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The nine men were aceuled 0( ' portlcli>II!J!I In the Moaul revott d March, 1959 and plotting against Premier Karim Kassem. ' .. " ;: '· •• • ·'' ' ' . 'I ; f. ' ,_. ·-· . . ~·,•;i 1 \' ( 1 : . .I: . ~ - '" ' ' ' ' ' _. Big Turtle .. ' . \· '·li ·) ·~ . ' ' •i I QWners coverage and probably _A._ ... save you money. oN•uu•oc• Call me. • m••••-n_. ·t p ................ lllllU .•' ~fl' 1 ''I' 1 Korean on By United Preas Intei:nati01111 Tempo o({ighting quif'kens in Jordnn ISRAELI, JETS TODAY 15 ·Hours ' ' < • • .. • . MALMO, sweden (UPI) - A · ·- s h ship heodod lor Los Angeles today carrying a Korean who had clURI to the lhall ol a slant turllo lor 15 bourl before being rescued from the Padllc Ocean. 'lbe bizarre lnddeat was reported by radio !rom capt• Horst Werder, skipper d.. the SWedish motor. ahlp Citadoll, to the shipowners, Per Lll.legron d Landskrooa, north or Malmo. Wmlor aald the unidentified Korean tumbled oa the Llber!In ll'ellbl Pedolaro about 113 miles ol! the coast d Nlcarasua Friday. The Kor0111 spotted a daat turtle nearby, climbed an Ill back .,.. cluni desperately lor 15 houra. • ·'l" f'Oit. HEAVEN'S SA"£ Slt>P RGI-\TI~l Caroll K. Snowden ' '' P~uk Cenlrol Hotel Bldg . ' ,'' Second Ave . .., . i 446-4290 446 .... 518 F.- 68r l .. - \ '' . . -: '• . .' , ol spying lor lorael om the u. s. Central lntellipnce Agency. An Israeli s_pokelllilln said the planes bombed a Jordanian army post and a guerrilla camp in the Wadi Zarka area 30 miles northeast ot the Dead Sea. Amman Radio described the targets as civilian areas. Four Arab guerrllla attacks were reported in northern Israel, including the ambush on a patrol near Moshav Avivtm, two miles south ot Lebanon. Seven Israeli soldiers were wowtded, the Jerusalem comrnhque said. Melbourne's skipper nrquitted ' proper directions when a Halon appeared imminent. The other was he failed to take nece ary measures to avoid a collision. House trailers brought to Gulfport Cltadoil tile . ffi-.. ~- * was oteaming .... In """' coodltlm, Wmlor &ald. Tho Cltadoll was _.ted to dock In Loa Angelos Wodneoday or.;rtllll'odl)'. ' '¥ Bookmobile Prepared to IN Ill ...... ,. The Mslga - VInton • Jackam Bookmobile service is ready to I. roll Into tho !all ........ Three pnmotlons made In the oialf are Sluoron Bullington to of. • flee managw, Mra. ElladeneWat-1011 to llbi'IU7 assistant, and .. ' Mrs. 'MariiB WWiamstoreadera lllistant. I Mrs. VUma Pikkqja Ia head of ' ' .... ' ~ WITH BAI ,or Mrs. Boggs, 84 AND F.D. INVESTMENT II RECEIVE A81 pies on Sunday ti\om AIN'T lJ.IAT PLAIN N-. 'hall ENOUGH FOR )'IJH? '""" claughtero, Mra. Freda llarlcui, Rt. 2, Gollipollo; lira. Anile Mlddloport; lira. Mar• I Utt, Andonon, lad., a o d Erllle Green, Rt. 2, Galllllro. ~va Utt, 1l~::;.,~a~··ioter, ! Ind., 1711r1J14chlldrell 10 -~ndchUdron. Funeral services WU1 be COftat 2 p. m. Wednolldl.l' at Ollpel Olurch 1>y tho Rlv, · A Morrl- Burial wliJ OHIO In - HOI Cllllafe17. IIIII' coli after 4 ,. m. at lollllor'• Jlomo IW ·' - ..... • • ed pastor ol Pomeroy's Sacred .. .' ' No Reason For Autopsy Guy reoiaunothon. 11r. !lmuoerlleld wu 1IOl'k1ntr In the klteboll d the re-.-ant ho oollli)led. The Mlddlaport omer..,cy IC(UIIIanawred a call tD the ..... bolt )lr. Suinmerfltld wu dead upon the - IC(Ul4'1 arrival. lloatll wao balloved lo MYI the niuJt d ahearlollack. l A member d D - W - r Poll H, AmoriOID ~ llr, lllillmorfiold W&l a . ....... "' WJLKFS- BARRE, Pa. (UPOThere is neither a reason nor ·a lepl basis for an autopsy on the woman killed when Sen. Edward M. Kennedy's car plunged into a tidal pond, said hor family's attorneys. 'Ibis is the thrust of a legal ar. gument prepared (or presentation here todB,y by lawyers for the lamlly of Mary Jo l\ot>OCbne. Luzerne County Judge Bernard Brollllnskl wlll hoor tho petition. Mr. IDd Mrs. Joseph Kopechne are opposing tbe autopsy re .. queotod by District Attorney Edmund s. Denis d tile SOuthern Dlatrict d !lasaochuaetta. Earllor they aald tlle,y W<Juid appear in court lor today's hearinc but &mday the,y aald they W<Juid ba unable toaltoQ!becauoe Mro. Kopecbno boa a cold. They aald they W<Juid remain at their - l e y Heights, N. J., bume. Three Admitted With Injuries Derrick Brian Riegel, 5, son ot and Mro. Paul E. Rllgel, Jackson, wu admitted to Holnr Medical Center, Fir1t Aw., at Wor)d Worn. 8:30 p. m. Sotunlay lor ..,......,. IUI'Vloed !)y hla wlte, tlm olan intra..Womlnolllliur1 Jeu; a daughter. Mrs. Larr:r oulfered when he was pJmed·JI&. (Shirloo? Roulb, o1 Winter Haven, tween a tractor and a tree. Fla.; a lll'..-.ahlero JIIDO Am Richard A Hawley, 17, - o1 Rout1t, alao d Wlntor Havoo; hll Mr. and lira, Jack lla'!'II.J', l(lcl. falllor, L. P.9mllnerfieldo1Ml<L dleport, was adntitlod to ~ hqoo dllport, .... ..- .. Mrs. pilal at 12:30 p. m. Sotunlaywltll Carl P. Biddle, Wlntor liav•; a lractured !aft lq. lla Harey Al<z<ll, and Jure\1 Ina - I I ocrlmlnql.ot llrl, :ruttl• "' Middleport. the MldcJiot>ol't lootball llolil FIIDerW oor.l<;eo will ba bold aplnot Bolpre. at j !'-Ill· ,...,.., 'at the Ewltla_ »4• Qlhi ~ 59, RIGFailoiaii!Ofao With Rew.- land, Wa• adntltlo:lto the ~tal ort card oCII<lltlna, Jlw1aiiiiU AI 11 L m. Sat!n'da.y with • lacballl Choator c.-,y.Frtaoida. eration ot 1110 ~It band. Silo ..., cliJ at tilt lluwrllllomo 1111)'• 11\ii&red'wb&n oliO caulttt ·tllila. lw'l la'!ll m,..... Summerfi~ld CIIESI'ER - Guy E. 81mmorfield. 90, llldely Chiller relldlnt, dled un_.tedly saturdi.Y night while working at his Say Parents Dies 'lr· HI 11 Mr•· Hul-. v. c. wla'ID- a. uo llli•llaod ' . The trio was arrested at 10:45 a. m. ~ on second Ave. in downtown Gallipolla by city patrolman Silas J. Hamilton. am Cpl. Carl I, J!osga, Gallipotis patrol post. Stitt& or Berry, according to the patrol, attempted to remove a license plate trom a car at Able's Used Car Lot on Rt. 'l, below Rt. 218. John Mathews, the car dealer, notified the PBtrol. Clt7 pollee were alerted by the paL"'O. wagon owned !)y Joaeph C. Whl~ oer, Dallaa, Teaa. The ear wu ollegedly atolon !rom a l1ol1da1 PU. Hamilton waa at tho police IM at WWiamaiJurs, lly, Police station when the call waa r&- aald tho FBI was called Into the ceived. The omcer got in the case. cruiser, drove down SecorD A:ve., and s:.POtted am stqlped tbe TexPotico reported U.t the trio as car in the 300 block ot Secord allegedly atolo a 1966 Plymouth, Ave. Cpl. Boas was notified ard owned by David llillly or Middle1 ssiated Pt.L Hamilton. port, late Wedneoday nlihL Tho Officers said the trio was trav- Meigs County ear was abudoned eling in a 1964 Cbevrolet station when the Texas car Wl.a ltoleo. Moon Rocks Show Great Age SPACE CENTER, Houston (UPn- Tho Apollo 11 moon roo:ks, scientists have found to their surprise and excitement, date back much farther than expected- ~'btlllons ofyear!i.,''and perhaps to the birth ol the solar system. This Sunday, more discovery, announced lndlcatea the moon ia ancient and that its a u :r r a c e features developed more slowly thBn most sden.. tlsts had oxpoctod. The moon rocks are at least as old as the most ancient rocks lound In tho eorth's crust, which date back about 3.3 billion years, said Dr. Wilmot N. Hosa, chiol ocientlat at the Houston ~ce Center. They mipt ba u ~ al the IIOlar . Sjatem ltloit,' "Whh<h lclendsts believe was formed some 4.5 b!Uion years ago. And for "hundreds d.. millions of years, n Hess said, they bave rested within a few lncbea of tbe lunar surface or on the surface, Hess aaid the da.t1ns of the lunar rocks was done by tour scientiats worldng in the HoustAlll laboratory where the ~:-':'.:=:::..v.::::::::::!::u!(O::j. Meet Tonight interest .' POMEROY - The Rev. Father Bernard Krajcovic has been nam- Committee to E I Named Pastor Rev. Father Kri\icovic has been serving as pastor ot. the St. Andrew Catholie Church in Nelson.. vllle for tbe past two :rears. After attending St. Jobn'sSem~ inar.Y at Bloomingdale, the new Pomeroy pastor received his college level training at St. Gregory's and Mount St. Mary'sotthe LOVINGSTON, VA- EXHAUSTED RESCUE WORKERSduglnto Wool In Clnclmati. !Ualheotogicollapsed mountainsides arXI mud-covered highways today searching cal studies were completed at St. for more bodies tr,apped ~ Virginia's worst Qood disaster in more Francis at Loretto, Pa. He was ordolned on May 26, 1956. than a century. · Following a teaching assign. With the otflclal toll\tp.n:ting at 75 known dead arxt 89 missing:, ment at Sl. John's Seminary, the there were predictions Nelson County, hardest hit, eventually would Rev. Father Krajcovle served 1n cO\Dlt "at least'' 150 casualties. MeanwhUe, Oags flew at hal! staff across the commonwealth again today in Gov. Mills E. Godwin's sug- assistant pastor ships at St. Stan~ gested "tribute" to those who lost their lives in a 72-.h.our nightmare lslaus and Holy Name Cathedral in Steubenville and at st. Agnes triggered by heavy rainB accompanying the death throes of HurriChurch in Mingo JUDCtion.ln SePcane Camille. tember, 1960, he wae ~ad­ ministrator ol St. !lary'o Clilll'!'h Vietnam ' ;ef{Uian in della Morges, south d Canton. He re~ CAN TIIO, VIETNAM- THERE ARE STRONG INDICATIONS a celved his Nelsonville assign.. refU]ar North Viet1811\ese army regiment of perhaps 2,000 troops ment in JIDle, 1967. The Rev. Fatller Krajcovtc is has mowd Into the Mekorw Delta for the ftnt time in the Vietnam the son of Mr. and Mrs. Peter War, the region's senior military officer said today. Krajcovic of Toronto. Maj. Gen. Roderick Wetherill, ccmma~er of the Delta MUltary Asalstance Cmunand, said a North Vietnamese regiment appeared to have movod in from cambodia at a point 140 miles southwest of Saigon. Wetherill said it was his theory Hanoi is becoming concerned at Communist reverses in the Delta. l"">k"'obll• ., Krajcovic is cano-ahotlered Gull Cceat. VETERANS MEMORIAL HOSPITAL Saturday Admissions - Nora >Ill• llold un!L Other ata!l memRalrdon, Harttord; Daloana UIbers are RQY Rowe IDd Loulao Ue, Pomero:rt Frankie &afford, Brewer, drivers, and lArry MQr.. Pomeroy; Jeft'rey Gilkey, Pome- · fiB, library aaaiaiant. roy; John MarUn, Mason. ! Mro. PikkqJa reportod thot tho Saturday Discllargea - Thomomit wW maintain a The Pomeroy CiUze111 Comas Hennesay, Nellie Crtap, Wil~ edule very almilor to tho past mittee IIIII meet this evening at llam Capellart, Elizabeth Miller. ration .,.. U.t the unit IIlli 8 at the Meigs Junior IUIJII School Sllnday Admlssima - Eda Danthue to order volumes di· In POmeroy, Otln Boothe, tempor. vis, Racine; Dorothy Snyder, ctly !rom the state library "'" ary dlalrnian, said. · Hockingport; Mary Longenotle, n request. William Lavelle, Athens attorTuppers Plains, Walter Garnes, . . A library bill paosed tho Ohio ney employed by the committee ~alal\lro, MrL Plld<oja aaid, as tho re111it ol protBsts lodged Rutland; Mark Diener, Pomeroy. Slltd&J Discharges - Mildred lhero!)y lnoiD'!rw a sood Mure aplnst tho ..,age dlspoaal sys. Arnold. Clarence Polll, Violet lllloll IJbrarlOL tam being built In Pomeroy, IIIII bo present lor tonlght' s meeting, Brower, Frankie Stalford, WllBoothe said. LaveUe will answer Uam Smith, Allee Thomp1011, {fJestlons oc residents and a dis~ Becky Michael, D""""o Baker, cuastoo will be held on the Pll'- Michael Baker .,.. Edna Davis. chase ol the waterwork1 by the town sometime ago, It 11 report. ed. BOOSTERS TO MEET Mrs. Reta Mae Boas. 84, Rt. Boothe extendodanlnvltatlmto The Meigs Local Band Boos2, Galllpolla, mother of Mara..U the mayor and Poeroy oouncll ters A11n. will meet tonight at D. J!osgo, lonner Gollipolls Cicy members to attend the seasloa. tho cafotoria at Middleport lliah Scllool Sovorintemont, dtod at School at 8 p, m. Parenla or jun. 10130 a. m. &mday at hor hcime GRD>DERS TO MEET lor and senior band members are A meeting d all boys d the •• Rt. 218. invited as weU as parem.s ~ be.. Born July 15, 1885, iD Mason Meigs Local School Diotrlct Jn.. sfnolnll baod Btlolsnto. Cclunly, abo was the daughter of tereotod In lroahman lootiJoll boa 1ho late Francis am Berahoba been called lor 6:30 p.m. TuooBrown Cottrill. She was a mem.. day at the Mslp stadium In PomAUXILIARIES TO MEET bor or tho Ohio a..t>ol ChurchiDCI eroy. Djulpment lllll be distributThe Junior Auxiliary d Drew ed at thla tlmo. tbi WSCS. Webster Post 39, Alllerican Le1 Her hueband, Thomas Bagp, MEIGS GENERAL HOSPITAL sion Ladles Auxlllary, wW meet abo married in 1905, pr&Saturday Admlooloos - Nono. at 7:311 p.m. Tuoodl)' at the boil · - hor in death In 1962. When the seniOr. 1nxfUary alao Satunlal' Dllcharaes 1 Survivors are three s001. Ma.roo Sllnday Admlaslono - None. lllll meeL Girl• Slate delqaleo D. Jqp, Waahlngton C.H.; Sllnday Dlochlr&es - Nolle. lllll bo opoakers. fapaes Baas, Columbua; and J;harloa Bossa, ProclorYIIIo; ' ., 428 Third Ave. Rev. Father Begin Season-- · North .. . ·• .t . ·. ' 1 MORE THAN 160 FULLY equipped house Held on lntetstate Lranaportatton of a stolen motor vehicle charges are James A stith, 20, and Joseph D. Berry, 21, Mi~ dleport, and Sharon M. Hager, 21, Crichton, W, Va. northward& In the Pacific. t'We Many of the aurvivors of Camille's devastati~ witxls ao:l fiOQd. wen lhoeked to see it was a "atera gatherod amid the ruins in memorial services Cor the dead. live man an the back d a slant 14 We mftt here with mixed e~ot:ions," said Father Francis Patrick aalmal,t' Werder said. "We O'Malley beside the nibble or st. Thomas Parish Church. ''PrimarIIIIIIIPd to got him -.... and ily, we are sorrowful for those who did not survive the hurricane, he feU Wteonlcl.ous on the but also in our hearts there is much joy because we are alive." deck." The Koroon recovered quickly Seorch for bodies continues ~ \ IIIMIIDda Virall!ll woman are in tho Galila Cclunly JaU after their arrests Simday mornirvbytheSlate Highway Patrol am Galllpolla city police in connection with the thert of a Texas car in Kentucky. REV. FATIIER KRAJCOVIC SYDNEY, AUSTRALIA - AN AUSTRALIAN MllJTARY court today acquitted the aklpper of the aircraft carrier Melbourne of cMrges he was partly to blame"\for the June 3 colllsion witb the U. S. destroyer Frank E. Evans that lkl.lled 74 American sal.lors. The j\dge advocatd general or the court ordered a directed verdict of "not guilty and honorable acquitted" for Capt. John P. Stevenson. One of the charges ~that Stevenson railed to give the Evans GULFPORT, MISS. - Twl~ welt ' A lookout aaw a. man'a head traUers were brought In brthe federal government Sunday to provide Heart Church. bobbing an the lurface wben shelter tor some of the thouaaMs or homeleSJ ramutes on the hurrl· A naUve or Toronto, Ohio, the '-'""« ' For long di1 information a J10M1!ED TWO ARAB positions inoldo Jordan aM Arab guerrUlas ambushed an Israeli patrol near the Le~ anese border. Iraq executed 151raqis,lncludingtwoJews, on charges . . I -- Middleport Men Held In The to Texas Car ' . TEN CENTS ._ ' '''RJ • ..., ., ' --:. ·. \.' :· . f·~-~ ...~;- .. ·: .., ':J-, .\ •... ' . ' ' -~ MONDAY. AUGUST 25, 1969 POMEROY-MIDDLEPORT, OHIO ., - .' ' eo.. so. _ VOL XXII NO 89 • " .' . :; r !limy and ........ kldo,y and 'l'uuday, 111111 kldo,y In tho 80otD low IIIlo. CIMr .,.. mild tGalallt, low In the to mid ' '' ' ;" Credit card covergge and 25"' more t:ontents protection fo. home owners at no extra cost Only at State Farm . .. numt.e1 one In homeowners Insurance with rates lower than most I can give you king size homesron .... WEATHER REPOiit NOW YOlJ KNOW. iMines In~~ » IBusiness i ~ I MORGANTOWN, W. Va. (UPI) - Virtually all 15,000 coal miners who have been on strike at 33 coal mines, some as long as two weeks, returned to work to.. day, uvirtually aun mines owned Coooelidatod Coal Co. In Monongalla and nolghboring oountles !)y 54 pounds ol moon rock IDd dirt, scooped from the surface ol TranqulJIIcy Base July 20 by Nell A. Armstrong and Edwin E. "Bun" Aldrin, are locked in quarantine. .. These age estimates are Important In llldorsW>dlng tho origin or the moon IDd the solar system," Hessaaid. During tile time they were on or near the mom's surface, the rock& underwent a constant bombardment of atoms of socalled ..rare gases" that boil ott the surface of the sun and stream lhrOU&Il space. Many ol these solar particles were horsepower motor. Several dozen penons were oo hand to greet him alter tho 75-mlle crossing. Though the lake was serenein contrast to Jackson's earlier attompl July 5 when he had to !Pt because f1 hi&h waves ot1 I...udlnltm- his trip was not unevenUul. A friend, Chuck Ogle ol Ludington, spent the day in the lighthouse here keeping In ham radio contact, but late in the attemooo the batter of Jaeksm' s radio went dead. Jackson's !ather contacted tho Ludington Coast Guard about 7:30 p.m. IDd asked thot .l.Jaflthouse here at 8:58 p.m., a search be started. The coast about three and a hal! hours Guard hero dispatched a 4~oot boat and a plane to an area later than planned. "How sweet it ist" Jackson about 15 miles due east of e>clalmed wh,.. ho docked his ahore, but couldn't lind Jackson white caet-tron tub, complete because he had strayed some~ lllth yellow pontoons and a 2- what ott course. Jackson aald ho guldod MANITOWOC, Wis. (UPOThe mu who conquered Lake Mlchlpn In a bathtub aald today he bad one Uttle chore yet to do. urn have to change the name d my boat," aald ViJackson, 30, Eut l...an&:q, Mich. "The name 'Vic's Foli.Y' is welded to the rear end. But that's mt &pprq)riate anymore. I made it." Jackson, whose dream to cross the lake in bis bathtub started with a $5 bet with his boss, left Ludingtc:rl., Mich., at 6:30 a . m. CDT &lllday and arrived at the North Pier Keitb Wisecup, 17, 109 Union Ave., Pomeroy, bas been ap~ pointed local &poria reporter lor Tho Dally SelltlneL WlseC\21), Ul boDor student at Meigs High School In the College Preparatory neicl, wlll devote hlallme primarily to tho athletic programs of the councy' s high ocbools. The son of Mr. and Mrs. James Wlseeup, he may be reached ~ phone at home or by leavinl a messap It the Mechanic 51. olllce d Tho DallySelltlneL ~~::;:.~~ Wtd, 149, .... ~r· wu- ey PhallQ: l'aiiltfO)o, lourth, • · P1a.y M billa. ThoJI.)'Oaoo.....-lblllkotD Mr. .... 111'1. I.a-01 ·Smith, ANSWERS CALL The Poi~Gil' -ramey Uoll anowend a call tD lllo of lira. .Giort Day at 3:23 a.m. Mro. _0., baeame IU.II>o _ _ \Witllor~ fll· tll!t """'"' forlho llondi.Y Mlplli ~~~~~~..,., - · · d the lunar rock. Bathtub Conquers I .ake Michigan """'""" '1411, .l!ltrick Dlwardo, wero llled. ~ relatively .-oturbed In lba ages alnce It and the eorG1 were formed. Because ol tba, they said, the moon m., cmtaln. clues about Ita OWD lormallon and that d the ...a. wblch can be equaled an lba earth, where many polope clues bave beea. obliterated or made inac:cesstble by recent acUvlcy. 11 For men who have made studies ol the mom their Ufe"s work, this is exclUng new1," ano ~co Center source aalcL Another ealled It "the most important newa yet" from the No Longer, 'Vic's Folly' went back to work this morning. a apokoaman lor Coosotldated aald here kldo,y. About 1,600 employes ol J & L Mine steel Corp. mines in Greene Count;:r, Pa., returned to work at lut ml.dnight, a company spokesman aaJd. TheyweretheGateway, Shanopin, Vesta No. 4 and Vuta No. 5 m~go.. striklnl members o1 Uelted Mine Workero ol America . Smday to accept an dler modo by ChriolQpher Coal Co • .,.. Local 1058 of the UMW A. Preoldant J o h n Rozance ol Christopher Coal said that llvo employe• !Ired at Humphre,y No. Station Wagon Goes 7 mloe woold return to their Jobs In 30 dayolll-loosoriiOD!orlcy. The strike bopn Aug. 10 when Into Diteh ip Fog the ll•o local unlooollldalnore Medium . . . _ were in. l1red lor taklni part In the work liloi'1>0&1> at the Chriatophor mloe. curred to • - - u tho re81dt d an a~ldM* <;!! 11ou11 7 neor tile lotetle<&a cil Forest Hackett iM Winner Run Road oorljr SUndoy ~ Tho cJopartm.,ll cil ll>oil!fllotJ. Of Tourney •rl ... aald .....-.o~ Wlmora d lba Molp Coull13' JI.)'OIOI lnvliallanal IIOlfmont !lilturda.y and &mday at the "" tho ~ aldtcillllo...,_ way .... Into a culvert due to the ChM!er illll' Golf eour.. were hoovy f~~~o Mn. CO!!: .--Jved a Bill Jildltll, Mlddl_.t. lltst, with a lfl; Bill Abbott, Jla.yllla, - - IDjuey. No ......... Jayeee trawecJ In tho rocks. Dr. S. Oliver Schaeffer and John Funkhouser, both of state Univerlllty of New York; Dr. ~ Zahrlnger or tho Max Planck InBtitute, Heidelberg, Germany; and Dr. Donald Bogard d the !t>aco Comer ata!f measured these trapped atoms to determine the age of the lunar material. Scientists aald tho new fincllng does not rule out- or stro>gly support-Ill\\' d tile theories abc:Jut how tbe moon was formed. It does Indicate, they said, that the mooo has remained himself chiefly with a c:ompasa, and also uaed a blab_.ed radio to pick up Maoltowoe stations. He aald bo coold take - a s hoocllaaa from the dlrocllons d the radio sl.pls. portable "My navigatioo was good as it should have not u beea," he sa1d. "I ran a little north across tbe lake."• JackOUI telephoned his wife and six children to usun them ho waa all rit!ht, thee hoadod to a celebration dimer with a delogatloo led !)y Mayor JoJm Kre,y. He said bo .....Jd take the car lorry back to Mlchlpa Mooday, with hla douiJIIII' bathtub Oil boord. "I also called my bou to tell . him I was collecting on tbe bet," he said. u1 told blm I wouldn't show up for work 1mUJ Tuoodl)', but ho didn't oeemloo upset!" Jacksm is an elet.-v.. n.l.cs repairman. Commandos Plant Flag Inside Camp SAIGON (UPI) - Atlacking VIol Cong commandos cut throoiJII the barbed wire around a u.s. Marino base and plaoted the Communist fiag inside the American camp before defen~ ders drove them off, military spokesmen aald kldo,y. Far to the sooth near Saigon. U.S. troops killed 76 Communist troops ill a seven-hour battle Involving hoilcopters, iota and arllllory. American lnlantrymon am. day pushocl the last 1,000 yards plant their own Rag beside a u.s. bunker before they were driven out d the onclooure JQgun!lre. One Marine was kUJod and three woondod In the 90 minutes ol ftghllog. Five VIII Cong were kiUed m:1 two captured. Communist troops a U.S. 4111 Jnlantry Dlvlailln unit /imday on a lridp 011 ~ 19 noor An llbo 290 miles - s t of Salam. Tho Communist Ioree d 20 - ombu- gre...... .... l1red omall ar1111 and rocket- to the wrecka&v ot a cruhed prqlelled the U.S. hoilcopter and loomd the Amoric:lnl fOIIIlht back bodies d eiiJIII AmoriCIIII, heavy machine .,... Including Alloodated Press Pho- 011 ...............carrion tcpaphor Oliver Noonan, 29, d aDd called Ia arWIOI'l' 11r111u. Nonrell, Man. The Amerlcao ~ had Two - - ...... ldllod ICJUibl for six da.ya to reach the and lour - - - The Coaunllleilcopter, ahot clmm last nlst loolla ...... - . . . . , . . . .......... a Anlllber 330 - d lba was the ....... VIII Can8 Molllla R l - Fane wldclo attack ... the Marine baH at bll GD~rated' Ill tbl "tl ... the d Da Nuc ill Delta lall V i - ladl; u - · - a . "' the 1o..noa part "' a )IIIII ... . 'llltlldrn - .......... 1ho 25,000 lba- .......... !)y 1ho "' ~ . . . . looolnii aploolva ..,..... Ia 'hoi U. E j .h r . . . . f* _• ... bop. the MariMo called Ia UA Gl . . . llal*r IKimboro from lla . _ lr U. , ·Cel•. ACIIrlll A. barbed win .... sa .... .,.~ .. Gr!liiiJ~ :·I!L. llrbuo. Tho .,, VIII Cool mlflqll ·ID .lift I n ltr. . ·.. �.. " ~:"Swoboda, "Somebody Strike a Vein?" BT~GALLO It Is Oosbed back, (&ibsUlutlng for vacationing of !llow Business Ia being transLos Angeles baa 30 ComP'· formed by tills new way to mar. Jack O'Brian lo Nick Mayo, wrllUckets outlets in operation. and lnll '"' ahow boslnoaa eomputerl. ket tickets. The purchasing of will olUmately have 150. New Ucketa had been something of an York baa a nucleu& of 14 outzatlon.) ordeal. Customers had to make BY NICK MAYO lets which wl!l ~ to over ollorta to buy Uckets which were hw Buslnea1, whole moat n. 200. Networks In Baltimore and cent teehnolo&lcall.onovatlm was not, and In moll places sUU are Philadelphia a r e following. eleetrldty, bal finally been ov. not, 11 readily available as a Rjgh(s to the ll.Ystem In the Unllertal<en by 11lo Electronic ABO. loa! of bread. With ColliiJilllcket, ed Kingdom and Europe have unu1 recently, !llow Buslneso Ucket beylng Ia as OilY as buy. been acquired by England's lnhad been COle <Jt: lbe moll archaic lng that loaf of broad. Compl- ternaUmal PUblishing Comp&IIY • businesses ln Ameriea. I WLL Ucket eleotroolc box ottices, all Computerized Ucketllll w Ill ecmected to a central eomiJU· llam Shakespeare ooold vlell a spread thrOUihOUt the world 10 modem ~ theatre, lbe tor, wiU oalurate all maJor met. that a tranler lea"YIItl New York <Ill¥ thing lllat mll!llt aurprlae ropollton areaa. A person need can purchase tickets to the Bol· him would be electric llllllta, travel no rartller than hla near.. Ballel at covent Garden 1be Eleclroale ABO Ia creep. olll supermarket, department in London, and once there, reina: up on !how Buslnesa. Per· lfDre or bonk to purdlase tick- aene a seat at the Folies Ber.. haps the moat vivid example Is ell to theatrical or aports events pre in Pari a. In Paris, he will the multi. • media Jhow, where in hit own cl!J', or If he Is mak- be able to purchase Ucketa to oloctronlc sound and projeeted ing a trip, to other cities as entertainment at his DOXI atop lmaBO• bave b - ooordinated well, The Computlcket oleetronlc regardless of wbere it mi&ht an4 programmed thrOOih com.. be - BerHn, Boston or Bom· putero to produce a IJ'pe of en- box olllce Is a hii!III.Y sopblsUcat.. bay, and lllerally Cc~n.,uUcket tertainment that Ia truly revolu. ed, lnqolry~esponn device to. his way around lllo world. corporaUllj! a hlllll-opeed drum Uonary IUld very exclt1118. 1 eomputera can put a mu printer. It uUilzes a TV KI'Hil, Another development Is comoo the moon. they can certain· puterlzaUon ot staging and l.lght. 10 a customer can see his tick .. ly prt him In a seal to see llle ina cueJ In some college and re. et reqoeet before It Is trans- Ba!Umore Orioles In actloo or &looal thoatreo. These ll.Yilloms mitted to the centnl computer, a performance of "Hamlet... provide for control of motorized and see theeomputer'aanaweras ~heeze and Sneeze? It's Allergy Month One out of every 10 Americans is suffering. to varying degrees, the miseries this month. That is the estimated proportion of the population affiicted with some sort of allergic disease, with the most common complaint being hay fever, for which this i~ the high season. Allergies are much more than personal annoyances. They represent a rna/·or- and costly-~ationf:\1_ heal~h problem. The annual bill or drugs, primarily antih1stammes, comes to $135 million alone. Time lost from work as a result of allergy-connected illness amounts to some 25 million mandays per year, at a payroll cost of more than $400 million. Allergies are the No. 1 chronic disease among children, accounting for a third of all chronic conditions in the under17 age group. More than 36 million school days are lost per '( i. I ,, < . year. Allergies rank seventh among medical reasons for draft rejection, with a rejection ratio of 7.4 out of every 1,000 examinations. The allergy sufferer must see his doctor on the averag~ three Urnes more frequently than other patients. Of the estimated '12. million Americans with one or more allergies, 16 million- including five mill~on child~en;-are victims of asthma-hay fever. But natures pollen tsn t the only villain. The list of allergies, and man-made allerge~s. is almost endless. Five per cent of the U.S. population can't take Penicillin, while others are allergic to other drugs, detergents, cosmetics, plastics and right down the list of the wonder products of our inventive society . It all adds up to more than sufficient reason for desig- nating the period Aug. 15 to Sept. 15 as National Allergy Month, during which the Aller~y Foundation of Amer_ica is conducting an intensive camprugn to educate the pubhc and aid individual sufferers. Information may be obtained by writing, appropriately enough, to "SNEEZE," Box 1005, New York, N.Y. 10017. Make ~ay WORLD ALMANAC PACTS for the Hogs Time was when railroads couldn't seem to do enough for you (well, some of us can still remember), promising you 'd sleep like a kitten, feast like a king and wallow in comfort if only you'd go THEIR route. And to give them their due, they generally deUvered. But times, as we are all too sadly aware, have changed. The railroads can still put themselves out-for hogs, rolled steel or, say, phosgene gas. But if you happen to be merely human, traveler beware! What must be an all-time low point in treatment of paying (even if no longer enough) passengers was reached the other day by the Chicago, Burlington and Quincy. The line had been seeking discontinuation or its Omaha, Neb.· Billings, Mont. , passenger service and when lower court approval came through , it saw no reason to wait It halted a Bill.ings-bollDd train at dawn in mid-Nebraska, routed the passengers out and dispatched them to a bus stop. It took a stay order from Supreme Court Justice Hugo Black to restore service, temporarily. The Burlington thinks not for long. There hasn't been a case, its spokesmen say, of the Supreme Court reversing a service termination. The railroad wanted to dramatize a point. It certainly did. TO WHOM DOES HE BELONG? Dear Helen: The doctors thought I was go. die when my premature baby was born 21 years ago. To be sure he'd have a home, my husband and I signed papers giving my sister custody. Then miraculously, I recover. ing to ed. Yoke Still on Czechs But Spirit Runs Free The Czechoslovak people stand today even taller in the eyes of the world. For a heart-stopping moment on the anniversary of the Soviet occupation, it appeared that demonstrations might go too far, goading the oppressors into an even more brutal assault on the free spirit tban took place a year ago. But Czechoslovaks did not go too far. For one day they made unmistakably clear that while the loss of tbelr freedom might be a fait accompli, it would never have their acquiesence. Then life returned to normal, if the everpresent awareness of foreign troops poised to crush any attempt to take your destiny into your own hands can be called normal. The men who hold power in Prague today by right of Soviet bayonets alone deeeive no one1 least of all them· selves, with their Communist phrase oook assertions Ulat the demoostrations were the work of "criminal elements'' which failed to gain mass support. They know, as the world knows, that the demonstrators spoke for the people, were the people--Czechoslovaks telling the world that one year after the invasion their will and spirit had not been broken. Even the Soviets must realize by now that with their brutalizing of Czechoslovakia they have at the most bought time, but at what fearful cost. They have not made Czechoslavakia or any other nation of Eastern Europe a more secure or reliable satrapy. They have not crushed the will to freedom in Czechoslovakia or anywhere elSe in their system, not even at home. They have, in fact, given it new focus and new martyrs. The will to freedom is contagious. It can never be stamped out completely, and given time it must spread. The time the Sov1ets have purchased will surely run out for them. ~ Crime Is Crime, ~hite or Black Another kind of black power is beginning to manifest itself, the House Select Committee on Crime was informed the other day. According to Ralph Salerno, a former New York detective and a national authority on the Mafia, or Cosa Nostra, or Syndicate, a "black Mafia" is einerging which could challenge the mob's control over organized crime in the ghettos. In Buffalo, for example, Negroes are muscling in on the numbers racket, forcing the Mafia to grudgingly step aside. "The mob is afraid of the mUitancy of these Negroes," Salerno told the congressmen . "They know they're dealing with people who will shoot back at them ." In New York, however, most of the shootinB is belng directed at other Negroes. There the black Maf1a appears to have a d o p t e d the same empire-building methods patented by its white counterpart. Last year, 19 Negroes were mysterio_usly murdered in New York, all in approved gangland fashiOn . Black Mafia against white Mafia-an interesting de· velopment. Would that each might cancel the other out. ~or the victims of organized crime, though, the more thmgs may change, the more they wilJ remain the same. A hood is a hood is a hood, regardless of race, creed, color or organizational affiliation . who couldn't have children, was so broken. But my sister, hearted at the thoug)lt of giving him up, that we let her keep him. I· was· atiU very sick. ·And I thought I coWd have more chil. dren. As it turned out, I didn't, It hurt terribly seeing him grow up and not beiog able to tell him the truth. Then one day in a drunken fit my sister gave the secret away. I never interfered even though she was an alcoholic. Now he is married to a lovely girl, and I want tfJ be friends, but my sister is being very mean. ~e won't allow me to come near them. She says he isn't my aon because she raised him. After aU, I suffered eight months and • Perhaps the most radical chango Is computerized Ucket. selllnll. The entire economic bose Along with marbles and mumblety·peg, hitting fungoes bas been a favorlte boyhood pastime. The fungo, which is of unknown origin , describes a game where a boy tosses a basebaH into the air and then hits it to players in the field , The World Almanac says. Although hitting fun· goes js pot consl4_ere.d .&Q:Od ~~ batting practice, ·•I ls greal fun and a gpod. way to give fielders practice catching fl y balls and grounders. BARBS By PHIL PASTORET Some so-called a d u 1 t movies are filmed for people who haven't reached mental maturity. , .. Quite o f t e n what a show girl is paid depends largely on the figure. • nearly died having him . He Is • • If y6u can recall when my nesh, and a fine boy who does. kids collected cigar bands, n't drink or smoke. 9lould I be kept from seeing my own son, and perhaps later on, his chUdren? - T _Y. Bob has a home Life on a par Dear T: with mine . We both feel that we There's more to this than apcannot base our OYt1l happiness pears irl your letter, and 1 can't you h•,ve a mighty good play Mrs. Solomon unless J know on someone else's unhappiness, memory for such an old aU the facts. Even then, the so we do not ask our mates for rooster. best I could do would be to divorces. Perhaps we're better • • • say, "Thank your lucky stars mate s because life doesn't seem A jovial l>ut somewhat the boy turned out weU, and useless a1v more. Frankly, I thirsty buddy spends a lot of time at the 5-afld.JOgive him as much time as you doubt tllat his wife or my husfive days in jail and JlO ga\'e him during his growing.up band woold care, if they knew: If fine . years. I think your sister will their routioes held. No, this isn't a story book ending, and per. grant you that." - H. haps it ne"Yer will be. But I Dear Helen: One of the first statutes The letter [rom "Nenr For- can't reel guilty, nor can Bob. of limitations is round in the We sre just grateful that we got Him" might be the story Old Testament of the Bible. d my life. It isn't always true have each other . - NEVER FORAncient Hebrew law forced that you outgrow a first love, GO'!' HIM EITHER a creditor to release a debtor This column is dedi cated to Helen. from his obligation after At 18, I too broke up with the family living, so if you're ha'Y- seven yP.ars. boy I loved because of paren~ ing kid trouble or just plain tal objections. Within t h r e e trouble, let Helen help YOU, years, both of us had married 9\e wiU also welcome your own Helen Bottel ln care of1hiB newssomeone else. I thought of Bob amusing experiences. Address paper. Hado's They11 Do It Every Time TIMELY CI.UOIES The public appears willing to accept a JUdiciary that contains a distressingly high percentage of the second rate. -Theodore Voorhees, chair· ,....... of :he Judil.illl Srkc· lilln Committet ..of the AmeHCan·Bar Associa.tion. A new ~eneration is being raised-with DDT in their fat, carbon monoxide in their systems and lead in their bones. This is techno- logical man. -:Dr. Commoner, pro- Ba':£ o botony at Wash· feuor ington niversity, St. Louis. 1 would never count a Kennedy out of anything. -Sen. Edmund S. Mu•kie. [).Moine, on the potitical future of Sen. Edward KenMdJ. The Crime Control Act is not the answer; job training is. The young people don't want a program to keep them oil the streets. They want a job. -Got>. Ja,..s A. Rlu>deo of Ohio. A free acreen is absolutely euential to croatlve progress ... We are not arbiters of community morals. -Jack Valenti, presidenl of the Motion Picture As· soclation of Amema. Anti-Inflation Controls: Barking Up ~rong Tree? By RAY CROMLEY NEA Washington Correspondent WASHINGTON (NEA) It may be that President Nixon's men are oil on the wrong track in their attempts to cool Inflation. They've assumed that if the proper economic screws can be tightened, Interest rates raised, industrial expansion cut, demand reduced one way or another, then prices will come Uown. Traditionally, this reasoning has held true when the Inflation was the result· of such heavy buying that the naUon's producUon capacity has been strained to the limit. But this is not true today. Moll ecoaom!JII th!J reporter bas Interviewed, wbetber In coverumoat, Ia !lrlvate researeb organizations or ao advllen to major baolaeao firms, believe tho preseal Inflationary spurt was Indeed set off by tho lncreaoe In demand whlcb accompanied the war In VIetnam. Bat there .! J. ~vi~ l!!a.! ~y's tontlouiD& price r1... are not oe eaulecl. ·- - Industry is not operating at the near-capacity levels of, , some time back. Profits are decUnlng. The economy has been cooled so markedly the Gross National Product is creeping upward at a dangerously slow pace. Unemployment Ia growing. The signs point to steady UP· ward gainS in unemp1oyment !hat will reach politically UD· acceptable levels by middle or late 1970. Yet Inflation continues to grow. Analysis of the data shows that the gains continue heaviest in the services, in trade, construction, maintenance and medical care, rather than in manufacturing,. and that the economic measures used to bring an economic slow· doWII have themselves Increased the cost of living ap· preclably. Higher interest charges, for enmple, are passed on to the consumer. Economists in and out of the government this reporter has talked to say loday's Inflation ill due not to beavy demand but to rising costs. Most point to rapid wage In· creases over the past several years. But It is to be noted that the data lndleates that It Is not rising labor costa In manufacturing that have brought this preBSure on prices for, In large part, these have been compensated for by Increased automation. It Is rather the heavy Increases In labor costa In the services, where the lntrodllCtion of labor·savlng devices has been exceedingly slow. The administration's anti·laDation program has not attacked these costa. Worse yet, the admlnistration·lnvoked economic aiOW· . down aimed at reduciDg demand seems to be encolll'llaiDR a slowdown In the very heavy continuing Investment Ill computerization, automation and o t h o r modernization ossent181 to holding prices down as labor costa rise. Tbul the antl·laDatloo drive lJ encouraging future price rises. And mating the U.S. !011 competitive with foreign Amerleans are too com· lalnlng. TheY sing the bluea nstead of "Moon over Miami!' -Terenee Cardinal Coolct, Romtm Cat ho lie arcllbllhop of N0111 York. r We """"''Willi wan even when we win. -Prllt!lier Golda Meir of fmNI. Industry. Data on1llll ocore iJ already ominous. Of late, there bea been a multed decUne In labor productivity-not just a olowdown In the rate at which productivity Ia lncreuiDgbut an aclual decUne In output per man. Because this means an lncrean In coall, It will mean hi.,... prleel. WORLD It wW get vote• like motherhood. -Rep. Slim GiblloM, O.FIII., on the HOIII0114"0d taz reform biU lllat ~· middle • itu:OmC ~GZJ>Juer• a 5 per coni taz cul. from llle lana earlier .In lbe 10&1111, Cllll\lillod.his role ea tbe hero ~ by ~ a three-nm double In llle aevenlll 1nn1ns to lead the ' Met• 1o a 7..f victory over llle Loo Anples Dodgera. In olhor Natlmal Leqoe aamea Chlcaav . apllt wllll ifwaton, wlmlnl llle flrlll ,...., 10.11, berore clrqiplns lbe nlabtcap, 3.:1, Son Francii.O iDsiPed Montreal, 6-t, Atlanla ,¥oated st. Loula, f-1, Plltlliarlh drubbed Clnc:tonaU, 9-t and · PblladoiJ>Ida clownecl Son !un~ovlllj! ,....... ... doubl...-r .w.r Daddy: 'You Were Beautiful Today' Powll, Bal 122 f29 69 132 .308 PtreUI, Boa 117 398 72 122 ,307 Blair, 11a1 122 512 94 155 .303 H..,rd, Was 126 467 89 139·.298 Andrws, Boo 85 329 53 98 .298 rl&llt end r... 19 prdo to put11lt BY KEI'lll WISECUP Molp lli&h School pw 1D ball lnoicle the Belpre 10. Tiro earlY fOI'Oc:all of whaW..- In playolalorMarkWU!Iamo-ln from 2 yudo 011 for 1llt Brll tho - q 1969 ~ 100 by OIUcorq Belun 12 to 0 aeore ottha Clo1.1blobruCl~lbe Soturdoy at lhe Mld(aopoit.,...... NO. I olfallle of both cl...o boek. Coadl OlaiUy a.a..... 10011 Uce llolcl.. fCllDI 11ltl tho Morauderf!!.~ Tbe Marauilorl dlap~ I bard • nosed clefense combined ...... wu .......... catcheobyJon with a llno aerial auack lecl br Kloeo of 17, 8 llll! llnolly 9 for senior quarterback Pal O'Brien the ICOI'e, from O'Brien, p ve tfll and Junior 11Gb Worry, who to- lllanudero their 12--0 edp, Coleh Oancey, presldlnrlover gelller ct~~~~letod llot19poases. It was lbe Brill of two ochedaled the trodltlonal poat.ccrlmnlage acrimmages before the HaiOI\ opener Sept. 5 aplnat Ironton st. ord,.,.• ••• .......... ;..,~~ -~ Jnt is .tt. lim -..,...wit'"',.., "Oil, ~· tiNrl tiNs til!e r,. WI lloftomo/" On Unebaekeni Archer add Rob1D Phalla, cornerback•, and DennlJ Boao and John RiteNiart albolf,. backs. . later that ..,.. clay the Meta• l!esOl'YH traveled to Eaotern to plajo lbe Eqlo Vani!J'. 1be Lllt1o Marauders wore abo vlwsly by tho~ oppooltloo lllt lwllll toulh the &OilW &01 rousb and ao a n>sult were only outocorod 12-0. Alllloolh Meigs llOWir lhralened to score, the defenae came close once - · Chip HaaeriY d.._ed 1 bullet pua in the llat with noll1llw but 81'1SS and prd atrlkea ahead of him. Playllllla line pme onde!enao were Ted Lehew and lkb stewart hriq{ workhorse duties ia llle backfield were Doug Buru and Mark WWiams. 1be Moraoder vara!IJ' aertm~MP• at Warren Local next SU,. urdl.y at 10 a. m. The reserves scrimmap the Soolbern High varsity at 9 s. m. Wodneoday, Eastern returns ftlr ..-tched "You are lookllw better, but 1101 good." On lbe lalt play of lbe pme Meigs q~ened lila seriDlDlap . Rlch Hawley, a reserve back, on oflense and !ClUlld tile &dllll roolh on llle ground with Danny slllrerecl a leg fracture Abbott and MikeGraledoingmoat after receiving a poas from Jlll>. of lbe ball-carrylqj. Aller Melp lor quarterbo.ck O.uck Haruahs, finlshocl Ita series or plajoa, Bel- Hawll)' was taken away in the pre drove lo to lbe Manuclor 30 emerpncy squad ambulance to but was stq)ped by the mailer Holzer Medical Center. Tho 111art1n1r Molgsottonse was but quicker Molgo linemen. Each leanl played onothor ser- O'Brien, Darmy Abbott, Grateaad serl'"'• Alan Wllliama at Leo a& taeklea; Jell llorrlo, Ropr AJ.. bott, Well ud 11ay wuuam-; critique, told his boys: Joe. ~110, middle~ Sn\Mland Home Runs Pat Archer altel'llatlng wllll DenNaUOllal Uooguo:McCOYay,Sf Ies with lbe defanae dCDltattiw nis Hackett, becka; Wayne Woll like the ._mcont catell he adele, referring 1o llle fact that • u p e r 1 a ti v e performanee play, nollller squad seorlllli:By MILTON RICHMAN oplnst llle Glantl that night made em WWie MeCove.Y'I 13th- 9lea stadium outfield was wet 39; ll Aaron, All 3f; May, Cln Altematea ol both squads lben alii IO.oes at enda; Jlm Swatzel UPI~Wrtter 33; Perez, Cln 30; W)'JID. Hou 28. NEW YORK (UPI)- 'lbo Iaiii would bave to qree wllll hia Inning line drive, leavlnll marks and ~ that clay and tha~ ; American League: Jaekaon, took lbe f1e1cl, Pasaea fr~m~ Wer· am:l Fred Lee, tackles; Steve Van from his uniform Imprinted on In hla own mind anyway, he ry to Mork WU!Iams llll! J I m Meter ard Ila"Ye Boyd, guards, person In the world ever 1o be dau&bler· Qak 45; HOIW'd, Wasb 39; lilt left lleld r ... ce which he ran was doing llle beet he ooold on Jmes wao beaut.Uul. Tommie Morris accumulated 28 yards and aod Ropr Abbott, YOUlll8l'brothlmpreoood t.y a ballplo,yor'a Killebrew, Mlnn 36; PCJIW'ell, Bait another scrimmage Saturday. It, Ape ,... the ball pme t.,. lbe Into COl the plaf, Alan Williams galloped outalde ec of Danny, at center. performance m lbe flelil lo his 33; Yaatrzemskl, Bos 32., Meta with a lflh~ bolner Some ~,; attachod a RUM BaUed In ott Juan Marldlal, who ptil:"bec! motiYo to J1110B' ~pectacular Jmea ts hovlng his beat NaUonal League: Santo, an ~rUUantly for tha Glanta, but all.........t por(ormaneo that season ever. He had another Today's... 104; McC<wey, SF 100; Perez, even he ........ted nobody has nl&htfine clay &loday wh011 he Sport Parade eontributed as mucb as Jones. 1bolr theory waa that Cleon at&rted llle wlmlng rally with Cln 98; May, Cin 91; Banks, Oil "lt mll!hl've the flnelt Jones waa showlllj! everyone In hla third hit In a 7..f win over 89.American League: Killebrew, ll7 PETE ALFANO alllllt yards 1o Mike Gorretllllld ers their second pre aeaBOO loaa . F.,.. thai reaom ct.... "-•· game ot hia career," Blld Gil 111e world how wall he can plaf the Dod&ers and hiked hla Minn 113; Powell, Balt 111; Jacll,.. in· lhno games. tile . Now York Meta' , cluidi- Hodps. UPI~Wrlter 10 yards to Robert Holmes. ball, but that primarily he was averap to .353, se00l1<1 bell in son, Oak 103; Yastrzemakl, Boa Pete Uske threw a U-!'ard •IJt waa a pretty good game," actually ahowtng Gil llocii'8S, the league, The football seer• wbo Rams' Only Scores blttlna lef1 flolder, was taken and Howard, Wash 90. envlaim tonl8ht'• exhlbltlm Larry Sml111 bolted over from scoring atrll<e to Mike abocl< a b~ followtnB a pme aal4· Clean Jmes, a lDil\ ldv011 who had rell10Yed him from lbe Pltchillj! !Gut same between lbe Oakland wt111 Son Frandoeo lalt 1'lles- to .-rstatement llODIOIImes. lbe me IUld Jack snow caul!llt and Bobby Howlleld field <llrlnl a previous game But lllen when yw come back Natl.oral League: seaver, NY lleld goals to lead Deaver pa1t Raiders and lbe New York ~eta a 37~ 'ID J)IIB from Roman !Us three hila and two stGian with HOUlton. Cio1 nl&ht when blo wife, to lall Tueoday nl&hl'l An&ola, sreeted him IIIlo this: ball4la that nl&ht ore all Tho olflclal llljllan•tlon ror wllll lbe Glanls and y011 ask . 17-7i Nlegro, AU ard Jenkins, as a preview of the American Gabriel for the Rams' mJ..y Sin FrMciseo. Hurls Two TD Puaes u1 know eveeyboc\y elM bas _.rly rocordod, but a Jones' removal from tbat JOHa whether he was trying to Chi 17·11; WU1011, Hou and Gib- Football League Utle game ICOAB. son. St. L 1&-Si Dierker, Hw Dick !lllnor hurled two better check firlll wtlll 1Ail .....,.atulaleol you. Now rd like 101lDber of other thlnga he did portleular game dealt with a prove something to llliYOlle to In tonl&lll'o olber game !6-9; Osteen, LA 16-11, passes and backup Daw1011 of lbe Kansas CIIJ' Detroit (NFL) meets Booton In that eontell will 1101 show In pu1lod hamltring but there waa particular, he Bhakes hia head to." ' American League: Mclain, Del Cflarterback Kent Nlx suJdod J_.;· · lllreeo¥Nr.ol4 claullll· the' boxocvre. Chiefs, (AFL) In Mllntreal. a atronger susplclm lloclps and says no. stealers to two more u DawfKI'l, the 34-year-Oid quar. · Make Magnlfleent catch ter, AQJB, also wa• tmpreaaed rn olber same• p!Qed the bad 101lkecl his star hitter uu I was trying to prove 2o..Gi McNally, Ba.lt 17-4; Cui.P, Bos 17-8; Cuellar, Ba.lt 17-10; Plttaburllll defeated New Or. terback of. the Chiefl, flrecl fCMlr Soturda,y nl&ht Da11u beat Uke lbe ex..Uent throW he beeauae he relt be ... Joaftng, anyt.hing It was mly to myself, by lbe had .... thai Lollch, Det 1&-7; stottlemyre, leans. touchdown passes s.tuNay Green Bay, 31-13, Denver UJ)Iel made from lef1 · field cutt1ns When )'01 talk Ill " - • about he sa.ya. 111've made better nlabt. Linebacker Bob Matheaon •'Daddy'•• . abe Ald, throwing clown Bob Burda trying to hia being lllken 011 of. that plafo, and I thiDt rve had NY 16-11. night as Kanaaa CIIJ' trounced san Francisco, 19.J5, Plttaburl!ll the Los Angoleo Rams, f2-lf, In outseorecl Now Orleana, 34.:1f, bloekocl a lO,yard field goal - ,· arlllo ll'<lUlld her father, atretcb a single Into a ciOOble; game wllll H~ m Jubo 30, better all..around. games." an lntsr..league game_ "Yot.---were ~~~~ like his Olympian attempt 1o he admits:· Cleveland tied Son Dlo&o. 19-19, attempt bt the cloalng se«mdl You - could never prove that The victory waa lbe fourth Mllmeaot.a trotmced .!!I. Louis, to preserve Cleveland' a tle with Has,To Aaree s....., all the from flrlt ''I wu burt becauae It wiUt JCOlea' wife. Or wllll atralgbt In pr. .eaiOII pla.y for fl-13, Washington lopiJed Atlan- San Diego. Anybody who waa at 9lea wb011 Marldlal tlrow an error happened." his llltle lhno-year.old claullll· Somy Jorgonsm completecl stadium ....... ct.... J..... on a ball hit back to him; and lbe Cbte!a, and It was the fir 111 ta, 2f.7 and Clncll'llllil defeated Doeo His Bolt t.r: !lie pi! It perfectly that 18 of 23 passes lor two Ume lb.,- had beelal the Rams Miami, 28.:11, "II really shocked me be- nl&ht. touchdowns •s Washington best In lhno trlea. cause ~ the circumstances, •• he •'Da.d!Jy, you were beautltull" Craig and Dan na...... btt Frank Pitta w1111 Reeves each threw a toucbdown Atlanta. a 72-prd oeortne toss to tie 111e pass and the Dallas clef011..; pi! · Rookie quarterback Greg game, 7-7, In lbe first quarter unrelenting pres111re m quar- Cook ht.u'led two scoring pasaes .. '.: ..··• ::--.·.,..· -:-..x ·:·:--. ;-:.·..• .. • >>: ~-' ~-=J :~.,:.....;..,. ~~ :-.··· :-· . and 111011 threw 'ID passes of 33 terback Bart Slarr aU night aa an4 delendve back Dick prda to Gloster Richardson, lbe Cowboys handed the Pick- Weetermoreland returned an AMERICAN LEAGUE NATIONAL LEAGUE Jnterceptioo 43 yards for a m East Ealll CHESTNUl' HILL, lllaoa. top.nnkecl player lill967 who II International Leque Standlngo as Cincinnati triumphed over . W. L. Pet. GB BY DICK THOMAS W. L. Pet. GB Miami. staalllc a comeback after a (UPI) Move ulde Arthur By United Preas fnlernatlonal Ba!Umore , •• 87 40 , 685 ONA, W. Vs. - Ramo Stolt, Clllcago , , '. 78 49 .614 4lullrcuo yeor In 1968, ooold Albe, here eomes Sian Smitll. W L Pcl. GB Detroit ..• , ' 71 53 .573 14'h Keokuk, IOO'a, took the lead at Smith, a 22·YOOl'.oid recent .....,. <Ill¥ .... 1181'v1ce bl'Oik New York •• , 71 52 ,571 5 Louisville .... 73 59 .553 Booton . • ' , ' • 66 59 ,528 20 the end or 200 laps anddrovohls sradualo of the UlliYerait¥ of off Smllll· In lllelr ftnal lhno st. Louis, •. , 611 57 .5f8 &'h Walhlnston , , 65 62 ,512 22 Tidewater . , . 70 57 .551 'll 1969 Plymouth Roodrunner ·to a Plttlburlh. , . 68 511 ,548 lll,l lbllbern California, hu 1o be Coiumllls .... 71 61 .538 2 Solurclol. Philadalpbla, 52 72 ,419 2flh Now York ... 62 64 ,492 :Wh $10,000 victory Suoday afle1'll0011 oonaldol'Od Amerlca'atopllllllia Rochelller .... 68 64 .515 5 Smllll and Lutz were - · Cleveland , . , 54 74 . 422 33'h In the sanctioned West VIrginia plarer oulalde of contraet roned •• double• c:hamplonl, Montreal , , ' '39 89 .305 391/: ~.... , . , .67 65 .503 6 West 300 at lnterMtlonal Rae._ West JI'G(eestaaal• wltb hlo victory In lolling In llle third l'OUlll! to tile Toledo .•. , .. 65 66 .f96 7'h W, L. PeL GB Park. W, L. Pet. GB unaoodod Chileans Jaime FWol Buf!alo., •.. 53 73 .421 17 the U,S, •IIGnol - · Chilli· Mlnnoaota , • 75 50 .600 Stott turood In lbe winning tlnle San Frao .... 89 57 .548 llll! Patricio Cornejo. Richmond .... 53 75 .f14 18 lllonsblila. of one hour, 48minutes, and32.37 AUaiU . , , , , 70 H ,543 l,l Oakland • . . 72 51 ,585 2 1be 6.toot-4 Smllll, lbe ......s The lllp Australian of. !lmda.Y' a Results california .• 51 71 .418 221;, seconds for the 300 laps over the Slllne and Richard ClnclnnaU, , , 66 56 ,541 I Toledo f Rlclm- 3 AmoriCIII from l'ludeoa, Allan KanAB CIIJ' .. 51 73 ,411 23'h 1·16th mue owl trace. Loa A~Welao,. 61 57 .540 I Crealy, lbe No. I forolp-., Colomllls 7 Buflato 5 calif., had an Ume seattle ... , . n 76 .387 26lh The Iowan had an average IPMd TilE DAILY SENTINEL dlopoolnr of hlo USC clauuwte ..... tile ........ whOll lhiOI' beat H...aton , , , , , 66 59 ,528 2lh LouisYille 5 ~cu.se 1, 1st Chlcaav , .•. 48 T1 .384 n lli:YOTED 1'0 INJI:ust ot' of 82..442 miles per how- and an Bob Lull In &mclay'o flaa1a at Paaanll, a native ol Puu1o San Diego • ' •• 37 89 .294 32 LoulsviUe 8 flyrawae 6, 2nd MDG8-MASI.lN AREA Suuday's Results average lap time of 21.743 secSunday's Resulta 11101.\1115, OHN, I'\IBLISHU Llqoood Cricket Club, 9-7, 6.3, Rico, and Bill 1!owrel' <Jt: Tidewater 4 Rochester 3, 1st Mlnneoola I N"" York 0 a....- TIMIItJl. Edl. . ords. The event was run under AuJtralla lo !lloda1' • ftnalo, 9- Now York 7 Loa Alw f 6-1. Tidewater 7 Rochester 6, 2nd Pltiii.IIMII *Uy Ualfl'l Sil~"' -rt.Ob> Chicago 3 Boston 1 Ideal conJitions, sUDDy skies and San Frao 6 M<nrooi f V.UQ" ~llhi-'W ~. llO ....l>anlc St., 11, 6.8, 7 .$, Lull, the - . bad P-rQJ, Olllo, UTit. IIIIIIMII OIIIN , _ Washington 10 Kan City 3 a last dry track. Mra. llarpret Smllll Court PhUadelphla 6 Son Diego 4 11!-ZtH, Ed!Wial p._ "S..:UoT. beoten Alhe an4 Smllll had California 5 Detroit 2 Seead was Be1111y ParSOIII of ~ cluapc~~... paldlli'mw"'l',OIH. QUICK QUIZ · Plttaburlh 9 ClnelmaU 4 doroated Cbu:lle PUarell, • of. AUitralla ,_ted ao Nloll. . . •-u•trw ....,...,.&~ .. ,_.... Cloveland 6 seattle 5 Delrolt. Mich., In a 1969 Ford Chlcogo 10 Hoolllon 9, 1111 lti.U.(ltliiCher. Inc., 12 Eut Uo1 St., " - Yark Q-Wilat building lDG8 lhe Ook1aod 9 Ball o, 1111 of. the u.s. women'o lllngloa and ~· H0111ton 3 a.icogo 2, 2Dd ctQ. Ntw York. Torino, !oll~Rttl<! by 1!d>by Wa!M\ ........ Silo followecl up bar ~lioll ....., Delh•nd bJ cu-rt.r ,..,.. of the nation'• first DaYII CUp. teun, In Ook 9 Bait 8, 2ed, 18 Inns, of Prestonsburg, Ky,, driving a 'lii'!Mtn ..U.W. ts..,.. ,._ ...-.; -,..... t• preaidential inauguralion? f l - -final matches sa.. 'ridorJ over Entlland'o Vlrlllnla · Alia f st. Louis I, If lnnL 1111•- M U. Dalb Settll..t om.,., !Pa.tO. Sb Today'a Probebla Pitchers 1969 Dodge Sllperbee. Wa!Ml TodaJ'• Probable Pitchers Wade In Saturday's lllnlloallnal IMI'IIIIa, •• L 'IG. Thl'w . - . .•• t5. IS. !If u_. llriiJ, A-Ge or go Washlngto11 (AU Times EDT) qualified Saturday wllll a record ..... .._. eln'iv llnte. N1C ~~ 0. (AU Times EDT> was Inaugurated April 30, Sml111 cal1tcl It "ID¥ blaell by teaming 111111 IIIII Wade .-.. •Lm ., nil: o.. r-r tt:uo Sb Washinllton (Bosman ~ at selling lap of 19 seconds flat to ClnclnliiU (N<ho ~at Chi... llllilliiiM.:IS. nn......Uft,.OI.~f\ltb 1789, on tha balcony of Fed· 8DD1 1o win lbe tloubleo f1aa1 will." Ancl that It lllmeoola (l!aat 11·10), 9 p.m. pick of! the pole posiUon ror the Jriee ........ s.tll ~ 10 CHanda l$.10), 2:30 p. m. eral Hall on Wall Street In wu, ftlr It ,... him a tf,OOO over Mrs. Mary Alll EiM1 Onlf aame scheduled W, Va. 300. New Yort. He read his In· . Onlfsc:he4uled. flrll prize 1114 ~...,..... ci>rUs of. st. Loulo llll! Valerio Tuoada,y'a Gomes augural oddreBS to Congress Fintahlng fourth was Andy . TUeadQ'a Games o1. !lin Dlelo, lbe teed blm I llntdet spOt In the usembled lnalde the bulldWashllwton at MinD, Dllht Hampton of Louisville, Ky., to a AllaiU at Pitta, nilht 1op Amorlean - . , 8-1, 8.8. lng. Davia CUp ...._ -. q,k II Dot 2, twi-DIIhl Dcdge Cbu:gor, llll! filth was J.ar. way, For 111'1. Court It wu her ClnellllaU at adcago u wwU u 1llt tGp l'llllllnll In Two or lhno ml- mlahens ry Ashley o( Warren, Mich.. in a HOUlton at st. L 2, twt-nlght Wit at Cleveland, Dllht tile _ , . for lJIIt. llallonal . . . tro. llll! marred lbe ewlll llll! broqbll 1969 Comet. N, Y. ·at Sao Diogo 2, torl-aJiht seattle at Baltimore, night .PUarell, the Clllllltr7'• tblnl - · · cliampiGillhlp. (]dcago al NOO' York, night out lbe yellolr lJabt, Wlllard No olflclal faat Umea for the Molltroo1 at Loa Alw, nl&ht Googe of Ruasoll, Ky,, was 1ft. Kan CIIJ' at Boston, Dllht ARCA Grand National car& bave Pbiladelllhla at san Fran Yohed In two, me KOillll into lbe been run at lhe Ona track since 1963 In lbe O.erry Bom~ 400 No. I turn .-r tile pit at1L You can get extra sav1111s on fine new Googo'a black llll! ;yeUaw 1967 Watson turnod 19.94 In a home furnlshi!IIS llurirt Bakar's Annual . For<L Ford ~lumped Bobby Watson on the lna1de of lbe No ·2 turn m llle 2511111 lap, .went 011 of CCll>troi ........ tile track, lxmWod held by Jim c...-. or the MJd. lhe Clllaldeauard roll 8111 boundWU.LIAIISPORT, Pl. (UI'l) t1111, lbelr American Ohio Raeiqr Aasoelatloo. CUll>-I' lodl;r'l ldds an lillY ~ by PIJing strlet man, frCIII Celumbos, w a s eel bock acroas the track In aplnlt lbe lnf1NI fence. No .... MIDDLEPORT, 01110• lm!catl.. of. what alt4lld\'n 1o their llllllOior'• scratched before tha race .start- .... ~durlqr tlleafle..-~ wiU bo like, tile · ~ '11MI1 rarell od. ~-a mar be loolnlllta . <t~ llll! Walled, - . Bobby Wataoo took lllo lead buoball - t o the Fer fW· ~ ~Wr ·- - to msko eorlyandwu ltlllln frolllatthe 11a1t. . lllllllbil. end of 150 laps. Bemy ParsCD F.,.. 111t J)lot ,.. , Tllii 11ra111J J014 off a the lead briefly at the 1114 ~ •fraai lbe' OrtOillt· b~ DOIIj G ...U· ~ a wild pltell 1>1 of 17$ !ape but ralllliulllhecl II ' ' llllll Ullla !Mil• ·a.,a•li 'Chuelt Cert>ll led to Ramo Stolt at lbe ood of 200 You ~n't relox if there's a nagging money proble• ·Ill!'~~ herO. . . .tD ·' W ' i'UM ln 1llt Meond laps, Stolt hold lbe lad lbe n>hangfno ~r }'Ou. City loan has I!Hn hilplnti WC~rk· ' liiiidli< <Jt: au.. · ,..,_ _, two errors ,...ducaii malodor of. ttio race wllll I'll" lno people.solve th(ase problems ·• • way b:cicft in , .... 23t'.l i!Dial ·:.•'l,i~ two i'UM In tbe .... hellfbJ ~ lo that _,., SltalliiJ 4llfMIIal . ~ And7 Haqtm 8111 l.arr7'912. This•is finanelalexPeriel!'» thai you can Nally Ia 1 . CliiDeiO Jlldler T - Cbo11 llllfliottlloi It aui"Jill' lourth place !"'•t-cmd c~nt on. Just pick your phOne-cal ICWlllrecl !hiM bill illld· pat Wltli ....... ta1iq cmr It lap 1 City loan-,. allil relalt. , ·, • + .,_, Soata ·~•i ao1J 2111 llll! ~ It tbe roat It tlli Chiefs Scalp Rams 42-14 toue- Ci'"'"' Iowan in $10,000 Ashe Takes Back Seat TolJSC Tennis Star Race Win -.. .............. z._.,... · Orientals 'l'hre a ten -· ,...,.· baUSunremacy ot~=~~~:u:: r ••IIi ..- Our lhow1 are hitlh-clau art, aot pornolflpllf. But !hey could put the heat on U.O. bottomila placeo. . -Dove Rounberg, San Fnmdl<o 111 Q II t club pui>Ucittl dlreelor, 011 a propooe<l eII u bcniRiftO fQpkn CICfl, ~ ~8-%5 benehod by ...._.. Gil HodBOo and besieged by booa \'.-.·.,· Against Belpre Saturday II'S TRUE August Clearance Sale BA -row'• cet There ore footprints on the moon. Thole footprints belong to e a c II and every one of uo, to oU monltlnd, ond lhev are there ·becl1110 of the blood, - t and tears of mllllonl of people. The footprlnll ore the l)'lllbel of true human IDitlt. -A1tronaut tdo>IR Aldrltl. - II the A - 1o an 8.8 lead ahBr homer In lbe Ifill 1m1ns u lbe Brma moved 1ato llOCOilCI place ll1x lm[lliJL ~ In 111o llOCOilCI samo Ktn lo the Welt Juot f1Y8 -toae points belilnd Son ·FI'IIl<l.oC:O, II JGhason walked Dour with the boiOI loodod to ldvo WBI Aaroa'l 544:111 career By United Pross 'IlterDotional . NATIONAL LEAGUE the Allroo a apllt Of · lllo homer. lfll4eat Gram lllllorod G. AB R. H. Pet. 1111 rll\lcod the lbe loa• for lbe Cardinali. Clmnte, Pll 105 383 70 Ul .369 CUba lead over Gle Meta bt tha 0.. hit a Jones, NY 118 416 81 lf7 ,353 Eutorn DIYIIIon race 1o liTe lntldo -lhe • pork homer and Ro10, Cfn 117 f66 98 157 ,337 acored anot11or run wllll a pmoa, • 'Tho Glonla took over · ant sacrifice fly to lead llle Plratea Stogll, P11 110 392 71132 ,337 124 540 88 119 ,331 lmJn&s. 1 place In lbe Wolllem Dtvlllon to victory over lbe Rods. Willie Aloo, Pit Jhnsn, Cln 106 fOB 71 134 .330 1bo Meto were trailing f-3 aa Roo Hunl'a cloW>Ie dn!ve in SlarBOll allo drove In two rtllUl S1wutln. Pit 97 3ft f8 113 ,328 when lllngles by Clean J01101, lbe decldlni run lo 111o ninth u Bob Voole '""' hll lllxlh Art Sbamaky and Ktn Boswell lmlng. Bobby 1IOlldo hit hla 25111 stralllllt aame. II was the Tolan, Cln 115 f93 88 160 .325 loaded lllo bases IUld aet lbe bomer and knoekecl lo throe Plraloo ell!llth oonaeoutlve vie. Perez, Cln 123 490 88 IH ,32f Bench, Cln 109 388 66 124 ,320 slap for SWoboda's aame- 1'lllll 1111 Willie Y<COVIOI' tory, AMERCAN LEAGUE The Phlllleo scored all lllelr wlmlni hit. wllacked bls 39tb bomor ol lbe G. AB R. H ,Pet, Ernie Banks hit two home - · Juan Marldlal ...1- rtllUl In lbe Brit three lnnlns• car ... , Min 97 36f 70 !28 ,362 nma, lbe se00l1<1 a two.nm blall &.rod 10 hits to win hit 15th as .Jolulil' Calllaon and Rick Roese, Min 103 325 39 109 .335 Joaeph each knocked In two 1o lbe el&lllh lnnlns, to lead llle .JIUlle of lilt year. .cuba to lbeir _.ms pme Hank Aaron, who had booted 1'lllll, Woody FJ'11111ll stA>j,pod ,Smllll, Boa 110 426 72 139 .326 victory. Jim Wynn's two home a ball In lbe ...Weld eorllor 1o the Padrea '"' elaltt hlta to ev• F. Rben, 11a1 122 448 96 U5 .324 Oliva, Min 116 fB2 7f 154 .320 runa earlier 1o tha samo halpod !be aame, hit a lhno.nm his toeord at 10-10, DIOIO, 6.4. Ookland SW..PI Two In lllo AJlleriCIII Leoaue Chlcogo delooted Boalal, 3-1, . lllmeaota blanked · Now York, 1.11, Washington ~eat Kanoao Clb', 10.8, Callforulo turood back Detro11, &.:, Clevellad eclpd seattle, 6-li, 1111 Ook1aod owept a doubleh- from Baltimore, 9..0 and 9-8 bt 18 City Loan of course ... If we want to to lllln ID the 19801. we'd better solve the problems of pov· erty~ and huncer In tbe 1t'IOt. -Dot&iel .P. MOJillillGn, pra· ide11tlol Ollillant 011 ..... w.:lfare propolllil. Laser 'Tape' to the Moon Now we know. 'l1le moon is 232,271.3816 miles from earth-about 130 feet, give or take a few either way, more distant Ulan measurements to date had indicated. Thia is the finding of a la.ser beam which scientists, after several unsuccessful tries, have finally succeeded in bouncIng olf the ·reftector left on. the lunar surface by ApoUo 11 aslronauts Neil Armstrong and Edwin Aldrin. strange, that the mission which proved the moon is not unreachable should also reveal that it is farther away than we had thought. occasionally, but my husband was All Roa Wlllll Is to be wanted, 1be .,od...turod 11ron11man ,of. lbe !'jew York Meta, who had He's Still A Hero - RAVCRDMLEV everylhlnll COlslap except lbe performance of the ac:tors. a good man and I busied myself with making a home and raising our children. If the goodness of a husband is to be measured by material things, then I have a wonderful man, but if it is to be measured by how much he gives of himself, I have very little. Helen, after 12 years of marriage I r eached a point where I felt elone whether I was with him or not. No amount of teUing him how 1 f elt made any difference. He'd only say, "This is the way I am" - a solid wall of indifference. I involved myself with part time jobs, club activities, college courses, and eight more years passed until l was 41. Then fate stepped in . After a shopping trip to the clty, I decided to stop for a late lunch . A man leaving the res. taurant held the door open for me. Yes, it was Bob, and after 23 years, we knew each other imrnedialelyl This was the beginning of something that had never really end. t:d . We meet whenever his busi. nes s and my home lite allows. We have wonderful times togeth. er. We share, We can TALK. We're alive agaln. scenery and llglrt1ng cues throu8h a comp.rter control system which atores all of the various cueing data and ltnl)loments them on tha command ol a elngle operator. These systems are user..programmed, utd can accept data. in random sequence, permitting the user to adjust the various eues to the lemp<>- ol the ilbeW on stage, 1be COlltrol panola olllOlllO l)'stems are small enough to enable the operator to sit in the audience and enjoy a tul1 view of. lbe staae, while controlllnll UPI~Wrller Marauder Air Game 14-J( FURNIIURI �' ~· t - 1'110 Doib'Sontlnei,PomOJq'-lllddlepor:t,O.,Monclo1, .....,..t25, U63 · · , ,' '·' ., ' · School TrahsportatioD Plans An,:pou,~~·~d ' Larry Morrlaon, assistant superlnlendent ol tho Meigs Local School District, hu announced plans ror bus transportation ol atmenta in the district !or the new school year. . Only nve bus routes have been c:hafWed tor the new school tenn which begins on 1\.lesday, Sept. 2. Those changes are listed be-low. Routes oot listed below wlll remain exactly the same as they were in the 1968-69 school year. Bus route time schedules will remain the same as duri~ the past year also, since all schools of the district wlll open at the same time each morni.ng and close at the same time In the afternoon. The schedule for the opaing arxl closing of each school Includes: Melp Hl&h S<hool, 8:2o.3:15 there at 7:45 a. m. to cotch tho Molp Junior High, 8:2o.3:15 bus. Solem Cenler Elomenllry, In Mldclleport, the hf&h ochqct ' 8:30-3:45. buildi~V wiD be tho main plckiCI Harrlsonvute Elementary. station for Junior hi&h school 8:3o.3:45. studento lndlel communi~!~. JunRutland Elementary, 8:3()..3:30 lor high students· living within Bradbury Elementary, 8:45- walkll'll distance of the h1&h 3:45. · •chool should report there at Pomeroy Elementary, 8:45- 7:45 L m. to ·catch the but. 3:45. In Pomeroy, Ute Junior hf&h Salisbury Elementary, 8:30... school will be the maln pic~ 3:45, otatlon for senior hf&h otudonto Middleport Elementary, 8:30- Jiving In Paneroy. Senior high 3:30. · students llvlngwlthlnwalkl111dlo· In Rutland, the elementary tance of the Junior hlch school sctlool will be ttle main pick-ql should report there at 7:45 L m. station tor both junior and senior to catctl the bus. high students from RutlaiXI. JunThe tlve route changesueou~ lor arxlseniortligh students living lined belowwithin walldrw di!ltance of the ele. Bus No. 1 - Mrs. Mary Ktrw, mentary school should report Driver: Pick tp the first studlnt oo tho.John Dean rarm on Court¥ ~ No. 14, n...n die Wolf Pen ilood "' Slate Route 143,"''143 .\o tho lAmbert rarm, Bock doom Route 143 10 tho BoU nun Rood, Up tho Boll Run Rood 10 NQper's rann, Blck.ob'&Ckl to Route 143, Pick ~ students on Route 143 down lo Routs 7, Down 7 to the Bradbury School. Hl&h school otudonto wUI be tranolerrtol to another buo 10 be tranoported to tho high ochcial. Thlo buo transporlojunlorhf&h otuclenls from Bradbury to the junior high. Duo No. 19 - Ernest Wood, driver: Picks 1.lP the .ftrst atU!dent at the Ernest Wocd larm, q, by tbe Beal lllrm and on out Gold R14ae to die Morrlo !arm, n...n to 681 .and on toto Dorwln (this buo doe• not pick "" otudenlo be- bul')< Scl!cial: ; twl<!n Gold ftlo!&e and o.nrlol, • Hlib achcial ibidlllllo wiD bo Doire 881 o- to die llomlock tranolem•Ho IJIII(IIet bua·to be GroVI Rood Into lieQoloek Grove, transported lo die nnlor .hlah. Out tO the Robert Hlwk farm and Tlilo bui will then II"DIPOrl& ba~ lhr<Julh Hemloek G...,.. tu- load ot otudenlaiO tl!ejunlorhl&b ...rd die Noioon tann, BocK INO achool (In tho eveni~V lhooo otuHemlock Grove·iDd - n East- denio will rio the N!Jrman Wood maa R14ae 10 old Route 33, Down buo No. 22 back to SOIIibur)o). okl 11o1D 33 10 Counb' Rood 19 An.r_l•vi~V die junior hlgh, and oa 1o now Route 33, Down.- lhlo buo wiD theni(O 10 dlo June· Boule 3310 tho Sallobur)o School. lion ~~ Boule 7 and Rollte 143. Junior hlgh stucltnta wiD be 1'1!1• buo wtlllhen pick ICI tlotranolorrtol tu another bui to bo monlley obidemo ~ die Loural traJIII)OI'It4 1o die junior high. Cll!f .Rood and tranopor\lhom 10 Thl1 bus wiD tranaport atb- Sallabur,-, 1 ilenla 10 die hl&b achoal ttOai:' Buo No. 2~ - Norman Wood, SOIIobur)o FJomomaey. Driver: P)cko ICIIhollrol otu4enl BQJ No. 20 - bon .CottoriD, altho COOk larm' u.r tho Adlena Driver: Picks"" tho llrototudenl Coort¥ Uno, Down to Route 681 •t tho H,..er Gooclwtn !arm oo and Into SIKMviUo, Bock 10 Boule C.Unljl Rood U, Up tho White OOk 681 and "' tho John Meek r.nn, HIU around to Kinsobury Road, On "' ocrc11 lhe Athena Counb' Down Klnrlbul'l' I!Otld to die Rolph II lie and back d""n to tho Robert Carl farm, BocMrack to Court¥ Jonoo' rarm, Bock 681 to n.nrln, Rood 19 and on to Bunker HUI, Tlila bus plcko 1011 stuclenll Out to tho Bunkor HIU Church and between llorwtn and Arnold's turn U'OUIId, Down to new RoUte SerVtce Station. on down Route 33 2 beyond F1atrock, aikl JOIID So- 33,llolrnnawRoulb33tothol.o!w to the Sollobury School, Hf&h broU, o! Little 16 MUo1 Croek, Hollow Rood, Up the L<MwHoll"" oc~ool tlo!llento wiD .bo trano• are mak1111 plans to lmprow ROid and 011 1tJ Blake mit, Baek ferred to another bus. some stream ehamela on their to ._ Roulb 33 and on 1o SoilsThlo buo wUI transporl studenio to the junior hf&h ll'om Soltams. Ridenour's work wUl COilllilt Flem11111ar1. [HOSPITAL NEWS) lobury of removing some gravel beds Bu1 No. M, Mrs. ·Pauline arxl odlerdepositawhicht.vecolHolzer Medical ca.ter, Flrol Darst, Dr1Wr1 Picha Cl the first lected in the chamel over a peflo Ave. Vleltlng hours 2.4 and 7.I studenl al the Hoboon Depot, Up iod of years. The reason U.tthis p.m. Plrento mly oo Pl>dlatrlea the old Leadi!V Creek Rood to._ has occlU'red is that the stream, Ward. Ro'"" 7, Up Route7toUnlonAvobefore it gets to Mr. Ridenwr's . nue at P<meroy, Up Union Avenue Admtaliona farm, nowa on a "iteeper grade. to the buttomotlho Pomeroy HUI, PubllcaUon of admloolono Ia When it gets to the Ridenour farm, prohibited unlll turtller DOUce. Back-tracks to new Route 7, Back Ute era<fe lo llattenod and debris down Rcote 7 to old Rcote 143 Blrlha lo deposited. and ~o to the WMPO RediOS14• Mts, Gary SIDIIII, Garfield The sebrell work will consist Hta., daughter, 11112 p.m. Satur- tion, Back out old Route 143 to or straf&hteolng tho oxloli~V eben- _dlyi Mrs. Noeh Brewer, VlntDn, lhe Bradbury School, Junior hish net and movtna: some gravel bars oon, 4:t9 a.m. &mday; Mtl. Bll- students wUlbetranaterredtoa.and also removing s<me trees b' E. Sqraves, Jackaon, son, other bus to be trarqpor!ediOtho and other obstructions alq the 6:57 a.m. &axla1: Mr1. Raymond juoior high. ThlB bus then goes bonks of the channel back down new Route 7 and over Leoepr, Ravenswood, dou&bler, In both oltuotlooo lhe banks or 5:17p.m. &mdaY: Mts. JimoiE. to Railroad Street in MiddlePort. tho channels will be olopod to a Trout, CellipnUs, twin&, daq:h .. This bua then cCII'Ies to the Mid3.1 slope and seedod with Kendleport Elomemary School. ter, 1:32 a.m., daughter, 1:85 •· tucky 31 reoue. This boa then goes over to the m. Mond:ay; Mrs. MarliDD. Roae, t6 Chllllcolhe Rd., daulhter, t:37 hf&h school and traoaporll Junior WHILE ON A FARM recently a.m. Mmdo.Y; Mro. Aton C. Wilt, hf&h stuclerto to p,...roy. helpl111 ?rith • !arm plan, I oJ>. H8mden, daulhter, 5:04 a.m. se~ a nice thing In .. ture. Monday, We were rldJ-w throueh a field wiUt tho tondowner andbepolnlld Dllchargea out at tho edge olo noorby corn Emmett P, llarlelo, Elmer H. lleld a larp doe and her lllwn ot Belue, Lewtt W. C8ln, Mts. Oro last oprq at her sllle. We atop. S. Clark, Mrs. Uoyd H. Cope. pool and watchtol lhe doe and lawn land, Ralph EIDanko, Mrs. WUior a few minutesfromadlsU.ee llam R. Gwanell, Mrl. GIE11 W. Handley, Mrl. Ann JackiiCII, RUOot perhaj)o .200 ,.rdo and they .,.._M•• D Lewis • 11 A. J were not excited. se ones, "'"""......."" · ' ·W~ illiWedillilli4'diillut"'""'""'' Cllvla a,. MoDenlal, ..!lrl. !WU- . Jl...., Erosion, Drainage Problems.Solved BY JOHN COOPER Soil COnservation Service Mason County PT. PLEAS;\NT - Richard Grimm oC Grtinm's Landirw recent!)' completed a rarm plan. JOOn Cooper or USDA Soil COI)oo aervatlon Service helped him with the plan. Two of the main conservation Lay of the Land in whictl Grimm was most interested were the correction of aome stream..IJank erosion on Arbwllde Creek which runs through his Carm an1l the installation of til<3 dninage in some wet pra~tl~es larr:l. This wet land was determined by the soil survey as being Melvin Silt Loam. This is a fer· tile boUomlaOO soil, but does lXX grow good crops until drainage has been couwleted. A pattern system of tile drainage wilJ be used. This consists or laying parallel lines ot tile aboot 50 reet apart and as many lines are used as arenecesaarytocover all the wet areas. HOWARD YEAGER .:~00 Richard Hogg, ot Bethel Church Reed, are both plaml~sometiledrain­ age. Denver Yoho oC SCS helped them with the desJgn work. Yeager 's job consists of about 250 teet, which is a systmn known as an .. interceptor'' drain. This conslstsol.layingtilearound tbe bose of 111111 and corrylog It across other land to a eultable ootlet. •· Hogg' a tile drainage eonslstl of what is known as a ''n.nclom" system, as well as an interceptor. The random system is used just to dnin the wet areas, wherewr they appear. AARON FOWLER, of tho oame community as Yeager and Hoa, became a coq>erator of ttle District and asked tor planning aasistance on his tarm. Fo..-ler tBs 50 acres on which he raises beef cattle. He said that his desire "as to improve the farm by car~ rytng out some conservation pracUeesaOO increasing production. WA!,TER RIDENOUR, olao.... Jackson Socks 44th, 45th By AL DALY UP! ~Wrts Writer Reggie Jackson i1 at it again - The Oa:kla..:l slugger socked a pair ot I"H:Ime runs Sunday his first in a nek and only his titi.h of the. month, as he stubbornly stays within shO<Jtilw distance of Babe Ruth's and Roger Marls' home run n~ cords. Jack!Oil hit a home run in eacb Pifte, ·his 44th· ard 45th. .. ooklaiiil took Ute first game of a doubleheader trom BaJti.. more, 9-0, arD won the nightcap, 9--8, in 18 innings. Jaeklon now has hit 45 home r1m1 1.n 122 games. Ruth didn't hit his 45th homer untll game the first same ot a double number 132. Maris had 45 home header and the Aatros took tile runs in 117 gamei and by the of&ht<a~~, 3-~ Anania 4ot•tud time he bed played 122 games St. Louis, 4-1, in 14 lnnl•s. Jackson's 44th hmn.er, in the he had collected 48 home runs. ln other action ¥1nnesota Clrst inning of the opener, was blaMed New York, 1-0, Chicago all the runs Chuck Dobson beat Boston, 3-1, CaliCornia needed to register an eipt.bit topped Detroit, 5--2, Washington wtlitewash. In the nightcap, Jackson trounced Kansas City, 1~, and slugged a thre&-run third-inning Cleveland Dipped Seattle, 6-5, homer to put Oaklan:l iD front. ; 0 ~I 't''tiL Actiqa -~it \ it- • 111 ·' ""'- .?iolfol111·~ ~ ' In lhO ,. rOOrth beaf Los Angeles, 7-4, San Francisco tq>ped Montreal, 6-t, Philadelphia beat San Diego, 6-4, ChiCOI(O boot Houoton, 10-9, In Baltimore tied it, 5-5, in tbe nfUt and went ahead 7-6 alter seven imi.rvs. In the tCip of the olnlh Frank Roblooon hit his 28th homer ot the year to put the Orioles ahead, 8-7, but Ooldand' Ued It In lhe buttom or tho ninth. Ted Kubiak woo It tor tbe A'a with a l'liiHCorlni: single In the 18th. 9-41 New York Reds -,n Chi ' · I~V ChiCOIO Cuba. The hds, who suffered their the season. He also got credit tor a run batted In In tho tllre&- run seventh lmbtg on a sacrtftce fly. But a throe-nln outl>reek In the third 111111111 put lhe Bucs out In troot to stay. The li)riolng also proved the end for starter Jtm Jalooey who sultored hio fourth loss against alx vistorles. Mally Alou, Wlllte814raeUand Natloml League hlllbw loader Roberto Oamenle all slll8led. A walk by relief pitcher At Jackson arxl then an error accounted Cor third stra1a1rt deteatSundoyattlie - · or die red-hot PlttsiJurs!l Plrltea, tell to ooe full behind tile diYisloo - leading Son Fraacloco Glantl. The Rt4o bed : IIO'kt a slim niirsln a week qo. ClnclnnaU bed takon an aorb' load In tho SUnday agme, bulloot It 9-4, whlcb provldt4 the PlttsIJurs!l Pirates wtlh dlelr eighth the three nms. otra(&ht will. The victory went to The Pirates continued their Bob V.to who chalkod "" his scoring with a single run in the rome Iilith stralalrt win. Georp Mltterwald's •tncle In the nlolh Jmlog ocortol TOIQI 0\ha from third bose ao tho Twins rocle to victory on an unearned ...... on .. led orr tho ninth wllh a lly to loft .cenlar that left nelder Bill Roblnoon dropped for a three-Wse error. BIU Melton oq!ed In the tlo breaking run in the fifth to back White Sox hurlder Joe Horlen's tlve.hltter. Horlen. 9·14, allowed three doubles ancl a oecond-lnnilw homer by George Scott. OI!VIed. Stargell cootllued the onslauglrt oo tho Redo with his 24th homer to open ll' the seventh inning, after the Reds had tried a comeback with. two runs in their haU of the sewnth to make the score 6-4 at that time. Young righthander Gary Nolan, 3-5, wm work this afternoon's contest apinst BW Hands, 15-10, for the Cuba who tlold a five-game lead over the New York Mets in the Natiooal League's Eastern we nOticed thai the doe and' rl.m' wore - . Ajlparentl)''11iey tell lhtil they bed truoted Ul lcq eiiCOigh and bad soueht eocape In . the adjacent oorn llald. Wilen wo obnrve wlldllre auch as lhla, wo aloyao wlthhokl tho ..me of the farm oo u not 10 cauae an Influx ot hluUra to dal i :" G g,... ,._, Thru Sot. T -. Evetdng 87 Appolnflllettl MARY JUNE'S BEAUTY SHOP ~ ~ 992·3667 of Lose 10Jbs.ln USDA Attention • • • Food Marklts, Ch~s. Oraanizations, Restaurants and Motels. AS NEAR AS YOUR PHONE 992-3502 . Grapefruit Diet HOLLYWOOD. CALIF. (Specill) -This It the Nvolutionsry trtPtfruit diet that everyone 11 suddenly biking I'E DELIVER! 830 E. IIAIN POMEROY 9lratap ,' tint~ ~lodel'lll~ a noae (firtl ":tt!:":;;=.,~ • ., · ~-•.riawr, ~te ud .tho ~ .;...~ or ru~ ' ' . --- --- DOVER, / Do~ (UPQ- Art Pollard of MadrGrd, Oro., drlvlaa a · ~ ldllb- BOWLING GREEN, Ohio (UPI) Cincinnati Budllo -ced ID tho American Lt81oa Wcrld SOrWI In ~· Neb.,-alter wlllllnc tho Rllioa 5 Americaa Loslm boieboll fioUrDa.. men1 here &mcJaY. • Tlie ado entr7 raWed for a 5-t wtn ewer m., 10 OIMI tbe 1!'80k.JDDi double • oiJm. lnotloo tournament wtdl operfect 4~ mark. · ear, tile: J)olalraN 200 ooto nco- It Dllm' Dollnl -..u~~~a~ ~~· ) Highlights Mro. Lula R....u I• homo from a Viall in Todlaoapollo wtth Mt, and Mro. Cbeoter Rullell and In AndoriiCII, Ind. wttll Mr. and Mt1. Cllftord Rua..U. Mro. Russell and" her 11011, Che1ter, went 10 Clnelmatl to atlond a baaoboU tiiiJIIO, Mt.andlolro. Wal. ter B. Haril•ln Mau onbuli·neaa retufDed Mrs.R\li..Uhome 'llluriidOJ, Mlchaol Bulklrk, John Kraw. ICQII, Richard Jlqprljl, and , Roberllon kepi tho Jola Ia tho . 1Dtomatlooal Loo111oe - " ' race wltll&lttb lnnl111- !Jiot. urde.Y Cor a 4-3 Jot wta ml, a CAN MY RIGHTS T(l PROPERTY BE PROTECTED Wl'ht IN$URANCE? Tributes lor oonlcoln tbe Mid- dloport Church of C2flri~ hl&b· lltlhted a !arowoU Pl111 honorlnc Show Noted t . w.- • w....... ...-loy·- , .. oirth of Daughter nnounc ed .....Q.. •••• h•ve been p..Hd from hsQ to hand lh fec~orles, plsntt 1nr:l afficei ltlrougheut tnt • Many of our community's -·. long established and most reputable b~sinesses you follow it tXICtly, you thould lose 10 poundt In 10 daya. No weight loH In the f irtt four day• llut you will euddenly drop &" ptundt on the 5th d11y. Tht ... ION one pound a dar until the 10th day. Then 1011 will late 1Va pounds • .,.,.,. hwo daya until )'ou tet down ·to )'Our proper weight. ~ . e1' all, thert will be ·no ~ ihlinpr pangs. "ev.l ud and tllll!lrted1 thit dlit1: , ••• ,011 tlll" yourlilt with formarr, ..,....,,,. den" footltt tueh 11 triMmtd with fl\ rout or • • display advertising in this newspaper lo get greater profits. Why w,. · Reunion, is Recently tislng dollar. Y-. r-. sift. Tlie........,. _...swlth ''God Will Tab Care of Yoo." 'Ilion waa a oolo by L. R. Wiley and a Mario Blohop, Mtl. Howard Blrehllold, Mro. ~ White, Ju, White, Mto. Jobn ColwoU, Aim, Deao, and MaQ, ...s their couoto, Jilt Groll of Col......., Mto. C. o. Chapman, Mt. and Mt1. Hlrvo,y Erl....._, Mt1.11ar. 1'1' WUUamaon, Mro. Allca liiPio, Mra, c. R. Jordan, and Mt. and Mn. Boav llld dlutlhtero, Mar7 Ruth and Jo:r. ...., ,.... . .,., ;·. . ' Blee. I tlot lott 7 ptuftft 111 tM fiNI It always pays In the nut 7 dar" and 1Kt po1111. IYir)' two d111 tht... tfter, tlmpiJ rtturn tht •Itt plan' lind yl'lur U will IN ,.. funrltd p,..mpliJ tnt! wltheltt II'IIIMint. Tear OYI thlt ..... ..... •• • ............. Dloldt now to rtltln tht trim attr• __.., • I _;':{!';• , -~ 11':1 • - • ·~ ! 1 . . of~ - ', ' ' - . creani lbo bolttr at!dM.W , until lilht and • • A4l .... - a t a time, and loioioiiiO •*I! atldltloa. Stir - Into -m1. '1!1111 -add tho 11e1r atllllllilllnillk IUnp JIUIPOIOO, Mro. ~ PAINT A fuiiJ rtllable WlllhtfoflailtaAt llta .. d... ...._. Eaor _ , wtltt .. IOIP. _. wollr. Wlolt• . ~,.. J/1 . . ,ll!lillr~ ~ ·•• • •' """ CDion•. . ~J.i _.... Vapfl ......,., c.•••, Holds Reunion 1leck Ct. S\'IIACUSE - 'llle ~ of Mr. and Mto. DatnGn R. Fornll woa raml!ed at lbolr ' - t Jub' 19 with a - . t . A-111 .... llr. Md lllro. , E. Frio r-. Jr., -~ 11 Chuck and DeB, Blevllle, Tau; Mt, and Mtl. DIIIDOII E. Ferrell, Mary ~ Diana and Bent101, Orlando, Fla.; Mt. and 11r1. na.. vld D. Farrell I, Dovld II, and Trail, Hunt.YWe, Ala. i Mr. and. Mr 0 Frank . ~• John and ,,....,., ' lliBrr7, Norlloil, Va.; Mro. Ruth , Elll1, Sauth Ctiu'leltan, w. va.; liro. lllannlnr, dlutlhtero Loretta and 0.,, lllolr chlldron 'l'tmolh7,Delllooand'h-.and Mill V-Ila Sllnllf', ....... The D.,• .._,;, St•' a.u.u., SJ- 1915 -w- , • In pet store. ~~:_.~: ~o.MrCOraandllarMtrio, ~ •• ._, OV•I ' • Louise Uncleri plnvness &, Kemotb Hollmlok, l..ttD, lllrljo andllnti,NowRa¥on,W,Vo.,and Mr. and Mto. Fernll, dllllbter Louise and her toy poodle Lola merely went in to browse. The browsing turned into buying; the buying turned into a spree. Now Lola has all that she needs. A collar with jewels, a pair of fur mittens, and two sequined earrings to boot. . This is one case of piggyness. This is one cause of inftation. InHation can be stopped. Of course, Government must do the big part. But, as shoppers, voters, wage earners, and businessmen, each of us can help. So let's do it- ' ., advertising nowl -Mellliy-baok IUiNirlttt, If tfter trrlnl the dill you htvt =· , pint '"usilr, uteri« - lo 11lautoa, . . -Mt · Applies dfln business-producing L.A. Calif. to01t l'h .,,.,,.., HOUS~ ' ' . a·-......,,.' \!liii1IA' .: . y,riiex Schedule your Cltrua Diet Plan 1111 W, JtftetiOn i, · · ........ thol tho ..... bo . . . In lhreo ..-.pouod llllhrotol J1ati1 or In two brood loot wrapped 1n toll and rrcao. lilt Ylolln Ml by DonYor and Homer oald It can bo oulollor.-11111 Rico. Mta. Cbeoter Erwtn and lor....,IObotervedlnooba Mta. Horold LubJo played a J)l. Cowmlllild. ano-orpn-. Comm011t1 In ro-oe to tllo BLISTER ~ESISTANT trlbutot and tho llfto were slveo JW'.. by lfr1. Gorlat;ll. AU three oftho ' Gerlach chih!ren. 81aan, SIOYo, llld Mike ~ In eoaclllllon thoro wao CCIIIIJI'OI&Ikln o1osJna of "God Bo With Yoo 1111 Wo Meet Apia" and tho booedlcU111 br Milton Houdasholt. Rafrelhmanlo of lllldolclleo, cooldu and punch were tervtolln tho IOclal room or tho cburch. Mto. Rice prealdld It tho pmch bowl. A Ooral ar......,..m cooterod lhe toblo decorated for tile occaalon bY Mto. Poarlllo,yooldo and Mto. L. E. Blf'II0(4o. Serrina .an· the pla•tns com. mltlao lor lhe ~ were lllao Mil- HIWIOJ, Mto. Chllda, Mto. Cb'do ~. llld Mta. L. E. Rayooldo. 'IIIOJwere ual- by Mro. Poarlllliroalda, Mta. Grace Pratt, Mtl. Grace HIWIII)', lira. Yoaupr, and Mro. School Clofhet Can 'ooi Lilce llew . share of the adver- pre.- ·•.... . : , .J ·'•· ,l Cit~, ~ , ·'·'' ,;,,. '4 taiiJDD "*·. ~.''. allarnolaljl. Add fla'lllrlala .... boatwoll. Groooo OJWt1 caM c - t h o - of tho Pllld 1.,.11 cbaiiPod - · Add tho bo_., and - I n W~-GRANDMOTHER'S ooii haur and 11 llllntiioo or oid BI1MERMILK CAKE IOOIIWlek COIIMi out c ' - IAt z lllcka butter <II' ol-rprtno · - In pan Cor too mi .... be2\0 Cli>O aopr Cor 1urD1nt1 out ofJIID, For tho liDall ~ and ... ;::.::.:~:::::::..Terrl:::..and:·IITIIII:~Cow::rt,~l:ecol:. AUGUST CLOSlOUTSI now to get your trtNilt,· lthter twlmmln1 In butter, bacon f8tt, NuNgll and acramlblell qOI and "Ill lou Weight. Tht Nc.Nf bf. hind thlt· "quick w•'aht to..dlot It tlmplt. Fat dHt fttt fonn fill . And the grapefruit juice 111 thlt diet act. 11 t catt11st: (the "tl'ln•~"'J, to ttart lht fM li!UI'fllng prp0111o You atut'f fO&II'Hff etl IM ptlrtnlt. te4 food lilted In the d!et plan, and ttlll loll UMIIhliJ fat tnd IJICHI body fhlldt. A eopy of thlt dartlln1 auaoe. . ful diet un lie obtllhtftl lty llridlftl. t2 ~ "'" " " " If ,.., )'eUUt. Noted ~ot you? Make plans ••tc• ______ 86th u•-- have relied heavily on ,tr .....,.r ·--· OES Past Matrons Hold Annuol Picnic *'"'' 11tr protluct- be c-'etotl 11)' I p. m. ,ad NnJ&. to8 for ll't!'ll., It 2.P· m..1 · 1n ulHIIiW tho wtnnlliJ caM and tho chaillplm cUI bokor In tho AJI.OJdo Bo~ tho JUdpo wiD uao a point oc:GI'Ial .,.. llloXtm1111 polnll all""ablo bJ •ell judCI are ZOO tor t h o or pnpantton, t50 tor quallljlco' lbo cau, and ll()lorthofrootiJw, 'J'Ito· """'" which won Mto. Lochaeydlet:OIInlj<chalqllonihlp and tho one which oho will uoo Saturday In tho semf.llnalo, fill. tho=~.:~':"::.: '*"'""' n.-. on which.Gerlacb hali....acUvo, waa Komotll Sclteo, ilollnll Gar. locll' a oonlco to thocJurclluan older, ..~of tho a... day School, and of tho board. Mro. DODVor Rice, of tho Pbllatllaa W-, IOYo a tribute to Mto. Gorlach, a post prelt-. and trel<llledberwtth a sJ11. ~aldD& for lhe Home· bolldoro Claoa Ia whlcll both Mt. and Mt1. Garlach bave bean ac. tlYB 11U Mto. Norman On bahalr oftheclaoo, Mto. ger pnllllllt4 tho - I t wttll a Souers Host Annual Picnic Mrs. Susan Baer Dnls-W•rlir IIi. w-,... IIi 10 bocl• ot io .:'.!~~. LoC:hol')' Soturdl,r, Gerlachs Honored by Congregation Of Flower Suiprise Given - gMi:~~n:i'MW to ColumJg 6!r tbo tlnols. Mta. """hl11 woo tho -"¥ coke c...,.IOOIMp an.r ~cJ. paUrw In tho AU.£1octrle Pllat!d Caka BokaoA·Rima beltlln P oroyonJuneZ11tua._fiia_ ot BopUa o.U-o. The oventlo - • bJOhlo'o prhateb' • -lllllltlu whlcll lnelu4odleOhloPoorer~, Collllilbuo IIIII -.om 0 h I o Elaclrlc Co. and tho~ Ptiwor Co. In tlda ana. PnporaUI"' of tho caM by lfra. I ram.• Bl1C11a twlce cUriDa tMwe*rl. YOUR HOT WEATHER HANGOUT FOR COOL, TASTY DAIRY DELIGHTS OR -na. Mt. and Mro. Wot>lell Gerlacb and lamlb' 8llldiJ nltlhl. Mr. and Mto. Gerlach, acdvo 1118bllghto ol tho Mole• CGunlll not ooly In tho cllurch, bulln nuFair tlooer """" where Mrs. Fl. merauo t:OIIIIIIII1il!lmlc1Yicpro. mer Wickham - a 1>1• ribbon jocl8 cluril1l tholr 11 ywo In cor on entry In the otiU uce oluo Molp Counljl, will 1110\fe 101SopL were relattolby Mto. T, A. non. 2 to Ckllllcolho. Gerlach'• pro. D0\11' when tho :rwtlilbl Garden Rock7 wnu'"' have returned Club met TluredOJ nltlhl at tho mollmwtth thoColumldaGasCo. DBCBaelta18a lhe move. from a - · • ncatlno at Mr1tle Wlcltham homo. Tho Jlll'b' hold ol tho churcb Beach. During tho moMJni a card of wu opoo~ored by tho Plillalhoa VOIIihaa, douablor of Mr. lhonko ou reod from tho Pome. Women wtth Mtl, Martha Chlldl and Mta. Richard V........ hlo roy Ubrary AlooclatloolhiMinc returoecJ ll'om a ........ Ylatt In the club for a aubocrljlllon to a oervlnrl aa mlotrou of oeromoCbiW- Willi Mt. and Mra. horticulture mapzltle and al10 oleo. Nearly a b - &Iondo WOllam KltchOII and dlotlhlora. for malotalnlni tho tlower boxoo of die~ attendld ~111 for a.e cllirch board 4'111 Md GW)'III Rlf'IIO(da of whlcll ldoro lhe onh'lllce to tho Moraantown, W, Vo., - ' tho I'Omorcy Ubrary. polt bore wtUt lllolr ........ A_., Ullt4 "An AU&UJtSeodporoota, Mt. and 'Mrl. L.E.Ray- ed Lawn Grows Faster" waaetv .. noldo. They were Joined Cor a eo 11)' Mra. Wlckhlm and Mro. 'l'llo IIIIUal plcolc ot I b o weekend villi by Mto, Vallllir- Halte.sy presented ''My Twelve Soclel;y of Chrlotlan noldo, oon, Val, and Mtt. Harry Favorite Flowolina H o u 1 e. Service of tho Rulland Uolted Hlcka of MDrpmown, and tho planta." MetltOtllet Churcb wa1 bold Prf. tamlb' returotol home &mdoy. In feiPOI\&e to roll eall mem.. day nlsltt It tho homo of Mr. and Mt. and Mto.JooFalkner,JID, bero named a house plant. 1tmeMra. Harold Slsuor. Tim and Dan, of Birnllngham, b' blnto were siVMibYMrl. Wick. Mro. Everett Colwell ... ... Ala., llrlvtol Solurday for. 1011· ham. hoateao lor tho potluck dlmor. oral days' villi wltb bar Jnotber, Mrt. Phil Wllll.&m1011 wa1 co- Plaol were diiCUIIed tellowJorl . Mto. Chl14o, and other hootell lor lho meeting, Scrip. tho dl111er for tho orpolnl1111 Mt•.and Mtl, Ooby Martin are . lllu Flalno Davia and 1(111 relaUvoo. Tlio,y plan ID roturo lure ll'om ~eelaoo and a modi. of a Woolo,yaa Guild lor · homo lltor vtlltl .ln91olbywtljl , PlaY McKklaOJ onterlojno•h•- '-tWodnelday. · latloo ODIIUt4. I.Q ieo 11. ,Jiuri, to . ~ of, tbo,<;bur<h< A~ i!IUln. a.~,_ , oontb' .... .~ • .,. - - • . - . .. bo ,HatiP1''~.~for S9JII, ht7dO~m.lt -,llr; ' allll''ijtf,"fl~l!II:.JWdM, ! ...,.... ~~.'j.fr(;: Wickham. ,, ., ' ·. AUianco ,Mr. and Mto. ..Bilr. 'l'ho:ll\oirV ~at tho' Tlie pledp to lhe tlag and tho ..Mvlln ~ Wtnio, and Ia . Devil homo in·~ll&tc>J'!. club o4o _...s tho moetlbg. Tho lUck dlnoer were Mta. llucTay. ~. N. lfri.lfortl8ai. A 111ak and.bliMI eolor,lcbemo arranpmeat ot the montb, made tor, Mlao ~ Armatrcna, Mrl. · ~ tho lnolaiJIUIII of._ of. clrrit4 out wltlt 1 qWdltln 11)' Mr1, Wlcltham, Ceaturtol marf. 1Jc0r1 ot a mHtltii of tho Ef&bl bol>.!' llnllilr tllo n. &oldo and zinnias. Alaooodloplay , .< and For~~~, CrawCord Counlil' s.Ino Crellhment llblo. Blue poncll and wao a ..... arrangement or roo. 3U Wodnelday nlibl; !4:0. au.1 cake wtth pink boot1o rep1Jcu eo In a braaa compote made bY tllloltl, cha.PIIu, 11Utltolit- · were IOrYetiiO tllo guoato. · Mto. Dwltlhl Porker. Blue ribA 'ilolil\111 olllcer. , Gameo were playedwtthprlaoJ MONDAY boao were awardtol cor both ... erng .. Lllltla Jllil _ , , dautlhlor belni by Mrl. Baer, Mill BETIIEL 62, hmatllllal Orof Mt; and Mta. Goorp Mown,y, MarJorll llarrlo,. and Mto. Judy der of Joba Jlaulbtero, 6 p.m. ranpmonla and to Mt1, lllmeay Mr. and Mro, Robert E. MuoCor zinnia opoctmena. ~ Roote ~• are. 811......., • lhe I'Otnerof MaiOIIJr.· of Soutll. - · Calli., CUIIWr• Jer • _.rvDIBI'OI, Mto. Loula Rltbol and Mto. __ ~ u~ of .~ .......-... _ Olhon 111 tllo auell lilt nro lc Tomple; praetlce 1011ino for hal -...od bolno lltor vlalllnl Clara Karr wore auUt• at 1M Aug. 13 , -~-· II tho Hoi- -cal !iOn IIYoral woolkl wltll ber 11111 Janice Scbmoll, M111 !1u7 lnltlaiOrr ' meetlnl. Sherbert puncb and cooc.mer, Oolllpolto. . . . . . , . . , Mt. &114 Mro. WoiCo, llloo JcQoco EVuo, Nlaa MEIGS· LOCAL Band Boooloro 'lllo baby wellbod ...,.. Goclqt llowro7, Sr. Mto. ....... Elii!OI' Bodlmor, Milo Ron Mo. A11n., 8 p.m. tooltlht.hf&hochool ldoa were oerved bY tho holleao. pouado, . .........._..ker ........i&JI. rle Mill Lenora&.., catolarla. 10 COIICOI and has bolo ---~ ...... Da Mr and u jet lo Col!•mhlo 'hbon ahotooka Mlao lii<IPhanlo Pullen, Mtl. Ko· - ~g wn. ' -•· lllalil Cor Clllfornle; Whllli Ia IllY IJQed, Mbs KaJ Ault, IIIII Muaoer boYB olhor c:bJI. - . Jolt Scoll 12 Robert CGJ....... . . 'Yleltod lfr. and Sonoll' ~~- and ...... Marilyn oryAni-D! .. -~ Ray II and lllu. Eip'l Fi'oacb. 'lllo AothotiY farm 111 Cberey ' ' · w _ , . , IIY\111. . , · a..eJ< Do:nJo; wbo hal opint Rld&o oulbo aeene orthoamual Maternal , . . , . . . _ and tho at CIDip 1lablll BirtMay plcolc of tho p u t , _ of ~Mt. and .. C.. Ootdpoo,.!I,JL,roblroEV~ ChaPter 172, Onlorof lfro. Jobn Wopn, COlumlluo; Mt •. . a.tOJ~ . At~Pany · and Mt1. Arlro Croocb, Garman. ' Nlllort, .....,..,... of Mr. !'.,"...,~~-~.:..and lllolr- - . ; O, M. Corlland,_and - , •.• . _ _.., Do-, lll<ldJoo:o-' Palm'• llld'Ura.·!lllitit, GalllpoJII, Gamea were playtol......., tho •...,. ..... ~··-oraldoyolui-Jiaro ........ A-..a:wnMr.and nal ....,q,er.OU an llr. and ...,, ~Mt.llld Mt1. Charles -~ Mt. and !In, Artlllr Muoaer, ~}"~>. !l"-~· and ·Mtl. ....... of ~ Mtl. II. I,, Freocll, Mt.Mt1. andllrl, Mr. ml Wal- ll!llland II a .......... , ....,., t e r - . Mt. Ud Mto. AUMI . Jlltlhia, Mt. ml Mto. FllldJDI Hloldno, )fro. Hoi• ....,.da, lfro. l(arla - . Ilia. EO.. ljln ~•• llro. BotllliiiiiQUand llr. and Mto. Wwto . . . ' mild-· COWMBUS (UPn - Bob Robertson provided tho power lorlbe Columbul ' Jell to nip tho Bllblo WE'R~ HIDIIIed - , , held by ber modler; Mto. Lindo Boaton, .CoohUJ.e; Mr1. E-va Moa1, seatel;l, light, IV)'dale, w. Va., Lori•• &reat-treat.crandmotller; Mrs. Wm:la Wolfe, a. ... lor, Jell, ollndlng, Lorl't arandmotber, and Mra. Bornlce MoJ. 'lohlt\, riabl. Tuj)pero Plains, Lori'• ci'aot-rlrandmothar. ' -•lr \ • nm bomer Slloclo.J ror a 7-5 win. The Jeto ... In lblrd place, two back ofllrlt • place l.<lult'viHe. TID I'1VI: GENERA1t011 ..... - -ret. v.... -. . 'Allor a taw bard -••• t11o rooe planto are dormailt, and o1n. lor prctedlon ohould bo lnalallt4. 111111' rooe .......,.1bavo uoad 111· ' iol... ooaoo, 16 lacllo1 It tho - ; 10 lncbu wlda at tho 1011 ''-t 24 lnchoa h(&h. A Wnch i:overfnl of lao... inay bo oat11tactory ' It ... - 1 1 cold and drJ, Wotl- mq ..... !Mveo are llllllcultiO . . - . In tho aprlnc. Loooo ttraw and 1101' at~ mtco winch Will sJrdlotho a .-.licldo Io not uoad to 'Caiitrollhom. ' . : . 1'be u.... lilnter protection In thla anolo a IO.mch lollllllllllld ..,.... . aoch ·pJaat. Soli lqt4 lhould.bo, • ..... loom bl'O\IIIIIIn from ,• Plrl of tho prdan In whlcll rooea bavolot bean II'OWII roo ot 1eaa1 : twO,....•• 'l)pe of lOll uoad I11Jnpoioiom......,. e1a;, loii·Ww cllnl Ill .tho OIDOI ml IJIIIIIIcull to ~ola early al'rinl wt1bout dom. i!&'lto tM llhoots. Soli _...., IIIIIch orpolc - . f 1111,1 ..... ret, porllcularb' In • Vartoua oonlcoi are ._. to Jll"ivlllll die 1011 IIIOIDIIIoaillllnl •1111 from tll• ._.1'1n11Ye411cllhilbqllocloroofono.llalt.IDch meih liudwlle ~ IJilld liltll loll ......,..oocllplaal wiD pormlt - -_1111 Uttli ,..,ikla. 'l'llo .caaoo llbouid ~ bnJutlhl topthor and Ued be. . f!n lnalallotloo at tho qllndero. For IIIOIIi ronplutt tho bardware djllll;·l~ <tit li!tO d.lncb lonaGla, and, tho o04o tutened toplher to 'CJ!lndei' about ltlacbu In dlamOier. Larpr crUndorabo ~ lor Jbp IIJII'oodlnc bualuoa. · ' .!i!cli te1a ' loll to requ1ra11 10 au tho qUnoJoro than to mallltaJD aiOilooao ~--lo protect -vallncbea oflhe conoo,l eyl. -~ IN not uiiOd, .beOY)' ralnl wiD waah away portoflheloll .Jll'lllllllll1to ~·· Ill!• Olpillilll tbe - · · So tho lollllhould bo replaced -d damage to die ...... · · '~llador1 ilreromcwodln'lfto •.Prlttill)'mit-•atho OIMio. 'lllo,y · ~ qllii.bo -tolllat In 1 liDall 1poco, Tlilo ahould b o - III'UIIIII ~ l i while tho budJ ore IIIII dor-.t. . . iJYic!Prl'dlfJ ron planl8 con u...u;, bo doni while lhe - e r II . ·ill!d worldq """"""'' In the fill IUIIIbloe loa pleaoura. - ~ . Ill" tra..utw~ofi'OiuroiiW ' Mt.. Locflu7, wltb her "Grondmolhor'o 8 u t to"" milk Cako", wiD bo ono at 18 eOUIIIjl IIIIo hoklen C'""Potllw that day, 1'be llw wlnnllo lo die daU7 ••I ·11111lo10 eont11uo lhrousJt Sandal' wiD v11w for tbo elate ~ ~ cbatidiiOIIIhb> In 1 llnol bo'-<>lr CMI llooiioy, Sepi.J,anda.l,OOO eubawerd. ln tho oBiiiJ.Gnolo, Mta. Lochaey, wtth a c:ailo nelpo obe... cured uwral )'lUI aP from a trlond, will be CGIIPOiinc aplnot Tliey II" Lori Booton, beiJW . Jlio ~~-· of ' llutlir, Pa., clotoaW BriiCII AIII...,U. ~ Loa 8 aDd 5 to wiD a. Westom Junior 0pta IIOit w--. Keeps Jets Going m, .Ot!41U""-' ur4e,y. ~~-~ C· Slliodou. CIIAYPAIGII, ' BY MBS. HAROLD LOJJSE .. ,, . Middleport Amateur ~~ Club .1.· EYMI tbouch tho hlrm dayo and n(&hto ofawnmer oro ellll, - . It Ia Ume to think ahoad 10 J1I'OJIOl'latl maoy p1ao1a for tho comllllwtnl<j[, ·, .In tiiTa area, molt ljlpoa of rose planto ohould be ...... extra ~<!~"\' ......., tho-· Canoe whlcll ha.. ripodod boron Creozinl will ~- aevoro wlntero much better 'than .icculent fii'Owlb. Nltzqm ihould liot baawflldwtlhlntwomontlloof tho 011181 of-.. lnc irtothor, 10 about Auauoi 25· IDSeptembor I, site 1'0101 lhalr lut In tho heat to b e - tho V~LLEY FORGE, Pa. (UPQ 1969 AU-Amorlcln Soop liDx -Ray RoierJ of ~ Derby chompton. <Ida., and Mto •.1\'llber SARA~A SI'RJNGS, N.Y. of Jolbrloo, - . ~ (UPI)- WheUIOJ ·Stobie's lrllil Individual Utli1 In tile , lOIII Callie capCured tho f71,000 llllllllal u.s. Arcbery cbompiOtladded Hopoful StokOI at llhlpl. Cincinnati Budde In World Series p,.....,., of Roses Dov.,, ·- lftiiD'o , :- 11 woll u olllctenq Aihlilllll, Wljni, Morrow, ~rom; and llnoonln thoociuo!Pr- H!Jbftoa, Tllacara-, fJutoU, t1oo - wiD bo canol4ered o11on Jerr..-, Llcld~ CoaiiOCtoa, Mote• ~~ a.&nlplall Cako HarriiiCII, Muoldopoil, G_, Bokor, lfra. Pilrlek ~at Bollnonl, VInton and Jackom.oro tbo ..... """' Soml·llnol oil..... wiD ........ llnola at tho Ohio stato FUr Sot- 4100 and •• t2S for " nokl¥ tlltllie or "'""" ·: ~. GudtnCidtmwNr1. / ' "' Grandma's lJuttermiilk Cake, · ,.· · · By.¥rs. Lochary, ill Semi·Finals . MILWAUKEE-(U~ :. T b 0 Unllod Slatel ·held o4 a Brfdall -Oilllllbad< and won tho Wolkll eop IDif compoiiUoo 10.1. ~·. ., - · 9lmdl7 . WESTBUR~-N.Y. (UPI)S111'TON, llloao. (UPQ-Tom Uoe de Mal .of Fnnct upael SIIIW of Golf, m., woo ... tavort4 Nevelo Pride to wta a.e AVCO IDif clutlc b.Y one ~ •100,1100 Rooaevolt IDternollonol ewer Bob - · Trot at Roooevoll R...,_, CHESTNUI' IIILL, lfUI. AKRON, OhiO (UPI)-illovo (UPI) - SliD Smltb of Polldo... Calli., dofootod Bob LuiS of - . , • 12.,yw-<lld ·troll! Midland, Ttx., 'lllil11*l Rickard Lol Anplol e.7, U, e.J to,... Blhaa of N.H., and .tho Betti U.S. Nallooal TM~fo David ~ of Olqlard, Clllf., cllomplmoJolpo. --- . ' """"'· . WU.LtAMSPOIIT, Po. (UPI) :" Tllptl, R-..,uc of Ch.lno, =ld C"- Clllf' • • b:r 1bout. Thousands of copie• ""'" darl, aaothif I ptun• AI ways COriiPititlwe Prices Ill' r. . · ·If Ponder This •.. "ADVERTISING . -DOESN'T COST ••• IT PAYS!" 10 days on frled otllcktft, I'IVIH, ma,. CHOICE MEATS ·'- f ,. B, BtcauM this ditt r • all 1 TO THE CORNER OF 5. 2ND AVE. AND MAIN ST. · . area. work1. We hevt testimonials reporting on lte eucctn.. If "WE MOVED" I Ford, Mr ' K mit • I. er DRIVE·IN TODAY! Brown and .... Mtl. Roberl C. Kaltillt andlnrantdaulhter, Plione f92·2966 Mto. Danny Bowen and 1ntao1 oon, £meet S.llomiay, Mro.Fl'ed Fourth & Locvot - M14oll.,.,t FJm·• Mr . Daniel Gartbee ~---·-·...,...,...,...,...,·...........,-....-..._...,...,...,...,...,._...,...,...,...,...,...,...,...,...,..-...,...,..;;....,-....,..... ,, r , u.s. sixth lonlrv, The Rt4o jumped olt to a 2-41 lood in tho llrot innlrw. Ted.Savage and Bobby Tolan had singled before a 111.crltice lly by Tony Perez ani a sirwle by catcher Johooy Bench pushed two runs across the .Plate. Plttoborsh come Iii with two rlDls in the bottom of the second to tie the game. Gene Alley had 1an inside theparkhom.e run which also scored Al Ollver who had It was Alley's sixth homer Slllo Pltts'bl.f?;b' it4>pec~ ctnc:ldlati) • CIUCAGO (UPD - The tall· optm1111 anctnnot1 Reds !lew Into tile Wlnd;r CIIY tudoy, ho!>il1l 10 cltp tho wqs orlhe hi~ mo.'mado ·1t' s.z. the d'Oiil'ilnd ~tiin:~'Icio!i:,ijirfiic llatll·~'f:,= ~:~ Daru!r cater•, 4-2. ,, Weekend Sports Summary ' f ...... . . .·' ' ' ' ,,'' ' '. .· �,In Seatinel ·wa.nt Ads . ,. Upon Birtluiay SYRACUSE - The spacious lawn at Mr. and Mrs. Jameo Guinther waa the aeene of a cookout ODd poUu<k dl111er honoring AL llha Cottrill m hls birthday Tues. d., evening, Aug. 12. Mr. Cottrill was presented aifta from the group and games were played. Preeent were Mr, and Mrs. Russell Marrison, Ashtabula; Mr. and Mrs. John Rodovlan, Middleport; Mr. and Mrs. Jack .Handley, Becky and Jackie, Porn~ 'eroy; Mr. and Mrs. Charles Uele, Mr. and Mrs. Herman Lon~ don, Mr. and Mrs. Dick Harris, .Mr. and Mrs. LaWrence Diddle; Mro. Donald Cottrill, Craig and Bruce, Mrs. Alpha Cottrill, Car. rie and Lori Guinther, the host and hostess, and the hooored guest. WANT AD DEADLINES S p .tll. Ooy l!lof•• P_.llcatlo" Mornl11y DaodliM 9 a . m. Canullotlona & c.,,.ctlent Dor of Pu11olicatla,. 4••-d Local 1 owner, new tires, .(.speed trans., radio, color white with black vinyl int., fqctory air-conditioning. 1964 CHEVROLET lO TOM .....·----··-------$1095 8 ft. Flntside, 15" comm. wheels, new front tires, 6 cyl. engine, cllillan and solid cob. tl .. o lntortions . 18 cants par Word ti" con,.c..,tiYo Intortion• . 25 per cen1 Di,count Oft poid od• and ada poid within 10 dlilyt . CARD OF THANKS & OBITU.tRY $1 .SO for 50 word minimum. Ea . Po••oy •tor Co. 01'111 IVES. 8:00 P.M. additional •ord 2c. BLIND ADS I'OMIROY, OHIO .tdvt~· OFFICE HOURS Family Returns from Notice Three Week Vacalion ROOF PAINTING am patching by contract, ' 1 Elfl)erienced". For free estimate, phone 9922806. r:Ne go anywhere). 8-n.tfc state parks 1968 TOYOTA CORONA H. T. CPE. ·--··----$1695 RATES 8:30 a .m. to 5:00 p.m. Dolly Help Wanted IIanted FEMALE: BEELINE Sl;yllsts. Thanks tor visiti~ our booth at the fair. Why don't you Join BEAUTY OPERATOR, Warner'l!l Barber am Beauty Shop. ' Deellne? Part Or full time work. Excellent earni~s, free In South Dakota they camped in the Black Hills, and saw Mt. RushmOJ·e, Custer State Park, and Badlands. Tho dellght of Billy Joe's trip wa1 visiting Flintstone Park, Story Book_Park and a real Western R - in Deadwoocl. S. D. 8-24-3tc --- - - ----- --- For Rent wardrobe, no collecting, Jean TRAILER LOTS, BoiJ's llloblio Trussell. Phone 949-3703, Court, ~~rncuoo, OhloonSI.IIe 8-24-.'\tr Rt. 124, Phone 992-2951. S.ll-tfc 1 WILL NOT BE responsible for any debts contracted by anyone other_than :m,yselt. Robert F. Priddy Kaneuga, 0. NURSE S.22~tp tn their campingtraL lor. ....ss.ss Local owned low mileage car. VB engine, std. trans. Good tires. Clean interior. Blue finish. Radio. . For Woftl Ad Service 5 eof'fl par Word on. intortion Minimvm Chart;~• 7Sc 12 cenh ,., wo•d throo COtiiOCu · WILL CARE for elderly penon in my home. Phone 992-5770. R. M· lnclvetrl~;~l nursing potltlon with Kaiser Alu.,lnurn & Chentl~ col Cotpotaflon'• Raventwood plant. Llberol benellt1. E.c:ellent •olary. 8-20-6tc VACANCY for two eiderty ·p..,:. . p!o. Ppfer private paid 110- · liontL -Mason. 7'1UI85. ID-lltfc S.ncl re1u1'11e In confidence tat Mary Bo1horn, Personnel Relations p. Q, Bo• 91, Raven•wooll• We1t VIrginia (30.4~ 273-4311 an •qual opportunity e11111loyer THREE ROOM apartment, completelY modern with built-in kitchen, wall. oven and tabletop unit; stainless steel sink with dlopooal unit, largo beth and large closets. Nicely decorated. COil 992-2278 for 111>pointment after 2 p. m. 8,.22-tfc FIVE ROOM house, bath. inquire at Maplewood Lek•. 8-21-6tc Auto Sales 1966 FORD 'h -ton pic~, 26,000 actual miles; radio, deluxe heater. Phooe Cheater 985- , 33.50. can be seen at Newell'• Sunoco. 11-lkfc F..., ......... Trucll • ·llulldDtlr . . . . . ,.., ,.. !bllilllt " - eon. ------ _____,..__. room, dining room, li~ hall and one bedroom carpeted, 764 Brownell Ave., Middleport. Ph. 99:\.9961 or 992-3035. 8,.24-tfc - --------- ---- -------------- VACATION IN NEW YORK SYRACUSE - Mr. and Mrs. George Scbnoider and deughter, Eleanor Kay, havereturnedbome otter vlllillng In Now York Cilf ud aeveral other pointl oCinterut. In Muaachuaetts they visit. od ~ CGd, Piyrnoutll Rock, and lf1lllll.a Forti were guests of llrl. Mabel Faming and family ol Flushing, N. Y., and visited other relatives and friends. Q-How oftrn art map!e lappi!d for BUjlar? A-Only once a year. Late 1n winter and in early spring farmer• belln the yearly job of tapping fhe trees. tr••• CASE NO . 16,606. Ninth Account of the Huntii"'QQton National Bank of Columbus, Ohio, Tru1r.. of the Trust und.r the Lost Will and T..tornent af Thomat A. May, dec-•ed. unt... ••ceptlonl or• flied th.,.to, sold GCCG\Ints will be for hearing before said Cowt on the 24th day of S.ptemb.,, 1969f at which time sold accourrt1 wil be consld•,.cl gncl continued lr01r1 doy ta doy \Inti I finally dl1polltd of. Any penon lnt•,.sted rnoy file -iHen e•c:eptions to sold accovn11 or to mcm..-s pe"alnf~ to the e•ecutlon of the tru1t, nat len thon flv• day• prior to the· Illite set for heCit'lng, f. H. O'BAIEN PftOIATI! JUDGE M!IGS COUNTY, OHIO LOSE WEIGHT For Sale, Rent 4 BEDROOM HOlliE, full-sized basement, ps furnace heat, gas hot water heater. fully air concllllnood, deep well, onoald 01'18othird acre a with fruit trees aid large ganlen spot. One mile east of Racine an Route 124. Call 949-2013. 8-22-6tc KANAUGA, OHIO 1966 OL!ls CUTLAllS, black ri11Yi top aid burgandy, plus Jnai1Y e>1ras. Excellent condition. Must- Sen, (soinc to school). Priced to aell. Phone Olester 985-4118. Wantllll KQU'lt; MANA\.I~H, man o~ wo- wW live 50perce,_eammil•lon, ABC Ma. B/ 25 1te IIWI, son, W. VL NEW RANCH TYPE HOME FOR SALE SMITH AuTO SALESj a.-.. 7-27.tfc MECHANIC, must have own han:t tools. Contact Robert Fournier 1 service Manager p Mason Counlf Chrysler - Plymouth ~?.!9t!!!Ap~.:. ·;,:.l!5!~•on. One Clllfef\11 laeal owner. PS PB & AT. Beautiful bronze wlt'h bucl&elo:ln Ylnyl top. ~!.9.NJI~.c,.;;~$~~a.J.~ 4,391 ee1sy noll... So neat n~~w han It In •howtoaM. All vinyl lnterlat, Power st. . lnp. Pewet dlec: ltrah1. Autom.tlc trans. R&H. ' 8-19-6tc PH() HE 985-330 I or 985-3302 ·~ FOX TERRIER PUIIPias. Phoolo 99:\.2683. AWNINGS, otorm door1 a n d whdaw1, cai'JMtl'tl, IDII9*1r blown aid bill inlulatloft. 1!1,. Dler White, oalal ftPNI- d ... Fortreoo~l,~ Olarlos Llalo, IIJncuM. V. V. . ~- and Son. .5-l-cff rae. COLT, ph'"" 992-:;039. WOMAN for general omce work. DELMAR B.AUM. CHESTER. OHIO ELECTROLUit. vacuum eleanor cc:rnplete w i t h attt.chments, cordwlnder alii .Pilint spray, repo11oued but In like now condlUon. Pay $37.45 orterllll Ia desired. Phmo 992-2885. 8-19-&tc BLAETTNARS BUICK PONTIAC GMC TRUCKS POMEROY ..... lt _____ _______ _ BEAUTY Shop Oflllllmont. Equip- for 2 w 3 operators. Ph. 992-2278 allor ~ p. m. . 8-22-Stc ped ______ ________ _ 8-22-&tc .... . ...-- .... ... .. . .. . -. - ·· ......... . ~.-- .-.... .. .. 1. r .. Pill EEK AND MEEK ij(lU 3 PJIJ. ·Real Estate For Sale TWO SADDLE MARES. E. A. WtD. 1811. Racine, Ohio. .,._ 949244 L 8-22-Stc ------------- Real Estate For Sale HOBSTETTER REALTY GIO. HOBSTETTER, Broker 4:30 P.M. -~ Mlddloport. ado' 5-IJ.U Business Services STANDING AT SfUD to limited rumber or mares, Lo Tanyeden , No. 40345,GraldaonofRatlles, foe $50. Return privllegos. Eskey HUI, Flatwoclds ilflod, eroy. Phone 992-8880. 8-24-3tc p...,_ sEPTIC tanka cleaned. lllllor - . . . . Stewart, Ohio. PI!. . ea.AOII$. : ' 0 ' . ' ' 2..J2..tfo .• - f I ' .... ~.1>1.-..· "J '' ·f' ,f. __ _;, ..... _ .:_: _;;., ___ ...,._ ·,• IIARRill)N'S TV AND ANI'ENNA SERVICE. 192.25Z2 • . 6-10-llc l<eeping Meigs Gallia and Mason Area Informed As Well A.s Enterlained ·;··. . ~."GAt MOJICE . . MOTtCE oio •ltiNG o• , L1 tMYEiffORY·>AMO APPIAISEidiMf The Sta.. of Ohio, Mel1• C:..tJ . ,...••• c...t . .'.... ' Q-Tho blddlnr bu boen: Weat -Nardi But S.6 To the E•ecut• .,. A4.fnlst,.,.,. of th. Olhlte; ta •uch of tM follew.o. . os .,. fftldont• of tho St.te of SEE NEIGLER Dolidlna &alb' Ohio, vlas ...the •urvM"' speuNi tt.. ,.,. of lcln1 the boiiefldoile. lor bulldlo& Y<IUr !lome. call unci" the wlll1 ond te the att. .r Qor Nelclor, Radloe, 0. · • otterneyt r•PN••ntfnt any ·_ eif ,... ofeNJHnllonell _perlettl; Ul-ct• Edith L. H.ortl,.et, Po...,oy, Mel1• Cou'nty, Ohio, No. 19,93S. . You are hititfty notffiM thot the ·CIGARE'M'E viMidln& maeh ...1 . .Inventory onll -AWolo...,nt of tha .~ ~ ABC---~.. ••tate ol the of'"INntltrftH, de"""' .--., _.,.._ ceo111cl, 141te of ••14 Cevnt,., woo Ma.IOII, W. VL Phclle 773- filM In thlo Ceurt. Said lnv_.ory and Ap!N'OIHNnf will N f.,_ heor. 6 ·- ------------- of Septe.... r, 1969, fll10100 o•ctock _....._..._,..,. ....._ ab: dMIIIODdt TODAY'S QUESTION Instead of t-8-Uc Glv•n under •Y hand and ual of •ld Court., thl• 1Jth do, t1 Autnt -------------- '"'· SEWING MACIIINES, rtpalr Hr· vloe, all makes. WY 2.2284. The Flbrlc !l!cp,l'lllniroJ. Authorized IIDpr Salot aDd Service. We ll11arpon Sclloorl. 1/18, 3.21-llc FOR 1I1RE, troacber Waler Jlno, ee111]100i draiDa 4 tAl 12 wido. Paul Ander-. W, Vs. Phoae 773.5788 after 3:341 or 149-3915, Bodno. 4.29-lfc · ua-. · C. C. BRADFORD AUCTIONEER Camplotes.mce · n- ·m at . F. H. O'III!M Ju4.. tlnll u•offlc:le Cleilt ef Hill Cowt lr JeMI !. Mwrlt Depttty Cl•lr: 8/25 2t< .._ CROSSWORD --...... -...... ... ··- 45. Kayak tT.IUDdof ............. prefer· ao.Workl J.NeJibbor Antibacterial Soap Helpful Acne Treatment s. Dimlnl· By W.+.YNE G. BRANDSTADT, M.D. t.s.cnt I.Dotooafor O.Y... Q-My daachter, 9, has pimplea on her forebead. I have used several remedies without results. Although abe doem t eat much sugar or fats, her st1a Ia very oily. What do you advlle? A-'11le latelt reports on acoe iDdlcate that wasbing the face with on anlibec· !erial .IOIP Is on Important anz Crltt Bn«ard ' READY - liiDI ....,rete deliver. · ed to your Fail · ..,. - · Free eatlmateo, 1'11. 112-3284. Goollillin Rea<IY..llb: Co., Mlddlf11101'1. Ohio. p~ ot the treatmem, especIally in persons with our bave a form of purpura due to a deficiency of vttamlll C, skin. In addition, tbe anti- an aiiorgy or a low . blood platelet CGUD!. How aorioul it Is 1r01Ild depend ... tho biotic, tetracydin. with or without a cortisonelike drug Is helf,lul. This treatment contro s but does not cure the condition. Dietary re- cause. Q-:-111 . - - . 310. has had IIWifleyiol!l for two years and it ooom1 to be aproadlnl. Do you mow of any cure for tblsT A-MastecJtoeh, allo caUod urtiCAria ~ or matt cell dlieale, ill • chrouk: lkln dilflrder of om· known eaUH. No offeotlw trealmeal II bOWD. strictioos are of lltUe or no importance . Q-Lalliweoi<mydaughter, ~.ue -------------lnsllaiiCI , GILlJT r~-=-- Q-lleoealy 1 I _CO AUTOMOBILE ......Uod? LDil ....... lloeluoe? ·'AGca IflPO*a r-•· HARRISONVII.LE '.-. 5 ballt. N!co level Jo!. OutbuJid. lnp, $7,000. . ' .• Q-My daaalltor, &, bu , some tiny red spots on her hands and forearms. Could they be anything terious? A-Yoar daalbler may t.Aa&Jy• .u...,. I l •1 two heuts Auwer Tomorrow llaeine, Ohio . hlddina: :.:--'1 ••,.. partner hu bid two no1~~· doover your two diamoDda. you do now? .Am CONiln10Nh•\o llefrlltP- 1 A.M. Any penon d••lrlng to file exupo 'tl011 lenfee. Jaek'IBefrtal~· tlon1 t ..... eto n~uet file tMm at l..tt fhre doyt prlar to the dote tet' far lion • New llaven. -..-... ~ hlarlno. 2079, JN.T. ? What do you do now? A-YOlO' pu1Der b iD.vldac e~.ue · 1"1 ..,,.. thlo Court on tho ••h dar - - - ------ P- •• 21 6AKIU IJQU tAKIU 61 .. . . 5543. Pllll& •+ Pall You, South, hold: Pus -------------- -------· z• 2. RUTLAND - 5 roonis,IJo.11l. car-, port, 2 ~.. all Ooclda, M,500. . CUT '!HAT OUT I AID RODNEY DOWNING 1leol E*te ...... died. The 10 ·;~ r,..., .,.; I ··-•~~~ IUUllJ( I i l l . Yr ·.'· • .. ....raJ ehll- -from ...... the became~~~ noct d f: POMEROY - .s ' ~- p ... : "One of the moot HOlliE IN RACiNE, ~ 1;001111, bath, closed In backweh,out. ' bulidlow, New sldlq, 101110118"' ailng. Lot 5Gx178, Call 94S. 2914 or see Olarlie S!n111l. 8-24-ato. ..5• -.. Both vulnerablt NOJtb I'MI: &c.al Weat --------------------- ------------- -----rillrt proJect. -------------------------- Center Inc., 615-1225. Tn>lng needed alOIII! with scone koowledge of i>ookkeeplow, Write Box 700-A in care of The Dally Sonllnol, Pomeroy, Ohio. oale!J with lla- A-Diol Tobhlt1, only 18 oenta al Noi•oo Druc. lOCAL REPORll DAILY AT 7:50 A.M. 12 1001 19$8 CHEVROLET ~ ton pickIll. 8 foot lteplldO, $300,phono 992-:;361. Con be seen a1 191 N. Thin!, Middleport. -------------- -------------.- IN POMEROY SINGER SEWING machine with ro.md bobbin. like touch'asew, in lovely wal!Ut cabinet. Equipped to zilzag, buttonhole, bllld hem, etc. Pay $56.80 cash or terms. Phone 992-2665. S.19-6tc -- -- ---------- S.21~tc prtSIIIS For Sale •. Chari•• A. HatTison, Oeeeo~ed. ••• 6QI2 IIEWS · BLAETTNAI'S For Sale -------------- O:lristian at Delaware. .KQ IIFORMADOI Complete F11nt·E'-' and Brake Serwlct -- -- - - - --- - -- .- ------------- Ll' L ABNER WIPO "~fE~Wos -------------,_ ...., ...- CIJnp -M6 I, lilaln P-rer, 0. •1uuu • 86 tl0732 .AKJ6U .lOI IOunt 6AKB743 -lctDAYGf NIGHT • • • CA-L RAILINGS SERVICE DAYtt2·2151 NIGHT 992-1324 R. It RAILINGS SONS Yt111R CAR MILK COWS, John Belley, Pomeroy, Rt. 3, on Flatwoods Rood. S.22-31p -------------· .Q MIDDLIPOIIT, OHIO 60 DOllGE SENACA, six, P.S., AT,, anow tires, wheels, best rmmer, $300. Qill atter4p.m. 992-:;233. 8-24-3tc TWO BEDROOM home, ILUT ••• '" 1'111 Falltst rt ••,., ••••. , Alii 1962 FORD Falrlano 500. Phone 949-2344. For Sale WI!IIT •au •cua 1946 FORD COUPE, good c..,. dillon. $400. Phone Choahlro 367-7512. ' S.244Jip &utern Local Soeiol Notes at . ILAITTNUS Shop The Want Ads i • 6JIOU .AJ tAKQJS 67S ' -GUARMTEEDPHONE992·ZOM TWO ROOM nouse In Cheater, THE CHESTER Fire Dept. will "ater, electric arx:l gas, alao hold its armual Labor Day celTRAILER1 BROWN'S Trailer lnchldes cooklng aid hooting Park, Minersville. Phone 992ebration Monday, Sept. 1 with a t o v e s an:t retrigerator. a chkken barbecue and spare 3324. 8-21-i2tc 24-INCH SfEEL Sunbeam cool KAISER $1,000. Phono 98~891. ribs, homernad~ ice cream,pie MMMINUM. t:H•MN:M Alrr.ce wWt sq~are jacket. All 8,.20-61» CIIIII~AfUHI arx:l cake. A parade at 1:30 p. FURNISHED aid unfurni ...ed • Four Kyger Creek plj>os and rqlotero to go. Good m., a garden tractor pull at YOUNG MAN to learn general IJ)&rtmertL Oose to achool. condition. David KdJleatz, ONE FEMALE beegle one year 3 p.m. Those who plan to enPbone 992-:;434. 10.18-tfc construction trade. steady Cheoter, Ohio. Phone 985-3989. old, phone 84:1-2476. ter the tractor-pull must subwork year round. Contact 8-29-31p S.19-6tc mit their entry by Aug. 27. George F. Morrison, Sr., Ote&o FOUR ROOM 1\&rnishod apartTeochers at Kent Weigh sUps mustbeinconteat.ter, Ohio, 985-3837. NEW MOON two bedroom mobile ment, ._th, adult. •rd reterants' possession day of pull. COAL, LUMP, egg, stoker, mine 8-24-Gtp home, 12x60, 1969 model. enceo, 114'h Mulberry A..,. Four teachers of tbe K y g e r Serving will begin at ll:30a.m. run. Excelsior Salt Works, BoaullM Interior, Mly carpetl'llonl 992-64198. 7.25-tlc Creek Locat Education AssociaS.21-6tc East Main St., Pomeroy. Phone ed, outside redwood stepa. All Uon are at Kent State Universicy 992-3891. 8-13-ltc eloctrlcal hookup. Cement for a four~ local leaders Con- RUBBER STAMPS made to orblocks included in selllov ference. They will return Wedder, 24 hour serviee. For lllOI'e SLEEPING ROOM over w l n e prieo. con 99:\.7095 after 5 p. neada,y. lnlormalloa call DwalD or WDstore, phone 992-:;293. 7-8-tfc 7 ROOM HOUSE In Chester. call 992-3890. , . ~-... 'f'i!:/ Representing the association --------' ' 3 ..,---:-ma Cooto, Portlald, Ph1o.. ' Busl 0 ortu It' ...... ' 1*'--· ~ · ' 3-2Rc -~ , -,~~ ness pp n 1es are Melville Withers, presldent, NEWLY DECORATED fu~ll!shed . . : . ~ ~--.L1. 2. 1"" ~ ..!·- - _ •. Mlsf MariJ.yn Reese, Mrs. Briggs r--'·-=-=-==--~· apartment. can be seen at New• FIVE ROOM !'rune dwoUing, 120 Kirby and Mrs. Harold Sauer, SKATE-A-WAY will be closed SPORTSMEN ell's Sunoco, Chester. Pho~ RAG RUGS. also doing cullom Lincoln Hili. Former H. B. August 29 and 30th, Sept. 10985-3350. rug weariow, William Rizor. New opportunll)' lor the sport.. S!nlth rellidonce. Earl Knlabt. i2-13. Watch fotback to 1chool 11-10-tfc Phone 992-2659. minded man or woman to get Middleport, Ohio. Phone 992party. Free gifts for everyone. 8-244ltc In the field they enjoy the most 3805. 8,.24-Stc We have a limited munber FURNISIIED three room _.-.. openings for the ambitious 1110111,-.·nowlydocorat- BRACE YOURSELF lor a lhrill GLORIA'S SCHOOL of Dance, the first time you use Blue loiAPLE STEREO,I969-IY Amperson who would like to reap od, 507 lolill Sl., IOddlaport. ta,p, ballet, acrobatics, jazz Lullro to cieon ruga. Rent Mr. al'll Mrs. T<m Summerthe rewards of the ever i~ l'llonl 1192-Z192. &-22-Uc erican stereo radio cambinaand baton. Watch for regiscreasing recreation exploelectric sluunpx10r $1. Baker lleid and daughters or illinois 11111. This Ia a beautiful liOild tratlon ad in Sunday, Aug, 31, Furniture. have been visiting bb parents, sion. state unit with 4-apood .,.,._. FURNISHED lint 11oor. . .. paper or call 992-6922, Gloria 8.25-&lc Mr. and Mrs. Relai!Summerlloid. ' Take over paymonta at M per Buck. You c- Eorn W•ll o- $900.00 Mr. aid Mn. Starling Massar ,.., IIIOIIth In this a•e&ln1 bvt fun IIIOillh or P'IYbaianceotMUO. 8-24~11> ~ ttz.al'/4. LOFTY PILE, Free from toll II b........ entertained recenily for the birthFor !roo home demonllrllloo I+Ue tho carpet cleanod with Blue d., ()( their daughter, Diana. You do need at least $1647.50 call 992-3352. 8.21-41• LEGAL NOTICE Lustre. Rent electric liwnGuests were Mrs. Leota Massar, to $3600 cash to atarL UNFURNISHED 4 room apartMr. ard Mrs, Dinsmore Boyles IM THE MATTER 011 SETTLEMENT pooor $1. Tiny'o Barplniand. Write (giving phone nunber). mont at edge of Pomeroy. Ph. ONE HOT POINT 40-lnch elec. PROBATE COURT, of Allred and Mr. and Mrs. Os- OF ACCOUNT}!.. 8.25.$<: MEIGS ~UNTY, OHIO All Sea..n• Spertlng G._,, Ca. 992-2639. . tric rarwe, dc:dde aee.-tbrough car Babcock of Tuppers Plains. D.,t, 651, 7262 Hotural lrldp Rill 8-24-3tc Account• and vovchen of the lol· oven. •175; one Norge 16 lb. St. Levi•• Ml11-r1 63121 llrs. Edna. Summerfield is 1 lowlno named fiGuclorles haYI b.. n BEANS, half runner, pick your dryer, •150; one RCA Whirlmedical patient at the Holzer flied In the Ptobote Court, Meigs own, $3 buahel. Briov conlal,.. pool frotllroo 14 cubic foot Ohio, for opprOYal a"ncl Medical Center at Gaiiil>olls !oi- County, er. Andrew Cross, RL 2, Ra· seHiement: Employment Wanted refrigerator $175; one Phllco Auto Sales lowina: a ran ln whlcb she broke cine, Ohio. 8-20-Gtc automatic washer $75; one sevCASE NO. 19,404. Third Curnnt • hip. Ac:eount of Joyce A. Davis, Guorcl• REMODELING W 0 R K. Phone Of>9lece .dlnotte sot $25. Ali ian of the P••on and Estate of Miss Brema Boyles of Tlt>992-S039. S.19~tc are In new condition alii would Mary E. Ruuell, em Incompetent POODLE PUPPIES. AKC T o y pen Plains visited recertly pet"ton. like to sell bJ' Sept. lit. Max miniature, $75ald up. stud serwith tho Starling Massar family. CASE NO. 19,922. First ond Finol A. Elchlover 992-:;526, vice aid groornlns. Ph,.. 99:1. Account af Albert R. Eattmon, Wanted To Buy Mrs. Leota Massar ana Mrs. Administrator WWA of the Estote 8-2441111 5443. 11-3-lfe CHINA CABINETS, l'OIIDIIIIbiN, Mary Rood called on Mrs. Doroof Noro Eastman, deceoted, CASE NO. 11f620. lhlrtrthlrd Ac:· old clodll, ole. Write or eaU thy Smalley, wbo i11 recuperat. CO\Int of Myrt • E. Car~~tan, Guard• SOLID STATE stereo. 1981 waiM. D. lolllior, Rt. 4, l'llmer<IY, EXCESS BODY Ould with Flulde> ing from a broken hill. ian of the Penon one! Estote of Clyde W. Connan, an Incompetent phone 1111-1271, a.a.tre tablota, only $1.19, at Nell.., . nut atereoconaolowithhpoakGuests at the Norman McCain Penon. era, f..speed automatic eta-. nru,. 7-2Nflp home were Mr. and Mrs. Gale CASE NO. 20,007. First and Flnol or. Take ovo~ PI1JIIenta of Acco\lnt of Gobi• Hanel J\l•tlce, Mccain and son of Torch am Exec\,ltor of the Estate gf Jg-• For Sale or Trade $5.25 per mmth orpoybalaaoe LONE STAR boa~ motor aid Mr. and Mrs.Harlla Frank, Cathy W•dstall J\lltlce, Dece~;~lld. due $69.60. con 992-3352. 1968 CAMERO 327, CASE NO. 19,535. -First and Final 4opoed. trailer. New Onlsb, $525, and G - . Lcq Bottom. AccDt,Ont of Marelo 1. Horrlson Phone 99:\.6547. .... s.20-6tc Phone 99W288. 8-19-tfc Mi.. JW Snin spent the week Admlnlstratrl• of the Ettote ol They W'ere accompanied home by Mr . Parson's mother, Mrs. J. c. Parsons, oC Point Pleasant, J...., NOaTII (D) 1963 FORD GAUXI E 500 4 OR. __________ $695 bo roapon .. i!Jio for mora than one IMorroct Insertion. 1:30 a.m. to 12:00 Nocu• Satutda)' SYRACUSE - Mr. and Mrs. W, D. Parsoos, grandson Billy Joe and Mrs. Hallie Crou have returned trom a three week vaca. lion In wblcll they visited Mr. and Mrs. L. W. Hullng of Rapid Cllf, S.D. snd stayed in various 1, Oswolfl & J - QUALITY tOt REGUL.UIONS The P""llst.r roa.,••• the ritht to edit or rojo'll:t onr ctdt olt• r.ctlonol . Tt.. p.AIIiaher will not Additionel 2Sc Charge per North _Exceeds Jump to Game 2SIIIIS OF INFORM~TION Will ... occoptM Uflfll 9 • ·• · ROBIN MALONE ' Jl > I ' r' • ,. y �''it•- ' ~ . ~ 'l1li 0.0, Soallnol, Pliii~IPOI"I. 0., ,...,, Aulust 25, _1969 ... Miller Plans Open Door Sessi()ns . Cl~UGI!S Csii.,.UI, 12.0 llepre-Uv~ Claret!ce E. arlo state Fall'lli'OWII!ainColum. on Olllco in tho court House. ond·l.li.O l'llllllni 6 feet oC 1'(111.. From McArthur MIUer I'OIIDdl out bla lOth Dis- bul at 5 p.m. trict actlvitlea wiUI a aeries oC COIIIIIIml~ llln<jlatla .... OpeD Door Maliona. On Woclneldll', Alqpiiii271Wler ts aehadllled to addreso lbe lllltUII Bliuo 111bbo11 Farm Ban'1101 at 1be Youth C-r m lbe llopre-tlve Miller will travelloJ...._ Firemen's School Will . WASIIINCTON - The only ConlltltuUonal committee in either · branch ot Congre11 ia the Ways and Means Committee o( I h e House of Representatives. All tax legillatiun must originate in this : moat prestigioue Committee. the mly committee to which Repro. 11811tattves are elected by their :: oolleagues. Tho writer recalls . · blo happiness when ~or Ray. ·burn Aid, •'Steve, I intend to ·nominate you to fill our vacancy ·on Ways and Means. I like your .viewa. u ~er Rayburn pre- 1..uod, and the writer served on lhlo tax - writing committee throqbout the remainder of his term as Ohio Congressman-at. larp. In 1949 tho writer a n d COngressman Jere Cooper (DTem.) propooed reducing the 27'h per cent oil depletion allowance to 20 per cent. OUr efforts in committee !ailed. ADem- . ·~·· TWO FINED Two defendants were Dned $10 and costa each in the court ct POmeroy Ma,yor Olarleo Logar Solurday nlgbl on reckless operation charges. They are R411dell I'Uwell, Reedsville, snd Paul WUI, POmeroy. COME PREPARED Tho Esstsrn lllih School Athletic Boolllors will meet at 7 p. m. Tues41y at the hlglt school. Members are 1o bring lools with , wblcll 1D mow weeds, clean blea.. Cllera, mt paint and clean tho COD<Oalion etsnd. .. a. m. SuDclay OD Rt. 7, ODe aDd tw~ tenths miles south of Celllpolls, according to tho state lllihway Patrol. Oftlcera laid that Church, h•deci south, attempted to PISS another car clriven by Talmadge E. Adkins, 43, M'artiDB Ferry,but bia car struck tho rear of tho oilier car and be loot control Church's car went off the left KRAUTTER AlmCNEll Airman Frank A. Krautter, son <1 Mr. and Mrs. Fnnk Kr111tter, '· -wk- Be H~ld September 7 Tho Hocking VallO¥ FlremeD'I wlllt tho Trade llld Jn41Birlol Falea. Aaaodatlon in cooperatlm lion Services o( tho Vooatl~ Dlvlaial <1the SIBle Do]IOI'Imelll oC Educallm, will helda It 11111111 !Ire oebool &mday Sept. 7 at andor lll&b School.: Reslllratlm wUI be at thohi&h lchool !rom 8 to 8:40 a.m. Tho •chool will be eaUed wonter and claasea will atarl .promptly at 9 a.m. The Albany Fire Department will sen-e aa host for tho school which is ollered free ct cbarp 1o all !lremon, whether they be poid, vo!WIIeer orlnduotrlal. The mly will be tho IIOOtl day meal, which wiD be oorved in the school cafoterta llr Ule Albany Grange. The following COUI'IOs(inatruetorl Dated) will be Plferod: I'Orllble PUmp& · and Related Hose l.a1oula, WOllam B. (Skip) llammclnd, T & I Fire Service Training lnllructor, PleaiWIIvWe, Od.o; FlreExtlnlulshment, George Bruce, Ueutenant, Irontoo fire deportment and T & I Emergency SrJw1 and Fire Service Training lnllruc!A>r; Ar10t1 Dolecllon, Sten Rlcl&e, Wellatm !Ire departmeDt; snd Electrical Hazards RolatecltoFireFilblln& stanley Wllaon, Columbus & Southern Ohio Electric Co. All classes are d. a six hours maralion. Tho school will arront an ap.. Al•- ..... . Car Plunges in .River, Driver Escapes .A former resident of Collla Count;y, Murray F. Church, 34, cheated Cleveland, oarrOII'Iy death early Sunday morning when bia car plunged !rom tho highway and landed In tho river. The accident occurred at 1:05 ·_ C] stead of the $25 milll011 expected EiaenhoWer admJnlatraUm, a to be depoaltod, IIJili'OXImately "lame-duck" Senator followtng $200 million waa dePosited in the bla defeat souglll olllclal omfirst 14 months, moally by olli- ployment. He apparently reall.Y cers. Unlortwlately, American needed 11. He was c:ommisslootaxpayers are ()llingthatiO per ed by the Senate to make a percent Interest com.pounded quar- oonal lnvelliptlon oC Uloi Paiute terly. The mooey paid in interest Indiana, with an - s e tl"""'11t to officers greatly exeeeds actual and a aubatantlai aalit)'.~yoar deposita made by Cis. Unfortu. or 10 Iaior he had nat fi~ lillY nately, this program has a rule report o( bla lnveotiDII!il- Ao that Gis cannot withdraw any of urgent request was ~!lllat he their deposita while oYeraeas conclude hla tnvea!lllation.- ml unless tl'ley prove an emerlflll- rue a reiiOri of bli 'IIM!nka. He cy. Gls in VIetnam desiring a casbed his final laiary checl< and rest ancl relaxation trip to Aus.. mailed his report. It road tralla or Hoog Koog naturally uPalute Jndlans have no man.. need their money, so very few nero and their habit& are abomimake deposits. Oflieera Wbobor- nable." GOOD FOR DOCTORS row money and whose relatives BAD FOR TAXPAYERS serv:l their own money OJ' borrow The !acta are in 1968, 137 mmey in the United states at from 5 per cent to8percenthave pllyalclsns and aurgeoo& In Ohio no desire to and this bonanza. ......, each paid $25,000 or _.. Obviously, relatives and close for their services to medicare als galore appeared before the friends send bank drafta lor de- patients. In addition to tho gov. Hooao and Senate Armed Serv- posit at 10 per cent lnterest com- ernment payment, they rec:eived ices Committee clail!>ing Gis In pounded quarterly by their olll- at least 25 per cent more from Vietnam and other foreign coun- cer relative, a friend, and join these patients. One doctor receiv. tries (total1,422,000atthialime) in this proCiteerlng. The Secre- ed $71,000 !rom medicare snd should be encouraged to save tary of Defense should end this snothor $18,000 !rom his pa.. tients, Remember how tbeAmermoney. The writer vMed against racket. He should lower the inthe bill predicting at the time terest rate to 6 per cent without iCII!I Medical Association f o r that lt would become a bonan- delay. This would not arrect Cis years opposed enactment ol tl:le za for officers, but mean lit- adversely, It would end the rack- medicare program and tle to Gls. The fact i.s that 50 eteering and quick pro!lts being ed that this was soclallzed mediper cent of eligible otricers have made by some thousand of offi- cine? Some sociaUsmJ Many doctors are richer than ever bemade deposits, but only 15 per cers. cause ct this bene!lclent pro. cent of Cis. Many high raoking DlFFICUL T ASSICNME('(f oftlcers are depositing much On occasion the Senate, some- gram. It appears thatlegialation more than their 4 "unallotted pay times termed the world's most wUl be nocesaary to prevent and alJowances" notwithstanding exclusive chi>, goes all out to some gree<ly doctors !rom mak. that monthly deposits were lim- take csre of a defeated Sonawr. tng fraudulent claims snd takited to pay and allowances. In- A few years back, early ln the ing advantage ol programs:to aslist tho ill snd elderly. oeratlc colleague an oil rich state snorted, '-Illere will be a man on the Moon before this committee votes to cut that oil depletion allowance,,. Two days after Neil Armstrong walked on the Moon, the Wa.Ys and Means COmmittee recommended reducing the depletion allowance from 27'h per cent to 20 per cenll Heavily burdened taxpayers Bhould rejoice that before this Congressional session adjourns this tax loophole will be portia!. ly plugged. Alao. the 7 per cent investment credit buslneasmen now enjoy will be repealed. This, logether with reducing that depletion allowance, will bring added rovemo exceeding $3 billion per year to our good Uncle Sam. OFFICERS' BONANZA In 1966 Congress was prevailed on to pass the 10 per cent OVerseas Savings Plan. Gener- Jr., 1712 Chelllor Road, Pomeroy, hal COIIIJ)Med baaic trainIDa at tho J.ackland Air Force in Texu. He has been asaliDed 1o 91_.-d Air Force in Texaa for training in tho cloll engineering mechanical and eleetrlcal field. Airman Krllltter, a g r - o( Pomeroy lllih llchool, attended Cellipolla Bual- • Collep. VII PlfATT' LAMilltT W~rMJ@~ aide ol the bJ&hw'l.)', over an embankment and landed on Its side in the OhioRtver. Church'acar.a 1965 Dodge, was demolished aJXI there was moderate damage to the Adkins car. Church was unable to tell otncers how he escljiOC(. He was not injured. The patrol cited ChurchtoCallipolis Munlclpsl Court Aug. 25 on a charge of improper pau- I"" •dlltlrr vtrnlth 11 mucb I~ I bcolltot 1ar · lltort, • ' :..-·- .. .......... 1101011q, lornlturo. ~ ~ FOIIIftJ Ct~~~ent Bloc!!- Co. , .. o-n-ot Sta<t Of ~lullfl•• Since 1915 .rl' ,. ' . ·:'· r· The 27th armual Hasldns R&union was held Sunday, A~1t 17, at the Bob Evans Shelter House with 28 members presert. NEW HAVEN - Mrs. Nellie Burial will be In Graham Com&Marie Mcln(fre, 59, Merritt Is- tery. Friends may call at tho land, F1a., died Thurs41y In the funeral home after 3 p. m. today. Wueatholl' Memorial Hoopllal in Florida. Sbe was born December 16, 1909, at New Raven, the QUICK QUIZ deoghter of tho late Hamilton and Q-Which two countms Minnie CuDdlf! Gibbs. make up the Iberian PeninShe was a member of the Eas~ sula? ern star and aUerxled the New A-Spain and Portugal. Haven United Methodist Church. Q-Where was the 1942 Survivors inchxle her huabalxl, Rose Bowl game p!cyed? William Rlley Mcintyre, Merritt A-On Jan. 1, 11142, OreIsland; one son, Thomas Marion, gon State defeated Duke, 20 Norfolk, VL; one brother, CorP to 16, in the Rose Bowl rad Gibbs, Van Croft, W. Va.; a game, played for tbe first and last time at Durham, lister, F1orenee Roush, Bushnell. Fla.; two talf sisters, Nor- N.C. ma Gibbs, Van Croft, and MaxQ-How big is tlu moon? toe Pierson, Olarleston, anJ. two A-Its diameter is 2, 16Q half-brothers, Charles Gibbs, miles, about one-fourth that Charleston, and Robert Gibbs, of the earth. Van Croll. Q-What male aetor is Funeral services will be held credited with having the Tues41y at 3 p. m. at tho Foghiglust lifetime earnings? 1010118 Funeral Homo with the A-John Wayne. HIB total Rev. Paul Fortney ofl!ciating. gross income between 1929 and 1967, has been estimated at nearly ~ million. SET SERVICES Private funeral services for Joseph W. Roush, 45, who died Frida)' altho U. S. Public Hiolth REVIVAL SLATED Hoapllal in New orleans, La., There wUl be a weekend revival wUI be hold Tuesday at 1130p. m. sterling August27, altho Federal at Ills FogleiJOIV Funeral Home Cl-eek Church at Miller. The with tho Rev. Paul Fortneyo!llci· Rev. CaodiU Adkins, from Hunatlng. Burial wUl be in the Un- tington, w. Va., will be bringing ion cemetery. He was a member the mea1a10 each evening. 'l1llre of tho N.M. V. Riven Union. No wiD be opocial atngtngeachcallillll houri have been achecl- tng also. The Rev. Jollt Joftri!Y Invites tho public. olod. MEIGS THEITIE • TONIGHT AHD TUES. AUGUST 25-26 TONIGHT AMD 'TUES. AUGUST :15-26 ''CHARLY" (T ocholcola<) "THE GREEN IERETS" J~hn Wayne Cliff Robtrtaon David Janssen COLOR Claire Bloom FEATURETTE: Foell•' Areuocl COLORCARTOOMS: -PLUSYul Brynnor ao tho "DOUBLE MAN" COLQR was injured , ,. , Otncors reported that Richard S. Sharp, 17, Itt. 1 Oak HOI, was rourxling a turn but his brakes taUed aJXI Ills car wert ott the b!lhwy Into S~mm•• Crook. Tho vehicle waa a.mmorged. There was no report in this case ofhow Ills driver escaped. Wesley R. Ely, 58, Itt. 1 Bid- no cltecltoJiluniCiiiiJ court on a charp otJspeed in excess Wtll, lor road condltlona after a single car accident at 2:45a.m. Sunday. Ely, according to the patrol, was headed south on Itt. ISO, and !ailed to slq> at tho junction of RL 35. His car skidded acro01 tho interaectlonand knockedd..,n attendance, Mrs. Nancy Haakina two hisiJway signa. He was not ani Mrs. Arthur SheetaoCCrown injured alii damage to bls car Cit;y, and Mrs. Garnet Kirby o! was moderate. Choahlre. 27th Annual Haskins Reunion Held Mrs. Mcintyre Dies Thursday Alt txtr11»dlnarll, h1rd, cl11r fii1IM'- fOr tattrlar •nd illteriOI' iiiiKft. II rolillh lood odds, dllntfl. 4otorltnll. It offtrt tdrlll"~ftlrJ prottctlan .,.._ lllf weotlltr; out· lug. No charge was filed in a shvJe car accident at 3:30 a. m.. Sunday on Roosh Rd. (Perry Twp.), 6.9 miles ..,... of Rt 279. No one . Cat'o Mtow A bountiful dinner was enjoyed at tho 110011 hour with Mr. Burbl Hood asldrw: die grace. The afternoon program CODslated of tho family geneo!OII)' being brought "' 1o date and a resume of past reunions. Remarks were made by dUI'ereat members or the family brirvJIIII many happy ani IClllle aad remembrances. During the business Sl!Saion, which was presided over by Mr. Morris Haskins, president, the following officers were elected for 1970. Morris Haskins, president; Mrs. John PhUUpa, vicepresident; and Mrs. Brlga Kirby, secretary- treasqrer. Plana were made for the reunion to be held next year mthothird SundaJ in August at tho Sllelter 11ouae, Among those altenllng !run out o! tho COUIII;y wore Jane Caldwell of Columbus, Nancy Jolmaton of Huntington, Mr. aod Mra. Myron FOII'ler of Now LexiJwton, Mr. ani Mrs. VIctor F..,ler of Cincimatl, Mr. and Mrs. Cearae Kirby and aona, Curth, Oarlltopber alii oC Dayton. The famiiJ>' waa the following older .......,, 11armot, an 011 tha aiJL " e nt111. ~. ,.-' ( ·- ....a-11. BOAT MOVEm;NTS: GALLIPOLIS LOCKS - 8klel ~ tJo!m 8,25 p.m.; M dorm 10 p.m.; J. &. J.awla dorm 10:15 p.m,; Pldllp ~ "'11:15 p.m.; Al!flllllpa up 3:f5 a.m.; S. M. Jlllkl dorm 5.05 a.m. KANAWHA RIVER - LondOII, Semel dorm &:io p.m.; ¥armet, Ouacblta down IO:ts p.m.; Wln11114, Jelrer- up 4:05p.m.; El. prcllll' up 11:50 p. m.; IL B. -lea dawn 12:40 a.m.; B I I a Welt Vlri!IDla up 1:40 a.m.; Alan R. Marrlll dorm 5•10 a.m.; Jon. ny A. CrNI up 5:30 o.m. OJUO RIVER - Lock It, Nartllem dorm 12:10 B.'l'·l P.,.:r llcnrnoT up 4:10 a.m.; Steel PI' dorm 5:55a.m.; Lock 15, Eutem up 12:80 a.m.; Lockl6,llltlpr up 11:80 p.m.; P. '11balt 1:15 a.m.; Jalm j, Rowo up 3:35a.m.; Lockl7,Jaha Polhak up 10:50 p. m.; 0. F. Shaarer up 12:50 a.m.; Fraddbl Pie...., up 3•35 a.m.; !1. Mu71 up 3:50 a.m.; Nallanll up 8:f5 a.m.; Bell8vllle Locka, u.t• S. up 1:3o a.m.; · Lock 21, Ba1Qt1 ' J.aFitlil "' 1:40 o.m.; Pall¥ R. " dorm 3:30 a.m.; EJplorer dawn 6:20 a.m.; Raclae Locka, lfL Slale up 2:50 a.m.; Edward S. dorm 1:40 p.m.; TamJill L, White up IO:f5 p. m.; Gremup Locka, Ra.......... dorm 8:30 p.m.; ·Allied - Alitland up 10 p.m.; liP 12:15 a.m.; l'Mco ., 5:45a.m.; Bo- Meldabl Locka, WUllam 1L zlliimor up 7:35 p.m.; A. P. lloxJO¥ and OVEC in 1ow dorm 9:05p.m.; Steel PIOIIeer up 10:15 p.m.; Charlea K. ·up 10:55 p.m.; JGIII Fox up mldnltbt; lmlol- down 12:f5 LID.; --dorm 3:05 a.m.; Nita Vlckera down 8:20 a. m. MARRIAGE. LlcENSES Wolter Fnnklln J.audermllt, 22, Pomeroy, and Pallty " - Alley' 19, Racine. POMEROY-MIDDLEPORT. OHIO 47 Pints Given Fort;y - seven pints ct blood were received from 58 person• oC!ertng themselves altho blood. mobHe vi all Mmclay in Pomer.,.. Of the 47, there were 31 given Ia replacement and II were flrat limo donors. An urgent request hao been tosued for at least 100 pinta o( blood to moot' debts, and lor 200 w be prepared for tho ra11 and 1J!ntor montha. Nunes serving were Barbara Scltes, RN; Barbara Van Meter, RN; Fraocla Brewington, RN, and Naomi ~. LPN. Doctors were Ray Heaton, D.O.; Thomas McGowan, D.O.; Char. lea Mullen, M.D.; F. M. Chltf, M.D.; Solim J. Blazowlcz, M.D. Canteen workers were mem. bero oC the Columbia snd Harri.IOIIVIlla Granges, Mrs. Paulino Atkina, Chairman. Loading and unioadtngwasporformed by Boy Scout Troop No. 241, Ray Glaze, Scout l!faator. Clerical work was provided by Mary Nea.,, Joan Nease, Macel Bar1Dn, Joyce -ck, Crace Drake, Joan So.Yre, JUanita So.Yre, Beulah Strauss, E4b1he S111on, Becky Nease, Jeannette Lawnnce, JJorotll)' Smith, and Clara lolcllt;yre. • Donation• w o r e by ~II' Print Shop, Meige Local Sohools, · The· Daily Sontfnet, Alhoas Mea- · WMPO Radio 'station. JIM WELLS Wells Speaker For Meetmg" Jim Wells, Fsrm Manager at the Southern Branch, Ohio Agricultural Research & DevelO]llnent Center, Ripley, Ohio will be the main speaker at Gailla Councy's Fail Tobacco mooting. Bud Carter, Cooney Esteoaioo ·Apnt, Agriculture, laid tho meetlog will be held Wednesday, August 27, I • 3 p.m. at tho Russ Notter farm located about I milo north of l.octa on s.R. 775. The afternoon will feature cllacusalon of cutting and curlni -ceo, uatng artl!lclol hoatin-ceobarna, and Fall troatmont oC plant beds. Contrihuti·ons Are Jnvited· The request of a Middleport realdenl lor rent totaling 1340 U1 propert;y used by tho vU!qe for approximately tho poOl IS months was denied Monday nlgirt when Middleport VUlage Council mot in re111lar aesaion. Appearing before council was Mrs. Eleanor Welch Zelher, owner ct a lot on Rutland St. Mra. Zelhor aeld that tho vlllago had been using her lot for storage and to pork equipment m. Silo said that she had ntwer been con~ tacted for permission by anyone from the village. The propert;y owner 11ld that she had been lll lor many months but has been able to visit tho prdport;y !oorllmeo rerently. The village !Uled in a part ct the lot with dirt, she stated. Silo reported that sbe earlier had conferred with Councilman John Zerkle on the uae of the lot by the village after lhe had lod9ed a recent complaint. Silo had not accepted an atfer which he had made. Mrs. Zeiher asked for $340 for rent !rom the villagesndasked a rental lee. o( $20 a moolh ~·n ,·, ·' TEN CENTS ~­ ' Andrew Hoover Be Interviewed •roy, starting Sept. I. Council went lnlo a private session to discuss the matter, and rotuminglothecooncllcham.. bera, wid Mrs. Zelhor tho vll!age would pay $100 for past use of tho lot and would pay tho $20 a month beBiming Sept. I. Mrs. Zelher refused tho oller and village olllclala aeld work would begin today to move from the lot. There was also an underatancllng between olllciais snd Mra. Zelhor that the lot will be cleaned up and left In as good a condition •• II WllS when tho viL lap look over use of the plot. During a later discussion, II was reported that tho vUlage does cnm an IS-loot r!ih14-through the propert;y in question. Arrangement& woromadeMDnday nlgbt to return 1111118edmoney left in escrow by the Morey Constructlon Co. following tho constnJ.ction ot the sewage disposal s.ratem. The <OlllJl8IIY lett .1,000 in escrow and a total of $232.88 was spent in maJdDJ necessary street repairs. Clerk .. Treasurer Gene Grate was authorized toreturn tho •767.12 balance 1o tho Parkersburg firm. CouncUman Zerkle reported that he had oootorred with a rep. resentatlYe d. the Ohio Vldeo Co. at Tlllln, which has-. autborized 1o insWl cable televllion service in the communilov. The roproaentatlve aeld that thoeom- . James A. Stills, 20, one of two (1111'0' io walling for approrai by Middleport men being booked at I he Federal Cotnmunlcationa county Jail Monday nlgbtonawarCommtaslott in WashinlfDn. It rant charging auto theft, escaped is ostlmateclthatll will be about custody but was recaptured later 45 dqa before a decislcn w:Ul be downtown behind a wine store. known. Tho representative stetStilts alii Joaeph D. Berry, 21, ed that when the decialat is re- were arrested along with Sharon celved, ha will poat the perform- M. Hager, 21, Crelchton, W.Va., anco bmd or elaa cancel tho con- In Gallipolis Sunday morning. tract with tho vlllap. After tho They were driving a station "Illapproval Is reeelved andthe bond on believed stolen near a Holiday posted tho nrm has 90 days 1o IM at Willlamsbury, Ky. begin conatructlon. Til• two men were charged in It was agreed 1o place a street the theft ofal966 Plymooth owned llgirt in an alley between Ash and by David Hinely ofMlddloportlate Park Sis. with the location ct the Wednesday ~t According to a light lett to tho dedsion of Coon- statement by Miasllager,thetrlo cllman Zerkle. traveled to florida in the Hinely Routine flmd transfers were car, aOO the station wagon was approved. stolen on the return trip. Miss Attending wore - ~ C. 0. Hager In her statementlopolice, Fisher, Clerk - Treuurer Grate, also de.scrlbed several breaking Harold Chase, maintenance su- and er&erlngs by Stitt.a and Berry pervtsor, 8Dd COUncilmen Zer- on the trlp to FloridL Ide, Cll!! Stumbo, Charles Byer, Tho Federal Bureau oflnveslland David Obl'-r. galion was ealled into tho case Escape Try Foiled A glass storm door was broken in the process aJ¥1 officers tired over stitts' head in an attempt to persuade him to stop. Stitt& Qed to tho downtown secdon of Pcmeroy but was apprehendod a shortwhllolaterbyllopucy Sllerl!! Robert Beegle altho rear of the Pomeroy Wine store. Sheri!! Hartenbach 11ld the two men wUl be taken to ChHllcothe today where they wlll lace auto larceny charges In a federal courl Miss Hager has been released, ihe &hertft aald. Local warrants are also beillll prepared chlrgi~ tho men with auto theft pendl~ tho result of the hearing today In tho federal court. The shori!l's department olao reported the arrest o1 Lee Edward Simpkins, Pl. Pleaaant, on charges of contributing to tho d.,. linquency or a minor, and resistlng arreaL IT/' Reslderts from each of Pmneroy's voti~ precincts were named to attend Pcmeroy Village CouncilseasiODI tor the purpose o! ke<VInglnformed on progress of tho sewage dlspoul system when tho P<meroy Cltlzena commlttee met Monday night at tho Mell!o Junior High School in Porn- e roy. Named as thecommltteewhlch Is tootrer certain suggestions and which lotoko<ppoatedonthooewap system woroJohnMoon,llrst ward; Mrs. Herman Ohlirwer, am ruled that the two Middleport ortghal grant was to have taken The meeting of the citizens' care of scmewhere from 50 to60 grot.~) followed a special meet:i.Jw per cent of the coats involved In at PCIJleroy Council Morday night construction of the system. How- when council adi]Jrt:ed by emerge~ ever, when blda were taken the cy measures a resolutlonprovidgrant provided only 47 per cent lng lor equalized 'oewage rates or the !llnls needed. In the communley. It was tho OPinion of some IItellli'l! laat ~t' s meeting lhot The mlnimwn charge unler tho In view of these circumstances n e w legislation !or sewage some additional EDA help might · charges is $3 compared to $5 be provided. levied in the orlglraJ sewage Also discussed during last charge legislation. Unlerthonew night's meeti~, attellled by over legislatloo tho sewage bill runs 50 residerte, was a proposal that about 100 per cent of the monthly a re1i4lrt erwlneer repre...., water bill exeept ln cue• ot lflli tllo ·iovernmoni should be 011 . 1..~. uooN whose bills ilrop to llaaire~ory, dayloinspectthooew- between 30 alii 40 per coni at ap dlspolai c0111tructlm work the water bill being dclno In tho communiey 1o Frida)' night vUiage oll'lclals Insure that it meets speetnca- illllcatecllhattho chirps <a1111Q1 tlons. be reduced II the vU!qe is to co}. Delmar A. Canaday proslded lect tho money needed to bullcl durillll tho opening of the session alii operate tho plant. with Olln Boothe, who had been Effective late this month, resiservtna: as temporary chairman. delta in some sections of town named pennanent chairman of who received sewage biDs of the Pomeroy Citizens COII!mlt.- about on&-!lfth of those levied lro teo. other part& of the communi(f The gi'OtC) named from each of Naylors' Run and Sugar Run the votingprecinctawlllaak~ will receive bills under the new ell to freeze the water rates in legislation equal to other restthe community. dents of the town. of the Hinely car occurred In Meigs County. Mon:lay nigbt Sdtts and Berry were picked let in GallJpolls alii brought to the Melgs County Jail by the sheri!!'& department and the Middleport Police DopanmonL Just alter tho party arrived at tho Meil!s Jail, Stilts asked to make a phone caJi. Given pormission, instead ol going to the phone, he went out lhe side entrance of the sherlfr 8 otl'ice with deputies inpursutt Labor Day To Settle Strike PT. PLEASANT - Jerry C. avoid a strike. Butcher, per&OOnel rna"""'" of ''~be union statement waacor.. the Goodyear plant here, i'l"ued tho following statement toda,y: "We find It unfortunate that tho ~roblp oC Local 644 has made •domaslni statements loUieproos reprdjlls Ute strike at Goodyear' 1 plant in Apple Grove. 'jibe ~J!'!!'Ili!Jwhich-ed1ll area news media.., Al$Uif' 21 and 22 oot oni,y attomJIIecl to discredit the company, but also Program had the orrect ct woroontng the atmoaphore lor setl:llni I h e strike. " At this point, we would like to asauro ovoryme concerned that · Goodyear is read,y and willtng 1o honor tho terms oC tho CCIIllract SYRACUSE - Tho Labor Day agreement roached last June 1 celebration <1the &vracuae !lro- . by the compaey and Local 644 afmen•s ladles anxfllary and base- · tor two months of IIO!IDIIallms. ball boosters will begin at 11 a. "That agreemeut:waseodorsed m. with a !lag raising ceremony by the Executive Board oC Local at municipal pork. 644. But tho union negotiating There will be games for both committee and the Executive young and old including a bicycle Board spparenlly wore UDable to race, sack race, three ~ legged lead their membership to ratify foot race, ring the cane, dart Ills agreement, snd tho local w.,t board, mllk can throw, coke bot- oo strike. tie toss, awtmmlng, sail boats "Again, we are still willing to Among "kinks" Panetta de- snd a card dart board. aellle on the terms reached last scribed were Julltlce Depart.. There will be homemade ice J1010 I. Thus, ,.. lind totelly un. mont resources and the length cream at tho auxlllary meeting founded the union charge that the ol the process 1o develOP aiXI heac11Juu1ers and sandwiches, company is "attempting to break prosecute cases. soft drinks, candy and coltOn tho union." Goodyear's tong HEW hopes 1o boot up ita canc\y will be lor laie at a con- working relstlonoblp with the lepl divialon to better develop cessloo stand. United Rubber Workers and otheasel before they are referred Tho Ice cream will be made er unions across the country beto tho Justice Deportment. in tile beiOIDOitl o( tho Asbury liea lhooo statements. Panetta said, "so that a suit Melhodlot Church Friday evenIn fact, in the tentative agree. eould be Dled at an early stage. ing. Vol~ belp Is n~ mont we had with the union lor a Tho ki!Y is to try 1o prevent Pee Weo baseball players will DeW contract on June 1, tbe eom. adclllklaal delay." solicit tho town Wednes41y from paey agreed 1o hOlp the union inAod tho Justice Department, 5:30 to 6:80 p.m. for clonatlons creaao Ita membership by dis1oo llbort4tarred 1o monitor ft._ money, Whole and camed milk, trlbutlng wnow employes tho pro.. districts Wider coort order to sugar, juni<et, vaollla, lemon fla- par cards lor them to sign ..,. desogrqate, will allOl' HEW 1o voring, and chocolate IQ'I'up for "We don't!ullyknowwllatprab.. tho leo cream project. monilor them, he said. lems exist aJnl'llg the union•s leaders; we doknowwebarga.ined In good faiUI with them before tho old contract expired and made Announ ced Courts to Pressure 121 Schools "'· ' . :, :Be,y, ·~ .;:... I ' . .- "'ilia = DETROIT - CHEVROLET DIVISION OF GENERAL Moton a"' tho now tactic- aplnot school districts that are -mlngly ba.yond guvernmonl roach when they no 1 - receive federal education funds- Ia part ct the adminillration's desegrogatloo policy announced July 3. Law &!Ita Key Weapm Under this policy, the adminlatratlon'o key weapm against desecregatlon Is lhrou8h law suits, which ()(teo require years for llnal cllapoaitloo. 1M tho admlnlatratlm also ma,y use Ule Jollllaon adminiatratlon's favorite , _ I l l s cutoll oC federal aid, whicb had lmme· cllate IIIIJI8ct. D w; h o.t lfig rt 14 Grand 0 u major concesalms in order 1o reach tentative agreement BDd SCOUTS TO SWIM Racine Boy Scout Troop 2U wUI hold a BWimming.(IBrl;y Wedneaclay evening at Forked Run Lake. All ocouta lntereated are 1o be at tho Raclae Amer(CIIItl.oglon hall by 6 p.m. with par-.~~• pormlaaial aUpa. ~ to tho lake will be pull-. Ofllciala said the car would be 11011'0red by an olumlmln ""-"" cam shall tour-c;yllodor ,....,. alii would be available 1o ltlllltr& next July. Tho car, currently labeled tho liP 887, wlllba.,.· ...,..llional ~ llOII'tr plaai, and will be available in a. vartQJ ohaodelo, tho nrnuald. . , . . · I• :fle'U lldmp alo,tg, ao_,_, LONDON - PRINCE CHAI!LE!! HAS DECIDED 1o 1rJ to pt on half of bla t52B,OIMI+year salary and turn tho rest over Ill jilj.,YIJ.,m,IL AI ._at .unill be pta .,.rried or aane ........,ncy Qldc)f '< ' -, OFFER CLOTHING The Sohotion o\mQ' will hold Ita "Free Oothlrw Day" day. Ausuat 28, !run 9:10 tllllil 12 .. _ at their looatl,.. ot 115 'I< It's · Convenient! Introducing the new Stylelimf telephone-so beautiful · can mistake it for a piece of modern sculpture. But be. neath that lovely exterior is a phone that's all busi\ ness, with the dial built right into the receiver · · . where it's easy to use. I For more informatiop about the Styleline · 1 telephone (table Qr wall models), call your·. • •General Telephone fl.usjness office. ~ I . 1 COME AS YOU ARE! ·T.HE ' SAVINGS CO. General 'Thlephone . POMEROY, OHIO n..r.. . .:'1:., .. Butteraut Ave., Pcmeroy. All • - realdoiUan ......,., ' .. ,'- ' ,,....,., • .' f.' It was reported that Slmpkina was a paaaeneer in a car bel-.: driven m IIUddleport' s North Secoild Ave. Monday evenlog. Jlepu~ Sberlll' Robert lleeglowaa followIJW the car aDd turned oo his bliDker light. Slmpldna i....-.1 from tho car in which bewaarlding ancl nn to the river where he jumped in. Howe..,., Deputy Beegle followed him 1o tho ri..,. bank and Ol'Clered him ashore. Simpkirll obeyed ani II lodged In Meigs County JaiL Medium damages were iDeUr· red to a vehicle driven by WU!lam Lee Ethridge, 26, Coolville, Monlay eve.W.In anaccldeat011 Route 681, lour mUoa eaat <1 Route 33. Elhridp was foreed off t h • road by an oncomlngc:arandweol into loose graveL Tho vehicle, - b y tho White FWwralllomo ol Coolville, went out o f aod stopped in a ditch. s h •eo • 1~ame ewerage watc - mmlttee::~g:~~a:=:o: Goodyear Willing ~T Meip Couat¥. peOple are aaked 11eond ~ ona1 Wlle1, throe-A; 'C harlOs Cohan, lhreo-B; l'bolpl; -•. R •I h · thla week "16 contribute to tho Mrs. PhyWa Ha,..asy,lhre,..C; · (Continued M - t) . dloaater rallo! of Hurrlcant CO· and Eut~tne Fisher, fourth ward. mille victims. Accordllw to a diocusalon last Tho Meigs COUncy Chapti,r of ~ilbt, tho committee wUlauegoOI to the American Red Cross has been that tho council go 1o tho state in ISIOIIed $268 toward tho $6mll• an appeal for more llmds on the lion dlsaater !uod being used by $1,236,000 sewage dlspolai ~ lha National Rod Crooa 1o pre>- ject Now !llnls made pooolble vido food, shelter andpnoralre- frcm a state bolllis1Uea.pproved llef to help those unable to r,.. at the last election might be chanAndrew Hoover, Rt. 1, Pan- ostabllsh their homos. neled to help with the project, It 100 of Mr. and Mrs. Won· All lndlvidtllla, orpnizatlons was reported. dell Hooner, la ooe of four !!Jal. alii buslneuea are urged to hard Also. it was suggested that aclata In the Ohl~ Qoarterhorae thair contrlbutlona. 1o their local don be taken to secure more ~st. poatmosters, ac<O!'<ftilg to Chor- funds through the Economic DeAodr.,. wrote an enay on loa Gloeckner, <"-ttter chairman. velopment Administration. The "Wb,y I Would Like to Own A The PD!IImasters wUiforwardtho - Quarterhorse." As a result. he money to Mrs. John Werner, will be intervi8Wed on Labor Day chapter treasurer, who will selll •• tho QUo State Fair. FoliOII'· it to the National Chapter. IIIII thO lntervlow, one of the lour The llrst twa cmtrlbutiona re. fl~allsta will be awudod a!JIIIft- celved 1o the diaaoter 111n1 were WASHJNGTON (I)Pl) - Tha erhorse. Hemustcare!ortheani- !rom Looia Reibel, Pomeroy,and Nixon admlnlllratloo is serving mal and use it aa a proJect in a Mra, Dorothy Pierce, MlddJ&. notice on 121 -ern school t-H club. port, Gloeckner reports. dlatrlcts that they cannot contilllo oporaling segregated school ll)'stema ..., lboullh their federal education llmda have been cut oil. "The Juatlce ~ Ia gotng to be moving apiaal 40 or . 50 oC them in tho _,. •• By United Presa IJUrnttlcnl !llture," said l.om E. ...-a, ,10u tlae llrirL.J cbtef civil riglrts olllcer <1 tho . HOUSTON - WHEN AIR EAST AIRLINES MADE its lnaucuraJ lloaiUI, Education and Welflro ii!lht !run Hooolat to Austin, Tex., Monday, the CO{)llot wore a Department (HEW). lldrt. ''Thill' have aJread7 IDed live Jo Claire Welch, 30, ofHouatoo, waa tho!lrat-npUot hired ... alx 8tllt&." roBUiarly achoduleddcmestleolrlino. ThebrowDottelollaa Welch, said in on lntorvln .. - · away !run becDIIIIJW a Jad.v caplaln - Cljllalnette? COP- • ? - describes horoalfao "anoldmaidschooltachor," man ~~ · 6n addressed as "Hey, you with the sldrtl" Elberftlds In Po11eroy .-'· Rental Demand Denied byCouncil :Of Blood POmeroy - Frank Vaughn, ..._..__ llaullaa, Frrilln Cas;;:'~. L. 'Fry, Anna Fnnk, Albert Frank, Waiter Cooch, liarlaD Wehrtml, A. L. Pbelpa, Ethal Wearing Apparel For Yo111 Fa111ily 1111d F111nishings For Your Hollie • TUESDAY, AUGUST 26, 1969 --~--------------~~~~~~~~--------------~==~~==~~~--- Domora.. Weri: ~~ ) • ' 'lMII•• ,: VOL XXII NO 90 ._., IQir lalM to. a.. l!llfi!P' !orr $0, 80a In' lho ...-.~~. Fill' ..,. mild......,., !orr Ia lhomi41Gup.. per 50s in llle - • to tloe mid $0a In tha .a m, and warm Wtdnlldll'. Devoted To The l11~,. Of The MeitP·MOMm Area '; •.• "' ~ "< ·.pjrunced piau loklnday for a minicar whlcb would be produced at . l;hovralet'a Lord-n, Ohio, plant. . ' Mottl¥ _ ' . ~M to offer rninkar in lul:r fARMERS· IAI)k WEA.111F..R ~ ,: Winfield, ·· Make El..rfel•s In Pomeroy Yar Sh.,,lng Center For....All •·.' ,- ..... Your Back To sChioi NtHs. ·~. • at y. e eri; Pt. FI-t, 23.H; - - ·,,., - Tho Hou•• that Jack Built SHOW STARTS 7 P.M• .. I Tho <&POrcalllle, largest ct the old-world grouse, Ia fOUnd only '· ln tho pine !oresta which a!ford II food in winter. On Tlwroda.Y tho Consrealllllll wUl be in McArtlolr for Ule !lrot County wh.... he will moot wiUI r<r ......... 20.f8; JJiniDn, 1.111 oC lhla week'a OpeD Door soo- CoaUoo clt;y olllclalo COIICernintl falllnc Kanawha F~U8 1111" awu..-o for federal u- lns; Olarlellal, .U fJUiftl. lholr olmo. Tho Vintm Coun(f • Door aesi!CII ta seheduled from olstance forlbelr -proJect. II a.m. to 12 noon and will be Later that afternoon Miller wiU held in tho Count;y Commlsaloo. be at the GaiDa County C o u r t House in CoWpolta where he will hold ao Open Door seaalaldor area realdonts !rom 3:$0 to 4:80 p.m. in tho Count;y Commlallab. ora Ofllca. FfO!II 6 1o 6:80 p.m. tho CCingrellllllll wUI be In Ath. en a Coun(f in tho NeiiiOilviUe Municipal Bulklins to meetwiUI NelIOtlville cley olllciaia ctinoendnl their local water treatment pro. poo1uni\y to all firemen in the ject. On Friday, All&llll 29 tho lotb area 1o receive apeclall2ed trainIng in tho various fields of !Ire Dlotrtct lawmaker will beln Mon-onlim and fire protection. roe Count;y whare he wUI conduct Tho .'inatruclors are hlchly ree- an ()poD Door seolim in tho Farommondad by Ule Trade ml a.. mer'a Home Adminlatratloo Offlee in thobasementoCiheWoodadustrlai Education Service. Olllcera of tho aehool are: fleld Poal Olllco from I 1o 2 p. Cbalrrnan - Albert Keirns, Fire m. From t to 5 p.m. Miller will be in tho Court Room at the Noble Chief, Albany; and Secretary Charlas Dalton, Fire Chief, AU.. Count;y Coort House in Coldwell for a limllar Mallon wiUI Noble Other members of tho plaming Count;y realdente. Eerly Frlda,y evening tho Congreaamao will be commlUee are: steve Trainer, Fire Chief, and at hla mobile olllce on Ule Noble Tom Simons, WoUstoa; James A. Count;y FairllfOUIII(s. Ria mablle Northup, Fire Cblof, CoWpolla; olllce will be m the .......,... Joe Japrs, Fire Chief, Richland Tileoda,)' lhrou8h Frlda,y. Area, Athens; Lloyd CUI, Fire Chief, McArthur; Clarence Hall, Fire Cble!, Nel80t1VIIle; Harry FRY AS!JONEll Centll, Fire Chief, Coal!at; CharMASON - Airman Charlea M. les Stephonaon, Aalilllanl Fire Fry, 1011 of Mr. ml Mra. WUllam Cbiel, Jatkson; James Dillie, F. Fry, MaiiOII, has graduated Fire Chief, and AUan Wallace, !rom au. S. Air Force technical Amesvillei Charles Conkey, Fire school altho 91_.-.( Air Force Cble!, Now Marohlleld; Robert Base b1 Texas. He waatrainedu COurter, Fire Chief, and Dave an electricalpoworapodaliatand Travis, Logan; Cll]llain Chad asstsned 1o a unit ct the tactical Cooley, Athena Fire Department; air eommml at Lockbourne Air and Joseph Hoinzell, Southeaslsrn Force Base _,. Columbus. The Ohio Fire Service Training Coairman Is a gramato o( Wal>ama ordinator of the Trade and Indus- JDgll SchoolmlattendodthoWelll trial Education Services of Ohio VIrginia Jnlltltute o( TedmoiOilY. state Unlvorstt;y, 1lho will also · serve as Dean ~ the school. Firemen dealrtngadclltlonallnLEAGUE 1'0 MEET formatlon may contact Albert A special moetln& of the Eerly Keirn•, Fire Chief, Albany, or Bird -ling . . _ . has been James A. Northup, Fire Chief, called for 7:80 p.m. Weclneldll' Cslllpolls. at tho POmeroy -ling J.anea. • NOW YOU KNOW ... '\ ' .. '. reel in that Ills C001paiJ,y Is lind oC having a strike every 11o1e 1t negotiates a contract at tho....,. Pleasant Jiant. Any c o - cr buBIDeso would be, eapoclaJir when liiikes occur alter leliallve - - Ia roached. ID tilt lhOtt -~ ol ,~~~a tWit. liM tieen twO au'lllori••~ :~w · Ulegai wildcat strtlrea. '· statement lbout "other in tho aame ~ ~vtng a $2.70 wage incraose over three years whilethoCOJIIPliV'oCfered .12 cents OYer three yara to union members obvlouoly na worded to mlolead the publlc. The 'oGler people' are not Goodyear employos, they do Dot bargain with Goodyear snd GoociYoar does not pay thair wages. They are employes ol a contraCUae company which performs matntenanco work at tho plant. ·~e COIJ1IIBDY does not want tho strike to last a ,._, lang time,' as inferred in tbe union statement. It elread;y has Jailed more than 80 days. In !act, Ills company was asBUred by uaiOD leadership I h a t our tentative agreement oo June 1 -.ld be accepted and there JJOuld be .., strike at an. "It Is unfortunate tho , _ was oot accepted, lbe.....,. allowing c:ontlnuous full OJIII)lo.y.• ment and compensatioo, We thlDk the faets prove that Goodyear ta 1111101111 tbe best in tho area In waaes paid, working conditlooo and employe beaeftts... New Customer UnesWillbe Put m· Letart __ � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 08. August Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Original Format The type of object, such as painting, sculpture, paper, photo, and additional data Newspaper Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource August 25, 1969 boggs cottrill gibbs mcintyre summerfield