http://66.213.69.5/files/original/54273716261e2a72a0d14435f3cb49d8.pdf 4da933f99c83b4419c5041b57d242910 PDF Text Text 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· �... ' . ,. ·'"· 1 '. ' ... ' ' . ' • '., I • 1968 ..... ~~:o::r~~ ~""'L. ,pc' · ' GB • _,•:ts . ~3 ·,6.14 :s2a " L ' .. GUERNSEY WINNERS - The annual Meigs Coun1J1 Fair Holsteins~ was held Thursday afternoon and the abo~lctured four top animals are posed here by their owners. Shown, left to right. are Jenny Dean with the reserve champion bull, Melanie Dean with the reserve champion •' cal~ Rodney Chevalier with the grand chOJ111iOn buD am David Koblentz, grand champloo female. - Sentinel Photo. I I PONY HARNE'lS Lawrenee JolmOCII of lllellla drhes his pony "Bob,". to the lluish line to win the under 48 ineh »OilY harness race tor - · at thO ll(elgs fair Thur6clay, - Senlinol Photo. ' GRAND CHAMPioN'• D o,D -11011 - ~IONS - PIDI .... sherm With . !oro temalea that won the Jer1107 t...,t)811tlm Thur~ at the Mel&• ~ Fair. PIDI - s wllh her Joraeylhat , .. 16loctoil put c~on ID the t-Il Better Llveotoek Class and Mr. H811der1011 st.Jwathe chlmploo female in the Open ~1. -Se~ ' Mr. Hartsook Early Today hi a lamb that wao ,fudged grind champim in this year'• colrljll!tltioo' Ill the Me!gl Coaii\Y Fair. Y os e m It e National Part. Calli., Ia about the olze ol Rhocle Island. R~ligion in 1 Ameri~ Eslie Everett Har1sook, 70, Vinton, died at 8:15 a.m., today at his home. He was born on Sept, 15, 1897, in HunUngron Twp., son of the late Jacob Hartsook and Mary Thomas Hartsook. Students More Concerned . Mr. Hortsook spent all of his Miller, Gallipolis. on SeptenDer 15, 1917. ~e survh1es, along with the following chtldren: Mrs. Chester (Eleanor) Whlte, Vlntoo; Mrs. Richard (Erm,yl)Rlegler, Colum- MELANCliOLY BABY" - Mrs, Margaret Neuman, Syracuse, plays a request on the piano at the Elberfeld exhibit at the Meigs County Fair. Mrs. Newnan is at the l'aJr tiCh day playing requests of passersby. PLAY 14 . . . . . . .... . . . . bus; Mrs. Harold (Mary) Cot- trell, LangSTille; Max Hartsook, Co1umbus; Homer Hartsook, eo.. lumbus; and Mrs. F~ed OiazeJ) sterbenz, Columbus; Mrs. John FINISHING UP- Pete, owned by William Jefferson, Kitts Hill, Ohio, crosses the finish line In the 46-.SO Inch trotters <lass during the aflemoon activity at the Meigs County Fair. Dream Girl, owned by Mrs. Stanley Rose, ltuatlreton, however, woo the race. - Sentinel Photo. ......' .. .. ....... Ill•• (Georgia) Flowers, North Carolina; Mrs. Ray (Darlene) Swerlein, Columbus, and ten grandchildren. Mr. Hartsook was a member of the Brush ~tst Church, thf Ea!!f,J:!j ~!!>", V.lnto~ !'l!ap- " ' . lefi a member of the Vinton Masonic Lodge, F and AM No. 131; and Huntington Grange. Arrangements will be announ~ ced later by the McCoy Funer ~ al Home in Vlnton. Make Sure First Before you a tte m pi any form of self-dry <leaning of a tr e a s u r e d dress, skirt or blouse, be sure of your lnfor~ maUon as to tbe proper way to clean it. Ollterwlse, oend llle garment to an nport dry cleaner. 11 .., . MRS. JUDY HEWETSON Spencer is pictured with a large eagle which she created in her ceramics work. The eagle is one ot a number of ceramic pieces on display in the Rock Springs Grange Hall at the 105th IJUlJai Meigs County Fair. RUNNING RACES - Jim Jones of~ cnJOoeathe linIsh line with his horse winning the 46-48 inch cla11 while SaBJra Roush, Syracuse, comes in secorll, ancl Nathan Yonker, Letar4 w. va., third. Convention '68--Humphery, a Profile I' ' Revival Vice-President the Annointed One ,' CHICAGO (UPO- For the first time in his long political career , Hubert Horatio Hum8 phrey is the anointed one of the Democrati c party establlsh ment. The rol e of underdog and maverick whi ch he once played is now ail-but-forgotten history, After all these years and all those campaigns, the vice pre sident find s himself at last the choi ce of the party's ~ower elements for the Democratic presidential nomination. The establishment which used to fight him has provided him this time with the organization, the money, and most important, the delegate commitments to win the big prize of U.S. politics. Humphrey, now 57, first broke t.t>OO the national poiHical scene in t 948. He dhided his party and won the 1om-Hasting hate of the South at the 1948 Dernocra~ tic roiational Convention by leading a fight for a stronger civil rights plank. When it was adq,ted, southern delegates walked out of the convention and set up the States Rights party, Brash ReputAtion Humphrey's reputation for brashness grew when he entered the Senate in 1949 an:!, in an early speech, dared to criticize SelL Harry F. Byrd, I)..Va., and otd and respecWd member or the Senate· ~-club." on that otcasion, other aerators ahowed their disdain lor the !teolnnan•s brando by 10alking olf the fioor lnd leavi~ him 10ithout an aud8 i 1 I lfl\~e. BUt lhe lorwer ll~rey •tared In the Senate, the more a·cceptance he won. After Ill' LOUIS CASSELS United Preaalnternatlonll College IIUdenta are becoming dlsonchanted wllh ..ienco· u a 10iutlon to the world'• Ula. They are increasingly con"'med will! oplrituai valuoa. They aciutollled&e lho need lor some kind of Iaiii! - in the aenso of a belie! Ill Item not ouscopllble to proof - to meanlllf( to live. · They have a strong sense of ''wonderment and m,yltary" and are eagw to learn more about medit&Uon and . ~alton. But they" are. 1111 to tune yw ri8lil doit · 'II ' iru atart talking several years, with the help or Senate Democratic Leader Lyndon B. Johnson, he was f1nally taken into the iooer circle. As more years passed, he earned a reputation for hard work and inteUigence and an apparently insatiable appetite for speechmaking_ ln 1956, Humphrey conducted his first QirtiUon with national office by seeking the vice presidential nomination, but it went to Sen. Estes KeCauver of Tennessee. Four years later, Humphrey went after first place on the ti cket. He challenged Sen. John F. Kennedy of massachusetts In the Wisconsin aOO West Virginia primaries- an:llost. Back Jn the Senate, he was elected Democratlc whip and In 1964 reached what he called the climax of his career- passage ot the strongest civil rights bill since Recort!tructlon. Picked Humphrey Jn the summer of that year after months of suspensePresident Johnson chose numphrey as his running-mate an:t they crushed Republican contender Blrry ~water. HIDJijlhrey :oppeared destined to spend eight years In the obscurity of the vice-presidency until Johnson starUed the nation lu2 March 31 with his anoouncement *hit he would not run again. The vice president waited 1 decent intarval, th.en threw his hat in the ring. He quickly won the endorsement or most labor leaden, the b1eki~ or well--heeled business tycoons, even the siC)pOI'I o! his old onemlet in tile South. He los~ hoWever, the &LC'POJ't of the llboral Americans for Democra- ,, tic Action (ADA), of which he was a fourrJer. Other liberals who once regarded him as a hero also turned their b&cks on his candidacy because of his idertiflcation with the adminis· tration s tand on the Vietnam War. Humphrey was an actlve vicepreslde!K, headln,g tCJ civil rights, space, youth C~Jportunlty, travel, equal employment and other programs. He also traveled extensively to the Fer East. Europe and AlrlcL Washington White Paper of Knits Knits are always wtlcome from the standpoint of practicality, comfort and care. Tbls faU's fashion in knlts refiects the revival mood of today. Knits revive the sweater suit with jackets that are long or short, buttoned, wrapped or tied. It's a Must For summer travel, a tightweight wool robe Is a must for air-<!onditloned hotel r o om s. English basketweave wool lo ideal. And pretty. Dovish Democrats Mount Offensive Beach, Ia to aoflen the party.' platform oo Vietnam so aa to IUggest aome one • 1lded American mounting for the coming nation~ retreat. al convention in Chicago preciseOf lhe third Democratic dove ' ly the three-front offensive that ]lUSh It ma,y he oald at once that their Republican counterparts so there Isn't a chanee. The Plat~ valnly tried at the Republican con- form Committee, under R e p. vention ln Miami Beach. Hale Sou•, will otand o1>out i The maximum dove objective to 1 in support of the current is, ot course, to deny the Pres. blpartloan policy of a ralionelldenllal oomination to front-run- ly hard line in Vietnam. ner Hubert Humphrey, as that of The second obJective of the the Republican doveo was todei\Y ao!Winera - the enforced seIt to tront..runner Richard Nixon. lection of a dove oo a HumpbThe Democradc doves want Sen. rey~ed tioket - a McCarthy Eugene McCarthy or Sen. George or a McGovern ..;. ts jtlt COD• McGovern, aa the Rep.~bJlean ceivablo; but only if Humphrt¥ doves wanted Neloon Recke!eller should weaken uno!er prt81Ure or John Llndsa,y. from the Lett. The aecond DemoeraUe doVe AI to. obioctlve No. I, there obJective is to Ioree a dove upon Ia aboutaomuchchoneo!oradjlve the ticket for Vice-President, a• to lal<e the top oominaUon as ditto the Hepabllcan doveo in there waa for Rockefeller in MiMiami Beach. The third and the ami Beach - none. irreducible Democ:ratle dove What clearly eclnfronla I b t drive, as again ditto at Miami AdmlnlotraUon Deino<rato, howBY WU.LIAM S. WHITE WASHINGTON - The anti Vietnam war Democrats are over, io a strong pniblldlltJ that one imong' lhom wUi wind up .. tho - ot WbitJirlnl bOJI tho onti·VioCjraln ll'OUil onco lhO)I llave loll the pmt, Juot aa Gov. ~ Apew, Nixon's runnil~~ mate, hal roun4'himaetftbt ordained wllipJ)illl bOJI ofthesollllnero in the G.O.P. The lllory Gl AlnOir, in<liod, •• pOthlpt tile 111011 blurn in . motloi'n 9DIJ y~oterdl,y he • • o1 the llberllle. Helii4 ·tabn on lht white 1 in Mar7lillld, and t,. foreina the · ·· the flrlt "" Michael Novak, • Calboilc philolopbor who leaches at Slonford lilliveroity • .'J'!tey are raconled in lho Centu MaDzlne, ]Mlbllshed by the Center for tho stuciY of Democratle lllllitulloos at Sonia Barbara, Calif. Ncrvak (Indo hia studentseapocially the brlgbtor onescpite r....,U•e to theldoa there Ia a hiibor reallty Ilion tho pbJsical world prec:oived by tho ,..•.._ "Wilen )'OU ialk about modltatim or contom]llation, the •• . ,COIIJ8S .,.aolllOOIII a]~· ue, . baa hio slandpolnl, that he baa hi I OWQ Ill oflllllbs or belletl, and that by chooling litem 'be detlne1 his 'Wih'-or at 1 Ida ·stanqloint. Take l'or Griulted "Students are cpite willlns to take lhil for fll'anted, that OY8r7 · 111111 does lllake a eort ot 'faith commitment!" 1biY realize lhat lito ralilioua skeptic; no loss than the devout Cbrlllian, hal "all klnda ol beliefs" 'IIIIIch be cannot prove by awea1 to science or hi IIIDr1. Above all, Novak u.ra, -.~ .... • ....,.._ . . ... .... ......... ...-.. -Y ::...: ~~ ~: iD .~-:~ the' iaJOIIIOOI 1y a Greek - 11 t h 1 a the brislrtollt IIDtlonta are droadM mao 11(/W'i He 11 a IJIII- ralliDI are ialelliona ahoul bol of '-BoutberD reacUon" and value•. '11111 1re, properly usouthern RadJm,., IPIIkJnl. 1beoloalcal ques&iont, But ..... . ? Fir.. •----- he Ia and lha,y are the main lntertlltl "'" ~ DO doVe; leCIJOd, IJeeaaN after of ID8l\Y • IIUW' people." lol-• label do the ftlllrtfld rlotl In lllitlmoro Rol....,.., • IIIII much he denounced black rael1m •• Interest uaem. however. well u white;~ btcau.H bla '"'''bey feel 1t fa more ........ to do lh ...... lh im II IIIII Jolm Lind"*T.... - · ij -~.. 1!11 For the ilepJbllcan !ar-cMrtl to 1101 what you are . doJni. cominced 11111 lilly riWuo who Studonla know · that oa.cb rUn .... we., far from tho '""'" but aloo themaeivea thatNixanrouldreal1¥ ... .POt'!ll&tlod to prt .. _ _ ~ like l.ibd"*T" In tile Vlee- · PrelitloaUal 11101 1114 ... im]llacabi.J fuiill!ra that their !an- .::=. ===..·".' =-:.,"":..::C. . i• ..... 11 ,;,:. - '""" .,...,,. - · "' ~ -- .. '='u. ~~=~·' :.:._ .._. ""' clul ....,. MN • · ...... ........... · _.., IW'k.e,._,.., -., U Yerfl Cltr. ,.._ Yvn. ....,_ - ·• '' · I • laa 4'- ... .... ·. ...,_ ,. - ::.::~~~o~~-=..-=.,~ ~~. --. 1$.11, '""'--._ ..,... .............. *"• ............. _,.,,..,..,._"''i:::·- .,.• .._ - ...., .. - ''""'"' ............. ....,_ COLUidBUS (UPO - Heat strokes, one of the mlJor COllaes of dealh in American !ootball, wUI more likely afGict lhoae l!l"idders · who spend the summer out of the sun. Dr. Walter A. Hoyt Jr., Ak· ron. chairman · of Physicians Joint Advisory Committee on Athletic Injuries of tho Ohio State Medic&! Allloclatlon said fOU!Wotors most suscsplibie to heat stroke are those that spend most of ·tho aununer in air - colldltii!Ded surroundings Mr. and Mrs. Jan Howell of 'without previous physical conColumbus and Mrs. C. K, Nelditioning_ Dr. Hoyt recommended prop- son of CheSter called on Mrs. er pre - practiee conditioning, Dana Flck, Monday. Recent dinner guests of Mrs. F_ick were . Miss Debbie WoociYard, Alfred, and Mr. Charles Flek.and Ilana. Lewis Repelr Service Mr. and Mrs. D!gene Hall and , HEATING . .,,. li!Ainlyti'O[ .ll4rtloJ'tQtl t!t~· " . • ' •• ' j,pj!~q,)1 • ,.;o •PlUMIINff' ·•' weeilend with Mr. and r ' ' Norman MCCain and daughters. •ROOFING .&utern Local Social Notes ilildol!l'':= ahking: "Who- ·am l? 1~ I wilh "to beCOII!O'I'' He Is' abai!God. aware of "!acing a great Theae observaltons about lho 111111Y aitematlYes and pooalliUImind-Ill or loda.Y's YOUDI tl.es;• and 11 at once exhilarated Intellectuals come !rom Dr. and !rlgbtoned by th-or to politiciano baVo utiOtl 11, and by Diake cboic01 which will have tho way some churchmen uae it. IUelong con-enceo. Corduroy for Fall ll'ollkotho word 'love! !byou lb~Yirlgata"~nt"­ Corduroy ahowa all Ita ltiOd hava to ill around by lndire<tloo or !IIIII- from which to dlnoitlor breeding for faD 'II. 'llre mod- ""• )'OU're talking about God!' theoe cboiees, he will not be look broqhl wllll II tire wideNovak rarely encounters the illlluenced by ap1 raUII!oB~~ Dal wale cordureya. The <q(ecl- riiiOrolll matorlalism whlct' uaertlon ol Ita .own ~· yel refluetl-cowrtry look lor cauaetl an earlier pnerllion of or by .IIIPOII• to 11111' ~'"!~boil·, fall IMII baa a apedal apPeal collep llludenta lo look aiiiWtee II'" 'IIIIIch he hal not -:JOt ID corduroy. Luah new tes- at ali talk of aplrllusl •aluel acc:opted as valid. · l~rea, lllllque labrlealloat, vi- and to »lace theit faith ·tn · He will be attr~ ,to a brant C!Oion and fresh prbrla IIC!onee for betterment of tho philoii0Ph7 or a relliltiu• raw,. enb._ We prlueely fallrle 1>1111111 oondltloo. lilly It be llhd8 that it dellt ' for daeb, tpOrl ablrla, taill, •'TOclaJ' 1 llludenta aee th•'OIIIh klnollly · will! the' rtaiiiitt <lc jaebta aud eeall. the 'R1,¥ih ol . the ullelui' In llro, ~ hei~s hll!l ~~ contemporary actenco. ..tltey re- hiDIItolf.and otlttrpeopfo.... ·,, / •• . , • i, • Joel lha JIOrYaalvo Ulililarianlam , . \< Rocke!olier unW Rocke!ellor which liQUid ,... oven human · .., ..,. 'l 1'1' backed and !lllod ooco too of- por11111 repiaOeable, like tools , TilE DAD:.~ =~ ~~ · IIIIIM' to· 'llv&li' 110ta" .,,llludento know very well what )'OU are talking about. Word 'God' Ruined , uBut the word 'God' haa been ruined. lor them by the way . - ·' \c '_...-:;:.>~ . • L ' L 4.2 Ylctor)'. A couple of rookie pitchers br<lUgtll up from the minora by , . "Y.,.. ••,...,~, iot it I Yoa ·~ ~ the Indians looked impresllre I..YIPII t IW1 It:" -~dmals ' •,·, ' • • By GAJ!Y KALE UPI !I>OI'ts Writer Mike u'fhe cannon" Shannon emerged ll(emorlal Da,y as a ' -FOR- . ' ' LE1WIS REPAIR SUVKE WYi2374 IM -s111 St,. MIMIIN~ Salurdly afternoon callers wore Mr, and Mro. Richard Snllth, Kathy and &loan, of Columbus. Mr. and Mrs. G. G. Gaul aild Mrs. Jna Harr ol Athens called on Mrs. Charles Reed. Mr. and Mro. starling ll(essar entertained Friday evening Leaders Ill' United Press lnternatiooal Nedooal Lea.ilue G. AB R. H, Pet. Rooe, Cin 102 424 69 141 .333 Alou, Pit 106 388 40 128 .330 Johnin, Cin 108 445 61 143 .321 Aloo, AUa 119 489 53 152 .311 Helma, cin 103 4t9 30 121 .ao3 McCovy, SF 104 367 60 108 ,295 Flood, st. L 117 490 63 143 .292 May, cin 101 m 55 121 .292 Millan, A11a 108 408 24 119 .292 Staub, Hou 120 446 42 130 .291 American League "" ' . ,o~ ,., __, G"' A11"' Rh ll Pet ,.. .•· ' . -. Carew, Min 88 325 37 99 .305 Oliva, Min 110 403 39 122 .303 Harrlan, Boo 109 384'67 114 .297 Andrwa, Boa 101 387 55 112 .289 Mon!IY. Oak 106 353 42101.286 Uhlndr, Min 116 451 45 127 .282 Cpnrs, Oak 116 473 59 133 ,281 eater, Oak !Oi 335 32 94 .281 F. Hwd, Was Iii 438 56 120 .280 White, NY 113 US 65 116 ,280 Home R\111 National League: McCovey, Giants 30; · Allen, Phlls 24; H. Aaron, Braves and Banka, Cebo 21; stargell, Pirates and Williams, CUba 20. American League: F. HOW· ard, Senators 34; Harrelson, Red Sox 31; Horton, Tigers 27; Jackeon, A's 22; POwell, Oriolea2D. Runs Batted In Natiooal Leagee: McCovey, Giants 77; Santo and Williama, Cube and Shannon, Corda 68; Perez, Red• 6~. Amor,tcan Leap: Harrelson, Red Sill 99: F. -rd, Sanatori llf; · ,fl>weli, Orlolea 73; Norti.rup, !J'lgoro 67; Oliva, Twin• and Freehan, Tigers U . Pitching NUIOnal i.Mpl: Kline, Pirates and RoPn, !:WI 10 - 2; Marlchal.' Glantl -21-5; Gibson, Cordi 17-5; !linda, CUbo 14-6. Alnertcan Leeaot: McLain, Tiprs 24~; Tiant, bl!ana 188; Sdi131 ap11 CUI». Rod Sox 0-fr MtoNIIJiy .... ilu'din, Orfnioa 15-8. . . . COLUMBUS (UPD - With a Carmel News By the Day Is Narrowed Pastor Takes To5 Teams Over Pulpit At SL Peters caro. IT DESKWARD HOI LEVI CASUAL WEAR FOR MEN AND BOYS ED AMES BOYS DOUBLE KNEE GOLD DIGGERS •• , 22. 23. 24, 25 JEANS------------SIZE 4 to16 BAHR CLOTHIERS JOHNNY CARSON •• , . 24.25 BEE GEES Putnam, the Fl)'era' presidelt. Alltl. 28, 17 ol......,, ~·~to· qnlcal Uld dolllit~ ll'•d, Tflt G•.O.P. - d havt - lo, .... 28,27 ...A....i: ~i.up~ . ROGER MILLER .... 25.27 CARDS GO TO JAPAN NEW YORK (IJPD - The world chalq>ton St. Louie Cardinals ..Ul make their Drill visit to Jljl&n aloce 1958 when they l•ve wtth basollall • ....., mlaaioner William Eckert for au 18-gamo tour starUng Oct. 24. it was IOJUIOWieed Thursday. CROWiS STEAK HOUSE • ' Fabuloru ' ' Home of the SANDWIOt Onhr By Phone And T1kt lm ttlme 9f2.5432 HURRICANE HELL DRIVERS JUP 3' Se,t. I . .. BALLOON RACE The JAMES BROWN Shaw AL HIRT ALLEN and ROSSI HARNESS RACING .AQ. 2l27; 21 CI:Al TRUC:KLOAP SAL 4 ! . :• ' · . ·,· .BLACKWALL WtiiTEfiA~L $23.00 . . ' $26,00 . . ' "\9:r.r . . . ; ~:110 : ' " " , . . . · · ·' ·\· woo •. ' . .. '• ~- . 'f ' ' •·. •,. ... . ' BOB HOP£ 51(11. I, ' where .your dollar buys MILES more "- . Nort!\ 6)_ s.,l. 1,2 lbt .....,. prolllillnl n-om-Niir..... Up' a nrm .• In .VIet.. ' <IPit runs with a 1....-ie to !ell center. The Indiana move ~ck Into American Leajple actloll tonight wllen tile Chicaao White Slllmovo in for a four.pmo aeries. 9lan Williams IIlli 110 lor the Tribe againot Jack Filhor ol CbicaaoThe Redo moved <11 to Chicago for the atart at a aeriel with the cws. Jim Maloney (107) was to pitch tonight lor Cfnclrmall apinJt Bill llantlo (14- s.,t. 1 GEORGE KIRBY tv.,..., and the Rotll ltd 4.2 after SOYOII illninp. Cleveland aeorod ill two run• elf 8Ul McCool in 0.. fUill illDing afler two outs. K• SUarez A11.11 MIDDLEPORT, OHIO !llch a OW.,._by Nixon would, nor . . , . . . _ ol . the dqreo. ..,.._ ~ have ,!*a ~ . thiDc lor and liOprin. . to Pete - Aur. 21, taov ~ OOU11tl8tl. oam • l'rorft Llnd101'l Upe ~ bolo ia the Cdr- . run acorinl u.tple to Leo Car· della& and i nl!-ocortng """" FREE ENTERTAINMENT ~i~O;(OI OCTOBER START PHiLADELI'IIIA (UPO - The Philadelphia Flyers, defending Western Divialon chalq>ioos o! the National · Heekoy League, wUI 4>011 their 78-game schecN!e for the 19611-89 aea1011 on Oct 13 at Boston against tile Bruins, II was announced Thursday by BUl ~ ed and Lee Maye - · In two rousing rtrst inning, the Columbus Jets had enough locomotion Thursday nlgirt t.o jump a full game ahead of Rochester in the Legion Field . - · 'loaded, .lll'id ...... a lblbled to leii,IIUII !ilrjlder,waik- eighth !rom Dan Schneider. The Red Wingo started the scoring in the nrst lnnlng with two rUJll, but the Jets came San Francisto and Houston's 3--2 league grand: slam hOmer. back In their half of the inning Only san Francisco's WWia triumph over Philadelphia. to record rou.r runs. lmernatlonal League, and reMcCovey, with 77 runs batted Boston ahut oot Chicago 3-0 main only nve game& behind Elvino Jimenez hit a single In, has brought home more men Minnes~ edged Baltimore 2-1 league.leeding Toledo. to lett to score George Spriggs than Sha.....,_ Chicago' a slug- · after losing the opener of a twiThe &..5 win over the troubl~ and AI OIIWil', who also hit a ging tandem of Ron santo and nlghter 4-3, California beat some Red Wings ended the single, came ln for the ueq Billy Williams are in a thre&- Washington 3-1 and oakland teams' season against eac:h oth· run oo a ..Ud pitch. Manny way tie with Shannon tor niWed New York 4-3 in the only er. Dave Roberts, the league's sarwutuen's double and Chuck runner~ honors. American League games. winningest pitcher with 14 vic- Hiller's triple drove in the third In an abbreviated NL scheBriles Wins tories, W&5 given credit for the and fourth runs. dule, other actlon was limited to Nelson Briles, a 2~year-old win, but needed help in the The Jets added s l.ngle runs in Pittsburgh's 2-0 victory over righthander having his best lhe second am third and held Season ln the majors, won his off the Wings, who scored si& 16th game as he scattered seven gle runs in the second., sixth, hits ard struck out tive. and eighth, to c111>ture the win. Pittsburgh ruined .San Fra~ The Syracuse Chiefs move br clsco's owortunity to tie to Jet Stadium for five games Chicago Cor second place by Jn three daya starting with a whitewashing the Giants behind twin bill tonlgh~ There were 24 present for Ste"Ve Blass's tour-hitter. Donn &:nda.Y School. CollecUoo was Clelllenon singled home one $15.32. man during a two-run first Visit.ors at the Douglas Cirinning am the other tally came cle home ~ were Mr. and in on Jlm Hart's error. Mrs. Jack Follrocl and daughJim Wynn hit a two-run ter, Kim, of Pomeroy; Mr. and ATHENS, Ohio (UP!) - The homer aOO Doug Rader do·~bled Mrs. Garrett Circle ol Racine; field in ~ .state American [.e.. home Hector Torres with the Mra. Mary Russell and grandgioo baseball toornament has winning run as the Astr05 beat daugh:ter of Waverly, W. Va.; been narrowed to nve teams, Philad~lphia and threaten to Mr. and Mrs. Jim Patterson and with onb ~- urxleteated team, bust out or the NL cellar. sons ot Racine R. D.; Roger HolPT. PLEASANT - The Hev. Cincinnati BenUey, In the run- Houston is only a game behind ter of Morning Star; Carl Cir- J. Gary Brown or Beaver I PL, ninth place Loc Angeles, ning, has assumed the pastoral du-cle, local. The other team s, all with one ties at the St. Peter's LutherMr. and Mr s. Ray Byers of lo15s · In the double eUmination an Church. Tamers Run spent a recent eve ~ tourney were ·to play Lhis mom· He Is a graduate of Theil Colning at the home of Betty VanBENGAl.'; TO MOVE tng.. The pairings: Steubenvllle lege and the Lutheran Theologi .. Meter. WILMINGTON , Ohio (UPO vs. Hillsboro aOO Worthington cal Seminary in Gettysburg, Po_ Mr. and Mrs. Gene Hudi!JOO. ot va. I.:.ancaster. The· afternoon In less than two weeks the Ci~t­ &Yracuse visited Mr. and Mrs. Rev. Brown has served as chapcontestants will be determined cinnati Bengals pack up their Allan Taylor &mday. lain of Baltimore City Hospital training gear at Wilmington Colby the morning games. Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Circle in Baltimore, Md. · ln Thursday' s losers' bracket lege and move to a new tnlning and daug!lter of Columbus; RicSt. Peter's has been without action, Lancaster scored three site at the Spinney field In Cin- ky Circle 0( Charleston, W, Va.; a pastor for the past year folcinnali. r\Ul5 in the ninth to defeat Sid-The new entry In the American James Circle of New Haven, W. lowing the resignation and subney. Ashley's Jim Rausch Va., visited Mary Circle over sequent deaUl of the late Rev. turned in a four-hitter in beat- Football League held its s um- the wttekend. Harold KnolL Ing Euclid 1-o and Worthington mer workouts here. The team Mrs. Ma~el Lax of Ft. Laudpiled up II hits to down ste~>­ moves to Cincinnati .o\ug. 27, erdale, Fla. Is "Visiting: Mr. and More than 60 gridders are benville 11-3. Mrs. Douglas Circle and FlorNatlveo of the Pacllle l(l.;WrtVKifl •ction, ~nUey v.·orking out now. The roster ence. wlll be trimmed to 46 on SepL lines do a Uveiy busllil!u ·~ scoFed two runs in the third IDMr. and Mrs. Michael Leiot plying liant clarnobella !o 2, ning tAi edge Hillsboro and later and family of Columbus; Mr. and shell iucf curio collectors. rallied In the eighth with five Mrs. Roger Grueser anll Cam ~ runs to wallop Worthington 7-1. ELLIS SIGNS Uy of Logan, visited with l\lr _ BALTIMORE WPO- Leroy HUisboro edged Elyria 4-3 when and Mrs. Robert Lee and famJim Davis doobied with two oot Ellis, a 6-foot~ll center who Ily and Ralph Lee. scoring the decisive runs In the averaged 12.4-poims a game Larry Circle returned to bts last, season, was signed Thurstop or the ninth. employment at Joliet, 01., afday to a three year contnct by the Baltimore Bullets of the ter two weeks vacation with OOme folks. International League Standings National Basketball Association. Bullet owner Abe Pollio also By United Pre" International W. L_ Pet. GB announced that he plans to TO SPEAK SUNDAY renegotiate rookie star Earl ToiOdo. •• __ .70 52 .574 The Rev . Cllfford ~. recMoproe•s two-year contract tor or Christ Episcopal Church, Columbuo. , • .1\2 54 •534 5 Rochester. _ , ,$2 56 ,525 6 alter it was reported that Point Pleasant, will speak &inMonroe might jiDJijl to the rival clay night at 7:30 at tile G r a c e Jacksooville. •• 61 57 .517 1 Louiaville. _ •• 57 62 .479 11'.> American Basketball Assocla- F,plsi!Ojlal Church, Pomel'O)'. s.-racuse _••••55 61 ,474 12 tioo. Bu!falo __ •••• 55 66 .455 !31h Riclunond . ___ .52 66 ,441 16 Ttn~rsdl3'a Results CoiiBDbua 6 Rochester 5, night Louisville 6 SjTacuae 4, night Jacksonvtlle 3 Butlalo 2, 1st game twi-llgh4 14 innings Jack8101viUe 4 Boffllo 3, 2nd game, night Only pme scheduled aur.2U3 Blank 'Chicubs, 8-0 , . Roberts Wins 14th Decision ·' 0 Traee Heat Strokes Root With Spiritual Values life tn the Vinton community, He married the former Lucy ,_-=;-::. ..~:,_. . thret1t with men on base and k llllolled taps lor &II)' club trylq: to halt the ·St. Louis Cti'dinals' surge toward a second stralgtrt: NaUooai ~ flag. Prior to that day, Shannon couldn't buy a standing room tickel In the last line o! a parade. Then came a remarkable change. Shannon hit a homer against san Frsnclsco on May 30 an! the closely knit ranks at the top of the NL gave ws.t to the quick marching Cardinals. Shannon Unstoppable Shannoo has been virlually · Wl8topJ8b]e the last 21i.! months, rising to a second place Ue ln • runs balled in with 68 and spoarheading St Louis to a 14game lead. The Cords opened especially running, aM precauthis · latest margin Thursday as tion as a preventive. He said athletes should work Shannon drove in nve runs In out in light, porous clothing, he- an 8-0 rout of the second place g!Ming with 20 to 30 minute Chicago Cubs, Four of . those .. utons twice dally and l!l"adu- runs scored oil his first major ally increasing up to two hours twice a day. Smith, RD I, Racine, pooes- Death Oaims BaitiiJ!ore Bolton Cleve)and Qai<IMd Mlnnescila Now york Call!ornta Chicago Washington _ ••. 6~ 57 u t)'an. • ~ .62 57 ,521 15 Clncinliatl. • , '59· 56 .~13 16 Atlanta. , _ • _ ,61 .~59 .50S. 1~., P!.tloburgh. ... 57 63 ,47:; 20l ~ Phlladeipbla. ; ..55 63 .466 21' o New YorK ••• 56' ,66 .459 22',', Loa Angeles _ ,53 66 • 445 24 Thursday's Result• Houstun ••••• 53 68 .438 25 California 3 Wash l,l)iilhl. · Thursday's Re1ulta Oakland 4 New York .3.' nlllhl Houston 3 Phlla 2; I!ISht Pittoburcli '2 SID Fnn 0, night Boston 3 Chicago·O Bait 4 Ml'm 3, lot, t..Uight ' St. Louil 8 Chioia<l 0 . Mim 2 Belt I, 2nd, dllht ... · Only pmes ached.uied ' (Only pmes sche<llle4) ' ' . Ttldey's Pfoboble Pitchers Too.y's Probabl~ Pliciroro All Tlmea EDT •... - (Ail Tlmeo EDT) ~Ctnoiruati (Maloney 10.7) at New'. York (Peteraoo 6-8) lit Chlcaao (Handa '14-61, 2:30 p,;m. Oakland (Odom 10-8), U p.m. Atlanta (PIIj)i)lla lio9) at .St. · Washington (Coleman 8-13) 'at Loul• (tarlton lr-7), 9 p,lll, Calllomla (llarreiaoo 0-3), If sau Francisco <Sadec.il! 11-m , . It Phlladelphli (1. Jackloo 10. p.m. Baltimore (PhQebus 13-10) at 15), 7:35p.m. MIMelola (Perry 8-6), 9 p.m. Loa Angeles (Drysdale 13-10) Chicago (Fisher 6.:') at CleveII Pittaburgh (McBean 9-10), 8 land (WUiiams 9-'7), 1:30 p.ni. p.m. Detroit (McLain U-3) at BosHouston (Dierker 11-IO)atNew ton (Lonburg 3-3), 7:30 p.m. York (Seaver 10.9), 8 p.m. Saturday's Games Saturday's Games New York at Oakland, twilight Cincinnati at Chtcago Waahlni!OO at California, night Atlanta at St. Louis, night San Francisco at Philadelphia Baltimore at Minnesota Los ling at Pittsburgh, night Chicaao at Cleveland Detroit at Boston Houston at New York. ,. ! lle\1?.11 W, L. Pet. GB 76 43 .639 ..-49 50 .•580 7 ·_ 66 66 \ 545 1) M 58 .525 ISJh, ~ " .521 lf' 66' 6~ .t7s 'l.DW 54 6! .. 470 20 . 54 ·66 .450' 2:1> '49 69 :415.26\> 4£ 73 .376 31 · CLEVEI.AND (UPD - T h o Cleveland ln!llanl· lost airo411or ball galilo ThUrsday night, but this one dldn't ~ eount. The Clne)nnoli lleda irivaded Cleveland MUI'i"W Stadium lor lite *"""'"l exhll>itloo pme for the benoflt of aaocllol baseball in Cleveland and lhe Nati<mal LeaP club watiied awt¥ a same can't .,.. said I o r . \ • Woodeoo ~ the A* In pitcher ~ge Woodaon, Who tho soveolli ·liming : Wtlll:;'t h t .... brou8ht qp from I'Ortland Tribe leading 2-1. The - . this weoik to bolater the l>ull - ,right - bander walked lour battori, incledllll one with t h e JIOn. The in pitching rour iminga lor t Tribe. Vincent Colbert, a atrong rtihlhantlor from the Indians' Reck J(UI elub, pitched l1ro inni,ga and ' ~eld the Reds hitless, while Rick Austin, up from Watorllu17 iD the Eaotern League, gavo up one bit and wildpitched. a run home in hio twoinning aUnt. Cleveland MJnager Alvift Dark oald, "Those 11ro )'OUngatera look like future ml)or leaguers. At least they ean throw strikes." ' . ' JOHN DAVIDSON s.,t I BUCKOE "11111" lajjU . �... ' . ,. ·'"· 1 '. ' ... ' ' . ' • '., I • 1968 ..... ~~:o::r~~ ~""'L. ,pc' · ' GB • _,•:ts . ~3 ·,6.14 :s2a " L ' .. GUERNSEY WINNERS - The annual Meigs Coun1J1 Fair Holsteins~ was held Thursday afternoon and the abo~lctured four top animals are posed here by their owners. Shown, left to right. are Jenny Dean with the reserve champion bull, Melanie Dean with the reserve champion •' cal~ Rodney Chevalier with the grand chOJ111iOn buD am David Koblentz, grand champloo female. - Sentinel Photo. I I PONY HARNE'lS Lawrenee JolmOCII of lllellla drhes his pony "Bob,". to the lluish line to win the under 48 ineh »OilY harness race tor - · at thO ll(elgs fair Thur6clay, - Senlinol Photo. ' GRAND CHAMPioN'• D o,D -11011 - ~IONS - PIDI .... sherm With . !oro temalea that won the Jer1107 t...,t)811tlm Thur~ at the Mel&• ~ Fair. PIDI - s wllh her Joraeylhat , .. 16loctoil put c~on ID the t-Il Better Llveotoek Class and Mr. H811der1011 st.Jwathe chlmploo female in the Open ~1. -Se~ ' Mr. Hartsook Early Today hi a lamb that wao ,fudged grind champim in this year'• colrljll!tltioo' Ill the Me!gl Coaii\Y Fair. Y os e m It e National Part. Calli., Ia about the olze ol Rhocle Island. R~ligion in 1 Ameri~ Eslie Everett Har1sook, 70, Vinton, died at 8:15 a.m., today at his home. He was born on Sept, 15, 1897, in HunUngron Twp., son of the late Jacob Hartsook and Mary Thomas Hartsook. Students More Concerned . Mr. Hortsook spent all of his Miller, Gallipolis. on SeptenDer 15, 1917. ~e survh1es, along with the following chtldren: Mrs. Chester (Eleanor) Whlte, Vlntoo; Mrs. Richard (Erm,yl)Rlegler, Colum- MELANCliOLY BABY" - Mrs, Margaret Neuman, Syracuse, plays a request on the piano at the Elberfeld exhibit at the Meigs County Fair. Mrs. Newnan is at the l'aJr tiCh day playing requests of passersby. PLAY 14 . . . . . . .... . . . . bus; Mrs. Harold (Mary) Cot- trell, LangSTille; Max Hartsook, Co1umbus; Homer Hartsook, eo.. lumbus; and Mrs. F~ed OiazeJ) sterbenz, Columbus; Mrs. John FINISHING UP- Pete, owned by William Jefferson, Kitts Hill, Ohio, crosses the finish line In the 46-.SO Inch trotters <lass during the aflemoon activity at the Meigs County Fair. Dream Girl, owned by Mrs. Stanley Rose, ltuatlreton, however, woo the race. - Sentinel Photo. ......' .. .. ....... Ill•• (Georgia) Flowers, North Carolina; Mrs. Ray (Darlene) Swerlein, Columbus, and ten grandchildren. Mr. Hartsook was a member of the Brush ~tst Church, thf Ea!!f,J:!j ~!!>", V.lnto~ !'l!ap- " ' . lefi a member of the Vinton Masonic Lodge, F and AM No. 131; and Huntington Grange. Arrangements will be announ~ ced later by the McCoy Funer ~ al Home in Vlnton. Make Sure First Before you a tte m pi any form of self-dry <leaning of a tr e a s u r e d dress, skirt or blouse, be sure of your lnfor~ maUon as to tbe proper way to clean it. Ollterwlse, oend llle garment to an nport dry cleaner. 11 .., . MRS. JUDY HEWETSON Spencer is pictured with a large eagle which she created in her ceramics work. The eagle is one ot a number of ceramic pieces on display in the Rock Springs Grange Hall at the 105th IJUlJai Meigs County Fair. RUNNING RACES - Jim Jones of~ cnJOoeathe linIsh line with his horse winning the 46-48 inch cla11 while SaBJra Roush, Syracuse, comes in secorll, ancl Nathan Yonker, Letar4 w. va., third. Convention '68--Humphery, a Profile I' ' Revival Vice-President the Annointed One ,' CHICAGO (UPO- For the first time in his long political career , Hubert Horatio Hum8 phrey is the anointed one of the Democrati c party establlsh ment. The rol e of underdog and maverick whi ch he once played is now ail-but-forgotten history, After all these years and all those campaigns, the vice pre sident find s himself at last the choi ce of the party's ~ower elements for the Democratic presidential nomination. The establishment which used to fight him has provided him this time with the organization, the money, and most important, the delegate commitments to win the big prize of U.S. politics. Humphrey, now 57, first broke t.t>OO the national poiHical scene in t 948. He dhided his party and won the 1om-Hasting hate of the South at the 1948 Dernocra~ tic roiational Convention by leading a fight for a stronger civil rights plank. When it was adq,ted, southern delegates walked out of the convention and set up the States Rights party, Brash ReputAtion Humphrey's reputation for brashness grew when he entered the Senate in 1949 an:!, in an early speech, dared to criticize SelL Harry F. Byrd, I)..Va., and otd and respecWd member or the Senate· ~-club." on that otcasion, other aerators ahowed their disdain lor the !teolnnan•s brando by 10alking olf the fioor lnd leavi~ him 10ithout an aud8 i 1 I lfl\~e. BUt lhe lorwer ll~rey •tared In the Senate, the more a·cceptance he won. After Ill' LOUIS CASSELS United Preaalnternatlonll College IIUdenta are becoming dlsonchanted wllh ..ienco· u a 10iutlon to the world'• Ula. They are increasingly con"'med will! oplrituai valuoa. They aciutollled&e lho need lor some kind of Iaiii! - in the aenso of a belie! Ill Item not ouscopllble to proof - to meanlllf( to live. · They have a strong sense of ''wonderment and m,yltary" and are eagw to learn more about medit&Uon and . ~alton. But they" are. 1111 to tune yw ri8lil doit · 'II ' iru atart talking several years, with the help or Senate Democratic Leader Lyndon B. Johnson, he was f1nally taken into the iooer circle. As more years passed, he earned a reputation for hard work and inteUigence and an apparently insatiable appetite for speechmaking_ ln 1956, Humphrey conducted his first QirtiUon with national office by seeking the vice presidential nomination, but it went to Sen. Estes KeCauver of Tennessee. Four years later, Humphrey went after first place on the ti cket. He challenged Sen. John F. Kennedy of massachusetts In the Wisconsin aOO West Virginia primaries- an:llost. Back Jn the Senate, he was elected Democratlc whip and In 1964 reached what he called the climax of his career- passage ot the strongest civil rights bill since Recort!tructlon. Picked Humphrey Jn the summer of that year after months of suspensePresident Johnson chose numphrey as his running-mate an:t they crushed Republican contender Blrry ~water. HIDJijlhrey :oppeared destined to spend eight years In the obscurity of the vice-presidency until Johnson starUed the nation lu2 March 31 with his anoouncement *hit he would not run again. The vice president waited 1 decent intarval, th.en threw his hat in the ring. He quickly won the endorsement or most labor leaden, the b1eki~ or well--heeled business tycoons, even the siC)pOI'I o! his old onemlet in tile South. He los~ hoWever, the &LC'POJ't of the llboral Americans for Democra- ,, tic Action (ADA), of which he was a fourrJer. Other liberals who once regarded him as a hero also turned their b&cks on his candidacy because of his idertiflcation with the adminis· tration s tand on the Vietnam War. Humphrey was an actlve vicepreslde!K, headln,g tCJ civil rights, space, youth C~Jportunlty, travel, equal employment and other programs. He also traveled extensively to the Fer East. Europe and AlrlcL Washington White Paper of Knits Knits are always wtlcome from the standpoint of practicality, comfort and care. Tbls faU's fashion in knlts refiects the revival mood of today. Knits revive the sweater suit with jackets that are long or short, buttoned, wrapped or tied. It's a Must For summer travel, a tightweight wool robe Is a must for air-<!onditloned hotel r o om s. English basketweave wool lo ideal. And pretty. Dovish Democrats Mount Offensive Beach, Ia to aoflen the party.' platform oo Vietnam so aa to IUggest aome one • 1lded American mounting for the coming nation~ retreat. al convention in Chicago preciseOf lhe third Democratic dove ' ly the three-front offensive that ]lUSh It ma,y he oald at once that their Republican counterparts so there Isn't a chanee. The Plat~ valnly tried at the Republican con- form Committee, under R e p. vention ln Miami Beach. Hale Sou•, will otand o1>out i The maximum dove objective to 1 in support of the current is, ot course, to deny the Pres. blpartloan policy of a ralionelldenllal oomination to front-run- ly hard line in Vietnam. ner Hubert Humphrey, as that of The second obJective of the the Republican doveo was todei\Y ao!Winera - the enforced seIt to tront..runner Richard Nixon. lection of a dove oo a HumpbThe Democradc doves want Sen. rey~ed tioket - a McCarthy Eugene McCarthy or Sen. George or a McGovern ..;. ts jtlt COD• McGovern, aa the Rep.~bJlean ceivablo; but only if Humphrt¥ doves wanted Neloon Recke!eller should weaken uno!er prt81Ure or John Llndsa,y. from the Lett. The aecond DemoeraUe doVe AI to. obioctlve No. I, there obJective is to Ioree a dove upon Ia aboutaomuchchoneo!oradjlve the ticket for Vice-President, a• to lal<e the top oominaUon as ditto the Hepabllcan doveo in there waa for Rockefeller in MiMiami Beach. The third and the ami Beach - none. irreducible Democ:ratle dove What clearly eclnfronla I b t drive, as again ditto at Miami AdmlnlotraUon Deino<rato, howBY WU.LIAM S. WHITE WASHINGTON - The anti Vietnam war Democrats are over, io a strong pniblldlltJ that one imong' lhom wUi wind up .. tho - ot WbitJirlnl bOJI tho onti·VioCjraln ll'OUil onco lhO)I llave loll the pmt, Juot aa Gov. ~ Apew, Nixon's runnil~~ mate, hal roun4'himaetftbt ordained wllipJ)illl bOJI ofthesollllnero in the G.O.P. The lllory Gl AlnOir, in<liod, •• pOthlpt tile 111011 blurn in . motloi'n 9DIJ y~oterdl,y he • • o1 the llberllle. Helii4 ·tabn on lht white 1 in Mar7lillld, and t,. foreina the · ·· the flrlt "" Michael Novak, • Calboilc philolopbor who leaches at Slonford lilliveroity • .'J'!tey are raconled in lho Centu MaDzlne, ]Mlbllshed by the Center for tho stuciY of Democratle lllllitulloos at Sonia Barbara, Calif. Ncrvak (Indo hia studentseapocially the brlgbtor onescpite r....,U•e to theldoa there Ia a hiibor reallty Ilion tho pbJsical world prec:oived by tho ,..•.._ "Wilen )'OU ialk about modltatim or contom]llation, the •• . ,COIIJ8S .,.aolllOOIII a]~· ue, . baa hio slandpolnl, that he baa hi I OWQ Ill oflllllbs or belletl, and that by chooling litem 'be detlne1 his 'Wih'-or at 1 Ida ·stanqloint. Take l'or Griulted "Students are cpite willlns to take lhil for fll'anted, that OY8r7 · 111111 does lllake a eort ot 'faith commitment!" 1biY realize lhat lito ralilioua skeptic; no loss than the devout Cbrlllian, hal "all klnda ol beliefs" 'IIIIIch be cannot prove by awea1 to science or hi IIIDr1. Above all, Novak u.ra, -.~ .... • ....,.._ . . ... .... ......... ...-.. -Y ::...: ~~ ~: iD .~-:~ the' iaJOIIIOOI 1y a Greek - 11 t h 1 a the brislrtollt IIDtlonta are droadM mao 11(/W'i He 11 a IJIII- ralliDI are ialelliona ahoul bol of '-BoutberD reacUon" and value•. '11111 1re, properly usouthern RadJm,., IPIIkJnl. 1beoloalcal ques&iont, But ..... . ? Fir.. •----- he Ia and lha,y are the main lntertlltl "'" ~ DO doVe; leCIJOd, IJeeaaN after of ID8l\Y • IIUW' people." lol-• label do the ftlllrtfld rlotl In lllitlmoro Rol....,.., • IIIII much he denounced black rael1m •• Interest uaem. however. well u white;~ btcau.H bla '"'''bey feel 1t fa more ........ to do lh ...... lh im II IIIII Jolm Lind"*T.... - · ij -~.. 1!11 For the ilepJbllcan !ar-cMrtl to 1101 what you are . doJni. cominced 11111 lilly riWuo who Studonla know · that oa.cb rUn .... we., far from tho '""'" but aloo themaeivea thatNixanrouldreal1¥ ... .POt'!ll&tlod to prt .. _ _ ~ like l.ibd"*T" In tile Vlee- · PrelitloaUal 11101 1114 ... im]llacabi.J fuiill!ra that their !an- .::=. ===..·".' =-:.,"":..::C. . i• ..... 11 ,;,:. - '""" .,...,,. - · "' ~ -- .. '='u. ~~=~·' :.:._ .._. ""' clul ....,. MN • · ...... ........... · _.., IW'k.e,._,.., -., U Yerfl Cltr. ,.._ Yvn. ....,_ - ·• '' · I • laa 4'- ... .... ·. ...,_ ,. - ::.::~~~o~~-=..-=.,~ ~~. --. 1$.11, '""'--._ ..,... .............. *"• ............. _,.,,..,..,._"''i:::·- .,.• .._ - ...., .. - ''""'"' ............. ....,_ COLUidBUS (UPO - Heat strokes, one of the mlJor COllaes of dealh in American !ootball, wUI more likely afGict lhoae l!l"idders · who spend the summer out of the sun. Dr. Walter A. Hoyt Jr., Ak· ron. chairman · of Physicians Joint Advisory Committee on Athletic Injuries of tho Ohio State Medic&! Allloclatlon said fOU!Wotors most suscsplibie to heat stroke are those that spend most of ·tho aununer in air - colldltii!Ded surroundings Mr. and Mrs. Jan Howell of 'without previous physical conColumbus and Mrs. C. K, Nelditioning_ Dr. Hoyt recommended prop- son of CheSter called on Mrs. er pre - practiee conditioning, Dana Flck, Monday. Recent dinner guests of Mrs. F_ick were . Miss Debbie WoociYard, Alfred, and Mr. Charles Flek.and Ilana. Lewis Repelr Service Mr. and Mrs. D!gene Hall and , HEATING . .,,. li!Ainlyti'O[ .ll4rtloJ'tQtl t!t~· " . • ' •• ' j,pj!~q,)1 • ,.;o •PlUMIINff' ·•' weeilend with Mr. and r ' ' Norman MCCain and daughters. •ROOFING .&utern Local Social Notes ilildol!l'':= ahking: "Who- ·am l? 1~ I wilh "to beCOII!O'I'' He Is' abai!God. aware of "!acing a great Theae observaltons about lho 111111Y aitematlYes and pooalliUImind-Ill or loda.Y's YOUDI tl.es;• and 11 at once exhilarated Intellectuals come !rom Dr. and !rlgbtoned by th-or to politiciano baVo utiOtl 11, and by Diake cboic01 which will have tho way some churchmen uae it. IUelong con-enceo. Corduroy for Fall ll'ollkotho word 'love! !byou lb~Yirlgata"~nt"­ Corduroy ahowa all Ita ltiOd hava to ill around by lndire<tloo or !IIIII- from which to dlnoitlor breeding for faD 'II. 'llre mod- ""• )'OU're talking about God!' theoe cboiees, he will not be look broqhl wllll II tire wideNovak rarely encounters the illlluenced by ap1 raUII!oB~~ Dal wale cordureya. The <q(ecl- riiiOrolll matorlalism whlct' uaertlon ol Ita .own ~· yel refluetl-cowrtry look lor cauaetl an earlier pnerllion of or by .IIIPOII• to 11111' ~'"!~boil·, fall IMII baa a apedal apPeal collep llludenta lo look aiiiWtee II'" 'IIIIIch he hal not -:JOt ID corduroy. Luah new tes- at ali talk of aplrllusl •aluel acc:opted as valid. · l~rea, lllllque labrlealloat, vi- and to »lace theit faith ·tn · He will be attr~ ,to a brant C!Oion and fresh prbrla IIC!onee for betterment of tho philoii0Ph7 or a relliltiu• raw,. enb._ We prlueely fallrle 1>1111111 oondltloo. lilly It be llhd8 that it dellt ' for daeb, tpOrl ablrla, taill, •'TOclaJ' 1 llludenta aee th•'OIIIh klnollly · will! the' rtaiiiitt <lc jaebta aud eeall. the 'R1,¥ih ol . the ullelui' In llro, ~ hei~s hll!l ~~ contemporary actenco. ..tltey re- hiDIItolf.and otlttrpeopfo.... ·,, / •• . , • i, • Joel lha JIOrYaalvo Ulililarianlam , . \< Rocke!olier unW Rocke!ellor which liQUid ,... oven human · .., ..,. 'l 1'1' backed and !lllod ooco too of- por11111 repiaOeable, like tools , TilE DAD:.~ =~ ~~ · IIIIIM' to· 'llv&li' 110ta" .,,llludento know very well what )'OU are talking about. Word 'God' Ruined , uBut the word 'God' haa been ruined. lor them by the way . - ·' \c '_...-:;:.>~ . • L ' L 4.2 Ylctor)'. A couple of rookie pitchers br<lUgtll up from the minora by , . "Y.,.. ••,...,~, iot it I Yoa ·~ ~ the Indians looked impresllre I..YIPII t IW1 It:" -~dmals ' •,·, ' • • By GAJ!Y KALE UPI !I>OI'ts Writer Mike u'fhe cannon" Shannon emerged ll(emorlal Da,y as a ' -FOR- . ' ' LE1WIS REPAIR SUVKE WYi2374 IM -s111 St,. MIMIIN~ Salurdly afternoon callers wore Mr, and Mro. Richard Snllth, Kathy and &loan, of Columbus. Mr. and Mrs. G. G. Gaul aild Mrs. Jna Harr ol Athens called on Mrs. Charles Reed. Mr. and Mro. starling ll(essar entertained Friday evening Leaders Ill' United Press lnternatiooal Nedooal Lea.ilue G. AB R. H, Pet. Rooe, Cin 102 424 69 141 .333 Alou, Pit 106 388 40 128 .330 Johnin, Cin 108 445 61 143 .321 Aloo, AUa 119 489 53 152 .311 Helma, cin 103 4t9 30 121 .ao3 McCovy, SF 104 367 60 108 ,295 Flood, st. L 117 490 63 143 .292 May, cin 101 m 55 121 .292 Millan, A11a 108 408 24 119 .292 Staub, Hou 120 446 42 130 .291 American League "" ' . ,o~ ,., __, G"' A11"' Rh ll Pet ,.. .•· ' . -. Carew, Min 88 325 37 99 .305 Oliva, Min 110 403 39 122 .303 Harrlan, Boo 109 384'67 114 .297 Andrwa, Boa 101 387 55 112 .289 Mon!IY. Oak 106 353 42101.286 Uhlndr, Min 116 451 45 127 .282 Cpnrs, Oak 116 473 59 133 ,281 eater, Oak !Oi 335 32 94 .281 F. Hwd, Was Iii 438 56 120 .280 White, NY 113 US 65 116 ,280 Home R\111 National League: McCovey, Giants 30; · Allen, Phlls 24; H. Aaron, Braves and Banka, Cebo 21; stargell, Pirates and Williams, CUba 20. American League: F. HOW· ard, Senators 34; Harrelson, Red Sox 31; Horton, Tigers 27; Jackeon, A's 22; POwell, Oriolea2D. Runs Batted In Natiooal Leagee: McCovey, Giants 77; Santo and Williama, Cube and Shannon, Corda 68; Perez, Red• 6~. Amor,tcan Leap: Harrelson, Red Sill 99: F. -rd, Sanatori llf; · ,fl>weli, Orlolea 73; Norti.rup, !J'lgoro 67; Oliva, Twin• and Freehan, Tigers U . Pitching NUIOnal i.Mpl: Kline, Pirates and RoPn, !:WI 10 - 2; Marlchal.' Glantl -21-5; Gibson, Cordi 17-5; !linda, CUbo 14-6. Alnertcan Leeaot: McLain, Tiprs 24~; Tiant, bl!ana 188; Sdi131 ap11 CUI». Rod Sox 0-fr MtoNIIJiy .... ilu'din, Orfnioa 15-8. . . . COLUMBUS (UPD - With a Carmel News By the Day Is Narrowed Pastor Takes To5 Teams Over Pulpit At SL Peters caro. IT DESKWARD HOI LEVI CASUAL WEAR FOR MEN AND BOYS ED AMES BOYS DOUBLE KNEE GOLD DIGGERS •• , 22. 23. 24, 25 JEANS------------SIZE 4 to16 BAHR CLOTHIERS JOHNNY CARSON •• , . 24.25 BEE GEES Putnam, the Fl)'era' presidelt. Alltl. 28, 17 ol......,, ~·~to· qnlcal Uld dolllit~ ll'•d, Tflt G•.O.P. - d havt - lo, .... 28,27 ...A....i: ~i.up~ . ROGER MILLER .... 25.27 CARDS GO TO JAPAN NEW YORK (IJPD - The world chalq>ton St. Louie Cardinals ..Ul make their Drill visit to Jljl&n aloce 1958 when they l•ve wtth basollall • ....., mlaaioner William Eckert for au 18-gamo tour starUng Oct. 24. it was IOJUIOWieed Thursday. CROWiS STEAK HOUSE • ' Fabuloru ' ' Home of the SANDWIOt Onhr By Phone And T1kt lm ttlme 9f2.5432 HURRICANE HELL DRIVERS JUP 3' Se,t. I . .. BALLOON RACE The JAMES BROWN Shaw AL HIRT ALLEN and ROSSI HARNESS RACING .AQ. 2l27; 21 CI:Al TRUC:KLOAP SAL 4 ! . :• ' · . ·,· .BLACKWALL WtiiTEfiA~L $23.00 . . ' $26,00 . . ' "\9:r.r . . . ; ~:110 : ' " " , . . . · · ·' ·\· woo •. ' . .. '• ~- . 'f ' ' •·. •,. ... . ' BOB HOP£ 51(11. I, ' where .your dollar buys MILES more "- . Nort!\ 6)_ s.,l. 1,2 lbt .....,. prolllillnl n-om-Niir..... Up' a nrm .• In .VIet.. ' <IPit runs with a 1....-ie to !ell center. The Indiana move ~ck Into American Leajple actloll tonight wllen tile Chicaao White Slllmovo in for a four.pmo aeries. 9lan Williams IIlli 110 lor the Tribe againot Jack Filhor ol CbicaaoThe Redo moved <11 to Chicago for the atart at a aeriel with the cws. Jim Maloney (107) was to pitch tonight lor Cfnclrmall apinJt Bill llantlo (14- s.,t. 1 GEORGE KIRBY tv.,..., and the Rotll ltd 4.2 after SOYOII illninp. Cleveland aeorod ill two run• elf 8Ul McCool in 0.. fUill illDing afler two outs. K• SUarez A11.11 MIDDLEPORT, OHIO !llch a OW.,._by Nixon would, nor . . , . . . _ ol . the dqreo. ..,.._ ~ have ,!*a ~ . thiDc lor and liOprin. . to Pete - Aur. 21, taov ~ OOU11tl8tl. oam • l'rorft Llnd101'l Upe ~ bolo ia the Cdr- . run acorinl u.tple to Leo Car· della& and i nl!-ocortng """" FREE ENTERTAINMENT ~i~O;(OI OCTOBER START PHiLADELI'IIIA (UPO - The Philadelphia Flyers, defending Western Divialon chalq>ioos o! the National · Heekoy League, wUI 4>011 their 78-game schecN!e for the 19611-89 aea1011 on Oct 13 at Boston against tile Bruins, II was announced Thursday by BUl ~ ed and Lee Maye - · In two rousing rtrst inning, the Columbus Jets had enough locomotion Thursday nlgirt t.o jump a full game ahead of Rochester in the Legion Field . - · 'loaded, .lll'id ...... a lblbled to leii,IIUII !ilrjlder,waik- eighth !rom Dan Schneider. The Red Wingo started the scoring in the nrst lnnlng with two rUJll, but the Jets came San Francisto and Houston's 3--2 league grand: slam hOmer. back In their half of the inning Only san Francisco's WWia triumph over Philadelphia. to record rou.r runs. lmernatlonal League, and reMcCovey, with 77 runs batted Boston ahut oot Chicago 3-0 main only nve game& behind Elvino Jimenez hit a single In, has brought home more men Minnes~ edged Baltimore 2-1 league.leeding Toledo. to lett to score George Spriggs than Sha.....,_ Chicago' a slug- · after losing the opener of a twiThe &..5 win over the troubl~ and AI OIIWil', who also hit a ging tandem of Ron santo and nlghter 4-3, California beat some Red Wings ended the single, came ln for the ueq Billy Williams are in a thre&- Washington 3-1 and oakland teams' season against eac:h oth· run oo a ..Ud pitch. Manny way tie with Shannon tor niWed New York 4-3 in the only er. Dave Roberts, the league's sarwutuen's double and Chuck runner~ honors. American League games. winningest pitcher with 14 vic- Hiller's triple drove in the third In an abbreviated NL scheBriles Wins tories, W&5 given credit for the and fourth runs. dule, other actlon was limited to Nelson Briles, a 2~year-old win, but needed help in the The Jets added s l.ngle runs in Pittsburgh's 2-0 victory over righthander having his best lhe second am third and held Season ln the majors, won his off the Wings, who scored si& 16th game as he scattered seven gle runs in the second., sixth, hits ard struck out tive. and eighth, to c111>ture the win. Pittsburgh ruined .San Fra~ The Syracuse Chiefs move br clsco's owortunity to tie to Jet Stadium for five games Chicago Cor second place by Jn three daya starting with a whitewashing the Giants behind twin bill tonlgh~ There were 24 present for Ste"Ve Blass's tour-hitter. Donn &:nda.Y School. CollecUoo was Clelllenon singled home one $15.32. man during a two-run first Visit.ors at the Douglas Cirinning am the other tally came cle home ~ were Mr. and in on Jlm Hart's error. Mrs. Jack Follrocl and daughJim Wynn hit a two-run ter, Kim, of Pomeroy; Mr. and ATHENS, Ohio (UP!) - The homer aOO Doug Rader do·~bled Mrs. Garrett Circle ol Racine; field in ~ .state American [.e.. home Hector Torres with the Mra. Mary Russell and grandgioo baseball toornament has winning run as the Astr05 beat daugh:ter of Waverly, W. Va.; been narrowed to nve teams, Philad~lphia and threaten to Mr. and Mrs. Jim Patterson and with onb ~- urxleteated team, bust out or the NL cellar. sons ot Racine R. D.; Roger HolPT. PLEASANT - The Hev. Cincinnati BenUey, In the run- Houston is only a game behind ter of Morning Star; Carl Cir- J. Gary Brown or Beaver I PL, ninth place Loc Angeles, ning, has assumed the pastoral du-cle, local. The other team s, all with one ties at the St. Peter's LutherMr. and Mr s. Ray Byers of lo15s · In the double eUmination an Church. Tamers Run spent a recent eve ~ tourney were ·to play Lhis mom· He Is a graduate of Theil Colning at the home of Betty VanBENGAl.'; TO MOVE tng.. The pairings: Steubenvllle lege and the Lutheran Theologi .. Meter. WILMINGTON , Ohio (UPO vs. Hillsboro aOO Worthington cal Seminary in Gettysburg, Po_ Mr. and Mrs. Gene Hudi!JOO. ot va. I.:.ancaster. The· afternoon In less than two weeks the Ci~t­ &Yracuse visited Mr. and Mrs. Rev. Brown has served as chapcontestants will be determined cinnati Bengals pack up their Allan Taylor &mday. lain of Baltimore City Hospital training gear at Wilmington Colby the morning games. Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Circle in Baltimore, Md. · ln Thursday' s losers' bracket lege and move to a new tnlning and daug!lter of Columbus; RicSt. Peter's has been without action, Lancaster scored three site at the Spinney field In Cin- ky Circle 0( Charleston, W, Va.; a pastor for the past year folcinnali. r\Ul5 in the ninth to defeat Sid-The new entry In the American James Circle of New Haven, W. lowing the resignation and subney. Ashley's Jim Rausch Va., visited Mary Circle over sequent deaUl of the late Rev. turned in a four-hitter in beat- Football League held its s um- the wttekend. Harold KnolL Ing Euclid 1-o and Worthington mer workouts here. The team Mrs. Ma~el Lax of Ft. Laudpiled up II hits to down ste~>­ moves to Cincinnati .o\ug. 27, erdale, Fla. Is "Visiting: Mr. and More than 60 gridders are benville 11-3. Mrs. Douglas Circle and FlorNatlveo of the Pacllle l(l.;WrtVKifl •ction, ~nUey v.·orking out now. The roster ence. wlll be trimmed to 46 on SepL lines do a Uveiy busllil!u ·~ scoFed two runs in the third IDMr. and Mrs. Michael Leiot plying liant clarnobella !o 2, ning tAi edge Hillsboro and later and family of Columbus; Mr. and shell iucf curio collectors. rallied In the eighth with five Mrs. Roger Grueser anll Cam ~ runs to wallop Worthington 7-1. ELLIS SIGNS Uy of Logan, visited with l\lr _ BALTIMORE WPO- Leroy HUisboro edged Elyria 4-3 when and Mrs. Robert Lee and famJim Davis doobied with two oot Ellis, a 6-foot~ll center who Ily and Ralph Lee. scoring the decisive runs In the averaged 12.4-poims a game Larry Circle returned to bts last, season, was signed Thurstop or the ninth. employment at Joliet, 01., afday to a three year contnct by the Baltimore Bullets of the ter two weeks vacation with OOme folks. International League Standings National Basketball Association. Bullet owner Abe Pollio also By United Pre" International W. L_ Pet. GB announced that he plans to TO SPEAK SUNDAY renegotiate rookie star Earl ToiOdo. •• __ .70 52 .574 The Rev . Cllfford ~. recMoproe•s two-year contract tor or Christ Episcopal Church, Columbuo. , • .1\2 54 •534 5 Rochester. _ , ,$2 56 ,525 6 alter it was reported that Point Pleasant, will speak &inMonroe might jiDJijl to the rival clay night at 7:30 at tile G r a c e Jacksooville. •• 61 57 .517 1 Louiaville. _ •• 57 62 .479 11'.> American Basketball Assocla- F,plsi!Ojlal Church, Pomel'O)'. s.-racuse _••••55 61 ,474 12 tioo. Bu!falo __ •••• 55 66 .455 !31h Riclunond . ___ .52 66 ,441 16 Ttn~rsdl3'a Results CoiiBDbua 6 Rochester 5, night Louisville 6 SjTacuae 4, night Jacksonvtlle 3 Butlalo 2, 1st game twi-llgh4 14 innings Jack8101viUe 4 Boffllo 3, 2nd game, night Only pme scheduled aur.2U3 Blank 'Chicubs, 8-0 , . Roberts Wins 14th Decision ·' 0 Traee Heat Strokes Root With Spiritual Values life tn the Vinton community, He married the former Lucy ,_-=;-::. ..~:,_. . thret1t with men on base and k llllolled taps lor &II)' club trylq: to halt the ·St. Louis Cti'dinals' surge toward a second stralgtrt: NaUooai ~ flag. Prior to that day, Shannon couldn't buy a standing room tickel In the last line o! a parade. Then came a remarkable change. Shannon hit a homer against san Frsnclsco on May 30 an! the closely knit ranks at the top of the NL gave ws.t to the quick marching Cardinals. Shannon Unstoppable Shannoo has been virlually · Wl8topJ8b]e the last 21i.! months, rising to a second place Ue ln • runs balled in with 68 and spoarheading St Louis to a 14game lead. The Cords opened especially running, aM precauthis · latest margin Thursday as tion as a preventive. He said athletes should work Shannon drove in nve runs In out in light, porous clothing, he- an 8-0 rout of the second place g!Ming with 20 to 30 minute Chicago Cubs, Four of . those .. utons twice dally and l!l"adu- runs scored oil his first major ally increasing up to two hours twice a day. Smith, RD I, Racine, pooes- Death Oaims BaitiiJ!ore Bolton Cleve)and Qai<IMd Mlnnescila Now york Call!ornta Chicago Washington _ ••. 6~ 57 u t)'an. • ~ .62 57 ,521 15 Clncinliatl. • , '59· 56 .~13 16 Atlanta. , _ • _ ,61 .~59 .50S. 1~., P!.tloburgh. ... 57 63 ,47:; 20l ~ Phlladeipbla. ; ..55 63 .466 21' o New YorK ••• 56' ,66 .459 22',', Loa Angeles _ ,53 66 • 445 24 Thursday's Result• Houstun ••••• 53 68 .438 25 California 3 Wash l,l)iilhl. · Thursday's Re1ulta Oakland 4 New York .3.' nlllhl Houston 3 Phlla 2; I!ISht Pittoburcli '2 SID Fnn 0, night Boston 3 Chicago·O Bait 4 Ml'm 3, lot, t..Uight ' St. Louil 8 Chioia<l 0 . Mim 2 Belt I, 2nd, dllht ... · Only pmes ached.uied ' (Only pmes sche<llle4) ' ' . Ttldey's Pfoboble Pitchers Too.y's Probabl~ Pliciroro All Tlmea EDT •... - (Ail Tlmeo EDT) ~Ctnoiruati (Maloney 10.7) at New'. York (Peteraoo 6-8) lit Chlcaao (Handa '14-61, 2:30 p,;m. Oakland (Odom 10-8), U p.m. Atlanta (PIIj)i)lla lio9) at .St. · Washington (Coleman 8-13) 'at Loul• (tarlton lr-7), 9 p,lll, Calllomla (llarreiaoo 0-3), If sau Francisco <Sadec.il! 11-m , . It Phlladelphli (1. Jackloo 10. p.m. Baltimore (PhQebus 13-10) at 15), 7:35p.m. MIMelola (Perry 8-6), 9 p.m. Loa Angeles (Drysdale 13-10) Chicago (Fisher 6.:') at CleveII Pittaburgh (McBean 9-10), 8 land (WUiiams 9-'7), 1:30 p.ni. p.m. Detroit (McLain U-3) at BosHouston (Dierker 11-IO)atNew ton (Lonburg 3-3), 7:30 p.m. York (Seaver 10.9), 8 p.m. Saturday's Games Saturday's Games New York at Oakland, twilight Cincinnati at Chtcago Waahlni!OO at California, night Atlanta at St. Louis, night San Francisco at Philadelphia Baltimore at Minnesota Los ling at Pittsburgh, night Chicaao at Cleveland Detroit at Boston Houston at New York. ,. ! lle\1?.11 W, L. Pet. GB 76 43 .639 ..-49 50 .•580 7 ·_ 66 66 \ 545 1) M 58 .525 ISJh, ~ " .521 lf' 66' 6~ .t7s 'l.DW 54 6! .. 470 20 . 54 ·66 .450' 2:1> '49 69 :415.26\> 4£ 73 .376 31 · CLEVEI.AND (UPD - T h o Cleveland ln!llanl· lost airo411or ball galilo ThUrsday night, but this one dldn't ~ eount. The Clne)nnoli lleda irivaded Cleveland MUI'i"W Stadium lor lite *"""'"l exhll>itloo pme for the benoflt of aaocllol baseball in Cleveland and lhe Nati<mal LeaP club watiied awt¥ a same can't .,.. said I o r . \ • Woodeoo ~ the A* In pitcher ~ge Woodaon, Who tho soveolli ·liming : Wtlll:;'t h t .... brou8ht qp from I'Ortland Tribe leading 2-1. The - . this weoik to bolater the l>ull - ,right - bander walked lour battori, incledllll one with t h e JIOn. The in pitching rour iminga lor t Tribe. Vincent Colbert, a atrong rtihlhantlor from the Indians' Reck J(UI elub, pitched l1ro inni,ga and ' ~eld the Reds hitless, while Rick Austin, up from Watorllu17 iD the Eaotern League, gavo up one bit and wildpitched. a run home in hio twoinning aUnt. Cleveland MJnager Alvift Dark oald, "Those 11ro )'OUngatera look like future ml)or leaguers. At least they ean throw strikes." ' . ' JOHN DAVIDSON s.,t I BUCKOE "11111" lajjU . �I. ·~ rI - , 1· ••• ' ' ,, -~ 1'110 0.11~' senUnel, tldiddi<JP0<t-P~eror, Auguai 16, ~8f8 " ' , ' · 1 ,; ·' ., ,;, ,1Unior :Ditlry' S/!!6W?: -. . . . ..., ' ·' ~ bttween J\II.Y ), 1966 and Dec....,.r 31, 1966 - A· More than 4 years Linda Hollon, ~-Dan Neaae, 2Dd, B..Jenny De~ A~Pam Hander. A-Lee Ann Nease, lsi. 100, lat. A-Ann Holter, 2nd, A31e. Two year old heifer drop· Rhea Mora, A-Grace King, A- pod between July I, 1!165_ aild: Melanie Dean; A-Alan Holter, JUly 1, 1966 - A..R~ Mora, A-Linda HolJon, A-Mary Lou lsi, A-Larry Hollon (FFA), lal King, A-Daniel Nease, ,.\-Roger CLASS 32 - JERSEYS' ~Nease, A-Larry Hollon (FF A). classes same as Class 31) 32a. Junior Call - G r and 30b EXPERIENCE SHOWMAN Srd or 4th year Champion Jersey, PaiWIIenderA-Gene\'a King, 1st, A-S!.ar- son; Reserve Champion Jersey, on Ervin, A-Roma Nease, 2nd, Roger Nease; A-Pam Henderaon. .\-Gordon Holter. 1st. 30c YEARLING SHOWMAN 32b. Senior Calf- A-Pam Hen2nd year derson, 2nd, A-Roma Nease, 1st. A-Janice Holter, .1\-D avId 32c. Junior Yearling llelrerKing, A-Mandie Rose, A-M a r k A..Roger Nease, 1st. Mora, A-Lee Ann Nease, lst, 32f. Cow dropped prior to July B~enise Dean, A...stephen Nease, I 1965 - A-Pam Hender!IOil, CLASS 30 !ilOWMANSHIP :lOa OLD PRO ,,,.-, ' 2nrl, B-Jeffrey Frlend. 30d NOVICE SHOWMAN ,, 1st year A-Ton,Yo Carnahan, 1st. Grand Champion Dairy >' ~w­ classes same as Class 31) 33a. Junior Calf - A-Denise Dean, 2nd, A-Melanie Dean, 1st, Reserve Champion Dairy Show- A - 9iaron Ervin, A - Jertre.y -man, Ann Holter. MEIGS COUNTY JUNIOH DAIRY SHOW CLASS !1 - GUERNSEY 31a. Junior calf born between l Friend. 33b. Senior Calf - A-Jennifer Dean, 1st, A-Ann Holter, 2nd. 33c. Junior Yearling HeUer A-Gordon Holter, A-David King, November 1, 1967 and May l, 1968, Grand Champion, Lee Am !st. 33d. Senior Yearling Heifer Neasei Reserve Champion, Dan- - A4anlce Holter, 1st, A-Man- lsi, A~en Naa.,;. ~-' · i JERSEYS· :' A-Pilit , Hendoroon, i;t. A _ When you take your bath, make sure you have all your bath equipment ready : towel, robe, bath brush or sponge mitt and pumice. Your favor- MhWitporl ';,. ., '· -~~f~~·:::;;:~ or bciOoe clUII' "'11!' RaciDi>. ·' !;nilltll Hi>roe ... ~ l'ndioslid, l'llmeroy, ftrlt In llaiUon, Ensllall ~~ pleas- OhiO WIS , Welcomed by Sewing Club nrat In Ell&lttll horso Vpe . class'.' ~' ''t • ,' l'IIQy, 46 tq• 56 ii1Ches - , E. J. Hill, i'Omoroy, stilllm <le,.; Pal Jones, iibade Route I, mares ......·'.••'•'•........•.•.' •'.•.:.··:.:.:.•' ;.·,•.' :-:·:. ·:·:~· 1\fMiddi;;,·~;,. ,. *: ' ' ;.;.: "1;:;: :-~:·: . =~:Personal Notes\~\ , :~~ ·~: with warm water and added two capfuls of oil, make your bath a two-phase ritual. First scrub yourself with the bath brush to help activate blood circulation, then use the pumice stone to remove dead skin cells from rough spots of feet, knees and elbows. For the second phase, lie quietly In ·the water and think pleasant tlloughts while the oil smooths all your skin to baby softness. After you emerge from the tub and dry with a fluffy terry towel, shower yourself with powder. E ven Cleopatra would envy you the lasting comfort of your bath. ports were given by S t e v e -r · Tuppers 'Plain$ ' HARDWARE ·· Tupper~ Ptolnt, 0. 667·3963 Chaney, Marvin Taylor a n d Jim Amsbary on Rabbits, Rope, and Trees. Ralph Parker was in charge of basketball and soccer for recreation. Mrs. Roy Holter and Ant served refr-eshments to the members and advisors, Reid Yoong and Charles Frecker. THE BASHAS A GO-GO 4-11 Club met at the home ol Mrs. Mary Rose, advlsor, recently. Mrs. Rose looked at aU project books and projecto. The girls tried on their dresses. Refresh~ lon, news reporter. ments were served by Mandie Rose. THE MEIGS COUNTY 4-H Better Livestock Guernsey and Jersey Club met on July 25 at 1he home of Pam Henderson with 10 members and advisor, Donald Mora, ln attendance. The group discussed the Qaemsey plenlc, a skating party and ille Belter Livestock picnic. A demonstra· tlon was given by all of the boys ,, ' to the I, man, aild Mro, Ra,ymond Frank. During tile buolneoo meeting letter& wore roacJ. 27 sick calli reported. earda 10111 to 'tllreo allut~no, and HawY Bltll1dl!' IUllil w Mrl. Wickham for her 95th btrthday, Mrs. Robert Balloy and Mro. Wold $1enoer are leaders lor tile next mooUng, Roger Swartz Home on Leave .,,;,,., ITAIJAN • a,d of aetreu A a a a Mapul II Pill te work Ia lbiJ ICeae !rom a lttlllumlq lllln 1a nleb Jbe 1t1rt wllll AMN Roger E. Swartz, son or Mr, IIIII -Mrr.-Gene-!!wartz,-Middleport. It home on a 30 day Iaa~ ADIUay Qlolaa, Mrs. Dodson ' In Cong. Miller's Poll club .. trimming <a~~~e•. ' WE11 . · FOR THE.;;~~-···NSI>' , ' NEW FOIL ACK THE SNOWVILLE f-11 Club has held two meetlllso re<infr ' w . • the g;rwp, Cheu' t/u> /JEW in the He enllolod In the Air Force on Mardt 20 ond complelod his baolc tralnlJW at Lockland Air Force Baae In Texas. He Just recently COIIIj)ieted 1 tecllnlcal sc:bool 11 Lowry Air Force Baoe In Colorado. Cti!SIER- Here lorolUIIlf AMN Swartz came to COlumreunion at the home of Nra. bus br piiDe aild w1a met there A. Dodoan last week were Mr. and Mra. ild>ert Conroy, of MI- by bla mother, a l!liater, Mn. ami, Fla., who were here for a Joy~ McCool, BDd son, Kelly, week aild left MMII.Y; Mr. and hlo brother, Jerry, his /11'11111MrL ErroiJ Conroy Sr. and 101! mothor, Mrl. Edith A-, IDII Hll8fl. aild Mr. aild l\lrs, ErroD !11111 ChrtsllaUoy. He wlll leave from Now York Conroy Jr. and clauihter, Klmon Sept 13 :»r 1 three year berl,f, all of Akroo, who ....., tour of clulj< ill Italy, laot F'rlda)'; Mr, and Mra. ert Conroy, locol; Jack COIIrO)' ancl daus:bter, andiOIHJ>olaw, Mr. ::~:!:·:~:.:·:·:·~:=::::;.;:::::::::; :;.;:;.,-:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:::;:;:;:;:;:~;:; lid Mra. Rodney ~rlnpr aild beb7, Ill ot Cclumbus; Mr. aild !!! MrL CurUo Wolfe, local; Mr. X ·· ~ aild l!lrL HOIIII'd Wolle aild Ifill Rlclo', anc1 daullllter lltbble, all of lleljlnJ Mr, and Mro, Gooe .·. VIII Meter anof dau&blar Sandrl, oon lll1l,y, of GI'IIIYIIlo, Olllo, lid Mrl. llptle VIlli Meter, AI· FIIIDAY !rod, all ~~~~~ tile dl,y, TOWN AND COUNTRY store Ulllllle to come wore Mra. at Radne UnttedMetllocllat llodiOD'I cllualrtlr, Mrl. H. E. Ctwreh, 8 a.m. to t p.m. FrtIietz (llorb CODI'O)'), whop- dl,)' aild SoturdaJ b)' Baw1 HuotSunda,y, OVOnl!Wo llld · ller 1011, lero Clas1. Durwooil Conror, 1101 II bollia. At Home of A special report 011 the registration or Guemaey and Jersey llllmals was lllven b)' Roma Nease and Rhaa Mora, -Pam Boo· derson served refreshments to THE EDEN 4-11 CLUB met recently at the home of C4r!D1e Reed with 6 members altondlng. The memberadlS<usaodclecoratlng the booth lor the fair ancl lunches lor their pi<Dic. T~ proJect lesson waa on drop bllcults. Marsha Kimes was ID charge or reeraatlon and Karen Reed served refreshment&, accordlllg to Jollie Shloldl, .... reporter. Women•• SOclo- cy ot Cbrlstlln ·Sorvtee IDIIallod ttl allleero II tilt Jut replar meoitlne, Others preHIII...,.. Mro. Ellzobeth Wlekbam, Mrs, Erma HeU- fee~ ' The Chester ... ,,. .• :llt.11 Keep." an Club met at the horne of Dan, Lee Ann , and Steve Nease on August 8 with 7 members and advisor, Donald Mora, attending, The members discussed tile cattle barn at the fair, their patches, and their passes into the filr, Loe AM Nease gave a demonstration on uHow to Tie and Use a Calf Halter." ~ special report on . Prepar~ , rpr ill& ' Fair ·was· ~~en ' bf' lloller Nease, Roma Nease was in charge ot recreation and M i s. Fred Nease served refreshmenta, according 1<1 Linda HOl- ANNt.TON ~ .. DV'I f.:tS New Officers Mrl, Purle,y Karr and Mro. Mabel VanMeter preoented tile program: IODI, "Uvlng t o r Jea~a;" aert,pture. Gal. 1:1-10, by Mra. VanMeter; 'tThe Purpoae of the Women'• Soclecy by Mrl, Orr. omc.en installed were prealdent, Mro. Leonard E<wtn;vt<eprelldent, Mrl. Ada MOrrlsi recor<llng aacrotary, Mrs. Robert Bailey; treasurer, Mr8. Harold ~eer: church actlvitiel!l, Mra. John lla3'es, aild so<lal church concerns, Mrs. Eva Kimes. The closing pra;yer waa read by Mro. Orr aild the eloolog 10111 wu ,. !l Charfl8 I Have to 'and Slldln&.clai.J. ·. l'llllf 46 bjehea and E. J. Hill, tllree ftrats lneled. IDi llalllon, nil\' 9r stiid colt elan aild maruwlth foal ellss. Mike .Jooe~. POmeroy Route 3, Won ·a nrSt In the mireS and Sllclhia i:lasa. THE MEIGS 4-11 PLEA&JIIE Riders met reetn!ly at the homo of Karen Grlllltll llltil 20 membero, 5 visitors, and advisor, lllro. WUllolll Downlt, In atIAindance. A apodal report wao given by Karen Grllllthoil Groom. , big, Saddling, Riding, and Unaaddllog Your I!Orso, The hoaless served refreshments to members, visitors, and acMIJOI'. 1f I• ' ' ,,. ~~ J',•·., ,. ~ 1,• ··: ,.. . .v NEW 801(1, · PON]'~A($.-'& ,, . .' ... &6 OLDSMOBILE "98" • • • • • • ~ • ·•: • ·- $2895 ', Hollcll1 oedan, tite, 6dl - . ' w~lle with black. llJp,'lietilrylalr ~ondldol>- ~ equljlment. • " ' 65 PONTIAC CATALINA ••••••••••• $1895 .. . ~ vs,~~ tna~o, P,s,, blilellnlallwllh'!hltetqr. ''98" ••••• "•Fttds •Seeds · • Fettlllzers· '. ' ~ '" cheU and Mrs. llt,yman be• returned fram1 '*eallcalnGI'IIIII Lake, Estes Park. Denver, and COlorado ~rlJWJ, COlorado. Installs .Its New Member 12th ltJ>. ure and Ensllitt aaddlt,bred mire IIIII) ,tool; .Eo' J:, Hnt, Pomeroy, Sack or Packed Lunch. • VIckie Manley and Laura J{oover demMitrated how to make eook· tes. ~clal reporto were. &!von by Paula Morrto cn Water SafeIs; Diane Milliron an H<>me Sefe13'; and Tam! MllllT<III on Kit· chen Safety. The Bl'OUP visited the Dalbert Mtlllran Toina!o Fields at Letart aild OI\IOYed tile trip Immensely aeeordlns to met at the home ot Alan Holter, according to Rlck Hollon news o.!t 1 . " ·• . THE CHE5fER FARM B o Y s and 11- a (;A)ii;s-OF Couney ~niA!r - Pi'obebi)I'OIII of tho mosttravelodlfiUO!tlltii'OWIIslttheMaJcs Is the secUoo where games of oldll are p~ed. Here, to88h1t hoops Ia Jim car. of ReedovUie whUe booth employee• Jim Whitlatch and Darlene Pope look OIL - S.mlnel A ll!achtel Ulll' picnic W11 .... Ncea!Jy "" .... llln! of ~~~ F. . Jl. ,WOOd, Ml4llltpOrl, ·~ ~ ,.,.. Mr. 11!<1 Mra. ·, llllcliol ot Wlckelbq, .a...,na WUoan lid SUWI and Kallly m. ''· Voice along Broadway BY JACK O'BRIAN cauJiht. '' Ron Butler wrote a ploeo for Arsos.v couple years back about an American Oyer who for monture, llinecl tor TV automobile oy came to Pancho VUla'a rescommerdala - tor Chevrolet cue; Paramwnt'a current ''\'11.... Gtlted 111m dlrectDr J o h n Ia Rlcloal" stera Bob Mitchum Frankeohelmor (splitting wttll as a Yank flyer who lor money wtro Evan Evans)laiiQIIrtngJoan aida Panebo VUla and of coorse Btmott's daughter Meltnda Mar- lawyers bavo the <ue ... Paris ~ .., .. A Skourao !lim heiress problem: The Lido traditionally w11J. ' wed Roger Gonzalez, a Con- was the place to see bare bosnocUcut Nature Boy cype ,.,. The omo but the Wblsper-behlnd-IIUIS Tom lllarnontea (he'i tile New ts, Courrepa dlsplsyod just as Jersoy-bom U, S. logal etlo<he lll8l1l' at Its !albion previews .... In the Rome Embase,y) and'Wife ~·s st!gmatle priest Father Angela welcomed their second Plo, canl1lled to a Foggia monaon .... When the N. Y. Po s t aatery 1101110 to yean, Is slnklllO'Ies Into tts new plant (the log, age 81. old, alao, Journll - American's) VIncent Sardl Jr. Is (Nttlng tt will be one column wider. that Den of E!Jilti'• bar back Leslie Am Warren (TV's tn1<1 the front window 'llllere It "Cinderella") and her PriDce thrived tor 30 years; Vincent Charmtllll JanPeteranpecttlletr also will have framed tile wt11 little princess any odltton ., ., of the late Bei'nle Hart, who left Mamie Van Doren doesn't eare a comfortable sum to buy drinks who ~~ lllto'l 35; but her tor bla old Sardl-b1r pals .... ballpl111ng groom Lee Meyers Frencll Tourist Bureau urged ta a bit ediY about blo qe - French citizens to vacation In 21 .... About ten eploodoa tn1<1 France tilts summer and rack thl~ faJ.lla pew ••Get ~" ep- that up u another DeGaulleJoas. ... l..;loa, ataJI.IJooo. -~ .. w·ill n , To10ri'ii new6st d!Koh!lt,' The "marry., his "Agent 99/' Bar- Operation, folded instanter and bara Feldon .... Small Inside opens lhortly as a French reslnln.Y: Adams' real -IUe w I I e taurant .,.. Tiny Ttm ts a drab llorotb.r will pit¥ a brtcloamald, enough entertaiDer but he's beWhen "Her First Roman" (the log lollowed already b)' a Tiny Lallie Uqama - Richard Klle,y Ted and a '1111)' Tom .. ,. Tbe musical mw In Jt>ston) has t t a Roundtable celebrates Ita loth Bdwy. tlrat - night II ms.v be a annlveraary aa a belly-<ooslni triple celebration: Tho Soon No- spct; and Its corporate tummy Jana and Larry Doug). ., of its runneth over beea~se a convene&&! npect ol!aprlng tllat Oct. lion or 10,000 Greeka lo clle night .... "Curley McDimple" here any leer .... There'a an tuthon Mary Boylan and Roti- ugly bar-war carbonating- over ert ~h just completed • mu- which braildo of aaltzer 1111 used Ileal about Step~ster ... . Ill the small, wlnorable oaloons Alt'n. Truman Capote: 'a... tloy- Wbldt uso so mueh aoda water budget &ropean nick Is tilled .. ., WUIIe Wyler's riward from utn lee Cold Blood" .•.• Past - Columbla tor his ''Funny Girl" there, l'llstolllee on W. Cnd St. Job: his new llxi!l<ture deal - take down tile James Earl ean brbq: him $10 million. Ray wanted - poster; he' • been ZIIDlck's nesotlatlns llltb RuNEW YORK - Joan Claude Kllly the old-dlamp, rumored to have • Ford heiress In his fll- Social :1 Calendar.·! MONDAY lll'AII GRANGE Staalll par. Q', ~. 8 p.m. at ll'lnP ball, CwaloY Roa4 2, DOJ1h ot Slltm C-r, Public Invited. Ordara ..., bt .Pia* to 2U6, . WEIINESIAY . \1ACATIOII BIBLE So- IIIII .,_ fttld II st. Paul Llltbtran Cllll'dl .lajplft IN~ tor 111• :1-U; llli1o. • to 11::10 li.m.,... IIIU be 11i11 ~ m u 1 I <, hancl,rork, ' ~ . . . . . Udfttrtlb~ , I Photo. fi Bachtel Family ·· Picnic is Held wJr or Chester WSCS wltil :IJii'lng dY, Middleport; ' ·1I'O'~ti-n ' ed. The groop ..,rl<ed 1111.the'j}roject les8011 unow 1o Pr$11"e a P..trs. Barbara Roush. The8members In attendance worked on their projects and plans for the next meeting wtlen the llltdoor Cookery projects wUl be judged . IN vACATIONS Mr. and Mrs. Ralph ~ ot J)ayton were the JIUOI.\1 Mr-. Boney MitchelL Mrs. Mit. , ' The Meigs countY 4-H Bet)or ite soap, scented bath oil or reporter. Twenty-one members baby oil and baby powder are were in attendance. Special re- Llvestock Guernaey and Jersey ideal to pamper anyone's skin. After you bave filled your tub II. WAn, ·,r \ : ,', Cloo met recently at ed thal the club met at the R•ctne Park recently with. advisor WERNER Radio& T.V. ,I ' I ·, Alan Holter, 2nd, A-Mary L o u King. , dropped between January 1, 1967 Grand Champion Holsfeln, Alan and June 30, 1967 - A-Mark Holter; Reserve Champion Hoi Mora, 2nd, A-&ephen Nease, lat. 3ld. senior Yearling Heifer '· .,• Meigs 4-1I N~ffig : RHONDA WFST, neWI report. er for the Pink Poodles report- ,' . '-li . .l b ; lei li'll'ae, 2nd, ~~II _. aa, 3lf. Aged Cow - A-Melanie Dean, A-Alan Holter, 1st, A - ,, 1' ..., GuERNSEYS . ' . ':' :: A-'l'!!ni , ' ' tiU'IIIhlil, 8lhj l.tln; da Ho' ""' 51!1, A. ....., ,MOra, 11-. -<• 7th, A-lib!>& Mora; A~ Christi Hess, news repJrter. BATTERY ' i!Dck Clm> awards rufl;l.j,el) bY Pomerci)' Nolionolllalili.l!liiForm Buteau i.Nw~milrk ~e, A-Grace King, 2nd, A-Geneva King, 1st. FOI YOUI . stein, •ill..,__HOlter., . ;.: . : Milts• ~ f-11 ~.Live­ Nease. 3lb. Senior CaH born between July I, 1967 and October 31, 1967 - A-Tony Carnahan, 2nd, A-Linda Hollon, 1st. 31c. Junior Yearling Hetrer Heiler - ' '' .. ··t.r····, . 1-r""• " die Rose, 2nd. 33e. Two Year Old Two-Phase Bath 'l~ • iel Nease; A-Linda Hollon, 1st, A-Mark Mora, 2nd, A-Dan Nease, A-stephen I, ·· The Joll3 Green GtaDIIF f..H tlie _Syra1~ A-Pam Henderson, 1st, A- 'cuse Park witil Mrs, DelmaKorr Roger Nease, 2nd. and Mra. Eva MUitron, club CLASS 33. HOLSTEINS {Sib- leaders. Eight members - - man, Pam Henderson. \ - , 1, , AUGUST 13-17 btrosa•a widow OdUe for Rubt' s movte-blO!II'.P,Y .... Brt n o t even toda¥'s permissive moral .. 113' wtll let his Whole tale wag 'llllore It led, among tile rl<h, famouo and ltlll powerful ., .. Jazz star Buddy de Franco's exwife Nita Barnott opened a mellow wine-dine spct (23 E. 74th St.) called "Tbe Nlgbt Mood" .... The Salvation Army has a <Dior - booklst about poverzy li'OUild tbe world; Its text ia unusual - )JSt Hal Davld'&lyrt<O to 10 What the World Nelda Now." The Broadwt¥ A&s'n, and tile cops really obould shag tile sad, drab charader who stands dall] ootslcte Bdwy .' s Brtll Bldg. and Bronx cheerfl every passerby; and insults women; aome Tin Pan _____________ , I I NEW FALL I The ring that , '. I I. says love forever Known the world over for beautiful styUns and fine craftsmanship, the Keepsake nilme Is your assurance of lasting sat- ...•. Isfaction . ....,;::c.t;••• I k e K _eepsa._e 'ltAIJ'ITtONiO.L II COSTUME I JEWELRY I r': l . WltDDI"G II'"'DS I .' ' I I I I I I I I MIDDLEPORT 8001 STORE AIR-CONDI'I10NED FOR YOUR COMFORl Middleport, Ohio ~------------ Llrglll Cooling Ca111city AIR CONDITIONER Millbll for ft5 Volt plug-in • · Full 9,000 B.T.U ••. tlt'IWI only 7"'. NO EXTRA WIRING REQUIRED. HIGHLIGHTS FOR units dl'IWinl Mr 7" AmP. vfolltt National Ellctltc COde and Fire Undnrlttre far pluaJIIJ Into txlstlnl115 Volt wlrlna. SATUIDAY·FINAL DAY 10:30 A.M.- JUNIOR FAIR PARADE CLOSE- 2:011 P.M. - HORSE HARNE$S RACING OUT fiNAL SHOWING BIG BEND TALENT SHOiCASE D.F 1968 . ,t ON 1:311 AU MODELS! New Ncqt Window Slot IIOdel InstantlY In douiiiHIIIII wflldowL '' ' itt UNIT ON WINIIOW SILL . ... LllWEII WII!IIICIW . . . SUI. OPENINCII WitH CIMi!Etl'.. , . . Jl!l..ila INtO 115 voLT OUTLET lnitllltt . '• .. �I. ·~ rI - , 1· ••• ' ' ,, -~ 1'110 0.11~' senUnel, tldiddi<JP0<t-P~eror, Auguai 16, ~8f8 " ' , ' · 1 ,; ·' ., ,;, ,1Unior :Ditlry' S/!!6W?: -. . . . ..., ' ·' ~ bttween J\II.Y ), 1966 and Dec....,.r 31, 1966 - A· More than 4 years Linda Hollon, ~-Dan Neaae, 2Dd, B..Jenny De~ A~Pam Hander. A-Lee Ann Nease, lsi. 100, lat. A-Ann Holter, 2nd, A31e. Two year old heifer drop· Rhea Mora, A-Grace King, A- pod between July I, 1!165_ aild: Melanie Dean; A-Alan Holter, JUly 1, 1966 - A..R~ Mora, A-Linda HolJon, A-Mary Lou lsi, A-Larry Hollon (FFA), lal King, A-Daniel Nease, ,.\-Roger CLASS 32 - JERSEYS' ~Nease, A-Larry Hollon (FF A). classes same as Class 31) 32a. Junior Call - G r and 30b EXPERIENCE SHOWMAN Srd or 4th year Champion Jersey, PaiWIIenderA-Gene\'a King, 1st, A-S!.ar- son; Reserve Champion Jersey, on Ervin, A-Roma Nease, 2nd, Roger Nease; A-Pam Henderaon. .\-Gordon Holter. 1st. 30c YEARLING SHOWMAN 32b. Senior Calf- A-Pam Hen2nd year derson, 2nd, A-Roma Nease, 1st. A-Janice Holter, .1\-D avId 32c. Junior Yearling llelrerKing, A-Mandie Rose, A-M a r k A..Roger Nease, 1st. Mora, A-Lee Ann Nease, lst, 32f. Cow dropped prior to July B~enise Dean, A...stephen Nease, I 1965 - A-Pam Hender!IOil, CLASS 30 !ilOWMANSHIP :lOa OLD PRO ,,,.-, ' 2nrl, B-Jeffrey Frlend. 30d NOVICE SHOWMAN ,, 1st year A-Ton,Yo Carnahan, 1st. Grand Champion Dairy >' ~w­ classes same as Class 31) 33a. Junior Calf - A-Denise Dean, 2nd, A-Melanie Dean, 1st, Reserve Champion Dairy Show- A - 9iaron Ervin, A - Jertre.y -man, Ann Holter. MEIGS COUNTY JUNIOH DAIRY SHOW CLASS !1 - GUERNSEY 31a. Junior calf born between l Friend. 33b. Senior Calf - A-Jennifer Dean, 1st, A-Ann Holter, 2nd. 33c. Junior Yearling HeUer A-Gordon Holter, A-David King, November 1, 1967 and May l, 1968, Grand Champion, Lee Am !st. 33d. Senior Yearling Heifer Neasei Reserve Champion, Dan- - A4anlce Holter, 1st, A-Man- lsi, A~en Naa.,;. ~-' · i JERSEYS· :' A-Pilit , Hendoroon, i;t. A _ When you take your bath, make sure you have all your bath equipment ready : towel, robe, bath brush or sponge mitt and pumice. Your favor- MhWitporl ';,. ., '· -~~f~~·:::;;:~ or bciOoe clUII' "'11!' RaciDi>. ·' !;nilltll Hi>roe ... ~ l'ndioslid, l'llmeroy, ftrlt In llaiUon, Ensllall ~~ pleas- OhiO WIS , Welcomed by Sewing Club nrat In Ell&lttll horso Vpe . class'.' ~' ''t • ,' l'IIQy, 46 tq• 56 ii1Ches - , E. J. Hill, i'Omoroy, stilllm <le,.; Pal Jones, iibade Route I, mares ......·'.••'•'•........•.•.' •'.•.:.··:.:.:.•' ;.·,•.' :-:·:. ·:·:~· 1\fMiddi;;,·~;,. ,. *: ' ' ;.;.: "1;:;: :-~:·: . =~:Personal Notes\~\ , :~~ ·~: with warm water and added two capfuls of oil, make your bath a two-phase ritual. First scrub yourself with the bath brush to help activate blood circulation, then use the pumice stone to remove dead skin cells from rough spots of feet, knees and elbows. For the second phase, lie quietly In ·the water and think pleasant tlloughts while the oil smooths all your skin to baby softness. After you emerge from the tub and dry with a fluffy terry towel, shower yourself with powder. E ven Cleopatra would envy you the lasting comfort of your bath. ports were given by S t e v e -r · Tuppers 'Plain$ ' HARDWARE ·· Tupper~ Ptolnt, 0. 667·3963 Chaney, Marvin Taylor a n d Jim Amsbary on Rabbits, Rope, and Trees. Ralph Parker was in charge of basketball and soccer for recreation. Mrs. Roy Holter and Ant served refr-eshments to the members and advisors, Reid Yoong and Charles Frecker. THE BASHAS A GO-GO 4-11 Club met at the home ol Mrs. Mary Rose, advlsor, recently. Mrs. Rose looked at aU project books and projecto. The girls tried on their dresses. Refresh~ lon, news reporter. ments were served by Mandie Rose. THE MEIGS COUNTY 4-H Better Livestock Guernsey and Jersey Club met on July 25 at 1he home of Pam Henderson with 10 members and advisor, Donald Mora, ln attendance. The group discussed the Qaemsey plenlc, a skating party and ille Belter Livestock picnic. A demonstra· tlon was given by all of the boys ,, ' to the I, man, aild Mro, Ra,ymond Frank. During tile buolneoo meeting letter& wore roacJ. 27 sick calli reported. earda 10111 to 'tllreo allut~no, and HawY Bltll1dl!' IUllil w Mrl. Wickham for her 95th btrthday, Mrs. Robert Balloy and Mro. Wold $1enoer are leaders lor tile next mooUng, Roger Swartz Home on Leave .,,;,,., ITAIJAN • a,d of aetreu A a a a Mapul II Pill te work Ia lbiJ ICeae !rom a lttlllumlq lllln 1a nleb Jbe 1t1rt wllll AMN Roger E. Swartz, son or Mr, IIIII -Mrr.-Gene-!!wartz,-Middleport. It home on a 30 day Iaa~ ADIUay Qlolaa, Mrs. Dodson ' In Cong. Miller's Poll club .. trimming <a~~~e•. ' WE11 . · FOR THE.;;~~-···NSI>' , ' NEW FOIL ACK THE SNOWVILLE f-11 Club has held two meetlllso re<infr ' w . • the g;rwp, Cheu' t/u> /JEW in the He enllolod In the Air Force on Mardt 20 ond complelod his baolc tralnlJW at Lockland Air Force Baae In Texas. He Just recently COIIIj)ieted 1 tecllnlcal sc:bool 11 Lowry Air Force Baoe In Colorado. Cti!SIER- Here lorolUIIlf AMN Swartz came to COlumreunion at the home of Nra. bus br piiDe aild w1a met there A. Dodoan last week were Mr. and Mra. ild>ert Conroy, of MI- by bla mother, a l!liater, Mn. ami, Fla., who were here for a Joy~ McCool, BDd son, Kelly, week aild left MMII.Y; Mr. and hlo brother, Jerry, his /11'11111MrL ErroiJ Conroy Sr. and 101! mothor, Mrl. Edith A-, IDII Hll8fl. aild Mr. aild l\lrs, ErroD !11111 ChrtsllaUoy. He wlll leave from Now York Conroy Jr. and clauihter, Klmon Sept 13 :»r 1 three year berl,f, all of Akroo, who ....., tour of clulj< ill Italy, laot F'rlda)'; Mr, and Mra. ert Conroy, locol; Jack COIIrO)' ancl daus:bter, andiOIHJ>olaw, Mr. ::~:!:·:~:.:·:·:·~:=::::;.;:::::::::; :;.;:;.,-:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:::;:;:;:;:;:~;:; lid Mra. Rodney ~rlnpr aild beb7, Ill ot Cclumbus; Mr. aild !!! MrL CurUo Wolfe, local; Mr. X ·· ~ aild l!lrL HOIIII'd Wolle aild Ifill Rlclo', anc1 daullllter lltbble, all of lleljlnJ Mr, and Mro, Gooe .·. VIII Meter anof dau&blar Sandrl, oon lll1l,y, of GI'IIIYIIlo, Olllo, lid Mrl. llptle VIlli Meter, AI· FIIIDAY !rod, all ~~~~~ tile dl,y, TOWN AND COUNTRY store Ulllllle to come wore Mra. at Radne UnttedMetllocllat llodiOD'I cllualrtlr, Mrl. H. E. Ctwreh, 8 a.m. to t p.m. FrtIietz (llorb CODI'O)'), whop- dl,)' aild SoturdaJ b)' Baw1 HuotSunda,y, OVOnl!Wo llld · ller 1011, lero Clas1. Durwooil Conror, 1101 II bollia. At Home of A special report 011 the registration or Guemaey and Jersey llllmals was lllven b)' Roma Nease and Rhaa Mora, -Pam Boo· derson served refreshments to THE EDEN 4-11 CLUB met recently at the home of C4r!D1e Reed with 6 members altondlng. The memberadlS<usaodclecoratlng the booth lor the fair ancl lunches lor their pi<Dic. T~ proJect lesson waa on drop bllcults. Marsha Kimes was ID charge or reeraatlon and Karen Reed served refreshment&, accordlllg to Jollie Shloldl, .... reporter. Women•• SOclo- cy ot Cbrlstlln ·Sorvtee IDIIallod ttl allleero II tilt Jut replar meoitlne, Others preHIII...,.. Mro. Ellzobeth Wlekbam, Mrs, Erma HeU- fee~ ' The Chester ... ,,. .• :llt.11 Keep." an Club met at the horne of Dan, Lee Ann , and Steve Nease on August 8 with 7 members and advisor, Donald Mora, attending, The members discussed tile cattle barn at the fair, their patches, and their passes into the filr, Loe AM Nease gave a demonstration on uHow to Tie and Use a Calf Halter." ~ special report on . Prepar~ , rpr ill& ' Fair ·was· ~~en ' bf' lloller Nease, Roma Nease was in charge ot recreation and M i s. Fred Nease served refreshmenta, according 1<1 Linda HOl- ANNt.TON ~ .. DV'I f.:tS New Officers Mrl, Purle,y Karr and Mro. Mabel VanMeter preoented tile program: IODI, "Uvlng t o r Jea~a;" aert,pture. Gal. 1:1-10, by Mra. VanMeter; 'tThe Purpoae of the Women'• Soclecy by Mrl, Orr. omc.en installed were prealdent, Mro. Leonard E<wtn;vt<eprelldent, Mrl. Ada MOrrlsi recor<llng aacrotary, Mrs. Robert Bailey; treasurer, Mr8. Harold ~eer: church actlvitiel!l, Mra. John lla3'es, aild so<lal church concerns, Mrs. Eva Kimes. The closing pra;yer waa read by Mro. Orr aild the eloolog 10111 wu ,. !l Charfl8 I Have to 'and Slldln&.clai.J. ·. l'llllf 46 bjehea and E. J. Hill, tllree ftrats lneled. IDi llalllon, nil\' 9r stiid colt elan aild maruwlth foal ellss. Mike .Jooe~. POmeroy Route 3, Won ·a nrSt In the mireS and Sllclhia i:lasa. THE MEIGS 4-11 PLEA&JIIE Riders met reetn!ly at the homo of Karen Grlllltll llltil 20 membero, 5 visitors, and advisor, lllro. WUllolll Downlt, In atIAindance. A apodal report wao given by Karen Grllllthoil Groom. , big, Saddling, Riding, and Unaaddllog Your I!Orso, The hoaless served refreshments to members, visitors, and acMIJOI'. 1f I• ' ' ,,. ~~ J',•·., ,. ~ 1,• ··: ,.. . .v NEW 801(1, · PON]'~A($.-'& ,, . .' ... &6 OLDSMOBILE "98" • • • • • • ~ • ·•: • ·- $2895 ', Hollcll1 oedan, tite, 6dl - . ' w~lle with black. llJp,'lietilrylalr ~ondldol>- ~ equljlment. • " ' 65 PONTIAC CATALINA ••••••••••• $1895 .. . ~ vs,~~ tna~o, P,s,, blilellnlallwllh'!hltetqr. ''98" ••••• "•Fttds •Seeds · • Fettlllzers· '. ' ~ '" cheU and Mrs. llt,yman be• returned fram1 '*eallcalnGI'IIIII Lake, Estes Park. Denver, and COlorado ~rlJWJ, COlorado. Installs .Its New Member 12th ltJ>. ure and Ensllitt aaddlt,bred mire IIIII) ,tool; .Eo' J:, Hnt, Pomeroy, Sack or Packed Lunch. • VIckie Manley and Laura J{oover demMitrated how to make eook· tes. ~clal reporto were. &!von by Paula Morrto cn Water SafeIs; Diane Milliron an H<>me Sefe13'; and Tam! MllllT<III on Kit· chen Safety. The Bl'OUP visited the Dalbert Mtlllran Toina!o Fields at Letart aild OI\IOYed tile trip Immensely aeeordlns to met at the home ot Alan Holter, according to Rlck Hollon news o.!t 1 . " ·• . THE CHE5fER FARM B o Y s and 11- a (;A)ii;s-OF Couney ~niA!r - Pi'obebi)I'OIII of tho mosttravelodlfiUO!tlltii'OWIIslttheMaJcs Is the secUoo where games of oldll are p~ed. Here, to88h1t hoops Ia Jim car. of ReedovUie whUe booth employee• Jim Whitlatch and Darlene Pope look OIL - S.mlnel A ll!achtel Ulll' picnic W11 .... Ncea!Jy "" .... llln! of ~~~ F. . Jl. ,WOOd, Ml4llltpOrl, ·~ ~ ,.,.. Mr. 11!<1 Mra. ·, llllcliol ot Wlckelbq, .a...,na WUoan lid SUWI and Kallly m. ''· Voice along Broadway BY JACK O'BRIAN cauJiht. '' Ron Butler wrote a ploeo for Arsos.v couple years back about an American Oyer who for monture, llinecl tor TV automobile oy came to Pancho VUla'a rescommerdala - tor Chevrolet cue; Paramwnt'a current ''\'11.... Gtlted 111m dlrectDr J o h n Ia Rlcloal" stera Bob Mitchum Frankeohelmor (splitting wttll as a Yank flyer who lor money wtro Evan Evans)laiiQIIrtngJoan aida Panebo VUla and of coorse Btmott's daughter Meltnda Mar- lawyers bavo the <ue ... Paris ~ .., .. A Skourao !lim heiress problem: The Lido traditionally w11J. ' wed Roger Gonzalez, a Con- was the place to see bare bosnocUcut Nature Boy cype ,.,. The omo but the Wblsper-behlnd-IIUIS Tom lllarnontea (he'i tile New ts, Courrepa dlsplsyod just as Jersoy-bom U, S. logal etlo<he lll8l1l' at Its !albion previews .... In the Rome Embase,y) and'Wife ~·s st!gmatle priest Father Angela welcomed their second Plo, canl1lled to a Foggia monaon .... When the N. Y. Po s t aatery 1101110 to yean, Is slnklllO'Ies Into tts new plant (the log, age 81. old, alao, Journll - American's) VIncent Sardl Jr. Is (Nttlng tt will be one column wider. that Den of E!Jilti'• bar back Leslie Am Warren (TV's tn1<1 the front window 'llllere It "Cinderella") and her PriDce thrived tor 30 years; Vincent Charmtllll JanPeteranpecttlletr also will have framed tile wt11 little princess any odltton ., ., of the late Bei'nle Hart, who left Mamie Van Doren doesn't eare a comfortable sum to buy drinks who ~~ lllto'l 35; but her tor bla old Sardl-b1r pals .... ballpl111ng groom Lee Meyers Frencll Tourist Bureau urged ta a bit ediY about blo qe - French citizens to vacation In 21 .... About ten eploodoa tn1<1 France tilts summer and rack thl~ faJ.lla pew ••Get ~" ep- that up u another DeGaulleJoas. ... l..;loa, ataJI.IJooo. -~ .. w·ill n , To10ri'ii new6st d!Koh!lt,' The "marry., his "Agent 99/' Bar- Operation, folded instanter and bara Feldon .... Small Inside opens lhortly as a French reslnln.Y: Adams' real -IUe w I I e taurant .,.. Tiny Ttm ts a drab llorotb.r will pit¥ a brtcloamald, enough entertaiDer but he's beWhen "Her First Roman" (the log lollowed already b)' a Tiny Lallie Uqama - Richard Klle,y Ted and a '1111)' Tom .. ,. Tbe musical mw In Jt>ston) has t t a Roundtable celebrates Ita loth Bdwy. tlrat - night II ms.v be a annlveraary aa a belly-<ooslni triple celebration: Tho Soon No- spct; and Its corporate tummy Jana and Larry Doug). ., of its runneth over beea~se a convene&&! npect ol!aprlng tllat Oct. lion or 10,000 Greeka lo clle night .... "Curley McDimple" here any leer .... There'a an tuthon Mary Boylan and Roti- ugly bar-war carbonating- over ert ~h just completed • mu- which braildo of aaltzer 1111 used Ileal about Step~ster ... . Ill the small, wlnorable oaloons Alt'n. Truman Capote: 'a... tloy- Wbldt uso so mueh aoda water budget &ropean nick Is tilled .. ., WUIIe Wyler's riward from utn lee Cold Blood" .•.• Past - Columbla tor his ''Funny Girl" there, l'llstolllee on W. Cnd St. Job: his new llxi!l<ture deal - take down tile James Earl ean brbq: him $10 million. Ray wanted - poster; he' • been ZIIDlck's nesotlatlns llltb RuNEW YORK - Joan Claude Kllly the old-dlamp, rumored to have • Ford heiress In his fll- Social :1 Calendar.·! MONDAY lll'AII GRANGE Staalll par. Q', ~. 8 p.m. at ll'lnP ball, CwaloY Roa4 2, DOJ1h ot Slltm C-r, Public Invited. Ordara ..., bt .Pia* to 2U6, . WEIINESIAY . \1ACATIOII BIBLE So- IIIII .,_ fttld II st. Paul Llltbtran Cllll'dl .lajplft IN~ tor 111• :1-U; llli1o. • to 11::10 li.m.,... IIIU be 11i11 ~ m u 1 I <, hancl,rork, ' ~ . . . . . Udfttrtlb~ , I Photo. fi Bachtel Family ·· Picnic is Held wJr or Chester WSCS wltil :IJii'lng dY, Middleport; ' ·1I'O'~ti-n ' ed. The groop ..,rl<ed 1111.the'j}roject les8011 unow 1o Pr$11"e a P..trs. Barbara Roush. The8members In attendance worked on their projects and plans for the next meeting wtlen the llltdoor Cookery projects wUl be judged . IN vACATIONS Mr. and Mrs. Ralph ~ ot J)ayton were the JIUOI.\1 Mr-. Boney MitchelL Mrs. Mit. , ' The Meigs countY 4-H Bet)or ite soap, scented bath oil or reporter. Twenty-one members baby oil and baby powder are were in attendance. Special re- Llvestock Guernaey and Jersey ideal to pamper anyone's skin. After you bave filled your tub II. WAn, ·,r \ : ,', Cloo met recently at ed thal the club met at the R•ctne Park recently with. advisor WERNER Radio& T.V. ,I ' I ·, Alan Holter, 2nd, A-Mary L o u King. , dropped between January 1, 1967 Grand Champion Holsfeln, Alan and June 30, 1967 - A-Mark Holter; Reserve Champion Hoi Mora, 2nd, A-&ephen Nease, lat. 3ld. senior Yearling Heifer '· .,• Meigs 4-1I N~ffig : RHONDA WFST, neWI report. er for the Pink Poodles report- ,' . '-li . .l b ; lei li'll'ae, 2nd, ~~II _. aa, 3lf. Aged Cow - A-Melanie Dean, A-Alan Holter, 1st, A - ,, 1' ..., GuERNSEYS . ' . ':' :: A-'l'!!ni , ' ' tiU'IIIhlil, 8lhj l.tln; da Ho' ""' 51!1, A. ....., ,MOra, 11-. -<• 7th, A-lib!>& Mora; A~ Christi Hess, news repJrter. BATTERY ' i!Dck Clm> awards rufl;l.j,el) bY Pomerci)' Nolionolllalili.l!liiForm Buteau i.Nw~milrk ~e, A-Grace King, 2nd, A-Geneva King, 1st. FOI YOUI . stein, •ill..,__HOlter., . ;.: . : Milts• ~ f-11 ~.Live­ Nease. 3lb. Senior CaH born between July I, 1967 and October 31, 1967 - A-Tony Carnahan, 2nd, A-Linda Hollon, 1st. 31c. Junior Yearling Hetrer Heiler - ' '' .. ··t.r····, . 1-r""• " die Rose, 2nd. 33e. Two Year Old Two-Phase Bath 'l~ • iel Nease; A-Linda Hollon, 1st, A-Mark Mora, 2nd, A-Dan Nease, A-stephen I, ·· The Joll3 Green GtaDIIF f..H tlie _Syra1~ A-Pam Henderson, 1st, A- 'cuse Park witil Mrs, DelmaKorr Roger Nease, 2nd. and Mra. Eva MUitron, club CLASS 33. HOLSTEINS {Sib- leaders. Eight members - - man, Pam Henderson. \ - , 1, , AUGUST 13-17 btrosa•a widow OdUe for Rubt' s movte-blO!II'.P,Y .... Brt n o t even toda¥'s permissive moral .. 113' wtll let his Whole tale wag 'llllore It led, among tile rl<h, famouo and ltlll powerful ., .. Jazz star Buddy de Franco's exwife Nita Barnott opened a mellow wine-dine spct (23 E. 74th St.) called "Tbe Nlgbt Mood" .... The Salvation Army has a <Dior - booklst about poverzy li'OUild tbe world; Its text ia unusual - )JSt Hal Davld'&lyrt<O to 10 What the World Nelda Now." The Broadwt¥ A&s'n, and tile cops really obould shag tile sad, drab charader who stands dall] ootslcte Bdwy .' s Brtll Bldg. and Bronx cheerfl every passerby; and insults women; aome Tin Pan _____________ , I I NEW FALL I The ring that , '. I I. says love forever Known the world over for beautiful styUns and fine craftsmanship, the Keepsake nilme Is your assurance of lasting sat- ...•. 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Deelded Fate It was up to tile spectators to decide whet)ler tile llfe of a defeated Roman gladiator should be spared. By pointing their thwnbs down, they could Instruct tbe victor to klll him. If the crowd waved and applauded, the defeated gladiator llved to 6ght another day. ASK TO WED PT. PLEASANT - Darrell Franklin White, 19, Mlddlt(IOI'~ 0., and Deboraha Diane Tennant, 16, New Haven, have ,made Ill opplleaUon for a marriage license in the offtce ot the county clerk. OHIO VALLEY &HEA to $1000.00 At Tho Homo Ollnotollt Crodlt • lclwtni .... ...,.... TIFFIN CREDIT JEWELERS 112 I. ....... There are eight (four pairs) of sinuses iD tile human akull. flexible. w.r.tl .. ,._ ...... o\djlllllble lep. Set wulau M -...•-• comronawe 1or you.. Adjuat lo loon. ' SIRVICE ,....,., m!g!Jt got terribly cltnn s,y with the storm windows." lawnmower, and outdoor palnthrush - man's de- partments. Getlt?- H. Dear Helen: 1 found my husband In an af. en. it' 1 as it he were still away. I know the affair Is over, but he wontt speak 1o me unless ftis necessary, and he sleeps on the " •. • .... ·.;: ... (T =: Ignores us. Only when we bave company ls he his old oelf. Then he talks to me and even teases. As 100n as friends leave, he clams up again, I love Ill)' busband terribly much, but ru be btadlng lor the divorce court If this keeps up. He hallll't oald a Wllrd of endoarment or ki ased me ln tllree montllal - LOST INTEREST IN LIFE Dear Lost: Have you modo It plllln t h e gboat of his glrl friend lm't nttUng around the hoUse? Amao can't act natural with a third part;y preiOIII. Perhaps he's doing peoanet because he thinks 100 eopeet lt. Ma;rbe he' o walling for you to make the first move, whUe you walt ln hurt o!lonee for him to come to YOU. Sod how IIWIY marrtageo drift apart because each partner expool• the other to say u oil . So say It, friend: Somebocl1 hen tol- H. Dear Helen: I certainly felt for llle ..,.... •lho bousht ._live Cbr!stmao gllta for om .. worker• and 11'1 very UtUe ln reWrn. I joined m.v ftrm last November. lmmedl&tely lwaaapproached for a farewell glft 1o the lirl I WIS replac!ngl Then lt was a birthday preaent for myboaa. M)' salary; Minimum hourly wage; his, wer $15,000 a year. Then l was told they exchan&ed $5 gifts at Cbr!stmao, plus a $3 donation towards clocorat!ona aad a party, I eMed up hav[lllf1o apend more for my 11811 ro-workera thiD I could afford for my -ldlrcnwdllter. io rd• 0011cb, He h I - I lolsband..U. every respect except for betni remote. He took two part Ume jobs besides hts regular ooe, to help with ttnances. He tf.kes us on picnics, to roovtea, but w..-·"'· , ' "p:uL'S _...ill. beaed to come home, but Hel- bulldl..... .'!!.. ' 7130 ' ·. -:= · . iirAJi.r .· I II. '' ., i•l many cases, people who have it say it ~st' lla. Ask someone who has electrit heat .. .. ·.. ask us ...' or call a Reddy Kilowatt Recommen~ed Heatlnl Dnler. 't{ DHfD POWER W . INIT I •' . •,' ,, ' • . ·- - A/(j~~ flr 'I~ TBI \\1&1 ·~·~ <. . .'.t." ~. ., ' .. , ~· PaJW, llcllltrt SUIIdll7 m, Sunday EvqeUstle moellqJ, So;booJ . !qt. Scbool, 7:30p.m, Prayer meotinl, Wed·, clllitl tor all - · 9:30a.m.: nelda1, 7:80p.m. l(clriiiJw Waroblp, 10:80 a.m.: . TIIESALVATION ARMY-~· 1m'S Sonlll7 ,6&10 p.m.; E;van- 1111Y R117 S. Wln[lllf, ofllcor In rllllle Bonlee Sonlll7 7,atl p. cbarp, Slmda,y, 10 a.m.,~ll· m.; ~: Pra1er maetlall ne 11 meelllwl10:30 a. m. sunw~ 7iM p.m.; Million· daJ Sebool. Y- POople's Lelq ~ Wednellla,y &ion. 7 p. m.; Salvatloo mttU.., $-lvl& ~· , , 'OIMCb IDIIllb 7 !,R,!Il• 7180 p. m.: 'l1urlclll7, liD 3 p. ......4iaa ~Mad iDatbll' SYRACt6E FIBST UNITED m.; Ladles ll<lno Loaguo; 7p,m. llr~ ilrJYia, ~. PRESliYTEIUAN- Rev, Linlon ,Prep clatsel, 141'· d llrl. Scott of Co- H. stol>blna, pulm-, Wmolh!p, 9 liT, MORIAII BAPmT-Mid· himbua- .iq a. m. Sllllll¥ Scbool, 10 1. m.; · dleport, earner d. FGurtb and 11ar1eno and Bgilt studr and prllftlr oenlee, Main st. Raborl Jack1011,pu1Dr. Gol!ama w~•· 7 P."" · SUndl,y School, 9::111 a. m. 1 ~~orn111 .. ·EDDIIJNlTID BRETHREN IN iDs -Jblp, 10:3lla. m., Arnold ., CHRIST - EllleD II, BlaH, 1111- · Rlcbarda, tq11. lllr, ~ Sdtool, 10 a. m., . RUTLAND nRST BAPTL'lT ~ 110111111H..... llonlln& ......... J, Jackson, palllor.·. ~~;~~~MMr;: l1 a. in, EvoniJW lOrY• l/lwtr Hff(ce, 9:30 L '"•I SUD· ""' ''""'~' " • cit .C hrl- ~- 7130 p. .., Sobaol, 10 ...... Mrt, Ger• .u.s = 1} ..,...., ' ' . I ' ~lfdl~,,..lio . .. ~ llid . - . i ,.;,. . s L ~-/'" ~ ; :a:: ... • I I. ~j'.. " ,;,, ,:<, .Till'! ALMANACj · . · ;Jl:'t!lii~Moalllterlltloqll . ~.·:' ' '< . , I ... With the hq)e lt will, ln sc:me measure, roster and help sustain u.t whlcb 11 aood ln famib and community lire, this reaturelssponsoredbythe business firms and orpnlzat10111 whose DUnel appear below. HOYT'S SOHIO SERVICE HEINER'S BAKERY I ~ " ~. """ 11, tlli 129th' clot ol .l~ witb 117 to . . ' •\ ' . ;'· ~~~nile~ ·~ lutler, Sltll. Worablp 111. m, Bl&lllat Tnlnflrlt IDII tecand Sun· i I WFSI' IIIAIN ST. POIIEROY, 0. SUPPORT TRE CHURCH OF YOUR CIIOICE BAKERS OF GOOD BREAD HUNTINGTON, W.VA. f-ll GOEGLEIN READY-MIX CO. PHONE 992-3284 MIDDLEPORt LYONS 11 MEMBER OF 111E BIG 3" GENERAL IIERCHANDISE TUPPERS PLAINS PH. 667oll2110 TINY'S FOODLAND BOGGS EQUIPMENT MIDDLEPORT, 0. SALES - ALLIS CHALMERS - SERVICE FARlll - INDUSTmAL - LAWN- GARDEN TUPPERS PLAINS PIL 667.au5 v...:...•• flatted . three dollars a month more than other types of heat. And, '' .. - llr. ll.nry Davlo, Cbellblra; Mr. ~I VIII M-, SlorJa .... m. _ _, __n~~- --- Jilin; llr• lllro. ........... TfeD~,7!80~~ , 1111111 and dauilller d. ft4c!no HEATH IIE'I'II~·· "~H Raile -,lotted Rev and lllro John -llldlll~:Rev.lll¥~. . . l)oqeh.• ' ' J.ll!alt• Jilek ~. Cbuob, ~""' lllro. GeoO ~. SdioOI ,~;.:•;::: IMllo, Mr-11111 Mrs. Jay ""'i\""-......-'---.,..----'-a._m..;,''_:.·_..,._....,..~·-·- llcattp Colllllll>u~ .Jalt.d ·y r 1, '·' !lfl, a., Pmll111_. [c111..CII. The advantages of electric heat are available to you-whether you live in an older home, a new home or a mobile home. And, the cost is reasonable. Generally nol over two or Old Town 1<"1...... N· e·,...s ' I ': i: R. H. RAWLINGS SONS CO. OIUO'S OlJJEST DODGE DEALER MIDDLEIIORT, omo .l i OHIO VALLEY BAKING CO. BAKERS OF HOLSUJI Bl!EAD MIDDLEPORT, 0. ...rn.-.. METI!0. ~·~(,~If~ """ . • Leo' .· ,•....-~.:.....!" P.:; AN'f HARRY MILLIR oi 'Iii . munl~l\011 "\'4 ~donf " boeauo when folb ,..,., olclor tberbacome pnooeuptocl wltll thm""" ll'*'e orbit ot ll!ol l1llllor eortatnly onion Ufo eonoploa, ly prooecupled wltb bbuolf, Bid he l>qlna ID walk o•d ta&-poh llw hill world bt.llooul ·' Tbofo wbr be naedo the nUctou tnlnina' our <hurdles p..mclo, Bll fo!th mori keep pace wllh bla ..._. ina',world. And u ,.......uJII, ill worolJip ·..,. CbtlatlaD dOYotloD, WO oood UUwlla the spiritual' clfla our ehnreheo - · For It really to a ~It! world. hll IC challeDIIU, opportunllleo, and p..,.U:. ina: tomorrowa. It aiW&J~ loob t;bol way to a tff'owiAg 10\\1, ...,-..= fair, and forgave him. We were separated IWQ weeks, then be MAYTAG WASHRI I'' p, fol~ .., tba' • ... older the world rrowo ....u.r. ·1 1boea... of the........,. Gf IIIOIIorn- m., w••• ' ASSOCIATED RADIO AND TELEVISION It's Such .aBig~ Wo~d- ...._.,SebOol , So )lst a plea to boose• and componloo: Pleate liold down tile collec:t!ona. We aren't IIOJ'Idna to 110cillll2e but to help J10J the rent, etc. - T, H. ( I • ·nr. !amlly. WE ,,. By Helen Bollel Doar Helen: Please toll me wfzyohwiJY Is It IJlllldlng )ldgment ln the lllliOOI1I o1 $6,040. The blll ol complaint that a man wbo can take apart a state• that on Ma;y 28th, 1968 whole ear and put It together atbe plalntltra housetrailer, tul- gain rlsht can't mallter a little ly ~. wao oevorely clom- llimple ope:rnUm llke punching qed by rire whlch was covered the rtg!Jt but1oo oo an automatby lnluraoee policies with tilt . Ic washing macblne? Or wilY he defeadaol and the defondant fall. always fouls up tlle d!abwaaher ed and refused to poy oald clom- ..-erbeuoes!t7 He wouldn't think of overload· ago u COYered by polleiea. tnr the eaglne 1o hi• power aaw, but he'll put 20 pounds o1 clothes ln on lli>OJIIId washer and wonclor wilY It olq>s splmiJJg. And 111 matter how I toll him, be ft. 2-Hour . DRY QfANING TIFFIN CREDIT JEWELERS uS..• 11 ·l 1.ao 2 BYF;"i Helen Help ANOTHER "·, carnr Are Filed $1,500 from the deCendant•, or o!ther of them. The _...t adlm la st;vled Charl11 M.. Taylor va. Mimehorns lniRU'ance Company, Tulsa, Okla. with the plalnUtr do· ' . ~ lfcitsblil, 10:4$ 1. 11.1 laJO. · 1!1114--'WMk lll'iii'M' m' .t,>!'lt•r ..,u_ p, m.illrl. 111, 7,30 P. "" · -~. w~"~'· ~·· outii Fr~FtU£. Smiii!, •IN:· • • ~·---· ~lalilelller, ·"'" 7•JIO • l'OMEROY ·LowER LIGH'l -· Y -r- c~~arch- ~u. Bnad ..:: · ~: m. Suadl1:~ .. B4Y, 1!0l' <raylor, JJUfol', Hila .MT, . IIEI!MPN UNITED. • -1111, !. S. SUpt. i $\IIIII" ·. BRETHIIEN IN CHRIST -lllv. Sdtool, 9:30 a.m.;Woroiili.>aerr• Mel'HI Smltlll paolor. s ~ n da 1 .leo. 10:80 a. IDol ·Ewnhll - · ~· 9:30 ~ "!>I Rua..U-~ _8, 1180 p.,-m; .....,,.. anet ""~'• ~~ Alfr6d Wolf.,, alotot:- Praile oenleo, 1b1Jrlldi;)', 7iall 41!1'• . lilt. kornlllli Sermon 111. II., Jolllo . ,.,,..,../_.............,.,m' ~EifiiE'I,'IIOiliST CIIURCB iwnbw aarmon, 7:30p.m., alter· . THBcRill'"""" Mimlv.,.,., -l'liilillli'lir~ Cllftll Sdtool 9;U lllltl11i each SuiiiiiJ, Claal'~ , CII\JRCH - Rev, C, J. [Aeley, .. .Iii.; \t~ amtce, io:lli. 1111 11 ...... .lltomatiDII SUnoiiJ pallOr. c~~ar<h Scilaol, 8180a.m.; 'ffi'," I~J!I,CI!IIU~oe, 'l',ao .mcmdiiiiO.:'DaWIIIolter, cia 11 W..-lhlp I01"VIeo, lO,atl a._!D. Lll!!ol >·· ~~o·lau W~, 1'UIIllC ~ lllllie\-, Cl1rllllan E-.w, 7:30 RACINE METHODIST.- W. to lll'l!d ~"~eo, G'-1· Po m. "'l'J ·olhet Sunday eve- Dele McClurg, pulor. Sunday · lllloO: mlid~; ~erew.s,s. n11w. Jttn Sexaoll, president. 'ftebool, 9:$0"a.m4w..-1111Pa""~ ··Mro. ~VI!IIVl'lllkea.oi'· Prl\)'er - . . , 7:31i p.m.tvel'J let, lO.ao a. m., .llall..- choir Pal'*' Wi, Jl«VaaWI!Dsa,lllli- W.,...._, Board meoUnr. 7:30 priiCtlct, WOdnoadoy, 8-.20 fl, m.; ~ dl~;· · · · ~~o• lint MDnday of lilonlh. · Son1or CboiJ' pOadice, 1bm'ldaY, . THE • '" .. ; . ·. 7:80 p, m. ~ H111tler j:lasa · . POIIEIIOt FIBST BAn1ST- , POMEROY TRINITY UNITED ' meet!Ds, fourlb FrldaJ of eaeb METii- ~~.· R~wliuoml, ·pallor. Jolm ciiURcH or CHIIIST- Ret. w. monlll at 6 11o pi. wealeyan s.rv. ~-;,...._ School, WDe,, Sunday . SChool ........· 11. P.rr!n, ,Pdlilr. l'ltrlck D. ole Gtdld, fourlb ~of each a. ,..,.. tend!JIII. Salila1 SebaOI, 9:80 1. Wood, Supt. Sunday Scbool, 9:15 IIKIOih, 7:30 p. m.; Julilor IIIP. 9:30 1. m;l .WorlhJP. aervioe, M.1 u-.1- wlirlhlp, 10!JO o. • m,•, 10:26 a. m. MYF, 4:30 p. 10. eaeb &mda,y; 10:80 , 1.; m; YOitiii, &!I!' .Junlor p. i!; · l llble Study, Youth choir ;..oal,llaldaJ, Stollar Hl8h MYF, 5,atl p.m., 1 )'OUib W'ftoe, 6:4$ P. m. Ew- Wti!De_,,1 p. ln., Choir prae· 6:30 p. m. 111'1. Manln Burt, eaeb SUnday, llllw -•lilfi, 7:30. 'PrQer and . uet;8:30 p, m. W-odty. <llnelor:, Sea1ar eholrrehearaal, PORTLAND IIETIIODIST ._,_ . .. .. , ·' ........w.......... ..,..,._, 7-30. • .. Tilui-eday, 7:30p.m., Jlrl, 1'1111 Rev. W. n.1e lleCiurl, putor. LAUREL CLJFr Fiii:B~ UNnED FAITif. ClltJIICIIllT. UNION BAI'Tm- Rev, ~ dlnclor. '11111rlda1, oil 811111117 SchOol, 9:SO a.m.; Wor· ' Olur CHUJicit- Sim4vScbJiol . Neue. Sttlhment - lloliirt E. Cecil COX, lJIPrr, Slllll117 Scbool daJ, ~ Bee quUIIJw party In ahip 101'\'!eo, 7:1141 P. m, t:30 •. iD;, __._ Obnbip,' lbltfi,.Sr,, p'aotOr, llmdl,ySchool _.....,_, Larry ~ ......h IOCial room. . OAK GROVE METHODIST . 10110 1. m,, ·- - ·· ~~ liooiioitli Matocin, ~Schooi;8:451.DI.ISundil7 ·RIITLAND CII\JRCH OF W, DalelleCiurg,paator.SWiday 7:30 p. lllol Wti\Jellllir ~- llmdl,r sebocil, 8:30 i. 'm.; wol'o evonllw ~· 7:30; WldnH· CHIIIST - ~ W, Carter, pal· School, 10:30 1. m.; WorshiP . 1111 Youth Ctuladera, 6:30 p, m.. •hlP Sin!Ce, 10:80 a. m. and dll7 grayer and Bible lllal;y, 7:30 tor, S10idll7 Scbool, 9:30 a. m.: 11nico, 9:30 a. m,, first and aac1 pl'lfer mlltinJ, Toll Pol!lo. 7'.30 p, IIi. NCbllmdl,y,ll!llowtt!<, P. m, CCIIIlliiiiDion and worohlpoel'\'lce, Chin! Suada.r each mmlh. Tlwrll1ojo, choir pnctlce, 7 p, PI'!Vtr llltednr. W-adiQ-, 7:30 10:80 a. m.; Prayer mtotlqr, ZION CHURCHOF CHIUSI Sll'M'ON METHODIST _ Rev. Tlmn4aY, 7:80P.m, V. IL Bra· Polll8l'lll' • Harri1011Yillo Road. , m. II, Ell&tM GDI, pa01or; Pbll 11-'m. Will, !q!t. ' · . W Dale lie~ · ley,&wtE.... Underwood,paator, Ken; '--'· · "·· ¥J!!NO ""'"'"H oF CHIIISr ' · ' pa• • &lnCII!STER .im!ODIST Charge' netb Grover, &ulda,y SChool~ i.. -lloanlo DEXTE!lllwofell, """~H Of'pu!ISr . ·.. .:;:;-:.:: .;..~.&..~-.;;...; dll7 Scliool, 10 ·a.m.; Worsllll> "· ..... pUior, Nol'o liG!I'IIIU _ , _ ...,...__.,...-, ~. 9:30 a. m., ,_and - Rev. l'earl A. .,..w, pallor. sUnday School, 9:30 a. m.; Woro ' ; 1111111 c. ww, ll(ll. llmdl,y Scbooll . Senleel -"b: i!t 9:30 ._ 11!-. foorlb Sunday eadl m¢ Clll!llTEII: Wcnblp, 9 a. m,; 8h!p service, 10:3U a. m. &ln<laJ< 11~ 1. .., Wcirablp OtrVIee, · ~.flrlt IIIII OdrdSullbi ' , . Slmday School, 10 a. m,; Mra. evonllli 10rvice, 7 p, m. Preyer· 1 Chrl- ElldoaW!r · 1/liiiCIIIIIl by Cbarlelllwloell Ill CIIESTER CHURCH OF THE Wald SpOncer, Ill¢. FLAT· meot[lllf. Thuracloy, 7:30 p, m. · 10130 ~ llmdl,r....._ e:aoa.m. !· NAZARENE . - Rei>.' ' Her!J!ort woom: ChurchScbooi,Sunday, i ." JIAil!IE· FIRST CHUI!CH Of RR41)FORD CHUBCH OF Gnte, pallor. Wonl\ljl Hoice, U a.m., Jolm Bally, aupt. Wor· ST:JbfiN'S LUI'IIERAN-Brl· 'I'IIE NAZAJU:IE CHIIIST - Cbarlel Ruasall, pta• 11 a. Ill, ancl 7:30 p.liL, SWiday, lhlp aenlee llllmlaleo with AI- an ~. pastor. Morning wor• 1:10 !f. xa.; ~ WGI'IbW tor,•Rl. . .. GllktY, S1Wt. ~ ·Sundil7 School, 9:30 a.;m. Riel>- fnd and Flatwoods, Services ohlp, V a. m.; 811111117 School, . 18:3!1 •0::-m,; 'ii:Nbw Wcddp,' clot ~-~!0 L m.; ~ af4 Barton, ,Supt., Charles Bls- :"' .eb":...morrdlwk. or eveniJw, ol 10~~LIII'HERAN - 32 . : 7l30p.m.Prllilr ottrV!eta, 7:30· Wonblp, ~ I. Ill.; EYeaiiW oell,alll.-s""-Pnyermeetp, II!. Sunday~ -.ldp, 1 p,m, WedneldaYBII>Ie 1111, Wednellla,y, 7:30p.m. GRACE EPI!COPAL ·£.Main E. Second st., Pomeroy, Slllllay ~ l'IIIIIDIMOclln- · ~· 7:30 p, m. ,st., l'lltneroY -Sunday wonhip SchoOl; 10 a.m.;Worsh4>aenolee lock, Putor, Rev, Jlorrli N.. I¢0RGANIZED.CIIIiRCH l:Jr' HARiliS9NVILLE PIIESIIY, oenice, 10:80 a. ln. with lal-· 11 a.m. W.lllr.._ _ ,, JOIUI Cbrilt ot Wit..- Day · TEmAN - Mro. Norma Loe, ltadera, SYRACUSE UNITED METROTUPPERS PLAINS . UNITED Sai)lto, Portland • BaeiM - . Sondoy School ~ SEVENTH DAY ADVENTIST DIST CHURCH - lllv. Paul A. . METHODIST- !lcnliiiiiWoi-oldil Sunolay Sclololt 1:30 o. m.; 11om- !iWJdlll School, 9:30 a. m. Suit, Chureh - I'Gneroy, Mulberry Sellers, paalor. SWiday School, 9:30 1. m.· at toraior IMI build- 1111 Worsh4>, 10130 a.m.~ dV oervlce, 8 P· m., the lllv.• HeJcbll Road, north d. Veterans . 9:30 a. m., lien Qu!oed>erry, IDs- ·E:pnJCied SWidiJ ScbiJoloes- eveotJw ...teo at 7. WedneldtY · llax Dooahut of MlddlepoJ:I llmnorlal liotlllllll. PbiUij) Gog· Sltl~ Mornlnc worship, 10:30 a. "" ,_ . .._._ ·-• ~- IIPaaiJillil, , or, putor, Wti!Dellla,y, 7•30 p, m., llrot and lhlrd .......,each ot llll'lll'J to irll!le ob · ;·-··;,!'~ -·•et• ,...,, · m., Bible Slucly and-ermeet- m~• E _,_ ___, 11 11 . ._;...llilr'morMethodlst&D- <'-, ._.- .Frtderlck,J,Stoo JEHOVAH'SWlTNDISES Lar• IDs Saturday• Sabbelh School ~• ve•._ evange s c ... 119:30 1. .._, llro,'J a m,e 1 blrt: .' . _ l'J C11'111ban, o:io ._ m.; Worlh!p, s...: service, 7:30 p. m., stconcl and , 9 30 1 Stou~ cblldr....a BR4DBURY CHURCH OF· Slalil7l Blblel.......e. &.atlo.m . I'UIST IJNITED PRFSBYTER· !oorth Sunclays. &u!iiJr Clwreb SchoOl, ldu!l'lllll ~RIST- J&IIIIIIL Smith, Pas- Wlllleb TOim' lllldy, 130 a...:: IAN CJIUiiCH _ Middleport, BETHANY UNITED METROI 10:80 1. m.; JUnior blab;; tor• SWiday SdJool, 9:30 a.m.; Wednetday: Bible lludJ, 7 p. m: Guest lllDloter, James Buchan- DIST CHURCH - Rev. Paul A. .. IOiilor bJcb and .!'OWW adWIJ SupL Glell E'IIIIIL Church ,.... Tburtday: llllialr7 ldlool, 1 p, 1111, SWiday School Superlnto"' Sellers, pastor. Morn!~ wor· - l n formarW8t!Jod!atCimreh . vieeo, 10:30 a,m.1 ...nloe, 7:30 m. Senloe metliDII, 8 P.m. dent. SWiday School, 9:30 a.m. ship, 9:30 a. m.; SWiday School, for ' ~ cburch)lchool. Bo711 p.IIL; W~, Pra1or oer• IIASOII CHURCH OF CHIIIST- Worah4> Sei'Yiee, 10:30 a.m. 10:30 L m. IDylhe Thetas, Supt. Haclile1, yGUib IQParlilteldeDt; vleeo, 7:311-p.DJ. . Miller st. _ EVora Weakley, Chtllr praedce, 7:30 p.m. Wed- Youth Fellowahlp, 6:30 p. m. poat ldcb eluo and ....... adWta pul«-. Bll>le ~lady elaloea, SiaJ. nelday. cARMEL UNITED METHOID !ormet l!UB citY, 10&.11. W..-lblpandproaeh· ASBURY UNITED METRO- · DIST CHURCH - Rev. Paul A. ,,_, , V~~-~tMo.=!._~.:: ~~~J''!"-I,_.'fl>•lliillll"' . .:~ _ lllv. W-U Se 9 3u0ero, pastor, Sun!IV,.,.,hool, •..- .. ,.~ ...., 10 .• •110: Bll>le IIUdy Stutlu, paofor. Sunday School, : a. m.; Wayne Roofs!; SltlL IDCIItill. Youlh Fillowlhlp tl<h and olll,.a, WIODtdly, 7:80 p.m. , 10 I. Iii.· Carroll Norris, .,_ Mo.rntnr worship, 10:30 a. m., . Sla:dlf, 6 p,DJ.In farmet...llatb-' Wor" ' , ._,. seconcland fourthSundaysofeach odiat,bullcltnr. Dl~ct)'GU111~. llftlcnl 7:$1l •. m. Wtd- MQRNJNG STAR UN,ITED WorlllW semce,lla. m., MYF month. Eveni!W e~llsUc 6 p. m. Sunday. Prayer meetlnc service, 8 p. m. secoad and (f ilntMQ!IdayDf•chiiiCIIIIIl. · Mlldl,y OYIIIllp at 7:$0 ~ IIIET(IODIST CHURCH - lllv. . and Bll>l all!oiJ ' . . IYWltm Alrooo, pulorJ J o h n Wednelldl,y, 8 p. m. third &mda,y each mooth. .:.... ~-""""' lllSsiON lhle,.;RQYVanlleter,Ant. POMEROY CHURCH OF THE SOVTII IIETIIEL UNITED ~. ~ban !q)t. Sundly School, 9:46 L 11.; NAZARENE - COrner Udonand ENTERPRISE UNITED METH· IIE'I'IIODIST _ Wm:~hlp; Heoitd - Bal:l ~ '· · •. llulberry. Rev. Clyde V. Header- ODIST .:. Rev, WUilam Alroon, llld bJrtb _511111$', qo I. m.; •RIIId. lltY. E. J. Gs:lflltiJ;iJUfOr, 100, pulor. &mda,y School, 9:30 Pas1or. Ralph Spencer, S!tJL; 10 . flr*l ·llld third~, 7:30p, m. ~ *boOI~ 9:80 ...... 1IDilII.; Rll7mood Walburn, !q)t. EldOII Weeki, A&l'~ Worship ser. . . . School t:IO Lillo Yi:a1h ~ Wllttid; IMII.,SWiday worlhlp Mornltw w0r1h4>, 10:30 a. 11.1 vices, 9:30 a.m.; SUnday School, FtiiOiilhlp ' · b~ ·._,rvl~7:30p.m.l'ra1tr..EvelliDIISoniee 7-30p.li.!M- 10:30 a.m.; Yooth FellOifohlp, 8 71 ' II T......·P:Ial"';• ··~' bf, . . .- ~.t Ill., llfl'. ...tee, 7•30 6:30. W-tcloy: Choir, 6:15 p. .... ~.....,.: ~· ,tal-d-. .FtecloJI.cli, · · • · ~; p. m. · • dlat·~oh. . , ,,,,,, .;YoulhFoUC!I'~~, p. ... _..._., ,.., \,_ m.;BlbleStucl,y,7:30. CjU!STEII CHURCH Ol'l ~ m. l!rtloit .lelillrl - , . FOIIFSf RUN UNITED METHCHURCH OF CHIRST - lllld.,_,. .,, Cbi-~IIII,D!UIIIr• · YiUIIi..i l ..:__,,c_ ' ' •'. , · I ODIST - lllv. Wend4!11 G. Slut- dleport, lllll and Main. Jack ..._...;:. Sdlool 8:10 I..,_; WC!i'•· ~......:i'.' ~lr"·"~ C o' . J,lr, Y(llllalll C cmell andllrtll4- 'tior pallor WonhlP W'ftee 9 Seltot, ...._ Bible Scbool, 9:30 ~c , ' -... ' ~~ ...,am,., -,HIJBCII - .Allleal, lllr. and llrO. VIr' ' ' ••-••'-'• 3 llldp • • • U a. Ill.;~ QF ro(ln - ~ · st., XI'!!'!• ;;JDOw*' and fllDII Gllllade L m.;•Suadal' School, 10 a. 11. I. m.; ......nw,. wor• ...,, 10: 0 a. -*'t,7.aop.m.~~- w va.~'*" Iii~ ' 7 ' lllra.FrtdNeut.SitJI, m.;~wonbip,7:30p,m.; tHi ~ 7:10 Po ai,' Yqotll .,:...;...,..-;.:w<;,,U..• ......_ "'' ~ aJrcll, local, violted 111NERSV1LLE uNITED Pra1er aenlce, Wednetcloy, 7 P. . ' 'l'l • 7:30 . ~- w.,.,":""'•· .. ""~· Vn. ~ J..onr. ' ' ·, . m,llfY. ~Moyer, pastor, ~-~ ~- ~ ~ 7JIO.Jio:~ llri: . Arawr All... lira liETIIODIST - lilY. Wendell . CHIIIICKOF THE NAZARENE ......., olllp, .ftrat ~ ... _..,..,. ·J!I'I\YW ,..m.,,wtd- lloolitl •'All . Newan; Mr, lilulltr, p~~~or, SUnd!f Scllolll, . . b111111,t,aop.m.tbiiiii'·Tfl>. · ·· .., . · ' • 9-a. 111.; ~te-wiaeu.~t. :-Mldc!leport.Rev,Audl'JMIIIer, ' K ~VI! Cbrlillill nolat. ....,, ,l'bllqo'l'la-1• ' illd ¥~"•· liar~ Kefe,o,. , ,Worahlprenleo 1D-I.m. ,pallur.LoaterTa.ylor,SitJI.SIIn· Clltireh ·• JoiN ~111, . i~r.mw~ · '11-,. .P,ala*ill) Mr. lad lira. lOTI . ' da)-· Sclulol, 9:30a.m.; Morning .,..., J1., inta1or - Clm- , ~....,....,.'!"~' . . , ., . a-, Kofea.and 1011, ~.oil Ylllll- I, SYRACt6E CHURCH OF THE Wtinblp, 10.atl a. m,; Julilor So· ~~~and -~~~~~~~t;l!l llli7.JIGiol.• ~- , · 8J81\ ell Mr. tad Mro. CUI A!Mr~GD. NAZ~ENE ..a.., A. F. Millar, el~, 6:30 p, m.; NYPS, 6:45 p, "\C Actions came violently Ill. Upon examInation of remains ol bottle It llhowed many forelp material• - uneatable objeclll. The plainwts are oeoklng judgment ol I '"'M""' Plll'tllaoe ol two ..,. lllltn>menll tar the lionel aad an Ice eream IMltial waa planned by the SOUthern Locol Bane! Boosters Aaan., at Ita ftrst recui4J' meelhw of the new school year ·r~· :.l)'' ' • ' eel by a bond concert at the Ice cream IMltial on A/.18. 25. The preo!clor4, Kathleen Mill'rts, presided at the meollnc1'11en other IIIOIIt,Y making pi'QIOcts were diacuaaed. A momberohip drive wW bo Tueadly evening. The tww:l drlve cur the instru- held lmmedlawly aftBr the """"' ment• - a ftbregiass tuba and ing of school and each one who a bo" drum - will be launcll- purchases 1 membership card will be alven a bun!i>er sUcker with the 1ehool name. Dances foiiOifllllf home footboll games and Tag Day are al· so be[lllf scheduled. The gr<q> also discussed selling "Smill~ Scott"' productalater in the year. Band Director Robert Shaver said the ban:l is 1'Very enthusiastic over the coming year am everyone ls warki~Whardtomake it a successCul one.'" He stated that instrumerts are ln good condition afrer the drums PT. PLEASANT - Tlro clvll ac:tioaa have been tned ln the and some Instruments were repaired durlug t h e smnmer <trice ol the circuit clerk. Olle !1 st;vled Kevin Wayne months. BaMers tor trumpets Jones, an Infant, who aueo by ard trombones are being made nex1 ol friend, Martha J, Jones by 1 committee including Evelyn Hollon, Vlrgln!a Burke and & Martha J, Jones va. Royal Mary Lou lhle. Crown BciCU!Ds ~- MidA committee meeting wUl be dleport, 0., and JohniOD'I Marheld next week to further plans ket, Jackson Avenue, Pt. Pleasfor the ice cream social aJXI the ant. Tile b!ll o! complaint state• next regular meeting will be that 011 Ma;y 26, 1968 tho plain- SepL 3, Everyone willing to hell> is till purehalled a cartoo of Royurged to atterd these meetings. Ill Cnnm Cole from the Jolm0011 Market and tho dllld drank from a bottle of the cola and be- t !If · ' · , ' 'JVili Get Tuba, Drum .,' ' ,_\, '' ' ', MARK V STORE MIDDLEPORT, OHIO \ RAY RIGGS' INC• • J.Jncoln- Mareury- comet- EngliehFard 593-6601 85 N. COURT ST. A'111ENS,·Co, t------------+------------1 LEIVING COAL COMPANY WILUS ANTHONY PRODUCERS AND DISTRIBUTORS OF mGH GRADE COAL WEST COWl\IBIA, W, VA. PLUIIIBING AND HEATING 99M550 240 LINCOLN ST.. MIDDLEPORT ROYAL OAK PARK F AIIIILY RECHEA110N SWIIIliiiNG ARNOLD'S SOHIO SERVICE ATHENS RD. POMEROY,O. 992-roll& A FRIENDLY PLACE TO BUY RACINE Fli-VALU MARKET CROW'S STEAK HOUSE THE STORE WITH A HART RACINE,OIUO • KENTUCKY FRIED OUCKEN POIIEROY, OlDO t---------------+---------------1 SWISHER & LOHsE , HEXALL DRUGS ALI.~ PRESCIIIPI10NS ' PbiiEROY, 0. TUPPERS PlAINS HARDWARE PAINTs AND GENERAL HARDWARE TUPPERS PLAINS, 0. 1174111 . ' �' ,. • ~· ~ ' ' . ',• ~·· ~~· AIIIU•t 16, 19118 ' ' ,' ~'S/Iril,.rn ~.callland · ' w I Two Civil I tu=.sn WHY OH WHY?'' Robinson's Cleaners ' , 992-5421 . '· \ ' ', t: "t'. ' ' ' •' ' ~: that'? - BAFFLED Doar Baf: You catch on to hlo llttle pme and stoP alklng him to do woman' a work. At the tl&lll8 time you MAVTAG .I , ·,_.. ' for WWL, c1WMJJt. washings '. I '· What do you do with a man llko the luxQry you can afford •• • ·• : gures because rm a woman I doo't know anything and g 0 e • bllthely shHd ruining my eflllp. mont. Our U..al Good CIHnl.;. .. ,' Why seuJe_for leu lhaD MAYTAO .. . the wuber witb «dwivt performance features. long term depeadability aod proven quelityf I i 'I " I t ...., ~ Men. ltllpr,heiO doublc.wall.qaarc-hlbCMilt•ct•oD. You U¥1 ' I' aoq, .,aler aDd worl 5rwttr (.,..,.. ia ~quarulu­ _......... _ maaum lub witll coDedatped boltom. Get ynu ....tlin& 6oftc racer. Swiaa fred,-ud loct ill uy ot 10 poailion E~tr• a.tp rolll-.u ••-. ,.. '., ~ IMI .. NIA, "'- DIIAMONDS · For Everyone $39.95 "Is JiYerticuiOfir IIJiflhl"l lib Sflii'OIJfllew?" Deelded Fate It was up to tile spectators to decide whet)ler tile llfe of a defeated Roman gladiator should be spared. By pointing their thwnbs down, they could Instruct tbe victor to klll him. If the crowd waved and applauded, the defeated gladiator llved to 6ght another day. ASK TO WED PT. PLEASANT - Darrell Franklin White, 19, Mlddlt(IOI'~ 0., and Deboraha Diane Tennant, 16, New Haven, have ,made Ill opplleaUon for a marriage license in the offtce ot the county clerk. OHIO VALLEY &HEA to $1000.00 At Tho Homo Ollnotollt Crodlt • lclwtni .... ...,.... TIFFIN CREDIT JEWELERS 112 I. ....... There are eight (four pairs) of sinuses iD tile human akull. flexible. w.r.tl .. ,._ ...... o\djlllllble lep. Set wulau M -...•-• comronawe 1or you.. Adjuat lo loon. ' SIRVICE ,....,., m!g!Jt got terribly cltnn s,y with the storm windows." lawnmower, and outdoor palnthrush - man's de- partments. Getlt?- H. Dear Helen: 1 found my husband In an af. en. it' 1 as it he were still away. I know the affair Is over, but he wontt speak 1o me unless ftis necessary, and he sleeps on the " •. • .... ·.;: ... (T =: Ignores us. Only when we bave company ls he his old oelf. Then he talks to me and even teases. As 100n as friends leave, he clams up again, I love Ill)' busband terribly much, but ru be btadlng lor the divorce court If this keeps up. He hallll't oald a Wllrd of endoarment or ki ased me ln tllree montllal - LOST INTEREST IN LIFE Dear Lost: Have you modo It plllln t h e gboat of his glrl friend lm't nttUng around the hoUse? Amao can't act natural with a third part;y preiOIII. Perhaps he's doing peoanet because he thinks 100 eopeet lt. Ma;rbe he' o walling for you to make the first move, whUe you walt ln hurt o!lonee for him to come to YOU. Sod how IIWIY marrtageo drift apart because each partner expool• the other to say u oil . So say It, friend: Somebocl1 hen tol- H. Dear Helen: I certainly felt for llle ..,.... •lho bousht ._live Cbr!stmao gllta for om .. worker• and 11'1 very UtUe ln reWrn. I joined m.v ftrm last November. lmmedl&tely lwaaapproached for a farewell glft 1o the lirl I WIS replac!ngl Then lt was a birthday preaent for myboaa. M)' salary; Minimum hourly wage; his, wer $15,000 a year. Then l was told they exchan&ed $5 gifts at Cbr!stmao, plus a $3 donation towards clocorat!ona aad a party, I eMed up hav[lllf1o apend more for my 11811 ro-workera thiD I could afford for my -ldlrcnwdllter. io rd• 0011cb, He h I - I lolsband..U. every respect except for betni remote. He took two part Ume jobs besides hts regular ooe, to help with ttnances. He tf.kes us on picnics, to roovtea, but w..-·"'· , ' "p:uL'S _...ill. beaed to come home, but Hel- bulldl..... .'!!.. ' 7130 ' ·. -:= · . iirAJi.r .· I II. '' ., i•l many cases, people who have it say it ~st' lla. Ask someone who has electrit heat .. .. ·.. ask us ...' or call a Reddy Kilowatt Recommen~ed Heatlnl Dnler. 't{ DHfD POWER W . INIT I •' . •,' ,, ' • . ·- - A/(j~~ flr 'I~ TBI \\1&1 ·~·~ <. . .'.t." ~. ., ' .. , ~· PaJW, llcllltrt SUIIdll7 m, Sunday EvqeUstle moellqJ, So;booJ . !qt. Scbool, 7:30p.m, Prayer meotinl, Wed·, clllitl tor all - · 9:30a.m.: nelda1, 7:80p.m. l(clriiiJw Waroblp, 10:80 a.m.: . TIIESALVATION ARMY-~· 1m'S Sonlll7 ,6&10 p.m.; E;van- 1111Y R117 S. Wln[lllf, ofllcor In rllllle Bonlee Sonlll7 7,atl p. cbarp, Slmda,y, 10 a.m.,~ll· m.; ~: Pra1er maetlall ne 11 meelllwl10:30 a. m. sunw~ 7iM p.m.; Million· daJ Sebool. Y- POople's Lelq ~ Wednellla,y &ion. 7 p. m.; Salvatloo mttU.., $-lvl& ~· , , 'OIMCb IDIIllb 7 !,R,!Il• 7180 p. m.: 'l1urlclll7, liD 3 p. ......4iaa ~Mad iDatbll' SYRACt6E FIBST UNITED m.; Ladles ll<lno Loaguo; 7p,m. llr~ ilrJYia, ~. PRESliYTEIUAN- Rev, Linlon ,Prep clatsel, 141'· d llrl. Scott of Co- H. stol>blna, pulm-, Wmolh!p, 9 liT, MORIAII BAPmT-Mid· himbua- .iq a. m. Sllllll¥ Scbool, 10 1. m.; · dleport, earner d. FGurtb and 11ar1eno and Bgilt studr and prllftlr oenlee, Main st. Raborl Jack1011,pu1Dr. Gol!ama w~•· 7 P."" · SUndl,y School, 9::111 a. m. 1 ~~orn111 .. ·EDDIIJNlTID BRETHREN IN iDs -Jblp, 10:3lla. m., Arnold ., CHRIST - EllleD II, BlaH, 1111- · Rlcbarda, tq11. lllr, ~ Sdtool, 10 a. m., . RUTLAND nRST BAPTL'lT ~ 110111111H..... llonlln& ......... J, Jackson, palllor.·. ~~;~~~MMr;: l1 a. in, EvoniJW lOrY• l/lwtr Hff(ce, 9:30 L '"•I SUD· ""' ''""'~' " • cit .C hrl- ~- 7130 p. .., Sobaol, 10 ...... Mrt, Ger• .u.s = 1} ..,...., ' ' . I ' ~lfdl~,,..lio . .. ~ llid . - . i ,.;,. . s L ~-/'" ~ ; :a:: ... • I I. ~j'.. " ,;,, ,:<, .Till'! ALMANACj · . · ;Jl:'t!lii~Moalllterlltloqll . ~.·:' ' '< . , I ... With the hq)e lt will, ln sc:me measure, roster and help sustain u.t whlcb 11 aood ln famib and community lire, this reaturelssponsoredbythe business firms and orpnlzat10111 whose DUnel appear below. HOYT'S SOHIO SERVICE HEINER'S BAKERY I ~ " ~. """ 11, tlli 129th' clot ol .l~ witb 117 to . . ' •\ ' . ;'· ~~~nile~ ·~ lutler, Sltll. Worablp 111. m, Bl&lllat Tnlnflrlt IDII tecand Sun· i I WFSI' IIIAIN ST. POIIEROY, 0. SUPPORT TRE CHURCH OF YOUR CIIOICE BAKERS OF GOOD BREAD HUNTINGTON, W.VA. f-ll GOEGLEIN READY-MIX CO. PHONE 992-3284 MIDDLEPORt LYONS 11 MEMBER OF 111E BIG 3" GENERAL IIERCHANDISE TUPPERS PLAINS PH. 667oll2110 TINY'S FOODLAND BOGGS EQUIPMENT MIDDLEPORT, 0. SALES - ALLIS CHALMERS - SERVICE FARlll - INDUSTmAL - LAWN- GARDEN TUPPERS PLAINS PIL 667.au5 v...:...•• flatted . three dollars a month more than other types of heat. And, '' .. - llr. ll.nry Davlo, Cbellblra; Mr. ~I VIII M-, SlorJa .... m. _ _, __n~~- --- Jilin; llr• lllro. ........... TfeD~,7!80~~ , 1111111 and dauilller d. ft4c!no HEATH IIE'I'II~·· "~H Raile -,lotted Rev and lllro John -llldlll~:Rev.lll¥~. . . l)oqeh.• ' ' J.ll!alt• Jilek ~. Cbuob, ~""' lllro. GeoO ~. SdioOI ,~;.:•;::: IMllo, Mr-11111 Mrs. Jay ""'i\""-......-'---.,..----'-a._m..;,''_:.·_..,._....,..~·-·- llcattp Colllllll>u~ .Jalt.d ·y r 1, '·' !lfl, a., Pmll111_. [c111..CII. The advantages of electric heat are available to you-whether you live in an older home, a new home or a mobile home. And, the cost is reasonable. Generally nol over two or Old Town 1<"1...... N· e·,...s ' I ': i: R. H. RAWLINGS SONS CO. OIUO'S OlJJEST DODGE DEALER MIDDLEIIORT, omo .l i OHIO VALLEY BAKING CO. BAKERS OF HOLSUJI Bl!EAD MIDDLEPORT, 0. ...rn.-.. METI!0. ~·~(,~If~ """ . • Leo' .· ,•....-~.:.....!" P.:; AN'f HARRY MILLIR oi 'Iii . munl~l\011 "\'4 ~donf " boeauo when folb ,..,., olclor tberbacome pnooeuptocl wltll thm""" ll'*'e orbit ot ll!ol l1llllor eortatnly onion Ufo eonoploa, ly prooecupled wltb bbuolf, Bid he l>qlna ID walk o•d ta&-poh llw hill world bt.llooul ·' Tbofo wbr be naedo the nUctou tnlnina' our <hurdles p..mclo, Bll fo!th mori keep pace wllh bla ..._. ina',world. And u ,.......uJII, ill worolJip ·..,. CbtlatlaD dOYotloD, WO oood UUwlla the spiritual' clfla our ehnreheo - · For It really to a ~It! world. hll IC challeDIIU, opportunllleo, and p..,.U:. ina: tomorrowa. It aiW&J~ loob t;bol way to a tff'owiAg 10\\1, ...,-..= fair, and forgave him. We were separated IWQ weeks, then be MAYTAG WASHRI I'' p, fol~ .., tba' • ... older the world rrowo ....u.r. ·1 1boea... of the........,. Gf IIIOIIorn- m., w••• ' ASSOCIATED RADIO AND TELEVISION It's Such .aBig~ Wo~d- ...._.,SebOol , So )lst a plea to boose• and componloo: Pleate liold down tile collec:t!ona. We aren't IIOJ'Idna to 110cillll2e but to help J10J the rent, etc. - T, H. ( I • ·nr. !amlly. WE ,,. By Helen Bollel Doar Helen: Please toll me wfzyohwiJY Is It IJlllldlng )ldgment ln the lllliOOI1I o1 $6,040. The blll ol complaint that a man wbo can take apart a state• that on Ma;y 28th, 1968 whole ear and put It together atbe plalntltra housetrailer, tul- gain rlsht can't mallter a little ly ~. wao oevorely clom- llimple ope:rnUm llke punching qed by rire whlch was covered the rtg!Jt but1oo oo an automatby lnluraoee policies with tilt . Ic washing macblne? Or wilY he defeadaol and the defondant fall. always fouls up tlle d!abwaaher ed and refused to poy oald clom- ..-erbeuoes!t7 He wouldn't think of overload· ago u COYered by polleiea. tnr the eaglne 1o hi• power aaw, but he'll put 20 pounds o1 clothes ln on lli>OJIIId washer and wonclor wilY It olq>s splmiJJg. And 111 matter how I toll him, be ft. 2-Hour . DRY QfANING TIFFIN CREDIT JEWELERS uS..• 11 ·l 1.ao 2 BYF;"i Helen Help ANOTHER "·, carnr Are Filed $1,500 from the deCendant•, or o!ther of them. The _...t adlm la st;vled Charl11 M.. Taylor va. Mimehorns lniRU'ance Company, Tulsa, Okla. with the plalnUtr do· ' . ~ lfcitsblil, 10:4$ 1. 11.1 laJO. · 1!1114--'WMk lll'iii'M' m' .t,>!'lt•r ..,u_ p, m.illrl. 111, 7,30 P. "" · -~. w~"~'· ~·· outii Fr~FtU£. Smiii!, •IN:· • • ~·---· ~lalilelller, ·"'" 7•JIO • l'OMEROY ·LowER LIGH'l -· Y -r- c~~arch- ~u. Bnad ..:: · ~: m. Suadl1:~ .. B4Y, 1!0l' <raylor, JJUfol', Hila .MT, . IIEI!MPN UNITED. • -1111, !. S. SUpt. i $\IIIII" ·. BRETHIIEN IN CHRIST -lllv. Sdtool, 9:30 a.m.;Woroiili.>aerr• Mel'HI Smltlll paolor. s ~ n da 1 .leo. 10:80 a. IDol ·Ewnhll - · ~· 9:30 ~ "!>I Rua..U-~ _8, 1180 p.,-m; .....,,.. anet ""~'• ~~ Alfr6d Wolf.,, alotot:- Praile oenleo, 1b1Jrlldi;)', 7iall 41!1'• . lilt. kornlllli Sermon 111. II., Jolllo . ,.,,..,../_.............,.,m' ~EifiiE'I,'IIOiliST CIIURCB iwnbw aarmon, 7:30p.m., alter· . THBcRill'"""" Mimlv.,.,., -l'liilillli'lir~ Cllftll Sdtool 9;U lllltl11i each SuiiiiiJ, Claal'~ , CII\JRCH - Rev, C, J. [Aeley, .. .Iii.; \t~ amtce, io:lli. 1111 11 ...... .lltomatiDII SUnoiiJ pallOr. c~~ar<h Scilaol, 8180a.m.; 'ffi'," I~J!I,CI!IIU~oe, 'l',ao .mcmdiiiiO.:'DaWIIIolter, cia 11 W..-lhlp I01"VIeo, lO,atl a._!D. Lll!!ol >·· ~~o·lau W~, 1'UIIllC ~ lllllie\-, Cl1rllllan E-.w, 7:30 RACINE METHODIST.- W. to lll'l!d ~"~eo, G'-1· Po m. "'l'J ·olhet Sunday eve- Dele McClurg, pulor. Sunday · lllloO: mlid~; ~erew.s,s. n11w. Jttn Sexaoll, president. 'ftebool, 9:$0"a.m4w..-1111Pa""~ ··Mro. ~VI!IIVl'lllkea.oi'· Prl\)'er - . . , 7:31i p.m.tvel'J let, lO.ao a. m., .llall..- choir Pal'*' Wi, Jl«VaaWI!Dsa,lllli- W.,...._, Board meoUnr. 7:30 priiCtlct, WOdnoadoy, 8-.20 fl, m.; ~ dl~;· · · · ~~o• lint MDnday of lilonlh. · Son1or CboiJ' pOadice, 1bm'ldaY, . THE • '" .. ; . ·. 7:80 p, m. ~ H111tler j:lasa · . POIIEIIOt FIBST BAn1ST- , POMEROY TRINITY UNITED ' meet!Ds, fourlb FrldaJ of eaeb METii- ~~.· R~wliuoml, ·pallor. Jolm ciiURcH or CHIIIST- Ret. w. monlll at 6 11o pi. wealeyan s.rv. ~-;,...._ School, WDe,, Sunday . SChool ........· 11. P.rr!n, ,Pdlilr. l'ltrlck D. ole Gtdld, fourlb ~of each a. ,..,.. tend!JIII. Salila1 SebaOI, 9:80 1. Wood, Supt. Sunday Scbool, 9:15 IIKIOih, 7:30 p. m.; Julilor IIIP. 9:30 1. m;l .WorlhJP. aervioe, M.1 u-.1- wlirlhlp, 10!JO o. • m,•, 10:26 a. m. MYF, 4:30 p. 10. eaeb &mda,y; 10:80 , 1.; m; YOitiii, &!I!' .Junlor p. i!; · l llble Study, Youth choir ;..oal,llaldaJ, Stollar Hl8h MYF, 5,atl p.m., 1 )'OUib W'ftoe, 6:4$ P. m. Ew- Wti!De_,,1 p. ln., Choir prae· 6:30 p. m. 111'1. Manln Burt, eaeb SUnday, llllw -•lilfi, 7:30. 'PrQer and . uet;8:30 p, m. W-odty. <llnelor:, Sea1ar eholrrehearaal, PORTLAND IIETIIODIST ._,_ . .. .. , ·' ........w.......... ..,..,._, 7-30. • .. Tilui-eday, 7:30p.m., Jlrl, 1'1111 Rev. W. n.1e lleCiurl, putor. LAUREL CLJFr Fiii:B~ UNnED FAITif. ClltJIICIIllT. UNION BAI'Tm- Rev, ~ dlnclor. '11111rlda1, oil 811111117 SchOol, 9:SO a.m.; Wor· ' Olur CHUJicit- Sim4vScbJiol . Neue. Sttlhment - lloliirt E. Cecil COX, lJIPrr, Slllll117 Scbool daJ, ~ Bee quUIIJw party In ahip 101'\'!eo, 7:1141 P. m, t:30 •. iD;, __._ Obnbip,' lbltfi,.Sr,, p'aotOr, llmdl,ySchool _.....,_, Larry ~ ......h IOCial room. . OAK GROVE METHODIST . 10110 1. m,, ·- - ·· ~~ liooiioitli Matocin, ~Schooi;8:451.DI.ISundil7 ·RIITLAND CII\JRCH OF W, DalelleCiurg,paator.SWiday 7:30 p. lllol Wti\Jellllir ~- llmdl,r sebocil, 8:30 i. 'm.; wol'o evonllw ~· 7:30; WldnH· CHIIIST - ~ W, Carter, pal· School, 10:30 1. m.; WorshiP . 1111 Youth Ctuladera, 6:30 p, m.. •hlP Sin!Ce, 10:80 a. m. and dll7 grayer and Bible lllal;y, 7:30 tor, S10idll7 Scbool, 9:30 a. m.: 11nico, 9:30 a. m,, first and aac1 pl'lfer mlltinJ, Toll Pol!lo. 7'.30 p, IIi. NCbllmdl,y,ll!llowtt!<, P. m, CCIIIlliiiiDion and worohlpoel'\'lce, Chin! Suada.r each mmlh. Tlwrll1ojo, choir pnctlce, 7 p, PI'!Vtr llltednr. W-adiQ-, 7:30 10:80 a. m.; Prayer mtotlqr, ZION CHURCHOF CHIUSI Sll'M'ON METHODIST _ Rev. Tlmn4aY, 7:80P.m, V. IL Bra· Polll8l'lll' • Harri1011Yillo Road. , m. II, Ell&tM GDI, pa01or; Pbll 11-'m. Will, !q!t. ' · . W Dale lie~ · ley,&wtE.... Underwood,paator, Ken; '--'· · "·· ¥J!!NO ""'"'"H oF CHIIISr ' · ' pa• • &lnCII!STER .im!ODIST Charge' netb Grover, &ulda,y SChool~ i.. -lloanlo DEXTE!lllwofell, """~H Of'pu!ISr . ·.. .:;:;-:.:: .;..~.&..~-.;;...; dll7 Scliool, 10 ·a.m.; Worsllll> "· ..... pUior, Nol'o liG!I'IIIU _ , _ ...,...__.,...-, ~. 9:30 a. m., ,_and - Rev. l'earl A. .,..w, pallor. sUnday School, 9:30 a. m.; Woro ' ; 1111111 c. ww, ll(ll. llmdl,y Scbooll . Senleel -"b: i!t 9:30 ._ 11!-. foorlb Sunday eadl m¢ Clll!llTEII: Wcnblp, 9 a. m,; 8h!p service, 10:3U a. m. &ln<laJ< 11~ 1. .., Wcirablp OtrVIee, · ~.flrlt IIIII OdrdSullbi ' , . Slmday School, 10 a. m,; Mra. evonllli 10rvice, 7 p, m. Preyer· 1 Chrl- ElldoaW!r · 1/liiiCIIIIIl by Cbarlelllwloell Ill CIIESTER CHURCH OF THE Wald SpOncer, Ill¢. FLAT· meot[lllf. Thuracloy, 7:30 p, m. · 10130 ~ llmdl,r....._ e:aoa.m. !· NAZARENE . - Rei>.' ' Her!J!ort woom: ChurchScbooi,Sunday, i ." JIAil!IE· FIRST CHUI!CH Of RR41)FORD CHUBCH OF Gnte, pallor. Wonl\ljl Hoice, U a.m., Jolm Bally, aupt. Wor· ST:JbfiN'S LUI'IIERAN-Brl· 'I'IIE NAZAJU:IE CHIIIST - Cbarlel Ruasall, pta• 11 a. Ill, ancl 7:30 p.liL, SWiday, lhlp aenlee llllmlaleo with AI- an ~. pastor. Morning wor• 1:10 !f. xa.; ~ WGI'IbW tor,•Rl. . .. GllktY, S1Wt. ~ ·Sundil7 School, 9:30 a.;m. Riel>- fnd and Flatwoods, Services ohlp, V a. m.; 811111117 School, . 18:3!1 •0::-m,; 'ii:Nbw Wcddp,' clot ~-~!0 L m.; ~ af4 Barton, ,Supt., Charles Bls- :"' .eb":...morrdlwk. or eveniJw, ol 10~~LIII'HERAN - 32 . : 7l30p.m.Prllilr ottrV!eta, 7:30· Wonblp, ~ I. Ill.; EYeaiiW oell,alll.-s""-Pnyermeetp, II!. Sunday~ -.ldp, 1 p,m, WedneldaYBII>Ie 1111, Wednellla,y, 7:30p.m. GRACE EPI!COPAL ·£.Main E. Second st., Pomeroy, Slllllay ~ l'IIIIIDIMOclln- · ~· 7:30 p, m. ,st., l'lltneroY -Sunday wonhip SchoOl; 10 a.m.;Worsh4>aenolee lock, Putor, Rev, Jlorrli N.. I¢0RGANIZED.CIIIiRCH l:Jr' HARiliS9NVILLE PIIESIIY, oenice, 10:80 a. ln. with lal-· 11 a.m. W.lllr.._ _ ,, JOIUI Cbrilt ot Wit..- Day · TEmAN - Mro. Norma Loe, ltadera, SYRACUSE UNITED METROTUPPERS PLAINS . UNITED Sai)lto, Portland • BaeiM - . Sondoy School ~ SEVENTH DAY ADVENTIST DIST CHURCH - lllv. Paul A. . METHODIST- !lcnliiiiiWoi-oldil Sunolay Sclololt 1:30 o. m.; 11om- !iWJdlll School, 9:30 a. m. Suit, Chureh - I'Gneroy, Mulberry Sellers, paalor. SWiday School, 9:30 1. m.· at toraior IMI build- 1111 Worsh4>, 10130 a.m.~ dV oervlce, 8 P· m., the lllv.• HeJcbll Road, north d. Veterans . 9:30 a. m., lien Qu!oed>erry, IDs- ·E:pnJCied SWidiJ ScbiJoloes- eveotJw ...teo at 7. WedneldtY · llax Dooahut of MlddlepoJ:I llmnorlal liotlllllll. PbiUij) Gog· Sltl~ Mornlnc worship, 10:30 a. "" ,_ . .._._ ·-• ~- IIPaaiJillil, , or, putor, Wti!Dellla,y, 7•30 p, m., llrot and lhlrd .......,each ot llll'lll'J to irll!le ob · ;·-··;,!'~ -·•et• ,...,, · m., Bible Slucly and-ermeet- m~• E _,_ ___, 11 11 . ._;...llilr'morMethodlst&D- <'-, ._.- .Frtderlck,J,Stoo JEHOVAH'SWlTNDISES Lar• IDs Saturday• Sabbelh School ~• ve•._ evange s c ... 119:30 1. .._, llro,'J a m,e 1 blrt: .' . _ l'J C11'111ban, o:io ._ m.; Worlh!p, s...: service, 7:30 p. m., stconcl and , 9 30 1 Stou~ cblldr....a BR4DBURY CHURCH OF· Slalil7l Blblel.......e. &.atlo.m . I'UIST IJNITED PRFSBYTER· !oorth Sunclays. &u!iiJr Clwreb SchoOl, ldu!l'lllll ~RIST- J&IIIIIIL Smith, Pas- Wlllleb TOim' lllldy, 130 a...:: IAN CJIUiiCH _ Middleport, BETHANY UNITED METROI 10:80 1. m.; JUnior blab;; tor• SWiday SdJool, 9:30 a.m.; Wednetday: Bible lludJ, 7 p. m: Guest lllDloter, James Buchan- DIST CHURCH - Rev. Paul A. .. IOiilor bJcb and .!'OWW adWIJ SupL Glell E'IIIIIL Church ,.... Tburtday: llllialr7 ldlool, 1 p, 1111, SWiday School Superlnto"' Sellers, pastor. Morn!~ wor· - l n formarW8t!Jod!atCimreh . vieeo, 10:30 a,m.1 ...nloe, 7:30 m. Senloe metliDII, 8 P.m. dent. SWiday School, 9:30 a.m. ship, 9:30 a. m.; SWiday School, for ' ~ cburch)lchool. Bo711 p.IIL; W~, Pra1or oer• IIASOII CHURCH OF CHIIIST- Worah4> Sei'Yiee, 10:30 a.m. 10:30 L m. IDylhe Thetas, Supt. Haclile1, yGUib IQParlilteldeDt; vleeo, 7:311-p.DJ. . Miller st. _ EVora Weakley, Chtllr praedce, 7:30 p.m. Wed- Youth Fellowahlp, 6:30 p. m. poat ldcb eluo and ....... adWta pul«-. Bll>le ~lady elaloea, SiaJ. nelday. cARMEL UNITED METHOID !ormet l!UB citY, 10&.11. W..-lblpandproaeh· ASBURY UNITED METRO- · DIST CHURCH - Rev. Paul A. ,,_, , V~~-~tMo.=!._~.:: ~~~J''!"-I,_.'fl>•lliillll"' . .:~ _ lllv. W-U Se 9 3u0ero, pastor, Sun!IV,.,.,hool, •..- .. ,.~ ...., 10 .• •110: Bll>le IIUdy Stutlu, paofor. Sunday School, : a. m.; Wayne Roofs!; SltlL IDCIItill. Youlh Fillowlhlp tl<h and olll,.a, WIODtdly, 7:80 p.m. , 10 I. Iii.· Carroll Norris, .,_ Mo.rntnr worship, 10:30 a. m., . Sla:dlf, 6 p,DJ.In farmet...llatb-' Wor" ' , ._,. seconcland fourthSundaysofeach odiat,bullcltnr. Dl~ct)'GU111~. llftlcnl 7:$1l •. m. Wtd- MQRNJNG STAR UN,ITED WorlllW semce,lla. m., MYF month. Eveni!W e~llsUc 6 p. m. Sunday. Prayer meetlnc service, 8 p. m. secoad and (f ilntMQ!IdayDf•chiiiCIIIIIl. · Mlldl,y OYIIIllp at 7:$0 ~ IIIET(IODIST CHURCH - lllv. . and Bll>l all!oiJ ' . . IYWltm Alrooo, pulorJ J o h n Wednelldl,y, 8 p. m. third &mda,y each mooth. .:.... ~-""""' lllSsiON lhle,.;RQYVanlleter,Ant. POMEROY CHURCH OF THE SOVTII IIETIIEL UNITED ~. ~ban !q)t. Sundly School, 9:46 L 11.; NAZARENE - COrner Udonand ENTERPRISE UNITED METH· IIE'I'IIODIST _ Wm:~hlp; Heoitd - Bal:l ~ '· · •. llulberry. Rev. Clyde V. Header- ODIST .:. Rev, WUilam Alroon, llld bJrtb _511111$', qo I. m.; •RIIId. lltY. E. J. Gs:lflltiJ;iJUfOr, 100, pulor. &mda,y School, 9:30 Pas1or. Ralph Spencer, S!tJL; 10 . flr*l ·llld third~, 7:30p, m. ~ *boOI~ 9:80 ...... 1IDilII.; Rll7mood Walburn, !q)t. EldOII Weeki, A&l'~ Worship ser. . . . School t:IO Lillo Yi:a1h ~ Wllttid; IMII.,SWiday worlhlp Mornltw w0r1h4>, 10:30 a. 11.1 vices, 9:30 a.m.; SUnday School, FtiiOiilhlp ' · b~ ·._,rvl~7:30p.m.l'ra1tr..EvelliDIISoniee 7-30p.li.!M- 10:30 a.m.; Yooth FellOifohlp, 8 71 ' II T......·P:Ial"';• ··~' bf, . . .- ~.t Ill., llfl'. ...tee, 7•30 6:30. W-tcloy: Choir, 6:15 p. .... ~.....,.: ~· ,tal-d-. .FtecloJI.cli, · · • · ~; p. m. · • dlat·~oh. . , ,,,,,, .;YoulhFoUC!I'~~, p. ... _..._., ,.., \,_ m.;BlbleStucl,y,7:30. CjU!STEII CHURCH Ol'l ~ m. l!rtloit .lelillrl - , . FOIIFSf RUN UNITED METHCHURCH OF CHIRST - lllld.,_,. .,, Cbi-~IIII,D!UIIIr• · YiUIIi..i l ..:__,,c_ ' ' •'. , · I ODIST - lllv. Wend4!11 G. Slut- dleport, lllll and Main. Jack ..._...;:. Sdlool 8:10 I..,_; WC!i'•· ~......:i'.' ~lr"·"~ C o' . J,lr, Y(llllalll C cmell andllrtll4- 'tior pallor WonhlP W'ftee 9 Seltot, ...._ Bible Scbool, 9:30 ~c , ' -... ' ~~ ...,am,., -,HIJBCII - .Allleal, lllr. and llrO. VIr' ' ' ••-••'-'• 3 llldp • • • U a. Ill.;~ QF ro(ln - ~ · st., XI'!!'!• ;;JDOw*' and fllDII Gllllade L m.;•Suadal' School, 10 a. 11. I. m.; ......nw,. wor• ...,, 10: 0 a. -*'t,7.aop.m.~~- w va.~'*" Iii~ ' 7 ' lllra.FrtdNeut.SitJI, m.;~wonbip,7:30p,m.; tHi ~ 7:10 Po ai,' Yqotll .,:...;...,..-;.:w<;,,U..• ......_ "'' ~ aJrcll, local, violted 111NERSV1LLE uNITED Pra1er aenlce, Wednetcloy, 7 P. . ' 'l'l • 7:30 . ~- w.,.,":""'•· .. ""~· Vn. ~ J..onr. ' ' ·, . m,llfY. ~Moyer, pastor, ~-~ ~- ~ ~ 7JIO.Jio:~ llri: . Arawr All... lira liETIIODIST - lilY. Wendell . CHIIIICKOF THE NAZARENE ......., olllp, .ftrat ~ ... _..,..,. ·J!I'I\YW ,..m.,,wtd- lloolitl •'All . Newan; Mr, lilulltr, p~~~or, SUnd!f Scllolll, . . b111111,t,aop.m.tbiiiii'·Tfl>. · ·· .., . · ' • 9-a. 111.; ~te-wiaeu.~t. :-Mldc!leport.Rev,Audl'JMIIIer, ' K ~VI! Cbrlillill nolat. ....,, ,l'bllqo'l'la-1• ' illd ¥~"•· liar~ Kefe,o,. , ,Worahlprenleo 1D-I.m. ,pallur.LoaterTa.ylor,SitJI.SIIn· Clltireh ·• JoiN ~111, . i~r.mw~ · '11-,. .P,ala*ill) Mr. lad lira. lOTI . ' da)-· Sclulol, 9:30a.m.; Morning .,..., J1., inta1or - Clm- , ~....,....,.'!"~' . . , ., . a-, Kofea.and 1011, ~.oil Ylllll- I, SYRACt6E CHURCH OF THE Wtinblp, 10.atl a. m,; Julilor So· ~~~and -~~~~~~~t;l!l llli7.JIGiol.• ~- , · 8J81\ ell Mr. tad Mro. CUI A!Mr~GD. NAZ~ENE ..a.., A. F. Millar, el~, 6:30 p, m.; NYPS, 6:45 p, "\C Actions came violently Ill. Upon examInation of remains ol bottle It llhowed many forelp material• - uneatable objeclll. The plainwts are oeoklng judgment ol I '"'M""' Plll'tllaoe ol two ..,. lllltn>menll tar the lionel aad an Ice eream IMltial waa planned by the SOUthern Locol Bane! Boosters Aaan., at Ita ftrst recui4J' meelhw of the new school year ·r~· :.l)'' ' • ' eel by a bond concert at the Ice cream IMltial on A/.18. 25. The preo!clor4, Kathleen Mill'rts, presided at the meollnc1'11en other IIIOIIt,Y making pi'QIOcts were diacuaaed. A momberohip drive wW bo Tueadly evening. The tww:l drlve cur the instru- held lmmedlawly aftBr the """"' ment• - a ftbregiass tuba and ing of school and each one who a bo" drum - will be launcll- purchases 1 membership card will be alven a bun!i>er sUcker with the 1ehool name. Dances foiiOifllllf home footboll games and Tag Day are al· so be[lllf scheduled. The gr<q> also discussed selling "Smill~ Scott"' productalater in the year. Band Director Robert Shaver said the ban:l is 1'Very enthusiastic over the coming year am everyone ls warki~Whardtomake it a successCul one.'" He stated that instrumerts are ln good condition afrer the drums PT. PLEASANT - Tlro clvll ac:tioaa have been tned ln the and some Instruments were repaired durlug t h e smnmer <trice ol the circuit clerk. Olle !1 st;vled Kevin Wayne months. BaMers tor trumpets Jones, an Infant, who aueo by ard trombones are being made nex1 ol friend, Martha J, Jones by 1 committee including Evelyn Hollon, Vlrgln!a Burke and & Martha J, Jones va. Royal Mary Lou lhle. Crown BciCU!Ds ~- MidA committee meeting wUl be dleport, 0., and JohniOD'I Marheld next week to further plans ket, Jackson Avenue, Pt. Pleasfor the ice cream social aJXI the ant. Tile b!ll o! complaint state• next regular meeting will be that 011 Ma;y 26, 1968 tho plain- SepL 3, Everyone willing to hell> is till purehalled a cartoo of Royurged to atterd these meetings. Ill Cnnm Cole from the Jolm0011 Market and tho dllld drank from a bottle of the cola and be- t !If · ' · , ' 'JVili Get Tuba, Drum .,' ' ,_\, '' ' ', MARK V STORE MIDDLEPORT, OHIO \ RAY RIGGS' INC• • J.Jncoln- Mareury- comet- EngliehFard 593-6601 85 N. COURT ST. A'111ENS,·Co, t------------+------------1 LEIVING COAL COMPANY WILUS ANTHONY PRODUCERS AND DISTRIBUTORS OF mGH GRADE COAL WEST COWl\IBIA, W, VA. PLUIIIBING AND HEATING 99M550 240 LINCOLN ST.. MIDDLEPORT ROYAL OAK PARK F AIIIILY RECHEA110N SWIIIliiiNG ARNOLD'S SOHIO SERVICE ATHENS RD. POMEROY,O. 992-roll& A FRIENDLY PLACE TO BUY RACINE Fli-VALU MARKET CROW'S STEAK HOUSE THE STORE WITH A HART RACINE,OIUO • KENTUCKY FRIED OUCKEN POIIEROY, OlDO t---------------+---------------1 SWISHER & LOHsE , HEXALL DRUGS ALI.~ PRESCIIIPI10NS ' PbiiEROY, 0. TUPPERS PlAINS HARDWARE PAINTs AND GENERAL HARDWARE TUPPERS PLAINS, 0. 1174111 . ' �. " ·· J\:.LiTTLE ..~~•_ 'HO """'.... ... ....... ...................... ............... ............................ .. .... ...... ...... .. .,. ..... ... IHULA'IOWI n. ,......... ,...,... rllld tM ..,..•.-...,..........,.m .... IMtrnlt I-"*'- · ·, ~ ,., W•Rt Ail lfl"'ke ~ -":·-~ · I ........... 1hhl ...........,....... ,. MltltiUflll ~rtl 7k 1 . 11 ........ ..,... ............. ,........ . ''" ....,...... ....,..... 11 ..... .., Wen! th. U - ca 111 live . . DIIIITJtll • ,... IIIII .... 1111 ,.111111 wttttla 1t ..,_ CARD O' TMAIIU 6 NnuAIY ttJI..., H...,. MIRJIII'""- h. ...II ..MI..,.... IL ILUID A:ll .._. . . . . . . CMI'It ,., ...... ......... ,.......... ......,. ......... . .PICI NOUII BAND EVERY Notice Frida!' hill t ' ' . ... ' QJIALn'Y 66 SS 396 H. T. C<q>o, 4 speed trills., Potlilractl011. oval tires, red interior, White finish. Radio ·11111 h~tr. Real pert'onnance. .· 62 CIIEVROLET ••••••• , , ••••••••••• , • • ••1095 s. ~ort ecq,e, v..a engine, automatic trans., power silertrw and brakes, gold ftnish with golld vlllfllnterior, buekot seata. R aoJ Ft 65 CHEVELLE • • • • • 1595 Malibu Conv. V-8 engine, powerglkle, ndlo, heater, new 0 •••••••••••• I ••••••• whitewall tires, green exterior li.nlsh with white l1)'loa. tq), ~i a.t44tc YOUTII RIMY AL at Freodom Goopel MJsslon Cburoh, Bald Knobs, 7:30 p.m. each ev.,. lnl. Augual 2S 8lld Hill. Ernell Deetor. claso leader; Bev. Robert Smith, ...... lilt; Reo. E. J. Grllnth, paslor. Spodll singing Pui)Jic II lllvlted. a.t4-llt zz. '' ' •' l I, '.\ ·~ ·111 ....r ,\.'~~- lfotorrcO.n OPEN ElliS. 1:00 P.M. · POMEROY. OHIO lo!!!_____..,._______... For lent ,. ~' ., f; /-' 1 ~~ ' :•.1 I .. , . f ~ - .', ;. ' ·.\' f' . ' '' ·nuw• r.s.le 9~ spOstWtri GIVE ME 1 --- JI'OR A JOB Rl done (teiiDc eleiD earpell wltiJ Blue :t,u. tn. Rent eJeetrlc ~~~am....... $1. Bater Pumltunl. ..lJ.«c =-=------- - · - SAVE~ACE Fill STOti&E MOTH PROOFiNG AIC ·(UAIIEIS w-. ,..... -4. TWO CAiliiR llldcllepJrl, u.uc ..._, tlraln ' 1111., ........ lnlllle. " - IIN!Ir. &-11-tfe ~ WAffl'l) I INFORMATION NEWS WANTED I ROUND W()CiD ALL SPECIES Moxltouoo Dl111etor 10 lo. Mlnt•ulft Dlaoiotor 2 l.n. "''"'"'"'" Lonatlo ~ foot ss.oo PEl TON DELIVERED TO OHIO PALLET CO. ____... . 992-2689 ._ POMEROY, OHIO · .. ·- LOCAL REPOm DAILY AT pp . 7:50 A.M; 12 MOON, 3 P:M. I ~ 13 ~\\ .... g I ~J \ _lp-,....,t.. . HO ... U\ ... 011, AND 4:30 P.M. COOD! />. MMJ Keeping Meig~ i' Gallia and :' Mason Area Iriformed As Well As '· ~D 'STICK 10 001'-.JG I.LJI.\AT HE lQ.JOOJS e.EST! Entertained HOBSTETTEI BAILEY'S RESTAURANT .. Fors.le iOO BALES of Jood baJ, Fwd baler ml ndlber lind ... goo praeltcally new, 0111 111oam jenny. T1lne white face ecm, me two year old !fen. lord bull IIIII yurly belf«. See JIJIIOI Hollaa, Sr.. JIODin. viDe, Ohio. Pbolle 111-4007. &-!Nip SEWING MACHINE. Tbll maddne equipped to ate .... mab buiUiabolel, dam, m bullaas, 1111 wllboul allleb1110011. AIIO baa 1111111 Giber leaturll. PIJ just tlt.17 « Dmlb\J of ts. Wilt dmulrlle ID )'0111' home. Call Ill-Sill ..IMtc paJDJell!l BUSIN1!lSB ()pperlualtles: 111111 .IIJCB I WDK8 OLD PI'G8, aeU 0111 or !be otbar, llblmJflfJ (loleman, . . . .,.. , my'a Drive-Ia, « tlie G l G • . ..IUic cafe. Bolli dolal ueel1elll ~. Contael Guido J. Glrolaml for eomp1elo IDfor. mallon. S,.IUic 47 ACRES, old ~ IIIII bora. 2\lo mllel eaat of Chesler m Rl. 241. Phone Chesler B, 31111. a.tWtp . luslneu · 5lrvlcls I.IIMLIID'I'Ia ......,-._,.. ......... 22 1- __ _ ........ ..... _ -· .............. -.... -. -.... -ltiN A. S'IWDB. wbOII . . . . . Nlldaet ll Bftte 1. Olanood. ta. ... _., daJ ~ lab'. Loula •. , WN plmiU 1114 IIIII ,._ RADIO AND TV REPAIR, hclale UtlOD ........ btr b dlfellla& ill calli, llliiiiiDI, llle IIIII In; llallallon. Jolm lbrrlllm, 701 - loJ' dii'Dnlt flcllll Aid lMil J.. llrol4way 81., pbme . . . . MlddlapGit, T-14-lle "-"'· -. ..._ , IOJitb ......... wUl ... for ........ 011 Cit .au ... tU. ......... Loll1l .. ...,.... Plabdlft lnsuranee "~ aaeelledT ~· JIICll' ..... .... llclne? Cali ..... . t II !Ia ....11!1- l. B. O'Brl-., AttoftaQ' lor 118 MOBILE Home, IOilt, .Jal7 • b'nllbed; a1lo hal . . . . IIIII dryer, 2'111 ,anon latl oD IIDk IIIII lland IIIII two JmaD bottle JU iaJ61, • · Uo,d lluian, bebJnd llullallll Grlda S.hool. a.t441c SIIVEN ROOM . boute 1114 lot, Majlorl Rim BDI, Rl. I, coocl driUed nU, pbone ..,., 1-4-Uie P'OOR ROOM HOVS1!l, bath, -. tnlol. 1Jnloa Ave., l'emero!· Pbane fii.MIT. U.Uip !tiME paymenll of $15 or $1'1 euiJ. Muat aall 1111 NWin8 maehblo. Fully equipped to ... .... mab liultonllolea, 1111 m !Mkll•, ete. I llllllllbo old. cau ..... ..tute 8TEIIIIO • RADIO OONIIOLB. ' opoed lllterliJiu4 ciJuCtr. Dull volume OOIIIrol, 4 aput. « IOUIId ayNm, lcmiJ waJ. 1111 llollb. Tbll 1111 II n IIIGIIIba old. Tlb ... Jlll1· _.. Gl • prl' maath Cll' PIJ .... _ ....lt, eall -.am. &-!t-Ile IN MIDDUPOII' COII'Aa tfAYE MAfUY o. , WMPO . presents ..IWie - ..,4-«p 1'5 DEAL.'!-"r'OU GO«T AND 2 PAIR MOCCASIN--· . nl•-· ! ·.1'uahfWin' •••••• APAJmiBII'I', t'i I • I ~ 'fill .. Uf'f J; 'AJI(}fJ . .. . --- •. ..,...., J AM f..tAf ~ I() ,.: •6tstnW ' ltlll STEREO radio oombbJa. Hon. llandaome walnut - . Real Est1te. FQr S.le . . -;l'i-lllle. TbJs hu BSR automaU• BKANS, KEN'IUCKV. Woader: O'JIUiiN AND QIOW recm1 rh!IIIJW. Tab over 'I'IIRII:E ROOMl1 IIIII batll for. Plet yoor """' brill& KBAi.TY (X)JIIPANY payment~ of $15 per montb or nllbed ~pal tmeut, lH llultolner. " bullleL Andrew AIMOII' NI!W ~·. I be*aom pay ..... CaiJ ..... borry Ave. cau lfl.mt. Cnlll, sb: 1llilel above Ra&-!Wic ..IJ.ae cine 011 Rl. SSII. l'llolle :14'1,, panelln& ...... ar. plaee, tile, Will•to waD ..r•. 74141c pal, air ~; loll 'of TIWLER SPACE. Any IIIIo, aD 8ELMEI\ Clarlnel, Uled 0111 built lnl, tarue. patio, lml Cast .... $110.• I ROOMS 111111 bath 011 Jllee lot ulllltlea. Lorae lol, In bllld m R1. IS. CaD IIJ.IIII. lol talll elalt Ill. "7,D.OII 011, will aeD for $1UO. ~ 1o1m. Jolin Fultl, Ill Lac!ual .... ..,t-Ile 74tfe . JU.IINE - Y0UJ.1. 1AWB IT St., Middleport. P1me -1 . . . loll, t 1lrp bed- . 1111 or ..... a.IJ.IIp noma, 1\lo batba, I 1lrp eJ>o elaled pardiet, pleJJ!y clolel . lfiiCI an over. A Ileal ot ForS.II flt,IIID.OO POODLE PUPPIES AKC Toy FIIIINBIBD APAR'niiN'I' While aad stud servlee. 4 and W1nllll ::, FoR IIIINJ. 8 Jbo. Pbone lltUIG. LADY TO DO bouleworlt, llve BINBY Cl&AND 7-INOI• ln. Colllaet 0. lflndy Ll· We turn SUnday diMOrintoalam· berty Theatre. Pllone 18U25.1. POODLE PUPPIES, AKC Toy 11,y arratr with heam u& tascy lood lor au tile family .... mlnlaluN, fiS and up. Stud special children's portions. Dine aervlee and lJI'OOmlng. Pboae ADDmONAL wnm:ssES t1 in our pleal&llt atmosphere and .; 111-5443. 11 I tie aceldelrt 9allrday .......... ·: enioy gracious service .at a rea... AUJIIII I, 011 Court Street by AKC Golden Retriever pupplea, · · onable price. P'lrmen BIDt, '1'11011 red ... 5SI Aah St.. Middleport. ... TRY OUR BROASTED CHICKEN baelred ~ street IIIII bit MtS. a.a.tfe biDe Bul<k. Pleue.,!lll!'*' Mlrlon wtldl, llllll!lili'itl, POTATOES, beano, eabbap 218 E. Iofiin Phooe 99:/..9974 Pomeroy Clll11!11bwo, Ohio . .. ..U-4tp .,.. beell, Pllone aumc. lllily 5:30A.M. to 8:30P.M. - Sunday 7:00 to 7:1101 Clareoee Prolftlt, Portland, .•. .: . :·.-:_. - - ~-~ : ' Ohio. 7·7-tfe For S.le or Rent HOME CO~ Sundsy, .Aua. 11, II P'rnaum Goopel Millim wtth an day ..m..s. Bubt dinner at ....,, Allm'· nooa services. Reo. Eqene Gm. cuoat speaker; rpeclaJ HOUSE ON 11reo1J Bell'dl. lllnatng. Reo. Grlllltb, pular. lllup. CaD lliUI'Il ..ll-llp FIVE ROOM HOUSE IIIII bath. me floor partly fumlshed 11 PubUe II lmlted. &-14-41c desired. 8. Second Ave., For Rent Middleport. Can be seen IIJ SHOOrJNG MATCH, Sundsy, •ppolnlmenl alter s p.m. 1!:1, AlJIUIIII, hill 12 to 4. lllml, TIWLER SPACE, nady to boot up. priYIIIe, plenty of den Walbum, p11one . . . . bp. half of hog, Sbolgunl ?.f.tfe · oilly. Ra!llftd Amoriwl I.e- room for ebildreD lo play. " ' . . . . l-lf.41e lim Rome. l-1441c S'l'EBEO All l ~. 1111 IIIIJd. e1 walnut COIIIOie. , _ sell WILL DO ww1nJ at home - 10 I liO 'I'RAlL!R, ealn Dice. Multi preferred, m i..-1 are .., bouJb1 from over llpporl, poetets. """""· 91., Mlddlepart. " ' - hommlnJ. altentlono. siD<ted eompany. \!lUI 1111 m a11. a.tt-t~e Mrs. Freddie Tbabot. Malon, payments of t5 por IDIIIIIb .. Pllone !'IS-MS!. f.IJ.Ife wiD aeiJ lor 18'1 eub. Try " SINGLES IIIII fum1lbed IIIII ua. 1n your JJome. cau -.-. HAPPY HOUR. Sllonlnc SlJI1np l'umllbed lpltlmenll, Plale &-1J.41c ....,, 1-4-Uit Nile Club. S to f p.m. lllcJII. day tbru Jl'riday. Ladloe • 111111 HARLEY Daridlln molar· m!t'f Friday. utre PLENTY of space for one trail- eyele, 74 serlel, melleal """' er wltb all locllltles. In Syr• dillon, fi!IO. Phone - - ... NOW OPEN hill II A.ll. 10 II ..... cau • •· 4-11-tfe oee &. Stowart, Jr., MiJI. P.M. tba IIA:W Drift ID m ersviDe. 1-IS«< tbo by-pas Rl. 7. Soft ke JI'URiii8IIED .... ~ eream, Jood food, opodi1J m apartmenll. Clole lo IObool. CUCIJIIIIEIIS, by buabel pick· " ' - .. 1411. te.ll-tfe ed ".211, pidl: your own 75 Monday IIIII 'l'llurldq. «<<Il, a1lo bave melool. Dm TRAR.ER SPACE, aD utllltlet Hubbard, SyraCUIO, Ohio. omllable. Inquln Uf MuJber. ..,t-tle Wonhtd To Buv ry Iller I or S p.m. Write P. WANTED NOW, spedll prloe, 0. 1101 415 Pome!o,. J.lf.tfe FIVE ROOM HOUSE wltb Jarte Gl-. 131 lb., mb root $4 lb., !fay opple root ' eouts F1JRNIB11ED OARAG1!l apon. poreb, iiiOrm ....... and 'IIIJI. dmn, oellar, .... GUibulldiDI lb. Sob ..., to am BaDey, 1111111 m LlneGin IDD. UUIIIIea IIIII prop; \Here fmced "--nnlle, Ohio. ..lUte paid; ....... Clll)y. PlloDo ID. P1eaty . .ter. f'llone •. &-lt.lfe ANTIQUES. furniture, dim. llllleelluoous. Mn. llo1md NEWLY DECORATED, fumllll>. I$ P'OOT RU!f..A-BOIJ'I', 40 HP Cedi. IIIII W. Mllll St., J'ome. ed ..-tmeat. Multi IIIII reJ!lrlnrude mol«. e1eetrle .... !OJ. 1-15-lf• lereuce. II~ MuliMny, I'lL traDer, Ufe jaebll, ...... Mile ler, belli IIIII euohlonl; alllo aurf. ANI'IQUBS: Lady WIDII for boord. See n... Raber own bllme. Con use oil TWO ROOMS, baUt, fumllbed etne, or eall tfi.SID allfr 1 tlndl ci fumlturt, clllno, apertmeat, 1JI p.m. 1-lt.a.: Malbeny, Plale IIJ ••. ......,""'· cau Albeno • 81, »12te . Mile !3 HONDA '3110'' lln!am a n d Holmet, mently overllauled HeloWan!M 'I'RAILER LGTI. Bob'a llabl1e $3511. Phone 347-ZI'/0 or Me TRUCK: DRIYERS: Mull be Court, S,.r-, Ohlo on Slate Ro)IIDOIId Rowe, Rl. 2, Roe1ne aperlenced ... tandem nJd. Rl. IJ4, Plale . . .,. 1-IW!e elel. Apply In _ , ot the ..ll.tfe alter UO p.m. J'loDwo7 Ooment Blod< eom. JIIIII'. ..,... JI'OUR ROOM IIOiliiE, beth. Help W1ntecl .... 'HUlll. ..J.l.llp WiUIRAI, nile o1dft, mllll be of lepJ • . C'Ainloel Guido P'llRNlSII1!lD '1'110 BEDROOM I. Glrolaml. PHONE 992-21$1. lurniiiJed, llllural .... will 11!111 to 111111 work1nc ... eJcler. IJ JIOI'IOil, Pllone I'Grllalld M!al. a.IJ.tfe ...... ' I \ ' BPlllROOM UNnJliN. TREE ripened paldlea, plct JSIIED APAlmiENT, MwiJ them ,.unelves, Red !Wet cleooroled, pbme be'- 9 $UO bulbel, Sblppm Reds a.m. · IIIII S p.m. ~Ca. $1.15 buabel. Bring bulbeJ !Ju. ..M-Il< kell. Follow peach •Jcns !rum Rt. 50 IIIII Farson Street 1D '1"110 ROOM traDer. eYel')'illlnl Belpre, Frames Orebard. *· -~·;' . . I ' 'I'\PIO m ) ~; - \'; CANNING TOMATOES, fl,OI balbel. llriDI ........... Qer• aJdiDe aeland, Rlclne • S,.IJ.IIe ,~;;;;.;y A ran ' '., . z_ . BIG (HESli F~EI!ZIR '. ONLY, S21~.oo · "' OP p.m. to 2 a.m., SbeDIDI Sprtaas Nile Club. Beal blmd Male Help W1nted In the area. &-IHic NEED CASH! SeD fa m • a 1 Knapp Aerolred Sboea. PAINTING. INSIDE ml out; 117 or partllme. II1Jb CCJIIIIIII&. sims, plua bmwo Complet. ~ ... eontrorl. ~ ... l-INt< line for moo ml 'III)DlOII. Equipment fumisbed !ne. FRENCRIE'S ~~ Post Write to Gordon Rae. DJslrlcl New oebool tote bap. 10 Sa1el MJr.' SSM Dlltl7lldn Drive, O!lumblll, Ohio. am. cenll; dura ear wu "' 1 - . chairs, 'IV, books IIIII &-1Wtc other ml!cell.- Items; used elothlnl. lnlanll IIIII WANTED- Y..... man for Jn. adu!Js: cuotom made rubber side sales wort. II1Jb odJool llamps. Ope!l dally 2 to I degree and retaU upe........ p.m. Turn right off Rt. 7 at desireable. IDieJJlgence, ablJ. Melll<ll'lal Gardens onto Coon· Jty 10 Jeam and a pooltive at. ty llold 32, drive two mO... Ulude essenHal. Send letter lirsl 'bll!ldJng on Jell a""'"' giving fuiJ detalls on ocJuea. brldJO. Phone 91Ul73. lion, e~ence m1 aalary re. a.tf.Uit qulmnento and an lntorvlew wiD be arrall8ed. TbJs Is a BAND EVERY Friday and Sat- permanent pooltlon. l'<lmeroy urday at Jack's Club m Har· Cement Block Co.• P. o. 1101 rllooYille Road off Rt. T. 53'1. Pomeruy. Ohio 45!'a. Country muolc by Gayle M.. l-lil-3tc Donald 811:! hlll Drifters. I ; ,. ,li.M') , . ;·~ "'~ . ~ .. '"' \t;41Jt 2 .... .... .. ' ' " .... Dllltr ~. ')... -~ NIIUMA'IIItl , _ , llNIIIIM ' ...... c_.,..,.._ • .,...._ "' :, '- ftf()VI ...... . ., . . . . . : ...11....... ' ' '. .u,.......... ... • Alii CONDI'I10111NG Refrlpr. Ilion servloe. Jack's Refrlaeratlml, New .l bmi. . _ ..... 41tfe LOndon's subway an I em carried 9.5 million pusengers In the 11rst year of Ita exist· ence, according to lbe Ency· clopaedla ·Britannica. ModeiT.-a .' Walllell PDot• ·;~~ There Ire ooly 23,-~lctiVe . wome~~ piJoU fa 1118 ·United States, according to FAA tla· · urea. Aa of Jaa. I, 1.9118, ,1311f3 Garden City, Loa& lslalld, womeD wen~ rated as stuCient N.Y., wu piiJiDed u a model plloU, 8,'1'75 as prlvllle pllotl, lowJI !rom .... bellionlnp In 1,42J u commercJal PIIGII, 57 11'11 w!Jen i New "'Y9rk mer· u llriiDe lranlport pllota ancl clwll bolillll 1,CillO aeret1 ol 175 with other (glider, Jlibler· ' Wid w1lh tlie tdea of eonvilrl· than·alr, rotorcrafl) rallilp. lq the ·.m IDto a "etty of lardeDJ," aeeardlni to !be £ncyelopaedla !lrltannlc:a. . Lafayette wu made 8D boll· orary citizen by two 118'- EIIOnla, Latvia and Uthuanla b e c a me lndeJlellllent b erou lndependeaee wa • · atatea u a reautt ol World aehloved by tba United State• War 1 and lost such statui u and tills wu carried over to · a reau1t of World War U. .. . the new naUon later. . .DAILY .:cROSSWORD · AOROIB . 50.- SwedU·h 'l. Qph out . ,. , . · · coli) 1. o\fta ~ ~l . CUivar: II. Poimlt il.·-1011 ·· 11.-Pia-.,t.or 'i' .pea fan:tiiY )5.orptot · Atatna. ," •heltero - DOWN ~WJWIDlY£;-""" 1. Sta.onm'" J.llx:c,.u.t u.......,ble theoe filur Jumbloa, lelrtr 1o each '"~"""'· 1o . '· Forunn bohr · ,ooe ·:~e. "¢bine•'= _•· Dt;caJ.·· _ . \\ Nodt ·· "~- COrd, · J7, Bhlp••h~JI"' fl . Tant&,lum : c~ ·· .,_,w.-,_ ·firm fOur ordtftarr word•. ., I W(;U41 . •ym. 1. Uquor •.l!lxcnMr• . _pttrh1utr. - ~Mall!•"' TI - ~ --~-· ~ ................. .. ,.,M, •• I'•··• ' ' .' '· i 't -_,' " , .j • '' • '. . ' �. " ·· J\:.LiTTLE ..~~•_ 'HO """'.... ... ....... ...................... ............... ............................ .. .... ...... ...... .. .,. ..... ... IHULA'IOWI n. ,......... ,...,... rllld tM ..,..•.-...,..........,.m .... IMtrnlt I-"*'- · ·, ~ ,., W•Rt Ail lfl"'ke ~ -":·-~ · I ........... 1hhl ...........,....... ,. MltltiUflll ~rtl 7k 1 . 11 ........ ..,... ............. ,........ . ''" ....,...... ....,..... 11 ..... .., Wen! th. U - ca 111 live . . DIIIITJtll • ,... IIIII .... 1111 ,.111111 wttttla 1t ..,_ CARD O' TMAIIU 6 NnuAIY ttJI..., H...,. MIRJIII'""- h. ...II ..MI..,.... IL ILUID A:ll .._. . . . . . . CMI'It ,., ...... ......... ,.......... ......,. ......... . .PICI NOUII BAND EVERY Notice Frida!' hill t ' ' . ... ' QJIALn'Y 66 SS 396 H. T. C<q>o, 4 speed trills., Potlilractl011. oval tires, red interior, White finish. Radio ·11111 h~tr. Real pert'onnance. .· 62 CIIEVROLET ••••••• , , ••••••••••• , • • ••1095 s. ~ort ecq,e, v..a engine, automatic trans., power silertrw and brakes, gold ftnish with golld vlllfllnterior, buekot seata. R aoJ Ft 65 CHEVELLE • • • • • 1595 Malibu Conv. V-8 engine, powerglkle, ndlo, heater, new 0 •••••••••••• I ••••••• whitewall tires, green exterior li.nlsh with white l1)'loa. tq), ~i a.t44tc YOUTII RIMY AL at Freodom Goopel MJsslon Cburoh, Bald Knobs, 7:30 p.m. each ev.,. lnl. Augual 2S 8lld Hill. Ernell Deetor. claso leader; Bev. Robert Smith, ...... lilt; Reo. E. J. Grllnth, paslor. Spodll singing Pui)Jic II lllvlted. a.t4-llt zz. '' ' •' l I, '.\ ·~ ·111 ....r ,\.'~~- lfotorrcO.n OPEN ElliS. 1:00 P.M. · POMEROY. OHIO lo!!!_____..,._______... For lent ,. ~' ., f; /-' 1 ~~ ' :•.1 I .. , . f ~ - .', ;. ' ·.\' f' . ' '' ·nuw• r.s.le 9~ spOstWtri GIVE ME 1 --- JI'OR A JOB Rl done (teiiDc eleiD earpell wltiJ Blue :t,u. tn. Rent eJeetrlc ~~~am....... $1. Bater Pumltunl. ..lJ.«c =-=------- - · - SAVE~ACE Fill STOti&E MOTH PROOFiNG AIC ·(UAIIEIS w-. ,..... -4. TWO CAiliiR llldcllepJrl, u.uc ..._, tlraln ' 1111., ........ lnlllle. " - IIN!Ir. &-11-tfe ~ WAffl'l) I INFORMATION NEWS WANTED I ROUND W()CiD ALL SPECIES Moxltouoo Dl111etor 10 lo. Mlnt•ulft Dlaoiotor 2 l.n. "''"'"'"'" Lonatlo ~ foot ss.oo PEl TON DELIVERED TO OHIO PALLET CO. ____... . 992-2689 ._ POMEROY, OHIO · .. ·- LOCAL REPOm DAILY AT pp . 7:50 A.M; 12 MOON, 3 P:M. I ~ 13 ~\\ .... g I ~J \ _lp-,....,t.. . HO ... U\ ... 011, AND 4:30 P.M. COOD! />. MMJ Keeping Meig~ i' Gallia and :' Mason Area Iriformed As Well As '· ~D 'STICK 10 001'-.JG I.LJI.\AT HE lQ.JOOJS e.EST! Entertained HOBSTETTEI BAILEY'S RESTAURANT .. Fors.le iOO BALES of Jood baJ, Fwd baler ml ndlber lind ... goo praeltcally new, 0111 111oam jenny. T1lne white face ecm, me two year old !fen. lord bull IIIII yurly belf«. See JIJIIOI Hollaa, Sr.. JIODin. viDe, Ohio. Pbolle 111-4007. &-!Nip SEWING MACHINE. Tbll maddne equipped to ate .... mab buiUiabolel, dam, m bullaas, 1111 wllboul allleb1110011. AIIO baa 1111111 Giber leaturll. PIJ just tlt.17 « Dmlb\J of ts. Wilt dmulrlle ID )'0111' home. Call Ill-Sill ..IMtc paJDJell!l BUSIN1!lSB ()pperlualtles: 111111 .IIJCB I WDK8 OLD PI'G8, aeU 0111 or !be otbar, llblmJflfJ (loleman, . . . .,.. , my'a Drive-Ia, « tlie G l G • . ..IUic cafe. Bolli dolal ueel1elll ~. Contael Guido J. Glrolaml for eomp1elo IDfor. mallon. S,.IUic 47 ACRES, old ~ IIIII bora. 2\lo mllel eaat of Chesler m Rl. 241. Phone Chesler B, 31111. a.tWtp . luslneu · 5lrvlcls I.IIMLIID'I'Ia ......,-._,.. ......... 22 1- __ _ ........ ..... _ -· .............. -.... -. -.... -ltiN A. S'IWDB. wbOII . . . . . Nlldaet ll Bftte 1. Olanood. ta. ... _., daJ ~ lab'. Loula •. , WN plmiU 1114 IIIII ,._ RADIO AND TV REPAIR, hclale UtlOD ........ btr b dlfellla& ill calli, llliiiiiDI, llle IIIII In; llallallon. Jolm lbrrlllm, 701 - loJ' dii'Dnlt flcllll Aid lMil J.. llrol4way 81., pbme . . . . MlddlapGit, T-14-lle "-"'· -. ..._ , IOJitb ......... wUl ... for ........ 011 Cit .au ... tU. ......... Loll1l .. ...,.... Plabdlft lnsuranee "~ aaeelledT ~· JIICll' ..... .... llclne? Cali ..... . t II !Ia ....11!1- l. B. O'Brl-., AttoftaQ' lor 118 MOBILE Home, IOilt, .Jal7 • b'nllbed; a1lo hal . . . . IIIII dryer, 2'111 ,anon latl oD IIDk IIIII lland IIIII two JmaD bottle JU iaJ61, • · Uo,d lluian, bebJnd llullallll Grlda S.hool. a.t441c SIIVEN ROOM . boute 1114 lot, Majlorl Rim BDI, Rl. I, coocl driUed nU, pbone ..,., 1-4-Uie P'OOR ROOM HOVS1!l, bath, -. tnlol. 1Jnloa Ave., l'emero!· Pbane fii.MIT. U.Uip !tiME paymenll of $15 or $1'1 euiJ. Muat aall 1111 NWin8 maehblo. Fully equipped to ... .... mab liultonllolea, 1111 m !Mkll•, ete. I llllllllbo old. cau ..... ..tute 8TEIIIIO • RADIO OONIIOLB. ' opoed lllterliJiu4 ciJuCtr. Dull volume OOIIIrol, 4 aput. « IOUIId ayNm, lcmiJ waJ. 1111 llollb. Tbll 1111 II n IIIGIIIba old. Tlb ... Jlll1· _.. Gl • prl' maath Cll' PIJ .... _ ....lt, eall -.am. &-!t-Ile IN MIDDUPOII' COII'Aa tfAYE MAfUY o. , WMPO . presents ..IWie - ..,4-«p 1'5 DEAL.'!-"r'OU GO«T AND 2 PAIR MOCCASIN--· . nl•-· ! ·.1'uahfWin' •••••• APAJmiBII'I', t'i I • I ~ 'fill .. Uf'f J; 'AJI(}fJ . .. . --- •. ..,...., J AM f..tAf ~ I() ,.: •6tstnW ' ltlll STEREO radio oombbJa. Hon. llandaome walnut - . Real Est1te. FQr S.le . . -;l'i-lllle. TbJs hu BSR automaU• BKANS, KEN'IUCKV. Woader: O'JIUiiN AND QIOW recm1 rh!IIIJW. Tab over 'I'IIRII:E ROOMl1 IIIII batll for. Plet yoor """' brill& KBAi.TY (X)JIIPANY payment~ of $15 per montb or nllbed ~pal tmeut, lH llultolner. " bullleL Andrew AIMOII' NI!W ~·. I be*aom pay ..... CaiJ ..... borry Ave. cau lfl.mt. Cnlll, sb: 1llilel above Ra&-!Wic ..IJ.ae cine 011 Rl. SSII. l'llolle :14'1,, panelln& ...... ar. plaee, tile, Will•to waD ..r•. 74141c pal, air ~; loll 'of TIWLER SPACE. Any IIIIo, aD 8ELMEI\ Clarlnel, Uled 0111 built lnl, tarue. patio, lml Cast .... $110.• I ROOMS 111111 bath 011 Jllee lot ulllltlea. Lorae lol, In bllld m R1. IS. CaD IIJ.IIII. lol talll elalt Ill. "7,D.OII 011, will aeD for $1UO. ~ 1o1m. Jolin Fultl, Ill Lac!ual .... ..,t-Ile 74tfe . JU.IINE - Y0UJ.1. 1AWB IT St., Middleport. P1me -1 . . . loll, t 1lrp bed- . 1111 or ..... a.IJ.IIp noma, 1\lo batba, I 1lrp eJ>o elaled pardiet, pleJJ!y clolel . lfiiCI an over. A Ileal ot ForS.II flt,IIID.OO POODLE PUPPIES AKC Toy FIIIINBIBD APAR'niiN'I' While aad stud servlee. 4 and W1nllll ::, FoR IIIINJ. 8 Jbo. Pbone lltUIG. LADY TO DO bouleworlt, llve BINBY Cl&AND 7-INOI• ln. Colllaet 0. lflndy Ll· We turn SUnday diMOrintoalam· berty Theatre. Pllone 18U25.1. POODLE PUPPIES, AKC Toy 11,y arratr with heam u& tascy lood lor au tile family .... mlnlaluN, fiS and up. Stud special children's portions. Dine aervlee and lJI'OOmlng. Pboae ADDmONAL wnm:ssES t1 in our pleal&llt atmosphere and .; 111-5443. 11 I tie aceldelrt 9allrday .......... ·: enioy gracious service .at a rea... AUJIIII I, 011 Court Street by AKC Golden Retriever pupplea, · · onable price. P'lrmen BIDt, '1'11011 red ... 5SI Aah St.. Middleport. ... TRY OUR BROASTED CHICKEN baelred ~ street IIIII bit MtS. a.a.tfe biDe Bul<k. Pleue.,!lll!'*' Mlrlon wtldl, llllll!lili'itl, POTATOES, beano, eabbap 218 E. Iofiin Phooe 99:/..9974 Pomeroy Clll11!11bwo, Ohio . .. ..U-4tp .,.. beell, Pllone aumc. lllily 5:30A.M. to 8:30P.M. - Sunday 7:00 to 7:1101 Clareoee Prolftlt, Portland, .•. .: . :·.-:_. - - ~-~ : ' Ohio. 7·7-tfe For S.le or Rent HOME CO~ Sundsy, .Aua. 11, II P'rnaum Goopel Millim wtth an day ..m..s. Bubt dinner at ....,, Allm'· nooa services. Reo. Eqene Gm. cuoat speaker; rpeclaJ HOUSE ON 11reo1J Bell'dl. lllnatng. Reo. Grlllltb, pular. lllup. CaD lliUI'Il ..ll-llp FIVE ROOM HOUSE IIIII bath. me floor partly fumlshed 11 PubUe II lmlted. &-14-41c desired. 8. Second Ave., For Rent Middleport. Can be seen IIJ SHOOrJNG MATCH, Sundsy, •ppolnlmenl alter s p.m. 1!:1, AlJIUIIII, hill 12 to 4. lllml, TIWLER SPACE, nady to boot up. priYIIIe, plenty of den Walbum, p11one . . . . bp. half of hog, Sbolgunl ?.f.tfe · oilly. Ra!llftd Amoriwl I.e- room for ebildreD lo play. " ' . . . . l-lf.41e lim Rome. l-1441c S'l'EBEO All l ~. 1111 IIIIJd. e1 walnut COIIIOie. , _ sell WILL DO ww1nJ at home - 10 I liO 'I'RAlL!R, ealn Dice. Multi preferred, m i..-1 are .., bouJb1 from over llpporl, poetets. """""· 91., Mlddlepart. " ' - hommlnJ. altentlono. siD<ted eompany. \!lUI 1111 m a11. a.tt-t~e Mrs. Freddie Tbabot. Malon, payments of t5 por IDIIIIIb .. Pllone !'IS-MS!. f.IJ.Ife wiD aeiJ lor 18'1 eub. Try " SINGLES IIIII fum1lbed IIIII ua. 1n your JJome. cau -.-. HAPPY HOUR. Sllonlnc SlJI1np l'umllbed lpltlmenll, Plale &-1J.41c ....,, 1-4-Uit Nile Club. S to f p.m. lllcJII. day tbru Jl'riday. Ladloe • 111111 HARLEY Daridlln molar· m!t'f Friday. utre PLENTY of space for one trail- eyele, 74 serlel, melleal """' er wltb all locllltles. In Syr• dillon, fi!IO. Phone - - ... NOW OPEN hill II A.ll. 10 II ..... cau • •· 4-11-tfe oee &. Stowart, Jr., MiJI. P.M. tba IIA:W Drift ID m ersviDe. 1-IS«< tbo by-pas Rl. 7. Soft ke JI'URiii8IIED .... ~ eream, Jood food, opodi1J m apartmenll. Clole lo IObool. CUCIJIIIIEIIS, by buabel pick· " ' - .. 1411. te.ll-tfe ed ".211, pidl: your own 75 Monday IIIII 'l'llurldq. «<<Il, a1lo bave melool. Dm TRAR.ER SPACE, aD utllltlet Hubbard, SyraCUIO, Ohio. omllable. Inquln Uf MuJber. ..,t-tle Wonhtd To Buv ry Iller I or S p.m. Write P. WANTED NOW, spedll prloe, 0. 1101 415 Pome!o,. J.lf.tfe FIVE ROOM HOUSE wltb Jarte Gl-. 131 lb., mb root $4 lb., !fay opple root ' eouts F1JRNIB11ED OARAG1!l apon. poreb, iiiOrm ....... and 'IIIJI. dmn, oellar, .... GUibulldiDI lb. Sob ..., to am BaDey, 1111111 m LlneGin IDD. UUIIIIea IIIII prop; \Here fmced "--nnlle, Ohio. ..lUte paid; ....... Clll)y. PlloDo ID. P1eaty . .ter. f'llone •. &-lt.lfe ANTIQUES. furniture, dim. llllleelluoous. Mn. llo1md NEWLY DECORATED, fumllll>. I$ P'OOT RU!f..A-BOIJ'I', 40 HP Cedi. IIIII W. Mllll St., J'ome. ed ..-tmeat. Multi IIIII reJ!lrlnrude mol«. e1eetrle .... !OJ. 1-15-lf• lereuce. II~ MuliMny, I'lL traDer, Ufe jaebll, ...... Mile ler, belli IIIII euohlonl; alllo aurf. ANI'IQUBS: Lady WIDII for boord. See n... Raber own bllme. Con use oil TWO ROOMS, baUt, fumllbed etne, or eall tfi.SID allfr 1 tlndl ci fumlturt, clllno, apertmeat, 1JI p.m. 1-lt.a.: Malbeny, Plale IIJ ••. ......,""'· cau Albeno • 81, »12te . Mile !3 HONDA '3110'' lln!am a n d Holmet, mently overllauled HeloWan!M 'I'RAILER LGTI. Bob'a llabl1e $3511. Phone 347-ZI'/0 or Me TRUCK: DRIYERS: Mull be Court, S,.r-, Ohlo on Slate Ro)IIDOIId Rowe, Rl. 2, Roe1ne aperlenced ... tandem nJd. Rl. IJ4, Plale . . .,. 1-IW!e elel. Apply In _ , ot the ..ll.tfe alter UO p.m. J'loDwo7 Ooment Blod< eom. JIIIII'. ..,... JI'OUR ROOM IIOiliiE, beth. Help W1ntecl .... 'HUlll. ..J.l.llp WiUIRAI, nile o1dft, mllll be of lepJ • . C'Ainloel Guido P'llRNlSII1!lD '1'110 BEDROOM I. Glrolaml. PHONE 992-21$1. lurniiiJed, llllural .... will 11!111 to 111111 work1nc ... eJcler. IJ JIOI'IOil, Pllone I'Grllalld M!al. a.IJ.tfe ...... ' I \ ' BPlllROOM UNnJliN. TREE ripened paldlea, plct JSIIED APAlmiENT, MwiJ them ,.unelves, Red !Wet cleooroled, pbme be'- 9 $UO bulbel, Sblppm Reds a.m. · IIIII S p.m. ~Ca. $1.15 buabel. Bring bulbeJ !Ju. ..M-Il< kell. Follow peach •Jcns !rum Rt. 50 IIIII Farson Street 1D '1"110 ROOM traDer. eYel')'illlnl Belpre, Frames Orebard. *· -~·;' . . I ' 'I'\PIO m ) ~; - \'; CANNING TOMATOES, fl,OI balbel. llriDI ........... Qer• aJdiDe aeland, Rlclne • S,.IJ.IIe ,~;;;;.;y A ran ' '., . z_ . BIG (HESli F~EI!ZIR '. ONLY, S21~.oo · "' OP p.m. to 2 a.m., SbeDIDI Sprtaas Nile Club. Beal blmd Male Help W1nted In the area. &-IHic NEED CASH! SeD fa m • a 1 Knapp Aerolred Sboea. PAINTING. INSIDE ml out; 117 or partllme. II1Jb CCJIIIIIII&. sims, plua bmwo Complet. ~ ... eontrorl. ~ ... l-INt< line for moo ml 'III)DlOII. Equipment fumisbed !ne. FRENCRIE'S ~~ Post Write to Gordon Rae. DJslrlcl New oebool tote bap. 10 Sa1el MJr.' SSM Dlltl7lldn Drive, O!lumblll, Ohio. am. cenll; dura ear wu "' 1 - . chairs, 'IV, books IIIII &-1Wtc other ml!cell.- Items; used elothlnl. lnlanll IIIII WANTED- Y..... man for Jn. adu!Js: cuotom made rubber side sales wort. II1Jb odJool llamps. Ope!l dally 2 to I degree and retaU upe........ p.m. Turn right off Rt. 7 at desireable. IDieJJlgence, ablJ. Melll<ll'lal Gardens onto Coon· Jty 10 Jeam and a pooltive at. ty llold 32, drive two mO... Ulude essenHal. Send letter lirsl 'bll!ldJng on Jell a""'"' giving fuiJ detalls on ocJuea. brldJO. Phone 91Ul73. lion, e~ence m1 aalary re. a.tf.Uit qulmnento and an lntorvlew wiD be arrall8ed. TbJs Is a BAND EVERY Friday and Sat- permanent pooltlon. l'<lmeroy urday at Jack's Club m Har· Cement Block Co.• P. o. 1101 rllooYille Road off Rt. T. 53'1. Pomeruy. Ohio 45!'a. Country muolc by Gayle M.. l-lil-3tc Donald 811:! hlll Drifters. I ; ,. ,li.M') , . ;·~ "'~ . ~ .. '"' \t;41Jt 2 .... .... .. ' ' " .... Dllltr ~. ')... -~ NIIUMA'IIItl , _ , llNIIIIM ' ...... c_.,..,.._ • .,...._ "' :, '- ftf()VI ...... . ., . . . . . : ...11....... ' ' '. .u,.......... ... • Alii CONDI'I10111NG Refrlpr. Ilion servloe. Jack's Refrlaeratlml, New .l bmi. . _ ..... 41tfe LOndon's subway an I em carried 9.5 million pusengers In the 11rst year of Ita exist· ence, according to lbe Ency· clopaedla ·Britannica. ModeiT.-a .' Walllell PDot• ·;~~ There Ire ooly 23,-~lctiVe . wome~~ piJoU fa 1118 ·United States, according to FAA tla· · urea. Aa of Jaa. I, 1.9118, ,1311f3 Garden City, Loa& lslalld, womeD wen~ rated as stuCient N.Y., wu piiJiDed u a model plloU, 8,'1'75 as prlvllle pllotl, lowJI !rom .... bellionlnp In 1,42J u commercJal PIIGII, 57 11'11 w!Jen i New "'Y9rk mer· u llriiDe lranlport pllota ancl clwll bolillll 1,CillO aeret1 ol 175 with other (glider, Jlibler· ' Wid w1lh tlie tdea of eonvilrl· than·alr, rotorcrafl) rallilp. lq the ·.m IDto a "etty of lardeDJ," aeeardlni to !be £ncyelopaedla !lrltannlc:a. . Lafayette wu made 8D boll· orary citizen by two 118'- EIIOnla, Latvia and Uthuanla b e c a me lndeJlellllent b erou lndependeaee wa • · atatea u a reautt ol World aehloved by tba United State• War 1 and lost such statui u and tills wu carried over to · a reau1t of World War U. .. . the new naUon later. . .DAILY .:cROSSWORD · AOROIB . 50.- SwedU·h 'l. Qph out . ,. , . · · coli) 1. o\fta ~ ~l . CUivar: II. Poimlt il.·-1011 ·· 11.-Pia-.,t.or 'i' .pea fan:tiiY )5.orptot · Atatna. ," •heltero - DOWN ~WJWIDlY£;-""" 1. Sta.onm'" J.llx:c,.u.t u.......,ble theoe filur Jumbloa, lelrtr 1o each '"~"""'· 1o . '· Forunn bohr · ,ooe ·:~e. "¢bine•'= _•· Dt;caJ.·· _ . \\ Nodt ·· "~- COrd, · J7, Bhlp••h~JI"' fl . Tant&,lum : c~ ·· .,_,w.-,_ ·firm fOur ordtftarr word•. ., I W(;U41 . •ym. 1. Uquor •.l!lxcnMr• . _pttrh1utr. - ~Mall!•"' TI - ~ --~-· ~ ................. .. ,.,M, •• I'•··• ' ' .' '· i 't -_,' " , .j • '' • '. . ' �· 10 - ~- .. ·r . 't: ~ '1lw Dol~ ~nd, ,I • ·, Mlddleport.P..;,oroy Auguil 11;, ltl&8 • '' "' -~- ·' . • ' ," ! • .·, f I" ~- . ' . rl ' ,: '. __ -. " , ~:= -~=!~ u McCarthy Jf(liz~ :,1Jealler~ _:: -. · £;JW~~ 1 lnd !1,3 running 8 feot Of r ..). :~:~.:~~:~; ~~~~:~ Who -Will falling; Kalawha FlUs, 4.80 rlslng; Chlrlelkon, 18.10 fallirw, London, Mlrme4 and Winfield, are on the sill I wt' . "on!' and union J . .' THuTRf . / Tfisk ·Ff1rce • :r ~ ' ' . I "I . · • replacement brldp ~·· tlon Job at. 7 a,m., W - . - · As of !1o.m., iodpi • . wore B!Ul out, acOOfillog ,to F.d Goza; ·- project ....,..,, AI ·Johnson conatruetioD 1955. ' . .' •• . ·' eo. ' '· •tmts ' I . ., I .(!1-·' ' . ' •' Scattajoed •lhoworoand~· !l/lOWOJ'S Ondtng ~ il>olllht. i.ow, tonlsllt In tile 60s. M!illlly:""" less humid &>ndaY with tho hlafteat In tho io1for 80s. 'a·.. 28 PAGES " -, . Weathfr ' Devokd To Tlu! Crooler Mjddle Ohio Valley . '' 'I '• ~- .. ~n..·· .... trMd, End .Vietnam :w a't::~~.~£f'~~ ·. . j. I. . . hei)Jiog J'ibron detlne a l"'"ltion .' Cites War on crime sllid ACnOw mliltllke w.wmiGTON CVPI), ' - , . McCOrth.Y said tho war was lillrnedlate .tlopa to imprpve his i$UrP9n Ganenol'• .Tuk Force responsible tor America•alnabJ.. imae8 with Negro voters and · - " · for . S!noldlill iod ' !!ealth today Jlty to meet pressing tleli\lnds added he was not certalft he :;:::::::::::::::;:;:;;::::r;=:~::::::::::::::::~:::::~:::::::::;:-.::: TONIGHT-AUG. 16 . •ecuood·tlta ·tollaeco, loliiJ81rY of at home and "unless We can would SlCJ.POI't ttle Nixon-Agnew SATURDAY-AUG. 17 '•iencouragt.. cfeith anddl. .se'•·' an eM of natiooalleadershlp by em this war, we wtll be unable ticket. CLOSED throUgh u\ e>DGDIIvo .~lo rolao "those who would not settle that to give proper attention,. to Resignation Announced Uona ~ to·dllcredlt ''evloo war." domestic needs. Agnew - The MaryIIIII goverSUNDAY, MONDAY donee lilnOidris·la a health Iazard. I I 11The American people deMccarthy did not criticize nor Thursd~ amounced the AND TUESDAY serve more in 1968 than a Sen. George S. McGovern or resignatim o1 the one Negro on AUGUST 18 -19 • 20 Tho Tollacco lNttlute called choice between the positions of South Dakota, who. like himself, his personal staff and Uten (John Huston's) dle task force• a report "a shock-the earllest and strongest has taken a dovish position on quickl.Y appointed another to "REFLECTIONS IN A IJwly In~ defamation ·of s\C)porters of the war,•• Me- Ule war in his bid for the replace him. GOLDEN EYE" an Industry wlllch hu led !he earthy told nearly 20,000 of his Democratic presidential nominHumphrey- The vice pres(Technirolor) way in medical re•-~h to lOOk · Ell:r:, nylor - Marlon Branda partisans Thursdlij' night at a ation. McGovern said Thur~ ident. speaking todl.)' in Mlnneaanswers In the clgarotio cmrally in New York City. in Washington his late ertry polb to a meeting of the United COLORCARTOONS: troveray. "We cannot continue to be into the race was prompted Federation of Poatal Clerks, Bugged in a Rug The 10 • member task Ioree prisoners oC those who would solely by a desire to strengthen said Richard Nixon is running Chiller DiUers " llENNI!I PARKER, left, Ch~sfer, re.celvei • : ' ~~made tho chirp In a report not settle this war," he added in the party' s antiwar forces. He on "a plaUorm of empty Shutter Bug James Bailey, manager of tho Weal Main st. SoiDOca Senlce.,. recommending new steps to e• .a speech beamed by closed added that he had little hq>e of promises." Thursda,y, in Newcourage people to quit &making station in ~omoroy, Parker wa)l recently • ~.ooo tn•~:.: FRIDAY THRU TUESDAY circuit television to massrallies winning an;l that he would not ark, N.J., Humphrey suggested and to discourage )'OUIWS!erS wlmer in J contest conducted by the cOil!l>lllll'· AUGUST 23 • 27 in 22 other cities. accept the vice presidential he might be considering New !rom taldns 111 the hlbl~ '~VALLEY OF THE DOLLS" The Minnesota Democrat said nomillltion. Jersey Gov. Rlchard J. Hughes It reported thai the antismok(Technicolor) there "is no hope for change In other political devel~ as a running mate. Ing CIJnllaignl were begloning Barbara Parkins - Patty Duke 1 with the Republican party" ments: Harold E. Hughes- The goverto take effect. COLORCARTOONS: because Nixon, its nominee tOr Nixon- The Republican pres· nor of Iowa Thursday rellnIt said one mUJlon smokers Good Neighbor president. "has been urging us idential candidate•s campaign quished his favorite son caOOi.. are quitting every year and <Jneoo ' . FUZ to intervene in Vietnam since appeared to stumble over Negro dacy and released a bloc of 46 fourth of ali American men iod SHOW STARTS 7 P, M, 1954." Mccarthy said Hwn- reaction to his vice presidential delegate votes to work for a one-fifth of all women who have phrey, his chief rival for the running mate, Gov. ~iro '"free an:l open" Democratic ever smoked have now quit. Democratk presidential nomin- Agnew of Maryland. J. Earl National Convention. Hughes But it said !he tobacco indusation, had endorsed U.S. In- Dearing, a Negro prosecutor had remained neutral in the try his ...,ntod a ciJnllaign By United Preu Intel'llatlOIIII " volvement in Vietnam since from Louisville, Ky., wh.o is presidential race. to counter thole trends. PRAGUE - CZECHOSLOVAKIA AND ROMANIA today •18111d a 20-year friendship treaty symbellzlnB their """ Independence TONIGHT ONLY from Soviet mastery. (Color) ' Ale.andor Dubcok, Czechoslovak Communist party tlrsl ...,.,_ H1WQ WEEKS IN · tary, &IKI Nlcolae Ceauaescu, Romania's president IIIII part;y chiif. SEPTEMBER" produced the treat¥ after two-~ of talks glvoo a cold shoulder 1 Lltur1ont Terzleff - B. Bardot by the SOviet Union. · AND REFLECTED G L 0 R Y ol "BORN LOSERS" MOSCOW - FORMER PRE!oiiEl!!dKITA S. KIIRVSIICHEV .... new Porll holralyle. Hair· Tom Laughlin - Jane Russell so bored two years ago he tried to teoch a jaclaloW to talk. Tbe blfd do ·.1bope1 up wUb abort ATHENS, Ohio (Upi) - Poll· Columbus, Lancaster, Logan, how much the war costs tmd hair eombed elooe to ,.. proved reacd001ry and Khrushchev, now 74 and wt of _ . r tics, "It's like begging in the Nelsonville and Athens. Today why it should end, why educaSATURDAY tion ls lmportant and the revitokull, a wlcle ribbon aer011 four years. io bullY with a new hobiJlr, Tho man who made the wor)d street," said John J. Gilligan. it wiU be Marietta, Belpre, Pomlhe fo~bead aDd a balrael AUGUST 17 tremble is now nlslnB tomatoes on )IOI>bles and water. "Every politician needs peo- eroy, Jackson and WaverlJ'. "I'm alization or Appalachian Ohio. eovertuc all. For a btl of FOR A FEW DOLLARS MORE Gilligan shakes hands at a ple," the Red--haired Irishman Jack Gilli.gan," he says, "I'm glitter, a dlamoad ellll'lq (Color) glass plant in Lancaster, eats CINCINNATI - FRISCH'S RESTAURANTS, INC., l'OPDl't,la 10 cl1imed. "Without them, where ruMing for the Senate." Ia aU&elted lo lhe net. An oxll!lllive me do,y vaca· per cent Increase In retaU oalos iod earning !rcm Ita 48 c~ Clint Eastwood hotdogs at a picnic, drinks iced Wait - - would we be?" Uon triJ> which oilers a theat- owned Big Boy restaunnts Cor the tlscal yeer lllllod June 2. TIIJ AND And as he told a $10-o-j)late tea whUe talking with voters "We owe it to ourselve!l to CROW STOPS TRAIN THE DEADLY AFFAIR rical promction in addition to COIIIPinY earned t972,984 on retali &alea of $17;28'1,959. · si,Y what we believe and why, dinner for Harry B. Crewson, outside a county chairman's TOKYO (UPI) An old crow James Mason travel Is Pl'OD"sod b7 tho Mo. store and ~'breaks bread" with because we really get the kind cai'Jdidate from the 10th Congres· landed on a power resistor and 100 CCMIQ' Homemakers ec.&nMsxlrnijlsn S<heli TEMPERATURES WILL AVERAGE NEAR NORMAL in otilo of goverrment we wanl Tllat's sional District: "You watt. ~ party falthfuls. BIOtJI)Od one of tho electric 125- di. ln between, as the former coner or later it comes 'So Saturday throut!h WednaadaY, with claily hi8h roadllWa pnel'ilii why I'm here," says the former Tho trip Is next Thur~ and near 80 north and In tho middle 80s eerual and sOuth. gressman ~s. "1 count shirts.'" mtle...an-hour •'bullet" trainsbe:: university professor. What'?" SUN., MON., & TUES. With the Kennedy nair, GO- That's how I know when I'll twoon Tokyo and Oa&ka todll)'. the co~< per por1011 I& $12.50. AM so it goes. Overnight low tamperature& w!U be in the lower to mlddli The crow was electrocuted. AUG. 18 • 19 • 20 Traveling by bus, the tourists 60s. Only minor --to<lly temJIIlrature chlrwe• are lndleataol ligan ratUed off statistics about get home again." Long Days HOTEL will leave Pt. Plllllllll Ill 7 a. Ralnfall .wlll •••rage three quartan to one Inch, occurrlnc 11 a~ From breakfast at 6:30 a.mo to visit tho state c~ltol, era and thundoroh""ers daUy ucept Stutda1. m., Wltil wa:r past sundown. ~lor-Catherine\~::: ... : ·' Malden--Melvyn D Hawk'l Nest Lodge, Lewisburg, It's shakillg hands at a county (COlor) Blue stone Dam and Grandview fair and plant gates. .. television ATHENS - THE GOVERNMENT TODAY aceuled AND state Park, and then move oo P~roou, seU... xlled son of Conner Proll)lor George~ ' and radio interviews. , •the same fonda & Peter Mcicnelrfl questions fr<m neWsmen. . . NEW YORK (UP!) - Pres- Quadi'Ule," states that the Roose- inquiries, Daniels wrot.e. "had to Beckley whore they will vi., or iltSPiring an ' UDiucceaatul usaaslnation attempt on Premier ln speaking In behalf of candidates ident Franklin D. Roosevelt con- velts considered divorce in 1917 Lucy Mercer come to the White "Honey In The Rock" at 8 p.m. George l'll>adopoulos. THEGAMEISOVER tinued to see Mrs. Lucy Mercer but Mrs. Roosevelt declded "mt House in the times when she The bu& Is scheduled to return ••. and cocktaU parties. "PODindroou, through !he pralao of tho criminal act and lly That was Thursday. Today was Rutherfurd until his death, while to step aside" for the beautiful had been away? The truth could to Point Pleaunl at 2 a.m. instiptlon of .others to almllar acta, his acc:tptod moral r e No one under 18 will be ReaervaUma <11 one bus are atblllty," a govermnent spokesman said. more of the same. Only the Mrs. Eleanor Roosevelt waspr~ Miss Mercer. He quotes a num- not be denied. Eleanor's resentmitted um1en accompanied ment could not be dissembled. ber of Roosevelt arxl Mercer taken up, but aeveral reservaWcted from kmwing by a "con-. names of the communitles and parents. She armounced she was gettlav tions are on hand for a second relatives to support his story. cert of silence," according to a the faces change. out or Ule White House immeAfter Mrs. Roosevelt diaoovbus. Persons otho< thou Mason Thursday It was Zanesville, new book by historian Jorathan diately.,. ered that Mrs. Rutherfurd had County homemakers are Invited Daniels. In hls interview with UPJ, to make the trip. ThOse lntorell· Daniels, whose brief mention been at her husband's deathbed in a book three years ago of the she ordered all the family be- Danlels said, "I have written a ed are to call or write M r o. 30-year devotion of the late Pr~ longings packed and was oot of soulll historical book and am Abigail Tho~son, Route 2, Pt. sident to the 'Woman who once the White House in five days, not trying to stir up sensatioo," Plsaunl, no 1 - than Monday. Glen hw, a1dltud: diree~ ' was Mrs. Roosevelt's social sec- with not a "glance back," Dan- he added. uu is written also as The leo I• ai10 to be senttoMra. tor of tho Molp IUih SchOol one who is still one or the great-retary stirred U.P a heated con- iels writes. Thompson. Band, romlnda band members Slxtj> JO.pllon cans of milk Daniels, editor of the Ra1eigh. est adm.trers of the Roolevelt troversy. thai busoo wW leave the Mid- were IDlilod In a ..,. truck ••· His new book, "Washington N.C. News and Observer ard CamUy. I lhlnk it is one of tho dleport IU&I> School al 12 ...., at 3:15 p.m. 'l'hUrldiY Oil onetime administrative assist- greatest families we've had in SQUAD CALLED Rouah lld., two IJ1d two • tend!• Saturda,y to tho Melp ant and press secretary to Roose- Ws century - mll)'be lorwer The Middleport emergency County Fair. For -•from mlleo weal of R~ 311~. than that." velt, said he decided "itla tlme B<tUad wu called to tho hOmo of Rutland, busoa wiU leave then The state~ Palro! Aid, tor thtt story to be told. " Mabel HyaoB early alll:30 LID. E. Smlllt, 18, Rt. 2 PalThlt fact that Mrs, Ruther· 1Jw. Mlu My&Oll had becomo!U For the illnday }lark dodlea- riot, -oaehed a I'Oii&b NclioD turd, who died three years after at her homt!. She was oot hos- tion at Forelll <\cres. buNI w!U of road and IWerv!"i to lhe loft Roosevelt, w a s sitting with pllalized. leave Middleport Ill 12:311 p.m. to tnlu muclloleo. Thotruek(Continued !rom page I) Roosevelt when he suffered his and Rutland at 12 lmo I ditch Ill lhe 'loft ·11<18 '!f fatal stroke in Warm Sprl11g1, bd<sr. the rood and "'arturned anlo 'llo DISCARD LAW Ga., in 1945, waa never made "LOve Is mue," was !IUilJ by .!VNGLE DUEL ,Iatlolde, opllllnc llaload,Ormllk. MUNICH, Gorllllli\Y (UP!) known officially. Mrs. Roosevelt C~ Hayman follwod by the MANILA (UJ'X) - Two forest Smllh waa not IQlureol,:lle"''ffl. Tho Bavarian Slate ChanCellory did not learn of it until after next crowd-j)loaaor, 13?-ear-<>ld said 'l'lllradaY It had discarded ranprs wefool with j u n II• .llW to !be patrO(, Tbere ...:mOd. she new in from WasHington Randl' Boring, with hla Cather, c1omap to the left· ~ of an old Nul Tblrd Rolch law that lmiVOI II\ lhe lmlhorn Pldllp. tor the deeth watch. Mrs.. Ruth- ••spec-• . Borlrlg accompanying, pines Tbur~. One wasldlled, the truck and to tho wlndlltlold. only "reliable poraons" may erfurd had airead,y left. preiiOillln& ''Bonnie and Clyde" kiOl) carrier plpona. the othar crll\cai!J ....- . , No ehlrau wao tiled. "There's hell to pay," Daniela m tho baJUo, The Borlnp also {]/t(J(J$( qtxted White House Press Sec· gave two encores and James retary Steve Early as tellbw' CUndl.fl' una. ''Blue !des." another staff member. 11 Mrs.. Btackllg)rting was foawred u To be mnembencl• 01111 cf Roosevelt knows that Lucy RutbRay Alkire oang "SOIIIOthlng Slu· mlllk.ind't lrmat daJra a, • er£urd was here.'' pid" to bring oo a donee line &Dd daoo.iiiS .ad erecdna dam fttl Tho First Lady made direct Dick Nease and Am Holter, a What could be neater, more efficient, more imperUhabJe ~ -.n,. dance team from lalt year•• penom ere malr.ioa JUre die convenient all around than (1) handy show, dld a Gal '90s tbeme •1)1. world wiiiMYer ~lr checkbook stubs for quick reference in er)lbody Step.,. VETERANS MEMORIAL l0fJ1f them. Why IIOf llflea 1 checking on the date and amoant of your The trumpet of Clydo McCoy HOSPITAL memorial for yountlf _. Jow!1 payments and other expenditures plus (2) ADMITTED - COrollno 'fum. was repromced by Karen GrU· ana now ... u 1.....,.... dult canceled checks that automatically become er, Maaooi Mary Barnhart, Pctn- fith doing McCoy's famed ''&!tyou •ill be~ . . •' eroy~ John Massie, PomeCOJ!; ar Blues" for which llhe was calleasy-to-file, easy-to-find receipts. Open a manp yean J~~~rr rou .,.. ..... s~·E John Lyona, Middleport; Clyde ed back to tho stage tor anolher l.n Ul hf)p t'OU iQ rhlslmpclf'IIUII checking account here rww! Cramlet, Raclne; Ellza Litchoo encore. ttlettton .... }gyt • .,., .,..., Cioalng the show wllh "I Aht't field, MaiODi Bernice Nicholson, of 6aint me.orillt ,,..., RutlaJKii Oste Manuel, Racine; Got Nabocl1" wa1 Mrs. Noaoa whkfltoct.oc:.. Lucille Bearhs, Middleport. and tile blacklilbt dlaelnB LOWEST PRICES DISCHARGED Lewis EdgeU, of cathy Fultz, Am Holter, 111,1' " IN THE AREA Arnold stump, McGowan, Ray Alldre, Ralplt CO~OR Werry &Dd Dick Ntaso. ... ·~· Tho tlllalo carried out a Oil· Monument Co. COMMITTEE TO MEET tranclni rollalw• and patrlato . ' . \ FOI''""tly Narrlt The executive committee of M..num•nf Co . lc theme hl&ldlalttod In a rarra· the Meigo Local Band Boosters lion by Mrs. Kllltr)'lt Crow, 21 Yeo::u, fJrperi•nc:• wUl meet Molllay at tha Middle- Ill& ·Bond Mlnltl'el ASIOdotlon •! .... , .. ' • ' Chorlu VI . L•11ar, O•n•• POMEROY RUTLAND Open 9.5 We•klyport Hish S<hool al 8 p.m. Propreoldolll. Aloo portormlns 1n Sundoyt & Evenittgt sidtnt Arthur Miller said, "All By Appt . the IIMie were Slfto POWell Serving Metgs County lor over 96 years •r . committee chairmen ohOO!ld ""' with "Grand Old Flag" a n d 260 W. Moin terw:l Utls alllrnportantmeeting.." Memher Federal Reserve System Juno Van Vranken and ebonla <loin& •'Bitile Hymn ot l h o Member FDIC Republic.• · Acoompall)'ing tho ohOw wao ~II Accounts Insured Up To $15,000 Under an lnatrumontal combo composed of Mrs. Olive ''io)Or, planThe Fed~"'' Depositlnourance Corporation MDGS By United Press Internatlonal Labeling Richard M. Nixon and Hubert Humphrey tho "earliest and strongest S\.IPI)Ol"ters'" of the Vietnam War, sen. Eugene Mccarthy has called tor '~ . . ". .. SUNDAY, AUGUST 18, 1968 ·u .- ' .~ · ' • ~' v . " ear Death Fights-for Life I News••• in· Briefs He Counts Shirts Homemakers Gilligan Works SE Ohio Invited on ------------ alma« One Day Tour ~! ·----------·-- I ''" Concert of Silence is Exposed Milkspilled Sc/wol at Noon In Aeeident d- ' I Fri-....,. Musical Dwlll•• noon. Achecking account can be THE PERFECT PERSONAL FINANCIAL FILE FOR YOU! I Vour OwH El..rfel~s .,, •• Both FriKy and SltlrKy_ Nights Until 9-an~ Fri~IJ au Slhtday are lartaln Days ALSO WE ARE HAVING OUR ANNUAL !' OF CUSTOM MADE - ON THE ZND. FLOOR - IN THIS SALE YOU SAVE 20\IN THE ~E,. , .POMEROY NATIONAL BANK LEGAR EST PATTERNS AND SOLID CUSTOM MADE DRAPE$ BY THE , ' COUNTRY'S LEADING ~KER. SELECJ lg~RfTHIS WEEKEND OR · ' • I ', • ' NEXJ JI£E,l. ' ,..,,.,. let; ·r rld Sllaon, &):'"lltnl, ·""' tl., Glaze, ball violin. fi'Y,, paid on Cerlilicates of DepOsit In J tihlch wW be< presented apln a1 8:311 p.m. · !!"turdliY was lhe veteran maw of. etl'lftl()lllea, .loa SIN>Io. OPEN FRIDAY NIGHTS 5:00 to 7:110 •• ) ,. ....,...._ '•r !he 1868 muolcai, Mu!Uples of $1,000.00 • / "'*'""* Brue. to Leave '' ,, .J j . .. ' . ·.. . ' I ~O~MB!:~~~! ~sr~h~~~~as fairs start in Ohio this coming week, including the biggest ' ot them all - tho state Fair hero, running from Thuriday thrwgh Labor Day, Sop~ 2. The 12-da.Y State Fair schedules again ltvestock and horse exhibitions and judging&, a huge art show, circus performances twice a day ark~ tree gi'Uidatand ertertlimnent '"The stars will Include Bob Hope, Johnny . caraon, Ed Ameo, John Davidaon and the Smothers Brothers. To bolster the total figures, IIIII' ofll~s il'!' plusgtns for . much as haltpriceforeverybody. Althrough admittance ,for most .oeople will cost $1.50, those""' der 12 ~ In for onr 25 cents, Winding up this week will be sb county lairs, the' n.rat being the Cuyahoga County show at Berea SUJidas. Otber"s ringing .. down thecurtainareOttawacounty Monday, Logan . County Wed-nesda,y, Allen CoUnty Thursday and Darke County Fridll)', Friday. · Sun:lay starts Were scheduled for the Deflancli County fair at Hlckavllle, Bujler County at .. Aft~r ·7th Attack WASHINGTON (UPD ~ Former President Dwight D. Eisen. hoWer's doctors reported late saturday that he was in 'jextremely critical condition" 24 hours after his seventh heart attack. Since the five ..star genetal's major seizure at 1:25 p.m. Friday, he has suffered four incidents or irregular heart activity. All were corrected by electrical treatmenl During the first two such episodes, Eisenhower lost consciousness brie.Qy but imme- . diately rallied and showed no brain damage, according to Walter Reed Army Medical Center. The 77-year~d former Chief in a mid-morning bulletin, · Executlve was described as Eisenhower's doctors reported being in "serious" corxlition that in Lhe 17 hours after his immediately after ttis latest seventh heart attack at 1:25 heart attack. At 10 a.m. EDT p. m, Friday, the general was saturday, he was said to be In amicted twice by rapid irregu"critical" condition, and that lar heart action. He loat his physicians were "increasing- consciousness both . times but ly concerned" over his l!ondi- was quickly revived with the Wife At Bedside help oC electricalstlmulatlon. Eisenhower's wife Mamie and He is "alert and has no PERFECT TIMING - Ti'<! Grand Chlmplon of the Moigy his son, John, were at h i s evidence or brain damage," COWitY Fair Guernsey Show competition gave birth to a new bedside at Walter Reed, . John's !hoy reported. calf only minutes after the event erded and awards had been son, David, was Dying in from But, the doctors added, "the presented Friday after moo. The two year-old cow, owned and the West Coast. President occurrence or these episodes of shown by Huol4LCarnahan of RD Racine, alsu won the best Johnson at his Texas ranch, irregular heart action Is of ft'&S kept informed of develop" Increasing concern to his ments. physician&.,. · "Drug therapy to control the · The seizures were described heart irritabUity has been as "ventricular ObrUlation," a continued,'' Army doctors re- twitching of the muscle of the ported at 3 p.m. ventricle, a lower chamber ST. PETERSBURG, F I a. Negro district were burned or beside the heart where blood is (UPOPolice Chief Harold C. damaged. forced Into the arteries. The Smith said Saturday s nosrl;twltching is so rapid that it Gov. Claude Kirk. fearing a prevents a coordinated heart night-long outburst of flres, new outbreak of violence when looting s~ . 11\>ttl• and bricl< the sun went down saturday be~t. night similar to a series of ~senhOwer's '-'tle {JJr hlt throwing bY h;t!,areda o( you~ lite took place on the foiurth Nerroeo ~peered to be s rampages in Miami Beach two · Ooor suite of it 30..yoar-old brick 11planned program of harass- weeks ago that lett three dead, assigned a special force of 145 JACKSON Olllo (UP!) - Roo wi~ of the Walter . Reed ment." Pollee re~ 'ttt" tear gas state officers to this Gulf Coast J~s. a 'Jackson Ute iniUl'- Hospital complex reserved for barrages .t' " 1o put doWn the distinguished U.S. officlaiL He resort city. ance salesmah 'W John J Gilram~s that ran for nearly was surrouMed by all the Earlier Kirk had ordered a ligan agree disagree. · seven houn after a fight broke National Guard force of 300 The two men discussed their equipment needed for a critical views Friday as Gilligan, !be heart patient, including an out In a dance halL At least16 men on standby alert. Police Democrulic nominee for the U. electrocardiograph used to m~ person11 were arrested, three Chief Smith said, however, the nltor his heart activity cDnstant.. "!If' injored and at least 15 guardsmen would be used only s. Senate, walked tho ·ltreets of ly. bt¥hiess establishments In a 10 as a "last resort." this small rural oommunlzy in w;. 15 block area in the central the Hocking Hills. .. VIET CONG CAUGHT In between handshakes, Jenkins SAIGON (UP0 - Troops of aBkod and got Gilligan's 'flews Sooth Korea's 'I1gerD1visionSaton gun control and &JIW'antsod urdoy repoi'tad killing a nurse annual wage. The two ure insurand 10 other VIet Cong while ance sales agreed on the wage asarchlng a hojpllal complex in but not on gun cootrol. CHICAGO (l)Pil- Gov. Les- to oppose Republican Richard a ca\fe near fllu cat on South ter Maddox of Georgia iolned "Every man should be guarM. Nixon in November. The Milt. the come-' ror the Democratic move also came just a week lniood a job," GlUipn satd. Vietnam's "!'f>!raa tary . . .llii. &al'd. the ....... HBut every person unable to Preside~ nomination Satur- after another late starter, Sen. was carrylnB a rlfie. work because ct illness or age and ..,.,ed barely a ripple George S. McGovern of South along Lalit le.chigaJL should have OflOU8h money to live Dakota, jt.nnped in with hopes DOUBLE LIST Assertlna:- ftt the Democratic of collecting substantial support on and take care oCthemselvea." NORBURY, England (UPI) Part$ rnust be uorrered 1 from backers of the late sen. " Part ol the idea comes from Two children, 10 and 13, trotted conservative candidate,'' the tho 1930s but l thbi< the J o b Robert F. Kennedy of New off to msrket with two list& Georgia segregationist became guarantee Is somettdng new." from York. IJX(her, one teJUng them the fourth and ~parenUy the said the former congressman Nat Enougfl Sqlport what to buy and !he other weakest or the announced who made ltopaln alx communi. Neither McGovern nor Mad- · to Ileal. The mother ploadod Democntic Cllllidates. dox could yet offer evidence of ties before returning home to IIUill¥ Frl- to OOWllelllng !he Ctnclmati. "You know, not ev~ His announcement at an enough delegale •llloort to hurt theft of .two plec:es or moat. Atlanta news conference came the fronter runner, Vice Pree(Contlllled on Page 2) Dine dlys before the Democr... ldent Hubert H. Humphrey, and tic National COnvention opens his principal challenger~ Sen. here to ....,,..te Its candidate Eugene J. McCOrlhy of Mlnno- Rioting Planned One Thmg • r~ !~-,.~ "::Agreed hose under 12 wUI be ad- aln County event opens at Well· 4!1 ., free 00 Weekdays untU nd all amusement rides • • ~heehan ~ill Speak at Park lngton Monday; Tuesday i& /the curtain raising dJ3 for the ~s am: L a k e Coonty fairs :at Wes~ Union and Painesville : respectively, and Wednesday for tho Columbiana and Mol11'0fj County fairs at Lisbon snd wr•fteld. · .......·.·.·.•.•.·...·.·"'.;.·.·······-:············.;-;·;o;o····;o,. ••..:~ RUTLAND William Sheo-~ ot!lclal of the u. S. IJo. fttlso.. Doll&r(menl In Washing. ton, D. C., will be main speak. f/1- tor tho dedication coremoo. loa of Foreal Acre Park near bore today, Tbo park, located on tho New lJma Rbad, has been built by Workers of the Loading Creel< ~sorvancy District and Water. lbed Aasodatlon'a "OperatiOn Mainstream" project. Tbe dedication will get un. cloi'Wij' at 1:30 p.m. and an all. day ehl_ckeo ~arbe""' will be hold. Tho Rutiand Fire Depart. m.>1 will be In charge of Bale ~ IIIOW ~s, , .POP corn an d cottoa<liillv. ~~:::::;::::::::*?:!:~:t:~:::~::::::::::~::::::::~:~::::~:.~~~ ' COLUMBUS (UPI) - It ma,y be tho inost competitive Slate Fair O'(t!r. OhlostateFalr Manager Jerry L. Kallenbach said Satllnla.Y the fair already has brok"'' Its own record!oroom. petit(,ve exhibitors. · ThO 19&8 edition of the fair wlli ,Bbowcaso 6,80> exhibitors displaying ever)'lltlng from to bjlli s and rosoa to cake&. Tho number of exhlbl· tor's Is up 13 per cent over ia II bees year's. ' ''"'"*'=""'''~'""'!lw:i ,x~ - w ..& . . ... ·.·:i•;>'•'··· ::l:~:-;.':9;.... ··m!ti: ~..;:. •;(>%,..... '"•)''•'>~.-: ......:v:.:-x . oWA•oy;, ~~• On and ••• • ' ·.• ·.~ •' . ' 'l '. .....I ·,~ .,l·'f, I ~ ... ' :of ' ' \i . ' ' female owned and bred by tho exhibitor class. The lJl'llld champion is pictured with her new calf as Tony Carnahan, grandson of the owner and son of Mr. ard Mrs. Jim Carnahan, looks on. The photo was taken about 15 mirutes after the Guernsey Show was completed. CINCINNATI (UPI)- Police went into a "phase two" desIgnation Fri- nisllt, uled for oontrolllng riot situations, alter the shooting of a Negro woman by a white man touched off rock throwing and wtn. dow 1mashin.g by 1a r g e groups of Negroes. Officers were issued riot helmets and ~~ a n d were told to read the riot act to an,y unruly crowds In thO predominantly Negro Avondale section where the violence erupted . The trouble started when the woman, Mrs. Willi Roberts, 50, was shot 81ld kill- ed by a white man in a bar. ""-11- Bola. When Mc Carthy, campaigning Slturdas in Chicago, learned of the Maddox announcement, he said: "He won't draw am· delegates from me because, if he draws deleg~te s from the South, I don't have any in the South. The Vice President is supposed to have all of tllem.'' This was in line with McCarthy 's earlier forecast that any delegate inroads made by Maddox would be at Humphrey' s expense. "We don't think the Maddox Continued on page 2 Charge SCLC Sellout MEMPms, Tom. (UPil- The warehooses over D. C., the Southern Christian Leaderohlp statement said. Conference founded by tile late Th diBJ>Ute begiD in an aqp"y Dr. Martin Lolhor KIJw Jr. exchlqe be«ween ln"*'ers O!ldld ,It• ,....nllon Saturday 111~ben and tho Rev. Andrew with ~PI ,of I soliout from J, YOU!lilo executive nee pro,. Iliaci< militants and without a !deDI of SCLC. Young told ti'<! ma.Wr. I« it11 1utun. lnvodors · thay wore partly A y..._ black nlllltant Jll'O'W roBJ>Ollaible for KitW"s death by from lleq>lllo which calla l&ll"l•tion hero .\prll 4. thomoeJV.s !he lnvodoro ·'!ell'ly Tho lm*lers ltad · turned a . · <llaf..,tod the cloolng mlnur.,s of eal'blaemen's protest march , , !he four-day convo~n '!·I t ·h Into I noar,riat" to Pin Chlr&ea of betrayal 1~ the,.Poor recotlnltion !IY Memphis Necro J'aq>Je.•' Cfii\I>IIsll. . I-rs. The incident made ' the liCtc ·ltll! Ktns determined io slaf in In COII!fl>rt Ill • Me...,hls and hold • second motel and eatlnc m.rch to prove his J)ono;vitient ....,,.. ~lick broth- tacilco could work. ~CI(Jiled 1111 ·~llW ;~,:,::~ :~.~~ " ' In '. .... od,; o.,-;;: · ,w~~ - !nvallsr!.~during a 9"""'""' y- t>Raonl . 'I'ha Fighting Rages in Vietnam SAIGON (UPO- Allied troq>o killed 589 North VIetnamese and Viet Cong in major t.ttles ranging ail tho Wll)' !rom tho saigon area to the Demllitarized Zone, the U.S. Command reported Saturday in a statement which cast doubt on any scaliJ18 down of the war by Hanol ~ · ·,\;;,~ and South vtea- me~ headquarters placed allied Maddox Just Small Ripple . by . :• The more some part lnwders, called nothing than a street gang by MeJTC)his Negroes, took in the Poor Peoples' losses at 58 k111ed and 221 wounded in combat which started ThW"sday. These figures included 25 American dead and 201 U.S. lighting men wounded. l l.S. mUitary briefing officers said at least eight major battles, five or them initiated by North Vietnamese regulars, flared in South Vietnam's Ove north.ern provinces and ln the DMZ betweeo tho two Viet· rams. Other major c;ghts erupted ~ar Saigon and Of' *he strategic Central Highlams. It was the heaviest oudlreak or this summer llkl erded a general luU in f>ghting that began in June when U.S. commanders said Communiat forces seemed to be avoiding contact. Tho reduced t0111110 of ligh!lng hid led to speculation that North VIetnam might bo ~ the reciprocal action the United States has been demarding as the price for a cOIDI)Iete bmnbing halt apinst the North. .I l.I Rotarians Hold Family Pienie Campaign. Numbering about 50, man,o of their members have recently been arrested by city MIDD~PORT- Goorgo Moln. pollee on a variety of charges. hart, former M,.ga Count¥ rep.. The 11th annual SCLC conven- reaentative in U.e lePilature, tion unanimously elected tho was aucttoneer here Friday eve!lev. HIIJ>h David Abernath,y to ning at a •'W!tllo elephant~ aale. hiS first Cull term IS presidenl. II followed 1 bounliAd Jil""'-< However, the meeting erkled dinner for IDelil>ora and. withOut a major progt'lm: or Uleo of tho Nlddl~..f'OIIlor<IY direction for tho coming year• ltolttry Club It tlto hume ·of Jli>. .....,. Filla, Abernathy 1-.d told tho tarlu deieaa!es SCLC would romaln non-vlolo"' and bi-racial, but he said neither he nor tho organtuUoo would.. act as poacoiiJilkera In any flltllre rae!~ dl-rs. Tho do-~p ram. ' Ul'8lnB . " � 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. 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