http://66.213.69.5/files/original/1904ffd929aa0824260729e30a95b4b8.pdf 12ea13c8c0b9e810ff5a8eae07a3bf8c PDF Text Text .., ; ., '~· .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 �• I 1' ~~ ...h.., " -....·"1111'"-1> 0., ·-~·. ~.111111 '); .(, ~.J.· ....i:· .l'·:·~-_~,i :t}.: , ·t .-- ~t ', .t. • , ·'/ ' ' ' ' !I ~ '..,. 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We're apenctltwafter• our hecHe dayo In Chicago when AI Capone ruled with a bulle!load~ band. Say, "lhooewerothe days 1o • - a oong of more reRendezvous - and our tlratDight on lhe iol>. Well, Juot beloro tha show began. we see this gun run.. nlng frantically tOIQrds lhe. or. chestra. Then bang! bang! baiWI Th.e poor bloke slumps to the dance ftoor Just a few feet away rrom us. Dead as a mackerel. Blood's all over the Door. Quick .. •' ' q.;.tn;, ' •• '0 I I I I I I • ''' . ''' .® ' •• d!Q'lighted Cor school busses from the new Meigs High SchooL The Interchange (Coatlnued ,..... I) three m!Uillll, IOillt nowhere, !::::::: that would hooofit i1 County. aid that the be 1110111 much hoiPiaCOI. .II farther· all blghway plana for wore Dlb!IIGUIIDMelgs Coualy. 1blo aoiiW -here Inter· ellaQP lnclude1 three mlles of laae hl&lnr&l' Wilt on Roote to tho ~ buill two lane h•JUte 7 •••• 1111 · 1 ij;rl;.,~wlth U S. 33 at R o c k I: toptber with oao add!· mOe "' ,_. laae hillnr&l' tllo eed 0( u. s. 33. 1bo lneeraeetlon has point lor .,.. hu rocont~¥ boon uary tor hli ,..,_'a':~ -ed 1n lhe b01111!al •.Good al' PaL Dldn't-wallt to be ei~.,.. prepared. And he WIIIIOd lOaf.. · • .., we remember the fiJnlQ' hlmsell IIIOIIIh llnl1 to ch0010 lalla thet was oo the b!U that- his words c:orelully•ro..Yall nighL Joe E. LoW!o, Hewaaluck· lhe Dice t111np he~t0111allout lor than the ro IIIey whisked off me. I told him to &o lhood .,.. rf_;l sarw in a key tblt opened hia 11q. uor cabinet, does tho dlmndeat foollah thflla roo ever heard- he visits a rival JinntaDd gets the dayl!Jihta boolen oot of him. We thougltt he'd never be able to talk a .. IJL But Joe pulled thro...,_ About two years ago Jwaajust about aet to meet my M-er. EY.. interchange is designed to elim· !nate Urls dallrer. Highway pla~>­ nlll( In Melgo Cooncy Is d.. il!lled lo lll!J>rove U. S. 33 and Route 7 in an orderly Process. Ftrst, the Route 7 bypasa was constructedf thea 11>o a!x lillie fllurlaoe oectiOil of U. S. 33 from Rock ~r!Jwa 1o llorwtn. The logtcal run..., ot this is thepresentproject olthree miles of !OlD' lane hJghway on R - 7, ooo mile or rour lane oo U, S. 33, and ·an intercharwe at Rock ~· comeci!Jw the' aJ. ready coostructed proJects at an est!matocl coot ol $5, 280,00MO. The Highway ll<partmont baa a •oooult!ng enslneerlll( I 1 r m work!Dg 011 the entire length ol U. S. 38 from llorwln 1o Alheoo. 1blo hal baen designated an advance J>)ambw ProJO<t and as soon as the preliminary engineering report Is approved and a hearing held, plans for actllll construction 1riU be started. Route 7 east to Five Pojnts is also on our advance planningpro-- bon." It aaya. "wt.t·yoa *nf wao WUd Bill llovi- the millie was the man." .Neatly put, l111't it, pal? Let' a take tills Jl.rL ''He " - onJ.y """ WIY 1o play Juz•trallht tram the. shoulder and . Kate DoUJlu · Wlagln wrote 'lTbe BJrda' Chrlltmas ~ atra~t tram the heart." A ad Carol" In 18118. · . · Holell: . 1 - to keep lltJ" ~sllll :111o1on from tha mil01'1 I bad ,.,., I wu llomo, but how? I'Ye ....... 10 lbe Welfare _ . . 1111 ·fllo1 doD'! HOm eooewnecL I a ddld hoi to he IObaltorid he.- . up ID theholp!!al ho- " lnlhal"lako•ctloa. · ~1101 lo me !1 hlp. ~ all OVII' aclln with U.e "'" I !ddt. ltfl brother called • (IOIW ~!W roverN ......., II 5 a. m, \IO Molbor hur). Be iayi the kldl •lido axeept ID .. 1M .......,..,. lho ~ do. 'l1ltir baYO brulNI.aiJ orerWhero lilt hlte them. llle hoato on Dod ... Ju• there lllllakol II, .... tllo ' - lhe ........ 0!11 II 'file. Be 111'1 lhe'1 llell 1!111 cia't help I~ llat he llolp lib ........... - II he - 1 : U.. olthollllnpJ . , . - . I ron ...., lor tha !¥1 aa. at lilt 11. (Ludd)y I - 0 -'MWt1 an- .... ...... - - DI&DIIIII,at20 IIIII two chll: ·I·.... a a!eo ) -with •hllrqlll' ~-=:.:ror - Utile tb!ap I~ homafromthaaro- llaro In 14 ""-a. llle .... ,........ tllo ...... .. llklo ,. .., all tllo .......... :;~:':~ llmM lho tr!id Ill ~! - •hulllrownmtro !IJI.:'!OGI' ..,. ldelced All tho filii• IIQod lathe«$- a.. . "'lllil illlllho ...... · .. NATIONAL LEAGUE tall -lOr -~~~- ~ btin "a.ouli 3. Never loraet her special dQ-1 - UllJYeraarie~, Vallb- tiuea Day, etc. , f. Do .... or "her Jobs,~ like lbruwlng a load Into the walher or a PI'Ofoaaloool kltehen waxinc Jab, (1blllko for her uneomplabJ. 1116 perform111ce ol II1BJIY doll lllka.) 5, (M, niShtcliJIII a eup or tea which I Prt.PBre and terve Jlllt before -..... (1blo mls her day liJr hlvln6 IOmelblnB done lor . 1 hflr, 1101 BY ber ,) I ~I!ove the wordo of the 1011g, "T' r_y a Uttle Tenderaeuu S&9TER lhould be the anthem ot Daor Slater: rlld m.,, While 1111rr1aee lhould c-It a lawyer or your ell.. trlctolforno)o, Yoolathermuotho he ~. try ID live 70 IIIII'OU'U ftlld her c1o1na the ..,..I _ HAP. told llailt he 11 gul!cy u , _ PY FA1'11ER OF THREE· TEEN· If he IIJowlthaN cruoJ. AGEIIS . '1. · tieL II he aUQ re!u101 1o uk llur RIJitr: ' . help lor hll dtlldren - ... ldl ~~~- ... ,..... 1t0 11ilo - than I believe ,... 1111 pro« _.....1 Your wtte - - . w i t h lttlal aldllll 11.1<!<1 ~-.,.., :m·>·<".: ... _•• tellllmany, llrYtalior ludc. H . '• I - tllrGq 11!00111to10veyour '111,11 <ioJilll)ll II • . brolhero 1111 lilian, _ 11. · ~ I!Jinr. 10 If I'OU're · ·, Daor lloloa: 1111 klafiOubleor "'~'-llli!!'ll,a, y.., llbdlorl-~("*'hlf>- blii, Ill .,., ~~e~i= 1111¥ murled - . tallliw bciir It llito ll'lleomo .rwr '!.~~ ~ · .., foriDda: 1. !lit up ~!~fore her ... . _ . 111 1n Mo!rtll lldl ..,.,,.,.(..• ""*'-· wo .; '"~ '~· Atlallli !Brlttoa 7-t)'i t,Pitt:a(Mfoll :; . ~ {CiooiiWe"i' ''-lD'at Chi- ,(llo!Uman 15-'1), 2:30 p.m. I 1 HOUitin {Grlli!D il-6)1tSI. J..c». l1 (G~ 111-8), 9 p. m. Now l!(l:rtr 11-8) at Sill IJit&o (K!rb,y 9-1'1), 11 p. m. 1o1on1r:1a1 (Beed 11-8) at Loa Anplea 0>1,rwor U-8), 11 p. m. Phlladilplola (Jdmaon 11-6) at Su Frudoco CM<eormtek 9-'1), m-man 11 p. ... . . . Tir~~raday'o Games Allatlll it Pille, ril&ht Clndatd at Chi'""' HOUlton<~! Loul1, ni&ht llootroll at Lol ni&ht Philo at Sill Qnl1 .....1 +oluled Sl. . . ,, '<. ~' ' :.~·· . .' , tentl-o, 1o load the blltL ftoleo ' CIJI!O ~ame on JoiiDIIY Bench'• lllcrlllce 111. · Leo !lay gollllhrtellllonalpoll to reload tha bono, thea Tommy Helm1 boot out 1~ !Dflel4 ldt, IOOl'IIW TDiaJL P..oz camo homo - ~· ~ "' I . O:l",," - · ~Indy whiD be became prelldenl Toledo •••. , 85 68 •f89 Jllh Rlclunond , • • 5~ 75 .f23 18 Buflalo, , ••• 52 77 .fU 19 Tue~·· Reault1 Rlclunond 5 Toledo f S)TacuN 5 Colwnlrul 2 Lou!1ville 12 Bullolo 1 Ti<IOWiter 3 Rochester ·~ ~ ''>. lloll>la Ohio, who lei • Ute. - fllld, mfll!lio ,. alaloqfo- - time mark for hlmNII wltb a 111o Lillrta!DI bOve 2:04 mUo, lour 10eood1 bolter lhon hll prerioua time, pulhld . - to the mqle -~~hll ......... from f3,615 to$10,• 857. lila atop wW he the 11IE DAILY IIENTINI!L Norwalk Fair before 0111er1na IfiOftD Itt ..ruDr OP' ME'.Jf"-ll$d0t' . . . . Grand C!reull hamel• nein611 lltCHA&D .. Gil IIIII. ~ the Delaware Comcy Fair rim . CIMour "--MMl. .... PlllliiMolllllb ,_,. ~-n.CIIII IDOIIth. ,,....... c-.,u•......._a., It waa hll asventb win In ten ttftt, . . . . . . 08111 ..... , . . . . . . . . .7. ' •' career starts. Alloctloo look lhe two.¥oor.old filly pace wllb a 2:11 1.5 t1JD1ni In tho ....... hell 1111 • 2:07 3.5 milo In the ruooll' heeL Three-year-old pocers """'Po'e today lor the $25,800 D!roetor ot A&rieul!um .,.,. will! 25 hor101 ~ Sct-1 favoiitel FALL HANDBAGS . ...... ....,,....., .--·,,....... -···· WOMENS AND TEENS NEWEST FLARE LEG PANTS - · ....... - Wo aloo Jri,.., ......... ~ 8Qiel. Ooltorro. '.All . . . . . . . . , 1 - I To 10. 1oJ .,_, - To New Selection I Pennanent Preas WOMEN'S PROO BLOUSF.S 100% Nyl.. WOMEN'S 1'0MEN"S PANTY HOSE -.................. _...,._ ---Toll-·-·- OXFORDS ..... .. - . - ......... ~~ To lt. X * to tt.8A. Ea. ., llizi:'c oa u WJ¢1£ WIIVN. RASHUGHT .·wOMENS MITEII~ MENS HANDICilCHIER 7! 10! 27! 99: Mill«~ PANT& .... ' SCHOOL ..BOX I- AD-- 17c 3 RING NOTEBOOK BINDERS ••••• 44cto$JJ7 AIL METAL WASTE BASKFI'S ••••••••••• i4r. GIRLS OR MISSES CREW SOCKS •••. 3 p" 94c FOR JR HIGH 011 HIGH ~CHOOL ' Cld<w·• er. beeanled. lor Kbct -~-ef, 200SHEETS FIIJ.FR PAPFB GYM I LOW CUT TENNIS OXFORDS 5 HOll PUNCHED 11-11. PICG. NUMBER 2 LEAD I PACk OF 10 ' I I •UCIIIIU •IIAII I 500 Shtets FAMOUS 5 HOLE FILLER PAPER KNEE · IDGH SOCKS 87~0 67i: mAYOLA OlAVONS . 8~57~ Girl•- WOOD r- Mcw•t Slue PENCILS WELL MADE SCHOOL BAGS $194 T9 $2.8 8 , SIIOIS FOR ALL THE FA/4/LI H&R lEG 1.00 -NAT AT FANTASTIC IAYINIJS .. SHEllS • • • PRICED RIGHT • •• i.!laters •·• - Ti• Osfordi ·siJpona ••• T • Strapa Peif.y Loafers ••• Caauala~.· ' t ' 87 S· 4 .. 77C Ea. Jail Pclint With hflil Or C..hldge I SAVE AT THE MART! SOliDS - PlAIDS t· NO •ON BOYS DRESS JEA.~S $187 ;: ' ' , · Bovs . .Bri~fs or T-ShirtsJp~,.'$1.17 . ·Men's Orion Socks •••.•••••. S7e . ~pse-._. Penril S.er ·;;~ Sl47 · . .' AD~"' "SHEAFF'ER""' PENS BOYS - GIRL~ - BROTHERS SISTERS-,- ft HAVE TIIEM · ''AL a.For All Til; 'tamily • POl .GYM I CA.lWAS lto!l up Sleeve.. lllew ....,.. 1·; n ~ of me.u.,.. tofte prl*. C1n 101; Mf.y, Cln 9t; Honka, Chl90, -SEPTEIIEI 5_. \ 01 . . --~~tho fourth--.. ·A DISCOUNT .· DOARTMENT STOllE Mc:Cavey, SF 106; Perez, 93 .. w... w..-... • dullf SIJil, II roo 11 ,..,., barao11 radal hero Tuoadll' Padltl with wlnl In tho tldr<l .,.. Doiawero Pt. Pleasant · ~ • C..aU~rn OPEN 6 NIGHTS TILL iJ P.. M.1 •W:====·J-:l·-, Minnolota (PerQ' 15,5), 9 p. Iii. JBOtr•~ . ~:~,\~:~ Ol!llla!ICI ,Oiunter 9-lll at ~ B lrlat (lrnkorOQ' 3-4), 9 p. m. NatiODa! . _ , McCOvOY, ClevalaDd <MeDoweD 15-11)) at SF 40; 11. Aaron, All ani 111&1', Callfornla <KeaiOY 1.0), 7:45 P.IIL ClD 34i Perez, Cln 32; W)'llll, Seattle CBtunot 7-JIJ) at Bold· llou 28. more <Palmer 1~. 8 p. m. American league: Jaek10n, Chicago {Peter1. 11-1:0 at New Oak 45; Howard, Wash 40: K111eYork~ 16-11), 2 p.m. brow, Mlm 36; FUweD, Bolt and Ke011a City {Rooker 9-11)) at Boston (CUip 17-8}, 7:30 p. m. Yutnumak!, Boo 33. Pltehlng Thursday's Game• NatiODol Loquo: Seaver, lq . Oakland at Dotralt, night 18.7; Nlekro, AtJ, Jenkins, Cbl' Soaltlo at Baltimore, night and Oaleeo, LA 17.11; four lied Kenas Clly at Booton with 16, Only samoa ocheduled Amerlean Leaauo: Me Lila, Del 20-8; lllcNIIIy, Belt 17.4; Clllp, Presldoot William Henry Boo 17.8; CUellO(.Belt 17-10; Lo.. Harrison bad 10 eblldreo, lour ol whom were alive llch, Dot 16-7; stqltlerllrre, NY Double ID tilt • diolllati lido _, t11o -eye Slate . . . . Tool' af; .tllo Qold ... 111Plcl It lhe Olllo S1at4 Fair llhlo lor tllo. :L itllp - . .1!11 SHOP ANY OF OVR 3 STOBFS National latplo G. All R, H. Pet. Clmnte, 1'11108 397 70 142 .358 .Jones, NY 120 424 82 1fll .351 Rooe, Cln 119 47f 101 181 .340 Slfgll, I'll 111 385 72 133 .337 Alou. P)l 125 545 88 180 .330 .Ibn.., Clo 108 U5 72 136 .328 itlsuUn, Pit 98 348 49 1U .328 Perez, C!n 125 498 93 162 .325 Tolan, Cln 117 502 91 162 .323 McCvy, SF 114 367 77 117 .319 Amerlean Leasue · G. AB R. 11. Pel carew. Min 97 364 70 12s .3S2 Reeeo, ltlln 105 329 39 109 .331 Smltb, Bol 111 428 72 140 .327 F. Rbm, Bel 123 461 98 U5 .322 Oliva, ltlln 118 48ll 75 155 .318 Powll, Bel 123 f33 89 133 .307 Plrel!, Boo 118 fOI 72 122 ,30f Hwnl, Wao 128 f75 92 Uf .303 Blair, Bel 123 516 94 156 .302 i\rJdrwa, Bu1 86 332 54 99 .298 Runs Ilolted .. NaUonal League: Saalo, !(hi 107; ; , COWMiiUS {UPI) - -.c. INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE By United Pro .. lntorraUollll W, L. Pe~ GB Loul1viDe , • , 75 59 .580 Tidewater , • , 72 57 .538 1h Columbu1 •• . 71 63 .530 4 Syn:cu11 • , • 69 85 , 515 6 - ~he~!_-_._118 86 _,_51Y1_ 7 - ' L Double Ohio Paee · -\ wiener rooot wa1 held behind t11o P,.....J'OX·JIIIIIA>r lflllr o~ by the P - l!oy1l!o- Loquo last W-aday at wh!ch limo tropblo~ .,\Jere proNntod IOira-lioorp Noooolnrtd .... hi• Pln:U. loam, IN9 iAquo a..mp._ ) !acelvlng lrojoblu won Llnal1 1'W'etK, Ed Sld>arllld Andj! Bolo)', eoaches, 1111 '!'. !IIIeYoii. Noo~elrood,A. E!wlllh, B. W~au, D. Folmer, T, Qual!l, J. Obi!Dpr, B. S c - , t, SarVJr, P, Souloby, K. WOO!Ia,R. Brown&w. J, Qualll, · D, C!U and Jlmmer Soultrb~, batlooy. · AaaoelaHoo ~rolldoot No11e!road ........,... a meetlll( to bo holdooSopulltbor1hltOomhalht1 p.m. tomakolllau lor the 1970 SOIIOO .... lo dfi<UIS eho!WH pr-bJ the JD&ke. IOPoltha!. All perento 111111 ·other lntereoted pareona are urpc1 to a>tend. .• w~~~~Wat "'"'- I I I . '•~· •t·' ·" ' '". . ~- . "" • . oDd came II'OUIIIIIon llay'o dwble 10 lett. The Cllbl., 101 molt ol lhflr ....... on homor1. Boeker! hit hla ni-11 ot lba 100100 In the CIP-' OnliW lnnilt!l with ooooeon. ~ Bonk1 got hll f94th career tr and IIIII'IIMtr 20 thla :rear in the fourth. Doa YOIIDtl lrll hi• jlltb will! lland1 Hundleyoolnthellllh. Merrill frilled lo kluch llrat hole lo allow llundiOY to Ill¥ alive In tho aevonth 1111 Pore• bobbled YOUIII' • fP'oundor later In the aamo llllfrw, Both HWIIIley oDd YOUI'II oeored -.oocl runs on KeD Rudolph'• plnciHJit atrwle. T~ Clonlnpr, 11-14, goes for lho Roell today aplnot K e n Holtzman, 111-7. Sill(lo same• today ani Thursday wiDd II> Cl1>o dmatl's a•aon Yislta to the on Sasao's error. . SWON OPENS au-. rm Eul ' W. L. PeL GB Chi...... . ... 78 51 .805 . Bolllmoro ' • • 81 41 •880 Now Yl:r~ .... 73 52 .584 3 Detroit ••• ' ' 72 " .571 14 '. 7Q 58 .M7 71h Boston • , • , • 87 $9 .532 19 Pltl1 •• , 118 57 .SM 8 Wuhlnglon , • 66 63 •512 21~ Phlledoi;hll .. 52 73 .U6 24 New York • • • 82 65 . 488 24\'z ~ .... 39 90 .302 39 Clevelanl ' •• 54 75 .419 33'h ' 1 WeJt West I w. L. .Pet. GB W. L. Pet. GB Su Frlir .... 7Q 57 .551 Mlrinooota • • , 78 51 .598 Clnel . . . . . . 88 118 .SH ~ Olhland .. " • '13 52 •584 2 Allania J:.,;. 71 59 .UII ~ Colllorola • • • $2 71 ,t23 22 Lo1 AJwllloo ;·, 88 57 .H4 I - · Clcy •• 51 74 .408 24 Houlf.oa/•• •:.-•• 81 SO;' .528 a· Seattle •• ' ... 49 78 .392 28 saa m,.q,_, ... n 9~ .289 3311 Chi<&IO , , ... 49 77 .389 26'h 'l'!lelday':;lulla Tuelda:r'• Results Clne~j Chi 7 Boston 4 Kanaoa Clcy1 Chicago 3 Su Frin~ Philo YOI'k 2, 10 IDDI. AUotMI'~ · f · · Call£ 8 CleYO!alll 4 Lauil H ' n 0, 111 Seattle 2 Boltlmore 1 HouatGa St.~' I 2, 2nd Oakland 8 Detroit 8, lot Loo AIIJIOiu .e o Detroit 9 Oakland 6, 2Dd NIW York, 8 !lin f, Ill . Minnesota 6 Walh 4 Today'a Prdrable Pitchers ~~... Ycrlr o. 2n1 l lelo ' t zlllelo Tocla1',:.,~ ' n~~a,l~ ,, them-· <Ill.,... AMERICAN LEAGUE W.L.Pc~GB 1: ·, . · . . ' btlqb ~ 9-13), 8186 p.m. ' • . By United Pr88a International Sl.=.... 1. h~ l'· . '·'I''' 1• ---~ ---------aiq<, llld make breakfast lor HER. (Thanks for the maay meals lho prepar.. for YOU,) 2. When t h e kids aren•t in school, IUl'prise her at Urnes by DOl Wlklng he:r at all, but aettlng )'OUriOif otllo work. (Thaaho lor the maay oleep!a1a nlShll lho 1110111 mlrllng you and lhe eldL dr• tllniuib Uinoleoo,) Tony Perez was walked :r ~ . 1be flrll Umelnnawaylatay. eel with IIU'balovedgrandparenla, but aho threeteiiOd lhem with the law and made me come bome. Thea lhe look aWIY aU 1111 bedclothes, evea eoata llll robeB 1111 lnade me atay In 1111 .....,; tor two moatlla, coming out only tor lcbool and food. It was No.. vember and very eold.. , These are (lily a few otheracllonl. The ODe Ume Dad trledlo uranp P8)'ehiatrtc help for her, lho wild and l&!d If he over tried tbal apln lho'd do ....... tiling lonible lo •• kldo, We Uv. .eel In even more foor alter thel With Dad pelrllled ot her, there'o no ooe who <111 make tho ·Heelth 1111 Welfare people IDler. - · ltfl brothoro .,.. llatero are In claoaor: Tbo.Y're qed 9, 10, 12 llld 13. If lltJ" " " - .... I look lho'd 1101 them hoek, 1111 make Hie HoD for all ot OIL She pull oo a 80011 lhow forilellllllorlllu. · Whll<&ll wo do? - FEARFUL allll dena Beckert doubled with : I gram, Mei&s Coomt;y will! I h I a ,third proJiii!l-llave reeel~ \ o the last elgiR Yeoro more hlllblray m""!')'thlrilhfY.Iiad reeehed In total prior to 1963. . U, S. 33 80IIIh to the Ohio River cannot be placed on planning untn Ohio Is certain where ancl when West Vlrsiola will be lliD· irw to cmstruct a new bridge over their Ohio Rlver. This proJect, however. doesbringthetoor lane a mile closer. We have bad excellent relatiooo with county aDd village of. ficials. together with consultations with local civic gro~s alii Jntereated citizen! of Meigs Councy, They have been ol great help to us aDd we feel Uaat our present and future plans Cor Mo!ga Coomt;yprojecto moeta wlill lhelr approval Their hopes, or course, always is that some ot theae multJ..million projects can be speeded to early conatruc- . 'f ' take a look at ·thlt 'obit; "When you llatoMcl to Wild Blllllo\'o . P~ roliw ' to ll!lo,l. BDJSWW!aml hit a A<rllleolllwblch ..nt Popovich bulie wlthtlltftllll rua or the pme. . 1,., Gra"WOr l!allevH W1)118 cre,...waaelllld_. to relieve llarler illl WIIIOOJ" Merritt. Gra""r got IloD santo to oDd lhe same wllh IL bounee out lo short, illriJOIIIIII Beckert at third llith the tying rU.. Grarworgotcredlttorlho ..vo will! tha win IOIIW ID Merrill who chalked .., victory ftlllllhor 11 aploat a.. loaooo. selma look his oi>lh lola 111tinst 11. wloa. The Red1 Jtarted the aoorl!!g early Ia the same. They pounced on loser Dick 8elma ror. 11ix runs ani 1ent him to tho ohowers be- Sl. Yours truly, John Dow-Jer Dlvialm DepUIJ' Director , '7a( the bigcest br•ad value your :auon.ey can. buy II ! . tton. · r,n ot aura. He~lfCJICJIIJ.e• r. · ~--In ~-·•with mo...,..· ; ' ft~. ~Patw'~- ~ .-....._ · I · in every way • l f ... luckier than the guy theyWhlaked. after rm, up and ,'a..;;..,..,... , otr the floor. A few cla)'a later, · laet a ed frcim u;~ODUHI Joe, who finly stories and . Toromo Star, Pat$ccltt..''4ihat IBIGGJ£R <:;,~ o .• ' J . And we remember 'the buJ' But to let ~I( to :ml ...rfo.l . fe~- that ,... on the -~W 111lt ••~ ·r.r.n dlltb'• cl~ ·in.. . "WiL Joe~ Le'fia. He w. 1 aLotAJwel•HoipHII..A.~ ' ~d "~' Merrill got a· wall< In the .... oDd aDd aeored aller 1illllles by ' ,(irf. i , , Rote .,.. Tolan. Ted Abernotll)' t:ID<buiatl•• 11-7 wlnwa• 11meamo oir In roUef o1 ~ .'/~·<.~ . ~ 1111111' reapecto to tha 9-3 · The btNI were loaded 1aafA '' ~~~~ '<!!; MoDdo,y which ..,. the whoa Perez got an !ntaolloeal . 'euto, ,• • nlniJt.imlll( nlly. 11111. Bench !creed Perez wbUe . RoiO erooiOd lbe plate. May l 1W' lou tor Chicago was ita •llwled heme Tolan. · lldnl llralcht .,.. put them only May and Bench then worked a thnl !IIIDII lhead ot aecon:l double llal wllb Bench comlll( place N"' Ycrk 1o tha Nat!OIIII homo. ~~• Eastern Dlvillon. c:m. · tore a man waa out tnthueoonL Beach ocond the Redo' 111111 .~lrnll'• 11eood llnlght win lotpt By tho limo tho Btll two In- run In tho ninth when he walked I' · half same hohlnd tho nill(o were o..r, tho lledo bad . .-~· (ront.rullllfrw: San Franc-taco Gl- turned flve alrwlea, a aacrtnce 11111111 tllo Weo~ . lly and a dooble atoll Into oevon · • Qllcago, down 11-6 going Into rUIII. 4 tha ~ ot the ninth, aot oo Pete Iloilo llnsled 1o slartlhe ·~ '' ......, .f1m -rill for 1 1111111, scoring ,threat In the opening In~ .. Ill "'!t;, - e 1nd a llcrlllco nlqj. Bobbj< Tolan wao hit by a ~ IIJ r.r;- nm. plteh alldlhoobothrumer•movod . i ' l'ln& • hiller Paul Popovich lOP 011 .,.lid pitch. -; wllkod, Doa Keiolnger ftled out Loada Boaes ,---------~-------·-·---~ "' I "!!, l~heilthltr ,.. • . ~ <::>. • '• J ~O.tll.,, ooo-nm wiD over tha Cub1 Tuoldai' after I hill;}-.:~;:!~~ ~- Cuba' last mb\ute ol· ~ 10 full tho same from tho ;~.~ vi~nk~~:~=:~ ~~o o:·:.:w.~~.~~";j~~ ma:,:~;:~ tlnle,lot'a <:>o •• '0 0 I I be -knockedotr.too?,.' 1' whoq~in· akey- thatopenedhla liquor cabinet, doeothe~-~~ fooli1h tbi" .. wnn ever h.eaQntN..: noons and our days ott compllin' . be vtalta ~· jci.nt and pta all the memories that'D so Into the daylllhla booteo out or him, OW' book. "Pretty WUd.., We t.IKqht he'd never be able to _We'D have a few c~tera oo talkapln. ButJoopuUedthr...., ' I' If· 1<orec1 their 1eeood BW llovl1011; .11ow ·of tlie New the !>JOOCL ' A tiD, hDIIIJ' ~IItr York ocene, telli!Wofthel920'o.) ora 811111'1bt .ihe waltar'oatm BY WILD BILL DAVISON .lid . we htir M-raorllkoblu:ao, who'" 1000 WebreezedlntoOdcqotath8 '"Youat\lllfd~~'lw. . . York'• I , ,/ . _/· "~'~ ......_ , ,' . . . . ·->' \(..> \ , · ._, . "'~. '~ ' .~·· . 0 \ ·- ·' ·, " (('~ .! / , .• 1' / , 0 1 j Ht!ld ·1Jreath, · But Wi:n '•.'~~~;·'~(iJ~Pl)~ ~-~-a nd~·: : ;•! I .Jacrs:';,~;~;.;i~c:~:: ::.s--r.:~the=•.,=~ -~~t~ ._ ,·' ;'->;_ .../ • ..,_ -. . ._ _"'%-- . /.,.~\ . ·--><-- . \_, . ~~· ,-/'.di/ 1 · ' ~ ~ •,r . , ,/t i, .:.: // • . // 1 '". i ~ ' ' ·"· s·'.,, / '··.. / -. .~- t ; 'I ' ,s .stlnel, Pomo~W-MiddiiPOI'I. 0., W...,.ldai', All&uol21, 11168 ~. "' r , .. ~ . ~,) . .. . .' '\. /,f.I I . ~ .: . ~ .r ' I , ~-- ' .' . ! ' 2, ~ ~ ,. - ' ' �' ~~~j:' , ·, ('~ij', e - 'l1it lllllJ Senl\all, P__,.JI!Iddl~ o., 0[ ', .'· w_.,, •'/;, 1 ·.·.-.· ~--· . . ·. . Will Be Held Without Ben Davis ehanqlloollhlp 101000. "Tho - • roolly ahocked me, n he said. ''I really didn't OJq)Ocl It llllcl wallll't pre.PIJ'od for lt... ·.· :··· .. -:-:-·· : <UPo- VANCOUVER, B.C. Lel'01 KOTI, on Ali..Amerlca hallbtek from PUrdue, haobeen arrered a ••IUbatanttal" eon.. tract to join tile Brlllll! eo. lwnbla Uono Ill the C-dlan F~l Leaaue. the clli> onIIOIID<ed TUeaclay' K~a !las drilled by tile l'ldl· adelphia Easles of tile National F~l ......... but has had d1l!leulty reaeblns a ecatract agreement with tile club. Davia · aullorod hla InJury oarl,y ID tho lecond quarter at san Dlqo last SOturdaT nll!hl FIVE • DAY FORECASI' whon he attempted to clulnge By United Press International dlreetlooa and tackle tho Chars· TemperatureslnOhJoforthe ora' Gar7 Gorrlaon. Davl& . nve • dOT period '111uradq mlaaocl comeetlona and landed through Monday wiU average out Ill bounds, above oormel. Daytime blgha "I guoalt I was trylns to dety will average In the 80s and lows the law of body mechanics. Pvo at night In the upper 50a and always relt ooe of my asset& low 60s In oorth and central Ia the abUtty to ebonge dlroctlan llllclln the mld~Os In the south. quickly. I might so brle!l,y with Warm throutlb the period""' a take, but can react 1D an ~ til turning cooler oarly next stant," the cornerback said. 11oek. Precipitation will total Rookie Walt &unner from about one~alt Inch or less In FlOrldo State took over when showers over the weekend, Davia was Injured at san Dl. mainly In the north portlan, at Clnelnnati, , ego. A Browns' spokesman said Wide receiver Warren McVea, PERFORMS OPERATION who mlaaed tho Bonpla' flrat &!mner probably would get tile nod for Davis' poaltJon. CAPE TOWN (UPn - A modf. lllo exhibition gamea, did not eel team headed by heort sur. practlee Tueoday alter he again geon Dr. ChrlsUaan Barnard has pulled a thigh muscle. joined the heart and lungs of an McVea caught one pass and eltlbt • year • old IIAIIan sirI with threw a k~ bloek when the plastic arteries. Bet'ore the op. Bonpla acorod their wlnnlns oration Tueaclay, spoclellata had touchd01m against t h e Miami given Glovanna Bon only five Dolphins last Saturday nitlbL To 48 with 7 Waivers to 48 here Tuesday as • • cut Coach Paul Brown asked waiv- ers on aeven -players leaving Juat elalrt lllOl'e piO)'era to be dropped belore the team Ia at the J:'O'llllred regular aeaoon ltmJ&Ih, Dofenalvo eod Jim Grllfln and I'UIIIIing back Estes Bonks, both acquired In tile expansion draft lut 1181101'1, were among tho&e placod oo waivers. Only eight out ot to J)io.yors the Bongals plckod up In that draft are &till with the team. · Otllera cut Included lineback. 1r1 Bernard Erickson, a veter. on, and Bob Print, a free agent, del.,.lve bocl<a Jim Wllllams, the Bonpl&' 16th round draft choice tall year, free agent BUI Scott, and wide receiver RoYIDODd Jobn1011, also a free -'"We have other people we plan to keep who are better, " waa Browns• on.l.7 c:onunent in IIIIIOUII<Ins the cuts. Bnnm lii.IJt cut lour more !III.Jooro by Mollday and an ad~- four by tho start o1 the _ . . , Sop!. 14 when the Benthe Miami Dollll>lns pia ' - Indians Out Of Pennant I· ~ CLEVELAND (UP!) - T h e Cllmtlond ildlona are out ot I ,, •• I .I ',, the American Loaau9 l'onDinl I'OaiW1I race due to thet 8-4 lola to tho california Anpla TueadiJ nl&lrt11 waa ooo of tho oarlloll tho .... Loaau9 wuformod ID "''t01. CIIVeland Ia 33 pmea boiiiDd lliHivillcln laadlns Bal- -... 1 -· a1nco Euex Johnson, nlllling back, • . , ... ... start pltTins boll," aold . , . _ AiYin Dark. of Tuesds,y's drills beeauk By United Prtaa.~UoNI Agricultural Hall Of Fame James A. Rhodes has sl,gned leg. by the Department of PUblic Wel- lion• OallllaPbme UNIDENTIFIED LIGHT SAN FRANCISCO (UPQ - A brlsllt llalrt wu ""'" In the aklea over a broad area of the west · 'llloaclay nitlbt ahortly beloro 9 · p.m. (FliT) , The unldentl!lod ll&ht, t>OSelbly from a meteror, toochod oil lumdreds of telephone calla to t>OU ce In Nortllem California and Navade eommunltles. ' Tbe Miami . Dolphlna porod their rooter to 49 by drapplow tllo veterans and two rookloL Coach Georp WUaon aakod CID CIU NAMED NEW YORK (UPI) - Chi Chi Roclrlpl, a Oateran Ill tile PGA gob tour, TUelda1 waa named to repreaont Puorto-..Rico for the ninth time In tho World c.., gol1 chJunjllonahlpa at ~.Oct. 2-4. Chi Chi will be polred with Jeaua 1lodi"- In the 44-natlon tournamed. Ilana Helser, Gormon PGA champion, and T o n y Kuplmullor hove named to r11>reaent Gol'lllllll' In tile chomplonahlpo. •... r..r Is frH. ' ~·>< .• ' ~·~ ljlokloa Joha ,.,_ 1 ctDiel', illd reeetver, Cllck Moiloelio!l, ~ l!lla!'Od a 'ialrit ~ . _, .,,. ... "'"-:..-/·~:. , l/, The iutllolo Bllla mldo t w'o 1'l!cJU placoci oo the ~ c., uldqJ nlvero .,; waiver !lit .._ -ran M~l.. '-ck'l'<lilJ~ alill drq)p'lw rookie Ulll'l fill• who hoo' elx II!O!!tha ictlvo dulf to aorvo lntllo U S. Mar1110 C..,a Roaor>e. · llr<Jpa T!lo R<lokloa C..ch CUve Ruah o1 the Booton Patriots lirowocitwo..-a. Ruah lndlcoted he miJht !lick ~ ..,. of the ployera placed .., 11alvora by another teem. Rush cut punter Bront Conley o! Tulaa ond llnobackar Joe Loai!J of Uil kick Noll~. S!nlth. fll!llje' tacldo The olherc nl!v '-ck Richard .recel,.r AI llriom, ' \ .. ' . ANNIVERSARY AND IVEW ICA AFFILLt710N-SALE IN PROGRESS.ALL' ·CRIUI .-• •. A:. • • •• 'Ral!lh WEEK-THIS AD IS/UST A FEW OF.OVR . OU1STANDINC V.~'"''"" " !J Ovvt.on, ~ dahl end. Jlb'rlo Frod 'lbomaa ond VIckers. All - e FRESH.WHOU AN THO WBA TO CIIARQE MEMBEIIS · SALT LAKE . C..~ land, HH...,. rou ..., carllifl.,.., '-iltf tire rlretto ami ciKmtmr y011r IH. sl'flel"' . OOME IN-HELP us CUE,RA'JE OVR ~ DRESSED FRYERS ,.,....:;:•liJ CIT\' (UP0 · - Tha World - . _ Aaaoclati<NJ had adapted a lllllndardlledllll!llberlllfp po,yaiont pr.n dealped to aolw a ftoanclal problem the ot&onlaa- hal trlod io cope wl111 ,, ) ' ' Yeur le . Deelet., dl' ' ' PLUMI1NG AND . HUTI'NG for ,_..~,y 20 years. WBA membora poaaed tho roaolutlon at tllelra.-1 ...,,.,._ tioo here TUeldaJ befonreceaalow to cooaldor olectloo of offteora aehodulod for today. . 1/2 ~N k · , ' NAME SUPPLY MANAGEMENT '· .,. ill ~. { . ' ...-~ WHOLE SMOKED .CALLA .STYLE ' . ... .:~. '. • .KNOCK OUT SPECIALS t EVERYDAY LOW PRICES Cottage ·ICE ., I , ,., ' ' ;,· f, .r ' 4-\ ' ' or·GIRLS 16 oz. loaves .................................... ' ·. . PLA1EI-. VAN CAMP !lEST ., ... 2~·49~ IUYI BEEF 8EST BUYI ~~~~=~~arlne 3~79~ CANNED HA ·GREER_ . 2 lb. - MAXWELL HOUSE . iO oz.J• FROZENFOOP MICHIGAN . .IIRDSEYE CRISP ·AKE hz, cans 3 1.. ~~ .. 9: I '''· . '·' . . ·.~~ ........-····!. · ;.- ' ' : SHORTENING S•l*lor •••~ Sllctd . lb. Bacon , MEADOW ,;._~ ' ~ GO~D < < 1/2 gal. ctn. •••••••••••• •'. 2% cans iESTEE BLACKBERRY IHE ,.,. · 1·•. 4 1e 0·0 p ' ....... llclk YNIAGAU •:,.... 9~ BEST BUYI ··~ CARAVELLE 8 byBULOVA DOLLARS . ••••••••••.• • S:s INSTANT Tomatoes 1.00 COFFEE 1.29 oiiNGE 3·~~z. DRINK- 7 Ofcoui'IHI. ,, Hc••iary. DA\RY SPfCIAl~ ·· Delicious Low Calcile RICH T DWIIf Jn Many RED PACK CALIFORNIA Her choice7 A Cerevelle. ' Nomina, a•.-l;)leiii> ..-;-.,... ~l~e(I!VIId to , '-ck 81111 P~ca; a throe- . . Tho ~s ~"' u-ckv no.., · u.r,e ct.llghted by our lower .PrlC11. Come In and •ave _..,. •har.plng day with our help and aorvia. :. PeachPie · 2 Filiing :a 39~ Preserv~69~ • .! nl!v WhH o•r ehoeken total •P yo;,r food bill, you'U BERRY'S WORLD it l• . : .,, Tape Tofllt A11 Alw1g1 lowl1 ·-!I Ill Big 3 I.•.,. . lslation, effective Jul,y I, 1970, requiring the licensing and resu- ~ f, 't ····················~· THANK YOU BRAND ' ~ '· (\ '> > · more years to live. BUY I ' J;. Scott. Jets o! tile American Footboll Leque Tueociay drq)pod rookie eenter Frank Peters ot Ohio lJDl.. •oralcy from the sq,.d to cut the team to 48 player,_ G o v. fare. The new law will set rnininuun COLUMBUS (UPQ - Fourteen health and aatety standards at Ohioans were added to 1be 1969 centers which care for children Agricultural 11411 of Fame today (1 parents who must leave their by the Ohio Agricultural Coon- children to go to work in order to siOf oil 110lfaro roll e. cU. The department eurrontly cerThe new membersbtcludedtwo tifies only thote centers which llvlns reclplonll and 12 other persons who were leloctedbythe receive support from taxes or JudBing committee for t>OSI- voluntary community cootriW. tJons, and those which care for humous awards. Induction ceremonies were to at leaat 11 children more than be held at tile Ohio State F e1r to- three years old. Included In the program will day, at thoiMUel Honor Awards be centers caring for children Broakfaet. .Tbo 14.- momboraJoinodthe under the age ot threei centera 20 prior reclplonta Ill tho award opon leas then four hours a dOT. ' aecommodatlns be-' who have been named afnce 1965, ond' centers _ , !lve llllcl 10 cldldren. when the Hall ut Fame was orf. Contera with lll01'nlns and af, ginated, Howard J. Ziegler, a farmer ternoon programs and an average from Cl,yde, and Vlrtlll OVerholt, daiJ,y attendance Ill 30 or lllOl'e proloaaor ornorltua Ill Ohio State chhdren wiU pay $100 for a n. UniveraltY, 110re tho lllo living cenn, while the fee for all othere will be $50. Renewal fooa of reelplonta. Ziegler was honored for hla $25 will be paid by all oenters. 111e ooat to the elate haa boon eontrlbutloaa to tile dairy cattle, ll!eep, suprboot and feed erop eatlmated at $1.5 mlllloo for the lnduelry, OVerbolt haa taiJiht ag.. llfOIP'OII1. with the federal &OVern. rlcullllral ...........,. mont contrlbutlns onolher $4 mil- • ~ c•• The world chanu>ion New York latlon ol prtvate dlQ' care centers preciOUS. . "'* BOUTON TRADED HOUSTON (UPI) - J&n J1ou.. ton, a former 21"'81me winner with the New York Yank~, waa acquired by the Houston Aatroo fr<m the Seattle Pilots Tueaday In ......... for roller pitcher Doolay WCIII&ck and minor~ pllehor Roy Harrison. Bouton appoarod In 56 1101es for tile Pilots and had a 3.50 eornod run average. JETS CUT TO 48 HEMPSTEAD, N. Y. (UPO - I rl.s.p.~.~·Jola' t-- "al"~"·'"'!l,lit;;.!.. lactdo Tanl ' AI~ .v$t.~·· il.l4'sl~;t,~.,._,:; or to 47. . 1bo Clncl..it .....,.,, aot lholr . dolm to ts .,..,., whon ccacl! Paul Brown uked. wavlora oofa""!""!III.Jo•rs. . ' lnclud~ in Cull Included In tlii ware lwei mon fr<m lait year' a oliiiOI!IIim team, defenal,. end Jim Grlllln and runn!Jw book Eataa llal*a. Alao cut from the oqil!d won 11-ckora Bernard Eric~ defenal,. back Jim WiUiaino, wide recel,.r llajl Jdmaon ond free aseota Bob Print aod Bill for tills ylar's team. Hit prophecy como true Tuoaday when the Jola askod waivers on throe ...-ra Ill their chomplooahl!> 1oom :.. cor.-ek Johnnl' Slmq)le, defenal,. taclde Paul Rochoaler and punk!r catleyJohnaon. Tha Jell alao aakod waivers on full back Billy Joe, linebackers Gary ~r and Mike Slrun· berg ond p~ Frank Patera. ot COLUMBUS (UPQ - • +~ Tha c:uta Woob -nk, .""'ch Ill I h e worlcl ohomplon New York Joti, aald a - ' ' of weoka qo thai aome eho,._a mltlht be In order i~'ow~ans In Be Licensed Her time is Her timepiece 11 must be trustworthy. _. ''i· also missed the contact portion • -Orkllea. · •cwen. DDW that thepre~sure•a Day Care Cen ters T0 , Ew/;lpnk A$ks ~: W.iiiv~~$ :~-_ fh~e~ ::::-:-: :-.·.. : Bengals' Roster Cut WD.MlNGTON, Ohio (UPI)The Cincinnati Bonsai•' roster j ','· , """~t :n, 1t69 tile oporatlan u lllrlq aa I was bel~, u Davis said. Davia was informed late TUes.. dOT the · oporatloo would be """ ce11ary alter x-rays and exam.. lnatiooa. Davia will not only miss saturday nli!ht'a doubleheader date with Groen BoY at the Cleveland Stadium, hut Ia Olii>Octed to be out of actlan for Blx to elsht weeks, He could miss moat of the flrot half of tho ... '·, f v I ··Brown8' Annual Kicko~'~"Luncheon . ' 'JJ ' IIDIAM, Ohio (UPQ - The amual klekolr luneboon for tho Clevelllllcl Browns, where tile pid playera will be ill1ro<IUeed by bead coach Blanton COllier, wiU be held Friday In Clovolond. one player who will not be in attendanee La cornerback Ben Davia. He was to undergo knee lllrlliOl'l' today at Shaker Modi. cal Center for a torn carlllage. "I Juat hope I come out of ' '. ,, lEG. DAN .DEE '. .,8ANQUET. • •BEEF •TURlEY . LL L HOU.SE CO.FFEE,.. _ CAN . " t', ·<. • ;i;li.. . ":· ' ·t·, ~,. ' • ~ �.' ' ./ "I BY .ROB 'SIL£R !laY& n>" .... heard 1119 lale aboot the 'llio townothetforyean had been lharliW faellittea, enJoyll~ lesll¥alo aNI doh~ bual· nen topther?·Yes,thetwotowna were on auc:h aood terms they even shlred torrOIIt's. But once a y•r the two smaU eltlea were locked In, what ap-o peered to a paaserby, a life or death struaJ,e to prove that one was a..,erior to the other. Andln what my generation calls ..our meaaed tV aoclet;y" the kids were the ones eJPeeted to prove the point. The date or u,e showdown ' < for many yeara was the f 1 r at footbaU pme or the seasOIL But the adult.. eventually got into the act. Before lo~ the kids learned they were SttJposed to hate the fellows or the other city, just on that cloy, to wln, no mattor h<M. SO the game had to be . ' ' • , ·m ell:l. Miss Guthrie won two indlvldllll solo competition trophies in her 11·12 age group to Q1.16.li(y her for graOO championship participation among first place whmers in all age groups. Miss Guthrie won the large trophy tor being named grand cha~ion of the open competition for girls between four and 18. Approxima:teJ.y 150 girls took part in the various everts of the competition. Miss Guthrie is a student Mrs. Judy Riggs aOO has been twirling for only slightly over a year. or Carpenter . News, Notes i painted their toy helmets in school colors, wore uniforms similar to the big teams', and dreamod the.Y were the stars in one or the greatest ri\'llrlea arourll. or course, they were too)'OUIW to WKlerstand tbatthe rivalry was really a feud. A feud lhat,lhrough the years, cost more than one succeast'ul coach hls job and encled the athletlc careers of several possible 1-U (l'<lllts. Each player know that ll he loot, he would Jooe tho Rt•.. Howard Mayne filled his regular appointment at the Temple Methodist Church on Sunday after spending some time at the Garrett Bible Institute In Evan&ton. Dltnois. Lea Gaston, Alban.Y, visited with her grandparents, Mr. alii Mrs. Fern GUJogl,y. Mr. and Mrs. Herman Mattox of South Cbarleston, W, Va., were recent guest& or his brother and slster-i.,.law, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Mattox aDd brother, Edward Mattox. A girls quarteete from Cedarville College entertained with a musical program at the Carpe~ . ter Baptist Oiurch on Friday . evenlng after the quarterly birthday s"'lior. . . J ·~ f f• I Miss JitelOrer HQ)rd and tdend, John Manning, Columbus, were weekeud guests of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Heyd alii Cam, lly, local. Mrs. Otester Dailey anti Wllbur visited with Mrs. M u r I GalawQ. M.ra. Metta Fisher of Monmgahela, Pa., is apending scmetime here wltll her brother-!"' · law...! aliter, Mr. alii Mrs. Wil!lam Oteadle. Mr. alii Mro. Edwln Zimmerman ol Albany alao visited at the C!eaclle h<lme. Dille Dye, Jr., El Cerrito, catiforilla, waa aguestofhisparents, Mr. IJid Mrs. Dale Dye, Sr. the past week. Mr. ard Mrs. Clyde Walker ud family, Thurman, were also at the Dye home on SundQ to vlslt with her parent.. aNI brother. Those frcm the community who attended the Jeffers reunion on Sunday in CIIUUcoUle at the city park were Mr. and Mrs. Reed Jetrers, Mr. anJ Mrs. Gene Jeffers and family, Mr. a..:l Mrs. LaYern Jordan and family, Mr. and Gallipolis Ferry, W, Va., son, 8:44 a.m. Tuesda,y; Mrs. HeltJ'Y K, Milam, Rt. 1 Cheshire, daughter, 10:47 a.m. TUesday; Mrs. Roy D. Grimm, New Haven, w, Va., 8011, 11:25 a.m. Tuesday; Mrs. Richard L. Jeffers, Rt. 2 Albany, dauRhter,2:15p.m, Tuesday; Mrs. Roy D. Bl'OI!hlng, Pl. Plea88111, -,2:06p.m, Tuesda,y, Dlseharges Mrs. Eugene McDermitt, Miss Phebe Says: Plan .4 Cookout or Cookin With Our Good Right 3"· PI'•••• GROUND P.-fect ~or 1 95 BEEF ______ !~-~.!k~• ROUND ras---------·~~~~~ - ··1• 09 WIEN '' . m; J ...1<. / ~-· ' '· -'' ... ~ _, ' . ' ~ 'I ' -· .• • ' ' ~' . ._ ~- teantl')' CIU . lb. X r - Grw A Wllhbolle 5199 5·lb. . C':'aD n.. Turkeys 79c w lb. lb. •••· .t5e 10 'ui 5 .!!:~ $1 Stellfly Applesauee s•··b~!:'· $1 Steaks '' ,_,Qrltll Clo\'Or Vall<y Port. !liiORt-CUT Beans 'IIIIOGER Bu,ns ' sl _ 4 _,. -. ..... -· 2'i!:$1 FONDA CUPS__________~tt~39e ........ na. DAIRY BUYS COTtAGE CHEESE ICE CREAM Assorted Flavors ~ 1al. at. F11Topplq FaiiiiDnl Country Side at. ·, ·1· ' ' ' ' ' r · _ _ _ ... _ _ _ . . _.._ _ _ "':" _ _ _ ·..;. _ _ _ _tlz• ___ 1 ' ' ,· .' ·" 1 . ' '' . ' '1 ·Jf J'Rt:t: M EXTRA S&eab, tw t•• • ..._ ..... Fla. Qlp l'va C.tlels 8130/1111 Ytnow Cll•c Sllees 1: Uatns Peaches 4 ~~~;..::-· $1 4 :.-:.. 99c 4 ..... $1 FREE 50 · .................... ... ,..,, .... Coaley . O.eoPolahlt-. ... 8130/69 I 3 $11J. Qrutrte s. ,.•..,. ... Dolle..... Apples 4 69c lb. baJ ' ' ·~···sJc'· 69e' 2 49e ·-·. lb. · L•oodry Dot.....nt COOL , WHIP · • ., YALVARI- Lemonade "'~.:-· 59t Dinner RoDs 5 ~ $1 ' Mt-••' ll....r Bn.. - . !lerH )~ui;"' · S h. er m8ft Frel!l• ffrnnd l!:xp. 8/341/611 two n-. ..... Fla. c•l· Skoab. er Me 34..._ . .,. t1a. Clllp • ·~·d . TOP VALVE STAMPS 'I IM•n iJ;Jt; ~ ..· ~ ··$1 Exp. 8130169 itllftiAI'CI'YAUM can ·-._. .Bread$ ..... __ ' . z..... Chkk.. PoriA FREE so 3 ~ Fonda Flnou Quality 10 •s ~~::·· $1 lb. 8-et. pkge. ., ••ch a Crisco . 49~.;,,' . ' large . .solid e,. 79 'V't• lb. ' . lb . ' . . ' BJG SANDY Knoft •' en USDA CHOICE TJ!NDERAY CLOIID lUNDAYI I I --------·---·••-' J.lb. Canned Hams .. CHARtGi{·:. pkg. - • ~~ . Open Mon. Uru Sat. 9 to 9 S·TEAK 1~. ~· Roll Roast ' Food Prices Efflctlte Aua. 28-29,.30 USDA CHOICE Cho!<o Hand Picked • • . l•lr I We Gl•llr 1 ,.... / F., Hot ood Cold Drinh ruotic look in thickrreu. Easy to inttall with nails . •iAsoN . UliDA CHOJCI!: riNDERAY \ Mrs. Rex Oleadleanchona,along with Mr. alii Mrs. John Dunham and childrenwhoarevlslti~Where and sons, accompanied by her nephew, Ricky Rice, COlumbus, spent a day at Cedar Potm Amuae-ment Park on Lake Erie. Whole . Mrs. William Cheadle, Mr. a n d We Dellr• , "I .:'. ~. .~ · ·j ·. Fresh Fryers Catsup --------- Mr. ani Mrs. Dwalne Jordan ' Stokely Kroft ' . 173·5554 · .. :. ··"~- Beef Stokaly Thick 1 ' 99c . Boston . ·FJr.nl .Claims :; CH_,IfiCE ter. er, Mrs. Ginevra Foster. ' S. GOVERNMENT IN!iPtlCTI'D KR061!R PREMIUM tiUALRY .·' , . .,,e about -. -·< ~~ :.\. F.;jse '· ·~·. AmbasNdor Taoty edhes;.,.. .U IIIOd ~llhlre. . ' PAPER PLATES. -""-----~~~ 59e USTARD_______________ J~ 19e """"""' I I 'I I NAPKINS ___________ 2 !=.~·- 49~ I I I I I Stock Reduction Sale I ·CATSUP. _____________ 2 ~:· 49~ I PANELING ., ARMSTRONG I BARBECUE · SAUC£. ___ 1~:~ 39e I I I1 1 GRAPE JELL Y----~~---1!:~ 29e I R11ul• $16.00 Sheet: ·,! 1I I 'I I PINTO BEAN·S·------ 4 ·~· 49e ~~~y 6·~2 I l SHEET I ACARON 1-----..~--- 3 .~ ... .,.9e .IDE HOGG & ZUSPAN ; MA IE RIALS CO. · · II ' Of ,, ...., per thaiua"d Cubic WID_,., ,. . In u~DA c. I"Storbrldge" ' """".- . Patrick, Mrs. RB¥mond T. Caah, Dana P. Smitb, Mrs. Verne Blazer, Edward D. Lambert. James Stewart, Mrs. Gomer E. Jenkins, Oke,y B. Wheeler, Mrs. William D. Davia, Jr., and ln!ant daughter, Mrs. Frank L, Akers and Infant son, Mrs. Gary E. Burns and ln!ant daughter, Mrs. Gsry S. Smltll and ln!ant dalll!h- Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Huff of Dayton were guests ol her mctll- . ...... Sliced Bologna .......... ol-111\1 '- ']\ Olive M, NeMnan, William G. Turner, Mrs. WUllam Curfman Rlcbard A, 4'<lna, Mrs. Larry' from New Boston, DJ. ... ono.:-mt lit cdllc taot of IPIIIJ' In GaiiJpaJII. LABOR DAY Choice p.m. Parents only on Pediatrics Ward, Admissions Publication of admissions Is prohibited Wltll further notice. ' Births Mrs. Harold E. Harmon, Rt. 1 Gallipolis, son, 5:03 a.m. Tues~ da,y; Mrs. Herbert R, Maxwell, Rt. 2 Vinton, daughter, 7:09a.m. Tuesday; Mrs. Marvin L. Hall, e Dd ' ~- for your Labor Holzer Medica! Center, Ftrsi Ave. Vl&ltlng hours 2.4 and 7.8 " ;_; 'ohji " •. 39¢ ·aosm ·. [HOSPITAL NEWS] t "';··.. ' t ,. DIANA GUTHRIE, II, DAUGHTER of Mr. ani Mrs. Go1'11Jcl Guthrie, Coolville Route 2, is pictured with her trophies which she won in baton twirling com,petitton in Belpre over the week-- ·~• .. Moved' to the last 111111• ol the seaoOQ, For more than 40 y•r• the younger BUYI tn these two remarkable town.o had ~~''"'" .., looking forward: to the day they could plly oo their i'espective high school footbaU teams a-.! get in the Big Game. Wtth the eo-thuslaam that klda have, they Eltra l'uof '........ Joilnki?Sbe Fresh. Peaehes 3 .... 599! Canftl~pes ......, Crbto Celery Hearts ,.,, 39e t·-- Strawberries ' 3 lor �' ~~- "' . ll,et"tn~d~~h_y':!" \·:... 'n.e - FUrtlalld Olld Grove lock sites will be I>.Y the u, S. COrps <ll · tor operational pur. This is the statement c:l. Col. ·Maurice D. Roush ol the Corps Englfteers in Huntington in re- ••. ·~- to a I'elllest by the Meigs " Count;y COmmi11ioners for the ~ two sites at Portland and Apple ; .Grove which are no longer need·-.ltd due to the operation or the .'. Rew Raelne dam. ' ', ., • • COl. ROIIIh lndl..llcl tbllllthe - · are fowld later to be exesso, the Corpo will probably lesse lhem to the Ohio Department d. Natural Resources and or the Meigs CounQ" Com.miSJionen for .PUblic park and reerea- John W. Martin ' Dies Tuesday MASON - John W. Martin, 89, Mason, died Tuesday at Veterans . :: Meet Friday ''•• ~.; A m~ting for all pare11ts ·or ·: children who will attend kinder~ garten this fall at the Chestet' :: Elementary School will be held . : at 2 p. m. Friday at the school. .. Children are not to be taken :-- to the meeting. Purpose of the :: meeting wUI be to explain needs :: of the children. to decide which ~ children will ~ttend morning and ~-- whicil will atteOO afternoon ses:· · sions, andtosetupindlvldualconi.: ferences with parents on Wednes.; day and Thursday of next week. :: The kiOOergarten pu,pils will :· ·atterll their first day of regular classes Friday, Sept. 5. Trans·. jortation will be provided one .. Memorial Hospital in Columbus. Berore his retirement, Mr. Martin worked as a storeke.,er here, sold real estate, an:l also had worked for the railroad. He was born June 22 1 1880 In Union Community the son of Frank A. and Sarah Bumgarner Martln. Surviving are his wife, Mabeli a son, Tom Danielson of Cincinnati; a gral"llson, John Danielson, and several nieces and nephews. Mr. Martin was a member or the ChrisJ. Methodist Church. Funeral services will be held • I llonal lliCUitlea. Tbe IOtier from Col. Rouab BBid nothing "' the foot two family borneo which are located at the Ajlple Grove and POrtiOIId sites - twO at oa<b locallon. At tbe last report the borneo ! ' t .< • •. •• ·," near the ...W ~ ~ $chool. · .99•.i.OIId the _Mol.ws ~ . lor a dilllanct~ elf....., telllhs <ll Co. "" an tlternotlilo!al~ .l6.8bo. , ..,. mile. Coal <llthe proeess will · At .the rlquest <ll Mrs: J,a .• . e be$5,467,40. ' , The boardacceptedbtdson iJev.:. •: 8~ 1 county ~euloal_s · niuhe, It wa& .a&r::eed· to ~: Terry Jl¥oaP fl> asolot .~Gi ~ ' era! new trucks lor the .,.,.,.ey bisllway deportmeilt Tueoday. Ac- record. work lor the remawere echeduled for off - alte re- esJ)Ied were the bids dl Pl>maroy <ll the year. moval. This apparently ba.o bot Motor Co. lor o C-60 truck lor Perry Rial, 00101\1' oanltorlln, ' cbaJ\Zed. 1n some quarters It his $3,879 will\ lnlloln; ~r and • ilale unitarian'..,..._. been felt that tho large three • Auto Co. oo a GMC lor $4,559. mot With the - · - • iD ·, bedroom two family bousesmake cpte adequate booslng lor Melga Coomcy families. T b e Parker Himman officiating. Bur- ial will be at Suncrest Memorial Park in PL Pleasant Frierds may call at the funeral home anytime after noon Thursday. TAKEN TO HOSPITAL :: All kindergarten children not The Middleport emergency unit ·: jeglstered in the spri~ must answered a call at 12:04 a. m. : present their birth certificates Wednooday to the DorolhJ< Pat.: am immunization records. First terson heme on leading Creek ·: grade stlllle!Xs who were not in R<ad, from where Lima Black:: kindergarten last year must also ford, 19, was taken to Veterans :: present birtJ1 certificates and lm- Memorial Hospital, given medi;: munization records. cal treatment, and dismissed. Revenue Puts construction. 1\!eetlng Tueoday, tile Mollo County Commissioners agreed to proceed with two projects by force account processes. removal of an obsolete bridge of Township Road 346 In Rutland Township. Cost of removal and replacement of a new bridge will '!. AREYOII? be $5,291. 75. day and Thursday. High in the low 80s in the northeast to mid te)per 80s intlle sauthwest. Clear and mild tonight, low in the upper 50s in the northeast to mid 60s in the southwest. am MARRIAGE UCENSES James Michael Gerlach, 20, :to the auditor's figures, were$1,- and Debra Rae Grueser, 20 1 both :213,324, up $135,561 over fiscal of Middleport; John Buel Riden· ~ 1968. Total distributions 1<> Meigs our 22, Chester, ard Robena 1 ' '<:wnty were $14,669.52. Ann Trussell, 20, Reedsville. · News... in Briefs No one was injured and no charge was filed in a two ear collision at 1:30 p.m. Tuesday on Rt. 7, nJne-tenths of a mile south ol roy • s a i d the accident occurred when Charles K. Stewart, 25, Middleport, attempted to pass a car driven by Clarence H. Archer, 37, Youngstown, just as Archer attempted to ntakea left turn. There was moderate damage to both cars. Former Resident of Middleport Dies MASON - John Riley, 84, Portage, 1111., formerly of Middleport, died Sunday in the AlDO Hospital at Portage. He is survived by a sister, Mrs. Lottie Roush, or Mid- dleport. Funeral services will be held at 3 p. m. Friday at the Fogle. song Funeral Home where friends may call after noon Thur~. The Rev. Parker HinztMWI-Jrill officiate arxl burial will be ·In Spillman Cemetery. d"te ENROLLED AT FRANKLIN aU over again. "I did not get a lawyer unill three days after I asked (or one. 1bere were lawyers available on post. Charges are siC)posed to be read in 24 hours. We waited a week. It was two weeks IJ4lfore Ole heartrws started. ~finite coercion was used in getting a statement lrun a whness." Ne:a mooe up to Hanoi people PARIS - PRESIDENT NIXON Wll.L HOLD OFF announcing more U. S. troop withdrawals from Vietnam until the COMmUnists demODStnte they are willing to end the war, Allied sour~es said Ron Reuter, son of Mr. and Mrs. Roy Reuter, is enrolled at Franklin University, Columbia. will begin his training there on Sept. 8. He is employed on a part - time basis with the Blu'eau (1 Motor Vehicles and. is curreftt.. ly undergoing a two - week training period. ROll ls a graduate oC Meigs High School. FLARE LEG For Schoo! l'e4r FOR Rt. 33, north of Pome- The Slate Highway Pat..ol (Continued from Page 1) GENUINE Girls' New Fall Dresses BiSI school hosiery Value ••. seamless, sheer ny• Ions, sizes 8)1 to 11, leg printed paHerns, shes 3 to 6X, 7 to 14. SIDS 9·to Injection lor 10111 wtar, loafer and OJfurd boys; straps, sllpons illd olfonls flaHering and lo"9"',Wear· lng. $ 99 $ 99 each . pair . CHILDRENS' SIZES 3 tO 7 ·Quilted Nylon $ JACKETS NEW·· ILL~lJM~D , DICTIONARY . Ntw ancl r•Yised, whh 800 pav••• cw..- 50,000 entrle11. $266 letoHY$5.29· ....__..,,, Retail Value LIMIT 2 PKGS. •1" Pll CUSTOMII letoll Value lOOCOUNT ' PAPER .BUILT-UP COTTON · .SLIPS l!f! 9 HIGH INTENSITY 27.e •. ........ DESK LAMP BOYS' DRESS SOCKS ·• ,, rR9hlll Ylolue, • ·• 4 ,,; •· \.:-.~ _,.~ .,·~ ··' .t \ ,.J!lU•-"'.j ,.P ~~.. . •' 1,,•.-i . ,··_, , ~ •.:. ' ' --------~-~ ~~-- Assorted Styles . 68~ ea. ~ -------(7< All metal construction .. . 12" flexible coble in polished brass fini1h .. . 14 'h " high ... On/Off switch on the base . $2'', $~o~k up )low on th!f '.ltirifl¥ ; · · buy I Boyf. Bo~lotr.-;1 ~pi'l~ ! - l ., .... :,. GIVE US A TRY. REGULAR GAS ETHYL GAS 9 9 CERTIFIED OIL COMPANY 538 W. IIAIN 992-9981 POMEROY Every Gallon sold with a Money Back G1141rantee TEACHERS TO MEET All teachers of the Southern Local School District wtll meet at 9 a. rn. Friday at the Southern High School in Racine in prepar. aUon !or the opening of classes next week. Supt. Ralph Sayre r• quests all teachers to be present. ................ · • · Nylon dress socks ln as· SOrtltp·colors. Sizes 9 .;,· 11 , (ltlfii1Jihpl. Retail Value ZIPPER POUCH 59' ...... ...... ,. HYSELL RUN GROUP MEETS The Woman's Missionary SOciety of the Hysell Run Free Methodist Cburch met TUesday, Aug., 19, at the home or Mrs. Phylll.t DugaiL Mrs. Carrie Moore read devotions and Mrs. June Dew· burst Joel gr..., singing. Two BIble qutzes were cOilductecL Followiq the general busineis meet~~ the hostess served refreshments to eight members and one . guest. I.I SCHOOL ·WESTERN STYLE 4..-16· .... DENIM .JE'ANS ENVELOPES e PLAIN, LEGAL, AIRMAIL .. + • • + + .. + + +++++ ++++ +++++ ++++ + + •• + ++++ TABLETS e PLAIN OR We1tem cut jean1 for bay1. CHOICE . 'Shtrts, •laes s- M-Lo!)(L, Ath 1ttlc ahlrts tt,M for $1.77. , ....... ....... · . I nAIL YAWE 49ciACH ........ ..... EACH AS NEAR AS YOUR PMONE 99$3501 •.. _·,, . .. r., ""'' .,,·.r ~ .>.<:; ,, Alwa;s COiiP*iitiwe Prices ,... ~· r£ DEt,.JvE Rr • "''' 830 E. "'IN .. . POIIERO. Y; . • • DEPT. 8uy Magic Marke-r . .. marks any sur· foce permanently ... and receiY& FREE . . . new fine line soft writing nylon tip pen . letall Value 69' CI.AIRO~ acute that postage stampe were used as a medium fl. exchange, according to lbe EDcyclopaedla Britannica. Attention . . . · Food ltakets, Cl•s. Ollillizalions, Restaurillts illd Motels. IOISIWAII ·---29< ..... ·~· '\ During the Civil War, !be USDA 49~ MARKER shortage of coins was so CliOICE MEATS 2FOR WITH MAGIC ' ~! 1 f..*""""' FREE PEN . k"lt brl••·'f ., ... .... tit . . . . . . PENCILS ·CRAYOI.AS. :' . Bo.., 1h0tts end 30 N0.2 YELLOW AND ASSORTED COLORS ANTI ROLL AND ' ' Slut 6 to 12, long w1arlng, Ieasy e.-. . letaiiVaiU• 29' '.' liTAIL YALUI $6.95 AIRMAIL Nlmn's chief peace negotiator1 Henry Cabot ·Lodge, brought back that message Tuesday ror the Viet COng an:l North Vietmmese after conault&tlons with the Presideot in the United SCates. Exactly what algn would be acceptable - a decline In battlefield attacks or a new move at the peace table- was not clear. Nixon's initial 25,00()..man Jullout was to be completed Thursday, · · ~. dacron -cotton fabric. Selection of the newest fall colon. Sizes 8 to 18. $3.91 ROLL~" MASKING 99 Set hlclutl••t 4-lit" COI!Ipau' W/J*I and pen· <it part "-llo 1' Dividlr . . . .6\'i"IMIIf,." .. , :J\Ii" low diwider ... bow pel!• dl ... baw pan wjlide adjVI!ftel'lt . . . Elltra halldle, t.ad bOJI, ""'..., di\'ldlr. In f.tt lin.d twa flap cow. Make the college or home scene in the "swingiest'' styles in town . Do your thing in these "kidty'' flare leg slackl in NOTEBOOK FILLER PAPER .......... ..... DRAWIIGSET NYLONS New easy core fobric:s, in plaids, · solid colors cmd SLACKS SOOCOUNT -- ··- . IGday. " (j / T h c commissioners afso agreed to widen county Road C..25 Sunny arxl a little warmer t~ :: · Legislative appropriations and : ~ reveooes collected on wagers : :d!Jrlng the 1968 racing season en::abl.ed the state to disburse more -ll!an 2 million ID 94 toun(y and ::Independent lairs during fiscal ::1969, State Auditor Roger Cloud ·:wd today. · :· Actual distributions, according SOON one "' lhe projects will be the &».:!:::~~:!!?.i&~:-:~:;:~:;;{*:~~~3~~~: [wEATHER REPORT) t 814-,669 in Meigs a conalderable number ol present residence• In the county. It ia doubted that the house a can be moved because of the cype of at Fogles()tlg Funeral Home at 1:30 p. m. Friday with the Rev. . _way. . '• homes are an improvement over ·Parents Will ~ Wager . Reg. $1.19-17 oz. / LISIERIN.E ANtiSEPTIC .. .... $1.05 Family · Size · CREST 100THPA$fE .:.""__.. __ .q. f· 19 ·"Palhrn . M;i~'*,. Ju•t U~ th ~lri. ·lines uu,wltft folo:llni ltrcl•• .... . ,., 'fi:$ • ' ,... ' ' '. "i ,). }t v , , . .,. .."q·. ,. ,:,.-;·1· . ' , .. . .. ~ r'\' .' l" I\' ' • SNAP FIIONT . • TWO POCKETS e ACETATE & NYLON BLEND e COLORS, PINK; BLUE, CORAL, GREEN HAIR SETTER e LIGHTED MIRROR • 20 ROLLERS • ON-Off SWITCH fQR Llt:;HT AND ROLLERS e·SLIM DURABLE CASE · •110.120\-0LT 60CYCLESAC 3M MAGIC TAPE 1/a"x200" 2 25C ..... fOR Volvo 25•Eech ..... •••••••• ·. �"'"*" .. . ' J•oB ~II)>, A;tl !ralnlna acheol ,at ~~ Air Force Bue In Tuaa. · . ' ·•·' ' '• .. '; .. ': •..-Jr.. ; ' lord Blgp, 2101 SEAWAY HUNTING VEST Removable game poclcet . . . Snap cuffo . , , L~thor ohoulder patch ..• Cotton Corduroy collar . . , Rubber· ized cloth ... Aosorted sizes. . • 14-K... COol if welg~t ba~"· ..... .w. . Sizes S·M·l. 41 P• Sttn :• FOOTBALL • BOOTS ern style "chaps" of heovy duty vinyl . . . two llosh pockeh . .. two bod! pockets . .. bMt klops . . . watch pocket . . . :.:ipper fly .. ". GOLf GLOVE Mode of tht fined hnhatfon luther. oy1oo botwooo flnton. ONE SIZE '",, I ITAIL $7.91 .w. letoll Value $12.95 . liTAIL VALUI $4.95 SPOilS IEPT. ' CLOSED . ,_. "' ··' L'-'iiuco Y•<• GOLF BALL .. ALL 99 4 _, in coldest weothtf. SPillS 66 Pt., ....... S....Ooly THERMAL SOCKS K"P' your fM snuo JPAII and comlortobfr worm I ~- TUllEY CALLER ~.5 .,letaU .... ·OFF . $127 ...... ..... ..,., n. ......., Wlfll heir .....,., ..••, TASTY II.ADl CUT ·... '" ..... v.... SNITS Te hale 0• • . ,.., ••, To .. ,. •...2. $1.39 . ,, -. '" 5'Jt7' PLASTIC .... ........,...... ..,. • ...r iTARP •127 DISCOUNT PRICES v.... ...., __ ,____ ......... $1'' ._.,... 160Z. AQUA JUST WO.EIRJL · Nn HAll SPRAY HAl SPRAY t.IOZ. 70Z. JEICEIIS J&J LOTION ..... v..... liM "'!' •.M4 .. 1 ...... . ;. 1 • • •.... Ill. JJ.• '7fte . .... Ill' • '. .. . "., . Mlli~.aria 0111111 • .4 !:.':'lao · BABYSHA.ao··. A&P Plutic Saadwich 111::0:• R5Uil.a iiqw roo~ I•L~JatiOI ·'I ' ....• .. • ..t":.•slao .iANE P~t~q , · . ' .... .,._ U:ON Pie • • .,..._ ... :...u;1 . · ...... - • • • CHECK ITEMS YO~ IUJI '' SAVE M• . . . . . . . .Lit . . . . ~ ' IS. Off' lAN~IDilHotNT Col~ . ,. ,, ', ,. ' / .. l - ' ,. ' ..... . ............ .... ', Wdv all . • • , .:-::. I" ' .r '. =::.".:;::-: 1. .... ................. .. 0 111 ==:=.~.... 0 ,...,...- -.... · 0 1. 1• ..... _..:.,._ 0 ..... ,.,... .......bMI. COSIIIIIC •, • .. FINE FOR SAlADS ''·" ... ..... cos.nc Beef Stea~s . . • W1eners "'' .,., • • • Sliced BICia :;: • • • :: .. Porkloat ~'% ...... 57• lraunschweiger ~: • • "49- B0I.,.. C•nn.,,Ha11 ~~::; • • I!. '7" Lunch Meat ~,:,:,~~ • • • .. 7t Pickle &Pimento Loaf:;: :::: 5t Sulta1a Meat Piea • •5::: 'lao Breaded Shrim, ~= :k.' It 0SC.U WAYH • ... . 76( ......_ sac ...... sse ....,.. ...... •• b.,17 • • IN '1UPER-RIIOHT" FRQZEN '"' ' ' ·rf~ 160Z. ..... • "·94• Rib Steaks •. . $UI $1.75 Clluck Steaks • • • •··&t Chuck Roast •. • • 8ro11~ Chick ·~:.s:: • • • ..at Pork Chops ou~~~·" • • TENDER-JUICY .. . .,.' . . . .,.._ holow ............ ' ' ........................... - lONE LESS OSCAl lofAYII All . . . . "' I atoll SNIIS •• $266 OUR LOW DIAPHRAGM . ! II 3 ·FOR TACKLE 7tchlr . . ·0 • • • Your A6rP Store Will Be ' •V.t 1JI'J,. , I I..~ ·~ I ., " ' .. ~ .. $266 ' "' ' "' _,.•.... . e IDE•t FOR .ll OUTDOOR SPORTS •ND COlD WE.THER USE . I . p,;.., ..... lCwv MI.. ~~ !Otto. J - _••_._.~--·a~__A&_St.... _ _ _ _ _l· · ~ .....------ - - · - · . VALUE e POCKET SIZE, E•SY TO c•RRY WI I I . I firS AlL $777 QUALITY and '• ·- Nine eyelet features yellow hosiery lining, loam · insulation, heoY)' reinforced gusoet ridged sole and heel, otHI ohank, cuohian inaole ... sizes 6 to 12. front in assorted sins. lG ..,., ·It !I '' tJ 1 mi•Uon. " SPOil'S IIPI. INSULATED 11 oz. water ntpetlent treat.d Army Dud!: in mustord color. Front of pants featum west- l' .,•. atead. is Eusenta Gardner, special education teacher at the GalIta Academy. version with tlnnneas and deter.. . HUNTING PANTS ·~· ! .' I '' • t the Mlcldleport Elementary School. Conferring with Mrs. Bum- •••• .• • •• .. . '•·•. '4'5 I ; ...the most en.Jgyable farle in beer IOday! , letoll Value ···· HA MRS, MARY BUMSTEAD, left, a Dayton teacher, was the conaultant Cor a Sl4)plemental phonic& reading program workshop tor Melgs alii GaUta elementary teachers held Tuesday at JlltiiS gauges. With game poc.et. SPOtTS DEPT. for a lo'!g hof 'urnrnefi.fay I...UV•Iue Elastic shell loops hold all $2'' J!ou Ave., ¥ ramento, Calif., 95352. $497 NOW A hunter's special . . . VIctor 4 . Broom, Kathr)'n E. Official lin and Nvloft ·Wound . Pdwor Co., N ilro!ln to NO,. WlnebrOMOr ,llole G. Wlnobre!Dr, lot, ~ Jmn L. {irueser, Juanita P. GrueHr to Beaaie Ohll..,., .. ~ M, P.ayne, I. 2acre, s.Jiabury. ' BASI(EfBALL · . DIPT. .COAT ... to tiosoment, Olive. CaiUornla with him. Their id· dress Is Airman and Mrs, wu. l' VOlT· oa.,.., cc.;z::~Lesllo F, ~ 1011 training, His wile, Dlaile, retumecl ,to \ SPOITS to.. Force Base at Sacramento, Calif., lor ~ mc.dha adclltiqpaJ ~ . ' lll<ller Aller spendlngatwoweekiOIYe with his lamlb' and friends he has returned to M~Clollon Air '' ~..!=.::.-·n ..... -.J.... .... · 0 1• ..~-·-· . iitlh, • . --- ,· ;r. . �' '. ' ' '.,.,. .' ' ,,.. ''.· ' ~ V1 ,, ;; ·''s'To,' .. .. -------------- F01 Want .t.d Mrviu 5 cant• pll< Word .,. inurtion a&ini111u!ll Chef.. 11c: 12 canta IM' •ord thr•• VACANCY tor two elderl1 poo.. pie. Pnfor prlwte pold po.. tlonto. . . _ ..._ 'I'IWIS$. IG-8tle Can1IOC:u• tlva inaarllon• . II co1111 par Word 1111 ~;ontocutive inlo•tio,.. 25 ~· ,unt Di1coun1 on pord o:~da oM ada pc11d withn'l 10 day1 . THE CHESTER F1re llepL wiD CARD OF THANK~ & OBITUARY $1 50 ICM 50 word """'""""'· Eo . hold ita aMual Labor Day eel· ebrallon Monday, Soc>L I with 1 chicken barbecYe aa.l epare addltioi'IOI .. ord 2c . BLIND A05 A.llldltional 25c Chorga per Adnr- I•' I ribs, homemade. lee cream, Pie and cake. A parade at 1:30 p. m., a garden tractor puU at ~ p.m. Those who plan to enter the tractor. pull must submit their entr) by Auz, "n. tlta-nt . OFF ICE HOUR5 1 :30 a .M. tn 5:00p .m. Doily 8t30 a.m. to 12:00 Notuo Soturday Mei~ Weigh slips mustbelncontes~ ants' possession day or pull. · Serving wUJ begin at 11:30a.m. Property I S.21·6tc RUBBER STAMPS made 10 order, 2t hour 18nlct. For more hltormallm eall Dwoln or WDMabel L. Wolfe to Bernice F. .,. C:Uto, Portland, Ohio. Grueser. lots, Pomeroy. 7-3.'1oto Transfers ij Clyde Van Cooney, Lelia Van Cooney 10 Earl S;·hller, Gath- ------- -------- SKATE-A·W AY wW be closed August 29 and 30th, Sept. 10. 12-13. Watch for.backtoschool. EarlS. Shatter, Gathel L. Shal· partJ, Free gifts for everyone. fer to Alvin L. Barnett, Mildred S.24-5tc ll Barnett, 40 .15 acres, salis- el L. Shaffer, 40.15 Acre, Salisbury. bury. carl E. Dotson, Elizabeth J, GLORIA'S SCHOOL of Dance, tap, ballet, acrobatics, jan Dotson to Vernon Blng, parcel, and baton. Watch tor regi&tration ad In Sunday, Aug. 31, paper or call 992-6922, Gloria Buck. Letart. Wendell Eblin, Leona Eblin to Henry Eblin, Hester Eblin, 1.57 acre , SaUsbury, Edith M. Welch, admnx., Anna E. Russell,dec.,toOonaldWelch, 24,54 acres, Scipio. Vernon Bing, Bertha Bing to Bernard V. Fultz, parcel,. Letart. ...... ALL~UTSJDE OF QUALdY 1966 CHEVROI.IT IMPALA 4 DR. - • . , . OFF · _$1595 . va engine! aut~matic Irani. Power steering, radio, heater. AI good W.W. tiros. Pleasing 2 tbno blac~ One owner, low mileage, VB eng., auto. trans., lll:e new' w-w tires, rodlo, white nylon top with turquoise body. ' 1964 CHEVROLET BEL AIR STA. WAGON --$1195 VB engine, auto. tra"''' good w-w tires, radio, beau- ~ ·Lelah tiful white finish with red interior. Po11erey Motor Co. I'OMIIIOY, OHIO Cottrill, lot, Syracuse. ., ' . rf . W. A. Bretacher, Blanche Bret&<her to Edythe D. Calvert, Ftr Rent Help Wanted YOUNG MAN to learn 10110nl construction trade. 5teMb' work year CCitui, !lrneuaa, Oblaoalllote HI. 124, I'll- 99wt51. round. · contact EVENINGS FREE, no experl"""e needed, to earn 25 per cent commission demonatraUng; toys. No investment. Car nee· e1sary. Write Toy Ladle• Par· t.v Plan, Jolmslown, Pa. 15901. 8.1l7-3tc I TRAILER LOTS, Bob'o lldlll1 8-11-lfc Georp F. Morrlaon,Sr., Cllelter, Ohio, 985-3837• ------------- THREE ROOM opartment, ...,. pietely modern with built-In kitchen, wall oven and tabletop ilnl.t; atalnleaa steel sink wtth dlapoaal Ulll~ large bath and lal'le eloseta. Nicely decorated. Cali 992-2278 for 11>pointment after 2 p. m. 8-22-trc bath. Inquire Employment Wanted at Maplewood lAke. WILL DO lronlngs. Call 9927380. 8.:!6-ftc TRAILER, BROWN'S Trailer Pork, Minersville. Pllone 9923324. 8-21·1Zic -------------- FURNISHm and uniUrnlsbod oportmelto. a- "' oc:hooL l'llano 99Uf34. 10.18-lfc For Sale or Trade FOUR ROOM lllmlohod ..,.rl• mont, bath, adulll and ...rerenceo, lll'k ·llulbtri'J A'"' l'llano 6~88. 7~• ------------- 't:llf149-2013. llanted WOo KQU'1.t; MNIIA\lo.t:K, IUD • man, wiU at.. 50por ..,. ...... minion, ABC Cl..-., l(o. Yi. VL 7-27-tfl I WILL NOT BE respooalble lor any debts eootracted by anyone other than myaelt WIUiam COmolly, Erma ConRd>ert F. PJidd¥ KaDBuga, 0. nolly to Dale Comolly, Doma 8-22-6111 WOMAN lor pneral omce IIOI'lt. Comoll)', 3. 85 acres, Olive. Tn>l"' needed al01111 with ....,. Emma Will, dec., aka Emma I WILL NOT be respooslble lor -ledtte of bookkeeping. WUl Smith, dec., to Herbert B. any debta other than DIY own. Write Box 780-A In care of Smltb, afftd. trans., Chester. Robert L. BopSI, 8.:!6.3111 11le DaU, Senllnol, p ....I'Vl'. Lawrence Martin Wilcoxen. Ohio. Frances Wilcoxen to Roy Allen 8ayre,.Emlleen Sayre, 2.4acres, Let.non. Board of Education, Meigs I.oBusiness Opportunities eal Sehnol DisL, to VIllage of. Glen 0. Deeter, Doris M. Deet· er to Dale L. Connolly, L52 A., Olive. '' l ' -------------- r' '. ,,., ' t ~· .'"• ' Edward Baer, dec., \0 Maria Baer, Christy Baer, Walter E. Bur, afltd. for trans., Sutton. Maria Baer to Christy Baer, Walter E. Baer, afftd. for traas., Sutton. Qlriaty Baer, Helen Bier, Walter E. Baer, Katie Bui- to Walter E. Baer, Katie Baer, par.. eels, Sutton. ',. •• For Sale sliced, 3 lb, $1.39i ice milk, ' Want Ads SPARE TIME IICOME Distributor Help Wanted For This Area you organize? tr you are this person, don't cheat yourself out of a auceesaful career• Write for llj)j)Olntment H. G. You Can Earn $800 A Month Or More Bued On Your 8-26.3tc Effort stamps. M aM G Food Market, 3 miles south of Middleport on HI. 1. 8-27-3111 NURSE ! BEDROOM MOBILE home, M and G Food Mo.rke~ 3 miles South of Middleport oo RL 7. S.27-3tp R. N• INI••..Iel ftWalng pealtlen "''h K•l•., AltllfthiUM & Cl.."'''" ul c.r,.,..~et~•• la""'"oN ..... *" ···'--· ,.,....... ······-· ,., o.... "· la¥11RII....Ii_. Waal Ylrtlnla 67 BUICK ....... $2395 Lelc*r. "'4r. H.T. air Fo~arr 13041 21W311 cancl. P.S., P.B. Auto. ffant. E!Ctre nlc11. --· ...... .-c:IIM MINI, ......... Mdl ..... WILCOMI INYII'I'IHTiotl IITIOUL IITRIBUT•a CO. 435 So, Kimbroutrh S.Wiatf'Jeld, Mo. 668011 ---···.-11-.. . A.T. · .... 507 IIlli Sl., JlkltPtpatt. GLADYS MAYBERRY I o v o 1 tiUitJ." .,_ elotheo. llleearnof17hlllllllth by r~ Rawllnp Co. 2 or 3 hauro 1 dl;r and nJIINIIH!D , _ lflf«IIIQ" . . . . . . . . . ........ "'vY of lt ... 24-INCH STEEL fllrDBce with 1111aro ,lachol. All repotero top Good condition. David KablMIIS, O.ester, Ohio. .._985-3989. 8-29-3tp pipes and ------------- usm PIANOS - Two nice recondlllonecl uprlaht pianos wlth bench. Free dOUVer)'. Call Rutland Furniture 742-4211. 8-26-litc 11oJ11en7 toveo our Co. So will 1""· Write me, IIIVI., oame, od- P- I . P- Uf.T. ,.., •• ,_ ._._.A - eaiPOiad. 'IJt Bro!IDBD A..,, Ml4dlapcitl.ft,. 62-81111 .. ~036, . ------------28 houae tiellel:, '58 JEEP, ft. SIIYor Rldp, 1101111 on Ill. 7 to Eutorn 111&1> Sellool, tum left al lll"r 1lldp 2 ml111, lint house poll chUrch '"' the left. 8-27-31<: -------------rw R.H, new ttres, excellent eoallltlon, $400. 982.3939. 8.27-lite .... 1948 W!LLYS Jeep __ __________ _ ..... ------------- R•l Estate F.tr Sale RODNBY DOWiGi!c; z...1111111 Real . . . ..u,. -------------- -------------- . ....,. -------------- _______ ____ _ Take over ~ooUipor DMIIIh or poj'balanteo!..UO. -------------- WILL SACRIFICE Slnpr zta 1111 Fw free holne - OIJilppecl tlollk model aewlnl eall Vl2.a352. 8.:11.flc mac:hbto. Elcelllllt ecihdltloa. ---,.- - - - - "- - - Only43?.60 caobprlce. ONE. HOT. P~T 41!;1~~ · ~¥.,;} ¥to!!hOIOI,, . · .... . . • ------------LOFTY PILE, Frw froiD ICiillo the carpet cleouod with B1uo Lootro. Root oloetrle abam- pooor fl, TltQ"olllrplDlaad. l.ll5-6te ------------' BEANS, half runner, plelt fOOl' own, t3 boohel. Briltl eaatallo er. Andrew Crou, Rt. 2, Racine, Ohio. 8-2Q.6te op.-.. . ' REALTY GEO. ltOist.nTER, l;o~., 19 ACR&'i - 1~ tiuabte, 20boar~ 1111 fruit troli. Goad 1 hooae, batlt, 111 1\amace, 5badroamo, 'wltb c l - S...l'al oulbuU.U., OnlJ .11.000. POMEROY - & roomo, bath, ro.. - ohl1181e roof, porcltoa, 2 POODLE PUPPIES. AKC T a J Iota, out 01 llnotl. ·eesoo.' · miniature, t15and TUPPERs PLAINI - 1 ..-o, vice and lfOOinllw, . . _ WS. modtra bath, f ~ .. 544& u-.: F1'C111t, - ,Grebao. 2 .., IUIIIIL laere. tl.O,SOO. HELEM 1r VIRGIL TEAfORD EXCI!SS BODY lltdd with flttltlo> •1<, • . tdlota, . ...., .l.ft, a& Ntloeo ASSOCI ATI!S Nl-3325 -------------Drvc. _________ ,...._ ,;;;~· --- LONE STAB boot,- ad trailer. N e w llittoh, IIUL .. . . . 62-2288. S.lt.Ue - ...... ..., . -. LOlli: WEIGHT aa1o1r 111111- .,~-0..., '1441....... . --------------------------usm 7 ROOM HOUSE lD atelier. Cell 81248110. • 8.:11.6\e TAPPAN Gu ~. fU. l'l*Q Vl2-3101.' ...• \ . • 8.2'1.Gip .( r ., TY~E HOME tOR SA~E . ~;:i{~~R .AUM, CHESTER. PK!O·' " . itHOM1!•9IS.330 I I I .985-3302· \ ' ' ' ~ SYRACUSE 149-31e . ·1 ,'~ · .r ' •. .· - :1 forcing and therefore, wealter than tho jump to game. j .... Well As. · · South dld not b old an ideal hand for Blaclnrood. When North obatrecl OD1y two aees he bad poteuliallJ two quick club looera. Ulrnlao, South !ell that North oboul4 not bave bad two quick losers !a that sull ·Of couroe, If West bad lllll ·"' anythlnjr but a club, Soulll'"• would have made his llam ' and there would have beea no argument ------------- ------------- HOISTETTIR 1 . .uad openlag bla, bUI coulcl bave 8hOwft all that with a olmple twoIPade rolae. Or, If he felt llke overbiddlDC I trlflo ba could bave ralaed lo - . In the!JO eltuallooa wbero your partner hal glvetl \'01')1 Utile bltormallon .about blo hand, the blgber you rolae blm the more :rou lboulcl bol4. Tbus, •lump to tbroo spadoa would ba blgbly lD· vltallonal but 1101 abaoluloly Mason. Arttt;. Informed As nof... "i8;· • -------~------ .-- ; .- ,. G~lli:O . ond ... tf4c r&rce, H'ti• ,•.-u.-~w ' ~~· Phtlftt· . oven, $176i me Harp te• lb. olde wltb Soulh lD IIIla ~~-Na.tb'a to Iota' wu • jump trem"""""u' llo bad fota'IPIIloo l<&eping: .M.e!Qs. •1 !reo'""'.....,...,.. -------------· --·--- jilclalp of - ' - ·8.1ll..'ite 173..'i660. : -------------- _________ __ a 62 CREVY Station Wqon, . malic lransmllalon, 321e1L ln. en,ci.De, 4 barl"ffl carburetor, $493.000 Body perfect. Call U92-7375. i-27-3111 .,, ------· --- ---- "M"ilrl. ,._ .......,._ dreso, IIIII ~ number, TRAILER SPACE. Gra..l tiDed'. ........' Charlie Penn, W. T, Rlwllllh od, 7tO Mlp1e - . Co., PO Box 204, ChilU<Othe, JOrl, Ohio, Qtlo, 45GIII.. 8$1-lle ..,. HOUSE FOR SALE on Wright st. -ttwAI 7 rooms, needs some attention. . llldtll~ CMO' TWO extra lots win brlllll 1k tho coat. Pl>one 992.3292. TWO GE!n'LE mare horiOI for 8.1l6-31<: • aalo or trade for 1014lnes. Ph. 992.2221 or aee at Jlo.jal OBit Business Services TWO BUilDINGS, I x 12 and 10 stable1, Rt. 3, Pomeroy. x 12, movable, suitable for 8-27-3te SEPTIC lllN el•tlod. lllller Sanlllllitllo Stewart, Ohio. Pb. lllorage or olllce bulldlnp. 662-3036, 1968 Oldomablle Dolmmt, 4 TWO Bl!DROOM mabUe home, ...;.. door, run power, J2,000miles. 10 fl. X 50 ft. Good C<1114itlon. See or eall Micky WUUoma, 8 742..'iMS. 8.1l7-31<: HARRISON'S TV AND ANtENNA a.m. to 5:30p.m. 992.1l367. EvSERVICE. Phone 99Z422. ealngs 742..4111. 8.1l6-3tp , so HARD baek baolto, oudl' u "&-10-lfe ..... ''Gone Wlth The Wind" by Margaret Mlleboll. '!'be¥ an If. MAPLE STERE0,1869oarlyAID)'QU bul ill 50; t2 ll bou!llrt SEE tmlGLER llulldq Stc>JIII arlcan ateroo radio tor bull41118 •)'QUI' ' - Coli eeporately·. Call912.:17~ tim. 1bl1 lo a beautiful I!OIId Guy Nelllor, Baehtt, 0. 8.1l7.3te llate Ullltwlthf..apeed,.,._. 3-28-lfe -------------a.-- .... . clothe•. Glad¥• IUIC:K PONTIAC GMC TRUCKS POMEROY llrh't, I ,.,. ..... Wfitl _Itt ...... -------------Sunboam ceal FURlllSIIED tllroo . . - ...,... On• earelul own«. Sh- tood eor. P.S ., P.B. & BLAETTNARS ........ For Rant W.. on. llll.e ,..., flnlth. PS, PB & AT, till! an ....., .,.nunltr ..,.,.,., t?.!!!f!T1~~.;;;,;~2~~ &4 PONTIAC ... ,ll095 Cotolincr 2 OOM HOfl To,, ..... ....,....... -lfiWIIIf .......... *' Alilflff ... . ......... .t h SeM ,.• .,.. 111 C4111fklallft ter et S1.141 " ILfJI Cflll ......... .... ..'lll'lllr¥ .... - - · """'· VIlli ....... ll¥1 • . . . . gr IMI M -'It re ...,... It tHtt 4 11 tt lllllfrl ,., WMI. If .,_ an .. lfllrllltlry ........ For Rent ..... n• -------------- 64 FORD 9 pas...._ C<1un1r1 Sedan W18'011 for \2 or 11 lila port. 1 pl. 99ci 5 lb. tomatoes, 49c; -...a lOc lb.; recap tires regular sizes, 2 ror $23; potatoeo 10 lb. 69c. We toke food •• p. . p._ Opon1nl dl')'er, .150;- RCA Wblrl- - - - - - - - - - - - - - allan, Now Jlavoa. pool lroltfreo 14\ cuble foot ELECTROWX CLEANER larp 2071, • rofrlprator •176; otto Phlleo dOlllX model. Colnjllete wlthall · aull1mllic waohor f/5; me.... clelllllDI lllalo and - r bop, er>t>laco dlttotte let t25. All Runa like 11011. WIU iall lOt SEWING · MAaDNES, llol1alr 4 ROOM l\lrnlobed apartment, all are In C<1114111on and would $28.00 eaob or termo. Alone utilities paid. Phone 992-3975. aervlce, all llllltea. 62-2284. like to Mll by Sept. IlL 1111< 88:1.:1685. 8;/U-Iite 8'27.3te The Flbrle Shop, · l'CIIIoro.r. A. Elcbi"'Ir 892-1526. ------------Authorized 5qor Silll lid Sanlce. Woh_Sd_o. ll-2f.4111 AWNINGS, . . . - · 1 1 d wt.tfe Auto Sales - - - - - - - - - - .. - 'III!IICin. euPorta, ......... . . ,__ RAG RUGS, also doing cuolllal Ilion IDtl l!aU 1tttulallclli. 19G6 FORD 'h -!On pickq>, 21,000 1'1111 waving. Wllllam Rizor. ...,. h.., 111111 ntrliiitt~~. roll HIRE, 11011 treittlttr actual miles; radio, deluxe PIIOtW> 992-2658. liw. rw IIIII, etaopaol_dralD,I 4 to Q hMter. Phono Chooter 985- . 8-2~ a.rtao ~· IIJ<a·v. v. 3350. Con ba seen 11 Newell' a lllde. Paul ___ - - - - - - - - - Jota1eolltll Son. lao. ,f.H6 W, VL Pholtt 77W718 aa.i Sunoco. 11-iklc 3130 .. 949-3911, Badttt. BRACE YOURSELF for a thrill COAL,WMP,~·~.mbtt ~. the drlt time you un 81111 1946 FORD COUPE, tiDed '""' run. Eacololor So.lt Worb, Lootro to elean l'IIIL Rent dltlon, ffOO. Phone Oloohlre Eaot Malll st., Pomon>J. C. C. BRADFORD, AU~O!II!:t:R eleetrle . . . _ , $1. Baker 367-7512. 98U891. 8-13-tfe ~Stnlce . Furniture. 1969 PLYMOUTH R - , low mileage, rea110111.ble, mu1t Jell. Darrel Goff, LanpYUle, phone 742..'il0l. 8.26-6tc DO YOU HAVE a good peraonal· lt.v? Are you enthusiastic? Con Steele, P.o. Box 43, MJddle-- BOLOGNA, 2 lb. $1.99; jowl, ·' ' Shop The Middleport, lots, Middleport Puo 3 UNFURNISHED rooms and bath, 317 Mechanic St. Call 992. 2381. 8.27-3tc 8-22-Gtc Bellewe, Nebraska, •_ ·w.. l t TWO BmROOII traller 8 x 67 For Sale feet. Will sell dleap. Soe Georp Kau!l', 323 Meclllldc TWO BEDROOM l!oll11, U~ """"· dlnlltl ....m, hall and . St., l'l>mei'O)'. 8.1l6-3tp ------------- -------------FIVE ROOM house, -------------- tamiJ.y·· tree. Pleise wrltidii . . . . .,.~1. parcel, Pc:m.eroy. Neltbo<- F01 Sale e.au. Drive, 68005. 11--- tZ •Qn OPIII IYES. 8:00 P.M. Derrell Rulfcorn, 105 Klnp Hendricks to Margaret tQlt .1[1107 .KQU.t .AQU 1967 FORD. MWltl1ni: G,T, 390 engine, f..apeed tranemlaoloa. Good ....Utim. See Jim Andrewa or call 892-46118. 8.zl-3tp -------------- ,., UOTII •AtH IJOVIB Auto Sales For Sale, Rent a~ ~ .,;.o,.. 1965 CHEVELLE CONY. COUP'E ---------51295 Blng, parcel, Letart. Cleaners for repairs in Porn .. 1968 CAMERO 327, 4-opeecl George R. Rayburn, Wanda R. eroy are nowtobeleftandplck .. Phone 992-6547. Rayburn to Harry E. Johnson, Dead up at Duke Cleaners In Mid8-21-&c lore• Maxine Johnson, 9.57 acdleport. H and E Shoe Service, res, Salisbury. 427 2nd Ave., Gallipolis. Cbde W, DDcher, Lucille 8.:!7-31<: SLEEPING ROOl\1 over w l i o DUeller to Eugene W. Reeves, siOre, phone 992-52113. 7~c f BEDROOM HOME, full-slzecl Juanita M. ,Reeves, parcels, WILL PAY for any intonnatlon buement, gas furnace heat, Selplo. concernhw Lewis Ruffcorn or gas hot water heater, tully air NEWLY DECORATED l\lrnlohecl Din B. Fleming, dec., to Kathany of hla relatives. Born in candltlooecl, d001> well, one and opartmonl. Can ba seenaiNelf· arine Rutb F1emi._, cert. for one-thli'd acres with fruit trees Meigs County, 1832, 1111 mar· ell' a Sunoco, Che1ter. Pbone trans., Lebanon. ried a Baker. Was a Civll War and larile garden opot. One 885-33$0. Katharine Ruth fleming to IJtu>. .' veteraA Am lrying to trace DIY . · mile out or Raelne on Route lei~" ~.Jr.,parcela,Leb­ .. WIBT • • , POMEROY over grey. Wanted To Buy "I"Q .l.. •. . . .,.. ..15 ., _, TRE FORKED Run Sporlsman CHINA CABIIIETS, llblll, Club wlll hold a lUll shoot at ·otd eloclta, ole. Wrll<o _.all Forked Run CHI Labor Da_y. If. D, IIWor, Ill. f, ......,.., 8.:!7-3tc plollotf12.:12'11, Bernard v. Fultz, Betty J. DUE TO management change, Fultz to Vernon Bing, Berthe shoes formerly left at Duke . ' _______ ____ wa.r .wor.... "''""' Notl•• lo ....., ,,... f~. •. '"''' •."'-1··· ·. Ohl•.ofhu · ·· nhM;).l •t•• {H...,.,., E,_,,_.AIM.) · ' R•ecuter ot .... , w~r:~~ DUirr, ··-~ lot• II . , •'-• c....,.. gnll\~ to . . C.Oollt. . . . HIO thil, cf.. nil with HUI (tcl111l.,. wfthfft . four 11. . .111. · · . If ,..,t.o.l ,,.,. .,.... thl• 20th .. .. .. . . . . . ' . ' ·. :~·~.-:~ 11'11, 9/3, 9110, it• ·' ·cito.SSWORD " ··· Mail Call ------------.._,.um , ..' RaciDt, Oldo ' aitllndronl ---'---------~ . IIEADY-MlX CONCIIii:l't lilt" ored rlebt !4y...-ptojaet. Fait and ~· Fioo eothllateo. ·Pit. 62-3Jit, GqlobllloadJ.IIlz" Co.. MlddloPort; Ohio. 5-30-lfe ------------- lnsllinc:e AtrrOMOJiiLE ~ llila cattcollod? Loot . ........ et.w'o u-1'1 i::ou t1aJee& S.IJ<4te ---------------~--------------' - LIGAL IIDTICI IID11CI DP ..... Shop -The Fatigue and Tension-Factors in Leg Cramps ly WAYNE G. IIANDSTADT, M.D. Want Ads �. ', ' . ' ' •• '"" !l!/.. ' ' • •~ • '" ' iV,dno~, AuiiUII • ~- f ' '''~-. " . ' .'· ,'!' " ~"'"··'· ···· '· Membership Te.a . -. ' . ' night tor tbe marchlllll oenlor ball!. ThO boll! wiD play at 1111. Ohio State Fair Friday. Tag Illy 'IJIOielltatlvely tot lor Wenclo/l 'Miller of Groveport oct. 4 alii 5 wlih 111e may\)!'& of spenl111e pool - k hero wllh hio tho 111reo vlllqetto be cmQ.ctOd lioter, Mra. DaVId Enllmtnaor. for 19proYal. MeeUngs of the During 1110 week IIley vlaltod In lh~~ Band Boosters wm be held on the South Charlestoa., W. Va. with WellwOOd, ,N, J. have fourth Monday of each month. Mr. IIKI Mrl. Roth Zailn and Mr. 1 ::; · Mayer, membershlf' chairman, llld Mra. Charloa Enllmlnpr, vialtia .,tth _Mri. •• . Nor~ l§cCIIlwn.·n1ather, llr. ~ er In · ' ' wlll serve as her assistant. ()th.. Mr. IIKI Mra. Alberl . Roullll . , . tJ~ !Jil!l . !'lrker, ~ Frl~ ~ . food~P'• , . en named to the membership and children, Beciq and Ken!¥, . a hil !alnll1holile. l!or . poeinl woh . emunlttee were Mrs. Charles IIIII arrive home OOday !rom 1 Edwards, Mrs. Frank Powers, vialt at Camp LeJeune, N, C. with Mi-. Olld Mro.lhQ IIOborl Mrs. Gene Houcluhelt and Mrs. Ike wereHatbrocl)l J¢Dod 1>¥ .. ol ·U,, · lholr ~nJaw and dlw&hler, G. ond cbllclron, Tom and Mary of maldQI James Owen. Sj!l, and Mra. Donald Ma111eoy . ., . WOllbtnalon. '1bt!alnll1wa1Jolll- 1bo W<lndor Plans were made to clean the Miss Ann Wlloon, daughler of and chUdron. Enrouto home they eel lor a vial! &ondol' 1>¥ llr_a.· Martha Hustad wu "011 1>¥ Mra. band boosters booth at the stad~ Mr. and Mrs. Frank WllSOD, Mid. viaited with Mr. and Mrs. Dale MR. AND MRS. WI)LFt Raymoold Harbrecht and Mlaa Dboo. Gomoo Coilductacl 1>¥ Mro. lum. A work session was setfor 7 dleport, has completed her stu- Roush and children, &.. Albans, Mr. and Mrs. Herman Wolfe Clara ·Garland. Ethel . Slllllh were ptayeci duriJIIl P• m. on Sept. 2, of Racine will obaerve their dies at Mountain State Bullness w. va. Weekend. Yli!IDrs of Mr. and 111a social~. . _,· Discussed at the meeting was College In Parkersburg, W.Va. Howard ~dor of Parkers- 60th wedding armiver11U'7 Mon.. Mro. Loro,y Walton Wire Mro. Refreohmenll wore oo'he41D. ,, disposal of the Pomeroy, Middleday. The couple Was married Miss Wilson completed a sec- burg, W. Va. waa the Monday ~Iii, her daugh. !hoao lllimod aril Mia. · MJrllo port alii Rutlalll High Schoolo retarial finishing course in the guest of Mr. and Mrs. Paol Grue- on Sept. 1 , 1009 al Porllsnd.bjc ter alii a lriond of Gohii!Jl8. • tOni; lofrl; Mabel Moore, Mra. IDliforms. Students interested in secretarial science division of aor. the Rev. W. E. Weisser. They ' Mr. and Mra. Doo Rhea and Agnes Woeilf, Mra. R!d>1 Frick, ' aecurtrw a Wtiform have until tlle school. At Mountain State she Mrs. Earl Knight is recu,perat.. have one daughter, Mrs. Datsi sranclaoo, Slovlo Bonce, have re- Mrs. Cordelia Bem;, Mr!L BooDec. 1 to contact Mrs. Norman was a cheerleader, a member of ing at home following IIUrgery at 8ayre of Racine, two grancL I turned !rom a c:amplng lrlp '"' lah tJ!terbock and Mba Freda Van Meter, Middleport, M r s. Delta Theta Chi Sororlcy and the Grant Hoapl:tal in Columbus. Bechildren, and six great -arandthe Musldngum Rlver. Llevlag. Patty Edwanls was a James Souhby, Pomeroy, or Ar· Secretaries Club. chlldren. Both Mr. and Mrs. fore rlturning to Middleport she Mra. Mary Phyllis Wbllcomb guol!!. thur MOler, Rutland. After the Mr. and Mrs. W!ltonanddaugll- spent a week in ColumWs with Wolfe observed their Stat of Detroit, Mich. hat been hero Dec. 1 dtadline, the old unUorms ter, Sharon, and Mrs. Pamela her son.JnJaw and daughter, Mr. birthday anniversaries this vlalUng her mother, Mrs. FA "ill be sent to Goodwill IIXIus- O'Laughltn, Pomeroy, attended and Mrs. Ron Haley and daugh- month. No special observance !Dnos. Both Mro. Wbltcomb and tri4!s. 11 being planned lor Mr. and &mday's commencement. ter, Paige. b8r husband are involved In ean.. Activities ot the bandweredisMrs. Wolfe, although fiiends Mr. and Mrs. 1 Robert Harris cer research. cussed. A swimming party will be ol Columbus were "eekend 'Yisl.- do plan a card shower. Mrs. Joaeph (Mlidre<ll FansFmsr CHILD BORN held at the Middleport pool tolernlakor of Cleveland, and her MASON - Mr. and Mrs. Ter- tors of his father, R, W. Harris eon, Joe c:l Dayton are vltltlng ry Henry, Mason, are announc- and other relatives. (. hero wl111 Mrs. Eugene Forboa. iDH the birth of their first child, Mr. and Mrs. Wendell Gerlach, . Use Our Auto Bank· Mr. and Mro. Boy Router and a son, born August 1i at Holzer &.tsan, Mike and SteYe were ln ' Alexandria, VL over the weeklamlly spent &ondol' In COlumbus Medical Center. The Infant weigh' WEDNESJAY end tor the w-edding of bia niece, with their ..... Roo. On Monday ed 7 lbs. andha.sbeennamedTerSAVe: TIMe:· ... GET-ACQUAINTED moo!lni al they went to Cumberland to see ry MichaeJ Henry, n. Grandpar- Sarah Gerlach. Susan was a Chester Grado School lor llrll tho Big MoBklo and oo Tuesday ents are Mr. aDd Mrs. Oscar Hen- bridesmaid for her cousin. gadora, Wednesday, I p.m. RoMrs. Edith Jlvideri and Mrs. ry, CliftOn, and Mrs. James Mcvisited tbeMarlottaMuaown. Mr. The Gideon Roush famUy re- .:.leuter is on vaeatldn from hla troohmanll. Kerjan, Athens, and great..-and- Betcy Cline have returned from POMEROY • Mlddl01>0rl Lions parents are Mr. and Mrs. Herman Beaumont, Texas where they vi- unloo was hold &mda,V, Alii· 24 employment at ~n. sited Mrs. Cline's son-ln...lawand at the state Park on Route No. 33 Mr. and Mrs• .DJgene Reitman , Club, ROOD WednesdQ, Pcmeroy Ross, Mason. daugllter, Mr. and Mrt. Robert with a basket dinner at noon. llld daughters, Francine and 1United Molhodlo! Chur~. Special Warren and family. WhUeinTex.. The oldest woman in attendance 9taron Ruth and son, Jimmy, of program by Tom CasselL as they visited the Astrodome, was Mrs. Edna Rous~ and the Amber, Fa. spen!lrom WodnesRACINE BOY Seoul Troop 2U and the amusement park. "Six oldest man, Owen "Joher" Wat- day to &ondo)o horowl111hor moth- owlmm!JIIl ..,..cy fDil&h! a! ForkTONIGHT AND THURSDAY Flags OVer Texas••. They return- son. The youngestwaaLli8Pape. er, Mrs. J. M. 1b..-,, Mro. eel Run Lake; boyo to be alii&. ed via Georgia seeing someGtthe Attendlng WBre Mr. and Mra. AUG. 27-28 Roltrnon, accom.Pift(od 1>¥ her ciao LeciGn 11a11· at 6 p.m. wllh recent hurricane damage. John Fisher and Ken, Akroni Mr. NOT OPEN hullband, allelldod her 25th ami- ponnlt' conoent tllp. Tranaporand Mrs. Robert Euler, Mike and verOIII')' obl8rvancoofsradua!lon la!lon provided. ll's Quic~r Lori, and Norman and Robbie !rom tho st. Joseph Hospital In WILDWooD Gordon Club, 8 p. FRIDAY THRU TUESDAY Routh, Charleston, w. Va.; Mr. ll's Convenienl! AUG. 29-SEPT. 2 Parkersbur£. , m. Wodnesday,bomoofMrt.CIUand Mrs. Gene Roush, ChillicoWalt Dhney'1 Mr. and Mrs. Charles Brunner lord Phillips; Mrs. Altred Yoou. COME AS YOU ARE! the; Mr. and Mn. RCJbert Roush o1 Talmadgewerll,!Weekendgueata PI', co-bolteas. "PETER PAN" and Nancy, and Mr.andMrs.San- of Mrs. J, FJtward Foster. THlJRS)AY (T tchnicolor) A school of instruction to be THE dy Gathers and children, ColumAn All-Cartoon Feoture Mr. and Mrs. D. E. Creba, PAS!' COUNCILORS, 1bood0r-. conducted by Mrs. Eva Foulke, bus; Mr. and Mrs. Orla Roush, Joannie, Kacy arid Tom ol West Captain Hook's Pirates, COlDlcll 17, Daqhtera of AmMarietta, past grand guardian of Langsville; Mr. and Mrs. Harold Salem spent tho weekend here 01 inker Bell, lndiG'l Brave orlce, 7:30 'lburllday nltill~ homo Otiio, was amounced whert Bethel Sorgen~ Mlcldloport. and Mermaid Lagoons With her mother, Mrs. Ethel of Mrs. Kate Goodwin, Letart:. W. 62, International· Order ol Jobs Mr. sn11 Mrs. Harold Routh, Burdette and Mr. and Mra. R. See tho HAPPY ENDING Dauglltors, met Mondoy nilht lor PorUand; Mr. snd Mra. Robert Va B. Burdette snd oon, Bob. Mra. an in1tia'tory. work prac:t:tce sesMEETING 'l1wrltlay at klnderlUll, Pat and Ja,v Hill, Mr. and Ethel BurdoUo re)Wnod I!! Wool "HOOK, LINE & sion. prten bu!ldlnll 1n RaclnlltorperPOMEROY, OHIO Mra. Albert mu. Mr. and Mrs. salem wllh hor·tlaljl!hler,lliltam.. SINKER" The school wiB boboldonSopt. ents of-ddldren ...... wiB - r (TochnicoiOf) Olla McClintock, Mr<. and Mra, ily 'tor a week'J Vlllt , Soolhorn elemotrtar7 klnderaar· Jeny Lewis, Anne Francis ' S, AI that lime Mrs. Foolko will Henry Rowlh, Dale and Mildred Miss Barbaril !il!11111ofChoator also Install the ne" council melD. SHOW STARTS 7 P.M. Roush, Mr. and Mrs. Randall Road, Pomeroy, Miss &le Tracy ten lhlo tall. 'tltooo "'"' prefer bers. Plans were made for mem~ the morning class are 40 meet Roberts, Todd, Leslie and Chadj of Laurel CUff, and Miss &:INn bers of the Bethel to attend at 1 p.m.; those who prefer 1he Mrs. Josie Roosh, Mr. and Mrs. church on Oct. 26 at the Racine Owen Watson, and Mrs. J o h"n Warner ot Mason, ''W. Va. are allornoon claaa are to at vacationlq at Mr)'tle Beach, S. 2:15p.m. Baptist Church w I t h Mickey Young, Racine. c. 1b.,y expect ID bo tbero two Wolfe, honored queen. FRIDAY Mra. Joho Pape, Johnl!y, Allen weeks. SOUTHERN Local School Ola. . and Usa, Mr, and Mrs. Herschel RETURN TO OREGON trlc:t Teachers meetinl, 9 a.m. Roush and Tammy, Mr. andMra. Mr. aM Mrs. Paul Arnott have Friday at Soolhom Hlg(o S.hool; Earl1 Roush, Mr. and Mrs. !Jor. returned to their home In POJ;'t- bert Roush and Roger, Nancy Important, all teachoi'a aakeclto land, Oregon. after spendi~ a Roush, 9181'011 Roush, Mrs. Edweek here with his parents. Mr. na Roush, Mrs. Glad.Ys 9J.lelds, A fteld 1riP ID Wr!gbt- Patterand Mrs. Frank Arnott, and sis-- Mra. Eula Wolfe, Racine ~ 2, DANCE AT Racine Junior Hlg(o ter, Pauline. Also spending lmte and Mr. sndMrs. Carrol Nolgler, a00. Air FOree Museum, Daytcm. building Friday, 8 1D 11 wao lakeD 1>¥ Boy Seoul Troop 241, time with his parents were Mr. p.m. with music by uNm In Karen and Nola. !ib'racuae. • , Racine, over the weekeDd. and Mra. Norman AI'Mtt and Line''. ~eel by Southern sona, Darren aid Ray, ol Mon-Maklnc tile lriP were Cbarl01 Cheerleaders. ' aco, PL This was the 11rst time McLain, acoutma11ter; ~ MIDDLEPORT W o rn e n ' 1 Thelia and WWIIm Roush, troop Chrla!latl TeJUPOr...,. Union, 7:In 14 years that the family was comml-men, and James Me. 30 FrltlaY nil!ltl at ·111e Proll>rqether. " LaiD, M 1 k e McLain, Barry lorlan Chorcb. , Thel88, David Thetas, Kerin ICE CREAM SOCial al Forest Several rrom here attended the Wolfe, Glom Slmp1111, Darrell Bwt Molhodlsl Church, aerv1ne MASON " . .. ' Roush, and Larry WUeoxen. Meigs Coun\Y Fair. Mr. am: Mrs. LowellGreerao:t TONIGHT, THURSDAY family or Pomeroy Route vlslled AND FRIDAY Mr. alii Mrs. LawrenceJolinston and Mrs. Charlie carroll aJil AUGUST 27-28-29 alllfamlly. family, Mrs. Janie ~ returned Mrs. MYrtle Lea Ables, local, 2 door H.T .. 6 cyl., sld. lrans., radio "BARBARELLA" homo lrom tho hoopllal vlslled Mlas Sharlene Fleming and healer, w/s/W lirts. Jane Fonda Mr. aiiiMra.DIIlonTaylorvl.. aod Mr. and Mro. Charlie (:ar.. COLOR ited Mr. Fred Frizzle at Veter· , roll. brlene lras been lteyl-w: ' ' .• ana Memorial Hospital. with Mra. AbleL -PLUSMr. and Mrs. Pearlllawlhorno, Mr; alii Mrs. Jay SCOt! and. '''. Wooley COzart, Portland Roule, baby atrl of COiumbuo vltlled "'DUFFY" 992-3422 vlsltacl Mr. alii Mrt. DU!on Toy- Mrs. SyiYia CarPenter OYer an;. Jomes Coburn Middleport, O. lor. cent woekenll. COLOR Mr. and Mrs. Maytord ·Lowe, Mr. and Mrs. Roy lcenh.,... Belpre, alii Mr.andMJ'o. MorriU and faml~ returnodhcmetoFaol ') Weat of Ravenswood, W. VL, vis- Liverpool att.r visiU-relatlws . " lied Mr. and Mrs. Arlie West here. • Mr. alii Mra. Arlie WeolvlaltMr. 100 Mra. Bobb1 Joo Wolle od 111oir claoglllor alii oon-lrHaw ani taml1y of Rac:lne R<iule, Mro. at Pataskala. . · . Eve~ leo-or, l)ebra IIIIEdMlko 11omiJIIlYIIitaclln coturn. dl' o1 Eao! Llw111ool vloltacl Mr. ,. bus recently, alii Mrs. Maywood Johnaton. Marlene, J..., and Janet ZipMra. Eva Bailey returned ·It!·' perman of Gaha~~a vloltacl Mr. her . _• .._piiiiQI the wfn. i and Mro. Charlie CarrolL te• .;. n ..ldl. ' .. 1:,.,, '' Josephlile Stephens returned to kverai here haYO had her home in ccil.umbus after hav- aUirimer au. i(,~.i5\f'~.-& lqopont teYOralwoeko wi111Mr. -Ma,y JGI>na""' . ' A membtrololp 1M waoplamod dte oet.Cbtr meeting when the ' · Local Balli Booolera As· mot MOIIday night In . the hl&h school caletorla. Mrs. Harold Lohse. president, named MrL Jack Welsh, ft.rst ,.' . president of Ute associaUon. as ~ : ehllrman of the tea. Mrs. Roy I Studies Completed I, -end At Mountain State MEIGS THEATRE Instruction to be Given September 8 FARMERS BANk ••• SAYINGS CO. '· I ;: Scouts Take Field Trip to Dayton ITH -· Old Town GOBLE FORD USED CAR LOT DRIVE-IN 7 Flats News TANG ' NO. 92 SAIGON (UPI) - VIol QXJ& IU'lrrlllll threw four grenades Into a tmm meollni, kiUing 24 Vietnameaa clvutans and .......ung 81 In tho wvrll lneldonl of lerrorlam of the yoer, Allied mllllar7 opokeamon -Y at1d roday. '· .. 1WO BIG DAYS! SUNDAY ••• MONDAY IN PERSON STONEWALL JACKSON and his MINUTE MENI FREE SHOWS : 12:30· 3:00·5:30.1:00 10_l~M!.~J.OJilltJi8J1 .,, . . PARK RESERVED SATURDAY UNTIL 5 PM pet"""" . . roast. A txJtal of 190 Americana Aupll aciiYI!Ies of Pomero7 C&do1le Troop 170 of wlllch Mra. ~ . Sajl3~y Rules .Neglected at Bridge REVIVAL EACH ....... o1 8, ' tlorou8h Aug. 31atSnowvllleiJJdt. pllal. !POW ....... feoiured. - Pl1oto by Rob Siler. ' 6:3(1 p.m. FrltJa¥. Dinner is Given Befor& Rehearsal_ '. .. '.l:•· SATURDAY Mr, and MrL Gflllorl 1'1111111 IDGH SCHOOL DANCE"party were boola lor a dltller II tile saturciay atlba Molp Jl!ni.. lll&h Plea18111 Folnl Reoort ~ SchoollnP-Ir<lm8:30p.m. evonlotl preceding at to 11:30 p. m. 1be American U.. _.. Unlled ~ Cllurch, aloo wW - t h e danee. 1be Middleport, tor 4llo weddlnl of Jays WUl emcee. Mila Corltle Cooke to Don M- ...,....1111 Gt tb8 Peace Mrs. Ollvla Mahan tbey wear them. However, we do and a hearing was aohodulod tor not forco them to." He added 6 p.m. Friday. 111al some workers fool Jacketa 1la,yburn at1d he had warned hamper lholr work. J!oon1ni several limes and on Laal w e o k three painters Aug. 21, 1'111111 malting a rou- oo the Ohio River brl4e, being time Check, noted ......ma~ bulliiD replace the Sliver Bridge 11 olen w1111ou1 !Ue )ackela. AI whleh collapood In December aato!V "'--or. lhal llml, ho pvo a IIDaJ wam- 1967 kUlll!l f6 ,..._., cl!araecl · ·.~f'!' lallureto 1il8. . -' 1·: · poor . wW~t ~ - In lbo 'Jilri!• with itale ootely reauJa. llooniDi litalod late Wednos- omstruo!lon. They aald IIIeY were ~=~· mell ·were woioiiiDI 11if thai ,.,. have 1101 Ylolatacl told to palnl over rust 11101• snd ~~ , w1111ou1 .11(e Jackelo•. IR7 uio~;y <ll)o1. ,!Y.o~, 1Uo 111a1 bulle weronolbolngproper~ ,., 101 at ~s 1>¥ JU&Uce J.-. to au moo ancilntlBI llui"t · llgh-; ·Monday 11oe ·trio was t .\ -. -\ ; . '~. . ' T!JES)AY POMEROY CHAPI'Ell 186, Ordor of tho Eulern liar, 7:45 p. m. TuoadaT; PomeroJ - · Temple. The mooi;l revolve~ around the earth fn!in wett to out. -- ay Puttii., on jl.apl · PARIS _ AMIIASSADOR CABOT LODGE at1d OOday tho IJJdled State• bod eul downllo 852 ralda In reoponaoto tower can• mlfllll .(ll'I>Und .attac~l In Vletlam, liut warned !hit.., Cominunlst . drives ·had . poafl)onid PNaldondal decision on more u. S. troop , wt~wali. ' a ": 1152 14o on1 -\: -,LCJdae's disclosure that . ra against the com.m at troop - - o n a had bean redoced lor more then a tllOith followed IJ>. .. ~· riom Secretary ol State.WOllam P. Rogera111at tho Uniled by Jennlnp Beegle, tile prlncl. . ...iili''IU re........ lo..l_esseDod' c.mmon~. atacllvll,y. pal; Mr. Sayre, ancllhe ball! In~ atructor, Robert Slaver, who Was out foierulJ on big hit . also preaenL "·]fASiiiiiGTON _ INTELLIGENCE REl'UIITS 11IE Soviet Union '1'88 o.J was II&IIIUilced lor cm~rlng an air attack on Chlna'f nucloer IDttalla!lolll Oct. 4. 1be firs! loolball game haJ .ffoood 10ri011o CU~Corn ·a t ~lghtlllovelo bore C>VOr poaalbWty wao II&IIIUilced lor Frld.,y • Sept I. .OJ WOt• -10)11110 twO .C<ilnilluniiiiJianl& 59vle!JeadatS boVe boon 5• a~""'out· q..tr W~aw P•ct:JW:tnera, aa·wen 1110111e CommUa 'Ihe band was fDvtted to take tdd·Darl w "'·wha1 ,. It &UIIUd0 ou1d lllrlln tho football telllvtliD bo w - · n ·par!J leodaro In ellen!-- aato - ,e hold Oct. 16-18 andbaltdboostoro Unlm t.dto take ouch an extreme otep. · · autborl!lel bollove lhe repcjrlo have boon pia- 1>¥ ware asked to ·h&Ye alnod boalh · aflecta~~~tl•s!I'OiiiJI!.·.InY!owotllieolee~ at ·tbalevontbolngeontlu-by biiW.,n .~•Ia and, Odti lllllholr recur- 1111 dlolr!CI'a alhlollc booaloro. h.,.ver tha~co reparti&rl'beiJIIl...,. J!ond. I!OOI!er oJllcors tor tho · at tha'~iuo,.lilln 111• Nbondmlnltln.-- 111111'!111' are Mrs.llorrb, .PH· , ·. -_ · ' . - ; Mro. Hanld Burl<e, Ylco • · jroildG;-MrL Jobn • =. , ·• milncuado raid ge,. army .lae(JfiqiUJI'Ierl . . COMM,ANDOS STRUCJ( D~ IN~EGY1"17~bel~ . hiladq-owllhpowerltil~woipOno 0 · oald ...,...,, EuPI"11111 ~ ~ conollltil ' · olfbjc ........ llre. . .. aal4 !f:le ~ lholled the Epp_llan . . . •t"¥i"''lliad. ~ 200 J1!1!es sOuth 01 · · · with .121iimun011ilro, •OiiiODt!lltafftre a .._.;....... 111an tha ~· '••"" by .1/,, S. 1111·.(10inll/lli!fallor"c•• PlfiY ' •• ~. .£: I' .•j dlslely lnvellllsale. Wodn!lsday, Jack Doraoy, SIIC (il'tllid' ongi!IOO~ ' al tile. b\14io' il"bli, said that as 'i ar aa he knew no federal !napo<tors had been called lri. He aald Logan RaUur, ' ... '.-, .I {Cootlnued on Page IDl ~­ SOUthern Local School Dlatrtct secretary, and Mrs. Charles Nor. SUj)orlnlendont Ralph Sayre out. ria, treasurer. llnod ..., policies oflhe district Conunltteos named lnclode, Tueldo1 nlghl when tho District Mro. Harold Burke, chalrman, Band Boosters met at the school. Mra. Charles Alkire, co-chair .. Introduced by Mrs. Katloloon man; Mrs. George Yonker, Mra. Morris, Booalor president, Mr. Gordon West, Mro. Boa Cornell, Sayre lpoko 011 lho new policies Mrs. Howard Erwin, Mrs. Rill al the ochool, Including a closed Hoback, Mro. Janel Nease, Mrs. noon hour. Rilles on dlaclpllne VIolet Willford, Mrs. Bob D. and allendaDce a! all ball! proc. Ashley, Mro. Marybolle Warner, tlce seutoas will be worked out Mrs. Earl Cross, Mrs. Grace $f,""'feelirlg f. tacted the Federal Bureau of Roads and the State Road Commlstlon about the charges and both Indicated !hoy would lmmo. ". ' . w.,- ..., Allen, Mrs. Harry Richards, Mrs. John lblo, Mrs. Evolynllol. ICI'I, Mrs. Dorothy Smith, Mrl. Ruth Smllh, !.ira. Beulah Nelg. lor, Mrs. Charles Pyles aiiiJ Mrs. Alllrow Cross, llnance commitleo; Mrs. Martha l.qu Baeglo, MrS. llett;y 'lbel88 and Mrt. Boa COmell, pubUclQ' eommlUeei Mrs. Am Wollman, chairman, Mrs. Vlder Wolfe, co.:halrman,· Mrs. Grace Furbee, lira. Bulb Am HW, Mrs. George Cwnmlngs and Mrs.· Butlo Holman, unUorm commltloe. 1be nut -ang will be Sept .... ..n'e. !rom Sol&on- 11 .... the ......... Ccimmonlot attack On ........ In South lo tine tlllo. Toeed07, Vlot C.0C _.u)u lirod two roc~l'OIIOihd nades al lbe PbiUilP!no ..... • ship Luzon Ytl In tbe MelrOI!I ..mine~~ tram tile shiJ)"s a»o River, 95 muea IOUdrweat vt. '~,' chor claiD in time to get the crew S.lpJn. Two crewmenwereklllld off the ship, docked at Nha Be, and a lhlr41n)ored. lack at took a dUranD 11a1t. "Food c1 eU ii'Pis II I I I I I - - of tile Olllce of Emerpnc7 fiiiOda, !bat IIIII Preparec;Dess. ''They may not IPQII," a Red Croaa 11JC1kt1mu h a y e a balanced dlol, but tlloiJ laid. "You never know llldll ean certAinly ltYe,,. each lliliiJI whm tlloiJ 1be Red Cross ond WWIIma )Ill how llllch load wiB be needed.,. Tbo Red c . . . . VETERANS MEMORIAL HosPITAL WeclnoadaT 153 bad ADMITrED - Jasper Powell, been killed In tbe Ill !D. Racine; Robert stewart, a... Mlslisslppl alii ihlre; Mlnnie Miller, Pomeroy, eluding 28 - . . u Jol ~ Tbe Red c.... an:l Phyllis Clark. Pmnero,v. DISCHARGED - Nancy Rose, aald 4,500 per-· had Edna Stevens, Bertha Glll, Car- lll)ured and 275 remain ......... ·~ DIYia, Howard Nooee, Linda llzed. In Virlllnla tho IGII !rom Jut Sommers, Leslie Rose. - · Jandtlldoa ond a....... MEIGS GENERAL HOSPITAL IIDDd at Mknown.-and94 ADMITTED - Lyll IIJaoU, allll mloalng. '!be In PomerO)'. hlrde&t.ldt Nelaon COWII;J, VL, DISCHARGED - Eclla Rlevwaa 63 dead and 82 - · lns. sllfrerlng from food,., tbe said HaBtiqs, au afftclal Lout.._ tor. ., .".;I ., "'.. c:omplalnta are l Announce boiDi re<e!Yod al Middleport ) Labor Day dealruo:!lvo, particular~ ID nower beda. Chlol of Pollee J, J. Cromeono aald warranta wiB be laiUOd tor tbe arreolof owners oftha ......... &ltitneiLII-. Per ii.ineiihip eonllodoteriidned. NlUilerouS laid ell their Jobs. The office of Rep. Ken Hechler reporlod TuesdOY they had c:oo- s..111 v -.. troopo 1n 111e blfpal llolllo ._rtacl In VlelnamiV-IdaJ!. ThO 401liJound mine biiW 111 so loot !rom the bow of lht 18,· OOO.ton tanbr Kenla. '!be W.tol dl4 not catdl fire. U. S. Amly mllltary pollco had alghtacl the •• Food Airlift Halted Pr' ro·grri~.;, cu.J.J.O town ball !hal clop ue loose at night, It waa reported today, 1bo anlmala are being . , . . r Outlines Policies . Ila. SUNDAY ANNUAL Headrix l'8\lldon will be held SUtlday, Autlusl 31, In Parkerobuq at the Sou1111ldo school yard noxt to 111o VIsco plant. . REV. BUD HATFIEW wUl apeak at 10 Lm. SUtlday at Gra. ham Blplill Churcll. . Gueata altho~ wereK.a:. oath Cooke. Mt1. ,feaD CoOke, 'lbomu Cooke, tltaRfi.iniiMn. Danabue, GrOcorf ~ ~!¥; Mr. and Mro. EorlD.._t.,ol Michael, MlloJilltii ~··allot Mlddleporl; ilamOi ~. Nitro; Nanci !'fall: Clt!li'!..., W. Vo.; Mlcbaele~; Charlel 1!eal. ' . . l &!'!~ Mr. and Mra, . l'llllln, 1 Providence, R. L . HENJ>..ERSON, W.Va.- Trou.. b1o eonllnues ID pl..., tbe ti8W brldao here •• cbarpo were 111. t\1 Wednesday ,apiuot the super. Ylsoio of COIIJ!rvCIIOn. Robert ~~was oitar&Od wlllllallure ~ .cott~Jll¥ with atate· aatot;y rOIPI· lOUma l>rllolla C. R..rbum."atatt In tho Solgcn River nino mUea IOldh of tile capital, a VIol Qq mine uplotltd at on oil storage dock, heAvily <laJriaglng a Dolch laMer . 1bo Unltacl State, also ccmpletacl tho withdrawal of 25,000 troops under President Nixon's cutback plan. In tho MokoJIIl Delta, guerrillas Inflicted heavy caMIIlties on Allied spolieomen at1d tile erenade attack occurred at a ay Unltacl Pross Jntornallonal rlllage five mllea northwest of A ladera! mllclal ordered a slop Pbu Cat, 260 · mUes northeast ol to tbe tlrl!lllng of food to 1110 SolgoD Tuesday nilht hurricane-ravaged Q1lf Coast A hamlet meeting hall was Wodnosday. AI lhe aamo lime IIUod w1111 v!Uagors alii sovorn. Mlatloslppl and 111e Red Croas mont poll!lctl workers. '!be •PilOtlod lor lood dona!lona. grenade oxplotlona klilod two of George llalllngo, head of the government workers and 22 lodoral dlaaaler rellol orrorta 011 civilians ~ letl 70 clvUtano 111o Gull Coaol, at1d an and 11 government IDIID Jn. adequate auppiJc or load and jured. The VIol Cong eacapod. clolhlng hal been stoclqiled. um terms ot casualties, ttda But MlsslaaiA>i Gov. John BaD Ia the worli slngJa terrorist act WUliams said there'a "a ~ the ,vear and one ri the desperate need•• for auc:h items worst recorded In the war to and 111o Red Cost llouecl a ctll date," tile u.s. Command said. tor l'ood. Spokesmen said the new 'lbe contradiction over food casualties figures brought to _.-onlly stemmed troin wllo38,128 the rrumber of Americans ther the need was ct11aldered ID killed in the Vietnam War since Immediate or loog ranse Ierma. Jan. 1, 1961. "l don't think lftYOD8 is U.S. wounded tlda yeor totaled 11,104. nor10a wllo have worked onlho proJect. Loll to rlibt are Lindo Jacoba. JacluOI'Ii Joy RuSsell, OI.Ullcothe; ShBhy Uunbert, R~ laiXI; l>lanM Wilson, Portsmouth. and Janice Role, Norttuc>. · tor the olrlcklo> tamllloa ot Hurricane ai>itinoon tho truek was loaded allllhon Journey. Pictured aheM are five oflht on-bad&e-k wao lealured 1>¥ the troop at llle ed Mothodlsl Chureh 011 Stale ltoule 681, ll,ve milt~ 11111 of US 33. Rev. Ev"" EdWu<ll,eran- SC:j.oa1 ot Nurolnc haw oilier material to be oenlto the Jamoo WoyeramiUor Is - · bavelncllllod bowllnl.rldlng and JllrlielpatiGn In lllo Molp CouniY Jlllllor Fair proIJ'&Ill. A display f1abt.in8: on the northern died and 1,367 .....dod. Cadette Troop Activi.tia Noted · Slflt, r J~t' · !.!at' . ;; .. . ' ' '.·. (l heavy N- lABOR DAY CELEBUTION . In Ita caautlt;y report, tbe u.s. Command at1d Amorl· can losaoa leU ~ last week but atUI were among the sununer'a hea*st JM,cause of THOSE 35 4-11 CLVB MEMBERS lrcmMal&o,Gtllla,Jaolmonaild A111ono Count;y parllclpaUrwln the Oilfo.NIW Y!ll'k Exc~p-renlly ~a rcolllm-IIUod week wllh loll of "llioio.'' · One repor!Od: "I e&IIHIII two trou!"..,, ata !hom, bad a picnic on a inountaln, won! to dlt!erent lak01 alii damo, 'tq· rOr ·lftOW~, wont ID rock q•rrleo, helped mUk cowo, pulln h&J, Weal .-mlq In a atream, 'helPed cui rocka, and vloltacl a lelophOIIO ~(' Another ttld: "I loarnod ~ to milk t1a1r7 ..... tor tilt lito! time alii how to ma- ·a dairy !arm of lllaUin. lenlond tlio acenl'\ belut)' ot York aDd wbat wond.Hul plople Uq theA.'' '!be clob members wore In Dalaware, .C ho- 1111 .01& ... Cllllllllaa. '!bey weN acCOJql&lded I>¥ C. -~ :liJa'boleo, Mol&i C00W extenaiOD qent., agriculture; Jac~ Frlenb, t-Il extenalon a.-., all- . llpolla, and :Woo Nanoy RaiiiJuoO, heine ICCIIIIllli1co axlolllloii....... . Athens. ' DEN PARK'S '! I, ' r c { ) VC Terrorists Kill 24 v- Locust St. .. " ' .' THURSDAY OHIO \ ·Sbtl·:al El:..rfe~ds In P•••Ji,· $1695 .' ; -' :Ws~~~~~s~~f Reunion Held ,. : ': ~~~~~=~~~ G l'deon Roush .. ' .. Andrew ' . :at y '"•' M~ ' ' )ulia, Janice Holter Fair's 'Best of Day' o! """*" . . , ., ,· ·· ec.itt HdiiU 'Cu! WI Oat, · Juila, ibO ~'i.tNf.ai"'';. Holttr, a member tha llpo ani Janice Holter, a meam.r ol tbe Fhe PoiDI star stllohora 4-11 Club, won "Best of Day" at the Julia A parade, chicken barbecue, and contests among area fire departmenta wiD highlight tho tiP nual Labor Day celebration in Pomeroy Morllay, sponsored by the Pmnoroy Fire llepa-ont alii Emergency Squad. The parade scheduled to start between 10:15 alii 10:30 Molllay mornli'WJ wU1 move through downtown Pomeroy !rom behind the Meigs Jonlor lilgloSehoolandwW dlsbolll oo tho Mechanic street Congratulations to Harold carnahan ard son. Jim. parki!W lot. The Carnahaltl' Guernsey, Sunnyaage Nan Gee-Gee, wa1 named Firemen will be holding their gram champion In tbe competition of the West VIrginia State Fair first chicken barbecue at the DEnV servirw pit located on the park- held near Lewisburg. The animal was also grand' chaqJon of the Ing lot, E. Main St. Orders will open class competitloo at the recent Meigs COunt,y Fair. be taken at the serving area for IT'S GERMANY for the third time for RulseU Painter, Jr., who dinners to be consumed there or Is aorvi"W his 2Dtl! y<ar In the U, S. Amly. taken home. Follotring a momh's leave with bisparenta, Mr. ani Nrs. RuaFiremen will takepartinabucsell Painter ao:l other relatives here mlln Texas, CSM Painter and ket brigade an:lapumperconteat. Large trc:Jphies have ·been pur- wife, Eva, am their three children left for German,, making Paint, chased for the ftrst an:l second er's third assignment there. also served a year in Vietnam aDd ror the ll8at 1ear has Painter place departments in the two been stationed at Fori Dlx. N. J. events. 1be contests are sc!Jed. ulod IO< about 2:30 p. m. AND - DWIGHT E. {SKIP) LOGAN hao enllotacl In the U. S. 'lbe Pomeroy department Navy for tour years m:lleft this mooth tor Great lekes where he is througb various projects such as 1rt1n1ng. tho IA.bor Illy colobralloo ...,. undergoing hlo Before lavi'Wo Skip waa IUOSt of honor al a family' picnic hold trlbutacl amost$5,000 !<Wiard ollie at one ot the new l"'adside rest areu on new Route 33. purchase of anew ftretruckwblch · S1dp would oppreclale hearlllll ll'om lrledda here, His oddross Is bo(JIIl ou!llllod lor delhery ID Ia Dwlpl E. '-n. S. R, 8230142; Co. No. 538, Reerult Training PCitltroy VU!ago lido lall. CCGtmand, Gnat lakes, DL, 60088. ·'W; Ohlo.Bial!l~-lll Mrs. llln1d HoHer,Raltei,Peeroy, woo 111111 herdomO..Inl!lon on Firat Aid, and Janice, the dauglllor of Mr. and Mra. 1111!' Holter, RoWe 3, Pomeroy, woa tho Quick Metlt dlvlolon of the Foods Jntentews. Elglrt other Mols• CouniJ 4-11 members partlclpetacl In Blall Fair e..nta oo Tuotday, Iaiiie Demonatration contestl were Rhee Mora with a domOIIIInl!lon on SaVOl')' Rice Meatballs; S u a Wood doDIOIII!raiiJIII Fjllld Preoenatlon; Loui1 Michael oaltaow Your SDakes; and Unda Deal aa How ID Make A Bullertl¥ Not. ParllclpaiiJIII In Food !-.. views were JueJordaa. Bnlllda; Terrie Mlller, Taaty Mealat Jane WlrlW!Ieod, Ouloloor Cookery; 1111 . Melanie Dean, Food Preaervalloo. The .&h'ls were chosen to pullclPete In the State Fair <1ur1qt an elimlratim contest held durlnc the Malp CooJncy Fair. Aloo attondlrw 111olalr on111eoday were these advisors. MrL Nonnu Wood1 Mrs. J)xeM Mora, Mrs. Emoli Wlrllehaod, Mrs. Pal Holler, Mra. w..... Jordan, alii count,y ....... .., agoat Marprol Gr1111111o. Rizer Trains for Boypower Program TralniQI tor their role ID halp meot p11 roc tho "~ '76" of tbe 80j' Scout& of Americ:a .... tho major poll for 10 80j' Scoull alii LeUrr.m the ~Area w11o an allattdlllll lbe oall«aa ardor of the Arr<M alaJaiJniYOrtlQ'. . In addition ID the lntaube : tralmQI . ,.......,. other acllft. , :· !leo lncllllod an~ _ . , \· lllloall«aa _ _ .,.I(>Otlo ·. A PLEASANT SURPRISE Soturtla.Y night tor Cbarlot "Whitey" bas ploeood resldonlo tor YI'IJ'• with his lively caiUQI at sq.are dances. Whitey roc..-1¥ obsenod his 86th blr111tlll. Ria rolatlv01 alii lrlonds - 10 mall)' of tbem - &Ottoge111er alii Soturclay nl&hl •·! qed en a lqlare danoe- a IUI'prisapnrture- in his honor aulwAmertcan Lesion HaU In •clno. ' , Alm001200 per SOliS allendocl. 1be Frendo Andrew orchoolra donated Ita aervlcea for tbe •-Ill and pYe tbeir pay ID Wldtoy as a birthday lift. or ....,..., tbe . - . . would.iiQI haft been -lola wl111ou1 a call Gl' two !rom the hoaored auesi. He not ooly did lhla bo\ aloo danced a bl~ Bob Plcklo> did moat of the calliJIIl, howeYOr. Follow!qj the - · members of the tam11y alii trlellls w• u-. a ..w.t alloW. ulllu''llllu .. to 111e of 'Mr, 1111 Mro. l!qb Beegle - r e r-thlllenll were Falr.u letVOij. ' Local m-.a · - • • ,.. c l - ~- -· ,_,.,, . Bet~~~lellho f c...r...,... New Alnbtllallte Pat Into &R .Seh:iee ,. 1' - Tho-..., " · r· ' ' ,· � 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. 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