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Pleasant lA the ory champions bad registered McCllnUc Wlldlll~ Area around tor the 21st annual National! p. m., DST. Field Archers Association tour- National champiom from evQfjlit'r, Higher , • • name11t. erywhere in the United ~tales, ' P4WB - IIIINI SKIRTS AcUon got underway at the both me11 and women, are Inhad the opening ot the PariS . winter style shows Ieday looking II!!• the Follle1! Bergere.l ' • Let aiid lot• ol It - skirts from .4 to 12 inches a1>9ve the knee '\ili ',F 'sed photogqphers to scramble at the presentation T. M. .... V. S. Pot. Off. .... ' Archery·Event Commences . Woo l916 Marl 2,6.00 Persons in .\Area lao, I ufi~.u. ing 2 on} II designet Jacques Esterel. Severa! wool coats and w•"' •& short they wer• lh• len~ of ·'bathlng suits. '·• 111!111' ' 'It .e Cong Units Stfl•ke 10 TIIDeS • ·, , , t• •• . <:llrft)ll an\1 ~ ll , ' ,..,.to '"P. .... I:M Robert. dau&'lll"" BW.v Ilk p: m .• ai1 .JuJtQr bkes. E •t Jiuhrt-1 bv A:rt · Sansom. TIIB BORN LOSBB • Molllfl)' Two Injured 1n Auto Collision S:loHr, I'! m.• • t He ·""" .....' Lower ,1 1•, Hu»a hOtpi~ tvclhJ • •• 1194,., Elbabelll ! , I I, Jllha....a/ 11. LOll. Wit {,f' Qf jl t' ' " TIItrt' '~--I 1-'l ' ' I ' I . ' --. -..--· 1 •t'' I .1" . ...... .. "' • "f!- J¥Y,mJ'A • ~1 't'NJic.E- .. .. ,, '' Cf?EAM ClJI.lE: .I 1 ..-. " (&fll ,' . Cit I I 1-' I {.4 I ' I • < ,3 I . ·.:- I !( • ll ( I Jl l l ...i4 j ~ WISH W~'P e~~N I' l I 'I '' ~ 6! ·f •" TIIB PBBN'Y PARM: • II II .. eo~N 11-J F~ANCE: ... THE:Y SAY 1'Hose YOO CAN e:sc.A~cSo-rs ~eAI..I..Y KNOW SAY 1"HAf AGAIN/ FWSH. HOW '10 L-IVE: to ch · . . ·- -. ~ 60Y, IF :X: loiAV' .SOMISTH I NG I I 10 MAKe. A FIS1" WI1"H ::X:'P ' l ! Cri • I ..... chi a!. Jut Wil a~ ., II ' i ·I GIVE: '1'00 A KNOCKL..IS SANPWICH YOO'P NE:VE!~ F0~6ES1"! r-~-:-:-r"T I l J I '·'. -~ · ·w.~1 MO!Ii!NINCS :X: WAS 1"At..KING 'f"O AN ecSYPfiAN SCA~Afl eoPV'Y OF MINE:, A l-IP••• lol Ill! :X:'i..L.. SAY'! we C< ol WAY OF L-IFE' IS SL>CH A P~AG ! csee, JL>S1" 1'HIS ! I ••• 00~ -- . ---~· · ·:._ ·-.~ . f. :±- l;. ' 'I . · -- · .. -· -·· ·· .......... ~ .. .. , . . ·- Y'oo CA 1..1.. IN c:S ME!A . L.IA~?! ' �... 1.; '·' ,'tD '·:. .• ·Je OL'' ' ID 1110 •. ·, T. raff'IC. ACc'dents I . 2--Daal¥ lull~, Pomeroy·Mlddleport, . o.:'...~uJy~, 1981 • PpenHoust~g ;;y;rd;,i ···-·' -~ Rain Dumped ::~~~~~o~. ~~g~~. ·PI S "d\ ._· ;:..~~~~~.~.: · ., \j· ·betb ' ans 31 ' In Northern ib'} ... ~lilule Indefens e -· Oh'10.'sonday-' ~Hlar I WATIS" IW- "Thll . aecllon .'ts I a,,-•1 "':: U.l. :IIi. . . marked for' urban renewal for mtmbtn of a , 0 near·lilonopoly SIUlday New Philadelphia. Roger lour ears but oothlng hu been frelll lile city'• UWt deaths ill OIIJo Athena: Oliver E. Malone, 39, West, I, UhrlchlvUie, kiUed done.y These old houses jljSt sit lilly aeclion ill the WMI<tnd, 18 cllllly RuUand, wa• killed ill a car- when struck by • ear on o c•ly 'bert. Now some ol lhefn ' are l WA~INGTON (IJP))- Rep. iliC Ill I Necro. curtalled much o1 truck accident on U.S. 50, one street heat his hom~. sone." CMrle! GoOdell. R·N.Y., oald Ptlk:e oalol 1M "'-r ay Utdtetl Pna ltlenalloaa1 wotw ~lion ..,. mile w..t of Atbeas. Bucyrus: Van 8· Baker, 71 • Offtciolt contend they are !lie administration'• fa1 tl llea<H'h 'holey, D. T*el'llhOiien 11«,N!1 noHho Toledo: 011')1 Xlel, 11, Tlilt!clo, and hll Wife, Anna, 73 · of Car· doin all poosl~le to clear the Sunday a1s In the early Sllllrday ~ lk 111dtl ern Ohlo.Bulidoy alternoon aiMI ' 17 persons died In a pedestrian, was struCk and ey, killed In 1 two-car :;a~h ~n H~H atea lot re<!IIIIIII'UNion, l;::" .':' 1~~h~•: are "lode- o1 lilt Necro •ev~ !IUllllll'd liP 10 two lnchaccldenl!l across I he killed In Toledo. . U.S. :13 live mil.. ..,u o , ' ll"l that rules of the game soy fenslble." stemmed ~ID I ~ ei Ill rlln lii!Oinl ifill - ln. lilts woellend, includiug a BowUug Grte!t: Mellosa llan- home. . . 1 houaing mull! be founc! for the 8 1 GOOdell said. open 1ft lllllll w:_ cludlug Port .IJII!IIon wlwt 11M 01' le lsladoll Is IIHded. ,lll~ed bJ ., llromon her two YDIIDI ey, 2, Rl. I, llll!'lllilli Oreea, Akron: l!illlborl)' Mc!'kiD; ditplaCOII ,people ljolore ptOper· · I>JII!menl pllmpt '""I IIIIo 10 and anolher teell-18· killed 1'hen lhe . car In which mollthi, Aknn, kdled wheJ! run 1)1. can lie razed. . hous ns le~ed wide Rapubllcon •mllll . lilt 1IIPi el liOn lor llllf Hlialld, Ulril II\ ltsa . In 1 cflllh in norll> abe - rillllll allnunetl IIlio I ovor ~y a ca~ 11hJ ~~.:.: 1 Meanwhile, the Hough district ~p~lf the relevant section raclal dloordor. lied aplul than 1 mtllltll• • ... c; •rn Ohio bridge abutment on a Wood blanket II I I an smoulders. Voleet from the sf th bdl could be amended CbarJII wen... • 'ftlt U.S. WtltNr aunau pre,vOO:.. persons killed in County road thfte milts eut of Coplay. · ' . ': dlstrkl ory out fur, immldllll l ~ ~ lOVed In the House. Wor1111 It Lt dlctl!ll u,. clWlct 011 more lh\lllo a three-car crash near Uma · rolllll In lilt form ol ~lllotl l aood~l ho rtetniiY made INdt ~"r, Ud Pally ' ' ~ WOt,lld ttadually InSaturday m,tu shoved lilt toll centen, milte i'legt6 pollM.nen headUn!s' w~lh charges thot an Sllletto, 11. • ~ crtaH Ill TIIHdiy ·~ lo at leal! 17 persons who died C ......:1 · and better ~:ro:::.. of antitrust suit was dropped ~';"~ Jlt ai~la lf .... nl&hl II I cold front, · h l qatnst the Anheuser llusch Co. fluB J•velllt tlllrl 111!11~ 11 ow•Pina a'IW lilt Great ln uaffi~ IICCilltnts since I h e housing and s· ,..eekend count by United Press NEW yoRK (UP!I -Mont- ·other stage appearaiiCtl tnclucJ. "The Searlih" In 1111 In which Over thl 10111 haul, 8111111 after 11 made a $10,000 wllll IIIPifM. Ldeo re&IOII, lld1'lil Ohio. ilnlemational and the alate gomery cUll, an actor who ed roles ln """ere Shall Be No he [IOI'II'Iyed I lonalt 01 =1111 \IIlli noed m:eH:.: 'contribution to the Presldl!lll'~ More Ilion two lnehea of rain ,Jiillhway l'otrol llegan at 8 p.m. preferred New York and his Night," "The Skill ol Our a Czech hoy nod lo er muil come qu c 1ssurallce of Club, was Interviewed In a ,.. · tell on Pm Clliiton In 1111 than :li'rlday The toll oount ended at boat to the opotlight of Teeth" and "You Touched me."j af1er World War II. lo h.••• any. 8 rch that United Pt'ess lnternattonal .. mlllllt~ lloodlnl 111'1111 ant! ~bl5111ldiY. Hollywood, died saturday as He turned down ,.ftroi film Prl•all! IUiliral III'VICH will eocapmg the k•nd of to "From The People" br!ladcul. - - - - - - .... _ ·'n' -1n1 traffic jams. Llcblnllll No dl'lwnlnp ere ........ted quleUy as he hlld IIYed. contracts before appetrln1 ln i be held litre Tuo!dlp_mornlnl_: ht Watt•. Goodell said his charge in biackad oul lleclrlc and ..,'!' ...... aummer fi sl lor several The 45-year-old bachelor died ~. -~ Meanwlllle, under torced calm connection with the antitrust phone service. . ¥ ~of I hellrl attack at his EIIBl there watt • number of related : action has oot been denied or Tha slorm 11M l~hed ollter ' , ;; .b elolerly umboa woman Si4o townhooiH. devt!Upmtnb In East Side Irefuted beciuse ll was not a ' ~ Oblo cltiu lnellldlDI ' I' , Ji~J':olown ilhl of atairs at The oenolllve, often moody Cleyoland : ·charge but 1 simple statement Admlnloll Cleveland, where flooding waa , , , · .'k and died, to make sur of 1111• allll acteen wu (Continued from Pill• 1l _Pollee uld :116 ponoM hid of an ''Incredible sequmce or Mrs. R. D. Martin, ti* See- reported 1n lho west and aoullt· 1 . · • ' '• accidental deaths found near deatllln hi• bed by ' IU Levtu !100111 J - ud been 8l'rllltod In connection with events." ond Ave.; Carol Anne Mas!- eul oectlonl from abnolt lwa ' K -~ tl ltlol II. his personal aecrelary. A ..... bu•-·. caruoo, • .... • tho rlotlnl. I Goodell said his checll of the ers, som Second Ave.; Jamea lncheol of ra1a YOUIIIItowD "' ~ 11111r illher multiple falal· doctor wa• ..,mmoned but Clijt tra • biB1oon11t fir IH Pltll· _ Twelve penons were JcbecJ. , Justice Department Indicated D. Pauley, Jr., .131 Kine<KI Dr.; cordad one Inch or raln. auto acetdenlover the week· wao pronounced dead upon his lllrlb SympiiHp. Tiley asuled for court oppear'IIICetl to- oone of itt otnclalt acted cui- Bill Wooten, l4S Hecla1!11>o0C! ·- - - - ..... claimed the lives ol an eld· orrival. poet to ile..m• • lrlt Juol COLUMBUS IUPII - A pay· day Including four charged with pably and he oow sed "lllipll· Dr.; Mrs. Robert She•, OaiU· Two AetioDI Filed lrlr Wyandotte county man and [ "I don't hove o bll urge to about dlo IIIDI 1H rh·er tout Co 1 bill f stale emploves poasessloft of fire and stanch cations" that President's Club polis: Franll F. Miller, Patrtol . lis wile in a two-<ar crash on act," he once etplained. "I eada. r•.,;e be b:itted to the 1967 hombs. Olhero were charted fund raison were at laull. Star Rt.: Joyce A. Carpenler, In Meip:1 urt 11.•. :0 near Bucyrus. 'can'l play somothlnl l'rn not Another Plttsburgll musician, WI. su Finance Director with theft and atealiDI and a Rt. 1, Vinton; Mra, J . D. SloUI, The Melp eltrk at I!CIIII'II reo ;: Thl Yictims iocluded. inletetled in." pianUsl Joarm Puqulnal!i, who legl~l~r~ bach oa•d today. juvenile with attempted arson. , Veterllt MeiDOrtal ROopllal Rl. 2 BldwtiiJ Teddl A. WIOien, potlil;j hill eaatl ftltil IIIII ~ Fr!Uy Nlpt Born Oct., 17, 1120 In Omaha, 1doubles on. the blll'plochord, Ric a aid ~s de artrnent was City Qluncil'l ro.War week· AdmlsotGas s.turday Rl. 2, Gallipolis; Jerry R. lllOnlln«. 'l1ley ,.... ~wat'tl :;; Cleveland: Mary Pulaski, 18, Neb., Clift ftrst caught the , has a vafled backlfOUild. She , He.' th sta~ wage struc- ty meelinS was schlduled to- Mildred Bissell, Long Bottom; Barr, Rl. 1 Ga!UpoUs; Wayne Frallldln Rickard, Jr., Letart, 1 : otudymg iuohwood, killed in a !hr... public eye lo the . Broadway Iwrote • . compoaiUOn for e ine the number ni&hl and the rio~ whole not Ruby Nielnsky, Middleport. Jat\118, Cheshlrei the Rev. C. W. Va, va Leo C. Holllnd, 46, 1ar oolliolon in beachwood. mUIICII hit, "Jubilee." HiS commerctal, and also aecom· :lUre to dete':...ed for a par· on the agenda, wao expected to : OISC"hrges 8alhrdn _ Jl!. Dillon, Pl. Pltalalll: Mrt. West Jelftr!ICIII, Olllo lnd Lall / ' Stlllf••Y ~~---- --~ --- ~- - panles a poplllar comedy teom i' ".f ~mplo!:' and whether their he a maJOr topic ol converu• Joan Hewellsoll, Jolul Grace. Harry N. Calloway, Hellderton; Shan Syttem lne., Co!UIIIbul, • ltlellson: Freddie Lee Lanillg, In her horne town . lieu ~r 1 ual to tht work they Adrnlostna llllllda' ~ Mrs. Ja!on Pearson, GIOIUpoUs an octlon for lll<llll)' onl1 in 11M J!, Morray City, killed when hts And althou&h the Wind Sym.l :::~~in: There appeared lo be • po-:v· Albert Wolfe, Racine; Nalllall P'erry; ' MM. Arlin D. Lyon•. amount ol fi5.01J!l and cooll; tpleditlc car cnshed oa • Hoek· phooy has oo musicians over "There' will be Increases," er otrugg!• lor leadershl~ 10 Yollker, Lellrt, W. Va.; ltdllh Itt. 1, Leon, IV. Va.: Coftrld D. and Bdwonl F. Rillkllll Sr., Lf. "• COOllly road. I [30 ll does have • liberal sprink· Kr b h said after a bill "car- Howgh With LeWIS Ro~ms~. Mecoy. Syraeuse; Ma(Cie fltltley, Henderson: <ldce t. tart, w. VI. ¥1 Leo c. llollorid : Collllllltul : Mn. Noro Friend, [ j•ng of teen-agers. The three .a acew wage clanlftcalions" lmilltant Negro doreclor 0 e [BroWll. Pomeroy. , Cnllllp, Rt. I, Pt. Pleasant; Weot Jelfti!ICIII, OhiO, and Lake "· Columbus, killed whon she , youngest are bassoonist Clif· ryong n b the legislature. '"JFK Housel,'' a ~outh center,, Dlocbatlet Salaftlay - . Mrt. Clyde· Dalton, Ill I, RUt- Shbrf Syslelll IDe. C.l~bua, t,n down • fligl\t of basement • 1 ford L. Ollool, Freiicb Horn "fh•:':'cr~ses will he tnclud· emerl)lng as a dommant spokes· MI'S. Jatneo ltall, Lesley ord, lind; ~Wl!ll E. Durham, Rt. 111 action flll' mooey ..,,, ID tht 111a1rs al her home. I player Robert F. Markow and ed . • I James Sellers Mrs. Jantu 1, Harrosonvlltt; Mrs. LOvle B. amount of liML 1 year's budget he man. Sptlngfteld Lowoll Perry, WASIDNGTON <UPI) _ u.s !trombutllst K:en Knowles. A II .~• n~~ the ralm s~ced , The fiery Robinson h wa~ •Riffle and .. ~. Jamea Halt ali, Watson, Rl. 2 Albany; Lela 1.. ----llprlngfield, 20, was killed when officials today were studyifll a are 18. ;;:;.;..:the year. : chee~ed ~.::y ~~ ~~ u;:;• . Ollila C.le, John· Turley. Goodwin, Rl. 1, l'oMen!y; J"': Fol'Ce SetA Up hiS cor hit a ~~ty utllit' poll. er).' \ic telegram, ostensibly The Pomeroy Chamber ol An administration . sponsored lmeetmg le lo air':rievances. Blttha- Mr. and lllrs. LUll> aeph t. lllatllll, Mlddlepott, Airlift for l.eavee !tum North .Vietnamese C.ommerce 18 raitlfll the lunds bill m the last session the! us to think of hea· er thompson, Cheshire, daughThe U.S. Air l'orce bu ft.\ one-car ~cide~t 00 Ohio I08, dent Ho ~hi Mmh, for aome for the appearance ol !be ~p legislature raosed employes pay ; ven," Robinson lhoob!d to the let. • Mtl'l'ld W. My- tabllshed "Operation Combll :.. ~nd 1 half mllu south ol clue to his plono for the cap- but housln1 lor tho IJHISiciiDB an average ~ 10 per cent. •congregation of about !llfl "l be-l ti'i , Mrs. Earl MUfti- Leave" to protide altUft f((ll ll'ller at tured Amerlcan ftlers Haool for the two daya ... nights "At that lime we announced lleve In heaven, wo, but for i ACCIDENT dPORTBD ~ We1W:,. t.ln !tall! !ol. mllilar'y petiOIIIlei Ollle.IYI! ptt. ~lma· ~... P'rancu L. BU· hal lhre~ed to irY as "w@r ,are 1o be _provided. There iB there would ~. a second the black man hen! heaven Ponieroy Pollee nported a ~eetfta, · JRUotl( .'MI'Y 01' to dt!partitttl flit' ot NIIII'DIIII crlmlnalo. oo better lime 1o sbow our and this " It, Krabach • · leads through Hou&h." two • car llccldenl on the upo- Thil Rt 2 Welliton. frOIIl ~utheUl Asia Other miThe telosrom was sent to the huspllaUiy and friendlin ... to The finance ~ireclor said ~e per parkin& lot SllurdiJ al Mramps1111. • \\1~ ilar1 ~I eill ·be aiH!tted WO lDOf Cnlumbl~ Broadcasting System stnugen than to occept . ... raiaeo were aimed at keeplb& . . m. In which Clw1ts illr· ~nwood mld • I' ce tvllllble bull. Tile 011 1 Sunda, 1n response lo two or more of these students mto state pay Ieveii commensurate :.avea, •· Weot C.lumbll, wu ~liu!':· r.~ K~~. ~=: frill eolliliale uftll1 tliii <If' questions. CBs wired the •tina wr homes. ~wtlh pay In other fields. bacl<ina from • f!Vkinl place ' . Mrs Rat111d t. ......_ t iirline atrlb ... ter\JUIS ft O>mmunost leader. one of the , . "In the paot, the sta.. hao Btruck ui rear fender IMI1, • · "'"""'' curren Iquestiunl Wls whether Ho hod 11 1 10 opportwuty f 0 r ld ttention 1o the numand was ~liftOOil; Cm-1 N. IIIJetl- llllllatefl. ' Idecided to plaee the caph• them Ill 1et acquai?ted l:r ;ore~.. on the payroll, 111.,. m'lwpt Oallipolla by a ear driven bJ Hattie Whlll!, !leta, 'RoCk CitiiP; Mra. ~ge~ 1l'trioiuitl desllinl altlifl . •• all'lllen on trial. UB and 0111' C0111Dlllllllyhlll!l will rather : n the oalarios ade- Dam 11.1, 11.1, runnlna l" leal t. Stinley, AIIBialld, ky. Uilltlll R 'd 1 .. in turn g1ve us tbe c ance to · !f the .. he lien Pomeroy • Muon - 0 , av., car •u ••• Blrtlu 1 rW@OIIi 1tn cet •• 1 ' . n response" o oal on y, oo be young with the young and quate to provide for m, on ro ' 23 gg Hinton parked car. Hargravea wao ci~ nNft&t active mlliW')'IllAiiU*" ·city Jloi!H tnveousated two trial m vl~w. He did not learn about their particular in- said. . 20.32, Pt. Pl=•~'::n. Char- ed lo Mayor t.epr•a court for Mn. Robert 0. Hart. Rt. I, I!Oh ID obtlilll detilW ~ ,;,;nor aecilltnts mr ~ ~~· ~~·~•tote !~ hithe u~ egrabmtl' Pbe· teres to and backgrounds. "You eon t SOIYe manuement 01es·57to'nKinallt3w , __._, · Marmet !allure to yield right o1 way. He Racine; douglller, illf p. ~..llot• liobs. end lldlhglq lhl ell)' I ...~. uev.,. "" s '" • pu c ,. ddl peoo · • _, 'I'" 111111 utday · Mn Merr W .,..en __ ..__ _ dentlllllltil2301rtfflclccldftlts nouneementof any kind' oo the If we really Wlat to help problem, simp!' by a II« and Winfield dama are on lllt ·plended not P 1••• was JiCU:, ;it Ill. ·8una.y: - · 1 youth in their search for mean- pie to the payroll," Krabach sills. found 1101 IUII\!1. Hallie Wl!IM, Mr kl 1M.rn~•-Welliton' Mets• GOHnl llolpHal 011 111lied In the nnt 3111 prlaontr lllue. 1 '" iug to liviug, we must obow aaid. "In most oaseo, you can Beet Moyemeoll 1 also charged fOr fall~ to . AdJil)uloDI lalu'daJ • 1!1. StoYer Tbe other quealion asked tho! we are interested in them do a better with fewer em· Oltlo Rl _ Eastern up 14 yield riJht ol wap, 11111 have £4ward Templeltln, . "ot' 1M 1 •---• Aft to Gat.l "under what eondlti008, In :rout and that t .. are worth know- ployes and paytii(J them .• prop- •.•• 1 ·~·Bea,or ''P 15 l:l5 •a hearoug liter. A · · · ... 1 .,,....., OW.e Powall, llltlllllli; IJib. .,..,,... ' ' · lon a< uld lurn to · p 1 · te "•· al 1 their semees" •·~ · m., • • ve., 1<111, 1... a. m. _ _ , ..... "'""....._ ......__, .......n. ;;.11• ••m!lhltip¥1 1!llutl on a ••Pm 'pe e co re illl· eope are m res_. er • ary or . . Cr'sa Jr up 15 UO a. Mr. Hobert E 8ba ill Kliio ... "'~--" - - · rp el llllllle ID lllop wltbin [VIet. Nam?" Ho. reaponded ~Y Why limit our friendship to Krabach 11ld the state had a. ~City ~I St ·Loulo down TWO ACCIDENTS . ·Dr io·2S w. Su!l· IM)'WI, Rutlllll. ;, a!luretl elhr dlflani!e a!U!r llllifll: "Amer~eon government our neillhborhood. We ael wbat sulfered lrom over ·and underm . joseph Jones up Tw Ingle car acclllentA Qj. Dliebrl'l ......, • 0 s led b M#ill Oiilh- j-.' ctwa car !!bllllllln 11 2:11 p.ll\. !ant troops to wage barbarouo we give in any evenl stafflna Ill 10111e departmenll 1j 5.;;, ·;., . Walter · · dlllJht Clara Weldl. . slalilay itt l'rOnt e1 leiO Flt'il war ,against _Vietaameae peoplo The old and the you~ need pluo a hlp lurnover. ly Sh~:r Ro~ Harten~arh :'~:'' er, 5' 211 p. ''111111*1 IAIIIt .., 15, 'ij, 45 a. m.; 110~ M. cauBiug the tmmense sufferma each other, and when tht! link "People stuck aroand !on& Ci io down I&, 2:40 a. m.; toda . Sunda at 1 p.m. a car ' • ........___ ~ Wm, ~ IW IIIII lfilt illobb' dtath and deslnK:IIoo. Let U.S. between aener11ions Is mllde, eoough to cet other jobe ahd P Jordon u 18 5 a Eo· Y b G~ ConnoiiJ Rau-~ ' Mils P~ea l!uaa( I ~Pilla:, lt~. Gi!Mway, w. !lop aggression and withdraw ther~ is no rebeiUon by the that became pr~y e•pen.. ve :~vor lip 1 7 ni.; · wa~ triYelinl llotth• tnu:. tu ~ btwb' John Tlpllr, Anna IM<•, 4111 I ' 11 ' Vi., Ill , . . _ lb 01111 uf lt.. sold1ers from V1el Nom then j youug. I remember people In to the t..payen, he sold. Du ant up 17 2·10 1 Iii . '1'1· Stale Ro te 331 at 1 apei!d of ,;. I. ~. lltlliM him, lloftr faD• peace will return i~edialely." other pl~cea who ba•e taken bol~ down 18, a. ,;,_;·Phil· 11pproxtm':,te1y 38 mileo per :~~~tk.~~~·~u.. u tt~l ' I 0!1 to atop Hll hil car olnlck Bu~ while Ho blftlsell wu m my children, and llllde them H ip Spoth up 11, volt L ttl.: Melt bitdr willll tile liar IWetllil it · fllillll 'I!: \lttllde Hnll. . . I 0 llll<k ellhl t>rtco car. 'nlere non-comftltltal ahout lhe lhrea- welcome whethl!r In Pennsyl- Mayor Legar ean QrleiDI doWil II, I!I& a. IIi.; lho left CGftMIIy llied liHI!Mf f'tPI, · 'y; . .. .. . . . 111111 I .~ ...., lllllltnte dlm"'• to bolh tened trials, the Hanoi iOYern· vanla, New Jersey or New Yotk. oe Saturday Jenka dowil :Ill, I •IS l.lb.j the 't~~~~~. iJiil M fttJlllili* Wlll'll, ~.J· H !lard~· DBVO'tt.li ·to lN'tiJ\I!Iit ot 8 8 ment appeared to. _be at..mp- It is Ume for m~ to do tho ward up :Ill, 1 •· 'ttl.: liica lip from llii .-... Cllllillll thl Rttljllt S. """"'' Uti · Ml:lils . MAlON Am All 1 lh"l .....-red In the lug to find a legalistic ba91s for same. We can add one or two, Several caoes were heard In 22, $·2!1 8 m . Loublana up to hit lb embaliltlnlllll Eul11811, Pii8f! J. Fbrilt. a.- ..._ J011 blo<k of leeond Ave., at the trials and to be buildin1 a and be well rewarded. Mayor Charles Leger's court 23 , !:OG a.' m.,"'AihfiiPita t1o1f11 ~ ftl modetite dllillll J. IJilJI!II"all!r, Jtmi!S A. , T-IL 4IIJ!lt. at p.lll. llllll'Mr JBim caoe •Bainotthe pilot<. SlturdoJ e'Venln1. They includ- 23, 12 , 45 a. m.: NiiiiO!Jal 1111 111 llti car. CQallolly ltd 11011 011, Jlm~~ M.•~~!11, ,,: ·-~ii'B 0 H. Pletttil, II, Itt. ! Oail!pdlis, ed Wlllllm Kidd, 2t, Moore- 23, 4'311 1 m . Jetfersoft dO!rtl lired AI IO·IO I Ill ~ Lllllbl!rt, St., """· ._. " ' •~otMr, "' :.- ......... llaeked out ol a (IBI'klna zone UNIT CALLED head, Ky. no operator's llcenae, 23, 5· a. ;,, ; ·Allah up car 'bJ Oerilll Plt!kelll, lllll'!> u"' 1111 atruck a ear llrln• 1101'111- The P0111ero emergency forfeited 1 $110 bond: and one of Gteenup 5,411 p. m.; J. s. t.e,.. Bltimprtllll!i' Wll liiWIVI!il ill Tlideh 1\aclcet, """· ~ · · ,. ~ ~ eat on Secoild Ate., by L}'llda squad lfas called to the re~- CONTINUED Ffom Poge 1 $D1 for DWI; J1mos McCart~, It doft Greenup l:li5 p, m.; I car ICI!Itllhl Gii IWi Ville!, Mrt. lfAtoid A. IIWI!f '' K. Hr•u- IV, Rt 1 Galli- donee ol Emerson Well, Pleas. WostColumbla, 22,ooopert10rs Jero" llp GrtenUII 11 p. m.i 1tiiUlt lU llill1h of tllf Mkiitle- and lnfllllt 1011. . ...., 111110' 'I "'"'!!!!iolt<i~~~~ po111. ilimop wao miiOI', .. ani Ridge, lrom wlltre he Will North V1et Nam to ths peace licO!IIe, was ftned $15 and coolS; Qyeen City up Greenup 1:46 L pdtl !'tilt Oiiii!O. 'l'ttl1t!U., IIIJAD C/.LUIP ., ~ .,.,, ~~ - w11 iljorell ani ae chart• taken c. llolaer lloapital, over table. James Gam... Zl, Pomeroy • no rn., EsSo TeMdstl down lililllh on Ill lotS, the .., 'lrelll The Mlddii!Jott _.,.., ~~.....;.. .._ II· ""·llllli· tbe weekellll. Preoldentlal Envoy W. "'-;;· llj)tl'ltor'a Ueenae, linea 1&11 lnd Greenup t 1. m.: EIIBba woods llff llllht Hlbt lltla ollhl hl&h- sqiMIII waa ciftel to lht DelllliS ft ~II Harriman said SUndlly, II costs. down Greenup 1:10 1, m.: John W , hll and brollf olf 1 poWilf lolcKlnnop nd'ln'ee Iii 11r1111o llilt, 111 IS very c~~ar that Russll bu ~ Three arresb were reporb!d Lldd Dean dcnm Meldlhi 1:10 lltlilllllill 111 1111 Oolt1111bUt bUrp htuldaJ 11 lit• p. Ill. ~.':;::' Intention helplnl In th•• by Pomeroy pollee _uver the p. m.; Mounllln Stale up lolel- IIIli i!outbll'li Oltkl tllt!lri~ o;, MI!AIIlaey1 a nllldiC81 ~-a · effort, anll aeems to be more weekend Willlom Gati'l!ll, Ptnlle- dobl 8:40 p. m.; Molly K. liP 'l'ht ~~ li lllll llllllet' 1fi. w11 .... It 1i1111P . concerned woth i'eklng'a reac- roy, disturbing th~ peace; Lew· Meldlbii :IO 1. m.; R. H. 1101- mlll'tlott. JiolpiUI. - . : : - .·' ~f.l~~ P.reto fllto...lloul Iter, 29, Uma, dau&hlers T'oreso, I and' Brencla, •• and Alvlnll c. Kimmet, It, Del ·'loo, killed in a three~r co!Hsioo on u.s. »South i!llhl m!leo west of Limo. W1lmington: Dwighl Nelson Crosley, 11, Rt. I, Midland, killed when hurled from a car on a Clintoa county I'Oild east of Balnchtsllt'. C.lumblina: MII'J Francl!ll Decl:or, 31, 111. 1, lfoooverton, killed in an outo collision oo Ohio 114 thfte mUes south of bet monllt•. '' Cohiinblina. .w.- aee:: arou 111 Al or Monl gomery- CJt"ff Di..o Saturday = ' I Jy I ..oa:: i! "'"Fkt OHIO RIVER =.:'lilt pay Raise To Be Given to '67 Legtslature c H0 rypt"IC In Answer * N !lospilal ews I Bill 'o' 59 Chevrolet"' 500. 4 or. I trans. Radio power st-.ring, tires. I''""· 63 Chevrolet Bol AI,., 4 Dr • 6 St1nd1rd trani.' White tirtl. ., ' ... To CBS ())~==~~~~: ~Astt:l~ ~~ Pres~ o~ p-. im!:!i ~.'!fo'u ':f ~~~= Mrs. 63 Ford Gilaxle" 500 4 Dr. 8 cylllllitr: i'uft.. m.tlo tnnL RHio ' aM ......,, .,...., wteerintr Mt white ~·U tire~. V.R~att o.... ,. . . _ ".,,,undir. S speed l r - 2 ,....... ~ ,()robed Here ftj wih I ~:.!omeroy, toea~ an~ jo~ m-• · ' :"':"~ ~:!..:; Ttiu~ I tr.,..ern• '2 Dr. 270 •S•rles, 6 cler, standard end heetft' i , ,' LINE. SCOPES 58 Ford Pickup 1;, Tan. I cylinder, 2 Dr. Hardto,. 6 cyl Automltic tre"Y'fqlon. mllee .. , ·, 1 11· , USED CARLOT WANT MORE · MONEY? O.K. ... We are IIIIBkbtr lumclrods el persoaal IOBDB evtry day. We )java . plenty of m"""7 and we want you q use it to your advanlafe aow 01r later. aa.. THI DAir ea em. Keith Goble Ford p_.,, 1:46 We stiR lifter the S8llle quick seniee at the IUie reasonable rates and ll!nnt IS always. No illcreased t:hoqeo. '!::e' ......::•- Zi~ ::'1 ~wned &.tit If you need a Hille moaey or low-cost fin ...dng ID bay a IIOW or uaed car, applianc:es, or ollt"' lhinp, Plat let us know. Simply phone for our lpdek approwl. Then 10 ahead ...d earry filii •bl\';,, -..r ..,. .~aa.~~~ Ill'""-II your JDODey plana. -= awm6";."'t&: • BERRY'S WORLD ,.:! ?.' I )I . ch . re .... ol ..- - -~ - 1 this to ·JUdie F. W. P6r!er In t.lelp eouot1 Court todar. 1he, wite TWO ARafiiTS ~ O.p W, fulllns, foulld IIJ(1iy Two per!ahl etreSied ·$Undit at !allure to dlo~y a lMii bilnt. · ~ the Metaa . OtluniJ.- Sltltjli'a hil IIlii llablq ' UCWe. lined ~ w~tt. llill J.tJ4dle. $15 1nc1 CGOio with t11e llna llrlrt, l'oruallll., Willi tlli{lellded, bul placed on SO AIIC. t. ( ::!ti lato!lclllon aitd · PI ..tbt da:ri • , . II Nil, iit; '"tr flllt - I i I lflft , ..,M • lltlflt6/h, frtlra1'"' 001 310 402-11 II ,.20ll 100 mo.. s 14 (4), Ill, O'Dell (8) . Cuellar, OWeaa Mjuid dOiiCtl « i1 1'61fleril7 tkr Md' 1 ... 111keJt ula piW bJ• ltw~·~~~~~~~· · _ . . ptob~tlob, lbd Wlllii"' peace and GltY Eili'!be Flle, Youna, Itt. I, Sliade, 110 villd NOW YOU bOW :~a. ~tumbtll oa 1 111rrant li- liM ~untiq and fiihlni u....., n. lttpjlf • .....,. ~=I' by &mtt tar' flhld $15 lllld <!litll, with $to ... t1t1 ..,..._ 1111 11 11011 , oupjlott. ltl~ Will tak~ ildplillltd, iil!o placid on 311 eilllca~ lilt . . _ llr .."'"""""'L•II!OIItllll. ~ Colllllllllll ladal· . lilY• proballoD. .......... ll•e, ~ .. lllid & SAVINGS COMPANY .11\.l:~·~~~i- ~~~~· ~~~~~~~~~~~~i~~~~~~~~i double yellow line, and LarrJ GalHpells Dim - Oreo up • llill, i• Stettner, Cheohn,speeding. pasdng oo 7:MJ trOrthp.nm.: up Allee Meldabl Long Bottom, ·up 1:30 10 p. m. : Maker. to Help Kwthy 11. up 11:35 p. m.: l'eact COLUMBUS -TBB OHIO DRlVEII CitED down 12<15 a. m.1 A. J. Patten Aasociation e/ Motorbike Deal· Middleport Pollee reporll!d up 1: II a. m.; Jelfboat dO!rtl 0111 i• l'>ifll to belp 1 let!isla- on accident over the weekend i •Ml a. m. live committee to come up In wbich Wesley C. Ward, Ill, Xuawlla Rl•er - Allen R. "ith new legislation prtonollnl of Columbus, failed to •top lor MertlU tlowit Londob I t. m.; hilbway safety. 1 atop sip and wae atrucl bp lloltlljl dolill ~ HI Ul.; Sunday, stAte Sen. Edw.,J a car driven by Harry V. Brink- W. H. Slilo~r. Jr., up WiJ1o Garr~&an, R . Akron, eha]imon er, 71, of Middleport. Ward wu field 7:5& p. m.: Lelia lltta~ret~ ~~ · !!~J: af the committee studyinfi hJsh,. clll!d for failure to yiehi rilhl up Winflelll 12!31 • • dl.; •; WIY· saloly, accepted an oll.er ol way. There was lnloor dam- Z. up Winfield 1:55 a. m.: o1 old from the moiorcycle ~~~ to both vehicles, bill oo Jane Lucd tlown WIDflel& dealers. Qarri&an also illviled liiJurln. a. m. the Ollie Honda Deaton Salett ASIIOCatlon Inc. to sead 1110keaTWO CAI£8 IIEAIIP lben 1o a seuion at Clereland two CUet wwe hellll by The eonc:luoion." tioo than brin1m1 =o.r:.r==. _. .,· \I CITY LOAN· .::.'11' -. ......, ft ,..,""t: - - - i' rniootA .• •, ,, ... ' ' ' \· · S' 66 Mustani;' ' ' · .1 J'u~JlerUY; •=it l, 'a. * • 65 OIJdqe Dart , · .' :'!. Mts jl'aaoh· p.!.:; UPI Bnefs 6i X ".~ a~s,_tance tllheuO!flldf!OIIIi~ d.W:' ' !. 2d 1' ,,. lnkes. Autam1tic '''"'· • · opm:/: f-30 ' 63 ' Mercuty Cuoltom 2 Dolor, M,rdto,. ,..., • s+Ht111g • ...... 1 * ver News 1 ~t'r~ ~~~~er ' exle. t.ong whMI base:; · :f i•• ~. 3 .,.~. . .: 64ford F-700 , .,b... JJ'b.n· T M' haps A ' Slmpala V8 4 Door..' Stifto d•rd Trutmlsslon. ;"I .. ~-;;,, 750x 14 670x 15 ' �... 1.; '·' ,'tD '·:. .• ·Je OL'' ' ID 1110 •. ·, T. raff'IC. ACc'dents I . 2--Daal¥ lull~, Pomeroy·Mlddleport, . o.:'...~uJy~, 1981 • PpenHoust~g ;;y;rd;,i ···-·' -~ Rain Dumped ::~~~~~o~. ~~g~~. ·PI S "d\ ._· ;:..~~~~~.~.: · ., \j· ·betb ' ans 31 ' In Northern ib'} ... ~lilule Indefens e -· Oh'10.'sonday-' ~Hlar I WATIS" IW- "Thll . aecllon .'ts I a,,-•1 "':: U.l. :IIi. . . marked for' urban renewal for mtmbtn of a , 0 near·lilonopoly SIUlday New Philadelphia. Roger lour ears but oothlng hu been frelll lile city'• UWt deaths ill OIIJo Athena: Oliver E. Malone, 39, West, I, UhrlchlvUie, kiUed done.y These old houses jljSt sit lilly aeclion ill the WMI<tnd, 18 cllllly RuUand, wa• killed ill a car- when struck by • ear on o c•ly 'bert. Now some ol lhefn ' are l WA~INGTON (IJP))- Rep. iliC Ill I Necro. curtalled much o1 truck accident on U.S. 50, one street heat his hom~. sone." CMrle! GoOdell. R·N.Y., oald Ptlk:e oalol 1M "'-r ay Utdtetl Pna ltlenalloaa1 wotw ~lion ..,. mile w..t of Atbeas. Bucyrus: Van 8· Baker, 71 • Offtciolt contend they are !lie administration'• fa1 tl llea<H'h 'holey, D. T*el'llhOiien 11«,N!1 noHho Toledo: 011')1 Xlel, 11, Tlilt!clo, and hll Wife, Anna, 73 · of Car· doin all poosl~le to clear the Sunday a1s In the early Sllllrday ~ lk 111dtl ern Ohlo.Bulidoy alternoon aiMI ' 17 persons died In a pedestrian, was struCk and ey, killed In 1 two-car :;a~h ~n H~H atea lot re<!IIIIIII'UNion, l;::" .':' 1~~h~•: are "lode- o1 lilt Necro •ev~ !IUllllll'd liP 10 two lnchaccldenl!l across I he killed In Toledo. . U.S. :13 live mil.. ..,u o , ' ll"l that rules of the game soy fenslble." stemmed ~ID I ~ ei Ill rlln lii!Oinl ifill - ln. lilts woellend, includiug a BowUug Grte!t: Mellosa llan- home. . . 1 houaing mull! be founc! for the 8 1 GOOdell said. open 1ft lllllll w:_ cludlug Port .IJII!IIon wlwt 11M 01' le lsladoll Is IIHded. ,lll~ed bJ ., llromon her two YDIIDI ey, 2, Rl. I, llll!'lllilli Oreea, Akron: l!illlborl)' Mc!'kiD; ditplaCOII ,people ljolore ptOper· · I>JII!menl pllmpt '""I IIIIo 10 and anolher teell-18· killed 1'hen lhe . car In which mollthi, Aknn, kdled wheJ! run 1)1. can lie razed. . hous ns le~ed wide Rapubllcon •mllll . lilt 1IIPi el liOn lor llllf Hlialld, Ulril II\ ltsa . In 1 cflllh in norll> abe - rillllll allnunetl IIlio I ovor ~y a ca~ 11hJ ~~.:.: 1 Meanwhile, the Hough district ~p~lf the relevant section raclal dloordor. lied aplul than 1 mtllltll• • ... c; •rn Ohio bridge abutment on a Wood blanket II I I an smoulders. Voleet from the sf th bdl could be amended CbarJII wen... • 'ftlt U.S. WtltNr aunau pre,vOO:.. persons killed in County road thfte milts eut of Coplay. · ' . ': dlstrkl ory out fur, immldllll l ~ ~ lOVed In the House. Wor1111 It Lt dlctl!ll u,. clWlct 011 more lh\lllo a three-car crash near Uma · rolllll In lilt form ol ~lllotl l aood~l ho rtetniiY made INdt ~"r, Ud Pally ' ' ~ WOt,lld ttadually InSaturday m,tu shoved lilt toll centen, milte i'legt6 pollM.nen headUn!s' w~lh charges thot an Sllletto, 11. • ~ crtaH Ill TIIHdiy ·~ lo at leal! 17 persons who died C ......:1 · and better ~:ro:::.. of antitrust suit was dropped ~';"~ Jlt ai~la lf .... nl&hl II I cold front, · h l qatnst the Anheuser llusch Co. fluB J•velllt tlllrl 111!11~ 11 ow•Pina a'IW lilt Great ln uaffi~ IICCilltnts since I h e housing and s· ,..eekend count by United Press NEW yoRK (UP!I -Mont- ·other stage appearaiiCtl tnclucJ. "The Searlih" In 1111 In which Over thl 10111 haul, 8111111 after 11 made a $10,000 wllll IIIPifM. Ldeo re&IOII, lld1'lil Ohio. ilnlemational and the alate gomery cUll, an actor who ed roles ln """ere Shall Be No he [IOI'II'Iyed I lonalt 01 =1111 \IIlli noed m:eH:.: 'contribution to the Presldl!lll'~ More Ilion two lnehea of rain ,Jiillhway l'otrol llegan at 8 p.m. preferred New York and his Night," "The Skill ol Our a Czech hoy nod lo er muil come qu c 1ssurallce of Club, was Interviewed In a ,.. · tell on Pm Clliiton In 1111 than :li'rlday The toll oount ended at boat to the opotlight of Teeth" and "You Touched me."j af1er World War II. lo h.••• any. 8 rch that United Pt'ess lnternattonal .. mlllllt~ lloodlnl 111'1111 ant! ~bl5111ldiY. Hollywood, died saturday as He turned down ,.ftroi film Prl•all! IUiliral III'VICH will eocapmg the k•nd of to "From The People" br!ladcul. - - - - - - .... _ ·'n' -1n1 traffic jams. Llcblnllll No dl'lwnlnp ere ........ted quleUy as he hlld IIYed. contracts before appetrln1 ln i be held litre Tuo!dlp_mornlnl_: ht Watt•. Goodell said his charge in biackad oul lleclrlc and ..,'!' ...... aummer fi sl lor several The 45-year-old bachelor died ~. -~ Meanwlllle, under torced calm connection with the antitrust phone service. . ¥ ~of I hellrl attack at his EIIBl there watt • number of related : action has oot been denied or Tha slorm 11M l~hed ollter ' , ;; .b elolerly umboa woman Si4o townhooiH. devt!Upmtnb In East Side Irefuted beciuse ll was not a ' ~ Oblo cltiu lnellldlDI ' I' , Ji~J':olown ilhl of atairs at The oenolllve, often moody Cleyoland : ·charge but 1 simple statement Admlnloll Cleveland, where flooding waa , , , · .'k and died, to make sur of 1111• allll acteen wu (Continued from Pill• 1l _Pollee uld :116 ponoM hid of an ''Incredible sequmce or Mrs. R. D. Martin, ti* See- reported 1n lho west and aoullt· 1 . · • ' '• accidental deaths found near deatllln hi• bed by ' IU Levtu !100111 J - ud been 8l'rllltod In connection with events." ond Ave.; Carol Anne Mas!- eul oectlonl from abnolt lwa ' K -~ tl ltlol II. his personal aecrelary. A ..... bu•-·. caruoo, • .... • tho rlotlnl. I Goodell said his checll of the ers, som Second Ave.; Jamea lncheol of ra1a YOUIIIItowD "' ~ 11111r illher multiple falal· doctor wa• ..,mmoned but Clijt tra • biB1oon11t fir IH Pltll· _ Twelve penons were JcbecJ. , Justice Department Indicated D. Pauley, Jr., .131 Kine<KI Dr.; cordad one Inch or raln. auto acetdenlover the week· wao pronounced dead upon his lllrlb SympiiHp. Tiley asuled for court oppear'IIICetl to- oone of itt otnclalt acted cui- Bill Wooten, l4S Hecla1!11>o0C! ·- - - - ..... claimed the lives ol an eld· orrival. poet to ile..m• • lrlt Juol COLUMBUS IUPII - A pay· day Including four charged with pably and he oow sed "lllipll· Dr.; Mrs. Robert She•, OaiU· Two AetioDI Filed lrlr Wyandotte county man and [ "I don't hove o bll urge to about dlo IIIDI 1H rh·er tout Co 1 bill f stale emploves poasessloft of fire and stanch cations" that President's Club polis: Franll F. Miller, Patrtol . lis wile in a two-<ar crash on act," he once etplained. "I eada. r•.,;e be b:itted to the 1967 hombs. Olhero were charted fund raison were at laull. Star Rt.: Joyce A. Carpenler, In Meip:1 urt 11.•. :0 near Bucyrus. 'can'l play somothlnl l'rn not Another Plttsburgll musician, WI. su Finance Director with theft and atealiDI and a Rt. 1, Vinton; Mra, J . D. SloUI, The Melp eltrk at I!CIIII'II reo ;: Thl Yictims iocluded. inletetled in." pianUsl Joarm Puqulnal!i, who legl~l~r~ bach oa•d today. juvenile with attempted arson. , Veterllt MeiDOrtal ROopllal Rl. 2 BldwtiiJ Teddl A. WIOien, potlil;j hill eaatl ftltil IIIII ~ Fr!Uy Nlpt Born Oct., 17, 1120 In Omaha, 1doubles on. the blll'plochord, Ric a aid ~s de artrnent was City Qluncil'l ro.War week· AdmlsotGas s.turday Rl. 2, Gallipolis; Jerry R. lllOnlln«. 'l1ley ,.... ~wat'tl :;; Cleveland: Mary Pulaski, 18, Neb., Clift ftrst caught the , has a vafled backlfOUild. She , He.' th sta~ wage struc- ty meelinS was schlduled to- Mildred Bissell, Long Bottom; Barr, Rl. 1 Ga!UpoUs; Wayne Frallldln Rickard, Jr., Letart, 1 : otudymg iuohwood, killed in a !hr... public eye lo the . Broadway Iwrote • . compoaiUOn for e ine the number ni&hl and the rio~ whole not Ruby Nielnsky, Middleport. Jat\118, Cheshlrei the Rev. C. W. Va, va Leo C. Holllnd, 46, 1ar oolliolon in beachwood. mUIICII hit, "Jubilee." HiS commerctal, and also aecom· :lUre to dete':...ed for a par· on the agenda, wao expected to : OISC"hrges 8alhrdn _ Jl!. Dillon, Pl. Pltalalll: Mrt. West Jelftr!ICIII, Olllo lnd Lall / ' Stlllf••Y ~~---- --~ --- ~- - panles a poplllar comedy teom i' ".f ~mplo!:' and whether their he a maJOr topic ol converu• Joan Hewellsoll, Jolul Grace. Harry N. Calloway, Hellderton; Shan Syttem lne., Co!UIIIbul, • ltlellson: Freddie Lee Lanillg, In her horne town . lieu ~r 1 ual to tht work they Adrnlostna llllllda' ~ Mrs. Ja!on Pearson, GIOIUpoUs an octlon for lll<llll)' onl1 in 11M J!, Morray City, killed when hts And althou&h the Wind Sym.l :::~~in: There appeared lo be • po-:v· Albert Wolfe, Racine; Nalllall P'erry; ' MM. Arlin D. Lyon•. amount ol fi5.01J!l and cooll; tpleditlc car cnshed oa • Hoek· phooy has oo musicians over "There' will be Increases," er otrugg!• lor leadershl~ 10 Yollker, Lellrt, W. Va.; ltdllh Itt. 1, Leon, IV. Va.: Coftrld D. and Bdwonl F. Rillkllll Sr., Lf. "• COOllly road. I [30 ll does have • liberal sprink· Kr b h said after a bill "car- Howgh With LeWIS Ro~ms~. Mecoy. Syraeuse; Ma(Cie fltltley, Henderson: <ldce t. tart, w. VI. ¥1 Leo c. llollorid : Collllllltul : Mn. Noro Friend, [ j•ng of teen-agers. The three .a acew wage clanlftcalions" lmilltant Negro doreclor 0 e [BroWll. Pomeroy. , Cnllllp, Rt. I, Pt. Pleasant; Weot Jelfti!ICIII, OhiO, and Lake "· Columbus, killed whon she , youngest are bassoonist Clif· ryong n b the legislature. '"JFK Housel,'' a ~outh center,, Dlocbatlet Salaftlay - . Mrt. Clyde· Dalton, Ill I, RUt- Shbrf Syslelll IDe. C.l~bua, t,n down • fligl\t of basement • 1 ford L. Ollool, Freiicb Horn "fh•:':'cr~ses will he tnclud· emerl)lng as a dommant spokes· MI'S. Jatneo ltall, Lesley ord, lind; ~Wl!ll E. Durham, Rt. 111 action flll' mooey ..,,, ID tht 111a1rs al her home. I player Robert F. Markow and ed . • I James Sellers Mrs. Jantu 1, Harrosonvlltt; Mrs. LOvle B. amount of liML 1 year's budget he man. Sptlngfteld Lowoll Perry, WASIDNGTON <UPI) _ u.s !trombutllst K:en Knowles. A II .~• n~~ the ralm s~ced , The fiery Robinson h wa~ •Riffle and .. ~. Jamea Halt ali, Watson, Rl. 2 Albany; Lela 1.. ----llprlngfield, 20, was killed when officials today were studyifll a are 18. ;;:;.;..:the year. : chee~ed ~.::y ~~ ~~ u;:;• . Ollila C.le, John· Turley. Goodwin, Rl. 1, l'oMen!y; J"': Fol'Ce SetA Up hiS cor hit a ~~ty utllit' poll. er).' \ic telegram, ostensibly The Pomeroy Chamber ol An administration . sponsored lmeetmg le lo air':rievances. Blttha- Mr. and lllrs. LUll> aeph t. lllatllll, Mlddlepott, Airlift for l.eavee !tum North .Vietnamese C.ommerce 18 raitlfll the lunds bill m the last session the! us to think of hea· er thompson, Cheshire, daughThe U.S. Air l'orce bu ft.\ one-car ~cide~t 00 Ohio I08, dent Ho ~hi Mmh, for aome for the appearance ol !be ~p legislature raosed employes pay ; ven," Robinson lhoob!d to the let. • Mtl'l'ld W. My- tabllshed "Operation Combll :.. ~nd 1 half mllu south ol clue to his plono for the cap- but housln1 lor tho IJHISiciiDB an average ~ 10 per cent. •congregation of about !llfl "l be-l ti'i , Mrs. Earl MUfti- Leave" to protide altUft f((ll ll'ller at tured Amerlcan ftlers Haool for the two daya ... nights "At that lime we announced lleve In heaven, wo, but for i ACCIDENT dPORTBD ~ We1W:,. t.ln !tall! !ol. mllilar'y petiOIIIlei Ollle.IYI! ptt. ~lma· ~... P'rancu L. BU· hal lhre~ed to irY as "w@r ,are 1o be _provided. There iB there would ~. a second the black man hen! heaven Ponieroy Pollee nported a ~eetfta, · JRUotl( .'MI'Y 01' to dt!partitttl flit' ot NIIII'DIIII crlmlnalo. oo better lime 1o sbow our and this " It, Krabach • · leads through Hou&h." two • car llccldenl on the upo- Thil Rt 2 Welliton. frOIIl ~utheUl Asia Other miThe telosrom was sent to the huspllaUiy and friendlin ... to The finance ~ireclor said ~e per parkin& lot SllurdiJ al Mramps1111. • \\1~ ilar1 ~I eill ·be aiH!tted WO lDOf Cnlumbl~ Broadcasting System stnugen than to occept . ... raiaeo were aimed at keeplb& . . m. In which Clw1ts illr· ~nwood mld • I' ce tvllllble bull. Tile 011 1 Sunda, 1n response lo two or more of these students mto state pay Ieveii commensurate :.avea, •· Weot C.lumbll, wu ~liu!':· r.~ K~~. ~=: frill eolliliale uftll1 tliii <If' questions. CBs wired the •tina wr homes. ~wtlh pay In other fields. bacl<ina from • f!Vkinl place ' . Mrs Rat111d t. ......_ t iirline atrlb ... ter\JUIS ft O>mmunost leader. one of the , . "In the paot, the sta.. hao Btruck ui rear fender IMI1, • · "'"""'' curren Iquestiunl Wls whether Ho hod 11 1 10 opportwuty f 0 r ld ttention 1o the numand was ~liftOOil; Cm-1 N. IIIJetl- llllllatefl. ' Idecided to plaee the caph• them Ill 1et acquai?ted l:r ;ore~.. on the payroll, 111.,. m'lwpt Oallipolla by a ear driven bJ Hattie Whlll!, !leta, 'RoCk CitiiP; Mra. ~ge~ 1l'trioiuitl desllinl altlifl . •• all'lllen on trial. UB and 0111' C0111Dlllllllyhlll!l will rather : n the oalarios ade- Dam 11.1, 11.1, runnlna l" leal t. Stinley, AIIBialld, ky. Uilltlll R 'd 1 .. in turn g1ve us tbe c ance to · !f the .. he lien Pomeroy • Muon - 0 , av., car •u ••• Blrtlu 1 rW@OIIi 1tn cet •• 1 ' . n response" o oal on y, oo be young with the young and quate to provide for m, on ro ' 23 gg Hinton parked car. Hargravea wao ci~ nNft&t active mlliW')'IllAiiU*" ·city Jloi!H tnveousated two trial m vl~w. He did not learn about their particular in- said. . 20.32, Pt. Pl=•~'::n. Char- ed lo Mayor t.epr•a court for Mn. Robert 0. Hart. Rt. I, I!Oh ID obtlilll detilW ~ ,;,;nor aecilltnts mr ~ ~~· ~~·~•tote !~ hithe u~ egrabmtl' Pbe· teres to and backgrounds. "You eon t SOIYe manuement 01es·57to'nKinallt3w , __._, · Marmet !allure to yield right o1 way. He Racine; douglller, illf p. ~..llot• liobs. end lldlhglq lhl ell)' I ...~. uev.,. "" s '" • pu c ,. ddl peoo · • _, 'I'" 111111 utday · Mn Merr W .,..en __ ..__ _ dentlllllltil2301rtfflclccldftlts nouneementof any kind' oo the If we really Wlat to help problem, simp!' by a II« and Winfield dama are on lllt ·plended not P 1••• was JiCU:, ;it Ill. ·8una.y: - · 1 youth in their search for mean- pie to the payroll," Krabach sills. found 1101 IUII\!1. Hallie Wl!IM, Mr kl 1M.rn~•-Welliton' Mets• GOHnl llolpHal 011 111lied In the nnt 3111 prlaontr lllue. 1 '" iug to liviug, we must obow aaid. "In most oaseo, you can Beet Moyemeoll 1 also charged fOr fall~ to . AdJil)uloDI lalu'daJ • 1!1. StoYer Tbe other quealion asked tho! we are interested in them do a better with fewer em· Oltlo Rl _ Eastern up 14 yield riJht ol wap, 11111 have £4ward Templeltln, . "ot' 1M 1 •---• Aft to Gat.l "under what eondlti008, In :rout and that t .. are worth know- ployes and paytii(J them .• prop- •.•• 1 ·~·Bea,or ''P 15 l:l5 •a hearoug liter. A · · · ... 1 .,,....., OW.e Powall, llltlllllli; IJib. .,..,,... ' ' · lon a< uld lurn to · p 1 · te "•· al 1 their semees" •·~ · m., • • ve., 1<111, 1... a. m. _ _ , ..... "'""....._ ......__, .......n. ;;.11• ••m!lhltip¥1 1!llutl on a ••Pm 'pe e co re illl· eope are m res_. er • ary or . . Cr'sa Jr up 15 UO a. Mr. Hobert E 8ba ill Kliio ... "'~--" - - · rp el llllllle ID lllop wltbin [VIet. Nam?" Ho. reaponded ~Y Why limit our friendship to Krabach 11ld the state had a. ~City ~I St ·Loulo down TWO ACCIDENTS . ·Dr io·2S w. Su!l· IM)'WI, Rutlllll. ;, a!luretl elhr dlflani!e a!U!r llllifll: "Amer~eon government our neillhborhood. We ael wbat sulfered lrom over ·and underm . joseph Jones up Tw Ingle car acclllentA Qj. Dliebrl'l ......, • 0 s led b M#ill Oiilh- j-.' ctwa car !!bllllllln 11 2:11 p.ll\. !ant troops to wage barbarouo we give in any evenl stafflna Ill 10111e departmenll 1j 5.;;, ·;., . Walter · · dlllJht Clara Weldl. . slalilay itt l'rOnt e1 leiO Flt'il war ,against _Vietaameae peoplo The old and the you~ need pluo a hlp lurnover. ly Sh~:r Ro~ Harten~arh :'~:'' er, 5' 211 p. ''111111*1 IAIIIt .., 15, 'ij, 45 a. m.; 110~ M. cauBiug the tmmense sufferma each other, and when tht! link "People stuck aroand !on& Ci io down I&, 2:40 a. m.; toda . Sunda at 1 p.m. a car ' • ........___ ~ Wm, ~ IW IIIII lfilt illobb' dtath and deslnK:IIoo. Let U.S. between aener11ions Is mllde, eoough to cet other jobe ahd P Jordon u 18 5 a Eo· Y b G~ ConnoiiJ Rau-~ ' Mils P~ea l!uaa( I ~Pilla:, lt~. Gi!Mway, w. !lop aggression and withdraw ther~ is no rebeiUon by the that became pr~y e•pen.. ve :~vor lip 1 7 ni.; · wa~ triYelinl llotth• tnu:. tu ~ btwb' John Tlpllr, Anna IM<•, 4111 I ' 11 ' Vi., Ill , . . _ lb 01111 uf lt.. sold1ers from V1el Nom then j youug. I remember people In to the t..payen, he sold. Du ant up 17 2·10 1 Iii . '1'1· Stale Ro te 331 at 1 apei!d of ,;. I. ~. lltlliM him, lloftr faD• peace will return i~edialely." other pl~cea who ba•e taken bol~ down 18, a. ,;,_;·Phil· 11pproxtm':,te1y 38 mileo per :~~~tk.~~~·~u.. u tt~l ' I 0!1 to atop Hll hil car olnlck Bu~ while Ho blftlsell wu m my children, and llllde them H ip Spoth up 11, volt L ttl.: Melt bitdr willll tile liar IWetllil it · fllillll 'I!: \lttllde Hnll. . . I 0 llll<k ellhl t>rtco car. 'nlere non-comftltltal ahout lhe lhrea- welcome whethl!r In Pennsyl- Mayor Legar ean QrleiDI doWil II, I!I& a. IIi.; lho left CGftMIIy llied liHI!Mf f'tPI, · 'y; . .. .. . . . 111111 I .~ ...., lllllltnte dlm"'• to bolh tened trials, the Hanoi iOYern· vanla, New Jersey or New Yotk. oe Saturday Jenka dowil :Ill, I •IS l.lb.j the 't~~~~~. iJiil M fttJlllili* Wlll'll, ~.J· H !lard~· DBVO'tt.li ·to lN'tiJ\I!Iit ot 8 8 ment appeared to. _be at..mp- It is Ume for m~ to do tho ward up :Ill, 1 •· 'ttl.: liica lip from llii .-... Cllllillll thl Rttljllt S. """"'' Uti · Ml:lils . MAlON Am All 1 lh"l .....-red In the lug to find a legalistic ba91s for same. We can add one or two, Several caoes were heard In 22, $·2!1 8 m . Loublana up to hit lb embaliltlnlllll Eul11811, Pii8f! J. Fbrilt. a.- ..._ J011 blo<k of leeond Ave., at the trials and to be buildin1 a and be well rewarded. Mayor Charles Leger's court 23 , !:OG a.' m.,"'AihfiiPita t1o1f11 ~ ftl modetite dllillll J. IJilJI!II"all!r, Jtmi!S A. , T-IL 4IIJ!lt. at p.lll. llllll'Mr JBim caoe •Bainotthe pilot<. SlturdoJ e'Venln1. They includ- 23, 12 , 45 a. m.: NiiiiO!Jal 1111 111 llti car. CQallolly ltd 11011 011, Jlm~~ M.•~~!11, ,,: ·-~ii'B 0 H. Pletttil, II, Itt. ! Oail!pdlis, ed Wlllllm Kidd, 2t, Moore- 23, 4'311 1 m . Jetfersoft dO!rtl lired AI IO·IO I Ill ~ Lllllbl!rt, St., """· ._. " ' •~otMr, "' :.- ......... llaeked out ol a (IBI'klna zone UNIT CALLED head, Ky. no operator's llcenae, 23, 5· a. ;,, ; ·Allah up car 'bJ Oerilll Plt!kelll, lllll'!> u"' 1111 atruck a ear llrln• 1101'111- The P0111ero emergency forfeited 1 $110 bond: and one of Gteenup 5,411 p. m.; J. s. t.e,.. Bltimprtllll!i' Wll liiWIVI!il ill Tlideh 1\aclcet, """· ~ · · ,. ~ ~ eat on Secoild Ate., by L}'llda squad lfas called to the re~- CONTINUED Ffom Poge 1 $D1 for DWI; J1mos McCart~, It doft Greenup l:li5 p, m.; I car ICI!Itllhl Gii IWi Ville!, Mrt. lfAtoid A. IIWI!f '' K. Hr•u- IV, Rt 1 Galli- donee ol Emerson Well, Pleas. WostColumbla, 22,ooopert10rs Jero" llp GrtenUII 11 p. m.i 1tiiUlt lU llill1h of tllf Mkiitle- and lnfllllt 1011. . ...., 111110' 'I "'"'!!!!iolt<i~~~~ po111. ilimop wao miiOI', .. ani Ridge, lrom wlltre he Will North V1et Nam to ths peace licO!IIe, was ftned $15 and coolS; Qyeen City up Greenup 1:46 L pdtl !'tilt Oiiii!O. 'l'ttl1t!U., IIIJAD C/.LUIP ., ~ .,.,, ~~ - w11 iljorell ani ae chart• taken c. llolaer lloapital, over table. James Gam... Zl, Pomeroy • no rn., EsSo TeMdstl down lililllh on Ill lotS, the .., 'lrelll The Mlddii!Jott _.,.., ~~.....;.. .._ II· ""·llllli· tbe weekellll. Preoldentlal Envoy W. "'-;;· llj)tl'ltor'a Ueenae, linea 1&11 lnd Greenup t 1. m.: EIIBba woods llff llllht Hlbt lltla ollhl hl&h- sqiMIII waa ciftel to lht DelllliS ft ~II Harriman said SUndlly, II costs. down Greenup 1:10 1, m.: John W , hll and brollf olf 1 poWilf lolcKlnnop nd'ln'ee Iii 11r1111o llilt, 111 IS very c~~ar that Russll bu ~ Three arresb were reporb!d Lldd Dean dcnm Meldlhi 1:10 lltlilllllill 111 1111 Oolt1111bUt bUrp htuldaJ 11 lit• p. Ill. ~.':;::' Intention helplnl In th•• by Pomeroy pollee _uver the p. m.; Mounllln Stale up lolel- IIIli i!outbll'li Oltkl tllt!lri~ o;, MI!AIIlaey1 a nllldiC81 ~-a · effort, anll aeems to be more weekend Willlom Gati'l!ll, Ptnlle- dobl 8:40 p. m.; Molly K. liP 'l'ht ~~ li lllll llllllet' 1fi. w11 .... It 1i1111P . concerned woth i'eklng'a reac- roy, disturbing th~ peace; Lew· Meldlbii :IO 1. m.; R. H. 1101- mlll'tlott. JiolpiUI. - . : : - .·' ~f.l~~ P.reto fllto...lloul Iter, 29, Uma, dau&hlers T'oreso, I and' Brencla, •• and Alvlnll c. Kimmet, It, Del ·'loo, killed in a three~r co!Hsioo on u.s. »South i!llhl m!leo west of Limo. W1lmington: Dwighl Nelson Crosley, 11, Rt. I, Midland, killed when hurled from a car on a Clintoa county I'Oild east of Balnchtsllt'. C.lumblina: MII'J Francl!ll Decl:or, 31, 111. 1, lfoooverton, killed in an outo collision oo Ohio 114 thfte mUes south of bet monllt•. '' Cohiinblina. .w.- aee:: arou 111 Al or Monl gomery- CJt"ff Di..o Saturday = ' I Jy I ..oa:: i! "'"Fkt OHIO RIVER =.:'lilt pay Raise To Be Given to '67 Legtslature c H0 rypt"IC In Answer * N !lospilal ews I Bill 'o' 59 Chevrolet"' 500. 4 or. I trans. Radio power st-.ring, tires. I''""· 63 Chevrolet Bol AI,., 4 Dr • 6 St1nd1rd trani.' White tirtl. ., ' ... To CBS ())~==~~~~: ~Astt:l~ ~~ Pres~ o~ p-. im!:!i ~.'!fo'u ':f ~~~= Mrs. 63 Ford Gilaxle" 500 4 Dr. 8 cylllllitr: i'uft.. m.tlo tnnL RHio ' aM ......,, .,...., wteerintr Mt white ~·U tire~. V.R~att o.... ,. . . _ ".,,,undir. S speed l r - 2 ,....... ~ ,()robed Here ftj wih I ~:.!omeroy, toea~ an~ jo~ m-• · ' :"':"~ ~:!..:; Ttiu~ I tr.,..ern• '2 Dr. 270 •S•rles, 6 cler, standard end heetft' i , ,' LINE. SCOPES 58 Ford Pickup 1;, Tan. I cylinder, 2 Dr. Hardto,. 6 cyl Automltic tre"Y'fqlon. mllee .. , ·, 1 11· , USED CARLOT WANT MORE · MONEY? O.K. ... We are IIIIBkbtr lumclrods el persoaal IOBDB evtry day. We )java . plenty of m"""7 and we want you q use it to your advanlafe aow 01r later. aa.. THI DAir ea em. Keith Goble Ford p_.,, 1:46 We stiR lifter the S8llle quick seniee at the IUie reasonable rates and ll!nnt IS always. No illcreased t:hoqeo. '!::e' ......::•- Zi~ ::'1 ~wned &.tit If you need a Hille moaey or low-cost fin ...dng ID bay a IIOW or uaed car, applianc:es, or ollt"' lhinp, Plat let us know. Simply phone for our lpdek approwl. Then 10 ahead ...d earry filii •bl\';,, -..r ..,. .~aa.~~~ Ill'""-II your JDODey plana. -= awm6";."'t&: • BERRY'S WORLD ,.:! ?.' I )I . ch . re .... ol ..- - -~ - 1 this to ·JUdie F. W. P6r!er In t.lelp eouot1 Court todar. 1he, wite TWO ARafiiTS ~ O.p W, fulllns, foulld IIJ(1iy Two per!ahl etreSied ·$Undit at !allure to dlo~y a lMii bilnt. · ~ the Metaa . OtluniJ.- Sltltjli'a hil IIlii llablq ' UCWe. lined ~ w~tt. llill J.tJ4dle. $15 1nc1 CGOio with t11e llna llrlrt, l'oruallll., Willi tlli{lellded, bul placed on SO AIIC. t. ( ::!ti lato!lclllon aitd · PI ..tbt da:ri • , . II Nil, iit; '"tr flllt - I i I lflft , ..,M • lltlflt6/h, frtlra1'"' 001 310 402-11 II ,.20ll 100 mo.. s 14 (4), Ill, O'Dell (8) . Cuellar, OWeaa Mjuid dOiiCtl « i1 1'61fleril7 tkr Md' 1 ... 111keJt ula piW bJ• ltw~·~~~~~~~· · _ . . ptob~tlob, lbd Wlllii"' peace and GltY Eili'!be Flle, Youna, Itt. I, Sliade, 110 villd NOW YOU bOW :~a. ~tumbtll oa 1 111rrant li- liM ~untiq and fiihlni u....., n. lttpjlf • .....,. ~=I' by &mtt tar' flhld $15 lllld <!litll, with $to ... t1t1 ..,..._ 1111 11 11011 , oupjlott. ltl~ Will tak~ ildplillltd, iil!o placid on 311 eilllca~ lilt . . _ llr .."'"""""'L•II!OIItllll. ~ Colllllllllll ladal· . lilY• proballoD. .......... ll•e, ~ .. lllid & SAVINGS COMPANY .11\.l:~·~~~i- ~~~~· ~~~~~~~~~~~~i~~~~~~~~i double yellow line, and LarrJ GalHpells Dim - Oreo up • llill, i• Stettner, Cheohn,speeding. pasdng oo 7:MJ trOrthp.nm.: up Allee Meldabl Long Bottom, ·up 1:30 10 p. m. : Maker. to Help Kwthy 11. up 11:35 p. m.: l'eact COLUMBUS -TBB OHIO DRlVEII CitED down 12<15 a. m.1 A. J. Patten Aasociation e/ Motorbike Deal· Middleport Pollee reporll!d up 1: II a. m.; Jelfboat dO!rtl 0111 i• l'>ifll to belp 1 let!isla- on accident over the weekend i •Ml a. m. live committee to come up In wbich Wesley C. Ward, Ill, Xuawlla Rl•er - Allen R. "ith new legislation prtonollnl of Columbus, failed to •top lor MertlU tlowit Londob I t. m.; hilbway safety. 1 atop sip and wae atrucl bp lloltlljl dolill ~ HI Ul.; Sunday, stAte Sen. Edw.,J a car driven by Harry V. Brink- W. H. Slilo~r. Jr., up WiJ1o Garr~&an, R . Akron, eha]imon er, 71, of Middleport. Ward wu field 7:5& p. m.: Lelia lltta~ret~ ~~ · !!~J: af the committee studyinfi hJsh,. clll!d for failure to yiehi rilhl up Winflelll 12!31 • • dl.; •; WIY· saloly, accepted an oll.er ol way. There was lnloor dam- Z. up Winfield 1:55 a. m.: o1 old from the moiorcycle ~~~ to both vehicles, bill oo Jane Lucd tlown WIDflel& dealers. Qarri&an also illviled liiJurln. a. m. the Ollie Honda Deaton Salett ASIIOCatlon Inc. to sead 1110keaTWO CAI£8 IIEAIIP lben 1o a seuion at Clereland two CUet wwe hellll by The eonc:luoion." tioo than brin1m1 =o.r:.r==. _. .,· \I CITY LOAN· .::.'11' -. ......, ft ,..,""t: - - - i' rniootA .• •, ,, ... ' ' ' \· · S' 66 Mustani;' ' ' · .1 J'u~JlerUY; •=it l, 'a. * • 65 OIJdqe Dart , · .' :'!. Mts jl'aaoh· p.!.:; UPI Bnefs 6i X ".~ a~s,_tance tllheuO!flldf!OIIIi~ d.W:' ' !. 2d 1' ,,. lnkes. Autam1tic '''"'· • · opm:/: f-30 ' 63 ' Mercuty Cuoltom 2 Dolor, M,rdto,. ,..., • s+Ht111g • ...... 1 * ver News 1 ~t'r~ ~~~~er ' exle. t.ong whMI base:; · :f i•• ~. 3 .,.~. . .: 64ford F-700 , .,b... JJ'b.n· T M' haps A ' Slmpala V8 4 Door..' Stifto d•rd Trutmlsslon. ;"I .. ~-;;,, 750x 14 670x 15 ' �,- •• ' ( ' ..... ·- .... ___;._... ..... ' ' 'i ' I ' ... ., ·' ,, '., .HElEN HELP US! ' '.. - ' I' ' • ~: . longer an<1 tllen he'D find a way to be free. He says his wl!e •I Holen! goes into hysterics If he CI'OIISes 1- -You said Patience Is virtue her, and she ia very sickly "" !" a bride wan tin& to aet preg· he has to stay for the sake of 118111. How about for a woman the chlklren. ·1!anUnt a bUSbaDd? Tbe few times I've seen her, 4. , o I'm the girl In Apartment ~- she dido 'I look sick, or even on hls "golf days" the hysterical type. Just smut. '· landhavehlshim"bowling night," and 1 Am I as stupid as. right now, when his wife goes borne to I think I am? -ALWAYS A mother. For two years now he GIRL FRIEND, NEVER A ' bas said lt will be just a little BRIDE eJIIMBIJSE PATH UNT A WEDDING DIIE8S?. · \ ·;~ NOWIIEIIE Dear Helen, fiNr I TEEDd The bridegroom and his ushen, etc., hardly ever own their own "monkey sulls." Why then can't the bride and her attendants rent aweddinl·dress • and br!Jiesmaldll sowns? We bave been shopping for wedding dresses with our two daughters who plan to be marNow tlie cirded loll,,.. ried In September. You hardly "'l V to form the 1urprlse aftiWtr, u even start lor under $150, ( .A 1\. ouueoted by the above cart"!'n· whereas the men get off for Dear AGFNAB: around SIO each - and lltat's You certainly are. This prim- bad enough oonaiderlng they ) at Home • · rose path Is strictly "dead end'' all have dark sllits they could IIGil . I " idtiWt~viiOGILU-a.... ,_ .. And Patience Is nOt al- wear if ''etiquette" didn't de-. SatuN.,'• l J..W.I"' DOUGH OUDI· - A l l .\MIIU: IF'rwe )'eN ~ fld Oil "-:'~ .:t" ways virtue - not when you mand a tux. &MLNuo-IIMOlTGAGI ----·------•--•-·---· have too much or one, too little I asked one of the clerks how lt.Merlctft ·scii4HI1 Otpl. PM n ~•d d 11. Long St. of the other. -H. to care for the weu ing ress -=========~:::-::;-;;: FICE , Dear Helen: afterwards and she said sever- 1 • . COLI MSUS 11. Ql ' · }" · tI phrey Of D8Weti, W• va., AI· I Are you crazv or something, I al c\earners specu;~, tze m pu • . bert Hill, Jr., Curtis D. John: tellir.g a wife· her husband , ling them up in "(_;askets" ' sori. Alleyne Rees, Jane Ann ... . . ..... .. .... . I should clear it with her before honest, that's the word they and Doug, Ruth Wolfe, Sandra -~-----' he takes ofl, on ,the Invitation ! use - with special cleanritg, · ;lli';~tV Bailey, Doris L. Hensler. Mr. of his buddies'! folding, yellow-prof! paper ar.d and M!'l. Clifford Morris, Rob..B.. Tbe husband is the man of done up so they can be dis· ert Smith, Mike Smith, Sybil lht the house and should come and played forever without taking Thursday evening, July 7, I Miles, Mattie Yost and Mattie RO as he pleases. Naturally, a them out of the c~ket Cost: members of four Methodist 1Circle. wife should clP.ar things with around $25.00. Ytkes For Churches. Racine, Portland Several rrom Racine attend· ; her husband before she makeo wha_t? Total; ~175 for. dress Sutton and Oak Grove, held a ed the funeral or Mrs. Helen 1 plans, but I certainly would you II ne~er weru: agam. . picnic at the Oak Grove church Strickland at Pomeroy. 1 call a man henpecked il tw Just thmk, rentnJg a weddmg and Grange Hall In honor of . Mrs. AI Crow visited Mrs. 1 calls his wile first before go- I dress, a glfl would save tho tile new minister and new Dis- I Fred Colburn, who Is a hospit- . ing out for an evl!ning with the dow~ payment on a houseEul of triet Superintendant. Among ' 111 patient in Columbus. She ; boys, or something. For a real I furmture. - FOR IT those present were Rev. and : was accompanied by Mrs. be-man. that's the only way to Mrs. John W. Kimbler and lam· Colburn's mother of Shade. travel - CALL ME SIR Dear For: . , ily of five, Rev. and Mrs. Cal· Mr. and Mrs. Leon Pinion Dear S: Others are for ''·.too. That s Yin Rodehefler, Sue, Steve, and family of Dayton spent a Not with this real Bhe- why most lar~e cataes have and Dave. Mr. and Mrs. Har- : weekend with Rev. and Mn. 1 ' woman. it isn't-H. r~tals lor bnde> as well as old G. RoUBh, Mr. and Mrs. E. IPaul Sellers and family. '!bey . bridegrooms. The Tuxedo Ron!· A. Wtugett and John, Mr. and · were accompanied home by, Dear Helen : a~ Service I~ your town ~an Mrs. Ben Spencer, Edith his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Hents They have Medicare already; dtrect you to 1ts female equtva- Hayman, Margaret Houdashell, i Pinion who had spent a week i next we'll get Oenticare. That's lent. Start telephomng.- H. Ann Coe, Helen Younce, Mr. l with the Sellers'. iiiiiiiiiiiiiii;ii..,_ _ _..........,, and Mrs. Cntl Bradford, Rev. Mrs. 1Thorn Cottrill of Lofian Dear Helen: and Mrs. Lester Roush, Mrs. I1 was a dinner soest of ber aunt. PRICES START AT Whal do you think of grown Ray RiedunUier of Sarasota, Mrs. Ethel Wheeler and guest children wbo give you 15 yards Fla., Josephine Peale of Brew- fol Mr. and Mrs. Omar Bays In of top soil for Father's Day? ster, N. Y.. Mr. and Mrs. Ho- t the afternoon. ' 1 - POP 11bart Bryson, Mr. and Mrs. : Mr. and Mrs. Soloo Butcher DRY Owen Walson, Mr. and Mrs. · of Cleveland were guests of CLEANING Dear Pop: Ralph McKenzie, Mr. and Mr. and Mrs. Edward Simpson ' Service On Request Unless they spread the top Mrs. Robert Hill. Phil, Pat and and attended the OES plcnle I soil and plant It, they're about Jay, Mr. and Mrs. Ralpb Lee, Iat the home of Mr. and Mrs. as thoughtful as tbe kids who Frances Roberts, Philips Rob- IThereon Joboson. . 992·2635 Mlcldltporl give their Mother a ham for erts, Mr. and Mrs. Albert Hill, Open Friday and CLEANERS POMI!ROY HER day, and all drop in lor Helen M. King, Judy King, Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Momo Saturday Nights dinner. -H. 1 Paula Kln!l, Mrs. W. s. Hum- ·and _granddaughters, Carla and ~=,..,...,..;,,.,.,;;.,._...,.!.J.,.,.,,.,.,,.,.,,.,.,,.,.,,,.,.,..,...!!!!!.:..:::=:._.::. ~~=-~="-'-Came Moms and Mr. and Mrs. Francis Morris attended a reunion of the Morris family . recently at the vacation cabin at Lake Hope of Mr. and Mrs. Delbert Morris, Cleveland. Mr. and Mrs. Max Wolfe of Sandusky spent several days with his brother-In-law and sls· ter, Mr. and Mrs. Chester Simp- I0 I rRoHI 1I I 0 I~AGE ! I J arr~r~~e l.w·-·ao•IA( I I I I I I I J - Hif!h School . . . . .:. = l _Racm'e NoteS . eat Heat --------1 NOrge I' 1 I 1 ! Air-ConditionerS , $(}9·95 Ingels 2 HOUR I 1 \-tE'RE L .. TO 1 l I I THE DAilY SENTINEL DAILY NEWSPAPER CIRCULATION COMPARISON IN MEIGS COUNn ~I ..' I f • ll THE DAILY SENTINEL - - - - 4,275 ATHENS MESSENGER - - - - 2.057 COLUMBUS DISPATCH - - - - 1,031 COLUMBUS CITIZEN.JOURNAL - - 615 . ~ J~ has a s~ret ingredient! phenomenal GROWTH CIRCULATION YEAR September 1952 - - - - 2203 September 1953 - - - - 2502 September 1954 - - - - 2653 ... ·0 ,1 ~ \ ... cfi l Your Business Needs People re September 1956 ....,.---~ 3050 September 1957 - - - - - 3 6 3 0 September 195B - - - - 3967 September 1959 --"----- 4142 ol Cr~ • I1 chi el. September 1 9 5 5 - - - - - 2710 I 1110 . ,. Our Business IS· People September 1960 4429 September 1961 4510 September 1962 _ _ __,_ 4757 September 1963 4955 September 1964 - - - - SOOB .I q WE Can Do Business t! 1; .' ' September 1965 4954 '· March 30, 1966 • 6 mo. Avg.- 5166 Adv. for Mllll. July 25 Tho 4(manac By Ualted Prell Jntemat1oul Today is Monday, July 25, lite 200th day of 1966 with 159 to follow . The moon I• between ttl first quarter and fuU phase. The mornirig stars are Mars, I Venus and Saturn. There are no t-venlng stan. American painter and scull"· tor Thomas Eakins was ·born on this day in 11144• On litis day Ia hllrory: · In 1866, Ulyoet Grant became the first olfleer to be liVen the rant of general of the Untied States _Army. In IlKS, Klnl Victor EJiliiiBDo uel dismissed Benito Mullollnl u head of · the lillian aovernmenL In 1156, ,two · liners, lite •• Aftdrea <·'Dorian lnd the, •Stoekholnl." . collided - · ' Nantucket, Mass. Fifty perJODI .I . ·.· ' ' ~.- - ~---- 1 GASULII<ff! ALLEY SAY. FRtAKV... H0t1J CX!Me TiiEY CA(L \1lU FREAKY ? -,, ··--tl - .. - -..... IUH~T'D 'rtXi SAY? ~ l ns It won't ta•e lonq once he qet~ to u-s! of 3 I . Mr. and Mrs. Newland and two daughters of Baltimore, Md., were overnight guests recently of Mrs. Lottie Sheffield. Mr. and Mrs. Paul Wolle and ' aon of Clnclllnatl spent · tile weekend with h1l lather, ik Dudley Wolfe 8!ld h1l aunt, Mrs. Present Cross. Mr. and Mrs. Lee Jackaon ol Chillicothe spent the weekeml' with her mother, Mrs. SybH Miles. Mrs. JackSOn remlnaed for a week's visit. Mr. and Mrs. Ivan Powell, Jr. and children of Panama City, Fla., arrived Sunday evening for a visit wlllt their parents, Mr . .and Mrs. Ivan Powell Sr. and Mr. and Mrs. Frank Clel'and. Mrs. FranOO!I Savafie ol Eut Liverpool Is visiting Mr. and Mrs. Guy Neigler. Mrs. Katltryn Gunther of ctnoinnati spent a few days with her mother, Mrs. Laura Bell, who accompanied her home for a visit. Mrs. Mar1arel Houduhelt was a Sunday guest of Mr. and Mrs. Bert Hellman of Wolfpen. Mr. and Mrs. Sam Marrs of Vinton spent Sunday with Mrs. Maud Young. died. -- . . _. __. __ ' to win Just match any set 21;1• -...nex .COLOR .IV . . _.,. _. - ......_- ,_ ------ --.. . . . --... ·- -·----- --pP---,.4 --··-·- ---------- I ~eh 3 OF·A·KIND ticket hu ua ollicW eweep•takee eutry bll!lk. Uee it ami you may be one of . the Grand Prize WillDen! , ~.~1"$·~· \-r LITTLE 0Rf'H.41N ANNIE ·' son. NET PAID CIRCULATION 5,166 u I ~ -- _____ FIRST OF "ALL" COMBINED MORNING and EVENING PAPERS I . Ill HOWII! SCHNI!iiDER c ·-·- Easy in Meigs County ST. j ' to play I ; Robl•nson's FURNITURE 'Simple lr HAROLD GRAY AaP BRAID FOODS If your S OF·A·KIND ticket ebowa "you wiD" ua Aa.P produlll you D187' tum it in and pt the item iadi. FREEl · V1<tlfOW, SANOV, I'M ~ID HE''tl' ~~~HT! WHI<T A FUTIJRE f ONLY ONE HAD ANV ID E'~ WHE~ 114~ IBL~MO rs ~'i ''CA~" AND Tl·f m oo• ·~A~ OH, WELL; NO USE TO ~~=L~E£ SICK, \ I ..- I .... (· --- •No..!!!!!!'J!- .:~u••re .tter • ; : nc tn • ·~..=: U.~~a~~~~~o DOl ) " [;) •••• ~ • •• • I ) •lllonofCI- J NO PUICHASI ' ' NICISSAIY TO MITICIPATEI Gil' ONI FlEE TICXIT ON lAtH STOlE ., YISrl'l -.. .. ~ ' ' !; ( I I PAL, \W8etN?• DO 'ttllliHINk'I PRINT TOO lll6, UNI/S? �,- •• ' ( ' ..... ·- .... ___;._... ..... ' ' 'i ' I ' ... ., ·' ,, '., .HElEN HELP US! ' '.. - ' I' ' • ~: . longer an<1 tllen he'D find a way to be free. He says his wl!e •I Holen! goes into hysterics If he CI'OIISes 1- -You said Patience Is virtue her, and she ia very sickly "" !" a bride wan tin& to aet preg· he has to stay for the sake of 118111. How about for a woman the chlklren. ·1!anUnt a bUSbaDd? Tbe few times I've seen her, 4. , o I'm the girl In Apartment ~- she dido 'I look sick, or even on hls "golf days" the hysterical type. Just smut. '· landhavehlshim"bowling night," and 1 Am I as stupid as. right now, when his wife goes borne to I think I am? -ALWAYS A mother. For two years now he GIRL FRIEND, NEVER A ' bas said lt will be just a little BRIDE eJIIMBIJSE PATH UNT A WEDDING DIIE8S?. · \ ·;~ NOWIIEIIE Dear Helen, fiNr I TEEDd The bridegroom and his ushen, etc., hardly ever own their own "monkey sulls." Why then can't the bride and her attendants rent aweddinl·dress • and br!Jiesmaldll sowns? We bave been shopping for wedding dresses with our two daughters who plan to be marNow tlie cirded loll,,.. ried In September. You hardly "'l V to form the 1urprlse aftiWtr, u even start lor under $150, ( .A 1\. ouueoted by the above cart"!'n· whereas the men get off for Dear AGFNAB: around SIO each - and lltat's You certainly are. This prim- bad enough oonaiderlng they ) at Home • · rose path Is strictly "dead end'' all have dark sllits they could IIGil . I " idtiWt~viiOGILU-a.... ,_ .. And Patience Is nOt al- wear if ''etiquette" didn't de-. SatuN.,'• l J..W.I"' DOUGH OUDI· - A l l .\MIIU: IF'rwe )'eN ~ fld Oil "-:'~ .:t" ways virtue - not when you mand a tux. &MLNuo-IIMOlTGAGI ----·------•--•-·---· have too much or one, too little I asked one of the clerks how lt.Merlctft ·scii4HI1 Otpl. PM n ~•d d 11. Long St. of the other. -H. to care for the weu ing ress -=========~:::-::;-;;: FICE , Dear Helen: afterwards and she said sever- 1 • . COLI MSUS 11. Ql ' · }" · tI phrey Of D8Weti, W• va., AI· I Are you crazv or something, I al c\earners specu;~, tze m pu • . bert Hill, Jr., Curtis D. John: tellir.g a wife· her husband , ling them up in "(_;askets" ' sori. Alleyne Rees, Jane Ann ... . . ..... .. .... . I should clear it with her before honest, that's the word they and Doug, Ruth Wolfe, Sandra -~-----' he takes ofl, on ,the Invitation ! use - with special cleanritg, · ;lli';~tV Bailey, Doris L. Hensler. Mr. of his buddies'! folding, yellow-prof! paper ar.d and M!'l. Clifford Morris, Rob..B.. Tbe husband is the man of done up so they can be dis· ert Smith, Mike Smith, Sybil lht the house and should come and played forever without taking Thursday evening, July 7, I Miles, Mattie Yost and Mattie RO as he pleases. Naturally, a them out of the c~ket Cost: members of four Methodist 1Circle. wife should clP.ar things with around $25.00. Ytkes For Churches. Racine, Portland Several rrom Racine attend· ; her husband before she makeo wha_t? Total; ~175 for. dress Sutton and Oak Grove, held a ed the funeral or Mrs. Helen 1 plans, but I certainly would you II ne~er weru: agam. . picnic at the Oak Grove church Strickland at Pomeroy. 1 call a man henpecked il tw Just thmk, rentnJg a weddmg and Grange Hall In honor of . Mrs. AI Crow visited Mrs. 1 calls his wile first before go- I dress, a glfl would save tho tile new minister and new Dis- I Fred Colburn, who Is a hospit- . ing out for an evl!ning with the dow~ payment on a houseEul of triet Superintendant. Among ' 111 patient in Columbus. She ; boys, or something. For a real I furmture. - FOR IT those present were Rev. and : was accompanied by Mrs. be-man. that's the only way to Mrs. John W. Kimbler and lam· Colburn's mother of Shade. travel - CALL ME SIR Dear For: . , ily of five, Rev. and Mrs. Cal· Mr. and Mrs. Leon Pinion Dear S: Others are for ''·.too. That s Yin Rodehefler, Sue, Steve, and family of Dayton spent a Not with this real Bhe- why most lar~e cataes have and Dave. Mr. and Mrs. Har- : weekend with Rev. and Mn. 1 ' woman. it isn't-H. r~tals lor bnde> as well as old G. RoUBh, Mr. and Mrs. E. IPaul Sellers and family. '!bey . bridegrooms. The Tuxedo Ron!· A. Wtugett and John, Mr. and · were accompanied home by, Dear Helen : a~ Service I~ your town ~an Mrs. Ben Spencer, Edith his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Hents They have Medicare already; dtrect you to 1ts female equtva- Hayman, Margaret Houdashell, i Pinion who had spent a week i next we'll get Oenticare. That's lent. Start telephomng.- H. Ann Coe, Helen Younce, Mr. l with the Sellers'. iiiiiiiiiiiiiii;ii..,_ _ _..........,, and Mrs. Cntl Bradford, Rev. Mrs. 1Thorn Cottrill of Lofian Dear Helen: and Mrs. Lester Roush, Mrs. I1 was a dinner soest of ber aunt. PRICES START AT Whal do you think of grown Ray RiedunUier of Sarasota, Mrs. Ethel Wheeler and guest children wbo give you 15 yards Fla., Josephine Peale of Brew- fol Mr. and Mrs. Omar Bays In of top soil for Father's Day? ster, N. Y.. Mr. and Mrs. Ho- t the afternoon. ' 1 - POP 11bart Bryson, Mr. and Mrs. : Mr. and Mrs. Soloo Butcher DRY Owen Walson, Mr. and Mrs. · of Cleveland were guests of CLEANING Dear Pop: Ralph McKenzie, Mr. and Mr. and Mrs. Edward Simpson ' Service On Request Unless they spread the top Mrs. Robert Hill. Phil, Pat and and attended the OES plcnle I soil and plant It, they're about Jay, Mr. and Mrs. Ralpb Lee, Iat the home of Mr. and Mrs. as thoughtful as tbe kids who Frances Roberts, Philips Rob- IThereon Joboson. . 992·2635 Mlcldltporl give their Mother a ham for erts, Mr. and Mrs. Albert Hill, Open Friday and CLEANERS POMI!ROY HER day, and all drop in lor Helen M. King, Judy King, Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Momo Saturday Nights dinner. -H. 1 Paula Kln!l, Mrs. W. s. Hum- ·and _granddaughters, Carla and ~=,..,...,..;,,.,.,;;.,._...,.!.J.,.,.,,.,.,,.,.,,.,.,,.,.,,,.,.,..,...!!!!!.:..:::=:._.::. ~~=-~="-'-Came Moms and Mr. and Mrs. Francis Morris attended a reunion of the Morris family . recently at the vacation cabin at Lake Hope of Mr. and Mrs. Delbert Morris, Cleveland. Mr. and Mrs. Max Wolfe of Sandusky spent several days with his brother-In-law and sls· ter, Mr. and Mrs. Chester Simp- I0 I rRoHI 1I I 0 I~AGE ! I J arr~r~~e l.w·-·ao•IA( I I I I I I I J - Hif!h School . . . . .:. = l _Racm'e NoteS . eat Heat --------1 NOrge I' 1 I 1 ! Air-ConditionerS , $(}9·95 Ingels 2 HOUR I 1 \-tE'RE L .. TO 1 l I I THE DAilY SENTINEL DAILY NEWSPAPER CIRCULATION COMPARISON IN MEIGS COUNn ~I ..' I f • ll THE DAILY SENTINEL - - - - 4,275 ATHENS MESSENGER - - - - 2.057 COLUMBUS DISPATCH - - - - 1,031 COLUMBUS CITIZEN.JOURNAL - - 615 . ~ J~ has a s~ret ingredient! phenomenal GROWTH CIRCULATION YEAR September 1952 - - - - 2203 September 1953 - - - - 2502 September 1954 - - - - 2653 ... ·0 ,1 ~ \ ... cfi l Your Business Needs People re September 1956 ....,.---~ 3050 September 1957 - - - - - 3 6 3 0 September 195B - - - - 3967 September 1959 --"----- 4142 ol Cr~ • I1 chi el. September 1 9 5 5 - - - - - 2710 I 1110 . ,. Our Business IS· People September 1960 4429 September 1961 4510 September 1962 _ _ __,_ 4757 September 1963 4955 September 1964 - - - - SOOB .I q WE Can Do Business t! 1; .' ' September 1965 4954 '· March 30, 1966 • 6 mo. Avg.- 5166 Adv. for Mllll. July 25 Tho 4(manac By Ualted Prell Jntemat1oul Today is Monday, July 25, lite 200th day of 1966 with 159 to follow . The moon I• between ttl first quarter and fuU phase. The mornirig stars are Mars, I Venus and Saturn. There are no t-venlng stan. American painter and scull"· tor Thomas Eakins was ·born on this day in 11144• On litis day Ia hllrory: · In 1866, Ulyoet Grant became the first olfleer to be liVen the rant of general of the Untied States _Army. In IlKS, Klnl Victor EJiliiiBDo uel dismissed Benito Mullollnl u head of · the lillian aovernmenL In 1156, ,two · liners, lite •• Aftdrea <·'Dorian lnd the, •Stoekholnl." . collided - · ' Nantucket, Mass. Fifty perJODI .I . ·.· ' ' ~.- - ~---- 1 GASULII<ff! ALLEY SAY. FRtAKV... H0t1J CX!Me TiiEY CA(L \1lU FREAKY ? -,, ··--tl - .. - -..... IUH~T'D 'rtXi SAY? ~ l ns It won't ta•e lonq once he qet~ to u-s! of 3 I . Mr. and Mrs. Newland and two daughters of Baltimore, Md., were overnight guests recently of Mrs. Lottie Sheffield. Mr. and Mrs. Paul Wolle and ' aon of Clnclllnatl spent · tile weekend with h1l lather, ik Dudley Wolfe 8!ld h1l aunt, Mrs. Present Cross. Mr. and Mrs. Lee Jackaon ol Chillicothe spent the weekeml' with her mother, Mrs. SybH Miles. Mrs. JackSOn remlnaed for a week's visit. Mr. and Mrs. Ivan Powell, Jr. and children of Panama City, Fla., arrived Sunday evening for a visit wlllt their parents, Mr . .and Mrs. Ivan Powell Sr. and Mr. and Mrs. Frank Clel'and. Mrs. FranOO!I Savafie ol Eut Liverpool Is visiting Mr. and Mrs. Guy Neigler. Mrs. Katltryn Gunther of ctnoinnati spent a few days with her mother, Mrs. Laura Bell, who accompanied her home for a visit. Mrs. Mar1arel Houduhelt was a Sunday guest of Mr. and Mrs. Bert Hellman of Wolfpen. Mr. and Mrs. Sam Marrs of Vinton spent Sunday with Mrs. Maud Young. died. -- . . _. __. __ ' to win Just match any set 21;1• -...nex .COLOR .IV . . _.,. _. - ......_- ,_ ------ --.. . . . --... ·- -·----- --pP---,.4 --··-·- ---------- I ~eh 3 OF·A·KIND ticket hu ua ollicW eweep•takee eutry bll!lk. Uee it ami you may be one of . the Grand Prize WillDen! , ~.~1"$·~· \-r LITTLE 0Rf'H.41N ANNIE ·' son. NET PAID CIRCULATION 5,166 u I ~ -- _____ FIRST OF "ALL" COMBINED MORNING and EVENING PAPERS I . Ill HOWII! SCHNI!iiDER c ·-·- Easy in Meigs County ST. j ' to play I ; Robl•nson's FURNITURE 'Simple lr HAROLD GRAY AaP BRAID FOODS If your S OF·A·KIND ticket ebowa "you wiD" ua Aa.P produlll you D187' tum it in and pt the item iadi. FREEl · V1<tlfOW, SANOV, I'M ~ID HE''tl' ~~~HT! WHI<T A FUTIJRE f ONLY ONE HAD ANV ID E'~ WHE~ 114~ IBL~MO rs ~'i ''CA~" AND Tl·f m oo• ·~A~ OH, WELL; NO USE TO ~~=L~E£ SICK, \ I ..- I .... (· --- •No..!!!!!!'J!- .:~u••re .tter • ; : nc tn • ·~..=: U.~~a~~~~~o DOl ) " [;) •••• ~ • •• • I ) •lllonofCI- J NO PUICHASI ' ' NICISSAIY TO MITICIPATEI Gil' ONI FlEE TICXIT ON lAtH STOlE ., YISrl'l -.. .. ~ ' ' !; ( I I PAL, \W8etN?• DO 'ttllliHINk'I PRINT TOO lll6, UNI/S? �1 ' 'r ., ·t r' t .' " ,. -~· .• I ··~· '' ,l ....' ~ ' I ', • ' ,, ',. ~ i ,' -~ ' ! I, State Patrol Examinations Cpming,Aug. II in Athens ant ·Ad .Way I . tJiCNS · GP Ollltr1'T fowor $795 $1095 Gne local owner. motor overhauled. Good tlrea. elepn iDtedor. 1963 CH-EVROLET lmpolo Hardtop Coupe- $1695 While llniab. SpoU051 clean red Interior. 327 eJIIIne, aulomatlc, power steerin& and brakea. Rlldlo and beolter. Pon:eroy MOtor Co~ OPEN EVES. 9:00 P.M. ' pjj()NI WY2·2156 a..1 btate For S.le r. ~I .! H.ONIA Motor Ctt. 1964 CORVAIR Deluxe Coupe . ... ® I .' • ·~ SAllS ·, , SERVIa . ai Oita ~,'-rita · IIICifr ioiOPLII lnalcO'*ri111T1 ...-OurDrlv.tn CALL DICK RAWLINGS . eUP•II M&IIK·T· IIIVICIII Hllll ~ EXPERIENCED WHEn ALIGNMENT •nd BRAKE SERVICE flY 2-2193 ~ ~~ ~-·~ · ~· .· .· ·· ·~· ~-.· -· .. e NATIONAL BRANDS e S&H GREEN STAMPS l'emony,O. . ....EXPERIENCED WHEEL ALI~NMENT i :-.,, :.I<I.T. ' e LOW, LOW PRICES Crew's Steak House Blaettnars ( Jaek O'Brian ,, '· owned and sharp. Radio and beater. VB automatic. brakes. ., " ,. Voice of Broadway Pomeriov 1959 fORD Galulo 500 ,4 Door Locally , ~· . e "GARDEN DEW" PRODUCE •nil BRAKE SERVICE ·' •·' lose Alignment Shop ...... 992-3576 w. Mlln St. Pornorer hrmerly Gl'lleaer Worta -~ I BodJ. - .t tl!.il · \ ; h<lqa ··· ~ eli ~:·, ' :~lifi l Flair by . , . •i\l{j I FRIGIDAIRE "~ ·.n "t' H witllluii'J featlra! VANILLA GAL . . 1: :~e . : :~.:~.:d ~ ..:~ KOBEY'S SHOE STRING See II Todoy At . • , , BAKER . . . 1.:f j I' > POTATOES 10 for 51~00 '· ------=-~ ----------------~· Ml CBOIC& . "' , MARGARINE Middleport, 0. 1-Lb. Pkgs. Associeted Redlo Now H11 Complete AU DIVOX $ HEARING SERVICE AND BATTERIES AT ALL TIMES A Reprtsentative Will Be In Our Store . WEDNESDAY, JULY 27 .For S.le i • Jl -" Jj L r ~strong, POTATOES 111-LB. Ill Porllaad. Ohio. Ph. 543-2254. 7 14 lfe show Q lo I ch " mo d of :1 H I j . working a-. mart Farm Bureau. u-. 303 .. extra calh CMS enJoy a good vaatldh ••• SttP In , , , allll. 11k ,.. ouf ''vaclltkln lli!IMY" IOtn. There's no need to paM It up Si;;ce~~ing maehine s!JUsh-... ' . · ·,· ~ I ~~ -:~:1) r I ·,o'fd :. 'a --- I lOMiTil~JiG-ro-i>ATCH­ Chesler, 0. 7 24 6tp DON'T pump , _ tie llllk. Get Kle•Em-AD Seplle Tlllk Lu6- ' .- ·~ ~~~~;. ; I Cem811t lliock Co. 7 25 lie lUPER ~. sure llllf! Tlutt il Bl~ ,~tre for rup ·~ ' upholstery . olectrle; shampooer fl. ens lfalldware Co., Ine. 1tl2 HOliSI!: trlller, It s It, 2 bedrulils, If' carpeted liv· illg n10m. EllllnOD Pooler, 1' •. I earpell · of ooil but leavet pile sol!..iiind lofty. Rent elec>lric sbll'llpOOer $1. Pome-t'01 plele ~ allachmenta. 'lbla machlrlt~uipped to zlg zag, maio buttonholes. Take paymenta of $5 per month or pay ~ due .-.=. can 11112-3211. .'. 7 24 "" . . IIWE LUSTRE not oDly rids D'• ...,. . Blue the J'eS!Ib Lualrf .IJI!lt cleaning. Rent electrla lhllmpooer $1. er Furllllure Co. 7 25 lie . .1 . -.-:- I NEW WHITE Rutland. 7 22 6tp ~ carpeto of regular c I ·.. I e FREE HEARING TEST II&ANS, t.ma!Des, cabbage and I'IICIIIIIben. Clarence Proffitt, YiELL .. 'i' CAliS ELEci'RJC croam separator, 0. Pll. : 742-5831. : I 303 12:00 TO 4:00 P.M. WALK IN Cooler ""'"• 2f case bottle ...,,,.,. 1 restaurant chairs, Pb. Jl92. 2153. 7 22 3tp ~ ;~ . ;,:.. t; "!'I·.,.,,. thl1 rt~r , , •fun, relt, n~Juatlon ."You Clitllltt thll ffioney you need from us • , • MW, ~jlty tllltt welhearnecl Vll!atltrh i'lilb, ~ ln.AIIIIble monthly inslllllnnenltl. fOIIIMtllllinty~·ftythiOri. i'l .& ClrJplocrlua Qaot.taaa p z•TI II' V40 CITPOLI 'r'm41f"1 liT DR I40L VTDBJIIO Fli>lii\T Crypt.oqt~~tte: , ,·) :· $21'.te.$1dOO. • ,.........l:llpl...... tl J'DI\ DG TO• J'DRT :1•~·· DIL.-BKIIIRVB'r HEAT NO'l" A FURNA.CI: J'OR TOUR J'OJ: 80 HOT THAT IT DO IHNOB THYa- .D PAX--.utll: .- · ..............._ ... ,In~ .\ '. - ed rllht to your ml easy. Free Phone 992-3284, Ready-Mix Co., Obio. . ,• Jll" I ~·, \ \<i;' l',¥4 • ,,_.., .W• • . . Ca_mpany LHI fnwrana. Aval'-bf. Ort N1 LN• · soo·w. t*oflll st:::. .:.!i92-2iu, Pom•lor DAVE .. ' ' . �1 ' 'r ., ·t r' t .' " ,. -~· .• I ··~· '' ,l ....' ~ ' I ', • ' ,, ',. ~ i ,' -~ ' ! I, State Patrol Examinations Cpming,Aug. II in Athens ant ·Ad .Way I . tJiCNS · GP Ollltr1'T fowor $795 $1095 Gne local owner. motor overhauled. Good tlrea. elepn iDtedor. 1963 CH-EVROLET lmpolo Hardtop Coupe- $1695 While llniab. SpoU051 clean red Interior. 327 eJIIIne, aulomatlc, power steerin& and brakea. Rlldlo and beolter. Pon:eroy MOtor Co~ OPEN EVES. 9:00 P.M. ' pjj()NI WY2·2156 a..1 btate For S.le r. ~I .! H.ONIA Motor Ctt. 1964 CORVAIR Deluxe Coupe . ... ® I .' • ·~ SAllS ·, , SERVIa . ai Oita ~,'-rita · IIICifr ioiOPLII lnalcO'*ri111T1 ...-OurDrlv.tn CALL DICK RAWLINGS . eUP•II M&IIK·T· IIIVICIII Hllll ~ EXPERIENCED WHEn ALIGNMENT •nd BRAKE SERVICE flY 2-2193 ~ ~~ ~-·~ · ~· .· .· ·· ·~· ~-.· -· .. e NATIONAL BRANDS e S&H GREEN STAMPS l'emony,O. . ....EXPERIENCED WHEEL ALI~NMENT i :-.,, :.I<I.T. ' e LOW, LOW PRICES Crew's Steak House Blaettnars ( Jaek O'Brian ,, '· owned and sharp. Radio and beater. VB automatic. brakes. ., " ,. Voice of Broadway Pomeriov 1959 fORD Galulo 500 ,4 Door Locally , ~· . e "GARDEN DEW" PRODUCE •nil BRAKE SERVICE ·' •·' lose Alignment Shop ...... 992-3576 w. Mlln St. Pornorer hrmerly Gl'lleaer Worta -~ I BodJ. - .t tl!.il · \ ; h<lqa ··· ~ eli ~:·, ' :~lifi l Flair by . , . •i\l{j I FRIGIDAIRE "~ ·.n "t' H witllluii'J featlra! VANILLA GAL . . 1: :~e . : :~.:~.:d ~ ..:~ KOBEY'S SHOE STRING See II Todoy At . • , , BAKER . . . 1.:f j I' > POTATOES 10 for 51~00 '· ------=-~ ----------------~· Ml CBOIC& . "' , MARGARINE Middleport, 0. 1-Lb. Pkgs. Associeted Redlo Now H11 Complete AU DIVOX $ HEARING SERVICE AND BATTERIES AT ALL TIMES A Reprtsentative Will Be In Our Store . WEDNESDAY, JULY 27 .For S.le i • Jl -" Jj L r ~strong, POTATOES 111-LB. Ill Porllaad. Ohio. Ph. 543-2254. 7 14 lfe show Q lo I ch " mo d of :1 H I j . working a-. mart Farm Bureau. u-. 303 .. extra calh CMS enJoy a good vaatldh ••• SttP In , , , allll. 11k ,.. ouf ''vaclltkln lli!IMY" IOtn. There's no need to paM It up Si;;ce~~ing maehine s!JUsh-... ' . · ·,· ~ I ~~ -:~:1) r I ·,o'fd :. 'a --- I lOMiTil~JiG-ro-i>ATCH­ Chesler, 0. 7 24 6tp DON'T pump , _ tie llllk. Get Kle•Em-AD Seplle Tlllk Lu6- ' .- ·~ ~~~~;. ; I Cem811t lliock Co. 7 25 lie lUPER ~. sure llllf! Tlutt il Bl~ ,~tre for rup ·~ ' upholstery . olectrle; shampooer fl. ens lfalldware Co., Ine. 1tl2 HOliSI!: trlller, It s It, 2 bedrulils, If' carpeted liv· illg n10m. EllllnOD Pooler, 1' •. I earpell · of ooil but leavet pile sol!..iiind lofty. Rent elec>lric sbll'llpOOer $1. Pome-t'01 plele ~ allachmenta. 'lbla machlrlt~uipped to zlg zag, maio buttonholes. Take paymenta of $5 per month or pay ~ due .-.=. can 11112-3211. .'. 7 24 "" . . IIWE LUSTRE not oDly rids D'• ...,. . Blue the J'eS!Ib Lualrf .IJI!lt cleaning. Rent electrla lhllmpooer $1. er Furllllure Co. 7 25 lie . .1 . -.-:- I NEW WHITE Rutland. 7 22 6tp ~ carpeto of regular c I ·.. I e FREE HEARING TEST II&ANS, t.ma!Des, cabbage and I'IICIIIIIben. Clarence Proffitt, YiELL .. 'i' CAliS ELEci'RJC croam separator, 0. Pll. : 742-5831. : I 303 12:00 TO 4:00 P.M. WALK IN Cooler ""'"• 2f case bottle ...,,,.,. 1 restaurant chairs, Pb. Jl92. 2153. 7 22 3tp ~ ;~ . ;,:.. t; "!'I·.,.,,. thl1 rt~r , , •fun, relt, n~Juatlon ."You Clitllltt thll ffioney you need from us • , • MW, ~jlty tllltt welhearnecl Vll!atltrh i'lilb, ~ ln.AIIIIble monthly inslllllnnenltl. fOIIIMtllllinty~·ftythiOri. i'l .& ClrJplocrlua Qaot.taaa p z•TI II' V40 CITPOLI 'r'm41f"1 liT DR I40L VTDBJIIO Fli>lii\T Crypt.oqt~~tte: , ,·) :· $21'.te.$1dOO. • ,.........l:llpl...... tl J'DI\ DG TO• J'DRT :1•~·· DIL.-BKIIIRVB'r HEAT NO'l" A FURNA.CI: J'OR TOUR J'OJ: 80 HOT THAT IT DO IHNOB THYa- .D PAX--.utll: .- · ..............._ ... ,In~ .\ '. - ed rllht to your ml easy. Free Phone 992-3284, Ready-Mix Co., Obio. . ,• Jll" I ~·, \ \<i;' l',¥4 • ,,_.., .W• • . . Ca_mpany LHI fnwrana. Aval'-bf. Ort N1 LN• · soo·w. t*oflll st:::. .:.!i92-2iu, Pom•lor DAVE .. ' ' . �, .~ ,,. I l ,'i ·~11 I f ) '. .·... ..,_ .. , ... T ,·, .' . , ~ • .,~ l<;'~)!t.''.i . '",. . .. · ·.,· ·w ..1 Ch¥1rr~ri tlr~ Is· Hoiroiecl~n: .. • : • • • • • ' '' d(, •f·:~ /;;~.,~ , .. r ... ,1, a f.,i "' • Pom"'oy-lllddleport;•o., July 2ft, 1968 .. '/"'" fil,"tf·\: . !' JO ~ ·..... .. f~:~~t:B _,t.it·:·'f•~ ·~ I . , ".!j i!.: (i';-+ba-1-t;. '\ ·"" • \ I , ' I :t~i~·i't-?'.'t". •.'- k,, '·~ >f. , .1~· ·•· .,, .._ • mth' ua:~ '"' ~· YC~~t. ' ~IIH!nWill be Remembered ·eli# Mi$sionary HetBinhdlly SO(:tAL CAJ;F.NDAR •.. ':) ' ' .' to remember boE to the Gary eveey three tembet ind m:~~l a gift when · the ed .to bring ar that can of ttie Women's resbld to the church b•fore Sep. · of the Lau- tember. 1-'------~-'.c-'- Beve11ee .Htibt, ~n T~ - Nln,,· pei'IIOnS were killed Rel~l. Miss Mildred · ~•l!ley, lord, Shat:on 1Thelss, , B~erMIP SU!Iday ln a ~ colllsloil at Cliff Free churah Altericling_.were the above and J ·w..11bl!ld Thuraday In lhe recre- Mrs. Laura Schaefer and Mrs. Miss ~hel Jly~l, )11"11, ~e No~ls, J'nlce. ·M~l 1 ~- a ~by (Uilbty lniersectlon. Childs Mrs. Minnie ~~. Yost, Deblile Mc!C)lu)g, S!JIIe The ~ lnclude4 a.·Freneh . room of the parsonage, Arthur Wise. Mrs. Cash Braley, Mrs. Leota Price, Joyce Proffllt, ~ eolijile'· "arXI lbelr · t-year-old Mrs. Gerald Pullins, pre----i·~ICieDI, In charge. Hawley, Mrs. BellY Cline, ~. \'ii'", Doniia Laitins; ll'obbl dattll\lt!". '!be !)Iller Ill tl~ Mrs.' Harry Clark sang the Au' 'Y Frost, and Mrs. Reva Miller, Kathleen Ward, CaroiJn limB. ' all Bordeaux resldenll. · misllion~ry theme song to open Beach. IPrf"', ·tlte. hol)!ll'!!d guesl · 8)ld were f91D' girls and two men. ; the meeting. Devotions taken fro~; Psalms 46 & 91 were led / ' I : by Mrs. Joe Evans, who gave : a medltation,"God is our ReMONDAY I luge" from the Upper Room I JANE HOWELL Tent daugh. ; followed wlth prayer by Mrs: i ters of Union Veterans will meet ., • .' : Carl Bailey. 1at the DAY haU, Monday at t ,,. ,. J;~, ~- ' . '! 7:30 p.m. . Fi~e questions from the book, THE MEIGS COUNTY Rid· . ' · . Mlss1onary Tidmgs, were an· ,ing Club will meet Monday, Juswered ~Mrs. James Gilmore, I} 25, instead of Tuesday Mrs. Cl1fford Klein, Mrs. Clar· originally scheduled at ence Curtis, Miss Marguerite Rock Springs Fairgrouods Leif~ and Mrs. Evans Re· a work session has heen ~ on the conference were ned so all members are '· given by Mrs. Pearl Jacobs to altend, according to Leo Ken· f J and Mrs. Eugene Gill. Several nedy, Jr. FROM THE TRIGERE fall '66 collection come these two timeless uutlona. Cape with Mephistopheles 'tollar (left) 111- wool is worn over American Gothic hand·fillgreed and -~ new books were added to the TUEliDAY cold palUelles·embroidered evening dress. The shoulder belt of ll!Jsfullosllirted satin ' . .. library. POMEROY WCTU will have cown (right) exposes one bare shoulder. In lieu of buckle on the s!fulder, a miniature ; ~ Plans wert> made to send a 8 potluck picnic supper at roroaet of preelous stones is used. · United Methodist Church day at 5:30 p. rn. Members are to take their own table serblce. Picnfc il Enjoyed .. I PAST MATRONS of Pomeroy By ~hiJathea Women 1 Chapter 186 OES will have their 0 The l!hilathea Women of the annual picnic Tuesday at By Jeaa Parker was spent in Kentucky, They Middleport Church of Christ Miss Betty Klein. whose mar· p.m., at the horne of Mrs. J. W. Mr. and Mrs. Homer Parker · · with Mr. Parker's only held thetr picnic on the church riage to Tom Lane was an event ~c~:::;r~ya ~toM~::;;;; .w~ov~:~ ~ RuUand .have returned from sister, Mr. and Mrs. Rupert lawn 'J'I!ursday evening. Mrs. of Sunday, was guest of h~nor ed-·dishr.~n; own table service. e1r vacation, part of whiCh Schrader of Frankfort. On Sun- WendeD Gerlach, president, wei· at a shower Tuesday evemng, WEDNESDAY day, they attende? a .dinner at ~med members and guests. July 12. at the home of . her JOHN GEE A.M.E. Church the home of thetr mece, Mr. Altencjing were :Mr. and Mrl. parents. Mr. and Mrs. Chfford 'll h ld .18 annual Sunday and Mrs. James Mefford, Con- George Meinhart,, Mr. and Mrs. 0 ' - - .- . .. - : Klein, I · urel Cliff. ;.;hoot pia:ic at Lake Alma. nie. Herb and Larry, where the Edgar !leynolds, Mr. and Mrs. Game• were played during Transportation will leave , · birthdays of Mrs. Parker and w.,.':'en~de~I~I_:G~e~rla~c~h~~·~Mrs~.:..·~R<t~bert~.!......,............=""""""""""""!!!'!!'!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!'!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!'!!!!!!!!!!!I!!!II!I!I!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!I!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!B the silcial hour aod prizes from 744 Third Ave. at 1, 30 I. Mr. Mefford were observed. 1 •warded to ~rs . Calvin Lane, p. m. All are wel~me to 1 '" A so attending were Mr. and d M R. h d F · nd M • apr. I rsp. Ike ar ne h. drs. I' attend. I ,' Mrs. Rupert Schrader and Mr. e_ar ar er won I e oor THURSDAY 1 and Mrs. Paul Schrader and priZ(' h h WILLING WORKERS class of sons Saturday evening was / ~er 1 -~t onor~ gu~st open· the Enterprise EUB church will Miss Marcella Fraser, daugh· spent at the Paul Schrader e er ~ si ath es: cours: meet Thursday evening, at the ter of Mr. and Mra. Aleck home on Peaks Mill Road, ' ~as ~; ;. 1: aM ve cf~ horne of Mrs. MyrUe Long with er, vacationed recently In Frankfort rs. na au · rs. ""'Mrs. Ben Buck as the hostess. Bermuda. She joined two friends • Woode, Mrs. Charles . R. Karr Miss Rita Ball and Rose Alvis, The Parkers visited the Sr .. Mrs. Gerald Pulhns, Mrs. all employees of Kaiser Alum- state capitol in Frankfort, arid Otto Lohn, Mrs. Arthur Wise, Inurn , for a boat cruise to toured Gov. Breathitt's office, MJSs MargueT>te Le~fhe1t, M1ssBermuda and also the Floral Cloek ol .\ es Betty a~d Sheila Faulk, Miss Tom B~ker was organist for Kentucky. At Hodgenville, Ky . Becky Ebhn, Mrs. ~yrtle Faulk, J the morning worship service they viewed the birthplace of M1sses Martha, Lmda Baker, fluQy Q Heath Methodist Church In Abraham Lincoln and the Mrs .. Steve Eblin, Mrs. Clarence The Roek Springs the absence of Mr. William famous Boundy Oak and the CurtiS, Mrs.. Eleanor Faulk, Health club held its annual pic· Russell. The Rev. Max Dona· Sinking Spring. Traveling to Mrs. James Gilmore and Bren· nic Friday at the horne of Mrs. hue had for his sermon Bardstown, they toured My Old da and Sandra, Mrs. Laura Mark Grueser, Shade. " The Great Manhunt." Kentucky Home Stale Park, Schaefer, Mrs. Ernest Powell, A potluck dinner was served Miss Barbara Jones spent Stephen Foster wrote Mrs. Ernestme Boggess, Mrs. at noon to Mrs. Fred weekend in Dayton as the oC his songs while visitMary Braley, MISs Carolyn Mrs. W. A. Morgan, Mrs. of Larry Finegold and ing cousin, Judge John Row· , Buckley: Mrs. Harry Clark, Abbott, Mrs. George Skinner, parents, Mr. and Mrs. RoiJ. an, who owned the home, Fed· ; Mrs. Chfford Jacobs, Mrs. Mer- Mrs. Amos Leonard, Mrs~ Finegold and cnildren. She eral HilL On the same I lln Tracy and Su~. Mrs . Jesse old Blackston, Mrs. William also visiting in Columbus with grounds Is the log cabin Law Hoggy Mrs. William Neutzhng Grueser, Mrs. Horner Radford her sister and Office that Judge Rowan used an~ ~s. J~ Evans. the hostess and guests, Mrs. J. Mr. and Mrs. Lee Davidson. until 1840. n ~ gifts were Mrs. ~erFoster, Miss Betty J. Leou- Miss Marianne Woodgerd, ;•n Michael, Mrs. Carl Ba•:ey, Sherri, Bobby and Bruce lumbus, spent the weekend with . Another spot the Parkers vis· • and Vicki Abbott. her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Har· •ted was Mammoth Cave Na' ';;· Eugene Gill, Mrs: W11liam I Soo.sby, La:w.rence Sm1th, \\ItS. Mrs. Goeglein, president, COD· old Woodgerd. Ilona! Park, where they took a • William Bailey, Mr. and Mrs. dueled a short business session Mr. and Mrs. Bruce tw~ and 8 half hour bike • • Roy Rife, Mrs. Edocl8 Lane, following the dinner Plans were returned Friday from . 8 60 feet depth. In the cave Mr. and Mrs. Roy Russell, Mr. discussed for 8 trip. to in West Virginia~·~~ they viewed the petrified body Cooke, Mr. and Mrs. Pat Wood, at Marietta and the Fento accomp n"ed M Ll d ol an Adena lndtan, heheved to The Blaettnar Auto Co., and Glas ro at Williamstown n a business ~/ r. oy have heen trapped in the cave Mrs. Irene Bailey. Sep~mbe;. It was decided lp. over 2000 years ago by a bould.l F"'""'""''""''""';;i;;;;o;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;o;;;.fcancel the August meeting due Mrs. K~nneth Byer, . Mrs. er. Due to the constant tem· to the fair . James Jtvtden, Mrs. William perature ol 54 degrees, the A contest was conducted by Robson and Mrs. Evelyn body has heen preserved, Mrs. Homer Radford duriDg the Grueser visited recently with all the buidlings above the afternoon with Sherri Blacksto Mrs. Orin Smith, a are air·conditioned by TONIGHT and TUESOAY and Mrs. Foster as winner." lien! at the GaiUpolis using this cool air. At Carter >[. ,. CARROLL BAKER were taken of the ' Center. They also visited in Slate Park, they toured Pictures IN ,. 11 during the dav Pt. Pleasant, W. Va., with Mr. Cave. On the return HARLOW" •· and Mrs. Carl Mattox, return- trip, they spent the night at What was Harlow really like1 -plus-lng to the Robson horne for their home and altended the Jane Fonda, Alain Delon dinner. ?hiG water Commission hearand Lola Albrighl Mr. and Mrs. Joe Turner mg on the proposed Leading IN JOY HOUSE'' their son and family, Mr. and Creek Watershed, before ' i!:ii~Eiiiii'i~~~~~~: I Mrs. Robert Turner and to Columbus, where they ly who are vacationing here stayed with Mrs. Parker'• sisT~EA Awards were presented for from North Robinson and Mrs. ter, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Pameroy. Ollto third session of swlmming Betty Wiltiams were in Flat- Simpkins, Charla and Men~.•· lessons ending July 22 at the rock, W. Va., Sunday for a v1s- They spent several days VISit· TONIGHT & TU&SOAY MiddlePort Swlmrning Pool it with relatives. Mrs. and shopping, July 22·26 Mrs. Tom Scally, sWimming Turner is recuperating from Mr. Parker has returned to Walt Dl1ney"1 · "BAMBI'' structor. fractured r;bs sustained In a his employment at Kaiser AtFeature Length Animated Receiving the awards weregardening accident. . in R ood W V Cartoon from The Novt>l by Mr and M Ch I B , ummum avensw ' . a. . l:>~ elix Salten Swimmer. Anita Fultz, · rs. ares yer daughter, Suzy, was -also.Carsey, Edith Ann Mees, and sons, John and Kenny, "DISNEYLAND Powell; Intermediate, have returned home from a trip to acompany her parents AFTER DARK" Meadows. David Cole through the western stales to her job as a. receptionL.ouis Armstrong at the SEO Regional CoUIIBobby Rydell no Cole, Mike Lewis .;.d Mar- which included Denver, th G d cit's Tourist Center, and Many Others tin Yeauger; Advanced Begin- e ar en of the Gods and ner - Cathy Meadows, Tim Air Force Academy at She was a Saturday overnli~ti WEDS. and THURS. a', NOT OPEN Scites. Christy Hysell, rado Spnugs and olher guest ol Mr. and Mrs. Bruce .fiiDA.Y thru tUeSDAY Hayes, Mare Fultz; Beginner s~mg tou~s. ~ey also May, Debbie and Mike, and July 29 - Aug. 2 IV (Red Cross Beginner) Su- w1th relatives mcludlng Mr. the rest of the week with .;;:r:~s~' 1 ~.. zy Samuels, Mila Powell, 'aoo. and Mrs .. Frank Landaker grandparents, Mr. and With Tab Hunter Bailey, Debra Hartenbach Ellis Smtih of Lincoln, Neb. Mrs. &y Snowden. and Doris Dowling Steven Bachner, Chuck Foil rod' Mrs. Pearl Reynolds and htr fF----"-----------~1 @jpl CCU.Oil~~RTOONS G. E. Guinther, Kim Sebo and mother, Mrs. Minerva ChildFINAL •• ·.···e . }. · ' .. ' ' . • ·~ .( •/ .. • I J.!t..' 'I ' . ' ' ··y·, .. I '• :,. '.' I I'. VOL XVIII NO. 69 -~· About -~ ~ ' I . .,• < ' '· J ... II Five sites .for the ,new CO!ISOI· !dated comprehensive .MelJi'J:io. cal High School were, Bliggested Monday Dlgllt ·whea a~ estlmaled 100 pei'BOII8 attended a publle mett1ng bi the ' Mills County Court ROom. · . ' able escept storage. -Vernon Weber, who recommended the Taylor Price protr erty on &ule 124 known aa the Cooks Gap Hill area. The board would have to make a survey In regard to other re·Making ~~- qqlrements, noted Weber. were.: -Frank W. Po;18t, wtJo -Ted Reed, who offered to INII&ested tho CarJIIOII ·properly dooate a purl of the old Lasley .adjOining the SalisbUry School, 1estate O& the flood roll!. Reed bordered bf &ute 13 Ind. Rock said that it could meet wllh Sjn'lngs Flirgrouad. This. prop- the necessary requlr,emenls. erty c:Onta.lnB 87 acres. PorfA!r -Delmar Canaday, who also IJBld overyihlng would. be avail· offered ·to donate a aile of SO FJVE QNTS":: I MiddJeport .... acres .., I.Jncoln HDI. Canday also endorsed the suggestion made by Weber. -Pearl Williams, who offered, for sale, the site of the former county lnflrlllary, which he said was centrally loeated. The site contains 106 acres. Transportation problems .• to the new school were discuased, aloog wlth questions regarding buses, and the distance that would have to he traveled each day. Superintendent of Schools George Hargraves stated the school ls to be centrally loeat· ed according to student populo· tlon. Hargraves exuded pleu. ure at the meeting, and lor the interest shown by the public. He said, "This is part of Amer1ca as tt should be, and 11 gave him a warm glow inside for such a fine meeting." Richard Jones, president of the Meigs Local School Board, said the Ohio Stale Board of Education would play a vital role in selecting a site for the - Margaret Lehew · re celve.S a $100 ch~ck fr~m Jim·Soulsby, cothe Pomeroy Kroger store. She was a $100 winner last: W$k in the curren1 Money-Go·Around promotion. ·Others winners of '100 were Judy Denny, Rutland, and Irene JUein, Pomeroy. , . . . . , w"": :ool .. tha search area from 70,000 square miles to 104,000 square mjles late Monday. It revorted thai 20 land·based planes, two cullers, three destroyers, and the aircraft carrier Yorktown were Involved In the hunt. Stllwell's long-time . friend, Hal Grimes, Pacific Palisades, Calif., planned to ferry the aircraft to Hawaii for eventual delivery to the Royal Thailand Air Force, and Stilwell wanted to go along as co-pilot to earn extra flying lime. It was believed two ethers also were aboard the lw<>engine plane, but the Federal Aviation Agency said It could not he sure because only the pilot's name showed on the Oighl plan. BRIG. GEN. Joseph W. stlllwell Jr., bead of the ."Green Beret" training progrql!hll!ld son of the tamed W~lcf :War JJ hero, VInegar misaln& ill ~. P,el~; -stUlwe!J, 54, • JQt Still~ is 11ne :ol fiNII-- •110ft a DC-3 that ·vanished luly 24 on a fligbt' 'oftom &.iii Francisco to HoaolW. II MEIGS TRE WA\?I}={]W ~[§00 Swimming Awards Are Made,for , . Th11d SeSSIOn \Yi\WlJLiii:n @~~cOO@@~ ~~ @@~@lfifll@~~oo~ ~~[Nflo WHOLE-HOUSE GAB AIR CO"'I;IITIONINCI ·~ COSTS 1114.00 A M 'O NTH TO ·aWN·! t r;::;;:;:;~=:~~=~P;a;tty;;.~H~ea~ton~·~B~egmne~·~r~~ ' ~ROOMS New Furniture ONLY ~99 J30.QD Down - lalonco ., .(onvenifltr Ttmw MASON FURNITURE CO. MASON, W. VA. CSDfXIB@). ers are InMrs. Akron Everett with relaUves including Ulllld·II 1 who underwent major surgthis past week and Is re· satisfactorily. Mrs. plans t? vacation in before returntna to , lR N. leMwl ,.,.¥ »W·...H: f, CLEARANCE Sond . . fllflfll:ll•o.aa~nhrr- : 1 ,ii.ll.... ON tPCill .. Womtns-Chlldrlllls ·:. r ·· ~...,,.. ·.: SHOES Open Until 9 'M SATURDAY Bonnie Burton, Connie Burton, Ingels, Janet Morria, and Beglnaer D, Kim Krautter. The Shoe Box Mld!llo..o,t N. W. COMPTON, 0. D. OPTOMETRIST OftJee IIDan: Uo 12. Zto 6 tao. II NDCID·oD· '111an. - BaR Court St., l'vJneroJ •''· THINIC C.~ 'R<IR '1'1• H Willi QtW liD~ TH,. . -"" I . ................... --. , . . • . I. • ' ••• 1 "· ~"' ,,, .. ~ . .. "I ;'fl . .... ~ ,. •', ,.. I. [ ..___ . · ~-=•a ., new high school. The ftDal cision, however, will rut ~-,, the five board mem~ ~: Jones alated 80 arCtlMtct would In all probability be bll'- / ed in 'about two to three weeki, that it would take live to liz weeks to finalize the lcliDol Ia nd !bat conatructloD of ~ 08 ' would m=~~ 15 months take IPPfVSio • It Is hoped lha aew schoal will be completed by lila 1a11 of 1008, he said. .. .. t..•l --, Search for Stilwell Widens ' Health Club Holds Picnic f • Sh d at e . FiveSitesReCaiDmended For Meigs High School ~lberfelds/ In Pomeroy.Are H."dquarfers For The Complete R~A Yicfor Liqe ' ' . ,' . -·-- ---------------------------~--~~~~~··~·~· .··~·~~~·--~---------·-----·~·~~--~~--~~----~--------------~~~~ tu&~ Color Television Sets- Stereo·· Record Players - Portable lV Sets -· Console TV Sets--· AM-FM Radios- Transistor Radios . . . ' ~.,.rra· to t~: r,.,. · ~~~ 01 Tb. JifllpM,.~ _...., '· • :~-Mt~. df.tid" . . . TliJEsoAY, JULY' ·~,,~ ~~~o. O.Jh, I (. . '' ' .,.f . > lnvi~tl Y9'! To Come In To Tht#Ausic Departmennt On l~e 2hd!. ~J•r Qfld Look New 1?~7 ,..,dels of RCA Victor .Just Un~~d. . : . Parkers Return from Vacation Trip T K k entuc y s Points of Interest ' '' ELB·ERFELDS.. Shower Given At Home;.! CliHord Kleins I ,. ' . t I . -enttfie I ' tbe .I!Ostesw. Joyce, Rl.tehkl; ~ p~ ;~k. .Unable to attend were Ilea IJ8JII#;wm: ~~· ~ the Bachtel, rer.a. . ~~ fYenlnl .' IIIII · ~ wo~ · bi' Sharon, ca1vm . ...,. ..,... D.onna.• ~. l'elfte .. ,: ctart, Wblea: A . ~ bl~ ·!~ ¥.~~ ·J?.~batlno, and · D!; .~ · - - - - • was 111veri gu1y ~ for Gh~rten\!• in• ,fie ens. , • , • , ' lXlLIJSION .KJLLS NINE... .. Ward .at lhe home ,l!f,.~er- · Refreshments or cake ·a n ,d ,· ly Prloe in Portland:· .ile!pjug lce. cteam ~ere • ~rved also to BORDEAUX, .-ranee {IJPI) 1 Jessie Powell Dies Monday � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 07. July Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Original Format The type of object, such as painting, sculpture, paper, photo, and additional data Newspaper Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource July 25, 1966 malone smith