http://66.213.69.5/files/original/cf1bfcdad09ce2e87d2601ad0c2d60d4.pdf 3621ec670e27158de7ba463a3d128972 PDF Text Text . •• ·- ' ·' ' _ ·'1111 Jildtj - . . POIII01'Q1·Middloport. 0., Monda,y, Aulluat 5, 1.918 ·oop·· Planks.·Broad (VPI) - Jlt!. publiCilUI ~ !CN!d the JW.tiol! in turmoU at h<lme and in perU abrotd. Tbey pledged If eleol84 to restore order . with Justice and peace with hooor. Tbey promised to 11 de-Americanize'' the Vietnam War. In a 12,000-word iOOictment or the Jolm&on-llum»hrey administration, GOP platform drafters deplored battlefield deaths aoo e!r«ts to restore peace It Idle oDd · - Dome~tleally they pledged to rebuild the aiiDIII, · ele- educotlqa, offer rewardi,W etqJ!QYment, attoek 'the root c1uses ol poverty, and wipe out r1clom, hatred and oiolente. 11 We will not tOlerate violence, n the Republicans said. · Criticize Johnson As lor the Vietnam War, they said President J otmson bid ·. big cit,y riots and said new faDed "mU!tarlly, politica!ly, I' leadership is needed to terminate both. Only Republicans, they said, can provide solutions "'In this, our stormy present." These major planks, stapled together with assorted commit.. · menta to save the dollar, relieve : :· the poor, feed the hungry, heed ; the youth, and boost Social Security checks, were laid before GOP coovention delegates ror certain approval on Tuesday. Ot1eoos No One It was a platform engineered speciftcally to please Richard M. N!J(()II, the parcy's probable - presidential caldidate, while giving no orrense to Nelson RockefeJler or Rona1d Reagan, both on military and political fronts. "We will pursue a who still hoped for the chance course that wUl enable and induce the South Vietnamese to to rWl on it. It was broad e11011gjl in fact to asslDlle increasi~ responsibili· accommodate any Republican ty, " Room For Action anywhere, running for whatever A& for future involvements, olllce. Like party platform• before it, It w!U be used the Republicans said the United seJectively, temporarily, am States cannot play the role of world policeman. Nor, however, everltually tiled and forgotten. "Todly we are in turmoil," may It condone aggression or said the document as approved communist "wars of hbera.. b~ 101 of the draftirw com- tion." Domestically the platform mittee's 102 members. "Tens of thousaMs of young men have died or been woanded in Vietmm. Many youfl! people NEWS ue losilw faith in OW" society. •' J [_Hos~ITAL Our inner cities haw become or HOLZER HOSPITAL - Visiting hours 2-4 and 7-8 p. m. ParAmericans are caught tn the ents only on Pediatrics Ward. cycle of poverty • . •" ADMISSIONS The Republicans promised Mrs. Harold Green, 4 AUen Dr.; Thomas W. Fit'l{)atrick, Rt. 4 Albany; Mn. Elvira Barcus, Rt l Gallipolis; Mrs. Arilnia TONIGHT & TUESDAY Bullion, Rt I Ray; Patricia G. AUGUST S-6 Reynolds, Foster Dr., Maaon. W . Vs.; Leonard L. Cormon, R~ IN COLD BLOOD 1, Pedro; Mrs. Boone a Pride.. Robert Blake, Scott Wih<on I more, Rl 1 Radcliff; Mrs. James COLORCARTOON: L. Mohler, Rt I Middleport; Mrs. Merlin, Magic Moose Fre<Mie J. Thacker, Pl. PleasNO ADMITI ANCE under ant; Michelle A. Plymale, RL 1, )'l"S. old unless a~~:::l Crown Cityi Miss Marie Francis, tiy llllult, parent or Jackson; Mrs. OW~ F. Jolley, SHOW STARTS 7 P.M. Rt 2 Otk Hill; Mrs. Richard E. WEDNESDAY & THURSDAY Garten, Racioe; Thomas E, AUGUST 7 ·8 Wright Rt 2,0akHill;Mrs. Vernon R. Hart, RL I Leon, W. VL; Mrs. John J. Dean, Kenova, W. VL; Dale A. Riegel, Rt. 2 Jackson; Mrs. Gary L. WUson, Rt 3 M~SO N Ironton; Ralph M. Stewart.son, RL 3 log.Jn; Mrs. Lools E. UnTONIGHT AND TUESDAY rue, Rt. 2 Ironton; David A. EdelAUGUST S-6 man, Rl 1 Ravenswood, W. V&.i "THE WAR WAGON" Mrs. Fred L. McKibben, Plains; (Technicoior) Mrs. James 0. Bowling, Ironton; Jolin Wayne • Kirk Dougias Mrs. James L. Hale, Rt. 2 McAND Connelsville; Mrs. James M. . Aon-Margret • l.oois Jourdan Bragg, Pl. Pleasant; Mrs. WU"MADE IN PARIS" ilam 0, Smeltzer, 15 Vinton, Gallipolis; Nora M. Friend, Rl 1, WEDNESDAY, THURSDAY Ml Alto, W. VL; Mrs. Arnold E. AND FRIDAY Pope, Newark. AUGUST 7-8-9 WRTIIS "DOUBLE TROUBLE" Mrs. Dwayne F. Jolley, Olk Elvia Presley, Yvonne Romain Hill, son, 10:20 a. m. Surday; AND Mrs. Vernon R. Hart, RL l Leon, Sandra~. Hamilton W, Va., son, 12:13 p, m. SuOOiy. "DOCTOR, YOU'VE GOT DISCHARGES TO BE KIDDING!" Kimberly S. Barnet!, Clayton S. Beard, Mrs. Harry N. Callocenters of despair. Millions MBGS THEATR£ '' [Ji' ~1,1: .. 'l .• ' '' f I I. \ < I l. I I I _. I ' ' II , J ~ ,I.i !, DRIVE· IN •i t _jt t .., ... IDI7 IBM Train• NEEDED TO TRAIN IN COMPUTER PROGHAMMING • • AND MACHINE TRAINING. Men ard Women age 17 to 40. ' I ! Persons selectedft'ill be traJn- that u need not lrterfere with present job. ed In euch a wl}' U you can quallly training can be financed. Seniors ask about aelt help plan, Write today, Please include home phone llllllber and qe. Tilt Gllllty llsflflft way, Denver G. canter, Mrs. Walter H. Clrpenter, Rocky L. Davisson, Orls H. Dodson, Horace Evans, Mrs. Geraldine F1sher, Wade H. H~ton (E,ptre<n, Roy D. Henry, Mrs. Laura B. Hughes, llllttferd E. Kingery, Mrs. Marion A. Lowks, Mrs. RQb.. ert D. Nibert and infant, Mrs. Nancy L. Scurlock, Frank M. Snider, Mrs. Keith R. Thornton, Mrs. Wllliam Aaron Wooten arw:t inla.nt, Charles Wilson (e]!plred), Mrs. Sylvia Fowler, Ira D. Gal .. lowa,y, Frank Gaul (eJpired), Mrs. Rollin K. Hawk and lnlant. Mrs. Bill Dean Johnson alii in. tan~ Richard M. Lodwick, Mrs. Ira G. Lycan, Mro. John !II. IUcJ>. ardson, lllyrl B. Roberta, Mrs. .J olm L. Updegraff and inlan~ ·; ~:·•:•:!68:T:O:A:IL:Y:S:E:N:TI:N:E:L:~:~::..~··~Tli!J!I.:hurm:vi:~:K.~O~~~~!~:am:.s.a•oo-in-. •" Convention (Continued from Pagel) worded document made public !ilmday by the temporary platform committ<e promiiiOd to ,produce little or none of the tireworks which exploded at the 1964 convention. Private Meetings bnportanl In short, the mnjor developments at the convention before Wednesday night will oc:cor outside the convention hall. They Will come in delegate caucuses and in hotel rooms, where wavering and uncommitted delegates and favorite son delegations will be coorted or BUbjected to pressure to line up with the major oontendero, Nixon was not yet oo the convention scene. He arrives tonight after a long weekend at Montauk, Long Island, to get the sort or welcoming demon· stratlm already given Rockefeller and Reagan. The two governors have been here since Saturday for campaign and television appearances and talks with delegates. A resurvey or the delegates after lnitlal caucuses here showed some erosion in Nixon's support, according to the latest UP! oount. Thio slippage, most11 in southern and border cut Nixon's l.ndleated- dolegate strength to 656, Including 275 committed and 381 leaning to him. Rockefeller's total was 273 and Reagan'l!l 180. There were 189 pledged to faVorite IIDI1B and 35· other uncommitted delegates. First 600 Hardest If Nixon can reach the end of the nrst ballot above 600 votes, delegates who supported other candidates will scramble lor the privilege rA puUing him over the &67 votes needed for vletory. ln a CBS radio Interview !lmdny at Montauk, Nlxoo said he had "a very pMI chanOO" to wto on the flrll ballot' hot wis oot predicling it. He said he could oot wto oo the Brst ballot if all rA the favorite aon candidates held oot. GoY. Deway 8aJ11ett or Oklahoma, alresdy an annOOnced Nixon man, revealed to no one's surprise 9.mday that he was abandoning his lllatus aa a favorite soo and releasing Ids delegales. He saw the deleption breaking up with 14 votes !or Nixon, seven tor Reagan and one tor Rockefeller. The platform-writing committee headed by Dirksen proG/ced a 12,000-word document broad enough to support Nixon, Rockefeller or Reagan. !Ia strongest language was !oond In those parts cortaln1ng an Indictment o! the Jol>n1011 SHOP AT BAKERS MILWAUKEE, Wis. (UPI)The tllgi1t had been smoolil except for that thud. The North Central AlrUnes Comalr 850 leltled · down, bouneed twice m .· the l'WIWI.\', aoo rolled to a stop. Tbe nine passerwera got out lllld took a look at whal had caused (he thud. They saw ihat the rigJit slde or the fuselage, just beneath the coclqJi~ had been slashed open, The wheel of a Small PWie prolrulled !rom the tear. Tbeir plaiX! had collided in midair with a smaller aircraft-and there was the <>thor p!oneimbedd.ed in theirs. Work crews at General MitcheU airneld used torches to free the smaller craft from the larger. The bodies or three Chicago area teei'HlgerB were found in the small plane: Ricky L. Stenberg, 19, Elk Grove, DL, the pilot; Virginia Johnson, 18, Mount Prospect, ID., aOO her J3yelr..old brother, Rlchard. administration. WarCrlllclam The plaUorm charged the administration with breaking faith with the American - l e about the extent of u.s. involvement in the Vietnam war and with making piecemeal commitments which wasted U.S. mDitary supertorll;)<. II said the administration's policy had Called "militarily, politic~ly, diplomatically." n also called for ''deSlroog BAIER FURNITURE MIDDLII'OIT, OHIO ' ' · e, ' '\ ',, eontrGI of ioutom..Ue• are Wa1trated bere.·Above &Pft!lally baDI motmlll, wbe would thai be freed from lhe drtvlngii!Jk up." Ford researeb englneen are pllllllllnc to develop over a1 leader veblcleo. Computer•IDolde file aiiiOI as !hey were lile c...,.pto lor lurtber > Pastor's Car YOUTH nNED ~ Rober! L. Reeveo, 18, Pomt eroy Route 1, wao !!ned $10 and : costa in the eoorl oUilddl..,.rt ~ ~r C. 0. Fisher on charges .lof speeding. mes ; i Forfeited Bonds Pomeroy E-R Unit Will! Busy hit p Allis (UP!)- North VleiiUI sold ~ if the United stoles w;;;J to end · the Vietillm War peacelully it must "cl!scuss the !soues" with the N1tl01111 Liberation Front (NLF'), the Viet COqj' 1 political arm. NI!IO'en Thanh Le, spoileSIIIID lor the North VieiDIDieoe delOillllon to the Paris Wks Ill Vietnam. ' spoke at a """s conf'erence. It was the nut time the North Vietnamese had apedlled t11at the United States wauki have to recqpdze tho talkJ with the· NLF •• .a eoaclltion of endllv the war peoc~. f , w=:;e~MlSSIONS- l\lom.7Bikor,Bornlcemcbo1Ma, !lorothJ< Slllmblln, Deater, CIIII\IO AJhlay, ~ Mary K. J!o¥1e, Pl Plo111nt; EW7 J, HUI, Pomeroy. SUNDAY DISCHARGES- 1111dred Keellnr, Jonet Jeffero, Mldlael ArDold. Vlotnull, tho 'liillted · Slatea must re~ thi NLF aad dlseuas ~ the iaauea 1f1th ,,oJd ~ . !lli'tt• plajt¢111 plallk urll._ "cle-Amorlanbr.- peace "that will ollor a lair and ecpltabio seltlement to all, based on tile prlncil>ie ol ..Udotermination, oor nallonal lnteresta and the cause of longrange world peace. •• Tbe nut formal oonvenlton aealion thla morning ,.., dovoted to tho UIUal -hes of welcome alOIIll with addrOISOI by parQ' olllcials of spokeomen oo tbe ._r and lower rungs of the parQ' and the eleeUoo of Sen. FAinrd w. Brooke of MaooacbuooU• as temporlll'f ehairman. At tho night aeos!on at 8 p.m. EDT, the delegates will hear a wlevil!led mesaage tram rormer Presl- Dwight D. Elaeohower and -ches by Barry Goldwater, the 196t prellidentlal nominee, GCIV. DaDiei 11. £vans o! Washlnston, the keyooter, and Brooke. : .. ..............:... ·'-···-·"'""] ! I. ! • •• . . "ile , .. Amerlc1nJzlt1on" or Briefs , By United Pren lntematioeal .,.WINTE!l " HAVEN, ' 'LA - CHARLES EDISON, oon o! the ln• and··former socretary of the Na,Y, was catchil!jj 1 nap in lll•··c_.antn11fhen the northbeunll sn• .Meteor rammed lito Ill oouthbouncl sloter train Monday, JackknUIIjr car• like children'• Sea- COist Line atr~nen, one alendill! sWI and u,. Other rolllqj a'q about 60 mUss an hour belore 1he trllllneer idt .'Ids brekea, Crilhed heldon. Twen!1·aeven WIOIII Were iq. •pllallzed and d011ona of Olhero InJured. Edioon w1s hoapltallled for The ' oblmatlon. . ,' \' ~ . . ' '· · IIIROSIIIMA, JAPAN Nixon Will Pick Veep ' ' ·• JAPAN .TODAY oboer¥sd the 23rd . lnnl'loraary of ~ ~ ot the wol'ld'o Brot'alcmloiiCIIIh with ·.' (ll'l.foro for peoce, apeeclleo qalnst nucleir w - and a mu. ~ ll'lll!l P0110 Paul VL . .. 1· A crowd of tii,OOO WIIKII •p thered In ·ill,roililiua to offai' 1 .,~;i'JIIanl Pl'l18r for lite 200,000 Yll'l!ms of tlio Orat ~b. · • MIAMI BEACH (Vpl) - Riel>ard M. Nixon said today that the plete," NixOn said. ParliY lead- eR, he alid, ••can submit names chol.ce of a \'Ice prealcleJ#Il to me." corididate "wUI be 0110 I will . "The cleclsion will be OM I mike" rathef than leovlngtt IV ·wUI ·lhake after consultaUon." to the Republiean contention If l!llxon a11c1 he woold allllOUJlCe he receives ·tho pre~ DIJIIIo hla choice Thursdi.Y - ~ IDOrnlnll!oa. ill! after the presidential IOtlinAtap mornirig - s con- ltirlll'Pr..oced~~~:e. !ereDc4,>Nii!\lll. le!l no cloubttllat . He reiterated that he woold )10 l!lll c)Dike hla own salectlm "give much greater dQties, par. lnateod of oubmlttlng a ll~ ot tleularly ill the ar.Oa of the . nunei Jo ~.~ cmyeat!on. Jn.. citle1... to his ntllling mate. he ~~. I 09~ leaders 1ateld, submit a n.~ of namei to blm. "I baYO not lllalie I d~iston and ,will nol . . It until after tbe llilmiMUon PNceSI io Cam- eub, '*"" Appreciati;on Swim lustructor's :. hi.. adloill or eollt&t J1Ddltlt; yaa miJ quiiiiJ lor bll 11111111 011 ,..., Automoblla lltauranco. Stilt Auto. IIUtull oll111 I 800D STUDEIIT DIStOUNT 25". COl•""' ....,.. l'll1liiW up to Victory Crusades for Tempt Euended to Mrs. Lochary MiM Sauen Modem Carrie Nation ·:·:~:·:;:·:·=~:;:·:·:·:·:·:::':~:·::=~: =:::=:::::::::::::::~: ~~=::::: :::~::::~: ::::::::::::::::::::::~::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::~:::::;~:::::::::· ·- Hy CHARLENE HOEFUCH A modem • day Carry Nation bell describes the sprlgjltzy Miss Margaret Sauer or Middleport, whose avocation inure has been the al>olition or alcohol. A crusader for temperance since the repeal of the 18th ameldment, Miss Sauer has dedicated herself to the work or the Women's Christian Temperance · Union. While she's never taken a ~t,.. chet to the saloons. as the tamed carry Nation did at the turn ot the century, her numerous and emphatic dissertations have per .. haps been as cutting. Next month, Miss Sauer will retire as president or the Melg& County Women's Christian Temperance Union, a poslUon sbe has held tho past 10 years. Her successor wlll be Mrs. Betty Cline o! Middleport. MJs s Siuer was instrumental in the formation or the loca! organization following the repeal or the 18th amendmOIII 37 years ago and served Is ftrst secretary or the Malgs Unit Mrs. Helen Lewis, also of~ dleport, was first president; Mrs. H. J. Hysell was the treasurer, aoo the late Mrs, L. D. Diles was a dedicated worker in 1tle o'rganization. In 1940, Miss sauer, uslsted. by other t.en'q)erance workers 111 Middleport, which then had an ac U·ve mambershlp ot over 0 night, . "lndicatiolll - .... at tbe' that lhlll - iJ6r<:ti<IL ~ "lie is comfortablo llld free of pain," the holpltll aald. "Further bull- will be iasued as ~cated." O!llcialo II Walter lleld Hoepilal dlflned a myocardial illfareUoo .. •.......... to a. heart muaele noullbw friJIII a di.llllrbance of the ..........,. - myocardial drculatlon... Board ABked 60, or..nlzed the Loyal TetqJar· Alcoool II and Dooa" and took the pledge·- "Not to buy, drink, or rive. lt<pn SOUthern I.ocaf while I Live." At the last meet.. trld ~q>erbUnclenl William the five-mile march. C1ibb said lng of the LTL in May, 1941 • Hlllhe• and niembera ot t b o Mrs. Mont Miller presented eaeh Lanham slapped Ba·ker after are 1nvitecl to moot Wedof tru: children with a new testaone fall and hit him with his nesday 8:30 p.m. wllb a COIDJIIIt.. ment. fist after another. tee reproaent!ng - ' ' of the Secotkl Lt. David W, Wilt, anPOrtland """" at Portland achool other medic, said Baker got .to Of the five WCTU units organ- to review a adlm of tbe his feet and marched but "be- ized In the county, two reftllin board tloo!ng .t ile Portland gan running around like a: wild active, Potneroy aM Middleport. lchool. . man." Rutlaoo, llaclne and S)'I'ICuae 'lbe -cted tootrontatioo Wilt said Baker, apparently mons were disbanded when the grew out o! a apeclai maaa mootdazed by the sun, grabbed for t<M1lll "went dry," Miss Sauer. Ing last Friday evening llload. on the grGUDd but tum· ' an· approaching octosererlan, ed by • nported ...tO per etld" a stick bled into a ditch. He. said Lan- was president or the Midtfieport of the parenta ol the· cldldrell ham aoo Warner Jumped into union for seven years. . - . , Portland school. II waa the ditch aoo hit Baker whUe NUPlerous letters to represen- called by Mro. Lorldnl. he "thrashed around wild-like" tatives and eenators, as well as president of the l'OrilandP.T.A., The olllcers then put Bokor the president, have pleaded the to diiCUII and lllllkt J>l&nl in op. into an ambulance. Wilt ~d, cause of the local urd ts of the position to tha tlOIMU'O IICiiOD and medics reported he ml,hl Women's Christian TeJI1)erance by the hoord. die. Un!ou. Named to the comml- to "Ir he dies throw him ln a In Mlsa Sluer's words -'"God meet with tbe board lllld Hugileo diteh," Wilt quoted WuDer as alone knows what we have lc- are Mrs. Don Jomaon, WU!lam eomplished, but we 1mow we Ire Rou1h and Cl1renc. Lawrwnee. saying. ' The medics took llaker to tbe on His side. When our race is Superiatelldeat lil&llel bepn post hospital minutes later on about run, we are hippy to kmw hio - · 111111 lut - . fcl • order.s from another ranger of- wtiat we have done for God lnd io101ng the retum ot ~. Char· ficer. <>thess., especially the children.,. los 111111111> to retirement. · FT. BENNING, Ga. (UP!) The Army said it would present expert testimon,y from doctors today showing "physical evt.. dence or physical abuse" by two ranger officers \ClOD a ywng Negro sergeant who died after underoing .a training march. The ortlcers - Lt. Robert E. Lanham, 31, or Houston arvJ capt. Lance C. Warner, 26, of Sa:ndusky, Ohio - are charged with dereliction or duty, assault aod battery and maltreatment. Sgt. Lon E. Baker, 23, a Negro from Nashville, Tei'IIL, was uooergo!ng ranger tnlning under the two officers when he was allegedly beeten by them for failing during a forced march under a hot sun May 19. He died a week later, ~tPppar:.. ently of a heat stroke. "'ec, 4 Hobert Cribb, a medIc, testified Monday he saw Baker fall several limes dur!rw *"d New Attractio,ns to Feature County Fair's 13th Musical s......_ I ..... WASIIINGTON (UPI)Former Pre- Dwight D. EisenhoWer 111111rent!y lllfrered IIIIOther beart - t k ~. O!llcials at Walter Read Arllu' llled!cai CoMer amounced. It wu the ablb ouch -clc lbe 77 -¥ear .aid general bu auffere\1. It came 11 ba recuperated at Walter 1lead from two previoul ooos th1a year, A bulletin !rom Uo• boljl(tll aaid El"""""wer ''haC an atw:k IJ{ chest paina at. 6:1S th1a morning illlow!ng a ftl7 nltM J: ds 0 .r Army ~nten rrooJ ~~~~':'t!.::W~.'!:'~~ To Meet with 'll.r.s' treated Portlanders Negro Was 1r~ I · · .eo alcoiiGl~<> SelliiOI'Dia- .,, ·!¥!• 1 btlttr·tlllft·IVIIIP FIVE C~llf!S;. 1. WASIIIN(lT~N - AFTER DEC. I, NEWSP APE!1 belp w~ f8 ado eddrtoled exclualye11 to ooe .., ~~ the olher wlll ·be'!!!gal . AD American Red Croao awlm~diU... was extencled to the ~ lleirlll· adverllsed can O!ll(ba par~ b)' ~ lnlll! · fllllructor'a course will Mrs. w.. P. Lochary, chairman Clilicl sex. ' · be 11- It the Plellaant Point New costumes, new faces and Something Big," and ''So Wbat'a Grath wbo willalng ••Near You." The Civil Rlgbto Act oll8M oulilwed diaciimil!ltlon m the Reooltt frolll8 to 10:30 p.m. this of lba ""'rlean Wind llYmPhoIIY't Ju1J _.....,.. ln l'Ome- new backdrops will bo featured New?" will feature Karen Grlf• . Dancer Damy Sclalitz, .,_r of sex, to bec<me etrecllve Ol'llore4 &, the Equol f;D>. Week aiilnm weel<. floymell( ~~rwnilf Comml•alon. On ¥onclar tlte commlaaionoet · 'lbo.e'takiiW tlte course ohoolcl ""' b)' ,the\PIImaroy Chamber of whion Meigs coum;y's Big lleJ>d tlth and her trumpet with 1 mod- first Ume cast maiR>er, will do Minstrel AaiiOclatlonpresentsits ern dance group composed of ••Button Up Your Ov111rcoat." Doc. 1 as tile elfecu.. elate. "'llllouH8 or muat have......, COJIIDlorce Mmclay, The c of' c aiiO pit ... ,..._ 13th annual summer musical at Becky N""'"· Ste\'e ~'>Well, AM Tloe group will ·satute I h e ..!eli friJIII btch Kells ord Ita _..aatton to It! ..... the 105th Melga County Fair. Holter, Dick Nease, Cai!\Y Fultz, state of Indiana wii!!Jieil Col, WASHINGTON - THE JOHNSON AD!ollNISTRA110N kopt IV COUdl> realdellte interealeil in The mu&leal will again be preRalph Werry, Debbie Crow, Danmer alnllni "Can't Get lndlana t1io """"""ic prelolli't '"'tile 1Wil i~todo.!'.' hoPiill to' brf~W .......W,.: -uo to eCiiact Kr:L ll'lbut!>f• of - · tllooe wbo · sented ao the grandotend aUraeny Schultz, !ilelia Childs and Off My llllnd," and "Kokomo, ~ . bslne, t1r helped llt ~ (~ on~-8) . '. 'Y..., SCI,lli. il9i.266L . other...;.. ' lion on Thursday, Aug. 15, and Ray Alkire. Indiana," to lntr<Mluce the boy''f, I' • '• Mrl. Lochary hal reported Saturday, Ang. 17. Curtain dme Mrs. Juno V•n Vranken, a girl dance Uno llt rural type COlveteran rA the association, will !liming. Jayne Lee -lch will tbo ~~~""'*""''• viall was a n. both eveninp is 8:30p.m. Openirlll this year'• proG/c· present a madiO¥ from "Okla- fllriber the theme wltll a vocal llandaJ IIICceQ. AI lor - anC., It waa <.l"'•illlled·U.e. evenl tlon will be, "If My Friends homa," and another velenn, AI· rA an early Irving Berlin tune, wa1 ver;y -,.IIile tloiu&tl COuld See Me Now, • featuring Ice Nea10, wli! do a CarOl 1lurll. "Bomeolek" aaliotad by B8ck;y a sequ!nqed coltJU!Ied dance line ott typeDUIDber, "NoiJOC!y, "back- Nease and Nancy Hirrla. Round111. ot tho .... COIIliiOHCI or Nancy Harrlo, Sbel· ed by a dlmcln& line compooed of 1ng, out tbe salule will bo steve frio. Ia Ch1ldl, Mary Braollary, eo- Lola Sauer, Kath7 Morpn, Cln- Polteii lin8ing"LlltloRedBarn~ at Blll0¥'1 Ill!' Ball11; Nancy 'rbomtaon, · ti.Y !layman, .ro,ao.Riley, Sherry lntromlc!ng the tap 11!11 of Mary lunclllon, Pam Ntuta!!ng, Kay Me~ Mayer, PattycOlibia,KirioGI'If· Bradbury, Karen Grltlllh, Patty six Kancla ~. C1i11f F 1, Bill, Debbie NOnio, ceu..e· ~.. toHina, Debbie Gruoaer, Kay DOI.ida IJ!iuelir, ~ Jean. Go1iall, 1\liryllol!l'.,., Sallcl\', ~lr· McGowan, Am lt>lter, Bettelf!ibI!Gb~ iftd Dibble Ci'OI'; kit · line! ~~ ' sllltier anli •Sally GldiCikar. Fnr...Jil, Cl¥,cb) ~' bar· Chiiii\Y ~ llr/i!. ' Thlrt-.\-~roid , · · (lijot, wiD ltiolte b!o «ht · •'l)aiOIII'QII!Ite,ll). lrj& with ldolalhar, "!llooe"'lb'W" of • "' '' · accomi'IIIJinl, on the bii\IO 'tounje Oft'ered ' . .' ' fa!le•• N!11J G1*11or of JGII' cir II . TUESDAY, AUGUST 6, 1968 from the Convention ••. . ' io1L ··-···•·«••··"··· - · .J .. • :;~]@l1~~l~~~~~~~i~~i1~;m~l;;iiml~~l~~~~~~~l~~~1~mtf:~~~ ;~~;H~;j~~ : ~ ~:~;~~~ :~:~:j:~:~: ~i ~~~~;~~~~~;~;~~~~~t;M~;~:~~ ~; •,' '' . • • ., • ' News~_•• in ; latrod • ·.-.. . . . . .__,_.... .. ' ' UCJDg The new--ldpport~. ofbpday~ lt'scaD,d . 1 ' ,. /' 1 . 1 ,r f. . ' p0MER0Y.MIDDLEPORT, OHIO · Nlxoo said he felt Clllfornl. Vletilom. .. Gov. Roaald Reapn'a declaiOD · ·-:~::;&::;&::<;».:;:;:;:;:;:::;:;:;:;: ,. . . ' ' reljiQIII with ...., '10 tbo ·;:;:~P:ome:r:::·~•:har:aed::w:ith~.2':·To:.:re:sol:..~the:pr<ibl::em~ol~~llon::of:the::V:I:otN:m~W=II'~.==~ .... ' ' • ,, lh•vniPfl To ThP lntere.d3 OJ Tlu! Meig3·MtUOn Area ' .... North YletDimeiO ,..... .llouncl Repti(CIII at-: ·y ' atelier'• Soullt to • MIG~RPIUSE on tbem," La llld. Diplomatic lltllll'C8I '. Russian Leaders ' • •• NL,..... M'US' t Be JnLJ d .d C ll e Sa.ys Hanoi .•' "" ;May Meet With said the m!Cl·~ ' me driven b)' Ropr Dl !ldf. lei, 2i, Rutland, and IJI.W,' Jacko; 44, Rutlanll. n.to _. htav7 ·dama&es to the !lii!Jel and 'moderate to the Jacka car. No ehll'PI weri rued. 1 '~ 1 A driver was dtecl to OCIIII'I ~· the reoult o1 anotber taccldellf which took place at9:25P•'I'•,aiai dny '1" Route 21s, u .Dilli• ..,...; ot Reule 7 In Gallla CllUIIb', tl!l · palrol said. Mddorate clamaieli wweblcur· red to cars ·dr(yen b7 Dtilovlil\ R. Watlliln, 27, SeotiDWD Raule J,., and lllolllon H. Hou'*o 11, Gailt. . polli, The llotrol Mid the Houclt car crossed ovtr ceaterline ~£.: Hoock was clled to 1111.!j .: ctiarge. f ·• . VETERANS MEMORIAL .: : HOSPITAL >, .' SA'l1JRDAY ADMISSioNs - •' ' Mila Huclaon, P • Lllllla " Hatfield, llextOr= Wlte, · llldclleport; AlllrlaJetrers;Pom.: ~ oroy; Autumn Sayre, 8yr1Cuoe1 ' carteU& Van Mater, ClJtloa, SATURDAY DlSaiARGES"" . ll .. I By United Preas lntel'llllttonal MIAMI BEACH - DESPITE MOUNTING prenure to make an !lll'ly choice lor the presldential 'nomlnation, Gov. James 1i. Hhedeo ol Ohio hsld the favorite oon deslgnatlm ~ at the Republlcao Natiolal convention with no IQ)'alty swiichea in .•lglt~ ~· colored folder pushing "Rbbdes tor Preslaent" W&fl distributed IIIDD)'IIIoosly under hotel """"' doors of the delegates late lllooilay nl(ht. The folder allied, "If ever we needed IIIIW laader· ~ MfAMI BEACH (UPI).:.Rich· to lormally become a Cllll!lclate flhiD we need lt now" am. uRhodea 'tor a better America." It showed lrd M. Nixon said ~ he has for the nomination 11 would make the goverll!lr in Vlrioos poses, lneludi"' a family portrait. ••not seen sinee my arrival ~re the contest milre exciting In ihe IT SOME Republl:llllli hot Romanian Comany erosion of _my strength" last two days- but I do Jiot fill! predicted he w<ldd win the think it will change the results." munists lod!u' pnised tho GraJMI Old Party's platform ~lank oo Nlmn .told a crowded newa VIetnam. Said Bucharest Radio:· "The platform voiceo a Just and, l!IIPubllcan prealdenlial nnminatloo on an early ballot. conference at his swank head- for everybody,. an equitable solution of the Vietnam problem on the Nlxon told a news conference quarters hotel, the Hilton Plaza, prlncfple of selroodetennhatlon." MoSCO'IV Radio took a more orthodoX Red oiew or the GOP t1i1t If he receives the that he felt conflclent of winning nnmiMtion, he wiD consider the ncm1natl.on "and I think it Vietnam plank. Tbe Soviet broadcast sold the plank was oot 1 ncleat. goaitl.on" on the iai:ue it said is the "main concern or the lbirlll to Ruosla durtng the next will be on an ear1y bl1lot." 11 1 have nOt seen aince my American naUon. In general terms the platform calls !or a jusl ccqi!e ol weeks to 111ttit the Soviet leaders. arrlwl here ai\Y erol(oo ol 11\Y aeltlement - hot !rom a posiUon of !oreo and under Americfln :. "l wUI not ll1lke a declslm on otrongth," he added 11 the news conditions.'• that until altAir the ,_!nation conference a Uttle over 12 hours MIAMI BEACH - CIIFSTER GILLESPIE, the only Negro memIJCcuro," Nixoo slid. He a11c1 the after roaching ciloweltlon cicy, The lateal UPI count · of ber of the Ohio deleption ID the Republican NatiOIII! ConvenUon, fiUlli>Se of the lril wO!Ild be to listen to the Ylewa ot the delesale• olun!tcl Nixon within · Ia trying to persuaile the other members or the group to sq)port Ruaailll leldera "on the world an eyelaah of ihe nomlnatloli. New York Gov. Nelsm A. R<i<kefeller, rather then Richard 111. Nix· altuadoo Including vt-.n. but With 667 delegate Voteo requirocl m. GUle~C>ie; from Cleveland's 21st District, . cotled Nixon "a sure Wiler no clrewnstancea would lor victory, Nimn had 663 be lor the JIUIPOSe of dlaeuaolng lnelUdtfl! 277 111'11117 comm!lted loser" and olld both RepL Frances Boltoa and William Mlnshotl and 386 leaning to him. The would be defeated in ·November U Nixon hooded the GOP ticket. any settlement." Nixon said b!o namo wtllld be other dolepteo were divided 276 "He will destrQ)' 11\Y Plrt.Y in Clevelaoo," Gilleaple said Monday, placed In nom!natkln ol the ror Gov. NeiJQ~~ A. Roc:ketener ••Nixon won't get four per ~nt. of the Negro vote. It wlll mean a GOP NatiOIII! con-on WIMI- of New York, 179 lor Reaian, !Ue aoo death struggle lor the par~" nesday n!gjlt by lill1'7llllld Gov. 180 lor favorite SOIIO and 35 MIAMI BEACH - REP, JOHN ASHBROOK, R-Qhlo, one o! "'lro T · Ajplew, who threw his uncommilted, two delegates from Ohio not supporting Gov. James ~ Rhodes. 1\IIPDrl to the former vice presldeDt Monday. :W*:I»..>.}.W~>.~:~.,;o;-x.W.-!::»..::w.: aaid ~ he may swlicb his convention vote to Cliilornia Gov. Honald Reapn. Ashbrook, along with Charles M. Cole from AoJ>. NiliDII, Qpeating tanned and haled, said he had not decided TV W Guide .,. brook's 17th Dlstrlct, were elected on an anfi..Rhodes ulate. AsJl.. on a vice prealdeltlal ruJ11111w 117 unltocl Press lnterMIImal · brook aa!d e1rller he plannod io llii>PDrl Richard M. Nixon. The consenative Ashbrook, an ardent supporter or Barry mate hot he emphasized tlilt he TV watchers sulde lor RoGoldwater in the 1964 ,Preaidential race. said GOP State Chainnan llooe wouid lftake. the !IIlii · pul!licc Notlmal Cmvenllcin: John S. AJM!rews had 1sked him to cast two votes for Rhodes on "clalon. ·· TIJn,o: 8 Lm. EDT lor WednesdaY' a firat ballot so Ohio would report a unanimouS ballot . He ll1d pltly ~~ could NBC lllld CBS; 9:30p.m. EDT or 58 for the state's favorite son. ••1'11 vote for either Nixon or "oubmlt namas to me" and lot ABC. . ' idded that ha would diocuaojhe ~'llea~:Rep.Ger· , Reat:an. but not tor Rhules," Ashbrook said. "I am not goh'@' for ·: •· · J,.., · • · __,_ - · PoniMlltl&o wllli IIAivlsero and ..r fAircl, ot Michlsa• .., . ... Rochettllu aW"MliF,'" ..... • · ·•· • ~ 14» GOP . olllcllli Iller! ·the U. PW\ aa·perm~JII chaltCOnveotlon nom!natea its Pi'•.. , mu Ia the ~ubliCillllltten I d e ·n t candidate Wednesday , 10 thatr IH8 platlorm ll)Oiildght. But he tJqJbasloecl: "The iDil oot the par~'• position dedslon will be ooe I wU1 cii key l11ueo, lltclUdlng the •·!'!'" car'; lralllliC car 11 equipped with a trllllemltler wbtc• auto abead. TallliCbll ollhe lrollt vehicle re~ tile :-•pater "reado" ... otpal 1111d aollalll btUet imtl ac• a pro10t 1ale lollowbic ~ wiD be mabtta!lled, Jle· ore liHed togetller by IDvlsllile oleclrollle be.i ~· 1 'flilo, .. ,'. ' ' . In ~· q,unt1 at 101~ tiKiay, tlll CouniY Hold 1.6, ·. ht, ' . a mil. """" ol Route ,lU, 'Piq: cara. were dalllagecl whell thlll'i ' .Colll'!ldo -no patrol .. . ., • '• ,If Nominate,.d, Ol(enbacher car, tho,palllll Ol!.maeher was . .. . zor hoagital lor · Ill, , was believed to have ~~~-~· ., lrj hi• eyes. Ho waa db~1·: Hits Pole as Rod Co Off $30.10 .......~...... C.MitltT.,_ The pony ran from ~~':::, . -ent. fq)loWinf • . '' NixOn Supremely Confident ofEa11 ·117 Mleit Sf:ullii.Y. ~~~ .. 1. There .... 1 cWDI.i8 1o the at' , . of tilt rcod 1nte tho MEJGS GENERAL HOSPITAL SATURDAY ADMISSIONS Isabelle Hannahs, Pomeroy. SATURDAY DISCHARGES Two Fined, Two None. Rev. Paul senors, Rt. 1, Ra- ~ SUNDAY ADMISSIONS - Vercine, enroole to the Racine Flre l non Little, Middleport. SUNDAY DISCHARGES - stotion to go on an emergency Clarence Hayman, Byron !lay· squad call, met with an auto ac· 'i fined and elden! Sunday at 4:45 L m. when ~ Two defendants wore · man. the tie rod dropped off hia ve- f two others forfeited-a In the hicle. j court or Pomeroy 1\layor ~~es The Meigs COUnl;y Sheritl'o ·, Logar Sawrdi.Y nlgjit. Forie ng DI!Pirtment said Rev Sellers • - s were Bobby H-rd, Litiraveliqj south on Roo~ 338, de Hockin& $IS jHlited 00 a ultli\Y polo upon turning right ' charges of cross!ngayeUowline, The Pomeroy emergency onto Vine-St., in Racine after 1 .... ml WUllam Ward, Kestler, W. squad was kept on the move sat. tie rod came free. Medium daJD. ~ ··VL, $IS, posted on charge:.: unlay and Sunday. age was caused to his car. Rev, · · ng to wear motorcycle At 5:35 p. m. Saturday, the SoUers sustained scratches on · geor. h squad went to the scene of an hlsrlgbi arm. . Fined $10 and coots eac were accident on Route 7 near the Dole He was enrouts to the mishop Perry Kennedy, Pomeroy,chari· Kautz home fr001 where Kathryn Sunday at t L m. where a car with opeediiiL aoor-ellNelDaily was token to Veterans Mam· orlal Hospital lortreatmentofln- driven by Devid Joe Sellers, 21, Rt. 1, Portllnd, went overanem· opera OIL jurles. The squad was called baRanent lDto the Bowman' 1 Run about 8 p, m. Saturday to East Main Sl where Clrletta Van Creek al01111 Rwte 124. Sherllf's authorities said Sol· Meter was struck by a car. lers' 1962 model car was beavl!)' At 9:38 p, m. Saturday, the damoged lllld he haa beeo cited to squad went to the Frank G 1 u I Malgs County Courtmarecklesa residence in Chester. He was operation charge. There repo~ brought to Pomeroy, transferred edly were no llliurleL to an ambulance, m:l tiken to Holzer HospitaL LOCAL TEMPS SUnday II 2:23 p, 111. the IICjuad Tbe telllj)eratore In PomerQ6'' 1 was called !or Eakey J, Hill, dowJWown buslneso district It F1twoods Road, who w1s injured 11:30 L m. ~was 74de&reeo, when he was reportedly knocked urder overcast aldea. down by a horse. Ha wao token to Veterano Memorial Hospital aoo admitted !or treaiDlenl The hospital said Hill's injuries were painful but opparentzy not ser· louo. 3 ROOMS New Furniture ONLY $'299 No Pressure - Gimmicks or False Advertising. We Can Give You Brand Name Furniture At The Right Price, Backed By Good Service! · ~· • Cessna Embeds· In Jet ,., 1~· new ~ c(lft· I ' • .~V9L. ~XI NO. ]3 dwellers to start or take over states, • '· '. 'lr ' Americanization" of the war and pledged the GOP to a YouOweltTe YounelfTe ' .< munlty development bank" to heli> finance efforts by shun their own ent,erprises. Tbey called for Social Security boollts keyed automatically to price and dlplomaUcall,y'' while for- rises. They proPQSed to shorten the saking his own 111&4 pledge to period-now age 19 througil 25sooo no Americans to ftgjlt tn which young men are subject Asian wars. . "We pledge 1 program lor to. droll Tbey p!Uillsed to eoo peace in Vietnam," they said. the draft when they can. They "Neither peace at any price nor pledged a drive against drup, a camouflased surreOOer of including marUuana and LSD. legitimate United States or They defeooed the right ol allied interests, but a positive responsible citizens to bear program that will offer a fair arms · but said the "indiocrimlnand equitable settlement to all, ate" sale o( guns should be based on the principle of selt- halted, preferably by state aoo determinatlon, our national local action. interests and the cause of longrange ·peace." They promised a 11 progressi ve de-Americanization 11 of the war, • '. have raised eyebrows 1 cot»le of !lecades ago .even in a doadnent drafted by De,... They proposed a 1. ' drafters committed the party to action and policies dial would erats. ...' , . '• I • l.t:IAMI , BEACH ' ~ ,. .homa. •t"t tum from lut year• a tbow~ will leArn again to do I (lal '90 - ed munber. ·~Everybocly step," • A popWaJ' - 0( -)'Mrl back - thelrumpet of Clyde Jlt• Cqy- willbe1'lpi'Oib:edbii'Karen Gr!llltb dolrlll McCny'a fam.. il'd ~•&Jaar Blues. u Cloo!ng the 11bow with ''I AID't Got NobodJ" will be Mrs. and a blackllgltt dancln& Cal!\7 Fultz, Alii lt>lt.r, Kll' McGowan, 11111' Alldre, Ra1Ji11 Werry lllld Dick '1111 llnlle 'wtn tarry aut • rellaiOUJ ailcl I tlllriollc ~ hl&hlt&lllad l!nnamtlonbl' Nra. · *-•· Kethr)'ll Crow, ~~~~~ 11on11 Mi ·11- I&J'OI.' . - (Ji\ MrL Ollft Sill '. ' �. ~"'i-, 2 ..,. . 'file ~ ·~ ~ . .' , . •', j P-ror-Mlddl4port, o., Tuo• • ....,.u.'.•"~ . , ' Fonrotlfn . ·. But . :1.\ Not Gone '" ·4 , .·', ,,~ , L 'It· .. .'. ' . r ·< .. .. . · .. , '~ {~., • ,·:~. \l' ,,.. ,r,;. ,. ~ , ' .J \ • ' ' • I .... ' '" • • • ' ' ,.r . ll..,.. . . M•Stan® • ~ · •" WS<:S .\V!U ., · . , , j; ' ' ' ... .. · ·. o' 1.~ - ~ 1be :!Jiilltil sta~o. · Y'f .lb•ot ,....~•· codl· piled, lit 111• ~ 'lUber':"· loll~· -~ ReiiPfl'lllory DIIOI!IO Aaa6clotlon oil 11111 balls ot Ill· t!clol-~ hatelheb:brlihter sldl. Compariclto the pl~e as It existed a.lew years aao. TB h&a been dltnlnlohln8 at a !atr rate. AceordlnJ to "Ideopread medical opinion, t h I s larp\7 re!le~ the Ol!lney of drugs, the moat eftectlve tool lor treatment and prevention rl. fuherculosls. • .. In 1966, the Isles! year t 11 r whlch breakllowns are ...UI· blo, lour nonwhite& came down NEW HAVEN - The Luther- with TB lor every white periOD an Church Women at their gen. eral meeting enjoyed a picnic S1llli>Ol" recently In the park. The program, in charge of Mrs. J. V. McGrew, was on the topic, ' "'ur Lutheran Heritage." AD article, written by MrB. M<· I ' . ....... 'n. tlao ,ih• .lll'CII\1l' ,IIOU "· ka:f-!!':'~ 1110 . . . . . 9>c:l~'or'chrla, "'!!lll<<ll!llbOtwMG pove.V, . · • tlili11~ee or He~' untied prelled '• ll\1illl' ~··· lnd .. . . Cl'oitch h~v~;been In- . • -... II _oi1C1_polnlo "! ~ lOlli· vltod '10 . ahar~ In a Lmce ai col aree lor .....,...._,.~ Paul's Unliod Mothodill In tuture a!len>Pis toM<ethe . dNrchTue!difennlniwhenthe ln<ldence o! luberculooiL ·'· : - r e Or 'the missionary ..,. PUblic hestlh olll<llla and tho · <~ In tile ,..,. dlur<h 11 re, voluntary anti-TB Jlllll'emenl Cln- l'l~ Thlo senlce will beltln eludlngyourloeaiCbrlatmaoseal at 7,30'pm. · organization) are takbqJ more chat..~ ot the HIIIIIID&IOn aerlously than ever ll!o leoiCII District WSCS wUI be resent that a reaDy ou<<ess!UI asBBult to 8Jjllalft the ..,. or~zstlon '"' TB must Include meaaurea!or or the WSCS whldl resulted when pnorol ·Improvement o! Ul'lng the Discipline ot the new cllurch conditions In the urban <etUrs. lilt structure of var- Taryn, 14, wino all That' • where the hilibost cllolole kllll ~·· . risk lies, and tho weakest armor MelliiiOta Oipt8 cbo1f wUI aloo against lt. - From the loeal ·. ahara with htJ,W choirs In a TR and RQ Assn. romblnod snluP Ill the M a s o n ' Count~' Fair 1\leaclajl evening to slnlla apeelol aelectlcin. Regular 111011!1111, meetlngoftheLooal Conterence (to be re«Qilnlzod In the ..,. church as the AdllllnlstrsUve Board) hal been postponod Ulltli Grew ••Our Lutheran Her f • • noxt Monday. August 12. tage" was read by Mrs. W1 J. Wedneaclajl evenln& 1 h o Ham Powell Sr., and another, Helen Bottel 'Rolalta aJjd Bible stud.v uoar Musical Heritage,,. read ......,. will meet st 7:30 o'<loek by. Mrs. Harry L~. Dear H,Jen: and choir mambera will pra<tlce Attending were MrB , WOllam YOUTH ASKID FOR rrt Pd like to tell "COIIeernod afterward. The Tbui'aclajl mornThio rolumn lo lor )'(lWIC pea. I'<Jwel I, Sr., Mr s. Melvln Kn IIJIP. Teenu and others that ~le Ing Bible stud,y wUI center In Mrs. David Roush, Mrs. Jolll pie, their problems and pleaaARE Involved. Yoo just doft'l F. Rou sh, Mr.s. Herman Llij'lle, ures, their troubles and tun. Aa hear about tbe "reaeuers" near- Acta 24, Frlda.Y ovonln& the !lrst In • Mrs. CarroII Adam s, Jr., Mr. . with the rest ot Helen Help Us!, ly oo much. . Urie& of ftve claasea will be William Russell, Mrs. o 11 0 It welcomes taqho but ...., Tbls opr!ng 1 ,.. atts<kod on held In Holghto eburch st 7:30 rMr • dodge a serlooo Cflestloo with 8 Grimm, Mr 1. .J • V• MC:\naW, the beach. Pdheard 80liDichabeut p.m. when the new .Wit chur<h aDd Mn. Harry Layne, Mr. and bru sh-oll. pecplo turning a'fiiiJ' that I hadn't B<hool Uterature wUI be review· Send your teenage Cf!Ostlono !\Ira. Jolm F ry, Mr . and Mr s.. much hope. But one a<ream, snd ed by loin. Nsney Ramm. Thlo Charleo Smltlt and 1\ir, and Mra. to YOUTII ASKID FQR IT, care OV8t'JOIIO <81110 ruJIIing. ' T b e Y material will be used starting ' ~llam PIJwel~ Jr. rl. Holen Help US! this DOWIPI· lbolr Uves In their banda to In scp.mtier. por. help a stranger. When I tried to MIDSUMMER "NOTIIING BUT thank one of them, 8h8 eald, . Q-What is the name of THE GOOD'' COLUMN "Anyone would have ddne t h e · 1M rtridence of the prtoidelll DearReacloro: of Fnmco? same." 1 believe she was right A-Elysee Palaee. For ten years - · I've print. too. · GRATEFUL, AGE 17 ed a Christmas uNOGttog BUt The Good" colwnD - and r\re oNi-u~en: With sll the talk abOUI other sprlnklod my trooble-treo lettera kids' parents bolng the best, I around quite ganeroosly In befeel 11 Is my Wt:Y 10 11111 t h e times. Even so, they pile !aets straiSht. Mine are way out up, Here's an extra dividend or In front. We took I vote Oll It upbeat maU. I hope yoo readers' last night. rm 16 and have a twin lister. are the 1;ype who no care whlll Most peoplolhlnk we'reJusttpJOd I the trsln runs on time, - R. !rlends be<auoe we get olong so we)l. ()lr !olks trealus as lndl· l'lcllals. We can tolk to and toll o u r parOnts anything without them gatllna mild or yelling. ~ lfve liM~ It yoo alk, bill ar~~~'l Jn, •llOitod If Ybu doft'l fOllow; II. They rea117 understand tho pr<>bIITTID IlNDER l•ms that seem so important to "Co •Ilea~ 1ft! hltll l•l Be's worth 50 bau:k-1" Omrch Women Enjoy Picnic '' t ( •'' •• ,. • ' I' t' 'I ~ Bengals Will the · ·••Jlelease Six •'. ' •• ' '• Trust Helen Help Us••• sy when 1 !eel rm old OIIDI18II to do a thing they say uNo" to, my older brother Is csllod ln. l{e'a a great kid, even II he clooan't lot me do everything I :!JBB Comp~l e * ilh p•pe•. d•C· toon1r1, i n de~ . IU i lnm~n l boo~~ . Colofflil vinyl cover. :~ I ... ~. ·' J. ! • nac:h to ' I 1' The . Counter That Cooks ac:ceP- a 11Nd' without . "" arguJnelt, to offer to do 11011l0tliln8·around llle boose, or to pUt up Wltit your kid brothar lor an -...on. (lie'• a big holp when yoo're trying w perfect your tennlo.) . One get~eJ"atloa can't suocea... IUIJ,y doSB the gap. lllul, with &Idea going half It can be dime. This means an extra ..Thank you'' ror a tiny fayor, a smile when you're In a lousy IIIOOd, and parents who 1 r e !rjendl, rather lhaD llonds. Try It, II r..U, -kot ADd hevlng a !amll,y that Is tun to be with Ia well worth the extra 111,)', oftort. - tot . That Cooks ami its Cookmates hy Coming. Come tt"mpt YOIIJ'St')f. KING BUILD~RS SUPPLY MIDDLEPORT, 0. (Upt) ' ,.r,. '' ' ' . ., i:,·.•: 1 i l ' " ., , .. •, '. ' I· • .' - ST, LOUIS (IJJ>J) - , Or~ Cepeda *'1d the st. Louis Clfdlnsls are feel~!)~ ~~ l&lin, ~t ~ Clpt:inllltl Rfd~ IIIII the rest ol the N•t191111) ...,uo tee! a rolljJoe ,comlnc 'II' , . Just. 24 , boors ·ip, the taeo tor tho pe,..m _ . . t . to still be apeJI When the Chloqo Ci*s awept three straight from the Clrdt. And a more encour.. Ill'-! note !Or the also ran team• was that Cepeda. st. Louis' MVP 1 year llo. was on tho bench lor weak hllll111J. The Cincinnati Redo· I~ thlt lhi'-!s are be<k to normal Monday night when the Csrds downed them 3-2 as Copeclilslr>glod lind B<ored the de<ldlng run o! the game. Clll>edl was lltnltod to one plnciHlltd'-! •pearen<e In the laat two gam•a, but he put hlo _ ,Heed ~ ur the ctnOinnatl' BoDgalo• J:..~r~!!'..~ .1 . . _, .-·u·:·:' ~~,{C ~ ~·~.--. I. ( : . j • ' · ' ,,. ' I '' 'l ' ', \ 1 •: ' ~~· ~· . • ' ' ' - . • 'i ' ' ,,,. ~ . . , I·: .•. • • ' .. '. ;\Brown hold a workout Moo~ afternoon at the team•o l!'alnin& camp at. 1\'Umlniton eo.Dealte•• ...---. .........,_ ~..,. IIIOrnlng with u~1 a·~llanto ' lllms o1 llllurcli.Y'a as; •• de!eal. ,. 1_~g those pl01er1 roleesod Wll deflllolve bs<k 8>1,;,.., _ Br•-•• a-~·•recl !rom "r.'-· --., .....,... 1!10 New York J~·. ~--~ -u•-• a<Ored tho .,_•ala' firot'-··h· r__ ,_.oe WI&.. 1 """" ,. on a 75.•ard run ·•·r ~ lilcklne up a fumble. eame home on an lnlleld O!Jl by !"olson RrUoa. ·l!rll•swa•ll!tl! · tho pltchlnr win, a 25th ~ · when lhe Redo icored tiro runs present. . • In the el&li!b- ·• Redo · RallY ~n l!lliibtli ' !lneln Foor The . Rolla' stapd a rolly In Cepicll, blllbw lust .259, the eltdlth qtJ BriJeo. VM!i Pt... tau,.t to hi~ I~ his other three Alex Jolinson, Lee MIJ ~nceo 1nd hit Into 1 dou- IIIII JOim Beneh all aiJiiped ''"' tile pia, In the third lomb1g. ste• att.r two wore out to ac-"Tbls was a very big game, 1 <OUlll lor the two runa. Wayne teol grOII," Cepeda beamod In Granger, who reUeved Briles, the clubhouae. "I've been atck retired Tol1)' Perez to end the watching the games from the lmiJ1g. . ben<;h/' He wsa ~lltod after living "' Tho Cords got slqde runs In a one-out slqde to plnciHlltter the llrat two Innings oil loser Frod Whitfield In the ninth. Joe Gerry ArrJiO, 7-7. Loo Brock, Hoerner came on til retire Don who olso tripled In the elifrth but Pavletlch and Pete rose to end ,waa strsndod, led oil with a the game; .ti1ple In the 1\rst lind seated on Briles, 14-7, aUowod nlns hits JullaD Ja>ler's single. In 7 ~ lnalngo, whllo Arrigo Ron Dsvia 1,1111 Dol MaxvUI ~ seven innings and gave slqdod In the second and Davis . . angzng Up His Spikes ~ Q . u· teaDt aheild $.0 WbOn he -~ed on Mike Sllannon's cloUiilt. The 1'WI ~ Ill be the ilitrerence . Cepeda Feeling · LOUIS, Mo. (IJPO- salaried Marla said. "I !eel it's 1liJier lllarls, tho rnsn who beet Uma tor me to got out and Blbe Ruth's BIJ.Iiome run re<ord spend a little more time at By VITO STELLINO with 61 omashea In one seuon, home." '' UP! Sports Writer &lid today he Isn't one to Marlo &lid, "I didn't teollt'a qutckl,y !orpt lite wllb the New too easy' on me phyol-"-... 1 Orlando Cepeda Is leeilnl! y .._. great qaln but the rest of the ork Ylllkeeo. don't have thai we of body Natlonol League has that "It' a Uke being burned, yoo thel I !eel can keep guiJw day oinking feeling. never pt rid o!tht a<ara," tho alter day•••! suHer tor It In the 34...-·Just 24 hoora ago, it stUl ~,-.old Marls slid, mond-" Iooked Ilke there . c-d -·• he a . . The st Loula Clrdlnols callod Maris sold he told the race. The Chicago Cubs, with 23 a1...._.110\1'1 <on!eron<e MondlY Yankees that he was &v• -'118 w vlctoriea in 30 gunes, swept n,... 11 which Marls, tlanked reUre I>Yo years ago, three otratglit tram the St. ' !'\1~ cut Wll Rtehard Slah. by Generol Ma._r B I n g Trade I Surprise Louis Clrds climaxed by ll!o 7.._., '""' 300 ,.......ru - - • unl ~•enal•e Devine IIIII Red "Then, the trade came aboot .• "·hoendl Sunday's epic iJ-5 trlUJil)h In 13 •••"e obtained ~ ·~ Oak ~ nst, aiiiiOIIIDCiod h I a before I ha4 a chance w open ;::; lla!Cio/1,- ,::::• -~ m•~ bssebell rodrement ot the and my mouth," Marla said. Innings. '¥'""' ,Dj.vm• ..w ~ ot thl To make things more enoou-~tooea·and~~•~"t~·t~the~aw UYes," Marla said, rcru P'"" ha ........ , ra~ for the rest of the ~IJ've "'""""' more lo jump on leaaue, the Cards' MVP o! • - eald ••· '"'""•'ly I~" ln ·the World Series, if we're ln a..., ulng 1 was quiWng year ago, Cepeda, was on the ;.. n -un wmre v•"' ... ~ -,ouJd have , been more cula because New York got rid of bench lor wonk hllll~¥o And Mmulq but the camera und to Sehoendtens~ lgi'Nd, "Yea, me.'" he said. "I dec:ld~ to Cepeda La n'Oted tor his !Ike the mo~s Solllrd81 nilht Roger wUI , p~sy · In the World play...ml things were good mondlneos when things aren't """"'""•"' ~ mslllllletion 11111 ~rlea, that s dellnlte. .. wsll, II enoogh last year alii 1 enjoyed 1 oil, iome ur. the. olfenslve films we make It he sure wilL" II enoUBh lilat year w give It goB~ wtoclay everything w a s 'litre rulnod. El\loyed CSrdiJel Stint one more try." · back w normaL Cepods moved : The lour othera cui tram the Marla, who obtalnod I beer or his treatment whUe a ba<k Into the starting nneiC' IICPII4 lolond81 wsro detenslve distrlbulorahll) In GalneoviUe, Yankee, which he 'said made and scored the wlnnlnr run In bfdt• Sidney EIUa . and James Fla., frllll Augusta A. Busch, hltn reacLy w quit bsseboll two the Cards' 3-2 >ictory over the ~liOn, both ~li llnlbaek. ~r;, cardinal president, said, year, ago, Marla said, "I don~ Cindmati Reds Molllay oipt. Tom R~, a". ~etm•Ha~ 'l ve. hid two ot . the'" tn01t ~:you ev~r forget. . Meanwhile, the Cuba' six..gam.e pl.,-~ l(_&iil.Damu-t;;>·~ 7~s p_, plsy._h.... l~ll9.l~to;WU,!J>t / wiQill!l· ~\l'eo,!< ws 1 spappod b)' ac:CIIir*l floln a.tJo!o, oi.s ~'lleri In st ~-_, :'<lr'" lt,. Ultf Hiibt \ool'\11JV Into · a S:i"lbss w the Atlants Broves · ......, Rarold . J<lles, 100DIIOI' Rect' . New York, It doesn't bother me 11 added .;p w 1 t41tame lead ' •rotbor ol alli>fO ond David Asked wh:• he would Want to at all," Marls eald, " u 101¥ •• lor the Csrds- and a big smile ''DoaCCMI" Janel ot lbe Lea An· quit while clolng I capable job we go In there to win boll 00 Cepeda'• lace ,.tu Rami. with tha cardlnala, the 175,000.. games., • Great ST. lola..,.,. 71t S.VInp 1ncl Cl)IIWI111! nce I ~ one bo•. Popl.ll., 1 2 !fold . C()lare(l tii i HII. Browns Slack OtT, T9·Meet 1211i CAIJRIOGES ::. 77t ,__ , .... You'll •-'• ~,.. in lltOIIO!IIia lor thoI tmlft tii,IJ'I hhl, wnh1ble blu1 ink . IUiardAS ' ,. •' - •~ ·9·9c ·· LOOSBW RWR PAJIIII :_. 4Bc IC' ,ollhl hila. ~·· hit l,n the olghlli ~ex­ hlo hlW'-1 streak to 18 llllioll. The loso knocked ClndlinaU Into !ourth plilee, lt'h IIIII•• wt o!. llral alii one-llal! g~~r,e behllld Chicago ond Allsn1a. Jltn Maloney (9·1l o! the Redo was scheduled to take on Steve carlton (11·15) of the Csrds IA>night in the 1econd of their four· game series. tellil"!! . NOW's the time to bring your cer to · Middleport All-Stars Preparing for Opener Middleport Boys' League All Sara meet '(rlmble Townllhlp Frlda,y at 8 In the 13th Annual Wellston UWe League tourna.. mont, and It they win, pl11 the winner between Gallipolis and Athens the following 1\leaclajl. The complete schedule was an· nooncod ~ by Wellston tourney ottfclats. Thirteen teamaare COJilPOtlng thla year rompared to tho usual 20 to 22. Jackson this year is running a has had UIU.~ aaec:e11 the past 12 58811001. All Stor Manapra Rodney Davis, monater ol the champillnahip tean• o! Rutllllld, and Art llobarl, m.._,- ot the lllddleportlndlans, are worldngwith the MloMleport club. Preparing lor the opener are Don Vaugban of the Bravea, oot. fielder; Perk Ault, Met1 seeond baseman; Phil Miller, pitcherfirst baseman aDd Robbie Harris, ouUiolder, o! the Y1111kess; Rsy Manley, out!lelder andtlrstbs... mru'; Rl<k Stollar!, pltdler.catcher, and Brian MullOD, shortstop, d. the lndi&nBi Doug Aeree, outllelder; Allen Acree,pltcbar,and Steve Walburn, OUII!older, ot the Rodlegs, and these boys !rom the Rutland club, CUll WhlitJng: ton, pltcher-outlloldor; Jerry Ca. tournament. Middleport 'has en. dle, pitcher..outllelder; Tom Ulwtered only at Wellston, where it ery, <atc:her, and Gar:r Georp, Shortstop. tourbament adverti1ed as t h e "Real Southeastern Ohio Athletic: League'' tournament. Orlglnally, the Wellston tournament held first In Gallipolis - waa lllllllOsod w be Umltod to teams !rom tl.e eight schoOl distrletoof the SEOAL, Pomeroy has entered nefth.er tbe Wellston nor the Jackaon 2 South Starters Hurt said was not responl.i~ to treatment. Frun tho other ollie o! the field eame the report of North heed coach, BW WUklns ot Shol· by, thel his squad wu In 100 :P'er eent physical eorw:Htlon tor the game which tlnds the North lralllnr the south 11-9 In >fetor· les. There have been two ties. l!olh roaches report lhelr lull bas been sidelined with an lnjured 'knee, said Dick Haines, o(felll!le and defense are working Dover High School, head coach on tltnlng, ot the Sooth. Another player also expected CANTON, Ohto (UPO - Two starters for the South All-star squad are expected to miss &e· lion In the 23rd snnuol Ohio All· Star football game Friday night In canton. John Raterman, 200 pourd, 6-loot·l !ullbsck from Cincinnati · Elder, was scheduled to start as a linebacker Cor U1e Rebels, but firt· t fo·ne FOR COMPLETE CAR SERVICE ., . 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He has an ankle injury which Haines Orioles Hot Mter Tigers By STEVE SCRW ARTZ lJPl Sports Wrltsr Pete Ric:liert mode 1C1 lor two lost weeks and Bcq PoweU mode IC' lor two loot yero In 001 game- ao who 1111'1 the Ba1jltnore Orioles 1:111'1 make 111 9h pmes In two mc&ha? Not Malager RlliJh Rouk, who alated ~~~~ a!ler the Orldea' &.a 'flc:tory over hio New York Ylllkeea Mondaj'nllht, ·~ thlnh Baltimore 1:111 elteb Detroit" The vletory wu the Orioles' 18th In 27 games lln<e Earl Weaver took over at the All· Star break. They hove mavod from third plilce IO'h games behilll tho Tigers, to Just 5lh IPIIDOS 001 o! llrat place. Richert, • 29-fearodd lel'tlw>o der, picked Ill hio third rictory jlllt a dQ after he caq~letod a -.ek ot Nadonol Guard duty at Ft. Belvoir, Ve., by holding. the Yankees hitlesa In tho lilst I 1-3 Innings. He •llllllinod' lhat he wnn't rusty beauae he a dozen basebells "!"' 1 catcher's miU to . _ and had lhroe or !oor WII'IIIIC' oosaiCKIS with an Army 420-lont leodolt drive Into the right centor fteld bleachers, his 10th homer or the oesoon. Brooks Robinson Uned Womock's next pitch Into the lower right field aests lor his 12th home run. In the only other American League game, the Boston Rod Sox handed Tommy John hlo !lith atnliibt defeat 2-J In 10 lnnlnrs oo Ruu Glbaon's ...,. oot nm-scorlng slqde, In the NatiO!III League, Phlla4eli>hla best Ssn Frsnelsco 6-4, AUanta whlppod Chicago 61, Hooston odpd New York 6-6, St. Louis aUppod by ClneiMatl 3-2 and Los ~les blankod Pltlaburg!J 1~ In 10 tmlngs. The Red Sox gave reliever BUI Lendis his third >ictory or the season as George Scott workoil John, now 7-.1, r..- a walk and Jerry Adair Slerlfi<ed hltn to oecord. Bob Looker came In lor John and Glbaon omseked his !lrol pitch w <eoter to lmo<:k In the winning run. • • • •• ••• ~~~;;;~;:~~;:~'''''~"~*'~~'~'' '-~-«..:l..~.<.l.'i.'-""~~:;o,:<=-..,;;~;,;;;,~;;;;;;;;;;,;~;;,;:;;;;;;;;;;:;;;,;;;:;:::;. •• VISIT •"' MOORE'S STORE AND •: ..•. ;:; '• buckl,y. p.,~ who couldn't romber ever getting a hit oil loser Doo107 WOIIIICk In WOIIIICk'l two yearo Ill the lequo grnted hltn In the lOth Inning with a 15 AND HAPPY The statement attributed to Pope Paul today reuaertlnJ the Cstholk out-dated posl: lion on blrtb control eould result in tbe death Of mllllou of people by starvation In the years ahead. -Hilflh Mooro, ch<llmtml of tho Auociation fOT Volulllarlf Storill:ation /ftC. ' . · .JWore Players M . reb ar• ~· ::..~: u:..111,)'1nU.: ,: '·~ .'... Corninghaslnvemed a . d~:omer, happier way to cook. No bumen. No coils. Just a whitt· surfa<'t' to wipe clean and admire. A delight to icMJk at, a deli~hNo took at. 'Ve've it. TI1e Counter · . Paul Brown eald more can, ' • l~INCINNATI want, I think when my !olka hllve !orcod me to do some11llng I dldn, want to do, snd In because I OFFERED w do the lrodng llle other night, and cld it. A UWe thought!UIDe88 msko1 · It oil so euy. It cloom, tska ' ' ' ., -or us now. '·· ·)· " ~ · · · Cards Nip Reds. 3:-2 • wtt,;' not <OJIII'I~ ~-· e~ 91! a~. ''<lbaOiete'! IIQI ~ Pl'OJlOrtiOII;I!>ll<ii!odoliOJtlTid( •£!;•Ul,, · tW ~~~ 1 \11(..,-.· .~ ;~1011111!1 )'! ~ d .-~·, ~· ·~· 4$,009 .,;opl• \Ut)l.,ll!ll roc:t ~to c!rW: '· . PiclsAN:r ,.. .Moml>erl . pai!\' by I"'~~'~~mll~h.o <liP~. III!DIIIerll • and me· llineh !lith a nickel at··~ or beer. 11 would he nice II thlo eomty attitude toward tuberculosis were !oclndecl on fact. un!orla· nately, It's wide of reollly, New statistics on Til lndden<e IIDd deaths bring a poignant remind· or the disease lre<J~ently I '· ;,.. . . Tile DIU). ......,.., ~ot·IOddJc>ort, 0.. r.ioii!IJ. Ai1111ot .. 198.81 .TB·~~ Still Hits 45. oo0~ A~tiu;riU~ · . · <·~~~ ~~~~ , . u. ~ N~ "Ch . .. '1 ~· e " .' ' •' ,, -- ··-·-·-·TUNE-UP··SPECIAL Jncluc(a New Champion Or A·C PIIIJ'I, New: Polnt.-RotorCondeaaer - Carburetor Adj~ - Motor · Tiaiid ALL.FOR 6CYLINDER &CYLINDER GillS'.................... .wn.. lull: rWtt IDr iNN. II• 'i-14. ....... 121 ~ 110.99 .13.99 ·· *" HAVILAND 'MUFFLERS sg~?.~ .. 'MOsT FORDS & CHEVJS· M\'11 1111!1•••• ~ .--­ ...~ •• •• •• ..• ~ ,• " :::; : .. : -c •• • ~ �. ~"'i-, 2 ..,. . 'file ~ ·~ ~ . .' , . •', j P-ror-Mlddl4port, o., Tuo• • ....,.u.'.•"~ . , ' Fonrotlfn . ·. But . :1.\ Not Gone '" ·4 , .·', ,,~ , L 'It· .. .'. ' . r ·< .. .. . · .. , '~ {~., • ,·:~. \l' ,,.. ,r,;. ,. ~ , ' .J \ • ' ' • I .... ' '" • • • ' ' ,.r . ll..,.. . . M•Stan® • ~ · •" WS<:S .\V!U ., · . , , j; ' ' ' ... .. · ·. o' 1.~ - ~ 1be :!Jiilltil sta~o. · Y'f .lb•ot ,....~•· codl· piled, lit 111• ~ 'lUber':"· loll~· -~ ReiiPfl'lllory DIIOI!IO Aaa6clotlon oil 11111 balls ot Ill· t!clol-~ hatelheb:brlihter sldl. Compariclto the pl~e as It existed a.lew years aao. TB h&a been dltnlnlohln8 at a !atr rate. AceordlnJ to "Ideopread medical opinion, t h I s larp\7 re!le~ the Ol!lney of drugs, the moat eftectlve tool lor treatment and prevention rl. fuherculosls. • .. In 1966, the Isles! year t 11 r whlch breakllowns are ...UI· blo, lour nonwhite& came down NEW HAVEN - The Luther- with TB lor every white periOD an Church Women at their gen. eral meeting enjoyed a picnic S1llli>Ol" recently In the park. The program, in charge of Mrs. J. V. McGrew, was on the topic, ' "'ur Lutheran Heritage." AD article, written by MrB. M<· I ' . ....... 'n. tlao ,ih• .lll'CII\1l' ,IIOU "· ka:f-!!':'~ 1110 . . . . . 9>c:l~'or'chrla, "'!!lll<<ll!llbOtwMG pove.V, . · • tlili11~ee or He~' untied prelled '• ll\1illl' ~··· lnd .. . . Cl'oitch h~v~;been In- . • -... II _oi1C1_polnlo "! ~ lOlli· vltod '10 . ahar~ In a Lmce ai col aree lor .....,...._,.~ Paul's Unliod Mothodill In tuture a!len>Pis toM<ethe . dNrchTue!difennlniwhenthe ln<ldence o! luberculooiL ·'· : - r e Or 'the missionary ..,. PUblic hestlh olll<llla and tho · <~ In tile ,..,. dlur<h 11 re, voluntary anti-TB Jlllll'emenl Cln- l'l~ Thlo senlce will beltln eludlngyourloeaiCbrlatmaoseal at 7,30'pm. · organization) are takbqJ more chat..~ ot the HIIIIIID&IOn aerlously than ever ll!o leoiCII District WSCS wUI be resent that a reaDy ou<<ess!UI asBBult to 8Jjllalft the ..,. or~zstlon '"' TB must Include meaaurea!or or the WSCS whldl resulted when pnorol ·Improvement o! Ul'lng the Discipline ot the new cllurch conditions In the urban <etUrs. lilt structure of var- Taryn, 14, wino all That' • where the hilibost cllolole kllll ~·· . risk lies, and tho weakest armor MelliiiOta Oipt8 cbo1f wUI aloo against lt. - From the loeal ·. ahara with htJ,W choirs In a TR and RQ Assn. romblnod snluP Ill the M a s o n ' Count~' Fair 1\leaclajl evening to slnlla apeelol aelectlcin. Regular 111011!1111, meetlngoftheLooal Conterence (to be re«Qilnlzod In the ..,. church as the AdllllnlstrsUve Board) hal been postponod Ulltli Grew ••Our Lutheran Her f • • noxt Monday. August 12. tage" was read by Mrs. W1 J. Wedneaclajl evenln& 1 h o Ham Powell Sr., and another, Helen Bottel 'Rolalta aJjd Bible stud.v uoar Musical Heritage,,. read ......,. will meet st 7:30 o'<loek by. Mrs. Harry L~. Dear H,Jen: and choir mambera will pra<tlce Attending were MrB , WOllam YOUTH ASKID FOR rrt Pd like to tell "COIIeernod afterward. The Tbui'aclajl mornThio rolumn lo lor )'(lWIC pea. I'<Jwel I, Sr., Mr s. Melvln Kn IIJIP. Teenu and others that ~le Ing Bible stud,y wUI center In Mrs. David Roush, Mrs. Jolll pie, their problems and pleaaARE Involved. Yoo just doft'l F. Rou sh, Mr.s. Herman Llij'lle, ures, their troubles and tun. Aa hear about tbe "reaeuers" near- Acta 24, Frlda.Y ovonln& the !lrst In • Mrs. CarroII Adam s, Jr., Mr. . with the rest ot Helen Help Us!, ly oo much. . Urie& of ftve claasea will be William Russell, Mrs. o 11 0 It welcomes taqho but ...., Tbls opr!ng 1 ,.. atts<kod on held In Holghto eburch st 7:30 rMr • dodge a serlooo Cflestloo with 8 Grimm, Mr 1. .J • V• MC:\naW, the beach. Pdheard 80liDichabeut p.m. when the new .Wit chur<h aDd Mn. Harry Layne, Mr. and bru sh-oll. pecplo turning a'fiiiJ' that I hadn't B<hool Uterature wUI be review· Send your teenage Cf!Ostlono !\Ira. Jolm F ry, Mr . and Mr s.. much hope. But one a<ream, snd ed by loin. Nsney Ramm. Thlo Charleo Smltlt and 1\ir, and Mra. to YOUTII ASKID FQR IT, care OV8t'JOIIO <81110 ruJIIing. ' T b e Y material will be used starting ' ~llam PIJwel~ Jr. rl. Holen Help US! this DOWIPI· lbolr Uves In their banda to In scp.mtier. por. help a stranger. When I tried to MIDSUMMER "NOTIIING BUT thank one of them, 8h8 eald, . Q-What is the name of THE GOOD'' COLUMN "Anyone would have ddne t h e · 1M rtridence of the prtoidelll DearReacloro: of Fnmco? same." 1 believe she was right A-Elysee Palaee. For ten years - · I've print. too. · GRATEFUL, AGE 17 ed a Christmas uNOGttog BUt The Good" colwnD - and r\re oNi-u~en: With sll the talk abOUI other sprlnklod my trooble-treo lettera kids' parents bolng the best, I around quite ganeroosly In befeel 11 Is my Wt:Y 10 11111 t h e times. Even so, they pile !aets straiSht. Mine are way out up, Here's an extra dividend or In front. We took I vote Oll It upbeat maU. I hope yoo readers' last night. rm 16 and have a twin lister. are the 1;ype who no care whlll Most peoplolhlnk we'reJusttpJOd I the trsln runs on time, - R. !rlends be<auoe we get olong so we)l. ()lr !olks trealus as lndl· l'lcllals. We can tolk to and toll o u r parOnts anything without them gatllna mild or yelling. ~ lfve liM~ It yoo alk, bill ar~~~'l Jn, •llOitod If Ybu doft'l fOllow; II. They rea117 understand tho pr<>bIITTID IlNDER l•ms that seem so important to "Co •Ilea~ 1ft! hltll l•l Be's worth 50 bau:k-1" Omrch Women Enjoy Picnic '' t ( •'' •• ,. • ' I' t' 'I ~ Bengals Will the · ·••Jlelease Six •'. ' •• ' '• Trust Helen Help Us••• sy when 1 !eel rm old OIIDI18II to do a thing they say uNo" to, my older brother Is csllod ln. l{e'a a great kid, even II he clooan't lot me do everything I :!JBB Comp~l e * ilh p•pe•. d•C· toon1r1, i n de~ . IU i lnm~n l boo~~ . Colofflil vinyl cover. :~ I ... ~. ·' J. ! • nac:h to ' I 1' The . Counter That Cooks ac:ceP- a 11Nd' without . "" arguJnelt, to offer to do 11011l0tliln8·around llle boose, or to pUt up Wltit your kid brothar lor an -...on. (lie'• a big holp when yoo're trying w perfect your tennlo.) . One get~eJ"atloa can't suocea... IUIJ,y doSB the gap. lllul, with &Idea going half It can be dime. This means an extra ..Thank you'' ror a tiny fayor, a smile when you're In a lousy IIIOOd, and parents who 1 r e !rjendl, rather lhaD llonds. Try It, II r..U, -kot ADd hevlng a !amll,y that Is tun to be with Ia well worth the extra 111,)', oftort. - tot . That Cooks ami its Cookmates hy Coming. Come tt"mpt YOIIJ'St')f. KING BUILD~RS SUPPLY MIDDLEPORT, 0. (Upt) ' ,.r,. '' ' ' . ., i:,·.•: 1 i l ' " ., , .. •, '. ' I· • .' - ST, LOUIS (IJJ>J) - , Or~ Cepeda *'1d the st. Louis Clfdlnsls are feel~!)~ ~~ l&lin, ~t ~ Clpt:inllltl Rfd~ IIIII the rest ol the N•t191111) ...,uo tee! a rolljJoe ,comlnc 'II' , . Just. 24 , boors ·ip, the taeo tor tho pe,..m _ . . t . to still be apeJI When the Chloqo Ci*s awept three straight from the Clrdt. And a more encour.. Ill'-! note !Or the also ran team• was that Cepeda. st. Louis' MVP 1 year llo. was on tho bench lor weak hllll111J. The Cincinnati Redo· I~ thlt lhi'-!s are be<k to normal Monday night when the Csrds downed them 3-2 as Copeclilslr>glod lind B<ored the de<ldlng run o! the game. Clll>edl was lltnltod to one plnciHlltd'-! •pearen<e In the laat two gam•a, but he put hlo _ ,Heed ~ ur the ctnOinnatl' BoDgalo• J:..~r~!!'..~ .1 . . _, .-·u·:·:' ~~,{C ~ ~·~.--. I. ( : . j • ' · ' ,,. ' I '' 'l ' ', \ 1 •: ' ~~· ~· . • ' ' ' - . • 'i ' ' ,,,. ~ . . , I·: .•. • • ' .. '. ;\Brown hold a workout Moo~ afternoon at the team•o l!'alnin& camp at. 1\'Umlniton eo.Dealte•• ...---. .........,_ ~..,. IIIOrnlng with u~1 a·~llanto ' lllms o1 llllurcli.Y'a as; •• de!eal. ,. 1_~g those pl01er1 roleesod Wll deflllolve bs<k 8>1,;,.., _ Br•-•• a-~·•recl !rom "r.'-· --., .....,... 1!10 New York J~·. ~--~ -u•-• a<Ored tho .,_•ala' firot'-··h· r__ ,_.oe WI&.. 1 """" ,. on a 75.•ard run ·•·r ~ lilcklne up a fumble. eame home on an lnlleld O!Jl by !"olson RrUoa. ·l!rll•swa•ll!tl! · tho pltchlnr win, a 25th ~ · when lhe Redo icored tiro runs present. . • In the el&li!b- ·• Redo · RallY ~n l!lliibtli ' !lneln Foor The . Rolla' stapd a rolly In Cepicll, blllbw lust .259, the eltdlth qtJ BriJeo. VM!i Pt... tau,.t to hi~ I~ his other three Alex Jolinson, Lee MIJ ~nceo 1nd hit Into 1 dou- IIIII JOim Beneh all aiJiiped ''"' tile pia, In the third lomb1g. ste• att.r two wore out to ac-"Tbls was a very big game, 1 <OUlll lor the two runa. Wayne teol grOII," Cepeda beamod In Granger, who reUeved Briles, the clubhouae. "I've been atck retired Tol1)' Perez to end the watching the games from the lmiJ1g. . ben<;h/' He wsa ~lltod after living "' Tho Cords got slqde runs In a one-out slqde to plnciHlltter the llrat two Innings oil loser Frod Whitfield In the ninth. Joe Gerry ArrJiO, 7-7. Loo Brock, Hoerner came on til retire Don who olso tripled In the elifrth but Pavletlch and Pete rose to end ,waa strsndod, led oil with a the game; .ti1ple In the 1\rst lind seated on Briles, 14-7, aUowod nlns hits JullaD Ja>ler's single. In 7 ~ lnalngo, whllo Arrigo Ron Dsvia 1,1111 Dol MaxvUI ~ seven innings and gave slqdod In the second and Davis . . angzng Up His Spikes ~ Q . u· teaDt aheild $.0 WbOn he -~ed on Mike Sllannon's cloUiilt. The 1'WI ~ Ill be the ilitrerence . Cepeda Feeling · LOUIS, Mo. (IJPO- salaried Marla said. "I !eel it's 1liJier lllarls, tho rnsn who beet Uma tor me to got out and Blbe Ruth's BIJ.Iiome run re<ord spend a little more time at By VITO STELLINO with 61 omashea In one seuon, home." '' UP! Sports Writer &lid today he Isn't one to Marlo &lid, "I didn't teollt'a qutckl,y !orpt lite wllb the New too easy' on me phyol-"-... 1 Orlando Cepeda Is leeilnl! y .._. great qaln but the rest of the ork Ylllkeeo. don't have thai we of body Natlonol League has that "It' a Uke being burned, yoo thel I !eel can keep guiJw day oinking feeling. never pt rid o!tht a<ara," tho alter day•••! suHer tor It In the 34...-·Just 24 hoora ago, it stUl ~,-.old Marls slid, mond-" Iooked Ilke there . c-d -·• he a . . The st Loula Clrdlnols callod Maris sold he told the race. The Chicago Cubs, with 23 a1...._.110\1'1 <on!eron<e MondlY Yankees that he was &v• -'118 w vlctoriea in 30 gunes, swept n,... 11 which Marls, tlanked reUre I>Yo years ago, three otratglit tram the St. ' !'\1~ cut Wll Rtehard Slah. by Generol Ma._r B I n g Trade I Surprise Louis Clrds climaxed by ll!o 7.._., '""' 300 ,.......ru - - • unl ~•enal•e Devine IIIII Red "Then, the trade came aboot .• "·hoendl Sunday's epic iJ-5 trlUJil)h In 13 •••"e obtained ~ ·~ Oak ~ nst, aiiiiOIIIDCiod h I a before I ha4 a chance w open ;::; lla!Cio/1,- ,::::• -~ m•~ bssebell rodrement ot the and my mouth," Marla said. Innings. '¥'""' ,Dj.vm• ..w ~ ot thl To make things more enoou-~tooea·and~~•~"t~·t~the~aw UYes," Marla said, rcru P'"" ha ........ , ra~ for the rest of the ~IJ've "'""""' more lo jump on leaaue, the Cards' MVP o! • - eald ••· '"'""•'ly I~" ln ·the World Series, if we're ln a..., ulng 1 was quiWng year ago, Cepeda, was on the ;.. n -un wmre v•"' ... ~ -,ouJd have , been more cula because New York got rid of bench lor wonk hllll~¥o And Mmulq but the camera und to Sehoendtens~ lgi'Nd, "Yea, me.'" he said. "I dec:ld~ to Cepeda La n'Oted tor his !Ike the mo~s Solllrd81 nilht Roger wUI , p~sy · In the World play...ml things were good mondlneos when things aren't """"'""•"' ~ mslllllletion 11111 ~rlea, that s dellnlte. .. wsll, II enoogh last year alii 1 enjoyed 1 oil, iome ur. the. olfenslve films we make It he sure wilL" II enoUBh lilat year w give It goB~ wtoclay everything w a s 'litre rulnod. El\loyed CSrdiJel Stint one more try." · back w normaL Cepods moved : The lour othera cui tram the Marla, who obtalnod I beer or his treatment whUe a ba<k Into the starting nneiC' IICPII4 lolond81 wsro detenslve distrlbulorahll) In GalneoviUe, Yankee, which he 'said made and scored the wlnnlnr run In bfdt• Sidney EIUa . and James Fla., frllll Augusta A. Busch, hltn reacLy w quit bsseboll two the Cards' 3-2 >ictory over the ~liOn, both ~li llnlbaek. ~r;, cardinal president, said, year, ago, Marla said, "I don~ Cindmati Reds Molllay oipt. Tom R~, a". ~etm•Ha~ 'l ve. hid two ot . the'" tn01t ~:you ev~r forget. . Meanwhile, the Cuba' six..gam.e pl.,-~ l(_&iil.Damu-t;;>·~ 7~s p_, plsy._h.... l~ll9.l~to;WU,!J>t / wiQill!l· ~\l'eo,!< ws 1 spappod b)' ac:CIIir*l floln a.tJo!o, oi.s ~'lleri In st ~-_, :'<lr'" lt,. Ultf Hiibt \ool'\11JV Into · a S:i"lbss w the Atlants Broves · ......, Rarold . J<lles, 100DIIOI' Rect' . New York, It doesn't bother me 11 added .;p w 1 t41tame lead ' •rotbor ol alli>fO ond David Asked wh:• he would Want to at all," Marls eald, " u 101¥ •• lor the Csrds- and a big smile ''DoaCCMI" Janel ot lbe Lea An· quit while clolng I capable job we go In there to win boll 00 Cepeda'• lace ,.tu Rami. with tha cardlnala, the 175,000.. games., • Great ST. lola..,.,. 71t S.VInp 1ncl Cl)IIWI111! nce I ~ one bo•. Popl.ll., 1 2 !fold . C()lare(l tii i HII. Browns Slack OtT, T9·Meet 1211i CAIJRIOGES ::. 77t ,__ , .... You'll •-'• ~,.. in lltOIIO!IIia lor thoI tmlft tii,IJ'I hhl, wnh1ble blu1 ink . IUiardAS ' ,. •' - •~ ·9·9c ·· LOOSBW RWR PAJIIII :_. 4Bc IC' ,ollhl hila. ~·· hit l,n the olghlli ~ex­ hlo hlW'-1 streak to 18 llllioll. The loso knocked ClndlinaU Into !ourth plilee, lt'h IIIII•• wt o!. llral alii one-llal! g~~r,e behllld Chicago ond Allsn1a. Jltn Maloney (9·1l o! the Redo was scheduled to take on Steve carlton (11·15) of the Csrds IA>night in the 1econd of their four· game series. tellil"!! . NOW's the time to bring your cer to · Middleport All-Stars Preparing for Opener Middleport Boys' League All Sara meet '(rlmble Townllhlp Frlda,y at 8 In the 13th Annual Wellston UWe League tourna.. mont, and It they win, pl11 the winner between Gallipolis and Athens the following 1\leaclajl. The complete schedule was an· nooncod ~ by Wellston tourney ottfclats. Thirteen teamaare COJilPOtlng thla year rompared to tho usual 20 to 22. Jackson this year is running a has had UIU.~ aaec:e11 the past 12 58811001. All Stor Manapra Rodney Davis, monater ol the champillnahip tean• o! Rutllllld, and Art llobarl, m.._,- ot the lllddleportlndlans, are worldngwith the MloMleport club. Preparing lor the opener are Don Vaugban of the Bravea, oot. fielder; Perk Ault, Met1 seeond baseman; Phil Miller, pitcherfirst baseman aDd Robbie Harris, ouUiolder, o! the Y1111kess; Rsy Manley, out!lelder andtlrstbs... mru'; Rl<k Stollar!, pltdler.catcher, and Brian MullOD, shortstop, d. the lndi&nBi Doug Aeree, outllelder; Allen Acree,pltcbar,and Steve Walburn, OUII!older, ot the Rodlegs, and these boys !rom the Rutland club, CUll WhlitJng: ton, pltcher-outlloldor; Jerry Ca. tournament. Middleport 'has en. dle, pitcher..outllelder; Tom Ulwtered only at Wellston, where it ery, <atc:her, and Gar:r Georp, Shortstop. tourbament adverti1ed as t h e "Real Southeastern Ohio Athletic: League'' tournament. Orlglnally, the Wellston tournament held first In Gallipolis - waa lllllllOsod w be Umltod to teams !rom tl.e eight schoOl distrletoof the SEOAL, Pomeroy has entered nefth.er tbe Wellston nor the Jackaon 2 South Starters Hurt said was not responl.i~ to treatment. Frun tho other ollie o! the field eame the report of North heed coach, BW WUklns ot Shol· by, thel his squad wu In 100 :P'er eent physical eorw:Htlon tor the game which tlnds the North lralllnr the south 11-9 In >fetor· les. There have been two ties. l!olh roaches report lhelr lull bas been sidelined with an lnjured 'knee, said Dick Haines, o(felll!le and defense are working Dover High School, head coach on tltnlng, ot the Sooth. Another player also expected CANTON, Ohto (UPO - Two starters for the South All-star squad are expected to miss &e· lion In the 23rd snnuol Ohio All· Star football game Friday night In canton. John Raterman, 200 pourd, 6-loot·l !ullbsck from Cincinnati · Elder, was scheduled to start as a linebacker Cor U1e Rebels, but firt· t fo·ne FOR COMPLETE CAR SERVICE ., . 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He has an ankle injury which Haines Orioles Hot Mter Tigers By STEVE SCRW ARTZ lJPl Sports Wrltsr Pete Ric:liert mode 1C1 lor two lost weeks and Bcq PoweU mode IC' lor two loot yero In 001 game- ao who 1111'1 the Ba1jltnore Orioles 1:111'1 make 111 9h pmes In two mc&ha? Not Malager RlliJh Rouk, who alated ~~~~ a!ler the Orldea' &.a 'flc:tory over hio New York Ylllkeea Mondaj'nllht, ·~ thlnh Baltimore 1:111 elteb Detroit" The vletory wu the Orioles' 18th In 27 games lln<e Earl Weaver took over at the All· Star break. They hove mavod from third plilce IO'h games behilll tho Tigers, to Just 5lh IPIIDOS 001 o! llrat place. Richert, • 29-fearodd lel'tlw>o der, picked Ill hio third rictory jlllt a dQ after he caq~letod a -.ek ot Nadonol Guard duty at Ft. Belvoir, Ve., by holding. the Yankees hitlesa In tho lilst I 1-3 Innings. He •llllllinod' lhat he wnn't rusty beauae he a dozen basebells "!"' 1 catcher's miU to . _ and had lhroe or !oor WII'IIIIC' oosaiCKIS with an Army 420-lont leodolt drive Into the right centor fteld bleachers, his 10th homer or the oesoon. Brooks Robinson Uned Womock's next pitch Into the lower right field aests lor his 12th home run. In the only other American League game, the Boston Rod Sox handed Tommy John hlo !lith atnliibt defeat 2-J In 10 lnnlnrs oo Ruu Glbaon's ...,. oot nm-scorlng slqde, In the NatiO!III League, Phlla4eli>hla best Ssn Frsnelsco 6-4, AUanta whlppod Chicago 61, Hooston odpd New York 6-6, St. Louis aUppod by ClneiMatl 3-2 and Los ~les blankod Pltlaburg!J 1~ In 10 tmlngs. The Red Sox gave reliever BUI Lendis his third >ictory or the season as George Scott workoil John, now 7-.1, r..- a walk and Jerry Adair Slerlfi<ed hltn to oecord. Bob Looker came In lor John and Glbaon omseked his !lrol pitch w <eoter to lmo<:k In the winning run. • • • •• ••• ~~~;;;~;:~~;:~'''''~"~*'~~'~'' '-~-«..:l..~.<.l.'i.'-""~~:;o,:<=-..,;;~;,;;;,~;;;;;;;;;;,;~;;,;:;;;;;;;;;;:;;;,;;;:;:::;. •• VISIT •"' MOORE'S STORE AND •: ..•. ;:; '• buckl,y. p.,~ who couldn't romber ever getting a hit oil loser Doo107 WOIIIICk In WOIIIICk'l two yearo Ill the lequo grnted hltn In the lOth Inning with a 15 AND HAPPY The statement attributed to Pope Paul today reuaertlnJ the Cstholk out-dated posl: lion on blrtb control eould result in tbe death Of mllllou of people by starvation In the years ahead. -Hilflh Mooro, ch<llmtml of tho Auociation fOT Volulllarlf Storill:ation /ftC. ' . · .JWore Players M . reb ar• ~· ::..~: u:..111,)'1nU.: ,: '·~ .'... Corninghaslnvemed a . d~:omer, happier way to cook. No bumen. No coils. Just a whitt· surfa<'t' to wipe clean and admire. A delight to icMJk at, a deli~hNo took at. 'Ve've it. TI1e Counter · . Paul Brown eald more can, ' • l~INCINNATI want, I think when my !olka hllve !orcod me to do some11llng I dldn, want to do, snd In because I OFFERED w do the lrodng llle other night, and cld it. A UWe thought!UIDe88 msko1 · It oil so euy. It cloom, tska ' ' ' ., -or us now. '·· ·)· " ~ · · · Cards Nip Reds. 3:-2 • wtt,;' not <OJIII'I~ ~-· e~ 91! a~. ''<lbaOiete'! IIQI ~ Pl'OJlOrtiOII;I!>ll<ii!odoliOJtlTid( •£!;•Ul,, · tW ~~~ 1 \11(..,-.· .~ ;~1011111!1 )'! ~ d .-~·, ~· ·~· 4$,009 .,;opl• \Ut)l.,ll!ll roc:t ~to c!rW: '· . PiclsAN:r ,.. .Moml>erl . pai!\' by I"'~~'~~mll~h.o <liP~. III!DIIIerll • and me· llineh !lith a nickel at··~ or beer. 11 would he nice II thlo eomty attitude toward tuberculosis were !oclndecl on fact. un!orla· nately, It's wide of reollly, New statistics on Til lndden<e IIDd deaths bring a poignant remind· or the disease lre<J~ently I '· ;,.. . . Tile DIU). ......,.., ~ot·IOddJc>ort, 0.. r.ioii!IJ. Ai1111ot .. 198.81 .TB·~~ Still Hits 45. oo0~ A~tiu;riU~ · . · <·~~~ ~~~~ , . u. ~ N~ "Ch . .. '1 ~· e " .' ' •' ,, -- ··-·-·-·TUNE-UP··SPECIAL Jncluc(a New Champion Or A·C PIIIJ'I, New: Polnt.-RotorCondeaaer - Carburetor Adj~ - Motor · Tiaiid ALL.FOR 6CYLINDER &CYLINDER GillS'.................... .wn.. lull: rWtt IDr iNN. II• 'i-14. ....... 121 ~ 110.99 .13.99 ·· *" HAVILAND 'MUFFLERS sg~?.~ .. 'MOsT FORDS & CHEVJS· M\'11 1111!1•••• ~ .--­ ...~ •• •• •• ..• ~ ,• " :::; : .. : -c •• • ~ �. ,_ •·.• :&•. ;.::;-.;:-.: ..:.=::-.;. ' '/ . ' . ' . • ~. ~ . Mr$~ ~.~,~t~inQ .Hosfs ·Depu~y 'Cit!>·,_. , . or ·-·"~Jl~ 'J.ei. ' ' wn• . Polk, Ill ., >)Ill• - E2 at F~ ... IAi !lll!Ms -.II iur""' pui- "ilth on fUrlough. Pvt. Russell Ia the son of Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Rueoell of West COlumbia, w. Va. I '\ ' !' ' ... PLAN BAHR REV~10N 'Mle IMual reunion o[ the des• Cen:lanta or Abraham and Mary Will Bahr will be held Sunday II the home or Mr. and Mrs. Chir· les GoegleJn, Flatwoods Road, Pcmeroy, A basket dlrmer will be served at 12:30 p.m. DesceMents of Moses and Suun Wlll are also jnvited to the re.. union. . GRIFF1TH8, Meigs County extensioo servic-e, home economics, confers with Jermle .Chapman on sewing projects which she has completed in inldll sewing •• 11 L~t's Sew" project during judging of 4--H club members last week. Miss Chapman is a member of the Pomeroy Benders Junior 4-H Club. Juding was ..held at the Pcxnetoy Junior High School In preparation for the junior fair to be held Aug. 12 -Aug. 17 in coniWlclion with the IOSth aMIII Meigs COillliY Fair. a part of a Q-What u the meoniftg of the nome Jla!Tfl? A-This Irish name means "spear." BACKYARD SPECIALS! GUIDE BOOK ,'I' ' 88c ONLY FREE Handy for home or !!hop, inside or oullide. S pint, S t~uart, 9 C(L&III dzet. AMES C/H HOE De blade iltumed forNud 10 you can break pound with a pnde p!Uh. 3.99 A low COlt qualiry hoe. Fmuk! enameled attractive green. Buml· cote hudle i1 4 root lona. 4" x 6Yi" blade. 1.77 United Prell llltornational National Lea&ue G. AB R. H. Pel. Alou, Plt 98 357 34 118 .331 Hose. Cin 93 385 63 127 .330 Johnson, Cin 98 108 58 130 .319 Helms, Cin 94 382 29 117 .306 Flood, St. L 109 457 62 138 .302 Alou, Alia 110 152 47 135 .299 Staub, llou 109 Ill 39 122 .297 May, Cin 101 387 49 115 .297 Haller, LA 101 339 22 100 .295 Gonzlz, Pbila 89 306 36 88 .288 By AMES CIH 6.99 town. Ky. From there thy will go to Mammcuth cave lDaoutbernKen- tuck)' whore they will Cllq) aeverll daya. Vlalts w the ilwer Room ChapalloNaohriDo, Tem. and with ralativoa Ill Geolifl are alao lnc11JI!ed lo their plane. United Preal!nternati0181 National Leque American 1Aque W. L. PeL GB ' W. L. PeL GB SL Lool1 ••••• 72 39 ,849 Detroit •••••• 67 41 ,820 Chicago •••••58 53 .523 14 Baltimore •••• 61 48 .570 Slh Atlanta ••••••58 53 .523 14 Cleveland •••• 60 51 .su IPh Clnclnnall •••• 55 51 ,519 14'1! Boawn •••••. 58 51 .532 9\1 sao Fran ••••• 55 54 .505 16 oakland ••••• 55 53 .509 12 Pltisbllr(lll ••• 53. 57 .482 19\1 New York • , •• 50 55 .476 IS'h Phlledelplrla •• 51 57 .472 191.1 Minnesota .••• SO 56 .172 16 New York •••• 51 62 .451 22 Clilfornia •••. 50 59 .459 11% Loe Angeles ••• 50 61 .450 22 Chicago •..•• 47 59 .143 19 Houstoo; ..... 47· 63 .427 24\~ Washington •• ,39 66 .371 26'h Mend~'• Resulta Mond~'s Results , PhDa 6 san Fron t, 10 IMa. Haston 2 Chi 1, 10 Inns, night Allanta 6 Chicago I, nlabt Balt 5 N.Y. 3, 10 inns., night Houston 6 New York 5, night Only games scheduled SL Louis 3 Clnclllnatl 2, night Today's Probable Pitchers L.A. I Pitta 0, 10 lma., night All Times EDT Today's Probal>le Pltcbers BosU>n (Wonborg- 2-3) at ChiAll Times EDT cago (carlos 4-9), 9 p.m. Philadelphia (L J ..kson 10. Cleveland (Tiant 17-7 and Wil· 13) at san Francisco (G. Perry llama 8-6) at Detroit (I!Wer 5-3 9-10 or McCOrmick 7-12), II and Sparma 8-10) 2, 5:30 p.m. p.m. . ..~lforola ~3-4andPat.Chicago (lloli<""!' 8-7) at At.u·n $~) at waihlngu.n (Coleman r lanta (Stone 1·1), 8 p.m. 7-12 and Bertalna 4-9) 2, 5 p.m. Cincinnati (Molooey 9-7) at Sl. Minnesota (J. Perry 8-6) at Loots (carlton U-5), 9 p.m. Baltimore (llunlcer 1~), 5:30 p. Pltlaburgh (Moose 4-8) at Los m. Angelos (Sutton 4-10), 11 p.m. Only games scheduled New York (Circlwell 5-10) at Wednesday's Gamea Houatoo (Giusti 6-16), 8:30p.m. Boswn at Chicago Wednesd111'1 Games Cleveland at Detroit, night Chicago It Allanta, night Cllifornia at Waahlngton, night Clndnnad at SL Loolo, nlglrt Minn. at Baltimore, 2, twi-nlght Plitaburgh at Loa AJw. nJabt oakland at New York 2 New York at Houston, night PhUadelpbla at San Francisco Leaders Sturdy •ancllu and un<lercarriqe form dull support&. 3 cu. ft. sum._ tlee:l tny. I0 inch wheel. ltq. 8.50 BOI! ':PJ111oqrt wtn be liiilfg!eL · · '·' · Qn Alii!- ·18, Forreat Raehlel will be the speaker, and m Aus25, Eric O>ambera . wW haYe char&e ot tho aerYlcl!. , The Rev. Mr. and Biro. Donihue and lhitr children, Grea ani! Kimberley, left ~ on vacation. They plan wYl.tt Llocoln's birth piece and o8e 'the ustephen Foiterstory•lo atSanil- By and Garden• ., w. oorwr~on. ~~ ~'' i!liG ....&.hla.,~~ellOil,;~, pect• at that time to come ~ •• '' ' P!t · Mrs, . · ~·; _ ~w l'l th~ Volted M~~~ ~r· once held •t lllklslde 'In Juno, will (11'e..,. ~r ·reiiorl 'w the WEED WHIP Rcplaaable double serrated blat.le. Carefully tempered. Chrome finish ferrulll!. lBl" handle, • J 59 SHEPARD CHALET American Leque G. AB R, H. Pet. llarrlUJ, Bua 97 339 57101 .298 Vhindr, Min 105 109 41 121 .296 Carew, Min 76 277 31 82 .296 Monday, Oak 95 315 40 92 .292 Oliva, Min 98 361 45 105 .291 F. Hwd, Woo 103 386 52 108 .280 Horton, Dol 99 343 50 98 .280 Wblte, NY 101 376 61 . •277 x 6' STORAGE SHED 40"' door opening with IJidt-rile· ckluble doors. Exterior pde ply· wood floor. Wldte/p. trim. lie.. 122,95 Ystzald, Boa 104 341 60 95 ,276 Bande, Oak 109 us til t't4 .275 llome Runs National League: McCOVe, Giants 26; Allen, Pbll1 22; H. Aaron, Bravea and Starptl, Plratea 20; Hart, Glanta and llaMa, Cubo19. American League: F. Howard. senator• 31; Harrelltll. R8d Sax 28; - . Tigers 26; Powell, Orioles 20; JackiiOD," A'a 18. RW1aNational In l':'.'8l.&:-~ ..~· .. &:~..~.-~~W~.:li:'~ ,:,;;._. 4 Program' Will Climax Schoo1 . Ap.-..nm will beproaeni.dat 7:30 Thuroday nJabtatlhe TrioIt¥ VnlleC!Chur<hotChrlstto.dude the dolly vacitlm Bible achool underway tliere. ' ' ' eraua fl(fta •'-' eardsJ'l'l>lll ~. Exhibttn•~• · Pire tq·~~~·· ~ · : · ~ra ot11le ·flmlb'. 'Fifeilllo.'' bl the · ored Mre. Pr&!t W\tJI a ·~~~ry~~ ol!lce the fair· ohower and, .,..Urw • · fll~ were· not later lhall ' p.m. Mr. and Mrs. <Gene llarflo, Mr. " lllw·sdlll'•. Pure~se pf ,a ~~~e~~>o, and Mr": Carl Bnlllllll, Mro. ticket Ia the onlY e!Uy Eva Stout,· and Mr. and\ Mra. ' Emmott Shuler. ' The ah..,, Ia ~n .\",the public. , ,Prooent foi, t!>e ~'~!Pili dinner It baa bien ~haalted by · wQre Mr. and Mro. Walter ~h Mergaret EUa •Lo!ril, au- aJ!d, oon, .Rex, Charlotte Cleven. lhlitoxtdtn!Ora neect' ~r •of !lew Raven• w., Va., Mr. be a ...-~· lit a garden and ,Mro. Don Rollab, Mr••and Mrs. Fraaii Pow'era, Bobby,~ b1e alii Pam, · Mr•• and- Mrl. Garden club' mein.ber's 1flli. '1 Ralph Prait. c....,..nandlledlna; 1We1rer, be pliyi"' an lmpor: · role In the Dower ohowo. Mr. and Mra. J!opr HouaH and be sure that U,. cllaies lri eon, To<idr Mri. Gra<ie Pratt, erUstlc ar~enl eat. Mr. and Mro. Joe Poetelwolte, ' Mervin are ftUeci toi'botli ohowa, Mro. Earl Rooab, and ~·, · I~• clubs, drew Roooh and aon, Dallaa of Atleota, Ga. Mlaslng .trun tho illmlb' classes ind '!ill be ..._ for II leaat foul' arrange- ptheriJW were Mr. and Mra. in each dasi." Tbli, or Junior Pratt and illmlb' of CanIOUI'Oie, doea 1101 exchl!e mem- toot. He Ia tbe hoiM>ree's oldest uhlbltlrw !II other grandson. Vlllting 'with Mrl. Pntt dur· the Jhoft' whieh ~l!'lthe dernoon wa 0 Tom Rlle7. .uon.·· cara · 60 ~;.. ' Wedding Plans Are Announced The Rev. and ·Mrs. Paul i SeUera of Rocine, are announcing the lllPI'•• chirw marriage ot their daugher, Merprot Allee, to Mr. Deania R. Eynon, son of Mr. and Mrs. EmU E)1loll, Illcine. ' ' ANtiOUNCIN(l BIRTH Mr. and Mr1. Clarence Frank, SYraeuu, an nmounclnt the birth ol a 1011, Jeftrlf, Stew. art, July 13 at Holler Hoopltal, He has a brotber, John David, aae 5. Gr.....-.nto are Mr. and Mrl. Sol Bll!llf, Rtedlntle, and Mr1. Lettie ~cer, Mlsa Sellers Ia a sred•le of the Bloom • carrou High School · ......... sreat • ll'anctparenll at CarrolL Mr. EYnon eredulted au Mrs. Charlea Prtee, Sr., from Southern High School at Lolli - m , and Georp FredRaeblo and Ia preoently IIIIWloy· erick, Sr., tong Bottom. ed the BlaeUnar Auw CO. ot Pomeroy. Tbe weddl"' wiD be ao event of SOpL 1 at 2:30 p.m. In the l!Oifiii;y · 'lJ nH d. · 'Metltodlat ' Church, near Racine. A reeoption wlU follow in the fellow1hlp hilL COMPLETES TEST NEW HAVEN- Private Flrlt Class Tbctmas G. ·Edwarda, 20, 1011 or Mr. and Mrs. Edlrln T. Edwarda, New lllveo, !'OJI!Ploled a balllltle .mlsollo loot 1111Um rop11ir couroo Jlmo 28 at the Ari1\J Mlulle and Munlllona School, Redltooe Araeoal, AIL SALE PLANNED A rwn111111 selo will be held Thured111, Friday and Saturda.v In tho PIIU!lp Slstars• building oo Court Sl., Pomero7. There will be a larae selection ot beck-beol etoibtnx. Tho IIIlo lo - - . by the Cblldrlll Of the Amerleao Revolutloo. tJ e ZIIE. 2lid. ZIU, 2nd. Ph. 1193-2472 I'll. 993-2472 POMEROY, OIDO ..,• . ....... '········· ' .Social ·:calenda ' J!:!:~::::::::~=~t-::::::::~:=:::::~=:~:::::::::;;::::::::::::::;~~f~ .'i Pomerpy... . ' Nationwide Mutual lr\Jurarn:e Co. Home. ofti.te: ColulnbUI., Ohio 'l . t ll ·~ Personal Notes i:\ . -~:: ~:: . ~ laot 7081' li7 the Meija couD\y pi-den clubs baa b o e n awarded. drat place In g r o u p Clirlotmu lbewsacrossthe 11a1e 117 the"Oblo AlioClaUon of Gardon CJJjoa, A!mOuncement · of the award, wtileh wlll be preaented at the OAGC coovention lo be beid In Columbua next week, wal made toc1aJo by Mrs. Paul WondeU Reed ot Newark, stale Dower abow aware! chairman. Thia Is the 80COil<l cooaecuUvo )'Clar for the Meigs County oluba' Chrlllmaa ahow w place Drat ID the atate. Twice In the tour' 1011:1 )t hao been rlsied the show took second place awards In tlle-atale. Mr,. Mstgsrat Ella Lowio haa been ahow chairman all fcur years. The fttth an111al Chrlstma& llhow of Meiss COUnlY clubs has been acbedoled for the weekeod WITH 2/1.29 POMiiOY CEMENT " . BLOCK ...... ' Tbe wedding ot Mila Pamela Jean wuaon, daughter ot Mr. and Mrs. Marvin WI! lOll or Dexter, w Mr. Randall Smith was au event o(; Saturday, Aug. 3, at the Morehead Melhodlll Church in Morehead, K.Y. on Thursday, the bride lll"•dualed from .Morehead SlAte Unlveralt,y. Precedln& lbe c o mmencament activities, Mr. and COUntt, K.Y., where be !a employed aa alistatant princJpal Of tbe junior high school. Mrs. Smith bas been .employed a_, a teacher In the county system. Mr. Smith grad!aled rrom Morehead In January and is currently worklngto~ ward his master•s degree there. Dr. Carl Hlll,presldantorKentuck)' State COllege at Frankfort, }(y., was speaker ror the com~ than 300 graduates in the cam. Georte Kennedy, an the ~ 1,28:1 . ' :., Loop: MeCOVeY, 1nourarsa graduated to _ · flamelsss . electric hsat. Giant• 68i H. ~. Brave•. Slnto, Oib1, Perez, Redl, Al- leo, Pblta and lbmon, Carda 80. Amerlc:an LOSIPIO: HarreiRecl' Sax 91; F. HoWard, - tors 71; POwell, Oriole& 69: NorthrUp, Tlgera 63; Hortoa. Tl- ' ' &er158. ANNOUNCE MEETINGS A aeries of weekend meeting• at the Hyaell Run Free Methodill CbJrch beg!Ming Thursday night, AUg. 8, through &mday night with tho Rev. Roberl Buckley of Ava, Ohio, as speak- er, has been annoo.nced by Rev. pus fiold house by Dr. Adron Doran, president ot the Univer. •lty. Attending the ceremonies rrom thla area were Mr. and Mrs. W1l11011, the graduate's grand· mother, Mrs. Effie HOosler, and her former elementary achoo1 teachers, Mrs. Blanche Nel&OD and Mrs. Nellie Vale. . ' ' other Interesting points and I!'ALSETEETH r.. , Chawl11g Eftlcla11cy Ill creased up to 35 o/o CUnleal t.ntl prove JOU ~n no• tat and chew bttter-rnall:• dentura~ a•e,... up t.o 35•·; mort~ell'eetlve-U a: you ~prlnkle a lltUe PASTIITH on C Cu WI.. pallor R.v Buck e ' ' ' • your Pl,tt.el. P.Aftrnll ~n ley ia.·peator·..C' the;WOOdstl8kl .. :ond ~"""' "''' "'''to '"' mo"r... '""''"'COblO. A8T no! • ,! Free t.f~thodiBt Church. The public 1s welcornecl. Servlcea begin at 7:30 o•cJock nightly. aeld-doem't.our,:·~oiUmmJ. putJ · taste. HeiP8 check "dantuft! odor". Denture. that ftt are eu&ntlal W bnlth. sr.:~u:ur Oe' PAS "· -. -.'lllllillw•a;•lo·-· . .. " ' ONE BIG TABLE OF BARGAINS ALL HIGHER PRICED TO 1.98VALUES 2YcL ONE BIG GROUP Sew and Save! . ln'· tf)day, get.a great of ·r(lrir choice~ . • SUMMER CLEARANCE SALE AT THE FABRIC SHOP•••• denu.t ftlularly. ~ b•H•t time t~ move up to •••lilt; minimum . r~ et all dfUI CGUnten. ' .. Rollinson's his aunt, and her son, Mark, " Tt!P ilat~at~p loillct!jD . .II fill"~;~~ OvrUso•t-C~ turned homo &lndey morning with .• _, ' •!UPON REQI.i&Sn ed the romalnder ot lbe wee~. He vlslled Cedar POint and many • II !liDo JOWIII) lo ll'tdustalolltofQI"!'~·ltcble iiN!In~o SERVICE.· ley returned Tuesday evening to her home. Her son, Bobby, •tat· ~ 1::1 2-Hour DRY abNING VISIT!~G IN COI.UMillJS Mrs. Robert Bailey and 1011, Bobby, visited in COlumbo a with Mra. Audrey Sorden. Mrs, Bai- 'nliida, 'ii~ ~aont· 'rtDIPlo; '· ·Jiiltlatlm tor tlrUr c.,.W.Ieo; of.. ·~cera remllirl'!!l IOI!ear tonpa~.., ' ,.. . : WEDNESDAY ~~ !Wn' , ,QN, 6~.,,:. ,. <,' ~ I / 'I .' ' . • • ,\ . •. . ' '• . 1/3 OFF The Fabric Singer Sales & Service 992-2284 POMEROY 115 W. SECOND OHIO . l ? lla Ill, GaU!pollo. ' . The LOrd' 1 PriJer OIIOMid tilt business aeaaioo. Malllbera-. .,. reminded ot the i!lsta ooillaii to be held In Columbus Alii- Jt,, and 20. Those llllvlni Ill ,. fancy work or ~ ~ tll,e · "&Qell-w_h~?:'' tabl!&"l' .~ ~1 • to «ll¢act their · sented to Rick werner) son or a.. • Gltl$ Mr. and Mrs. Paul Werner. w. I ~or. en Gl..,., Marlltla: Mir1 ,!ua. liD. dlltrlct tnaliiO .......... c.l· parents are invited ll> attend thocourt ot honor to be held llunda.Y · night at 7:30 p.m. at the TrtnIIJ United Church ot Christ. '11!e Eagle Scout award will be pre- · .mnER,N::;a ~ce. . II( IMUIIIIIIoll; cllonltMu.,. - COUPON Married at Morehead tivities. It was annoonced by Pat Wood, commfttee chairman lor Paek 248, that all c:ub scouts and their . I ' DRIVEWAY MARKEJ'l Mrs. Randall Smith in Morehead and annoWlced their !ollowing Thankqlving, and again daughter'• wedding plans. tblo 7ear Mro, Lowls Is chalrFollowing a short wedding trip nu;,n, w Cumberland Falls, Mr. and A representative from Mllgs Mra. Smith will return w Ferry County clubs will .be present II the OAGC COIIYemlon to aocepl the eertlllcate award which will be preaanted oo Thuroday. · ltreoith uf b1a Oac&r nomtna. Uon for boot supportlnl actor in "Cool Hand Luke," bas oirned a multiple picture cootract with Universal. funeral oervlcea ·or,ttrci!r sloter Mf'l: !,ol,l ,(lrueser Dl!JI. .. .' aaaoclatt viet Held , wore pl1t1ed with prizes being awarded by Goy Qlintharllllhose participating In the verloos ac- meneement at Morehead. Degrees were conferred upon more Multpllo Contrad HOLLYWOOD <UPI > Marpret CoUrlll: dlltl'let ~·' ' cUor, Srr••~oo; "l'll1t l'vllo, . ' ! ly. Ropr Dillard, c:ubmaater, had charae ot die outlni. .Games Mrs. Wllson were hosts tor a dlnnor party II the Eagles Nest Mr. and Mra. Ted Downie re~ 11mtec1 l!llndll> froln a leYaral doll Ylllit 'tn Vhriehll\1lle with Mr. and Mrs. w. G, Maurer. Oil Sllllrday lhiY ·-.tea tho ~ ,Ill Mra. 1lownle'i ~eat 'lll•!*· ¥1•1 $11CD .~;- .· ~~Mro.'~iae vlnlrll'rir o'tl!iili~ the Berea' Methodist C~~u!'eh vor Falla, Pa. and Mrs. Charl~s Ill llerOI. While•tbere th111 Yla- Taj'lor ot Bea:ver, Pa. were liAicl brleii.Y With Mr. _and Mra. IP!elllllaat week ot Mr. and Mrs. Rill Jll'vl1, for~l~Uiy ot !'orne- 1tQy l!lflle. ffl1. Mr. Jarris waa a football Kim and Mike Rrown, ~hlidren -.h at ~el'llf whUe the d Mr. and Mra. Tom Rrown of laml11llved bero. Port Cllntoo, ll'e the 1111esl1 or Recent Ylllwra of Mro. 1. tbelr lll"andparonta, Mr. and Mrs. w. ~el were her oleeio of VIrgil Rrown whUe lbolr parMarietta, Mra. George Seigler, eaia Y&eatloo tn North Carollno. Ml'a. Rillph Farnham, and M11a Mr . .and Mra. vswlll Neaso of Gl~o B81J811. · Nease SeUlement ope111 ooverll ~ ~~~ -~, ~~ $Ja. illlu!"""d Grueser, ~ Mloa 4111• 'recOmb' vlliting tbelr ..0, ~r, ..W :be preAIL Ffllda Grueaer were Iii 1\iaem, Wl111am; IUid family ot Belleton, .J~OIIIlilROY: CiiA'PTER 188,.6 r- Arl~ over the we~~ forlhe tatno. Qf Dale'rti''!ilr:·7,u.p.a.. TUESDAY MEIGS RIDING CLtiB, 7:30 'I'Ueoday at the . R.oclr. ~rings Falr(p'Olllld,a, Ill !:OIIlPlete prepor~a for,!he,r,tr ~ ., , . T"' I'~P(Ilm ¥~ ' Melhocllllt Cli4"eh ~S in ~ ol . TUooday it 7:110 Poll\- at the hOme d Mrl. 'JI!nta,Will. · ~~ LODGE 323, Daullt• lora rl. ~~ Tueoday at a ·:p.m. at ~ ldclp: ._n. Flap :will be ~~ .l'l the Cbea, ·f- ~ &ftdJiD!Ior alrliC!OIIIo. ..~• ~ tG ~ IINiMI. , iiANi> ligq.,..a, 'nillday, a! .p,liL at the hll!lr Roa.st . The ail COI!JII;y Chrlllma, ohow . •"MIDDLEPORT GABDEN' CLIJB, ' . ,pallaok dlilrer1 &;.~ , p;m., bema . '!f lrlra. Gar• ll;'"....m llkt . a <!Overed Ud ·.~ - tabl~ . 42~ 36~40". ' Ul a:~~~~~~~r.:-=~ I\ID, Don Roush, and hlo irlte·of· m . M!ddleport, and ,tbej-e .,~re !'!lin· County Show Wins Award - ·'' llon'tlltrourhomebea ~~ ll't,never ~aid;~ ' SANDBOX • !<ova Prattoclollddteponwuheld S0ndll1 al the home or Mr. and Mre. Walter Roooh. . · A decorated cake wu present.ed w Mra. Pratt by .ller 'sr¥11-• ' Coated cann1 canopy iills, ni~e~, lcwen. Galvanized IC«< noor. ..,.. ., A surprise ~ ; 1~ J)a~rv~. once of the 80tti l>il1bdaY of Mrs. .. ' 149.98 LINE OF ?ATIO FENCES .Day'tlf "God's Way, Toc~U'a HCINI,"' flea by Auguat%0, 'i9QS. . ·~'....,_:._...,;·-~·--_....;'J~~~=::=:::I!' hal been the theme or tl10 lllhle i'vliOIII- -.atac~ shouid be I' schooL Tho telchera and their (I) l'llf~Y e~ In 'the ,CIP'·· aulallnls are caro1yJi '11ullnla, eralioo ot a flf!ri, or ranch alld, ' ' June Eichinger, Darla Sheridan (ll) well qualllied for committee and Hose Ann Sebe, Jllfaeey; worl<. ' Rachel Sheridan, Ana COttrW In aoneral, a ptrSOII lo elland Mary HQea, ~r; '01¥ rible til ~Je a eommunlt;y com.. Perrin, Mro. Glen HUes, and mlU..IIWI If hO IIYOI In I h o _. ___ and communlll In Wh!eh. be io ellMr'· J • Wamo IIf, P·~·-•; Pat Holler, lilario IIIWllfo the ,O,lo to vote. If a JIOf... wllo II Hev. DIU Perrin, the Rev. Glen nomlllaled by pe1;ltlon' Ia found ' N~, N~tionWide HUoo, and Aucli'tr Wood, jun!OI'o to be lnellllble, he WID be noTho p....,am Is ~en to tJie ·titled and l!lvOD 15 ~a In which newal of auto inslinmce public, Patrick Wood, 5undly to appeal to the .eounty ·I'IJil· policy is 'in elfd;t days). · School stWertntendent, announo- mi-. •· thi: pn!miums and ha\'e a . eel. · .The ollldal ASC Communlt,y driving ~~~e~~~lier of you1.funily. COmml- alecdan ballots will ... ·"' DELUXE 8' x 10' WE HAVE A COMPLETE • ''l""ntt· 94.88 llel-188.98 18, Tbose moat ~ Jlld ~ baUQI but lhln!!o he lo 111 an eliJII>le tVt.r sbeold ~ Tbe ·lllroo 1\11 ~ · tobnt,y oftlc~ l!)d'W• teemen S.rve 11 QIH!I\ a .~all.,;. A ~ of the • C!liJI1f,)' he . the RQul~ •. (l\lvem~ ~- er• u.. om.e, . t,y an4 !\Ol"immmt,y .CCl!'ln\~~·.•• AS<; countt ,of ' ~i .Wlll:bil .••~:'ll>!•.,ror fOVl~!n, ~ ~~ , le"';aae sele·cied ~~ jllji , ~..,t com- ~ : Wfiee1 ThO Ast;: 'men · 111111111¥ ~. '!be count,)'. .<omml(lljj> ~~· '!"•11101!' '"' · committee m,.. ~ Bddltl~ eltcllon ~ t~r ,e~ldblllt,y · DOmlneea. Olbero ln111 be add- w,vo!e cit hold oli1ee. r,· ' ~ w tha ,11[1\1 .ot JloJp>lneeo by .'!mih deflaiopa iJIPOalJl!IIIIIOI!, ~ they are to be ed, ~ ;~ · SIA~ Conillll!'"· ; bellola,i,Uibeeountellitl>te and wlllln8 w serve If 1 1b• eleciAicL - ed Iii . lc"l\ the.kelga ASCS Plllllons lllljlt bl: (I) .Umlt- COUII\y onlee .on Sep!eriiber 18, ed to one "'"""""' ....., Q) li1&ft. !868; ·al 9 a.m. Tho' vote ....,... · ed by !II l..at 6 ·, e!Jalble 'AS€ 'lis' ""-!' be W!tne~~eci by ant In' voten' In the cODuilunlt;y (EU81. ' 'l/lrooled perSOII. . ' bli ~r,l m111 11!111.. 11 · Tho boml~ who plotho.most peUIIon- . 11 lhe.Y .de.,-.), ~ VOle~ ' wlll be 'chairmen or t h e (S) l!ecel,ed at tbe CllWII;)' ·Of. Coq\ir)unlt;y Committee. The one ..... """ ..,., ""* ••. &ln · Tlif> Rn · Max' ·~ '' puo · u.r··•the !~it.tin:;r · · · .. . '~ allat oWrclll ·~ . ·bii ~ vaCO:. tlon the ilixllllree WWkl.' ; · from there on Aug. 16 and ex- ' .., ,t...~~: Russell and Mra. Bey. ilnt had vialled earlier with Pvl. ltussell at Fort Gordon, Ga. )mere he COillJ)Ieted his basic lrainlng before , being sent w fori Polk for advanced lnfan)rY tralnlng. He wiU lll"adllate l Mr.o. Edlth Betz!ne of~~ ber orW~JJ~tCol,Jnclll681 Toledo. PJa!'n&.:WU' JlO~rla ' til h!e'"*" · · it-~ wio oxtendidto !drs. or the ~ ,CJ~ of blllrict Wakei.J 011 the reeent death of 13, ~~ 01 ~. lor • ber buliand. Mro. Walcely reptenlo lUidlf, ported thilt 1lho will attend the ', A bUIII1ell meot1l!i tj>llo!ied notional •oalon to be beld at the JIICIIIF with MrJ. E d I t b Charleoton, S. C. 011 OcL 1 and Wikely, cllili1cl ~. prelld- 2. tng, Sb8 iluloUnoed that the next Attending tho picnic were Mrs. llieetli\11'11illl be beld• lll:~ p.m. Walcelf, cllatrlct deputy, notion'"' Oci. 13 at the 'lbJIP8rl Plolns al' repreajntatlvo and agalt state liilt Alao l1111101111oed. was t h e eounclli>r• of Golden G l e a m dlatrlcl' galt OOWlcllors' plenio Council 254, Marlelta; ldra. Betzlli be held 'at the Cl•ltatr 'Park ing, ~~~ llale councUor of ForIn Marietta oil Ailg. 25. · e,ll ROse Council 285; Pribble ~ "as the death of Ellz- Wl11011, past stale councilor, Galabelh Qdnlln, otato HCTetery, lla Cquncli lit, Glllipolla; tva a· member r1. HamUwe COW1cll SIAey, state credential commlt109, and ot Ltla Vickroy, galt IA!e, and deput,y stale COWlcUoror otate councilor and past diltrlct Golden Gleam. deputy o! Piatrlcl 9, and a mom6tlrOr deputlea attending were Marpret Seldenabel, Theodorua Picnic, Wiener 17, POmeroyj MOUe Mobberb', Matainoru 53, New ~~i Floreoee Folta, Guiding Star 124, is , ~racuse: Nottle U~ea, Forest Cub Scoot Pack 248 held a Hose 285, Tuppers Plains. plcnlc and wiener roaat at the Dlatrlct omcers there were Rock !i>rlnga falrgrounc!s recent- \ . I •' �. ,_ •·.• :&•. ;.::;-.;:-.: ..:.=::-.;. ' '/ . ' . ' . • ~. ~ . Mr$~ ~.~,~t~inQ .Hosfs ·Depu~y 'Cit!>·,_. , . or ·-·"~Jl~ 'J.ei. ' ' wn• . Polk, Ill ., >)Ill• - E2 at F~ ... IAi !lll!Ms -.II iur""' pui- "ilth on fUrlough. Pvt. Russell Ia the son of Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Rueoell of West COlumbia, w. Va. I '\ ' !' ' ... PLAN BAHR REV~10N 'Mle IMual reunion o[ the des• Cen:lanta or Abraham and Mary Will Bahr will be held Sunday II the home or Mr. and Mrs. Chir· les GoegleJn, Flatwoods Road, Pcmeroy, A basket dlrmer will be served at 12:30 p.m. DesceMents of Moses and Suun Wlll are also jnvited to the re.. union. . GRIFF1TH8, Meigs County extensioo servic-e, home economics, confers with Jermle .Chapman on sewing projects which she has completed in inldll sewing •• 11 L~t's Sew" project during judging of 4--H club members last week. Miss Chapman is a member of the Pomeroy Benders Junior 4-H Club. Juding was ..held at the Pcxnetoy Junior High School In preparation for the junior fair to be held Aug. 12 -Aug. 17 in coniWlclion with the IOSth aMIII Meigs COillliY Fair. a part of a Q-What u the meoniftg of the nome Jla!Tfl? A-This Irish name means "spear." BACKYARD SPECIALS! GUIDE BOOK ,'I' ' 88c ONLY FREE Handy for home or !!hop, inside or oullide. S pint, S t~uart, 9 C(L&III dzet. AMES C/H HOE De blade iltumed forNud 10 you can break pound with a pnde p!Uh. 3.99 A low COlt qualiry hoe. Fmuk! enameled attractive green. Buml· cote hudle i1 4 root lona. 4" x 6Yi" blade. 1.77 United Prell llltornational National Lea&ue G. AB R. H. Pel. Alou, Plt 98 357 34 118 .331 Hose. Cin 93 385 63 127 .330 Johnson, Cin 98 108 58 130 .319 Helms, Cin 94 382 29 117 .306 Flood, St. L 109 457 62 138 .302 Alou, Alia 110 152 47 135 .299 Staub, llou 109 Ill 39 122 .297 May, Cin 101 387 49 115 .297 Haller, LA 101 339 22 100 .295 Gonzlz, Pbila 89 306 36 88 .288 By AMES CIH 6.99 town. Ky. From there thy will go to Mammcuth cave lDaoutbernKen- tuck)' whore they will Cllq) aeverll daya. Vlalts w the ilwer Room ChapalloNaohriDo, Tem. and with ralativoa Ill Geolifl are alao lnc11JI!ed lo their plane. United Preal!nternati0181 National Leque American 1Aque W. L. PeL GB ' W. L. PeL GB SL Lool1 ••••• 72 39 ,849 Detroit •••••• 67 41 ,820 Chicago •••••58 53 .523 14 Baltimore •••• 61 48 .570 Slh Atlanta ••••••58 53 .523 14 Cleveland •••• 60 51 .su IPh Clnclnnall •••• 55 51 ,519 14'1! Boawn •••••. 58 51 .532 9\1 sao Fran ••••• 55 54 .505 16 oakland ••••• 55 53 .509 12 Pltisbllr(lll ••• 53. 57 .482 19\1 New York • , •• 50 55 .476 IS'h Phlledelplrla •• 51 57 .472 191.1 Minnesota .••• SO 56 .172 16 New York •••• 51 62 .451 22 Clilfornia •••. 50 59 .459 11% Loe Angeles ••• 50 61 .450 22 Chicago •..•• 47 59 .143 19 Houstoo; ..... 47· 63 .427 24\~ Washington •• ,39 66 .371 26'h Mend~'• Resulta Mond~'s Results , PhDa 6 san Fron t, 10 IMa. Haston 2 Chi 1, 10 Inns, night Allanta 6 Chicago I, nlabt Balt 5 N.Y. 3, 10 inns., night Houston 6 New York 5, night Only games scheduled SL Louis 3 Clnclllnatl 2, night Today's Probable Pitchers L.A. I Pitta 0, 10 lma., night All Times EDT Today's Probal>le Pltcbers BosU>n (Wonborg- 2-3) at ChiAll Times EDT cago (carlos 4-9), 9 p.m. Philadelphia (L J ..kson 10. Cleveland (Tiant 17-7 and Wil· 13) at san Francisco (G. Perry llama 8-6) at Detroit (I!Wer 5-3 9-10 or McCOrmick 7-12), II and Sparma 8-10) 2, 5:30 p.m. p.m. . ..~lforola ~3-4andPat.Chicago (lloli<""!' 8-7) at At.u·n $~) at waihlngu.n (Coleman r lanta (Stone 1·1), 8 p.m. 7-12 and Bertalna 4-9) 2, 5 p.m. Cincinnati (Molooey 9-7) at Sl. Minnesota (J. Perry 8-6) at Loots (carlton U-5), 9 p.m. Baltimore (llunlcer 1~), 5:30 p. Pltlaburgh (Moose 4-8) at Los m. Angelos (Sutton 4-10), 11 p.m. Only games scheduled New York (Circlwell 5-10) at Wednesday's Gamea Houatoo (Giusti 6-16), 8:30p.m. Boswn at Chicago Wednesd111'1 Games Cleveland at Detroit, night Chicago It Allanta, night Cllifornia at Waahlngton, night Clndnnad at SL Loolo, nlglrt Minn. at Baltimore, 2, twi-nlght Plitaburgh at Loa AJw. nJabt oakland at New York 2 New York at Houston, night PhUadelpbla at San Francisco Leaders Sturdy •ancllu and un<lercarriqe form dull support&. 3 cu. ft. sum._ tlee:l tny. I0 inch wheel. ltq. 8.50 BOI! ':PJ111oqrt wtn be liiilfg!eL · · '·' · Qn Alii!- ·18, Forreat Raehlel will be the speaker, and m Aus25, Eric O>ambera . wW haYe char&e ot tho aerYlcl!. , The Rev. Mr. and Biro. Donihue and lhitr children, Grea ani! Kimberley, left ~ on vacation. They plan wYl.tt Llocoln's birth piece and o8e 'the ustephen Foiterstory•lo atSanil- By and Garden• ., w. oorwr~on. ~~ ~'' i!liG ....&.hla.,~~ellOil,;~, pect• at that time to come ~ •• '' ' P!t · Mrs, . · ~·; _ ~w l'l th~ Volted M~~~ ~r· once held •t lllklslde 'In Juno, will (11'e..,. ~r ·reiiorl 'w the WEED WHIP Rcplaaable double serrated blat.le. Carefully tempered. Chrome finish ferrulll!. lBl" handle, • J 59 SHEPARD CHALET American Leque G. AB R, H. Pet. llarrlUJ, Bua 97 339 57101 .298 Vhindr, Min 105 109 41 121 .296 Carew, Min 76 277 31 82 .296 Monday, Oak 95 315 40 92 .292 Oliva, Min 98 361 45 105 .291 F. Hwd, Woo 103 386 52 108 .280 Horton, Dol 99 343 50 98 .280 Wblte, NY 101 376 61 . •277 x 6' STORAGE SHED 40"' door opening with IJidt-rile· ckluble doors. Exterior pde ply· wood floor. Wldte/p. trim. lie.. 122,95 Ystzald, Boa 104 341 60 95 ,276 Bande, Oak 109 us til t't4 .275 llome Runs National League: McCOVe, Giants 26; Allen, Pbll1 22; H. Aaron, Bravea and Starptl, Plratea 20; Hart, Glanta and llaMa, Cubo19. American League: F. Howard. senator• 31; Harrelltll. R8d Sax 28; - . Tigers 26; Powell, Orioles 20; JackiiOD," A'a 18. RW1aNational In l':'.'8l.&:-~ ..~· .. &:~..~.-~~W~.:li:'~ ,:,;;._. 4 Program' Will Climax Schoo1 . Ap.-..nm will beproaeni.dat 7:30 Thuroday nJabtatlhe TrioIt¥ VnlleC!Chur<hotChrlstto.dude the dolly vacitlm Bible achool underway tliere. ' ' ' eraua fl(fta •'-' eardsJ'l'l>lll ~. Exhibttn•~• · Pire tq·~~~·· ~ · : · ~ra ot11le ·flmlb'. 'Fifeilllo.'' bl the · ored Mre. Pr&!t W\tJI a ·~~~ry~~ ol!lce the fair· ohower and, .,..Urw • · fll~ were· not later lhall ' p.m. Mr. and Mrs. <Gene llarflo, Mr. " lllw·sdlll'•. Pure~se pf ,a ~~~e~~>o, and Mr": Carl Bnlllllll, Mro. ticket Ia the onlY e!Uy Eva Stout,· and Mr. and\ Mra. ' Emmott Shuler. ' The ah..,, Ia ~n .\",the public. , ,Prooent foi, t!>e ~'~!Pili dinner It baa bien ~haalted by · wQre Mr. and Mro. Walter ~h Mergaret EUa •Lo!ril, au- aJ!d, oon, .Rex, Charlotte Cleven. lhlitoxtdtn!Ora neect' ~r •of !lew Raven• w., Va., Mr. be a ...-~· lit a garden and ,Mro. Don Rollab, Mr••and Mrs. Fraaii Pow'era, Bobby,~ b1e alii Pam, · Mr•• and- Mrl. Garden club' mein.ber's 1flli. '1 Ralph Prait. c....,..nandlledlna; 1We1rer, be pliyi"' an lmpor: · role In the Dower ohowo. Mr. and Mra. J!opr HouaH and be sure that U,. cllaies lri eon, To<idr Mri. Gra<ie Pratt, erUstlc ar~enl eat. Mr. and Mro. Joe Poetelwolte, ' Mervin are ftUeci toi'botli ohowa, Mro. Earl Rooab, and ~·, · I~• clubs, drew Roooh and aon, Dallaa of Atleota, Ga. Mlaslng .trun tho illmlb' classes ind '!ill be ..._ for II leaat foul' arrange- ptheriJW were Mr. and Mra. in each dasi." Tbli, or Junior Pratt and illmlb' of CanIOUI'Oie, doea 1101 exchl!e mem- toot. He Ia tbe hoiM>ree's oldest uhlbltlrw !II other grandson. Vlllting 'with Mrl. Pntt dur· the Jhoft' whieh ~l!'lthe dernoon wa 0 Tom Rlle7. .uon.·· cara · 60 ~;.. ' Wedding Plans Are Announced The Rev. and ·Mrs. Paul i SeUera of Rocine, are announcing the lllPI'•• chirw marriage ot their daugher, Merprot Allee, to Mr. Deania R. Eynon, son of Mr. and Mrs. EmU E)1loll, Illcine. ' ' ANtiOUNCIN(l BIRTH Mr. and Mr1. Clarence Frank, SYraeuu, an nmounclnt the birth ol a 1011, Jeftrlf, Stew. art, July 13 at Holler Hoopltal, He has a brotber, John David, aae 5. Gr.....-.nto are Mr. and Mrl. Sol Bll!llf, Rtedlntle, and Mr1. Lettie ~cer, Mlsa Sellers Ia a sred•le of the Bloom • carrou High School · ......... sreat • ll'anctparenll at CarrolL Mr. EYnon eredulted au Mrs. Charlea Prtee, Sr., from Southern High School at Lolli - m , and Georp FredRaeblo and Ia preoently IIIIWloy· erick, Sr., tong Bottom. ed the BlaeUnar Auw CO. ot Pomeroy. Tbe weddl"' wiD be ao event of SOpL 1 at 2:30 p.m. In the l!Oifiii;y · 'lJ nH d. · 'Metltodlat ' Church, near Racine. A reeoption wlU follow in the fellow1hlp hilL COMPLETES TEST NEW HAVEN- Private Flrlt Class Tbctmas G. ·Edwarda, 20, 1011 or Mr. and Mrs. Edlrln T. Edwarda, New lllveo, !'OJI!Ploled a balllltle .mlsollo loot 1111Um rop11ir couroo Jlmo 28 at the Ari1\J Mlulle and Munlllona School, Redltooe Araeoal, AIL SALE PLANNED A rwn111111 selo will be held Thured111, Friday and Saturda.v In tho PIIU!lp Slstars• building oo Court Sl., Pomero7. There will be a larae selection ot beck-beol etoibtnx. Tho IIIlo lo - - . by the Cblldrlll Of the Amerleao Revolutloo. tJ e ZIIE. 2lid. ZIU, 2nd. Ph. 1193-2472 I'll. 993-2472 POMEROY, OIDO ..,• . ....... '········· ' .Social ·:calenda ' J!:!:~::::::::~=~t-::::::::~:=:::::~=:~:::::::::;;::::::::::::::;~~f~ .'i Pomerpy... . ' Nationwide Mutual lr\Jurarn:e Co. Home. ofti.te: ColulnbUI., Ohio 'l . t ll ·~ Personal Notes i:\ . -~:: ~:: . ~ laot 7081' li7 the Meija couD\y pi-den clubs baa b o e n awarded. drat place In g r o u p Clirlotmu lbewsacrossthe 11a1e 117 the"Oblo AlioClaUon of Gardon CJJjoa, A!mOuncement · of the award, wtileh wlll be preaented at the OAGC coovention lo be beid In Columbua next week, wal made toc1aJo by Mrs. Paul WondeU Reed ot Newark, stale Dower abow aware! chairman. Thia Is the 80COil<l cooaecuUvo )'Clar for the Meigs County oluba' Chrlllmaa ahow w place Drat ID the atate. Twice In the tour' 1011:1 )t hao been rlsied the show took second place awards In tlle-atale. Mr,. Mstgsrat Ella Lowio haa been ahow chairman all fcur years. The fttth an111al Chrlstma& llhow of Meiss COUnlY clubs has been acbedoled for the weekeod WITH 2/1.29 POMiiOY CEMENT " . BLOCK ...... ' Tbe wedding ot Mila Pamela Jean wuaon, daughter ot Mr. and Mrs. Marvin WI! lOll or Dexter, w Mr. Randall Smith was au event o(; Saturday, Aug. 3, at the Morehead Melhodlll Church in Morehead, K.Y. on Thursday, the bride lll"•dualed from .Morehead SlAte Unlveralt,y. Precedln& lbe c o mmencament activities, Mr. and COUntt, K.Y., where be !a employed aa alistatant princJpal Of tbe junior high school. Mrs. Smith bas been .employed a_, a teacher In the county system. Mr. Smith grad!aled rrom Morehead In January and is currently worklngto~ ward his master•s degree there. Dr. Carl Hlll,presldantorKentuck)' State COllege at Frankfort, }(y., was speaker ror the com~ than 300 graduates in the cam. Georte Kennedy, an the ~ 1,28:1 . ' :., Loop: MeCOVeY, 1nourarsa graduated to _ · flamelsss . electric hsat. Giant• 68i H. ~. Brave•. Slnto, Oib1, Perez, Redl, Al- leo, Pblta and lbmon, Carda 80. Amerlc:an LOSIPIO: HarreiRecl' Sax 91; F. HoWard, - tors 71; POwell, Oriole& 69: NorthrUp, Tlgera 63; Hortoa. Tl- ' ' &er158. ANNOUNCE MEETINGS A aeries of weekend meeting• at the Hyaell Run Free Methodill CbJrch beg!Ming Thursday night, AUg. 8, through &mday night with tho Rev. Roberl Buckley of Ava, Ohio, as speak- er, has been annoo.nced by Rev. pus fiold house by Dr. Adron Doran, president ot the Univer. •lty. Attending the ceremonies rrom thla area were Mr. and Mrs. W1l11011, the graduate's grand· mother, Mrs. Effie HOosler, and her former elementary achoo1 teachers, Mrs. Blanche Nel&OD and Mrs. Nellie Vale. . ' ' other Interesting points and I!'ALSETEETH r.. , Chawl11g Eftlcla11cy Ill creased up to 35 o/o CUnleal t.ntl prove JOU ~n no• tat and chew bttter-rnall:• dentura~ a•e,... up t.o 35•·; mort~ell'eetlve-U a: you ~prlnkle a lltUe PASTIITH on C Cu WI.. pallor R.v Buck e ' ' ' • your Pl,tt.el. P.Aftrnll ~n ley ia.·peator·..C' the;WOOdstl8kl .. :ond ~"""' "''' "'''to '"' mo"r... '""''"'COblO. A8T no! • ,! Free t.f~thodiBt Church. The public 1s welcornecl. Servlcea begin at 7:30 o•cJock nightly. aeld-doem't.our,:·~oiUmmJ. putJ · taste. HeiP8 check "dantuft! odor". Denture. that ftt are eu&ntlal W bnlth. sr.:~u:ur Oe' PAS "· -. -.'lllllillw•a;•lo·-· . .. " ' ONE BIG TABLE OF BARGAINS ALL HIGHER PRICED TO 1.98VALUES 2YcL ONE BIG GROUP Sew and Save! . ln'· tf)day, get.a great of ·r(lrir choice~ . • SUMMER CLEARANCE SALE AT THE FABRIC SHOP•••• denu.t ftlularly. ~ b•H•t time t~ move up to •••lilt; minimum . r~ et all dfUI CGUnten. ' .. Rollinson's his aunt, and her son, Mark, " Tt!P ilat~at~p loillct!jD . .II fill"~;~~ OvrUso•t-C~ turned homo &lndey morning with .• _, ' •!UPON REQI.i&Sn ed the romalnder ot lbe wee~. He vlslled Cedar POint and many • II !liDo JOWIII) lo ll'tdustalolltofQI"!'~·ltcble iiN!In~o SERVICE.· ley returned Tuesday evening to her home. Her son, Bobby, •tat· ~ 1::1 2-Hour DRY abNING VISIT!~G IN COI.UMillJS Mrs. Robert Bailey and 1011, Bobby, visited in COlumbo a with Mra. Audrey Sorden. Mrs, Bai- 'nliida, 'ii~ ~aont· 'rtDIPlo; '· ·Jiiltlatlm tor tlrUr c.,.W.Ieo; of.. ·~cera remllirl'!!l IOI!ear tonpa~.., ' ,.. . : WEDNESDAY ~~ !Wn' , ,QN, 6~.,,:. ,. <,' ~ I / 'I .' ' . • • ,\ . •. . ' '• . 1/3 OFF The Fabric Singer Sales & Service 992-2284 POMEROY 115 W. SECOND OHIO . l ? lla Ill, GaU!pollo. ' . The LOrd' 1 PriJer OIIOMid tilt business aeaaioo. Malllbera-. .,. reminded ot the i!lsta ooillaii to be held In Columbus Alii- Jt,, and 20. Those llllvlni Ill ,. fancy work or ~ ~ tll,e · "&Qell-w_h~?:'' tabl!&"l' .~ ~1 • to «ll¢act their · sented to Rick werner) son or a.. • Gltl$ Mr. and Mrs. Paul Werner. w. I ~or. en Gl..,., Marlltla: Mir1 ,!ua. liD. dlltrlct tnaliiO .......... c.l· parents are invited ll> attend thocourt ot honor to be held llunda.Y · night at 7:30 p.m. at the TrtnIIJ United Church ot Christ. '11!e Eagle Scout award will be pre- · .mnER,N::;a ~ce. . II( IMUIIIIIIoll; cllonltMu.,. - COUPON Married at Morehead tivities. It was annoonced by Pat Wood, commfttee chairman lor Paek 248, that all c:ub scouts and their . I ' DRIVEWAY MARKEJ'l Mrs. Randall Smith in Morehead and annoWlced their !ollowing Thankqlving, and again daughter'• wedding plans. tblo 7ear Mro, Lowls Is chalrFollowing a short wedding trip nu;,n, w Cumberland Falls, Mr. and A representative from Mllgs Mra. Smith will return w Ferry County clubs will .be present II the OAGC COIIYemlon to aocepl the eertlllcate award which will be preaanted oo Thuroday. · ltreoith uf b1a Oac&r nomtna. Uon for boot supportlnl actor in "Cool Hand Luke," bas oirned a multiple picture cootract with Universal. funeral oervlcea ·or,ttrci!r sloter Mf'l: !,ol,l ,(lrueser Dl!JI. .. .' aaaoclatt viet Held , wore pl1t1ed with prizes being awarded by Goy Qlintharllllhose participating In the verloos ac- meneement at Morehead. Degrees were conferred upon more Multpllo Contrad HOLLYWOOD <UPI > Marpret CoUrlll: dlltl'let ~·' ' cUor, Srr••~oo; "l'll1t l'vllo, . ' ! ly. Ropr Dillard, c:ubmaater, had charae ot die outlni. .Games Mrs. Wllson were hosts tor a dlnnor party II the Eagles Nest Mr. and Mra. Ted Downie re~ 11mtec1 l!llndll> froln a leYaral doll Ylllit 'tn Vhriehll\1lle with Mr. and Mrs. w. G, Maurer. Oil Sllllrday lhiY ·-.tea tho ~ ,Ill Mra. 1lownle'i ~eat 'lll•!*· ¥1•1 $11CD .~;- .· ~~Mro.'~iae vlnlrll'rir o'tl!iili~ the Berea' Methodist C~~u!'eh vor Falla, Pa. and Mrs. Charl~s Ill llerOI. While•tbere th111 Yla- Taj'lor ot Bea:ver, Pa. were liAicl brleii.Y With Mr. _and Mra. IP!elllllaat week ot Mr. and Mrs. Rill Jll'vl1, for~l~Uiy ot !'orne- 1tQy l!lflle. ffl1. Mr. Jarris waa a football Kim and Mike Rrown, ~hlidren -.h at ~el'llf whUe the d Mr. and Mra. Tom Rrown of laml11llved bero. Port Cllntoo, ll'e the 1111esl1 or Recent Ylllwra of Mro. 1. tbelr lll"andparonta, Mr. and Mrs. w. ~el were her oleeio of VIrgil Rrown whUe lbolr parMarietta, Mra. George Seigler, eaia Y&eatloo tn North Carollno. Ml'a. Rillph Farnham, and M11a Mr . .and Mra. vswlll Neaso of Gl~o B81J811. · Nease SeUlement ope111 ooverll ~ ~~~ -~, ~~ $Ja. illlu!"""d Grueser, ~ Mloa 4111• 'recOmb' vlliting tbelr ..0, ~r, ..W :be preAIL Ffllda Grueaer were Iii 1\iaem, Wl111am; IUid family ot Belleton, .J~OIIIlilROY: CiiA'PTER 188,.6 r- Arl~ over the we~~ forlhe tatno. Qf Dale'rti''!ilr:·7,u.p.a.. TUESDAY MEIGS RIDING CLtiB, 7:30 'I'Ueoday at the . R.oclr. ~rings Falr(p'Olllld,a, Ill !:OIIlPlete prepor~a for,!he,r,tr ~ ., , . T"' I'~P(Ilm ¥~ ' Melhocllllt Cli4"eh ~S in ~ ol . TUooday it 7:110 Poll\- at the hOme d Mrl. 'JI!nta,Will. · ~~ LODGE 323, Daullt• lora rl. ~~ Tueoday at a ·:p.m. at ~ ldclp: ._n. Flap :will be ~~ .l'l the Cbea, ·f- ~ &ftdJiD!Ior alrliC!OIIIo. ..~• ~ tG ~ IINiMI. , iiANi> ligq.,..a, 'nillday, a! .p,liL at the hll!lr Roa.st . The ail COI!JII;y Chrlllma, ohow . •"MIDDLEPORT GABDEN' CLIJB, ' . ,pallaok dlilrer1 &;.~ , p;m., bema . '!f lrlra. Gar• ll;'"....m llkt . a <!Overed Ud ·.~ - tabl~ . 42~ 36~40". ' Ul a:~~~~~~~r.:-=~ I\ID, Don Roush, and hlo irlte·of· m . M!ddleport, and ,tbej-e .,~re !'!lin· County Show Wins Award - ·'' llon'tlltrourhomebea ~~ ll't,never ~aid;~ ' SANDBOX • !<ova Prattoclollddteponwuheld S0ndll1 al the home or Mr. and Mre. Walter Roooh. . · A decorated cake wu present.ed w Mra. Pratt by .ller 'sr¥11-• ' Coated cann1 canopy iills, ni~e~, lcwen. Galvanized IC«< noor. ..,.. ., A surprise ~ ; 1~ J)a~rv~. once of the 80tti l>il1bdaY of Mrs. .. ' 149.98 LINE OF ?ATIO FENCES .Day'tlf "God's Way, Toc~U'a HCINI,"' flea by Auguat%0, 'i9QS. . ·~'....,_:._...,;·-~·--_....;'J~~~=::=:::I!' hal been the theme or tl10 lllhle i'vliOIII- -.atac~ shouid be I' schooL Tho telchera and their (I) l'llf~Y e~ In 'the ,CIP'·· aulallnls are caro1yJi '11ullnla, eralioo ot a flf!ri, or ranch alld, ' ' June Eichinger, Darla Sheridan (ll) well qualllied for committee and Hose Ann Sebe, Jllfaeey; worl<. ' Rachel Sheridan, Ana COttrW In aoneral, a ptrSOII lo elland Mary HQea, ~r; '01¥ rible til ~Je a eommunlt;y com.. Perrin, Mro. Glen HUes, and mlU..IIWI If hO IIYOI In I h o _. ___ and communlll In Wh!eh. be io ellMr'· J • Wamo IIf, P·~·-•; Pat Holler, lilario IIIWllfo the ,O,lo to vote. If a JIOf... wllo II Hev. DIU Perrin, the Rev. Glen nomlllaled by pe1;ltlon' Ia found ' N~, N~tionWide HUoo, and Aucli'tr Wood, jun!OI'o to be lnellllble, he WID be noTho p....,am Is ~en to tJie ·titled and l!lvOD 15 ~a In which newal of auto inslinmce public, Patrick Wood, 5undly to appeal to the .eounty ·I'IJil· policy is 'in elfd;t days). · School stWertntendent, announo- mi-. •· thi: pn!miums and ha\'e a . eel. · .The ollldal ASC Communlt,y driving ~~~e~~~lier of you1.funily. COmml- alecdan ballots will ... ·"' DELUXE 8' x 10' WE HAVE A COMPLETE • ''l""ntt· 94.88 llel-188.98 18, Tbose moat ~ Jlld ~ baUQI but lhln!!o he lo 111 an eliJII>le tVt.r sbeold ~ Tbe ·lllroo 1\11 ~ · tobnt,y oftlc~ l!)d'W• teemen S.rve 11 QIH!I\ a .~all.,;. A ~ of the • C!liJI1f,)' he . the RQul~ •. (l\lvem~ ~- er• u.. om.e, . t,y an4 !\Ol"immmt,y .CCl!'ln\~~·.•• AS<; countt ,of ' ~i .Wlll:bil .••~:'ll>!•.,ror fOVl~!n, ~ ~~ , le"';aae sele·cied ~~ jllji , ~..,t com- ~ : Wfiee1 ThO Ast;: 'men · 111111111¥ ~. '!be count,)'. .<omml(lljj> ~~· '!"•11101!' '"' · committee m,.. ~ Bddltl~ eltcllon ~ t~r ,e~ldblllt,y · DOmlneea. Olbero ln111 be add- w,vo!e cit hold oli1ee. r,· ' ~ w tha ,11[1\1 .ot JloJp>lneeo by .'!mih deflaiopa iJIPOalJl!IIIIIOI!, ~ they are to be ed, ~ ;~ · SIA~ Conillll!'"· ; bellola,i,Uibeeountellitl>te and wlllln8 w serve If 1 1b• eleciAicL - ed Iii . lc"l\ the.kelga ASCS Plllllons lllljlt bl: (I) .Umlt- COUII\y onlee .on Sep!eriiber 18, ed to one "'"""""' ....., Q) li1&ft. !868; ·al 9 a.m. Tho' vote ....,... · ed by !II l..at 6 ·, e!Jalble 'AS€ 'lis' ""-!' be W!tne~~eci by ant In' voten' In the cODuilunlt;y (EU81. ' 'l/lrooled perSOII. . ' bli ~r,l m111 11!111.. 11 · Tho boml~ who plotho.most peUIIon- . 11 lhe.Y .de.,-.), ~ VOle~ ' wlll be 'chairmen or t h e (S) l!ecel,ed at tbe CllWII;)' ·Of. Coq\ir)unlt;y Committee. The one ..... """ ..,., ""* ••. &ln · Tlif> Rn · Max' ·~ '' puo · u.r··•the !~it.tin:;r · · · .. . '~ allat oWrclll ·~ . ·bii ~ vaCO:. tlon the ilixllllree WWkl.' ; · from there on Aug. 16 and ex- ' .., ,t...~~: Russell and Mra. Bey. ilnt had vialled earlier with Pvl. ltussell at Fort Gordon, Ga. )mere he COillJ)Ieted his basic lrainlng before , being sent w fori Polk for advanced lnfan)rY tralnlng. He wiU lll"adllate l Mr.o. Edlth Betz!ne of~~ ber orW~JJ~tCol,Jnclll681 Toledo. PJa!'n&.:WU' JlO~rla ' til h!e'"*" · · it-~ wio oxtendidto !drs. or the ~ ,CJ~ of blllrict Wakei.J 011 the reeent death of 13, ~~ 01 ~. lor • ber buliand. Mro. Walcely reptenlo lUidlf, ported thilt 1lho will attend the ', A bUIII1ell meot1l!i tj>llo!ied notional •oalon to be beld at the JIICIIIF with MrJ. E d I t b Charleoton, S. C. 011 OcL 1 and Wikely, cllili1cl ~. prelld- 2. tng, Sb8 iluloUnoed that the next Attending tho picnic were Mrs. llieetli\11'11illl be beld• lll:~ p.m. Walcelf, cllatrlct deputy, notion'"' Oci. 13 at the 'lbJIP8rl Plolns al' repreajntatlvo and agalt state liilt Alao l1111101111oed. was t h e eounclli>r• of Golden G l e a m dlatrlcl' galt OOWlcllors' plenio Council 254, Marlelta; ldra. Betzlli be held 'at the Cl•ltatr 'Park ing, ~~~ llale councUor of ForIn Marietta oil Ailg. 25. · e,ll ROse Council 285; Pribble ~ "as the death of Ellz- Wl11011, past stale councilor, Galabelh Qdnlln, otato HCTetery, lla Cquncli lit, Glllipolla; tva a· member r1. HamUwe COW1cll SIAey, state credential commlt109, and ot Ltla Vickroy, galt IA!e, and deput,y stale COWlcUoror otate councilor and past diltrlct Golden Gleam. deputy o! Piatrlcl 9, and a mom6tlrOr deputlea attending were Marpret Seldenabel, Theodorua Picnic, Wiener 17, POmeroyj MOUe Mobberb', Matainoru 53, New ~~i Floreoee Folta, Guiding Star 124, is , ~racuse: Nottle U~ea, Forest Cub Scoot Pack 248 held a Hose 285, Tuppers Plains. plcnlc and wiener roaat at the Dlatrlct omcers there were Rock !i>rlnga falrgrounc!s recent- \ . I •' �,. . ··. '' ' . . l j' ' .f • ''. ' ·~··.( . .' ;.t ' ' '' ,. 1 ,;, . .• "'' . ' '"•l" ,- . 'I< ;;;.,,: ' I" i'i~' • . t ·' ' "-" ' ' '. . . I I 2S.·· ' OP . 1965 CHEVEI,LE, ~ljU • , , , • , , •• , • , , , • , .$159$ Conv. V-8 engine, powergJJ.de, radio, heater, new whi• wall tlreo, creon exterior fiDiah with wblt<> 1\Yion top viCII'I Interior triln. A •hill> 1 ....,... trade in. 196.1 FoRD GAL, 4 DOOR , , , • , • , , • , , • , , , , ,,16U3 Black flniah, clean interior, &oocl w.....w tires, V-8 engtae, auto, trans., power steering, radio, heater. 1967 INTERNATIONAL lh TON , , , , , , • , , , • , • ~$1795 , Fleetside bocQo, low mileage by local owner, V-1! engine, H. · D., tires, foam seat, heater, white nntsh sharp 11 new . '" ' ', J)·•. · r.ss·. · _ · . -GtJARANm.,_ . >' ' I I'OMI&ItOY, OHIO AUcriON Saturday, August 10 CANNING TOMATOES, fiJS at II a.m. We are leaving the buahel. Brine cootalnerl. Ger· oounly, Will sell the follow· aldlne Cleland, Racine. Ulfc For Sale Wanted To lluy POODLE PUPPIES AKC Toy at the of Pearl White and stud service, 4 and STEREO CONSOLE, walnut, ra. Jacobs located on Rt 7 and ANTIQUES. furnlturo, iltobel, mlsceDaneous. Mrs. Howard 124 at Laurel Clift LlvinC I lbo. Phone 992-3166. dlo equipped, 4-lpood ~­ Cecil, BOO W. Main St., PoJII&o Buslnen Services room suite, gilder, throw 7-IU«c er, dual volume corilrOl roy. 141fc ' rugs, coffee table, end tables, Make paymenll of • per C. C. BRADFORD several stands. book case, rec~ POODLE PUPPIES, AKC Toy month or t/9.115. Call mma. AUCI'IoNnii ord cabinet, cameras, plc- MODERN HOME wllh view of miniature, $'15 and up. Stud 8-Uic Complete Servlee river. WID trade Columbus, tures. ottoman, mag8zine servt<e and groomlne. Pboao Pbono IINa1 991-544!. 11 3 lie racks, books, complele set ol· Ohlo home, K. E. McAioe, EARLY A.'o!ERICAN stereo ra. Crill BraclfGnl 296t Howey Road, Columbus piano lessons valued at $fll0. dlo console, Wpoed autollllllldne. Oltle 43214. Ultp AKC Golden Retriever puppl01, Two radios, one FM & AM, tlc changer, kpeaker sound I I Ue Ironer. grill, air condllloner, 524 Ash Sl,' Middleport. 912syotem. Paymentt of ...10 For Sale or Trade ~. &.21-Uc pressure canner, Freneb fry~ per montb, '"' flOUt. Call . Am CONDmONING Relrlger1967 MUSTANG, 8-cyllnder, 1er, bird cage, old sea cbeat, 112-MII. S.Uic atlon service. Jack!a Relrlgspeed, 1111!11 Chevrolet Caprice, POTATOES, beans, cabbage wall lelephone, lamps, bow· eratlon, New !Iaven. bone automatic, power &leering and and beets, Pbono 843-mt. Ung balls, dishes, cooking ZIG ZA(J.()MA'l'IC, well known 8112-Ztl79. 4 I tfe bralres, llnanclng available, Clarence Proffitt, Portland, utensils, clotbes hamper, step make oewlng machine, makes , phone 119U547 alter 5 phoDe Ohio. 7-7-tfc buttonboles, oews on butlona, READY - MIX concrete dellvstool, a large collection of no1192-5741, 7-31-tk velties and some anUques, a monngrams, etc., all wilboul ered right to your project. FIVE ROOM HOUSE and bath, n1<e coDectlon. Somethlnl lor atla<hmemll. Psy only f43.150, Fast and eoey. Jl'roe 0111one floor, partly luralshed II ' everyone. Mr. and Mrs. Cllf. Employment ' Wanted or monthly pa~nts. Call mates. Pbono 119!-3214, Goeg. desired. 783 s. Second Ave., ford Jacobs. owner. Terms MOWING, LARGE lawna, . . IIQZ.S218. 8-Uic loin Ready -Mix Co., Middle· Middleport Can be - . by cash, not responsible lor acci- cant lots, cemeteries, etc., port, Ohio, I Ill tfc appointment after 5 p.m. EJ, dents. Sale conducted by the THE PROVEN carpet cleaner, with Gravely tractor. Phone don Walburn, phone 912-28115. Bradford Auction Co,, l!oJ: 11ft, Blue Lustre. Ia u.y on !be BUDGET PRICE lurnlture em• 1192-211'15, 8-1~ 7-9-tk our third Door budget shop. Racine, Ohio. Pbone 94~ . budget. Restores forgotten coLunch served. , 8-f.ltc WILL DO palnUng, l'e880Jable Raker Fumlturo, Mlcldleport. lors. Rent electric obampooer NO. !, STOKER COAL at lorOhio. T 21 lk •1. Baker Furniture. U4k prices. Phone !lft.5Sit. mer Clinton Coal Co. tipple, 7-31-tle Notice located 5 mUes east of Wella- ONE STORY live room homo SEWING MACHINES, repair COLOR TV antennas lnalalled, ton. Phone ~ WoUoton oervlce, , all mates, WY 2In . Middleport, large llvlne all work guaranteed. 'nlree Female Help Wanted lor Information. Walton Coal room, dlnlne n10111, large ldt,. 2284. The !l'abrlo SboP, Pomyears experience. Phone 912TOY LADIES earn flO an even. Company. 7-ID-301e eroy. Authorized Singer Sales chen, wfth birch cabinets, 211011, U.etc ing demonstrating toys a n d and Service. We SharpeR bath, two bedrooma, lull base. gifts. No investment. Color , SAVE NOW on aluminum boata, SciSIOI'I. S-2t-lle ment. funtace beat, garage, FRENCHIE'S Trading Post now catalog. Car and pbone neces10-U.IH~ ft., clean made, opea from 10 a.m. to ~ p.m, front and back pordl, caD sary. Wrlle, Toy Ladies Party sturdy, tlfte rail bottoml. 912-31311, U.ltp weekdays, Used clothlne and Plan, Johnstown, Pa. ~ One mOe of! Rt. 33, on Klnp. miscellaneous Items. Eagle bury Road. 7·17..... 1988 ENGLISH Ford, _, caoh, Rld.lc; tum right at Memor· Wentecl to Rent and aaaume balance!, ~ • 9 Ia! 'l;llrdeM onto County Road ·· 31, and drive out two mUes. THREE OR lour bedroom bome. 11161 NEWPORT Olryaler, 4msa, or see at Cbestor Door, good rubber, good Muat locate before school bellaUoy's, one mDe back of 8-Uic ohape, Marion Reynoldl, Magins Pbone IIIIMI02. ~ 6tc M..., on Canon Road. ''"'· Phone m.5147. 7-Zl-Ue , THERE WILL be a gun shoot l+5tp Sunday, Aug, 11 beibmlnl at Fc:ir Rent KENTUCKY Wonder: 1988 EARLY Americall stereo: noon at the Forbd Run' SINGLES and lurnlshod and un. BEANS, Pick your own, bring conThia set baa AM & FM radio, Sportsman Club. Everyone II furnished apartments, Phone tainer. busbel. Andrew 4-lpeed autom~dc r ec o r d welcome. U-41<- 9ft.326'7. U.121o Croos, sll mlles above Racbanger, lOVely llnlab. Just cine on Rt. 131. Pbone H7lilce new. Take over ~ . SEE Automation Trafnll!g Ad PLENTY of space for one traJI.. zasz. 74tfe of $5 per month or pay flU!. on Sports Page. 8-6-!lp er with all fac!Utles. In SyraTry II In your bome, Phone ouae. Call 99Z-391K. 4-ta.tk 5 ROOMS and balh on nice lol 912-2136. Ultc WILL DO sewing at borne on Rt. 33. Call II9UIIOI. idppera, pockets, pegglne, FURNISHEDandunlurnlshe4 7...Uc 19118 MODERN stereo, Lovely hemming, alterations, etc. apartmenll. Close to achool. Mrs. Freddie Thabet, Maaon, Pbone 91J2.MM, IO.IM!e TREE RIPENED Havm pea<h. . walnut modern console with big 4-lpeed automatic ~ Pbone 7'13-S651. ~c es. Pick them yoUI'!IC!If, t;l.75 cbanger, Thia bu AM·FM ra. TRAILER SPACE, aD utultles bu. Brine otandard idze baJ. dlo. Tafre over payments ol HAPPY HOUR. Shenang Sprlngl available. Inquire 158 Mulber- kets, Frameo Orcllard, :1121 •. a per month or pay balNtte Club, S to I p.m. MOllry after 3 or 5 p.m. Write P. VaDeyvlew Drive, Belpre, 0. ance of f81.Z2. Pbone 912-21311. •. day,thru Friday. Ladles DIP! 0. Bo• 425 Pomeroy. 5-:at-Uc Phone ~8-l-4tc U«c: em'!' Friday. Utle resldm " ''' l< , t I I ,w~ ,.,·w ·. :' '· ., Pomeroy~" Autol •z. ....,. . ~.o OPEN EvES. 8:00 P.M. me s.W!il';~' 1111\~. ' ' PHONE '992-209-4 Pomeroy Motor Co. Public Sale ' &VIII::IW;I' whe~;ment . ' urut. ' ·Property Transfers ' FIEESTOQGE !lOTH PROOFING AIC CLEANERS · W.Va. Postlewait to Marl ._.. Boas, Lionel BcJaJ,, parcela; Slle~ Hiram Newland, dao., to Miry M. Newland, LWio B. Bakor, D. M. Nowiond, CUrie A. Wattdno, allld. tor· !fano., OUve. WMPO INFORMATION NEWS .presents -· · .· '" LOCAL REPORJS ' DAILY AT '· 1:50 A;M. 12 NOON · ,' t ): . . l P.M. AND 4:30 P.M. · t<eeping Meigs · Gallic and Mason Area Informed As Well As ' EntertoineQ · •1 ' ,, I, THE MOTHER wbo has two FURNISHED GARAGE apart. 1937 FORD, A·l condiUon, 1 colmen! on !Jncoln Hlll. Utllflleo lectors Item, call tlfUI41 or paid; adulll only. Phone 912see at 1120 !Jncoln IDD. 34119. 8-Jt.lfc Uatp cblldren, David 15, daugbler 13, lnllbond overseas, and oho ....... MJ'I, Mary Onl !bat lived In 'POmeroy, II asked to FIVE ROOM lurn1sbed boUle, SEVEN ROOM house and lol, call JIC.WI. 1-Utp Ndrllledaylors Runn Pomeroy. 7-11 .1fc we ' p,..,. ..,...,•. ANNOUNCING that the BradWALNUT LOGS, Arthur Spen1+121o fonl Audloo Co, has moved cer, Rt. 3, Poml!nJy. Phone tholr .... and used fumlture FIVE ROOMS, balh, furalobed ONE 20 INCH cut Iron COil Cbestor 91H811, Map store to the Cozart Building apartment, two or peofum ace flO; one COli llloter, 1917 ROMEO lour bone reversinnt door to the poot omco pi ...f i Food .......1 Rt e. """" ...... • · IOIId condition $50; cme E nat on Tblrd st. In Racine and ble rotary tiller. Euellelll 7, Mlddleport. 7-31-«e 1 a to sampbone, flO, Phone ' eondltlon; ftii8.1G value. WW bave a very nke llne of lurnlture. Come In and ... yau NOW OPEN Bob's Mobil Court, ~ell lor fl$ wb. Phone aIIOUI47· Mae may be ourprisoct Store '-" tor 1115-U. U •P Syracuse, overlooklne I h e 10 to 5 Monday through Satbeautiful Oblo River. Out of FOUR ROOM HOUSE, batb, s. urday. 'nlelr prices are lesa. hJgb water. State apJWOVed. Ira lot. Union Ave., Pomeroy. SEAT OOVIIIIS, blue, Ill H 7-31).1fo Phone M-S43'7. U-!Ztp 843to Chivy two clocr, !'bone ... liM. ... NOW OPEN !rom 10 AJf. to 10 SMALL HOUSE at Portland. P.M, the SlrW Drive In on 11110 FORD, 11-tm pldup trudi:, AU ccmvanlences. Write l!oJ: !be by..,... Rt 7, Soft leo good eondllloll, Phone . . . . . 7' Racine, Oblo. I-I~ cream, good lood, opeclall on New J:lavm, W. Va. Ullp Monday and Thursday. TRAILER, Brvwn'1 Tralltl' a.440te Part, lllnenvllle. Pbone 111o Business Services •. U«c: l!AIIR'S BACK HO~ and Diller WILL GIVE to a good borne, Service. Waterline, 1 o p t 1e reglseered Bird Dog. Call 949- 10 X 50 TRAILER, eotra nl<e. tankl, leach beda and buo3272 from 9 to 5 or see Dick Adults preferred; 111 Locuot ments, Chester, Oblo. Call Young, Racine, evenings. • st., Middleport. Phone 912Henry Bahr, __. '"'IIGpr ~TC 2419. u.etp Bahr, ~. 1-1~ :'·C::,O:~. ':,.S:,: · ., SINGER Zig Zll: Thia maddne juat taken In; makeo butfiiD. boleo, dama, emb. Take over . paymen!J of .. per mcmtb ... pay 146.40. Call . . . . . Ultc ~-It!;..'~ a- ,' CARIB WANI'ID " PomnyRoutt. lnlulfiMI .. Help Wanted c-·. Section NEWLY DECORATED, lurnbbed apartment. Adulll and refereuce. 11411 Mulberry, Pb. Stoat mtM. u.tfe 1-1-tle ltri'CIIEN· HELP wanted. Ap. ply .. JIII'IIOII, ....... Apply TWO ROOMS, bath, lurnlsbed apartment, references. 121 at Beverly'• Home of Beauty, Mulberry, Pbono en.66ll8. fir call IIUDS. 843to U-Uc BEAVTIOIAN wanted: For Sale FEED OATS, ll'elley Bahr, Lone Bottom, Pbone ..... l+alp • \ CARRIR WANTID IN MDlEPOIT CONTAO lFAYE MANLEY Mltport,O. RADIO AND TV REPAIR, boule Calli, antenna, lllo and JD. lllallatlon. John Harrllon, m llrolchray st., Mlckllepari, phone muu. 7-14-lte ELECTROLUX SALES and vice: Swoepm, rug wu11en and poltsbers. Genuine parts, ean 912-37110. a-IJ.Ifc ' CIGARE'I'TII Yelldjngmi('MOM and aervlee. ~BC llnieniiiMt. "-!, W: Vo. Phone~~ ,M4fe r· . ''r' '. BUNNY ~ �,. . ··. '' ' . . l j' ' .f • ''. ' ·~··.( . .' ;.t ' ' '' ,. 1 ,;, . .• "'' . ' '"•l" ,- . 'I< ;;;.,,: ' I" i'i~' • . t ·' ' "-" ' ' '. . . I I 2S.·· ' OP . 1965 CHEVEI,LE, ~ljU • , , , • , , •• , • , , , • , .$159$ Conv. V-8 engine, powergJJ.de, radio, heater, new whi• wall tlreo, creon exterior fiDiah with wblt<> 1\Yion top viCII'I Interior triln. A •hill> 1 ....,... trade in. 196.1 FoRD GAL, 4 DOOR , , , • , • , , • , , • , , , , ,,16U3 Black flniah, clean interior, &oocl w.....w tires, V-8 engtae, auto, trans., power steering, radio, heater. 1967 INTERNATIONAL lh TON , , , , , , • , , , • , • ~$1795 , Fleetside bocQo, low mileage by local owner, V-1! engine, H. · D., tires, foam seat, heater, white nntsh sharp 11 new . '" ' ', J)·•. · r.ss·. · _ · . -GtJARANm.,_ . >' ' I I'OMI&ItOY, OHIO AUcriON Saturday, August 10 CANNING TOMATOES, fiJS at II a.m. We are leaving the buahel. Brine cootalnerl. Ger· oounly, Will sell the follow· aldlne Cleland, Racine. Ulfc For Sale Wanted To lluy POODLE PUPPIES AKC Toy at the of Pearl White and stud service, 4 and STEREO CONSOLE, walnut, ra. Jacobs located on Rt 7 and ANTIQUES. furnlturo, iltobel, mlsceDaneous. Mrs. Howard 124 at Laurel Clift LlvinC I lbo. Phone 992-3166. dlo equipped, 4-lpood ~­ Cecil, BOO W. Main St., PoJII&o Buslnen Services room suite, gilder, throw 7-IU«c er, dual volume corilrOl roy. 141fc ' rugs, coffee table, end tables, Make paymenll of • per C. C. BRADFORD several stands. book case, rec~ POODLE PUPPIES, AKC Toy month or t/9.115. Call mma. AUCI'IoNnii ord cabinet, cameras, plc- MODERN HOME wllh view of miniature, $'15 and up. Stud 8-Uic Complete Servlee river. WID trade Columbus, tures. ottoman, mag8zine servt<e and groomlne. Pboao Pbono IINa1 991-544!. 11 3 lie racks, books, complele set ol· Ohlo home, K. E. McAioe, EARLY A.'o!ERICAN stereo ra. Crill BraclfGnl 296t Howey Road, Columbus piano lessons valued at $fll0. dlo console, Wpoed autollllllldne. Oltle 43214. Ultp AKC Golden Retriever puppl01, Two radios, one FM & AM, tlc changer, kpeaker sound I I Ue Ironer. grill, air condllloner, 524 Ash Sl,' Middleport. 912syotem. Paymentt of ...10 For Sale or Trade ~. &.21-Uc pressure canner, Freneb fry~ per montb, '"' flOUt. Call . Am CONDmONING Relrlger1967 MUSTANG, 8-cyllnder, 1er, bird cage, old sea cbeat, 112-MII. S.Uic atlon service. Jack!a Relrlgspeed, 1111!11 Chevrolet Caprice, POTATOES, beans, cabbage wall lelephone, lamps, bow· eratlon, New !Iaven. bone automatic, power &leering and and beets, Pbono 843-mt. Ung balls, dishes, cooking ZIG ZA(J.()MA'l'IC, well known 8112-Ztl79. 4 I tfe bralres, llnanclng available, Clarence Proffitt, Portland, utensils, clotbes hamper, step make oewlng machine, makes , phone 119U547 alter 5 phoDe Ohio. 7-7-tfc buttonboles, oews on butlona, READY - MIX concrete dellvstool, a large collection of no1192-5741, 7-31-tk velties and some anUques, a monngrams, etc., all wilboul ered right to your project. FIVE ROOM HOUSE and bath, n1<e coDectlon. Somethlnl lor atla<hmemll. Psy only f43.150, Fast and eoey. Jl'roe 0111one floor, partly luralshed II ' everyone. Mr. and Mrs. Cllf. Employment ' Wanted or monthly pa~nts. Call mates. Pbono 119!-3214, Goeg. desired. 783 s. Second Ave., ford Jacobs. owner. Terms MOWING, LARGE lawna, . . IIQZ.S218. 8-Uic loin Ready -Mix Co., Middle· Middleport Can be - . by cash, not responsible lor acci- cant lots, cemeteries, etc., port, Ohio, I Ill tfc appointment after 5 p.m. EJ, dents. Sale conducted by the THE PROVEN carpet cleaner, with Gravely tractor. Phone don Walburn, phone 912-28115. Bradford Auction Co,, l!oJ: 11ft, Blue Lustre. Ia u.y on !be BUDGET PRICE lurnlture em• 1192-211'15, 8-1~ 7-9-tk our third Door budget shop. Racine, Ohio. Pbone 94~ . budget. Restores forgotten coLunch served. , 8-f.ltc WILL DO palnUng, l'e880Jable Raker Fumlturo, Mlcldleport. lors. Rent electric obampooer NO. !, STOKER COAL at lorOhio. T 21 lk •1. Baker Furniture. U4k prices. Phone !lft.5Sit. mer Clinton Coal Co. tipple, 7-31-tle Notice located 5 mUes east of Wella- ONE STORY live room homo SEWING MACHINES, repair COLOR TV antennas lnalalled, ton. Phone ~ WoUoton oervlce, , all mates, WY 2In . Middleport, large llvlne all work guaranteed. 'nlree Female Help Wanted lor Information. Walton Coal room, dlnlne n10111, large ldt,. 2284. The !l'abrlo SboP, Pomyears experience. Phone 912TOY LADIES earn flO an even. Company. 7-ID-301e eroy. Authorized Singer Sales chen, wfth birch cabinets, 211011, U.etc ing demonstrating toys a n d and Service. We SharpeR bath, two bedrooma, lull base. gifts. No investment. Color , SAVE NOW on aluminum boata, SciSIOI'I. S-2t-lle ment. funtace beat, garage, FRENCHIE'S Trading Post now catalog. Car and pbone neces10-U.IH~ ft., clean made, opea from 10 a.m. to ~ p.m, front and back pordl, caD sary. Wrlle, Toy Ladies Party sturdy, tlfte rail bottoml. 912-31311, U.ltp weekdays, Used clothlne and Plan, Johnstown, Pa. ~ One mOe of! Rt. 33, on Klnp. miscellaneous Items. Eagle bury Road. 7·17..... 1988 ENGLISH Ford, _, caoh, Rld.lc; tum right at Memor· Wentecl to Rent and aaaume balance!, ~ • 9 Ia! 'l;llrdeM onto County Road ·· 31, and drive out two mUes. THREE OR lour bedroom bome. 11161 NEWPORT Olryaler, 4msa, or see at Cbestor Door, good rubber, good Muat locate before school bellaUoy's, one mDe back of 8-Uic ohape, Marion Reynoldl, Magins Pbone IIIIMI02. ~ 6tc M..., on Canon Road. ''"'· Phone m.5147. 7-Zl-Ue , THERE WILL be a gun shoot l+5tp Sunday, Aug, 11 beibmlnl at Fc:ir Rent KENTUCKY Wonder: 1988 EARLY Americall stereo: noon at the Forbd Run' SINGLES and lurnlshod and un. BEANS, Pick your own, bring conThia set baa AM & FM radio, Sportsman Club. Everyone II furnished apartments, Phone tainer. busbel. Andrew 4-lpeed autom~dc r ec o r d welcome. U-41<- 9ft.326'7. U.121o Croos, sll mlles above Racbanger, lOVely llnlab. Just cine on Rt. 131. Pbone H7lilce new. Take over ~ . SEE Automation Trafnll!g Ad PLENTY of space for one traJI.. zasz. 74tfe of $5 per month or pay flU!. on Sports Page. 8-6-!lp er with all fac!Utles. In SyraTry II In your bome, Phone ouae. Call 99Z-391K. 4-ta.tk 5 ROOMS and balh on nice lol 912-2136. Ultc WILL DO sewing at borne on Rt. 33. Call II9UIIOI. idppera, pockets, pegglne, FURNISHEDandunlurnlshe4 7...Uc 19118 MODERN stereo, Lovely hemming, alterations, etc. apartmenll. Close to achool. Mrs. Freddie Thabet, Maaon, Pbone 91J2.MM, IO.IM!e TREE RIPENED Havm pea<h. . walnut modern console with big 4-lpeed automatic ~ Pbone 7'13-S651. ~c es. Pick them yoUI'!IC!If, t;l.75 cbanger, Thia bu AM·FM ra. TRAILER SPACE, aD utultles bu. Brine otandard idze baJ. dlo. Tafre over payments ol HAPPY HOUR. Shenang Sprlngl available. Inquire 158 Mulber- kets, Frameo Orcllard, :1121 •. a per month or pay balNtte Club, S to I p.m. MOllry after 3 or 5 p.m. Write P. VaDeyvlew Drive, Belpre, 0. ance of f81.Z2. Pbone 912-21311. •. day,thru Friday. Ladles DIP! 0. Bo• 425 Pomeroy. 5-:at-Uc Phone ~8-l-4tc U«c: em'!' Friday. Utle resldm " ''' l< , t I I ,w~ ,.,·w ·. :' '· ., Pomeroy~" Autol •z. ....,. . ~.o OPEN EvES. 8:00 P.M. me s.W!il';~' 1111\~. ' ' PHONE '992-209-4 Pomeroy Motor Co. Public Sale ' &VIII::IW;I' whe~;ment . ' urut. ' ·Property Transfers ' FIEESTOQGE !lOTH PROOFING AIC CLEANERS · W.Va. Postlewait to Marl ._.. Boas, Lionel BcJaJ,, parcela; Slle~ Hiram Newland, dao., to Miry M. Newland, LWio B. Bakor, D. M. Nowiond, CUrie A. Wattdno, allld. tor· !fano., OUve. WMPO INFORMATION NEWS .presents -· · .· '" LOCAL REPORJS ' DAILY AT '· 1:50 A;M. 12 NOON · ,' t ): . . l P.M. AND 4:30 P.M. · t<eeping Meigs · Gallic and Mason Area Informed As Well As ' EntertoineQ · •1 ' ,, I, THE MOTHER wbo has two FURNISHED GARAGE apart. 1937 FORD, A·l condiUon, 1 colmen! on !Jncoln Hlll. Utllflleo lectors Item, call tlfUI41 or paid; adulll only. Phone 912see at 1120 !Jncoln IDD. 34119. 8-Jt.lfc Uatp cblldren, David 15, daugbler 13, lnllbond overseas, and oho ....... MJ'I, Mary Onl !bat lived In 'POmeroy, II asked to FIVE ROOM lurn1sbed boUle, SEVEN ROOM house and lol, call JIC.WI. 1-Utp Ndrllledaylors Runn Pomeroy. 7-11 .1fc we ' p,..,. ..,...,•. ANNOUNCING that the BradWALNUT LOGS, Arthur Spen1+121o fonl Audloo Co, has moved cer, Rt. 3, Poml!nJy. Phone tholr .... and used fumlture FIVE ROOMS, balh, furalobed ONE 20 INCH cut Iron COil Cbestor 91H811, Map store to the Cozart Building apartment, two or peofum ace flO; one COli llloter, 1917 ROMEO lour bone reversinnt door to the poot omco pi ...f i Food .......1 Rt e. """" ...... • · IOIId condition $50; cme E nat on Tblrd st. In Racine and ble rotary tiller. Euellelll 7, Mlddleport. 7-31-«e 1 a to sampbone, flO, Phone ' eondltlon; ftii8.1G value. WW bave a very nke llne of lurnlture. Come In and ... yau NOW OPEN Bob's Mobil Court, ~ell lor fl$ wb. Phone aIIOUI47· Mae may be ourprisoct Store '-" tor 1115-U. U •P Syracuse, overlooklne I h e 10 to 5 Monday through Satbeautiful Oblo River. Out of FOUR ROOM HOUSE, batb, s. urday. 'nlelr prices are lesa. hJgb water. State apJWOVed. Ira lot. Union Ave., Pomeroy. SEAT OOVIIIIS, blue, Ill H 7-31).1fo Phone M-S43'7. U-!Ztp 843to Chivy two clocr, !'bone ... liM. ... NOW OPEN !rom 10 AJf. to 10 SMALL HOUSE at Portland. P.M, the SlrW Drive In on 11110 FORD, 11-tm pldup trudi:, AU ccmvanlences. Write l!oJ: !be by..,... Rt 7, Soft leo good eondllloll, Phone . . . . . 7' Racine, Oblo. I-I~ cream, good lood, opeclall on New J:lavm, W. Va. Ullp Monday and Thursday. TRAILER, Brvwn'1 Tralltl' a.440te Part, lllnenvllle. Pbone 111o Business Services •. U«c: l!AIIR'S BACK HO~ and Diller WILL GIVE to a good borne, Service. Waterline, 1 o p t 1e reglseered Bird Dog. Call 949- 10 X 50 TRAILER, eotra nl<e. tankl, leach beda and buo3272 from 9 to 5 or see Dick Adults preferred; 111 Locuot ments, Chester, Oblo. Call Young, Racine, evenings. • st., Middleport. Phone 912Henry Bahr, __. '"'IIGpr ~TC 2419. u.etp Bahr, ~. 1-1~ :'·C::,O:~. ':,.S:,: · ., SINGER Zig Zll: Thia maddne juat taken In; makeo butfiiD. boleo, dama, emb. Take over . paymen!J of .. per mcmtb ... pay 146.40. Call . . . . . Ultc ~-It!;..'~ a- ,' CARIB WANI'ID " PomnyRoutt. lnlulfiMI .. Help Wanted c-·. Section NEWLY DECORATED, lurnbbed apartment. Adulll and refereuce. 11411 Mulberry, Pb. Stoat mtM. u.tfe 1-1-tle ltri'CIIEN· HELP wanted. Ap. ply .. JIII'IIOII, ....... Apply TWO ROOMS, bath, lurnlsbed apartment, references. 121 at Beverly'• Home of Beauty, Mulberry, Pbono en.66ll8. fir call IIUDS. 843to U-Uc BEAVTIOIAN wanted: For Sale FEED OATS, ll'elley Bahr, Lone Bottom, Pbone ..... l+alp • \ CARRIR WANTID IN MDlEPOIT CONTAO lFAYE MANLEY Mltport,O. RADIO AND TV REPAIR, boule Calli, antenna, lllo and JD. lllallatlon. John Harrllon, m llrolchray st., Mlckllepari, phone muu. 7-14-lte ELECTROLUX SALES and vice: Swoepm, rug wu11en and poltsbers. Genuine parts, ean 912-37110. a-IJ.Ifc ' CIGARE'I'TII Yelldjngmi('MOM and aervlee. ~BC llnieniiiMt. "-!, W: Vo. Phone~~ ,M4fe r· . ''r' '. BUNNY ~ �··' '' . . . ·\•; . ,' ' . ., ._·.. ~ " .~ '· ' • ,I ' ' -' ( ' '·< • ;-,'l'btDIIb'~nti.P-or~OI!QI:I., O:. ~ldl.v, AuRult,:1116,8 \ • ' -..' .- ·~·~· ··,. ' . ' " ' ' , . . " ' cloudle11 all)p a long column or brUIIant orange f t and willie smoke and ~apor. Tho rocket's. ~•load was ~ classllled "seeret.• It preBUma· bly was te&tlng new orbital O<Jllpment, pesolbly 111rvelllance sensors. The Air Foree would not diSCUIIS the shot except to say Is minute. -N- launch·. "An sky ~~ LIUL IIOT1CI experimental payload employing Notice of Drawing of Jurors an AUas-Agena launch vehicle Notiee is hereby given that a combination was launched loday public drawing of jurors will ba by an Air Force-industry team made on the 15th dl)' of August, from complex 13 at Cape 1968, at a.e olllce of the Com· Kerme<l)'." Launch Time Secret missioners of jurors in the court The launch date and time for house ol Meigs County, oblo, loday'a shot bad been a secret for the S<t>tember term 1968 of the Common Pleas Court of said even thoug[l the slivery rockot county, at 10 o'clock Lm. at the wail visible on Its firing pad for office ot the Clerk of Courts of more than an hour after its red hanger-like Gantry was moved Meigs Cour<;-, Ohio. Freeland S. Norris Lauren E. Hoffman Commissioners of Jurors Oara Mae Hart 11 •8-6-•• ' - - - - - , Dies pn Monday MEIGS TIIATI£ TONIGHT ONLY IN COLD BLOOD Robert Blake, Scott WUaon COLORCARTOON: Merlin, Magic Mouse NO ADMITI ANCE under 16 yrs. old unless accompanied by adult, parent or Guardlan. SHOW STARTS 7 P.M. '' •, WEDNESDAY & THURSDAY AUGUST 7 • 8 NOT OPEN MASONDRIVE· IN TONIGHT ONL'I' f "THE WAR WAGON" (Technlcolor) John Wayne • Kirk AND Ann-Mergret - Louis '.!.t, if ;r. ',, '•:! !"" "MADE IN P~" • '' ·'f., <"t d: ' ' ' ' (. WEDNFSDAY, THURSDAY AND FRIDAY AUGUST 7-8~ "DOUBLE TROUBLE" Elvia Presley, Ywnne Romain AND Sandre Dee-Ceo. HamUton "DOCTOR, YOU'VE GOT TO BE KIDDING I" NEW HAVEN - Funeral services for Clara Mae Hart. New Haven, who died at Veterans Memorial Hospital Monday evening at 9:45 after a long lllness, wUI be held Thursday at 1:30 p.m. at the New Haven Church or God withlheRev. David Fields, Jr. olllclatlng. Burial will be in the Graham Cemetery. She was born Dec. 26, 1924, at New Haven, tha daug[lter or the late WOllam H. Abbott and Mrs. Dora Polsey Abbott, Parkersburg, who survives. She was a member of the New H a v e n Church or God. &irvlvors ln addition to h e r -her Include her husband, Ellgone F. Harl, New Haven; three sons, Richard Lee, Parkersburg, and Robert Eugene and Hanel)' Wllliam, both of New Haven; three daughters, Linda Diane, ~ron Lou and ~en sue, all of New Havenj three brothers, Wayne Abbott, Point Ploallnl; Charles Abbott, Parkersburg, and Edward Abbott, Ripley; two sisters, Mrs. VIvian Rexroad and Mrs. MUdran Reed, both or Pukersburg. Friends may call at the FogleSCIJK Funeral Home on Wed .. nesday from 2 Ill 4 and 7 to 9 p.m. Tha body will be taken Ill the church to Ue in state ooe hour prior to services. ' _· ~j~· f' i t - r-~. • • IS · .0.00 BEAC)I (up{,- GiiYO: == Ill the -aide. Minutes berort II', 83,' _" '. t; l'bii\oro,, wll!l blaalDI!, tho rocket ba~ was. In tho ~a•ilt inaldD& _.uag H'IUid Oll)'geR vapor, ·a a left turn. W-r "*a for<ed BUretlp·•thatalaun<,;'··-aa ol{thoroadlDUte-'""'.Thtro OW'6 n ·-· Imminent. were no, lnlurlet IIIII 110 etta. The shot was easily obaerved. tionL , b)' thouoanda of cape worker• ·i::::s::>'%-<:<:::::i:':':~~m:::;:::'=l!~:'S~l:::~:. eommutlng Ill their Jobs, Ill rumbling road cou . ld be heard Rae~mo for miles around. It -s the first claasllled 1•a} ·-· , b1Ji1 110 fii'UdiiO for leedlllf 011' Se W ~ ft•....,lo.,ll....:-- • ..,-. Thellll<Qieller ·~_WII<l'JII·. tlal nomiJieo; n. • cu;u. . •.. ,: . !,..'..,.( .•• , uoO ...... ' .. - · - # . . eeclecl IIIJII11nc. ~ llrlltell' Mllo-'cbu..UJ, .. tho . UnNJiont.lnt, ha -,14• the · • ~ ~-· J • , ' IBM cciorieiitloi\ i--• W!tlj t h • M&aloa dial Ia"'... IJilo ..,.•• ebllrman, •'" ~. •· Ou ' · -• IIIOI'IIIni hours, :;::"Rocla!!ell; EVans of Wlilllln8tm. the koy• 0 ·. .. • belle! lliat more _,. · •ilndtng 10 oi iuid hope In ldvlaera llld Nlxotl Til's "deft. IIOier. . ' · I · ' . nlte!y slqJped• 00 the first bal' A olnllo CCIIVentioD MisiCII . . • tllelr IIVoL· > • eiduled for tc:x:lq 'all Gilt l"..l...·u rt · ! N he Hid. ''Thl•~ tri~ lot. was sell . ·· • , . . · ·· -'-'0 ow, , . . . , ""·' .. .!..JC Some ~ Roekofeller's iuwor- In die prime .ovealq tline for · · · , . · -. . ; trated, sollletllnN ~nw, ~ ten ·bapn 111 W<n:<Y tbat Relilln televlalon. The -'<era 1!111 inGALLJP:6LIS; Ohio (UP))·.;. A.: time• elbbaulad l.\li!lllld'all KJ rather than Ro<ke!eller mllht elude Thomas E. Jlewte', •19U , oeareh cj~Utba~el•. -~·w +l• m .al~...: plek up a.e m.vblea If lbt ~ · · . ~d Nolq, IS, Jir Belpre, OlilO, 1Q tD ~db . , _... , . , . Nlxotl drive did ""ceead. Some ' p at •Cour 'e oe•s """'-'~ ~eraey New York deleratea lll!!dilld Ill ""'~·@j _ :;;o WOod CloUlV Jill .,. ·Patlcer&· dlacrlmillltl~ ~f . ~ Rockefallor told .....P,an tbe;y ' . --•. bur& W. Va., Jail .wbq ''I, , · .J....;.;.rltlea .J would throw lllolr votei Ill Nix· 1"1• ' ( -..! .Ill pi • ..,. franj ":"~!!' . f'- · •t•· Q:f1.~ ":' ..:.l,d( 011 and lnlllll'O hlo llomtnaUOII hare MGnda1i ' ·' ·.>' -< ·· . ~IUI.CI !'li)Jf *~;>:·• If tbe;y saw any ehance IIIII the · . Noland 11111_·t!lrlle ,_!llblr mea · , · ,.' . , :.....,: 1_ .1_,. end result of the Ro<kefeUerCINCINNA'I1" (IJPI) _ A 30.. t~l!llecl ~--file_ ~;In r 'y u I. ·~ .' _' R - malltlon stralel)' might A... w-khouH term Ia to be erlbUra 1~ ...... Ill lias pt<k' ' '·". . ba nomination or the Calllonda _. --~'ed .... Chtrlea E, T"-- ed up_........... _....... _ .. ' ' - '•"' "1 . 'I "' ·-...- • .,. -......, (IOVllrnor, - a juror wbo refusedloljl'ee Moadlt, - ~ Wilt tahion Ill Pomeroy COODCII waa !llillilt R - formallt ~ 1o 1 gu!IQ- verdict ~UH ho c!Q- pollee the to llll&teraquorumMondi)'Dijbl. himself a candidate Monday _ did not •••~ of 1 bow., eaua- proOoedlnga _.m., 1, IIOihlnl''clllldal"~wu ••· -r •.• two dQ'o ahead of aehooMe - In •- 1 mlafrtal F"""'• ln. a.e eaoe ly failed Ill llaep, ID ll!'e 011 tbo compll"'ecl. .. "• '._ an el!orl to <hlp "'*1· dtleple or " . , _ ,. . p - 24, .~ ....... with priiiHIOr IIIII he wat . kad out oltbe ReproBentatlvea "(• tile Jtro""''""' ,_..,. IIIJ>porl from NlxDa before ltwu 1-~~- 1 race tlot here April <GIIItroom umatli:ed. matlc So!et, Cou_lnll COIIIJ)Iny, too late. 8.""'however, ahowed~cnm. , . pre. Nlxotl'a orpnlz- 'roported 'lbon;laOII ..... grllted • 1•000 ,.m I film on I IIBf!lll . ..... . dial Its IIOH- &bowed 110 bend b)' Mualeipal Court Joo:lge that ~<U .~)i,loii!"Jlllt ;lif ' .o f Immediate evidence or a Rea-< C;eors, Heltzler pendl- outiklcldlni of -~ · a ·! e;a · ..... Q..__ ()rd r, . . . _ple_ kup or deleplfs, but Giere COOle of the ~peel of the ..... o:n~~~pens - · e d one bl . v~ wal concem IUIIOI1II'filxotl men •·-t- court· -vlction. -•lee Furtbilt tU..,..o--·.... ..,. ....,.. , ....... · dial Reagan's long""""'ctad Ill· Hellzter aald T]loq11011 had A report lrom the Ohio Liquor alon oo llle .OQI!P,mibt wiU be IIOUIIcement mllht swing R e p. "made a moe~ of trial '111 Control ~ reeamly stated lleld at tho aealloD of....,. James c. Gardner, GOP nom!. jury'' · and had lied ·dJu'lqt jill')' that the p•~tti of cardlrial £1>. ell. nee lor governor North caro- aeliictlon when he laid he had terprlaeo business as SbeMoyor_Charles iAP1' npK'i• Una, 1ntD the R_. camp. no preconceived Ideas about Mng ~rlags ifould be auspendad ad tD Clerk Ems -~· IIIII Roeke!eUer mot privately with the cue. 16 of ,,_ 24 because tax 111888• Counellm011 Frll'klln Rl-, J.pu I' of hi 1 hi--' --~• 1n hi 8 ......., .,....~,~ D ..... n _ _..._ &-'" • • w - .. aera mentohldnotbeenpalcl. ........ n · and . •..., hotel suite for several houri earHowever l representative of jDIIrd rail hal bean roiiiOIIecl Cll 1y loday. When the aesakm broke . WOMEN TO MEET the ftrm ~~ presented 1 letter Uncoln-Hill aiona Ute .~ t1llt up, Sen. Charles f!, Percy or ~lscopol Church Women wlU from the Attorll8f General's of· b_on!era dle:CIIt*'lllllaher propOllnola was asked lflr<d>lewere , meet for 1 potluck luncbeoo at lice lndleatlq thet the IoNas- orf;J IIIII arranaetn..a an . brswlng. 1%:30 p;·m. ThurSday at st. Plul's mOll! was polcl about mi.Wuly, bltng mad!t for lnatellaiiCII of "On tho contrary," he laid, Lutlleran Chureh. Following tha addldonallf8hlaoatheriv•lratt lndlcallow the ouspenalon r111ort • "Nixon Is definitely stepped on 1~, WUI!am B. Thomas ol of tho Ohio Liquor Control Boord Pll'ldni lol. New loadlntl ZClll8 tho fir!! ballot." 11e1mont, Mass., wW speak. 'II8Da aloo an ¥ngbelg!lt Ia In error. · . .. .. - •• Nixon, wbo did not arrive In the convention city unlil Mmday ntg.~ reeelved hlageodnewa RHODES KEYNOTER tor the day wllen Gov. ~ro T, lCoaiiiiiOd !rom Paiii I) . . CHARLFSI'ON, W, Va. (UPOA&new of Maryland withdrew as major holdouts 1ato line with produ<en wbo aereed Ill reec,lnd.Prlee a favorite son candidate and en- Ohlo Gov. Jameo A, Rho!lo• will lner-L ~· steel corp., tho nation' tldrd lorP•(p>!liduw doraed Nixon. This deelaloa was g!YO the keynote address AuJ. IIIII aq>piler of about 19 per eent of a.e alee! f!Od b7 the niU!taz7, expected 1o put !6, possibly 1'/ 14 at a.e .....ta,y alate Reptblllt would not raise prleoa after .U on atee1 for ~ • or Meeyland'a 26 votea tn Nlx- can Coaventlan Ill. ba bald bare ...........t caalows IIIII borbod wire. on's co11111111 IIIII the b~ance tn at a.e Clvle Centet. Armeo steel, fourth targea~ saki It would 10 baek to !lie old R~!ellar't •. price on atabilooil steel ind ae~m~i.- 1ifllt uQii In blmibi. 11111 II Roapn made hla formal anlet lfaDd a •s a ton boost for ahe1l aiM!. 1101111cement or eandldaey be· tween tho mom1ng and eveelng MEIGS GENERAL HCJSmAL AT LEAST FOUR ~N$ WERE wounded oorb' !*r wbell uaalona or the -">1 day ol' Admi&Jlonl - None. &liDs blazed Ill a Walta dlatrct park In '-"'AI'IItltL ~~ olllDlaehargea- 1'tJne. Ute mentiCII. eora llld some of Ute Ylcllllla - all ~· '- .._, ha• beell lof.< ., ,. ' ' ·. ., cD...!-'-nerju'st Sm lis . ,: - ', lao. Amari_..,.. lliealuna or a·ty Events · apace taunehlng at the cope Q _ _ since 1963 - n 11110ther AUaa- ~ !le'ro_l!f! Agena orbited a pair or mclear detection sutellltea. That PfO' By MRS, FRANCIS MORRIS gram, called "Vela Hotel," was Nra, Eatber,J.orwoworth Weal later made public. and daQshter, NrL Charleo W.. i!W\Ii· •·" .' ' ' ' Vandenberg Launches secret Co 11 J hDite tor Since then the Alr Foree hal rill ' r., wore BBe& been carrying out secret sate!- the r.o,...,orth reuniCII helil 11 dleir home, Raelne Route, July from V d lite launchings an en- 21. Thoao preoent were Mr. IIIII berg Air Force Base, Calli., MrL Ernest Looweworth, Chlr· with a variety ot rockets. Many 1 •- w " u- -~ M r .. ........ . ... i ... • UN of die spacecraft orbited from Cbs 1e Dobbl p Vandemerg are "spy In the r s ns, awrucket, R. ...... sutellltes. I.; Mr. and Mrs. Paul MeSwagln lliiHDI! ...., and grandson, Stephen Baker, of Vandenberg Is partleularly N Cwnbe '·nd W V Mr ew r.. • • L i • suited for such reconnaissance ...u• - Mr L J 0hn •_.,.awo · rth UN -~ missions because rockets can be 8011 f Nl wv 1 o tro, . L; Char es, !Ired safe'" " on due soutb Robert and J ames ~•Ins ~ of trajecU>ries fAl place sate!Uteatn Me•· h N J 1 M-._ -~ Mr polar orbits that carry them we en, • ' --· -~ .. over Russia and Communist Charles Cornoll, Jr. and son, Billy, Mrs. Gorden Wea4 Debn, China at least once a da,y. ru.~· J 0 hn ..... "•-•...a., .;.....,. fon Wormed sources reported ~. uu .......... UN er_ Mr. and MrL Crttt -ord of that there are several more Ra · cape launchiDgs planned In the Cine. secret Atlas-A gena programs, The Booster SUndly Sehool with shots expected at throe ID clua of FlratBaptist<lturehmet at die ehurch Tburoday evening, &;il;, live month Intervals. July 25, Mario Housh was progrom leader, using tor her theme "Love... The scripture was John 15:1·14. '!eadlngaonthetplc were given by -members. Durlow the business seulon, the cll1ss voted to buy tlqa tir die church. Potluck refreshments were aerv· ed Ill seven members and one gues~ The class will have 1 ••lc· nlc for the next meed~Wo Re•. and_Mrs. Paul Sellers attending the E\JB camp meetlowat Sloutsville. SAIGON (UPO- U.S. Marine Mr. LyM Mallory wbo ls staartillery mounted on anchored tloned ln Norfolk, W. Va., spent river barges cauglit three bands a tew da.Yalwith hia parents, Mr. or Commwrlsts on the move at dusk Monday south of a.e allied and MrL Charley Mallory. Mr. IIIII Mfs. Merle Sehroed· base at De Nang and kiUed 41 or and sorui, Steve and Ron, and guerrillas, Americn spokesmen daugliter, Mae Fern, >tatted her said today, Alerted by hidtlell Marine porenta, Mr. tnd NrL · Francis J•spotters." the 105mm and Morris, enroute to their home 15Smm gun crews blasted the In Columbus from three and I lines or Communists moving half weeks . vacation trlll'throuilh througb the An Hoa Valley 1 an the sooth to Key Wes~ F1a. Frances Sa Ylge relurned Ill old Viet Cong hldeoot 20 mUes her home In East Liverpool aft. sooth of the Leatherneck ard b)'stardera. · · '~. "-' ·~' or spending two weeks with Mr. Air Force base at Da Na~ it wu die soe<md malar dlalurllU<e Ill durltlll:lht ~okesmen said they killed and Mrs, Guy Nelgier. She wu In tho south central aria C1l Loa Anples, pradcllld~ I!Nblllld 25 guerrillas of one 60-man unit accompanied by Mrs. 'Corbett b)' NegroeL On Monclty ovenln8, threci 101!!11 Negro nien wore , Cleek and Corlcy. and another 16 trom two killed In • ahwith Lot .qalee pollee In the Cftlllbaw dlaMrs. Besale Pickens and Mr. smaller Communist bands near· lrlet, el&bt mlleo frilm w~ua. TwO po11CCIIIIIII were WOunilotl. Dess Erskin ue spending two by. There were no Marine weeks at Frankrort, 100. casLBltles, they said Mlas Mildred Housh telurned The An Hoa Valley is the focal point of the Cmmwnists' borne after two weeks vacation Resignations of a principal and wlddl is the opening bulld!i> threatning Da Nang m;l ln Akron and Sandualcy Bay, of tho Mr. and Mrs. Richard Curtis bus driver were acctpled Moo· the coastal lowlands shout 350 - l<hool term. Permlaaloo was ll'*lUd for miles north or saigon. The and daugliter, Sherri, of Fair- ilay night b)' die KJ<ger Creek guerrUlas sprang a series or born, are gUests or his parents. Lo~ School board. dla 'falotl< Ill .JimmJ IIIII Da· HOLZER dOS'JilTAt' .:_,Niall: iU. 3 Oak IIIII; Ooeii T, 8mllli, They were b)' lhrloy !hots, vld White, of !lieablra, tD a.e tng houri 2-1 ambushes and launched a wave Mr. and Mrl Harry CurUs. 7-8 p.m. Par- Itt. 2 ~~ Mrl. f.WU. Mrs. Audrey Wilson and chU· Iormor prlnclpal at AddavUle of sheUlngs from the An H«~t Southern local Sehool Dllllrlct e111y ali . Pdalrjco .Ward. Ward, Rt. 1 Vlnt!rnJ ilra., Jla. dren or Jackson spent saturday Elementary, IIIII LuCier Llmlll!', base last week. In Kllp. ADMISSION$ u1 Ill. Baitaeh, Ja<IUI(Jn; ./lfl'a. wlth her mother, Mrs. Harry die buo driver. Moving fAl hoed <Jf aoother Follawlnl Ute approval oflbat c. ~ Jau~us, Sr., Rt. I Rolli• R. MeCIIA, Jackloll. ' Non-Uaehlng periiOIIDel hired motion, a .reitolullon waa Pllfled Aahllllld, , KJ,; - ~ J, .1'1i0mpCommunist buildup, 1,000 ~ Hl)'Dian. D.ISCIIAJIGJ!:S:,, · , Mr. and Mrs. George Gemelm· were FAN Coon, Betty Moloo, per& of the 1Olst Air cavalry In wldcjl dla~ntatecltll!lf~ J51h' eouri' IlL; Cliorlal Cyntll1a Ai11l Brolin, Nra. Jfl'.- , Division kicked off a new er of Mir.ersvtlle Route spent an IIIII !iilrley Jmeo, IOibllltute not pennlt - · tD bo ret.,. , Jonel, Allhland, KJ.; ifra, VIr'' ryE. CbaneJ aediOII, ...... E1J1¥1 evening with Mr. and Mrs. f'ran.. cooks. offensive along the Oriental ecllo allier cllllrlcta ~.•.llJe 81! lfaore, Apland, . I(J,; NrL E. Coen, William J,DPb,;WB,,. Sara Sommen, Cherie& EIU1, aeboolyoor •• of .\ua. 5. River 25 miles northwest ot cis Morris. Eiail J. oot.alry, ~ MrL llairi T. Dee!, MrL ~ ~ " Mr. and Mro. Dana Maoaar of IIIII l'e11117 Thomas wen. named Sligon on Monday, spokesmen Tho omual · _..-!ai~C~~o D. Evana, Ama!Jda; MrL llotw1lle an4 Wi.i!ili ClrdevUle vlalted Mr. and MrL BUbllltute bus drlvera, IIIIICbarsaid, _ , IIIPfOYed r~ In I ope. .Mar7 McGowall, Rt. t Oak IIUI; M.. n.u..a, 'Riehatll L,' Fet.ICIII; Francis Morris, MoMay. leallrwnmond a!ull.tlmedrl:rer. da1 maettn& tatallqj ..11!,110 Flqyd lilover, Pl. Pl01sant;tlevo Trael S.·FIIwlor, Mra. JII!Milll. With BS2 bombers blasting Larry Wolfe IIIII Roger Birch All reealvecl ~ear flQIIIractL tn a.e _ . t flltld, •196,01'/tn their target area before the lloriurbr. 1!1. 1 Mrs. Jaaae Hammoocb, Mra. 11llowniDJ lnBUran<e ~ "Micldle- - . 11111 ...9110 .1nhm<br0om J, ~; Rlo~_:Mra. assault, the Americans stormed spent a vacation in canada on a Dal· rae!, lioyt Ii. Klmbei'lltl;.. Md, port wao ll'8llled die tnauranee flltlda. in alxlard helicopters against fishing trip, "'!" · L . Wlc~ lii: UaekiOII; Jameo L, Mohler, Mra • .!olin S.· Kelllleth SWart acc01q10IIIed by ' contract oo 13 beaea, two u-ae. light resistance. Two U.S. Dorool E,' PI~ ,Jr., Pl. PIOU- r./oo!er, .Nra. 1'lid Nibert, Will• soldiers were killed ard two Harry Ackworth of Akroo apent toro, and a plcllup tn~ck at llle• ant; Mrs. ~...._. ""1vera, Allll· ard H, i!i1bert, MrJ. ChN't•• Ti'-.. ,_....... PUIUDI ......... ,._.... Wllbr . wounded ln the earl,)· going, a weekend with Mrs. J a in e 1 coal at $821.89 a year. land, KJ<.; Mro: :.totmH.Cordll!', ..... ... SWort and the AI Crow tarnlly, Rizer 011, PomofOI', wuglyan with no significant fighting 8 Belmont llr·I : PIUIII F, DJe, "'"'er (nplred), IIQ'rl 0, WarPorn relurned horlle with · her a psollna contract. However, all Swim r"'orted. Wollaton; Mrl. John· F. Gr.,-, · ~ Mr1. ~ E. Tuckar,lilra. The octenslve began as U.S. father after visltirw her toustn, fUel oil bld1 were reJected. . Two perMIII were treatad at . ' . UWird c. Cooper,, ' ., ' j NlllC)' . Crow, who ac._anled The board approved • motion Intelligence Pllld the immediate V • Mamortal lfoJPltal Ill ogaia adverllte for fuel oil Monday a1l8niDDn aa die ~•lull threat of a Communbt offensive them for 1 vlslt In Akron. OWen Watson IIIII Mr. andMrL blda. ' ' against Saigon had eased. C1l 1nc1c1on1,1 wh!Rboecurredwldlt Robert Housh spent a weekend 11 The evidence is overwhelm.. The meeting • lor i!eptem. they llfllMtlng. ln Mlehlpn with Mr. and MrL ber wu changed from tho first ing, however, that there will be K0!1101b WW!amJ,. Chlrleslea, lloaday Ill the first Wednolday, W, VL, Wll D-talad at tile boaa massive attack sooner or lvonWatoon. Mr. IIIII MrL stai>Joy Wolle of later," they said, lrdicaUng It pltal illlero be waa taktll bi ' . . ' Columbua were weekelll guest& .., would probably oeeut before LODGE TO MEET tho l'olller'lf · ~ of Mr, and MrL Ben PhUaon Oclober. There WIU be 1 reau1ar meet- I wai ....,..-tad that WIIJ!Ima and Mrs. Mlna LewiL lqJ of P001ef0j' Lodp 1114, F ·had aiiiiDII ~ at !lola!. MrL Helen King and daugliter, ou Pari<. · , , Paula, went fAl Kanaaa Ill vlolt & AM. at 7:30 p.m. II die ~e. Relrealunenta will ~ . to ,tht •bolt'lll b7 prt. for 111 lndeftnlte time. bl aerved lollCMIOW. die vale <II' WU 1li*IJ Gllltay, Mr. and Mro. Cl,!de Cross and ' lng. All maoter maaCIIB ire U.. PemmJr, wbo Wll lnllt!l!ar Lym and Ra.r of Columbua apeot a neell ~ ric~ecl IIIII!• a weekend w!Ut Mrs. Howard Ylted. · . ~ IIi tile Qhlo· R!Ytr. ; Nelgler IIIII other relatlveL ' lllbeland Greua StmpiCII viilied Mr. and NrL Charlea Beecle and Chuck, In CGiumbua on SalurdQ' and Sundly. llr L Clarence Bradford llid Branda ore vlaltlng Mr.lllll MrL Leon Jcmlan--aed daQshter In eo. lumbuo. ,. . Mr. and Mra. '' Cheater SimPICII rotumed hoille lrom 1 Ylalt In Columbus with Mr. and M r L '111om11 Artlwlllid have loll tor 1 lew dQ-1 Ylalt In WooiiJIItlcJ with Mr, IIIII !lra. 1111an -~ Juror ra,.;:-.,ed' lllillr7!Nto w··Ith UJDtempt 'i' . .Pai:k• Of old car for the birds? T _ h u Shr.naag Oear ot· ••. · , cru1-. ---a News Qrie{s a oceur YOU CAN SAVE w. WITH A CITIZENS NATIONAL 5\ NEW CAR LOAN Don't Delay-See Us Today 5% lntere11 Paid On Certificate• of Deposit ' w- s. dliJilar, t.or*' e. ·a Two Treated for /fa ilona I lneideats v·~. -e MIDDLEPORT 0. '· •' same assignment. The board set Aug. 28 and 29 for a...W buDding Inspections preeedlng the opening of sehool thls fall. II was agreed lnfortnal• ly also to Jqvestipte what eQ1111>ment hi stored that might be sold If lt Ia not Ill be used ln the fl>. lure. Several board members spoke of the mORe':.Uy value DOW placed on old-fashloneddoskund chairs by eolleelora. II e"""'h such equipment is on hand, per· haps an auction will be held. EVENING ACTIVITIES THE BOARD AGREED tnavold c.._... w-• . 1011 ~ ~~1~~·~~~- . r '· proddoe cblldr011. i!l9ut • ill!~• ':e•P for ~ ......,.. ..-WiiiDt • · '. I ' • ! • i~~~~~~i~~:1~~~~~ '!t,r>t;_~/01f,~;,1·,.i':-'l<,;;lll,' ' • acbedullng an,y evening aetlvltleo whleb begin after 6 p, m. <milch Wednesday ol the new school year, It was pointed out that th11 C<q~~eratlve la a move with ehurches which hold mldoweek services, or plln special events. for youowpeople during the school year. The reaislatlona of Margaret Gerlach .and Edra Evans, wbo haYO been cookaattheMicldleport High Sehool, were aecepted m;l employed were Mildred HIIDIphreys and Francea Triplett. It was ogroed Ill accept the bid • Now You Know of tha Ohio Valley ChrlslianServ- l co camp for the Bedford School no longer used in the district. The FOICI recentq bid$7,500for the bulldlow and grounds ata)lll[>lic auction. The organization has 10 dQs to meet die terms of the purchaslow agreement. A right.oof..,IJ' 111 the Bedford Youth Center buUdiow, near t b e school, wUl ba provided In the deed to be lasued to the Christian Service camp. WORK PROGRESSING GEORGE HARGRAVES, sO(>Or· at y Early In a.e 4th Century there ware 36 triumphal ar<hes In Rome, bulltlo commemorate Ute outBiandlng doeda of men. Three at tho arehoa have aurvlved. lntendent, reported that work oo die Rutland IIIII Sallobur!' El&menfar)' buUdlowa la prowreaalng weU ud ahoold bl ._leted by Aug. 15. Be also reported tbat tootera have been poured at a.e aile ol tho new high sehool ln tho Roek Spr[JWa area IIIII that tha ftrst S(l.(oot ...11 seedon Ia fDIOIRIO place Thursday, The board agreed thai tho Molp Count;y Commtastmen must be COIUc~ ed 1o make orr....,.ents for blacktoA>ing the roed tD the new high school, • The _..tDIGndent wos also bld by tha llowQiow lnoUI'IIICo authorized Ill hove the borbed Agency than the COlt oflerecl • wire fence along tha •lte of tha the next bidder wlth die t50 MW school removed It such 1 ductible clause loeluded, H 1 r· move ls found Ill be ad'""Jii- graves reported. eoua. POWCY APPROVED It was agreed to pay an '-PPN»:· TilE APPROVAL OF fGrma1 .s.- lmate $100 difference In the costs lnYolved In purchaaing the comprehenahe school bus insurance, The policy does not contain a $50 deducdble clause as J)laMecl, bJt Ute ecldltional cost for the policy Is leas than$100, Hargraves said. The increased cost. without the $50 deductlbl.. \Use, is tess as policy statements for pollete1 preYIIOU!y adqit<!d and ._ In erfect Wll gl ..n b)' a.e board and Giese _policies Include: -Office hours during die ached year, prlndpals' otllcea, 8 L m. ID 4 p, m. i lq)erintandeat'a ofllce, 8 L m. to 5 p. liD. • Weather en tine Seattered ......... and lflm. dersbowera over the - . toDilbt IIIII Tlaireda1. CCIItltllecl hot and bumlcl. Low tonight In the 70s. Devoted To The lntere.U OJ The Meigs-Mwon Area . VOL. XXI NO. 74 POMEROY-MIDDLEPORT, OHIO ' 1 WEDNESDAY. AUG!JSf ! 1968 FIVE CENTS . Rocky, Reagan, Battling Nixon to the Wire Favorite Sons Hold Ballot Keys MIAMI BEACH {IJPI)- Two loB& than the 14 for Nixon would quead0111 wUI be q>permoot spell trouble for the former vlce tonight when GOP convenUon president elsewhere in the delegates begin balloting on the south. presidential nomination. Colorado- Gov. John A. Love WUI the sooth atlek with ls for RoekefeUer but has been Richard M. NlJalll or swilPII Ill able to get only 3 delegates fAl Ronald Rllpn? lollow his lead; Sons. Gordon WUI tho favorite sons- James A!lott and Peter H. Dominick A. Rhodes ol Ohio, ~ balleve thO)' can get 14 for Romney o1 Michigan, Fr , Nlrui. II Rockefeller is to pin, Ctrlaon of llaDJIB, Clifford. Colorado is a target. caae of New Jersey a F1orlda- The 34-WJte dolep· Winthrop RoekefeUer or Arkai>o tlon Is trying to pressure Nixon aao- hold out througll tha ftrst lnlo acc"'tlng a conservative ballot? rwmlng mate. Delegation has a Here are same key state1 to gentleman1 s agreement to vote wateh when the roU ls called: solid on first ballot either for Alabama- Latest lnformallon Nlmn or Reagan, except for lndleates 1 split of 14 favoring Gov. Claude Kirk who is for Nlxotl; 12 for Reopllo Anything Roekefeller, Other southern; (CootiiOied on Page l2) Youth Dies The Ohio State Fair which opens on Aug. 22 wW have 1 DDDber ol "flrltll," events or 1 novelty nature, headed by 1tate otftclal• wbo ore wanUng entries. One ~ those features will be a hog calling eonteo~ Tbla event Ia bltow headed b)' state Auditor Roger Cloud and will ba heW on .W.mosday, Aug. 28, at 4 p. m. Appllcotlons may be picked~ at Ute secretary's omco at the Meigs County Fair next week. In Accident With Tractor POINT PLEASANT A Now, 1011 sotta !ldmlt - die tractor aecldent on Jerrya Run bert lo heading the first Buek- State Fair Is rlaily gelling 1ntD Road 20 mUea soutb or Point "flO Barberahlp ~ariel Fun- folkay activities, Pleosant claimed the life of a t.st which wUI be held from noon' 17 -rear-old Maam County boy A REMINDER: Ill 4 p.m. Smda!'. Aug. 25. Her1\iesday at about 1:30 p.m. Voters of tho Columbia and bert la - g for at leaat 20 Garry WU!ard Planto, son or Dyeavllle voting preclnete - a Mr. IIIII Mrs. Walter Plants or (llarteta. Another 'tftrlt" Ia a bubble part or the Alexander School Jerrys nun waa reportedly drivaum In three age groupo. Dlalrlct In Athetla Coual,y Ing tho tractor wllai It overlumRel)lllrallon lor this oonteot wiU may eut abHIUe ballot• on ed and crulhed him. start a1 8:45 a.m. on 1\ieada,y, a tax levee fAl ba . - upon In Dr. Jolm M, Grubb, acting Aua. '¥7. Elimination heats Will the dlllrlct at a special Aug. coroner, ruled death was ckle be held at 20 minutes Interval• 13 election. Voters of tho two Ill • fractured skull. with a.e !ll'and ellamplooahlp Meigs preelncta who wW not Funeral I<J'Yices will ba 2 OYCIII fAl be at 3 p.m. T e d W, be In their voting areas m Aug. p.m. Tlllreclay at BarlDn Chapllrolm, aeeretaey ol - . , Ia 13 have until 4 p.m. thla Tlairs- el E.U.B. Church, Apple Grove. day fAl coal absentee ballot• at In ehlrge. Burtal will be In BarlDn Chapel die Meigs Board C1l Elections Cemetery. And - !all but not leaal Giere will be a decorated bleyele orrtce. Born June 30, lUI at Pliny, eontea headed b)' Warren c. Meigs County realclant.a 1110 he was a student at Haman High Ne!MII, hlghwa,y aafet;y dlree- are reminded that entries wUI Sebool. be aecepted through TburadiJ' tor. ~rvlvora Including tho parThla contest alBO h tor two at t p.m. for the 105th omual ents are tour brothers, Kenneth age <IIIIOS and omong t h e Meigs Coual,y Fair. Don Rau- Plants, Keith Plants, Joe Plant& prlzeo will ba new bleycles and tar, seeretarJ, is at the fair and Michael Plants, all al home; tho winnlnll four will rectlvo board olftce at tho Roek ~ring& live alstera, Mra. Donald Glenn their blcyeleo on a &bow tale- Fairgrounds from 10 a.m. to or GalllpoU• Form Mro. Richf p.m. eaell day through '1111ro- ard Rainey or Parkerlburg; Mr1. YIIIad from the fairgrounds. Tha event will begin at 9 a. day Ill aceept the entries for Meredith stover of Al)ple Grove, numiroua deportment&. m. on Thursday, Alii- 29. IIIII Cheryl Plants and Klmberb' state TfCl8BUrtr John D. Her· -.at News .•• in Briefs United Proaa lllternottonal HARVEV, ILL, - ASHOTGUN B.LAST F1RED FROM l erowd of 110 NatltO • - • WOIIIIdad dve DOII<OII!ODln nelghboriJv ~ TueeciiJ Dl&b~ The youtllo l'CIIDiedlnto thlo ouburblhree mlleoaouth d. Chlclao IIIII two 111!11'1 o!llcera wtro wounded. hlicl eordoned oil I 12-bloelHaW IIIII thraeoblock-wlde alretdl at HarWr'• Wool Side - •• boaflrea burned and ear• were oloaed11111 a eurlew oo until 7:30 a. a1. COT. The trcd1le bepn at t p. 111. Tuesday and llad~%:30 L ni.IGday•.AIIoutlZ youtlla were arreolecl and three per10111 IDJurad. By cl"'*' Plants, both at home; a maternal grandmolhar, Mrs. Eva Shuo or Fraziers Bottom, and paternal grandperonlo, Mr. m;l M r 1. Robert Plants or Pliny. porvhor. Tho poaiiiCII Plf• . ' PVT. MICHAEL NORRIS Pvt. E.:! Michael E. Norris, son of Mr . and Mrl. Harold G. Norris, Albany Houle 2, hils comploted bls baalc training at Fort Gordot1, Ga., and has spent the past H day a Qn furlough with hls parents. Pvt. Norris was a1967 grad. uate or Rutland High Sebool. He will report Ill Fort Eustis, Va., lor seven weeks advanced training In airplane meeban· lcs. Equipment Operator Is Injured A minor accident at Forked Rwt state Park was investigated by the Ohio Slate Patrol at 9: IS L m. Tuesday. Earl Williams, 59, of Rt. 3, Athens, war~ driving a construc- tion rmd roller when it went out of control anc1 turned over. He waa thrown clear 1 but was taken 1o St Joseph Hospital In Parkersburg by the Coolville emergency squad, suffertn;g facial, chest and shoulder Injuries. No citations were giwn in a or.vehicle mishlp occurtng on ClnQtalgn Rd., 5. 4 miles north of Rt 35 Tuesday at 7:28 p. m., the patrol laid. Edward E. Reeae, 19, Rt.l Cheshire was drl vlng q> a steep grade when tho e,.tne or bia truck quit and the truck bowln Ill roU backwardL Reese jumped clear, aM WIB not inJured. 1be truck struck a renee belongtow to John T, Rawaton, Rt. 1, Ch~ shire, and was moderately damaged. The petrol also lnvesdpted In accident Tueaday at 7:45 a. m. on state Rt. 1%4, %.1 mllea east of Racine. Joseph Dale Lawrenee, 30, Rt. I, !.orw Bottom, Wll travelling eaa~ weatlellofcemer,lllll sld&ow!Ped the vehicle of Bobby J, Wolle, 33, Rt. 2, Racine, traveJ. l[JW wes~ There was moderate damage 111 both valllclea. Lawrence was cited for be[JW left ol center, and DWL te•..-r.eo a Jear. AppUcallona 11111 bo 11eund tiam tbt Jlalp L o cal llehoc\1 Distrtet . . . it Ute .lllcldltport 9chool. H._, (Contlillod Cll ~ ~2) III addltloll, a.e llllrlct Ia •Ill It's True Golden Card Plan Approved In Meigs lA>rol Meigs Local Wants 3 More Buses llano will tncludl that Ute bu•• be delivered by Fob. I, 1969 IIIII lhet nplacoment porta must be available tor a period or 10 years. In accordance wid! tbe ~peclllc•dm•, the COIIIJIQ)' IUb- mllllng Ute low dollar .bid will ~ loll the bu•• . . . u a.. opacldcallona m IIIII. Tho board aectpled Ute nola· nat!CIIB or Rollin 11.-.t a n d ThomaJ Martin U driYVI aad _..ed - J)lllldllw tbl_.t of the Melp ~ 1!oard at £41catiCII - the IIP1lOIDimel1l af . . . . . . . . drtvtrJ who Inelude Sam RalllniOII, RU!IIIIII; ville, IIIII Biller Barrell, R u tland, ware empl"'ecl •• nptar driven. II wa1 qreedlo advorllu for llalad blda 011 two boHI whlell ... 110 1oa&er "' Ill tho dlltrlet. Biela .... Ill bl Ill b)' Sapt. 10. Boord member Bill Porter IIIII •<h buuo are biGOIIDial PQIIUIU' U ueuprl." Tho bolrd claeaalld also a.e nitd foruelloolbaollllinllnanel ~ UIO of llle 1111 W'Citlaila1 tgrlcullllnt room It tbt Nll' af the ...... 111111 ~-tlwl-~cla. euaecl, lloll ., o<lkJol·watlll*l - . . , an -lltll!atlai af Ia- u• b_.""" ' trlc:l'l boon!"' - - dlat GooriO llartp'IVII, ..,... ~ ll1oUkl JII'O<lecl wllb ~ hlo plan 1<1 form tbt "G o 14 Cord CIID" billie dllllrlct. ~ tbo plan. nllciWa II or olcltr b)' Sept. I, will be • . IIJiidan <lldlllllldl " ' will eclmlt them frtt .. alllllt- -. ic oonteata: YOealiDIIII:Jt: mta · ~ ~ tal - . _ pliJI IIIII atbtr · : -'dad - ll<llool-·· ~ Will - " Cllll tbt ' ' dalalla Gltbo,... 1111-- · ldaiU l1l!lr . . , fir ... Qol6.: : ..Carda . . . . . . . . . . : ; . . . . .!'.; : l · lllt . . . - fir ~ ' l\WIIc Clll • lbollo1 ·r. ...I' ··: ~. ...... ' . ' •-· ·I ;., ..... ~ ~ llarri,,.. ~ Carda wiD iN ... iJ!IIIVIUO, lind !fra. J8or oa,ll. ..... 1111 ....., flol!ltl ........... Ito ....:\11 l'tjllllill " . . . . . ~ !Jf tile Mlddl~ - · .. ecldl• lmolyecl Ill t..lcW illllililt. ,,, '' ' . f -. tloq, lloUI( Collcill, Jiarrl.... lllllr-.. ' \~ '' Rhodes in the Saddle With tour new aehool boaaa alroaciY Cll order, die MellO Local Sehool District'. -.1 ~ £41callon Tuesday nllbt looillng for a mechanic Ill work ~ Ill advertise for In the malntananee or oeboolbua- three mora buaea In 19419. The action waa tabn alter ••• The selary for dial position hal not beta let. Larry Morrl.., aaalalant BUHOMVor, dlt board of aca- pe~ Indicated tbat he tloo would !Ike ID fill both peats had ltamod from a.e state Dtwithin 30 drql, putment C1l F4Jeatlon dial state llinl1a oro ovallable II Ute board • medlanleal work lan'l ;rour wllhed Ill lX'OC80II Ill )IUI'cha• <liP or tee, parhljla ,....d ptefer three buHS In tht next fit. drlvlns the let Ill acbool ealyear. Gila jeer. '!be boon!IO'Oad to eclvei'tlaa Al)pllcatlcl!a b bua drlvero for dla 1969 Vohlc101 uiling the - .... lll!ult bul drlnrl ... lllldllcatloaa..iaor ihe also blll!l. ~. Thl• too, buaaa purehea<ld iiveral -.tlla lliiJ bl ....... fi.om ihe CJIII<t .... with ievlral iddltionJ. . 1!1 llle lllddl~ HiiJh Sellbol. Tbo. addllla!>a tD tlleli!i<lflea- Work Opportunities Open Job, anyone? There are .Job& available In tho Melp Loeal School Dllllrlct - IIIII you don't have tD ba • 181\dlor. Kettlnl Tueeda1 night, t. h • Mtlaa Loea1 Board or £41ea1loa accepltd ihe nalgnattoa of Rob· en SWick, dl!ltrlet l<hool b u • meohanlc anc! 'tt~~ Ill· BY THE UNITED PRESS INTERNATIONAL MIAMI BEACH - THE LOCAL CHAMBER <II COIIUJIOrCO 1111 that Miami Beach mer<hlris, hotels, rellauranto 1llld nlJihl opota ore "holdlnc die line" Cll prices during die Reptbllean Nalloaal Cmvontloo. It ... it' •• pret1;Y stoop line. The corree &hop . . - In a larp hotel otrera dieM prleeo: MIAMI BEACH (UPl) ·- Richard M. Ni1011 drove toward I first Hard bollad . . Sllldtrlch, 80 cents; F1111<h lrleo, to - . ; corn. ballot vlc:tory for the Republlcaa preoldential .-!nation lDdi.Y d&or putraml, $1.80; 25 eenta. Below IIIII - aplte zero hour efforts by Nelsoa A. RoekeleUer and Ronald ~ ad IICII: "To IJilldo your tipping. In ..._ Ill lllllll,l' ""110111, Ill With the balloti"" atartlno tonlRbt. tho former rteo president reopeetfully IIIIJPst the followlna: per perMII Breakrut, 35 - . ; seemed all but certain ota second shot 1t the White Hwae. But his lll!cli 45 eaota; elmer, 75 ...... two rivals, conceding mthlng, still were tryiog to stGiJ him. Dlmer at a flrll rate hotal d1n1ne room ean coot you a Key states in the tlnal day or m111euverUW: were New JerSQ', where tavorite son Clittord C&se, a Rockefeller man, sought top~ per100 with 110 special oxtravapneeo. vent a bolt Ill Nixon. MIAMI BEACH - REP. MELVIN LAIRD OF WISCONSIN llld Florida, hitherto strong for IUalorically, ln mulU-ballol Tuelday night he thought Gov. James Rlladu of Ohio will eut Nixon, threatened Ill drift 1ntD eonventions, candidates have die Yotoa that clnc:hea tho nominatim of Rlehard M. NlxDa b the Reagan camp. That could laded out of sight mce thoy prtaldlnt. spark a Southern detection from hepn fAl slip. Therefore, a Laird uld Ohio's 58 emvenlloo votes wW 1fP Ill favorite .., Nixon and ~n-eck his hope tor a lea.der who expects the eonven~ R-• wllai Oblo'1 name 11 called dorlng the roU C1l Ute otatea. llrsl-ballol oomlnatlon. Uon Ill &<> bayOIId one ballot When Ute roU call II tlnllhed Laird laid hi thought Nlml would 11 But Ohio's ravorlte son, GoY. usually will hold back reaerve ba abort ofllle 667 vote• recplred tD M!Dinate. .James A. Rhodes, was in the strength" in order to show an At tllat poi1lt, Ute Wlaeonaln lawmal!er lold UPI Ute ebalrman, best position of all to play upward aurge on the second Rap. Gorald R. Ford of M!c~ - ' d reeosnlzo - · - The kingmaker. If he should releaae baUot. At this conventioo, Nixon has P81'11111' - ' d then amounce Ohio wa• awltcldng Ill NlxDa, Ulll hla S6 votes, it probably would put Nixon over a.e ll)p. tbrown all at his troops Into a l)lvlng him the nominatim. Hours before tho balloting 1101 110-lor-llroko <harp for vlc:tory . - r wa,y, the UP! tabulatlbn m the ftrst ballot . NEW YORK - ABC TELEVISilii'S Jlll(liJLAR oiJihll;r - · ~ During the pest week, dole- are draWing larpr \'lewiJW IUdlanets tbln Ute live of deleQ&te preferences gave Nixon 635 votes, Rockefeller 30! galea have shilled !hair alle- the Republlean National C...VIIIIkia b)' oldlor NBC or ABC, ••· and Reagan 203. Favorite sons giance from one candidate to oon1lng Ill llrly aurvoya b)' die National Arbltron ratlq lllrY· held 180 votes, and 14 were still another but not fAl a suf!lclent Ice. And ABC'I nillhtl1 90-mlnute IUIIIII1IJ'Y ~ ...,.entloo hlpi!IJIIII uncommitted. It takes 667 to extent to eut Into Nlxotl'a Is almoal u popular wid! viewers as the Dll)illly llvo pvol~ commanding lead. win the oomlnallcn. pvol comentlm coverap b)' NBC IIIII CBS, Nixon's campaign managers (Cootinued on Page 12) have consistently claimed more than 700 votes to win on an early ballot, withOUt coonllng votes from five states with favorite son cancHdates, They have applied heavy pressure to win oo the ftrst ballot, koowlng ..Damn u. If he wants our MIAMI BEACH (UP0-Gov. delegation. thst doubtl\il delegates may Jomes A. Rhodes, Ignoring "It he continues to avoid sli)port he could have made die desert a front-runner who some disenchantment among 1 position, this boat is going fAl ellort to get over here/' aatd doesn't quite make lt the Drst Ohio's 58 delegates, insisted t.o- be out beyond the throe - mile one disgruntled delegate who time. "-Y he wUI maintain his lavor- limit and Rhodes ls going to be asked not fAl be named. Gov. GoY. Rockefeller or New York lte eon's desiption through left starding on the dock.'' Ronald Reagan of Calllornll, and Gov. Reagan of California the llrst ballo~ Further unhappiness mani- Gov. Nelson A. RoeketaOer ol have baaed their wbole strategy "'We ue the most consistent fested Itself because of Nixon's Now York IIIII Harold Stassen on slopping Nlxoo on the first delegation on this tloor," refuaal fAl travel Ill the plush have all made the el!ort ID ballot. They figured he woold Rhodes said "We came as a Dora! Beach Hotel 1D meet the apeak tn tho delepteo. slip ... a l<oond ballot and fall favorite son delegation and deleptloo Tuesday because he Another caucus waa scheduled out or contentloo by a third. we're going to remain as such said his schedule wouldn't per- for 9 a.m. tocla.Y. Meanwhlle, the GOP State through the firat t.llot. We're mit I~ keeping oor word ID tha people Andrews connrmed Uw.t abwt Central Committee dlatributed Scout Cabin Hit of Ohlo. There's nothing wrong halt or the delegates were so in- another bateh of folders 1o butal wlth that,. is there?" furiated when they learned that rooms around the ell;)' detailing Over the Weekend His position Wl6 ftrmer tJan they would have ID traYOl about Rhodes' &ttrlboteL that or state Cbalrman John ......,ighth of 1 mUe Ill Nixon Asked lf he wanted Ill bo 1 Two defendants lorfoitedhonds Andrews who Slid earlier that hel(fquarters to see the candi- vlee presldenttal IQDlneo - or and two others were tined Tues- lhe delegation might switch date that dley refused to go. even the presidential IXI:Iliaee day night In the coort or Middle- from Rhodes after balloting beas hla been •uae•ted - the pert Meyor C. 0. Fisher. gins lonlght. goveroor replied: 111 don't waat Rmnle R. wu~ 26, Lanc••Also. Rhodes contill.led to reto be anything. I Just want thlo Really ter, forfeited a $25 bond pelt- IUse Ill say whom he would IICJto be an open conventlcn" Time marches oo.. ed on apeedlng charges and Har- port lf there la a aeeond ballot. These haz.y, crazy, lazy days ry D. Smith, 61, POmeroy Route And hla reluoal was Irritating of sununer are about toenclfor 2, forfeltecl an $18.70bondpellled some of his delqate1 who felt Melp County l<hool chi! dren. on ln!A>rlcatlm charges. frustrated and eoofuaed by die Clasaea will on Sept. 3 Fined ,.re Dana R. Clark, 24, governor's position. -leaa than a month away. Middleport Route I, $15 a n d 11 Looks Rldlculous" colla, and Max W, WbaUalch,18, 11 Rhodel looks ridiculous,'' MEIGS GENERAL HOSPITAL Mlcldloport Route 1, J10 and snapped Rap. John Aal'i>rook, AdmJ.aaiODS- Nme. costa, both eharged with speeo. one ol two known s _ . , The Image cit dlo Melp LoDhcharpa - None. lng. cal S<hool Dlllrlct Ill Ill era ol Rlehard M. Nixon Ia the lor cltlnna should be IJr4»:C11ecl 11111 fall. lbotlnl 1aat niJihl. tbo .... carr... a.e nigh~ Mlchlpn-1! Romney should fold u 1 favorite son, It would be a ~urprtse break with Nixon die maln baneftclary, Mlmesota- ~111 delegation, 17 foe RoekeleUer, 9 for Nixon. At th11 point, pollllcliDS wUl be countlow the votes carefully to 100 whether switches can Put a man OWJr, Mlssiaslppl- same as F101id1 and Georgia. Nlxm has lost from the Convention , .• Ohio, Florida, New Jersey Keys states will watch F1ortda. Georgia- Almost a d~C~licate or Florida but stronger Nixon control. Anything leBS than 20 votes on the first ballot lor Nixon will be disappointing Ill the former vice president. Kansas - Roekeloller badly needs Clrlson to remain as a ravorite son at least to the etxl of the ftrst ballo~ Maryland- Gov. Spiro T. Agnew split the 26-vote doleplion In hall when he quit his lavorlte 8011 ro1e and endorsed Nixon. It's 13 for Nixon and !3 for Rocketeller on the bl.ais ol the latest Information, with Rocksfeller picking up 3 votes durtow nlibt· ...s Ml(lllber at Federal Deposit Insurance I near Pomeroy, a 1968 graduate ot Morehead Unlversl1;y 1 11 an elementary teaeher. The !Drd aloo approved a one yeor leive of absence for Mrs. Eleanor Zelher. Substitute teachers' aallrles were Increased trmn the $14 a day the past school year fAl$16 a day. The new schedule provides for $18 a day after 10 cOOBeeuUve daya in the aameaulgnment ancl tor ' 4 regular salary" tram die first day when the substllute assignment lasts for at leut 30 consecutive teaching days tn the Q ' u o '*'rt. Artillery Catches Guerrillas Four ~w ~ehers were employed and substitute teacher's ~ waalncreoaed 1\iesday nlsfit when the Meigs Local s c h o o l Dlotrlct Boo.rd of Education met atJ<!IIII Middleport High Sehool. Employed were Eugene K. Blough, Olk HW, asaninduatrlal arts teac:her; Mrs. Roae Easterda7 DeBruhl, Sution TCMnshlp resident, ts anelementaryteaeher; Mrs. Christine JohnsonGuthrie, Galllpolls, and a graduate of PomefOI' High School, as l secondary vocal music teacher, and Miss Penelope Willlams, or . , Golc~Wa~er alli!f•J11:lnor!itl<ID !ihlcll •~~)'de t!""!:' lliiWI>IICW , At Addaville SChool yo~r • ., _. ~ -nf8hl wh"" EIIO!lhOWJr#lk- ~~ti:ifi.r_,_f Convoa_tiCIIIo btacllill •• e •• f!!· ~:.:-:..~~ , Sheets Resigns Post il' '· · •\If l'lmleJOY.CII Sl!'l.l~ 33' - New T4!achers Hired; Sub-Teacher Salaries In~reased ..' '' ' '' .IIIII• COUnll'; 1.1 mUes IIK1II d. . 1 :J.tlas.;.Auen· a ·ln Orbzt·,:./:::4· t t;:. p ), . ' . · 0 . WJ: · s · Jf' ith · ecret Payloa · ~~~ .~·~~i~a: - :rfU.::~~= ~. CAI!EKENNlDY(UI'O-An Air Force Atlaa-Agena rocket eiiT)'!ng 1 mrsterlous military -•I··• •~·-~~• •-· the·'"'· ~- · - - · - uow .... loday In the first secret Rpece launching at the cape In five years. The 120-fDol: rocket roared 1ntD llfo unanoounced at 7:0. 8 a.m. EDT and climbed brto the "' . , ·. . , 't ' ~llit·~~::;::. ,.,. ',.I J! ".J' c ~ ' � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 08. August Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Original Format The type of object, such as painting, sculpture, paper, photo, and additional data Newspaper Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource August 6, 1968 hart