ravenawood, W. Va.,lpasl weekend Included James !dr. . Clarenct Yal'ljley, Mrs.• ,ell at a speelal meellni Friday tlOIII failed and tber.. !n Burdon! and Charleslo . •It· Kenny, 133 Park Dr., Pt. Plea· l(expiredt, Edwarc M. O'Jleii, •Ferretl, Mrs. George Grimm, Sanford Griffith, Mrs. J!:mma .Point. PIPB..nt was fortunate :venlnM ad~rn~the ;""lon ~tdJ:::. ·~~t"lt;'rr:ulred under ~ ~ Robert Perry spo' tt F~.:..;&;;~.;.;.~~.......'i\Havenswood, W. Va., SamueiiRollls W. Queen, Mrs. Jlenny ,Etlas, Mrs. Lena Da~ . Ottle to obtam the Symphony lor the or seven aye n wyen ore Y ,• ' ocll m behaH of thf ·• R. O'Dell, Ravenswood, W. Va. Baisden and Infant son, Mrs. McGraw, Victor Knight, Cle- Centennial year lhe concerts representing ""!!"re~ paving low. Alxterson s alleg~l';., firm asking Council IC' NOW •• and Charlea E. Crigger, Rav· Cbarles Clay and Infant daugh·land Hines and Miso Moyme aro usuatlv presented lo GalU· ~~= S.~ ~oe protest WIIh the CF -- .. an e.t.nslon of time and ,,a~ W. Va. ' ter, Mrs Wlltiam J. Smith and i Berridge. polls each year but Galllpolll , 'a or ed thai the City should not ba Saturday - WiUtam A. Bur- ,lnlant daughter' Char lea E. Ev· One unll of blood .... admln· was generoos to let this c i I y ::;~phto~ tten sf crtliClzed for accepting th· , i4 ~ ~~:~ 20 Grape St , Mrs. Ben- ' ans, Mr< Thurman Borden, Ro- lstered at the hospital oo Satur- have the symphony lor the Con• on concrete which Is only ,.. s. Dillard, Rt. 1 Galli· herta Fetty, Mrs. Walter Sny· 'day. .tennial celebration. toS:.1!":Uves a~ U Y OUI'Se cent higher 'than foc asp' Rebecca Jean Taylor, Rt. ;der, DenRII Smllh, Grlbert John- : Several hundred people vis!~ their low bid tD tbe Pt. Perry told CooocU, "we'ra 2 Galllpulis Mlso Sh Jrley \son, Scott Reed, Herman Kells, ed the barge durrng the after. . confident thai the government Hatch, 9io 2:1r\l Sl., Pt. 'Mrs. Hattie Reed , William .noon to view the Nigerian Art :"1:t~ th Twen1y-one persons alle~"1 l wiU decide as yoo did that tba 11 Pleasant, Mrs. Ray H. Jonos, l Mrs. Hobart Eskew, rl ·Exhibit on display on the harge, oject e y sup pa I tbe llrst Meigs tbCoun~A Ma per cent difference in accept. Jefferson Ave., Pt. PleasEdgar Hawks, Mrs. 'Stan- I Music appealing to every Usten- pr · . study course on e n In concrete wa s 1 wise dedPamela p Re olds, Mas· Jenkins, Mrs. Howard No- 1 Mr. and Mrs. Mayna"' .Bahr .~r was presented by the 57 piece Tbe •lluallon arooe la&t .week ual Wednesday, July 10, at. the · . g , MtDDLIPORT W Vs Ja~k [!Little, Rt. Mrs. J. Robert Smith, rand Bill'! w~re Sunday dmner orchestra. when the Comm~mty .ractlltJes Pomeroy Senior High auditor- !SlOD-::::-·,,- -- - · -- - . '' Keith Snyder. Ranae Me. guesla of Mr. and Mrs. Clyde rejected Council s act11111 in a· 1ium. . 1 David Cole, Dennis Cole, Salser of Racine. :~~rdin.R. a b1d for concrete pav-1 Additional sessiom~ w1ll be I Miller, Mrs. Thomaa .Mr. and Mn. William Rose, vlsltlng her parents, Mr. and mg to Burford on the gr~' l held Wedn<'sday. July 11 and Charles Campbell, land son, of Columbus were Mrs. Everett Milhoan over the that the btd from A~der'~m' s July 24. at 7::«1 p m at r he weekend. Inc., for asphalt pavtng, was Pomeroy Senior High The cla~s. l I Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Davis, , being ~onduded bv MN . HarGood Idea. Conooll· Marie, Johnny and. Darlene, m.. old Lohse, Southeasr district I 1 date your debts. tared to Umon C1ty, Pa ., Frl· dirE'f'tor. is still open to m"'mLump them tosether day to visit his sister, Mr. and , bers interested in takin~ I h e 1 and pay them off with 1 Mrs. Clifford Sellers and child· course. a cash loan from us. ren. They returned home Sun- 1 At the first session were , Mrs. Chances are your one monthly payment will day afternoon. • Anna Wheeler. Mrs. Julia Norbe a lot less than Mrs. Clara Mlthoan and Mrs. I ris, Mrs. Nora Cross. LetBrt: For Limited you're paying 01.1t ev3 ROOM GROUP Louise Chaffee took their sevMrs. David Davis. Mrs. James IIY month risht now. en children to the Middleport 1 PT. PLEASANT _ Property Will, Salisbury: Mrs. Betty Only ASLDWAS _ __ 5 park Wedne~~y for an o~Ung.l damage estimated at $l,OOO and Lou John~on, Mrs J . A. S~tth . ECONOMY SAVINGS & LOAN COMPANY Deputy V1rgll Atkins Wlll bel minor personal injuries were in· : Mrs. D. E. VanMeter, Racu.le; 300 W. Second St.- WYandotte 2·2111, Pomeroy at the Olive Grange for inspec-1 curred In a two ve-hicle accident Mrs. Harry Swartz. Mrs. Z1ba i tion July 26. Members are re- Sunday afternoon on Jefferson Mtttlciff, Bedford; Mrs. Robert 1 AD Editorial: 'fHE curtain rings down on another tax paying period for Meigs real proper· ty this week and there are no doubt rna· ily Meigs persons are weeptng and wall· lng aO<ut the high cost. of living In this repu~lic just as they d1d back In the month that saw the deadline for pll)'in& Income taxes. It is always intert!'stlng to obsE-rve this situation and note that the average person comP:letely overlooks the money they pay out m other channels In the numerous hidden taxes and the vast amount of money that goes to meet the • DaDyl!entlner, Pomeroy-Middleport o., Jut,. u, tiNis.s ft 1Qiapa1. Mlu Janet ~- ~ Where Does Your Money Go? ' '•' 1 ' ~LVILLE, • .OHIO �• II ' I Dodgers, Yankees Making Shambles Of Pennant Lo An I H Ids 0 w·d -~ I est gees National uad In If' Years s ~~ I'RED All. STARS W · LosAngel~ :ros:;: ':~':~eninl •I I I 1 It' ll I ° a ftft-811 lor wild pttcllt:nl!'' I Bob Boume ' h I : 1 k f lea• IW. Fruth'l scored oeven I Taklnt tH .los.! .... .Melt• zlo, who worlrad 1110 inoinilli IIMWiotl oevon hllo, winner of _1on1811r.• 4amt bio !ween the Ga1Hpololndlaltlo114 (';fan 7 lrlo Syracuoo t.- al p. m. day. BAASJ'ED, Sweden UPI ~ DOflnis Raiston ol l!likiitllel~ CaJif., and Edda Budding of Gtf;l many defe1ted SWMM'• 'lboma1 Halberg and Katarina Barthold· son, G-t. t-l 1 8UfJday to win' tht mixed doubles title in the Swedo is-h International ttnnis toum• ment. • rI WAs lhev beal lh• Pholadolphta Ph il l hil altac . eatur ng Olllfl'l by J1es. :1-2 . tn a game shortened to : Ken Boyer and Bill White, to I ~ six inmtlg 5 by ra in. Tht> victory ! bc!!at tht: Cubs behind the eight· I S.l score. . scored two runs In the first 1 In the second Jnntng they iOrimrn to score silt run!. They "·d ec k'1 1n · 1 The tourney -•· 11 c:•ve run• on J'u•t one · .u ·"ded two more ill the thlrd .Men'• & loyt' Su wEJ~ thPir 5PVf'nth in a row Bnd l lu·l p1·1c h'mg ot Ray ,. d k tod enters ;.J h Its thsec- Iinning and two in the sixth In , , ...... ...-vrm ll1t'll 12th in their last 13 gam es. their opener. Ex-Redbintl! Larry ! 10 ~ee - ~ ~~ t re: ;downing the Middleport Ser'la· lhU iS los.ing Pitcher Barry)iimlng on two walkfl , • fiekl~ Hmmor 1 .lohnnv Podrt"S t'Onti.Dued the Jackson and Lindy McDaniel I · · tots 4-l. Haddix gave up th~ walks, · er ~ cholce, • hit batter, 1nd 1 · · "'"•lloni pilching lliticlt has combmed in a nino-hitler in the I Winning pitcher Doug Kosher a ...... loaded trlplo by E•i· do··~·· by Marnhoul. marked the Dod ger drive wU:b a aightcap, however , dur1ng which 1 permitted slx hits, but Middle-- lish. and his teammates com- Pomeroy's three ri.Uls all ~P\' en-h itlf'r for his filbtb do- Lou Brock, Ron Santo and Ernie r port managed only one run, mttted an error. ]came In the thli'tl innlnR .rhe~ · · !on ,gainst SIX " " " ' · Dodg« Banks homered for Ihe Cubs. EL YR1A mPH - Bob Bourne 'Nltlch came In Ule second inn· Thai olosed out the ileorlhg Jelf Mankin walked, Mike Roash ~ . pi1 c>hf"rs h av~ give-n up only eight Banks' 352nd homer of his ca· - .Jr. of Oberhn .. 1 ~hman meming with two out Tom Haw-j for the J!tl alid It was not untn r'A'at hit by the pitcher, McKeno · ttf, · ,tms in t h~ sf"vt>n-game winning reer placed him seventt. among I ber ol the Umvers1ty of Hom;ton ley singled, J Stobart doobled , ,tl1e fourth Inning that Galltpot-~ lie doubled them both home, W~- ~~ .,_..... ..,1rp.a k and hO \'f' allnwed two tilt' NL s all-time homer k1Hgs1. team lhi ssprmg, moved out to a and Hawley scored wher B. lis &Cored lll lone run. Rdy and later scored himself on a tu n ~ or lf'RS In l2 nl t-h(' •r Ja"t Reds, Br•Yes Split two-stroke lead in the morning ,Demosky's smash was fumbled jFrailet waS tif~ on an error 1.ouble by Jed Wills. 18 go me-s Vt~da Pinson had thret! hits in , round and then held on to defeat The Pomeroy Cordlnal Pmw for ~n error ' 'arut !JCOI'ed .when Haddtx smack~ I John Bright was .the wtnntna 1\tf'Lith Wal4 JJI)St>r rach game as the Reds and I Dan Carmichael nf Cnlumbus _for league team displayed its Kosher struck out nine . Ind. ed hi! second double of alloWing two hits, MntU'}' Wills' triplr ;.wrl Ji m Bnn-es split th<"ir doubleheader.i th~ Ohm Amatf'Ur Golf Champ•on- 'strength &'"l in Saturday b~· de- walked four in getting the Y"it'· 1game. <;i P!Jam·i sacrihcl:' lly __gavl:' the· He anrl _Marty Keough hOmered ; ~h_1 P Sunday. feating the Cheshire Bttbe Ruth tory. Losln_g pitcher D. ,David- , !ngJish, in winnlnl!l, •ave Dodgflr, n run m the l tr~t mnmg 1m tht- f1 rst game to help John l . l'ht- IS-year-old_ golfer, making team 9-0 on a £our-hit shutout son and h1s I'E!Jie£. T. bemM-~ four hits tWO of them doublel!ll nnd thPy added_ two m11re on los· Tsitouris win his. fifth game of h1s first start '" the Wurne~ . by Lefty Rew: Cummings. key , allowed. the Pt. Pleasant b\1 Haddix and two !linglH er l'a l M('Lish 111 the fourth 11 1th the st>ason and oeal Bob Shaw , carded a.one-over-~r 38- 35-73 m While going the route fnr the learn only fl\'e hits, but tW(] \Mike ·Ryal. Re struck out I he hf>!p of Huben Amaro's er- his sPvent~ set·back. Pinson al~ ~ th~ mornmg. Carmlchae! , lhe J.960 cardinals, cummings ranned uf them were singleS by Rrst- jand walked three. 1 rur. plw; singles by John Ro!;e-~ had two smgles and 8 double m titlist, pared the margin to one eight. and walked tWo. Cheshire baseman Steve Chapman that 1 Losing pitcher Raddix ~~ ~ 10 Dl,.,..nt Dtslgns In ck lloro and Willif' Davis. Home! the nightcap but they weren't , st~oke twice but never caught up. pitchers Leach and Lenny Tyo drove In all four runs . Chap-- ed five hits including 8 d n1ns by Johnny Call ison_ ~n~ : t>nnug~ to ~revent Joey Jay from I _ I'he _mor-ning ~nd was: played struck out six and walked thf'@e. ~an singled home twh in the and triple oo EngllHh and Amero produred thP Ph1lhes j suff_enng hts. 13th ]{Iss: ram _ and wmd whipperl the Pomeroy hitters were Ed , f1rst and ~wo more In the sixth. dttubl..to Wen-y. Haddix sm•ck 11 ALSO NICE SILICTION OF WALL runs. I Btg bluw m the rughtcap for course. m the afternoon, althou gh Boer with a pair tJf Olek . F'ot Middleport, J . Stobart oul 13 and walked four. PANELING TO COMPLI!TE YOUR ltEMOI)ILINI 1be Chicago Cubs defeat.f"d the , the Braves was Joe Torre's two-- lthe raJ~ stopped. Werry a double, a double and single to lead : The Pomero_y Jets w111 St. lmli1 Cardinals. 7·3. after a ~ run wind-blown double in the Carmt~flael . began his. ~oond Bill Radford , Charles losers in hitting. Jmeet Red's Meats of Pl. Pl<•as--11 J.(J-3 loss, the Mil waukel:' Bra\'_f'sl fir~t inning. , round With ht8 secon.d birdie ofland Ronnie Logan, all Red's Meats wtll now phiy ant next 11'lursday at 8:00. won, 7-6, after loisng tn the Cm-: AI Spangler s leadoff homer thf' day, 0~ the startmg holf'. ~t Hltter11 for Che&hire were Peck Pomeroy J~ts Th'ur!dliy at TJh:RD GAME PHONE WY 2·3741 ciMatl Reds, 5-.'i,and the_ Hous- f a~<i John Bateman's three-run the long third hnle. _he top~ hls :wlth a pair of sing1es, and tn a foor-lnnln8 COhtest callledll N. Oh' 0 ew pen Golf Champion Cummings Has Sh I9-0 utout At Cheshire I r--.-.-"""'' i I I I pANTS •. 1:\0c I 1 ROIINSON'S , I 1 ,..a;:=r•DryJf-A ARMSTRONG_......___, II 7 CEILING TILE s.. lin King Builders Supply Co. ---anNwtnthaltttp~-~~~~a~- 1 exrended the Nf'w Ynrk Met!' en-run first inning and Hal gle. a double and 1 homer. ~ losing st~eak to 15 gan:'es in CSkinny). Brown .took. it from Hurtel Fear-RHtfor otlwr NatJOnal League act1on. there w1th a nme·h1tter that Chet Nichols, with ninth-inning Jb the American Lea~u e, t he earned him his third win of the relief help from Dick Radatz. New York Yankees beat Kan,.; as year _ Galen Cisro suffered hls hurled a four.flitter for tht! Red City twice, ll-6 and S·D, Minm>- St"venth loss against four Wins. Sox in picking up his first vicsoA. ~ 11 pair from Clevt:> land , The serond games in New tory of the season. In the openB·i anEI 54, the Roston Red Sox York and Philade-lphia and San er. the Angelll coD\'erted seven blanked tbe Los: Angf'II"S Angels, Francisoo's 1chedul8:1 dooble walks into runs to offset a grand 5-0 after a 10-8 loss , and the Bal- header in Pittsburgh w er~ railled slam homer by J.Jlu Clinton 8nd timore Orioles split with the <l!i- eut. · a tw!l-run blast by Carl Ya•· ~and~~ ~~r~,~~~~~h~~~n~g~~~·~:~:---S_E_C_O_N~D~G=A=M=E~-~u:~:e:r_~ =~~=~~a=~~~I~O~-~m~n~~m~~N~,~~~4 ~A~ft=.=~=~~-=~~M~~-I-~~·~0~·~ - ~~~~ · tee shot, hit in the rough then into a trap for a douhl• : bogey six and went two down . Bourne parred the fifth and .sixth holes in the afternoon. win· ning both to go four up. on the ninth , he missed the green hi11 hogey left him three up. Going to the hiiek side, i!Oitrn<! j hit his approach into a deep gul.' trzemski. ley arid when his hall moved, as The White Sox earned a spltt he removed I beer can, he againsl Baltimo~ when Nellie lhe hole .... ponelfy. ' FoJI singled home two runs with At No. U. Bourne thiMed • two two oulll in the ninth Inning of foot putt that left him ooly one !he nlghtcop. '""' Oriol.. won up. But Carmichael th .....putted ~ opener by routing Ray Her· the next one to lo8e It. and dle ." With 1 foor-run burJJt in the Bourne drove tnto the trees ahd HE' uttftoed virtu&lly lht> ~etme third inning. Mike McCormick made a double bogey tlx on the words wh~ Roetr Marts, the limited the White Sox to six hitl 15th hole. Carmichael waa only other half of the Yankees' bero~ giving way to Stu Miller one down again, but on the ltth dreaded " M 6: M" combo In the eighth. Bourne chipped up elose for t knocked oot of action wilh ; The Twins scored 11 runs on birdie four IJtat left him two up bact~: nine days ago. rive homen; iJ1 sweeping the In- with two holei!l to go. Houk'll grammar rMY ha1•e i •li':ans. Horrte runs by Earl Bat· "nley halved the 17th to end 0\11!! been faulty but oot his logic. Zoilo Versalles and Vic Pow- mateh with • t and 1 vl!l'dlet ror Manti! la h.aek with ,tJe I accounted for all of Minneso-- 1 BoUrne. the 1962 Mkl~erlca bul it may be a few more da~~ ! ;;;~,, ;,'"~;ns in the opener. Don l .runtor cllamp who Will Jnellsibte before Houk writes his na~ greeted Barry l•tman for that toorney thla year bealuse the lineup card. Yet during with a grand-slammer in the : of hit age. absence the Yan~ haw first inning of ltK' nightcap and CarmldWel'e downran Wu 1111 !'I of 41 gameo. With botlt Harmon Killebrew <~~nnected for poor putUna late In the duo!, II<! tie and Maris miMing during thtt! his 20th homer with one aboard milled putt. at three, four end past week. Houk's men ha\'e won In rhe tiltth. , fi¥t ft!tt. five of !!even. So who's dying? The Yankees Increased thelr first place bulge in the Amerlt!an League to fll,i james SUnday by takine .a pair !rotn the Kan· ,., City Alhl<tlcs, 11-f and s-.. MORMRTY 1!PI Sporb Wrll.er Vhl'n Mlck.f'y Mantle 1 nmkPn bOne in hi~ left foot .rmw .'i, manager Ralph Houk of the Nrw Ynrk YankH"s ln!ii.sted " wt>· re not goinl!l to lay down : 1 n.. ~. _ - -- _..,_,_. • ..,,_, ............. ~~? ._, • ., ~· AW ._tor J6pr.n Sub- ...-.lliWe • ~ ••H WI"'':,Jit't" •-...aVL ..,... ~-.,..,... ABBOTT WY 2-5321 N. 2nd A. ., Middleport "M M" '""'· - •• the I flrlt game 11 KaMM City 10 help the Y l - wtpo out 1 4-G d.ril!ll AI Dowltitlg, Who pftclted a lour-hit shul<>ut, <Oast-1 ed to vi<!lorJ lo lhe nighteop aa 1'<lm Trolli hR a pair ol tolD homers and Elston Howard lmocltell Jn ... With • Ida- MONTHLY PAYMENTS AVERAGI WEEKLY COST $100 $ 5.33 16.00 26.67 36.17 .31c .93c 1.55 1.19 300 500 700 ._.mlft. 11\('luOt aU ettar-. 25 montht tlmt. I Early_Week SPECIIU! ..... ,.... - .......,It ,1 · 1 ...... GIANT4QUAIT lECTANGULAl s•owboal Ta•le Pitcher I get Wily AIR foorth !Jet of the - ft~ll. •rrttter r.!:~thlat~ear.the 11 10 ;: _,____ ..... 1 llartinCsr pltdllda llvNII Bob Ord bid three ·OIIrltl (ll:ltl). 1 dOUble t1t1 11-blt When Money b The CluestJon lolir, 0, til- •t Cllwreb of Cbrl~ -:~::·. Mlddlello .. . .. .. . .. Crnat Puffs .. " .•.... Me\ltodlot · · · · · · · · · · · · lc ie M ke hes WY 2-2171 -~. .., . , __ ..... ' y '•, t Lew Price MORT011 ::;-. Turkey, Clolcke11, Hem, ...,, ~ ~i~h;rer;ndM~n~n~r::~- :~~: Plalo, 11--.l'k. - ' COfiAGE CHEESE lor4ell'l, lre~~thtotl'a Faii'IIHIIIt, V••r hll l\ 2-U. 14ol Colcat•'• Toot•pa111 ... .· ' J l II In- <;::: •.•• Solia...ry Steelr. Spoehetli .. Meet I teit.n, ' ,. CATSUP a I• The Annrer · I I t I port ; Mr. and Mrs. John FishJ er, Hebron : Mr. aod Mrs. S John Terrell and two children, Oak Ridge, Tennessee : Mr . and SERVICES SET Mrs . Fisher and son, Tom , Graveside servtces for Rob- the honored g•est. ert Gene Morris, Jr., who died in St. Joseph Hospital Sunday evening, will be held Tuesday BLABTS KENNEDY at 2 p.m. in the Middleport Hill TOKYO 1UPI J - A """" P'•per ll cemetery. Survivors include in Communist North KorE-a his parent!!. Mr . and:*Mt. Rob- called President ert Gene Morris, Letart; 1 1ls- "lhlrd class clown" for ter, Pamela Morrl!! at home; ing "CAptive Natklns grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. urfing prayers for freedom . Harold Payne, Lake, w. Va., cordin& ~ o Pyongyang Del Monti end Mro. Joseph Mocrts, Mid· broad<~~t moni~red here. dleport, The broadcaot 11id the ron•a•1' 'I Tomoto was made i1 a commenLary i CAR RECOVERED the newspaper Rodong Shinmoon A 1160 Mercury auto uwned The AeW!JMiper was quoted by Poul Sodate of Nellonville callln1 Captive Nations Weeit 14-oa. ltl. was stolen in Middleport Satur· despicablo annual campaip day Dilht from in frunt of the the U.S. ruling circles. " Blue Terton ll•orn ond ri!COVered In Go!Uo county SUndly mor- ATTENDS RECEPTION nlnl by Ernest. Thompson, Gal- MOSCOW IUPII - llya Ehtr<n-11 Ita county 'P"' 111 deputy oiler- bu'l 73-year-oko "dean" o1 SOvl·-11 iff. The car hod been abandoned et oltended 1 Ba•tille on George' Creelt Road... reception at tbo Frmclt E==~ SUnday in his first publio CITED TO COURT once since hi! was deoounoed James H. Pa_rsons, 17, Rt. I Premier Nikita s . Racine, no ctlod to Gallla last March ooun)1 juvenile oourt Wednos- Ebrenburg chaUed with •-'day on left of center charge by but &teered hil rem~rka the OSP • from hi• chastl,.ment lor "m,.._ lltodo>" vien of lh<! stalin CONFINED BY ILLNESS n.. writer wtto il ou!ferlng Tullo 1:. w. Harper Is oanlined by 1 h<art ailment, appeared Ulnaaa In the home o1 h18 ton, and drawn Relph Harper, of Middle Ridge _·_ __ loot, Madilloo, Ohio. OPPOftEII INCIIJI:A8E RATE!! MAlJUAOI APPIJCATIOM WASHINGTON tUPii Robert White Lambert, 20, AI'L-CIO ~kl the l'ldorol · . Ctllumillla, laborer, tnd Alllh oerve Boord Sllndoy tbal mention Ar'- Woltt, 20, Synzcuae. llrolllll oppooed any ....., wai fabn at Cowan would inoroooe raMI. Smertly Tallore4 Juaa 21. Wa.. LOCAL TEMI'II . AI'L · CIO President 31:11 Wayoe Ave., 'I'M teiii)MI'IIIIIe In Potne- Ml!atl)' ,.;din • loiU!r ton Lodlu' SlaiYtlftl li\!iolllclt mll8- roy'o buslnesl dlotrlcl at 11:2!1 board Chairm1n William li'AI poundl. o.m. 1t1t1a1 wu • delftM, UDo Utal move~ to t]fh!en tho a Jointed plkie c1er ctoudJ 1klel. lllpply oow would ba · !Iouth, landlltli." Meony callod tot lowot IIlia: 3241 operelor Gowan. D - aJ8.\ MJLlnA llteot r1 ... I<> otlmulllto the MaRy Styl.. , Lab, 1arpst Of 1Jte WAENQ'I'ON tUPil-Tbe CiU· Gmy. co~- & Watershed Conser· 10na ~ !ttr 1 rrw Cuba chain, yle~ 11M ltmtll;y lltat 1 relupe hed Dlli IIEioiJAU ilnNtslt Pltll8lte, too. Thlo 35 • ~ f!oYial a.p. n Cllllltltt• CINCINNATI tUPII ~ ~llder II • ounce filii tdn& 11 t1ioarzn Goboo militia to ilOJ11 ..._ - pV81 blo b)' llvlh A, Byera, ~ • ptllllbll upriflllg. condlliOtlll nleue by tho Cllc ' :ID-JI .ltml It, 11 l:li p. 'llle •OfCIIIII&tio11 qUOted Juan ltltl llad.t SUJ1!11Y In ordel· Wll illhlill· bombo Fran,... Quorra, $1, on electrl- maot room 011 their ,.... . til ~ 1lltll t;Ot!elllly fled lblrd • .!Ill.· - · ' lttuita CtiiJ-. Coetra tilld SO.iel Splocer, WilD IJaa , ,{ .t44 . . . Ill ~ ~ GoiJU aoldlers billing ....... .. ~ ~ b1eJ1 1L'IOiJ4 )Ma With N¥o~lll II lilt J!l In 10· JIDIIIO for tilt ' ,, - -•h•i'fiiPUit*'l'lllilt; .-- 11dt ~ ,.... , . Oh, M f' h LQtge C H keteall· ''-"· 97c PEACHES it's IOinllo IWr9y him. llaciEetc~ij~ ".'.':::.~ z ! Triplett Ia 1 graduall ol 'I'D- Hohoo ..... .. ..... -- . I 3 friplett thinks he wasn't lt!do Univenlty aad M llkl led ....,..,ly at lllnnesota, where woated Ill piiY for 1 It< played lor two year1 after .ev- Bmwno. 10 S US eral iltarring IM!&sons with the No* York Giants. Triplett oald he told Iormor IS erm0n Q Browns oooclt Paul Bt-owo f "I'm JIOI"I ~ show that Vao ' would bt wilting to tell other Q C Brocltlin," he sold, relerring toamo he woon't i a - in pro COLuMBUS - Olllo muokie the Vfklnl bead <08cb. "In 7181 bali II 8rowli WOUld drall biiPL CDhlinue to make I anraial 1.5 yilrd• in the But he uid Brown relllld newa u Uley catch big four games and then waa make any dtals llkl the throughGut the state. be:!X:bed. No explanation, no drafted blm aa their The latest fllh to win mernSOI'II, jultt benched. cholt>e, .In the Ohio Huskie "W~ lost tbre!. of the next 4lJ wowed I'd. ahow 8rowD for the angler who gam<~ alainot ....,llled 'eOBy' made a millab ....-y limo who tookn measured 47'!. !nob, teams and the writers ODd f..... cllvelind. GUeoa I did, ond weighed 25'!. pounds. l>eplt to ult Wh7 Triplett gained owr yords ll1hter was taken from 1 100 time against the Brown& P'ork Lake by P'red E . 1n there. \tao Brocklln was saying 1 didn't make the onN, till 1116." Shope, Gt'eMfie1d, at 5 · p.tn. 81 play and mjiJBed audibk!t. . June 24. He was uslna 1 "I otormed in otid told him olf. Triplett wao tlmod Ia 1 lOll bomber lure. ,1 mind taking the blame seconds In Ute tO-yatd Shope Is the man who took l'fh It fult. 1 told him 1 cuacb Blanlon Colllw had tW'O muskies within 45 minutes my,.lf a ftlllltll _ 'llavt ball, conduct1n1 here. But Triplett · 1 r1ln tllonn the latter travel' _ and all 1 wanted he hoped to be able to lawer or May. Those muskles a chanco. u tl neve.- really got malk to U ., 0,4 .......do, lalled to mlllte regular lt." A• to piol'intlln lilt lllllt IIUlough they atlllltlltJthe IJCI - · with Jim honorable mention stat, This loot ono goes In the said he only d!'tNtl ~ said, "It wW be 1 and ft ''Wlt llntoll a pleloure, He'o o lrHI with pletlty to · spare. oht<kod It · Mitchell's 011 1 third down play who• leaDI 1mew Gootlo, Greenfield. CUI the perpetual 8C 8 MUikio member !rom WOk a lG-pound, llonrJnbla Plltlltloa mus!rom Piedmont Lake on 30, lee.wdlni I<> Biancbe lllrtl•h, . Piedmaal lloat llou01. waa ulltc a -lure. Cue olrMtl)r ...utleti far lito 'I'M lfaclek!ll1l 'tJft ~I • 1 ltlla retuJar ~hlp br the 11~~1the S l l - 110- elub wltb I ~ 2J'!trpotmti In llltldlepaft MIIZ'a N llllton In ~Y- Thll Ia thlnl year titat ht hu qull· so!thlp wltb Maj. JIIIZel rourl I... I , lor the wilinen. '!'be Jiame Wll called after 11.. framea, Roger WIIIWIII of .... 101 two o1 thtlot IIJe oingleo. Lar1~• ... ...... PORK &BEAlS Thk ,..._II....,..,. Hack Stewarts By21-l Count ' ~NOTI 49 uo.J¥U ,,l, Wlllll - ~naer ter•. ~ Uf• lllluranc. ava ilab le. Pb!NM !or qultk approWJI, 'thut Pop for your roon~y. 121 I. MAIN StilET ----... ""' .. ... ";i. 'llaol .~ ol WOJI Germlny ' killed when hlo Alii Rotlteo ·lkW on "l turn of tht ll-hour '"MMitiohll NUOl'burtrlita IIIIo ""· MOSCOW - A lltliolait lOOm• ·, lrlek 101m aet • re.rtl ot &18U In thl ft WU rtparttd b) ihl Tass NPwR Arency. ~EST- ALLII, Wll. Don WM• of KooltUit, Iowa, drove a liiR.'l Ford to vldary In tho 200 m~e late model oloct car race. SUMMER CASH N. W. COMPTON, 0 •• D. ' OPTOMETRIST Offtlt R - 110 11, 21D li (CION at NOOD 011 'l1lun. - Eut Court st. ,__, '*I ol-- · ·. · ' i CASH LOANS ... TeDDJs, • p•JDg p·ong, s ft BaII CompetJtlOD • • Listed 'IUF..RBUR?RJNG, Ge~any- Baltimore orioles, &-S. Thf Min· netota TW.Ins iJWept their doubleheader with the Cle-veland lndt.l ans. 5-3 and B-2. and the Detroit al Washington twinbill was Qb.l '*' J. Cillf..,.... • JULY II Tuesday, July II, at 7:30 p. ·m. at the new R.lcine HIgh achool, tho lJbrory COIIUZIIttee of lite Sou~ra Local 'hiOhers trUI ZZIOIII to 1107'1 IIOolts. A II l~achers are requested to be preselll, .. ~- ... ~ t- &a't rained out. In ttae Natioftal IAagut ,the Stewart Club In ACBL - Jon}y lloslon Red Sox and the I Los Angeles Dndgm nipped the °hiladelphia Pbillil. 3-2, jn 1 ._ ,.. a.. • ._.._ ,..., _ .._ game- Jhoneoed lo slJI' inninRs by 1 • · - · - - - - lirt•in; the CbJcogo ._~ ...... -:!!ttl_•...... aaaul st. Louis Cardinals,Cubo 7·3, heal afterthea i 1M loso; the Milwaukee Broft! Well Drilling 1rrontet1 won 7-e, 1fter loling to the Everything Compltle 1\t!ds, ~~. and the ROllS· ton Colt. handed the New York 1 Nothing Down Mt1t1 their IIIII m.ight loH, , 36 Months To Pey San ,.._.,. at PIOtsb,trlh -wall rained out. Joltb and Hector Lo- I , filling in adlllirhlly for the i 1 River Report 1 Darwin eontbtuod !atllng ntrl bue hit o(, 1.;-pn>e jjlallnp~;;; relillop: 12·4• runnlnJ i ond hoi! ptov In the Alben• with 1 double_. Other Darwin IU,rollen, .......,... _ ~ on PDn>.,..,,·~lu- j l • --• 1coonty blaebln lelgue lead SUn· hilters were Dale lflrrloon Plel 2 11 MEXIC!I Cli'Y - ....... a.- By \IIIIW , _ .............! . 1H...._ II Nn Yorio Iday behind the hn>hll pltdilng • pair of otnpo and Bob Cut> sant ~~;;:If '- · pt, w aiMIJ hli Nld ljilthlr•lltbl . N-.1 l.lopl Loa AJii, ot l'!tlll•, I, lwHtlibt ~ o1 crtfty IIOUIItp1w Terty ()h. nlngham, Mlke Werry, P b I ·74 stltlonary, b , ,,. cbtm11 rh_lp with w. L. Pel. GB sa. rm. at Pltll,'t lwi•nilht !Inger. . 11sllilttlelt, Nod Swindell. 0 I' k FaliJ ·19 rilltttJ, CJw-MalestoanrM~ il ;"'""', ~~ Ill Ill- Loa Anflaloo ss a& . . HU..- 11 Cblelio Th Werry and Bob Eastman, ol .;:::~~- d~;.• .., iu Knt of .._ _ 11a11 rrlllcl... ~ - 1 40 .111 8\0 ill. L<Jullot Clnc:hmotl e D~ln nlnf 111;0 l!l singlet. DaMy Tolson an "~ '" · · """'·' 411 40 .545 7 .._.... ._.. .*••Y H lrtumph over Stewart Ghudt SlmJIIOnl hid the mly INGLI!W()(lil, ~ 411 41 .M4 ' W. L Pet. Go ;of Athena coonty. Stowort base knockt. Boot - • - ; New IMli'td 1itel 11-1 ..,.., Cloc:lo•oU 48 ,. .&1'1 Now Yorit M • · • . ·' Both hlta of! lastballer Ob- Darwin collected lour runa In Willi lilt 1111,111 llially1oold Go14 lllhoauk<o Ill 13 .517 8\!i. llOiton 411 ., .6$1 lll jllnger were IOtleu In ~ fiN! the llfllt when Grueoer walltod Ohio lll>er - Weste•n Cup at ~ tli!'_L l>lltll!ti<:ah 44 u 51111 IO<At 'l Cltl<qo .,- 40 ,551 s11 ; two lllllinl•· Ohlinger also a~ · tnd Pbll l!'trlndell, Ned II, 4:30 a.m.; HamU!Dn . Pbllatlelpitla a ,-411 .4113 IIIII Bltltimoro ., a .J4I 7 llowad only three hlllo to be hit dell, A. Harrison, and Eaotmon IS, 7 • .m.; Polly Crane do•'• II CIIJCAQO - Catt1f llpob _...HOuston IS 's7 .illlll 11 , MJnneoo1e 41 41 .5311 m ,out of the infield, otruck out hit back to back alncleo. 14, 1:13 p.m.; Dan, Quinn duelled B. Majbl' Ill C11J111ft tile New York 111 110 .3:111 21111 1CleYellnd 41 41 .517 nlne, and walked two, Darwin wm hoot the winners 14, 8:311 _p.m.: Alton_ Zephyr up 1 MON. - TyES. - WID. 1110,833 Amll'iola Do7'bJ ol Ill< .......,., Reoalto Loa Alli!Oieo 41 4t Stewarl otlrter Gory Parsons ol the first hall seasoo, T h e l4, midmght; Orlen1an up 14. ~uly U, 16, 17111 ' Hngton. l'ltUburlb S HOUSIOO 0 Dotroft • 411 "II' re.llevod in Ute lifth b)' Plains, next Sunday at 2 p.m. 3 a .~.; Blue Seal up 14, •.- ~11 Loo 41t1eleo 11 Now York 2 KIMU CiiJ' 1'1 5I Qtuck Dalley who ,.11 taken at Bedfon!. 1.m., Chrll Jr. clown 15, 5.1t OCEANl'Oin', N.J.- Dltidt4l7 Philadelphia 4 8an l"'andoOo ~ Wosltlnatan II 18 .3411 out in the fifth In lavor or Ron- Oanrln 000 240 000 - 8 9 I a.m.; Jobn Lldd Dun up 15, SWJ"'S P'IIIMIUM u)llel lha """""' ...... lo wlit Mllwaukto 7 St. Lbula 5 l!llardo;r'o -tto nie Golder. Stewart pitchers Stewart 0011 11011 000 _ o 2 1:20 a.m.; Orco down II, 2:50 ·u. S. Government ~ lllt,3111 ll•liCilllb Hnlll"!JJ Cltlcnao at Cincinnati, Ppd, rain Loa Aageleo 1 N.., Yorit 1 oltllck out nine and permitted Ohlinger and Grao,.r. o.m.: Valley Voyager up 16, at _ , . . . Pa ltioday'o -~~~ Waahlngton 4 Ba!Umort 1 three free paoaea. tons, Dalley 151 Golder a.m.; Dispatcher up II, 151 ln.,...INI AU MIAT Ball Frat!Ct..,. ol Pilllburgh, botlt Minnesota o Bolton 1 Darwin's Tom Gruooer &ot the and Simmon•. a.m.; Hamel M. up t7, 11ft YOlllt - 01111111 .~ 1ames pPtJ. rofn Klnalo City 1 Cleltoilnd s 55 a.m.: Coal Kln« up 17, capiUrod U. ...-nw,... Jllodl. Loo AllpiN 1 Phlladelpltla a. Ist, Clevelond 7 Kansu City 4 a.m.; San S.lvador cep • ~ iallie la.and 1 iltltt., ,.,. Detro~ at Cltleago, ppd., ralo 0 7 a.m.: Fraocio HOUJ)and Cbl~ , . . . . tlllr& Loa AnaeJeo a• Philadelphia ,lad, s-:ro -~~~ UJ1 18, 12:311 a.m.; John J . Rowe 1 lb. Cello Pkt. Ppd., t.liil New York 11 ltaftlll City 1 up 11. 3:55 1 .m .; Es-o PennsyJ. SI'AN'OON,Ilol -llploJ Ufllti. ~n I'*" Yorlt 3, tot 8 lnna. New York I Kansu City 0 <lad) vanil down 18, 5511 a.m.; For.Skinleu tlw nddH!l-lle. looli U. .... rain Loa '\ltgelel to Bootoo lllsll oythie down 18, 7 a.m.; A. E . 375 Delaware Olb ot llelaware Houotmt at NfW Yorlt, Ind. Ppd., BoaiO!! 5 !Ail Allgelea 1 lladl The second - k In tenn" llteWirts I ! Dykes dOwn ll2, 2:10p.m.; Palr11t1 Baltimore ·, Chlc:Q> 1 list I tnurnament ellmlnallons Jot SOFTBALL SLOW PITCH ten down 22. 4:05 a.m.: Zimmer Part. dlntt- 1 Mllwaulree 1. 1st Cbicqo 3 Baltlmore 1 lladl at e a. m. IOORV in The Ramblers look Hke Greenup 8:45 p.m.; IHinols LY111AM , IT. A!INIJS, llJtt- WlhJMI!tot 7 c:lncinllltU 8, 2nd Minnesota 5 Cleveland I llotl Mlddleport Park with Rill Swan team to beat In Women's Slow Groenup 9:55 p.m.; SlluOy lb, land- 11Gb Chorlil Ill LliOdo It Chicago I, lot M i - 1 Cielteland I t21tdi meellng Asa Bradbury. Pitch ao they are playing at down Greenup 4:50a.m.; Ed. . l.r.a boot 11Gb liGcltm ol Ll 0Uc110 1 so. Lou~ J, 2nd llotroit at WMb., I, ppd., raiD Otll tch od 1 5--11 clip, with !he Spitfires Bosworth down 31, 3:45a.m.; .Jnlln. Ciiil., Ia l pl1101llo wta MiiUJ'• Pllehm Mmt4o,.-. ,....lllo Plldlen to be"'M'!': M016 1 ay Dwer~ trolling ot 4-1. Annette Jones up 33, 5:30 a.m.; 0 11 thr ftriUIIt Opoll toll tltomploa. Cldoqo lit St. Loofs - FJ11- llootoo 11 Loa ADgaleo '" ••· arry . Blnao down 31 , uo a.m.: Ra•· shtp. ,.rlh IIHJ vs. Jlroilio tiO.SI. bO\Iquette I!Nl •• Lee l4--4l. Stumbo at 10:30 a. ln., and Ploy conlmued lhlo morning enswood down 33 _ 8, 15 p.m.; Loo AJiieles at PhtU!delphla _ New York ot """"" Buddy Moore vs. Dave easel at wtth the Cream Puffs meelinf Botyou Lorfaine down :IS, 7 LONDON - Jolla Peanel of lltpdale ttt-101 vo CUip n•?J. Ford 114-3l vs. Wlclrerlbam noon. the Middtello at I. The other a.m.; Jatnel HI... down 34, Nol'th..ot Louilllooa State College Houotoo at New Yorlt <2, twi- Clovelond ot MlmteMI Wedneada, Duffy Cralg coos r e C~IS ';;'mlng w&ll~ the 6 p.m.: Joey Chotin down 34, ,.. ·a Y/Orld pole vault record of nljhtl -Nottebart IS-41 end Joho- van 16-ll va StJcmiD 17-81. 81ainsl Tom Hollner in a match ;~ndls~c la~h tlhe l :Sfi a.m : Chorle~ StevenBOO 16 t... Ill lncheo. 11111 <!>Ill vs Willey tHI and Blltlatort at Cbl<1g0 :nllfttl leeturlnt tile IIIIAII fry · Von The P bytep _ymg ,__e, . P.~st. 34, 5, tO a.m. 1· 1 . • res r1ans tetiU " ' w•lt Crq <•141. R-.. IHI n ...... It-51. Jolmllltl tokes oo Bob Rice at I . , •••t 0~~ M . llwaukee at Cln("l.lln · 111 1n,... __ 1 . m. 1 nd uene ~poweII eague. ai!ll> with a 5-0 record. ·u Golhpolls - down Northern 10 ..u .SACRAM-e,-.,,v, Calli. _ •·•'1 _,.,. 1 at W•••••n-.......... g-25 m Dam . Beaver 10· Luna ot 8ott Fran<laco defeated --l.oMaster t~l Yl Moloney H4-' nlng I!Hll •• Rudolph IHI. meets Craig or Hoffner. Other softball play this week p Aiiqu· .· SlAw+ Oppormao, -""· to like 3). ' Tundoy'o 0....0 Furtlltr ellmlnatlono in table Is Tuesday at ' a. m. Spitfires I mp-'mR, H o:!~:rt~p n town th• Natinnl) Publlo Llnb pi! San Fntltllco at Pilbburtlh <1, Cleveland at Loo Angelo~ tennis begins Tueoday al 9 1. vs. Ramblers, and at 11, Thorn- 1:40·' · . ·Er h Woods ~hdmpionlhlp, lwklfglttl - Maridtll 114-41 ond Booton at Kto ...s City, night m. with John CUrd of Pam- Is vs. Presbyterians. 7:t 5 ::::.·: A. '~- aNa•h u 1.115 O'O.U till-til vo Frn•nd <I0-8l '""'! New Yort ot M -. nllht RD meeting Joo SIA!phen- Wednesday. 9 a. nt, Church 1 m P KANSAS CITY, Mo. - ~arit Gibbon 13-lll. BaiUmM II Dotroll. alibi folloWed by Cra]fl R.lwl· of Chris! (woem's) vs. Spit· . . W)o.n hecame the 14th pitehet, _ , . . a.Waaltlnston at l>elmlt, ldlltl vo. Dave Casci at 9:311, fires; II a. m., Church of Kaoawbll Rive.- - Lillie Edf' \" " Ul win 30CJ major lttpt Swan VI. Don Nelson at 10, Ch["ist lboyal vs. Hannigans. ward down Marmet 12 :25 ::t ·~ : 1-- hall sames when flo pil<llod . PoweU ••- Tom Hoffner Thursday, i a. m. Methodists A. V. Chris down Wlnfteld 2:211 It ' l 'kovellnd lndiaDI to. 1-4 ·~ ~· Me ~ 10:3D, Jobn Tannf'lhille vs. vs. Church of Christ (women's) p.m.; Merrill up Winfield 1:45 . ' . :JVf>t Kanab City in the !leeJctlnMIR at 11 and Jm-y and at 11 a . m., Thoma• vs. p.m.; Elgercllff up Winfield 1' ·. ,.1 J!Ome of • cloublt-er. · n. Terry Hannlpn. Baptist (~ya) . 25 p.m.; C. V. Hamer doWI1 S.U, FAST PITCH Friday, 9 a _ m., Cream Puffs Winfield 2:50 .a .m.; Esso West Yosemite "1\.\Sl'AO, SWeden - DfiDnll, HarrilonvlUe aDd the Mel1s vs. Ramblers, and at 11 a . m., Virginia down Winfield 4·50 Yallow ;· ; ~ tnn Of BIHnfield, C.IH.,! emerpd_tied with J.l Presbyterians vs. Methodists a .m.; Lucy Jane Lucas up Win- 1 r.•:unl'd with Eddl BudlDR of Oft. last wek 111 Men's Fast (boys). Field 5:35 a.m. Clint ' "1 I<> Wlo lht mi•OII tloubleo play. Mitch,. oonllnue Standlnt• (boyol li' le Ill u.. _SWI!dlsh Lowo Tetttlil W~ay, July 17, at 6 p m., Pr•••yterlaoo ........ '5 •1 GIVE DINNER • 'lmp1011ahipl. with Hobeon n, Stewarts; at -Baptists I -- · · p. m·~ "''h.unday, Kaiser meets Thomas .. · · . . · · .. ~ . . . t 3 Mr. and Mn. C1yde Fisher, 1 '''ENGEN, SWillerllnd - fton• •••-' and Saturday at 8 p. llannlpno .. .. .. .. . .. . I 4 Middleport, •ntertoined wilh a ., >lrKMl2ie ol A-aila -the ffiRAM <UP!I - Mel Triploll, Ina. !:von 10• I ev~..- 1.1 Harrisonville vs. Kaiser. Metbedloll ....... . 2 4 HALVES .,. " ' singl.. Uile ol an Jbteroa, obtained In • winter trode And I ntode 17 - . . Sllndloga Cbarcb of Christ . . . . . I 5 family dinner Saturday 2V. OR t l -- .,fll ftrinlr. Tou111MI1Mt wleft the Minnesota Vikings, . 50 or • kidloffa ~ lbl 3 1 WOMEN'S honoring Staff Sgt . Sarah J . cons SLICED t r Jtubinoff ol Miami, tlo., WAI he'• the man to team up Van BroCtllD .. I I Rambler• I Fisher who left today r b ...., to quit with loa cr""pa In Jim Brown In the 8fli'IIOS against <'Ofilia .. .. .. . .. .. • I I S]liUJm 4 : Hawaii for two years. Attend- , ~_ _ Chicago Whi~ Sox remained in !' a virtual tie for serond by spJft. i ting twinbills. ~ Red Sox blanked the I..OS: Angele!i! Angels, 1 5-0, alter oufferlng a lo-1 sothlck : and the 'llltlte So• pulled oul 1 1 3·2 victo~ after losing t.o ttlf' I -:' 168.00 AND ~vents Summary 1 Tied For 8o<Oid IOhlinger Is 'roo Much For 4 '1 I TW.- Weeke~Sp0rts ·. s·, I IB·rown ·y r•p Iett · H as I A Few wo· rds * * . * T w· New York Conhnues 0 ID Wf't. h f M&M p ~f I ou ower 8af s ft.• TIM • • bli oUowed bl': • than, olngle by Dirk Joi!IIIOII, j A powerful Fruth'• ,Phorma- f;ames on tap. At 6:30, IM G~lThe Pomeroy Jets mad• a 11·ngle by •-- G-"-m, 01111 bt ....., '"" 1cy team of Pt. pleasant becamo , ipolis Indians meet the SYfa· three hits stand up for eJi • · baoeo loaded. triple by R.llplt ,the first thrtie-8•1111! ll'innet in ,CIIS. Gtants in the llrsl game, runs,._ln the first two lnninaa Thomas. the Kyger ~k Tocrnament Ithen at ?:30 the Pomeroy 'l'lg- as they eliminated the Galli- They increased their lead to !Saturday night with a 15-3 vtc· :crs ~nd Middleport Yanks <i.,h polls Athlettcs 8-1. ~ 1:!-4 In the se<tlnd frame in ~Ory over the Pomero)' Red- and m the ~ : 30. nightcap, It will The Jets scored three run~ In which starting pticher K fl J I y ,· Jegs. be the I th Red ,8 Meats 1Ch hi GaJhpoh. Red1 o; Tigers Ys the . the first frame when Varlil McKenzie was shelled from 1 n er ga~es. es re egs. Phillips Wll~ H8fe on an error, Ule moond lhd reUeved by of . pt, Pleasatlt d~feattd the 1 ijere is a summary of S~tur- Kenny EnsJish alammed a dou• Steve Haggy. _Middleport Senators 4-l, and !day's action. ble, and Jeff Werry dOO~Ied Fruth's used three walks, an the Pomeroy Jets ellnlmated t FIRST GAME iand later scored on a throwini errOr a two run horner by ·Mike the Gallipolis Athlellcs by an Red's Meats of Pt. Pleasnat error. IMirnh'out and • ·-·ble by Leu II I I Rac·e~r 'Point Pleasant Team Wins ~~~~~~~rd"=~~~:=:. -~ Th • d st •-ht Kc G If raig ' - ame =·~ .~': :!..~"!"~:"' IW~~~. w!I~n~:· :=--lb. : J J ootftve, .nd DO N The up oueh huge lead that they may be able to let the New York 1 .\ leis play out the last month of the sc~edulfl.fllr them. 1 Its been almost a decade-19fi5. to be exact-since my National Le~~gue team held 1 6 \', •game flrst-pl 9ce leid al this stage or the race and, lest It be forgotten, hoi was the year In which the Dodgers gave Brooklyn , lis one and only world championship. . Apparently determined tG avoid eago W.hite Sox, losing thE> sec .. ..... thai I ODd game, 3..... • af•·8 repel ition ol t he l.:vuapll ~- a 6·s VIC· i !.'Ost them the 1962 pennant, the tory. The Dettoit • Washington · Dudgers increased thei r 19113 twinbiJI was rained out. lead to 6"2 g&mes sunda~- whE'nl rhe Cardinals unleased 1 Ui·! ' --------~---~-----~-~t·"D:::1ll"-ly~S;;:e::n«u=~.:i'l,'P"-o=m:::e:::ro=r::iM;iil;;:ddl;o;;;epo;;;:;ri.-,'iio~.•1J::iy]h:y"'ll:i&~.iiaeaiiii by thUmping the Pomeroy Rod- - ' ' ' N•ll!l'l ...M••al!i'INI Chlckt11 . CrHEII Of Jc Oft ....,., 10 'll.O.. C:.•\ s �• II ' I Dodgers, Yankees Making Shambles Of Pennant Lo An I H Ids 0 w·d -~ I est gees National uad In If' Years s ~~ I'RED All. STARS W · LosAngel~ :ros:;: ':~':~eninl •I I I 1 It' ll I ° a ftft-811 lor wild pttcllt:nl!'' I Bob Boume ' h I : 1 k f lea• IW. Fruth'l scored oeven I Taklnt tH .los.! .... .Melt• zlo, who worlrad 1110 inoinilli IIMWiotl oevon hllo, winner of _1on1811r.• 4amt bio !ween the Ga1Hpololndlaltlo114 (';fan 7 lrlo Syracuoo t.- al p. m. day. BAASJ'ED, Sweden UPI ~ DOflnis Raiston ol l!likiitllel~ CaJif., and Edda Budding of Gtf;l many defe1ted SWMM'• 'lboma1 Halberg and Katarina Barthold· son, G-t. t-l 1 8UfJday to win' tht mixed doubles title in the Swedo is-h International ttnnis toum• ment. • rI WAs lhev beal lh• Pholadolphta Ph il l hil altac . eatur ng Olllfl'l by J1es. :1-2 . tn a game shortened to : Ken Boyer and Bill White, to I ~ six inmtlg 5 by ra in. Tht> victory ! bc!!at tht: Cubs behind the eight· I S.l score. . scored two runs In the first 1 In the second Jnntng they iOrimrn to score silt run!. They "·d ec k'1 1n · 1 The tourney -•· 11 c:•ve run• on J'u•t one · .u ·"ded two more ill the thlrd .Men'• & loyt' Su wEJ~ thPir 5PVf'nth in a row Bnd l lu·l p1·1c h'mg ot Ray ,. d k tod enters ;.J h Its thsec- Iinning and two in the sixth In , , ...... ...-vrm ll1t'll 12th in their last 13 gam es. their opener. Ex-Redbintl! Larry ! 10 ~ee - ~ ~~ t re: ;downing the Middleport Ser'la· lhU iS los.ing Pitcher Barry)iimlng on two walkfl , • fiekl~ Hmmor 1 .lohnnv Podrt"S t'Onti.Dued the Jackson and Lindy McDaniel I · · tots 4-l. Haddix gave up th~ walks, · er ~ cholce, • hit batter, 1nd 1 · · "'"•lloni pilching lliticlt has combmed in a nino-hitler in the I Winning pitcher Doug Kosher a ...... loaded trlplo by E•i· do··~·· by Marnhoul. marked the Dod ger drive wU:b a aightcap, however , dur1ng which 1 permitted slx hits, but Middle-- lish. and his teammates com- Pomeroy's three ri.Uls all ~P\' en-h itlf'r for his filbtb do- Lou Brock, Ron Santo and Ernie r port managed only one run, mttted an error. ]came In the thli'tl innlnR .rhe~ · · !on ,gainst SIX " " " ' · Dodg« Banks homered for Ihe Cubs. EL YR1A mPH - Bob Bourne 'Nltlch came In Ule second inn· Thai olosed out the ileorlhg Jelf Mankin walked, Mike Roash ~ . pi1 c>hf"rs h av~ give-n up only eight Banks' 352nd homer of his ca· - .Jr. of Oberhn .. 1 ~hman meming with two out Tom Haw-j for the J!tl alid It was not untn r'A'at hit by the pitcher, McKeno · ttf, · ,tms in t h~ sf"vt>n-game winning reer placed him seventt. among I ber ol the Umvers1ty of Hom;ton ley singled, J Stobart doobled , ,tl1e fourth Inning that Galltpot-~ lie doubled them both home, W~- ~~ .,_..... ..,1rp.a k and hO \'f' allnwed two tilt' NL s all-time homer k1Hgs1. team lhi ssprmg, moved out to a and Hawley scored wher B. lis &Cored lll lone run. Rdy and later scored himself on a tu n ~ or lf'RS In l2 nl t-h(' •r Ja"t Reds, Br•Yes Split two-stroke lead in the morning ,Demosky's smash was fumbled jFrailet waS tif~ on an error 1.ouble by Jed Wills. 18 go me-s Vt~da Pinson had thret! hits in , round and then held on to defeat The Pomeroy Cordlnal Pmw for ~n error ' 'arut !JCOI'ed .when Haddtx smack~ I John Bright was .the wtnntna 1\tf'Lith Wal4 JJI)St>r rach game as the Reds and I Dan Carmichael nf Cnlumbus _for league team displayed its Kosher struck out nine . Ind. ed hi! second double of alloWing two hits, MntU'}' Wills' triplr ;.wrl Ji m Bnn-es split th<"ir doubleheader.i th~ Ohm Amatf'Ur Golf Champ•on- 'strength &'"l in Saturday b~· de- walked four in getting the Y"it'· 1game. <;i P!Jam·i sacrihcl:' lly __gavl:' the· He anrl _Marty Keough hOmered ; ~h_1 P Sunday. feating the Cheshire Bttbe Ruth tory. Losln_g pitcher D. ,David- , !ngJish, in winnlnl!l, •ave Dodgflr, n run m the l tr~t mnmg 1m tht- f1 rst game to help John l . l'ht- IS-year-old_ golfer, making team 9-0 on a £our-hit shutout son and h1s I'E!Jie£. T. bemM-~ four hits tWO of them doublel!ll nnd thPy added_ two m11re on los· Tsitouris win his. fifth game of h1s first start '" the Wurne~ . by Lefty Rew: Cummings. key , allowed. the Pt. Pleasant b\1 Haddix and two !linglH er l'a l M('Lish 111 the fourth 11 1th the st>ason and oeal Bob Shaw , carded a.one-over-~r 38- 35-73 m While going the route fnr the learn only fl\'e hits, but tW(] \Mike ·Ryal. Re struck out I he hf>!p of Huben Amaro's er- his sPvent~ set·back. Pinson al~ ~ th~ mornmg. Carmlchae! , lhe J.960 cardinals, cummings ranned uf them were singleS by Rrst- jand walked three. 1 rur. plw; singles by John Ro!;e-~ had two smgles and 8 double m titlist, pared the margin to one eight. and walked tWo. Cheshire baseman Steve Chapman that 1 Losing pitcher Raddix ~~ ~ 10 Dl,.,..nt Dtslgns In ck lloro and Willif' Davis. Home! the nightcap but they weren't , st~oke twice but never caught up. pitchers Leach and Lenny Tyo drove In all four runs . Chap-- ed five hits including 8 d n1ns by Johnny Call ison_ ~n~ : t>nnug~ to ~revent Joey Jay from I _ I'he _mor-ning ~nd was: played struck out six and walked thf'@e. ~an singled home twh in the and triple oo EngllHh and Amero produred thP Ph1lhes j suff_enng hts. 13th ]{Iss: ram _ and wmd whipperl the Pomeroy hitters were Ed , f1rst and ~wo more In the sixth. dttubl..to Wen-y. Haddix sm•ck 11 ALSO NICE SILICTION OF WALL runs. I Btg bluw m the rughtcap for course. m the afternoon, althou gh Boer with a pair tJf Olek . F'ot Middleport, J . Stobart oul 13 and walked four. PANELING TO COMPLI!TE YOUR ltEMOI)ILINI 1be Chicago Cubs defeat.f"d the , the Braves was Joe Torre's two-- lthe raJ~ stopped. Werry a double, a double and single to lead : The Pomero_y Jets w111 St. lmli1 Cardinals. 7·3. after a ~ run wind-blown double in the Carmt~flael . began his. ~oond Bill Radford , Charles losers in hitting. Jmeet Red's Meats of Pl. Pl<•as--11 J.(J-3 loss, the Mil waukel:' Bra\'_f'sl fir~t inning. , round With ht8 secon.d birdie ofland Ronnie Logan, all Red's Meats wtll now phiy ant next 11'lursday at 8:00. won, 7-6, after loisng tn the Cm-: AI Spangler s leadoff homer thf' day, 0~ the startmg holf'. ~t Hltter11 for Che&hire were Peck Pomeroy J~ts Th'ur!dliy at TJh:RD GAME PHONE WY 2·3741 ciMatl Reds, 5-.'i,and the_ Hous- f a~<i John Bateman's three-run the long third hnle. _he top~ hls :wlth a pair of sing1es, and tn a foor-lnnln8 COhtest callledll N. Oh' 0 ew pen Golf Champion Cummings Has Sh I9-0 utout At Cheshire I r--.-.-"""'' i I I I pANTS •. 1:\0c I 1 ROIINSON'S , I 1 ,..a;:=r•DryJf-A ARMSTRONG_......___, II 7 CEILING TILE s.. lin King Builders Supply Co. ---anNwtnthaltttp~-~~~~a~- 1 exrended the Nf'w Ynrk Met!' en-run first inning and Hal gle. a double and 1 homer. ~ losing st~eak to 15 gan:'es in CSkinny). Brown .took. it from Hurtel Fear-RHtfor otlwr NatJOnal League act1on. there w1th a nme·h1tter that Chet Nichols, with ninth-inning Jb the American Lea~u e, t he earned him his third win of the relief help from Dick Radatz. New York Yankees beat Kan,.; as year _ Galen Cisro suffered hls hurled a four.flitter for tht! Red City twice, ll-6 and S·D, Minm>- St"venth loss against four Wins. Sox in picking up his first vicsoA. ~ 11 pair from Clevt:> land , The serond games in New tory of the season. In the openB·i anEI 54, the Roston Red Sox York and Philade-lphia and San er. the Angelll coD\'erted seven blanked tbe Los: Angf'II"S Angels, Francisoo's 1chedul8:1 dooble walks into runs to offset a grand 5-0 after a 10-8 loss , and the Bal- header in Pittsburgh w er~ railled slam homer by J.Jlu Clinton 8nd timore Orioles split with the <l!i- eut. · a tw!l-run blast by Carl Ya•· ~and~~ ~~r~,~~~~~h~~~n~g~~~·~:~:---S_E_C_O_N~D~G=A=M=E~-~u:~:e:r_~ =~~=~~a=~~~I~O~-~m~n~~m~~N~,~~~4 ~A~ft=.=~=~~-=~~M~~-I-~~·~0~·~ - ~~~~ · tee shot, hit in the rough then into a trap for a douhl• : bogey six and went two down . Bourne parred the fifth and .sixth holes in the afternoon. win· ning both to go four up. on the ninth , he missed the green hi11 hogey left him three up. Going to the hiiek side, i!Oitrn<! j hit his approach into a deep gul.' trzemski. ley arid when his hall moved, as The White Sox earned a spltt he removed I beer can, he againsl Baltimo~ when Nellie lhe hole .... ponelfy. ' FoJI singled home two runs with At No. U. Bourne thiMed • two two oulll in the ninth Inning of foot putt that left him ooly one !he nlghtcop. '""' Oriol.. won up. But Carmichael th .....putted ~ opener by routing Ray Her· the next one to lo8e It. and dle ." With 1 foor-run burJJt in the Bourne drove tnto the trees ahd HE' uttftoed virtu&lly lht> ~etme third inning. Mike McCormick made a double bogey tlx on the words wh~ Roetr Marts, the limited the White Sox to six hitl 15th hole. Carmichael waa only other half of the Yankees' bero~ giving way to Stu Miller one down again, but on the ltth dreaded " M 6: M" combo In the eighth. Bourne chipped up elose for t knocked oot of action wilh ; The Twins scored 11 runs on birdie four IJtat left him two up bact~: nine days ago. rive homen; iJ1 sweeping the In- with two holei!l to go. Houk'll grammar rMY ha1•e i •li':ans. Horrte runs by Earl Bat· "nley halved the 17th to end 0\11!! been faulty but oot his logic. Zoilo Versalles and Vic Pow- mateh with • t and 1 vl!l'dlet ror Manti! la h.aek with ,tJe I accounted for all of Minneso-- 1 BoUrne. the 1962 Mkl~erlca bul it may be a few more da~~ ! ;;;~,, ;,'"~;ns in the opener. Don l .runtor cllamp who Will Jnellsibte before Houk writes his na~ greeted Barry l•tman for that toorney thla year bealuse the lineup card. Yet during with a grand-slammer in the : of hit age. absence the Yan~ haw first inning of ltK' nightcap and CarmldWel'e downran Wu 1111 !'I of 41 gameo. With botlt Harmon Killebrew <~~nnected for poor putUna late In the duo!, II<! tie and Maris miMing during thtt! his 20th homer with one aboard milled putt. at three, four end past week. Houk's men ha\'e won In rhe tiltth. , fi¥t ft!tt. five of !!even. So who's dying? The Yankees Increased thelr first place bulge in the Amerlt!an League to fll,i james SUnday by takine .a pair !rotn the Kan· ,., City Alhl<tlcs, 11-f and s-.. MORMRTY 1!PI Sporb Wrll.er Vhl'n Mlck.f'y Mantle 1 nmkPn bOne in hi~ left foot .rmw .'i, manager Ralph Houk of the Nrw Ynrk YankH"s ln!ii.sted " wt>· re not goinl!l to lay down : 1 n.. ~. _ - -- _..,_,_. • ..,,_, ............. ~~? ._, • ., ~· AW ._tor J6pr.n Sub- ...-.lliWe • ~ ••H WI"'':,Jit't" •-...aVL ..,... ~-.,..,... ABBOTT WY 2-5321 N. 2nd A. ., Middleport "M M" '""'· - •• the I flrlt game 11 KaMM City 10 help the Y l - wtpo out 1 4-G d.ril!ll AI Dowltitlg, Who pftclted a lour-hit shul<>ut, <Oast-1 ed to vi<!lorJ lo lhe nighteop aa 1'<lm Trolli hR a pair ol tolD homers and Elston Howard lmocltell Jn ... With • Ida- MONTHLY PAYMENTS AVERAGI WEEKLY COST $100 $ 5.33 16.00 26.67 36.17 .31c .93c 1.55 1.19 300 500 700 ._.mlft. 11\('luOt aU ettar-. 25 montht tlmt. I Early_Week SPECIIU! ..... ,.... - .......,It ,1 · 1 ...... GIANT4QUAIT lECTANGULAl s•owboal Ta•le Pitcher I get Wily AIR foorth !Jet of the - ft~ll. •rrttter r.!:~thlat~ear.the 11 10 ;: _,____ ..... 1 llartinCsr pltdllda llvNII Bob Ord bid three ·OIIrltl (ll:ltl). 1 dOUble t1t1 11-blt When Money b The CluestJon lolir, 0, til- •t Cllwreb of Cbrl~ -:~::·. Mlddlello .. . .. .. . .. Crnat Puffs .. " .•.... Me\ltodlot · · · · · · · · · · · · lc ie M ke hes WY 2-2171 -~. .., . , __ ..... ' y '•, t Lew Price MORT011 ::;-. Turkey, Clolcke11, Hem, ...,, ~ ~i~h;rer;ndM~n~n~r::~- :~~: Plalo, 11--.l'k. - ' COfiAGE CHEESE lor4ell'l, lre~~thtotl'a Faii'IIHIIIt, V••r hll l\ 2-U. 14ol Colcat•'• Toot•pa111 ... .· ' J l II In- <;::: •.•• Solia...ry Steelr. Spoehetli .. Meet I teit.n, ' ,. CATSUP a I• The Annrer · I I t I port ; Mr. and Mrs. John FishJ er, Hebron : Mr. aod Mrs. S John Terrell and two children, Oak Ridge, Tennessee : Mr . and SERVICES SET Mrs . Fisher and son, Tom , Graveside servtces for Rob- the honored g•est. ert Gene Morris, Jr., who died in St. Joseph Hospital Sunday evening, will be held Tuesday BLABTS KENNEDY at 2 p.m. in the Middleport Hill TOKYO 1UPI J - A """" P'•per ll cemetery. Survivors include in Communist North KorE-a his parent!!. Mr . and:*Mt. Rob- called President ert Gene Morris, Letart; 1 1ls- "lhlrd class clown" for ter, Pamela Morrl!! at home; ing "CAptive Natklns grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. urfing prayers for freedom . Harold Payne, Lake, w. Va., cordin& ~ o Pyongyang Del Monti end Mro. Joseph Mocrts, Mid· broad<~~t moni~red here. dleport, The broadcaot 11id the ron•a•1' 'I Tomoto was made i1 a commenLary i CAR RECOVERED the newspaper Rodong Shinmoon A 1160 Mercury auto uwned The AeW!JMiper was quoted by Poul Sodate of Nellonville callln1 Captive Nations Weeit 14-oa. ltl. was stolen in Middleport Satur· despicablo annual campaip day Dilht from in frunt of the the U.S. ruling circles. " Blue Terton ll•orn ond ri!COVered In Go!Uo county SUndly mor- ATTENDS RECEPTION nlnl by Ernest. Thompson, Gal- MOSCOW IUPII - llya Ehtr<n-11 Ita county 'P"' 111 deputy oiler- bu'l 73-year-oko "dean" o1 SOvl·-11 iff. The car hod been abandoned et oltended 1 Ba•tille on George' Creelt Road... reception at tbo Frmclt E==~ SUnday in his first publio CITED TO COURT once since hi! was deoounoed James H. Pa_rsons, 17, Rt. I Premier Nikita s . Racine, no ctlod to Gallla last March ooun)1 juvenile oourt Wednos- Ebrenburg chaUed with •-'day on left of center charge by but &teered hil rem~rka the OSP • from hi• chastl,.ment lor "m,.._ lltodo>" vien of lh<! stalin CONFINED BY ILLNESS n.. writer wtto il ou!ferlng Tullo 1:. w. Harper Is oanlined by 1 h<art ailment, appeared Ulnaaa In the home o1 h18 ton, and drawn Relph Harper, of Middle Ridge _·_ __ loot, Madilloo, Ohio. OPPOftEII INCIIJI:A8E RATE!! MAlJUAOI APPIJCATIOM WASHINGTON tUPii Robert White Lambert, 20, AI'L-CIO ~kl the l'ldorol · . Ctllumillla, laborer, tnd Alllh oerve Boord Sllndoy tbal mention Ar'- Woltt, 20, Synzcuae. llrolllll oppooed any ....., wai fabn at Cowan would inoroooe raMI. Smertly Tallore4 Juaa 21. Wa.. LOCAL TEMI'II . AI'L · CIO President 31:11 Wayoe Ave., 'I'M teiii)MI'IIIIIe In Potne- Ml!atl)' ,.;din • loiU!r ton Lodlu' SlaiYtlftl li\!iolllclt mll8- roy'o buslnesl dlotrlcl at 11:2!1 board Chairm1n William li'AI poundl. o.m. 1t1t1a1 wu • delftM, UDo Utal move~ to t]fh!en tho a Jointed plkie c1er ctoudJ 1klel. lllpply oow would ba · !Iouth, landlltli." Meony callod tot lowot IIlia: 3241 operelor Gowan. D - aJ8.\ MJLlnA llteot r1 ... I<> otlmulllto the MaRy Styl.. , Lab, 1arpst Of 1Jte WAENQ'I'ON tUPil-Tbe CiU· Gmy. co~- & Watershed Conser· 10na ~ !ttr 1 rrw Cuba chain, yle~ 11M ltmtll;y lltat 1 relupe hed Dlli IIEioiJAU ilnNtslt Pltll8lte, too. Thlo 35 • ~ f!oYial a.p. n Cllllltltt• CINCINNATI tUPII ~ ~llder II • ounce filii tdn& 11 t1ioarzn Goboo militia to ilOJ11 ..._ - pV81 blo b)' llvlh A, Byera, ~ • ptllllbll upriflllg. condlliOtlll nleue by tho Cllc ' :ID-JI .ltml It, 11 l:li p. 'llle •OfCIIIII&tio11 qUOted Juan ltltl llad.t SUJ1!11Y In ordel· Wll illhlill· bombo Fran,... Quorra, $1, on electrl- maot room 011 their ,.... . til ~ 1lltll t;Ot!elllly fled lblrd • .!Ill.· - · ' lttuita CtiiJ-. Coetra tilld SO.iel Splocer, WilD IJaa , ,{ .t44 . . . Ill ~ ~ GoiJU aoldlers billing ....... .. ~ ~ b1eJ1 1L'IOiJ4 )Ma With N¥o~lll II lilt J!l In 10· JIDIIIO for tilt ' ,, - -•h•i'fiiPUit*'l'lllilt; .-- 11dt ~ ,.... , . Oh, M f' h LQtge C H keteall· ''-"· 97c PEACHES it's IOinllo IWr9y him. llaciEetc~ij~ ".'.':::.~ z ! Triplett Ia 1 graduall ol 'I'D- Hohoo ..... .. ..... -- . I 3 friplett thinks he wasn't lt!do Univenlty aad M llkl led ....,..,ly at lllnnesota, where woated Ill piiY for 1 It< played lor two year1 after .ev- Bmwno. 10 S US eral iltarring IM!&sons with the No* York Giants. Triplett oald he told Iormor IS erm0n Q Browns oooclt Paul Bt-owo f "I'm JIOI"I ~ show that Vao ' would bt wilting to tell other Q C Brocltlin," he sold, relerring toamo he woon't i a - in pro COLuMBUS - Olllo muokie the Vfklnl bead <08cb. "In 7181 bali II 8rowli WOUld drall biiPL CDhlinue to make I anraial 1.5 yilrd• in the But he uid Brown relllld newa u Uley catch big four games and then waa make any dtals llkl the throughGut the state. be:!X:bed. No explanation, no drafted blm aa their The latest fllh to win mernSOI'II, jultt benched. cholt>e, .In the Ohio Huskie "W~ lost tbre!. of the next 4lJ wowed I'd. ahow 8rowD for the angler who gam<~ alainot ....,llled 'eOBy' made a millab ....-y limo who tookn measured 47'!. !nob, teams and the writers ODd f..... cllvelind. GUeoa I did, ond weighed 25'!. pounds. l>eplt to ult Wh7 Triplett gained owr yords ll1hter was taken from 1 100 time against the Brown& P'ork Lake by P'red E . 1n there. \tao Brocklln was saying 1 didn't make the onN, till 1116." Shope, Gt'eMfie1d, at 5 · p.tn. 81 play and mjiJBed audibk!t. . June 24. He was uslna 1 "I otormed in otid told him olf. Triplett wao tlmod Ia 1 lOll bomber lure. ,1 mind taking the blame seconds In Ute tO-yatd Shope Is the man who took l'fh It fult. 1 told him 1 cuacb Blanlon Colllw had tW'O muskies within 45 minutes my,.lf a ftlllltll _ 'llavt ball, conduct1n1 here. But Triplett · 1 r1ln tllonn the latter travel' _ and all 1 wanted he hoped to be able to lawer or May. Those muskles a chanco. u tl neve.- really got malk to U ., 0,4 .......do, lalled to mlllte regular lt." A• to piol'intlln lilt lllllt IIUlough they atlllltlltJthe IJCI - · with Jim honorable mention stat, This loot ono goes In the said he only d!'tNtl ~ said, "It wW be 1 and ft ''Wlt llntoll a pleloure, He'o o lrHI with pletlty to · spare. oht<kod It · Mitchell's 011 1 third down play who• leaDI 1mew Gootlo, Greenfield. CUI the perpetual 8C 8 MUikio member !rom WOk a lG-pound, llonrJnbla Plltlltloa mus!rom Piedmont Lake on 30, lee.wdlni I<> Biancbe lllrtl•h, . Piedmaal lloat llou01. waa ulltc a -lure. Cue olrMtl)r ...utleti far lito 'I'M lfaclek!ll1l 'tJft ~I • 1 ltlla retuJar ~hlp br the 11~~1the S l l - 110- elub wltb I ~ 2J'!trpotmti In llltldlepaft MIIZ'a N llllton In ~Y- Thll Ia thlnl year titat ht hu qull· so!thlp wltb Maj. JIIIZel rourl I... I , lor the wilinen. '!'be Jiame Wll called after 11.. framea, Roger WIIIWIII of .... 101 two o1 thtlot IIJe oingleo. Lar1~• ... ...... PORK &BEAlS Thk ,..._II....,..,. Hack Stewarts By21-l Count ' ~NOTI 49 uo.J¥U ,,l, Wlllll - ~naer ter•. ~ Uf• lllluranc. ava ilab le. Pb!NM !or qultk approWJI, 'thut Pop for your roon~y. 121 I. MAIN StilET ----... ""' .. ... ";i. 'llaol .~ ol WOJI Germlny ' killed when hlo Alii Rotlteo ·lkW on "l turn of tht ll-hour '"MMitiohll NUOl'burtrlita IIIIo ""· MOSCOW - A lltliolait lOOm• ·, lrlek 101m aet • re.rtl ot &18U In thl ft WU rtparttd b) ihl Tass NPwR Arency. ~EST- ALLII, Wll. Don WM• of KooltUit, Iowa, drove a liiR.'l Ford to vldary In tho 200 m~e late model oloct car race. SUMMER CASH N. W. COMPTON, 0 •• D. ' OPTOMETRIST Offtlt R - 110 11, 21D li (CION at NOOD 011 'l1lun. - Eut Court st. ,__, '*I ol-- · ·. · ' i CASH LOANS ... TeDDJs, • p•JDg p·ong, s ft BaII CompetJtlOD • • Listed 'IUF..RBUR?RJNG, Ge~any- Baltimore orioles, &-S. Thf Min· netota TW.Ins iJWept their doubleheader with the Cle-veland lndt.l ans. 5-3 and B-2. and the Detroit al Washington twinbill was Qb.l '*' J. Cillf..,.... • JULY II Tuesday, July II, at 7:30 p. ·m. at the new R.lcine HIgh achool, tho lJbrory COIIUZIIttee of lite Sou~ra Local 'hiOhers trUI ZZIOIII to 1107'1 IIOolts. A II l~achers are requested to be preselll, .. ~- ... ~ t- &a't rained out. In ttae Natioftal IAagut ,the Stewart Club In ACBL - Jon}y lloslon Red Sox and the I Los Angeles Dndgm nipped the °hiladelphia Pbillil. 3-2, jn 1 ._ ,.. a.. • ._.._ ,..., _ .._ game- Jhoneoed lo slJI' inninRs by 1 • · - · - - - - lirt•in; the CbJcogo ._~ ...... -:!!ttl_•...... aaaul st. Louis Cardinals,Cubo 7·3, heal afterthea i 1M loso; the Milwaukee Broft! Well Drilling 1rrontet1 won 7-e, 1fter loling to the Everything Compltle 1\t!ds, ~~. and the ROllS· ton Colt. handed the New York 1 Nothing Down Mt1t1 their IIIII m.ight loH, , 36 Months To Pey San ,.._.,. at PIOtsb,trlh -wall rained out. Joltb and Hector Lo- I , filling in adlllirhlly for the i 1 River Report 1 Darwin eontbtuod !atllng ntrl bue hit o(, 1.;-pn>e jjlallnp~;;; relillop: 12·4• runnlnJ i ond hoi! ptov In the Alben• with 1 double_. Other Darwin IU,rollen, .......,... _ ~ on PDn>.,..,,·~lu- j l • --• 1coonty blaebln lelgue lead SUn· hilters were Dale lflrrloon Plel 2 11 MEXIC!I Cli'Y - ....... a.- By \IIIIW , _ .............! . 1H...._ II Nn Yorio Iday behind the hn>hll pltdilng • pair of otnpo and Bob Cut> sant ~~;;:If '- · pt, w aiMIJ hli Nld ljilthlr•lltbl . N-.1 l.lopl Loa AJii, ot l'!tlll•, I, lwHtlibt ~ o1 crtfty IIOUIItp1w Terty ()h. nlngham, Mlke Werry, P b I ·74 stltlonary, b , ,,. cbtm11 rh_lp with w. L. Pel. GB sa. rm. at Pltll,'t lwi•nilht !Inger. . 11sllilttlelt, Nod Swindell. 0 I' k FaliJ ·19 rilltttJ, CJw-MalestoanrM~ il ;"'""', ~~ Ill Ill- Loa Anflaloo ss a& . . HU..- 11 Cblelio Th Werry and Bob Eastman, ol .;:::~~- d~;.• .., iu Knt of .._ _ 11a11 rrlllcl... ~ - 1 40 .111 8\0 ill. L<Jullot Clnc:hmotl e D~ln nlnf 111;0 l!l singlet. DaMy Tolson an "~ '" · · """'·' 411 40 .545 7 .._.... ._.. .*••Y H lrtumph over Stewart Ghudt SlmJIIOnl hid the mly INGLI!W()(lil, ~ 411 41 .M4 ' W. L Pet. Go ;of Athena coonty. Stowort base knockt. Boot - • - ; New IMli'td 1itel 11-1 ..,.., Cloc:lo•oU 48 ,. .&1'1 Now Yorit M • · • . ·' Both hlta of! lastballer Ob- Darwin collected lour runa In Willi lilt 1111,111 llially1oold Go14 lllhoauk<o Ill 13 .517 8\!i. llOiton 411 ., .6$1 lll jllnger were IOtleu In ~ fiN! the llfllt when Grueoer walltod Ohio lll>er - Weste•n Cup at ~ tli!'_L l>lltll!ti<:ah 44 u 51111 IO<At 'l Cltl<qo .,- 40 ,551 s11 ; two lllllinl•· Ohlinger also a~ · tnd Pbll l!'trlndell, Ned II, 4:30 a.m.; HamU!Dn . Pbllatlelpitla a ,-411 .4113 IIIII Bltltimoro ., a .J4I 7 llowad only three hlllo to be hit dell, A. Harrison, and Eaotmon IS, 7 • .m.; Polly Crane do•'• II CIIJCAQO - Catt1f llpob _...HOuston IS 's7 .illlll 11 , MJnneoo1e 41 41 .5311 m ,out of the infield, otruck out hit back to back alncleo. 14, 1:13 p.m.; Dan, Quinn duelled B. Majbl' Ill C11J111ft tile New York 111 110 .3:111 21111 1CleYellnd 41 41 .517 nlne, and walked two, Darwin wm hoot the winners 14, 8:311 _p.m.: Alton_ Zephyr up 1 MON. - TyES. - WID. 1110,833 Amll'iola Do7'bJ ol Ill< .......,., Reoalto Loa Alli!Oieo 41 4t Stewarl otlrter Gory Parsons ol the first hall seasoo, T h e l4, midmght; Orlen1an up 14. ~uly U, 16, 17111 ' Hngton. l'ltUburlb S HOUSIOO 0 Dotroft • 411 "II' re.llevod in Ute lifth b)' Plains, next Sunday at 2 p.m. 3 a .~.; Blue Seal up 14, •.- ~11 Loo 41t1eleo 11 Now York 2 KIMU CiiJ' 1'1 5I Qtuck Dalley who ,.11 taken at Bedfon!. 1.m., Chrll Jr. clown 15, 5.1t OCEANl'Oin', N.J.- Dltidt4l7 Philadelphia 4 8an l"'andoOo ~ Wosltlnatan II 18 .3411 out in the fifth In lavor or Ron- Oanrln 000 240 000 - 8 9 I a.m.; Jobn Lldd Dun up 15, SWJ"'S P'IIIMIUM u)llel lha """""' ...... lo wlit Mllwaukto 7 St. Lbula 5 l!llardo;r'o -tto nie Golder. Stewart pitchers Stewart 0011 11011 000 _ o 2 1:20 a.m.; Orco down II, 2:50 ·u. S. Government ~ lllt,3111 ll•liCilllb Hnlll"!JJ Cltlcnao at Cincinnati, Ppd, rain Loa Aageleo 1 N.., Yorit 1 oltllck out nine and permitted Ohlinger and Grao,.r. o.m.: Valley Voyager up 16, at _ , . . . Pa ltioday'o -~~~ Waahlngton 4 Ba!Umort 1 three free paoaea. tons, Dalley 151 Golder a.m.; Dispatcher up II, 151 ln.,...INI AU MIAT Ball Frat!Ct..,. ol Pilllburgh, botlt Minnesota o Bolton 1 Darwin's Tom Gruooer &ot the and Simmon•. a.m.; Hamel M. up t7, 11ft YOlllt - 01111111 .~ 1ames pPtJ. rofn Klnalo City 1 Cleltoilnd s 55 a.m.: Coal Kln« up 17, capiUrod U. ...-nw,... Jllodl. Loo AllpiN 1 Phlladelpltla a. Ist, Clevelond 7 Kansu City 4 a.m.; San S.lvador cep • ~ iallie la.and 1 iltltt., ,.,. Detro~ at Cltleago, ppd., ralo 0 7 a.m.: Fraocio HOUJ)and Cbl~ , . . . . tlllr& Loa AnaeJeo a• Philadelphia ,lad, s-:ro -~~~ UJ1 18, 12:311 a.m.; John J . Rowe 1 lb. Cello Pkt. Ppd., t.liil New York 11 ltaftlll City 1 up 11. 3:55 1 .m .; Es-o PennsyJ. SI'AN'OON,Ilol -llploJ Ufllti. ~n I'*" Yorlt 3, tot 8 lnna. New York I Kansu City 0 <lad) vanil down 18, 5511 a.m.; For.Skinleu tlw nddH!l-lle. looli U. .... rain Loa '\ltgelel to Bootoo lllsll oythie down 18, 7 a.m.; A. E . 375 Delaware Olb ot llelaware Houotmt at NfW Yorlt, Ind. Ppd., BoaiO!! 5 !Ail Allgelea 1 lladl The second - k In tenn" llteWirts I ! Dykes dOwn ll2, 2:10p.m.; Palr11t1 Baltimore ·, Chlc:Q> 1 list I tnurnament ellmlnallons Jot SOFTBALL SLOW PITCH ten down 22. 4:05 a.m.: Zimmer Part. dlntt- 1 Mllwaulree 1. 1st Cbicqo 3 Baltlmore 1 lladl at e a. m. IOORV in The Ramblers look Hke Greenup 8:45 p.m.; IHinols LY111AM , IT. A!INIJS, llJtt- WlhJMI!tot 7 c:lncinllltU 8, 2nd Minnesota 5 Cleveland I llotl Mlddleport Park with Rill Swan team to beat In Women's Slow Groenup 9:55 p.m.; SlluOy lb, land- 11Gb Chorlil Ill LliOdo It Chicago I, lot M i - 1 Cielteland I t21tdi meellng Asa Bradbury. Pitch ao they are playing at down Greenup 4:50a.m.; Ed. . l.r.a boot 11Gb liGcltm ol Ll 0Uc110 1 so. Lou~ J, 2nd llotroit at WMb., I, ppd., raiD Otll tch od 1 5--11 clip, with !he Spitfires Bosworth down 31, 3:45a.m.; .Jnlln. Ciiil., Ia l pl1101llo wta MiiUJ'• Pllehm Mmt4o,.-. ,....lllo Plldlen to be"'M'!': M016 1 ay Dwer~ trolling ot 4-1. Annette Jones up 33, 5:30 a.m.; 0 11 thr ftriUIIt Opoll toll tltomploa. Cldoqo lit St. Loofs - FJ11- llootoo 11 Loa ADgaleo '" ••· arry . Blnao down 31 , uo a.m.: Ra•· shtp. ,.rlh IIHJ vs. Jlroilio tiO.SI. bO\Iquette I!Nl •• Lee l4--4l. Stumbo at 10:30 a. ln., and Ploy conlmued lhlo morning enswood down 33 _ 8, 15 p.m.; Loo AJiieles at PhtU!delphla _ New York ot """"" Buddy Moore vs. Dave easel at wtth the Cream Puffs meelinf Botyou Lorfaine down :IS, 7 LONDON - Jolla Peanel of lltpdale ttt-101 vo CUip n•?J. Ford 114-3l vs. Wlclrerlbam noon. the Middtello at I. The other a.m.; Jatnel HI... down 34, Nol'th..ot Louilllooa State College Houotoo at New Yorlt <2, twi- Clovelond ot MlmteMI Wedneada, Duffy Cralg coos r e C~IS ';;'mlng w&ll~ the 6 p.m.: Joey Chotin down 34, ,.. ·a Y/Orld pole vault record of nljhtl -Nottebart IS-41 end Joho- van 16-ll va StJcmiD 17-81. 81ainsl Tom Hollner in a match ;~ndls~c la~h tlhe l :Sfi a.m : Chorle~ StevenBOO 16 t... Ill lncheo. 11111 <!>Ill vs Willey tHI and Blltlatort at Cbl<1g0 :nllfttl leeturlnt tile IIIIAII fry · Von The P bytep _ymg ,__e, . P.~st. 34, 5, tO a.m. 1· 1 . • res r1ans tetiU " ' w•lt Crq <•141. R-.. IHI n ...... It-51. Jolmllltl tokes oo Bob Rice at I . , •••t 0~~ M . llwaukee at Cln("l.lln · 111 1n,... __ 1 . m. 1 nd uene ~poweII eague. ai!ll> with a 5-0 record. ·u Golhpolls - down Northern 10 ..u .SACRAM-e,-.,,v, Calli. _ •·•'1 _,.,. 1 at W•••••n-.......... g-25 m Dam . Beaver 10· Luna ot 8ott Fran<laco defeated --l.oMaster t~l Yl Moloney H4-' nlng I!Hll •• Rudolph IHI. meets Craig or Hoffner. Other softball play this week p Aiiqu· .· SlAw+ Oppormao, -""· to like 3). ' Tundoy'o 0....0 Furtlltr ellmlnatlono in table Is Tuesday at ' a. m. Spitfires I mp-'mR, H o:!~:rt~p n town th• Natinnl) Publlo Llnb pi! San Fntltllco at Pilbburtlh <1, Cleveland at Loo Angelo~ tennis begins Tueoday al 9 1. vs. Ramblers, and at 11, Thorn- 1:40·' · . ·Er h Woods ~hdmpionlhlp, lwklfglttl - Maridtll 114-41 ond Booton at Kto ...s City, night m. with John CUrd of Pam- Is vs. Presbyterians. 7:t 5 ::::.·: A. '~- aNa•h u 1.115 O'O.U till-til vo Frn•nd <I0-8l '""'! New Yort ot M -. nllht RD meeting Joo SIA!phen- Wednesday. 9 a. nt, Church 1 m P KANSAS CITY, Mo. - ~arit Gibbon 13-lll. BaiUmM II Dotroll. alibi folloWed by Cra]fl R.lwl· of Chris! (woem's) vs. Spit· . . W)o.n hecame the 14th pitehet, _ , . . a.Waaltlnston at l>elmlt, ldlltl vo. Dave Casci at 9:311, fires; II a. m., Church of Kaoawbll Rive.- - Lillie Edf' \" " Ul win 30CJ major lttpt Swan VI. Don Nelson at 10, Ch["ist lboyal vs. Hannigans. ward down Marmet 12 :25 ::t ·~ : 1-- hall sames when flo pil<llod . PoweU ••- Tom Hoffner Thursday, i a. m. Methodists A. V. Chris down Wlnfteld 2:211 It ' l 'kovellnd lndiaDI to. 1-4 ·~ ~· Me ~ 10:3D, Jobn Tannf'lhille vs. vs. Church of Christ (women's) p.m.; Merrill up Winfield 1:45 . ' . :JVf>t Kanab City in the !leeJctlnMIR at 11 and Jm-y and at 11 a . m., Thoma• vs. p.m.; Elgercllff up Winfield 1' ·. ,.1 J!Ome of • cloublt-er. · n. Terry Hannlpn. Baptist (~ya) . 25 p.m.; C. V. Hamer doWI1 S.U, FAST PITCH Friday, 9 a _ m., Cream Puffs Winfield 2:50 .a .m.; Esso West Yosemite "1\.\Sl'AO, SWeden - DfiDnll, HarrilonvlUe aDd the Mel1s vs. Ramblers, and at 11 a . m., Virginia down Winfield 4·50 Yallow ;· ; ~ tnn Of BIHnfield, C.IH.,! emerpd_tied with J.l Presbyterians vs. Methodists a .m.; Lucy Jane Lucas up Win- 1 r.•:unl'd with Eddl BudlDR of Oft. last wek 111 Men's Fast (boys). Field 5:35 a.m. Clint ' "1 I<> Wlo lht mi•OII tloubleo play. Mitch,. oonllnue Standlnt• (boyol li' le Ill u.. _SWI!dlsh Lowo Tetttlil W~ay, July 17, at 6 p m., Pr•••yterlaoo ........ '5 •1 GIVE DINNER • 'lmp1011ahipl. with Hobeon n, Stewarts; at -Baptists I -- · · p. m·~ "''h.unday, Kaiser meets Thomas .. · · . . · · .. ~ . . . t 3 Mr. and Mn. C1yde Fisher, 1 '''ENGEN, SWillerllnd - fton• •••-' and Saturday at 8 p. llannlpno .. .. .. .. . .. . I 4 Middleport, •ntertoined wilh a ., >lrKMl2ie ol A-aila -the ffiRAM <UP!I - Mel Triploll, Ina. !:von 10• I ev~..- 1.1 Harrisonville vs. Kaiser. Metbedloll ....... . 2 4 HALVES .,. " ' singl.. Uile ol an Jbteroa, obtained In • winter trode And I ntode 17 - . . Sllndloga Cbarcb of Christ . . . . . I 5 family dinner Saturday 2V. OR t l -- .,fll ftrinlr. Tou111MI1Mt wleft the Minnesota Vikings, . 50 or • kidloffa ~ lbl 3 1 WOMEN'S honoring Staff Sgt . Sarah J . cons SLICED t r Jtubinoff ol Miami, tlo., WAI he'• the man to team up Van BroCtllD .. I I Rambler• I Fisher who left today r b ...., to quit with loa cr""pa In Jim Brown In the 8fli'IIOS against <'Ofilia .. .. .. . .. .. • I I S]liUJm 4 : Hawaii for two years. Attend- , ~_ _ Chicago Whi~ Sox remained in !' a virtual tie for serond by spJft. i ting twinbills. ~ Red Sox blanked the I..OS: Angele!i! Angels, 1 5-0, alter oufferlng a lo-1 sothlck : and the 'llltlte So• pulled oul 1 1 3·2 victo~ after losing t.o ttlf' I -:' 168.00 AND ~vents Summary 1 Tied For 8o<Oid IOhlinger Is 'roo Much For 4 '1 I TW.- Weeke~Sp0rts ·. s·, I IB·rown ·y r•p Iett · H as I A Few wo· rds * * . * T w· New York Conhnues 0 ID Wf't. h f M&M p ~f I ou ower 8af s ft.• TIM • • bli oUowed bl': • than, olngle by Dirk Joi!IIIOII, j A powerful Fruth'• ,Phorma- f;ames on tap. At 6:30, IM G~lThe Pomeroy Jets mad• a 11·ngle by •-- G-"-m, 01111 bt ....., '"" 1cy team of Pt. pleasant becamo , ipolis Indians meet the SYfa· three hits stand up for eJi • · baoeo loaded. triple by R.llplt ,the first thrtie-8•1111! ll'innet in ,CIIS. Gtants in the llrsl game, runs,._ln the first two lnninaa Thomas. the Kyger ~k Tocrnament Ithen at ?:30 the Pomeroy 'l'lg- as they eliminated the Galli- They increased their lead to !Saturday night with a 15-3 vtc· :crs ~nd Middleport Yanks <i.,h polls Athlettcs 8-1. ~ 1:!-4 In the se<tlnd frame in ~Ory over the Pomero)' Red- and m the ~ : 30. nightcap, It will The Jets scored three run~ In which starting pticher K fl J I y ,· Jegs. be the I th Red ,8 Meats 1Ch hi GaJhpoh. Red1 o; Tigers Ys the . the first frame when Varlil McKenzie was shelled from 1 n er ga~es. es re egs. Phillips Wll~ H8fe on an error, Ule moond lhd reUeved by of . pt, Pleasatlt d~feattd the 1 ijere is a summary of S~tur- Kenny EnsJish alammed a dou• Steve Haggy. _Middleport Senators 4-l, and !day's action. ble, and Jeff Werry dOO~Ied Fruth's used three walks, an the Pomeroy Jets ellnlmated t FIRST GAME iand later scored on a throwini errOr a two run horner by ·Mike the Gallipolis Athlellcs by an Red's Meats of Pt. Pleasnat error. IMirnh'out and • ·-·ble by Leu II I I Rac·e~r 'Point Pleasant Team Wins ~~~~~~~rd"=~~~:=:. -~ Th • d st •-ht Kc G If raig ' - ame =·~ .~': :!..~"!"~:"' IW~~~. w!I~n~:· :=--lb. : J J ootftve, .nd DO N The up oueh huge lead that they may be able to let the New York 1 .\ leis play out the last month of the sc~edulfl.fllr them. 1 Its been almost a decade-19fi5. to be exact-since my National Le~~gue team held 1 6 \', •game flrst-pl 9ce leid al this stage or the race and, lest It be forgotten, hoi was the year In which the Dodgers gave Brooklyn , lis one and only world championship. . Apparently determined tG avoid eago W.hite Sox, losing thE> sec .. ..... thai I ODd game, 3..... • af•·8 repel ition ol t he l.:vuapll ~- a 6·s VIC· i !.'Ost them the 1962 pennant, the tory. The Dettoit • Washington · Dudgers increased thei r 19113 twinbiJI was rained out. lead to 6"2 g&mes sunda~- whE'nl rhe Cardinals unleased 1 Ui·! ' --------~---~-----~-~t·"D:::1ll"-ly~S;;:e::n«u=~.:i'l,'P"-o=m:::e:::ro=r::iM;iil;;:ddl;o;;;epo;;;:;ri.-,'iio~.•1J::iy]h:y"'ll:i&~.iiaeaiiii by thUmping the Pomeroy Rod- - ' ' ' N•ll!l'l ...M••al!i'INI Chlckt11 . CrHEII Of Jc Oft ....,., 10 'll.O.. C:.•\ s �• ·. ./ ' I j, . ,, •• ~·' . ' Sell Your 'Don't Needs' Tolle~, Foo The. Ein~ For Tha-t Summer Vacatjon . . Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, Classified Ads Get Results. July 15, 1951 CHEYROLE1 BISCAYNE 4-DOOR 1960 BUICK Tb•' dlnetor J!l, Wtll Dl aeeepl'eo ~U.t F.OI 4. . . Da" ..,. Puht..UO. a FOR SALE r..,.... ..... ,.... 1'111 om• '"corTvt uuertlo• RATFS For want Ad Ser.icl MARK IV AUTO • C111nt1 pet •ora. ~tae aterll.,.._ W:lnh,.11m Cllarp • I!MIW o Cent~. per •ona fo• t"llJ'MM ro• U.S.rti<IU P'Uil rile "' 4 cent. Pft •<tN trW be e harted for ad•ertlllftJ lt 1101 n~td witt-liD lP dll'' affe'l' - ' " ' iaJ o\U CAlli:> Of fRANK& - ll.Z for nullmiZ.Ill won' •~ ,, t Dllhlhlll. . .....,a OFFICI'. IIOURS ...,"' To Have Your FURNACE to" ~:01 ' t' o\ M 1<> -ll :;sfl I M llaUJ 12:00 110011 IT'S SO EASY TO PLA<.:E A REsrrt 'J PRoOllt'JNG W».N'l AD Sales & Servica llle• lllid , . .. _.,.. II llllp IMII'i klftt JO 'f1m 1JUN LOST & FOUND ,; ; JC•m UIJ bopll ..... will be DO THE HAGUE (UPJ)' - QQeeD liar cao help 01 ... Nq It lo "P ra 11 tC 111 'a IIIII JD 1lldob ~~~~~- PriMe :ser.Mrd 111!'1 Untied , _ talco otl ol to tho GetworU In crut part to s..vij,' Viol N1111 ....._ MDhiD1 . HO!.LYWOOD IUPU - -help ochlw• lhfo 11001 by pa111na ...Crvn l'rlllcoa 811 llo will ....U "' walcb IIIMikla by· to uae what Tellbor hao to oft dled 1111111 ...... • _ . Jluol. a llat. 'Iiiii lo OaL M. • Fo , : . • •· dhilt rel'&k'll w -d• palMI lfGh•mao Mid. . - ,. - . , "oloolep. 'ndl paol awp." pluo. ""'- rraa- Tilt U.L Mans bu n- n. v1o11 11 1o NIWII fGr lit w..k, CJ!S.TV'o Uve oil<!·'• "' clio boo rtplocod BIB CUIIoa u md • 1111 ftlll a 1 't et our .tale loll 111111o ._ 1111111 tl Jru tr"!'satlallti'i._ broadceot ~ tho 111111t boot <1. NliC-'I'V'a ''J'o. " " · ' "' the Urat ellirlvenlr)' of Telltar aJabl" obow for tho ftrot o1 Jolla. "'I • II lilt ~ <l.m 1.116t. . was blacked out ID Eu11Jpe wheo 113' Clarooo'a 1wo Wllb ot 1'1 anco refilled lo lei ill 8J'OIIIId lloo 211-Aug. I. ..Hoat fGr tho •eauon relay the program to t11t ....... ......, reDIIfDo oM world ... But It Willi IIIII the 111011, lllbo mad< the omllh I'ICOrd I" M.Cioclotwu: first time that French olnglemlnd- olbum "My !loll, the Folk llhlgw." l.U'NI:r Gr. ftesa callled a Telstar rhubarb... c..1IIJ aUa 17 • NIC-'IV'a Lllonto -fro The rocont dloagreemenl eame "llall Ill 1'11111'' will ollw 11.. ~ becauH France did 1101 ..,. for clrllllll iD 1111 oew IIIIOD, 1ome ol the polltleol mattero db- 1111J oa Oct. 10 wllb 1 IIIJ.mfJtuto 10.01& I. Cortaba <Utsed by Dwight Ellenhower 111111 ropu1 of Sbct 1peare'o "The , FlO~• otb" world figureo on the Inter- Tompeot," ataniDg llluri01 llf.. Datlonal "Town MeetlDf' In 101, lllcbard Burton, lloddJ J11o. 12. I'll• . . ., America . . . Lui year, lite!- o Dowall, Tom aDd 1M Reo 21. 'l'lllloJatooomo couperatJve effort had been 181:, mlc* ...•.• The aut two drama~ U.PaNiotl France jumped the gun ud mode will be: couturlor history b)' oending the tlral Eu- -On Nov. 1.1, a SO.mlnute adal" 11.Reft...... tollld I'Oil'!&n program triDSmlttecl In· taUon of Sidney Kln8BI•y'a pru. 11)'slarttaneoualy to the Unlted Stateo. winning IJI43 play "The Ptlriots. • li.BaUtuot t.Tblcl<mal>l troops Tolllor u4 tho 1o., The with Charlton H - u Thomu l.t.Droma: 1 1."10... Meeting" broodcul Jeflel'OOil, and llle atory eeoleriJtC Jop. u.u1T,WoUbrought lo mind historian Arnold oo the bitter struggle qver wbetJ>. 19. Adam'• bel~ Thynboe'o words about Tolotar- er this aatloo wu to rest Ito IO.Koval>lt "The whole lace ol tho pleet bao pow..- with tilt people or an autoalrtady been turned by acieoee cratle landed gentry. II.Cvot\11 iato a alotlle mUitary .....,. 11/1, -During tbe Christmas season, U . Ooaroo . Kale meep le blunter languaflO, Into 1 olnglo u orlginol leloploy with '!'ullle, a 21. Blue graM potential slaught.emou.oe. In tllla "A Cry ol AnflOls," buod on tho 2& Part of llerrlble slluation, ootblnc ClOUld llle of the 18th ...lUI')' compooor "to be" have heeD more timely than o George Fr«<erlck Handel ond blo lurliler Invention thol promlles to creation, "The lleaslah." Willie turn the whole laeo of the plane1 ID llot • - • NJ!C.TV AYB II II lito llle common home of a united plaaniJII, lor 11M 1116US HUOD, :pookm human lllni11 ...To set to know • ball-hour advenlurt oerlu baoed each other oo a worldwide ...1, on the .....ru movie, "Flipper" GASOLINI ALLEY II lho human race'a moot urgent ...It Ia about a boy aDd 1 dol.... toclaJ; and IIIII Ia wbero Ttl- pbiD. _ · - - - - - J.., .... . -- ....r.:--. . .... - .. -llld ··... -_ age, one acre ground in land. S. D. Buskirk, Ohio. I , "''1111:1116t1""....,11' II SAMPLE OF IllS WORK TO SHOW IAAW 1'-oill.l.lf.I~Y} 0: DAILY CRYPTOQUO'l'E II eMost Popular Unit In The U. ~ . A. -.., l ul'- -.. 0 t70Nl NV.&. day, July 13. Whitey Beegle and the El Rancho band. 7 12 2tc UXIBXBOH BII'OYKilH MDYAXIIIlBA HNOBBY.-IDA. GNJ: ·--·-· ...-- BLAETTNAR'S Auto 1 dlthront. A. CJrrple1nm Quo&aU.. NOTICES ROUND AND SQUARE dance at Maplewood Lake, Satur· Here'• · - to worll It: .a.lr;'I'DLB.a.AXB LO:NGrllLLOW Ou letter atmpiJ' fltaadl. for another. ID thl• .-mpl• A. Ill \LIId fvr Ul1 Uu'M L'l, X for till- two 0'1, •te. SlnJle lettera. apoeo trophl-. Ule leqtb ad formation of the WQI"• are all tunt.a. ea. Large coruer lot. modeled. CaD WY Z-3818. S340·00INSTALLED Bale..,.. OPJptDquote1 '1"111: COlOroN CURSE OF MAN~ AND IGNORANCE.-SHAKESPii:ARil ~y POMEROY, 0. SHOTGUN Shoot at Meigs Hunters club at tO:OO a. Sunday, July 14. Public . ed. 7 12. 3tc I OSE WEIGHT safety w i I h "'" •. :WMPO ,.Radio MONDAY TBRU FRIDAY DIAIJAX !formerly OEX·A DIET) new name, same for· rk UISUI'&IIC ea.ncelled? Wt yow opetc.t.or lieeose' Call WY Z.tu&b 3 ROOMS t . ONLY ~99 t3Q.OD Dowo C.vtt~l•t Bal- 111 Tenn. FURNITURE CO. MASON. W. VA. Choice of professional painters! MASTER PIIITERl HOUSEP1111 SPECIAl- &T For Sale $45·9 ' An ercallant-qua)ity white '*- paint ' '/ at ail uceptionally low price. Bruabea He handles hla motcboo and campfin u carofully u bil .riflo and shOI6111l. He lmowa that niJ!O OUI of every teo forat fim ..,. c:auaod b)' man.,Jk boiJII prowot forest tim b)' foUOwinJI ' ~·· AIIC'L . Alwoyo •lnoak IDIItdloo ia two. le owe YOII clroWD alllljoo ool. Cnllb all doo4 'Oiflln ... . . ublray. ' . -~ ... -n . .IIYIIIiT Nll81tT 11111•8 I lll}ootbly - - wall-lift. PJ'Otectl9n•.Contmlled -)' '~!bit~. Breokfast Party Jones Buick Show f :00 SIIPI On Newo Potka Party PubUe ServiN 6:05 Sacred Heart I :Jl Country Jomboree Top Ten Show 6:30 Farr• Newa 12 :00 Noon Report 7:0ii BreakfaSt Party 12:30 Rev. Merlin Teets "'HIIW do J011 think this will go wltil )'OUr new I: 05 Plat tor Party calf oluba, dear?" 7:lii Brlghl Star Show &:00 Sundown serenade 7·35 P1eklns lldwr Sbow 7:30 Sign Off 7•50 Nowa Report - Oblo 8:00 Sign Ofl - June 8?00 Breaklast Party SUNDAy 8:110 Breakfast Party IIOp 7:30 Sign On Newo I\IGDdljp ltn l"rrdaJ U:55 Mason County News 9:05 Collee Will> Janel 8:00 Baptist Layman's Hour 1:00 !lip Oil 12:00 Community News 9' 45 Betty Newton 8:35 Hour of Deliveranl"e 6:05 Musieal Clock 12:05 Noon News IO:OS Ministerial Assoc. (ReY. Paul Jooos) 1:4111 N,., 12:10 Ohio News 10:30 Country Hoe Down 9:00 Wings of Healing 1-10 Mllldcal Clock 12:1J Markota . II :Oii Swap Shot: 9:30 Sunday Show 7:30 Nfwll P:zdUnes 12:20 BuDelin Board II :30 Farm News 10:00 Voke o1 Prophecy f:IO liu8lcaJ Clock 12:25 Newo 0 Grams 11 :40 Famil)l Worship Hour-Tbu 10:35 Sunday Show The lJfellne 12:30 Agriculture As•nt 112:00 Noon Report 11 :00 Country Hymntime 1:00 Ohio Valley N.... 12:45 Country Go Round 12:1$ Musle Just For You 12:00 Noon Report 1:05 World lo Ohio Ne1n l:llli News Beat Goo"ler's Guesl Star·Frl 12:15 Tho Search 1:10 Sporb Today 112:1& Z:OO Country Go Round 3:00 Platter Party 12•110 Rev Merlin 'l'oeil S:B Weather Pldure 2:55 Newo Beat 4:15 Blaettnar Auto Show I :00 Billy Graham' I: 16 Mttalcal Clock 3:110 llld Way Matinee 4:30 Local News I :30 The Lutheran Rour 8:116 Community . N8111 S:~ Newo Beat 4:55 Bill Stern Sports 2:00 Signs of the Time• t:OO Latcbstrlng t:OO lltoclna with Doss 6:00 Bowllnl! Scorto (Rev. w. s. Billups) ·9:11& Publlc Service 4:30 lntarchonae 6·05 Van p, trick Sports 2·15 Public Service 1:46 Famlly Worship Raur 5:00 Coml!lwdlf Newo 6:20 Sundown Serenode 2:35 The Big Life 10:00 Mason County New• 5:06 World a NaUIItlll News 7:05 The World Totl.ay 3:00 Sunday Showca.. 10:05 Talk of the Towr. I:IJ Spotllgbt OD Sporu 7:30 Sign 011 4:00 I! our oJ Decision 10:55 News $:25 Wealberelll 8:00 Sign OffJuoe 4:45 Jobn Griffin 11:116 Moi'nlns Melndlea 5: 30 Dinner llualcalt SATURDAY $:00 Sund•y Showeose (except Friday: Clt~.b 5:55 Inside llaob 1:00 Sign On News 1:00 Sundown Sereoade Bells Ring\ f:OO &lllael Bmt. 8:05 Country Jamboree 7:30 Sip Oil 11:45 World NeWI 8:00 Slcn Off · 1:30 Farm Newo 8:00 Siea Off - June Br HAROLD GRAY UH-111>1 ! JUVI' ABOUT. BUT 'l1f lllfll. HEWS 18 SHft "' LtlW WITIIANf&f 1:• MASOJj SMOKEY SALUTES/The C••ful Hunter 7:06 9: 15 10:05 10:35 11:05 WJEH RADIO New Furniture ··-- SO I ro llRIN& 8ACI( -4111H1...: D•fLY CROSSWORD or 24,000 Miles and red life vesl left on Middleport landing July 4th. Reward . Contact· Harley Stalnaker, WY 2-6961. 7 12 3tc L5 ly FIID LAISWILI ......_ eGuaranteed 24 Months LOST: Set of adull water skies K ' I IJ IUCII I1V · - • Transferable When You Trade Cars ------ St m.. ,..... lloiM rr.otllmWJ ~ iiiJ. • Fits Almost Every Car i'HONE WY 2-2157 mula Only !Nic al Drugs. rr.~c~~~~ "~' 1111* ' I Yle•• C:l .. ned •nd Checked for Winter peJ 8:30 A M SITUJ'Iia\' 1 AIR CONDITIONING I!Oacb 11"dlt1a'ft. Oht~arl•• WE GLADLY LOAN a Blue Lustre Carpet Shapooer with I purchase of Blue Lustre Shampoo. Baker Furniture, Middleport. 7·9-6tc 1 Wo\EOOli'OII tgpil - 'l'l!o WbHa JIMo ltM tDIII AIDtriCU .. ~t.­ t.C.IIId .._ Now Is The Time Baker & Seyfried oab- u.ber Will "m nr .-..po!Wibla tor •U •onl lUlU HOT DOGS, reg. 15<:, foot long USED CLOTfllf·JG- bargalns. 25c. Jack's Dairy Bar, Mid· Women's dresses 25-50 cents, 1 dleport . 7-!1-6tc Men 's and Boys' panls and -==:-:--..,.-----=6-,-:8 Uc shirts 25-50 cents. Men's shoes Phones WY2-3994-WY2-Q01 HOUSE for sale or trade for a and hats. Smith's Clothing 691 w. M•in St Pomeroy place in Middleport. S i • Store. Open 7 days a week. r,.,...,.....,..',ijj~j(ijm~...,....,..~ rooms, bath, basement, . Letart Falls, Ohio. 7-15-30tp water, electricity, gas, to •IH' or reia!' 111• ·~ de~ obJeett..,an'D-an ilbo1:lhl bor al u.'-"'----- $1695 POMEROY, OHIO REGULATIONS I.CUtift Of' NIONWAYI .IUif 1, . IHI Cool, Oil or Goo COIIIUlCTlUNS ~ tb1111 IRJ •nil $895 CAN<.;Ell.ATIONS tm.-dlatel7 ran•• UMt rifht. all ~. P. I . IIIA.IHI.TD, ,Director rtlj~l ~ POo~:~~!E~~rao~.M~o. t'(jf) el ~ ~-... rep~.Tt.ed ... COIIIT&ACfOQ 011 OMIO LeSabrE" 4 - 0r~or . Locally owned, automatic trans . Power steering , cle~ttt interior, all good tires, radio and heatt>r_ 1960 CHEVROLET H.T. COUPE $1795 Low mileage by original ownt'r. Beige finish, spotless clean interior. V8 motor , automatic trans., radio and heater, hke new whitewall tires u.~~~""~".!'!"• IIODdaJ Ollad.llnP .,., A. a punluner lEGAl NOTia LEGAL NOTICE OriBinal all the way, spotless interior, blark and whtte finish, va motor . J-'owerglide, whitewall, radio and heater &:oo r • Tb~ ~ Trade 'n' Travel Time USED CAR BUYS WANT AD INFORMATION ror ESTATE . TELEVISION IN REVIEW • wn : •• ctw '' )leUII of dw!kiJII keepe Jt ! TERRY Br GEORGE WOND!I ABBI! AND SLATS -- By RAEBURN VANBUREN l ~-rttiCt.)T YOU~· VOU AND SLATS, ~.J AND 8EC(('f! �• ·. ./ ' I j, . ,, •• ~·' . ' Sell Your 'Don't Needs' Tolle~, Foo The. Ein~ For Tha-t Summer Vacatjon . . Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, Classified Ads Get Results. July 15, 1951 CHEYROLE1 BISCAYNE 4-DOOR 1960 BUICK Tb•' dlnetor J!l, Wtll Dl aeeepl'eo ~U.t F.OI 4. . . Da" ..,. Puht..UO. a FOR SALE r..,.... ..... ,.... 1'111 om• '"corTvt uuertlo• RATFS For want Ad Ser.icl MARK IV AUTO • C111nt1 pet •ora. ~tae aterll.,.._ W:lnh,.11m Cllarp • I!MIW o Cent~. per •ona fo• t"llJ'MM ro• U.S.rti<IU P'Uil rile "' 4 cent. Pft •<tN trW be e harted for ad•ertlllftJ lt 1101 n~td witt-liD lP dll'' affe'l' - ' " ' iaJ o\U CAlli:> Of fRANK& - ll.Z for nullmiZ.Ill won' •~ ,, t Dllhlhlll. . .....,a OFFICI'. IIOURS ...,"' To Have Your FURNACE to" ~:01 ' t' o\ M 1<> -ll :;sfl I M llaUJ 12:00 110011 IT'S SO EASY TO PLA<.:E A REsrrt 'J PRoOllt'JNG W».N'l AD Sales & Servica llle• lllid , . .. _.,.. II llllp IMII'i klftt JO 'f1m 1JUN LOST & FOUND ,; ; JC•m UIJ bopll ..... will be DO THE HAGUE (UPJ)' - QQeeD liar cao help 01 ... Nq It lo "P ra 11 tC 111 'a IIIII JD 1lldob ~~~~~- PriMe :ser.Mrd 111!'1 Untied , _ talco otl ol to tho GetworU In crut part to s..vij,' Viol N1111 ....._ MDhiD1 . HO!.LYWOOD IUPU - -help ochlw• lhfo 11001 by pa111na ...Crvn l'rlllcoa 811 llo will ....U "' walcb IIIMikla by· to uae what Tellbor hao to oft dled 1111111 ...... • _ . Jluol. a llat. 'Iiiii lo OaL M. • Fo , : . • •· dhilt rel'&k'll w -d• palMI lfGh•mao Mid. . - ,. - . , "oloolep. 'ndl paol awp." pluo. ""'- rraa- Tilt U.L Mans bu n- n. v1o11 11 1o NIWII fGr lit w..k, CJ!S.TV'o Uve oil<!·'• "' clio boo rtplocod BIB CUIIoa u md • 1111 ftlll a 1 't et our .tale loll 111111o ._ 1111111 tl Jru tr"!'satlallti'i._ broadceot ~ tho 111111t boot <1. NliC-'I'V'a ''J'o. " " · ' "' the Urat ellirlvenlr)' of Telltar aJabl" obow for tho ftrot o1 Jolla. "'I • II lilt ~ <l.m 1.116t. . was blacked out ID Eu11Jpe wheo 113' Clarooo'a 1wo Wllb ot 1'1 anco refilled lo lei ill 8J'OIIIId lloo 211-Aug. I. ..Hoat fGr tho •eauon relay the program to t11t ....... ......, reDIIfDo oM world ... But It Willi IIIII the 111011, lllbo mad< the omllh I'ICOrd I" M.Cioclotwu: first time that French olnglemlnd- olbum "My !loll, the Folk llhlgw." l.U'NI:r Gr. ftesa callled a Telstar rhubarb... c..1IIJ aUa 17 • NIC-'IV'a Lllonto -fro The rocont dloagreemenl eame "llall Ill 1'11111'' will ollw 11.. ~ becauH France did 1101 ..,. for clrllllll iD 1111 oew IIIIOD, 1ome ol the polltleol mattero db- 1111J oa Oct. 10 wllb 1 IIIJ.mfJtuto 10.01& I. Cortaba <Utsed by Dwight Ellenhower 111111 ropu1 of Sbct 1peare'o "The , FlO~• otb" world figureo on the Inter- Tompeot," ataniDg llluri01 llf.. Datlonal "Town MeetlDf' In 101, lllcbard Burton, lloddJ J11o. 12. I'll• . . ., America . . . Lui year, lite!- o Dowall, Tom aDd 1M Reo 21. 'l'lllloJatooomo couperatJve effort had been 181:, mlc* ...•.• The aut two drama~ U.PaNiotl France jumped the gun ud mode will be: couturlor history b)' oending the tlral Eu- -On Nov. 1.1, a SO.mlnute adal" 11.Reft...... tollld I'Oil'!&n program triDSmlttecl In· taUon of Sidney Kln8BI•y'a pru. 11)'slarttaneoualy to the Unlted Stateo. winning IJI43 play "The Ptlriots. • li.BaUtuot t.Tblcl<mal>l troops Tolllor u4 tho 1o., The with Charlton H - u Thomu l.t.Droma: 1 1."10... Meeting" broodcul Jeflel'OOil, and llle atory eeoleriJtC Jop. u.u1T,WoUbrought lo mind historian Arnold oo the bitter struggle qver wbetJ>. 19. Adam'• bel~ Thynboe'o words about Tolotar- er this aatloo wu to rest Ito IO.Koval>lt "The whole lace ol tho pleet bao pow..- with tilt people or an autoalrtady been turned by acieoee cratle landed gentry. II.Cvot\11 iato a alotlle mUitary .....,. 11/1, -During tbe Christmas season, U . Ooaroo . Kale meep le blunter languaflO, Into 1 olnglo u orlginol leloploy with '!'ullle, a 21. Blue graM potential slaught.emou.oe. In tllla "A Cry ol AnflOls," buod on tho 2& Part of llerrlble slluation, ootblnc ClOUld llle of the 18th ...lUI')' compooor "to be" have heeD more timely than o George Fr«<erlck Handel ond blo lurliler Invention thol promlles to creation, "The lleaslah." Willie turn the whole laeo of the plane1 ID llot • - • NJ!C.TV AYB II II lito llle common home of a united plaaniJII, lor 11M 1116US HUOD, :pookm human lllni11 ...To set to know • ball-hour advenlurt oerlu baoed each other oo a worldwide ...1, on the .....ru movie, "Flipper" GASOLINI ALLEY II lho human race'a moot urgent ...It Ia about a boy aDd 1 dol.... toclaJ; and IIIII Ia wbero Ttl- pbiD. _ · - - - - - J.., .... . -- ....r.:--. . .... - .. -llld ··... -_ age, one acre ground in land. S. D. Buskirk, Ohio. I , "''1111:1116t1""....,11' II SAMPLE OF IllS WORK TO SHOW IAAW 1'-oill.l.lf.I~Y} 0: DAILY CRYPTOQUO'l'E II eMost Popular Unit In The U. ~ . A. -.., l ul'- -.. 0 t70Nl NV.&. day, July 13. Whitey Beegle and the El Rancho band. 7 12 2tc UXIBXBOH BII'OYKilH MDYAXIIIlBA HNOBBY.-IDA. GNJ: ·--·-· ...-- BLAETTNAR'S Auto 1 dlthront. A. CJrrple1nm Quo&aU.. NOTICES ROUND AND SQUARE dance at Maplewood Lake, Satur· Here'• · - to worll It: .a.lr;'I'DLB.a.AXB LO:NGrllLLOW Ou letter atmpiJ' fltaadl. for another. ID thl• .-mpl• A. Ill \LIId fvr Ul1 Uu'M L'l, X for till- two 0'1, •te. SlnJle lettera. apoeo trophl-. Ule leqtb ad formation of the WQI"• are all tunt.a. ea. Large coruer lot. modeled. CaD WY Z-3818. S340·00INSTALLED Bale..,.. OPJptDquote1 '1"111: COlOroN CURSE OF MAN~ AND IGNORANCE.-SHAKESPii:ARil ~y POMEROY, 0. SHOTGUN Shoot at Meigs Hunters club at tO:OO a. Sunday, July 14. Public . ed. 7 12. 3tc I OSE WEIGHT safety w i I h "'" •. :WMPO ,.Radio MONDAY TBRU FRIDAY DIAIJAX !formerly OEX·A DIET) new name, same for· rk UISUI'&IIC ea.ncelled? Wt yow opetc.t.or lieeose' Call WY Z.tu&b 3 ROOMS t . ONLY ~99 t3Q.OD Dowo C.vtt~l•t Bal- 111 Tenn. FURNITURE CO. MASON. W. VA. Choice of professional painters! MASTER PIIITERl HOUSEP1111 SPECIAl- &T For Sale $45·9 ' An ercallant-qua)ity white '*- paint ' '/ at ail uceptionally low price. Bruabea He handles hla motcboo and campfin u carofully u bil .riflo and shOI6111l. He lmowa that niJ!O OUI of every teo forat fim ..,. c:auaod b)' man.,Jk boiJII prowot forest tim b)' foUOwinJI ' ~·· AIIC'L . Alwoyo •lnoak IDIItdloo ia two. le owe YOII clroWD alllljoo ool. Cnllb all doo4 'Oiflln ... . . ublray. ' . -~ ... -n . .IIYIIIiT Nll81tT 11111•8 I lll}ootbly - - wall-lift. PJ'Otectl9n•.Contmlled -)' '~!bit~. Breokfast Party Jones Buick Show f :00 SIIPI On Newo Potka Party PubUe ServiN 6:05 Sacred Heart I :Jl Country Jomboree Top Ten Show 6:30 Farr• Newa 12 :00 Noon Report 7:0ii BreakfaSt Party 12:30 Rev. Merlin Teets "'HIIW do J011 think this will go wltil )'OUr new I: 05 Plat tor Party calf oluba, dear?" 7:lii Brlghl Star Show &:00 Sundown serenade 7·35 P1eklns lldwr Sbow 7:30 Sign Off 7•50 Nowa Report - Oblo 8:00 Sign Ofl - June 8?00 Breaklast Party SUNDAy 8:110 Breakfast Party IIOp 7:30 Sign On Newo I\IGDdljp ltn l"rrdaJ U:55 Mason County News 9:05 Collee Will> Janel 8:00 Baptist Layman's Hour 1:00 !lip Oil 12:00 Community News 9' 45 Betty Newton 8:35 Hour of Deliveranl"e 6:05 Musieal Clock 12:05 Noon News IO:OS Ministerial Assoc. (ReY. Paul Jooos) 1:4111 N,., 12:10 Ohio News 10:30 Country Hoe Down 9:00 Wings of Healing 1-10 Mllldcal Clock 12:1J Markota . II :Oii Swap Shot: 9:30 Sunday Show 7:30 Nfwll P:zdUnes 12:20 BuDelin Board II :30 Farm News 10:00 Voke o1 Prophecy f:IO liu8lcaJ Clock 12:25 Newo 0 Grams 11 :40 Famil)l Worship Hour-Tbu 10:35 Sunday Show The lJfellne 12:30 Agriculture As•nt 112:00 Noon Report 11 :00 Country Hymntime 1:00 Ohio Valley N.... 12:45 Country Go Round 12:1$ Musle Just For You 12:00 Noon Report 1:05 World lo Ohio Ne1n l:llli News Beat Goo"ler's Guesl Star·Frl 12:15 Tho Search 1:10 Sporb Today 112:1& Z:OO Country Go Round 3:00 Platter Party 12•110 Rev Merlin 'l'oeil S:B Weather Pldure 2:55 Newo Beat 4:15 Blaettnar Auto Show I :00 Billy Graham' I: 16 Mttalcal Clock 3:110 llld Way Matinee 4:30 Local News I :30 The Lutheran Rour 8:116 Community . N8111 S:~ Newo Beat 4:55 Bill Stern Sports 2:00 Signs of the Time• t:OO Latcbstrlng t:OO lltoclna with Doss 6:00 Bowllnl! Scorto (Rev. w. s. Billups) ·9:11& Publlc Service 4:30 lntarchonae 6·05 Van p, trick Sports 2·15 Public Service 1:46 Famlly Worship Raur 5:00 Coml!lwdlf Newo 6:20 Sundown Serenode 2:35 The Big Life 10:00 Mason County New• 5:06 World a NaUIItlll News 7:05 The World Totl.ay 3:00 Sunday Showca.. 10:05 Talk of the Towr. I:IJ Spotllgbt OD Sporu 7:30 Sign 011 4:00 I! our oJ Decision 10:55 News $:25 Wealberelll 8:00 Sign OffJuoe 4:45 Jobn Griffin 11:116 Moi'nlns Melndlea 5: 30 Dinner llualcalt SATURDAY $:00 Sund•y Showeose (except Friday: Clt~.b 5:55 Inside llaob 1:00 Sign On News 1:00 Sundown Sereoade Bells Ring\ f:OO &lllael Bmt. 8:05 Country Jamboree 7:30 Sip Oil 11:45 World NeWI 8:00 Slcn Off · 1:30 Farm Newo 8:00 Siea Off - June Br HAROLD GRAY UH-111>1 ! JUVI' ABOUT. BUT 'l1f lllfll. HEWS 18 SHft "' LtlW WITIIANf&f 1:• MASOJj SMOKEY SALUTES/The C••ful Hunter 7:06 9: 15 10:05 10:35 11:05 WJEH RADIO New Furniture ··-- SO I ro llRIN& 8ACI( -4111H1...: D•fLY CROSSWORD or 24,000 Miles and red life vesl left on Middleport landing July 4th. Reward . Contact· Harley Stalnaker, WY 2-6961. 7 12 3tc L5 ly FIID LAISWILI ......_ eGuaranteed 24 Months LOST: Set of adull water skies K ' I IJ IUCII I1V · - • Transferable When You Trade Cars ------ St m.. ,..... lloiM rr.otllmWJ ~ iiiJ. • Fits Almost Every Car i'HONE WY 2-2157 mula Only !Nic al Drugs. rr.~c~~~~ "~' 1111* ' I Yle•• C:l .. ned •nd Checked for Winter peJ 8:30 A M SITUJ'Iia\' 1 AIR CONDITIONING I!Oacb 11"dlt1a'ft. Oht~arl•• WE GLADLY LOAN a Blue Lustre Carpet Shapooer with I purchase of Blue Lustre Shampoo. Baker Furniture, Middleport. 7·9-6tc 1 Wo\EOOli'OII tgpil - 'l'l!o WbHa JIMo ltM tDIII AIDtriCU .. ~t.­ t.C.IIId .._ Now Is The Time Baker & Seyfried oab- u.ber Will "m nr .-..po!Wibla tor •U •onl lUlU HOT DOGS, reg. 15<:, foot long USED CLOTfllf·JG- bargalns. 25c. Jack's Dairy Bar, Mid· Women's dresses 25-50 cents, 1 dleport . 7-!1-6tc Men 's and Boys' panls and -==:-:--..,.-----=6-,-:8 Uc shirts 25-50 cents. Men's shoes Phones WY2-3994-WY2-Q01 HOUSE for sale or trade for a and hats. Smith's Clothing 691 w. M•in St Pomeroy place in Middleport. S i • Store. Open 7 days a week. r,.,...,.....,..',ijj~j(ijm~...,....,..~ rooms, bath, basement, . Letart Falls, Ohio. 7-15-30tp water, electricity, gas, to •IH' or reia!' 111• ·~ de~ obJeett..,an'D-an ilbo1:lhl bor al u.'-"'----- $1695 POMEROY, OHIO REGULATIONS I.CUtift Of' NIONWAYI .IUif 1, . IHI Cool, Oil or Goo COIIIUlCTlUNS ~ tb1111 IRJ •nil $895 CAN<.;Ell.ATIONS tm.-dlatel7 ran•• UMt rifht. all ~. P. I . IIIA.IHI.TD, ,Director rtlj~l ~ POo~:~~!E~~rao~.M~o. t'(jf) el ~ ~-... rep~.Tt.ed ... COIIIT&ACfOQ 011 OMIO LeSabrE" 4 - 0r~or . Locally owned, automatic trans . Power steering , cle~ttt interior, all good tires, radio and heatt>r_ 1960 CHEVROLET H.T. COUPE $1795 Low mileage by original ownt'r. Beige finish, spotless clean interior. V8 motor , automatic trans., radio and heater, hke new whitewall tires u.~~~""~".!'!"• IIODdaJ Ollad.llnP .,., A. a punluner lEGAl NOTia LEGAL NOTICE OriBinal all the way, spotless interior, blark and whtte finish, va motor . J-'owerglide, whitewall, radio and heater &:oo r • Tb~ ~ Trade 'n' Travel Time USED CAR BUYS WANT AD INFORMATION ror ESTATE . TELEVISION IN REVIEW • wn : •• ctw '' )leUII of dw!kiJII keepe Jt ! TERRY Br GEORGE WOND!I ABBI! AND SLATS -- By RAEBURN VANBUREN l ~-rttiCt.)T YOU~· VOU AND SLATS, ~.J AND 8EC(('f! �• ' ,, AreHostsTo Women's Club About Middleport • ' M 6ers R.tpott' On Conference At Granville Watftll Kein>s ·or Albpy wQ a SUnday gueot of Walter, J9f" dan. AI Ute "odp!' at y of lite - hid~ II JtOril1 .. .... Ill portly ........... Ute ........ . . . dropo . . . - - ,........ bell below...... 1 • enttne • •' • J -.:~-:-:-~------------·_ __:__ _::D:.:."~oled=~fo Tlui lnme.t. 01 Tu llfei...M_,. .4r• J ..VOL --------------------------------------------------~ : XV NO. 77 POMEROY-MIODL~~RT, OHIO TUESDAY, JULY 16, 1963 1~ \ • Budget I I I I .I ! COLUMBUS - ' I iI I of I 1 Pomeroy council Mondaay night approved its 1964 budget - subject to review by the county budget commtssion - expected to leave the town's active funds Oil" proximately $20,000 in the red The anticipated budget of receipts. expenses and balances indicated the general fund wtll be about $11,698, the street fund $7,941 , and the utility fund $3,691, iD deficit. According to estimates, recetpts in the general fund, which includes the cemetery and parkmg lot meter 1 funds, wtll be $56,266.9>6, I with expenses of $67,965. COLUMBUS - Dale E. 1 Wblteseil of Cedarville was appointed acting chief Monday of the stale Natural Resources [)e. partn¥ont. Wbllesell, 38, replac· es Hayden Oldjl, 58, chief since 1955, who annoUnced his retirement. I I I Harrisonville I Girl Critical In Columbus ~ Street fund receipts next y_. BAR HARBOR, Maine will be about $12,558 911 Willi Thousands were pouring Into I antic1pated expenses of t20.500. this fashionable seaside resort Utility fund receip~ will be .... th1s week for front row seats 1 390 87. probably expenses, .... Saturday to nature' moat spec· 760; sUite highway improv• tacular sky show, the total ment active fund receipts, $1,• eclipse of the sun 400. anneipated expenses alai The visitors, rangmg from A 12 year·old Harrisonvtlle $1,400 scientists to schoolboys and g1rl h1t by a car while ndmg touristl to tradesmen, were hn: a bicycle near her home Mon~ in d ft · ed Inactive town funds include i up coveted skies to watch LAST ~IINUTil INSPECTION - Workmen give a Iast·minute lnspechon to a recently completed hogh-capa ay a ernoon, re.maln unc?n· the pohce relief and penSion the awesome phenomenoo of the city aluminum-covered hopper car at Amencan Car & Foundry DIVISIOn of ACF lndustnes' plant at Huntington ·~~~ 1,:nd ,'" ~ntlc~\1 condlt~on , fund which next year w11i h"'t 10 5 8 moon passing between the sun W Va. Slxty-s1x alummum Center Flow cars - so named because of centerline construction and channeled un: ren ospl oan mcome of about $7,67671 1 and the earth. The nearby' loading features - are being po·oduced for Great Northem Ratlway and for Kaiser Aiumtnum & Chemical Cor· lumbus this morning. I 3 plateau-like summit of 1,532· poration The cars are the first of thm type to be fabncated by ACF at theW. Va. locatwn. Esthor Graham, daughter of • LT. JOE FORD .• foot Cadillac Moontaln, highest ' Mr and Mrs. Orville Graham, i ... Atlantic Coast elevation be' suffered a severe skull inJUry I Joe P. Ford o1 New Hav· 550 expected in receipts and do tween here and Argentina. of· and numerous contu.,..,. when en has been commt.. looed . 1penditures. and the bond .. fered a perfect vantage point of I ~ she rode her boke onto Route I , a I ment fund which will receive the spectacle that will turn day 143 In front of an Ohio Bell aecond lleuten nt Ia tbe Unit- [about $63.423 02 with probably Into night. Telephooe company truck driv-1 ed Stales Air Foree uPon Iexpense• set at $44 ,490 RAVENSWOOD - Jolnl el I uminum Center Flow car< from lar~e capae~ty Basoc design of Ileal and petrochemical pro. I, en by Clyde Euge~e Whetzel, graduation frOm OHI<er Trabl· In other action council: MOSCOW - Premier Nik1ta forts of tYIO West V1rgmia m- Ihe plant w11i be used bv Ue the car _ the mverted pear Iducts that are <:orro~uve to 139. of 31 Evans He1ghts, Galli- InK 8<-bool here. Lleutenanl - Accepted pollee chief Jeb S. Khrushchev was expected to- dustnes have produced t h e : (!real Northern Ra1lwa~ and shape cross ~ct1on - ehm1- steel. can be carried wathout I!Jolls. I1 Ford wa• selected for t h e 1Webster's monthly report showday to turn over his role as nu- first high-capacity alum mum· Ib) Aiummum S"tv • nates all corners and obstruc- contammat!On The cars are I Me1gs county shenff's deputy lraiuiu& courH through com· ing 16 arrests, 1% accidents, 1 clear bargamer to Foreign covered hopper rrulroad cars SIX cars are bemg produced ut - uons found m conventional cov- particularly well adaptPd for Howard Frank was called to the four bonds. !H complatnts tn· • 1 Minister AndreJ Gromyko for ever manufacturer m the 9late Ill1z1ng nearly 1,000 000 pounds ered hopper cars. haLihng bulk food products scene at 12 13 p m b:y Whetzel [ petltlve enmmatloos t h vestigated, six Illegal parkin& the second day of test ban talks The cars are bemg butlt by Iof alummum. The car. approved by the t\s· l where 1t Is essential tnat the who saJd he dtd not realize he , other college &raduate~. He is 1arrests, 14 warnlngs, . three with Britain and the Umted the Amencan Car & Foundry MaJor features or the Center soctatlon of Amencan Rail· 1product be uncontammated . had struck the youngster until . heine reassigned to Chanute \emergency calls 1n t~ ¥tUage, ~tea. Division of ACF Industraes, Inc. Flow are 1ts hght weaght. clean roads, has been desagned to The alummum car has a J08- he heard th.e 1mpact. I AFB, 111., fer tulning 15 •n o~e fl~e call, ?67 parking viot. Khrushchev fill the talks off at Jts Huntmgton, West Vi1 gm· and easy unlnadmg , ab1hty lo carry many products . Maler· ton capacity - h1ghest of any Frank said th~ gtrl apparent· I alruaft malD&enaoce ofllctr. t1ons IS!JUed wtth 65 unpaid, till te_a rollickiltl start Monday, JaJ Alummum for the carry a of materials llal& .such. as sulphur, salt. and 1 covered hopper car now in ser· ly rode her btke out of the , m street money collected, and " ' 1 an atmospherr !!tll'l'1 contaminatiiin,-·and its many wodelyu.ed plastir. cttem· l•tce- lind we1ghs 23 tons un· driveway Gene Gibson's ! 1111 8 Ker· 1$1103 m parking lot mooey. , .- iaUty. He joked wllb the U. S. Aluminum & Chemical Corpor· ~loaded compared woth 28 tons home into lbe path of tll• truck ol "" .,..., - Gave ~~~ fomeroy Lion'a • 1111 , and negotiators, Under ation from its RavenswCH)(), in- 1 Cor a conventional steel car Pomeroy emergency squads-. I be rKelved ,8. S. degree clUb permlsston to attaeh ftal • Secretary of State W. Averell legrated _facility f The all-welded body 18 fabri· men took the. victom to Me1gs from Weot Vlrctnla lustllule holders on parking meters iD Harnman and Science Mlnister The car - termed the rfl'n- ~ J -cated from alummum plate al~ Memorial hospital She was then / of T~llnology. 1 the busmess sectton. Lori! Hallsham, during a three ter Flow because of 1ts centerloy RCS-Hll! developed by Kol· transferred to a Ewmg ambul· - Appropriated fund• to pay and one-baH hour meeting. His hoe constructoon and channel· ' Alum mum ance and rushed to Chlldrl!li'S Ohio Patrol Finetl for f~remen's expenes! at lhll behavior was tn striking can- ed unloadmg features - was • • • Hospital. Hit Peak J0 1962 oummer'o conventmn tra~ to tbe •nubs and attacks deSigned by ACF with assiSt· I! . SAIGON, South VietNam (UPI)- About !50 Budd This morning her condition Ohw Highway Patrol hnes - D1scussed posslblllty "' agalhat Communist c h in a, ance by Kaiser Alummum te(h- h1st pr1ests and nuns staged a protest demonst~ahon towas still erittc~J and she re- hit an all-time hlgh of $3. 039 .. permitting Fr1tz Swatzel _to ~ whose deleptes were holding meal personnel. Jt is sold as day m front of the home .~f U S A_mbassador F rede11ck mained unconsc1ous 392 m Ohio durmg the fiscal struct a garage on Spring--aft Ideological talks With a Sovlot well 89 leased to mdustr~al 11 ,. Nolt1~g .•Jr to draw attentwn to then· demands for gn•at· 1 Whetzel, driving a 1963 Ford year 1962, State Auditor Roger ad)aren.t to a cement wall, and team at the same time the nu- ers by ACF's sh.ippers Car Line er rel!g10us freedom . Ranchero truck owned by the w. Tracy said todav The 1962 turned 1t over to the street eomclear conference was goif!g on. Division. Pohce knocked down some of the yellow·robed pnests Oh1o Rell Telephone COITIJllUIY figure passed 1961 by $274 _780 m1ttee. d Pnor to being manufactu•ed m trymg to control the demonstratiOn. but they made at Zanesvllle had JUSt dr1ven d th rl f 0 - Set July Ill at B p. m. u - Sovie1 a 0 no mOve to ban the marchers f · an e previous recor r 1h d t f t 1 to Moscow Chinese delegates today took an at Huntington, ACF produced , of Routa 684 oolo Route 143 statewide hoes was set m t!l60 I e a e or a mee mg n Wll apparent recess ·from their the Center Flow at a Pennsyl· The marcher• camedS ban· lsecret police in plainclothes when the accident occurred when $28341162 was collected ' hall to discuss radio equtpmenl talb oo the split In the world vania location. Production farll ners askmg the Umted tales Isurrounded the demonstrator; Olficers Nld oo charges have Area .:Ou~ties and fmes wei~ purchases, and Invited ..fety Communist movement. The Pe- Illes of the front of Nolting's house and ' been lndged against Whetzel. Jackson $7,93995 , Lawrence committees, may poll<t ICing negotiating learn met were moved to Huntmgtun last g The telephone company truck $!4,303 75 and $45 50 liquor fill· chiefs, fire ch1efs and first aid 1blocked off surroundmg streets llono at the Chinese Embassy year. Diem to hve up ~last m~nth's but permitted the demonstra· had damages to Its hond, left es · Meigs $1557 98 and $62 50 chiefs from Middleport, Pomeo The instructions were presumed __ Th_e__:p_re_s_en_t...:p.._rod __:c__uction todsettlle fender and bumper. The girl's liq.uor fines , VInton $1 165 82 roy, Rutland, Syracuse. RacUlfi - -of- a)..a1g1ous sir e an en a egreed- tJOn to run Its course-· Four fire b1k d ,. hed · ' • ' and Ches•-r and sheriff's d• to deal with the unprecedented engmes rushed to the scene but e was emo IS · and Gallia "401 11 . • antJ-Buddhtst discrimination. ' partment ucofficers to attend. . ' '' l, 1anldset~ner'epoafir$3f,tu~d· WI~h~ l I I 211 Racial Equality CORE picketed the governor's mansiOn i n suburban Bexley Monday mght I I~ ' About members of the Congress t va,·serKey ,., .1. 0 Alumt·num Rat·l Car WHneid•y •nd Thunday, ret~ ft July 17·11 NOT OPEN Ka~>er ~ 1 I ~vartet~ "80pptieo-by--Ktrioer l w~ ~reatlas B~Jtlah and Mrs. Robert Bailey and 1_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ __ Long Bottom. ,- Rutland Property TONI TODD Social Notes 1 BUddhJSt • pfJeStS • TrVlng • Demonstration • Meth0 dT00 -or r~t" soa-r~·"'::~ I "' Pennsylv~nia plant:;~ ot:~r ;~!:;'~~:lo ~:~~;~, in .I ,.g~eementldfesJgnd MOfe M8ferJa The Soviet government news~ A p~per lzveaUa charged Monday pproved For attack ?n China published Sundays Pravda, In The demonstration was the were not used Meigs Memorial Hoopltal Present were Mayor Cbarlot openmg round of a new protest BuddhiSts, who make up SERVICES SET Leg 8 Cl k Ed Schoenlel> campatgn against polictes of the 70 per cent of South V1et ADMISSIONS - Flora Long, Funeral serv1ces for Lew1s and : r Schaefer' Roman Catholic president The Nam s populatiOn, charge they Cheshn1!' Barbara Smtth, Rut· Braley of Hooker-st. ~lddle- Don Co1llns, Franklm Rizer night that Peking may be preBuddhists threatened to contiu-l are perseculed and diScnmm· land. port. who died Sunday even. Bill B ck paring to proclaim Itself a rl· ue non-violent demonstrations l ated agamst by the government i DISCHARGES - Mrs, Hen· ing at hiS home . are to be 'ed· •r_o_m_._ __ val beadquarters for communlmcludtng public swcides unhl l STEFFAN: MAN~GER ry Dover and son, Pomeroy : nesday at 10 30 am at the lam. ' the government grants theor de· RAVENSWOOD - WliHam Della Wmdsor Cheshore ; Nora Rawlings Coats Full<!ral home. The countv commissioners mands II J. Steffan bas been appointed Wolfe, Racine, Carl BIShop, Burial woii be m Miles cemeMonday ~av.. the Shelly black· Abou't 450 pollee, includmg 150 • to tbe newly-created posltloa Rutland. tery. toppmg f1r1n permission to ID· - - - --~ ~ - • of FoU Plant manager at KalAre crease the amount of materials PASSES DRAFT BILL •. ser Aluminum's Ravenswood e eCtiOft$ • • • used to pave five Meigs ctlunty WASHINGTON IUPl) - The Works, It was anoeuaced t• CLEVELAND CUPI>- Corohlf roads. House passed and sent lo the 1 day by Works Manager RobSamuel R G<rber mado ~ ,OR 1ft._ com . . _.. , Senate Monday leg1slation that ert F Buechner He jolaed ~'h rations today (or hit inquelt iiU 0 f f'---~-J .&II\':' miSSIORers &pprOVt.'U ld t f the d ft th ' ' be b l.a] sla a resolution to increase the l'8l wolu exe~p rom of ra e The Pomeroy Fire depart- Kaiser Aluminum in Septem· t ru ymg .. b> so e surviVIng son a fam1ly b 1956 · t mampulator Mervm Gokl WCUMO but ODt 1 t Two passengers were slight- Ionage of MC 5 materials on whose father died as a result of ment an~ emergency squad are er, ' as pan ~~perln en· of eight wJtnessea called to telti-o 1y !Wured tn a two-car acci- €ounty Roads 46, 36, 35, and military service. coopwatmg on plans for a gala doni of the. compony • Los Anfy dent tnvesUgaled Monday night 26, due to a change tn the con· Under resont law, If one ,.. Labor Day In Pome· , geles, CalH., food """tliner BY CHESTER TANNEHILL wao misomg. In MelBa Cllllllly by the Ohio tract at the same price. more ,.:, of family die be- roy Septembel"2 i pl•at. Ia Aupst, !!1St, We should be ready for some real firecracker shootln' Gerber announced ha was 0 State Patrol at 8:10 p.m., one It was also agreed to black- cause of mdJtary duty the .sur· The celebration wm raJse l &rusferred to tbt compa Y• -those seven cases of dynamite stolen from Dravo able to serve a subpoena 24 1 oo Mill and fOur tenths of a mile east top seven-tenths of a mile In v1"v · 1 · ted, money to eqmp trucks w1th new 1 aluminum foil operalioo at the weekend ,at its Reedsville dam Site !We're stubborn, Allene Leoaanls. • ng son Is exemp . "~new . Wanatah lnd ' derned If we II call it the Belville dam I Will make o e Garfoeld Heights ochool wbarbu tncb.., of Pomeroy GD Rt. 124. Chester township called Cbe!iter measure would broaden the law radiOS. ' • whopper of a bang . n the ch1ef alibi witneas of racketl A car driven east by Jatnes Comm01111. loo mciude fathera. House approv· l A parade that will include BAND TO MEET Let's all hope the dynamite wasn't taken bv young· lhgure Alex (Sboadorl Birns ~ Laird, 19, Wblte Hall, stop- In other actions, the commis- , al was by voice vote. bands, f~re equtpment and also . sters unskilled in liS use. Dynamite, while on"e of the Tho cororl<'<' ...td an lnvestlca· ped onddenly and was struck sioo advertised for diesel fael I wild ammals from loe Hnd1e , All members of the Eastern lesser-powered explosives compared t TNT . h Itor checked Mw Leonanls' home In the rear by a car driven and gasoline bids to be due[ GilES TO HOSPITAL Brotl1ers Circus wh1ch will ap- H1gh school band, mcominglmore unstable than TNT, and early both she and lilt out, by Darrell L. Sayre. 44, August 5 at 10 a. m., and furn· Fred Harper, Butternut • av , pear for afternoon ond evenmg 1freshmen and n.ew student Imother had d110ppeared. New Haven, W. Va. There lshed tons of limestone to was taken to Meigs Memorial shows on tl(e Mechamc·sl park· ! bandsmen l!ld gll'is are to '"'"'I I PORTSMOUTH'S CHIEF of Pohce Theodore W!lbu .. 1 don'tthinlt anything baloliap300 IYQlwnor damal!e to tbe cars. Scipio township truatees Reed hospital at 4·ZO p.m. ,\1onday lng lot, Is scheduled to open the at the school July Jr, a Negro, has been tapped to go to the FBI's pene<i to M111 L<onards.'' Gerbc Two pauengera who report- Jeffers of, near Carpenter met by the Pomeroy emergeacy day's festivities. 118, at 6.30 p.m .. band d1redor, school for law enforcement officers known as the "West said "I think she 10 just "tryya& ell whip lashes to their necks with the cimunlssiooers L'OD· squad and admitted u a med· Squa~smen and firemen also Mr. Ralph Jarvis said today. Point of Law Enforcement." ' oo awid ....eriDg queotionL" were Paul Laird, It, WhIt • ceming damages caused by leal patient. will sponsor .a chlcken·bar·bWe nominate our Shetiff flobert c. Harten bach for M1so Leonarda lold poUco llllt lf811,and Lenley Hart, ~ Ra· county-built fences and levelled cue. Fire ctuef Henrv Werry AT ARROWHEAD a place high on the school's waiting list. He has a fine and Biros wore at a elnf. They did not reqwre groUnd on his proJl'!rly In c.. Melgo Geaeral Hospital Iand Squad Chtef Phil Globokar Richard Haggerty, "'" of record as a dedicated law enforcement officer. In suburbao Ookwond unW lo:• trea~t. IUmbla township. Danny Tbomp- ADMISSIONS - Albert Har- ,announced ,names of men to 1 Mr. and Mrs. Robert Hauerty p.m. July 5, the DlRhl Gold • • ~ was cited to Meigs 9011 highway foreman al!l'eed tung, Pomeroy; Fred Harper, lbead committees for the day. 1 1 M'ddi • ndln HAS IT OCCURRED to 1nyone thai tile eurrent murdered. PoUce said Gold'a - · 11 1A epo~1• d 18. •.:u,~ Sblo-Ruulan ldeolopell spilt eould be 1 cJ1nt hon wtlh h11 body Inside, w• court OD charge of s!Aippmg on to ~e care of the mat~ Cion>' Pomeroy; Dav1d Sayre, Ra•ine 1Dick Vaughan will be parade 1 ~ and Sayre tru cited ml!sloners Avery Ne~on, Char· DISCHAR!>!'S- Mary Eas- lmarshall, Jim Soulaby, circus [ am~ ~row e,':J. ~n Cheshl • topenaldetheWmtoleldownlllfUard! parked in nearby SOioo at 11:18 to ltOp In aasured lei R. Karr, Sr., arid IIM~J.eth terday, Racine. comm11tee chalfl!lan, and Roy , ton, &:., •·;; he ded :: Horrible thought, lso'llt! p.m. McEihlnD attemed ' . • !Reuter, chief In charge of the Boy ut oop ea Y Gerber named Oaly four of lila reported by ey ' .' , . )11£1Gll QUOTA 18 I'IVE bar4H:ue. :Mr. Roy GrOft. WE'LL WAGER TWO to one that the Meigs County ei[lht wltueosel called for W ID Galllpolll coort , ~ IN JAIL • The Ohio Sclt<tlve 'Se"'lce l Tickets for, tbe C!lreus are now : LOCAL TEMPS Centennial Fair Parade, with Bill Childs as ita marsh1ll. !IQ'a Inquut. wblcll waa ..,.... Lou :14, Pome. .. , , ¥&~ todef lllltiOUilollclloo sale and may be purchased will go off amoothly. 'td ·ID lui i'MI 'daJa. 'l1IIJlor no Jlll!ll!8 .G. Gadle, rt, , "'!' ld· ~ Auguot drift eall of 1.~ .~ \:~ &111 · ·~111811 01' ,squad Tho temperatuH. tn Porno- . Childs II 1 JGUUJ man dewrmined to help upgrade lllros, Mn. Merrill atlil, . . lboln:. drell, ·Was ~Ina ~ld lp ~~~ !IIllo.. lltolwlllla live frOm .Metp·li!IJ!nlber, llrl!"'t lot the circua roy's bu&lne~ dlstr1ot •I ll:ill hLS ~ommunlty bec~ufle he lmows that eommuoily·wlde ~ Md Sial... 't;J~:·~ fin. jail tOday 1111 !' chitge of ln!OJ<J eoun'>'. n will bo Ohio's bllllell :lllll ·be •. ,~ lor · ldults and 10 1.111. IGdiiY wu • decreea, lll)o proaressla tilt only 10und way iDdivid~la caa Improve 'llliooo ..,.. .._. !.llil .- ..,..... , lcaU,. by clbl Pomeroy ,pOUgii;> can o1 ,tho~ 7tlf• .I '0111!1 lor cblldrt!lo. " i . ._ cte.r ~. their "1110\.' 1. 1li .laiM. ' ' ~ ,, < { ~ • Bl k abou~ I partnership5, and rorporallons Time and savm&s dt'poslts of indmduals, partnerships. and corporations 0t>pOStts of Uruted Statts Govf'rnment (including postal savmgs) Deposits of States and oollt1cal subd1vis10ns lnj'ured ,,,, $2.551.008 51 Rediscounts, and other llabthtles for borrowed money Other liabihtles . . . " ....... ' ........ . TOTAL UABILITIES CAPITAL ACCOUNTS Capital· (a' Common stock. total par lalue $125,000 00 . . . .. . .. $ ~~v%ed profits · · .. · "" .. " .... ............... (I) In Collisl ' Other deposits frert1f1ed and offu.•ers' checks etc) TOTAL DEPOSIT~ S4 135i,201.53 (a) Total detnand dtopus•ts !1.801,193 02 (b) Total time depostts Lb D a or ay CelebratiOn Is pIanned Passengers Demand depos1ts of 1ndrHduals. TOTAL CAPITAL ACCOUNTS .............. T<n'AL UABILI'11ES AN1J CAPITAL ACCOUN'l'S MEMORANDA Pled&ed &.slilets and securities loaned (i) U, S. Government obhgaUons, dU'e<'t and guaranteed, pled4M to secure deposita 8Jld other liabilihes T<n'AL I, J. Edw. Faster, Vice- President & Cashier nBfr'Jed. baDk do hereby declare that thts report ' a.ue and correct to the best ot my knowledge J. EDW FOSTER We, the unders1gnt>d directors attest the oorrectneu of report el. condition and declare that it has been exammed by IIDd to tbe beHt of our knowledge and belief lS true and correct THEODORE T. REED, JR . C WAYNE SWISHER-Directon THEREON JOHNSON ....., Dltl'l'E OF OHIO, COUNTY OF MEIGS ss· Sworn to and subscribed before me thil 12tb d17 of JUIJ',II 11113. IIY CoDimlaalon llllplreo ~~~ 1~0UNG, Notary Public '~- REMOVAL SALE SAVE TO Hoover Cleeners Admirel TV Lemps Mlttreasea Lounge Chelrs Bed Room Suites Floor Coverings Tepe Recorders Living Room Suites tfris timeless step-In shirtdlesS by Toni Todd, featured It! MADeMOISEllE Magazine. The cuffed sleeves bacoma front· page news with "just-for~fun" suede cloth elbow potchos. Double-shtchad . edges, wood toggle buttons and unpresNd p!eot skirt wJn extra plaudits at TONIGHT "IOYI NIGHT OUT" Kim Navet Jamea Garner ToO)' Randall (In Color) every performance. Woodamoke g1 een, cranberry red, black or --ond"THI PHANTOM PLANIT" brown. 8 to 18. Dean Frederlcb Cole011 Gra, MIDDLEPORT, 0. only the loot II •xpen1ive • $10.95 MANY MANY OTHER ITEMS BAKER FURNITURE I R fl ...4 Key Witness Is Missm•g • e Day Afil er 'I be."~' ~ over ·~ 1 50o/o Redioa 1I ce~bral1on DURING BAKER'S UP ~000;[lmen , ac toppmg TOTAL ASSETS LIABILITIES ora~ Elberfelds In Pomeroy . ' extreme~y dange~~u~.uc today~ 1 Thursda~. ~ spe~~j .-.wt ,. .; � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 07. July Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Original Format The type of object, such as painting, sculpture, paper, photo, and additional data Newspaper Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource July 15, 1963 braley roush russell