https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/bc65a76141f3c67549b40a82df0a3f3d.pdf 27fcdd31b5f859715e17ebb3043c8216 PDF Text Text - . ,. . ·a- 'lbo llll])o Sentlnot, ~ ' P-..ey, 0., - 18, 1Kt . • l'r~~s••• ill ~,.i~Jf.S (CO!tinued tram Pose 1l Ooiles nn the - · and hardb a birdie 1101 cm~o near, the StuffDreams·are Jfade fJf. •• · . PITTSBVRGH {lll'O-If yw HURRICANE CAMILEE WAs EXPECTED 'ro MAKE h...llelf felt over Ohlo today as mnlnlturo from tho troplcol dloturllu>oe have a Prnblem, aayo Pittabrouatrt: more numerous sholrers mJ ttwr.lerlhowera to the Buckeye burah psychlatrlll .Dr. W, IJDdregion. ' uy· Jacob, lbrow away . thnso leo leov61; oldp the fortune Weothormon uld the IUIIOOirt of r&ln C&millo would brlnc to tho state dfl)eDded on the dlroetloo tho herr!- - s aller toal&bt. If CamiUo bqlns to awlqr to tho eaot, proclpltatlnn o..,. Oh1n would eoo prloc to Wedneoday, A westerly shift by tho storm would cause rain 0'101' Ohio until Wednooday. Funeral ser\llces will be cg&. dueled Tuooday for Otto Mullord, 71, 11, 1, Middleport, who died Sablrday evenlnc In the Pl•unt Valley HospitaL Born October 7, 1897, at Ole-shire, the son ot the late Harvey aoo Maroarot Rupo Mullord, he was preceded ln death by one son, Olarles; two brothers an:l two sisters. He was a Hobson yardman for the New York Central Railroad for a lllln.ber of ANGIE = N IS SHOWN WITH THE TOP junlnr heifer years. Hereford calf of the open class competition ofthe Meigs County Survivors include his wife. Fair. Sle is the daughter oC Mr. aOO Mrs. Frank Sisson of Phyllis; three daughters, Mrs. Pomeroy. The blue ribbon calf belongs to Alfred Gans, P(lftRobert (Betty) Goodall, RD, Mid()roy. dleport; Mrs. Maynard (Jacq~~&o line) Ellis, Cheshire, and Mrs. Driver Held on DWI BRING !970 ENGINES Roy (Darlyno) Sayre, Kanoup; Mr. arxf Mrs. J, L. Schwarzel, a son. Corude Neal Mulford, P(lllof Schwarzel Marine, Hocking. eroy; two sisters, Mrs. Roy port, have returned from Mil- Owge after Wreck (Gail) Herrman. Rt. 2, Cheshire, waukee, Wis., where the,y attendMediwn damage was r~orted and Mn. Edith Sa.urders, Columed the 1970 Products Caravan bus; 15 grandchildren arxl one sponsored by f:vinrude Motors. to two cars and the driver of great-grandchild. Services will They returned with the 1970 en. one was arrested as the result begin at 2 p, m. Tueoday at tho gines Cor immediate showing. of an accident on East Main Rawlings - Coats Funeral Hmne S~ at II p.m. Salurday. Pomeroy police said a car driv., with the Rev. Eddie Boyer ofM MEIGS GENERAL HOSPITAL ficiating. Burial will be in the Admissioos saturday - None. en by Clarence Lee, 23, Pmte- Gravel Hill Cemetery at CheDischarges Saturday - None. roy, struck the rear of anothshire. Frierxls may call at the Admissions Sunday - None. er driven by Donna Karnes, 22, funeral home anytime. Discharges Sunda,y - Guy Ken- Hometown, W. Va. Both vehicles were headed east. the Karnes Charlene vehicle having stopped to make a left tlirn into Bowers' DrlveVElERANS MEMORIAL lrL Lee was arrested on a charge HOSPITAL or driving while intoxicated. · Admissions Saturday -James Smith, Middleport; Elizabeth TONIGHT & TUESDAY Shephard, Portsmoutll; Brerlla AUGUST 18-19 SHRINETTES TO DINE Woods, Middleport; Clarence The regular meeting of the Potts, Cheshire, Twin City Shrinettes will be held "WAIT UNTIL DARK" Discharges Saturday - Rnhert Thursday at the home of Mary HaMum, Kathy Rupe, Ross Kent, COLOR Cleek, Racine. All members are Richard Hays, Thclmo Berry Audrey Hepburn asked to bring a covered dish Inez l<lp.n, Annita Harmon, Etta alkl a lawn chair. Ellis, Marwin Oiler. -PLUSAdmissions Sumay - Juanita ichord Boone Vera Miles Spencer, Pmneroy; Alzada HalfLODGE TO MEET Joan Blondell Pomeroy Lodge 164, F&AM, hill, Oteshire; Mabel Hobstet"KONA COAST" will meet in special session at ter, Reedsville; Alice Thomp7:30 p, m. Wednesday to present son, Pomeroy; Nellie C r J s p, work in the second degree for one Langsville. Discharges Swr:lay- Clarence candidate. There will be refres~ King, Lottie Tyree, Debora~ ments. All Master Masons are bert, Bertie Frazier, invited. MEIGS THEATRE TONIGHT AND TUESDAY AUGUST 18-19 Elvis '69 "THE TROUBLE WITH GIRLS" ALSO "THE IMPOSSIBLE YEARS" David Niven Lola Albright SHOW STARTS 7 P.M. COLUMBUS CUPO- Dr. Sam Sheppard says he has no immediate p 1 a n s to trade his stethoscope for a pair of wrestling trunks. But the husky former neuro-- surgeon and osteopath admitted that o Cr e r s to wrestle in Australia, Japan and other foreign countries have tickled his interest. Sheppard, who made a suc. cessful public debut as a wresUer recently In a benefit matclt, said, however, that he doe.!i not anticipate going anywhere. "I am a general practitloMr an:l my prl.ctice comes first," Sheppard said. "I have always had an interest in wrestling. "My father pushed me into mec:Ucine. I have wrestled since I was a aq,homore in high school But wrestling arll other forms of athletics are more e~ joyed when you don't rely on them as a vocation." More Bouts Elpected George Stricklard, Sheppard's business adviser and trainer, said Sheppard would participate in more wrestlirw bolts. "It's quite possible Sam will go on tour," Strickland said, Sheppard, 45, was champion or a prison wrestling team whUe he served nearl,y 10 years AUGUST CLOSEOUTSI LATEX lOUSE PAIIT. • Durable, low-ah. .n /alex • Applies eUIIJ; drlet last • Mildew and blloter roolstant • For wood, matoi!I'J and prepared matel, 'hardboard or fiber board • Excellent color relenllon • Pl81n top-water clean-up eJn while, black and hundrade of colora CEMENT ,BLOCK CO. THE DEPARTMENT STORE OF BUILDING SINCE 1915 ' 12,000 See Fmals of ·Tractor Pull BOWUNG GREEN, 0 h 1 o (UPO-Sc:me 12,900 persons turned out Sunday to watch tho flnols ol the noUOIIII tractor . pulling champlnnahlpa, which attracted 176 tractor, hun seven states tor the three-day ec:mpeUtlon at the Wood C<Juncy ~ooklos, illim ,.,-.- IJit po1m r - r aiOI ·~ 'oluolylqr Yllll' •di'NI)Io. . Dreams do lend themaol._• to lnto!P,..taUon, uya · Jacob, and are a vital Jl01'1 of our .,.. ,,., A drellm!IW sleep 1a neceesary to maintain a normal balu ance in our organs," he 1&14. "From a paychologlcol otan<la dream lo on alteD1PI to convey an id,a frt.m our auJ>. conacloua into conaefoua aware- poln~ nasa.'' Jacob said reaean::h in recent years Indicates dreams perform physico! lwlctloos. "We dreams to l'lllm out physical studies," he said. He saki an electroencephalograph, a deVIce wlllch recnnla talrgrou~M~s here. brain waves, ahowa a person Ronnie Furniss o1 MI. Sler· becomes Irritable If awokened COLiiMBUS (UPI) - Olllo llrw, Ohio, wnn the llghtweigbt from dreams several Umeo a has a redllCed cOIIIIQ' fair dl\'isloo (5,000 pouoos) by pull. week. schedule this week as the state ing 203 feet. 7 Inches. Daw ••u an aalmal were not perFair opens here Thursday for a , Haley of. Kensington, Ohio, was mUted to dream while deep!Jw, run tllrough SOp~ I. third at 194 feet, 1 Inch. It would die within a ahnrt Seven fairs will be enlllng Jerry Phlegley of Carlisle, time," he said. al>l six atartlng this week, Ind., took the mlddlowotcht dl· &me poyclllotrlsts quostlnn alor.: with two Independent eel- vlolon (9,500 pounda) with a patlonto about their dreams In ebrations. draw of 293 foot, 5 Inches. trying to locate the source of Roooolph in Portage COuntY Elroh Eo.Un or Tuscola, m., their prnblems. will have its fesUval Weclnes-- was the wlrmer of the heavy"'Most dreams deal with the day tllrolllfl Saturday, and the weisht division (12,000 .POUnds) world inside," Jacob said. Parade of Hills at Nelsonvllle by pulling 239 reet, 1 tnch. UMany persons have problems runs thr<qh Saturday. Robert ~er of BowUqr they refuse to face In their The Ottawa County Fair erda Green, Ohio, toqled the tree for waking hours. Dreams can help Fair Opens On ThUI'Sday at Oak Cooney HarborFair Monday; the pulling all division (18,000 powxls) by Logan at BeU&309 fee~ fontaine Wednesay; the Allen. Butler aRI Madison County Fairs at Lima, Ham.Uton and L o n d o n Thursday. and the Darke and Dertance Councy Fairs at Greenville 1n:l Hicksville Fri.da)', Tuesday starts were scheduled lor the ColumblaJB al>l Monroe Councy Fairs at IJsbon aoo Woodsfield. All end on the weekend The six-day Pauldlqr County Fair opens Saturday at Paulding. lligber Interest Yields Reported WASJqNGTON (UPO - The Farmers HCI11e Administration (FHA) Sunday a~ced htcher interest yields, up to L5 per cert, on gove~enf lft9t!d notes held at least three years. The new rates, ertective ~ day, will return 8.5 per cent to investors on F11A in1ured notes held for periods oflOto25y•rL Insured notes held thfee, to four or five years will yield 8.25 per cera interest. t&111t, lfflnc f . "'lbo Volemlno card wall ~ of • bout. That ~~*!:1·~ ~led 110011 ~. from • ~ attack, alllululh tMre ll&l .. • provlquo historY of the au, •k• Ellltrf•l•• •• l'l•eror ....._,,rttn ... For All Your •ck To School Needs El.erfelds In Pomeroy ..j • 2-0NLY AIR CONDITIONERS AT REDUCED PRICES • • • r.aeels Furahtrt · I ALL '69 ZENITH TV ON SALE CLOSEOUTS ON CARPET REMNAN1S . ' E:~~o~;:~l" or a life sentence in the Ohio Penitentiary far t~ 1954 slaying or his wife, Marnyn, He waa acquitted at a second. trial ordered by tho U. S. Supremo Court In !964, He established a pracUce in Gaharua. a village near here, shortly after he lert the atatr at Youngstown Osteopathic Hospital where he was named de. feOOant in two· wrongtul death suits. Legal costs over the years have left Sheppard In debt. "But I'm chipping away at what I owe," Sheppard aaid. "I can buy dinner, but what money I make I ,pay back. •' WresUing Stricklam said could make a difference 1n Sheppard's pocketbook. Not A Gimmick "It's not a gimmick,'' striclr larw:l said "Sam likes to wrestle and if we can make money at it that's fine. 1 just hope bo Is not ridiculed.'" Sheppard said he would never get hock to bell!i a specialist lest he become "stereot,yped.'' "I fir.:! my practice exhllaratirw," Steppard said. uThere Is need for family doctora. GeJ>o eral practice is quite a chat. lenge." Shep,pard has another intereat - the Peace Corps. ,.I ~£'plied aeveral years aeo ard I tlave a volunteer number, mOaning I have been accept,. ed," Sheppard said. ••1 would Join tho Peace Corps today If 1 hod my debt& paid ofL .. • SHIRT FINISHING SAME ;DAY SERVICE In AU - OUt At5 Mllstl'f Clt11tr ,\ ·.} J~~O~L~·~XX~II~N~0~8~S----------------~·~~~ERO~Y~-M=I=DD=L~E~~~r~O~H~IO~--------~----~TU~E~SD~A~Y~.A~U~G~U_ST__ IO_I_~_o~ , ~~---, .... ..... / ·' ,;·, TEN CENTS --------~------­ lOOcro of Water Bills Woul<{ be Charged All Homes. Being Serviced Rocenl])o Imposed sowoae cent of tho water blU. In (lther charges - the subject of 111mer- sections ot town under the ays. nus COJIIII]alnts- aree>POctedto · tom of charge& being uoedfnrtho be oquallzed within the next row drat bUllng, residents w e r e days provided oil gnes as plaJ>. cha111ed on!¥ about one-Rith tho amount in the Naylor's Run and nod. Thla was the ~onsensua Mon- sugai- Run areaa. day night when l'<!meroy vmoae The dlffereaee in rates f~ the Council met ln regular aeulon. several sections of town was All counclltnon am \'!Uoae ofll. brought about by the fact that clals were pre~ent for the meet.- those In the llighor blUiqr areoo t~ which waa a definite contraat would have their aewage treat.. to a regular meeting two weeks ed and those in. the other " se~ ago when some 100 residerts tlont would not. turned out In protest of oowage WhUe the - plan suggested TilE 1-70 SCHOOL YEAH MAJOIIE'rtE CORPS Ill the Gowan, Psm Neut2lbv, Nancy 'IIKiq)son, - ; Jomlfor Gable, chargea. N« one protester waa to tho bondlnc. firm wUI provide RICIQ' Pl!la:E, tANGsvniE; shews his .. ......, Meigs Htch School heiOI perlormed Solllrda.Y at the Meigs new· Beverly Thompson, Jill Harris, new; Mlliaa Rizer, KareD . . Plol! f.m.te .Horoford selected during Wedneoday'o Junlnr fair present for last n1gllt's meeting rellef !or residents of Naylor's " County Fair. Makl~ IC) the corps ror the ccming school year Price, new, aOO twin flagbearers, Marla and Darla Neutzling. .. callle Judllll8. . Run an:l Sugar Rwt, it wiU also to dlscusa the matter. are, lert to right, Diane Wehh. head majorette; Celine MeAt the meeting two weeka ago provide ttet charges in the Mon. Mayor am councU hod key Run and Kerr's Run sections agreed to take some action to wlll find themselves billtalargIt was agreed that there wUl It is now illegal to dump there terested in establishing a lan1 Ohio Power eo. repreaeatatlw provide relief for townspeople er amounts since officials are be oo changes made in that first and as a result residents am fill dump Ln the western part of whO wtll make recommendatloDI. The Pomeroy NaUOIIII Bank who cho111od that sewage rates attempting to equalize ~he charg. bilHng, aOO that the charge was those hauling garbage have no the county. MayorLegarwasaakwas accepted as a depoaiton fell' ed to ask Riggs the mmc of the are exorbitant am Inequitable. es tllrougflout the community. ~ega.L Residents are bel~ ask.· location to use tor a dump. general fw'Mls of the town. Mayor Charles Logar last night Those who. a.warently will not ed to pay the charge as they One councilman observed that iooiviciuaL It was agreed that a dump must reported that a plan haa boon be charged the new approximate were billed. Because of the con. as far as he has been able to Council discussed the need tor worked out to provide a mere 100 per cent figure wlll be real· troveray and confusion that de- determine, ln many counties the have a caretaker aOO waste muat additioral help ror the streeta equitable sewerage rate. dents whose homes are and will veloped over the initial billirw:, county commissioners are tak- be covered. However, there was WASIIINGTON (UPO - Pre a- addltlnn to tho court." sOn. The propollll has boon sent remain without sewer service. A residents will be given until Aug. ing the leadership in establish- no definite plan materializi~ and In the cemetery. Baroal.ek said that the Beard of PWllc lclent Nixon'• nomination ot Ernest F. HolllfW'S, O.S.C., said to Squire, Saunders and Dem,p- list of these wUl be compiled. 25th to pay the sewage charge as i~ land fill dumps. However, he at last night's meeting. Affairs is plarming to empl07 &ACoun-cil voted to pay an amowtt . Jjldge Clement F. Hoynownrlh Hoynownrth has. "shewn a oey - the vlllap'• bom llrm Council doftnltely plans to have billed in late July, The amOWlt said Utis Is not taking place in other man to work with the water not to succeed $50 !or uniforms to the S~~>reme court gees thDI'OUBh uiO!orllalldiqr of lep1 - for IIJIIIl'OW. Just as ooon any changes completed before was actually due on Aug. 15. Meigs County. for Mrs. Diane King, the first~ department thereby relleviqJ: before tho Senote In throe principles aiOI a • ..,.rtor •• tho plan Is returned with tho residents are btlled again ror waier billa are due on the lOth Reed Will who is working witt Middlq:10rt presenUy has the termaid of the town. wooko for what Is o>pected to anolysts of cDIDjllex lep1 bondlJ!i llrm's ljlprow ....,. sewage. BUla may be received of each month. ooch ol tho village operoUOna at Mayor Legar announced that h euy IIIP1'0v81. prClblems." ell wW meet in speclalaeaMIII later than usual as a result of MaYor Legar said that the new only lam rm dump in the county. The discussion brought out that a represerltative of Ohio Video, the present tlme. The street CUDIt was liiOitly Hoynawnrlh'a · to adopt the revised rote stru.,. following that course of action legislation to be considered by ·WIIlhl tho· upnlntmont drew mlttee arw:l emPloyes will hold a but vUlage offtelals lntei'Kl tore- council on changing the sewage the county commissioners had lnc., which has been awarded a criUclam ~ · - Nosro and bacqroonl In other leplca,.. tiO'o. conference to discuss pr<blflllll O!vU ftchto leadoro oulllde the that brouaht the -•ltlnn The Pomeroy mayor ..ld thot train from al'Q' penalties involv- charges wUI put the two due leveled an area for a d~ in the franchise to establish a televi' ~Mu, there • was liiiiJ a from clyll rtchta leodon. tbo now plan provides thai the ed for late piyment should the dates on the water and sewage Dark Hollow area but ttat area , sion cable system in the com- which are being encountered. M munity, will be ln Pomeroy Fri- to tho d<lmam for labor on VOf'o reserved .._ctk!n from 110018 Of Among thooo offorlrw crlUclsm o.Wage charae wW .,.. approxl· bins haVe to go into the -lna.ua charges on the same day of each haa now been closed. • Another COWlcilman said he day to confer with officials on the ious projects. . tile more Uborol senators were: motely 100 POl' cent ofthomonth- later ·than) sual because of the month. ~mlqr the moolinlt . _ . .'.._-oolvoo. , c . RnJ Wllldlll, IDcutlYO dlrooo ly Wiler t.lll UlliN that fl.&ure P.laQitild •nae., . . , , . -;::. •.Counen abo discussed 1 t s und!lratood a 01'1!1 speclolblnc pl'QII'ell be~ made.. ,_.. .>,.!,.>'"" ~..... :.C.. A . < • " . . , ., ' ,, ' 'Mayor Logar, Collncllmin lb. In collection of garbaae was in'lileadllme,' cauqo;ll last nltht garbage problems. ' '··~III . .........,JIIo. ,»~~:., = ' w ~ NM.,..:'-"IJ> at will!w--.ts;4G!Ia~ er, Roy Reuter, LeaUe Fultl, CoW1cUman Franklin Rizer a~ ~ lhe ~forilfa . loalt four · eaaoo deo11tw with 1.-o ~- ....... chl111oo. dlacusoed 1VI1h wuilam Horonlck, Mayor ' - r reported that 811 . lerestod. in coming into Meigs Don CaJUns, lAicien Poulin, and Wbif<l' H - ~. pr~ i'lj~lal illtepoUnn of pd>llc In tho orlclml bWiqr- tho chairman o1 tho Board of Public area In Dirk Hullow which has Councy and moklng plckll!>s. Air outlined progress is being made Bob HyseU; Clerk Jane Wilton, prolae !rom _ , SollthorD aclioOia Jodp Hoynawnrth ..,.. laot of Jubo - the charg- Affairs, the ,pnblem ol resid8nts been used ror a dump since the other said that Perry Riggs, on the installation of new lights Treasurer Elma Russell 1 n d ' oe~ioc-1, lnc!udlbii · Jameo o. ed; for racial oegtegatlon. In •• In llaylnr'a R101 and Sup.r falling to pay their first sewage area on the tlood road was cloa- Meigs County sanitarian, has re- on the parking lot area along tbe Baronick. 1 ~iiiUd, J).NJ1s., eholnnan of each of .theH oaaa tho Run amounted to about 167 per bill received in late July'. ed has been posted and closed. ported that a private party ls iP.. river. He has conferred with an 1M ·Soaate Judiciary Committee ~omo COUrt voted Wllnl· . 'wblch llrot .mull paas nn mouoly to end Hlfogallnn." llaynsworth'o !p~~Ulcatlono. Whllnoy '!(. Jr., • Eaotland aJIIIOUJICed helrlnp exeeuUw dlroctoc of the Urban woul4 begin Sept. 9 If 1ho League:- "At thlo eruelol pnlnl , II!IIOI•tmenUa IIJ)pl'onci by tho In our hlotor)' the nolinn camM>t lof!llchlry ponol, tho Ml Senole afford lose the cruudlqr eludes Gul~ort, Biloxi and Pass GULFPORT, Mtaa. (lJPO raUrCIUi where you just see a va- 11 ves. · · wilt VD!e. · relnrmlot spirit that has Christian, appa.rently bore the doZcant slab alii pUes of lumber, "lt's the most devastation rve Recedlae watera uncovered 'Eoatland uld Hoynownrth's charac:terlzed the court In brunt of the season• a third trop. ens ot bodies today aa rescue House after house after house ever seen in one place,"' said ••dllti.JIIU!ahecl legal career , recent years." i fiictudoo PRformance u a New y.,..k Mayor Jolm V, workers plmded through the rub- - even tho plumhlrw - Is gone, Gov. John Bell William5, follOW· leal stonn. For1y-four of the ing a six-hour survey Momay. 'dead were in the county. Moss rolj>eeted and outstanding at.- Lltalaay:- "I bad hoped he ble left by killer hurricane Ca- swept away," Guice said. "I heard them blowing the si- "h"s going to take years am Point listed two victims, Wave.tOri)OY aoo aa aa o>perlonced (Nbm) wculcl seek out a mille on her ram,page through 11 land two, am Ocean ~rings am. m•bOI' of the fedoral judicia· Jullleo whe otond In the Miasissippl's" Gulr Coast play- reltis there Sunday night," Guice years to recover from this. Triumph, La., one each. ground :rho d•th toll mounted said. The residents ~porenUy President Nixon declared the ty. ,·, / tradldon of c::ardolo, Braudeii, Some residents refused to ignored them, thinking tlJey were Mississippi coast a major di&Strom ThUrmolld, &S.C., FranldW18r and Goldborg. It Is to at leaat 106. Wade GuiCe, civll defense di- sale. aater area and authorized an leave. They died in their homes, "Ho Ia an able Jurist and, a Judicial tradiUon ol oonolUvlin many instances. reclor in Harrlaon Comlty, aaid Aa WOl'kers poked through the Initial $1 million for reliet otrlet conatruetlonlst of Ill am humonlom thot mull mt "The majority of the people the toll was ~'at least 100 &Ill rubble, Guice ordered a meet. Rescue workers finally were c:;onstltullon, will be a 0.., be lost." · Eflorta will be made this Thursday evenlnc In Racine to 11'!1 an that were ldlled were two types, rlslnl'' In Gullj)nrt, BUoxl and lqrlater today olaUroscuoageJ>o able to push into the area Mon. El!Piorer Boy Scoot TrOO!I nrganlzod aoo rolling. Paso Qlrlotlan. More than 50 cles. "We- to get coordlraloo day morning, many hours after primarily old, permanent resiAdults feel that the teen-age le~ troop would be an asset to the bodies were fouad sprowled Ill ed, and It' a a matter of life and the strongest hurricane ever to dents who didn't believe it would comnumity arrJ. are hq)eCul for a goodtournout to the 'Thursday meet.hit the beach with such Intensthe mud aDd debris 1n one 'r esi- dea.tb lor tbe )eOple who are hit tbo u. s. malnlaoo had slam· ing scheduled lor 7:30 p.m. at the Racine American Legion H001e.. dentlal section of P•ss Chris- lett." Guice said. med ashore with 19lknile-per~ ity and the young ones who stayBo)rs attelliing are not required to have had prior acoutiJW extlao. Food: arxl water were scarce, hour win:ls just below Gulfport. ed on after they were ordered to H n ap,peara that the dde was although emergency S~~Joplies They lourd villages \'irrually de- leave," aald Biloxi Mayor Dan perience to take part. Fathers of interested boys are requested to at. • greater than 20lelt."saidGuice. were en route, Guice said. Pow- stroyed, survt vors staggering in Guice, One young group, having tend, if possible. Chadds Hall, MGM District SCO'Jt exeCiltive, will be present f-x" a "hurricane party" wouldn't go. Ill' United Preas lnternotlonol · He uld the bodies wore foond In er and cammonlcotlons were llOl>o shock. • Hoi! the stores In Bay st. Lou- uTbe last time I w.ent up to try the organizational session. " .. an ar• wlllch hod boea bollev- existent. ~ Jfa,s6e aplalru nay tJOie on od aa1o. TherooldontaworoworJ>o Damage was e ted ...,. is, a seafood packing c<m~ to get them out, the. water was OFFICIAL<; OF THE MEIGS COUNTY ASBoclation lor MeD!Atll)o icy, had been pushed Into the just over tM sea wall. Theywere .;: '""' ·wABIIING'l'ON- TilE PROI'alED AN'n-BALUS'I1C mlooUe od.io leo>O tholrhemea, but not oorvativecy at $25 ~ ·~;iJ:atem (ABlO will l~d to an arma ra~e between the maJor powers ordered to do so. before ca.. There was no electr:l pawer water. The business district of hevtnc a good lime and they Retarded Children and Adults are more than pleased with their booth .. tilt ••1u a m~cllar aae is unthtnkabte... se~~;. WWtam B. Su:be, .a. mUle ltnlck &.nlay nlsht. be or water pressure. Offtdals said, neorly Wavelam was largely wouldn't leave. 1bat's tbe last at last week's Meigs County Fair, They wish to thank all or the volunteer help who helped with the anybody saw of them," Police though, that advance warning amoolderlnfl Nlble• · QMo, oald llonilay. "lam convinced after maey- of !llad1, c10- aatd. successM exhibit. Harrloon Collncy, wlllch in- Clll~f Jerry Porolta lllld. briellngo that dlt>lnymoat will cnntrlboUto tho arms nee," ":rhere's an ..- aouth of the probably oavod "thouundo ol The I'W!Ixt association meeting, Dr. Harold Brolm, pre~ident, re- · 1 •• " ' wl1o VQted ag:a!nat It, eJ&l)alned. "AD arms nee io a ruclear ports, is at 7:30p.m. on Monday, Sept. 8, at the Trinicy Unftld Cltureh of Christ ard, of course, all persons interested in tbe program for was "another atop IDIMif BIIJroekollnc olin. the mentally retarded are more than welcome. ·· tary o>POndlturo•" and s-stod rtdlfeetllll the III<IIIOY to _,otic 0 Residents noodlnc tho ser' · •·IJ!i.jMII. lie olao uld bo belle¥o!l•' tho ,\liM"¥'"'"' Wll unnoed!o!l.,._ Comatlttoo ehalrmen fnr the obaorved at that ttme with enochvices of the Middleport E-R IN THE HUSTLE AND BUSTLE of last week's talr, llllkdJtedb' . ~ ~uH <{I tlreljiY exlsU~.~ BWloUclollllllea, QCBM), 1eor wore named by commomor 11 ollhe 16elaa Local School Dis- unit must giw instruetlon& on some deserved credits were not glVI!In. Evaryone i1 so busy! . •: """ taloae - r o and Polarlo oubmariDos. Doo H11111101 Mmdoy ntchl when trlct to be preoent. n wu r&o hnw to roach tho heme towhlch Duane Wm, 16. a fiutlst, sori 1n earlier reports, it was not stated that Mike Benectum ot - tbe . ........ ~IU'CIIUlS ~ Drew Wobotor . ,39, Amort- ported that tho color guard ot tho unit Is being called. of Mr. and Mrs. Norman C. Will, Tq)pers Plains area won a trq)hy for the beat daily rate ot gratA Rutland, he& aeloctod aa a with his Charolalo Hereford Cross In the Meigs Cou1lly - r U '. CINCINNA11 - TilE INSURANCE INFORMA110N lnitltute ella- 0111• Legion, .met at tho P 0 at :.:-llo¥~:::. ~ to=~:~!~1:= membor of tho ' 301).ploce All • stock Beef Club. The Kroger Co. provided the trophy In ro«<IDDt'm today auto lnaunnce rates will bO.bierouodby ~ -~ ~ chairman are Charlea roy Flrdltii)Uimlnt. _ FamUy." '1'1141 caller refused Ollln Boys' -Which will be a far Benedum's accompUshment of a 2.8pound dal])o weigbt galalno- cGIIIj1Uiiooln Ollln ~'11nlrll!al': 'l'h!o- rauo Werry, clllld wtillaro; Gllta for Norman Ruolell, a World War to give •Ill' lnotruetion nn llndl•ture a-etlm of tho Olllo his animal effectl.,. :rhuroday on-~· ud nn old·pcillclao When the Yallka, Plll1 Ohllqror; Frank 1 vot.ran, ilao.._udhotllll~ lqr the lamUy, Despite the lack Stale Fair. Club odvlsors are lloyd Blackwood and Jim Meredllh. 'lbo band will make doUy ap, ~=r!.,.mlt •iCJreo•IO Vauthen and Joe Struble, co • zed aDd tha·W1h·of Evered Hay• of lllfnrmatlon, tho !l<lUOd made io wW reoult In an • ......, g of eba)rmen. Amorlcanlom; Char- "es, !IleUm~ ......,..., wao .., the cill. Throe .famUies by tho pearancos at tho fair bogionlnt HIJ\IAN .BEHAVIOR is smnetimes beyood .....,rohonoloa.. ~ iocrbo!l••iUyao !llluril and leo liwallol, l)lojortan and ce,. )IOI'Io4.. A ricard . hal) W.. ~ 1l&lile a[ Holay w8n found but this T!lw'oday. Duane hes playMrS: Eulah Braeken of Darlington, Pa. arrived h.,.. cor a vi Mid •. Loodard Jowoll, oorv· '*!""eel fdrAu~. .SOonthel'am,...noodedtho!l<luad. ed the Oute twO yeata ln the witb her brother, Ross Norris, &yracuse • eoata IDl Joe StrWio, olaltlnc orey 1e111111 eouns. """'"Y nicht the oquad r<>Melga Htch School Band. He Ia lolrs. Bracken, of course, was amlouo to visit the ll'eft olillr . ' . ·the ' ~ · . Jlalte!IIUDoiDta. were urvod by moved Undo. Blackford, Midthe flrll Meigs Htch School m~>o 111-year-ald daughter, Kathryn BrnwnoU • . ., · . Pa\!1. C&ocl·,and G1if ci.arle• and Gil)' G.t&. dlii)OI'I, toV-.noMemortal siclan to .....,reoo.t 1111 scboolln S1tO arrived 1 t tho Letart fills Cemetery andlouad that a,-_ 1 • wore~ IIi a '"""' thir. . Hoip~ ·!lie wao given medl· the Ohio state Fair bond. snph of the chDd, embedded wxlor heovy glasalnlhe srew ,....., 1a1eet tlio . ''·· · ~. ~ . · I!Mnt. andwaodlollll.,. lllvld IIOin!n, director of the , had .booftclellreyed by havlnc boea aholalnr parhopa, tbrlqiJ ptMplo o"-l LCJ ·~ •.eCL ' , I Meiga band, •a.~ miiiDber of Irw with a heo'Y hemmer. '·i' ~t!llq¥.~ theoll.Qdo!IQyi. -twoo..,.. ~ we 1hould have oomothirw be-todothaa~ mora durlrw hll tiim \rllh lchool ncloiai '"'*uam. " · . South~,.ners SHOP AT BAKER'S I '' ect Approval of NeW Pomeroy Sewer Rate Like '-r ·Court Selectioll No Pressure .••• Gimmicks or Falu Advertlsi"' We Can Give You Brand Name Furniture At The Right Price, Backed By Good S.rvlcel BAKER F.URNITURE • ..:...0 v-. ., • ' "' Maverick is the new car in Ow ftllle - ' - maldng a big hiL In 11a nrat 100 t1aJ1 M-"11 .,.. lOki enry C8r -lnlrothioltl. And ...IJ t11oy more and MON -rt ..... d l - . . lhe fun ol owning lhe almple maohlne. Take • lew mlnutH 1o lind out wiiJ ....rlck'o 10 popular, Thill lib a teot drive Ill raur Ford DNior'a. worth~ 0 ••• ABM :·•e I=::~~·~M power as the leading lmport'll engine. You get fut acceleran:on. paaalng. >. •••r 4. P!OPLI·IIZI,D IIITIIIIIOII; Maverick pinches pelinlei, .not peOpae·.' tt~·:front' Mat glvea you nine.lnchea more shdufdir rooro then the loading lllljiOII. Plus k1lli 111 10Q room, hlp room, and flncl room. I ''~((i··~ 1 ; , ., . 'II• ,, I. liMY IWIIII.!IIIL Moverfok con <~!~fin!!· nouvofthe IHdlng aCbnomy lmpq~ ' " l:i~ • Name UD'ion Chaitinenw·;::a~ Duane wm in All-Ohio lJand. ping up orick averaged 22.5 mpg. csam, l.tavorlck owners report tlloy got 25 mpg lnd bitter.) I. 1011 HOlliES. l.tavetlck'a hlgh·oplriled Shrglves you nMrly twice u mud:\ horH- ' ,' ' • .•.., ·j:.:,• to duplicate actU'al drf\rtng condition a, Mav· • f •• '•' A COfTIPielt par all '" . ' ~ ' ready to drive, home. ;2. LOW FUEL iilu.a. In testa by proreiiional drivers a.t our t~where we do our beat • .601•• • s• 1. LOW PRICE. Maverick Is 11!0 boot.ooller of the '7Dt- at 1960 prices . .And you gel your money's ng to Camille's Death Toll at 106 and Rising P._ ' flit;::' *•'' •. -Dr loth& days. \, Friday, AUio 21, tho Melp nl&ht Htch School llo'!ll. Uldor the dl~' · .f~~"!~·~<'fJ>;(~§: X".iii ··a , :roetlon '( ~-- Wlu ~ ..'t · the l1iUI ·liiJio all p.a. ~ ' . ' Clark ·<!'w· h tho 1'l:oo grant.'·atanllallri.ction that da,, ; l I ;, ,..• sleep aa wf!~ .JOII are aWake, ,eleep, ·then a deep&101 II (lqo keop YWl' bOdy Ill bo aatd. "Then he rOQiml to 8; bO!anco." · IIcht 11\0IIP aiOI that • 1ih'on 111! Jacob oald dreoma often drtollllnc ~no. At llral tho· serve aa warnlqp. dreeme are lhort. thea the)'~ . · .. Seve~ ol my patients haW~ II'"" ~. ·~ 11 t· predicted heart attac~a becauoa Dream : IDIAtl!lretaUOna aro o1 dreams, •• be aald, 11Jnd not without the(r Ugbt ~~~~ these came to PilL •• mints. -~ Jacob , told ol a potlent whe · One man, When dreainlnc thO • returned bllmo from a prom~ pQ>ea In Ilia hoill& wml! nent cllnlc aller pttJnc a clean cliJIIOd, aaaoclated thlo d,_; blU of hoalth phyolcally. with pain. ·. "II tw;ned 01& he bad lddnct. "He dreamed of belnc at a plaee where t11ere ·was much stoDea, .. J&cf:!b Ald. "Aftir 1~ con!Uaion," Jacob aatd. "Ho g&ry that dream .....- resaid he waa ·sway trom thed!Q. curred.u Dies Saturday .' Sh""ors ondlnfl by late~ Cooler. Low• toalalrt !n q,. lOt. , Partly cloud)' wllb lltllo chaDp · · In !eJI!IIerature and -~-~­ huinldlcy Wedi!Ooday. DetHJied 1b The lrltere~~ll Qf The Meflrl· MtuOn Area lliiD ; :. You Owe It To Yourself To " • Alia but liDI'I Utile l<mwn. to ::: ·~~=::..: !:::!":!': 'IJcht·~ :::: -:; =.altfp;''· Iva M. Miller . • . '1'1141 poople of taraolln Jeouo• "'~!·t~•poke Aramalc, a lanauqe · widOly used Ill Southwest an. IJrt;erpnied correctly. ll'be -I meat.'' · · . · p.,Yetdatrill miilt help tho pa.• · Jacob •>Pia!Jied .that oJoojl· thlilt lp~orpnt . tho dream, occurs 1n eyclea, · •ch lA~ Ywr WEATHER REPOR1' .· NOWYOUKNOW so~v:e~pr:obl::om:a~lf:.:the:~•)'lllbol::•:..!:::::::::::::::::::::~• · Mrs. Iva M. Miller, 86, Salem Center, Langsville Route, died Saturday in the Veterans Memorial Hospital after an extended illness. She was born Auguat 9, 1883, tho doughier or the late George aM Electa Saxton Folden. h was also preceded in death by three sisters. Survivors include two children, Minnie Marsh, Athena, arxl Marvin Miller, Salem Center, arxl three grandchildren. Funeral services will be held Tuooday at 2 p. m. at the Strcq: aoo Son Funorol Home In WilkesviUo with tile Rev. A. B. Maloy omclatlqr. Burial wUl be In the Nelson cemetery. Frtehda ma,y call at the funeral homeanytlme. ' ·'~' "' ~ z Dr. Sam Happy asGP in Gahanna THE PEELIN& POME~OY Ohio's Big ataiOIInc .. • ch..,.. a Valentine card. Subconsciotts Has·Message·; Candlle~ill ,_,By~ Otto Mulford Dies Saturday ~. "' ' .MEIGS GENERAL HosPI'I'AL I · ,.~oialnna llilddiopm. . ~ HelenllradiDrd, ' I. . .Diocheqoo - NQDO. .' �•.' • .. ' . ' ' • -. . 2 - The'Dally Sentlne~ t ·RIVER NEWS "A" ln~hiacltlzenshlpgr&des, ao my molher thinks be .~ do .., wrona. ~ery . time I tell her he hit m,e. fll\e alks, 14 Wbat did you do to 1\IM?" I doo't do anyth(n~ He IQiows GAUGES - Gallipolis, 12.0 and 12.7 runni~ 4 feel ol rollers; pt. Pleasant, 24,00; Pome- roy - Mason, out; Hinton, 1. 22 falling; Kanawha Falls, 4.56 ris-ing ; Charleston, 17.88 Calling. BOAT MOVEMEtn'S: GALLIPOUS LOC KS - ROO. he c'an YOUTH ASKED FOR rrt This column is lor young peo- ert P. Tibolldown 3:20p.m.; Bay- pie, their problems and pleasou La Reine down 4:30p.m.; tore- llres their troubles and fun. As most lll 6:10 p.m.;Peacedown 9:· w!U. 'U.e rest of Helen Help Usl, 15 p.m.; Luther Berdman down lt welcomes laughs but won't 4 a.m.; Diane Bosworth up 7:20 dodge a serioos question with a a.m .; Esso West VirginiaaOO Lady Marjorie down aOO. Alton Ze- phyr ~. all three waiting. KANAWHA RIVER - London, Semet up 4:25 a.m.; Ouach_ita down 4:35 a.m.; Manne4 Fort Dearborn Ill 11:55 p.m.; Solvay down S:lO a.m.; Winfield, Nation. al up 2:30 p.m.; Elgercliff down 3:20 p.m.; Alan R. Merrill down 9:10 p.m.; Franklin B. up 12:35 a.m.; Polly R. up 2:45a.m.; W. H. Shaver, Jr., l4l 6:10 a.m. OHIO RIVER - Lock 13, ORCO down 5:10 a.rn.j Toby C. down 6:30 a.m.; John Pushak down 6:30 a. m.; Lock 14, Booz up 2:25 p.m. ; Edward S. Bosworth up 5 p.m.; Aliquippa Philo~ 10:30 p, m.; Nita Vickers I() 1:15 a.m.; Je)!boat up 5:45a.m.; Lock 16, J ~e T. down 4:15 a.m.; Western a.m.; Lock 17, Jefferson up 1:'15 a.m.; Eastern down 1~50 a.m.; st. Marys \4> 3:10a.m.; Paul D. down 3:25 a.m.; Louisi· ana 1.4> 3:35 a. m.; Philip Sporn down 5 a.m.; Exp.Lorer up 6:40 a. m.; 0. F. Shearer and Beck.iord d o w n, both waiting; Belleville Lo<:ks, S. M. Jenks l() 4:55a.m.; Buc keye State down 6:35 a.m.; Racine Locks, Wirmie Mae up 7:20 p,m, ; steel Ranger up 3:10 a.m.; Helen S. up 4:25 a.m.; H. E. Bowles down 5:40a.m.; Meldah1 Locks, Oleander up 2:15 p. m.; Laguna down 3:50a.m.; ln.diana up 9:30p.m.; Allied- AsJl.. lan:l up 10:20 p.m.; Stevenson down 11:20 p.m. ; H, S. Lewi s down 12:05 a. m.; Frances M. Houglan:l ~4:25a.m.: C otton Queen down 6:15 a.m. up 5,;.5.5 ' well, just great, that I want to do something special fOr her. I'm already cloilll! the dishes and Ironing. I am 15 years old, and oo a babyslttlng.inoome budge!, but my brothers will help, so we'll have mooey to s.pend. Do you have lillY real great trrush.cll. · Send your leena&e questions ouggestlona? - READER to YOUTH ASKED FOR IT, care Dear Reader: fl. Helen HelP US! this newspa.. You're dotD& something ape.. cial tor your motber every da,y, per. Hclley, just by lillowlng her how HOW UPTIGHT much you appreciate her. This CAN PARENTS GET? Is the greatest gilt a parent can Dear Helen : I wrote to The Tigers, the bat. receive! But I understand that usometalion in Vietnam that wanted mall from home, and got a very 1111111! more" feeling. When :voo love a periJOfl, it's suchfun, mak.. nice letter in reply. tng her happy. The problem is that my par. So how about a ' :Mother's D11 ents don't think I should oorre· spond with this young man. They In August?" Bring her break. say he could be of a di11erent fast In bed, and let her get up race or otherwise "not ther~t to find notes In Wllsual placea kind;, and that later in life some- - the Afrigerator, on the vacone would hold this against me. uum sweeper, the curtains, the TheTre very big about their sewing machine, even arouod the "Mayflower roots." eat's neck- telling her in many I doo't want to marry bim, ways she is Mom of the Year. or even meet him I just Then, take over the housework, want to cheer him and his friends even to cooking dinner, ml end up a little. After aU, I'm 18, up with a movie or play attendand not a giddy little girl who ed by tile whole !amlly. fa Us in love with a letter. TalkI guarantee your mother will ing about my town or school won't be the proodest gal In ten coun.. .. lead him on.'' ties and you'Ll probably hear her I respect my parents• opin.. telling tile grandchildren aU about ion, but answered the letter a.JV- her wonderful surprise, 20 years way. They didn't "forbid," jist hence!! - H. "warned." What's your opinion? get away wi~ rtwrder. olmoat, ao I have to he h I s slave. If I won't, he slugs JPe, and I get tile blame. I'm oot an anset. I 'lfsh Mom could see my brolhe Isn't either!- B, B. Dear B: ' .' . J·,, "4 ·.. ·. ' '\ ~>; .,;_. ' •. ~ •'1 jf\,' " : . - but' nj1ne' Ia low! r ~~ I ,'Ina In a )IDR-I'cicM 'I!~:;~:t -~: "/ .~ . . ~~.., :n" elll<ortallnef In ·~r of Bari>ra . · By ROSLYN KIND eo )'CU're a performer In show buslneu ;you .must oueceed m the bella of vour own tid· enta. ·Rut are tile aceptlcina. Appearing before the critical judgment <t an audience, on telovision or In clubs or on .....,ra., :VOO rise or fall on what :VOO COil _ Whore's your smart? Maneuver )'0111' brother Into the alave. driver pitch where your parents deliver over a auetatned period. (ln'e!erabl,y yoor Dacl) can ov. 1'bere Is little tolerance for the erhear. II you can't !la!rt him, pretender. outwit blml - H. ll Ia eapeclaii.Y dl!!lcult for FOR YOUR FREE COPIES a ..,. arrival 011 the scene who OF "WHAT IS A BOY Is related to a well- en. FRIEND?'' and ••WHAT m A tertainer. There's an um~sual GffiL FRIEND?" SEND A LONG amount <t advance bulllllp. ComSTAMPfD, SELF • ADDRESSED parlsons become lnevllable, ihe ENVELOPE TO HELEN BOT- handicaps l!lore severe. the talTEL, CARE OF THIS NEWSPA- deney greater to ascribe current PER. ataiUs prlnclpall,y to the suppos. Tills column Is dedicated to eel Influence 0( the relative. family liviog, so If you're havl'm delighted that B • •' b r a Ing kid trouble or juat plain Sirolsand Is 111Y half.alster, ODd trooble, let Helm help YOU. that she Is a super-liar. Unctaubt&e will also welcome ywr own edly, doors _... more reodamusing experiences. Address ill' lor me because ol thlo. I im Helen Bottei in care of this grateful for the lnltlallmpolua I newspaper. received because of the curlootty and publicity. But once I atart "For the gate is naTTOW to Bing, I am on my own. I must and the way ;., hard, that leads to life, and those who do It myself. find it are few ."- Matthew This has been true, but per. 7:14. haps less exacting, 0( lllllllll'OWI • • others In show business Witb faLife is a race. Don't whim· moos relatives. 1 Llza Mimelli per if the track is rough and waa first introduced as t h e the goal is distant. One day daughter of Judy Garland- but you shall reach it.-Joseph R. Sizoo, American clergy. she'd have become a star lillY· man. way U.rough her own etrorts. • ......... ·~oical ..,w,a; me: 1- cnm, portation director. took their TilE DAILY SENTINEL 0£\' 0'l'ED TQ INT EREST OF loiE~ IIlAW N AKt:A IUCHARD S, QW EN , PUBLISHER CMotor T~n~~oldll. Edit« Nl.llhecl di.IIJ e>..,pt Sltur4o;r b) The (fllo Valler PobliJIII"'l CQrrcllony. H O !o!eohulo~ Sf.., P01111troy, Olllo, t5169. Buol nou o tll~• Pl>one t92-2 1S ~ , FAitorLal p..._ 911~2 1 ~7. Seour'ld oi U J IIO>I&It plk! II Pane1'11)', 011 1a. NadCIIIII ecl'trtloi"'l rep rnol'llltl"" 11<1(11,.. elli-GIUI,::her , h>< . . 12 ~: u t ~hi st., "•• ~ork .. ...'!!if stalklout POISiblUUes in the tor ~With ,.,.r, ...-loo-25. Three ftllllht 14.00 . Sui:IK~ Jrl et Ind ... Surdt, Tlme...s.ntl..,_ Victory Almost """' •• :Assured, Reds Blow )ly VITO STELLINO UPl Sporte Writer Here's a quick detlnltion or expansloo blseball: lt'• a u~nced time when an team like Ule Cincinnati - Reds can be in 11rst place. The Reds~ grip on flrst place with ~ bases loaded in t h e fourth inning also helped the to l! •uuu ..._ -rd. ... ' ,• • ... .. .... . , . .., I 1 ' '~· t \ '~-':: ~ •. · ott~ ~ • , retire fllWer. I, (J }' ' The home handyman'• dream paint1 No brush •draa." No lap markL P&L Vapez latex paint spreads 1mooth and easy over woocl, maiOIU'y. Dries in 30 minutes 'to a beautiful I~ obeen. Breathi111-type film allowa trapped moistur~ to ooc:ape; protect• apilllt: peeling and blistering. Vapex goes on daMp or dry turfacea ... eliminates weather worries. Soap and water cleans up brushes, rollen, aod hands quickly. So easy to UIO ... ao long lasting. Comes in- White, readymixed and custom·blended '1>t:L Calibrated · Coloro·•. Ponaerlf¥ .Cement Bl•k Co. two runs. Mel Clnc~tt <f! ~ .J~ ,.,!ln!-.\11'. ~111\11 to beat Clevoland. Tom · . nu.i...tn ,.t,,. il'.,,,,. ···,r£"',, • .~.1U'P~ ·pitched a six-hitter Cor ~ . ·qi1 ? '.:;...;d.r .i'-ftmJe. the : victory. Bubba Morton's . aiabt when the Hecla fielder' a choice grou~er scored made - tlve errors -and· four the deciding run after Jim pitchers pve .., 17 hits In a 12- Fregusl singled and went to 5 Ion In 10 innl•s to seco~ when losing pitcher PittsburP, Ron Law tumbled Jay J 0 hGam& Sewed Up stone!a sacrltlce bunt and Rick With two· out in the ninth, the Reichardt scacrlficed the runRed. sHDiirwb' had the game nels along. aewed 141; Tile .Redo, who led 52 (IOing Into tho ninth, still had MAY SELL OAKS a 11-3 maJ'I(n when ·· Manny OAKLAND (IJPO - The OekSongulllell hit a two-out gn)un. land Oaks may become the second der al Woody W The American Basketball Association ahortatop threw It away to let team in two years to bid fareweU one run in ao:l AI Oliver to a city the sea801l after wlming followed wltll a double and the the chal!lplonshlp. pme wils tied. Reports were Monda)' that the A Hventh-run lOth !ruling dako would be sold to a Washilll!· pve the Plnteo the victory ton group heeded by attorney • and cut the Reds' lead over Loo sportsman Earl M. Foreman aiXI Angol01 to just bai!-&11UDO. moYed tothetatlon'scapltal The San Franel1co, Houstm alii mentioned sale price was $2.5 .Atlanta are all just two games million. back. T h e Pittsburgh • Cincinnati waa the aaiJo National CHINA IN TOURNEY League pme played but In the WILLIAMSPORT, Pa. (UPI)A m e r I c a n League, Boston '1'1\e blgiest ~ event oC the edged - - · 7-6, In 10 year lor Nationalist China opens lnnlngo, Kansao City. beot New here t.oday when tile ~rat pltcl1 Yor1< 6-1, Boltlmore routed Ia thrown at the 23rd anmoal LitSuttle, 12-3 and california tle 'Lea,ue World Series. idptl Clovoland :1-1. . Tile Republic of ChiiB broke llovo Boawell, making hlo JQilnese domiretlon or the Pa· ·.ftrat appe11ra.nce .since his cine area and earned the right to cet.brated fight with manaaer play In tile sertes for .the nrst Blii.Y · ~n, l90k a 6-3 lead tllilo. Into the eighth when he had to ....,,t a~l~!· HOUSE PAINT By United Press International It' s not a time for gloating for the New York Jets. The Jets, who conquered the world and then New York in that order, took it in stride Morday after beating the New York Gi· ants, 37·14, Sunday and acted llke the world champions they are. The Jets, who suffered years eli!tl-llltter, Walb' Bunker drove in three runs with a single am a double aM pitched an eight-hitter as Kansas city dr!!bbed New York. Gene Michael's throwing error Royals' Andrew Ferencz ttad the last la~h. "Some of my friends laughed when we switched to electric heat. in our 16·yea,·old .house ... 'till showed them how little e_lect.ric heal is costing us." Kathryn Ferencz lo¥es it. "lt:~so clean and convenient-and it's coslil\1! us ¥ery lillie more . ' than the gas heat we had. I'm glad' we switthed lo electric heal" The Ferencz's of Canton. Ohio have lots of company, The switch to flameless electric heat is breaking all records because it's worth so much more in comfort, yet costs about the same as other fuels.lei us show you how little it can cost. Gel a free eslimale-(rom us or your Reddy Kilowal,t Recom, mended Dealer. ...• .... TIM D!C'diC CM . . ..Ffl£ wliin' ,, hddJ. Kllowllt R_,. -Daallr - · *'iltltl a~~,;,a.rtith.t~~~t.to'""'ort ,.., homtto aloe· lrit l'olllftc. or.. nalllble to ..,r cu~rs aoiJ. tw,re ~ no olllipliOI. . .. ' Ohio Powtr CoinPI'!J 1 lint 4lO • :Ill Clmland Avl., s.w. Coolon; , ' Ohio . 44702. ' .... ~ .. ... ,,_. -; ••• ' MN~~----------~--- ·•:. •I!". .. ··: ••, • ' • • I" ''' '·).' ·/ ·~.~ .• ·~I' ••• •••, •••• ••• ' •••; .... ....., ....... .. ... _ . "Move'! !! , , I ' ' ' ' ••• •• • ,• to ~~ELESS 'e1~ctric ·' I , /li •• : ••• •• • The Department Store of Building ~inct 1915 '' . . '' PhU Zepp for a U.res-1'111 homer to tie It and Georp SeQtt seve Booton the vletory over Minnesota In the loth by ~oublllll! In the decld(JI8 run. Bela,.... Pacea lllltlmora Marl! BolaliPr, drove In ftve ' r1111 · to pace , ' Baltimore paot Soattle. BdanPr hit a U.ree • rllll double In 'tile oll!!'lll • 1'111 IOCOnd lolling lnd ~ed a two. tn the sixth. Jom Pal- .' r-··--··-····-··-- MAIL TODAY -'•·'"-··-.-··-'·--··-. ' •• .. ~.- with a blilter oa his Tony · COIIIgllaro taaed ·~=~=~~:~!•nrot start toolltld. •n ::: ' or insults and slights while play. ing secord fiddle to the Giants in the nation•s largest city, pointed out they had proved what they set out to prove but didn't throw ma· n.y gibes at the Glant s. They let in the Western Division or the stot(lemyre, 16 - 10, took the NatiOIBl League . is slipping- loss. it's down to hair B. game-but cautornla snapped a 1·1 tie tn it's surprlslna that a team like the eighth _with two unearned .. enougll to play football. From that number there are Hkely Talking Up; Bow In 10, 12-5 preilderK or Amalgamated Transit Union, District 1539. Wright remained at the b u 8 headquarters until 5:45p.m. an:l reported the drivers did not return with theircontra tts, Ameeting has been scheduled by the 11 drivers for Wednesday morning at the Mason County Court-. house. Accordt~ to reports, they will meet with tllelr legal counsel to file a petition lor a writ of mandamus. The word "probation" in the contract is the immediate cause or cootention, accorcUng to one ol the drivers. One or them month I UCI.. By mall: 0.. yar •12.00 5I>: Abbott at center with Abbott a eontender atllnebacker as well. The Marauders, as last year an:l even in their title year, have the scoreboard speak for itselt Besides meeting their top AFL rival Oekland, on Monday nlgh4 the Jets will meet two NFL divi· sion champions, Minne sota on Aug. 30 and Dallas on Sept. 6, be£ore opening the regular season on Sept. 14 against o . J, Simp. son and Ule Buffalo Bills. Monday was an oft • day lor most ol the teams but Bob Griese, the Miami Dolphins• fine you~ passer, loosened \1) his passing arm ror the first time since suf· tering bruised ribs against the Chlc~M.• on· Allg. 9. Coach Ge....., ·w.~ · · said Griese will ""e ... start aga the Cincinnati Bengals on Saturday night. George Seals, who walked out of the Chicago Bears' training caJI1) last week, apparently has retired. In a joint statement, Pre-sldent George Halas and Seals will work full time ror a mall or· der c01111any. Maurice Stokes Benefit Game Is Slated Tonight MONTICELLO, N.Y. (UPOLew Alcirxlor against Wilt Chamberlain. The long-awaited matchup between Alcindor, the $1 mlllton bonus baby of the Milwaukee Bucks, aOO Chamberlain, the all-time scoril'@: leader the or Starters Back From 1968 Squad time with the blollie ciatle owning the locker around th~ cor· ner, or cruisl~ around Crow's Steak llouse in Pop' B car Or not their own), or both, in order to prove to themselves they're man Jets Let :ttaekfteld at this very early stage ~re Pat O'Brien and D e n n i s :Boas 11 quarterbackl an:l deep contracts. an:1 at approximately, .. on probation." The three drivers not reporting were Charles Weethee, Julius Matheny, local president or the union, aid Frederick Cropp, no breakaway speedster on their roster. Quickness. yes, but no outright last man who can get outside or through a quick hOle and go all the way. "Speed seems to run In cycles," sald Coach Chancey. Some years ago Middleport had the very rapid Alan Wallace who showed hh; heels to every club iri the league. Farther back Pomeroy had the league scoring champion (116 pts., 1958) ln neetlooted Vern Harrison who wasn't bothered one bit by the gear a £ootball. player carries 1~ combat. When he turned onthe al tills stage wlllllll! to give .., Score Do era mysell, aren't I? Dear Won: I think you just won the ar. gument. HawY wrltinl(? And congratulations ror breaking away lrorn the 11 WASP's" next!- H. Dear Helen: My moUler has been so nice to us, and so understanding and stated, ul have not done anything wrong so I should not be No:a- ~o rll. Sutncript!ml rall!o: O..lo.,rod bJ oarrler wher~ • al llbl e l ~ <elll• 110r .,.,.k; ""' 10r In u .....,. ot lile v.n ~ Slrnlnel omn , w .to. Sb mOI!Ih1, I I L ?CI.. Tllrtoe .....U.1, ~~ By II(_. RINll! u.rrllr Hrftce nat IVIIlablt: Ora backs, Pat Archer at wingback and cornerback, DaMy Abbott at fullback, Lee Floyd at w~back, Mike Grate at tailback an:l cor· . -WONDERING P.S. I'm really arguing w!U. Ch~. Woody Has 40 ·Lettermen Ahd 18'· . --,.,boy-jack ol them had the size, back, Tiny Williams, fullback apeed and e:J~Perlence to win one and linebacker 1 RaOOy Williams, of the 22 starting positions on of- aa wingback and Mark Williams fense and defense. Were 1t so, at tailback. O'Brien, Archer,and -~• job would be much easier. Abbott, won letters lut year. · When he cam" to the 1oor WU- but were not &..,tarters. Ilani.s boys, Allen, junior 1 S.7, EJPerlenced lands retw-ning l$0; Tln_y, BCI)homore, 5-10, 154 on dle line are two-year veteran 1ba.; RaOOy, junior, 5-10, 154 Mike Barr at tackle (both ways lbs., and Mark, another aOi)ho- this year), Jim. .Swatzel, tackle; Cue! nobody caught him. . more, S..7 and 13~ lbs., he _paue- Steve VauMeter, ollenstveguard; There is a pleasant aspect ·-id. One got the impression that Wayne \Yell, defensive en:l, Mike or the Marauder picture. It is =tr thh qUartet of boys don't play Young at offensive tackle and simply that there are 63 boys ..,. lot this year·, they wUI .be Jon Kloe.s at offensive end. J..ead.. ·;heard Cr<Ril long before S.Vl era ol the 1moment to fill out the "George Hargraves hall:ls them line include Dave Boyd at a < •the.lr dlplomao. guatd on offense, Larry Har· ~ The Marauder fortunes tbis mon as a twO-way end, Fred Lee 'aeason are dependi~ on t h e as a two-way tackle, Ted Lehew 'Williams boys and 59 like U.ern. at ortellllve guard an:l Jell Mor· &cce&a will hang on how raptd- ris, at end bot.h ways, Rltchart I.Y tile ooochlng staa can find the on the o!lensive side as a postalent am train tt to replace the sible at end, Fred Thompson. as entire ortenslve and defensive an offensive tackle, Allen wn. backfields o! 1968, and bulldade· llama at a middle guard on d&quate depth 1 along the frOnt walL tense, Harold White and Roger ) e i,~ hired Tuesday on probation ·'· rl~ e one year by the Boe.rd of Education did not sig n contracts Mon:lay. Eight of the 11 drivers reported to Olston Wright, trans- • nerback, Dermis Hackett at wing· ,...,, Chlncey was roving his eyel!l back, Robin fhalin at cornerdown a roster or 62 Marauder back, John Rlkhart, at a delen·; hopetula, like them, wishing "'" aive back, Bob Werry atquarter .. t.fi~on County school bu& ...~ ... Ul &..m. -...1.)oioed Hal'Old Davis,. : toi- "Those WUUama boya wm all hit you hlrd,'' Ja how Ht$41 Ma~ nud_er Football Colch Charley , P,.ncey deocrlbed Allen, Tiny, • - Rand)' and Mark Wllllamo. Declined to Sign Up Eleven . .. 11 School Bus Drivers fs OINT PLEASANT - Pomeroy..M~eport, o.• Tuesday, August .19, i.969 n• ', . : alid . _ , . . ,, wl\en I na 16, I vis- , To .Uccesi li \ilien:f4JII'ij Peter, aren't In nlo.. ltedl!irl>ra•aomce,Jodl!rOOka, 1:r1111 h - w!U. ~ ;uu . ~e vleo aaiJo bocluae tbelr ·father whil was ·In , chlrse 0( hOI' mullc accompllahied,. EYeil · If' I 'iiOil't Is Henry Fonda. · · (lUbllshllll.. bad olwt11s Wen kind get to be a .oupei'.:ot8r, ·al, !oar --~ my .....-. '--~ and"lalilw And bOW · llbout 'illaredllb alid to mo; -~~~ a frlendsllip DW\Y ao '1. .,_ . Heather MacRae? Tlleyo\-e made of the oUter• didn't. Aa a oudden I've doi>e It on my J!lafwtll It bl& to U.o doll&lrt ol porents tltOu8ltl, he asked me If I could make me very bappjr, ,-,,· Gordlll 01111 lluolla. 11!10 ......,.. 111nr1. ' •· nl>lcl far lbelr own aetlnl'qiOII. ' "Like rti!tt now, "'\plano,.., ttea are VODe&IO and l4'Ji, Red- ar~' I aoked. "A ca. The war for freedom wUI·. grave, dallil1ter• <t Michael; and peUa," he replied.·. • never really be.won. becati10 · Heyley Uld Jullol MJ11s; daU&I>After 1 iang a few bars .of the Pflce of freedom II eoa•· tera ol Jolin. Let' a DOl forget .. _ <t •Your Smile," T e,d otan! vi~- wer OUI;'· Naftey 1D11 Fr8:ftk ~- Jr., Aid: "Now you~ll have a careir oelv'!l and over 01JJ;. GJOV.n!., . Gary Lewis (Jerry), Dana Val. ol your own." He 'lilt hla p>lil.. ment.- Mrs. EleaDOI' Roo;., · · · ~c:· ery (sister ol Sergio Franehl), tloil, beC:.m.myliiaMpr,anddo- . veil., and DW\Y - s . . · - blmaalf Co my,o,a roer.'Be- p•-"""!"'!~i"!!!lll!!i Probal>ly more so !han the oil!. cauae I ~ &l1d )lllraMCI io ers, wherever 1110 Pm coaotant- inucb like lily 'lister, we wwT. Jy alked about the •fbls Dame'' ed for mol'e than ·a year at In my ~. Borbra Ia a fu. chlllllllll m1 at;yle. We .llnall; clnatlng person, and the ..,.s. aeeomplill1ed tbla, so that I detloners alk' ll1>oUt our chll<ltood, veloped I1IY oindlvlcmal sound and bow we currently "relate" to approach. M.ach of. 'll'hli baWeneach other, and • wide ranse of ' ...... 'llidcl¥ could DOl bavebeen personal matters. We were bor11 . without m/i rellitlonlldp to BorIn Broc!:b'n. Borbra'afalherdled bra. Bll 1 etnceret.Y hope vtewwhen she was Y8l'Y:roun& ODd our and liiteoera now judge me mother F"marrled Louis Kind, onl,y em my merits. · my father, who recelltly dlod. How do we c:ompare voca1l,y1 4larbra ol-s . - t.o have We both have a four • octri.e tile drive to 80 ahead. lite left hoJne at 1~ and moved to Manha!taJI. I ml11ed l!er a great deal, J was only elaht, and Bhe wae the big lister I laved. It was rouah ao1n1 her for a while. 1ben she hepn making progress. We never did apeoci much time togather after · that. I'd see her often, as when sbe waaln 'Tun~ ny Girl" on BroadwiQ'. Pd hang around the stage door. I alsowas Interested In &bow bualneoa. One •· Dally Sentinel, :[Marauders fl.eoutfitting Backfields ~I • counterpoint aPIDst . orclioatra ~mOots · Wb!Cb · ... a . "'' ' .. ' ~~:. .,?A1, . ~1}'-at11o~l•~l!' .,.. le' - Dear Helen: · My brother """ .lour me,rtt award In the 9th grade, and geta ] LoOOon, Marmet, and Winfield, are on the siU. ~.' .~ to be many more than those llst- ed above show- they can play the game up to ever-tougher South· eastern Ohio J,.eague standards. And il and when they do, they'll be getting the action. First WI I.go tests against outside oppoAition come Aug, 23 when Belpre comes to the Middleport field for scrimmage under pme conditions. First whistle is at 10 a.m. The second - and last scrimmage before the Ironton St. Jo opener Sept. 5 will be at Warren Local Aug. 30, also at 10 a.m. The reserves, sophomores, some juniors, get their chance to show metal in three scrim· mages. On Allg. 23 they play the Eastern varsity there at 6 p, m., on Aug. 27 the Southern Local varsity comes to Middleport (probably at 9 a.mJ and they get the Eastern varsity in a return match at Middleport Aug. 30 at 6 p.m. It's in these early filmed scrimmages - studled in detail in hours o!painstaking frame by frame rerun - that the boys have their chance to earn a startif€ position on the varsity or reserve teams. wm ' I By United Press lrterm.tional Natlooal League East W. L. Pet. GB ChicagO • • • . 75 IS .625 New York •.• 66 51 .564 'l'h s~ Louis , •• , 67 >3 .558 8 Pittsburgh ••• 62 56 .525 12 Philadelphia . . 48 70 .407 26 Montreal • • • . 38 83 •314 37'h West W. Cindnnatl ••• 64 Los Angeles . , 65 San Fran ••.• 64 L, 51 53 55 Pet. GB ,557 •551 11:! .538 2 Houston ...• • 64 SS .>38 2 Allanta . • • • . 66 57 .537 2 Son DleBO •... 35 85 ,292 31 1h Monday's Results Pitts 12 Cinci 5, 10 inns (Only games scheduled) Today' s Probable Pitchers (All Times EDT) San Francisco (Marlchal 14-8) at New York Gentry 9--10), 8 p.m. San Diego (Santorinl 4-12) at Montreal (Robertson 4-9). 8:05 p.m. Johnson Has His Day In L<ls Angeles (Bunning 10-9) at Philadelphia (Johnson S,.9) 7:35 p.m. Houston (Wilson 15-1) at Pitts-burgh (Walker J-3) 8:05 p.m. Atlanta (Niekro 16--10) at Chicago (Holtzman 13-7) 2:30 p.m. Cincinnati (Maloney 5-3) at St. Louis (Washburn 3-7) 9 p.m. Wednesday's Games Atlanta at Chk ago san Fran at New York, night San Diego at Montreal, night Los Angeles at Phila, night Houston at Pittsburgh, night Cincinnati at St. Louis, night Court Monday HUNTINGTON, IV, Va. (I]PO - A seven-member Mars hall University Faculty Heview Committee today was s cheduled to continue an appeal hearing r or football coach Perry Moss who was recommen:ied tor di smis- Amer ican League Ea•t IV. L. Pet. GB Baltimore • • 85 35 . 708 Detroit . . . . Boston • , . , New York • . Wa shington . . 67 64 61 61 51 , 568 17 56 ,533 21 60 .504 2111/l "committee was very courteous and tne hearing was conducted in a business-like manner." Johi\Son said he wa s informed that he would be advised or the recommendation concerning his Baltimore 12 Seattle 3 ..,. tiona.l's ttnal ratings. Seven months later the Woody Hayes-led Buckeyes are rea4b to prove that 1968 was no nuke. · Forty returning lettermen. lncluding 18 starters, and a flock or promisins sophomGres start defense of the team's title when OSU opens its season SepL 27 at home against Texas Chris- (All Times EDT) Cleveland (McDowelJ 13.10) at appeal. Oakland (Dobson 13-9), 10:30 p. Moss, Johnson and rreshman football coach Pete Kolldos were recommellled £or dismissal by m. Baltimore ( Cuellar 16-9) at CaUCornia (May 5-9) 11 p.m. Detroit (Kilkervay 2-3) at Soartie (Barber 2..2), 11 p. m. New York (Downing 3.3) at Kansas City (Drago 6-10) 8:30 Marshall President RolaOO Nel· son following Marshan•s suspensJon from the Mid-American Conterence !or alleged recruiting violatlons. JohnSon and Kondos have inStructed their attorney's to flle separate $1 million libels u i t s against Nelson since their recommerdation ror dismissal. Johnson's heari~ had be e n postponed twice last week while the committee checked into legal technicalities im·olved. ....... p.m. O..lcago (Horlen 8-13) at Wash· ington (Cox 7-5) 7;30 p.m. Minnesota (Perry !4-5) at Bos- ton (Lonborg 7-6), 7:30p.m. Wednesday ~s Games Mlnnesota at Boston Cleveland at Oakland, night Baltimore at Calit, night Lamlla, stan Whiter, runnllll! bacluo Tom CaiDIIUil and Jimmie Lee Harris, center Tom DeLeooe and end D I c k Wakefield who are beiJlr groomed lor future stardom. IWIIOIII .. Many Returnees DIE DAY... They'll be ioined by estal> llshcd veterans: orrense - Bruce Jankowski and Jan White, _end; Alan Jack aOO Tom Backhus, guard; Kern at quarterbackj Wry Zelina, wingback; Dave Brungard or Loo Hayden, left hallbock; Jim Otis or JOOn Brockington, full- tian. uwe·n have to be improved over 1968 11 we are to win the Big Ten chamlionshlp again aOO we wlll go all--out to win it. We won•t be able to sneak up on anyone this year, 11 said Hayes - UPI's CoB.ch ol the Year. No Sneak Attack Ohio S t a t e didn't exactly sneak up on anyone last year. It was more Uke an explosion. triggered by a stunni~ 13.0 upset win over ~rated Purdue. By then the entire couri.ry became aware that t;e Bucke,yes were lor reaL Powerlul Michigan found out just how real arrl frightening Ohio State could be in absorbing a humillat~ 50..14 loss in the showdown that determined the Big Ten champion arxl Rose· Bowl representative. Then the Buckeyes finally convinced the West Coast skeptics as to which team was really No. 1. Back-To-Ba ck While Big Ten rules prevent Ohio State from returning to the Rose Bowl, there will be more than enough incertive in retaining the Big Ten and · national titles Jnd seeking what no other Buckeye team has done since football was • intr(> Moo:iay's Results Rochester 7 Columbus 6 Lou1 sville 9 Buffalo 2 Syracuse 14 Richmond 4 Tidewater 6 Toledo 4 Don Brion Donovan to linebacker-kicker respectively. Oluck Hutehiaon, a swiq tackle who played both pooiUooa, ani Dave Cheney, a llttl...,sed C<lllblnatlon guardtackle, seem to have. muscled their Way into the starting liM- John Muhlbach and linebacker Mark Stier. Today's Probable Pitchers and land auarde Phll SlrU.. back-1-cker cuard 1M center, 61 .500 25 Calif 3 Clevelarxl 1 (Only games scheduled) Shilled He COLUMBUS (I]PO-It seemo like only yesterday that carrottopped Rex Kern guided a.to State University to a decisive · 27-16 Rose - 1 win over 0. J, Slmj>son and Southern callfor· nia to insure a perfect aeason tor the Buckeyes a..t a UV spot in United Preas Interra- duced In 1890 - bock-to-bacl Cleveland . . . SO 73 .407 3Gih underea.ted seasons. West The devastating offense whlch IV. L. P et. GB. rulled 141 323 points and 4,402 sal yards is virtual~ intact. So ts Moss' hearing was postponed Minnesota •.. 71 49 .592 Oakland . .• • 68 49 . 581 11h much or the a~ssive, gang. indefinitely last Monday. Kansas City , . 49 70 . 4l2 2llf2 tackling de!ense which held 10 ~nwhUe, basketball coach . opponents to 15'' points a game. Ellis Johnson re ceived hls uday Seattle , ....• 48 71l .407 22 California ... . 47 69 .405 22 Hares s p e n t c-onsiderable In court" Monday. time during spring drills to Johnson took about two hours Chicago • • •. • 46 74 .383 25 Monday's Resul ts Cln:l replacements for All-Amerto prese)l(' his case to the comBoston 7 MiM 6, 10 inns. ican offensive tackles Dave Folmittee. ey am Rufus Mayes, center He said MoJday night the Kan City 6 New York 1 Natlooal Basketball Association, Is llkei.Y tonight when, a John Havlicek of the C"IUcs, nwnber of the brightest stars of Oscar Robertson of the Royals, CuMingbam of tile tile NBA portlc!pete in the 11111 Blll,y anrual Maurice Stokes benefit Philadelphia, 76ers and Sam Jones, rormerly or the Celtl cs game. AJcindor, despite his rookie who retired at the elll ol last status, was given permission to season. Oppo&Lng this uoam will be play In tile game which . has another all-star squad coached . thus Car realized $87,000 In helping delray t h e medical by Gone Shue or the Baltimore IJSt OF WINNERS coats l~curred by Stokes who Bulieta. S t a r t i n g lor th'! NEW YORK (UPO - T b e has · been hospllaUzed since "Shues" wlll be Chamberlain or .Professional Golfer's Assocla- sufierlng a brain InJury m the Los ~es La.kers, Dave Uon llsl ot top money released March 15, 1958 while 1 member Bing oC the Detroit Pistons, Moflday ohows · Gary Player o! U.e Cincinnati Royals of the Dave Debussdiere . and Walt Frazier ol the Knlcks, and Wes moving .., to U.lrd place on hi' NBA. $20,~ second money at the A!clndor will relieve Willis Unaeld of the Bullets, last PG-\ e~lonshlpo. R a y lleed of tile New Yilrk Knlcks season's most valuable player FIO)'d, /whooe vlclorl In _the wbo will be the startini center and rookie of the year. Stokes Was civeo permission PGA w.ls worth $35,00o, vault.- for an all-alar unit ...ched by llll from ltth to ·DIIh.. Franio - lied ·Auerbach, generiol lllalll· by hla doctaro to attend the (1&111e 19 be . h~ at Kutoher'o ~. retained hla bold a& ftrst gor 1 be Countcy ' place with a total wltllllnls . or Sla1rtln~. $1S9,562 and llove HUI r~ ~·!"'Ill ~Old. · -· ~~~~ In I' .I ', back. Derense Dave Whitfield Mark Debevc, end.; Paul and Schmidlin, Brad Nielsen or Bill Urbanik, taclde; Jim Stillwag· middle guard; Strickland., Jack Tatwn, Doug Adams or Mike Radtke, linebacker; Ted Provost, 11m Anderson, Mike Polaski or Mike Sensebaugh, on, hallbock. or tllis talented group, only Whitfield, Hutchinson, Schmid-lin, Neilsen, Urbanik, Jack, Backhus, Brungard, Provost, Sensibaugh aOO 0 t i s are sel)iors. Kern, the Buckeyes ' dazzli~ sprlnt.-out performer; OtiiJ , who set 1 U~le-season rushing (985 yards) anl scoring marks (17 touchdowns and. 102 points) as a juniorj Tatum, one or the R!l· tion' 8 top defensive bac.ks; am Adams, a v 1 c i o us tackler, should rate serious All·Amert. can consideration this !all. PRATT & LAMI!IERT VAPEXe ~:~~ This outstanding '•'•• palnr It euy to use- and dries quickly. Appty two coata the same cay 1 And the durable, blister.. realttant finleh stays new-looking longer. Chooae from White plus ready-mixed and custom made Call· brated Colora•. ,..,., c..... leek Co. The Deportment Stor• of Building Sinco 1915 Then there's a bumper sophomore crop beaded by quarterM THE DOWNING-CHILDS AGENCY INSURANCE REAL ESTAR·MUTUAL FUNDS OVER 100 YEARS OF SERVICE 992·2342 MIDDLEPORT, OHIC ' You Owe It To Yourself To SHOP AT BAKER'S No Pressure .... Gimmicks or Fain Advertising Detroit at Seattle, night New York at Kan City, night Chicago at Wash., night We Can Give You Brand Name Furniture At The Right Price, Backed By Good Service! International Leagoo StaOOirw:s By United Press lnternatloral IV L Pet. GB LoulsviUe •.• 68 56 .547 Tidewater ... 64 56 .533 2 Columbus ... . 66 59 .528 2'h Rocheoter •. . 66 59 ,528 2'h Syra.Uoe • , • , 64 59 •520 21;, BuUalo .. ... SO 69 . 420 Toledo ...... 63 71 62 .504 Richmond .... SO BAKER FURNITURE 155'h.,~::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::! 'h MIDDLEPORT TRUST YOUR HO E HEAT TO••• \ �-· ~ •. l, ' •. I 1' '' ,' ' '. ,._~ ,.~ , r;t . ·BOok -selection Polieies·· . . ~e~ · By'Lihrm&~u~ :· ·.. ' 1 . ..1 . . ' .,~ , ·~ ' " •, . . . . . ,, ··~~· , . . • ' 'i 'II'" G. S. Tewksbary. former Middleport businessman, Is confined to the Lickl~ County Memorial Hospital at Newark tor treatment of a fractured hip. He suffered the fracture Ina ralJ in his yard Friday. Sunday his sister, Mrs. Ew Struble, her son, Kenneth McElhinny, and a sister·in-law, Mrs. E. 0. Tewksbary, went to Newark to vi· sit Mr. Tewksbary. On Thursday he had celebrated his 78th birthday. Mr. Tewksbary was a long..time resident of Middleport. He mov. eel to Buckeye Lake about 15 years ago. :.: to~ Mich., Miss Adele Kersten, Mr. Mr. and as, Firemen Hold Annual Picnic ·. . .·: lumbus. a H. .Cross or Glouster viaIted relatives In Racine SUnday, Mr. and Mrs. Paul Chapman and children, JeiUIY and Mitch, Linda June Weaver Betrothed . ~ ,.c PRICED For Drowning Mrs. John Weeks of Reynolds- Mrs. Lucy Gaul and George TIJF.'IDAY ANNUAL PICNIC, Women's Auxiliary of Veterans Memorial Hospital, home of Mrs. Ra,y Plckens, ·Sr., Clifton, 6:30p.m. Tues. day. Beverage will be prov!dtl.. Regular meeting and election of officers will follow, port .., tile meeru. held recently with Mlao Allee Norton, New York l'llbllclat and attended by Mrs, E. Norton, Mrs. Wolford and Mra.. Rose. A~ndlnB 'the meeting beside Louden,' . were Mrs. Elizabeth Norton, library development alalr conoultant of state IJbrary; Mra. Vilma PlkkQja ot the Regloral burg, hu been the guest for the past week or his grarllparenta. Mr. and Mrs. Eldon Weeks• .His mother wUI join him here Wed· and James Smith, all of Pomeroy, Route 3., am Mrs: Barbara Sargent, <l'lester, attended the recent funeral services f o r Frank (Eida) Smith, 65, of Q>. lumbus. ' Mr. Stnith drowned on Aug. 8 in the Portage River at Port Clinton while on a weekend fish-ing trip. He is survived by his wife, Marie, a daughter, Mrs. Norma Kent an:! three grandchUdren, and two brothers, George and James Smith, Mrs. Gaul is an aunt Funeral services ancl burial were in Cohonbus. nesday. Mr. am Mrs. Eldon Weeks ·re- Miss Becky Will and Miss Brenda Bentz of the Enterprise UDlted Methodist Church are at Logan this week serving as coun. selors at Camp Otterbein for a youth program. Helps Solve 3 Biggest FALSE TEETH Worries ood Problems A UUle PASTEETH sprinkled on your den turd does all th i! : 11) Helps bold both uppers s.nd Iowenr. tlnner lon[. {2) Holde them more comfortab . {3\ Let's you bite hard· er. ee.t faa r . Famous FASTEETB Powder la lllka.llne-uot acl<l Won't eour. No gummy. gooey. pasty taste. Dentures that fit s.r~ es:.~ntlal to he&lth. See ~our dentis t regularly. Get PAB'IEE' H &t&.lldrugeounters. Sunday School Has Picnic at Park meeting Thursday, Mary Cleek home, Racine; bri~ covered dish and lawn chair, ROCK SPRINGS Grange, 8 p. m. Thursday at the hall. Approximately 50 members of FRIDAY the Surviay School at the Middle-. PAST MATRONS, Evangeline port First Baptist O.urch am Chapter, O.E.S. aMual picnic, guests were present Cor the an- Willis Anthony rarm, Cherry nual picnic held at the Middle- Ridge; meet at \~)per parking lot, port Community Park Sunda.Y eve-- Pomeroy, 5:4S.p,m. ning. SATURDAY The Rev. Otarles Simons gave ICE CREAM Social, Bashan devotions and there was speclal Fire Department, Saturday, servmusic by the Rev. Ronald Place ing to begin at 6 p.m.; homemade and his daughter, Louise, of Gro- ice cream, baked goods, s 0 r t ton. _N, Y., here visiti~ Mr. and drinks; cake walks during the Mrs. Harry flouda.shelt. Games evening. were con:lucted tor the children. on this Caravel/e watch... Bookrltobue FINISHED MOLDI STOCK----- The Easiest Ways To Complete Your Paneling Jo• an:l Mrs. William Zerkle, attended a birthday party for her grandmother, Mrs. Ross Norris. Her name was unintentionally omitted from an earlier account ot the affair. \ WORLD ALMANAC FACTS . · THURS. ONLY! •••••••••••••• SALE • • • Dinner Planned the low priced. high quality watch ' ba~JJ.uet of the Evangeline (]mpter, Order o! tlle Eastern star, wUI be held on Sept. 9 at the SCOT LAD PEANUl BUTTER •••••••••••••••••••••••fa:b· 69~ SCOT LAD APL.E SYRUP••••••••••••••••••••••••• (_~ oz. 49~ 14 oz. 1.00 SCOT LAD CATSUP•••••••••••••••••••••••••••••. 5 303 SCOT LAD PEAS ••••••••• ~··················•••••• 6 cans 1.00 303 SCOT LAD C:()ltN ••••••••• ~·····················!i cans 1.00 .SCOT LAD SPINACH •••••••••••• ~ ••••• ~ ••••••••5. cans 1.00 303 SCOT LAD S11ELLIE .BE .. ~ ............... 5. cans 1.00 SCOT LAD TO. •••••••••••••••••••• 5 :s 1.00 a sm•,, ·~·E· EN · · . · ' · · . . :~ ~.;.;: · ~ ;.: ; ·· 6- cans 1.00 ~ -~-~-/~.·.. . ~ -~ - ~. 303 SCOT .lAD. CUT BEETS ....................... 6 cans 1.00 No.Z% SCOT LAD PEACH-ES ••••••••••••••••••••••••••• 3, cans 1.00 SCOT LAD FRUIT COCKTAIL ••••••••••••••••••••••. ~~ Z% 39~ PINK DETERGENT.~~!!!·~ .. ~~· 39~ .SC()T LAD 81SCUITS •.10cans99e· S'COT LAD lb 5 E A QUARTERSn • .. • • . · ·1. • 00 Caravella - Bulova's imartty styled. line of low priced, high quality watches. Need proof! Your parllltee Is by Bulo\:a! And that means SCHOONER "E" - 17 jewels, waterproof•. slloek fJSistant .,u.,.,,.u,_ are to be made with etUter Mrs. Wtlllam Kt111, 992-5681, or Mrs, Lottie Roush, 992-2691, by . A lot of people think prlcnffeeU accuracy. That's never so wilh The armual mother - daughter ~14.95 when a Caravella watch says irs 9:12, ifs 9:12. Sl. 4• POMEROY, OHIO --------- AUGUST SALE SPECIALI! ... :113 : . ,) j_,: \\ II' s Quick! ll's Convenient! *· COME AS YOU ARE! THE with Mrs. Golda Mour~. They also visited in Ravenswood and Point Pleasant with relatives. FARMERS BANK VISIT IN BRIDGEPORT SAYINGS CO. ·~ e~nd Mr. and Mrs, James Criswell of Middleport spent the weekend at Bridgeport visiting Mr. ard Mrs. Steve Shlldic am ln . Patterns POMEROY, 0. •A Tro4e.-k ot THE SIMG!R '.. • ,.' - - I . • ••• ........ •••• COMPANY lly, • .:• • ; . \ ' 00 ••••••••••••• • -"BLU' E·. DETE ' RGEN.-, ·••••••••tslze ·SCOT LAD elant 591t ' · ., .~s·coT ,LAD ,at:ElCH .......~~ 49~ : . F·,.·a·RIC.' R'l.•.·s' sC'ot . D l2aal. 591t ,.-~.:. ·••·· ~--········· ., ··QUEEN,Of scot flirt .ltr ·_ .too•.' ·N......................~~·.1.09 N1Ct........................~~.99~ GROUND ...........':· 69~ SANDWICHES••u .....lO tor 99~ PRODUCE BUYS! PEACHES I~ 6 ...ket BANANAS Gol... Ripe 31b.) E'. Rig t ·for them; right for .-you, . 51 . . E .SCOT LAD SOFT •• .. lit. 1 992·2384 OPEN SAT. UNTIL 9 P.M. ii5 W. SECOND POMEROY, OHIO Cambridge visiting the !Dad fam· · . . I SIRJer Sales &Service & McCall$ . . ' T-BONE bots. GOISSLEI'S JEWELRY STORE Sep~ The annual birthday dinner of the Busy Bee Class of the Middleport First Baptist Church was held at the Martin Restaurart. Those at the dinner obse rvi-w birthdays during August were Mrs. Dana Hamm, Mrs. Iva Turner, Mrs. Merle Rice, Mrs. Isabelle Winebrenner, . Mrs. treor Croas, am Mrs. Florence Han-- an:! Mrs. Harvey Anderson or North Palm Springs, Call.!. PHONE: 992·3480 ' Dinner is Held COME TO MIDDLEPORT ' l ..• ~· -INICe exchange. We-Accept Federal Food Stamps DlviiiOII Of BULOYA D. C. was a gift J ; Mother .Daughter cently accompanied their so~ John, and family on a trip to Ocean Cley, Md. lnclooed lntheir trip was a tour or Washirwton. visited in Middleport recently Ja~~:,:, or Mr. dl. Dally 9 ,to 10-Sun. SUPE,IARIET· •' it's Busy Bee~Ciass nay o! AkrorL There v •,_ pecially to visit Mr. Fugate who is recuperatlJW at home followMiddleport Masonic Temple. h'@: several weeks at Holzer MedMembers of Middleport Lodge ieaJ Cent&r. 363, F&AM. will prepare and Tmuny Weeks, son of Mr. and serve the dinner. Reservations V~etim EGGS •crt.•• '' CARAYELLE• son, Richard, Toledo, were week· end guests of Mr. and M r s. CA~COLA reci!:lved are. spent the past week here viaiti11J Richard Nease and his parMr. aOO Mrs. Jerry Wise and A.Small U.S. ....• 1/2 ..... . Sevtr•l FIIYtn terla of 1uch policies.. Miss Linda Roark loft byplane Count,y, Mrs. Madge Morrow alii from Colu~s MoQy for her home at Tulsa, Okla. She had ents, Mr. and Mrs. Paul Nease. 6 ICE CR.EA W~IERE SI~~:.S.4RE ··~ AT LOGAN THIS WEEK ... ' .. X THE SHOE ltC) if ,YOU paid 10 times the price it's still . 9:12 Ftank Fugate. They came es· TWIN CITY SllrlliOttes re;ular / . SCOT-LID · ·-·, ~pe:N~o:eve~ral~~h=our~·:•;on~t;b:·~~======D:·::::~ are vacationing in Ctnclruw.tt. Center, Pomeroyt They wUI return home later tJlls Mrs. Wolford, Mra. Jean Hart week. and Miss carroll Lyons, Melp NEW HAVEN - Mr. and Mrs. RobertS. Weaver are an. nouncing the engagement of their daughter, Linda June, to Mr. Stanley L. Williamson, son or Mr. and Mrs. Roy stanley WUliamson of Southside, W. Va. Miss Weaver is a graduate or Wa· hama High School, class of 1969, arl:l will be entering Gallipolis Business College. Mr, WUiiamson is a 1967 gradute ot Point Pleasant High School and has served in the U.S. Army for two years, 18 months of which he spent in Vietnam. His next duty station will be at Ford Ord, Calif. Wedding plans are incomplete. Annual family picnic of the Darrell Wolre, Chris W o I Ce, Racine Fire Department was held Roger Ours, Mr. ard Mrs, ErnEASTERN HIGH School Band Sunday at the Qrehouse. est Sisson 'and ?Jerrie, Mr. aOO Boosters will have an organlza... .•, Attell:li~ were Walter Clelan:J, Mrs. Gary Joe Wolfe, Steve tiona! am get acqualri.ed meeting • Mr. and Mrs, Earl Cleland, Ter· Yonker, Rita Sloter, Mary Slory and Jim Clelarrt. Carroll ct.-. ter, Gene Lyons, and Oluckle, at Eastern High School at 8 p.m. lall:l, Paul Justice, Pauline Wolle Wayne, Richard ard Alara Ly- Tuesday. ' ons. ;,.,' . - . ... .,. "" -. ~· , ..,~ ,-. ~, N. ·l' ,. ·'· ~. .... . •. . ... . , . l'UIJRSI)a..,, .. . ...... .... ,.. .JJf .._. '·' - and Mrs. Rol>ert Rooab were and Mrs. Raymond Miller Te>n111¥, Mrs. Ura!ThomMr. and Mrs. Tim Trout, and Miss Marie Campbell, Co- UTILE LYNN KLOES, daughter of Mr.a l1d Mrs. l\!anning Kloes, seems to have all bad luck. Whileplay!ngon the family's boot trailer she fell aOO broke her arm. It's oow in a cast but in a cot41le of weeks wiJI be pul. in splints. Ne:rt month she's scheduled for some minor eye surgery. ...' c:..ru':.. n.- Owen Watson, of near Racine. brarJea. Also guests ol the Watsons all! The committee FUND DRIVE ·cHAIRMAN for the Meigs County girl scout pr(). gram Is Paul Casci, Middleport. Local workers are being lined ~ arx:l plans are for the drive to get uOOerway in the next few weeks. GENE HESTER, A GRADL'ATE of Pomeroy High School, and married to the former Aseneth Tracy, has been promoted to sales manager with WKEE. Announcement of his promotion was made on Channel 13 last night -· ·~··· Gollla Counij' !Jb,..r14n. J..,. Xt., ··FriJieel I. s,Jlero, Jacko thl 'Loud · h i t.o the son Cow¢1'1 Mril. 'Ko.Y Boh.ver, · ~V~ ~ Athena Coullt3; Mr.. •Edith Polng held at tho McArthur lJbrary ling lllld Mrs. !!ott¥ Rril»el, on Aul. 14. Hocking CoiJIIV, and· Mro, WaMrL Joanne Wollord, JAncao- . D<ida R<lile, Vinton Cooney, proter, _project conaultant, led a Ject sltiOrVIII!ir. . dlacusslon ot book oolection pot. Mrs. Sellers and Mrs, RoaO Udka, Mich., Gary Watson, Roell1bls meelfna was prepuatory ester, M.ch., and Bruce Watson \,for the aeleetlotll to be made of Sterii~W, Mich. ,P.nt I h e 10011 to streowthen the adult ...,. weekend here with Mr. and Mrs. fiction collecllona of the UbrarReed Ennon and Mr. and Mrs. leo In the Ohio Valley Area IJ. MRS. WILUAM B. DAVI:S CEaster Martln)ofTulsa, Okla. is here for a visit wfth tter mother, Mrs. H. 0. Ewing. She flew in from Salt Lake City where she a I'll her husban:l at. tended the wedding of their oldest son, Richard Ewing Davis, to Joy Diane Weight, daughter of Mr. alld Mrs. Milford A. Weight Their younger son, Kenneth Russell Davis, served as his brother's best man. Richard is a student at the University of Utah where he is com· pleting requirements to enter the College of Law, His bride will receive her B. A. degree in elementary educationrror., Brigham Young University in January, After a brief honeymoon in Las Vegas, the couple wiH be at home in Salt Lake City. AFTER 44 YEARS in the same house, Mr. and Mrs. Eldon Weeks will make a move, come Thursday, They'li be moving into the home place of the late Mr. and Mrs. JOOn Frick, Mrs. Week's parr!nts. . ', Obaenatory, lllld took a r1do oo . lie Iclealibraries. and their IJnportanceinpubthe CaBI RaUwll)'. niere waa also OVAL Display Unit al .thoMelgs Mlsa Mary Williams, Farming- some cooatderatlon of the ·cri· HAD THE NICEST NOTE from Mrs. Elizabeth McCumber of Dex. ter. She asked us to convey her appreciation to those of you who sent her cards on her 97th birthday an'niversary which was Aug. 9. FRIENDS ARE PLANNING a card shower for Mrs. AmaMa Kasper of Pomeroy who for the past seven weeks has been a patient at Veterans Memorial Hospital. Wednesday Mrs. Kasper will observe her 80th birthday anniversary. Her room number is 104.. ' I ' , ' Mr•.and Mrs. Orin Smith, Middleport, and Mr. and MrL 1.6land' EichmWer ' of Watertown have relurned from a <llllllkw trlil dil'OIJIIt West VIrginia. 'l1ley camped at ~ruce Knob, visited the Notioml Radio AatrOIIIlln¥ ' ' ... ' . ' . .... 'YICITAI.E' \ ' ,SOUP' · At R o m a n gladiators' contests, the crowd could decide whether the van~ · · .1:.oo quished should be killed 9r not. Waving handkerchiefs· meant life, while I urn In g thumbs down meant death, The World Almanac says. The ancients noticed that after d e a t h a person's · thumbs seem to turn into . --· SU.GA ·~( Juicy C.llfor•l• CABBAGE WI. ...... ••· 9C an expression of elisa~ proval. COME IN AND SELECT YOUR PRE-FINISHED MOLDING. Also a wide variety of panelin1 available for immediate pick-up or delivery. · 'FLOWERS CAN SAY SO MANY tHINGS DUDLEY-'S %111. Carton Several Flavors 59~ I 59"· 2n~ ...... .,. . .-. . . '· -~ ~-- ·--.-- - ry ...... ____.. . ~··· COOl~ . with ~ • • .' ! I ·,, recommended eteclrlc Then go flameleis. II' a d!ta._, or , l;lec;trts ~l!+i· 1)1 illY honwi - \· 1,· ., · ' H.IP 8ANQUR POT PIES CHICDN .EF ~" .TUllEY Two slrong statements fr,o~. twci satlslied 'owne?' of el~ctrlcalty hea~ ~o~llllt~re a_l'll mo!~ ·~f" ;2,300 of th~m In our s~!YIC!larea. If Y.OIJ're not !!fiiO",G·l,'l•t c~~~. q!'Ou~ g.;~';!'\' ~~~!·Talk IOYOU~ " · "' ._ ,,, 6 '" 29e ICE ·CREAM TOPPING meant death, and now It Is LE ONS ICOILAD ao.. his palms, so to the mans "thumbs down" ..•• ••• •• • • • •• LJ oc �.' .. .. ' I 6- The Dally Sentinel, P~' 0.·, "qae~. AIJIUil 11. 1969 OEADLIN!S $ , ..... 0.'1' lief•• P•lic.tlon ~--, O..tlli .. 9 ...... CoMoll•rlont & Cor,.ctl.,., Will .,, occop~o4 ut~tll 9 '·"'· lor Dor of Puhllc.tion WILUAM LONG bad nrat elias hay at the Meigs c~ Fair. 5mleone traded hlm sreen lay e-ctiofttll. Tl. po.lbl~th.r will 1101 fM, . rotpontlblo for - • tMn ,,.. OJ so he couldn't win. The pec:wle are aorry for hiiiL i"'ortion. QUALITY 8-18-:IIP U.TB ------- -----RUBBER STAMPS mode 1D or- For Wollf Ad S."rice WCifd ,.,. i nurtion Minl111u"' Charge 7Sc 12 contt por •••d throe contoc .,. 11 ... intet'lion• 11 conlt .,., Word tia contoculivo der, 24 hour Mrvlce. For more lnformallcn <all Dwaln or WD- .. ,,, ,...... IDI Cltto. Portllnd, Ohio. "d' -------------- 7-29-3011> 2:5 .,., unt O iHollnl on paid odt on<! . Notice . The P_.li,t.r '''''"'' the ri1ht to o41t or •oiocJ ,.., ad• doo-d oll- COnti , . , . . REGUI..UION!o 5 poioil .,;rhrn \0 doyl CARD OF THANKS. & OBITUARY $1 .SO lor 50 word mini111u111 . Ea. odditignal wo•d 2~. BLIND •os ' ' finish, full power equipment, f~~etory air conditioned. Radio. Oriw this car for pleasure and comfort. 1963 FORD GALAXIE 500 4 OR. ------------1695 MIS5 SHARON A. Freeman, Local owned lOw mileago cor. VB engine, std. trans. owner and operator of Cameo Good tires. Clean interior. Blue finish. Radio. Beaut;y Salon, I600 Nye Ave., Pomeroy, C:ldo, wishes to an,,,,_, _ nounce the completion of reOFFiCE HOURS 8 :30 o.m. to 5 :00p .m. Daily modeling 0( her beauty salon. 8:30 "·"'·to 12:00 No"'" SatuJdny Both Miss Freeman and her OPIM lYE$. 8:00 P.M. · new operator, Mrs. Comie(ArI'OM!ROY, OHIO nott) ~. wish to welcome In Memqry new customers to the salon. IN LOVING memory of our dear For Rent Also, Miss Freeman has addFor Sale - · MaryRacheiFdwarda, ed a complete line of .. Koacot SINGER SEWING machine with FOR RENT - Modern furnished Who polled ....r Auellt 14, Koametics" to her salon. g.e apartment. 3 large rooms ani round bobbin, like toucll'nsew, IH9. has products for both men and bath. All utillties turnlahed. In lovely waloot cabineL Equipwomen to use. Please reel tree See at 256 So. Fourth Avo., ped to zig zag, buttonhole,.bli!¥1 Dean It Mother, we tried ao to give them a call at 992-7202 Middleport. 8-1~1211> ' hem, etc. Pay $56.80 cash or hard to AVe yw, and they will be gladtoglveyou terms. Phone 992-2685. art it 01 to In Yain. - a free demonstration of the 8-19-6tc TRAILER SPACES. Beauutw Jo-1b11 world would seem llke Kosmetics. The Salon Is open cationa tor your mobile home. Heaven, from 8 a.m. to 8 p.m. Natural gas, city W'ltel\ and If we could have you back ap.1n. aewtge. starting prices t1 a · complete w i t h attachments, But God "Watched you a1 you cordwinder and paint spray, month aD:! ttt. Vilma G. ZUJoo ROOF P AlNTING by hour or coorepossessed but in like new pen, Muon, W. Va. He knew )'OU had your lhare. tract No job too small or too He gently cloted your weary condition. Pay $37.45 or terms large. Phone 992-7002 or 992Is desired. Phone 992--2685. 2306. 8-1S.6tc FOUR ROOM furnished aparta Arr:l took you in His care. 8-15-Stc m e n t, downstairs, Racine. No better Mother ever lived, Phone Albert Hlll, 949--2261. No cme 10 kind and true. HOUSE AND four lots, $3,600. 8-17-Gtc Your equal IDIII!awearyworld, Also a garden tractor, two gas Wanted I woujd be hard to find. heaters, cross cut saw and two You leh ua a treatured mem- HOU'1t: MAAAur.:H, man or. wowedges, 108 fL electric wire FURNISHED and Wlfllrnlshed man, will give SOpercentcorl"tapartmerts. Ooae to tchooL ory, ble, cane hook; also rabbits. mlsalon, /.BC Cleaners, MaPhone 992-5434. 11\..1R.tft' A llOI'l'OW too rreat to be told. ames B. Phillips,18 Ca\le st., son, W. VL 7.27-tfc To ua who loved and l01t you, il'"j"eroy, Ohio. 8-19-4tp FOUR ROOM furnlahod epart·-'----Your memories will never ment, bltll, adulta alii referHelp Wanted erow oJd. LO~ STAR boat, motor and encto, ll~h Mulberry Avo. I' I lonetome here witbout:Y<Q, DRIVERS NEEDED IN THIS AREA t~iller. New firrlsh, $525. l'llone 119U&98. 7~5-ltc Semi drivers, local or over the We miaa you more each day. Phone 992-2288. 8-19-tfc road. Experience helpful but Somehow life doelll"t aeem the . aame, not necessary. We will train 8-N FORD tractorarr:lmower,ex1676 LINCOLN Heights, two bed9.nee you were called • ...,.. you. You can earn o"·e r $4.12 cellent condition, John V, Boroom house with bath, hardOur holrtl IIIII ache with Old. per how·. For application and gard, UJng Bottom, 0 h i o. wood floors, attic for storage, . nea .. interview write, Nationwide Phone 84~2734. 8-l~tp basement, gas fumace. call OUr eyea lhed many a tear. Safety Director, P. 0. Box 7250, Tracy WhaJey 992~054. God alone knows how omc:h we Wheeling, West Virginia 26001, HEAVY Dl,JTYquartercableelec8-14-ltc mill ,YOU, or phone 304-232-7250. trlc saw four 1'l2 in. blades. AI tbia ends 20 long yean. 8-18-2tc Phone 992-2922, 8-19-3tc SLEEPING ROOM over w I n e !lodl1 mtl,led by diUIIItera, store, pl1one 992-.5293. 7-8-tfc ~ V. Uvt.aotm, Mra. Alyce MECHANIC, must have own haOO ANTIQUE combination secretary Sehnoldor, and ..... Kemoth and bookcase, phone 992.2922. NEWLY DECORATED furnished tools. Contact Robert FourEdward•, Sr. nier, Service Manager, Mason R-19-3tc apartment. can be seen at New8-14-11< County Oiryaler - Plymouth - - - - - - - - - - - - - ell's Sunoco, Cheater. Phone -~~-----------Center Inc., 675-1225. 24-INCH COAL furnace. Mechan- , , 9S5-SSSO. . '.s IN loOII-1110111017 olmylloor 8-19-6tC ·' · - icallY Opil!ratea. Phone ~-ggi. 8-10-t!c lriother, Mary Racbel F.dward1, - - - - - - - - - - - - - 3114. 8-19-3tc who peued any, August 14, WANTED, barmaid. ApplyinperIH9. ONE FEMALE beegle one year FURNNIED three room tPartson at Hi-Ho Bar, Middleport. menl, .-er,'newly doeo<alold, phone 84~2476. 8-14.,;tc !llo alwoyo IOinlod to watch ed, 507 Mill SL, MlddleporL 8-19-Gtc tor me, 99~2. 6-22-lfc IN RUTLAND area, babysitter, 5 Anrtma If I waa late. EARLY AMERICAN stereo, AM. days a week durlng school ID Winter I>)' t i l e - · FM radio, 4-speed changer, 4- ruRNISHED ftrot noor ..,. bed- . months for young baby. Reply ID s-uer I>)' tho pie. ,_, etllct.cy speaker sound system. Take to Box 668 W, in care of The ADd tbauil> I moeked her over paymenta of $5.75 per lllddloporl. l'llone 992-3874. Daily Sentinel, Pomeroy, Ohio. dorly, month or JNlY balance ~e ~c 8-13~tc Wlfl bad au:h foolllh care. $83.40. Call 992.3352. 'lbe lane - home wculd8.14..6tc HOUSE, 3 bedrooms, full baseEmployment Wanted mon safe, ment. Call Mason 773-5554 afBoeouoe lbe woltod thoro. REMODEUNG W 0 R K, Pllone ter 5:30 p.m. 8-18-3tc SOLID SfATE stereo, 1969 walHer t:hou&btl were all so run 992-5039. 8-19~tc nut stereo console with 4 speakers, 4-speed automatic FURNISHED house in Pomeroy, Sbe DOYer could forpt, five rooms and bath. can everr , Auto Sales changer. Take over PIJ'lQents ADd 10 I think tllat where llhe I lrca, 992-5262. 3-6-tlc ot $5 per month or pay balIa, 1966 FORD lh -ton pick141, 26,000 ance due ~8.20. Call9~2.3352. Sbe nwot be watching ye~ , actual miles; radio, deluxe 8-14..6tc TRAILER LOTS, Bob'a Mobile Wallllll till come home to her, heater. Phone Cheater 985Coort, ~racu&e, Ohio on state Aadou1 it I were late. 3350. can be seen at Newell's Rt. 124, Phooell92-2951. EXCESS BODY Ould wittl Fluide) Wltchlq from Heaven'• winSUnoco. B-19-trc 1 8-11-Uc tablets, onJr $1.49, at Nelson Drug. 7-29-36tp Loonlni from lleavea'a pte. 1953 GMC lf2 -ton truck, V-8 with Auto Sales God knetr that lhe ns IUfre,-cattle racks. In good corr:lition. COAL, LUMP, egg, stoker, mine ID& $180. Call 992-9931. run. Excelsior Salt Works, 'lbe hlllo were hard to climb. 8-1~tc East Main st., Pomeroy. Pllone So he dosed her weary eyelid&, ------- - ~----992-3891. 8-l~lfc Alld whlapend peace be tlllnol Time wi.U never dim 11'0' mem.. SLIGHTLY USED Kenmore 800 ory, Business Opportunities automatic washer, 3-cycle, 'inOf 11>e one I cloarly love. FOR SALE by owner, Paradise cluding permanent press. Ex· A amtle, a voice, a lave 11 Lake, completely stocked. AI· cellent condition, $195. Call miiiJna. 992·2610 or 247-2674. so snack bar with modern CaSan God calJed her alxrve. cilltles on 107 acre rarm, lh 8-17~1< Somel1me It's hard ID under. acre tob. base. Has 3 bedroom otand, Carm home completely modern, 59 HARLEY Davidson motorcy'lbeae tlllnp thai have tD be. caJ1leted, washer, dryer. A cle. Contact Carl Rairden art God 1b hll wtadom baa a good business invesunent. Harttord, w. Va. 8-14-Gk pan Must sell due to death of hus· lllyond our power to tee. band, Price $21,500. Call 256- AWNINGS, 1torm doors 1 n d !lodl1 mlaaedbydlu-. Go.Ye -·nd. .,... ------------- --- ----------- r. ----- - - 1141111' . 1K OFF ------ -------- ------- - -- --- - • Skilllul Play · · ' ..... EIPIIIEIICEI PHON! 9f2..2111 f»HONE 992·2094 . . 1.0SE WEIGHT lllfely with lloX· A-Diet" Tl.bletl, onb 98 cents F.- 1111 iMIIoll True\ W ·Bull..,_ Rll4111rl To 'I'M ..1 - Q i r t . at Nelson Druc. -------------- E. Molo . p_,_,, 0. " ILAEIIIAIS Real Estate For Sale -· ------------- ---- - -- ------- - ------------- 6273, Gallipolis. V.Lirinptoo 8-15-{itc 8-14-11< -------------Card of Thanks mer White, aaie1 repreaenta- To THE FAMILY of Albert A. SwatWanted Buy nl wishes to thank the neigh- CHINA CABINETS, ...... lobleo, old cloeb, etc. Write or call bora, frlends arr:l relatives for M. D. Miller, Rt. 4, PomeroJ, their kindness arr:l thoughtfulpllono IIVU271, 8-26-lfc ness during his illness aRI death. A special thanks is ex· tended to the doctors, nurses and hospital starr or Veterans For Sale Memorial Hospital, foglesorw CHOICE BUILDING lots n e a r Funeral Home and Re-v. John Five Pointa. Pllone 992-5930 Grandstaff. 8-10-lftc Wife an:l Dauahters 8-19-Up CHOICE BUILDING lola In Mld- --- -- --------- diOIIQrt. Phone 99!1--3284.' 8-lll-12ic Notice HAM SHOOT, Sunday, beginning at 1 p.m. on tile Bob Hill Farm • NEW TWO BEDROOM hOme, alg. aponsored by the Racine Emminum lldiJII, hlrdwood er&ency Squad, The proceeds noon. birch kitchen, carport. will go on the new emergency 38xBO bulldlrc wiD oe11 with truck. 8-1g..5tc houH. Goodbullneaalocation. Juat outolde of Roclno. CaD 949-3l87 or eoataet Ta eker MeKenzie. V.CiNC'i_lor_ iWo Oicierly-,;. pk. l'r9fer prl,.te pold 111llenla. , _ ICIIGII, 7'1:1-5185. , 10-Bdc --> • ~ windows, ca~rta, marqueea, blown and ball lnoulatlob. El- tive. For tree estimatea,,Phon Charles Llale, Syqcuae. v. v. Jolmaon and Son, Inc, 5-1-If< ---·.-111 IATIUI/2 M~E ~~~~;~it~~~: ph~ -------------949-2811, 8-17-3tc BEAUT\' SHOP equipment. equip. ped for 2 or 3 q,eratora, phone 992-2278 after 5 p.m. 8-17-&c ------- ------$135 OF CHIMNEY blocks and Rue liners, never used. For sale at halt prlce. John H. MeCoy, Syracuse, 8-17-3tc -------------RETIRING? .. Holi)'park" 60 x 12 Mobile Home & 1f..! acre lot, central air coo:lltloni11J, ciU' • water, 10 x 40 patio 1nd awning, in TLtJPt~rs Plaint, Ohio. Call 667-3298. 8-17-3tp -------------WINTER PATOES, Charles HIIIDn, Portland. 8-17-31< -------------- ln'surance RODNEY DOWNING RMIEIIale-r """"' 992-ll:IU Middleport, Oblo' 5-lJ-41 ------ --- YIIIIRC~R HOIST ETTER REALTY GEO. HOBSTETTER, Broke• NEml P60x1S GeM,.., .... , .... CS. ......)L.....-I"wf.._ MOUNTID & IALAMCID POl Tl.l TAkl:oOPP. 21/2 ACRES - 8 rooms, b 1 t h, front and side porches, trult room, garage. Asking $9,000. COIIPiete f!lni·EIII llldBnkt Slnlce BLAETTNAR'S New Haven Soeial Events , ANNUAL PICNIC HELD The amual pllzlc ol the RhoRACINE AREA - Nice 6 room dodrendron Home Demonotrallcn Club was held TburodiJ' at ...., brick, large bath arxl llvhlJ: alllle clubhouae.Followlngacovroom. Gas forced air furnace, garage. $16,000. ered dish dinner, lhe moatlog opened with the hag salute and HELEN •• VIRGIL TEAFORD club collect. Mro. G. B. Haz. ASSOCIATES 992-332S · lett was In charge d dovotlorul, Mrs. Hazlett road Plllm 12. SYRACUSE Mrs. Charles F. Yonker had a 18-19-3tc of the Women•a Soclet;y o1 ChrisIIIII Service · d llle New .Haven Unllod Melhodlll Church Olllo,xed a coverocl clllh aupper a1 the clolrch recenll,y. Following tile - , llle meetlng _..a w1111 tile h.Ymn "Our Best," followed with a prayer by Mra. Rupert Kelll. Mrs. Paul Fo~ enterIntoed mth a v..at selectlm "He Walhed My Eyes ven. 111e Ieason· dlseu1afon wi.s led by Mra, Join F. Rwsh 111111 coacludod llle ll1ud.Y of tile Old Teotoment. llurlDg lite bualneao seaalon Mrl, Roush IUliiWilced lite - · of the alate convention wlll<:b Ia . to be held al Welt Uber\y Slate reading ''Lite's Uttle Things." CAMPUS CLATTER By Larry Lowio I?"STOP. 01 ON'T lliEV TfACW "'IU MAT._. AT OOOUMLE COLLEGE', M"' 'EAimlUIII:o, X CClMI; IU SOH 1 Pf!ACffil .-------, WltEN VOIJ KNoW SORE. ~OM! WIW? Wf OWLY UAVE A I"' · CU91C - fOO"f REFRIGERATOR-- <;ouese. IN POMEROY POMEROY - 6 rooms, bath, 3 bedrooms, nice woodwork, run basement Gas forced air furnace. Good buy, $9,500. With Altondlng llle moot111s were Mra. Herman Layne, Mra • .1o1m F. Rooah, Mrs. Herry 1A1ne, Mrs. IJoyd Roush and Mlao Le.. lah Jsne Powell. PmSONALS Jimmie FbweU, young I<XI of Mr. 111111 Mrt. WW~ ~ 10, haa a medical 110110111 Ill Plooaont Valley llospl.iat, where be was treated tor - monla. Donald Bumprdner underwent surgery ol a hospllal In Delaware, 0. the firot pari d ·the week. Mra. Jolm Powell is a surgl. cal [10110111 al Pleaaont Valley -------------- Mre:·, -------------- Real Estate For Sale ·-~ I ... • O'IRIEM AMO CROW REALTY COMPAMY WHY PAY RENT'? OWN YOUR OWN HOME CALL US TODAY I Salesman HEMRY CLELAND . Olflce-H2-2259 Roo.-992-2568 Hr 9, 1969, ot 7130 P.M. In tho Mflco of rho Su~t~rlnto ....llt. A lilt of tho b11111, trvckt, and atNr motor vehlclot to Do l'lsur-.1 with tho. ,,.clffcotiont far 101110 •or Ito obtalnH t.y colllrog 992•2153 I I TJU: UIIIU JI.:J,t. 4:.1MI'It.:<(\" Hr W _ Y. !I.!IU'IIOXAT.Il Aug. 1P, 26, Sopt, 2 3tc ' Mail Call DAILY CROSSWORD 11. Greek ACIIOSII 1. TWowbeeled veblcles 5. The way out .......... ..... 10. Derby, f0t9ne 11. Dlvilllble t>ytwo lJ. Orumbltt l.f. NICkname roraiDan -·........ tromDallu 15. Olorlned. ·]fl. Peltcan ..... ~tate: lT.Square -.,_- 18. tlraUnir li.J'ut fllti&er ....... -· SB.Warpl ae.Onthe 40.=~ tic 18. At any tl. Dailey and Duryea , 115. Sketcb· C2. Famoua nomd• 18. Germl· DOWN 19. Chinese boat plume l . Rul< 2.Holmoak 3. Tonlc"a nated that 15. Ancient Celtic pr,ieat a. Stable tare 7. Be!'ltl month: abbr. _.... !1. St&ften!d 31. Job for the · pnltiner ~ U. SineWy 215. Wesken& Bri.Uy sea"rt 37. Peruv1an river vm·, catherine 28. Oppollte or hUibiDd Cotton-Lined Gloves Relieve 'Dishpan Hands' 3t.Famoua P.M. 35. Al&'erl&n 21. Henry 29. Stamplq DDCTDRIS MAILBAG v.........,......... .. 22. £xtemal ~8. Answer Tomorrow BUGS BUNNY :n.Nomt compankm t. Provided. TODA.Y'S QUESTION . Dear Mr. Leifheit: Thla is another preU, good 1how you havegol.ng out there on the hill at Rock Springs. I'll sa,y It ror everybod,y: Thanks. A. Buckeye . B1 WAYNE G. BRANDSTAOT, M.D. 38. "The · Altar'' , 40. Q-la my work, my hands are constantly in and out of hot soapy water. Now my fingers are splitting and peeling. Can thls be prevented? . A - Tbil condition, some~1mes called dishpan hands, IS often kept going indefinite· ly by O'Yertreatment with T".,..!:: machln;•:• ... OoriO!nly utpoUte · 21. Wor· ~r'l , ..... :~~;·- .......... . .. J'tnt.h llllrd strong disinfectants or antibiotic ointments . If you must put your hands in water containing a soap or detergent, you s h o u I d wear rubber glo-ves that are lined with cotton. Remove the gloves as soon as you are through and put them where the inside lining can dry out. They ----;::;-:=:::-:-:::=-=-::::::--~s~ho~u~ld~be~re~p~la~c;::e:-_d_'w;ith~n':e~w ftj}!Jf.\.0 00 e lt ~=-#.J 401••1/J ..J ,.-~ 11 ll!,l \!I ~~'0' IO.Idcooi' · r •• Day UMCI'Uihle thele four Jumblet. ene leUtr to each equare, to for• four ordtnarJ. wordt. """"""' otalitr WltbM& ,· Sl ·Jfu0.1Hil' ~ , , oa.a.r __ , -~ .... lAt... "" ~\lift I RYPEKI Unoonred: . ··~fu~a CO I I I .. ~" Clli!l'TO~UoriJ:..-Bel-e~, ..:.. 't&'-.w. L. W. Mec:OMAS, Clorlo: 9/2 3tc I KJ -------------------- . NOTICE DP ltPPOfNTMIMT . C.u Moo 20,163 Jtflto of hrnln E. RIMnour, ones at frequent intervals. Q--My doctor say1 I have carpal tunnel syndrome in both hands. What does this mean ? Would an operation cure it? - A-'l~bls Is a burning distress m the thumb index middle and half of ihe ring finger plus the corresponding two-thirds of the palm . Later there may be weakness in this area . It may be caused by anything that presses on the median nerve as it passes through the tun_ nel formeli by the muscles and ligaments of the wrist. It may be associaled with arthritis but, in many cases the underlying cause cannoi be found . If treatment is s o u g h t early enough, aa injection or hydrocortisone r e p e a t e a weekly for several weeks may cure it. If it is chronic and growing progressively worse, the pressure on the nerve should be relieved by a surgical operation . .. .,. • Q-My doder M)'l l have trigger finger. He gave me two Injections ol hydrocoo11·sone and said that, if this doesn't help , he may have to operate. What causes th1a condition an'd what ill the best treatment? - •·" (J I ' A--Tlte ea•te ill • Uucten. lng of one of the tendona o1 a finger or a namnria1 of ··, Notlco lo hor.t.y vlvon thot Gordon Ridenour of Ch111or, Melt• County 1 Of,lo, ho• lto.n duly oppolntoCI ,e,.oc..,tor of ltlo E1toto of Bornlco ~ ~ Alclonoui-~ 6octo••.!t ltto of Chootor, M.ltl 'ount.,, ~I D. 1 'Credltott e,. .·r~ulrod to fifo thoh- l!..... '"-~'•\J wltlf told flducklry within · · ' f.Ur mo'nth1. · . · ()._o'd 'hi• ~tth doy of July 1969. P. 1L 0 aRlEN . 6-17-&lc PrHite JWI• of •Ill C.wntr - \ 1(5, ..,12 ~~~- ~· , • • ~------------' '-taln~• I .. ·" ? Instead of bidding four :spades your partner ha! bid four . hearts over your four diamonds. What do you do now? lettera 12. Domt:l· ,..t 4 .AK!IIIC ¥Q85 tAK104 ~ What do you do now? A-Pass. You have Invited a filiJH ud your partner Us dedined the invitation. You b't have enough :strenpb to warrani a move put pme. 1/~6. 'c 'i 2N.T. Pus Pll:IS 34 Pass Pass 4• Pass You, South, hold: .,. 1'1,., I'Fr•l•l,_l ~ Pas. Q-The bidding has been: West North East South . ill.. lpooil)o .-. T~:I.~:'!"IIU~·: SCHOOL DISTRICT BOARD Of IDUCATIOH .' 3 N.T. .. I hu•-• 0.CMIIillo 2. Paaa NO ONE EVER INVITES II£ TO A WIENER ROASL :Z -------------- ,' . 1. 2+ It I ' t \ '\ I -------- ------- 1119, lt (/t~-JptJper Ent.rpriM An11.) ____________ --- --------- I We don't approve of North's opening bid. North didn't think much of it him· self but he stiU decided to go from two to three no-trump on the theory that his sil: diamonds mlght all turn out to be tricks. He was wronJ about that since West dectded to open the queen of hearts rather than a spade. East covered his partner's queen with the king and returned the suit. Declarer had to take tbe third heart with dummy's ace and the reentry to tbe diamond suit was gone . South decided that East would hold the king or clubs as part of his spade overcall and got to his hand with a finesse of the queen. Then he led the seven of diamonds. If West had been &let!plng quietly the double finesse of the 10 would have given South five diamond tricks but West was wide·awake. He made the second hand higb play of the king. South better not! could not afford to let the king hold. West would ha-ve M4 cashed two more hearts so hands South had to find another are way to make his contract. dirtl1 He did this by leading a aqain.' second club. East played low and South rose w1th the ace and threw East in with the king. East led the jack of spades. South finessed his queen and, wben it held was able to wind up with' four JQ clubs, two spades, two diamonds and one heart for a nine-trick total. ...,._ _,,_. ._..,_""'"'"'• East could have found an ,... amazing play to beat tbe contract. No-it wouldn't be to rise with bl.s king of clubs the first or second time the suit was led. South could just duck. East would ha-ve had to discard that king of clubs on the third heart! , H owd.elhv.e r,,So,~!b ~qllltl.~ .. ...,. >II f 011e a11 jlf3y by WJDQllll , .·· ,_ the second heart, nof the · ''' 1 third. IIIDDLII'OIT, OHIO AUTOMOBILE lllaurance been ? Lollt your opera- . or 992·5650. tor'• N'l Call 992.2966. MEIGS LOCAL 8-15-Uc caneerl IWIT .KJ952 .K5 • J63 .K93 +11 -..,.,----- ------- -------------- WEST .. ~ ----- --------- .- ------------- " .AQ852 North-South vulnuable Wett Nor1b Ellt Soath ,.._.nt. ...... •1 .A83 +AQ1!)952 ..AQI .972 ----------- --- ----- --------- It SOUTH NIGHT ... CAlL RAILINGS SERVICE DAYit2-Z151 NIGHT 912-73Z4 R.ll. RAILINGS SONS ' Teara." Mrs. Cec:U Pickens dlsMrs. Hazlett read from the Up. CUlled lhe subject "What A Business Services per Room, which was followed Mlaaionacy Ia and Who lB a Mil- Hospital. alonary.~ The scripture waatak. John Dyer or Cincinnati viaSEPTIC tanks cleaned. Mlller with a prayer. During the buslneaa meeting en !rom n Timothy. Mrs. Blatts, lied bla mothe~. Mrs. Herry Sanitation. &.wart, Ohio. I'll. 662.3035. 2-12-Uc the group distussed the MaiJOil a menDer ol the peracrmel from Dyer, Tuesday evening. COuncy Fair. Lakin, also Wke<l to tile IIIWP· Mr. aocl Mrs. Rolaocl Uden Those attendinj: were M r a. Mrs. Paul Fortney COOWeted and tamiJy, former realdenta of SEE NEIGLER a.lldlng Supply Hazlett, Mra. Charles Jewell, the bualneaa meotlng In the ab- Keokuk, Iowa, have moVed Into for building your home. Call Mrs. Bernard Uevln& Mra. M. ...,ce of tile prealdenla, Ill r 1, properly In tile !olae-Lou-Wan Ad-. Guy Netgler, Racine, 0. L. Ohlinger, Mia a lllary 1'111111pa, Bernard Uevlng, aoc1 doled w1111 dlllcn of New Haven. Mr. Udell 3-28-Uc Mrs. Albert Roush, Mra. Der prayer by Mrs. Carl Gibbs. II et11j11Qye<l a1 the Foote MlnRouSh, Mrs. Velma Roush, Mrs. Members and .(IUeltl attendlaa: eraJ Co, CIGARETTE vending machines Clarence !1'01114s aod II r o. we.-, lll!'.a. Rupert ~ .. Mra. Mra• .1o1m "->no of Jollel.. n. and service. ABC Enterpriaelt · Chorlel' F:.lanl!.... Gl/e. .,W... ' ~')'~, ~~~ J~- llllola, but """Js atlendlna: - Mason, W. Va. Phone 773. Mary Dudding, , Ka,y II!IPIJ!. AI. ell, Mri.!·Howafll:liili'9J; mer o_ciool at ~ahall IJnlv6t. . ,I 5543. 6-11-U• Ice Marie Roush and Uoa Thorn- CecU Plckeno, Mra. P. ,A. BOt.. ail&'> 'opent 1M weeltedd Wllltiiiflllij'l1 as. ey, Mra. OUle Roush, Mrs. Cll,y,. husband' a JI(U'ellta, Mr. and Mrs. · HARRISON'S TV AND ANTENNA . LADIES NIGIIT OBSERVED ton Alhe,y, ajrs. Thelma Cope. Herq Layne. !lie relurne<l to SERVICE. Phone 992-ll522. Ladlea Nl.glrt was oboerved at hart, Mra. Olha Llevln& Mrs. llun1lngton ~ afternoon ac6-10-Uc ..;,_ the Thursday evening dlmer T. Bert ROUib, -.., and Lew- ~eciA by Mr. aocl Mrs. meetlog o1 the New !Iaven Ro- Ia Kelll aod Mrl. Carl Gibbs La.JM;·'-J• lary Club. Rev. 'WUbur Perrin, ENJOY DINNER • Donald F. Rrush, who had eye ;. : FOR HIRE, new trencller water IJIIol the Unllod Church o1 Tile members o1 llle Couples surgery recenll,y at st. Joseph line, cenpool drainl 4 to l2 Club Ollloyed a dinner recenllJ' Hoapltal, returned home Tueawide. Paul ADdenon, M&aon, Chrlll, was guest speaker. and guo ala allendlnc al Evans Steak Houoe In Galli- ciQ • Membera W. Va. Phone 773-5788 after were Mr. and Mrs. Herman pella, foUowlng which lhe,y reJ. 3:30 or 949-31115, Racine. 4-29-tfc Layne, Mr. and Mrl. J a m e s lumed to the home o1 Mr. and Rwsh, Mr. and Mrs. RuSBell Mrs. Robert Cooke tor the dosCapehart, Mr. aocl Mrs, Clyde sort course. QUICK Q U I C. C. BRADFORD Foley, Mr. and Mrs. Ed w 1 n Atlendlog were Mr. aoc1 M r a. .:!!t..:!=.!..:!!!:~~!i!.!!.!J!i: , AUCTIONEER Stein, Mr. aocl Mrs. Rome wu. Earl Clark, Mr. and Mrl, George Q-0n what Grtlclea of 4p. Complete Service llamaon and Rev, WUhur PerBums, Mr. and Mra. Jamea pcrel were zipper~ firol Phone 949.3821 rln. Dlebl, Jr, Mr. and Mrs. Harry tlled? Racine, Ohio cmCLES MEET Miller, Mr. aoc1 Mrl. Looter C A-ID 1924, the Goodridl Crill Bradford Tbe Ruth and Dorcas Circles Zerkle, and llle hoot and holtompauy pve the lra4e name "zipper" to ploohea 011, Mr. and Mra. Cooke. with 1114e fallenera. ENTERTAIN SEWING CLUB All! CONDITIONING RefrigeraMra. N. J', Swackhamer 111tion service. Jack's Refrlpraa lertaiDecl tile membera d the tion, New Haven. Phone 882.. Julia T.BryiiiiSewllqCiubTuea2079. 4.,;.uc ciQ ettarnoon, It her home In Mai<XI Clt;y, READY - MIX oonerete deliverIlenetoualiomemodelcecream eel rig,t to your project. Fait and· cake were served to lira. and. easy. Free eltlmates. Ph. W. T•. Slone, Mra, F. A.~. 9!12-3284, Geogleln ReaciY..Mix Alto. L~d Roush, Mn. N, ·0, Co., Middleport, Ohio. Woln, MrO, Donald Smith, Mrs. G-30-Uc • Ollie Roush, MrS• .1o1m C. Fry, Mra, -...t Wapn!Ws, Mra. SEWING MACHINES, rOpolr aorHerman ~. inimlbor.l , ·and Yice, aU makes. wY 2~28f. Mra. WUUo Mclolurra¥ aod Mra, Tbe Fabrlc!liop, )'omeroy. AuLee Glbbl, IIUOitl. tllorlzed Slopr Sole• aoc1 SerTile next nieetlq fJI. the club vice. We hrpen ScJ11on. ..W be their im!'BI picnic and 3.29-Uc ..w be held 011 the lawn ., the home of )!<. and Mr& W, T. Stone, Auallt l8t at 6:30. at LEGAL NOTICE which lime and aueota S.OI•d P'f'OP91GI, will b. "celvocl will be welcomed.. SMITH AUTO SALE~ t,y tho Board of Eclucotl011 of the ESTHER t:;IRCLE MEETS ICAMAUGA, OHIO Melt• Locol $chool Dl1trict of Mlddlop•t, Ohio, at tho offlc. of MilS Lftlb ~ell W&l holti tht ct ...lo: .....u 12:00 o'eloclo: " - · 1963 OLDSMOBILE convertible ••• al the TueldiiJ evenlngmo.!t. EOtotern Daylight Standatd tll'llo, • new tap, $395. C8U New Haven Sopumloor 9, 1969( for l~uronc:o IIIJI~'j(_ tile Ealher Cb-cle Ot.tile few 1choo ltuu1il trud.tl Lu-aa chure11 ·Woman ., a. 882-2355. 8-17-Gtp COI'II'OIO on4 othor motor vehlclot. lclt wll Ito o_ponod at o ~ulor ~n~otlng of Paul Lulherai ameli, New na. . •= tho 8oorcl of .fdltCGtlon 011 Soptoma , p---------------- . ·'tf .108 .873 ¥QJ1084 tK8 .J104 ~DAY or ,.•• ..., "····· 'W ., - .,. Notml (D) WBCDI SEIYICE For n. F•stut ~UA,RMTEED­ Open ttl ~ Dolly ., Oswald & Jo..., Jacillr I ss.ss '~~.~~.~:•.. . ' '1 Tops Defense rv1ces ALL OUTSIDE 6 cyl. Powerglide, radio, clean interior, lilce new W.W. tires, green finiih. ------------- ... '' wiN AT INiool! I .' FALL PAIMT SPECIAL ·. 1963 CHEVROLET IEL AIR 4 DOOR _ _ $795 1963 CADILLAC SEDAM DEVILLE _ _ _ _ $..1395 4 Dr. Sedan, new tires, spotleu cleon interior • .Grey ' . I For Sale ,_eroy Motor Co. Po•-,.oy •tor Co. if. ' Sentinel Find Everything. Frf)in Auto's To Yo-Yo's In. . .. Wa.nt Ads. WANT AD ' INFORMATION hiC..,.OCf I ;;· ·· . . . . ~y •1 /I ' ,. ~ .~ . , I,,:.,, HAIIDO Plff~ . - ' - ~ IHI~ - M ,. ....... __.:uu._ ~utat :NO 4. ... w..-; ltl11'1 lo • ' ,f' 1-'--t-l'eWI ' .,, "f' ·' I •·. "' .,- ' ' ' ·1:" . lhe teni!on abealh. lit lblo condition, · cloolnj the lilt ca111e1 a snappln& .IOUIICI. Ia most cases, relief la abtalned by 11ft operau.i~ ·mcrease the aile or the tendon abeath. : " · ·.· < �...___ _ I 0.: Aoluot 19••1;;,96;;9~"!"'~~~!'"'1~.. Werry Swom [HoSPITAL ~Ews] S - 'llle DoilY Senllnel. P-ro.Y-Niddllport; COLUMBUS (UP() - U. S. sen. : stephen M. Young, IMlhlo, will : retire at the em o1 his current tenn unless former astronaut · Jotln Glenn ent&ra the primary race, Informed sources _sald tl> day. ~~~~x~w INFAN'f'S EYE TREATED '1\ieoday, Holzer Medical ceitter• t1rat Ave. VlsiU!W hwra 2-4 and 7-8 p.m. Parent~ only on PedlotrJca As District Ward. Admissions Jaycee Veep Publication ot admlnlma la prohibited until !urlher notice. Ralph Werry of Meigs County Jaycees was given the oath ol Dis~;harges Shennan Bonecutter, Lewia W. Click, Mrs. Douglas L. Ccmba, Chriatln L GUlespie, Mrs. Rlctt.. ard o. Haller, DaiU\Y L Hendrix, Woodrow E. Jones, Mra. Jimm,y Mann, James L. Mash, Jr., Mrs, Jack D. Paugh, Mrs. Walter J, Paulina, Mrs. Olarle.s Perry, Dana M. Raike, Mrs. Elias W, Sisson. Mrs. Larry J. Supple and infant daugllter. Michael Clonch, age I, was olfice as District 24 State Vice treated by the Racine Emergen- Presidert at the Ohio Jaycees cy Squad Monday after bel~ executive meedrw in Marion, Sunstuck in the eye by a clothes day, by MlchaeJ G. Mahtros, hanger, He was later taken to state president lt.n eye specialist by his motller. Werry will be in charge of eight locals in Dl strict 24, Athens. Belpre, Beverly-Waterford, Logan, Marietta, Meigs, Nelsonville-York, and Trimble Tow~ ship. TOHIGHT AUGUST 19 Werry promised that District 24 will be busy the next col4)leot "WAIT UHTIL DARK" months in meetings. The Meigs COLOR County Jaycees Golf Tournament . Audrey Hepburn also is to be held Aug. 23-24 at the Chester Hills Golf Course. - PLUSWerry disclosed that the Ohio .,,_,"'" Boone Vera Miles Jaycees will sponsor a football Joan Blondell classi c al the Rubber Bowl in Akron in which the Minnesota Vi~­ "KOHA COAST" i ngs aOO the Cleveland Browns will meet. Tickets may be bOUght by writing, 14 The Ohio Jaycees . THURSDAY AND FRIDAY Football Classic Office, 201 DelaTwo Gallia County men are AUGUST 20-71 - 22 ware Building. Akron, Oh.io, scheduled to appear in Meigs Gallia Men Will Get Hearings Sand y Dennis Keir Dullea "THE FOX" COLOR -PLUSClaudine Auger Yul Brvnner "TRIPLE CROSS" COLOR 44308, •• County Ccurt tonight on charges SUCCEEDS SHASTEEN The Pomeroy Citizens' CommitOOe, organized recently to protest high sewerage rates in Pomeroy. will meet at 8 p.m. MoJP day at the Meigs JunJor H 1 c h School in Pomeroy. Olin Boothe has been named temporar)· chairman of the committee replacilll: Ray Shasteen who has resigned as chainnan. in connection with the alleged beating a wee~ ago of Richard Hays, a Middleport policeman. Russell Robbins, 21, GaUipo.. lis, is charged with assault am battery ard Dave Maynard, 23, GaUipolis, LS charged witn interfering with an otricer. On pr~ vious reports, the charges were reversed am incorrect on these two men). A third man in the incident. named by Gallta .. Meigs officers as Lyle Sheets of pt, Pleuant. and Gallipolis, is still at large. He is charged with assault an:l battery, according to officers. Meigs - Gallia lawmen almost had Sheets last Friday. He was spott.ed on the Kanauga • Hender· son ferryboat but got away, ac. cordi~ to Gallia Sherif( Denver A. Walker, when the ferryboat pilot, Glen Goodman, backed the craft away from the shore atKan. auga, took it to the Henderson landing, abandoned It, and fled with Sheets. Goodman. ac cording to Sh~r­ iff Walker, Is tl'le father-in-law of Sheets. Pomeroy League to NEW ACCOUNTS News••• i,r: Briefs . (~ed- ' The Pomeroy Boys· Baseball League will hold a wiener roast Wednesday beginning at 6 p.m. at the rear ot the Meigs Junior High School. Team managers are ask· ed to see that two grills with charcoal are furnished fOr their team, and table service and covered dishes may be brought by those wishing to do so. Trophies wUl be awarded to the Pirates, the 1969 champs, ard o£ficers will be elected for next year. In case of inclement wea. ther, the event will be reset. ltaHonal For Rent SMALL HOUSE, lower Monkey Run, basically furnished. CorJ.. tact Esta Brickles, Albany Gulf MIDDLEPURT, OHIO Member Federalllepu~it Insurance Co service stadoo, Albany, Onlo. 8-!!).31p - - ------- --- -- Lodt Morar mmuter GIICitab .f1tJurmsn LOC!r II:ORAJ!, SCOTL.\ND - THE WAY WILUAM SilqJ1011 and Jlunwl McDonell tell It, tho)' were rOIOialacroao Loeb Morar when .., came a monater. 'l1lo two Sundo.y flohormen aald dlo thiJw ll'om lho deep lake""' 80 feetlo!w.1.d rCIWIII llumpo, wao dork b......, and came at tllelr 18-foot bol~ Mcllcnellllid he Jammed 111 aar at tbe Looh Monr ,....ter. Tho llllqr bit dle end oft lho ...,., McDonell oold. SO SbqJ..., raloed a 1111o1aon and fired. He llld lho blaot dull a !wr Inch wide hole In lho llllqr IIIII "It dl"" bol01r lhe ourface," No one oloo r.s seen It abiCO. Loob Mmv lo a DOiatoboriOW lal!e to Loeb Nasa where Nessie the monater has been the abJect ole. hunt tor gen. Devoted To The Ireter~,. Of The Meigi-MOMm Areo . XXII NO. 86 eratlona. I Four vehicles were heavtly damaged in an accident at the Pomeroy • Mason Bridge ~ day at 4:04 p.m. Pmneroy Police reportecl. Larry Good, 20, Pomeroy, was tn vellng north coming ott t h e bridge when his brakes tailed. ' Autos Collide, by George Seyre, 65, New Ha· ven. who was also comi!W oll the brldp. Aller IIIIa collision, Good's vehicle struck a seeond ear drtwn b)' Helen HW, Racine, which was comirw onto the bridge. Tho HW vehicle In turn struck a car driven by Jdm Smith, Pl. Pleaaant, which was to tho rear of tho HW car. Helen Hill sustained an eye injury but was DOt '-ken f or FIIDAY AND SATUDAY 9:30 TO 9 P.M. The state Highway Patrol In- ELBERFElDS vestigated a two-car collision at Fines, Suspended and eight-tenths miles south ot Chester. No one was injured Sovie,. btu:ldng offfrom peace talk& · LONDON- THE SOVIET UNION HAS ALL but backed out of efTwo young Gallipolis m e n forts to mediate peace in Vietnam, dlplOIIlfttic sources said UXlay. convicted of interfering with a We-U .intormed Communist diplcmats said there is nothing from Mos- police officer were fined $100 cow to do !n the current state ot the Vietnam War and negotiations each and given suspended 30 In Paris. day jail sentences Tuesday night The Soviet attitude was motha.ted by its belier the United States in the court of Mlddleport Mayhal done l'lOth1qJ: worthwhile to date, from the COmmunist viewpoint. or C.. 0. Fisher. The two men to j\astlfy Soviet lnterventiOJ'I, let alone SOviet pressure on the re· are Russell Rabbins ard David glme o1. Prestdeat Ho Chi Minh. President Nixon's de-escalation pro-. Maynard, both 21, were fined arUri and latest moves totya~ partial withdrawal ot American fore~ $100 and costs am were given 11 were brushed asld1 11 -'lnli&nJ.flcant oi outrlgh~ ~,s&niqKieu." 30 day auoponded jail sentences. The incident OCcurred .rly last downtow1t Tuesday morning when Middle- lldlilrefi'JOliiliti'CSeelu NEW YORK - HAIUlUNE MOSCOW Communloto are plannllll! a JhO!\Y. r~ In Czechoslovakia tonight and Thuraday to set the stage for 1 uanif crackdoWn on Uberallsm, ''the Now York Dally New• said today. b a copyrlJhted Washlnlton dispatch. News correspondent Jo~ · Greeno aald reliable Eur-n diplomatic sources told U.S. otfl 1 about the hard--liners' scheme. ~ ''Ibe .hard-line plotters eJ~PCct to install Aloia lndra1 longtime • I Actions Fded Six divorce actl.oos came before lho Meigs County Common Pleas Court the past 24 hours. Two were filed. three w e r e granted, and one was dismissed. Extreme cruelty is charged ln both new suits filed. Arlene F. ••• Gr t)' JP - Klein, Middleport Route I, Is clo pa • aanl'fWI8l'l' of lho SOviet - led ln,.sion which began a year ago to- COLUMBUS (t!PO - Voters in the Hamilton Local School District ol. COlumbus o n c e again turned thumbs down on a school tax levY, pushing·the crisis-ridden district closer to losa ot siate aid. By a 450-644 vote Tuesday, a proposed 18.5 mill 1 e v y, including a 6 mill renewal, was rejected. It was the fourUt rejectloo in less than a year. Its defeat leaves school otficials with only one m o r e chance to appeal to voters this year. State law forbids more than three elections<' in one calendar year. Issues were deteated in November and l)e.. cember 1968 and In a special . . . a directi"Ye from , nrec1 volley after volley of tear gas Into dle predomlr•nlly pollee ycq~~_ Cruwd. Those slow to respond were kicked or beaten on the baafl Wtth ..... . W~ wan,. Hwband'• heart ~· · ' CAi"EToWN, SOUTH AFRICA - THE WIDOW OF Clive HaL(>~ light up a bargain! tho' ci>IOI'ed millhllnd whose heart was transplanted to Dr. Phlllp Blalbtq, • • the heart returned. "I'don't want it preserved In a b9ttlo," Mrs. Dorothy He.UDt said Tu~Jsdayo .. 1 wart to .make sure the heart is properly burtec;l. I am !lot aOI!V to rest untU I get back m,y husband's heart." Doctors plann,tew: to cut apart the heart for a study by the world's medical exporta declined CUDmeiL .. D-•tle :.. '+Rill,.aitJtM.oND, IJIIH B I Pomeroy. There WUI be - "THE IMPOSSIBLE YEARS" David Niven Lola Albright SHOW STARTS 7 P.M. .. Wetl ..oday Olld Thuroclay ...... 211-21 HOT OPEN • ' ,,·• \ Seventeen Meigs Countians have been named to the dean's list at Ohio University for tlle 196&-69 spring quarter. First qtarter freshmen must have at least a three point and second quarter freshmen must have a tltree point accumulative to be nam,ed to the list. Upperclusmen must have a 3.3 average to be named The Meigs County group ineludes: Bill R, -Allen, Chester; Karen R. Hawley, Carol King, Olita F. Lewis, Harry M. McGuffin, Jr., Frances D. Slavin, Jac~ R, Slavin. all of Middleport; Ma.ry M. Hysell, Minersville Route 1; DavJd G. Hargraves, Michael J. Hargraves, Kermeth L H&r~ tung, Rita B. Lewis, Nancy A. 1 s. AprU elecUon this year. .,.rci, only hope or havi~V at least token represenlaUon oolhe N,..,btr gene~ election ball«, however~ by wiMlng theDemocra- l Electricity lights and lightens your work. Lightens your budget, too. In this age of rising costs all around us, electricity has remained one of your best buys!• You're enjoying mo~e and more ofthe things elae!:rlclty does for you, so naturally(those bills are bigger. But arQil't you glad the Ohio electric light and power companies have been working to keep the price per kilowatt hour low I • W'!en you live electrically, you're In step with the times. Enjoy enlightened living : .• light up a l)argalnl AL$0 • ·. trifenUJ jlll(. Ue.:.mn .-. mtion f~· ,&ttorne.Y general over . Guy 0. Farley. .~: ~ TONIGHT, AUG. 19 Elvia '69 "THE TROUBLE WITH CIRLS" L--t • Vi' lrtump1HM& U1 b-i.J"JI j .. ,,.,- 'U I • · ·~ .r - . A . 'dnut~ .- ·••~j ...Itt ~·"': ..t Pro l~ L-•1, · • • Riggs, .,;tl,.,.., ... . ,i.·.l;l............ ;•--·nt purportlncr to ~n~ ·• · iall and: teatlment • .. Si.li.t for $40,000 has been fited in the Meigs County Common Pleas Court by William M Shiflet, Canal Winchester Route 1, against Edison Hobstetter, ex~ ecutor of the estate or the late Fred A. Shiflet of Middleport. The plaintiff petitions that he performed business services for the late Mr. Shiflet including writing business letters a n d checks, preparing business rec~ ords for income tax purposes, made real estate tax payments, made repafrs to properties owned by ~i'net aOO transported him on business trips, He lurlher claimed his request Jo White, 10 Lincoln Terrace, Pomeroy, daughter ol Mr. • • Mrs. Dan White, will ()nter Capital University in Columbus' as a freshman on Sept to I when tho school opens lor Ito . Clark from Alva B. Clark oo 120th year. grourxla of gross neglect of duty and extreme cruelty and gave . d custedjo of !oor minor chil ren ~~= aJ:~or;e C:~msaJ~ riecl and the father of a sevenweek-dd baby. " Oaimed for the $40,000 was denied, and he asks the colll1 to award hlm the amotmt. A. diVorce action, chargi~ gross neglect ot duty, also was filed by Dixie Van Meter, Middleport Route 1, against Charles Van Meter, Middleport. The plaintiff seeks restoration of her malden name - Wamsley. Ba h TO ENTER CAPITAL discharged, strlkiqJhlm ruled the inSU"Ument was the legal will of the <!eceased. '!It tlo brought 1>1 Meeting Tuesday, the Meigs County Commissioners opened bids on a new truck chassis and cab for the county highway department. Submitting bids were t h e D. Wehrung, Porno- Gary Barbara ' "~'~it in:~e stomach. Sturgill wal mar- years. roy areaj Kathleen G. Bailey, James M. Ha.mm, Racine area. am:l RonUd M. Orr. Reedsville. \ d'ntally shot and killed himaelf after hunting in woods north ot ' h..:r late Tuesday. He wasp~ r / ttrw his shot&un into his car • $40,000 Horwrs at OU \iM! a picnic dinner at 1 p.m. Friends and relaUves an Invited. MEIGS THEATRE 17 Listed for VA.- WlLLIAM C. BATTLE, the former U.S. am.. ;~~~~ ba•saf.or to 4Ustralia tapped by conservatives to Wlll'y Vlrdnla'•· YOUNG FATIIER KILLED 1 ~u.,J-ed Democnd:c party, was nomirated tor governor Tuesday in qtil: sta~e runott eJection ever held in the commonwealth. PORTSMOUTH, Ohio (UPD _ 51Wl~n attorney Anirew P. Mlller of Ahlrllgon spoiled the Bruce Sturgill, 17, Athens, accl- 0 ne" park on State Route 33 Gil the rlgbt side of lho new ldgbway - Levy Fails Again the nauon•a leaders prohibiting hos. · t111 demOnatra.dona, police and army tro~s Tuesday used teargas, ~\ubi ·anJ armored car a to disperse hundreds of demonstrators in "~ ..... Sc;p.Jare, '11\e protesters ShOUted 11 NazisJ" 41 GestapoJ" aS PLAN RQUSH REUNION 'llle Gideon Roush family reunion wW be held Sunday at lho •. IPRAGUE - RIOT POUCE AND ARMY TROOPS Ieday guarded central Prague qalnat any renewed demonstrations marking the first : ·. i Enforct-.: Mrs. Dowell awarded custOOy of two minor children. Dismissed in the court waa the divorce action or Arletta J. Pickens against Eber 0 . Pickens. kina. c:e.trol Prague like armed camp Dialfl. Middleport, same growds, with . lation. There was an alt~rca­ tion, and three men in the car, including RobblnB and Maynard, took off tor West Virginia in their car. H a y s pursued, lrlerd of Russia, u first secretary of the Czech Communist am was injured when the Middleand new strong man of the solidly pro-Moscow government," port pollee car went out of co~ wrote. The dispatch sald Communist agents would start the trol on a curve on Route 62 near t" tonight by putting uppostersdenouncingthe Communist par~ Laldn. the Russlaas.: Police were to tear the posters down Thursday Hays was taken to Veterans ·- ne, pick:Lns rtghta with hostile Czech crowds whenever possible. Memorial Hospital by the Pam&lao would organize other sham demonstrators. eroy emergency squad. He was dismissed from the hospital over the weekeOO but has been unable to return to his duties as yet. The third man in the inci· dent, who has been named as Lyle Sheets, of Point Pleasant and GaUipoUs, has not been apprehended. Othet·s fined in~or Fisher'!' court Tuesday ht were Tom stuu;cy ove Road, near Middleport, tty larceny, $S and costs; Lawrence Fields, 53, Middleport, $10 and costs, intoxication, and William 0. Jacksn, 45, Gallipolis, $10 an:! costa, reckless aperation. John B. Richards, 20, Point Pleasant, forfeited a $25 bord posted on a speeding charge. The¥ asking a divorce from Roger Thomas Klein, Pomeroy Route 1, and seeks custody ot the millor child. Mary T. Clark, MIQ. dleport, as~a a divorce from Paul E. Clark. Divorces granted were to Joy. ce L. Mohler, Pomerey, trun John S. Mohler, gross neglect of duty am extreme cruelty, leavi~V port Patrolman Rlcr.rd llaya stopped a car 011 a traffic vio- · · thO!.~~ IrK-~;..t, ;I; ;~.1 ~~ E. Rutland Has Its· as ex.e...ui.Vi. o ""' e... h111111>"red earner In the day 1>1 sightseers. Limited marttol law ,... proclaimed to keep down lho crowds and prevent loot:iJI&. A force of i,OOO NaUonal Guarlltmen acted as pollcemen. Food and medical o1Q11loo were Oown in by glam transports trom Atlanta. Fresh water was at a .Pl'etnium, u was milk. Dry ice and French bread were rushed to Bay St. Loula trom New Orleans. A 1 i 1 h t plane, carrying penclllin a n d other medical alC)plles to GulfPort, crashed at a New Orleans airport, kllllng a doctor and three other OCC\.IIIIr&a. Power was out along much ot the ccest. Few tel~• worked. Most ot the bodies were be1:a& airlifted to Hattleabur1, · 70 miles from the ecast.. llarrie Marie Smith Resigns County Job Sentences, Given By United Preas lnternatlonel Officers reported that David P. Elolter, 44, Rt. l Pomeroy, headed north, signaled for a right turn into hJa private driveway. Behind him, Billy G. Kincaid. 40, New Haven, tailed to stop aOO his car struck the back ot the Holter car. Moderate damage was done to the Holter car and heavy damage was done to the Kincaid car. The palr<ll elted Kincaid to Meigs County Court Aug. 22 on a charge of failure to stq> withIn the assured clear distance. Two Divorce diminished. poured into the main building and "we who had babies had to ·hold them up on that ledge over the blackboard to keep them from drowning because the waler was r!sl~¥ so rasL "You know what was really bad? All thoae babies in here crying. They didn't wart to die.'' ln Pass Otriatlan. 23 persons tried 1.0 weather the storm in the Richelieu apartments, a brick building by the gulr which had withsUIOd· earlier storms. Despite warni11gs they stayed. None survived. Equipment Moved Bulldozers and other heavy equipment were moved into die area Tuesday, but searchers generally had to go into·towns on foot to clear away debris before the motorized Units could be brought up. The task was time consumil\1, arw1 "God, it was awful,'' said Wilma McCune, a Pass Christian resident who with 500 other persons cowered in the high s chool IDllln&siurn at the height tloodtidcs. CoL Miller Dent, Mississippi of the hurricane, The gym Civil Defense d irector, said began creaking ominously and there were large areas in Pass the refugees all rushed into the school building only Christian and Long Beach main minutes berore the gym root rescue teams were just beginning to explore three days after collapsed. Mn, M(·Cune said the water the disaster. Wade Guice, Harrison County ClvU Defense director, said "I woUldn't be surprised if we have a thousand casualties." In his area, which i nclucles Pass Christian, GulfPort and Biloxithe hardest hit towns- ••we are now finding them (bodies) in groups,'' More than 200,000 Homeless Missi ssippi Gov. .Tohn Belt Williams said "some estimate the death rate could go above 500 and possibly reach 1,000." The resignation of Miss HarMore than 200,000 persons rie Marie Smith as director of were homeless from Alabama the Meigs County Welfare Deto Louisiam. Some towns were partment has been accepted by virtually wiped out by Camille the Meigs County Board of Comand the giant tides she brought. missioners. Williams said the damage Miss Smith directed the c~ could rW\ "in excess of ~0 ty welfare department · witl'l of. million ard, perhaps, go beyond fices in Pomeroy for a mmber $1 billion." or years alii then was made diWilliams a ccompanies Vice rector when the welfare departPresident Spiro T. Agnew n a ment and the aid for the aged helicopter Inspection or the were combined several years area today. Angew is making ago. the tour on orders froot The department now operates President Nixon, who already in new building located at the ha s declared the Mississippi corner or Race St. and North coast a disaster area and Third Avenue in Middleport. authorized $1 million in relier Named to serve as acting difunds. rector of the department w a s The Red Cross said it WII. S Mrs. Adele Cllllums who also caring for more than 40,000 has been associated with the department for a number of bridge connecting Henderson, W. Va. and Kanauga, Ohio. Target date tor completing the bridge, which will replace the Silver Bridie, is Jan. 1. 1970. • 5:25 p.m. Monday on Rt. 7, two Services said the organization has counted nearly 2,000 homes destroyed an:l another 2,080 with major damage. Horror Not Dlmlnshed for the residents ot the towns smashed by Camille, the horror and shock of the hours they fought for survival had not Hescue work also involved killing or huOOreds of snakes, some of them poisonous, washed into the area by READY FOR FLOOR - Steelwork Ia COIIII>Ieted and lho ·Melbourne Construction Co., North Canton, is readying equip. rD11nt to begin pourtng the concrete floor ot the new tour - lane • in the Robert M. Pldrpont, ratione! dir~ ctor or Red Cross Disaster 1,000. treatmenL There was no arrest. Driver Charged refugees in sttelters disaster area. believe buried in the debris left by Hurricane Camille~ whose · 190-mile-a~hour winds spread destruction across a 600..squaremile area. Officials said 163 bodies have been found so Car. They predicted lhe final death toll would be much higher- possibly SHOP WEEDAYS 9:30 TO 5 P.l. His car struck another driven elty, and Sheryl Dowell, Middleport, from Calvin R Dowell, •• Expected to Hit 1,000 ' Miss. (UPD- Rescuers carried out a slow search today in mud am rubble for hundreds ot bodies Four Vehicles Heavily Damaged :'. • PASS · CHRISTIAN. him from a death sentence. ~ TEN CENTS Camille~s Deatii \:ount Bludt leoJer begiu IIJO.year l4lllleiU:e COLUMBUS - BLACK NATIONAUST LATHAN DONALD, 20, began aervl!w a 100-year term In the Ohio Poaltentfary here today for the slayinga ot fourmenduriqJthedlsordera iii. the Glenville seotion of Oeveland last !.UIIliiUU'. Donald was brOUSflt to lhe prlaoo from Cleveland Mcnday after a jury of eight ww,en and four men fOI.IJd him iuiJt;y ot seven counts of first and second degree murder, but recommeated mercy, aavtJw • _ _ _ _ _~.c.,_----....:....:.---....:...C.....,.--~----.. ... . . looks. We've aat thell al priCIS you'd '-dly blUm possible nowadays. COLUMBUS - GO\( JAMES A. RHODE'.'> M& oljpled In to law the state's $1.8 bUUon education program ror the nut two )'8lr&, which he called the "tlnest education bill ever passed by the 0 hi o General Assembly." Rhodes put his slgqlture 1111 dloeducaUonpacl<ap, whlcb lncludoo higher cigarette, liquor, corporate franchise and plitllc utility toe•, during a bill-sigrdng sesaion Tueaday. WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 20, 1969 r\.·' Sweat• w..U. Is h-. ~Pin, so o!Mit JOII'•If with the bat of the It'• now tile Ia., of tile land (Oialo) Violet Lorraine Neff from Jack S. Neff, grounds of gross neglect ot lduty and extreme cru~ I .I POMEROY-MIDDLEPORT, OHIO ·~,~::::::..=~~=------------e:....::::.::.::.:.:.:::..:..:.:.:.:::==.::=-::.:.:..:.:....::..:..:....:: Jolin Mohler granted temporary custody of tour minor children; WILL BE HERE entlne Paae I) ' Hold Wiener Roast It is e-asy to open a savings account with us. So don't put off any longer starting a regular savings program. It i 15 one of the best ways we know to achieve your particular goal in the future . • ,)YOU KNOW Own Dump'·:.~~~<,... a suit forall- Blaettnar Auto Co., MeigsEqu~ ment Co., Keith Goble Ford, R H. Rawlings Sons eo., am the Po:meroy Motor Co. The board will take the matter under adivsement, since several pr~s were involved in the bids. The board advertised ror sale three trucks at the same time as it adverdsed tor the new vehicle. Bidders were pennitted to figure trade-in al· lowances oo the vehicles. The only bidder on any of the truc~s for an outr\ght purchase was Syra cuse village which offered $65l. 60 for one of the three vehicles. . The board will decide later on which ot-the five bidders will receive the order for the new truck chassis ami cab. Tuesday, the board and its clerk, Mrs. Martha Chambers, made its monthly inspection trip to the county infirmary. Numerous bills were approved for pay· ment and a letter was presented from George Hargraves, superinterxlent of the Meigs Lo- cal School District, IIIII FraiB W. Porter, board member, In refereoce to a deputy sberlff bellll! uoed for protectionof!ll'<ll" erty at tho new Melli H II h SchooL At an earlier special Hulont the board acctllbld 111o 1il4 of the Blaettrar AQto CO. on a ...r cruiser ror the sherltra depart. ment to replace a vehicle which was recently wrecked. '111e bid of the Blaettnar Co. wu $2.495. There was no trade-in. Attending Tuesday's meetinl were the clerk and Commissioners Charles Karr, Sr, Robert Clark and Warden Ours. Bleachers to Be Repaired By Boosters A work session. at which bleachers will be repaired and painted, was •. set tor Se.tW"day, Sept. 6, when the Southern Athletic Boosters met MoMay nilht at the high school. Members ol the boosters will meet at 10:30 Lm. on the SepL 6 work da,y to make the necessary repairs at the stadium. During the meeting presided over by Bll1y Hill, C<ach Bob Ashley ard his assistants Bruce Wallace and Jalm Blake, both of Mlddlet>ort, spoke on lho 11>proaching football seaaon. BlahB will teach at Syracuse and Wal· lace at Letart Falls ln addition to their coaching dutJ.,s. Mrs. Roger Theiss n1 JIUD.. ed new treasurer oC the booster group and plans were made tor a memberlship drive. A special booster m~ was set tor .7:30 p.m. on Monday, Sept, 8, at The August edition of "Ohio Cities and Villages," published by the Ohio Municipal League, features a story with photographs on the community of Middleport and its sewerage system. The story relates the struggles and frustrations that took place in Middleport from 1947 until 1965 when higher government was demanding action on the sewerage system, the eventual solutions to the problems involved arx:l the completion or the lagoon type system. The reature shows two photographs of tile being laid - one spot is near the Ohio Hotel. There is an exceUent aerial view of lhe lagoons \nddleport. The began working on Sept. 7, 1968. The total cost of the the nigh school. The group alsodlscosaedplana tor a tall festival tentatively set MA.RIE SM:TH JAY made her first visit to Pome- tor Oct. 17-19. Food booths ud rides will be aJnOI'W the fa. roy In ah'host 13 ,years recently• tures and. possibly a and Mrs. Jay left Pcmeroy in September, 1956, following her gradu. queen wlll be crowned. ation from Pcrneroy Hfeb School that spring. ki• Accompanyirc her here Cor a short visit with her mother, Mrs. Zuelelia Smith, were rour children, Doma Michele, John. .Jr •• Michael Olarles and Derik Leroy. They were driven to Pomeroy from Phlladelphia where they reside by Mrs. Smith's nephew, Joe TUcker, also a resident of Philadelphia. Control Lost on Slick Pavement A car drl...,b1 C&lhorlno !;JI>. ma Zuopan, 21, Muon, W. VL, tale pi tho l!'te Mr. Smith, et · Kland Oil dllllljlls being oper- elude 50 cents for a pasae(180r mony · fUed. b~ Gladys C r a g to Holzer Medical Center. Her rocnnumberis~35, Her present conwas modoraleb ,..,..... Ia Ul al, 'llle Rl!llntlf! charced . ~t ated, 1!! !!Ulland but It Is open""' car: $UO . for a p(~)<IV tl'llck or against tecol G, Craig. .diUon Is fair. accident 011 COIJnb' RliOd ·5, k the ~r, 'l'l"'!l.lo!l to· .PiCibate 11' to Rutland VIllage residents. amoll ·ttaUer.,' and $4 !or larger ~ d lerthl of a mila _., of, . . . · was. oot lho last will ani te'lltlo'lo·lho deelllion o1 l!ulland · trucks. lrm ~f!,~rl';"rpte · IT MUST HAVE REALLY beena !'field ilay" for Mr. and~ •. .19• liar- '· mont Ot.Uerllitrt B. Smtt!L .. ' . vlilqe ofli<lals imoha... r~ .Garblle pic~ ..wUI conllnue Article• oil~ lion haw Tracy Whaley who attended ~ 3Uh ann~l old fiddlers• convention RoUte 12i 'l'1loodoJ Sherllf ~ K• 1 ' lhe· jury1were WU- ed :thai ~ .,.,.: d~·,jl. !JIIIIn fQ • 0~ ¥onday •i ·usual lh~ tho . baon 1\Ie<! lq'q;Iwilbua wid! Sec- held rece'ntly at Felta Park at Galax, VL llepL lAid Qlo Traey baa long be!!n a itringed musl~~~{llhuslas~ aid, of coune. l!<q E. MUI,r, ' RU\Ial!ll reoldent~ on!i froui 9:30, .II""" Tbo ~,ntment art'a~ rota.ry or staUi" Ted ~\ ·.&rown 1>1 f;Ukey; llovld Ruoaiill a,il\. 'tO ;, ·Pl!lll· 10ath loidliWY, ~ ·nl•nt Is for vlllal:e te•ldlln!l~ Gr~en 'HJU.~\'> j!IC. 1 'llt,...s organized •dle first old limo llddlera' c-at which packed 'em in at trol 011 wet gol~ to ti!o rlaflt ""' · Li:.: ~y, ~ ~ ;n*.'dualh~ wW ··I~ tho,ir dlrp ~rbile· . "!;• ', D. ~. ~eJ!. Daitollond Fred the M<!&o C0ut1tJ Fllr ' .three . ~rs ago, . !'IIIUory, Doria ~olOc~d!ll'l~lheae...-a,bul . for!"er dump hos been · ·W. Crow, Jr!~. wlthNtonllsted A reCQI'd ~~~ of Blldlers were qn,.baNI for ·the Galax artair I0 foot bad\. Calhll'lll' taken to Veltri•• ~::,; .::' H.~' 0 o\yono ·.w~llllto us•ttllluo.qn- •cJoJr.l•!"' :no dllll'!'~llll wUI _be '.ao ~ agd Th.e arjlde.a were I<! Cilbpoll; Ill< ,1,\100, .prize J110110Y - . not to .aentimlho guitar and wu la1 Hoi!J)Ital ,..._ abo 'lir Mcq_ln' . ~ ~~~~IIJ!I.\Iielli!ura · ~~~: lboro.' Pi>lopn>liaabOeil flied Iii> lbo 'law flrln. of crow, banjo .players ~~~~·· ;tne~Weatern bands· whleh\'l(ore on hand for6e ed for ohoo:li. ·~ . l.' .,, ,.ohM·· )libi~olll,)lfl~tl'' ·~iltl'i)!;'lt1dl. iu the : ~ulnil site. ·. crow.,W.~ot. , 'fo··:: · event. , ~ -l ·~ , . 1 Fi ... .. ,I., . • •· ''• p.o. ~<\f.,; ,) '• ''1<'-·· . · 1'*- · ·' FRIENDS REPORT THAT Mrs. Guy V. 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