http://66.213.69.5/files/original/92ac2515955274fb3996d7f6c8792bd6.pdf 44163888b84c68f54b0479a6c9c8792e PDF Text Text D. . r.. Miller )ast . week · ~ a biU to amend The Federal Water Ptlllul!on Control Act to prpvlde ftnaJlcW asilitance l!fcr lbe · eonstrUcUon of waste treatment pW!ts and make lbe State of Oblo ellglble lor arl addiUonal fl3 million In Federal funds lor such construction. "Tbe bill makes additional funds lor our state avaU.ble by authorizing a Federal bonus where a state has a grant or W~HINGTON, ~l!ct Pj. Cong. Wcil Nelson ~ i:ancATED -On tile llnllllfllita!~ 12111 Annllll Utili IMP TGUmameDt tbe KJI«' '<nell Em· ~ Clublledbted Ill bulbll1 fteld io!be lliilnorr otthe Dies SatUrday ~k PlanlfGr bullbdlll. kid. of .u1beuterD lido IIIII· " ~ Oluni)o Ia Wast vtraiDia. AI wu stated in the • , dedlcallm C8I'IIIIOIIJ, lbe bo7l playlns lD the triO tour- · - 1 probably dldll't ·know Jim IWTeld, but had II not been ... bllll!llltano:e u ,... 110, lbe7 wouldn't be Jlla>'lDI jhere thiJ )'811'. '1111 field henceforlb; will be known . • "J: B. Barreid MemoriJI Field.'' late J. B.~,... will planlmanq• of Qpr Clwk ~t frGin ltllllllll ~ dealb Lut Marcb 21. Mr. Hamid - • lrdeat IIIIP(IOtl« of youtll actlvlllea, Jlli:lleularl)' of thiJ tournament~ oli each year by the employ• of KJrs• July ~~d MoJ!.th . . loilcidle.,Orl'~ . '· at e ( l'llblle ea·' at the end of the D)Oiltb Include:, Pllld!bl.rN ln"J,uly IO~led · general, f3,0f1.7t, U,5S7.,91, ttl!tlpta •of fM,081.0f; cemetery, $949:90, ,fl8,772.'10, 'aeCordlnsiO the "".ao;· ~.t?: parking. meter,' mG~~thl7 report of Clerk- no no eliiJIII(IIIIItea, .$21,8111.41, qeinlt • tl ' . n,. DetJot.d To 1fle I,.,..,. OJ.W •'P•• ""I~~JIIhor . ,,, ,,,~.;~ n tine ~ •. I ~ ·( 1 ' )'811' • ' , Altbauali lbe , b.jlnee • , (I~ ~ ~· II ~ of . flneriClal WO!T)', majfj P\*110111 •tillbe bltal.are Ill tun4l ·~!dell blhnot be ioucbe(fot ilenera\ , ~~~~~~' upelli•• (isfwer, •- ....18 1.1;.w ~~d bond wa-,.,. .,.....,.!ly,,.,, Sanitary IB1rel', fi,ISU5, $1;080.01, fU,t21.1'~; :water, .,1411.10, f'/,81'1.80, ,Pt,427.11; wablr meter depollt truata, ·$178, ,112, U,B2&.19; water CQftSI!'Ucllm, no reeelpla, no Aa.~.--11 .. -.,. ~· ...........; MWer ~. 00 ~pia, no dlll:litllilmenll,fn,525; general !1!114 retUement, ft42.54, $28.58,' $11)11.,. /. . ~.,,. ·I() ,.. ,, 1\. . .··; J. ews (.ft Bne • S Cantrellgavehomead~ In Colwnbus, Ohio, Royal Oaks, Mich., andkOUve Sprlnss, Tenn. H ialewHas ta en toherePiquaheMemor· Q8P1ta 1 w wu Uated·ln lair condition. Mlllder, married and the lather of two cbUdren, wu a native of Holland and came to tbla country in 1tlli7. Patrolman Gerald Smith said Mulder became suspicious of the man whom be bad oeen around the hotel foT the past several ntghla. "He confronted him tn the J1o. Iebel and aaked to oee a· 811cllel was carrying," aald Smith. ''The man refused and the olfl. cer placed him under meat. "Theolllcerwulntbeproceu of shaking him down when the man pulled a suo from hla belt and flred twice," aald Smith. "The officer fired once, woundlug him, before lalllns." ........lllul J MD YOU AftQBNEY· Loull Jllll!lb frQm wft.. J-A.Rbodn IIU .MEIGS lHEATRE ' . ' '. ' Tonight & Tuesday \ James Cecil Circle, 60, Augustlll-11 Racine, died Saturday af· ternoon at hla bQme In Racine. MIDMt9HT COWIOY A member of the Racine · ITecllnlcotorl American Legion Post, he II Dul11n Hollmen lll!nived by 1 brother, Homer, ~·v~.~ Ttcllntcolor~ Racine, and three sisters, ~ Waitt DISMy'l "It's Tough to Verna Circle and ~ Wavie 111 a ~" Circle, both of Racine, and Mrs. ......... 11.00. Childrtll: Susie Harris of Springfield. toe Funeral services will be at I ... SHiiiOW-.,;ST;,;;,;;AR;;.T,;,$•7P_.M. _ _ pm. Tu<!llday at the Ewing • Funeral Home wilh the Rev. . - - - - - - - . . , Paul Sdlen ofllc:iaUns. Burial wiU be tit the Carmel Cemetery. Frlenda may caD at the funeral ~·UIO H home I!IIY Ume. Elberfel·ds Is.. · Headquarter$, For : , BUSTER B~OWN ;·· CACTUS FLOWER Walter Matthau Ingrid Bergman ''!lest Supporting Actres$" Goldie Hawn ....:Piuo- THANK YOU ALL VERY MUCH ICDiorl Sandy Dennis LAKE OF THE OZARKS, Mo. (UP1) -Gov. James A. Rhodes said he would restrict stata opendlng lor the rema~r of bis tenn In olllce ao that "all billa will be paid when we leave office." "1 don 'I want the governor taking office in January to lace the problems we did eight years ago when we tnberlted an S83 m!Uion debt and were !orced to chop 4,01111 persons off the state payroll," Rhodes aald. Rhodes revealed hll plana at George Starkey m Texas 1"\!- • .UJ.Ce For Quality and Price! SPECIAL! Indoor • Outdoor CARPEl $ .99 YARD INGELS FURNITURE Ph. 992-2635 . Midcileport. O..io lint _.w._. '1111lDClllylbeltbal" the NaUonal Governors Converence here Sunday. "1 haw told all department beada we're going to eliminate some pmgrams and sharply reduce aome olbers to keep state apanding In .line with our revenue." he said. "1 told !lie cablltet last week to give till! without delay a Uat of. prograDl!! they c:an Cllt or eliminate," he said. The "Wonderful World of Ohio" magazine, eatallllab!oll by RhC!ilet Jn !965111 pr001ote Ohio, wUI lind with lbe December Issue, be said. The masutne haa lost atleut $100,11110 a year. . George Starkey, ao, a former Meigs County resident, of 21129 Park Sl., Hooston, Te:raa, died there ~day. Mr. Starkey wu a.member of the Clarkabw'g Bapll&t Cbureb. He is survived b7 hili wife, Mary A., two daughters, Mrs. Georglanna ·Moses, of Clarkabun. W. Va .. and Mrl. Leah Clayborne, Houston; siJI arandcblldren, and four grut- ., graodcblldren. Funeral services were held at 10 a.m. today at the. llYde Par~ ChapeltnJlous!onwillllbellev. Harold fUllz officiaUns: ~ wu 'In the Forat Plfk 1'at Cemetery. .. of W• UmOD , Die8 D - M~ IJ.Q:l!l• vaaao . Mrs. B. H. Mcirtls, the former Edllll Cha11man of Meigs eounly, of the West Union &rea, died Saturday following ,a serious illneaa. She Is survived by her hua)!and, the Rev. B. H. Morris; , a daughter, Mrs. Catharine Goucbe; a l!il!ter, Mra. Bertha MclAiugltlln, Greenville, Pa.; and a· brother, Lawrence ' Cbapii!IID of Outer. ' ' . laln~a; 11om to a ewe Ill Aaatralla, are a rar!t)' n~ are a ~-a-mlUioa pollllllllty. llllbe ' ' ' '·' ' to tncreaae the ment of edliC&Um . official In ability to.PQPt Nasbville, TeM., who talked on lllat eaeb' en- "Learning Disabilities." ,Other aclJool subJecla covered Included In -~ "Lan,uage Development In . Yo.ung ·· Children," "Self~ "~=~~~;~ Concept Behavior and ~Uon Sldlla of YOU!lll ' Of <i,hildren," "Research on ~~~~~;'t~, Tea\lhlng Pre-School Children'' !J , and "Parents and Teachers u 111'00118 . JESDAY, AUGUST 11', 1970 TEN CENTS •Iceman Snath aaid lbe man ran from said Mulder asked the man. "1 Ammon said Mulder pushed lbe hotel and fiiiC8ped In a 1883 suppose so," the man replied. the man against the waD to llallm wagon bearinl Mlcbigan "You seU watches don't you," begin shaking him down when plates. Mulder asked him. !he man pulled a gun and Tbe wounded man left a trail "I haw sold a watch. of blood tbroash the hoial lob- now and then," the man anby to a parking spot where swered. the a_tajlon wag011 bad been. "You also sell guns, don't Peter Ammon, a desk clerk you," Mulder asked. at the Fort Piqua hotel, wu a Ammon said the man did not ,witness to the abooUns. · answer lllat question and Mill· He Aid the man eame In at der asked if he could look in about 3:46 a.m. and asked for a satchel the man was carry. a room and as he was In the ing. process o1 registering him, Mlll· "WeU woold you Uke to go der entered and began asking to the police alaUon with me," questions. ) Mulder asked. uHaven't you been around in •'I suppose so.'' the man rethe past lew weeks?" Ammon plied. began firing. He shot Mulder twice and Mulder returned the fire before he died with one buUet hltuns his assailant '" the stomach. · 'lbe alleged lllllllllant .,.. foand In a vehicle allbe lnllr, sectlm of Rakeataw Road and Clayton Pllte by a Miami Coqn. ty Sheriff's deputy . "One of our men heard him bollerln' and crying and found him In lbe car and disarmed him,'' said a sheriff's dispatcher. SAIGON (UPI)-An Allled conunander sold today some 2,1100 North Vlefllameae have surrounded a South Vietnamese artillery base near the LaoUan border. South Vietnamese troops sent In reinforcements and U.S. planes flew air strikes in an effort to break up the siege. Col. Nguyen Van Diem, a regimental commander of the Saigm Monday. The U.S. command annoonced today that two U.S. Marine Air Wing units totaling 615 men, Headquarters and Maintenance Squadron No. 17 and Wing Equipment Repair Squadron No. 17, wiD leave for Iwakuni, Japan, Aug. 18, as part of the Nixon adminlstralion's 50,001knan withdrawal to be completed by Oct. 16. Field reports · 81id three troopers of the 25th Infantry Division were killed and siJI wounded In a four-hour battle with Communist troops Monday 40 mUes northwest of Saigon. II was the blUest action of the day in Viefllam. Two other Americans were killed and two wounded when their truck bit a mine in Binh Duong province northwest of were part of five North Vlefllameae battalions aroond Fir Support Base O'Reilly, 26 mllea west of Hue and 12 mUea east of Laos. Stepolly.Step A18111lt Diem eaUmated 250 North Vietnamese bad been killed In filbtlng around the bue since '-sitilrday. Air strikes flown by Allied pW!ea, Including U.S. BUs, were credited with ldlUng most of the Communist troops. Military apokes111en said· South Vietnamese Casualties Were one killed and 24 :! ,, ·I =~:·=: ~~lnf::: R e~orm lS . lfatl'lltdllld ..... IIIUiilnalea 'Fnnlc liollllto. ... ··'"1. Rhodes Puts Slow Sign On Spending ~ 1110 M8 - CLoTHING ·for.BoYs and Girls . TOIIIghl & Tuesday Double fNlUre Pragram . uw. lM8lll 17 batlera gelliJII by limited l.alqtca ' . DRIVE· IN Autustlll-11 . ! •1 . .ege . .'C'.ouritere .. . . d about EUtUnr· tlie ' .' · 'r~ , ·. r,' 1 .s) . ' unman ays PIQUA, .Ohjq(m:'ll-PatrolmiJ! :tan MUlder, 32, was shot Ia death today u he aUe~q~ted ''-"lf:': ., . . . to arrest a ma!,',~ a ~~~~~f~ · . -~~li .and •dllblinements by here. HIJ .....,.ed .._......t , rnm · e'lldl f1llkl tlliliilg 11;11 wu wOunded and captured a ·; ~tb "~ ~ of. eaCh sl)Qrl tlp!e later, pollee sa,ld. ,, . . I . Theman,apprehendedatan ' · · • Intersection neer here, wu tenf"";':"'i~.:.-.----.--..:----~---;_ ___ , lauvebi Identified ·al Sammy T. ' ·• ~ I CantreU who'·a!ao went'by the ~ e e •' I name of Paul Cantrell, pollee ' :I · ' , " . , · , ~ I iaid. · tbe I :1 ,f'· r. ·Gene · Grate fl20.2t; lire · equlpJQenl, no Jinlin~to~Cciuncll reeell'll, ft&uJ, '"ut: VOL XXIII 'NO 83 POMEROY-MIDDLEPORT Monday nJcllt. . .•, IWIIIIIJI\nC _lJOQI, fl,087.12, ·:.:..·-· -· ~·"'" ~-·----------------------------:f!IIINIIaliellli aD f11ild18s of $2,tlt.31, f2,27U2; planning JW 11, ~ t~-.esus, but commlaalon, PQO, $121.23, COIIIICilmail .. . . . ... ~ $),• •04; alnel maintenance, over lbe , l$f .i!f tuiidl wilb $1,11Ul, ",133.10, f'/,19Ut: whieb to '_..le by depart- atlte lllibway, SlS0.72, $301.87, . mints lbe. ~r of lbe J2,'/U.t4. . .~ lo ,.f_. J . "' ";r<., ' .- ~ - -..·· ~- the apparent North Vletnamilee : wu to take aUied llfllllerybpea In lbe region one by one, witb llie gCIII of OPininll an lilflttrallon !'Ollie frQm LaGs toward South VIetnam's JlOI1b. 'eoaalal plalna. Tile bue II four m11ea nlrtb ,01 lbe U.S. 101at Airborne i'arllien!' . 111vlllon's a~ Artillery . V~rioua materials 19 aid Bue Ripcord. Blpeard. was INUPI in their ...-k evacuated Jllly '23 uilder heavy the ~ten ~!111181 pnisureafler a 23ela1!81'00111 will \lllj ~lese !:b•t killed 11 ~ ""' wounded Mil, bllt:lld ~ by Diem aaid ln~tion of the em • ·!_l.een SolltM'~~~~ 1 ~- of . } t)!l,~~~ VI••? 7 I Wjlre eaUmilild ·lb .lilyt il'lclre . . 111111 100 ~ .IJI ~ Iliad!: ;~tQ~ ·.·· .,, ' l· ' · · ST. LOUIS, Mo. (UP!)- the American Bar AssoclaUon's Federal Trade Commiaaioner antitrust section. Elman aald Philip Elman today accused the the independence of agencies federal ref!lllatory agencies of like lbe FTC insulates ibe consistent mediocrity and indif. President from blame lor their lerence. He said their affllcllon !allures. This "tempts a Prescould not he overcome without ldent to 81Usfy a political debt "radical structural reform," to a deserving friend or including eUmlnaUon of most of supporter by appoinUng him to •Iii the ref!lllators. a romfortable agency bertll,"' ·~ ln a valedictory to 31 years he said, adding that as a resUlt, l• of government service, Elman presidents appoint much better· , ,:': said the FTC and other men to cabinet and subcablllll regulatory agencies should be Jobs than to regulatory ageJI. stripped of their Judicial cles. authoriiY and eut to one Elman said Independence and cmrmlalooer eaeb. security of tenure were de•. Tberemain'neCGIIIIIlilllone aignlld to protect regulators should ''live dangerously," un- from the Influence of •'namrir. der fear of being fired b7 the partisan, politieal or !!p"dee Preeldent or Congress, Elman lntereala," and make lbe,!l! said--not protected by 1be flied responsive to the public lnterei!l terms of service required at Instead. But he said lliii present. protection bas bad the oppoli'Elman has served nine years effect. u one of the FTC's live In bis pre;>ared text, Elman . coounlasloners, and bas de- did t~ot name the otb~ ~< aeribed himself as the qency's regutalocy agencies to wblcll. ,~ "friendly criUc in re!ildence." A. lia rtCOIJ¥IlelldaUons appliecl; , Democrat, hll torm erplres He. referred to them aa "~ Sept. :r.. ·. "acenciea like lbe FedRl . : 1n an addrw prepared fGI: Trade Oommfaalon." ~, . . . • ; . Democrats . .4-- .,.,.. .....·unt~ng UJI . ~. . ''EilbiY-11!o days anlli ,;yi1;5il-=· ~w.n::;;."9b.. ~o. . .~ :t!ta. ~~ti.· ·. ·~ ~~~ i Advzse . d (lllllr·· Is .......... . ,.•~~ . . '· 1 �' . Barr, ·I 1'}.- , ·' ' 1!!1~. ~'"'J.t.~ 'i,.lh ' l ~~1Ylf+ f' ~ 't ·'·""~'" l; '*ouiS \ ~ · ' I' ' ' f. r Maury Willi ~·· ~ eln!Jali 1Wds1 with htjurlea ~<Jay by a line dri\tt qlf the ,at LA, and ~ulred 12 sllldlu, cripPUng their pitching stall, blit of Bill ~barkpltt 11! 1:.1111 Is stJII iiut and 'iill JII'Obl!b)y not open ,,tlu'ee • ume series,with Angelea, sUffered . a blilrllllf re~ for 10.12 more d&yi: AIIo .. lhe wqrld chaitlpron New Yor~ fracwre of the lelllporal bone ·on . the lnjucy lllt 11!1 b!Jrlera Meta tonight at Rlvertront over hla J!lght eye.· McGlOthlin WJyne Simpson .•bd Jim ,stadium. was , reteas~ from Da'llel h ' · 1. ~ , Reds haye: not lost a ~n Hospital Monday ~~ • ,. ,who hal been .qJ,Jt hOIIIe Bland this sel1011, .,and wUJ 'be ~ Tuillday. ~ . •frl the leliOD flth a .. lu!ve ,one goal : h*• that 11- The fleds ..uJ t)Jat 111e injury i-upiijred achillehii\C!Iin,' may (l!ll1e lead. · was not believed to be serious plteh during tl)e curre111 Reds' Gary Nolan (14-4) will lake and lhat McGlotblin ," 'll:ould not home ltand IJOWever. He has the mount lor the Reda. · miss t.oo many .game8." ~ worl!lng our ' feBularly He will be Gppo8ed by either , Meanwlle relief l!fllat Clay ·11 ~~ from his . Resultt Jim MC!Ajldl'ew (6-10) or Danny CArroll, who wu spiked by lel! "veri! ~iu.ugo, New York 10, Pll!tburgh 2 FrJoeua (~J) . .~ r - . . ·• Olher dubs not scheduled. Toclay's Gsmas ~ Q~ ' San Francisco (Reberger ' 'I .,. .. at Chicago (Jenkins 13-13) Hl CINCINNATI - The !)ln. · '·' r. .. .-~r ·•, ' ...;. ~,f' tJ l H'' lm.~ ,. b.J\1 1iil~~ ~.'iOO · J~ McG~thlln. who ~ 1111 b. ...... Mal&; · · •>o 1o ,. Su,U. .. ' IAtl.anal L•••u• East W. L Pet. Gl Pltltborah .. 51 .557 NewYor'k 60 52 .5~ 2'12 Clllcagd 58 56 .5Q9 . sv. st. Louis 53 60 -~ 10 52 60 .... 101; Ph lie. ~ 49 66 .426 15 Wost Clnclnnoll 71 29 l.os Angeles 63 49 .563 12 San Fran. 55 57 .491 20 Allen to 54 39 .478 21'1:! H0<1ston 51 63 .447 25 San Diego 4569 .395 31 '~ remcu· t' 01/ ._,' . ',, ·. •l d '.G ·. • f,e ' · e , J. . ··• · ' ., .• well. When he fal1s, they Q-Who waa the first U.S. blame tbf child, ~ h?me or president to travel ' under ~ society. . • . , 1 Wdter ill a m 0 d t r II 311b· ...:Dr. )~k ' Frwnier, cliild education · apeciali.!t, at omo. Ithlnkwecsn~dthat' poz~en M. ., · ange An l'rom 1be VPI Rlek Norton; a $350,0011 quarterback who fizzled, wu cut Monday by the Miami Do)pblns 48 hours after a shoddy performance In the club's opener. The former Kentucky ace hit one.for.flve · )181181ng and ha4 two inten:epUons In Saturday night's 16-10 vlcim-y over the Pittsburgh Steelers at Jacksonville and wu axed by Don Shlilll along with seven other players. No,:lon, Miami's No. one pick In 111116, playecj four Re8BOill under a fat contract, but never made tile sterUng Hneup. · The Steelers cut running hack Bob CampbeU, former PeM Stale In New York, Gerry PhUbln, the Jets' aJJi,ro defensive will undergo surgery Wednesday for a dislocated left shoulder. Philbin wu Injured In the flr!al minute of lhe Jets' ~ , 10 vjcl!Jry over the Buffalo Bllll 'Saturday. In · allolher development concernlll• . the Jets, Joe Namath IIi sorUng out hia problemJ In . the nortbwestem Canadian resort town of Mlnakl. ''He registered 11ft f!aturday . 1111 Mr. OIICago, but he hasn't foOJed lhe ldds," ll8ld ..... of Ja ,. ; c, Matheson, sports edl... the WIMlpeg, Can., Tribune. "He started by slgnlng autographs Joe Namath Corey, u ·kJnd of klbbltz, but now has more or Jesa confeased and dropped the C«ey." 1be Cblcqo Bears regrouped at their o----Ilier· Ind camp ,_...., • ·• . .,.._~tr; l'lll!)llree~y!!ll*~ Pie jj,..........IDlo ,..._ ; em, Ed~~tatora are glad to lake tl1e' credit U. a ebiJ(I · does A-Harry S. Truman. In State Uliivrtrity, 1946, he embarked !~ Key Weat, Fla., In the U-2!11:1, a captured German auhmarlne w h I c h submerged ',dtirlng naval exercises. Q-Where does a hone · . . bee store the it uaeK. · er1 from the fl=ers? · . . . A- In a pollen basket · ' • •· · located on the inside of the hind legs. . "t. J · . "ttMEL.Y marine? . I ·WGuld p~~ably scare The UniWd States 'll Unpleasant·,. frit· ' . Tile Boston Patriots suffered another bad blow when X-rays dladoied that llnebacller J1o11 Olaon, 11f1h round draft_pick from . Notre Dame, had ·' ~ ~ ' sustained a fraclured elbow. Thi! Olarsen releaaed nine plata-a em waivers to meet tbe 10-player Jl,mlt, lljld New Orleans trimmed 11. , HOUSTON (UPI) · - The sprlng. lllave job opponuniUes author of Ball FOl!l' Jim Bouton,. lhal might not be available~ retlre.d from professional spring." haaebaiiMonday,saylng he had He said hia retirement Will loetlds onoe.feared knuckleball · "strictly because I have had so arid didn't · want lo drag hia much trouble with this pitch family through the minor (knuckleball)." league life. . He said last year he wu able Bouton had pltclled and lost to throW his bread41Jd.butter two games for the Oklaboma pitch profellSlonally, but thia · CitY farm club of the Houston year "I'm not." Astroe of the National League. Bouton callec! Spec _Richard· Bouton wu aent down July 31: son, Astro general manager, He said, "I'd rather make the Sunday night but was unable to break now Instead of next reach him.. He contacted ..... Boston 56 54 .5(19 13'17 Cleveland 56 58 .491 -15117 Washington 51 62 .451 20 West Minnesota 69 41 .lil1 Callfarnlil 64 49 .566 6117 Ookland 64 50 .561 7 Kansas City 42 71 .372 28'17 Milwaukee 42 73 .365 :19'12 Chicago G 74 .362 30 Resuns Boston 11, Qelroit 10 Ookland 7, Minnesota 3 Olher dubs not scheduled. TCIHy's G1111,11 Cleveland (Chance 7-5) at Ookland (Hunter 16·9), Balllmore (Uellar 15-7)night at Pl~:,.,~tel~~?"t:;,~-1~ 1~: ~~ftnla night San Diego (Wilson 0-2) at St. Louis IBriles +31. night At~onlrea~ J,Marton 1+71 at t~l:~~hlo 1 /:~~~~~~ 1. 111 at Houston I Billingham 10.4), noght (Messersmith 8·91, Detroit (Kilkenny 6·2) at Mllwaukae(Downlng4-8),n!ghl Minnesota .(Perry 17-9) at Washington !Cox 6-8), niSht y;~1 '("$1~t\t:.::~~~~ ~~l~~ New Kansas City !Rooker 7-111 at Boston IPeters 10-9), night Richardson and told him of his read the book," he said. decision Monday morning. Bouton said he Is going to play "I'm not angry at hlm and I for a semi-pro team called the don't think he Is angry at me," Ridgewood Paramus Barons said Boo m. , near hia home of Wyckoff, N. J. Bouton had nothing but praise Bouton said he wun'teven sure for' the Houston hallclub, and ils what league It's in. fans . He said about 30 per cent of "I hope I can play for the Astro pleyers told him they then1," he said and laughed. didn't appreciate the book. As Bouton admitted hia proflta fares the rest of the league, he from the book wiU be about ll8ld about 98 per cent of the ~.000 this year and he added players were against him. thai's more than he can make "'lbe reason Is they haven't playins baseball. .. Bench Close to·.Immortality (at 22) Nlj:W (UPI) with 34 homers. Carl Yastrzernskl of Boston Is ,the American League hatUng leader on averages through Sunday's games. Yaz has a .326 mark with Alex Johnson of California and Tony Oliva of Minnesota even at .323. A hitless Sunday In which he went G-for~ QZIZI NATIONAL LEAGUE G AB R H Pet , Clemente Pgh 86 323 52 116 .35, Carty All 9A 332 69 119 .358 Rose Cln 113 453 86 IA9 .329 Perez Cln 11A 426 IS lAO .3:19 ~~~~~A10 429 69139 .324 105 -126 70 138 .324 J. Al0<1 Hln 81 305 39 98 .321 Hickman Chi P.Porker L~ 355 72 114 '321 112 421 se 135 .321 Millan All 101 m 75 135 .319 Bench, ~~~~l~n~~~\a, Perez. Cincinnati,' 34 ; H. Aoron. Atlanta, 33; Rch Allen, St. Louis, 31; B. Williams. Chicago, 31. Run• Batted In dBench, Cinclnnatl,111; Perez. nclnnoll, 106; B. Williams, Chicago. 100 ; H. Aaron, Atlanta, 99; Rc~ Allen, St. louis, 95. Pltchlna 10 Oeclslons Simpson, Clnelnnatl, 10, .824; Carroll, Cincinnati, 8-2, .800: Giusti, Pittsburgh, 8-2, .800; Nolan Clnclnnofl, ·1.t-4, .118: Gibson, St. ' Louis, 15-5, .750; Walker, Plllsburgh, 9-3, .750. ' , AMERICAN LEAGUE I'll.... Clull G AI II H Pet. Viilfiem)kl Bsii . . 110 3119 .. 128 .329 A. Jdlinaon Cit . Pll~~r Clu~ . dropped Oliva out of the lead. The National League hatting contest finds Pete Rose of Cincinnati making his usual late summer charge toward the lop. Pittsburgh' s Roberta, Clemenle took over the top spot from Atlanta's Rico Carty Monday night. Clemente, seeing only limited action, edsed out In from by one point, .359 to .358 of Carly, who also has been sidelined. Rose, banging out 15 hils In 35 trips during the week, has added eight points to his average and moved Into a third place tie with Perez at .329. Conigliaros Pace Bosox , ilfai¥!13- , !Mtuo Ent W. L Pet. Gl Baltimore. n •z · -621 New York 61 51 .545 9'17 Oelroll 60 63 :631 11 Bouton Calls It Quits If Johnny Bench, just 2;!, conlinlU!s to murder National League pitching he could be the first catcher to win both the home run and nms halted In UUes In the same 11888011. Bench has hit sa home runs In the Cincinnati Reda' first 116 games or just one off Babe Ruth's record pace In 1927 when heln. hit 60. RogerlnMarls who hit 61 1961 hit 38 96 sames but slowed down later. Roy Cam""•ella once Jed the . ,_.. ~··· ~~.&oo:;;. . league With 142 RB~ for the old ~ In· 'HoUatori •. were Hnebacier ~rooldyn l>odsers m 1953 but n..- Burton and cornerhaeka · his 41 homers were lopped by ......,. . · Mllwjlllkee's Eddie Mathews Joe Taylor and Major Hizellon. with 47. Jimmie Fou: caught a Buffone has a shoulder few games In 1935, one of the separation, Taylor a kidney many years in whleh he was up injjuryury and Hazelton a groin there in homers. In ' "At G. Ba th p ke For s•veral weeks, Tony reen Y• e ac rs Perez of the Reda held the cut three veterans and seven homer-RBI lead but Bench has roolfles .In their first major come on strong and app84l's to red~~ttlon. 1be veterans were be pulling away. Bench has 111 ~Ivers Claudia Jaml!l and RBI to Perez' 106 and Billy ~ Sherlag and delelllive end Williama' 100· for the Cblcago Larry Cos. . Cubs Coach Don McCafferty ran Be~ch has made hia bid for Ids Baltbnore Colts through a botll the RBI and home run double wonout;Drst of three~ IIUes since returning to the preparation for Friday nights lineup after a brief absence -in meeUng with the Kansas City llite July with an aching hack. Chlefa. The All-star catcher slam· · McCafferty npreuecl con- med five bome- runs In three cern about Johnny Unl~s' daya · alter reblmlng to . take dislocated finger' .suffered over the lead from his teamSaturday In the Collz' 33-21 win rn&te. He ha'a poiDlded the beU · ~ tbe Oakland Ralclen. steadily . since, even thougiJ -· Cr .._ mdre and ·more NL pi'"'-Flddler a,.. ""'"'" : Fiddler crabs are so-called have begun to pitch more ~ because (If the extreme dlf· carefully to hlm. ,; ference bl size of the claws In the American League, the Olle~Jawresem· toplluggersareBoos Powell of -~•.-,o.. or· violin and . Baltbnore 9l and eor.ey.rn.n tked , , ... Amot1can . 106 4i 57 137 .323 ~::~:;~.107 412 '72' .321 14 defensive middle guar.d on Coach Charley Chauncy's league champion team as a IIOiiiK!more, and played bot!J ways «I tackle his jualor and :JeniOI' years. In his senior year, Banr w-. & 110an1mous selection for fir*t team all-league, while being selecled .aJI.<Jistrict and iJecond team allstate. On offense, Barr was called on to clear a pa!h for Meigs' bread and butter play, a pitch to a halfhack over tackle. On defense, oppo~ls ran few By KEITII WISECUP, 'fwo • Melga ~igh Scihool atbletes who gi'aduated last spring will don coJJ~e albletlc uniforms this year, Mite Bart; football, and Doxie Walters, baak8'tball. BaiT Ia going tp Glenville State In Weal VirBinJa, and Walters will play for Coeeb Art Lanham's Rio Grande Redmen. Barr, a 6-1, 220 lb. 1sckle for the Marauders In 1969, alerted on all three previous Meigs football squads. He was Seaver Has Number 17 PITI'SBURGH (UPI) - Tom Seaver fired a m-l!ltter and wm hll1 17th game of the seaion Monday night u lha New Y~ Me1s crushed the Pirates, 10.2. The victory brought the Mets to widlln 2\!o games of the first place Pirates In the National League East. Sever, pltcbjng with three days rest rather lban Ids usual lour 'after the .!ofets Ieist two of the first three gamea In 111e four. game let, wu clipped for two 700 Will Enter runs in the first Inning on three walks and a dooble by AI Ollver. But he WIB never In trouble afAter~.:. •• ,...........; error by ,,........,. """""'6 first bueman Otiver with the haaes loaded ted to a five-run Met uprising In tbe second. Five walks by retief pitchers Dick Colbert and Jim Nelson and a sacrifice fly by Grote scored two more In the fourth after Agee had tripled for two runs In the third. Seaver, 17_., halwon10 of hia last 11 decisions. Ellls, the loeer, Is 12-11. In Jr. Olympics KNOxviu.E, TeM. (UPI) More than 700 youthful athletes from throughout the country began arriving here Monday to Cllllpele In the fourth annoal Junior Olympics. There will be competition In g)'I1111astlcs, swimming and diving and track and field events. Finals In an events will . be held Wednesday. The ' Olympic contest will be held at University of Tennessee .laclliUes. ASKS TO FIGHT HOUSTON, Tex. (UPI) - Ex· i heavyweight boxing champ , Cassius Clay has asked the U. S. 5th Circuit Court of Appeals again for pennission to fight in 1 Canada Oct. 18. Clay based his newest plea on the 7th Circuit Court ruling that Abbie Hoff. man be allowed to travel to Cuba. I STEINBERGER INJlJRED BOSTON (UPI) -Billy and tyilfj r\li!liOI\i;Grst.·: t,i 11. ,CLEVELAND (UPI) . Tony Conigliaro, )!oston's · · Pr..hlirtte?~atesBrown, Jim' ~v,,enll ~~ StetrW.cer slugging brothers, led the Red Northrup and•Norm Cash each Sllfl.we" a knee Injury In Sox to an 11·10 victory over drove In two runs with singles Satilrday's exhibition loss, a Detroit Monday despite a seven- and another scored on Mike Cleveland Browns spokesman run rally by the Tigers In the top Andrews' error. said Monday, and was in Shaker of the ninth. Billy Conigliaro, who joined Medical Center Hospital for Detroit, trailing JJ-3 going Tony In the starting outfield tests. The extent of his Injury Into the ninth, knocked out July 19, drilled his 15th homer wes not Immediately known. winner Sonny Siebert and with two oo In the four-run Sparky Lyle before Chuck fourth inning. He also singled Hartenstein finally came In to twice and drove In a nm In the strike out Bill Freehan with the eighth . Tony C. drove In three runs with a single and a pair of '!be Almauc sacrifice flies before being By Uolted PresoiDterullooal ~ken out for a rest after six Today Is TueSday, Aug. lith, innings. the Z23rd day of 19'10 with 142 to follow. · The moon Is between Its first GAl$ TO PLAY qwirter and full phase. Pl'. PLEASANT - There will The morning stars are Mars be a double • ellmlna lion and Saturn. women's softball tournamentat The evening sters are Mereu· Point Pleuant on Aug. 4-6-C and ry, Venus and Jupiter. 7 which Is sancUoned by the On IIIIa date In history: ASA. Registration for ASA 1n 1909 lhe first radio SOS members Is t20 and $26 for nonWill received wben the liner members. Any team Interested Araphoe messaged for help off In entering may contact Cape Hatteru, N.C. Wallace Smith, Jr., at 1419 In 11154 a formal peace Kanawha St., In Point Pleuant announcement In Indochina or ,caD at 675-2U4. endl"i the sevelHlllli-one-balfyear war between the vlclar· IOUS V~tmlnh forces and the Lots of Viewer• Government of France. AD estimated 28.6 mlllion In 19112 1 Soviet cosmonaut lelevlalon sets were tuned bl wulaiDlched into ~ on a for the fourth game of the four-day trip. 111611 World Ser1es;''111'*11ll! In 1966 negroes beean rlollng thll the second largest alillf. In the Watts section of Loe ence for any program bl the Angelea During the a1x &ys f1! blltory of the medium, acYiolence' M persona were JliiJed 'cord In g to Encyclopaedia and IHinjured. . ,Brltannlca. Flrll FJac Rallillc : A thought for the day: Victor . Hugo said, "A compliment IIi first recorded raJ:!:~ I ~~ Uke • klu through a a school · I Yell. , ' mount May, 1812. .·: THE DOWNING-CHILDS:: AGENCY INSURANCE ' REAL ESTATE-MUTUAL FU• .,.i ~· 992-2342 220 N. 2nd AVE. MIDDLEPORT, OtUO ., ,, IV . Vl lB j{ ,. til $386. HJII,•; I P' .. 1£ . S£! BIU 1M! the site m-.5115 IIOOLEPOIT, OliO '. IIUJO.fi'·YOURW : . ---• YOU HOW-WE· ' ni AT f!!! atgtt " WIT!i PACKAG"'E 11EA.L ' .trl 0 CITY ICI & FUEL co~ ' f 1 ·w _,.... ' OVER lOO YEARS OF SERVICE .• - ' , ' �' . Barr, ·I 1'}.- , ·' ' 1!!1~. ~'"'J.t.~ 'i,.lh ' l ~~1Ylf+ f' ~ 't ·'·""~'" l; '*ouiS \ ~ · ' I' ' ' f. r Maury Willi ~·· ~ eln!Jali 1Wds1 with htjurlea ~<Jay by a line dri\tt qlf the ,at LA, and ~ulred 12 sllldlu, cripPUng their pitching stall, blit of Bill ~barkpltt 11! 1:.1111 Is stJII iiut and 'iill JII'Obl!b)y not open ,,tlu'ee • ume series,with Angelea, sUffered . a blilrllllf re~ for 10.12 more d&yi: AIIo .. lhe wqrld chaitlpron New Yor~ fracwre of the lelllporal bone ·on . the lnjucy lllt 11!1 b!Jrlera Meta tonight at Rlvertront over hla J!lght eye.· McGlOthlin WJyne Simpson .•bd Jim ,stadium. was , reteas~ from Da'llel h ' · 1. ~ , Reds haye: not lost a ~n Hospital Monday ~~ • ,. ,who hal been .qJ,Jt hOIIIe Bland this sel1011, .,and wUJ 'be ~ Tuillday. ~ . •frl the leliOD flth a .. lu!ve ,one goal : h*• that 11- The fleds ..uJ t)Jat 111e injury i-upiijred achillehii\C!Iin,' may (l!ll1e lead. · was not believed to be serious plteh during tl)e curre111 Reds' Gary Nolan (14-4) will lake and lhat McGlotblin ," 'll:ould not home ltand IJOWever. He has the mount lor the Reda. · miss t.oo many .game8." ~ worl!lng our ' feBularly He will be Gppo8ed by either , Meanwlle relief l!fllat Clay ·11 ~~ from his . Resultt Jim MC!Ajldl'ew (6-10) or Danny CArroll, who wu spiked by lel! "veri! ~iu.ugo, New York 10, Pll!tburgh 2 FrJoeua (~J) . .~ r - . . ·• Olher dubs not scheduled. Toclay's Gsmas ~ Q~ ' San Francisco (Reberger ' 'I .,. .. at Chicago (Jenkins 13-13) Hl CINCINNATI - The !)ln. · '·' r. .. .-~r ·•, ' ...;. ~,f' tJ l H'' lm.~ ,. b.J\1 1iil~~ ~.'iOO · J~ McG~thlln. who ~ 1111 b. ...... Mal&; · · •>o 1o ,. Su,U. .. ' IAtl.anal L•••u• East W. L Pet. Gl Pltltborah .. 51 .557 NewYor'k 60 52 .5~ 2'12 Clllcagd 58 56 .5Q9 . sv. st. Louis 53 60 -~ 10 52 60 .... 101; Ph lie. ~ 49 66 .426 15 Wost Clnclnnoll 71 29 l.os Angeles 63 49 .563 12 San Fran. 55 57 .491 20 Allen to 54 39 .478 21'1:! H0<1ston 51 63 .447 25 San Diego 4569 .395 31 '~ remcu· t' 01/ ._,' . ',, ·. •l d '.G ·. • f,e ' · e , J. . ··• · ' ., .• well. When he fal1s, they Q-Who waa the first U.S. blame tbf child, ~ h?me or president to travel ' under ~ society. . • . , 1 Wdter ill a m 0 d t r II 311b· ...:Dr. )~k ' Frwnier, cliild education · apeciali.!t, at omo. Ithlnkwecsn~dthat' poz~en M. ., · ange An l'rom 1be VPI Rlek Norton; a $350,0011 quarterback who fizzled, wu cut Monday by the Miami Do)pblns 48 hours after a shoddy performance In the club's opener. The former Kentucky ace hit one.for.flve · )181181ng and ha4 two inten:epUons In Saturday night's 16-10 vlcim-y over the Pittsburgh Steelers at Jacksonville and wu axed by Don Shlilll along with seven other players. No,:lon, Miami's No. one pick In 111116, playecj four Re8BOill under a fat contract, but never made tile sterUng Hneup. · The Steelers cut running hack Bob CampbeU, former PeM Stale In New York, Gerry PhUbln, the Jets' aJJi,ro defensive will undergo surgery Wednesday for a dislocated left shoulder. Philbin wu Injured In the flr!al minute of lhe Jets' ~ , 10 vjcl!Jry over the Buffalo Bllll 'Saturday. In · allolher development concernlll• . the Jets, Joe Namath IIi sorUng out hia problemJ In . the nortbwestem Canadian resort town of Mlnakl. ''He registered 11ft f!aturday . 1111 Mr. OIICago, but he hasn't foOJed lhe ldds," ll8ld ..... of Ja ,. ; c, Matheson, sports edl... the WIMlpeg, Can., Tribune. "He started by slgnlng autographs Joe Namath Corey, u ·kJnd of klbbltz, but now has more or Jesa confeased and dropped the C«ey." 1be Cblcqo Bears regrouped at their o----Ilier· Ind camp ,_...., • ·• . .,.._~tr; l'lll!)llree~y!!ll*~ Pie jj,..........IDlo ,..._ ; em, Ed~~tatora are glad to lake tl1e' credit U. a ebiJ(I · does A-Harry S. Truman. In State Uliivrtrity, 1946, he embarked !~ Key Weat, Fla., In the U-2!11:1, a captured German auhmarlne w h I c h submerged ',dtirlng naval exercises. Q-Where does a hone · . . bee store the it uaeK. · er1 from the fl=ers? · . . . A- In a pollen basket · ' • •· · located on the inside of the hind legs. . "t. J · . "ttMEL.Y marine? . I ·WGuld p~~ably scare The UniWd States 'll Unpleasant·,. frit· ' . Tile Boston Patriots suffered another bad blow when X-rays dladoied that llnebacller J1o11 Olaon, 11f1h round draft_pick from . Notre Dame, had ·' ~ ~ ' sustained a fraclured elbow. Thi! Olarsen releaaed nine plata-a em waivers to meet tbe 10-player Jl,mlt, lljld New Orleans trimmed 11. , HOUSTON (UPI) · - The sprlng. lllave job opponuniUes author of Ball FOl!l' Jim Bouton,. lhal might not be available~ retlre.d from professional spring." haaebaiiMonday,saylng he had He said hia retirement Will loetlds onoe.feared knuckleball · "strictly because I have had so arid didn't · want lo drag hia much trouble with this pitch family through the minor (knuckleball)." league life. . He said last year he wu able Bouton had pltclled and lost to throW his bread41Jd.butter two games for the Oklaboma pitch profellSlonally, but thia · CitY farm club of the Houston year "I'm not." Astroe of the National League. Bouton callec! Spec _Richard· Bouton wu aent down July 31: son, Astro general manager, He said, "I'd rather make the Sunday night but was unable to break now Instead of next reach him.. He contacted ..... Boston 56 54 .5(19 13'17 Cleveland 56 58 .491 -15117 Washington 51 62 .451 20 West Minnesota 69 41 .lil1 Callfarnlil 64 49 .566 6117 Ookland 64 50 .561 7 Kansas City 42 71 .372 28'17 Milwaukee 42 73 .365 :19'12 Chicago G 74 .362 30 Resuns Boston 11, Qelroit 10 Ookland 7, Minnesota 3 Olher dubs not scheduled. TCIHy's G1111,11 Cleveland (Chance 7-5) at Ookland (Hunter 16·9), Balllmore (Uellar 15-7)night at Pl~:,.,~tel~~?"t:;,~-1~ 1~: ~~ftnla night San Diego (Wilson 0-2) at St. Louis IBriles +31. night At~onlrea~ J,Marton 1+71 at t~l:~~hlo 1 /:~~~~~~ 1. 111 at Houston I Billingham 10.4), noght (Messersmith 8·91, Detroit (Kilkenny 6·2) at Mllwaukae(Downlng4-8),n!ghl Minnesota .(Perry 17-9) at Washington !Cox 6-8), niSht y;~1 '("$1~t\t:.::~~~~ ~~l~~ New Kansas City !Rooker 7-111 at Boston IPeters 10-9), night Richardson and told him of his read the book," he said. decision Monday morning. Bouton said he Is going to play "I'm not angry at hlm and I for a semi-pro team called the don't think he Is angry at me," Ridgewood Paramus Barons said Boo m. , near hia home of Wyckoff, N. J. Bouton had nothing but praise Bouton said he wun'teven sure for' the Houston hallclub, and ils what league It's in. fans . He said about 30 per cent of "I hope I can play for the Astro pleyers told him they then1," he said and laughed. didn't appreciate the book. As Bouton admitted hia proflta fares the rest of the league, he from the book wiU be about ll8ld about 98 per cent of the ~.000 this year and he added players were against him. thai's more than he can make "'lbe reason Is they haven't playins baseball. .. Bench Close to·.Immortality (at 22) Nlj:W (UPI) with 34 homers. Carl Yastrzernskl of Boston Is ,the American League hatUng leader on averages through Sunday's games. Yaz has a .326 mark with Alex Johnson of California and Tony Oliva of Minnesota even at .323. A hitless Sunday In which he went G-for~ QZIZI NATIONAL LEAGUE G AB R H Pet , Clemente Pgh 86 323 52 116 .35, Carty All 9A 332 69 119 .358 Rose Cln 113 453 86 IA9 .329 Perez Cln 11A 426 IS lAO .3:19 ~~~~~A10 429 69139 .324 105 -126 70 138 .324 J. Al0<1 Hln 81 305 39 98 .321 Hickman Chi P.Porker L~ 355 72 114 '321 112 421 se 135 .321 Millan All 101 m 75 135 .319 Bench, ~~~~l~n~~~\a, Perez. Cincinnati,' 34 ; H. Aoron. Atlanta, 33; Rch Allen, St. Louis, 31; B. Williams. Chicago, 31. Run• Batted In dBench, Cinclnnatl,111; Perez. nclnnoll, 106; B. Williams, Chicago. 100 ; H. Aaron, Atlanta, 99; Rc~ Allen, St. louis, 95. Pltchlna 10 Oeclslons Simpson, Clnelnnatl, 10, .824; Carroll, Cincinnati, 8-2, .800: Giusti, Pittsburgh, 8-2, .800; Nolan Clnclnnofl, ·1.t-4, .118: Gibson, St. ' Louis, 15-5, .750; Walker, Plllsburgh, 9-3, .750. ' , AMERICAN LEAGUE I'll.... Clull G AI II H Pet. Viilfiem)kl Bsii . . 110 3119 .. 128 .329 A. Jdlinaon Cit . Pll~~r Clu~ . dropped Oliva out of the lead. The National League hatting contest finds Pete Rose of Cincinnati making his usual late summer charge toward the lop. Pittsburgh' s Roberta, Clemenle took over the top spot from Atlanta's Rico Carty Monday night. Clemente, seeing only limited action, edsed out In from by one point, .359 to .358 of Carly, who also has been sidelined. Rose, banging out 15 hils In 35 trips during the week, has added eight points to his average and moved Into a third place tie with Perez at .329. Conigliaros Pace Bosox , ilfai¥!13- , !Mtuo Ent W. L Pet. Gl Baltimore. n •z · -621 New York 61 51 .545 9'17 Oelroll 60 63 :631 11 Bouton Calls It Quits If Johnny Bench, just 2;!, conlinlU!s to murder National League pitching he could be the first catcher to win both the home run and nms halted In UUes In the same 11888011. Bench has hit sa home runs In the Cincinnati Reda' first 116 games or just one off Babe Ruth's record pace In 1927 when heln. hit 60. RogerlnMarls who hit 61 1961 hit 38 96 sames but slowed down later. Roy Cam""•ella once Jed the . ,_.. ~··· ~~.&oo:;;. . league With 142 RB~ for the old ~ In· 'HoUatori •. were Hnebacier ~rooldyn l>odsers m 1953 but n..- Burton and cornerhaeka · his 41 homers were lopped by ......,. . · Mllwjlllkee's Eddie Mathews Joe Taylor and Major Hizellon. with 47. Jimmie Fou: caught a Buffone has a shoulder few games In 1935, one of the separation, Taylor a kidney many years in whleh he was up injjuryury and Hazelton a groin there in homers. In ' "At G. Ba th p ke For s•veral weeks, Tony reen Y• e ac rs Perez of the Reda held the cut three veterans and seven homer-RBI lead but Bench has roolfles .In their first major come on strong and app84l's to red~~ttlon. 1be veterans were be pulling away. Bench has 111 ~Ivers Claudia Jaml!l and RBI to Perez' 106 and Billy ~ Sherlag and delelllive end Williama' 100· for the Cblcago Larry Cos. . Cubs Coach Don McCafferty ran Be~ch has made hia bid for Ids Baltbnore Colts through a botll the RBI and home run double wonout;Drst of three~ IIUes since returning to the preparation for Friday nights lineup after a brief absence -in meeUng with the Kansas City llite July with an aching hack. Chlefa. The All-star catcher slam· · McCafferty npreuecl con- med five bome- runs In three cern about Johnny Unl~s' daya · alter reblmlng to . take dislocated finger' .suffered over the lead from his teamSaturday In the Collz' 33-21 win rn&te. He ha'a poiDlded the beU · ~ tbe Oakland Ralclen. steadily . since, even thougiJ -· Cr .._ mdre and ·more NL pi'"'-Flddler a,.. ""'"'" : Fiddler crabs are so-called have begun to pitch more ~ because (If the extreme dlf· carefully to hlm. ,; ference bl size of the claws In the American League, the Olle~Jawresem· toplluggersareBoos Powell of -~•.-,o.. or· violin and . Baltbnore 9l and eor.ey.rn.n tked , , ... Amot1can . 106 4i 57 137 .323 ~::~:;~.107 412 '72' .321 14 defensive middle guar.d on Coach Charley Chauncy's league champion team as a IIOiiiK!more, and played bot!J ways «I tackle his jualor and :JeniOI' years. In his senior year, Banr w-. & 110an1mous selection for fir*t team all-league, while being selecled .aJI.<Jistrict and iJecond team allstate. On offense, Barr was called on to clear a pa!h for Meigs' bread and butter play, a pitch to a halfhack over tackle. On defense, oppo~ls ran few By KEITII WISECUP, 'fwo • Melga ~igh Scihool atbletes who gi'aduated last spring will don coJJ~e albletlc uniforms this year, Mite Bart; football, and Doxie Walters, baak8'tball. BaiT Ia going tp Glenville State In Weal VirBinJa, and Walters will play for Coeeb Art Lanham's Rio Grande Redmen. Barr, a 6-1, 220 lb. 1sckle for the Marauders In 1969, alerted on all three previous Meigs football squads. He was Seaver Has Number 17 PITI'SBURGH (UPI) - Tom Seaver fired a m-l!ltter and wm hll1 17th game of the seaion Monday night u lha New Y~ Me1s crushed the Pirates, 10.2. The victory brought the Mets to widlln 2\!o games of the first place Pirates In the National League East. Sever, pltcbjng with three days rest rather lban Ids usual lour 'after the .!ofets Ieist two of the first three gamea In 111e four. game let, wu clipped for two 700 Will Enter runs in the first Inning on three walks and a dooble by AI Ollver. But he WIB never In trouble afAter~.:. •• ,...........; error by ,,........,. """""'6 first bueman Otiver with the haaes loaded ted to a five-run Met uprising In tbe second. Five walks by retief pitchers Dick Colbert and Jim Nelson and a sacrifice fly by Grote scored two more In the fourth after Agee had tripled for two runs In the third. Seaver, 17_., halwon10 of hia last 11 decisions. Ellls, the loeer, Is 12-11. In Jr. Olympics KNOxviu.E, TeM. (UPI) More than 700 youthful athletes from throughout the country began arriving here Monday to Cllllpele In the fourth annoal Junior Olympics. There will be competition In g)'I1111astlcs, swimming and diving and track and field events. Finals In an events will . be held Wednesday. The ' Olympic contest will be held at University of Tennessee .laclliUes. ASKS TO FIGHT HOUSTON, Tex. (UPI) - Ex· i heavyweight boxing champ , Cassius Clay has asked the U. S. 5th Circuit Court of Appeals again for pennission to fight in 1 Canada Oct. 18. Clay based his newest plea on the 7th Circuit Court ruling that Abbie Hoff. man be allowed to travel to Cuba. I STEINBERGER INJlJRED BOSTON (UPI) -Billy and tyilfj r\li!liOI\i;Grst.·: t,i 11. ,CLEVELAND (UPI) . Tony Conigliaro, )!oston's · · Pr..hlirtte?~atesBrown, Jim' ~v,,enll ~~ StetrW.cer slugging brothers, led the Red Northrup and•Norm Cash each Sllfl.we" a knee Injury In Sox to an 11·10 victory over drove In two runs with singles Satilrday's exhibition loss, a Detroit Monday despite a seven- and another scored on Mike Cleveland Browns spokesman run rally by the Tigers In the top Andrews' error. said Monday, and was in Shaker of the ninth. Billy Conigliaro, who joined Medical Center Hospital for Detroit, trailing JJ-3 going Tony In the starting outfield tests. The extent of his Injury Into the ninth, knocked out July 19, drilled his 15th homer wes not Immediately known. winner Sonny Siebert and with two oo In the four-run Sparky Lyle before Chuck fourth inning. He also singled Hartenstein finally came In to twice and drove In a nm In the strike out Bill Freehan with the eighth . Tony C. drove In three runs with a single and a pair of '!be Almauc sacrifice flies before being By Uolted PresoiDterullooal ~ken out for a rest after six Today Is TueSday, Aug. lith, innings. the Z23rd day of 19'10 with 142 to follow. · The moon Is between Its first GAl$ TO PLAY qwirter and full phase. Pl'. PLEASANT - There will The morning stars are Mars be a double • ellmlna lion and Saturn. women's softball tournamentat The evening sters are Mereu· Point Pleuant on Aug. 4-6-C and ry, Venus and Jupiter. 7 which Is sancUoned by the On IIIIa date In history: ASA. Registration for ASA 1n 1909 lhe first radio SOS members Is t20 and $26 for nonWill received wben the liner members. Any team Interested Araphoe messaged for help off In entering may contact Cape Hatteru, N.C. Wallace Smith, Jr., at 1419 In 11154 a formal peace Kanawha St., In Point Pleuant announcement In Indochina or ,caD at 675-2U4. endl"i the sevelHlllli-one-balfyear war between the vlclar· IOUS V~tmlnh forces and the Lots of Viewer• Government of France. AD estimated 28.6 mlllion In 19112 1 Soviet cosmonaut lelevlalon sets were tuned bl wulaiDlched into ~ on a for the fourth game of the four-day trip. 111611 World Ser1es;''111'*11ll! In 1966 negroes beean rlollng thll the second largest alillf. In the Watts section of Loe ence for any program bl the Angelea During the a1x &ys f1! blltory of the medium, acYiolence' M persona were JliiJed 'cord In g to Encyclopaedia and IHinjured. . ,Brltannlca. Flrll FJac Rallillc : A thought for the day: Victor . Hugo said, "A compliment IIi first recorded raJ:!:~ I ~~ Uke • klu through a a school · I Yell. , ' mount May, 1812. .·: THE DOWNING-CHILDS:: AGENCY INSURANCE ' REAL ESTATE-MUTUAL FU• .,.i ~· 992-2342 220 N. 2nd AVE. MIDDLEPORT, OtUO ., ,, IV . Vl lB j{ ,. til $386. HJII,•; I P' .. 1£ . S£! BIU 1M! the site m-.5115 IIOOLEPOIT, OliO '. IIUJO.fi'·YOURW : . ---• YOU HOW-WE· ' ni AT f!!! atgtt " WIT!i PACKAG"'E 11EA.L ' .trl 0 CITY ICI & FUEL co~ ' f 1 ·w _,.... ' OVER lOO YEARS OF SERVICE .• - ' , ' �' ' y ' I ' &-TbeDallySentinel,Middle~t.o.• • u,triO . ., ~. 0~nie~· ·' ~' o~ } f ...-;·,.. Yll· · . . ·' · · ,. . State to I"\:..... vp........ '·u.·. ' d, •·s .on' Aft l . ;. f · " ''" l \ , , ~~)'HA - f,83 ~ \1f - ~::~~-1-rl':r~·n~c:. .conatr~ctlon inclu(J) nll BtruptliJII lnelwllne w.tdenlng, ~, .bltumlilon.Honcrete '!he ._ya Cr•ll Raad ~wl\1 01! biJqminODB concrete . wearing ..r.iiling course. RAI.J!llGH - 4j3 miles·Of the '· CIIW'ie. ' . ~Mf - 4.72 miles of the Mullell&-Beckley Road m W. MORGAN - 3.0 mila of the Hurrlci~e •Creek Road on Va. 18 1()1' new constructloa CGwtty 11. lor new concrete .wearing cour.oe. ' 1 including widening, biQ.uulilj,us Cow!ty 17 (I~ .oervl,te) and COIIItrucUon Including C*llent JWIDY - .2.8 ~· of the .wearing cout.oe, County 17 (Ieeder) for new stabilized bue and bitumlnoua Mocntield-Petersburg ROad on - .U mUea ol ~tructlow including wldelng, conc:reje pavement. U. , 21llor ,~lri*Jtioll the Flowing · Road on·, ~tuminolia concrete, weariJig ~ - Z.38 mila of the CHARLESTON - Twelve additional sta.te ~ighway projecta have been added Ill tJlli Department of ' Hlsbwaya' August 25 bid opel)lng, · ac- · cording to Governor Arch A. Moore Jr. Tile addiUOI) brings Ill 21 the number of prole-eta oo which the department will open bids Auguii 20, !be Govern« noted. Earllet thla week, an· nOarlelllient waa made of . the ltrfl _nine projectl. bo of the 12 projects were Included in the deparbnent's July 14 bid opening but !be entries were later rejected becauie of esceasive bids lor work Ill Kanawha and PUtnam, Hospital Gift Voted Countih. 'I'l!e.pfojecta 'Include : 8AiUIOUR,-4.00mll\IIOf the Aplanter will be presented to were judged with Mrs. G. B. Veterall8 Memorial Hospital by Stoot receiving flrlt on an the Star Garden Club, it was arrangement of brown lUlldecided during a recent fiowers in aatone jar. Mrs. Seth meeting of the group at the Nicholson took second with her home of Mrs. P. H. Nelson. red dahlias, and Mra. C. E. The club voted to purchase a Stout third lor violas. suitable container for ' An article on the shrimp plant pbiladendron for the hOIIPIIal was given by Mrs. Jamee planting. The Meigs County Nlcbolaon. Mrs. Effie llooller ••• fi...er show was di!cuased told of IIUIIIIDer on B nature but It was undecided as to b'ail, and a paper on material whether members will par- and ita care for winter ticlpate. arrangements was presented by A rewt was given on the Mlaa Ruby Diehl. fiower show staged by the Mrs. Jess Nelson, a former Rutland Friendly Gardeners member, was a guest The last month and it was noted that , tr•vellng prize donated by Mrs. Mrs. James Nicholsoo received Ray Nicholson was awarded to a third 'oo a line arrangement 1111'•· Stout who also won the and Mrs. Gerald Minor blue hostess gift. ribbons on house plants, The September meeting will Dowering and foUage. The two be at the home of Mrs. Gerald exhibited in the invitational Minor at which time the new POMEROY FIRE Dept. clwes. officers will be ii)Stalled. regular meeting, '1:30 p.m. Ibis Mrs. M. E. Nelson presided at evening al Second Ward =:_~~ ~:=.ti:t!; Firehouse. of ll(llle of the old hymll8. Mrs. RACINE FIRE Dept. Auxiliary, 7:30 tonight at fire Nicholson provided a July 1 colWDillor "The Green Thumb U~UA. bouse. Notes" of The Dally Sentinel. WEDNF3DAV Mlllibers responded to roD caD Geneva, Helen and Msry Lou POMEROY WOMEN'S by naming materials to be used King, daughters of Mr. and Mrs. BowUng Aasoclatlon, 7:30 p.m. in winter bouqueta. Virgil King of Kingsburg near Wednesday at the Pomeroy Arrangements on display Pomeroy have joined the junior JlowUng Lanes. membership ranks of the WINDING TRAIL Garden Hoistein-Frieslan Assn , of Club picnic at summer camp on America. Over 13,900 the river of Mrs. Charles Hayes, I youngsters sre now acti~ely 8 p.m. Wednesday. Nature tour I enrolled in the breed will be conducted. I organizetlon's program. I To qualify, member can- POM-MID LIONS Club, I didates must be under 21 years opeclal prosram. Wedneaday I of age and have enrolled Ina 4-H noon, I <::I Pomeroy United or vocational al!rlculture dairy Metllodllt Cbur1:b. lipl!attr on project. !ndividuai ownership of sparta. at least ooe Registered Holstein I is also required. THURSDAY e QUICK DISABLED American • CONVENIENT Veterans, 7:30 p.m. Thuraday night at the D.A.V. hall. e COURTEOUS A'M'END REUNION Refreshments aller meeting. , Mr . snd Mrs. Leo Kennedy COUNCILORS and Mr. and Mrs. BIU Sprouse PAST Fridays Only TheGdorus CouncU 17, D. of A: TM Drlv•ln Window and daughter, Terri, Mid- 'nnlrsday nlthl, home of Mn dleport; Mr. snd Mrs. Jesse Ia ()pin · Lake, West Jefferson, and Mr. Cora Beegle Racine t A.M. to 7 P.M. and Mrs. Michael Oblinger and , . I Continuously I chUdren, NelsonviUe, attended ' OIMr ....1111 """' f Ill I the MUhooe Ridge reunioo at =-~~~~ 7 n -1111 MUhone Ridge, W. Va . Sunday. Three Join Junior :......+....k Group I' I DIIIYE-IN · BANKING Pomeroy.. :. ' 1HE FARMERS BMK i and SAVINGS 00. · l'llmaroy, Cillo_ i "UDfiDIIhed Sympllony" Schubert's "Symphony No. 8 in B Minor" is called his "Unfinished Symphony" because It has just two, instead of the three or four movements of the classical symphony. MlmlllrFDIC u..... , ....... R •dysllom fABRIC SALE l • CLOS£.{)1JT Of All SPRING ,.& SUMMER GOODS I I,, , ~ 6 !OlE !GROUP ' &. 'GROUP .. db. NOW~OFF POLYESTER KNITS ONE SALE Al4.49 .yd. .-.,He, colon . SAVE UP 10 GROUP '60.00 REMNANlS ... Otl ON SINGER & SEW MODUS ' dlaie4 • - Oty. On and Mn. Wide r1D1t wllh • cookout. were Mr. and Mrs. cart and - . ColiiiDliaa. ANYONE FOR A Di iEh1 Ml.u Loolle Gilmore hll five BIG SALE! / souttfeln .$tar. : ·~ ' ·Whole·~,o.r .~ Ha·lf HAM SLICES tB. lb.69$ Katlulyn~ndeni, Mr~ilfd l!fi'il. Paul HOdson, Rllonila, • Mark Hudson, Mr. and Mrs. Lonnie Hudson, Pauletta and Rndney, Paul Hysell, Mr. Phil Harrison, Huani B. Bolin, Mrs. Wanda B. Hettich, Mrs. Gloria DeBose, Mr. and Mrs. Shirley Frank Hudeon 1 Toni Hudson, Hudson, Keith Blacfl, the )'OIIIIpter ~black and w)lile cat wu bll by a r.ar lui waek, wupven kitten Sunda7 by the VI'OID8D * lmnUy. , MARY MARTIN 18 HOME fram Holzer HolpiW and apect8 Ill be baclt 1n clrculatlan In juat a lew weea. Meanwhile her daupt.et, Pall)' Martin ol Cleveland, II here to Ullllln her care. Ma-y received 110 c:arda and JIUIIIII'OUI bouq11811 al !Iowen lb'inll her bolpltalizetlon and aha uted Ill to · - btr .,. lftCiatllll. . p·1cmc • G'1ven Ch· amp1on • T.earn , ., ' .Ji:§K. 1\o ~ 'l.'M>; ~. g::,~it~~,;..~=ih~rN.= - - - - - . . . - -- ' ...... MecUcal Cellter, J1nt Aw. and dedlr st. Genenl 'fllltille houri 1-4 and 7-1 p.m. 111111· llalerlllt)' .tille baura -lltewli't NEW RAVEN-Edward M. JirOn, 1011 of Mn. Frlllees G. Br1wa, reeenlly COD!· .... • tl.8. Air Flill!e Reaene OHieen TraiDI•I Cerpl ( AFROTCI field ~aeampmeal 11 Plalltbarsb AFB, N•. Y. Ackenyan, Mn. Pill Johnaon, WEDDING DATE SET REEoSvlLLE - Mr and I:JOto•::IOp.m.only.llatfl'lllty Mn. B I Griffin ~ 'fllltllle houri I::IO Ill •=30 p.m. are a:OWiclng ihe PlnuluniJ on Pedtalrlcl date of their daughter, Kathy, to • lllrGII Terry Bush, son of Mr. and Mrs. llr and Mrs. Glr)' R. Clde Geor-ge Buah, j.lbena, The • ' tradition of open church will be : : "...:~at~~~'k!:· ' carried out at 2:30 p.m. on Jlcflllll iwtn ~ • Saturday, Aug . 15, at the ' lllleMrlll · Reedsvjlle Methodist Church. Mra Hattie L. Albary lin ' Ball and daqhter, lira, ElJII!IIe R. - lrtlalll& " Clilet llnft II 1 member of lbe ', Ai'Rarc UDII at Oldo u~. If• ,, a 1111 c,ta41ute of Wafull HIP ~·.,. Iaiiier; Cb.rle. M. Bl•wa, ' mlde• at 20t l'nl*UD Aft~ Aliquippa, Pa. ~.·' wecldlni ' .GOOD ·' SNYDER'S Fresh Lean! SCOT LAD BACON lb.• ,~ POLISH SAUSAGE lb.5'9~ POTATO CHIPS 46 oz. cans ' I ,, $J~1JO 10 $1.00 CANNED Po .-......................... Ht-HO CRACKERS.......•...........• 3 $1.00 6 POTTED MEAT•.......... .............. $1.00 KRAFT BISCUITS..~~::.~:~:~:..•••.•. 6 $1.00 3 KRAFT COOKIES•••••••••••••••••••••• $1.00, SKIMMED MILK •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• 12c · E R ~~~~~ SOFTEN ....................... .. .69c cans SCOT LAD ASSORTED for l -Ib. bxs. Jumbo 11J4 lb. Box .,. ARMOUR 3 oz. Cans ~ cans for bxs. REG. 49c EA. - for 'lnflli ·' :.t:J "' .. JERZEE BRAND · ' can · only ' DEBBIE BRAND ' ' l ·. I' ' ~r-:- .• ' ' ,., " " . l ' 1 12 gal. :~~ 2 39t ' ... . ! I i : D ~ ' . lb.79~ ''· .f·Ru·rr .·:, .T_/:tJJrst!ar . .. l1nlr! ·~ ·".: 'r' ED IIIIOWH - GROUND BEEF LONGHORN CHEESE ·On Sale All Week · · _.,...,.,...t'a Amoli!,f~ Gene, Mrs. Pat Little League champl0f11> were H~. aons, Gene and feted at a picnic Sul)day at the Joey, Doug and ADen Acree, MiddleportCommunltyParli:by Tom Scally, David Smith,' mothers of members of the Jimmy Klein, . Mrs. Bob team coached by Woody Call. Haggero/ and Mark, and Larry Hotdogs, hamburgers, lOft Neff. drinks and a cake lnscrlbed - - - - -- - -"'--- - -- - - -"No. I Middleport" were .oer- .- and Mr. and Mra. Bob Landers ved. and family. Attending were Mrs. Whittington and Cbarlle, Mr. snd , Mn. Woody Call, Davie, [HOSPITAL NEWS j ¥~ • IN ADDITION TO OUR GALVANIZED lb.89' .. CHOPPED MINUTE STEAKS wljch The annual Hudson reunion recently at the roadside~ on State Route 33 opened with a picnic dinner at noon. Gifts were awarded to Kathryn Landers of Mexico, the one who Ira veled the farthest for the reunion. Preceding the picnic tile family went Ill Syracuse to visit Mrs. Anna Hudaon ,at the hOflle of Mrs. Rosella ~oy. Among those attending were Mrs Freda Elkins Mr snd Mrs: Donald E~. Mr·. snd Mrs. Ge11e Hudson, Mlaa 'I · " ,. ,.:, I COOL . ICE : ~SSORT.D ,t ~ ' , SALEJ bcilill , · Moilrefield-Pet«<lburg ROad oo U. S, Dl for lie" COIIIItrucUoo including wldenlng, blluminous which will be ready to COin,about two weeks and Ia IUIZloua to lind HUdSOn Reu nl'on good IICinea fer ll!llldtf!m.l,oqlae 11-111 Ualaa An. 'lbeD Mra. France~ Clrlatlm on Rc1e 8Wbai dine n&dyfOr new bomes now Held at P.ark andDve ~ are a bit too f.OUil8 ,..tiD leave lbelr IQitlxtr. ;Zd a1 Mr. Cleveland are the gulllll and Mrs. PhWp Meinllllrt and Mlaa Erma Smith. 'lbly will return to Cleveland Wenlldly. Mr. and Mn. Larry Wllea ol Laura are here vacationing wlthtbelrparenii,Mr.andMrs. 0111 McCIIDiocll, Racine, and ~ Mrs. Oml Wiles, Ber~ley Sprlnga - Martlmburs , Counly 19 for •new construe~ including widening, bl~' w. Va. t' for oew lncltldlng cell)ent atablll~ed concrete wearing courae. . · l Road qn wearing Courll!. .. HARDY .;;.. 3.00 miles Or the yoi.Jc NOW~OFF . ; M" ID 10'' wklllll .. MIIdmle i llld.,.u.n.. J · Mr .IIIII Mrs.lecllanl Ruu of wearing courae. BERKELEY - 6.26 milel of the He&eavWe-Morgan County line, rqad on W. Va. 9 lor new construction includln,g wld!Jnlng, bituminous concrete wearing cour.oe. BROOKE - 5.88 miles of the ~ Road on W. \Ia. 11 (alternate) lor new construcllon including widening, bltualinous concrete wearlns COUI'ie. HANCOCK- 1.02 mlln of the Rainy lllll Road on County U lor new construction including widening, b!lmnlnous concrete Mr.udMra. W. W.IIDblnson ~~ ~ 01 Woodltocfl, Va. wn recent bifant Dl lira iiGaaJ4 D guesll of her IIIOtba', Mn, .utn- u..1 ..._. ' .. ,.,_' JoaepNne McGhie. They at- - · ..... .... . "" """'• tendad the Matlact 1W111on held Mn. J1m!1 .E. Pldlllpl llld : at I.encaa'tr and the fwlerll of blaat dallllbter' Mrs. om!,, ::-.-=::"'' Robert Mallact lllllltbllldlllflmtdnpar, Mra. Mrs. Alma conllned Ralpll G. , Smith and iDflnl 11 to •her home due to lnlria :S'tt:,;l-==~ IRifftred In 1 faD 1 wwk aco. Tolbert 011'1 ~DI ' aa4 Roy Vu <boaey II 1 . .tlenl . • • 111 Unlveralty Hoapltal, .faa. l'wllnler• Oolumbua, Room m. Mr. and Mra. VirDGII llld Stanley Yiljted mr WHkeDd with Mr. aod Wallace f'!nnn IIIII famib Grave City. Mr. r..uiJ retired Foree, 11 ~:ar.,::r::. with s-a. Tba WWMPMRMIMIPWM"._._._~~. .~Il~!·~~~~IY· · ~.-11 jONE. Personal NOtes . Elk City Rilal on 'IV. Va. 57 ,for new construction Including wldeDinB, blturnin0111 concrete base and bituminous <~ paYemetll, " . FRENCH lb. _FRIES.............. aa, . SCOT LAD ~z. LEMONADE ••••••••••••••••~. · .MRS. PAUL'S Hb.; ONION RINGS •••••••~:.: gt 89* l • • I II !I !' I I' I �' ' y ' I ' &-TbeDallySentinel,Middle~t.o.• • u,triO . ., ~. 0~nie~· ·' ~' o~ } f ...-;·,.. Yll· · . . ·' · · ,. . State to I"\:..... vp........ '·u.·. ' d, •·s .on' Aft l . ;. f · " ''" l \ , , ~~)'HA - f,83 ~ \1f - ~::~~-1-rl':r~·n~c:. .conatr~ctlon inclu(J) nll BtruptliJII lnelwllne w.tdenlng, ~, .bltumlilon.Honcrete '!he ._ya Cr•ll Raad ~wl\1 01! biJqminODB concrete . wearing ..r.iiling course. RAI.J!llGH - 4j3 miles·Of the '· CIIW'ie. ' . ~Mf - 4.72 miles of the Mullell&-Beckley Road m W. MORGAN - 3.0 mila of the Hurrlci~e •Creek Road on Va. 18 1()1' new constructloa CGwtty 11. lor new concrete .wearing cour.oe. ' 1 including widening, biQ.uulilj,us Cow!ty 17 (I~ .oervl,te) and COIIItrucUon Including C*llent JWIDY - .2.8 ~· of the .wearing cout.oe, County 17 (Ieeder) for new stabilized bue and bitumlnoua Mocntield-Petersburg ROad on - .U mUea ol ~tructlow including wldelng, conc:reje pavement. U. , 21llor ,~lri*Jtioll the Flowing · Road on·, ~tuminolia concrete, weariJig ~ - Z.38 mila of the CHARLESTON - Twelve additional sta.te ~ighway projecta have been added Ill tJlli Department of ' Hlsbwaya' August 25 bid opel)lng, · ac- · cording to Governor Arch A. Moore Jr. Tile addiUOI) brings Ill 21 the number of prole-eta oo which the department will open bids Auguii 20, !be Govern« noted. Earllet thla week, an· nOarlelllient waa made of . the ltrfl _nine projectl. bo of the 12 projects were Included in the deparbnent's July 14 bid opening but !be entries were later rejected becauie of esceasive bids lor work Ill Kanawha and PUtnam, Hospital Gift Voted Countih. 'I'l!e.pfojecta 'Include : 8AiUIOUR,-4.00mll\IIOf the Aplanter will be presented to were judged with Mrs. G. B. Veterall8 Memorial Hospital by Stoot receiving flrlt on an the Star Garden Club, it was arrangement of brown lUlldecided during a recent fiowers in aatone jar. Mrs. Seth meeting of the group at the Nicholson took second with her home of Mrs. P. H. Nelson. red dahlias, and Mra. C. E. The club voted to purchase a Stout third lor violas. suitable container for ' An article on the shrimp plant pbiladendron for the hOIIPIIal was given by Mrs. Jamee planting. The Meigs County Nlcbolaon. Mrs. Effie llooller ••• fi...er show was di!cuased told of IIUIIIIDer on B nature but It was undecided as to b'ail, and a paper on material whether members will par- and ita care for winter ticlpate. arrangements was presented by A rewt was given on the Mlaa Ruby Diehl. fiower show staged by the Mrs. Jess Nelson, a former Rutland Friendly Gardeners member, was a guest The last month and it was noted that , tr•vellng prize donated by Mrs. Mrs. James Nicholsoo received Ray Nicholson was awarded to a third 'oo a line arrangement 1111'•· Stout who also won the and Mrs. Gerald Minor blue hostess gift. ribbons on house plants, The September meeting will Dowering and foUage. The two be at the home of Mrs. Gerald exhibited in the invitational Minor at which time the new POMEROY FIRE Dept. clwes. officers will be ii)Stalled. regular meeting, '1:30 p.m. Ibis Mrs. M. E. Nelson presided at evening al Second Ward =:_~~ ~:=.ti:t!; Firehouse. of ll(llle of the old hymll8. Mrs. RACINE FIRE Dept. Auxiliary, 7:30 tonight at fire Nicholson provided a July 1 colWDillor "The Green Thumb U~UA. bouse. Notes" of The Dally Sentinel. WEDNF3DAV Mlllibers responded to roD caD Geneva, Helen and Msry Lou POMEROY WOMEN'S by naming materials to be used King, daughters of Mr. and Mrs. BowUng Aasoclatlon, 7:30 p.m. in winter bouqueta. Virgil King of Kingsburg near Wednesday at the Pomeroy Arrangements on display Pomeroy have joined the junior JlowUng Lanes. membership ranks of the WINDING TRAIL Garden Hoistein-Frieslan Assn , of Club picnic at summer camp on America. Over 13,900 the river of Mrs. Charles Hayes, I youngsters sre now acti~ely 8 p.m. Wednesday. Nature tour I enrolled in the breed will be conducted. I organizetlon's program. I To qualify, member can- POM-MID LIONS Club, I didates must be under 21 years opeclal prosram. Wedneaday I of age and have enrolled Ina 4-H noon, I <::I Pomeroy United or vocational al!rlculture dairy Metllodllt Cbur1:b. lipl!attr on project. !ndividuai ownership of sparta. at least ooe Registered Holstein I is also required. THURSDAY e QUICK DISABLED American • CONVENIENT Veterans, 7:30 p.m. Thuraday night at the D.A.V. hall. e COURTEOUS A'M'END REUNION Refreshments aller meeting. , Mr . snd Mrs. Leo Kennedy COUNCILORS and Mr. and Mrs. BIU Sprouse PAST Fridays Only TheGdorus CouncU 17, D. of A: TM Drlv•ln Window and daughter, Terri, Mid- 'nnlrsday nlthl, home of Mn dleport; Mr. snd Mrs. Jesse Ia ()pin · Lake, West Jefferson, and Mr. Cora Beegle Racine t A.M. to 7 P.M. and Mrs. Michael Oblinger and , . I Continuously I chUdren, NelsonviUe, attended ' OIMr ....1111 """' f Ill I the MUhooe Ridge reunioo at =-~~~~ 7 n -1111 MUhone Ridge, W. Va . Sunday. Three Join Junior :......+....k Group I' I DIIIYE-IN · BANKING Pomeroy.. :. ' 1HE FARMERS BMK i and SAVINGS 00. · l'llmaroy, Cillo_ i "UDfiDIIhed Sympllony" Schubert's "Symphony No. 8 in B Minor" is called his "Unfinished Symphony" because It has just two, instead of the three or four movements of the classical symphony. MlmlllrFDIC u..... , ....... R •dysllom fABRIC SALE l • CLOS£.{)1JT Of All SPRING ,.& SUMMER GOODS I I,, , ~ 6 !OlE !GROUP ' &. 'GROUP .. db. NOW~OFF POLYESTER KNITS ONE SALE Al4.49 .yd. .-.,He, colon . SAVE UP 10 GROUP '60.00 REMNANlS ... Otl ON SINGER & SEW MODUS ' dlaie4 • - Oty. On and Mn. Wide r1D1t wllh • cookout. were Mr. and Mrs. cart and - . ColiiiDliaa. ANYONE FOR A Di iEh1 Ml.u Loolle Gilmore hll five BIG SALE! / souttfeln .$tar. : ·~ ' ·Whole·~,o.r .~ Ha·lf HAM SLICES tB. lb.69$ Katlulyn~ndeni, Mr~ilfd l!fi'il. Paul HOdson, Rllonila, • Mark Hudson, Mr. and Mrs. Lonnie Hudson, Pauletta and Rndney, Paul Hysell, Mr. Phil Harrison, Huani B. Bolin, Mrs. Wanda B. Hettich, Mrs. Gloria DeBose, Mr. and Mrs. Shirley Frank Hudeon 1 Toni Hudson, Hudson, Keith Blacfl, the )'OIIIIpter ~black and w)lile cat wu bll by a r.ar lui waek, wupven kitten Sunda7 by the VI'OID8D * lmnUy. , MARY MARTIN 18 HOME fram Holzer HolpiW and apect8 Ill be baclt 1n clrculatlan In juat a lew weea. Meanwhile her daupt.et, Pall)' Martin ol Cleveland, II here to Ullllln her care. Ma-y received 110 c:arda and JIUIIIII'OUI bouq11811 al !Iowen lb'inll her bolpltalizetlon and aha uted Ill to · - btr .,. lftCiatllll. . p·1cmc • G'1ven Ch· amp1on • T.earn , ., ' .Ji:§K. 1\o ~ 'l.'M>; ~. g::,~it~~,;..~=ih~rN.= - - - - - . . . - -- ' ...... MecUcal Cellter, J1nt Aw. and dedlr st. Genenl 'fllltille houri 1-4 and 7-1 p.m. 111111· llalerlllt)' .tille baura -lltewli't NEW RAVEN-Edward M. JirOn, 1011 of Mn. Frlllees G. Br1wa, reeenlly COD!· .... • tl.8. Air Flill!e Reaene OHieen TraiDI•I Cerpl ( AFROTCI field ~aeampmeal 11 Plalltbarsb AFB, N•. Y. Ackenyan, Mn. Pill Johnaon, WEDDING DATE SET REEoSvlLLE - Mr and I:JOto•::IOp.m.only.llatfl'lllty Mn. B I Griffin ~ 'fllltllle houri I::IO Ill •=30 p.m. are a:OWiclng ihe PlnuluniJ on Pedtalrlcl date of their daughter, Kathy, to • lllrGII Terry Bush, son of Mr. and Mrs. llr and Mrs. Glr)' R. Clde Geor-ge Buah, j.lbena, The • ' tradition of open church will be : : "...:~at~~~'k!:· ' carried out at 2:30 p.m. on Jlcflllll iwtn ~ • Saturday, Aug . 15, at the ' lllleMrlll · Reedsvjlle Methodist Church. Mra Hattie L. Albary lin ' Ball and daqhter, lira, ElJII!IIe R. - lrtlalll& " Clilet llnft II 1 member of lbe ', Ai'Rarc UDII at Oldo u~. If• ,, a 1111 c,ta41ute of Wafull HIP ~·.,. Iaiiier; Cb.rle. M. Bl•wa, ' mlde• at 20t l'nl*UD Aft~ Aliquippa, Pa. ~.·' wecldlni ' .GOOD ·' SNYDER'S Fresh Lean! SCOT LAD BACON lb.• ,~ POLISH SAUSAGE lb.5'9~ POTATO CHIPS 46 oz. cans ' I ,, $J~1JO 10 $1.00 CANNED Po .-......................... Ht-HO CRACKERS.......•...........• 3 $1.00 6 POTTED MEAT•.......... .............. $1.00 KRAFT BISCUITS..~~::.~:~:~:..•••.•. 6 $1.00 3 KRAFT COOKIES•••••••••••••••••••••• $1.00, SKIMMED MILK •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• 12c · E R ~~~~~ SOFTEN ....................... .. .69c cans SCOT LAD ASSORTED for l -Ib. bxs. Jumbo 11J4 lb. Box .,. ARMOUR 3 oz. Cans ~ cans for bxs. REG. 49c EA. - for 'lnflli ·' :.t:J "' .. JERZEE BRAND · ' can · only ' DEBBIE BRAND ' ' l ·. I' ' ~r-:- .• ' ' ,., " " . l ' 1 12 gal. :~~ 2 39t ' ... . ! I i : D ~ ' . lb.79~ ''· .f·Ru·rr .·:, .T_/:tJJrst!ar . .. l1nlr! ·~ ·".: 'r' ED IIIIOWH - GROUND BEEF LONGHORN CHEESE ·On Sale All Week · · _.,...,.,...t'a Amoli!,f~ Gene, Mrs. Pat Little League champl0f11> were H~. aons, Gene and feted at a picnic Sul)day at the Joey, Doug and ADen Acree, MiddleportCommunltyParli:by Tom Scally, David Smith,' mothers of members of the Jimmy Klein, . Mrs. Bob team coached by Woody Call. Haggero/ and Mark, and Larry Hotdogs, hamburgers, lOft Neff. drinks and a cake lnscrlbed - - - - -- - -"'--- - -- - - -"No. I Middleport" were .oer- .- and Mr. and Mra. Bob Landers ved. and family. Attending were Mrs. Whittington and Cbarlle, Mr. snd , Mn. Woody Call, Davie, [HOSPITAL NEWS j ¥~ • IN ADDITION TO OUR GALVANIZED lb.89' .. CHOPPED MINUTE STEAKS wljch The annual Hudson reunion recently at the roadside~ on State Route 33 opened with a picnic dinner at noon. Gifts were awarded to Kathryn Landers of Mexico, the one who Ira veled the farthest for the reunion. Preceding the picnic tile family went Ill Syracuse to visit Mrs. Anna Hudaon ,at the hOflle of Mrs. Rosella ~oy. Among those attending were Mrs Freda Elkins Mr snd Mrs: Donald E~. Mr·. snd Mrs. Ge11e Hudson, Mlaa 'I · " ,. ,.:, I COOL . ICE : ~SSORT.D ,t ~ ' , SALEJ bcilill , · Moilrefield-Pet«<lburg ROad oo U. S, Dl for lie" COIIIItrucUoo including wldenlng, blluminous which will be ready to COin,about two weeks and Ia IUIZloua to lind HUdSOn Reu nl'on good IICinea fer ll!llldtf!m.l,oqlae 11-111 Ualaa An. 'lbeD Mra. France~ Clrlatlm on Rc1e 8Wbai dine n&dyfOr new bomes now Held at P.ark andDve ~ are a bit too f.OUil8 ,..tiD leave lbelr IQitlxtr. ;Zd a1 Mr. Cleveland are the gulllll and Mrs. PhWp Meinllllrt and Mlaa Erma Smith. 'lbly will return to Cleveland Wenlldly. Mr. and Mn. Larry Wllea ol Laura are here vacationing wlthtbelrparenii,Mr.andMrs. 0111 McCIIDiocll, Racine, and ~ Mrs. Oml Wiles, Ber~ley Sprlnga - Martlmburs , Counly 19 for •new construe~ including widening, bl~' w. Va. t' for oew lncltldlng cell)ent atablll~ed concrete wearing courae. . · l Road qn wearing Courll!. .. HARDY .;;.. 3.00 miles Or the yoi.Jc NOW~OFF . ; M" ID 10'' wklllll .. MIIdmle i llld.,.u.n.. J · Mr .IIIII Mrs.lecllanl Ruu of wearing courae. BERKELEY - 6.26 milel of the He&eavWe-Morgan County line, rqad on W. Va. 9 lor new construction includln,g wld!Jnlng, bituminous concrete wearing cour.oe. BROOKE - 5.88 miles of the ~ Road on W. \Ia. 11 (alternate) lor new construcllon including widening, bltualinous concrete wearlns COUI'ie. HANCOCK- 1.02 mlln of the Rainy lllll Road on County U lor new construction including widening, b!lmnlnous concrete Mr.udMra. W. W.IIDblnson ~~ ~ 01 Woodltocfl, Va. wn recent bifant Dl lira iiGaaJ4 D guesll of her IIIOtba', Mn, .utn- u..1 ..._. ' .. ,.,_' JoaepNne McGhie. They at- - · ..... .... . "" """'• tendad the Matlact 1W111on held Mn. J1m!1 .E. Pldlllpl llld : at I.encaa'tr and the fwlerll of blaat dallllbter' Mrs. om!,, ::-.-=::"'' Robert Mallact lllllltbllldlllflmtdnpar, Mra. Mrs. Alma conllned Ralpll G. , Smith and iDflnl 11 to •her home due to lnlria :S'tt:,;l-==~ IRifftred In 1 faD 1 wwk aco. Tolbert 011'1 ~DI ' aa4 Roy Vu <boaey II 1 . .tlenl . • • 111 Unlveralty Hoapltal, .faa. l'wllnler• Oolumbua, Room m. Mr. and Mra. VirDGII llld Stanley Yiljted mr WHkeDd with Mr. aod Wallace f'!nnn IIIII famib Grave City. Mr. r..uiJ retired Foree, 11 ~:ar.,::r::. with s-a. Tba WWMPMRMIMIPWM"._._._~~. .~Il~!·~~~~IY· · ~.-11 jONE. Personal NOtes . Elk City Rilal on 'IV. Va. 57 ,for new construction Including wldeDinB, blturnin0111 concrete base and bituminous <~ paYemetll, " . FRENCH lb. _FRIES.............. aa, . SCOT LAD ~z. LEMONADE ••••••••••••••••~. · .MRS. PAUL'S Hb.; ONION RINGS •••••••~:.: gt 89* l • • I II !I !' I I' I �• '< I ·' • ,_,.DiillY~Illei.Middlepori.POa~,o.,~ u,li'm News, Event Mr. and Mn. llllrid Dwelley, l>avid, Sandra, Cheryl and Glen, Gl Orlando, Fla., and Mrs. Dwelley's father, Homer Noble, Hanes City, Fla., visited Mr. Dwelley's brothers-in-law and listers, Mr. and Mrs. Granville Stout and sons and Mr. and Mr•. Clay Jordan, Dale and Barbara. Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Glllogly and family, formerly of Athens, bave moved to the Gillogly farm In Ibis community. Mra. Nancy Arnson and Michelle of Cleveland are spending a vacaUon with ber parents, Mr. and Mrs. William Thoolas. Mrs. Arnson ....,.ntly completed a Master's degree in Ubrary Science. Guests Gl Murl Galaway were ber gran<lson, David Woodrum and family, Columbus. Mr. and Mra. Terry Wiseman and children of Columbwi, Betty Kirby and Tnd, Mrs. Noble Hamon and Randy, of Zaleski, Marvin Covey of Charleston, W. Va., and Mr. and Mrs. Preston Hamon and sons, Athens, visited with Mr. and Mrs. Rex Cheadle and family . Victor Perry is confined to Holzer Medical Center in Gallipolis wbere he is undergoing observation and treatment. Mr. and Mrs. Gene Jeffers and family entertained with a family gathering in honor of Mrs. Rer Cheadle on her birthday. Mrs. Walter Swett underwent minor surgery at Mount St. Mary's Hospital, Nelsonville, and is convalescing satisfactorily at ner home. Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Reedy and family of Pomeroy were weekend guests of her 'Jlarents, Mr. and Mrs. Walter Swett and the birthdays of Mike Reedy 10d Waiter Swett were celebrated. Mrs. Eva McKnight called on Mrs. Mwi Gulaway recenUy. Ruth Ann Jordan, daughtl!r of Mr. and Mrs. Lavern Jordan and a member of Columbia Make-It Girls 4-H Club, attl!nded the Stat• 4-H Conservation Camp at Camp Ohio In Ucklng County. Those visiting with Mr. and Mrs. William Lawson and family Included Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Miller, Westl!rville; Mr. 1 and Mra. Bob Grim· and family, / Poea,W:Va.:' Mn:tre<!Roclek and children, Cba~orth, Ga.; and Mr. and Mrs. Frank Tin· sley, Cbarlesllm, W. Va. Mra. Faye Jordan and Mrs. Mandai Jordan were recent callers at the home of Mrs. MHude Jones In Albany. •'• • i QUICK QUIZ I 1 ~lr there any tdib!e plGnt a m o n g the tropical I ·orchidl1 I, I! • I A-The only orchid of eco· nomic importance is the Mexican or c h i d, the long, slender pods of which are the source of vanilla. is ;et? A-Jet Is fossilized wood, or a mineral like coal. It Is opaque and in color is velvety hlack. . of aU m..cu? is the loudest ' ·A-The male cicada produces a noise detectable over a quarter-mile distance. ' Q-How CttiiUI did the 1970 differ from a!! pre- vloul ctmus takings? : A-A.merlcanswe're .counted ·by mail In the 1970 cen11111, the first time a 10yeu census made extensive UR of the mail. . Q-WIIich was the last of Jamea F. Cooper's "The LtaiM!'·Stocking Tales" to ,. publishtd? A-"The Oeerslayer," in 1141. and Jim Mees, .. .. '11\fl k:e <:rellll aoclal, spoo· IIOI'ed by the Aull1lal:y •d the ~ Vollllllllll' Fire Dept., beJel on. Saturday night at the lire house was well attended; Thankllo everyone wbo ht!IPed makeltasoceeu. Mr. llld Mn. Jolll Ridenour It ~ and Cecil Gwinn Gl Alhenll called 011 Mr. and Mra. Stanley Truuell S!!turday evenin(!. • . Mr. and Mra; Ani! Holter and familY attended the Davia rellllioll ·at Lake Alma on Sunday. '' -·· ' Mr. and Mn. Jllllell BiUey attended a ball game at Cln· clnnaU .'rlday. Robbie, Terri Lynn and Deidra Cowdery of Newark, 0., spent Wednll!Jday with Peggy, Stevie, Renee and Scottie You, and .. . ' M . USIC. • .. ,.._ $1295 ' 1967 DATSUN . Station Wagon. radio & .automatic transl mission. . $1495 1966 ME RCU'RY Comet 2 Dr. Hardtop, radio transmission. 1966 DODGE ~ automatic $149~ I Coronet 4.40 Station Wagon, V-8 motor, radio, power steering ~ automatic transmission. Pon~lrly Motor Co. ~ , =· PURl! BRED G~mon , Shepheid,PIIPPI.-, 8-wellc Two . ~malei Of)IY.- Phol)e • ' 5983 Iiiier 4 p.l'(l. t • . '1./ ~ . ------ death of our beloved wife and • • • tities. mother, Edith K. Mumford. You have our ~verlastlng gratitude. Jack Mumford and Family. TO THE manr, friends who so kindly assis ed us during the illness and death of our dear wlfe, mother and sister , Erma Margaret Will, we wish to extend our Finesse Proves Loser's Undoing By Oswald & Jamts Jacoby NORTH 11 .J6(3 • KQ7 +AQ3 . \Q65 WEST EAST .85 .72 .J982 .1054 J9785 K2 .91 .. AKJ843 SOUTH (D) .AKQ109 + + .A83 East-West Wool North vulnera~ Eat South 1 .. Pua Paaa Opening leod-• 9 l'tlas Pau 3 .. PUll ,. on fht Greenwood Rood. Walch far Slale Route gas Range, D~,'~'"'""l'"', Sofa Bod, Cord Table wlt!t 4 n~ns. •In•·•" t~an~s . .... ,.. . ., . .U... : PHttco· COLOR· TV,, floor mOdel. Very nice cafl!~et. Also. folding high chair. J?hone 742·504. 8-11-31c express ----Tomatoes and freezing. Phone corn 8.:1·22~. for 7·26-llc Murray and Theodore White. - - - -Notice 8·11-llp Tubs, GUN SHOOT Friday evening, Aug. 14, 7 p.m. Hams and Bacans. Mill Hill Road . Spon.,..ed by Racine Fire O.pl. 8·11·41c -----CHICKEN barbecue, homemade lc::e cream, Aug. 16, Racine fire station. Sponsored by Racine Fire Dept. and auxiliary. E Tub, B·11·51c anyone other than myself. Carl H. Ralrden, P. 0. Box 92. Hartford, W. Va. 8·11-ltp FOUR GRAVE t.OTS In Meigs Memorial Gorden . Guy A. Russtll, 992·5771. 1-7-llc Tools, A Lot of I Items, Something everybody. Come See & Buy. FISH ANp h!'"t wllh your ..-..n Lunch Served. Virgil & aluminum car-lop boat, 1.a, 3· Myrtle Walker, OWners. 12, 1-14 II. and 1·15 fl. canoe. Terms: Cash. Not respon&lbte Reduced · lo Sell. Lorenza 0. for accldenls. The Bradford Davis, Kingsburg Rd., 992Aucllon Co., A. C. Bradtord. 6256. Manager. C. C. Bradlord. ---------8-_7·-:-101.< Auctioneer. 8·9·13·21C SINGER cabinet sewing machine equipPed wllh dial control for zig-zag, bul· lonhole, and fancy daolgn Wanted To Bur work aa well as beaullful GAME roosler. Phone 992-2978 olralghtsewi!l!lWilt sacrifice or write 1747 Chesler Rood, for$51.60or E-Zierms. Phone Pomeroy, Ohio . 8·9-llc 99).2685. U.6fc ""·TON TRUCK, by Glenn ' Jewell, t'agev111e, 6Ytl-3135 Albany. ~---:-:-:-:-:-::-­ ELECTRO~UX r--,_...,_.,...__,....;_ Fer er . t~T..i\l!;:h consumers with Rawlelgh produds. can earn $60 ,....kly part lime, $150 ond up full lime. No capital needed If credit 'Is good. Write Charlie Penn, W. T. Rawtetgh l;;ompany, P. 0. Box 204, Chillicothe, Ohio 45601, giving name, address and jlhone number. - 8-11-llc --------- Auto Sallis 1947 FIAT 4·d0or sedan, ex· ceHenl condition. Catt Rev. Hinzman, Mason 173-5920 or 773-5211 . ·a.9-31c -19-64~CH:7E~V:7R::-:O;:-:L-;E::;T:-c::o-::ov:::,:::;:rl'll!le 325 power glltla $495. Colt·911533.40 Chester. .~ a..-3tp $5·. 55'' .... ; .~· .·Commerdll MAN OR WOMAN Ia supply · I , "'w .' l -:-GUAAANT0o-- . Free Estimites Phone 992-20~4 · .. : Ceramic tile and slate PometOJ HOllie & AUfo . !'ill 1l? ;;o A MCK FLIP FOLLOWW PH A HAL.F .:;AINEI':! ·,06 E. Mltn, Pomeroy, . . LEG~L NO,ICE Harry L. COllin, ~h 11¥C· and 111111111 6 ROOM hou... balh, corn- ct11ors, Re: Le;al Notice concernl,ng plelti.Ypaneled. Wall to wall oil and gas lta.le r betweal"' carpfllng In . living ·<oom. evelyn and ·a. GolCJtbtrry, Located on 2 nice river .lois In lts:sors, and 1Har'ry L. Coggin, Real Estate For Sale . w.. Mlddleparl. Phone 992-2362 or contocl Ray IJ1rchfleld, Rl. 1, Mlddtel"l"t. . 7-29·1 21C =--....,--~---SMALL 14-A firm, 6 rooms and bftth, catpeted Hvlng· room, compleioly · ·modern, · all Hllobli, lar~o metal barn !Nilh part baMmlnt, farm ponf!l, 1esse1. ' ' ' ...,. o" July 2A, 1959, you, Harry L. COggin, entered into·'~an .oil and gu loll&o with Evelyn OGI~ . · sberry 'and her. husbend~ \w : G. Goldsberry .. of Athens, Ohio. You re~sed, at that time, the rooorvol pi oil. gil'• .and gasoline. (I.e. tho right to drill tor an~ utlllle the productlon ot well 'atoeked. On· blacktop these natural resaurcts 11 Ht forth In the leau) und..- a forly road one mn.. I l lI of Fl ve (4)) a'cre trect of tend loceted In THEY'LL Melgl COU!lty, Ohio. Thl$ 11-le was end Is reCQrded In Volume -49, et P191 553 of tht 1Leue · Records ot Metgs,ColMty, Ohio, which are milnlalned at tht courthouse In' Pomeroy, OhiO. It was recorded ·On August 10, 1959. Mr. ana Mrs. Goldtberry believe that the leaSt II null and void lor two reason&. First, It has exr,lrea . the .term . 'o·t ·the lene 1 ten (10} years, ~nd would extend beyond ten· yallirs anly In the event that tesnt had drilled and was maintaining, • producing well . There_ was no Well dr llltd pur~uent to the terms at this tease. Second, tho luoe provldis thet : "LHIII shalt camn•enco 1 well on sold r,romltos ·within one month (1) ii .dtltonol month, tlich REST~tCTli,BiotsaflCI!"~:::rr. ·t~~. .'.:tl":'· llf8 fOr'' Ale cl01•~ t.tF1MJQs }''~yfrii. r . nll!'!!."Y~i· .tanr!~· '"' School AU ·ullltltes · ~fou· ti~ .;,L · wottJico"'•'n. cod .... 1No ou 11· r ' 11 ~ h 1 ...~ was con:rmt"ced. rha fttt, t.n Many tlze o l•w c DOH r .... n. dollar q·uarter1y paym'"t . 11 !-OTS WITH all ulltlltes. Priced OQ·Inspecllon..Call992· mode Dut thorooltor . ht Reslrlcfed sub dlvi11on. •r. lo 6887. pa.rmonll wore dllconun.Uid. 2.,.cre lois. Phone Chesler 6-3-lfc Thus, whitt the luoe Is no • -· 1 hi -· 3302 longer effectu•l, It Ia, · ne~er. ·-·~1. n I •-· · 1 11 1111tess, stilt a matter ol 1 r~oc.rd. .. _ __ _ _ _...:.... "' c BIIS.Iness Services tt tslho dn1~'11nd lnlfi!)lton of tilt OotdtDerr 's to rttt<i" II GOOO tnvestmenl property. WHEEL Horse Sale& and from tlltrKor. I. in oc¢.ordanco Houst with lhree lumlshed Service. Baum Lum~r ;~~l::dct~:do ~~::~:::hhoo~:~: apartments, l>asemenl, lwo • Company, Chesler, Ohio. notll~lng you of tllelr lntotltion, . pnone 985-33111. on4illhllome1tmtts~lng you garages. Monlhly Income, $190. Priced reai!Qnably · for · • 5-20-)lc to rotull tho filii ot rtcor~ within lh lrty do yo , (30~ df lho lck t Phone 992 3035 · qu ~·· · . ·7-19-ffc AIR CONDITIONING, r-.e1ptof!hlhotlct.lf YOY idO. -'rlgerolli>n , ,. HI' , · vlt;e. Jack's . not rotuso It lho~ will he~o to R•·· H undergo the lnconVtnltnca •net. 2 STORY brl ck bulld.t,ng, RifriOeratlon, New avon. oxponoe attlllng an tffiJfivtt ot Mlddleparl. No· rea~ble Pllona 882-2079. ••If• forlolturo. ·which tHor ~ro offer rejected. Also 101 40x125, . - • authorized to do b~ tH• ''lOY.• · '· Middleport. Phone 992·5251: ctlld· llotute, · . ·7-21-lfc C. BRADFORD, Auclloneer Complete Servlte · MODERN 8 room :hoQse, Ph0ne 94'1·3l21 •· Pomiroy, vacant. Priced Redne;,Ohlo tal. 11, "' rlghl lor quick ule. Pt:l~ate Crill Brl<l!ord S-t-Ile · - - - - - · · owner. Phone 949-2165. . -~---.....,-----. . W.12tp ' ' NEfGLER .Can~ton •. ·For. OLDER HOUSE on choice tot In building or t 111111 Y9JJi''; Syrecu$e. Prtc:id for qutck home;. till ' \IY' · Nitglir', lwlle. Catt 992-532A. RICI111~ ·O!J]Ir. : ' 1 •· • ' : 7-26-11• . ·,, , ·.,-: 7-31-lfc ." , ' .. . ·- .IOb,lo't 1oTHERTON T.V. AND ELECTRONIC SERVI~E, Phone ,.,ae.q, Long 8Qtt0in, . :· . ' :1.1f.11. c SEP't:IC: ~~~ ciHI!Id- flllller •. Sarilf..II~Jii;5.ort, OhiO. Ph,, 662·~· · ~ 2.12:1fc ' HOURS... GMf,., W/IEfJii.! SKI\on 11, Bodford Township, Eldon Walburn •. phone 992· 2805 ''- . •.;. ·' 7-.,.,. ""-Ifc ~ ~t. · :~ I,~ o<.ll~ar Sale · Real Esta • tNC~SE VEil eNERGY FeR 1 ~~Y::': n~~~.~~~rp,CJ:l ~~r.-ct~. ~!e '9;;:~ ~~;M'Ir~~g.ii,t"&ir!~~ tor quick sole, $100. Conlacl . 6-29-tfc torty In edvonco, for eoch··•d· vacuum cleaner complele wtlh attachinenls, cordwlnder and - - - - ' - - - r P.1nl ljlray. Repossessed bul In like-new condlllon. Pay S37 .45 cuh or terms If desired. PhOne 992-2685. 1+6tc HAYMAN'S AUCTION tlouse, Laurel Cliff. now apon each Friday to recelva con- OLO UPRIGHT pianos, any signments 10 a.m. Audlon condition, as follQ as have not There are a lot of bridge starting a! a! 1 p.m. Lei us sell . . 1+61c been wet. Paying S10 each. superstitions liut the only one yaur ":'erchandlse. Flral floor only. Mondays witt we place any faith In is that 3·22·11C be plck·UP day, Wrlle, Diving NEW :t-BEO~~ home, 1\!t of the tate P. Hal Sims. He good dlrecllons, Willen Plano b,tht; lull buemtnl 1 alalways said that spades was YOUTH REVIVAL slarllng Company, Box 118, Sardis, tilc:hed garllil•· Ullttly room, Tuesday. Aug. ll.al 7:30p.m. Ohio 03946. his lucky suit air, condlllonitd, Syracuae, at Freedom Gospel Mi&Sion a! S-·1:J.Ifc Ohtq, ~~~· County. Phon-. It Is our lucky suit alao Bald Knobs. Rev. 0. H. Carl, . . "614-992 and, in fact, is everybody's evangelist. The public Is OLO FURNITURE, dishes, Invited. lucky suit The reason is that trunks, etc. Write M. D. 1 8·5·61c Miller, Rt. A, Pomeroy, 0. it outranks all the others and, If you hold the apades, Call 992-6:!71. llltiort Wotds. 3-1-lfc you can force your opponents REOUCE sale and last wllh SIJIO Gobese tablets ond E·Vap - - - - - - - - - LIT US one trick higher If they want water pill&. Nelson Orugs. ,. INSTALL to play the hand. 8-5-JO!p Rent · ) YouR South held the spades and ROOM unrurnllhod apart- ., ·:~·; ·RJRNACE got to game. He lost the llrst WILL pick up' merchandise ana 3 ment. Phone 99A-J281. 1-, , .. take ta auction on a per. two club tricks, ruffed the 7-1-lfc , Alt t1111 tn SIOCk, gas or lui! centoge basts. Call Jim third club high, drew trumps Oil fired. Coil now, tor Dill Achtms, auctioneer, Rutland. 4-ROOM furnished aparlmonf, with two leads, ran off the lnlfollollon. Phone 742-:1<1111. thrte gaod hearts, finally led newly decoroled. Ground , 9·23-llc floor. Albert Htll, Racine, 949· a diiiDlond and finessed dummy's quten. East plunked THE PROPERTY formerly 2261. down the king and returned occupied by the Sparlmlln the deuce. Sou t b studied Barel Cros~roeds on Rt. 124 awhile and finally played his has been Jlllrchased by eight-spot but his play made ~C:,1 , ~. ~~us"wl~ no difference. West covered closed frant Aug. 10 to $epl. 1, th~ eight with tbe nine and 1970 tor remodeling, wllh South had to !ale another subsequenl oponlng of Miller trick In that suit. c and Sons Grocery and Service "I'm the unluckiest p!ayfr Station, Ia HI'Vt lho public. in the world," moaned South. 1·9-llc "l can never get a finesse to - - - - - - - work." For Sale . Trade This might be que. At 7 H.P. RtOING 'mowtt'. Will least, the finesse didn't work trade for boo! and motor. this time but South's faut~~:e Phone Coolville 667-3031. to mlike the game Was due · · · l-11,31p to bad' play. Or ntaybe · be wassuperstlllouu aboUt counting to 13. Wilen West dlacarded on the third club, East was marked with six cards !D • that suit. Then East abowed up with exactly two spades and followed to three beatta. He couldn't· hold JMre · t~an ~wo diamonds. should 1 ------ Residlllti11 er ----- Lanlf!'!' BEANS and cucymbers. Polaloe• afler Aug. 6. food. Harold Will and Family; Della Douglas. Elizabeth . ,._le er Female lielp Wanted ' 1942 YELLOW Ca~llloc, ·all power wllh air condiHontng, S150. Also A.R.A. car air Polnls off Rl. 7. See Opal condllloner for iale wllh Hollon after 5 p.m. S125 Ph 985 compressor, · one · - - - - - , . . - - -6-9-dtp 3897 oller 5 p.m. 'N, two-bedroom NICE MODER 9 8- ·:\IP home 1 y•rs old, and 968 . 1965 CHEVROLET !ruck, no model HollY-Park mobile home like new wllh cenlral rusl,6-cyllnder, A·1 condition, · air conditioning and AD ft. _ motor, starter, battery, awning sitting on approx. one 5 H.P. RIDING lown mqwor. bra~es. new tires wllh new aero of land. Will sell t.V..!hor Good condition. Call 843-2261 tadory built camper. Phone """'" or ~. rately. ft--tland , 992-5392 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. Slalnt Newell, Tuppers '""' 8·7-6tc _________•_26-_lfc Plains, Ohio. ------:--;:8·5-blc 2 GUN cabinets, Early 1962 FORO Econallne Von, S200. -------~,. American Styling. One Phone 742·W9. 8-P-6tc NEW HOMES for sate. We bave Cherry -7 gun cepaclly: One be&utllutlolsavalfable or will Walnu! _ a gun capacity. build on yours. Sample homes Phon · e -~,.,._. ~ 1958 PLYMOUTH stallon alreadY buill for your In8-tl-31c Slone COAL, llmesione. E•cetslor Colored Salt Works, E. Main Sl., T.v, • .', ""m...oy. PhoM ...._, ~ , · Har,, ~ 'iT. \)I" • • , ••-;: ~..., 4-"9~Hc our appreciation and thanks lor the floral .offerings and t WILL ool be responsible for any debts contracted by +1084 • 102 I ~fliE sold my cabin on l•ke and will sell the following personal r,roperly at my ' home, 1 mle N. E. of Racine, 11-11 -llp We also I sMN ~T~)agi~ -..A-.........,soL-._ ~ . . The correct way ta eat corn-on-the-cob is with gusto, and in great quan. .. Of QUALITY ----- of root beer BOTH for a dime, v~ry. very few kids today will believe you. ""t "'~t 2 Trussell. Mrs. Tnl.ue1l look REDBONE coonhound. 'Of'IMIVIS. 1100 P.M. tbenl In . to Fort Melga and . Regts1ered. Phone 949-3014. PCIMUOY, OHIO ., . a. t1-121c spent the day. . Kelly Theiss of Be)jre baa .been visiting his grandparents, .WANT AD cOLONIAL style stereo, AM Help •Wanted INFORMATION Mr. and Mrs. Carl Lee. FM radio, 4 spea~era, 4· DEADLINES " WAITRESS. Al>c>lr In person, and speed record changer. Mr. and Mrs. Gary Holter and 5 P.M. Day Before Publication Crow' a. · Stiak House. Balanct $80.59. Use our Monday Deadllnev9a.m . son are visiting hls parents, Mr. Pomeroy. budget lerms. FrH glfl with Cancellation & CorrectJOI'I& 8·9·61( every purchase. Call m-3352. and Mrs. Ani! Holter. Will be ac~pted until 9a.m. for ------~ Day of Publication . 1·11-'lc REGULATIONS WAtTR ESS wanted. 'Must be The Publisher reserves the over 21, have reference. MOOERN WALNUT stereo, right to e411 or reject Bny ad~ BARBS Apply in person. Martin AM and FM radio, feohres 4deemed objectional. The Restauranl. l Mlddleporl. . speed record ·changer, 4 publisher will not be res·ponsible 1·11-llc speakers. separate con1rols. By PHIL PASTORET for more than one incorrect insertion . Balance S78.69. Use our RATES If you think bathtub gin buclgellerms. FREE gill with For want Ad ser. lce Female Help Wanted is a card game, you're a S ceflts every purchose. Call992-33.12. per Word one Insertion . 8·11-6tc heck of a ·lot younger than Minimum cnarge 7Sc ADD TO your femlly Income. 12 cents per w Jrd three Demonstrate toys and gifts. some of us. consecutive insMtlnn-. Earn~ an evening. Work at PONY, $30. George Hensley, • • • 18 cents per word sll( con your convenience. No ex· luppers Plains, phone 61>1· Why does one say he secutlve lnser.tlons. . perlence. No Investment. Call 11 3314. 0Wns 11 a home, whe?l 25 Rer cent p1sc.ou~t on patd m-4632. Write· Toy Ladles I-9·31C there's 25 years to go an adsandadspatdwtlh•nlOdftiVS. p 1 PI Joh !on Pa CARD OF THANkS •arTy an, ns • • the mortgage? &: OBITUARY 15902. BOOKCASE 4ll.by4ll.,fullol ' 51.50 lor SO word minlmvm l-11-3tp good books Including e.n· < :Jn. The boss has decreed that Each additional word 2c. cyclopedia Americana, exBLIND ADS BE A PLAYHOUSE ' T't'l'r' ctllent there will be no World condition. Price $100. A.ddillonal 2Sc Cllarge per DEALER: Work Auf,ust to Series or other pools in the Ad\lertisement. Call C. C. Cuckler. 992·2524. OFFICE HOURS December, free !rain ng. Ne office this fall. Absolutely. 8 :30a .m . to 5·00 p .m Daily, coUectlng, no delivery, no ------,----:--1--9-lh: Wanna bet on it? 8: 30 cur.. to 12 · 00 Noon cash Investment. Call collect AWNING$. storm doors and " Saturday . 6U-377-A791, Charlotte windows, torpor 11 • • • • Heiskell, Soulh Paint, Ohio. marquees, blown and l>alt If you recall when you got lnsufallon. Elmer White, 7-17-llc Card of Thanks sales representative. For free a large hot dawg and a glass WE WISH to express our . esllmaiH, phone Charles heartfelt thanks and gratitude Auction Lisle, Syracuse. V. V. for your prayers, cards, AUCTION Johnson and Son, Inc. flowers and donations of -1-lfc money and food during the SATURDAY, AI,IGUST Uth, 11 ---,....---·- - - 5 ~Wiult · ~Which ' '" Bashait · Barga~ns, Carpenter / .( . ., o\CIIOSS 1. Touth wood 4. Sea .!!well 8. Embank- mont 8. Caln.'H victim 10. cau••• for one 11. Dtpore IS, Coft)OCbo 15.1Clttn.ordl. nU7 I lnf. J 16. M&n'o nteknarne ll. SIOIIIK 19. Propooltlon 20. Court proceeding.'~ 21. Bl-tfCII klnr 3. VexaUoma 4. Golfer Snead r.. White yamlt 22. lilm·. 8. BrtUoh title 2'1. Su!llx: 12. Pa.rua. ment chamber iFr.J 14 . PO.'If! lfli. Youthful yearN 12Wd!-i, ) rr. Hlmlble 21. Roti.Uvo or . cwoia. ~at. Gov. • ' (\ el l ! I furm four ~rdinary woni:M. (J' Wd!ld 24. ExcJa. ' matlon not .rV..r.J 28! Fic:U· uou~ KtimllJnc 3~.w1. Y..._..,........ :H . ~ · 36. o\ok 3T. ForDid• 5 . Informed ordinary ' . 41. "Brother dent :S.''t Extrll.o· ,...,.,n • ·-r · ' II II genu11 Pre!d- . .... IS THE &eST THIN& Oftl III 12. ~ llatmot H. Kladlo >•I '\.~1• '1>-!f\nHI' lln..nunblethotte 11Jur Jumbl.., one letter to tll£h .quare, lo bra.d~ 23. Unwind ered t, (KYJn.) G. Nevada clty 7. FlanderH' lquqe 10. Encount· Jlfg~)!J];t.W.:-::!t!..Jc: 20. Lllce 21. Silver 5.~(ll ,, ·1 I ~-7~~~1..[){I Ill · Milll _ _ _ · -,,~ j •, y.,.. ......,.. "1 · • .._. 4 I ,_...., sa•Y AWAIO vouil.' eioua 1All-w•r: .:' ,.., W lllfl • .4 . .....~ .... iftNI rfl .... ..... t:-"1.~-IY" ttr••J �• '< I ·' • ,_,.DiillY~Illei.Middlepori.POa~,o.,~ u,li'm News, Event Mr. and Mn. llllrid Dwelley, l>avid, Sandra, Cheryl and Glen, Gl Orlando, Fla., and Mrs. Dwelley's father, Homer Noble, Hanes City, Fla., visited Mr. Dwelley's brothers-in-law and listers, Mr. and Mrs. Granville Stout and sons and Mr. and Mr•. Clay Jordan, Dale and Barbara. Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Glllogly and family, formerly of Athens, bave moved to the Gillogly farm In Ibis community. Mra. Nancy Arnson and Michelle of Cleveland are spending a vacaUon with ber parents, Mr. and Mrs. William Thoolas. Mrs. Arnson ....,.ntly completed a Master's degree in Ubrary Science. Guests Gl Murl Galaway were ber gran<lson, David Woodrum and family, Columbus. Mr. and Mra. Terry Wiseman and children of Columbwi, Betty Kirby and Tnd, Mrs. Noble Hamon and Randy, of Zaleski, Marvin Covey of Charleston, W. Va., and Mr. and Mrs. Preston Hamon and sons, Athens, visited with Mr. and Mrs. Rex Cheadle and family . Victor Perry is confined to Holzer Medical Center in Gallipolis wbere he is undergoing observation and treatment. Mr. and Mrs. Gene Jeffers and family entertained with a family gathering in honor of Mrs. Rer Cheadle on her birthday. Mrs. Walter Swett underwent minor surgery at Mount St. Mary's Hospital, Nelsonville, and is convalescing satisfactorily at ner home. Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Reedy and family of Pomeroy were weekend guests of her 'Jlarents, Mr. and Mrs. Walter Swett and the birthdays of Mike Reedy 10d Waiter Swett were celebrated. Mrs. Eva McKnight called on Mrs. Mwi Gulaway recenUy. Ruth Ann Jordan, daughtl!r of Mr. and Mrs. Lavern Jordan and a member of Columbia Make-It Girls 4-H Club, attl!nded the Stat• 4-H Conservation Camp at Camp Ohio In Ucklng County. Those visiting with Mr. and Mrs. William Lawson and family Included Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Miller, Westl!rville; Mr. 1 and Mra. Bob Grim· and family, / Poea,W:Va.:' Mn:tre<!Roclek and children, Cba~orth, Ga.; and Mr. and Mrs. Frank Tin· sley, Cbarlesllm, W. Va. Mra. Faye Jordan and Mrs. Mandai Jordan were recent callers at the home of Mrs. MHude Jones In Albany. •'• • i QUICK QUIZ I 1 ~lr there any tdib!e plGnt a m o n g the tropical I ·orchidl1 I, I! • I A-The only orchid of eco· nomic importance is the Mexican or c h i d, the long, slender pods of which are the source of vanilla. is ;et? A-Jet Is fossilized wood, or a mineral like coal. It Is opaque and in color is velvety hlack. . of aU m..cu? is the loudest ' ·A-The male cicada produces a noise detectable over a quarter-mile distance. ' Q-How CttiiUI did the 1970 differ from a!! pre- vloul ctmus takings? : A-A.merlcanswe're .counted ·by mail In the 1970 cen11111, the first time a 10yeu census made extensive UR of the mail. . Q-WIIich was the last of Jamea F. Cooper's "The LtaiM!'·Stocking Tales" to ,. publishtd? A-"The Oeerslayer," in 1141. and Jim Mees, .. .. '11\fl k:e <:rellll aoclal, spoo· IIOI'ed by the Aull1lal:y •d the ~ Vollllllllll' Fire Dept., beJel on. Saturday night at the lire house was well attended; Thankllo everyone wbo ht!IPed makeltasoceeu. Mr. llld Mn. Jolll Ridenour It ~ and Cecil Gwinn Gl Alhenll called 011 Mr. and Mra. Stanley Truuell S!!turday evenin(!. • . Mr. and Mra; Ani! Holter and familY attended the Davia rellllioll ·at Lake Alma on Sunday. '' -·· ' Mr. and Mn. Jllllell BiUey attended a ball game at Cln· clnnaU .'rlday. Robbie, Terri Lynn and Deidra Cowdery of Newark, 0., spent Wednll!Jday with Peggy, Stevie, Renee and Scottie You, and .. . ' M . USIC. • .. ,.._ $1295 ' 1967 DATSUN . Station Wagon. radio & .automatic transl mission. . $1495 1966 ME RCU'RY Comet 2 Dr. Hardtop, radio transmission. 1966 DODGE ~ automatic $149~ I Coronet 4.40 Station Wagon, V-8 motor, radio, power steering ~ automatic transmission. Pon~lrly Motor Co. ~ , =· PURl! BRED G~mon , Shepheid,PIIPPI.-, 8-wellc Two . ~malei Of)IY.- Phol)e • ' 5983 Iiiier 4 p.l'(l. t • . '1./ ~ . ------ death of our beloved wife and • • • tities. mother, Edith K. Mumford. You have our ~verlastlng gratitude. Jack Mumford and Family. TO THE manr, friends who so kindly assis ed us during the illness and death of our dear wlfe, mother and sister , Erma Margaret Will, we wish to extend our Finesse Proves Loser's Undoing By Oswald & Jamts Jacoby NORTH 11 .J6(3 • KQ7 +AQ3 . \Q65 WEST EAST .85 .72 .J982 .1054 J9785 K2 .91 .. AKJ843 SOUTH (D) .AKQ109 + + .A83 East-West Wool North vulnera~ Eat South 1 .. Pua Paaa Opening leod-• 9 l'tlas Pau 3 .. PUll ,. on fht Greenwood Rood. Walch far Slale Route gas Range, D~,'~'"'""l'"', Sofa Bod, Cord Table wlt!t 4 n~ns. •In•·•" t~an~s . .... ,.. . ., . .U... : PHttco· COLOR· TV,, floor mOdel. Very nice cafl!~et. Also. folding high chair. J?hone 742·504. 8-11-31c express ----Tomatoes and freezing. Phone corn 8.:1·22~. for 7·26-llc Murray and Theodore White. - - - -Notice 8·11-llp Tubs, GUN SHOOT Friday evening, Aug. 14, 7 p.m. Hams and Bacans. Mill Hill Road . Spon.,..ed by Racine Fire O.pl. 8·11·41c -----CHICKEN barbecue, homemade lc::e cream, Aug. 16, Racine fire station. Sponsored by Racine Fire Dept. and auxiliary. E Tub, B·11·51c anyone other than myself. Carl H. Ralrden, P. 0. Box 92. Hartford, W. Va. 8·11-ltp FOUR GRAVE t.OTS In Meigs Memorial Gorden . Guy A. Russtll, 992·5771. 1-7-llc Tools, A Lot of I Items, Something everybody. Come See & Buy. FISH ANp h!'"t wllh your ..-..n Lunch Served. Virgil & aluminum car-lop boat, 1.a, 3· Myrtle Walker, OWners. 12, 1-14 II. and 1·15 fl. canoe. Terms: Cash. Not respon&lbte Reduced · lo Sell. Lorenza 0. for accldenls. The Bradford Davis, Kingsburg Rd., 992Aucllon Co., A. C. Bradtord. 6256. Manager. C. C. Bradlord. ---------8-_7·-:-101.< Auctioneer. 8·9·13·21C SINGER cabinet sewing machine equipPed wllh dial control for zig-zag, bul· lonhole, and fancy daolgn Wanted To Bur work aa well as beaullful GAME roosler. Phone 992-2978 olralghtsewi!l!lWilt sacrifice or write 1747 Chesler Rood, for$51.60or E-Zierms. Phone Pomeroy, Ohio . 8·9-llc 99).2685. U.6fc ""·TON TRUCK, by Glenn ' Jewell, t'agev111e, 6Ytl-3135 Albany. ~---:-:-:-:-:-::-­ ELECTRO~UX r--,_...,_.,...__,....;_ Fer er . t~T..i\l!;:h consumers with Rawlelgh produds. can earn $60 ,....kly part lime, $150 ond up full lime. No capital needed If credit 'Is good. Write Charlie Penn, W. T. Rawtetgh l;;ompany, P. 0. Box 204, Chillicothe, Ohio 45601, giving name, address and jlhone number. - 8-11-llc --------- Auto Sallis 1947 FIAT 4·d0or sedan, ex· ceHenl condition. Catt Rev. Hinzman, Mason 173-5920 or 773-5211 . ·a.9-31c -19-64~CH:7E~V:7R::-:O;:-:L-;E::;T:-c::o-::ov:::,:::;:rl'll!le 325 power glltla $495. Colt·911533.40 Chester. .~ a..-3tp $5·. 55'' .... ; .~· .·Commerdll MAN OR WOMAN Ia supply · I , "'w .' l -:-GUAAANT0o-- . Free Estimites Phone 992-20~4 · .. : Ceramic tile and slate PometOJ HOllie & AUfo . !'ill 1l? ;;o A MCK FLIP FOLLOWW PH A HAL.F .:;AINEI':! ·,06 E. Mltn, Pomeroy, . . LEG~L NO,ICE Harry L. COllin, ~h 11¥C· and 111111111 6 ROOM hou... balh, corn- ct11ors, Re: Le;al Notice concernl,ng plelti.Ypaneled. Wall to wall oil and gas lta.le r betweal"' carpfllng In . living ·<oom. evelyn and ·a. GolCJtbtrry, Located on 2 nice river .lois In lts:sors, and 1Har'ry L. Coggin, Real Estate For Sale . w.. Mlddleparl. Phone 992-2362 or contocl Ray IJ1rchfleld, Rl. 1, Mlddtel"l"t. . 7-29·1 21C =--....,--~---SMALL 14-A firm, 6 rooms and bftth, catpeted Hvlng· room, compleioly · ·modern, · all Hllobli, lar~o metal barn !Nilh part baMmlnt, farm ponf!l, 1esse1. ' ' ' ...,. o" July 2A, 1959, you, Harry L. COggin, entered into·'~an .oil and gu loll&o with Evelyn OGI~ . · sberry 'and her. husbend~ \w : G. Goldsberry .. of Athens, Ohio. You re~sed, at that time, the rooorvol pi oil. gil'• .and gasoline. (I.e. tho right to drill tor an~ utlllle the productlon ot well 'atoeked. On· blacktop these natural resaurcts 11 Ht forth In the leau) und..- a forly road one mn.. I l lI of Fl ve (4)) a'cre trect of tend loceted In THEY'LL Melgl COU!lty, Ohio. Thl$ 11-le was end Is reCQrded In Volume -49, et P191 553 of tht 1Leue · Records ot Metgs,ColMty, Ohio, which are milnlalned at tht courthouse In' Pomeroy, OhiO. It was recorded ·On August 10, 1959. Mr. ana Mrs. Goldtberry believe that the leaSt II null and void lor two reason&. First, It has exr,lrea . the .term . 'o·t ·the lene 1 ten (10} years, ~nd would extend beyond ten· yallirs anly In the event that tesnt had drilled and was maintaining, • producing well . There_ was no Well dr llltd pur~uent to the terms at this tease. Second, tho luoe provldis thet : "LHIII shalt camn•enco 1 well on sold r,romltos ·within one month (1) ii .dtltonol month, tlich REST~tCTli,BiotsaflCI!"~:::rr. ·t~~. .'.:tl":'· llf8 fOr'' Ale cl01•~ t.tF1MJQs }''~yfrii. r . nll!'!!."Y~i· .tanr!~· '"' School AU ·ullltltes · ~fou· ti~ .;,L · wottJico"'•'n. cod .... 1No ou 11· r ' 11 ~ h 1 ...~ was con:rmt"ced. rha fttt, t.n Many tlze o l•w c DOH r .... n. dollar q·uarter1y paym'"t . 11 !-OTS WITH all ulltlltes. Priced OQ·Inspecllon..Call992· mode Dut thorooltor . ht Reslrlcfed sub dlvi11on. •r. lo 6887. pa.rmonll wore dllconun.Uid. 2.,.cre lois. Phone Chesler 6-3-lfc Thus, whitt the luoe Is no • -· 1 hi -· 3302 longer effectu•l, It Ia, · ne~er. ·-·~1. n I •-· · 1 11 1111tess, stilt a matter ol 1 r~oc.rd. .. _ __ _ _ _...:.... "' c BIIS.Iness Services tt tslho dn1~'11nd lnlfi!)lton of tilt OotdtDerr 's to rttt<i" II GOOO tnvestmenl property. WHEEL Horse Sale& and from tlltrKor. I. in oc¢.ordanco Houst with lhree lumlshed Service. Baum Lum~r ;~~l::dct~:do ~~::~:::hhoo~:~: apartments, l>asemenl, lwo • Company, Chesler, Ohio. notll~lng you of tllelr lntotltion, . pnone 985-33111. on4illhllome1tmtts~lng you garages. Monlhly Income, $190. Priced reai!Qnably · for · • 5-20-)lc to rotull tho filii ot rtcor~ within lh lrty do yo , (30~ df lho lck t Phone 992 3035 · qu ~·· · . ·7-19-ffc AIR CONDITIONING, r-.e1ptof!hlhotlct.lf YOY idO. -'rlgerolli>n , ,. HI' , · vlt;e. Jack's . not rotuso It lho~ will he~o to R•·· H undergo the lnconVtnltnca •net. 2 STORY brl ck bulld.t,ng, RifriOeratlon, New avon. oxponoe attlllng an tffiJfivtt ot Mlddleparl. No· rea~ble Pllona 882-2079. ••If• forlolturo. ·which tHor ~ro offer rejected. Also 101 40x125, . - • authorized to do b~ tH• ''lOY.• · '· Middleport. Phone 992·5251: ctlld· llotute, · . ·7-21-lfc C. BRADFORD, Auclloneer Complete Servlte · MODERN 8 room :hoQse, Ph0ne 94'1·3l21 •· Pomiroy, vacant. Priced Redne;,Ohlo tal. 11, "' rlghl lor quick ule. Pt:l~ate Crill Brl<l!ord S-t-Ile · - - - - - · · owner. Phone 949-2165. . -~---.....,-----. . W.12tp ' ' NEfGLER .Can~ton •. ·For. OLDER HOUSE on choice tot In building or t 111111 Y9JJi''; Syrecu$e. Prtc:id for qutck home;. till ' \IY' · Nitglir', lwlle. Catt 992-532A. RICI111~ ·O!J]Ir. : ' 1 •· • ' : 7-26-11• . ·,, , ·.,-: 7-31-lfc ." , ' .. . ·- .IOb,lo't 1oTHERTON T.V. AND ELECTRONIC SERVI~E, Phone ,.,ae.q, Long 8Qtt0in, . :· . ' :1.1f.11. c SEP't:IC: ~~~ ciHI!Id- flllller •. Sarilf..II~Jii;5.ort, OhiO. Ph,, 662·~· · ~ 2.12:1fc ' HOURS... GMf,., W/IEfJii.! SKI\on 11, Bodford Township, Eldon Walburn •. phone 992· 2805 ''- . •.;. ·' 7-.,.,. ""-Ifc ~ ~t. · :~ I,~ o<.ll~ar Sale · Real Esta • tNC~SE VEil eNERGY FeR 1 ~~Y::': n~~~.~~~rp,CJ:l ~~r.-ct~. ~!e '9;;:~ ~~;M'Ir~~g.ii,t"&ir!~~ tor quick sole, $100. Conlacl . 6-29-tfc torty In edvonco, for eoch··•d· vacuum cleaner complele wtlh attachinenls, cordwlnder and - - - - ' - - - r P.1nl ljlray. Repossessed bul In like-new condlllon. Pay S37 .45 cuh or terms If desired. PhOne 992-2685. 1+6tc HAYMAN'S AUCTION tlouse, Laurel Cliff. now apon each Friday to recelva con- OLO UPRIGHT pianos, any signments 10 a.m. Audlon condition, as follQ as have not There are a lot of bridge starting a! a! 1 p.m. Lei us sell . . 1+61c been wet. Paying S10 each. superstitions liut the only one yaur ":'erchandlse. Flral floor only. Mondays witt we place any faith In is that 3·22·11C be plck·UP day, Wrlle, Diving NEW :t-BEO~~ home, 1\!t of the tate P. Hal Sims. He good dlrecllons, Willen Plano b,tht; lull buemtnl 1 alalways said that spades was YOUTH REVIVAL slarllng Company, Box 118, Sardis, tilc:hed garllil•· Ullttly room, Tuesday. Aug. ll.al 7:30p.m. Ohio 03946. his lucky suit air, condlllonitd, Syracuae, at Freedom Gospel Mi&Sion a! S-·1:J.Ifc Ohtq, ~~~· County. Phon-. It Is our lucky suit alao Bald Knobs. Rev. 0. H. Carl, . . "614-992 and, in fact, is everybody's evangelist. The public Is OLO FURNITURE, dishes, Invited. lucky suit The reason is that trunks, etc. Write M. D. 1 8·5·61c Miller, Rt. A, Pomeroy, 0. it outranks all the others and, If you hold the apades, Call 992-6:!71. llltiort Wotds. 3-1-lfc you can force your opponents REOUCE sale and last wllh SIJIO Gobese tablets ond E·Vap - - - - - - - - - LIT US one trick higher If they want water pill&. Nelson Orugs. ,. INSTALL to play the hand. 8-5-JO!p Rent · ) YouR South held the spades and ROOM unrurnllhod apart- ., ·:~·; ·RJRNACE got to game. He lost the llrst WILL pick up' merchandise ana 3 ment. Phone 99A-J281. 1-, , .. take ta auction on a per. two club tricks, ruffed the 7-1-lfc , Alt t1111 tn SIOCk, gas or lui! centoge basts. Call Jim third club high, drew trumps Oil fired. Coil now, tor Dill Achtms, auctioneer, Rutland. 4-ROOM furnished aparlmonf, with two leads, ran off the lnlfollollon. Phone 742-:1<1111. thrte gaod hearts, finally led newly decoroled. Ground , 9·23-llc floor. Albert Htll, Racine, 949· a diiiDlond and finessed dummy's quten. East plunked THE PROPERTY formerly 2261. down the king and returned occupied by the Sparlmlln the deuce. Sou t b studied Barel Cros~roeds on Rt. 124 awhile and finally played his has been Jlllrchased by eight-spot but his play made ~C:,1 , ~. ~~us"wl~ no difference. West covered closed frant Aug. 10 to $epl. 1, th~ eight with tbe nine and 1970 tor remodeling, wllh South had to !ale another subsequenl oponlng of Miller trick In that suit. c and Sons Grocery and Service "I'm the unluckiest p!ayfr Station, Ia HI'Vt lho public. in the world," moaned South. 1·9-llc "l can never get a finesse to - - - - - - - work." For Sale . Trade This might be que. At 7 H.P. RtOING 'mowtt'. Will least, the finesse didn't work trade for boo! and motor. this time but South's faut~~:e Phone Coolville 667-3031. to mlike the game Was due · · · l-11,31p to bad' play. Or ntaybe · be wassuperstlllouu aboUt counting to 13. Wilen West dlacarded on the third club, East was marked with six cards !D • that suit. Then East abowed up with exactly two spades and followed to three beatta. He couldn't· hold JMre · t~an ~wo diamonds. should 1 ------ Residlllti11 er ----- Lanlf!'!' BEANS and cucymbers. Polaloe• afler Aug. 6. food. Harold Will and Family; Della Douglas. Elizabeth . ,._le er Female lielp Wanted ' 1942 YELLOW Ca~llloc, ·all power wllh air condiHontng, S150. Also A.R.A. car air Polnls off Rl. 7. See Opal condllloner for iale wllh Hollon after 5 p.m. S125 Ph 985 compressor, · one · - - - - - , . . - - -6-9-dtp 3897 oller 5 p.m. 'N, two-bedroom NICE MODER 9 8- ·:\IP home 1 y•rs old, and 968 . 1965 CHEVROLET !ruck, no model HollY-Park mobile home like new wllh cenlral rusl,6-cyllnder, A·1 condition, · air conditioning and AD ft. _ motor, starter, battery, awning sitting on approx. one 5 H.P. RIDING lown mqwor. bra~es. new tires wllh new aero of land. Will sell t.V..!hor Good condition. Call 843-2261 tadory built camper. Phone """'" or ~. rately. ft--tland , 992-5392 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. Slalnt Newell, Tuppers '""' 8·7-6tc _________•_26-_lfc Plains, Ohio. ------:--;:8·5-blc 2 GUN cabinets, Early 1962 FORO Econallne Von, S200. -------~,. American Styling. One Phone 742·W9. 8-P-6tc NEW HOMES for sate. We bave Cherry -7 gun cepaclly: One be&utllutlolsavalfable or will Walnu! _ a gun capacity. build on yours. Sample homes Phon · e -~,.,._. ~ 1958 PLYMOUTH stallon alreadY buill for your In8-tl-31c Slone COAL, llmesione. E•cetslor Colored Salt Works, E. Main Sl., T.v, • .', ""m...oy. PhoM ...._, ~ , · Har,, ~ 'iT. \)I" • • , ••-;: ~..., 4-"9~Hc our appreciation and thanks lor the floral .offerings and t WILL ool be responsible for any debts contracted by +1084 • 102 I ~fliE sold my cabin on l•ke and will sell the following personal r,roperly at my ' home, 1 mle N. E. of Racine, 11-11 -llp We also I sMN ~T~)agi~ -..A-.........,soL-._ ~ . . The correct way ta eat corn-on-the-cob is with gusto, and in great quan. .. Of QUALITY ----- of root beer BOTH for a dime, v~ry. very few kids today will believe you. ""t "'~t 2 Trussell. Mrs. Tnl.ue1l look REDBONE coonhound. 'Of'IMIVIS. 1100 P.M. tbenl In . to Fort Melga and . Regts1ered. Phone 949-3014. PCIMUOY, OHIO ., . a. t1-121c spent the day. . Kelly Theiss of Be)jre baa .been visiting his grandparents, .WANT AD cOLONIAL style stereo, AM Help •Wanted INFORMATION Mr. and Mrs. Carl Lee. FM radio, 4 spea~era, 4· DEADLINES " WAITRESS. Al>c>lr In person, and speed record changer. Mr. and Mrs. Gary Holter and 5 P.M. Day Before Publication Crow' a. · Stiak House. Balanct $80.59. Use our Monday Deadllnev9a.m . son are visiting hls parents, Mr. Pomeroy. budget lerms. FrH glfl with Cancellation & CorrectJOI'I& 8·9·61( every purchase. Call m-3352. and Mrs. Ani! Holter. Will be ac~pted until 9a.m. for ------~ Day of Publication . 1·11-'lc REGULATIONS WAtTR ESS wanted. 'Must be The Publisher reserves the over 21, have reference. MOOERN WALNUT stereo, right to e411 or reject Bny ad~ BARBS Apply in person. Martin AM and FM radio, feohres 4deemed objectional. The Restauranl. l Mlddleporl. . speed record ·changer, 4 publisher will not be res·ponsible 1·11-llc speakers. separate con1rols. By PHIL PASTORET for more than one incorrect insertion . Balance S78.69. Use our RATES If you think bathtub gin buclgellerms. FREE gill with For want Ad ser. lce Female Help Wanted is a card game, you're a S ceflts every purchose. Call992-33.12. per Word one Insertion . 8·11-6tc heck of a ·lot younger than Minimum cnarge 7Sc ADD TO your femlly Income. 12 cents per w Jrd three Demonstrate toys and gifts. some of us. consecutive insMtlnn-. Earn~ an evening. Work at PONY, $30. George Hensley, • • • 18 cents per word sll( con your convenience. No ex· luppers Plains, phone 61>1· Why does one say he secutlve lnser.tlons. . perlence. No Investment. Call 11 3314. 0Wns 11 a home, whe?l 25 Rer cent p1sc.ou~t on patd m-4632. Write· Toy Ladles I-9·31C there's 25 years to go an adsandadspatdwtlh•nlOdftiVS. p 1 PI Joh !on Pa CARD OF THANkS •arTy an, ns • • the mortgage? &: OBITUARY 15902. BOOKCASE 4ll.by4ll.,fullol ' 51.50 lor SO word minlmvm l-11-3tp good books Including e.n· < :Jn. The boss has decreed that Each additional word 2c. cyclopedia Americana, exBLIND ADS BE A PLAYHOUSE ' T't'l'r' ctllent there will be no World condition. Price $100. A.ddillonal 2Sc Cllarge per DEALER: Work Auf,ust to Series or other pools in the Ad\lertisement. Call C. C. Cuckler. 992·2524. OFFICE HOURS December, free !rain ng. Ne office this fall. Absolutely. 8 :30a .m . to 5·00 p .m Daily, coUectlng, no delivery, no ------,----:--1--9-lh: Wanna bet on it? 8: 30 cur.. to 12 · 00 Noon cash Investment. Call collect AWNING$. storm doors and " Saturday . 6U-377-A791, Charlotte windows, torpor 11 • • • • Heiskell, Soulh Paint, Ohio. marquees, blown and l>alt If you recall when you got lnsufallon. Elmer White, 7-17-llc Card of Thanks sales representative. For free a large hot dawg and a glass WE WISH to express our . esllmaiH, phone Charles heartfelt thanks and gratitude Auction Lisle, Syracuse. V. V. for your prayers, cards, AUCTION Johnson and Son, Inc. flowers and donations of -1-lfc money and food during the SATURDAY, AI,IGUST Uth, 11 ---,....---·- - - 5 ~Wiult · ~Which ' '" Bashait · Barga~ns, Carpenter / .( . ., o\CIIOSS 1. Touth wood 4. Sea .!!well 8. Embank- mont 8. Caln.'H victim 10. cau••• for one 11. Dtpore IS, Coft)OCbo 15.1Clttn.ordl. nU7 I lnf. J 16. M&n'o nteknarne ll. SIOIIIK 19. Propooltlon 20. Court proceeding.'~ 21. Bl-tfCII klnr 3. VexaUoma 4. Golfer Snead r.. White yamlt 22. lilm·. 8. BrtUoh title 2'1. Su!llx: 12. Pa.rua. ment chamber iFr.J 14 . PO.'If! lfli. Youthful yearN 12Wd!-i, ) rr. Hlmlble 21. Roti.Uvo or . cwoia. ~at. Gov. • ' (\ el l ! I furm four ~rdinary woni:M. (J' Wd!ld 24. ExcJa. ' matlon not .rV..r.J 28! Fic:U· uou~ KtimllJnc 3~.w1. Y..._..,........ :H . ~ · 36. o\ok 3T. ForDid• 5 . Informed ordinary ' . 41. "Brother dent :S.''t Extrll.o· ,...,.,n • ·-r · ' II II genu11 Pre!d- . .... IS THE &eST THIN& Oftl III 12. ~ llatmot H. Kladlo >•I '\.~1• '1>-!f\nHI' lln..nunblethotte 11Jur Jumbl.., one letter to tll£h .quare, lo bra.d~ 23. Unwind ered t, (KYJn.) G. Nevada clty 7. FlanderH' lquqe 10. Encount· Jlfg~)!J];t.W.:-::!t!..Jc: 20. Lllce 21. Silver 5.~(ll ,, ·1 I ~-7~~~1..[){I Ill · Milll _ _ _ · -,,~ j •, y.,.. ......,.. "1 · • .._. 4 I ,_...., sa•Y AWAIO vouil.' eioua 1All-w•r: .:' ,.., W lllfl • .4 . .....~ .... iftNI rfl .... ..... t:-"1.~-IY" ttr••J �'I'IIID~~~J81iilfnet,~.O;,AIIptll, lt7f cx:iOTOPI.. ~AIJ.••• ' .: Ma;r . ~~iti«J~~.}~~iuites.. : .. Trains R o~l Slowly rJ~Y ·x Uall,!ei!Preallllenalloilll the routes al the two lrai!IS, N.C.,fordlapo8alatiea. c . -.I. "!v~gutr:!ke~ =-:~:= J!, :::: gr~d~ ·~ ~: in ml4dle Georgia chance~~ of accident are outside Macon, Ga., llhGrlly ;=· to repair brake Another train with • wcocontlnuellwithout liK:Ident thrOUI!h Appalachia. : <Nria turned out all aloog . former · Jllilel D. Argabrite, 35, of IllS JA11a Ave., Woost., formerly of lie lila County, died unex· jlectledlyMolldayattheWooater O!mmu•lty BOijlital. · Born at LCIIg 11ott1m on Mlreb 1, ttli, be waa tlluon ol :~~a llld Cora Bailey Arpbrlta of fteednllle. He bad betn employed at the Record FUe (\). IDWOOIIerfortbepasll7yeara. : Mr.Argalrilewasamember a1 tbe Trinity United Olurdl o1 Olrislal Woost. and belon8ed )o Dlereur Lodlle 33, F&AM :andalaoofthechapter. · Bealdes his parentl, he Is )IUI'VIved by his wile, Carolyn ilrtgs· a son Jamea and a daugb~r, ~berly, both at flame and six brothen Rex Jr ' ReedsvUie· R~ll· Naifolk. va.; Jobn, Belpre; 1n11lam of Bethesda, Md., ·aanmce Marletla and Stanley Wooabr ' ~FUDII'ai 'oerv~oea wW be at l:IO p.m. Wemeaday at the MclDIIre Funeral Home In WOOIIer with the Rev. Glenll MEI8S 'fttEATR E Tonlghl, August 11 MIDNIGHT COWBOY (Ttcllnlcolorl Duslln Hoffman John Volghl oclrlltolor: oil Disney's "it's T'ough I "nU." The traina, orlglllating at the Army arsenals at Annllton, Ala., and RlcJunon,.Ky., were haulln& the deteriorating rockets to the port of Sunny Point, M. 35, Dies an, u . Iuergs · ·· 111 lo Bird" million : suo. Olildren: SHOW STARTS 1 P.M. Wedn~:J.f,r;;rsclly ::;;;;;5 ; NOT OPEN Bdil, put« al tbe Trinity Unltad QIU'cb of Cllrlll, of. ftdatlna. Burial wW bela tile Wooatilr CemeterJ: Frlen!b iD1f call at the fDntnl bome frOm 7 to I ~ MIIIDB· · Maaonlc rltlenOI be c:oocluetad at a tonight. Annua I P'cn'lc I Enjoye . d sunday The SYRACUSE annua1 chicken barbecue and potluck picnic offthtehs~ ~;:: Class 0 e rs n Presbyterian Sunday School was held Sunda~UI!-~ • ; : Harris ~b . It P d land. T e a ernoon an evening was spent playing games, fishing and socially. Enjoying the outing were Rev. Linson H. Stebbins, Gallipolis; Candy Stebbins and Mr. and Mrs. D~ McTur~er , Athens ; Jlm White, Cheshire ; Mr. and Mrs. David Yost and Krista, Porlillld ; Terri and Marcy Owens, Pomeroy; Mr. and Mrs. Harry Potts, . Mrs. Daisy Roush, Mrs . Ltlllan Duffy, Mrs. Charlotte Ne&lle, Diana and Gregory ; Mr. and Mrs. Robert Harden and Debbte, Mr. and Mrs. Herman London, Mr · and Mrs. Lawrence Diddle, Mrs. Beatrice Blake, Mrs. Margaret Cottrill, Sharon, Craig and Bruce; Mrs. Pauline Morarlly • and the host and h~tess, Mr. and Mrs. Dick Harrts. Mother of Utility Manager is Dead Tonight, Aug. n Double FN!ura Progrom CACTUS FLOWER Waltor Mollhau Ingrid Bergman "Bosl Supporting Actress" GqldleHawn -Piuto'THANK YOU ALL VERY MUCH (OIIorl Sandy Dennis \ Transf~rs· .: . 001111 • • after JD(dnlght becallle alwhal Jobll w. Sloblrt, Na~ F. ~be.' DGt . one railroad offlclal said Sblbfri to Jllllll A. ·Rll!le, !IDII~ 'pri8Dnen. AllooJI!IOUI apparenllywua,:'burlled~ VU1JniaR.IIIIIIe.DA.,Lellrl !llll!llll!*"eari71Gdq,q!U.. af ,f )la . Une on tbe brakea. The trouble . J.ed, C. Pl.na, Iaabtl .touna Ill Qlt Rbarb cl ~. cbiM:Uil w~ repalrecl ill a~ Pldllnl to DenDii B. .Mallueltton, . linn !Ill aald lbe a*PWII win IIJ'GUIId*l, tn111uta and tbe lrain ... -~ Ami G. Mamlel, 1 A., S11 • ' . . IF'J: 0 • ed toward Athena, Ga. Clayton Bal7ard, Nev•'fru,ck. n:= :::= ' eoaldbl · ICidiW q...\vut i ' ·,.£.";to~\ta:· . Adriver eec.ped mjuey when •I $J\ S3l. bllli Ellen ROught, Janel Jellldlll, the truck I.e wu clrlvlnl .Jent tililths of a IJC!IItb of Ll!~ a few MCO!Idl IatiF, lt jv~ b11 110 ~. ~ PHY~. 1 · < Gerald Rought, LaJUIY Jeokb\1, over an embaalkmenl M•Y TowtialliP l\914.111,11lf ~ foi'Jrlrd, , ~ itverlty o.f till naJ1Y aeclcijllt. · t' , f,.~, (.lecJr8e N~d, Jr., Lena CO\jilty Sheriff'a ~t. ~ liiJI!l)' .vatlea widely d~nd· eoald fB!I~~· • K. NeueJr06d to Mar7 UJII , · lllii• OIIWI\ether•lilli!D~JII 111, . ~~~~~1111'~ '· NMalroad, Lot, Pomeroy, fUU lU.Wer CtCU C. WIUla, ~ llelpre, ~ n~1 li"toni,, a .""ru:Bl ~ Will not Uja a-ae 0. Benaley to Henry • · ' drlvlnl a Ford ~k loaded v~~~ Iii' ID lh· · of iklil. ti Henaley, Beverly Bensley, 161~ with 8J'&vel, wutravellng narth M ,pe~~l·~· ~.'f~llil fib 1w: t A., on... . Donald Edlfard Miller, 45 , on 338. A vehicle driven l!Y ~ 'ifldeb' recover In two .\-Tile .of. tbll ,:~ . Frank Herald Jr. Mal')' Jane Waterloo Rt. 1 wu killed Eddie Taylor, Racine RD, or tbr8e weeb wltb llitle or llltlon vltlllp ;In IDE~ ' Hlra1d to Joaepll M. Magnotta, yeslei'da)r In an ~ent 00 his pu!1ed ooto the hllhway In fiocnt no treatment II"~ 'In· 10me · • ~ Martha P. MagnoUII, Pt. Lot, . "" ' v o(l!le truck. WUUI, to. avoid • . ,. lOIII It occtri'OII.... '., Middleport. ~~=~ilep't30 11114 hlttingtheTay)c«'~.;-tolf CH lillfeNd. wlllplub ·alld wrliii"U ·· '. ,J4: Orville Allen, Marcaret Allen the sonIa! Gather ~ aiadys the road, over an eiribankment; IJijllry In an auto:acejlleijt a '!Ifill~ ~~ :-'ID"'ll : to Slate of Oblo, 1.93 A., Shepherd Mlllu wbo IIUnive and turned over. ' . )'QI' liJI(!• Wbat' are my q;em tlilt c.llg !!\!!::' . .Sali,..II'Y · ' 'afWWn ' A large wrecker aJiil IW.o ciWlceslor a comPlete nt• tmtaeyb~iJtv"'l';'•i A. eroaa, dec., to H~:S~L:::!.eounty,'ha pleeel of · e~u111ment _ltom . coveryt , , phellolcomJioimcll. "~L.:....:.' 1 Dudley Wolfe, Evelyn Blythe, ttended Watetloo acbooiB and Richards Salld and Gravil (1)., A-la Illite vlcCia)l wbOie - 'l'rlou~I or Iiiii.~-~ eert fiB' trans Racble. a Carl Smith and Tri.Statil Saild .00 Gravel symjJtomB (weaiDius, pain a! U, , b O .lt~~pj,ldjj,. cnftord s Morris Letha J. worked lor ~lion (I) the eo Werl! iUied tp remove lbe and limitatiOn of motion IIi. ,clf!lp, when nil~.· - ' Morris to John T. wolfe, .11 A., ~'!ths · ~ked b:Udc. ~!) 1dtbo 11!1 :C:IIdlio,! ~:t:' Sutton • • ..... · ·· S · t · . · 1 · Taylor wu dted to county prom,...,. w co... . Le,;. M Brown Gladys E. Three chU~ren~~· eourt 00 char«eta of lalhire tq 1comJ:'"'· and !ly~ 1 1NI treite.s't·~= Walker,~. Gtac!Ys E. Brown =~=ofKittami. yield right of way. 'lbere was ~uld'f:' ao!d ~. 1A· .', to Stale a1 Ohio, 1.36 A., Ohio· Mrs 'Gall Steele of heavy clanilge to the truck. · tbe exact nalilre of tbe In· alterilltlve 11 ~ ute .of . •-"·"'·.~ ' · · and jury · muklnc CQf!ilttleJ. - •· Poollac, Mich.; three &r . • · children; three brothera and A FAMILY AFFAIR Some penont who have two slaten: RuaaeU : : DONCASTER, En1land =~~sa, ~nn RloGrancle, Jack EarMille · a1 (UPI) -Loll Smith, 20, and for 3l to ~years after a . ft~e~~P~ Patriot; La"!'nceelyn E1U ~ of Roy Berner, 25, will Cjllllp1ete wblplallh IDJury have been U!lG 111£ATBD . • Threepersonswereinjuredin Pedro; Mrs....v. . 0 'the joining of their flmWes CUJ'ed by tbe COJDblned et· The lolkldlepart~E-It , :. a two-vehicle coUislon Monday Roclney and Mrs, Ardella when ~ marry Saturday. forts of 8D orltaopedlst and ~ 1'II!U!If , at the Intersection of Burger St. Belville, Waterloo. will be Lois' two older slatan are a nelll'OIUI'lleon. ]J, ~.,.. . 81., M . to· City pollee said an auto driven Funeral arrangementa t tbe married to Roy's elder Per110111 who bave not l!ad 'Veteralla ~emci1al Hq,jpl a( ' by Norma Role Jeffers, 38, Thuraday at 2 p.m. ~be . brothers. a whlplillh lnjlll'y and don't 8:22~.m.Mondl1 .wberthi'llll· . Gallipolis, struck another McDaniel CrOIISI'OI\da a rwant ·tO let One llhoukl eqQIP fat a leg .IDjuey 'and . operated by Ernest E. watta, nacle Church. wW their ear with head i~. l'tleQed. !3, GalllpoUa. The Rev. Homer CUck UNPLEASANT DUJY · • (Continued from pa1e I) watts suffered a bruised officiate. Burial will be in the PAINESVILLE, Oblo (UPI) Stumoo .atif !he vlilllge will cheekbone while two Flag Springs Cemeter~ - Lake County Trea1urer have to forfeit the money If It is ssengers in tbe Jeffers auto, Friends may call at the heme Daniel J. Sllpanlck said he hu not used. ile said most of the Ltnda Jeffers age 12 and the father at McDanl~s refunded $100 000 In real eatale money could be used to Improve Thelma Jeffe,; age 14, both Crossroad& after 4 p.m. W • taxes beca~ of rulings by tbe lines in several locatl01111. In suffered bruises and nesday. Ohio Board of Tax APPeals to that way, workers under Chaae abrasions. WANDERER'S HOLIDAY lower the property valuation of could remain and the needed Mrs. Jeffers was cited to BOURNEMOUTII, . England many parcels of land In the Improvements could be made. Municipal Court for !allure to (UPI) _ Francis McLaughlin, county. Chase pointed out several yield right of way. ~7 • of Derby, checked .Into a locations In which 1mprovements are needed in the hotel here lor a lo.day vacation, water lines. He will ask the IIIlTH BOOK DUE then went lor a walk - and DEADLY TOYS Board of Public Affaln to LONDON (UP!) - Mystery promptly !ll'gol the name and COLUMBUS (UP!) -Sandra recommend the upendlture of writer Agatha Chrlalle wW adtlress of the hotel, pollee said. Early, 10, was allot and killed improvlngUneonFrontSt.near publish> her 80th book, He toured the area in a patrol Mondaywhensbeand two other the properly of the late Will "Paaaenger to Frankfurt," on car but could not find It and girls were playing with lour HaptonstaU, and on VIne St. A ber 80th birthday, Sept. 21, her wound up spending the night at guns they!Oiind on a table In the • - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - balance of two or three publishers said today. a police station, detectives said.. Early home. " •' thousand doUara would be left In lrain was greeted by waving crowdl as It crawled through tbe coal coovtry of Kentucky, VIrginia and Tenneasee under oven:ul sklea Monday. Soldiers riding a pUot train In front of, the dial engine waved to ~I«& with the V.flnger ''pea"' sign. SeveralhundredperBOIIIIwtre on hand when the train posed through Macoo, wllere Mayor Ronnie ThompiOII lut week had lhreatened'to barricade tile tracks to stop the lrain. Thompson later withdreW hla objections after Inspecting Anny safety procedures at Anniston The trim went to Macon, a city of 1DO,QOO.plus, to bypul melropoUtln Alillltl an area of 13 mlilloo · ' A~urging~ delayed the lram for several minutes at Norton Va 8111 ~ i f;scttemeal "Pe le wanted to see what !:"looked Uke," explained Patrolman James Sturgill. "Some people down there never had seen a lraln before although 1 guess a miWou o( them pass through here every day .. · . · J:: Do--'d ci-Wii!lt = K11Jed Monday nita . .' 1 PrUeni :::\:e mldlc.i t.i l e the MRS. MARVIN KING, far llotrd IGillal)', lUu ~allonl of Sbantn Wllloa, Middleport, and Marcia Dillard, PWia Oj, to IIIIer their animals In lbe hone and J11ll1Y COil· · • ··: i lurmallon Judllng of the Melp OJanty Fair llblcb opens Tuelda7. Mn. Klnfl wW blat the fair · · . board office on the &ell Sir1n8J Falrground8 UDII14 p. m. 'l'lainda110 aeeept eairles for the ' lrtofalr. The beef and dairy cattle and llheep and nine departmentl cloled today. !!owner, the deadline lor llllrlea 1D an other dep& lmlllta Is 4p.m. Tlureday. .:-:!C::lf'ter= :f' n . a . t at 3 JiRJ'ured .. l .___ ::a=.= •led Council • Now You Know at y The· American Automobile· Auoclatlon wu formed In 1902 wllb the COIIIOllclated oi nine aarller auto clubs. Weather en tine Mostly sunny and wr.rm toclay and Thuraday, highs In the middle BDa. Clear and cool again tonight, lows from the upper $Os to the lower BDa. V"lit the 3nt FlOor Furnitu11 DlpdneM * (Use the Free eust.in• Partin& Lot on 2nd sat) , . · lnvolvedinCA~~~~ofa~ !n ~ • .\ ltater IIIliin: Clerk-Treasurer Gent Crate reported that the Economic Development Act does not provide slreet repair fund& lor a community. It does provide Wed., Thu. & Fri. funds for new slreela II they are · Aug. 11-1:1-14 needed as a&ess roads for new Do~~~:J¥~'1?r•m Industries within a community, IN WAX" Grate said. Slarrlng E-R CALLED However,MI<klleportdoeanol Ca~":'~~hel Mrs. Harry Graham, . fit into that category. Grate had -PiulPomeroy Routil 3, was taken to , asked EDA officials about the "BLOOD ·oF Veterans Memorial Hospital by possibility of federal funds for DR,\CULAS CASTLE" the Pomeroy E-R squad at12:12 street repaln at the ~t of Slarrlng a.m. toclay after becoming ill at council. John Pula Carradlne Raymond the horne of John Selby · She was Upon the request of the Board =======:::..:tre:a:ted:.:and::.;r~el:ea:sed:.._..., ofto Public 8Jlreed check Affairs, oo whatItIswu available through the Urban Development Program In Chlca1o in federal fund& for improv81111!11t of the present water 11)'1\em. The board would Uke to provide Augu1t service Ill' the Bradbury area, it waa reported. CouncU approved the report of Mayor Fisher lor July allowing recelptl of $3111.80 In fines and fees and t228 In merchant pollee collecll0111 fiB' a total of •17.80. Richard Greu, a member of the Board011 ola coolerence Public Affairs, ,__ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ __ , reported with Pomeroy officials on the metering of water COIIIIits from the Pomeroy watenrorka into Middleport. Mlcldleporl monthly purchaMa two and a half mlilloo gall01111 of water from, tbe Pomeroy ayetem. Allendln& the meellne at town hall were Mayor Flaber, ClerkTreasurer Grata, Councilmen Zertle, Stumbo, Diet Vaughan, and Lawrence S~wart, Maintenance 8upenllor Harokl Use a bank CheckChase and Cblef of Pollee J. J. Cremealll. . , .. •, • 5 Killed ' . By .Mine 'llleldiJadlhtalleult!efell oUae llae Ia A1aaka paid ..... rwam for ilfenaaatlolloa llleltcallon of 8 INaab reportad ..._. die plue. UIIJC.,tf-lllterulloaal What could have been a major explosion miraculously was averted early today at the strike-bound Federai-Mogule HaUer Division Plant on Eastern Ave. In Gallipolis. GaUia County sheriff's depuUes were called to the.plant Tile plue dreled S.llle-Taeoaaa Iateriiallaul Airport lor llimJIIi ...._. wblle 1 for die bomb. .1'1- - f..... Ofllellluf ... alrllae Ia A1ub laid a but mmllllltr reported ftve killed by 8 1 I'1Hid In the ' Hiflbla. of lllan!' - .... ' ~t Mcrt'ing To Our New LDcation llanit ., . ; .' ·' . .. r~ ,...-~,~ ~ ' In Tel ofd~ 'l)eeday nlcht blew up tbeb1111'1 af wlielt •, ' ::"the AD .af I , ""'Uiiltad-lDtenau.al u' .. .,... I . I ' r • .!f ., ' ' = .' •' .lllbaal ...al'' "We'D Iii JIF!Ii sr,d,"llllodM.IIId. ''Wertl deal . 1· ' H8J•. Son Vill .. age IIOIITON - 'l1IB MAIIBAaRlllEITI SI!NATE Tuelday SAIGON (UPI)-Conununlst puaed the D&tlon'allnt"no fault" auto Insurance biD and sent It fll'ces seized a village and two toGov. Franci.IW.Sirgllltlorlli8Jiaiii:I!.Sarpnlcaneltherveto hamlels and attacked a South ltllldallenateUmllllanmotorlltloralpllandrilll:drlvlnlllbe Vietnamese infantry position Insurance lndllllry out of Malliadniletla. . near besieged fire base O'Reilly P'Oar af tha llltil'alar8811 ~companies have already IIIUIOiiDCedlbq1'iulnolongerdollullnealnMalliacbuaettallthe W"mlli18US !!ll!r::a melt_.. 11ecomea law. The bW p.r-... Maaaacbuaetta AD eutrlea ID the Melp 6'berl 1 11 pe;·Clllt ratil red1lcllon In lt'n. ThJ ''nO faull" xhlb the prOYIIIona llllpalate lhallnaunn 'fill pay tile CO)III up to $2,000 ID 1~_! ~ be ~:!n ta .... aocldont-..n- of wlio II at faUlt, 'lbll Wll1 eliminate !be '!be ~tbool bootla ID lbe aealer -. '""'"'~ h COlli)' biielllaallons. : ..balldlal Taeaday moriloWMIIUII- THE • AND 11'11! T.U: ,returna of alate Mn. Greta Slillle and Mn. n - t r Jobll D. Herbert and"IU wife lliil cbDdrlll were sub- Nellie Vale, Meigs Coualy poenMd Tultday for -In • apldaJ ,-and jury llmlllia&llon of ' Scbfol Supervisors, are ~ ID lllte ~ ·· beadiDa the achool exhibit "I irlftt to -mt'liaG!te retuma,~' lllld Alllatant Franldln wblcb wDI featured 111 ea~ PtOIKiiklr Jobll N!ll. trlea. Jqlng of lbe various IIIO!dt.....,••l~!ipl'jilebtftlif4dotollli!nll~edby CHECKING ACCOUNTS Electrical power at the plant was cutoff then when the transfonner was damaged by a bullet from a high powered rille. Gary R. Short, plant Company officials and of Local !tiD United Auto Workers Unloo met again Tuesday In an effort to aellle the <llspule, but la11ed to reach agreement. representative~ • .' Front End Loader Wanted by Me¥!• . Sealed bidl wW lit received I by the Melp Countr eommlssloners tu• a front eild loader, It waa announced when ; the cOIIlllllulonen met today. Blda must be received at'111e office a1 the~ by 10 a.m., Sept. ]; Atteildln& the brief sesalon were Com· rDI.Ionera ll. . ·' ''... ·("""'". ·....· on ... .. e 12) "'"'""""" ,..,.. ee~ 00 ~.:~:: 7· • Suttle !led Mn. Vale were at lb! fa~croullds Tues~ay preparla& tbe backJroaad materla1J fer tft boolb. uIdS wrrrr r ·n ..... tdday in a series of raids In South Vietnam's northern reaches. UPicorrespondentRobertE. Sullivan said the Conununists occupied the vllla1• of Hai Soo ~nd two nearby hamlets 392 miles north of Saigoo. ASouth Vietnamese company ~ear besieged fire support bue P 'Rellly close to the Laotian border also came under attack. s.JIP:· "~bra;;,.hell=11: ; positions In Hal Son and the .hamlets of Ceu Nhl and Ha Lo with aerial rocket fire. By noon a battalion of the government's 1st Infantry Division and a ' battation of militia reported they h@d the area surrounded. The Conununists, eaUmated to number about one battalion, set up heavy machine gu8s in Cau Nhl and k~pt one mllitia unit pinned down for five hours Inside a pag..... ..... , ·officials said . Suit for $5,360.25 resulting from an auto accideni last April 10 has been filed in the Meigs County Common Pleas Court. Filing the suit were Waller E. .and Edna King, both of Albany Route 3, and Edward P. and Frances King, both of Pomeroy Route 4, •against Harland Aleshire, Cleveland. The plaintiffs charge they were riding in a car driven by :alu::r,:g;~:.w~:.~ Aleshire. They charge the defendants with. )legllgence of operation. The amOunt asked Is for medical expenaes lnvolve'U and alleged mlscellaneoua injuries. . I~ the INJle court, two divorceactlon5-bothcbarglng gross neglett of duty and Ill'· treme cruelty - have been . flied. Freda Redman, Syracuse, Is seeking a divorce from Richard Redman and asks restoration of her former name, FeriiiSOII. Doria Jones Is aaking for a divorce from Simon Jooes, Pomeroy !louie 4, and aeeka custody of four mlnll' children. GlennS. Smith, Jr., 16, son of Mr. and Mrs. Glenn s. Smith, Sr., Rt. I, GalllpoUa, ill listed in good oondllion at the Holzer Medical Center wbere he was admitted Tuesday following a motorcycle-lruclt collision Rt. 588, one and siJ. tenths miles west of Gallipolis. Smith, a junior at Ky1er Creek High School and pclll&ibly the starting quarterback on tbe 1978 Kyger Creek football team, . sufleretl a fractured left leg and fractured left arm when hla cycle collided with a truck operated by Richard Slavens, 51, Rl. 3, Lucaavllle. The case Ia still under In· vestlgatloo. Slavens &Uitatned a lacerated - WUIIam ann but wu not hospltallvd A second mishap otWIJ ed on Kyger Rd., one and_. tenths mlles north of Rt. 325 where vehlc:lea driven by Billy Jlur. dette, 3$, Rt. 2, Bidwell, and on Man KiiiM·at I ·' ··- M •' ~' 'i .) i Granted a divorce by the court was William Robert Kennedy, Rutland, from Frida Mae Kennedy, also of Rutlaltd, on ground& 01 gross neBII'C': ot duty and extreme crueltJ. Cualody of one minor child W:aa awarded the platnUH. Bobcat Athlete Injured ,'1' • I A breaking and enterln~ wu a1ao inveatipted at lhe residence of Boyd 'lbrnton op 10icbr Rd. where sameailli $5,360 Lawsuit Filed Foote Mineral Budget minding can be easier! • to • in change. Iohner whlc~ had been acls of malicious delltrucUon of Bfd..U. Eatty '1111 rtporledly several wlndllwl inVestigation revealed a slick rel>laced by Columbus and property, apparently caused made by breaking out a front ware. ·LAII"F-OZAJf.- .· 110.-GOV. J~~~~e~, A.Rbode.• v ,.,.. lllc!TueltiaY.delpltel!1tldaiitofblliillniN•IIanaiGuanltroopa •• protecting the company's main electricaltransfonner. Fortunately . the stick did not explode until il rolled off the transformer onto a coocrete walk at the ball!! of the trans- etruc\ure. . "!!!'" "" ......w ..,......." ,• of dynamite apparently bad Southern Ohio Electric officials indirectly by the strike which window . Items mlaalng included been thrown over a barricade oo June 24. began at the plant on June ~. 15 to 20cartons of cigarettes and . . -...~-.---..---------·- , ' CenalwaaU:.t~'l:ll(lh · l News ... in Brie-fs conaectltlve day, and Egyplilll 1 · J ' lI Communists Grab more .·~· .' TEN CENTS Newest Wrinkle in Bombings diplomatic IOiii'CII salil peace talks with I.srael under U.N. 'IUIPk:ea were expected to begin tn.NewYorkpnt.we*. · Separate ~ CalroiOIII'eelsaldGunnarV. Jarrli!l,theiiJICialU.N.peaee medii., 1rOIIld open ta1ks with l!'.eYPV~ and !sraellt the lm11i'u~ level In New York. Jarrlni Ia mqliCiecl to ~ s:'*'alely with lht U.N. . ~LW .&x, ol all three \ ··1 346 Third Ave.-GaiKpolis, Ohio Dr. R. D. Thomas-Or. W· B. Thomas WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 12, 1970 1 1 5 ~-!fr= :·: ~·14,t;':::A ::. ~l!l~~i:~Al_ ~~~~~ ·!~_:: •t=~~~ ~t·.:=.U; 111...,.~;·~-~·~~=~· ~~ c~~l; '. i!ill.latdilleJVillt,.,~oanna&e~J.\ll.. of the modern on;;:llood/i: dOf{e to the 13,000 villi triiiiJ- dlsll!l'bell/11over the conttnueCI at Black'& Servfee Slalloit In '11 17·18-19-20 and Clerk POMEROY-MIDDLEPORT, OHIO • Office Closecl sr., VOL XXIil, NO. 8~ ~--~--~--------------------------------------------------- 'I . : Cancelled checks will tell you where every penny goes each month. It's the easy way to keep your budget straightened out. 'I Apply for a Checking Account today. ,, e..., Mrs. Morrow' 80, died sunday at Guernsey Memorial H06)1ital following a long illness. Funeral services will be Wedneadlly at 11 a.m. al Scotts Funeral Home al wW be tn In Cambridge. Burtel the Northwood Ceme ry re. ing Account-to straighten out your finances. ·Record your finances. Expa ·! "'*' :X l:..lr:::~..J:r.=· J:.· ~1=~ a,~;·~ rom · 1 ' , . l·: • · ' · , , • "; , •. ill - wlllplub Jo. Refl~ • tQt juryf. . ' ,, buinj)et ~ lli to:~ " '• A.-It !I tbat OCCI!I'i ·VIlli. rQH11c1 It wbeh a jltma 11 ~ lD Ql_..t. )Va~ .tbe ear. " v~ . u.at 11 1\llltllmlj of.''o11 ·11i )'0111!~ !~illllltfroin'bebb!4. AJ hla lilldY' ~Ita driver ~:{.. 1, 'Driver wS$ LUCk:v • .~:,t~ Dunn. Lot i.;, ' ' . •. ,. . Fred Morrow, Syracuse, manager of the Pomeroy branch of Ohio Power (\)., has been called to Cambridge due to the death of his mother' Mr&. the lund to handle expenses Daily~, M~· :~o , ~~tliri ·No TrjatmeP,t·l, ,. ,' · ., 'wA~& ·d, ~RA~~AbT. J:A:~~ ; 1~& •• ' • ••' tMial R Jllal Unda Simp. Daryl Racer, ~I. Rt. 2, Vinton, coillded oo a hillcrest. Burdette wu charged with failing to yield one half ol tbe roadway. Damage was minor and no one was injured. A Meigs County co!Uaioo wa:a at 8:20a.m. on the Willowcreet . '· Rd., four tenths miles from Rt. 124 where vehicles operated by Gary Foley, 211, Syrac:ilse, and Patricia Colllns, 19, Rl. I, Pomeroy, collided on a curve. Mn. Collins sustained lacerations but was not iJD. mediately treated. Foley was cited to Melp County Court for faUure to yield ooe half of the roadway. Historic Treaty S1. 1D'J1,ed --e\ � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 08. August Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. 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