http://66.213.69.5/files/original/f841170b1cc83a1f09fcf4cadfdb2c2a.pdf 8df9fe9b8d168492479dd7c91377d49e PDF Text Text ' .t ' ' . . . .. .·'i By WILLIAM S, WIIITE ~DA~D BE,\CJI In their Ucket, in their platform, in all theJ ha\'e said here, the llepublkans hne planted themselves " \ '' M~SON ' DRIVE· IN TO~IGliT, Richard Nixon- that Phoenix w)lo has ris~n Crom ao many ashes and the right aTXI put the most or bitterness and defeat -makes profound pressure on I-lubert it plain I!Jat the' G.O,P. io goq 1-lumphrey for the Democrats to back to moderation aa It has not decide where -he himself will dorte since Dwlght EisenhPWer stand. in 1952. stolidly in the middle or lhe road, .•aid goodbye to the lert The selection of Gov. Spiro Agnew of Marylard as his Vice- Presidential ,\! <GUST 13 San:ly Dennis 'UP THE DOWN ST AIRCA..~' rurming mate by Homer Greenlee AAD Richard Chamberlain Yvette Mimieux "JOY IN THE MORNINGu WEDNESDAY, THURSDAY AND FRIDAY AUGUST 14-15-16 (Color) "TWO WEEKS IN SEPTEMBER" Laurent Terzlelf - B. Bardot AND "BORN LOSERS" Tom Laughlin - Jane Russell MDGS THEATRE The one and only, Genuine, Original "f MOLY BAND" (Technicolor) Walter Brennan, Buddy Ebsen ~- ~- DISNEY CARTOON: Natures Strangest Creatures Art of Self Defense Mr. Duck Steps Out Admission-85c and 50c CLOSED AUGUST 11-17 SUNDAY. MONDAY AND TUESDAY AUGUST 18 • 19 - 20 (John Huston's) "REFLECTIONS IN A GOLDEN EYE" •' (Technicolor) Eliz. Taylor -Marlon Brando COLOR CARTOONS: Bugged in a Rug FRIDAY THRU TUESDAY AUGUST 23 - 27 "VALLEY OF THE DOLLS" (Technicolor) 'I ',,.. ' Monday in Pleasant Valley Hospital. Born Oct. 13, 1900, in Mason County, he was the son of the late Edward T. and Lt;~cretia ~loschar Greenlee. He was a member of tM Good Shepherd United Methodist Church where he served as a deacon and taught four sons, Leslie M. Greenlee, Baltimore, Md.; Howard E. Greenlee, Baltimore, Ohio, and John D. and Robert D. Greenlee, Pickerington; one brother, Howard E. Greenlee, Rt. 2 rt. Pleaaant, 20 grandchildren, and 14 grandchildren. Funeral Bel'\oices w:UI be conducted at 1 p.m. Thursday at the Good Shepherd United Methodist Church by the Rev. 0. H. Carder and the Rev. Earl Petlkins. Burial will be in Greer Cemetery. The body will be tal<en to the church one hour before the funeral. Friends may call at the Crow-Hussell Funeral Home after 7 p.m. Tuesda.Y. Humphrey Men Sources said three thi~s would occur if the delegation failed to give a finn commit-ment to the vice president: - O'Grady's job would be in Barbara Parkins • Patty Duke jeopor<IJI. COLORCARTOONS: -$200,000 would be withdrawn from the campaign war chest of Senatorial Nominee John J, Gll- Good Neighbor FUZ ~' ~· ·~ ..• i ,I '' .. ' , -~~~ l:r ' ,'). ''' ' Audrey Koehler BUNDLE flies Tuesday WITH A We Pay 5% On Certificates of Deposit lil ens ~ational B \r" -·I, ' Baltimore. Here is a signal that Nixon be-lieves the country is read~ for a call to reconciliation but not to surrender - not to the Communist:! in Asia and not to the mongers of hate and violence In the cities. But what is expedient here is also courageous. For the left wing of the Republican party, powerless to win itself but fully capable of party wrecking, was implacably determined to rorce upon Nixon some symbo1 or the Vietnam dove gr~, a Mayor John Lindsay of New York, a Sen. Chuck Perc~ of Illinois, or a Sen. Mark Hatfield of Oregon. Given what Nixon stands for, what the great majority of his party stands for, this would have been the shabbie~t of cynicism, the most blatant or Madison Avenue hucksterism. Thal Nixonwas able to shrug It off speaks weD of his guts - and maybe even of his savy. It is also, parenthetically, a fairly conclusive answer to peace-wingers who persisted here to the end in "interpreting" the Vietnam plank as really dov· ish; who so long proclaimed against all the evidence that Nix· on would be rejected in the end; who endlessly declared that he would be required anyhow to take one of them onto his slate. There has been irony here, too. r·or Nelson Rockefeller never joined the muttering of his more vehement supporters in "demaOOing" the selection of a dove Vlce-Presldent. Rockefeller in truth ran a good show here, even if his people stained his record by the greatest outpouring or money In the history or political conventions, He himseiC fooght with open-ness and lostwlthgrace. The man SAVE A CITIZENS NATIONAL 5~o A(!!~~ LOAN I reached office teUingofl'thewhlte racists' but healsomadethemistake or telling orr the blacki>""" er racists in the black rlots in YOU CAN 'I \ or llga" who helped beat him In the end, -Key committee assignments Spiro Agnew of Maryland, had in would be axed. the beginning stuck out his neck for Nelson Rockefeller and had departed only after Rockefeller had run out on him last spring. But all this, of coorse, is only the foam on the trODicaJ seas \ SHOW STARTS 7 P.~ \'; Homer M, Greenlee, 67, Rt. 2 Pl. Pleasant, a Mason County farmer, died unexpectedly at 12:30 p.m. (Continued from page 1) O'Grady aOO Porter through the afternoon. Chiller Dillers Shutter Bug '• PT. PLE,\SANT - an adult &mda,y School class. &trvivors include his widow, Mrs. ,!essie Spencer Green1ee; TONIGHT AUGW>T 13 ' Dies Monday Nixon's choice of Agnew Is undeniably practical. For this calm and reasonable politician mln-orlty-grOliJ (Greek) stock is a hero to neither the Northern nor Southern wings or the party. He Member of Federal Deposit Insurance Corporati,on MIDDLEPORT, 0. • Funeral services for AudreY A, Koehler, 73, Tuppers Plains, who died early in the Veterans Memorial Hospital !ollowlng a long lllneos, will be held Wednesday at 2 p.m. at the Tuppers Plains Christian Church with the Rev. Roy Deeter offlciatlng. Burial will be in the adjoining ceme- tery. She was born in Athens Coun- ly, the daughter of the late Charles and &tsle Calaway Springer and had spent most of her lite in the Coolville and Tuppers Plains areas. She was a member of the Forest Rose Council No. 285, D of A at Tuppers Plains. She was also preceded in death by one son and one brother. &lrviving are her l'llsband, Ill'• ,.., ' lhat gendy bell upOn Eden.lhll lo Mianil Beach. Tile ·aubotapc~ of It all lo IJJat .!of mt~ reJson~ - ~vlctlO!!& and also a pragmadc look·at current ,polldcal realities ~ Nlxoil and COJ!Ij)8ily hive checked a v~ large Pol<er pot rlgh! up to Hubert Hl11111)hrey. What they· 01ld to him Is about this: "We wiU oot buy the pO(lU!arlty poll and the ali<!lllted )'OUth hive Gilligan Faults Education .,/ CINCINNA Tl (UP0 - John J. Gilligan, Democratic cand!lor the U. S. Senate, charged to~ the nation's education pot. ley was ''UI'C)lanned, unmanaged, uncoordinated and - If CODtlnued, unworkable." Gilligan, in • speech prep&r· ed for delivery before Democratic platform hearings here, said: "It is obvioos from the situation with the schools h1 Cincinnati and elsewhere that critical needs are not being met not at the local level, not at the state level and not by the Federal bureaucracy." The hearings opened Mmda.Y ln Cleveland and will wind up Wednes~ In Columbus. They are aimed at involying 0 h i o residents in the writing ol the National Democratic Party platform. uwf: find in government t h e men of yesterday whooe lack of meanlng[Ui policies have slowly puohed us all Into problems that affect our lives and the fUtures of our children," Gilligan said. "The man of yesterday a n d their policies must be r(1)laced by men of this new day - men who will race the future with action, not excuses - faith, not fear." Bert McAbee Dies Monday WEST COLUMBIA - Bert McAbee, 58, West Columbia died MoOOay evening in Holzer Hospital Mr. McAbee was bornJune 30, 1910, the son of the late James aOO Clara Richardson Mc- "'..(,' U )'OU .wleh, Y'"' c1011 clll il,lf.het · witli 1 surreader at liot to the extreme djl- IIIII the d...eatlc raMlOis, and bJ< running out on such·':' preaUmab1.1 unfashionable old Parties 11 Harry Trtunan, )lwlkht EisenhoWer ond Lyndon Jotuison. . "Maybe - though we are bettill! Ill we IIO've ogalnst It - you could thus win In November•• U you think ""! then 10 lhOid. We ourselves hive 011bm!tted to no rar....~ not 6-cm the left and'·not !rom the right. It lo lor yoo to say whether )'OU wish to ftee the belt in the kitchen ofresponaiblepolltlcs Cor the cool of the hi!Vle pads." In a word, they have" checked the big stud pot to HU1111>hrey; U he elects to simi fist lor not!.,.. . Bonibs, Guns Break Curfew of racw violence. buslneso estahllshmenta Mon~ nlitrt aa pollee tried to enforce a 10 p.m., to 5 a.m., curfew WrIng the cl~' s fourth straight day Gunfire was reported within blocks of pollee headfiW'Iers and expectedly at home Tuesday pollee said some patrol cars were morning. The Middleport emer- fired IQlCXI. None ot the cars was gency squad answered a call to hit, pollee said. The llrebombs caused little the home at 9:31 Lm. Mr. Smith dallla&e be<011oe they ......, poorwas dead upon the squad's arly made and faded to explode, rival. It was believed he hod ouJ!er· pollee said. The!lrebomblngoand ed a heart attack. The body was the sniping occurred south ol the taken to the Rawlings ... Coats downtown burdneso area. Pollee were or•red to tightFunetal Home rrom where ar.. rangements wUI be announced. en their curlew alter numerous vtolations were reported. Secur!ty was to ' remain tight today lor the Democratic primary runoff Edward Smith or 70 North Second Ave., Middlepor~ died un- Shop At E~berfelds ' In Pomeroy Cuh prl ... ' ot $25, $20, $1$ Tomorrow evenina at 5 p. arid - .. ~~ llao threo '' calcir dlvlalon WOIII to Low- Britisher munJUon but none of them were ?.::~m:::x:&:::x::::::::x::::::::o-::;);::::=: brokeJL MEMPI!Ili, Tem. (UPI) Pollee IUII'd• IUI'rounded the Aberno1Juo COnler.,co ($CLC) 0011 • \'llllloa In the cl~ Wbore Dr. lfartln Luthor Klll!r Jr., no ... •. 1 . 1,283 families in our area have graduated to flameless electric heat. Abtrnotl!7 IIIII lilt poHeo - - boor<! ot dlrtc!Dra or tho 11-1Ul'.,.d civil rllbtoor- lllll••llon btriD ...,....... IIMtotlr howl Ask ., EleCtric Compony heodnaspe- .. cllllll' or JtOUr 1iectrlc htltlnt dealer. Or tslk w111t • fomiiJ - homt lllllrudy ... of ''Tht Qrlldulltll" ' '•.. MYIIL C.AIU.IY, . ' I . The amnwnitionaiXI luae1 were billed to someplace In tho out Probobl,y bound lor Vielnlm. 00,: er c~ CII'S powdered chem!OIIe, CIIIIIOd fruit Juices, &larch, lilt lind pioatlc 81'1DU11a. One denlled cor no ~ERROR CORRECTED Earl Rorvoy GU!re7, 20, Middleport, U.S. Annlo. IIIII Nancy Clioohort, 19, Mlddlo- Ell•.... ,......eel a llconoe JIOI'I. lave '10 lhlrry In .lltla• C<luJtt1 Pro- bal4 Cwrt. II """ ·eorJier reported In error thol ~ hid average noar normal Thura~ day thnlugh Monday. Day . time hl!lh temperatures will IVOrage In the lower 80s In north and the mlddlo to UJli>Or 801 In south, while the overnight low rel<llngo will range from near 60 ln north to the middle 70s 1n - · Cool at start of period and lpln aboutlmnday, while rothor nrm toward end of this Wool< and moderating temper. otures early naxt week. RalnWl wm averaao one-ball to line - <P~rtora Inch, occurrtnr u showers to~V~rd end IJC-. olltalned • Ucenoo to marey Nauey Ellzoboth Lonmtrt. ( ' 11M f'\& eo" lMCI INOb , 1W1 Genheimer and Cross Win 1.... r,... ,., ,DO! o.... •..,..c.. ---.lA ...... -'"" Ml-1~--~ C.l-... ........ ~if.· '~ ' 1 .( • '. l : .. .....,.., ,. :1< ~~ '·' . ., .. ~-----·------------------------------~-----~-~ ' Qtt tho !Nil loclt .., lllo cool -Ilion. tile Clluroc~tr ~ wllhldotred........ "~ Elec:tr1ciiJ ltMW II lilt 1111 flclar ln low cost While lilt coat of competltlw IUet hllbeen lOin& op, the coat of llictrichr hll boen tllldlly Comlna clown. for mort ltcts on coal of apt,rtlton, ••k the Jieople .wl!o m. ·mw Rev. Ra!Jih David ....; ond low-colt -Ilion. or Mr. lind Of ll•l'ntl•ll electric h11Ung !rom lht'ptopiOWI)OIIo_., lutowi MIN lhie ~oupon to Your MrL the llrot twilight hlrnosa nclng cr ond •10 wereowlniedlntwocla .. will pt underwii,Y. Pori-mutuel horaes and ponies.. Tburoday evening's il"-tand , llfictiW.. of tho contest to the belling will be permitted lor the attrocUon - startllli ot 8:30 tciJf ft!ur toiln'o, firat time at tha local lair IIIII In the 48 Inches lnd under fair beold omclols report •110011 wUJ be the 13th omual awnmer cltils, of the top lour field of horses ... hand ror the muodcol ol the the m, Bend MJ,.. teams, in ~. w~re Harold racirw Procnm which will conti• otrel Aaon. M.-s, ~; Lorry • Gocittinon, Amanda; Jimmie Mcquire, Crown Cll)', 11111 Bob Goodman,~ rn tho 47 to 52 Inch close .the owners of tho ftrst lour t - s URBANA, Ohto (UP)) - Sev- GI'OWida •• · precoutiorary werw ~~arlea } ~r I ' T~.~Wrs en11ee~ Clra ot I Pilin-ControJ IUOiouro. ~ns, Eric ·R...,. .. IirUr, . Bob Foat«, Allijn,fl inti w L. ~train. nveno'i'"iiieiii~"""'Tlw.""1&1'41o-rllllillre"i"'"cauec~ .. oil with 150nun howitzer shello out 380 Nlllonal Giuartt troop to S...ncer, LoQg ~· ancl Alaes, deraUed in a reslden- help In the eYBcuatioo 8b:l to~ The r.lr II10ved Into ita oocond tillll'el todly, torct..-e~c~ trol one atetion ofthe ....:.:.o· • · .....t2?.: lull day or ocdvltles Wedneoday 111t1on rhere lbou 3 ._.... .w :-{.'~-=·:-=·=·>~:-:-:;::x-:···;{···:-·\ ..":=:::::::::::::.:=:=~·.·:>:·:=:·:-::,~-::::::;:::=;~:: o t ,500 PtriOIIL si&htaeers and UMuthorlzed per· · · · ·- · ·' ··· ........-:•.~•..:.• "'.....-..~: Pollee Chief no.ataa Storto aono were kept out of the I1"0L sold lbout one-third of the 11,000 Cvl YWid, division 1 ..,..-m. FIVE-DAY FORECAS!' reoident. of thla woskentnl tendon! Cor Penr>Central 11 Cl>By United Preas Jn1arnatlonai town wore ovocuated to the high lumbus, 11ld be crawled lnalde Tw11Peratureo In Ohio will school, on alementaey aohoul one ot tho ammunition • laden - . , at the opening or tho !bltharn Chrlltloa Leodor- mo~n~en IIIII ue through the remainder of the week. Sl&rtlng at 2 p. m. tomorrow there will be pony hlrMsa racf.n& followed by running racea 1 o r lnd the ~~~~ COUIJI¥ Fair cora. He uw 15 bores of theom- ROY ELBERFELD$ IN of fnlllllltlon; cletonllntll ond porloCt wermth; mlnlriwm Robert Belley 11'1. • PlllllOJ'O)' tractor operat.o~a eoatelt at t~ lllolgo Comly Fair. Belley Ia on the tractor he clro>e while wlmlng tho IWII'd, -· Sentlnol PIKJto. · lind .., Willner ol tlrls year's Ft"eight Train Wrecks OPEN 9:30 AM TO 9:00 PM Funeral Home at 1\tppers Plains aner noon today. 1-. cnmer• I ' -~, with light rain filling. In the11U11l) pony pollil!ltontost Tonight at 7:30 the 81'1ndotand otoged IS the BJ'Indstand attrac- attrocUon wDI be the aiUIUII horse tion of the Moils CountJ Fair pulling conteat. Tueoday nighL ON FRIDAY AND SATURDAY WE'LL BE Tap honort 110 to eloc:trlc hlatln1 lor ease lilt! ICOIIOIIII' - ...':· Seventeen twns were -rod ROCK SPRINGS FAIR GROUNDS.' (JloMo) Reeder, Clncblnati. Friends may call at the White ·~ ~ ~.... t ~ 17 Teams Enter Pony Pull Test VETERANS MEMORIAL HOSPITAL ADMI&'iiONS- Herschel LeMeater, Guysville; James Ruisell, Gheshlre; Everett Mc!Joll' aid, Corning. ·I DISCHARGED - Earl Cra<ldock, Jud)' McHiflte, Bernice . Winkler, Mergle Benedum, ldl\ Hysell, Linda Hltf1eid, '1. Due to the lack of a quorum a re~ar meetlrut of Middleport VDiage council scheduled Monday night was not held. The council also <lid not hold Ita rtnal meeting ln July, <lie the lack or a <P>rum at that time. A epoclal seaslon ls planned lor Friday nlglrt, ALL GO TO THE MEIGS COUNTY FAIR AT · Ish too JOUIICl) to lflduala t o - · · tloCtrlc htltinJI, ----·- _,. ' i'~ WINNEl! BOB BAILEY - AMelia Rlch Sell9oi...rlr thll Again Shy Quorum 1111 992-5611 .• .. lblj> day ond Thursday evenings from 7 to 9. IHE$HOEBOX MIDDLEPORT, 0. . . . ' One woman suaered burns. CLOSE THURSDAY AFTERNOON SO WE CAN granddaughter, Mrs. James R. .. found at five of them. Flrem"'! aald they believed most IJC the others wore purposely Ignited. THIS WEEK WE WILL The body of Vincent Reed, 45, glesong Funeral Home Wednes- ELMER BURNS COLOR CENTER .... •' ,, . ' SOMETIIJNG NEW - A pogfrw oon!ce ln>m I tent wlllde tho . ltloted thlo year at the M'elp CCllnty • ~ beold olllco his ..., mPomel"O)' Girl Scout Troop 52, left ~~~,"= r.traoers. Show here worldng.ore members of 0 Ohllnpr, O!Mie Lonn!OB,J!uzle Soulsby lind Morey Owens. - Sentinel Photo. EXCEPT THURSDAY Don't lot your home bo odnlp-Gutllt'a ,..er too old (nor -------------------------------------------- .. WEEK DAYS 9:30AM TO 5:00PM Clarence R., 'nippers PlainA; a daughter4n-law, Mrs. Ctw'lea (Rita) Dalley, Columbus, and a .99 and $6.99 the arearemalnedBMeraiiY~tlm . under ~.saturation policing." Fire olflclals said ~ 20 ususptcious" Ores Were q..~eUed Monday nif!\11 .and early tod3.v. Broken bottles IIIII wicka were r .• BODY RECOVERED CIRCLEVILLE, Ohio (UPO - Ariz., and Harry McAbee, Weirton, W, VL Funeral services will be held Frlday at 1:30 p.m. at the West Columbia U n i t e d Methodist Church with the Rev. Charles Parrish oMciatlng. Burial will be in Kirkland Memorial Gardens. The body wiD be taken to the church one hour prior services. Frien:ls may call at F~ SHINGLE < ·. ·r·,. ,, . f ii I ." • men fought numerous blazes ln Walls early today, Jncludlnl flv~ started by molotov cocktails, but trict c.naressman Clarence E. Miller will be theleatured speaker at the Ohio Agricultural Reoearch arui Development Center at Wooster on We<lnesday. Au!lllot 14, ·1968. The occasion will be a weeklong open house and dedication IJC the naw Heel Cattle Nutrition ReseVch Facilities at the Center. brothers, John McAbee, Tucson. ASPHALT ALUMINUM .,. · I. (IJP0- Fire-· il~elctliioniii..•••••••••••••••••••••••••IIi•••' ' where the child was transferred to the emergency vehicle. A chicken barbecue for Rachle gun club members wUl be held August 18, beginning at noon, It the gun club fann, All members are invited LOS ANGELES WA~GTON- Tenth Dis- Edward Smith Dies and Mrs. Ray Mmdey otSha• was taken to Holzer Hospital by the Middleport emergency '"'ad Monday. He had dnmk turpentine. Mr. Manley, a former Middleport police o!llcer, started to the hospital with ~ oon following the Incident ~!JAB met at Rock Springs b "iiie _.s I C. I ' t Watts. Area Ablaze; Miller to Speak Ln'TLE ROCK, Ark. (UPI)FirebOmbs were hUrled Into six Joe Manley, small son ot Mr. . " ., a1 responsibility ln a hard word, we ma,y see the most movi~ honest campaign in our recent history. Taken to Hospital . .:.._. ··e.:' - .. ~, . '.•'l Mr. McAbee was a heavy equipment operator Cor the Rlver was recovered MoOOay. Coal Co. until his retirement COMING TO fAIR in 1966. lie was a veteran of WPSBINGTON - A busy disWor1d War Two. trict schedule ts in order for Survivors Include his wife, Congressman Clarence E. Mlller Gaynell Frances McAbeei a son. during the August recess of eo. James C. McAbee, Mkldleportj gress. He will be at the Meigs three daughters, Gall Frances, County Fair !rom 7-10 p.m. this at home; Mrs. carolyn Sue Saturday. Hayes, RD, Letart, w. VL, aoo Mra. JOOith Starcher, Klleen, Texas; six grandchildren and two For Exterior Roofs And Meta I Sllface FOR ALL ROOFS EXCEPT WOOD ' title erllrie and the mid- · der tweo ot r·~ violence. Wo think we Clll ~~ )'001 . thla '1fi.Y, • am on Circleville, who drowned Seturda,y at Deer Creek Reservoir, Abee. Fur liirls & Ladies ' kick bJ< tr!JN1llll! on I . VIe~ BARBECUE PLANNED LOAFER Black and C11dovan . ' nuroot Eloclrlc C9<11PI!il.,,. flct. Ontofo~rhe~·~~ lltl Will Yllh l'oU 1..-9: ,!!. obllg..lon, of c-.,r ."' ~ '· "'r -~I .., ,,.... . ' ~ ..; .,... t~·l,., I" \ll Batmen To ~niff Enemy WASIINGTON (UPI) - SoarIng i!Ilders piloted by ll1odern day ubatme11'' ma,y soon be mak~ lnJI stealthy rooonnalsaance sor- des over Cornmwdst lnflltratlon routes ln Vietnam. The Arnzy bao awarded a $2 million contract lor produCJtlon IJC the gllden. It early experi. ment& are suceeaatal. a llllall number of the tight aluminum cran may be brought Into lOrVice within a Year • Kmwn as the QT3, .the sur- Veillance i!lldors will hear lit. tle resemblance to the u. troop • carrying i!IIclera that were towed In the s1ty from England to land lnlantry larcoo ln France during World Wor D. l'entaguo aourceo say the gliders will have • omad ens1ne to power their .,.. takeolfs. Except, Cor the ract tht7 will tiPorate at low altltiMie they will . somewhat reoemble tho high _ fl,ylng U'.l I!PJ' pi-s. . Over bootlle terrltoey, the W3's enslnes will be llhut alf aud the craft will cUp low and gUcfe over lnflltratian routes In almost complete allonce. A clal paint will bo uled 1o make them dlll!cult to dotll<lt bJ< radar. s. �' ' )./- • ' .. ',. ·Nicklaus PIJli:w.n~. . '&·,: /·Leading f{o~i~i«llone Prbf~ · t '' . : ~ , .jl,'.n. 1-f,.;;,•. !.~~·J::~ : , I B,y FR!D 'DOWN. I •"no. ::ill. •• '( p AR1S (tJPO - '!1le Ullltocl States tod'Y cdled ·~ Vietnam to getdolm to aerioul~=~·:~~~~:=:~t frequent moeUngs In the Perla talkl .., the . W. Averell Harriman, chief U, S. nitlollillor, mode thO appeal IIJd sugpstton II the 17th aeasloo o!the doodlockod lllkl. .. ,.,. 11 JU ....• - ''For our part we are williqr:tomeethere •• ~ ·~ ·" ' ~: .•. THE TRADITIONAL "DONKEY" Is displayed at the booth of the Mo;gs COunty Young Democrat Club In the Rock ~rings Grange Hall at the Meigs COunty Fair. Stamng the booth Tuesday were RaOOy King, left, &00 his parent a, Mr. an:t Mn. Char.. los Kl~ Mr. Kl!w it president of tile cbA ' ' .,_.clown Portland Delegation Presses Viewpoints '. Adele(iatJon from the rortlan::l area appeared before the SOuthern Local Boardo!Edueatloothls week in a continued etrorttokeep the Portland elementary building open (or classes this ran. The delegatlm, with Clarence Lawrence u spokesman, proposed that Ute board reconslder its earlier action to close the school even on a temporary basis, and, Instead, to redistrict so that more chllclron in grades 1-7 wcold he housed at Portland. Llwrenee sild he had learned that aa overcrowded condition woold exist at Racine elementary lr the board's proposed move i1 carried thrwgh. He said Portland are~ resl~ . . 11'Ali!INGTON (tJJ'O - Sehool "IlOilo ' may 1<1 onheodod by 1 of teachers and : thoUsaftcts " pupils aeros s the nation next month. According to the two giant teachers unions, the National Educatioo Asaod.atlon and the AlMrlcan Federatioo of Teachmos. present conditions portened as man.v as 400 elementary and high school teacllero strikes this school year, more than three times the record 126 walkouts of last year. ~earnen lor tile two groups aaJd there is ,., strong possDJUlty'' 0'1 strikes at the opening o! school next month In SL Louie, Phllaclelpbla, East st. Louis, m.. New Orleans and Wllmin810n, Del. In addition, the NEA oald 35 1111burball area schools in Michigan, mainly near Dotrolt, !ace tile same strike threat along with i solalod rural dlstrlr.ts in Colorado, Oklahoma, Idaho, New Hampshire and ·~ 'I' I 1 ,,, . " 'l' '' f, .'~ .,.~· .m Pair Arrested COWMBUS (tJPl) - J o h n Heart Jarvi• Jr., 20, and Harold ~eppard, 24, were arrested by FBI agents at their homes here Tueedoy oo a eharp of Interstate transportation nl a Itolen car !l'ODl Hopewell, Ohio, ID Wllllamson, w. Va., Mill' 10. dents believed that an ap.-rent combined classes for a number shortage of students at both Port- of years. MEIGS GENERAL HOSPlrAL The board, it was reported, land and Letart Falls could be ADM!SSIONS - L.Yie Franco, cOunteracted by redistrictl~and took no actloo on the counter seDd~ some of tfle children now proposal. A public meeting "as Milton, W. Va.; C. 0. Kimes, at Racine elementary to the other held last week which three mem- Pomeroy; Harry ~cer, Ra~ bers of the board of education cine. two buildircs. DISCHARGES - James D>lln. Lawrence in::licated it is the attended. lt was lndicalod..t he opinion of Portland people thlt school was being closed on a 20 pq,!ls could be added at Port.- temporary basts, in an economy land elemealecy by an addlitol1al move. 10 miles per d'Y tn•el by buses. Pordand area people, however, fear that I( the school is cloaed, Lawrelk.oe further Bald the nmn· it would not be rooponed. ber of teachers now used at I.e-William Hugbe1, new Southern tort Fills coold be reduced by Local District s..>erlnteOOent, SAIGON (IJPI) - Tropical ccxnblntng the third llld !oorth was not available today for comstorm Rose, packing 70..mlle-11'011.. and the ftllh and llxlh ment regarding thebolrd'sactlvIJ'l(les. It ns stressed t h a t lty this week regarding lhe sltu- per-lloor winds, blunted America's bombing a! North Vlelnam Portland elementary his h 1 d atiorL Tuesday, apokeomon 1181d today. Thirty raids were Oown, the lowe•t Pllllber excluding holl· day cessations Iince May 27, ' 11 ' publlcl2od lacier,In reflected in teaching," be sald. 1966, Tho .... Mllltary llp(lkesmen here lldd a teachir atrl.ke is the salary ..They're protesting against · the smrm ~thurned the Gulf of loaue, but both the NEA and o u t d a t e d, even condemned Tonkin 50 badly that the three AFT 1181d that Is <lilly one buildings and ogalnat operating Navy aircraft carriers on reuon and in I!IOJ11e eases oot big dty schoolS' under a system uyankee Station" were unable the major reaSOil for a strike. that was devised years 1.&0 to to launch or recover aircraft. uTeachers want a voice in the serve rural needs." The AFT ldonlllled two baatc """ntton of the school syatem causes for strikes. - · they believe ;youngaters "Teachers want the right to are not getting the level of omcation they deoerve," oald bargain collectively and they want a work contract .llst as an NEA lii)Okesman. "The whole militant tone of any other American worker aodoQ> today, wl\11 tile dvll represented by a union has, n a rights and peace pretests, is spokesman 1181d. llou- ~ (Lemaater 9-lli at 'hlllldolphla (liborl 11-11), 7:3.1 ~· ~ .t -Dakota. Mill' Reach 4!10 there will be abelrt SO strikes wl1en school otsrt s with anotller 300 to 350 llpl'oed throughol:t the relit of the school year," the NE.A spokesman oald. Neither the AFT or NEA could estimate the mmber of teachers and students affected except to ...,. it woold run Into •• We anticipate the tens of thousands. I ' ·i ) : ' • .,, • ' ;< •' r :n Sixteen states have, since 1959, wr11ton laws g!Ylng teachers 801118 form of colleetlve bargalnintr, The NEA, with Its 1.2 mUIIoo _,.,.,.., oald nearly 80 per cent, or 643,268 teachars, have won bargaining recoen!tion <'011· tract• from loenl school boards and the AFT, with 164,000 members, oald 100,000 ol Its members are under a C<Uract urangement. The AFT, which Is alflllated 'lllth the AFL-CIO, hal a policy ~ "m oontract, no work" which taucbed orr ~ores d. last year'• lb'ikel. The NEA is not lllllllatod with other labor ,. ......... ! f ' II&\ Gels Tough M relllen young teaebers slplng up In growing . . . . .s with the 11101'0 ;AFT, the NEA llllrted ~ a 10ua1J otand, ellllng Ita . . . . . oat 011 llrlke In reeord II!! IPI Iaiii year. ~~~ .rormerlJ relied on · h • • Whteh merely ura:ed ' ' ' c ' ~iiii.!I'P illll to work In cortaiJ! - '!iariod -•s- a . ', _,. ·r;.,. t~~ -· <11 or evan an ' =-·1<·' . ·1, t~ ,C '!> .m. : : Sail Francllco (Perey 10-11) :: t· Pltilburgh (Blasa 9-5), 8:05 .. m Blunt ~ "" II!,, :1.01 Allgelea . CSlnier 9-lll at lew York (Selma 8-7 or Kooo,.., lll:"n 8 p.m. TIID'odJf'• Gomes "'· ~ Laula at Cbleago ·:· 'Ousllcla at l'hlladolpllla, ·'- .. Fi'lll at Pllllburgh, 1Ift -~~ .,, ' ODITIIIIIIOII<botiod •• ' News ... in BriefS tJOe, ,_ By Untied Press Inter• 'Ale PRAGUE - 'piMMUNIST AUTHORITIES TODAY crockoo! down .rqied on Prague' a new ••tree speech corner,'' orderlrt~the IQI&1box oratQr• · a( Slip. tD move from 1 111101 near tD 1 central children's ~to a remote a... alta 11011' secret pellco heodquartero. U.S, , The Clly CouncU ordered the .move. The (mm!n,.ot DllV 1'111· hod ldllod lng preoldium backed oc>the councU aad crlticllod tile 1QIIlbcil qra. Gill 'll•f fOO.mi!D . tors for denl&ndlng abolition of the Peoples' NW~ '!llepnaldiUIIl ..• ~·· .ll'Y•"'!!'D',, laaued a CtllliiDUIIIquo condemning the "lrrooponslble WI!'" law~ . ' Wtll\ peraons discussed -polities at the comer, QNaNNATl (UPO - '= :....., e.., {J S• • • By Helen Botre/ Gallipolis, 10-1 David Burnette of the Athletics T"tlde -"ts, a season hlgh in the Na.. u'lbat has to be cardenas' pitched the fifth inning, never gave up a run or ahlt,wlllkedone ~;,: ,,flmK 11!11 ho ~~~. bf,p~ 1D ;;. ~ ~ thlo ~- . .. tlm•.~ieat .hit or. th.e seaaon," nd atr;uck. 01!1 .9fl"· J~, fllo<w.,""'_.... . : . · , ,':~iFl!i~• II 111.. ," •PIP- llfd . !W!s Ma.-ger·.'tlfie Brl.s- ' ••d'Y or the lndlan&.pikhed to • .,. 11 al-1 oeem• .tq · . _ , ~;,., ~ to the ~~!'tn 1 101. '•It brOught ' oi otil of the en men (one.thlrd of an inning) ~f · .t .. IIlii the Allanta Bnwo mwtlillaf&r deal hock on June jp'ave." in the top of the sixth. Nida,y at. ·' · ound It to 'ba the <111 Tuoa- 11, who took the Joss. "Mr. Wbitlleld didn't do too '' ·•ill' lllaht. Brave a Bre&k Deadlock bod either," continued BristoL lowed six runs on three hits an:l '' A - . , by Mack J01101, an Tba acoro Wla tied M when WIU1 bulh Lee May and Don walked three. Jimmy Noe or the ,z.Brave, llld a atngle ~ Tony the Braves went ahead ln the 1q1 Pavletich ailing, Fred Whltlleld White Sox worked the last tw4> "' ,..,., In tile Ieath lnnintr gave of the ninth IJUdng on 1 olngle started at llrat bue lor the thirds of the sixth inning and •·•· ho. ~ Rod• 1 11-8 vic- by 1l@,y J...,..on, a sacrince Reds Tueedoy ntght and socked gave ~one hit. ~" <117 llllbe IOCOO!j Of tile three- ond I single by pltchor Ken I homer iuxl I single to drive ~- :amo oerl., the! ends tonl8ht JohniOD. In tllree runs. 1 Croaley Flel4 But with one out In the..._., Rooe Now ,333 ~ '!: .It Wll 1 - ex-Brave, o! tho ninth Inning. .Leo ClrdeJ>. Pete Rooe paced tho Reds' '' :lay Cerroll, IIllo picked Ill tile . I I ooeked 1 home run lor the 19-blt attack with !oor hits In ~, ictory· with 1 three-lmliW re- Reds to 'knock the score to~ live trljlo to the plate tD booot ,.., W odnt In 1 game that oaw and oelll tho some Into extra bla lequo-leodlng batting mark !to lwo Ieima p0u111 wt II$ lnnlova. to .333. •m v.s. Helen Help night night Athens Defeats ;~ Jones, Perez Wip One for Reds • Teacher Strikes Face Natlon i I ,. . Naltonal Lei'1111a W. l.. Pel. GB " !. Laula, .• , .76 43 .839 ·~ · lliea10 ••••• 64 ¥ ,538 12 ,: 1111 Fran. , . , .61 &6 .1121 14 .': Willi&. • •• , ,61 118 .$13 I$ W • :m.-, , , ,$8 &6 ,1509 l&lh 0 'llllburgh. ' .:sa 62 .476 19\2 ·~ ~- •• 154 62 .&66f0~ " , lew York. •••• 53 66 .m 22 .;, All Aqoltl.... 53 is .449 22\1 .. lauston. . . .. ;.$2 67 23\1 1.: Tuoede,y'a RtiUlla lou-$ Plllla 0, Ill 'hlll 4 Hau- 2, 21111 lui Fran 8 ~rgh 2, .J111b1 lew York 2 LOI Ang 0, night :. ;Jnd 9 Alia 8, lllgbl 10 ...... - · Todq'o l'rlibablt Pltehen All Tlmol E2lT SL Loula (GlbiOII 16-5) Bt Chiago (J. NtelQo 12~). 2:30p.m. Allanla (P, Nlekro IO.i) II :m.- (Arrigo 7-7), 8:0$ p. needed 1D brintr peace," liarrlnWI told the North V~ll delegation. Curren!IJ, the two oldes hold one 10111.., a-,.)<. · He cll!ed on the Hanoi regime "to tolk In relllatk tor"~·. put aside slogans aDd propapnda," anrJ to uri~ business." . law o1 ll'avlt;y. . Athllllciaa:S. . ~ CIJII rouahed ... tile Mack. J<Jnea -led llld world '<~ Tue...., 'lllth aoored on 1""11' ~'lllnaloln a 13-1111 -.~k eapped by a ftve- •• tlie IOtb lmlnr to give the Reds 1'1!11 ......,~ tll!7 thai illilr Ylclorl' elver the Braveoln tureed ·the l!ime ·Into a romp. . a some nlarked by a total or 35 Ron _8oalo titld ' 1llo ICOre 'lllth a blla. . . two..,., - l e ID• the third Juan Marlehal won blo 2ist lmlnr 111<1 "lave lbe Cllbo a 5.3 some with • two-ldtter loed will) a 'two-run homer In WWle Mays bit a three-run the oevodh. ~ In the ~ lor all the · The CJn.- Redo beat tho GlaDis• nms olf• I!cJb V1181e. Atlanla J1raves .9-41 lD 10 lnnlngo, Don WUoon'o four-lilt J>ltehlllg the San Franclaoo Glanh and Doug Rador's two-run defeated the Pltllburgh Pirates homer lD tho tcorth lnn!ntr ~. tho Phlladelpllla 1'l111Ueo poced the Aetroo to their • IIIIIPed the Houston Allrol 4.2 optnlng.pme vlciory. The Pbllaller a 5.6 loos 111<1 lbe New lies bounced back to win the York Mote downed the LOs nightcap with i>ln<h-llltter Gory Anpleo Dodsers 2.6 In other 9Itllerland ~MWintr a 2.:1 tie American League Naltonal Loa8110, plneo. with a I'IIII-I<OI'lng single In the W, L. Pel. GB Ill the American League, the anventh lmlng, Detroit. , , , •• 6$ 43 .636 Cleveland lndteno lbaded the Bud Harreloon scored both Baltlnlore. , ... 1111 48 .586 6 Detroit Tlprs 1.6, tile Booton rona !Dr the Meta, who moved Red SOx nipped the Cblcago post the Dodgers Into eighth !l<l~.. ' . ' ' .64 54 .542 11 Cleyeland••• , .64 $7 .529 12\1 WbliD SOx 4-3, the Mlnnooate place. Harrelaon -JOel and OOldand. ' ..... 60 $7 .513 lt'h Twins IIIIIPed the ·Walblnatoo scored oo Paul PopoVIch's error ~~~mloate.....&6 ss .487 t?\1 Sonatero 8-1, The New York In tile sixth Inning, then singled kew York, , • , .53 60 .4611 19\1 Yankees defeated the California and scored on singles by caJI!ornla. , ..$3 6S .449 22 Angela 3.:1 and the Baltimore Tommie Ape and Larey Stahl Cblcago•...• ts 67 .m 2$\1 Orioles downed the Oaldand In the eighth. WaobJnltoo, .' .42 73 .36$ 31\1 TUuday's ReiUlta New York 3 California 2, night Baltimore 6 \)aldand 5, nlllbl Mlnneocta 8 Wnh 4, ntl!ht Cleveland I Detroit 0, night Booton 4 Cbleago 3, night 'l'odll'• Probable Pitchers All nmes EDT Baltimore (Bnbander 5-3) at Oakland (Odom 10-41), 4:30 p.m. ''Atllens led ~alter two Innings New York (Bahn- 10-al at Larry Dalley pitched a n<>llltCalifornia (Murpey 4-G), II p.m. ter and batted the Athens All- of play and picked up another run Milllleoota (Boowoll 8-11), 2:30 Stars to a 10-1 win over Gllll· in the fourth. It wa.11 4-0 after f1ve p.m. , pella Tuesday night ln thj! 13th complete innings. Athens got six Detroit (LOIIch 10-7) at Cleve- 11111111 s...thesstern Oblo Little of their 10 hitsintheQrstfourh~ land {llar8IIJI 7-12) 7:30 p,m, League Tournament II Wellston. ntngs. Cblcago (Jolin 8..1 .and Prld<IY Galllpollo scored Its onlJ run In Larry Dailey paced th~. Athen1 3-7) at Booton ()loi-ehoed 0-1 and the bottom of the sixth when DIY.. squad with a Cout tot four at the Waolowlkl 3-7 or LOnborg 4-4), ld Burnette of the Athletics stole .Plate, three singles and a solo 2, 1 p.m. horne on a signal from the Tiger.' homerun. 11urlday'a Games Ray Weiher, third blae ooaeh. Every player on ttte 15-man . CbleagoatBooton In earning bls no-hitter, Dalley Glllli!olis s<iuod got In lhe bill Baltimore at Mlnn 2, twt-nlsht walked six and atruck out I L Bur- game, most or them in the final Waehlngton at Catl!ornla, nlldll nette waa on twice by walks. Gil· halC of the game when it wu New York at Oakland, night llpolls left .n.ve men on base and apparent the locals could not made six errors. Athens left nine solve tile slants of Dailey. Oaly same• scheduled men on the sacks a~ played er· ,Jimm,y Perry of the Tigers rorless ball. started ror Gallipolis and worked rour innings. Hegavo~fourruns alll six hits, walked three alll struck out six. ,l'MJilt ,..•. ) l ' ;aDJI ,..0111>odf knowo Manapr " . t1, UPI!lx>rta Writer lAo Durocher Wll 1he Uttle r •·. Jlrillrlaa, repG!t on 111e -.erd of tile New York • ¥> ruoa tod'f·ll., !Or, so Glantl' 19$l"mlracle driYO" to li IJIIOd bat 10 - , . tlte pennant. · ·•' -J·' Thl . l'llba have eauiOII a ButKord-beadednollltobislst ••' 1urey ,or n<Uemlril aroilnd. the lho Ago or. )P,n<let llldOd .., . ' ~llbloll ~e b{ beat!nl !M !)ct. 3, 19$1 I!cJbby .:;; lrltj>lace CIJ'dlrW• 7-3 Monday Thomoon hit "The HOllier" and llld 10-3 Tueedoy In ·the !lrll u.lt the ci.o• real <Wment Ia "'' "" IM1ia o! a lour....,. tho law of averapo. That lawla '-"' 11rle1. They ll&vo ~!oaten the considered In baiOilall clrcluu ~·· :pdlnail anvon l'b'alldll times unlike!: ID be .. as tile r- ,, . There is a man in my omce wbo utters a disgusting and extremely OOjectlonable four-letter word whenever we pass each other. I hove trlod ID avoid him, but he 1100s out o! bla way ID ';:~ But please remember: A 1 I meet me. wnn a letter from a woman He is a war veteran and pos-- who thougtrt. a doctor' • rurae II liblJ bls experiences have ellsturbed hia mind. I don't want to C&UIO him trooble bull OO!I't think I lhoulcl be conotentlJ confrooltocl with thia kind or prciJ. 1om. !llould I Ignore him or hive a talk with the hoso? - CONCERNED Dolr Con: Tell him the o!llce Ia oo place lor ''!reo -<h." and hand him alour-oord ultimatwn: "SlnldWp or 11et reported!"- H. Deer Helen: ..An1 part of tlut bod,. tourh J..te! 11 ••• 3 Qualify· For Daddy Amateur moml.,._ Gatia f) a,ld the " ~ his "The ri.ool.u.a,:~= nfused .~ U>lillt resolutlona b) iUI'en wu Ill ~ J . 111e touring piJyero to a vale a! oedlm 111<1 wwld ....,.. ... ~ · tho full PGA memberllhlp tllll the PGA tGuniiiiJOIII,. fllio' would ll&ve llllillldod tile CUp matdtoo onil 1be PGA group• a eonltitutlaJ ·to give the Players SchoOl," Elbln ~ ~ Rtilor Ohio State, Minnesota Bar Path to Pasadena ' By TOMMY THOMAS NEA Sports Writer on ita own terma, LAI'AYE'ITE, Ind.- (NEA) - Some huge lads from For the past BeYeral years, Lafayette are planning to spend next New Year's Eve In HUNTINGTON, W, Va. (tJPl) the piJyen who make up tile - Three Huntington men- one k:Nr have demanded a greater Pasadena wilh Mollenkopf coc:ktails. Purdue had everylhing last season- a piece of the Big a! them 10-tlme state a.matour voice In sueh matters aa cltamplm Bill Campbell- have tournament ochedul!ntr and the Ten championship, the NCAA's leading scorer, an offenoe lhal was 100 points better than conference opponents, a ~J~allllod lor the U,S. Amateur ne&<>llatintr o! teloviolon connew home attendance record, even college footbaU'a Golf Tournament at Columbus, largest marching band-everylhing but lickets to lhe Olllo, Aug, 28.31. 'I _ Hose Bowl. Jim Ward, the 1964 West VIr- I.Jell Coach Jack MoiiQDkopf's glnla Amateur champion, and squad ltad been to Pasadena Joe Feaganes, won sectional By United Press lnterRitional the year before, thua was Jn. ~J~allly!ng berths Tueedoy and NAnONAL LEAGUE eligible to return lor a second Campbell recolved an automatG, AB R. H. llcL stralibt time. Cross-state rl· ic entry because he won tlle Rose, Cln. 101 420 68 140 .333 val fndlana surprised every· U.S. Amateur In 1964. AJw, Pit 10$ 384 39 126 ,328 one, including ltsel!, to earn Word and Feaganes are both Johnson, C!nl07 441 60 141·.320 the pootseason trip. former Marshall Untvorslt;y Alou, Alia 118 485 52 151 .311 This year, the Hoosiers are gol!ero. Helms, Cln 102 415 30 127 .306 probably no better than fourth Ward had the best 3G-IIole Flood, St. L 115 482 63 143 .297 with Minnesota and Ohio State oooro JJVer the Gu.Yan Country McCovy, SF 102 359 59 106 ,295 rated excellent chances to Cld> ·course Tuesday with a Staub, Hou 118 442 42 130 ,294 cllaUenge for the tiUe. But It is ooe.over per 145 with l~le MJy, Cln 107 414 55121 ,292 the Boilermakers who figure to brew the most trouble In the rounds of 71 and 74. MU!an, Atla 107 404 24 118 ,292 Big Ten. Fe&glllles had the top 18-hole AMERICAN LEAGUE Here's why: score with a 69 on Tuesday's G. AB R. H. Pet. Leroy Keyes, who l•d the !lrst round, but faltered oo the Carew, Min 85 3!7 36 98 ,309 nation In scoring and wa• second 18 with a 79. OliYI, Min 107 39J 49117,298 third In tho Heisman Trophy Among the flve alternates Harrlsn, Bos balloting, is probebly the most who woold play if Word or 106 3TJ 63 109 .292 versatile performer In coUege Fe&ganes could not compete Mondoy, Qak104 3$2 12101 .287 football. He is equally danger· Jack Molleabpl are two other Htmtlngton 11011- Uhlndr, blin 114 411 11126 ,281 ous as both runner and reen, Cater, oak 102 329 32 93 .283 ceiver. Mike Phipps, tho quarter· slarters returning, plus talent John ~Inn Jr. of Pl. Pleas- Whlte, NY 112 411 6$ 116 ,28l from the freshman team be ant, had a 149 but went three Andrws, Bos 104 37~ 52 106,282 llack who set school total of· considered the best at Coiuln· extra holes to boat Marshall Q>nrs, oik 114 467 57 130 .278 fense records as a sophomore buoln two decades. Bill Lon&, Hawkins of Huntington, w11o F. Whd, Waall2 121 $4 117,278 last season, is both a running a starter as a soph and inand passing threat. Fullback also had a 149, for the first al Hmne Runs Perry WUUams is possibly the jured last year, provide• ternate position. Brian Kneaf~ Natiooal League: McCovey, Gi- strongest runner In the league, quarterback experience, and sey of Huntington won thir~ al· ants 30; Allen, Phils 24; H. Aar- and middle guard Cbuek Kyle, there's plenty o! depth at the ternate spot witll 151; Bruce on, Braves a~ Banks, Cubs 21; another Ali-Amerlean candl· other positions. Another plus Walters of PikeYille, Ky., was Stargell Pirates and Williams date, heads a defense that is the schedule: The Buckeyes oelther Mlnll"~ II!!< Jal\1urth with· 1551 aDd 'Gordon . !iubs 20: · ' doem't. · qllite mateh the of. .PI4Y ,dtana this season. An uPJd Gahm of LooiiiVille, Ky., fifth ' · · Americon i.etlgue: F. How- renaiv•· attack but should be over Purdue In their first Con· with 156. ard, Senators 32; Harrelson, Red adequate enough to help bring ference game could give the Purdue the title. Bucks all tho momentum they Sox 29; Horton, Tigers 27; PowMollenkopf, starting his 13th need. ell, Oriole&aiKI Jackson. A's 20. season, will have 28 returning • • • INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE Runs Bitted In lettermen, including six o!fen· MINNESOTA: Coach MurBy United Press InternationaJ National League: Me Covey, Gi- sive starters and five on deray Warmoth's '1:1 returalng W. L. Pel. GB ants 76; S&ntoandWilllams, Cubs fense. Purdue bas a couple lettermen include eigbl offenToledo 70 51 .~79 68; Perez, Reds 67; Allen, PhU1 of intersectional breathers in sive and seven defensive startVIrginia and Wake Forrest, ers from last season's aqlllld Columbus 61 53 .53:; 5'.1, 65. Rochester 61 55 .526 WIJ American League: HarrelSCI'I, and if it gets by Notre Dame that earned a share of the eon· Jacksonville 59 57 .509 gJ,~ Red Sox '35; F. Howard. Senaton the second week of tile season, terence title. Strength and Syracuse 55 59 ,482 Ul/2 SO; Powell, Orioles 73; Nol'tbnv, look lor tho Boilermakers to depth In the backfielil plua a roll through the Big Ten en Louisville 55 62 ,470 13 Tigers 67; Freehan, Tigers and route to the title and prob- defensive unit led by All· American end Bob Stein an Butralo 55 64 ,462 14 011 va. Twins 63. able top national ranking. the Gophers' main attrlbutu. Richmond 51 66 .436 17 Pltcblng Purdue made its very first Minnesota meets defendlnc Tuesday's Resu1ts National League: Kline Pi- trip to Pasadena in the 1967 national champion Soutbem Columbus 6 Rochester 1 night rates 10...1; ~~ Cuba '10.2; Rose Bowl game. Purdue fans CaWornia In the season openJack4onYille 14 Buffalo 1 ntght Marlchal, yja/ts 21-5; Aberna- would Hke to make it a llabit. er, then should have smooth II only every other year. Richmond 2 Toledo I night rolling till the Purdue game th,r, Rods 8-".1; Gibocn, Cards 16Syracuse 7 LouisviUe 4 night ~. in November. OHIO STATE: Coach Woody 10..1; ~egan, Cubs 10-2; Marichal Hayes has 15 of last fall's 22 Lders Giants 21-5; Abernathy, Reds~2; Gibson, cords 16-5. American l.eogue: McLain, TIgers 24-3; Tlant, Indians 18-7; HlniBII, Semtors and Wright, gels 7-3; Santiago and u'"'·fH'III. Sox9-4. ATHENS, OHIO - RAIN WASIIED OUT THE MORNING I'Otlnd CIDCAGO - ABOI!I' 800 NATIONAL GUARDSMEN wDl lit on pl11en, throuah their SOmuel Gotea, 1111IDinced Tueedoy 111eJr cledolon to oever ....-tiona with the Pralosslonal Gnllera AsiiDdatlon and assume coptroi O¥er 1he tour . Goteo 1181d t11o cleclalon wu reached after nesot'atlonl between blo cllento and lbe PGA broke down Tueedoy Gatos charl!ed the PGA, and opeclllcally Prealdent Mu Elbln, with bargaining In bad !alth and accused the PGA or atalllng and wanting to negotiate onlJ attorney • ••• 11141111 teens don't DriY it up, nor are or the Ohio American Legion t.seball tour- tod'f, bat~· they Ill 011 non-stop love-Ins. tale hoped to reochedulo tile games lor later In lbe<W. · , ' ·' Don't judge everyone by the The morning games set back were L&ncuior aplnll SldMJ, grwp wbo wants you to. - H. Asbloy and Euclid and Elyria qalnot Findlay, all In lbe lolera' Deer Holen: bracket. Hillsboro, Cincinnati BeJtlay, Worthlqjtuo llld -.vUlo ' Recently I read In your colwere olatod lor the alfemoon session ID wllllora' ~ ' .'"t1,.. •,(;~ ·,~ ~ --~~:·,,: NEW YORK (tJ!'I) .- Ja e k - . ... . . . ..jdilcll'll&~p beal pl01or1 .p.,W -."f>~ Nicklaus, Arnold Pllmor 111<1 bllldl04 'fw t1it -~~ part by tile UIUr. , . ·.' ; . ·· .: the real o! tile proo Jbo 11111<e tile PGA,' ~IOd, o! nMrlJ · Elbln, \llliP la.U., JI'O(e...... up golf's lucrallve ~.6 million 6110 ctob Iii<>• .......,.. tile at. lbe llurnlDr Tte Clulpj• toor, have dedcled to go It ""'"'tv 'In addition to the ...,.. Wiahb>&lon, D.c., -.Jd.tlio PGA al 280. pllroro ·1!ft U.e·UIUr. did lilt ioct Ia bod ralth. : • SHOCKER NEEDS SHAKING VP balr. Dear Helen: ~- ~ Bull.lng ANew Home 'I ·iemOtlellng the ol• ••? • 'It juat a I'I>Y lor his wile. You re- "rqularlJ sc~ clrUlo" night or~ Democratic NalliM! plied that the rune acta as l Convontton. Security lll'l'lngeDlOnts lor tho __..., wblch _ . proteetlve ableld, ogainll lovesick females. Helen, I think you were alittle one-sided. Yoo make II IOUIICI as If tho doctor Ia a god who can do no wrong, llld thai tile tamale patient Is always to blame, Lot me tell you lbere ARE doctor' who make aplll!orthelr potlents - iuxl without ........ aaoment. Perhapo I 111r10 llhould pard - butID.110w bat rm lor unsuspecting """""'than patients a the1 ll&ve lddo alwJya or toda,y, llttle 10ore, ntller the docnot 10 oure. My huoband and 1 !Dr. And although a married docare back rrom a vacation in tor rna..v be very bullY, It he Is VIrginia. We had a wonderful the type, he'll have the tlmo, time, but we were shocked at II he llnallJ perauades HER to what went on In tho ap 15.20 take the llmt. - mATE EX • Jll'OUP. Talk - I free love DENTAL PATIENT Jnd oveeywll&re, on tn. beach- Deer Irate: eo, boardwalk, benches - and Well, clld he? 'Taln'f fair 1D not )IIIII neeldng. There werellq. leave reeders cllft.hanglng. ,... and dope and mixed. groups .... And If hi tried, ""'mel a a~Jflnll tile weekend In one cab- very wwlllll ~. Mo.twouldID. What bcChered uo wao that n•t rllk their practice COI1inB lllo. pellco lull looked tho other up to an ....,.etablt patlonl ...,, J'orhapa the: ftpred !!they when, If tlte1'n lbe tnll, lh'Y kapt •em maldnglove,theywould· can manage It pretf¥. ~~tll aller n'i rtct. hours at tile counll')' eld>. - H. Where llld What are porents Tbls column lo dedlt!ated to who allow their kldstD gool!lfke llmllJ llvlna, ~It; you're having tblo? - ' A SIOCKfu MOTHER ldd trooj)le or juat j)llln trouDeir !~locked: ' ble, let Hoi*' llel.P' .... They're pr<lbably olf on a will also wo!001111 Y~~Ur 01111 awild wetkend of their OIID and · IIRllintr exporloneoa. Adilre11 glad tu pt the ldda out or tl1olr Hel., BOlte! In care or 1 h i I ·you. "" --· llero in 12 d'YI, provide lor 1 - lroclla to 114! clrlllhw -f tbo lnternat!OIIIl Ampbllhoeter, and """"' Into tile • -· If tllere,... oevere rec!al or antlWir dioorclers. · Opponents to the VletnamWarpredlel30,000to40,000 Pl'OieiiAin may 001111 to Chicogo during the~·~ .... verlqul 11'014>1 or hljlploo, yjpplea, alii black mUltanlo could i1llll tile .._ b!y or dissidents to l~u,OOO, according to some olt!Diatoo. FRAMING LUMBER PARIS _ DIPLOMATS SPOKE CAllTIOUSLY todJf '!fa bnal< ' 110011 tD tile duodlock 0( the U, S. • North V - 1 0 talkl.., Vii!. DID1. Thla nate or tc>UmliiD ·IOI ~ . ...... tor lbe 17th ae•.a l•«11" talkl, opening at 10:30 a. m. ($:30 a:·r 1 .:Jn', '" ' , h4 b6 .;~our:<~;·~·~·~·=-~!~-:·~~,~~t~#= Acc:orcllng diplomatic centers on thetoUllltocl Stateo bombing North VlotDom llld on war ln Sovth Vietnam. , •• , , 1. 2d . 2x10 moiil .H. , UTTLE ROCK, ARK. _ of the Arkanlla LesJ.alature, 011111orlal nomination Tueedoy Gnv. Winthrop Rocketoller to a Crll* led Mra. Vlrglnll · · '' the alate's 2,631 precinels r~ ., ,. '·' ' " ', .' '· .. ' ., .... ' ' I' ! • ..' , ·: ' ~ ' ' '1 �' ' )./- • ' .. ',. ·Nicklaus PIJli:w.n~. . '&·,: /·Leading f{o~i~i«llone Prbf~ · t '' . : ~ , .jl,'.n. 1-f,.;;,•. !.~~·J::~ : , I B,y FR!D 'DOWN. I •"no. ::ill. •• '( p AR1S (tJPO - '!1le Ullltocl States tod'Y cdled ·~ Vietnam to getdolm to aerioul~=~·:~~~~:=:~t frequent moeUngs In the Perla talkl .., the . W. Averell Harriman, chief U, S. nitlollillor, mode thO appeal IIJd sugpstton II the 17th aeasloo o!the doodlockod lllkl. .. ,.,. 11 JU ....• - ''For our part we are williqr:tomeethere •• ~ ·~ ·" ' ~: .•. THE TRADITIONAL "DONKEY" Is displayed at the booth of the Mo;gs COunty Young Democrat Club In the Rock ~rings Grange Hall at the Meigs COunty Fair. Stamng the booth Tuesday were RaOOy King, left, &00 his parent a, Mr. an:t Mn. Char.. los Kl~ Mr. Kl!w it president of tile cbA ' ' .,_.clown Portland Delegation Presses Viewpoints '. Adele(iatJon from the rortlan::l area appeared before the SOuthern Local Boardo!Edueatloothls week in a continued etrorttokeep the Portland elementary building open (or classes this ran. The delegatlm, with Clarence Lawrence u spokesman, proposed that Ute board reconslder its earlier action to close the school even on a temporary basis, and, Instead, to redistrict so that more chllclron in grades 1-7 wcold he housed at Portland. Llwrenee sild he had learned that aa overcrowded condition woold exist at Racine elementary lr the board's proposed move i1 carried thrwgh. He said Portland are~ resl~ . . 11'Ali!INGTON (tJJ'O - Sehool "IlOilo ' may 1<1 onheodod by 1 of teachers and : thoUsaftcts " pupils aeros s the nation next month. According to the two giant teachers unions, the National Educatioo Asaod.atlon and the AlMrlcan Federatioo of Teachmos. present conditions portened as man.v as 400 elementary and high school teacllero strikes this school year, more than three times the record 126 walkouts of last year. ~earnen lor tile two groups aaJd there is ,., strong possDJUlty'' 0'1 strikes at the opening o! school next month In SL Louie, Phllaclelpbla, East st. Louis, m.. New Orleans and Wllmin810n, Del. In addition, the NEA oald 35 1111burball area schools in Michigan, mainly near Dotrolt, !ace tile same strike threat along with i solalod rural dlstrlr.ts in Colorado, Oklahoma, Idaho, New Hampshire and ·~ 'I' I 1 ,,, . " 'l' '' f, .'~ .,.~· .m Pair Arrested COWMBUS (tJPl) - J o h n Heart Jarvi• Jr., 20, and Harold ~eppard, 24, were arrested by FBI agents at their homes here Tueedoy oo a eharp of Interstate transportation nl a Itolen car !l'ODl Hopewell, Ohio, ID Wllllamson, w. Va., Mill' 10. dents believed that an ap.-rent combined classes for a number shortage of students at both Port- of years. MEIGS GENERAL HOSPlrAL The board, it was reported, land and Letart Falls could be ADM!SSIONS - L.Yie Franco, cOunteracted by redistrictl~and took no actloo on the counter seDd~ some of tfle children now proposal. A public meeting "as Milton, W. Va.; C. 0. Kimes, at Racine elementary to the other held last week which three mem- Pomeroy; Harry ~cer, Ra~ bers of the board of education cine. two buildircs. DISCHARGES - James D>lln. Lawrence in::licated it is the attended. lt was lndicalod..t he opinion of Portland people thlt school was being closed on a 20 pq,!ls could be added at Port.- temporary basts, in an economy land elemealecy by an addlitol1al move. 10 miles per d'Y tn•el by buses. Pordand area people, however, fear that I( the school is cloaed, Lawrelk.oe further Bald the nmn· it would not be rooponed. ber of teachers now used at I.e-William Hugbe1, new Southern tort Fills coold be reduced by Local District s..>erlnteOOent, SAIGON (IJPI) - Tropical ccxnblntng the third llld !oorth was not available today for comstorm Rose, packing 70..mlle-11'011.. and the ftllh and llxlh ment regarding thebolrd'sactlvIJ'l(les. It ns stressed t h a t lty this week regarding lhe sltu- per-lloor winds, blunted America's bombing a! North Vlelnam Portland elementary his h 1 d atiorL Tuesday, apokeomon 1181d today. Thirty raids were Oown, the lowe•t Pllllber excluding holl· day cessations Iince May 27, ' 11 ' publlcl2od lacier,In reflected in teaching," be sald. 1966, Tho .... Mllltary llp(lkesmen here lldd a teachir atrl.ke is the salary ..They're protesting against · the smrm ~thurned the Gulf of loaue, but both the NEA and o u t d a t e d, even condemned Tonkin 50 badly that the three AFT 1181d that Is <lilly one buildings and ogalnat operating Navy aircraft carriers on reuon and in I!IOJ11e eases oot big dty schoolS' under a system uyankee Station" were unable the major reaSOil for a strike. that was devised years 1.&0 to to launch or recover aircraft. uTeachers want a voice in the serve rural needs." The AFT ldonlllled two baatc """ntton of the school syatem causes for strikes. - · they believe ;youngaters "Teachers want the right to are not getting the level of omcation they deoerve," oald bargain collectively and they want a work contract .llst as an NEA lii)Okesman. "The whole militant tone of any other American worker aodoQ> today, wl\11 tile dvll represented by a union has, n a rights and peace pretests, is spokesman 1181d. llou- ~ (Lemaater 9-lli at 'hlllldolphla (liborl 11-11), 7:3.1 ~· ~ .t -Dakota. Mill' Reach 4!10 there will be abelrt SO strikes wl1en school otsrt s with anotller 300 to 350 llpl'oed throughol:t the relit of the school year," the NE.A spokesman oald. Neither the AFT or NEA could estimate the mmber of teachers and students affected except to ...,. it woold run Into •• We anticipate the tens of thousands. I ' ·i ) : ' • .,, • ' ;< •' r :n Sixteen states have, since 1959, wr11ton laws g!Ylng teachers 801118 form of colleetlve bargalnintr, The NEA, with Its 1.2 mUIIoo _,.,.,.., oald nearly 80 per cent, or 643,268 teachars, have won bargaining recoen!tion <'011· tract• from loenl school boards and the AFT, with 164,000 members, oald 100,000 ol Its members are under a C<Uract urangement. The AFT, which Is alflllated 'lllth the AFL-CIO, hal a policy ~ "m oontract, no work" which taucbed orr ~ores d. last year'• lb'ikel. The NEA is not lllllllatod with other labor ,. ......... ! f ' II&\ Gels Tough M relllen young teaebers slplng up In growing . . . . .s with the 11101'0 ;AFT, the NEA llllrted ~ a 10ua1J otand, ellllng Ita . . . . . oat 011 llrlke In reeord II!! IPI Iaiii year. ~~~ .rormerlJ relied on · h • • Whteh merely ura:ed ' ' ' c ' ~iiii.!I'P illll to work In cortaiJ! - '!iariod -•s- a . ', _,. ·r;.,. t~~ -· <11 or evan an ' =-·1<·' . ·1, t~ ,C '!> .m. : : Sail Francllco (Perey 10-11) :: t· Pltilburgh (Blasa 9-5), 8:05 .. m Blunt ~ "" II!,, :1.01 Allgelea . CSlnier 9-lll at lew York (Selma 8-7 or Kooo,.., lll:"n 8 p.m. TIID'odJf'• Gomes "'· ~ Laula at Cbleago ·:· 'Ousllcla at l'hlladolpllla, ·'- .. Fi'lll at Pllllburgh, 1Ift -~~ .,, ' ODITIIIIIIOII<botiod •• ' News ... in BriefS tJOe, ,_ By Untied Press Inter• 'Ale PRAGUE - 'piMMUNIST AUTHORITIES TODAY crockoo! down .rqied on Prague' a new ••tree speech corner,'' orderlrt~the IQI&1box oratQr• · a( Slip. tD move from 1 111101 near tD 1 central children's ~to a remote a... alta 11011' secret pellco heodquartero. U.S, , The Clly CouncU ordered the .move. The (mm!n,.ot DllV 1'111· hod ldllod lng preoldium backed oc>the councU aad crlticllod tile 1QIIlbcil qra. Gill 'll•f fOO.mi!D . tors for denl&ndlng abolition of the Peoples' NW~ '!llepnaldiUIIl ..• ~·· .ll'Y•"'!!'D',, laaued a CtllliiDUIIIquo condemning the "lrrooponslble WI!'" law~ . ' Wtll\ peraons discussed -polities at the comer, QNaNNATl (UPO - '= :....., e.., {J S• • • By Helen Botre/ Gallipolis, 10-1 David Burnette of the Athletics T"tlde -"ts, a season hlgh in the Na.. u'lbat has to be cardenas' pitched the fifth inning, never gave up a run or ahlt,wlllkedone ~;,: ,,flmK 11!11 ho ~~~. bf,p~ 1D ;;. ~ ~ thlo ~- . .. tlm•.~ieat .hit or. th.e seaaon," nd atr;uck. 01!1 .9fl"· J~, fllo<w.,""'_.... . : . · , ,':~iFl!i~• II 111.. ," •PIP- llfd . !W!s Ma.-ger·.'tlfie Brl.s- ' ••d'Y or the lndlan&.pikhed to • .,. 11 al-1 oeem• .tq · . _ , ~;,., ~ to the ~~!'tn 1 101. '•It brOught ' oi otil of the en men (one.thlrd of an inning) ~f · .t .. IIlii the Allanta Bnwo mwtlillaf&r deal hock on June jp'ave." in the top of the sixth. Nida,y at. ·' · ound It to 'ba the <111 Tuoa- 11, who took the Joss. "Mr. Wbitlleld didn't do too '' ·•ill' lllaht. Brave a Bre&k Deadlock bod either," continued BristoL lowed six runs on three hits an:l '' A - . , by Mack J01101, an Tba acoro Wla tied M when WIU1 bulh Lee May and Don walked three. Jimmy Noe or the ,z.Brave, llld a atngle ~ Tony the Braves went ahead ln the 1q1 Pavletich ailing, Fred Whltlleld White Sox worked the last tw4> "' ,..,., In tile Ieath lnnintr gave of the ninth IJUdng on 1 olngle started at llrat bue lor the thirds of the sixth inning and •·•· ho. ~ Rod• 1 11-8 vic- by 1l@,y J...,..on, a sacrince Reds Tueedoy ntght and socked gave ~one hit. ~" <117 llllbe IOCOO!j Of tile three- ond I single by pltchor Ken I homer iuxl I single to drive ~- :amo oerl., the! ends tonl8ht JohniOD. In tllree runs. 1 Croaley Flel4 But with one out In the..._., Rooe Now ,333 ~ '!: .It Wll 1 - ex-Brave, o! tho ninth Inning. .Leo ClrdeJ>. Pete Rooe paced tho Reds' '' :lay Cerroll, IIllo picked Ill tile . I I ooeked 1 home run lor the 19-blt attack with !oor hits In ~, ictory· with 1 three-lmliW re- Reds to 'knock the score to~ live trljlo to the plate tD booot ,.., W odnt In 1 game that oaw and oelll tho some Into extra bla lequo-leodlng batting mark !to lwo Ieima p0u111 wt II$ lnnlova. to .333. •m v.s. Helen Help night night Athens Defeats ;~ Jones, Perez Wip One for Reds • Teacher Strikes Face Natlon i I ,. . Naltonal Lei'1111a W. l.. Pel. GB " !. Laula, .• , .76 43 .839 ·~ · lliea10 ••••• 64 ¥ ,538 12 ,: 1111 Fran. , . , .61 &6 .1121 14 .': Willi&. • •• , ,61 118 .$13 I$ W • :m.-, , , ,$8 &6 ,1509 l&lh 0 'llllburgh. ' .:sa 62 .476 19\2 ·~ ~- •• 154 62 .&66f0~ " , lew York. •••• 53 66 .m 22 .;, All Aqoltl.... 53 is .449 22\1 .. lauston. . . .. ;.$2 67 23\1 1.: Tuoede,y'a RtiUlla lou-$ Plllla 0, Ill 'hlll 4 Hau- 2, 21111 lui Fran 8 ~rgh 2, .J111b1 lew York 2 LOI Ang 0, night :. ;Jnd 9 Alia 8, lllgbl 10 ...... - · Todq'o l'rlibablt Pltehen All Tlmol E2lT SL Loula (GlbiOII 16-5) Bt Chiago (J. NtelQo 12~). 2:30p.m. Allanla (P, Nlekro IO.i) II :m.- (Arrigo 7-7), 8:0$ p. needed 1D brintr peace," liarrlnWI told the North V~ll delegation. Curren!IJ, the two oldes hold one 10111.., a-,.)<. · He cll!ed on the Hanoi regime "to tolk In relllatk tor"~·. put aside slogans aDd propapnda," anrJ to uri~ business." . law o1 ll'avlt;y. . Athllllciaa:S. . ~ CIJII rouahed ... tile Mack. J<Jnea -led llld world '<~ Tue...., 'lllth aoored on 1""11' ~'lllnaloln a 13-1111 -.~k eapped by a ftve- •• tlie IOtb lmlnr to give the Reds 1'1!11 ......,~ tll!7 thai illilr Ylclorl' elver the Braveoln tureed ·the l!ime ·Into a romp. . a some nlarked by a total or 35 Ron _8oalo titld ' 1llo ICOre 'lllth a blla. . . two..,., - l e ID• the third Juan Marlehal won blo 2ist lmlnr 111<1 "lave lbe Cllbo a 5.3 some with • two-ldtter loed will) a 'two-run homer In WWle Mays bit a three-run the oevodh. ~ In the ~ lor all the · The CJn.- Redo beat tho GlaDis• nms olf• I!cJb V1181e. Atlanla J1raves .9-41 lD 10 lnnlngo, Don WUoon'o four-lilt J>ltehlllg the San Franclaoo Glanh and Doug Rador's two-run defeated the Pltllburgh Pirates homer lD tho tcorth lnn!ntr ~. tho Phlladelpllla 1'l111Ueo poced the Aetroo to their • IIIIIPed the Houston Allrol 4.2 optnlng.pme vlciory. The Pbllaller a 5.6 loos 111<1 lbe New lies bounced back to win the York Mote downed the LOs nightcap with i>ln<h-llltter Gory Anpleo Dodsers 2.6 In other 9Itllerland ~MWintr a 2.:1 tie American League Naltonal Loa8110, plneo. with a I'IIII-I<OI'lng single In the W, L. Pel. GB Ill the American League, the anventh lmlng, Detroit. , , , •• 6$ 43 .636 Cleveland lndteno lbaded the Bud Harreloon scored both Baltlnlore. , ... 1111 48 .586 6 Detroit Tlprs 1.6, tile Booton rona !Dr the Meta, who moved Red SOx nipped the Cblcago post the Dodgers Into eighth !l<l~.. ' . ' ' .64 54 .542 11 Cleyeland••• , .64 $7 .529 12\1 WbliD SOx 4-3, the Mlnnooate place. Harrelaon -JOel and OOldand. ' ..... 60 $7 .513 lt'h Twins IIIIIPed the ·Walblnatoo scored oo Paul PopoVIch's error ~~~mloate.....&6 ss .487 t?\1 Sonatero 8-1, The New York In tile sixth Inning, then singled kew York, , • , .53 60 .4611 19\1 Yankees defeated the California and scored on singles by caJI!ornla. , ..$3 6S .449 22 Angela 3.:1 and the Baltimore Tommie Ape and Larey Stahl Cblcago•...• ts 67 .m 2$\1 Orioles downed the Oaldand In the eighth. WaobJnltoo, .' .42 73 .36$ 31\1 TUuday's ReiUlta New York 3 California 2, night Baltimore 6 \)aldand 5, nlllbl Mlnneocta 8 Wnh 4, ntl!ht Cleveland I Detroit 0, night Booton 4 Cbleago 3, night 'l'odll'• Probable Pitchers All nmes EDT Baltimore (Bnbander 5-3) at Oakland (Odom 10-41), 4:30 p.m. ''Atllens led ~alter two Innings New York (Bahn- 10-al at Larry Dalley pitched a n<>llltCalifornia (Murpey 4-G), II p.m. ter and batted the Athens All- of play and picked up another run Milllleoota (Boowoll 8-11), 2:30 Stars to a 10-1 win over Gllll· in the fourth. It wa.11 4-0 after f1ve p.m. , pella Tuesday night ln thj! 13th complete innings. Athens got six Detroit (LOIIch 10-7) at Cleve- 11111111 s...thesstern Oblo Little of their 10 hitsintheQrstfourh~ land {llar8IIJI 7-12) 7:30 p,m, League Tournament II Wellston. ntngs. Cblcago (Jolin 8..1 .and Prld<IY Galllpollo scored Its onlJ run In Larry Dailey paced th~. Athen1 3-7) at Booton ()loi-ehoed 0-1 and the bottom of the sixth when DIY.. squad with a Cout tot four at the Waolowlkl 3-7 or LOnborg 4-4), ld Burnette of the Athletics stole .Plate, three singles and a solo 2, 1 p.m. horne on a signal from the Tiger.' homerun. 11urlday'a Games Ray Weiher, third blae ooaeh. Every player on ttte 15-man . CbleagoatBooton In earning bls no-hitter, Dalley Glllli!olis s<iuod got In lhe bill Baltimore at Mlnn 2, twt-nlsht walked six and atruck out I L Bur- game, most or them in the final Waehlngton at Catl!ornla, nlldll nette waa on twice by walks. Gil· halC of the game when it wu New York at Oakland, night llpolls left .n.ve men on base and apparent the locals could not made six errors. Athens left nine solve tile slants of Dailey. Oaly same• scheduled men on the sacks a~ played er· ,Jimm,y Perry of the Tigers rorless ball. started ror Gallipolis and worked rour innings. Hegavo~fourruns alll six hits, walked three alll struck out six. ,l'MJilt ,..•. ) l ' ;aDJI ,..0111>odf knowo Manapr " . t1, UPI!lx>rta Writer lAo Durocher Wll 1he Uttle r •·. Jlrillrlaa, repG!t on 111e -.erd of tile New York • ¥> ruoa tod'f·ll., !Or, so Glantl' 19$l"mlracle driYO" to li IJIIOd bat 10 - , . tlte pennant. · ·•' -J·' Thl . l'llba have eauiOII a ButKord-beadednollltobislst ••' 1urey ,or n<Uemlril aroilnd. the lho Ago or. )P,n<let llldOd .., . ' ~llbloll ~e b{ beat!nl !M !)ct. 3, 19$1 I!cJbby .:;; lrltj>lace CIJ'dlrW• 7-3 Monday Thomoon hit "The HOllier" and llld 10-3 Tueedoy In ·the !lrll u.lt the ci.o• real <Wment Ia "'' "" IM1ia o! a lour....,. tho law of averapo. That lawla '-"' 11rle1. They ll&vo ~!oaten the considered In baiOilall clrcluu ~·· :pdlnail anvon l'b'alldll times unlike!: ID be .. as tile r- ,, . There is a man in my omce wbo utters a disgusting and extremely OOjectlonable four-letter word whenever we pass each other. I hove trlod ID avoid him, but he 1100s out o! bla way ID ';:~ But please remember: A 1 I meet me. wnn a letter from a woman He is a war veteran and pos-- who thougtrt. a doctor' • rurae II liblJ bls experiences have ellsturbed hia mind. I don't want to C&UIO him trooble bull OO!I't think I lhoulcl be conotentlJ confrooltocl with thia kind or prciJ. 1om. !llould I Ignore him or hive a talk with the hoso? - CONCERNED Dolr Con: Tell him the o!llce Ia oo place lor ''!reo -<h." and hand him alour-oord ultimatwn: "SlnldWp or 11et reported!"- H. Deer Helen: ..An1 part of tlut bod,. tourh J..te! 11 ••• 3 Qualify· For Daddy Amateur moml.,._ Gatia f) a,ld the " ~ his "The ri.ool.u.a,:~= nfused .~ U>lillt resolutlona b) iUI'en wu Ill ~ J . 111e touring piJyero to a vale a! oedlm 111<1 wwld ....,.. ... ~ · tho full PGA memberllhlp tllll the PGA tGuniiiiJOIII,. fllio' would ll&ve llllillldod tile CUp matdtoo onil 1be PGA group• a eonltitutlaJ ·to give the Players SchoOl," Elbln ~ ~ Rtilor Ohio State, Minnesota Bar Path to Pasadena ' By TOMMY THOMAS NEA Sports Writer on ita own terma, LAI'AYE'ITE, Ind.- (NEA) - Some huge lads from For the past BeYeral years, Lafayette are planning to spend next New Year's Eve In HUNTINGTON, W, Va. (tJPl) the piJyen who make up tile - Three Huntington men- one k:Nr have demanded a greater Pasadena wilh Mollenkopf coc:ktails. Purdue had everylhing last season- a piece of the Big a! them 10-tlme state a.matour voice In sueh matters aa cltamplm Bill Campbell- have tournament ochedul!ntr and the Ten championship, the NCAA's leading scorer, an offenoe lhal was 100 points better than conference opponents, a ~J~allllod lor the U,S. Amateur ne&<>llatintr o! teloviolon connew home attendance record, even college footbaU'a Golf Tournament at Columbus, largest marching band-everylhing but lickets to lhe Olllo, Aug, 28.31. 'I _ Hose Bowl. Jim Ward, the 1964 West VIr- I.Jell Coach Jack MoiiQDkopf's glnla Amateur champion, and squad ltad been to Pasadena Joe Feaganes, won sectional By United Press lnterRitional the year before, thua was Jn. ~J~allly!ng berths Tueedoy and NAnONAL LEAGUE eligible to return lor a second Campbell recolved an automatG, AB R. H. llcL stralibt time. Cross-state rl· ic entry because he won tlle Rose, Cln. 101 420 68 140 .333 val fndlana surprised every· U.S. Amateur In 1964. AJw, Pit 10$ 384 39 126 ,328 one, including ltsel!, to earn Word and Feaganes are both Johnson, C!nl07 441 60 141·.320 the pootseason trip. former Marshall Untvorslt;y Alou, Alia 118 485 52 151 .311 This year, the Hoosiers are gol!ero. Helms, Cln 102 415 30 127 .306 probably no better than fourth Ward had the best 3G-IIole Flood, St. L 115 482 63 143 .297 with Minnesota and Ohio State oooro JJVer the Gu.Yan Country McCovy, SF 102 359 59 106 ,295 rated excellent chances to Cld> ·course Tuesday with a Staub, Hou 118 442 42 130 ,294 cllaUenge for the tiUe. But It is ooe.over per 145 with l~le MJy, Cln 107 414 55121 ,292 the Boilermakers who figure to brew the most trouble In the rounds of 71 and 74. MU!an, Atla 107 404 24 118 ,292 Big Ten. Fe&glllles had the top 18-hole AMERICAN LEAGUE Here's why: score with a 69 on Tuesday's G. AB R. H. Pet. Leroy Keyes, who l•d the !lrst round, but faltered oo the Carew, Min 85 3!7 36 98 ,309 nation In scoring and wa• second 18 with a 79. OliYI, Min 107 39J 49117,298 third In tho Heisman Trophy Among the flve alternates Harrlsn, Bos balloting, is probebly the most who woold play if Word or 106 3TJ 63 109 .292 versatile performer In coUege Fe&ganes could not compete Mondoy, Qak104 3$2 12101 .287 football. He is equally danger· Jack Molleabpl are two other Htmtlngton 11011- Uhlndr, blin 114 411 11126 ,281 ous as both runner and reen, Cater, oak 102 329 32 93 .283 ceiver. Mike Phipps, tho quarter· slarters returning, plus talent John ~Inn Jr. of Pl. Pleas- Whlte, NY 112 411 6$ 116 ,28l from the freshman team be ant, had a 149 but went three Andrws, Bos 104 37~ 52 106,282 llack who set school total of· considered the best at Coiuln· extra holes to boat Marshall Q>nrs, oik 114 467 57 130 .278 fense records as a sophomore buoln two decades. Bill Lon&, Hawkins of Huntington, w11o F. Whd, Waall2 121 $4 117,278 last season, is both a running a starter as a soph and inand passing threat. Fullback also had a 149, for the first al Hmne Runs Perry WUUams is possibly the jured last year, provide• ternate position. Brian Kneaf~ Natiooal League: McCovey, Gi- strongest runner In the league, quarterback experience, and sey of Huntington won thir~ al· ants 30; Allen, Phils 24; H. Aar- and middle guard Cbuek Kyle, there's plenty o! depth at the ternate spot witll 151; Bruce on, Braves a~ Banks, Cubs 21; another Ali-Amerlean candl· other positions. Another plus Walters of PikeYille, Ky., was Stargell Pirates and Williams date, heads a defense that is the schedule: The Buckeyes oelther Mlnll"~ II!!< Jal\1urth with· 1551 aDd 'Gordon . !iubs 20: · ' doem't. · qllite mateh the of. .PI4Y ,dtana this season. An uPJd Gahm of LooiiiVille, Ky., fifth ' · · Americon i.etlgue: F. How- renaiv•· attack but should be over Purdue In their first Con· with 156. ard, Senators 32; Harrelson, Red adequate enough to help bring ference game could give the Purdue the title. Bucks all tho momentum they Sox 29; Horton, Tigers 27; PowMollenkopf, starting his 13th need. ell, Oriole&aiKI Jackson. A's 20. season, will have 28 returning • • • INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE Runs Bitted In lettermen, including six o!fen· MINNESOTA: Coach MurBy United Press InternationaJ National League: Me Covey, Gi- sive starters and five on deray Warmoth's '1:1 returalng W. L. Pel. GB ants 76; S&ntoandWilllams, Cubs fense. Purdue bas a couple lettermen include eigbl offenToledo 70 51 .~79 68; Perez, Reds 67; Allen, PhU1 of intersectional breathers in sive and seven defensive startVIrginia and Wake Forrest, ers from last season's aqlllld Columbus 61 53 .53:; 5'.1, 65. Rochester 61 55 .526 WIJ American League: HarrelSCI'I, and if it gets by Notre Dame that earned a share of the eon· Jacksonville 59 57 .509 gJ,~ Red Sox '35; F. Howard. Senaton the second week of tile season, terence title. Strength and Syracuse 55 59 ,482 Ul/2 SO; Powell, Orioles 73; Nol'tbnv, look lor tho Boilermakers to depth In the backfielil plua a roll through the Big Ten en Louisville 55 62 ,470 13 Tigers 67; Freehan, Tigers and route to the title and prob- defensive unit led by All· American end Bob Stein an Butralo 55 64 ,462 14 011 va. Twins 63. able top national ranking. the Gophers' main attrlbutu. Richmond 51 66 .436 17 Pltcblng Purdue made its very first Minnesota meets defendlnc Tuesday's Resu1ts National League: Kline Pi- trip to Pasadena in the 1967 national champion Soutbem Columbus 6 Rochester 1 night rates 10...1; ~~ Cuba '10.2; Rose Bowl game. Purdue fans CaWornia In the season openJack4onYille 14 Buffalo 1 ntght Marlchal, yja/ts 21-5; Aberna- would Hke to make it a llabit. er, then should have smooth II only every other year. Richmond 2 Toledo I night rolling till the Purdue game th,r, Rods 8-".1; Gibocn, Cards 16Syracuse 7 LouisviUe 4 night ~. in November. OHIO STATE: Coach Woody 10..1; ~egan, Cubs 10-2; Marichal Hayes has 15 of last fall's 22 Lders Giants 21-5; Abernathy, Reds~2; Gibson, cords 16-5. American l.eogue: McLain, TIgers 24-3; Tlant, Indians 18-7; HlniBII, Semtors and Wright, gels 7-3; Santiago and u'"'·fH'III. Sox9-4. ATHENS, OHIO - RAIN WASIIED OUT THE MORNING I'Otlnd CIDCAGO - ABOI!I' 800 NATIONAL GUARDSMEN wDl lit on pl11en, throuah their SOmuel Gotea, 1111IDinced Tueedoy 111eJr cledolon to oever ....-tiona with the Pralosslonal Gnllera AsiiDdatlon and assume coptroi O¥er 1he tour . Goteo 1181d t11o cleclalon wu reached after nesot'atlonl between blo cllento and lbe PGA broke down Tueedoy Gatos charl!ed the PGA, and opeclllcally Prealdent Mu Elbln, with bargaining In bad !alth and accused the PGA or atalllng and wanting to negotiate onlJ attorney • ••• 11141111 teens don't DriY it up, nor are or the Ohio American Legion t.seball tour- tod'f, bat~· they Ill 011 non-stop love-Ins. tale hoped to reochedulo tile games lor later In lbe<W. · , ' ·' Don't judge everyone by the The morning games set back were L&ncuior aplnll SldMJ, grwp wbo wants you to. - H. Asbloy and Euclid and Elyria qalnot Findlay, all In lbe lolera' Deer Holen: bracket. Hillsboro, Cincinnati BeJtlay, Worthlqjtuo llld -.vUlo ' Recently I read In your colwere olatod lor the alfemoon session ID wllllora' ~ ' .'"t1,.. •,(;~ ·,~ ~ --~~:·,,: NEW YORK (tJ!'I) .- Ja e k - . ... . . . ..jdilcll'll&~p beal pl01or1 .p.,W -."f>~ Nicklaus, Arnold Pllmor 111<1 bllldl04 'fw t1it -~~ part by tile UIUr. , . ·.' ; . ·· .: the real o! tile proo Jbo 11111<e tile PGA,' ~IOd, o! nMrlJ · Elbln, \llliP la.U., JI'O(e...... up golf's lucrallve ~.6 million 6110 ctob Iii<>• .......,.. tile at. lbe llurnlDr Tte Clulpj• toor, have dedcled to go It ""'"'tv 'In addition to the ...,.. Wiahb>&lon, D.c., -.Jd.tlio PGA al 280. pllroro ·1!ft U.e·UIUr. did lilt ioct Ia bod ralth. : • SHOCKER NEEDS SHAKING VP balr. Dear Helen: ~- ~ Bull.lng ANew Home 'I ·iemOtlellng the ol• ••? • 'It juat a I'I>Y lor his wile. You re- "rqularlJ sc~ clrUlo" night or~ Democratic NalliM! plied that the rune acta as l Convontton. Security lll'l'lngeDlOnts lor tho __..., wblch _ . proteetlve ableld, ogainll lovesick females. Helen, I think you were alittle one-sided. Yoo make II IOUIICI as If tho doctor Ia a god who can do no wrong, llld thai tile tamale patient Is always to blame, Lot me tell you lbere ARE doctor' who make aplll!orthelr potlents - iuxl without ........ aaoment. Perhapo I 111r10 llhould pard - butID.110w bat rm lor unsuspecting """""'than patients a the1 ll&ve lddo alwJya or toda,y, llttle 10ore, ntller the docnot 10 oure. My huoband and 1 !Dr. And although a married docare back rrom a vacation in tor rna..v be very bullY, It he Is VIrginia. We had a wonderful the type, he'll have the tlmo, time, but we were shocked at II he llnallJ perauades HER to what went on In tho ap 15.20 take the llmt. - mATE EX • Jll'OUP. Talk - I free love DENTAL PATIENT Jnd oveeywll&re, on tn. beach- Deer Irate: eo, boardwalk, benches - and Well, clld he? 'Taln'f fair 1D not )IIIII neeldng. There werellq. leave reeders cllft.hanglng. ,... and dope and mixed. groups .... And If hi tried, ""'mel a a~Jflnll tile weekend In one cab- very wwlllll ~. Mo.twouldID. What bcChered uo wao that n•t rllk their practice COI1inB lllo. pellco lull looked tho other up to an ....,.etablt patlonl ...,, J'orhapa the: ftpred !!they when, If tlte1'n lbe tnll, lh'Y kapt •em maldnglove,theywould· can manage It pretf¥. ~~tll aller n'i rtct. hours at tile counll')' eld>. - H. Where llld What are porents Tbls column lo dedlt!ated to who allow their kldstD gool!lfke llmllJ llvlna, ~It; you're having tblo? - ' A SIOCKfu MOTHER ldd trooj)le or juat j)llln trouDeir !~locked: ' ble, let Hoi*' llel.P' .... They're pr<lbably olf on a will also wo!001111 Y~~Ur 01111 awild wetkend of their OIID and · IIRllintr exporloneoa. Adilre11 glad tu pt the ldda out or tl1olr Hel., BOlte! In care or 1 h i I ·you. "" --· llero in 12 d'YI, provide lor 1 - lroclla to 114! clrlllhw -f tbo lnternat!OIIIl Ampbllhoeter, and """"' Into tile • -· If tllere,... oevere rec!al or antlWir dioorclers. · Opponents to the VletnamWarpredlel30,000to40,000 Pl'OieiiAin may 001111 to Chicogo during the~·~ .... verlqul 11'014>1 or hljlploo, yjpplea, alii black mUltanlo could i1llll tile .._ b!y or dissidents to l~u,OOO, according to some olt!Diatoo. FRAMING LUMBER PARIS _ DIPLOMATS SPOKE CAllTIOUSLY todJf '!fa bnal< ' 110011 tD tile duodlock 0( the U, S. • North V - 1 0 talkl.., Vii!. DID1. Thla nate or tc>UmliiD ·IOI ~ . ...... tor lbe 17th ae•.a l•«11" talkl, opening at 10:30 a. m. ($:30 a:·r 1 .:Jn', '" ' , h4 b6 .;~our:<~;·~·~·~·=-~!~-:·~~,~~t~#= Acc:orcllng diplomatic centers on thetoUllltocl Stateo bombing North VlotDom llld on war ln Sovth Vietnam. , •• , , 1. 2d . 2x10 moiil .H. , UTTLE ROCK, ARK. _ of the Arkanlla LesJ.alature, 011111orlal nomination Tueedoy Gnv. Winthrop Rocketoller to a Crll* led Mra. Vlrglnll · · '' the alate's 2,631 precinels r~ ., ,. '·' ' " ', .' '· .. ' ., .... ' ' I' ! • ..' , ·: ' ~ ' ' '1 �'if• .:( ., •·· / ~. ,, . )4 'j '\/ \'' ' '~.~ ' ' ' /. ' ' i' '# ·••• •• . . ! r lj ,.. , : I ~ •• ,. • • , ··~'\'Po>t:t.~!'•""'··'"''• u;,. ,t\t4t. , 14,196~ , ooilljal ll!all 1 ~rvlco1 ll!ll ••· ''-~ ''"'' i ,. .·~, -~ f20:~ 1 ~'P1 ,:' ' lJ~li:!It ~-;~;- · , · • • , : . . , _ . R •t ·•. , ep . . ~ . '' '. .' , • ~!:C:. !'.... '1'!:--- _ • J• ;.. ~ -~ .t.· 1 ,,· ~ '' ''' ' AirJ<II!\IIl!> a(, M aboie lhe "ridinlier t ~ a t wer;O ~ eel , 14 llllfid!e,."" ·_111ala..ln .,ll)e PTIC!Idlnll . rlioiitll: Jt..l• undflr- · ~ ~~~~o~;. · ~ ·~lirl.otit!a• 'no P.A oa. ee n.-.-. _ ~k8n~~luonM~~ rDU ........ \:eiiu~ .X~tit~o$. The Pres- •"-•' ·. , . .., .. , ,,.. · ,._ ~IJ;Y ldent ·'viiltehlly .O)Iposecl 111• $B · ,"''""~·"'· Jlijl; illtlng '""' lll\lll!ll , ' blillon mandatorY reduction lOr . 'J .~"')! liN' ,would .theY l!eed •• ,J fiscal lid 1969 • and ai.O resent'- · u,.; secll.;. Which re<J~t,.,.\· a the taxpayersapproximalely$760 vices, curtail air sd'ety, etc. Now we 0101 1hal dUring lho tion a montll. 30 day interval alter tlle conThis spectacular increase in ferees and the Administration employment fo>r the month of had agreed 01'1 the package, but June brooi;ht the total number prior to tta actual signing into of employees on the Federal law, the agenc1.ea were already m!Uion a year, or over S60 mli- payroll as of July . ' -.Wa!lf · roltbaek in Federal clvllliilemployment to the Ju)Jil, 196~ level. This rollback wooldhaY~beet\achl..ed without firjng a alnl!e employee by mere'• .t.imlljng the Y Agencies to replaclilg lhreo out <( evel')' four norll!al resign&tlons or rellremiOits. Tho op)IOaltlon to cuts devolemployees. ~\t an average BlllUBI oped into nothing short ol black~ . salary of $8,000 this will cost mali threats to stop mall aer- ~ ( '> . " ); By ·~."~-~· ~:•.:!b · uin,er d 0~ W..ISIII!I:GTON - •l!~ntly \n this ooluDUJI commented on prO)IOsed rutbaeks and tho fact lhal the Administration slmp)JI will not tolerate any mcasureafeoonomy in the Federal pernment. Now additional information hao come to light 00 this ...,. &Jbject. DJring tile thirty days In June, while the Congress was considering the tax increase legislatlon which was supposed to include a 6-bllilon dollar spending cut, the Federal poyroll increased by more than 9>,000 (, ( . utes; ~· ~e?, · • l!ecentl.r Ule Federal Aviation Agency was threalonlni ~ ourloll air aalet,y ~eoa It wao oxeuoed from the rollback 011 employ.,s. Yet l'0 find nowlhat II bi>d padded Ita poyrol) b.Y adding 3,000 more empl(t'ees in June thai!' it had durl!l8 lhe month of MaJ. •·• oilier aPneie& W.re ~·-. addln& too. The Agriculture De- °· ~dd<MI B,842·1n J • n Health, Em cation and Welri,t.re added 7,107. The Interior Departmeqt added S,309. The Vet· partmen1 orano Administration eddecl 3,- -.unnt-. GOODYALU._BtJYS! MUSSELMAN$ W61TE · · - pt.1··o· .~ · circumventing the Intent b,y add3,026,3i6, the highest since No- lng a total ot some 95,000 ex~ vember oC 1945. tra empl~ees. From the beginning the Ad· Postal olrieials in Washington mJnlstration fought the two sec- were threatening to .curtail es ~ .letns or the bUI which would have ' I. 1968 1<1 . ' L8. .10.. · . OLEO ••••••••••••••••••• ~~anr . SOUTHERN ROLL . %lb. The Luau Look ' •• . . BISCJI1fl .••••••••••• • :~ 1 ,. PILLSBURY BUTTERMILK .. · ~' 80 ·-~~ /l . .IlLLO •••••••••••••• •••• :~~·1 · 0· ,.. • . . . '· Everyone's going Hawaiian! In back yat·ds and p a t1 o s across the country, the luau has replaced the cooko•t with poi i,;stead of potato chips. Jaulaus instead of hot dogs. fresh green leaves and bright flowers instead of a red· checked, plastic tablecloth. ALL FLAVORS ' . \ .' ·. . 5TH··~ PEARL ST·~. -Aj:IN~"~,. ".Tho Slor.-With A ~<ft" , '··'~ J.. ~ ,-_' ,...... ..l, f Here. a bright print in Waiklki shades of red, orange, green and white is cut into a · one-piece patio-pajama style. with fullness falling from the yoke. This is an unusually flattering and imaginative culotte d~·gvf'il.~be right leg is cut n :IJ:.II'•ce as)llll as'tbe left, a till! extra fullness forms the deep pleat which gives the effect of a slender skirt. In back, both legs of the pajama are deeply pleated below the back zipper, to offer the flowing ease of a full-length skirt. It may also be made in a day· time verslon-k n e e-1 e n g I h with short sleeves. ' ' ...JV. #I·' ;; ' l >" .,·i~ •• ... ~:; .I ' -,' ~('l ,1 •~l j '~• i' l --·· \{ •\ ! tI ' We accept Fed. Fo~iStlmts .~ Prl~as Effectfva •, . •,. . ' -" Aucust i5-1&·17 . •n. . ' . ,. MICHIGAN ~' OW. th.ru ~. 9to 9•sUday·to' to 7 1.79 CHICKEN·· BREAST.....I.Ll-· Ll ·BLUE RIBBON CINN WITH THESE TERRIFIC FUL-VALU ' SHOll BOAT ••• • can . • Graceful patio pajamas of a colorful Woikik. print ore easy to sew, eosy to wear, and just right for bock yard luaus. Be sure to use one-way pattern loyout when working witn florols . To give an authentic Hawaiian tua•. start shopping at your local Singer sewing center for bright Hawaiian materials and such props as tiki cups and Island beads. Then tate a warm. end-of-summer moonlight night. put Hawaiian music on your hi-fi, make leis of fresh flowers, and give an island touch to your cookout. Seat your guests on the gro•nd, with a length of Hawaiian fabric sprinkled with leaves and flowers to serve as a tablecloth. Wear your prettiest luau outfit and enjoy the carefree island life- right in your own back yard. A new Hawaiian cookbook details a luau menu: Aloha cocktails 1a flower fioated on almost any drink 1, a pupu I appetiZer! platter with barbecued. spare ribs and butterfly s h r 1m p, lom•-lomi cherries (tiny cherry tomatoes stuffed with cold sa I m on salad), roasted nuts and pineapple chunks; Kalua pig (seasoned pork butt or fresh bam wrapped in corn husks instead of ti leaves and charcoalroasted with sweet potatoes); chicken luau Ia combination of chicken, spinach and cocon•t milk I and baked bananas. Sue Burnett Pattern No. 11!25 lo available In olzea 9 to 18, buot alzt~~ 30 I> to 38. Slu II requires 41j, yards ol 45lneh material. To order, aeod 50 eenls to Stltehlo' Time, e/o thlo newspaper, P.O. Box llt3, Radio City Statloo, New York, N.Y. 10011. Be sure ta IMlude your aame, addre11 abd zip eode. Poor Pur1e1 Man 0' War, who ran in 1919 and 19211, in the dayo before the big puroe races, finished ftrst In 19 out of his 711 races. but earned leso than t250.000. ,,,.' ,!; . j EACH FRESH ~ CH L _., IUght resem;d to lltn!t quantltltl '· ' . Naturally, the luau way of Life requires an outfit more glamorous than blue jeansand the Hawaiian-print culotte is the answer. J 14NCH-IOAIIED· CHICKENS . . - By JOANNE SCHREIBER '" ' l'f - ····~··········· STITt::HIN' TIME '"'' ' -- 60f. The only sizeable reduc- · 303 size EEN PIAS...... ~ ......... _can _. I WED AMERICAN BEAUTY WHIII . · BERRf'S WORLD YOUR FAVORITE . size~ . •••••••••••••••••· can 'I 0 ,.J. ·. ~~ 300 SLICED tall 1 ' \ 1/2 gal PlASTIC . ·MORToN FROZEN . . J f- " iJt • ) ' .... i .rt.. LARGE BAKERY PIES REG. 59c 49~ ~- .. I l • ~·· • PREMIER GI!ADE . • CHARMIN y -RUIT 46oz. DRINKS FOOOLAND DOG FOOil_____ ~r 1. 09 CIJIIPBELLS TO SOUP ~=~ '12e TO .. FOODLAHO TINEs.•••••l\.JSe JUICE•••:~45-e . SUMsWEELT ROU-:ND S1.EAK .· BREADED OPI·N FISH SQUARES 8Pac c " '' Ll(••••••••••••••••• •••••can ·. ·. >. · ' CLOROX _______.J:~53~ .._It NAPKINS._______:_J 2e · _J · 1 POIAI011 ..••...••..•.... ~! z•1·0" AMERIICAN BEAUTY •w• lbs. 99~ . HUIISON · GiAttt..ASSORTED .. . ' TOWELS YELLOW CLING _PfACHES :SLICED OR IIALVES COOL WHIP pt. cont. 39t NEStEA INSTANT TIA "'' •'W'toM l.,ppened lo lheof ~ .lrol dawgs fOU /iGd ~ ··' ' ' \'.. .~.-~7~~·*·t·t ,' . • <Y', . -: �'if• .:( ., •·· / ~. ,, . )4 'j '\/ \'' ' '~.~ ' ' ' /. ' ' i' '# ·••• •• . . ! r lj ,.. , : I ~ •• ,. • • , ··~'\'Po>t:t.~!'•""'··'"''• u;,. ,t\t4t. , 14,196~ , ooilljal ll!all 1 ~rvlco1 ll!ll ••· ''-~ ''"'' i ,. .·~, -~ f20:~ 1 ~'P1 ,:' ' lJ~li:!It ~-;~;- · , · • • , : . . , _ . R •t ·•. , ep . . ~ . '' '. .' , • ~!:C:. !'.... '1'!:--- _ • J• ;.. ~ -~ .t.· 1 ,,· ~ '' ''' ' AirJ<II!\IIl!> a(, M aboie lhe "ridinlier t ~ a t wer;O ~ eel , 14 llllfid!e,."" ·_111ala..ln .,ll)e PTIC!Idlnll . rlioiitll: Jt..l• undflr- · ~ ~~~~o~;. · ~ ·~lirl.otit!a• 'no P.A oa. ee n.-.-. _ ~k8n~~luonM~~ rDU ........ \:eiiu~ .X~tit~o$. The Pres- •"-•' ·. , . .., .. , ,,.. · ,._ ~IJ;Y ldent ·'viiltehlly .O)Iposecl 111• $B · ,"''""~·"'· Jlijl; illtlng '""' lll\lll!ll , ' blillon mandatorY reduction lOr . 'J .~"')! liN' ,would .theY l!eed •• ,J fiscal lid 1969 • and ai.O resent'- · u,.; secll.;. Which re<J~t,.,.\· a the taxpayersapproximalely$760 vices, curtail air sd'ety, etc. Now we 0101 1hal dUring lho tion a montll. 30 day interval alter tlle conThis spectacular increase in ferees and the Administration employment fo>r the month of had agreed 01'1 the package, but June brooi;ht the total number prior to tta actual signing into of employees on the Federal law, the agenc1.ea were already m!Uion a year, or over S60 mli- payroll as of July . ' -.Wa!lf · roltbaek in Federal clvllliilemployment to the Ju)Jil, 196~ level. This rollback wooldhaY~beet\achl..ed without firjng a alnl!e employee by mere'• .t.imlljng the Y Agencies to replaclilg lhreo out <( evel')' four norll!al resign&tlons or rellremiOits. Tho op)IOaltlon to cuts devolemployees. ~\t an average BlllUBI oped into nothing short ol black~ . salary of $8,000 this will cost mali threats to stop mall aer- ~ ( '> . " ); By ·~."~-~· ~:•.:!b · uin,er d 0~ W..ISIII!I:GTON - •l!~ntly \n this ooluDUJI commented on prO)IOsed rutbaeks and tho fact lhal the Administration slmp)JI will not tolerate any mcasureafeoonomy in the Federal pernment. Now additional information hao come to light 00 this ...,. &Jbject. DJring tile thirty days In June, while the Congress was considering the tax increase legislatlon which was supposed to include a 6-bllilon dollar spending cut, the Federal poyroll increased by more than 9>,000 (, ( . utes; ~· ~e?, · • l!ecentl.r Ule Federal Aviation Agency was threalonlni ~ ourloll air aalet,y ~eoa It wao oxeuoed from the rollback 011 employ.,s. Yet l'0 find nowlhat II bi>d padded Ita poyrol) b.Y adding 3,000 more empl(t'ees in June thai!' it had durl!l8 lhe month of MaJ. •·• oilier aPneie& W.re ~·-. addln& too. The Agriculture De- °· ~dd<MI B,842·1n J • n Health, Em cation and Welri,t.re added 7,107. The Interior Departmeqt added S,309. The Vet· partmen1 orano Administration eddecl 3,- -.unnt-. GOODYALU._BtJYS! MUSSELMAN$ W61TE · · - pt.1··o· .~ · circumventing the Intent b,y add3,026,3i6, the highest since No- lng a total ot some 95,000 ex~ vember oC 1945. tra empl~ees. From the beginning the Ad· Postal olrieials in Washington mJnlstration fought the two sec- were threatening to .curtail es ~ .letns or the bUI which would have ' I. 1968 1<1 . ' L8. .10.. · . OLEO ••••••••••••••••••• ~~anr . SOUTHERN ROLL . %lb. The Luau Look ' •• . . BISCJI1fl .••••••••••• • :~ 1 ,. PILLSBURY BUTTERMILK .. · ~' 80 ·-~~ /l . .IlLLO •••••••••••••• •••• :~~·1 · 0· ,.. • . . . '· Everyone's going Hawaiian! In back yat·ds and p a t1 o s across the country, the luau has replaced the cooko•t with poi i,;stead of potato chips. Jaulaus instead of hot dogs. fresh green leaves and bright flowers instead of a red· checked, plastic tablecloth. ALL FLAVORS ' . \ .' ·. . 5TH··~ PEARL ST·~. -Aj:IN~"~,. ".Tho Slor.-With A ~<ft" , '··'~ J.. ~ ,-_' ,...... ..l, f Here. a bright print in Waiklki shades of red, orange, green and white is cut into a · one-piece patio-pajama style. with fullness falling from the yoke. This is an unusually flattering and imaginative culotte d~·gvf'il.~be right leg is cut n :IJ:.II'•ce as)llll as'tbe left, a till! extra fullness forms the deep pleat which gives the effect of a slender skirt. In back, both legs of the pajama are deeply pleated below the back zipper, to offer the flowing ease of a full-length skirt. It may also be made in a day· time verslon-k n e e-1 e n g I h with short sleeves. ' ' ...JV. #I·' ;; ' l >" .,·i~ •• ... ~:; .I ' -,' ~('l ,1 •~l j '~• i' l --·· \{ •\ ! tI ' We accept Fed. Fo~iStlmts .~ Prl~as Effectfva •, . •,. . ' -" Aucust i5-1&·17 . •n. . ' . ,. MICHIGAN ~' OW. th.ru ~. 9to 9•sUday·to' to 7 1.79 CHICKEN·· BREAST.....I.Ll-· Ll ·BLUE RIBBON CINN WITH THESE TERRIFIC FUL-VALU ' SHOll BOAT ••• • can . • Graceful patio pajamas of a colorful Woikik. print ore easy to sew, eosy to wear, and just right for bock yard luaus. Be sure to use one-way pattern loyout when working witn florols . To give an authentic Hawaiian tua•. start shopping at your local Singer sewing center for bright Hawaiian materials and such props as tiki cups and Island beads. Then tate a warm. end-of-summer moonlight night. put Hawaiian music on your hi-fi, make leis of fresh flowers, and give an island touch to your cookout. Seat your guests on the gro•nd, with a length of Hawaiian fabric sprinkled with leaves and flowers to serve as a tablecloth. Wear your prettiest luau outfit and enjoy the carefree island life- right in your own back yard. A new Hawaiian cookbook details a luau menu: Aloha cocktails 1a flower fioated on almost any drink 1, a pupu I appetiZer! platter with barbecued. spare ribs and butterfly s h r 1m p, lom•-lomi cherries (tiny cherry tomatoes stuffed with cold sa I m on salad), roasted nuts and pineapple chunks; Kalua pig (seasoned pork butt or fresh bam wrapped in corn husks instead of ti leaves and charcoalroasted with sweet potatoes); chicken luau Ia combination of chicken, spinach and cocon•t milk I and baked bananas. Sue Burnett Pattern No. 11!25 lo available In olzea 9 to 18, buot alzt~~ 30 I> to 38. Slu II requires 41j, yards ol 45lneh material. To order, aeod 50 eenls to Stltehlo' Time, e/o thlo newspaper, P.O. Box llt3, Radio City Statloo, New York, N.Y. 10011. Be sure ta IMlude your aame, addre11 abd zip eode. Poor Pur1e1 Man 0' War, who ran in 1919 and 19211, in the dayo before the big puroe races, finished ftrst In 19 out of his 711 races. but earned leso than t250.000. ,,,.' ,!; . j EACH FRESH ~ CH L _., IUght resem;d to lltn!t quantltltl '· ' . Naturally, the luau way of Life requires an outfit more glamorous than blue jeansand the Hawaiian-print culotte is the answer. J 14NCH-IOAIIED· CHICKENS . . - By JOANNE SCHREIBER '" ' l'f - ····~··········· STITt::HIN' TIME '"'' ' -- 60f. The only sizeable reduc- · 303 size EEN PIAS...... ~ ......... _can _. I WED AMERICAN BEAUTY WHIII . · BERRf'S WORLD YOUR FAVORITE . size~ . •••••••••••••••••· can 'I 0 ,.J. ·. ~~ 300 SLICED tall 1 ' \ 1/2 gal PlASTIC . ·MORToN FROZEN . . J f- " iJt • ) ' .... i .rt.. LARGE BAKERY PIES REG. 59c 49~ ~- .. I l • ~·· • PREMIER GI!ADE . • CHARMIN y -RUIT 46oz. DRINKS FOOOLAND DOG FOOil_____ ~r 1. 09 CIJIIPBELLS TO SOUP ~=~ '12e TO .. FOODLAHO TINEs.•••••l\.JSe JUICE•••:~45-e . SUMsWEELT ROU-:ND S1.EAK .· BREADED OPI·N FISH SQUARES 8Pac c " '' Ll(••••••••••••••••• •••••can ·. ·. >. · ' CLOROX _______.J:~53~ .._It NAPKINS._______:_J 2e · _J · 1 POIAI011 ..••...••..•.... ~! z•1·0" AMERIICAN BEAUTY •w• lbs. 99~ . HUIISON · GiAttt..ASSORTED .. . ' TOWELS YELLOW CLING _PfACHES :SLICED OR IIALVES COOL WHIP pt. cont. 39t NEStEA INSTANT TIA "'' •'W'toM l.,ppened lo lheof ~ .lrol dawgs fOU /iGd ~ ··' ' ' \'.. .~.-~7~~·*·t·t ,' . • <Y', . -: �':"' / .ff' ·'·I ' •' • ' ' '!!' . . tit~- ' ·"~f ~1.\1' '·' ,. ' .- •·' . '' . 11, UBI ' ' 1. ' ' ' '•f, . ;~ ' •/ ... v T· f. o ,;. '' \ . ·... ;!' ." ··I ., 'I .:~- ,'d l •.,. . , '' ;.~. ,. Ai!r. 4· ·.• ' ' !! !.' I, . ··.; \ ' f ' ' \ ·' ' . I ' " -~ ' ' · ~· :. ' ,'• ; . 14 .i ( G : 'i I ' ' ' 11 I ERLON FLORAL .." '' . "' ~· INT COTTON PANTIES c AND, . ·, B:R-IEFS . ' ,. " SUPER SIZE I .• .. , ~ 3 ·FOR . ' ' Sizes MOUTHWASH 2-4-6-8-10 12 24 oz. j '· ·, '' '' NIFTY STARTER SET '... 1.24 VALUE '•' \· CRAYOLAS 64 PACK LIST 1.00 c BOTTLE • PAIR •. ~. FILLER PAPER .·soo·~dEEis c " ' •' " ' Dresses . HANES ., ' SIZES 6-12 s s ' ~ .. '• ' _____r_a. ~~=---·....._ s • / "! <,I ·-· 'I I ' .' ..-:;it, . .. ~ ·;' GIRLS or LADIES PLASTIC RAINCOATS • • ONLY , GET ALL YOUR SCHOOL NEEDS AT ,. < I > I, ', '.. ,-.;. . '. ' !. .. . .•. ·t i •.• . '· ,": ' . ·' 1., " ·'· ' I �':"' / .ff' ·'·I ' •' • ' ' '!!' . . tit~- ' ·"~f ~1.\1' '·' ,. ' .- •·' . '' . 11, UBI ' ' 1. ' ' ' '•f, . ;~ ' •/ ... v T· f. o ,;. '' \ . ·... ;!' ." ··I ., 'I .:~- ,'d l •.,. . , '' ;.~. ,. Ai!r. 4· ·.• ' ' !! !.' I, . ··.; \ ' f ' ' \ ·' ' . I ' " -~ ' ' · ~· :. ' ,'• ; . 14 .i ( G : 'i I ' ' ' 11 I ERLON FLORAL .." '' . "' ~· INT COTTON PANTIES c AND, . ·, B:R-IEFS . ' ,. " SUPER SIZE I .• .. , ~ 3 ·FOR . ' ' Sizes MOUTHWASH 2-4-6-8-10 12 24 oz. j '· ·, '' '' NIFTY STARTER SET '... 1.24 VALUE '•' \· CRAYOLAS 64 PACK LIST 1.00 c BOTTLE • PAIR •. ~. FILLER PAPER .·soo·~dEEis c " ' •' " ' Dresses . HANES ., ' SIZES 6-12 s s ' ~ .. '• ' _____r_a. ~~=---·....._ s • / "! <,I ·-· 'I I ' .' ..-:;it, . .. ~ ·;' GIRLS or LADIES PLASTIC RAINCOATS • • ONLY , GET ALL YOUR SCHOOL NEEDS AT ,. < I > I, ', '.. ,-.;. . '. ' !. .. . .•. ·t i •.• . '· ,": ' . ·' 1., " ·'· ' I �r ' / '· . ' ;, ,\ • ' 1 - · The lloll,y SenUnol, Mldcilepon.pomeroy, 0., Aua. 11,1968 , . . · ; .· · · . · •. · · : · . .Washington Window . :\?. Commu0:2:.,. ,;' ,f(Was Agn~w AU the Way t -.· ·, , · lf ,;;; U..rner... f:!oefi'ICh . .. ··\,.• .~ •i li~,Wbltel!oulo·~r U~ !~Melp ~. rt.1~~ •-~~· B•lllt. ~ · ~..,.or ur DAVID ALLEN~'WOR111, left and Bryan Bllekley, bod> ot Pomeroy,. possibly dream of the, day when their motorcy~es won't be eonftned to the elr<ular lreck or a ride onlhe mlcl- Ret.~C COLGA'~ w~. . r lflllth sample . ,, Tool~ste Nai..S · lo.79crd. l9e , F•lcs 'of ~~oo_-~OYNro .whllo~ First Quality Udlts SEAMLESS STR'ET'CH Ladles' Rq. $1.99 Value Summer NYLON PANT·Y HOSE . GREGORY TODD SIMPSON, 23-mon!M>Id son ol Mr. ,11'01 ~NNI S T O N LAO Y a 1 2, Ha~dNgs In palite, J>C.mnut I I .' om••• upstairs and ride to \vork <. In ColOrS '-1~~ hiiCI CIM •NRi••· I!IOmetimes primitive hits 40 or !0 , ..., ago, '' r.t.., • nutl;ll dilvolt.Y was be- • IIIOilied lA tllelr lllldyearswlillo they coaxed a Jolson or Rlchmlb or Sophie Tucker or Durante to sing It at tile ,Palace or Reisen. •veber•s or the Wv~ Slipper ..•. They don't remember the U&J¥ lillie dlttleo they Ur&l!d Bloosom Seeley or Goo VanorJoaSdl.,ck Promoted at OSU COLUMBUS (IJPO- Dr. IJon. w. ~. assistant pro. re}sor ~ In the Colleg, . of Aria ai OhiO state Unlveroli;y and coocluctof or the University Women's Glee Club. takes over Sopl. 1 as aoalotant director ol the Sdlool o1 Music. He joined tile osu faeulty In 1965. .iw'!(l: ' · bouj ' 1011 drauna. Keepsake name is your assurance of lasting sati s f<~ c tion . ........_ ... _ _ l t.-...... . . k "L' .--.. !.!:'"'' "CHU L ~ ~~pea._e W lOOI "G II I ~ GI u.,. .... slon5 soon over sections ol Cen- Wann!YU.IIod.llllmo w..e vat1•11 or ~ti, talora lltd aa1> tral and S:Jutheastern Ohio. COMVOI!T " tern. ' '· the like. \ I I I I HIGHLIGHTS FOR THURSDAY, AUGUST 15 9 AM-Junior Fair-Dairy S.howmanshlp &Judeinc ·1 zPM-Judeing Dairy Catlle .I 5 PM-Twilight Horse Harness Racin1 . 8:30 PM-Big Bend Talelt S~c:ase of 1968 3 ROOMS I ONLY I New Furniture I I 1 • ..;_fUNFOR-EYERY~N;-----;RiNG-TfiE- I I THE I ___ -·- ........ L~-~-------~·:=~~~-----·----~ ' '.,., ,.. ' ' FAMILY AND JOIN . ·~~ . J ' . ,'[ CROWD ·'"· 10.99 I 1 it is lmpoSB.ible lo win a tilt Capitol•, architect . ftn help aftu trying in ll!lin Q-Are ,,.., loeb ill the for three · ~~tars 1o rid IW Sun Catiilll offici! of mice. A-No; the Clllll II at aea level ·llid eontallu 110 loeb. Thee people It Ia 101 lllllu ID liiiJ!h and j)WII I D~ a~tO!JI!~b~~ ronoecta the MldJtMrallelll lO.volume set of Willi the Red Sea. Q-Whr u the Cl'dnkrrtl A,cnew'a Greek IO CGlUdl A-Beca11111 tbe tlender boe.._,.OIInd, be wao Immediatelltllll 011 wblch tbt lru1t INJWI ly dubbed at Miami Beach are eurvtd like lbe l*i of a uzorba the Veep." crute. Tho OOP vloo prealdonUII Cllldlclato -llllpd that PLEASANT VALLEY HOSPITAL ''Spira Aanew Ia not a houehold ord." Tho . rtal·'· ADMI'I1'ED: M r a. Michael 811110 " "" '"" SeiJder, Choihlro; llro. Robert <ould be aal4 tor Sen. George S. Plckenl, VIenna; Gall Blaine, McGovern, D.S.D., a lalt- GolllpoUo Ferry; Herman 'llrlominute ~lnllldate tor grealdent. ton, New Haven; Michael A.eiker, oplnat Vloe President Hubert Pt. Plouant; !lela Goodman, Pt. H. n.._hroy end SeD. Eugene Pleasant ~·.,Corthy ot Minnesota. a great .•• · · . :Z:·Vuiee C.: oliN~ 'alillt IIIII w ~ .Vonlnr u iur ot••,Piua&iito," ' · .-. fill_lllil' "21" apOeltng It to bt uoorled nowohiwlla;...reealllld · · ·: ;';~......, 1iat lb. lllntolllliaiod thtlf......,.and _ ·~~;.,111111 ~m,Jy-JIIiimeol .... lliol ¥(Do, <hot1t llld rim, 1P111111U Lftl\ ' ' ' II•• , ...,r•"lrilo ..., ~~~-llt1tllh wtth ..... OWil ..,., ])fMje. .... • · fer • order contract which lrill be let Includes 2'h mllesotnew surface and ditching. o<eaaliinally ' riles Sen. Tayblr also advilld that rumors Slating there wiJJ be only one lane bridges on the Tribble road are incorrect. He was told by the Engineer thai there will be three new bridges built on the Tribble road leadlns to the new poria) miJ>e, these will be two lane bridges, and a1 the mlne slw there will be one one lane brldge. Con.struc- tJon on Ule Tribble road is on schedule. .f· NOTICE : w. Will a·. Closed I 1 Thuradoy Aht-on I Aug. IS to AHond lh, Mtlga County 1 I I I I ,. • .,,..,,; lillowo ot tho Rock Tho ......... . ' Bi'w41ta!t lhll aeon.Uir ~~=~=~~·,..'fllolr hdr!tal llt'lil~ ... ~ ' $'299 ,.It • $10.00 ........ C.WIIItltT. . ' • Don't Forret To Slop AI The DAIRY VALLEY At The End of Pomeroy-Mason Bridle I I I &...------------ en 1 101111 wen a d:lstnchantedgrlfld.. pi I¥•••Jpts iiOOd IIXlllh ~·• llilclil lhe:'Jd>ll• hot David llfll a dot:on • yeer iovrtlljo.qf ~Ids 11. MorriS~< to bounil'iaholllk balen..,, 00 -· ·· OM EYEIT SET tlcoln ... ilotJIIq will - · · II'Mrda , ~-----------------~--~ I Sp,onga Foir Gnounda. f Wehaolllle(: Oooeauoe tho,y oro fu!UIIr to c~re..... r IP--------------------•1 ASALUTE TO THE YOUTH I OF NfiGS COUNTY · I I I I ·..-s . otlll"tlliilr. I'IICiy SEE YOU THERE VALUES FOR ALL IN EVERY DEPARTMENT. ,--.a..---------1 GET SMART-SHOP NOW . 1111 puioe ot the todaY -kid& who lpOw, out hwidr.do ol looll&h but IOmewl\ere between 1111111p to loi loose tile pr«tloot' lfndfilr MEIGS COUNTY Continues-Shop At Home And Save air·· ·• .m;:rp:~"':':!t~ ~ • ....... WY~:l$50 ' " • ' I AUGUST ~h e ol s a- iol'fs·\illd HUTI.NG of Once-a-veer aar/nga on Semco Secropedlt: and lecropedlc Imperial Mattre••••· llu, 1 Limited Time Only 1 ., thl,l It )'011'111 -had a ..,. back !rom aleeplng 1-., th~ 11 the onot-in-e-IWetlme opportunity t~~~~'w bttn wehlng for. Now. for • limitad time only \'OU can buy Gn too 11oft tomboy oxford for venturous all-girl @iris. and ~ tbret' yeara of optimism, I have concluded that claasieal victory. -8011. Albtrt Gore, ll.lking I.Y . taJioreol. populated areas, schOOls, Uve. stock yards, poultcy farms end I·---------------------~I I I I I I I I I I I I I I ·· I AUGUST 13-17 : · , · ' ' · "; · tr ..... - 0 ,.,., 11111111!..,. aiJWit and ....,.,, !B'od, wldl ..~ ....... ·~ ' ~:r: · ,. . ~. · ~along Broad~ · ·ltfll, · . . · J ·. · · ' ··''':: '/'J}Y Jo\CK O'BBwl · ·llilotre, lllaurMI Stapl~- ~ . filA . laqory ·(Jack '': YOIIK .- .)tW.. a lll·lilndinaottorfterbrllllamly""'iD ' h......,. Ia on Ita ,. El<eellint aa~id, ~ ,. . ' · ·M4fs .· ,. lui le'l oor, 11oft •• tloo llto!io. lillt . ... ~ 1~,, . 88~ COWMBUS (IJPO- Tbe subIOillc C-I:W Hercules mlillar1 transporls will ny tralnlns mla- .. r,.. ''"•.,...1_ M01 s.., .... · Fall (oafs . pattern• are planned to avoid private airports, hePlJ¥ YO~R .· CAMP Heres to 17y Over filgh! Ali!-CONDITIONED Uhll 2.PIECE. BROADLOOM UTI~ni SEAT .. FOLDING New The Lockbourne Air Force Base lntormation otrlce said the big trlinsports will Oy a onehour training course at .lDO feet in some areas to 2,500 feet in others. The Air Force said the 'l'll<ise '!l>lce· have reaorted to 1 gperrilli tffl of .Waifare manicured ftnters on the rae. n. Known the world over fine t:raftsma_nship , the ,~ They don't have their new - UTI'LE JOE F1ELDS In tile arms of hll !ather, JOiellh Fields, Sr., Cheshire Route 2, foub:l a &turfed animal as OM of the attractions of the fair. lor beautiful Rlyling ond &8 »Jce'~. between 10ppy by SMART AIRE The ring that says love forever 11 to try Mtss America.' f'OH popular chau«eured Rolls • !IOJI<eo and · bemosn lfle ohln 1n wh&t'a happeniJ>g to popular myk .. Entlroiy forgetting how lhe~ hoatles and cajoled and beg. ged stars to perform tllelr also III.O.N S . U " aid · -prealdenllal the ~the vice Cllldltlltootafter the elecdOD retur111 are in. · T'unely Quotes . io ·1111 Inion to r · ..~.. ' hJ"a' lllll!e lA nomllllllon. You,r~ an u.u plaae w p e a.o ~ . here lf )'OU can COt Fun:bei'liire, thia " achoal of around aay s t a m p 1 from our see. thc!U&I1t boo it that Nl~ With retary. Ill• oWii nmniAit!on lA illJM! alii • • • atro.., dedicated 10 party ,A ll a pen011 unity. · went through a aerJe-s of who tzpecti to find Clll adconl'lrence& with GOP leaders verse prodictlon ill 4 "" ~.,. ~· Thill' DISCHARGED: Kay Sider&, alxxlt tho , VIce . Presidency ' .. _ fNI 4arllli •!•Calt9n with llx - · · fortune cookie. One o1 tile natlon'a leadl1111 !llddlejoort; Mrs. Perry Tackett, '" Mr. llld Ali> a. lliY/ll ~ and WHILE A HOOPIT AL ,._, merel,v to let those.Jeaderl hove • • " new~s la1t Sunday variou1- Loon; Mrs. stella Tumor, Hen. · llmily 11 Haillptob, Va,, ..a Mr., lln't tilt moot romantic setting a theoretical voice In · the '111e kid who oaee answered 1,y referred w McGovern as tile . ,,..... Mro. Darryl Kriclilp llld r.m. tcir a Wedding annlvorllll'Y, ob· declaiOI'L all the alarms crew up, be- ll'lvernor ol South Da-; .... •non; Mrs. Robert Pleken1, Vltma. T.hla theory involve• II. certlln , Uy. at N'-'" Newo. thoy alao oe"in,.e, novertheleea tllel's aa senator. · BIRTH: Mr. and lllro. Michael .. ·lllured the NavY baaol1 Norlolk, · where Mr. and Mta, Leo Searla amount or miiJii.reldlng, but SeMl.ler, Cheshire, 0., a son. there Is this lacl: Nixon's and tile l.anill!' Air Force Base cllebrlted tllelr 39th, 1111aqoton, And tllere "'" a eelebraliJ>o. announcement that Agnew waa Rumor Reported • Mr. Searls lint a dozen red h l s choice did surprloo a MIKE HARTINGER, l!l'llldoon rosea and prellnted Ids Wile .number of those who had came a personnel man1ger, ot Mra. C],yda Allensworth and with a watch. Other members ol conferred with hlm abuut the and Incorrect now runs his firm's "fire" lira, Vlollt Hertlnger, made the tile lamlly came with slllo. Mer· second spot on the ticket. department The choice of Agnew raises a "'Air Pore. TlmesH tbla week tlla ha& been con!lned lo tile hosPT. PLEASANT - Sen, Ran• • • historical of just how JIItil for the peat three weeki. much help question dall Taylor, D-Mason, staled ho If you halle trouble keepA vice presidonUII ing change in your pocket, h&s been advilld by the District I'll, carrying an unwrapptd Engineer, that Secondary 29, toflet bar in the same Crab Crook Road; Mason Couni;y, pocllet. Will be resurfaced, A purehase In Assarted Cl.,..,... , tolll ••trtl tCIII, ~;lnnaml;)n -=::-S ly PHIL PASTOIE'r ~flUor, Qualllr Yl.nrl · $10! TALK ABOUT COTION CANDY! These two )'OII!WIIerl, Greg Deel, lect, son of Mrs. UOO& Deel, Racine, ami Wllllell Ball, son of Mr. and Mrs. George Ball, Racine, waded Into pink cotton candy - also a netessity for .-midway an:! a ball 11 the lair. i .A n · Tlloi--f nol4aed. that Nll011 ' -""1!::-:~ · ~=e-~ tli>ilocl , . lila ha..r wben ho seleCted· Apow, , a onMimt olliiPOttar . ot Goy, Nil""' A J- 1980 wDUid ·have boon much llrcer wltllout Johnson. Thut tlio aoner to the lilatorlctl quoatloa oeemo lo be: Walt ...U N o - . Hlatorlana end polltlclalll ean quarrel lloeaoso •lllill<IJ\o. NEvER CAN TELL whore 100'11 oeo a blllar Juat Iaiit ali Marli,n and Jcom hltz· 'hl't fill a tour !J{ with a -.ia.cine 411 ~ Ntllla . eo1on1o1 Wll~...u..,. IPO*- Air For~ Ba• ~Ill. Laa , ted Lt. Oaiit CrA!Ikt Who h ata- Vqaa, Nflj, , , doaocl with 1110 il:S..f1avy 11 Nor· · .Tilt l~yoar-old ..., ot Col. folk\ Va. He wu ~ Jlllh hla en.t Mra. Hortingw waa !IWIIller, lira. Wolter".troolul, Who plchlred lli lhu '"11mea• as he : IIU · 1itoa vlalttnc wUi> bar ..., . received a ~ for lila late. II llld ~ • iJI • law tho paa ""' lilt 11rat hoi~ ·In lilt No. eliht _llole. Mlko boo been The Fultt lan)l!l.Qiumed M!'J!- pl.,..,. ,Ill tho eauroe Ills than .... QUICK QUIZ PIC!Pie iay JFIVa IIJU'BIII ot >letory over Nhoaln K......., As n. Mr s. Bruce Simpson, Middlepo~ had just completed h1s s1xth ride in a shiny convertible when this photo was snapped. J.,.,..,., ·"'*· '' TOOTH BRUSH · ... to ill• .oarty Pro.J~ !Ni- TWO-YEAR-OLD RHONn~ KAY SMITH, dlughoor of Mr. and Mrs. Donald Smith, Racine, found tile merry..go-round a diversion amid the twinkli11: mi~ay lights. -te - . , ,:l, , .t ill a •llonal eleCIIon.. , .. ·· . '· · · " ' ' • WASi!D'lG'I'ON · (lipl).. A tlaa.oleal ...,..,.nt o~oa. 'l'lltre'alola lo loo 1114 ftJr 11> ,- this .daJ alxxlt wllllllor ,.Jbellovelt,;alk Mto. Loo•GerUJW, , . . · "' ·Thor~. .,,... ....., llo\lilbiiCaaa !.Yndon !1. >leo llro. ,Gorlilla, ,a te lll411op0rt) luntlulaWtl'c ln"het · a1 Ml.1lnJI Beach whc\,., W.. · .pJtljdonUII Cllldkllcy """ lho ·~Ill :;t lllrlllulf•, 01 -~ CourQ: tollit: "Muclo nlctr .- COiivlnCo4 lhot Rlcbor\1 ·II. lidO tloctlcll for the · late ·,, _. 111el!db' ~re ~- ~·ve ~~~·~ wu:Jiuaoll<ilpo N~ hod pretQ- ·wilt .~ ~· Hhn F. K.mociy, •• . .I • . • ' ' ' ': · ·' . · · on , Gov. ·llllro T, A;nlw .. o1 lor<'lo oay Keftnec!y, hlldt In lilt lltllilboey .Pf'IPtl'l.y on Gl'IDI St. ·MarJiw al hil rllltlll,W mate nem- woul4 have made It 1<1 tho - t.lo 1111\ero for now Melp beftlra Nlxan, hlmaolf, na Whltll 1101111 without LBJ, Pro. ·. Hlp SehGOIIollllllor -truCIIclil. ChoiOD IJ .Iho GOP pruldenliol ~·" ~ ,. '~beyTho"'~ .· Br•l\tEwin.tAN SloiiTH J I miiVtloua IIIIIINseltt lhl\'1 ldnd 1D )'OUr blolc and - I big 130. Tltlnb tllllomco'afllduaiyt Unflultd' Conllrllclion, )00'11 get •II lht hNhllflllaupport and rlttful Comfort you and '/OIIf blolc deaervo. WhldiMr ~you tltcldt on. it hta to looiiQCid " - for YOUr , '6&o~c end YOUr budgtt. '11111 Btmao Sac:roptdlc ot Sacropeollc Imperial '11111-1'0'1 t30 and kelp you CCII!Iforlabty hippy for VIlli to come. Sat11day Til 9 MIDDLEPORT, 0. �r ' / '· . ' ;, ,\ • ' 1 - · The lloll,y SenUnol, Mldcilepon.pomeroy, 0., Aua. 11,1968 , . . · ; .· · · . · •. · · : · . .Washington Window . :\?. Commu0:2:.,. ,;' ,f(Was Agn~w AU the Way t -.· ·, , · lf ,;;; U..rner... f:!oefi'ICh . .. ··\,.• .~ •i li~,Wbltel!oulo·~r U~ !~Melp ~. rt.1~~ •-~~· B•lllt. ~ · ~..,.or ur DAVID ALLEN~'WOR111, left and Bryan Bllekley, bod> ot Pomeroy,. possibly dream of the, day when their motorcy~es won't be eonftned to the elr<ular lreck or a ride onlhe mlcl- Ret.~C COLGA'~ w~. . r lflllth sample . ,, Tool~ste Nai..S · lo.79crd. l9e , F•lcs 'of ~~oo_-~OYNro .whllo~ First Quality Udlts SEAMLESS STR'ET'CH Ladles' Rq. $1.99 Value Summer NYLON PANT·Y HOSE . GREGORY TODD SIMPSON, 23-mon!M>Id son ol Mr. ,11'01 ~NNI S T O N LAO Y a 1 2, Ha~dNgs In palite, J>C.mnut I I .' om••• upstairs and ride to \vork <. In ColOrS '-1~~ hiiCI CIM •NRi••· I!IOmetimes primitive hits 40 or !0 , ..., ago, '' r.t.., • nutl;ll dilvolt.Y was be- • IIIOilied lA tllelr lllldyearswlillo they coaxed a Jolson or Rlchmlb or Sophie Tucker or Durante to sing It at tile ,Palace or Reisen. •veber•s or the Wv~ Slipper ..•. They don't remember the U&J¥ lillie dlttleo they Ur&l!d Bloosom Seeley or Goo VanorJoaSdl.,ck Promoted at OSU COLUMBUS (IJPO- Dr. IJon. w. ~. assistant pro. re}sor ~ In the Colleg, . of Aria ai OhiO state Unlveroli;y and coocluctof or the University Women's Glee Club. takes over Sopl. 1 as aoalotant director ol the Sdlool o1 Music. He joined tile osu faeulty In 1965. .iw'!(l: ' · bouj ' 1011 drauna. Keepsake name is your assurance of lasting sati s f<~ c tion . ........_ ... _ _ l t.-...... . . k "L' .--.. !.!:'"'' "CHU L ~ ~~pea._e W lOOI "G II I ~ GI u.,. .... slon5 soon over sections ol Cen- Wann!YU.IIod.llllmo w..e vat1•11 or ~ti, talora lltd aa1> tral and S:Jutheastern Ohio. COMVOI!T " tern. ' '· the like. \ I I I I HIGHLIGHTS FOR THURSDAY, AUGUST 15 9 AM-Junior Fair-Dairy S.howmanshlp &Judeinc ·1 zPM-Judeing Dairy Catlle .I 5 PM-Twilight Horse Harness Racin1 . 8:30 PM-Big Bend Talelt S~c:ase of 1968 3 ROOMS I ONLY I New Furniture I I 1 • ..;_fUNFOR-EYERY~N;-----;RiNG-TfiE- I I THE I ___ -·- ........ L~-~-------~·:=~~~-----·----~ ' '.,., ,.. ' ' FAMILY AND JOIN . ·~~ . J ' . ,'[ CROWD ·'"· 10.99 I 1 it is lmpoSB.ible lo win a tilt Capitol•, architect . ftn help aftu trying in ll!lin Q-Are ,,.., loeb ill the for three · ~~tars 1o rid IW Sun Catiilll offici! of mice. A-No; the Clllll II at aea level ·llid eontallu 110 loeb. Thee people It Ia 101 lllllu ID liiiJ!h and j)WII I D~ a~tO!JI!~b~~ ronoecta the MldJtMrallelll lO.volume set of Willi the Red Sea. Q-Whr u the Cl'dnkrrtl A,cnew'a Greek IO CGlUdl A-Beca11111 tbe tlender boe.._,.OIInd, be wao Immediatelltllll 011 wblch tbt lru1t INJWI ly dubbed at Miami Beach are eurvtd like lbe l*i of a uzorba the Veep." crute. Tho OOP vloo prealdonUII Cllldlclato -llllpd that PLEASANT VALLEY HOSPITAL ''Spira Aanew Ia not a houehold ord." Tho . rtal·'· ADMI'I1'ED: M r a. Michael 811110 " "" '"" SeiJder, Choihlro; llro. Robert <ould be aal4 tor Sen. George S. Plckenl, VIenna; Gall Blaine, McGovern, D.S.D., a lalt- GolllpoUo Ferry; Herman 'llrlominute ~lnllldate tor grealdent. ton, New Haven; Michael A.eiker, oplnat Vloe President Hubert Pt. Plouant; !lela Goodman, Pt. H. n.._hroy end SeD. Eugene Pleasant ~·.,Corthy ot Minnesota. a great .•• · · . :Z:·Vuiee C.: oliN~ 'alillt IIIII w ~ .Vonlnr u iur ot••,Piua&iito," ' · .-. fill_lllil' "21" apOeltng It to bt uoorled nowohiwlla;...reealllld · · ·: ;';~......, 1iat lb. lllntolllliaiod thtlf......,.and _ ·~~;.,111111 ~m,Jy-JIIiimeol .... lliol ¥(Do, <hot1t llld rim, 1P111111U Lftl\ ' ' ' II•• , ...,r•"lrilo ..., ~~~-llt1tllh wtth ..... OWil ..,., ])fMje. .... • · fer • order contract which lrill be let Includes 2'h mllesotnew surface and ditching. o<eaaliinally ' riles Sen. Tayblr also advilld that rumors Slating there wiJJ be only one lane bridges on the Tribble road are incorrect. He was told by the Engineer thai there will be three new bridges built on the Tribble road leadlns to the new poria) miJ>e, these will be two lane bridges, and a1 the mlne slw there will be one one lane brldge. Con.struc- tJon on Ule Tribble road is on schedule. .f· NOTICE : w. Will a·. Closed I 1 Thuradoy Aht-on I Aug. IS to AHond lh, Mtlga County 1 I I I I ,. • .,,..,,; lillowo ot tho Rock Tho ......... . ' Bi'w41ta!t lhll aeon.Uir ~~=~=~~·,..'fllolr hdr!tal llt'lil~ ... ~ ' $'299 ,.It • $10.00 ........ C.WIIItltT. . ' • Don't Forret To Slop AI The DAIRY VALLEY At The End of Pomeroy-Mason Bridle I I I &...------------ en 1 101111 wen a d:lstnchantedgrlfld.. pi I¥•••Jpts iiOOd IIXlllh ~·• llilclil lhe:'Jd>ll• hot David llfll a dot:on • yeer iovrtlljo.qf ~Ids 11. MorriS~< to bounil'iaholllk balen..,, 00 -· ·· OM EYEIT SET tlcoln ... ilotJIIq will - · · II'Mrda , ~-----------------~--~ I Sp,onga Foir Gnounda. f Wehaolllle(: Oooeauoe tho,y oro fu!UIIr to c~re..... r IP--------------------•1 ASALUTE TO THE YOUTH I OF NfiGS COUNTY · I I I I ·..-s . otlll"tlliilr. I'IICiy SEE YOU THERE VALUES FOR ALL IN EVERY DEPARTMENT. ,--.a..---------1 GET SMART-SHOP NOW . 1111 puioe ot the todaY -kid& who lpOw, out hwidr.do ol looll&h but IOmewl\ere between 1111111p to loi loose tile pr«tloot' lfndfilr MEIGS COUNTY Continues-Shop At Home And Save air·· ·• .m;:rp:~"':':!t~ ~ • ....... WY~:l$50 ' " • ' I AUGUST ~h e ol s a- iol'fs·\illd HUTI.NG of Once-a-veer aar/nga on Semco Secropedlt: and lecropedlc Imperial Mattre••••· llu, 1 Limited Time Only 1 ., thl,l It )'011'111 -had a ..,. back !rom aleeplng 1-., th~ 11 the onot-in-e-IWetlme opportunity t~~~~'w bttn wehlng for. Now. for • limitad time only \'OU can buy Gn too 11oft tomboy oxford for venturous all-girl @iris. and ~ tbret' yeara of optimism, I have concluded that claasieal victory. -8011. Albtrt Gore, ll.lking I.Y . taJioreol. populated areas, schOOls, Uve. stock yards, poultcy farms end I·---------------------~I I I I I I I I I I I I I I ·· I AUGUST 13-17 : · , · ' ' · "; · tr ..... - 0 ,.,., 11111111!..,. aiJWit and ....,.,, !B'od, wldl ..~ ....... ·~ ' ~:r: · ,. . ~. · ~along Broad~ · ·ltfll, · . . · J ·. · · ' ··''':: '/'J}Y Jo\CK O'BBwl · ·llilotre, lllaurMI Stapl~- ~ . filA . laqory ·(Jack '': YOIIK .- .)tW.. a lll·lilndinaottorfterbrllllamly""'iD ' h......,. Ia on Ita ,. El<eellint aa~id, ~ ,. . ' · ·M4fs .· ,. lui le'l oor, 11oft •• tloo llto!io. lillt . ... ~ 1~,, . 88~ COWMBUS (IJPO- Tbe subIOillc C-I:W Hercules mlillar1 transporls will ny tralnlns mla- .. r,.. ''"•.,...1_ M01 s.., .... · Fall (oafs . pattern• are planned to avoid private airports, hePlJ¥ YO~R .· CAMP Heres to 17y Over filgh! Ali!-CONDITIONED Uhll 2.PIECE. BROADLOOM UTI~ni SEAT .. FOLDING New The Lockbourne Air Force Base lntormation otrlce said the big trlinsports will Oy a onehour training course at .lDO feet in some areas to 2,500 feet in others. The Air Force said the 'l'll<ise '!l>lce· have reaorted to 1 gperrilli tffl of .Waifare manicured ftnters on the rae. n. Known the world over fine t:raftsma_nship , the ,~ They don't have their new - UTI'LE JOE F1ELDS In tile arms of hll !ather, JOiellh Fields, Sr., Cheshire Route 2, foub:l a &turfed animal as OM of the attractions of the fair. lor beautiful Rlyling ond &8 »Jce'~. between 10ppy by SMART AIRE The ring that says love forever 11 to try Mtss America.' f'OH popular chau«eured Rolls • !IOJI<eo and · bemosn lfle ohln 1n wh&t'a happeniJ>g to popular myk .. Entlroiy forgetting how lhe~ hoatles and cajoled and beg. ged stars to perform tllelr also III.O.N S . U " aid · -prealdenllal the ~the vice Cllldltlltootafter the elecdOD retur111 are in. · T'unely Quotes . io ·1111 Inion to r · ..~.. ' hJ"a' lllll!e lA nomllllllon. You,r~ an u.u plaae w p e a.o ~ . here lf )'OU can COt Fun:bei'liire, thia " achoal of around aay s t a m p 1 from our see. thc!U&I1t boo it that Nl~ With retary. Ill• oWii nmniAit!on lA illJM! alii • • • atro.., dedicated 10 party ,A ll a pen011 unity. · went through a aerJe-s of who tzpecti to find Clll adconl'lrence& with GOP leaders verse prodictlon ill 4 "" ~.,. ~· Thill' DISCHARGED: Kay Sider&, alxxlt tho , VIce . Presidency ' .. _ fNI 4arllli •!•Calt9n with llx - · · fortune cookie. One o1 tile natlon'a leadl1111 !llddlejoort; Mrs. Perry Tackett, '" Mr. llld Ali> a. lliY/ll ~ and WHILE A HOOPIT AL ,._, merel,v to let those.Jeaderl hove • • " new~s la1t Sunday variou1- Loon; Mrs. stella Tumor, Hen. · llmily 11 Haillptob, Va,, ..a Mr., lln't tilt moot romantic setting a theoretical voice In · the '111e kid who oaee answered 1,y referred w McGovern as tile . ,,..... Mro. Darryl Kriclilp llld r.m. tcir a Wedding annlvorllll'Y, ob· declaiOI'L all the alarms crew up, be- ll'lvernor ol South Da-; .... •non; Mrs. Robert Pleken1, Vltma. T.hla theory involve• II. certlln , Uy. at N'-'" Newo. thoy alao oe"in,.e, novertheleea tllel's aa senator. · BIRTH: Mr. and lllro. Michael .. ·lllured the NavY baaol1 Norlolk, · where Mr. and Mta, Leo Searla amount or miiJii.reldlng, but SeMl.ler, Cheshire, 0., a son. there Is this lacl: Nixon's and tile l.anill!' Air Force Base cllebrlted tllelr 39th, 1111aqoton, And tllere "'" a eelebraliJ>o. announcement that Agnew waa Rumor Reported • Mr. Searls lint a dozen red h l s choice did surprloo a MIKE HARTINGER, l!l'llldoon rosea and prellnted Ids Wile .number of those who had came a personnel man1ger, ot Mra. C],yda Allensworth and with a watch. Other members ol conferred with hlm abuut the and Incorrect now runs his firm's "fire" lira, Vlollt Hertlnger, made the tile lamlly came with slllo. Mer· second spot on the ticket. department The choice of Agnew raises a "'Air Pore. TlmesH tbla week tlla ha& been con!lned lo tile hosPT. PLEASANT - Sen, Ran• • • historical of just how JIItil for the peat three weeki. much help question dall Taylor, D-Mason, staled ho If you halle trouble keepA vice presidonUII ing change in your pocket, h&s been advilld by the District I'll, carrying an unwrapptd Engineer, that Secondary 29, toflet bar in the same Crab Crook Road; Mason Couni;y, pocllet. Will be resurfaced, A purehase In Assarted Cl.,..,... , tolll ••trtl tCIII, ~;lnnaml;)n -=::-S ly PHIL PASTOIE'r ~flUor, Qualllr Yl.nrl · $10! TALK ABOUT COTION CANDY! These two )'OII!WIIerl, Greg Deel, lect, son of Mrs. UOO& Deel, Racine, ami Wllllell Ball, son of Mr. and Mrs. George Ball, Racine, waded Into pink cotton candy - also a netessity for .-midway an:! a ball 11 the lair. i .A n · Tlloi--f nol4aed. that Nll011 ' -""1!::-:~ · ~=e-~ tli>ilocl , . lila ha..r wben ho seleCted· Apow, , a onMimt olliiPOttar . ot Goy, Nil""' A J- 1980 wDUid ·have boon much llrcer wltllout Johnson. Thut tlio aoner to the lilatorlctl quoatloa oeemo lo be: Walt ...U N o - . Hlatorlana end polltlclalll ean quarrel lloeaoso •lllill<IJ\o. NEvER CAN TELL whore 100'11 oeo a blllar Juat Iaiit ali Marli,n and Jcom hltz· 'hl't fill a tour !J{ with a -.ia.cine 411 ~ Ntllla . eo1on1o1 Wll~...u..,. IPO*- Air For~ Ba• ~Ill. Laa , ted Lt. Oaiit CrA!Ikt Who h ata- Vqaa, Nflj, , , doaocl with 1110 il:S..f1avy 11 Nor· · .Tilt l~yoar-old ..., ot Col. folk\ Va. He wu ~ Jlllh hla en.t Mra. Hortingw waa !IWIIller, lira. Wolter".troolul, Who plchlred lli lhu '"11mea• as he : IIU · 1itoa vlalttnc wUi> bar ..., . received a ~ for lila late. II llld ~ • iJI • law tho paa ""' lilt 11rat hoi~ ·In lilt No. eliht _llole. Mlko boo been The Fultt lan)l!l.Qiumed M!'J!- pl.,..,. ,Ill tho eauroe Ills than .... QUICK QUIZ PIC!Pie iay JFIVa IIJU'BIII ot >letory over Nhoaln K......., As n. Mr s. Bruce Simpson, Middlepo~ had just completed h1s s1xth ride in a shiny convertible when this photo was snapped. J.,.,..,., ·"'*· '' TOOTH BRUSH · ... to ill• .oarty Pro.J~ !Ni- TWO-YEAR-OLD RHONn~ KAY SMITH, dlughoor of Mr. and Mrs. Donald Smith, Racine, found tile merry..go-round a diversion amid the twinkli11: mi~ay lights. -te - . , ,:l, , .t ill a •llonal eleCIIon.. , .. ·· . '· · · " ' ' • WASi!D'lG'I'ON · (lipl).. A tlaa.oleal ...,..,.nt o~oa. 'l'lltre'alola lo loo 1114 ftJr 11> ,- this .daJ alxxlt wllllllor ,.Jbellovelt,;alk Mto. Loo•GerUJW, , . . · "' ·Thor~. .,,... ....., llo\lilbiiCaaa !.Yndon !1. >leo llro. ,Gorlilla, ,a te lll411op0rt) luntlulaWtl'c ln"het · a1 Ml.1lnJI Beach whc\,., W.. · .pJtljdonUII Cllldkllcy """ lho ·~Ill :;t lllrlllulf•, 01 -~ CourQ: tollit: "Muclo nlctr .- COiivlnCo4 lhot Rlcbor\1 ·II. lidO tloctlcll for the · late ·,, _. 111el!db' ~re ~- ~·ve ~~~·~ wu:Jiuaoll<ilpo N~ hod pretQ- ·wilt .~ ~· Hhn F. K.mociy, •• . .I • . • ' ' ' ': · ·' . · · on , Gov. ·llllro T, A;nlw .. o1 lor<'lo oay Keftnec!y, hlldt In lilt lltllilboey .Pf'IPtl'l.y on Gl'IDI St. ·MarJiw al hil rllltlll,W mate nem- woul4 have made It 1<1 tho - t.lo 1111\ero for now Melp beftlra Nlxan, hlmaolf, na Whltll 1101111 without LBJ, Pro. ·. Hlp SehGOIIollllllor -truCIIclil. ChoiOD IJ .Iho GOP pruldenliol ~·" ~ ,. '~beyTho"'~ .· Br•l\tEwin.tAN SloiiTH J I miiVtloua IIIIIINseltt lhl\'1 ldnd 1D )'OUr blolc and - I big 130. Tltlnb tllllomco'afllduaiyt Unflultd' Conllrllclion, )00'11 get •II lht hNhllflllaupport and rlttful Comfort you and '/OIIf blolc deaervo. WhldiMr ~you tltcldt on. it hta to looiiQCid " - for YOUr , '6&o~c end YOUr budgtt. '11111 Btmao Sac:roptdlc ot Sacropeollc Imperial '11111-1'0'1 t30 and kelp you CCII!Iforlabty hippy for VIlli to come. Sat11day Til 9 MIDDLEPORT, 0. �•• ' .. • ~· ' . ·'io. ~ ;;.. lllllb s.ntlnOI, vkldlepori.p.,..~W; d., Aus. j .,'.' t '' .q ' iiiP' ' ,. .,'' ) • ... ' • ~ •' • ,. \ steph~ ttoln Arlllf!lde to ESEN i!n!omi<Yi · ~ · tete. . ., Till~ 1 ~~~ T~fheti tllia jlln- ElliabOtli ~.- ~ Olhe1 Re~ SlJII ,lro1n €8~ , !9 FSEA 'J,'Itle,' Dllllle.., ~ ~+nllJ:r,lleli,,, j opoclol odJcatiOn leoc~r; Jl..,._!, ' Jam in F'rli1lilln tV, ,PL -l'l'!lfADI n<l COlo, nul pllcod ·1<>'-.A IJ1. Jr. Hlchi ~I Culp, tie I ~clol Ecluci'uon l;!floher; peJemenlU"Yl slilsliule -~·· : Nll~f Fi8lds &o~p· i.laJ"'! el.,. Marie ~til, Ge~ mentary to ESEA Tl!lf ·l ·~~al Rev. Jac~.W~eh. ., )' , , ·.. . ••• ,,.., Education teacher; Sharon Alber~ Res~ti..,. . aceejlted "-~ chlnsld tto1n Walllllla Jr. ~.sr. Ann CUip; N9rtll Pt; Plead."~ , High to .Pt. fl-nt Jr. , High; •. ~.. Stover; 'RoOoevelt( Allee ' ....... RalPh~ tt<ioll:teaclillr .a,rW.., ROach, ~100, ~ Honnle Dow" haml Jr. aild Sr, High to·~e· ell, Pt. Pleloant Jr. Hlah. ' • coono~Ur. lt Wahaml Jr. liid S\'• ,_ High; Hittle Jordan ll'omregular I s..>t. Sllllth would lllit · teacherat~etosubstltute recommend to tho ' boardllllt teacher; F1oyd Cole !r<m eleinelltile reslgnotiOnl o!DOI!IId VIIi l . ' ' ... D~GES Paul M. Clllford, Sr .. Donald G. Collins, Mr~. Fred E. DeiIenbaugh, David A. Edelman, ~ry, -A. Haah,·· Mrl. ·DIIIai'' R. Henry, Walter L. Rollman, Mrs. Morris L. Ho1111n, Mrs. Jessie A. King, Joseph R. Manley, Mrs. Laura Sayre, Mrs. Carl R. Shook, William H. Smith, James D. Taborn, Paul T, Wood, Mrs. Clyde B. Frazier, Mrs. Rleb&rd G. Enyart, Mrs. Paul M. !iddmore, sndlnfant 8CI1, Mrs. Chester F. WUUams 1111C1 Infant daughter. .IIO!!o.\iftlt Rltle..,. ,. a•aUtute teacher tO ofd. nanee Scboal regular ~''·"'.'-.. Tllchers ..,. Principals llll· lne to accePt position lor 196869 school term were: . WUfrod · Dingess, principal ~nnyslde el· tary •• " - DA U-. 5 . · tllll tllo ' , Meter ai1ll Jotm · Slqr,·both former (.'(JacheaatWahama, be accepted. The boord decllrod their positions vacant. .... SPECIAL THIS . ,,i::-' ' ' . ~'1:. '~./ ··"' ' I Many do ... and many forget thia extra mouth in planning food budgeta. l'uiii'N' Boota, Little Friskies and Hartz Mountain, in Planninc your food budget, here's a tip. • • I ILUI IOIIIIT WIII'I'IO .''' Maa1arine If you're a cat-lover, you should know our Daily Cat Food has made many a pussy purr. •· . ,.,. ec 'l.J/1. ·Toilet Tissue l.. _ ~lLQIN ~-- il ........ ' I! the cat you love is a Uon,try our Super-Right Meat Departmenl BI G BUYS hodu.-:c on BREAD 2 4 0.0..99~ loans ..... I ... s~ 7- SAVE tOe ·-3~ !'I-. Ice Milk ..... 7- FRESH D"ILY 20c •u•45C SAVE IOc Why Pay More? ANN P"GE- OUR FINEST QU...LITY mOetilll! .,., a talk by Dr. Joe Hall, Iormor !ilperintendent of Schoola In Dade County, Fla. "NN P"GE- OUR FINEST QU ... LITY · Peanut Butter Puddings •••• I • SAVE Breeze z._._75e 17• • rah Dela.,eaa Breaklasl Colby A&P 97% • Sweet \ -""' ... 49c '' -·- "' r-·- . . ,.......,.:.~.....,.,.---.,......,.: •"" . . ·--· ··--'~~··-------··"··-·'lii!"J l$.i.r....,......j .' .·, ' w. Yo. - Wllolo or Hill ...... """" 1111 ..... ' t•Liquid • I , • • . . .,- .•. ~ ••' ~- ' ..... ."._~ ·~ ~~~ · ··· . ' ~~ . . . .. ' ; ' , ... .,.., ' ·. : ' ' o l ' ' ' '' ' Baeon ... 69\ Jowl .... ..... -... -· ..... llnlflld Ham ....... 89c.. Kroger f'endertlll Bonele•IIo•ton ""'"' Ql I• ·Roll Roast Thighs .... 49c lb. a ~$1 ........ Pork&Beaos Bi-Nu Milk 2 :t:· 89e a.. ...... Chers Delight ~ 5 ,........ 59c - WoJIIaa Catsup •.. .8 =. 85c Kroior Grapofrvlt ... Or- K-W... JUiCeS . . . . . . 2 ':.: 85c K""'lcod Tea Bags ...... =" 85c K,.... G101o - . . , Colo Slow, 11...,, I lollllll ....... .,.. .. " f1J1 . . 11.14o. ..... ·4. 85 Prell~ampoo 14-oz. 85< pkgB, """"' Qkln • - ·-,.....,. llh ... To1 ..1111 ~... ~ , "' ...... I H.T.H. tw.o CWtlo Hair Sp~y -~ '!: 85c .r . Dol-- K-Solod "'*- ------ ~ 'Tuna ~lOt . . . . . . . 1 H;..v. 85e ~-rtod Colon Toilet Tissue . . . . . 4 - A1 I 1111 I - 1 ,:.. 85c ~..... Tissue . . . . . 4 :: 85c ( "Scope .... . . .... . _. ::: 85e Crest -- ~ 2 '1:: 85c '· fi.JI . . , . ........ .-Lilt •••• ~ •••· ... 85e Spinaeh . . . . 6 ':.,.• 85c Peas . . . . . . . 4 :..• 85c v.. c..,. LltoM Gr-' Cream Pies K-- Dressings . . 3 ::... 85c Mustard IAIIIJUIT Beets . •. . . . 6 ~-• 85c JUell.ll I IUDOIT Pot Pies . 5 ::, 85e . --Crl-................. - ..... ' " " .. "" .. . .., ICa::85e -· ...... --. ____ ___ 'lirape Juice 5 :: 85c " - Crinldil Col J'reneh Fries ~ 85e ......., ,..... If ...W Ill' K..,-o dHr ..... tic film , ......... ...,.. ,., .., lt. If lM... MY•Iolloo -;ooking Bags ··'· ..;... Knlw'• IW, , wllllltl-- ._.~ I . ;.. q' ~ ~69' II,_. :,4.-~ . ,.. ·-~.. - -............... ~.. 2~.5~~-~:EL. Ken-L-Ralloa~r-~~~~~VER . . . I -. Borderrs Fudgees are namf!d acc6rdin~ ,, ' SPECIALI-SAVE IOc-CREAMY WHY PAT MOU? 1o tileir shape. Parag<ln is a perfJl<.i sphere, c~g·shape is an eltmgated oval, and su on. ....... 35e ' MAKES 20.qtL DPtBiue • WHITE HOUSE-INSTANT NON-FAT Dry Milk Livers .. ~ •. 59t $2.1P 83e Jello Gelaiinl ,. Tomato Juice • ~ . Jif Peanut · a•tter • A&P _ . ·-. Light Chunk Tu"a:'. "NN P"GE- LJ.RGE OR SM ...Ll Ham .. '! 3.49 Surf .'\ ANGEL FOOD CAKE C..•• 39e ....... NEW WHITES SPECIALI- LIBBY'S SAVE Pork Loin ... 79c _ ........... _llylo "Ham Roast ;: 85e Calllltrf Clult Plaia Flour SPECIAL LOW PRICE! APPLE PIES ~- ~::~ · POTATO CHIPS ••~ Quorllo ...... - 1 C::OPYitiCHT e I MI. TH[ QltlAT ATL.AtmC & PACifiC TEA CO .. INC. Jane Parker Favorites! ' .... Steaks -- .. 1[- ICJiatl . . . Chuck Steak ....... ~ . __ .. 49c Haddock ~ 49c UIDA CIICtCI llhouldor C.. JIFFY BR!ADED 20 ••· pko. Swiss Steak ............. 59c V-eal Steaks1 99e Baton 3 ... 99« Ground Chuck .. 69e ~.,_ ~ ... ,,.••, , ...... e.. • 1*·· ··- ~- 32c 0 I quality produeta, high iD nutrition and available in many forma. h.p. in 13'10. atcordinu tu tht' ..~neyclor,.J(Jia Brit<.~nnic~ . ·"''• Coffee · .... ... $2.28 · I ....... ~All .,.....u. IIIIUa ~ Weiners '=. 49c USOA CHOICE Co-. Col Lamb ••• .,, '19c ! I,.. Qc Beef Sllllt Rl.. Beef Oxtails ....~l~ nP Bo11l111 Slrlel1 ~I _... l11tlulllx ANDIUPPOIIC • 1111. IlL. Ol Mot lolei111R... nP lOASl a.~ Try our AtP, Medallion, or Daily Dog Foods ... Mayonnaise • • ••;: 59' Stuffed Olives • ~~ 69' f~rle ' onelessr ltpu've forgotten this extra mouth .-.NN P"GE- WHY PAY MORE? ' ' ' I P. 0 . No. liBia ......... aloiMI 77e I IECIJ,L!- CUT F~OM juat to name afew. over 11i0 school board meri'lbt>rs and ldlool superintendent• from tlowgbout the stale. Thl meeting began lut !linday. One of the hlghlllllts o! the macltinery in the 2llth century ha8 put the modern farmer in the tapilalist class. Today the average,' American farm worker has abOut 40 hurser)Ower ut hhr command. a~ aJ{ainst 1.6 Coffee' \ •I Ground For variety, quality and ecoiJomy, ohouldn't AlP be your pet store! Capllallolk hrmer The development or [arm . MADILL . . . . * .,_,..,., ... .......... ,.. Franks .. 7!k Baeon _ .. 79t lb; 10 am-7 .p m """' !I>< ·, B~neless T~p Cube Stea~s of pet foods, brands like Purina, Ken·L·Ration, Gaines, I"KEO , f Boneless You'll ftnd at your AlP an unbelievable choiee l;xp. 11181• Center Cut• ... ' . ·.· AtP is headquarters for all their needs. Administrator I 'I That's why for thousands upon thousands of pet owners, Chuck R·oast , · SUNDAY - ' 'II ·i.),.:: SCICTI'O LIVESTOCK Hogs: 190-220, 20,;0; No. 1, 20. 7~; 220-240, 20; 240 - 280, 19.~0; 180-190, 1956;Sowa,l6. 10· 17.56; Boars, 14.50-15; Stock Hogs, 16.60-20. Callie: Choice Stocra, 26.90 • 27,30; food, 25.50-26; Slandard, 24.25-2~; Good HeUen, 25-26. 40; Standord, 21-24. 10; Commercial Cows. 18.80.20.90; UtUicy, 16.56. 18.10; Camer snd Cutter, 16 • down; Bulla, 21.70-23.25; Stock Cattle Stocrs, 23.00-28.7~. Veal calves: Choice, 35; Good. 34; Mediwn, 30; Commercial 27.50; Baby Calves by the Head' 20-34, ' Lllnbs: Choice, 26, 50; Good, 26.10; Medium, 24; Feodora, 21.90. member Harry Sidei-a returned TUesda.Y from a Human Resource Institute at West Virginia We"' l07on College at Buckhmloa, aPIIII&ored by tile college. 'l'be lnotltute was atteiMiod by OPEN \ . I Market Report l'T, PLEASANT - !iljJcrintendent of Mason c:ouncy Sc:hOOio L Brooks Smltll snd School Boar~ ! • ' He would ...iC he had money. At lnstituk .I Pomeroy Kroger FRESH PICNIC snLE · / UJJO or nwre purchue at Kroger Center Cut -llg f'he Plece lUI .,. IUmJIMIU U.S.D.A. CiroiCE ~: ' E MIDE WITH M !llmtA 1W VM.UI ITNitlf Win :: "' t .(,' •.j .- Yark Pork Roast· We at A4 P haven't forgotten. ...... _.. .\ ' . !11th tunds&..U. ,' .' ' . . ' ' ' <. I Center'Cut Chuck Roatl wen·dl .. -'""~ ~ · '· I' ,- u-s.n.A.caoicE CHOICE ~<· ' '·r(!IIIQ-, . sSOOoo ENRICHED WHITE '' • Hill. .)' : ••t,- land., Mich.; Mrs. WHUam H. Collins, Rl I Radclll!; Mrs. Douglas M. Crat.tree, Rt. 4 Osk ' \ .'' ': Jackson; Mrs. Fern M. Sbeets, Jsckooo; Tina M. Browntne, Ypsl. BU!THS Mrs. Rex M. Johnston, Rt. 2 Gallipolis, twins, a 8CI1 at 9 a. m. and a 1011 at 9:06 Lm. Tuesday; Mra. Rupert J. Crandel, Rt. 1 Letart, daughter, 1:23 p.m. '1\lesday; Mrs. WOllam H. Col· !Ina, RL 1 ROdclt!f, daughter, 2:08 p.m. '1\lesday; Mrs. Douglas M. Crabtree, Rt 4 Osk Hill, 100, 5:17 p.m. Tuesdly; Mrs. David L. Henry, Kanauga, daugh-' ter, 11:49 p.m. '1\lesd&y. ... ' ' allllltot at a ·~ '!! *100 per week e!Ceclhe Jul); .31; · MJ;l. Maxine Lathe¥ wa& ·namfiCI 1,.,_ stltuiAI socr«ary In tho eowi¥01· ftce; Otis Rice was also nomod school alldltor at f2 per hour, ~ hours per day,10dayspermontll, $1,800 per Yi'U· Rice Is to asstst In scboolaccountlneaild audttlng lunch l'ft)OI'Is aod geoenl accounts and lextbooks,also,dlsbursements and lnwntoryilll! !or the scboollerm as needed. Teacher trans!era approved~ eluded: Lawrence Steele !r<m Woods to MI. Olive elementary; Lawrence cartmlll fr<HR Beech Hill elementary to Sunnyside elementarYi WWiam maine, Jr., from Sunnyside to Woods elementary; Katie Smitll 1r<m Pt. Pleasant Jr. HIRh to ESEA Title 1 Remedial Reading; Patricia ,' .... ;~ t .• ' ., ; d ; ' . .Sc-h'-~Q ·: ·.·;'' .:'' ·: _!'·ll; ~·' _· ": ·Maso·n Collnly 'l'Uo- ~ •• _,,1 .I ~ '' . u; 1968 PT. PLEASANT ._ Tile, 11a- Blvok• SDI\11 were: l'lul w..-. CJooDity Board ot Education (!old, aoalllaDI bind dlre<tor at . 11111 nl&ht olllj)loyod teocl>o PPHS; Jameo Toylor, T. L1ll L . .,.. ani! cdler personneL \ inltruclor at PPIIS; Rosamunl ' Teichers lj)provod G>r empl.,j.v Ball, ·PPHS; Jane Balle~, Naoon mont durllll! tile 19611-69 school Elementary; Sllaron Toylor, term as recommended by s..>L Jleale Elememary; Joseph Dean Selle&, Now Haven elementarY; 11ut11 Sawyers, Pt. Pleosant Jr. F, High; Virgil Burris, Jr., WollaLHOSPITAL NEWS ma Jr..... Sr. High; Georgia J. Obregon, Wohama Jr. and Sr. HOLZER HOSPITAL: VIsiting High and Sllaron Barnette, Beech t.wrs 2-i ancl 7-8 p.m. Peronts HilL Substitute teacher, Shirley PhUips. only 111 Podiatries Ward. Otller school personnel hired ADMISSIONS were: Helen Howard, cook at New Mr&. Cora M, ~ster, 1056 Haven elementary; custodians, Second Ave.; James B. Bloomer, WII'ren Stewart, Leon elemc~ 25 Madiaoo Ave. ; Mra. David L. Henry, KanauPi LandOn Bur~ tary; Sc:eft Stewart, Leoo el.. - · Rl. 2 Gallipolis; Mrs. Da- mentary and Phyllis Wheeler, vid S. McCoy, Rt. I Gallipolis; Mt. Flower elementary; M r s. Paula !lie Arpbrlght, Vlntoo; t.ynda. Taylor was hired as school Mark D. Smltll, Rt. 2 Gallipolis; Rebecca J. Frasher, Rt. 2 Patriot; Mrs. Jesse A. Plantz, Rt. 2 Galllpolio; Mrs. Rupert J. Crandol, Rl I Letart; Mrs. Gary E. Roach, Henderson; David E. I ~ncar, Gallipolis Ferry; Mark A. ~cor, Gallipolis; Mra. Jerry C. Scot~ Rt. 1 Letart; Mrs. Rex M. Johnston, Rt. 2 Gallipolis; Brian T. Dowell, Middleport; Mrs. Eleanor Howard, Pomeroy; Mrs. Daniel c. Pooler, Rt. 1 Middleport; Mrs. Bobble D. HllliUIIOI>d, Rt. 2 Wellston; WOllam A. Crider, Rt2 Cellettsburg, Ky.; Mrs. Charles P, Collier, Kitts Hili; JOI(y L. Pickens, Ravenswood; Michael J, Cook, Coalton; Mrs. Marcella R, Corn, ,.•o< ...... Bluehenies ' T..... FREE 8:1 ' �•• ' .. • ~· ' . ·'io. ~ ;;.. lllllb s.ntlnOI, vkldlepori.p.,..~W; d., Aus. j .,'.' t '' .q ' iiiP' ' ,. .,'' ) • ... ' • ~ •' • ,. \ steph~ ttoln Arlllf!lde to ESEN i!n!omi<Yi · ~ · tete. . ., Till~ 1 ~~~ T~fheti tllia jlln- ElliabOtli ~.- ~ Olhe1 Re~ SlJII ,lro1n €8~ , !9 FSEA 'J,'Itle,' Dllllle.., ~ ~+nllJ:r,lleli,,, j opoclol odJcatiOn leoc~r; Jl..,._!, ' Jam in F'rli1lilln tV, ,PL -l'l'!lfADI n<l COlo, nul pllcod ·1<>'-.A IJ1. Jr. Hlchi ~I Culp, tie I ~clol Ecluci'uon l;!floher; peJemenlU"Yl slilsliule -~·· : Nll~f Fi8lds &o~p· i.laJ"'! el.,. Marie ~til, Ge~ mentary to ESEA Tl!lf ·l ·~~al Rev. Jac~.W~eh. ., )' , , ·.. . ••• ,,.., Education teacher; Sharon Alber~ Res~ti..,. . aceejlted "-~ chlnsld tto1n Walllllla Jr. ~.sr. Ann CUip; N9rtll Pt; Plead."~ , High to .Pt. fl-nt Jr. , High; •. ~.. Stover; 'RoOoevelt( Allee ' ....... RalPh~ tt<ioll:teaclillr .a,rW.., ROach, ~100, ~ Honnle Dow" haml Jr. aild Sr, High to·~e· ell, Pt. Pleloant Jr. Hlah. ' • coono~Ur. lt Wahaml Jr. liid S\'• ,_ High; Hittle Jordan ll'omregular I s..>t. Sllllth would lllit · teacherat~etosubstltute recommend to tho ' boardllllt teacher; F1oyd Cole !r<m eleinelltile reslgnotiOnl o!DOI!IId VIIi l . ' ' ... D~GES Paul M. Clllford, Sr .. Donald G. Collins, Mr~. Fred E. DeiIenbaugh, David A. Edelman, ~ry, -A. Haah,·· Mrl. ·DIIIai'' R. Henry, Walter L. Rollman, Mrs. Morris L. Ho1111n, Mrs. Jessie A. King, Joseph R. Manley, Mrs. Laura Sayre, Mrs. Carl R. Shook, William H. Smith, James D. Taborn, Paul T, Wood, Mrs. Clyde B. Frazier, Mrs. Rleb&rd G. Enyart, Mrs. Paul M. !iddmore, sndlnfant 8CI1, Mrs. Chester F. WUUams 1111C1 Infant daughter. .IIO!!o.\iftlt Rltle..,. ,. a•aUtute teacher tO ofd. nanee Scboal regular ~''·"'.'-.. Tllchers ..,. Principals llll· lne to accePt position lor 196869 school term were: . WUfrod · Dingess, principal ~nnyslde el· tary •• " - DA U-. 5 . · tllll tllo ' , Meter ai1ll Jotm · Slqr,·both former (.'(JacheaatWahama, be accepted. The boord decllrod their positions vacant. .... SPECIAL THIS . ,,i::-' ' ' . ~'1:. '~./ ··"' ' I Many do ... and many forget thia extra mouth in planning food budgeta. l'uiii'N' Boota, Little Friskies and Hartz Mountain, in Planninc your food budget, here's a tip. • • I ILUI IOIIIIT WIII'I'IO .''' Maa1arine If you're a cat-lover, you should know our Daily Cat Food has made many a pussy purr. •· . ,.,. ec 'l.J/1. ·Toilet Tissue l.. _ ~lLQIN ~-- il ........ ' I! the cat you love is a Uon,try our Super-Right Meat Departmenl BI G BUYS hodu.-:c on BREAD 2 4 0.0..99~ loans ..... I ... s~ 7- SAVE tOe ·-3~ !'I-. Ice Milk ..... 7- FRESH D"ILY 20c •u•45C SAVE IOc Why Pay More? ANN P"GE- OUR FINEST QU...LITY mOetilll! .,., a talk by Dr. Joe Hall, Iormor !ilperintendent of Schoola In Dade County, Fla. "NN P"GE- OUR FINEST QU ... LITY · Peanut Butter Puddings •••• I • SAVE Breeze z._._75e 17• • rah Dela.,eaa Breaklasl Colby A&P 97% • Sweet \ -""' ... 49c '' -·- "' r-·- . . ,.......,.:.~.....,.,.---.,......,.: •"" . . ·--· ··--'~~··-------··"··-·'lii!"J l$.i.r....,......j .' .·, ' w. Yo. - Wllolo or Hill ...... """" 1111 ..... ' t•Liquid • I , • • . . .,- .•. ~ ••' ~- ' ..... ."._~ ·~ ~~~ · ··· . ' ~~ . . . .. ' ; ' , ... .,.., ' ·. : ' ' o l ' ' ' '' ' Baeon ... 69\ Jowl .... ..... -... -· ..... llnlflld Ham ....... 89c.. Kroger f'endertlll Bonele•IIo•ton ""'"' Ql I• ·Roll Roast Thighs .... 49c lb. a ~$1 ........ Pork&Beaos Bi-Nu Milk 2 :t:· 89e a.. ...... Chers Delight ~ 5 ,........ 59c - WoJIIaa Catsup •.. .8 =. 85c Kroior Grapofrvlt ... Or- K-W... JUiCeS . . . . . . 2 ':.: 85c K""'lcod Tea Bags ...... =" 85c K,.... G101o - . . , Colo Slow, 11...,, I lollllll ....... .,.. .. " f1J1 . . 11.14o. ..... ·4. 85 Prell~ampoo 14-oz. 85< pkgB, """"' Qkln • - ·-,.....,. llh ... To1 ..1111 ~... ~ , "' ...... I H.T.H. tw.o CWtlo Hair Sp~y -~ '!: 85c .r . Dol-- K-Solod "'*- ------ ~ 'Tuna ~lOt . . . . . . . 1 H;..v. 85e ~-rtod Colon Toilet Tissue . . . . . 4 - A1 I 1111 I - 1 ,:.. 85c ~..... Tissue . . . . . 4 :: 85c ( "Scope .... . . .... . _. ::: 85e Crest -- ~ 2 '1:: 85c '· fi.JI . . , . ........ .-Lilt •••• ~ •••· ... 85e Spinaeh . . . . 6 ':.,.• 85c Peas . . . . . . . 4 :..• 85c v.. c..,. LltoM Gr-' Cream Pies K-- Dressings . . 3 ::... 85c Mustard IAIIIJUIT Beets . •. . . . 6 ~-• 85c JUell.ll I IUDOIT Pot Pies . 5 ::, 85e . --Crl-................. - ..... ' " " .. "" .. . .., ICa::85e -· ...... --. ____ ___ 'lirape Juice 5 :: 85c " - Crinldil Col J'reneh Fries ~ 85e ......., ,..... If ...W Ill' K..,-o dHr ..... tic film , ......... ...,.. ,., .., lt. If lM... MY•Iolloo -;ooking Bags ··'· ..;... Knlw'• IW, , wllllltl-- ._.~ I . ;.. q' ~ ~69' II,_. :,4.-~ . ,.. ·-~.. - -............... ~.. 2~.5~~-~:EL. Ken-L-Ralloa~r-~~~~~VER . . . I -. Borderrs Fudgees are namf!d acc6rdin~ ,, ' SPECIALI-SAVE IOc-CREAMY WHY PAT MOU? 1o tileir shape. Parag<ln is a perfJl<.i sphere, c~g·shape is an eltmgated oval, and su on. ....... 35e ' MAKES 20.qtL DPtBiue • WHITE HOUSE-INSTANT NON-FAT Dry Milk Livers .. ~ •. 59t $2.1P 83e Jello Gelaiinl ,. Tomato Juice • ~ . Jif Peanut · a•tter • A&P _ . ·-. Light Chunk Tu"a:'. "NN P"GE- LJ.RGE OR SM ...Ll Ham .. '! 3.49 Surf .'\ ANGEL FOOD CAKE C..•• 39e ....... NEW WHITES SPECIALI- LIBBY'S SAVE Pork Loin ... 79c _ ........... _llylo "Ham Roast ;: 85e Calllltrf Clult Plaia Flour SPECIAL LOW PRICE! APPLE PIES ~- ~::~ · POTATO CHIPS ••~ Quorllo ...... - 1 C::OPYitiCHT e I MI. TH[ QltlAT ATL.AtmC & PACifiC TEA CO .. INC. Jane Parker Favorites! ' .... Steaks -- .. 1[- ICJiatl . . . Chuck Steak ....... ~ . __ .. 49c Haddock ~ 49c UIDA CIICtCI llhouldor C.. JIFFY BR!ADED 20 ••· pko. Swiss Steak ............. 59c V-eal Steaks1 99e Baton 3 ... 99« Ground Chuck .. 69e ~.,_ ~ ... ,,.••, , ...... e.. • 1*·· ··- ~- 32c 0 I quality produeta, high iD nutrition and available in many forma. h.p. in 13'10. atcordinu tu tht' ..~neyclor,.J(Jia Brit<.~nnic~ . ·"''• Coffee · .... ... $2.28 · I ....... ~All .,.....u. IIIIUa ~ Weiners '=. 49c USOA CHOICE Co-. Col Lamb ••• .,, '19c ! I,.. Qc Beef Sllllt Rl.. Beef Oxtails ....~l~ nP Bo11l111 Slrlel1 ~I _... l11tlulllx ANDIUPPOIIC • 1111. IlL. Ol Mot lolei111R... nP lOASl a.~ Try our AtP, Medallion, or Daily Dog Foods ... Mayonnaise • • ••;: 59' Stuffed Olives • ~~ 69' f~rle ' onelessr ltpu've forgotten this extra mouth .-.NN P"GE- WHY PAY MORE? ' ' ' I P. 0 . No. liBia ......... aloiMI 77e I IECIJ,L!- CUT F~OM juat to name afew. over 11i0 school board meri'lbt>rs and ldlool superintendent• from tlowgbout the stale. Thl meeting began lut !linday. One of the hlghlllllts o! the macltinery in the 2llth century ha8 put the modern farmer in the tapilalist class. Today the average,' American farm worker has abOut 40 hurser)Ower ut hhr command. a~ aJ{ainst 1.6 Coffee' \ •I Ground For variety, quality and ecoiJomy, ohouldn't AlP be your pet store! Capllallolk hrmer The development or [arm . MADILL . . . . * .,_,..,., ... .......... ,.. Franks .. 7!k Baeon _ .. 79t lb; 10 am-7 .p m """' !I>< ·, B~neless T~p Cube Stea~s of pet foods, brands like Purina, Ken·L·Ration, Gaines, I"KEO , f Boneless You'll ftnd at your AlP an unbelievable choiee l;xp. 11181• Center Cut• ... ' . ·.· AtP is headquarters for all their needs. Administrator I 'I That's why for thousands upon thousands of pet owners, Chuck R·oast , · SUNDAY - ' 'II ·i.),.:: SCICTI'O LIVESTOCK Hogs: 190-220, 20,;0; No. 1, 20. 7~; 220-240, 20; 240 - 280, 19.~0; 180-190, 1956;Sowa,l6. 10· 17.56; Boars, 14.50-15; Stock Hogs, 16.60-20. Callie: Choice Stocra, 26.90 • 27,30; food, 25.50-26; Slandard, 24.25-2~; Good HeUen, 25-26. 40; Standord, 21-24. 10; Commercial Cows. 18.80.20.90; UtUicy, 16.56. 18.10; Camer snd Cutter, 16 • down; Bulla, 21.70-23.25; Stock Cattle Stocrs, 23.00-28.7~. Veal calves: Choice, 35; Good. 34; Mediwn, 30; Commercial 27.50; Baby Calves by the Head' 20-34, ' Lllnbs: Choice, 26, 50; Good, 26.10; Medium, 24; Feodora, 21.90. member Harry Sidei-a returned TUesda.Y from a Human Resource Institute at West Virginia We"' l07on College at Buckhmloa, aPIIII&ored by tile college. 'l'be lnotltute was atteiMiod by OPEN \ . I Market Report l'T, PLEASANT - !iljJcrintendent of Mason c:ouncy Sc:hOOio L Brooks Smltll snd School Boar~ ! • ' He would ...iC he had money. At lnstituk .I Pomeroy Kroger FRESH PICNIC snLE · / UJJO or nwre purchue at Kroger Center Cut -llg f'he Plece lUI .,. IUmJIMIU U.S.D.A. CiroiCE ~: ' E MIDE WITH M !llmtA 1W VM.UI ITNitlf Win :: "' t .(,' •.j .- Yark Pork Roast· We at A4 P haven't forgotten. ...... _.. .\ ' . !11th tunds&..U. ,' .' ' . . ' ' ' <. I Center'Cut Chuck Roatl wen·dl .. -'""~ ~ · '· I' ,- u-s.n.A.caoicE CHOICE ~<· ' '·r(!IIIQ-, . sSOOoo ENRICHED WHITE '' • Hill. .)' : ••t,- land., Mich.; Mrs. WHUam H. Collins, Rl I Radclll!; Mrs. Douglas M. Crat.tree, Rt. 4 Osk ' \ .'' ': Jackson; Mrs. Fern M. Sbeets, Jsckooo; Tina M. Browntne, Ypsl. BU!THS Mrs. Rex M. Johnston, Rt. 2 Gallipolis, twins, a 8CI1 at 9 a. m. and a 1011 at 9:06 Lm. Tuesday; Mra. Rupert J. Crandel, Rt. 1 Letart, daughter, 1:23 p.m. '1\lesday; Mrs. WOllam H. Col· !Ina, RL 1 ROdclt!f, daughter, 2:08 p.m. '1\lesday; Mrs. Douglas M. Crabtree, Rt 4 Osk Hill, 100, 5:17 p.m. Tuesdly; Mrs. David L. Henry, Kanauga, daugh-' ter, 11:49 p.m. '1\lesd&y. ... ' ' allllltot at a ·~ '!! *100 per week e!Ceclhe Jul); .31; · MJ;l. Maxine Lathe¥ wa& ·namfiCI 1,.,_ stltuiAI socr«ary In tho eowi¥01· ftce; Otis Rice was also nomod school alldltor at f2 per hour, ~ hours per day,10dayspermontll, $1,800 per Yi'U· Rice Is to asstst In scboolaccountlneaild audttlng lunch l'ft)OI'Is aod geoenl accounts and lextbooks,also,dlsbursements and lnwntoryilll! !or the scboollerm as needed. Teacher trans!era approved~ eluded: Lawrence Steele !r<m Woods to MI. Olive elementary; Lawrence cartmlll fr<HR Beech Hill elementary to Sunnyside elementarYi WWiam maine, Jr., from Sunnyside to Woods elementary; Katie Smitll 1r<m Pt. Pleasant Jr. HIRh to ESEA Title 1 Remedial Reading; Patricia ,' .... ;~ t .• ' ., ; d ; ' . .Sc-h'-~Q ·: ·.·;'' .:'' ·: _!'·ll; ~·' _· ": ·Maso·n Collnly 'l'Uo- ~ •• _,,1 .I ~ '' . u; 1968 PT. PLEASANT ._ Tile, 11a- Blvok• SDI\11 were: l'lul w..-. CJooDity Board ot Education (!old, aoalllaDI bind dlre<tor at . 11111 nl&ht olllj)loyod teocl>o PPHS; Jameo Toylor, T. L1ll L . .,.. ani! cdler personneL \ inltruclor at PPIIS; Rosamunl ' Teichers lj)provod G>r empl.,j.v Ball, ·PPHS; Jane Balle~, Naoon mont durllll! tile 19611-69 school Elementary; Sllaron Toylor, term as recommended by s..>L Jleale Elememary; Joseph Dean Selle&, Now Haven elementarY; 11ut11 Sawyers, Pt. Pleosant Jr. F, High; Virgil Burris, Jr., WollaLHOSPITAL NEWS ma Jr..... Sr. High; Georgia J. Obregon, Wohama Jr. and Sr. HOLZER HOSPITAL: VIsiting High and Sllaron Barnette, Beech t.wrs 2-i ancl 7-8 p.m. Peronts HilL Substitute teacher, Shirley PhUips. only 111 Podiatries Ward. Otller school personnel hired ADMISSIONS were: Helen Howard, cook at New Mr&. Cora M, ~ster, 1056 Haven elementary; custodians, Second Ave.; James B. Bloomer, WII'ren Stewart, Leon elemc~ 25 Madiaoo Ave. ; Mra. David L. Henry, KanauPi LandOn Bur~ tary; Sc:eft Stewart, Leoo el.. - · Rl. 2 Gallipolis; Mrs. Da- mentary and Phyllis Wheeler, vid S. McCoy, Rt. I Gallipolis; Mt. Flower elementary; M r s. Paula !lie Arpbrlght, Vlntoo; t.ynda. Taylor was hired as school Mark D. Smltll, Rt. 2 Gallipolis; Rebecca J. Frasher, Rt. 2 Patriot; Mrs. Jesse A. Plantz, Rt. 2 Galllpolio; Mrs. Rupert J. Crandol, Rl I Letart; Mrs. Gary E. Roach, Henderson; David E. I ~ncar, Gallipolis Ferry; Mark A. ~cor, Gallipolis; Mra. Jerry C. Scot~ Rt. 1 Letart; Mrs. Rex M. Johnston, Rt. 2 Gallipolis; Brian T. Dowell, Middleport; Mrs. Eleanor Howard, Pomeroy; Mrs. Daniel c. Pooler, Rt. 1 Middleport; Mrs. Bobble D. HllliUIIOI>d, Rt. 2 Wellston; WOllam A. Crider, Rt2 Cellettsburg, Ky.; Mrs. Charles P, Collier, Kitts Hili; JOI(y L. Pickens, Ravenswood; Michael J, Cook, Coalton; Mrs. Marcella R, Corn, ,.•o< ...... Bluehenies ' T..... FREE 8:1 ' �" . ,\. • . ' .. ' ROSIN MALONE ' OIDN'T SHE TELt VOO-- THEN '™' Pomeroy . 66 ! SS 396 H. T, Qq>e, 4 speod lriDs,, PoBitractlon. Wide <>W dns, red lrarlor. Wblte llnl•b. Radio ani h-r. Real pertormaoce. ~ 62 CHEVROLET •• , , • • , •• , , , •• , ••• , •• , , .$1095 ~ort CcKcte~ V-8 e~, autmtatlc trans., power ateerhw and brakes, aold llnish with gold YIQI'I ._lor, bucket seale. Rand H. I • ' 65 CHEVEIJ2 , • • • • , • , • . • , ,, • • • • • • • • • •••1595 Malibu Conv. V-8 ebgine. ,Powergltde, radio, heater, •w . whltewlll Urea, green exterior ftnlsh with willie ~loo top, .,~;;;n,yAA\oiOrrc;.~ ®~ OPEN EVES. 1:00 P.M. POMEROY, OHIO Notice '! ~. .•, 1.\' j ·$. t . ForSell POODLE PUPPIES AKC ToJ Willie 11111 stud wvloo. 4 and VOVTII RBYIVAL at Freodoal Golpel Mlaslon Cludt, Bold ltnob!, 7:10 p.m. each """"' lng, Auguot :a. liS and Mtb. l!:rnell Deeter, eillu leader; !\OV. ' Invited. ··I ·I •.· ' -:Oir \· evan(e' :~: ~~:"'~ '~~· 1 • Robert Smith, AKC Golden Relrlerer popplel, p.m. 1-IM!e I NIIWLY DECORA'I'Im, lamllh- 10-11-11-1• II., dean made, llurdy, line nD llallow. One mile off Rt. 33, on llllga- u.ue 1-~ • "'· Femlle Help W1m.d ___ ' ~lent fQ IIQOM 1101181, - III'J, Wl'lle ToJ Lldlll Pq Plan, lGIIallown, Pa, 1-!Nql .· ,... ~II. 1-lWip .. MlaJiiOrt COfii'Acr .FAYE MAJUy j tl.OO builbll.............. Qer. aldlne Cleland, RadDt. 1-lU!t -."'fiiiDl =NO..... .._•..... ....... MIIH CIOUIWY, OHIO for ~ new tUm muctoal: ' w. "Paint Your waron.n lowtar a...r ....._ .......... Olodla ... _ _ _ Aeoouu Udl ......... ., • _..._I . oblp .., DOW water -t,item. _, flve reoma and balh •II b Uil l'lall outballdlnp, or wiD IOU II" 14•~..:.111boltom ~fh'~1 IHII-. . , . .. ...... J"GDDDDI, Dll ...,., _A--. ..... separate, wllh aiel and ! ~~-c'··~floon, uc . '" ~ .._..1 • Ola ~ ,;·).\ building . lite; IJ.amt !amilull buemiilt, Slid liGUle, I ';tft.,.. """'· ftln! . _ ... ground with pond, ml 1'00!111. Located til tJ1dtop ... , _·.:·-:...~ DOWly fooced. See James lfo&. ........ road' ..,__,_ CAJ1 JlfO, u-. ftaal Aeolaal ' lila. sr., one mile Ull o1 Fin HILIN JUUC&au, • VIRGIL TBArORD ., wma.. ». c:au~e, .,.....,. Po1nta on Rt. 7, « pbone • AISOCIATBa. • un :.."D~ ~ "'Dm~a. •• m. &-7-nc . IJ!iUallll CAa NO. I I - I'Ja.i fl WJW&Ja D. Cllldl. A,4Mir'&& """'· ..........,... __.....;_ ........ _ ~~·r~ · ......... na. "" " -·:.Entertained • .. ' ; ' f \ ' ·-;; ' .. . DCICTI:;IIiil .·, . . p 1; 1HEQE'S tiO SE.HSE PRE.TEI'IDI~' ' V0U AII"''T HURT SAO Regular Daily ExeR:ise Most Helpful Procedure MIO! .OMEGA! MAVBE ,. ly WAYNE G. BRANDSTADT, .MJi. .. _ , _ ... II IDd ~ AoiMu&.! Jlu. net llull 1'NIIt1t Dollon8. .... cutlll: t1 • .llltMe ., , _ a DCIDCWU. DMtttU. ' . .. 1-lute · !'• • '.. ' Well As , ' ~·'' ' ~ ~What ea- angina pectoris? How can Ollf! avoid It? How do Perltrate, Cat· d II a to and propJltblouraell .i,.. .,:· . .~ ......d. :-,"tJ"""' •• '•• . ' , Jwmi. lndia.a \. ~· Piflch M. Footleu 211.Naud~ i tal • ~. . . CrY· ·, 0~ 35. HaM~ "'. ftearted· ~"17. .· · 1'Jjltf4Q•• a,..,._ ;u. S~_pe . >,.·' ... .' uwlll<l 23. - -· II<"'""' SyateDJ 21-0icla· . !lilli,: ealaq. Clr ml - ForW. ('ANNJNG 'I'OMA'rims. - " - ...._.. _.... '"J'•Ki'Dit wu.-, lnllllo ,.......... nl Of' wot plaJ lbree nUiilbm · •(' ~ ' • '., ' ~· Oli.J'<>~It ' . Jnt~on1 . cotn · ~i · 3U.t'elllllc eounty , rock :\~.LI!veJ•. 4J.Otmttoi" tllfta, No IDN"•eot eolor 0 water Band I • ~ I Informed As HOlLYWOOD· (0Pn-Prbducer Alan JQ Lerner an- .!lOUIICed lhe Nitty GrltiJ· Dirt . 30. ·I!Mplratory 'roY LADIES um .. 1D ..._ nJng ~ loyl and u , ..,... I'OOIDI, cent, ho Odded. w...... . t "'I MATTI• 0P UITLIMIII'I' ACCOUIITS, PIIOIAII IOUIT a u t om o U v e alr eondltloner eompre110n. In the plat nve · ' . Je&rl auto air cqndiUorW llllel h&vo ~ a!mOot (00 per 141fe umQUIIS: l.odJ Wlllll lor ller 01111 lloma. Cia,.. all .... ol futultun, eblna, ,_.... ean Alben~ . . LADY '1'0 DO boulewilllo U.. U.llll: Ia. c..tacl o. IBid, A JOB nil cble (eelq blriJ 'lheatre. PluM -1. POR dill! eat!*~ wllll Blue LIJI. H-llc ln. Real aleclrlc obam~ tl: lllbr Jl'andtare. 1-IUie ' ..... ....._ - IN 11101'~1 S&leo of Bori·W...,er'a YoJt (llvlalcn, a maJor ~!f\>(lucer ol . TIIRBII: bedroom trailer. lor WAlft'ID NOW, opedal J111oe. two or lhno people. II a. G GlnloiJC .., lb., . . .... Food Mubl, Rt. 7, IOddJe. fl lb., lla7 appla ...,. Ill eea11 pert 1-11-tte lb. SIJJ - to BID llallay, MTIQUES, fllrnlhft, dllllel, mlwDaneona. :101. Honnl Cedi, 1111 w. Kiln St., Jlome. ~y -. LIIAL Pudqe> '.GoiHa and Mcison Area land Ploys On .. roll, J<eeping :M 992-2619 POMEROY, OHIO i• 6t~-~­ ow•a•a• W1ntecl To Buy 1-IJ.Ife HOISTETTER REALTY , IIIII STBREO radio combJna. tlon. RandiO!I!O •alnul caeIO!e. 'l1ill has BSR automallc I'IOCClfd clianpr. 1'll:e GBO, JIO&iilmEB, llnllllr paymeats nf IS per liiOidll er POMEROY - Wareboule, In poy NUl. Can - !loon 211 • a COIIliOIIIeuiiJ l-Il-lie located. --- OHIO PALLET.CO. I . Can we have a 4:30 P.M. DELIVERED TO --- '· • "'" -..., '*'" .. ""- enam, good food, IPICIIII 111 TWO Bednlom bouae. L1neo1n llcladay and 'ftlnndq. Ria .........&tlid lnalde lleldnllla, Oldo. 3 •M• - -~ :AMD . ""-~ ,_pall !'i. 7:50 A.M. •' 12'~-00.N.. ·. ' --- ..... poeketa, pea~Dc, bemmlng, llteratlono, etc. llrl. Freddie 'lllabel, Muon, TWO Bl!lDROOM UNFUIINISIIBD APAimmiT, lln'ly Pboae '1'1U4111. {4.tfc decorlled, pbone llel..n I HAPPY' 110U11, Sllenang l!prb.ct a.m. .and I p.m. IIJ.a. 1-U«c Nile Club. 5 lo I p.m. Moadq tbru FrldiJ. r..dllll nlallt ROOM b-all•, everytlifnl ...,. Frida)'. uac TWO lurnlabed, llliDral gas, wiD 110'11' OPEN !rom ID A.M. lo II real to "'"" working « eJdor. pJl tile 811'11' Drlwi I'D ... Jy pei'IOII, Pbone Portlml tile Rl. 1. Soft Ice MS.11100. 1-11-Ue • AT . t+121e RADIO AND TV REPAIR,'u.... ............... -.. ellll, oMtnna, 111e IIIII ID- k, MN 8IOOiiatl .W be 1w ......... be).p 111 II diJitalls polsoDOUI . lldciN NJd. com oa ... 1M c., ot to ibe beart? P'OUR ROOM ROUSE, bath, aIIIIIIIIoa. JciiD a.n~u, m ..,.,..... • ._ •,... u....., • • I t I ,_ . Ira lot. lhdon Ave., PV......,.. 111-.tway 81., II\MiapGit, IIOiUII will ... IMdttNI .a_. .n.-n.•l R8 pee Or I U Pboae ...,_ a-a-IJip , _ .., 1o w - . ·......n caused by a ~ or nar· pia. . . . . 7*4fe -., 8111111 ... ' ..... of ODe lbe cor-•rv· ,., ...... , ... , •. , .., ...... v......... wna. ....... to .... 111 • arterJeJ in the heart mUICle. ZLECI'ROLIIX 8Ai.B8 IDd . . It you sbo\lld . . ., .. .... ... ... ... Tool~vent 't'lce: '8wlepera. rill ...... . 11!!,::0 - .. ,., - .. ,. av .t.;·-"..... ~ ...s, t eep your '.• eight below tbe upper 1101'· ml pollaha, Gemdaa )IIIII. '· "· ....,.. mal limit for your be'""t, Call . . . . NMe PIOIAft IU... ,.... . ..,.. - . .• ..,,. have your doctor check your '"' u '" blood pnuure and treat It ,If c. C. IIIUDPOIID It II biCh, and get' reiiJ]ar ex· . .lUCI'IOIIID . leatt "" Hoat erclse eveey· dai' r~ther !bin . Cla)lth ..... Y'oRE.- Pa. <OPIJ _ ror 1avlng It up for lbe weekend ........u many AmertC&IlJ the coolm or ;your vacation. ._ •POt thla oummer 11 the fllm!IJ Perltrate and Cardllate are ••••.,. Olllt automobile. Ind1111!y eotimolee long-acting nltr~tta given to I I lie lqdlcate 1988 - ~~~~.. of automo- ' dilate your C01'9Dir7 atterlel. tlve air condltlonlni until Dia1 PropyllblouracU II given to e81lil' the 4.6 million counteract exce8slve· tJuorol!l marie. up nearly ~- j>et, cent · secretlob. Any liellellelal elfrom 111$7, •coordll!l to T. J. feet It woUld bavo on uglna · Ammel, manarer 'lf mobile would be illillrect., · &-lute P'llRNISIIED TWO BBD.IIUOllf APAIITIIENT, Mlddlepcd, WILL DO 10111Di II bome pia. ...,.. H-llc ~ IIUifl. DAllY ROUND WOOD ALL SPECIES a21'11. .... Rome. - - - - uale LO~AL' 7 1-1~ SIWEN ROOM hoUIO and Jol, Naylon Run Rill, Rl. J, pod drUied weU, phone SIIOOI'ING lo!ATCII, Slllday, TltAILIIR LOTS. Bob'• Ul1e Ccurl, ll)'r10111e, Ob1o on ..te Auguat ... frmll2 to 4. Ramo, Rl. 121, Pllone IIIJ.IitL ........ hall of beg. Sllolg1lllt 1-11-tfe mly. RuiiJnd Amorlean lb ..)i . .., .. * SAVI£ NOW on llumlmnn boats, 20-ACRI!: firm In a.ter 'l'lnm- ·· !J, ; elnt. « call Ml-2lil Mcud11urn DIGO!~., 10 ln. Mlnlmuill Dloa-tor 2 ln. Mlnlmuot L...th 4 fMt 7-17~ IIOME COMJNG Sunday, AIJc. ~1l'u ~~Pb.• bar)' llold. II Freodoal o..peJ lilt~ '" __ ,,, don w1lb all day IOI'Yicel. •••• u.u. 1t11 NRPORT a.,wJer, 4Door, aood rubber, good Butet dbu. at IIOOIL After. TWO ROOMS, bath, fllmlllled llllpa. Marion Roynolda, Manoon aervices. Rev. l!:utooe aPI'Imeul, no!ereu.-. IJI 8011. l'llone 773-5117. 7-11-tfc om. ps~ speaker; •pedal Mulllerr7, !'IlOilo . . _ a!Dj!lng Rev. Grlffllh. pu!Gr. Publle Is Invited. l-14-4te , ·,:;; '. pr.Seits All! St., Middleport. • Ml-tfe P'llRNISIIED GARAGE ~part. · MO. 8, lft'OKBR COAL 11 far. 1111111 oo t1neo1n IDD. ut111111a mer alnton Coli eo. llpple, paid; Udtl mly. Pbollo 9fJloeatod I miles east of WeiiJ. M. 1-Jt.lfe ton. Phone 3IW'II'I Welllton for Information. Walton Coli FIVl! ROOM lundaliod boall, OlmJ1811J. 7-10-llle bath, In .._ ,._ ··-·1· "'"· ...,.. ~~ 110 w. ~ !· •. een.:. Evlnrude moiGr, alediio ..... ler. trailer. lllds, uH Jacbta. belts m1 ~: allo. 111i'f· boird. 11et Doll ·Welle, Ra· ---• HALF -COST' I :tail MOM!! .lailt POODLE PUPPIES, AKC Toy miniature. $75 and up. stud ~tl'Y!ee 11111 grooming. Pboae IIUIU. 11 I tie m THATUCOND poreh, alorm !!on IIIIi wiDo don, Clile 'llllllilido!IDc and prqe; li--. hQced ln. Plemy .... IilJa ... ·~ 15 FOOT RON-A-BOUT, ft liP MO. • ms~ • 7-lt-301c I !be. Phone 911Ul65. \ .a ual!twfn . FIVE~~ P1VI£ ROOM ROUSE ml balll, Pbaae IIIItH. 10-IJ.IIc one lka-, partly furnllbad If desired. '18:1 s. Soeond Ave., BAND I!JVEIIY Friday and SatTRAILER SPACE, all atmttea Middleport. Cln be , urday at Jacl:'s Cl11b on Raranllable, lliqulre 1511 Mulberappointment alter I p.m. Bh rloonvUte Road off Rl. 7. f'/ alter S or I p.m. Write P. Country millie by GBJ!e Me-o. 1101 as ,_...,_ J.&tte cleu. Wolbum, pbone -T.f.tlc Donald 11111 b1o Drlflen. &-lute '"-•~• t'H! ... ' .. : CONSIGNMENT .ol new bed spreads, murals, tapeollriel. forlllnt llld other lleml, lo be oold at 'l'RAILBR SPACE, ready lo tile aale Friday night, also I hook up, JBivale, plooty ol foot double compartmeDt deep ronm for cld1droo ID pia)'. freeoo, In ..... condHioll. Phone 11Wt1H. 1-14-lfe Adams Auction Service, II& Jllld, Oblo. 1-ls.tte 10 1 50 TIIAILER, extra nloo. Adults preferred, Ill Loculi FRENCRIE'S Trodlna Post Sl, Middleport. Plume 91JNew s<boo1 loki IJip, 10 26JJ. &-lUte cents; dura "'"' wa $1; lamps. ehaln, TV, boob and otber mlscoll111<0111 Item~; 8ll«lLE9 and furu1sbed ml UDfundlbed aparimonll, Pbaae used clolblni, Infanta and 111.!211' 1. t+ute adults: C~~Sinm made rubber mmps. OpoJt dally 2 to I p.m Tum rlgbl off Rl. 7 at PLENTY of space far ooo lraJI. er with alllacllltles. I'D s,ra. llemGrll1 Ganlens onto Coun- . ean ll2all c.~~-tre 17 Rllld 12, drive two miles, lint bulld1ng on loft aCI'OIIII P'URN18111!:D and 1lllfarnlsW llrldp. Pllone I!IMI'IS. apartments. CIOII 1o 1Cbao1. 1-14-Uie . ' ·, ... > pound, tor· ... Jnlllanee: abbr. ' , .~· .,. . . .•' :-: ..... ' . "1 -~ �" . ,\. • . ' .. ' ROSIN MALONE ' OIDN'T SHE TELt VOO-- THEN '™' Pomeroy . 66 ! SS 396 H. T, Qq>e, 4 speod lriDs,, PoBitractlon. Wide <>W dns, red lrarlor. Wblte llnl•b. Radio ani h-r. Real pertormaoce. ~ 62 CHEVROLET •• , , • • , •• , , , •• , ••• , •• , , .$1095 ~ort CcKcte~ V-8 e~, autmtatlc trans., power ateerhw and brakes, aold llnish with gold YIQI'I ._lor, bucket seale. Rand H. I • ' 65 CHEVEIJ2 , • • • • , • , • . • , ,, • • • • • • • • • •••1595 Malibu Conv. V-8 ebgine. ,Powergltde, radio, heater, •w . whltewlll Urea, green exterior ftnlsh with willie ~loo top, .,~;;;n,yAA\oiOrrc;.~ ®~ OPEN EVES. 1:00 P.M. POMEROY, OHIO Notice '! ~. .•, 1.\' j ·$. t . ForSell POODLE PUPPIES AKC ToJ Willie 11111 stud wvloo. 4 and VOVTII RBYIVAL at Freodoal Golpel Mlaslon Cludt, Bold ltnob!, 7:10 p.m. each """"' lng, Auguot :a. liS and Mtb. l!:rnell Deeter, eillu leader; !\OV. ' Invited. ··I ·I •.· ' -:Oir \· evan(e' :~: ~~:"'~ '~~· 1 • Robert Smith, AKC Golden Relrlerer popplel, p.m. 1-IM!e I NIIWLY DECORA'I'Im, lamllh- 10-11-11-1• II., dean made, llurdy, line nD llallow. One mile off Rt. 33, on llllga- u.ue 1-~ • "'· Femlle Help W1m.d ___ ' ~lent fQ IIQOM 1101181, - III'J, Wl'lle ToJ Lldlll Pq Plan, lGIIallown, Pa, 1-!Nql .· ,... ~II. 1-lWip .. MlaJiiOrt COfii'Acr .FAYE MAJUy j tl.OO builbll.............. Qer. aldlne Cleland, RadDt. 1-lU!t -."'fiiiDl =NO..... .._•..... ....... MIIH CIOUIWY, OHIO for ~ new tUm muctoal: ' w. "Paint Your waron.n lowtar a...r ....._ .......... Olodla ... _ _ _ Aeoouu Udl ......... ., • _..._I . oblp .., DOW water -t,item. _, flve reoma and balh •II b Uil l'lall outballdlnp, or wiD IOU II" 14•~..:.111boltom ~fh'~1 IHII-. . , . .. ...... J"GDDDDI, Dll ...,., _A--. ..... separate, wllh aiel and ! ~~-c'··~floon, uc . '" ~ .._..1 • Ola ~ ,;·).\ building . lite; IJ.amt !amilull buemiilt, Slid liGUle, I ';tft.,.. """'· ftln! . _ ... ground with pond, ml 1'00!111. Located til tJ1dtop ... , _·.:·-:...~ DOWly fooced. See James lfo&. ........ road' ..,__,_ CAJ1 JlfO, u-. ftaal Aeolaal ' lila. sr., one mile Ull o1 Fin HILIN JUUC&au, • VIRGIL TBArORD ., wma.. ». c:au~e, .,.....,. Po1nta on Rt. 7, « pbone • AISOCIATBa. • un :.."D~ ~ "'Dm~a. •• m. &-7-nc . IJ!iUallll CAa NO. I I - I'Ja.i fl WJW&Ja D. Cllldl. A,4Mir'&& """'· ..........,... __.....;_ ........ _ ~~·r~ · ......... na. "" " -·:.Entertained • .. ' ; ' f \ ' ·-;; ' .. . DCICTI:;IIiil .·, . . p 1; 1HEQE'S tiO SE.HSE PRE.TEI'IDI~' ' V0U AII"''T HURT SAO Regular Daily ExeR:ise Most Helpful Procedure MIO! .OMEGA! MAVBE ,. ly WAYNE G. BRANDSTADT, .MJi. .. _ , _ ... II IDd ~ AoiMu&.! Jlu. net llull 1'NIIt1t Dollon8. .... cutlll: t1 • .llltMe ., , _ a DCIDCWU. DMtttU. ' . .. 1-lute · !'• • '.. ' Well As , ' ~·'' ' ~ ~What ea- angina pectoris? How can Ollf! avoid It? How do Perltrate, Cat· d II a to and propJltblouraell .i,.. .,:· . .~ ......d. :-,"tJ"""' •• '•• . ' , Jwmi. lndia.a \. ~· Piflch M. Footleu 211.Naud~ i tal • ~. . . CrY· ·, 0~ 35. HaM~ "'. ftearted· ~"17. .· · 1'Jjltf4Q•• a,..,._ ;u. S~_pe . >,.·' ... .' uwlll<l 23. - -· II<"'""' SyateDJ 21-0icla· . !lilli,: ealaq. Clr ml - ForW. ('ANNJNG 'I'OMA'rims. - " - ...._.. _.... '"J'•Ki'Dit wu.-, lnllllo ,.......... nl Of' wot plaJ lbree nUiilbm · •(' ~ ' • '., ' ~· Oli.J'<>~It ' . Jnt~on1 . cotn · ~i · 3U.t'elllllc eounty , rock :\~.LI!veJ•. 4J.Otmttoi" tllfta, No IDN"•eot eolor 0 water Band I • ~ I Informed As HOlLYWOOD· (0Pn-Prbducer Alan JQ Lerner an- .!lOUIICed lhe Nitty GrltiJ· Dirt . 30. ·I!Mplratory 'roY LADIES um .. 1D ..._ nJng ~ loyl and u , ..,... I'OOIDI, cent, ho Odded. w...... . t "'I MATTI• 0P UITLIMIII'I' ACCOUIITS, PIIOIAII IOUIT a u t om o U v e alr eondltloner eompre110n. In the plat nve · ' . Je&rl auto air cqndiUorW llllel h&vo ~ a!mOot (00 per 141fe umQUIIS: l.odJ Wlllll lor ller 01111 lloma. Cia,.. all .... ol futultun, eblna, ,_.... ean Alben~ . . LADY '1'0 DO boulewilllo U.. U.llll: Ia. c..tacl o. IBid, A JOB nil cble (eelq blriJ 'lheatre. PluM -1. POR dill! eat!*~ wllll Blue LIJI. H-llc ln. Real aleclrlc obam~ tl: lllbr Jl'andtare. 1-IUie ' ..... ....._ - IN 11101'~1 S&leo of Bori·W...,er'a YoJt (llvlalcn, a maJor ~!f\>(lucer ol . TIIRBII: bedroom trailer. lor WAlft'ID NOW, opedal J111oe. two or lhno people. II a. G GlnloiJC .., lb., . . .... Food Mubl, Rt. 7, IOddJe. fl lb., lla7 appla ...,. Ill eea11 pert 1-11-tte lb. SIJJ - to BID llallay, MTIQUES, fllrnlhft, dllllel, mlwDaneona. :101. Honnl Cedi, 1111 w. Kiln St., Jlome. ~y -. LIIAL Pudqe> '.GoiHa and Mcison Area land Ploys On .. roll, J<eeping :M 992-2619 POMEROY, OHIO i• 6t~-~­ ow•a•a• W1ntecl To Buy 1-IJ.Ife HOISTETTER REALTY , IIIII STBREO radio combJna. tlon. RandiO!I!O •alnul caeIO!e. 'l1ill has BSR automallc I'IOCClfd clianpr. 1'll:e GBO, JIO&iilmEB, llnllllr paymeats nf IS per liiOidll er POMEROY - Wareboule, In poy NUl. Can - !loon 211 • a COIIliOIIIeuiiJ l-Il-lie located. --- OHIO PALLET.CO. I . Can we have a 4:30 P.M. DELIVERED TO --- '· • "'" -..., '*'" .. ""- enam, good food, IPICIIII 111 TWO Bednlom bouae. L1neo1n llcladay and 'ftlnndq. Ria .........&tlid lnalde lleldnllla, Oldo. 3 •M• - -~ :AMD . ""-~ ,_pall !'i. 7:50 A.M. •' 12'~-00.N.. ·. ' --- ..... poeketa, pea~Dc, bemmlng, llteratlono, etc. llrl. Freddie 'lllabel, Muon, TWO Bl!lDROOM UNFUIINISIIBD APAimmiT, lln'ly Pboae '1'1U4111. {4.tfc decorlled, pbone llel..n I HAPPY' 110U11, Sllenang l!prb.ct a.m. .and I p.m. IIJ.a. 1-U«c Nile Club. 5 lo I p.m. Moadq tbru FrldiJ. r..dllll nlallt ROOM b-all•, everytlifnl ...,. Frida)'. uac TWO lurnlabed, llliDral gas, wiD 110'11' OPEN !rom ID A.M. lo II real to "'"" working « eJdor. pJl tile 811'11' Drlwi I'D ... Jy pei'IOII, Pbone Portlml tile Rl. 1. Soft Ice MS.11100. 1-11-Ue • AT . t+121e RADIO AND TV REPAIR,'u.... ............... -.. ellll, oMtnna, 111e IIIII ID- k, MN 8IOOiiatl .W be 1w ......... be).p 111 II diJitalls polsoDOUI . lldciN NJd. com oa ... 1M c., ot to ibe beart? P'OUR ROOM ROUSE, bath, aIIIIIIIIoa. JciiD a.n~u, m ..,.,..... • ._ •,... u....., • • I t I ,_ . Ira lot. lhdon Ave., PV......,.. 111-.tway 81., II\MiapGit, IIOiUII will ... IMdttNI .a_. .n.-n.•l R8 pee Or I U Pboae ...,_ a-a-IJip , _ .., 1o w - . ·......n caused by a ~ or nar· pia. . . . . 7*4fe -., 8111111 ... ' ..... of ODe lbe cor-•rv· ,., ...... , ... , •. , .., ...... v......... wna. ....... to .... 111 • arterJeJ in the heart mUICle. ZLECI'ROLIIX 8Ai.B8 IDd . . It you sbo\lld . . ., .. .... ... ... ... Tool~vent 't'lce: '8wlepera. rill ...... . 11!!,::0 - .. ,., - .. ,. av .t.;·-"..... ~ ...s, t eep your '.• eight below tbe upper 1101'· ml pollaha, Gemdaa )IIIII. '· "· ....,.. mal limit for your be'""t, Call . . . . NMe PIOIAft IU... ,.... . ..,.. - . .• ..,,. have your doctor check your '"' u '" blood pnuure and treat It ,If c. C. IIIUDPOIID It II biCh, and get' reiiJ]ar ex· . .lUCI'IOIIID . leatt "" Hoat erclse eveey· dai' r~ther !bin . Cla)lth ..... Y'oRE.- Pa. <OPIJ _ ror 1avlng It up for lbe weekend ........u many AmertC&IlJ the coolm or ;your vacation. ._ •POt thla oummer 11 the fllm!IJ Perltrate and Cardllate are ••••.,. Olllt automobile. Ind1111!y eotimolee long-acting nltr~tta given to I I lie lqdlcate 1988 - ~~~~.. of automo- ' dilate your C01'9Dir7 atterlel. tlve air condltlonlni until Dia1 PropyllblouracU II given to e81lil' the 4.6 million counteract exce8slve· tJuorol!l marie. up nearly ~- j>et, cent · secretlob. Any liellellelal elfrom 111$7, •coordll!l to T. J. feet It woUld bavo on uglna · Ammel, manarer 'lf mobile would be illillrect., · &-lute P'llRNISIIED TWO BBD.IIUOllf APAIITIIENT, Mlddlepcd, WILL DO 10111Di II bome pia. ...,.. H-llc ~ IIUifl. DAllY ROUND WOOD ALL SPECIES a21'11. .... Rome. - - - - uale LO~AL' 7 1-1~ SIWEN ROOM hoUIO and Jol, Naylon Run Rill, Rl. J, pod drUied weU, phone SIIOOI'ING lo!ATCII, Slllday, TltAILIIR LOTS. Bob'• Ul1e Ccurl, ll)'r10111e, Ob1o on ..te Auguat ... frmll2 to 4. Ramo, Rl. 121, Pllone IIIJ.IitL ........ hall of beg. Sllolg1lllt 1-11-tfe mly. RuiiJnd Amorlean lb ..)i . .., .. * SAVI£ NOW on llumlmnn boats, 20-ACRI!: firm In a.ter 'l'lnm- ·· !J, ; elnt. « call Ml-2lil Mcud11urn DIGO!~., 10 ln. Mlnlmuill Dloa-tor 2 ln. Mlnlmuot L...th 4 fMt 7-17~ IIOME COMJNG Sunday, AIJc. ~1l'u ~~Pb.• bar)' llold. II Freodoal o..peJ lilt~ '" __ ,,, don w1lb all day IOI'Yicel. •••• u.u. 1t11 NRPORT a.,wJer, 4Door, aood rubber, good Butet dbu. at IIOOIL After. TWO ROOMS, bath, fllmlllled llllpa. Marion Roynolda, Manoon aervices. Rev. l!:utooe aPI'Imeul, no!ereu.-. IJI 8011. l'llone 773-5117. 7-11-tfc om. ps~ speaker; •pedal Mulllerr7, !'IlOilo . . _ a!Dj!lng Rev. Grlffllh. pu!Gr. Publle Is Invited. l-14-4te , ·,:;; '. pr.Seits All! St., Middleport. • Ml-tfe P'llRNISIIED GARAGE ~part. · MO. 8, lft'OKBR COAL 11 far. 1111111 oo t1neo1n IDD. ut111111a mer alnton Coli eo. llpple, paid; Udtl mly. Pbollo 9fJloeatod I miles east of WeiiJ. M. 1-Jt.lfe ton. Phone 3IW'II'I Welllton for Information. Walton Coli FIVl! ROOM lundaliod boall, OlmJ1811J. 7-10-llle bath, In .._ ,._ ··-·1· "'"· ...,.. ~~ 110 w. ~ !· •. een.:. Evlnrude moiGr, alediio ..... ler. trailer. lllds, uH Jacbta. belts m1 ~: allo. 111i'f· boird. 11et Doll ·Welle, Ra· ---• HALF -COST' I :tail MOM!! .lailt POODLE PUPPIES, AKC Toy miniature. $75 and up. stud ~tl'Y!ee 11111 grooming. Pboae IIUIU. 11 I tie m THATUCOND poreh, alorm !!on IIIIi wiDo don, Clile 'llllllilido!IDc and prqe; li--. hQced ln. Plemy .... IilJa ... ·~ 15 FOOT RON-A-BOUT, ft liP MO. • ms~ • 7-lt-301c I !be. Phone 911Ul65. \ .a ual!twfn . FIVE~~ P1VI£ ROOM ROUSE ml balll, Pbaae IIIItH. 10-IJ.IIc one lka-, partly furnllbad If desired. '18:1 s. Soeond Ave., BAND I!JVEIIY Friday and SatTRAILER SPACE, all atmttea Middleport. Cln be , urday at Jacl:'s Cl11b on Raranllable, lliqulre 1511 Mulberappointment alter I p.m. Bh rloonvUte Road off Rl. 7. f'/ alter S or I p.m. Write P. Country millie by GBJ!e Me-o. 1101 as ,_...,_ J.&tte cleu. Wolbum, pbone -T.f.tlc Donald 11111 b1o Drlflen. &-lute '"-•~• t'H! ... ' .. : CONSIGNMENT .ol new bed spreads, murals, tapeollriel. forlllnt llld other lleml, lo be oold at 'l'RAILBR SPACE, ready lo tile aale Friday night, also I hook up, JBivale, plooty ol foot double compartmeDt deep ronm for cld1droo ID pia)'. freeoo, In ..... condHioll. Phone 11Wt1H. 1-14-lfe Adams Auction Service, II& Jllld, Oblo. 1-ls.tte 10 1 50 TIIAILER, extra nloo. Adults preferred, Ill Loculi FRENCRIE'S Trodlna Post Sl, Middleport. Plume 91JNew s<boo1 loki IJip, 10 26JJ. &-lUte cents; dura "'"' wa $1; lamps. ehaln, TV, boob and otber mlscoll111<0111 Item~; 8ll«lLE9 and furu1sbed ml UDfundlbed aparimonll, Pbaae used clolblni, Infanta and 111.!211' 1. t+ute adults: C~~Sinm made rubber mmps. OpoJt dally 2 to I p.m Tum rlgbl off Rl. 7 at PLENTY of space far ooo lraJI. er with alllacllltles. I'D s,ra. llemGrll1 Ganlens onto Coun- . ean ll2all c.~~-tre 17 Rllld 12, drive two miles, lint bulld1ng on loft aCI'OIIII P'URN18111!:D and 1lllfarnlsW llrldp. Pllone I!IMI'IS. apartments. CIOII 1o 1Cbao1. 1-14-Uie . ' ·, ... > pound, tor· ... Jnlllanee: abbr. ' , .~· .,. . . .•' :-: ..... ' . "1 -~ �•, ~' . .. ..• '*,!, .. ~-~-..:......._,___.. ~~----'--·-·--- ... . __ , Progressive Oiqner 'O~n~ ,' . . . ·, ": On Bumgarner.Hpme la~th :·:·· I Mason County ,_ News Notes. By Alma Marshall ' I fI : :;w;~;;;;;;;:,::~·:: : : : :::::::.:::o:·: ·' ' ~;·; :·:·=<':::::·.:: : : ·:=:=:·:·:·:·:· :·.;.:.;.;,:;i··.,~,:·;:~·1· =~·eras~~~: ~~~ ' Deoplte ratnyweatherthisyear at the Mason County Fair, I am IIUrtJ the aplrits of the Marcus Wuvar family or Letart, were elevated to new heights when they qaln received or rather retained the Sweepstake TrophY tor the most outstanding job of ~bowing at the Mason County Fair. They also won last year. The large loving cup is presented on a rotating basis and passed from one faml)y to another. The smaller lfMnl cup presented, laapermaneut possession. Second place wiMer was Mary Newell and third place was Mr. and Mrs. Paul Randolph oC Letart. i• Maxine Weaver, 18, won Grand Champioo on Jersey COw in the JUnlor Division, also won first rate showmanship. Aaron Weaver, 17, won Grand ' NEW HAVEN - Tile N cllma Gardh Club held Ito IDmall'rollresalve D!mer Clll &londo.Y eventag with t!IO llrll cwroe beiDg held "" the· lawn of t h e borne ol M<s. Huold Bumgarner. 11te theme used for the dinner was ·-lntenlaUoDal ~" The Champion inOpenDivistono!Jeraey cattle. And theidather, Marc:ua, was awarded Grand ChamPion Bull in Jerooy Cattle. The famlly had 14 head of rOifotered Jerseys entered at the lalr, and twelve were enter eel last year. Tbey entered in 4-H, FFA, Home Arts, Culinary ,1\rta, Farm Crops, Vegetables. Flowers and Dairy Division. - Just returned rrorn the Maaoa county Fair where I spent most of five daJ's _ observed tlfl!lt hand a lot d. people worklDg and many spending their vacatloo working to bring aheut a lllecealful fair - Mrs. N or a .!laatl, Letart, head of t h e Home Arts and her daughter, Bmtie, spent about 16 hours a day at the lair. A few of the Others that spent many, many hCJurs were. Lionel! Smith, Woody Mace, LOwell COOk, Floyd Rayburn, Carroll Casto, Edwin Roush, J. E. !bmmer, Charlie Williams, Mrs. Clara Dum, Mrs. Sadie Balles, Carl Cook and Gilbert Barnett, Pete Sommer, Marcus Weaver, Lawrenee Gerlach, Jr., James Green, Tom Glotfelty, Eimer Nmvberry. Jesse A. Brown, W. W. Brown, Mrs. Gerald Rood, Mn. Grace Brown, Dorothy Barnett, Leon Putz, 0. L. Flt2randolpll, Mrs. Lois Newberry, Mrs. Belva Farley, Mrs. Russell Holland, Mrs. Ray Musgrave, Dayton C. Ray nes, Mrs. Keith Hill, Mrs. John Wiseman, Jack Burris, Cllftord Dunn, Jon Sommer, Guy McWU Uams, Fred Green, Marvin Roush, James L. Watterson, Jr., Mary Froendt, Charles De a 1, Jimmy Kn&jlp, Bob Dewtwrs~ Evelyn Brake, James Taylor, Walter Wallis, And.Y WUson, Troy Hullman and Lenzie Hedrick, George Smalley, Gary Spencer, Mike Sergent, Jack Rainey and WU!iam Glll. r VAN ROUSH OF LET ART, aJ . though be ia 85, attended the fllir every day and alter hearing him discuss the amwnt ot work that he does- ooe would take him to be in his 401!1 or just a little old.. er. CINDY ROUSH, West Columbla, a patient at the Children's Hospital, Columbua, was able to visit her family over t h e weekend. ~ is to return to the hospital for further treatments. tng wltll nap. a map of United states and the colon red., white and blue. The main C(Nr&e 'Mil held in the recreational room of Ute home of Mrs. Tom HotfmaD, using 81'1 Italian theme, Tbe taw bles were decorated wttb red and white checkered cloths and centered with candlel!l in holders of bottles. The dessert course SEVEN YOUTHS from Masoo County will attend Girls' state 4--H Camp at Jaekson's Mill on August 19. Beverly Carson of the Happy Go Lucky 4-H Club Club oi Mason, received t h e Poli.Y Maclin Scholarship Award and Addie Rhodes, Point Pleas. ant, was awarded the J. 0 . Knapp Scholarsh.lp Award last year at Jackson's Mill, to return this year. 'others planning to attend are Georglanna Sommer, Susan Stanley, both o! Southside. De. nise fiilllet, Letart Rt., MarY Gerlach, Point Pleasant, Nancy Morgan, Point Pleasant, Carla Crookham, West COlumbia. . .r • ..Hawall" wa1 used· decoratlmi • I ' were llll&erqs, IIO'!IOf m~~~p­ melila In palm bolla ...,., ;.0 ll"• rangeJIIenl leaturinl • ..... hut were placed a...oJ.I tbei Ires. Attollcllng were Mrs. 111(1 Howard, M<a. Defkl Flaldo, Jr., Mrs.'Jo!lt Powell, M<s."•)luold 8ullllf0l"ll8l", M<a. WU~Gib~o, Mrs. Harry lmler, M<s. ,Jathes Gilbert, M<s. Cbester Weaver, Mrs. David llmoaton, M<i. Louts Karsclmlk, M<o. Jomes N. Roush, Mrs· Tum -Ill!. M<s. HOIII")' Buck, Jr.. M<s. lldlert Layne, M<s. Phil BMoy, M<o. Roy Jones, Mrs. Thomas McGowan lb. BONELESS 1-'trs to. Pll"I,ICipatii,ID the coaforatct 111 birth do!eets ior adollta. Called"~· atlon . Fit For Lilt." heiCI .J1111 21..'13. The !Web fl. Dimeo Wblch nltika It~ · 30ib amlvtt- 10utli IIlio',..,, IPIIIIIOrtd iht• iarr con!oirence u a part ol~a - . uiDg cilniJallpl ,to ll8llt birth de· Mason Area !eeta. , Tup leoilers m:- ·;.uu. aero•~.. the natlCII -·~ bQIIIed Clll the News, Notes Kqlef II lilt ~ " of llr. and !irl. Btn KOslOJ, 2817 Mlo llrlliliiii .Y- ·'CIIIIPil. Mila Vtr11011 Ave. Mr. and M<s. Phil Van Vronken and lamtly o! Tltusvlile, Florida visited her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Bliss WU8011 for several do,ys. Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Staats have moved from Middleport to tile BOO Jolmson trailer court in lower Mason. M<. and M<s. Fred ~<er ci Masoo, and tllelr daughter and son..tn.Jaw, Mr. ·and Mrs. Walden Roosh of Pooghkeepale, N. Y. are vacationing ln the west. They leO last Monday !rom the Mason Coun\Y airport and new to Ev.ansvllle, Indiana and on to Wichita, Kansas. They !lew to Rapid City, South Dakola and went to nearby ~sh Point, ~ Dakota, where 1hey ed the Passion PI~ and view- later went to Mt Ru shrnore. Their next stop will be Salt Lake Ci\Y. Mr. Rou!!h is on a month's vacation from his employment at mM in New York. Miss Beel<y Goodnlte and Dan 9:eves o! CinciMat~ Ohio, Mr. '1 !be woo r...nly ljlpOIDIId to head tile Well 'lirlfnla c • mpal&n lor Y- TAP, (Teonaao Prolfaml, Mlrch o! Dimeo. !be Is 1110 a PPIIS Vatilll' Cheerleader. mtplller fl. t b 1 Governor' I Yout!> CooncU for TV Aetre!!ll with Cathy Kegley Book of Genesis and Mrs. Gary Miller or Kenova, w. va. spent the weekend visiting the girl's mother, Mrs. Frances Goodnite, New Haven. Reverend and Mrs. Holly HensNEW HAVEN - Tho ltebecloy ci Virginia visited recently ca Circle or the Lutheran Clureh with Mr. and Mrs. Uoyd W 11Women met recenUy at t h e llams at Clifton. chlrch wltll Mrs. Harold JohnMrs. Charles Yonker and Beeson 81 holltell. The lesaoo &tlld· Icy ci Jenklnstown. Pa. visited recently with M<s. Katie Fogle- ted was tbe second ehapler ID tile book ''Tho ~ Acta of song and other relatives. Sonya Yooker, Jane Roosh o! God11 deallDg wfth' Genesis. was New Haven, Carol Fru1h of Ma- led by M<a. J. v. McGrew. A soo, all ot.dents at the Charleo- short huaine81 m..tlni !ollowed. Attend!Dg were M<o. WWiam ton Beauty Acade111Y. visited their Powell, Mrs. Herman Layne, parents over tfle weekend. M<l. .Joinly Roulh, !irl. Otto ' Burris, Mrl. Grimm, Mrl. Edaa Jolll Fry, M<s. K. L, Obllnpr, M<o. J. V. Mc:Gmi and M r 1. Jolllom. Is Lesson Topic 2-Hour . DRY ClEANING SERVICE . !UPON. REQUEST) ' Our·UIIIHIIGood Cluntne , · ,· JNG~tSH ROASl5: Atlalr.·· lusa ~., ..U .., :or .250 and Mrs. Carroll Aduri&1 Jr. tis Roush. glstieal Command. l ' I .' l· was held' In the WI' 011 tile rtver fJ'onl :at Mo-. the 1!jeme, Cindy is theslx-yearolddaughter of Mr. and Mrs. Jotm Cur. SPECIALIST 4 Charles Yonker, of the U. S. Army, has arrived in Vietnam, according to a letter received by his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Yonker, New Haven. He is administrator or the 15th Military lH5Wy De· tachment and is in charge of compiling Dlld ma!ntalntng all hlstorlca1 events for the 1st. Lo- ',_ ·.' ' ·I ~·~·W ,-~ ' ' ~ '· ' ' ' ' ' ' ' · s::~~~~~' MR. \GLE~N . WILL' BE AT , . 306 rf2nd Ave. MIDD~EPO~T, OHJOt' ' . .9if:.'" ': Tlusday, ·Aittil5, 1968 lb. ' Fit<* .9 A:M.. tdz.No0ri ' . ' To ..,.,r a~d Hrvl(;, .. hearini aids ,. · Batt.rloo a·ncl oupplloo for .. PURE SUCHERS all roakoo lor oilo MR. H!ROLD will lit ilad to •'••· you • lroo hearlnt· toot with the tono Bol- · ·RING Is your ,..b... '• · .H.Inl Aid Cent. Ro~..On's'Cieanen 504 4 lb. bucket PUDDING ( liLTONE LARD ' ' EVERYDAY LOW P~ICE! ' ,, '' ·. lb. ST. W.VA. CARROTS CELERY ' •. . ··! LARGE HEAD LETTUCI HEAD· ETTUCE3 :BANANAS .INSTANT SLICED FFEE· DEL MONTE 28oz.65j. 't TUNA ______. POR SHOULDER DRINKS. ----3 oz.65 LIGHT .~'!~! cans . DEL MONTE PINK GRAPEFRUIT AND APPLE 31b. 46 cans POl PIES ~~ $ DEL MONTE 0 10 01. tar GOLD MEDAL ALL PU.RPOSE ·COltAGE .1 ,_. :CHEISE C31\•• PURE PORK SAUSAGE lb. 79~ CRISCO ALL PURPOSE VEGETABLE SHORTENING 3 ~~ 79~ DOLLY MADISON SALAD DRESSING 4 '' Sunshine WAFERS~:· 3 99C "p 12~1.00 - ' '· '" s . . LIQUID DETERGENT 3qt.1,00 KRAFT 5b11.1.00 PEDAL SOFT PORK ROAST 45~ . Size ·STA-PUFF F 39~ SWEETIE PIES 39~ 8PAK. -16 oz. : ~uS9C 1 FOLGERS ·INSTANT COFFEE JQ Olo $· GORYS PEANUT FILLED WAFERS VAN CAMPS . ··fght ,·\ Rtsmli -', . ,,'J,i ' I. ' '·'· • •' • ' j '' ' ..'' ( ' lb. "\H' - ' ~ !:,~· 39C .,.,i'. 4cans 1.00 TUNA FIRESIDE GRAHAM CR.CKIRI Jo-Bo bOG FOOD KENTUCKY BEAUTY ·CUT GREEN SHELLIE BEANS COMO '' •"-, • BULBS . !2ae TOILET TISSUE ' ;~ LIGHT s 00 Kine . CALLIE STYLE lb. 9 PANCAKE FLOUR 2 lb. bxs. cello ·ftWlTT-- ea. WHOLE CORN3!\69e 1 FLOUR------·5 ~~ 54C -~R_c~r_sE:.:l:.::::.:::~:.:;.:::.._ _ _:;_·.....,_~ $ $ 2 19e ea.J9e 9e ''.t 12can carton 1· 00 ' • . ' ' ·' '.' ~ 4!1.00 .. 16rolbl.GO 'i· ~ ' ..·c. ••.•', ,:·~ .-.... ,, .,. .~ -. .- ' �•, ~' . .. ..• '*,!, .. ~-~-..:......._,___.. ~~----'--·-·--- ... . __ , Progressive Oiqner 'O~n~ ,' . . . ·, ": On Bumgarner.Hpme la~th :·:·· I Mason County ,_ News Notes. By Alma Marshall ' I fI : :;w;~;;;;;;;:,::~·:: : : : :::::::.:::o:·: ·' ' ~;·; :·:·=<':::::·.:: : : ·:=:=:·:·:·:·:· :·.;.:.;.;,:;i··.,~,:·;:~·1· =~·eras~~~: ~~~ ' Deoplte ratnyweatherthisyear at the Mason County Fair, I am IIUrtJ the aplrits of the Marcus Wuvar family or Letart, were elevated to new heights when they qaln received or rather retained the Sweepstake TrophY tor the most outstanding job of ~bowing at the Mason County Fair. They also won last year. The large loving cup is presented on a rotating basis and passed from one faml)y to another. The smaller lfMnl cup presented, laapermaneut possession. Second place wiMer was Mary Newell and third place was Mr. and Mrs. Paul Randolph oC Letart. i• Maxine Weaver, 18, won Grand Champioo on Jersey COw in the JUnlor Division, also won first rate showmanship. Aaron Weaver, 17, won Grand ' NEW HAVEN - Tile N cllma Gardh Club held Ito IDmall'rollresalve D!mer Clll &londo.Y eventag with t!IO llrll cwroe beiDg held "" the· lawn of t h e borne ol M<s. Huold Bumgarner. 11te theme used for the dinner was ·-lntenlaUoDal ~" The Champion inOpenDivistono!Jeraey cattle. And theidather, Marc:ua, was awarded Grand ChamPion Bull in Jerooy Cattle. The famlly had 14 head of rOifotered Jerseys entered at the lalr, and twelve were enter eel last year. Tbey entered in 4-H, FFA, Home Arts, Culinary ,1\rta, Farm Crops, Vegetables. Flowers and Dairy Division. - Just returned rrorn the Maaoa county Fair where I spent most of five daJ's _ observed tlfl!lt hand a lot d. people worklDg and many spending their vacatloo working to bring aheut a lllecealful fair - Mrs. N or a .!laatl, Letart, head of t h e Home Arts and her daughter, Bmtie, spent about 16 hours a day at the lair. A few of the Others that spent many, many hCJurs were. Lionel! Smith, Woody Mace, LOwell COOk, Floyd Rayburn, Carroll Casto, Edwin Roush, J. E. !bmmer, Charlie Williams, Mrs. Clara Dum, Mrs. Sadie Balles, Carl Cook and Gilbert Barnett, Pete Sommer, Marcus Weaver, Lawrenee Gerlach, Jr., James Green, Tom Glotfelty, Eimer Nmvberry. Jesse A. Brown, W. W. Brown, Mrs. Gerald Rood, Mn. Grace Brown, Dorothy Barnett, Leon Putz, 0. L. Flt2randolpll, Mrs. Lois Newberry, Mrs. Belva Farley, Mrs. Russell Holland, Mrs. Ray Musgrave, Dayton C. Ray nes, Mrs. Keith Hill, Mrs. John Wiseman, Jack Burris, Cllftord Dunn, Jon Sommer, Guy McWU Uams, Fred Green, Marvin Roush, James L. Watterson, Jr., Mary Froendt, Charles De a 1, Jimmy Kn&jlp, Bob Dewtwrs~ Evelyn Brake, James Taylor, Walter Wallis, And.Y WUson, Troy Hullman and Lenzie Hedrick, George Smalley, Gary Spencer, Mike Sergent, Jack Rainey and WU!iam Glll. r VAN ROUSH OF LET ART, aJ . though be ia 85, attended the fllir every day and alter hearing him discuss the amwnt ot work that he does- ooe would take him to be in his 401!1 or just a little old.. er. CINDY ROUSH, West Columbla, a patient at the Children's Hospital, Columbua, was able to visit her family over t h e weekend. ~ is to return to the hospital for further treatments. tng wltll nap. a map of United states and the colon red., white and blue. The main C(Nr&e 'Mil held in the recreational room of Ute home of Mrs. Tom HotfmaD, using 81'1 Italian theme, Tbe taw bles were decorated wttb red and white checkered cloths and centered with candlel!l in holders of bottles. The dessert course SEVEN YOUTHS from Masoo County will attend Girls' state 4--H Camp at Jaekson's Mill on August 19. Beverly Carson of the Happy Go Lucky 4-H Club Club oi Mason, received t h e Poli.Y Maclin Scholarship Award and Addie Rhodes, Point Pleas. ant, was awarded the J. 0 . Knapp Scholarsh.lp Award last year at Jackson's Mill, to return this year. 'others planning to attend are Georglanna Sommer, Susan Stanley, both o! Southside. De. nise fiilllet, Letart Rt., MarY Gerlach, Point Pleasant, Nancy Morgan, Point Pleasant, Carla Crookham, West COlumbia. . .r • ..Hawall" wa1 used· decoratlmi • I ' were llll&erqs, IIO'!IOf m~~~p­ melila In palm bolla ...,., ;.0 ll"• rangeJIIenl leaturinl • ..... hut were placed a...oJ.I tbei Ires. Attollcllng were Mrs. 111(1 Howard, M<a. Defkl Flaldo, Jr., Mrs.'Jo!lt Powell, M<s."•)luold 8ullllf0l"ll8l", M<a. WU~Gib~o, Mrs. Harry lmler, M<s. ,Jathes Gilbert, M<s. Cbester Weaver, Mrs. David llmoaton, M<i. Louts Karsclmlk, M<o. Jomes N. Roush, Mrs· Tum -Ill!. M<s. HOIII")' Buck, Jr.. M<s. lldlert Layne, M<s. Phil BMoy, M<o. Roy Jones, Mrs. Thomas McGowan lb. BONELESS 1-'trs to. Pll"I,ICipatii,ID the coaforatct 111 birth do!eets ior adollta. Called"~· atlon . Fit For Lilt." heiCI .J1111 21..'13. The !Web fl. Dimeo Wblch nltika It~ · 30ib amlvtt- 10utli IIlio',..,, IPIIIIIOrtd iht• iarr con!oirence u a part ol~a - . uiDg cilniJallpl ,to ll8llt birth de· Mason Area !eeta. , Tup leoilers m:- ·;.uu. aero•~.. the natlCII -·~ bQIIIed Clll the News, Notes Kqlef II lilt ~ " of llr. and !irl. Btn KOslOJ, 2817 Mlo llrlliliiii .Y- ·'CIIIIPil. Mila Vtr11011 Ave. Mr. and M<s. Phil Van Vronken and lamtly o! Tltusvlile, Florida visited her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Bliss WU8011 for several do,ys. Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Staats have moved from Middleport to tile BOO Jolmson trailer court in lower Mason. M<. and M<s. Fred ~<er ci Masoo, and tllelr daughter and son..tn.Jaw, Mr. ·and Mrs. Walden Roosh of Pooghkeepale, N. Y. are vacationing ln the west. They leO last Monday !rom the Mason Coun\Y airport and new to Ev.ansvllle, Indiana and on to Wichita, Kansas. They !lew to Rapid City, South Dakola and went to nearby ~sh Point, ~ Dakota, where 1hey ed the Passion PI~ and view- later went to Mt Ru shrnore. Their next stop will be Salt Lake Ci\Y. Mr. Rou!!h is on a month's vacation from his employment at mM in New York. Miss Beel<y Goodnlte and Dan 9:eves o! CinciMat~ Ohio, Mr. '1 !be woo r...nly ljlpOIDIId to head tile Well 'lirlfnla c • mpal&n lor Y- TAP, (Teonaao Prolfaml, Mlrch o! Dimeo. !be Is 1110 a PPIIS Vatilll' Cheerleader. mtplller fl. t b 1 Governor' I Yout!> CooncU for TV Aetre!!ll with Cathy Kegley Book of Genesis and Mrs. Gary Miller or Kenova, w. va. spent the weekend visiting the girl's mother, Mrs. Frances Goodnite, New Haven. Reverend and Mrs. Holly HensNEW HAVEN - Tho ltebecloy ci Virginia visited recently ca Circle or the Lutheran Clureh with Mr. and Mrs. Uoyd W 11Women met recenUy at t h e llams at Clifton. chlrch wltll Mrs. Harold JohnMrs. Charles Yonker and Beeson 81 holltell. The lesaoo &tlld· Icy ci Jenklnstown. Pa. visited recently with M<s. Katie Fogle- ted was tbe second ehapler ID tile book ''Tho ~ Acta of song and other relatives. Sonya Yooker, Jane Roosh o! God11 deallDg wfth' Genesis. was New Haven, Carol Fru1h of Ma- led by M<a. J. v. McGrew. A soo, all ot.dents at the Charleo- short huaine81 m..tlni !ollowed. Attend!Dg were M<o. WWiam ton Beauty Acade111Y. visited their Powell, Mrs. Herman Layne, parents over tfle weekend. M<l. .Joinly Roulh, !irl. Otto ' Burris, Mrl. Grimm, Mrl. Edaa Jolll Fry, M<s. K. L, Obllnpr, M<o. J. V. Mc:Gmi and M r 1. Jolllom. Is Lesson Topic 2-Hour . DRY ClEANING SERVICE . !UPON. REQUEST) ' Our·UIIIHIIGood Cluntne , · ,· JNG~tSH ROASl5: Atlalr.·· lusa ~., ..U .., :or .250 and Mrs. Carroll Aduri&1 Jr. tis Roush. glstieal Command. l ' I .' l· was held' In the WI' 011 tile rtver fJ'onl :at Mo-. the 1!jeme, Cindy is theslx-yearolddaughter of Mr. and Mrs. Jotm Cur. SPECIALIST 4 Charles Yonker, of the U. S. Army, has arrived in Vietnam, according to a letter received by his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Yonker, New Haven. He is administrator or the 15th Military lH5Wy De· tachment and is in charge of compiling Dlld ma!ntalntng all hlstorlca1 events for the 1st. Lo- ',_ ·.' ' ·I ~·~·W ,-~ ' ' ~ '· ' ' ' ' ' ' ' · s::~~~~~' MR. \GLE~N . WILL' BE AT , . 306 rf2nd Ave. MIDD~EPO~T, OHJOt' ' . .9if:.'" ': Tlusday, ·Aittil5, 1968 lb. ' Fit<* .9 A:M.. tdz.No0ri ' . ' To ..,.,r a~d Hrvl(;, .. hearini aids ,. · Batt.rloo a·ncl oupplloo for .. PURE SUCHERS all roakoo lor oilo MR. H!ROLD will lit ilad to •'••· you • lroo hearlnt· toot with the tono Bol- · ·RING Is your ,..b... '• · .H.Inl Aid Cent. Ro~..On's'Cieanen 504 4 lb. bucket PUDDING ( liLTONE LARD ' ' EVERYDAY LOW P~ICE! ' ,, '' ·. lb. ST. W.VA. CARROTS CELERY ' •. . ··! LARGE HEAD LETTUCI HEAD· ETTUCE3 :BANANAS .INSTANT SLICED FFEE· DEL MONTE 28oz.65j. 't TUNA ______. POR SHOULDER DRINKS. ----3 oz.65 LIGHT .~'!~! cans . DEL MONTE PINK GRAPEFRUIT AND APPLE 31b. 46 cans POl PIES ~~ $ DEL MONTE 0 10 01. tar GOLD MEDAL ALL PU.RPOSE ·COltAGE .1 ,_. :CHEISE C31\•• PURE PORK SAUSAGE lb. 79~ CRISCO ALL PURPOSE VEGETABLE SHORTENING 3 ~~ 79~ DOLLY MADISON SALAD DRESSING 4 '' Sunshine WAFERS~:· 3 99C "p 12~1.00 - ' '· '" s . . LIQUID DETERGENT 3qt.1,00 KRAFT 5b11.1.00 PEDAL SOFT PORK ROAST 45~ . Size ·STA-PUFF F 39~ SWEETIE PIES 39~ 8PAK. -16 oz. : ~uS9C 1 FOLGERS ·INSTANT COFFEE JQ Olo $· GORYS PEANUT FILLED WAFERS VAN CAMPS . ··fght ,·\ Rtsmli -', . ,,'J,i ' I. ' '·'· • •' • ' j '' ' ..'' ( ' lb. "\H' - ' ~ !:,~· 39C .,.,i'. 4cans 1.00 TUNA FIRESIDE GRAHAM CR.CKIRI Jo-Bo bOG FOOD KENTUCKY BEAUTY ·CUT GREEN SHELLIE BEANS COMO '' •"-, • BULBS . !2ae TOILET TISSUE ' ;~ LIGHT s 00 Kine . CALLIE STYLE lb. 9 PANCAKE FLOUR 2 lb. bxs. cello ·ftWlTT-- ea. WHOLE CORN3!\69e 1 FLOUR------·5 ~~ 54C -~R_c~r_sE:.:l:.::::.:::~:.:;.:::.._ _ _:;_·.....,_~ $ $ 2 19e ea.J9e 9e ''.t 12can carton 1· 00 ' • . ' ' ·' '.' ~ 4!1.00 .. 16rolbl.GO 'i· ~ ' ..·c. ••.•', ,:·~ .-.... ,, .,. .~ -. .- ' �I I ' lt;..,.. The Daily :Wnlincl, Now You,Know Middlcport.J'onum~·. Birthday Observed .. I By Miss Grueser Tho Prolrldenee Mlilstonary BiptiSt Aaooclallon, an ol!lllato. ol U., Ohio Beptilt Gtnttal .uioctalion, -~ . . ,.a1111e Mldolttpol1 lo! o·u n: t Moriah Beilllst Cbur<h. Approximately 75 delqltoa from 29 dJurehel In a lOVell count;y area. In Southea~rn Ohio are .Ill Middleport for the. fourday ooaslon which will uu the theme . "The ·Dawn of a New The birthday of Debbie Grueser was observed during anouU--= Sunday at the cabin of Mr. and Mrs. William Gruescr near An. tiquity. Attending were Mr. and Mrs. Don Grucser, Mr. and Mrs. Hob-ert Jay, Mr.andMrs. Paul Petru, John, Frank and Kevin, all of Co- lumbus; Mr. and Mrs. Carl Roach, Trud.h Rand)o and Darin,. Pomeroy; Mrs. Gertrude Miller, Wooster; Dale Miller o.,..•• Belpre: Russell, Mike Gerlach, and Mrs. Clyda Allensworth, MiddleporL The game of handball was introduced into the United States from Ireland, according to the Encyclopaedia The conference convened thla morning at 9:30 a.m. with ll1e ministers and deacons Institute. Election of otn.cera and anil.lal reports will be highlights o! tbe Institute. Toolght'o progrom will feature a program of musle by the Mount Moriah choir. General session oltheAasoclaUon will be held Thuroda.Y. Included h1 that meeting will be planning lor acUvltles of tho new . year. Thursda,y night has been Britannica. • ~' MEIGS THEATRf AUGUST 14- AUGVST 17 CLOSED ' MRS. NELLIE VALE , LEFT, AND MR.~ GRETT A SUTTLE, Meigs County school s..,ervloors, are pictured preparing four booths of school exhibits to be featured at the Meigs County Fair. The ~chool exhibit program is carried out under the supervision of ROOert Bowen, Meigs Coont,y Supermteldent of Schools. Cathy Dill assisted with the preparation of the numerous dt&plays which were judged today by MrM Frieda Kemredy, a teacher in Athena. SuNDAY, MONDAY .<\ND T!IESDAY Al 'GUST 18 -19- 20 (John Huston's) "REFLECT!O~S IN A GOLDEN EYE" (Technkol01·) Eli:t. Ta.}lor- Marlon Brando COLORC ARTO O~S: ., ' I Bugged in a Rug Chiller Diller s Shutter Bug Attend Wedding Ruth Circle Of Granddaughter Holds Supper In New Hoven Mr. and Mrs. Leo Gerling were in Greensburg, Ind., Satur~ day for the weddingoltheir granddaughter, JoAnn Blair, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Earl R. Blair of Greensburg, to Larry Gene Hunter, also of Greensburg. The wedding was an event of 10:30 a. rn. at the St. Mary's Church. The reception was held at the Knights o( St. John HalL FRIDAY THRU TUESDAY AllGUST 23 - 27 "VALLEY OF THE DOLLS" (Technicolor) Barbara Parkins ~ Patty Duke COLORCARTOONS: Good Neighbor FUZ SHOW STARTS 7 P.M. NEW HAVEN- Acovereddlah !!Upper was held In the New Ha- ven Uplted Church by tho members of the Ruth Circle of tho Women' o &>clety of Christian Service. The lesson following the supper, entitled '"Toward More Effective COmmunication with Youth," was ted by Mra. CecU Pickens, aod followed with pf8J'er by Mrs, Ollie Housh. Ptalm 1 wu road by Mro. Tlltlma Capehart. Three dialogues were preunted as pert of the procrarrl. 1'ht firot dealt with ''Beinl TwO Fa<ed," and the IO<Cllld with ,.' •"Beln& Contatlaua, •• wert: pre.. ' ' THE MEIGS COUNTY REPUBLICANS are m hand also It the Meigs County Fair. PearJ Welker il pictured staffing the booth - which features an American fiag background - on Tueoday. Bumgarner Reunion Held I • !' ~ ' Ntw HAVEN - The amual BumiiU"ner Reunion was held :im~ day , August 4, In the New Haven Junior Lodge Hall wlthacov~ ered dish dinner at noon. Table I, ~~ •• -~ iJ.; ' Birthdays Observed ·• For Group of Four Mrs. Beulah White entertained Tuesday evening with a dinner party homring Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Darst, Mrs. Florenee Hannay, and Mrs. Agnes White on their birthday anniversaries. ........ fro.,. Th• Hom• Ec:onomlc •o~ Dept. of the Lon I Sc:hools tlectrlc I CLEANS ITS[Lf AUTOMATI CALLY, [LfCIRICALLY• No mo" drudgery lor you I All !hat remams of baked-on oven soil is a whisk-away tnce of ash .. • .CLEANS OVEN RACKS, DRIP BOWLS, TOOl Cleans them lor you wh1le 1! cleans the oven. • And, all for about the price of a cup of coffee I ~eneral Moten! 1-vear Warranty on ent ire Range lor repair of any defect with. out _ charge, plus 4-year Protection Plan {parts only) for fur· n1shmg replacement for an1 defective Surface Heatint Unit, Surface Urut Sw1h:h, or Oven Heating Unit. Guests were Mr. and Mrs. Charles White and daughter, Texanna, Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Dant and Craig, Mrs. Hannay, Mr-L Pearl Hottman, Mrs,.L!Uian McGee, Mrs. f\i:nes White, Richard Duckworth ah! Jeff Darst. Livestock Club 5-year Warranty backd by Ree. $359.95 Fri&idaire bathers to buildin more ~elp $ Only BAKER 269 95 • FURNITURE MIDDLEPORT, 0. Meets Aug. 8th The Guernsey and Jersey club met on Aug. 8, at ~e home d Dan, Lee Ann and Steve Nust. Advisor Donald Mora assisted, wilh sel'en members and one guest, Beverly Houdashelt, pre-sent. Patches and passes to the rair were given out. A demon-' stration waa given by Lee Ann Nease on a calr halter. Roger Nease gave a report on showing at the Clir. Pama Nease wu in charse ot. recreation. Refreshments ..re aerved by Mra. Fred Nease. grace wa1 eLven by Harold Bulh~ garner. A short buslneas Ill· alon was held with Harold Buinptner in charge. A moment o1 silence was 00~ served In memory of Harry Clj!Ohart and Jom H, Bumgarner who passed away during ~e past year. They decided to hold the reunIon next year oo the first Sunday In AUIUst In the NOll Havoo Garden Club Park. Officera re~ talned ror the next year were Harold Bumprner, pres!-, and ~lie BumKBrDer, secre~ tary .treallll'er. Attendlng were Mr. and Mrs. Larry Ebenbach and David of ~rac:uH, Ohio; Mr. and Mre. Blll Blaine of GloovUie, w. VL, Mr. llld Mrs. David 0.111, J<ih llld J.... o( Sidney, 01110; Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence PariCIIII of Point Ple1slnt, W, Va.; Mr. llld Mrs, Jomoo Butnpmer and Roier ()( Maoon; Mr. and Mrs. Earl L_ Slewlrt ot HarUOEd; Mr. and Mrs. Edward Bumgarner, Pei!ll' and Sle Ama Bumgarner, Mr. ani! Mn. Orla Bumpmer, Mr. and Mro, Otd.o BumgarMr, Mr. and Mro. Harold Bumpmer, John llld Mary Jan Bumpmor, Mr. llld Mrs. Wyllll, Ken 1114 Tim Wyant, IJt Letart Route, Mr. and Mra. Roy llolfman, Mrs. 0. 0. Sayre, Mr. and Mrs. Ottte Rcuob, . Mra. T_ Bert Routh. Mlsa MD'Io Bumgarner, Mr. Frank Zerkl•, Mill Lelah .hlno PoWell of N011 Havon. • ATTEND PICNIC . Kim Toi\!Ort It~ a plclllc rot the c~ or the lloNI.v School classes or God's Little Houae, Middleport Church of Christ, hold rocontly 11 tl1o Middleport Park. Her name wat unIntentionally omitted from a tlstllW of dllldren there, LOAFER Fur uirls & Ladies sentod ~f Mrs_ Cl1310ft Athey bel Pill¥ Smith:. 1'ho third dlaloaue, l1li'!alidnr · to ••Bet;,. Chief," was preoented by Rtv, IJI!I Mrs. Paul ForineJr and Shirley, Each, dlalosue was dlaCWIIed. A pra,yor wu ol!orod by Mro. Fortnot, tl!o aiiO 11111 a IOio II Part 0! ll1e PfOCI'IIIl. A ohort bualnoll nllltlni I'OIIowod. 'lbooo p r - wore Mrs. Cllj>· ton Athey, Mrl. F. A. Baley, MIIUe Bum..,....., Mrs. Tllelmi Copehart, Mri. Otha Llovlni. Mrl. Bernard Uovllla, Mn. C.ell Pld<e!ll, lll'a. otUe Rcuab, Mra. T. BUt Rollih, Rev. and Mrl. Paul FortneJ, lllrleyFottney, Patty Slnltll and !AU Am Roush_ Mr.... Mri. Bob ~. Lar. ' illd " llro. ry Ud Julio, Ud Mr. T. <1. Hllldoro of ~euoe, .,eM the WMkencl In St.ubonvlllo 'ljlal Mr. llld Mrl, Fronk IDlldOrtllld dauafller. Gretchen. 9Nmln Crata Rawllnp loll Mallda,y and Cordovan -------------------- . -------..---- IHEIHOE MIDDLEPORT, 0. . ·· (cO\~r> ·.· :•rwo WEEKS IN . ,SEPT(;J!oii!ER" ..... Lauron(TotZfelh B. . . . 1\J'UI ' • • ' Bafdol . ' .,\~1,! Rus .. ' ·' ' ' \,' ,J . .. I"", u ' ' . "~atlon ~~·· J~~ ~j..,· ~ Be~ ~:~:~~~~~ !pr•olkllat Prominent Ch~rchmari · To Speak Here Sunda~ · f= '' ' Dr. Fred E. Luchs, who lo Hot- tine, Eg)pt and lhrOU&Ilout EiiJ". eel In "Who's Wllo In America," OJ10 with the American Sehool off · wiD be the guest apeallor at ihe Oriental Reooarch. Tiro yMrf 10:30 1. m. iorvlce of the Mid- later he woo choaen 11 one ot 10~ dloport 'First UniUdPreabyerlan mlllloters to exchlllgO pulplta; Church, with English mlnloiers, ' 1i Now rollrod, Dr, Luchaandhls In Marc!\, 1953, he was selo<t-: wile realde at 93 Wonder Huts ed •• one of 10 Preb.Yterlanoln· Drive In Athens. Hels a former a Sl'<ql ofiOOoul!lllllldi"'Prtl..,_: , pastor of tile Athen.tPreab)'torlon era by readers ot tho Chrlsitlil1 Church. 1 Cenlury Pulp!~ Dr, Luchs' lrtl-' Dr. Luchs' career In the mlr>- cleo and sermona have been pu~ lotry his been varied. Followl"i. cllohecl by~edoof-lodlealo. ; his srlduotton from Fr1nkllnlnd For nine yearo he wao .anoclate Marohall College, Jl'lth llflduale editor ot "Twentieth eenlurj ' atudlea 1t tho Unlveralty of Chi- Quarterly." lie authoredthe!IH7 SUSAN SHOBE cago, ho stlllled and traveled In Lenten booklet and numerouo MASON - A.fteld represen14 countries of Europe. boob lncll!di!W "PrQors for tative tor the Woman's InterIn 1937 he tr1vsled to Paleo- "'"<!fie ~alons," "Prlwte naUonal Bowling Cooirou, Prayers/'' ~ - "Pr-.yers or SO. Miss &loan - . wit! attend clal Goapel. ... a meotlnl of the Malon WoA hl8hllihl of Dr. Lucllo' ca.man's l!<iwtlq Aoooc!aUon on reer hU been illo trlpo to EiirMonda,y, Aug. 19 at tho Maoon opo unler sponsorohlp·ofthe state Bowling Center at 1:30 p.m. Dtl\ll'lment For four conaecuAll members ot the ai!IO<Iatlve the mlnli!er 'and hla Uon oro urged to · - · wile worked on European )'Glib Mill Sd)e wllJ dl&CUII HI'• p.roJocto. vices ol!ored by W!BC to Ill While plstorllllrthe church In me'"'-•• the dut.les and re' .featured . WEDNESDAY Athens, 0,_ Lucbi Wll sponslblt!Uea of city and leaWtnTE ROSE Lodge Will hold in an artiele bY " .Coronet" engue o!!lcers, the wmc Chama picnic 11 the MlddlttiQrt rood- titled "The Pi>tlalar Putor of plonahlp Twrnament and anolde park, WedneaclaJo, Aug. 14 Ohio University." nual meeting, tho Col lop ate DlIt 6 p_in_ vlaton, and the Sonlor llld AJBCprogram1. FRIDAY TOWN AND COUNTRY atore at RaclrMI U n I t e d Methodist Church, 9 Lm. to 4 p.m. Friday and Saturda,y by n.ppy H~at­ lers Clau. Y-•· Annual Picnic Of Homemakers Convocation Ends · "er. · Mr1. Paul HW atld ehll.!i'._: Debra Jo, TOII11DY, Plul Rlc&F COUJMI!US (UP!)- SOme 1,- ard, _ ~ack and Davl.d of, ~·,t SOO . Maions ended their three- Newton, Ind., loft 'nleadli ~ da,y 1111111 annual COIIVOcaiiOO here spending oeveral da,yl here i11i1f; J, Hill -' d. the Prlnco Hall GriiKII i.odge Mr. and Mro. Mr. and Mrl. 111rom s..,q,-, ()( Ohio TuolldOJilllih a mldnlahl li'aod Diirch of ti.a lt"and baD. ~ came eljit<tall,y for The ...... llld Ill awdltary l'wltral of MrL Hlll'o sr...._: :'· ~. . ,. will hold lllelr next oamocoijnn rather. Mra, Roy Joolol, Jr. ()( Co!Uib,. Ill DI,Y(Ain In Au&UII, 1969, bu1 Cllltll Tulldl\f fola vlaft with her ,~~~rllllo, Mr. llld E. J, Hill, llld toattenclthOMIII(' Caul~~¥ Fair. :! · . Mro. Mary ChaUinor ()( \VI~ . '""""' D.C., and Mlu ~ . COLIJMBtJS (UP!) - Patllnll Rlf!llnga of Winter llaYIDo Fts:·<. !ll'idol wen received bJ 113 of arrived MondB,Y to bt with tliWJ!·. ·' t11o !58 peroonl taldlll the at. &randmothlr. R, a. 1aaw'J. · • pharmacy oxamlnstlm hen Juno llnp who II ciJrlllned 14..21, the Ohio Stell BaVcl IJt IIOI))IIal. Mro. Rawllna1 -tidl'tr: · .. a lilt . . .. . llr•-- 113 of 158 Paa Mr•. Plllrml'C)' ......... '1\!~lda,y. • od I h\p te llilloF• fraotun Ill a &II !it ._, · homo. · Mro. . Marvln . of . Ealt'llom 11H • • hen with .- illit,.._ f'tajt.. l . - · MrL &!.... I!&WIIap. Mr..... Mrl. Jt. .lolma . . Kim bel Jtlt, hlllrMtt to MlrYIYilto Tueodu after lfOIIdlnt ••oral da,ya bort11Uh bor ll'rlllbor, Mro. &!- Rawllqa. Mr. 111101 Mri- J. II, LaDe ot Clovotand wore rocent psta of Mr- and Mrs. Dale Wrlllrt and Mlaa Nlftl Ruuol. Torey and Dtbblo Zirkle, c:hlldren ot Mr_ and Mn. David Zirkle ftre waokend "'""' of their uncle 111101 - · . Mr, and Mro. 11u11 ~ ot NDI Pleu- ohll-. for IJII.. -~ IIIII Mro. ~d Miller bel dllklrtn......cl, AllPitld lllaldl are .• oil i Iii - day 1-t frOm ~. , MIM, n..r orli "'""' IJt her Pll'"' •· Mr. anc1 1otr1. CJitllln -1••· Mr. 111101 Mro. R111bmHiorllq of Flndl a,y hive aptllt die past ....... dar• 111111' ..... '.PII'elrtl, t.ao Gerllnl. .n , W~D. . ... trlilt.Y ' ·-:~ .J' :Wf.IK .AT. '. J 1\. . " ' .' DUliNG THE . . • i i ... ~~ .\ \r~~ N~O~.8~0~_ _ _ ____:___ _ _ _:_:PO~M::::_::ER~O~Y~-M~I~DD~L:':.E~PO::!.R~T~,O:::-;H~I~O'-------'"--~_;T.:..;H:::U:::RS::D::..:A::..:Y,~A_:_:U__:G__:U_;_S;_T_IS:_,_19_08_ _ _ _ ~ ·~·: ~ . ~~~8 Slawter,BenedumLead Showmen ... . . NEW HAVEN - The IIUllal jli<nlc ot t h t Rhooildindron Homtmaker'o Club W.o 11old 'l1llrodl¥ at thO cl~ie beoauoo of tl1o ralnJ nllber. DovoUonl "'" Ill cl1ltlll ot Mra. T, ~!eli *ouah, ' ID1I I*' lalnell to "'' Mdoori. h,... part o! I'AIIII 86, aM cleMd with a Mra. C. B. IIUIItt read I pttetn, uuatea.to the Music of the Elrlb," ·11101 Mrt. Bernard u ..tn, read, "1'hoSimplo llln• ol God." A oiiOrt b<lallleas Millon wa1 hold foii<MIInl the dovGdonl. Mamlloro IIIII ptolla ottondlng litre Millit Bumpmer, lolro. Waite< Grlllstoad, Mro. G_ 8, ""'loll, Mrl, ~ 1.111VlDJ, llrL MatUII 0111111pr, .r1. JehJt f. R~. lira. Alhftt llrl. ber llciiNh, l.lrl. Mii1I1J I!Oulll, 111'1. T. lllttllttaiUiro. Vot1111 Ralllh, Mr1. o. o_ SijH, Mro. Claron.,. 'lbomao, lllri. Chal'lti F, YC!IIbr, Ka,y lltd Allee Rcuah, · enttne i 0 VOL. XXI .e Club is Held • Devoted To Tlu! .fnterf!Jlls Of The Me~~·Mmon Area .o-r. ~ at y e -.rvt..,.-. "' will boird the ·"'laaalliM" ftjr a Mtdltor..-n - · Ho hal boeo bore on leave .nih h11 c. TONIGHT-THU-; ·llJ. AUGUST 14 -15- 16 , j,' tor Newport. R. L, - · Mr. 111101 Mrl. !elf 99 and $6.99 - Aluaka Is the only state with' 0111111 ""lela! nlckliamo. deii!PMd ot . •. co J!Or.o% ' ,PI'Oilrom to bu pte~ b, .· den IJt Bldwelt; riM\ the ~otlheLoldot!liiiP:I'r~: ...,"!!l,l~. jlytl~ l)J(Ld ~r !be-d!, · 1n1 SchDot. · .. -' netloli'df Mra. Zuellfl1 Smith, Frldai to womeil•• 'l'ho ~-. wm particiPate dur-'' UI!Dclatloo IIUX!tlit). Will , h!llf .fill te<!·ili.Y. , . · ' . , ,for 111e a.._II., A.. RuBin 01 u,:.,U,. '. lllthi~'. lbe oientnl Jll'O-,'J . during tho mornlnl ~·~,.till. srlln WQI bt a J!!'OC••~ IM, a mlaalonaty sermon. A 'chGir jllogrllll entitled "hrlri8•' tho' .'1.. 'fl, or ,mlnl'!ler• fro~)) over tho dlo- ·~!t~!~ of .I;Dd'., ~._ lap trlct ..ttl pment opoelal inuale """""" · up .11141 'lllil be . llld there will bt a PfOSflll\ by .lioinen who have made llna/lc!al ri · th• children' a band under the plidp~ lc! rnlaal~ wimt. 0,- Doloptos and other guelto here for the convonlioo are beinl houiOd by menilera ot tho hoot elllrch llld Pomeroy and Rutland congreptloos. All meals wiJ I be served In the dining room o1 •the Malnl Moriah Church. Mrs. Carl Brannan, Miss !'\ina '. 1~4th .,'w ooaalono!~e .. "" ' • .. ,.. Horey Slalller was the grand champloo beef ohowman and Mike Benedum wa.a the resene cham· pion Wednesday at the Moll!• COunty Junior Beef Show at the Meigs COunty Fair. Judp wao Henry Bertaeld ot SJmmltYille. Trophies and a. by the Pnm' warda were donated •>W National Bank and Lan4mark, Grades received by 1he varIous pactlctpants Include: / ,, . , •• .' '' .. ..... A~Vicld Carr, A-ByrOn McCoy, Pierce, A.steven Stanley, B-Rle- 29a. Call born January 1, 1968 to June, 1968- A-David Nease, 1st, A-Rlcky Pierce, steer, 1st, B-Ray Frank, 2nd. 29b, Senior Calf born September I, 1967 to December 31, 1967 -· A-Kemelh Bolen, A.. VIcki Carr, 1st, A-Ricky Pierce, 2nd, 29c. Simmer Yearling born May I, 1967 to August 31, 1967A~Vicld Carr, 2nd, A..St even Pierce, A.steven Stanley, 1st, 2nd, B-Larl')' Meea, B-Loolse ky PierceNovice Shomnan, lot year Michael, A..Jiarry Slawter, 1st. Yearling Showman, 2nd year B.Paul Cross, A.Diana Grueser, - A-Mike Benemm, 1st, A-Ray 1st, B-Cella McCOy, 2nd. Here a,re the grades receivFrank, 2nd, B-Dovld Nease, BCharles Yost, B-Cralg Pierce. ed by the junior participants Experience Showman, 3rd or for their animals: CLASS 29. HEREFORDS, AN4th year - A-Bob Ritchie, 2nd, B.Jimm,y Betz, A-Kem1eth Bo- GtJS, CHAROLAJS AND SHORTlen, lat. A.Edwln Croso, B-Chlr- HORNS. Factories Captured. By South SAIGON (UP!) - South VIetnamese tronpo captures throe VIet Cong aasembly line factorlea In tho Mekong Delta C01l81>1e ()( supplying grenades, mines 111d IMloby trapa for . Ulouaancls ot auorrlllaa, military spoko811l811 eald today. A small bllld oftronpero,leaplng from hellcopten Into a ConmiUllst base camp Wednesday, found the ·well hidden jungle munltlona plants deep In the Plain of Reeds 65 mUes IOuthwest 0( Saigon, tho report eald- · The actloo was part ot the allied drive to cripple VIet Cong war making power In a parlod ()( relatively ltght combat_ Reflectlna tho Ughler combat, American ol!ldala · eald U, s. combat l01se1 lut week - 173 t111111 killed and 818 110unded - . were the lowest of tho year. COmmiUllst loa sea were I, 642 ldlled, they said, wblle the South Vl-.nooo lost 243 ldlled and 781;JIOI.Qllled- ' TOP JUNIOR FAIR WINNERS - Kemy Bolen of Dexter, left, and Harry Slawter, RD, Middleport, right, showed the top two steen in the junior CaJr show Wednesday. Bolen's steer was choaen as the grand clmlqtlon in the conwetition while Slawter's was selected reserve champion. Slawter alao was grand champion shoWman. Both animals will be put,., for bid durl~ the Friday evening sale when 19 steers and a number O[ lambs will be sold. - sentinel Photo. Utility ·s·tr1 ·.,.k-e . Settled AKRON (UP!) - Members of the Utility wOrkers of America returned to work today after rati(ying a new two - year contract Wednesday night to eoo their month-long strike against the Ohlo Edison Co. Secretary Wilson Frye o[ · utility Workers Local !26 said the contract was ~proved by a 2-1 margin. Some 1,700 mem~ bers o[ the union had been on fUneral oervlces for Edwin ESmlth, 41, who passed away 111>0llllec!odly at hla 70 North see. ond Ave. realdence In Middle',port Tuesdly 1119fnlng of a heart ,tlack, wut be held Friday a! 2 ~m. st lluihes Funeral Homo 'lnOikHUL Tho deceased was 1111nager ot Tllll''i Foodland and Bart!llnJand In Middleport whore he hod · been · empl~ the put five ' YOirO. He Plllso l World War D veteron. Born J11J1111fY 11, 1927 In the . , ·Otk IIIli ora, he Wll·thO son of .:'".IAalto Smltll, Sr.,lndJennle Mae McGhee Smith. , .. • &trvlvl"i are hla wile, Kath~· IHn Tljrlor Sn!ltbJ hla P.renlo; '· ·- brother, Luther ot 011< HOI; . iwo aloters, Mrs. Joda Brown, '. Wilkirton. Ind., and Mila Rita .smtth. Ook Hut, and two noph'IW'• Brian Dean and John <5keln.t, Jr_ . . Rev. M. D. Sll.,.rson will of. llelate. 1bo 6merll oenlco, and . , ; liurtal Will be In the oak Hill , oemeteey, Frlendo 1110J1 call at ·thO : lmenl home after 2 p.m. The ' THE RAIN CAME - Heovy raln!Bil hit the Meigs County _lalrsrowd• oo Kldclles llay yesterda,y but It filled to dampen the splrlto ot the youngsters who were enjoying 10 cent rides. Fair bol1'll otncials said .the rain did not much slow actlvl~. Here, a sr014' of adlllta IIIII youl1jJaters ore shoWn on the mldWOJI trylJW to keC> dey under l1lle umbteiJa. - SeDllnol Photo. ' 4-11 RABBITS RABBITS JeU Arnold-A. class winner; Old Pro - Marvin Toylor-~ SleYO Charley-A, Irene Malone-A, class wlnner; RalJ)h Parker-A, Stevie Stool-A, Bruce BiaseD-A. .Lee Jlysell-A. Debbie Lambert-A. 2nd Year - Noah Hysell-~ RABBITS D ciaas winner: Peggy MllGJ~&oB, Noah llyseU-A, class winner; Rosalie Malone-B. Novice - Bruce BlsaeU-A, Rosalie Malone-A. Peggy Maclass wi111Uir and champion show- lone-A. RABBITS m man; Stevie Stout-A, Jeff Rali>h Parker-A. eta•• winner; Arllolci-A, Steve Cha!ler-A. Irene Lee H,yseU-A, Marvin Tojrlor-A. Malone-11, Debbie Lambert-B. POULTRY POULTRY Karla Beal·A, atass wlmer; Ke!lllOih WOO<J-A, classwlmer; Karla Qeal-A. Ronnie WOO<J-11- Ronnie Wood-A, KemethWOO<J-A. ...,.,,lf :1~~~ o(~ntlpi ~ the P hlllp Spofn · · . • • . '• --'-llilin aeld !hr. 1"'' r~~ ~atllljl c~ ""' .. ,. . _..:.1... ..... no ~r ~~~IPF~~ ." "'~' ~·. ...,un-- lnl.llallY PrcPolad .~1hel>e. ;:· ' 01 u;e ttfil!• ~~. .. 'I.'"" Funeral services for Frank Christopher Emrich, 94, of Bailey Run Road, who died Thursday morning will be held Saturday at 10 a.m. at Ewing ChapeL The Rev. Amos Tlllls will ofllclate, with burial. tn Evergreen Ceme~ tery, Waverly, Ohio. Mr. Emrich Is survived by four daUgllters, Daisy M a r I e hw, Nampa, Idaho; Margaret Swick, Mongtomery, M l c h. i Flossie Fansler, HW&dale, Mich., aod Dorothy Newbauer, Montgomery, Mich.i two sons, Earl, ot CbeyeMe, Wyo., and Ra,y, o1 Venice, Florlde. Friends ma,y call 1111)11me_ 4-H Showmanship Winners PLEASAN1 - EjnpiO)'eea / Local 426 IIFJ,_QQ. ~-1>tile jell todOJr ••·"" headwas reported WedJIOic!OJfaf. , meed"i ol .unloo ofllclalo I Frank Emrich Dies Thursday average wage increase of 6.9 per cent, improved vacation benefits am guaranteed wages and work after 10 years service. The utiUty workl!rs went on strike July 12 after their contr1cl 011111rod July !. Service was maintained to the cornpa~'• custQJners ln northern Ohio duri!W the strike through the use of s~rvisory personnel . ). Frt.inkfort new coob'act incl\Kles an . llioo\', , ... _attnct.;.. ptcture •• • u_,.t. ts tilches cltbo • ' ' .,.,, _,, Rock Springs Grange ~ -~ Tops Field of Four Judging of exhibits and entries of the 105th annual Meigs Wimer of the 4~H Decorama Coonty Fair moved Into high Wednooday morning at t h e gosr Wednesday. Winning first place and a cash Meigs County Fair was R h e a prize o( $55 among the !our Mora. The Decorama, a new acgrange exhibits this year was tivity this year, consists of de~ the Rock "'rings Grange. Secscribing a home fUrnishings pro~ ject, using before and after pic~ ond place went to Harrisonville; tures and actual articles. Miss Laurel Grange was third and Mora's entry was on her "stud,y Ohio Valley Grange, fourth. ln the sheep and swine judgcenter.'' She Is the daughter of Mr. end ing, six firsts went to Paula Mrs. Donald Mora, Rt. 3, Porn~ M. French, Athens Route 1; Myr~ eroY, and is a member of the Courlllouoe Cut Ups .f-H club.., Betty Dean aod Maidie Moro are advisors. Rhea is also a member of the Horse teams owned by Hom Better Livestock Guernsey Jersey 4~11 club and of the Junior er Storts, Frankfort, took ftrst Leaders club. Her projects this place honors in two weight clas~ year include ulmprove y 0 u r slfleatloos Wedneoday night when Home With a Stucty Center," the annual borse pulling contest ''Dress Up Dress," "Food was held at the Melga County Preservation m." and 4 1Qutdoor Fair. The S!Drts team took t h e Cookery" and '"Dairy Cattle." lightweight and middleweight strike. . ~~ spor.t. . RESERVE CHAMPION - VIcki Cerr of RD, Deedsville, shows her animal that won the reserve chlmpiori ribbon In junior fair COIIU)etition yesterday. - Sentinel Photo. " Winner Named Dies Tuesday I 29i SPECIAL STEEl! CLASS B-Chuck Eastman. 291-1 - Herefords - B.Jim 29e_ Senior Yearling burn SePBetz, A-Kenneth Bolon; A-Ricky tember I, 1966 to Dece'"'- 31, Pierce, B-Kimlll)' Pierce. B.ste· 1966- A.Jim Betz, !st. 29!. SeniOr Yearling born Sep- ven Pierce, A-Bob Ritchie, B· tember 1, !966 to Auflllsl 31, Steven Stanley, A - Louise MI1966 - B-Larry MeeS, 2od, Klm- chael, B-l>lana Grueser, B- Wa,yne Lel1helt, B-Debble Keebaugh, 11\Y Pierce, !st. 29g. 2 Year Old Helfer born A-&Idle Crosa, B-VIckl Carr, A~Harry Slawter, A-Paul Cross, May I, 1966 - A-VIcki Carr, B-Byron McCoy, B-Cella McCoy. 1st, B-Ray Frank, David Nease, 291 - 2 Angus-- A - Cherles A-Rick;y Pierce, /\-Harry Slaw~ Yost, A-Mike Benodum. ter, 2nd. Grand champion steerI Ken~ Grand Champion and Reserve Champion (rom each breeding neth Bolen. Re61erve Champion Steer, Harclass competed for Grand Champion and Reserve Champioo: ry Slawter . All steers will be - sold at 7 Grand Champion, &even Stanley, Reserve Champion, VIcki Carr. p.m. Friday nlgllt. Awards In Better Livestock 4-H Clli> work went to steven Stanley, Vicki Carr, Harry Slaw~ ter, Jim Betz, Ray Frank, Char~ les Eastman and Larry Mees. A special meetiug o! the Southern Balxl Boosters Association will be held MondBY night at 7:10atthehlghschool Plans wLll be made tor an ice cream socia1 and barxl co~ cert. 4-H Decorama ilwin Smith • f~ il ;. les Eastman, A-Debbie Keebaugh, B - Wayne Leifheit, B - Klnuny · ~'No *· Headway ' ._, (OUNTY FAll SHOWMANSHIP Old Pro - More Than 4 yesrs tie Stanley of Albany won seven firsts and Rex Robinson of Coolville won nine firsts ln the sheep judging. Lester Parker, Pomeroy Route 3, won one blue ribbon with the one and only swine displayed at this year's (air. There was oo poultry dis· played either this year. In th• domestic arts judging blue ribbons went to Osie Fall~ rod, Pomeroy Route 3; Bertha Johnson, Racine Route 1; Valsia Roush, Middleport, three blue; Patrl cia Jo., :.. .,, Shade Route 1, eight blue ribbons; Florence ,;; Bearhs, Pomeroy, three ft.rsta; ,; Mrs. Merlum Hollman, Dexter, " two; Mrs. Frances Roberts, Jt&... ~ jj ,t ' •• ;~ .' •' ,..' , cine, one: Mrs. Grover Stout, ,. Dexter, two; Ruby llyseU, Mid. ·' dleport, llro; Mrs. C_ E. Blakeslee, Pomeroy, 008i Mary Ne~ : a, Minersville, three, and M r s. Woodrow Mora, Pomeroy Route .. 3, two. James Merodlth, Pomeroy Route 3, nblblted the g r a n d champion bull in the Hereford ' ' . Team Tops--~7::::::,;.::~: ::·:·:::::::::~::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::: Nine youths and their dogs participated In the llrst annual Jwlior Fair Pet Show sponsor ~ ed by tile Junior Fair Board under the direction of the Girl Scouts. Winner of the award lor prettiest dog Was •'Dusty," owned by Jill Cotterill. The award for the 11 Ugiiest•• went to Betsy, owned by Teresa Wildermuth. The shagglellt was "Major," shown by Judy Radford 111d the uftu:miest" award went to "Pepe" owned by Mellsa ruz·~ er. The .,Moat Obedient" places. In the lightweight class seoond went to John Crooser. Ellzabeth, W. Va.; Marvin Whitt and Son, Piketon, second; George Davison, Millwood, w. Va. , fourth, and George Leist, Lucasvtlle, fifth . AlthoUgh there was prize mon.. ey for five pla<-es the middleweight and heavyweight teams had only four teams entered. Second place in the mlddl«:~ weight class went to Charles Bowersock, Darst; D. W. Hig ~ gins, St. Marys, W. Va. was third and Whitt and Son were foorth. In the heavyweight division, Russell Wingrove, Waverly, W. Va., was first; Robert Webb of Guysville, was second; Davison was third and Higgins was foorth. River Gauges GAUGES - Gallipolis, !2.1 and 13.9 running 6 feat of roll - award wenttouMacoma," own~ ers; Pl Pleasant, 24.10; Pom- ed by Tony Vaughan. Other entries Included Learme Sebo Blld Fang, Tammy Martin and Heidi, Tammy Blake and Prince, and &loan Powersllld llliMY. eroy-Mason, 20.30; Ulnton, 1.00 stet.; Kanawha Falls, 4.70 fallingi Charleston, 18.40 stat.; Lon. don, oo the sill; Marmet and Winfield, running one foot of rollera. ~:::::::::::::::::::::::::::::·:·:·:::::::·:::::~:::::::::::::::::::::~::: Stanley, Pomeroy, Olllllbltod tho graod champion female 1114 Marvln T. Roosh, New Haven, exhlblted the reserve champim Comale. Meredith won llro llrst In thai judging; Carr won four; Hiram Slawter , Middleport Route 1, took a flrst as did L 0. McCOy, Reedsville Reule I; Hugh Lellhelt, Pomeroy Route 2; Alfred Gans, Porneroy; Stanley and Ra,y c. Frank of Racine. S. H. Vollburn of Bidwell Route 2, was the ooly exhibitor in the 3Jorthom division and won 13 first place awards in Bddltion to dioplaying the champim and reserve champion bull and fe· male. MEIGS GENERAL HOSPITAL •· •• Admission - Chrlatlno 1'1-anham, Pomeroy. . Discharges - Woa Allen, lla- > belle Hannahs. . VETERANS MEMOR"L HOSPlfAL AdmisSions - WUliam Stove, Racine; WUbur Beaver, Racine. Discharges - Walter HE.,yes, Dessie Patterson, ROOd& Haek~ ott, Phebe Clark. :j:{~ : ;'~ .;.· \ : " \ � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 08. August Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Original Format The type of object, such as painting, sculpture, paper, photo, and additional data Newspaper Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. 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