http://66.213.69.5/files/original/f3e174b86eb11dd322cabca2a4299154.pdf 0c83f7cda31b0c9823a9d6bd76bc41d8 PDF Text Text ''it•- ' ~ . ~ 'l1li 0.0, Soallnol, Pliii~IPOI"I. 0., ,...,, Aulust 25, _1969 ... Miller Plans Open Door Sessi()ns . Cl~UGI!S Csii.,.UI, 12.0 llepre-Uv~ Claret!ce E. arlo state Fall'lli'OWII!ainColum. on Olllco in tho court House. ond·l.li.O l'llllllni 6 feet oC 1'(111.. From McArthur MIUer I'OIIDdl out bla lOth Dis- bul at 5 p.m. trict actlvitlea wiUI a aeries oC COIIIIIIml~ llln<jlatla .... OpeD Door Maliona. On Woclneldll', Alqpiiii271Wler ts aehadllled to addreso lbe lllltUII Bliuo 111bbo11 Farm Ban'1101 at 1be Youth C-r m lbe llopre-tlve Miller will travelloJ...._ Firemen's School Will . WASIIINCTON - The only ConlltltuUonal committee in either · branch ot Congre11 ia the Ways and Means Committee o( I h e House of Representatives. All tax legillatiun must originate in this : moat prestigioue Committee. the mly committee to which Repro. 11811tattves are elected by their :: oolleagues. Tho writer recalls . · blo happiness when ~or Ray. ·burn Aid, •'Steve, I intend to ·nominate you to fill our vacancy ·on Ways and Means. I like your .viewa. u ~er Rayburn pre- 1..uod, and the writer served on lhlo tax - writing committee throqbout the remainder of his term as Ohio Congressman-at. larp. In 1949 tho writer a n d COngressman Jere Cooper (DTem.) propooed reducing the 27'h per cent oil depletion allowance to 20 per cent. OUr efforts in committee !ailed. ADem- . ·~·· TWO FINED Two defendants were Dned $10 and costa each in the court ct POmeroy Ma,yor Olarleo Logar Solurday nlgbl on reckless operation charges. They are R411dell I'Uwell, Reedsville, snd Paul WUI, POmeroy. COME PREPARED Tho Esstsrn lllih School Athletic Boolllors will meet at 7 p. m. Tues41y at the hlglt school. Members are 1o bring lools with , wblcll 1D mow weeds, clean blea.. Cllera, mt paint and clean tho COD<Oalion etsnd. .. a. m. SuDclay OD Rt. 7, ODe aDd tw~ tenths miles south of Celllpolls, according to tho state lllihway Patrol. Oftlcera laid that Church, h•deci south, attempted to PISS another car clriven by Talmadge E. Adkins, 43, M'artiDB Ferry,but bia car struck tho rear of tho oilier car and be loot control Church's car went off the left KRAUTTER AlmCNEll Airman Frank A. Krautter, son <1 Mr. and Mrs. Fnnk Kr111tter, '· -wk- Be H~ld September 7 Tho Hocking VallO¥ FlremeD'I wlllt tho Trade llld Jn41Birlol Falea. Aaaodatlon in cooperatlm lion Services o( tho Vooatl~ Dlvlaial <1the SIBle Do]IOI'Imelll oC Educallm, will helda It 11111111 !Ire oebool &mday Sept. 7 at andor lll&b School.: Reslllratlm wUI be at thohi&h lchool !rom 8 to 8:40 a.m. Tho •chool will be eaUed wonter and claasea will atarl .promptly at 9 a.m. The Albany Fire Department will sen-e aa host for tho school which is ollered free ct cbarp 1o all !lremon, whether they be poid, vo!WIIeer orlnduotrlal. The mly will be tho IIOOtl day meal, which wiD be oorved in the school cafoterta llr Ule Albany Grange. The following COUI'IOs(inatruetorl Dated) will be Plferod: I'Orllble PUmp& · and Related Hose l.a1oula, WOllam B. (Skip) llammclnd, T & I Fire Service Training lnllructor, PleaiWIIvWe, Od.o; FlreExtlnlulshment, George Bruce, Ueutenant, Irontoo fire deportment and T & I Emergency SrJw1 and Fire Service Training lnllruc!A>r; Ar10t1 Dolecllon, Sten Rlcl&e, Wellatm !Ire departmeDt; snd Electrical Hazards RolatecltoFireFilblln& stanley Wllaon, Columbus & Southern Ohio Electric Co. All classes are d. a six hours maralion. Tho school will arront an ap.. Al•- ..... . Car Plunges in .River, Driver Escapes .A former resident of Collla Count;y, Murray F. Church, 34, cheated Cleveland, oarrOII'Iy death early Sunday morning when bia car plunged !rom tho highway and landed In tho river. The accident occurred at 1:05 ·_ C] stead of the $25 milll011 expected EiaenhoWer admJnlatraUm, a to be depoaltod, IIJili'OXImately "lame-duck" Senator followtng $200 million waa dePosited in the bla defeat souglll olllclal omfirst 14 months, moally by olli- ployment. He apparently reall.Y cers. Unlortwlately, American needed 11. He was c:ommisslootaxpayers are ()llingthatiO per ed by the Senate to make a percent Interest com.pounded quar- oonal lnvelliptlon oC Uloi Paiute terly. The mooey paid in interest Indiana, with an - s e tl"""'11t to officers greatly exeeeds actual and a aubatantlai aalit)'.~yoar deposita made by Cis. Unfortu. or 10 Iaior he had nat fi~ lillY nately, this program has a rule report o( bla lnveotiDII!il- Ao that Gis cannot withdraw any of urgent request was ~!lllat he their deposita while oYeraeas conclude hla tnvea!lllation.- ml unless tl'ley prove an emerlflll- rue a reiiOri of bli 'IIM!nka. He cy. Gls in VIetnam desiring a casbed his final laiary checl< and rest ancl relaxation trip to Aus.. mailed his report. It road tralla or Hoog Koog naturally uPalute Jndlans have no man.. need their money, so very few nero and their habit& are abomimake deposits. Oflieera Wbobor- nable." GOOD FOR DOCTORS row money and whose relatives BAD FOR TAXPAYERS serv:l their own money OJ' borrow The !acta are in 1968, 137 mmey in the United states at from 5 per cent to8percenthave pllyalclsns and aurgeoo& In Ohio no desire to and this bonanza. ......, each paid $25,000 or _.. Obviously, relatives and close for their services to medicare als galore appeared before the friends send bank drafta lor de- patients. In addition to tho gov. Hooao and Senate Armed Serv- posit at 10 per cent lnterest com- ernment payment, they rec:eived ices Committee clail!>ing Gis In pounded quarterly by their olll- at least 25 per cent more from Vietnam and other foreign coun- cer relative, a friend, and join these patients. One doctor receiv. tries (total1,422,000atthialime) in this proCiteerlng. The Secre- ed $71,000 !rom medicare snd should be encouraged to save tary of Defense should end this snothor $18,000 !rom his pa.. tients, Remember how tbeAmermoney. The writer vMed against racket. He should lower the inthe bill predicting at the time terest rate to 6 per cent without iCII!I Medical Association f o r that lt would become a bonan- delay. This would not arrect Cis years opposed enactment ol tl:le za for officers, but mean lit- adversely, It would end the rack- medicare program and tle to Gls. The fact i.s that 50 eteering and quick pro!lts being ed that this was soclallzed mediper cent of eligible otricers have made by some thousand of offi- cine? Some sociaUsmJ Many doctors are richer than ever bemade deposits, but only 15 per cers. cause ct this bene!lclent pro. cent of Cis. Many high raoking DlFFICUL T ASSICNME('(f oftlcers are depositing much On occasion the Senate, some- gram. It appears thatlegialation more than their 4 "unallotted pay times termed the world's most wUl be nocesaary to prevent and alJowances" notwithstanding exclusive chi>, goes all out to some gree<ly doctors !rom mak. that monthly deposits were lim- take csre of a defeated Sonawr. tng fraudulent claims snd takited to pay and allowances. In- A few years back, early ln the ing advantage ol programs:to aslist tho ill snd elderly. oeratlc colleague an oil rich state snorted, '-Illere will be a man on the Moon before this committee votes to cut that oil depletion allowance,,. Two days after Neil Armstrong walked on the Moon, the Wa.Ys and Means COmmittee recommended reducing the depletion allowance from 27'h per cent to 20 per cenll Heavily burdened taxpayers Bhould rejoice that before this Congressional session adjourns this tax loophole will be portia!. ly plugged. Alao. the 7 per cent investment credit buslneasmen now enjoy will be repealed. This, logether with reducing that depletion allowance, will bring added rovemo exceeding $3 billion per year to our good Uncle Sam. OFFICERS' BONANZA In 1966 Congress was prevailed on to pass the 10 per cent OVerseas Savings Plan. Gener- Jr., 1712 Chelllor Road, Pomeroy, hal COIIIJ)Med baaic trainIDa at tho J.ackland Air Force in Texu. He has been asaliDed 1o 91_.-d Air Force in Texaa for training in tho cloll engineering mechanical and eleetrlcal field. Airman Krllltter, a g r - o( Pomeroy lllih llchool, attended Cellipolla Bual- • Collep. VII PlfATT' LAMilltT W~rMJ@~ aide ol the bJ&hw'l.)', over an embankment and landed on Its side in the OhioRtver. Church'acar.a 1965 Dodge, was demolished aJXI there was moderate damage to the Adkins car. Church was unable to tell otncers how he escljiOC(. He was not injured. The patrol cited ChurchtoCallipolis Munlclpsl Court Aug. 25 on a charge of improper pau- I"" •dlltlrr vtrnlth 11 mucb I~ I bcolltot 1ar · lltort, • ' :..-·- .. .......... 1101011q, lornlturo. ~ ~ FOIIIftJ Ct~~~ent Bloc!!- Co. , .. o-n-ot Sta<t Of ~lullfl•• Since 1915 .rl' ,. ' . ·:'· r· The 27th armual Hasldns R&union was held Sunday, A~1t 17, at the Bob Evans Shelter House with 28 members presert. NEW HAVEN - Mrs. Nellie Burial will be In Graham Com&Marie Mcln(fre, 59, Merritt Is- tery. Friends may call at tho land, F1a., died Thurs41y In the funeral home after 3 p. m. today. Wueatholl' Memorial Hoopllal in Florida. Sbe was born December 16, 1909, at New Raven, the QUICK QUIZ deoghter of tho late Hamilton and Q-Which two countms Minnie CuDdlf! Gibbs. make up the Iberian PeninShe was a member of the Eas~ sula? ern star and aUerxled the New A-Spain and Portugal. Haven United Methodist Church. Q-Where was the 1942 Survivors inchxle her huabalxl, Rose Bowl game p!cyed? William Rlley Mcintyre, Merritt A-On Jan. 1, 11142, OreIsland; one son, Thomas Marion, gon State defeated Duke, 20 Norfolk, VL; one brother, CorP to 16, in the Rose Bowl rad Gibbs, Van Croft, W. Va.; a game, played for tbe first and last time at Durham, lister, F1orenee Roush, Bushnell. Fla.; two talf sisters, Nor- N.C. ma Gibbs, Van Croft, and MaxQ-How big is tlu moon? toe Pierson, Olarleston, anJ. two A-Its diameter is 2, 16Q half-brothers, Charles Gibbs, miles, about one-fourth that Charleston, and Robert Gibbs, of the earth. Van Croll. Q-What male aetor is Funeral services will be held credited with having the Tues41y at 3 p. m. at tho Foghiglust lifetime earnings? 1010118 Funeral Homo with the A-John Wayne. HIB total Rev. Paul Fortney ofl!ciating. gross income between 1929 and 1967, has been estimated at nearly ~ million. SET SERVICES Private funeral services for Joseph W. Roush, 45, who died Frida)' altho U. S. Public Hiolth REVIVAL SLATED Hoapllal in New orleans, La., There wUl be a weekend revival wUI be hold Tuesday at 1130p. m. sterling August27, altho Federal at Ills FogleiJOIV Funeral Home Cl-eek Church at Miller. The with tho Rev. Paul Fortneyo!llci· Rev. CaodiU Adkins, from Hunatlng. Burial wUl be in the Un- tington, w. Va., will be bringing ion cemetery. He was a member the mea1a10 each evening. 'l1llre of tho N.M. V. Riven Union. No wiD be opocial atngtngeachcallillll houri have been achecl- tng also. The Rev. Jollt Joftri!Y Invites tho public. olod. MEIGS THEITIE • TONIGHT AHD TUES. AUGUST 25-26 TONIGHT AMD 'TUES. AUGUST :15-26 ''CHARLY" (T ocholcola<) "THE GREEN IERETS" J~hn Wayne Cliff Robtrtaon David Janssen COLOR Claire Bloom FEATURETTE: Foell•' Areuocl COLORCARTOOMS: -PLUSYul Brynnor ao tho "DOUBLE MAN" COLQR was injured , ,. , Otncors reported that Richard S. Sharp, 17, Itt. 1 Oak HOI, was rourxling a turn but his brakes taUed aJXI Ills car wert ott the b!lhwy Into S~mm•• Crook. Tho vehicle waa a.mmorged. There was no report in this case ofhow Ills driver escaped. Wesley R. Ely, 58, Itt. 1 Bid- no cltecltoJiluniCiiiiJ court on a charp otJspeed in excess Wtll, lor road condltlona after a single car accident at 2:45a.m. Sunday. Ely, according to the patrol, was headed south on Itt. ISO, and !ailed to slq> at tho junction of RL 35. His car skidded acro01 tho interaectlonand knockedd..,n attendance, Mrs. Nancy Haakina two hisiJway signa. He was not ani Mrs. Arthur SheetaoCCrown injured alii damage to bls car Cit;y, and Mrs. Garnet Kirby o! was moderate. Choahlre. 27th Annual Haskins Reunion Held Mrs. Mcintyre Dies Thursday Alt txtr11»dlnarll, h1rd, cl11r fii1IM'- fOr tattrlar •nd illteriOI' iiiiKft. II rolillh lood odds, dllntfl. 4otorltnll. It offtrt tdrlll"~ftlrJ prottctlan .,.._ lllf weotlltr; out· lug. No charge was filed in a shvJe car accident at 3:30 a. m.. Sunday on Roosh Rd. (Perry Twp.), 6.9 miles ..,... of Rt 279. No one . Cat'o Mtow A bountiful dinner was enjoyed at tho 110011 hour with Mr. Burbl Hood asldrw: die grace. The afternoon program CODslated of tho family geneo!OII)' being brought "' 1o date and a resume of past reunions. Remarks were made by dUI'ereat members or the family brirvJIIII many happy ani IClllle aad remembrances. During the business Sl!Saion, which was presided over by Mr. Morris Haskins, president, the following officers were elected for 1970. Morris Haskins, president; Mrs. John PhUUpa, vicepresident; and Mrs. Brlga Kirby, secretary- treasqrer. Plana were made for the reunion to be held next year mthothird SundaJ in August at tho Sllelter 11ouae, Among those altenllng !run out o! tho COUIII;y wore Jane Caldwell of Columbus, Nancy Jolmaton of Huntington, Mr. aod Mra. Myron FOII'ler of Now LexiJwton, Mr. ani Mrs. VIctor F..,ler of Cincimatl, Mr. and Mrs. Cearae Kirby and aona, Curth, Oarlltopber alii oC Dayton. The famiiJ>' waa the following older .......,, 11armot, an 011 tha aiJL " e nt111. ~. ,.-' ( ·- ....a-11. BOAT MOVEm;NTS: GALLIPOLIS LOCKS - 8klel ~ tJo!m 8,25 p.m.; M dorm 10 p.m.; J. &. J.awla dorm 10:15 p.m,; Pldllp ~ "'11:15 p.m.; Al!flllllpa up 3:f5 a.m.; S. M. Jlllkl dorm 5.05 a.m. KANAWHA RIVER - LondOII, Semel dorm &:io p.m.; ¥armet, Ouacblta down IO:ts p.m.; Wln11114, Jelrer- up 4:05p.m.; El. prcllll' up 11:50 p. m.; IL B. -lea dawn 12:40 a.m.; B I I a Welt Vlri!IDla up 1:40 a.m.; Alan R. Marrlll dorm 5•10 a.m.; Jon. ny A. CrNI up 5:30 o.m. OJUO RIVER - Lock It, Nartllem dorm 12:10 B.'l'·l P.,.:r llcnrnoT up 4:10 a.m.; Steel PI' dorm 5:55a.m.; Lock 15, Eutem up 12:80 a.m.; Lockl6,llltlpr up 11:80 p.m.; P. '11balt 1:15 a.m.; Jalm j, Rowo up 3:35a.m.; Lockl7,Jaha Polhak up 10:50 p. m.; 0. F. Shaarer up 12:50 a.m.; Fraddbl Pie...., up 3•35 a.m.; !1. Mu71 up 3:50 a.m.; Nallanll up 8:f5 a.m.; Bell8vllle Locka, u.t• S. up 1:3o a.m.; · Lock 21, Ba1Qt1 ' J.aFitlil "' 1:40 o.m.; Pall¥ R. " dorm 3:30 a.m.; EJplorer dawn 6:20 a.m.; Raclae Locka, lfL Slale up 2:50 a.m.; Edward S. dorm 1:40 p.m.; TamJill L, White up IO:f5 p. m.; Gremup Locka, Ra.......... dorm 8:30 p.m.; ·Allied - Alitland up 10 p.m.; liP 12:15 a.m.; l'Mco ., 5:45a.m.; Bo- Meldabl Locka, WUllam 1L zlliimor up 7:35 p.m.; A. P. lloxJO¥ and OVEC in 1ow dorm 9:05p.m.; Steel PIOIIeer up 10:15 p.m.; Charlea K. ·up 10:55 p.m.; JGIII Fox up mldnltbt; lmlol- down 12:f5 LID.; --dorm 3:05 a.m.; Nita Vlckera down 8:20 a. m. MARRIAGE. LlcENSES Wolter Fnnklln J.audermllt, 22, Pomeroy, and Pallty " - Alley' 19, Racine. POMEROY-MIDDLEPORT. OHIO 47 Pints Given Fort;y - seven pints ct blood were received from 58 person• oC!ertng themselves altho blood. mobHe vi all Mmclay in Pomer.,.. Of the 47, there were 31 given Ia replacement and II were flrat limo donors. An urgent request hao been tosued for at least 100 pinta o( blood to moot' debts, and lor 200 w be prepared for tho ra11 and 1J!ntor montha. Nunes serving were Barbara Scltes, RN; Barbara Van Meter, RN; Fraocla Brewington, RN, and Naomi ~. LPN. Doctors were Ray Heaton, D.O.; Thomas McGowan, D.O.; Char. lea Mullen, M.D.; F. M. Chltf, M.D.; Solim J. Blazowlcz, M.D. Canteen workers were mem. bero oC the Columbia snd Harri.IOIIVIlla Granges, Mrs. Paulino Atkina, Chairman. Loading and unioadtngwasporformed by Boy Scout Troop No. 241, Ray Glaze, Scout l!faator. Clerical work was provided by Mary Nea.,, Joan Nease, Macel Bar1Dn, Joyce -ck, Crace Drake, Joan So.Yre, JUanita So.Yre, Beulah Strauss, E4b1he S111on, Becky Nease, Jeannette Lawnnce, JJorotll)' Smith, and Clara lolcllt;yre. • Donation• w o r e by ~II' Print Shop, Meige Local Sohools, · The· Daily Sontfnet, Alhoas Mea- · WMPO Radio 'station. JIM WELLS Wells Speaker For Meetmg" Jim Wells, Fsrm Manager at the Southern Branch, Ohio Agricultural Research & DevelO]llnent Center, Ripley, Ohio will be the main speaker at Gailla Councy's Fail Tobacco mooting. Bud Carter, Cooney Esteoaioo ·Apnt, Agriculture, laid tho meetlog will be held Wednesday, August 27, I • 3 p.m. at tho Russ Notter farm located about I milo north of l.octa on s.R. 775. The afternoon will feature cllacusalon of cutting and curlni -ceo, uatng artl!lclol hoatin-ceobarna, and Fall troatmont oC plant beds. Contrihuti·ons Are Jnvited· The request of a Middleport realdenl lor rent totaling 1340 U1 propert;y used by tho vU!qe for approximately tho poOl IS months was denied Monday nlgirt when Middleport VUlage Council mot in re111lar aesaion. Appearing before council was Mrs. Eleanor Welch Zelher, owner ct a lot on Rutland St. Mra. Zelhor aeld that tho vlllago had been using her lot for storage and to pork equipment m. Silo said that she had ntwer been con~ tacted for permission by anyone from the village. The propert;y owner 11ld that she had been lll lor many months but has been able to visit tho prdport;y !oorllmeo rerently. The village !Uled in a part ct the lot with dirt, she stated. Silo reported that sbe earlier had conferred with Councilman John Zerkle on the uae of the lot by the village after lhe had lod9ed a recent complaint. Silo had not accepted an atfer which he had made. Mrs. Zeiher asked for $340 for rent !rom the villagesndasked a rental lee. o( $20 a moolh ~·n ,·, ·' TEN CENTS ~­ ' Andrew Hoover Be Interviewed •roy, starting Sept. I. Council went lnlo a private session to discuss the matter, and rotuminglothecooncllcham.. bera, wid Mrs. Zelhor tho vll!age would pay $100 for past use of tho lot and would pay tho $20 a month beBiming Sept. I. Mrs. Zelher refused tho oller and village olllclala aeld work would begin today to move from the lot. There was also an underatancllng between olllciais snd Mra. Zelhor that the lot will be cleaned up and left In as good a condition •• II WllS when tho viL lap look over use of the plot. During a later discussion, II was reported that tho vUlage does cnm an IS-loot r!ih14-through the propert;y in question. Arrangement& woromadeMDnday nlgbt to return 1111118edmoney left in escrow by the Morey Constructlon Co. following tho constnJ.ction ot the sewage disposal s.ratem. The <OlllJl8IIY lett .1,000 in escrow and a total of $232.88 was spent in maJdDJ necessary street repairs. Clerk .. Treasurer Gene Grate was authorized toreturn tho •767.12 balance 1o tho Parkersburg firm. CouncUman Zerkle reported that he had oootorred with a rep. resentatlYe d. the Ohio Vldeo Co. at Tlllln, which has-. autborized 1o insWl cable televllion service in the communilov. The roproaentatlve aeld that thoeom- . James A. Stills, 20, one of two (1111'0' io walling for approrai by Middleport men being booked at I he Federal Cotnmunlcationa county Jail Monday nlgbtonawarCommtaslott in WashinlfDn. It rant charging auto theft, escaped is ostlmateclthatll will be about custody but was recaptured later 45 dqa before a decislcn w:Ul be downtown behind a wine store. known. Tho representative stetStilts alii Joaeph D. Berry, 21, ed that when the decialat is re- were arrested along with Sharon celved, ha will poat the perform- M. Hager, 21, Crelchton, W.Va., anco bmd or elaa cancel tho con- In Gallipolis Sunday morning. tract with tho vlllap. After tho They were driving a station "Illapproval Is reeelved andthe bond on believed stolen near a Holiday posted tho nrm has 90 days 1o IM at Willlamsbury, Ky. begin conatructlon. Til• two men were charged in It was agreed 1o place a street the theft ofal966 Plymooth owned llgirt in an alley between Ash and by David Hinely ofMlddloportlate Park Sis. with the location ct the Wednesday ~t According to a light lett to tho dedsion of Coon- statement by Miasllager,thetrlo cllman Zerkle. traveled to florida in the Hinely Routine flmd transfers were car, aOO the station wagon was approved. stolen on the return trip. Miss Attending wore - ~ C. 0. Hager In her statementlopolice, Fisher, Clerk - Treuurer Grate, also de.scrlbed several breaking Harold Chase, maintenance su- and er&erlngs by Stitt.a and Berry pervtsor, 8Dd COUncilmen Zer- on the trlp to FloridL Ide, Cll!! Stumbo, Charles Byer, Tho Federal Bureau oflnveslland David Obl'-r. galion was ealled into tho case Escape Try Foiled A glass storm door was broken in the process aJ¥1 officers tired over stitts' head in an attempt to persuade him to stop. Stitt& Qed to tho downtown secdon of Pcmeroy but was apprehendod a shortwhllolaterbyllopucy Sllerl!! Robert Beegle altho rear of the Pomeroy Wine store. Sheri!! Hartenbach 11ld the two men wUl be taken to ChHllcothe today where they wlll lace auto larceny charges In a federal courl Miss Hager has been released, ihe &hertft aald. Local warrants are also beillll prepared chlrgi~ tho men with auto theft pendl~ tho result of the hearing today In tho federal court. The shori!l's department olao reported the arrest o1 Lee Edward Simpkins, Pl. Pleaaant, on charges of contributing to tho d.,. linquency or a minor, and resistlng arreaL IT/' Reslderts from each of Pmneroy's voti~ precincts were named to attend Pcmeroy Village CouncilseasiODI tor the purpose o! ke<VInglnformed on progress of tho sewage dlspoul system when tho P<meroy Cltlzena commlttee met Monday night at tho Mell!o Junior High School in Porn- e roy. Named as thecommltteewhlch Is tootrer certain suggestions and which lotoko<ppoatedonthooewap system woroJohnMoon,llrst ward; Mrs. Herman Ohlirwer, am ruled that the two Middleport ortghal grant was to have taken The meeting of the citizens' care of scmewhere from 50 to60 grot.~) followed a special meet:i.Jw per cent of the coats involved In at PCIJleroy Council Morday night construction of the system. How- when council adi]Jrt:ed by emerge~ ever, when blda were taken the cy measures a resolutlonprovidgrant provided only 47 per cent lng lor equalized 'oewage rates or the !llnls needed. In the communley. It was tho OPinion of some IItellli'l! laat ~t' s meeting lhot The mlnimwn charge unler tho In view of these circumstances n e w legislation !or sewage some additional EDA help might · charges is $3 compared to $5 be provided. levied in the orlglraJ sewage Also discussed during last charge legislation. Unlerthonew night's meeti~, attellled by over legislatloo tho sewage bill runs 50 residerte, was a proposal that about 100 per cent of the monthly a re1i4lrt erwlneer repre...., water bill exeept ln cue• ot lflli tllo ·iovernmoni should be 011 . 1..~. uooN whose bills ilrop to llaaire~ory, dayloinspectthooew- between 30 alii 40 per coni at ap dlspolai c0111tructlm work the water bill being dclno In tho communiey 1o Frida)' night vUiage oll'lclals Insure that it meets speetnca- illllcatecllhattho chirps <a1111Q1 tlons. be reduced II the vU!qe is to co}. Delmar A. Canaday proslded lect tho money needed to bullcl durillll tho opening of the session alii operate tho plant. with Olln Boothe, who had been Effective late this month, resiservtna: as temporary chairman. delta in some sections of town named pennanent chairman of who received sewage biDs of the Pomeroy Citizens COII!mlt.- about on&-!lfth of those levied lro teo. other part& of the communi(f The gi'OtC) named from each of Naylors' Run and Sugar Run the votingprecinctawlllaak~ will receive bills under the new ell to freeze the water rates in legislation equal to other restthe community. dents of the town. of the Hinely car occurred In Meigs County. Mon:lay nigbt Sdtts and Berry were picked let in GallJpolls alii brought to the Melgs County Jail by the sheri!!'& department and the Middleport Police DopanmonL Just alter tho party arrived at tho Meil!s Jail, Stilts asked to make a phone caJi. Given pormission, instead ol going to the phone, he went out lhe side entrance of the sherlfr 8 otl'ice with deputies inpursutt Labor Day To Settle Strike PT. PLEASANT - Jerry C. avoid a strike. Butcher, per&OOnel rna"""'" of ''~be union statement waacor.. the Goodyear plant here, i'l"ued tho following statement toda,y: "We find It unfortunate that tho ~roblp oC Local 644 has made •domaslni statements loUieproos reprdjlls Ute strike at Goodyear' 1 plant in Apple Grove. 'jibe ~J!'!!'Ili!Jwhich-ed1ll area news media.., Al$Uif' 21 and 22 oot oni,y attomJIIecl to discredit the company, but also Program had the orrect ct woroontng the atmoaphore lor setl:llni I h e strike. " At this point, we would like to asauro ovoryme concerned that · Goodyear is read,y and willtng 1o honor tho terms oC tho CCIIllract SYRACUSE - Tho Labor Day agreement roached last June 1 celebration <1the &vracuae !lro- . by the compaey and Local 644 afmen•s ladles anxfllary and base- · tor two months of IIO!IDIIallms. ball boosters will begin at 11 a. "That agreemeut:waseodorsed m. with a !lag raising ceremony by the Executive Board oC Local at municipal pork. 644. But tho union negotiating There will be games for both committee and the Executive young and old including a bicycle Board spparenlly wore UDable to race, sack race, three ~ legged lead their membership to ratify foot race, ring the cane, dart Ills agreement, snd tho local w.,t board, mllk can throw, coke bot- oo strike. tie toss, awtmmlng, sail boats "Again, we are still willing to Among "kinks" Panetta de- snd a card dart board. aellle on the terms reached last scribed were Julltlce Depart.. There will be homemade ice J1010 I. Thus, ,.. lind totelly un. mont resources and the length cream at tho auxlllary meeting founded the union charge that the ol the process 1o develOP aiXI heac11Juu1ers and sandwiches, company is "attempting to break prosecute cases. soft drinks, candy and coltOn tho union." Goodyear's tong HEW hopes 1o boot up ita canc\y will be lor laie at a con- working relstlonoblp with the lepl divialon to better develop cessloo stand. United Rubber Workers and otheasel before they are referred Tho Ice cream will be made er unions across the country beto tho Justice Deportment. in tile beiOIDOitl o( tho Asbury liea lhooo statements. Panetta said, "so that a suit Melhodlot Church Friday evenIn fact, in the tentative agree. eould be Dled at an early stage. ing. Vol~ belp Is n~ mont we had with the union lor a Tho ki!Y is to try 1o prevent Pee Weo baseball players will DeW contract on June 1, tbe eom. adclllklaal delay." solicit tho town Wednes41y from paey agreed 1o hOlp the union inAod tho Justice Department, 5:30 to 6:80 p.m. for clonatlons creaao Ita membership by dis1oo llbort4tarred 1o monitor ft._ money, Whole and camed milk, trlbutlng wnow employes tho pro.. districts Wider coort order to sugar, juni<et, vaollla, lemon fla- par cards lor them to sign ..,. desogrqate, will allOl' HEW 1o voring, and chocolate IQ'I'up for "We don't!ullyknowwllatprab.. tho leo cream project. monilor them, he said. lems exist aJnl'llg the union•s leaders; we doknowwebarga.ined In good faiUI with them before tho old contract expired and made Announ ced Courts to Pressure 121 Schools "'· ' . :, :Be,y, ·~ .;:... I ' . .- "'ilia = DETROIT - CHEVROLET DIVISION OF GENERAL Moton a"' tho now tactic- aplnot school districts that are -mlngly ba.yond guvernmonl roach when they no 1 - receive federal education funds- Ia part ct the adminillration's desegrogatloo policy announced July 3. Law &!Ita Key Weapm Under this policy, the adminlatratlon'o key weapm against desecregatlon Is lhrou8h law suits, which ()(teo require years for llnal cllapoaitloo. 1M tho admlnlatratlm also ma,y use Ule Jollllaon adminiatratlon's favorite , _ I l l s cutoll oC federal aid, whicb had lmme· cllate IIIIJI8ct. D w; h o.t lfig rt 14 Grand 0 u major concesalms in order 1o reach tentative agreement BDd SCOUTS TO SWIM Racine Boy Scout Troop 2U wUI hold a BWimming.(IBrl;y Wedneaclay evening at Forked Run Lake. All ocouta lntereated are 1o be at tho Raclae Amer(CIIItl.oglon hall by 6 p.m. with par-.~~• pormlaaial aUpa. ~ to tho lake will be pull-. Ofllciala said the car would be 11011'0red by an olumlmln ""-"" cam shall tour-c;yllodor ,....,. alii would be available 1o ltlllltr& next July. Tho car, currently labeled tho liP 887, wlllba.,.· ...,..llional ~ llOII'tr plaai, and will be available in a. vartQJ ohaodelo, tho nrnuald. . , . . · I• :fle'U lldmp alo,tg, ao_,_, LONDON - PRINCE CHAI!LE!! HAS DECIDED 1o 1rJ to pt on half of bla t52B,OIMI+year salary and turn tho rest over Ill jilj.,YIJ.,m,IL AI ._at .unill be pta .,.rried or aane ........,ncy Qldc)f '< ' -, OFFER CLOTHING The Sohotion o\mQ' will hold Ita "Free Oothlrw Day" day. Ausuat 28, !run 9:10 tllllil 12 .. _ at their looatl,.. ot 115 'I< It's · Convenient! Introducing the new Stylelimf telephone-so beautiful · can mistake it for a piece of modern sculpture. But be. neath that lovely exterior is a phone that's all busi\ ness, with the dial built right into the receiver · · . where it's easy to use. I For more informatiop about the Styleline · 1 telephone (table Qr wall models), call your·. • •General Telephone fl.usjness office. ~ I . 1 COME AS YOU ARE! ·T.HE ' SAVINGS CO. General 'Thlephone . POMEROY, OHIO n..r.. . .:'1:., .. Butteraut Ave., Pcmeroy. All • - realdoiUan ......,., ' .. ,'- ' ,,....,., • .' f.' It was reported that Slmpkina was a paaaeneer in a car bel-.: driven m IIUddleport' s North Secoild Ave. Monday evenlog. Jlepu~ Sberlll' Robert lleeglowaa followIJW the car aDd turned oo his bliDker light. Slmpldna i....-.1 from tho car in which bewaarlding ancl nn to the river where he jumped in. Howe..,., Deputy Beegle followed him 1o tho ri..,. bank and Ol'Clered him ashore. Simpkirll obeyed ani II lodged In Meigs County JaiL Medium damages were iDeUr· red to a vehicle driven by WU!lam Lee Ethridge, 26, Coolville, Monlay eve.W.In anaccldeat011 Route 681, lour mUoa eaat <1 Route 33. Elhridp was foreed off t h • road by an oncomlngc:arandweol into loose graveL Tho vehicle, - b y tho White FWwralllomo ol Coolville, went out o f aod stopped in a ditch. s h •eo • 1~ame ewerage watc - mmlttee::~g:~~a:=:o: Goodyear Willing ~T Meip Couat¥. peOple are aaked 11eond ~ ona1 Wlle1, throe-A; 'C harlOs Cohan, lhreo-B; l'bolpl; -•. R •I h · thla week "16 contribute to tho Mrs. PhyWa Ha,..asy,lhre,..C; · (Continued M - t) . dloaater rallo! of Hurrlcant CO· and Eut~tne Fisher, fourth ward. mille victims. Accordllw to a diocusalon last Tho Meigs COUncy Chapti,r of ~ilbt, tho committee wUlauegoOI to the American Red Cross has been that tho council go 1o tho state in ISIOIIed $268 toward tho $6mll• an appeal for more llmds on the lion dlsaater !uod being used by $1,236,000 sewage dlspolai ~ lha National Rod Crooa 1o pre>- ject Now !llnls made pooolble vido food, shelter andpnoralre- frcm a state bolllis1Uea.pproved llef to help those unable to r,.. at the last election might be chanAndrew Hoover, Rt. 1, Pan- ostabllsh their homos. neled to help with the project, It 100 of Mr. and Mrs. Won· All lndlvidtllla, orpnizatlons was reported. dell Hooner, la ooe of four !!Jal. alii buslneuea are urged to hard Also. it was suggested that aclata In the Ohl~ Qoarterhorae thair contrlbutlona. 1o their local don be taken to secure more ~st. poatmosters, ac<O!'<ftilg to Chor- funds through the Economic DeAodr.,. wrote an enay on loa Gloeckner, <"-ttter chairman. velopment Administration. The "Wb,y I Would Like to Own A The PD!IImasters wUiforwardtho - Quarterhorse." As a result. he money to Mrs. John Werner, will be intervi8Wed on Labor Day chapter treasurer, who will selll •• tho QUo State Fair. FoliOII'· it to the National Chapter. IIIII thO lntervlow, one of the lour The llrst twa cmtrlbutiona re. fl~allsta will be awudod a!JIIIft- celved 1o the diaaoter 111n1 were WASHJNGTON (I)Pl) - Tha erhorse. Hemustcare!ortheani- !rom Looia Reibel, Pomeroy,and Nixon admlnlllratloo is serving mal and use it aa a proJect in a Mra, Dorothy Pierce, MlddJ&. notice on 121 -ern school t-H club. port, Gloeckner reports. dlatrlcts that they cannot contilllo oporaling segregated school ll)'stema ..., lboullh their federal education llmda have been cut oil. "The Juatlce ~ Ia gotng to be moving apiaal 40 or . 50 oC them in tho _,. •• By United Presa IJUrnttlcnl !llture," said l.om E. ...-a, ,10u tlae llrirL.J cbtef civil riglrts olllcer <1 tho . HOUSTON - WHEN AIR EAST AIRLINES MADE its lnaucuraJ lloaiUI, Education and Welflro ii!lht !run Hooolat to Austin, Tex., Monday, the CO{)llot wore a Department (HEW). lldrt. ''Thill' have aJread7 IDed live Jo Claire Welch, 30, ofHouatoo, waa tho!lrat-npUot hired ... alx 8tllt&." roBUiarly achoduleddcmestleolrlino. ThebrowDottelollaa Welch, said in on lntorvln .. - · away !run becDIIIIJW a Jad.v caplaln - Cljllalnette? COP- • ? - describes horoalfao "anoldmaidschooltachor," man ~~ · 6n addressed as "Hey, you with the sldrtl" Elberftlds In Po11eroy .-'· Rental Demand Denied byCouncil :Of Blood POmeroy - Frank Vaughn, ..._..__ llaullaa, Frrilln Cas;;:'~. L. 'Fry, Anna Fnnk, Albert Frank, Waiter Cooch, liarlaD Wehrtml, A. L. Pbelpa, Ethal Wearing Apparel For Yo111 Fa111ily 1111d F111nishings For Your Hollie • TUESDAY, AUGUST 26, 1969 --~--------------~~~~~~~~--------------~==~~==~~~--- Domora.. Weri: ~~ ) • ' 'lMII•• ,: VOL XXII NO 90 ._., IQir lalM to. a.. l!llfi!P' !orr $0, 80a In' lho ...-.~~. Fill' ..,. mild......,., !orr Ia lhomi41Gup.. per 50s in llle - • to tloe mid $0a In tha .a m, and warm Wtdnlldll'. Devoted To The l11~,. Of The MeitP·MOMm Area '; •.• "' ~ "< ·.pjrunced piau loklnday for a minicar whlcb would be produced at . l;hovralet'a Lord-n, Ohio, plant. . ' Mottl¥ _ ' . ~M to offer rninkar in lul:r fARMERS· IAI)k WEA.111F..R ~ ,: Winfield, ·· Make El..rfel•s In Pomeroy Yar Sh.,,lng Center For....All •·.' ,- ..... Your Back To sChioi NtHs. ·~. • at y. e eri; Pt. FI-t, 23.H; - - ·,,., - Tho Hou•• that Jack Built SHOW STARTS 7 P.M• .. I Tho <&POrcalllle, largest ct the old-world grouse, Ia fOUnd only '· ln tho pine !oresta which a!ford II food in winter. On Tlwroda.Y tho Consrealllllll wUl be in McArtlolr for Ule !lrot County wh.... he will moot wiUI r<r ......... 20.f8; JJiniDn, 1.111 oC lhla week'a OpeD Door soo- CoaUoo clt;y olllclalo COIICernintl falllnc Kanawha F~U8 1111" awu..-o for federal u- lns; Olarlellal, .U fJUiftl. lholr olmo. Tho Vintm Coun(f • Door aesi!CII ta seheduled from olstance forlbelr -proJect. II a.m. to 12 noon and will be Later that afternoon Miller wiU held in tho Count;y Commlsaloo. be at the GaiDa County C o u r t House in CoWpolta where he will hold ao Open Door seaalaldor area realdonts !rom 3:$0 to 4:80 p.m. in tho Count;y Commlallab. ora Ofllca. FfO!II 6 1o 6:80 p.m. tho CCingrellllllll wUI be In Ath. en a Coun(f in tho NeiiiOilviUe Municipal Bulklins to meetwiUI NelIOtlville cley olllciaia ctinoendnl their local water treatment pro. poo1uni\y to all firemen in the ject. On Friday, All&llll 29 tho lotb area 1o receive apeclall2ed trainIng in tho various fields of !Ire Dlotrtct lawmaker will beln Mon-onlim and fire protection. roe Count;y whare he wUI conduct Tho .'inatruclors are hlchly ree- an ()poD Door seolim in tho Farommondad by Ule Trade ml a.. mer'a Home Adminlatratloo Offlee in thobasementoCiheWoodadustrlai Education Service. Olllcera of tho aehool are: fleld Poal Olllco from I 1o 2 p. Cbalrrnan - Albert Keirns, Fire m. From t to 5 p.m. Miller will be in tho Court Room at the Noble Chief, Albany; and Secretary Charlas Dalton, Fire Chief, AU.. Count;y Coort House in Coldwell for a limllar Mallon wiUI Noble Other members of tho plaming Count;y realdente. Eerly Frlda,y evening tho Congreaamao will be commlUee are: steve Trainer, Fire Chief, and at hla mobile olllce on Ule Noble Tom Simons, WoUstoa; James A. Count;y FairllfOUIII(s. Ria mablle Northup, Fire Cblof, CoWpolla; olllce will be m the .......,... Joe Japrs, Fire Chief, Richland Tileoda,)' lhrou8h Frlda,y. Area, Athens; Lloyd CUI, Fire Chief, McArthur; Clarence Hall, Fire Cble!, Nel80t1VIIle; Harry FRY AS!JONEll Centll, Fire Chief, Coal!at; CharMASON - Airman Charlea M. les Stephonaon, Aalilllanl Fire Fry, 1011 of Mr. ml Mra. WUllam Cbiel, Jatkson; James Dillie, F. Fry, MaiiOII, has graduated Fire Chief, and AUan Wallace, !rom au. S. Air Force technical Amesvillei Charles Conkey, Fire school altho 91_.-.( Air Force Cble!, Now Marohlleld; Robert Base b1 Texas. He waatrainedu COurter, Fire Chief, and Dave an electricalpoworapodaliatand Travis, Logan; Cll]llain Chad asstsned 1o a unit ct the tactical Cooley, Athena Fire Department; air eommml at Lockbourne Air and Joseph Hoinzell, Southeaslsrn Force Base _,. Columbus. The Ohio Fire Service Training Coairman Is a gramato o( Wal>ama ordinator of the Trade and Indus- JDgll SchoolmlattendodthoWelll trial Education Services of Ohio VIrginia Jnlltltute o( TedmoiOilY. state Unlvorstt;y, 1lho will also · serve as Dean ~ the school. Firemen dealrtngadclltlonallnLEAGUE 1'0 MEET formatlon may contact Albert A special moetln& of the Eerly Keirn•, Fire Chief, Albany, or Bird -ling . . _ . has been James A. Northup, Fire Chief, called for 7:80 p.m. Weclneldll' Cslllpolls. at tho POmeroy -ling J.anea. • NOW YOU KNOW ... '\ ' .. '. reel in that Ills C001paiJ,y Is lind oC having a strike every 11o1e 1t negotiates a contract at tho....,. Pleasant Jiant. Any c o - cr buBIDeso would be, eapoclaJir when liiikes occur alter leliallve - - Ia roached. ID tilt lhOtt -~ ol ,~~~a tWit. liM tieen twO au'lllori••~ :~w · Ulegai wildcat strtlrea. '· statement lbout "other in tho aame ~ ~vtng a $2.70 wage incraose over three years whilethoCOJIIPliV'oCfered .12 cents OYer three yara to union members obvlouoly na worded to mlolead the publlc. The 'oGler people' are not Goodyear employos, they do Dot bargain with Goodyear snd GoociYoar does not pay thair wages. They are employes ol a contraCUae company which performs matntenanco work at tho plant. ·~e COIJ1IIBDY does not want tho strike to last a ,._, lang time,' as inferred in tbe union statement. It elread;y has Jailed more than 80 days. In !act, Ills company was asBUred by uaiOD leadership I h a t our tentative agreement oo June 1 -.ld be accepted and there JJOuld be .., strike at an. "It Is unfortunate tho , _ was oot accepted, lbe.....,. allowing c:ontlnuous full OJIII)lo.y.• ment and compensatioo, We thlDk the faets prove that Goodyear ta 1111101111 tbe best in tho area In waaes paid, working conditlooo and employe beaeftts... New Customer UnesWillbe Put m· Letart __ �' The llalb Sentinel, P'""eroy-Middiiii>OI1. 0., TueldQ, Augullt 28, liH!9 "Watch Out! There's Something Up His Sleeve!" .,, OS I I ! them on a personal level than Jack O'Bri111, Is Meredith l\lae. I ever woo when I lived w!tli Rae, YWIIWe actrea• as well them. Anlllher good hajlpeldng Ia that ao daughter ol fiRIOUB Jlll'enil.) public haa finally baiiWI to the BY MEREDITH MACRAE aceept me as Meredith MacRae, Thla lo tho year <II the dawnIng olthe Age of Aquqiuo, which a 2t.,year.old woman who has lite allllan't li IUJIIIOoed to be • DOriod ol cleflnlto Ideas lfrald to a_peak up. Until recentpeace, harmony, love aod UDa ly 1 was u. • • that cute daugbter deriiiiiiiRK - when aU liOOCI thlnga begin ..._nos. I believe <II Gordon alii 91olla !dacRu" It boeau.se all &Dod thlna• are <II "Billy Jo oC 'Petticoat Junetim.' • I know m, ~-~~ happening for me. because ol the lllfiiiY ap. Not only am I ..... Into my fourtiJ year as Billie Jo on uPet- pearances I've made on talk, Uc:oot Junction, • wwkins as a pmeandpanelohoWo. I eertainl3 don't mean to !mock aeml-ngula.r t11 TV's .,What'B lly Une, • J>IOJ'Ing CCIIICOrls and the liOOCI that "Pettlc:oot Juncmaking recorda aa a s!nger, do- tton•t hu done me. It has pushIng commercials, and a_.-!ni ed my career and helped me m more talk and aamo ebOwa IearD my croft, but tile cbarac. 1ban 1 ean COlmt, but aleo rm tor I jliay Is too ....,ey-liOOCiy to In my firlll nuUor - .. pic- make a reel lmpreosioo on any. lure ~~ producer Hal WaUia and body. Nevertheleos, at thla point, I '111111'1 do anything to dellroy c11re<tor Jack Ra!OJ' Jr. It's titled "Norwood" ·and it tile Bllile Jo Imago. I've turned ataro Glen ComilbeD and Kim down oflera to pooe for PlayDarby. I play a girl from Tex- boy Magazine layouts, make a as, which Is pretty clever cast- film where I woold cavort around Ing sinc:e I " ' ' born In Hwa- in the nude for no partl cular reaton. And my love lnteroat In tho 1011 except box o!!lce and appear film Ia Joe Nllllllllt. Yes, la- In the Los Angelea company or 'fJfair,U dles, I heard tllat algh. The "Hair" role was the same What' B It like worklnR with Joe? WeD, all kidding aside, I honeatly think he's a very oleo guy and for a quarterback he's adam good lllllural actor. SIDce Pm ..a aa my aliter, Heather, pli,Ysla. New York, I thllik. II' a not that (Subslllutlng f~ vacallOIIIDJ iJ~ town, lt'allke Civil War. We even YOUTH ASKED FOR IT! Tlllo column lo lor YOUIII peo- have a northern verrdon ofthe Ku ' :. ' ph, their problems and ploao- Klux Klan., except they're out uns, their troubles and tun. As after "hippie Ioven" ard of ·'• wUh the relll ol Holen Help Ual, course out ''unwalted vislton." Recently my girl friend and I it Weleoales laughs but won't dodge a serious question with a were stWrw: In a building am a woman walked II) alll demaiKied, brush4. Send your teenage questions to "Where are your shoes!" I poYOUm ASKED FOR IT, care of litely 11id "We leltlhemh<xno Helen Help Usl, this newspaper. it'a swnmer.'' She bawled me out ar.:l then went to my father ard THIS TOWN HAS HIPPIEgave him • good dresairw down. UPTIGHTIS Seems going barefooted makes Dear Helen: Slnee a hippie settlement atart:. us ,.pro-hippie." Two days later I wore a peace ed in the hills above our uwe emblem to a rummage sale, ard got thrown out. Is it evil to believe in peace? That afternooo, we were walking from the town pool where we teach swimming. We ~ covers over our suits, but again no shoes. Scmeone called the pool marager and told him to fire us as we were hippies! Helen, we're just ordhary teens, who come rrorn ordinary families. We don't hate the hip. pies, but we haven't joined them either. We believe everyone should do his own thing. T h I s "Civic Bettennent COmmittee" is as bad as the old time vigilan-tes. They even destroy property arxl business houses ofthepeople they accuse, an:l the accusations are like witch hunts! Must we even dress to suit the female busybodies, andboycottcertaln stores to suit the male bigots'? Mrs. Mary Circleaccom.panied Maybe the hiwies do create 8 aanitary problem and brirv in by James Orcle of New Haven, W.Va., and Ricky Circle of ChardJ'UII, but this is up to the law, leston, and George CircleofAshnot a bunch of wild "civic leadlan:l, ~., were recent guests of ers" who are ruining our once Mr. and Mrs. William Perry aOO happy little town. What's wrong with these peo- fallllly of Hollon, Ohio. They also visited Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Cirple anyway? -US cle an:l tiamily of Columbus during the weekend. The Circle boys Dear Us: These witch hunters have a bad attellled races in Michigan. Mr. and Mrs. Calvinllwnganlcase oC hlppiHJ)tlghtls, and the ner and family and Mr. and Mrs. only cure is a dose of common Timmy Duncan ard daughter, all sense, administered by the maof Columbus and Mr. and Mrs. jorU;y. The vigilante thing lo hapBuren Duncan of Riverview, Fla., penlfl' in many areas where nearLE;u NOTICE by hippie communes threaten were guests of the Douglas CirNOTICE OM PILING OP cle ~ily over a recent week INVENTORY AHD APPRAISEMENT property >alues and allront rigid ellll. . moralists (who are usually the . ~ .: T. . s.... of Qhlo, _...It• Cowtty Pat Hinamon, student at OU in moat bloodtlllrscy). ..:;. Pt~'"' ;._ .. ~ns, Sa!J!rday an~ S\m. T~~~: ~'"'-~ ,. - .....Let' a. ht~Kt.. yo.ar pe.~ and da,y wlth "P"!'\ ·- - ~.cut• ld•l....h'atiDt t rnXie Circle. ' odaer wiser adults don't lit bigt ••tat.; to •ueh of the fol· Rev. aOO Mrs. Richard Young lowln, oo a'• Nlld•rtt• of the Stoto otry become "law" in Y'o u r .. Ohio, vl•:-tho •wvlvlng lp--.,1•, and family returned to their home town! -H. ,. th. nut of I.: In, t'- bonoOclorlo• in SidneY after a vacatJon at the und.r th. will; and to t~ ottornor 01' attorneys Npreuntlnt anr of home of Mr. and Mrs. Edson Dear Helen: the ofoto... ntlonod penon•: Roush. ( Cflarlo• Jonoa, Harrlsonv!Uo, M.Y boyfriord thinks oothlng or Molg1 County, Ohio, No. 20093. Mrs. Mary Russell of Wavercoming to my house with food, •· You moo hor .. y notified thai tho IJWontory and Approlaomont of tho then eating It in front oC my fam- ly, W, Va., vJsi.ted with relatives "*at. of tho of... montlonod d.. Ily, without ofleri!¥ aiQ' to ua. at Cannel recenUy, Mr. and Mrs. ~;C~o•M, loto of 111ld Courrty,' wot fllolll In thla Court. Said Inventory I told him I didn't think thla waa Douglas Circle, florence Circle eM Approlso!Mnt will bo for heorright, but he oaid he i>ooght It, and th~ Hc:mer Circle family arxl i.. ltofanl thl• Court on the 12th lll:r of S.,to .... r, 1969, ot 10:00 so he doesn't have to shlre it. Verna a.n:J W8vie. o clac:• A.M. Ben CrossofGlousterwasare-Yot he helps hlmoelr to anything Any peq.on dotltlnt to fllo oxc:opocent guest of the Robert Lee fam... In our refrlprator. tl•• thwoto MUst fllo thom Gt loost If¥. days prior to the doN set far And get this: When he brl~a lly and Ralph Lee. Jane Ingram, a siudent at Rio food alii doesn't finish It, he ex·•· GIVOft unHr my bond and '"I of •:• nllll Court, this 23rd day of Augvtt pects ua to store it so it will be Gran:le College, spent a night with =· 1969. waltizw when he comes back. M,y the Robert Lee family and attend:.: F. H. 0'811EN little stater ate one of his candy ed the county fair. ·!· JMp oM ...officio ·'' Betty Van Meter. Ann Cai-leton Cler• of uld Covrt bon, and WOWI I said if that' a 1,. Jcu..t E. Morrl• alii Pat called at the Robert Lee the way he feels, stay out of our ~· .,_,.., Cl_. ~! home recertly. food. Waal right'I-CONFUSED 1/26, 9/2 2tc Mr. and Mrs. Frank Hudson Dear Core and daughter of Racine visited at You were risht, though I'd make LEGAL NOTICE the Allan Taylor home a recent it a bit stronger. Like "Stay NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT •t' . SWlday. outl" - PERIOD! Who needs a ~ C.u No. 20,171 chintzy, selfish boy trierd?- fL ~-i; .. '.' ,, Carmel News By the Day I hove IIIQ'thlng O.ester f_.. nut !rom my !rollhmall days at UCLA, and the only female member oltheBrulnBench, which Ia a BOcl~ <II alwtml and undergraduates who are devotees ol the team, Joe and I spent a BY MRS. EVELYN BIDCKLES BY CLARICE ALLEN Mrs. Rushia ~umway ard Mrs. Amie wm, Jest.tJ, Ga., lot ol free time on the set talkdaughter, and Mr. and Mrs. Blain and Mrs, Nellie Richardson of Ing football. Oo April 19 I marNewell motored to Huntington, W. Jacksonville, Fla., spent several ried GrogMIIUav.,.,arsall!fOOV)' guy, ao whatever presa qent's Va •• a recent Sunday to visit her dOJ'S with Mr. and Mrs. Denzel brother, George Wells,wholsilJ. Clelan:lan:l other relatives. can- dreams you ml&ltt h- or read Joe and me are juot that Mrs. Gerald Violet was taken ers at theClelanclhomehavebeen press agenra dreams tbougilt to Holzer Medical Center in Gal· Mr. and Mrs. Karl Kloes, Mr. Hpolis. and Mrs. Eldon Will, Syracute, up to promote tbe film. But, I Mrs. Pete Goodin and M r s. and Mr. and Mrs. JolmBalley, can holleatly oay that Namath Audrey Hager of Columbus were Flatwoods. On Tuesday, Mr. alii lo a very bright and a-ctive recent Saturday overnight guests Mrs. Cleland, Mrs. Will alii Mra. man and II he would give up or Mrs. Neisel Weathennan. Richardson visited ln Belpre with. !ootboll to concentrate on acting Mr. arxl Mrs. Wllllam Boggess Mrs, Etta WUI, Mrs. Robert Ber- he Yi001ld do very well. 'Nul said about Broadway Joe. of Huntington spent Sunday with ry aTKl Mrs. Audrey Rowan. The moll important ha.lflllllling his mother 1 Myrtle Boggess, staa sergeant Jerry Cleland waa my marriage, Altbougil Greg Mr. and Mrs. Bud Conrad and has returned home after a year's Is a young actor we don't feel famlly o! Belpre were Sunday service in Vietnam. After his fur-. guests or Mr. and Mrs, Kenneth Iough, he ard his family wUl competitive. He has done a number ol dramatic telerialon Bhowa Griffith and son, Joe. move to Fort Knox, Ky. Mr. and Mrs. Blain Taylor Miss Sheila Newell spent a and he's In a new Columbia pic&flenl !! 5l¥day1 with her, sister, · week in Columbus with Mr. anl .. ture tailed · "Bob - ~ Carol & Mr. and Mrs. Joseph RineorBe~ Mrs. Johnny Newell alii Jeff. :Tet1 "& Al[Ce~... . f\t I met him at an il'i!ibr'o work. esda. Mrs. James Ridenour and Mrs. shop a couple <II years ago and The Ruth Circle WSCS met with Bruce M,yera attended the state Mrs, Neisel Weatherman recent- session of the Daughters ot Amer- 80011 alter we began dsllng. OUr ly. ica Lodge, Morday througil Wecl- marrlqe wasn't a spur tl. the moment thing. I didn't want to Mr. and Mrs. N. 0. F. Monago nesda)', in CincimatL and two sons of Akron spent a Mro. Edith McElrresb hos been make aoolher mlltake. I've had S!lturda;y rdgit here with her a guest of Mr. ah:l Mrs. Arthur one marriage and clivoree, and that' a one too mBDY, It took me grandmother, Mrs. Rushia Shum- Orr. a long time to get over It, and WOJ'. Mra. Letha Wood apent a few Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Griffith days with Mr. ard MrS- Harold the. divorce of my parents (Gor.. ; don & 9lella MacRae) a ooople went to Columbus Tuesday and Hawk ard family, Albany. a years aso really" hurt me, but on their way they stopped at CallMrs. Curtis Fraley and chilal Winchester to visit her broth-- dren, Columbus, spent a week I feel happy nmo. M.Y fatbor er, Mr. arxl Mrs. Willi.J:m Corns. with Mr. alii Mrs. Willi& Frost, alii mother are happily remarried. and 110 am L FIIJIQ' thiDg, Rev. and Mrs. Eugene Emerson Richard and BUlle Jean. but todOJ' with my dad living In or Portsmouth were recent visMr. and Mrs. James Kimes itors of Mr. and Mrs. Clarence aiXI children, Cleveland, spent a New York and my mother llv- . lng In Florida, Pm closer to Nichols. week with Mrs. Eva Kimes. Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Lorkl"' VIrgil Wood, Sprlngllold,spent or Coolville, Mrs. Ethel carter a rew day a with Mra. Letha Wood. and daughter of Portland, Oregon, Mrs. Mary Mcllorald alii Jerand Mrs. Beverly Hensley and ry o!ChllllcothecalledooM.r.and daughters or Long Bottom were Mrs. Fred Rice, Tuesday. weekend guests of Mr. and Mrs. C. K. Nelson received word of Oscar Babcock. the death of hla father, Miles NelMrs, Wayne Brickles and her son, In a Mlchll!an hospitaL Mr. Ia.... rtf Clsn~ Faye lowiiRt•• niece, Mrs. Lois Ebersbach and and Mra. Ro!ald NelsoooUilchl·!· Deo..ed. ~ Dear Helen: daughter were shoppil1t in Park- gan were recent Visitors of Mr. ~Notdw'..•'' 1ho< •~YIIRi~n that Rlc:hersburg last week. My problem is I can always and Mro. C. K. Nelson. '~~· er , aw 1ng1 o out. 3, Pam.. ro)', Molga County, Ohio, hot b..n see the other aide ot the quesMrs. Lawrence Smith visited duly oppotntod Euc:utar of the E•· By United Press International toto of Cloro Fe~ye Rowllnvs, do- tion. Take the Vleblun War. I her sister, Mrs. Ruth Offllttt at coo!Md, late of p....,.,.,., M•iv• Today ia TtoesdOJ', . .\ug. 26, Krakatao In the Netherlands tho Unlverolcy Hoapllal, Moadoy. hate It, yot I m- South Vlet.County, Ohio. nam needs help. 1 never have an the 238th day of 1969 with 127 to East Indies erupted. Mrs. Offutt recently underwem ' -~llteu oro required to file their / clo • with_ aold flduc:lary within opinion I can't argue with. So follow. In 1920 the 19th amendment surgery there. The moon is approaching its to the U.S. Conatltutlon gave I'm alwaya debating bul hardly The Put CouncUoro Clu~ of Doted thl1 20th doy of Autvll phaae. tull 1969. ever wimlrw. Ia something wrong women the right to vote. the D. of A. Lodge held Ita pieThe morning stars are Venus with me?- FROM ALL SIDES Ill 1948 Mildred Elizebeth Ric at the ledge hall on WeclnoaF. H. O'BRIEN and Solum. ,,.._ Jlll4p of ..ld Count' Dear F'rom: Gillarlr known as HAxls sally," dOJ' eve~ with ftfleenmemben 1/:al, 9/2, 9/9 Jte 1be evenl111 stars .ar(l Mercu- was Rown to the United Slate& sld two guests present. Somethl~¥ lo very IDGHT with you! An open mind gives yoor ry, Mars and Jupiter. to lace charges of espionage Harold Follrod, COlumbus, waa Oo thla day In hiiJiory: brains room lor exerclae. You and treason for wartime radio a recent vloltor oC Mr. ard Mro. LIG4L NOTICE Ill 1883 a total of 36,000 died broadcastina ror Nazi Germa- . Thomaa Weber. aren't afraid to THINK. When you NOTICE Of APPOINTMENT volcano at ny. see there Ia right alii wrorw in When the Cue H•· arn almost every situation, you're better equipped to help cho~ethe Estate of liN 0. ....1, DecMoolll wrq to rlglrt. -H. NMico lo herobr ''"., lt!at Po• ioeinll a But, when tbe time comea and me Tuppers Plains Society News ~- nude person on ac:reei or ....... but unless there's a l1iimn liOOCI rea&Oil 1 won•tsonudeandthere's no reason to playnudeiri"'Hair.t• rm uuliko my olater HoailiOr In liiiiiiY respects, alii thor• ..,. ol them. Working bare ~be oJca.y for her, but It juat lan't me. I 110 longer hove a reilponolblllf¥ to "Pettienlll Jurieuon" PD be out looking r~ the J>ldure roles that JIRO Fonda and the great Marilyn Monroe J>IOJ'ed. Thoae are lfOI10 In wbJch the wolllllll haa to be """Y - not necea&arlly nude. There's 8 bl£ dift'erence. In fact, there's a 111m In .PT8-ifl'O<llctlon right ..,. Utled "'l'he Sweeteat Whore in the World," a IJiory a girl In roDege who'a the mlatreBB ol a bli polltlclm md then .... raUs In love with a 111uc1ont. The producer!} _are tnterested tn me for Ute Utle role. UllfortunateJ.y, PU haYe to pass it up because d. uPettlcoat Junctloo.'' But the Age <II Aquarius, the happenlns time, will be with us for a lonK while. lnvlllrialr , r1' ·~',. : CIUCAGO (UPI) ")' ,. .,., . ...' . ..... ·• • 'I 'I . ' nTh• troubh! with fohr is tltere are no more bleb/" PH. 992-2848 USE OUR EASY CREDIT 'ffiUIIIS In Our· · -------------------- trlclo Kl.. , of Mlddloport1 Meigs ,-Covnty1 Ohio, ho• b"n duly OP'" ~·-• Ad"'hdatratrl• of the Estot• ittf II no DO¥ol, ' docooud, lote of SvttOft T own1hlp, Molt• County, Oftlo. O.editors . . •-.ul.. d to m. tholr cl.il•• wilt! &old fldvdory within four ........... D•4 thla 13th 4oy of Autuat 19(111. f, II. O'III!N ,....,_ Jolll.. of SGI4 Ceu..-, IIU~ 9/2, 9/9 Jtc For your cqlies of "What Ia A Boy Friend?'' alii "What lo A Girl Frlolld?" oerd 1 otaq>ed oelf-eddresoed Qql) envellllfO to Helen BotWI, C..O thb new .. PljiOr. Thla cai1111Ut Is dedicated to falllll7 Uv~Jw, 110 if you're hovlf¥ kld trod>le or just Jllaln trod>le, let Helen Help YOU. She wiDalao •eleome )'our mE DAILY SENTINEL mvon:o TO arn:asr 01' amustrw experieJI!!Oo. Addre11 Holen BotW own In can of thla - - r . Stock Recludlon TUN:E-UP SALE . FENDE·R.SKIRTS 'lf2 OFF ~~~o ...... Ol'!k. ....... ~ .............. ,_I'Qf,OIIIo. ......,. ....-uat• ,.., •-•h• !lolti.. .aw.....,, -..ut-.t411t~.HnYan (;1., W.. Yorilo ~ ...- ""'" o.ll ...nd bJ ~........ liMn •~~t~~~tu-.,. _,_, til ...._.. .... ~~~~..,.om ... tu.M. !Itt ...... tiL :II. Tllrle _ ... "-AS. 1b Notcw i~ .._ ...,. earr• ~no • •11111Mr. ~ ...... 'ILil. 1r ..Uz 0. J01r 'lllt S1a ......; . . . . . . . . Tllnl . . . . . . . . ~ ,........_,._t-.ntw Papulallo1 Drop Nome, Alaska, has dropped from its peak population of 211,000 in 1900 (during the gold rush, when it was the largest city in that territory) to 2,316 persona. mostly Eskimos, according to the Encyclopaedia Britannica. t=OR MOST MODEL CARS .UFFLEIS UIL PIPES SHOCKS · .. Original ' &cyl. 12.99 Bcyl. 14JtJCJ UpTo a-tr,.......r4W Vlllt)o l>rllllllll~~: ~. 111 •'-"~~ ' · 1 ' FOR ALL CARS hlltl....,~IJr.HWt~IIIJn.III .. .,1M. .......~~~ ...._ ftWJtf. Center EXPERT . .*'MA.;o!'l AM£.1t. IICHUD ll, OlrrJI, PWLMIE& ,._,., Olllart.- tl'ht. Barry to Stick in Bay Area Savage. lng to buy the team wltb the Equip~~~ent Two more runs came Intention ol moving It to ac:roaa when Johnny Bench doubled to score Savage and Perez Wallh!ngton, D.c. After the session, Foreman who had alngled. wUI hove to Improve In .tllelr The Cubs' Jim lUckman l!'fl line 'to t(jp last season's :J..61!11ate. read a teraely worded joint Ill on the long-bail hitting when Eaatern, playlf¥ In both the Mid- statement laSuecl by him and he amacked a Nolan deUvery Ohio VaUoy andtheSouthernVal- Barry: u0n behalf of the Washington over tho fence for hia 15th ho1ey Athletic Conferenee, should mer In tho eighth lmlng. have two ot the area"s bestbacka Capitola I have asked Rick The defeat cut the Cuba' lead Barry to honor hla contract In Grueaer an:1 Ritchie. to 4lh over the idle New York other team mlmbers are 160 with Oakland Baakotball lllc. Mots. The win put the Reel• :lb. centert Ronnie Smith, senior; and play basketbaU for the deeper into the Weatern Divi110 lb. hollbeck Mike Blaoel and Washington Capa. sion pennant race, only one.balf "Rick hao lilted that he does 135 lb. lineman Terry Stotham, pme back of San Francisco, junla<o; 140 lb. guard John Cline, not wiah to leave the Bay area and lied f~ aocond with Atlan160 lb. guard ~JoKer Karr ,130 lb. md It Is hia belief that he lo not ts. center Doug Carr, 175 lb. end required to do so!' The two team& meet again Barry, a 6-loot-7 star who Torry Caraon, 135 lb. end and this afterno<m. Jim Merritt, 14hollback Bab CaldweD, 150 lb. was rookie of the year In the 5, wiD start for tho Reda guard Rick Hauber, 140 lb. half- Nalloaal Ba-1 Asaoclatlon aplnat Dick selma, 12-5. back Tim Gunwh, and 140 lb. line- and tho league'I &coring loader Single pmea Wedneaday and man RandY ,Young, sophomores, in hls second seaeon before Thursday wind up the Reds' alii first yoar men 140 lb. CuD· jumping to tbe Ooks In the oeaSOII'B trip to the Windy City. back Ralflly Borl~, 125 lb. Uno- American Basketball Associaman Mike Sanders, 140 lb. end tion. owns 15 per cent ol the Charlie Brewer, 170 lb. tackle Ooka and would get m .Dick Stoltler, 120 lb. back Leo eatlmated $400,000 lor his share HyooD, 120 lb. lineman Bud Gra- In the $2.6 mllUoo sale. Foreman's troubles do not ham, 170 lb. tackle Alan Duval, 100 lb. . .!beck Byron McCoy, erul with Barry'• refuaol. Alao 125 lb. llrieman BUI Oaborno and declining to make the move lo 139 lb. lineman George Mora. Oaks Coach Alex Hamum, with The Eagles schedule consist& whom F~eman piiMed to of the SepL 5 opener at HanrBn meet tonight. Hamwn, who decided he The hrmers Bank & Savings Trace, home opener with North liked the Well coaat alii quit Co. sl<>i>ltch softball teem lravGallla on Sept. 12th, Alexander, away, Sept.. 19; Sept 26, Glouo- the Philadelphia 76era In 1968 to eled to Marietta 8aturday only to ter, home; October 3 at Kyger alan an eight-year COIIIract with be ooated by United Methodist Creek; OcL 10, Federal-Hocking, Oakland as eoach and exeeutlve of Parkersburg in a double elimm inatlon tournament. The Bankers . h~e; 9et. 17.. Miller~ home; Oct. ,.c, ,,pr,sident ., , ~ lle .. llll't 24,. ScxiiJ\welt~rn, away; apd at going to WallhiAP.On, -no ,_.'l:tet' " .-..:er•J.beateD. two weeks earlier what -B M'ry does. . . aDd lasted but four games. SOUthern Local on Nov. 1, AlthDQah scorirw but one nm, the bankers totaled 10 hits, all sif18les, two each by Mike Wright ard Mlck Menchifli. other hitter& were Bob Grueser, BOO Whaley, John Wolfe, catcher Ray Gibbs, Ted Morarlty, and pitcher Don Nelson, who went the distance. Sunday the club participated in the touriW.mentat Gslllpolis Sponsome yards aild acored only sored by the Elks Club, winning one touchdoWn," Robinson re5-2 over QlBker State. Leading calla. hitter tn this game was Wolfe 11 When I reported to eamp with a olfWle alii double In two there wore 15 rwmlng backa at bats. Also getting hlts were trying to make five spots. I Dick Werry and Whaley with two figured my lack of experience singles apiece and Jeff Burt, Ted would rule me out. •.I waa COJilMorarit;y and catcher Jerry Vanpetlng a&alnlll 110me &!Q'S who lnwagen, aU sl~es. Again Neleven had pro uperlence. son went all the way as pitcher 1 "Pm just hallP)' an expansion 10 hlta. team drafted me. No poSttloos allowing Leadiq) hitters Ia< Quaker were set and I bad & ebancea" State were Glb MUliron with two lly the third pme of tho Bil¥les and a roullll-trl!fller ard Bankers Out At Marietta, Win on Sunday seuon, Roblnsoa was a lull .. time starter even thouab he 124 W. lAIN Do It Every Time The offeROive line will be 180 lb. sophomore DeMis ElchlfWOI' alii 150 lb. T,.. Karr at ends, 184 .lb. Junlcr Mike Boring and 180 lb. sophomore Alan Holter at tackles, 150 lb. Junl~ Robert · Roo~ ard 145 lb. Junior Richard Liter at guards, and Howard Jlahr, 155111. junior center. Alio lllwrUng on de!e_noe wiD be aU-conference ll110backer 150 lb. Jim SteUier, 150 lb. soplu>more Jlm ·Amlbary atoa!ety,l45 lb. soph,..ore end Rick S.lllers, 150 lb. junior Howle Caldwell at a rornerback. 135 lb. junior ..Ubeok Daryl Pooler, and 150 lb. , 1!illlH>mote Rick WIUiamsatt.lf- more rims to crooa It'• pllllo Reds with their long bell hitting. Pe...,. got hla 31ot homer ' <II before giving WOJ' to Ramoa. The Onal l'llll was al110 charged tho aeaaon In the firlll with Alex Johnam crossing the plate In to Granaer. Tony Perez and Lee May front ol him. Ill the sixth Pore• shored• the. spotlight f~ tha eomeeled apln for a aolo blalll. IUs three runs betted ln for tbo day boolllod hi a oeason total to 100. May hit his 34tb homer In tho fourth with 110 one ·on baao to give tho Red& a 3..2 lead. Singles by Nolan, ~- Roae and Tolan, plus Tolan'& stolen baoo and errors by Ralllly llulldl~ and Don Keosln!181' LOSANGELES(UPO- 0 a k- provided two runa In the ""'enth lallll Oaks balkotball liar Rick for the Reds. They wrapped up the victory Barry lo plllllling to atay In tho In tho ninth when three nms ltay area, regardlass ol where crosoed the Jllate. tile Ooks 11'1· Two.Jllm Double Barry met Molldi.Y with his Nolan had walked and scored attorney, Robart Rubin, alii oo a pinch hit alngle by Ted BariF~emm,wools~ Robinson Promises to Run Less, ~,Block More in New Benga.l Game -- Today'• Almanac _. BY KEITH WISECUP Eaotero Hlsh School uld men. ._.Billy Kincaid Is very optimistic about the -UW t969 root.'Wl oea1011. He hoa 14 lettermen nturnlng of a 38 man squad. Hla tllm Ia timlna .., for tho Se!>L 5 - r agalnat tho llallftln Tnce WDdcato. The probable starting offensive be~klleld will conolat of laot 78Ar's all-eonference 180 lb. Bob IIUchie at tunhock. tho loading arou.m gainer of 8 yeir ago, 140 lb. Dan Grueoor at lett hall,-and Sonny Cll110, a 150 lb. right half. back. AU are seniors, The quarterbeck will be 175111. juRI~ Dave . ..'"'" . :•I . baCkCoach Kincaid IIYS hla Eqlea -------------------- ,_ Eagles Expecting Solid Grid Year Smith.. .. ··' t 0 . News Notes '· ~ • Granger to a 3.j) c:ount belore ·Hilinoa came on. SpafiK!er•a walk led to tho CUba' fourth run d. the IMinll, lxlt Ramo& aot Paul Popovich to Dy oot to Bobby Tolan for the final out. Ramos 1!'11 credit for ' oave and !liVe tho victory to y0mg. riJIIItbander Gary Nolan woo' Rotehecl his fourth victory against nve defoato. The loas went to starter Bill WQ~~S ~ay, they proved .It ,... ., c ' 'i.lJ" 'better ·~ u wh at they had In , ~ 1/f,- )'li!sbur whore tiiO)'- .loll a ·''I , ~ weekend oerlea to ~·i· s ~' .,.~ Plttlbur&h Pirates. The .;..,. _ lledo llll"VIved a llillth..lllllng , ,. , lour-run rally to deloat the Na, ~· •".{:!.•· lll!ftal Leaaue Eastern Dlvlaion . .,_, leo4ero 9-3 Monday, ,. Pedro Ramos waa the hero Hands, now 15-11. .., : lor D,ave Bristol's team. kamoa El&llth Start "'). ame on in relief for the Reds Nolan made his eighth atart ,, . In the last oC the ninth with tho <II this sea1011. He worked eight .. 1 ' baaes loaded and two out. lnnlntla, lllvlng up 6 nmo on ten . 1 •. .He laBUed a walk to AI hill beiDre ~ relieved by _, _,. lfl>onglor who had worked Grallpr Who had allowed two. BERRY'S ........ ·- \ "'"':. _ -~ ' Maybe .'·<;'"r' . ~ atmoephore In the w~nc~y .·jii, ·Clcy helped the Cine!Matl Recla ------ ,; .,.;;; .,.~ -· 1 .._ "Shuts,.· Cubs Off .....,'t exactly ripping the AFL spert. It wun't until the eighth ..... of the NIIOI1 that Robinsoft ~ hia move, 8XJJledlnB for 159 yards ~ Oakland In julll 17 carrie&. lllelllded was an 87~ uj>olhe....tdrile burl!. Ill hie · aext three IIUI'le&, Jlo¥iiiOI1 piDed 156, . 116 and 134 yard&. .Picked lor the All..lltar ........ Roblnam IICOI'ed two touch -·dliwl\a and an extra point In tile wears w1a. He - · piQIJlll In thet cloasie bas big.. goat thriU. "I kmw lllore wiD be , _ . oyea on me i111J ,year. 11lue wiU be more · Ji!HUIIte, lxlt I try 111ft to let It bother lhe. I em.· ~oe ~DQ<I are out to 101 be 'Ald. ,, " . . ·""' * .. 'J"'",..,.••. ':. ~=~thef.1U . Wl'1l ~ • in ' be ¥1111' 1'11\llloblnaon. ' (• - . ' pro-bowxl Tommy ~ncer with two singles. Tonight FaMnera8ankand8a._ lngo CO. plays Falla Clcy at Elks Field In Gallipolis. • lly United Preas llltornallonal Natlooal League Amerleu League Eut Eallt W L Pet. W L Pet. GB · Baltimore .••. 87 40 .685 GB His .Old -~~er ~ '~Jth 111 vrro STELI.JNO tha - · to end the pme. UPI Sparta Writer .573 14'i.l Fnok -..d 11'1111 4-tor-1, Gil llodpa ..... "'tehed Leo .528 20 .548 8 homer ol the . .516 21\1 Dllrodler give tho elalsie lncladlllll hll •' .548 8 .492 24\1 ' tatlloak example ol to puD ....... to' tile - · .419 2f .422 3~ a team from bahllll down the put tile Twlna. Howard's ~ .305 39 loot came In the llrlt . ,., m«cb to the - t . Pet. GB Hodge& lOOUid !Ike to lllllng oil Jim Kaat .... the W L Pet. GB ahow !bat he leamecl from the Slllator& knocked out Kaat, .... .595 San Frm. , ••• 69 57 .548 flrlll d. oil< Mlnneaoto pitcher•, .585 l\!1 muter- it's 'done. Clnclmall • , • ,1;1 56 .545 'h wltb a three-run rally In tbo .418 Z2 Hedges .... J>IOJ'Inll flrlt Atlanta ..... 70 59 .543 II lor tho 1951 Hroalclyn Dod&vs third. .411 23 The Senators - · l.o8 Allplea •• 67 57 .540 l when Durodler IIWIIIed the wrappad It up witb three " " " .387 26 Houston ••••• 66 59 .528 ~~~ .384 2B'h Nri York Giant& from 13\1 ..... In tho lllnlh alter tile Son Diego •••• 37 89 .294 32 pmea back oo Aug. ll to the Twins norrowed the ciOIIeU'to 4Monday" a Reaults Monday's Results peNW\t on Bobby Thom~~CXP-'1 3, Waah 7 MIMesota 3 Clnclmatl 9 ChiC81!'1 8 famed homer. (Only game ad!eduled) (Only game achecluled) Race Sl!lerna over The Today' a Probable Pltchera Now Durocher Ia lll8lfiiiDI Teday'o Pr<>bable Pltdlero the ChiCOl!O CUba and lledgea Ia All Times EDT All Tlmea EDT Atlanta (Reed 12.8) at PltlaIII8JI8ging tho New York Mots Washington (Moore 8-0)atMln- and just 10 days aeo, the race bur"' (EUIB 9.13), 8:05 p.m. CIIICinrlatl (Merritt 14 - S) at nesota (BoiWIII 13-S), 9 p_m. wa1 all OYer. The Meta were Oakland (Krauaae 7~ and Lln- 9\1 gamoa back on Aug. It, In ChiC81!'f (SOima 12..1), 2:30p.m. llou.Bton (Lema Iller 9-13 and •orlquo 3.1) at Detroit (WD100 third place and a game behind Dierker 16.8) at st. lools(Brliea 10.8 and ltlorma 6-3), 2, 6:30 p. St. LOuis, Oo Aug. 16, the 12-11 and Waahbum 3~, 2, 6 p. m. Mots and C&rda were 8lh back. Callromia (Mesaeramlth 12~ m. But, suddenly, tllere' s a race New York (Seaver 17 ..7 and at Cleveland (Hargan 5-10), 7:45 McAndrew 5.5) at SanDiego(Kir- p.m. apln and It's the CUba Who are Seattle (Brablllclor 9-10) at Bal- fedlng. hnl-lo by 3-17 and Nlekro 7-14), 2, 6 p. Ciglrlllot 5123c timore (Phoebus 12..1), 8 p.m. m. Despite a f...-..run rally In the Tipt:itlllill015123c Chicago (John 6-10) at New ninth IMing Molldi.Y, the CUba Montreal (Robertaon 4-IOl at York (Pelaram 13-13), 8 p.m. were beaten bJ< ClnclmaU, 9-3, Los Angelos (OIIIeen 16-11), II 1\an..a CIQ' (Butler 7-7 or Dra- In the only National Leaaue p.m. Philadelphia (Jackson 12-12) go 6-ll) at Boston (Nqy 8..2), game. That cut the Cubs' lead 7:30p.m. Ill San Francisco (Perry 15-10), to 4\1 p1110B IIYOr the M8ts and AnumC.'s Largest Sslling Ci(JM 4 p.m. Just two tn the ·~an ~· Wednesday's Games Wedneoday'a Gomes losa ooiUillll-- which lo not to be Atlanta at Pitts, night Waah at Mlm, night coa!UBed with the all.blportant Clnclmatl at Chicago Ooklallll at Detroit, night wiD outumn. Qoustoo at St. Loula, night CaUl at Cleveland, night The Cards, who piOJ' aeven Seattle at Baltimore, night N, Y. at San Dlel!'f, Right game& with tho CUba In 1\lontreal at Los Ang, night Kan Clzy at Boston, fll&bt september, are BtU! eight back Phila at San Francisco Chicago at New York In third place, BOVIll In the loaa co!IIDIII, but could sliD be a factor In the race. Only AL Game II> the only AmeriCIIR League DETROIT (VP0 - Unlverolcy o! Detroltoflldalopnpared pme, Waoh!ngton 1lhljlped to formally protest to the NCAA tuday tho signing o! All-AmerMiMe sola, 7 .:1. ica basketball star Spencer HaywOO!I by the Denver Rockets of Tony ....,...,. drove In three the American Ba1ketball Association., but they admit there' a no 1'111111 with a pair <II homers to booat hiB RBI total to 100 and hope o! gettlr(c him back. ''The boy has signed a professional contract," Athletie DiLee May added one homer as 01 rector Bob catitllan said Monday. 1 don't think there h any tho Reds lxlllt up a 9-t lead possibility of getting him ba\:k. We hope this situation will try going Into tho Iaiii ol tile ninth. arll get the NCAA to try and protect the universities from this But the CUba raUied In tho type of thing. so it doesn't happen again.'' Haywood rtpOrtedly nlntb tor four runs before signed a $250,000 contract with the Ro<:keto last weekellll, givPedro Ramoa - retired Paul PRATT & LAM~RT ing up his remaining two years of eltglblity. ABA President Jim Gardner, interviewM by telephone, _ Cblsaid the pro teague "certainly" didn't wa~ to otr~nd ~~ges alii ul)lveraltleB bot lnoloted, ''We didn't~!\>e'!<•r~!fOO "" ~ • outft~ldOI' Jluf 9'efl~, .. .. _ltllft out. He called us.'' -- ' Uilable to pla1 aln<e surli!rJng • -- ':'!'? ' jammed lhoulder ADJ. 22 bu Tlllo ""' ,.,.. lo • ....,. 10 -~ ChicagO . , , •• 78 60 New Y~k.,, ,71 52 St. Lou! a • , •• 69 57 Pittsburgh •• , 68 56 Philadelphia , • 52 72 Montreal •••• 39 89 Well .609 .577 41!.1 Detroit •••••• 71 53 Boston • • • • •• 116 69 Waohington ••• 86 112 Now York , • • .112 114 Clevolallll •••• 54 74 Well W L Mlmoaota ••• 75 51 Oakland •••• 72 51 California •••51 71 Kanaao Clcy •• 51 73 Seattle ..... ts 76 Chicago ••••• ts 77 -.r Imperial 7o ........ .... ,_..... KING .EDWARD uJ Ra.pJ;'r[IO• ONc:~~u~ '*"' Wif.~?:*~~~~~~~~J1:1~~~~mm.?:~W:~~~~~~~~;~l~ ~~~J:nthe~~~·~~~ :~-::~=~~~~= Smith, Boa 110 426 72 139 .326 Ung I' '~ ., I j. ' \ 0"11"" By United Press llltematlonal NatiOnal League G. AB R. H. Pet, Clmnte, Pit 105 393 70 Jones, NY 118 416 81 Stargll, Pit 110 392 71 Rooe, Cln 118 470 99 Alou, Pit 124 540 86 JlplBII, Cln 107 410 72 Snsulln, Pit '¥7 344 48 Pere<, Cln 124 495 92 Tollll, Cln 118 498 89 Bolich, Cin UO 393 66 .m tn 25 pihes 1fiUh the in Whlto, rudy-.wllxod end OIMtlla btonctH F. Rbsn, Bal Cubs' Tacoma, Wub. farm ~~.':::~ 1:,~~ ~ 122 448 96 145 .324 club, willf replace him on the •CNiunclweter. Oliva, Min 117 486 74 15li .319 parent roater. Powll, Bal 122 429 69 132 .308 Hwrd, Was 127 471 92 143 .304 1011, st. L 16-3; Dierker, Hou 16Ptrcll, Boa u1 398 12 122 .307 9; Osteen, LA t&-11. Blair, Bal 122 512 94 155 .303 American Lea&ue:McLaln,Det (o Andrwa, Boa85 329 53 98 .298 20~; McNally, Bait 17-f; Culp, OC • Home Runo Boo 17~; CUeDar, Bait 17-10; Tho O.parhiiOflt St.,. National League: McCOvey, SF Lolich, Del 16-7; Slnttlemyre, ol Buildi119 Sineo 1915 39; H. Aaron, Atl and Ida)', Cln NY 16-ll. 32; Wyrm, Hou 28, American League: Jackson, Pomeroy Cement Bl k 141 .359 147 .353 Oak 45; Howard, Wub 40; Kille132 .337 brew, MiNI 3fi; Powell, Bait 33; 158 .336 Yastrzemaki, Boa 32. 179 .331 Runa Batted Ill 135 .329 Americm League: KIUebrew, 113 .328 Mimi ll3; Powell, Batt 111; Jack162 .327 son, Oak 103; Howard, Wash 91; 161 .323 Yaatrzemsld, Bos 90. 125 .318 Pltehing American League National League: Seaver, NY G. AB R. H. Pet. 17..7; Nlokro, Atl and Jonldna, Carow, Min 97 364 70 128 .352 Chi 17-11; WUam, 11ou alii Gib. IT'S TRUE You can get extra savincs on fine new home fllllishings iluriJW Baker's Annual August Clearance Sale BAKER FURNITURE MIDOL EPORT, OHIO • • Righ,t for them; right for you, too. . ,~ ~ . . ·•. �' '' ' ' ' . ·' ' _l'?mrm} iFami/iJ - '- J 'J, r ~. ' , '• ·.r. r ·• ~ ~· ' '• J·' h.;~j · It~h :new _ r V, ,. ' '. lri'CheSter ... , \ Evooeylioey canJt be a winner. 'til true• .. While Marpret Weal ol Racine, Melalo COIInlf's <llomi>lm pie · boker, didn't mike It tllroogh tile alate seml.llnal• In tile All - Ohio !Electric Bake-A-Rama at· the Ohio State Fair, abe nevertheless, had an experleaee ahe'll never forget. For an optimistic note- tbere'a always next year. This is tilt first year tor the baklng contest ln Meiga Count;y and for you b&kerl' II)W'a the time to start perfecting an entry, Plans are for the event to again next year be held as a feature o1 Regatta Weekend. ·, I , . HOLIDAY CO lNG UPI . ' Mrs. West used her favorite cherry pie recipe for the compea tltlon with 18 other COMt,y wimeta. The wi~r in tbe &mda,y semi. finals, tneldentally, was Debra Streb, a teenager from Dalton in Wayne County. 9te won Jn the seml..flnals with a raisin pie. saturday, Clar·a Lochary moves into the cake baking oompet.t. · tion. With a little luck, who knows, we lJII3 have a Winner yet! ' '· , ' I BY THE WAY, CONGENIAL ANNAGRACE TORCHIANO, bome eeonomist for the Cillo Power Co., hasller cast ott and is now Pttinc around quite weU with crutches. Sbe fillffered a double break in her heel on M-.y 31 and had the cast on tor eight weeks. But there's no stoppjng her! SJe had plamed a trip to Europe, and the trip she made. It was her Courth trip abroad. This ttme &be 1 and her sister went especially to vlait relatives in ltal,y. 'Otlloro llomOr lloilroni,MJu Cherry Ann Lewis lifi'IJ.Itlo COIIIIII llllltu', lifl'a. MR. AND MRS. CHARLESE:, LEVf!S• Pomeroy, - .·a, ere announcing tile e-ment ead morrfiao o1 tllelr daughter, O>erry Ann Lewlo, to 1111'. Lee Roy Cedlt; 800 olllr. and Mro. Otllton ~dlo olllullanl, Route L Tho weailq) wiU be an event otSeturtll)', Auc. 30, 2:30p.m. at the Cldle taftt. _..cld,_ FROM MR. AND MRS. JAMES BREWER came a big "tbank J'OU" to Jobn Adams and Robert Vaughan, These two provided the blood for their daughter, Judy Brewer Cowan, who underwent emergency surgery at Veterans Memorial HospitaJ a week ago. ·•J: PAUL FOLMER RECEIVED his master's degree in education from Edinboro State College in Edinboro, Pa. saturday. Paulia a coach and English teacher in the Lake County schools. He and his wife, Jane, and their four year old, Mary Evelyn, came yelterda,y for a visit. Going to Edinboro for the commencements were Mr. and Mrs. Comeas You Max Folmer, Vanessa, and Mrs. Peggy Wlll and Donia, of New Jersey, Who are spending the month in Pomeroy. Dean, Peggy's husband, is stationed with the U, S. Navy at the Philadelphia Naval Base. Are Party lifl'o. v- Wbalq, Atll, lira, Louloe ~ lliwley, ~.lloolm IIIUu, lllu llfar)' Ra«<rd. AI" 111'0~ ~ Tho ::::: NO EXAMS MONDAY No driver license examJnations wl~- l>e lliven next 1.Malda¥ at oltller Middleport or GelliJ>Oils m account o! the Lebor IJa,y bolldaY, tile State lllghwo,y Patrol anIIOUII<Od ~. fAMDUS . NAME IR.t.ND SHOES FOR ENTIRE FAMILY . ·Bio ~ · •d 0 (C.,..,.auod ~ ' 0~ !J..;, WilliE SHOES AlE PRICED D. ~=j. ~: ~·~ WEDNE!I>AY GET-ACQIIAINTED l!leeUnc at Cheater Grade School Cor Drat sradora, WedneSda¥, 1 p.m.~ lrelhmenta. POMEROY • lollddleport Llans OUb, 111X11 W-Ildly. Pm~oroy United Methodlot Church. Special s ger, co.holteBa. Rutland - Norman Will. TIIUIISlAY Middleport - CI.Yda AliensPASI' COUNCILORS, Theodorwortll, Kathryn Donnlsoo. us Council 17,1lauRbtero 01 AmLong -.n - Richard Blr- erie&, 7:30 Thurlda¥ night, bome ton, &.san Pigott, lolecol Barton. ol Mra. Kate Goodwin, Letart, W. Syracuse - Richard A s h. Va. FRIDAY SOUTIIERN Local Scltool Dis. lrlct Tee<llera meeting, 9 a.m. Frida¥ at Soutllom High Scbool; im.POrtant, an teachers &liked to ' ·attend. Woodrow ZwiiiJne, Juno l(al&tta, Orla ""bbard, F. R. D!laley, Bacino - MarUD wtl......, Geey Wolle, !larl011 - , Emma Adams. Tuppers Plalno - Howard Caldwell, Jr. ReedlvDie - Grant Smllh. Cbelhlre - Dana llsUIIIU, WU. mer Hallhlll, Roosld sar..,L JackiOII - Jolm c. Cart, Emory Cert. New Hlven, W. va. - Larry Gill ODd. Atllona - Lowlo !Dcka, A fiiW l/flllty trutm111t ,,, m/#1 \ • PEWI& • BUmRII& • FADIIB ' 1. I"RATT A I.AMII!ftT Y apex HOUSE PAl IT .. Gin your houtt 1 aparkllng ~ personality lhe aaay with lhla remarkable rlflllf peinr. It gi>ta on oo qu ckly over o~orior wood or maionry, you'll be lmiHd at lhe lime an~ work you I8VII. Drin 1111, ATTEND COMMENCEMENT 1111'. IIIII lira. Jen7 AtDold, "'"""80, IIMIIIII'. IIMIIifl'a.llllao Mlllloore, 15 W, cOvoliL,.......... In OI!Drd ... ; w11•1 fA to..,.COII'IDIID~ ,1 .......... It~ UimtaiiJ.· . ....... Anlold roeolved ... ...... ·lor cf aa- ...... la '!'liai :u.a. hlaa i!M5.......-·., . · :.l'limttvt JBib s.- • iJ'jllia .. .. tile Mllp local war,, too, wllh an aHtactlva .low aheon. For equipment juat uae IOIP and water. And lhlt OOOC! "/Uit painted" took ,will last far longer, lhinkt to lhe b...,.ng-lype film lhal protects against Dllolerlng 8ncl axtremea or weather. Chooae from · Wll6e,lnd a rang. or reody-ml•"' or ucl!'" creenup, - custom-ble.- Clllfbraled Colo,... Wlnebrellltr, lin. DIDIIWnm, Mra. I'Oarlllollman, Mro. Charlea - · Mro. Boulall Wblte, ' Mro. Aoa Jonlln, lifl'o. Golda 1o1oura1aa. IIMI lifl'a. JuHi Grim. Nine Attend 75th procram by Tom Ce18ell Demaree Sexsoo. WILDWOOD Gorden Club, P~ Minersville- ClaraMclnQtre, m. Wecbtlday,bomeotMra. CUtStacy Arnold, LawrenceS.Ebera- ford AdWpa; Mrs. Alfred Yeau .. bach. .THE SHOE IOJ footbalf'~ tnm- I) Front Fresh, Lean Choice Beef NEW, LOWER PRICE ~· &pt. 6 s ·- CAN SAY SO .• •NY THINGS IIIlEY'S , Sf D of A Sessions • Q--liOIII doe• Aiitolret..,. compare ill ,;, *"'Il tllf North Pollio rcglotot .. A-Antimlea II t br o~ tlmea 1114 ee~~t or aU the world .• 1: lirrer eontalus !!!! • .1~. "··' ~ . . lor .d 'tiM.t.l'JfUJP ~ tJjdl: !iii! ; warnor, but the ·perrorinantelella you 11;)' 1111 PresldontollbOC.B.U. ' -r.era llclwiini ~ Goo ill"' Col..... lortllelnd!'" ai!GII .......... wen Mise ........ -.oblell. MIIOI<)'Oo · 1a l!llorobach, 11ra. Warior, Larr7, Stave IIIII Jott.' Aloo w. M. w- t . l'liOGIWI li01'ED AD ell • dat,Jinaelllacllt'illhun wW ... bil4 lilmdo¥ at .illo ~~ In ·'-We- ire. iWM illo'ltif. Jamoo ~a.. ....... , ....... wW be , . . _ ......., .... ~... Wtildl ... . I .' <'~'; I um~.~••••~ ol ~ Beta UplllGII S«or- . ' daurhter ollill'o. J~ Warner, ..- .... Fw~•t.~ l!llllrdq lrooit tile ·Collllllbuo lluatnoi• W1111tr IIlii Dr. dUal • 69~ -- erotl.-.. QUICK • lb. -. lb. D.t.VIDDAVIES . - \..- · - • wire Mra. li!IJ Nino mombOraoltllellaurhJera or Ameriea !ram Dlalrlet 13 attended tile 75111 AlmuaJ Stott Suolon hold last weekattbeNttller11111-HUton llotal . In Ctnqt;..tl. Goi!V fran tile dllllrlet ..... Mro. Edltll. lletsiJw. 1\tjlpeto Plalu; Mra. Eotber 111t1oilour and Mro. DorotJ, ~•• Clleoter; Mra. Nettle lla)'eJ, Mlddl.port; lifl'o. Iva ,Slaey ani Mr .. Edltll WablY, ifarlttta; M r o. Pribble WDsoo ani Mro. Mlil7 Auotlo, Gellipalio, and !Ira. Millie -.~y, New llotamorao. - . ,FRESH TENDER -,· ' ' . . lb. .~OT ~4!l . \ ,,··~~ e 49 BACON SLAB ................ SLICED BACON··············- " PORK LIVER ••••••••••••••••• 3-3e WIENERS ·~····················99e HAM SANDWICHES..lO 990. IB.Y THE PIECE ~ _. of , ·.· IIIII realdents Interested •In s(JOJ"Is pro. Roush, Mra. lvo Turner IIIII eram asked to attend. ll"anddaulhter, M r 1, Jubelle . Milrrlo, Nelle Piirker, Groce Rusche I, Marion Ebersbach, Leo Vaughan, Guy E. Gulntller, David Koblentz, HitTy Clark, Kemetll Sdtea, Kemetll Harris, Cecil Hy. sell, Ivan Wood, James Gilmore, carl Sauvage, Robert Barton, Rowena Vaughan, Loring Vaughan, Sibyl Dorst, Jean Windon, ~dq .... . _ wW be bOld . . at tile Held fly Class " GROUND BEE·f to tile_ Roek~F~. MR. AND MRS. JAMES WEYERSMILLEH and daughter, Mary TUESDAY Ann, Pomeroy, combined I:Dsiness with pleasure tor a trip to Jo'lwiLADIES AUX!LI,ARY, F - da. Mr. Weyeramlller was going for a decorator's coavention at Mi- Benneu Post 128, Amerlct~n X.. ami Beaeb, so the family went along. They stayed at the DeauvUle gion, 7:30 p, m. Tuesday at tile Coral>reod 11111 boona. nre Hotel. While there Mrs. Weyersmiller was asked to serve as a~ llall. Junior auxiliary at 7 p. m. served .., tile .POlio o1 tile Jolm for a "freckles" contest at poolsicle, TuoSda¥. Lyono home lortlleamual ~ OHIO ETA PHI 0toi1ter, Beta- u )'liU ore" .Pil'll' ol tile a&l¥ MRS. WAYNE ROUSH, the lormer Louella Thompson, daughter Sigma I'III·Sororilf,(IOtaCQUalnt. Bee Cla88 oltlleMlddleportftrot ol 1111'. and Mrs. Robert Thompson, l'>meroy, Is spending tile week ell .Pil'll', 6:30 Tuesday nlcbt at Boptlot Church. In New York Clt;y with one of her !lome economics students, Deborah tile home of Mu. ir:lta 4w~s, Members pla,red IIIMI follow. Deem, grand prize lllmer ol the Co-Ed Rlt ~lash and Dash Cooteot Route 3, Fllmeroy; box sodal Ina tile dlmer IIMI attoaded alfered In Co.Ecl Magazine published by Scholarship, Inc. will be held. pra,yer meet1ns at tile durcb. Winning tile coolest entitled Debbie and her home economlco RACINE AMERICAN Lepon The Rev. IIMI Mra. Olarlee S1. teldter to an all~se week in New York. They left via plane &an.. Ladles Auxiliary J]lenic, s p.m. mona. We1ley 11K1 Carol, and dal D'lOJ1Iing from the Parkersburg, W.Va. airport, and are sta,ylng Tuelda,y at rest area Cl1 new Mra. Florence llllllq .wen at tile Waldorf - Astoria Hotel. Route 33. MeeUng at hall In SUNil. Their agenda includes visits to Simplicity Patterns, BestFoods, ease ~ rain, Menibers url8d Others attencUnc wen Mra.. lnet, Des!Jnera, tours of de,p«rtment stores, trips to fashion hous- to aUend. Collection ~ dues to Elizabeth Slavin, Jult ..ck tram ea, and, of course, there'll be show• on Broadway. TheTll have din- be taken. a two month vi1lt ln C&lltornla ner IDd luntheona at famous restaurant.&, and to top it an ott Debbie, with .her aon and family, Mn. daughter ol Mr. and folra. Delbert Deem or Bslpre, will be .,.-. Lo~C~etl~!l'!,~~~ M;~~ Leura Selnea, lolro. Nelle Wer. Jlrll>bl<{.protoulonally lor olhe Jllliii;"Y}•suo o1 Co-Ed mapzlne. at Melu 1 • h ner,, Mrs. ChareBEcl!!'rda,lill'o. ~s,~o~~~IIYef"'!"l~w~- , .· •. • li-.'lil< P. · Mllldlea..>ij -:..~---.lllf•IMr•SJ&- Jr' Money-Saving .Values In Our Meat Department f' ' . DftfiGENT 39e IIIHirt 'llottle DEBBIE ~atlOa.lll.'lb,Po!bllc Ia ~ IIIII t11ere wW bo a ........... dlob diJNr at - fABRIC ~. . McKelveys Host 39~ Shoe CREAM Lemonade String PIES For Cool Drinks Potatoes I DIAL DEODORANT r ' :• .A •- ·,, , . 6 ~..tisl; ·~...•l•r 1.19" •ly . . .... .' . '.,, ~t' ~- · -- 4 firm, Golden Ripe 69·'rj. . ·BANANAS . lb. Town . ' .ali =~=~.tJ '¥!s.pr~ .. ,. SUNIIST LEMONS YEttOW ONiONS . ' ' . ;' . •' ~~·l. o :.~· 1•o·.ojt 5 1. 00 : .. •· Ore Wt h•~ Scot Lad Banquet lra•d doz. �... , '· ... ~ • • ,~ >' . . !-\ \1 ' ·' ~ ' ........ ' ' . " ..•~ ; ' .,. ,;.: 1110~ So-~ ~--aport, 0., ~. Auaull ~a, 1869, ••• ~:~~:~~~;::2.,i~ Find \Eve~ ._ 1·.· ~.~ -.,.-_··: ·ng · ·. Fr - .·oDi.'· Auto's'To; · vo~'fd~s . . -~ · . C"AIGED PGR THE SERVICES ()p THE MUNICIPAL SIEWIRAGI WANT IYIT!M O• THI VILLAG! OP I '• ,.c:t ConJumptlon (Ge~llono) 2000 gallon• or leu 2001 to 2500 · 2501 to 3000 3001 to 3.500 lSOJ to 4000 4001 to 4500 4501 to 5000 5001 to 5500 5501 to 6000 6001 to 6500 6501 to 7000 7001 to 7500 7501 to 8000 8001 to 8500 8501 to 9000 9001 to 9500 9501 to 10 000 10,001 to 1'1.000 11,001 to 12,000 12,001 to 13,000 13,001 to 1-4,000 14,001 to 15,000 15,001 to 16,000 .. th,. ..,._ ~ OM in..rti~ Minimum Chart• 7Sc 11 eont& por waul tfwoo conucutiYo in. . rtiono. 11 conh ~r Word ,;., con.. c..,tivo lnoertlono . 25 per unt Dioco1,1nt 011 pold och o11cl odt poi~ within 10 doy1 . 11.00 11.50 12.50 13.50 BLIND ADS Additi-1 lSc Ch~~tgo per Ad.,.r- OFFICE HOURS 8:30a .m. to 5:00 p.111. Dolly 1:30 G.m. to 12:00 No•"• Soturday In Memory 15.50 16.50 17.50 18.50 20.00" 25.00 35.00 50.00 65.00 80.00 100.00 oow-,"' ..\•1M Poll I ~~- 80ii'if DT tustees ' M fa' ... to determfM tfw ofi,o1,1nt bl water consu~ned on 111ld pre"'f-s In oceordo"n wlrh oeeepted •~ vtn11rlng ptoc:rlce1 ; and the qua~ I WILL NOT BE relj>OIIIIblo for TRAILER LOTS, llob'o llablli Court, ~ ... lllioG1llolo RL 124, Phone 992-295L other than myself. 8-22-61p 8-20.6!< --------------Help Wanted at the lair. Why don't YCJU join BoeliDo? Port or MI time 8-24w.1tr / '·. unlti atatnle1s steel sink with dlopoaol unit, ...... botl1 and large cloeeta. Nlcely dec-Ol'lltecL 992-22'18 for 111>pol-ent after 2 p. m. 8-22-«c ------------- -------------TRAILER, BROWN'S Trailer Park, Mlnerovllle. Phone 992- un61raiiiHic! to ochoal. IPol'lmorto. LINrol E•t~IIOftt bonoflh. Hlary. S.M ,.,.,... In confld1nco tot Mory lo1ho.. l'er~onnel Relltlan• 2806, (We go anywhere). 8-22-Uc '· o. Aa¥onowo~. 8u: We1t"· Ylrglnlo -------------- . f:104l 273-4311 an ..INI llptiOI'IU11It1 ..,.1.,., Wll.L PAY lor any informatloo , . KAI...'R Meigs County,W18321 and ~~ ' _ , •:I.. tl~ a ~r. as a Civil ",oW·~"£~....1, " , .. ·r:!t~n. 1._trytngtotrateiii1"'·~,RQ~ --to - r.· ,__n., -.. PI J ' lCOft ....:~ t~ Slea.lu ..u&UJ "'"II:IV. 88S8-tetO u..,...wCJP ~..... ...,. Derrell .Ruffcorn, 405 Ki.ngt WOI'k yar " round. Contact Bellewe, Nebraska , ~-- ' F Morr i son, Sr., ....... ~sDrive, .._,I'JP! . 68005, ter, OhJo, 985-3837. 8-2~61p 8-2L<Oo. ..--...., tltr of wert... C:Dnlumld on •ald. ,.._lu• •hall be 1111fft r~ amount 1a ,. .. untd by such fill so rf1t. t•mlneclby tfw Boct~d ol Tru1t-s ------------------------of Public: Affoln. (d) In the IVII'nl thet any premise• VACANCY D two eldeft)' .,_. dlschart• lndu1trlol wntes, either pie. Pnler prhale .PIId pa. DO YOU HAVE a good personality? Are .YOU enthusiastic? can dltadly ~ Indirectly, Into the -~ - - - -••~"'!"" S}'ltllfll ond the Board of Truate" you organize? U you are this of P.. llc Affelrs flncls thot It l1 18-8tfe lmproctlcel to -a•un 1uch person. don't cheat yOUI'Mlf woste1 lty 1Mflf1 auch waste• shall out of a succesa(ul career. lte nMGS.,... In such mann.r ond THE CllESTER F1re Dept. wW lt1 1uth method aa aold Boord Write for oppolnlment R. G. ahall find practicable In order to hold ita aiiiUII l4lbor Day celSteele, P.O. Box 43, Mlddl&o detwmlne th1 uww servIce ebraticm llondal', Sopt 1 wltl1 port. <~>•r baled upon the ..... fWO: vi... In sll!b1e~lonl (o) and (il, of a chicken barbeeue and IPIJ'I thl• S.ctlon 3. ribs, homemadtllce cream, pie (1) In th. ..,ent that the Boord of PUblic AHoln •hall be •atlaflecl and cake, A parade at 1:30 p. thllf a portion J th• wat• f r • m. , a garden tractor pull at Ifill sourc:e con1umed upon an}' pN1nl1111 d•s not enter fill Is nol 3 _p.m. Those who .Plan to eo- WILL DO lronlngs. caD 992capaltlo of entering the Sy•••m, ter the 1rac&or. _pull must st»7380, 8..26-41< thlft In IVCh CCIIII th1 - - - ar mtt their entry b)' Aug. 27, olher int ....lted moy, at hi• UPtlllllo lnstol ond ..,.intaln Wel&b allpa muatbolnconteat111ch 1eporot. melerl"t devices, or pro¥1de •vch 4olo In c:onf-lt., anta• posse111ion day of pull, with acc.pted onglneorlng PtacServtrw wUI bealn at II :3D a.m. tlcell 111 1holl demansft'ato to the 111b1eo, 1oti1 action of th. Boord that 8-21-6tc CHINA CABIIIETS, portion of tho water 10 c:on1urned old clockt, lie. Wrlle • coli which 11 or l1 to be dl1chcqed InRUBBER STAMPS made to Olio II. D. llllllr, Bl. f, ~. to tfw Sy1I11M, ond such portion ,.,_ IIILifll. f.ZUc dlr, 24 hourHnlce. ForiDOn 1holl b. tfw Ita• I• far -•-•ne tho ..... c:_,e "'""'" .....ctlon• ~call Dlrala 01' (a) end (b) of thl1 S.ctlon 3 Clnd In Sactlon 4 hlreol, If applicable. Caato_ Portland- Cillo. (f) When watW J1 IVpplled '""" 0 f.zl.30tD 11 . . . IUVICII pipe to P"II'IIIOI - - - - - - - - - - - - - 1868 CAMERO 327, oceupl..l by MOre than ono u...Phone 992-6.147. of .... Sy.te.. and It h rhy•lcallr lmpnslltle or llltPf'llctlco to attRh SKATE-A-WAY "iU be dOled o rnetor to 1och ac:cupont'• pra.-. Auguot 29 and 3oth, 8opt. 10. 1111 a flot rcrto tewer chctrv• of 12-13, Watch fm:bocktoochool $3 M pet 1110nth per 11ser OCC!Ipant N -d• In odd.lllon to the PIJ'QO, Free sill• for every-. NJulor , _ . rote bo111d on matllf'o IJ..24.Stc ..1 watar consumption." 4 BEDROOM HOME, MI-alled S.ctlon 2. Thot Section 3 of ()tdloboHJDenl, ... boot, .. ~ No. 386 a• It read prl• to GLORIA'S SCHOOL of Dance, to this amettdrMnt Ia herelty ,... 101 hot water heater, tuiiJ air ,..led In lt1 ontl,..-y. tQ;, ballet. acrobatics. Jazz ccnl1doaed, deep well, ontud Sadlon J, That th. 1ewat ralol oDd botoo. Watch for reato- · ftt•ll•hed lty thl1 amending Ord.l• ocreo wlthftulttreoa troUonld ID SUndo,y, Aug. 31, -nCII 1hall be .flectlve wfttt th. 1fW•t •antt.ly bllll"' acc:IH'rl"' aftef" and largo prden apat. Olio or coli 992-6922, Gloria ,., ..,. of thl1 or<!Jnor.co. mile east ol Racir• on Route Buck. S.ctlon 4. That thUc sewef chGr,., 124. 949-2013. le•lod at tlw n~te• estoblls~ by lfll1 onllnctr~co •hall t-':e effect on 8-2Utc Auau•t 1 196~ 1 oM 1holl thlraafter H lillie~ on tM flnt doy of oach I WILL NOT be reopooslble for cat.Mor month .-d 1hall bo billed 1111 debts Olher tl1aD m.y OWIL 11ft th. Firat My ol eoch calernl• .......,. ond 1holr M po,.oble within Robert L. 8..26.3tp BEAUTY OPERATOR, WII'IIOl''l tllfl ;.y, ott. biiii"CC• Any plll!miMs ,....,,. connRtlon wlt+t the S,.1t0ftl lluber ~ - b ' !hlp. iEGAL .NOTICE llllftl .... · · - eftet the fiPit ~ Ny o~..,. month sholl lie c:hor;ad a S..Mcl_,o,oHI• will Ito rocelved ,., ..... Nte _ , . . , bo1.cl upon 11,. the IJ. .4 of Educ.rlen of the Loc:ol ·Schoal Dlltric1 of the "MiniiiiUm 111onthlr c:horvo, fiom tlw th• •uch c:onnectlon 11 !NIIo nt 11 ._ l•p•t, Ohio, ot the oHic.t of • ••h dlschctrge Into the .... vn, .... 11 thlo CIIIIIIIIIIICOIM"' of tfto "( led: ~.atll 12100 o•cloc;k noon, thri ,.., foll-lnt billing ,..-loci, ~~~~~ Doylltht S._.rd 11..., eiiUf'l' th.tt, should the 111Mivr.4 S.~tt.,... 9, l969( for" ln~utonce ..,~c...c"d tho mtni"\VIII c:horp, •choo .........L trucbl the filMS- rote 1 hofl be chG!Ieiil. ond OIMr ftllltor ¥ehlcl••• ttld1 wll 1" coM rA folltn to any llolll f• h OJIWHd ol a r.wular IIIHiing of .._, c._... when ue onll ,..,. tt.. B.....t of Ecl~~~eotiOft on M,lo.... ..lo, , ,.... , J 1ft of wch · ' - 9, 1969, ., 7130 P.M. In th• ~ ..... _... h bill office of ... Svperf,.,.ndeflt, el!ofp 1hell ... -'~'~e<~~~ to lu<: • , j, lltf of the bu1aa, ltucb, and Sactlon 5. Thl1 Clfdl,..nc. Is ...._ Dlhaf IIIVIw ¥11hleleo to H In• ..... ~r !~he I..; tor.. .,.....,.,~JC:y ,... th "• 1 1 '"" ..-:e••.,.,. fO. the llllftltldlate wl ,,.,.. IPiclnc.t Ofll ., JOIN ,...,...len of tho IK!Itllc , . . . . ~~~~obtolnH by CGIIJ"'I 99.2-2153 hlelth aM aofory and fot thll Qurthllf "' 650. , . tt. adl111t•nt of the M!IGS LOCAL •f•II"'J 1 Nta1· oni ch11H9a1 II *•••ry to ,....,, •• o IIMH'O oq11lt• SCIIOOL DISTRICT l-It.- lie IOARD OP IOUCATIOH ' ' tililo r.t9 ached11lo,· wfwrefON, th11 t. •. w. Mc:COMAL _._,_ ""'" lir41MMo ' 1holl to • effect onlll .. 1/"19, 1/26, 9/2 lie hi ~latoly aft.., Its . .... . ~tM41 Avt••t 22. 1969 -. --- ..._ - '·l.o.. •· '~. - • --.----- -r FURNISHED three room M.,.,._ ...a, lhoWtr, •DI!Wb' deearat... so1 Mill St.. ~ p•~. IIUUII -• _ _ ,., -....... -z.· •- -------------1 f1JRNISIIED lint llaor ,.. . , _ olllcllllo7 aportiilont. lfllldlopwt. "'""' IIU874. w.u. . ------------- ·• . j, ' • .1 J~ r ------------Boao••· -------------- . I.... l' ·'' s,,... (; .~ I !'to ' ' ·.,, 't ·· · J. -' 1oJ ~: ~v ;,~· -: ~-': · ... ·r ;_; ', · -~ '';:; "\' .' ''I '<~," pa••· cr.,· · -------------------- ~~~L·!S W, LIGA• Shop The Want,. Adl 773~0, 8IJI8l or %IDn value. I'IIOIIo, 8.2~ cau ------------llanlad ___ f~ , . Far Sale IIIII aiEVIIOIJIT ~ ._ p... ... 8 fllolllopllde, .,..,,_ - L Can bo al Ill N, 'RIIrd, YiddJeport, ........ TWO BEDROOM trailer 8 x 57 feet. Will oeU cheop. See Georp Kauf!, 323 lleebonlc St., PUmel'Gf, 8./lf.34p USED PIANOS - Two alee reconditioned wltl1 beach. Free deUveey, Call Rut. lan(l Furnl lure 742-4211. 8-26..61< BLAinNAR'S - For Sile -·- . ------· -- ----- ·HOISTETTER REALTY ocoldal oDd heethtr lnclldet v0 1 '~-742.ufi•··". ......... . 8;a""'"'·~·~·... - ... ~-~>-'""'"4"J:'"'" · ....~!I• ~T a:a~. ' . 'roa HIRE, ................,......, , ---~-------. -- IIDe, ceai!IOO) ~ ' 111. JJ, - · Paul AlllltriOII, - . 773.5118 all4r would ruff right in but Soutb would diJcard bla third boor! and wiDd up looing just twa clubs and a trump. We sometimes want to telJ p e o p le they can flnd. sympathy in the dlcUOIIIIl'J somewhere betweea sucker and syzygy, but we do aym.. pathize with this writer. We would have opened a heart with the Well baDd without 1-==:;::=:;;;,=~ any hesitation but the heart := lead should not bave let de· darer make the game. Bridge players have beeu brougbt up on the ruleo of "cover aa honor with an honor" and "neeond band high," but thia was a time for neither. All East bad to do would be to let dummy hold that first heart trick. Alter t h a t play South would be condemned to de· feat. He could set ~ the Kl?Ak'! - w; va. -- 3:10 or IQ-lllll, Raclao. ' tll@.UO ·------------- C. C, BRADFORD AUCTIONEER Coqliete Sonke' · Pllono 949-382! RociDe,. ~ ·• Crill llrldford_• " 5-l-<lc ···-··~~~~ · ' ..\.!:>_ · . •.•._, ~·· . - fl. ~IC . I - - - - - ------~ Exeololor SoU Workl, ,. Services · Eut 11o1n !it., PCIIIenlf. PhiN 98WIIIIL 11-IS.Uc STANDING AT sriJii to llmltad · CIUDibor of .....eo, Lo'I'IIVWden 24-INCH STEEL - . , caol 7 ROOM HOUSE ID Cheoter. Call No. ~ts, Gl'lldilionolllalloo, · a.l'lllco with _ , . jacllot. All fH $50. J!elui'D jlrl¥1lqeo. Eo9924880, plpea and recJatera top. Good key Hlll, FlatWOojla RUlli,• .,. Phona 98Zo8880. ' ·..,'. . . condition. David ~. O!ealer, 01\lo. Pllono91Utllll. 8-2Wte , RAG !11JGS, olao 4plDa ..... 8-2Nip ,. -------------- IIILK COWS, Jalm BaUey, J'om. . ora,y, Ill. 3, G1 Flalw-llllo4. loiWq, Ciiii:;waiP;-ea. oloker,"iidne 1'1111. --'7--------,..- I'UJII ----:-- --.- -----=- 9824315. cail . 8..26.3tc - our correspondeDt cUd. (Hew.,._, E.-,;, AIJII.J . --------------- ------------- ·~Ute • ~1 --PILE,-F'--~ ;au ~·Tl' ~r.;;;-..~~~---,.,. ballclllla ,your Qoo Nelcler,llaciDe, 0. '.a Fumltun. lite carpet cl-1dtb ~ Lultre. Bent electriC. _.... - .L 1'1.,.· • Ul,#c ------..--- - - - - - ~~ .CIGAIIETTE __.. __ mochlllla.' , U · •--.. I . .. . _. r....-. ..... ., ........: Brllil- ......_.-..... fm,OOO llod)' perf,ct, ·· . weaoiJ18. · William 'lllior. _______ . _____ matle truomlsaion, 322 cu.IIJ. OlllliDo, I barrel cut>uretor, ·• '· ·?' (Call Business . IIIII MAPLE STEIIID,I869ear!J Aa> SM1 TH AUTO SALili\ erlc1n 1ttreo nd&o cgmhl• . er. Andro•( Cl'ooa, ·'ll*o )J, "'"··• • ... OhJo, UMAUGA. OHIO tloo. '11111 Ia I _ , . , . oaiJol _:_ .. ', ......... \ . .... omltwlthf11J,101d.._, I • . ' • 1866 OLDS CUTLASS, black vii\YI Toke avw ,_,_. oC ..'1* POODLE ·~I'IEII. ~C h J ,,. top and lluriaalb'. pluo •. _ . . , 01' JIJbolaocoo!tMJI. ,,· ·~·. ~... F•- rreo homo deiiiOIIItratloa extroa. Euellont candltlcliL .... and-~ ... Pllono . . lluot-loll, (8clrw to •ebooO. cali 992..a352. . . 8.2Utc $411. . . '! ' , ~,....,. Pricod to oeU. Phone O!eater • • • • {.~t. ' • • • --- .-~---- ~,....·-- · . 9115-4116. EXaSs 1100 . f1IIID 82 CHEVY station Wqoo, a ..... u I ' diamonds but would have no way to get to dummy to lead the fourth and would wind up leokiiiJ for sympatbJ;4ut as ------------- -------------- -------------- -------------- cover dummy's queen witb · the ting. Declarer would win with king, ace and a low ell· amond which he would ruff. With diamonds brealr:lng 3-3, declarer would enter dummy with the jO<k of hearta and lead a fourth diamond. East . ·'. ..... ltl.aa lllddl.-«, ada' . ' 6.11.# ps, 1110 hearts was led. West would the Irick, play out bla . ace and king of trumpl, COIItinue RODNEY DOWRING '· s.i4.cr. ;.,~-Roo-;~.;~-a::W. 110 1 1Real Estlte F• Sile . ' room, dlniDc room, hall and ..,. llldnom corpotad, 'let Brooniell Aya,,lllddleport, Ph, 192-9861 or 812.2035. ..m... ABC Enlelprlleo, . ·~ · $1544- ---" .i,:u.ljlj• ii. ,o.r,li; w-... •, ;r .. ' ,, .. " Nl.iliO ~- -·.;;:.:Jo.~ ' PbaD 7'13- •s.&are '· ~ ' . ·.......... DAILY CROSSWORD ......... I.Konlll'l 11...... =:=r l .. Vtrr :::... ,.,._,. ..... 10.~ ="·=· ,.,.,..... "·~ - Mail Call .· "iiOioi' Wooolf: . . __ --·- TODAY'S QVDITION lnatead of biddinr two notrwn.p OWT your two diamoncfs, WJ&h to lettermen u1 11 atu'tl:rJ back from last )'ell''s und&- ._ ., ..... tiotld ,._. clulplalla, how cu yaa mlu doJJw tt apin7 Easy . ...... llkelJ. 1be lllblllblllald llcq the Bla 1)n traU will be •• oi\YIId.. 18111 Ia SooitJo VIs...,_ A. Buckeye blaolir aa your partner hu jump.d to four ~ea. What do you do now? ~~--------------------~--------~----~th~em? - DDCTDRIS MAILBAG :: II. ... edfen -...- Keenness of Vision Unaffected by 'Floaters' If. 'na.foll lt.- lr WAYNE G. BRANDSTADT, M.D. of bubbles or particles Roatlq my field of vlli011. What caa I do for tbil? A-,_ IHalled Root· en are bumle11. They do not offect lite keeiiiWII of your viJioo. They are oDbouotteo of looH celll ID the tbiD substance that occup1es most Of your· eyeballs. Often after several weeks they may settle in a part of your eye where they will not cross your visual field. No treatment is neces· aary. Q--SometimeJ l h a v e spots before my eyes. My deetor calls them museae voUtaDtea. What cause 1 JJ~Y•tl.t~:!:!~ I ..vmr j·=.~~::=- (I_ I I I JNFEC I . A-11111 1s a fancy IIOIIlll · for the floaters referred to in the precedlag queatioa. Q-lloeo I ruptured blood vessel in tbe eye meiUI • sllgbt stroke! A-llemarrbp IMo lite conjUDCUva or any part of the eye, when not cauaecl by . a blow, Is usually aaooclaled with some bardelllq of lite arteries. ID tbil 101110 it Is similar to 1 lllroft, but in a differea.t location u a stroke would OCCI1I' ID the braiD. Q-Aa opUhiiMiollo& told me I bad ametropia but he dldD't lll'MCI'Ibo ~almont. lfe jllll laid to come bact ID . _ m - . WhalcloJOUadvile? A Aaetnplo Is a .......ol ..... fw ....... .,- ..... tioa (MI1' or '::!C ness). SiDce no wu 1~ l'l!ll.- II probab1J mUd. I 14vlso 101111 Met for.<' •· up at lite .._w ~. ' ., . ,..!' . ,,.· ... •.,~ • ' l . Q-WW ..... . _ , ,. =y=·:z eyll - loll? '. "\ • Aanrer '!'an •ow U...walllo-lout.luoth ent loJUtr te Ht.h ICIUU'e. to fera Mr ordlllUf wonb. TRAJLEB SPACE. GI'&Yel liU1, 101111 locallaa, rea-hb'prlc, . in 10 trick&. At other tables the nino of IN POIIEROY TWO BEDROOM home, Ut~JW water, electric and I!IIG Hera:;) t:a:!SN'T HAVE 'TC MIND GRCJ!MJ·UPS! Colllplllt riBnkls.wlct .. I,._.,L....... I " liiiUMTID & tALMCID POl n1• TAlloiiPP, , •• • ___ ___ _ .... 780 lfaplo· ~ lllddJe..': . ' Uf lie NO ... A ' ~· · · ...-----~----~~. w• .va. , • ..., ~·· ' ''" ,....__ -~ 1111~· _ ., ..._, Far Rlllt, ' Jart. 01110. ..,...,.........="-· ,tz.._.. 1_, s.n...n · 11o11.a · .,~,...,... lfOS. poZ f"- Cowltr7 w._ far lit M~ Olllo. Ph... 1ft, e.,.,. ,. *•• ,._..w.r 64 FORD 9 SedaD pickup of Smith ......... Earl Knl&ld, ------------- :Js• - Lincoln Hill. Farmer H. 11. Far Sale ar Trade -r p. . , . cusses baseball and the Moatreal 01 Expos" for awhlle aDd then turns to luck ID duplicate. It seem• that ID a recent duplicate our correspondent a r r i v e d at a normal four-epade contract. West made the fenerally bad openiDg lead o a siDgleton trump but Eaat'a trump bold· log was impregnable and the writer had no way to bring -------------poa- ------------- ------------- -rd EM s.da -lood-·· nvE ROOM frame dWoUI"" 1%0 -------------- ,..;.u Norda ..... """*" -------------- 4--------------Far Sale, Rent ------------rur.... ~ 2........... •• Wed Pall rm. 1192-!le$1, NEW MOON twollldnom ........ stnic - . ••.....; - - ·· Sililltatlon.. !ltewort, Olllo, ""' . ....... 1.21<10, · 1861 ....... f82.aG35. 2-12.1tc . Jlooutiful ............ flllb od, outoldo ..-...s otOpa. All BRACE YOIJRSELF tor a tbrlll ------------~­ electrical · .-..,. c.oat llte _Orotllmi :1'111 UN BIUI 'HAIIBI!DN'STV ANDANrEN!fA . blockl lncl- in ~ Lllltn 10 <*D rup. J!EIIVICE. I'IIOIIo 992.:1522. ' . price, Call 912-7015 oftol' S ,II. eleclrle ......,._. ••· llallor . . ( 6-lO.#c Auto Sales Wanted To Buy I' ·. ·..... I. Malo P-...,; 0. -------------- Employment Wanted wa.. .KI -.w ... -------------- ------------- r"' .AK9152 .AU tK6 and ntfrlprator. GEO. HOB STETTER, Broht .1,000, Pllono 985-389L 8-20.f1p 19 ACRES- 15 tillable, 2GbearFOUR ROOM l'llml1hod oportiJW fruit treea, Good 7 room HOUSE FOR SALE on Wrl&bt St. WiiL SACJiiFP_SJiiiir_ai;"ia, meM~ tlltll, adults ant rerer. ltouao, both, pafur•ce,S1 roams, neeciJ 101111a~on. encea, 114'h llulborry Ave. ..,.._. dealt Mwllll roomo, wttlt cl..eta, SO..nol Two extra lata wiU bring~ tbe Pllono lt2-MH. 7~ machlDe. Exeolltllt - · outlolilllllWJ, Onlr.ll,OOO. -------------ooot. Phone 992.3292. Only $31.80 cull price. lflllla POMEROY - 6 rooma, both, · READY • IIIX· ...i0re1e doiiYor-. ---------- -· 8./l6.3tc buttollholea, embrcllclera and •• ahlllllo roof, porch.. , 2 111 rlltlt to JII!D' ~Jeet. ra,t' SLEEPING ROOM oner wI n o ...._,...., l'lale lt2.2685, Iota, out of Ooad. $5500. IIIII - · F - olllllllatea, Pb, 8./IU!e TUPPERS PLAINS - 7 rocmo, ~84, Geoilola Road)'.Jib: oton, phone 99:1.4293, 7~c TWO BUII.DINGS, I x 12 and 10 x 1%, movable, suitable for - - - - - - - - - - - - - moc1orn both, 1 bodroomo. Co.; ~ Olllo. storap or olllce bulldlnso, ELECTROWX CLEANER Jarae Fraot, bock poreJ!ea. 2 car ; 9-30-Uo . NEWLY DECORATED furnished apartment. can be seen at New· 1968 OldiiiDObUe DOIIIIOIII, 4 delou IIIOdol. Coqdete with all prqt. lac.,_ $10,500, · ·'' -------------door lull power, 12,00011111eo. • ........ IDola IIIII popor bop, H!L!N •• VIRGIL TI!AI'ORD lns11ance ell's Sunoco, Chester. Phone ~ See ~r call Miele)' WUilo!Do, 8 Runl like - · WW oo11 tor · · '" 99 ~ ~ ' . . , ...,,. ~.-. ' t.~ . J.m, to 5:30 p,m.91111./l381',£.., ... ,,~ · -....,% ra-a, A~~CIAT!S,-o,' , ~31;" .A• ., . .. ~~· :: ... ~-~,~,~~· ~ · &ot~c 10.18-Uc Ph- 992-5434. ROOF PAINTING and Pol<hq by contract, .. EJPerienced"'. For free estimate, phone 992-- 80tl'lll (D) ,..., ...... 8-21-121<: FURNISIIED and ,...... .QI10 •KlU tiOU tQII •AQtou • u u •ana ' --------------------------111D'i&bt tnaNURSE a3324, R, M· tndu1trlel _,1 .. posltfllft with Kallat Alu.. rnu .. & Chem ... ell CorponJtlen's Ra¥en•w•od EAft •• -GUARMTEEDPHOltt ...zoM plelely mllllern wltl1 built-in ldt<hen, wall. oven aDd tabletop FIVE ROOM house, both. brjuh'e work. Excellentearnirws, free at Moplewood Lake, wardrobe, no colleetlrw. Jean ,. 11-2l-6tc Trus..U. Phono 949-3703. ------------NoiiCe 7.; THREE ROOM - o n 4 """" cau FEMALE: BEELINE Si¥11atL Tllanko for vlald• our - The Dowers we place upon yoor grave, MIJ wither aOO decay, But our love for you who sleeps beneath, wm never fade away. Sadly missed by parents, Mr. and Mrs. Heino Lind, and grarq,arents, Edward Hoetlicb and Mr. alii Mrs. Emil Lind. concernh~ Lewis Ruffcorn or I"" Born In •v of his relati-s. ... 11-11-«c Robert F. Priddy -~~~~~. 0, WILL CARE Cor elderly _person in 111¥ home. Phono 99:1.4770. •u A leiW' from Montreal clio· Far Rent -------------- I t ss•.55 , ' Notice on,y debts oortrocted b ) ' - WEBT ~ OPEN EVES. 8:00 P.M. POMEROY, OHIO You swlttl,y passed away. ,,._so .QI2 tA17U " p;;;;;; M;;;ioCo. ·.'(l\ • The Golden Gate stood o_pen One year ago toda,y ~ with farewell unspoken 9.50 10.00 10.50 . VB enfr;t;,- auto. rrGfts., g.,od W..W tires,·- rGG1_o, beau--' $1 .50 for SO word "'ihlmum. Eo. odditionol wonl 2c. r-. --• I ft rest. 9.00 ' .. body. .. 1964 CHEVROLET IEL AIR STA. WA...,N -$1195 CARD OF tHANKS & OBITUARY 8.50 \ .$1295 On• owner, low mileage, va eng., auto. trons., like new w-w tires, radio, whit• nylon top with turquoise For Wont A4 Sorvlu 5 cento ,., WOI'd ·••n w- . " 'OFF ··· IH5 CHEVELLE.CONV. COUPE - - God saw you getttJw weary, He did what he thought best, He put hla arme around you, And whispered, come heme and P'*llc AHaln, Of otlwt llntfNtid.ecl 11-.tY ~~ ·, ·;!Ph .,~.hiT• •J~ t over grey. 5.2.5 5.75 6.50 7.00 7•.50 8.00 OfMI acceptabl• to the Board of I· lnc:oHecl inurtion. Lind who died in action while serving with the U. S. Marines in Vietnam one yearagotoday. 10tit..ooo of 1966 CHEVROLET iMPALA 4 OR. ---$1595 VB engine, automatic trona. Power steering, re~dio, t-tor. All good W.W. tires, Plooslhg 2 tone black RATES a, o-w • J - ......, ,. TM Pr.lblio"* rooorwoo the right to odlt or rojoct onr odo doomed ... ~crloNel. Tht p~lio ... r will 1\01 M rooponolblo for - • thoft OM Monthly Ratl $ 3.00 3.50 4.00 {b) ~mltel located outtlde tt. cuporat. llmltl of !he VIlla&• 1holl be chart-! 1-40" af the rate which wDVId b. appllc:oble to •uc:h premlset under IUbparagrGphs (o), (c), (d) and (e) hereof If located within thto c:otparate llmlh of the Vllloge. (c) O• pNmi"• utlnv •ater su~ plied h-om tourcet other than the wor.rwOfltt tyst.m of th1 V!llag1 rw not IMCitured by a Vllloge wa• .., .,., ... or ath... m~ter occeptal.le talheBoarcl~fTruatelt ofPublle Affairs, the quantity of _,.,. c:~;~n• sum.cl thall be 111101ured by a !Mtllf ln.tolt.d. anllll maintained For ntch at thelnt••p•n•• I h. _..,purpOII w othw .... lted ofporty l"t"ul.._ REGULATIONS ...... . .•.. I . ., . I .. ~J· " ...' ~-' LuckY tHd Sinks ·Gome Jump ·Bid ALL OUTSIDE·. Motor Co. QUUITY ' Day of Pldlllc.. lon .... 16,001 to 17,000 17,001 to 20,000 20,001 to 30,000 30,001 to 50 000 to 10 ,001 to 15u,OOO 150,001 teo 200,000 200,001 to 350,000 so6oo1 OF Mondoy O.otlll• 9 •·""· C11ncollotlono & Corffttlono Will Ito ocupt•" until 9 • ·"'· for IN LOVING MEMORY of Thomas M-torod Wot ... Por Month 2 SIGNs DEADLINES 5 ,: ..... Doy Boforo Publicotlon "ae , Ao INFORMATION I'OMUOY, AND DECLARING AM IMIRGINCY. IT ORDAINED by tfw Co~,~ncll of the VIllage td Pom~roy, Molgl Co""'!• Ohlot · S.c:t on 1. hat Section ::- of Ordl• I'ICUtc:o No. 386 potted Aptll 21, 1969 ond llltobll•hlng fat•• to be c:hottod for the urvlc:e1 ol the munlc:lpol IIIWIII"OII S"!'ltem t.~tlllty of the 'YIIIae• of Pomeroy, be and th1 1111n11 Is her•by omended to r1od al follow•: "Section J, Thot, far the purpo1e1 provided In Soetlan 2 horoof, thor. l1 h..,eby levl1d and c:horved upon ooeh lot, parc:el of lond Of pNml101 hovl"' o c:annectlon with tho Sy1• tem or othlfwlu dlscha!iln11 tew• ov•. lndu•"lol wastes, woter or othor llquldt, elthlf dlroctl., or lndiNctly Into tho Sy1tom, •••• dKUJOI payable 01 heRinaltef provided ond In o111ounts to be detormlnocl as folio"'"= {ol Except os otherwise h.,..,,.. oft.,. provl.d, ,,,... ... chaf9•• ot the rate1 provided In thl1 Sec:tla" 3 ,.,tth ,... lo on., pnml111 1hall be bosed upon 1he quontlt"l' of wat.,. con1um1d upon aald premlau durlne tho opplh;:able 1ew..- dta!i• billing pltlod aa 1111a1urod by the Vllloge woter Miter there In use, or ath.r metor Installed or afproved b~ the Board of Tru1tM1 o Public: Affolrt, and 1ueh ehorgea 1ho1l bo dot ...mlned 01 lollowt: • •, j ..nj' ~ ...... .J.. TIOM J 0' ORDIMAMC! NO. 3M IST'A.at.ISHING IATIS . TO Bl ' .,' l tbo . :rf' I, o~t·l. · • ' �.., ; ., '~· .D ,.,. n0', · · a ~<m '' ''·.. ; I News••• in Briefs (Continued Protesting ,, Painters Laid Off ATLANTIC CITY, N. J. (UPO - A Negro was named a judge MoOOay for the ftrst time in the 4&-year-old history ol the Miss America Pageant. the new bridge." The structure isa replacement for the Silver Bridge which collapsed Dec. 15, 1967, claimi~36 lives. Friday Rep. Hechler's office reported they had contacted the federal Bureau of Roads which said it would conduct an investigation 11 well as demanding an investigation by the State Road ccm.mi salon. Mr. Johnsoo said 10 newpalnters were hired Monday on the baits of a request submitted I a s t Thursday to tile Huollrwton local. ~. Ii J I REUNION PLANNED The annual SWartz ramfl,y re.. omlon will beheld:O.nday In Woode Grove at Alfred. RelaUves and friends are Invited. ~se Our Aiito-Banf SAVIt Tl M I!' ... I SAN CLEMENTE, &a I I !. rorecast rel•led lalt JanUil')' (UPI)- The Nixool admlnloin- llon hao dla..,.ored IIIII a $22.8 bUiloo wlnd!oll expected to be available for federal dolne8Uc programs when the Vietnam War ends has evaporated. Dr. Daniel P, Moynihan, President Nixon's assl stant for urban af'l'alrs, said an economic Marshall Dr, ZelmaGeoDge, sociologist-educator of Chicago, was appointed to help choose the next Miss America frcxn among 50 all white contestants representing every state in the natioTL ~~=:::::::::-.-.:::..;:::;:::~:=;;:::>, HENDERSON - Three painters who criticized the qua.Jity of work being done on the Ohio River bridge here were laid offtheir jobs on the span when they r~ ported to work Morday. Blaine JohnsonofMiltonandW. D. an:! David Cremeans of Huntington said they were handed checks aiXI told they were laid orr. The men reported the action to Huntirwton Painters Local813, ol which Mr. Johnson is vice president, ard to Del. Robert Nelson, administrative aide to Rep, Ken Hechler. Friday the group publicly charged that workmen were pal..nting over rust on the bridge and that bolts in the structure were DOt being properly tightened. At the time W. D. Cremeans said he realized his criticism may cost him his job but he said he felt he owed the report to the "ta1.P&Yers am those who will be using oofl Goes Surplus rr.on pqe I) richest wom.eD aDd a major patron of the National Art Galler)', died Mondo,y at Roosevelt H0!1Pitala!W a brief IUnosa, Mra. Bruce and her brother, Paul, now president of the Natimal Gallery, in WashiQlton, inherited a vast rortune from their father arxl grandfather, who amassed the "Mellon milltOM" ln Pittsburgh. Fortune magazine estimated her worth last year at more than $500 mllllon, and sald she was the only woman in America with that large a persor.l fortune. Gladys Violet Appoints Coaches HUNTINGTON, W. Va. (UPD - H. D. (Rick) TolJey was named acting football c<Jach Monday at Marshall University, just r i v e Mrs. Gladys Violet, 66, TuP- days before pre-season practice pers Plains, who died Monda,y at~ was 00 begin here. Also appointed to vacancies at ternoon at the Holzer Medical Center, was a member of the St. Marshall were W, Stewart Way, Paul United Methodist Church at named acting basketball coach Tuppers Plains and was active in and Charles E. Kautz, ramedacting athletic director. its WSCS many years. Tolley, a native of Mullensand g,e is survived by her husband, Gerald; a brother, VirgiJ former Virginia Tech lineman, Roush, or near Pomeroy; two sis. had joined the Thundering Herd ters, Mrs . Floyd (Elsie) Spence statt last February as defensive Dies on Monday and Mrs. Denzil (Mabel) Goe- line t:oach. He will replace Perry Moas, who Saturday was relieved of coaching duties at Marshall along with head basketball coach Ellis Johnson. Way, 58, came to the school in 1966 !rom HuntingtonHighS<hooi where he produced 19 Wlnni!W teams in 21 season. s He was 'JVsity assistant coach to Ellis Jc:llmson. The appointment of Tolley leaves only three other coaches on the football staff. They were Jim (Shorty) Moss, Deke BrackTuppers Plains. Friends may call at the funer- ett aiXI William (Red) Dawson. Assistant CCMtball coach Pete al home anytime. Kondos, who resigned, was to have a meeting tOOay on his status. to Tolley was defensive Une coach at Wake Forest prior to joining Attend Meeting the Marshall staff. While at Wake Forest the Deacons compiled a The parents of chlldren sched- 2-7-1 record, with four losses by uled to enter kindergarten in the 10 points to na.tionalll' raoked Southern Local School District powers Purdue, North Caroli111. are asked to attelkl a meeting State, Virginia Tech and MIM~ Thursday at the school, sota. Those planning to enter the Tolley said he arxl his assistmorni~ class are to meet at 1 ants 01 reallze that we have quite p. m. while those prererring the a job to do. BegiMing this Friafternoon class are asked to be day, we are goirw:tosetaboutgetat the schoolat2:15p. m. Parents ting it done. We are looking forare asked to leave their chlldrOil ward to this opportunity." at home. It is requested that all parerrts and each car pool be CHIUl BECOMES ILL the meeting. The Mlcidieport Emergency Unit answered a call to the Tom Cassell residence at 311 Rutland St. Tuesday morning where the Cassells' daughter, Beth, age 3, TONIGHT, AUGUST 26 had become ill. She was taken to ''THE GREEN BERETS". Veterans Memorial Hospital John Wayne where she was admittec:Uortreat.. ment. David Janssen glein1 both o! Pomeroy, and several nieces and nephews. Her parents, a brother and a sister preceded her in death. FlUleral services will be hoeld at2 p,rn, Wednesda,y at the Ewing Funeral Home with the Rev, Robert Card ofticlatlng, &.rial will be ln. Chester Cemetery. In lieu of flowers friends are asked to contribute to tile church building fund of the st. Paul United Methodist Church and contributions may be sent to D811a Hoffrriao, Parents Urged COLOR '1· .(' :· ·f It's Quick! If's Convenient! COME AS YOU ARE! THE FARMERS BANK ••• SAYINGS CO. POMEROY, OHIO - PLUS- MEIGS THEATRE . Yul Brynner os the "DOUBLE MAN" TONIGHT, AUGUST 26 COLOR Plan 10-1, War ~n Europe la 11oot realistic" and new studies lbow 1he lnOIMQ' "Jut WCII't be there." )loynlhan _...uy re!orred to a report prepared II)' Iormor Proaldent l.Yndoa B. John-• administration, but issued II)' tile Nlxoo adminiotralion In eariy JaltiUI1'7. The $22.9 billion D&ure was given as a upeaee and growth dividend" on Jan. 23, 1969, by the Cabinet CoordlnallnS COm- mittee on EcoaomJ.c Plaming lor tbe end of Vie1llalll h>stllides. Reeetves BadNews Nixon met Mondo,y witll tile Urban Affairs Colmel.l where he received the bad news. After an unusually lengthy moellnS o! tile councU, Moynlban mid newsmen at the western White House: ''The SO<:aited peace end growth dividends lllat have been antlelpated end forecast in the eeonornlc report of the President that was issued in Jlll>lary or tbls year simply were not realistic. uThere ls not H.kely to be aii)'tbing like tile free relllllll'COs that we have all tqJ!K1 for, .. )loynlhan said. "It Ia simply $1.25 Million Demanded for False Arrest -·tne HAMBURG, GerllllllY (UPO - The Dor w;ot Gor111111 Slarll rep>rtsd In Ill not there In 1lle IQ'slmn. We are eurrent luue it bu received not eofnB to blve an eoay time copieo ·In 111e inaiJ of tGp oeeret of malclni national [ll'lorlttoa In U.S. eontlneoney pions lor ao Ute lt70a." '"WlcorrveaUmaJ•• war In EuAller the · Urban Affairs roPe· CounclJ conference, the Pres-Dor Slarll did not publioh the ident, his wile, their daughter, plans, which it laid covered sa JUlio, and her bu.-, lllvld llOIOS, 20 of them stamped ''kip Elaenhower, new by liellooptm secret" and the others stamped' 10 lila nearby IJ)I! c-se at uaecret." Camp Pendleton, an enormous American autllorltlos eonu.s. Marine base on Ute West firmed the authendcity of tile COast, for a late afternoon plans, Der stern said, and with round of gol!, West German lntolllgeoee olliMrs. Nixon did not plaJ. Sle clalo launched an lnvesliptlon followed the President on toot Into what - " " to be a in a areen and Wblt. oottoo moJor breacl! of Allied security. print IWDI11er dnsa and a gulf (In San Franeloeo, llan1[lartl cap. mapzlne said it had COI1iea of 1lle SllllO doeumentS end WQiid Community 0888 print them. There were indlcaUons the plans were at Ieist s1x years old.) Points Out Purpose Bus Runs are Set Dor stem said tile plana were prefaced by remarks tblt said The schedule ~ bus routes for tllefr '"'rpose "was to prepare obldents of tile Meip County the 1-rshlp and the layoot of Community Class was amouneed reaponaibllltles for beginning today. Mrl. Norman Woods is driver of tile class bus and lillY !urlher questions should be directad to her at 992-6512. Darwin at 1:43 a.m. to &tmner Road at 7:56; to Chester, Route 7, at 8:06, and Five Pl>lnts on Boote 7 st 8:09. From Five Pl>lnto to Pl>meroy at 8:15 to Ra. dne leaving there at 8:28 arrlv. tng at the Kroger lot in Pomeroy end leaving tllere at 8:43endthen to 1lle Houie 7 by-iJUO and Route 124 enroute to the classroom at Der Slarll laid an invhtiplion It Its re<~~eot bad "'l"oalod tl1l:l w~ eould haJ• had m ·-todile a - the -ra. since he wai Ollllcei'DOjl witb West GoriiWI and not u.s. , " • • •. t., ' ·"L I 1• • · , "tt. • / • ' · ,' " ~··· ·. I . . . . . . ;~··: f -~"'' .•. . ' ( .. ,. ' , , ~'· . _;t: ;.·, ·i. .•~ ~ ~ 0 ' ' • . ' ·, . • I .1 ., . l ' 196~ · Farm ·Family soereoo ei- to WO!IiiiiDI II the eome lime laid he had a , ''deep and milllt. lnlldt -lodlo" 0( Wost · Geran lnlelll- and therefore coukl . have - . aware or iri¥7 10 -u, ' . Mr. ~ a(ra. Eul Dean and oflhe ASCS ofllco. ~ beiOIICI to dalllhter, Joonl!er, Melanie and the lofeltls Dairy Service Uni~ lllester Grange Uontoe, boon •.elt!eled "·' Farm Meigs Coun!,y'o Farm Fuliij of ard alona: with Mrs. D.n Ia ac1968, ' tive With the ocl!ooiPTAanlbonl Aa a part of the holoor the- booster orpnizatlone. ll,y memhoro are Joining outo,lllnd. Mrs. Dean 11 also a community worker. She beloqw to the . Chester GOrdon Cloo anlosaloto at 1118 Ohio state Fair. ToaiJN hor huobonl witll the opendonol \hey willa- 1 bonqoet held lo the farm. Mr. "Dean served as a hooor of Ute famlliea &elected t-H club advisor for 24 years end thr0Uill1out the alate, Mrs. Dean Ia currently servbw: Life at the Dean heine, located as an advisor. on the Flatwocm Road in C!ooHoth ""· ani Mrs. Dean are ter TownahJp, is buay, buq, lifelq reoidonts ol Meigs CouJ>. busyl There le a 305 acre W1n t1. Mr. Dean Is the son or the to be t e - end 96 hood of Hel- Ia!<> Mr. ani Mrs. llarlis Dean otaln caUie to be mllked twice and resides oo tile family hcJm&. dal!)-. place. Mro. Dean is the daughter In a.ddlllon, all ol the mem· or Mr. and Mrs. George Ge~ bora of tile family are e,.aged helmer ~ Chester. In numeroua hobbies and club Seloctloo or the !amii.Y as Farm work. FamUy Of tile Year was made by Mr. Dean. a ronner member Of tho Meltls Dairy Service Unit, the Eastern Loeal sChool District tile Melca Extension Service end Board of Education, Is a member the Mei&s Count,y Farm Bureau. or the Meigs County Agriculture All o! the Dean daughters are Stobilizallon alii COnservation active about the farm and all have Committee ani Is engaged a day projects which they carry out in or two a week with operationa conjunction with the farm. '*'" ~"'\n~o:le:.~:r= FURNISHINGS ; FOR YOUR HOME AND WEARING APPAREL FOR YOUR FAMILY. SHOP IN CDMiDRT FOR YOUR BOYS AND GIRLS SCHOOI.i CLOTHES. BOYS WEAR ON THE iST FLOqR AND GIRLS WEAR ON THE 2ND FLOOR. : need :a low cost auto loan? ' al war In the area of the U.S. European commander." The documents also listed U.S. troop strengths, weliporui positions aod logistics and electroDica capabilities, the I ·t ' .,- • and executing an unCOilV'ention- . :i "· n·e. ·M· e'··t·g·s· 0 1,"\ Make ·Eib•rfel•s In PoMeroy -Your Shopping Center- ~lgned' Deed MRS. DEAN PAUSES ooar a o..,er prden at har llleotor Township home. The Deans' eldest daughter, past 11 yean in 4-H club work. Jennifer, graduated a a salutator- She enters Otlio University this ian of her Clalll th~S spring at fait, The middle daughter, Melanie, Eastern High &:hoot She h a s been Meigs COunty Da1ry Prin- is following in her older sister's cesS for the past year and has footsteps. To be a sophomore at won numerous awards dllring the Eastern thi s tall, she already has mapzlne auld. "BARBARELLA" Jane Fonda COLOR -PLUS"DUFFY" James Coburn COLOR W.dnesda,. ancl Thursday Auguot 27-28 NOT OPEN De(,oted ' iI . I !, ! ., To 17le Interest. Of171e MeigB-M010n Area Loose Bolts, Rust, No Fault in Bridge Our: bank officers are rea~y to help you acquire your now car today ••. and ot the lowesl pay-back terms. WHEN YOU VISIT , PARK FREE lfaltonal ,OHIO IIIIIH F•af hpu:a!t ln--.'C.IIIIIl six years old, since the Defense . ' oo•IIGD F~lllk \\'; ter, .,.mhor of the board but, not·. member In Noromber, a De,Periment converted its APO numbers from three to five digits in1963. · ori- FW: 1967, llllen !he agree. nte111 wao reaeiM.Itogtvothepari< lo ~eport laid thattb~igree­ botooen 1lle earllor beard waa not eoileummll,od In thlit no doed of _ . . . , ., wao oxecut. ed and that tho lntantlooa· of tbo board end lila eouncll bad eel In Ute iapae of the twO year perlnd. . Now - tbe orillnai <feed,whlcl! apparenll,y no oi&QOd - "unwarranted, notorious and un.. desired publicity.'' VETERANS MEMORIAL HOSPITAL Admitted - Nancy Rose, Portland; Janice Casto, Mason; Grace Price, Long Bottom; Marlon McClure, Dexter; Ethel Phelps, Pomeroy; Carol.ynDavia, Middleport. Discharged - Judltll Cowan, Cecil Glbbeaut, Sondra Powell, Andrew Buchanan. t . " <"-· .· ·~ '. "'/ /' ... r. ..... ' IIEIGS COUNTIANS HAVE ll&'l!'ONDED beoutl!uiiJ to an appeal lot, ckllhlltll lor relldeats of tbe GultPort-Bilood ar'"'ln Mlasioaippl whoro CsmWe struck reeentb'. Here~ boses o1 elotblrw ready ·for sbb1ment at the Rich Valley Dairy belldlng on Middleport's Park St. In addl!lon lo boxes pictured two trueklolds of clOChlaw were earlier taken to the nurses' ~tory at the Holzer .Medical Cooter In GIUipolls lor proeossi1111. Mre. Barbera S):ltos, Gllllo-MIIIis Community Action Proaram eq>loye, ls .to~ an acllve role in the clothing proJect. hu turned up and isolllelail,yro. corded at the woi lbwse. ~s onJ.y mo 111t0atloo own the Iormor Middleport Roadside Park? 1\'ho· dooo ..,.. MEIGS GENERAL HOSPITAL Pos.i tion on Rock SpJ!ings AdmiUed - None. Discharged - None. LOCAL TEMPS . The temperature in - · Pomeroy at 11 a.· m. Tuesda,yUJ)oo der sunny s~es was 75 degrees. ' 1' I Interchange is Reversed ASKS DIVORCE Charging grose neglect of dUty end extreme cruelty, MoxlneDiddle, Raclne RoutJI 1, hal filed ouit lor dlv....,.. aplnst Thomu Diddle, same address, in Mei&l · CoulliY Common Pleas Coort. TRUST YOUR HO E HEAT TO••• t This is the one we This house is one in a lhousand. For every one ol these, 999 homes in this area tan · · be economieolly converted toe'-'lric hut · That's one reason why ihe swilo:lt lo flameless elsclric heal is breakin& all records.l'lopie whollave ihre compaiina. hiai apinst' their fOfmer fuel bills· ind are' leliilll their friends il cost (I) "about iht Sl!"e." (2) .' l'ic~~"'' m<>re" or, (3) "a liHie lci$s:" if yqu're .HJinnin& lo home, ~lei be ~verted . anc! healed IO.xpensiveiy etec~. i lc heal, the chaneos are 99$ Cilll'of a, l~,_nd yoo'lt us prov,tll. Get a fr10 estimate, .< ' .. ' YOU CAN'T WIN '.EM ALL · .,. ' VOL XXII . N:.:_O~,9::,l~PO~M~ERO~Y~-M=ID~D~LE:.:,:PO:::_R::,:T~,~O::.:H~IO:_ _ _ _ __ _W.:. :.: .:ED::. :.N. :. :E:.: S=.:DA..:.:Y:. :.,.:...:A-=-UG=US:..:.T_:2::,;7·c..:J_:_ 96::c.:9:___ _ _ __ _T_E_N_C_E_N_T_S h- their biits for .eleclric Tho l'omll,y · - • the Clottor United Nalhodlot Cllll'eh. Member• o! 1lle family are iJ>. !ormalty pletared Menlay ao tl1ey went their nonnal warll day. I ' "CHARLY" Cliff Robertson Claire Bloom FEATURETTE: Fuelin' Around COLOR CARTOONS· Cot's Meow · The House that Jad Built SHOW STARTS 7 P.M. been 1n 4-H cl tm work for seven yean and scored high in judgj.Ds or several events this year at the Meigs County Fair. Denise 11!1 tt}e ywngest - 11. She has been in 4-H work several years and is a member of Ches- t wr Girl Seoul Troop 2Di. enttne :ro ,Park Now {T echnicolor) WEDNESDAY, THURSDAY AND FRIDAY AUGUST 27-28-29 EAHL DEAl'l SPENIIS MANY houri 011 t l d o - --~ iJW his 305-ecre 1'arm. • •· Entitled 11 Plan 10..J.," the documents arrived in a heavy envelope pos!marked Rome, Der Slarll said. II did not aa,y whether !bey bid been given to the American authorities. Also inside the envelcwe was Rutland. a t;ypewritten letter In Dlllilh that said tbe sender waa Former Resident carrying out tile wioh of ~. Gen. Horst Wendllllli, cleputr director or the West German Federal lntelllgenoe Agency Dies in Michigan until he committed suicide ia8t Miles Nelson, a former real- Oct. 8. The algnature on the letter dent of Meigs County, died rewas not legible and there was cently in Flint, Mich., where he had made his heme for the past no return address, Der lLJJ11 said. several years. Photostatic eoplea also were He ii!J survived by two sOflB, Cecil of Chester and Ronald of sent to journals In llalY, Franco Ml Morris, Mich., four grand- and England, Ute IJIIPZine children, Mrs. Harold Ne«ell of said. In SUn Franelseo, Ram. Chester, and Larry Nelson, Mrs. parts Editor Robert Seh- said William lllitehell, ani Corol Nel- Ramparts got copies several son, of MI. Merrlo, Mleh. Also months ago, Scheer said some JIIPS were aurvivirw are live great.grand. ,, wi!)l. tblfx,, ~··: Cblldren, a slater, Mrs. O...rlea Blum ot tbtster, aM a brother, 4'~&, &11f0rt OperaRay, or Prudenville, Mich. Hi1 tions, Task Force J!m'ope1 APO wife, Vivian, died in February, 163, U.S. Forces!' This would Indicate they could be at leoat 1966, LOS ANGELES (UPO - A suit lor $1.25 million has been Died against tile city o! Los Angeles lor false arrest In behsl! of William Garretson, Lancaster, Cillo, caretaker at the house where actress !ilaron Tate ·and four other peraons were slain Aug. 8. The youth, who turned 20 SUnday 1 was the only person alive when police showed up at the Benedict Canvon home end found tile five bodies. Garretson told otncera he had been asleep during tile nljltt and knew nothing of tbe ldlllnga. He claimed pollee forced their way into the guest house where he slal<ed and- blm to h~­ ters 1clr ~~iit!Ohllig. He W.slield two da3s &net released. The suit was filed by Mrs. Mary Garretson or Lancaster on behal! ol her soo. II charged tile Funeral services am burial yootb waalalselyarrestedandunfor Mr. Nelson took place in lawluily lmprtsooed, end tblt he Micl!ipn. was subjected to an invasion ~ privacy, thus exposing him to L .' • . 1~ I • A reaulari.Y aeheduled hearllv .held In tbol!felga C<luDQ' Frlda.Y at 10 L 111o IIIPl'OWI ol at Hoek apfO- beUi - _. ljle c01t1{>lnlion of the Route 7-124 by.pass into Hoek ·Sprltll•· Economically, oo other tlmetoblo ..... BY ROB SILER PT. PLEASANT- Loose bolts in the superstructure o1' the new bridge at Henleraon.Kanalll!l'end anY rust on Its steel is meant to bl thlit WI)', "· ··Thii·w'ae ·ihe anower !'>daY or P, E. carpenter, cl!ie!olthe Fedoral lllglnrl)' omeo in Charletlon, In repiJI to charges that the new bridge hao been laphazanlly built ard that loose bolts r.d been noticod. Recertly, t h r e e painters walked off o! the job and later were fired at tbe construction site. The reason for the walk off was the belief by the painters that the bridge hod been haphazardly constructed. One of the painters ssid publicly tllet the superstructure had .. spots of rust which were being painted over and several loose bolts were also noticed." Carpenter told this newspaper that the charges were false. Carpenter said ttat there were some l0011e bolts and spots of rust, but npthing out. of the ordinary. 11te loose bolts were lett loose intentlorally so that the bridge cooid be jacked "' in the center, an:l as soon as this is done, they wiD be tightened. As for the rust on the surface, it too Is Intentional. The bridge's steel was _painted in the abop am after It was in place it was a}.. lowed to corrode so tha.twhenthe fiiBI coat o! paint Ia uplied It will sUck more evenly. Corpenter obsarved that II tile steel hid been sand bla- it would have 1111ted more rapidly ani the paint then would not l!avo stuck. r.r He Ocicled tbot there Ia no or the bridge rusting or ~ because ofthese coodltiona. "Mr. Dorsey is a capable man and I hs ve oo doubt tllat he wiU loll'"' the specifications to the tee." '" Jack Dorsey is the project engineer witll the West Virginia Road CUnmlosloa. It lao been ..........S that a Federal Brid&e lnai>eetlon tloom would be in Pl. Pleallllt tocl!oek wt lila chirps. However, accordl!w,Wcutoter, m eUch lioalll aldlte. · J.a~ .l.Qpn, !ecieral 111IIJIO!' I!>l', JriU lnaj>oct COI!Itructioft ' ' ·r. . and l'*lnt at the alto Thuredl)'. This tour waa arraJWed several weeks ago and is a routine m. specUon. l.Qpo is not a part of a team, arll isn't cominellecause of the painter• a chargea of poor workmanllhip, Carpenter IBid. a " Principals Will ''' . Meet on Friday Interested ohouid CODiaet hiiD at the hlgil oehool. New teachers of the dlolrlet this yeer are Mrs. Jau Hc1111D, seeool grade; Mro. WU.. VI-. )'llrd, fourth grade at a.aar Eiementory S<hooi; Waldo '11111er. sixth ard. seventh grad• at R1ven1ew, alii Mrs. But:lan. Kitson, matllemalics and pbyllcai eduealim; Richard N-, EJWiiah; Corl Dodrill and CJIJtt Mullin.s, both commerdal, IIIII John CaRar,tnstnunentalm.tc, all new at the high aehool Stitts, Berry � 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 08. August 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 August 26, 1969 nelson roush violet