https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/53d2741d11ca7f3c4145cda28ee47f97.pdf 1802397a42efaf31b9abfce584118b2a PDF Text Text ' ' • GUard ~""''11-~~lnei,~y,O., AUitlltU. ~t'IO ·-' • 1 ' ~i,J Awards. Anno~~-, . . . . OOI.J!MBUS IUPI) Vinlun CoulOiy; York Con- No Ritif 1be 011!~· lflilt'll'aY Deparlm~nt 'l'IH:od8y Ojiened bids on high. way lm~rovement projects lncl1ldlng llfl! fl~ai secUon ol ·I~~tale 75!JI!tween the Ohio River and the Mlcliigan 'llne. In SE Ohio: ' ., Hcicking-VInitn: Department ,., Naturalllelourcee, widening and resurfacing for varying Jenglha on roads In Cantwell Clllfl parking areas, Rock House Conkle Hollow, Old Man's 'eave, Cedar Falls and Bo Scout camp in Hocking; In Lake Hope State Park In ..J ·MEIGS niATRE Tonight& Thursday Augusl12·13 NOT OPEN Friuy & s.tumy Augusl14-15 ]HE UNDEFEATED (Tochni<Olorl r IJ. "Ninon·le~ ~ authortlle~\n ~hese ~~ur; •""'"'•• °· ... ye . ~'bi t!i,~lt !blll·~llri& ~l4!fl.:bJ ~ ' 1 ""-L~~" .• m'·...... Colorcartoons' Good Fairy; Champ Chump Gemlnli; Sky's the Limit . SHOW STARTS 7 P.M. Tonight, Thur. & Fri. Augusl12·1l·14 Double Fiature Program "NIGHTMARE IN WAX" Starring Cameron Mitchel Anne Helen -Plus- 'lt:• torral':!f '- Starring John Carradlne Pula Ra)•mond "::!!lid ve..-aria. . ...... ,....,., You can't do as well anywhere else ... • M 87th Annlversary ' II•1er f :!..'"~ "!M~ :::'!"'~:;:"~,;:'; whld!entit!.syou to lt.e ~.,..,'-'"01' 16 P f Sale F I orPlus lopages o ea ures Value Sta111p Coupo•s. ~·• ~ 11 YIIRI did " ' ,;., .;,,;, '"' 01 ~ ~m., rective one pick on• vp oJ "'' '''"' '" ';" .! ~our ~ ~ ':"=•:i""'H ~= :~~:: Picnic Dinner Held ~'"·":.~..::, ':!.:! """.., .:= . .:: IC-· ·y~..... by Ladies • Of··Auxiliary. . . •,...."' _,. .....,. locol lfroger 1lore ond rtq.,.lt , •• - r I.._-2::=:.:::!:::::::.:::.:::::.:::::::::.;:::::__ _ _ _ _ U.S. ChAin ~- O.uck Steak lb. • ,.'I VI "" . ..... T~y / · . . . · then )OL XXIII NO. 85 • . \ , bl,y one llld 111 balanee the r&D 4 0p . , . ·a ~-off~. ~~ -~, ~ !j~Vflll-.-~ IM-illllliillll'ueii.tMr.•li 61ite""tMt u'illl . ·11if' 1toMirel'··"~i•." ·~ ~¢~o. " ''!N;~ =-=e"'t::~'l· 1 Mill Lenora tllnntr 1fi1C!tlled lllf ...._ · WPt' It · Mother I1Jo i9 • o f r" meelinc of the Ladles AuDIIary ~ 'IIJia tailored .cioier to the PJ:ea· ''lillrly ~ biii\OD" 1i1,f idenl's view. , teqae~la. Ills b~Netll alrtad7 _NiJ;lin- has vetoed two other In tile red llid be llld, "I -:billa, ~llo lor money reasona, o1etarmlnild to l!old the line sinCe IUing office.. One, ~· .qa1n1t ~ fttrlb,a' Inlng ~ hOIIP,Ital COlli • cnuil. Uon; wu overlui'ned by eon; gresa, -but the .. Ia~ , •upheld the other veto, on mooey lor the llealth, Educa~ Uon and Welton: ~1. Whatever the outcome, bolh (Continued trom.,..e .1) the Democratic congreuional He-hu played tWo yean majority and the Republican ltueblll, and White House viewed the issue ck·and w11 on, the basblbaD u ready made for team one 7ear He lila junior at November _ elections. Some Eastern llleh ·Sdiool fall. publican wereLill t Thla 11 the 'str'Jt so happy, IIVWJIJYW. e _ ..... n-.~ "'-• ba •• -'*.Ill •~ that M"'"""'" eoun''...l ''\ ""'.....rata, • ve '"' "'! · bieen honcred by ha!!lnrl·lifo f . . . ' ' . t ·-·r-. - ' 'I ' ~- · Weather ' t; • ·' ' ' !. POMEROY·MJbDLEPORT, OHIO . THURSDAY, AUGUST 13, 1970 ./ 150 libitld ba~J:r~~~ work_ elita lnl'tl Included, BUt Njam on a lie!' biD, Ia~ ._, .... ""· --J \' f J ..,., •'•'•""'""-· .,c .. _,, ,''"Ill ftfldliel was . tit ~~ Frl•nd, Ma c tnl, AI ~~ . were lllUI1IWt Jelected l,ul of Voh111ew Flnmen Monday Adrienne :..,w.~Tbg:: approprialil1!l· U.4 biiii!Ri f<ll' Oblo at N~~ ~- ~b eventitg, Aug. 10, at their Gruner, API -~~aid for ~ from CQnsreai tit a~.' Miu heajlq!llll'lm. ~mtdar IIIII, Pleroe • Jillll!e bollia to IGp. and "' biJIIiln Jeilnllv Dean 1f&1'8eli!Ctedln Presldeitt IIIJia Hudlon Wltlte, illack, for a acore of a&endea • to ,..._t Oblo lD tha lft8lded. &U eaU WM an· ~!R· JMIIMn a~ Slack lncllldlngtheVeteranaMJnlnla. Dairy Efflcie~cJ J'rocram. nrereo1 by 13 met'obera, IIlii '""' pula, · •..,... 1rat1111 and tile Deparlutent It '1'hele glrla 'fll'e meQ!!)era 11. reporta Jnl'tl read mid DC• Ed119111, Bopr Jr. IIlii Jlmm.r, llwlinc and Urlian Ilevelop. the Five Polllt 8W 'Siltcbn cepled. ~ Mllwaube; Kartn Bolin, IMIIL ' 1be ~bor Day plate , Iundt 'l'llla fterce IIICI David lnlon. In boll! biJi. IGIII8 - - MnGin~~~~and &ae clmMr ... ~ dlleulled. ' ,. .._, -·~· " Serving will begin alli:IO a.m. ' and continue tltroogbol& tbe afternoon. Delivery will be made Ill Syr- realdelllllllll Make Ell,lerfelcli In Pomeroy you~; shoppl,.g center. Wearl~l. the price will be " 'r.'!: p~. The ''flea market ' wblcb Ill apPire! for your family and furnli!llngs for your home, · Ute !lalllnl ~I articles brought by )'111'1. Mlrie·RIIIt' Miktr.i ;MI. , <\tJ:aACTIVE i111~11e ltlfed.' t1 ~ Clrpetller Ia IIIII ~ Nd salt wUII Wblte lfttlltl ud lllltcblac Ill& wu 1 wilmer Ia the elltu otreu.ilpd;efl'eateloryollbe " ~~!'!U'~~~11111111 MefiJ Coiii'J f.ll ' nib._,......, ":691 Steak ~~ 99, s;keii'~ 1 lb. 39, Ham M U.S. Ctloice T«Kfway ........ Roc..t Talenta of _ISO Meigs Cotu)ty &Iris in creating garmenla and accessorieB for·their wardrobes was displayed In a two and on... hall hour 4·H style revue Wednesday night at Meiss High School. . . )llrs. Orena M. Haynes, ez. tension speclallal in dolhlng at Ohio Stste Univesrlty; Mlaa Patay Glass, area extension agent, home economics, and Mrs. Mary E. Clark, home I!C<JI1omlcs instructor at GaWa Aoodemy High flchi!Ol. judged the c01lumes, selecting the beat of each clasa. All of the glrlll who modeled will appear In "Youth Nl(lbt" at the Meigs County Fair nm Wednesday night. 'Ibis is the first time In a number of yeara that all girls with sewing projecla have been permitted to take part In the fair revue. Janice Eastman and Jean Whllehead were co-<:halrmen of the revue with Ruth Ann Jor· dan, Melanie Dean, Mary &qith, Margie Jeffers, Marcia . Carr, Wendy Carper, Jane Jordan, Julia Holter, Debbie Johnson, Rhea Mora, J111ice Eastman and Ingrid Hawley, narrators. Adults anlstlng with the · revUe were )llrs, Reid Young and Mrs. Roy Roller, summer county 4-H aaslltanta, and C. E. Blakeelee, extehston agent. · George Mora, Alan Holter, Ken Bolen, Harry Slawter, Tom ilamm and Douglas Carr were escorts for some of the models. Best In lite claM of a "first oulfit" category were Susan Goebel, Pjffil Holcomb, Kim Krautter, Pamela Notlln8ham and Nola Young . Others modeling were Debbie Boatright, Melanie Burt, Neisel Duvall, Joy Hayes, Sherr! Kaulf, Pam Lanham, Barbara ' . · THE CAPE AND THE MAXI are apparently going Ill be popular with the YOIIDfl« generation thlll ran. Mary Smllb, 111ft, and Wendy Carper, pghl, model their cape outflll wbUe In theceail!r is Jeu Wldlebead In a 111111 coat with white knit ICarf and tam. Mlaa Carper and Mlaa Whitehead were the lilly two glrla In Wednesday night's 4..JI style show modeDng In the tailored clothing category and bolh were judged winners. White. Teresa Carr, Teresa Chichester, Ray anna Cole, Rosemarie Colburn, Barbara Jordan, Cathy Pickens and Lola Walker were judged best In the "clothes for school" class. Caldwell, Linda Cotterill, Denise Dean, Crystal Erwin, Vickie Gaul, Patty Grosanickle, Debbie Kennedy, Debbie Lawrence, Denise Pulllns, Mandie Rose, Beverly Smith, Loretta Spencer. Patricia i:;~.~~=Y= ~~;:Jf~~=~=-, cm~~~PN~,~ ,. ' ' . 'it: ' ' hiJcy ~ Wants 'the ii~co~d' Made SAIGON (UPI) - American warplanes led by waves of BS2 Slratofortresses dropped hWIdreds c1. tona of bombs on jungles around fire base O'Reilly today In a RUSiained effort to llfl a five-day siege tltat has cost the llfe of ita South Vietnamese commander. South Vietnamese beadquar. ttrs said 95 Communist soldiers bave been ldlled-A figure confirmed by body co1U1t-ln don around O'Reilly since last Sunday. Field conunanders eetimale IIIOlher 200 slain by allied air strikes and arllllery barrages. South Vietnamese losses at O'Reilly were placed at nine tilled and 44 wounded. The dead Included the base com· mander,Maj. Nguyen Van Van. He died today of wounds lllffered In a Communist nwrtar attack. BS2 crews dropped nearly 500 tons of bombs on North Vietnamese posiUons around O'Reilly, teaming up with smaller jets which raked the (Continued on pege B) W.::«i&:«~~.&~~~&ae::::~.::?: DEADLINE: MONDAY The deadline for slgnup lor service by lhe Tuppers Ptalno.Cbeoter Water District In the Letart area is Moudoy. Reoideota wlsbiDg to stplor the service wblcb may be avallable throu(lb a planned expansion program may contact Pauline Wolle, INII2'173 or Marte Boyd, 9411-2391. • Plain ,-... • -1ail Roast Boston Roll Pot Pies •.,..-. s.rv... -. Bacon 2.. 49I Sliced ~~: <b lb ~ Kr~er Chld.eo., Tt.dty Olld ' - ' Ice 99I lb. s.-, Wier!M llf'ld.5ol!ctwidl 6•--· Sf Sandwa4 •.c• Sf Buns Pk... Plao oa,. . ' ' '' ' t >" ' Qub llpCt 'Ditnda7 emUc. ~ 10, at J1'irt Me,IM In Fotell Park Ill Rullatd. 'lbe mini biD - awarded to c. o. Pllmale, o(GalliPollll. n... daJtnnd to . lUI by blbJ l'lclillll. 'l'be.ll1111 meetllll will be beld lltQYICII' ond S.lf·RIJlfli ,__, PiUsbary nour l11t11t Tea .. .For The.Famous ,. ,- • . . . . ., .• • , ) ' . " ~-;;'·:·'._'' ' • '> 'j ( . '' ' - . . '+ '< Royal Couple.Selected Miss Rhea Mora, daughter cl. Mr. and Mrs. Donald Mora, Pomeroy Route 3, and Kenneth Bolen, &on Ill ~. •hd Mrs. -Aiborto ·_Bolen of · am.,, are quee~~and king of the 1970 MeigJ Cowrty Junior fair. Their selection was an· nounced at Meigs High School Wednesday night In conjunction with the annual 4-H Style Revue. Miss Mora and Bolen will reign over the five day fair which opens next Tuesday. The royal couple will be presented to • audiences at the grandstand evenls each evening. Preeldlng over the croWIIlng Ill \AA Mill'liti\IIJ ~ ~~~ Mea 11114 'l'l!clllll4l ~. ~­ Fair king and queen. - ·· MlsJ Mora ill In her ninth year of 4-11 club work. Site bas completed three years of projecla In foods, four yearo cl. work In food preservation, two years of work In bread, six years of dairy projects, seven years of clothing projects, as weD as projects In teenagers entertain, outdoor cookery, Tiny royalty will be selected Wedneaday evening as a part of youth night at the Meigs CoWity Fair. The publlc is Invited to send In the names of their children, six and under. There will be a prince and princess aelecl.ed by drawing following the Wed- nesday evening parade. The princess will be presented a tiara and Ute prince a gilt. There ill no charge lor entering. 1be foUowlng entry blank Ill to be completed and mailed to Mill Jo Ellen Diehl, Mulberry Ilel(lbta, Plimeroy, 0. MDl8 OOVNTY I'.&JR PRINCE AND PRIIICEIIS OONTar BN'IBY BlANK. - MUlrl' BE A RIIBIDENT OF . MBICl8 OOllNTY AND II£ SIX Y1W18 OR YOVNGER. aaDd'l N. . . . . . . .. l'lnatl' Name • • • • • ' ~ ...... . . Nlllldler • .. • • • 1968, served Tblrilay, Aug. lS, at T:IO p.lil. at tile locilltlli ~· Mil. and . . Pili'! ' - ~ ·· ;- · ·-·.o:·· •. 3<h$100 12~ '1·99 .iJ:q,~:,~;':;'"'; ...... ..u. lsi. .... lttll '-'W-111453 ::. ' I' • ' -.•,. ,. home furnishings, and tl1ree years of junior leadership. She has held all of the oftil\88 .In the Chester Junior ~~11\e!IIJktt €lu!'r a1!4· fr, ~~ ._. llltllilber of the Court ' 0.1 • Vps, advisors Mrs. Donald Mora and Mrs. Earl Dean. She has represented Meigs County at the Ohio Stale Fair in food demonstrations, food preset'· vation, and food interviews. She has served as counselor at 4-H Club Camp, has received numerous cblllftpionshlpa In clothing, nutrition, and decorama, and is cWTenUy a member of Melga Co1U1ty 4..JI Advisory Committee. During the last month she wu ~~elected as the Ohio Food Preservation delegate to attend National 4-H Club Congress In Otlcago In November. She is a senior at Eastern High School this fall. Bolen has been a 4-11 club member seven years. During this lime he has had five years of beef breeding projects, three years of ateer leeding projects, In addition to projecta In woodcrafter, rope and three years ol junior . leadership. He has been a member and club officer of the Salem Cenler. lloya ~ Club, advisor Carol Pierce, and the Meigs CouniJ Better Uvestock Beef Club, advisors, Gene Yost, Francia Benedum IDd Jim Meredith. Kenneth llhond the GriJl!l Otampion beef ateer at the MeigJ County JIUIIor Fair In on the Melp County Beef Judging Tum that year, and has been a counsellar at 9 and 10 Year Camp. Be Ia In hla second year of membership on the Mella Co110ty Junior Fair Board, serving u vice president Kenrteth contpleWd hill hlcJt IChool care.. lhlll 1ea1 II Melp IIJ&b Scltool. - ~78~ ~44~ ' Kennetb Bolen and Rhea Mora, lell, wee anoormced king and queen of the Melp Coomty Junior Fair Wemesday nlcbt when the pre-fllr style revue was held at the Meigs Hl8h School. Prelelltlng Mlaa Mora with flowera Ill J-' Meee, !lilt junior fair queen, with Tbomu Hamm, 1919 junior fair ldng, her OIC<lrl. Francis Floriall, Pomeroy, provided Dowers lor the new queen. . ~ '( • sYRACUSE - 'lbt Trl• Couoty alll8ti' Bind Radld . j . \ . RadiO Club M~ta ,· ' At Fort Meigs Embassy ·a.... ~llds All Headqua.......; Ulftl ' TEN CENTS Candidates for Tiny Royalty members or 8ll)'lJIM! wilblns to doQale ~ to belp the lldlea, WM plangid. A111P! by tbe Jlllllor Allllllary Glrll, the ' will be ~ for belp the week of Aupll 31. Proeeedtt ''"'"" tbli, IYIIlt IIIII repleallb ·~~"! the ~·.~reuary. ,.. n was decided to ~i lbl Brae Ill ~ plc;nlc Ifill' ~bot . •· '' ':f"· • i• 'j :~~~£§§~~~~~~~~§~ ' · WASHINGTON (UPI) -Key 11eparaf4! 'ton ,Call votes oir 0em · ·11 tit Congress said pus1ng !be bllli ""'r hill veto. they more money lor , Most meml!oin ftre guessing hoots hOus!n anci better tlje HOIIII! would mllller wily :edicai . cart! gfor the nel:eaaary lwO;Ihlrds vote Ill President NIJ;on said lte dld too pass ·the alw&yaifOpular 'U but that more money can me111 bUUon flcltl?ol aid btu and send AIWHt less If Inflation keeps nibbling II along for almOII _certain Y1'1inill llrtttr StHCI away at the dollar, _ enactment by the .Senate. AI So.Tuesdayhevetoedtwoblg ~the flO ~- fAdependelll money billa totaUing $2U offices bill, the 11101t anybody billion because J.heY called tor' would MY lot ill -~Ia wu · ~ about $1' bUUon more deficit "it wlll be clole.' A more -' , '"' .. • ~ ·' "' '"u•• spending thlll year than he preva"nl view _Will that when conte Ialed And House [)e. on thlll one the Prealdeni'B veto moe....: sei. for Thursday would be S118talned. The House -·...., ......., .,.. . . . . \' ' - ' , •, ,. 'lWclay ...,,._., Chapte~ star: ' ' . ' '' ~~~ . ¢~~ft.~:~~..:0,.~ ~II'OI, •r• ' - . N. T S B.!l'l- .· ~~~::c:~t=~:= ·:~~a~~:=~~'M:. . - txon . · eto~s._· , · W(l . _ p_ e~..._· ·. · . uiS: . "BLOOD OF ORACULAS CASTLE" ~;w 'I Two Vehicles John Wayne-Rock Hudson .,. .. ·,e · ·· •. slnH!~on Co., of Nellonv)ne, ' $13,675. Estlm~~ $17,700. · f:!.. n..::t Noble: Widening _ and oJIII)'II ~ resurfacing oll4.3mllel of Ohll> ·OOLUMBllS 78,147, :IIIO,S64and821; Shelly& '. · Sands Inc., ol Zanesville, jutanl General .... • $95,771 . Estimate $113,500. wi!Ue , '/ , ,.. \ ,• • .Noble : Widening and giving Ohio " •· " ' . , . , · •. 1 ' • resurfacing of roads for varying troops llve J ~~- I D . a ' a' . u~ ~ 1\T lenglha in Wolf Run State Park, Tue,~aybe d by t,qt :.. : ~ ·~uo;' · · · .· . . on CR 126 and Airport Road cou Ule . , _. . •. ' • -~. L :.· ~!"!1.2'-lrJ:: }. ··. -¥ ' (Department of Natural auth~itiea In quelling eaDlJIUS, >-li)llllbiUII'I)\.,...liiMel,p ·"l'WIIIf·lo ~. ~ ,lllell ' •~Y Resources); Shelly & Sands dlsor ers. shauki ' ~w· bavt..9!"!1 ft,v t da~ rumtc:a.Who·~~to.• . ,. . ' Inc ., of Zanesville, $40,814. I 1 Wbld\ ' "IIi aT for E$1imate f65,500. be .. oca and lii8q ~~ P.Biil\• ~~lloa~ofprblle..~. · l'!l, ~ -~ '""":,_...; Perry: Widening and for. lhe ·CountY, •A&rlcul\ljre If ·011 JI!ON , resurfacing for s_. amties Ohio 93 bllltlelslacesi;• omml~: $~bll!UIIcm and ~Uqn dlda'!•, ~!"~'!~~~ , Y : t. u. ..,:~nt' ~:v'l. and Oluo 2I6; Stdwell Brothers g ve c Obl;.yt C!iqlpll~. Plllilloit tit P "")' Cail# ·' ~~, ' IUrieu·' · 1.0\lerti....()ltflif~~ll!ri, o1 Zanesville $57 600 Estimate caiDP\Ill unrest In e AUIIIIt 17lllllle llnel-~ on n0 -otller names \itlJ C'O"CIIII!l' • oDoWiit$ a ong u $78000 ' ' · wouldprelernottobeca~at wltlciiPI!Iillol!aiur.l!t-llled 'at ~In 'tile - !lUI: 'lbe ,.lj1• , ,, ''. , ' · all." . 111e Melp 1\SCS ofllce, .r.t.IJ '.l:uaihlntCilll)llltinily CCliiiDUit/te ~ was U)e ~ of the Del Corso, whoc:<lll1llllll1d the .tleetlonl e lttfor.llle·~ ' IIIIIObaii~Jrivnee.~m.ilitk ~te John T. and ltflry ~ Ingels, Young, Ohio G~ would not com- ~Iii~. • nomlnallon11 Now~! ~ ' com· AleunderandU~edmllltOf,ber Werry in Euclid ment on the ahoollngs of four tllunllf coDllliltlet'· may tlfe in Letart, W. Va. She .Ill Kent Stale Univ~ty stud~la IICI1illpitt.-ooily If fewer lban,.m . aurrtyed _ti:p; fo_ur ·nepbt!fl, eltcttii~· • cliitdldates ate David of , toledo: J~hn; gf 'l'llree representatives of the May 4 d111'1nc a confrontation . noilillla't,edb)')leiiUon~ant!lbe Colum!IUJ, Ga.;• Jle~ry ~ Meigs County Jaycees attended with guardsmen on that campus. He reiterated hla stand, ·. , ~ n.n,~ .. -..1 oGnmli18e·iniy nomlnate ~ , Vetitw:a, Calli., and' Robert of the all • state meeting of the however, that troope be allowed n,n:: ...-.... '"'"6.,._ the number · til candldalel J,as Vegas, Nev·.. !ll'l. W. 0. Ohio Jayceeo Friday through to carry ammunition, with & neededtomaieupitull·lllateof Sunday at the Charter House commander .at the scene to Medium damage was lila noorlneea,~· Wajne Obase, BarnUz, Pomeroy, ill a coo.aln. Hotel in Euclid. They were Earl Ingels, determine If guns should be reported \0 two vehlclee and 211 cbaimtan. qt .the cmunltlee She wa1 a member of till! leet of guard raU were torn out Ald. Trinity United MelhocJial:. lba 111011111 president; Roger Young, state loaded or used. Parked Vehicle In an accident on Roote 33 at Church, Pdlnt Pleuant, the ·- 'AJDIIIlil director, and Ralph Werry, -Car I2:I2 p. m. Tuesday. . W«rten's $oclety .Of Chrllltlan administrative vice president Struck By The departinent of Sheriff C,IOI HOMELI!IIS Senice and the Polllt Pleaslnt and state Impact chalnnan. During -the three-day meeting at 8:40 by Drew aaid Stephen tban lS hours of (UPI)- Eastern i6 Order of the A pat·ked car p.m. had Tuesday medimn _driven Robert Hartenbach a car More RECIFE, BruU the 260 presidenta, officers and damage wben it wautruck by a vel1lcle Peretaky, 22, North Canton, wu rain baa left 11101'0 tball c,,... outatandlng members attended driven by John RusaeD, 65, travellngnorthwhenllswerved perto~~~homtilea 'lllld taken 30 business meetings, workshops Pomeroy, on Spring Ave., In In an attempt to avoid hitting a llveo In this city of one mWion Funeral ,ervlcea wlll be and forums stressing Internal Pomeroy. car driven by Thomas R. Kern, per10111. cond!lcled aI.I p.m. Thursday at organizational planning. 6 Shad u-u of the _ __. thePoint Crow-Huaell Home hich Pomeroy police said the I , e Route I, w was , .......,. 11N111 . .....-: In PleaaantFuneral with burial . ill Several community im· parked vehicle Ill Owned by crossing the highway near a wete 1U1ckr water IJiil power provement programs were Donley jllebel Pomeroy. curve. The Peretaky car hit the and tel~ee wee out. the l,.etart Fallll ~etery, presented by state leaders for Russell was later' appreheuded Kern vehicle and then went · local Implementation and leadership training and In· by the pollee an~ Ill being .acrossthehlghwayaudtoreout v· · . ~ ·d dividuai development were the 1 subjects of a special seminar. intoxicated. and there were no lnjurieB. . · •• ·a· ·-I-· 'I' �' I • J - Tht O.Uy Sentinel, MiddlepJrt-Ponieroy,O., Allgllltl3, 1970 .,. Bench'~· Fooled :¥ire Br V!'J'O STELUNO . . ~-lflciifl1\'i'lltr . ~GelitrY na In lnlullle. • . The Mew York Nell' "'•"'- f~ • I , IHic:k iloubJel 'to llabby Talan and Tony Pem: and ,.. 11111'· ... a :Z.I IMd In tile ljsth INUg Dlvlllon, l • 'IIIII ,a 34,COWI! 1111 q. clepijl • ·' ' ' ' ' , 'Calendar Style Creations are JANE JORDAN, LEl'T, CARPI!:N'I'ER, IIIII l.ueJ Halter, Pomeroy Roote 3, were the cl1111 winners ID the lounging clothes dlv181onat Wednesday night's Melp County ~style rewe. The statue of Liberty arrived dismantled in New York in 1884. Sections of the gift from France were packed in 214 crates aboard a steamship. LEGAL NOTICE IN Tlilf" COM'~ ~ PLEAS COURT ME<GS COUNTY, OHIO T HE FIRST NATIONAL lANK (NELSONVILLEI vs WILLIAM 8 . SKAGGS CASE NO. 14,6U Pursuant to an Order of Sale issued by the Court of Co.mmon Pleas of Meigs County, Ohio . I will offer for sale at public auction on the 12th day of Septamber , 1970, at 10 :00 A.M . at the steps of the Court House or said count y, In VIllage of Pomeroy , the following described real e$t,,te: ,. ~IDtlleclleillqNiwitba l!Jather a-, San Francia- PI!* beblnd the Pirates.. hltW Iii the andnhall ~· co b,eal ~. 841, Houltm Ha!1J1 Aanll . C!fon.. !!' tbree ~ lineup-eatcber Jolmny blanJt.ed Pbl!allelplila, f-0, At· : 111111 wid! 1111 Mill hiiPit 1¢ 1 IICD. Iaiita edged Montreal, 8-7, and illl8l8 u Atlallta ~7· Met catcher Duffy Dyer St. Loull outl8ited San Diego, 5- A8rGn nlnr and Oa8bede (uW lllgn to Genii")' c, In 141m!Jiga, • hu a teal llholat ilabe •a ai\d lbe pltcheubook ltldf, The Loa Aqte)e~ acored 1\!.0 nma lll8l'k of 714. Boll PrWy 8lld •1111 ·pldler IIIII dec.lded to I n = : on a w0c1 ~tch and Hoyt Wilhelm pitched two-bit pmble witll the ..,_Ne up In a out to 1118p 8 :1-2 11e ··• reJiel ball o- ~ IIDIJ IIIVIII ~.. the the ~~~ -lituatlm kl lbe !ben aploded lor aeven n1111ln lnnlDilslor Bravea. ill!ll' lhiQer. · the nlntb to beat Pltta~Mqb. Llr'r1 Dlerlrer pllcher,la ftw~ llnlteeY worked perfectBob G~¥ ~~ent It 1nn1np hitter aa Hou11C111 beat Pblladel· q.lienclutrudi:oulllllthe~tch IIIII acattered 11 bill u st. pbla.JllbnMayberry_doulUdln and. Genii")' than lllrudr; ont Loull outJailed San Diego. The 1111e run llld IICGl'ed two others ~ <;arbO kl end lbe tlnat. Carda acored the 'lrinniDI run lor lhe Alllw. :. COLUMBUS (UPI) Edwin G. LAwton, Amerlcon fndependeol Party oomlnee for governor, aanoaneed Wedneoday blo party is circulating petitions at county flllrs lu auppo,rl of the Oblo National Gaanl'o eoforcemeat action &I Keat State University aod other liol-plagued stele colleges. ·\"Each slgualure II a voice of patriotism speaking out In protest against the deatrocllve riollu« by the eoemles of decency and freedom, " Lawton said. Circulation of the pellllons began Tuesday al the Rolls C.unly fair in Cblllleolhe, LAwton said. (Continued from pap I) Walsh 1111d Slier! Y•nn~. In the ' 'spor~-clothes" dlvisiOII, the beat of the clllll were Jenny BaDey, Marcia Carr, Tonya KeebaJ18h, Rhea Mora, Mary Robinson and Barbara WeU. Others were Avis BiaseD, Kendy Chaney, VIrginia Cline, Gwenda Depoy, Brenda Donahue, Rhonda Fortney, Julia Gheen, Debbie ·iJarnes, Celhy Harrison, Paula Haubar, Susie Jones, Cheryl Kuhn, Diane Milliron, Maiy MiDs, Sara Nelson,. Brenda Stanley and Betty Upton. Lucy Holter and Jane Jordan were the best in the "lounging clothes" class. Others parliclpallnl! were JaneDe CWn· mings, Janice Holter, Sharon Holter, Debbie Johnson, Diana Larkins and Vickie Oberholzer. Selected as the beat in the · "dress-up dress" division were Melanie Dean, Julia Holter, Margie Jeffers 1111d llllth Jordan , while Marilyn Alkire, Irene Barnes, Unda Beal, Twila Clatworty, Debbie Harbrecht, Ingrid Hawley, Becky Judged Boudushelt, Mary Smith, Wlndon, Bonnie Wood, l!&lliln Nancy St. Clair and Sandra Van Wrlsht. ' Meter also modeled in the class. Also, Kim Allllian,' ~lily ·wendy Carper and Jean Amsbary, lmojean Blevins, White, the only two girls in Redenllh Blevins, Patricia "teilored outfits," both won. Boston, ~lla Buchanan, Miss Carper's outfit w81 a cape Teresa Buckley, Sonia carr, suit while Miss Whi!l!hoad wore Racl¥!1 Coen, Ruth Coen, a maxi length coat over a white Barbara Henderson, Sharon mini length dress with tall black Henderson, Susan Henderson, boola and white accessories. Julia Johnson, Betty Jordan,' Modeling various accessorlea Nancy Lawrence, Cheryl In a non-judged category were : Lawson, Esther Lowery, Debbie BaUey, Cheryl Barn· Tammy Pitzer, Ceclla ShUtz, hart, Celhy Blaettner, Mary Sherry ShUiz, Jenny Wblte,_J!lll Blaettnar, Jana Burson, Jennie Wh!tehead, Debbie Windon, Chapman, Patty Darst, Tina Basheba Witte. Duffy, Patty Dyer , Paula ' Eichinger , Vanessa Folmer , Launa Greer , Margaret GrU· lith, Pam Harden, Paula SEESTAGESHOW Hyaell, Kay Jones, Patty Mr. andMrs. LandonSmlthof Lambert, Beth McKnight, Pam Mees, Janet Mora, Mary Mora, Harrisonville and Mr · 1111d Mre. Bonnie Morris, Cheryl Mowery, Richard Spurlock of Point Carla ·Nottingham, Becky Pleasant spent the weekend In Painter, Diana PaiDter, Faith Beckley, W. Va. klaeethesteae Hatllelds Perrin, Diana Pullins, KathY presentation, "The .. vial Pullins Terri Pullins Rhonde and the McCoys • and to I Reuter; Noncy Smith: Melody with J. R. Van Metl'r, former Snouffner Becky Thomas June athletic coach of Mr. Smith at Wamsley,' Sonia While, Becty Point Pleasant. ' FBID'.d: LA~L . CLIFF Better HeaJtll' Club; 7':Jil ~. boole of lreltl ' ~. : .. . lllMDAY REUNION,'OJ families of Abrabazh iltd Mary WW Bahr Sunday at Forked · JluQ ~. buket dinner ah!OQn; BIRTBDAY. .VED · Tbe 14th ~ .'or Mary Ruth Sauer, ••iilfitw of Mr. llld Harolill·:B!~Pi!f .... obll!lllelt '1!1111 ' ( , ~ allll IIIUIII)!er iJirt1. honored aueat IIIII ·''""~· lllr frlilndl, Pam J11111t ~-- ,,.....,. ,.,- · . S!tUh,' and Gram ur.. n.. "'·•-ur· lllllllarMf,J ' ·*· blve A tile t.:..ID.. ' 1 , r,r.;;;r ' '' -. t , , INOPP, BoN c1r Mr. and Mrs, ~ ~;, ~~ recelwd a lraclured lei In a Jnortu attick wlile ~'JB Vtetuam and bU been boeiilallle<illl Japan. HtJ ~ la,811. ._ KDopp, 21UU111, Ward ii, Third Sar8Wal Holpltal, APO San Franclico IIZI$, ,. -~ . •, '" • '' atAX MJsil LI!PA IW: DAEIJ'l'B8; MEIGSiiiDI SCIMlliH~ 8CODGII'll 'tlacblir ~ ClllllimleiiiD battle aJieallb ·~··· ..' MIIIIQI~ .. · ''v& •· W ''' li!!:!IUII ,...,. ._..., jult' be(tlte'' ~ ·· '· ., !. ,,, .. -1 ~H«-da!itlli-IIU'~IIeroi!Jte~b.~'-=~·l · . <·. ljll ' 1nc . !Dibellllnraild~ieturnedto aolt'llbi•Jlttliockllar,~.e<~JM4•111lliltie~.lud tile Sauer~ IGr 'mklnlpt llJPPII'· Tbe blriliilij tal1le wu -'tred witli a pilar niPIIca eaa. A lllllilbtr -Jllrtl and brund1 ,t IIOilll the . neat day c!lftclUded lbe'dalr. i!lirt.Aug. 11. • . . . .: ' ;' .. , . , . '' . .. ~ . 1.,. · .: '""' '''t , '· ·t-lilill'·,: ' GAJ'Y 81fOPB, ,JII!!JGR GAMB ~. la ,,e~ .umtion lo IIIWI aaleiJ clinic to be bald al 7p.'m. Cl!1o 'lb!riliy Aug. ll, at the Ohio D$it lmiilt of Nalural ~ ltdlldinl'; 3110~8t.leSI.,AibeniiCII'bo71andllrillttolfJelriOJi\' 11 • Gl!lll will be pmlde d and a-tjqnce to' the :Aibez'ti·I;!Jfirtit; VJSITIMG HERE II[IOilllin, will be prOvtded bf'tbe ai10 ~tr,a11 Pa~~ Orville ~hers of Mont- Athelil DIY P.ollce ~ lbe AtJienl· ColiiiiJ ~~ =·h~b::o~ ~~ llld tl)e OliJ, lllvillon oh\'lll\Jife:. , ·.. " In-law, Mr.lllld Mrs. !Ucbard Rl , vali!IIIJanreqllhed, IDd~ybe•!ilflltljtj .~~ Chambera, ind other relative~. Pafrlllljlatloo, Rolli, fbe ~ Ill ' .. Rtc;blllld A'ft.; . . nl<Sportil!i ~ Store. ~ -·· i!ta'-' :r=. u:iw·' nr.. t.;;:'':'bila ..; Atlleal,•attlltDIYiilooofW1ldll!eql&jtlzl'~-- '. ' ''·" • Special Probe Complete::;~.=:~..;ri~ •• 811111 Mlnstnl AMV!jab wbidlla dWii ,fM lwOG&Ilt ~' •' By LEE LEONARD .. mel\ls and are looking for , , ln_g;)!lem1 ~'1jqll.:; ..,,.. .,.u ..1 , ~m.ilb!B~- IIIIo :•li;pJ~~~~~· · UPJStelebOille Reporter role ·ll>pli;yineiiilibl! tli'e'wiif? "IJIIOI'Oers Ia ·a misnomer," bJ1b icliOols · -• ct;lfidi'liii)J;'J ·SitVatt in·. tr.e Township' Of ' '"" r .. ,.,. . . , , . COLUMBUS(UPI)-Aspecial Speck said. "I alsO' believe they Kelch said. "These things • ."1\'e.are abouaolbls far MW~7 Ru•IUJoote, ··-~· ', ' Le~an.qn, in the County ot Meig~ ,. ' legislative commjtlee stadying have guilt feelings about their should be classed as rloil, and frlllll !enll!llllllld cpsturiiiDCIII ' o1f1 J wilt caJI · -jU d an'CJ Sfble of Ohio, to -wn : PLAN IIRlDGECENTERS ,_~.. In our ,_. ....~ ICbooll;, l8ld Mew · ~lei Ch•IIJCI'f and Carl W · .t..ll' 1111CJ'il 1,'1'lP · ! Btlng part of Section 22, Town the Ca..- -• of campus unrest affluence, and they need to find I mean the term In the ,.._. · " • ~toearryouttllt-llailfllla - ....11''11N;L I :.·. t :- '. 3, Range 11 of the Ohio Com COLUMBUS (UP!) - ConUn, ~bll ib..nb 8lld flri.. .. · , , ? _,.. , .,, ' . · ., • ' pany's Purchase. and bounded tracts were signed Wednesday has compleied, for the present, some caii!Je to justify their eel sense." the public hearing phase of its existence as affluent people." Kelch said colle1e admlnls- tinge~ abouf .an ln'cb apart. '· · '· · and described as follows: Beginning at the southeast lor the first of more than 100 ln~uiry . Speck, who defeated · Rep. trators should be held re!lp01181· ' 'Tbey learn tt.,e thlngs rrotn ........ corner of a ,. acre tract of land Charles H. Goren Bridge The House-Senate unit WedDon R. Goddard for the Re· ble for campus disturbances; their coliele brOihera aixl tdadeeded by Charle& Taylor to former granf4!!eS; thence west Centers to be eatabllabed needay finished ita second day publican nomination to run for hiring and- fr1llnln& • require- ten.? . 150 feet to a maple tree; thence thriJUihoul the United States north 75 feel to an Elm Tree ; within lbe nexl 11 mootha. of hearings thil week and pre- thn House, recommended a low- menta lor carop1111 patrolmen ,......;.... thence east lSO feet to the Ohio pared to go inkl private conoul· er vollns age, an easing of re- should match lhoee of otber River ; thence south down the Goren aeld the lirsl three tetions with steff personnel kl qulrements for minor parti~ to law enforcement 81encles; the Ohio River 75 teet to the place of cenlerl would be located here, evaluate testhnony taken dutlng get on the ballot and an up- Ohio Hlgbway Patrol sbou1d eabeginning , containing on e· at and Milwaukee. The a month of meetings and cam- grading in ltJO quality of ed a- tehll.lh special ualta In coiJeae fourth acre, more or less . Subject to en olla~d on lease centers will offer courses pus visits. lion In the ghetto. areas lor uae In caaa of dt.heretofore made to a . H . Putnam. Subject to 1 flowage ranging fnm elemontary kl Rep. Robert E. Levitt, JI.Can. Rep. Robert E.· et21e • R- orders, and · munlciplllllea easement to United Stetes ot advanced brld&e playing, ton, said the committee wiD de· Laura, klld the panel lier in should be reimburoed !« pollee Amerlct . taught by p:-oleslional bridge cide, probably In the next two the day he recommends bllting protection during campus rlotl Reference : Volum e 111, page 511, Mtlgs County Mortgage players with the help ri audio- weeke, on recommendattono for faCUlty members where it hurls which tipW over Info the CUD• Records . vilual machines. posolble emersency legislaUon. - In their pocketbooks - when munlty. . Terms of Sale : Cash for not 'Ins than two-thirds of the ap U 81reetnenl could be reach· catnpuses are closed because of Joseph NewUn, executive sec· praised value, the property ed on a course of legislative ac- disorders. ·retary of the Obia Aaaoclltloo being appraised at tiOO.OO. tioo, the committee would ask "One thing we should do Is lor Higher EducatiOn, warned DOCTOR F. WINS ROIERT C. HARTENIACH , COLUMBUS (UPI) - Doctor Gov . James A. Rhodes kl caD putmeaningful responsibility on dis::tur:ban:cea:ma:y~be:ll[ll:ea;tll::•a:.::::;;c~ SH.RIFF OF MEIGS COUNTY, OHIO. . F. won the featured eipth race a special session of the General the faculty for controlling camat Scioto Downs Wednesday Assembly, which has adjourned pus situations," Ne121ey said. Ill 13, 20, 21 191 3, 10, Sic "We could do thia by skipping night, a $1,600 pace. Bengal for the year. Levitt indicated the chances their salary when the university Lobell was second and Barney'• of a apecial session ""' an un- is closed." Gill third. In the co-featured seventh known quantity at present, ud He also caned for what be DEVOTED TO race, a $1,200 pace, Mike Astra that the Republlean and Demo- labeled a "!rUth in !llllary for INTEREST OF come from seventh at the cratic leaders will have a lot to professors" bill which would MEIGS-MO.SON AREA stretch to win by a neck. Second say about whether It Is require salary schedules for CHESTER L. TANNEHILL, Exec . Ed. mended. · • faciuJty members baaed on the was Armbro Hooter with ROBERT HOEFLICH, Blamea Slldeiit Gllllt number of hours they actnally ' Russtee third. The daily double -· . City Editor Published dally except combination of Irish Specialty AMusklngum eonege proles- teach. Slturdav by The Oh lo Valley In the first and Rendevous sor and stele legislaUve candlRiot Not Dlsordera Pltblllhlno Comp1nv, 111 Court St •• Pomeroy , Ohio, ,.5749. Loper in the secood race paid date, Sam Speclt, wrapped up Q.oy Kelch, police chief of IUIIMU Office F'hone 992-2156, $54.00. Attendllllce was 3,922 the testimony Wedneaday, Logllli and head of the Obia Editorial Pll«<e 992-2157. $fcond class postage paid at blaming guilt feelings lor the AssoCiaUon of Chlela of Pollee, Pomeroy , Ohio . · and the day 's handle was $178,737. way nillitant students behave. t~ld the conunittee~t time Nlflonal advertlslnp riPrtlentallve Bottlntll • "I lhlnk they have guilt feel. to skip calling c " trou· . Gllilaher, Inc .. 12 E11t •1st Sl.. Old _. Ll""•• ..,,_11 ings about their draft defer- blea "disorders" and 8 call· · , New 'fork City , New York. e.. -.-., .1.uw !l. 1 SUbscription rotes :,Dettvered The brlstlec011e pines iii by "rrter Where available 45 . C411fl per - • : one year In ' the White Mountains of Call· ot The Dollv Sentinot fornla are the oldest living :' leo, S23.AO. SiK monlhs< !binG• ~arth Of ·the' 1.7 70. ThrH months. 15.15 By ... .,..--~ · ' lor·· Routt Where carr lor speclmenl eatablitthed by : lervlc not available : On• nng count to be over 4 000 month lUO. By mall : One year ' , [ 112.110. Sl• months 16.1.1. Three years old, the extreme ev , monthsl4.0il. SUbscription orlce ample beliD ita growth . irlcludes SOndov Tlmfs.Senllnel. : aboutlflf{)ll.C. · ' nQ'f ~'tU p,;_w ),.,~. clii ·. · ancaao '"""*"· I' r heaY)"oYef&IU eUIIIpiOI! Of tile werld remalled Ia a Deaver h-.pJtal wllere he II 111!der&oln& PIJC~Irle treaiq~e._ "IJ'• Jte coulda't ' -• m McCLURE'S DAIRY ISLE ''SPEct4Ls'). Friday, Sat.ui11av & .Sunday . August 14 • 15 - 16 ,MeCWRE'S .ON TH~ : :.~~ ~r.,r:; :,:Spae": *leaee at Coho AreQ. "But be's here Ia •"'"''·" --~~.,...~"-~~ - CINCINNATI (UP!) - Alter going 46 daya witltout a vlc!Gry. Gary Gentry figured it was about time he "started a money drive lor the whole team." Sq,the:l2-year-oldrighthander went out Ill the mound Wednesday night and loeaed a four-hitteras he pitched the New York Mi!ts to a t-1 victory over the ClnctnnaU RedJ. The Mets victory, coupled willttbe Loa Ani!eles' Dodgers' triumph over the Pittsburgh Pirates, left the RedJ with an IIgame lead In file National Leagu', W~sl as they go Into tonlgbl s s¢ea finale. · ''.!'hoae qoct8er4 aren't going to give up, ' eaid Red Manager sparky Anderson. "That doubleheader they took from us Sunday did them a lot of good." The Meta b&ven't given up on repeallns as•world champlona eltlter. And, Iince they traD file league • le~ding Pirates by only I~ 1811leti In the National LeagQ!l ~1, they are in a lot beljerpoaiUon than the Dodgers. ""! • ' I' d on't come around," sald Oenlr)' Wedoeeday night, "we· could get hurt. r feel that l'tn lniportent enough that the team needs me." "Want To WID" How big a salary raise Gen- try will receive next year doesn't concern hllli. He's shooting for the $20,000 that goea with the world championship. "I figure I've got 12 alerts left and I want to win them," be said. The vicklry was the eighth against six losses lor the slender Met righthander, who has been bothered by an assortmen! of ailments which Includes sMu)der and elbow ~rles and blistere. "I have to believe that all of my arm troubles stem from an ankle r sprained while playing basketball a couple of weeks before spring training," said Genii")'. "llllllBt have hart my ann favoring the ankle because I've never gotten a sore arm from throwing." Gentry's siarUng assignment w81 his first since he was routed in the fifth inning by the San Diego Padree back oo July 31. And the performance be turned in came cloee to rriatching the one - hitter he threw against the Chicago Cubs eariier this season. Ernie Banks got the only hit in that game. "I'd have bed a no - hitter if I had thrown the pitch Gerry Grote called for," said Gentry , Grote had caDed lor a curve but Gentry shook .him off and threw a last baD. "!thought I could jam Banke but I didn,'t," he said regretfully. Wednesday night Gentry shook off Met catcher Dully Dyer. This thne, though, he had no regrets. Cunsecutive doubi:!S by Bobby Tolan and Tony Perez had given the Reds a I'WI in the sixth inning when Johnny Bench stepped to the plate with one out. And, the count was 3'2 when Bench went down swinging on a change-up. "Gary made a lot of good pitches· tooight, " !lllid Met Manager GD Hodgee. "But that had to be the best one." Genii")' shook off a fast ball signal U~ree thnes and a curve ball once before throwing Bench the change-up. "I hadn't thrown Bench a change - up all night and I figured it was a good thne," he said. "I'm glad he swung at It tilo because it would have been baD foitr." Bench came within a few feet of gaining revenge against Gentry in the ninth inning when he fouled a pitch in the left field seats. "I was afraid the ball Falls City m• SemMlnaJ.s CY'! ! , W •· • . . · . '. . . ,': ' .·.·,': By ~- SNIDER UPI.,.... Wrllor MEW TOIUt (UPI)-IT's a J.ID&, Jane trill from AuiUit to N"" y...,.•a Day but 11'11 team tbat bGpel to let Into lhe liGie Bowl~d ..ller~prepuedto laloct ~ Oldd Stale 'lind Southern ~. '11lal'1 tbt not too atartllna ..,prllaal b1 me coach !rom the Bl&lO IIIII one from the Pacific I apeakiJIC In New York Wedneaday aalhe 11.411dlowl klc:ked Gillis nat10aa1 drive to balll'hoo a aame tbat'l already a IIUI'I!· PIP aellout. "Southam California acliln II down and qull and IIley never believe wt're slptinl an over &l•e youiD)'IIIID&." /i. ·"It ..,. like Oblo Stale and "We hope . 4111r lllliuJ WI Mlchlpn are the ~JIIIb ID our leave aciiDOI aflllr < lhla teacue witllllne )lii'IOIIJlel 8lld with their heada 011 their coaclilq," aald Wlaconaln's aboulden lnatad of In !htir newc:oacb,JohnJardiJie. "Butl ..nda." wouldn'tiiUiobelnMichlpn's Ralaonbaaesparlofbilbopea aboelylhe day they play Ohio 'tor beating Southern Ca!Unla Slate. '111af'll be a real bam- -the Far West's liGie Bowl burner." team lor lbe last lour yeara -«1 Michigan cut down the his ace quarterback, Jim Buc:keyea, :M-12, last year and PIWlkett. •. Wl!lll on kl the Rose Bowl. "I Uke kl thlnlt Stenford 8lld Mlcblpn, lberelore, Is lnellgl- UCLA wiU be up there u they ble to retwn to Paaadena under were a year 110, no worae than the Big IO's ''no l'e@t&t" rule . a tie for secood place," be eald. Jardine, 35-year-old former ••ln. ~~..!be~~: ~'itac:U~~~~ Seawater contains many salta, the predomlnatlnc one team came within 011eii8COOd of replacement apealrer lor Dully being aodlum cblorlcle or doing II last year. ''One thing Daugherty of Mlclllgan State, common table salt. · about thoee guye IIley never lay wl!o begged off fQ take care of IIIIDle peroonal bualness. Jardine mentioned MlnneiOia, Iowa and Purdue aa pollible Bi&IO challe..ers and "then you have UM.reat of them with everyone expecting WlliCOII8In to llnlsh last." W81 going to get out kl the Clnclnnotl2. LOB-New 'fork 7, "In three years, Wisconsin fence before it had a chance to Clnclnnotl 4. ... won 1111ly three games, aD of hook foul" said Dyer 28-Garrett 2, Mlyt Tolan, Met tbir~d base . W Portz. SB-Bench. S- tbem CUlling last year," eald man ayne Horrelsan. Jardine. "l brouahta wllole new Garrett, who backed up Genlp h r " bb so alai! with me, we've got new try's four - hitler with a single Genlry Wl-6 9 4 1 I 2 9 helmets and new unllorms lor anlid atlepair of doublee, had done ~::~~r L5-4 ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ the team and everything new a t silent praying too. T-2:25. A-:12,902. we can think of to make our klda "When Bench's ball went over my head, I said kl myseU, 'Bend, bend, bend,'" said Line8Cl0re& Garrett. Unruffled Ge tr --'ed Mljor Leogue Resutll • n Y P·~By Uni e•i'l'ress tnternollonal to retire Bench on a ground baU National League to second and then struck out San Fran 210 0111 011- 6 15 0 Bernie Carbo to end the game. Chicago 120 000 0011- 3 7 0 Jim M Itt f Bryant, Carrllhe.-. (2), fh. . err aces Y Se- Mahon (9) and Dietz; Hands, decki of the Mets lonig t. Rodriguez {8) and Hundley. WP-Carrlthers ( J.l) . LP-Hands NEW YORK (13.]0) . HR-Bonds (18th) . During the month of August, 1b r h bl Sunday evening worship serHarrelsanss 3 0 0 Q LosAng 1100 011 027- 11 17 1 vicee of the United Methodist Boswoll2b 3 0 0 0 Plltsbgh 010 010 0112- 4 B 1 Clondenn lb 3 o o o Singer, Mikkelsen 151 , Hougll Churches wiD be coilducted at 4 0 1 0 (9) and f!aller. Torborg 191, the Union Campground each Shomskyrt Se~":;'C, 0 0 0 0 Moose. Glusll (B), Pena (9) , evening at 7:30. SGwar-tl3brf ~ 02 03 00 Lamb 19) and Sanguillen. 'WP- On Sunday evening, August '" • Mikkelsen (1 .1) . LP-Moose (8- 16 th R d Jorgenaon ct 3 o 1 o 81. Mi'n e evtten Mrs. Achsah Dyer c 3o 11 er will deliver the sermon. Gentry P 4 0 1 0 San Diego The Union Charge will have Totoll 31 2 7 1 000 103 OJJO oop .._. 13 11 special singing. George Oliver CINCINNATI st. Louis ab r ~ bl 102 1100 010 ooo 01- 5 15 o: will lead the singing. Roser! 4000 Coombs. Dobson (9), Dukes The Rev. Gerald Sayre will Tolan cf ~ 01 21 10 110), Willis 1121 and Cannizzo- bnng the message on Sunday Perez, 3b • ro; Gibson 116-5) and Torre. evemng August 23 Be hte1 d Benchc 4 o o o LP-WIIIIs 12-3) . HRs-Colbert . •. . · c an C.rbo If 3 0 0 0 l26thl, Allen (32ndl . Clifton Will be 10 charge of the May lb 3o 1o __ special singing and song leader Woadwrd •• 3 0 0 0 MMtreal m ooo 001- 7 8 o will be Reverend DeMoss. Clonlngorp 2 0 0 0 Allan Ia 320 002 tO•- 8 12 0 The Rev. Connie Dickens will Bravo ph 1 0 0 0 McGinn, Raymond (1), Stone- -·~ on Sunda A t 30 Granger P 0 0 0 0 man (2), Strohmayer (7) and • ..,.._ . l• ugus . · Totoll 30 1 4 1 Bateman : Nlek ro, Priddy (3), Mason will provide the Bpeelal New York 010 001 0011-2 Wilhelm 191 and Tillman, KI';Jl singing and Rev. DeMoss, the 111 nc__1on.fllngo_r. song · . · · · ' IWhl. H. Aaron l34thl. . · , • .. UJMi.fr SIIITD'O!lfs N.W York DID 0111 0011- 2 7 o no..,u -ee~ Cincinnati 1100 0111 0011- I 4 2 Gentry (8-6) and Dyer : Cloninger, Granger 19) and :r;1rrmg' , Bench . LP-.Cionlnger 15·41. ~· 1 FaDs CiiJ'dl!ltated U: S. Steel Mtlor Wed~y .Vening to advance U.iu• Jtondl1191 By Un lod Prils tnternotf~~~tl • Nollonol l.Nguo Eoat W. L. Pet. GB Pii!StiU~gh 6-4 53 .5-0 Now Yorl< 61 53 .535 11!2 Chl.,..h 59 57 .509 41f2 St. l.O.ta ss 60 .m 8 Phllacleltlhlo 53 &1 .o46$ 9'h MOO !real · IN all .4lll5 'r.t:::~ ~ u~:!Pr~!~l1. ~~lls.J.,.l;~ to the semi-finals of the winner's bracket In the K&K softball klurnamentln Pt. Pleasant. The winners coUected 17 hits Clyd J · tI f as e arns wen our or four and "Scooter" WBIIISley had three hils in four trips. Jim Smith was the winning pitcher. FaDs Ci"'1 will play Farmer's " Bank and Savings Company of Pomeroy Friday at 6 p. m. in the semi-finals and then travel L de. r ~guo oa rs to Parkersburg the- ·~me lr Unl od Press International even~ng to play the Nitro National League Distrtct runnereup In the Weet ·G. AB R. H. Pet. Virgm1a · · State Tournament. Carty, All 95 69 121 .362 Clmnte, Pit 88 334 331 52 117 _353 Perez,Cin 116 ;:u 89l.U .332 RGa... ston'c·'"sD l15 462 87151 .327 109<1:19 73 1ol3 .326 ( HOSPITAL NEWS ] p.m. Friday's Gimes g:~~.~~ ~':!:n1;' ~~g~J Davis, LA 107 ol36 72 1«1 .321 CJe•e ol Milwaukee, night Tolan, Cln lll 425 8S 136 .320 Chicago at Wash, nigh I Holzer Medical Center, Flrlt Torre, St.L 11 4ol36 60 139 .319 Kon City at -New York, night A•e. ·-• Cedar St. General American LNaut ' """ G. AI 'R. H. Pel. Min" • I Boston ' " Ighi vl8illns bounl :Z.C and 7-.'1 p. m. Yslzkl, 8os 112m 89 131 .330 oaly. Maternity villtlrW houri J ohnan, Cal 10H32 S9 139 .322 • ... to•,. _.., Pare •· 01 lvi,Min 109447 72lol3 .320 •'""· ,,.,. p.m • .....,. n.. F.Rbnln,llol 933-lo 6S 107 .315 Saunders' Club . IIIIY1oil Pedlatnc:. Want'. · Harper, Mil 106 o133 76136 .314 · ·' Bf1111a. ~lo. Chi m .t36 74 t36 .312 Advances in K&,k I!Dd Mr~., haD P. F o,CKIC 19901 ~ 383 113 .310 "'"" ..'"' a IIIII, """ "-• C.IV, - · NY1 113 -oi30 55 5 118 'I' ,....,...; 132 .3011 .307 Bob Sa1111der's ~ker State "o;rilzls, Cbuctle L. Monday,Ook 88307 51 94 -~ ~~~ C!nter of Gallipo)ll a~ltotnt R1n1 ·defeated the h011t team, KirK NolloMI LHgue: Bench, Cln M'l!lDe Homes, 6-2, In the K&ll; ' Perez, Cln 35; H. Aaron, Atl Tourney Wednesday. · Pauj Allen, St.L 32; Wltllanit. 31 · Wic)dlne and Bob Eastman slainmed two bill each for the wlntters. .paced the liiso:rs bill. Chicago ol3 75 .364 29V• Wodllftdoy's Ruuns Booton 7 Kan City 4, lsi Kansas CI~~J!oston 3, 2nd IOokland 11 Cleveland 4 Belttmore s California 4 Ttodoy•s Probllbte Pltcllers (All Times EOTl Detroit (/h.Loln 2·3) at Milwaukee (Pal!ln 8-91. 2:30 pm WHI W. L. Pet. GB ·Chicago (Miller HI at New ,. olD .661 ... York !McCormlok 1-Dl. 2 p.m. Kansaa City !Fitzmorris 5·31 6S #I .510 11 Boston IRomo 6-2) 1 30 p m 58 .#11 20 atCleveland (McDowell,16-7i ai 59 .417 20'12 Oakland (Odom H), 10:30 p.m. , "' .... :IS ' Boltlmore (Palmer 16-71 at 71 ,.388 32 ~-1 ... ttorn1a (Wright 15-9), 11 Ruult1 3 P·N.i I (Ka I 10 81 I 4 Wa~~~~tBosm~n 11-S), 7: ~ "·r. ,__ ;;; . ' llie=~ ;:; Services Wzll Be Held at Campground :t Cl~cl- ' l~ader. A Philo 1100 OliO 0011- D 5 2 Houston 02q 001 01>- 4 9 o Jackson, Wenz 18) and Ryan : Dierker 111 -10) and Edwards. LP-Jackson 13-11). HR-Menke IBihL Amerrcan League Minnesota 001 0111 OlD- 3 8 1 Wash 2011 003 OO•- 5 6 1 Tlant. Williams (6) , Woodson (7), Hall (I) and Ratlll! ; Hannan, Grzendo (81 and Casanova. WP-Hannan (8-S) . LP-Tiant (7-2) HR -Howard (31 •t) . · Detroit 020 003 0011- 5 8 2 Mllw 1100 2011 04•- 6 6 4 Cal Tl (8) S he . Act WASHINGTON (UPI) - U. S. Rep. Wayne Hays, D-Ohlo, charged Wednesday that Rite E. Hauser, a United States delegate to lbe United Nations, W81 ''prcmoUng hOIIlOeexuallty and lesbianism." Hays, commenting on Prealdent Nixon's double vekl ol education and housing biDs, aeld if Nixon reall• wa•ted '" z " w save money he sh"""" fire Mre. llauaer \ . , Mre. 'Hau.ser, In a !JII!!eCII to ~~~::;,ArA l~: ~~ l: :: ~~:~1:!·:!=Gej~~rc ~i~ :n~cans!: ~~~:: Brabender 16-141. LP-Timmerman 1•·4) HR-Werl (61hl · -· Chicago 1100 0111 3tci- 5 12 I ~w York 1100 0111 0011- 1 5 0 'johnson, Wood 17) and Josephson; Bahnsen. Kllmkow· lkl 18) and Munson. WP· Johnson (1-2) . LP-II<Ihnsen (1081 HRs. Herrmann 114th), white l16thl ·-Cleveland 130 ooo OOx-11 ooo- 4 139 21 Ooklnd lOS 230 Hargan, Auaffn (3), Colbert (31, Lllhtr (I) and Fosse; Ftngon Lachemonn (2) Locker (4) ond'Fernonctez. WP-Lacllemann (3-1) . LP-Austln (1-S). HR-FerNlndtz {loltli). reproduction baa become a BOCia1 goal. "I lmow no helter way of _.-.Uobing ...,. - • ...... ., - - w,. """' ...,, marriage be~ the aeme aeus," Mrs. Halllel' aeld. She repr 3lithe U 8 00 United ' ' Natlona' Human Rlghte Omml•on. Haya aJao saki Mimi could ..... ••ed """ .... • ·-·"' ,_., .. .,.,,_ u' ~lnle""Houaeteu_!!~~ - · •• ..,._ """ Senall JDIDiberl to tile ll&nlna ol the Poatil Relorm BDI Wednesday ralher dwi bavln& leltgamJ lieD! to . the ~ "You'll aeeOrqon an4 CallforIlia C!llllllnJ 011 atrqer wllli Wllllhington .State, WMillnCioft llld Clregul State inJproylnc.• "AI lor 1'lllnkett, ,.. jlllt ean't say enough abolrt IIIia lndlvi.&Jal. He hu abooat.,. llron8 an ar111 11 you'd emo 'lAIII to aee And be'll~you. :~~ 111 yar11a against file Air Foree " Academy lui year when we pit In ID opUon lor him for fbtt day." Ralllllll lmmedlately left for LGI Allgelea for llllolber talk there Wedneaday nighL u:... Leatens To Clash JW ASliLAMD, Ohio (UPI) Sanduaty and Mlamlaburg, both unbeaten, were kl meet ioday to determine which team goea lnkl the finals of the Ohio American Lealon Baseball Tournament without a loeo. Sandusky hammered LAncaster pitchers lor 18 hits Wednesday on the way kl a 7-4 win, while Mlamlslmg 111ueaked by Waahlngtm C.H. t-3 ID II IM· logs. In other semi-final play scheduled today, Sidney plays Bridgeport and Washington C.H. goes 81ainsl Lancall8r. ~lnal action Wednesday also lnclllled Bridgeport's ellmlnattoo of defending state and regiOIIaJ champl1111 cincinnati 1>-2; Worthlnglllll beat Parma ~ 1111 23 bits; and Sidney ouUasted Kent }lin 13 ilminp. Sandusky found Itself down J, · I after two lnnlnp, but MadE Mills and Mark Deming each clouted foil' hits kl putlbe lealn In the race. Waabln(lton C.H. scored once In the top of the lith, but Miamisburg came right bac:k with two nms In the bottom of the inning lor the win. ErQe Pyle, who tamed lhe lleinl mil, gotlbe plldllng victory In re!W. Dwight Relnaletle and Jln:t Albright each bad three bits lor Worlhlngtan u Jack Savage lot the win over Parma. ..'* 31 Placed in Jobs in July PT. PLEASANT - The West Jackson effected the placement Virginia Department of Em- of 31 Individuals in gainful ployment Security serving the employment during July. countiee of Mason, Putnam and Selection and referral W81! completed In connection with 119 Neighborhood Youth Corps ~ participants in Muon and ; Jacklon Counties; 54 ID Mason and 65 In Jackson County In connection with the state Department of Mental Health, , CUSS Department of Highways, 1 Department of Employment WASHINGTON (UPI) Security, and the Department of • President Nixon will cooler In Naltiral Resources. New Orleans Friday with citizen representatives from The program Ia deeigned kl stUdents, meeting · seven southern states lacln& give established income criteria, school deseareption problems tbls fall, lbe White House an- experience , and-or an opnounced. portunity to estabUah desirable · Preu Secretary Rooald L. work habill. In addition, the .: 7iegJer said chairmen and vice salary of $1.45 per hour for the · chairmen of state advieory 32 hour week is judged an 1m- '. commltteeaon pubUc education portent facklr in llllllllns youth ·, " "• from Alabama, Arkansas, to remain In achool. L'il'u'fiil ii'ii·a··;·· 'G~ofgia, ~ lnJulfan.MD'f"' eJa. in '•tri,Jlt'· ~s -' Mi•"•slppl, North C1ro11na and Pl}'l!hlatric ' iJdi South Carolina will meet with Individuals In an occupatJon · was activated. the President. PITCHER HURT Ziegler said lite President would confer eeparately In New OAKLAND !UP)) - The . Orleans with the Loulslana Oakland A's announced Wed- ,. Slate n--•ttee H _..._,,,,, neaday that pitcher Jim Roland · .....w.u · e ... ~ ••......., has met with thestatearoupaln has a torn ligament in his knee ;_ Waablngton !rem Milalsslppl, and will be lost to the club for ·· South carolina, North C8rollna, about 10 days. Georgia and Arlwisaa. Roland injured the knee in a . futile slide home in the eighth · "1belawillmportenlandiaa central Ingredient in thla Inning of Tuesday mght's 6-6 " p:-oblem but we are trying kl victory over the Cleveland ' '-Old 1a1 •··manalhereaea,. IOC c.-..~ Indians. He continued to pitch in ~ and Ia much more kl it the ninth, retired two batters than the law," a Nixon and then gave up a single to Roy ; ._ saki. 8pO•""'IWI Foster . .. •••••••••••••••••• Desegregation Problems Wzll Be Dis ecJ ·w Roof Coating Our Own "Ebers bach Brand" BLACK ASHPHALTUM .BLACK ASBESTOS !1 • I ,,::t'' ·:•• ,.' •3.45 ' ·..' 5 GAL can 1.10 FOR 1 GAL CM Hardware ' HIGH SCHOot SCENE! ' •lei ' R.~ds Victim of Ge~try's Money Drive W,~, ltina!IPo to'ftature 'lllldes ollhe _.__iliiiiiii... ! 1 ~!dDIIJi•theGimltl ~;;..-r;-;:~!lte ~; ~ the <:ut.. ~ Baadll Cluunp" w.u .llle "Browa llomered I« ~ iD11n11ct run. lltmlber" lllmleU. Tbe aiiiD& Tbe ~ aJll. the 01111 f'>!l u. year. ol d tor 111 e r 'J;c . . . • lrlbale ~ ~.. ._..., llle wloo wore llle mfll eo•eled l!f.OWII Ill bull!l Joscer lltla ..!_~ ~•.. -w~ wben Roo WlWI nlbd- 011'1 Taylor wldl the baa ~WIJIIe t.bJt - t 1-lor-4 llld ' .1 Bucks, USC Fa-vored were oa, band lor Detroit's baa* I l ~ lllltctYeR .~ b:k- i;l ..* (<' - : Genii")' ~er alloifed. ariother l'llllllel" kl filch bale u he went 111 tq 1111&1 the Reds, 11-1, 011 a ""••-hiller! II moved the Meta _1'>!1 Pllltl behind the Plttiliurlh Plralell, 'IIIIo Wit to Loi Ani•~. ll-4, In the Eut ' "Everything In Hardware" Sr. ~I <I , ,, ·~I ·•I 0)1, 'I "' fr··1 �' I • J - Tht O.Uy Sentinel, MiddlepJrt-Ponieroy,O., Allgllltl3, 1970 .,. Bench'~· Fooled :¥ire Br V!'J'O STELUNO . . ~-lflciifl1\'i'lltr . ~GelitrY na In lnlullle. • . The Mew York Nell' "'•"'- f~ • I , IHic:k iloubJel 'to llabby Talan and Tony Pem: and ,.. 11111'· ... a :Z.I IMd In tile ljsth INUg Dlvlllon, l • 'IIIII ,a 34,COWI! 1111 q. clepijl • ·' ' ' ' ' , 'Calendar Style Creations are JANE JORDAN, LEl'T, CARPI!:N'I'ER, IIIII l.ueJ Halter, Pomeroy Roote 3, were the cl1111 winners ID the lounging clothes dlv181onat Wednesday night's Melp County ~style rewe. The statue of Liberty arrived dismantled in New York in 1884. Sections of the gift from France were packed in 214 crates aboard a steamship. LEGAL NOTICE IN Tlilf" COM'~ ~ PLEAS COURT ME<GS COUNTY, OHIO T HE FIRST NATIONAL lANK (NELSONVILLEI vs WILLIAM 8 . SKAGGS CASE NO. 14,6U Pursuant to an Order of Sale issued by the Court of Co.mmon Pleas of Meigs County, Ohio . I will offer for sale at public auction on the 12th day of Septamber , 1970, at 10 :00 A.M . at the steps of the Court House or said count y, In VIllage of Pomeroy , the following described real e$t,,te: ,. ~IDtlleclleillqNiwitba l!Jather a-, San Francia- PI!* beblnd the Pirates.. hltW Iii the andnhall ~· co b,eal ~. 841, Houltm Ha!1J1 Aanll . C!fon.. !!' tbree ~ lineup-eatcber Jolmny blanJt.ed Pbl!allelplila, f-0, At· : 111111 wid! 1111 Mill hiiPit 1¢ 1 IICD. Iaiita edged Montreal, 8-7, and illl8l8 u Atlallta ~7· Met catcher Duffy Dyer St. Loull outl8ited San Diego, 5- A8rGn nlnr and Oa8bede (uW lllgn to Genii")' c, In 141m!Jiga, • hu a teal llholat ilabe •a ai\d lbe pltcheubook ltldf, The Loa Aqte)e~ acored 1\!.0 nma lll8l'k of 714. Boll PrWy 8lld •1111 ·pldler IIIII dec.lded to I n = : on a w0c1 ~tch and Hoyt Wilhelm pitched two-bit pmble witll the ..,_Ne up In a out to 1118p 8 :1-2 11e ··• reJiel ball o- ~ IIDIJ IIIVIII ~.. the the ~~~ -lituatlm kl lbe !ben aploded lor aeven n1111ln lnnlDilslor Bravea. ill!ll' lhiQer. · the nlntb to beat Pltta~Mqb. Llr'r1 Dlerlrer pllcher,la ftw~ llnlteeY worked perfectBob G~¥ ~~ent It 1nn1np hitter aa Hou11C111 beat Pblladel· q.lienclutrudi:oulllllthe~tch IIIII acattered 11 bill u st. pbla.JllbnMayberry_doulUdln and. Genii")' than lllrudr; ont Loull outJailed San Diego. The 1111e run llld IICGl'ed two others ~ <;arbO kl end lbe tlnat. Carda acored the 'lrinniDI run lor lhe Alllw. :. COLUMBUS (UPI) Edwin G. LAwton, Amerlcon fndependeol Party oomlnee for governor, aanoaneed Wedneoday blo party is circulating petitions at county flllrs lu auppo,rl of the Oblo National Gaanl'o eoforcemeat action &I Keat State University aod other liol-plagued stele colleges. ·\"Each slgualure II a voice of patriotism speaking out In protest against the deatrocllve riollu« by the eoemles of decency and freedom, " Lawton said. Circulation of the pellllons began Tuesday al the Rolls C.unly fair in Cblllleolhe, LAwton said. (Continued from pap I) Walsh 1111d Slier! Y•nn~. In the ' 'spor~-clothes" dlvisiOII, the beat of the clllll were Jenny BaDey, Marcia Carr, Tonya KeebaJ18h, Rhea Mora, Mary Robinson and Barbara WeU. Others were Avis BiaseD, Kendy Chaney, VIrginia Cline, Gwenda Depoy, Brenda Donahue, Rhonda Fortney, Julia Gheen, Debbie ·iJarnes, Celhy Harrison, Paula Haubar, Susie Jones, Cheryl Kuhn, Diane Milliron, Maiy MiDs, Sara Nelson,. Brenda Stanley and Betty Upton. Lucy Holter and Jane Jordan were the best in the "lounging clothes" class. Others parliclpallnl! were JaneDe CWn· mings, Janice Holter, Sharon Holter, Debbie Johnson, Diana Larkins and Vickie Oberholzer. Selected as the beat in the · "dress-up dress" division were Melanie Dean, Julia Holter, Margie Jeffers 1111d llllth Jordan , while Marilyn Alkire, Irene Barnes, Unda Beal, Twila Clatworty, Debbie Harbrecht, Ingrid Hawley, Becky Judged Boudushelt, Mary Smith, Wlndon, Bonnie Wood, l!&lliln Nancy St. Clair and Sandra Van Wrlsht. ' Meter also modeled in the class. Also, Kim Allllian,' ~lily ·wendy Carper and Jean Amsbary, lmojean Blevins, White, the only two girls in Redenllh Blevins, Patricia "teilored outfits," both won. Boston, ~lla Buchanan, Miss Carper's outfit w81 a cape Teresa Buckley, Sonia carr, suit while Miss Whi!l!hoad wore Racl¥!1 Coen, Ruth Coen, a maxi length coat over a white Barbara Henderson, Sharon mini length dress with tall black Henderson, Susan Henderson, boola and white accessories. Julia Johnson, Betty Jordan,' Modeling various accessorlea Nancy Lawrence, Cheryl In a non-judged category were : Lawson, Esther Lowery, Debbie BaUey, Cheryl Barn· Tammy Pitzer, Ceclla ShUtz, hart, Celhy Blaettner, Mary Sherry ShUiz, Jenny Wblte,_J!lll Blaettnar, Jana Burson, Jennie Wh!tehead, Debbie Windon, Chapman, Patty Darst, Tina Basheba Witte. Duffy, Patty Dyer , Paula ' Eichinger , Vanessa Folmer , Launa Greer , Margaret GrU· lith, Pam Harden, Paula SEESTAGESHOW Hyaell, Kay Jones, Patty Mr. andMrs. LandonSmlthof Lambert, Beth McKnight, Pam Mees, Janet Mora, Mary Mora, Harrisonville and Mr · 1111d Mre. Bonnie Morris, Cheryl Mowery, Richard Spurlock of Point Carla ·Nottingham, Becky Pleasant spent the weekend In Painter, Diana PaiDter, Faith Beckley, W. Va. klaeethesteae Hatllelds Perrin, Diana Pullins, KathY presentation, "The .. vial Pullins Terri Pullins Rhonde and the McCoys • and to I Reuter; Noncy Smith: Melody with J. R. Van Metl'r, former Snouffner Becky Thomas June athletic coach of Mr. Smith at Wamsley,' Sonia While, Becty Point Pleasant. ' FBID'.d: LA~L . CLIFF Better HeaJtll' Club; 7':Jil ~. boole of lreltl ' ~. : .. . lllMDAY REUNION,'OJ families of Abrabazh iltd Mary WW Bahr Sunday at Forked · JluQ ~. buket dinner ah!OQn; BIRTBDAY. .VED · Tbe 14th ~ .'or Mary Ruth Sauer, ••iilfitw of Mr. llld Harolill·:B!~Pi!f .... obll!lllelt '1!1111 ' ( , ~ allll IIIUIII)!er iJirt1. honored aueat IIIII ·''""~· lllr frlilndl, Pam J11111t ~-- ,,.....,. ,.,- · . S!tUh,' and Gram ur.. n.. "'·•-ur· lllllllarMf,J ' ·*· blve A tile t.:..ID.. ' 1 , r,r.;;;r ' '' -. t , , INOPP, BoN c1r Mr. and Mrs, ~ ~;, ~~ recelwd a lraclured lei In a Jnortu attick wlile ~'JB Vtetuam and bU been boeiilallle<illl Japan. HtJ ~ la,811. ._ KDopp, 21UU111, Ward ii, Third Sar8Wal Holpltal, APO San Franclico IIZI$, ,. -~ . •, '" • '' atAX MJsil LI!PA IW: DAEIJ'l'B8; MEIGSiiiDI SCIMlliH~ 8CODGII'll 'tlacblir ~ ClllllimleiiiD battle aJieallb ·~··· ..' MIIIIQI~ .. · ''v& •· W ''' li!!:!IUII ,...,. ._..., jult' be(tlte'' ~ ·· '· ., !. ,,, .. -1 ~H«-da!itlli-IIU'~IIeroi!Jte~b.~'-=~·l · . <·. ljll ' 1nc . !Dibellllnraild~ieturnedto aolt'llbi•Jlttliockllar,~.e<~JM4•111lliltie~.lud tile Sauer~ IGr 'mklnlpt llJPPII'· Tbe blriliilij tal1le wu -'tred witli a pilar niPIIca eaa. A lllllilbtr -Jllrtl and brund1 ,t IIOilll the . neat day c!lftclUded lbe'dalr. i!lirt.Aug. 11. • . . . .: ' ;' .. , . , . '' . .. ~ . 1.,. · .: '""' '''t , '· ·t-lilill'·,: ' GAJ'Y 81fOPB, ,JII!!JGR GAMB ~. la ,,e~ .umtion lo IIIWI aaleiJ clinic to be bald al 7p.'m. Cl!1o 'lb!riliy Aug. ll, at the Ohio D$it lmiilt of Nalural ~ ltdlldinl'; 3110~8t.leSI.,AibeniiCII'bo71andllrillttolfJelriOJi\' 11 • Gl!lll will be pmlde d and a-tjqnce to' the :Aibez'ti·I;!Jfirtit; VJSITIMG HERE II[IOilllin, will be prOvtded bf'tbe ai10 ~tr,a11 Pa~~ Orville ~hers of Mont- Athelil DIY P.ollce ~ lbe AtJienl· ColiiiiJ ~~ =·h~b::o~ ~~ llld tl)e OliJ, lllvillon oh\'lll\Jife:. , ·.. " In-law, Mr.lllld Mrs. !Ucbard Rl , vali!IIIJanreqllhed, IDd~ybe•!ilflltljtj .~~ Chambera, ind other relative~. Pafrlllljlatloo, Rolli, fbe ~ Ill ' .. Rtc;blllld A'ft.; . . nl<Sportil!i ~ Store. ~ -·· i!ta'-' :r=. u:iw·' nr.. t.;;:'':'bila ..; Atlleal,•attlltDIYiilooofW1ldll!eql&jtlzl'~-- '. ' ''·" • Special Probe Complete::;~.=:~..;ri~ •• 811111 Mlnstnl AMV!jab wbidlla dWii ,fM lwOG&Ilt ~' •' By LEE LEONARD .. mel\ls and are looking for , , ln_g;)!lem1 ~'1jqll.:; ..,,.. .,.u ..1 , ~m.ilb!B~- IIIIo :•li;pJ~~~~~· · UPJStelebOille Reporter role ·ll>pli;yineiiilibl! tli'e'wiif? "IJIIOI'Oers Ia ·a misnomer," bJ1b icliOols · -• ct;lfidi'liii)J;'J ·SitVatt in·. tr.e Township' Of ' '"" r .. ,.,. . . , , . COLUMBUS(UPI)-Aspecial Speck said. "I alsO' believe they Kelch said. "These things • ."1\'e.are abouaolbls far MW~7 Ru•IUJoote, ··-~· ', ' Le~an.qn, in the County ot Meig~ ,. ' legislative commjtlee stadying have guilt feelings about their should be classed as rloil, and frlllll !enll!llllllld cpsturiiiDCIII ' o1f1 J wilt caJI · -jU d an'CJ Sfble of Ohio, to -wn : PLAN IIRlDGECENTERS ,_~.. In our ,_. ....~ ICbooll;, l8ld Mew · ~lei Ch•IIJCI'f and Carl W · .t..ll' 1111CJ'il 1,'1'lP · ! Btlng part of Section 22, Town the Ca..- -• of campus unrest affluence, and they need to find I mean the term In the ,.._. · " • ~toearryouttllt-llailfllla - ....11''11N;L I :.·. t :- '. 3, Range 11 of the Ohio Com COLUMBUS (UP!) - ConUn, ~bll ib..nb 8lld flri.. .. · , , ? _,.. , .,, ' . · ., • ' pany's Purchase. and bounded tracts were signed Wednesday has compleied, for the present, some caii!Je to justify their eel sense." the public hearing phase of its existence as affluent people." Kelch said colle1e admlnls- tinge~ abouf .an ln'cb apart. '· · '· · and described as follows: Beginning at the southeast lor the first of more than 100 ln~uiry . Speck, who defeated · Rep. trators should be held re!lp01181· ' 'Tbey learn tt.,e thlngs rrotn ........ corner of a ,. acre tract of land Charles H. Goren Bridge The House-Senate unit WedDon R. Goddard for the Re· ble for campus disturbances; their coliele brOihera aixl tdadeeded by Charle& Taylor to former granf4!!eS; thence west Centers to be eatabllabed needay finished ita second day publican nomination to run for hiring and- fr1llnln& • require- ten.? . 150 feet to a maple tree; thence thriJUihoul the United States north 75 feel to an Elm Tree ; within lbe nexl 11 mootha. of hearings thil week and pre- thn House, recommended a low- menta lor carop1111 patrolmen ,......;.... thence east lSO feet to the Ohio pared to go inkl private conoul· er vollns age, an easing of re- should match lhoee of otber River ; thence south down the Goren aeld the lirsl three tetions with steff personnel kl qulrements for minor parti~ to law enforcement 81encles; the Ohio River 75 teet to the place of cenlerl would be located here, evaluate testhnony taken dutlng get on the ballot and an up- Ohio Hlgbway Patrol sbou1d eabeginning , containing on e· at and Milwaukee. The a month of meetings and cam- grading in ltJO quality of ed a- tehll.lh special ualta In coiJeae fourth acre, more or less . Subject to en olla~d on lease centers will offer courses pus visits. lion In the ghetto. areas lor uae In caaa of dt.heretofore made to a . H . Putnam. Subject to 1 flowage ranging fnm elemontary kl Rep. Robert E. Levitt, JI.Can. Rep. Robert E.· et21e • R- orders, and · munlciplllllea easement to United Stetes ot advanced brld&e playing, ton, said the committee wiD de· Laura, klld the panel lier in should be reimburoed !« pollee Amerlct . taught by p:-oleslional bridge cide, probably In the next two the day he recommends bllting protection during campus rlotl Reference : Volum e 111, page 511, Mtlgs County Mortgage players with the help ri audio- weeke, on recommendattono for faCUlty members where it hurls which tipW over Info the CUD• Records . vilual machines. posolble emersency legislaUon. - In their pocketbooks - when munlty. . Terms of Sale : Cash for not 'Ins than two-thirds of the ap U 81reetnenl could be reach· catnpuses are closed because of Joseph NewUn, executive sec· praised value, the property ed on a course of legislative ac- disorders. ·retary of the Obia Aaaoclltloo being appraised at tiOO.OO. tioo, the committee would ask "One thing we should do Is lor Higher EducatiOn, warned DOCTOR F. WINS ROIERT C. HARTENIACH , COLUMBUS (UPI) - Doctor Gov . James A. Rhodes kl caD putmeaningful responsibility on dis::tur:ban:cea:ma:y~be:ll[ll:ea;tll::•a:.::::;;c~ SH.RIFF OF MEIGS COUNTY, OHIO. . F. won the featured eipth race a special session of the General the faculty for controlling camat Scioto Downs Wednesday Assembly, which has adjourned pus situations," Ne121ey said. Ill 13, 20, 21 191 3, 10, Sic "We could do thia by skipping night, a $1,600 pace. Bengal for the year. Levitt indicated the chances their salary when the university Lobell was second and Barney'• of a apecial session ""' an un- is closed." Gill third. In the co-featured seventh known quantity at present, ud He also caned for what be DEVOTED TO race, a $1,200 pace, Mike Astra that the Republlean and Demo- labeled a "!rUth in !llllary for INTEREST OF come from seventh at the cratic leaders will have a lot to professors" bill which would MEIGS-MO.SON AREA stretch to win by a neck. Second say about whether It Is require salary schedules for CHESTER L. TANNEHILL, Exec . Ed. mended. · • faciuJty members baaed on the was Armbro Hooter with ROBERT HOEFLICH, Blamea Slldeiit Gllllt number of hours they actnally ' Russtee third. The daily double -· . City Editor Published dally except combination of Irish Specialty AMusklngum eonege proles- teach. Slturdav by The Oh lo Valley In the first and Rendevous sor and stele legislaUve candlRiot Not Dlsordera Pltblllhlno Comp1nv, 111 Court St •• Pomeroy , Ohio, ,.5749. Loper in the secood race paid date, Sam Speclt, wrapped up Q.oy Kelch, police chief of IUIIMU Office F'hone 992-2156, $54.00. Attendllllce was 3,922 the testimony Wedneaday, Logllli and head of the Obia Editorial Pll«<e 992-2157. $fcond class postage paid at blaming guilt feelings lor the AssoCiaUon of Chlela of Pollee, Pomeroy , Ohio . · and the day 's handle was $178,737. way nillitant students behave. t~ld the conunittee~t time Nlflonal advertlslnp riPrtlentallve Bottlntll • "I lhlnk they have guilt feel. to skip calling c " trou· . Gllilaher, Inc .. 12 E11t •1st Sl.. Old _. Ll""•• ..,,_11 ings about their draft defer- blea "disorders" and 8 call· · , New 'fork City , New York. e.. -.-., .1.uw !l. 1 SUbscription rotes :,Dettvered The brlstlec011e pines iii by "rrter Where available 45 . C411fl per - • : one year In ' the White Mountains of Call· ot The Dollv Sentinot fornla are the oldest living :' leo, S23.AO. SiK monlhs< !binG• ~arth Of ·the' 1.7 70. ThrH months. 15.15 By ... .,..--~ · ' lor·· Routt Where carr lor speclmenl eatablitthed by : lervlc not available : On• nng count to be over 4 000 month lUO. By mall : One year ' , [ 112.110. Sl• months 16.1.1. Three years old, the extreme ev , monthsl4.0il. SUbscription orlce ample beliD ita growth . irlcludes SOndov Tlmfs.Senllnel. : aboutlflf{)ll.C. · ' nQ'f ~'tU p,;_w ),.,~. clii ·. · ancaao '"""*"· I' r heaY)"oYef&IU eUIIIpiOI! Of tile werld remalled Ia a Deaver h-.pJtal wllere he II 111!der&oln& PIJC~Irle treaiq~e._ "IJ'• Jte coulda't ' -• m McCLURE'S DAIRY ISLE ''SPEct4Ls'). Friday, Sat.ui11av & .Sunday . August 14 • 15 - 16 ,MeCWRE'S .ON TH~ : :.~~ ~r.,r:; :,:Spae": *leaee at Coho AreQ. "But be's here Ia •"'"''·" --~~.,...~"-~~ - CINCINNATI (UP!) - Alter going 46 daya witltout a vlc!Gry. Gary Gentry figured it was about time he "started a money drive lor the whole team." Sq,the:l2-year-oldrighthander went out Ill the mound Wednesday night and loeaed a four-hitteras he pitched the New York Mi!ts to a t-1 victory over the ClnctnnaU RedJ. The Mets victory, coupled willttbe Loa Ani!eles' Dodgers' triumph over the Pittsburgh Pirates, left the RedJ with an IIgame lead In file National Leagu', W~sl as they go Into tonlgbl s s¢ea finale. · ''.!'hoae qoct8er4 aren't going to give up, ' eaid Red Manager sparky Anderson. "That doubleheader they took from us Sunday did them a lot of good." The Meta b&ven't given up on repeallns as•world champlona eltlter. And, Iince they traD file league • le~ding Pirates by only I~ 1811leti In the National LeagQ!l ~1, they are in a lot beljerpoaiUon than the Dodgers. ""! • ' I' d on't come around," sald Oenlr)' Wedoeeday night, "we· could get hurt. r feel that l'tn lniportent enough that the team needs me." "Want To WID" How big a salary raise Gen- try will receive next year doesn't concern hllli. He's shooting for the $20,000 that goea with the world championship. "I figure I've got 12 alerts left and I want to win them," be said. The vicklry was the eighth against six losses lor the slender Met righthander, who has been bothered by an assortmen! of ailments which Includes sMu)der and elbow ~rles and blistere. "I have to believe that all of my arm troubles stem from an ankle r sprained while playing basketball a couple of weeks before spring training," said Genii")'. "llllllBt have hart my ann favoring the ankle because I've never gotten a sore arm from throwing." Gentry's siarUng assignment w81 his first since he was routed in the fifth inning by the San Diego Padree back oo July 31. And the performance be turned in came cloee to rriatching the one - hitter he threw against the Chicago Cubs eariier this season. Ernie Banks got the only hit in that game. "I'd have bed a no - hitter if I had thrown the pitch Gerry Grote called for," said Gentry , Grote had caDed lor a curve but Gentry shook .him off and threw a last baD. "!thought I could jam Banke but I didn,'t," he said regretfully. Wednesday night Gentry shook off Met catcher Dully Dyer. This thne, though, he had no regrets. Cunsecutive doubi:!S by Bobby Tolan and Tony Perez had given the Reds a I'WI in the sixth inning when Johnny Bench stepped to the plate with one out. And, the count was 3'2 when Bench went down swinging on a change-up. "Gary made a lot of good pitches· tooight, " !lllid Met Manager GD Hodgee. "But that had to be the best one." Genii")' shook off a fast ball signal U~ree thnes and a curve ball once before throwing Bench the change-up. "I hadn't thrown Bench a change - up all night and I figured it was a good thne," he said. "I'm glad he swung at It tilo because it would have been baD foitr." Bench came within a few feet of gaining revenge against Gentry in the ninth inning when he fouled a pitch in the left field seats. "I was afraid the ball Falls City m• SemMlnaJ.s CY'! ! , W •· • . . · . '. . . ,': ' .·.·,': By ~- SNIDER UPI.,.... Wrllor MEW TOIUt (UPI)-IT's a J.ID&, Jane trill from AuiUit to N"" y...,.•a Day but 11'11 team tbat bGpel to let Into lhe liGie Bowl~d ..ller~prepuedto laloct ~ Oldd Stale 'lind Southern ~. '11lal'1 tbt not too atartllna ..,prllaal b1 me coach !rom the Bl&lO IIIII one from the Pacific I apeakiJIC In New York Wedneaday aalhe 11.411dlowl klc:ked Gillis nat10aa1 drive to balll'hoo a aame tbat'l already a IIUI'I!· PIP aellout. "Southam California acliln II down and qull and IIley never believe wt're slptinl an over &l•e youiD)'IIIID&." /i. ·"It ..,. like Oblo Stale and "We hope . 4111r lllliuJ WI Mlchlpn are the ~JIIIb ID our leave aciiDOI aflllr < lhla teacue witllllne )lii'IOIIJlel 8lld with their heada 011 their coaclilq," aald Wlaconaln's aboulden lnatad of In !htir newc:oacb,JohnJardiJie. "Butl ..nda." wouldn'tiiUiobelnMichlpn's Ralaonbaaesparlofbilbopea aboelylhe day they play Ohio 'tor beating Southern Ca!Unla Slate. '111af'll be a real bam- -the Far West's liGie Bowl burner." team lor lbe last lour yeara -«1 Michigan cut down the his ace quarterback, Jim Buc:keyea, :M-12, last year and PIWlkett. •. Wl!lll on kl the Rose Bowl. "I Uke kl thlnlt Stenford 8lld Mlcblpn, lberelore, Is lnellgl- UCLA wiU be up there u they ble to retwn to Paaadena under were a year 110, no worae than the Big IO's ''no l'e@t&t" rule . a tie for secood place," be eald. Jardine, 35-year-old former ••ln. ~~..!be~~: ~'itac:U~~~~ Seawater contains many salta, the predomlnatlnc one team came within 011eii8COOd of replacement apealrer lor Dully being aodlum cblorlcle or doing II last year. ''One thing Daugherty of Mlclllgan State, common table salt. · about thoee guye IIley never lay wl!o begged off fQ take care of IIIIDle peroonal bualness. Jardine mentioned MlnneiOia, Iowa and Purdue aa pollible Bi&IO challe..ers and "then you have UM.reat of them with everyone expecting WlliCOII8In to llnlsh last." W81 going to get out kl the Clnclnnotl2. LOB-New 'fork 7, "In three years, Wisconsin fence before it had a chance to Clnclnnotl 4. ... won 1111ly three games, aD of hook foul" said Dyer 28-Garrett 2, Mlyt Tolan, Met tbir~d base . W Portz. SB-Bench. S- tbem CUlling last year," eald man ayne Horrelsan. Jardine. "l brouahta wllole new Garrett, who backed up Genlp h r " bb so alai! with me, we've got new try's four - hitler with a single Genlry Wl-6 9 4 1 I 2 9 helmets and new unllorms lor anlid atlepair of doublee, had done ~::~~r L5-4 ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ the team and everything new a t silent praying too. T-2:25. A-:12,902. we can think of to make our klda "When Bench's ball went over my head, I said kl myseU, 'Bend, bend, bend,'" said Line8Cl0re& Garrett. Unruffled Ge tr --'ed Mljor Leogue Resutll • n Y P·~By Uni e•i'l'ress tnternollonal to retire Bench on a ground baU National League to second and then struck out San Fran 210 0111 011- 6 15 0 Bernie Carbo to end the game. Chicago 120 000 0011- 3 7 0 Jim M Itt f Bryant, Carrllhe.-. (2), fh. . err aces Y Se- Mahon (9) and Dietz; Hands, decki of the Mets lonig t. Rodriguez {8) and Hundley. WP-Carrlthers ( J.l) . LP-Hands NEW YORK (13.]0) . HR-Bonds (18th) . During the month of August, 1b r h bl Sunday evening worship serHarrelsanss 3 0 0 Q LosAng 1100 011 027- 11 17 1 vicee of the United Methodist Boswoll2b 3 0 0 0 Plltsbgh 010 010 0112- 4 B 1 Clondenn lb 3 o o o Singer, Mikkelsen 151 , Hougll Churches wiD be coilducted at 4 0 1 0 (9) and f!aller. Torborg 191, the Union Campground each Shomskyrt Se~":;'C, 0 0 0 0 Moose. Glusll (B), Pena (9) , evening at 7:30. SGwar-tl3brf ~ 02 03 00 Lamb 19) and Sanguillen. 'WP- On Sunday evening, August '" • Mikkelsen (1 .1) . LP-Moose (8- 16 th R d Jorgenaon ct 3 o 1 o 81. Mi'n e evtten Mrs. Achsah Dyer c 3o 11 er will deliver the sermon. Gentry P 4 0 1 0 San Diego The Union Charge will have Totoll 31 2 7 1 000 103 OJJO oop .._. 13 11 special singing. George Oliver CINCINNATI st. Louis ab r ~ bl 102 1100 010 ooo 01- 5 15 o: will lead the singing. Roser! 4000 Coombs. Dobson (9), Dukes The Rev. Gerald Sayre will Tolan cf ~ 01 21 10 110), Willis 1121 and Cannizzo- bnng the message on Sunday Perez, 3b • ro; Gibson 116-5) and Torre. evemng August 23 Be hte1 d Benchc 4 o o o LP-WIIIIs 12-3) . HRs-Colbert . •. . · c an C.rbo If 3 0 0 0 l26thl, Allen (32ndl . Clifton Will be 10 charge of the May lb 3o 1o __ special singing and song leader Woadwrd •• 3 0 0 0 MMtreal m ooo 001- 7 8 o will be Reverend DeMoss. Clonlngorp 2 0 0 0 Allan Ia 320 002 tO•- 8 12 0 The Rev. Connie Dickens will Bravo ph 1 0 0 0 McGinn, Raymond (1), Stone- -·~ on Sunda A t 30 Granger P 0 0 0 0 man (2), Strohmayer (7) and • ..,.._ . l• ugus . · Totoll 30 1 4 1 Bateman : Nlek ro, Priddy (3), Mason will provide the Bpeelal New York 010 001 0011-2 Wilhelm 191 and Tillman, KI';Jl singing and Rev. DeMoss, the 111 nc__1on.fllngo_r. song · . · · · ' IWhl. H. Aaron l34thl. . · , • .. UJMi.fr SIIITD'O!lfs N.W York DID 0111 0011- 2 7 o no..,u -ee~ Cincinnati 1100 0111 0011- I 4 2 Gentry (8-6) and Dyer : Cloninger, Granger 19) and :r;1rrmg' , Bench . LP-.Cionlnger 15·41. ~· 1 FaDs CiiJ'dl!ltated U: S. Steel Mtlor Wed~y .Vening to advance U.iu• Jtondl1191 By Un lod Prils tnternotf~~~tl • Nollonol l.Nguo Eoat W. L. Pet. GB Pii!StiU~gh 6-4 53 .5-0 Now Yorl< 61 53 .535 11!2 Chl.,..h 59 57 .509 41f2 St. l.O.ta ss 60 .m 8 Phllacleltlhlo 53 &1 .o46$ 9'h MOO !real · IN all .4lll5 'r.t:::~ ~ u~:!Pr~!~l1. ~~lls.J.,.l;~ to the semi-finals of the winner's bracket In the K&K softball klurnamentln Pt. Pleasant. The winners coUected 17 hits Clyd J · tI f as e arns wen our or four and "Scooter" WBIIISley had three hils in four trips. Jim Smith was the winning pitcher. FaDs Ci"'1 will play Farmer's " Bank and Savings Company of Pomeroy Friday at 6 p. m. in the semi-finals and then travel L de. r ~guo oa rs to Parkersburg the- ·~me lr Unl od Press International even~ng to play the Nitro National League Distrtct runnereup In the Weet ·G. AB R. H. Pet. Virgm1a · · State Tournament. Carty, All 95 69 121 .362 Clmnte, Pit 88 334 331 52 117 _353 Perez,Cin 116 ;:u 89l.U .332 RGa... ston'c·'"sD l15 462 87151 .327 109<1:19 73 1ol3 .326 ( HOSPITAL NEWS ] p.m. Friday's Gimes g:~~.~~ ~':!:n1;' ~~g~J Davis, LA 107 ol36 72 1«1 .321 CJe•e ol Milwaukee, night Tolan, Cln lll 425 8S 136 .320 Chicago at Wash, nigh I Holzer Medical Center, Flrlt Torre, St.L 11 4ol36 60 139 .319 Kon City at -New York, night A•e. ·-• Cedar St. General American LNaut ' """ G. AI 'R. H. Pel. Min" • I Boston ' " Ighi vl8illns bounl :Z.C and 7-.'1 p. m. Yslzkl, 8os 112m 89 131 .330 oaly. Maternity villtlrW houri J ohnan, Cal 10H32 S9 139 .322 • ... to•,. _.., Pare •· 01 lvi,Min 109447 72lol3 .320 •'""· ,,.,. p.m • .....,. n.. F.Rbnln,llol 933-lo 6S 107 .315 Saunders' Club . IIIIY1oil Pedlatnc:. Want'. · Harper, Mil 106 o133 76136 .314 · ·' Bf1111a. ~lo. Chi m .t36 74 t36 .312 Advances in K&,k I!Dd Mr~., haD P. F o,CKIC 19901 ~ 383 113 .310 "'"" ..'"' a IIIII, """ "-• C.IV, - · NY1 113 -oi30 55 5 118 'I' ,....,...; 132 .3011 .307 Bob Sa1111der's ~ker State "o;rilzls, Cbuctle L. Monday,Ook 88307 51 94 -~ ~~~ C!nter of Gallipo)ll a~ltotnt R1n1 ·defeated the h011t team, KirK NolloMI LHgue: Bench, Cln M'l!lDe Homes, 6-2, In the K&ll; ' Perez, Cln 35; H. Aaron, Atl Tourney Wednesday. · Pauj Allen, St.L 32; Wltllanit. 31 · Wic)dlne and Bob Eastman slainmed two bill each for the wlntters. .paced the liiso:rs bill. Chicago ol3 75 .364 29V• Wodllftdoy's Ruuns Booton 7 Kan City 4, lsi Kansas CI~~J!oston 3, 2nd IOokland 11 Cleveland 4 Belttmore s California 4 Ttodoy•s Probllbte Pltcllers (All Times EOTl Detroit (/h.Loln 2·3) at Milwaukee (Pal!ln 8-91. 2:30 pm WHI W. L. Pet. GB ·Chicago (Miller HI at New ,. olD .661 ... York !McCormlok 1-Dl. 2 p.m. Kansaa City !Fitzmorris 5·31 6S #I .510 11 Boston IRomo 6-2) 1 30 p m 58 .#11 20 atCleveland (McDowell,16-7i ai 59 .417 20'12 Oakland (Odom H), 10:30 p.m. , "' .... :IS ' Boltlmore (Palmer 16-71 at 71 ,.388 32 ~-1 ... ttorn1a (Wright 15-9), 11 Ruult1 3 P·N.i I (Ka I 10 81 I 4 Wa~~~~tBosm~n 11-S), 7: ~ "·r. ,__ ;;; . ' llie=~ ;:; Services Wzll Be Held at Campground :t Cl~cl- ' l~ader. A Philo 1100 OliO 0011- D 5 2 Houston 02q 001 01>- 4 9 o Jackson, Wenz 18) and Ryan : Dierker 111 -10) and Edwards. LP-Jackson 13-11). HR-Menke IBihL Amerrcan League Minnesota 001 0111 OlD- 3 8 1 Wash 2011 003 OO•- 5 6 1 Tlant. Williams (6) , Woodson (7), Hall (I) and Ratlll! ; Hannan, Grzendo (81 and Casanova. WP-Hannan (8-S) . LP-Tiant (7-2) HR -Howard (31 •t) . · Detroit 020 003 0011- 5 8 2 Mllw 1100 2011 04•- 6 6 4 Cal Tl (8) S he . Act WASHINGTON (UPI) - U. S. Rep. Wayne Hays, D-Ohlo, charged Wednesday that Rite E. Hauser, a United States delegate to lbe United Nations, W81 ''prcmoUng hOIIlOeexuallty and lesbianism." Hays, commenting on Prealdent Nixon's double vekl ol education and housing biDs, aeld if Nixon reall• wa•ted '" z " w save money he sh"""" fire Mre. llauaer \ . , Mre. 'Hau.ser, In a !JII!!eCII to ~~~::;,ArA l~: ~~ l: :: ~~:~1:!·:!=Gej~~rc ~i~ :n~cans!: ~~~:: Brabender 16-141. LP-Timmerman 1•·4) HR-Werl (61hl · -· Chicago 1100 0111 3tci- 5 12 I ~w York 1100 0111 0011- 1 5 0 'johnson, Wood 17) and Josephson; Bahnsen. Kllmkow· lkl 18) and Munson. WP· Johnson (1-2) . LP-II<Ihnsen (1081 HRs. Herrmann 114th), white l16thl ·-Cleveland 130 ooo OOx-11 ooo- 4 139 21 Ooklnd lOS 230 Hargan, Auaffn (3), Colbert (31, Lllhtr (I) and Fosse; Ftngon Lachemonn (2) Locker (4) ond'Fernonctez. WP-Lacllemann (3-1) . LP-Austln (1-S). HR-FerNlndtz {loltli). reproduction baa become a BOCia1 goal. "I lmow no helter way of _.-.Uobing ...,. - • ...... ., - - w,. """' ...,, marriage be~ the aeme aeus," Mrs. Halllel' aeld. She repr 3lithe U 8 00 United ' ' Natlona' Human Rlghte Omml•on. Haya aJao saki Mimi could ..... ••ed """ .... • ·-·"' ,_., .. .,.,,_ u' ~lnle""Houaeteu_!!~~ - · •• ..,._ """ Senall JDIDiberl to tile ll&nlna ol the Poatil Relorm BDI Wednesday ralher dwi bavln& leltgamJ lieD! to . the ~ "You'll aeeOrqon an4 CallforIlia C!llllllnJ 011 atrqer wllli Wllllhington .State, WMillnCioft llld Clregul State inJproylnc.• "AI lor 1'lllnkett, ,.. jlllt ean't say enough abolrt IIIia lndlvi.&Jal. He hu abooat.,. llron8 an ar111 11 you'd emo 'lAIII to aee And be'll~you. :~~ 111 yar11a against file Air Foree " Academy lui year when we pit In ID opUon lor him for fbtt day." Ralllllll lmmedlately left for LGI Allgelea for llllolber talk there Wedneaday nighL u:... Leatens To Clash JW ASliLAMD, Ohio (UPI) Sanduaty and Mlamlaburg, both unbeaten, were kl meet ioday to determine which team goea lnkl the finals of the Ohio American Lealon Baseball Tournament without a loeo. Sandusky hammered LAncaster pitchers lor 18 hits Wednesday on the way kl a 7-4 win, while Mlamlslmg 111ueaked by Waahlngtm C.H. t-3 ID II IM· logs. In other semi-final play scheduled today, Sidney plays Bridgeport and Washington C.H. goes 81ainsl Lancall8r. ~lnal action Wednesday also lnclllled Bridgeport's ellmlnattoo of defending state and regiOIIaJ champl1111 cincinnati 1>-2; Worthlnglllll beat Parma ~ 1111 23 bits; and Sidney ouUasted Kent }lin 13 ilminp. Sandusky found Itself down J, · I after two lnnlnp, but MadE Mills and Mark Deming each clouted foil' hits kl putlbe lealn In the race. Waabln(lton C.H. scored once In the top of the lith, but Miamisburg came right bac:k with two nms In the bottom of the inning lor the win. ErQe Pyle, who tamed lhe lleinl mil, gotlbe plldllng victory In re!W. Dwight Relnaletle and Jln:t Albright each bad three bits lor Worlhlngtan u Jack Savage lot the win over Parma. ..'* 31 Placed in Jobs in July PT. PLEASANT - The West Jackson effected the placement Virginia Department of Em- of 31 Individuals in gainful ployment Security serving the employment during July. countiee of Mason, Putnam and Selection and referral W81! completed In connection with 119 Neighborhood Youth Corps ~ participants in Muon and ; Jacklon Counties; 54 ID Mason and 65 In Jackson County In connection with the state Department of Mental Health, , CUSS Department of Highways, 1 Department of Employment WASHINGTON (UPI) Security, and the Department of • President Nixon will cooler In Naltiral Resources. New Orleans Friday with citizen representatives from The program Ia deeigned kl stUdents, meeting · seven southern states lacln& give established income criteria, school deseareption problems tbls fall, lbe White House an- experience , and-or an opnounced. portunity to estabUah desirable · Preu Secretary Rooald L. work habill. In addition, the .: 7iegJer said chairmen and vice salary of $1.45 per hour for the · chairmen of state advieory 32 hour week is judged an 1m- '. commltteeaon pubUc education portent facklr in llllllllns youth ·, " "• from Alabama, Arkansas, to remain In achool. L'il'u'fiil ii'ii·a··;·· 'G~ofgia, ~ lnJulfan.MD'f"' eJa. in '•tri,Jlt'· ~s -' Mi•"•slppl, North C1ro11na and Pl}'l!hlatric ' iJdi South Carolina will meet with Individuals In an occupatJon · was activated. the President. PITCHER HURT Ziegler said lite President would confer eeparately In New OAKLAND !UP)) - The . Orleans with the Loulslana Oakland A's announced Wed- ,. Slate n--•ttee H _..._,,,,, neaday that pitcher Jim Roland · .....w.u · e ... ~ ••......., has met with thestatearoupaln has a torn ligament in his knee ;_ Waablngton !rem Milalsslppl, and will be lost to the club for ·· South carolina, North C8rollna, about 10 days. Georgia and Arlwisaa. Roland injured the knee in a . futile slide home in the eighth · "1belawillmportenlandiaa central Ingredient in thla Inning of Tuesday mght's 6-6 " p:-oblem but we are trying kl victory over the Cleveland ' '-Old 1a1 •··manalhereaea,. IOC c.-..~ Indians. He continued to pitch in ~ and Ia much more kl it the ninth, retired two batters than the law," a Nixon and then gave up a single to Roy ; ._ saki. 8pO•""'IWI Foster . .. •••••••••••••••••• Desegregation Problems Wzll Be Dis ecJ ·w Roof Coating Our Own "Ebers bach Brand" BLACK ASHPHALTUM .BLACK ASBESTOS !1 • I ,,::t'' ·:•• ,.' •3.45 ' ·..' 5 GAL can 1.10 FOR 1 GAL CM Hardware ' HIGH SCHOot SCENE! ' •lei ' R.~ds Victim of Ge~try's Money Drive W,~, ltina!IPo to'ftature 'lllldes ollhe _.__iliiiiiii... ! 1 ~!dDIIJi•theGimltl ~;;..-r;-;:~!lte ~; ~ the <:ut.. ~ Baadll Cluunp" w.u .llle "Browa llomered I« ~ iD11n11ct run. lltmlber" lllmleU. Tbe aiiiD& Tbe ~ aJll. the 01111 f'>!l u. year. ol d tor 111 e r 'J;c . . . • lrlbale ~ ~.. ._..., llle wloo wore llle mfll eo•eled l!f.OWII Ill bull!l Joscer lltla ..!_~ ~•.. -w~ wben Roo WlWI nlbd- 011'1 Taylor wldl the baa ~WIJIIe t.bJt - t 1-lor-4 llld ' .1 Bucks, USC Fa-vored were oa, band lor Detroit's baa* I l ~ lllltctYeR .~ b:k- i;l ..* (<' - : Genii")' ~er alloifed. ariother l'llllllel" kl filch bale u he went 111 tq 1111&1 the Reds, 11-1, 011 a ""••-hiller! II moved the Meta _1'>!1 Pllltl behind the Plttiliurlh Plralell, 'IIIIo Wit to Loi Ani•~. ll-4, In the Eut ' "Everything In Hardware" Sr. ~I <I , ,, ·~I ·•I 0)1, 'I "' fr··1 �'"•'' "· ' ·. ., o· .· < •-flae••· ~ • ' . f ' ;. 'T \•lllef'rt-I"Jiiw•f·O.• AupiiU.ltlo ., ·'' I ~ " ',i> • . • '. · •• · · ~ '~·' I I ' ' ' ' , '\! • ' 'f • '' I I • ,I ' ', ' . lB&RW,·PFepares· fOf':J~;Jf Gnrif!re'Ft!e< ·,. , .. r. . . it ' \m.u·. ·n·.·. 1l' J .· C'.! .;.m · ' \Al .·· ...·.. .. . " :< . · ·· ' ·· ". GO -·" ~·e ··' ·'.· · ·.B Ch ..... ,. ' , · ·' ·' . . r' ' ' ·H fl' h .· • • ·I ~W:..rwS: , ·' =tblier le pare.ta, Mr. and..,., Theo Smith. c.... . .'. .: pr;wara~forbcie~thetall =-~~=u:-~~allencltncntucqanrecltaht. · . •- -• Lorrl ~ :;.,_,...,1 of .... and M ..... -·.... wm• v•a•"&" , .. - '"'" u -..._...,_ '' ;. • ·• dll:ec:l«, ~ ' tlie . . anee!lliOa_-lll· ~hoaGrat ~a ·JI)IIclt · ¥' --~e~,7;30J1:Di.~y . ~· . " . . · • CU11b911.~ , •. .-jp<MM•glbe·mMIIilp.· ;,:\ nl&ht at-the D;!\.V. tiall 1 )h. w~ljnan i'tld Ill ' .;:;, ,, • :• .... ~ta .• a!tef ~Uill .. · ~ llle. ~llhJ held at. artl~l~ P.~tatPII\c :to• ~~u&l ·· Mrll~'lolllil!:l~ prt&r-.n 'll~~T · coUNcu:.oas' the P.llilllbla Gu off!~, rtcJI.. for ' WOIQ~n~u ~· ~18\1 !.Ira. Rlla •'l'lleodorj!I·C4wlciu i'l D II ~· ,· Ml'f.ptall~alle~ lny!ting reparted, llilt Jllnll " , a .~. dllllmln of the l'rJS'sl '11nridaf'nl,cht, ~of..,.· t •• • ,, . • ' .,;::___ \ * ·Soc~r ~"· ·~W?ilina~·,. Calendgr . Fa1r Planned· , :=Ia· COR· ·, st preeentalloo at Olford, Aug. 11- and irellmint. ·." • 11. A leiter wu a11o ttad from .P11111 . "'"' ~ by Ru~ ~-~· pretldenl of the w.. ~ BiiQey far 1 ri!DJa!lole Nalloall Federa1ton, ursine u to lll.llilld 111 iht.lbe llipport of lbe bW on equl Coallllulldll!lln ~. 1 . .u.. Brr'de-tn..be Sh·o·w· ered V' ..... ........... . :Wkt llid family of Hlptond, m. Mr. Wick Ia president of tile Wlct 0rp0 eo. On 111e1r trip lii.ck bame, Joy and her dsUCbler '!rill be vlallln& the Wick fllltory to pick up aome orpn pipes for lbelaatrumentwlllcbllbeplayslnberllomechurch · . :f • I<' •• ~ •· •• ''· ll,i ' G ' d . '"' "·( · . Y· ar "u 'UIUu a· . <" • ., ~ 'r .E'r? Plana!jieldiibi ' lll~}hiel .• • Couill)'fak', lioyw~ · lfe '.J·· ~g 11\adt I>Y ·tble ~1 frleqdly ~. ; Mr.. '''\VIIItaiii' Wli ,.t4,' · li . ~\. ~ ~ =~.:~~~:; ~':"'f:i ~~~~~e,:,:11to~lteJid~ ·~ . '.'~"m~ 1:U~w~~= · =;:=~4;=~~ _em.• ~.-~~ . · , '· ~-::;~·~. :!,~:eJ:=;~~!· • · · Reynolds and Mrs. Edgar Jqy lllCI Lorrie travolecl here In a van whlcb had been CCIII• ile)1)oldo, IO handle tile ljlble ~· wr~e~~,. . dll~e~.lo . a camper, c<mplele with a double bed and oooldng decoraUona; Mrs. Betty Cllilkle to take charae of reglalratl,on, l!li1roqtelllntbetwollloppodlnCIIIoraclowhereJoyaltended andMiaaFreddleHoudasheltto aeonv4iitlonoftlleAIIoclatlllllofDilclpleallf••lcl•n•lnDeawr. Tbete ibe wU . .cted to lliniiiD nuartet 111111 an octal, feallll'\!8 " ·~ •. ' •. ~tt.. were •.~led ~ ·\he t.ble ~ .. 'and ~"tar .,.en..,: · ·'Mieaal Umil.·iNrJ dtM'i~· · Jo'l) "'· · at Tueada.J ~ nlllrt~ ~ of • ·~ A qOmiiiJIIl~aoll, (to~ ! IRm tile~ Tuelda1 . to tile ~ ' ' I ' llle Mbl~ Busbieia ~ ' Rea4w~a')e~fro111Mfl. 1!:1~ itate lblrd'MJnda7ol'-~lplll).lll. ' Prof~c!ftalWonien'aCI.ilb, lll toY..~ 'sqiielii,• llle'dilttlc:t Prlll· ·.:_u lbe·~·fw . ~' 'm,...DOilrihluileiOf :.DJB~B.tllliii$J)AY t.'ijl;l A"!JJ,tlc~JI dliltricl cOnference at Melp High School on SepU'l. ' . ", .· .· .1. .1..1. . · _Y ar ne oe IC illrs. Grace .!'ratt appolnled Mrs. Mary Kunselnwl and AJI's, JoyfollferandlierdaUCbier,.LOrrle, orCiioo,Callf.,arrived John Werner to hlndlefaVl!l'l, . . - <, • . • A !iridal shower honoring J:'bylllt Ritchie, Barbara Mlaa Oiarleen · Watd, lJrkl8. Muller; Clirts and Beth, Shirley elect of Mr. David Garver, 1011 Rose, Lori and Jlmlny, Donna of Mr. and Mrs. Don Garver, Larkins, Patn and Chryle. · ~. !l)e ~lau to~ iM'by ~= Mra. !!idPt' lle~ds, and 1\fjl, ':, MARY SHRINE, •White ~liars •:.v- ~:' Betty tilDe. lfl1. WOIIII!e S~ of Je~!R- , lnmi!d. lh,,Ill& !lecfll!)l"l!hoW" tlllj/tr~ prille. Rlilreshmenta , ~u~ P\Cnlc, 4:3h.IJI·,Frtdiy, ·permlll p-ln~ed, , ·.fried, werelll!l'ved. . · .· Tlltn City Shrine Ch!b P.rk, sprayed,gliU.red,or~PUitt • · / RacJne. a•-"".".AY .··· ... · 0ma,terlall .an~.·.~ny l.~b\9• . ""'ounu · bviOillly !I)U!II·fi\1: ~ Pl"!_"!r Mil. Pratt; ·' . ,_r:KWAY . ' < 1 • '* t#ta ~. of TOPSY Tronhy u?~~p=r~· J:IJI~~=t~·l ~ , ·' · '}" Cour~ Emceed by 'lbe JaY~, . WUllam 8ro11111 ,Mfafl!*'~ StlNDA,V . ~ G·l·ven a·t' narty ANNUAL EBLIN reunldn, · =~~~.·~~· · · r, Sunday, park on new Roull! 33 and Mrs. BrUCe~ll. , , '· , 11le Sept. D Mrl •. Vlelet Tbopia,l ' of Cblppawa wti; worthy pud ulna of Oldo, Order of the l!:81tera Star, to E1'1DJOllae Claipter, Mjd. .......... 11u ......., "" ., . 1 -:...•· I •• moe .• l'•• b7'it'H. 1, enrBecky; ,!:' GOING OUT OF BUSINESS SALE BACK TO SCHOOL CLOSEOUTS! J R H R sh 1 PI,...'""" 35th Reunion He'ld on. un.day Observes. y 1!1 .: J-:She = "'""""'"""',.. 41 BEN, . . FRANt<UN PHONE · 2~ EAST MAIN ST. · POMEROY, OHIO 992-349JI. Open Fri. & ? ( It's ABlast -:n~te P~· Thursday, Friday, Saturday & Sunday ~1. STANBD n.uas TABLETS Re£ M"SOD Arafll News, N . otes' 0 VASEUNE 'HAIR TONIC • 1.89 200's 1.19 ~~::~~~--_:---------------1 ~... ,_ . MOUTHWASH &GARGLE Reg. Reg. 1.45 1.39 . ',. as~ Bayer A9irin Far Olildren Fami~ Size - --- •; 2r Economy Size ::*·" 'C ., ','' 50's ,l,l,_.n!i'e h . er I P:lt. Reg. 98c !be C!X-126-12 THE •r l'OOTHPASTE KODAK Fl~ Reg. 1.40 LIS11RINE · Reg. aa• In plastic tube .....,.._ ""111i''i " 'IL L...~.~.;.-:o:N~T:HE:.!.T~IN:.:=:;:::~o~, IDd with J ; i ; ' Mi:>&e =2.29 1.33 1.09 .;t ... - PcjdeM Powder ... & · & t 97' fllc.LOO ·~53' PLAmx playtex- TAMPONS . t.t;us . ' ...."·a·~·a.• · ' J. - I ' < - RIJ'lNis179 1 11' ~ tain{iO··JlS .JU: •· I - • Playt~• - .· .,, ... Ll, ,. ' .. . ' '· < c· . •I S.t. Nights Until 9:00 Mako mu: a:;.::::~:""'Jr.~ = s,ec11166e Rot. 2.,. Plalllc llrd IIIII Ul R,. 1Uf·24''Mollrlud Ftilollnt.GrUI 12M Ftw Foldlnt All!mi!II!RI Clialn tnd ClitiH Lo...... Lift AI Spacill llrlcall . 5antl I INch Tova and PIC!IIc Suppllts. L'rr .·. . ·. . &ln:f Stephani:· u Qt. Strv•n• let Chtlt •••· ttc oo· N' h Is f ami.1y Reumon . , Held ,__iiiliiilliiiiiiiiiiiiiiliiiii--------.. ( ), U qt. f=••m tee Cbllf Sir 111. plallllc In lOki, Rot.' ·" Spoclll l.ilf .. ._.lid IIDPPJ. llldc Jock. Sl qt. Plastic leo ChHI Oft • Rot. Ul lltciiii.H Vii.,.. s ° *'· blrUJdal;;t;'= -·- 96• • oorlght!J'avetlng sOtllh towards 11ie·club Ia allo to. ~ p ,. Baaketdln ..... . . . 7 Sherwood, Ohio, was .held Olllen prelen~·· •lfllto lbe A· TOPSY lrop!Jy omer., · ,. " ner~} p,.... ~~ ··II"' "1\tt . . ill' ·~ .· recently at the Por\land llride.,elect wer;'Q;.. Webb, u;.-'·o~u ~tedtOMra. llelfnSpNn · ' · · Hcle"'II\CiufJ~:i'lft; 1'iinj. 'I1IERE WAS ATIME,IJI1 frlellda, wben there was llllle r11k Church. The shower was hosted ~ltje Paynter, Edna Price, Ma,er, ,..~1 lllall1lll. ,1 the fourth annlver...narty· Stewart has iolun~ 10' 110· lnlrlvellnllwithoQtahotelormotelmervaUCIII,TballlmelsDO by 1evera! friends of Mlaa Cfll'8 . llllton, Margie Roush, All.reeeat~oft!ae of the Melp 1Ufl! Knotcheta • • • OU ' ' IIIIa, . ,. . ~ hqer wilh Ul. Lack of a mervatiCIII has added to llllll1 a Ward. Doris sayre, Edith Jividen, M 1pter, 11-:rear-m~ 'l'llelday n!chl' af th8 Melp · · · T~ ~t 4 p. !'.!· ',IS ~. tra'1'81et'a vacation woea. Yellow and green streamers Ruth I..llrkln, Vera Weber, pllll were to Mllll Coun'lbety~• &J~bol of ""'PS Birthda .· ~~sh-f.~ ~k!'Ji eit~ Jult lut week, Grace Hawley, her grandaon, Ricky Hawley, e1tendlng from a bride "'Pllca Jeanne Benlz, Sally Ebersbach, Frelldle HoadalllleH, Mn, • w w.. """ Ploaie Alluwu1h, and Mae !.aJDbirt 1el off for Wllllamlburg. to an umbrella centered llle glft VInas l.,ee, Elva Dalley; Iva Reaild Plaee, Mn. l.eiUe (lib off poiilids lleftlltl!y) 11'11 I.F;T,utT $'~- Ml;.·and Club ,meii!IW~• ·! .~rvel! ..,_ were .-ted with Bashing ''no vacancy" lllgn8 table. Games were played. Lawrence, Zelda~. Maline Roa1b aad M Wllbar given to Mrs.. Speara In' lilts . . Milnball Ro"~b en· re!r~~bm~nt,f:•l ,llli"'~.·"bll~ ·-• .-After Miss Watd _ _.. her Prl Ethel SWan, Helen _....... n. ........,,lion , of, lunrlni ~- lerlalnl!lllil .............~ · · auctiOn. Jlrqfl.l 'fr911i me Nie •••, ...... , . atdl began andllnally ended~ away at glfll, refreshmenll""';r-cake, aerb,me Le= .... ·i;iil':i~qtableweJ8hlfor tile with a worket;l by fill's, ~ord. ~= :U::a~: punch, .null and minII were Maftha Lou Beegle, Robin and . • !1111 lOit II JlOIIIIIIt to llleir ,ICJII• JOIII!I!Il .' ••. ;!U¢han!· ffill. ~~i,'1l"iq~if.~' JUd8 w1ill candell · served.o Jane Allen, Gerlzude Mc»ade, . ·' . feach bel' _goal. . · Rowih, Who .w u .• year !>Ill. "'!"'· ;~T11U . . . • .1"1'.-.• , ..._, VII ted • Guesll were Ethel Jolmson, Elsie Roush, Janel Lawnmce, ~ pNiident.'a ptha were A barbecu,!l. dinner wu c.rpenter Iilii ... -• ·:::~ .~e =.,~lbetewitwthothedafyacls:roreand...~-~~ seeto Garnett Rhodes, Brenda Jean Shuler and Sarah Hobaet. .. . ··-· p~nled to .Mr• . .Martha lei'Ved IObla ~nil, Ml'· •PI*Dx!inatel¥,•· -, 8...... """" - ..... - · Lawrence, Florence Bey;Peatl Miss Watd, da\18hter of Mrs. Searla,l4!'a. Rlilb N...,, and and Mrl. .Dalla!l Hill 8nd Mr. . . ~ 1'lHilr vacation toot tllem tbroagh the &Dollies Mcl.A!od, Eall Roush, Ruth Kathleen Ward of Pwtland and Mrs. Ceeell• !intcb.. .At the and ftfri, VlrgiJ Roush and 'lila d. P.!<ll . · .' with ll4pa at V1rJjnla lleilcb aitd Gallletaharg, Tenn. Ebersbacb, Jean . Sayre, Dab the late Charles Watd, will be l5oiict! danll of ......~ • .,__ IIJIII'Vetlll')' party were one grea~parenll, Mrl. Doll)' ~ epOWS fO WWethelrlrlptumedoutweUdelpltethefi'Uitratkuoftlle Roush, Dorothy Durst, Buel married tO Mr. Garver In an XOPS (keep off pc~~~~~da IIIII" lfolfe,Mn.Rlchal'dl\Oiiiband ., · •· lod&lng JII'Oblelli, IIIey are CJ11ck tp reoommend reservations for McKelvey, Nona Rlwhle, Unda open churcb ceremony at 111e of Ev81l8, W. Va.,had lllelr 351b llbly) 111111 nine 'i'I>PS. Mti; Mr. Fred Shain. · · ('.o-l....,l.nd.v.. .. tramen. Holter, P•tte Pickens, Frances Portland United Methodist ~U::~ Leln ~ Jean Wimer wu nami!d queen Others bi!iplng Jqey celebta~ lllll:a- ~ t:.:: , Foster, Shirley Johnson, Church on Saturday, Sept. 5at8 M ~I Church of tile week 'lar tile 111011 weip~ his birthday were Jan Art, and . Bl18 AND Pll!lCES Kathleen Ward, Joyce Rltcliie, p. m. Ari opm. reception will e · loA, and Mrl. Jo Slalilaker Wlla Dean HID; Jap Alldri; llOnJ!a PI'. PLE~ - 1'CJ!!II lludci, Moore hu been -M•-ed u an assistant football Beverly Price, Carolyn Price, foUow In the church annex. AtiA!ndlng were Mr · and Mrs. the l'llllll!!I'IIP· erota, MUlle thompson, RAmee Pleasant Off F~Uiiw• plan wWk .......,., Charle. Farmer• Mr• and Mrl. Mrll. Edith Gardner, Mra. Burke, andy Swatzel, Dale and In the sec!H111'fle~ for a ~ eoadl Iilii biolo8Y teacb.. at Gallla Acade1111 High School. Donald Bennett 111111 children, t.oalae McCarty ,and Mrs Danny HID Jcibn Joe Shain of two candldatU1 Thunida7 DurlnglilalutqiW'IeratOhlo University Buddy came up with a IC 0 IS WashlnstonC.H.; Mr.lnd Mrs. Speara planned the part;r:' 'Vickie hU Mrs. D.te nigh! al81n' tlle ~~~ rta~ 4.0 andllle qlill'ler before that made a 3.8 average. Buddy's Lewis Young and famjly, Mr. C«<terplecea fieie made by Mrl Rliymqnd Hensler' Mr.' building, Maln '. '~nd ·Foui'U. llrother, PaulHiynee, who'D be a aenlllC' at Ohio Unlvenlty this TUPPERS PLAINS - 'lbe WUford, and Barsh Morton and and Mrs. Gene Jewell and Mrs. Fnda Hendenon. One Ruth Donohue, Mr. and Mrl: Streets. Ai'ea Odd'. FeUqwl are, faD, Ia doln& .aJmosi aa well academically. Both, of COUI'IIe, are family reunion of Mr. and Mrs. husband, Clarence. family • Mr.· and Mrs. Wlllllm featured a cake of lhavlnc VIrgil Walker, Mr, and Mrs. Invited to share,Iii ll)la, maeiiJt Mlddlepcrt High School grads. Clarence L. Nichols at lllelr Granddllldren are Charle. Whitlock and aon, Weat cream decorated with I'Oiel, 'Michael, Mrs. Tom Wolfe and and llle de~ wor~. ) Emmi X. and James Clatworthy are about to make the move home here on July 211 was at- Hendershot, Mar.vln Nichola, Columbia, W.Va.; Mr ·and llln: and another a fat girl flpriDe TJu:a, Mra. Daniel ~eneler, and lllllta11atlon of local, pftlcel1 lntothelrnewhomeonGrave!HIUinMlddleporl 'lbebouaewlll lended by their nine children, Earl Jr. N_lchola, Kenny !':t:ush.;dw=-, :;;ad cllmblns up a mowll to . lbe .Jamie, and Mr. Freeland allolaplanned~11111PI!'to«.'/::· be mrnpieled tbll week and the couple find themaelves packing grandchildren and great· Nichols, Rickey Nichola, J!llla · , · ar slender girl repllc.o. NIXTis. prosram can ~ :<l:. eoery spare mllllte. Movlqll no easy cbore! grandchildren. . Sinclair and husband, Janice Robinson, Fli!twoods, W. Va. Gamet1 were played and the Aller llle many glfta were slate officers. ·l,lcbt r~,. MJb Wrlabt and bls famll;y hive moved from Middleport to The children are (sons), Rev. Tippie, Palrlcll Tipple, Ronnie door prize 11'81 WOII by Mrs. opened, Ice CI'I!8JII and cake MN;i\111"& Mount v Mille -·•.. ·ted lila th 1r J ckaon C./c. Nichols and wile, Irma; Morton,andFredMorton.Mrs. • • · Frances Haggy. Table favora were served. am ._e o. ·.. , • • ernon. . . - t mon om llle a Delbert Nichols, Charles Clarence Nichols 1s a sister. Richard Sargent and fiancee, were roPS dOlts attached 10 LaatWedneadayMr.andMrs. Poca and Mineral ~~ at ManjiOila Scbool 'Wba'e he lock a machinist oourse and bas a Nichols and wife, Beatrice, Great-grandchildren are Dale Jan Plccln, Mra. Frances place cards with orlilnal verse HW gave a birthday Pomeroy have~ )n\llljld'litd. 8 JobnoFo;r:th'Cooper'Butcb'; !~~~r·~-- new orders. He will be Lamont Nichols and wife, SinclalrandJoySinclalr. ~::er,JrMr~~!nr:-'M.-Selva l!yMrs.Gardner.Lightrefresh· party for their grandson, :::~~~talargegrpupof. · 0 """'""' ,,.. Mary; Rev. Earl Nichols and Mrs. Edna Shockey and er, · • · and menll were 1erved. JOS!Oph Richard Hill Roush. t easant ptelllben lraniilerred In early winter to Alaska. He's currently stationed wife Lowse Clarence Nichols husband and ds"•hter .... Mrl. Rufual::oe,FredSmlth and Ice cream 1 cake and Kool·Aid will be pre1ent 10 welcome '· "" •· Gary Columbus with the Air Force at Ca1ume t, Mich. Jr., ' and wtfe, Mary, and' James Burgeola, ""and •grand· Mr Coe and Mr PhiUj, Radford were serv~d to Mr. and Mn. lllem· _ Miriam Hen. daughter, Christy. Burgeols, and Rock MarahaU Roush, Mrl. Vlrgll " ~Jl~~!~~t and husband, Harvey, were~~ lor ~ IIC;CMIOII • . ~Sprlngl, "'" ;, 'l'lplll(;. (illd husbantt="wllll'I'I'UA'l!Wi'l!ele6ml0iifor" P..o~l:'; oi.O!IH' .£1»uer, J • ·1•\ ·' ~ '"e~ ', · · ~ • ·" Mr. Nichols' ll4lh birthday on 8r'JI ; Marlene . , and ,. • f ",1 ,.. Ro~··::;o)l~~.~:; • July 29th. . children, Celli .Jobnaoil, Mrs. Bertha E Tuppers Plams Clara ~e Sargent, Mr. and Wolfe and - - - - - ' - - - Mrs. Robert Hlu1 and famjly, Hill ' :::e~r:.t !r~~~ Mlu !)lane NIIIJie .and Miss . Mtllda7, Society News HacmeJI/.IIII*IJ.,It)l. Stover Mr 1n11 Mrs. Leonird Carol Fruth, Muon; Mils Mr. Mn. AUIIl Coe In Stover'andiamuY Mr andMn Marsha !lavia, New Haven, are NEPIIEWHON~~ travel .(rfl!ll w!:.u:n:!:J:';:'U: birth of a Drew F1lli!r anl..,;;..;., ....: vacaUonlngaiMyrtle Beach,S. Mr.anciMra.Cbaterliuddey rl.l're::ew:.,:.;·:;~;:. · Clark · ._...,, ...... C. this week. · bon""'"" '""lr -"- ' J'-"- • ~=o~~::U,:a'.:!' 'lbe ~';jiiMIKellll,~. Ml'.and¥ra.BWMcDanielof BuckJ;,;tha11.....,w, .....,.y 11'88 quietly ntlnguJibed bat 2. famliy, Mrl. ser':.~ Sloneyl'jllnt,N~York,vlalted rout tllere wu a good 1111 of 11110a Mr..end Mrll. Pete Shleldi Eut recently with Mr. and Mra. birthday. · au! water damage. RoiM•rt Wallon. Letart • Johnnie Roush In New Haven and Mr. and 111n. ww Nlc~ oi Marclnllo · . arid . with Mn. 8tiyd wean, _,... Athens and Mn. · Leah· .:.;~ fnm M.q. Man1n"\'111;., S....,. Nl(l'o, W.Va. , · . Whltemu of Torch were ~ In ~ Nini:IIID 'IMI!I'I*'I of ljle Mr. . and Mn. Eugene llllldaydimerguei!ICJ4Mr 1114 , . 1 ........cal atde ODe of Grice tiDied Rayl!urn of Mllllcle, lndlina . Mrll. Charl•llelalnc· ' """"- d Mn. 11. . Qaodi ~~!~' r~q~ntly , wljh hll _!?.,~~ :pot~nllow~~=~· 5. She'll skate straight Mr.andMn. .-.HidaleJ· .__an Vlallai ·~·a.plallc~.~ ; , • MrS. CBIToll E)Uott In into Oz with these and daupta:, Lee, ,. &In~ ~·~!~J" ~~~~and . . . . allllebllale-ift••Mn. 'Mr,~II{I,J ' ..1.;;; a'We!IIUit)' wondrous sets of 21liY Ana, CaUL, lp4lll a •eekaa4 It Jolin H. BaQey,. SIJftr Rldp, and two . Of ow combed cotton knit shirts bere w1t11 hll IK'9ther, Mr, llld toot Attendlt. 1l1ll't Mr. Mn. Fla ....Jfillf>led )'ton, • . ;. . ! =::~· with corduroy flare Mra. Boyd Hackney and Carl Silllth · ·brolller and cblldren. ajde 8alb Wife, Mr: •nd Mra. Carl..,._ _)',.._ _..................,. .. . bottoms. The shirts come Mr.andMrs.J-Stoutand Veteran• Qlle PIUI s,lnran In Malan, and with r in solid colors with famlly apent a WMII'• -.t1oa l'mleroJ', M lild other relAilvtta. '· ·I ' · embroidery or stripes, with a kingdom of It Myrtle Beacb, S.C. Mr. and Mn. M«pa, ~~i necklines. The slacks are Mr. and Mra. Garland Mar)' E. J , in patterns or solids. ~ !!d!P"I. •- v•.• Both are washable. llpettllae ;;~~Jere· bir Sizes: 3, 4, 5, 6, 6x mother, Mri. ll7l'lle Mr.ljpd.Mri, ioN :=:::.:::::: 6-CAl. TRASII C~N �'"•'' "· ' ·. ., o· .· < •-flae••· ~ • ' . f ' ;. 'T \•lllef'rt-I"Jiiw•f·O.• AupiiU.ltlo ., ·'' I ~ " ',i> • . • '. · •• · · ~ '~·' I I ' ' ' ' , '\! • ' 'f • '' I I • ,I ' ', ' . lB&RW,·PFepares· fOf':J~;Jf Gnrif!re'Ft!e< ·,. , .. r. . . it ' \m.u·. ·n·.·. 1l' J .· C'.! .;.m · ' \Al .·· ...·.. .. . " :< . · ·· ' ·· ". GO -·" ~·e ··' ·'.· · ·.B Ch ..... ,. ' , · ·' ·' . . r' ' ' ·H fl' h .· • • ·I ~W:..rwS: , ·' =tblier le pare.ta, Mr. and..,., Theo Smith. c.... . .'. .: pr;wara~forbcie~thetall =-~~=u:-~~allencltncntucqanrecltaht. · . •- -• Lorrl ~ :;.,_,...,1 of .... and M ..... -·.... wm• v•a•"&" , .. - '"'" u -..._...,_ '' ;. • ·• dll:ec:l«, ~ ' tlie . . anee!lliOa_-lll· ~hoaGrat ~a ·JI)IIclt · ¥' --~e~,7;30J1:Di.~y . ~· . " . . · • CU11b911.~ , •. .-jp<MM•glbe·mMIIilp.· ;,:\ nl&ht at-the D;!\.V. tiall 1 )h. w~ljnan i'tld Ill ' .;:;, ,, • :• .... ~ta .• a!tef ~Uill .. · ~ llle. ~llhJ held at. artl~l~ P.~tatPII\c :to• ~~u&l ·· Mrll~'lolllil!:l~ prt&r-.n 'll~~T · coUNcu:.oas' the P.llilllbla Gu off!~, rtcJI.. for ' WOIQ~n~u ~· ~18\1 !.Ira. Rlla •'l'lleodorj!I·C4wlciu i'l D II ~· ,· Ml'f.ptall~alle~ lny!ting reparted, llilt Jllnll " , a .~. dllllmln of the l'rJS'sl '11nridaf'nl,cht, ~of..,.· t •• • ,, . • ' .,;::___ \ * ·Soc~r ~"· ·~W?ilina~·,. Calendgr . Fa1r Planned· , :=Ia· COR· ·, st preeentalloo at Olford, Aug. 11- and irellmint. ·." • 11. A leiter wu a11o ttad from .P11111 . "'"' ~ by Ru~ ~-~· pretldenl of the w.. ~ BiiQey far 1 ri!DJa!lole Nalloall Federa1ton, ursine u to lll.llilld 111 iht.lbe llipport of lbe bW on equl Coallllulldll!lln ~. 1 . .u.. Brr'de-tn..be Sh·o·w· ered V' ..... ........... . :Wkt llid family of Hlptond, m. Mr. Wick Ia president of tile Wlct 0rp0 eo. On 111e1r trip lii.ck bame, Joy and her dsUCbler '!rill be vlallln& the Wick fllltory to pick up aome orpn pipes for lbelaatrumentwlllcbllbeplayslnberllomechurch · . :f • I<' •• ~ •· •• ''· ll,i ' G ' d . '"' "·( · . Y· ar "u 'UIUu a· . <" • ., ~ 'r .E'r? Plana!jieldiibi ' lll~}hiel .• • Couill)'fak', lioyw~ · lfe '.J·· ~g 11\adt I>Y ·tble ~1 frleqdly ~. ; Mr.. '''\VIIItaiii' Wli ,.t4,' · li . ~\. ~ ~ =~.:~~~:; ~':"'f:i ~~~~~e,:,:11to~lteJid~ ·~ . '.'~"m~ 1:U~w~~= · =;:=~4;=~~ _em.• ~.-~~ . · , '· ~-::;~·~. :!,~:eJ:=;~~!· • · · Reynolds and Mrs. Edgar Jqy lllCI Lorrie travolecl here In a van whlcb had been CCIII• ile)1)oldo, IO handle tile ljlble ~· wr~e~~,. . dll~e~.lo . a camper, c<mplele with a double bed and oooldng decoraUona; Mrs. Betty Cllilkle to take charae of reglalratl,on, l!li1roqtelllntbetwollloppodlnCIIIoraclowhereJoyaltended andMiaaFreddleHoudasheltto aeonv4iitlonoftlleAIIoclatlllllofDilclpleallf••lcl•n•lnDeawr. Tbete ibe wU . .cted to lliniiiD nuartet 111111 an octal, feallll'\!8 " ·~ •. ' •. ~tt.. were •.~led ~ ·\he t.ble ~ .. 'and ~"tar .,.en..,: · ·'Mieaal Umil.·iNrJ dtM'i~· · Jo'l) "'· · at Tueada.J ~ nlllrt~ ~ of • ·~ A qOmiiiJIIl~aoll, (to~ ! IRm tile~ Tuelda1 . to tile ~ ' ' I ' llle Mbl~ Busbieia ~ ' Rea4w~a')e~fro111Mfl. 1!:1~ itate lblrd'MJnda7ol'-~lplll).lll. ' Prof~c!ftalWonien'aCI.ilb, lll toY..~ 'sqiielii,• llle'dilttlc:t Prlll· ·.:_u lbe·~·fw . ~' 'm,...DOilrihluileiOf :.DJB~B.tllliii$J)AY t.'ijl;l A"!JJ,tlc~JI dliltricl cOnference at Melp High School on SepU'l. ' . ", .· .· .1. .1..1. . · _Y ar ne oe IC illrs. Grace .!'ratt appolnled Mrs. Mary Kunselnwl and AJI's, JoyfollferandlierdaUCbier,.LOrrle, orCiioo,Callf.,arrived John Werner to hlndlefaVl!l'l, . . - <, • . • A !iridal shower honoring J:'bylllt Ritchie, Barbara Mlaa Oiarleen · Watd, lJrkl8. Muller; Clirts and Beth, Shirley elect of Mr. David Garver, 1011 Rose, Lori and Jlmlny, Donna of Mr. and Mrs. Don Garver, Larkins, Patn and Chryle. · ~. !l)e ~lau to~ iM'by ~= Mra. !!idPt' lle~ds, and 1\fjl, ':, MARY SHRINE, •White ~liars •:.v- ~:' Betty tilDe. lfl1. WOIIII!e S~ of Je~!R- , lnmi!d. lh,,Ill& !lecfll!)l"l!hoW" tlllj/tr~ prille. Rlilreshmenta , ~u~ P\Cnlc, 4:3h.IJI·,Frtdiy, ·permlll p-ln~ed, , ·.fried, werelll!l'ved. . · .· Tlltn City Shrine Ch!b P.rk, sprayed,gliU.red,or~PUitt • · / RacJne. a•-"".".AY .··· ... · 0ma,terlall .an~.·.~ny l.~b\9• . ""'ounu · bviOillly !I)U!II·fi\1: ~ Pl"!_"!r Mil. Pratt; ·' . ,_r:KWAY . ' < 1 • '* t#ta ~. of TOPSY Tronhy u?~~p=r~· J:IJI~~=t~·l ~ , ·' · '}" Cour~ Emceed by 'lbe JaY~, . WUllam 8ro11111 ,Mfafl!*'~ StlNDA,V . ~ G·l·ven a·t' narty ANNUAL EBLIN reunldn, · =~~~.·~~· · · r, Sunday, park on new Roull! 33 and Mrs. BrUCe~ll. , , '· , 11le Sept. D Mrl •. Vlelet Tbopia,l ' of Cblppawa wti; worthy pud ulna of Oldo, Order of the l!:81tera Star, to E1'1DJOllae Claipter, Mjd. .......... 11u ......., "" ., . 1 -:...•· I •• moe .• l'•• b7'it'H. 1, enrBecky; ,!:' GOING OUT OF BUSINESS SALE BACK TO SCHOOL CLOSEOUTS! J R H R sh 1 PI,...'""" 35th Reunion He'ld on. un.day Observes. y 1!1 .: J-:She = "'""""'"""',.. 41 BEN, . . FRANt<UN PHONE · 2~ EAST MAIN ST. · POMEROY, OHIO 992-349JI. Open Fri. & ? ( It's ABlast -:n~te P~· Thursday, Friday, Saturday & Sunday ~1. STANBD n.uas TABLETS Re£ M"SOD Arafll News, N . otes' 0 VASEUNE 'HAIR TONIC • 1.89 200's 1.19 ~~::~~~--_:---------------1 ~... ,_ . MOUTHWASH &GARGLE Reg. Reg. 1.45 1.39 . ',. as~ Bayer A9irin Far Olildren Fami~ Size - --- •; 2r Economy Size ::*·" 'C ., ','' 50's ,l,l,_.n!i'e h . er I P:lt. Reg. 98c !be C!X-126-12 THE •r l'OOTHPASTE KODAK Fl~ Reg. 1.40 LIS11RINE · Reg. aa• In plastic tube .....,.._ ""111i''i " 'IL L...~.~.;.-:o:N~T:HE:.!.T~IN:.:=:;:::~o~, IDd with J ; i ; ' Mi:>&e =2.29 1.33 1.09 .;t ... - PcjdeM Powder ... & · & t 97' fllc.LOO ·~53' PLAmx playtex- TAMPONS . t.t;us . ' ...."·a·~·a.• · ' J. - I ' < - RIJ'lNis179 1 11' ~ tain{iO··JlS .JU: •· I - • Playt~• - .· .,, ... Ll, ,. ' .. . ' '· < c· . •I S.t. Nights Until 9:00 Mako mu: a:;.::::~:""'Jr.~ = s,ec11166e Rot. 2.,. Plalllc llrd IIIII Ul R,. 1Uf·24''Mollrlud Ftilollnt.GrUI 12M Ftw Foldlnt All!mi!II!RI Clialn tnd ClitiH Lo...... Lift AI Spacill llrlcall . 5antl I INch Tova and PIC!IIc Suppllts. L'rr .·. . ·. . &ln:f Stephani:· u Qt. Strv•n• let Chtlt •••· ttc oo· N' h Is f ami.1y Reumon . , Held ,__iiiliiilliiiiiiiiiiiiiiliiiii--------.. ( ), U qt. f=••m tee Cbllf Sir 111. plallllc In lOki, Rot.' ·" Spoclll l.ilf .. ._.lid IIDPPJ. llldc Jock. Sl qt. Plastic leo ChHI Oft • Rot. Ul lltciiii.H Vii.,.. s ° *'· blrUJdal;;t;'= -·- 96• • oorlght!J'avetlng sOtllh towards 11ie·club Ia allo to. ~ p ,. Baaketdln ..... . . . 7 Sherwood, Ohio, was .held Olllen prelen~·· •lfllto lbe A· TOPSY lrop!Jy omer., · ,. " ner~} p,.... ~~ ··II"' "1\tt . . ill' ·~ .· recently at the Por\land llride.,elect wer;'Q;.. Webb, u;.-'·o~u ~tedtOMra. llelfnSpNn · ' · · Hcle"'II\CiufJ~:i'lft; 1'iinj. 'I1IERE WAS ATIME,IJI1 frlellda, wben there was llllle r11k Church. The shower was hosted ~ltje Paynter, Edna Price, Ma,er, ,..~1 lllall1lll. ,1 the fourth annlver...narty· Stewart has iolun~ 10' 110· lnlrlvellnllwithoQtahotelormotelmervaUCIII,TballlmelsDO by 1evera! friends of Mlaa Cfll'8 . llllton, Margie Roush, All.reeeat~oft!ae of the Melp 1Ufl! Knotcheta • • • OU ' ' IIIIa, . ,. . ~ hqer wilh Ul. Lack of a mervatiCIII has added to llllll1 a Ward. Doris sayre, Edith Jividen, M 1pter, 11-:rear-m~ 'l'llelday n!chl' af th8 Melp · · · T~ ~t 4 p. !'.!· ',IS ~. tra'1'81et'a vacation woea. Yellow and green streamers Ruth I..llrkln, Vera Weber, pllll were to Mllll Coun'lbety~• &J~bol of ""'PS Birthda .· ~~sh-f.~ ~k!'Ji eit~ Jult lut week, Grace Hawley, her grandaon, Ricky Hawley, e1tendlng from a bride "'Pllca Jeanne Benlz, Sally Ebersbach, Frelldle HoadalllleH, Mn, • w w.. """ Ploaie Alluwu1h, and Mae !.aJDbirt 1el off for Wllllamlburg. to an umbrella centered llle glft VInas l.,ee, Elva Dalley; Iva Reaild Plaee, Mn. l.eiUe (lib off poiilids lleftlltl!y) 11'11 I.F;T,utT $'~- Ml;.·and Club ,meii!IW~• ·! .~rvel! ..,_ were .-ted with Bashing ''no vacancy" lllgn8 table. Games were played. Lawrence, Zelda~. Maline Roa1b aad M Wllbar given to Mrs.. Speara In' lilts . . Milnball Ro"~b en· re!r~~bm~nt,f:•l ,llli"'~.·"bll~ ·-• .-After Miss Watd _ _.. her Prl Ethel SWan, Helen _....... n. ........,,lion , of, lunrlni ~- lerlalnl!lllil .............~ · · auctiOn. Jlrqfl.l 'fr911i me Nie •••, ...... , . atdl began andllnally ended~ away at glfll, refreshmenll""';r-cake, aerb,me Le= .... ·i;iil':i~qtableweJ8hlfor tile with a worket;l by fill's, ~ord. ~= :U::a~: punch, .null and minII were Maftha Lou Beegle, Robin and . • !1111 lOit II JlOIIIIIIt to llleir ,ICJII• JOIII!I!Il .' ••. ;!U¢han!· ffill. ~~i,'1l"iq~if.~' JUd8 w1ill candell · served.o Jane Allen, Gerlzude Mc»ade, . ·' . feach bel' _goal. . · Rowih, Who .w u .• year !>Ill. "'!"'· ;~T11U . . . • .1"1'.-.• , ..._, VII ted • Guesll were Ethel Jolmson, Elsie Roush, Janel Lawnmce, ~ pNiident.'a ptha were A barbecu,!l. dinner wu c.rpenter Iilii ... -• ·:::~ .~e =.,~lbetewitwthothedafyacls:roreand...~-~~ seeto Garnett Rhodes, Brenda Jean Shuler and Sarah Hobaet. .. . ··-· p~nled to .Mr• . .Martha lei'Ved IObla ~nil, Ml'· •PI*Dx!inatel¥,•· -, 8...... """" - ..... - · Lawrence, Florence Bey;Peatl Miss Watd, da\18hter of Mrs. Searla,l4!'a. Rlilb N...,, and and Mrl. .Dalla!l Hill 8nd Mr. . . ~ 1'lHilr vacation toot tllem tbroagh the &Dollies Mcl.A!od, Eall Roush, Ruth Kathleen Ward of Pwtland and Mrs. Ceeell• !intcb.. .At the and ftfri, VlrgiJ Roush and 'lila d. P.!<ll . · .' with ll4pa at V1rJjnla lleilcb aitd Gallletaharg, Tenn. Ebersbacb, Jean . Sayre, Dab the late Charles Watd, will be l5oiict! danll of ......~ • .,__ IIJIII'Vetlll')' party were one grea~parenll, Mrl. Doll)' ~ epOWS fO WWethelrlrlptumedoutweUdelpltethefi'Uitratkuoftlle Roush, Dorothy Durst, Buel married tO Mr. Garver In an XOPS (keep off pc~~~~~da IIIII" lfolfe,Mn.Rlchal'dl\Oiiiband ., · •· lod&lng JII'Oblelli, IIIey are CJ11ck tp reoommend reservations for McKelvey, Nona Rlwhle, Unda open churcb ceremony at 111e of Ev81l8, W. Va.,had lllelr 351b llbly) 111111 nine 'i'I>PS. Mti; Mr. Fred Shain. · · ('.o-l....,l.nd.v.. .. tramen. Holter, P•tte Pickens, Frances Portland United Methodist ~U::~ Leln ~ Jean Wimer wu nami!d queen Others bi!iplng Jqey celebta~ lllll:a- ~ t:.:: , Foster, Shirley Johnson, Church on Saturday, Sept. 5at8 M ~I Church of tile week 'lar tile 111011 weip~ his birthday were Jan Art, and . Bl18 AND Pll!lCES Kathleen Ward, Joyce Rltcliie, p. m. Ari opm. reception will e · loA, and Mrl. Jo Slalilaker Wlla Dean HID; Jap Alldri; llOnJ!a PI'. PLE~ - 1'CJ!!II lludci, Moore hu been -M•-ed u an assistant football Beverly Price, Carolyn Price, foUow In the church annex. AtiA!ndlng were Mr · and Mrs. the l'llllll!!I'IIP· erota, MUlle thompson, RAmee Pleasant Off F~Uiiw• plan wWk .......,., Charle. Farmer• Mr• and Mrl. Mrll. Edith Gardner, Mra. Burke, andy Swatzel, Dale and In the sec!H111'fle~ for a ~ eoadl Iilii biolo8Y teacb.. at Gallla Acade1111 High School. Donald Bennett 111111 children, t.oalae McCarty ,and Mrs Danny HID Jcibn Joe Shain of two candldatU1 Thunida7 DurlnglilalutqiW'IeratOhlo University Buddy came up with a IC 0 IS WashlnstonC.H.; Mr.lnd Mrs. Speara planned the part;r:' 'Vickie hU Mrs. D.te nigh! al81n' tlle ~~~ rta~ 4.0 andllle qlill'ler before that made a 3.8 average. Buddy's Lewis Young and famjly, Mr. C«<terplecea fieie made by Mrl Rliymqnd Hensler' Mr.' building, Maln '. '~nd ·Foui'U. llrother, PaulHiynee, who'D be a aenlllC' at Ohio Unlvenlty this TUPPERS PLAINS - 'lbe WUford, and Barsh Morton and and Mrs. Gene Jewell and Mrs. Fnda Hendenon. One Ruth Donohue, Mr. and Mrl: Streets. Ai'ea Odd'. FeUqwl are, faD, Ia doln& .aJmosi aa well academically. Both, of COUI'IIe, are family reunion of Mr. and Mrs. husband, Clarence. family • Mr.· and Mrs. Wlllllm featured a cake of lhavlnc VIrgil Walker, Mr, and Mrs. Invited to share,Iii ll)la, maeiiJt Mlddlepcrt High School grads. Clarence L. Nichols at lllelr Granddllldren are Charle. Whitlock and aon, Weat cream decorated with I'Oiel, 'Michael, Mrs. Tom Wolfe and and llle de~ wor~. ) Emmi X. and James Clatworthy are about to make the move home here on July 211 was at- Hendershot, Mar.vln Nichola, Columbia, W.Va.; Mr ·and llln: and another a fat girl flpriDe TJu:a, Mra. Daniel ~eneler, and lllllta11atlon of local, pftlcel1 lntothelrnewhomeonGrave!HIUinMlddleporl 'lbebouaewlll lended by their nine children, Earl Jr. N_lchola, Kenny !':t:ush.;dw=-, :;;ad cllmblns up a mowll to . lbe .Jamie, and Mr. Freeland allolaplanned~11111PI!'to«.'/::· be mrnpieled tbll week and the couple find themaelves packing grandchildren and great· Nichols, Rickey Nichola, J!llla · , · ar slender girl repllc.o. NIXTis. prosram can ~ :<l:. eoery spare mllllte. Movlqll no easy cbore! grandchildren. . Sinclair and husband, Janice Robinson, Fli!twoods, W. Va. Gamet1 were played and the Aller llle many glfta were slate officers. ·l,lcbt r~,. MJb Wrlabt and bls famll;y hive moved from Middleport to The children are (sons), Rev. Tippie, Palrlcll Tipple, Ronnie door prize 11'81 WOII by Mrs. opened, Ice CI'I!8JII and cake MN;i\111"& Mount v Mille -·•.. ·ted lila th 1r J ckaon C./c. Nichols and wile, Irma; Morton,andFredMorton.Mrs. • • · Frances Haggy. Table favora were served. am ._e o. ·.. , • • ernon. . . - t mon om llle a Delbert Nichols, Charles Clarence Nichols 1s a sister. Richard Sargent and fiancee, were roPS dOlts attached 10 LaatWedneadayMr.andMrs. Poca and Mineral ~~ at ManjiOila Scbool 'Wba'e he lock a machinist oourse and bas a Nichols and wife, Beatrice, Great-grandchildren are Dale Jan Plccln, Mra. Frances place cards with orlilnal verse HW gave a birthday Pomeroy have~ )n\llljld'litd. 8 JobnoFo;r:th'Cooper'Butcb'; !~~~r·~-- new orders. He will be Lamont Nichols and wife, SinclalrandJoySinclalr. ~::er,JrMr~~!nr:-'M.-Selva l!yMrs.Gardner.Lightrefresh· party for their grandson, :::~~~talargegrpupof. · 0 """'""' ,,.. Mary; Rev. Earl Nichols and Mrs. Edna Shockey and er, · • · and menll were 1erved. JOS!Oph Richard Hill Roush. t easant ptelllben lraniilerred In early winter to Alaska. He's currently stationed wife Lowse Clarence Nichols husband and ds"•hter .... Mrl. Rufual::oe,FredSmlth and Ice cream 1 cake and Kool·Aid will be pre1ent 10 welcome '· "" •· Gary Columbus with the Air Force at Ca1ume t, Mich. Jr., ' and wtfe, Mary, and' James Burgeola, ""and •grand· Mr Coe and Mr PhiUj, Radford were serv~d to Mr. and Mn. lllem· _ Miriam Hen. daughter, Christy. Burgeols, and Rock MarahaU Roush, Mrl. Vlrgll " ~Jl~~!~~t and husband, Harvey, were~~ lor ~ IIC;CMIOII • . ~Sprlngl, "'" ;, 'l'lplll(;. (illd husbantt="wllll'I'I'UA'l!Wi'l!ele6ml0iifor" P..o~l:'; oi.O!IH' .£1»uer, J • ·1•\ ·' ~ '"e~ ', · · ~ • ·" Mr. Nichols' ll4lh birthday on 8r'JI ; Marlene . , and ,. • f ",1 ,.. Ro~··::;o)l~~.~:; • July 29th. . children, Celli .Jobnaoil, Mrs. Bertha E Tuppers Plams Clara ~e Sargent, Mr. and Wolfe and - - - - - ' - - - Mrs. Robert Hlu1 and famjly, Hill ' :::e~r:.t !r~~~ Mlu !)lane NIIIJie .and Miss . Mtllda7, Society News HacmeJI/.IIII*IJ.,It)l. Stover Mr 1n11 Mrs. Leonird Carol Fruth, Muon; Mils Mr. Mn. AUIIl Coe In Stover'andiamuY Mr andMn Marsha !lavia, New Haven, are NEPIIEWHON~~ travel .(rfl!ll w!:.u:n:!:J:';:'U: birth of a Drew F1lli!r anl..,;;..;., ....: vacaUonlngaiMyrtle Beach,S. Mr.anciMra.Cbaterliuddey rl.l're::ew:.,:.;·:;~;:. · Clark · ._...,, ...... C. this week. · bon""'"" '""lr -"- ' J'-"- • ~=o~~::U,:a'.:!' 'lbe ~';jiiMIKellll,~. Ml'.and¥ra.BWMcDanielof BuckJ;,;tha11.....,w, .....,.y 11'88 quietly ntlnguJibed bat 2. famliy, Mrl. ser':.~ Sloneyl'jllnt,N~York,vlalted rout tllere wu a good 1111 of 11110a Mr..end Mrll. Pete Shleldi Eut recently with Mr. and Mra. birthday. · au! water damage. RoiM•rt Wallon. Letart • Johnnie Roush In New Haven and Mr. and 111n. ww Nlc~ oi Marclnllo · . arid . with Mn. 8tiyd wean, _,... Athens and Mn. · Leah· .:.;~ fnm M.q. Man1n"\'111;., S....,. Nl(l'o, W.Va. , · . Whltemu of Torch were ~ In ~ Nini:IIID 'IMI!I'I*'I of ljle Mr. . and Mn. Eugene llllldaydimerguei!ICJ4Mr 1114 , . 1 ........cal atde ODe of Grice tiDied Rayl!urn of Mllllcle, lndlina . Mrll. Charl•llelalnc· ' """"- d Mn. 11. . Qaodi ~~!~' r~q~ntly , wljh hll _!?.,~~ :pot~nllow~~=~· 5. She'll skate straight Mr.andMn. .-.HidaleJ· .__an Vlallai ·~·a.plallc~.~ ; , • MrS. CBIToll E)Uott In into Oz with these and daupta:, Lee, ,. &In~ ~·~!~J" ~~~~and . . . . allllebllale-ift••Mn. 'Mr,~II{I,J ' ..1.;;; a'We!IIUit)' wondrous sets of 21liY Ana, CaUL, lp4lll a •eekaa4 It Jolin H. BaQey,. SIJftr Rldp, and two . Of ow combed cotton knit shirts bere w1t11 hll IK'9ther, Mr, llld toot Attendlt. 1l1ll't Mr. Mn. Fla ....Jfillf>led )'ton, • . ;. . ! =::~· with corduroy flare Mra. Boyd Hackney and Carl Silllth · ·brolller and cblldren. ajde 8alb Wife, Mr: •nd Mra. Carl..,._ _)',.._ _..................,. .. . bottoms. The shirts come Mr.andMrs.J-Stoutand Veteran• Qlle PIUI s,lnran In Malan, and with r in solid colors with famlly apent a WMII'• -.t1oa l'mleroJ', M lild other relAilvtta. '· ·I ' · embroidery or stripes, with a kingdom of It Myrtle Beacb, S.C. Mr. and Mn. M«pa, ~~i necklines. The slacks are Mr. and Mra. Garland Mar)' E. J , in patterns or solids. ~ !!d!P"I. •- v•.• Both are washable. llpettllae ;;~~Jere· bir Sizes: 3, 4, 5, 6, 6x mother, Mri. ll7l'lle Mr.ljpd.Mri, ioN :=:::.:::::: 6-CAl. TRASII C~N �' . .•. I . ... 'l'llt Dlll)'lllinbl;llldd!eJIOrt...--71 o.• /qlplt 13,}1711 LvcurgUa HUiln., dece .. , ,d , wh"l adctrtue• unkriOwn. will take n~tlct~het on JU1'1':2l, ttto, tPec:lal pr-oce.clinga •Wtr• •r• ,fllo<l tn. the tommon PI••• Court of MelgJ tounty, Onto, IN THI6 MATTI!'R OF THE AP· . UNKNOWN HEIRS OF ~YCIJRGUS HILAND , The Publisher reserves. lhe j D!CE,t,SED. ET AL ., AND N!!CESSARY IN THE CONSTAUCTf,ON AND IM I'ROVEMENT OF STAT-E ROUTE NO . 7. SECTION 6.34, MEIGS COUNTY, OHIO, CASE NO. 14694. In pursuance of a. r~tolution and finding of the Dlrtctor of Highways of the State of Ol'llo, in Volume 54, PIQI 899, of tht Right gf Way Section Of the Journal , bf the Dlr~tor of Highways, setting torththetltlsnecessaryforthe ubllc convtnltnceand welfare o appropriate tee title for high way pur posts over the property ,uuated in Section :Sl, Town 2. Range 13, Selltbury Township, Meigs county, Ohio, lying on the ltft side of the centerline of a •urvey made by the Departmtnt ol Highways, and recorded In the records of Meigs County. Oh{O, and being more tully described as follows: Insertion. ' mistake, or stolen at Mason • ' _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _a._11-31J! 'f !~ RJRNACE Wanted To Rent · All tliH In stock,'Gu or fuel al~ "' tct. Cell now, tor best ~~staltatlon. m. BLINOADS .. Fe11111e Help Wanted Notice Addlfional 25c Charge per Advertisement . · ' OFF ICE HOURS GUN SHOOT Friday evening, ADD TO your family Income. 8 30 a .m to !i :60 p.m. Dally, Ha d Demonstrate loya and llllfa. B:30 a.m. to 12 ·00 Noon Aug. l.t 7 p.m. ma en Eam 135 an even'lng. Work at satur-day Bacons. Mill Hill Road . your convenience. No ••· SPonsored by Recine Fire perlence. No Investment. Call Dept. · 992-"32. Write Toy Ladles 8·11~tc P~ Ptan, Johnston, Pa, penl,ftion for land taken and f • • barbecue, $0.00 n damages to the reslclut CHICKEN a.n-31p on account of the appropriation homamade Ice cream, Aug . of the fee title end construction 16, Racine fire station. PARCEL NO. 117-WL of said lmr,rovement, or a total Sponsored by Racine Fire BE A PLAYHOUSE TOY (HIGHWAY) $25.00, s due : The Unknown Dept. and auxiliary. DEA'LER: Worll August to ALL RIGHT. TITLE AND of Heirs of Lvcurgus Hiland, INTEREST l.tl FEE SIMPLE deceased ; Auditor of Meigs 8·11 -5tc December, free training. No IN THE FOLLOWING County, Ohio ; and Trqsurer of colle<llng, no delivery, no DESCRIBED PROPERTY Meigs County, OhiO, for such I WILL nol be responsible for cash Investment. Call collect Interest as each may have. 6U-377 -•79t, Charlotte any debts eontracted The p•rtlts first named anyone other than mysel . Heiskell, South Point, Ohio: herein will further take notice Carl H. Ralrden, P. 0 . Box 92, _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _7_;·17·1fC tl'lat It they are not satisfied Hartford, W. Va. with the findings of the Director 1·11·31p oi._ HJvhways, as to the amount due thtm tor compensation end damages, they shell file notice of thtlr 'applll from tlndln"s as 6LD UPRIGHT pianos, any to compenutlon and damagn, CHARLOTTE Yonk"" Is ancondition, as long as have npt within 40 days after the date of been wet. Paying SIO each. nouncing 1 full time master publication of this notice, or First floor only. Mondays will beautlclen, Mrs. Brenda they will be forever barr ad from be plck·UP day, Write, giving Bradford, 1 graduate of apptallno therefrom . good directions, Wtflln Plano Charleston Beouly Academy Company, Box 188, Sardis, and also advanced hair Ohio .t39.t6. styling, Bruno's, Canada !-13-ffc starting August :U. For an appointment phone Mason 77J.S706. VIllage Beauty Shop, OLD FURNITURE, dlshea, trunks, etc. Write M. D. Mason, W. Va . Miller. Rt. •· Pomeroy, 0 . 8-13·31c Call , 992-6271. 3·8-lfc HAYMAN 'S AUCTION tlouse, Laurel Cliff, now open eoch Friday to receive con · slgnments at 10 a.m. Auction 3 ROOM unlurnlshod apart. slarting at 7 p.m. Lat us sell ment. Phone 9ti·2288. your merchandise. 7·1·ffC J.22-llc .c-ROOM furnished apl!:tment, newly decorated. Ground REDUCE stfe and last with floor . Albert Hill, Roclne, 9<19· Gobese tablets and E· Vap 2261. water pills. Nelson Drugs. 8-9-41c S.S.JOip Rt.·1 8·7·101c COAL, LUMP, 111111 and stolcer. Jacob's coal tipPle, Rutland Rd. Will deliver. • a.n-4tc ' BlAEnNARS· . Pit. 192-21.0 . --· ~ Real Estate For Sale ' ELECTROLUX swupor, complete with afllch111ents, SM,t,LL 1•A farm, 6 rooms .,d paint sprayer, cord olln<ler bath, carDOied living room, and throw away bigs. Full completely mcKiern, all . ' cash price only $31 . Terms tillable. large metal barn with Free· Estima ... -. .. available. Phone 992-UIS. part basement. · farm pond, •n =-:-=-=-=~~__:8-~13-6tc well stoCked. On blacktop Ceramic llle•n.jlsbt... road one mile eost af Flvoi '" PAINT DAMAGE, 1970 rlft·..U · • ·· ·•.' Points off Rl. 7. See Opal In sewing mochl,.,. Sit original cartons. No at6-Htp .__PIJ_;101 ;... ''"_11_99;_ · ..J Hollon aljer 5 p ..m. tachment& needed, a1 our controls are built ln. Sews with I or 2 needles, makes RESTRICTED lots and acreage tor sate close to Meigs High R ~"" l buttonholes, HWS on buttons, H 1:. , monograms, end blind hem ' School. All ulllllles close tiy. Many sllelol$ to choaH from. : ' 1 • • stitches. Full cosh price 138.50 Priced a.lnspectlon. Call992· , OLDER HOUSE'!" choice tolln or E-Z terms . Phone 992·UIS. 6887. ' Syracuse. Priced for quick 8-IJ.6!c 6-J.IIc sale. Call 992·5J2.1. Wanted To BuJ \ _;2_;. __3_2_;. "'s'tate For Sale· Mr. & Mrs, Mobile Home Customer We Invite .Comparison! Bring ~ur mobile horne •prices and needs to us and .let us tell you lltotrulh In Mobile Homo buylngl No hidden costs In '!U!. (!l'lctal I ------ For Rllllt MEIGS ------ MOBIL£ HOMES :..- - - - - - - LOTS WITH all utilities. Restricted sub division. v. fo 2·acre loll. Phone Chesler 985-3301, night 915·3302. 1-6-llc br. ------- 'i·.;;,,;;;,;;; l l l ENGINE : Ttle Diesel En"lne shell be of the 6 cylinder. 4-cycle type ; or A-cylinder, 2-cycle. The engine shall have 105 horse power with standard accessories end under standard conditions {60 F. and 29.92 pressure) . The governed speed shall not exceed ttte "'iaii;;~ engine manuflcturer•s ::.· recommended for this type of service. A displectment ot 400 · torque of 305 foot pounds at uoo ~~~~~r~ri~~~:~~~~:;~~~~::~ cubtc mutmtlm RPM. tnchers Proper-and fuela filters, ! oil con- filters. dry-tvr• air cleaner, and tlnulng along said u.-.e, 147.83 muffler she I be furnished. A tnt 1o a point In owner's tilt heavy duty 24 volt starter, property line; thence South 7 battery, and 3S amp. alternator diQrHI 32 minutes 35 seconds for emple electrical power shall Ellt along the owner's east be furnished . prDptrty line, 169.24 fHI tel a TorQue converter, tran · point In the proposed &Outherly $mission and «uctes: A singleright of way line of relocetectSiage torque converter with a State Route 124 and the owner 's 3.0 to 1 ratio shall bt provided. southeast property corner ; The transmlulon Is to be power thence North 88 degrees 05 shift, full reversing , with not minutes 35 seconds West along less than J forward and 3 the owner's southerly property reverse speed . A rear axle lever and e line, 165.00 feet to a point In the disconnect owntr'1 southwest property mechanical parking brake on comer ; thence North 23 degrees the out put shaft shall be 33 mlnutea !1 seconds East provided. The front axle shall olong/ht owner's west property be riding non -steereble. The lint, fHt to the point of rear axle shall be steer able with btOinnlnQ, containing 0.22 of en 24 degree oscillation. Both front 1cn. more or len, e~ectualve of and rear axles •hall have power the present r'Oad which occupies transfer dlfferentlllls and 0.15 of en acre, more or teu. planetary hubs. Owner claims tllie by In - Steering, BP•kes. and Tires : strument of record In Deed Steering sh811 be hydraulic Book 67, Page 177, County power booster or full hydraulic A.ICOt'cttr's Office . power . Br-aku are to/ be Slid stations being the Station hvdroul/c with air or vacuum numbers 11 stipulated Jn the booster . The tires shill be 12 her~inbefore mttnloned survey, ply , 17.5 by 24, grader type. · Mnlmuf11 turnln" radius of 21 _ -· And said resolution - furtl'li7feet to oulside of rear axle hub . H'll forth ttl at $25.00 ., com . EQUIJ¥!1enl and accessories : The loader Shill be furnished with 111 equipment end ac · ceasorles which era normally furnished as standard Including the following; air or electric AUCTION horn ; 2 stlle<f beam lights; SATUR...,_..Y front and rear ; stop and taU . . - • AUGUST 15tlt, 11 lights; tachometer 1nd hour mtter; amp. and oil pressure "auges; transm1111on clutch pack prenun aauoe; torque converter ttmperlturt gauge; engine temperature gauge; fuel oauoe; bucket ltvel geuge; adlustable bucket seat; drewber ; fully enclosed steel cab; not water type heater end defrotter tan . WtiQM. The total WtiOht Of the unit excluding any ballas.t or additional counter wtlghtl to be not less than 11300 pounds. Cleland Realty' · 3.•• Action ,ln•dloin 1 l ..i.,.: SEPTIC tanknl~lleli. Miller Sanltallon, SJewart, Ohio: Ph~.\ uum. ' 2·12-llc _ _ _ _ _ _.;...~,:_ · resldtnct, 1 SEPTIC TANKS CLE~D. basement, Reasonable ·rates. -:: ne , Six; Qllrall,_, 3 ~2.!',.n R....11, GaiRPOIII ..._ · -·· •11or·5:30 p.m 1 : . · . ' . ~7-Ift ,.· ·,sale·: For "le 'DANNIE'S MOBILE HOMES . IJ':tldur;;ars, coonhound. ears In stock. Hltrfs WAITRESS wani..r. ~~ be REDBONE phone 112·27n, over 21, have reference Retlstered . Phone 9<19·3014. New · -l-11·12tc . ....van, Ve. Apply In person . Marthi Resta ...ant, Middleport. -----,-_:f.:_:12·31C 1·11·31c COLONIAL sly I~ stereo, AM and FM ra4Jo, •~kers, .c. y.eed record , changltr. ~U~Iance ·use our budget terms. FrM gill wllft every purcliaM. ~II 992-3352. =-:-=-=----- w. Real Estale For Sale seo.u. Graualy Tl'ldals- Demaro111D s. a.lt_.,c =~~:---­ MODERN WALNUT sttrto, AM lnd Ff!,l rldlo, INiures ~ spotd r.Cord ~hanger, • speekers, ..,.a(;te controls. Balance ' $71.6t: u.. our budpetjerms, F~Ehlflwllft every purchaa. Call t92-3352. · ~n•tc S·H,p, DAILY CR~~W~!f ACBOI18 1. Excessively 1. LltUe pollia (J well. , people II. "PyJ· maUon" 2. Gully S. llolot t . CWUIIJII D. Maverick 8. Buktlboll author e. Spoken IO. Ripped 11. Apple 1968 CHEVROIJT Olevelje 4 ·,Qr. .H;rdl~p. autoniatlc tr~smiss!Oh. 6 problem · tenn 7. Limb I. Debilitate 12. Typlot~ If. On tht apex 10. J'abrle fu• 11. Berlin !&....: l!l" lor U;Mtmo 111. Cuntrocto 18. Wltnuo 18. "Little women" IIIIer nick- nome 22. Cbop Jt. Lode• D . Incite 26. lm· pro- Yilt~ , , wordl · 27. p,;,.. noun ·- ..- • ...,~... 29. Dol'lll&lll 30. V~•,. Yllle """" tee 31 . Ultloa SS. I'a*Pway II · ".! ·' Dtlnnle's ll••-..••1~ "r I . I~~tJ:.=t~:·;~~;_\ fX~·X \XX!,%1]~.:':~-: lf'EEY.I;n,l . . ------.,-~~~c m-. · ' a.7:6tc l . ~ r' 1 -- hQII • . , .......,• • \ .. '. ~ 11 RIDING' lltym GOOd condllto.l. Cell 142261 ! Poftleit<l: , · ~ .,... o~(iilu'-•~• ,li$ ···' ·. ' 3-1a.ffc . '< ' bottom, ~.295. O.r 20 hand Merttlle Clttlllbtt~ Cl~rk: iloal'll MtiJ~ Q•.unfy · . .·1.I "· 'l' Auto Sales Help Wanted r. ··, LISTING - 4 btdroaffta, . nvl~g 16 • 11. Nlct sldt , o•regt. Nur stores. - 15 room AND' ~TRONJC ~ · ~ERVICE. 915·3849· . ' Bottom •. For Rent or Sale ANNUAL RIO GRANDE BEAN DINNER All bidden must 1t1te en appra.lmlft Cltllv•ry 'dett. All bJd1 ll1Uit neve tht ·nlmt tnd tddrnt Of tht YJftdar on th.t ironr or tt'le envtlopt 1nd pltlnlt markld "l.NCStr Bid " The .. ao'a r-' of _cou'nty commlutontri rewvt~ the right to rtltct any or all bldl, and tosete~t the btlt bid for tt'lt urpoae and: waive rregularltlet In favor ' fol the County ~-n,m 111-IOfl,-11' •• -~· GoO. Holtsltlltr, lrokor T.V. .AtHERTON or ------- THE FOLLOWING 'LIST OF EQUIPMENT TO BE CON · SIDERED AS "TRADE .j NS." one 1951 model 99 H, Austin Wlltern Grader. one lf52 model 22 a Bucyrut Erlt Shov*l. With 35 foot Boom Extension and 1n extr• Bucket. one 19.t9 model 3 Athey Loadtr. ' '·:· HOBSTETTER REALTY ' ------ Pets For Sale _____ 7-26-ffc _____ ------- :e. ·~;~i~~;~~~J~~i~~ 2~:. ---::::=---'- Route 7' TuPioon P~tn-, 0. 2 STORY brick building, (U7-3191 orU7-3236 Middleport. No reotonable PAiNT SALE;Farm- and horne · otter rejected. Also lot «hc125, white latex house paint, S.US Middleport. Phone 992-5251. ~allon. King Builders Supply 7-28-lfc FURNISHED first floor el · ompany, 290 N. 2nd, Mid· · WILL pick up merchandise and ficlency apartment, utilities dleport, Ohio. MODERN I room house, · take to auction on a perfurnished . Phone 992-:1874. Pomeroy, vacant. Priced 7-19-tfc centage basts . Call Jim 1·12·1fc right lor quick sale. Private ' Adams, auctioneer, Rutland. - - - - - - - - CANNING tomatoes, already owner. Phone 9<49·2145. Phone 7j2-~1 . TRAILER. Brown's Trailer picked, bring your own _ _ _ _ _ _ _ •+_121p Park, Minersville. 992-332•. container. Geraldine Cleland. 9-23·11C Racine, Ohio. 8·7·121c 7-19·24tp GUN SHOOT. Forked Run 3 ROOM furnished apartment. Sportsman Club, Sunday , Also, 3 room unlurnlslt~ 1962 FORD Gal axle 500, V-8-352, POMEROY - AN ·AMA~G Aug . 16. apart.l1ent. Ph<>lt 992-3056. standard wllh overdrive. Call VALUE - 2 story frame, 3 8·12 ·31C 8-1J.31c 992·6623. bedrooms, 2 baths, nice lot 8-10·61D with garage . IN GOOD · GROVER'S Photography CONDITION. $10,500. Studio will be closed lor APARTMENT, 6 rooms, balft, vacation from Aug . 17 to Aug. unfurniJhed. Mulberry Avo. THE OLD Free Methodist 25. , Phone 192·2431 after 5 p. ft!, tiding Is blcts,,~ ~ll be•exDI • ~· .'~' 'I: 8·12-\UicA •·-<L', \ -::_l ~ t{ll-sf\c • a • tJCCept Su oy. For .. · . ·, lnlofmlflon call 992·5326 I WILL NOT be respon$Tble lor FURNISHED and unfurnished 992·3.t69. apartmeniJ. Close to school . any debts contracled 8·1J.Jtc Phone 992·5434. anrone other than my&el . POMEROY - TillS 15 H~RD 10·18-ffc WI liam J. Kennedy, Bo• 119, TO BEAT - 1 story trame, 3 Rutland, Ohio. bedrooms, bath, basement, IRSIDIIC8 8-12-3tp garage, GOOD CONDITION, AUTOMOBILE Insurance boon $.1,000, ROCK SPRINGS Fair Special. cancelled? Loat your 2 FAMILY house, 2U Race St., Tuesday, Aug. 18, Wed., Aug. :.•tor's tlctnM? can 992·: POMEROY - l'f2 story Middleport . Call 992.m9. 19, Thursday, Aug. 20. Will frame, just newly painted on 6-1S.Ifc· 6.1~601c leave the Middleport Cab the Inside, 3 bedrooms, ballt, Office at 8 a.m1, 11 a.m .• J basement, WALK TO SHOP. p.m .. 6 p.m .. SUlCI each 12 JUST $6,500. . years old and over. Mid· TOIUYORSELL dleport Cab Co., Phone 992- PARKVI EW Kennels, Poodles, 1%0 • DOOR Chevrolet, V·8, CONTACT US 7338. and bird clogs. AKC. Pet and automatic. Excellent con· HENRY CLELAND 8-12-6tp show puppies. Grooming . dillon . Phone 742·3656. REALTOR Phone 992·W3. 8-1J.31p Olllct 192-2159 3-17-ffc Res. 192-25.. CHICKEN borbocue, 1965 CHEVROLET truck, no 8-9-41c homemade Ice cream, cake, I'IJSI, 6-cyllnder, A-1 condition, Aug . 16. Racine lire station. motor, starter, battery, Spon$01'ed by Racine Fire brokes, new tires with new Dept . and auxiliary. 8-11-5tc :_ PONY, $30. George Hensler, factory built camper: Phone . Tupper• Plains, phone 667· 992·5392 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. ~26-llc. 3315. ' . 8-9.Jic -------19<\2 FORD Econollne Van, $200. CANNING tomatoes. Charles Phone 7•2·343'1. . Fosler, Racine, Rl. 2. Phone -----==--.::..;8-Htc I oi\to•s &.,l1'911t Moltllt Homsl· 247·2309. 1958 PL YM.DUTH station --------··_12-31p wagon, nine passenger. Good Doe lor SAT., AUOUSTIS motor, tires, belfery. Priced 1962 PONTIAC hunt. Air conditioned good tires. Runs lor quick .sale, 1100. COntact II A.M. to 11:30 P.M. good. See Dan Cremeans, Eldon Walburn, phone 11'12· At Community Hall 2105. Turner Addition, Rutland. Rio Gr•ncle; Ohio >'<26-lfc Patriotic Prooram . O.mos . l:.=:-:-~-,----~--12·3tp Door Prize• & Sq.. rt Dltpct PURE BREI> German 19118 DODGE, · Well camper with Tox Harrtoon & Vallty \ ~T herd puppies, I·week old. aptelal, 12,995. 1967 Ford .....: BoyJ. wo temaleo only. Phone 992· fan pickup truck, l<tng jthd 5983 alter 4 p.m. CANM& Join Ua wtdt bed, 5 new 6-ply tlr,., 11,495. 1M5 Chltvrolet pickup• ----,,..-----"..:.9-'fp wlllt camper, 11M5. 1~ '• PH I LCO COLOR TV; floor Ford ">·ton pli:lcup, long etftl model. Very nice cabinet. wldo bed, UPS. 1"f Caililfec WAITRESS . AI>Diy In person, Also, folding high chair . Hdan Deville, IOidtd wlflt Crow~ • St18k HOUII, Phone 742·504. txtraa, Including cllmaf Pomeroy. 8-11·31< control, beige with black · 8-9-6tc ------- •'::::"::':::-"":': GOOD fnvestment property. HouH with three turnlahtld apartmenfl• beamenf, two garages. Monthly Income, $190. ·Prlctd reosonebly.. lor quick stle. Phone '192·3035.' ,_ ·19-llc ------ c; ... ,· 1 H.P . .RIDING movm. ;vtll lrade for ~;;~a•, and motor. Phone Coolville 667.JIIlf. br. t· ' ' I ' RATES County Fair on Saturday. For want Ad Service Reward offered. Call 773-5715. ' Scefltsper Word one Insertion Minimum Cherge7S< YOUNG COUPLE panfl tiorm 12 cents per w>rd three LOST. In vicinity of Manke• conSecutive ln~flrt'lnM••'houa In Mllg• t:;ounly. Wllj 11 cents per word six con - Run and Lincoln Hill areo, koep up and make smal secutlve ln&e!Yion~ pne blond Cocker Sponlel repairs. Phone Athena 2S Rer cent Discount on paid ijog. Pleae call 992·2502, Non. .evenlngi or write c-o The ads and ads paid within 10 days . K. A . Grueser. Dally Senflnel, Box 129-R, CARD OF THANKS 1-12-3tp Pomeroy, o. & OBITUARY St.SO for 50 word minimum . --'----~..:.8-..:.1J.3tp Each additional word 2c. r. 'l' .,.. Fcr Sale or Traf•. l.OSt and Found .· rlghl to e~ll or reject ony ads · PINK FLOWER Garden Quilt deemed oblecllonal. Tne W 1 1 f tl bout thl. FOR. HIGHWAY PURPOSES publlltlerwlllnatbe reSponsible: an norma on a s Of THE' lANDS OF THE tor mort than one lncorrec,. Item which was picked up by PAQPIIIATION BY THE ST,t,TE OF OAIO OF THE FEE ,. '_A·, Dayal Publlto>lon ~aOUL·ATIONS ' Bargains,,·Baraai.ns;.and ,.More.' Barga)ins In.S.~nti~et ~.la$Sifie~s· ~ WANT AD IIIF.OAMATION . oeADLlN.S . S P .M, Oa¥ Befort Publication ,, Mondll' Deadllnt9 a .m. canctllali()n a. Corr.ctlont' Will be acceplltd until 9 a.m. for of ' • '· ' , I •• PO. 'UILICloTIOf! I nl Un*-nown He; its ·. < ,. ' ~ ..,'1I J II - . . ' ..... """ ·- ..,.:..Oi;;·;~ . tt ~ , .• • ·I ~ ~ ' . ,. j I . • ' �' . .•. I . ... 'l'llt Dlll)'lllinbl;llldd!eJIOrt...--71 o.• /qlplt 13,}1711 LvcurgUa HUiln., dece .. , ,d , wh"l adctrtue• unkriOwn. will take n~tlct~het on JU1'1':2l, ttto, tPec:lal pr-oce.clinga •Wtr• •r• ,fllo<l tn. the tommon PI••• Court of MelgJ tounty, Onto, IN THI6 MATTI!'R OF THE AP· . UNKNOWN HEIRS OF ~YCIJRGUS HILAND , The Publisher reserves. lhe j D!CE,t,SED. ET AL ., AND N!!CESSARY IN THE CONSTAUCTf,ON AND IM I'ROVEMENT OF STAT-E ROUTE NO . 7. SECTION 6.34, MEIGS COUNTY, OHIO, CASE NO. 14694. In pursuance of a. r~tolution and finding of the Dlrtctor of Highways of the State of Ol'llo, in Volume 54, PIQI 899, of tht Right gf Way Section Of the Journal , bf the Dlr~tor of Highways, setting torththetltlsnecessaryforthe ubllc convtnltnceand welfare o appropriate tee title for high way pur posts over the property ,uuated in Section :Sl, Town 2. Range 13, Selltbury Township, Meigs county, Ohio, lying on the ltft side of the centerline of a •urvey made by the Departmtnt ol Highways, and recorded In the records of Meigs County. Oh{O, and being more tully described as follows: Insertion. ' mistake, or stolen at Mason • ' _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _a._11-31J! 'f !~ RJRNACE Wanted To Rent · All tliH In stock,'Gu or fuel al~ "' tct. Cell now, tor best ~~staltatlon. m. BLINOADS .. Fe11111e Help Wanted Notice Addlfional 25c Charge per Advertisement . · ' OFF ICE HOURS GUN SHOOT Friday evening, ADD TO your family Income. 8 30 a .m to !i :60 p.m. Dally, Ha d Demonstrate loya and llllfa. B:30 a.m. to 12 ·00 Noon Aug. l.t 7 p.m. ma en Eam 135 an even'lng. Work at satur-day Bacons. Mill Hill Road . your convenience. No ••· SPonsored by Recine Fire perlence. No Investment. Call Dept. · 992-"32. Write Toy Ladles 8·11~tc P~ Ptan, Johnston, Pa, penl,ftion for land taken and f • • barbecue, $0.00 n damages to the reslclut CHICKEN a.n-31p on account of the appropriation homamade Ice cream, Aug . of the fee title end construction 16, Racine fire station. PARCEL NO. 117-WL of said lmr,rovement, or a total Sponsored by Racine Fire BE A PLAYHOUSE TOY (HIGHWAY) $25.00, s due : The Unknown Dept. and auxiliary. DEA'LER: Worll August to ALL RIGHT. TITLE AND of Heirs of Lvcurgus Hiland, INTEREST l.tl FEE SIMPLE deceased ; Auditor of Meigs 8·11 -5tc December, free training. No IN THE FOLLOWING County, Ohio ; and Trqsurer of colle<llng, no delivery, no DESCRIBED PROPERTY Meigs County, OhiO, for such I WILL nol be responsible for cash Investment. Call collect Interest as each may have. 6U-377 -•79t, Charlotte any debts eontracted The p•rtlts first named anyone other than mysel . Heiskell, South Point, Ohio: herein will further take notice Carl H. Ralrden, P. 0 . Box 92, _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _7_;·17·1fC tl'lat It they are not satisfied Hartford, W. Va. with the findings of the Director 1·11·31p oi._ HJvhways, as to the amount due thtm tor compensation end damages, they shell file notice of thtlr 'applll from tlndln"s as 6LD UPRIGHT pianos, any to compenutlon and damagn, CHARLOTTE Yonk"" Is ancondition, as long as have npt within 40 days after the date of been wet. Paying SIO each. nouncing 1 full time master publication of this notice, or First floor only. Mondays will beautlclen, Mrs. Brenda they will be forever barr ad from be plck·UP day, Write, giving Bradford, 1 graduate of apptallno therefrom . good directions, Wtflln Plano Charleston Beouly Academy Company, Box 188, Sardis, and also advanced hair Ohio .t39.t6. styling, Bruno's, Canada !-13-ffc starting August :U. For an appointment phone Mason 77J.S706. VIllage Beauty Shop, OLD FURNITURE, dlshea, trunks, etc. Write M. D. Mason, W. Va . Miller. Rt. •· Pomeroy, 0 . 8-13·31c Call , 992-6271. 3·8-lfc HAYMAN 'S AUCTION tlouse, Laurel Cliff, now open eoch Friday to receive con · slgnments at 10 a.m. Auction 3 ROOM unlurnlshod apart. slarting at 7 p.m. Lat us sell ment. Phone 9ti·2288. your merchandise. 7·1·ffC J.22-llc .c-ROOM furnished apl!:tment, newly decorated. Ground REDUCE stfe and last with floor . Albert Hill, Roclne, 9<19· Gobese tablets and E· Vap 2261. water pills. Nelson Drugs. 8-9-41c S.S.JOip Rt.·1 8·7·101c COAL, LUMP, 111111 and stolcer. Jacob's coal tipPle, Rutland Rd. Will deliver. • a.n-4tc ' BlAEnNARS· . Pit. 192-21.0 . --· ~ Real Estate For Sale ' ELECTROLUX swupor, complete with afllch111ents, SM,t,LL 1•A farm, 6 rooms .,d paint sprayer, cord olln<ler bath, carDOied living room, and throw away bigs. Full completely mcKiern, all . ' cash price only $31 . Terms tillable. large metal barn with Free· Estima ... -. .. available. Phone 992-UIS. part basement. · farm pond, •n =-:-=-=-=~~__:8-~13-6tc well stoCked. On blacktop Ceramic llle•n.jlsbt... road one mile eost af Flvoi '" PAINT DAMAGE, 1970 rlft·..U · • ·· ·•.' Points off Rl. 7. See Opal In sewing mochl,.,. Sit original cartons. No at6-Htp .__PIJ_;101 ;... ''"_11_99;_ · ..J Hollon aljer 5 p ..m. tachment& needed, a1 our controls are built ln. Sews with I or 2 needles, makes RESTRICTED lots and acreage tor sate close to Meigs High R ~"" l buttonholes, HWS on buttons, H 1:. , monograms, end blind hem ' School. All ulllllles close tiy. Many sllelol$ to choaH from. : ' 1 • • stitches. Full cosh price 138.50 Priced a.lnspectlon. Call992· , OLDER HOUSE'!" choice tolln or E-Z terms . Phone 992·UIS. 6887. ' Syracuse. Priced for quick 8-IJ.6!c 6-J.IIc sale. Call 992·5J2.1. Wanted To BuJ \ _;2_;. __3_2_;. "'s'tate For Sale· Mr. & Mrs, Mobile Home Customer We Invite .Comparison! Bring ~ur mobile horne •prices and needs to us and .let us tell you lltotrulh In Mobile Homo buylngl No hidden costs In '!U!. (!l'lctal I ------ For Rllllt MEIGS ------ MOBIL£ HOMES :..- - - - - - - LOTS WITH all utilities. Restricted sub division. v. fo 2·acre loll. Phone Chesler 985-3301, night 915·3302. 1-6-llc br. ------- 'i·.;;,,;;;,;;; l l l ENGINE : Ttle Diesel En"lne shell be of the 6 cylinder. 4-cycle type ; or A-cylinder, 2-cycle. The engine shall have 105 horse power with standard accessories end under standard conditions {60 F. and 29.92 pressure) . The governed speed shall not exceed ttte "'iaii;;~ engine manuflcturer•s ::.· recommended for this type of service. A displectment ot 400 · torque of 305 foot pounds at uoo ~~~~~r~ri~~~:~~~~:;~~~~::~ cubtc mutmtlm RPM. tnchers Proper-and fuela filters, ! oil con- filters. dry-tvr• air cleaner, and tlnulng along said u.-.e, 147.83 muffler she I be furnished. A tnt 1o a point In owner's tilt heavy duty 24 volt starter, property line; thence South 7 battery, and 3S amp. alternator diQrHI 32 minutes 35 seconds for emple electrical power shall Ellt along the owner's east be furnished . prDptrty line, 169.24 fHI tel a TorQue converter, tran · point In the proposed &Outherly $mission and «uctes: A singleright of way line of relocetectSiage torque converter with a State Route 124 and the owner 's 3.0 to 1 ratio shall bt provided. southeast property corner ; The transmlulon Is to be power thence North 88 degrees 05 shift, full reversing , with not minutes 35 seconds West along less than J forward and 3 the owner's southerly property reverse speed . A rear axle lever and e line, 165.00 feet to a point In the disconnect owntr'1 southwest property mechanical parking brake on comer ; thence North 23 degrees the out put shaft shall be 33 mlnutea !1 seconds East provided. The front axle shall olong/ht owner's west property be riding non -steereble. The lint, fHt to the point of rear axle shall be steer able with btOinnlnQ, containing 0.22 of en 24 degree oscillation. Both front 1cn. more or len, e~ectualve of and rear axles •hall have power the present r'Oad which occupies transfer dlfferentlllls and 0.15 of en acre, more or teu. planetary hubs. Owner claims tllie by In - Steering, BP•kes. and Tires : strument of record In Deed Steering sh811 be hydraulic Book 67, Page 177, County power booster or full hydraulic A.ICOt'cttr's Office . power . Br-aku are to/ be Slid stations being the Station hvdroul/c with air or vacuum numbers 11 stipulated Jn the booster . The tires shill be 12 her~inbefore mttnloned survey, ply , 17.5 by 24, grader type. · Mnlmuf11 turnln" radius of 21 _ -· And said resolution - furtl'li7feet to oulside of rear axle hub . H'll forth ttl at $25.00 ., com . EQUIJ¥!1enl and accessories : The loader Shill be furnished with 111 equipment end ac · ceasorles which era normally furnished as standard Including the following; air or electric AUCTION horn ; 2 stlle<f beam lights; SATUR...,_..Y front and rear ; stop and taU . . - • AUGUST 15tlt, 11 lights; tachometer 1nd hour mtter; amp. and oil pressure "auges; transm1111on clutch pack prenun aauoe; torque converter ttmperlturt gauge; engine temperature gauge; fuel oauoe; bucket ltvel geuge; adlustable bucket seat; drewber ; fully enclosed steel cab; not water type heater end defrotter tan . WtiQM. The total WtiOht Of the unit excluding any ballas.t or additional counter wtlghtl to be not less than 11300 pounds. Cleland Realty' · 3.•• Action ,ln•dloin 1 l ..i.,.: SEPTIC tanknl~lleli. Miller Sanltallon, SJewart, Ohio: Ph~.\ uum. ' 2·12-llc _ _ _ _ _ _.;...~,:_ · resldtnct, 1 SEPTIC TANKS CLE~D. basement, Reasonable ·rates. -:: ne , Six; Qllrall,_, 3 ~2.!',.n R....11, GaiRPOIII ..._ · -·· •11or·5:30 p.m 1 : . · . ' . ~7-Ift ,.· ·,sale·: For "le 'DANNIE'S MOBILE HOMES . IJ':tldur;;ars, coonhound. ears In stock. Hltrfs WAITRESS wani..r. ~~ be REDBONE phone 112·27n, over 21, have reference Retlstered . Phone 9<19·3014. New · -l-11·12tc . ....van, Ve. Apply In person . Marthi Resta ...ant, Middleport. -----,-_:f.:_:12·31C 1·11·31c COLONIAL sly I~ stereo, AM and FM ra4Jo, •~kers, .c. y.eed record , changltr. ~U~Iance ·use our budget terms. FrM gill wllft every purcliaM. ~II 992-3352. =-:-=-=----- w. Real Estale For Sale seo.u. Graualy Tl'ldals- Demaro111D s. a.lt_.,c =~~:---­ MODERN WALNUT sttrto, AM lnd Ff!,l rldlo, INiures ~ spotd r.Cord ~hanger, • speekers, ..,.a(;te controls. Balance ' $71.6t: u.. our budpetjerms, F~Ehlflwllft every purchaa. Call t92-3352. · ~n•tc S·H,p, DAILY CR~~W~!f ACBOI18 1. Excessively 1. LltUe pollia (J well. , people II. "PyJ· maUon" 2. Gully S. llolot t . CWUIIJII D. Maverick 8. Buktlboll author e. Spoken IO. Ripped 11. Apple 1968 CHEVROIJT Olevelje 4 ·,Qr. .H;rdl~p. autoniatlc tr~smiss!Oh. 6 problem · tenn 7. Limb I. Debilitate 12. Typlot~ If. On tht apex 10. J'abrle fu• 11. Berlin !&....: l!l" lor U;Mtmo 111. Cuntrocto 18. Wltnuo 18. "Little women" IIIIer nick- nome 22. Cbop Jt. Lode• D . Incite 26. lm· pro- Yilt~ , , wordl · 27. p,;,.. noun ·- ..- • ...,~... 29. Dol'lll&lll 30. V~•,. Yllle """" tee 31 . Ultloa SS. I'a*Pway II · ".! ·' Dtlnnle's ll••-..••1~ "r I . I~~tJ:.=t~:·;~~;_\ fX~·X \XX!,%1]~.:':~-: lf'EEY.I;n,l . . ------.,-~~~c m-. · ' a.7:6tc l . ~ r' 1 -- hQII • . , .......,• • \ .. '. ~ 11 RIDING' lltym GOOd condllto.l. Cell 142261 ! Poftleit<l: , · ~ .,... o~(iilu'-•~• ,li$ ···' ·. ' 3-1a.ffc . '< ' bottom, ~.295. O.r 20 hand Merttlle Clttlllbtt~ Cl~rk: iloal'll MtiJ~ Q•.unfy · . .·1.I "· 'l' Auto Sales Help Wanted r. ··, LISTING - 4 btdroaffta, . nvl~g 16 • 11. Nlct sldt , o•regt. Nur stores. - 15 room AND' ~TRONJC ~ · ~ERVICE. 915·3849· . ' Bottom •. For Rent or Sale ANNUAL RIO GRANDE BEAN DINNER All bidden must 1t1te en appra.lmlft Cltllv•ry 'dett. All bJd1 ll1Uit neve tht ·nlmt tnd tddrnt Of tht YJftdar on th.t ironr or tt'le envtlopt 1nd pltlnlt markld "l.NCStr Bid " The .. ao'a r-' of _cou'nty commlutontri rewvt~ the right to rtltct any or all bldl, and tosete~t the btlt bid for tt'lt urpoae and: waive rregularltlet In favor ' fol the County ~-n,m 111-IOfl,-11' •• -~· GoO. Holtsltlltr, lrokor T.V. .AtHERTON or ------- THE FOLLOWING 'LIST OF EQUIPMENT TO BE CON · SIDERED AS "TRADE .j NS." one 1951 model 99 H, Austin Wlltern Grader. one lf52 model 22 a Bucyrut Erlt Shov*l. With 35 foot Boom Extension and 1n extr• Bucket. one 19.t9 model 3 Athey Loadtr. ' '·:· HOBSTETTER REALTY ' ------ Pets For Sale _____ 7-26-ffc _____ ------- :e. ·~;~i~~;~~~J~~i~~ 2~:. ---::::=---'- Route 7' TuPioon P~tn-, 0. 2 STORY brick building, (U7-3191 orU7-3236 Middleport. No reotonable PAiNT SALE;Farm- and horne · otter rejected. Also lot «hc125, white latex house paint, S.US Middleport. Phone 992-5251. ~allon. King Builders Supply 7-28-lfc FURNISHED first floor el · ompany, 290 N. 2nd, Mid· · WILL pick up merchandise and ficlency apartment, utilities dleport, Ohio. MODERN I room house, · take to auction on a perfurnished . Phone 992-:1874. Pomeroy, vacant. Priced 7-19-tfc centage basts . Call Jim 1·12·1fc right lor quick sale. Private ' Adams, auctioneer, Rutland. - - - - - - - - CANNING tomatoes, already owner. Phone 9<49·2145. Phone 7j2-~1 . TRAILER. Brown's Trailer picked, bring your own _ _ _ _ _ _ _ •+_121p Park, Minersville. 992-332•. container. Geraldine Cleland. 9-23·11C Racine, Ohio. 8·7·121c 7-19·24tp GUN SHOOT. Forked Run 3 ROOM furnished apartment. Sportsman Club, Sunday , Also, 3 room unlurnlslt~ 1962 FORD Gal axle 500, V-8-352, POMEROY - AN ·AMA~G Aug . 16. apart.l1ent. Ph<>lt 992-3056. standard wllh overdrive. Call VALUE - 2 story frame, 3 8·12 ·31C 8-1J.31c 992·6623. bedrooms, 2 baths, nice lot 8-10·61D with garage . IN GOOD · GROVER'S Photography CONDITION. $10,500. Studio will be closed lor APARTMENT, 6 rooms, balft, vacation from Aug . 17 to Aug. unfurniJhed. Mulberry Avo. THE OLD Free Methodist 25. , Phone 192·2431 after 5 p. ft!, tiding Is blcts,,~ ~ll be•exDI • ~· .'~' 'I: 8·12-\UicA •·-<L', \ -::_l ~ t{ll-sf\c • a • tJCCept Su oy. For .. · . ·, lnlofmlflon call 992·5326 I WILL NOT be respon$Tble lor FURNISHED and unfurnished 992·3.t69. apartmeniJ. Close to school . any debts contracled 8·1J.Jtc Phone 992·5434. anrone other than my&el . POMEROY - TillS 15 H~RD 10·18-ffc WI liam J. Kennedy, Bo• 119, TO BEAT - 1 story trame, 3 Rutland, Ohio. bedrooms, bath, basement, IRSIDIIC8 8-12-3tp garage, GOOD CONDITION, AUTOMOBILE Insurance boon $.1,000, ROCK SPRINGS Fair Special. cancelled? Loat your 2 FAMILY house, 2U Race St., Tuesday, Aug. 18, Wed., Aug. :.•tor's tlctnM? can 992·: POMEROY - l'f2 story Middleport . Call 992.m9. 19, Thursday, Aug. 20. Will frame, just newly painted on 6-1S.Ifc· 6.1~601c leave the Middleport Cab the Inside, 3 bedrooms, ballt, Office at 8 a.m1, 11 a.m .• J basement, WALK TO SHOP. p.m .. 6 p.m .. SUlCI each 12 JUST $6,500. . years old and over. Mid· TOIUYORSELL dleport Cab Co., Phone 992- PARKVI EW Kennels, Poodles, 1%0 • DOOR Chevrolet, V·8, CONTACT US 7338. and bird clogs. AKC. Pet and automatic. Excellent con· HENRY CLELAND 8-12-6tp show puppies. Grooming . dillon . Phone 742·3656. REALTOR Phone 992·W3. 8-1J.31p Olllct 192-2159 3-17-ffc Res. 192-25.. CHICKEN borbocue, 1965 CHEVROLET truck, no 8-9-41c homemade Ice cream, cake, I'IJSI, 6-cyllnder, A-1 condition, Aug . 16. Racine lire station. motor, starter, battery, Spon$01'ed by Racine Fire brokes, new tires with new Dept . and auxiliary. 8-11-5tc :_ PONY, $30. George Hensler, factory built camper: Phone . Tupper• Plains, phone 667· 992·5392 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. ~26-llc. 3315. ' . 8-9.Jic -------19<\2 FORD Econollne Van, $200. CANNING tomatoes. Charles Phone 7•2·343'1. . Fosler, Racine, Rl. 2. Phone -----==--.::..;8-Htc I oi\to•s &.,l1'911t Moltllt Homsl· 247·2309. 1958 PL YM.DUTH station --------··_12-31p wagon, nine passenger. Good Doe lor SAT., AUOUSTIS motor, tires, belfery. Priced 1962 PONTIAC hunt. Air conditioned good tires. Runs lor quick .sale, 1100. COntact II A.M. to 11:30 P.M. good. See Dan Cremeans, Eldon Walburn, phone 11'12· At Community Hall 2105. Turner Addition, Rutland. Rio Gr•ncle; Ohio >'<26-lfc Patriotic Prooram . O.mos . l:.=:-:-~-,----~--12·3tp Door Prize• & Sq.. rt Dltpct PURE BREI> German 19118 DODGE, · Well camper with Tox Harrtoon & Vallty \ ~T herd puppies, I·week old. aptelal, 12,995. 1967 Ford .....: BoyJ. wo temaleo only. Phone 992· fan pickup truck, l<tng jthd 5983 alter 4 p.m. CANM& Join Ua wtdt bed, 5 new 6-ply tlr,., 11,495. 1M5 Chltvrolet pickup• ----,,..-----"..:.9-'fp wlllt camper, 11M5. 1~ '• PH I LCO COLOR TV; floor Ford ">·ton pli:lcup, long etftl model. Very nice cabinet. wldo bed, UPS. 1"f Caililfec WAITRESS . AI>Diy In person, Also, folding high chair . Hdan Deville, IOidtd wlflt Crow~ • St18k HOUII, Phone 742·504. txtraa, Including cllmaf Pomeroy. 8-11·31< control, beige with black · 8-9-6tc ------- •'::::"::':::-"":': GOOD fnvestment property. HouH with three turnlahtld apartmenfl• beamenf, two garages. Monthly Income, $190. ·Prlctd reosonebly.. lor quick stle. Phone '192·3035.' ,_ ·19-llc ------ c; ... ,· 1 H.P . .RIDING movm. ;vtll lrade for ~;;~a•, and motor. Phone Coolville 667.JIIlf. br. t· ' ' I ' RATES County Fair on Saturday. For want Ad Service Reward offered. Call 773-5715. ' Scefltsper Word one Insertion Minimum Cherge7S< YOUNG COUPLE panfl tiorm 12 cents per w>rd three LOST. In vicinity of Manke• conSecutive ln~flrt'lnM••'houa In Mllg• t:;ounly. Wllj 11 cents per word six con - Run and Lincoln Hill areo, koep up and make smal secutlve ln&e!Yion~ pne blond Cocker Sponlel repairs. Phone Athena 2S Rer cent Discount on paid ijog. Pleae call 992·2502, Non. .evenlngi or write c-o The ads and ads paid within 10 days . K. A . Grueser. Dally Senflnel, Box 129-R, CARD OF THANKS 1-12-3tp Pomeroy, o. & OBITUARY St.SO for 50 word minimum . --'----~..:.8-..:.1J.3tp Each additional word 2c. r. 'l' .,.. Fcr Sale or Traf•. l.OSt and Found .· rlghl to e~ll or reject ony ads · PINK FLOWER Garden Quilt deemed oblecllonal. Tne W 1 1 f tl bout thl. FOR. HIGHWAY PURPOSES publlltlerwlllnatbe reSponsible: an norma on a s Of THE' lANDS OF THE tor mort than one lncorrec,. Item which was picked up by PAQPIIIATION BY THE ST,t,TE OF OAIO OF THE FEE ,. '_A·, Dayal Publlto>lon ~aOUL·ATIONS ' Bargains,,·Baraai.ns;.and ,.More.' Barga)ins In.S.~nti~et ~.la$Sifie~s· ~ WANT AD IIIF.OAMATION . oeADLlN.S . S P .M, Oa¥ Befort Publication ,, Mondll' Deadllnt9 a .m. canctllali()n a. Corr.ctlont' Will be acceplltd until 9 a.m. for of ' • '· ' , I •• PO. 'UILICloTIOf! I nl Un*-nown He; its ·. < ,. ' ~ ..,'1I J II - . . ' ..... """ ·- ..,.:..Oi;;·;~ . tt ~ , .• • ·I ~ ~ ' . ,. j I . • ' �.. . . ' . ... ' ' t-TIIe Dlillf llentlnel, Middlepurt·O., Aug1llt U,lt'/11 Jtinior Board Readies Fair Barents . . Sued ~F~Case '. Everett Holcomb reported he wuuld donate one pig for the Greased Pig contest. Presidenl Tum Hauun said he would ask Racine FF A to donate mooey for a second pig, and Ken Bolen 's motion to donate $5 for the greased pole prize carried. Mike Benedum reported prizes will be awarded to the cleanest animals on Saturday morning. The two categoriez will be dairy and beef catUe. The Girl Scouts suggested older teenagers guard the entrance at the dance to be beld at the fair. It was also decided to .... •••• • See the Ouistan.dlng Selection Of Laura Mae Blouses Parity System Opposed ' • Now You Know IISS<I'ted ~~. • for the prtnl:e- and prtnceu; '10 lor Sult(Gr~,IIOhubeetl~ln Kinll and Queen, and • for the Melp Coalll7 ~' Rowers. ~ COurt by 'J' B. O'Brien, •. Treasurer Ml1lsa Rllet was Pomeroy, agalDit .l'-trlck l,.,;·..,.......,~:;i..;,.;.....;J-..,:;.;, ;..,;...;..:.::;:::;4~.:::.:;,~~Z.:4~:;;~:::::.:!~~~~=;.~-.J.:.J authorized to borrow money Jolllllon, C!arlea Smith llid I' from the bank for expense~ If Richard Hovattar, aU of MJd. needed. ~1. Attending the meelin8& were Tbe ptalnUff chargu that \ Jean Whiihead, Mike Benedum, children of the three defendanta Alan Holter, Ken Bolen, Dan negligently set !Ire to a frame Midkiff, Margie Jeffers, Debbie buDding· which he owned on Ohlinger, Janet Mees, Ed Plmn St. in Middleport. He uks Q-oss, Charles Yost, · Becky the money for 1011 of the Wright, MiJlsa Rizer, Janice buDding 111d contents. EasiiJlan, Jo Diehl, Pat Holter, In the aame court, a suit for Donnll Ohlinger, Harry Slawter, money flied by Keith Goble Ruth Ann Jordan, Jane Jordan , have the group ~>Fission" per- Everett Hcilcomb, Leota Young, Ford, Inc., Middleport, against and c. E. Blakeslee. A guest Frank Musser, Lons Bottom, cathy Pickens, Teresa Chi-· form at the dance. chester, Pam Holcomb and Monies requested were: $15 was Mr. Coffey, the new Racine was diamlsaed today, having been settled out of court. Debbie Hunnell representing 4- for the dog show; $18 lot the FFA advisor. These blouses are :tailor~ of the finest · H and Girl Scouts. fabrics - Life Press - .means no Ironing Parade chairman Alan Holter Soft ruffle blouses In pure white, shirts announced money awards to be given winners in the parade . with the man tailored look In solids, stripes' Organizations Indicating that an~ prints In a beautiful asaortmeot of they will participate in tht colors. These blouses t are , lilphly . parade or project revue are WASiflNGTON (UP!) Nix· of the old farm naritv stan-of the limitation. Racine FFA, Job's Daughters, vertised In "Seventettn'.'.. 1\lagazlne. Boy Scouts, Meigs County on administr,tion farm officials dard. Some farm groll!\lled by The adminlstralion's resist-Regular and extra sizes. Youth Rally , Fellowship of are quietly planning to resist the National Farm Coalition, ance to change in the payment Christian Athletes, and Star any Senate moves to ~weeten want tbe Senate to tie all rna- limit section is aimed as much jor crop supports hack to the at t,he enforcement clause as JWlior Grange. the Farm Front parity formula. at efforts to lower the $55,000 If this is done, farm leaders figure, it was indicated. the compromise farm support ~ - ~- ·~ - • . ~'s an~__Yqung Men's . bill passed by the House last say growers will be protected Farm bill critics tried and against future cost increases. failed in · '.he House to win ~Iweek. This is because cost increases adoption of light enforcement ...,.. Under the HQuse bill, future Big selections of HandJNgs - Scarfs T.,-uly the finest' selection we've ever Shownsupports for feed grains and automatically produce higber language covering virtually all parity prices. And if supports sales or leases of acreage from Jewelry Buxton Billfolds Knee tripes, and plentu_ of them, Solid colora, the Acar was demolished and two cotton would be pegged to fixed are tied to parity, higher par- farms which exceeded the pay- 5o k T' ht Gl ' C S 19 S oves. newest. fashion . shades In light and dark tG,!JS. ·· persons hospitalized following dollars-and..,.nts levels instead ity prices would mean increas- ment ceiling. The defeated !an· an accident near Five Points on es in support levels. guage would have banned sup.. ·---------------~--·--· The new collilr style and .the ever popular Route 7 at 2:13 a.m. today. One tqp administratioo farm port payments on acreage sold widespread collar. · • •• Tbe department of Sheriff official said today, however, or leased by a big farmer 11> All are permanent press·. . • Robert Hartenbach said a that he hQPes the Senate Agri- another, unrelated farmer See this fine array qf sport shirts for mep"~nd (Continued from page I) culture Committee will not whose operations were too northeast bound car driven by Kayser • Spirit - Berkshire 1 . • •, Fred Bruce Chapman, 21, jungles with rockers and make any really substantive small to be affected by the ceil· . Many Styles • Many Colors Coolville, apparently went out macine gun fire . One flight changes in the House-passed ing. of control, crossed the highway, a<,cidentally bombed South Viet.. llirm bill when it takes up the Administration officials, how· Batk tq Sehoql With crashed through a fence, into a namese lines. measure next week. ever, sympathize with the con· shallow ditch, and turned over Military spokesmen said U.S. The official added that ad- tentionofcottoninduslfYleaders on its top about 200 feet from F4 Phantom jets accidentally minlatratlm force• are I!IJII!C• who believe such "leg!Umate" wbere it left the highway. - - -bombed a South Vietnamese ially anxious to avoid any transfers ahould be pennitted. Olapman and a passenger, unit operating six miles east of Senate changes in the section If acreage affec\ed by the Another btg shipment or Greg Medley, Hockingport, the mountaintop base, killing of the House-passed bill which payment ceiling cannot be kept women's shorts In ®tlon StadiUfll were admitted to Veterans one soldier and wounding II sets a $55,000 per crop limit on in production in the hands of New Fall Colon and Styles. and nylon stretch denim. Memorial Hospital. Chapman others Wednesday. support payments to big farm· smallerfarmers, cotton prodUC· Shirts . Tr<lu..,rs - Car100 per cent nylon sfrolch, dlgans . Socks . Pan lies . also 65 per cent polyuter auffered lacerations and bruises The U.S. Command said the ers. The payment limit sectioo, lion in some communities could Coordinates. and 35 per cent cotfgn twill. and Medley lacerationo and a accident was under investiga~ as approved by the House, be slaahed so far that some 'cui Alwaya Dependable In all the most popular f poalble fractured leg. They tion . gives tbe Secretary o Agn • gins and other processing lacQuality . colors and ~tzes s to 11. were both in satisfactory The conunand also r-aported lure wide latitude in drafling illties would have to close, one l-_;-~------~-:--------1 50 P.r cent Pol vaster'; 50 condition late thls morning, the the loss of a UHIH Huey regulations to prevent evasion offiCial said. per cen~ CQtfon fabric hospital reported. helicopter over the Laotian for · neat ~pelirance Olaprnan has been cited to southern panhandle Wednesdey. county court for reckless fl was the 56th U.S. aircraft long 'we11r, ·SOlid colors Back· To·SefiQQI Slips • Half ' Slips • Chemises • operation. lost over Laos since March 10 qf navy, loclen gfeen, Panties - Bras • Girdles when such losses were f1rst black. brown. 'Slims-and Playtex - Bestform • Form fit- Roger&. Phil Mdld reported. One of the crewmen (Continued from page I) r~Uiar slzn 6 fo '18. ' - .Movie Star • Katz. was killed. wounded by pollee cnooblng an ofllcer In tbe lace with a Many new styles In the newest colors for fall . The BS2s flew five raids Irick and nine other peniOIIS were Injured earl,y toc1af In the Wednesday mght and to<!"Y aecond -"·~t 01dlaonlen 00 the ci"''s -.~.mlnan"·· blact west over jungles three to four miles ,..,... '' '""" Tonight, August 13 ·------~~------. Bctl"' Hvsky Sizes a to 16 southwest of O'Reilly. The side. Pollee said they were fired Cll several times as they atNQ'f OPEN base, 26 miles west of Hue and tempted to ll'eak up '"""" moblt ~ blaek youlhl wbo Win 12 miles east of Uios; cahie llopp!ng can and .-!~ ~­ f'rldir ·&Sallirday under North VIetnamese artilleTwo policemen 8IDOJI& !lie nine injured by brlctl and .......st 14-ll ,m< ~ THE UNDEFEATED ry and mortar attack again bottles thrown by the mob. Pollee at oae point tiled tear gas to Trousers Dungarees Long or short sleeve ITechnlcotorl today as it has nearly every diapene a mob. Tine lltGrel, blcludq a liquor store, were Jofln Wayne-Rock Hudson Shirts • Underwear • Socks - Belts • Jackets day for a week. looted. Colorcarloons : • Sweaters - Gym -Trunks. Take time to see all of The base is reported surGood Fairy: Champ the back-to-school and fall merchandise. Let the Chump rounded by up to _2,000 North HARTFORD, OONN. - GUIIERNATORIAL ~le Gemini!: Sky's the Umit boys try on what they like. Get their correct size. Vietnamese who mil1tary sour- ThiDIU J. Meskill and lfl!lllllorlai tuplraot lmreU p_ wtecter Jr. SHOW STARTS 7 P.M. ~:ta~~ti~e ~y~gc!:'r:n th~ eully defeated their OJlllCileDte W'"'neaday in the lint Complete Selection of Sizes rid the area of Allied means for RepubUcan primary lD Coallocllcul's blstory. shelling Communist supply M=lr111, 42, senlng hla IIICtlld term In the U. S. Howle of MAlON routes from Laos into South ReprmnteU•ea, fumed bact the cllalleuge of stale Sen. Wallace ' ',, Vietnam. Barnes, 44, lor the GOP nomination lor governor by 93,1311 !AI Tmlght & Friday Field reports also said four 38,1115. Welclter, 39, a freahman amil•anan, wu a 75,8111 to Sizes 24 to 42 waist In popular Hanes gym shorts. August 13-14 U.S. Marines were killed and 18 50,542 winner OYer state Sen. JClbn M. Lupton, 5!, Barry Gold· sanforlzed shrunk. Neat fllflng. Double Fiature Program wounded Wednesday when a water's 1964 Coonecllcllt eJUJ!P'Illl' manager. "NIGHTMARE Leatherneck unit operating Alsq a complete new selectlo11 Athletic Sup. IN WAX" below Da Nang set off a l5Smm WASIIINGTON _ THE NIXON ADMINI8TRATION HAS porters fQr men and young men. Famous" Sike" Starr1n9 brand. shell rigged as a booby trap. It OONVINCED a ........, 8lnale the Safe-··-' antltallll¢1c cameron M1tcher occurred 19 miles south...Anne Helen southwest of Da Nang. mlsltllesyllem(ABM)llneededtobrlngfortbaSo'flet.-Amerlcen -Phis~w in Stocl! Ready fQr your Selection "BLOOD OF North Vietnamese around the agreementtohaltlbell'llllr&l'l. By d2to 47 margin, the Senate DRACULA$ CASTLE" O'Reilly base ahot down a U.S. refused Wednelday to limper witb flmda requested for the ABM Starring Anily observation helicopter wblle tbe two IUJ*tiOWCS are nogotlallnS to fb: 1 ceiling m John Carradlne PIJta Raymond Wednesday, killing one of its strategic atml. ' . Coat sweaters and sllpover styles lntludlng the - - - - - . . aaidABM by the Idle wtn of the they opponenll, were cmfldenl they would the•ote nat.agaln!d round.them, Sllll. popular U-neck and V-neck sweaters In a blg range of colors. . Edward w. Broate, a:Mua., uld ha counted 411 v01e1 - and pouibly~-loran•mendmonlhewlllcknmweell:toeurtan Solid colors - ~tripes. An excellent selection. Up8lllioo of Safepard without ct~ttlni bact m the ad· ® ministration's money NljUelll. Big Selection Nclw: Actions were laken to im· prove the I~ . Junior Fair in July and August meelingo of the Meigs County Junior Fair Boatd. A motioo carried thet a request be made to elhibillng groups at the fair tO donate $2 lor finances of the mb Junior Fair. Tbe donations may be made Monday, Augustl7, at the Junior Fair Building. It was decided to have mimeographed programs passed out for Youth Night, Wednesday, Aug . 19. Appointed to hand out the programs were • aty Tbe greatest number of U· , , •. boat kills CI'Odlted to one ahip in ' ' World War II was 13 to HM8 StarUna. . VOL XXIII NO. 86 . POMEROY-MIDDLEPORT, OHIO . -·•-'N' MEISS THEATRE ..... . , a./ ----DRIVE· IN Boys White.Gym Shorts -------------------------- · ' I lI •-u BOYS SWEATERS ~~;::::::~~c=re:wm:e:n~. Closeout Prices On . • . ~ t----.....----"'""':'-..__..__ _, 8oJs "Mr. .. . . ... PARIS (UPII - DaYid K. E. Bruce, the new U. S. peace talks neJotlator, llalened today to the oame demaDdll made 01 hla predec1!11141n by Commualat delegates for total, uncoadiUouJ U. s. withdrawal from Soul~ VletUm. North Vtetaameae"" uegotlator NIIUYen 1111a11 Vp uld at loday's '/till pea talb aealoa, "to ead the war Ia VleiDam and llrlllll the Parll coafereaee out of Ill preaeat stalemate, It II IDdlsPI'JI&Ible the NlsGD 111mlalatratloa ebaa&e Ill poHcles." 'W! >.:3iil! I":"!;1!!!!:Ul!i! SHINVL VINYL THE NO-WAX byCongo!eum® 2.49 I square prd ,_ :Ingels furniture ' O,PrN ' ,, ~ FRI. & SAT. NIGHTS · MIDD ! ~ Ffts f>ermanent 100 par eent cottQP : Neat 'flf· tlng with t11per legs - no cuffs • wldf belt loops•. Solid colors In sizes 6 to 18. Regufar and Slims. . . 3~5o . . . . ·------~--~-------------~ llclys' Jllaid paHern. Polyast..- and Cotton Hando . Slicks ·' -:. '· ·~ , - ........ MJB$1~CZ WOLFE, daq!MofMr.llld Mn. IlaDIId Wolfe, RadDe, and Racer W. trlef, oft·· Repuj,Jwan Cllldldate ~~ate a11111lor, dla • copy of Tbe llalJy Slllllnel ~- Trae7 -llrougbt Ill Melp CoUIIt)' lor a breatfut and a !Gur of tbe courtboUie 11J ·llilll Wolfe 111to is 111 •t~on~V- Sbe II a_.,sta.tlltorneJ geunl lllllped to ~ ~ tr1t1t dl'f!llm. Sbe and Trae7 were e'-nalel at tbe Oblo Slate Unlversll)' ~of Law llld lllle buaccompanled Mr. anciMn. Tracy on IDIIIY of their polltkal toura lbla luimner. . Lingerie DepDIIment . . 195 • • • • · ~;ts ~U~!'!!~e~~e . . . .~.,...~~. . . . . . .~ teqMr.,.. . . bear! with a .22 caliber pistol. Alter shooting his wife, Duncan apparently walkl!d IICI'OiiS the room and ahot himself through the heart. His body was on the Roor. Tbe home Is located ~ mile off Paynter Ridge in Salem Township, near the Fairplay Church. Autherlties of Vinton County were noUfied of the two bodies by Tom Robinsoo, an employe of The General Telephone Co., yho atopped at the residence to make a service call. He saw the bodlea through the front door and summoned the Vinton County Sheriff's Department. However, since the home was locatedinMelgsCounty,Sberlff Hartenbach was notlfted by Vinton officials. He went to the scene. Also on the acene were Prosecutor Bernard Fultz and Coronor Ray Pickens. David Wilbur, a deputy from the Vinton County Sheriff's Department Joined local of. fleers at the residence. Sheriff Hartenbadl said no note was found in the home ~ mjght esplain what had taken place. The bodies· were taken to the Ewing Funeral Home an• moved at f Jut night to the Reger Funeral Home in Hun-, tington. Among the u:vlvon It a son who is with the State HJc1i.: way Patrol at South Point. NJ, Duncan was employed u t plpefitter. Ohio Debtor Firm in Shakeup SLACKS -' after '' · · •; • UlCl erMystery enclolled todaf the The couple, both natives of !ppatent murder-suicide of a H·antington, W. Va., it is il>tl-year-<>ld man and Wife in belleved by officials, had been their Salem Townahlp home. dead Iince Monday evening. Tbey were last seen about 5 p. Meigs County authorities - m. that day. Tile incident ls Sheriff ROOert C. Hartenbach, believed to have occurred Coroner Ray R. Pickens - and before dark, as no Ughls were a Vinton County deputy found burning in the house wben ofthe bodies 'of Mr. and Mrs. ficers arrived. Edward B. (Mary) Duncan Thursday morning, hers .in a Sheriff llartenhach said the chair, his across the fiving room body of Mrs. Duncan was in a on the Door. Both had died by chair. She had been ahot ooce in IODlahOt. the arm and twice through the Permanent Press News... in BriefS -~ -, •' :•! ------------ wo Wanens Jamaica Shorts ·Buster Brown .,. frlllll the. lower lo • ·101. <'AIMI&raijt warm . and lniDid' 1•:. FRIDAY, AUGUST 14, 1970 ----------------~----~----------------------------------- panty Hose B52s Go in u. 'i S_ '' / ·' llddle811:1oUielftw . ad- g Sfeeve Sport Sh .' .I'rts. 18. Falr _. mild +> high t--------------------r--...;. __ . . , ______ "1"_...,;...,_..__,. Department 2 Hospitalized After Accident en tine sunny an4 warm h temperal!lf,. in U.. rw o ill r uw r~-----------=--------:------1 I • News ••• ln Bnefs ' Screen Bad DENYER (UP!) - John M. of $48.9 mU!ion in 1969, aiKing, 44, resigned Thursday as ,though the firm hai been chairman of the boatd of King presaed recenUy by short-term Resoui'ces Co. which has been debts of $34.5 million. presaild by debts in recent Q-ofters Inc., a Columbus, montha. The firm owes the state Ohio, money finding finn, ar· of Oltio $8 mU!ion. ranged the $8 mU!ion in loans Most of the preasing debts are for King Resources through the llllort lenu notea, while the office of State Treasurer John ~ oo Ohio are not due WlW D. Herbert. 19'/J, according to deputy state lr\lsurer James 0 . Dayton. ''The notes that we hold don't milture unW 1m which would lljlt be involved preaenUy in l!hat they're trying to do," aaid Dayton. ''They're trying to take ewer their abort term stock. '•However, we're extremely interested in the progress of the company and Its cash In· · tereste," aaid Dayton. "We wouldn't want to contemplate what Four SeaBOIIS did." Four Seasons Nlll'lin8 Homos Inc. of Oklahoma City, whldl had borrowed M mU!ioo from the 1late~ recenUy flied far reorganization under lbe federal bankruptcy laws. The loans for both King Resour<:ea 4111d Four Seasou were arranged by a Members of Q-ofters have contributed to the political campaigna of aeveral promln!mt Ohio Republicans, including Herbert, who is running for at.torney general. A special Franklin County Grand Jury lnvesUgation has launched an inveatlgatlon into the slate's loan program. Scouter Honored Crofters received a hefty Rnderi fee, paid by King Resources, for arnnglng the loans. King said he would have pre!erred to announce hla resiiiJ18· Uon at a Ume when the company was enjoying the best of business ... "and when we were not in the midat of a llquldlty problem as we now are." King said the problem of caah wu catlled by an cessful attempt !AI pin contrul of another linancllll ftrm, Ia• vestors Oveneu Servlcel. The Kinll 811110uneemait cu& aharUy afler • commltllil! of credlton COII\IeiiOCI' I . . . . ing here. The clolelkloOr ~ ing lasted tlrougltout 1he .., and adjourned without tirl)' dif. inile agreement a• un ....._.• "" ., WASIIINGTON (11Pl) -'lilt U.S. ..... ., a Ill .· . . tall ..... TLaa ,., ...... ..,.,.. tile ........ . . majcltJ.....,. tt ••••~"' 1 tu .. ltllltall an .., ...-.. ldiJ eetrH!If ,... r. ., ••· menu, 111*1 lell'f!Uot 111111 a - - If b' I ' I ....... ........... Vttfq to ~;eutde _ . lllll1 ulla . . II Vtllle "' I R 11t1il' J ftft • Do Ita . . 18 R!V'IIel-• .,;beo . ........ & .....••.,....: D \ illllor-.t1611J,....., , ..,., t '•, v..a. e R pll a• f•-.,..; r 5 D,llnltu, T I RIID!I•'CI 1-Miin*,llet&a, . .,llninl, , . . _ ......... Bp¢1 l.a"" '=!:!= 'llll?er m In ~.-..--. ' -. ~· ' ' Tall, WJUo, !l...t 1.!!1!!11 Ml . •· !,... - !II!:N!J!I!· . , .,,.., .,. r. YOUIIGE8T IICDtJ'l!:R - l'llll DIIMI Ceaell, - ol of Tr0Gp 2111 In Llnpvllle, wu eli •ed in hla speclall,y made 1C1J111 unifiii'ID fir the Me~n Picnic held at the K7IJ!ll' er.o1t: Employees' aub part Thursday. He Is baing beld by Debbie .Jam¥ C. Cotmctl, •llllliant IICOOim 1 .... Parlon. Lists for Jury Service Drawn ' •i .I ' � 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 13, 1970