https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/61c978c2b24e1546d8aacea005857492.pdf 98fabd8ceea1b7966a2cdc46054b7504 PDF Text Text • .' • ' e.. . . ........... .... ' ' ..... .. - • .. , ' .. ...... ..il . ~ . *-*-"···-~. ·- SATURDAY, AUGUST 1, 1964 - 'Sea of e. Materi.al r.upd 01' ;a;t?tlf• ..... • .. ..... .1'. 'VOL XVI ' NO. 92 0 - Matmal to M1arot1la $ • Dt•pcl . J ' o - £LilLo • . - . . . . pot Incrapl.ete or IIW>'MJolete •terial Replac.l - JAN 1 2 8 9 15 16 3 10 17 22 23 24 Z9 JO 31 6 4 19 13 20 14 21 26 27 28 11 12 18 25 FEB 7 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 15 22 9 16 10 17 11 12 18 14 2l 23 24 25 19 26 13 20 27 28 Britain Seeks Conference to 1 2 ) 4 5 6 7 e 9 16 11 18 20 14 21 22 23 24 25 12 19 26 1) 15 10 17 27 28 29 JO )1 APR .. 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' 18 25 ... _. ___ ,_,_____, _ .....•..._._._____,_.•.•... -·-·-·-·-·-·- -DEC Goldwater Plans Talk, Vacation Jl ,_._, bJ·....:lli~!..lii~Ot__.c:.R~O>~):..___ _ __ em PUBLISIIID fbnt~w;-PfJ/)j)l£fbt(T tm.1 0A1L'f !;)~Til,[L-~.e DlTIS·--!..I~.:.:ri Al11(~~/1.a. : &:.<f_ .:. \($o Paaee Pl·o~cacod ttJ.a Sbeet 0 OV!RSIZED (ovvr 18 vi~ or 25 bich) To Meet 'fith Weal Rotarians. ' :CliJ.IID �, ' ' • I • ,, • ' ' 1• '· jl •• "' '( . • . . ,__ "- -- • • j .. So~thern Local Tourney for Pony Ileaguets to Begin Sunday Afternoooi Tbo 111'11 lllllle ol lourn!ment flay at tile Ractno ba!eball hid will get underway at 2:30 P· m. Sunday aftem0011 when "" N"7 Haven Pony team goes If nst Muon. of the 1984 ~them Tournament for 0:::. Pony Leaguero wt1l be playfld game Sunday aflerDoool tbrougbout the week and tben pl"OIIe to be a elose clash lhe Tri-County Hlcb ~ tile two teams opllt In Tourney to oeheduted to begin aeason action. Lyndon nut Sunday afternoon at I p. and Jeu Maynard will' m., prior to !be Pony Tourna- !be New Haven entry and ment championship game. bert Ruuellll D1ll!IJI80I" fur Tbe New Haven • MaiQ!I 11011. Tbe nmalnlne ICbedulo Pony 1'our1WIIenl It .. •. MJddleport sarona wW their cma-towo rlvall J,ts aU p. m. oo 3. - at 1 p. m. oru.d~J, 4, with the · a oecood round bye lllil directly Into the ~ game. At 5 p. m. .., Auauot I, lba . of the Mason • Now and llarOIII • Jell pme and playfld only In !be champlonohip game against the eago Bears. Kovacb jolna the list of free agents who dkln't quite make the grade. fortable Ill his old defensive Coach Wad) Lemm eased op end positioo, the Detroit Llona a bil on his st Louis playu• traded him to lhe P•ltsburgb Friday after 'Jbursday'o w!J>. Steelen. nmg serlmmage against the La Rose amed his All-Amer- College All-Stars. lla~py thai lea laurels playing defensive n. one was Injured in lhe end for the Univeroity of Mis· S<'rlmmage, Lemm let hls men souri. When ht came to Detroit loaf lbrough two light drills. ao a top draft choice in 1981, But the vacation will be abort the U0111 promptly turned him as Lemm plano another-aerlm· Into an offe~olive guard. Later, mage Saturday, with special U• 5-feet·$, :ai&-pound Uneman attention to the rookies and r• swllclled to tackle, moving fur· • ,.-,es. thet away from hom• territory. Saltlmore h a I I b a c k Tom But thlo year lh" 25-year-old Matte stymied tile Colts' Ia· La Rose 11as back In bill old conlc defen1e with effective use spot at end . 11beo lhe Uons of · option passes during !be opened lhejj" lralolnt camp. Be Colts' afternoon drill. The pra<> wao, that to. until the rooHell tice ended with quarterback In Friday and Danny was sent Johnny Unitas flashing his old .away. style as he toased e f.;ye-yard AI the Fairfield, CoiiD.; train- scoriog pass to fuUback Jerry iDg camp of llle New · York Hill. G1ants, Jel'!lllive Unebackera 1\1 The San Francisco 49ers took GurU) and John Kovach were H easy with tbelr workouts as cut from -the ~quad. Gursky baa' .hey prepared {1• today'• heavy been Injury Pf'll1t since be scrlmmege In Redwood 0111110 to· tbo Giants last · year Call!. J . . · . tor fun, theN llud011ta at the Btt\Jn ...,..,UIIIvmit)r In • Bttlln ~ 11odp llamniera_to d~troy tour old. pJ.anao--f. violent .wroacb to musiC. ' . . · J(IDDJjj'• two othera have at it during a jOUJ~n& tournament revival in Somerset, 'En1land. ' Bare Today, and Gone 'J('omOrr~ . ..,.J· •• .., . ' . ·l :,:· who ·oil illtemational oontroYeta:r DD bar1nf tilt 1>o1o1D, R'UDtGBRNBEICH, cllrectlon with the theme m. fall 1184 •I!OIIIetlon lhowll. ill N., York Clt:y, .a\t lOt ....,I>lea Gernrelch Ill · 1183. The Wuslrate -hll ... ftftl: ill the ''lla~' no lkln tha<triil1J. .-·. 4, ATHENS (UP!) - Dofendlng erslty• campus, where the tour· IJl~:U"::::,~Aibtabula. nmnerup uament bu been held the prevand throe other en- ious five yean. from lui l'fll' head tile 14 Tbe winner of the double eHm· ll!aml wl\lclJ begin battllnl MoD- iDalioo event will represent Ohio lfX' te Oblo Amerlcao Log In !be Region 5 eliminations at baseball C!I'OWII. Aahland, Ky . Ibis mooth. The 8esldoo the two flnallsts, Illinois, Indiana, Kentuclty, Euclid and Portsmoutb Mlclligan, Missourl and Wioconare back from 11183 and the rest state ehampiODI also will be of the fJeld will be "'"'!" up o1 1ba regional. "Come on, lal, lefo ,.. . Ollawa, Springfield, Cincinnati A total of ,.... games will reat of lh _,., Budde, MariOII, Portamoutb, played here each of the first • way • ~ Albens, Bridgeport, and Rav days at tbree different loand Colwnbuo Camp [cations. -------- ~~ - Pairings will be made Sunday at a drawing on tho Ohio Uruv- ::-» .-; ' ). • Giant Pitching Worries Dark much 'o' •·' ' will go up 't: ) \ In smoke? 10 yeoro •ao your hoUJO two 101 000 012--1 II I Downing (11-3) and Boward Pascual, Worthlogton (9) and Henry. Winner - Worthington (2-3). 111!-Killebrew, Allisoo. may have beea worth $13,000 - roday it may be worth Sl8,000! Wh.ot Mo.u 1our fir• U.S~~r­ IIWI? CJxclr: I'J.I!fS now for fire insurance that meuures up co tod•Y• •alue of your home. Cbed: with Nationwide -the company witb MW -.., lor • "'"' .,.. MAX WARD WY 2-2460 Pemeroy 1151. 2nd •'"'!'-. RaTIONWIDII Q 111111. Rll IIIII&IU IIIPIIr ,;:::....- ..... Offiea! Cel ....... Ohiot YOU MEn THE NIQST PEOPJ,J ON A ·$unclay, August 2nd . Stlrlillll At Noon HONDA SeeThe FuUIJne At ••• . ,, Dick Tiger Impressive In Victory !! I! : 000 300 000- 3 90 ' 1' Ashtabula Returns to Athens For Defense of Legion Title By United Prell fnltnaltoaal Isn't II Always the way-jllllt when former Al~Amertca Danny ·La l!OBe was gelling com- FLIPPY HAS A IIALL- The only l>owling porpoise In the world, a laughing Flipp7 . rolla quite a few strikes and spareS' for visitors at the Seaquarium il) Miami, Fla. w11J play bl a MJii.&al pme. at 1 p. m. wort at varloul ..,... .,..... The dJaaiJIIonildp pmo II TournaJIItlll u • ....,.. are tile two ~ IN • ecbfJduled to bolla at4 p. m. .., BW Hayes, President ol the Golnlher, Hilton Wolle, lr., simday, AUIII!!L t, or lmmedl-lyr1lc:uae • MlntnYille Baseball Bob Bun:bell, Art SIGbart """' ' ately lollowlnc till first game llooatero Aasoc.iation and 0101 Larry Wolfe. ol the Soulllol'll LDeal Slib ToanebW, Praldenl of the Individual tr:opbles and lldlo!ll beque IAiumament be- Tri-County lllcb School t.ygue. team trophy will be awarded tweeD ~ and s-t1 Umplrell who are alated to till dJampl<Jpobip llqUI!f AL). STARS · Lions, Steelers. Swap NFL Players MUST II JOUSTIN<r.-A fair damsel helps her "knight" in stlining atmor, and ( Let Ul •how you bow you Clll have a lo•cly new I-XL Shadow-wood kitchen for jUit a few pc:nniet a day. Our experienced plumen will gi.. your kitchen a 11cual0m" look at far - . oott than you imagine poloihlc. Con~ary Shadowwood eabineu are expertly crafted oek<t hardwoods and fioi&hed in a mellow baked llocquer tbat maiDa ill beauty fur yean. Plenty of c:unvenienCll feature~, too: Exdu&i.ve "Sta.. Cl01e" drawen, adjuatabJe thelvel1 Hd llicting 1helvea. Don't wait motho- day. dom. in ..d let ,. p.. your dream kitchen today! : ,. · . �•' • . ' ... • ~ N~lis ~~~~SJ R~•.:r Beeome Former Starlet • ' BUlrq££ I)' 1:11. qnl. Aile. Meap Cwlll)' farnwro now have 1 now tool avoiloble to "''l't them In gOttiJI« tDp production Thio ;, • new stile . wide . ce provided by tilt plant :.~~~ sis JoboratD Jooatod at the YOhio Aarlcul~•l Esper~- • . Plant Analysis Service Available .to Meigs Farmers 1: lin< Z.l. by tbo IDOdem .and up-to. dayl loUowta& .-tpl of till erease ~ IIIII luttller What aDCI bow to sample: (I) dale equlpnleln avallible. sample at the lob0rllo1)1 !AI by iiiiOWinl mon lboUt tllllr For plallb NOIIMAL Ill appear- PollowiDC IJII)yala, a report wmplele tilt anolyllls, ID~et 010p1. onco : Com; take all of tho wUl be made 16 the persdiiiUb- the mulbl and Npol'l 1D till SmaO but· pt<lt!Yible Jllld dll· tDp fully developed leal It mltll!ll !be sample. 'nto report IJ'OWer. fert,_ art dllllault !AI Iiiii.. plant Is not In llltt• - 'llllr wiD indicate the elemotlll which 1\IIDJI Mtlil Cowl~ ltrmll'll ure avan Willi till J!M* ICtUI' tasseling, the 3rd leaf from the aro deficient or In exceso oupo are todly 1111D8 11011 tall ,to ,.. all loehlllqltlll•.MCIII ciJ'IIa1 ~ top. Sample 1 to tr p!anls. AH- pi), togetber With recamrn<nd- 1111 In Jn-'l'tilfnl. prot, . <11 pe:lmelltlrf fl!illuUJ If !hi)' alla at oilier le~U~~~N: llkt tbe ed c:orrtetl1ro procteltU'M. lt ond producUon oftlcliJIOY, · M• can ~ "ln!o" )'fllcl dlf· top sill: (6) Inches from 10 to will take from five to thlny oy of tbtll farmen coul~ Ill- 1 - of two lo diNt bulhell ' ' Ill)'. Wbell thin II a ptll def1d. tDCY ol 1117 autt'lelll till Clllllllion Ia - How mueh ohould. "''·",-, · appllff '1'111 111'11 lllllt applied '"'eral lllllt reiiUII dolli lliolll'/11..... ' ' lllvdltd. WbiD do we W!lal " tht WI unit to - 1::~~Even lllllll ~- p •:! sta~~~~ul QC::O:!w4:::' ~ n.. a, .:f"~~ te~t ~ ;'~J ~lldlll J b Market ~ T00gh Dunng •· 1 sue~ hlstor~ ~· -::n (Mnl m1ttin~ (MgJ. Permanent positiOns Sunday Tim~ at 4 !~e 1 end . ~lections mi ht build circulation • y Ch • M k e8 aifS a e Ch • DC 1 I Ill • U'PArt EXh'b•t alfSo ' Wi'rJ WeU1 p,· lllllky, of CO!umb111, hav, tPtDt tbe Week wllb Mr. IDd llfrl. A. A~ Searberr7, Sr. Mr. and Mre. Rlcftard BaJ. ley aDCI 'are IIUivfnl flora t• the recent!)' plll'Greli prctper~;y on Hoot. ~ PUverNews DAILY SENTE PIRHOUR. 40 IIAIVISJII · CAPACift ~Iss ~=df~:::.t': in ' 1.1 an . n••Iutt• manganese the oomple. '('he acutat a _g.-,. t deal of compelillon at of July showed only l'iA' 1 So with the only a th!gh Sl>ll boron IB), copper CCul, and onalysoo will be accompUsheJ ;th" time. Many l_ftdlvlduals of the votert polled thought , weeks IWIY thl voters' d fl . Clel . -~---·;mas h~ve to walt unhl Septem· independent deterrent'' Wlls · ' e- cte~ ·. ber he fore obtaining a job II is portant. i for . somethl~ dllfe~t Sot! testmg and plant •nalysl• ter ; e importllnt not to become dis· Wilson ha• said that II With their WJSb to Olatn- are just two addlttonal tools tD IcooJraqed. A careful plan fol· elected he will eventually economic liability end em-- help Mell!tl County larmer1 In· lowed by patience and often the British nuclear crease total prodiiCtion end. of ..arching should .He mocks the Tories As of now th! polls gtve the flclency of production. T be • e ' bring success. !"independent" deterrent to Labor, .but.m~racles tools are available to help Firat, analyze the type of caft ha~pell .eilen in County Improve Ita .C.,noniic o work •ppropriate for your in- should he clear, conclte, polltlCI, bale. By DICk WES'I' " WISslty lounge chair." . •nd abilities. This may applicable to the. job you are United Preis 11tlenlad011al Miu Jean eminent be ~bvlous 01 rna~ requtre pro- seeking. There are many ex1••810nal help. Yoo moy lind ampleo for prtjl&ring a good : WASHINGTON (UPJ) - chairologiat of the ; Many people don't quite under- POll, boa deacrlbed it valuable to 1° to 8 vOOllt>>n-- resume and lntervle• In vou1r II · stand mOOern art. Wh1ch iR :arrangement of brown guidance center. 'nUs i.B school or local llbrary. lt wlH · quite understandable. But the straps IUSponded oo •' .ble · · oly, · '"Kh be worth while to check WITH A. •" Washltl!!IOD Gallery of Mod<!m ubitl!! u "a human all"IJ shot. schools, and iOJJIO civU theoe sourees, Art I! different. That pretty well iunls it up. services. If you At an lnte"iow, act natural ' . ll h80 ju•t opened an exhibit Another major contributor to mllke up your !"ind, • and be youraelf. Be straight; :!Omposed entltely ol chairs. AI- the art of creatina chairs fee and • httle time m~y forw~, . bul not aggreoslve. ' ilOft anybody ean understand a don't look like C".haits was an repa~ you many bmes over m Don t he11tate to ask questions. 'hair. archllect named Eero happmess .Jnd saldry. . . Be prepared to show your tn1 must say. however. that nen, give or !like a couple of Onco tbe type of job " decld· teres! and knowledge of the ·?Ontemplating a chair as an ob- double vowela. ~po~, where do you start parUcular job and flrm . Don't 1 1ect of art rather than aa a "Womb Chair'' .ookmg · There are various be afraid to admit >J(Inl! lack 11ace upon which to deposit In 1948, he gave human- sources such a · newspapers, of, knowledge. Emphu12e your me'• hlp pocketl! requtm a ity the "womb chair." Human· or private employment " lllnl!llels to leatn and grow Sharpen• OWn Knives In 4Y.. Mlnutn · veat deal ol self llOtllrol. ill' has not been the agencies, personnel _depart.- with the job. Show oelf-confl· l The galleey hao ISsembled 21 since. · .ants, small local busm..se~, dence but not cnnceU. i SEE US TODAY FOR A FRiil chairs that are regarded as I don't know how etc. Do not overlook public 1 .DEMONSTRATION ON ttfl +16 CHOJIPER modern cla.,lco. 1 don't claim hit upon that name, but 1 as- service. Check wllh local, state, MILLERSPORT (UPll -Fll- j ' , to be an expert In this sume it has something to federal civil service olftces. ter Fabrlcatore, Inc., the wol'!d1 l !_he Ligh S d Mrl. dl~o ;niOkt~~ ~ ~wth ~t b :W II=~~~ ,~1: u!:nfuJS:: ~~~~ .•.,..w ~ ~!',! ~ ~~abiU ~lo rt': .~resent son's ~- ::.r~ ":: ~lp~ ~n orus (Pl. calcium fCA) , tnag· completed by th" growers . suiJ. ,_-·--··mid ~ .we~~r~o ~ereen ~wer b.i exp~Jfntd Summer M h ~ .lm·· IIII' · ~JI'- ~. Mel~s 'th;:ron,;;;;i•Y. Metro~ Ill•• ~abor About ~ MiddleptJtt I A I• to Ol&ist [an'lltl'S io most leaves !rom 10 lq 15 21 lbl. Potull 117·11 . curves. Chill bwwlng mort about their cropo plants. 'l'o~: take the up. 0 · · about ,I).IJ lbl. Pboopil• Iii i'Jltue bel ll'qm ,_ llll th requirements and what peN'IWI leaves ftOift a to 10 'n!OMAI a. CUlUIAH Labor Pltl7, fa the ~ lnUne out tile Polarft ,..tullu (U to U' lbl. P7, .about In Ol'ller I!> fllurD ·01r !ants . Ullltlll Prell Ia-deiii pmonoUty In hl1 pariJ I wlll all como lrom tbt United lbl NltroJen. WI* II the IIIII ork and stud 81 pi ""':: p Fot. umPle preparatlOlt It ;I LONpoN (U P!)- The Britloh, AneuriD JleVID died. WtliOII 'II 8111111 "and II Goldwater II fUO 10 tnvll\111 tldl ol these y y Wbll b Aet •c eo . Pit al lmponant to: (I) llu!l off ,loo, blve a loUih oloctlon thil 1' chubby, plJII"IIIIlOklng polltl- oleettd, liolf CID lbt TortOI bt major nutrlenll! WbeD lhoald okay, bl!l ......_ lib: _ _... .t tit- .IS agr1cu ur • L 1' 13·71 lent terlaJ ooU loll elan with more color and 1m- IIUI't he'll lhelll Polarfl •• make 1111111 tnv•tmonll iii :::~t•al=~~ ':::.;: -'IbN"':':': -... . for agr1.01onuc such .. P : DO (I As of now the Pari)' lt poet than blo oppoMIII, Sir mlolliO!" mtero-nulri-! Cbemlcll tlrst dlbol . '"' bel1 wun "' ,_ .,.._ com, alfalfa . other .egumeoand partie1 · ' . · ) npected to win. But there art Alee JJouilll Horne, 1 aaunt Thl '!'oriel 1\'e ptlyllll that ano bolplul 111 mlidlll 111 · Cbrll, oware equip 11111 that grosses and cereal croPI, and Plaoo In D!f'.:!nm:,::vet- IIIII two months to 10, and the arlotocrat. . Wll1011 will soot betor. the deellllolll. In the Ill u poVfet 'u be $c .1111 per !or horticultural ::... ln!tnictlons· (I) M'iti Conii!Natlvu are playlna fOT a Labor'• greateat odvantap II election. He blundertd bjr at. Before darlnl to compltt relbe IICell!l')'. · ' orops which l.<cl"d•o most !rUitl """' . break. tile deolre for a challlt. The llekl., a naval IJ!IInoarlne IUIII ol 1011 Ieaia wllll to movlelolm11a "I ellll't. llulf1 ,lll Roii1WGOd and vegetable crope. II Is as- as soon as possible .. <2> Com· Harold Wll•cm, lelller of the leonaorvedveo hevt been In deal With Spain wbereby Brll· Ioiii put youralf bi · octrtes, tllero 1m lilp sumed m01t Jntoreat In vega- plete the quatlonalte. 11 "" power now 1lnea 1111. The lin would haw reeefvtd a fll.· plael nthor 11w1 lbll tllaDI lbll llllt " abe U(illbled. table crops In County qutsted Information Is not glvEftlllllh voter• don, wont •111000.000 order to build frllalll qrtoulurlst Plant. mulll the fullJ too mueh fllD oal biN will be concentratod 111 Lbo ~ en. samples will not he analy• 0 !party to monopolize cont1:9l, and lor Gener1l ,.._, Wllaon 11- UDder cancilttaa. lllotltd cbll!p. ~ dlllldft&, mato, swHI corn, aJtd cabbage ed. . 11'1 vltlllly Important lor Labor tacked the In tha 801111 tile 'lbo)' eo••ot IMiai l!ilmiiDJ Ill J111i Ill,.,... area . Plant analysi> should bl- Sample ba8s • and quesltonto win thll election. They ea'n of Commo111 and 8ptlll bnmecf. tc.n to their Cbrls currently II In plctunl looldllll consisdered a, a diagnostic tool eire~ rna) be obtained by connot alford to !oM four oleelfonl ~tely broke off nqoUatiOIII. Why may IIIII t witb Etfll · And 1 could for. (a1 ~aluadon of ferWi• !acting tho Melp .C!Alnty Ex· In a row. The Sptllflb mlnllllr of Info.. w111 •wltb ao 11 stunning Ill 1 I Ill IDY Dlllll In prllll er treatment Jb ) comparisotl ter.slon Service Office. Worldlll for the TorlOI 11 the mat1011 tluit If WIIIOII "" · llOll IOiblf a llarlot or Ill a·gautp ! among treatment& or managt- The wcceu of plant onaly00t S current pr08perlty In Eftii!Dnd. W.,_ elected IIIey ollvlou.lly pbyllolj pttl ol I 'IIIW '4W01tt1111e.' 1 1 110 rnent pracllcea (C) .valuation oia is dependent upon a knowThe Torfea won llvt yur1 qo could not lie 1111'1 of ~m lete en1 ' P< ' QUtr · · be beak · nest JW, and of )ltant abnornuUties, ao ledge of ibo past of Yea, •· " Clllld ond lkhaol wllh the ologan "You never had performance by Groot ar1J1n. mllht ttr see, thbtgl will bt dl1ltf. 1 ll}ltrieht element dellclencieo. plont or crop being •amPIIICI, By DAVID NVDICK It 110 good" and lt'a 1llll1ood. 1JU1e Newapaper 8"""" MOll ratlJy 1Dd nl evaluation is belt made the ability to obtain a aatlsfactlPI ·••lon Sr· 'oll•t Wont Hl1hor 811lldll'tfl Labor 1111 Ultle newtp11per u 1011111 when a comparllor. con bo tory sample and the accuracy Many «raduotl!t ond atudentt Although 81r Ale<! would dke 1upport. 'l'lll ·orcaa of the Labor au t, ••· 1 made between Sllmpl81 taken o the analytical methuds em- ore turned loOOe on lhe job to make Great Britain'• Indo- Party, tho Dally Herald, of other nu1 • from normal ~<! abnormal ployed Every effort ha& been 11 a 1 ket dunng the 1ummer pelldent deterrent on elecUon owned by Cedi Klnl. Tbe 1ltrP. 1011 11111 plantt in lh• same pral made tq prov1de complete aod mot.th•. Some are •eeklftll tern- Issue, the votert are not IPB>'k• aid will bl killed alter the lestl! area easily lollowd illstrt~ctlons for P' rnry employment IInce they ing to foreign affain. They are olectioll> and tr. plaeo taken by flrlt ~ the 0 What the analyll$ will In- obtaining the san.ple. twill return to sChool In Septem intereoted in their own standard • new paper to be <lllled the n 1 buU:.mlgth elude : AU• agro.>Omic sompleo For eoch somple •ubmitted "' bfr. Otheu ar• looking for per- of living; In pensionl, In ltou.. Sun. Tht Only olher D8Wopaper tl:e N..,cd relawill be analyzed lor their coo- the laboratory. on Information manent employment 10 order to mg. educallon and employment. backing Labor is King's Dally ltfents ll'or nutent of potassium (k), phosplt- and description sheet muot b• begin their JOb c~r.eers. A survey tak~n by Roy Thom- Mirror, which baa live million 188 ~tlii.ta plontit p d R .' tot)' cro~s . AtoutKI Anfl of COil) or NO 1D 10110 pootlda of ··~~ s~=.:to~:rial:: :.:1=-~~~. ~:~ TOU"h El-tt'o "" n EXpeeled In. "Bn'lam' Too t~l c~n ~U ~t ~ :'~ 1 ( I II • It · ""' ENGlANDER BE READYI ~NEW HOLLAND----. 616 CHOPPER . field. but In my opinion the ex- .with the shape of tit< chair. A letter of application and largest independent filter manu- I . hlblt had one major Oaw. !Once you get in It you can't resume abould be carefUlly pre- facturer, wiH open n t!ant In I , There wa• no plate to ail tget out 111ln without the aid '"''"· They are often your Ibis Falrfiel<fCounty community I ; down. .of an obetetrlel&n. key to an hltervlew which next week. Initial emplnymont l 18 n...-easary if you are going will he 10 persons wllh an ;nJll!lerotlee Ia Cllalra 1 Nine 1fll'l Pllled. . (lnddentaUy, ~ou milbt like which time Hans J. to seH youroeU. The reoume oreaoe to 25 apectea . to know that If a chair has came out with the iiiiiliiljiiiiiii , arms you Ill "In" It, but -II It chair" and three chaps : I• armleu you sit "on" it. ,Kataroloo, UtteU and Kelley Kelp that In mind a1 you go produced the "leather sling thrc;Jth life ond It will tttV8 chair." Then, in 1957. Saarinen you a lot ol grief. Now back stru~k apln. 10 the oxhiblt.l This time his offeri"IJ wn Chairs that are in the main• the "single pedostal chair." a stt<Oam of modern art have a molded plastic seal stuck on il'tat deal in commoo wltb the end of a metlll stem. II -<tther eontemporaey art forms. was lhe forerunner of a new d!~ That is to say, there is a ten· sign school that 1 would classl· dency to makt them un- fy as "soda fountain renalsrecoculzable. ." ; The mllestont on the road Abel that ia wltere chair art ' non dfl<trnlbleness wao at tit< moment. 11 It pi~:, (circa 19251 by Marcel on Ukt thai, the re.t If B wbo produetd tho will bt otabding, too. Sure Sign of Quality'' MAnRESS POMEROY, 0. SPRING AVE. ' . MEIGS EQUIPMEHI ' COMPANY · , Ro•r Mol11 O.nml "'"'Htl..__. 2-2176 WY ' ' . Build AFinancial Plan .. ' TIU PRODUCTION . CREDIT · -., WAYI .....,..., _, Oofltpoftt CLYDI WALKiiR i FINAL e FINANCING AVAUILE e s. J. ' TOA Oil WIDOOUI~WN 9cu.ft.G,1.----~·----~__; WASHPS \' , . - ,;{- .d ,, "' ~ ,. '') i. l . 175.00 $71.00 $75.00 ::.·~ 00 , ...... . ' .. Melp St• . ' ' . ' '' ·' ·-- 1~ Cu~lc Fo,ot - - :..:=== 12 CO/, fl', S.tv•f! ,,~.. 9 cu, "· l'tltldilrt -' 9 cu. ft. Wiltllllholllt 9 cu. ft. Frlilklolre _ . .,I' ' CLOSEOUT- VSED APPLIANCES - CWSEOVT Sugar Run Flour Mills .. Middleport, Ohio . DICK STERRET 13 Cubic Foot '235 15 Cubic Foot '285 REFRIGERATORS BAKER FURNITURE Ath..,I>Molll LY :J.1612·WY W270 $215 IIi Cubic Foot _....._ $245 ·2t C~blc ~ - - $289 30 Cubic foot - - $369 $100;QO 1100.00 20 W• fl. EMO Chell $100.00 16 cu. ft, C..,p Chell $100.00 12 cu. ft, WMtlnghouM Upright -SI25.00 39·95 FARM LCIANS 15 Cubic Foot _ __ $195 17 Cubic foOt - - - $215 21 Cubic _Foot--- $~~5 23 Cubic Poot _ _ $265 $1~5.00 NOW FOR FARMERS IY FARMERS" COMBINATION FREEZERS tl cu. ft. Frigfclalre Chool _ t6 cu. ft. Co-op Chell . U cu. ft, UniM Upright BOX SPRING priced with th• ..W~I . UPRJGH1' . . . .. FREEZERS ancl We've"seen this lleld harveoter t.lled'-ln ldeal0001cll• tions of heavy yields, poWe:ed " a big NmalllijiO. 11 actuiii.Y choppe4 40 tons u bpur In """"""' 0pe11o ation-60% more than ony other abopperllb thlt pl'l• elass! You con chop up to 60% more wilb ·WOIW 2-1 plow or Jarser tractor Oil vou• crop tbla . _ , 1M 111 demonstrate for you ..-1 CHEST FREEZDS FREE DELIVERY 50 MILES 16 FfELD:HAIVESJ~- · . try llie FULTON THOMPSON TRACTOR SALES BIGGEST APPLIANCE DISPLAY IN 11 SMOOTH TOP ....... ' '- ., ' ' - �... t rJ • ··' • , ' ~ • I f • • If ( ' .. WanfAds·Are WorthAGoo'dLook7"·· You'IIF·-IW - '. WANT AD INFORMATION ..., ~.IN. u..~ &.fnno t'UI)IIaau- ,o-oo I' • fltnndu Detl'IIIIM' • • • M. • """"''' CAN< fliU,.AIIUNa t'01Ut.1'111Nio ar.:.r'.. IILitll IN' '"' o.-. ... ol8U1 it.GI MID UliiWILI. . lfl! WONT GIT IT FIXED NAGG!N' LIFE OUT OF Mf, 'TELL 'IE THAT ~ 4. II Pu ....... tt ... ..WUI.AIItl ..... r'tte IIU"IIataeo - · · · · o:.l!.a tlfb! ·• Mil• .,, re...... Ill) •d• \'letmed '·'il •ba..rt.lunll.ll.. IIOrrfltl •lluU~ "" ·•Ita' epnrtPd tJilo '"'~''"'''t llnf .,. ,....po011tluo fo• "" "'"" ,....,,.. ~~~•• t· · """' '"""'rrt'<"' u"•"·'.." tlA rA row wan• '""' ••""• 1 Cans. ,.r •ar<l oSt Mtn•muEI' 1~ 11• • 1• till I '""'""*" eenu I aa t..:•aV p.. wnrr1 ,no rtlr.. ooa 1 - u t i - 1 ~nn• '''J't a....-• ... ,.,.. •• '"" HI• .-~c~ ..,"""' 11 daorl :AltO C~ll.folt..-. ot ~tn - •• ·" to• '•""' · Cl.~tl • 1M> """' aatiUinl'llll> or•·tc~J OBI'l'U mm _.....,. \t' ~uuu &.30 o\ M. .. ;,.Ill< .. M ~U) . .tlu'du--8:31• A. M a> lS•OO U.OII 1T'6 80 CAii'l' 00 PL.AUJ: A IU:SULT PROUUt!I'Nfl WANT AD PHONE WY 2-2157 Lost and Found • .! HOUSE fGr rent In three rooms and bath. WY J-357$ Miter 5 p. m. 7 27 tlc ".• .,d l' ,;, • lnaurance JOHNSON, Slm- ............ " - · Ill. All forma Ill ID IUI'UICO. Jim JobasoD 111111 Bud . . . _ Apall. I I lie ., London's Jolui Bloom Rises fro;n ·$3·5-tWeek Clerk to Multi-MlDionaire ••• Then Fl.fi~e ... LCII . . ""'*' Clattalit . ' .. LBV • JI:DQCIUK , ... AJ:l~JI:IJX acvvr •era -----.--------------·-"_"_"_'m_m_•·-·~·'-'".'_______ lv HAROL.P GRAY j ' ) USED FI&IUI IIIYS f.AIWE lforap room on Plwn · Sired. Could be u.oed for IICir8ie or worluhop. Phone 7 '18 lie , w,\' H2ft, 16 tu. Pt. u.a. :HES'I . . . . . . .:.._ • c.. Pt... . CHIIT 1'111 11• . .,., ' .fl. ' - . mer, .. LillcoiD For Stle il'oll"r Grueot ~,. Drift. WY il-.'12!1. f 17 IIIII nmew �- ( • • ' "' ., <I •• ••· • Mrs. 'Hoelli(h Honored With ~ ... nt\ e I.Jayette Shower ' • I < . I '1 - -. ~· U..·s. Seventh Fleet ·Will ' . Retaliate Future 'Red Acts. b uxm.•. \\', MALLO!' ·SAIGON, VIet Nam (UPI)0.8. lieVell1b l!'leot Wlfllllpo Jlllnllle!l a :.... oft tile \*1111 Ill Ctmm•lll Chlaa IIIII Harth .VIol 11.- today, Nld1 . to rellillall .ub tho ~ ate "lllba" lo any furlber nembora ol ifled riot aquad oday ID a l\'lld llrowlnJ teen . 'Mods" .m ~~~,.. The body ol I ~ld boy •as wuhed aihorf here tillS nomlt1c, Pollee were itmoti-l :atinJ whetber It waa an :ldenlll hQUday drownln& ""'nected witb lhl lOIII -··1 IWLLITIN . W~HINfTON :IU'Il .- ,_1..111 ....._n ..W ...y. he hw ....... the ~ te cloultlo Ill doa- :nd's brawiB. cunflN. · 'l'llree Marth Vletnanwe blgll speed palrol • turpedo bolla made IIi ''UnproVoked alla<t" t11 lbo dellroyer llSS MaddQI Sullday 31 miles oft tile Nortb Vletllamele coast IIIII w«e ~ pulaod by the deslroyer'a five- lncb ....., IIIII four n jet figblera tr.l tbe carrier Tlconlfero. 18 • It wu belloYed Ilk lint club oo record between warohlpa of the United Stltea IIIII - ~'!mtutt..ll<l>tL~a,.,....~--...:~==-==~:=JLII'oltJytl'r...a..,:..llcooloff:...,I..No!.;orth.;,,;,wYJ.~ ..·.Communia--"'·""t..O.po..w•er•, thouch •en• ~YO • ~!""-d --:---·-1 ., \ Commuolill } ·~:;.~ -_... .- ' ' ' !lul!lllemOal Te 1'llo D•Dy.lootlnel ~Cillo b1<1 l'llo Gollta J'baea GaOII>OIIi. Olllo ..... AUGIIS'I I M l ~ . 1964 ! 0 I .. • .. .. • .. 1 234$678 910PI2131415 16 17 ,. ,. 20 , 22 23 24 2$ 26 27 20 29· 3031 . . . . . -. - .. - . TV Stllltl A Succi$$ ... get In another Tol<yo, llinS·" where he CommUIIIII cau11 ba¥e ~ ll lire bad: Jf allad<ed 11!11 · bave "no orders 1o p/riuo .. tackers." ' rl'f Nllu said lllat A. . . . sels 1D the Gulf oC ~ where &mday'o ·lncldent red are tbere 1o gatbor·: mai;., .., sblppiDg ID 1.t _,. "and to keep ounelv"' *eait of developn.enta in 1bat - · " 11 wu pre- IIIII lllio CommunJSI PI" b!tllll , trolllng agalost pooslble ..::: sloos by Soulb Vlelnama,... IIU"'''iilla. ft was not clear why a..,. ...,. is on 1 ships or seaborne 011 tour, Navy 'Ill Nitze to1a a tacked ao Amerk!an lblp to D> !liCe that Am•rican temallonal waton that ~ <II operating off ly had them ou•M•...._, ......._..., . . !f ~' * '• '.:., . . . .,_' ' be'"" • - > JIO'Hd omable In move under Ill own power. Adm. Vly1ses Grant Sbarp Jr.. commllllller-fn.dli.. of u.s. Pac!lk Ioree., OIIIIOUilCOd the action from bis llonolulu quartera. Re said the AlDer~ CaDI suffered no casualties or d•mage. Communist casualties, H any, were not known. In New York, Secretary of State Dean Rusk aald, "the other olde got a sting out of !Ills. U they do 01 again, they'D * * J !ials Ponder .' 2 throujh SATURDAY, AUGUST 9 TONIGHT ONLY ~ttl~ FOR ALL OCCASIONS THE BRAVE" ,, -~- " ~or SUNDAY and MONDAY Augusf 2 •nd 3 Pomeroy Flower Shoo Dean Martin Carol Burnett "WHO'S BEEN SLEEPING IN MY BED" Middleport Man Arrested After Mra. Hillarct-VaD Mete' <Technirolor) ~and- Kerwin Mathews Nadia Gray "THE MANIAC" MEIGS THEATRE POMEROY OHIO TONIGHT ONLY ·' July 31 -Auguat I "EL CID" (TechnkolorJ Charlton Heston. Soohia Lor en, Raf Vallone, Herbert Lom. Genevieve Page, John Fraser, Rurd Hatfield . • )!," ,, ... • "•U.<. I, '.-.'."""" ... . I ' '; Colorcart"n Auguat 2·3-4 "McLINTOCk!" .. . (Is M<:Nific.ntl) (Teehnicolorl John Wayne, Maureen 0' lbra, Patrick Wayne, Stef· ante Powers. Jack Kruschen. Chill WUis Yvonne DeCarlo. Colorc1rtoon1 NEWEST CLEANIRI LOWEST PRICII IURIKA'S PRINCESS 95 complttl wit• 1111. lilt ctunina ~-~~-~""'''"'""'-''"' mDIOrt HOHII...., • All-ltttl conlltrudlan.l · ,..'ir··•• ,...,.•., ..., •rd•m • llnHinfl -IIIII Radio & TV ' Harry Mlllw, owner Phone WV 2463S '. i COPLETE TRAINING Patil E. Sprouse, 1011 of Mr. James P. Sprouse of Middleport and Richard D. Bolin, 1011 of Mrl. Essie Russell of 244 Nortb Second St.. botb of dleport, IJ'adualed July 17 from rec:ntlt lntnlng at tile ""''"'II '1'rlltl!lli •Center, Ssa Diego, c!allt. . ' If the third duckling hos · probably'a caution to language. All we'd like te aelf with mailing forms, and try way to cia your banking. .........,... SHOP TONIGHT .utmi. '9 PM THE. . SHOE BOX ' ' ' .,...It Motmbar 'acltral Motmltar , . ., •• MldDL.fOIT, 0. PoMEROY. • ' ..,_ \.... l, mmie Attack' : · . .. _,.,._ Sterling Hayden, Scott Brady John Crawford •JOHNNY GUITAR" (Tef:hnicolor) -andRory Calhoun and William Bendix in "THE YOUNG AND '· � 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 1, 1964 bumgardner rose