http://66.213.69.5/files/original/e99867c20d973d8a7e5168e117a8816f.pdf cce5773b44a4676a22308f3e77136501 PDF Text Text 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:{~ : ;'~ .;.· \ : " \ �• : ""'' h '•' ·~ ~ ·16,cllissCB ,i nl i . SOOIU!$from ' 111)1 rQ~Wlder .. ' PI W· 'nt ~~ ..:~~;.: =W'~ruii~J!:"::t. ~~;z: ~· ::Oo..111rio,CAJd- PooiOiqy;~ ~~~~ ~· ~tt:n ~~':,; · ~ =~·'"J.~~~ ~~ -... ~.:~~ ' .as Ella~l ~ ~l'I'Y ~ sta~~Ci'£: ... cine, on l.t111YG»>ar.ShlronWU. tor Ed. lillall trq>hy - lollcheel ShoOmlkeio, Krista Beegle, DoiiQ' Wh,ltt; Melinda 'l'holnas, C a·r o I Rinehart, DOIIIII Hllllbord, N~ Ue Lambert, Harwy W)Jitlall:h, Sean Paual>, Charles K-. Eric .. S.ites IIIII Scott.Y Nease. Western Pleasure POllY, !8 to 56 Inches - BW Cole, n.>,llOI's M'rssionary Assn. Meeting HERE ARE SOME OF THE DIGNITARIES a-.w the l341b mll011 ot lhe Provl40nce Mia•· 1 ·~ .....~ Morlall "'"•tlst Church durirlg Weclnesday'a activities. Slated loft to aionary =&n., a "~ ~" """ ld ho -'""""Ia t right are GleDD Scott, secretary; the Rev. L. V. Gause, ChUUcothe, pres ent, w re~- a night· oscar Qtalla, Pomeroy, treasurer; staJrJlqr, lett to rlaht, the Rev. Robert Jackson, host · pasto'r, and lhe Rev. Ed McGhee, Gallipolis, vice moderator. I ' '· 1 Jonu, Pomerw, ·on Beauty; Tlr- '(. ' Vlekl Cole, 'flllpers Plains, on. Jet Reed(LuclUe Lellbelt, l'<lmeroy, on JohMy Sorrel; Kathy. Morpn, Mlddleport, on P-r; BUI Cole, n.>,llOI's Plllna, on Lad; Mike Jones, Pomeroy, on Little RlbeL Plea~ure Pony, Harness-SldORla Spencer, Pomeroy, B Ia e k Stormy; Jack Hawley, Mlddl&port, starlight; Clnll¥ Gooch, SuJ>. ton, and Paul Sboemlker, Kelly, onty foor entries. ~sh Pleeae Horse Dorcas 1 . . News Notes ' ,t. ' ·;: ' -:; BY EDNA KNOPP I " .'" . j <J DELEGATES TO THE 13ilb ANNIJALSESSIONortheProvldence Mlsaioaary Allsoclation, ao alllliate of the Ohio Baptist ~ Allan., llliiChed Wodoesday at the lollddleport - I Moriah Baptist Church where the session Is baing held. The aasoclatiools the oldeat of its idod In Ohio. l I I ~, THESE GfflUi WILL BE KEPT busy eervllli luneheooa and dinoers during lhe !34th session of the Providence loll ... aiorary Assn. at the Middleport MOOit Moriah Church t h 1 s week. Waitresses, left to right, are Christine Robimon, De- Lone DeLepl, Thelma Robin- Mldcll_.t, IIIII Sally p..,. eU, Pomel'Ol'. On the fir rl&ht Is Mrs. Amold Ricbardo, Middleport, chalnnan oflbe loeal cburch hootesoes. :!::" srand•- I ·, . . :· · .· . ·' • ;: ·; .· ' !·,, buod!le•• ' . I .. --------------------~--------------------------~~:-~ w at tlle home of bla son, Her• and Mrs. Pete Beegle an4 ehU- Mrs. Paul Sellars and c~ildren. bert Dalley II lllackUck. Steve Iianey, aon of Mr. IIIII Mrs. F1Q)'d DaUo.v. II at Grell Lakea, DL, receiving his tralnin& He onUsted In tbe U.S. Navy. . Vema Talpole of Warren and her mother, Mrs. Mable Byers oC Newton FaUs, visited recently with Mr. and Mra. otto Brad- w-. dren of Ps. Mr. IIIII Mrs. Edward Beegle and family of Zan,svDle, Mr. lndMrs. Scott Loche of Stenrt, and Ana's sister, Mrs. IJia Roth of Plttsbursh, PL Clifford ()Jolle) and Mattie Beegle of Fredrlcksburg, apent the weekend with lbelr aon, Rcl>lld (J)W) Beegle IIIII lamUy. Dolle remained for a week of Linda carpem.r of Clnciatlotit..., daughter Or 110!~ Clrpenter, lo • returning to her homo IIIII 11ai' : accepted a position ao a ....,. : clan In Pome1'0)', . talladlaa Dance at NlshYille, TeJm., .uJ aeverel other places of intereat. 'Mr. ard Mrs. JacJ.i Boas and 11m11y of NO'lf Brighton, Pa., apent the weekend with ·Mr. IIIII , •von:otOiti'IUIII'cr '" -acHAU&.OII'DI,,.,.... •• · daual>ter, Sandy, of Mlddloport, at lollama and Fort Lauderdale, FlorldL Thelma Walton Is caring for Mr. Ollver ·Dailey, wilo has been ,_.,.,,.,.ron. !! ' W:': ::.,-:,-.:..,".:;: - """' lUI.""*'-. ..... " ' " - - , . 111 • .w-. live." •'llonllreble Paoce'' · SooSOllbnmer did he nafll. terelled In "an bcinorl)lle ........ but Wll not after moll· fll tor ''ilitas pooplo litlowouJ4. 11'1 work It 1011 tballf a • ' U'r~l ' FROM , ' ...,m__.• ,. -SUUil SUITS • .$t:ACIS .w.; !" ' .I . ·.. ~·,1 . I '4- l ~=Ide .• ,,,,,.·r... $AYIN8f' ' ' i ·,f . ~~~==~~~~~~~~~--------~~ · ~~~~ ~ THIS WEEKS SPE c,. J_._,. DO YOU WANT . '• .YOU JUST CALL FOR COMFORT! ' ~ '· '*" wu. WILL BE-CLOSED . .. -c'R·zrn. .. u.n.:-4·'? 1}. 1,. A· ~ ~t(liJsr· . .· . 'l~o.,::.~·: . , .' ·., . a 'heotiqj. FUEL OIL ' - - HEAT WITH --- er program of fodarll II· a i - to 1be llele& In tho ..... of health . . . . lion, prolosllooal training ~ grams and reaeereh.• Mayor loL E. Senaonbtomtar of Coluni>ua, In hl1 uiUII rapid !Ire, IIOIWtclp Ollie, aold the have a · Godl1 coocarn for aU people II the C0U111r7 II to sur. .. --- ., :e·~ caatsr.. AND SERVICE YOU CAN COUNT ON 7 m TINY'S BARGAINLAND· • loilded the blae• ' and it' wu Clay -· t·~u·. ......, out ""11i!illi·L!llil!"' :~·· . .. short ihe ·l'lll7. · The pme wu. "-~ ._. . the a111W11l Father).&)u. . . ' Aa •as elljlecited; • ·~ ......... Over Reds' Intimidate and adVeraol)' alfoct tho livelihood, wllhoul the exar. else of Conlllituttooal IIIli'· . - . , of <OUntloss American cltbena, • the Ohio State Unlver1111 proteaaor said. MariM S. Willa, executive ellrector ·o1 the Ohio Mental llealth Aoaoclalkll Joe,, PI'$ ..... ror a "CCIII:lnuatlon IDd • s:rat- llemocratic pisltorm ''ln U I I fttT ft J...i tuo. 1r ..... ...... ,,. II 'fUR..AmerlcaD."' "II has hem used to demean, ·w --=. ~ =::,':::.:-.I .....:: o.,... ::.., FOODLAND AND the llouse COmmittee .., UoAmerican Aotivltiea boeause It """'iilili .... "' ........... llllll...._.~•...,.. 0111 ..-~~ "It'• the llrot limo rve auten three hlta 1J one aame in the 'miJor• ol~~<t 1965," said eortiles. Oddl,r iiiOU&b, Corrlleo got ~ee' hill baok.ln i965 ott J"t. N~; q a Redo br...s. uaders .,... •Jt.ot. Iii ld(i tog~.., Gar- replaced Ari'Jao. 17 An1&0 hi• ~ victol7 But Ab!W ...... Maieat 8iwop loaael, ' . . .illllnl - 1-. •l•:. ,..f I ~ out 11 In Batting ~ TINY'S man of tbe Columbus Colnmlttee to Defend the BUI of Rl&llla, ashed for IUJIIIOl'l to abolition ot Coach Reds . :O.,i:,"i!;~'l:;.~'imo - "" • .. ONe.- .:.:.~ •:.. ' 269.88 Over Findlay -.::--.·· ~'£5· If' !oil' - *.!o ~~ ~ Big Klu to tadalllry Paper Wid· pulp making II the premier, IDdustry of Canada. Each yeer, more tha!l;· 121 milUon logo float doWn one-tributary of the St. Lawrence", vacaUon. River In lbe world's blaelll ' Earnle IIIII Judy (Beegle) BiiV and longe!rt J.ogslng drive. 11111 daughter, Ceeila, or wu. mlngton, speJtSundayatthehome . • of her brother, Ramie Beegle THE DAlLY !IENTINEL : llllllamlly. Mr. and Mrs. Eber Pickens, Sr. havo relurned 1r0111 a boo loted Horieymom .6tler .AS years of marrlqe. They were acC<ID· panled by her llstar and hus· band, Mr. and Mrs. Lester Smlth of Now Brighton, PL They atterded the Rentbro Valley Qarn ~":,~ 5·0 Winner • NOTICE Democrats Pla(form Challenged N.ney·-snYer, representing luc COLUMBUS (UPf) - Tho Democratic parj;y wa• chal- Central Ohio American• I o r lenged 'IVodneoday to make Ita Democrallc Action, called for platform "more than Just a "effectln m«bod• of breald.ng 1be poveri;J cycle'' thai could piece at paper.u The challenge was Issued by ''only ..... by a """ "''pt''Olch Grover Banks, a representative ID forei&ll policy - descalation d. the POIIr People's C&lliJIIIllln, of the Vletllam war and eveo. to Q~e reglooal piattorm panel. tual wllhdrnaloi Mull Solve World Problema Banks alked for 'G~nr eonDr. Clyde N. Rogers of tbe cern tor tbe poor'' and an ''end Ohio Council of Cbureh,a aal4 to lbo senseleu war In Vietnam" to be lncorporatod In the tho .... '1>elne bi'GIIIhl platform to be edoptad late thla lace to lace with tJo• fact that we camot solve our domestic month 1n Clllcsao. problema 'llllboul ao!Yin& world uyou represent the power. You repr11senl U.. lnllumce IIIII probltms." ADolhor representative of the can make things haJII*l." txlllltdl, Robert A. ~. .,,. Banks told tbe panel of Jllrll' leaders from Ohio and Mlchl- gelled 1bst a •!O.S blllloo surpn, uHavtng tbe power. ~1 plus In tho dofeose bud&al, a coucluston ol The Cangreolional have llle re..,...slblllzy .'' ~rly, should be cblltllleled -~Sertou.a Reservation•" "In the paat I'OU have t111t Into domestic procrw. Blains Flelcllll& co.ehairman met them and we have lll'inua of tbe Central Ohio Amerl...s MRS. ORIS GIN'I'IlEII OF POMEROY ROUTE 3 stewed reservations ~ your wiD IIIII Into the picture II tho Jail milllte to help the Molal Couney determlnstton to lmpl- lor llemoeratlo Action'ipolitleal Fair Board wltlrlta domelllc arts d~ent where there •a• tlleae neecla and to peraoaall,v action committee, did the VIetoo •14>0rlntendont uvallable lor the dOI'Irtment. Mrs. Glalhor see they are irJcorpor- In nam war waa ,.DOt c\e fault ot b pictured •lflliOille of the lltractive epronalllll other harDo the plsll'orm to auarantee tllat i!lo Demoeratic part;r ~ 411lllll!eartlclea. tbe platform baeomea m o r e doll Jolllloo'' but waa tile r&-llbUU, 0( 8V01'7GIIl ..... than juat a piece of PIIJir.'' The theme of an Olld to tho tbe nllioo hea lolknlecl "JlU. What do they want me to war 80 tbe nation could be )lllldtd cooCIIlllloo.t IIIII stU· ABOARD CARRIER do, pull down the houses and ~ lllo of ....earn' Clldt A. Taylor, .~N, U.S.N. trees, fill In the lakes, buDd lni Itself willl povart; and nII Hrvirl& aboard the Alrcralt houses over II and tum the elal inJulllce rao lhroaill the c:;arpar , USS America off Viet- whole place Into a suburb? day' a to~ ao 17 witntiHI pre.- their V!twl. Iiiii ·Formerly he was aboard How would they Uke that? -The Duke of Bedford, on. . Pl11a ror · llldlal tbe ,.... !Ia Clrrior U.S.S. 5sratoga. Ha swering 11 •• g h b o rho o d were llWII4ruuo and ran 'tho llll.lat4id In tbe N•vy after gr;uk. cntk• of tne use of hll ' · sam111 from an llllliiOdlate lind .._ from lollddleport H,.., ''"' estate by hippie• and other to bomblna IIIII 11ithdrawal to S!:h!IOI1 Cla11 of '61. He lo the public group• to htlp dt· an "evenQial . and honorable 11011 t1 llr. and Mro, Jclhn TtY· fmv hea1111 up k t e p tr· ., lfl#:.llleOoid !L, Middleport. perutl. peaee• w-,.. Gihson wm's 14th Consecut'I ve Tilt Elyria Is HERE IS THE ROYALTY OF THE loiEIGS cOuNTY FAIR: Lelttqrlglll; WllterJcmlonand 'IIIlo the 1968 junior fair king IIIII ~ oext are Aoo Holler and Jolla Sayre, .;":ri967 q!:n 1111 king. 11tefour are being pr~sonted atevemng owota doil'lng thll week' I fllr, ' out of town guosts of Mr..lllll Mrs. Omar DoUey for their Golden Wedding anniversary were their children, Mr. · and Mro. ford (Marie) Thomas Aulberoon of Ovle IIIII Dorothy KnoJlll IIIII Martelli; Mr. and Mrs. (Ruby) children, Randal, Debbie, Sherry Frank Ludwlg IIIII family of and Brenda of Gay, W. VL, Cl011eland, Mr. and Mrs. Law- spent a ....,,. or days wifll his rence Dalley ard son John of brother, Otis Knopp IIIII family. East Liverpool; Mr. IIIII Mrs. Jer17 Jomson of Shlpplngpor~ (FIJOe) Thomas. Czeck and fam- PL, has e~DPO)'Dlenl at Kiser Ily, and Mr. and )Mrs. (Thelma) Alumlmon and Ia a10ylng with Rllilh Miller ilil fami!Y of'Eaat hi's PaN!lli;"'Mr. ~ &!fl. Fb· L!vei=POOI; li!r:·Oncl Mrs. Floyd neat Jobo...i"Hiolbtily plan 'to DaUey and son Steve, local; Rev. mow here in the noar future. and Mrs. Earl Custer, Syracuse, Uncle otto Bndlort was In and many of their friends IIIII Clnclnnoti tlle peat weekend, at nell!hbora with gifts IIIII pod the Veterans Hosp!lll for a wlshes lor their dly. They were check-oil oo bls heart pacer. The pleased to receive a letter of doctor roported him In pod congratulatlona from CCngres,.. heallb. man Clarence ,Miller, Washq.. Guests of Mr. and Mrs. Charton, D.C. lea (Whitey) Bengle were Mr. AI IIIII JaynoWolfe visited over tbe weekend with his lither, Mr. Harry Wolfe IIIII slater, Mrs. Otis KnoJ>p and family. 11teywere eoroute to Ke)port, New Jersey, to visit their Ronald IIIII. llmlly. Their clfughter, SUsie, Is vacationing with Sid and Jlur>. ~ lhle of Kent, and Boo IIIII Scottie Slmj>son IIIII u.re.." ' F 1I!_uneA!r ~· Shutout Little F'Pn Rose, fitrii~J ~ e """' ou s twCM"Un hmner the Reds• • • G:~~ .....- . In the ellblh Inning spoUed Ar· Ro•e, made ldltory by . ........ ' ·'i: rigo's bid for a ahutoo~ After lng lhe llrs.t Uttle girl •to l\1 Felix loiiiJao lollowed lbo homer l~ tlle IMUal claHl•. Slw llr1!Ck · !.~ New YOI'k 5 OOilornia 2, nf1M ,., United Pre ..__, __ , · . • 11 ' '. ~; 'l'odiJ•a I>~ Pltcllera "" ._.,.....,,.. of IIPI'Ini liars Bob Hayoa and boiltvar, lived up tu Ida C...., •• ~ "' rejoin bla with a dot!hJe, Ted Abernathy out. 1 (All Timta Ell1? Clareoce Chlldo, dapoaed by a Bfib Paramore II Florida Al<M, pntmt1a1 and _,,.. up 1011111 tormer team as a do!eniiYe , V' ..-...,"Emleo•a 'IProdipl Son"• hu Childs Joined lila Glintoia 1""1 u ....... Clll• (Cirlos 4-10) at ~ , Joined ou •ul n.,~ 001 ;;;:i;"ck oo Jolo' tu ba-• ~. lol) CLonbor, 4-1), •a-··•ho Ull. tremllao" as an olfenllve back, was WUUe ww...,.., a ''PrCdlpl Thrte iJwoler1 of tho KanJaa l!aitunore ""....._r "'-•--•- -• • ~u -~ Childs, -.. an OJplosJve apaedoter -demotedtwoto lbe taxi IQiacl and lbl'' wllo do-tho Glintala CI\Y dMonllvellne 'IIIII ba out of In "· llardln II • 8) at· lolloosaota who !sUed as botl1 an olfonliYe ..,.... years "'" A1111f, fnor of Ollcllllll, but relul'ntd action for saturda,)-'1 pre leeSOII 11111 (Chance ll·lO Bo.swell W), and dtfenalve back with New asHe: • : : : : • :: balnr dropped by aaa::k .. twl-alchl. The Cardinal• alao contlnutcl boopitallzed with inflamed ton.. 11 York, Wedneoday ,., dtalt b,y Gremlins", a Oeot footed Waahlqjton (Bortalna 4-l!) 1be Giants to 1be !L Loula delenllve qgreptlon C>llchod lbelr bouse cleaoing by lhlpplng Ills Wodneoday ' Wblle Ernie ()CcG!otblln ?-!0), Clrdlnaia for a hiBh draft b,y Emlen TUMell, 1be former llnobacller Jercy HUiebrlllld Ladd 1111 sidelined wllb a New Yon (Stottlemyre lW)at choice next aeeiiOII. A teammate Giant deleollte great. Childs, to Plllllllurl!h for a 1989 dnlt bruised knee and Aaron Brown Oaldaad (Od\lm 10o8), m,ht pick, HUiebrlllld had earllar with a sprained ankle. . OniJI ••• scheduled hem trldod to lolloosaota, but The New York Jets dropped . Fridl.y'o Games the Vlldnaa returned the former four players, Including defenllve ONLY Nn York at Oaidanc!, olllht Colorado liar to !L Loula tackle Steve Tholl1J)aOII, 1belr WaahiQiton 11 Clllfornla, nf1M baeau10 of a knee condltlGn; No. 2 draft choice from Baltimore at lolloossota, nliJht The New Orleans Solnla, 'IIIlo Washington. Alao dropped were OllclljO II Cleveland, olght Tueeday obtained <JIU'terback .....,... back Hsnry Owens, Detroit II BoatGn, nll!ht !WI S..eetan from Detroit, JIUI of Webar stole, delenllve back veteran liiDal cauer Gory Wood John Dockery, a free apnt BY JOE CARNICELLI Reel Sox wlnnlna 1bo nl&IIIIIMJB on waivers. Wood, a former from Harvard, and end Wayne UPI ~~ Wrltar 7-ii alter lolling 5-3 Ia the RicllardSOII or Newark. Bob GlbSOII reeordad hla ltlh afternpon. . The AijiiXa Faloona, w11o ooni8CUI!ve vlotocy Wodoeaday, RoOkie leflbander Jercy KDosmoot tile Giants saturday nl&ht burllD& 1ho Clrdinala to a 3-1 man reconled bla 16th victory, In Nashv!Ue, Tem., dropped vlolo17 ovar the Clllca., Qlbs t;yllli a club single sea11011 mark, five playars, Including Tom tu movo within live samoa or as llle Meta downed the Day, a 1Cil1JIOI' dtfenalve star Rube Marquanl•a ......,llliJor Doci&wa. Woriilei1rnart "1 &" wllb the AFL a.tralo BUlo. Alao A ...... fnlkfet ' - 1'0COrd of 19 atrll&bt Kevin Collins raced home released were defensive backs t.bunpbs. f ' W.lilrel from aecond on Bud Harrel-• Floyd Hudlow IIIII Fred Coni>a The bard thl'Oirine rlahlban- Infield hit In lbe lllth and Larry and Dankers Gene &lites and dtr aloo Dlllnied his aamed run Stahl homered In tho fifth. Jack Head Refrigerator: 9.85 cu. n. orator·•lfo-Froat. Cooll ave""" to • 1.03, putting Mack Jones hit a thrae..,., In Giber pre ~~eason eames age With 3tully adjustable ahelv~I him In a llrong DOIIIiGn to homer end F..ed Whltlltid thla weekend, the Colla ore at e:rs arx:t 2 slide - out crispers I • ..... 14.1 t:Uo ft.~. break Grover Cievlllllll Alaxan- added a two l'lll double to Waahlnawn Friday nl8hl while Freezer: holds 163-ibo. or fOOd 23.5oq.ft.--l dtr' a National Loa3J8 1'0COrd of - r 1be Reels ovar the CINCINNATI (UPf) - T e d Minlllsota meota Domer, 1'111- frost-free! Bruo!! chrome and ' 1 l'oloollln ocoyJio 1.22 for I leellll, Itt In 1915. Brovea. Jones ldlhllshtecla lour Kluszewlld, wllo In Ida 10-year ··~ Ferdie -1 Setnu com.PIIed an 0.90 run rally In lllo fourth 1V11en be career wllll the Cincinnati Beds lado!J)bla play• lollaml, Plt- •oodgraln trim. 3WC1Bl6. .. We ' lod the pm. bul 1M ERA In 1916, but he II l!burl!h Is at San Dlep and lollowed Pete Rose• a llnglo end hit more home runs than any llPII WeJII OUI ud a NBDer !lulfllo plays Clndrutati SaturOOllaidtred ODIJ' • nomlnli a CWI>Ie by Alex Jolmoon wllb lofthandod batter In 1ho ciw'a day. Oil &mdo,y, Cleveland ............ f ..... lblrd ..... ," ' - · alni!e ho pildted llll,y uo Ida seventh homer. blatory, has COIIle back to tbe WUI!e McCovey alnglod home team as a spring tra1niJII bat- playa Son Francisco, and New lnnlnp, 1bt llliJor ~-· Orleens visit.• Houston while ._d of 1.01 was set by Dutch · Bobby Banda from second with ting Instructor. Cblcsao plays Groen Bay at L-..1 of Bolton In 1914. two out Ia tbe lOth lmllli to 1111 Kluszewlki, now a Cincinnati Elsewhere In the Natioaal the Giants over Pl1181lurllh end restaurant owner, wtll work with Milwaukee Monday nll!ht. MIDDLEPORT, OHIO BY llnlted Preoa International Leaguo, New York defeated Loa anep .• !O.pme wlmlng atresk hlttera In the train!nr camp at IMdiJII !!alters Anpleo 4-1, Clnclnnsti 1nppec1 by Plrato Raiiovar Ron Kllno. Tampa, Fla., next IJ>l'lni. Baaed Gil 300 II bats Allanta 7-4, . Son Frandsco GlYIOlll !Wry , ,RI1111JII'I a The former Reds ~Jl baaoDIP· Pittabuillb'n 1n 10 lbree-ll!tter lor Ilia Glints. Nallona1 ~· man cloutoc! 251 6ilcf , 1!. AB. R. H, Pot. lnnlnp and PhiWioi.Pbla ed&td lloo Lock bit bls first estabiiBhecl a llliJor lia(ue rtt·"' . ~-· .. RoJo, Cln 102 424 It Iff .333 lloullon 4-3. ord !Dr firll buomeo by leedNatioaal ~· crlllll llam Alou, Pitt 105 38t 39 126 ,328 In Amarlcan ~e actton, homer lo tho third lm!nr to Jlllan, Cln 108 f45 fl ItS .321 WUII!ngton triJ1pod lollrme- pcnrar 1'11lllldel)lhla over Houl- lni tbe National ~e In fieldIng ,llOI'centa&e live COllHc.vtivo Akla, Ali Itt 489 sa t52 .au f.'l, Oakllllll downed lloltimore ton. Look wllo IJII two grand Takin@ · • lllml, Cln 103 tl9 30 127 .308 t-1, Detroit blaoked Cievalend 3- Iiams In tho American Lea&oo, Mevy, 8.F. 103 884 60 101 .291 o, Nn York cbDped Cllilornia llnss a ~ Lemaster pitch . Fld, lit.L Ill t86 63 143 .2tt 5.:1 IIIII Boston IIIII CIJI..., ljlllt Into tbe deck In loll after May, Cln 107 414 55 121 .292 a daY-dobt -lo ~. lbo a siasle by wlnnlag plldter MUla, All 108 4D8 2! Il9 ,292 The Pomeroy Boys'baeeball Cllrlo Short and walks to Bobby Sib, Boo Il9 t4e 42 l3G .2tl 1 - . 'IIIII hold Ita llllliUa) l'llla and Ric)Jie Allen. election of olftcera 11111 picAmarlcan Leaauo nic 011 &onday, AII&UII 18 at G. All. R, 11. Pot. IDitmationaJ Loa3J8 Standlnp 1:30 p.m., beblnd tlle Junior Crw, Miql 8G Ul 8ll 98 .805 By Unllod PresalntemetionaJ Flaht Rlsults Olta, Mlno 101 Jt7 fll 120 .302 W, L. ·Pet. GB BY United Presa lntert11tionol hiBh · - ·are - - to brlna llrrlan, 11o11o8 380 ea ua .297 Tola 70 s:z Parents LIGNANO SABBIAOORO, Ita. a cnvared clllll, table service Mll&lr, Oak lOS 352 f2 lOt .287 Columbus 81 5t .1530 5'h Arldrwa, Boa &cheater 62 55 .530 5'h ly CUPll- Ffaht!ng Mack, l4~h, lleedtd, ancJ IIOVaral gr!Ua and Dutch West lndleo, afnpped charco~~ aiao wiU ba lleedtd, lOti 385 5J 110 .2841 JickaonviUe 59 57 .509 8 Tropblla will ba awardad to Uhindr; Mlno Bn'acuse 55 60 .478 U'h Carmela &all, 147, Italy (B), tho Tlprs, 1988 dlamp.a. 111 llf H4 tf ·us .284 Loullvllle 5e 62 .f15 12 BVENoS AIRES, (Up!) _ CUt of rain, a later date wiU Cter, Clak 103 332 :a H .283 Butralo 55 6t .482 13\1 CUioa Momon, 159\1, ArpJtl. P.lbid, WulU 42$ g 120 .28S Blcbmcnl 52 86 .t4l lS ba IIIIOUnced. All lnteralled llO, BlqJped lloui Huntley, .Ptrllllo are Invited, Wldte, NY 112 t1l 63 ll6 .282 Wedneaday'a Reluito 159\1, United stateo CO. c_., 0t11 Ridunond aTollldo 2 115 t7q 58 lS2 .281. Butr.alo at JaekiiOIIvllie (»o.ttpon. LAS VEGAS, Ntv. (Upl)_ Home !lunl ld, rain Jinunle Roaette, 1113lh • San Nallallol lMII1t:'·M•Co¥4v, Gl. lloeheater 3 Columbua 0 'rlvo-lhlrds of the people of Dlqo, Clllt. ouiJiolnled Freel 30; l'bua 2fJ H. Loulavme 7 ~.. 2 moUDiaillOua Guatemala live Hlll'IUdlz, 185, Las Vepa (IO). ~~~~ tban halt-a-moe above Aaren. llnYta IIIII llanlcs, Cuba · 211 llluftll, Plrllea IIIII aea len!. · llal!!.l.•~~ 211: NELSON RECALLED • ......,__ L-•· F B-.,. O.o\!(LAND, Cllif. (UPI) .t:-.-'...., ...-!'; ' -·-..,. · .. - Nil...,, wllo - • It; lfarnl..... Red Salr • -.~~-- " _.r 11; 11or111a 'rtaera 27; JaebfA cOIIWiled a 1-l record Willi A•• 21; hnU 0r1o1u 20 1\llllmore before baiiW Olllilllled ' . aiW ' · 11 ,- • · , . to Roc;hellar or tbe ~.......~...}1~ . ,,_ al. ,~ m Juij M, 111!1 ' ... '-:?"' ~· ... pov!", GI-,. keined "" the Oriole• w-aMII '17; • 3!oD, ·and WUI .... a · "' ' ' ~ 8lj ~... lladl fr· ,daY ""'" ,catcher Andy ~ 1'11111 ill. ·,'' '·• ~ 1111 Placed 011 lili l!mtl;,_ dioa,bl!ld . Uat Willi a broken - . lllllolde In IJio rlafiP IIUd. ~~. 17 Proflltt, Mason, on Vic~; Steve PoweU, Racine, on Joe; Amy Huaton, 8yr1cuae, on Black Jack. Western Pleasure Horse- I . '• Jonea, }'red Wllltlleid for udid Rldl and Jot Corralea, au boncb ~ 0.... llltatoi. "He &Ill doubl.a by Whltfttlcl IIIII c:or. llll'llllrl Who •ere Drooled III- oil of .lhtm ln lrialer trldti." ·ralos. ·"lt'a ~ Ume t did • Io dutY In nplacement for au. J... o OOIIIrlhutoc! I lbrtwun Udac/' Aid WhJ.tfteid. -"I Wll 11W I'OIIIlli'o, lll1Pd ,. .., Ato- hiiiDor durliW • 6iuMuo fourtll ianta Braw pill:hlnc few aown lllllr.r iihlcb oamo at tbe ox- ~ to 'lhlr* I'd..-.. au lll1 hl!~ .in "I'~ ttabilne." l)ltoi lnd drow homo oil the penae at Phil Nlakro. WhiUiild ba~ at a .400 plua rlllll In the 7-4 v1ctocy The Rilla addtcl thea ojber \cl4l to 111M! ' the Rella In thO day nflbt II Clncinnoti'a era.. three runs ott Ken Job111011 In G...,.!ruit Le1aue plo,y lut loy Field. the elah1il lnnlne ....,.. ·· ~hoy "I . - thank Bob llollllm ·~ . bunched lour hits,. I~ Corraieo ...ltnbutoc! a alr.rle IIIII two douhloa as the Redo ~~~:~: Plainl. ·tll'l Miaa Tlmldn; Jeff j ' ~k S.¥~... Childs Traded To Cards -ar • Leoalin ponies - (eech racelved ' ' AMERICAN LEA,GIJE CINCINNATI (UPI) - . Mel I W. L. , Pc~ 08 Queen, on the dlabled llat Ga o,trolt ·1e 43 line, the second monlh or the IIIJH- 118 19 .581 7 aeaaon, wiU teal'bla III!IW arm ljOi;:'" • 85 55 •542 U'h tonll!ht when the Cincinnati tl.voland M 58 .525 13\1 R'eda moot the Cletilird InOoJdanil 81 57 .517 lflh diana In an lildllbltion pmo' 11 ?(lnMu eo .uj 1311 Cleveland before 1lley cmllnue !IO'lf Ylll'k 51 1!0 .47! lll'h to .C III...., Where ther wiU •• c,1llanda 53 18 .us 28 oume lbelr battle for 10cond Waahlqjton ~ 73 .311 31\1 place with tbe CUbo. Wodneoday's Result& Ollcqo 5 llooton 3, lat, di7 ·aon, ·.~ on Dolly; Te~ en Gt:ioCh, MlnoravDle, Gnloll,.. I Top Braves FOr Second straight·· ,,. "';~tl f { ·-- .. JOIII!l' ·--· , ...,.. ; . loll11 lnduted · .,, C!>Mle, tldrdp . , <11{'0; on at, .. ' II. ,...,.., Poobel'Ol', 011 QueoiQ' ",\" • ~.... · ' •, ;,.lllnk.: During 134th Providence IIJ,\0.1 DollPite . Horoe ohO!o . no • - "l"';,!;.,;., ' , . tiP ~he Deuoo; bin Ellno~ .itternoon ot, tbe Mila• , elw, '"'JIJII"""":r~~~~ "ie:rt.onPrlnee;SdlronWU. ~-...... -·Glouater, Gil "'"' ...,...y · • · . h I' ~-1 10 cllssu In ·lht.' lit8d, pQ,y -' Don sboil. ·.·. . , Wes~e P1t10111, n. Plllaant,.Gn ~":·w 11 ~ Rlem'e, 011 tart, on Prince; ~n w~~ W!Jmeta Jnclude<l: ( Firat Gl-. 1 . .· •-. , · ye • , ; ·M\ddiepcjrt, . on Roekll;.. Wl'1 throoJii, llllh place, reapeCII.,... Y= Horse _ · · · Mt.H . JIOraemanibtp tlan _ on . ' ~ . , . ·, It . •-clie JOe· r,..~ Rex• Jttl'l')' x.wts, Clifton, see- steel, . .om~1 9D ~ , 'Tex. . ~ .,r ~ Jones; Slllde; 011 S\lllo cind ti>ntylbreeentrle&). ·~lite .toish8lt. P01110r~, 011 ·• 1!.; ~ GooCh, PomOI"O¥, on l.t111t ·Iiebel; DOIIIII!o!aruel, Ra- n;.;':;e Middleport ·~ + . .' •.a .Sessions'in I . "·•:'. .• " rse ShotiJ', f ·•,· '. .. ,.r,_,. Our Trucks Are ~ulpped With TWO-WAY RADIO FOR BETTER, QUICkl::ll, MOllE EFrlCIENT SER\1CE . lEVEL ·ouT YOUR F~~UEl . OIL COSTS\ .- ' �• : ""'' h '•' ·~ ~ ·16,cllissCB ,i nl i . SOOIU!$from ' 111)1 rQ~Wlder .. ' PI W· 'nt ~~ ..:~~;.: =W'~ruii~J!:"::t. ~~;z: ~· ::Oo..111rio,CAJd- PooiOiqy;~ ~~~~ ~· ~tt:n ~~':,; · ~ =~·'"J.~~~ ~~ -... ~.:~~ ' .as Ella~l ~ ~l'I'Y ~ sta~~Ci'£: ... cine, on l.t111YG»>ar.ShlronWU. tor Ed. lillall trq>hy - lollcheel ShoOmlkeio, Krista Beegle, DoiiQ' Wh,ltt; Melinda 'l'holnas, C a·r o I Rinehart, DOIIIII Hllllbord, N~ Ue Lambert, Harwy W)Jitlall:h, Sean Paual>, Charles K-. Eric .. S.ites IIIII Scott.Y Nease. Western Pleasure POllY, !8 to 56 Inches - BW Cole, n.>,llOI's M'rssionary Assn. Meeting HERE ARE SOME OF THE DIGNITARIES a-.w the l341b mll011 ot lhe Provl40nce Mia•· 1 ·~ .....~ Morlall "'"•tlst Church durirlg Weclnesday'a activities. Slated loft to aionary =&n., a "~ ~" """ ld ho -'""""Ia t right are GleDD Scott, secretary; the Rev. L. V. Gause, ChUUcothe, pres ent, w re~- a night· oscar Qtalla, Pomeroy, treasurer; staJrJlqr, lett to rlaht, the Rev. Robert Jackson, host · pasto'r, and lhe Rev. Ed McGhee, Gallipolis, vice moderator. I ' '· 1 Jonu, Pomerw, ·on Beauty; Tlr- '(. ' Vlekl Cole, 'flllpers Plains, on. Jet Reed(LuclUe Lellbelt, l'<lmeroy, on JohMy Sorrel; Kathy. Morpn, Mlddleport, on P-r; BUI Cole, n.>,llOI's Plllna, on Lad; Mike Jones, Pomeroy, on Little RlbeL Plea~ure Pony, Harness-SldORla Spencer, Pomeroy, B Ia e k Stormy; Jack Hawley, Mlddl&port, starlight; Clnll¥ Gooch, SuJ>. ton, and Paul Sboemlker, Kelly, onty foor entries. ~sh Pleeae Horse Dorcas 1 . . News Notes ' ,t. ' ·;: ' -:; BY EDNA KNOPP I " .'" . j <J DELEGATES TO THE 13ilb ANNIJALSESSIONortheProvldence Mlsaioaary Allsoclation, ao alllliate of the Ohio Baptist ~ Allan., llliiChed Wodoesday at the lollddleport - I Moriah Baptist Church where the session Is baing held. The aasoclatiools the oldeat of its idod In Ohio. l I I ~, THESE GfflUi WILL BE KEPT busy eervllli luneheooa and dinoers during lhe !34th session of the Providence loll ... aiorary Assn. at the Middleport MOOit Moriah Church t h 1 s week. Waitresses, left to right, are Christine Robimon, De- Lone DeLepl, Thelma Robin- Mldcll_.t, IIIII Sally p..,. eU, Pomel'Ol'. On the fir rl&ht Is Mrs. Amold Ricbardo, Middleport, chalnnan oflbe loeal cburch hootesoes. :!::" srand•- I ·, . . :· · .· . ·' • ;: ·; .· ' !·,, buod!le•• ' . I .. --------------------~--------------------------~~:-~ w at tlle home of bla son, Her• and Mrs. Pete Beegle an4 ehU- Mrs. Paul Sellars and c~ildren. bert Dalley II lllackUck. Steve Iianey, aon of Mr. IIIII Mrs. F1Q)'d DaUo.v. II at Grell Lakea, DL, receiving his tralnin& He onUsted In tbe U.S. Navy. . Vema Talpole of Warren and her mother, Mrs. Mable Byers oC Newton FaUs, visited recently with Mr. and Mra. otto Brad- w-. dren of Ps. Mr. IIIII Mrs. Edward Beegle and family of Zan,svDle, Mr. lndMrs. Scott Loche of Stenrt, and Ana's sister, Mrs. IJia Roth of Plttsbursh, PL Clifford ()Jolle) and Mattie Beegle of Fredrlcksburg, apent the weekend with lbelr aon, Rcl>lld (J)W) Beegle IIIII lamUy. Dolle remained for a week of Linda carpem.r of Clnciatlotit..., daughter Or 110!~ Clrpenter, lo • returning to her homo IIIII 11ai' : accepted a position ao a ....,. : clan In Pome1'0)', . talladlaa Dance at NlshYille, TeJm., .uJ aeverel other places of intereat. 'Mr. ard Mrs. JacJ.i Boas and 11m11y of NO'lf Brighton, Pa., apent the weekend with ·Mr. IIIII , •von:otOiti'IUIII'cr '" -acHAU&.OII'DI,,.,.... •• · daual>ter, Sandy, of Mlddloport, at lollama and Fort Lauderdale, FlorldL Thelma Walton Is caring for Mr. Ollver ·Dailey, wilo has been ,_.,.,,.,.ron. !! ' W:': ::.,-:,-.:..,".:;: - """' lUI.""*'-. ..... " ' " - - , . 111 • .w-. live." •'llonllreble Paoce'' · SooSOllbnmer did he nafll. terelled In "an bcinorl)lle ........ but Wll not after moll· fll tor ''ilitas pooplo litlowouJ4. 11'1 work It 1011 tballf a • ' U'r~l ' FROM , ' ...,m__.• ,. -SUUil SUITS • .$t:ACIS .w.; !" ' .I . ·.. ~·,1 . I '4- l ~=Ide .• ,,,,,.·r... $AYIN8f' ' ' i ·,f . ~~~==~~~~~~~~~--------~~ · ~~~~ ~ THIS WEEKS SPE c,. J_._,. DO YOU WANT . '• .YOU JUST CALL FOR COMFORT! ' ~ '· '*" wu. WILL BE-CLOSED . .. -c'R·zrn. .. u.n.:-4·'? 1}. 1,. A· ~ ~t(liJsr· . .· . 'l~o.,::.~·: . , .' ·., . a 'heotiqj. FUEL OIL ' - - HEAT WITH --- er program of fodarll II· a i - to 1be llele& In tho ..... of health . . . . lion, prolosllooal training ~ grams and reaeereh.• Mayor loL E. Senaonbtomtar of Coluni>ua, In hl1 uiUII rapid !Ire, IIOIWtclp Ollie, aold the have a · Godl1 coocarn for aU people II the C0U111r7 II to sur. .. --- ., :e·~ caatsr.. AND SERVICE YOU CAN COUNT ON 7 m TINY'S BARGAINLAND· • loilded the blae• ' and it' wu Clay -· t·~u·. ......, out ""11i!illi·L!llil!"' :~·· . .. short ihe ·l'lll7. · The pme wu. "-~ ._. . the a111W11l Father).&)u. . . ' Aa •as elljlecited; • ·~ ......... Over Reds' Intimidate and adVeraol)' alfoct tho livelihood, wllhoul the exar. else of Conlllituttooal IIIli'· . - . , of <OUntloss American cltbena, • the Ohio State Unlver1111 proteaaor said. MariM S. Willa, executive ellrector ·o1 the Ohio Mental llealth Aoaoclalkll Joe,, PI'$ ..... ror a "CCIII:lnuatlon IDd • s:rat- llemocratic pisltorm ''ln U I I fttT ft J...i tuo. 1r ..... ...... ,,. II 'fUR..AmerlcaD."' "II has hem used to demean, ·w --=. ~ =::,':::.:-.I .....:: o.,... ::.., FOODLAND AND the llouse COmmittee .., UoAmerican Aotivltiea boeause It """'iilili .... "' ........... llllll...._.~•...,.. 0111 ..-~~ "It'• the llrot limo rve auten three hlta 1J one aame in the 'miJor• ol~~<t 1965," said eortiles. Oddl,r iiiOU&b, Corrlleo got ~ee' hill baok.ln i965 ott J"t. N~; q a Redo br...s. uaders .,... •Jt.ot. Iii ld(i tog~.., Gar- replaced Ari'Jao. 17 An1&0 hi• ~ victol7 But Ab!W ...... Maieat 8iwop loaael, ' . . .illllnl - 1-. •l•:. ,..f I ~ out 11 In Batting ~ TINY'S man of tbe Columbus Colnmlttee to Defend the BUI of Rl&llla, ashed for IUJIIIOl'l to abolition ot Coach Reds . :O.,i:,"i!;~'l:;.~'imo - "" • .. ONe.- .:.:.~ •:.. ' 269.88 Over Findlay -.::--.·· ~'£5· If' !oil' - *.!o ~~ ~ Big Klu to tadalllry Paper Wid· pulp making II the premier, IDdustry of Canada. Each yeer, more tha!l;· 121 milUon logo float doWn one-tributary of the St. Lawrence", vacaUon. River In lbe world's blaelll ' Earnle IIIII Judy (Beegle) BiiV and longe!rt J.ogslng drive. 11111 daughter, Ceeila, or wu. mlngton, speJtSundayatthehome . • of her brother, Ramie Beegle THE DAlLY !IENTINEL : llllllamlly. Mr. and Mrs. Eber Pickens, Sr. havo relurned 1r0111 a boo loted Horieymom .6tler .AS years of marrlqe. They were acC<ID· panled by her llstar and hus· band, Mr. and Mrs. Lester Smlth of Now Brighton, PL They atterded the Rentbro Valley Qarn ~":,~ 5·0 Winner • NOTICE Democrats Pla(form Challenged N.ney·-snYer, representing luc COLUMBUS (UPf) - Tho Democratic parj;y wa• chal- Central Ohio American• I o r lenged 'IVodneoday to make Ita Democrallc Action, called for platform "more than Just a "effectln m«bod• of breald.ng 1be poveri;J cycle'' thai could piece at paper.u The challenge was Issued by ''only ..... by a """ "''pt''Olch Grover Banks, a representative ID forei&ll policy - descalation d. the POIIr People's C&lliJIIIllln, of the Vletllam war and eveo. to Q~e reglooal piattorm panel. tual wllhdrnaloi Mull Solve World Problema Banks alked for 'G~nr eonDr. Clyde N. Rogers of tbe cern tor tbe poor'' and an ''end Ohio Council of Cbureh,a aal4 to lbo senseleu war In Vietnam" to be lncorporatod In the tho .... '1>elne bi'GIIIhl platform to be edoptad late thla lace to lace with tJo• fact that we camot solve our domestic month 1n Clllcsao. problema 'llllboul ao!Yin& world uyou represent the power. You repr11senl U.. lnllumce IIIII probltms." ADolhor representative of the can make things haJII*l." txlllltdl, Robert A. ~. .,,. Banks told tbe panel of Jllrll' leaders from Ohio and Mlchl- gelled 1bst a •!O.S blllloo surpn, uHavtng tbe power. ~1 plus In tho dofeose bud&al, a coucluston ol The Cangreolional have llle re..,...slblllzy .'' ~rly, should be cblltllleled -~Sertou.a Reservation•" "In the paat I'OU have t111t Into domestic procrw. Blains Flelcllll& co.ehairman met them and we have lll'inua of tbe Central Ohio Amerl...s MRS. ORIS GIN'I'IlEII OF POMEROY ROUTE 3 stewed reservations ~ your wiD IIIII Into the picture II tho Jail milllte to help the Molal Couney determlnstton to lmpl- lor llemoeratlo Action'ipolitleal Fair Board wltlrlta domelllc arts d~ent where there •a• tlleae neecla and to peraoaall,v action committee, did the VIetoo •14>0rlntendont uvallable lor the dOI'Irtment. Mrs. Glalhor see they are irJcorpor- In nam war waa ,.DOt c\e fault ot b pictured •lflliOille of the lltractive epronalllll other harDo the plsll'orm to auarantee tllat i!lo Demoeratic part;r ~ 411lllll!eartlclea. tbe platform baeomea m o r e doll Jolllloo'' but waa tile r&-llbUU, 0( 8V01'7GIIl ..... than juat a piece of PIIJir.'' The theme of an Olld to tho tbe nllioo hea lolknlecl "JlU. What do they want me to war 80 tbe nation could be )lllldtd cooCIIlllloo.t IIIII stU· ABOARD CARRIER do, pull down the houses and ~ lllo of ....earn' Clldt A. Taylor, .~N, U.S.N. trees, fill In the lakes, buDd lni Itself willl povart; and nII Hrvirl& aboard the Alrcralt houses over II and tum the elal inJulllce rao lhroaill the c:;arpar , USS America off Viet- whole place Into a suburb? day' a to~ ao 17 witntiHI pre.- their V!twl. Iiiii ·Formerly he was aboard How would they Uke that? -The Duke of Bedford, on. . Pl11a ror · llldlal tbe ,.... !Ia Clrrior U.S.S. 5sratoga. Ha swering 11 •• g h b o rho o d were llWII4ruuo and ran 'tho llll.lat4id In tbe N•vy after gr;uk. cntk• of tne use of hll ' · sam111 from an llllliiOdlate lind .._ from lollddleport H,.., ''"' estate by hippie• and other to bomblna IIIII 11ithdrawal to S!:h!IOI1 Cla11 of '61. He lo the public group• to htlp dt· an "evenQial . and honorable 11011 t1 llr. and Mro, Jclhn TtY· fmv hea1111 up k t e p tr· ., lfl#:.llleOoid !L, Middleport. perutl. peaee• w-,.. Gihson wm's 14th Consecut'I ve Tilt Elyria Is HERE IS THE ROYALTY OF THE loiEIGS cOuNTY FAIR: Lelttqrlglll; WllterJcmlonand 'IIIlo the 1968 junior fair king IIIII ~ oext are Aoo Holler and Jolla Sayre, .;":ri967 q!:n 1111 king. 11tefour are being pr~sonted atevemng owota doil'lng thll week' I fllr, ' out of town guosts of Mr..lllll Mrs. Omar DoUey for their Golden Wedding anniversary were their children, Mr. · and Mro. ford (Marie) Thomas Aulberoon of Ovle IIIII Dorothy KnoJlll IIIII Martelli; Mr. and Mrs. (Ruby) children, Randal, Debbie, Sherry Frank Ludwlg IIIII family of and Brenda of Gay, W. VL, Cl011eland, Mr. and Mrs. Law- spent a ....,,. or days wifll his rence Dalley ard son John of brother, Otis Knopp IIIII family. East Liverpool; Mr. IIIII Mrs. Jer17 Jomson of Shlpplngpor~ (FIJOe) Thomas. Czeck and fam- PL, has e~DPO)'Dlenl at Kiser Ily, and Mr. and )Mrs. (Thelma) Alumlmon and Ia a10ylng with Rllilh Miller ilil fami!Y of'Eaat hi's PaN!lli;"'Mr. ~ &!fl. Fb· L!vei=POOI; li!r:·Oncl Mrs. Floyd neat Jobo...i"Hiolbtily plan 'to DaUey and son Steve, local; Rev. mow here in the noar future. and Mrs. Earl Custer, Syracuse, Uncle otto Bndlort was In and many of their friends IIIII Clnclnnoti tlle peat weekend, at nell!hbora with gifts IIIII pod the Veterans Hosp!lll for a wlshes lor their dly. They were check-oil oo bls heart pacer. The pleased to receive a letter of doctor roported him In pod congratulatlona from CCngres,.. heallb. man Clarence ,Miller, Washq.. Guests of Mr. and Mrs. Charton, D.C. lea (Whitey) Bengle were Mr. AI IIIII JaynoWolfe visited over tbe weekend with his lither, Mr. Harry Wolfe IIIII slater, Mrs. Otis KnoJ>p and family. 11teywere eoroute to Ke)port, New Jersey, to visit their Ronald IIIII. llmlly. Their clfughter, SUsie, Is vacationing with Sid and Jlur>. ~ lhle of Kent, and Boo IIIII Scottie Slmj>son IIIII u.re.." ' F 1I!_uneA!r ~· Shutout Little F'Pn Rose, fitrii~J ~ e """' ou s twCM"Un hmner the Reds• • • G:~~ .....- . In the ellblh Inning spoUed Ar· Ro•e, made ldltory by . ........ ' ·'i: rigo's bid for a ahutoo~ After lng lhe llrs.t Uttle girl •to l\1 Felix loiiiJao lollowed lbo homer l~ tlle IMUal claHl•. Slw llr1!Ck · !.~ New YOI'k 5 OOilornia 2, nf1M ,., United Pre ..__, __ , · . • 11 ' '. ~; 'l'odiJ•a I>~ Pltcllera "" ._.,.....,,.. of IIPI'Ini liars Bob Hayoa and boiltvar, lived up tu Ida C...., •• ~ "' rejoin bla with a dot!hJe, Ted Abernathy out. 1 (All Timta Ell1? Clareoce Chlldo, dapoaed by a Bfib Paramore II Florida Al<M, pntmt1a1 and _,,.. up 1011111 tormer team as a do!eniiYe , V' ..-...,"Emleo•a 'IProdipl Son"• hu Childs Joined lila Glintoia 1""1 u ....... Clll• (Cirlos 4-10) at ~ , Joined ou •ul n.,~ 001 ;;;:i;"ck oo Jolo' tu ba-• ~. lol) CLonbor, 4-1), •a-··•ho Ull. tremllao" as an olfenllve back, was WUUe ww...,.., a ''PrCdlpl Thrte iJwoler1 of tho KanJaa l!aitunore ""....._r "'-•--•- -• • ~u -~ Childs, -.. an OJplosJve apaedoter -demotedtwoto lbe taxi IQiacl and lbl'' wllo do-tho Glintala CI\Y dMonllvellne 'IIIII ba out of In "· llardln II • 8) at· lolloosaota who !sUed as botl1 an olfonliYe ..,.... years "'" A1111f, fnor of Ollcllllll, but relul'ntd action for saturda,)-'1 pre leeSOII 11111 (Chance ll·lO Bo.swell W), and dtfenalve back with New asHe: • : : : : • :: balnr dropped by aaa::k .. twl-alchl. The Cardinal• alao contlnutcl boopitallzed with inflamed ton.. 11 York, Wedneoday ,., dtalt b,y Gremlins", a Oeot footed Waahlqjton (Bortalna 4-l!) 1be Giants to 1be !L Loula delenllve qgreptlon C>llchod lbelr bouse cleaoing by lhlpplng Ills Wodneoday ' Wblle Ernie ()CcG!otblln ?-!0), Clrdlnaia for a hiBh draft b,y Emlen TUMell, 1be former llnobacller Jercy HUiebrlllld Ladd 1111 sidelined wllb a New Yon (Stottlemyre lW)at choice next aeeiiOII. A teammate Giant deleollte great. Childs, to Plllllllurl!h for a 1989 dnlt bruised knee and Aaron Brown Oaldaad (Od\lm 10o8), m,ht pick, HUiebrlllld had earllar with a sprained ankle. . OniJI ••• scheduled hem trldod to lolloosaota, but The New York Jets dropped . Fridl.y'o Games the Vlldnaa returned the former four players, Including defenllve ONLY Nn York at Oaidanc!, olllht Colorado liar to !L Loula tackle Steve Tholl1J)aOII, 1belr WaahiQiton 11 Clllfornla, nf1M baeau10 of a knee condltlGn; No. 2 draft choice from Baltimore at lolloossota, nliJht The New Orleans Solnla, 'IIIlo Washington. Alao dropped were OllclljO II Cleveland, olght Tueeday obtained <JIU'terback .....,... back Hsnry Owens, Detroit II BoatGn, nll!ht !WI S..eetan from Detroit, JIUI of Webar stole, delenllve back veteran liiDal cauer Gory Wood John Dockery, a free apnt BY JOE CARNICELLI Reel Sox wlnnlna 1bo nl&IIIIIMJB on waivers. Wood, a former from Harvard, and end Wayne UPI ~~ Wrltar 7-ii alter lolling 5-3 Ia the RicllardSOII or Newark. Bob GlbSOII reeordad hla ltlh afternpon. . The AijiiXa Faloona, w11o ooni8CUI!ve vlotocy Wodoeaday, RoOkie leflbander Jercy KDosmoot tile Giants saturday nl&ht burllD& 1ho Clrdinala to a 3-1 man reconled bla 16th victory, In Nashv!Ue, Tem., dropped vlolo17 ovar the Clllca., Qlbs t;yllli a club single sea11011 mark, five playars, Including Tom tu movo within live samoa or as llle Meta downed the Day, a 1Cil1JIOI' dtfenalve star Rube Marquanl•a ......,llliJor Doci&wa. Woriilei1rnart "1 &" wllb the AFL a.tralo BUlo. Alao A ...... fnlkfet ' - 1'0COrd of 19 atrll&bt Kevin Collins raced home released were defensive backs t.bunpbs. f ' W.lilrel from aecond on Bud Harrel-• Floyd Hudlow IIIII Fred Coni>a The bard thl'Oirine rlahlban- Infield hit In lbe lllth and Larry and Dankers Gene &lites and dtr aloo Dlllnied his aamed run Stahl homered In tho fifth. Jack Head Refrigerator: 9.85 cu. n. orator·•lfo-Froat. Cooll ave""" to • 1.03, putting Mack Jones hit a thrae..,., In Giber pre ~~eason eames age With 3tully adjustable ahelv~I him In a llrong DOIIIiGn to homer end F..ed Whltlltid thla weekend, the Colla ore at e:rs arx:t 2 slide - out crispers I • ..... 14.1 t:Uo ft.~. break Grover Cievlllllll Alaxan- added a two l'lll double to Waahlnawn Friday nl8hl while Freezer: holds 163-ibo. or fOOd 23.5oq.ft.--l dtr' a National Loa3J8 1'0COrd of - r 1be Reels ovar the CINCINNATI (UPf) - T e d Minlllsota meota Domer, 1'111- frost-free! Bruo!! chrome and ' 1 l'oloollln ocoyJio 1.22 for I leellll, Itt In 1915. Brovea. Jones ldlhllshtecla lour Kluszewlld, wllo In Ida 10-year ··~ Ferdie -1 Setnu com.PIIed an 0.90 run rally In lllo fourth 1V11en be career wllll the Cincinnati Beds lado!J)bla play• lollaml, Plt- •oodgraln trim. 3WC1Bl6. .. We ' lod the pm. bul 1M ERA In 1916, but he II l!burl!h Is at San Dlep and lollowed Pete Rose• a llnglo end hit more home runs than any llPII WeJII OUI ud a NBDer !lulfllo plays Clndrutati SaturOOllaidtred ODIJ' • nomlnli a CWI>Ie by Alex Jolmoon wllb lofthandod batter In 1ho ciw'a day. Oil &mdo,y, Cleveland ............ f ..... lblrd ..... ," ' - · alni!e ho pildted llll,y uo Ida seventh homer. blatory, has COIIle back to tbe WUI!e McCovey alnglod home team as a spring tra1niJII bat- playa Son Francisco, and New lnnlnp, 1bt llliJor ~-· Orleens visit.• Houston while ._d of 1.01 was set by Dutch · Bobby Banda from second with ting Instructor. Cblcsao plays Groen Bay at L-..1 of Bolton In 1914. two out Ia tbe lOth lmllli to 1111 Kluszewlki, now a Cincinnati Elsewhere In the Natioaal the Giants over Pl1181lurllh end restaurant owner, wtll work with Milwaukee Monday nll!ht. MIDDLEPORT, OHIO BY llnlted Preoa International Leaguo, New York defeated Loa anep .• !O.pme wlmlng atresk hlttera In the train!nr camp at IMdiJII !!alters Anpleo 4-1, Clnclnnsti 1nppec1 by Plrato Raiiovar Ron Kllno. Tampa, Fla., next IJ>l'lni. Baaed Gil 300 II bats Allanta 7-4, . Son Frandsco GlYIOlll !Wry , ,RI1111JII'I a The former Reds ~Jl baaoDIP· Pittabuillb'n 1n 10 lbree-ll!tter lor Ilia Glints. Nallona1 ~· man cloutoc! 251 6ilcf , 1!. AB. R. H, Pot. lnnlnp and PhiWioi.Pbla ed&td lloo Lock bit bls first estabiiBhecl a llliJor lia(ue rtt·"' . ~-· .. RoJo, Cln 102 424 It Iff .333 lloullon 4-3. ord !Dr firll buomeo by leedNatioaal ~· crlllll llam Alou, Pitt 105 38t 39 126 ,328 In Amarlcan ~e actton, homer lo tho third lm!nr to Jlllan, Cln 108 f45 fl ItS .321 WUII!ngton triJ1pod lollrme- pcnrar 1'11lllldel)lhla over Houl- lni tbe National ~e In fieldIng ,llOI'centa&e live COllHc.vtivo Akla, Ali Itt 489 sa t52 .au f.'l, Oakllllll downed lloltimore ton. Look wllo IJII two grand Takin@ · • lllml, Cln 103 tl9 30 127 .308 t-1, Detroit blaoked Cievalend 3- Iiams In tho American Lea&oo, Mevy, 8.F. 103 884 60 101 .291 o, Nn York cbDped Cllilornia llnss a ~ Lemaster pitch . Fld, lit.L Ill t86 63 143 .2tt 5.:1 IIIII Boston IIIII CIJI..., ljlllt Into tbe deck In loll after May, Cln 107 414 55 121 .292 a daY-dobt -lo ~. lbo a siasle by wlnnlag plldter MUla, All 108 4D8 2! Il9 ,292 The Pomeroy Boys'baeeball Cllrlo Short and walks to Bobby Sib, Boo Il9 t4e 42 l3G .2tl 1 - . 'IIIII hold Ita llllliUa) l'llla and Ric)Jie Allen. election of olftcera 11111 picAmarlcan Leaauo nic 011 &onday, AII&UII 18 at G. All. R, 11. Pot. IDitmationaJ Loa3J8 Standlnp 1:30 p.m., beblnd tlle Junior Crw, Miql 8G Ul 8ll 98 .805 By Unllod PresalntemetionaJ Flaht Rlsults Olta, Mlno 101 Jt7 fll 120 .302 W, L. ·Pet. GB BY United Presa lntert11tionol hiBh · - ·are - - to brlna llrrlan, 11o11o8 380 ea ua .297 Tola 70 s:z Parents LIGNANO SABBIAOORO, Ita. a cnvared clllll, table service Mll&lr, Oak lOS 352 f2 lOt .287 Columbus 81 5t .1530 5'h Arldrwa, Boa &cheater 62 55 .530 5'h ly CUPll- Ffaht!ng Mack, l4~h, lleedtd, ancJ IIOVaral gr!Ua and Dutch West lndleo, afnpped charco~~ aiao wiU ba lleedtd, lOti 385 5J 110 .2841 JickaonviUe 59 57 .509 8 Tropblla will ba awardad to Uhindr; Mlno Bn'acuse 55 60 .478 U'h Carmela &all, 147, Italy (B), tho Tlprs, 1988 dlamp.a. 111 llf H4 tf ·us .284 Loullvllle 5e 62 .f15 12 BVENoS AIRES, (Up!) _ CUt of rain, a later date wiU Cter, Clak 103 332 :a H .283 Butralo 55 6t .482 13\1 CUioa Momon, 159\1, ArpJtl. P.lbid, WulU 42$ g 120 .28S Blcbmcnl 52 86 .t4l lS ba IIIIOUnced. All lnteralled llO, BlqJped lloui Huntley, .Ptrllllo are Invited, Wldte, NY 112 t1l 63 ll6 .282 Wedneaday'a Reluito 159\1, United stateo CO. c_., 0t11 Ridunond aTollldo 2 115 t7q 58 lS2 .281. Butr.alo at JaekiiOIIvllie (»o.ttpon. LAS VEGAS, Ntv. (Upl)_ Home !lunl ld, rain Jinunle Roaette, 1113lh • San Nallallol lMII1t:'·M•Co¥4v, Gl. lloeheater 3 Columbua 0 'rlvo-lhlrds of the people of Dlqo, Clllt. ouiJiolnled Freel 30; l'bua 2fJ H. Loulavme 7 ~.. 2 moUDiaillOua Guatemala live Hlll'IUdlz, 185, Las Vepa (IO). ~~~~ tban halt-a-moe above Aaren. llnYta IIIII llanlcs, Cuba · 211 llluftll, Plrllea IIIII aea len!. · llal!!.l.•~~ 211: NELSON RECALLED • ......,__ L-•· F B-.,. O.o\!(LAND, Cllif. (UPI) .t:-.-'...., ...-!'; ' -·-..,. · .. - Nil...,, wllo - • It; lfarnl..... Red Salr • -.~~-- " _.r 11; 11or111a 'rtaera 27; JaebfA cOIIWiled a 1-l record Willi A•• 21; hnU 0r1o1u 20 1\llllmore before baiiW Olllilllled ' . aiW ' · 11 ,- • · , . to Roc;hellar or tbe ~.......~...}1~ . ,,_ al. ,~ m Juij M, 111!1 ' ... '-:?"' ~· ... pov!", GI-,. keined "" the Oriole• w-aMII '17; • 3!oD, ·and WUI .... a · "' ' ' ~ 8lj ~... lladl fr· ,daY ""'" ,catcher Andy ~ 1'11111 ill. ·,'' '·• ~ 1111 Placed 011 lili l!mtl;,_ dioa,bl!ld . Uat Willi a broken - . lllllolde In IJio rlafiP IIUd. ~~. 17 Proflltt, Mason, on Vic~; Steve PoweU, Racine, on Joe; Amy Huaton, 8yr1cuae, on Black Jack. Western Pleasure Horse- I . '• Jonea, }'red Wllltlleid for udid Rldl and Jot Corralea, au boncb ~ 0.... llltatoi. "He &Ill doubl.a by Whltfttlcl IIIII c:or. llll'llllrl Who •ere Drooled III- oil of .lhtm ln lrialer trldti." ·ralos. ·"lt'a ~ Ume t did • Io dutY In nplacement for au. J... o OOIIIrlhutoc! I lbrtwun Udac/' Aid WhJ.tfteid. -"I Wll 11W I'OIIIlli'o, lll1Pd ,. .., Ato- hiiiDor durliW • 6iuMuo fourtll ianta Braw pill:hlnc few aown lllllr.r iihlcb oamo at tbe ox- ~ to 'lhlr* I'd..-.. au lll1 hl!~ .in "I'~ ttabilne." l)ltoi lnd drow homo oil the penae at Phil Nlakro. WhiUiild ba~ at a .400 plua rlllll In the 7-4 v1ctocy The Rilla addtcl thea ojber \cl4l to 111M! ' the Rella In thO day nflbt II Clncinnoti'a era.. three runs ott Ken Job111011 In G...,.!ruit Le1aue plo,y lut loy Field. the elah1il lnnlne ....,.. ·· ~hoy "I . - thank Bob llollllm ·~ . bunched lour hits,. I~ Corraieo ...ltnbutoc! a alr.rle IIIII two douhloa as the Redo ~~~:~: Plainl. ·tll'l Miaa Tlmldn; Jeff j ' ~k S.¥~... Childs Traded To Cards -ar • Leoalin ponies - (eech racelved ' ' AMERICAN LEA,GIJE CINCINNATI (UPI) - . Mel I W. L. , Pc~ 08 Queen, on the dlabled llat Ga o,trolt ·1e 43 line, the second monlh or the IIIJH- 118 19 .581 7 aeaaon, wiU teal'bla III!IW arm ljOi;:'" • 85 55 •542 U'h tonll!ht when the Cincinnati tl.voland M 58 .525 13\1 R'eda moot the Cletilird InOoJdanil 81 57 .517 lflh diana In an lildllbltion pmo' 11 ?(lnMu eo .uj 1311 Cleveland before 1lley cmllnue !IO'lf Ylll'k 51 1!0 .47! lll'h to .C III...., Where ther wiU •• c,1llanda 53 18 .us 28 oume lbelr battle for 10cond Waahlqjton ~ 73 .311 31\1 place with tbe CUbo. Wodneoday's Result& Ollcqo 5 llooton 3, lat, di7 ·aon, ·.~ on Dolly; Te~ en Gt:ioCh, MlnoravDle, Gnloll,.. I Top Braves FOr Second straight·· ,,. "';~tl f { ·-- .. JOIII!l' ·--· , ...,.. ; . loll11 lnduted · .,, C!>Mle, tldrdp . , <11{'0; on at, .. ' II. ,...,.., Poobel'Ol', 011 QueoiQ' ",\" • ~.... · ' •, ;,.lllnk.: During 134th Providence IIJ,\0.1 DollPite . Horoe ohO!o . no • - "l"';,!;.,;., ' , . tiP ~he Deuoo; bin Ellno~ .itternoon ot, tbe Mila• , elw, '"'JIJII"""":r~~~~ "ie:rt.onPrlnee;SdlronWU. ~-...... -·Glouater, Gil "'"' ...,...y · • · . h I' ~-1 10 cllssu In ·lht.' lit8d, pQ,y -' Don sboil. ·.·. . , Wes~e P1t10111, n. Plllaant,.Gn ~":·w 11 ~ Rlem'e, 011 tart, on Prince; ~n w~~ W!Jmeta Jnclude<l: ( Firat Gl-. 1 . .· •-. , · ye • , ; ·M\ddiepcjrt, . on Roekll;.. Wl'1 throoJii, llllh place, reapeCII.,... Y= Horse _ · · · Mt.H . JIOraemanibtp tlan _ on . ' ~ . , . ·, It . •-clie JOe· r,..~ Rex• Jttl'l')' x.wts, Clifton, see- steel, . .om~1 9D ~ , 'Tex. . ~ .,r ~ Jones; Slllde; 011 S\lllo cind ti>ntylbreeentrle&). ·~lite .toish8lt. P01110r~, 011 ·• 1!.; ~ GooCh, PomOI"O¥, on l.t111t ·Iiebel; DOIIIII!o!aruel, Ra- n;.;':;e Middleport ·~ + . .' •.a .Sessions'in I . "·•:'. .• " rse ShotiJ', f ·•,· '. .. ,.r,_,. Our Trucks Are ~ulpped With TWO-WAY RADIO FOR BETTER, QUICkl::ll, MOllE EFrlCIENT SER\1CE . lEVEL ·ouT YOUR F~~UEl . OIL COSTS\ .- ' �...:·:·,....,~ ·~(!lll•.l'<!ln-~JIIliPq,tl,c~. tJ..,a.,, •AIIr. , 11. 11118. '; ., . . ~~-· Event ·Unde~y· ·· · J" I .!IA)uusoN, 'N.Y. (IJPO4aok Nlcldau ...,.1111 •"'"'' cut Ill bl.t llrllt mllll«t Whell ho tool< after the IJIGoat Pr!ze in golf todll' in tile !IPOniJW I'OWid of tbe $250,000 Weatchoater Cla11sic. Nicklaus, the eminently sueceosflll mter ll'<lln COlumbus, Ohio, lxwght a atring of two cor~eecutive l'ictories here an:l favored to make a wu • succeutul • defense of the world's richest toornament. hla triumph In llle Western ~"" twq woello .., Nleldaua OIU'IIOd t26,ooi), he In $;5,000 In tile Amorlcin G<>lf Classl< last weekerd. In half as much time here, ho can win fl;O,OOO lrd boost hloolllclal cueer earni.JW:s to $886,850. "I woo three tournaments In a rCIW ooce before," lllld Nicklaus, who was due to tee of! . In a threesome with Don January 1111 Bob Verwey thls morning. "That was in 1962, m,y FOr ' alii Gran d RUpl'ds 'I' ~· OUrnament \ ' '' . Won by Meigs Hi Student John Tannehill, 16, or Mld- April In Detroit lor the jwdor clleport, owopt the men's and title, loot to Pecora and SWeerjunior events in his second ma- ia at Grand Rapids. Two weeka ago Tamehlllswept jor table tennis bJurnament In two ......,, last Saturda,y and &In- Gle Lansing Open, defeeting day. SWearla In the nnals. Playing In the Grand Raplda, Tannehill will partic[jlate In Mich. 91mmer Open doubleellm- a lour-<lay clinic In Grand Rapblation tournament that i.lclud- Ids Aug. 15 • 19 eondu<ted by ~ U.S. ranked No. 2 n.u SWeor- world-lamed coach Oglmura of la, 22, Grand Raplda, and No. J8pllll, former world champloo. 3, Damy Pocora, 23, Chicago, Ho wUI return to Columbea Aug. the Melp High junior emerged 20 for lh more dQ'a ol dinle undefeated, taking Swearlo twice. work, also by Oglmura, for tDp The men's field Included IS- players of the east and midyear-old S. SaraiiOII, exchange west. on Aug. 28 he leaves for Toratudeot of Booton. Masa., 1967 All • Aalan junior champlm of onto, OJUrlo, where he will deBonglrok, Thialand, and holder lend hia Canadian Boys 17 and ~ the 1968 U.S. Boys 17 and Un- Under title, play on the U.S. der title. Sorasd<, wbo defeated Men's team against Canade, and Tannehill In lhe U.S. Open last make bls bid In U.S. . Canada men' a open competition. ' ,. '' '., : '\ ' '' . • '. '' ·' I ' I' , ' )' ' s. i ~. '·~· ' .t-; .f'~,~ ' L ·n·r ~ ' •t "' """: 1' ' Mrs. Jacob Heiman and ''·.· -- the weekend with Mrs. Clara Roush. tist Missiolllr}' Society met on M;s. William Nease wert to Monday eveni~ August 12, with Columbus 10 assist her s~ln­ .... Ura Morris, hostess, ather Llw arxl daughter, Mr. and Mrs. home. Included ln tlle devotions Henry Lyoos, who are moving by Mrs. Lira Custis were two back to Racine. readings, 41 God is in Heaven,"' Mr. all:l Mrs. Tom Curtis have and "That messed Hq,e," alii gone to Charleston, W, Va., where prayer. Thebusinesssesslonwu he has employment. conducted by Mrs. Ethel Smith, Mr. and Mrs. Ted Martschand chairman, and also a program son, Billy, returned to their heme with a reading, t'Bei~ An ADler- at Oneida, Ky., atter visiting her lean Parent," and poems, "We parents, Mr. and Mrs. F r e d Pass This Way But Once" and Cadle. "The Bible." Edna Pickens had Miss Alicia Knlghtstu. of eothe closh~ pnyer. During the lumbus Is a guest of her grandsocial hour, refreshments were mother, Mrs. Lavinia Simpson. aerved by theJIOsteu;l Mr. and lin. Tom Wolle and !I Mr. and Mts. llll'rioJJ Dull)l ·· Mickey are wcationing ai Myrtle have moved IDto the Brad Wolle Beach, c. hmte which IIIey purchased r&Mr. lrd Mrs. W. C. Smith and centl,y. Mrs. Wolfe has moved Jeff or Dayton were visitors or into her ilaw trailer home. Homer and Edith Hayman, saturMr. and Mrs. Henry Rouohand day• MOdred OCJ:OIIllanied by Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Alien Graham or Wanda Jacobs and daughter, Ter- Columbus were weekend guests or rl Lym, Middleport, weot tn Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Graham and Chllllcothe, Sunday, tn visit Mr. lrd Mrs. Harry Wilford. . Wright Roush, who Is hospitalIzed. By Mrs. Francis Morris The E:stlter Circle of the ~ ' 80111 Portlard Yl!f ,. la, · ~ .. ~~ ·II!• ....., ~ 1n lt412· _ arm• ,r ; ~ ' bt ' ~cllitlll Llnl. brallier "' .• Orllt reu: 'on 1bt ,11m, ,..,.. I ,;,n ·iho W(!rld ~ oi ,GOI~ liMi Soatde 0Hn IIIII · Uu! (\len. · . '·. ~ '1111:·• · · R~Ye!>. . e~ · Amok! Palmer, Wlnleas 1tnee aocurlllu the II<* Hope Classic -l,y thla Jo!al JIPillll a cloiJaro year IIIII out of tho tDp 10 in an ...,. ...-taini.J muat he the earninga, waa llt:Wled with hll molt ambllklus and ~ve 72 Wednesdll'. He a<lualb' abat ultl ~ralnlai' Pl'OII'OM Ia mua 70 but was uses sed a IUal IUDdl blatol)'. stroke perally when his Clddy For ·lllllt . . - , the vonlure kicked tho ball oo the ,..... ol LID& 6 co•. ,.,- he tbe 1noat hole. ambllioua lraln!DJ proJo<t eyer The Westchester was contest--.nptecl In 0111' pori "' the ed lor the llrst time last year tmaelmont bulllneso. and gained Immediate natorlot;y . Last January, Lint ldvertleed when roln washed out Pial !or In the Woll Stra.t Jouraa1 _. three consecutive days. oilier n......,_.o, for ,..i';. trainee•, orrmns them $1o,oooa yeer and - a e s' ofltr - · Keno Ridge News Notes Mr. and Mrs. Bill Bohr visited a recent Sunday with his parents, Mr. lrd Mr ~ Maynard Bah r. They left last week for a vacatillll In St. Louts. Mr. lrd Mrs. Bobby Conroy or Miami, Fla., visitedthepastweek with his mother, Mrs. Alice Dodson, Mr. and Mrs. Erro1 Conroy, Hugh COnroy ani Mr. ond Mrs. George Conroy, Jr. and daughter, Kimberly came over tcom Akron lor the weekord. Mr. lrd Mrs. Art Kasper and sister, Clara, visited Tuesday with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. M. L, Bohr. Kelll\)' Parker won $2,000 in some fingers smashed. Mrs.. Louise Farley's sister, Mr. aJ¥1 Mrs. Laurence Farley and ch.Udren. visited her recen!-- 1.!. Mr. and Mrs. William Rose aoo son, Billy, came SuOOay from Co- lumbus to attend the Loqr Bottom reunion. Mrs. Glerma Milhoan ac- WebW ·~ · , od did not monlian mUiual funds, but It did w thoae selacted _..d be Ollabled to Uve and work In their bome - s . It alio uld lhiiY must be m.. 111cceasful In wilateYor tbey happened to be clolni for a IIvlng. MIIQY Interested The ad drew 2,400 replleo aod 42 were selacted after screenlag. A elaos or 39 lll'llllsted Tlwrsdll' (Aug. 15) after six month• of lnteostve lllull;y. Grawatea Included ono mll· llonslre pushing 60 wbu has a $40,000 a year Income !rom divldends, a lawyer, a landa:~~:ape erchltec~ several baseball play." era and several Air Force ptlote. During the alx-mmth course they "'"" separated from their famlll•s oxcept 011 woekonclo. It BeD Waa Hlddea During the British 'attack on Philadelphia, the Liberty BeD was removed by wagon to Allentown, Pa., where it wao housed In the basement of a church. After the Brllish evacuated Philadelphia the followIng year, the bell was returned to its former place. enter the hospital. Mrs. Clara Milhoan atterdecl Mrs. Hilda Hunt called on Mrs. a 4-H st;yle show at Middleport. carolyn Koenig who moved thslr Miss ·Elaine Milhoan and P"Jliy trailer to the Ridge recently. and Heidi Milhoan, oil 4-11111<!11>"' Blaine Mllhoonpaikedhio'eombers, model~ elotbl~ blne Sunday alter combining 35 Mr, and Mn. Maynard Bahr acres !or his neighbors and himcoiled on Mr. and Mrs. Earnest selL Bohr, Rt. 7, Sunday. Jack COnroy lrd doughier lrd Joining the COnroy a fisldng sOO>-tn-law, Mr. and Mrs. Rodney at the h,... of Mrs. Allee Dod- Springer and daughter, Malinda, son, Sunday, were Mr. and Mrs. Columbus, atteOOed a gather'Curtis Wolfe, Mr. and. Mrs. Hart- at Mrs. Dodson's on SUnday, man arxl. children of Chester. - Glenna Mi11Ken -v. ..ur.e,.,· course and ~ tfallable eram Uve tllrrllorlti - thefr bomt couraaa II! - ,.....~ ule""""- - s . -~ · Ia .~ .. In a 11eit ot ' ablp, pobUc ~ tauo, apedaJI1 ,jlureha;ed . ~ '' ..... palnlod a llillnctl•• blue. · Property ' . Let us help you enjoy a bargain in deener living. It In 1914 the American teuel Ancon passed l'rom the Atlamic &o the Pacific <ke1111 ud tbe tJ'anama Canal Wal olllcially apened. In 1935 comedian WW Rogen and aviator WUey P.,t were killed when their plane crashed Ia Aluka. In 1945 the United States filled wartime gasollne ratlc. ciOein't cost, it pays to have your Heating end Air COnditioning ay... tern deened r1!9'1lerly. Meigs, Gallia, Mason end adjoining counties hill this LARGE a.EANING SYSTEM which has been designed to give you the best 1n cleaneng service at the lowest poasible cost • • reduce costly fuel and repair bills . . helps save on redecoretlng ex· penses . . reduces fire hazards. NO MUSS, NO FUSS. We take All the dirt in one simple operation. For the best in special equipment, experienced OP'f'ltorl, ~~~~le prices and work guaranteed, CALL OR WRITE US r "' ' ,/ ''.• :.:.k~ ' 1·• .l D..-... . I . . PT. 'PLEASAHf - The ' Ma-~~ti&il. . Mil ....,..., the follow!'ns recoml""ftddlllano for ompl~tlll of TIUt I ESEA periORDel for the lHB..et. l!!hoolyeer: l'l'Oiram Dlreetor - B I II y ' lltlele; ProJo<t aecre1ar1- Datil · : i41Jea; Social Worker - Jeane S, Baker; Materials clerk- Mary v. Vanllorn; cu- (part limo); MMOrlals cantor - •a- ,,. -·.~· ~ 1.. , •• "j ~ > ' d JJUOr . ., , •' ~. • - caney. Sutton, Racine VUiage. Sarah Jean Roush, Hlrl)' E. Roush to Elva· Yoong Hudaon, Lewis R Hudson, .40acre, Chellter. Taechetl Aldol - Linda Ar&ianrllclo; , ..~• RarlfOrd; .. Marrarot Buckelew, ·Ma~ial Ed.; Gloi'l4 Coudill, Beale; Patricia Clatworthy, North PI.Pieuaat;vacancy,Cen. rlnil<>t!o tral.li!. Ed.; vaem;aey, Jlullt Dunham, Loon; W~1; Naomi Jean J.,..Il, ~enlral; Be!Q< L,ynch, Ordnence; .COralee Pyles, HOIIderaon, ~. Ed.; Carolyn Smith, Haman, Elementary; Joy Thax- Helen WUI!aJno, West Coi,Unlbla; Cheeyl w. iiiJlple, Render1011; Jesetta zirkle, .R • n; Audrq BaUer. Pl. Pleuant Jr. High; vacancy, Hannan H 1 g h; Lemona case7, Haman lUsh; .Erma (illland, Wahama; i:Jncla c. GriJiun. Wahama; Nancy Mlnton, Pl. !'laaaant Sr. 111&11; Jackle Slaaon, Wahama; Jewell Steele, Pl. l'lealllll Sr. High; Betty Wallis, Pl. l'leaaant Jr. Htih; Nina Vaug!lan, Materials canter; vacancy, New Haveni vacancy, Mt. Flower. Count;y COordinator, Carolyn Skidmore, Reeding aod A-V; Read. Teacher elem, Faie -Smith ""' CHASE HARDWARE. ~ 1S1yaaro. Atboaght lor the day; \J!owllat Allatole France Hid; 1'111 tlattared himself on belqr a -.a !ithout ~ prejudices; '·andl:jllll ' ...:-ten~lon ltsel! Is 1. -.rt ...... P,rejudlce." . LOCUST ST. 992·2511 . · I • • lie, 'l'eaeher..elfm. l'lltrlcla lite:- ~•; Mllai~TeaeliOr-Oiem~.va­ - • ~· 1!'4 T¥dler • eJ,tm. IJ!IA !liD~ a!.' ·Ed. ~elom•. · I!Oward eolo; ~. Ed. Teacber•lem ·Na\1C,)' Fields. Salarlaa ot llbove paroomel . wUI he n. _de ~~~plod IIJ.'Ift\ p._w tiJIItlod Projeetl6f. 'llil• doea not nprootnt 0111' change In aalorlel from Project 1-68. At ~ty'• n. Jail'. PLEASANT - TWo ar- reito· we•·A~It~<OUD­ t;y lal1.: Olarleo NellllO LIJlt, 22;' Pl. Pleeaant, arrell,teil 011 an ID· t.oXICIIIon cherp and Mro. Flj>e ' . Jttrera, :13, West OOiumbla, r.loolooa.aoaault wunnt. The Sherlfl'a dlllartment waa notified tha! two 1C1111011 Lakin State llolpital illnllel, ... 13year-<>ld and a U 7eer-<lld, hod escaped ll'<lln t h e hotPital The raisin !Ddustry of Call· grounds. Both yOUtho are wblte, Is fr001 Nitro, W. Va., and rornta was started by the one the other from l'lrkorsbur1(, w. Jesuit friars, priests and VL Franciscan padres. Ia.- ' '," '. ILBERFILDS IN POMIROY :DRAPERIES CARIIEI RE CUSTOM· DRAPERIES 0 IIIUr MIA, ....' . "I 0 . It . CAMDEN PARI RESERVED FRIDAY· AUGUST 16th UNTIL 5 PM FOR EMPLOYEES' .PICNIC OF THE HAMER COMP PARK OPEN TO PUBLIC ES ' wort.~ llllf ti~~~t; !rut .ICNIIIbow It ..,.,, ' .... it/" Cooperative Plans 45th Annu~ AT THI PRICI OF RUDY: MADII Meet [,HOSPITAL NEWS] PLEASANT VALLEY HO$PITAL ADMliTED: Patricia HudiClll, Pl. Plllsant; llro. Robert RitchIe, New Haven; Mrs. Alvin Bowlu, Grimm a Landlna; Reberla. Holb, Pl. PleaNm; Martha Meadows, Gallipolis Forey, Dorothy Blake, CllftGD; Mra. Edward Nibert, (loli~Jol!o Ferey. DISCIIARGED: Mrs. Donald GleiiD, Gallipolis Form Mrs. Earl McCoy, Galllpolla Form Michael Todil Aolkor, Pl. Pleal0111; Charles wn-. Middleport. 1 tae R11. su9 ,s;;IN59c TUSSY IOU oN.· DEODORANT ·' 66~ 32oz. ,. Rt~~. 29c 200-2 Ptr l9C 59 4 ' . .I . I' "• -r( '':1 ·~ . .. ' . {I . . . . • ' 'ol ' • l ;: • I • ~- t ' H, I ' 't SPECIAL SERYI(JS'FQl o.tJI ~. ' . "lc ' .' AND OTHER FAVORITES. ' ,. {!" ANTIQUE SATINS, FIBERGLAS, BOUCLES, PRINTS, SHEERS, LINENS .• ·· ·'''He ""OUR ORAPERIES 'IIt.::L BE .COMPLETED WITHIN AVERY SHORT PERIODDECORATOR FOLDEO-READY TO. HANG AND ENJOY 1 "'" •. ' . . . -INSTA-CUBE . • LAIIID AND 'cfliLPRENS REST •ooll · ' 14 DAYS ONLY August 16 to August 31 e CHOOSE FROM~OU~ HUGE SELECTION OF NEWEST FABRICS AND COLORS • 8.95 VALUE ' ' DURING OUR CUSTO DRAPERY SALE '\ 69~ pair 1:'. I: 20% OFF BABY PANTS '• ltJ 1966 the Nt~w J.' 'lrk Herald 1'rlbuoll went out of busineu .I ... ' ...; f I Is Appr(Jved ,by '! . . •' .:, Rea. $1.29 quarter. The mornirw star is Saturn. The evenifl star is Venus. On thl• day In history: 't;t •' . "''"t' ,: . ,:\ garet Klekel1 cert. for tr·&DL, (Limit 1) Today Is Thursday, Aug. 15, the 228th day of 1968 with !38 to follow. The moon Is In Its 1ut . ..,, ,) . >. ., J' .. · :~.. '< . ••ata Q18rt Size TilE ALMANAC " ~ .: se Clf4DY lARS . MILl MAGNESIA FACIAL.TISSUES OR clfEYiiNG · ·· By United Preu. lnternatlonal ~' .., .. 'f ' Tbomal, Gladya E. 'lbomao, lot, ado l'lft'ltlllnl .,.S tra!JdacPomero,y. IIJ.'Ift\, porll,y heeouH he bel Alvin Reed, Roxie lleedtolllau- boon IIIUnl bT f r . . crltl~ . rice lleed, DobrmaD Reed, Malo- c!ID! of the aaeurltloo Invest1ne ll!;>re, flivld Reed, 40aereo, meat'lncllotry for ratlure In Ill ouw. respJOslbU!tY to lllo Bobby Joe Wolle, Teasle J. plbllc ade!llalel7 alJout IICIII'IWolle to Olarlas W. Curllnan, Ilea. . Jr., BetQ< Curflnan, 30 acres, lJng alto IBid' It wCuld be Sutton. excellont bullnela, that Uu! 10Ray Barber, Jr., Shirley Bar- phiadcated ulea force ha ereber to Frank wens, Sldrley ated _..d br!nl him back Ida Wells, :Ph acrea, ouVe. lllllROJI fairly promjllly .,.. 11. 11, Johnson, Martha Jano build a ~!)lid futurt tor bli Johnson to standard 00 Co.,loto, COIJIIIIIIY'I mutual fund buidMiddleport. James H, Rickman, Patricia A. Riclanan, Andrew De COy, BetQ< n.coy, Gary 'North111, caro1yn Northup, Odla Burrta, Josephlne BurriatnStandarcl 00 Co., lots, Mlddlepori. Alva a Clark, PhyUia J. Clark to Richard A. Grlmn, Genldino Giiffln. one acre, Oranp. WUUoiln T. Gruoser, Flora Dell Grueaer to C<>lumbes and Soulbern Ohio Electric Co., Iota, Mlddelport. Andrew Harris, dec., to Mar- R111. $1.39 Thomu StiBI!j) or Akron and Jame• TOIJI of Barberton spent ' (1. ·' , .'r· ,· , b;'a; OJibo bi'f~~ brobrlae firm tbai ••· w• cbael LID& llld M dadded to Harriet Donovan to Richard w. ll!iond ball a mllllol;' dollari oa ' ·> I ·i, " ·,)" Transfers Reg. 1.00 sale, left Saturday eveni~ ), .'If . ~ ~""1iupi · lJD&· I r.n. ~· 111 0,1111 --"'•• f\Uida11oi;A. II ,...,,..., ib · SPRAY DEODORANT dl~ I · "ret 47 for Huntington to attend a wed- . . . 1'wo~Noted 7 au_FFERIN r-......;;;.,.,.1 ; -=-e--=-~----=:....:....:.1 M•111on Pushbutton 'REG. $1.00 C. CUclder, Rutland. Mrs. Curtis Gambleand a lady lrlend of Belle Glade, Flo., were JUO•ts of Mrs. Clara Roush lrd flailed Mrs. ._e Wilcoxen It Elmwood Rest Home, Coohille. Mr. and Mrs. Crltt Bradford visited Mrs. Laura Sayre and Mrs. Jane CunpbeJ1 at Heizer Hospital, Sunday. Mr. an:t Mrs. Critt Bradford, Jr. of Worthington here to con1 · . ,., "'. bqllt a HOI Cll tjie N~ u~ · or s.euliOn~~ lfltr .~ ~. cintJ ~to .,.,..... - thlo. Ilea Wller1 h~ ' r.-. ~ ~ ' - ~1,1 , 1 LIN: • & .~ . .... U1 • . · , ·ji,e N"' .(:ol - Ill ,_ do .luH mutiiil· · · · .. Y o r k )llllllllte ol · F'inlftce ilale1 01r to their ,__; Pa., Mr. and Mrs. Vernal Blackwood of Minersville and Mr. C. · duct lliti!,, i!fonl, IIQIII! Aut · ~ -· ~ ' l!lttila... ~ ,.. ·~: ~-.,· ~~·~'·~;-: ··. ,;"';_· .;~-~ ...~4J.''~p.. ·~~· to P!PTO IISilOL a daughter, Janice or Philadelphia, ' a ,~ ~-,c~ for tau~ ~~~ 1*1• tdn, Arbuckle; vacaney, Beectl Readlns Teactier..elem. M a r 7 IWI; Clarice Wallace, Maoon; J>oilell; R~ .T,eael!er,.lem. . Emeollee Whittington, Rooae- Rlbt«o Buckn!lr; R e ·a 4 I D8 vtlt; Mary WJIU8h, MI. Olive; 'faaci!Jr....,d. Katie Smi~; Mil· companied them. The absent of several regular attendants was The Fugio cent or 1787 was noted. At that time, Mrs. Rushie the 6rst coin specifically auStalnaker, Mrs. Tress& ~aln, thorized tor issuance in the Mr. arxt Mrs. Herbert Swan alkl United States . Clyde Lawrence were hospitalized with Mr. Edsil scheduled to sons, Clifford Charles and Mark l . >t .... ,... ,. ~ ·:;·· . .·!!Ol'P'I'+'' •llfe>l~ifhG'In& , '' ..nii ~·~'Teln""'Yl\QiL The .mlli • lisd to ,~ ·,lllo . 'l'lii• ~ ...... iiiMie,bf - ~ IIICIIIcl~ . ¥Nr• . ~N"' Y¢< ~ Jl:ltc~ alid ·Ill• a.l.'lll oil-.;~,U d;· ployaao ""lhm' taJ!Iilil!l · ~- . plellng 1 lllx..moath ..,.....;. The ~James, Pittsburgh, Pa., and ·, ', ~- ATTEND THE 105th spent a week in Chleqo visiting .der daughter, Kay Rolman, and her slater, Mrs. Helen GUleslie and flmib. Weekend guests or Mr. and Mra. Hobart Bryson were Mr. and Mrs. Clll!ord Bryson lrd ' ' ,r·., tho Suhto c011test. Larry Farley received a harKl Injury while ot hi• work. He had Racine Social ~vents '· ' ~· J '·- \ • .• j • .,., ' ~A~ERI~S OR THREE 41NJJ~ f~~RICS. BRING . ~:\ · AND · D,o·. tHE REST;' \' QUALITY WORKMANSHIP-NIUHORT cuts.;.YOU GET DOUBLE TOPS AND ~.OlTOMS, TRI~L.E TACKED.:PLEATING, WEIGHTED .• .. AND PER~~EN~ eti~Klt4fk£Ablt(GS. ,, ' ' o\' . ' , ' I. ' • • <' ' �...:·:·,....,~ ·~(!lll•.l'<!ln-~JIIliPq,tl,c~. tJ..,a.,, •AIIr. , 11. 11118. '; ., . . ~~-· Event ·Unde~y· ·· · J" I .!IA)uusoN, 'N.Y. (IJPO4aok Nlcldau ...,.1111 •"'"'' cut Ill bl.t llrllt mllll«t Whell ho tool< after the IJIGoat Pr!ze in golf todll' in tile !IPOniJW I'OWid of tbe $250,000 Weatchoater Cla11sic. Nicklaus, the eminently sueceosflll mter ll'<lln COlumbus, Ohio, lxwght a atring of two cor~eecutive l'ictories here an:l favored to make a wu • succeutul • defense of the world's richest toornament. hla triumph In llle Western ~"" twq woello .., Nleldaua OIU'IIOd t26,ooi), he In $;5,000 In tile Amorlcin G<>lf Classl< last weekerd. In half as much time here, ho can win fl;O,OOO lrd boost hloolllclal cueer earni.JW:s to $886,850. "I woo three tournaments In a rCIW ooce before," lllld Nicklaus, who was due to tee of! . In a threesome with Don January 1111 Bob Verwey thls morning. "That was in 1962, m,y FOr ' alii Gran d RUpl'ds 'I' ~· OUrnament \ ' '' . Won by Meigs Hi Student John Tannehill, 16, or Mld- April In Detroit lor the jwdor clleport, owopt the men's and title, loot to Pecora and SWeerjunior events in his second ma- ia at Grand Rapids. Two weeka ago Tamehlllswept jor table tennis bJurnament In two ......,, last Saturda,y and &In- Gle Lansing Open, defeeting day. SWearla In the nnals. Playing In the Grand Raplda, Tannehill will partic[jlate In Mich. 91mmer Open doubleellm- a lour-<lay clinic In Grand Rapblation tournament that i.lclud- Ids Aug. 15 • 19 eondu<ted by ~ U.S. ranked No. 2 n.u SWeor- world-lamed coach Oglmura of la, 22, Grand Raplda, and No. J8pllll, former world champloo. 3, Damy Pocora, 23, Chicago, Ho wUI return to Columbea Aug. the Melp High junior emerged 20 for lh more dQ'a ol dinle undefeated, taking Swearlo twice. work, also by Oglmura, for tDp The men's field Included IS- players of the east and midyear-old S. SaraiiOII, exchange west. on Aug. 28 he leaves for Toratudeot of Booton. Masa., 1967 All • Aalan junior champlm of onto, OJUrlo, where he will deBonglrok, Thialand, and holder lend hia Canadian Boys 17 and ~ the 1968 U.S. Boys 17 and Un- Under title, play on the U.S. der title. Sorasd<, wbo defeated Men's team against Canade, and Tannehill In lhe U.S. Open last make bls bid In U.S. . Canada men' a open competition. ' ,. '' '., : '\ ' '' . • '. '' ·' I ' I' , ' )' ' s. i ~. '·~· ' .t-; .f'~,~ ' L ·n·r ~ ' •t "' """: 1' ' Mrs. Jacob Heiman and ''·.· -- the weekend with Mrs. Clara Roush. tist Missiolllr}' Society met on M;s. William Nease wert to Monday eveni~ August 12, with Columbus 10 assist her s~ln­ .... Ura Morris, hostess, ather Llw arxl daughter, Mr. and Mrs. home. Included ln tlle devotions Henry Lyoos, who are moving by Mrs. Lira Custis were two back to Racine. readings, 41 God is in Heaven,"' Mr. all:l Mrs. Tom Curtis have and "That messed Hq,e," alii gone to Charleston, W, Va., where prayer. Thebusinesssesslonwu he has employment. conducted by Mrs. Ethel Smith, Mr. and Mrs. Ted Martschand chairman, and also a program son, Billy, returned to their heme with a reading, t'Bei~ An ADler- at Oneida, Ky., atter visiting her lean Parent," and poems, "We parents, Mr. and Mrs. F r e d Pass This Way But Once" and Cadle. "The Bible." Edna Pickens had Miss Alicia Knlghtstu. of eothe closh~ pnyer. During the lumbus Is a guest of her grandsocial hour, refreshments were mother, Mrs. Lavinia Simpson. aerved by theJIOsteu;l Mr. and lin. Tom Wolle and !I Mr. and Mts. llll'rioJJ Dull)l ·· Mickey are wcationing ai Myrtle have moved IDto the Brad Wolle Beach, c. hmte which IIIey purchased r&Mr. lrd Mrs. W. C. Smith and centl,y. Mrs. Wolfe has moved Jeff or Dayton were visitors or into her ilaw trailer home. Homer and Edith Hayman, saturMr. and Mrs. Henry Rouohand day• MOdred OCJ:OIIllanied by Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Alien Graham or Wanda Jacobs and daughter, Ter- Columbus were weekend guests or rl Lym, Middleport, weot tn Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Graham and Chllllcothe, Sunday, tn visit Mr. lrd Mrs. Harry Wilford. . Wright Roush, who Is hospitalIzed. By Mrs. Francis Morris The E:stlter Circle of the ~ ' 80111 Portlard Yl!f ,. la, · ~ .. ~~ ·II!• ....., ~ 1n lt412· _ arm• ,r ; ~ ' bt ' ~cllitlll Llnl. brallier "' .• Orllt reu: 'on 1bt ,11m, ,..,.. I ,;,n ·iho W(!rld ~ oi ,GOI~ liMi Soatde 0Hn IIIII · Uu! (\len. · . '·. ~ '1111:·• · · R~Ye!>. . e~ · Amok! Palmer, Wlnleas 1tnee aocurlllu the II<* Hope Classic -l,y thla Jo!al JIPillll a cloiJaro year IIIII out of tho tDp 10 in an ...,. ...-taini.J muat he the earninga, waa llt:Wled with hll molt ambllklus and ~ve 72 Wednesdll'. He a<lualb' abat ultl ~ralnlai' Pl'OII'OM Ia mua 70 but was uses sed a IUal IUDdl blatol)'. stroke perally when his Clddy For ·lllllt . . - , the vonlure kicked tho ball oo the ,..... ol LID& 6 co•. ,.,- he tbe 1noat hole. ambllioua lraln!DJ proJo<t eyer The Westchester was contest--.nptecl In 0111' pori "' the ed lor the llrst time last year tmaelmont bulllneso. and gained Immediate natorlot;y . Last January, Lint ldvertleed when roln washed out Pial !or In the Woll Stra.t Jouraa1 _. three consecutive days. oilier n......,_.o, for ,..i';. trainee•, orrmns them $1o,oooa yeer and - a e s' ofltr - · Keno Ridge News Notes Mr. and Mrs. Bill Bohr visited a recent Sunday with his parents, Mr. lrd Mr ~ Maynard Bah r. They left last week for a vacatillll In St. Louts. Mr. lrd Mrs. Bobby Conroy or Miami, Fla., visitedthepastweek with his mother, Mrs. Alice Dodson, Mr. and Mrs. Erro1 Conroy, Hugh COnroy ani Mr. ond Mrs. George Conroy, Jr. and daughter, Kimberly came over tcom Akron lor the weekord. Mr. lrd Mrs. Art Kasper and sister, Clara, visited Tuesday with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. M. L, Bohr. Kelll\)' Parker won $2,000 in some fingers smashed. Mrs.. Louise Farley's sister, Mr. aJ¥1 Mrs. Laurence Farley and ch.Udren. visited her recen!-- 1.!. Mr. and Mrs. William Rose aoo son, Billy, came SuOOay from Co- lumbus to attend the Loqr Bottom reunion. Mrs. Glerma Milhoan ac- WebW ·~ · , od did not monlian mUiual funds, but It did w thoae selacted _..d be Ollabled to Uve and work In their bome - s . It alio uld lhiiY must be m.. 111cceasful In wilateYor tbey happened to be clolni for a IIvlng. MIIQY Interested The ad drew 2,400 replleo aod 42 were selacted after screenlag. A elaos or 39 lll'llllsted Tlwrsdll' (Aug. 15) after six month• of lnteostve lllull;y. Grawatea Included ono mll· llonslre pushing 60 wbu has a $40,000 a year Income !rom divldends, a lawyer, a landa:~~:ape erchltec~ several baseball play." era and several Air Force ptlote. During the alx-mmth course they "'"" separated from their famlll•s oxcept 011 woekonclo. It BeD Waa Hlddea During the British 'attack on Philadelphia, the Liberty BeD was removed by wagon to Allentown, Pa., where it wao housed In the basement of a church. After the Brllish evacuated Philadelphia the followIng year, the bell was returned to its former place. enter the hospital. Mrs. Clara Milhoan atterdecl Mrs. Hilda Hunt called on Mrs. a 4-H st;yle show at Middleport. carolyn Koenig who moved thslr Miss ·Elaine Milhoan and P"Jliy trailer to the Ridge recently. and Heidi Milhoan, oil 4-11111<!11>"' Blaine Mllhoonpaikedhio'eombers, model~ elotbl~ blne Sunday alter combining 35 Mr, and Mn. Maynard Bahr acres !or his neighbors and himcoiled on Mr. and Mrs. Earnest selL Bohr, Rt. 7, Sunday. Jack COnroy lrd doughier lrd Joining the COnroy a fisldng sOO>-tn-law, Mr. and Mrs. Rodney at the h,... of Mrs. Allee Dod- Springer and daughter, Malinda, son, Sunday, were Mr. and Mrs. Columbus, atteOOed a gather'Curtis Wolfe, Mr. and. Mrs. Hart- at Mrs. Dodson's on SUnday, man arxl. children of Chester. - Glenna Mi11Ken -v. ..ur.e,.,· course and ~ tfallable eram Uve tllrrllorlti - thefr bomt couraaa II! - ,.....~ ule""""- - s . -~ · Ia .~ .. In a 11eit ot ' ablp, pobUc ~ tauo, apedaJI1 ,jlureha;ed . ~ '' ..... palnlod a llillnctl•• blue. · Property ' . Let us help you enjoy a bargain in deener living. It In 1914 the American teuel Ancon passed l'rom the Atlamic &o the Pacific <ke1111 ud tbe tJ'anama Canal Wal olllcially apened. In 1935 comedian WW Rogen and aviator WUey P.,t were killed when their plane crashed Ia Aluka. In 1945 the United States filled wartime gasollne ratlc. ciOein't cost, it pays to have your Heating end Air COnditioning ay... tern deened r1!9'1lerly. Meigs, Gallia, Mason end adjoining counties hill this LARGE a.EANING SYSTEM which has been designed to give you the best 1n cleaneng service at the lowest poasible cost • • reduce costly fuel and repair bills . . helps save on redecoretlng ex· penses . . reduces fire hazards. NO MUSS, NO FUSS. We take All the dirt in one simple operation. For the best in special equipment, experienced OP'f'ltorl, ~~~~le prices and work guaranteed, CALL OR WRITE US r "' ' ,/ ''.• :.:.k~ ' 1·• .l D..-... . I . . PT. 'PLEASAHf - The ' Ma-~~ti&il. . Mil ....,..., the follow!'ns recoml""ftddlllano for ompl~tlll of TIUt I ESEA periORDel for the lHB..et. l!!hoolyeer: l'l'Oiram Dlreetor - B I II y ' lltlele; ProJo<t aecre1ar1- Datil · : i41Jea; Social Worker - Jeane S, Baker; Materials clerk- Mary v. Vanllorn; cu- (part limo); MMOrlals cantor - •a- ,,. -·.~· ~ 1.. , •• "j ~ > ' d JJUOr . ., , •' ~. • - caney. Sutton, Racine VUiage. Sarah Jean Roush, Hlrl)' E. Roush to Elva· Yoong Hudaon, Lewis R Hudson, .40acre, Chellter. Taechetl Aldol - Linda Ar&ianrllclo; , ..~• RarlfOrd; .. Marrarot Buckelew, ·Ma~ial Ed.; Gloi'l4 Coudill, Beale; Patricia Clatworthy, North PI.Pieuaat;vacancy,Cen. rlnil<>t!o tral.li!. Ed.; vaem;aey, Jlullt Dunham, Loon; W~1; Naomi Jean J.,..Il, ~enlral; Be!Q< L,ynch, Ordnence; .COralee Pyles, HOIIderaon, ~. Ed.; Carolyn Smith, Haman, Elementary; Joy Thax- Helen WUI!aJno, West Coi,Unlbla; Cheeyl w. iiiJlple, Render1011; Jesetta zirkle, .R • n; Audrq BaUer. Pl. Pleuant Jr. High; vacancy, Hannan H 1 g h; Lemona case7, Haman lUsh; .Erma (illland, Wahama; i:Jncla c. GriJiun. Wahama; Nancy Mlnton, Pl. !'laaaant Sr. 111&11; Jackle Slaaon, Wahama; Jewell Steele, Pl. l'lealllll Sr. High; Betty Wallis, Pl. l'leaaant Jr. Htih; Nina Vaug!lan, Materials canter; vacancy, New Haveni vacancy, Mt. Flower. Count;y COordinator, Carolyn Skidmore, Reeding aod A-V; Read. Teacher elem, Faie -Smith ""' CHASE HARDWARE. ~ 1S1yaaro. Atboaght lor the day; \J!owllat Allatole France Hid; 1'111 tlattared himself on belqr a -.a !ithout ~ prejudices; '·andl:jllll ' ...:-ten~lon ltsel! Is 1. -.rt ...... P,rejudlce." . LOCUST ST. 992·2511 . · I • • lie, 'l'eaeher..elfm. l'lltrlcla lite:- ~•; Mllai~TeaeliOr-Oiem~.va­ - • ~· 1!'4 T¥dler • eJ,tm. IJ!IA !liD~ a!.' ·Ed. ~elom•. · I!Oward eolo; ~. Ed. Teacber•lem ·Na\1C,)' Fields. Salarlaa ot llbove paroomel . wUI he n. _de ~~~plod IIJ.'Ift\ p._w tiJIItlod Projeetl6f. 'llil• doea not nprootnt 0111' change In aalorlel from Project 1-68. At ~ty'• n. Jail'. PLEASANT - TWo ar- reito· we•·A~It~<OUD­ t;y lal1.: Olarleo NellllO LIJlt, 22;' Pl. Pleeaant, arrell,teil 011 an ID· t.oXICIIIon cherp and Mro. Flj>e ' . Jttrera, :13, West OOiumbla, r.loolooa.aoaault wunnt. The Sherlfl'a dlllartment waa notified tha! two 1C1111011 Lakin State llolpital illnllel, ... 13year-<>ld and a U 7eer-<lld, hod escaped ll'<lln t h e hotPital The raisin !Ddustry of Call· grounds. Both yOUtho are wblte, Is fr001 Nitro, W. Va., and rornta was started by the one the other from l'lrkorsbur1(, w. Jesuit friars, priests and VL Franciscan padres. Ia.- ' '," '. ILBERFILDS IN POMIROY :DRAPERIES CARIIEI RE CUSTOM· DRAPERIES 0 IIIUr MIA, ....' . "I 0 . It . CAMDEN PARI RESERVED FRIDAY· AUGUST 16th UNTIL 5 PM FOR EMPLOYEES' .PICNIC OF THE HAMER COMP PARK OPEN TO PUBLIC ES ' wort.~ llllf ti~~~t; !rut .ICNIIIbow It ..,.,, ' .... it/" Cooperative Plans 45th Annu~ AT THI PRICI OF RUDY: MADII Meet [,HOSPITAL NEWS] PLEASANT VALLEY HO$PITAL ADMliTED: Patricia HudiClll, Pl. Plllsant; llro. Robert RitchIe, New Haven; Mrs. Alvin Bowlu, Grimm a Landlna; Reberla. Holb, Pl. PleaNm; Martha Meadows, Gallipolis Forey, Dorothy Blake, CllftGD; Mra. Edward Nibert, (loli~Jol!o Ferey. DISCIIARGED: Mrs. Donald GleiiD, Gallipolis Form Mrs. Earl McCoy, Galllpolla Form Michael Todil Aolkor, Pl. Pleal0111; Charles wn-. Middleport. 1 tae R11. su9 ,s;;IN59c TUSSY IOU oN.· DEODORANT ·' 66~ 32oz. ,. Rt~~. 29c 200-2 Ptr l9C 59 4 ' . .I . I' "• -r( '':1 ·~ . .. ' . {I . . . . • ' 'ol ' • l ;: • I • ~- t ' H, I ' 't SPECIAL SERYI(JS'FQl o.tJI ~. ' . "lc ' .' AND OTHER FAVORITES. ' ,. {!" ANTIQUE SATINS, FIBERGLAS, BOUCLES, PRINTS, SHEERS, LINENS .• ·· ·'''He ""OUR ORAPERIES 'IIt.::L BE .COMPLETED WITHIN AVERY SHORT PERIODDECORATOR FOLDEO-READY TO. HANG AND ENJOY 1 "'" •. ' . . . -INSTA-CUBE . • LAIIID AND 'cfliLPRENS REST •ooll · ' 14 DAYS ONLY August 16 to August 31 e CHOOSE FROM~OU~ HUGE SELECTION OF NEWEST FABRICS AND COLORS • 8.95 VALUE ' ' DURING OUR CUSTO DRAPERY SALE '\ 69~ pair 1:'. I: 20% OFF BABY PANTS '• ltJ 1966 the Nt~w J.' 'lrk Herald 1'rlbuoll went out of busineu .I ... ' ...; f I Is Appr(Jved ,by '! . . •' .:, Rea. $1.29 quarter. The mornirw star is Saturn. The evenifl star is Venus. On thl• day In history: 't;t •' . "''"t' ,: . ,:\ garet Klekel1 cert. for tr·&DL, (Limit 1) Today Is Thursday, Aug. 15, the 228th day of 1968 with !38 to follow. The moon Is In Its 1ut . ..,, ,) . >. ., J' .. · :~.. '< . ••ata Q18rt Size TilE ALMANAC " ~ .: se Clf4DY lARS . MILl MAGNESIA FACIAL.TISSUES OR clfEYiiNG · ·· By United Preu. lnternatlonal ~' .., .. 'f ' Tbomal, Gladya E. 'lbomao, lot, ado l'lft'ltlllnl .,.S tra!JdacPomero,y. IIJ.'Ift\, porll,y heeouH he bel Alvin Reed, Roxie lleedtolllau- boon IIIUnl bT f r . . crltl~ . rice lleed, DobrmaD Reed, Malo- c!ID! of the aaeurltloo Invest1ne ll!;>re, flivld Reed, 40aereo, meat'lncllotry for ratlure In Ill ouw. respJOslbU!tY to lllo Bobby Joe Wolle, Teasle J. plbllc ade!llalel7 alJout IICIII'IWolle to Olarlas W. Curllnan, Ilea. . Jr., BetQ< Curflnan, 30 acres, lJng alto IBid' It wCuld be Sutton. excellont bullnela, that Uu! 10Ray Barber, Jr., Shirley Bar- phiadcated ulea force ha ereber to Frank wens, Sldrley ated _..d br!nl him back Ida Wells, :Ph acrea, ouVe. lllllROJI fairly promjllly .,.. 11. 11, Johnson, Martha Jano build a ~!)lid futurt tor bli Johnson to standard 00 Co.,loto, COIJIIIIIIY'I mutual fund buidMiddleport. James H, Rickman, Patricia A. Riclanan, Andrew De COy, BetQ< n.coy, Gary 'North111, caro1yn Northup, Odla Burrta, Josephlne BurriatnStandarcl 00 Co., lots, Mlddlepori. Alva a Clark, PhyUia J. Clark to Richard A. Grlmn, Genldino Giiffln. one acre, Oranp. WUUoiln T. Gruoser, Flora Dell Grueaer to C<>lumbes and Soulbern Ohio Electric Co., Iota, Mlddelport. Andrew Harris, dec., to Mar- R111. $1.39 Thomu StiBI!j) or Akron and Jame• TOIJI of Barberton spent ' (1. ·' , .'r· ,· , b;'a; OJibo bi'f~~ brobrlae firm tbai ••· w• cbael LID& llld M dadded to Harriet Donovan to Richard w. ll!iond ball a mllllol;' dollari oa ' ·> I ·i, " ·,)" Transfers Reg. 1.00 sale, left Saturday eveni~ ), .'If . ~ ~""1iupi · lJD&· I r.n. ~· 111 0,1111 --"'•• f\Uida11oi;A. II ,...,,..., ib · SPRAY DEODORANT dl~ I · "ret 47 for Huntington to attend a wed- . . . 1'wo~Noted 7 au_FFERIN r-......;;;.,.,.1 ; -=-e--=-~----=:....:....:.1 M•111on Pushbutton 'REG. $1.00 C. CUclder, Rutland. Mrs. Curtis Gambleand a lady lrlend of Belle Glade, Flo., were JUO•ts of Mrs. Clara Roush lrd flailed Mrs. ._e Wilcoxen It Elmwood Rest Home, Coohille. Mr. and Mrs. Crltt Bradford visited Mrs. Laura Sayre and Mrs. Jane CunpbeJ1 at Heizer Hospital, Sunday. Mr. an:t Mrs. Critt Bradford, Jr. of Worthington here to con1 · . ,., "'. bqllt a HOI Cll tjie N~ u~ · or s.euliOn~~ lfltr .~ ~. cintJ ~to .,.,..... - thlo. Ilea Wller1 h~ ' r.-. ~ ~ ' - ~1,1 , 1 LIN: • & .~ . .... U1 • . · , ·ji,e N"' .(:ol - Ill ,_ do .luH mutiiil· · · · .. Y o r k )llllllllte ol · F'inlftce ilale1 01r to their ,__; Pa., Mr. and Mrs. Vernal Blackwood of Minersville and Mr. C. · duct lliti!,, i!fonl, IIQIII! Aut · ~ -· ~ ' l!lttila... ~ ,.. ·~: ~-.,· ~~·~'·~;-: ··. ,;"';_· .;~-~ ...~4J.''~p.. ·~~· to P!PTO IISilOL a daughter, Janice or Philadelphia, ' a ,~ ~-,c~ for tau~ ~~~ 1*1• tdn, Arbuckle; vacaney, Beectl Readlns Teactier..elem. M a r 7 IWI; Clarice Wallace, Maoon; J>oilell; R~ .T,eael!er,.lem. . Emeollee Whittington, Rooae- Rlbt«o Buckn!lr; R e ·a 4 I D8 vtlt; Mary WJIU8h, MI. Olive; 'faaci!Jr....,d. Katie Smi~; Mil· companied them. The absent of several regular attendants was The Fugio cent or 1787 was noted. At that time, Mrs. Rushie the 6rst coin specifically auStalnaker, Mrs. Tress& ~aln, thorized tor issuance in the Mr. arxt Mrs. Herbert Swan alkl United States . Clyde Lawrence were hospitalized with Mr. Edsil scheduled to sons, Clifford Charles and Mark l . >t .... ,... ,. ~ ·:;·· . .·!!Ol'P'I'+'' •llfe>l~ifhG'In& , '' ..nii ~·~'Teln""'Yl\QiL The .mlli • lisd to ,~ ·,lllo . 'l'lii• ~ ...... iiiMie,bf - ~ IIICIIIcl~ . ¥Nr• . ~N"' Y¢< ~ Jl:ltc~ alid ·Ill• a.l.'lll oil-.;~,U d;· ployaao ""lhm' taJ!Iilil!l · ~- . plellng 1 lllx..moath ..,.....;. The ~James, Pittsburgh, Pa., and ·, ', ~- ATTEND THE 105th spent a week in Chleqo visiting .der daughter, Kay Rolman, and her slater, Mrs. Helen GUleslie and flmib. Weekend guests or Mr. and Mra. Hobart Bryson were Mr. and Mrs. Clll!ord Bryson lrd ' ' ,r·., tho Suhto c011test. Larry Farley received a harKl Injury while ot hi• work. He had Racine Social ~vents '· ' ~· J '·- \ • .• j • .,., ' ~A~ERI~S OR THREE 41NJJ~ f~~RICS. BRING . ~:\ · AND · D,o·. tHE REST;' \' QUALITY WORKMANSHIP-NIUHORT cuts.;.YOU GET DOUBLE TOPS AND ~.OlTOMS, TRI~L.E TACKED.:PLEATING, WEIGHTED .• .. AND PER~~EN~ eti~Klt4fk£Ablt(GS. ,, ' ' o\' . ' , ' I. ' • • <' ' �·• {' ·r~qri$mi .Semina~ · ' todal' . The ~tern Ohio ~~eg~..,. ol COUncD and the Otilo Jle,yolop. tllo"V mom. Dllllartment wUl , Iller hoi~ a Tourism Seuilnar altho Holiday 1M In Cldllloolhe O!l Sellteniber alo. Nidi! cesslll! Ohio, eonaec t,ilwasanJ10!111ee<l~b.Y WIS sue: eel world' Gr Jolu dlepo RECEIVE) AWARD - Clarence Price, PortlanJ area farmer, recei.ves the Ohlo DlYislon of WlldlU'e"s Meigs County Conservation award for 1968 from Donald Williams, Meigs Game P~ tector. The award, presented through the Department of Natural ResoUrces, is for out.studiAg l!'ildlife rnaragement practices during the past year. Price was presented the award before the juniOI jor I two. day. Wedneoila)" Digbt horse pulliq: contesL - sentinel Photo. I'll Midi E. E. Davis, presldenL This waa one of four resk>11aJ seminars In Ohio and b open to evei')'OIIe. The semm,t" will be an oil day meeting according to Clrl Dahlberg, director oftheSEORC, and will Cealure eight prOminent speakers and slbjects or vitol Interest to the business ....., of southern. and southeastern otdo who have an lnvesbnentln tourIsm, or e<ml<illlplale a tourism Vlllllure. Davis - i - tile Collowlng COIDm!ftee to prOIDOieatlendance at the meeting: John lnrin, EX· ecutive Vice President Auttln~ bUe Club of Soothern Ohio at Porlsmooth; Ken Morpn, <Icy 3, D By the undo Tl United Press lnternstional Vice President Hubert Humphrey said today the law ard - order Americans are seeking camot be achieved by "rhetoric or repression." He called instead for "'sober, responsible and massive action" to curb the nation's rising crime rate. yoar All Bllli ~t der • ln a speech prepared for delivery in Newark, N. J. - scene of large scale racial disorders last summer - the vice president said fear of crime is as wid~ spread in the nation's ghettoes as lt is in the suburbs. 11 The residents or these poor- tis Me er areas are as anxious as anyone else for better law enforce-. Ito: ment - perhli)s more so since the rate or crime in their neighborhoods is higher, " said lhon- Tall I .. by re phrey, Although the vice president oever mentioned Richard M. Nix- pr on by name, his speech sounded llke a continuation or the Johnson administration's respoiUie to Nixon's acceptance speech at the Republican National Convention. Uwnphrey told his audience today that they would hear a lot about the law and order issue "From others - who will try to use it to divide America." He said he agreed all Amei-icans were entitled to personal safety. The Vice President said state and local governments had lacked the money, trained manpower and technology to keep pace with increased criminal activity In recent years. "Law enforcement agencies, prh•ate citizens themselves and federal authorities must step 1.1) their efforts to prevent crime in the years ahead," he added. 1n other political develop.. ments: cc .. cl I< p. j, ,. News ... in Briefs .. ::{(::::::;:::; (::{{\)'::=:::::::::::=:::::::::: :,:,.•:. ·.• ::::::=::= ' ·h h By United Press International ATLANTA- SOUTHERN DEMOCRATIC PARTY leaders agree :hey want at least one Southern conservative on the Democratic li<kel Georgia party chairman James Gray, who hosted a caucus of Democratic party chiefs tram six southern states, said a 11 modcnte conservathe" would balance the Democratic ticket with the probable presidential nominee, Vice President Hubert H. Humphrey. I ' UTILE ROCK, ARK. - THE TEMPORARY 10 PER CENT surcnatge an incoote taxes levied this year by Congress won't be temporary unless the Vietnam War ends, says the chairman of the taxwr!U~ Hoose W~cys andMeanscommltlee, Rep. Wilbur MIUs, ]}.Ark., '' predicted all or part ol the surcharge may be exterded through llsCil 1910, which begins July 1, 1969, if the Vietnam War continues. MIUs said if the war does not end, the OOdget submitted by the new president would be about the same as that for nscal1969. "U that's the case," Mills obsened, "then the question has to &rlae whether or not there wW be sufficient revenues without contlnui~ the 10 per cent surcharge to hold out deficit within reasOfloo able levels or will it be necessary to ask Congress Cor a continuation of the 10 per cent surcharge.'' CINCINNATI - CARPENTERS ARE BACK at work on Cincinnati's new Riverfront Stadium, stalled by an 11-week strike against local contractors, but the walkoot is not over. A uni.on spokesman said the carpenters returned to work because stadium contractor, Huber, Hunt and Nichols of Irxlianapolis, lm., is l.lllder an "international agreement" with building unions, nther than tm:ler legal contracts. GEORGE S. McGOVERN- The South Dakota senator, latest can-- Washington, D. C. Deleples - The latest UPI Laurel Oiff By BERTH A PARKER Sabbath School attendance on Aug. 11 at the Free Methodist Church was 101. Collection was $23.42, The hymn sing at the local church was weU attended. Mrs. Cecil Harrison, M r s. Charles Earl of Pickway visited recently with Mrs. Harrison's sister and brother...jn-law, Mr. and Mrs. Norman Schaefer. Mr. and Mrs. Gene Musser and chUdren spent an evening with Mr. and Mrs . Lawrence E~ lin, Patty and Pennie. Mr. and Mrs. Bill McKunla and Milissi Lyn, Doyton, and Miss Suzy Kasper of Pomeroy called an Bertha Parker. Mr. ard Mrs. calvin Lane, Mr. Robert Faulk ard children, Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Faulk and Karen visited Surd~cy with Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Cline and family. Mr. arw:l Mrs. Fritz Stahl, New Marshfield, called on friends here recently. Mrs. Harry Clark Is a medical patient at Holzer Medical Center. Laurel Cliff Missionary ~ ciety met at the church with 14 members presenL After the business meetl~, a KOiQg away party was held Cor Mrs. Esta Wise, who Is leaving for Mi~oJunction to make her home. Refreshments were served and a gift was presented to Mrs. Wise. Roy HoweU and Harmon Fox spent a weekend at their homes here. Cora Renshaw has returned borne from a tft'o weeks visit with her daughter, Mr. and Mr8. Charley Brown, GalUpolls, aOO Mr. and Mrs. Murel Harris of Sl Albans, W, Va. Ohli~er of Rutland vi .. Ited Sunda,y wlth Kay Ann Howell Dollie COLUMBUS - RUSSELL CLARK, 70, last of the old John Dilllnger gang and who was involved in the bank robber's famous escape rrom .iail at Lima Dec. 26, 1933, will sperxl his remaining A F1RST few months or life with a sister at Hazel Park, Mich. SAPPORO, J~~~>&n Clark was released rrom the Ohio Penitentiary under papers Nobuo Mlyazak4 18, signed by Gov. James Rhodes, based on Information by priaon phy- first heart tranBPiant aicians that the life termer had lung cancer ard only six months to ale food orally today ' t • delepte tabulation showed Wedneoila)" IIIII with less than two (UP0Japan's patient, lor the live. first time since he received the heart of I 21-year~ld droWning LOS ANGELES - LOS ANGELES AIRWAYS today grounded all victim a week ago. Miyazaki hellcopter flights following the second dlaastrous crash in three regained consclousne11s Wednesmocth& of one or its twin-turbine, 2~asse~er choppers. The fiery day night, cruh Wednesd~cy in a park ln suburban Compton kllled oil 21 perlOne aboard, including the grandson of the airline's president and CAROL GIVES IDRTH lour members of a family bound for a day at Disneylard. SANTA M 0 N I C A, CallL It occurred under circumstances strikingly similar to the lrlclc crash May 22 of another of the COIDPA!IY's Sikorsky S61-L (UPO- Come<lienne Clrnl Burhelicopters, the largest in ccmmercial service. Twenty-three per- nett save birth to her third 110111 perished in that crash, the worst toll in the history or Ameri· child Wednesdey night at st. can helicopter aviation. In both cases, witnesses said the tall rotor John's Hospital, a 6i)ound, 1~ Dew o!C before the copters plunged to the ground IU1d eJqJioded in ounce baby girl. llamea. Miss Burnett has two other daughters. She is married to PRAGUE - THE NEWEST MAVEIUCKS ln the Communist world Joe Hamilton, a television embraced today. Romanilln Pre!!ldent Nicolae Ceausescu arxl his prOOucer. aides Withed Czechoslovakian party leader Alexall:ler Dubcek sucC:IIIn from the bottom of our hearts" in strl,)'ing from the Kremlin llns. NATALIE's HOUSE ROBBED LONDON (UPI} - Thieves The Romanians came to sign 8 treaty O( mutual C<q)eration and frJer.:Jship and to dhicuaa In private their drive for a more in- ransacked Natalie Wood's London hoose of fiOO,OOO worth or dlpeodent brllkl of communism than Moscow ClvorL furs and jewelry on Wedneoila)" MAN, W. VA. - RI:~CUE WORKERS DUG WITil PICKS and night, a opokesmsn lor the lbol't"' through W!ls ol rock srd cool to recover lhe bodies ollhree actress said today, cGII.,u.ors killed ln 1 slate tall. The bodies were recovered Wednesday nlgbt about nine hours ~the ran nearly • mUo Inside the mlln tumol of the Amherst' Longest airport runway ln r.e~~:~ elope mine near here where five JIIBD were workin&. Cluse the UnJted States is at New Of,!ljli; .•U was oot known. Slx men were I<Dled ln a alate !all in the York's Kennedy Airport ..... lniM .,. fobrtary, 19.18. 14,572 feet ' Carthy, 31 lor McGovern and 16'/z for George C. Wallace, t h e third party candidate ard former governor of Alabama. Nixon- The GOP presidential candidate, in San Diego, continued his clri ve Wedneoday to win support from lnfiuentlol liberal members o!the party. He llllked by telephone with and won :Prom- ' ' Two persons were treated at Velerans Memorial llospllal Wednesdey lor Injuries sustain- ed In an automobile accident on Route 124 In &Yracuse. The Meigs Count;y ~rl!f'a department said a car driven b.Y WUIIam Harley Harmon, 44, Middleport, went off the roadway at a narrow section or the highway, struck and tore down 45 Ceel of guardrail, turood over, and hit a parlted auto owned by Howord Largent, ~racuse. Harmoo sustained abrasions to Ids forehead and nose and Darrell Collins, Mltldleport, a peasenger, suffered lacerations on his head Both were taken to the hosplllll by POineroy emergency B(l.ladmen. Harmon's 1964 model car was was cited to Meigs Count;y Court Iand returned home Wedneoday night far the ftrst time since he roadway. won the vice presidential nomin- In other activity, steven JQnes, . atiorL A cheering virtually all- 23, Oak HUl, wss arrested b,ythe Sheri!!' a deparbnettl on a charge offices. Tuppers PJains Society News By Mrs. Evelyn Brlckles Mr~ Ethel Stout attended the Parker reunion Sundlly at the Belpre Park. There were about 60 in attendance. Mrs. Roland Torrence returned home from camden Clark HoBPllai, Parkersburg, Friday after undergoing surgery there. She is rec~raUIJi satisfactor- . or disturbing the peace at the ¥olga 9!!fN fllrsmulld• -·• d 'lllrry'1'11M!I, 22, baa been 'Jill' ed on a charge o! felling to comply with terms o! probation. , PRINCESS ANNE IS 18 LONDON (UPO - Princess Anne, Coorth In line to the BrlUoh throne, celebrated her 18th birthday todlY wlth her family aboard the royol yacht Britannia off lhe coast or Scotland. KILLED BY TRUCK TOLFDO (UPI) - Carl Louder, 51, COlumbus, was killed Wedneoila)" when his car was hit braadllde b.Y a !ruck near here. ·. - . ·~ Quiet Holds In Louisville Negro Areas or 14 Cubans Hijack Plane norlda rec~~K~rative ~ •• ' '' Say Witnesses, Added Business •. By ROBERT C. WELLING CHARLFSTON, w. VL (UPI) - OCDctols oC lour !Irma teatl- • ,, ,. .. • •• fted In U. S. Dlslrlct Court here 'l'ue'ldty IIIII they recelvecl more atate buslneu alter hlr!rw the "conaultlna services" olseverol firms, In which Cortner governor W. W. llarron and Dvo other men allegodly were 1tockholderL In llldlllon, the government bdroduced Into evidence two l&l'eements between the six de-fendants ln which they agreed to Corm cerlaln corporallonl and to share equally In the lJ>. Vllbnent and tha pro!lta. The were aloood ....-me by former Gov. W. W, Barron, Brokerage Co. Inc., the AU&ntlc fonner Finance Commisaloner M&nageme.nt Corp., Interstate ~ •• ~" • ..• ~r :.,•• . ,, ·'. Right, Col11., f!:'uce• · Gov. and Wife . Have Daugh• American blds on products he carried. He &aid sometimes he was notified "before a call for bids was published" in newspapers. SAYS He teslifted he psld $5,546.64 ' IRING THE y INSTANT WINNER EVERYTIME WITH • . _______________________ M ___ F!~~~!!!!~j Fomiiy · 19e . ·--MEYERCOD-DiCAlS-FROM tho FOR ALL DECORATING PURPOSES INCLUDING LETTERS AND NUMBERS FQR BOATS, TRUCKS, WINDOWS, ETC. ---------------------------BEN FRANKLIN POMEROY. PHONE '"U491 MAIN OliO Jecllng hydrocortisone 1n to the C)'lll. Another method !bet )las been highly succeuful Is drawing a suture lbro~J4b the cylt, lying It loosely In place and PntlY pressing the ,lluld out, A ateiile clreaalnst& then apPlied. and eveey. day the drelalllj Is removed 10 that the suture can be drawn back and forth. After elibt or nine days; the ayit Is empty and the suture flu cauied for- a elp body ~OD Which preveQ"' a recurreace. RICHARD HUDNUT . CREME IlNSE MOUTH WASH $1.75 VALUE 1.45 VALUE Brown said that .he would have to pay a 71h. per cent commission · to the corporations on the arnowK of contracts he re- through Brown. Otber witnesses sold Schroath aold the aervices or lhe corporations to the New !Uver &Jp. ply eo., Oak Hill and the B & R Tire s 141p1y eo. Buckhannon. In both cases' omclals ol the firms said the corporations noll !led them ln advanoe or "hal products the stale woold ba putting 141 Cor bld. New River paid Atlanllc Manqement • n d American Brokenge $770.75. B & H paid $2,548.56 to Invest Right and lnterotate. OCDclals or the nrms said tlley recel vod contracts otdj< when they submitted the low , • RICHARD HUDNUT · SHAMPOO 16 OZ. $1.75 VAl-UE LIQUID 12-oz. WHITE CLOUD SAVE TOILET· TISSUE so~ $1.79 VALUE 4 &UfflllM DEODORANT 1_.$-oz. I, ': ' 25 count 100 coutti $1.49 V'-LUE 88~ ) rolls49 69~ '' VALUE AYDS LOSE WEIGHT :f 1. ~~~ 0111 PIKE For·freez•r liling ·t its ··· · Ohe~~. these · , • .,, '·',, " Jus; .'DRY OEANING . ' " OUICl ceived. Two officlola of Fry Coal ard Stone Co., Mercersburg, PL, said they paid lor slmUar ser'Yieea and r8taln0d .lir0Wilat a rate of $1,000 monthly. Jamea Render, a district sates man~~er lor the ftrm, said they had agreed to pay 10 cents on each ton of atone sold the state as their "fee" to Af,. 2~Hour 19 cu. ft. HoldS665 ·---- ----------------------- , Re1. $1.00 Ballerina Foldlne Slippers •••• -88c: MICRIN terminated the contract when Brown and Schroath wore most allontetlve durl1J8 leaiiDIOIIY Tueoila)", The former governor, Gore, Sawyers, and Jofm.. kolkl sal aUent thrtJOihout most of the ~ •• they llsteood to · · tile teotimony. HIGHLIGHTS FOR FRIDAY-AUGUST 16 9 AM-4-4 GIRLS DEMONSTRATION 9 AM-4-H GIRLS DEMONSTRATION 1 PM-4-H BOYS DEMONSTRATION 5 PM-TWILIGHT HORSE HARNESS RACING 8:15 PM-OLD TIME FIDDLERS CONTESTOHIO STATE SIZES 2·3-4-5-7 ' the a · • Conlluror Borer Slacks - • • • • -$1.00 7-DAYS A-WEEK charged with forming the Invest when the state would ask for U::: a,::tn speclal3.7'1 · One gre•t difference between plants 811d animals Is CtlllJoriDons. age and lnlerslllte provided In the lndlclment Schroath is him wlth advance notioe of , GqUon, a rather common ger of a more serloualnjury. •balw"L. BedsllfJads, Rea. 4.19 Corp•• and Georgetown HOmes of the firms wasdltncult. ClarksInc., and Jn the aecond they burg furniture store owner John aereed to form other unnamed S. Secret said American Broker- " "· 'leliOD :S ~banda or· .F-"-ln~ tbll. ~~~~~e~• the ·~ , bf' tlilhn · · ·· ·. ·· or"'p::"cll'oD'U.WiU•rotQ.'"Ifu D11e of the · jolbll twMD the cauaea DO trouble and Is not 8111811 bones ol the wrist. It too noticeable, It Is beat to , . Is IOIDttlmel caJiecl a syao- leave It alODe, ~at. It .Is~~Ill 11101'$ Complete surgical removal but 't he womea"' not Is advised by some autborl· causer! •-• In oet' lies but tbll Involves a proIt Is not 18 0111 ..... ' m loDged rEM!overy period Most penoas, DO symp. doctors prefer sl ~pIer Iande MaMgement Corp. tomJ. A , .llGwever ., may method of treatment, such as He told. the seve...woman and complain of wealmeu Ill the withdrawal of the lluld five-man Jury he became aware 11'1'!11 and of mlld pain 011 through a l)'rlnge, then In· · of the servicOB of the firms maldug a tight ftlt. A pngUon romettmes dll· a p P e a r I '!POJI,IIneoUJI)' or W~D ~tall.v· recel~ ..:..!!!.D1at= . ve .........,._. . e by ~y blow ·tre t t (1 ' tbll Twlo or Full Siao Chollill~ Difference the way they get their food, Animals eat plants or other 811lmals. Most plants are able to mate their own food out of substances they fiDd in the air and 1soil. I~OQ 5fl or 2.for attorney Bonn Brown day they hired ' roor or the firma to provide various ser· Clarksburg busineuman, who vices and as a result each said are aU deCendanjs ln the case. hla company did more buslln one agreement the six ness with the state. formed Boca Raton capitol Defining the actual services lr WAYNE G. BRANDSTADT, M.D. :l:n KILLED IN WRECK CHILLICOTHE, Ohio (UfOWylie M. Baldwin, 48, Swannamo, N. c. died Tuesday Wheil Ids tractor-trsller elid off U. S. 35 about 10 miles east of here. colora, Roiular 79c dlaeororod a setuemenl or Noanderlhal men, - t 60,000 rear• old, In t11o Peeho:ra Rlv.,-. baoln In tllo Arellc Circle about 700 mUea tiJrtb o! Moecow, FRESH PICKED FARM VEGETABLES BEANS-PEPPERS-CORN TOMATOES-LIMAS-CANTALOUPES VIetnam on July 24. Size 36.84:• panolo in ~at!Orilid Wodneadi.Y tllol' Eiklns Gangliohs, Not Serious, Are Best Let Alone • reporlad and Alfred Schrollth, a forriler for services by . the ftrms. He .. •• 1111• Trwnan E. Gore, former Rolcl Services, lnc., and Georget<Mn Comml1sloner Burl sawyers, Homes, lnc. his d~ut,y, VinceJt Johnkoskl, 1 Five witnesses testified Tues- THB DOCTOR •• . REPORT DISCOVERY MOSCOW (UP0 - A team of !IDYI&t aeologlsta and archiolo- CROP eatlmates. Gary MlUer ls employed at the Linger Longer Inn 11 Ultle HockIng. Mr. ard Mra. Dole Hart ol ' Payments to Dummy Companies, ~m.:.uae :fihe~- AUGUST 13-17 Mlu Unda Watson of Doyton . '-' ~ 'M··"- -- cruise.,. Miss Taylor, 36, underwent a p a r t l a I hysterectomy ._., Mro. Gerald Vlolel Leon Hecox of Iowa was here month. Monday ealll~ on !rlends and "I'm all rfeht now, thank relatives. you," 1he told passenger• Mr. and Mro. John Torrence crowding around her as she of Colwnbus called on her mot:l>- boarded the liner after a holt er, Mrs. Myrtle Frost. train ride !rom Loudon. Force, w. ~ cent ..~ 111m 111!1 -•tho DIIW'• waa47 per cent. OFTN£ Chris, reside on Rt. 1, Northup. Sit- Rhodes arri vod ln Defect A shower was g:l ven Friday eve- were Sunday evenlng guesta or Mr. an:l MrL Clarence Nichols. ...• • to retQrn heme." cast l.n ~Ish, quoted Pueblo sailors describing their recreaPLAN HYMN SING tion and me<lical treabnent ln Thoro Will be a IQ1Im sing North Korea. at tho Rulland Church Cbrlll The Cmununlst broadcast dld on !ltnday, Aug, 25, at 2 p.m. not disclose the eonCerence site. LOUISVILLE, · K3. (UPI) Eveeyone Ia bWited and a r e The conference was attended Groopa of Negro )'(ltlhs looted urllod to bring a "special numaod tosrod rocks and boltles ber." The sing I• eponaored and three pollee c:rulsera were by :tile Goldell Circle Clall, With fired upon from passing cars Rey lbnn1an, chairman. Wednesdey night as violence broke out In a ono-S<JUII"e mile to o! the dty'a ""at end. None o! the pollee werelnjur. SUFFERS PAINS HOMESTEAD, Fla. (UPI) ed • ··• o!fl did MltldleportE-11--IIIH u~ ..... not retum IIUIIIIllQIIOC( to tha Morris realFourteen CUbln men, women aDd the -~·· "~ persona• 0110 a ....... ill corn Hollow w•achUclren ••perently side a 1· •· -~rt• ~- -• •-•,.., -•· ~ , _ " "'"' •• - • •"· at 2:37 p.m. Cor Christine yellow Rusalan buDt biplane to- w Injured cmiDg the clllturb 111 clay aod flew H to this sooth ance. 11ierenn no aiTelltland ~-- '!hi',J!I~~Jh' aii'poff'seekfilg pOiltlcoi" ,;. ~ lnijiljM, '" ~~~C::ao'! asylum, Coderal oCDclals aald. City poiiCI!O, helm- and arm- pllal and admitted ·· The Plane touchecl down at 8:· ed Willi throe.- riot lltickl, , ' 55 Lm. Mike Ervin, manager palroled ~ as calm returned · · or the Homestead AvisUoo Ser- to the predomiJianlly N..,., disFlewert Speak vlee at the General Aviation Air- trlct. · A Universal La.....,lt port here, described the plane The dlsonler woo touchOd off Thoy Lui Fotntf as "a bla. yellow biplane. rve by tho bomlllng earllnr WecboAo A M-r :,_~~. seen anylhlfW llke ll be- da1 of a NelrO church Whose Of S.otlm'tnlo pallor Is the Rev. A. D. WUWoll Exproa~d llama Kin& bi'CIIhor of the slain Dr. Martin Luther Kin& Jr. DUDLEY'S FLORIST II llarted after Klnl spoke 'In SAYS SHE IS OK 59 N. 2.. Avo. SOUTIIAMPTON, llJwland about 400 Neeroos at a rallY, ealled b.Y the militant Black Unity 992-5560 I (UPI)- Actress Elizabeth ray. Leasue ot Kenluck;r •(BULK), to lor and husbend Richard Burton left Cor New York Weclneoila)" Protell the bombln& aboard the liner Queen Elizabeth lor what their spokes- Athens were Sunday afternoon ning for Mr. ard Mrs. Gary Bart>o hart (Kelll Wataon) at the Grange Hall at Allred. There were 60 In atlendanco and the ·cq,le received many lovely gills. Mr. Barnhart left Monday lor the Air Mra. Orville Watson or Silver Rldp, Mr. and Mn. Marvin Walker .: by 25 or the 82 Americans who deacrtbed Ids people u "crlm!J>. were ...,U.rod With the Pueblo olo who: e<mmllled esplcnce news conference with crew -six oftl...:er•, cme clvUlan aM and holtlle acts ailer baYI!>c members of the cfllbu'ed 18 enlisted men-, It aald. IJ!Irnded deep Into your territor· A m e r i c a n intelligence ship The Communist news agency lal water&" Pueblo. said Cmdr. IJeyd M. Bucher, Bucher · said, ''we wllh to North Korea's Central News 39, skipper or t110 Pueblo, eli:Press our Intense de1lre to be Agency lllld the Pueblo' a reunited with our Camllles at captain again apologized Cor tile earnest possible IDIIDint violating North Korean waters and thereb,y ~ to the Jan. 22, when the U,S. naval people of the United Slates to shlp was seized b.Y the urge OUr gevermnent to take Communists. appropriate action 1o el\lblo us Halsey. ls visiting her grandmother, Mrs. Eme Watson, ,00 also Mr. and , . :!! , ; TOKYO (UI'O- North Korea today broadcast what It collod a gu;;sts of her brother, Mr. and Mr. and Mrs. Harold Newell and daughter. sandra, of Loog Bottom, caUed on Mr. and Mrs. W~cyne Brlckles on Sunday, Mr. and Mro. GftaldVloletreturoed home after a week's vacation at Buckeye Lake. ~ and 24 per coni thau&hl he waa Wl"I"'J. AmOnl ~· 11 P!'1" CREAM ollldonod With the 310th SOS Co., at Phan Bang, VIetnam. He Is a l23rd aircraft mechanic. Hia wife, Faye, and son, ,. Pueblo Crew Put on Air man called "a Ily. Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Nic~ ols spent several days with their daughter and famlly of Dayton. Berry Halsey, who has just re-. turned tram oversea• where he was stationed with the Air Force, has received his discharge am spent Thursday here wlth his grarq>arents, Mr. ard Mrs. Fon CLEVELAND (UP0 - A private 111rvey taken on Mayor Carl llokeB' handling o! the Glanville rlollnl lui mooth lho:Wod 1 maJority oCCievelauderaiUpporthls declalon to pullllhtle poUce and natlonllpwdsmenouto!the trool>ledarea. The ..rvey, taken b.Y ~lal 81rveys Co. and financed b.Y Cleveland businessmen, Involved 500 persons Picked from the clcy directory, Fl!ly..W..per<ll)t of them lhought Stoke• was rlgbt Sergeant Talmege H. ~s, 21. son of Mr. Albert Rhodes, PL Pleasant, IU1d Mrs. Gladys Rhodes, Rt. t, Ironton, ts now HEREFORD CHAMPS ~ey, of the ..... left, 1howalliaan!n*1 that won t11o open claao ._tltlon .,_. wae U,. chlq>lon Junior fllr C8mlle Wodne~ at the MeJso Coonty !'llr. Robert Rouab ot Now Ha~':!} poses Wlth 'ldo Cemale lhelns<aWanied the reserve claqlon honor In the open clau.• J; Photo. •,_ The news cmCerence, broec:J.. on a charge of laDing to keep Ilia vehicle oo the rll!llt hall o! t h e . . I Overturns land. .I ',/;. Two Hurt demolished. There was minor problems in his Armpolis, Md., Is Approved IN VIETNAM - Air Force damage to Largent's car, Harmon while crowd of3,000pe<llllegreef,. ed him at the airport while a few Negro pickets booed nearby. He planned to work oil day on slllle Stokes Policy m._r ol Galllpolla; Bl!l MIUedliOr ol the Logon Daily New•; Kenner :&ish publloher and edliOr or the Athens Me.. aenger; Jack Welsh, CoiOIDbus and So!lthern Ohio, Middleport; BOb Hodson, the HWsbofo Bank and Stvlnga COI!!j)lny; i!:d.Gerber, Gerber lnaurance at Cfdl· lii'Gihe; HudSIXI Jeffery• and BID McGurk of Ironton, and Harold Rowe of New Lexington and Sol· den Wlehl, Chamber of Commerce, Marietta, Ohio. JUchard R carun, lllj:ector, Stale of Ohio Travel Dl¥1slon of the Develq>ment Department, is In charge of the program. ises of active Sl4lport from Sen. Thruston Morton of Kentucky, arw:l Govs. John Love of Colorado, Harold Levander of Minnesota snd John Chafle oC Rhode IsSpiro T. Agnew - Nixon's running mate and Governor of MarJ- Survey Shows !or, • didate for the Democratic presi- weeks remaining before the DeJn.. dentl&J. n001ination, said he would ocratic national convention beaccept "somewhat sadly" t h e gins, HOJDplu'ey was ODiy 255 second spot on the ticket if the votes away Crom the 1,312 needed to win the nomination. The convention delegates desired. McCarthy - The Minnesota Vice President's total was 1,Democrat planned a campaign 0561/z cOIJlllOred wlth 428 lor Mc- swing through New York tooay after resting up Wednes<IQ in 4- When Car Rhetoric, Repression No Solution IDatlo edU is, : .I ' Planned Sept~ lAIIi• ' r SAVE • ltDUCING PLAN CANDY t25· �·• {' ·r~qri$mi .Semina~ · ' todal' . The ~tern Ohio ~~eg~..,. ol COUncD and the Otilo Jle,yolop. tllo"V mom. Dllllartment wUl , Iller hoi~ a Tourism Seuilnar altho Holiday 1M In Cldllloolhe O!l Sellteniber alo. Nidi! cesslll! Ohio, eonaec t,ilwasanJ10!111ee<l~b.Y WIS sue: eel world' Gr Jolu dlepo RECEIVE) AWARD - Clarence Price, PortlanJ area farmer, recei.ves the Ohlo DlYislon of WlldlU'e"s Meigs County Conservation award for 1968 from Donald Williams, Meigs Game P~ tector. The award, presented through the Department of Natural ResoUrces, is for out.studiAg l!'ildlife rnaragement practices during the past year. Price was presented the award before the juniOI jor I two. day. Wedneoila)" Digbt horse pulliq: contesL - sentinel Photo. I'll Midi E. E. Davis, presldenL This waa one of four resk>11aJ seminars In Ohio and b open to evei')'OIIe. The semm,t" will be an oil day meeting according to Clrl Dahlberg, director oftheSEORC, and will Cealure eight prOminent speakers and slbjects or vitol Interest to the business ....., of southern. and southeastern otdo who have an lnvesbnentln tourIsm, or e<ml<illlplale a tourism Vlllllure. Davis - i - tile Collowlng COIDm!ftee to prOIDOieatlendance at the meeting: John lnrin, EX· ecutive Vice President Auttln~ bUe Club of Soothern Ohio at Porlsmooth; Ken Morpn, <Icy 3, D By the undo Tl United Press lnternstional Vice President Hubert Humphrey said today the law ard - order Americans are seeking camot be achieved by "rhetoric or repression." He called instead for "'sober, responsible and massive action" to curb the nation's rising crime rate. yoar All Bllli ~t der • ln a speech prepared for delivery in Newark, N. J. - scene of large scale racial disorders last summer - the vice president said fear of crime is as wid~ spread in the nation's ghettoes as lt is in the suburbs. 11 The residents or these poor- tis Me er areas are as anxious as anyone else for better law enforce-. Ito: ment - perhli)s more so since the rate or crime in their neighborhoods is higher, " said lhon- Tall I .. by re phrey, Although the vice president oever mentioned Richard M. Nix- pr on by name, his speech sounded llke a continuation or the Johnson administration's respoiUie to Nixon's acceptance speech at the Republican National Convention. Uwnphrey told his audience today that they would hear a lot about the law and order issue "From others - who will try to use it to divide America." He said he agreed all Amei-icans were entitled to personal safety. The Vice President said state and local governments had lacked the money, trained manpower and technology to keep pace with increased criminal activity In recent years. "Law enforcement agencies, prh•ate citizens themselves and federal authorities must step 1.1) their efforts to prevent crime in the years ahead," he added. 1n other political develop.. ments: cc .. cl I< p. j, ,. News ... in Briefs .. ::{(::::::;:::; (::{{\)'::=:::::::::::=:::::::::: :,:,.•:. ·.• ::::::=::= ' ·h h By United Press International ATLANTA- SOUTHERN DEMOCRATIC PARTY leaders agree :hey want at least one Southern conservative on the Democratic li<kel Georgia party chairman James Gray, who hosted a caucus of Democratic party chiefs tram six southern states, said a 11 modcnte conservathe" would balance the Democratic ticket with the probable presidential nominee, Vice President Hubert H. Humphrey. I ' UTILE ROCK, ARK. - THE TEMPORARY 10 PER CENT surcnatge an incoote taxes levied this year by Congress won't be temporary unless the Vietnam War ends, says the chairman of the taxwr!U~ Hoose W~cys andMeanscommltlee, Rep. Wilbur MIUs, ]}.Ark., '' predicted all or part ol the surcharge may be exterded through llsCil 1910, which begins July 1, 1969, if the Vietnam War continues. MIUs said if the war does not end, the OOdget submitted by the new president would be about the same as that for nscal1969. "U that's the case," Mills obsened, "then the question has to &rlae whether or not there wW be sufficient revenues without contlnui~ the 10 per cent surcharge to hold out deficit within reasOfloo able levels or will it be necessary to ask Congress Cor a continuation of the 10 per cent surcharge.'' CINCINNATI - CARPENTERS ARE BACK at work on Cincinnati's new Riverfront Stadium, stalled by an 11-week strike against local contractors, but the walkoot is not over. A uni.on spokesman said the carpenters returned to work because stadium contractor, Huber, Hunt and Nichols of Irxlianapolis, lm., is l.lllder an "international agreement" with building unions, nther than tm:ler legal contracts. GEORGE S. McGOVERN- The South Dakota senator, latest can-- Washington, D. C. Deleples - The latest UPI Laurel Oiff By BERTH A PARKER Sabbath School attendance on Aug. 11 at the Free Methodist Church was 101. Collection was $23.42, The hymn sing at the local church was weU attended. Mrs. Cecil Harrison, M r s. Charles Earl of Pickway visited recently with Mrs. Harrison's sister and brother...jn-law, Mr. and Mrs. Norman Schaefer. Mr. and Mrs. Gene Musser and chUdren spent an evening with Mr. and Mrs . Lawrence E~ lin, Patty and Pennie. Mr. and Mrs. Bill McKunla and Milissi Lyn, Doyton, and Miss Suzy Kasper of Pomeroy called an Bertha Parker. Mr. ard Mrs. calvin Lane, Mr. Robert Faulk ard children, Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Faulk and Karen visited Surd~cy with Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Cline and family. Mr. arw:l Mrs. Fritz Stahl, New Marshfield, called on friends here recently. Mrs. Harry Clark Is a medical patient at Holzer Medical Center. Laurel Cliff Missionary ~ ciety met at the church with 14 members presenL After the business meetl~, a KOiQg away party was held Cor Mrs. Esta Wise, who Is leaving for Mi~oJunction to make her home. Refreshments were served and a gift was presented to Mrs. Wise. Roy HoweU and Harmon Fox spent a weekend at their homes here. Cora Renshaw has returned borne from a tft'o weeks visit with her daughter, Mr. and Mr8. Charley Brown, GalUpolls, aOO Mr. and Mrs. Murel Harris of Sl Albans, W, Va. Ohli~er of Rutland vi .. Ited Sunda,y wlth Kay Ann Howell Dollie COLUMBUS - RUSSELL CLARK, 70, last of the old John Dilllnger gang and who was involved in the bank robber's famous escape rrom .iail at Lima Dec. 26, 1933, will sperxl his remaining A F1RST few months or life with a sister at Hazel Park, Mich. SAPPORO, J~~~>&n Clark was released rrom the Ohio Penitentiary under papers Nobuo Mlyazak4 18, signed by Gov. James Rhodes, based on Information by priaon phy- first heart tranBPiant aicians that the life termer had lung cancer ard only six months to ale food orally today ' t • delepte tabulation showed Wedneoila)" IIIII with less than two (UP0Japan's patient, lor the live. first time since he received the heart of I 21-year~ld droWning LOS ANGELES - LOS ANGELES AIRWAYS today grounded all victim a week ago. Miyazaki hellcopter flights following the second dlaastrous crash in three regained consclousne11s Wednesmocth& of one or its twin-turbine, 2~asse~er choppers. The fiery day night, cruh Wednesd~cy in a park ln suburban Compton kllled oil 21 perlOne aboard, including the grandson of the airline's president and CAROL GIVES IDRTH lour members of a family bound for a day at Disneylard. SANTA M 0 N I C A, CallL It occurred under circumstances strikingly similar to the lrlclc crash May 22 of another of the COIDPA!IY's Sikorsky S61-L (UPO- Come<lienne Clrnl Burhelicopters, the largest in ccmmercial service. Twenty-three per- nett save birth to her third 110111 perished in that crash, the worst toll in the history or Ameri· child Wednesdey night at st. can helicopter aviation. In both cases, witnesses said the tall rotor John's Hospital, a 6i)ound, 1~ Dew o!C before the copters plunged to the ground IU1d eJqJioded in ounce baby girl. llamea. Miss Burnett has two other daughters. She is married to PRAGUE - THE NEWEST MAVEIUCKS ln the Communist world Joe Hamilton, a television embraced today. Romanilln Pre!!ldent Nicolae Ceausescu arxl his prOOucer. aides Withed Czechoslovakian party leader Alexall:ler Dubcek sucC:IIIn from the bottom of our hearts" in strl,)'ing from the Kremlin llns. NATALIE's HOUSE ROBBED LONDON (UPI} - Thieves The Romanians came to sign 8 treaty O( mutual C<q)eration and frJer.:Jship and to dhicuaa In private their drive for a more in- ransacked Natalie Wood's London hoose of fiOO,OOO worth or dlpeodent brllkl of communism than Moscow ClvorL furs and jewelry on Wedneoila)" MAN, W. VA. - RI:~CUE WORKERS DUG WITil PICKS and night, a opokesmsn lor the lbol't"' through W!ls ol rock srd cool to recover lhe bodies ollhree actress said today, cGII.,u.ors killed ln 1 slate tall. The bodies were recovered Wednesday nlgbt about nine hours ~the ran nearly • mUo Inside the mlln tumol of the Amherst' Longest airport runway ln r.e~~:~ elope mine near here where five JIIBD were workin&. Cluse the UnJted States is at New Of,!ljli; .•U was oot known. Slx men were I<Dled ln a alate !all in the York's Kennedy Airport ..... lniM .,. fobrtary, 19.18. 14,572 feet ' Carthy, 31 lor McGovern and 16'/z for George C. Wallace, t h e third party candidate ard former governor of Alabama. Nixon- The GOP presidential candidate, in San Diego, continued his clri ve Wedneoday to win support from lnfiuentlol liberal members o!the party. He llllked by telephone with and won :Prom- ' ' Two persons were treated at Velerans Memorial llospllal Wednesdey lor Injuries sustain- ed In an automobile accident on Route 124 In &Yracuse. The Meigs Count;y ~rl!f'a department said a car driven b.Y WUIIam Harley Harmon, 44, Middleport, went off the roadway at a narrow section or the highway, struck and tore down 45 Ceel of guardrail, turood over, and hit a parlted auto owned by Howord Largent, ~racuse. Harmoo sustained abrasions to Ids forehead and nose and Darrell Collins, Mltldleport, a peasenger, suffered lacerations on his head Both were taken to the hosplllll by POineroy emergency B(l.ladmen. Harmon's 1964 model car was was cited to Meigs Count;y Court Iand returned home Wedneoday night far the ftrst time since he roadway. won the vice presidential nomin- In other activity, steven JQnes, . atiorL A cheering virtually all- 23, Oak HUl, wss arrested b,ythe Sheri!!' a deparbnettl on a charge offices. Tuppers PJains Society News By Mrs. Evelyn Brlckles Mr~ Ethel Stout attended the Parker reunion Sundlly at the Belpre Park. There were about 60 in attendance. Mrs. Roland Torrence returned home from camden Clark HoBPllai, Parkersburg, Friday after undergoing surgery there. She is rec~raUIJi satisfactor- . or disturbing the peace at the ¥olga 9!!fN fllrsmulld• -·• d 'lllrry'1'11M!I, 22, baa been 'Jill' ed on a charge o! felling to comply with terms o! probation. , PRINCESS ANNE IS 18 LONDON (UPO - Princess Anne, Coorth In line to the BrlUoh throne, celebrated her 18th birthday todlY wlth her family aboard the royol yacht Britannia off lhe coast or Scotland. KILLED BY TRUCK TOLFDO (UPI) - Carl Louder, 51, COlumbus, was killed Wedneoila)" when his car was hit braadllde b.Y a !ruck near here. ·. - . ·~ Quiet Holds In Louisville Negro Areas or 14 Cubans Hijack Plane norlda rec~~K~rative ~ •• ' '' Say Witnesses, Added Business •. By ROBERT C. WELLING CHARLFSTON, w. VL (UPI) - OCDctols oC lour !Irma teatl- • ,, ,. .. • •• fted In U. S. Dlslrlct Court here 'l'ue'ldty IIIII they recelvecl more atate buslneu alter hlr!rw the "conaultlna services" olseverol firms, In which Cortner governor W. W. llarron and Dvo other men allegodly were 1tockholderL In llldlllon, the government bdroduced Into evidence two l&l'eements between the six de-fendants ln which they agreed to Corm cerlaln corporallonl and to share equally In the lJ>. Vllbnent and tha pro!lta. The were aloood ....-me by former Gov. W. W, Barron, Brokerage Co. Inc., the AU&ntlc fonner Finance Commisaloner M&nageme.nt Corp., Interstate ~ •• ~" • ..• ~r :.,•• . ,, ·'. Right, Col11., f!:'uce• · Gov. and Wife . Have Daugh• American blds on products he carried. He &aid sometimes he was notified "before a call for bids was published" in newspapers. SAYS He teslifted he psld $5,546.64 ' IRING THE y INSTANT WINNER EVERYTIME WITH • . _______________________ M ___ F!~~~!!!!~j Fomiiy · 19e . ·--MEYERCOD-DiCAlS-FROM tho FOR ALL DECORATING PURPOSES INCLUDING LETTERS AND NUMBERS FQR BOATS, TRUCKS, WINDOWS, ETC. ---------------------------BEN FRANKLIN POMEROY. PHONE '"U491 MAIN OliO Jecllng hydrocortisone 1n to the C)'lll. Another method !bet )las been highly succeuful Is drawing a suture lbro~J4b the cylt, lying It loosely In place and PntlY pressing the ,lluld out, A ateiile clreaalnst& then apPlied. and eveey. day the drelalllj Is removed 10 that the suture can be drawn back and forth. After elibt or nine days; the ayit Is empty and the suture flu cauied for- a elp body ~OD Which preveQ"' a recurreace. RICHARD HUDNUT . CREME IlNSE MOUTH WASH $1.75 VALUE 1.45 VALUE Brown said that .he would have to pay a 71h. per cent commission · to the corporations on the arnowK of contracts he re- through Brown. Otber witnesses sold Schroath aold the aervices or lhe corporations to the New !Uver &Jp. ply eo., Oak Hill and the B & R Tire s 141p1y eo. Buckhannon. In both cases' omclals ol the firms said the corporations noll !led them ln advanoe or "hal products the stale woold ba putting 141 Cor bld. New River paid Atlanllc Manqement • n d American Brokenge $770.75. B & H paid $2,548.56 to Invest Right and lnterotate. OCDclals or the nrms said tlley recel vod contracts otdj< when they submitted the low , • RICHARD HUDNUT · SHAMPOO 16 OZ. $1.75 VAl-UE LIQUID 12-oz. WHITE CLOUD SAVE TOILET· TISSUE so~ $1.79 VALUE 4 &UfflllM DEODORANT 1_.$-oz. I, ': ' 25 count 100 coutti $1.49 V'-LUE 88~ ) rolls49 69~ '' VALUE AYDS LOSE WEIGHT :f 1. ~~~ 0111 PIKE For·freez•r liling ·t its ··· · Ohe~~. these · , • .,, '·',, " Jus; .'DRY OEANING . ' " OUICl ceived. Two officlola of Fry Coal ard Stone Co., Mercersburg, PL, said they paid lor slmUar ser'Yieea and r8taln0d .lir0Wilat a rate of $1,000 monthly. Jamea Render, a district sates man~~er lor the ftrm, said they had agreed to pay 10 cents on each ton of atone sold the state as their "fee" to Af,. 2~Hour 19 cu. ft. HoldS665 ·---- ----------------------- , Re1. $1.00 Ballerina Foldlne Slippers •••• -88c: MICRIN terminated the contract when Brown and Schroath wore most allontetlve durl1J8 leaiiDIOIIY Tueoila)", The former governor, Gore, Sawyers, and Jofm.. kolkl sal aUent thrtJOihout most of the ~ •• they llsteood to · · tile teotimony. HIGHLIGHTS FOR FRIDAY-AUGUST 16 9 AM-4-4 GIRLS DEMONSTRATION 9 AM-4-H GIRLS DEMONSTRATION 1 PM-4-H BOYS DEMONSTRATION 5 PM-TWILIGHT HORSE HARNESS RACING 8:15 PM-OLD TIME FIDDLERS CONTESTOHIO STATE SIZES 2·3-4-5-7 ' the a · • Conlluror Borer Slacks - • • • • -$1.00 7-DAYS A-WEEK charged with forming the Invest when the state would ask for U::: a,::tn speclal3.7'1 · One gre•t difference between plants 811d animals Is CtlllJoriDons. age and lnlerslllte provided In the lndlclment Schroath is him wlth advance notioe of , GqUon, a rather common ger of a more serloualnjury. •balw"L. BedsllfJads, Rea. 4.19 Corp•• and Georgetown HOmes of the firms wasdltncult. ClarksInc., and Jn the aecond they burg furniture store owner John aereed to form other unnamed S. Secret said American Broker- " "· 'leliOD :S ~banda or· .F-"-ln~ tbll. ~~~~~e~• the ·~ , bf' tlilhn · · ·· ·. ·· or"'p::"cll'oD'U.WiU•rotQ.'"Ifu D11e of the · jolbll twMD the cauaea DO trouble and Is not 8111811 bones ol the wrist. It too noticeable, It Is beat to , . Is IOIDttlmel caJiecl a syao- leave It alODe, ~at. It .Is~~Ill 11101'$ Complete surgical removal but 't he womea"' not Is advised by some autborl· causer! •-• In oet' lies but tbll Involves a proIt Is not 18 0111 ..... ' m loDged rEM!overy period Most penoas, DO symp. doctors prefer sl ~pIer Iande MaMgement Corp. tomJ. A , .llGwever ., may method of treatment, such as He told. the seve...woman and complain of wealmeu Ill the withdrawal of the lluld five-man Jury he became aware 11'1'!11 and of mlld pain 011 through a l)'rlnge, then In· · of the servicOB of the firms maldug a tight ftlt. A pngUon romettmes dll· a p P e a r I '!POJI,IIneoUJI)' or W~D ~tall.v· recel~ ..:..!!!.D1at= . ve .........,._. . e by ~y blow ·tre t t (1 ' tbll Twlo or Full Siao Chollill~ Difference the way they get their food, Animals eat plants or other 811lmals. Most plants are able to mate their own food out of substances they fiDd in the air and 1soil. I~OQ 5fl or 2.for attorney Bonn Brown day they hired ' roor or the firma to provide various ser· Clarksburg busineuman, who vices and as a result each said are aU deCendanjs ln the case. hla company did more buslln one agreement the six ness with the state. formed Boca Raton capitol Defining the actual services lr WAYNE G. BRANDSTADT, M.D. :l:n KILLED IN WRECK CHILLICOTHE, Ohio (UfOWylie M. Baldwin, 48, Swannamo, N. c. died Tuesday Wheil Ids tractor-trsller elid off U. S. 35 about 10 miles east of here. colora, Roiular 79c dlaeororod a setuemenl or Noanderlhal men, - t 60,000 rear• old, In t11o Peeho:ra Rlv.,-. baoln In tllo Arellc Circle about 700 mUea tiJrtb o! Moecow, FRESH PICKED FARM VEGETABLES BEANS-PEPPERS-CORN TOMATOES-LIMAS-CANTALOUPES VIetnam on July 24. Size 36.84:• panolo in ~at!Orilid Wodneadi.Y tllol' Eiklns Gangliohs, Not Serious, Are Best Let Alone • reporlad and Alfred Schrollth, a forriler for services by . the ftrms. He .. •• 1111• Trwnan E. Gore, former Rolcl Services, lnc., and Georget<Mn Comml1sloner Burl sawyers, Homes, lnc. his d~ut,y, VinceJt Johnkoskl, 1 Five witnesses testified Tues- THB DOCTOR •• . REPORT DISCOVERY MOSCOW (UP0 - A team of !IDYI&t aeologlsta and archiolo- CROP eatlmates. Gary MlUer ls employed at the Linger Longer Inn 11 Ultle HockIng. Mr. ard Mra. Dole Hart ol ' Payments to Dummy Companies, ~m.:.uae :fihe~- AUGUST 13-17 Mlu Unda Watson of Doyton . '-' ~ 'M··"- -- cruise.,. Miss Taylor, 36, underwent a p a r t l a I hysterectomy ._., Mro. Gerald Vlolel Leon Hecox of Iowa was here month. Monday ealll~ on !rlends and "I'm all rfeht now, thank relatives. you," 1he told passenger• Mr. and Mro. John Torrence crowding around her as she of Colwnbus called on her mot:l>- boarded the liner after a holt er, Mrs. Myrtle Frost. train ride !rom Loudon. Force, w. ~ cent ..~ 111m 111!1 -•tho DIIW'• waa47 per cent. OFTN£ Chris, reside on Rt. 1, Northup. Sit- Rhodes arri vod ln Defect A shower was g:l ven Friday eve- were Sunday evenlng guesta or Mr. an:l MrL Clarence Nichols. ...• • to retQrn heme." cast l.n ~Ish, quoted Pueblo sailors describing their recreaPLAN HYMN SING tion and me<lical treabnent ln Thoro Will be a IQ1Im sing North Korea. at tho Rulland Church Cbrlll The Cmununlst broadcast dld on !ltnday, Aug, 25, at 2 p.m. not disclose the eonCerence site. LOUISVILLE, · K3. (UPI) Eveeyone Ia bWited and a r e The conference was attended Groopa of Negro )'(ltlhs looted urllod to bring a "special numaod tosrod rocks and boltles ber." The sing I• eponaored and three pollee c:rulsera were by :tile Goldell Circle Clall, With fired upon from passing cars Rey lbnn1an, chairman. Wednesdey night as violence broke out In a ono-S<JUII"e mile to o! the dty'a ""at end. None o! the pollee werelnjur. SUFFERS PAINS HOMESTEAD, Fla. (UPI) ed • ··• o!fl did MltldleportE-11--IIIH u~ ..... not retum IIUIIIIllQIIOC( to tha Morris realFourteen CUbln men, women aDd the -~·· "~ persona• 0110 a ....... ill corn Hollow w•achUclren ••perently side a 1· •· -~rt• ~- -• •-•,.., -•· ~ , _ " "'"' •• - • •"· at 2:37 p.m. Cor Christine yellow Rusalan buDt biplane to- w Injured cmiDg the clllturb 111 clay aod flew H to this sooth ance. 11ierenn no aiTelltland ~-- '!hi',J!I~~Jh' aii'poff'seekfilg pOiltlcoi" ,;. ~ lnijiljM, '" ~~~C::ao'! asylum, Coderal oCDclals aald. City poiiCI!O, helm- and arm- pllal and admitted ·· The Plane touchecl down at 8:· ed Willi throe.- riot lltickl, , ' 55 Lm. Mike Ervin, manager palroled ~ as calm returned · · or the Homestead AvisUoo Ser- to the predomiJianlly N..,., disFlewert Speak vlee at the General Aviation Air- trlct. · A Universal La.....,lt port here, described the plane The dlsonler woo touchOd off Thoy Lui Fotntf as "a bla. yellow biplane. rve by tho bomlllng earllnr WecboAo A M-r :,_~~. seen anylhlfW llke ll be- da1 of a NelrO church Whose Of S.otlm'tnlo pallor Is the Rev. A. D. WUWoll Exproa~d llama Kin& bi'CIIhor of the slain Dr. Martin Luther Kin& Jr. DUDLEY'S FLORIST II llarted after Klnl spoke 'In SAYS SHE IS OK 59 N. 2.. Avo. SOUTIIAMPTON, llJwland about 400 Neeroos at a rallY, ealled b.Y the militant Black Unity 992-5560 I (UPI)- Actress Elizabeth ray. Leasue ot Kenluck;r •(BULK), to lor and husbend Richard Burton left Cor New York Weclneoila)" Protell the bombln& aboard the liner Queen Elizabeth lor what their spokes- Athens were Sunday afternoon ning for Mr. ard Mrs. Gary Bart>o hart (Kelll Wataon) at the Grange Hall at Allred. There were 60 In atlendanco and the ·cq,le received many lovely gills. Mr. Barnhart left Monday lor the Air Mra. Orville Watson or Silver Rldp, Mr. and Mn. Marvin Walker .: by 25 or the 82 Americans who deacrtbed Ids people u "crlm!J>. were ...,U.rod With the Pueblo olo who: e<mmllled esplcnce news conference with crew -six oftl...:er•, cme clvUlan aM and holtlle acts ailer baYI!>c members of the cfllbu'ed 18 enlisted men-, It aald. IJ!Irnded deep Into your territor· A m e r i c a n intelligence ship The Communist news agency lal water&" Pueblo. said Cmdr. IJeyd M. Bucher, Bucher · said, ''we wllh to North Korea's Central News 39, skipper or t110 Pueblo, eli:Press our Intense de1lre to be Agency lllld the Pueblo' a reunited with our Camllles at captain again apologized Cor tile earnest possible IDIIDint violating North Korean waters and thereb,y ~ to the Jan. 22, when the U,S. naval people of the United Slates to shlp was seized b.Y the urge OUr gevermnent to take Communists. appropriate action 1o el\lblo us Halsey. ls visiting her grandmother, Mrs. Eme Watson, ,00 also Mr. and , . :!! , ; TOKYO (UI'O- North Korea today broadcast what It collod a gu;;sts of her brother, Mr. and Mr. and Mrs. Harold Newell and daughter. sandra, of Loog Bottom, caUed on Mr. and Mrs. W~cyne Brlckles on Sunday, Mr. and Mro. GftaldVloletreturoed home after a week's vacation at Buckeye Lake. ~ and 24 per coni thau&hl he waa Wl"I"'J. AmOnl ~· 11 P!'1" CREAM ollldonod With the 310th SOS Co., at Phan Bang, VIetnam. He Is a l23rd aircraft mechanic. Hia wife, Faye, and son, ,. Pueblo Crew Put on Air man called "a Ily. Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Nic~ ols spent several days with their daughter and famlly of Dayton. Berry Halsey, who has just re-. turned tram oversea• where he was stationed with the Air Force, has received his discharge am spent Thursday here wlth his grarq>arents, Mr. ard Mrs. Fon CLEVELAND (UP0 - A private 111rvey taken on Mayor Carl llokeB' handling o! the Glanville rlollnl lui mooth lho:Wod 1 maJority oCCievelauderaiUpporthls declalon to pullllhtle poUce and natlonllpwdsmenouto!the trool>ledarea. The ..rvey, taken b.Y ~lal 81rveys Co. and financed b.Y Cleveland businessmen, Involved 500 persons Picked from the clcy directory, Fl!ly..W..per<ll)t of them lhought Stoke• was rlgbt Sergeant Talmege H. ~s, 21. son of Mr. Albert Rhodes, PL Pleasant, IU1d Mrs. Gladys Rhodes, Rt. t, Ironton, ts now HEREFORD CHAMPS ~ey, of the ..... left, 1howalliaan!n*1 that won t11o open claao ._tltlon .,_. wae U,. chlq>lon Junior fllr C8mlle Wodne~ at the MeJso Coonty !'llr. Robert Rouab ot Now Ha~':!} poses Wlth 'ldo Cemale lhelns<aWanied the reserve claqlon honor In the open clau.• J; Photo. •,_ The news cmCerence, broec:J.. on a charge of laDing to keep Ilia vehicle oo the rll!llt hall o! t h e . . I Overturns land. .I ',/;. Two Hurt demolished. There was minor problems in his Armpolis, Md., Is Approved IN VIETNAM - Air Force damage to Largent's car, Harmon while crowd of3,000pe<llllegreef,. ed him at the airport while a few Negro pickets booed nearby. He planned to work oil day on slllle Stokes Policy m._r ol Galllpolla; Bl!l MIUedliOr ol the Logon Daily New•; Kenner :&ish publloher and edliOr or the Athens Me.. aenger; Jack Welsh, CoiOIDbus and So!lthern Ohio, Middleport; BOb Hodson, the HWsbofo Bank and Stvlnga COI!!j)lny; i!:d.Gerber, Gerber lnaurance at Cfdl· lii'Gihe; HudSIXI Jeffery• and BID McGurk of Ironton, and Harold Rowe of New Lexington and Sol· den Wlehl, Chamber of Commerce, Marietta, Ohio. JUchard R carun, lllj:ector, Stale of Ohio Travel Dl¥1slon of the Develq>ment Department, is In charge of the program. ises of active Sl4lport from Sen. Thruston Morton of Kentucky, arw:l Govs. John Love of Colorado, Harold Levander of Minnesota snd John Chafle oC Rhode IsSpiro T. Agnew - Nixon's running mate and Governor of MarJ- Survey Shows !or, • didate for the Democratic presi- weeks remaining before the DeJn.. dentl&J. n001ination, said he would ocratic national convention beaccept "somewhat sadly" t h e gins, HOJDplu'ey was ODiy 255 second spot on the ticket if the votes away Crom the 1,312 needed to win the nomination. The convention delegates desired. McCarthy - The Minnesota Vice President's total was 1,Democrat planned a campaign 0561/z cOIJlllOred wlth 428 lor Mc- swing through New York tooay after resting up Wednes<IQ in 4- When Car Rhetoric, Repression No Solution IDatlo edU is, : .I ' Planned Sept~ lAIIi• ' r SAVE • ltDUCING PLAN CANDY t25· �'" •• ·- ~ ~ ~~••- ' '• :,. '. ' . ·i. - ,\ •.· ' ' ' ' ?rt " ' - · . . ..... ~ ~uoel, ttomeroy..~ 0., Thurada)', Aug. "\ 15, 1968 .. ' ; ( J) •1, . ~ :· Voice along Broadway ' 80$'& ·1tr1111,110 and ~new ••I I'd quit peddling boldop.....Sen. . .a!H!Ii ll;yle at 111e GOP con-· ferey's polo In tile Rockefeller ventlon amaaod old p~<~o: he's camp 18¥ tbu •Jidn~ be surbeoD ~ with actiDi eooch prised If he :j,cmpo to the Demo 11o111 CUhmon... Ao hive Sen. ... Tl1at hijack cdtuatlon notwlth- Percy and Paso Morton mack, wire o1 Chock Full O'Nuta Cood· choill owner Bill Bla<k. .. A former night-club soogstress, Psge M>mewhat timidly told Black she 1111ght llke to lP> back alnglng In cOil wu IUC:t wor 1 G' II •"'iJ brullh.ofl. Send your teenage questions Dear P.K.: "Blame" isn~ the right word. You'Ve had for too much of that already! I can wtderllland why you want to run away - who WOCiidn't, with your kind of ubome., life7 But why THROW yourself away just to get even? By making your father's predlc ~ to YOUTH ASKED FOR IT, care tiona come true, you'd only be of Helen Help US! this nnrs- hurting yourself and turning HIM into a "martyr," which In some 3, II -r. Ill perverse wa,y he might OC\lOY. so prove him wrong. In the PREACHER'S KID RERFLS 1 Dear Helen: . 1 am a p.k. My father is a process YOl\ may discover the hellfire and damnation preach- hallflre and d>mnation has .,.s. er and he doesn't believe In ed off at your house. - H. "spare the rod.,. He never talks Dear Helen: I read the letter from .,Big It oot - but how hs can spank! He never praises us, but he Believer" and I was really hap~ can sure tell us where we're py to laK>" there are more of us going to end up we even look at around. La.st week I had a simUar ex~ a boy. rm 16, and m,y sisters are 14 and 15. We can't wear perlence. I sort of got messed makeup or short &Jdrts and we up with my hoy friend. We dehave to be home before the sun cided he should come over the goes down. It's like prison. Olr next day when my fouta weren't home. We Ogurad we 1oved each mother died five years ago. other so lt was all right. I Ma,vbe you'll think I deserve wasntt worried butlwasucstatic. bareboltom spankings alter my That night In bed I had a big next oentence: I hate my father argument with God I went ID and wiBh I wootd never see him • ' I 0 d 1 again, I figured Pd get even with him and went oot on the &n.eak. I cllmhed through my window after everyone ns asleep, and I wore a skirt rd hemmed up elgllt Inches and makeup I (Jlt fi<)M my girl friend. We met some hoyo and wont to a beer party, the cops came and arrested us. When my father (Jlt ID tile pollee station, 1 had a clprotte In my hand. He gave me the hardelll spanklni I'd ever had In my life, oot even waiting to get me borne, ' and all the ttme he. kept sa,ylng how Pd disgraced him. I don't · think be ever cared aboUt me, he was just showing the cq>s hoW it wasn't his fault 'cauae look how he pmlshes me. Now I can't !P> oot o!the house the relit of 'the summer. And I hove to pra,y oot lwd for the salvatlm ol my soul every night. Do )'OU blame me for wanting to run awa,y and do all tile wUd thinga be accuses me of, wblch ·.~ ' 10 rar I haven't done? - PUN~ ISIIED P.K. ' 'I''.. Ma,ybe you and me can got ear. Ya know? rve uaed a lot unnecessary words to say thanks for prlnUng an encouraging column, and a big Hurrah! for "Big Believer" who Jmows God is her Frlandl - ANOTHER BIG BELIEVER Dear AJI,B,: You know, )'OU cootd teach P.K.'a hellfire and damnation Harrisonville HOLLYWOOD (IJPO - Hugh clubs or my pill In Chicago. Hefner, the magazine pub1lsher uGuests will be my trlends in who gave a sexy new definldon and out of show businessto the word "centerfole," is no comedians, musicians, good longer content to get hi1 message across with the written word or the nude female. The plpe-smoklll! pr~rietor ~- together and show him the real WIJ to turn on, huh, Dad? Gee, thanko. You're oka,y. Ob, oh. Mom's yelling at me to turn ~ the stereo and ID go to aleap; .. 'night. - Peace." Sound irreverent? Maybe aome ministers might think so, but I've found my BOUnd wave to His lither a great deal about TRUE religion, Thanko for a tovecy sleep thinking Pd won, as I had Iotter.- H. oo lntentlnn ol chlnglng my mind. Tho next morning I knew - absolutely KNEW - my boy friend By AVA GILKEY . woulm't come over. He dldn't. When I talked with him thet night, Mr. and Mrs. Frank ~pie and he said ba too hod hod a long · children of Athens were dinner dlscuaaloo with God - and so guests of their parents, the Mike my boy friend went fishing ln- Epples, SUnday. Mrs. Alice Whaley or Colum· otead. Cruy? Yeah, but Pll never bus spent a few daye with her sa,y God II lmper sonal again. mother and was joined l>,f,, Mr. He cared enough to win me over Whaley on Frkla,y evenlqr. He agalnot my wUII came to atteOO the Athens Fair. rd like tD tell you something Mr. and Mr~ Robert Jewell eloe. Before my personal mi- were dinner guests at the Hallkracle, I couldn't ldenti(y with dll)'- Atldns heme SUnday. God u tht~ Father ol us all. Mr. Earl Fyre. a former reslWhat bugged me "as how prqers deni, called on old rrleiXls here are 110 still and formal with the pest week. '.t1'hee'a, Thine's" etc. and high Leonard Lee also was here 10111K11ng glorifications. I couldn't calling on old ocqualntances. dlg talking !!Ice thet, just like I Mr~ Wllda Haning of Dowl>can't read the Btble because It lngton and Mrs. Uoyd Boring of doe111't talk l~~~~P>age I under- Columbus visited the M. A. ~­ pies. stand Anywa,y, one da,y I (Jlt fed up. Mr. and Mra. Robert Alkire I wu pra,ylng but not feeling any visited the Dole Whaleys In AthreletionlhlJ>. 1 mean my problem ens on Slturday evening. was little, so why lP> all DowerJ? Mrs. Kolle WUson occompanI solved It by using plain, every- lod her daughter and son-In-law Mr. and Mro. An Jordan, of Mlddif4!orl on a trip Sunday. The Jordans have a new travel trailer. Mr. and Mrs. Chao, McGrath Playboy Proprietor Getting TV Program ' i .. ; "Oh Dad: could you maybe keep an eye on Joe? I think he's taking dope. That's not so conversationalists. Fori111tance, there 11 one dWogue about sex and cinema with Roman Polan-. ski and Sharon Tate. u Anll I'D discuss the new morality with Father Malcolm Playboy clubs has turned his Boyd, and race and athletics attention to television. Begirming',a~etlme In Oc~ with BW Russell. That sort of ber Hefner will' host 1 weekly thing." syndicated hour-lo,. varletyBut the bunnies! uOh, they'U be aroum. but lnterview series tiUed "P!Qboy oot · ln costume," he finally After Dark.'' No. Ther(lclill be no bumlea lllmltlod. ''We hope to bring iJmne sex lid sq,histlcatlon to al'C>cull. Until now Hefner hal been television which it surely needs. "We've struck a responsive content to appear 11 a gueat on chord with readers. We hope to Jther late nlght aholra 0< prq>Ounding his ph!looq)hy In do the same with v1ewers." hlo lnagazine. Also he enJolod froUck!ng around h!a Chimansion with buU'Wn every.. thing. Now his periOIIlllty-whlch is IUilewhst shy- h go!,. pubUc. HThere's a dramatic change Ia life acyie for me "'"' thai I'm ..... into Ill)' 40s," Hefner 11id trom Ida peNJJouse pad atop hia Sunset strip club. "The magazine is 15 years old, IUid I'm taldqg stoek of J111se1L I'm going to 1111rt enJoylow myoeiL "lllltud of having a formal ~ with aueots COIIIIIW In are parents or I" new daughter. Jack Clark spent a weekond here with his family. Mr. and Mrs. Clinton Gllkey aOO son. Tad, speni a recent evening with his mother, Ava Gllkoy. Darold Graham hod an air"""' dltioner Installed In his trailer. Mr. and Mr~ clayton er and family of Columbuo are w_,. visiting his parents. the Heney Waggoner a. \I ooe ·at & time, we want •..-Ill ·,f\)I)Oci. food ljaVI .' ' t!rts . any ' to ~ ' DiiiJ·8oliuiii!.1 PaiDtl-MJjldlliPGI'~ 0.., '11.....odl.l .~th. ~l[thd~y . .. '• • I. • ' ·--~ . '' The John Rossmans of Fostoria. say: ' ' ••1.. -:·. ' ' 't-· 'i_ . r non- ' ' ' I. ••• Bethel Members Installed ., . ' ' "We found ·electric home heating cllean, comfortable and so rqasonable." •' ' lnatallatlon ol .....U mom. ber1 blgbllpllod a mooting ol Bethel a, Intomatlonal Order of Joba Jlauahlers, Malda,y nlldtt at the Mallllllc r-~•e, _,.. I'Oine- -• , I -• ,.. --· .-. • roy· • - " o. ilf Mr. and Mra. lAo 0. Wood • •n ode:...._ ·opeetall!ll. Ali1MII" Wood, a ItS& •I I'""'* of Rui:land Hl&ll School, .. ........ .(ibW Slota UQ{Y!Ifo!IJ, llf Ia ·~ 1o the fanner ·ll'oro• .o - ot II I ol Rt. J. Rutland, hll - Pleled bulc lralnlni at Amarillo AFB, Tex., and hlo ~ aalllnod to the Air For.. Tichnl~ 'l'ralll1iia c.Ut II Ktea- . iOr ......""' .. llulllfad. . •• -.... "" Fifth Annual "Until you've lived in a home with electric heating, you just can't imagine how great it is ... so clean, so comfortable," says Hudson Family Reunion Held auodate ~dlall. were !alllalted II the reeeat Grand Colilcll mtetlni bald In CloValllld. Am!llte . warnor, honored , _ bill charge ol the moot-' . 1ng _,.11111chplanoworomacle for a ptcnlc 111 tile afternoon ol Aug. 25. 11 wss noted that the meetlni will bs held on Sept. 9. Becky McKnight Is Recuperating • • •• pro-. ---------- S~roeand Recipe '' . . . 1:11 ,,~-~· ,. 'Ji. Shower Given Bride Daughter's Birth Hymn Sing ' Planned ---·------ Mr. and Mrs. John !Iassman, 509 Burnham Dr.• Fostoria, Ohio ' .k>hn$o,n Famil>: ',:- .... a..m. Reuiiion Held . •. . '.. -~ . '- ' ,..-. ~f Logan Park The trend is ~lear ... The Total-Electric Age is here I Bohrs Hold Rtuni'Gn w-.w Brewer Reunion Held • The Rossmans agree,"We wouldn't have any other type of heat! In fact, we'd be willing to pay more because we like electric heating so well!" electric heating. Abr<r~ham Planned int Racine Mrs. Rossman. · You to&-<l8f1 be 'just a·s happy with electric heating and its operating costs. Call Ohio Power today for a free, noobligation estimate of what it would cost to comfort-heat your home with flameless of Ice Cream Social •• • "And the cost is so reasonable." Only about a dollar a day for everything-the refrigerator. range, washer and dryer. water heater, two televisions, electric garage door opener, a host of other appliances ... and the clean, flameless electric heating! Descendant~ Damall, Installed by Paul Darnall, grand outer auard ol tile Grand Cooncll ol Jobo Dougbtera, wore Da!IQI Blakeolee, auarcllln oetrotary; Da Darnell, llll8fd1an tres111rer; Mary Virginia Kautz, director ol music; Beoale King promoter ol aoclabU!ty; Mabel Mr. IIIII Mre. lll,ymonll JJwjlllo, Jr., of illa.)'hew Rood, Goegleln. promoter o1 hol)>ltalllouto,J, JacksCJII, Ohio. are llliiOIIIIC:~ the e . . . . - of their lty, and Guy COwan, promoter clau&hter. Jud;y ll!aae, to wn,..... Doyle Bias, son of Mr- and ol fraternal rolatlono. Mrs. Dorsel Bias, llDute 3, P1111eroy. Mila JJwjllls II 1 1961 Charles Alkire and Emma K. II'ICI~ate ol Jackson JUab SehooL Her flaclce Is a 1967 gnc~.,. Clatworthy, the Other two camAn ice creatn social will be ate of PCDeroy ~ Sehool IIIII Ia preoently ltton!IIW the ell members 1'1111 be Installed at ota&ed by the oux!llary of the Southern 0111o ~er 'I'nllllnc Celller where he Is rerclled a later date. Racine Fire DE~>&r~ment over the II the IIIIo modllnl., course. A ~ topllcmed. Eloill Smith, guardian, a n d Labor Illy weekend. Ordars for homemade Ice cream are bet• taken and rest.. dent. mil)' call 949-4365 or 9493471 iO p1ace ordero. A chicken barbecue originally oeheduled for PORTLAND- Memberoofthe r...,e, Unda, Patricia, and DebLabor Illy has been re-achedulod Brewer flm1bo bold their ro- ra, Drexel, Pa.; Mr. and Mrs. for Sept. I with oervi~ ID begin Auplllllll PorllandSiata Kem«h Brewer Teress Kenot II L m. Residents destr!ow Pork witll 68 reJatiVII and four ntlh, Ii, C4J.s; Mro.' CharRoell)' McKnight, dautibtor ol 11111111 Pr.,... wao ol- lea lllmeral and Tlshl Jane, Rll'- .Mr. and Mrs. Geor go Mc- to dOIIIte Ingredients for the Ice .-111 by A, W. Br.....-. noldollurg; Mr. and Mrs. Harold Knight of Columbus, Ia recuper- cream or baked beans for the barThe YOUII&Oit pro- wao tile Brewer and Jsele, LAing Botlom; ating at Children' a Hol)>ltal from becue are asked to call the aame JJ.Unbers. roar-old twin 111111 of Mr. and P!c. Larll' Lee Cloae, 1111 rur- maJor BUrgery. Mro. Roilald Beoslt, RGclno.1 and IOUih, Walerford; Miss s...tra She Is tile granddallllbter of ) 111111 Beosla. F1111111al with four Miller, WhiJ>Ple, Ohio; Mrs. Ce- Mr. and Mrs. James ~!Ivan o1 - - preaa were Mr. cll Grtmna, 1'1111, Rou, Eaot Belpre, formerly ot Middleport. and Mra. D>er Brewer and Mr. Liverpool; Mrs. Maalne Pardee, Deeley will be hoapltallaod for and Mro. Aile Brewer. Jim, Martha, and Bobby, YOUIIii- another three weeks. Her room Gaelll tra•ollng tile farthea< town; Ra,y Brewer, Marlotte; Jlllllber 1o 32f. ......, Mr. and Mre. Rolllll Law- Mrs. Lu1a Brewer, Belpre; Mro. renet and dooqhtero, f..,.. Drlx- Lucy C..,...r, Belpre; Mia• Elal, I'IIIII!J!Yanla. Ia Mae Brewer, Belpre; Mra. Pro- won, Mr. and Mrl. Mary TUcker, Eut Liverpool; lber ~......,-, Ealll u ..rpool; Mr, Roy Buah, Roclno RD, and , .,.. iii! Ml-o. A. w. Brerir.'lii-o. !'!hoi Jolicla; PO.Il&nd. · Wblto ~- lldo; lllr. and Mre. Aile· Brewer, Portland; Mr. and Mr~ Bernard Patton, Loui-JvUle, Ky., are announcltW Mr. and Mro. Eameot ~ar. llaelne RD.; Mr. and Mro. Edthe birth of 1 daughter, Lioa Ann, ·pr Br...r, Fortland; Mill !ti-lon Aug. -711 the Melhod!ot EPiavia Brewer, Radno RD; Mr. A hymn sq wm bs held Sw>- copolllotp!taL and Mro. Kola Grlmna, Eut clay, A~~~o 25, II the Enterprise Mr. IIIII Mro. Pau.n have.,.. U¥_.; Mr. and Mro. George United Metbocllat Church, The other daughter, Susan Lynn, aae Tood and Jameo and V.,.IA 1 slog will bsgln at 2 p. m. and two. Mrs. MarJorie Oliver Is the CGlumbua; Mrl. Joom Dobblno, area olngers are Invited to par- maternal snnclmother, She has o.do and Kerry I,yoa, CGlum- tlelpate. returned from a week in Louisbul; Mr. and Mn. John Beol, v!llo with her daugilter and tam- a n d ,....,COlwnbui;Mro. lly. DelQrla Harrop, Bleil and Millo, ELECT OFFICERS ('<lhomtm; David A. Brewer, The 111111111 TMII ol the United Portland; Mr. and lira. Ra,y 117- Faith Clurch aleetlll Sllrlll' RD; Mro. ICJml Drll<o, prelldonl; I'IIQ- 'Piclcoool Cloae, Uncia, Loland; R I t 1, .... • proalda; YYOme FrankW-, and 11"0' ~. Wat.r. Uo, MCI'tllary, and Ronnlo Hill, ford; Mr. and Mro. Roilald- - • r Iaiii !baJ', Aoother llo, Cbrtota, ~. R.Ym, Ra-t matter c!loeullod waa a Ylllt dno; lllr. and Mro. RoiUn Law- lo the old toUco' bomo soon. ':': = 56 Attend Seventh Carr N-.• , I School Reunion Aug. 11th Fashion Watch Wardrobe •'CARAVELL£" ,--- · ----~---------------, (We Are Not Open on Sundays) 1 i Sl ON'S I BREAD 1 MAR FooKtJoNs WE ACCEPT 1 Open Every Week D#y 9:00 to 7:UU FAIR WEEK SPECIAL ADAMS WHITE I I I I I litW'd.IY Til 9 . 1 1,_, _________ ......... _______ He. M.WI ST ttH111ll POMEII-OY-.. I l, ~ Wlllttnr your mood Catovello has. 1ho Witch lor yo~ ttoo•J or conventlouiCtriVIIII OllChllllllllvt J. . olld-triol wllh procislon nu.ct pac11. And 1V1!J . C•raullt carril~ Bulovt 1u•intttl!or ol)lo and qualiiJ ·at on lnerodl•lr Ia; price, comojn .IIIII stl our Cirtvlllo _ ......,,,ts t"• ....... . -~' _J _, FlYING CHiC ..... , ·' ~-~~I"U"It:·:"- .' )', ,' ~~-·-~. icilloI ~, ' .:' lfK;II . MAPLE LAWN ' r ·ti,U I - ---·~~~~--· I' ol-·· J..- AFB, ¥JtL, ttbJdlq: u • . " ........ Ll • 3RD AVE. - . • LIMlltOIII .,,• •,,: HOME lAUfiHY J. • WOOD A'f KE£Sl.f;R'AFB ' AlrJDan ~ 0, Wood Ill, oi>o • p""*"""', I-111WIII 'IIIf""' ' ·=••ti' J DRY-CLEAN NOW 992-2057 ' ~ r<Wrt ' VALLEY LUMBER & SUPPLY (0. S. 119~ . 923 ' The IIJIIIIII picnic of loll I~ I pte teoo IIIIo year ore .fL50. Coun1;)' Salon 710, Eight 1M ForAI! 'latltauOn .... txi...dect I¥, wao hald liClnda,y nlgbht the frolii tho Dopirtemenlol ~ · to tllo 11111111 clliiDor, The Solcii.. 'o l Mro. Iva hWell.' ~.. i'....U1 ~hlpet!D; presid- ~~ ·rict!Yid _. intliattoo !rllll ed at 1lle meetlntJ wlthloln. ~ !IIIII&,CiJUiit1 filion 61,2 1D a Mi.latun llvtrw 1 ot thO loltohlp ~~ . . · ~ lolarcho hald roeealbdn CO. ,, A~n ·W!IW.o-to lumbua. The Sllon wao the~ Mrl. ll&ckett. Tile trilfti. lent of 11-iil eaah . awards, too liw"PI'Iz• dented by Mro. foarl ttcphleo, IIIII a eertUicate of XIISj)p WU awarded to MrL J. M. merit Cor Its overall 'fllormCIIl. Ati8DIIIW belttdea ohs reportecl. those lliDiod wore Mro. J ulla PiiDI for the y- were cl!&- HyaeD, Mrs. G~s Mowrw, cuaood !nei...U,. a nursing oebol- Mro. Eunle Brinker, Mre. Clti>lrohlp, the cyotlc llbmlo drive ertne Walah and Mra. lolyrde Walltor; and a contribution to the hospitaL It was noted thot ' . SCIIon 710 Picnic Held ., ........""" ... a patty ,lllllolphere so thll the viewer loolo lie to 1 port ol the ..Uv!Q-," llco!nor said "( ilut thom to ~rive them . . .....,.,.. ol OliO ot· 1111 .. . , colltclion. · ''l . '' I . ~ of Playboy magazine and the '-1,. ,, ,,.-.~, •, "What'• the clift'era.ee" rfiPlied nolta tree. You show your Jove so simple, and I really dlt lt. "Sa,y, Dad. rve sot a problem. I've got tlrl-s teacher who' s a real slob. Ma3'1>• you know him. Anywa,y, remind me to keep my mouth shut in class, okay7 ,,, .•• , .,. _,.,.,_. . ,!. laf wootd ~P> wthe Iaraall eharIUes named In Rooe'a. will ... "Hey Dad, I love you. You!re really grooyy. Thanks for the beautlflll rod roses In the garden, the bluebird In the mag. dll to do ,., , __,..o ~-"'-~~v.,._,, __ :,,. ·t:"'; N da,y ochool cafeteria Engihh: Instead or saying "Our JleaV.. enly Father," I said: Helen Bottel YOUTH ASKED FOR ITI 11da column is ror yot1J1J people, their problem• and pleasures, their troubles and tun. As with the rest ol Helen Help USI it welcomes laughs but won't dodge a serloua question with a ..,, , thil alwa,y~ cool and briiHint young revoJuUonarr • lllanclln& Algeria ma,y cool n New manager o!the Ameri•olf!clally and _,-ately with 11- Hotal here, Chis. -rmileble, rael. •. A!ter the Algerlano bought II the chsp who put San Frl!lthe stately BUly Rooe man- clsco'o Mark Hopklno backCIIltile in the E. 90s aa their U.N. em- but-seller llot....ThlrdAve. bou· basa,y, we asked Its U.S. am- ti~JW, very sWish, feature I ucus- Helen Help USe ••By )IJ )I> ~·-· ~ - ' public If he didn't mlncLBIII basaador Towllk )IOUIIaura If BY JACK O'BRIAN NJ!W·'yORK ,- r.\o,y.,.. Und- nplled, "ldlnd~ I! I could olng he realized I!Je $J,l!OO,OOD price ••J Obi -i' .. fi ......,. _,_. . . . -w..... ----·•••• r· 'i hal. 2lbs.1.00 .. f �'" •• ·- ~ ~ ~~••- ' '• :,. '. ' . ·i. - ,\ •.· ' ' ' ' ?rt " ' - · . . ..... ~ ~uoel, ttomeroy..~ 0., Thurada)', Aug. "\ 15, 1968 .. ' ; ( J) •1, . ~ :· Voice along Broadway ' 80$'& ·1tr1111,110 and ~new ••I I'd quit peddling boldop.....Sen. . .a!H!Ii ll;yle at 111e GOP con-· ferey's polo In tile Rockefeller ventlon amaaod old p~<~o: he's camp 18¥ tbu •Jidn~ be surbeoD ~ with actiDi eooch prised If he :j,cmpo to the Demo 11o111 CUhmon... Ao hive Sen. ... Tl1at hijack cdtuatlon notwlth- Percy and Paso Morton mack, wire o1 Chock Full O'Nuta Cood· choill owner Bill Bla<k. .. A former night-club soogstress, Psge M>mewhat timidly told Black she 1111ght llke to lP> back alnglng In cOil wu IUC:t wor 1 G' II •"'iJ brullh.ofl. Send your teenage questions Dear P.K.: "Blame" isn~ the right word. You'Ve had for too much of that already! I can wtderllland why you want to run away - who WOCiidn't, with your kind of ubome., life7 But why THROW yourself away just to get even? By making your father's predlc ~ to YOUTH ASKED FOR IT, care tiona come true, you'd only be of Helen Help US! this nnrs- hurting yourself and turning HIM into a "martyr," which In some 3, II -r. Ill perverse wa,y he might OC\lOY. so prove him wrong. In the PREACHER'S KID RERFLS 1 Dear Helen: . 1 am a p.k. My father is a process YOl\ may discover the hellfire and damnation preach- hallflre and d>mnation has .,.s. er and he doesn't believe In ed off at your house. - H. "spare the rod.,. He never talks Dear Helen: I read the letter from .,Big It oot - but how hs can spank! He never praises us, but he Believer" and I was really hap~ can sure tell us where we're py to laK>" there are more of us going to end up we even look at around. La.st week I had a simUar ex~ a boy. rm 16, and m,y sisters are 14 and 15. We can't wear perlence. I sort of got messed makeup or short &Jdrts and we up with my hoy friend. We dehave to be home before the sun cided he should come over the goes down. It's like prison. Olr next day when my fouta weren't home. We Ogurad we 1oved each mother died five years ago. other so lt was all right. I Ma,vbe you'll think I deserve wasntt worried butlwasucstatic. bareboltom spankings alter my That night In bed I had a big next oentence: I hate my father argument with God I went ID and wiBh I wootd never see him • ' I 0 d 1 again, I figured Pd get even with him and went oot on the &n.eak. I cllmhed through my window after everyone ns asleep, and I wore a skirt rd hemmed up elgllt Inches and makeup I (Jlt fi<)M my girl friend. We met some hoyo and wont to a beer party, the cops came and arrested us. When my father (Jlt ID tile pollee station, 1 had a clprotte In my hand. He gave me the hardelll spanklni I'd ever had In my life, oot even waiting to get me borne, ' and all the ttme he. kept sa,ylng how Pd disgraced him. I don't · think be ever cared aboUt me, he was just showing the cq>s hoW it wasn't his fault 'cauae look how he pmlshes me. Now I can't !P> oot o!the house the relit of 'the summer. And I hove to pra,y oot lwd for the salvatlm ol my soul every night. Do )'OU blame me for wanting to run awa,y and do all tile wUd thinga be accuses me of, wblch ·.~ ' 10 rar I haven't done? - PUN~ ISIIED P.K. ' 'I''.. Ma,ybe you and me can got ear. Ya know? rve uaed a lot unnecessary words to say thanks for prlnUng an encouraging column, and a big Hurrah! for "Big Believer" who Jmows God is her Frlandl - ANOTHER BIG BELIEVER Dear AJI,B,: You know, )'OU cootd teach P.K.'a hellfire and damnation Harrisonville HOLLYWOOD (IJPO - Hugh clubs or my pill In Chicago. Hefner, the magazine pub1lsher uGuests will be my trlends in who gave a sexy new definldon and out of show businessto the word "centerfole," is no comedians, musicians, good longer content to get hi1 message across with the written word or the nude female. The plpe-smoklll! pr~rietor ~- together and show him the real WIJ to turn on, huh, Dad? Gee, thanko. You're oka,y. Ob, oh. Mom's yelling at me to turn ~ the stereo and ID go to aleap; .. 'night. - Peace." Sound irreverent? Maybe aome ministers might think so, but I've found my BOUnd wave to His lither a great deal about TRUE religion, Thanko for a tovecy sleep thinking Pd won, as I had Iotter.- H. oo lntentlnn ol chlnglng my mind. Tho next morning I knew - absolutely KNEW - my boy friend By AVA GILKEY . woulm't come over. He dldn't. When I talked with him thet night, Mr. and Mrs. Frank ~pie and he said ba too hod hod a long · children of Athens were dinner dlscuaaloo with God - and so guests of their parents, the Mike my boy friend went fishing ln- Epples, SUnday. Mrs. Alice Whaley or Colum· otead. Cruy? Yeah, but Pll never bus spent a few daye with her sa,y God II lmper sonal again. mother and was joined l>,f,, Mr. He cared enough to win me over Whaley on Frkla,y evenlqr. He agalnot my wUII came to atteOO the Athens Fair. rd like tD tell you something Mr. and Mr~ Robert Jewell eloe. Before my personal mi- were dinner guests at the Hallkracle, I couldn't ldenti(y with dll)'- Atldns heme SUnday. God u tht~ Father ol us all. Mr. Earl Fyre. a former reslWhat bugged me "as how prqers deni, called on old rrleiXls here are 110 still and formal with the pest week. '.t1'hee'a, Thine's" etc. and high Leonard Lee also was here 10111K11ng glorifications. I couldn't calling on old ocqualntances. dlg talking !!Ice thet, just like I Mr~ Wllda Haning of Dowl>can't read the Btble because It lngton and Mrs. Uoyd Boring of doe111't talk l~~~~P>age I under- Columbus visited the M. A. ~­ pies. stand Anywa,y, one da,y I (Jlt fed up. Mr. and Mra. Robert Alkire I wu pra,ylng but not feeling any visited the Dole Whaleys In AthreletionlhlJ>. 1 mean my problem ens on Slturday evening. was little, so why lP> all DowerJ? Mrs. Kolle WUson occompanI solved It by using plain, every- lod her daughter and son-In-law Mr. and Mro. An Jordan, of Mlddif4!orl on a trip Sunday. The Jordans have a new travel trailer. Mr. and Mrs. Chao, McGrath Playboy Proprietor Getting TV Program ' i .. ; "Oh Dad: could you maybe keep an eye on Joe? I think he's taking dope. That's not so conversationalists. Fori111tance, there 11 one dWogue about sex and cinema with Roman Polan-. ski and Sharon Tate. u Anll I'D discuss the new morality with Father Malcolm Playboy clubs has turned his Boyd, and race and athletics attention to television. Begirming',a~etlme In Oc~ with BW Russell. That sort of ber Hefner will' host 1 weekly thing." syndicated hour-lo,. varletyBut the bunnies! uOh, they'U be aroum. but lnterview series tiUed "P!Qboy oot · ln costume," he finally After Dark.'' No. Ther(lclill be no bumlea lllmltlod. ''We hope to bring iJmne sex lid sq,histlcatlon to al'C>cull. Until now Hefner hal been television which it surely needs. "We've struck a responsive content to appear 11 a gueat on chord with readers. We hope to Jther late nlght aholra 0< prq>Ounding his ph!looq)hy In do the same with v1ewers." hlo lnagazine. Also he enJolod froUck!ng around h!a Chimansion with buU'Wn every.. thing. Now his periOIIlllty-whlch is IUilewhst shy- h go!,. pubUc. HThere's a dramatic change Ia life acyie for me "'"' thai I'm ..... into Ill)' 40s," Hefner 11id trom Ida peNJJouse pad atop hia Sunset strip club. "The magazine is 15 years old, IUid I'm taldqg stoek of J111se1L I'm going to 1111rt enJoylow myoeiL "lllltud of having a formal ~ with aueots COIIIIIW In are parents or I" new daughter. Jack Clark spent a weekond here with his family. Mr. and Mrs. Clinton Gllkey aOO son. Tad, speni a recent evening with his mother, Ava Gllkoy. Darold Graham hod an air"""' dltioner Installed In his trailer. Mr. and Mr~ clayton er and family of Columbuo are w_,. visiting his parents. the Heney Waggoner a. \I ooe ·at & time, we want •..-Ill ·,f\)I)Oci. food ljaVI .' ' t!rts . any ' to ~ ' DiiiJ·8oliuiii!.1 PaiDtl-MJjldlliPGI'~ 0.., '11.....odl.l .~th. ~l[thd~y . .. '• • I. • ' ·--~ . '' The John Rossmans of Fostoria. say: ' ' ••1.. -:·. ' ' 't-· 'i_ . r non- ' ' ' I. ••• Bethel Members Installed ., . ' ' "We found ·electric home heating cllean, comfortable and so rqasonable." •' ' lnatallatlon ol .....U mom. ber1 blgbllpllod a mooting ol Bethel a, Intomatlonal Order of Joba Jlauahlers, Malda,y nlldtt at the Mallllllc r-~•e, _,.. I'Oine- -• , I -• ,.. --· .-. • roy· • - " o. ilf Mr. and Mra. lAo 0. Wood • •n ode:...._ ·opeetall!ll. Ali1MII" Wood, a ItS& •I I'""'* of Rui:land Hl&ll School, .. ........ .(ibW Slota UQ{Y!Ifo!IJ, llf Ia ·~ 1o the fanner ·ll'oro• .o - ot II I ol Rt. J. Rutland, hll - Pleled bulc lralnlni at Amarillo AFB, Tex., and hlo ~ aalllnod to the Air For.. Tichnl~ 'l'ralll1iia c.Ut II Ktea- . iOr ......""' .. llulllfad. . •• -.... "" Fifth Annual "Until you've lived in a home with electric heating, you just can't imagine how great it is ... so clean, so comfortable," says Hudson Family Reunion Held auodate ~dlall. were !alllalted II the reeeat Grand Colilcll mtetlni bald In CloValllld. Am!llte . warnor, honored , _ bill charge ol the moot-' . 1ng _,.11111chplanoworomacle for a ptcnlc 111 tile afternoon ol Aug. 25. 11 wss noted that the meetlni will bs held on Sept. 9. Becky McKnight Is Recuperating • • •• pro-. ---------- S~roeand Recipe '' . . . 1:11 ,,~-~· ,. 'Ji. Shower Given Bride Daughter's Birth Hymn Sing ' Planned ---·------ Mr. and Mrs. John !Iassman, 509 Burnham Dr.• Fostoria, Ohio ' .k>hn$o,n Famil>: ',:- .... a..m. Reuiiion Held . •. . '.. -~ . '- ' ,..-. ~f Logan Park The trend is ~lear ... The Total-Electric Age is here I Bohrs Hold Rtuni'Gn w-.w Brewer Reunion Held • The Rossmans agree,"We wouldn't have any other type of heat! In fact, we'd be willing to pay more because we like electric heating so well!" electric heating. Abr<r~ham Planned int Racine Mrs. Rossman. · You to&-<l8f1 be 'just a·s happy with electric heating and its operating costs. Call Ohio Power today for a free, noobligation estimate of what it would cost to comfort-heat your home with flameless of Ice Cream Social •• • "And the cost is so reasonable." Only about a dollar a day for everything-the refrigerator. range, washer and dryer. water heater, two televisions, electric garage door opener, a host of other appliances ... and the clean, flameless electric heating! Descendant~ Damall, Installed by Paul Darnall, grand outer auard ol tile Grand Cooncll ol Jobo Dougbtera, wore Da!IQI Blakeolee, auarcllln oetrotary; Da Darnell, llll8fd1an tres111rer; Mary Virginia Kautz, director ol music; Beoale King promoter ol aoclabU!ty; Mabel Mr. IIIII Mre. lll,ymonll JJwjlllo, Jr., of illa.)'hew Rood, Goegleln. promoter o1 hol)>ltalllouto,J, JacksCJII, Ohio. are llliiOIIIIC:~ the e . . . . - of their lty, and Guy COwan, promoter clau&hter. Jud;y ll!aae, to wn,..... Doyle Bias, son of Mr- and ol fraternal rolatlono. Mrs. Dorsel Bias, llDute 3, P1111eroy. Mila JJwjllls II 1 1961 Charles Alkire and Emma K. II'ICI~ate ol Jackson JUab SehooL Her flaclce Is a 1967 gnc~.,. Clatworthy, the Other two camAn ice creatn social will be ate of PCDeroy ~ Sehool IIIII Ia preoently ltton!IIW the ell members 1'1111 be Installed at ota&ed by the oux!llary of the Southern 0111o ~er 'I'nllllnc Celller where he Is rerclled a later date. Racine Fire DE~>&r~ment over the II the IIIIo modllnl., course. A ~ topllcmed. Eloill Smith, guardian, a n d Labor Illy weekend. Ordars for homemade Ice cream are bet• taken and rest.. dent. mil)' call 949-4365 or 9493471 iO p1ace ordero. A chicken barbecue originally oeheduled for PORTLAND- Memberoofthe r...,e, Unda, Patricia, and DebLabor Illy has been re-achedulod Brewer flm1bo bold their ro- ra, Drexel, Pa.; Mr. and Mrs. for Sept. I with oervi~ ID begin Auplllllll PorllandSiata Kem«h Brewer Teress Kenot II L m. Residents destr!ow Pork witll 68 reJatiVII and four ntlh, Ii, C4J.s; Mro.' CharRoell)' McKnight, dautibtor ol 11111111 Pr.,... wao ol- lea lllmeral and Tlshl Jane, Rll'- .Mr. and Mrs. Geor go Mc- to dOIIIte Ingredients for the Ice .-111 by A, W. Br.....-. noldollurg; Mr. and Mrs. Harold Knight of Columbus, Ia recuper- cream or baked beans for the barThe YOUII&Oit pro- wao tile Brewer and Jsele, LAing Botlom; ating at Children' a Hol)>ltal from becue are asked to call the aame JJ.Unbers. roar-old twin 111111 of Mr. and P!c. Larll' Lee Cloae, 1111 rur- maJor BUrgery. Mro. Roilald Beoslt, RGclno.1 and IOUih, Walerford; Miss s...tra She Is tile granddallllbter of ) 111111 Beosla. F1111111al with four Miller, WhiJ>Ple, Ohio; Mrs. Ce- Mr. and Mrs. James ~!Ivan o1 - - preaa were Mr. cll Grtmna, 1'1111, Rou, Eaot Belpre, formerly ot Middleport. and Mra. D>er Brewer and Mr. Liverpool; Mrs. Maalne Pardee, Deeley will be hoapltallaod for and Mro. Aile Brewer. Jim, Martha, and Bobby, YOUIIii- another three weeks. Her room Gaelll tra•ollng tile farthea< town; Ra,y Brewer, Marlotte; Jlllllber 1o 32f. ......, Mr. and Mre. Rolllll Law- Mrs. Lu1a Brewer, Belpre; Mro. renet and dooqhtero, f..,.. Drlx- Lucy C..,...r, Belpre; Mia• Elal, I'IIIII!J!Yanla. Ia Mae Brewer, Belpre; Mra. Pro- won, Mr. and Mrl. Mary TUcker, Eut Liverpool; lber ~......,-, Ealll u ..rpool; Mr, Roy Buah, Roclno RD, and , .,.. iii! Ml-o. A. w. Brerir.'lii-o. !'!hoi Jolicla; PO.Il&nd. · Wblto ~- lldo; lllr. and Mre. Aile· Brewer, Portland; Mr. and Mr~ Bernard Patton, Loui-JvUle, Ky., are announcltW Mr. and Mro. Eameot ~ar. llaelne RD.; Mr. and Mro. Edthe birth of 1 daughter, Lioa Ann, ·pr Br...r, Fortland; Mill !ti-lon Aug. -711 the Melhod!ot EPiavia Brewer, Radno RD; Mr. A hymn sq wm bs held Sw>- copolllotp!taL and Mro. Kola Grlmna, Eut clay, A~~~o 25, II the Enterprise Mr. IIIII Mro. Pau.n have.,.. U¥_.; Mr. and Mro. George United Metbocllat Church, The other daughter, Susan Lynn, aae Tood and Jameo and V.,.IA 1 slog will bsgln at 2 p. m. and two. Mrs. MarJorie Oliver Is the CGlumbua; Mrl. Joom Dobblno, area olngers are Invited to par- maternal snnclmother, She has o.do and Kerry I,yoa, CGlum- tlelpate. returned from a week in Louisbul; Mr. and Mn. John Beol, v!llo with her daugilter and tam- a n d ,....,COlwnbui;Mro. lly. DelQrla Harrop, Bleil and Millo, ELECT OFFICERS ('<lhomtm; David A. Brewer, The 111111111 TMII ol the United Portland; Mr. and lira. Ra,y 117- Faith Clurch aleetlll Sllrlll' RD; Mro. ICJml Drll<o, prelldonl; I'IIQ- 'Piclcoool Cloae, Uncia, Loland; R I t 1, .... • proalda; YYOme FrankW-, and 11"0' ~. Wat.r. Uo, MCI'tllary, and Ronnlo Hill, ford; Mr. and Mro. Roilald- - • r Iaiii !baJ', Aoother llo, Cbrtota, ~. R.Ym, Ra-t matter c!loeullod waa a Ylllt dno; lllr. and Mro. RoiUn Law- lo the old toUco' bomo soon. ':': = 56 Attend Seventh Carr N-.• , I School Reunion Aug. 11th Fashion Watch Wardrobe •'CARAVELL£" ,--- · ----~---------------, (We Are Not Open on Sundays) 1 i Sl ON'S I BREAD 1 MAR FooKtJoNs WE ACCEPT 1 Open Every Week D#y 9:00 to 7:UU FAIR WEEK SPECIAL ADAMS WHITE I I I I I litW'd.IY Til 9 . 1 1,_, _________ ......... _______ He. M.WI ST ttH111ll POMEII-OY-.. I l, ~ Wlllttnr your mood Catovello has. 1ho Witch lor yo~ ttoo•J or conventlouiCtriVIIII OllChllllllllvt J. . olld-triol wllh procislon nu.ct pac11. And 1V1!J . C•raullt carril~ Bulovt 1u•intttl!or ol)lo and qualiiJ ·at on lnerodl•lr Ia; price, comojn .IIIII stl our Cirtvlllo _ ......,,,ts t"• ....... . -~' _J _, FlYING CHiC ..... , ·' ~-~~I"U"It:·:"- .' )', ,' ~~-·-~. icilloI ~, ' .:' lfK;II . MAPLE LAWN ' r ·ti,U I - ---·~~~~--· I' ol-·· J..- AFB, ¥JtL, ttbJdlq: u • . " ........ Ll • 3RD AVE. - . • LIMlltOIII .,,• •,,: HOME lAUfiHY J. • WOOD A'f KE£Sl.f;R'AFB ' AlrJDan ~ 0, Wood Ill, oi>o • p""*"""', I-111WIII 'IIIf""' ' ·=••ti' J DRY-CLEAN NOW 992-2057 ' ~ r<Wrt ' VALLEY LUMBER & SUPPLY (0. S. 119~ . 923 ' The IIJIIIIII picnic of loll I~ I pte teoo IIIIo year ore .fL50. Coun1;)' Salon 710, Eight 1M ForAI! 'latltauOn .... txi...dect I¥, wao hald liClnda,y nlgbht the frolii tho Dopirtemenlol ~ · to tllo 11111111 clliiDor, The Solcii.. 'o l Mro. Iva hWell.' ~.. i'....U1 ~hlpet!D; presid- ~~ ·rict!Yid _. intliattoo !rllll ed at 1lle meetlntJ wlthloln. ~ !IIIII&,CiJUiit1 filion 61,2 1D a Mi.latun llvtrw 1 ot thO loltohlp ~~ . . · ~ lolarcho hald roeealbdn CO. ,, A~n ·W!IW.o-to lumbua. The Sllon wao the~ Mrl. ll&ckett. Tile trilfti. lent of 11-iil eaah . awards, too liw"PI'Iz• dented by Mro. foarl ttcphleo, IIIII a eertUicate of XIISj)p WU awarded to MrL J. M. merit Cor Its overall 'fllormCIIl. Ati8DIIIW belttdea ohs reportecl. those lliDiod wore Mro. J ulla PiiDI for the y- were cl!&- HyaeD, Mrs. G~s Mowrw, cuaood !nei...U,. a nursing oebol- Mro. Eunle Brinker, Mre. Clti>lrohlp, the cyotlc llbmlo drive ertne Walah and Mra. lolyrde Walltor; and a contribution to the hospitaL It was noted thot ' . SCIIon 710 Picnic Held ., ........""" ... a patty ,lllllolphere so thll the viewer loolo lie to 1 port ol the ..Uv!Q-," llco!nor said "( ilut thom to ~rive them . . .....,.,.. ol OliO ot· 1111 .. . , colltclion. · ''l . '' I . ~ of Playboy magazine and the '-1,. ,, ,,.-.~, •, "What'• the clift'era.ee" rfiPlied nolta tree. You show your Jove so simple, and I really dlt lt. "Sa,y, Dad. rve sot a problem. I've got tlrl-s teacher who' s a real slob. Ma3'1>• you know him. Anywa,y, remind me to keep my mouth shut in class, okay7 ,,, .•• , .,. _,.,.,_. . ,!. laf wootd ~P> wthe Iaraall eharIUes named In Rooe'a. will ... "Hey Dad, I love you. You!re really grooyy. Thanks for the beautlflll rod roses In the garden, the bluebird In the mag. dll to do ,., , __,..o ~-"'-~~v.,._,, __ :,,. ·t:"'; N da,y ochool cafeteria Engihh: Instead or saying "Our JleaV.. enly Father," I said: Helen Bottel YOUTH ASKED FOR ITI 11da column is ror yot1J1J people, their problem• and pleasures, their troubles and tun. As with the rest ol Helen Help USI it welcomes laughs but won't dodge a serloua question with a ..,, , thil alwa,y~ cool and briiHint young revoJuUonarr • lllanclln& Algeria ma,y cool n New manager o!the Ameri•olf!clally and _,-ately with 11- Hotal here, Chis. -rmileble, rael. •. A!ter the Algerlano bought II the chsp who put San Frl!lthe stately BUly Rooe man- clsco'o Mark Hopklno backCIIltile in the E. 90s aa their U.N. em- but-seller llot....ThlrdAve. bou· basa,y, we asked Its U.S. am- ti~JW, very sWish, feature I ucus- Helen Help USe ••By )IJ )I> ~·-· ~ - ' public If he didn't mlncLBIII basaador Towllk )IOUIIaura If BY JACK O'BRIAN NJ!W·'yORK ,- r.\o,y.,.. Und- nplled, "ldlnd~ I! I could olng he realized I!Je $J,l!OO,OOD price ••J Obi -i' .. fi ......,. _,_. . . . -w..... ----·•••• r· 'i hal. 2lbs.1.00 .. f �.. .... \ '· ,., wAM,.. ·. ·• -"" -' WIIM•• . . =... .., ., ....... ·zr·:: .., · For--... Two . . . t . LADY TO DO •"'--tt,' 11ft BadNom- boule. !,lne!>ln · ~ in. Oonllet 0. ll1ildy ••• Ll- Hll. .....,... lrtlldo• lterty Theatre•..Phone~.!: Pba ...... a.u.trc • •:.;::r c:~~:-.~eiiULA'"*' '"" ............. .., ........... nt M:llslur ....,... 1M NM . ....,.,,,.,, 'hi ;strrtu: _.. Mt ...... ........... filr . . . . . .R . . aasmct .,.,...._ Ql , :.. I; •• ,., want M .."'- ~. , _ . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . rtlert Mill._• ........,...... CM,.. 71c II ....tl .., _,. ...,.. .••,.,.,.... 11 c.... ,., WeNI •In _.,.,.., ·~ ..stt .............lll ... ,.. , . ,_.. wltftlft 11 ...,._ c..a OP TMANU & OltTVAI:Y ......, .. ~ ............. ~"" - - -.- . ADDMOHAL WITNJ:SSIS or aeelderil SalurtiiJ IIIOiidlll. AUCU11 s, m 0aurt Street bJ Farmero Bank, w1ten red car baebd lb:tel .... blt blue llulelo. PleUe conlact Marim Welch, lilt CUe Rd., Colarnllw!, Ohla 411$4. 8-IS-Itp mRBB bedroom ll'lller, for . thne people. II l G Jl'eod Mubt, Rl. 7, Middle- · 1ft or part. ...,;,;,.-- f.IUie · Far.. t: , ":1~lli4llll..nof..: :.:: TRAILER SPACE. AJJ1IIIo, aD POODLE PUPPIBS AKC Tor . ..,...., 1l'1llll «i!!IP1** to ........... .-;i ... . HelpW.ntH ILI.D ADI Jot, In . Wblle and lllud llll'Yice, 4 ml Ill .,, iDib 1NIIotthalel, PART-TIME .....W,. with poo- utllltlea. Large ......... OPPICI - u alblllty af fuD limo in futuro, town. Jolm Nil, Ill l.oeull I 1111. Pbaoo IIHltl. - 011 balta, ete. I IDDIIIIII Pomeroy H~ & . . ..... .. Jill , ., St., Mlddleporl. Phone ohorthalld .... IYPI"' ..... 7·1Nik ald. Clll ..... 8-lMc . ~, " ~ 1-!Utp ..,y, no osporieneo necessary. 1Sit or 111J.51110. • B. Hall .....,,., -;---:ean tfUat lor appointment. POODLE PUPPIES, AKC Tor tier Sale Rul Estete For S.le I-ll-Sic mlntatu.., $75 'and up. Iliad Rusin•• ServiCes BAND EVERY Friday tram t CANNING TOMATOES, fi.OO service and groamlng. Pllono ~. I IIIIDIOOM p.m. to z a.m., SlleJwll ""male Help Wtnhld lmabol. Brinl -"~non. Ger· 991-5143. 11 I tie • AaiBII ln.AT) aldlne Cleland, Racine. Sprinp Nlto Club. Belt band IIICIIOONDlTIONINO .mee. Jiok'•ReMprJ1eMt. , TOY LADIES earn tiS 1D eveYOU wm't lind many tbll Dice Alit I-lUte AKC Golden Retriever papplea, in the area. J.JJ.21e nil.,, lfdo Haven. llaat nilll demonllntiiJII toya .... lor the 11101107 In Melp Coun521 Allb Sl., Middleport. 1ft. ty. Modem kitchen, luU bue.... '.tie gllta. No lnvellment, color PAINTING, !NSiilE ml oot; by SHS. ..a& 1110111 1111 attached prlp. catalojJ. Car aad pbono , _ SIX ROOM brick ranch atyle bomo on P'ourlll St., In Now IDD' or conln<t. P11one 1111Oil}'. Write Tor Ladlea Party Localecl lbout s mile tram UADY • MIX COIIC!ftll dollY· Have11, thne bedraam, gar· • · 8-lwte I'OTATOES, beans, cabbqe Plan, Jobnllowll, Pa. 1-lwtp Pomeroy.,. ................ ftll rlald to ,..... jftjtd. .... buemont. drapea and Fill 1111 tiiF. Free 1111m1 beets, Phone 10-129. bood. 'ftle Wileman ~. carpeting. Pbone ID-2171. CONSIGNMENT of new bed a .....,. Promtt. Partla11d. · GaDipolls, OIUO. 011. 44UI4S, lllllel. ~ . . . . GallMille Help W•nted , .....ds, murals, 18poot2r!es, ~ lela 1lead)' • lib: Ca., ......... Ohla. 7-7-11< Eve. 44f.mS, Ill 1118. m1 other !toms, to be sold Ill NEKO CASH! SeD lamoUI pari, Oblo. I a tie 1-Nt< Knapp Aerolred llbaoa. Full WALNUT 00NS0LE wllll 4- FIVE ROOM HOUSE and ballt. the ule Friday nlshl. also I or porWmo. 11l1h COIIIIIIIIspeaker IOIInd ayatom, f. fool double compartmeot deep BUDGB'I' PRICE fatallun • me lloor, partly lurnllhad H O'IIIIJIIN AND CIIOW alons, pluo bmua. Complete speed, dull volume eGillrol · desired. '183 s. Second Aw., rre.... In good condition. our lhlnl Door bulflll lbap. IBALTY COMPANY liue for DIOD and w1111 AM • JI'M radio. Pay Adam.o Auclian Servl<e, RutBabr Flrtdlure, M!Miep.C, Middleport. Can be seen by AUIOI1'I' NEW - S bedroom Equipment lumlabed !no. just SlUt or IIIOillllly pay· land, Ohio. 8-13-4tt lbo. 'II Ill appointment alter I p.m. 81-. !lome, panelhtl, stone f1ro.. Write 1o Gordon Rae, D!llrlct rnonll. Alaa. Early American den Walbum, phone IIIJ.H. pllce, tile, wall 14 wall .... Saloa llgr., Darllyalllre FRENCRIE'S Trading Pool radio <Omblnatloin. f.t.tlt . pot, atr CGI!dlllonlt111, 1o11 or SBWJNG MACIIINIII, npllr Drive, OJ!umbua, Olllo. am. Boautllul solid alate unit with New ocbool tate bap, 50 senlee, Ill tlllbl. WY S. bunt IDI, prep, pa1lo, le¥el I!We cenlll: dura car was $1 : 4-lpeed changer. M..., pay· . STEREO All • FM, 1J11 mod1114. The Fabric ""'· 1'11111lot 1to.d41 ekee ln. t17,80UO Iampo, chain. TV, books and ""1· Alllbarbed lbpr s.lel 11141l11 ol " per month or batet walnut coosole. , _ RAaNB YOO'U. W¥B rr WANTEDYOUIII man lor 1&and llenloe. We l!lllrpOD ather mllcellaneoua iloml: ance of tiOI.IJ. CaD IIIII-SIII. are new boulbl tram over ~ _18rp loll, I llrlo bedoide ulea wort. 111gb oeboo1 used clothing, Infants and Sdllon. S4lfe ~ stoSod oomplll)'. wm ..n m niOIItl, 1% baths, 2 ........ doareo and rotali osperlenco adult! : <Ullom made nJbber payme1111 ol $5 per month or c1oaecl parebee, plenty clolll CIGAIIBT'I'E vendiDg mldlltlel deohable. ~ abiJ. SINGER ZIG ZAG IOiiiDII ma· slimpl. Open daOy 2 to ' will se11 r... $17 cub. Try 11 .,... an om. A Ileal Ill p.m. Tum right off Rt. 7 at ily to team ml 1 pooltlvo atand Mvlce. ABC IDiiiiJIIIII, d!lno, """"" ... Clllll. All in your home. Call 1111-21311. fiO,IIO.OO Illude ouentlal. Send leiter built-In lelolwa, Maba !Jut. Memorial Gardens onto Qlun. Mia, 'If. Va. Phone 7'/NIIO. 8-IJ.tle PURNiliiiED APAimiiB!ft RMnl lull detaJis ... educa- !Dnbolea, moJIOira!DI, bDey ty RA>ad S2, drive two mllel, tion, experience IDd lllary ,.. deallna, IOWI m buttooa, etc. SPINET PIANO may bo bad by !"'R IUIHI'. lint building 110 loll ......, RBNitY CU!U.ND qulremonll and an lntenlew · PI)' • por IIIOIIIh ,.. llllance bridge. Pbohe IOUI73. assumlng amall lllOIIIIdJ pay. IMUI'enee will ... arranged, '11111 .. • l-lf.l21e due, "Ul. CaD lft.Ull. menb. Beautllulllnlah. See It Olfko · Atl'I'OIIOBILil 1n1ur- bctea permanent pooltlao. Pamoroy ~ locally. Write Credit Dopl., eancollodf Lotlt JOUr . . . . Cament Bloet Ca .. P. 0. llmr BAND EVlmY Friday ml Sat11mr 57, Nllea, Midi. 1-IU!p ..... lleonlet CaD ...... 51'1. Pcnoeroy. Ohio 45'111. HAY, STRAW ml oats. Pllooo urday at Jack'a Club m Har· I II 1ft 8-3ar New Haven aDI7. f.ll.atp 12 FOOT aluminum boat, I hp rtaonvllle Road oil Rt. 7. Country musk by Gayle M<· motor, bath like now. Red L....._ IMTICII FOR A JOB iiOI1 dono feeling Donald and btl Drlften. Keator~, Mln«av111e. I-ll-lip For S.lt orient l'naell .. ...... - - 11M deiD carpets wllll Blue Lao1-IH!o ....,_ In ... DIW:da T,aa. GBO. WWIBHBB, ....._ ICDawll liOUSB ON 111-.y llei&ID. l',am,~ a-... w-. Vlqlala. tl a.. Ire. Rent oloeVk ~~~am..­ 111118 HARLEY Davldatn mol«· Oleap. CaD 1D61'/J. 8-!Utp PIJMIROY 'tfareboule 1w<1 '' ,... '" ..... 4V "' YOUTH REVIVAL at ~om Bote!' Furnllun!. &-lUte oyole, 74 Serlea, ucellellt t!Oft. 11aan • • a z~ ~ """'t:"'~,..... ~pel Mlulm Church. Bakl locat.d' .....--~· ~~... ... ......~ ........ ' . ., WEI II 1' ., ' • dltloa, Phone 1112-' 1 11111 , or· • t'OIDIUO -PIHI, ..... eo.at;r, . Forhnt ICJIGllo, 7::10 p.m. each even0 ,B. pi range, prloe •• · ..... . Stewari, Jr., MJn.. POMBROY - I 1'0111111 1nlter CaH No. ".MI .,.,.... b 41.._ !Di, AIJIUII 22. 2S ml Hilt TJWLER SPACE, ready to !'bone 1112-873. • Item. na&d l'raDdli 1(, . . . . . • a. 8-11-Stc ...... ..~ system, eeUar, front perdl, •rou'* at .rr- ...-., o1 4a11 ... · boot up, private, pleoty ol lhelt Deeter, claaa leader; nlee --'1 acre• _ror eu&odJ' ... ,..,,., - ...... a-""'R•t of ....., tiiDdnil _. roam for dd1dren lo llllf. TREE ripened peaehea, pldo: 116 CUTLASS, 2 door hardtop, Rev. Robert Smltb. • ...... N ACRIII- II bollom 111111, 2 ,..., ...., - - .. ,_ Phone . . . 8-14-tlt them )'OOI'Ielvea, Red Jlalea list; Rev. E. J. Grlffttil, pubarns ,__ I _ ltath' ......... " oltiillil .. .. ., lturl1mdy with I bladt vm,J ayuu-, I ~. ~ ' tor. Special olnglng. Public to . . . bulbol, Sllippon Rado top. Black buebt lOIII with -~ hill ·-~ .. _ aliA a ........ mD 1 n.nnt'UIKI ,.,..., I. L O'HIItlr Afterttlr invited. 1-IH!e 10 • 50 TRAILEII, atro nlee. fl75 bushel. BriDe baabol bu. • Door eonsole, equipped wlll1 IDU baMmenl, lnd boule, 5 .., ,,.,_ Adults prolerred, Ill Locaat btl. Follow peacb ~liDo from jet aWl)' tranamJalon, power raoms. Located 00 bJICktep • l i a 11s e·a a a •" • u .. St., Middleport. Phone 1111- Rt. 50 ml FII'IOII Street Ia HOME COMING Sunday, Aq. atoer1rtg llld bnbl, . . _ road. Mlnerala. zm. a-lute Belpre, " " - Ord!ard. II, at Freedom Goopel Milradio, wblte sidewall 111'111 IIBLBH tr VIRGIL TBAFOID lion with all dey aorvicel. ~lutr IIOTICI Of' AI'NtNTMIIft' plua lltllltY mii!J """"' .,.. M•blltfntW Wft .... Wlh Bulrlt dinner at 1111011. After. .tnnr• mtMlVIB traa, !Ito now 1bra1Ja1tout. low ...., ouvlces. Rev. Eq..,. 1• 8TBREO radio OOIIIblna· tlorl. HandiGme walnut ...,. m11eap, priced to sell, can GID, flliOit lpOiker: apeclal IIOie. 'nlllllu BSll alllomlllc <llealer, tD-4111. f.IUte alllllnc. Ref. Grtllllh. puler. Publl< ill Invited. 1-14-411: PLENTY or space lor aoe trall· neord ehanpr, Tate ' buabel moatll , CUCUMBERS, by picker with all locllltlel. In Syn- paymenla or S5 lull.,.. 5IMctl PlY ... 4l. Call : . . . . or od lUll, pick your 01111 II SIIOO'I1NG MATCH, Sunday, <IIH. ean . . . 4-ta.tlt RADIO AND 'I'V REPAIR, house f.IUie -"'· also ba.......... Don Aquat !8, lrGm 12 to 4. Ramo, calli, lllletml, .... IDd ... Hulll!anl, s,racuse, Ohio. ba<oo, baH ol hog. Sllolpa FUiiNISIIED and 1lllfumlsbool llallltlon. Jolm llarrllm, m f.14-tk oaly, Rutland Amorlean J:.e. apartmeub. a- ID oebool. SELMER Clarlntt, Ullld me llroldwaJ St., MJddlepori, Phone • 5114, IO.ta.tlt 11m Home. 8-14-ac pia. •·om: 7-11-tfe bml ....... Coal $111.· ... will aoll lor • .10. ~ FIVE ROOM HOUSE wltb llrp porch. llonri tloorl 11!11 wiltNCITICI OP APPO..,._Ift' WILL DO oewlng at homo - TRAILER SPACE, aD utlll1loo ..... &-lute SALES ml •· ....... colllr, me outbu1ldlnl II:L1!CI'ROLUX avallable, Inquire Ill Mulhor. alppen, poc:bts, pop!n1. 'rioo: Sweopera, 1'111 ........ ~ 1111 prqe; lHm lerteod ry after S or 5 p.m. Wrtto P. RATS. MiCI!, pe lore.w; hemming, altmtlalll, ate. Ill. PlOidy water. Phone ._ · .... pallabon. Oomdne ""'"· JrfoiiH ,. ....lqio ..... tllat Au& 0. llol 425 P.......,., fi.St-tlc Mn. Freddie ,.bot, MUJII, CaD...,., .a.IJ.tlc II. WCMlid~Ud. ol ........_ . . . 'Get Slar," ~~ ... "··· Safe, • . 8-14-tlp Phone !73-5151. 4-30-tlt 1111'0, ......... 8upr llaD of UN Mall of . tluoJ4 K. ........ FIJIINISIIIro GARAGE &pll't· C. C. DU4'01111 ................ of eoua. IIIII, Eborlbal!b lldft. Plot- · 11 FOOT RUN·A-BOIIT, 411 liP u. calo. ' HAPPY HOUR, Shonang Sprinp man! m LlncolD BID. IJtiiJIIeo . AUCIIJNIBIL CNdnoN an NqUind. .. - . ...., ... lldft. f.Np JIJvfmude - · oledrie • · Cldlasl wftb ..... Gllllcdu'J' wHIIIa ..... Nile Club, 5 to I p.m. Jlon. paid; adulbl Clllly. Phone . . Csql~ ..... . OliB COIIPLE'l'B diiiiDa ,.., ler, trailer, Ria, !He la<btl. ' day tlll'1l Friday. Ladloo nllht M. 8-ta.tlt •••. O'IRI• aulle, tbr ee piece MdlaNI belli and ellllhloal; also ltll'l· ....., Friday. Utlt 0111 .. •trt ....._ ,..._ ~~oar~~ . 11ee Don a. ..... HJ . . . . . . F'IVI! ROOM lumllhad boule, U 0110 - · • · r0'J111 ... ..,, cine, or caD ·MNIJI Iller 7 NOW OPEN from 10 A.M. 1o 10 bath, In Pomeroy. ·Mn. Jlow. I I 1ft table, old; cme drazs. old; m f." M. 'Bacteria 11'1 of a vo-table eut1 tabla, 1ft old lnllb. p. · ,.,... P.M. tho llW Drive In ao ani Cadi. . . 'If. ..... St., natUre. ·' tile by-pall Rt. 7. Soft Ice Pomeroy. 7-11 .uc !Kiura. • vo~- or IIICI"' eream, good food, apedall ao clopadl•a lad alblr 11oGb. OLIVER • TRACTOR -m, Monday all! 'M!uraday. NEWLY Dl!lCORATBD, lumlshStllnl• aet or tlbleinn, rew JIIIC'hkJe. ""u..~~~r, In _. tooll, odd lola or ..._ 1111 lllape, one 'II GIIC pldql, I-4-IOte «1 IJIIII'Imenl. Adulta and .. femlee. 114% Mulberry, Ph. mile. llemiJ. Cllll be b)' G. A. Deem. ~Np - ...... .l ·. d PHONE ' •. 9112-2181 •.n-11 ......... tkC..,.....,......,. ......""' ..........Del:. ,, ..... ..-.:KVT : Schwaml Hodcingport,Ohlo ~==I'IIONB==-..rlw==·=::: ) I ( l I "* ....... - - - SAVE SPACE FlEE STORAGE '1. ' AIC CWNEIS ! ·~ ' t 'J\.' '.'·.'' ' AT 7:50 A.M. Maximum Diameter 10 ln. Mini•.., Dlaoootor 2 in. Minimum Lenoth 4 feet •:, •' i ( •I ' ' I • J I ' , I w-. W•m.cf To Buy ••· 141fc WANTED NOW, lpllclal price, Glnleng $:10 lb.. BIIU i'IOI TWO ROOMS, batil, lurniahod ajllllmenl, ...,.,.._, 128 " lb.. Mil)' apple n10t Sl cellll Mulberry' !'bone m«!!l. II. Sell now to BW BalleJ, 14tfe Roodlvlllo, Ohlo. 8-lutr .ss.oo 3 P.M. PER TON AND 4:30 P.M. DELIVERED TO OHIO PALLET CO. r<eeping Meig.s Gallic and Mason Area Informed As Well As ' Entertained 992-2689 POMEROY, OHIO APAIITMEN'I', ..._ ...,4. Middleport, 14tfc llan!e• cal In IIDpl TWO BEDROOM UNJ'URN. .,.. r.t YldnltJ. Reward. I8III:D APA11'1111!i'1T, DeWly Ull'l' - ,._ -.cuo. &-ls.t~e dlcorlled, phone ..._ a.IIL and I p.m. . . . _ • f.S&41c TWO ROOMiOii~lnllor;:;n;;,~ ••~••rtrtllldnc lanlllbld, nal1!nl ,.., will NDI to 1101llnc or elder. 11 JIII'IM, Phone Parlland 11*11. f.JS.Ife '· 'THIS SITVA'T101J IS GE:lTIUG RIDICUlOUS I ' ' ·' I ' I ~~ STOI.f IT Fl!OM ME '"';.:~r!!e . zooanlm .' ~ .· m~ . ""·., . :e BEFORI l !.VEN IIODed In the Bible, Is located · In Jeruaalem. WRorr ITI PEOPLE TALK IIG DEALS · MOTOR -... ____... ............... __ ........... ..... -__ :66 CHEVEUE - -$1995' 4-docr H. T., locall-,kltr mil- car, bolplhlllh wltll lltlldd~W · - · 1l1oe ..., vB, laltrloJ:, IUio. tnDa., P.S., .,.... FIXIN' 'TloiAT FLAT WIU. MA.tc:E US EVEN ~ AN' ~UR~... . t C4stE T' MAI<.El ' 6=-~C:t:':"'""' f.INie CANNING 'l'OIIA'I'OIIII, Jti*l, lri!ll OGIIIIIDor, fl blllbel. J11. dulrd Rowe, llllkle Bolt r.. ---- 8 II. ""*" CAilRIR iYANDD IN MmDUPoll' CONTAa \FAYE MANLEY Mitldleport,O. Ita IIOliJLB ...Rome, fwlllillell; . • ... ,... , llllll, 11!1' ..... .... .,.., -I'll fallon fllol oil ........... llid 1118 1111111 llallle . . tidal, - · UoiJd .,..., - ..... Rnll114 Onde lleltDoL I-1Wic ..... 110011 ,b!lale. ll!ll lol, lftJIGn IIT!!t IIIII. lit. l. toid drllledwll,·p l - . - c U.Uio "' ~.td. ~~ .., ...... lieit.r'. ·&._ CORVAIR ·'• • ,' J • ' I 'VE GOT DTHER STOPS ...-~ ' - &-a.l21c ' ~.CaiiiD-I'III. "" Cllardl. I-lUII! BIIWIS, KBNTIICKY Woader: ~NTJQUES. lurnlture, dllloel. 'l'IIAILER LOT8. Bob'• Dlalllle Pkt ,.,... 01111, ....... CIIIICaurt, llyracuaa, Oblo ... S1ote SAVE NOW OD atumlnam 110111, ~. lin. llanrd IIIDor. " llo!lltel. JO.U.Is.14 II.. C!ltam made, Cecil. 1110 W. Main St.. Jllme. Ill. lSI, PboDe . . .1. en., m 11111e1 a11m 'a. 1-ll·tlt ...,. 1-51ft llardJ, tine raD bolloml. cine OD Rl •. 1'11!1111 111· Oile mile oflllt. It, on Ktnp. AIITIQUES: Lady nata I or FOUR ROOM ROU8E, bath, ' - ' JIGad. 7-17.-.: hlr GWII hlme. Can - all 1IIICIIIO 74UIIJ, 1-11-ap I I100MS 11(111 ..Ill Cll nlea lal llindl of lurnlbn, cldDa, ' 011 Rt. •. Clll - 1 . Help W1ntec1 --wore. C.U AU- Ill- FUilNIBIIED TWO BEDBOOM •. ----- 12 NOON •m• _ .... _ .................. ... 'r .) , ' ALL, Miae WINKLEr DAILY ROUND .WOOD ALL SPECIES ........ AMOCIA,.. THEN 'IOAL !IE OUR GRADUATION 51'EAKER AFTER presents LOCAL REPORTS WANTED I :=, .. COli.-... .-ao. WMPO . 'INFORMAnON · NEWS MOTH PRooFJNi; HOBSTETTER REALTY . ----- -- .. ·I ·I �.. .... \ '· ,., wAM,.. ·. ·• -"" -' WIIM•• . . =... .., ., ....... ·zr·:: .., · For--... Two . . . t . LADY TO DO •"'--tt,' 11ft BadNom- boule. !,lne!>ln · ~ in. Oonllet 0. ll1ildy ••• Ll- Hll. .....,... lrtlldo• lterty Theatre•..Phone~.!: Pba ...... a.u.trc • •:.;::r c:~~:-.~eiiULA'"*' '"" ............. .., ........... nt M:llslur ....,... 1M NM . ....,.,,,.,, 'hi ;strrtu: _.. Mt ...... ........... filr . . . . . .R . . aasmct .,.,...._ Ql , :.. I; •• ,., want M .."'- ~. , _ . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . rtlert Mill._• ........,...... CM,.. 71c II ....tl .., _,. ...,.. .••,.,.,.... 11 c.... ,., WeNI •In _.,.,.., ·~ ..stt .............lll ... ,.. , . ,_.. wltftlft 11 ...,._ c..a OP TMANU & OltTVAI:Y ......, .. ~ ............. ~"" - - -.- . ADDMOHAL WITNJ:SSIS or aeelderil SalurtiiJ IIIOiidlll. AUCU11 s, m 0aurt Street bJ Farmero Bank, w1ten red car baebd lb:tel .... blt blue llulelo. PleUe conlact Marim Welch, lilt CUe Rd., Colarnllw!, Ohla 411$4. 8-IS-Itp mRBB bedroom ll'lller, for . thne people. II l G Jl'eod Mubt, Rl. 7, Middle- · 1ft or part. ...,;,;,.-- f.IUie · Far.. t: , ":1~lli4llll..nof..: :.:: TRAILER SPACE. AJJ1IIIo, aD POODLE PUPPIBS AKC Tor . ..,...., 1l'1llll «i!!IP1** to ........... .-;i ... . HelpW.ntH ILI.D ADI Jot, In . Wblle and lllud llll'Yice, 4 ml Ill .,, iDib 1NIIotthalel, PART-TIME .....W,. with poo- utllltlea. Large ......... OPPICI - u alblllty af fuD limo in futuro, town. Jolm Nil, Ill l.oeull I 1111. Pbaoo IIHltl. - 011 balta, ete. I IDDIIIIII Pomeroy H~ & . . ..... .. Jill , ., St., Mlddleporl. Phone ohorthalld .... IYPI"' ..... 7·1Nik ald. Clll ..... 8-lMc . ~, " ~ 1-!Utp ..,y, no osporieneo necessary. 1Sit or 111J.51110. • B. Hall .....,,., -;---:ean tfUat lor appointment. POODLE PUPPIES, AKC Tor tier Sale Rul Estete For S.le I-ll-Sic mlntatu.., $75 'and up. Iliad Rusin•• ServiCes BAND EVERY Friday tram t CANNING TOMATOES, fi.OO service and groamlng. Pllono ~. I IIIIDIOOM p.m. to z a.m., SlleJwll ""male Help Wtnhld lmabol. Brinl -"~non. Ger· 991-5143. 11 I tie • AaiBII ln.AT) aldlne Cleland, Racine. Sprinp Nlto Club. Belt band IIICIIOONDlTIONINO .mee. Jiok'•ReMprJ1eMt. , TOY LADIES earn tiS 1D eveYOU wm't lind many tbll Dice Alit I-lUte AKC Golden Retriever papplea, in the area. J.JJ.21e nil.,, lfdo Haven. llaat nilll demonllntiiJII toya .... lor the 11101107 In Melp Coun521 Allb Sl., Middleport. 1ft. ty. Modem kitchen, luU bue.... '.tie gllta. No lnvellment, color PAINTING, !NSiilE ml oot; by SHS. ..a& 1110111 1111 attached prlp. catalojJ. Car aad pbono , _ SIX ROOM brick ranch atyle bomo on P'ourlll St., In Now IDD' or conln<t. P11one 1111Oil}'. Write Tor Ladlea Party Localecl lbout s mile tram UADY • MIX COIIC!ftll dollY· Have11, thne bedraam, gar· • · 8-lwte I'OTATOES, beans, cabbqe Plan, Jobnllowll, Pa. 1-lwtp Pomeroy.,. ................ ftll rlald to ,..... jftjtd. .... buemont. drapea and Fill 1111 tiiF. Free 1111m1 beets, Phone 10-129. bood. 'ftle Wileman ~. carpeting. Pbone ID-2171. CONSIGNMENT of new bed a .....,. Promtt. Partla11d. · GaDipolls, OIUO. 011. 44UI4S, lllllel. ~ . . . . GallMille Help W•nted , .....ds, murals, 18poot2r!es, ~ lela 1lead)' • lib: Ca., ......... Ohla. 7-7-11< Eve. 44f.mS, Ill 1118. m1 other !toms, to be sold Ill NEKO CASH! SeD lamoUI pari, Oblo. I a tie 1-Nt< Knapp Aerolred llbaoa. Full WALNUT 00NS0LE wllll 4- FIVE ROOM HOUSE and ballt. the ule Friday nlshl. also I or porWmo. 11l1h COIIIIIIIIspeaker IOIInd ayatom, f. fool double compartmeot deep BUDGB'I' PRICE fatallun • me lloor, partly lurnllhad H O'IIIIJIIN AND CIIOW alons, pluo bmua. Complete speed, dull volume eGillrol · desired. '183 s. Second Aw., rre.... In good condition. our lhlnl Door bulflll lbap. IBALTY COMPANY liue for DIOD and w1111 AM • JI'M radio. Pay Adam.o Auclian Servl<e, RutBabr Flrtdlure, M!Miep.C, Middleport. Can be seen by AUIOI1'I' NEW - S bedroom Equipment lumlabed !no. just SlUt or IIIOillllly pay· land, Ohio. 8-13-4tt lbo. 'II Ill appointment alter I p.m. 81-. !lome, panelhtl, stone f1ro.. Write 1o Gordon Rae, D!llrlct rnonll. Alaa. Early American den Walbum, phone IIIJ.H. pllce, tile, wall 14 wall .... Saloa llgr., Darllyalllre FRENCRIE'S Trading Pool radio <Omblnatloin. f.t.tlt . pot, atr CGI!dlllonlt111, 1o11 or SBWJNG MACIIINIII, npllr Drive, OJ!umbua, Olllo. am. Boautllul solid alate unit with New ocbool tate bap, 50 senlee, Ill tlllbl. WY S. bunt IDI, prep, pa1lo, le¥el I!We cenlll: dura car was $1 : 4-lpeed changer. M..., pay· . STEREO All • FM, 1J11 mod1114. The Fabric ""'· 1'11111lot 1to.d41 ekee ln. t17,80UO Iampo, chain. TV, books and ""1· Alllbarbed lbpr s.lel 11141l11 ol " per month or batet walnut coosole. , _ RAaNB YOO'U. W¥B rr WANTEDYOUIII man lor 1&and llenloe. We l!lllrpOD ather mllcellaneoua iloml: ance of tiOI.IJ. CaD IIIII-SIII. are new boulbl tram over ~ _18rp loll, I llrlo bedoide ulea wort. 111gb oeboo1 used clothing, Infants and Sdllon. S4lfe ~ stoSod oomplll)'. wm ..n m niOIItl, 1% baths, 2 ........ doareo and rotali osperlenco adult! : <Ullom made nJbber payme1111 ol $5 per month or c1oaecl parebee, plenty clolll CIGAIIBT'I'E vendiDg mldlltlel deohable. ~ abiJ. SINGER ZIG ZAG IOiiiDII ma· slimpl. Open daOy 2 to ' will se11 r... $17 cub. Try 11 .,... an om. A Ileal Ill p.m. Tum right off Rt. 7 at ily to team ml 1 pooltlvo atand Mvlce. ABC IDiiiiJIIIII, d!lno, """"" ... Clllll. All in your home. Call 1111-21311. fiO,IIO.OO Illude ouentlal. Send leiter built-In lelolwa, Maba !Jut. Memorial Gardens onto Qlun. Mia, 'If. Va. Phone 7'/NIIO. 8-IJ.tle PURNiliiiED APAimiiB!ft RMnl lull detaJis ... educa- !Dnbolea, moJIOira!DI, bDey ty RA>ad S2, drive two mllel, tion, experience IDd lllary ,.. deallna, IOWI m buttooa, etc. SPINET PIANO may bo bad by !"'R IUIHI'. lint building 110 loll ......, RBNitY CU!U.ND qulremonll and an lntenlew · PI)' • por IIIOIIIh ,.. llllance bridge. Pbohe IOUI73. assumlng amall lllOIIIIdJ pay. IMUI'enee will ... arranged, '11111 .. • l-lf.l21e due, "Ul. CaD lft.Ull. menb. Beautllulllnlah. See It Olfko · Atl'I'OIIOBILil 1n1ur- bctea permanent pooltlao. Pamoroy ~ locally. Write Credit Dopl., eancollodf Lotlt JOUr . . . . Cament Bloet Ca .. P. 0. llmr BAND EVlmY Friday ml Sat11mr 57, Nllea, Midi. 1-IU!p ..... lleonlet CaD ...... 51'1. Pcnoeroy. Ohio 45'111. HAY, STRAW ml oats. Pllooo urday at Jack'a Club m Har· I II 1ft 8-3ar New Haven aDI7. f.ll.atp 12 FOOT aluminum boat, I hp rtaonvllle Road oil Rt. 7. Country musk by Gayle M<· motor, bath like now. Red L....._ IMTICII FOR A JOB iiOI1 dono feeling Donald and btl Drlften. Keator~, Mln«av111e. I-ll-lip For S.lt orient l'naell .. ...... - - 11M deiD carpets wllll Blue Lao1-IH!o ....,_ In ... DIW:da T,aa. GBO. WWIBHBB, ....._ ICDawll liOUSB ON 111-.y llei&ID. l',am,~ a-... w-. Vlqlala. tl a.. Ire. Rent oloeVk ~~~am..­ 111118 HARLEY Davldatn mol«· Oleap. CaD 1D61'/J. 8-!Utp PIJMIROY 'tfareboule 1w<1 '' ,... '" ..... 4V "' YOUTH REVIVAL at ~om Bote!' Furnllun!. &-lUte oyole, 74 Serlea, ucellellt t!Oft. 11aan • • a z~ ~ """'t:"'~,..... ~pel Mlulm Church. Bakl locat.d' .....--~· ~~... ... ......~ ........ ' . ., WEI II 1' ., ' • dltloa, Phone 1112-' 1 11111 , or· • t'OIDIUO -PIHI, ..... eo.at;r, . Forhnt ICJIGllo, 7::10 p.m. each even0 ,B. pi range, prloe •• · ..... . Stewari, Jr., MJn.. POMBROY - I 1'0111111 1nlter CaH No. ".MI .,.,.... b 41.._ !Di, AIJIUII 22. 2S ml Hilt TJWLER SPACE, ready to !'bone 1112-873. • Item. na&d l'raDdli 1(, . . . . . • a. 8-11-Stc ...... ..~ system, eeUar, front perdl, •rou'* at .rr- ...-., o1 4a11 ... · boot up, private, pleoty ol lhelt Deeter, claaa leader; nlee --'1 acre• _ror eu&odJ' ... ,..,,., - ...... a-""'R•t of ....., tiiDdnil _. roam for dd1dren lo llllf. TREE ripened peaehea, pldo: 116 CUTLASS, 2 door hardtop, Rev. Robert Smltb. • ...... N ACRIII- II bollom 111111, 2 ,..., ...., - - .. ,_ Phone . . . 8-14-tlt them )'OOI'Ielvea, Red Jlalea list; Rev. E. J. Grlffttil, pubarns ,__ I _ ltath' ......... " oltiillil .. .. ., lturl1mdy with I bladt vm,J ayuu-, I ~. ~ ' tor. Special olnglng. Public to . . . bulbol, Sllippon Rado top. Black buebt lOIII with -~ hill ·-~ .. _ aliA a ........ mD 1 n.nnt'UIKI ,.,..., I. L O'HIItlr Afterttlr invited. 1-IH!e 10 • 50 TRAILEII, atro nlee. fl75 bushel. BriDe baabol bu. • Door eonsole, equipped wlll1 IDU baMmenl, lnd boule, 5 .., ,,.,_ Adults prolerred, Ill Locaat btl. Follow peacb ~liDo from jet aWl)' tranamJalon, power raoms. Located 00 bJICktep • l i a 11s e·a a a •" • u .. St., Middleport. Phone 1111- Rt. 50 ml FII'IOII Street Ia HOME COMING Sunday, Aq. atoer1rtg llld bnbl, . . _ road. Mlnerala. zm. a-lute Belpre, " " - Ord!ard. II, at Freedom Goopel Milradio, wblte sidewall 111'111 IIBLBH tr VIRGIL TBAFOID lion with all dey aorvicel. ~lutr IIOTICI Of' AI'NtNTMIIft' plua lltllltY mii!J """"' .,.. M•blltfntW Wft .... Wlh Bulrlt dinner at 1111011. After. .tnnr• mtMlVIB traa, !Ito now 1bra1Ja1tout. low ...., ouvlces. Rev. Eq..,. 1• 8TBREO radio OOIIIblna· tlorl. HandiGme walnut ...,. m11eap, priced to sell, can GID, flliOit lpOiker: apeclal IIOie. 'nlllllu BSll alllomlllc <llealer, tD-4111. f.IUte alllllnc. Ref. Grtllllh. puler. Publl< ill Invited. 1-14-411: PLENTY or space lor aoe trall· neord ehanpr, Tate ' buabel moatll , CUCUMBERS, by picker with all locllltlel. In Syn- paymenla or S5 lull.,.. 5IMctl PlY ... 4l. Call : . . . . or od lUll, pick your 01111 II SIIOO'I1NG MATCH, Sunday, <IIH. ean . . . 4-ta.tlt RADIO AND 'I'V REPAIR, house f.IUie -"'· also ba.......... Don Aquat !8, lrGm 12 to 4. Ramo, calli, lllletml, .... IDd ... Hulll!anl, s,racuse, Ohio. ba<oo, baH ol hog. Sllolpa FUiiNISIIED and 1lllfumlsbool llallltlon. Jolm llarrllm, m f.14-tk oaly, Rutland Amorlean J:.e. apartmeub. a- ID oebool. SELMER Clarlntt, Ullld me llroldwaJ St., MJddlepori, Phone • 5114, IO.ta.tlt 11m Home. 8-14-ac pia. •·om: 7-11-tfe bml ....... Coal $111.· ... will aoll lor • .10. ~ FIVE ROOM HOUSE wltb llrp porch. llonri tloorl 11!11 wiltNCITICI OP APPO..,._Ift' WILL DO oewlng at homo - TRAILER SPACE, aD utlll1loo ..... &-lute SALES ml •· ....... colllr, me outbu1ldlnl II:L1!CI'ROLUX avallable, Inquire Ill Mulhor. alppen, poc:bts, pop!n1. 'rioo: Sweopera, 1'111 ........ ~ 1111 prqe; lHm lerteod ry after S or 5 p.m. Wrtto P. RATS. MiCI!, pe lore.w; hemming, altmtlalll, ate. Ill. PlOidy water. Phone ._ · .... pallabon. Oomdne ""'"· JrfoiiH ,. ....lqio ..... tllat Au& 0. llol 425 P.......,., fi.St-tlc Mn. Freddie ,.bot, MUJII, CaD...,., .a.IJ.tlc II. WCMlid~Ud. ol ........_ . . . 'Get Slar," ~~ ... "··· Safe, • . 8-14-tlp Phone !73-5151. 4-30-tlt 1111'0, ......... 8upr llaD of UN Mall of . tluoJ4 K. ........ FIJIINISIIIro GARAGE &pll't· C. C. DU4'01111 ................ of eoua. IIIII, Eborlbal!b lldft. Plot- · 11 FOOT RUN·A-BOIIT, 411 liP u. calo. ' HAPPY HOUR, Shonang Sprinp man! m LlncolD BID. IJtiiJIIeo . AUCIIJNIBIL CNdnoN an NqUind. .. - . ...., ... lldft. f.Np JIJvfmude - · oledrie • · Cldlasl wftb ..... Gllllcdu'J' wHIIIa ..... Nile Club, 5 to I p.m. Jlon. paid; adulbl Clllly. Phone . . Csql~ ..... . OliB COIIPLE'l'B diiiiDa ,.., ler, trailer, Ria, !He la<btl. ' day tlll'1l Friday. Ladloo nllht M. 8-ta.tlt •••. O'IRI• aulle, tbr ee piece MdlaNI belli and ellllhloal; also ltll'l· ....., Friday. Utlt 0111 .. •trt ....._ ,..._ ~~oar~~ . 11ee Don a. ..... HJ . . . . . . F'IVI! ROOM lumllhad boule, U 0110 - · • · r0'J111 ... ..,, cine, or caD ·MNIJI Iller 7 NOW OPEN from 10 A.M. 1o 10 bath, In Pomeroy. ·Mn. Jlow. I I 1ft table, old; cme drazs. old; m f." M. 'Bacteria 11'1 of a vo-table eut1 tabla, 1ft old lnllb. p. · ,.,... P.M. tho llW Drive In ao ani Cadi. . . 'If. ..... St., natUre. ·' tile by-pall Rt. 7. Soft Ice Pomeroy. 7-11 .uc !Kiura. • vo~- or IIICI"' eream, good food, apedall ao clopadl•a lad alblr 11oGb. OLIVER • TRACTOR -m, Monday all! 'M!uraday. NEWLY Dl!lCORATBD, lumlshStllnl• aet or tlbleinn, rew JIIIC'hkJe. ""u..~~~r, In _. tooll, odd lola or ..._ 1111 lllape, one 'II GIIC pldql, I-4-IOte «1 IJIIII'Imenl. Adulta and .. femlee. 114% Mulberry, Ph. mile. llemiJ. Cllll be b)' G. A. Deem. ~Np - ...... .l ·. d PHONE ' •. 9112-2181 •.n-11 ......... tkC..,.....,......,. ......""' ..........Del:. ,, ..... ..-.:KVT : Schwaml Hodcingport,Ohlo ~==I'IIONB==-..rlw==·=::: ) I ( l I "* ....... - - - SAVE SPACE FlEE STORAGE '1. ' AIC CWNEIS ! ·~ ' t 'J\.' '.'·.'' ' AT 7:50 A.M. Maximum Diameter 10 ln. Mini•.., Dlaoootor 2 in. Minimum Lenoth 4 feet •:, •' i ( •I ' ' I • J I ' , I w-. W•m.cf To Buy ••· 141fc WANTED NOW, lpllclal price, Glnleng $:10 lb.. BIIU i'IOI TWO ROOMS, batil, lurniahod ajllllmenl, ...,.,.._, 128 " lb.. Mil)' apple n10t Sl cellll Mulberry' !'bone m«!!l. II. Sell now to BW BalleJ, 14tfe Roodlvlllo, Ohlo. 8-lutr .ss.oo 3 P.M. PER TON AND 4:30 P.M. DELIVERED TO OHIO PALLET CO. r<eeping Meig.s Gallic and Mason Area Informed As Well As ' Entertained 992-2689 POMEROY, OHIO APAIITMEN'I', ..._ ...,4. Middleport, 14tfc llan!e• cal In IIDpl TWO BEDROOM UNJ'URN. .,.. r.t YldnltJ. Reward. I8III:D APA11'1111!i'1T, DeWly Ull'l' - ,._ -.cuo. &-ls.t~e dlcorlled, phone ..._ a.IIL and I p.m. . . . _ • f.S&41c TWO ROOMiOii~lnllor;:;n;;,~ ••~••rtrtllldnc lanlllbld, nal1!nl ,.., will NDI to 1101llnc or elder. 11 JIII'IM, Phone Parlland 11*11. f.JS.Ife '· 'THIS SITVA'T101J IS GE:lTIUG RIDICUlOUS I ' ' ·' I ' I ~~ STOI.f IT Fl!OM ME '"';.:~r!!e . zooanlm .' ~ .· m~ . ""·., . :e BEFORI l !.VEN IIODed In the Bible, Is located · In Jeruaalem. WRorr ITI PEOPLE TALK IIG DEALS · MOTOR -... ____... ............... __ ........... ..... -__ :66 CHEVEUE - -$1995' 4-docr H. T., locall-,kltr mil- car, bolplhlllh wltll lltlldd~W · - · 1l1oe ..., vB, laltrloJ:, IUio. tnDa., P.S., .,.... FIXIN' 'TloiAT FLAT WIU. MA.tc:E US EVEN ~ AN' ~UR~... . t C4stE T' MAI<.El ' 6=-~C:t:':"'""' f.INie CANNING 'l'OIIA'I'OIIII, Jti*l, lri!ll OGIIIIIDor, fl blllbel. J11. dulrd Rowe, llllkle Bolt r.. ---- 8 II. ""*" CAilRIR iYANDD IN MmDUPoll' CONTAa \FAYE MANLEY Mitldleport,O. Ita IIOliJLB ...Rome, fwlllillell; . • ... ,... , llllll, 11!1' ..... .... .,.., -I'll fallon fllol oil ........... llid 1118 1111111 llallle . . tidal, - · UoiJd .,..., - ..... Rnll114 Onde lleltDoL I-1Wic ..... 110011 ,b!lale. ll!ll lol, lftJIGn IIT!!t IIIII. lit. l. toid drllledwll,·p l - . - c U.Uio "' ~.td. ~~ .., ...... lieit.r'. ·&._ CORVAIR ·'• • ,' J • ' I 'VE GOT DTHER STOPS ...-~ ' - &-a.l21c ' ~.CaiiiD-I'III. "" Cllardl. I-lUII! BIIWIS, KBNTIICKY Woader: ~NTJQUES. lurnlture, dllloel. 'l'IIAILER LOT8. Bob'• Dlalllle Pkt ,.,... 01111, ....... CIIIICaurt, llyracuaa, Oblo ... S1ote SAVE NOW OD atumlnam 110111, ~. lin. llanrd IIIDor. " llo!lltel. JO.U.Is.14 II.. C!ltam made, Cecil. 1110 W. Main St.. Jllme. Ill. lSI, PboDe . . .1. en., m 11111e1 a11m 'a. 1-ll·tlt ...,. 1-51ft llardJ, tine raD bolloml. cine OD Rl •. 1'11!1111 111· Oile mile oflllt. It, on Ktnp. AIITIQUES: Lady nata I or FOUR ROOM ROU8E, bath, ' - ' JIGad. 7-17.-.: hlr GWII hlme. Can - all 1IIICIIIO 74UIIJ, 1-11-ap I I100MS 11(111 ..Ill Cll nlea lal llindl of lurnlbn, cldDa, ' 011 Rt. •. Clll - 1 . Help W1ntec1 --wore. C.U AU- Ill- FUilNIBIIED TWO BEDBOOM •. ----- 12 NOON •m• _ .... _ .................. ... 'r .) , ' ALL, Miae WINKLEr DAILY ROUND .WOOD ALL SPECIES ........ AMOCIA,.. THEN 'IOAL !IE OUR GRADUATION 51'EAKER AFTER presents LOCAL REPORTS WANTED I :=, .. COli.-... .-ao. WMPO . 'INFORMAnON · NEWS MOTH PRooFJNi; HOBSTETTER REALTY . ----- -- .. ·I ·I �1, ,, Now You Know ' ,.. ,., ', Dr. and Mre. f:, A. Ttiley ot COIIIJIIbos ....N.- : auooto . of hll molllor, Mrs. E. il. Tra. ' cy, '\ Mr. and Mrs. James ,!lleeiiS have returned from diDI trip to Michlpn. visIted her grandpartnts, Mr. and Mrs. Horman Lohse, went to Maekinac laland and olhor points of Interest. Frida.Y, Mrs. Sheell will ho&ln her emp!Oiment as ,....,cy estenlllon agont, home economics, in lllgblandCOUJI11. Mr. iiloota will ho teaching chemistry and aclenco in the Clermont Norillooatem Schoola this !all. M~SO N .. , ~' \. CLOSED SUNDAY, MONDAY AND TUESDAY AUGUST 18 -19 • 20 (Joltn Huston's) "REFLECTIONS IN A GOLDEN EYE" (Tochnlcolor) EUz. Taylor • MoriOI'l Brando COLORCARTOONS: Bugpd in a Rug Chiller Dlllora Shutter &g MRS. ROBERT REIBEL of Morrlstnwn, llxne, Judpl the ftrat of two 00ifel' slxMs - tho ftrst held WedDosda,y - at tho Mslgs C.....q Fair. Formerly of Middloport, Mre. Reibel Ia pictured with entries in the junior division of tho -which loatures numorooa attractl.e Ooralarrangements. Tho second show wiU be judged Frldl,y. 1be arranaemerto will be on d~ throughout tho lllr. Flower Show at Fair Is Highlight Again Ag1lin proving Itself to be a highlight of the Meigs Count.y Fair Is tho Dower showwhlchop.. superlntendenl of tho shoW which this year features a "HoUda,y Times" thoame. Entries judged Wednesda,y wiU ho in place until Friday whon new arrangemenlo will be judged by Mrs. Reibel In a . oomplotely n o w llhow. Those will be on dlspla_y through Slturda,y evening. In the hoautliUI artistic 111'rangements winners, f i r s t throogh third, respec:Uvely, in- Easter - GIRLS GIRLS SCHOOL - n , Rutland, II4>C<ll1d, and Brenda Bolin, third. Rooe Mary Sllowden was first; Carol Lewis IIOCOild, and Judith Srowtlen, third, in the zlmla class and Rooe Mary Snowden won tt secoml with her marlgolds. Jn her senior judging of dish gardens Mrs. Sharon Jewell, Rutlsnd Route 1, was ftrst; M r a. Robert Lewis was second a n d Mary Neaoe, Minersvtllo, third. DRESSES-3.50 7.00 Blue Bird, Girls Co-ordinated SKIRTS and SWEATERS HEALTH-TEX BOYS · BILLY THE KID BOYS PANTS ~!.~!!.2 Size 4 thru 8 ROB ROY BOYS SHIRTS Lang ond Short SIHvll USE OUR EASY LAY·A·li'AY PLAN THE KIDDIE SHOPPE ON THE T IN Mrs. James Titus; Mrs. Dean; Mrs. Robert J, LewIs, Pomeroy. Mardi Gras - Mrs. Joe Bolin, Rutland; Mrs. Titus, Mary Nease, Minersville. Wasblnglon's Blrillda_y- Mrs. Audrey Betzlng, Pomeroy; Mrs. eroy. Christmas- Mrs. Titus; Mrs. Rova &lowden, Rutland; M r a. Goldie !IDry, Pomeroy Route 1. Gr..matlon Day - Mrs. Reva &lowden; Mrs. Pauline Alldns, Rutllnd Route 1; Mrs. Pearle Cansda.Y, Rutland. In the invitational elass do· pictlng tho July 4th theme, Mrs. Betzlng, took first; Mrs. RoiJort Lewis, third, with no second place being named. In tho artistic arrangements of the JUnior class Rose Mary &!owdea, Rutland; Tammy Martin, Rutland, and Carol Lewla, Pomeroy, were Orst through third, respectively, with honor· able mentloo going to Brenda BoUn, Rutland, lnd Abby Martin, Rutland. The theme was ChUdraa's Day. Alao In tho Junior• carrying out a Labor Day theme, Lewis was Orst; JUdith .--------···-----------------------, I I I I ; Start a SAVINGS I ACCOUNT for now-they'll 1 I I grow together. I I ' ' I1 1 I I I ·1. I THE FARMERS BANK and SAYINGS CO. 1 I llerdler Federal Reserve System Member F.D.I.C I I . I I I 1 I I your children I . POMEROY, 0. · I ~ I ·-------------------------------~-J • AU wallhable llllrics In ooersucker, polllhtll\ cotton, embossed rotlooi and acolate Jersey. Button and z l - rront elylee. Sbort aleavei. Solido, otJipoa, plllslo,yslnd Ooralo. SliM 12 to j J. Lewis, Mary Nease, Mrs. AlIce K. Thompson, Fomeroy. Rose, Rorlbund - Mre. Thomas Martin, Rutland; ~ Robert Sllowdon, no third award. Zinnias, large - Mrs. Homer Holter, Pomeroy Rrute 3; Mro. Rebert Lewis, no third. Gladiolus, aln&le- Mt,ye Mora, Pomeroy Route 3, second; Mrs. Pauline Aikins, third. No Rrst. Gladiolus, collection of throe - third place, Mre. Mora. Mtriauld - second place only to Mrs. Valsta bah, Syracuse, serond. No first, or third. Cackocomb - Mary Neese, no second or third. Dlblla - Albert Roosh, Middleport, third, oo first or oecond. ll>eclmen collection, coctl or lllcculents - Mrs. Robert Lew· la, no saeond or third. Hoooeplant - Mary N0110, Loeb Noose, Minersvtllo, and Mn. Robert Winebrenner, Middleport. Evergreen apeclmon :.. Mary Nease, Mrs. Ed1101t Holloo, Minersville, Mrs. Sharon JeweU. WUd Dowers or plants - Mrs. Jewell, Mrs. Margaret EUaLewlo and Mrs. RoiJort Lewlo. ca. »>r· FALL SWEATERS lncludiJw cerdlpna, v....ck Present lor tho drawings Wl'r• Jury Commlsalonor Lauron IJolfman, Judge Jobn c. Bacoo, ) Joug slee.e ollp. o.ers, jacquard knit ski swoatora. AU over leaf lnd tretlla patterns. Wlnluck orion, orloa bulky knit chanel Jackets, 11at knit orlonl, IIIII mcbalr lnd wool blolll v.... ck cardlpns. All aiw ran obades lllcllldiJW deep - · · paotalo lnd white. ·Sizes 31 to 38 lnd 40 to 46. oa the.ftrst ~~our. $le au tile ...,ruhloll ,....1-,~ 2.00 ExceUent calor. scyled. Black lDII plei(V of smart naw colore. S.e those 011 the lot floor - · Smartly 2 ford, Pomeroy; James Carpaban, Retlne; cacn Bollll, L8ngavUie; Joan Crill& Middleporl; R o s s Norria, s,raeuae; AUan Harris, Fameroy, Berilla Rile, Rt. 1Mid- NEW COSTUME JEWELRY SWINGER CLUTCH WALLETS llborllrl repreMntatlve Betty ThOiso, and Clerk of COUrtoEveJ;nt Lucke. Namoa ot prospective grand jurori for the term are: · Norman Hysell, Middleport; James R. Qdvey, !ibade; Guy Glllnther, Pomeroy: Emma Rad- BIG B'h to 11. Meoh or plain we~tve. da,y. Womens New Fall Blouses Selection of Womona Now Sale! Seamless Nylons Size Musical Show Feature o Fair cy commoo pleas court Thurs- vtaltlh~llngerle t~1~B:In4:-;38~to:1~4.t::"O:::~:::d.· :;;:~-~--jr-----------~7" CoNe In ond 5H Our · ·. · Elbertehls to doptrimenl 00 the lkf Door. Fino solectloas in Formflt • Roilers- allps, paatlea, pajomu. robes. pel.goor aeta. half olipa; Vecy ll!lll1ly scyled. Whiho 1114 smart now colore. PIUI pq~ular PhU Mild gerie - Bestform IDundatlona - Pllytex bras lnd girdle&. You'U enjoy looklrw around and slq>plae In the Lingerie lat floor. lin sale. P..., bracoleu, IIICkbl.... ploreed oar Mrrllll8, rlrwe. Stop Ia. 't7 - dleport. enjoy thlo line Hlectlon. Charles Bisson, Che.rter; Zlbe Midkltr, Htmlock Grove; Marvin :e~==~=·=!;:: • HORSES TUMBLE - A near tragedy occurred during tho horse harness raees at the Meigs Count¥ Fair Thursda,y when a two year-old named 11 Hue." driven ~ D. Rankln all! owned by Scott Remln of Hopewell, stumble( '.mrlrw Into tho llnlsh line lnd the horae behind It, "Lehigh Scott," driven by R. Myers and owned by L. Hoskinson, Newark, crashed with the lead horse. BotlJ drivers, however. escaped injury aDd Morris, Clltrord Yoong, Farne-R roy; Chesler Price, HarriiOII· MENS JERKS Flii.ILQUALITY Rib knit tq>. White. Cushion sole. Sizes 10 to 13. 69c Choose YJU MENS CORDUROY .SLACKS Mldo with belt l~~q~a. ~ legs, cufoeae. Sbos 29 to 36. Loden green, brown. Prl.ca $6.00 ~~~=:-::--~;!:~Jet STYLE$ SWEATERS- Sizes 4 to 7. In crew neCk turtle IIIII amort coat scylos. 100 per cent orloa ac.,.Ue. Easy to wash. Select )'OU1' Mills KlrbiiJ Banlon DRESS SOCKS _ Aoothor sbiJmont Jutt received. Solid.o rolors and white. Olle size fits au sizes 10 to 13, Sale 2 pairs $1.011 Mi~$ Orion IOlld colOr oocb. F1tt mea 10 Ill 13. N:ew !1011. lllaeko -antique &ald. Jot olive, olive, ;; LITTLE BOYS SLIPOVER --· Jerks Socks fer Men . ..,..----f AIYI True C. P.O. si)'IJrwln amartwoolplllda, twobuiiGD through flip · A line new aelactlon In bullon clo!m lnd ~reid eolllr ll)'los. All are permanent press tabrlca. TQertd lnd ...,_ tapered modele. Sntall (14-ltlh ), medium (15-l&lh ),lirp (11116\1), extralarp (17·17'hl. - 3.95 Be ltre to "" all tiM other lty•lealn Mono Sltlrts $4.95 "' Size a 29 Ill 42 waist, tlpered lop, cutred, belt ~oct~e. Autholllic Ivy ocyllng. All are pe!'llllllert preae. Perfect lor back 10 ochool . or aporta wear. C.P.O. SHIRTS ud By lolr"W...... • SUm fiiiiiU!llpiredloia,litltlaqlt; •• · leoe. SliM 29 to 38 .....~ Solid colOre. .,: STADIUM CASUAL SLACKS , Mens and Youn1 1o1m olive Dot•· BOYS SOUD COLOR In two olze ,...... - 7 to 8 aluollld f ·ll> llalzeo-C)InO!rt. able banlon. Jiade Juot Uke men'• Jerkl Bulon l!oeka, Wbll!l-· and a bls oeiectlon ot oolld colOre. ldaal lcbooloocb. ' Pilot Killed in Crw;h pockata. Small, medium, large, extra larp. BOYS CASUAL SLACKS Sizes 6 to 18 In sUmo, regulars lnd luokiel, Made In allper letlsl)'le, cutted bottoms, belt loctl"- 50 per cent Polyeoter, 50 · per cent - . Pei'IIWIOnl Preae. Soil releaae llnlah. lleaular- · ly tut. SALE $3.95 PAIR SlliJOYtr sw.-ters 10.9$ ., Rib lalj~ true ~- DOck ocyla, !00 per cellt orion 1C17UC. Solid while, oolld black. . oure -. . ~~all iho other olyleo In M101 ond Younli\· ' ·a, BARGAINS THIS WEEK END IN THE HOUSEWARES DEPARTMENT . OH THE FIRST o.·; Former Pastor, utes while the wreckage was UIJtuleled. Race ofilclals. horse <Moers and valunteors hold the two J)8cers down .-hile the wreckage was being removed from on tq> of them. - Sentinel Photo. Hi• hl• h · ay d 'h Urs aczng zg zg ts cua MR. WRANGLER PERMANENT the horses were not seriousb' hurt. However, both sulldea wero demollahod and tho racing waa held up about 15 min- e ert Blrson, 9w!e; Bernice NelDa, Mildred Baum, Cheater; Baclng hlghllghied tho 105th hnrse dropped to fifth in the Uoyd Jonidns, Pomeroy; Doris Meigs COOney Fair Thursda,y al- aerond heat. Third in the first iloll8ler, Roclne; Muriel Brad- ternoon and evening. There were heat was Lyndee K. Adios ownford, Middleport; Jenkins eight entries In tho lhree-yoor- ed by K. L, and M. L DtA>olt, lnd Carroll Nel&ler, $-racuse. old trot horse harness rAcing. Centei'~rg. Thls animal was Those whose names w e r e Tsking llrot In the first heat lourill In tho oerond heat. drawn as poslllble petit jurors and third in lllo oerond heat was ~Icky Too owned by Scott ora: ll>eclal Tooch owned by Craig Rankin, liq>owell, ran second EuBene Davis, Recine, Hollis and Dick Rockhold ot Washington In the serond heat altar pl_acGr.lle, Lan(IIVWo; Marlo Curd, c. H, Se<ond In the Orst heat lng fourth In the first heat. Chot l"ool»ril)'; Naa Moore, Middle- but c1rq>p1ng to tourih In tho sec- Lym Jr., owned by Roltert SIJ.'port; Guy Swadlq, Rutland; Dale ond heat was Marimba owned by re, GaiUpolls, was third In the Boyd, llidlle; Wlllldo M. Rizer, R.. G. Betto, BarnllsvUle. Third aerond heat but ren llllh In the !'IWI11!'; Hermaa· Corson, -~·· . Ill tliMirlt-"- lnd secmtr> fll'al -heat. ' EUMINATION HELD • - . . ; Allee L. Whitt', tho lblrd was Slnltaullie L'a d Jt Mlil4ea, Rutland; RO¥- owned by R. K, Harper and W. DUE TO THE LARGE numlol,yero, Harrlsonvllie; Dale G. Plumby, of Somerton. bor of entries In the two-year. , RoodaviUe, · Jn the race for non•wlnning old pace class!Dcatlon, an ellm'IIO¥inoftd H. Slewart, Ml<ldlo- pacers Val Stone owned by w. instlon heat had to be held. .lllllt: WUUam Cotmolly, Roods- c. and Ed Hu~WJhrey of FameIn the first heat Nehru owned ;jlle; Ra,vmond Cote!ill, Harrl- roy was first In both heats. Sid- by H. s. Harris of Now Albaoy, !II!CJIIYille; Rlehard Rowe, Racine; ne1 ~cer was driver to en- was first and ran third in the flboryi Blr-, Myrtle Sleson, hance tho local Interest. ~n- third heat. Third in the first heat Jolll Cleek, J. W. WodeU, How- cor li a Iormor Pomeroy DUlY- was Rutledge ~eon owned by ard Slnllh, Dexter; Clyde llamp- or. Rodney Hanson, Jackson, and lon, LangaviUe; Charlie Prize, Socond In tho first heat was IIlla horoe ran fourth in the third .;.,... Bottmn; EIOODOt Neleon, Jack Knife owned by D. o. Moon hoot. Running second in bo1h the li'rank Long Bottom; Ross of Washington c. H., and this first and third heats was Mart! :lleland, <-hooter; Bert Romine, {omlock Grove; Edlooo Bokor, IIIIWeport; Wallace DaJne11110d, tWBVIUe; OrvtUeRhocles, Purilnd; Ralpb Nellier, Jr., Racine; MEDINA, Ohio CUPI) - A sin- kee 260 hit trees along Medina l4trald E. Reutor,l'olneroy;Joan g!Hnglne prlvaho plano crashed County Rd. 42 am caught Ore. · iiiUq, Ml~; ~amea Gao. 011, RD Albellr. Pearl Welker, In a farm Oeld beyond the run- The nve 11\lured skydivers way of tho Brunowlck Airport.on scrambled to sarecy but were 'l)moroy, taheoa Thursda.Y night, kUiq unable to get to Dodge becauoe Reed WUI, Fomerw;JooForothe pilot, who was trapped In the of tho Dames. IIM,; Portland; Ralph Bodlley. Most seriously Injured was " ~ Ga!lru CIIJ!llqlna, Rl· burning lllrcrafL ·Five skydivers he .was carrying to their jwnp Michael Robinson, 19, Parma lne; Hazel Francia, Dexter; point wore Injured. Heights, listed In crlticol rondl· loW&rd ~ · Whaley, 91ade; K..~ II!! D. Blook, Jamoo Curtla, Tho plane crashed about live 11011 at Southwest General Hos'lmerO)'; Grace Roller, Joseph mUea north of hare and only 35 pltal, Berea, aftBr trea1Jnent for IIIIey, 9w!e; Robert Marcin- mllea aouthotal of whore16 sky- extensive hurne. Also hurt were Richard Brow, ·~ J'r!id LfUI)elt, RD Pomeroy; diver a PI~ to their dealha In Like Erie 1 yeor ago. 20, and EdWard Mullen, 20, both !1111. lJaor, Perry Rlgp, Mike Tbe pilOt was Walter Dodge, of North Royalton, and Daniel IIJMi, Pumerrq. · about 50, Stro~VJville, lho air- HardlllJ, 39, aild Carl s. Walk, pOrt_.. His Piper ChorOo · 28, both or Cleveland. COTTON CREW SOCKS Jones, was third. The second annual Old Time Fldcliers' COntest will be staged at the 1051h Meigs Couniy Fair at 8:15 tonight, The contest - featuring two classifications - an event for area fiddlers and a second lor fiddlers seeking the Ohio state Championship - offers $&10 in caoh prizes. On Slturday the harness race program- wUhparl-mutuel bettl~ permitted lor the first time this year - will begin at 2 p.m. The grandstand attraction lor tho eveniJW will be tho annual summer musical of the Big Bend Minstrel Allin. This will be followed by Oreworks with tho Racine Fire Department In charge, Curtain time lor tho muslcllils 8:30 p.m. Potluck Supper Remodeled Attitudes in School are Built-in pH-.t. JIM'. lnd Mro. Honalq are on thello lll1ll8l vacatiOn and oped~ tho nlgld Wllh Mr. and Mre. ~d WIUJali>a. Ball are clumsy on the IJ'Ound because their lmeeo · bend backward. ,·- . y.., .... seloct Jilllf lcbool ....pile. - at Elberfelda Oil the ht floor, Abls seloct!on of iiU .I IMit'a-- KIJ>. . .prtea through COlleJO, Step In- look arGUI!IIIndbu,y ·wlllt 7011 Jaed lor oehool. MAKE ELBERFELD$ IN POMEROY . FAMILY AND FURNIS"INGS FOR YOUR HOM! •. OF CUSTOM-MAp~ ·' ; '· '' I II ,/'' .. '~ ' ~ResiClenee Y' . ~=~.:;:~~~::!;~~~ followed by Cheryl Huber of Mason, W. Va., danclng to tho nualc of "This COUld Be the Start ol Something Big.'' A real treat for dte teeoqera wao . Butch Bachtel' a rondlllon of "Tip Toe ThrouBb tho Tu· Ups,., which received a loud ovation and drawed two eneores. Bachtel appeared on stage depleting Tlnl' Tim, lho pro!esslonlll entertainer, whUe making the unusual presentAtion. Karon Grll!ith lnd her trumpet took the spolllght to present ••&> What's Nw• with a modern dance group composed of Becky Nease, Steve :Powell, Ann Holter, Dick Neaoo, Cati\Y Fultz, Ralph Werry, Debbie Crow, DanD)' Schultz, Shella ChUds and Ray Alkire in tho hockground. Next, Mre. June Yin Vranken, a veteran of the association, presented a standout versloo of uOklahoma .. followed by All c e Nease with a Carol Burnett lllmber, 14Nobody," towhlchshegave an encore. Allee was hocked by a dancing line of Lola Sauer, Kathy Mor- Clnd;! Hayman, Jnyce Rlloy, Sherry Mayor, Pall)' Collins, Karen Grll!lth, Debbie Norris, Coline McGowan, Msry Halman, Sand,y Zirkle and &lsan Lanning. Konda Chansy contlllled with a baton routine tD •• Peamlta" . )',•' Speaking of Schoo~-No. 53 . '' and Jean HlJIIUIII. al10 liiiBooctatlon voter111, 10111J. ''Wbat · Now My Lovl'l" to the dolllllt oflllal11. The dance llue preaonted a nW>dornlatlc routine to ''liophiltlc- Swing'' lnd nawcomer Barbara McGrath 1111111. "Near You" and Dancer llalliQ' Sclultt' did "Bitton Up Yoor Overcoat.• The caot then did a sal,.. to the state ot Indiana with NeU COlmer singing "Can't Got lbdlana Off 111 Mind" lnd "iCq.. koma, Ind." ._clog tho bor; &lrl dance Uno In colorful rur: aloootumlng. It IIBS then lhr00-¥01r • alit . Jayne Lee Hoelllcb'a IUnl to go to tho mlcropbone. ed a real -stopper ao llbe advanced lbe tbomo wllh a vocal of 1n early irVInB Berlin Sbe"""" tune, "Home&ick. u &llllted b7 Becky Nease and Nancy Hlr' ria danclna Ill tho backgrcund; Jayne Lee received an ovatloa, 10 llho returned to tho staae Cor 11'10 encores, all to tho dellghl of tho crowd. Rounding out tho sal,.. wao !love Powell singing "UWo Red Barn" introducing tho tap U.. of Mary Brad>ury, Kar• Gritnih, Patty Colllno, Debbie Grueser, Ka,y McGowan, Ann Bolter, Batte Roltatetter and Solly Glo(Continued on- 10) Poseidon Has Good 1st Shot CAPE KENNEDY (UPI) - A• poweriW new seabaoed mlsatlo named Puaeldon rode a IJOYIOr of smoke Into spaca toda,y to .,ccoos!UIIy open a -Mar· reled del>ut of 11m multi-bomb rockets capable of penetrating Soviet dolenaes In tho 1970'a. The bullewba;ped Potelmu, a "&lper Pultris• programmed to ho carried by 31 umarineo, took orr from a land pad at 6:30 a.m. EDT and alx mlnuleo llams, Pomeroy, was third. r~e Guts ''·!' BY BOB WINGETT The rain came - and the rain went - but the Big Bend Min· atrel Association cast and director Roltert K. HoeiUch sta,y. ed to &tve a stanmut performance before a nearly - packed grandstand growd at the Meigs Count¥ Fair Thursda,y night. A hoovy rain hit tho area Just before the 13th lllllllallalr show of tho Minstrel Association was to bqln. The large crowd, however, .walled patiently and from I h e loud applause given theactswhen the curiain rose, no one regret.. ted the brief delay. The only real ellect tho rain had m the show was that working conditions Cor the performers were more dllflcult. The show opened with Director Hoelllch, Mr. !ilow Biz of Meigs Count¥. singing "U My Friends Could See Me Now" as a BO!flilll10d dance line of Nancy Harris, Shella ChUds, Mary Brad>ury, Cati\Y Batley, thY Ful12, Debbie Grueser, Bette rn the 46 to 50 inch c)ass, Jean Hobstetter and Debbie Crnw Dee owned by B. McKinney of Midclioport. Adios Corrine ren Droern Girl owned by M r a. worked in the backerwnd. Berltone Forrest (Butch) Bachfirst In both the second and the Stanley Rose, Huntington, was hoi then shopped onto the stage first and Pete, owned by Willthird · hoots. R. G. Betts of with his well-received rendlUon Barnesvme is the owner. Sec- ard Jefferson or Kitts Hill was ol"Loveliest Night or the Year" . . ond in the second heat was a horse second. Ronnie Ervin, Athens Route owned by Sidney and R a I p h 5, was first place winner in the ll>encer, West Shade Time, and Victor Dill ran third in the sec- pony numing raCes tor animals ond heat. L, H, Dill and For- 46 Inches and under. Serond was rest Edwards of the Mt. Ver- Stephen CotrUI, Pomeroy Route 4, and third was !liun Yost of non erea own this animal. Racine. WITNESS ACCIDENT 1ft the t8 .to til ~ .&l.w, ­ AN ACCIDENT MAR~ llllcifild 'liiat of tho pacers race Jim Jones of lilade was ftrst; · wben Hila olined by Scott Ran- Sandra Roush, ~acuse, seckin, Hopewell, fell In lronl of ond, and Nathan Yonker, Letart, eouther sulky pulled by Lehigh W.Va., third. Donna Milnusl, Racine Route Scott D11'11ed by L. Hoskinson 2, was !trot in the 48 to 52 or Newark. SUlkies were demolinch class with Ranqy Van Nest, ished ln the accident. However, Athena Route 5, second, and Jack it was reported Ulat neither driver was seriously hurt and t h e Ervin, Athena Route 4, third. Bruce McKelvey of Fartland borses involved were believed was flrst place in the 52 to 56 to ho all righi. lnch cla1111 race. Bob Jones, PONY RACING rtaade, was second and Mike IN PONY HARNESS racing Cheesebrew, pt, Pleasant, waa Thursda,y, 46 Inches and under, third. Bob owned by LaMence JohnIn the over 56 inch class, Bob lOR. Racine, ftrst place. Beckman, Ashville, was D.rst; Sorond was Major owned Wimp Froot, Chilllrothe Route by Ike Clifton, W. Va., and Gold owned by Mike 2, was second and Cheri W11- Family Given a... and Mro. llatly Henalll\' and da~q~Cers, Karea and Frlncla, of .Virginia, were with a potlqck - r at Clllbln United Melhodlot Clurch WedJaada,y ovfllllns. Rev. Henalll\' Ia Cormer pastor of the church. Tho 111'0QP 1111111 "Amazfnl Grace," with Elaine McKimq at tho plaDo and afterWards od· Joumed to the 1111cU!ary where a. ftUOII'ohlp hour Wll bei4. Edith Fox was dovollonall-r. Sonp lUll& by tho Henaleya, Kq Rlle.r, Lula RollaU aad Helen Bukor,Mabe1Jolmo9f1,Elalae MeKlm07 and Garnet Alen With Elaine on tho oceordlan, wero ' •• .. s.· ..._, II Fltl)' proopocllve petit and 25 grand Jurors were drown lor tho Se)Mmber terlll of MslP Coun- 60 per pCJI1olter lnd . 40 coilt ·Ill,10110, MillY. IIQ!eo Ill chooae ·rr.m ,Ia 11.:::~:: ol)'loe. Short ........ While only, Gto 20 lnd holt alzoo 14\f to ~~; I I I 1 I I plae~~es, M r s. Robert Lewis, Mrs. Margaret Ella Lewis ond Mrs. Geneva H. Nolan, s,racuoe, were first through third, respectively. In spodmen cahogorios, first through third respectively wore: Ro&e, hybrid - Mra. Robert I ! lhe first step 1 I New Fall Dusters In Re._and Extra .Sizes• Take time whUe shqlpifll at In pictures or Titus; Mrs. FredBlaettnar, Pom- I 5.00 . 1ST. FLOOR ened wodnesda,y. llrs. Robert Relhol of Morristown, formerly of MiddleFRIDAY THRU TUESDAY port, juclgod the entries WedAUGUST 23 - 27 "VALLEY OF THE DOL1.5" nesda,y altemr.oo. Mrs. Reibel (Technlrolor) commonted on the excellence of Barbara Parkina - Potty Duke the show which lootures not only colorful and Impressive artisCOLORCARTOONS: Gond Neighbor tic arrangements but !p&Clmens, FUZ · an attractive junior division, clude: &. Valentine's theme- Mrs. houoeplaata, and evergreen, dish Betty Lou Dean, Fomeroy Route SHOW STARTS 7 P.M. ' prdens, pictures and plants. .__ _ _ _ _ _ __ , Mrs. Morgarot Ella Lewlo Is 3; Mrs. James Titus, R u tlond; Mrs. Robert Snowden, Rutland. I pi'ltu .~ FIV~ ~ENts i'::: ' ). Ideal to wear with olacka, aborta and lklrto. SOUd colora IIIII In line quillcy ll,)'lon 1111 hollilcL All ...., ran obade.o. Choose olverol. Sileo 3t to 38 and 40 to t6. \ .' .,uror Names ) Drawn Womens New Fall Shells .Llnaarle Department Tom Laughlin • Jane RusseU TONIGHT THRU AUlrU.::iT !7 pair "(." I. ohiJmeot of solids, paialeyo, antall priDis. Side zipper closl1111o Slzea !0 to 20, ''BORN LOSERS'' MEIGS niAm ~ preoa ~lc, 72 Ptl' cent .-. ton lind 28 pet coni ·DYion. Bl'olm, navy blue,, -~ llodo~- ~ 18 toIL llurablo, Bermuda Shorts 2 . ': VOL. XXI NO. 81 Womens CoHon DRIVE·IH . I 4 SHIPMENT OF TONIGHT & F.RIDA.Y. AUGUST 15 -16 (Color) "TWO WEEKS IN SEPTEMBER" Laurent Terzieft' - B. Bardot AND · ;. .,' . Just Recelvlll · · e·. ' , ,, ,; T~i \Yl!latt, who lerv<i<! I In · i&ss, !wao the ftrst .of New 'I YorkClcy'e 103 ma.Yore. later was proclaimed "a com.. plete BUccesa. OPEN CLASS WINNER - Ropr and Roma Neue, RD 1, MiaersvWe, poae beslde their cow that won the gralll champion AA Award in tho Thursdo,y Jersey Show ~n cltsa. The same cow, owned by Roma alii showed by Roger, was also senior open cltss champlm. - Sertloel Photo. 215 Enemy Killed in Bot Fight ;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;: : : : : : : : :;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;: : : :;:;: :;. An American Red Croos bloodmobile unit wilt ho at the Pomeroy Junior High School from I to 6 p.m. Monda,y. 1be canhoen will be served by tho Women' II Guild of the Sacred Hoori Catllollc Clllrch. M r s. Catherine Welsh Is the chairman. "All test objectives w e r e met," said a NM)' spokesman. Tho stubby mlseUe, keystone of tho Navy'a mcloor deterreut lor the next decode, shot lu clunmy warhood to 1111 Ak.Jtlc Ocean terget area 1,2jl0 mlloa away, proved lor tho ftrst t1mo that the two..otage rocket worke. The Pusoldon IIJIU1'iAid a lOllsue of or"""' 0ame that turned the predaWD groyneso Into 1 momeat of da,yllghi. Throe minutes later, apoedlna Into IJilCO high over tho Atlaatlc, It created an optical effect that made a spectacular blue lnd whlho bulloeyo or the early mortling aky. Two Accidents Campaign Investigated .. t· � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 08. August Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Original Format The type of object, such as painting, sculpture, paper, photo, and additional data Newspaper Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource August 15, 1968 emrich smith