http://66.213.69.5/files/original/46671a7e4f13c4b593d2914ad1a074f0.pdf 9f8b5d1d5b61c90fa1b28092d30adfe3 PDF Text Text IZ - The lJnJunctwn • R equested -. . . J Against Union Action PT. PLEASANT - A bW of C<111JiaiiKI asking an Injunction qalnat mau picket!~ l!ld lnter!erence wltll nonna1 business and other IITOilgS, has been Oled by the Central Operati~ Co. (Phil- ' FrU!ay,Aog. 9,J~J~aLee 'i'holqlsoo set a dal' l!ld lime !or a helrllw oo a motion to grant an injunction. The complaint was le~ In content l!ld Included photogrljlha of strlklng.,..Ioyos on ~n Plant picket lines. ip Sporn Plant} in tile orftce or Howard Schultz, circuit clerk. Attorneys represent1111 the The complaint Is b> Central Op- pWntiiJ are CecU Dean l!ld Wileratii"C Company vs. Utilli;y liam B. Potr or Roanoke, VlrWorkers Union of America. AF[,. glniL CIO, Local Unioo 426, W. W. The complaints Sl¥ tile d&o Wentzell, recording secretary; !endants also have physically obGeorso Wrlgh4 president; CArl structed, blocked and hill:lered Searls, J. E, Ord, P, R. Honta- any llld an vehicles, whether ocshelt, W. E. Stivers, L R. Roush, c~Ctied by Blltl)loyes or others, R. E. Smltll, V. G. Roosh, J. ll which bave attempted toenterthe Bennett Jr., George H. Hesson, plant. Three civil actions have also Marvin McFarland, Elton Cleven.ger, Harold Robert Russell, been med in the cirwlt clerk's Glem Lee Johnaon, Walter Rob- otDce. The first action stems ert COuch. Crc:rn car»enter work at Reba's The plaintiff requests that on Place in Henderson. George A. Mayes who V5, Reba m3 Oakley MASON ' - --. DRIVE· IN TONIGHT·THU.-FRl AUG. 7-8-9 "DOUBLE TROUBLE" Elvie Presley, Yvonne Romain AND Sandra Dee-Geo. Hamilton "DOCTOR, YOU'VE GOT TO BE KIDDING!" MDGS THEAT'Rf TONIGHT AND 111URSD AY August 7 - 8 NOT OPEN I I FRIDAY TI!RU TUESDAY August 9 - 13 Walt Disney's The one and only, Genuine, Original FAMILY BAND (Technioolor) Walter Brennan, Buddy Ebsen DISNEY CARTOONS: Natures Strangest Creatures Art or Sell De!ense Mr. Duck Steps Out Admlsslon: .85c arxl SOc SHOW STARTS 7 P.M. M. Williams Is seeking judgment in the sum or $495, The secorxl action was styled People's Bank or Pt. Pleasant vs. George E. and Borbara L. Halper. The action stems trcm a promissory note wrJtten on Feb. I, 1968. The plaint!!! Is seeking judgment In the sum o!$2,UO. 46. The third action styled The 20th Street Bank vs. J•. D. Greer also stems from a promissory note written on Feb. 5, 1968. Judgment is demanded In the sum or $2,700. (Contlnoedtrom-1) In the collJiJso of the bulldbv. (Cootimed trcxn - BECOMES INSTRUCTOR SERVICES HELD Graveside services were held recently at the Mansfield Ceme~ tery lor Beck> Ann, In!ant daugh- ter or Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Florien or Lexington, Born July 25, 1968, at Mans!leld General aa 600 voaos 0( tile 667 needed to win on tile tlrat bsUot. "There wiU be no Orll ballot nominatim and thai Is a 0111 precHctlon," Rocke!ellor said. "Nllroo will bef!ln to lose votes PARIS - THE IJNITED STATES TOLD North Vlolllam lodal' It on tile second ballot l!ld by tile would release 14 NorUI VietDIJne&e prliiOilera •• a ugelture ol aood end of !be llllrd, the dam will wUI" - a move obvloual1 aimed at thewlng the VIetnam Ialka whleh break." hive llllde oo progress since their start. He IIPPealed to Hanoi to ' N 1 x o n•s Ueuteoant& were release more U. S. war prlaonerL warning deleptes that IIley The prlsooera have been held by the United Stateo since 1966 mt¥ miss the train completely when the U, S. Navy captured a lfi'Oitl of North Vletnameae seameo I! IIIey !aU to vote !or him on In an Incident related to the Gel! or Tookln Incident which p . . _ !lie ftrst ballot. This ar(IUIIenl tile tlrst u. s. bombing or North Vletmm. O:lrew a scarS Into the New Jersey delega:Uon, where most WASHINGTON- FORMER PRESIDENT DWIGHT D. Elsenlloller, ~ the state' a 40 delegates have In guarded condltloo !ollowltW his sixth heart -•k In 13 yeors, SUJIPOrtecl Son. Cue as a wu on a regimen of Uquld tooda and cunplete bed rest today while tavorite son. ThatJa why Case doctors assessed the damage to his hearL was having trouble holding 01110 Authorities at Waiter Reed Army Medical Center where the his delegates. 77-year-<Jld general Is hoopitallzed said In their last bulletin TilesNixon managers also were day he was uresting comfortab]y and is free of pain." They aaJd hi a telling Rocke!eller beckers tllat pulse, breathing &nd blood pressure were stable, but he was "aer· den,ying tile oomlnal!on ID Nixon iously ill 11 and the outlook for recovery was .. guarded 11 or uncer- coeld lead to victory by tain. Reagan. hero cl the oonservatlve wing. And they IA>ld Reagan ATHENS, 0100 - FOURTEEN BASEBALL teams were IIIJJied supporters that the outcome or ID psrtlclpote In the double - elimination Amerlean Legloo alate . a stop.Nilroo coalltloo could be toornament here beg!~ Aug. 12. the nomlnetlon o! Rocke!eller, Teams entered in the state toonwment included Findley, Sid- tile candidate ot: !lie ltherals. ney, Piqua, Cincinnati, Elyria, Ashley, Hlllsboro. Lancaster, AshFlorida deleptes, who had tabula, steubenville, Marietta. Worthington, Euclid and Kent. Pair- favored Nixon by a subatamlal ill!:& for the tourney were scheduled tor Sun:lay evening. majority. began drifting toward Reagan Tueaday and gave him ~ o! picking up tile ~~tate's Long is Loser in Matador .Manuel •1el COrdobea'' Bealtez, telled 1111 taunted the braWIIY bull TUesdl¥ wltll. quick !lips or his ...,. and then •toAied and threw his black cop tothellnll1 Kellledy. ID the tradition of~ Ish bull lighting, the Y""-ter threw It boek. The crowd of lllouaands acreamed Its lj)proval. The lllllldor - - the bull to KeDned> IIIII kWed II with one quick thrUst of tile swonl. j HOLZER HOSPff AL - VIsIting hours 2-4 and 7-ll p.m. Par- Missouri Election ST, LOIJIS (tWO - Ll Gov. ents only on Pediatrics Ward. Thomas F. Eagleton wrested the ADMISSIONS senatorial nomination !rom U. s. Mrs. Clyde B. Frazier, Rt. 1 Beaver; Mrs. Alan D. Jobnson, Middleport; Mrs. .nmmy L e e Baker, Wellston; Mrs. Plus E. Sen. Edward V. Long in the Mis- souri Democratic prlmar'y. Eagleton, 39, Issued a victory statement early toda,y, secure in Hyrne, 154 Woodlawn Dr.: Mrs. Ronald L, Carr, Pomeroy; Mrs. his belle! that his 18,000 vote Henry 0. &lmmers, Rt. 2; Mrs. lead could oot be overturned In the few remaining precincts still Norma J. Mccarl.,, 1802 Chatham Ave.; Mrs. Dannie L. Brick ~ to report trom the Tuesday primary. Les, Rt. 1; Lisa R. Herald, Mid''It appears that Mr. Eagledleport; Lori Lym Holle, RL 1 ton is the wiM.er,'' Lorw said Vinton; John S. Reltmire, Mason, Hospital, she Js survived by ooe W. Va.; Mrs. J. C. Justus, RL !rom his Larksville, Ma., IKine. brother, Bret Edgar, and grand- 1 Vlnton; Mrs. Rufus B. Ell- But he reCused to concede the parents. Mrs. Florian was the cessor, 42 Grape St.; (nx)rge W. election. He said he wanted to study the returns today before former Patt;y Carpenter. Corbin, 946 Flrst Ave.; Mrs. W, Ray MDler, Rt.l Uverpool; Mra. maid~ any oddltional statements. Ervin J, Acree, Middleport; StelJa Y. Wireman, Rt. 2 Pedro; Mn. Robert W. Mercer, Jackson; iilsron M. Johnson, 423 second Ave.; Danny G. underwood, Rl (Contlneed !rOO> Pogo 1) · 2 Pl Pleasant; Steven F. Sloemaker, Rt. 1; James H. Rick-Summer o.ttice hours, prin:·. man, Rl 2 Bidwell; John L. cipals' office, 8 L m. to 3 p, m.; MeltUck, Rt. 3 Qak Hlll; Luther St.Verintendent's office, 8 L m. C. Bowles, Radcliff; Joey M. ID4p,m. Nicholson, Chauncey; Ronald 1., - Evecy school employe to Hargett, Oak Hill; Charles B. Hol- have an annual tuberculosis test. The very lltest new~ I~" wide singer, RL 2 Racine; George H. -A licensed insurance agency nylon ilroqrain ribbon streps-tht Wyant, Rt. 5 Jackson; ChaiDICO)' may sell tax sheltered aMuities bl&. youna. fun look. But the W. Rife, Jackson; John E. Bish- to eligible staO' members subsewitch me~r~s business. It's 1 jeweled-lever movement. op, Jackson; Mrs. Donald L. Han. quent to approval by the board or waterproof', shod resistent noo, Gell}jlolls state IDat.; Gary education. f---..._ Carnelle wUh unbreaklble Michael Ro,., Rt. I Patriot; Gary m~lnsprint. sweep second BIJILDING USES h11nd ••• precision made T. Bryant, 11 Burger Ave.; THE BOARD approYOd buUdby Bulove, of tourse. Timms E. LOWe, RadclliJ. lJW uses Including: Also with wide white leather BffiTHS The Pomeroy Elementary or cork·eolor suede straps. Mrs. Alan D. Johnson, Mid- School auditorium and three dleport, daughter, 3:25 p.m. classromts, Monday through FriTuesday; Mrs. Ronald L. Carr, day, next week, 9L m. to 12 noon, Pomeroy, son, 9:46 a.m., Tuea. and Friday, next week, 7 to 8:30 day; Mrs. Henry 0. &unmers, p.m., bytheSciotDVsUeyllai>tist Rt. 2, son, 3:43 p.m., TUeldl¥. Aasoclatlon !or a Bible School DISCHARGES The Harri sonvtlle Elementary Mrs. Ametta Baker, M r a. School, Saturds>, Aug. 24, lor a James M. Brag, Mn. Jolm C. fatheMOO banQ.uet served by the Campbell, Claude H. Cboei!O- Order ol Eastern Stars. brew, Mrs. Gay Circle, Mra. The Rutland Elementary School Bartow Durst, Min Freda Fis- gynmaslum, Saturdal', Se!>L 7, cher, Mrs. Richard E. Garten, and Sunday, Sept. 8, lor a ftower James P. Grueser, Mra. Jat!k show by tho Rutland Friend!> CARAVELLE' Hall, Ira E. llatfteld, Ar1hur Garden Club. division of BULOVA M. Hoyt, Homer E. Huddleston, Nmnerous bills were approved Mrs. Clyde Hunt, Stephen Lu- !or Pl)'lllenl. tellls Jenkins, Michelle A. PlyAttemirw were Hargraves and male, Mrs. Giy T. Rawlins, Dale hi• aasistant, Larry Morrisor~t A. Riegel, Mrs. Louis E. Un- Clerk L. W. McCOO"'IIs,andboard roe, Mrs. Gary Edward Walkar members, Virgil King, president; aDd son, Mn. Bernard L e e Mra. E. 0. Rail, Hiram Slawter, White, Mro. Roonle Ropr Mc- BUI Porter and Don Mullen. Cain, Mrs. William o. Smeltzer, Mrs. Jim l, Baker, Mra. the broad way to keep up with the limes Teachers The wide ones • " . "' ~· h'CARAVELLE" ' L ,_ cecu Stith (expired), Dorool E. Plants, Jr. Chrildne Branham, Pomeroy, COVERINGS Inlaid Linoleu -Carpeti Get the best de•lln Ohio ulngels Furniture. Atk:your nelghborl Ingels Furniture '111811)' In Mayor's Court lnvostlgallon ot: a brealdntll!ld enterlnr -enll,y orer last at the Bo,y eabln, WIB reported toCounty SierUIRobch. !iberllr Hartenbaeh said locke wero torn orr the cebln door to gaio entrance. Mattresses Inside !lie building were loll outdoors and olber clama&e was Clllllled, Tbe sheri!! aloo said James E. Woodall, to, McCOmb, Miss., has been arre- on cbarsos ot: IIRoxlcatlon and dlolurl>lng the peace, and Is being held In jsU. (Contineed !rom page I) smne strength but still clJngs to 10 votes. Anything less would further erode his soothern ba.ae. New Jersey- Maybe the Orst ravorlte son state to crack. sen. Case has wavered several times. He would lead most or WOMEN TO MEET Episcopal Chereh Women wlU meet !or a potluck luncheon at 12:30 p.m. Tberedl¥ at I he parish bouse ot: Greco Eploc:opal Church. Following I h e lunebeon, WOllam B. 'l'holnls of Belmont, Mass., will speak. For Rocky MlAMI liEACH (U~ Neloon A. llrlclielsUer roeehed tile IJid o! hla pollllcal r . - at . l:f9 a.m. EDT totlol IIIII !Guild . . pol A pedtion for divorce has been BOND FORFEITED One defendant !or!elted a bood and another was fined Tuesday night In the court ot: POmeroy Mayor Charles Logar. Charlotte Schneider, Lawrenceburg, Ind., !or!elted a $15 bood po- on charges of driving left ID eenter. Mary CUrtis, Pomeroy, was fined $25 and costs on a charge ot: Issuing menacing lllreets. and paternal grandparents are Mr. l!ld Mro. E. E. Follrod, Pleaunt Ridge, Pomeroy. Mrs. Bessie Hall, PeMJyhanil, Is a maternal - t - grandmother. Mr. l!ld Mrs. Follrod "'o have l - John Dovld, two. ALKA~SELTZER GILLETTE 49~ 49~~~· 72x90" SIZE BEACON I Blankets Thermal WoJen In · Assorted Colors VETERANS MEMORIAL HOSPITAL Admissions - Judy Mclfallle, Middleport; Russell Flaa& Minersville; Patricia Darst, Middleport. Discharges - Henry Varian, Audrla Je!!era, Clrletia VanMeter, Claude Ashi.,, Bernice Winkler. For dryer babies Use PAMPE DISPOSAIILE Killed in Daytime 30's Explosion Re..,..a tolling with Jlieka IIIII - • I n stlftl111 90-clagree reached lbt - · abortl,y - · I LDI. (ED'l'), I& lloUro _ . tho blast oe-.,d. Re1. 5.00 to 9.00 .. SALE PRICE 3.00 to 5.00 hn1arHS · s -.99 1. 13\ oz. Denim Sizes 6 to 16 pr. . Chootor, 0. . • ~· Victor Vinyl Latex WALL PAINT DIXIE GLOSS HOUSE PAINT Y011 Choice Onlr 10-~ Full Cut, Well Made-R11111d s1.99 Gallon Sizes 29-42 WI -. . M and ,~ crepe 101ea PINCO RIDENOUR RADIO & TV 9 Miners am,. SCHOOL SHOES CHAPMAN· -CANADAY In TIM Middle Bloclc Mt•t To ll!lbetfeltls He had told newsmen he would announce hhl choice between 10 and 11 a.m. (EDT) today. But at 11:10, Herbert G. Klein, his press secretary, told reporters Nixon was still undlclded. un has not been offered to anyone at this time," Klein said. "The problem is just weighing the merits ot several outstanding candidates." He said Nlxoo had returned to his suite at the HUtoo Plaza Hotel wllll a small group ol advisers to further consider the matler. The former vice president's rtctory was a remarkable comeback !or a man whose political career eeemeil finished after he lost the White House to John F. Kennedy In 1960 and then failed in an electioo for governor of his native California In 1962. He won with eaae and In a ...., that len none or lllo $34,000 Deficit c u t, calor lUI In atrlpoa, plaiJII IIIII Plaldl. Cont>aroa at f2.119, s :99 eaclf 1 Shu Store ' totlol ihnllllli ,.._ ... l<atlond - -o11iJ · .... Jy IIIIa altemoilrJ ...... Low toniJit In !lie - •• and low 70L Both alipona l!ld ""'' 111iia, Coawart-• at tt,H. ·s_2:44 Pair · : : . which he feared would become : worse in the years ahead. Discusses Cities Tour During that same midnight ride, he said he was thinking or a flying tour to some of the cities Wring the next two weeks ' lo help reunite the party, In a television interview after. the balloting, he said he felt he. had wrapped up the nomination : wben he won the Oregon: presldeodal primary May 29,; althoullh ho conceded that Rockefeller and Reagan had : buill good csmpsil!ll organlza- · tlons. (Continued on Page 6) King, Richard M. Nixon Queen . Named Walter Jordan and Dawn Carper will reign as king and q.Jeen or the 1968 Meigs Coon!> Junior Fair. Crowned by AM Holter, 1967 Junior Fair Qleen, follow~ lng the 4.H S*;,vle Rewe Wednes~ day night, both ere also 4-H Caused Closure GREENVU.LE, KJ, CUPO Nino _,.., troppecl bJ an oxplooiOIIIa a !p'awllnl 1011 - ' mine _,. IIIIa wastere KeDllld<J eoDIJIUIIII;y, ware !lxmd by ,...,.. - · early WESTERN ' ..-.. ....,.... ~ -~~ MIAMI BEACH (UPU- KICII- _.ms lnOic:ted oo party Unlty . ard M. Nbon _,ed hi• aecmd bJ Barry Goldwater's steamrolcempall!ll !or !lie presidency to- ler triumph over Roclle!eUer dal' trying to dedde "which or four years ago. Major shifts In tile Florida several very good candidate&". New Jersey delegations In and would malce the best rumlng IIIAMI BEACH- PAT NIXON WATCHED tile mass or humanity tbe final hours helped Nixon to . mate. An Aide said he was uhav· 011 the lloor of ...-on hall e,.,t Into a wUd deDIOIIItrai!oD !or 1bwart tl'le efforts o1 Rockefeller her hua- IIIII ranembered a almUor see~>~ elgilt years ago. lng dll!l<ulty" making tile choice. Nllroo, who """ the Republican ind Reagan tD deny him a first , ''11d.s jill& doellft CCJ:De to one twice 1D a lifetime," she said in: presidential nomination on !lie ballot victory. c:re&lloual1. But lhe allll reclUs the pain that lollowed Richard M. Nixm. told two newsmen who : Nbna'a ranlatloo In 1960 wltll his loso lA> Jolin F. Kenned,y. !lrst ballot II 1:48 a.m. (EDT) Tearo atreamed down ber lace the! nlglrt Ia Nove-r but now, today, conferred with advisers tonk an autDmot>lle ride with : lhe said, "The mood of the coeniry Is dll!erent. • She stood alone at until 4 a.m. then gpl up early him late Wedne!ldlzy night tllat : the 19110 c:oawntloa, but Wedneldl¥ night har daughters were witll to discuss vice presidential pos- he wanted a candidate who was ~ her. The !lmll,y left COOY8odoo haU be!ore tile ballot!~ began, ID be sibilities wtth party leaders and "simpatico,. with him and who : underotood big city problems advisers. wltll Nlsun. - -~="" '.3·!.9 Sl CCIMPLITI LINI OP CHANNIL MAITIIII MIDDLEPOIT or st 7:30p.m. 9lndsy atlboTrln. Ill United Cll!rcb or Christ. There will be aoveralawards maclt, !be hl!lbll!llll being tile · pre-alloo ot: tllo Eqlor"'*ID Rlehard(Ricli)W.,_, :· The troop !1 - - by the Malrio Cboi>W' Diltbled Amorlcan Vtt.rana. ThO pub. 'lie lolnritedto-lbecaurt. REGULAR 69c VALUE With A,I:MIITower Moahrc_.,._,_ MIAMI BEj\c;II - TilE NEW NIXON WU.L EMPLOY a new campoJcn atraie&l' Ill hlo sacond bid !or the White Hoose. The Iormor vlco prealdtlll will COIICOIIIrlte on phootal llllllstrW atateo &<IIIII Into whit hla aides calls "hootlle territory" - Including big city &l*too. n wW be a reversal ot: NiliXIfl's 1900 strategy or violtlng ovecy atate ID the IJnkin. Tho! plan carried Nilron to de!eal by John F. Ken. necly, To !ree hlmotl! !or his DOW IIIProoch, Nlllllfl has been working IM!Io Wlltr the RepHican porQ>. BEACH (UPI)-Richard M. Nixon oponod hia •oconc for tho pruiHncy today by ehoo•lng Gov. Spiro T. Maryland u hla running malo. who won th• Repultlicaft presidential nomination ""' ly today an tM flrat ballot, made th• surprlu • announument lou than 11 houra latv. "I havo now modo a doclolan. I ohall rocammond to tho can· vonllon 'hat II nominato for vlco pro•ldont on tho Republican rlckot Gov. A,now of Maryland, Nixon •aid ot 12:39 p.m. EDT. 2t8 will beld a c:ourt ol bonor top, CHILDREN'S ·the Conventi"o By Ullbed Praaa Internltlolal ~~ POmero,y Bo,y Scout Troop Gfr TH11PICI\JRE •IIOTOU •BOOSTIIII •ANTINNAS ,... Allout Tho Chmnol ..L'. :v...om ' ... . bo said. ........... loadt!'.lhlp ot: lila porQ>. 11'1 •• almPit U !hit.H ballot. - I'll •' MIAMI :campaign A,now of "~Nixon, !be could be a king maker. He holds 56 delegate votes on the fence. Ohio is in 1 strong positim to those votes to put him over the . ;·:.;:;o:·--;·:.·;.;.-:-:.<o:·.;.·~«;o ...................._.,.-:-:·=-····:-:-:-:-·-:-:-:-:-~··:·:o!-'•!o'•) ........•;.·.:-·-:.-.:;:;:;o;, .<;.. " · .•>t:'Y.O:~;o... ;r.ot;Q,~;o.•;•_. ............ _._ •••••••• ...~..... ....... ........ ' ' .......~ ...· . • : Prelldent. lllt be said It all waa WV11bwhlle, ond thai I! ha had II 1o do over again he wouldo'l o~~anso anylhlnc. Happy, his wl!e, dlcln'l 9llte ery u lhe l!ld Rocllelaller mel the preas a tow minutes after watchlnll ou TV Richard M. Nllroo'a Orst ballot triumph. Roc:lleleller amtlod, l!ld said be MIAMI BEACH - C11S PRESIDENT FRANK STANTON Thursbad alrood,y Jlhaned Nism wllb Ill¥ lnvlled Richard M. Nl>oo to debate his Demoerallc OllPOIIOJl( In COIIIP'abdatlona l!ld a proml10 11111 lllll'a aleetloaln a serlas of television broadcasts. to halp him campai&fl, ID a - r . told Nllroo the orrer depended on Con(;reos "II looks 11ko I dlcln'l paoiiJII a bW to ouapead tile ..,..,alled ~-time provi•Jon thlt -rl,y,. he said or hla earller would require broadcut slatlons to give OQUli t!Jbe "' any candl!oreeasto !bat Nixon - d !all datil. The Se'*" haa paaaed IIIIa l!ld It Is now be!ore tile Hcuae. ola1 o! aoal- "I ran about . 75 vollla lllort o! I MIAMI BEACH - GOV. RONALD REAGAN o! California said - - l!ld Gov. (llonald) earl,y today the best vice presldeodal candidate avallable!D tile R&o Roa!lllll was about 100 sltorl of puhlicaD porQ> Is Gov. James Rhodes of Ohio. I~Mpn revealed his what I had hoped," choice ID a post.mldldght meeting wltll delegates !rom MlulasippL Wily, ha waa aMed, after two l,yn No!zlser, ~·· communicaiiOflfl director, rela>ed tile previcus cllfeata and after IOWl'IIJI''I statement to newiJDen following the closedodoor catlcu&. taldng himsal! lllls time out ot: . lbo race, had be !lnall,y docldecl MIAMI BEACH - WHEN RONALD HEAGAN GOT back to his lo malce a !bird nm !or !lie heeclquarters hotel shortly a!ter 3 L m. (EDT) today, tile campelgn Republican prlu7 He said he a1cna wore still ~- lllt the 1968's hod been crossed out. Now the aaw tho In tnd>le and licnl raod "Reapn !al- President In 1972." lllat after 22 yeara In .,.emID his Orst bid !or the Ropubllean presideodal ncmlnatlon tile aervlco ''I !tit I had no Call!ornla go....- had not been e>POcied to win. But there was oo "-" not to malce avsUoble !lie dooi>t the ohowlng ba made, l!ld tile publicity he got, carried him ~ ~I bod." clowrl the road to UMllber lrl' In !cur yeara. His part! sana were iVliJ dl4 be lblnk he bod lost? ready to go. R•p• llaured the quosti011 was premature. "Oh, !or ''I lblnk lila -01111111 '-•'• uke," M rtl)lkd. .. Between aow and then there will have I iof Jlr ......."!~ Dlck !!'~ · ia...,_-dlclalon on who to IGJ'W robe g<nornor of Call!orn!L" DDmtnatton for to hold. North CAroline- Evenly opll~ 11 l!ld ll, between Nixon and Reagan wltll a lew st!U undecided. Could shirt either WI¥. Ohio- Favorite son Rho:les Utah- SmsU state with big hopes. It Is holding its 7 votes fur Romney temporarily In the hq>e that Nlxoo wUI need just tlllllb'. Ho bad opanl m ostlm.... ~ mllll011 lA> flO million- ho'l not a man to bop track ol tile Dlclfall and <lmtt-ln hll tldrd !Utllo 1r7 ror the Rtpd>ll<>lfl the delopUon lniD the Rocke!el- 16 for Reagan. If Texas cc:Wd put Nixon over, It may unite. Arur Nixon Joss in Teus wwld llliicate it's going into a second enttne ' Devoted To 1Jae lntere.ll Of Tlw Meigs-MOMJn Area . •. . Pot Empty ler camp. But the votes Nixon woold get could put him dose to the top. Roeketeller wants case bargain. PeiUisylvania- The heart ot Rockefeller strength. Aoythlng less than 45 Pennsylvania votes would be a blow ID Rocke!eUer. Texas- Jr Nixon ls to win on the ftrst ballot, It ohould become clear at this point. The delegadon Is split 40 !or Nl'"'n, ' Nixon Delays Veep Choice !Ued In Meigs COunty commoo pleas court by Ezra E. !ibeets, Rl I, Reedsville, agalnat Francis M. Slleets, oddre" unknown. entire 34 votes. The pialntll! charges llfOBB neThe key to tile oomlnatlon glect of ~ty and extreme eruelmay Ue with those committed b' end Is aeeklng eustody of to ravorlte aons. two minor chUdren. Ballot Keys ~ . -. Weadk11' · · ~ at y The Democ:ratlc vice proal.c.,.._ In 19110 waa Adlat E. S.Vonson, granclafll- . er ot: lbt JIOIV' • 1952 .and 1958 preBidsrrllal candidate. Daughter is Born Mr. and Mrs. Philip F'ollrod, P<111eroy, are announcing the birth or • daughter I GU. Dlwn, at Holzer Hoopltal. Maternal grandmother Is Mrs. 992· 2635 1) MALAGA, Spain- FOR TilE WORLD'S HIGHEST poid D11U1o Yet Reopu and Roeke!ellor dor, it was a very good. day. But the rou ot•'ole" flrc:m the buJI.. suppertero have cooalatentl,y rllw erowd was !or Joseph Kennedy m, 18, .... or the lale Sen. Jlob. reAIIed to coneede Nixon aa ert F. Kenaody, [HOSPITAL NEWS Dale Miller, a former Middleport r~sldent, has accepted a po1idon aa skating instructor at the Belpre Skating Rink. He had been employed with UnJvac, Inc. at Norfolk, Va. since his discharge trom the Navy. Rocky News Briefs • UY8S • Now You Know lloll,y Seodnel, Mlddloport-POII18ro;y, o .. Aug. 7, 1968 1i. Poor management by an e...,._ tlve head w11 blamed in the cloalog o! the Portland Ele.mentary School by three members o! the Seethorn Local Board or Edueatlon in 1 meeting with a "dtJ.. zen~ committee,. at PortlanJ Wednetda.> nl.llt. The board me-ra, Howard Ervin, Mrs. Dorotll,y Benb and Harcy HID, met wltll Mrs. Don Jolullon, WUllamlloushl!ldC!arence Lawrence lA> dlseesa the closl~ recenil,y ordered by the school bolrcL About a hundred persoos o!tlle Portland Ull were pre~ent to hear the orderl,y lhre&llour aeaol011. Ervin, who aerved •• opokeaman lor tbe board, in answer to moat quoatlons, said tile dlatrlc:t had su!lered a delldt be<auao ot: ''POor 011 the part of a former ...c:utlve I-." Ervin said In his cpiJdoo the Portland achool parhlpa could be req>eoad In Jlllllr)' or 1969. Mr. HUI OJPresaed cp1D1011 tllat clasaoa coulrl re111110 there at the beglnnlnc of the IMt - 70 scbenl term. Ervin dlacloaed tllal the dl• _.nl trlct clerk, Joann Wol!eand Charles Hayman. who served IS ex- ecuthe held !ollowlng the midyear resigMtlon of Paul B. Powen laat February, submltled an estimated budget showina: a deftdt of about $34,000 for the next year. It was lndleated by Enln that the l>l<esolty of having ID pay addltlonal salaries, retrooct!YO ID last September, becaeaoot:House BW 350 had added to the dlatrlct'a Unancfal woes. He also aald ftYO teachers receiYed higher than required PI¥ last school term. Robert Bowen, Meigs CowJty ~ of sehools, and Harold Housh, a CC>U1Q' boerd member, &110 attended. Roush, at ooe point, ebaerved !bat the C0Uf11;J board had nolblng tD do with !be wa,y tile Southem Local Boord spent Its money aflor Ervin said the C0Uf11;Jboard approvoc1 !lie Southern Local operatlrl!. The Pnrtll!ld area dtlzen'a c:ommllteo npro.....Uves, withClUI rocelvlnc 8J11 commlltment !rom the boan1, IIIIIOIIDCacltholr belief lbt 11tuat1on could bo ..,._ achievement winners. Dawn Is the daughter of Mr. rec:ted by redlatrlctlng, lA> send more pupils to POrtland, closing !lie junior hlllh beDding, and returning tile 7-lltll students.to the schools in their respecuve ar~ ees. E.rYln said he would not ravor cloalng tile 7-lith beDding !or rea.aooa oC morals. He saldhethlnka It Improper to have the older children In the same building wltll yoongaters begionlng lllelr achool training. Ervin slso said the board's only alternatlveo, because ot: !lie financial pllgilt, were to consoUdate wllb another dlstrl<l, aok tor 'dlree or lour more milia in taxes, or close the school. D u r 1 n g further discussion, members ot: the committee sold ddlclree In tile Pnrtland aree are 1hree miles to Racine than Le- tart, and lllat high water would cut orr Route 338 be!ore Route 124. The board members, iD CJleaaaked would be dono If on the tlrll dl¥ of adlool children wet11 to Racine Instead ot: Letart. The board members lndl<lled they did not (Coot!JIIed on Pogo "' - . , were and Mrs. George Carper, Route 1, 9lade, and has been Jn 4-H 11 years. g,e Is a member ot the 7 Teen Stitchers 4-H Club, with Republican Standard Bearer, 1968 Nixo;, Changed Man MIAMI BEACH (UPO- Rlcl>- down to work with his personal field was wide open; he had ard M. Nixon was 1 changed secretary, Rose Woods, fishing mD no deals or promises; he out his own handwritten notes wanted a man who coold work man today- he was a winner. a weathered brown with him e!!ect!YO!y and s)'D>He was the un:llsputed trmn possessor of the Republican brietcase as he dictated new patheticaUy, who shared his presidential nomination over pusages ror his acceptance philosophy and goals !or, alter all, the man he chose tor vice such glamorous opponents as speech. president migtlt eM ~.~> u chief Alter watching the nmtlratGov. Nelson A. RockefeUer of executive some day. New York and Gov. Ronald ing speeches aOO demonstration One of the first t:hqa he In his beball, Nixon got Reagan of CallforniL planned to tackle after cQ~~~~let.­ somewhat fidgety. He decided But more ~rtantly for his ing his convention chores was a self esteem, he was a man who to go tor an automobile ride and had clawed and climbed from Mrs. Richard Moos u her ad- the depths or polidcal despor>visor. dency after two terrible beatWa.lter Is the son ot. Mr. and Ings- Cor the presidency in 1960 Mrs. Mendal Jordan, Route 4, and for the California governor· Albany. He has been in 4~H 9 ship in 1962. years and Is a member of the Furthermore, in personal Carpenter Boys 4~H, Mr. and conversatioo early today, the Mrs. Dorsey Jordan, advisors. rormer Republican vice presDawn has been active In Junior ident accept the fact that he leadership, has been a camp laced a hard election campign.. counsellor, is a member of the but he seemed calmJ,y confident junior lalr buerd, the 4-H COm- of the outcome. After six hard mittee, and has attended 4-H yeats, he had, in his opinion, Club Congress. Her projects have throughiy erased the Image o! a Included sewing, lood and mtrl- loser. During the long night or his tion, chlld care, coneervadon, and junior 1-rohip with her Walter bas been a camp suite atop the HUlon Plaza coun.. Hotel. He packed his wl!e and aellor, a delepte ID National daughters orr to Conveodoo HsU ClUzenshlp Forum at Washing- earl,y In the evening l!ld settled loll D.C., and be alao won the district project nominations, whleh covers 19 coootlea, lD Entomology. Welter's proJects have lncludod rope, electrldiJ, veptable gardening, conservation, oed entomology. A dog sbew added to tile Meigs COunty Junior Falr actlvltleslhla year will be under opooaorlhlp , <1 the boy oed i!rl seoul inlopl. while Ohio Edlcator Jolin S. The show baa been sd11Mllled Millett made R-1' IIOID!nal- lor 10 LID. 011 WednetodaY with ing speoch. · - to be given In live cateTbo opeech was seconded by gories - !lie l\lmloat, llhlalest, Houao !lleeker Charles Kur!esa prettiest, ugliest, and tiloat abeIIIII State Senator Mlchul Ma- dlllll. A doC IIIQ' be Mitered In l_.. Then, R-1 DOIVed lo 10nral catqorloa but ean nthe front o! the box and put an calve an award In oal,y - arm around hla two deiqhtera, !oltlp COunty Yeetb ~ lo 16 years <1 aso are elltllblo lo enlibel')' l!ld - · - !Ira. Rhlldeo -'1 como to lbo coo- tor lD animal In the llhDW. Dolld· vlllllon beeallee o! Ul heallb. lint for rqlotraiiOa ,, ~­ A hllh llehool bud, wllb par- EIIIrloa are 1o be maclt tiltbllobllclpanlo dresoed In blaclr, white blo Ohlinlor, jomiGr lolr - and . . - huollll'o -ma, lecl retal')', by lalophono, 992-S'I'/4, lila cit-ClOD with roullna ... ..,. mall. muale. ' lmmwllaliiOII - • are ill lllt . . . . 'rllllnl ~ bo pn-.d It tllo lime 0( . . l!ld It ~· .DbviAiul Ohio show. All qa are lo bo 011 "11'1•'1 plfll' a· lillr rcu In tho a loulllllll all be moved !roll ~·,tm.r.ot lnthedah- tllo ~ ltlunediRo!Jil- Scouts Plan Dog Show ::=_:::::~:::...:::E Rhodes Held Firm, then Switched cd 111eet iao root bolow ll'OUIId love!. Boac:uora said tho n1D1b .IIIAlll BEACH CUI'O - Goo. body -..a a "coalicltnblo Jamlo A. - · o! Ohio dltl «stan<o'' ci.er to 1111 ouctb' ill said bs would !110 mint. do II !lie Repabll0111 N¢onal The becllta _ . carrlod 011 Cotwltlllotu He hold bla dtltll- · to walllal~· lloo lnllcl 011 lbt first ballot, IIIII to a Ill up nllehod lo lila wliller. It ......... CGaunurtll1 Furlber, be boldad pllalln O....VUII. the ....,.. to liliJ! ,the ...,..,_ Tbl 111111 _ . JdtJI!Ifted lloo IJid fD lllo prtCIII tP . u Will Rice.!. ~~· _ol Kcllltlr1, hlm111! prOIIDod ilr a.o praal. KJ,; Robort ~. lll,lllid- cltrlq IIIII ....,. _ . or a ltlrerniD 111 a.o Rowwler, ~ Ptroor ....., Elilltib. 84, llatiJ .. . .. . . Jldlar« Emost w. llball wia ........ ... Cll1: .KJ.J ''lit~·' -··· - """""' ..' ' ..... - Ill ...... -· ,IJ-•· lll w111 11111 ....,e 111o ·ar.. vtoi c.. ' •JII'Nidtllllal aOifllnaiiCII u . ... Sacratilerito, ' ·-to·l'-llld. "1'4 .... lit l'llvllraor ""01110 ... .... Ylce ...~~-- -- J:t. ' ' ' ' IJil m• lmpQ1na "I told .)'OU 10, u claJplte maneuv¢nl. Nixon llrdlll tbo11 Ia lba next waa at111 about 6'1, VOiel short Jeart ,l!ld live monilia," R-• of lbo naodtd 867 ' l!ld II was saicl. WliCOIIaln - not Ohio - which !llpporla oihera put 111m over tllo trJp. u. ,_... blo earllor '"'P- The .,...,_ opan1 much or J1Qrt ot: New Yon Mayor tho ovllllal 011 lbo Oonr wllb l.ln!l.oq •• Nbal'l .l'ldlrc ... dtloptlon, bel llbortl,y bemalo. lore hlo lllDIO was put In nomiWhaa !lie roll clll waa lllliln nation !or !avorlte aoo he oariJ totlol !late Cbdrrnan DOIVed IIIIo a box lOll with Jolin I( - · boloro Michigan Goo· Georav llomno7 lbo 011 tho C!*Ylil- and hlo !lmll,y. tiOII lloar ond -cecl "115 EIIJa1l4 lllttch ftllol !al- lllioclao, IJIO ftllollor IIOmrley lDCl R!IDdU iau&lled !IIIIa IIIII Oill ftllo !al- Slu-o lflfl JoUd wblla - 300 dim;.,.. II lbo 1114, lila - - · parlclad C11 the Door · IWIIehtd Ill ·• · ftllol .,.,Rlctt. carn1riJ ''~ lor PraalIH II. liiOIIII. '' - · alcna. 11omno7 ba1c1 'tJ ·ill «d ID, ·- · a~ · Ilia rao- bloi•U.,. Perr!or·ia.'t llid' A~~t~NW• ll'lmill at ....... frltllcl Wllj~' aalii'"Jobllor ail" 11 We'YI lOUie PJ'OII'aD'UI 101111 •In Ohio, l!ld I - lo two "'*' mt....,._ ,.,_a • '· ' ' f '' '. ' ' • llili!a·dtiln41• ·, series of plannirw conferences at a resort outside San Diego, Callt, tD which he wiU fly Saturday. He emphaalzed lh With no sirens or flashl...1g lights, Nixon's car slipped out into the traftlc shortly betore 11:30 p.m. During a 3o.m.inute driw, he tooJc; his nomination as a foregone conclusion and talked largely or his plans lor the future. He conceded there had been quite 1 battle within the party over his running mate, but said that untU he could go through three conferences ot party leaders after the balloti~. the need for planni~ the for best poUibte the cities :.nd mainlllinance ot law and order. As soon after the conventlon as his Sin Diego consultations will permit, he wanted to make a (lying trip to some or the major cities, not for convention- al political rallies bot to • - " any reeUqJ which may hi.Ye been rumed during the Intramural scrimmaging that led to the climactic roll call. triumph, Nixon spent most of most active lntereat being In the time In his belge-oncl-gold !ood projecta. invited along two press assocladon reporters who had krown him from campaigns past. lerdit - · Turnbull of Gahanna Aide to FHA's Roush I Allee L. 'l'llrnbull hu b..., named asal&tant eouJ(V supervisor ~ the Farmers Home Administration. A June gra41ate or Ohio state Unlveralty, be Ia assistant to Mlltm E, Roush, county !IIPOrvisor of the Athaas ofDee and a resident of ~cuse. Tbe Atllenl ol!lco served Melaa. Athena, Hocking and Vlnlorl counties. Born and rMred on a 200acre beal ond hog !arm st Gollama, 'l'llnDull has rot tilt Farmer• Home Acimlnlolratlon the put two IWI1fi1BrS while - . . a<hool. U. hal a BS deltae In 181'ieuuu... .._.,_ II I I ....F-• Homa Admlnlltra11011 lnvolvto lf1lldng '-1 lo I'UI'al flmlllo• IIIII l'llral eom- .... -91. ........ ftllllltlTl...E.Olllce liOUrl .... Alb-. I Lm. lo !2 ~ llolp, .... ALiolll TURIIBULL ' ' ;~~~5~~i~~~-s ....c ~ llliUdllr. t..ilt,; ' illt 10 a.m. to d ~ VIDICII, lllo- - . - ' • • �2- The Doll1 &di!IOJ, p...._,.Midclleport, o., ThuradiJ, Alleu•t s. 1968 . . Richard M. Nixon, GOP68 .Standard Bearer 1 . I From Defeat to Glory, Nixon ~­ Iller th!hl ,/' ' wn... GotaWin Edlllt Flllter rell..od Som Mcilowtn Iller 1 llb>&le and a walk in the llrlll lnDinc ol 111e As a Winner! Richard M. Nix~n. the 1968 slllndard bearer for the Grand Old Party, said all along he had the n~m­ ination wrapped up. He did, last night about I :36 a.m. in Mi11111i. Later he told newsmen he thought after the Oregon pri· mary victory he had it and only needed to refrain from making a blunder that would lose it. On this page are pictures of Mr. Nix~n and a w vealing pre·conventi~n c~lumn by the astute Bl'IICe Biossat which, after having witnessed the convell" lion, proves exactly how clearly Bi~ssat analyzed the infighting that led t~ Nixon's victory _and the de· feat ~f Govs. Rockefeller and Reagan . -.• { ROCimlfER, N.Y. (IJP0 - .. ~ Force Major !, CAMP. PERRY, ado (IJPO- ·police "'""' wltll a 2,813, and John !L Jolla-, jult.,..,.;, 11m - · Ta., bid 'a 12- Clllf.: look the dvWan clllldGD BRUCE BIOSBAT The Claw, Fang Infighting By Nomination Hopefuls '' By BRUCE BIOSSAT . NEA Washington Correspondent The Nixon Family .;,! ' ' ,,_, ' ' 1 ~- ~-~ l1,, l '.. ":·" ·~I .... ·I Mr. and Mrs. Richard M. Nixon and daughter• Patricia, 22, kft, and Julie, 20 ' ··;, "._ ,r( t,. ' '' 1 I Nixon J, ' close up convention scetMt including e1[clusive siMfclies of Richard Ni1[on .:' during a photographers-barred conference se11ion. ' ,I wr..,. filth lllth Ida 111111 blall <Nor tho piii)'Oifa. NO, 13 WIID'I 10 Ulllueky !or toO-loDI mark, The vtaltora, rar from -.It Dave Roberta and the Columbuo Jolt 111ten II came Wodnea. let IOOH with a fllur-<WI blr· doynlllht. The ~· wiD halted tho COiumbue Jolt' three.pmo tanl(lln and pll them )lotl.: pmo btblnd JOC<IIid.plece Rocheotor: lloberta, rllaiDIIda ricord Ill 13-4, held G1e Rod WIDp Ill nina hila u lilt Jell·- 7-3. Cl!uclc IIWtr ...,ued moot "' lhe punch .. lilt 17 -l1lt Jet aoaault o1t live Boebeotar p!tcb. er1. He rl&fld three hlt•, lncludlne hie third bomt rua. Third baumon Riehle Htb1110 IIIIU'ed lll'llllll1, alualal bit fourth homer. " Hlller .,. lhe Joto wiDeiDI lp the llll<l<IOd he tqpd a plldl <NW tho 350-loot fence ID rllhl lleld. CoiUmbua odded anIn lhe fourth GD IIDglee by HWer and ahorlllq> John Ken- lljJIJII lead Pill IJito lhe ilnala will! a 2,822 aeon. lit lilt Nlllmll Plllol Cblm· Truda Schloridtuuer, LoliiiU, . ~ib!O Wodnoedal',"bal dier1y llleh.,..., lllr - - · • Joil Ill - - CbamjiiGD DlitoDII cl1lq!IGDIIdp b7 ' cleNi.vy PC) Daal1d lllmllllln, at lllroniDil Sl1lla Carroll, _.._, ' liroclldlno, Mu.,, . who pd oo an Waal!., 2571.:518, . ~· ...... dull Ul llln. , ... , ·llllftlltan, who ..., here In Tbt reaerve w1.- waa c!jpl. . ~f$111111886, b...,.&bt hla acore · Gtlo Boolmke, ~eld, m., Wflldn ~ ~· II:' 1111b a 2,S73 .ac:ore. •_Grtoil,_who ..., tho 84th alllll . · :Air Foret Blue liP brnainoal 1lllb • totil o! 2,63$. lla third llrlll!hl team - : l!fiU. ar.on - · lilt fl.rot plonoblp with 1 rour....n ICOn ~ IJI _Ide ienlce 10 wiD fl. 1,165 aut fJI a poallble1,200 ~ lilllcml 111111111 01'0'1111. pobU. NaVY "'" IIOCOIId IIIII otlltr defelldlnl cbam- MoiiMa - third IIIII fourth IDrepln. pl...._ State Tbt cboql.. ahlp ends tDilay ,;:a~ of tilt Hnt~!Jli..,>J -ble. lltbner and Gaorio "'"""' doullllde II ~ ID the +• .... MIAMI BEACH (NEAl The last 48 hours before nominating time at the Republic!'" convention showed again, as in other years, how presidential struggles tend to be fought out at several levels. On the propaganda plane, Richard Nlxoo's agents clun_g doggedly to predictioos of earlf ballot VIctory and held thetr dele~ate claimo in the range o 1180-700, or mora than enough to wm. Gov. Nelson Rockefeller's managers put Nixon at 550 most of the time, but occasionally veried their counts fro~ a low of 5151o a hi~h of 595. Callfornia Gov. Ronald Reagan_ s men did not talk figures but indicated confidence that NIXon stood lower than he claimed. . Meantime, the most conservative news agency P!lt out pen· odic ,lelegate counts which suggested a steady, vlrtuaDy uninterrupted movement of votes toward NIXon. This u~w~rd trend went on even as Rockefeller was loudly proclaimmg Nixon losses. Two other agenclea gave Nlxoa allll blgher counla, lllough both bad shaded their flpres dowowerd from eerUer, more Uberal eallmales. Taken to'ether, the three relnfereed lbe notion, at the dawa of balloting day, thai Nb:on waa elose Ill the prize. . To be around the Rockefeller camp, however, was to be engulfed in optimistic talk of the governor's gains Ia Minnesota aod Washington and to bear that this spelled vital momentum. To approach the Reagan command post was to encounter varieties of enigmatic silence latended somehow to convey high confidence. Behind the facades, the real labor of producing the convention'• main decision went forward furiously. Nixon managers, bulwarked by a willing Barry Goldwater holding court Ia a hideaway hotel room, baWed to keep Reagan from draining off their crucW foundation strength in tho Old South. One bastion In North CaroiiDI already bad partly crumbled. The Nlxoo forces struggled to shore up the next weakest apots Ia Florida and Mlallaslppi, knowing a larger Reagan breakout waa perUous. In bolll these plaftl, reallosa IGIIIheraon larlelf Wider IIJe bllluenee or ..alrol of 101111Jera Nb:OD4rloalell leaden IIIII• dellly biUd the price of eontblued allelluee. Tboy. demud a virtual veto over IIJe eaadldote's e~olee el a ~ ..mtaee Florida made It l(arlally elear bJ 1 ally nl I tut ID .dv-e !oar IIOriliora JlloOrat.-M'ayar ,Joba Undaay aad Senalen Perey, Halfleld ... JlrGG..,, Fretting over thll perU, Nixon managers bunt up the Ia· temal pressurea In New Jersey and Mleblgan. two l<ey favor· ite son states. The object was simple-to break lbem open to get at "covered" Nlx011 delepte atren&tb Ul ton In u offset 111 threatened ReagiD Inroads Ia the South. The lnll&bUng 1D these aiDtea was IDtenae aa Rockei~Uer forces Iough{ to keep the lld on. Maryland became a freab battleground, though UWe noticed SurprWng Roekeleller strength had damaged Gov, Spiro Agnew'a prestige ln 1M waite ol his Nb:on endoraemenl. He labOred to produce the elusive 20-to-6 count for Nixon which be had promised. • The Reapa threal opeaed the way le a llelated, lboqb predleted, Nixon advanee in. Peanayh>anla al lltebleUer:• expenae II eaosed other slltrlnP In CO.-Iktll and Roek)o I owa N.W York. 'rile eoaeerned delecatea ellber preferred Nlxoa or jusllearecl ReaCID· This was the backlaab eUect of Roekefeller's conventionlong effort Ul use Reagan's plaa, real or lmalllned. to halt Nixon Reagan too felt the 6acklasb, His own 88-vote laver· ito son delegation, framed broadly with aome 24 Nixon people and 12 RoeliefeUer bae..,re, rooked with ugry dmands for treodom from the pledp Ul him, Backers 01 Ida rlva'- re· unted his open can<lldacy and hls obvious intent to use them as captive• to help form the base lor his own delepte drive, Thus lt went Ia the last, beetle 48 bolita before decision time: Frenzied atruules In California, Mlchlpn, Meryland, New Jeraey, New Yorl<, COnnecticut, Florida and Mlaslsalppl, fought bebllid a acrHn of propagand!l whose dlstraeting nolle ooly underscored IIJe ImpOrtance Of IIJe ~~Hat prlz; at atake. Is Win~er .ili FOret MoJ, hankUa Green, tho,......., ' "'" tho aevtNh win In oi&ill ...... for tlli lied Sa>:. au. Frank RoblDIOn end CUrl Br<okl~Blefery bacbd J1Jn Hardln'a Doo !.!IDcher doubled and llx~ pltthlnf lllth homera In tlie "ilpener and Paul Blllr's two- ecorod 011 Clou:k lllnllln'a aiDIIe ID the aevllitli lnDinc to help run alnsl• IIIJI1'I<ed • nUy .. the lnnlnl ol lhe Som E!Ue Ill Ida r.lolh vlclllry n!JIIIteap u tho Ortolea ra- for the An&eJ• cleaplle homera IUined 8\1 ..,.. bohiM the by Frank Howard IIIII Cop Tleera. The ofiDIII adllod three Peteuon. more ruoa In the . . . - IDnlnl throe-nm ·Co·CapbJns Named For All Star, Contest raae .. lllo.ooventll. Roche- a runa camo In the Amid the 111111 runiora that lfmtreat m11 lou Itt N11ioDa1 Ltaauo trancldae, w1t1i ellher Buffalo or MU""""" 1D !IDe Ill IDherll I~ lllo BIICIIi awept tho JeckiiOIIvllle &Ina :i..2 and 4-3 WodDaodoy nllbl. The l1iln · vlclllrlaa lett Buffalo ID . . . ploce, bal recllcod Ita dtllell bohiDd tho IWrth.place ba Ill filth, ...... Dol - · _ _... on, and ....... I llnl1 tony ID the olalrtb. Thll taama wiDcl up llltlr eerlea ~ ae Dove Wlckirahom IDIIt for lhe Jeto .,...,. lilck ""'" rames. Delpdh o! lhe Rod Wlftla. ' A llxth-imlnl homer by Bob Chance tied lhe _..r for llulrolo at 2.:1, IOIIInl: lhe otap ~ lilt wlmlo& ruiiiDIIIt ninth. Dove Baldwin, ID renilf o! Werreo Jeddrul, .,. Credit for 'IIIII ciJie the vt<Jmy anc1 Damr Fl'llella -ed the loao. Jack....Uio recolvod IIIOiher route 8IIIDI performance from Tug McGraw ID tho nltbteap, but all be lilt for hlo troubles woo a lose aa Frank Kraulzer ..., for Bu!!alo. , . TOledo Mud uaoa ID· creased lllllr IOIIUO lead 111 tl'z pmea by apllltlne a -••hMcler with Rlchmolld llbllo ......s.p!ace Rocheotor drqiped • 7-3 daclolon to the CO!umbua Jtla, Rlcllmond, In 1111 place, wou the uven-lnnlnll opener 3-1 as W, I. Pet. 66 49 •754 Toledo Rocheeter 59 52 ,$32 Columbus · 57 51 ,528 Jackloavllle $8 54 .$09 S)Tacuae Loulavtne SonoiY Vllcleopino bit a ba0111p11 Winer but the llfud Hens relaiiJtod by I $-4 IICOre In the <OIIIall. JICk DilAuro, lllth llxth-lmlne relief from !like KllkeniiY, boo- Ida reconl Ill 11-2 for Toledo. 5 51.1 7\2 52 515 .486 10 $2 5.9 .418 12 57 ·59 ,4$9 13 48 62 ,4116 15\1 Wedneodoy;a lelllllts Syr1cuH $ Loulovtne 3 COiumbua 7 Rocheeter 3 Buffllo 3 Jackaonvllle 2, lot Buffllo 4 Jackaonvllle 3, 21111 Rlchmolld 3 Toledo L lot pme, 7 innlnll• Toledo 5 Richmond 4, 2nl 131 Tee Off In American Golf Classic AKRON, ado (IJPI)- Tho 7,180-yerd, JlOI'-70 Flreotme round lhe rllo hll. Tom Welu.,r, U.S. ~ lergeot field ID the ..._..,. ~roe. Nl!ldaus "'" tho cbamploo Lee Trevino 1111d Moot o! lhe entrant• com- favorllas to land the $25,000 Gaorge Archer. hl.llor7 o! lhe American Golf Three amateun In tho lourClasllc oil fAicilj' GD .a ploted raiJHnlerrupted practice llrll prize oiOII( with uverol 108111 Flreotooe COUntry Club .tounda w......l4q botjl ~~· other a, lnelucllne 1011(-hlllera Dllftenl, wldch baollod the field couru, · riled .,..;: ot-' aie -~ ~!1!~~ ->"!.f::) "f~f · ·-:J!~,J:oro :.~-v~ 1::.:, toulhlel .. lilt ..Wid. p " • II'; The llold fJI !21~1filUia of ., · ~...=~:,:·of ~;;r)l:rowns thrae amateur• iiladi 111t1r bid In tile _ . . , round Ollllt" roomda 1111 ......., di,y, ll1d ,125,000 72-llolt tcarnaJilent, " •"''hemitlolnllnellhlpe," HA!Inr the Jtek wal:_.!dl.., alld -11 . CIVWIIed Wtlltrn chamlloo Arllold P~lj~Jij<, IIIIo 0,., eballlj1lon Jeck Nleklalla, ulllllly pl~a hla bftl Gil tile who eomp)llod hla precllet Major league Leaders vs · . R ams e · . ~~r W~Ohlo~ "::~ .... SChmidt of Akron, OIII.Y HVODIIOI!er• have been able Ill break ptr 280 ID I 72hole OYont lllrlnelhe !all olgbt lournlmenta played here. Friday L03 ANGELES (UP0 - AI Slhl'•,.... prepore tor rrw.J lllth lilt Loa Anlelt1 Rama, COecb 811111011 Colllar lo remelllberiDitllo lut dmt CIOYeland ran Info 1M Ramo. • wu ttie Playol! Bowl eom• J......,. · 1 lba 1111111 bloodltd lilt llroWIIa 30-8, Collier will -!Jitadly ... F"'-'1 and the ........... II· Thai "'*' Elhlbltlon An.,..ra The odriMllon games w!ll provide com... with tlie oolutlona to MIIJIY oJ theJO CJ!eJIIcoe U be awltebea m011 around. Three nddea and a NCO'XI-year man are botly eonteatlnu for Unabacker ,lcilll whllo at lOIII one reaular IIIII be born out II: tho JII'OUP bOCOIIU of .Joln>y BriW- tr'artlinment. There lo oliO keen OOIIIPOllldbltlan ....... "' _....... and <IJIIIIGDI IIIII have llon lot lilt defenllve back poJI. - For 111-. can-..,. Ida CIIC!IIIIIDI mind. clnft ciJolce MerviD Upahaw ol betweer1 veterau Jim Brlldllraw, aoCJ!Irod ID trade from Flttaburp, and a hoot o! Uonl Trlnlll lllllell U.. l!tf(orinanco rookiea. lll.hiiJncle.....,.., Paul Wlaill. ot lett _it...end? .. """""" ...... ,.... - ;, 1 YOU'LL FIND . \ \ .. WHAT YOU'RE LOOKING FOR AT ' ROYAL OAI\ thO Cl..eland Browna colml¥ DEBATING DICK eame oul seeond bell agatnal the late Joba F. Kennedy wbenlbelwo were eampa!CIIflll Ia U.. Televlaed "creal tlebatea" ere geaenUy eredlled ..W. glvlag Kennedy !be edle lbal delealell Nb:oa. INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE By United Prell lnlernatlootl Bulralo Rl- Roberts Wins 13th Decision Of Year, 7-3 CHILLY RECEPTION Ia South Amerlce was glveo Vlee Prealdenl Nixon Ia 1958. Here he'a eacaplag a atonetbrowlag Cl'OWd Ia Peru. 04; u. . ICoroleaa relief, · niStcl bla - e r , W..on Beale Jock• record Ul 10~. ..... lin&lo ;cored Mfke Btrlll· A I1IMwl pinch dOd>lo by bweer 111111 the wlnlilfte run 1D KaliDa IIIII Norm · Ca!b'a ISU. 1lit 10111, "Joe ~ hit a homer were the bil"bitl ID the · Winer ID bla llrol mllor I _ . T II e r a• readlotit - ochedule< Tlpra' v1Ctorr Ill tilt illitoondad at bat for lhe Athlollca. ....,. ID 111111 Dill' haVe been a ~!!!!!!!_ , ruee by CIOYolllld MIMpr AI Mil Sllltllemyre plldled a tlxHerrolaon llnmere Derk but AI Kallno 111181od ID ldlter :or lda·llfth I1IJiaul o!Uw Ken Harro!ICII bit a lwo-run ..,. run and Blll Freehan year and Joe ~hit~­ llomer In a throe-run llrll followed with a lwo-run double. ruo homer for the YIDketa In lmlng and Dick Ell01011'11l Eerl wn.... llded by Deryl their - r . The Athlollce ICIIterod niDe hila 111 wiD Ide Palter...•• three imine• o! lllnod a aplll ID llle nll!hleap, lllh rame for lllo Reel SOli. It PlratoJ TWICE A WINNER '111111 Ellonllower, Nb:oa baiD'I a!waya oeen eye to eye wllh Ike. I ol a triple b)' , . Dm SUtton pit<bed Ill el&ltt- . bitter IJ1d IIOD fllri:J ¥it ·Bob Bllley dJ"O" lo two.,.,. eaeh fol' the Dcidpro, whq IIIJGOd ~ Mclllon In 3 24 lmloce and II: lilt nlidllctP wllh lhe help II: llllled hbn .wllb Ide lOth llendrlek.o' rllloi<OI'Inc utlllck. IIIJ>&Ie ll1d a two..,.. -le by tildians Third .hlrisec1ltive Defeat Comes Through ,. mCM"o In lhe. . J.ek Gneer1 .,.. Ia .... ·~·!I'd in Gllll.. Bill Glaaa fill> 1bo rlllhl end pollt!OII ... the clerODJO? Allcllet •• DOl loqat Golit JaekMI fJI lall 7111"1 .... ........ - hat .: line lCill 11 def,nllve ond .'llhlio Upaba• Wb., ll!ll'llllh lilt • SWIIIIING •CAMPING •FISHING • PICNICKING •RECREATION I ' I ROYAL OAI I PARI a-... ., Cbeotor & 1'-oy Oo Rooto 7 I~ - :~ �2- The Doll1 &di!IOJ, p...._,.Midclleport, o., ThuradiJ, Alleu•t s. 1968 . . Richard M. Nixon, GOP68 .Standard Bearer 1 . I From Defeat to Glory, Nixon ~­ Iller th!hl ,/' ' wn... GotaWin Edlllt Flllter rell..od Som Mcilowtn Iller 1 llb>&le and a walk in the llrlll lnDinc ol 111e As a Winner! Richard M. Nix~n. the 1968 slllndard bearer for the Grand Old Party, said all along he had the n~m­ ination wrapped up. He did, last night about I :36 a.m. in Mi11111i. Later he told newsmen he thought after the Oregon pri· mary victory he had it and only needed to refrain from making a blunder that would lose it. On this page are pictures of Mr. Nix~n and a w vealing pre·conventi~n c~lumn by the astute Bl'IICe Biossat which, after having witnessed the convell" lion, proves exactly how clearly Bi~ssat analyzed the infighting that led t~ Nixon's victory _and the de· feat ~f Govs. Rockefeller and Reagan . -.• { ROCimlfER, N.Y. (IJP0 - .. ~ Force Major !, CAMP. PERRY, ado (IJPO- ·police "'""' wltll a 2,813, and John !L Jolla-, jult.,..,.;, 11m - · Ta., bid 'a 12- Clllf.: look the dvWan clllldGD BRUCE BIOSBAT The Claw, Fang Infighting By Nomination Hopefuls '' By BRUCE BIOSSAT . NEA Washington Correspondent The Nixon Family .;,! ' ' ,,_, ' ' 1 ~- ~-~ l1,, l '.. ":·" ·~I .... ·I Mr. and Mrs. Richard M. Nixon and daughter• Patricia, 22, kft, and Julie, 20 ' ··;, "._ ,r( t,. ' '' 1 I Nixon J, ' close up convention scetMt including e1[clusive siMfclies of Richard Ni1[on .:' during a photographers-barred conference se11ion. ' ,I wr..,. filth lllth Ida 111111 blall <Nor tho piii)'Oifa. NO, 13 WIID'I 10 Ulllueky !or toO-loDI mark, The vtaltora, rar from -.It Dave Roberta and the Columbuo Jolt 111ten II came Wodnea. let IOOH with a fllur-<WI blr· doynlllht. The ~· wiD halted tho COiumbue Jolt' three.pmo tanl(lln and pll them )lotl.: pmo btblnd JOC<IIid.plece Rocheotor: lloberta, rllaiDIIda ricord Ill 13-4, held G1e Rod WIDp Ill nina hila u lilt Jell·- 7-3. Cl!uclc IIWtr ...,ued moot "' lhe punch .. lilt 17 -l1lt Jet aoaault o1t live Boebeotar p!tcb. er1. He rl&fld three hlt•, lncludlne hie third bomt rua. Third baumon Riehle Htb1110 IIIIU'ed lll'llllll1, alualal bit fourth homer. " Hlller .,. lhe Joto wiDeiDI lp the llll<l<IOd he tqpd a plldl <NW tho 350-loot fence ID rllhl lleld. CoiUmbua odded anIn lhe fourth GD IIDglee by HWer and ahorlllq> John Ken- lljJIJII lead Pill IJito lhe ilnala will! a 2,822 aeon. lit lilt Nlllmll Plllol Cblm· Truda Schloridtuuer, LoliiiU, . ~ib!O Wodnoedal',"bal dier1y llleh.,..., lllr - - · • Joil Ill - - CbamjiiGD DlitoDII cl1lq!IGDIIdp b7 ' cleNi.vy PC) Daal1d lllmllllln, at lllroniDil Sl1lla Carroll, _.._, ' liroclldlno, Mu.,, . who pd oo an Waal!., 2571.:518, . ~· ...... dull Ul llln. , ... , ·llllftlltan, who ..., here In Tbt reaerve w1.- waa c!jpl. . ~f$111111886, b...,.&bt hla acore · Gtlo Boolmke, ~eld, m., Wflldn ~ ~· II:' 1111b a 2,S73 .ac:ore. •_Grtoil,_who ..., tho 84th alllll . · :Air Foret Blue liP brnainoal 1lllb • totil o! 2,63$. lla third llrlll!hl team - : l!fiU. ar.on - · lilt fl.rot plonoblp with 1 rour....n ICOn ~ IJI _Ide ienlce 10 wiD fl. 1,165 aut fJI a poallble1,200 ~ lilllcml 111111111 01'0'1111. pobU. NaVY "'" IIOCOIId IIIII otlltr defelldlnl cbam- MoiiMa - third IIIII fourth IDrepln. pl...._ State Tbt cboql.. ahlp ends tDilay ,;:a~ of tilt Hnt~!Jli..,>J -ble. lltbner and Gaorio "'"""' doullllde II ~ ID the +• .... MIAMI BEACH (NEAl The last 48 hours before nominating time at the Republic!'" convention showed again, as in other years, how presidential struggles tend to be fought out at several levels. On the propaganda plane, Richard Nlxoo's agents clun_g doggedly to predictioos of earlf ballot VIctory and held thetr dele~ate claimo in the range o 1180-700, or mora than enough to wm. Gov. Nelson Rockefeller's managers put Nixon at 550 most of the time, but occasionally veried their counts fro~ a low of 5151o a hi~h of 595. Callfornia Gov. Ronald Reagan_ s men did not talk figures but indicated confidence that NIXon stood lower than he claimed. . Meantime, the most conservative news agency P!lt out pen· odic ,lelegate counts which suggested a steady, vlrtuaDy uninterrupted movement of votes toward NIXon. This u~w~rd trend went on even as Rockefeller was loudly proclaimmg Nixon losses. Two other agenclea gave Nlxoa allll blgher counla, lllough both bad shaded their flpres dowowerd from eerUer, more Uberal eallmales. Taken to'ether, the three relnfereed lbe notion, at the dawa of balloting day, thai Nb:on waa elose Ill the prize. . To be around the Rockefeller camp, however, was to be engulfed in optimistic talk of the governor's gains Ia Minnesota aod Washington and to bear that this spelled vital momentum. To approach the Reagan command post was to encounter varieties of enigmatic silence latended somehow to convey high confidence. Behind the facades, the real labor of producing the convention'• main decision went forward furiously. Nixon managers, bulwarked by a willing Barry Goldwater holding court Ia a hideaway hotel room, baWed to keep Reagan from draining off their crucW foundation strength in tho Old South. One bastion In North CaroiiDI already bad partly crumbled. The Nlxoo forces struggled to shore up the next weakest apots Ia Florida and Mlallaslppi, knowing a larger Reagan breakout waa perUous. In bolll these plaftl, reallosa IGIIIheraon larlelf Wider IIJe bllluenee or ..alrol of 101111Jera Nb:OD4rloalell leaden IIIII• dellly biUd the price of eontblued allelluee. Tboy. demud a virtual veto over IIJe eaadldote's e~olee el a ~ ..mtaee Florida made It l(arlally elear bJ 1 ally nl I tut ID .dv-e !oar IIOriliora JlloOrat.-M'ayar ,Joba Undaay aad Senalen Perey, Halfleld ... JlrGG..,, Fretting over thll perU, Nixon managers bunt up the Ia· temal pressurea In New Jersey and Mleblgan. two l<ey favor· ite son states. The object was simple-to break lbem open to get at "covered" Nlx011 delepte atren&tb Ul ton In u offset 111 threatened ReagiD Inroads Ia the South. The lnll&bUng 1D these aiDtea was IDtenae aa Rockei~Uer forces Iough{ to keep the lld on. Maryland became a freab battleground, though UWe noticed SurprWng Roekeleller strength had damaged Gov, Spiro Agnew'a prestige ln 1M waite ol his Nb:on endoraemenl. He labOred to produce the elusive 20-to-6 count for Nixon which be had promised. • The Reapa threal opeaed the way le a llelated, lboqb predleted, Nixon advanee in. Peanayh>anla al lltebleUer:• expenae II eaosed other slltrlnP In CO.-Iktll and Roek)o I owa N.W York. 'rile eoaeerned delecatea ellber preferred Nlxoa or jusllearecl ReaCID· This was the backlaab eUect of Roekefeller's conventionlong effort Ul use Reagan's plaa, real or lmalllned. to halt Nixon Reagan too felt the 6acklasb, His own 88-vote laver· ito son delegation, framed broadly with aome 24 Nixon people and 12 RoeliefeUer bae..,re, rooked with ugry dmands for treodom from the pledp Ul him, Backers 01 Ida rlva'- re· unted his open can<lldacy and hls obvious intent to use them as captive• to help form the base lor his own delepte drive, Thus lt went Ia the last, beetle 48 bolita before decision time: Frenzied atruules In California, Mlchlpn, Meryland, New Jeraey, New Yorl<, COnnecticut, Florida and Mlaslsalppl, fought bebllid a acrHn of propagand!l whose dlstraeting nolle ooly underscored IIJe ImpOrtance Of IIJe ~~Hat prlz; at atake. Is Win~er .ili FOret MoJ, hankUa Green, tho,......., ' "'" tho aevtNh win In oi&ill ...... for tlli lied Sa>:. au. Frank RoblDIOn end CUrl Br<okl~Blefery bacbd J1Jn Hardln'a Doo !.!IDcher doubled and llx~ pltthlnf lllth homera In tlie "ilpener and Paul Blllr's two- ecorod 011 Clou:k lllnllln'a aiDIIe ID the aevllitli lnDinc to help run alnsl• IIIJI1'I<ed • nUy .. the lnnlnl ol lhe Som E!Ue Ill Ida r.lolh vlclllry n!JIIIteap u tho Ortolea ra- for the An&eJ• cleaplle homera IUined 8\1 ..,.. bohiM the by Frank Howard IIIII Cop Tleera. The ofiDIII adllod three Peteuon. more ruoa In the . . . - IDnlnl throe-nm ·Co·CapbJns Named For All Star, Contest raae .. lllo.ooventll. Roche- a runa camo In the Amid the 111111 runiora that lfmtreat m11 lou Itt N11ioDa1 Ltaauo trancldae, w1t1i ellher Buffalo or MU""""" 1D !IDe Ill IDherll I~ lllo BIICIIi awept tho JeckiiOIIvllle &Ina :i..2 and 4-3 WodDaodoy nllbl. The l1iln · vlclllrlaa lett Buffalo ID . . . ploce, bal recllcod Ita dtllell bohiDd tho IWrth.place ba Ill filth, ...... Dol - · _ _... on, and ....... I llnl1 tony ID the olalrtb. Thll taama wiDcl up llltlr eerlea ~ ae Dove Wlckirahom IDIIt for lhe Jeto .,...,. lilck ""'" rames. Delpdh o! lhe Rod Wlftla. ' A llxth-imlnl homer by Bob Chance tied lhe _..r for llulrolo at 2.:1, IOIIInl: lhe otap ~ lilt wlmlo& ruiiiDIIIt ninth. Dove Baldwin, ID renilf o! Werreo Jeddrul, .,. Credit for 'IIIII ciJie the vt<Jmy anc1 Damr Fl'llella -ed the loao. Jack....Uio recolvod IIIOiher route 8IIIDI performance from Tug McGraw ID tho nltbteap, but all be lilt for hlo troubles woo a lose aa Frank Kraulzer ..., for Bu!!alo. , . TOledo Mud uaoa ID· creased lllllr IOIIUO lead 111 tl'z pmea by apllltlne a -••hMcler with Rlchmolld llbllo ......s.p!ace Rocheotor drqiped • 7-3 daclolon to the CO!umbua Jtla, Rlcllmond, In 1111 place, wou the uven-lnnlnll opener 3-1 as W, I. Pet. 66 49 •754 Toledo Rocheeter 59 52 ,$32 Columbus · 57 51 ,528 Jackloavllle $8 54 .$09 S)Tacuae Loulavtne SonoiY Vllcleopino bit a ba0111p11 Winer but the llfud Hens relaiiJtod by I $-4 IICOre In the <OIIIall. JICk DilAuro, lllth llxth-lmlne relief from !like KllkeniiY, boo- Ida reconl Ill 11-2 for Toledo. 5 51.1 7\2 52 515 .486 10 $2 5.9 .418 12 57 ·59 ,4$9 13 48 62 ,4116 15\1 Wedneodoy;a lelllllts Syr1cuH $ Loulovtne 3 COiumbua 7 Rocheeter 3 Buffllo 3 Jackaonvllle 2, lot Buffllo 4 Jackaonvllle 3, 21111 Rlchmolld 3 Toledo L lot pme, 7 innlnll• Toledo 5 Richmond 4, 2nl 131 Tee Off In American Golf Classic AKRON, ado (IJPI)- Tho 7,180-yerd, JlOI'-70 Flreotme round lhe rllo hll. Tom Welu.,r, U.S. ~ lergeot field ID the ..._..,. ~roe. Nl!ldaus "'" tho cbamploo Lee Trevino 1111d Moot o! lhe entrant• com- favorllas to land the $25,000 Gaorge Archer. hl.llor7 o! lhe American Golf Three amateun In tho lourClasllc oil fAicilj' GD .a ploted raiJHnlerrupted practice llrll prize oiOII( with uverol 108111 Flreotooe COUntry Club .tounda w......l4q botjl ~~· other a, lnelucllne 1011(-hlllera Dllftenl, wldch baollod the field couru, · riled .,..;: ot-' aie -~ ~!1!~~ ->"!.f::) "f~f · ·-:J!~,J:oro :.~-v~ 1::.:, toulhlel .. lilt ..Wid. p " • II'; The llold fJI !21~1filUia of ., · ~...=~:,:·of ~;;r)l:rowns thrae amateur• iiladi 111t1r bid In tile _ . . , round Ollllt" roomda 1111 ......., di,y, ll1d ,125,000 72-llolt tcarnaJilent, " •"''hemitlolnllnellhlpe," HA!Inr the Jtek wal:_.!dl.., alld -11 . CIVWIIed Wtlltrn chamlloo Arllold P~lj~Jij<, IIIIo 0,., eballlj1lon Jeck Nleklalla, ulllllly pl~a hla bftl Gil tile who eomp)llod hla precllet Major league Leaders vs · . R ams e · . ~~r W~Ohlo~ "::~ .... SChmidt of Akron, OIII.Y HVODIIOI!er• have been able Ill break ptr 280 ID I 72hole OYont lllrlnelhe !all olgbt lournlmenta played here. Friday L03 ANGELES (UP0 - AI Slhl'•,.... prepore tor rrw.J lllth lilt Loa Anlelt1 Rama, COecb 811111011 Colllar lo remelllberiDitllo lut dmt CIOYeland ran Info 1M Ramo. • wu ttie Playol! Bowl eom• J......,. · 1 lba 1111111 bloodltd lilt llroWIIa 30-8, Collier will -!Jitadly ... F"'-'1 and the ........... II· Thai "'*' Elhlbltlon An.,..ra The odriMllon games w!ll provide com... with tlie oolutlona to MIIJIY oJ theJO CJ!eJIIcoe U be awltebea m011 around. Three nddea and a NCO'XI-year man are botly eonteatlnu for Unabacker ,lcilll whllo at lOIII one reaular IIIII be born out II: tho JII'OUP bOCOIIU of .Joln>y BriW- tr'artlinment. There lo oliO keen OOIIIPOllldbltlan ....... "' _....... and <IJIIIIGDI IIIII have llon lot lilt defenllve back poJI. - For 111-. can-..,. Ida CIIC!IIIIIDI mind. clnft ciJolce MerviD Upahaw ol betweer1 veterau Jim Brlldllraw, aoCJ!Irod ID trade from Flttaburp, and a hoot o! Uonl Trlnlll lllllell U.. l!tf(orinanco rookiea. lll.hiiJncle.....,.., Paul Wlaill. ot lett _it...end? .. """""" ...... ,.... - ;, 1 YOU'LL FIND . \ \ .. WHAT YOU'RE LOOKING FOR AT ' ROYAL OAI\ thO Cl..eland Browna colml¥ DEBATING DICK eame oul seeond bell agatnal the late Joba F. Kennedy wbenlbelwo were eampa!CIIflll Ia U.. Televlaed "creal tlebatea" ere geaenUy eredlled ..W. glvlag Kennedy !be edle lbal delealell Nb:oa. INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE By United Prell lnlernatlootl Bulralo Rl- Roberts Wins 13th Decision Of Year, 7-3 CHILLY RECEPTION Ia South Amerlce was glveo Vlee Prealdenl Nixon Ia 1958. Here he'a eacaplag a atonetbrowlag Cl'OWd Ia Peru. 04; u. . ICoroleaa relief, · niStcl bla - e r , W..on Beale Jock• record Ul 10~. ..... lin&lo ;cored Mfke Btrlll· A I1IMwl pinch dOd>lo by bweer 111111 the wlnlilfte run 1D KaliDa IIIII Norm · Ca!b'a ISU. 1lit 10111, "Joe ~ hit a homer were the bil"bitl ID the · Winer ID bla llrol mllor I _ . T II e r a• readlotit - ochedule< Tlpra' v1Ctorr Ill tilt illitoondad at bat for lhe Athlollca. ....,. ID 111111 Dill' haVe been a ~!!!!!!!_ , ruee by CIOYolllld MIMpr AI Mil Sllltllemyre plldled a tlxHerrolaon llnmere Derk but AI Kallno 111181od ID ldlter :or lda·llfth I1IJiaul o!Uw Ken Harro!ICII bit a lwo-run ..,. run and Blll Freehan year and Joe ~hit~­ llomer In a throe-run llrll followed with a lwo-run double. ruo homer for the YIDketa In lmlng and Dick Ell01011'11l Eerl wn.... llded by Deryl their - r . The Athlollce ICIIterod niDe hila 111 wiD Ide Palter...•• three imine• o! lllnod a aplll ID llle nll!hleap, lllh rame for lllo Reel SOli. It PlratoJ TWICE A WINNER '111111 Ellonllower, Nb:oa baiD'I a!waya oeen eye to eye wllh Ike. I ol a triple b)' , . Dm SUtton pit<bed Ill el&ltt- . bitter IJ1d IIOD fllri:J ¥it ·Bob Bllley dJ"O" lo two.,.,. eaeh fol' the Dcidpro, whq IIIJGOd ~ Mclllon In 3 24 lmloce and II: lilt nlidllctP wllh lhe help II: llllled hbn .wllb Ide lOth llendrlek.o' rllloi<OI'Inc utlllck. IIIJ>&Ie ll1d a two..,.. -le by tildians Third .hlrisec1ltive Defeat Comes Through ,. mCM"o In lhe. . J.ek Gneer1 .,.. Ia .... ·~·!I'd in Gllll.. Bill Glaaa fill> 1bo rlllhl end pollt!OII ... the clerODJO? Allcllet •• DOl loqat Golit JaekMI fJI lall 7111"1 .... ........ - hat .: line lCill 11 def,nllve ond .'llhlio Upaba• Wb., ll!ll'llllh lilt • SWIIIIING •CAMPING •FISHING • PICNICKING •RECREATION I ' I ROYAL OAI I PARI a-... ., Cbeotor & 1'-oy Oo Rooto 7 I~ - :~ �'!, Gliliea •werhllfed in!! totreah- 'I'"DII .were served II$ U...ho.t. Oi&. 11loBii •ttelldl• were·Kalb,y f\!Urlid, 1\alllf Jo QIIll~ K.r- en.Siriablll!ih,, &..ol!.ind Slllron Jle.Jier""", Bllll>ll IIIII Joey Bd.Yieii, .Dfana Masur IIIII Donny Spencer. Adults atteildlng were l'lorenee !\)encer IIIII Sondra Masqr. The weddlna oiNoncy Para0118, Hunllnston. allll Terry swartz, Alfred, will be held ~t 10 at 6 p, Dl. In the Jltrnell Rood Free Methodist ChUrCh In Hunt.. lngton, W, Vo. The weddiJW will be open 11.) the public and 1 r&o ceptlon wlil follow at the cllurch. ed her SUnday School class re- The COtC>le wiU be honored with lit. allll lit•· t11a&. D. Woode nc,ntb' celled oa the Earl DavIa tomlly at Ma!ir.lta, the liarold Rldekllo flmlly at Belpre IIIICI Mr&. Sarah WQ<lde at 1\t>pero Plains. Re<ent SUnday guests of Clara Folltcd IIIII Nina Robinson were Mr. llld Mro. Gerald SWam aoo Utlly of Marietta, Mr. llld Mrs. Billy Follrod and daiJIIhter, Sue Am, Athens. Mra. Juanita SWartz entertain~nth ~with a part,)' at h~~.home. bo.,. '. . ·Alfred •.Methodlat Chl!l$ ment on Frlcl!i)' eV8!1intr. ~1!. , VisltDro .of Mr,llld Mrs. ·, ' 'm..-eSoylealastweekwerolll' · Ruby Dorst and ~e of Athens, , and son, Robert DoJ;"at, ot WaahlDgtoo state; Mrs. J a n ·a BleBOIJW ot Albooy, N. IL, visit. eel her aunt, Mrs. Grace Kelly, from Tuesday to Thursday allll on Thursday, Mr. IIIII Mrs. Booth ot WlnteroviUe, 0., om their ~r, MrL Mary CIU>Orlne wucoxen ot Belpre, also Yislted Mrs. Kelly and the Boyleo'. MrL Emma FlndllJW Wll eall• ed to Homtlnston. W, VL, last ,:--------------------------·--·- Voice along Broadway ··- c. . ' . . . Person, suffered a stroke anc.t was hospitalized. Mrs. Chas. D. Woode, and with allll Mrs. Robert White of Keno and other relatives and friends In Meigs County. A daughter was born Sunday, July 21, to Mr. and fdrs, Harold Henderson in st. Joseph Hospital "For pinlOJ, them Ruslcies sute lnow bow to bond/o• libe,ols!" Mr. and Mrs. Fon Heisey re- City Churches Getting T, U" lJ d ~~~~ ~~~:~ ~s~':~~th":~ .~.nto .nouszng n ~try Florence Spencer and Slndra Massar called on Sandra Williams and daughter recently, Mr. and Mrs. George Napier . 1 .. l.ly. dleport. Mr. and Mrs. Gerald SWartz and family or Marietta visited Mr. ani Mrs. Clair Follrod an:l Camily a recent Surxlly afternoon. Their daughter, Kathy, accompanied the Swartz' back to Marietta lor a vlsiL Society News ; 'j fo r as l ittle a s By AVA GILKEY Mr. and Mrs. Jake Lee IIIII grandchild ol Racine spent a sat' urday afternoon with Mri: WUsOP. ~ . Mr. and Mrs. H, D. Gilkey om .son, Joey, were dinner guests of Ava Gilkey a recent SWlday, Mr. allll Mrs. Larry Clarke,._ tertained with a pizza parcy for young POCI'le of the community recently. MIDDL£POKT, o. crowded demeanant" which has proved highly successful in nipping criminal careers in the bud. Project Misdemeanant orl.ginated nine years ago inRoyai.Oik, low c08t housingprojects in overblack ghettos. Long- term federal loans are aY&ilable to non - profit gnqJS such as churches for this purpose. Some of the houslngi)JKU'ations being undertaken by local church is building a 129-<opartment complex at a cost of$1.5million. The Bridgeport, Conn., cOUJICU has brol<en lll'OWid lor a 141J.unitpr<>- Katie je•L . ' ot spent a weekend with Mrs. Dena Young allll attelllled the funeral or Earl Beat, 1 brother of Mrs. Young. Clair Waggoner was taken m recently in Pomeroy and taken to Vetenns Memorial Hospital. Mrs. Eleanor Stout and son. Dayton FOREMAN & ABBOTT Churches also are playing a -· "'· role ln a -nldly spread••_,.,.. Bernardino Council In catitornla Mr. am Mrs. Noel Young '' They are providing seed money and orga nizatl on sportSOrs •••~ ...., lof' councils are !airzy extensive. 'l'llo Fort Wayne. Ind., COUncil 'of Churches ls becking a $3.5 mil· lion development lor low income Clmilies. The Riverside . ,. Sin Harrisonville Cool i he average home Local Councils of Churches in dozens ol U, S, cUtes are going into the housing business. oUc nuns at the Loretto Adult Educatioo Center are helpl~ llliterate adults acquire enough education to be el!glble lor job training programs. United Press International Mr. and Mrs. Chas. D. Woode, Clara Follrod and Nina Robinson called on Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Hayes and Gregory of Mid- at the factory under otrict quality control. Free analysis for your home. Call and we will have an Amana-man give you a complete cost eotimate. No obtigation, of coUli!O. By LOUIS CASSELS OTHER CHURCH councils are concentrating on inner city employment problems. The York, PL. council has toull1 jabs tor 200 unemployed perSODB so tar this summer. The st. Louise~ cil has asked each of the 1.400 clergy in the city to filii at least one jd> for a ghetto resident. In Chicago, a lil:rOUP of Cath- on S25.QQ S25.QQ WIRING TRADE-IN ALLOWANCE (w herr rt·quircd) ALLOWANCE NOW is the best time to BUYA flameless ELECTRIC WATER HEATER EE YOUR DEALE TODAY Mich., under the aegis of llunicipal Court Judge Keith J. Leanhoonts. persons under age 25. Jlllge Bob, spent a recent evening with Mrs. Katie WUaon. Mr. allll Mrs. Robert Alldre recently spent a saturday evening in Racine with his sJsters. Mr. IIIII Mrs. K. C. Welsh Mr. and Mrs. BlaloTaylorvt.. ited his mother, MrL Zona Tay.. lor, at the Wetzel County Ho.. pilal at New Martinsville, where she ls quite ill. Mrs. Nelsel WeathentWl Yialt. eel her brother, Mr. llld Mn. Eldred Grimes IIIII oon at Athens saturday nlgl!t IIIII on Sunda.Y they Ill went to Columbus. WhUe there, they Ylsi<edMra. Weather• man•s unclei .Hmter MUJner. Sarah il'oode returnecl hcBne alter visiting aeveral day& with heL' brother, Mr,. and Mra. Warren Bentz of Glousrer. Mr. a1111 Mro. Charles Nlclds IIIII daugl!ter, Charleoe, and her dallllhter, Leoa, of COsey, DL, ail spent a lew <IB.Y• hero with his pareots, Mr. IIIII Mrs. Clar- Helen Help USo • • By Helen Bottel OPEN DAILY .loGO AM to !O:OOPM Sunil)' 10•30 AM tol2:30 PM 1ftd 5:00 Ill 9100 PM Wayne Swlohtr, Ha,.W L-..... llld K~ll Me. Culloiuah IN your friendly phii'IIIICim· at Swlahor and LohM Rlll'all DruoL ,, .., IYft low ' ' prescription prl- and p.111npf ence Nichols, and other reladves. Mrs. Myrtle Boggess &pent a ..-.tee llld 6- dlys 1 WMic. Let U t - counl drill prl ... - you for 111 yo~~r pr•crlptlon IIIII llrut MI . . 1 Mrs. Doris Koenig arxl sons, Rickie IIIII Mr. IIIII Mrs. Donald Koenig, spent a weekendatMalllsiiP£!!1.!C?Ll19..~-'"'" , ,fie~ w_lth}'W ~r 19Dt Mr· .llld ln ooctety It they WFre provided Mro. Uoyd 1\oenlg ..... flmlly, . wid! "the right k.ldd of hUmin Doris stayed. for a looger visit. contact&." Mrs. Sybel Dorst of Sumner With the help of churches a1111 spent a <IB.Y here at the home of other community groups. he lined her son, Mr. and Mrs. Robert ""500resporudbleadultstoserve Doratlllll ally. Young offenders who seem as .._,.id probation sponsors. amenable to rehabUltatlon a r e placed on probation under t h e personal sl.l)ervt.sion of a volun-teer sponsor inatead otbelag aent A report by the Methocllstmqazlne TogeUler says the system has worked well in Royal Qak, which hod only 55 probation violations out ot 790 cases in one year. In Denver, COlo., first bl.g dfiy to adopt theprogrun,only 2percent ' to or the probationers M.ve had be committed to pri11011 tor !ailill! ID respond. Project llledamOilant has now been adopted by 59 courta ln 23 otates. Dr. William ACIOD, aDe,._ Ma .•"*t· ~· DRY:cLEAN NOW 99Z-2057 HOME JliiOGilkaJiavacatlonlDg~~~==A=•:•·======! jj . ,· · · , : , · •••••••••••====================~ HI .BREI Sl. 0N'S.. , MA'R·K·ET- ~ r I I I COLD' t CARRY~OUT ONLY I I It ,.:,awr.ST. I · - - - - - - - - -... ' ---~· EXJJUSPEciAL ' ' ., .' o\'' mouth had gonorrhea, which you ., :• · ."~ 2 ·.·.1-.e...,.._. 00 , . . .· · -- • .• t The worat thing they did was pt 1!1>881p started that a leUow With some acne sores around his /'- .· .~ I lbs HHI'JI ..... · - ~ .: I • • •.•. lil&urda}' ru t "abortion. tt IPORI Open Every Week D•y,9:00.t07:UO / I . ..... . . ' •' THE BEST EXTRA LEAN J:. '• GROU DCHUfQ ,. I •. lb. '. ' ' . ' (•' ,. . ., .''~ ,; BRIAD ' J ,lvs. . '.' llcCOYS '' .I I ~·'I ' ' ' I . '' '· ~·' • eould catch U you ki sand htm. , The horrible part Is people ~ . the spot can't make a b l g isa, because that just spreads 'e talk lurther and more believe a•. hard to really prove who rts these tales, but we know cause we used to be in ••the j!rrup," before we got Cod ~Since they'll probabzy start oo a next, what can we do to stop em? - TWO GffiLS AGAINST ~ p •.! ADAMS' lOUTH ASKED FOR IT! He should! This column Is for young peoHowever, I have a better sugde, their problems and pleas- gestion. Why don't you and your Ires, their troubles and fun, As parents trade bedrooms? seems nth the rest or Helen Help Us!, to me a room which opens on t welcomes laughs but won't the kitchen, den and bathroom Odge a serious question with is much handler for them than . brush~ll . for you,- H. Send your teenage questions tc Dear Helen: 'OUTH ASKED FOR IT, care of There are six of us who llke lei en Help USi this newspllper. the same boy, He's cute, but most :WEET GffiL GOSSIPS people think he's IJIIIy becauoe Jear Helen: lie has slli!IJUy buck teeth and U it was just "John likes Bet- so-callfld porcupine hair. But he Y who likeaJlm 11 stutr, wewould- has a great personality. l't mind, but this crowd of. girl How can we convince other :osalps is vicious. people that he isn't that bad, A girl doesn't date, and likes and how can he be divided a· !pOrts? It's whispered she's mong us six?- N.S.D.T,R, AND •One of THOSE - watch oot lor c. ter." ~ .... wl • " Dear Girls: L .. U\t~niM, a...........,. 8UJ ' tu ' B V ,.::. Fol- ' Pete•s sake d<Jn't eoa.. lpeOCh problem Is having a touglt vlnce any MORE ~le _ this ll1llUgh ttme IOithout being call- kid has an oversupply ot girls iMI a panay. already' _ I won't ~ lnto the times they Secon'd question: Before you uave voiced around that a girl sll him six ways Pm quite la ~! of town for a ..you know he'll choose a favoritelrhat operatlon. SO of course and she may even be Number llle next person to repeat it 118¥S Seven. _ H. su:: ~----~~!'lltlilll!'-!!tl!_!lll-•~--~-------1 (We ·Are Not Open On: SundayS) , ' MRS. KENNETH ROMINE, Pomeroy, receives a check for $50 !rom Jack Ambrose, manager of the Pomeroy Kroger Co. Store. Mrs. Romine ls the second winner of s major prize in the company•s current contest. Leenhouts decided thai many youthCUI lawbreakers could be Mrs. Leah Williams loond a turtle in her yaOO with the names Bob G. ond Ray A. 1955 which had been carved by their father, Bob Alldre, 15 years ago. The turde had traveled oJjy about • ver paychiatrist, thinks it works because a volunteer probatiOD one-fourth mlle. Mrs. Alice Whaley called on apoosor ''doesn•t hive the cynl.. her mother recently. She had clsm that aproteaslooaldevelCIII just returned from Alabama In hlndllJW ollenders day after where she Ylolted the l.Vdegraf!&. <IB.Y.'' Judse carwee Leek of The communU,y exten:l.s sym.. Shawnee lllsolon, Kan., ouopoctO that "a lol or theoe people Juot pothy ID the flmlly of Earl Deal, 42, who died unelqlected]y at Unl- to that 11011110110 ...... verslil' Hospllal lo ColumbuL about them.". Cllnloo Gilkey IIIII son, Tad, of Alb&Juo spent an event,. with the Dale WIUiams. Mrs. Henry W - spOnt saturday afternoon with Mrs. Ava Gilkey, llr. IIIII Mrs. Frank Jlalllday and Mrs. llarbora Y - remain oo the sick 11 "~ Mr1, lvollonobee made a bualnen trip to Athens recenUy. Mro. May Ma- Yiol<ed MrL llatleWD1011. . ' ' .·SPECIAL ON VITAMINS . RIGHT CONTACTS week with her daughter, Mr. and NOTING THAT 70 per cent ol Mrs. Gerland Branoon, BrldgeaU crimea are committed by port, W. VL ID jaU. spent their vacation in catifornia with his aunt. BIG SAVINGS ELECTRIC WATER HEATERS i~ Aprogram caUed "Project Mi.- ptllqgra and the ASK A!IO!JT OUR · turned home SUnday attern sev- eral weeks with relaUves at DeJ.. aware, Ohio. 1•00 .a·. _,_. ' '. "Blood & QJts" Gal. Patton film l1 tic~ lor Henry Fonda .•.• The &ipremes eame out tor Hubert and then recorded aU the "FlWIY Girl., ntm BOngs •••• Have the 007 s 86ed it? LouLse was a Jaelde Glee&on Glea Girl, now ploys his glrl clllm in Bob Hope's wardrobe and joke files were in "How to commit Marriage" ••. . Comedy writer Buddy Arnold (formerly Milton Berle'a sense ot humor) buated his foot run. ning for a cab to a courtroom ror the possession of the late publlclrd Frank Young who gave Joe storage' room when his cash ran City Hsll's Room 9 (press) I ' ' Mro. in.North Jury Orders Indictments BLAIR HOUSE Fmns Awarded Nal')' contracts totaling more than ' , '·.. ' . '':"{:. ''"" ~· "~ ' ' . . '·~. ' .~ ' ,, '' lorn•• [!~=~r,.~~~;~ A~- Reagan's (and Jane Wyman's) bum "Guess Who's Happy At Home .. just when Paw's checking 1600 Pennsylvania Ave. tor a conservative rental .•. . Daily out .•. Within weeks, eight mags (Time, Newsweek, Esky, Sports ~ a few riots ago Ebony was the only one ... News mag is adcllng up the deaths and collapses laid at the feet of jogging. 20th-Fox wants ID bu,y two WW blast to bits in the Pearl HarOOr scenes of 'jTora! Tora! Toral" ... A film ot Jake Lamotta's lite? Who'll play Jake taking the Billy Fox News' Jimmy Jemail broke a toe (no, not the one he photogs with) ... . Marcel Cerdan sayshe 1ll open an E. 57th st. restaurant here next Jan. (he dined with ex ..champ Tony Zale at Gailal!her' s 33) .... Woody Woodbury's back slloon clowning now that his TV series has been sunk without a trace. George Hamilton in chic pink swim pants was Bridgehampton's Ocean Harbor club's star act . fight's dive h~ confessed to authorities? Esther Williams? ••.. stories eoul<l prejudice jurors' minds without their actually knowi,.; iL "A juror could recall during trial that Gov. Barron has five 'j)&]s' and that is prejudicial Little thoughts like that could surCace at any time," Verry PANTS Health-Tn SHIRTS Knit Long SIHvtl 5iJo4to 12 BOYS BLUE BIRD ROB ROY JEANS SWEATERS With Safety Knees Knit fo• Boy• ofld girls Size Infant ••··""" _ _ _;.._1!.?,2_ Highway Jobs $47 mtUion to make rocket lalUlChers for air.to-groond missiles. .GIRLS STRETCHINS PANTS ANO TOPS THE KIDDIE •. ON THE T IN MIDDLEPORT. 0. ~-----------------------~- .- AUGUST Continues-Shop At Home And Save VALUES FOR ALL IN EVERY DEPARTMENT. GET SMART-SHOP NOW 1-----------1 See The New Fall I Dresses, Jumpers, I Sweaters, Slacks, I Skirts and Jackets The government conteocled any move for a change oC venue now was premature. "Until we gel into :selection of jurors, no one knows,'" one government attorney said. Judge Marlin said, "l do not condu:Je that a fair arxl impartial jury cannot be impaneled here." The judge said, however, that defense counsel could at any time - between now and trial, or durt~ the Lrial -again ask the court for a change in the sile of the trial. : By Russ T01. Lady 1 Wrangle• and Lady 1 Bird. L..-----------.. MIDDLEPORT, 0. Saltrday Ti I 9 1 ·---------------------------------------I I I I I I I I I I COURTEOUS & EFFICIENT SERVICE DESENEX OINTMENT CHARLESTON, W, Va.- COntracts tor two interstate hlgbwas coostructlon projects in southern West Vlrglnlawere awarded Wed. ne>day by the State Road CommJ.ssion. A contract totaUng $3,653,2H tor building 2.74 mlles ot lnterBtste 64 In Greenbrier County was awarded to GB&Y IDe. ot London, Ky, A Dayton, Ohio, firm Maxon Construction Co., was awarded a oonlract of $976,950 to construct seven land and river lders ol the substructure ot the ID· lerstate 64 bridge over t h e Kanawha River between Dumar and South Cherie-. One project remains to be awarded trom the July 30 _,. ing ot opparent low bids. II l• tor 2.8 mUes <t Corridor "D" ot AIIPalochtan Development Hlgl!way on U.S. 50noarMul')lllytown ln Wood County. The bld lo under studY, a spokesmaa tor the road commission slid. Reg. 75c JOHNSON'S SCRATCH'N CUT KIT- 5 Mi. S. of Rovenswood On Route #2 Reg. 98~ c WidIll '' ARRID SPRAY DEODORANT CREST I TOOTHPASTE only Reg. 69~ JOHNSON BABY CREAM ProJect Your Hellth ... soe Re&- 98t Gille\\e f oaml '4\MG til Reg. $1.49 I by SMABTAIBE. AA B BRYLCREEM Reg. 95c Miss America. Shoes LOAFER only 65~ : 63~ I I ' argued. DICK'S MOBILE HOME --------------------------------------------, Switch Over.II Ont INy. . BOYS Billy The Kid and Health· Tox ' BOYS Rob Roy and SAVE NOW ar Glrls: Try BIIOaky sYIDpllthy. Get It around that you feel terribly sorry for theae poor sex -obsessed girls because thsY keep showing 1 their ignorance - about venereal diseases, homosexuality, other things they'relall'lna<ed with \ but don't CJ!Ite understand. And use as an example their whisper that an aene sore on the face was "gonorrhea." There•aamlllion-to-one chance it might be a syphillis "pimple," but never 14 G," whose 17mptoms are quite dll!erenll Never millS a chance to shoW up "the dumb club" with true \fa,ots, and always smile pitying. when you do II. It others join - IIIII th~ will - the bad rumor gato will soon llO! the Ustenlng they desorve, - H. Helen: i 117 problem Ia privacy. We !.ave a amalt hou&ell!ilch had addltiOJIS from time to so lt lm't well planned. bedrOOm has three doors, to the del}. one to the bath. IJid 0110 to tho ldtclteo. ' hall, everybody we have tJJ througli Ill)' room to pt . lnrwhereln the' hou&e. I don't really mind this BO 1 ·Olicept that 1111 tath•r I th!OOih 1111 room on the ID the bathroom with - · on but his undersho:al'\•I #llolnk he could pul on a , ho '""''t belher. MY · • '!Do!l~t ~ook,,. bi1t the Shouldn't ho hive ! "The government wina its case CHARLESTON, W, VL (UPJlSpeclll JUdge J. Robert Vartln when justice is done to one of Jr. Wednesday refused to move its citizens." Perry said he felt justice could the trlal oC former Gov. W. W. Barron and fl ve other men from net be done in this case if the case is tried here. U, S. District Court here. ~eelflcally, Perry referred to Barron and the five other men articles in the Wall street Journare charged with conspirac.v to commit bribery in connection al, Charleston Dally Mail and Ule with state business. MarUn ear- Charleston Gazette. He read a headline from Tuesday's Daily lier had indicated trial could • Mail which said, "Barron, 5 Pals gin next Moo:loy. Robert Perry, an attorney lor Back in Court Wednesday." 11 Think, your honor," Perry Barron, argued that a change ot venue was necessary because said, ••what that headline can do prospective jurors' mirrls had in an alleged conspiracy trial." Perry maintained that Barron been prejudiced by what he termed "pobonous, prejudicial and the other five deferdants are not, and have not, been "pa1s." publiciI,)'. " The other defendants are forAOO, Perry charged that much o( this alleged adverse publlcity mer Finance Commissioner Tru"was generaWd by the action ol man Gore, ex-state Road Commissioner Burl Sawyers, former the federal govermnent.'' Then Perry reminded the ju:lge deputy road comm iuioner Vinof a slogan which he said is cent JuJmkoski, auto dealer Alprinted atql the doors of the U. l'red W. Schroath of Clarksburg S. Justice Department in Wash .. and Tuppers Plains, Ohio, and Borm Brown, an Elkins attorney ingt.on: am former law associate or Barron. Brown was the only one of the six not in court today. Defense counsel offered t h e court a waiver of appearance, authorizing the court to continue withoot hlm, which said he Is a WASHlNGTON (UP0 - A fed- patient at Memorial General Hos· eral grand jury Wednesday in ~ pital in Elkins. Perry said the recent news dieted (Our persons and two companies on charges of consplr~ng to defraud the government out of $4 million In a delense contract for Na~ ro<:ket launchers. Fint Showin~ In The government saJd the deW•st Virvinio of The fendants used false invoices to 1969 Modol•-60xl2 funnel the lunds throogh dum3 Btd Room, HI Both my corporations to Switzerland, Fully Carpeted. In The companies named in the 'l1t0utiful Early American indictments were Chromcrart Corp. of SL Louis and the firm into which it was merged in June See The 1969 Invader oC 1966 - Alsco, Inc., of Akron, Drive A Littl• Ohio. Between February 1962 and Save A Lot January 1967 the firms received Twiggy's boy friend Juatin de Villeneuve's wife will wed Robert Jones In Oct. .. .. Ronald daughter Maureen waxed an al - a trial over an injury rec'd run.. Dl., etc.) used Negro covers; nlng lor a cab. ly one line of dialogue . . The post office pUe-up of maills solved; there are 31,000U,S.A.press agents .... Arthur Tracher at tbe "Personality" TV ahow: "I can't make any slalement about hlppies. rve only smelled tl!em a Httle. u ly TV, Tina .. For Barron, 5 Others .. il~, nla~ln h-Jp~ keep YO!Jf diffi'ISitjon on an even keel, 1*~~ loss of appeflte. Gen. Omar Bradley role In the n destroyers to ".v"amin fOm· Anot~er Maguires" and winds up with exact- Movies we're not looking torward to: gloriticatlon otCheGuevara .•. 'Ibe late Joe Frisco's ' ' ly' s husband. World of Religion leaslllg her lurid autoblotP'IJihy but she'll collect more than she made ln any three lllms in her lifetime (half a mill) .... Hizzoner beats the bad.air conditioning problems at City Hill by conlerrlng olleo In the nice cool 4th Door at pollee H.Q. ... !Dear- ' in Paramount's "The Molly ACorelllid II e d 7 Lamarr has the rumor tederaJ attl.trney screamed oeCOIId thouihto m re- Morgenthau wants out .. .. The Venue Change Denied Mro. Edith Brtzing went to ::· Marl~ recenlly to pay resp0<1 ln the d-.th of Mrs. Edith Wake- and Mrs. Clair Follrod and taJn.. ' ' have two other daughters son. Mr. and Mrs. Harold Swartz '··, • ntveraar)'. aoo family of WIUiarnstown, W, VL, arxl Mr. and Mrs. Gerald swartz and family of Marietta visited their parents, Mr. and Mrs. Hobart SWartl, recenUy. . · •~an.s •.. at Parkersburg. The Henderson& a I ·• ~· w . datWJters and her parents, Mr. The Amana way is the easy way. Using your foreed air furnace and present duct syotem (if adequate) you can have Amana central oir conditioning in jUBt a few houri!. .£osts - . WO. No ..nooaol\ng, no time oonaum,_ng llildihg of refrigerant in the coils. It's all done ' :,.·. wen tttetr brother-in-law and slater, Mr. and Mrs. Wm. carr and am NlACIN· .•·.',')./ ,.,,. '· ".l..J r....wl l ' Jerry carr-r, ot Roek1 Moulll, N.: The <liiYF ot the s.uth Bethel, Lotlrldae -and Plains ' Uilltecl llelhodiot ·cllurebei · at. , milled ea.., Otlel1Jebi ai LoPh 011 Friday I IIIII Slt!D'diY. Mull. advtBCD'i .~~.;. 11111 wr -. . . Jack YOUIIIIIJid Mr1 IIIII ~ r a. ao,d lla<kney. ' . ' !Jorsel ¥!Uer hla retw'ilacl to his hOIIte lr<ili St. J<1RPhHI)fo pltal, Parkeraburc. Benoy Upton, son or Mr. Mrs. Frank ~ l""e..Went surgery tor-ndlcltlsatVetarans Memorill Hospllallas\Week. Mr. IIIII Mrs. Robertl\!lrcb*o llllllwo chiJd'tenspont a weekend at n.,too YisltlJW relatlws and celebrated their ~rdwoddl,.;an­ BY JACK O'BRIAN NEW YORK - Bob Hope'o son Kelly ls oil to VIetnam with an underwater demolition team ••• Hed,y Lamarr•s and J o h n Loder's son Torly Js a tray slinger at TrudY Heller's Village rockery ... Debbie R e y. nolds & Harry put their B e I Air palace up Cor $600,000 (almost'as much as Harey was clipped tor In the front-paged Hollywoad Friars Club card..cheating) .... George Cukor will rub Bardot and Beat13 together ln the ""Passionately" to see If he can lnv•nt film fire .... <X<ay, what wise guy put up the sign "Fun City - Enter Here" at the 50th & 12th Ave. pier where folks ransom their towed-awas cars. ... ., '· . "· '1•• ' Jlll.l"......,-. Mr. and Mrs. Clair Woode and Conni Sue of Clrclel'llle spent part of their vacation here last week with his parents, Mr. am cool your whole house the easy way .. ~th'._lill week when her brother, Earl a mlsceUaneous shower in the Third Ave. pub keeper Malachy (Himoelf) McCoort gol t I v e I months fttm work at .fSOO a week I 99~ Reg. $1.15 BlMDliD O\SP£1JSll Onll SCJt �'!, Gliliea •werhllfed in!! totreah- 'I'"DII .were served II$ U...ho.t. Oi&. 11loBii •ttelldl• were·Kalb,y f\!Urlid, 1\alllf Jo QIIll~ K.r- en.Siriablll!ih,, &..ol!.ind Slllron Jle.Jier""", Bllll>ll IIIII Joey Bd.Yieii, .Dfana Masur IIIII Donny Spencer. Adults atteildlng were l'lorenee !\)encer IIIII Sondra Masqr. The weddlna oiNoncy Para0118, Hunllnston. allll Terry swartz, Alfred, will be held ~t 10 at 6 p, Dl. In the Jltrnell Rood Free Methodist ChUrCh In Hunt.. lngton, W, Vo. The weddiJW will be open 11.) the public and 1 r&o ceptlon wlil follow at the cllurch. ed her SUnday School class re- The COtC>le wiU be honored with lit. allll lit•· t11a&. D. Woode nc,ntb' celled oa the Earl DavIa tomlly at Ma!ir.lta, the liarold Rldekllo flmlly at Belpre IIIICI Mr&. Sarah WQ<lde at 1\t>pero Plains. Re<ent SUnday guests of Clara Folltcd IIIII Nina Robinson were Mr. llld Mro. Gerald SWam aoo Utlly of Marietta, Mr. llld Mrs. Billy Follrod and daiJIIhter, Sue Am, Athens. Mra. Juanita SWartz entertain~nth ~with a part,)' at h~~.home. bo.,. '. . ·Alfred •.Methodlat Chl!l$ ment on Frlcl!i)' eV8!1intr. ~1!. , VisltDro .of Mr,llld Mrs. ·, ' 'm..-eSoylealastweekwerolll' · Ruby Dorst and ~e of Athens, , and son, Robert DoJ;"at, ot WaahlDgtoo state; Mrs. J a n ·a BleBOIJW ot Albooy, N. IL, visit. eel her aunt, Mrs. Grace Kelly, from Tuesday to Thursday allll on Thursday, Mr. IIIII Mrs. Booth ot WlnteroviUe, 0., om their ~r, MrL Mary CIU>Orlne wucoxen ot Belpre, also Yislted Mrs. Kelly and the Boyleo'. MrL Emma FlndllJW Wll eall• ed to Homtlnston. W, VL, last ,:--------------------------·--·- Voice along Broadway ··- c. . ' . . . Person, suffered a stroke anc.t was hospitalized. Mrs. Chas. D. Woode, and with allll Mrs. Robert White of Keno and other relatives and friends In Meigs County. A daughter was born Sunday, July 21, to Mr. and fdrs, Harold Henderson in st. Joseph Hospital "For pinlOJ, them Ruslcies sute lnow bow to bond/o• libe,ols!" Mr. and Mrs. Fon Heisey re- City Churches Getting T, U" lJ d ~~~~ ~~~:~ ~s~':~~th":~ .~.nto .nouszng n ~try Florence Spencer and Slndra Massar called on Sandra Williams and daughter recently, Mr. and Mrs. George Napier . 1 .. l.ly. dleport. Mr. and Mrs. Gerald SWartz and family or Marietta visited Mr. ani Mrs. Clair Follrod an:l Camily a recent Surxlly afternoon. Their daughter, Kathy, accompanied the Swartz' back to Marietta lor a vlsiL Society News ; 'j fo r as l ittle a s By AVA GILKEY Mr. and Mrs. Jake Lee IIIII grandchild ol Racine spent a sat' urday afternoon with Mri: WUsOP. ~ . Mr. and Mrs. H, D. Gilkey om .son, Joey, were dinner guests of Ava Gilkey a recent SWlday, Mr. allll Mrs. Larry Clarke,._ tertained with a pizza parcy for young POCI'le of the community recently. MIDDL£POKT, o. crowded demeanant" which has proved highly successful in nipping criminal careers in the bud. Project Misdemeanant orl.ginated nine years ago inRoyai.Oik, low c08t housingprojects in overblack ghettos. Long- term federal loans are aY&ilable to non - profit gnqJS such as churches for this purpose. Some of the houslngi)JKU'ations being undertaken by local church is building a 129-<opartment complex at a cost of$1.5million. The Bridgeport, Conn., cOUJICU has brol<en lll'OWid lor a 141J.unitpr<>- Katie je•L . ' ot spent a weekend with Mrs. Dena Young allll attelllled the funeral or Earl Beat, 1 brother of Mrs. Young. Clair Waggoner was taken m recently in Pomeroy and taken to Vetenns Memorial Hospital. Mrs. Eleanor Stout and son. Dayton FOREMAN & ABBOTT Churches also are playing a -· "'· role ln a -nldly spread••_,.,.. Bernardino Council In catitornla Mr. am Mrs. Noel Young '' They are providing seed money and orga nizatl on sportSOrs •••~ ...., lof' councils are !airzy extensive. 'l'llo Fort Wayne. Ind., COUncil 'of Churches ls becking a $3.5 mil· lion development lor low income Clmilies. The Riverside . ,. Sin Harrisonville Cool i he average home Local Councils of Churches in dozens ol U, S, cUtes are going into the housing business. oUc nuns at the Loretto Adult Educatioo Center are helpl~ llliterate adults acquire enough education to be el!glble lor job training programs. United Press International Mr. and Mrs. Chas. D. Woode, Clara Follrod and Nina Robinson called on Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Hayes and Gregory of Mid- at the factory under otrict quality control. Free analysis for your home. Call and we will have an Amana-man give you a complete cost eotimate. No obtigation, of coUli!O. By LOUIS CASSELS OTHER CHURCH councils are concentrating on inner city employment problems. The York, PL. council has toull1 jabs tor 200 unemployed perSODB so tar this summer. The st. Louise~ cil has asked each of the 1.400 clergy in the city to filii at least one jd> for a ghetto resident. In Chicago, a lil:rOUP of Cath- on S25.QQ S25.QQ WIRING TRADE-IN ALLOWANCE (w herr rt·quircd) ALLOWANCE NOW is the best time to BUYA flameless ELECTRIC WATER HEATER EE YOUR DEALE TODAY Mich., under the aegis of llunicipal Court Judge Keith J. Leanhoonts. persons under age 25. Jlllge Bob, spent a recent evening with Mrs. Katie WUaon. Mr. allll Mrs. Robert Alldre recently spent a saturday evening in Racine with his sJsters. Mr. IIIII Mrs. K. C. Welsh Mr. and Mrs. BlaloTaylorvt.. ited his mother, MrL Zona Tay.. lor, at the Wetzel County Ho.. pilal at New Martinsville, where she ls quite ill. Mrs. Nelsel WeathentWl Yialt. eel her brother, Mr. llld Mn. Eldred Grimes IIIII oon at Athens saturday nlgl!t IIIII on Sunda.Y they Ill went to Columbus. WhUe there, they Ylsi<edMra. Weather• man•s unclei .Hmter MUJner. Sarah il'oode returnecl hcBne alter visiting aeveral day& with heL' brother, Mr,. and Mra. Warren Bentz of Glousrer. Mr. a1111 Mro. Charles Nlclds IIIII daugl!ter, Charleoe, and her dallllhter, Leoa, of COsey, DL, ail spent a lew <IB.Y• hero with his pareots, Mr. IIIII Mrs. Clar- Helen Help USo • • By Helen Bottel OPEN DAILY .loGO AM to !O:OOPM Sunil)' 10•30 AM tol2:30 PM 1ftd 5:00 Ill 9100 PM Wayne Swlohtr, Ha,.W L-..... llld K~ll Me. Culloiuah IN your friendly phii'IIIICim· at Swlahor and LohM Rlll'all DruoL ,, .., IYft low ' ' prescription prl- and p.111npf ence Nichols, and other reladves. Mrs. Myrtle Boggess &pent a ..-.tee llld 6- dlys 1 WMic. Let U t - counl drill prl ... - you for 111 yo~~r pr•crlptlon IIIII llrut MI . . 1 Mrs. Doris Koenig arxl sons, Rickie IIIII Mr. IIIII Mrs. Donald Koenig, spent a weekendatMalllsiiP£!!1.!C?Ll19..~-'"'" , ,fie~ w_lth}'W ~r 19Dt Mr· .llld ln ooctety It they WFre provided Mro. Uoyd 1\oenlg ..... flmlly, . wid! "the right k.ldd of hUmin Doris stayed. for a looger visit. contact&." Mrs. Sybel Dorst of Sumner With the help of churches a1111 spent a <IB.Y here at the home of other community groups. he lined her son, Mr. and Mrs. Robert ""500resporudbleadultstoserve Doratlllll ally. Young offenders who seem as .._,.id probation sponsors. amenable to rehabUltatlon a r e placed on probation under t h e personal sl.l)ervt.sion of a volun-teer sponsor inatead otbelag aent A report by the Methocllstmqazlne TogeUler says the system has worked well in Royal Qak, which hod only 55 probation violations out ot 790 cases in one year. In Denver, COlo., first bl.g dfiy to adopt theprogrun,only 2percent ' to or the probationers M.ve had be committed to pri11011 tor !ailill! ID respond. Project llledamOilant has now been adopted by 59 courta ln 23 otates. Dr. William ACIOD, aDe,._ Ma .•"*t· ~· DRY:cLEAN NOW 99Z-2057 HOME JliiOGilkaJiavacatlonlDg~~~==A=•:•·======! jj . ,· · · , : , · •••••••••••====================~ HI .BREI Sl. 0N'S.. , MA'R·K·ET- ~ r I I I COLD' t CARRY~OUT ONLY I I It ,.:,awr.ST. I · - - - - - - - - -... ' ---~· EXJJUSPEciAL ' ' ., .' o\'' mouth had gonorrhea, which you ., :• · ."~ 2 ·.·.1-.e...,.._. 00 , . . .· · -- • .• t The worat thing they did was pt 1!1>881p started that a leUow With some acne sores around his /'- .· .~ I lbs HHI'JI ..... · - ~ .: I • • •.•. lil&urda}' ru t "abortion. tt IPORI Open Every Week D•y,9:00.t07:UO / I . ..... . . ' •' THE BEST EXTRA LEAN J:. '• GROU DCHUfQ ,. I •. lb. '. ' ' . ' (•' ,. . ., .''~ ,; BRIAD ' J ,lvs. . '.' llcCOYS '' .I I ~·'I ' ' ' I . '' '· ~·' • eould catch U you ki sand htm. , The horrible part Is people ~ . the spot can't make a b l g isa, because that just spreads 'e talk lurther and more believe a•. hard to really prove who rts these tales, but we know cause we used to be in ••the j!rrup," before we got Cod ~Since they'll probabzy start oo a next, what can we do to stop em? - TWO GffiLS AGAINST ~ p •.! ADAMS' lOUTH ASKED FOR IT! He should! This column Is for young peoHowever, I have a better sugde, their problems and pleas- gestion. Why don't you and your Ires, their troubles and fun, As parents trade bedrooms? seems nth the rest or Helen Help Us!, to me a room which opens on t welcomes laughs but won't the kitchen, den and bathroom Odge a serious question with is much handler for them than . brush~ll . for you,- H. Send your teenage questions tc Dear Helen: 'OUTH ASKED FOR IT, care of There are six of us who llke lei en Help USi this newspllper. the same boy, He's cute, but most :WEET GffiL GOSSIPS people think he's IJIIIy becauoe Jear Helen: lie has slli!IJUy buck teeth and U it was just "John likes Bet- so-callfld porcupine hair. But he Y who likeaJlm 11 stutr, wewould- has a great personality. l't mind, but this crowd of. girl How can we convince other :osalps is vicious. people that he isn't that bad, A girl doesn't date, and likes and how can he be divided a· !pOrts? It's whispered she's mong us six?- N.S.D.T,R, AND •One of THOSE - watch oot lor c. ter." ~ .... wl • " Dear Girls: L .. U\t~niM, a...........,. 8UJ ' tu ' B V ,.::. Fol- ' Pete•s sake d<Jn't eoa.. lpeOCh problem Is having a touglt vlnce any MORE ~le _ this ll1llUgh ttme IOithout being call- kid has an oversupply ot girls iMI a panay. already' _ I won't ~ lnto the times they Secon'd question: Before you uave voiced around that a girl sll him six ways Pm quite la ~! of town for a ..you know he'll choose a favoritelrhat operatlon. SO of course and she may even be Number llle next person to repeat it 118¥S Seven. _ H. su:: ~----~~!'lltlilll!'-!!tl!_!lll-•~--~-------1 (We ·Are Not Open On: SundayS) , ' MRS. KENNETH ROMINE, Pomeroy, receives a check for $50 !rom Jack Ambrose, manager of the Pomeroy Kroger Co. Store. Mrs. Romine ls the second winner of s major prize in the company•s current contest. Leenhouts decided thai many youthCUI lawbreakers could be Mrs. Leah Williams loond a turtle in her yaOO with the names Bob G. ond Ray A. 1955 which had been carved by their father, Bob Alldre, 15 years ago. The turde had traveled oJjy about • ver paychiatrist, thinks it works because a volunteer probatiOD one-fourth mlle. Mrs. Alice Whaley called on apoosor ''doesn•t hive the cynl.. her mother recently. She had clsm that aproteaslooaldevelCIII just returned from Alabama In hlndllJW ollenders day after where she Ylolted the l.Vdegraf!&. <IB.Y.'' Judse carwee Leek of The communU,y exten:l.s sym.. Shawnee lllsolon, Kan., ouopoctO that "a lol or theoe people Juot pothy ID the flmlly of Earl Deal, 42, who died unelqlected]y at Unl- to that 11011110110 ...... verslil' Hospllal lo ColumbuL about them.". Cllnloo Gilkey IIIII son, Tad, of Alb&Juo spent an event,. with the Dale WIUiams. Mrs. Henry W - spOnt saturday afternoon with Mrs. Ava Gilkey, llr. IIIII Mrs. Frank Jlalllday and Mrs. llarbora Y - remain oo the sick 11 "~ Mr1, lvollonobee made a bualnen trip to Athens recenUy. Mro. May Ma- Yiol<ed MrL llatleWD1011. . ' ' .·SPECIAL ON VITAMINS . RIGHT CONTACTS week with her daughter, Mr. and NOTING THAT 70 per cent ol Mrs. Gerland Branoon, BrldgeaU crimea are committed by port, W. VL ID jaU. spent their vacation in catifornia with his aunt. BIG SAVINGS ELECTRIC WATER HEATERS i~ Aprogram caUed "Project Mi.- ptllqgra and the ASK A!IO!JT OUR · turned home SUnday attern sev- eral weeks with relaUves at DeJ.. aware, Ohio. 1•00 .a·. _,_. ' '. "Blood & QJts" Gal. Patton film l1 tic~ lor Henry Fonda .•.• The &ipremes eame out tor Hubert and then recorded aU the "FlWIY Girl., ntm BOngs •••• Have the 007 s 86ed it? LouLse was a Jaelde Glee&on Glea Girl, now ploys his glrl clllm in Bob Hope's wardrobe and joke files were in "How to commit Marriage" ••. . Comedy writer Buddy Arnold (formerly Milton Berle'a sense ot humor) buated his foot run. ning for a cab to a courtroom ror the possession of the late publlclrd Frank Young who gave Joe storage' room when his cash ran City Hsll's Room 9 (press) I ' ' Mro. in.North Jury Orders Indictments BLAIR HOUSE Fmns Awarded Nal')' contracts totaling more than ' , '·.. ' . '':"{:. ''"" ~· "~ ' ' . . '·~. ' .~ ' ,, '' lorn•• [!~=~r,.~~~;~ A~- Reagan's (and Jane Wyman's) bum "Guess Who's Happy At Home .. just when Paw's checking 1600 Pennsylvania Ave. tor a conservative rental .•. . Daily out .•. Within weeks, eight mags (Time, Newsweek, Esky, Sports ~ a few riots ago Ebony was the only one ... News mag is adcllng up the deaths and collapses laid at the feet of jogging. 20th-Fox wants ID bu,y two WW blast to bits in the Pearl HarOOr scenes of 'jTora! Tora! Toral" ... A film ot Jake Lamotta's lite? Who'll play Jake taking the Billy Fox News' Jimmy Jemail broke a toe (no, not the one he photogs with) ... . Marcel Cerdan sayshe 1ll open an E. 57th st. restaurant here next Jan. (he dined with ex ..champ Tony Zale at Gailal!her' s 33) .... Woody Woodbury's back slloon clowning now that his TV series has been sunk without a trace. George Hamilton in chic pink swim pants was Bridgehampton's Ocean Harbor club's star act . fight's dive h~ confessed to authorities? Esther Williams? ••.. stories eoul<l prejudice jurors' minds without their actually knowi,.; iL "A juror could recall during trial that Gov. Barron has five 'j)&]s' and that is prejudicial Little thoughts like that could surCace at any time," Verry PANTS Health-Tn SHIRTS Knit Long SIHvtl 5iJo4to 12 BOYS BLUE BIRD ROB ROY JEANS SWEATERS With Safety Knees Knit fo• Boy• ofld girls Size Infant ••··""" _ _ _;.._1!.?,2_ Highway Jobs $47 mtUion to make rocket lalUlChers for air.to-groond missiles. .GIRLS STRETCHINS PANTS ANO TOPS THE KIDDIE •. ON THE T IN MIDDLEPORT. 0. ~-----------------------~- .- AUGUST Continues-Shop At Home And Save VALUES FOR ALL IN EVERY DEPARTMENT. GET SMART-SHOP NOW 1-----------1 See The New Fall I Dresses, Jumpers, I Sweaters, Slacks, I Skirts and Jackets The government conteocled any move for a change oC venue now was premature. "Until we gel into :selection of jurors, no one knows,'" one government attorney said. Judge Marlin said, "l do not condu:Je that a fair arxl impartial jury cannot be impaneled here." The judge said, however, that defense counsel could at any time - between now and trial, or durt~ the Lrial -again ask the court for a change in the sile of the trial. : By Russ T01. Lady 1 Wrangle• and Lady 1 Bird. L..-----------.. MIDDLEPORT, 0. Saltrday Ti I 9 1 ·---------------------------------------I I I I I I I I I I COURTEOUS & EFFICIENT SERVICE DESENEX OINTMENT CHARLESTON, W, Va.- COntracts tor two interstate hlgbwas coostructlon projects in southern West Vlrglnlawere awarded Wed. ne>day by the State Road CommJ.ssion. A contract totaUng $3,653,2H tor building 2.74 mlles ot lnterBtste 64 In Greenbrier County was awarded to GB&Y IDe. ot London, Ky, A Dayton, Ohio, firm Maxon Construction Co., was awarded a oonlract of $976,950 to construct seven land and river lders ol the substructure ot the ID· lerstate 64 bridge over t h e Kanawha River between Dumar and South Cherie-. One project remains to be awarded trom the July 30 _,. ing ot opparent low bids. II l• tor 2.8 mUes <t Corridor "D" ot AIIPalochtan Development Hlgl!way on U.S. 50noarMul')lllytown ln Wood County. The bld lo under studY, a spokesmaa tor the road commission slid. Reg. 75c JOHNSON'S SCRATCH'N CUT KIT- 5 Mi. S. of Rovenswood On Route #2 Reg. 98~ c WidIll '' ARRID SPRAY DEODORANT CREST I TOOTHPASTE only Reg. 69~ JOHNSON BABY CREAM ProJect Your Hellth ... soe Re&- 98t Gille\\e f oaml '4\MG til Reg. $1.49 I by SMABTAIBE. AA B BRYLCREEM Reg. 95c Miss America. Shoes LOAFER only 65~ : 63~ I I ' argued. DICK'S MOBILE HOME --------------------------------------------, Switch Over.II Ont INy. . BOYS Billy The Kid and Health· Tox ' BOYS Rob Roy and SAVE NOW ar Glrls: Try BIIOaky sYIDpllthy. Get It around that you feel terribly sorry for theae poor sex -obsessed girls because thsY keep showing 1 their ignorance - about venereal diseases, homosexuality, other things they'relall'lna<ed with \ but don't CJ!Ite understand. And use as an example their whisper that an aene sore on the face was "gonorrhea." There•aamlllion-to-one chance it might be a syphillis "pimple," but never 14 G," whose 17mptoms are quite dll!erenll Never millS a chance to shoW up "the dumb club" with true \fa,ots, and always smile pitying. when you do II. It others join - IIIII th~ will - the bad rumor gato will soon llO! the Ustenlng they desorve, - H. Helen: i 117 problem Ia privacy. We !.ave a amalt hou&ell!ilch had addltiOJIS from time to so lt lm't well planned. bedrOOm has three doors, to the del}. one to the bath. IJid 0110 to tho ldtclteo. ' hall, everybody we have tJJ througli Ill)' room to pt . lnrwhereln the' hou&e. I don't really mind this BO 1 ·Olicept that 1111 tath•r I th!OOih 1111 room on the ID the bathroom with - · on but his undersho:al'\•I #llolnk he could pul on a , ho '""''t belher. MY · • '!Do!l~t ~ook,,. bi1t the Shouldn't ho hive ! "The government wina its case CHARLESTON, W, VL (UPJlSpeclll JUdge J. Robert Vartln when justice is done to one of Jr. Wednesday refused to move its citizens." Perry said he felt justice could the trlal oC former Gov. W. W. Barron and fl ve other men from net be done in this case if the case is tried here. U, S. District Court here. ~eelflcally, Perry referred to Barron and the five other men articles in the Wall street Journare charged with conspirac.v to commit bribery in connection al, Charleston Dally Mail and Ule with state business. MarUn ear- Charleston Gazette. He read a headline from Tuesday's Daily lier had indicated trial could • Mail which said, "Barron, 5 Pals gin next Moo:loy. Robert Perry, an attorney lor Back in Court Wednesday." 11 Think, your honor," Perry Barron, argued that a change ot venue was necessary because said, ••what that headline can do prospective jurors' mirrls had in an alleged conspiracy trial." Perry maintained that Barron been prejudiced by what he termed "pobonous, prejudicial and the other five deferdants are not, and have not, been "pa1s." publiciI,)'. " The other defendants are forAOO, Perry charged that much o( this alleged adverse publlcity mer Finance Commissioner Tru"was generaWd by the action ol man Gore, ex-state Road Commissioner Burl Sawyers, former the federal govermnent.'' Then Perry reminded the ju:lge deputy road comm iuioner Vinof a slogan which he said is cent JuJmkoski, auto dealer Alprinted atql the doors of the U. l'red W. Schroath of Clarksburg S. Justice Department in Wash .. and Tuppers Plains, Ohio, and Borm Brown, an Elkins attorney ingt.on: am former law associate or Barron. Brown was the only one of the six not in court today. Defense counsel offered t h e court a waiver of appearance, authorizing the court to continue withoot hlm, which said he Is a WASHlNGTON (UP0 - A fed- patient at Memorial General Hos· eral grand jury Wednesday in ~ pital in Elkins. Perry said the recent news dieted (Our persons and two companies on charges of consplr~ng to defraud the government out of $4 million In a delense contract for Na~ ro<:ket launchers. Fint Showin~ In The government saJd the deW•st Virvinio of The fendants used false invoices to 1969 Modol•-60xl2 funnel the lunds throogh dum3 Btd Room, HI Both my corporations to Switzerland, Fully Carpeted. In The companies named in the 'l1t0utiful Early American indictments were Chromcrart Corp. of SL Louis and the firm into which it was merged in June See The 1969 Invader oC 1966 - Alsco, Inc., of Akron, Drive A Littl• Ohio. Between February 1962 and Save A Lot January 1967 the firms received Twiggy's boy friend Juatin de Villeneuve's wife will wed Robert Jones In Oct. .. .. Ronald daughter Maureen waxed an al - a trial over an injury rec'd run.. Dl., etc.) used Negro covers; nlng lor a cab. ly one line of dialogue . . The post office pUe-up of maills solved; there are 31,000U,S.A.press agents .... Arthur Tracher at tbe "Personality" TV ahow: "I can't make any slalement about hlppies. rve only smelled tl!em a Httle. u ly TV, Tina .. For Barron, 5 Others .. il~, nla~ln h-Jp~ keep YO!Jf diffi'ISitjon on an even keel, 1*~~ loss of appeflte. Gen. Omar Bradley role In the n destroyers to ".v"amin fOm· Anot~er Maguires" and winds up with exact- Movies we're not looking torward to: gloriticatlon otCheGuevara .•. 'Ibe late Joe Frisco's ' ' ly' s husband. World of Religion leaslllg her lurid autoblotP'IJihy but she'll collect more than she made ln any three lllms in her lifetime (half a mill) .... Hizzoner beats the bad.air conditioning problems at City Hill by conlerrlng olleo In the nice cool 4th Door at pollee H.Q. ... !Dear- ' in Paramount's "The Molly ACorelllid II e d 7 Lamarr has the rumor tederaJ attl.trney screamed oeCOIId thouihto m re- Morgenthau wants out .. .. The Venue Change Denied Mro. Edith Brtzing went to ::· Marl~ recenlly to pay resp0<1 ln the d-.th of Mrs. Edith Wake- and Mrs. Clair Follrod and taJn.. ' ' have two other daughters son. Mr. and Mrs. Harold Swartz '··, • ntveraar)'. aoo family of WIUiarnstown, W, VL, arxl Mr. and Mrs. Gerald swartz and family of Marietta visited their parents, Mr. and Mrs. Hobart SWartl, recenUy. . · •~an.s •.. at Parkersburg. The Henderson& a I ·• ~· w . datWJters and her parents, Mr. The Amana way is the easy way. Using your foreed air furnace and present duct syotem (if adequate) you can have Amana central oir conditioning in jUBt a few houri!. .£osts - . WO. No ..nooaol\ng, no time oonaum,_ng llildihg of refrigerant in the coils. It's all done ' :,.·. wen tttetr brother-in-law and slater, Mr. and Mrs. Wm. carr and am NlACIN· .•·.',')./ ,.,,. '· ".l..J r....wl l ' Jerry carr-r, ot Roek1 Moulll, N.: The <liiYF ot the s.uth Bethel, Lotlrldae -and Plains ' Uilltecl llelhodiot ·cllurebei · at. , milled ea.., Otlel1Jebi ai LoPh 011 Friday I IIIII Slt!D'diY. Mull. advtBCD'i .~~.;. 11111 wr -. . . Jack YOUIIIIIJid Mr1 IIIII ~ r a. ao,d lla<kney. ' . ' !Jorsel ¥!Uer hla retw'ilacl to his hOIIte lr<ili St. J<1RPhHI)fo pltal, Parkeraburc. Benoy Upton, son or Mr. Mrs. Frank ~ l""e..Went surgery tor-ndlcltlsatVetarans Memorill Hospllallas\Week. Mr. IIIII Mrs. Robertl\!lrcb*o llllllwo chiJd'tenspont a weekend at n.,too YisltlJW relatlws and celebrated their ~rdwoddl,.;an­ BY JACK O'BRIAN NEW YORK - Bob Hope'o son Kelly ls oil to VIetnam with an underwater demolition team ••• Hed,y Lamarr•s and J o h n Loder's son Torly Js a tray slinger at TrudY Heller's Village rockery ... Debbie R e y. nolds & Harry put their B e I Air palace up Cor $600,000 (almost'as much as Harey was clipped tor In the front-paged Hollywoad Friars Club card..cheating) .... George Cukor will rub Bardot and Beat13 together ln the ""Passionately" to see If he can lnv•nt film fire .... <X<ay, what wise guy put up the sign "Fun City - Enter Here" at the 50th & 12th Ave. pier where folks ransom their towed-awas cars. ... ., '· . "· '1•• ' Jlll.l"......,-. Mr. and Mrs. Clair Woode and Conni Sue of Clrclel'llle spent part of their vacation here last week with his parents, Mr. am cool your whole house the easy way .. ~th'._lill week when her brother, Earl a mlsceUaneous shower in the Third Ave. pub keeper Malachy (Himoelf) McCoort gol t I v e I months fttm work at .fSOO a week I 99~ Reg. $1.15 BlMDliD O\SP£1JSll Onll SCJt �.. "'..~ ' ' Negroes Rampage in Miami 155 Girls Model in Revue o.. hWalred Royarum Cole, Rose Colburn, Denise Dean, PeiO\i' Eblin, Debbie Ke!IIIOdf, ca~ Osborne, Con· ole Roush, Beverly Smltll a n d Vldtl Wolle. Madellrw in Your First out!lt were Jemlfer Bailey, Pam Bll· ser, Martie caldweU, Marcia carr, Teresa carr, Vicki Oel• land, VIrginia Cline, G~r Cui· lums, Jenelle CUminp, Coml.e Dalley, ca~ Harriaon, Paola Hauber, l~ld Hawley, Barbara Jordon, Cheryl Kuhn, Sherry Lambert, Donna Lantz, sara Nelson, Cheri Reuter, Debbie RJcboardoon, Filth Smith, Rebecca Smith, Brenda stanley, Bett;y Ui>ton, JtDe Whitehead, Pamela WU· son, Clu1sty lf.ysen, Barbara Broyl<hart, and Clnl.Y Fitch. Gtls modeling in the School Dress category were JanBetzirc, ley Jackson and Miss cathy Kenda Ch&My, Twtl&Clatworth.l', Helen Cotterill, Wendy Eagle, Clark. JerrJY Ferguson, Mary Gardner. Muleling in Let's Sew were Debbie Harbrecht, CArol H a r. Barbara Andrew, Patricia Bos~ ton, JOIIIIY Chapman, Bonnie Dai- graves, Vlckl Harrison, S u e ley, Nleael Duvall, Mollte Fisher, Hayes, Lucy Holter, Sharon Holt· Kathy Follrod, Deanna Hensley, er, Reeky Houdashelt, Carolyn Judy Holter, Sherry Kautr, Con- Hoyd, Sheryl Johnson, Mary Lanie Knighting, Teresa Longe- Comb, florence Meeks, Elaine nette, F&ith McCain, Teresa MUhoen, Linda Myers, Vicki 01>Mitchell, salll,)· Ruechel, Tlmm,y erhoher. Mary Pears(ll, Naacy Ruth, Judy Spencer, Kimberly Sexson, Bonnie Smith, Barbin Steven, Juli Whitehead aM Nola wen, Patti Well, Sheri Yoww, Mary eo~o. y._ Modeling in Articles to Use and Wear were Teresa Chichester, Patty Grossnickle, Cathy (HOSPITAL NEWS] IUid 5581rl• pardcfplltod I•• the alllllll 4-11 SC)'le Revue Wednoodoy ni&frt at the Middleport High SdiOCII Audltor11111 Wiler the dlrectloo ol Ann Holter, Janet Meta, Wendy carper, Jenny Dean. Betty Shatrer, Mary Smith and Jean Whitehead, members o! the Clothl~ CMImlttee. The girls were juclged on tas~ ion, groomtrw, posture and poise, construction, fit, design. andperscnble qualities. State Fair par· ticl.pants ard cowtty champions were chosen. The names olthese girls will be released at a later dote. Narrators for the rewe were Wenly c~r. Mary Smith, Jean Whitehead, Jenny Dean. Janice Eastman, Janet Mees arll Betty Shaffer. Judges were Mrs. Shir- ,,\ ! Pickens, Clthie Pierce, Mila Powell, and Rosemar) Reed. HOLZER HOSPITAL - Vioil· ing hours 2-4 and 7-8 p.m. Parents only on Pedlatrl c s ward. ADMISSIONS Mrs. Jlmmy L. Baker, Wellston; Kimberly R. Landors, Rl 4 Oak HiU; Mrs. Alva E. Cross, ~racuse; Mrs. Douglas M. Crabtree, Rl t Oak Hill; Mrs. Jack Grimes, Jackson; Calvin R. McDaniel, Pt.. Pleasant; Albert M. Pieree, RL 3 Jackson; Mrs. HO ly Pattoo, Hamden; Mrs. M,yrUe V, Hayner, Crown City; Don· &ld E. Mwrning, Jackaon; Mr11. Roy L. Combs, Rt. I Radell!!; Mrs. Frances A. Baker, Rt. 3 . Athens; Frank Nichols, Rt. 4 Jackson; Roy E. Potter, RL 4 Louisa, Ky.; Mrs. VelJDB Greene, Patriot Slar Rl: James E. Pres· ton, 1815 Chestnut !l.; Mrs. L. Ruth Flowers, 2216 Je!!eroon Ave.; pt, Pleasant; Mrs. Roger Wiiliama, Thurman; Wiiiiam Sherman P<lrter, Rt. 4 Oak HUI: Mro. Mildred E. Sisaoo, Nort(lup; Alva A. Delaney, Rt. I Ewington; Mrs. Rondel L. Given, 102 Park Dr., Pl. Plessant; Luther J. Stapleton, Rt. I Ewtngton; Henry G. Rust, Raveni'NOOd, W. Va.; &loan Ann Epling, 510 Jackam Pike; Mrs, R. Footer Cham. per, 265 State St.; Mrs. Donald F. WUUama, Bu!!alo, W, Va. BIRTHS Mrs. Jimmy L. Baker, Wellston, am, 2:39 p.m. Wednesda,y. DISCHARGES Girls In Clothing Mates were Vicki Abbott, Bea Joy Autherson, Students Report to l.egion Bob Burdotle and Jeff Werry, Pomeroy High SciY>ol seniors, reported oo their attendance at Boy o Slate in JWle Monday nlgtJt when Drew Webater Pilot 39, American Legion, met with Doo HWIIIel, commander, in charge. Other guests introdUced were • j • l'i' It • .;. Paul Simpaoo IUid Robert Burdette, Sr. Roy Jewell reported 111 a record bop held last Frida,)'. • . Charlo& Swalzel repOrted on the coun1J1 !air parld~.pollce work to be carrlod out by the post. Volllllleers are needed to help and those WtJrldng are to Jick up their passes at the meat department ol Krogoro. E. J, Hili was reported confiDed to Veterana Memorial Hoa- pltal. A record bop piamed lor Aug. 17 was cancelled. The post made plans lor the 1111ual !amlly picnic to be held at the K.Yaer Crook Power Plant Luther c. Bowles, Mrs. John )IJ'k oo Aug. 25. It was reported that the veterans honor roll has bem taken down !rom its location betwean the courthouse and the coun1J1 jail and wiU now be , placed oear the CivU War moo111110111 ,... the courthouse. ft was reported that the post has boon preiiOilted a chUd weifare cltatlon <m the national level lor ito work <Uringthepastyear. Commandar Htumel thanked Rus1811 Moore for hia work as child welfare chairman. Frank Vau. allan amounced that the elgl1th district or which the local post Is a port had ranked lirst in Americanism in Ohio. A record hop was plamed for Aua:. 30 on the term.ls courts on E. Main !l. A opal!)lettl supper was Jel"Ved by Guy Guinther fol lowing the meeting. H. Conley, Clyde A. Cox, Mrs. John J. Dean, Mrs. Kenneth W. Dempsey, Mrs. Wayne H. Dockery, Taylor N. Fridley, Nora M. Friend, Mra. Ancly Hammood, Mrs. Vernon Ray Hart and ln!ant mele, Usa R. Herald, Mrs. Margaret M. Herbert, Mrs. GallE, Jeffen (Expired), Homer w. Johnoon, Sharon M. Johnaoo, Mrs. Leonard Jmes Jotm R, McQIInoss, Mrs. David H. McQiald, Mrs. Virgil Moore, Mrs. Arnold E. Pope, Donald G. Richards, Mra. George Sedzlol and ln!ant male, Mrs. Fred}, Thacker~ Want male, Roger J. Thomplltltl, Mrs. Gema C. Vtmt.era, Jr., Mrs. Peariie Ward, Mra. Gary L. WUaoo, Stella Y. Wireman, Charles W. Jones, Mrs. Flora Mann {El<plred), Hobart Sines {Expired. we're expecting some nicest people thig Bummer ••. oanweexpeetJ'OU! at W. Va.'s .111!11'Nt RMott-Motel crowd oodmatod at 400 to 500. Negro dlatricl where tho Modellns l.odlci~ Clothes disorclero broke out about 4 . paged ear)J tocky lhnlutlh a whall it ~:tlloeed to diiJIOrae. p.m. WednesdJ1, The distur· were Cltberlne CotterlU, Mel· County Metro Mayor Chuck wide alum area acron the bay arde Dean, Margie Jeffers, Sheri bltter)J blamed "wtal· banc~S aubolded brio!IJ tlurll!ll 1n1m the Republican National McCain, Heidi Milhoan, Jgyce the Jlilht, than renewed with Conventloo In a ouddon ouliJurat den" tor . the dlsturblnees Myers, Bett;y Sha!!er, Nancy P~ looting of store• IUid rock o! violence thai left three ''bec:aulo the eye• of tile nat!oo Smith, Ka~ Tuttle, Lori Mld<lleperoooa shot and at least 10 an !ocund em us !or the throwing at paul~ autlatO' awart, and sandra sayre. bile a. moreln.lurad !rom bricks, rocks Republican convention." Modell~ Sports Clothes were Kirk, accOJiq)lll!ed by Aberand bead~•· Irene Barnes, Jean COW4ery.Sue Police olllelals .aid the ouster na~, wiM> succeeded the alaln At least 100 persona were Cowdery, Jennifer Cray, Janlce o! white newamen !1'0111 a black ; arrested by a 501l-man pollee Dr. Martin Luther King as head Eastman, Debbie Garnes, COnnie power rail)', called to protest Ioree armed with carbine• and of the Southern ChrlotiU Garnes, Janice Holter, Julia Holt'l11e four children of Mr. IUid Mrs. llal' Williams of near PomLeadership Coo!erenee, !pent the "llly"""hlte maketelu of the er, Debbie Jefters, Patt,y I h I e, eroy will be reunltod this ilau but wiD go In "'posite directions when shot&ons that moved Into the convention deleption, area to put clcMn a wave of more than lour hours touring GOP Jane Jordan, Ruth Jordan, Terrie school bella ring. otartod the first outbreak. loodng, burnl1111 and brick the sprawling Liberty City Miner, Marge Riggs, "!&nclie Connee, the eldest dlughter who recently graduated from More- throwi~ that bepn WednesRose, Gall Shafter, Nancy st. head Unlvareii)', will be goiJ1II to Racine where ahe wiD teach phys· day, Authorities laid down a Clair, Becky Triplett, Donna leal educadoo to girls o! the junior IUid senior high schools. Pennee, blanlo!l o! tear pa to break .., Weber, Ronda Whiltlngtoo. a student at Morehead, who will teach and continue her education one unrul,y mob early tocky, Dress Up Dresses were made next summer, win go to Rutland where she has been employed as A Natlcnl Guard Ioree o! MIAMI BEACH (UP!>- The North Caroi!Da - Ntxan 9, Ro<k· and modeled by Unda Bell, an elementary teacher. another 500 to 600 men waa put ftr Ill ballot IOilcall lor the efelier I, Reapn II wencly carper. Mary Bricldes, The trip was planned aa a cui· oo standby alert at a Jal'by ROillll>llcan presidential ..,mJDa. North Dakola- Ntxan S, RockThe eldest son, Rocky, wlU Kathie Chichester, Linda Cotterarmory. But they were not tun1 enrichment phase of the efeller 2, Rllllll I ill, Jean Mees. Peggy MllbOIIl, go to Middleport where he wiD ton: called out em the streets and Neighborhood Youth Corpa proOldt>Nblln 2, Rhlw>dol li5, Jackie Mora, Rhea Mora, SanJra ottend the new ooosolidltod Alabama- 14 votes lor Nlml, about 2:30 Lm., EDT, today an gnm. Stas1011l Newlun, Julie Rose and J e a n school as a senior, and you~ 12 for Reagan uneasy qulot settled over the son, Mark, win be gobw to PomAlaska- II !or Nhm, Rocke· Okillhoma- Nixon 14, Rockelol· Whitehead. area that led many of the INCIDENT ALLY, dld you know Jar I, Reagan 7 Modeling Complete CosiWite eroy where he will be a freshw feller I to leave the district. policemen thet Ohio is the only midwest state ar.-Nixan 18 were Ltrda Brown, Lenora Mich- man at the new eonoolidoled Ark- Winthrop Rodtefeller 18 "'This whole thln1ts crazy as to show a tra!ftc daath decline Penni(I'VIDla-- NI>OO 22, Rock· junior high school. ael and Louiae Michael Cellf-Rilllll 86 tor the first six months of 1968? bell," said Miami Pollee CII>L e!eller 41, Reapn 1 Modeling Tailored Clothing Colo-- Nlxoo 14, Rockefeller 3, Jack Maddox in deO<rlbl~ the The national death toll lor the Puerto RJeO-. Hocke!eller 5 were Jemlfer Blakeslee. Jenny EVEN THOUGH the Meigs Reagan I of outbursts that began series f'lrst six months was 1.11 six per· Dean, Am Holter and Janet Mees. Count,y Fair did not have pariConn- Nhm 4, Rockefeller 12 Rhode lolan~ Ro<kefalier 14 following a black power rally South Carol!»- NJ>oo22 mutuel betting last year, the lo- cent. Ohio' a toU, however, was Dei- Nhm 9, Rockefeller 3 early Wedneadoy evening. down rour per cent. There were cal rair received $12,657.92, Fla-- Nixon 32, Roekefelier I, South Dalo>ta- NI1CXI 14 The Negroes ignored on-the1,032 tramc deatho compared Tomea--Nhm28 ... Roger Cloud, state auditor re· Reapn I spot pleao by Gov. Claode Kirk with 1,079 a year ago. Texa~Nblln fi,Reapnl5 1: ports. Ga- Nlxoo 21, Rockefeller 2, and the Rev. Ralph Aberna~. still !ar too many! Utab-Nhcn 2, Romne7 6 There were 94 county and indeReagan 7 Even as the tJrst ballot moonted Vermont- Nhm 9, Ro<ke!el!: peOOent ratrs sharing In a record HawaU- Fong 14 toward the nominatloo o! ltir 3 $1,077,763, The money came ': · ldaOO- Nblln 9; Reagan 5 Richard M. Nixon as a V irginlaNixon 22, Hocke!ell-,:: !rom the impooition o! a tal< of D.C.- Nhm 6; Rock 3 calllldate !or ·president at one-halt of one per cent on the Rl- 50 !or Nlxoo; Rockefeller 2 : Mlaml Beach six miles away, Re(lresentatives of the Southw wagers at all race tracks in the VIrgin loland~ Nblln 2, Ro<k"7.; 5; Reagan 3 Negro gangs overturned autoeastern Ohio Regional Council state, plus legislature appropriteller 1 .;. lnd-- Nixon 26 mobDes and set them atlre, were in Columbus Wednesday ations. Waohlnt!tonNlxoo 15, Roelch: Iowa- Nlxoo 13; Roeke!eller PT. PLEASANT Hobart where they conferred with Ohio feller 3, Rel&lD 6 ., This year. of course, the state- Sines, 69, Rt. 1, pt Pleasant, smashed in store wirdows and 8, Reapn 3 begen loodng IUid throwing Deput,y Director o! Highways and approved pari-mutuel belting will West VIrginia - Nlml u; Kan-Carl100 20 died at 9 p.m., Wedneodoy in rocks, sometimes at each odter. Pianntrw Tom Major on the be permitted at the Meigs Coonty Rockefeller 3 :! LaNlxoo 19, Reapn 7 Police teargassed one unruly posslbillty of extending the Route Fair. There'll be twlllght racing Holzer Hospital. WlseooainNhm 30 -:: K.Y-Nixoo 22,Rocltofeiler2 He was born Feb. 27, 1899, 33 improvemeTt from Darwin to on Thurodoy and Friday next Wyoming - Nixon 12 '::; Maine- Nhm 7, Rockefeller 7 in Maeon County. Athens. •• week - this begins at 3 p. m. Marylan~Nixoo 18, RoekeMr. Sines had been seriously Work is now undemay on the The final doy o! raci~ Ia saturAI the end of the roU calltb4t !elier 8 Ul the past lew weeks. He was a new roote from Pomeroy to Dar- day am racinr. on that da,y wm {Continued !rom Page I) Masaachuaett~ Roekefeller 34 !ollowlng - · ciiM&'I'I tlleJr: retired dairy farmer tor the wilL • start at 2. Mlchlpn- Nixon 4, Ho~t~~~ey votes as Collowa: C. C. J..ewjs Farm. He was em- know. The gf014> was told tho! John Mlnn8aota-26 Nbm • ployed there 32 years. Much ot the dlscusaion of tbe Dowler, loth District Director, THE 100 YOUNG people o! Mlaoourl24 Nblln • Mlrm- Nlxoo 9, Rockefeller He was the son of the late ,'OIIIIJIIItee centered around Its is to submit plans for the addi- Meigs County taking part In the Washlnginl>- 24 Nblln ~ James and Anna Stover Sines. belle! that the PorUand elemen- 15, Staasen 1, Lindsay 1 tional15 mile improvement in his Neighborhood Youth Corps proUtah8 Nixon • MilllsolpplNhm 20 program to be filed with the state gram conducted by the Meigs- &lrvlvors include his wife, Ethel tary school Js a much newer fa. lowa-24 Nlml Mlaaourl- Nlxoo 16, RockefelFauber Sines, three daugJIIers, clllty than the one at Letart in November. This program will GaUia Community Actioo Group Oblo-- sa Nhm Mrs. Anna Faye ~ver, Mrs. Falla and that there!ore II should ler 5, Reagan 3 be paid lor with money to be col- this summer left via three GreyVertlltldo-12 Nblln MontanaNixm II, Reagan 3 Faye Given and Mrs. Josephine be given more consideration as lected in 1973 and 197t. How- hound buses this morning for 88 Nlml CalltomlaNebrask&-- Nlmtt 16 Barnett, all o! Groveport, Ohio; a location for classes. ever, It was pohted out that if a Marietta. Mlchlpn-- 48 Nblln two sons, Hobart Sines, Jr., Members of the board Indicat- Nevada- Nhm 9, Roeke!aller 3 bon:l issue passes, the improveIn Marietta, the you'll; people Grove Cily; and Richard R, Sines, ed it was not determined that all Ma1De - 14 NlliiiD New Hampoblre- Nixon 8 ment could be speeded up and are scheduled to visit Brough-llllnol~ sa Nhm Now Jersey- Cue 22, Nhm Pl. Pleasant. students of the preaent Pl>rUand perhaps programmed for 1970. ton's Dairy operations, the MariOkillhoma- 22 NI>OO Six grandchDdren survive. Al- school wool d be aent to the Le- 18 Attending were Bernard Fultz, etta Musewn, the Wood County Now JeriOII'- 40 Nlxoo New Mexico- Nixon 8, Rockeso five sisters, Mrs. Nina Durst tart Fallo butldlng, bet said plano Jack Welsh and James Arnold of Airport, and other polnts of in-Maryland- 26 Nixon feller I, Reapn 5 and Mrs. Mary Barnes, of Mc - eail lor the great majority to be Middleport; Frank Cleland o! Ra- terest in the Marietta-ParkersFlorida- Sf Nhm Now York- Nixon 4, Rockefeller ComelavUie, Ohio; Mrs. Harriet transferred there. •lli' l •o cine. Kenner Bush, A~ns. tkM- burg area. • .. ! ~i~' ~l,' Hoyt, Newark; Mro. Lena ThoThe committee aaked &lpt. ler, and Carl Dahlberg. 1, New York-92 Nlmt mas, Ripley, W. Va.; Birdie Bowen it a state education dePennoylvanla-- 64 Nlxoo Sines, ~ring(leid; three broth- partment olrlclai could be obMontana-It Nblln era, Bess ol McCOMelsvUlei tained to assist the board In 14 Nixon HawaUVene, Columbus and John, ad- curriculum, budget, and redisRhode 111111111-14 Nblln dress unknown. tricting work. Bowen believed (Continued lnlm Page I) Funeral ~ervices will be held one could be aecured. the tedlwn of taking too long to Alabanuo-21 By ROBERT MUSEL Delaware - 12 Nixon Asked If he were free to 2 p.m., Saturday at the Baden NEW YORK {IJPI)... In old reach a toregone conclusion. Tbe committee llao asked tile Malllchuoett&-34 Nixon !Urns 111 the late show the Incidentally althOUill you Presbyterian Ci'<lrch. Barlal will rea11011 w by WU!iam HQteo, choose hla own rumlng male, Arlwlaao-18 Nblln reporter races into the news- never see them on the tube, be in the church cemetery. hired last ,...k as ouperlnlendonl he replied: u1 certal.nlY am. I won the Now Mexlco-18 Nixon Friends may call at Crow room shouting: "Stop the press! good newspaper and news replacing Hayman, was not pre. JKimlnaliOO without having to New Mexico- 14 Nixon . ,. rve p a scoop." agency men operate with the llussell Fmeral Home after 1 sent. The buard said he had a poy any price or make any Kanaa~ 19 Nhm, I Rockefel" : · Anyone whoae ideas o! oame elan. The best thing to do p.m., Friday. previous commlttmenl. ler , deals . . . I will make the reporters and the way they go when the next Hollywood Nevadll- 12 NlliiiD decision balled on 11\1' best about their craft. comes from cinema-type reporter shouts )ldgmenl as to the man Who Alalka-- 12 Nblln this suspect IIOI.lfce could have "Stop the preul" is laugh right can - k best with me and, 11 Virginia- 24 NI1CXI had a brilliant example of the lnto the face of your set. he ever bas to do that, be North llalmla-- 8 Nblln way they actually work in real prosldent of the United States ComectlM- 16 Nblln Tbe 0011erap of the convenUJe by staying up esrly this Colorado-IS Nlxoo morning to watch the voting in tion by all three networks has •1 want a candldote Who doeo Puerto Rico- 5 Nlml the Republican National Con- b- commendable, particularly West VIrginia- 13 Nhm, t <: not divide this COtlltr)'." the Ooor reporting of Jobn vention. AlthoUBI> Nixon was never In Rockefeller Before R l c h a r d Nixon Chancellor d NBC, But CBS By Unlled Preas IJUrretiooal any real daJipr of ioalng the North ClroJina- 26 Nixon grabbed the nomlnallon in the and NBC were prisooers of WASIIINGTON - DOCTOHS ARE SA11SF1ED wltll Iormor Presi- nomination, his tr!umpb dld IIJt Laulalana--26 Nlxoo !!rill ballot at Miami Beach the their own !ormat, i.e. the dent Eisemower's initial progreso since hla latest heart attack, bet Vircln lolatm- 3 Nixon alert Dan Hather of CBS-TV complete convention gavel-to- !hoy say the outlook lor recovery Ia ll1lll UJ~~redidable. Obeer• come as eaally aa was picked up a rumor that the gaveL Chel RunUey and David Uooa corq>leled Wednosdoy - e d the 77..year...a.J -ral'aselzure adverUIIed by lila eampalp Texa&-54 Nlml, Raapn 2 Rockefeller and Reag1111 strate· Brinkley of NBC labored as early Tueodoy was of "equal oewrlty" to tile latl me oo JWIO 15, ........... Who had oontlotenliy Gaorsla- 30 Nhm claimed more than 700 !lrot Kentuc!Qo- 24 Nlxoo gists were going to try to force valiantly as Cnridte to l1llocl which was described as a "maJor" heart attaek. ballot votes ctm!plll'ed wltll tile the convenUoo to a.(iourn tile verbal adrenalin Into our A bulledn iuued by Walter Reed Annl' Medical Center said 667 needed to win. vote IUitll toda,y. The theocy was (Jiadrennlal !rlbal rites but the Eleemmrer 11 Spent I e<mfortable alght" Tuelday am UvltaJ ...... they might have more time thing simply went on too long. Before the - · begon hove remained stable." The doctors report that they are At! oiled llwitehlng V<)loa to the wlmer •• overnight to bresk the phalanx Wrapup Lacks ~k lfith his curreot progre1a. they alwa.vs do ooce nomillatloo The Glorylandora ~from : ABC-TV was thus presented or Nlxoo deieptes. Is decided, the Nixon total was WUmlnginn win be at tho : The cameras closed in as with a glittering _.run~ty to MIAMI BEACH - THIRD P ABTY PRESIDENTIAL callllldlte 101 Clurdt d. the ~. Rother cheeked the story with sweep the ratings with tla George Wellace predlcted toda,y that the Republican Party would 692 at tile end or lila ballot. Florida Ch&qea Votes The <11arte1 wiD alng at 7:30 : Sen. John Tower or Texas Who ni8llll1 90.mllade wrapup of the loae the ellllre ScUll with Riehard Nllllln as lt. 'MIIII-. Nixon 11101 his !lrot 1111 break p.m. 111 Frldoy and Satunloy and . : believed lt. In his giau onciolled da,y' a events. Howard K. Smith Wallace pve a televised llllervlew lnlm ~~oo~t&<~Dery, Ala., before tha roll call, wb.. the 1110 at tile 9:30 LDL and the7:30 .• anchor bootb aboYe the conven~ anchored a workmanlike pro- ahortly after Nlxoo woo the nomination. "I think he wiD be de!eatod Florida doleplioa, Where he p.m. aervtce• on !kntloy. The < ductloo Which somehow lacked lion Ooor Walter Cronkite in November just aa the Democratic callllldlte wl!l be defeiiMI. had boon iltlled !or 19 •ote•, Rev. Clyde v. Halldlr- pea- ,c over the role of a db' editor on the IIIJIII'k !hot would have- as Mr. NIXIlll will not carry, In 11\1' Judlpnapt, lillY Southam ollteL" decided to liVe him 33 d Ito Sf tor, will ~at eaeb orlht-- ;: a new_.r. He dlrected his IJIIIIl' in the lralllry believe It oo tile firot ballot. vicea. 'l11e Glor)llandort haYO ·· Ooor stall to run clown the could have-- completely demoINKSTER, MICH. - A STATE POUCE DETECTIVE waa ldllatl seeoncl break came IDIM aeveral reooniL 'lbolr _ . . Nixon'• rumor. lished the -slllm prime ear)J toda.Y and two eliY policemen were wounded when an!pera • ron eall becauae of a acheollle will toke them 11110 ...,• . durlnc tile There followed an impressive dme. ABC had the advantap or ened !Ire on pollee cars In thlo Detroit auboutl. Pollee lhot IUid revolt within the New Jersey oral - L demonstration o! top(ll&bl Jour- leatl.lJto from lllCh alternate and killed au unldentl!led N"'P'O man who wu 1 aiJII)ect In the anipor deloptlon, where Sen. Clllford oallsts at wurk. BW Stout widely ~ar !are u "COWboY attacks. to 1]11135 P. caaa waa Oagged clown Rogers Morton, In Africa," "Rat Patrol" and "I can1 say Whether it'& racial or plantled withoUt llorther 11>- or the 40 WIN aa a favorite 1CX1 ME1G9 GDIERAL HOSPITAL 1 Nixon's Ooor manager, Mike ucarri101l 1 Gorillas."' '"stlptlon." Inkster Pollee Chief Jim Fyke teld newsmen. candl-. The rtbelllon P" ADMISSIONS - Iva nelda, : n alao had me of the deii&bll Wallace burrowed Into the Nhm 18 and loft Cue wltll22. - " ' ; Pearl I'I1Uiln, ,.,.. . : o( the convention coverage, the Ml88iuippi deleptioo and found SAIGON - AN INVASION FORCE OF 4,000 soldiers hla ewopt Before the courteq tnlitebea, 1011 Wllllam Upelllrcll, ~ :: they had been summoned to an urbane, elegant mel of wit& into the A Sbau Valley to at!Oe a &niWiDtl Communist threltl to tho final ta111 save Nblln 692, head, 1\Y. immediate caucus with Reapn. between the rl&bl wtns•' the ellled wer bouUoo at Do N1111g, mWtory ..,...omen said today, Rod<efeller 292 and Reapnt75. DISCHARIZ'I- Nooe. :: · Joe Bent! butlonholed Frank WOllam Buckley Jr., and The drive, unlerwoy lor lour da)oo, wu tile second dme u. S. IIIII other voteo wore seatteretl ~ Farley of New Jersey, a Nixon lllltOOriJO)Iticlan Gore VIdal who Soulll 'VIotnmaese troops had eatered the .alley to Ito!> the Dow or ~' stalwart. Ike Pappas stepped belongs to the liberals. Ruckloy &mltlll alx flYorlte ..... and 1110 "" Communist aoldiera llld a...,Ues lhrwah A Shau Into tile norther:l wt.a to the -•r-..U. VETERANS MEMORIAL .:;: Meade Alcorn, Rockefeller Door slid Weclneodoy nl&bl tho! he war tnst. eandldlte, lllrold. E. Staa..,_ HOSPrl' AL ::! manager, was COJIYlnced crime in the ''We are goi~ in there to dealroy eve1'11b11W we ean lind," said Roacan made blowoy IIIIo !he AllMIIISIONSMary Gllkoo' , :: street• would be a bigger Protesoionalo at Work, lllaJ. Gen. Mel viii zala. "W o are l))olll~ tJr a ftaltl." 'l11e llrat U.. back of the hall fl'olll hla treller ~~ CatiiY Cmdllr, llHIII ': The eameras followed them . campaign issue than Vlntoam. COitllllllld post and eviiiiUllb" Dowell. )llddloporl; Zora Wal. ::. ABC's ooverap dld Improve vasloo In 1\prU eoat the elllu 100 hellcoptero lhot dowaln the Jom Hart tbon got tile complete I~ dl:L This dme c.mmunlot rulollDce waollll!t. r......Woo to G!rer 1 ur, l'IIIIIOI'OT, Anlold Slump, :~ genesis of tbe rumor !rom Rop . Wedneodoy nlgtJt after a choppy Jnotlon to , llllke Gle vote c~ .;. Clarke MacGregmo ol Mlmeoo- start Moruta,y and it is no seer« CADIZ, OIUO 1WENTY-EIGHT PEIISONS were Injured wl1on llllllllmotit. It wat ·l:10 Lm. DIIICllAllGED - Linda 18, All the intorvlewlng was its 8llDIJJiacy formula was a tornado omuhed throuah the gluMDC!olled nolltll'alll at the Tip., ell, 12 ...,.,......, wwe ner, Barbara Black. sharp and to the point; the cioaely allldled by the other pan RaHn'Oir oear ~e Weduoada)o cauoinc wreckep lhlt "looked umtttetl to tho - d and aavvy of the Ooor network•. The 1968 conventlmo reporters highly profeoolonal. moy be tile last uncrltlcali)' like an Inside eltllloelon" to one obaerver. None ot the 28 wat badb" llelklll 1llo tiiNIIUiior INFILTRATOHS KD J ,m : What it added up to was dial followed lor every Rk>ment ol hUrl and only eight were hoiJ)IIalized wllll ftrloua cute, lbraatGa& don, WW. olabt l'aoorlte SEOUL (UPI) _ u--·· .;; • • and sa-. ,.,., ._.... .,, the Nixon adherents finnly their oxiiiiAince. Tho man Who and!raclurOL The -Ira, oo u. S. 250, waa the anb' placo the tornado toudted :Nhm !aV«<te GCIIr. Walter tnMipo ldlkMI two Cotnmunlot : believed the story. The I!Mpn. said: "The true Silence of art J. IUckol d. Alhka IUid s., Norlb Korellll lnf1ltrator1 ~ : down, aeCOJdbw to Harrl101t CouniY Sherlll'tllo&Jutl ~ WalRocke!ellera solidly _.,tied Is _ . , What to leave oul" it. But the exercise lilted the waan"l referring to politico, but ler. The wind blew out ell the wl-s In tho dldltll . . - IIIII boato Strom Thu1nond o1 lltJUtil 1101111 tile Domllltarlsod Zone : dreory chronicling of every NBC and CBS might do ~worse hollae and damlged eight motor vehlelao IUid oefttll boato and Inli- carolina linlntdlialeiy wllbdnw IIIJU'aUna North and Soulll Kor. ; llalrMIIIOI. ea. • or the convention out or Ulan ponder his words !or 1972. er&. u.n , How they Voted .. :t Hobart Sines Being Urged Dies Wednesday ... Deficit -- " - ,. TV ... in Review Pt. Ploeoant, W. Va. ,_ ..... .,.. ........... .....,_ ~ .. ... 1nd MOTOR LODGE :J'JJ-1111 ., .......... 671-1111 In !he St.rlight Room-Fri, Sat. ·-.-__...... ........ t-.. .---· THE VAGABONDS SUr-Ma ........ .. _ a . l l l ·-~··· r....._ •:,-=..-,:. (fd.llonoS..I :.............. ·~ Will- ,_ ~:::=, ::o..w IATD Nixon News ... in Briefs Glorylanden Will Sing in Pomeroy _,.led p.-J ' lllfUII\1 (eec.llll " " ........... ...... i1 ""~ 111111 MMI oM!III •r.• ~~~,. lltel) ............................ 4hnlnl(t....... . . , .......... War-i -enttoo. : • I '; • \ ' ' . ' . . . •' ' .. S(x .to Enter Flower Show Plans were completed tor par. tleipatlon In the Meigs County fair flower show by the Chester Garden Club Mondoy night at the home of Mrs. Robert Wood. Mrs. Clarence Neutzling was assistIng hoateas. Chester C I u b members will provide sb entries In the sec. ond ahow, Aug. 16-17, In the St. Patrick's Day class ol. the artl.stlc: arrangements dh·ision. Volunteering to enter the clasS were Mrs. Reid Young, Mrs. jlonald Mora, Mn. Earl Dean~ Mrs. Roy Holter, Mra. Pearl Mora, Mrs. Dele Kautz, and Mrl. Wood. A discussion on method• of judg1f11 and flower show schedule terms was led by Mr.s. Yoong, the program chairman. The autbori· I.Y !rom the judging hancl>ook of the Ohio Association ol Garden Clubs was given by Mrs. Pearl Mora. Mrs. Earl Dean received the high score tn the quiz which followed. Roll call, an aid to easter ower arranging, was answered •Y 18 members and guests, Mrs. Marion Wood, Mrs. Max Harrah, and Mrs. K, D. Amobury. Devotions by Mrs. Wood included two meditations, "Common Paths" and "Weeds Come or Themselves, Flowers Need Cultivation," 91e concluded wtth a pray- er, uLet Me Do M3 Work." Mrs. Donald Mora, presJdent, had eharp of the busine1a sesaloo which opened with the club colleet and the verse of the moo!h by Mra. Charles Grl!flth. The resignation from membership ol Mra. Herbert LeDeiiiX was accepted with regret, The LeDeaux family fa moving from the area, Mrs. Paul Baer, secretary, read a thank you UiJte frllm Mr&. E. B. Knight, an honorary member, thanking the club for flowers sent her. Ribbons were awarded to Mrs. :::::·:· :·:·:·:·: ·:· :· :·:·:·:; ;.;:;;:::::.;:; .;;;:::::: :::;:;:::::::::::::~::: !!Social ;;:: Calendar! =~ ij[ ,', Wood and Mra. Neutzilng lor arrangements of gfadloU used throughout the home, and to Mrs. Baer and MrL Pearl .Mnra lor apeeimena o! roses and gladloli. Judging the exhibit. were Mrs. Purley Karr IUid Mra. Young. A picnic Ripper m the lawn ol the Wood home preceded the meeting. Table' graee was by Mrs. Karr. The hostesses served the dessert and pve favors of dllh clotho in aoaorled colors. A contest eon<klcted by MrL Baer was won by Mrs. Donald Mora. Mrs. Wyatt C~ell won the cbor prl2e. Dialogues Conducted By Enterprise WSCS I: Dialogues were reatured in a program carrying out the theme, "Tc:w.·ard More Effective Com· munlcatlon With Youth," at Tuesday night's meet!~ o! the Wmnen's Society of Christian service or the Enterprise United Methodist Church, Held at the home of Mrs. James Will, the program emphasis was on increasing adult awareness as to the behavior of youth ard their reactions. The extreme sensitivity ot youth to inconsist• encies and discrepancies in behavior was pointed out intheprogram. Youth, according to the program leader, Dorothy Long, Capitol Flags THURSDAY PHILATHEA SOCIETY, Middleport Church of Christ annual !omlly picnic, at 6 p.m. ThundlY on the church lawn. PAST COUNCILORS, Theodoruo Council 17, DaugJJten of America, at the Mason C t t y Park, Thurodey, at 6 p.m. lor Presentation of Oags whtch hamburger (ry; Mrs. John Smith have Oown over the Capitol in hostess. Washington, D. C., to two Chester, Girl Scout tr0011s highlighted FRIDAY 1 meeting of Chester Counrll323, IDGH SCHOOL DANCE Plll13' Daughters o! American, Tuesday Frida,)', 9 to 12 p.m. at the Porn- night, eroy tennis court. Jays wUJ em· Secured by Ada Morris from (!HI; ln caae of nln, In the Porn- Congressman Clarence Miller, eroy gym. the flags were given to the calC£ CREAM SOCIAL, Rock dette and junior scout trOCIJS, 5Drlno• ttnltM Mt:~thodist Church Five members of the cadette trKIIY, Ulglnl\nj .,lt ,' ~lao troop, am '23 juniOr sc·o - at)11 ehurcb Jan Ice cream. cake terkled the meeting with t h e i r lDII beYenp. leaders, M.yrna carpenter, BetSATURDAY ty Hawk, Mary Hunter, Mary MIDDLEPORT POUCE llepl Blhr and Kay Flck. Jpollsors outaide dance Satur· Attired in white, Lisa Wood Ja.y, 9 to 12 p.m. at Middleport and Goldie Frederick, tlagbear:mununi)J park. The Jaya will ers lor Chester Council, with 12 Jltlcee. other members, conducted a flag drUl The scout leaders were SUNDAY escorted to the alt.r and Bett;y WEBEH FAMILY reunion, &ut· Roush, ln behalf or the council, dQ', at Royal oak Park. Rela- made the presentation of t h e dvea and lrllllda cordla!IJ Invit- American Oags. She spoke briel· ed. ThoM atlelldlnr to take baa- ly on Oag eUquette and approket-ro. priate Umea lor diljl)oy, Cc:mmenta on respecting the COMMUNION SERVICE, Syn. flag were given by Mrs, Morrls, ,...., First United Presbyterian Chureh, members and !rlenda who noted that ooe o! the objectives of the Daughters of Amer· welcome. lea li to promote !lag dlsploy In MONDAY '"l!EGULAR MEETING, DAV achoola and in the communlty, Moodi.Y; dlnner, 6:30. Vietnam To conclude the eeremony, eounand Korean vetenna welcomej cll members and the .scouts joln.ed in alnging "The Star Spangled Jacob Turner, commander. Presented to Scout Troops p.m:'' .... - ~ . -~ ..... ...... , ... . , __ , Layette Shower Given after Twins' Birth Mr. and Mrs. Goyle Price will hold "'en houae &lnday Mrs. Robert Young, '1\lppers from 2 to 4 p.m. ln honor or Plains, was honored with a layMrs. Anna Henderson, lilelonK ette shower following the birth reoidenl o! Pl>rUand, and her of her twin daughters, Amy and daughter, Mrs. Myrna Rams .. Angie. The shower was held at deli, who are moving to Web- · the home of Mrs. Gordoo Coldster Clly, Iowa. well, Mr1. Henderson and Mrs. Door prizes were won by JanRamldell, rormer teacher In the Portland school, are makIng the move to be near Mrs. Ramsdell's son, Robert. Cozy Corner Friends and relatives are inMake a cozy corner in a vited to the open house. te•n·age girl's room. Either curtain it oft or use a bookcase. Paint a picket fence lai one guest, Wayne Hoback, with bri~ht posies "growing" Portland, and the host and behind It u n d e r a calico hostess, Mr. and Mrs. Paul "sky." Bring lbe calico paper down a few inches and scaHop Smith. it lor a different effect. For It was voted to have the reuJloo more flowers use some instant too. next year on the first SUn- stick-on t I o w e r s on the day in August at the cottage o! windows. This is a good idea Mr. and Mrs. Paul McMurray at for privacy i( the room is shared. Buckeye Lake. wants just the right balance or control whiehallowsdevel~ment or skills, yet protects them from the harmful e(fects or their impulses. The dialogues were "On Being TWo-Facect•• by Mrs. Thomas Bentz and Mr!;. PhiHp Ohlinger; "On Being Contagious" by Mrs. Herbert Dh:on and Mrs. Do n Hunnell, and j'On Being Chier• by Mrs. Will and her two daughters, Becky and Beverly. To conclude the program, Mrs. Eldon Weeks read "0 Jesus I Have PromiJjed." Mrs. Bentz conducted a brief business meet· in.g and Mrs. Hunnell concluded it with prayer. Refreshments were served by the hostess to those named and Mrs. Myrtle Long, Miss Elizabeth Davis, Mrs. Ed Bowen aOO Mrs. Ethel Smith. The Will chil· dren were guests, Wlil! Mary Wood arxi graOOdaughter, The Poet's Corner ... lASTING ln the earryl~ man, ADother hel,\)a mtM the gra11 while one Ia W; one in summer grades our lane 10 Dic:e. While in wi'*r eleara the atand lee. One lady ron I and COIIIbe die hair of a neighbor who 11111 able, - e r invite• her oeighbor to est at her toble; - • r iood neighbor ollareo her clothesline, When I have too many clothoa to han& on mine. Another &heres her newwith one so - r , So no one mJnea the news we hold .. dear: 11 .. all had •llhborboodl like I have In mioe Our iood bid U. S. .A. would be juat fine. . Mrs. Plll! A. •Sellera ll.I•",D,J,llol ~ / Raclno',. 'Ohi~' '' . ' Ritchie and daugJJters, Pauline Myers, Onlta Cole, Nettie Young .. ~·· \' ~ Wiules and Squiules! TV Stamp-_ On All Purcha .. l 279 W. Main Days Savinqs OUI' WHITE RAIN HAIR SPRAY WITH TAME PLUS FREE TANGLE TAMER COMB HAIR TONIC REG.$1.19 69e 69 LAUNDRY BASKETS BAYER ASPIRIN REG. 98c 100 CT. REG. 1.32 10 oz. SPECIAL 39~ MOUTH WASH oz. REGULAR ONLY REG. $1.55 ROLL-ON DEODORANT 75c SIZE 49e ONLY EXCEDRIN TABLETS REG. $1.59 88~ lDDct. sse SCOPE MINT FLAVORED LIQUID SHAMPOO VITALIS 7oz. KEOPECTATE PRELL 69~ CREST TOOTHPASTE Mint Flavored with Free Toy Reg. 95c Family Size SAT. & SUN~.~""'!""'!"' REG.$1.49 REG. 1.00 erqy. ~-- Lou' s-He'll Fix Those LOU'S Shampoo Tangles A trip to 11a1t1mono for a pari)' at the homt ot Mra. Eoltalloyer was piamod !or &lnda,y Whe~~ the Kin Club met ro<ontly at tile homt ol Mra. Dalo Wippel, Fom- 'l*r· HYorr Is ABit Shakey Brin&lt Into WHEEL BAlANCE CHECK Hosts Club Mrs. Harcy Davia COIIIlicted the buolneas meeting Wrlllll Whleh time piano were made for a rummago sale 10111811me lhll !all. Games were pliJ'ed with prlzeo bolnll won by Ted Warner, Mrt. Jamea CllUord, Sr., and MrL Jtrey Fq. The - ... aervotl a tleiiOit eourae oo ecy. &tal UIJ'I wltll. mJnla, tltll and eo«ee. Next meet1na win be at the home d. Mrt. Cll!rord '"' ""'" 19. AUandlnr belldoo thoae named we~ Mro. Richard Vaullto. Ani!~ Ohllnro!', llta. old ll'ier!baoh; lito. Ell• 1!1>. on:obath, ~ Jomea Clqtord, Jr., llltlllt:J:a14~ Matt . ............ ....,..,..,. 1101'0 f ey eilil ~Stout. ATTENDS~dSERVANCE Mtending the 87th blfthdoJ ob· aervance of Clyde 9towart rt- . cently at the home or a daullllter and eoo~n~aw In Herrlul-, ville in addllloo to those na1111t1 In an earlier account were Aft.. · drew Stt-.w, Perryoburg; MrL Merl Johnson, Columbtlsi Arttur RoeYes and Joan Workman, also o! Columbus. FREE! FREE! End Mrs. Wippel One helps the other by Josephine Young, Ina Mas.sar, Nola Young and 11011, Nita Jean and daugJJtera, and Ju<ty Weber and son. Others presenting gUts to Mrs. Young were Darlene Guthrie, Sally Caldwell, Nancy Collins, Luey Young, Doris Koenig, Lytehaln, Mamie Headley, Mr. and Mrs. H. T. Dotson, Mr. and Mrl, Roy flannum and !amil¥. Ella Barnhart, Hazel Barnhill, and Doro- PRICES IN EFFECT THIS THURS., Family Reunion The family of Ben Smith, which was to have held its reunJon at the home o{ Mr. and Mrs, Paul Smith or Racine on August 4, but because ot rain the basket dinner was held in the social room of Bethany Church, a shortdistance from the Smith home. There was plenty or food lncludirw home · We lee cream and cake for the 48 descendants present. They were Mr. and Mrs. Orvy Gainer, Mrs. Ben Gainer and children, Marty and Kenny, Mrs. Ice Young and Janet Fultz. Refreshments were .served by the hostess. Guests were Vera Weber, JUl SWain, Esther Landon, Deen SW8In and son, Janice Young and daughter, Janet Fultz and aon, .' 48 Artended Terre Wood, or Hebron: Mr. and Mrs. Orian Williams, Mr. and Mrs. Paul McMurray and children, Beverly, Cathy and PauJa; Mr. and Mrs. TedReedanddough· ter, Sherri, ofColumbus;Mr.an:l Mrs. Hays McMurray, Garnet Ervine, Mrs. Dixie Smith and son, Ro.Yi Mrs, Frank Smith and children, Ray and Janie, Portland; Mr. and Mrs. Charles Grueser, MJneravillei Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Shain, Mr. ani Mrs. Rorald Salser and daughter. Ton-ya, Mr. and Mra. Dan Smith and children, Don, Bonnie, Faith, Tim, Tamil\!' IUid Ted; Mr. and Mrl. Dolald smtth ani children, Hanly IUid Rhonda, Mrs. 0 r i s Bll'l'ler". Enzy Newell, associate cOUflw Smith and doughier, ca~. o! cUor, presided at the meeting Racine; Floyd Hoback, Ashtabuwhich ..,.ned in rituallsUc !orm, Use of Un in the bronze alloy Dorothy Myers was lnslalled as of the Uncoin penny was discouncUor by Erma Cleland, depu- continued in 1962. Now the ~ state councilor, It was re- cent is 95 per cent copper, ported that Audrey Torrence Is 5 per cent zinc. a patient at camden Clark Hospital in Parkersburg, and that Thelma call Ia homo !rm1 the MY NEIGHBOR WhUe at camp lor a week 1 hospital Refreahmenta were served b)' came back one night, Found the mlllboxoslnthenelgb. the kiteben committee duri~ a conclutli.. •oclll hour. boriMMJtl Iiiii!¥ and bright; )ne of our nelghbor.s who can paint a iood •Jan Got buoy one day and made them an shine. ,, . No<lh on 11. 62 . . .. ,. .... -.-•. '!,.\_,,, ..... ' 7- T4i01IAIJY Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0., Thuroday, August H, 1968 , MIAMI (UPI)- Nqroes ram- Darwin-Athens Extension is .. ... ....•~·•,:Ji ' 89~ I REG. $1.45 Famlly99 200 ct. FAC'IAL TISSUE REG. 321: PUFFS 2 frr 47~ • �.. "'..~ ' ' Negroes Rampage in Miami 155 Girls Model in Revue o.. hWalred Royarum Cole, Rose Colburn, Denise Dean, PeiO\i' Eblin, Debbie Ke!IIIOdf, ca~ Osborne, Con· ole Roush, Beverly Smltll a n d Vldtl Wolle. Madellrw in Your First out!lt were Jemlfer Bailey, Pam Bll· ser, Martie caldweU, Marcia carr, Teresa carr, Vicki Oel• land, VIrginia Cline, G~r Cui· lums, Jenelle CUminp, Coml.e Dalley, ca~ Harriaon, Paola Hauber, l~ld Hawley, Barbara Jordon, Cheryl Kuhn, Sherry Lambert, Donna Lantz, sara Nelson, Cheri Reuter, Debbie RJcboardoon, Filth Smith, Rebecca Smith, Brenda stanley, Bett;y Ui>ton, JtDe Whitehead, Pamela WU· son, Clu1sty lf.ysen, Barbara Broyl<hart, and Clnl.Y Fitch. Gtls modeling in the School Dress category were JanBetzirc, ley Jackson and Miss cathy Kenda Ch&My, Twtl&Clatworth.l', Helen Cotterill, Wendy Eagle, Clark. JerrJY Ferguson, Mary Gardner. Muleling in Let's Sew were Debbie Harbrecht, CArol H a r. Barbara Andrew, Patricia Bos~ ton, JOIIIIY Chapman, Bonnie Dai- graves, Vlckl Harrison, S u e ley, Nleael Duvall, Mollte Fisher, Hayes, Lucy Holter, Sharon Holt· Kathy Follrod, Deanna Hensley, er, Reeky Houdashelt, Carolyn Judy Holter, Sherry Kautr, Con- Hoyd, Sheryl Johnson, Mary Lanie Knighting, Teresa Longe- Comb, florence Meeks, Elaine nette, F&ith McCain, Teresa MUhoen, Linda Myers, Vicki 01>Mitchell, salll,)· Ruechel, Tlmm,y erhoher. Mary Pears(ll, Naacy Ruth, Judy Spencer, Kimberly Sexson, Bonnie Smith, Barbin Steven, Juli Whitehead aM Nola wen, Patti Well, Sheri Yoww, Mary eo~o. y._ Modeling in Articles to Use and Wear were Teresa Chichester, Patty Grossnickle, Cathy (HOSPITAL NEWS] IUid 5581rl• pardcfplltod I•• the alllllll 4-11 SC)'le Revue Wednoodoy ni&frt at the Middleport High SdiOCII Audltor11111 Wiler the dlrectloo ol Ann Holter, Janet Meta, Wendy carper, Jenny Dean. Betty Shatrer, Mary Smith and Jean Whitehead, members o! the Clothl~ CMImlttee. The girls were juclged on tas~ ion, groomtrw, posture and poise, construction, fit, design. andperscnble qualities. State Fair par· ticl.pants ard cowtty champions were chosen. The names olthese girls will be released at a later dote. Narrators for the rewe were Wenly c~r. Mary Smith, Jean Whitehead, Jenny Dean. Janice Eastman, Janet Mees arll Betty Shaffer. Judges were Mrs. Shir- ,,\ ! Pickens, Clthie Pierce, Mila Powell, and Rosemar) Reed. HOLZER HOSPITAL - Vioil· ing hours 2-4 and 7-8 p.m. Parents only on Pedlatrl c s ward. ADMISSIONS Mrs. Jlmmy L. Baker, Wellston; Kimberly R. Landors, Rl 4 Oak HiU; Mrs. Alva E. Cross, ~racuse; Mrs. Douglas M. Crabtree, Rl t Oak Hill; Mrs. Jack Grimes, Jackson; Calvin R. McDaniel, Pt.. Pleasant; Albert M. Pieree, RL 3 Jackson; Mrs. HO ly Pattoo, Hamden; Mrs. M,yrUe V, Hayner, Crown City; Don· &ld E. Mwrning, Jackaon; Mr11. Roy L. Combs, Rt. I Radell!!; Mrs. Frances A. Baker, Rt. 3 . Athens; Frank Nichols, Rt. 4 Jackson; Roy E. Potter, RL 4 Louisa, Ky.; Mrs. VelJDB Greene, Patriot Slar Rl: James E. Pres· ton, 1815 Chestnut !l.; Mrs. L. Ruth Flowers, 2216 Je!!eroon Ave.; pt, Pleasant; Mrs. Roger Wiiliama, Thurman; Wiiiiam Sherman P<lrter, Rt. 4 Oak HUI: Mro. Mildred E. Sisaoo, Nort(lup; Alva A. Delaney, Rt. I Ewington; Mrs. Rondel L. Given, 102 Park Dr., Pl. Plessant; Luther J. Stapleton, Rt. I Ewtngton; Henry G. Rust, Raveni'NOOd, W. Va.; &loan Ann Epling, 510 Jackam Pike; Mrs, R. Footer Cham. per, 265 State St.; Mrs. Donald F. WUUama, Bu!!alo, W, Va. BIRTHS Mrs. Jimmy L. Baker, Wellston, am, 2:39 p.m. Wednesda,y. DISCHARGES Girls In Clothing Mates were Vicki Abbott, Bea Joy Autherson, Students Report to l.egion Bob Burdotle and Jeff Werry, Pomeroy High SciY>ol seniors, reported oo their attendance at Boy o Slate in JWle Monday nlgtJt when Drew Webater Pilot 39, American Legion, met with Doo HWIIIel, commander, in charge. Other guests introdUced were • j • l'i' It • .;. Paul Simpaoo IUid Robert Burdette, Sr. Roy Jewell reported 111 a record bop held last Frida,)'. • . Charlo& Swalzel repOrted on the coun1J1 !air parld~.pollce work to be carrlod out by the post. Volllllleers are needed to help and those WtJrldng are to Jick up their passes at the meat department ol Krogoro. E. J, Hili was reported confiDed to Veterana Memorial Hoa- pltal. A record bop piamed lor Aug. 17 was cancelled. The post made plans lor the 1111ual !amlly picnic to be held at the K.Yaer Crook Power Plant Luther c. Bowles, Mrs. John )IJ'k oo Aug. 25. It was reported that the veterans honor roll has bem taken down !rom its location betwean the courthouse and the coun1J1 jail and wiU now be , placed oear the CivU War moo111110111 ,... the courthouse. ft was reported that the post has boon preiiOilted a chUd weifare cltatlon <m the national level lor ito work <Uringthepastyear. Commandar Htumel thanked Rus1811 Moore for hia work as child welfare chairman. Frank Vau. allan amounced that the elgl1th district or which the local post Is a port had ranked lirst in Americanism in Ohio. A record hop was plamed for Aua:. 30 on the term.ls courts on E. Main !l. A opal!)lettl supper was Jel"Ved by Guy Guinther fol lowing the meeting. H. Conley, Clyde A. Cox, Mrs. John J. Dean, Mrs. Kenneth W. Dempsey, Mrs. Wayne H. Dockery, Taylor N. Fridley, Nora M. Friend, Mra. Ancly Hammood, Mrs. Vernon Ray Hart and ln!ant mele, Usa R. Herald, Mrs. Margaret M. Herbert, Mrs. GallE, Jeffen (Expired), Homer w. Johnoon, Sharon M. Johnaoo, Mrs. Leonard Jmes Jotm R, McQIInoss, Mrs. David H. McQiald, Mrs. Virgil Moore, Mrs. Arnold E. Pope, Donald G. Richards, Mra. George Sedzlol and ln!ant male, Mrs. Fred}, Thacker~ Want male, Roger J. Thomplltltl, Mrs. Gema C. Vtmt.era, Jr., Mrs. Peariie Ward, Mra. Gary L. WUaoo, Stella Y. Wireman, Charles W. Jones, Mrs. Flora Mann {El<plred), Hobart Sines {Expired. we're expecting some nicest people thig Bummer ••. oanweexpeetJ'OU! at W. Va.'s .111!11'Nt RMott-Motel crowd oodmatod at 400 to 500. Negro dlatricl where tho Modellns l.odlci~ Clothes disorclero broke out about 4 . paged ear)J tocky lhnlutlh a whall it ~:tlloeed to diiJIOrae. p.m. WednesdJ1, The distur· were Cltberlne CotterlU, Mel· County Metro Mayor Chuck wide alum area acron the bay arde Dean, Margie Jeffers, Sheri bltter)J blamed "wtal· banc~S aubolded brio!IJ tlurll!ll 1n1m the Republican National McCain, Heidi Milhoan, Jgyce the Jlilht, than renewed with Conventloo In a ouddon ouliJurat den" tor . the dlsturblnees Myers, Bett;y Sha!!er, Nancy P~ looting of store• IUid rock o! violence thai left three ''bec:aulo the eye• of tile nat!oo Smith, Ka~ Tuttle, Lori Mld<lleperoooa shot and at least 10 an !ocund em us !or the throwing at paul~ autlatO' awart, and sandra sayre. bile a. moreln.lurad !rom bricks, rocks Republican convention." Modell~ Sports Clothes were Kirk, accOJiq)lll!ed by Aberand bead~•· Irene Barnes, Jean COW4ery.Sue Police olllelals .aid the ouster na~, wiM> succeeded the alaln At least 100 persona were Cowdery, Jennifer Cray, Janlce o! white newamen !1'0111 a black ; arrested by a 501l-man pollee Dr. Martin Luther King as head Eastman, Debbie Garnes, COnnie power rail)', called to protest Ioree armed with carbine• and of the Southern ChrlotiU Garnes, Janice Holter, Julia Holt'l11e four children of Mr. IUid Mrs. llal' Williams of near PomLeadership Coo!erenee, !pent the "llly"""hlte maketelu of the er, Debbie Jefters, Patt,y I h I e, eroy will be reunltod this ilau but wiD go In "'posite directions when shot&ons that moved Into the convention deleption, area to put clcMn a wave of more than lour hours touring GOP Jane Jordan, Ruth Jordan, Terrie school bella ring. otartod the first outbreak. loodng, burnl1111 and brick the sprawling Liberty City Miner, Marge Riggs, "!&nclie Connee, the eldest dlughter who recently graduated from More- throwi~ that bepn WednesRose, Gall Shafter, Nancy st. head Unlvareii)', will be goiJ1II to Racine where ahe wiD teach phys· day, Authorities laid down a Clair, Becky Triplett, Donna leal educadoo to girls o! the junior IUid senior high schools. Pennee, blanlo!l o! tear pa to break .., Weber, Ronda Whiltlngtoo. a student at Morehead, who will teach and continue her education one unrul,y mob early tocky, Dress Up Dresses were made next summer, win go to Rutland where she has been employed as A Natlcnl Guard Ioree o! MIAMI BEACH (UP!>- The North Caroi!Da - Ntxan 9, Ro<k· and modeled by Unda Bell, an elementary teacher. another 500 to 600 men waa put ftr Ill ballot IOilcall lor the efelier I, Reapn II wencly carper. Mary Bricldes, The trip was planned aa a cui· oo standby alert at a Jal'by ROillll>llcan presidential ..,mJDa. North Dakola- Ntxan S, RockThe eldest son, Rocky, wlU Kathie Chichester, Linda Cotterarmory. But they were not tun1 enrichment phase of the efeller 2, Rllllll I ill, Jean Mees. Peggy MllbOIIl, go to Middleport where he wiD ton: called out em the streets and Neighborhood Youth Corpa proOldt>Nblln 2, Rhlw>dol li5, Jackie Mora, Rhea Mora, SanJra ottend the new ooosolidltod Alabama- 14 votes lor Nlml, about 2:30 Lm., EDT, today an gnm. Stas1011l Newlun, Julie Rose and J e a n school as a senior, and you~ 12 for Reagan uneasy qulot settled over the son, Mark, win be gobw to PomAlaska- II !or Nhm, Rocke· Okillhoma- Nixon 14, Rockelol· Whitehead. area that led many of the INCIDENT ALLY, dld you know Jar I, Reagan 7 Modeling Complete CosiWite eroy where he will be a freshw feller I to leave the district. policemen thet Ohio is the only midwest state ar.-Nixan 18 were Ltrda Brown, Lenora Mich- man at the new eonoolidoled Ark- Winthrop Rodtefeller 18 "'This whole thln1ts crazy as to show a tra!ftc daath decline Penni(I'VIDla-- NI>OO 22, Rock· junior high school. ael and Louiae Michael Cellf-Rilllll 86 tor the first six months of 1968? bell," said Miami Pollee CII>L e!eller 41, Reapn 1 Modeling Tailored Clothing Colo-- Nlxoo 14, Rockefeller 3, Jack Maddox in deO<rlbl~ the The national death toll lor the Puerto RJeO-. Hocke!eller 5 were Jemlfer Blakeslee. Jenny EVEN THOUGH the Meigs Reagan I of outbursts that began series f'lrst six months was 1.11 six per· Dean, Am Holter and Janet Mees. Count,y Fair did not have pariConn- Nhm 4, Rockefeller 12 Rhode lolan~ Ro<kefalier 14 following a black power rally South Carol!»- NJ>oo22 mutuel betting last year, the lo- cent. Ohio' a toU, however, was Dei- Nhm 9, Rockefeller 3 early Wedneadoy evening. down rour per cent. There were cal rair received $12,657.92, Fla-- Nixon 32, Roekefelier I, South Dalo>ta- NI1CXI 14 The Negroes ignored on-the1,032 tramc deatho compared Tomea--Nhm28 ... Roger Cloud, state auditor re· Reapn I spot pleao by Gov. Claode Kirk with 1,079 a year ago. Texa~Nblln fi,Reapnl5 1: ports. Ga- Nlxoo 21, Rockefeller 2, and the Rev. Ralph Aberna~. still !ar too many! Utab-Nhcn 2, Romne7 6 There were 94 county and indeReagan 7 Even as the tJrst ballot moonted Vermont- Nhm 9, Ro<ke!el!: peOOent ratrs sharing In a record HawaU- Fong 14 toward the nominatloo o! ltir 3 $1,077,763, The money came ': · ldaOO- Nblln 9; Reagan 5 Richard M. Nixon as a V irginlaNixon 22, Hocke!ell-,:: !rom the impooition o! a tal< of D.C.- Nhm 6; Rock 3 calllldate !or ·president at one-halt of one per cent on the Rl- 50 !or Nlxoo; Rockefeller 2 : Mlaml Beach six miles away, Re(lresentatives of the Southw wagers at all race tracks in the VIrgin loland~ Nblln 2, Ro<k"7.; 5; Reagan 3 Negro gangs overturned autoeastern Ohio Regional Council state, plus legislature appropriteller 1 .;. lnd-- Nixon 26 mobDes and set them atlre, were in Columbus Wednesday ations. Waohlnt!tonNlxoo 15, Roelch: Iowa- Nlxoo 13; Roeke!eller PT. PLEASANT Hobart where they conferred with Ohio feller 3, Rel&lD 6 ., This year. of course, the state- Sines, 69, Rt. 1, pt Pleasant, smashed in store wirdows and 8, Reapn 3 begen loodng IUid throwing Deput,y Director o! Highways and approved pari-mutuel belting will West VIrginia - Nlml u; Kan-Carl100 20 died at 9 p.m., Wedneodoy in rocks, sometimes at each odter. Pianntrw Tom Major on the be permitted at the Meigs Coonty Rockefeller 3 :! LaNlxoo 19, Reapn 7 Police teargassed one unruly posslbillty of extending the Route Fair. There'll be twlllght racing Holzer Hospital. WlseooainNhm 30 -:: K.Y-Nixoo 22,Rocltofeiler2 He was born Feb. 27, 1899, 33 improvemeTt from Darwin to on Thurodoy and Friday next Wyoming - Nixon 12 '::; Maine- Nhm 7, Rockefeller 7 in Maeon County. Athens. •• week - this begins at 3 p. m. Marylan~Nixoo 18, RoekeMr. Sines had been seriously Work is now undemay on the The final doy o! raci~ Ia saturAI the end of the roU calltb4t !elier 8 Ul the past lew weeks. He was a new roote from Pomeroy to Dar- day am racinr. on that da,y wm {Continued !rom Page I) Masaachuaett~ Roekefeller 34 !ollowlng - · ciiM&'I'I tlleJr: retired dairy farmer tor the wilL • start at 2. Mlchlpn- Nixon 4, Ho~t~~~ey votes as Collowa: C. C. J..ewjs Farm. He was em- know. The gf014> was told tho! John Mlnn8aota-26 Nbm • ployed there 32 years. Much ot the dlscusaion of tbe Dowler, loth District Director, THE 100 YOUNG people o! Mlaoourl24 Nblln • Mlrm- Nlxoo 9, Rockefeller He was the son of the late ,'OIIIIJIIItee centered around Its is to submit plans for the addi- Meigs County taking part In the Washlnginl>- 24 Nblln ~ James and Anna Stover Sines. belle! that the PorUand elemen- 15, Staasen 1, Lindsay 1 tional15 mile improvement in his Neighborhood Youth Corps proUtah8 Nixon • MilllsolpplNhm 20 program to be filed with the state gram conducted by the Meigs- &lrvlvors include his wife, Ethel tary school Js a much newer fa. lowa-24 Nlml Mlaaourl- Nlxoo 16, RockefelFauber Sines, three daugJIIers, clllty than the one at Letart in November. This program will GaUia Community Actioo Group Oblo-- sa Nhm Mrs. Anna Faye ~ver, Mrs. Falla and that there!ore II should ler 5, Reagan 3 be paid lor with money to be col- this summer left via three GreyVertlltldo-12 Nblln MontanaNixm II, Reagan 3 Faye Given and Mrs. Josephine be given more consideration as lected in 1973 and 197t. How- hound buses this morning for 88 Nlml CalltomlaNebrask&-- Nlmtt 16 Barnett, all o! Groveport, Ohio; a location for classes. ever, It was pohted out that if a Marietta. Mlchlpn-- 48 Nblln two sons, Hobart Sines, Jr., Members of the board Indicat- Nevada- Nhm 9, Roeke!aller 3 bon:l issue passes, the improveIn Marietta, the you'll; people Grove Cily; and Richard R, Sines, ed it was not determined that all Ma1De - 14 NlliiiD New Hampoblre- Nixon 8 ment could be speeded up and are scheduled to visit Brough-llllnol~ sa Nhm Now Jersey- Cue 22, Nhm Pl. Pleasant. students of the preaent Pl>rUand perhaps programmed for 1970. ton's Dairy operations, the MariOkillhoma- 22 NI>OO Six grandchDdren survive. Al- school wool d be aent to the Le- 18 Attending were Bernard Fultz, etta Musewn, the Wood County Now JeriOII'- 40 Nlxoo New Mexico- Nixon 8, Rockeso five sisters, Mrs. Nina Durst tart Fallo butldlng, bet said plano Jack Welsh and James Arnold of Airport, and other polnts of in-Maryland- 26 Nixon feller I, Reapn 5 and Mrs. Mary Barnes, of Mc - eail lor the great majority to be Middleport; Frank Cleland o! Ra- terest in the Marietta-ParkersFlorida- Sf Nhm Now York- Nixon 4, Rockefeller ComelavUie, Ohio; Mrs. Harriet transferred there. •lli' l •o cine. Kenner Bush, A~ns. tkM- burg area. • .. ! ~i~' ~l,' Hoyt, Newark; Mro. Lena ThoThe committee aaked &lpt. ler, and Carl Dahlberg. 1, New York-92 Nlmt mas, Ripley, W. Va.; Birdie Bowen it a state education dePennoylvanla-- 64 Nlxoo Sines, ~ring(leid; three broth- partment olrlclai could be obMontana-It Nblln era, Bess ol McCOMelsvUlei tained to assist the board In 14 Nixon HawaUVene, Columbus and John, ad- curriculum, budget, and redisRhode 111111111-14 Nblln dress unknown. tricting work. Bowen believed (Continued lnlm Page I) Funeral ~ervices will be held one could be aecured. the tedlwn of taking too long to Alabanuo-21 By ROBERT MUSEL Delaware - 12 Nixon Asked If he were free to 2 p.m., Saturday at the Baden NEW YORK {IJPI)... In old reach a toregone conclusion. Tbe committee llao asked tile Malllchuoett&-34 Nixon !Urns 111 the late show the Incidentally althOUill you Presbyterian Ci'<lrch. Barlal will rea11011 w by WU!iam HQteo, choose hla own rumlng male, Arlwlaao-18 Nblln reporter races into the news- never see them on the tube, be in the church cemetery. hired last ,...k as ouperlnlendonl he replied: u1 certal.nlY am. I won the Now Mexlco-18 Nixon Friends may call at Crow room shouting: "Stop the press! good newspaper and news replacing Hayman, was not pre. JKimlnaliOO without having to New Mexico- 14 Nixon . ,. rve p a scoop." agency men operate with the llussell Fmeral Home after 1 sent. The buard said he had a poy any price or make any Kanaa~ 19 Nhm, I Rockefel" : · Anyone whoae ideas o! oame elan. The best thing to do p.m., Friday. previous commlttmenl. ler , deals . . . I will make the reporters and the way they go when the next Hollywood Nevadll- 12 NlliiiD decision balled on 11\1' best about their craft. comes from cinema-type reporter shouts )ldgmenl as to the man Who Alalka-- 12 Nblln this suspect IIOI.lfce could have "Stop the preul" is laugh right can - k best with me and, 11 Virginia- 24 NI1CXI had a brilliant example of the lnto the face of your set. he ever bas to do that, be North llalmla-- 8 Nblln way they actually work in real prosldent of the United States ComectlM- 16 Nblln Tbe 0011erap of the convenUJe by staying up esrly this Colorado-IS Nlxoo morning to watch the voting in tion by all three networks has •1 want a candldote Who doeo Puerto Rico- 5 Nlml the Republican National Con- b- commendable, particularly West VIrginia- 13 Nhm, t <: not divide this COtlltr)'." the Ooor reporting of Jobn vention. AlthoUBI> Nixon was never In Rockefeller Before R l c h a r d Nixon Chancellor d NBC, But CBS By Unlled Preas IJUrretiooal any real daJipr of ioalng the North ClroJina- 26 Nixon grabbed the nomlnallon in the and NBC were prisooers of WASIIINGTON - DOCTOHS ARE SA11SF1ED wltll Iormor Presi- nomination, his tr!umpb dld IIJt Laulalana--26 Nlxoo !!rill ballot at Miami Beach the their own !ormat, i.e. the dent Eisemower's initial progreso since hla latest heart attack, bet Vircln lolatm- 3 Nixon alert Dan Hather of CBS-TV complete convention gavel-to- !hoy say the outlook lor recovery Ia ll1lll UJ~~redidable. Obeer• come as eaally aa was picked up a rumor that the gaveL Chel RunUey and David Uooa corq>leled Wednosdoy - e d the 77..year...a.J -ral'aselzure adverUIIed by lila eampalp Texa&-54 Nlml, Raapn 2 Rockefeller and Reag1111 strate· Brinkley of NBC labored as early Tueodoy was of "equal oewrlty" to tile latl me oo JWIO 15, ........... Who had oontlotenliy Gaorsla- 30 Nhm claimed more than 700 !lrot Kentuc!Qo- 24 Nlxoo gists were going to try to force valiantly as Cnridte to l1llocl which was described as a "maJor" heart attaek. ballot votes ctm!plll'ed wltll tile the convenUoo to a.(iourn tile verbal adrenalin Into our A bulledn iuued by Walter Reed Annl' Medical Center said 667 needed to win. vote IUitll toda,y. The theocy was (Jiadrennlal !rlbal rites but the Eleemmrer 11 Spent I e<mfortable alght" Tuelday am UvltaJ ...... they might have more time thing simply went on too long. Before the - · begon hove remained stable." The doctors report that they are At! oiled llwitehlng V<)loa to the wlmer •• overnight to bresk the phalanx Wrapup Lacks ~k lfith his curreot progre1a. they alwa.vs do ooce nomillatloo The Glorylandora ~from : ABC-TV was thus presented or Nlxoo deieptes. Is decided, the Nixon total was WUmlnginn win be at tho : The cameras closed in as with a glittering _.run~ty to MIAMI BEACH - THIRD P ABTY PRESIDENTIAL callllldlte 101 Clurdt d. the ~. Rother cheeked the story with sweep the ratings with tla George Wellace predlcted toda,y that the Republican Party would 692 at tile end or lila ballot. Florida Ch&qea Votes The <11arte1 wiD alng at 7:30 : Sen. John Tower or Texas Who ni8llll1 90.mllade wrapup of the loae the ellllre ScUll with Riehard Nllllln as lt. 'MIIII-. Nixon 11101 his !lrot 1111 break p.m. 111 Frldoy and Satunloy and . : believed lt. In his giau onciolled da,y' a events. Howard K. Smith Wallace pve a televised llllervlew lnlm ~~oo~t&<~Dery, Ala., before tha roll call, wb.. the 1110 at tile 9:30 LDL and the7:30 .• anchor bootb aboYe the conven~ anchored a workmanlike pro- ahortly after Nlxoo woo the nomination. "I think he wiD be de!eatod Florida doleplioa, Where he p.m. aervtce• on !kntloy. The < ductloo Which somehow lacked lion Ooor Walter Cronkite in November just aa the Democratic callllldlte wl!l be defeiiMI. had boon iltlled !or 19 •ote•, Rev. Clyde v. Halldlr- pea- ,c over the role of a db' editor on the IIIJIII'k !hot would have- as Mr. NIXIlll will not carry, In 11\1' Judlpnapt, lillY Southam ollteL" decided to liVe him 33 d Ito Sf tor, will ~at eaeb orlht-- ;: a new_.r. He dlrected his IJIIIIl' in the lralllry believe It oo tile firot ballot. vicea. 'l11e Glor)llandort haYO ·· Ooor stall to run clown the could have-- completely demoINKSTER, MICH. - A STATE POUCE DETECTIVE waa ldllatl seeoncl break came IDIM aeveral reooniL 'lbolr _ . . Nixon'• rumor. lished the -slllm prime ear)J toda.Y and two eliY policemen were wounded when an!pera • ron eall becauae of a acheollle will toke them 11110 ...,• . durlnc tile There followed an impressive dme. ABC had the advantap or ened !Ire on pollee cars In thlo Detroit auboutl. Pollee lhot IUid revolt within the New Jersey oral - L demonstration o! top(ll&bl Jour- leatl.lJto from lllCh alternate and killed au unldentl!led N"'P'O man who wu 1 aiJII)ect In the anipor deloptlon, where Sen. Clllford oallsts at wurk. BW Stout widely ~ar !are u "COWboY attacks. to 1]11135 P. caaa waa Oagged clown Rogers Morton, In Africa," "Rat Patrol" and "I can1 say Whether it'& racial or plantled withoUt llorther 11>- or the 40 WIN aa a favorite 1CX1 ME1G9 GDIERAL HOSPITAL 1 Nixon's Ooor manager, Mike ucarri101l 1 Gorillas."' '"stlptlon." Inkster Pollee Chief Jim Fyke teld newsmen. candl-. The rtbelllon P" ADMISSIONS - Iva nelda, : n alao had me of the deii&bll Wallace burrowed Into the Nhm 18 and loft Cue wltll22. - " ' ; Pearl I'I1Uiln, ,.,.. . : o( the convention coverage, the Ml88iuippi deleptioo and found SAIGON - AN INVASION FORCE OF 4,000 soldiers hla ewopt Before the courteq tnlitebea, 1011 Wllllam Upelllrcll, ~ :: they had been summoned to an urbane, elegant mel of wit& into the A Sbau Valley to at!Oe a &niWiDtl Communist threltl to tho final ta111 save Nblln 692, head, 1\Y. immediate caucus with Reapn. between the rl&bl wtns•' the ellled wer bouUoo at Do N1111g, mWtory ..,...omen said today, Rod<efeller 292 and Reapnt75. DISCHARIZ'I- Nooe. :: · Joe Bent! butlonholed Frank WOllam Buckley Jr., and The drive, unlerwoy lor lour da)oo, wu tile second dme u. S. IIIII other voteo wore seatteretl ~ Farley of New Jersey, a Nixon lllltOOriJO)Iticlan Gore VIdal who Soulll 'VIotnmaese troops had eatered the .alley to Ito!> the Dow or ~' stalwart. Ike Pappas stepped belongs to the liberals. Ruckloy &mltlll alx flYorlte ..... and 1110 "" Communist aoldiera llld a...,Ues lhrwah A Shau Into tile norther:l wt.a to the -•r-..U. VETERANS MEMORIAL .:;: Meade Alcorn, Rockefeller Door slid Weclneodoy nl&bl tho! he war tnst. eandldlte, lllrold. E. Staa..,_ HOSPrl' AL ::! manager, was COJIYlnced crime in the ''We are goi~ in there to dealroy eve1'11b11W we ean lind," said Roacan made blowoy IIIIo !he AllMIIISIONSMary Gllkoo' , :: street• would be a bigger Protesoionalo at Work, lllaJ. Gen. Mel viii zala. "W o are l))olll~ tJr a ftaltl." 'l11e llrat U.. back of the hall fl'olll hla treller ~~ CatiiY Cmdllr, llHIII ': The eameras followed them . campaign issue than Vlntoam. COitllllllld post and eviiiiUllb" Dowell. )llddloporl; Zora Wal. ::. ABC's ooverap dld Improve vasloo In 1\prU eoat the elllu 100 hellcoptero lhot dowaln the Jom Hart tbon got tile complete I~ dl:L This dme c.mmunlot rulollDce waollll!t. r......Woo to G!rer 1 ur, l'IIIIIOI'OT, Anlold Slump, :~ genesis of tbe rumor !rom Rop . Wedneodoy nlgtJt after a choppy Jnotlon to , llllke Gle vote c~ .;. Clarke MacGregmo ol Mlmeoo- start Moruta,y and it is no seer« CADIZ, OIUO 1WENTY-EIGHT PEIISONS were Injured wl1on llllllllmotit. It wat ·l:10 Lm. DIIICllAllGED - Linda 18, All the intorvlewlng was its 8llDIJJiacy formula was a tornado omuhed throuah the gluMDC!olled nolltll'alll at the Tip., ell, 12 ...,.,......, wwe ner, Barbara Black. sharp and to the point; the cioaely allldled by the other pan RaHn'Oir oear ~e Weduoada)o cauoinc wreckep lhlt "looked umtttetl to tho - d and aavvy of the Ooor network•. The 1968 conventlmo reporters highly profeoolonal. moy be tile last uncrltlcali)' like an Inside eltllloelon" to one obaerver. None ot the 28 wat badb" llelklll 1llo tiiNIIUiior INFILTRATOHS KD J ,m : What it added up to was dial followed lor every Rk>ment ol hUrl and only eight were hoiJ)IIalized wllll ftrloua cute, lbraatGa& don, WW. olabt l'aoorlte SEOUL (UPI) _ u--·· .;; • • and sa-. ,.,., ._.... .,, the Nixon adherents finnly their oxiiiiAince. Tho man Who and!raclurOL The -Ira, oo u. S. 250, waa the anb' placo the tornado toudted :Nhm !aV«<te GCIIr. Walter tnMipo ldlkMI two Cotnmunlot : believed the story. The I!Mpn. said: "The true Silence of art J. IUckol d. Alhka IUid s., Norlb Korellll lnf1ltrator1 ~ : down, aeCOJdbw to Harrl101t CouniY Sherlll'tllo&Jutl ~ WalRocke!ellera solidly _.,tied Is _ . , What to leave oul" it. But the exercise lilted the waan"l referring to politico, but ler. The wind blew out ell the wl-s In tho dldltll . . - IIIII boato Strom Thu1nond o1 lltJUtil 1101111 tile Domllltarlsod Zone : dreory chronicling of every NBC and CBS might do ~worse hollae and damlged eight motor vehlelao IUid oefttll boato and Inli- carolina linlntdlialeiy wllbdnw IIIJU'aUna North and Soulll Kor. ; llalrMIIIOI. ea. • or the convention out or Ulan ponder his words !or 1972. er&. u.n , How they Voted .. :t Hobart Sines Being Urged Dies Wednesday ... Deficit -- " - ,. TV ... in Review Pt. Ploeoant, W. Va. ,_ ..... .,.. ........... .....,_ ~ .. ... 1nd MOTOR LODGE :J'JJ-1111 ., .......... 671-1111 In !he St.rlight Room-Fri, Sat. ·-.-__...... ........ t-.. .---· THE VAGABONDS SUr-Ma ........ .. _ a . l l l ·-~··· r....._ •:,-=..-,:. (fd.llonoS..I :.............. ·~ Will- ,_ ~:::=, ::o..w IATD Nixon News ... in Briefs Glorylanden Will Sing in Pomeroy _,.led p.-J ' lllfUII\1 (eec.llll " " ........... ...... i1 ""~ 111111 MMI oM!III •r.• ~~~,. lltel) ............................ 4hnlnl(t....... . . , .......... War-i -enttoo. : • I '; • \ ' ' . ' . . . •' ' .. S(x .to Enter Flower Show Plans were completed tor par. tleipatlon In the Meigs County fair flower show by the Chester Garden Club Mondoy night at the home of Mrs. Robert Wood. Mrs. Clarence Neutzling was assistIng hoateas. Chester C I u b members will provide sb entries In the sec. ond ahow, Aug. 16-17, In the St. Patrick's Day class ol. the artl.stlc: arrangements dh·ision. Volunteering to enter the clasS were Mrs. Reid Young, Mrs. jlonald Mora, Mn. Earl Dean~ Mrs. Roy Holter, Mra. Pearl Mora, Mrs. Dele Kautz, and Mrl. Wood. A discussion on method• of judg1f11 and flower show schedule terms was led by Mr.s. Yoong, the program chairman. The autbori· I.Y !rom the judging hancl>ook of the Ohio Association ol Garden Clubs was given by Mrs. Pearl Mora. Mrs. Earl Dean received the high score tn the quiz which followed. Roll call, an aid to easter ower arranging, was answered •Y 18 members and guests, Mrs. Marion Wood, Mrs. Max Harrah, and Mrs. K, D. Amobury. Devotions by Mrs. Wood included two meditations, "Common Paths" and "Weeds Come or Themselves, Flowers Need Cultivation," 91e concluded wtth a pray- er, uLet Me Do M3 Work." Mrs. Donald Mora, presJdent, had eharp of the busine1a sesaloo which opened with the club colleet and the verse of the moo!h by Mra. Charles Grl!flth. The resignation from membership ol Mra. Herbert LeDeiiiX was accepted with regret, The LeDeaux family fa moving from the area, Mrs. Paul Baer, secretary, read a thank you UiJte frllm Mr&. E. B. Knight, an honorary member, thanking the club for flowers sent her. Ribbons were awarded to Mrs. :::::·:· :·:·:·:·: ·:· :· :·:·:·:; ;.;:;;:::::.;:; .;;;:::::: :::;:;:::::::::::::~::: !!Social ;;:: Calendar! =~ ij[ ,', Wood and Mra. Neutzilng lor arrangements of gfadloU used throughout the home, and to Mrs. Baer and MrL Pearl .Mnra lor apeeimena o! roses and gladloli. Judging the exhibit. were Mrs. Purley Karr IUid Mra. Young. A picnic Ripper m the lawn ol the Wood home preceded the meeting. Table' graee was by Mrs. Karr. The hostesses served the dessert and pve favors of dllh clotho in aoaorled colors. A contest eon<klcted by MrL Baer was won by Mrs. Donald Mora. Mrs. Wyatt C~ell won the cbor prl2e. Dialogues Conducted By Enterprise WSCS I: Dialogues were reatured in a program carrying out the theme, "Tc:w.·ard More Effective Com· munlcatlon With Youth," at Tuesday night's meet!~ o! the Wmnen's Society of Christian service or the Enterprise United Methodist Church, Held at the home of Mrs. James Will, the program emphasis was on increasing adult awareness as to the behavior of youth ard their reactions. The extreme sensitivity ot youth to inconsist• encies and discrepancies in behavior was pointed out intheprogram. Youth, according to the program leader, Dorothy Long, Capitol Flags THURSDAY PHILATHEA SOCIETY, Middleport Church of Christ annual !omlly picnic, at 6 p.m. ThundlY on the church lawn. PAST COUNCILORS, Theodoruo Council 17, DaugJJten of America, at the Mason C t t y Park, Thurodey, at 6 p.m. lor Presentation of Oags whtch hamburger (ry; Mrs. John Smith have Oown over the Capitol in hostess. Washington, D. C., to two Chester, Girl Scout tr0011s highlighted FRIDAY 1 meeting of Chester Counrll323, IDGH SCHOOL DANCE Plll13' Daughters o! American, Tuesday Frida,)', 9 to 12 p.m. at the Porn- night, eroy tennis court. Jays wUJ em· Secured by Ada Morris from (!HI; ln caae of nln, In the Porn- Congressman Clarence Miller, eroy gym. the flags were given to the calC£ CREAM SOCIAL, Rock dette and junior scout trOCIJS, 5Drlno• ttnltM Mt:~thodist Church Five members of the cadette trKIIY, Ulglnl\nj .,lt ,' ~lao troop, am '23 juniOr sc·o - at)11 ehurcb Jan Ice cream. cake terkled the meeting with t h e i r lDII beYenp. leaders, M.yrna carpenter, BetSATURDAY ty Hawk, Mary Hunter, Mary MIDDLEPORT POUCE llepl Blhr and Kay Flck. Jpollsors outaide dance Satur· Attired in white, Lisa Wood Ja.y, 9 to 12 p.m. at Middleport and Goldie Frederick, tlagbear:mununi)J park. The Jaya will ers lor Chester Council, with 12 Jltlcee. other members, conducted a flag drUl The scout leaders were SUNDAY escorted to the alt.r and Bett;y WEBEH FAMILY reunion, &ut· Roush, ln behalf or the council, dQ', at Royal oak Park. Rela- made the presentation of t h e dvea and lrllllda cordla!IJ Invit- American Oags. She spoke briel· ed. ThoM atlelldlnr to take baa- ly on Oag eUquette and approket-ro. priate Umea lor diljl)oy, Cc:mmenta on respecting the COMMUNION SERVICE, Syn. flag were given by Mrs, Morrls, ,...., First United Presbyterian Chureh, members and !rlenda who noted that ooe o! the objectives of the Daughters of Amer· welcome. lea li to promote !lag dlsploy In MONDAY '"l!EGULAR MEETING, DAV achoola and in the communlty, Moodi.Y; dlnner, 6:30. Vietnam To conclude the eeremony, eounand Korean vetenna welcomej cll members and the .scouts joln.ed in alnging "The Star Spangled Jacob Turner, commander. Presented to Scout Troops p.m:'' .... - ~ . -~ ..... ...... , ... . , __ , Layette Shower Given after Twins' Birth Mr. and Mrs. Goyle Price will hold "'en houae &lnday Mrs. Robert Young, '1\lppers from 2 to 4 p.m. ln honor or Plains, was honored with a layMrs. Anna Henderson, lilelonK ette shower following the birth reoidenl o! Pl>rUand, and her of her twin daughters, Amy and daughter, Mrs. Myrna Rams .. Angie. The shower was held at deli, who are moving to Web- · the home of Mrs. Gordoo Coldster Clly, Iowa. well, Mr1. Henderson and Mrs. Door prizes were won by JanRamldell, rormer teacher In the Portland school, are makIng the move to be near Mrs. Ramsdell's son, Robert. Cozy Corner Friends and relatives are inMake a cozy corner in a vited to the open house. te•n·age girl's room. Either curtain it oft or use a bookcase. Paint a picket fence lai one guest, Wayne Hoback, with bri~ht posies "growing" Portland, and the host and behind It u n d e r a calico hostess, Mr. and Mrs. Paul "sky." Bring lbe calico paper down a few inches and scaHop Smith. it lor a different effect. For It was voted to have the reuJloo more flowers use some instant too. next year on the first SUn- stick-on t I o w e r s on the day in August at the cottage o! windows. This is a good idea Mr. and Mrs. Paul McMurray at for privacy i( the room is shared. Buckeye Lake. wants just the right balance or control whiehallowsdevel~ment or skills, yet protects them from the harmful e(fects or their impulses. The dialogues were "On Being TWo-Facect•• by Mrs. Thomas Bentz and Mr!;. PhiHp Ohlinger; "On Being Contagious" by Mrs. Herbert Dh:on and Mrs. Do n Hunnell, and j'On Being Chier• by Mrs. Will and her two daughters, Becky and Beverly. To conclude the program, Mrs. Eldon Weeks read "0 Jesus I Have PromiJjed." Mrs. Bentz conducted a brief business meet· in.g and Mrs. Hunnell concluded it with prayer. Refreshments were served by the hostess to those named and Mrs. Myrtle Long, Miss Elizabeth Davis, Mrs. Ed Bowen aOO Mrs. Ethel Smith. The Will chil· dren were guests, Wlil! Mary Wood arxi graOOdaughter, The Poet's Corner ... lASTING ln the earryl~ man, ADother hel,\)a mtM the gra11 while one Ia W; one in summer grades our lane 10 Dic:e. While in wi'*r eleara the atand lee. One lady ron I and COIIIbe die hair of a neighbor who 11111 able, - e r invite• her oeighbor to est at her toble; - • r iood neighbor ollareo her clothesline, When I have too many clothoa to han& on mine. Another &heres her newwith one so - r , So no one mJnea the news we hold .. dear: 11 .. all had •llhborboodl like I have In mioe Our iood bid U. S. .A. would be juat fine. . Mrs. Plll! A. •Sellera ll.I•",D,J,llol ~ / Raclno',. 'Ohi~' '' . ' Ritchie and daugJJters, Pauline Myers, Onlta Cole, Nettie Young .. ~·· \' ~ Wiules and Squiules! TV Stamp-_ On All Purcha .. l 279 W. Main Days Savinqs OUI' WHITE RAIN HAIR SPRAY WITH TAME PLUS FREE TANGLE TAMER COMB HAIR TONIC REG.$1.19 69e 69 LAUNDRY BASKETS BAYER ASPIRIN REG. 98c 100 CT. REG. 1.32 10 oz. SPECIAL 39~ MOUTH WASH oz. REGULAR ONLY REG. $1.55 ROLL-ON DEODORANT 75c SIZE 49e ONLY EXCEDRIN TABLETS REG. $1.59 88~ lDDct. sse SCOPE MINT FLAVORED LIQUID SHAMPOO VITALIS 7oz. KEOPECTATE PRELL 69~ CREST TOOTHPASTE Mint Flavored with Free Toy Reg. 95c Family Size SAT. & SUN~.~""'!""'!"' REG.$1.49 REG. 1.00 erqy. ~-- Lou' s-He'll Fix Those LOU'S Shampoo Tangles A trip to 11a1t1mono for a pari)' at the homt ot Mra. Eoltalloyer was piamod !or &lnda,y Whe~~ the Kin Club met ro<ontly at tile homt ol Mra. Dalo Wippel, Fom- 'l*r· HYorr Is ABit Shakey Brin&lt Into WHEEL BAlANCE CHECK Hosts Club Mrs. Harcy Davia COIIIlicted the buolneas meeting Wrlllll Whleh time piano were made for a rummago sale 10111811me lhll !all. Games were pliJ'ed with prlzeo bolnll won by Ted Warner, Mrt. Jamea CllUord, Sr., and MrL Jtrey Fq. The - ... aervotl a tleiiOit eourae oo ecy. &tal UIJ'I wltll. mJnla, tltll and eo«ee. Next meet1na win be at the home d. Mrt. Cll!rord '"' ""'" 19. AUandlnr belldoo thoae named we~ Mro. Richard Vaullto. Ani!~ Ohllnro!', llta. old ll'ier!baoh; lito. Ell• 1!1>. on:obath, ~ Jomea Clqtord, Jr., llltlllt:J:a14~ Matt . ............ ....,..,..,. 1101'0 f ey eilil ~Stout. ATTENDS~dSERVANCE Mtending the 87th blfthdoJ ob· aervance of Clyde 9towart rt- . cently at the home or a daullllter and eoo~n~aw In Herrlul-, ville in addllloo to those na1111t1 In an earlier account were Aft.. · drew Stt-.w, Perryoburg; MrL Merl Johnson, Columbtlsi Arttur RoeYes and Joan Workman, also o! Columbus. FREE! FREE! End Mrs. Wippel One helps the other by Josephine Young, Ina Mas.sar, Nola Young and 11011, Nita Jean and daugJJtera, and Ju<ty Weber and son. Others presenting gUts to Mrs. Young were Darlene Guthrie, Sally Caldwell, Nancy Collins, Luey Young, Doris Koenig, Lytehaln, Mamie Headley, Mr. and Mrs. H. T. Dotson, Mr. and Mrl, Roy flannum and !amil¥. Ella Barnhart, Hazel Barnhill, and Doro- PRICES IN EFFECT THIS THURS., Family Reunion The family of Ben Smith, which was to have held its reunJon at the home o{ Mr. and Mrs, Paul Smith or Racine on August 4, but because ot rain the basket dinner was held in the social room of Bethany Church, a shortdistance from the Smith home. There was plenty or food lncludirw home · We lee cream and cake for the 48 descendants present. They were Mr. and Mrs. Orvy Gainer, Mrs. Ben Gainer and children, Marty and Kenny, Mrs. Ice Young and Janet Fultz. Refreshments were .served by the hostess. Guests were Vera Weber, JUl SWain, Esther Landon, Deen SW8In and son, Janice Young and daughter, Janet Fultz and aon, .' 48 Artended Terre Wood, or Hebron: Mr. and Mrs. Orian Williams, Mr. and Mrs. Paul McMurray and children, Beverly, Cathy and PauJa; Mr. and Mrs. TedReedanddough· ter, Sherri, ofColumbus;Mr.an:l Mrs. Hays McMurray, Garnet Ervine, Mrs. Dixie Smith and son, Ro.Yi Mrs, Frank Smith and children, Ray and Janie, Portland; Mr. and Mrs. Charles Grueser, MJneravillei Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Shain, Mr. ani Mrs. Rorald Salser and daughter. Ton-ya, Mr. and Mra. Dan Smith and children, Don, Bonnie, Faith, Tim, Tamil\!' IUid Ted; Mr. and Mrl. Dolald smtth ani children, Hanly IUid Rhonda, Mrs. 0 r i s Bll'l'ler". Enzy Newell, associate cOUflw Smith and doughier, ca~. o! cUor, presided at the meeting Racine; Floyd Hoback, Ashtabuwhich ..,.ned in rituallsUc !orm, Use of Un in the bronze alloy Dorothy Myers was lnslalled as of the Uncoin penny was discouncUor by Erma Cleland, depu- continued in 1962. Now the ~ state councilor, It was re- cent is 95 per cent copper, ported that Audrey Torrence Is 5 per cent zinc. a patient at camden Clark Hospital in Parkersburg, and that Thelma call Ia homo !rm1 the MY NEIGHBOR WhUe at camp lor a week 1 hospital Refreahmenta were served b)' came back one night, Found the mlllboxoslnthenelgb. the kiteben committee duri~ a conclutli.. •oclll hour. boriMMJtl Iiiii!¥ and bright; )ne of our nelghbor.s who can paint a iood •Jan Got buoy one day and made them an shine. ,, . No<lh on 11. 62 . . .. ,. .... -.-•. '!,.\_,,, ..... ' 7- T4i01IAIJY Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0., Thuroday, August H, 1968 , MIAMI (UPI)- Nqroes ram- Darwin-Athens Extension is .. ... ....•~·•,:Ji ' 89~ I REG. $1.45 Famlly99 200 ct. FAC'IAL TISSUE REG. 321: PUFFS 2 frr 47~ • �... - . . ,"" vauJ ~nune&, l'omeroy·Mlddleport, 0,, Thursday, August 8, 1968 A. LITTLE 'HOMEWORK' . Watching-· \Yant .1\ds Bring Top Grade Results .. __ ......... .,...,_ ' .... . WAlff U IMPOIMATION Wanted To Buy . , .. ·-..... J ...... O.y -..... ....tutteM c-...~~HH~ a c.,,.,.._ Will lilt ICU- ...... f a.JW, fW I . .ULATIONI . The Mlle.. r ,..."" tM rttM . . . . W NIHt 1111'1 . . . . . . . . . . ............ TM _....., will Mt ................... ....,. ......... " " ' " " ' &fttii"'IMM. lATII .. fler Wtlftt A. lertiQ I tlftll .... W..... eM ..,.,..,.. c... '""' -- ................. " ,.... ,., ...... ... JMtrtiH 7k . II .... ,., ...... " " " ••••••-• '• ' ANTIQUES, lllrnlture, dllbel. NOW OPEN Bob'o Mobil Oourt, mlscellaneouo. Mrs. Howard Syracuse, overiooklll8 lhe Cecil, t100 W. Moln st., Pom6beaulilul Obfo River. Out of ra,. 14•Ue hlgb water. stale IIJ>IrOVecl. 7-»tfc ANTIQUE'.'~: Lady wants I or her own borne. Can uae a 11 tlnds of furniture, ehlna, TRAILER, Bravm'l Trailer glassware. can Atheno a. Park, Mlnenville. Pllone ID3324. SHe. :!1121. U.l2tc - FREEtER SALE Conti us! BIG CHEST FREEZER ONLY, $215.00 F,., Delivery Wlthlft 100 Mil ... We S.rYice ~P0Mnov , PHO~ • 99Z-2181 PorW. ' SEAT · a>VE11S, blue, fit If a.n, lwo door. PhaiJe ... Jill U-lle Ill COMET converllble, burpn. dy with blad: top, prlc!ecl to oeU, phone 742-4183. 8-7-llc For Sale or Trecle traDer, can ID-2801 or a Willie Guinther alter 4:10 p. · HOBSTETTER REALTY I 2 ~. ·'! t ' h Wheel Alignment SALES AND SERVICE. 5.55 '68's In Stoclr --- CARRIBt WANJID Pomeroy Route. In Business nutate 3 Llghtwln 9li Sportwln PHONE 992-2094 Pomeroy Homa & Auto ~•• o 111 E. Mlln ..... c.. Nottee II banbp' ...._ that Alma II. W~erd. of llldiiJepOri, ()blo, 1111 been d\lb' appoiD.t.cl IZeeut.rb of u. &lt.lte of Harold )[. ..... ' IIKei.MCII, taw of 111~ SAVE sPACE INFORMATION NEWS MOTH PROOFING ABC CLEANERS Mason, W. Va. '· fl. O'Utltt • ......._ JtHftl tf tllcl CtunfJ 77:h5543 ........... No. lMII letah of Ylr111 fr1nll Hamon .,._ Not1u 1.1 hereby 1w•en tbu Orace Tacky Is ThurBda,y, Aug, 8, Dult Hamon wboae Poll omee Ado the 221st day ofl968 with 14~ to dnR II R.D. PomeMJ, Ohio hu bHJa dub appointed u Adrnlni.Jtratri.J: wttll follow. tht WJll I..DIIued of tile r.tat. of Vlr,U Franlr: Ramoa. late of lleip The moon is tull. CouatJ, Obio, deoeued. The mornlng star Is Saturn. Dated tbll 29 di.J of .TUb' laB. P. II. O'II.IIN The evening star is Veoos. On this day In history: In 1940 the German Lultwa!fe began a series of daylight raids on the Brldsh Isles. The raids continued unttt October 31. In 1945 Prealdent Tnunan signed the rati n cation of the United Nations Charter. 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' ·M-Ifta L<M mlletgo cor used by COIIIPII\Y omclaL New car title,_327 e~, turbo lzydnmatjc. 825 x 14 white wall ties, JHMer steering. radio alii many other deluxe features. Boaudtul white llnlsh with turquoise Interior. $2,695 . 66 CHEVELLE • ·$1995 4-dooc H. T., locallownor,Jow mlleoge cor, help lln1ah with matchirc interior. w.....w, like - , V8, ufo. lralll., P.S., nd1o and •tor. 66 CHEVELLE • ·$2095 SS 396 H. T, Ccqoe, 4 IIIIOed 1r1n1., Posttrauon. wide ova1 llroa, recllnlertor. Wblte ftntsh. Rldlo and beaU.r. Iteil ~ · 62Cadlllac special $999 ·-·r H. T. - · good white wall ttr.., 6iu Jndndli., wladolr1, lWI. f equllment Wlf 11!11, power.. lfGtle•• iaterior, Locally 62 Chevrolet • • - -$1095 ..,ned, low mileage S. Sport Ccq>e, V8 OIIIPno, .,._ _tunatlc trans.,powerateerfae cor. Good ·tires, clean YID.Yl Interior, black ftnlsh. Radio. and bnkes, gold llnlah with gold WHICH OF THESE FINE BOllS. SPECIALS i•••• 1• 1• 1• 1 •1• 1• 62 Chevrolet • • - • $895 8 II. Fleetslde plclot>, solid cab, ~ ftnlsh, heeler• vleyl Interior, bucket R lnd II, 65 Chevelle • • - -$1595 HAVE YOU BEEH LOOK· lNG FOR? 57 Chevy 4 Door $195 59 Buick HT Cpe. $295 58 Cadillac 4 Door $200 62 Corvalr 4 Door $195 59 Chev. '6' 2 Dr. $195 61 Rambler Con. $395 ldallbu Conv. V8 engine, """" ergllde, radio, heater, new whitewall tires, green el:ter· lor finish with whit.! 113'1ontGp, YID.Yl Interior trbn. A shlrp I OWDOr trade--In. 1------65 FiJrd • • • • • • ·$1695 1 YOUR CHEVY DEALER ,, '• TD ~ Bl ...., CUT ·W INTER .H . It's thiGasCompany's 12-month Budget Payment Plan. With this plan, you . · 1voi~ plllk GIS bills In lhe cold winter months. You spread the cost of winter · heltina OYflr the entire year by paying the same amount every month. ·The amount you would pay each month on the Budaet Payment f , · Plan is .• hown on your Gas bill under "Budget Amount." . · .. Doli•t let the ups and downs of the th•rmometer mike dOwnli · ' an'ilups· in yOur Gas bill. Enjoy the convenience of the 12-month I •, .. <\ w • • • 8tkl&et Payment Plan. It helps you plan your budget _mont!)$ · ahead li)' simply slicine up your yearly Gas bill into !91111 ' . f10111Hiy bills. And ttlet's slicine it pretty thin! all•bout it on your next Gas bill. ) Galo:de 4-<toor, black ftnlsh, clean lnU!rlor, good W+W tires, V8 engine, auto. trans., power steering, radio, heawr. Blwt> 1 owner <or. ROY OTOR CO. E. MAIN ST. . SHAEWO SUBGESTIDN 63 Volkswa1en ·- -$895 .. ;· .. ---------------------------BEN FRANKUN PIIOIIE ..O.EIOY 1967 CHEVROLET IMPALA FOUR DOOR CONTAa ..,.,..., . ipeclll 3.77 IF YOU'VE BEEN WAITtNG FOR THE BIG CLEARANCE SALES WAIT NO LONGER ... SEE SOME OF THESE LIKE NF.W CARS! :!.................. _____________ - «AHnD IN MIDDLEPOirr FAYE MAIIIY Midd'-- 0 BedSpreads, Rq. U9 POMEROY MOTOR CO. DELIVERS••••••••••••••••• CARRIER .... T.,ln., Full Slat ChHille •[ • ztc ar.w or 2 for 1.00 • _ _ _...;...,...;....,~.....~~~~=~~:!~ •••• Mrl. Roulh. SOME PEOPLE TALK Bl 5~ A ... llilcbe HoiM Dlmonatrodon Cl... beld Ito ftl(ltar· 1111111111 at tho 00. Ill Mrs. -1'4 Rouah with tllo prealdeal, MrL Horry lttuto, pnoaldlnc. Devotlonl ...... ltd b7 Mrl. 1111 Thotnpltlll, ~ nollhlf, "I 1m 014 Glor)"," wao &IY• by Mro. ThompiM. 'l1le !0111011, "TO Get I b I Mott from Ywr Marklt 1111· keti' WBI aJvtn by Ml'l. J 0 b n Smith. 11 was amounced that $:100 .... - · - the ..-a fiiUval. The cl.., plenlc will be held C11 Augoot 18 II the home ol Mr. and Mrl. 1111 'l'homp11011. Gomeo were played a a d prlzll by MrL John Srnllh and Mro. Hlrl')' Slaata. Relreohmlnto wve oorvecl ID Mrs. Llaulo Roulh, Mro. J o h n Smith, Mrs. Hlrl')' Staato, l•lro. A1bart ThompiM, Mro. Abopll Thomp100, Mrl. Leo Thompaon, Mro. Rlf ~ Horrlett Thompson, 0 pat, and the boot- t<eeping ¥eigs Gallia and Mason Area Informed As liRA I. IHIITI, PhlftiHf t' N.!W . ii~VEN - The T.u- Kem11, WNt ber. by notlfte4 Ulat on. tht ltll 41¥ of Aup,~t, ltee, .!:In K. SbeeY, beiDa plaiD.Wf tlll4 hJI; ptUtloD . .linn ber u detelldant 1D &U Cow1 of Common Pleu, Melp Ccnan.tJ, -obio. CAM No. lfi.IU praJ'int lot dlYOrce f'rom aaJd FnDCI.a )(, Shiell OD Ule arounllJ of II'ON -11ec!t of dutJ' aad ~:lltnme uueltJ, pllillt1ff . - Pft1ll for amody or miDor ebildreD md r.tber nUef; Aid C1WM .W • fK heflrillf: on or Ill tv ~lirU.JIf: SIP. tember, 1988. 36x84" panels in aooortod colon. R-eular 79c MadebyUub LOCAL REPORTS DAILY AT 7:SO A.M. 12 NOON 3 P.M. AND 4:30 P.M. NOTtCI 0P MPOINTMittT Admlnlttr... r Wlt!l tM Win - 8200Pro&t presents 8-15; 141 3lc The Almanac By United Press International Pomeroy 99~2143 WMPO FREE STORAGE caaa- lJ, Oblo. Crtc!iton an ..-.uiNd &o fUe t.Wr elalrbl wltb Mid fldudar7 Wldlla lour mo•the. O.Wd tllJa 3rd diq o1 Aqut 1.881. 8~; BLAETTNARS PH, PHONi!: •-n No.~~­ ...... et H1rftl K. W.....,_, U. ams. From tho ~gest Truek or Butlcbzer Radiator To The &nallest Heater Core. Schwarzel Marine Hockingport, Ohio· NOTit:l OP A,.,rNTMMT m. .......... EXPERIENCED Racllator Service EVINRUDE -GIJARAtm'ED- ...."""" ......... m j ij ~PERT lltll APACHE Faloon eamptng 10 X 50 TRAILER, estra nke. '~' · " u ,., -.nt D~Mt~Ht M ......... Adults preferred; Ill Locult a..;;J•;;oclr;;;.;,W;,;·,;;Ca;oiM;;;,:Y;.:,•,;,;;::.,.j Ill. ..,-lie 1964 DODGE 440 wagon, V-1 1M Mil INid wfthln 11 iNYtSt.. Middleport. Phone IDCAiD OP THANU a OAITVAIY automatk:, radio, power steerJIM fH J1 ~ Mllll..elll, ... 2IIli. U«p for Sale GOLDEN EAGLE APACRJ: Ing, duome top carrier; clean ILIND ADI POODLE PUPPIES AKC Toy TRAILER. excellent condltlen, $1075. Alao, 1862 Ford Galalie ........., Uc C....._. '" ....,. NEWLY DECORATED, furnish. White and slud service, 4 IDd' See John !hie, Rt. I, Raclnt• 500, {.door automatic, 352 er> fl-'· OPPICI NOUII ed apartment. Adultl and;,: 6 U.. Pbone 99UICS. after 4 p.m. U-llp lla 1.1111. to I:H ,.... lhlly gtne, good condition, S395. terence. 114111 Mulberry, no. · 7·18-101• frM a.M .. 1I1M ,..._ llti,.Y can be seen at the Ashland 99U6911. u.u. Statton in Reedsville. 8-7-3tp Public Sale POODLE PUPPIES, AKC Toy TWO ROOMS, balb, furDished AUCTION saturday, August 10 mlnlalure, and up. Blud Rul Estate For Sale u U a.m. We are Jeavioc the 11167 MUSTANG, kyilnder, S. apartment, relerencea. 1211 service and grooming. l'holte speed, 1966 Olevrolet Caprloe, Mulberry, Phone 99UIIIIII. COUDty. Will sell tha tollowlft.5443. II I lie automatic . .,.,steering IIIII O'IIIUEN AND aww U-lfc Jnc at the residence of Pearl bral:ea, financing avaJJallfe, REALTY COMPANY JICODI located on Rt. 7 and AKC Golden Retriever puppies, phone 911J-1547 alter 5 phone at at Laurel CIW. Livlntl For Sale 514 Aah Sl, Middleporl. ... POMEROY - 2 story, 8 roomo ID-570, 7-11-llc (3 bedroomo) bath, 2 porebes, room suite, glider, throw FIVE ROOM cottage 'llllb beauMU. 8-2S-tfe basement, with utility room, rup, coffee table, ead tablel, tiful view of Ohio River, 11 carport. $4,250.00 several stands, book cue, reoLong Bot1om. vtrgU Walk«', POTATOES, beana, cabbage POMEROY - I story, 5 roomo, WaniM ord cabinet, cameras, picand beeta, Phone IM3-2ZR Racine, Obio. ~ (3 bedrooms) bath, new ldt. tures. ottoman, magazine Clarence Proffitt, Portland, Sales Opportunity chen and dining area wllb racks, books, complete &el of We are seeking 2 reprosentatlv- CANNING TOMATOES, ft.:ll Ohio. 7-7-41c cablneta 8Dd dining bar. Lots plano lessollll valued at $11111. •s In this area lor career oppor. bushel. Bring eontalnen. Ger· of paneling, hardwood floors, Two radios, one FM It AM, !unity, aldlne Cleland, Racine. W-Ife FIVE ROOM HOUSE and bath, utility room in basemeDI. ironer, grill, air condJUoner, •1600 monlb guarantee to i!larl one floor, partly lurnishod If · PRICED REASONABLE pressure CliiiiiOl", Frenc:b fry- •Training at Company e1pense STEREO CONSOLE, walnu~ ra. desired. 783 s. Second Ave., BASIIAN _ ~ acres on gravel 6 er, bird cage, old &ea chest, • Promotion by merit Middleport. Can be seen by dlo equlpped, {.speed cbangroad, barb fence, spring, wall telephone, Iampo, bow· •60 per cent income from .,.. intment arter 5 p.m. .,.. er, dual volume oonlrol. appo ""' barna, 1 story frame bouse, 4 ling balls, dishes, cooking den Walburn, phone 991-28115. tablished ~Is. Mab pa)'Dtellls of tl per rooms, 2 bedrooms, balb, utensils, clothes bamper, step Our repesentaUves are bappy 7~ month or $79.95. Call 99U211. basement. RDIODELED REstool, a large collection of no. - they earn satlsfoctory In8-utc CENTLY. vellies and some antiques, a cornea. You, too, have an eJ· i'iO. 6, STOKER COAL at lorHENRY azLAND ni<e collection. Something lor ceptlonal opportunity to esta~ EARLY AMERICAN Blereo ra. mer Clinton Coal Co. tipple, om.e .... everyone, Mr. and Mrs. Clll· !ish an Income for life. dJo COIIliOie, Wpeed Oufmlta. located 5 milea eaat of WellsIIH. filM fonl Jacobs, owner. Tenns For confidential lnlervlew oall tic changer, 4--Bpeaker BOUnd ton. Phone 384-.1787 Wellston cash, not responsible for accllor Information. Walton Coal Sat, Aug. l 0 or system. Paymenta of fii.IO :: · dents. Sale oonducted by the Company. 7-10-301c per montlt, or $101.99. CaD Bradford Auction Co., Bo1 116, N\on, Aug. 12 892-3218. s.utc (10 to 6 Only) ~ Racine, Ohio. Phone 949-.1821. SAVE NOW on aluminum boats, [· Luncb served. ~tc RON LAUIT AMUS ZIG ZAG-OMATIC, well knowa 10.1~13-14 ft.. clean made, 446-1376 Collect U-3tc · make sewing macblne, mates sturdy, three ran bo!to~n~. 1 One mne off Rt. 33, on Kings. buttonholes, seWB on bulionl, Notice } , RACINE AMERICAN Legion LADY TO DO housework, Jive monograms, etc., all without bury Road. 7-17-ate GEO. BOIISI'ETI'Eil, linter l'OMER"'Y - Buslnea build· attachments. Pay only NUO, will hold its annual picnic at in. Contact 0 . Hindy over Li· Hidden Lakes, Sunday, Aug-:_ lng, Eaat Main. S Bloriel, side berty Theatre. Phone 1192-5251. or IJI<lnthly paymeuts. can 1961 NEWPORT Chrysler, 4S.B-tfc ID-3218. lot for parking. Door, good rubber, good ust 11. Legionaires and !amia.ule ohape. Marlon Reynolda, lrfa. ~YR"CVSE - 6 I'OOJJill, baltt, ~ " lies are invited. A!! are asked level Jot. TilE PROVEN carpet cleauer, son. Phone 773-5147. 7·21-lfc ~ to bring a covered dish and Female Help W1ntacl Blue Lustre, Is euy on tbe :114 ACRES - 4 barns, 3 houseo table service. 8-a-2tc TOY LADIES earn $25 an even- budget. Reslm!a lorgolten oo. BEANS, KENTUCKY Wonder: and a number of other bullding demonstrating toys a n d lngo. A clean farm. Jon. JleDI e1ectrlc shampooer Pick your own, bring conWILL GIVE TO A good home, glfla. No investment. Color .registered Bird Dog. Call !Mifl. Baker Furniture. SHe tainer. $1 bushel. Andmr Ill .lCIIE8 - 2 .housea with catalog. Car 8Dd phone ...... baths, 2 barns, 2 silos, 3 . Crou, sll miles above Ra· ~'12 from 9 to ~ or see Dick sary. Write, Toy Ladles Party GUN, WINCHESTER pump, ponda, 3 gaa weDs. Young, Radne, evenings. cine on Rt. 338. Pllone 247Plan, Jolmstown, Pa. U-3tp Model 25, !~gauge, 2'1/o cham· 2852. U-3tc 7---Uc HF.U:N .. VJRGn. TEAFOllD ber, full choke. Phone tmAS80CIA'l'S8 ..BAND EVERY Friday from 9 2784. U-3tp 5 ROOMS and balb on nice lot Help Wantacl sYRACUSE p.m. to 2 a.m. Shenang LADY TO care for elderly couon Rt. 33. Call Jl92.5901. Springs Nite Club. Best band ple. CaJJ Leah Clayborne lm- I~ CHEVY pickup, 8-ply tlr· 7-36-lfc In the area. S.7-2tc 384:1. es, S.foot bed, 6 cylinder, U-3to BuslnMI Sarvlces standard, $150; 1960 Chevro. TREE RIPENED Haven peat'b- RADIO AND TV REPAIR, bouse BAND EVERY Friday and Sat. WAITRESS AND car bops. Aplet Biscayne, 2-door sedan, 283 ea. Pick them yourself, $2.75 caJls, antenna, l8ie and urday at Jack's Club on the cubic inch, standard shift, e>:· bu. Bring standard s~%4~ IJao. ply in person, Crow's Sleak llallalion. John Harrison, 701 Harrism:ville Road off Rt. 7. cellent running condition, $325. kels. Frames Orchard, 2$21 House. ~7~c Broadway Sl., Mlddlepart, Country music by Gayle McCome see. Two mllea off Rl. Valleyvlew Drive, Belpre, 0. phone llft.U. 7-14-llc Donald and hls Drifters. 243 on Bashan Road. Robert Phone 423-1922. 8-1-ttc Wanted to Rent S.7-3tc YOUNG couple wants unfurn· Urte. U!tp ELECI'ROLIIX SALES and ser. TJIREE.YEAR.()LI) SADDLE ished house or apartment by vice: Sweepen, n1C waohm BAHR'S BACK HOE and dozer horse, 63 Inch 1D81'0; also 1968 MERCURY Cougar, low August 15, caD Jl92..3565. IIIII polilbero. Genuine parts. service: waterline, septIc truck camper, Uke new. Phone S.7-3tc mlleage. Phone MB-2601. Call II8UIII. f.JJ.tlc bml:s, leach beds and base· 74U866. 8-7-ttp IMtc ments. a.ester, Obio. can C. C. IIBADP'OIID THREE OR four bedroom home. Henry Bahr, 118>-3988, or Roger &vcnONEBB Must locate before school be- 1!166 ENGLISH Ford, $200 eaoh, CAMPER, 14 x 6~. $2115. Phone ..mbr ~S-7-&p and aaiiUIIIe balance. Phone Jl92.5544, llev. WendeD G. gina Phone tlft.5102. Ulllc c.mpJele 8enlee '1'13-Q1)8, or see at CheltfJr Stutler. l-7-31p OOLOR TV antennas Installed, Bailey's, one mfte back of Crill llred!trd For Luse aD -k guaranteed. Three 1964 CHEVROLET, 4-<loor, aMason on Caraou Road. lllelae. Ollie yean Olperience. Phone liZ- M It G FOOD MARKET, Rt. 7, cylindEr automatic. Phone I+Sip I l lfc Middleport. 8-7~p lilt!, s.s.6tc m-1532 alter 4 p.m. 8-7-ftp 1950 FORD, \it-ton pickup truck, AIR OONDITrONING Refrlger- . FRENCIIIE'S Trading Pool """ good oondllion. Phone ID-2355, SEVEN ROOM house BDd lot, 1Uon rervtee. Jack's Ralrltopm from to a.m. to 4 p.m. for Sale or Rent New Raven, W. Va. U«p enllon, New Haven. bone NIIJlon Run IDII, Rl. 2, Sood 'II'!'Hlyo , UBecl clothing and TWO BEDROOM home, bath, drtlled weD, phone ID-11'11. 11»119. 4 • lfc mlllc:ellaneouB Items. Eagle all conveniences, 21 Cave St. , !O.ACRE farm In Cheater Town. 1+12tc Ridge; turn right at MemorPomeroy. Phone Robert East. ship on new water syalem, READY • Jill[ conerota <lefty. Ial Garda onto County Road man at 1192-5490, or Chester five rooms and bath wl t b FOUR ROOM HOUSI!:, bath, u. erect 1'18111 Ill JOID' (JIIIjeet. . Sl, and drive out two mnes. 985-3558. 8-8 3tp outbuildings, or wiD sell Ul~ tra lot. Union Ave., Pomeroy. ' Fill IDd euy, Free 1111s.s.6tc scres separate, with nice 1111111. Pbone 992-S284, GoetPbone 992-3U'I. U.12tp For Rent building site; J2.acres 181'111lebt Raady • Mls Co., Middle'I'IIERE WILL be a gun shoo! FURNISHED five rooms an d ing ground with pond, and 1111 EARLY AmerleaD llereo: pen, Ohio, I 10 lfc Slmday, Aug. II beginning at newly fenced. See Jame~ Hoibath, M It G Market, Rt. 7, 'lblll set bas AM It F'M radio, . ...,.. at the Forked Run' Middleport, 8-7-~tp Ion. Sr., one mfte eaat ol Five Hpoed automatic r e c o r d BUDGET PRICE furniture Clll Sportsman Club. Everyone II Points on Rt. 7, or phone llti'Joar lltlrd floor budget lbop. changer, lovely finllb. Juot welcome. U-41<" SINGLES and furnished and un. 500'1. 8-T-71e like """· Take OVfl paymeall . lllbr J'umltun, Mlddllport, lurnisbed apartments, Phone ado. t II lfc of to per moolb or pay fii,SI. WILL DO lOWing at home lm-3267. tl+l2tc Try It In , _ home, Pllooe llppen, pockets, pegging, ID-2138. s.s.6tc OWING MACIIINI!:8, repair hemming, alteratlllllS, ole. PLENTY of space lor ono traDlel'rlce, Ill mates. WY S. Ml'l. Freddie Thabet. Muon, er with all facilities . In Syra. 1114. 'Die Fabric Sbap, J'om. 18tl8 MODERN Jleleo. Lovely l'lloDo 7'73-5651 4-10-tfe ....,. Aalborll.ed Singer llala cuse. can ID-39tK. t-18-tfc walnut modem eonaole 'llllb and aervtce. We Sblrpe!l big wJlfed lllllomatlc record HAPPY HOUR, Sh...,g Sprlngl P'URNISHED and unfurnlshetl ~. J.Hc cballge~, Tbla bao AM·FM ra. Nile Club. 5 to 8 p.m. Mon. apartments. Clooe to ochool. clin. Tab over paymeall rJ. day !bra Friday. Ladles '111!111 . Phone 992-MM. 10.1J.IIc f6.42 per monlb or pay bal- CIGARB'I"l'E 'flllllliiiii!IC'!drter'/ Friday. IMfe IDII wr1ce. ABC l!lnter([llla, ....., 01 186.22. PhaiJe ..... o;· TRAILER SPACE, all utUIUes " - . W. V1. Pbone 'I'IUIU. U4tc • Till M\ttHER who bao two available. Inquire 156 MulberINc , ddldnn, David 15, daugltter ry alter 3 or 1 p.m. Write P. BINGER Zq: Tbil madtlne IJ, hulband oveneas, and ohe • 0. Box U5 Pomeroy, ll-2t-Uc lnsur~nce Juol lakeu In ; mates bultonbon Mro. Mary Ord that bola, denll, emb. Take over AUTOJIOBILI!J lnlaraict ben J1ftd lD Pomeroy, Is aoked to JI'UJINISHED GARAGE apart. _ . , . , Loll :roar opent. p81lllelll& ol f6 per monlb or caD.... t-4-llp mmt m Lincoln IUD. Utllllitl pay ...MI. Call . . . . . .... U.:..t Call . . . . paid; adults Gilly. Phone IDI II lfe U4le .MOW OPEN from 10 A.M. tD 10 3480. 8-l8-llc PJI. !be Drive 1n on 'trAUIU'l' LOGS, Arlbur llpeD1111 IIJ,.pau Rt. 7. Boll ""' FIVE ROOM lurnilbed hoUe, • cer, Rl. I, l'clmny. PlloDo - . 100'1 food, lpedail on bath, In Pomeroy. Mrl. Bow011118' ..... U-llp lloedly 111C1 Thlll'ldllJ. ard Cectl• • w. Main St., A thoucht lor the dol': Pomeroy. 7-24 .UC 1M S011K0 loa:' !Jane m f t . 'l'bolilll Mann aid, "Time IIIe ,.,. llllll. lwllcl eoclo, lime cllrlloo; no mood Fftl8bl ears owued by U.S. MEN'S APARTMENT8, TOOIIII _...,, tut• fllue. WID ... be mai!Ulnod quite uilalJ'lilroaCII eould f<>rm a train $9; 42 Snuth 'lblrd, Middleport. ...... f'I),..P'-0.. leted lhrourill the cour10 or JI,GIIO mlles long. U-4tp ..__....;;....;........, 11r •••. IUp houra." •, ~ . Business Serv1ces ·. POMEROY, 0. ' .. • • . • ' • " ···~w ;•• ·, •, .• . .•. .I �... - . . ,"" vauJ ~nune&, l'omeroy·Mlddleport, 0,, Thursday, August 8, 1968 A. LITTLE 'HOMEWORK' . Watching-· \Yant .1\ds Bring Top Grade Results .. __ ......... .,...,_ ' .... . WAlff U IMPOIMATION Wanted To Buy . , .. ·-..... J ...... O.y -..... ....tutteM c-...~~HH~ a c.,,.,.._ Will lilt ICU- ...... f a.JW, fW I . .ULATIONI . The Mlle.. r ,..."" tM rttM . . . . W NIHt 1111'1 . . . . . . . . . . ............ TM _....., will Mt ................... ....,. ......... " " ' " " ' &fttii"'IMM. lATII .. fler Wtlftt A. lertiQ I tlftll .... W..... eM ..,.,..,.. c... '""' -- ................. " ,.... ,., ...... ... JMtrtiH 7k . II .... ,., ...... " " " ••••••-• '• ' ANTIQUES, lllrnlture, dllbel. NOW OPEN Bob'o Mobil Oourt, mlscellaneouo. Mrs. Howard Syracuse, overiooklll8 lhe Cecil, t100 W. Moln st., Pom6beaulilul Obfo River. Out of ra,. 14•Ue hlgb water. stale IIJ>IrOVecl. 7-»tfc ANTIQUE'.'~: Lady wants I or her own borne. Can uae a 11 tlnds of furniture, ehlna, TRAILER, Bravm'l Trailer glassware. can Atheno a. Park, Mlnenville. Pllone ID3324. SHe. :!1121. U.l2tc - FREEtER SALE Conti us! BIG CHEST FREEZER ONLY, $215.00 F,., Delivery Wlthlft 100 Mil ... We S.rYice ~P0Mnov , PHO~ • 99Z-2181 PorW. ' SEAT · a>VE11S, blue, fit If a.n, lwo door. PhaiJe ... Jill U-lle Ill COMET converllble, burpn. dy with blad: top, prlc!ecl to oeU, phone 742-4183. 8-7-llc For Sale or Trecle traDer, can ID-2801 or a Willie Guinther alter 4:10 p. · HOBSTETTER REALTY I 2 ~. ·'! t ' h Wheel Alignment SALES AND SERVICE. 5.55 '68's In Stoclr --- CARRIBt WANJID Pomeroy Route. In Business nutate 3 Llghtwln 9li Sportwln PHONE 992-2094 Pomeroy Homa & Auto ~•• o 111 E. Mlln ..... c.. Nottee II banbp' ...._ that Alma II. W~erd. of llldiiJepOri, ()blo, 1111 been d\lb' appoiD.t.cl IZeeut.rb of u. &lt.lte of Harold )[. ..... ' IIKei.MCII, taw of 111~ SAVE sPACE INFORMATION NEWS MOTH PROOFING ABC CLEANERS Mason, W. Va. '· fl. O'Utltt • ......._ JtHftl tf tllcl CtunfJ 77:h5543 ........... No. lMII letah of Ylr111 fr1nll Hamon .,._ Not1u 1.1 hereby 1w•en tbu Orace Tacky Is ThurBda,y, Aug, 8, Dult Hamon wboae Poll omee Ado the 221st day ofl968 with 14~ to dnR II R.D. PomeMJ, Ohio hu bHJa dub appointed u Adrnlni.Jtratri.J: wttll follow. tht WJll I..DIIued of tile r.tat. of Vlr,U Franlr: Ramoa. late of lleip The moon is tull. CouatJ, Obio, deoeued. The mornlng star Is Saturn. Dated tbll 29 di.J of .TUb' laB. P. II. O'II.IIN The evening star is Veoos. On this day In history: In 1940 the German Lultwa!fe began a series of daylight raids on the Brldsh Isles. The raids continued unttt October 31. In 1945 Prealdent Tnunan signed the rati n cation of the United Nations Charter. Also in 1945 Russia declared war on Japan- seven days before T~> kyo surrendered In 1963 1 gong or masked bandits robbed a British mall train of $7 mUtlon. In 1950 Florence Chldwtck, San Diego, calif., set a woman's reoord by swimming the English Chsnnel In 13 hours and 28 minutes. .IUdtl of Hie PNIMtt Court . , . . County, Olllt 8-15 3to a.lJ 1-8; Ll...._ MOTtcl Frarae1ll M. Sheet., whoM lmbwn llddreu il l'am. t'(l »-lUll& Vlrt~D~a. ill 1&11: • Well As Entertained .1, L O'aRIIN, AttoniiiJ , "''"'"f li 8..10. 8 Do 8 28; 8 IIJ 8 Ul tk: . ' -------~----~-------------- R11. $1.39 CordlrDJ Bo11r Slacks • • • • • -$1.00 ' SIZES 2·34-S.7 ·----------------~.--------: Re1. $1.00 Ballerina Foldll1 Slippers---- .aac , ~ - ------~-~~-----~--·--·~- 91·--liYElCOD-DEC-Als-- -sUNGLASSES. F•• All Tloe MeMMro Of tilt Family . FROM ,. . . \' FoR All DECORATING PURPOSES INCLUDING LETTERS AND NUMBERS FOR BOATS, TRUCKS, WINDOWS, ETC. ' ·M-Ifta L<M mlletgo cor used by COIIIPII\Y omclaL New car title,_327 e~, turbo lzydnmatjc. 825 x 14 white wall ties, JHMer steering. radio alii many other deluxe features. Boaudtul white llnlsh with turquoise Interior. $2,695 . 66 CHEVELLE • ·$1995 4-dooc H. T., locallownor,Jow mlleoge cor, help lln1ah with matchirc interior. w.....w, like - , V8, ufo. lralll., P.S., nd1o and •tor. 66 CHEVELLE • ·$2095 SS 396 H. T, Ccqoe, 4 IIIIOed 1r1n1., Posttrauon. wide ova1 llroa, recllnlertor. Wblte ftntsh. Rldlo and beaU.r. Iteil ~ · 62Cadlllac special $999 ·-·r H. T. - · good white wall ttr.., 6iu Jndndli., wladolr1, lWI. f equllment Wlf 11!11, power.. lfGtle•• iaterior, Locally 62 Chevrolet • • - -$1095 ..,ned, low mileage S. Sport Ccq>e, V8 OIIIPno, .,._ _tunatlc trans.,powerateerfae cor. Good ·tires, clean YID.Yl Interior, black ftnlsh. Radio. and bnkes, gold llnlah with gold WHICH OF THESE FINE BOllS. SPECIALS i•••• 1• 1• 1• 1 •1• 1• 62 Chevrolet • • - • $895 8 II. Fleetslde plclot>, solid cab, ~ ftnlsh, heeler• vleyl Interior, bucket R lnd II, 65 Chevelle • • - -$1595 HAVE YOU BEEH LOOK· lNG FOR? 57 Chevy 4 Door $195 59 Buick HT Cpe. $295 58 Cadillac 4 Door $200 62 Corvalr 4 Door $195 59 Chev. '6' 2 Dr. $195 61 Rambler Con. $395 ldallbu Conv. V8 engine, """" ergllde, radio, heater, new whitewall tires, green el:ter· lor finish with whit.! 113'1ontGp, YID.Yl Interior trbn. A shlrp I OWDOr trade--In. 1------65 FiJrd • • • • • • ·$1695 1 YOUR CHEVY DEALER ,, '• TD ~ Bl ...., CUT ·W INTER .H . It's thiGasCompany's 12-month Budget Payment Plan. With this plan, you . · 1voi~ plllk GIS bills In lhe cold winter months. You spread the cost of winter · heltina OYflr the entire year by paying the same amount every month. ·The amount you would pay each month on the Budaet Payment f , · Plan is .• hown on your Gas bill under "Budget Amount." . · .. Doli•t let the ups and downs of the th•rmometer mike dOwnli · ' an'ilups· in yOur Gas bill. Enjoy the convenience of the 12-month I •, .. <\ w • • • 8tkl&et Payment Plan. It helps you plan your budget _mont!)$ · ahead li)' simply slicine up your yearly Gas bill into !91111 ' . f10111Hiy bills. And ttlet's slicine it pretty thin! all•bout it on your next Gas bill. ) Galo:de 4-<toor, black ftnlsh, clean lnU!rlor, good W+W tires, V8 engine, auto. trans., power steering, radio, heawr. Blwt> 1 owner <or. ROY OTOR CO. E. MAIN ST. . SHAEWO SUBGESTIDN 63 Volkswa1en ·- -$895 .. ;· .. ---------------------------BEN FRANKUN PIIOIIE ..O.EIOY 1967 CHEVROLET IMPALA FOUR DOOR CONTAa ..,.,..., . ipeclll 3.77 IF YOU'VE BEEN WAITtNG FOR THE BIG CLEARANCE SALES WAIT NO LONGER ... SEE SOME OF THESE LIKE NF.W CARS! :!.................. _____________ - «AHnD IN MIDDLEPOirr FAYE MAIIIY Midd'-- 0 BedSpreads, Rq. U9 POMEROY MOTOR CO. DELIVERS••••••••••••••••• CARRIER .... T.,ln., Full Slat ChHille •[ • ztc ar.w or 2 for 1.00 • _ _ _...;...,...;....,~.....~~~~=~~:!~ •••• Mrl. Roulh. SOME PEOPLE TALK Bl 5~ A ... llilcbe HoiM Dlmonatrodon Cl... beld Ito ftl(ltar· 1111111111 at tho 00. Ill Mrs. -1'4 Rouah with tllo prealdeal, MrL Horry lttuto, pnoaldlnc. Devotlonl ...... ltd b7 Mrl. 1111 Thotnpltlll, ~ nollhlf, "I 1m 014 Glor)"," wao &IY• by Mro. ThompiM. 'l1le !0111011, "TO Get I b I Mott from Ywr Marklt 1111· keti' WBI aJvtn by Ml'l. J 0 b n Smith. 11 was amounced that $:100 .... - · - the ..-a fiiUval. The cl.., plenlc will be held C11 Augoot 18 II the home ol Mr. and Mrl. 1111 'l'homp11011. Gomeo were played a a d prlzll by MrL John Srnllh and Mro. Hlrl')' Slaata. Relreohmlnto wve oorvecl ID Mrs. Llaulo Roulh, Mro. J o h n Smith, Mrs. Hlrl')' Staato, l•lro. A1bart ThompiM, Mro. Abopll Thomp100, Mrl. Leo Thompaon, Mro. Rlf ~ Horrlett Thompson, 0 pat, and the boot- t<eeping ¥eigs Gallia and Mason Area Informed As liRA I. IHIITI, PhlftiHf t' N.!W . ii~VEN - The T.u- Kem11, WNt ber. by notlfte4 Ulat on. tht ltll 41¥ of Aup,~t, ltee, .!:In K. SbeeY, beiDa plaiD.Wf tlll4 hJI; ptUtloD . .linn ber u detelldant 1D &U Cow1 of Common Pleu, Melp Ccnan.tJ, -obio. CAM No. lfi.IU praJ'int lot dlYOrce f'rom aaJd FnDCI.a )(, Shiell OD Ule arounllJ of II'ON -11ec!t of dutJ' aad ~:lltnme uueltJ, pllillt1ff . - Pft1ll for amody or miDor ebildreD md r.tber nUef; Aid C1WM .W • fK heflrillf: on or Ill tv ~lirU.JIf: SIP. tember, 1988. 36x84" panels in aooortod colon. R-eular 79c MadebyUub LOCAL REPORTS DAILY AT 7:SO A.M. 12 NOON 3 P.M. AND 4:30 P.M. NOTtCI 0P MPOINTMittT Admlnlttr... r Wlt!l tM Win - 8200Pro&t presents 8-15; 141 3lc The Almanac By United Press International Pomeroy 99~2143 WMPO FREE STORAGE caaa- lJ, Oblo. Crtc!iton an ..-.uiNd &o fUe t.Wr elalrbl wltb Mid fldudar7 Wldlla lour mo•the. O.Wd tllJa 3rd diq o1 Aqut 1.881. 8~; BLAETTNARS PH, PHONi!: •-n No.~~­ ...... et H1rftl K. W.....,_, U. ams. From tho ~gest Truek or Butlcbzer Radiator To The &nallest Heater Core. Schwarzel Marine Hockingport, Ohio· NOTit:l OP A,.,rNTMMT m. .......... EXPERIENCED Racllator Service EVINRUDE -GIJARAtm'ED- ...."""" ......... m j ij ~PERT lltll APACHE Faloon eamptng 10 X 50 TRAILER, estra nke. '~' · " u ,., -.nt D~Mt~Ht M ......... Adults preferred; Ill Locult a..;;J•;;oclr;;;.;,W;,;·,;;Ca;oiM;;;,:Y;.:,•,;,;;::.,.j Ill. ..,-lie 1964 DODGE 440 wagon, V-1 1M Mil INid wfthln 11 iNYtSt.. Middleport. Phone IDCAiD OP THANU a OAITVAIY automatk:, radio, power steerJIM fH J1 ~ Mllll..elll, ... 2IIli. U«p for Sale GOLDEN EAGLE APACRJ: Ing, duome top carrier; clean ILIND ADI POODLE PUPPIES AKC Toy TRAILER. excellent condltlen, $1075. Alao, 1862 Ford Galalie ........., Uc C....._. '" ....,. NEWLY DECORATED, furnish. White and slud service, 4 IDd' See John !hie, Rt. I, Raclnt• 500, {.door automatic, 352 er> fl-'· OPPICI NOUII ed apartment. Adultl and;,: 6 U.. Pbone 99UICS. after 4 p.m. U-llp lla 1.1111. to I:H ,.... lhlly gtne, good condition, S395. terence. 114111 Mulberry, no. · 7·18-101• frM a.M .. 1I1M ,..._ llti,.Y can be seen at the Ashland 99U6911. u.u. Statton in Reedsville. 8-7-3tp Public Sale POODLE PUPPIES, AKC Toy TWO ROOMS, balb, furDished AUCTION saturday, August 10 mlnlalure, and up. Blud Rul Estate For Sale u U a.m. We are Jeavioc the 11167 MUSTANG, kyilnder, S. apartment, relerencea. 1211 service and grooming. l'holte speed, 1966 Olevrolet Caprloe, Mulberry, Phone 99UIIIIII. COUDty. Will sell tha tollowlft.5443. II I lie automatic . .,.,steering IIIII O'IIIUEN AND aww U-lfc Jnc at the residence of Pearl bral:ea, financing avaJJallfe, REALTY COMPANY JICODI located on Rt. 7 and AKC Golden Retriever puppies, phone 911J-1547 alter 5 phone at at Laurel CIW. Livlntl For Sale 514 Aah Sl, Middleporl. ... POMEROY - 2 story, 8 roomo ID-570, 7-11-llc (3 bedroomo) bath, 2 porebes, room suite, glider, throw FIVE ROOM cottage 'llllb beauMU. 8-2S-tfe basement, with utility room, rup, coffee table, ead tablel, tiful view of Ohio River, 11 carport. $4,250.00 several stands, book cue, reoLong Bot1om. vtrgU Walk«', POTATOES, beana, cabbage POMEROY - I story, 5 roomo, WaniM ord cabinet, cameras, picand beeta, Phone IM3-2ZR Racine, Obio. ~ (3 bedrooms) bath, new ldt. tures. ottoman, magazine Clarence Proffitt, Portland, Sales Opportunity chen and dining area wllb racks, books, complete &el of We are seeking 2 reprosentatlv- CANNING TOMATOES, ft.:ll Ohio. 7-7-41c cablneta 8Dd dining bar. Lots plano lessollll valued at $11111. •s In this area lor career oppor. bushel. Bring eontalnen. Ger· of paneling, hardwood floors, Two radios, one FM It AM, !unity, aldlne Cleland, Racine. W-Ife FIVE ROOM HOUSE and bath, utility room in basemeDI. ironer, grill, air condJUoner, •1600 monlb guarantee to i!larl one floor, partly lurnishod If · PRICED REASONABLE pressure CliiiiiOl", Frenc:b fry- •Training at Company e1pense STEREO CONSOLE, walnu~ ra. desired. 783 s. Second Ave., BASIIAN _ ~ acres on gravel 6 er, bird cage, old &ea chest, • Promotion by merit Middleport. Can be seen by dlo equlpped, {.speed cbangroad, barb fence, spring, wall telephone, Iampo, bow· •60 per cent income from .,.. intment arter 5 p.m. .,.. er, dual volume oonlrol. appo ""' barna, 1 story frame bouse, 4 ling balls, dishes, cooking den Walburn, phone 991-28115. tablished ~Is. Mab pa)'Dtellls of tl per rooms, 2 bedrooms, balb, utensils, clothes bamper, step Our repesentaUves are bappy 7~ month or $79.95. Call 99U211. basement. RDIODELED REstool, a large collection of no. - they earn satlsfoctory In8-utc CENTLY. vellies and some antiques, a cornea. You, too, have an eJ· i'iO. 6, STOKER COAL at lorHENRY azLAND ni<e collection. Something lor ceptlonal opportunity to esta~ EARLY AMERICAN Blereo ra. mer Clinton Coal Co. tipple, om.e .... everyone, Mr. and Mrs. Clll· !ish an Income for life. dJo COIIliOie, Wpeed Oufmlta. located 5 milea eaat of WellsIIH. filM fonl Jacobs, owner. Tenns For confidential lnlervlew oall tic changer, 4--Bpeaker BOUnd ton. Phone 384-.1787 Wellston cash, not responsible for accllor Information. Walton Coal Sat, Aug. l 0 or system. Paymenta of fii.IO :: · dents. Sale oonducted by the Company. 7-10-301c per montlt, or $101.99. CaD Bradford Auction Co., Bo1 116, N\on, Aug. 12 892-3218. s.utc (10 to 6 Only) ~ Racine, Ohio. Phone 949-.1821. SAVE NOW on aluminum boats, [· Luncb served. ~tc RON LAUIT AMUS ZIG ZAG-OMATIC, well knowa 10.1~13-14 ft.. clean made, 446-1376 Collect U-3tc · make sewing macblne, mates sturdy, three ran bo!to~n~. 1 One mne off Rt. 33, on Kings. buttonholes, seWB on bulionl, Notice } , RACINE AMERICAN Legion LADY TO DO housework, Jive monograms, etc., all without bury Road. 7-17-ate GEO. BOIISI'ETI'Eil, linter l'OMER"'Y - Buslnea build· attachments. Pay only NUO, will hold its annual picnic at in. Contact 0 . Hindy over Li· Hidden Lakes, Sunday, Aug-:_ lng, Eaat Main. S Bloriel, side berty Theatre. Phone 1192-5251. or IJI<lnthly paymeuts. can 1961 NEWPORT Chrysler, 4S.B-tfc ID-3218. lot for parking. Door, good rubber, good ust 11. Legionaires and !amia.ule ohape. Marlon Reynolda, lrfa. ~YR"CVSE - 6 I'OOJJill, baltt, ~ " lies are invited. A!! are asked level Jot. TilE PROVEN carpet cleauer, son. Phone 773-5147. 7·21-lfc ~ to bring a covered dish and Female Help W1ntacl Blue Lustre, Is euy on tbe :114 ACRES - 4 barns, 3 houseo table service. 8-a-2tc TOY LADIES earn $25 an even- budget. Reslm!a lorgolten oo. BEANS, KENTUCKY Wonder: and a number of other bullding demonstrating toys a n d lngo. A clean farm. Jon. JleDI e1ectrlc shampooer Pick your own, bring conWILL GIVE TO A good home, glfla. No investment. Color .registered Bird Dog. Call !Mifl. Baker Furniture. SHe tainer. $1 bushel. Andmr Ill .lCIIE8 - 2 .housea with catalog. Car 8Dd phone ...... baths, 2 barns, 2 silos, 3 . Crou, sll miles above Ra· ~'12 from 9 to ~ or see Dick sary. Write, Toy Ladles Party GUN, WINCHESTER pump, ponda, 3 gaa weDs. Young, Radne, evenings. cine on Rt. 338. Pllone 247Plan, Jolmstown, Pa. U-3tp Model 25, !~gauge, 2'1/o cham· 2852. U-3tc 7---Uc HF.U:N .. VJRGn. TEAFOllD ber, full choke. Phone tmAS80CIA'l'S8 ..BAND EVERY Friday from 9 2784. U-3tp 5 ROOMS and balb on nice lot Help Wantacl sYRACUSE p.m. to 2 a.m. Shenang LADY TO care for elderly couon Rt. 33. Call Jl92.5901. Springs Nite Club. Best band ple. CaJJ Leah Clayborne lm- I~ CHEVY pickup, 8-ply tlr· 7-36-lfc In the area. S.7-2tc 384:1. es, S.foot bed, 6 cylinder, U-3to BuslnMI Sarvlces standard, $150; 1960 Chevro. TREE RIPENED Haven peat'b- RADIO AND TV REPAIR, bouse BAND EVERY Friday and Sat. WAITRESS AND car bops. Aplet Biscayne, 2-door sedan, 283 ea. Pick them yourself, $2.75 caJls, antenna, l8ie and urday at Jack's Club on the cubic inch, standard shift, e>:· bu. Bring standard s~%4~ IJao. ply in person, Crow's Sleak llallalion. John Harrison, 701 Harrism:ville Road off Rt. 7. cellent running condition, $325. kels. Frames Orchard, 2$21 House. ~7~c Broadway Sl., Mlddlepart, Country music by Gayle McCome see. Two mllea off Rl. Valleyvlew Drive, Belpre, 0. phone llft.U. 7-14-llc Donald and hls Drifters. 243 on Bashan Road. Robert Phone 423-1922. 8-1-ttc Wanted to Rent S.7-3tc YOUNG couple wants unfurn· Urte. U!tp ELECI'ROLIIX SALES and ser. TJIREE.YEAR.()LI) SADDLE ished house or apartment by vice: Sweepen, n1C waohm BAHR'S BACK HOE and dozer horse, 63 Inch 1D81'0; also 1968 MERCURY Cougar, low August 15, caD Jl92..3565. IIIII polilbero. Genuine parts. service: waterline, septIc truck camper, Uke new. Phone S.7-3tc mlleage. Phone MB-2601. Call II8UIII. f.JJ.tlc bml:s, leach beds and base· 74U866. 8-7-ttp IMtc ments. a.ester, Obio. can C. C. IIBADP'OIID THREE OR four bedroom home. Henry Bahr, 118>-3988, or Roger &vcnONEBB Must locate before school be- 1!166 ENGLISH Ford, $200 eaoh, CAMPER, 14 x 6~. $2115. Phone ..mbr ~S-7-&p and aaiiUIIIe balance. Phone Jl92.5544, llev. WendeD G. gina Phone tlft.5102. Ulllc c.mpJele 8enlee '1'13-Q1)8, or see at CheltfJr Stutler. l-7-31p OOLOR TV antennas Installed, Bailey's, one mfte back of Crill llred!trd For Luse aD -k guaranteed. Three 1964 CHEVROLET, 4-<loor, aMason on Caraou Road. lllelae. Ollie yean Olperience. Phone liZ- M It G FOOD MARKET, Rt. 7, cylindEr automatic. Phone I+Sip I l lfc Middleport. 8-7~p lilt!, s.s.6tc m-1532 alter 4 p.m. 8-7-ftp 1950 FORD, \it-ton pickup truck, AIR OONDITrONING Refrlger- . FRENCIIIE'S Trading Pool """ good oondllion. Phone ID-2355, SEVEN ROOM house BDd lot, 1Uon rervtee. Jack's Ralrltopm from to a.m. to 4 p.m. for Sale or Rent New Raven, W. Va. U«p enllon, New Haven. bone NIIJlon Run IDII, Rl. 2, Sood 'II'!'Hlyo , UBecl clothing and TWO BEDROOM home, bath, drtlled weD, phone ID-11'11. 11»119. 4 • lfc mlllc:ellaneouB Items. Eagle all conveniences, 21 Cave St. , !O.ACRE farm In Cheater Town. 1+12tc Ridge; turn right at MemorPomeroy. Phone Robert East. ship on new water syalem, READY • Jill[ conerota <lefty. Ial Garda onto County Road man at 1192-5490, or Chester five rooms and bath wl t b FOUR ROOM HOUSI!:, bath, u. erect 1'18111 Ill JOID' (JIIIjeet. . Sl, and drive out two mnes. 985-3558. 8-8 3tp outbuildings, or wiD sell Ul~ tra lot. Union Ave., Pomeroy. ' Fill IDd euy, Free 1111s.s.6tc scres separate, with nice 1111111. Pbone 992-S284, GoetPbone 992-3U'I. U.12tp For Rent building site; J2.acres 181'111lebt Raady • Mls Co., Middle'I'IIERE WILL be a gun shoo! FURNISHED five rooms an d ing ground with pond, and 1111 EARLY AmerleaD llereo: pen, Ohio, I 10 lfc Slmday, Aug. II beginning at newly fenced. See Jame~ Hoibath, M It G Market, Rt. 7, 'lblll set bas AM It F'M radio, . ...,.. at the Forked Run' Middleport, 8-7-~tp Ion. Sr., one mfte eaat ol Five Hpoed automatic r e c o r d BUDGET PRICE furniture Clll Sportsman Club. Everyone II Points on Rt. 7, or phone llti'Joar lltlrd floor budget lbop. changer, lovely finllb. Juot welcome. U-41<" SINGLES and furnished and un. 500'1. 8-T-71e like """· Take OVfl paymeall . lllbr J'umltun, Mlddllport, lurnisbed apartments, Phone ado. t II lfc of to per moolb or pay fii,SI. WILL DO lOWing at home lm-3267. tl+l2tc Try It In , _ home, Pllooe llppen, pockets, pegging, ID-2138. s.s.6tc OWING MACIIINI!:8, repair hemming, alteratlllllS, ole. PLENTY of space lor ono traDlel'rlce, Ill mates. WY S. Ml'l. Freddie Thabet. Muon, er with all facilities . In Syra. 1114. 'Die Fabric Sbap, J'om. 18tl8 MODERN Jleleo. Lovely l'lloDo 7'73-5651 4-10-tfe ....,. Aalborll.ed Singer llala cuse. can ID-39tK. t-18-tfc walnut modem eonaole 'llllb and aervtce. We Sblrpe!l big wJlfed lllllomatlc record HAPPY HOUR, Sh...,g Sprlngl P'URNISHED and unfurnlshetl ~. J.Hc cballge~, Tbla bao AM·FM ra. Nile Club. 5 to 8 p.m. Mon. apartments. Clooe to ochool. clin. Tab over paymeall rJ. day !bra Friday. Ladles '111!111 . Phone 992-MM. 10.1J.IIc f6.42 per monlb or pay bal- CIGARB'I"l'E 'flllllliiiii!IC'!drter'/ Friday. IMfe IDII wr1ce. ABC l!lnter([llla, ....., 01 186.22. PhaiJe ..... o;· TRAILER SPACE, all utUIUes " - . W. V1. Pbone 'I'IUIU. U4tc • Till M\ttHER who bao two available. Inquire 156 MulberINc , ddldnn, David 15, daugltter ry alter 3 or 1 p.m. Write P. BINGER Zq: Tbil madtlne IJ, hulband oveneas, and ohe • 0. Box U5 Pomeroy, ll-2t-Uc lnsur~nce Juol lakeu In ; mates bultonbon Mro. Mary Ord that bola, denll, emb. Take over AUTOJIOBILI!J lnlaraict ben J1ftd lD Pomeroy, Is aoked to JI'UJINISHED GARAGE apart. _ . , . , Loll :roar opent. p81lllelll& ol f6 per monlb or caD.... t-4-llp mmt m Lincoln IUD. Utllllitl pay ...MI. Call . . . . . .... U.:..t Call . . . . paid; adults Gilly. Phone IDI II lfe U4le .MOW OPEN from 10 A.M. tD 10 3480. 8-l8-llc PJI. !be Drive 1n on 'trAUIU'l' LOGS, Arlbur llpeD1111 IIJ,.pau Rt. 7. Boll ""' FIVE ROOM lurnilbed hoUe, • cer, Rl. I, l'clmny. PlloDo - . 100'1 food, lpedail on bath, In Pomeroy. Mrl. Bow011118' ..... U-llp lloedly 111C1 Thlll'ldllJ. ard Cectl• • w. Main St., A thoucht lor the dol': Pomeroy. 7-24 .UC 1M S011K0 loa:' !Jane m f t . 'l'bolilll Mann aid, "Time IIIe ,.,. llllll. lwllcl eoclo, lime cllrlloo; no mood Fftl8bl ears owued by U.S. MEN'S APARTMENT8, TOOIIII _...,, tut• fllue. WID ... be mai!Ulnod quite uilalJ'lilroaCII eould f<>rm a train $9; 42 Snuth 'lblrd, Middleport. ...... f'I),..P'-0.. leted lhrourill the cour10 or JI,GIIO mlles long. U-4tp ..__....;;....;........, 11r •••. IUp houra." •, ~ . Business Serv1ces ·. POMEROY, 0. ' .. • • . • ' • " ···~w ;•• ·, •, .• . .•. .I �ROBIN MALONE PPM/ JEST GOT SAVED, PARSON!! GLORY BE!! Uli<EV IWN A !lOPE PHPUU.ED HIM QUI' OF TH'6ULLV LUI<EV HIMIKINS WHO PBU<~MED THRT MIRACLE? ON A IS a carpenter a tailor and vice versa? WHEN When he is Domenico Albic:m, a Florentine fashion designer who specializes in custom-made dresses of wood over leather. His wooden outfits are measured for a perfect fit on his models ' who wear nothing but a leather bikini. And, if repairs are needed, he grabs glue and a hammer. Ho -III)M!-1 KNOCK OFF ....ORK ;c.N- CAN'T ><NOCK OFF VET!!SOMIOONE WAITING 10 OKAV,C~IEF ALWA'iS TIRED OF 0.11 EFS!! I TAKE DEAL AFTER. MAKING MAKE AHOTMIIA """''DEAL!! .----;.£ BIGDEAL. ~-.., ON GQI\T- .' ~ I I I • '.'• T ....eur 10 "'ow r!M A GOOD &POR.TI AI4VE A CISAR! • ' I I . I . ~- F.F.K A ll'S A FACT 10 Be PIOJD Of, UJIII\OU:, 1HAT FOR TLIR~IkU: M/W fi<DM A lOIAJt.H CIVIUZATOJ, WI~ ITS EMI'H~IS 00 KI.JOWLEDGE MJD I.EAAl!lloJG, I~ LARGELY -RESPOioJSI&E ... . . .\ INm A Hlt;l-lLY PREDAIDRY E>EAST I I'REDI\TO!l..Y BEAST' ,_, • 'I .. '' - ' '' '' '•'! .'•' •'·1: ..-.., . ,' ' .', •••• _, •• 8·8 .. . '\-' ..•. ' DAILy I &C.OU I _, - I l .LitJo o.Pare I. Pour I 10. Publlo veblde \ ll. 8cbedultd ' 'Js.-.. flax 15. lluiiC note lO. FIOw<l'lllJ plant 18. Oreek letter 19. Fuepn Indian :n. Enamored IS.Amerlan patriot 2ri. l'or 1111. oonu- ~· -- ,. CROSSWORD DOWN 1. Capital otOeorrta 2. culpa 3. 11ecoDd brt&'hteet Iter .,....... 4. H-cley t.i. Xeuure ot cape.elty : abbr. e. Audltncll! 7. Putforttl effort 8. Umber 11. BtJUna ·-I 141. Deoc:end- ant ,- n. Boa 20.8!w:H 22. Peal u. S.asonlng 2T. lnatel.d U""""""'lelheoe four Jumbl.., - lottor tO uch oquore, to fqrra four ordinary wordt. 28. Note ora IOrt Y.......!"'l 21. Newnea 30. BUnclng 'n'- .1•••• I f. l. ... ., .. _ GINIC _ ...... "............. . 40. French rtver 1n1ecta 13. Flowed 33. Hawaiian 46. Botanist ti'H Gray :W.. Deduce 41. Guldo'• 10Wt1t SB. PII&'Ue 12. Chicken ~&~~.::t.::::!::c 36. Hurl I LYGUL I0 III note tii11 I I = I- [J LIJ I pcllldlqlo Sl. MIIIIIIIorot Roman oudaln do<k U.LUeblrd TWEEi'IIS U.YOURieoto rr.Purpy tru:l 18-lllnll• I .....___ I A unit ll.llldeOul 41. AJld : lAtin ·-· WHAT THE MAeiCIAN TU~ED CH!F W/l/5. Now ......,. lhe elrcled letten to , _ lhe IUJIII'Iee •wer, u IIIIIOIIOd by lhe abo¥e cortoon. M["""l..,.......I"""'..... I It7"I,...I"""""I""")"' (AIM•eiN loiiMPNW) n . .A.ta dlllallee Yntenl•f• JumW"" SMOKY ADMR PLOYII fONOUI H.Oofdlr tliJono 48. BUillcal ...... d. Don .... J'lr'll-olp ·tbt-mcmtll 11.... . AIIBBPLOTT IIG. Aoblo S~lMON ON THI MOUHT...Carefully cllwect yew trees reprellellt Christ and ~~ .· dlicipleo durinl the fC!rinon on lhe 111011111 In • prden In Warwlcl!lhlre, !niland. The rarden at Paekwo.xl Hou'lt, Hockley Ht.ath, II more than 300 years old. ~- ' ... ...........,, , 1_, ' ~':'": .:::L em1~~··== .......lr! .. .. "'lor Ill• W,.lt"' X . 1lropblel. Ill• ..... -doy tilt ....,.. ~f -·~...., . .. ' ·: . ." ,r ,;. .. l o ftC 1e LOMOPIILLOW Cllt leUor olmpiJ lluilo.lor ~.Ia IIIII -plo A ,y . ...,-- YOOHOVUPWO, IIIPHO UAO IIIPXAU DO DAILY ()JYPTOCPJOTE- Here't 110'111 to wolll It: &XY· ~LII&&llll PT AOIIIWOL.- .' IBTAPLXUDL PYWPLX S 1 ~O'DIII&lll~ 1M!' VI TIIACH OUM&VD · nAil' ~ - · 1!0'1' '1'0 OUft)O IIIICIIBTIO!f. ', , • • • • PIWUI . .. i I ,. r ·.~ ·.• ~ 1 '· ~ ce -. . ~ ........ •r.....t.. 1111.) , ,, ' • ,. • 0 �ROBIN MALONE PPM/ JEST GOT SAVED, PARSON!! GLORY BE!! Uli<EV IWN A !lOPE PHPUU.ED HIM QUI' OF TH'6ULLV LUI<EV HIMIKINS WHO PBU<~MED THRT MIRACLE? ON A IS a carpenter a tailor and vice versa? WHEN When he is Domenico Albic:m, a Florentine fashion designer who specializes in custom-made dresses of wood over leather. His wooden outfits are measured for a perfect fit on his models ' who wear nothing but a leather bikini. And, if repairs are needed, he grabs glue and a hammer. Ho -III)M!-1 KNOCK OFF ....ORK ;c.N- CAN'T ><NOCK OFF VET!!SOMIOONE WAITING 10 OKAV,C~IEF ALWA'iS TIRED OF 0.11 EFS!! I TAKE DEAL AFTER. MAKING MAKE AHOTMIIA """''DEAL!! .----;.£ BIGDEAL. ~-.., ON GQI\T- .' ~ I I I • '.'• T ....eur 10 "'ow r!M A GOOD &POR.TI AI4VE A CISAR! • ' I I . I . ~- F.F.K A ll'S A FACT 10 Be PIOJD Of, UJIII\OU:, 1HAT FOR TLIR~IkU: M/W fi<DM A lOIAJt.H CIVIUZATOJ, WI~ ITS EMI'H~IS 00 KI.JOWLEDGE MJD I.EAAl!lloJG, I~ LARGELY -RESPOioJSI&E ... . . .\ INm A Hlt;l-lLY PREDAIDRY E>EAST I I'REDI\TO!l..Y BEAST' ,_, • 'I .. '' - ' '' '' '•'! .'•' •'·1: ..-.., . ,' ' .', •••• _, •• 8·8 .. . '\-' ..•. ' DAILy I &C.OU I _, - I l .LitJo o.Pare I. Pour I 10. Publlo veblde \ ll. 8cbedultd ' 'Js.-.. flax 15. lluiiC note lO. FIOw<l'lllJ plant 18. Oreek letter 19. Fuepn Indian :n. Enamored IS.Amerlan patriot 2ri. l'or 1111. oonu- ~· -- ,. CROSSWORD DOWN 1. Capital otOeorrta 2. culpa 3. 11ecoDd brt&'hteet Iter .,....... 4. H-cley t.i. Xeuure ot cape.elty : abbr. e. Audltncll! 7. Putforttl effort 8. Umber 11. BtJUna ·-I 141. Deoc:end- ant ,- n. Boa 20.8!w:H 22. Peal u. S.asonlng 2T. lnatel.d U""""""'lelheoe four Jumbl.., - lottor tO uch oquore, to fqrra four ordinary wordt. 28. Note ora IOrt Y.......!"'l 21. Newnea 30. BUnclng 'n'- .1•••• I f. l. ... ., .. _ GINIC _ ...... "............. . 40. French rtver 1n1ecta 13. Flowed 33. Hawaiian 46. Botanist ti'H Gray :W.. Deduce 41. Guldo'• 10Wt1t SB. PII&'Ue 12. Chicken ~&~~.::t.::::!::c 36. Hurl I LYGUL I0 III note tii11 I I = I- [J LIJ I pcllldlqlo Sl. MIIIIIIIorot Roman oudaln do<k U.LUeblrd TWEEi'IIS U.YOURieoto rr.Purpy tru:l 18-lllnll• I .....___ I A unit ll.llldeOul 41. AJld : lAtin ·-· WHAT THE MAeiCIAN TU~ED CH!F W/l/5. Now ......,. lhe elrcled letten to , _ lhe IUJIII'Iee •wer, u IIIIIOIIOd by lhe abo¥e cortoon. M["""l..,.......I"""'..... I It7"I,...I"""""I""")"' (AIM•eiN loiiMPNW) n . .A.ta dlllallee Yntenl•f• JumW"" SMOKY ADMR PLOYII fONOUI H.Oofdlr tliJono 48. BUillcal ...... d. Don .... J'lr'll-olp ·tbt-mcmtll 11.... . AIIBBPLOTT IIG. Aoblo S~lMON ON THI MOUHT...Carefully cllwect yew trees reprellellt Christ and ~~ .· dlicipleo durinl the fC!rinon on lhe 111011111 In • prden In Warwlcl!lhlre, !niland. The rarden at Paekwo.xl Hou'lt, Hockley Ht.ath, II more than 300 years old. ~- ' ... ...........,, , 1_, ' ~':'": .:::L em1~~··== .......lr! .. .. "'lor Ill• W,.lt"' X . 1lropblel. Ill• ..... -doy tilt ....,.. ~f -·~...., . .. ' ·: . ." ,r ,;. .. l o ftC 1e LOMOPIILLOW Cllt leUor olmpiJ lluilo.lor ~.Ia IIIII -plo A ,y . ...,-- YOOHOVUPWO, IIIPHO UAO IIIPXAU DO DAILY ()JYPTOCPJOTE- Here't 110'111 to wolll It: &XY· ~LII&&llll PT AOIIIWOL.- .' IBTAPLXUDL PYWPLX S 1 ~O'DIII&lll~ 1M!' VI TIIACH OUM&VD · nAil' ~ - · 1!0'1' '1'0 OUft)O IIIICIIBTIO!f. ', , • • • • PIWUI . .. i I ,. r ·.~ ·.• ~ 1 '· ~ ce -. . ~ ........ •r.....t.. 1111.) , ,, ' • ,. • 0 �.• - ' ' ... ., '' .... 1be 000, Seliwel, P......,..Mlddleport, 0., 'lburoda)o, Au&uot 8, 1968 · ' ~~ '• .. ' •, ' . ., . I ) •· {t ' ' ., Diary By Charlene .. ,- .. e· --~ .. duled for Wednesday at 10 a. m, at tho felr Is being co-spooIOI'ad by the boy and girl aoouts. Entriea of young people under 16 are oollcttod. Tentative plana are for trophies to be awarded to the flrst place wimeni..Deach • ·,Lane glrls, Mrs. L R. Neal, neiglborhood chairman and leader ofTroop39i Mra. John Krawac:eyn. and Mrl. Fred Gibbs, Jr., or the cadette troop accompanied tho glrlo. Aides are Rd>ln Mllh and !l!aron Glaze. Gotna rrom Troop 39 were Janet Loe : Neal, Martha McNeal, Vicki Kelly, Cindy Demoskey, Cindy Manley, Mary MUla, Mart1,yn &zydor, vtclo' Monley, Kalil)' (.:OIJIY MATCHED SPORTWEAR of tho nve caU.oorloa to be iudlod - tho abaggleot, prettiest, Mosdowo, Mary Bow, Clnd,y Itunnloot, uglloot, and most obo- Hlndy, Linda Gerard, and Berdient. bara Fultz. Registration for the dog shoW On the trip from the cadette Ia being handled by Dobbie Oh- troop are Am,y Hamm, Vonida llngor, just call 992.,'1774. Gibbs, Mary Krawsczyn, Jill Beaver, Nancy Bullldrk, Margie GffiLS OF CADETTE Troop Wamsley, &lnya Ohlinger, and 185 and Junior Troop 39 are orr Pam Dodsoo. on a three-day outing at Camp At a recent meet1n1 of the Rotan, t h e Four IUvers Glrl cadette troop at Che home of ,. Scout CouncU camp site located near Athens. 1be 21 girls, two aldeo and three leaden, left this morning :,_~M' _ , '• ;ddl;;;;;__'. , , '·, ::;: ·.Personal Notes i: MAKE YOUR SELECTIONS NOW. BEAUTifliL NEW FALL I YOU PERFECTLY, IN COTTON OR NYLON STRETCH. STRIPES, . '· ' J AND SOLIDS. DRIVE·IN ' TONIGHT AND FRIDAY AUG, 8- 9 00UBLE TROUBLE" .Jvls Presley, Yvonno Romain 11 AND SIDdra Dee-Ceo. Hamilton "DOCTOR, YOU'VE GOT TO BE KIDDING!" "'=======:::!· ,. ',. MDGS 111EATR£ TONIGHT, AUGUST 8 NOT OPEN Walter Brennan, Budd.y Ebsen DISNEY CARTOONS: N1tures strangest Creatures Art of Self Defense Mr. Duck ~· Out Admlaoton:. 85c and 50c SllOW STARTS 7 P.M. SWEATERS roy reo!dents, spent several dlj'a hero vial~ Mr. and Mrl, c. E. Blake aiiO. Radio lljJI)renuco J u d y M. Scheib of the U.S.N., Pittsburgh, shJtts, Sizes 30 to 38and 40 to 44 1--Y--A--W-A_Y__ JUMPERS CHOOSE YOUR GIRLS SKIRTS NOW I g._ of glrla skirts, lncluci!Jw w 6X IIO!ld. Mea's a!zea 29 to 38_ Boya' abos 6 to 20. Sllmslld regulars. LiWe boys' aiz!'l 2 to 6X allma IDd replan. Sizes 2 to 7, A big ..., selocllclJI. Plenty of po111l1Dent preu aie. torlals, Boxer waist. aornl-boocero andg6laln modolo. ·--·~~·--~---~·~-~~!~--------~---~ . ariii'You111 Mens Lona Slaeve Sport Shirts Sizes IIDall (lt-lflh), medhm (15-1511J), large (16-UI\n oxtra large (17-17'1:). Solid calors, plaids, ehocka, •trll>es, - " " panes. All are pel'llliDelt preas fUries thlt wash 10 weU IUd · - - - - - - - - - -. .- - - . ; ._ _ _ _, roqulro oo lronlag, VIall tho buoy mea'o departmeat lit floor. Loo1< at thls ..., oeloctloo of tall ohlrta. YCIU'll want w buy aov-. DandeeTred oral. , ---------------·-1 s11e to visit the Blanket Department on the 2nd floor and see the new selacllon of Slae~Jt Bed Blankets. Solid colors alii printed patterns In tnennar weave alii re1u1ar. Bil selection of colors. All extra 1ood values. · pool quality lllat tllvea excellent service, Cboooo your tawrlte lilt lid nuxlel OOW, --------------------------Pennanent Press All Cotton Materials For DreSSfS : 45 Inch width, floralo lid otr!pea, Now tall oeledlon. ~69c YARD . Just rocotvod In tho nr..,.ry and Yard Goodo ~ oo tho 2nd lloor, Machine wasblblo lid ..,.r - . lronlJir. ~big •• -------WOOLEN MATERIALS loctloa of aat!d colora. 45 Pormanent Press tor sportawear, a<:hool wear, leisure time activiUtL llave ooU release llnlab. hy El.erfelds In Pomeroy \ wldo. \ $4 !ncb lid 60 Inch wldlbo. Plaldo, oolld cnloro, berrl......,., Ill . Ivy with bolt loops lid cul!od bottoma. Sizes 29 kl 42 ~los waist. boDded and truly a fine seleetlon. Uae for IUitl, dre11u, cc:.ta., slaeka, made with bolt loops, tapered logs, cuale11. 50 per c:eat Polyester, so per cent cotton. Soil r• -lease finish, oo seam IJC)CkeU, Rugs Skid roolst:ut - Roverllbls. Excollonl color aolectlon. Pure Foam RIMer Anti· Fatigue • Mats J • GrljJ& floor Oat - WIMI't &kid or allp. For uao In launo1l')', · kitchen, bathroom. Wldo 1'0DtiO of attractlvodocoratorcolars. 18 br 30 Inches • ·SZ.lt 22 by 34 Inches. -$3.19 22 bJ 42111Ches • -$4.69 18 by 30 Inches • -$1.69 21 by 36 Inches • -$2.79 WI Nyl!!t~boeL HJGHER PRICED ;;--T~it;Lotr-:­ , \ . '' Bculd ondo and otdos. 12 lid U l'ool wldlho, J>Hrorent llrwtllL $ 88 graph paper, corbon 'papar and IHny, mon~on, Haw lo a toM tl•o to .. y SchMI S..ppllaa. FELDSI ' . - Romney 186. Fourteen delegates abotalnod arid 12 p,ve their votes td three other- men whOse names had 'not even bMn NllUIII· IPoki' after tho con...,. • oubm.ltted kl the convention. Uori bad easily queUed a Romney ootd neither he nor his belated, mlnniQllged, amall delegation bad Initialed the rebellion over hia surprt1e revol~ and; at the .end of the roll choice of Maryland ·Gov. Spiro eaU, asked for • unanimous T. Alnow for tho vice presldon- vote tor Allnow. tta1 nomlllallon. star bllllrw tor the evening The alternative chosen by the was reserved Cor . Nixon, who rebels was Gov. George Rom- began b)' recalllns he bad ney of Middpn, w h o hal accepted the same oom1natlon never been able to sell ldm· etghl years a£o. There will be a &elf to tho Republican profes- dl!ferent ending thls time, he sionala as easll)' aa -he once said, because "thh! time we are going to win.'' - ~•, ~ non-lhouter.,. the~ sold compact cars. RomNW Disclaimed He brwght the entire convenpOj)lonattatora," Pl!rhl!P• like When the roll was called, tiob to its feet cheering and !he· YOiors who kol>i Prealdeol ·:Most Surprised Delegate BEACH (UPO - 1 He the man . eYerybody wllJ!!OIL ne ·, .., tho man ilobodJ wanted stopped quite enough .to alql hlm. So iftor collattoe o1 i mlhl-revolt aplast-his $election, "$plro T. Afnew, ; the ' moat · ·ourprloed delegate bQro, carried from tl)e Republican . cobvertiCil toc1a1 hil parcy'a , IIOIIll,.j!Oil as vice prea!diot. . ·,,II ••• a compromise o1 rielo<ll !IIIOresla, ", oald Richlrd ·0111~•. cOP oa~to tot ~~ ~ Dllnola, "Tho South iilmililllellilland tho Nitkh ;..,· tOr Charlea' Percy or ·:cihn Llal!!&l'. ~ seemed to )~!AMI New Face of Maryland two years ago on came to town the an open - hoosing p I a .t I o r m llttlo-lalown governor ol Mary· aplnst the opposition of a land, an early •ll'porter of Denaocrat who said a man's Nelson Rn<keteller and more borne Is h!s castle. That made rece"tly a convert to Richard him look good to mtnorit): ~ Nixon. When he put Nixon's voters. name In nomination Wednesday Strons Hand most ol the deloptoa bod never Bu! when riots bit Baltimore seen him and many had ·not and cambridge, he put them heard hla name. down firmly, with the National . :But attet aiJ.nlght Gua•·d. deliberaUona with key party He eald recently pnllce hsd a members Nixon said AsiJew right to shOOt looters who was tho man he wanted aa hta relltaed their orders kl hall rumlng mate. . And for most of That lllled blm ~ aquarely with tho doloptea, that was enough. lho law ancl order campaign "There muat be iood rsaooos Nixon was already planning, . Gq ~-~ ~ • .'~~'·.". tor hla choiee," said I~ana is _49, per~onable, : \ ,, {In , ~ 'IIIII' .Cbl"-'1 .JMu.,~f.... S.9!JleA ... ~~~telavlo olelriY ~ tile tiJ~fl· dJil a011..• .,Wii4Jil. '1!1'(11 cillne of Nlllllll's He Is . ~ · '100, Of- a Gri!ek ~ .plobobi1 .w~. n~!' Ji;i1'~ d,.ao[on. ''lllil it thla moment, I Immigrant vegetable poddler, lakta the nlllllbor two spot dOil't knoW whit they are.'' and lt was tlgurod that wouldn't "Pi'~~~· And the South hl<i Later tho reasons became hurt eilhor. He t, a Methodist, a ~ clloloo or anY Eastarn or clearer, lawyer' • tunlly man. 1111 oltf llboral. Allnow w.. elected governor (Contlnoed 011 poge 10) w~:an't Agnew •t m,istakes of the past." 11 Th6 first priority foreign policy objective of our next admiWatralion wUl be to bring not because her people have an honorable end to the war In railed but because her leaders Vietnam," he pledged. Jn a more general statement have raned," he said. 11 What of foreign policy, he told leaders America needs ue leaders to match the greatness or her of the Communist world that "after an era of conCrontatton, people." that the time has come for an era or or Vietnam, he said negotiation." "We extend the hand of trre~shlp to the Russian pec:J~le ali:l to the Chinese peoPle and to all the peoples of the We shaU work toward the goal ' of an open world- open skies, open cities, open hearts, open minds." Much of the domestl c section of his speech dealt with vio1ence at home. (Continued on page 10) • 50 Bodies ...,.,.,Po Found at ·Crash Site Agne: - · Spiro T. Agnew rJ!.I J'F AFFENIIOFEN; ~ (UPO - A Brlitsh alr!lnercraol!ed on the autobahn between Munich and Nuornberg today, Bavarian State Police reported. They said at least 50 persons were killed. The plane crashed about 2:30 p.m. ' near the upper Bavarian .town or [angenbruck. A pollee spokesman said oo surv1 vor s had been [ound and that SO bodle s had been recovered (rom the naming wreckage, WORK UNDERWAY - Employ.., of the Nardel Brolhorl C<lnsll'UCdoollrrn of Brldge'1ille, PL, general contractor !or the Tuppers Plal~hester Water System, have begun bnUdi~C the 214 miles of mains to serve patrons in about 600 square miles of Meigl and AdleDI counties. Above, workers are excavati~ along the Sind Hill Road near Long Bottom, where construction bas gotten underwsy. The system, financed by ED Agrants lid a FHA loan. wiD service over 1,500 ~:r~~~~- ~~~ ~le~ - a~ ~ ~~~~~~ -~ .!'~~~-~~~ofits_~~~ ....."- ·- Rhodes, Romney Ignored MIAMI BF.ACil (UPI) - Gov. James A. Rhode:; of Ohio f :une to the GOP National Convention with 55 votes for the preslden- tlal nomination. He len wtlh one vote for the vice presidentlal oom!nation. Blg Jim Rhodes arrived wlth kl..,..ker dreams cloud)JV bis political vision. He d1110rted with a big udead end" sign Flaming peotlne turned tho suporhlgbwa,v lhrougll the upper Bavarian countryside into a sea where his national political am.. ot !Ire, Traffic plied up on ..ell bitions used to be. It was not tho boat of convenside lor nilloa. tions tor woolcl-be klngmahero A pnllce spokesman oald It co. n trolllng big blocs of votea appearo<l Jlto plono era oiled wbilo alteJniltln8 an emergency llld- which they thought would give tng .., the Autoballl, ooe of tho them groat borplnlng porrer ~· IO!tlch cro•• Ger- with tho candidates. Their proltlem was that the IDIIU' from border to border. king, Richard M. Nixon, didn't wanl them and didn't nood lhelr votes. No politlc:tan come• to a convention aa an 111110UDC:ed kingmaker but there wore throe at tbia one wllo runed with the Ideo of lnlluenctng tho conveJ>. lion. The "Three Musketeers" with 132 votes among lhem were Gov. ~lro T. Agaow of Maeylonl, Gov. Georp Homney of MlchJ&an and Rhodoa. Ai#WIW did not make tho mistake Romney and Rhodes did. Allar looklow over tho sltuatiOII, he qulckl7 became a non-lia..,... Ito and endoroed Nl:iia. ooo Although his endorsement ap- were lett stranded. All the.Y parently was not a t'actor in Ag- cou1d do was switch their votea new's surprise selection as the in the cause of parcy harmony. vice presidential candidate, it Such gestures ue expected: could not .POssibly have hurt Tlu:y do not score polnts tor ambitious polltic!aRS. hlm, Rhodes and Romney towd Rhodes arv:l Romney played a different game. They held on kl out how tor oot they were lila tholr 55 and 48 vote delep~oos morning after Nixon was nomrespectively - Romney out of irllted. Romney was never consulted admitted indecision about a candidate and Rhales in an effort alxtut tho vice prealdontlal ...,.. ination at all He told rq)OI'Ierl, to give Ohio some power. But when the first roll call "I wun't contacted In 1111 enied with Nixon alreadY over wsy" and added lhat be didn't the top, Romney and Rhodes (Continued m pap 10) 4-H Youth Attending State, U. S. Events Four outatandlng Molp Coon- Foundation, The Federal Clr11' 4-H yootlt are partlclpatlag trldge Company of Mlmoapollo, tn elate and ll!lllooal evantalhls M!m.; andthoRausoli>orgerC<Inweok. sorvallon Fund ol Columbus. They were oolecled on the bo~-s of the triJ> to I h e sis of their clab actlvldo& and 4-11 CltlzensbiJ> Short CourN are porlormanco In Jll'Qioda. lbe Ma!ga Cow>ty 4-H AdviiOI'Y T1ro of them, Wallar JordaD Conunlltoe. 1be 160 Ohio dolo oltho Corpenlor Boys 4-H Club, ptoa stoy at the Natloaa! t-!l ind Lenora Mlcr...el of tho Fin Contor owned by the Natlona: Pa1:t Star Sdtcllara 4-11 Cldl, 4-11 Club Fondatlon. Each doloaro -.Jint! tho · 441 • pta will bo roomlD8 with lttll sb1J> Short CourH at lila Na- pooplo from -.o. A1DoiW tlotlal 4-H Center Ill WUhlns- tho 1G11.ior JII'Oil'OIDJ are ''Cllltoa, D. C, zOIII!dlt MaiDa lbclal Be-..1Tbl other two, Domle Cbol- bUlb'," and "Our Horll1P." Tbo aloo vlolted lila ole ol tho Carpenter IIQ)'I W Club and er ... King ot t b • l1lllted - · o.r-arlltill Mtlp CoaniY Botlo1' Uvtllock . IIIII tilt U, S.,lloporbneat CJl Alllolotoln ctw, ... -"- ri-.o. Othor •tall• • • r '• Jns tho 9ate 4-H Couenatlall llllldt lu lila Waablnaloo CalltltCamp ot Comp Obio, )Ill - . ~ ot lhl ~ 901ol Nowarl<. The 9ate W CoD- 41or, 1wo JlJna - l a l . an!lloenatloa Comp - · tho ClP' 10111a1t lllllll\lllo, 'I' b" Whlta porllmlt;y tor to Hou-. 'l'boCopliQI,S.ip ·~ • • unclorllaad fii&1NOIIII at. Coozi, w!oo usa ot: -..J l i d - ~ ·.,... ._ ,.._ CltlJ•- w -· ;.;;;.,:;.,::.,.__ ott4 Col- I~•· Hoto paper, rvlon, pancllo, cholk, ·'""""• pratrocton, blndtn, •••lc ..oko, opolllnt loooko, shorthand notoloooko . -· 11111 While They Last 0~ tho lint floor o fino now uloctlon at lchool ~upplloo lor Klnolortarton-High SchMI-Grado School-Junior High '~t~~ ~..: r ···,.c;~.;:~ w Carpel Sam•les About 36"1o Sell _ _: rL_~~,:~~ac~k::;a._ _!!,;~A!UY~A~R2D----~---L---~=.:::.._J. -· SCHOOL SUPPLIES NOll' READY FOR YOU TO BUY .... pleated walstbondlng, drq)ped bolt loopa. Solid cnloro, Huel(y ai:lea, regular sizes, slim otzea. • VINYL BRAIDED . --;;~riliifNi'-PilsscoR'ouiiiv--·----• Will be in our Ready To Wear Department on the 2nd Floor Ibis week end Friday the tth and Satllday the 10111 with the COflllllete Line of Womens Coats and Car Coats. As many of 011 customers know, Mr. Lalli has been sellina Coats in our st1111 for many years. You are s11e to ret the Coat you like best. Your comet fit. ; ' t::niUtary, economic a.nd diplomatic;. power have never been used ·ao Jneffecti vely. He promised to at) nothlns l n ld • campaign that would damase the Parts poace talks. But ho sold that if jiiOse IJllks fall kl produce r&aul'ts by November, the nation will turn to new leadership, "not. tied to the policies and applauding with hls punch llne: "I say that wtien respect for the United states has fallen 10 tow that a foorth rate military power, like North Korea, will hijack a United States raW vessel on the tdgh seas ia time for new leadership to restore respect for the Unlted States around the world. Nixon hammered away at the theme that the nation is crying for oo·w leadership. u America is in trouble toda,y fwo,Handsome Families Counted On lid 7·to 14. you When the lights are low you want to look your best so here is a lip for make:up. Make your foundation a trlOe pinker than your daytime shade, with lipstick 1n IIRht true red or clear pink. Th~ warmth of pint shades will aland up unde•• harsh, neon lights which otherwise tend to harden the features and give you a washed-out look. ag(). AsiJew polled 1,121 votes aDC! ·" 1 Pink Stands Up ,a.. • Cblrlos de 'Gaul\• ln power when France seemed to be ~erlrw oo the brink of a natlOnil u~val a few weeks E..,..._.·'1:t'" , J·---------1""--------~1---------------------f Mans Boys MENS AND BOYS WRANGLERS 'Permanent Prass Just received a bla ahlpment of WfUIIer J811ls, J,Jue denim, &&no Stadillll forized ol!nmk, true western atyle. come Ia soon and select Wbal SL Sl •(IS before jolnl!Jitho service. ' ). OHIO .!iU'•ror 3to 6x and 71o 14. new tall coloro. S!zoa 3 ll JUcllard M.• NllUIII it~ tho '"· ond man to ·WlrJ tile ROJ)III;>ll~ perty preo410111lal nomination secood ti!Jle Iiiler lo~ •·P,u- · ldentlot olj!<llon1i 1be OCher ,... Thoma.&ED • ~· . '·· · m!:.< .',.i,f,. · t/~~·:..- . 1- " • "·\ •lit!' Jumpers are a must in JOII wardrobe-wear them early as a sleeveless dress, later with yu favorite blouse or sllpover sweaterknits, wool plaids, cottons. nautical THE PRINTZESS MANMR. DOUGLAS LANG 1 See our beautiful aelectloa of DOW tall drOIIOS - dark tranolstw.l Ill a wide aelectiCOl of ot;rlea. Ole, two and throe pleco kalll, crepeo, Joroeyo, Ill _., kalta. Jutt lD¥ occuloo ,.. a drooo for we have. ID 011¥ price . . _ you - . A """"leta 1llle of ,lwdor petites, regular Juniors, mlasea, bait siHI, lid extra otzea. s Slql In IMI the 2nd floor and aeo lheoo .., modolo. Famoul wbirl- I NEW FALL DRESSES••••• TOOl See our line kilties, box pleated aQ"lea, WJ'1P41"0Undt and sheath st)'lea, palda, aollda aDd atrlpea. All •c•r ., ,• :••.: · ~ BEAcH <two:...'l\!ch.la..i1I!,!,' Nlllon toda,y led bie .i!eJI~Ioan , party Into an oloctli>n csmpotgn aimed Ill• ..oattaiY!ns a national. ' . .' ~u~r tOr pooce 41 ~PPIO ind ai»'\Nld.',. . It wu an orthodOx Republican Nixon, who took a hltil Uae towllfli putting an eild to .1iloleiJ_,. ' lid laO:l.ossJ!jao In Ame!'lca. But It also was a .Nlxoi>, w~ took a soft Uno 1oward tho Sovlot Union tnalald of d111lct!ns communlam as the root of Ill .ovU, • His speech · &CCIII~ tho presldendal noinlnallon illned .at "tho foraotton Amerl• with your ~vortto Junwers, alack& lid skirts. Stripes, patlorna, oollda lid ohockL Choose several. '44 styles, full skirts in dressy cottons, krdts. Come In and see tor yourself. Mom will love these easy care fabrics. Sizes 3 to 6X and 7 w 14. Also lhe hlrd to fit chubby girls - sizes Slh k114 1h, ll IU • !-· Weather '. c· :Toward Communist Powers curvlor, and -oy fornlolne. 1-iiooii;~shiPn~~~;;,~~~iiit;,;~~s-a'Ad'Fi-.;eieiSq ••• 1 ~·' Shirts that wlll mb and match See our outstanding --ctton of WCHilea'a 'Wiater COlts, aU· weather coats, and car coats. All by Ieadlrw malllfacturerL Beautiful fur trim drossy coats, untrimmed Ill wool coots In solids, plaids and tweeds. Beautiful car coota In oollda lid plaids. Junior petites, regular Juniors, ndssea alzes. halfaizaa. ar.J extra sizes. Come In and make your selection and use our convenient lay..away plan. Pa., was the recent .guest of the Ray WU!lamo famll.y, Min Scheib was a roommate of Pemee WllUarna at Morehead State Unlver- Stt lht Prinlzess Coals on lht 2nd floor. Special showing by Mr . DoutJias lang Friday and Saturday. . ' The shirta of today are bolder, Sizes 34 to 40 and 40 to dlj' alter visltlni hero with bis mother, Mrl. Mary Clrdo o1 noor Roctoe, Mr. and Mro. Fred GJbba, Jr. and children, and Mra. Uoyd llarrlo, Middleport, Tho Rev. and Mr1. J, Lea!le Kun:ze of Toledo, former Pome- the ·''· ... TAILORED BLOUSES FOR BACK.-TO-SCHOOL CHOOSE YOUR SWEATERS EARLY, WE HAVE THEltl ALL CONVENIENTLY Aft,. RANGED FOR EASY SELEcTION. THE LATEST IN TURTLE NECKS, NECKS - BULKY AND KNIT CARDIGANS, SLEEVE SLIPOVERS IN SOLIDS AND PATTERNS, CHANEL JACKETS - ALL THE NEW FALL SHADES INCLUDING WJUTES AND PASTELS. Selli your girls back to school in class with styles selected from our outstandi~ grot~~ aC girls dresses. Get them ready Cor school here. A wide selection of Mr. and Mrl. George Circle and daugbtors, Carol and Cheryl, returned kl Alhland, 1\y, ToOl- olty FRIDAY THRU TUESDAY August 9 - 13 Wilt Dtaney' s The one and onb, Genulno, Original FAMILY BAND (Tecbnlcnlorl AN OUTSTANDING SELECTION 0F WOMEN$ GIRLS BACK- TO-SCHOOL DRESSES . shirtwaists, entine' ~ . 90sr Loti!·di<; , · \'i>Per 6tlo to ·tJ\e .lower 70•• · ,\0 1 Now Is the time to lay-awar rolf new fall ward· robe. Select ro11 ~vorlta Coat, Suit, Dress, All Weather Coat, Sportswear. •A small deposit will hold JOII selacllon. • • SIZES 8 TO Ill lid family . !.!~I C N BOLD DESIGNS .a -·· ' .. . \ SLEEVE SLIPOVER TOPS IN Mn. Wallace Powers, a demonstration on cutting out a dress waa given by Miss Wamsley. &!san Powers showed how to put in a hem, a r8(J.llrement for the dressmaker badge. A discussion was held on various phues of clltld caro and baby alttlns reaponslbutUes was held. .. ·•1.•• H:' ' . '..,. .~:·., ' ~­ ' and make your aeltdlons. Ust our convenient lo)'"'oway plan. SHORT SLEEVE AND LONG Dr. Potter returned to CaliforMr. and Mra. Charles Neunia today but bh wife and cbil- man have returned after three dren wlll remain here for a long- weeks' vacation at Delra,yBeach, er vialt. Fla. They were gueata ot her 'l'lloaday gueots or Mr. and brother and lister4n-law, Mr. Mrs. Albert Roush were Mrl. and Mn. Ja1011 Adama of DelLeota Bailey, Carl Harrlo, and ra,y Beach, and her mother, Mra. Ronnie Canterberry or Portland, Annie Adams of West Palm Mich.; Mrs. Mildred Mead, Ven- Beach who will observe her 90th tlaa and Verud.ca, and Ordell blrlhda,y next month. Grlmeo ol Colarnbuo; Mro. ReaMra. Dorothy Doualaa has relila Ja!JIOS at Toledo; and Mrl, turned home from Lexington al~Ia Miller and Mrs. Garnet ter spending a week with her Herdman ol Leon, W, Va. daugbtor, Mrs. Edgar Florian, . COLORS IN KNIT SLACKS, TAILORED TO FIT Dr. and Mra. 9anley Potter and children, Kyle, Eric, and l.,yM or Encino, Calli. arrived Monda~' kl viol! her poronlo, Mr. and Mrs. Charles McElhinney. '' ~mid ·. ••Ita, blou.. a, aldrts,slaclr.•, lu•ptn, aw.Gt•l, coordinated groups. Juat the very thlng1 you'll nNcl. Co111t In now A BEAUTIFUL • SELECTION OF ' " .'ind ~..tng . co11plete stock early for your convtnlfftct, wldtMitctlona in all prlct ranges-A compl.- lint of dreutt, coats, Sc:out participation In the Meigs County Fair bao been oJ<PIIIded this year. Instead of the usual one or two exhibits, several will be featured. Scwts of Cldette Tr<q~ 18.1 of Middleport wtU tell the "story . of Birl scouting" tn a booth oxhibit using miniature costwned dolls and accessories with pusters and pictures. Tr<q~ 52 ot POmeroy will ex- and will return Saturda,y. Rehlblt knitting and sewing pro- IJI[remenls for the troop camper Jocts, ceramics, and have a post- badge will be completed by tho er diapla.y m the scouU.ng program. Several other troop& are in the plaruDng stages for ex. hfbits. The dog show which Ia ache- . ' • • .f I !loklrda.Y Jlith C..o to Elborfoldo Buoy Roody To Woor IDoporltllotlt lor yovr bock to ochool wHrlng qpparol. Wo hove auOII'Iblod • • • Hoeflich .' ' ' • . It OPEN FRiDAY AND SATURDAY NIGHTS 'TIL 9:00 Po o .. '· ' ' '' :j • ,, ' ' ERO -:_ ~·- ~ . . ::~~·:"'"' - .- ~- ::."" :::.---.. ~· . . ;_:-·.·.~~ -~~-"'•'••~~~:ltm"'!'1"!-':l'"a,.~-·--n• ..•---------- -.......,...-a#',.._...., ___ . . .,.........__..,.,.,lll'.,.j;lc;illiftJ"''I",,..• ..,.1.,.1-••:•~.•-=-"'""'"""''"'•"!1-,..... ;_tho u;r..,. " ea.. ........... -~ Ia . . . .~:v~ Program blcbliiJQ ,... .tho ... • ' ' 'lndDd (I) Ttorubqpo Ia t/pGD . 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