https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/6301d44d3393ea7e1d8504cd178bc5fc.pdf b31cb82cdb9eb5f69f648fe53b1d1fd0 PDF Text Text . I ' ,, ., • .• I 1, ; ( f ,,Jt., ,, ~ ' W,~G'ION (UPiJ' -Tlle · ' · . ' aou. w voted to override • 'President ' 0 •. '! . ~J . Niso~'s veto of 'an bilUon 'lldlool"-'«! bW. Senalin today . ...... Jl'lllne In Une to add !heir O\i•r·l~e-llji411e(ft.4 ; ~1. The Senate vole will' come Dez\ Wednelday. Meantime, a cbecllllho'lled Democrats lOUdly IUJ'IIOI'tlng lhe move to net the bill over the veto, and more .Ma !han onough Republicans ready to joir\ them to make a tw<>lldrds majority and write the lh• Terry, bill Into law, Back-bune popularity of federal aid to schools -from elementary grades !A> graduate Ieveii -easily outweighed Nixon's economy pleas in the a Star at Age 5 and began to pick out melodies. Alter WNJin8 out two plalc ublelee, Terry Lee recetred·a real like }"' ~II ~,~rs and · Classes Set Battle Error Takes 11 Lives SAIGON (UPI) - American troopa accidentally bombarded ·• South VIetnamese unit and · killed ·II soldiers and wounded lll others, including two U.S. ldvlaers, mWtary spol<esm.en . Toolgl!t and Soturdoy Ali9USI14-1S casualties in a· batUefleld accident In four months. The incident Thursday 66 mUes northwest of Sslgon was the second In as many days in which American forces accidentally fired on their South VIetnamese allies. U.S. Phantom jets bombed the South Vietnamese Wednesday near artillery base O'Reilly near the Laotian border. The U.S. Command said a unit of the U.S. 25th Infantry Division was firing mortars in support ol a South VIetnamese mllltia outfit 11 miles north of Tay Ninh City when "an unknown number of high explOSive rounds bnpacted in the friendly pOIItloo." It was under investigation. U.S. miUtary spolwmen aald fighting in South VIetnam was tight and BCllttered over the past 24 bow'· Five Americans were kWed in ground clashes and 12 wounded with two Gil killed and 12 wounded by mlneil and booby traps, the IIPQ)I:esman said. Additional swlmnilng classes have been scheduled at the Middleport community pool the last two weeka of August, _ Michael Hargravea, park director, announced today. ReglatraUon for the cl8saea wW be from 10 !A> .12;"·~!--f tomorrow at the struttors, under direction o! ll!rs. Yvopne !lcally, wiD be Misa Joyce Rlley· and M1a8 Nancx Bucbanan. The proposed schedule of the classes Is: advanced and In· lerinedlate he~ 111-10:45; ' beginners 3 and 4, 10:411-11:30 and 'beginners I and 2, 11:3012:16. The pool fee for the three groups Is ff, Adult swlmmlng classes alao wW be held during the next two weeks. TheY. ...wlll be ..e~ch Field reports Indicated fight.. ,in~ bad intenailled along the . Laotian border to the south of Allied artillery baae O'ReiUy, under pressure from 2,000 North Vietnamese troops. U.S. 1152 bombers carried alx more raids in a region around O'ReWy Thursday night and today. Field reporla sald South VIetnamese unlta around the mountaintop baae were on contact with the North Vletnameae today. There were no Immediate reports of cuilalUes on either side. • ::: Agnew (the real)·Hot Item and Tur.1doy August 16-17··11 WaH Disney's SWISS FAMILY ROBINSON <Ttcllnlcolorl DorothyMcGulre MacArthur OISNEY CARTOONS: BATON ROUGE, La. (UPI) -"The Real Spiro Agnew," a new book of excerpts from the vice president's opeecbes, Is becoming so popular even Agnew has ordered another lOll copies. J••· How to Calhoun, who edlled calls himself "an .J:::~5~:J The book, by James Agnew Republican," goes on e l -- - ~1AION -f0 DRIVE-IN Totllghl, Aug. 14 A - I lloillllo Ftolur. PI'Diram •s "NIGHTMARE IN WAX" Starring I Camaron Mitchel AnntHelen _, ..... "ILOOD OF ' i Cook Probably Ouf &!Mon tor· Q¥CIILAS CASTLE" V••SIIIII'Ing. Jqllp Corradino Pula Raymond . I· 1 sale Satorday. But Calhoun said the advance sales are booming. "They're going quite goed, as a matter offset," he said. "We got another order from Spiro blmaelf yesterday for lOll more. We already provided him with about 6(), He asked for another lOll, so obviously he W<ed it." Calhoun's book Is slralght from the text of Agnew's speeehes, which he obtained from the vice president's olflce, and features a foreword by cartoonist AI Capp and Wuatrations by Charles Brooks, editorial cartoonist for the Blrmlngbam, Ala., News. It is dedicated "with profound gratitude !A> those effete anoba and kept inlellectuab wbo unwittingly se"ed their coun try and made Spiro Agnew a housebold word." The cover shows a caricatore of Sen. J. WUUam Fulbright, DArk., choking a writhing Uncle Bani. "Asking Senall>r Fulbright for advice on foreign policy is Uke asking the Bos!A>n strangler to 1Jl8BS88e your neck," reads the qoote from a June II, 1970, Agriew speech. Quotes about the .Republican party, the Demlicratic party, Democralic party leaders, VIet.. nam, youth, the preas and 20 other topics are Inside, along with a separate i!OCtlon on "Agnew's Rulea of Rhetoric." war and peace IIJ U1dted , _ laterutlcul . IW~ - u. S. 11IE ~ 'l'OI)AY ~ iD, ~~ iiloi.tliilt'~ !ititlllil diiiOUlii G( AiliiCf artOJilry bale O,'llllllli lladfr JlHIIIft from an ettlnlalld 2,000 WILMINGTON, Ohio iUPI) Nril ~ troope, U. S. miiJtay ,spoktllllleD ~-'«! Viet - Grt!g Cook, the premier Cone and North Vtelnamele troopsattackat aU. S. Army unit quarterback for the anctnnati near lbe ADled oulpoll af Kbam Due, 11 mD• 111u&lnlul o! n.n Saturday, Aug. IS Doublt Future "HELLCATS" s. A !Ire of llldeterallled STAMP OUT HIGH deotrtyed a five ...... uaoceuplod frame hue located • Tubf IIIII lid., -11111 tllflelwe~~ of Cleer!r:'n:. The beue ........... ..,. (lbrleo Abloo of AlldiMiddlepoi1 aad GalllpoHo -w Vol-.r Flrt Dopulaeall AUTO LOAN RATESI- to tbe bat _, IIIUible to ave tbe lllaetme. - ltn~tlltllefOIIdan e-.p'd llome Ia tile fnupedlote uea to be deolnyed by lfrt IIIIa 1111111111tr. . ow:ww::w b ONE OF 'i'HREE grinding mlllo which wiU be senUo Turkey for Ia Ita Black Sea copper worb. Towering 26 feet hUh, huge mill dwarfo Alllo.chalmers engineer lnopeetlng II. ••e Jury List Veleralll Memorial Hoopllal ADMITTED- Greg Medley, Hockingport; Fred Cbapmaft, CoolvWe; Phoebe IM, Middleport; 'Clifford Griffith, Reedsvllle; Keith Landers, Pomeroy; Kenneth ·"Smtih, Point Ple~~~nl. , DISCHARGED - Gordon Ridenour, Nina Cale, Enrul Haynea, Jer.W Sellon, Clyde Crlmlett. (C<!nJlnued from page 1) . Reedsville Roote 1; George Wright, Pomeroy; Hobart &nalley, Chesler; Helen Jef. fen, Albany Route 2; Clarence Hoffman, L&ngsviUe; Norman J(ea!lller •.. ~eporl; ·. Nell Ba~r, MicWleport; Euaene Young, Pomeroy Route 4; George Holman, Syracus~; Marcia Dennison, Rolland~ Faye Wallace, Middleport; Grover Stout, Dexter; Frances ,__ _ _ _ _ _ _'1 Reed, Reedsville; Betty GW, Pomeroy; Jack Boslick, Racine; Esther Harden, Syracuse; Ricl!ard Sargent,· Pomeroy Roule 2; Mildred Tubbs, Pomeroy; Jean Hsrt, Shade Route I, and Wilma Bargenl, Middleport. Q-Whot UIOI Noalr.'r firlt act when he came forth trom.., ! for a new car, you'll find we offer last llnanclng .at rock-bottom Interest rates. POMEROYP NATIONAL BANK POMEROY ' RultMD 'ierving Meigl County Ftir Ov,r 98 Year! . Member Federal .Reserve System· . -· ~· - ' .. .. . ,BAHR·CLOTHIERS .o, .-·. . • t· • '·' ·, p ' '. cullomer. lllrkfnt . llir. oo 2nd Str.ll. . ' See the Qmpr. LileGI Jtubbermaicl Food Vivltl,dttoo,.or Colon· LoCkfrelh populli' lizel• Sri- saving, .-llblo, nc>tip " ' - • Oisb""""r 11fa. FIVE RECTANGULAR SIZES stack to sal/a refrigar11tor ~ , .. 1 pint, t, 2, 4, 8 qultl,'cjzti ' ....... lnliiJ 'tilt . ... ·a Mart's best Friend ',is .fa• ever) his Dog ! 19 Cu. ·Ft• .· with 219 · lb. Freezer l(apacify. . . . . ' · ·• ·UuN~idtll cutiMr' Shelwis 1 ,· • 2_._1 Porcd?b Enamll Qlspws , to ·nf FAIR RePlacement Cushions -· Sale repl,cemint for glider$. dial$ei, ancl,_(halrs. · . . Now tht t!nie to get outdoor furprlc,s on · clllhlor1s - . ~ 11 yotll' niture all spruc:wup with 100 per cent foem. repiiCIIIIent clllhlons 1111d at ipeelal Special Sal' Thi. ia Blacki.e ,DRESS .s''' Wl'clfh,, .flti:tiulllrit Pi'ttll; Hf1'1rrnl;"" . _ ......• o.~ ... ·,.~ , , .. ,;. . ~··· 1 G11111p . . • - ' 89' SK. - - .Qitbl _ _ w·Jd.. 1c.a.p . . . . . . I_. · '1·* m ~5K l:oiloll •..;_;,____ ,ar Jd.:. 1 Gnlup' . .. .' . ' , ' '1•' &51' ......,35.. ..~ .~ . : . ..' 11 ' .' . . . • -~-·----• .= hoilllllll Ill ·!~·•ll··: 'I -.o SAvE! ' lila tb.e shock If ~rea-• II gr ..1..,_~ . . . -· .. ~ -~ ....... •' 11m 11111 aDd ' . WEST COLtlloiBIA, W. Va. - One funeral. Haley bad bean employed ..,. tbe man wu kWed and another Injured In a Ute fall al the W1l1lam8 Coal OompaQy Wlllilml Coal CompiDy IJ peon.Ho-. llline here Friday a!ternoon between 2 ml veteran of tbe 1tore1n War. He wu born Mirdl Jl, 1111 at c.m>II. 1:30 p.m. Robert Haley, 37, Middleport, . a a ol Lelan4 and OII'IIIIDe B. lllistlllt llline " ' - died ·In the ema'MIICJ fl)tliD o!Hohlr ~ eem.r l1im 1 c!ruillid cbell. Clillde ~ .. ~111th • ., _._.,. ·. • - ·INIIIJI"illi ,lfll .. .. . _ . f!ltnated ~.lludrlr'W . ~·;;:;;lh ~ .olber cool bead In the emerpaey 1u ll•lifiD AlJID ·~1,. a beller chant:t of J'fJCOvery wltb • ~ llelliB abObt lift m•utat mlnimum of damage. · when tbi alate root lelJ, IIOOtll'dlnrl to ~ Milly men W<!llld 1101 have rlaen to the Wl1llaml, 1111ne 0111101'. They were occulon as did Rucker ... and Blaekle. 600 and 700 !eel underJround. t=t''d me:; bel••• WilliBms aald the mine ift.oii'II0'111!.-Il'l\l~liO!:.:i:ili01:!:88lA!'-l .. l*.,..:l:lli'AA'!olj"--~~~ f.. ~ l. Refrigerator Freezer . OutdoOr Summer Furniture Middleport Man Killed i§ , Side-by-Side TBRRY LEI!: SANDERS ainp and . , _ bill akelele at bill ' - l'tlermrvllle. Sanden !amlly. . emploJI u ~~:::!~:.~:.:.year Bob Evans •. . ...s lederal mine Saturday. p ays 10 7CJ [ wiD clolled untll alter HaleJ'• ~;;!".?~"E:.=~ · Ladies:~· Let's.Shape State ()f_ I .GIBSON'· BIG. 19 Q-Who """ the firll Ameriun pruitlent to broatlctlll ooer the ratlloP A-Warren G. Hardlug on June 141 1922, at lhe cledlcaUon of lne Francia ScoU Key lllemortal at Ft. McHenry, llld. If you shop lor an Auto Loan • carefully as you shop lw OniiiiM8 last year I Terry Lee 1.1 now learllln8 lo pliJ tbe alx41rin81Jl111ar from a toy tplllar be has, since be canno1 ream tbe diords on a real one. Meriett 11J1 be c:ari DOW play hla toy gllilar U Well U be can !he ukelele. He also lmows all tbe )llano chords. In all, Terry Lee hal commlllld to melnory the .,Urety <i about U goopel sonp. Hla favorite Ia, "He Touched Me," one of the twosonpbe aang at !he Talent Show. Terry Lee takeoall of hla talent and IIIICCe88 wllb unuaual clamneu and modelty. He says be waa not a blt scared wh.. be aiJPiiarecl before the eeljmatad 2;000 people at the TaJ.ont lllow. Merlett, wm accompllllled Terry Lee, aaid he seemed IID!oua just to "get out there, get It owr with" oo he ~ A-Four Comen, where Arllona, Colond'o. Noew lllexlco and Utah mee1. Q-Are !Mre anv palntfnDI Of Lfonordo da Vlitd In MAIIIUAGI UCENIIE tlllr hcmispllere? Mlcbael Jeae Walker, 21, A-onlY the "Gmt~ de East Fultonham, and lloiiJla Bell!:i" II! lbe Na tl o n a I Marte Layne, 17, Racine. Gallel7 of Art. ' ~ Q-Where Is the oniU · A-;-He buUt an altar and ofl'ered a acrlflct. 0• ' Teke ~ventegt of the Sale .Prices ln. our Cletrtrice .Sale of ·. PI , ,., point in the United Stille• com111011 to jour 114tel? the Ark? '' fee for adl!lla ,IS ... QuICK orlpa early 11111 ......... '· , ust_ our , fret· · evelilngfrom6}o ·7:3Dp.m~Pool Bengals, Will undergo surgery NIDI 'l'lllnd.v. ., on his throwing arm Monday The mortar and ml\)ldne 11111 !Ire ldJled one American and "THE IIOSTAGE" and wiU probably be lost for the WIIUIIded 12, u. mlllllry spokem~~~~lald. The defalderlldlled 1--!llli~~~ii--"1 season, Coach Paul Brown said at least two at the allaekrl. Kbam Due llasven mllea fnm Laoa Sunclay.-y Thlll'lday. and T-y Cook, a graduate of the and some UO mllea 111UII>eo•"beast o! lhe emiNittled Al1ted arWitry bue O'RIIIiJ. ""'· ~17 - 1 ' UnlversllyofC!nclnnat, was the. Double Footure Roolde of the Year in the PI'Diram American Foolball League last VIENNA -IN A MOOD 01' CPI'IIIIIM mllllloladloll, lhe Tom Stern Umled ·States and RuiU flnlllied w..t loclay In a CPD!!!IJIIique · Jeremy Slate season and was the AFL's top ~ up lbelr llrll lour 'moriuw ol ~~~Fiialkm II lhe Conny Van Dyke puaer. "HELL'SANGELS '69'' . ~wn aald the slirsery would SlrllleCie Arllll LimllaUia TaiD (sALT). Wbtn SALT -.meoln Melli Geaer81 BOI)IIIal, Color he to correct a muscle tear. He!o!Did br lbt lllllum fw ill - . I !Wild, IIley llid, a Ileal)' ADMITl'EDHarold King,, Plus Cook underwent a series of testa llmlllne bolb oflelllhe dfliver)' . , _ and ·dofl!llhe 11111Pomeroy. Vlnc»nt Price at the Cleveland Clinic Thur• balllatic millilea (AllY) wiD be In II&JII. DlSCIIARGED ,.,_ None. "THE OBLONG BOX" dsy wbare he IY1!8 ewnlned by Chrlolopherlee Dr. Roger Collins, an or-· --~·~·~ .. --Diillll'llil03 -r:-:~=:--=::-:-~ . . ._ _C.. •Ior _ _ _.. thopeclic surgeon. '" !'Ius I mlcl...,. could ro11n to lbe rldell on the "He - a lot lelllllbook than I wu """"" before all tboee people on lbe Fourth," Meriel! 18)'1 about lllllr appearance togelber before the 1,• people at the River Recrealic. Fe.Uval. When aaked whal he lhoiJ8hl ..... be won the talent show, Terry ald: ''I dldn' think nolhtng." Merlett, however, added that wb8l Terry Lee llnaUy reaiiJed tbat he blld won, he said he "wished everyone blld gotten a iroplly Ill keep." Terry 1M won' be""' lmtil Oct. .. but already he has won a talelll sbow, ta scheduled to appear on televlalon and Ia In great demaud to perfmn tllroughoal the COIIIlty. What lies ahead for him? HopeflllJy, a IIIC<esaful sroleaalonal singing career - a dream that baa always been a part of the ain&lrw Inc., producers <i pork sausege products, have declared a 10 per cent stock dividend on the cootpany's capital stoCk. It Ia payable Septenibar I to shareholders of record at the close of buslnesa on Augw~t 14. Emerson E. Evans, chairman <i the board, said that "very careful COII!lderaUon will be given by the directors lo maintaining the same quarterly dividend of 12\IJ centa per share." Action of the directors followed the annual stockholders' meeting held Augusl"'O at the company lanD at ·Rio Grande, Ohio. It was announced at the meelloi that ~et profit for the f,lrst quarter of . the flacal year, ending JulY 24, was $258,813, or 4S eenta a share, an Increase •over the tl7t;lot, or. 30 centa a share, ~eel in the corre&)lQI1ding Pfl'lod a year ago. .i/el sales for the lirst quarter • ~ $3,519,790, a gain of 10 per cent over the P,l85,1110 In the lint guar~ of last year. •[' - · to biSpect !he mine mine be lnlpeciAln The Up POMEROY - Vernon Nease, with the the Bloodmobile Monday, Aug. 24, at the demanding all kinds of equal time, Pomeroy Elementary Scllool, Mulberrv equal rights, and -~ not, belleves they Ave., between the hours <i land &p.m. Anyone between age 18 through 66 who are a lltUe slack in one area of pobllc is in good health and weighs more than II$ service. Nease, Meigs County's American Red pounda may donate. Healtby penons can give a unit of Cr088 Blood Program chairman, learned that only 25 per ctnt of blood donated In the bloed as frequenUy as every eight weeks without any dlscunlort. The body replaceo nation ....,. from women . "With aU the interest ml bard work the volnme of bloed in 72 hours. Remember the date: Aug. 24 at the · thai w0111011 are pulling into their communl6es, It Ia strange thai we bave been Pomeroy ElementarY School from I to 6 · allowing the men to take over thla one area p.m. <i greatest personal conlrlbutlom," he said. Meigs, Galli. to Get Housewives, buslnesll and prolesslonal women employed In Meip County, and students II and over, are lpYitad to visit Better Tu Receipt. !:!~~es �' . ..... ' s-."'..,'l'IIDINinllnel,8und!IJ,Aucllltlf.lm ' . " ' · "' • .flur.al ·1Je4lth.Csre Experience ~w!~~:.. 5:E:;'I=~:i k.cru• .Hidgc · :·B~•~en '""r;;.' Jite·· .·~u· . ~~·~r;•.01-AD 1:1:;..Je'':~-ts \·i£&jMAi:3 ' !EiESt~ News Notes 111. I ·,.,· '~ . ,' , , ~. ' GAWPOLIS ,- ~Aetln1 Juvealle Court Jyd&• Roy • 1 , • ·• . Gilltlalld Fricloy pliee4 J Do • ' )'ttl' old Juvenllio, arr!llbd.ll1 ·~ clb' pollee In COIII!Ilcll"" witlla ,, • , •: • , , breaking and ent.riliJ ~··. . ,. ' .· i<j ~·. JeaklnaConcreteJUt"'.Mh;on .IT,I ''· lndeltnlte probation.::·~: .; :.1 W · : ,Pc,JV,e~ PoJj =' 1;1...-.•, , :· for dlspos~ll~n· lnolhercourlactlon,~~ ·Tiil ~ INillc, =~at • , · 'nll8 IUMB!NG NJME.JIOOM borne li the pn.Q'Ifl '1'111' eta - orl&lnall1 tile J1N1iii 11 of Lewis Paine, a Meigs Couaty ~'roNa~tor and l'nlllate JucJae. '1lle DOW bame of .. Mr .IIIII Mn. Lee 0. Wood, a cJo.l~ prvjacl by 1111 fllmill' ,II Cll the Theqe bow wiU be moved If polllble to aloctllcm elaewbere on the !arm for aae u a cattle feed ·; rialit. area. ~~Grage ·w.-· Wood Family Likes Action , (Continued from page l) , Mr. Wood is employed as a at tile Kyger Creek Plant. He is tile oldest ~:• in years of service, swled Oct. 4, 1953. · tile tOO acre !ann to be Thirty-two callle, and must be tended. There are l!lri ·-·· of hay wbe gatllered tile family garden plot wbe Jept:inorder.Mr. Wooddoeshls butchering w SU.Ck tile famiily deep fr<eze for winter. coUec!Dr. Mra. Wood is employed tllroughout tile school year as a bus driver witll tile Meigs IJ>cal school District. She lraniJplll'ls some 1:11 children w and from tlleir schools each day. She haL canned numerous vegetables from tile fsmlly garden this summer, Four of the WoodJ' children are at home and IIIey require care and lime. 1be four at home are Randy, and tlltee ~ ·, I: '· '~t da~hters, Candy, 11, and 111e lwina, Rhonda and Fhonda, He is an avid hunter and a jllll eight Two oilier sons are Lee ~· .oetvlng witll the Air Force m VIetnam, and Gregory, employal In MarUm. In building their new home Mr. and Mrs. Wood aren't forgetting a U.Uch of tile past. Beautiful chesU!ut woodwork In tlleoriglnalPainehomew!Ube removed andlused around the and doors of llle new restdence. w~ows . '• L~ POMEROY - Me,.. •~ Coon· 107111 annual fair opens at tile Rock Springs lor a ~~~-da!..~: ove.w,. .. ~~ year wW be on andentertainment Saturday nJghta '•hi' headliner Is. n.., while s tile Hlr • vocal group; the Fanllily witll singing, and instrumental and Vic Hyde, a oneband be Saturday attracUom. . Wedlne~~Y evenmg youth be observed. ' show. Flower shows will be stagal on Wednesday and Friday. !'::!esdayyed's eThlbl~~- will be ...... on ur.... y while tile Friday Dotal displays will also Saturday, H be onhaexhibit oo1ng will be hl•blig~ mess rae '"" hta atd 6Fr'da p.m. em -ursda wt•Lboth '" Y an 1 Y •• an afternoon racing program on Saturday w begin at 3 p.m. ::r; l wil s ·:· ·::· ···.·.·:· COL~MBUS Quarter horse rsees wiU be held at 1 p.m. on Thursday with both pony harneas and pony runninll races on Friday afternoon beginning at 2 p.m. The annual horse show will be held all p.m. onThe Wednesday. f junloc air will be alaged for tile enUre five days also and numerous exhibits will be displayed by several hundred parUClpellng young people. ;_ Dealp for proposed approval ~~!~"~ ~P_:_..!!!I!! I """"'....., tile Olllo Departmeol ol 111P- ways lnom 6e U. 8. Bureau of PobUe Reaclt A d. •- Db,U be e&oe- P Ill nl • aria& beld em 11 • propo was Pomeroy, Marrb 11. Tile lmprovemeul would beJID .t mBe ...... --~--1•• ,, '.....,.,.. from tile eliltblg Ol!lo 10 • · Oblo 7 Juactlnll and ead 3 mile eoalerly from II(. ulltlq Oblo 7 • US 33 aonb J1111C11oa. Cl.-;mm;n.uStarts •londa'y •• -e LJ'J 4 ~. : Oblo river ~ G.*ber , day IIJid IIW aome .rea~ pre4ty ~~~:;,~~~~~ '* = ·• · 011 el . , · -M.U. ..,. J.'."J e·u U . JU ; Vinton: Man ,_ ' ., ' . ~···-· 18 InJUred ::r;:;,,':o~n i acUvlu!! of·Wiy( L. 10 at tbe :~roepy, · P'-~OIIp~tlonfO!'olle~ 1 .· $7r! TH£ATR~ · ~ Wei8JIL:~ \ T~. l.l•..:.sA>ioiil -'"" ,.liUJ. aemester wen; r.rr.. :·-MitJR~ ~=:PI~~r be = 14 11 tbe Airport by -day. UGDTEII FRIDAY n:::~s PLAINS Ill of TI· •:'t l11d ta studenll •1 In e:.,ir ~':La will=:: lllgb8eJloolfroma to 3 pm Friday Aug 21 cbang., b, ~ 'wni .Dade after Friday · , ,.,otlldl. at Oft tile . 1 10' : : llilnlvln& ire.,.. iiiiiMild, SldaoyillneiiOtben,llplllcer lla:illllll ~ 'Baltlnrn, Jld,; Colla' a.,muot Radaa, IIICI ~ of Eall U•«pool, IIICI ttro alltera·, · Mrl. · Allbea ll:lllnlloa of Salllmore, Jld., aad Kra. Maille Tuc.· 11011 • AriJ. . . Punsni..W.wlll be held ·It 1 P4 MalldaJ II!: 1111 ~ Grove aqcb with llle Rav. l'r.. .lllld }!ortll offlelallna. lliltlalw!Ubelathet,Nrt,.US C.· I*J.Frjendllll*fcaJIIt die fllnlnl bame 1111111 - . P•ter, Moadi!J. -·lid fJ1, da'~ r~ ·::1.~ .me, ~~high school ~ _ _:.__··:._-~- 11Aicent1!oilr.endpeslaof:Mr. IIICIIII'o.<llarlel'l'atelllldwen. 1U IIIIAir, Mr. and Mn. Dllr1ll te&Vel' and~ of Coiumbua. · ' The Wayolde Garden Club molal the home r1 Mrs 0ott1 ilousb recenllr.. · fi'UiiiJ, Mr~ and Mrit llorlle Roulfi o . fll ·~~.:;~~ 1!1 ~a tece11\ wetU14 1J111b N,r. ind.., '1:0!11 ~.~ . - ... IOIII,Nftarii;,Mr.mUolri.Joe ~ IIICI dauabtM 'and Mn. 1vJ Dent, Columbui.' Mr.andMn.Jl4Spearnld Ill'. and Mn. Bortle iiDIIIb allelldld tbe .'DIIImJ!II•t Beeaeu reurdon al Utili Knill', Mr.~~ HlroJd Barnell . , . • . . ~•UP · eo . WllmlaWtoli, IP'ilt ' • .~d rP.l~y - · Dllold Lee with :!If, IIICI;Mn...a,de Bat· Jl' llilf, 20, Cbe~lre, 1.1nd ' , :· ·· '" ·a. : ~nndtt . Je~n r.t~nulre;, ==~~~~ri=·~· ~f; Jolut ,Dill, ,Jr., u, 16, !>~~ell • . Ed111ard Ilarrit .. • Defi'Cit; ~h~ swill,: i't, ~. •• n: . '· , 1' 'ltoate I i lime• Jii!ft so..RSET ;- 1, ~11'd Grueffl', tt:·' PomerQy·;· a~d Arnold Harrll, aJ,'' ltt.· I, ·.,Donn.a ·· Jean ' Williams It " ~~~ Tb<imYLIIe, tofi!MIIl, of ~ Mlner..W.. ' ' : 11114 IJ'Jf~J~ · ,d. ~·. -.cl k(eeUn llld eqern.lo·remold tile . " • - ld '1. , · · tltudetoWII'II~can:"Sbi I!OIIIIderl . lbii · IJIIII;1!DII', • ,perlence a broadealftl . one , ·thO lng In a rur~·l>liiumitU(J not .nearer to otbtrwiJe for In tbe . pr11U~I.! ctU' lin._ \ ~ (SAPbA) In tiO!Ijunclloa witll tile APJNIIacbiaD •lllil! lier illlt!Uitlm bave Clllil! the IIII1Jor Medical Celller blallb ,care, 1M,. bel'8el! wiU 14 f1ir an e41callonal ..._ obvloualy bec0111t an emnpJe .... liiill ' IIJ*IIIICO llll'lU'al beallb care. In the Ap. of 1111 nurae as an eliJelent, yet P' ,, Ill region, of wblch GaWa County II a pert,llle beallb tltlakiag, fee11na petllllll cooIIIID(IOW& lbarllie has readied ID awte crlsll. The pbyBiclan- . 4rlblltlng areal aervlce to 1\&~ratiO II fir below.the ~Ilona! mrase, and In tome cUll aoclelf. When ~ lon1 lnvolval tb. . arenopb)'llclansrealll,yaftilal!leU.thepopulaiiOIIataU. In l"!f ' ecb:allonal pUmllts, .!n a flw inllaaces, new fadlllles haw been unable w open' Elaine llndl aome lime to bscl.-oflackofliaff. , createwirul!dpluletllatwa. , 'D!tultliaileliO*IoftbeHMC MR!Can Amerlclll area, U. try Qlellbe daslil1bes II aS' x t\1' ~ ellllt otller ,(llt'llciJIIIIn w relate to pallenta dleta by "aJ.ping DWi." illlltlll! Ia that b7 ~ aUowlns the · ~. Ukea to 14 beJOIIi$PB 6JIII.,.;eto'llll4irlersllaedll"'l ·dllc:llralo the called Joe. ~ II a medlcsl QHdaofhuraiiUIIJilttiiUy tbl ·ooJora and student from Cleveland In !!lllllenlwouldbopefaiiJ-Io wltb 'lbe MedlcaiSeJiool at Ohio State' viluallze hlmiiU ln . rural Vnlva'lllly.Prillrtobll&llr)'to Af!lerlca;· Ht~lcularly Aptllio a.&e Medical School, be ' .. r,celved bll BA In History In ,'nit three patllcl~llnl June, ltat. . lludenll lithe HMC -for nlDe auper· ,tlurlnl bll niDe weeb here at WJeb - n Karlll JleDII, In · f4l'l die HMC be wiU have the opJ!Mmetey; Elaine Tllka, In ,llben, at · oi portunlly to be apoaed w lltrlln8, and Joe lkitmldl In Ec011omlc · · In aavtnl ~of !Dfdictne. Ill medlelne. 1llacb worts clollb' Albl!lll, 111e W<!!'idng WID wort hll preceptor, wlljl a pre~;eplor (a voluatesr with the Comn!ui1IIY Action Dr. Mcq111, In lllrgery for two member of the HMC Iliff or Program based 1n the eoort- weeki, me week In Oblletrlca, ;~• ~ .IIIIICY who wiU ~· 'l'htol!8h tbi1 program, "!e week In Internal .Medicine 'fJGI'k with tbe IIUde!lt 11 an lbehubad~towart wiill Dr. 11om Walket, and . ~ and aamewltat u 1111 '1!ilh ilf: Shane and lbe PuWc tbrM W..U .~ tile Peillalrlc idvilor). . . . . . . llealtb ~ .. . bHrva Department• . The three atudant.t ar~ iqd belpl wW. ~d AI Joe ........,.. In th111 Wotkial 011 ,Jbelr,dwn &li'PJilct'~ tile weJiare offiCe \ll'tMhawiOteporlblaflndllicl !'itbintheprli!Painllldiiii'IO eJiiiles, ~calli oullll ~ aadrelate' tbemto .lbe lludent 'ituiiY the Jll*lhiii'J of aelllna dJmmlm(\y; project COII!)I!flllag ll1e PQIIIIie l'P a lbDe s.atlb AI~ bin . Elllnt'a part In •the Home 811abllahmeat of tbi !lome In OliDipolla, u 11117 baye Ia ~ Aslllef Project 11 to Jlealtb -'IIIIey from bll pat· NeiiOII.ule, ~ PII(WI coalrlbute Information llcular pollll li vleiv u a 111111 Por~mouth. '!bey are pW 1n thelf ,aperleal!u. medical llludenl. He tbe WGI'tina wllb Mn. .~ 111e also stndlal'lllll\lllnl from . program ua C&lter from whlcb ~ant Dlrel'lor of thoae ·llbe W,GI'U wilb 1o medical care Cllll reach out Into Servlct at tbe $(C u determine how recepll~ 11117 ~ areu, giving medl811 .IJI8y, -.,. die neetl lor aa ~to lbllaltvt!mal JlilllliiDl atlaltiOu, (thus rellnlnS 111e :i'l~iacbaalbll;andlllber 81 to ivbethOr tile JII'OfiiiDl bolpllalload),.selting up blttll 1rifqnnallon on facfiltlei mj,uJdbi!COIIIInaedattlleiiMC cintrol ellnkll,, .and provldng .•1miJibte;flnanMDI, and other A pbase of tbe prvject oi ;lucaiiOII Ia beallb care. ~dlllllla necuisary w .Pdailnllnllto Elaine 11 tbe Joe has found llllle conllctln ~·· • ~~~~ Cere . IOiioWllp ' of • patlad ' from die Unlvenlly llmo!lpllere with UUN lll!!!m, . liP boapltal care lo bome til· lbe family pbyllclaa, and be II .•.Fraacllco, baa earned 11er i:fr. .vlronmeat. 'Die chaase IS aware of pressure from Of l'harmacy degree at lbe·, rad!caJ. and liiiD)' problema colleagues to speclallu. This t umvenlly .of Callf!nll; and, mif an.e 1n the readjUIImtnl anmner Jli'OIII'IID makes for a ~JIIInlto retum to~ Gill tr0111 ~ and new babj I1IOre CIIIIPiele raalilllc ap. ::lall to 'the. Uulv«<lly Df s.p eare, ability 1o follow dJrec. I' ·=. . :; lA;,':;, ~}}~ IIIIJ tll!'!',,vtl\l'i!~IIJII ·J<bOIM .. U111ma1o1y '~ traiNnl 8M ...,l\illtll, ~·-1 tiQI PIIIJ!IIIII''' . 'and by 1m• A bame ~allli ...., ,181111~ • Ua&: 11w, lbe wouJa ::'.::=t:~= .tJ!IIII. I ·~l! . ... : ,. .'1'liere 11,. 'arowlnl Med !Or ~< \ Mr, Wqr-· and flmll; of ·1 Mrt. s-~oltll • · · 1 . · •. ·1. · VlnloQ, 'l1)eY 'vlllled Mr. Mr. Mrl. aauc(Bmltll of 111 villl.l!lc ber J!l'OI!ChfoiiNithear'eedueatllln Hlij's brother arid famJ)y Mr. \Vellal"!!werereeentvlaltoroof . . ml ,dalllbll!t~il', Mr. 10, · tiiJt J!ll· 11 now m.ft Mra. Rogel' Hlll ·or'New . ~w.ent.,Mt.andMn. o,n iDd Mrs. Pait · Olb!ne at ~ lo tilt Ides of pi'ac- DUOrllnsville. Swicll:. Mrs. DaVId Ball aM Lano:Uitr. 0, fOr UcLng modlcJne In a rural Mr. and Mrs. Tommie BaU mother were vlallotl Ill U!e Mra. Ml1d(ed Praak of IXIIIDltlllliJ. , and daUJhter, Sharon, of Swick home. Pamlro)' ~ IIOIIle lime Iii free time, Joe worts 011 -~'"lOft oltended the fair Mn. Paul Jackson vlalted willrMn. Alid Dodooo. can·andplays 111e gmtar. The w•..., 11 wu 1n progtlll. with. ber u sisters In Viper, · Mn. Eiltb 0111\or•lft caned HMC II pliytng an imJ1or1aDt . Mr. and Mrs. Ql8rla Roach Ky., where IIIey ali l!ad a Sallli'daJ, Site lleapecllng ber pirtlnpl•cemllllofhealihcare have been vi!Ltl!!g friends In rtunlcm. 1011, Errol Conroy of Athena, lllttdentll In tbe Appa(achlq T"'1"'UH and Augusta, Ga. Mrs, Lucy Butcher feU at tile Tl)tlrlday, Student llullh Project. Jllhe Mrs. Ada Payne was a YllliAir home of her daughter In Mr. 111d Mrs. Art Kuper of project II 1110001llful0 It wlU recently oU!rs. Oral Webb and Columbus. She II In MI. Carmel Colwnbua vlalled her ~. IIII:O)III'age tbe lludelll wCCIII- da!lllhler, Patricia. llospilal. Her friends may send Mr. and Mrs. f,laynard Balir. llderuma,hlllnllnlnlivbelller Clarence Alva. Wood aad her a gel wen card-, address Mt.andMrs.BialneMIIhollll Ln medleJae, lllll'llng or llbar- mother were visitors In Mrs. Lucy Butcliet, MI. Cannel Elaine, Terry and Mikel cilled 11111C1, In a rural cmmumlty Gallipolla recently, Hospital, !loom 757. Cll Mr. and.Mrs. Cline Dally of wbere tile need II so crltll"'l. Mr. and Mra. Cltarles Roach Doyle Freshcorn Is having a Pomeroy,to see tllelt new baby Karen, Elaine and Jce are were vlslm recently of Mr. hirlhday Aug. 23. His lrienda Malllu Jean. ' eumples of lheogreal "natural Roach's uncle and aunt may send a csrd ro Mr. Doyle Mrs. Glemul Mllhoai, Mr. ~" youlh oilers. Chesapeake. ' Freshc~rn, Milliken Road llld Mrs. Blaine Milhoan and -'Iaiii, a lbll NPnl, 8. 1. MLas Wilma DonaUy, who haa HamiiU>n, Ohio. ' clilllftD called at tile mort!W'Y HaJabwa IIJI: "Lei u employmentinColwnbus,spenl Mrs. Oral Webb spent a day Monday evening w see Cect1 tmleaab lbal eaerc to Hive a weekend with her parenla witll her granddaughter and Nelson, and tbe bodies of Mrs. -oflbemuyproblemsof Mr. and Mrs . Homer Me: family, Mr. and Mrs. Charles ldaKnlghlandCeciJCitde. soeieiJ ad I!IIVIroamenl -Mullion. Roach, Gallipolla. Mrs. Fannie Brown left for a wJdeJi we are loelel." Mr. and Mrs. Harley Green two weeki vlall out west witll wer~ recent visitors of Mrs. . bor daughter, Marilyn. John Webb and her daughter AustraUa holds ollly sliJiht. Mr. Morl Taylor attended tile Spiders destroy countless andfamUy,Mr.andMra.Dovid ly more people than melro- ~ of 'Mr, Clrcle and Mr. mUilonsoflnsectslhatarea Ball. poUiaa New York Cilia aJ. Nelsoil at tile Ewln8 Chapel ~ m~rues, bmosqul· Recent Sunday evening thouf:e1t1s almost as rge Tuesday. • ugs grass oppers. visiU>rs of Mr. and Mrs. David ~ contiguous Ualted -Giama8.MIIbou ~ an~ Edlui'~ ed_ a"'*· 1:! 1 In · Corn Shelled eentablgber· 2 U-2 46 · N' Z.lll-iUii; i ce~ u',111u). moody .71 . No moslly · higher· uu-u~: 2 75 ' · ' IN NEW BUWIING POMEROY - The lilidJand Mutual Life Insurance ecm. pany of Columbus began operations in ita new 11-«IO!'J home office building this week, according to Waller M. Grueser, local agent for Jbe company. r In forestry, stumpag~ ·II salable timber standing Ill a forest before the trees are felled. latea. BACK TO SCHOOL SALE MURPHY'S IS BACK TO SCHOOL HEADQUARTERS We Salute and Thank All Our Store Personnel This Week and Week. CLASSROOM AND HOME STUDY NEEDS CHARGE ITI = le .to belp promolt ot, P.Uenit re11n1ng 1o J1Je IIOIIIhal would be lllllN 1\otpllal lor mllllli' follonp fp;l!\lk:al IIICI ~lcsbJt· 'lbau eire. 110!111 of ,the laWI perlaiiiiJw to Elaine "I u lbll oplalon ~"'.:hue-· '11!1 ''GaUipolil, _. OJIII Oiled 111.. . ~~!"uadlo~,lo I)IWIIIDUuiiJes, bll a Rood at• J ! e. ~l : an4 to . pi'Omofe ' .. -. Jlilllll ... Ill 1lii field •• ·Mr. abd.Mrt.IMrl'HIIIand ~Mta. Ra7111unciRoble,Mias ,ell, r-r-. . . .· ...iioool......... • ffi 7 ,~,~~bealth.Dd~,bul.;<;~· ·whlcbJir~ayieWolqurs- • ~ l==. I.. DRIVE-IN !·~~~~*·W 1V! §!fi~.~i 1:-'''llitt~f~iNr.i~.}i:~,~~~~mJ'l •-lilitica: ·T.OiJiAtii.i~ . , , ' ..J ' Of'l!ered F'or·' · ~=ra:~·lseveralllmes,Wbo Georae 10 1' J , V4 · R.llatdlll~ :~g ~'111!:-n~ aon: ::'.'"~.. . 0( r--------------------------, Area Death8 a attack. . · Mr.lllllwuboniJ'eld,lNI in Logan, w. V1., tollull and Faye lllll of AMIIjlD. Ill spent most of his Ufe In 111e communlty of VlniOD and wu employed at tlle'lldia County Bob Evmw Sailillce Plant prior w' aisumlnil his dalles Ln MLcldpp u Ytan qo. In lddlllcm 14 hl8 psrenll, he luorvlvl!l by hll wife, r.t~M~e FraiK:lll WCirlmlan1· two 10111, Tim and Larry, both at bG~Qt; tine brolherl, JetrJ, of Ad· dlson;Roger,oiMI~ w. Va.,andJimmy,staiiAIIedl.ith llle U.S. ltrm7 In VleiiWD. He wu a member ot llle Hillsdale Maaonlc Lodge. Funeral atrangemenll wiU be annouactd by thil ,!lcCOy Funeral Home of Vlllllln. Syl. • b Kyge·'r· · . Pool will be aceepted tomorrow 1Vben eJ1 get UDclerway. Scbedule for the cla11e1 wblcb wiU be _.__.... ......... · "'"''""'""' -.... lllefiDaltwoweeltaofAugualby Mila Joyce Riley and Mila 111ncy Bnchaasn, under 111e · 1-lfli,.~ ' · ~Ia. beglnnera, ,Jo.te:u' a.m. 1 , I \, lflllhlll«;lll !,rill .starti a,•cil beginners 3111C14, to:•li:JO; ~~· hay' been l"IUI u:a-S p;m. and eDd 'ill · 7:30<pJII, IJe&lnDetll and 1, 11:30-12:15 Buthehln'··~tslluaUOIImay· Ptrsona : l~lar.;.ted ·hi - pa~• PJII. Pool fee II f4, ""' liclpatlhg m,· asked 14 C'OIIIaet . not conllnue lang. w n.-1. Adult eJ• 11 wiU be held BY lUI'A WRiliiT Prealdent Charles Simons Cllrltl Norman lhle, DoaDa alter Jordan, Albany""""' 4, fromii47:3De11Cbeveulncand Mr. and Mrs. Clarea- presided. George Meluharl It lhle to 'RDbert piiGat 6118,2282, or ,tlle·eouniJ: the pool fee II.. •• ,____...,, ellenslon In Pooleroy. Church aad Calbetlne announced an attendance · _...., J. flardell, .M acre, ~.da:Y'iii pull wlU be llloemaket villlted Mr. 111d contest In tile fill betWeen SltltOII. . ' . .}.. ' ... YOIIIh~l&ht Mrs. Dewey J011es and family. "red" and "willie" leamo. · Maude Smltb, ljlm ·Bale·lo I I_;. I, J, I •· start at& p;m. witll a dog lleoentweekendguestsofMr. G1101ll were Fred Allderson, .Robert CremWU, Dottle I IIIII Mrs. WiWBm Norris and Partersbutg, who owns a J3. c:nmeans. 2ll - .. lbil•,.l. 1 I family were bll brother, Mr. yearperfectatlerld!lntetecotd; &y, ~. dec~, IU '. I I I andMrs.JamesEdwardNorrla Charles Gaaklll, Wellston; ....... Wlhebt!lililr, cor!. 'fOr were. I IIICI fllmill', Forest lllll, Ky. Clarence Kulm, the !IIIIer of, ~~.ouve, ~. Grande, died ~n~~~d 1 a.m. Mn. Linda Wootea and 110118 and David Kulm, Jbii 1011 of, A. u. Tullle to lM\'1 A. M,.,. Hamilton Salarday lollowiD&an apparent and Mrs. Helen Lemley and Rotarian Rev. Robert Kulm, Rllddl, Jllllce R. Rlll:ble, Tl beart attack. · chlllhn caDed oo Mrs. Rlts and Ronald Rosen;, mecnc.I 11Ct111, .Qlester. , MIDDLEPORT - Mr. and Helllllniftdbybllparenta, Wright, a reeenl Slmday student of New York a&y, 111e Emmett Hawl!, Bemlea guest of Dr. Ray R. Pickens. Qawt to &bart llaivll, 13.17 Mrs. 0. P. Klein were called w HargusandBelbilal!bllarrla, evenlng. Chesapeake Tunday bJ llle Rt. 1 'lburmlll· bJ1 · wife Rpnl caUers of Mr. and Ladles of tile church aervlng acttl. lled!otd. death of ber slsler.Jn.law, Mn. Maql~, two ,....;, Roclt and Mrs. James Wright were bll dinner were Mrs. James ~ V. CoUIDIIo Lula Mae John F. HamiiU>n, 6li. Craig, both at bcmo· four parents, Mr. and Mrs. Carl ertsweU, )ln. Lee M~ • ._,kit, Middleparl Mrs. HamiiWn returned w brolhen Jack fi Rio Grande WriaJ!t, IIDcldngport. Mrs. Rose McDade, MrW. Jolin .Wilber C. 'lbeobald, ~., to Chesapeake from Winterhaven, Butler illd both oi Mr. 111d Mra. Willis While Ketdllta and M1as Beall San- &alliD M. Tlleobll4, J - E. Fla. two years qo lollowiD& llle Columbul, and JWW: Ray, Rt. spent a weekend wlthbll sllter, born. , Moma, cerl. for Irina., . dealli of her mother-In-law, 1 'DIIniiiD · five 1111en Mrs Mr. and Mrs. Clinton JDDOS. Mr. BnUIIICI . ' Mn. R. L, llamiiU>n. Virpu rrj, GaUipou.;' Mrs: IIICI Mrs. R. s. Grant called 011 . Dill Mary J. am 10 She Is survived by a daughter, Ca!Ue Laadrl!lll Columbua· Mr. and Mrs. Jones, Saturda7. · VlrsiiE.Rowlb,Mayii;RIItllb, Mn. Frank Gran~ Chesapeake, Mn Freda Bac:bs CoJumbwl: 1lecenl vlallota of Mt. and GRI8An HONOJU!D 11,1 ~. IAiarL ~orrespondenl and feature Mn, Loll ll8!l1e)' 'Rl 2, Bid' Mrs. Oshel Tribble were Mr. MORGANTOWN - SecOIId William lt. Barnett lo Qydll writer for tile Irontoo Tribune, and Mn ~~ Khmlard. 111d Mrs. Leslie lanley, Mn. . honor sludenll have :c.a;,.~:.!dl.tb Blrllllto 4{ and a son, Jacob llamDtoo of Rt. 2, OK mit ' Berlba Shaver, Mrs. Leo been named In Wa! ·Vlfglnla """"" New Jersey. FJmerai.....;g_llw!Ube llla-verandMn,Margarelllolle Unlverally'sSchoolofMinltby toHf!~·~.~Balr!t' •->, Funeral services were held anDOanced by the McCoy and Jll'llldilucble. Acting Deln Richard W. Laird. _.., ...,.. ..,... Wednesday at Clt=apeake with 1\meral Home st vinton. Mn. TayiGr and aon, lllb, AfniHlllbemwuT. w.Orissll, Ji'9mlr01. . were-tguestaofMrs. WiJ Pl. Pleuanl. tiGalld J.llro1rDDI, Am L. burial in tile Rome cemetery. ~.... l!mmll!& to Slate of Oblo, ""' .L Mill · Debbie Jarvia, acres, Sa11 el!urJ. · , · · Doroua Y Durst Columbul, spenl a week wltll NEW mmEHI$ J IIGaald J. BlowW.,, Alii L. Larry F. Hill Ll1iy Mae 011'«' and otber MIDDLEPORT - Seveillb lhWilln& to Stale of ObJo,.m .......~ Will IDLLSDALE Larry POR'lUND- Mn.llorolby relatives. and eigbth grade sludanla who left, StJial-ll'y. · ::Frederick lllll, 32, I'll State St., llurlll, •,died l"ridaJ aflemoon Mn. 1n11e Ray, Co1umbwl, are new reeldentlfi tile MeJP a supervisor witll llle Bob atiHr bame bert. - a .-at ~W 4!*1 of. Local Scbool Dla.trlcl lilly Evans Saussge Plant bere, died 1111- 11111Qber li Racine Mr. and Mn. llimry ~1. register any ll1pe from iam.\0 . TO unexpecledl7 Saturday mor· £blplir.OrdlrGtEutem Stat, Mr.aadMn.LulbetColeman 3p;m.,Mqnclay1111'111181il'!rtdij, pony pulling ,, , be Tuesday "" 11 1 grandltandattracllcm horse pu1Ung ~m~t.rill annllllFrida •••• ty yeve.,....,. events , 00 and Saturday M while on .1 ,.lllloo ~aiOwnniiMicm, wbi&I!CIIpl. 'Jlem oU pte mus& be GALIJPOLJS - Robert McCarltJ, 21, Vlaton, waa tnatied IIICI rale,aed II tbe Holitr MetllcaJ Center FrldiJ for minor lnjutlel followlnla truet: I!Cddont Ill II!· 211, two 111~ llicbllalllll mila ~ of RUIO. Accordloj to .the Oblo HICbWilY PatrOl, McC1rle;r lost I!OIIlrol'ofbll trudl:andlumed ...-. '1lle cue II IIIII under lnvetlllfllllcm. · · A - d miNp· in.· , · ,.t!lfaited 11 8:10 p.m. J'flda;r · 011 Jlt.T, loll' lelllbi mllet'iloalli .o"ed , , ftU\CY .,..ld ..,: ··~.~.,.- ·~~:r&;rc>~.!:~.!: fii~1~t:!~JI1. ~f~~~='~ ·.:~ Mld~Communlty H.\DALOO~AT l1':.acl ~ :;, os:' relecsUoawltbiiJIIIIedof ' aeeOot of Olllo 7 In ..,......, ·, .:TIU: . ::±!;. ·• ~~ 'Die nest meeiJ!II'will be'S .. MeiDoi1ll Pomer~, t19o . clear Public Library at '!ftllllolj, dlslancli, "'"ll\!'ller · Stobstl, Jla<illo Route 2, $5,llltd costa, no , muffler. ' pi~-~....~... , Llrr)I,Tii~ltofnearllaclne, •· ! .charged wlt/t WSI · . . · · " ll'w •· and .W¥ or~ II! pay COliS MON:::.·~:::50AY ' lnvolv~.' FIO!d ~. near •uo. .. AIIfAAll ·~'I'll ,'llf'4eljd u.· p.y ~ 1f.1MI , . W I , o ~· .bid · ~ charl!• ,. • · against hllli' we're dJtm'red. · "· u. · of(leorauCNei:R4,wbenlll . · ., o • uto,IIO,.!fu"r:.;~, ~!,£;_. . Ba.l~ ' '. , . , . . . f,l .. ..._.,..... , _ ...., ..,. . , •,, · · ·tb fl. · · led 117 MIDDLEPORT_ Bored with' Rl 2, d J;l · · . Ufe? Travel. ~. . · · ·' ' ' . That's the advice ,,. banker ..:~ Mild!ell, Gllllpolla, a P' r '.·· i z e S. p1 u1 •-·-' bo -'"''-' ~- ,. m-· Ill lbt Ballas lllilo '"""' W ,-.....•-mlnGr la,ja'lei. wonders of~tcel)lc ~""' .to v . , ,/ . . · ·, , . M~IO N his brotller Rotartadl Friday Mn.llallel- cJtarged with •P O"-"" - ,.,.,__ ' -'" be ·••· 1 HeaUi ' ~-"-• ..... ~ "':.&.lA .... "'""' 0 I """""'• .,..,. ""' eve.w,. a Me....... ........., ,..,_""' ,.,.. way """ ln .' -' . •.• · money divided Church. ... , ' •Pry boobcl for ••• .,..,. · TONI~~ ··· .. ' ha bee bl It!"'•• ....... _..._ .... •- amoog the~ of aM~ MONDAY, tliE~DAY , ~I ,;: alson Uk!SIId '!lib_:' 0 ; e ";;:" ..._ w- County Junlo~ Fair garden 81 · 14 trav ' e u • '"'" waa ea'l')' ttacU>r · -·"'•• con tat to be . ,AUG. ~~. 11·11 ' and can cook up a meal under damage to both vebldel. ,.......,. the most trying clr· ,beld at ~:30 Jl~· Wedtleaday at C1lllllllances," llld &nart, a .Rock Sjlrlnis.. . ' · ' ~~ ' \, Mil•, In llle puU Clllaens' Natloilil . "e" lnclllde up to IOD poullds, 5011o , · 'P..nn. · 700 Jlllll!l'll, 701 lo 900 jloundl, IFJ:onde·- ..·.,.;. . ·~el4• . ,. 1111 ':a: !lOll'~· air Opens on Tuesday the· '• rinn '011 ·tile . lilooa. 'oper"* w •11~etell ;:§:,••• 'i\ ,.~ate i)(· . ~~r~~ .;lbi't ,II!' . i!riv- ,. . , 'm '· \' ', ., ..... r..rj'f"rilw :· . . IIIIYWII\7 iet!l,iii. . <'J '"''·""' 1 - rag~~. ~ 81' :aJll 1111.1 by S. I. To IJii i111prW1on of -~ ,~wa.illl1'1114«tlfi~~State(:ollep. thuurasqaftll<ttlinod,Jet ''c.. , ..'"" . , lzw ~ ,OI!nter, tbr9uab Ill pir11c1pt110n In lhe 'I'IIIIJIII'~~IIIata penon, u Op,~rilaa ~ Helltb Project 11 Ulln& lbll ''Dit!lril polill to die often delerlbed , .. ~\•, ip tile bell advaal¥e. 'ftdlliUD!lller three ll1ldonta 111 . ''m~hanlcal aurH" II lm· IJM,Ptld of beallb care, I!PIJllllored by the studeilt AID«<can po~ lo ~ • . llbe CCIII· ., Medll"'l Allodi!IIOII (llAMA) lind tile Slu\llllt ~Pilarbet ~Q;., AI abe * ~ .> .~eo Klag, Jr., 17, GaU,II'I'Us1 lllteilllillion ai!· 'DIII'd 'A~ "'IJ4 received a 1~ day uc,nise ·St. WMI'e ,. IU!o ...,ns1on on a patrol charge<( ·111~ J:.:iluot,tt; 'lfifilriDo falllngU.fleldtherlgbtofwly. ~frtima'etlmiii4N Timothy J. Flannery, II, a . ~ .liJ: ·,Biuq Scottown, ~lved a JO lllellllt, )4. Bl. J,~ ncensesuspenslcmforoperatlnl l~Ucik:- c:ile4 tor~ 111 a motorcycle , without a Jleld lhf rlgbl al! ~-Nil one motor~ ~~men~. . . . . il)jved.· io': . ' · ·, 1 Daniel Ward, 16, lronlcJil, 'A .licll4 p;t.....m wJ.•t o.. fined '1.0 for a sb)p alp ~ ofi()ilv~ ~ vlolatloo, ,S!epheii;Saunden!, 1$, 1bltd Aw. 'l!b*e· a lrudl BldweU, $10 'flue, defective .p.ratedbyBIIIJ Joe~ D, exhaust; Sieve Allen Sloni!, 15, Rt. 1, MIIIOII, !!lriiCk lliiNF of Kanauga, was admonished and a - drlftn by Alma Mcgiven a 30 delay penally on 0Jrm1ck, 73, QIDtpolls.' Barril obla!J1lnll a driving permit for wu cba'itd Wlib tlllunf1D'11141P operating a motor vehicle wilbln 1he ...urad '• claar wllboul a Jleense; Michael dl•rce, , ·, ., Wayne Pore·, 16, Kanauga, No dlltlon wu ·IJIIia~ admonished lor operating a folloq a ·colllalon 011 Qdlr molotvehlclew,!lhoutaUeease; St.IIICI'J'blrd A~. CIIJ J1Cilice Kellb Robert Voreh, 16, ofllceis- ~It!- by Gallipolla, fined '10, restricted Peter MJte Jii~, 17, motorcy~le ueense vlolallcm· . . . . . and. Slrl • • and Tlinotlly L. Mayes, 16, Pi. McHtDrt/ · Iii,: ·OalllJI!!!Ia< Pleassnt, forfeited '12.50 for n..;uil' minor. rldln& a nio'torcyle without · · · '.' safelY equlpmenl · · . • . • . ~· BY IAN W£'l'llllllll0t't' · IINri•• ....,..._., . . p:.;. ..... ·" "J ....... •' ·. ...~P·~· ....,..._ , •.,... ..t&•IICJ do~ . · em alml1ar cllarges wqll!l'!M <''OALL'IPOX:.~ilrti' i ' over w llle Juvenile • Co!lfi 'III'C:~ ~jj1 · ' ,~o)t ;' :~~ngtoa _.J. . ' ·'•· Cj& ., ,. I. SE)j) ,,. ·',' SOME·• , .. Anolller ~year old'-''~· '·.· . . 'i 2 ., '' •· · ~. . . .1i',~z:;,'J'i'lo!n :- ''Oiir~mci aid~""' ow·~ , ~ napi;all'fliiiiU'Ile ~ '"" .., •• ,.._ 11 . ' ' , ~ • ~ P •. , ,. . ' · personae! wftb trainlnl , In belli!! IIICI'laW Ja ...........:.~'" die fotnmiPIIOII otibe~ of Law · and Heallli wllb .~at UCLA, UniYeflity r1 Pl~h, and at Harvlrd. ... Ml:· ~ lflwlman .. Karla'• l'rtliepiGI! 1n IIIII ~of ~~Wilke II llc~WbC.... has 011 imt ai'::c:J . V·f:W-:'I.Joi~A Hlilt"l MIW · ,L, rn,m\,- ' Mem~.JQd faJilUits • · Forlificatkln Hill ~:30 .. , ' ~ p.m. August 18 E... ...u.,·ng Free niOJUI L-_ _:._...:,_ _ _J "IIULIR'' BINDER. MATCHING TOTE BAG (A) l!'s fu? to carry homework thi~ fashionable way! Eyedanlt~g vt~yl tote bag and matchtng 3-ring binder. Wet look V!nyltn man~ cplorful floral patterns. Tote is 10xl4x· · 31/a ". Binder has I V2" rings, 2 boosters. REG. $2.49 97 SAVE 52c "ALL-IN..ONI" BINDER COMBINATION (B) Vinyl covered binder, zipper pouch, filler paper, assiiJ~­ ")."t book, theme book, dictionary, index. Binder has clip on inside of front cover. I Y2" rings, one booster. REG. $2.44 EACH SAVE 47c ~----~mu~ooou~~oR~~~--------- STERUNG SILVER WIRES PIERCED OR PIERCED LOOK EARRINGS 4 PAIR ON CARD. DlmJNT PRICE NOTEBOOKS REG. 79c SAVE 12c 67C 5 subject ll>ome boob ore 5-llolo punched: 4 dividon; 150 sheets. 3 subject books ore l.holo punch.d· l dividers; 120 shoots. ' .~!Y! DIJP SHARP IN mx , �' . ..... ' s-."'..,'l'IIDINinllnel,8und!IJ,Aucllltlf.lm ' . " ' · "' • .flur.al ·1Je4lth.Csre Experience ~w!~~:.. 5:E:;'I=~:i k.cru• .Hidgc · :·B~•~en '""r;;.' Jite·· .·~u· . ~~·~r;•.01-AD 1:1:;..Je'':~-ts \·i£&jMAi:3 ' !EiESt~ News Notes 111. I ·,.,· '~ . ,' , , ~. ' GAWPOLIS ,- ~Aetln1 Juvealle Court Jyd&• Roy • 1 , • ·• . Gilltlalld Fricloy pliee4 J Do • ' )'ttl' old Juvenllio, arr!llbd.ll1 ·~ clb' pollee In COIII!Ilcll"" witlla ,, • , •: • , , breaking and ent.riliJ ~··. . ,. ' .· i<j ~·. JeaklnaConcreteJUt"'.Mh;on .IT,I ''· lndeltnlte probation.::·~: .; :.1 W · : ,Pc,JV,e~ PoJj =' 1;1...-.•, , :· for dlspos~ll~n· lnolhercourlactlon,~~ ·Tiil ~ INillc, =~at • , · 'nll8 IUMB!NG NJME.JIOOM borne li the pn.Q'Ifl '1'111' eta - orl&lnall1 tile J1N1iii 11 of Lewis Paine, a Meigs Couaty ~'roNa~tor and l'nlllate JucJae. '1lle DOW bame of .. Mr .IIIII Mn. Lee 0. Wood, a cJo.l~ prvjacl by 1111 fllmill' ,II Cll the Theqe bow wiU be moved If polllble to aloctllcm elaewbere on the !arm for aae u a cattle feed ·; rialit. area. ~~Grage ·w.-· Wood Family Likes Action , (Continued from page l) , Mr. Wood is employed as a at tile Kyger Creek Plant. He is tile oldest ~:• in years of service, swled Oct. 4, 1953. · tile tOO acre !ann to be Thirty-two callle, and must be tended. There are l!lri ·-·· of hay wbe gatllered tile family garden plot wbe Jept:inorder.Mr. Wooddoeshls butchering w SU.Ck tile famiily deep fr<eze for winter. coUec!Dr. Mra. Wood is employed tllroughout tile school year as a bus driver witll tile Meigs IJ>cal school District. She lraniJplll'ls some 1:11 children w and from tlleir schools each day. She haL canned numerous vegetables from tile fsmlly garden this summer, Four of the WoodJ' children are at home and IIIey require care and lime. 1be four at home are Randy, and tlltee ~ ·, I: '· '~t da~hters, Candy, 11, and 111e lwina, Rhonda and Fhonda, He is an avid hunter and a jllll eight Two oilier sons are Lee ~· .oetvlng witll the Air Force m VIetnam, and Gregory, employal In MarUm. In building their new home Mr. and Mrs. Wood aren't forgetting a U.Uch of tile past. Beautiful chesU!ut woodwork In tlleoriglnalPainehomew!Ube removed andlused around the and doors of llle new restdence. w~ows . '• L~ POMEROY - Me,.. •~ Coon· 107111 annual fair opens at tile Rock Springs lor a ~~~-da!..~: ove.w,. .. ~~ year wW be on andentertainment Saturday nJghta '•hi' headliner Is. n.., while s tile Hlr • vocal group; the Fanllily witll singing, and instrumental and Vic Hyde, a oneband be Saturday attracUom. . Wedlne~~Y evenmg youth be observed. ' show. Flower shows will be stagal on Wednesday and Friday. !'::!esdayyed's eThlbl~~- will be ...... on ur.... y while tile Friday Dotal displays will also Saturday, H be onhaexhibit oo1ng will be hl•blig~ mess rae '"" hta atd 6Fr'da p.m. em -ursda wt•Lboth '" Y an 1 Y •• an afternoon racing program on Saturday w begin at 3 p.m. ::r; l wil s ·:· ·::· ···.·.·:· COL~MBUS Quarter horse rsees wiU be held at 1 p.m. on Thursday with both pony harneas and pony runninll races on Friday afternoon beginning at 2 p.m. The annual horse show will be held all p.m. onThe Wednesday. f junloc air will be alaged for tile enUre five days also and numerous exhibits will be displayed by several hundred parUClpellng young people. ;_ Dealp for proposed approval ~~!~"~ ~P_:_..!!!I!! I """"'....., tile Olllo Departmeol ol 111P- ways lnom 6e U. 8. Bureau of PobUe Reaclt A d. •- Db,U be e&oe- P Ill nl • aria& beld em 11 • propo was Pomeroy, Marrb 11. Tile lmprovemeul would beJID .t mBe ...... --~--1•• ,, '.....,.,.. from tile eliltblg Ol!lo 10 • · Oblo 7 Juactlnll and ead 3 mile eoalerly from II(. ulltlq Oblo 7 • US 33 aonb J1111C11oa. Cl.-;mm;n.uStarts •londa'y •• -e LJ'J 4 ~. : Oblo river ~ G.*ber , day IIJid IIW aome .rea~ pre4ty ~~~:;,~~~~~ '* = ·• · 011 el . , · -M.U. ..,. J.'."J e·u U . JU ; Vinton: Man ,_ ' ., ' . ~···-· 18 InJUred ::r;:;,,':o~n i acUvlu!! of·Wiy( L. 10 at tbe :~roepy, · P'-~OIIp~tlonfO!'olle~ 1 .· $7r! TH£ATR~ · ~ Wei8JIL:~ \ T~. l.l•..:.sA>ioiil -'"" ,.liUJ. aemester wen; r.rr.. :·-MitJR~ ~=:PI~~r be = 14 11 tbe Airport by -day. UGDTEII FRIDAY n:::~s PLAINS Ill of TI· •:'t l11d ta studenll •1 In e:.,ir ~':La will=:: lllgb8eJloolfroma to 3 pm Friday Aug 21 cbang., b, ~ 'wni .Dade after Friday · , ,.,otlldl. at Oft tile . 1 10' : : llilnlvln& ire.,.. iiiiiMild, SldaoyillneiiOtben,llplllcer lla:illllll ~ 'Baltlnrn, Jld,; Colla' a.,muot Radaa, IIICI ~ of Eall U•«pool, IIICI ttro alltera·, · Mrl. · Allbea ll:lllnlloa of Salllmore, Jld., aad Kra. Maille Tuc.· 11011 • AriJ. . . Punsni..W.wlll be held ·It 1 P4 MalldaJ II!: 1111 ~ Grove aqcb with llle Rav. l'r.. .lllld }!ortll offlelallna. lliltlalw!Ubelathet,Nrt,.US C.· I*J.Frjendllll*fcaJIIt die fllnlnl bame 1111111 - . P•ter, Moadi!J. -·lid fJ1, da'~ r~ ·::1.~ .me, ~~high school ~ _ _:.__··:._-~- 11Aicent1!oilr.endpeslaof:Mr. IIICIIII'o.<llarlel'l'atelllldwen. 1U IIIIAir, Mr. and Mn. Dllr1ll te&Vel' and~ of Coiumbua. · ' The Wayolde Garden Club molal the home r1 Mrs 0ott1 ilousb recenllr.. · fi'UiiiJ, Mr~ and Mrit llorlle Roulfi o . fll ·~~.:;~~ 1!1 ~a tece11\ wetU14 1J111b N,r. ind.., '1:0!11 ~.~ . - ... IOIII,Nftarii;,Mr.mUolri.Joe ~ IIICI dauabtM 'and Mn. 1vJ Dent, Columbui.' Mr.andMn.Jl4Spearnld Ill'. and Mn. Bortle iiDIIIb allelldld tbe .'DIIImJ!II•t Beeaeu reurdon al Utili Knill', Mr.~~ HlroJd Barnell . , . • . . ~•UP · eo . WllmlaWtoli, IP'ilt ' • .~d rP.l~y - · Dllold Lee with :!If, IIICI;Mn...a,de Bat· Jl' llilf, 20, Cbe~lre, 1.1nd ' , :· ·· '" ·a. : ~nndtt . Je~n r.t~nulre;, ==~~~~ri=·~· ~f; Jolut ,Dill, ,Jr., u, 16, !>~~ell • . Ed111ard Ilarrit .. • Defi'Cit; ~h~ swill,: i't, ~. •• n: . '· , 1' 'ltoate I i lime• Jii!ft so..RSET ;- 1, ~11'd Grueffl', tt:·' PomerQy·;· a~d Arnold Harrll, aJ,'' ltt.· I, ·.,Donn.a ·· Jean ' Williams It " ~~~ Tb<imYLIIe, tofi!MIIl, of ~ Mlner..W.. ' ' : 11114 IJ'Jf~J~ · ,d. ~·. -.cl k(eeUn llld eqern.lo·remold tile . " • - ld '1. , · · tltudetoWII'II~can:"Sbi I!OIIIIderl . lbii · IJIIII;1!DII', • ,perlence a broadealftl . one , ·thO lng In a rur~·l>liiumitU(J not .nearer to otbtrwiJe for In tbe . pr11U~I.! ctU' lin._ \ ~ (SAPbA) In tiO!Ijunclloa witll tile APJNIIacbiaD •lllil! lier illlt!Uitlm bave Clllil! the IIII1Jor Medical Celller blallb ,care, 1M,. bel'8el! wiU 14 f1ir an e41callonal ..._ obvloualy bec0111t an emnpJe .... liiill ' IIJ*IIIICO llll'lU'al beallb care. In the Ap. of 1111 nurae as an eliJelent, yet P' ,, Ill region, of wblch GaWa County II a pert,llle beallb tltlakiag, fee11na petllllll cooIIIID(IOW& lbarllie has readied ID awte crlsll. The pbyBiclan- . 4rlblltlng areal aervlce to 1\&~ratiO II fir below.the ~Ilona! mrase, and In tome cUll aoclelf. When ~ lon1 lnvolval tb. . arenopb)'llclansrealll,yaftilal!leU.thepopulaiiOIIataU. In l"!f ' ecb:allonal pUmllts, .!n a flw inllaaces, new fadlllles haw been unable w open' Elaine llndl aome lime to bscl.-oflackofliaff. , createwirul!dpluletllatwa. , 'D!tultliaileliO*IoftbeHMC MR!Can Amerlclll area, U. try Qlellbe daslil1bes II aS' x t\1' ~ ellllt otller ,(llt'llciJIIIIn w relate to pallenta dleta by "aJ.ping DWi." illlltlll! Ia that b7 ~ aUowlns the · ~. Ukea to 14 beJOIIi$PB 6JIII.,.;eto'llll4irlersllaedll"'l ·dllc:llralo the called Joe. ~ II a medlcsl QHdaofhuraiiUIIJilttiiUy tbl ·ooJora and student from Cleveland In !!lllllenlwouldbopefaiiJ-Io wltb 'lbe MedlcaiSeJiool at Ohio State' viluallze hlmiiU ln . rural Vnlva'lllly.Prillrtobll&llr)'to Af!lerlca;· Ht~lcularly Aptllio a.&e Medical School, be ' .. r,celved bll BA In History In ,'nit three patllcl~llnl June, ltat. . lludenll lithe HMC -for nlDe auper· ,tlurlnl bll niDe weeb here at WJeb - n Karlll JleDII, In · f4l'l die HMC be wiU have the opJ!Mmetey; Elaine Tllka, In ,llben, at · oi portunlly to be apoaed w lltrlln8, and Joe lkitmldl In Ec011omlc · · In aavtnl ~of !Dfdictne. Ill medlelne. 1llacb worts clollb' Albl!lll, 111e W<!!'idng WID wort hll preceptor, wlljl a pre~;eplor (a voluatesr with the Comn!ui1IIY Action Dr. Mcq111, In lllrgery for two member of the HMC Iliff or Program based 1n the eoort- weeki, me week In Oblletrlca, ;~• ~ .IIIIICY who wiU ~· 'l'htol!8h tbi1 program, "!e week In Internal .Medicine 'fJGI'k with tbe IIUde!lt 11 an lbehubad~towart wiill Dr. 11om Walket, and . ~ and aamewltat u 1111 '1!ilh ilf: Shane and lbe PuWc tbrM W..U .~ tile Peillalrlc idvilor). . . . . . . llealtb ~ .. . bHrva Department• . The three atudant.t ar~ iqd belpl wW. ~d AI Joe ........,.. In th111 Wotkial 011 ,Jbelr,dwn &li'PJilct'~ tile weJiare offiCe \ll'tMhawiOteporlblaflndllicl !'itbintheprli!Painllldiiii'IO eJiiiles, ~calli oullll ~ aadrelate' tbemto .lbe lludent 'ituiiY the Jll*lhiii'J of aelllna dJmmlm(\y; project COII!)I!flllag ll1e PQIIIIie l'P a lbDe s.atlb AI~ bin . Elllnt'a part In •the Home 811abllahmeat of tbi !lome In OliDipolla, u 11117 baye Ia ~ Aslllef Project 11 to Jlealtb -'IIIIey from bll pat· NeiiOII.ule, ~ PII(WI coalrlbute Information llcular pollll li vleiv u a 111111 Por~mouth. '!bey are pW 1n thelf ,aperleal!u. medical llludenl. He tbe WGI'tina wllb Mn. .~ 111e also stndlal'lllll\lllnl from . program ua C&lter from whlcb ~ant Dlrel'lor of thoae ·llbe W,GI'U wilb 1o medical care Cllll reach out Into Servlct at tbe $(C u determine how recepll~ 11117 ~ areu, giving medl811 .IJI8y, -.,. die neetl lor aa ~to lbllaltvt!mal JlilllliiDl atlaltiOu, (thus rellnlnS 111e :i'l~iacbaalbll;andlllber 81 to ivbethOr tile JII'OfiiiDl bolpllalload),.selting up blttll 1rifqnnallon on facfiltlei mj,uJdbi!COIIIInaedattlleiiMC cintrol ellnkll,, .and provldng .•1miJibte;flnanMDI, and other A pbase of tbe prvject oi ;lucaiiOII Ia beallb care. ~dlllllla necuisary w .Pdailnllnllto Elaine 11 tbe Joe has found llllle conllctln ~·· • ~~~~ Cere . IOiioWllp ' of • patlad ' from die Unlvenlly llmo!lpllere with UUN lll!!!m, . liP boapltal care lo bome til· lbe family pbyllclaa, and be II .•.Fraacllco, baa earned 11er i:fr. .vlronmeat. 'Die chaase IS aware of pressure from Of l'harmacy degree at lbe·, rad!caJ. and liiiD)' problema colleagues to speclallu. This t umvenlly .of Callf!nll; and, mif an.e 1n the readjUIImtnl anmner Jli'OIII'IID makes for a ~JIIInlto retum to~ Gill tr0111 ~ and new babj I1IOre CIIIIPiele raalilllc ap. ::lall to 'the. Uulv«<lly Df s.p eare, ability 1o follow dJrec. I' ·=. . :; lA;,':;, ~}}~ IIIIJ tll!'!',,vtl\l'i!~IIJII ·J<bOIM .. U111ma1o1y '~ traiNnl 8M ...,l\illtll, ~·-1 tiQI PIIIJ!IIIII''' . 'and by 1m• A bame ~allli ...., ,181111~ • Ua&: 11w, lbe wouJa ::'.::=t:~= .tJ!IIII. I ·~l! . ... : ,. .'1'liere 11,. 'arowlnl Med !Or ~< \ Mr, Wqr-· and flmll; of ·1 Mrt. s-~oltll • · · 1 . · •. ·1. · VlnloQ, 'l1)eY 'vlllled Mr. Mr. Mrl. aauc(Bmltll of 111 villl.l!lc ber J!l'OI!ChfoiiNithear'eedueatllln Hlij's brother arid famJ)y Mr. \Vellal"!!werereeentvlaltoroof . . ml ,dalllbll!t~il', Mr. 10, · tiiJt J!ll· 11 now m.ft Mra. Rogel' Hlll ·or'New . ~w.ent.,Mt.andMn. o,n iDd Mrs. Pait · Olb!ne at ~ lo tilt Ides of pi'ac- DUOrllnsville. Swicll:. Mrs. DaVId Ball aM Lano:Uitr. 0, fOr UcLng modlcJne In a rural Mr. and Mrs. Tommie BaU mother were vlallotl Ill U!e Mra. Ml1d(ed Praak of IXIIIDltlllliJ. , and daUJhter, Sharon, of Swick home. Pamlro)' ~ IIOIIle lime Iii free time, Joe worts 011 -~'"lOft oltended the fair Mn. Paul Jackson vlalted willrMn. Alid Dodooo. can·andplays 111e gmtar. The w•..., 11 wu 1n progtlll. with. ber u sisters In Viper, · Mn. Eiltb 0111\or•lft caned HMC II pliytng an imJ1or1aDt . Mr. and Mrs. Ql8rla Roach Ky., where IIIey ali l!ad a Sallli'daJ, Site lleapecllng ber pirtlnpl•cemllllofhealihcare have been vi!Ltl!!g friends In rtunlcm. 1011, Errol Conroy of Athena, lllttdentll In tbe Appa(achlq T"'1"'UH and Augusta, Ga. Mrs, Lucy Butcher feU at tile Tl)tlrlday, Student llullh Project. Jllhe Mrs. Ada Payne was a YllliAir home of her daughter In Mr. 111d Mrs. Art Kuper of project II 1110001llful0 It wlU recently oU!rs. Oral Webb and Columbus. She II In MI. Carmel Colwnbua vlalled her ~. IIII:O)III'age tbe lludelll wCCIII- da!lllhler, Patricia. llospilal. Her friends may send Mr. and Mrs. f,laynard Balir. llderuma,hlllnllnlnlivbelller Clarence Alva. Wood aad her a gel wen card-, address Mt.andMrs.BialneMIIhollll Ln medleJae, lllll'llng or llbar- mother were visitors In Mrs. Lucy Butcliet, MI. Cannel Elaine, Terry and Mikel cilled 11111C1, In a rural cmmumlty Gallipolla recently, Hospital, !loom 757. Cll Mr. and.Mrs. Cline Dally of wbere tile need II so crltll"'l. Mr. and Mra. Cltarles Roach Doyle Freshcorn Is having a Pomeroy,to see tllelt new baby Karen, Elaine and Jce are were vlslm recently of Mr. hirlhday Aug. 23. His lrienda Malllu Jean. ' eumples of lheogreal "natural Roach's uncle and aunt may send a csrd ro Mr. Doyle Mrs. Glemul Mllhoai, Mr. ~" youlh oilers. Chesapeake. ' Freshc~rn, Milliken Road llld Mrs. Blaine Milhoan and -'Iaiii, a lbll NPnl, 8. 1. MLas Wilma DonaUy, who haa HamiiU>n, Ohio. ' clilllftD called at tile mort!W'Y HaJabwa IIJI: "Lei u employmentinColwnbus,spenl Mrs. Oral Webb spent a day Monday evening w see Cect1 tmleaab lbal eaerc to Hive a weekend with her parenla witll her granddaughter and Nelson, and tbe bodies of Mrs. -oflbemuyproblemsof Mr. and Mrs . Homer Me: family, Mr. and Mrs. Charles ldaKnlghlandCeciJCitde. soeieiJ ad I!IIVIroamenl -Mullion. Roach, Gallipolla. Mrs. Fannie Brown left for a wJdeJi we are loelel." Mr. and Mrs. Harley Green two weeki vlall out west witll wer~ recent visitors of Mrs. . bor daughter, Marilyn. John Webb and her daughter AustraUa holds ollly sliJiht. Mr. Morl Taylor attended tile Spiders destroy countless andfamUy,Mr.andMra.Dovid ly more people than melro- ~ of 'Mr, Clrcle and Mr. mUilonsoflnsectslhatarea Ball. poUiaa New York Cilia aJ. Nelsoil at tile Ewln8 Chapel ~ m~rues, bmosqul· Recent Sunday evening thouf:e1t1s almost as rge Tuesday. • ugs grass oppers. visiU>rs of Mr. and Mrs. David ~ contiguous Ualted -Giama8.MIIbou ~ an~ Edlui'~ ed_ a"'*· 1:! 1 In · Corn Shelled eentablgber· 2 U-2 46 · N' Z.lll-iUii; i ce~ u',111u). moody .71 . No moslly · higher· uu-u~: 2 75 ' · ' IN NEW BUWIING POMEROY - The lilidJand Mutual Life Insurance ecm. pany of Columbus began operations in ita new 11-«IO!'J home office building this week, according to Waller M. Grueser, local agent for Jbe company. r In forestry, stumpag~ ·II salable timber standing Ill a forest before the trees are felled. latea. BACK TO SCHOOL SALE MURPHY'S IS BACK TO SCHOOL HEADQUARTERS We Salute and Thank All Our Store Personnel This Week and Week. CLASSROOM AND HOME STUDY NEEDS CHARGE ITI = le .to belp promolt ot, P.Uenit re11n1ng 1o J1Je IIOIIIhal would be lllllN 1\otpllal lor mllllli' follonp fp;l!\lk:al IIICI ~lcsbJt· 'lbau eire. 110!111 of ,the laWI perlaiiiiJw to Elaine "I u lbll oplalon ~"'.:hue-· '11!1 ''GaUipolil, _. OJIII Oiled 111.. . ~~!"uadlo~,lo I)IWIIIDUuiiJes, bll a Rood at• J ! e. ~l : an4 to . pi'Omofe ' .. -. Jlilllll ... Ill 1lii field •• ·Mr. abd.Mrt.IMrl'HIIIand ~Mta. Ra7111unciRoble,Mias ,ell, r-r-. . . .· ...iioool......... • ffi 7 ,~,~~bealth.Dd~,bul.;<;~· ·whlcbJir~ayieWolqurs- • ~ l==. I.. DRIVE-IN !·~~~~*·W 1V! §!fi~.~i 1:-'''llitt~f~iNr.i~.}i:~,~~~~mJ'l •-lilitica: ·T.OiJiAtii.i~ . , , ' ..J ' Of'l!ered F'or·' · ~=ra:~·lseveralllmes,Wbo Georae 10 1' J , V4 · R.llatdlll~ :~g ~'111!:-n~ aon: ::'.'"~.. . 0( r--------------------------, Area Death8 a attack. . · Mr.lllllwuboniJ'eld,lNI in Logan, w. V1., tollull and Faye lllll of AMIIjlD. Ill spent most of his Ufe In 111e communlty of VlniOD and wu employed at tlle'lldia County Bob Evmw Sailillce Plant prior w' aisumlnil his dalles Ln MLcldpp u Ytan qo. In lddlllcm 14 hl8 psrenll, he luorvlvl!l by hll wife, r.t~M~e FraiK:lll WCirlmlan1· two 10111, Tim and Larry, both at bG~Qt; tine brolherl, JetrJ, of Ad· dlson;Roger,oiMI~ w. Va.,andJimmy,staiiAIIedl.ith llle U.S. ltrm7 In VleiiWD. He wu a member ot llle Hillsdale Maaonlc Lodge. Funeral atrangemenll wiU be annouactd by thil ,!lcCOy Funeral Home of Vlllllln. Syl. • b Kyge·'r· · . Pool will be aceepted tomorrow 1Vben eJ1 get UDclerway. Scbedule for the cla11e1 wblcb wiU be _.__.... ......... · "'"''""'""' -.... lllefiDaltwoweeltaofAugualby Mila Joyce Riley and Mila 111ncy Bnchaasn, under 111e · 1-lfli,.~ ' · ~Ia. beglnnera, ,Jo.te:u' a.m. 1 , I \, lflllhlll«;lll !,rill .starti a,•cil beginners 3111C14, to:•li:JO; ~~· hay' been l"IUI u:a-S p;m. and eDd 'ill · 7:30<pJII, IJe&lnDetll and 1, 11:30-12:15 Buthehln'··~tslluaUOIImay· Ptrsona : l~lar.;.ted ·hi - pa~• PJII. Pool fee II f4, ""' liclpatlhg m,· asked 14 C'OIIIaet . not conllnue lang. w n.-1. Adult eJ• 11 wiU be held BY lUI'A WRiliiT Prealdent Charles Simons Cllrltl Norman lhle, DoaDa alter Jordan, Albany""""' 4, fromii47:3De11Cbeveulncand Mr. and Mrs. Clarea- presided. George Meluharl It lhle to 'RDbert piiGat 6118,2282, or ,tlle·eouniJ: the pool fee II.. •• ,____...,, ellenslon In Pooleroy. Church aad Calbetlne announced an attendance · _...., J. flardell, .M acre, ~.da:Y'iii pull wlU be llloemaket villlted Mr. 111d contest In tile fill betWeen SltltOII. . ' . .}.. ' ... YOIIIh~l&ht Mrs. Dewey J011es and family. "red" and "willie" leamo. · Maude Smltb, ljlm ·Bale·lo I I_;. I, J, I •· start at& p;m. witll a dog lleoentweekendguestsofMr. G1101ll were Fred Allderson, .Robert CremWU, Dottle I IIIII Mrs. WiWBm Norris and Partersbutg, who owns a J3. c:nmeans. 2ll - .. lbil•,.l. 1 I family were bll brother, Mr. yearperfectatlerld!lntetecotd; &y, ~. dec~, IU '. I I I andMrs.JamesEdwardNorrla Charles Gaaklll, Wellston; ....... Wlhebt!lililr, cor!. 'fOr were. I IIICI fllmill', Forest lllll, Ky. Clarence Kulm, the !IIIIer of, ~~.ouve, ~. Grande, died ~n~~~d 1 a.m. Mn. Linda Wootea and 110118 and David Kulm, Jbii 1011 of, A. u. Tullle to lM\'1 A. M,.,. Hamilton Salarday lollowiD&an apparent and Mrs. Helen Lemley and Rotarian Rev. Robert Kulm, Rllddl, Jllllce R. Rlll:ble, Tl beart attack. · chlllhn caDed oo Mrs. Rlts and Ronald Rosen;, mecnc.I 11Ct111, .Qlester. , MIDDLEPORT - Mr. and Helllllniftdbybllparenta, Wright, a reeenl Slmday student of New York a&y, 111e Emmett Hawl!, Bemlea guest of Dr. Ray R. Pickens. Qawt to &bart llaivll, 13.17 Mrs. 0. P. Klein were called w HargusandBelbilal!bllarrla, evenlng. Chesapeake Tunday bJ llle Rt. 1 'lburmlll· bJ1 · wife Rpnl caUers of Mr. and Ladles of tile church aervlng acttl. lled!otd. death of ber slsler.Jn.law, Mn. Maql~, two ,....;, Roclt and Mrs. James Wright were bll dinner were Mrs. James ~ V. CoUIDIIo Lula Mae John F. HamiiU>n, 6li. Craig, both at bcmo· four parents, Mr. and Mrs. Carl ertsweU, )ln. Lee M~ • ._,kit, Middleparl Mrs. HamiiWn returned w brolhen Jack fi Rio Grande WriaJ!t, IIDcldngport. Mrs. Rose McDade, MrW. Jolin .Wilber C. 'lbeobald, ~., to Chesapeake from Winterhaven, Butler illd both oi Mr. 111d Mra. Willis While Ketdllta and M1as Beall San- &alliD M. Tlleobll4, J - E. Fla. two years qo lollowiD& llle Columbul, and JWW: Ray, Rt. spent a weekend wlthbll sllter, born. , Moma, cerl. for Irina., . dealli of her mother-In-law, 1 'DIIniiiD · five 1111en Mrs Mr. and Mrs. Clinton JDDOS. Mr. BnUIIICI . ' Mn. R. L, llamiiU>n. Virpu rrj, GaUipou.;' Mrs: IIICI Mrs. R. s. Grant called 011 . Dill Mary J. am 10 She Is survived by a daughter, Ca!Ue Laadrl!lll Columbua· Mr. and Mrs. Jones, Saturda7. · VlrsiiE.Rowlb,Mayii;RIItllb, Mn. Frank Gran~ Chesapeake, Mn Freda Bac:bs CoJumbwl: 1lecenl vlallota of Mt. and GRI8An HONOJU!D 11,1 ~. IAiarL ~orrespondenl and feature Mn, Loll ll8!l1e)' 'Rl 2, Bid' Mrs. Oshel Tribble were Mr. MORGANTOWN - SecOIId William lt. Barnett lo Qydll writer for tile Irontoo Tribune, and Mn ~~ Khmlard. 111d Mrs. Leslie lanley, Mn. . honor sludenll have :c.a;,.~:.!dl.tb Blrllllto 4{ and a son, Jacob llamDtoo of Rt. 2, OK mit ' Berlba Shaver, Mrs. Leo been named In Wa! ·Vlfglnla """"" New Jersey. FJmerai.....;g_llw!Ube llla-verandMn,Margarelllolle Unlverally'sSchoolofMinltby toHf!~·~.~Balr!t' •->, Funeral services were held anDOanced by the McCoy and Jll'llldilucble. Acting Deln Richard W. Laird. _.., ...,.. ..,... Wednesday at Clt=apeake with 1\meral Home st vinton. Mn. TayiGr and aon, lllb, AfniHlllbemwuT. w.Orissll, Ji'9mlr01. . were-tguestaofMrs. WiJ Pl. Pleuanl. tiGalld J.llro1rDDI, Am L. burial in tile Rome cemetery. ~.... l!mmll!& to Slate of Oblo, ""' .L Mill · Debbie Jarvia, acres, Sa11 el!urJ. · , · · Doroua Y Durst Columbul, spenl a week wltll NEW mmEHI$ J IIGaald J. BlowW.,, Alii L. Larry F. Hill Ll1iy Mae 011'«' and otber MIDDLEPORT - Seveillb lhWilln& to Stale of ObJo,.m .......~ Will IDLLSDALE Larry POR'lUND- Mn.llorolby relatives. and eigbth grade sludanla who left, StJial-ll'y. · ::Frederick lllll, 32, I'll State St., llurlll, •,died l"ridaJ aflemoon Mn. 1n11e Ray, Co1umbwl, are new reeldentlfi tile MeJP a supervisor witll llle Bob atiHr bame bert. - a .-at ~W 4!*1 of. Local Scbool Dla.trlcl lilly Evans Saussge Plant bere, died 1111- 11111Qber li Racine Mr. and Mn. llimry ~1. register any ll1pe from iam.\0 . TO unexpecledl7 Saturday mor· £blplir.OrdlrGtEutem Stat, Mr.aadMn.LulbetColeman 3p;m.,Mqnclay1111'111181il'!rtdij, pony pulling ,, , be Tuesday "" 11 1 grandltandattracllcm horse pu1Ung ~m~t.rill annllllFrida •••• ty yeve.,....,. events , 00 and Saturday M while on .1 ,.lllloo ~aiOwnniiMicm, wbi&I!CIIpl. 'Jlem oU pte mus& be GALIJPOLJS - Robert McCarltJ, 21, Vlaton, waa tnatied IIICI rale,aed II tbe Holitr MetllcaJ Center FrldiJ for minor lnjutlel followlnla truet: I!Cddont Ill II!· 211, two 111~ llicbllalllll mila ~ of RUIO. Accordloj to .the Oblo HICbWilY PatrOl, McC1rle;r lost I!OIIlrol'ofbll trudl:andlumed ...-. '1lle cue II IIIII under lnvetlllfllllcm. · · A - d miNp· in.· , · ,.t!lfaited 11 8:10 p.m. J'flda;r · 011 Jlt.T, loll' lelllbi mllet'iloalli .o"ed , , ftU\CY .,..ld ..,: ··~.~.,.- ·~~:r&;rc>~.!:~.!: fii~1~t:!~JI1. ~f~~~='~ ·.:~ Mld~Communlty H.\DALOO~AT l1':.acl ~ :;, os:' relecsUoawltbiiJIIIIedof ' aeeOot of Olllo 7 In ..,......, ·, .:TIU: . ::±!;. ·• ~~ 'Die nest meeiJ!II'will be'S .. MeiDoi1ll Pomer~, t19o . clear Public Library at '!ftllllolj, dlslancli, "'"ll\!'ller · Stobstl, Jla<illo Route 2, $5,llltd costa, no , muffler. ' pi~-~....~... , Llrr)I,Tii~ltofnearllaclne, •· ! .charged wlt/t WSI · . . · · " ll'w •· and .W¥ or~ II! pay COliS MON:::.·~:::50AY ' lnvolv~.' FIO!d ~. near •uo. .. AIIfAAll ·~'I'll ,'llf'4eljd u.· p.y ~ 1f.1MI , . W I , o ~· .bid · ~ charl!• ,. • · against hllli' we're dJtm'red. · "· u. · of(leorauCNei:R4,wbenlll . · ., o • uto,IIO,.!fu"r:.;~, ~!,£;_. . Ba.l~ ' '. , . , . . . f,l .. ..._.,..... , _ ...., ..,. . , •,, · · ·tb fl. · · led 117 MIDDLEPORT_ Bored with' Rl 2, d J;l · · . Ufe? Travel. ~. . · · ·' ' ' . That's the advice ,,. banker ..:~ Mild!ell, Gllllpolla, a P' r '.·· i z e S. p1 u1 •-·-' bo -'"''-' ~- ,. m-· Ill lbt Ballas lllilo '"""' W ,-.....•-mlnGr la,ja'lei. wonders of~tcel)lc ~""' .to v . , ,/ . . · ·, , . M~IO N his brotller Rotartadl Friday Mn.llallel- cJtarged with •P O"-"" - ,.,.,__ ' -'" be ·••· 1 HeaUi ' ~-"-• ..... ~ "':.&.lA .... "'""' 0 I """""'• .,..,. ""' eve.w,. a Me....... ........., ,..,_""' ,.,.. way """ ln .' -' . •.• · money divided Church. ... , ' •Pry boobcl for ••• .,..,. · TONI~~ ··· .. ' ha bee bl It!"'•• ....... _..._ .... •- amoog the~ of aM~ MONDAY, tliE~DAY , ~I ,;: alson Uk!SIId '!lib_:' 0 ; e ";;:" ..._ w- County Junlo~ Fair garden 81 · 14 trav ' e u • '"'" waa ea'l')' ttacU>r · -·"'•• con tat to be . ,AUG. ~~. 11·11 ' and can cook up a meal under damage to both vebldel. ,.......,. the most trying clr· ,beld at ~:30 Jl~· Wedtleaday at C1lllllllances," llld &nart, a .Rock Sjlrlnis.. . ' · ' ~~ ' \, Mil•, In llle puU Clllaens' Natloilil . "e" lnclllde up to IOD poullds, 5011o , · 'P..nn. · 700 Jlllll!l'll, 701 lo 900 jloundl, IFJ:onde·- ..·.,.;. . ·~el4• . ,. 1111 ':a: !lOll'~· air Opens on Tuesday the· '• rinn '011 ·tile . lilooa. 'oper"* w •11~etell ;:§:,••• 'i\ ,.~ate i)(· . ~~r~~ .;lbi't ,II!' . i!riv- ,. . , 'm '· \' ', ., ..... r..rj'f"rilw :· . . IIIIYWII\7 iet!l,iii. . <'J '"''·""' 1 - rag~~. ~ 81' :aJll 1111.1 by S. I. To IJii i111prW1on of -~ ,~wa.illl1'1114«tlfi~~State(:ollep. thuurasqaftll<ttlinod,Jet ''c.. , ..'"" . , lzw ~ ,OI!nter, tbr9uab Ill pir11c1pt110n In lhe 'I'IIIIJIII'~~IIIata penon, u Op,~rilaa ~ Helltb Project 11 Ulln& lbll ''Dit!lril polill to die often delerlbed , .. ~\•, ip tile bell advaal¥e. 'ftdlliUD!lller three ll1ldonta 111 . ''m~hanlcal aurH" II lm· IJM,Ptld of beallb care, I!PIJllllored by the studeilt AID«<can po~ lo ~ • . llbe CCIII· ., Medll"'l Allodi!IIOII (llAMA) lind tile Slu\llllt ~Pilarbet ~Q;., AI abe * ~ .> .~eo Klag, Jr., 17, GaU,II'I'Us1 lllteilllillion ai!· 'DIII'd 'A~ "'IJ4 received a 1~ day uc,nise ·St. WMI'e ,. IU!o ...,ns1on on a patrol charge<( ·111~ J:.:iluot,tt; 'lfifilriDo falllngU.fleldtherlgbtofwly. ~frtima'etlmiii4N Timothy J. Flannery, II, a . ~ .liJ: ·,Biuq Scottown, ~lved a JO lllellllt, )4. Bl. J,~ ncensesuspenslcmforoperatlnl l~Ucik:- c:ile4 tor~ 111 a motorcycle , without a Jleld lhf rlgbl al! ~-Nil one motor~ ~~men~. . . . . il)jved.· io': . ' · ·, 1 Daniel Ward, 16, lronlcJil, 'A .licll4 p;t.....m wJ.•t o.. fined '1.0 for a sb)p alp ~ ofi()ilv~ ~ vlolatloo, ,S!epheii;Saunden!, 1$, 1bltd Aw. 'l!b*e· a lrudl BldweU, $10 'flue, defective .p.ratedbyBIIIJ Joe~ D, exhaust; Sieve Allen Sloni!, 15, Rt. 1, MIIIOII, !!lriiCk lliiNF of Kanauga, was admonished and a - drlftn by Alma Mcgiven a 30 delay penally on 0Jrm1ck, 73, QIDtpolls.' Barril obla!J1lnll a driving permit for wu cba'itd Wlib tlllunf1D'11141P operating a motor vehicle wilbln 1he ...urad '• claar wllboul a Jleense; Michael dl•rce, , ·, ., Wayne Pore·, 16, Kanauga, No dlltlon wu ·IJIIia~ admonished lor operating a folloq a ·colllalon 011 Qdlr molotvehlclew,!lhoutaUeease; St.IIICI'J'blrd A~. CIIJ J1Cilice Kellb Robert Voreh, 16, ofllceis- ~It!- by Gallipolla, fined '10, restricted Peter MJte Jii~, 17, motorcy~le ueense vlolallcm· . . . . . and. Slrl • • and Tlinotlly L. Mayes, 16, Pi. McHtDrt/ · Iii,: ·OalllJI!!!Ia< Pleassnt, forfeited '12.50 for n..;uil' minor. rldln& a nio'torcyle without · · · '.' safelY equlpmenl · · . • . • . ~· BY IAN W£'l'llllllll0t't' · IINri•• ....,..._., . . p:.;. ..... ·" "J ....... •' ·. ...~P·~· ....,..._ , •.,... ..t&•IICJ do~ . · em alml1ar cllarges wqll!l'!M <''OALL'IPOX:.~ilrti' i ' over w llle Juvenile • Co!lfi 'III'C:~ ~jj1 · ' ,~o)t ;' :~~ngtoa _.J. . ' ·'•· Cj& ., ,. I. SE)j) ,,. ·',' SOME·• , .. Anolller ~year old'-''~· '·.· . . 'i 2 ., '' •· · ~. . . .1i',~z:;,'J'i'lo!n :- ''Oiir~mci aid~""' ow·~ , ~ napi;all'fliiiiU'Ile ~ '"" .., •• ,.._ 11 . ' ' , ~ • ~ P •. , ,. . ' · personae! wftb trainlnl , In belli!! IIICI'laW Ja ...........:.~'" die fotnmiPIIOII otibe~ of Law · and Heallli wllb .~at UCLA, UniYeflity r1 Pl~h, and at Harvlrd. ... Ml:· ~ lflwlman .. Karla'• l'rtliepiGI! 1n IIIII ~of ~~Wilke II llc~WbC.... has 011 imt ai'::c:J . 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DIJP SHARP IN mx , �lhomas-Chri.ste-~se·n , )lle~diog.,,Vows R~ad MIA Jane EIIAboltli TIIODiu, PI!'Pie groegi'l!ln ribbon ..W. Calamlly Ja1111 C'.alamlty Jane was the lllllkname ol a celebrated ltonllar Cbaracter, Martha JIDI Burke, who lived Ill Deadwood, S.D. She was reputed to hlva been a .eout for Gen. Custer. ~ aitcl Th<iiJlaa, Hpllld'y He!flh~1 exlended 1D lhl(fioor from Ulil . ~e the bride of Mr •,IJIIYIG bow 'ln. b!lclt. , . hlcJI. Alan Ultlalenaen, a0n ·:ot: ·Mr. collated ·blot~MIC>f whltl! plll,e' . · and MrS. VIctor 1. (:llrlslenlon biod bl.!llop ~ with wide, ' .. of CllniDn,lo,.., ~ Auauallht )fce,tr\lllmed eulfa. 'llle ''mob , 3:30 p.m. at S.i)nt Peters cap" hat. were. of the 118111' ~qpal Churth. material as the .tlrt. and were Father Albert MacKenzie bOrderejl, with lace and banded performed . the .s!Jisle-rlng with deep pilrplo gn>tgralli . ceremony before. an altar· ribbon. The att.endanlll carried Paul Bai'U!e of Wooda Jlllllail.'li:n· . decorated with while spider while lace para.Ois bordered has as hla gueot. Mr. and Mre.,.d chryunthemunis and wllh Alocon lace. Alladted to Jim Bartee and 801111, Paul, Joe~ ~ngeril. _ the .l&uillJr pews tht! handle of the paraaols were and Tim ol CinclnnaU. .a were accented with !Oiilte bowl. nosegays of miniature while J"rec;e!!lnl the_ ceremony, a carnations, blue bachejor ·~ half-lwur of nuptial muale waa buttons, purple slallee and ~::-:-:=-=::o-:::~-:o:: ,a played by .Mrs. Merlyn Roll, sprengerll. The entire en· QUICK QUIZ organist; · sembles of the attendant. were · Given In lilBI'riage by her designed and made by ole father, the brl!le wore a .long bride. white, Silk orgam.,, long Yk:· Mr.lluane Neverman, Ames, lorlali style gown with lull Iowa, brother-In-law of the · bishop sleeves and · a high~ bridegroom, served aa best necltllne -Ill lavlahly blu!~ man. Ushers were Dr. WUIIam :will! vettlcal appliques of B. Thomas, brother of the bride, Venlse _lace. The gracef111 full and Mr. Kellh Chrlslenaen, lklrl with 1111. own train Dowed Clinton, Iowa, brother of the lwm llie walsUine. Alulllen&th bridegroom. lllk IUualon veU ...aattached ID Dr. Margaret Hartman, Loa tht! 1"'1"'" of a hat of while silk Angeles, calif.,' cousin of the OI'Centli, cuStom designed by bride, registered the guests. Maahs Slllnley of San Fran- The bride's mother wore a cisco. pink crepe dress with malehln& · The bride carried an ann accessories. The mother of the bouquet of white spider bridegroom wore an Ice blue . chryoanlhemums, baby's dress of Imported linen with I -breath, purple asters and coordinated accessorleo . • aprangerU, accented with a Immediately following the wblte bow. ceremony, a reception and Mrs. William Edward Chapman Miss Ann Darnbrough, buHet supper waa held at the ---------------~--------- European security sel~lenM!nl Cobunbus, Ohio, was maid of home of the bride's parents. A evldenUy are intended consolidate !he status ~-t'z ' honor. Brldesmatroo waa Mre. four-tiered wedding cake ~I Duane Neverman, Ames, Iowa, topped with a gazello and Europe and safeguard ~sla'l slater of the bridegroom. featuring a miniature bride and hack against a possible Bridesmaid was Miso Kay groom, waa centered on a round with Red China. I Christensen, Clinton, Iowa, table covered with an antique The current peace feelers ' . ·. another slater · of the BallenbUrl! lace tablecloth and the Middle East spring, WOI<THINGTON · On Ge_orge Michael Fahey, bridegroOm, while Ujrt underlay. August 15 . at 1:30 p.m. 1n Wheeling, W. Va.; Hugl) All· The atlendantowore Identical Serving the cake and punch LONDON (UPI) - The Soviet settlement of the Arab-Israeli are pleasanUy beffled but appears, not least from · prefer to wait and see before decision to pull back from worthington United Pres· drew Galligher, Pittsburgh, full-length skirts • of floral were Mba Barbara Haller and Un10n, In one oflts W>p_redicta- conflict. In Vienna, Ule Soviet have reaching final conclu.sions. brink and a collision 'witb byterian. Churtb, EIIAbeth Jo-- Pa.: Francis X. Powers, slrtped diiJIIIY bordered In Mlos Susan Frankhouser, ble, periodic policy shifts has shown an earnest interest in an They are convinced;bowever, United States. ~ Potter, became the bride Charleston, w. Va., and scalloped Alecon· lace. Deep cousins of the bride. evldenUy decided ID don the The interest _m_., -iradonmed of Mr. WIUiam Edward Thomas Poole Phllllpa, Milan, For her going-away en· mantle of mternallonal arrangement with the United the West is facing a systematic, States to curb the nuclear race full-scale Soviet diplomatic accord Is said by wo 0 Chapman. · Mo. , semble, the bride chose a black peacemaker· ~ 'llle bride Is the' ilanchter of Following the ceremony, a and w)!lb! print dress and coat From the Suez Canal to the throngh limitation of strategic peace offensive along the enUre diplomat. to be al teaal scale of international relations, motivated by the desire Mr. and 'Mrs. John Willard teceptlon was held at tht! Green with matching acceBBories. Oder-Neisse border line In East arms (SALT. Trie• to Ease Tensloo for reasons they believe to the prohibitive arms cost Potter,Jr.; 3tiParkBoulevard, Meadows Country Inn, WorMr.andMrs.Chrislensenwill Europe and from Vienna to Even in Peking, MCISCOW has combine fear of anned involve· divert funds to the Worthington, and the thtngiDn. reside in San Francisco, Pe~:ng, the Kremlin is "oozbeen lrying to ease the tension ment and axpety over economic economy. brldegroom Is the aon of Mr. 'llle bride graduated from CaUfornia where the bride Is tng peace and stre..tng its by rushing the appoinlmenl ol straits at home. These seem and _-Mrs. James Hellry Chap- W<irthlngton High School. She presently employed at Boothe interest in_ improved lnlernaan ambassador after years of For some time diplomatic motives for "'""' 5)0 Elm Stree~ Martina received a B.A. in Spanish from Computer Corporation as an Uonal relat1o~ and c~rati?". lacking high level diplomatic reports from Moscow and cooperation Feriy, Ohio, Kent State University and Is aulstant Lease Control In Europe the Sov1et policy W~ vows were read by employed aa an lnlernaUonal Manager. has led to a non-aggression representatioo in Communist Eastern Europe have poin\ed to being ~ed from China. division within the top ec~elons Some diplomats hold !hey the Re·v. Charles B. Robinson and Conllnental Hosteaa lor GALUPOIJS _ The Harris Mr. Chrlatensen Is employed treaty with West Germany. Diplomats who have been of !he Soviet leadership, despite he earnest enough to afford and MonalgnDr Frank T. Riehl. Trans-World Airlines and Grange Sewing and Baking at Crawlord Marine Specialists, In the Middle East. Russia is following this latest developassertions to· the coolrary. ·. decree of genuine credibility to Prenuptial -. muole · was beginning In September will Contest was held Thuraday with Inc. as a comptroller. cooperating with the United ments in Soviet policy closely Russian pressures for a the current dlplomaUc peace ~ted by 'nlomaa teach at St. School, Ft. Mre. Elizabeth ctart aa judge. States In the Search for some offensive from the Kremlin. of Jacltaon, Ohio, were no entries in - 11 "' •. bullwo In sewing. First tNAIEil'-.1'0 ~ --, - _ ,,•,• •'•'• =···waa Mra. Clara Ellen ~n If c. Wlltl'on bl Clarld!! and second winner waa Menior'l doUege, · Newton, Cornell. . . announced that Kenneth A poem, "If We Could See Sarid~rs of Gallipolis made tht! Beyond Today," waa read· b)' Peeoldenl's Usl for the second ~"· Clara ,Ellen De~.ney. sen!ester, 1969-70. Mr. S.nders Treefl At the Sill~ House was Is a aoo of Mrs. Mildred Sanders read by Mf:•· Edith Cornell. . of Glllllpolls and Mr. Brady Refreshffients of aandwlchea, Sanders of Crown City. Kenneth lea, and punch - • enjoyed by will be a sopholnorelor the 1970all. 71 seMion. l 'Nancy Sarah daU,hter of Dr. and )Ira. R. P. ballded · tht!lt -u.. Mrs. David Alan Christensen ~· 1, abeth JoAnn Potter "ll" E Ch .. e s lam • apman W Wd I " ·' ' Greatest team for. llld ~- , . bait~ ljad fleVtll'll llld will 8CC0111JIIII1 till dloiu 011 . . . . ' Allin Ill 'l'iltlcll7 ~ l!li!e I 111 afull IHUq 81'0111111 f!ili ~.II W!J~i!Ve I I . . , ·.·.· k1lq \1iM !1!1•.d t1 .t.1Jf; 'I '. ' f) l, , ,, > -:,~ "ilu · I .. '' , . By ne~ 8otte. ! YOl.ITH ASgo FQR IT · ' 11ilil colwm Is lor ········,•.• .• ..·.·, . ' e' Ien·.'·, H~ ,e'I· p IH " ! -· I . ~ ' r-i"'--------•------...;;--:-----..,1 Back-to-School bargains ·. . tlli,fi!IIIGa ril our bell'tii!O loOII ~Ua~'\ 1111Dd aee agood CMI'd,lfllpe f0illl't1!Mn. ,.,.,.,.,.,......., .,:-- .·.· .. . thole · in . s Tt tJ I1 . I . . -1t favor to write lhelr Okay? - if. · • Peace: It's lJozing from Moscow Soviet Mein Changes Again Sewing Contest Winner iS Mrs,. Denney ' ·-· ~·FALL .:.•. ,o ;~.·~~ . "" ' FESTIVAL ' Everything beautiful for fall is ready · for your selection at our Fashion Festi~al .. . ' ....,~ '' . • OPEN NAMEs YOU KNOW YOU CAN BUY WITH CONFIDENCE. MON.• TVES,. !JED., SAT. N TIIUliB.t-12 FlU. N P.M. ~'7/1 lllloollili ·' Jll s-.1 AN.' ""'" . . . lillttll!l lllllltlollt,•O. ,.. . . SPORTS ROUNDUP .No nonsenSe.about these bi~fleagu~ ; · · :-..'from theii· ,. to their ,. haricjse,l/h tc>nstructl<;>fl .'. : · • · .· Win-:.w1Ctr~~1;m::p~ sthopi'·? \. .. '-~· · pjnk 'f11i:>eif·.:qr/t::oue . ::;) 'e'kiit :•trim•. ' .,' ~-· .\. . lt< \,;, ' in!' . ~ . :~- • Munsingwear • Vicky Vaughn • Puritan: · . • Formfit •Betty Rose ·Mary Lane • Fritzi • Miss Elaine Todd • Korell ./ • Nel~ Don ·Warners / '• Cind-.lla • Billy the Kid • Junior Vogues • 'PettersOn BabJ Furniture • Fieldcrest • Phoenix ~ery . /·{rani • Kate .Gree~awrt ! • I • • Carter$ - . • PaHi • .A~E ·BEING ADDEb To OUR TOP VALUE . ·IJ'l'AMPS b.... - 1ltJss TiJG.s . ' .• ··' 'rbur·dollar's wuri/1 m at. . �lhomas-Chri.ste-~se·n , )lle~diog.,,Vows R~ad MIA Jane EIIAboltli TIIODiu, PI!'Pie groegi'l!ln ribbon ..W. Calamlly Ja1111 C'.alamlty Jane was the lllllkname ol a celebrated ltonllar Cbaracter, Martha JIDI Burke, who lived Ill Deadwood, S.D. She was reputed to hlva been a .eout for Gen. Custer. ~ aitcl Th<iiJlaa, Hpllld'y He!flh~1 exlended 1D lhl(fioor from Ulil . ~e the bride of Mr •,IJIIYIG bow 'ln. b!lclt. , . hlcJI. Alan Ultlalenaen, a0n ·:ot: ·Mr. collated ·blot~MIC>f whltl! plll,e' . · and MrS. VIctor 1. (:llrlslenlon biod bl.!llop ~ with wide, ' .. of CllniDn,lo,.., ~ Auauallht )fce,tr\lllmed eulfa. 'llle ''mob , 3:30 p.m. at S.i)nt Peters cap" hat. were. of the 118111' ~qpal Churth. material as the .tlrt. and were Father Albert MacKenzie bOrderejl, with lace and banded performed . the .s!Jisle-rlng with deep pilrplo gn>tgralli . ceremony before. an altar· ribbon. The att.endanlll carried Paul Bai'U!e of Wooda Jlllllail.'li:n· . decorated with while spider while lace para.Ois bordered has as hla gueot. Mr. and Mre.,.d chryunthemunis and wllh Alocon lace. Alladted to Jim Bartee and 801111, Paul, Joe~ ~ngeril. _ the .l&uillJr pews tht! handle of the paraaols were and Tim ol CinclnnaU. .a were accented with !Oiilte bowl. nosegays of miniature while J"rec;e!!lnl the_ ceremony, a carnations, blue bachejor ·~ half-lwur of nuptial muale waa buttons, purple slallee and ~::-:-:=-=::o-:::~-:o:: ,a played by .Mrs. Merlyn Roll, sprengerll. The entire en· QUICK QUIZ organist; · sembles of the attendant. were · Given In lilBI'riage by her designed and made by ole father, the brl!le wore a .long bride. white, Silk orgam.,, long Yk:· Mr.lluane Neverman, Ames, lorlali style gown with lull Iowa, brother-In-law of the · bishop sleeves and · a high~ bridegroom, served aa best necltllne -Ill lavlahly blu!~ man. Ushers were Dr. WUIIam :will! vettlcal appliques of B. Thomas, brother of the bride, Venlse _lace. The gracef111 full and Mr. Kellh Chrlslenaen, lklrl with 1111. own train Dowed Clinton, Iowa, brother of the lwm llie walsUine. Alulllen&th bridegroom. lllk IUualon veU ...aattached ID Dr. Margaret Hartman, Loa tht! 1"'1"'" of a hat of while silk Angeles, calif.,' cousin of the OI'Centli, cuStom designed by bride, registered the guests. Maahs Slllnley of San Fran- The bride's mother wore a cisco. pink crepe dress with malehln& · The bride carried an ann accessories. The mother of the bouquet of white spider bridegroom wore an Ice blue . chryoanlhemums, baby's dress of Imported linen with I -breath, purple asters and coordinated accessorleo . • aprangerU, accented with a Immediately following the wblte bow. ceremony, a reception and Mrs. William Edward Chapman Miss Ann Darnbrough, buHet supper waa held at the ---------------~--------- European security sel~lenM!nl Cobunbus, Ohio, was maid of home of the bride's parents. A evldenUy are intended consolidate !he status ~-t'z ' honor. Brldesmatroo waa Mre. four-tiered wedding cake ~I Duane Neverman, Ames, Iowa, topped with a gazello and Europe and safeguard ~sla'l slater of the bridegroom. featuring a miniature bride and hack against a possible Bridesmaid was Miso Kay groom, waa centered on a round with Red China. I Christensen, Clinton, Iowa, table covered with an antique The current peace feelers ' . ·. another slater · of the BallenbUrl! lace tablecloth and the Middle East spring, WOI<THINGTON · On Ge_orge Michael Fahey, bridegroOm, while Ujrt underlay. August 15 . at 1:30 p.m. 1n Wheeling, W. Va.; Hugl) All· The atlendantowore Identical Serving the cake and punch LONDON (UPI) - The Soviet settlement of the Arab-Israeli are pleasanUy beffled but appears, not least from · prefer to wait and see before decision to pull back from worthington United Pres· drew Galligher, Pittsburgh, full-length skirts • of floral were Mba Barbara Haller and Un10n, In one oflts W>p_redicta- conflict. In Vienna, Ule Soviet have reaching final conclu.sions. brink and a collision 'witb byterian. Churtb, EIIAbeth Jo-- Pa.: Francis X. Powers, slrtped diiJIIIY bordered In Mlos Susan Frankhouser, ble, periodic policy shifts has shown an earnest interest in an They are convinced;bowever, United States. ~ Potter, became the bride Charleston, w. Va., and scalloped Alecon· lace. Deep cousins of the bride. evldenUy decided ID don the The interest _m_., -iradonmed of Mr. WIUiam Edward Thomas Poole Phllllpa, Milan, For her going-away en· mantle of mternallonal arrangement with the United the West is facing a systematic, States to curb the nuclear race full-scale Soviet diplomatic accord Is said by wo 0 Chapman. · Mo. , semble, the bride chose a black peacemaker· ~ 'llle bride Is the' ilanchter of Following the ceremony, a and w)!lb! print dress and coat From the Suez Canal to the throngh limitation of strategic peace offensive along the enUre diplomat. to be al teaal scale of international relations, motivated by the desire Mr. and 'Mrs. John Willard teceptlon was held at tht! Green with matching acceBBories. Oder-Neisse border line In East arms (SALT. Trie• to Ease Tensloo for reasons they believe to the prohibitive arms cost Potter,Jr.; 3tiParkBoulevard, Meadows Country Inn, WorMr.andMrs.Chrislensenwill Europe and from Vienna to Even in Peking, MCISCOW has combine fear of anned involve· divert funds to the Worthington, and the thtngiDn. reside in San Francisco, Pe~:ng, the Kremlin is "oozbeen lrying to ease the tension ment and axpety over economic economy. brldegroom Is the aon of Mr. 'llle bride graduated from CaUfornia where the bride Is tng peace and stre..tng its by rushing the appoinlmenl ol straits at home. These seem and _-Mrs. James Hellry Chap- W<irthlngton High School. She presently employed at Boothe interest in_ improved lnlernaan ambassador after years of For some time diplomatic motives for "'""' 5)0 Elm Stree~ Martina received a B.A. in Spanish from Computer Corporation as an Uonal relat1o~ and c~rati?". lacking high level diplomatic reports from Moscow and cooperation Feriy, Ohio, Kent State University and Is aulstant Lease Control In Europe the Sov1et policy W~ vows were read by employed aa an lnlernaUonal Manager. has led to a non-aggression representatioo in Communist Eastern Europe have poin\ed to being ~ed from China. division within the top ec~elons Some diplomats hold !hey the Re·v. Charles B. Robinson and Conllnental Hosteaa lor GALUPOIJS _ The Harris Mr. Chrlatensen Is employed treaty with West Germany. Diplomats who have been of !he Soviet leadership, despite he earnest enough to afford and MonalgnDr Frank T. Riehl. Trans-World Airlines and Grange Sewing and Baking at Crawlord Marine Specialists, In the Middle East. Russia is following this latest developassertions to· the coolrary. ·. decree of genuine credibility to Prenuptial -. muole · was beginning In September will Contest was held Thuraday with Inc. as a comptroller. cooperating with the United ments in Soviet policy closely Russian pressures for a the current dlplomaUc peace ~ted by 'nlomaa teach at St. School, Ft. Mre. Elizabeth ctart aa judge. States In the Search for some offensive from the Kremlin. of Jacltaon, Ohio, were no entries in - 11 "' •. bullwo In sewing. First tNAIEil'-.1'0 ~ --, - _ ,,•,• •'•'• =···waa Mra. Clara Ellen ~n If c. Wlltl'on bl Clarld!! and second winner waa Menior'l doUege, · Newton, Cornell. . . announced that Kenneth A poem, "If We Could See Sarid~rs of Gallipolis made tht! Beyond Today," waa read· b)' Peeoldenl's Usl for the second ~"· Clara ,Ellen De~.ney. sen!ester, 1969-70. Mr. S.nders Treefl At the Sill~ House was Is a aoo of Mrs. Mildred Sanders read by Mf:•· Edith Cornell. . of Glllllpolls and Mr. Brady Refreshffients of aandwlchea, Sanders of Crown City. Kenneth lea, and punch - • enjoyed by will be a sopholnorelor the 1970all. 71 seMion. l 'Nancy Sarah daU,hter of Dr. and )Ira. R. P. ballded · tht!lt -u.. Mrs. David Alan Christensen ~· 1, abeth JoAnn Potter "ll" E Ch .. e s lam • apman W Wd I " ·' ' Greatest team for. llld ~- , . bait~ ljad fleVtll'll llld will 8CC0111JIIII1 till dloiu 011 . . . . ' Allin Ill 'l'iltlcll7 ~ l!li!e I 111 afull IHUq 81'0111111 f!ili ~.II W!J~i!Ve I I . . , ·.·.· k1lq \1iM !1!1•.d t1 .t.1Jf; 'I '. ' f) l, , ,, > -:,~ "ilu · I .. '' , . By ne~ 8otte. ! YOl.ITH ASgo FQR IT · ' 11ilil colwm Is lor ········,•.• .• ..·.·, . ' e' Ien·.'·, H~ ,e'I· p IH " ! -· I . ~ ' r-i"'--------•------...;;--:-----..,1 Back-to-School bargains ·. . tlli,fi!IIIGa ril our bell'tii!O loOII ~Ua~'\ 1111Dd aee agood CMI'd,lfllpe f0illl't1!Mn. ,.,.,.,.,.,......., .,:-- .·.· .. . thole · in . s Tt tJ I1 . I . . -1t favor to write lhelr Okay? - if. · • Peace: It's lJozing from Moscow Soviet Mein Changes Again Sewing Contest Winner iS Mrs,. Denney ' ·-· ~·FALL .:.•. ,o ;~.·~~ . "" ' FESTIVAL ' Everything beautiful for fall is ready · for your selection at our Fashion Festi~al .. . ' ....,~ '' . • OPEN NAMEs YOU KNOW YOU CAN BUY WITH CONFIDENCE. MON.• TVES,. !JED., SAT. N TIIUliB.t-12 FlU. N P.M. ~'7/1 lllloollili ·' Jll s-.1 AN.' ""'" . . . lillttll!l lllllltlollt,•O. ,.. . . SPORTS ROUNDUP .No nonsenSe.about these bi~fleagu~ ; · · :-..'from theii· ,. to their ,. haricjse,l/h tc>nstructl<;>fl .'. : · • · .· Win-:.w1Ctr~~1;m::p~ sthopi'·? \. .. '-~· · pjnk 'f11i:>eif·.:qr/t::oue . ::;) 'e'kiit :•trim•. ' .,' ~-· .\. . lt< \,;, ' in!' . ~ . :~- • Munsingwear • Vicky Vaughn • Puritan: · . • Formfit •Betty Rose ·Mary Lane • Fritzi • Miss Elaine Todd • Korell ./ • Nel~ Don ·Warners / '• Cind-.lla • Billy the Kid • Junior Vogues • 'PettersOn BabJ Furniture • Fieldcrest • Phoenix ~ery . /·{rani • Kate .Gree~awrt ! • I • • Carter$ - . • PaHi • .A~E ·BEING ADDEb To OUR TOP VALUE . ·IJ'l'AMPS b.... - 1ltJss TiJG.s . ' .• ··' 'rbur·dollar's wuri/1 m at. . �.¢t\' . .eom.fog Ev~nts ~ • • • Doldriiln's Hold., Market· ~ts~t£: '· . \I: ~ ··moMAS reunion at Tyn Rhoo church. ' · Detoendanta of Alnham and Elllabeth Jones ti\!'11ilomU will meet Aug, 18. BuPt cUnner at noon. ILMORE reunion at Proc!Anllle Roadside Park. Baobt NEW \'OiiK {UPIJ - ·- 11!1 - 11 a ,._ tun ' , .. '*ldl a dlmute .Warenm of curren, fuhlotl prtdict:t tomonow'l trel'ld. The &..t Wybengas Announce Birth of Son ll95 toem::HE:u.. Reunion at the Inion Civic Park. Baaket at noon. VAL lfomeeomln8 of Old er Froewtu Baptist Church dioy service. Preachers will the Rev. B. L. Darst and the . . Ralph Davis. Everyone elcome. ill"u"•• TURDAY '~,1 DLE AND 9rloln 1\idlng ub will meet at the Kyger eet Employees Club ' -mM. Mari~n Wilkins ENGAGEMENT ANNOUNCED-Mrs. Robert Bumett,l2 Garfield Ave., is announclne lba engagement of her daughter, Marilyn Wlll:lns, kl Mr. Wayne Elllolt, ""' of Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Ellloll, Rt. I, Patriot. MJas WUklns wW bO a senior at Kyger Creek High Seh>o1 In the fall. Mr. Elliott is a 19117 greduateof Southwestern High Son'"' mw.AY SEW AND SO Club will meet with Mrs. Jimmy Sheets at 7 p.m. VINTON Friendship Garden School. Wedclng plans are Incomplete . Club will meet at the home of Pearl George at 1 p.m. Mem· bers, please bring boxes and cuttings. LAFAYETI'E Shrine No. 44 Picnic at 6 p.m. roadside psrk above Jlanauga. Meeting at the lmlple at 8 p.m. WEDNESDAY OMEN'S Society of Kyger ethodist Church will meet at CHESHIRE - !'or August thelr annual banquet. home of Mrs. Leo Rupe at 1 roll call members of the Mrs. Bfuce Yeauger gave a .m. Wayside Garden Club brought talk on "Annuels" and Mrs. arrangements and expJained Shaver had a very interesting hlo Valley Grange, 8 p.m. why they made them as the.y garden and flower quiz. Mrs. did. The meeting was Tuesday Huber Fulwn and Mrs. Marion at the home of Mrs. Hortie Darnell received prizes for Roush with Mrs. Bruce Yeauger giving the most correct anMr. and Mrs. Ronnie as co-hostess. swers. Herrlson and children of Grove Mrs. Stanley Shaver gave the The 19711-1971 program was City spent a few days with hts ope11ing devotions "Harvest dis<:uased and the program parents, Mr. and Mrs. Bert Festival" by Kathleen Patridge committee met Wednesday and and "Look Up" a reading using prepared the year's program Herr . ~ Mr~d Mrs. Lee Mays of the sunflower and blrds as with Mrs. Fulton as chalrman. ~Ripley, w. va . visited recently Illustrations. The club prayer Plans were made to visit the lwlth hts brother, Mr. Holly was given by all. Nature's. Club at Gallipolis •Mays, wi10 is a patient at Holzer Reports were read and a State Institute on Au~. :15. Medical Center. thank you was received from Durtng the soctal hour Elma Williams is a patient at the Alumni Banquet Association refreshments were served to 11 I.e Medl al Center. for arrangements provided for members. ' Mrs. Re1 Unroe..encl .'.. ,.,., "" .:1H · ""' ' · ... ' • '· ·~ ' A:3ft n. m. • '• . fasllon~by a~d:it1ori$. lllltlpolll Poft'llf'OY, Mkldttport, 0. a Mo... c:... va. -1171or tH-!5141 • w. Summer !lave been Royal Oak Park 8actell, water Aides for tile Hael\tll, ,fane SPECIALS ON. SAU ~ l l I . ' HOSPITAL NEWS c-.uncy BLACK NON-QJNG .. ~~ftshlng. )lr.and Mrl. Meredllll Davla i!lld ehWiren of Hebron spent tile weelrfn<l with hla mother, ' Mrs. ~~elf Davla. c..,., < SLIPS ., .. ) ' ' ' AN1RON/NyW~ •.SIZES 42''fo 48. ' ' ,,, . ·•4A9• ,. . TUES., WED., AUG. 17·11-19. 426 MAIN ST., PT. PLEASANT Marie and Melanie, and brolbor ,Bill, an klot priVIIe swimming lelaOna from Maey Carolyn WUey at !lie Middleport pool. Ia addition to ber life IIU8I"d .duty aeven or elcht llour!l , day at Royal oat, lJilda, a Red Crou awlmmliig Instructor, also glvu several IOI'Iea of leuone durlng the llDDDil!l". Wben sbe waa 12 abe started • :1 0 II.'MN - •! 9. ~ENDS Sl~ ON tvrl OfofS - ZI G·lAG $111CHf~ IU.l UIUTTONHOI H ji:} . the aumnw ..-.'"~~! .!~c~ ,..,..,.. ...,.. .........,. and Vlc:ld Spencer. UfesaVIn&.- Timothy Stephanie Radford, Teresa Wildermuth, AUIIiillll Sayre, Dwayne White, Julie 'lbllehead, '1'1t11i DullY, Valerie Linria, · Teresa .Smitb, David Brown, Pam Kaull, Barbara l'lq!igJas, Belli Pwrln, Kevin Buckjey, Elaine Cale, Blll Kaul&, Tim . Wlckeraham, Herman Caraon, Herbert .Cafson, ~errJ Bibbee, Joy Grover, .Coy starcher. Meg Amberger, Carrie Guinther, Kenny Newell, Jeffrey ==: Ful.!f - Diana Epp!e, ·. Mark Hall, . Epple, V1cltl Epple, . ·Beifmtel' Kenda Braun, N'Trell, atld Kathy , Crleta Beegle, Mark Hall, Cricket Carpeater, Kenny - David Newell, Utrlcla Ludwig, Frank Rouab, Roush, Jen.i Rouah, VIcki m- NEWEST PRINTS AND SOLID . PUSH BUTTON BOBBIN WINDER WITH AUTOMATIC SHUT OFF mt.ORS TO ttmE FROM Rodne7 Joe 1 &lnday with Michael Slone at 1 Methodillt Riverside Hoopitalln 1 - · 1ft ' · ' -; ;!"" ..II Colwnbwl. They also visited 1 I Mr. and Mrs. Emerson Unroe Holzer Medical Center, Flrst VeteraDaMemorlaiHoopllal and family of Colwnbus. Ave. and Cedar St. General ADMITI'ED - Peter Wolfe, Mr. and Mrs. Luctan Barcus visiting hours 2-4 and 7-8 p.m. Pomeroy; Harold Will, and baby were recent guests of Maternity visiting hours 2:30 w Pomeroy. hts mother, Mrs. Freda Barcus 4:30 p.m. Parents OIIIY on DISCHARGED John and son, Palmer. Pediatrics Ward. Sturgeon, Joseph Hood, Ml'. and Mrs. Thurman Boggs Blr1h• Gregory Medley, Elizabeth enleriahlfd Sunday with a Mr. and Mrs. Gari BeUomy, searla, Clifford Griffith. family cUnner. IDiaPresent were Rt.2,Galllpolis,ason; Mr. and Mr. and Mrs. W m D. Cor· Mrs. Frederick J . Stobart, nfi!land four cbildreil·\11 Orient; Racine, a daughter; Mr . and Mt.and Mrs. Harold Sounders, Mrs. Donald A. Nibert, Pt. Pour Ordered to Bren~ DebMrable, Wlnstoo, Kim, Pleasant, a son; Mr. and Mrs. Mason Jail Cells Mr. and · Kenneth BeU., Kenneth Siders, Gallipolis, a Lallnie Boggs, Mr. ~~.~· son;lll)dMr.andMrs. RobertA. PT. PLEASANT - Four Normau Kelly and two ,._on, Bates, Gallipolis, a ·daughter. per10111 .were lodged In !be 1111 and Nannette. Mr. KentiJs.cbaraes Malon. County '•" Friday after • nlaon Saunders of Columbua ilek T toad ,_ and MJas Joyce Chttrch called In Mrs. Frede . · Arms , arreata by area law enWlllie F. Beery, Mrs. Gary R. forcemenl officers. theRevlf!Bn .••~. Alfred Holley Cade and Infant daughter, &s• Gall Wamsley, 22, UO ~~ George J. Calandros, Mrs. E. Seculd Street; Edward Lee and children of near Gallipolis Jean Cooke, Glenn W. Corliss, Simpkins, tiM Smllll Street and were recent Sunday dinner Mrs. Myrtle E. Denny, Mrs. a 17 year-001 boy wwe an e-ll of Mr. and Mrs. Don Noah Leroy Dulaney, Michael arreeled by city police and each Ha,rdesty. R. Gore, Darwin A. Harrold, charged wilh lntolllcatlllll. Holly Mara, father of Mrs. Robert A. Hunnell, Calvin State PeiJce an Billed Jobn B1ecber Poling, Ia a paUent in Jarvts, Mrs. Delbert Dee Jonu otey Baller; , ~ 1200 Hogg Holler Medical Center· His and Infant daughters, Isaac E. Street on a peace~­ dll'lbter, Mrs. Louis Kuhn, of Jones, Sam E. Kirkendall, Mrs. Rlpley, W. Va. visited him Charles Dale McManis, , Mra. SII1T FILED reconUy. Jamu R. Merry, Mrs. Marvin PT. PLEASANT - A suit Mrs. Laura Clark, who has N. Oiler, Michael B. Roke, been residing near ChiiUcothe, William R. Sowers, Millard C. C<liiCOI1llng laJtd prittOil In Union lllatrlct wu tiled Friday bu returned wan apsrbnent in Spaulding, Mrs. Marvin P. by Minnie M. ,Wbeeler, Edna GaPipolla Mrs. Clark Is very Stewart, Richard A. Stoke, Jr., Unrue, Delbert Slov!'f, Delmar poorly. Mrs. Darwin J. Whitaker, Mrs. c. and Phyllis J. BudiOII MiBII Judy Slone Ia spending Lawrence R. Wiley, Thurman agalnat Jerry Berl Stover, 101110 time wilh her aun~ Mrs. o . y oung, "'• u ... na Eggers, Mrs . Marie Jaretl, Marsball Skiver, Wanda Wlllil and family. Earl Brown, and Mrs. Thomas Bert SIDver, Gracie JllndleJ, 1\11". and Mrs. Paris Young Vitiwe. have moved into a new home William ' G. Barontc., · ~ Mrs. Lena Mae Richardt and Marste they recenUy purchased. Tbey Nelson lklstlc, Mrs. Galen S. Aken. did some remodeling before Brown, Stephanie·Crouser, Mrs.' MEDICINE NEWS moring there. Mr. Young was Roger Edwards, Hayden MOSCOW (UP!) - Soviet reared In thll e<mmunlty. Ha'1'ffiond, Jr., Alden N. Joe~andson,Mark, Mapes, Jr ., Mra. M·"'· B scientists report they have """' . of Grove City spent l'riday Parish, Mrs, Otto Perry, Mrs. lliscovered a way of ad· night wllh bla parents, Mr. arid Glenw..., Shade, Mrs. Kenneth ministering medicine through Mrs. Aaron Thomplon ond they L. Stanley, Mrs. Betty SWtner the skln, using •the princ1ple of a 8lliated him Oil Saturday with and Infant daughter, Mrs. llpot!ge soaking up water. The bla fJtm W<ri. . . of Brownie Vujaklija, Mrs. news agency T88S said Dr. Mrs. Tblvmer Charles WUgus, Richard WoUe, Pyotr Slynko, a reaearpher In GaPipollo ,waa recent guest of · R. Woodruff, Robert w. Kiev, discovered a way to bar aon, Mr. and Mrs. Carroll WiUiam L. Roth, Gary over~qme the human akin's 'lJ!Ivtner ~ Colwnbus. and Berry A. natural waterproof quallly .)ofr. ••d Mrs. Raymond limper m having a vacation !rllii their dutiee at GSI .. '!'bey ate spe;ding It at a 1itte Fun Job :for Linda H•ckett,, f.ifegusrd Unda; i.:k; Blue Lake Ji•Ued. ~ ...,...-------.....~.-· t. ~Z! , ' . aoelitlng her aunt, Yvonne S.ally, .Willi ~~ in. uns; "1~&>.s;c ...:=m otruetlollallll!l.r.ihlcuepori ))01>1. Undl 1liw the reapoillibllty cowr.mus IUPI) - The ct ber job and thlnb people Dear.dDWlllowD Fort Hayee, milia lOt ct tun by not learning wWobWIIeslabllobedt.CivO ,kl iwlm. War daYJ •• tbe Colambua Barraob but renamed Ia 1tZZ And what does abe do for to bouor lbe lltb U.S. recreation? Go awimmlng, of Preeldeal, wW be pbaae.a Otll oodrae! Ia name •• well ao fad. Flnt Army Headqaarten at Fort Meade, llld., bu ordered tbe poal to be bown bereofler olmply as the Columbua Support Faemty, . IDitaiLllloll No. lUll. ·Surluner's SWUn Awards Announced Flower Arrangements Explained by Ladies ,... SlPAI ownadlmutiln. 20 and a lliiYIIcal · Ollucation major at lhe Unlvenlty of N..-tb Cll111lna, Greenaboro, Linde alarted doilqJ llfeguardlng wlien ella turnecl'la, the qe ~ b7 law. 'l1illla her ilecond llliJIIlllei" al 119711 Oak Part. The two belen ella workJd at ~-~Pool, ~0 'd l..,.ter Ill Mr. and Mrs. ·Goors• Hactell, Jr., It's an euywaJto . . .emoneyklbelp wltli her collese apeilael. On a query 11 to when lllie a-ted to swim, J:Jnda beJ!Itated and than aald ella ~· couldn't remember. $lie f~Plilned thai In her flmllr "eneybody doee" and abe lip IIIWaya been around '!Iter. .Llndi, her alsters, . Roae Ricky Young, and Russell Starcher. Beginner n - Anpe Sisson, =ae~eed~ A=~~ Slasoi!, Beth Teaford, Krlalal Sleaon, .Becky Eichinger, Tammy Elchlnser, Steven Bunch, Meloney White, Danny Edwardl, Mike Edwanll, Rlcty Edwards, Elalne Cale, Bryon Cale, Jeff Cale, Todd Cale, Bryce Buctley, Kevin Holter, Beth Headly, Eddie Werry, Mite Weaver, Rhondl Young, Tammie Starcher, Sherrie Starcher, ·Silerry Beegle and Robert Evana. Beginner I - Rogle Gaul, Darin Rouah, Troy Wright, Greg Wright, Jalle Elberfeld, Johnnie Riebel, Pamela Rlebal, David Follrod, Timothy c.mpaon, KeiU Headly, and Jon FABR·lC ·- 1HER£1S MdR£~ THAN ONE WAY TO PJCK· A'GUifAR· ~ \ Great chance to save on fine; fh'at quality fabrics for your , fall sewing. Choose from li , 'bfg s~lectlon of l~slllonaple prll)ls a!'<! solid colors. 2'I to• 10 1ard lengths. • . ~ •, PT. PLEASANT - A new patrolman hae been added to the Point Pleasant city pollee Ioree, according kl Pollee Cblef Jack P)iel. Be II Br&IIY Ia Bonecutler, 30, of 1-. wbo wtu W<ri one yaar 1111 a li"ObaliDnary bula. He jcinl a force of five olbar offlcen. B011eculler, formerly amJUJM at 111 l8il'tPie plant tn =·~110=and Jaycee Sessions BP.uin "0 • .'r., and Harold Motz of Gov. Arch Moore's Commlalion on <Zime were among the speaken Salurllfty alou& w1111 !be National Vlce-Prealdenl, Jim 01111, ct North Carollna; Grinder Thraaber, Jaycft Representative from Tulaa, Oklahoma; Sam Winer, Weot Vlqlnla State President of Maw Martlnnllle and &bert Welllng, of Olarleaton, UPI Repa aontallve. Following the afternoon ..ton, there waa to be aiDCial bour precedlng a banquet and dance. JAil Haddoll and lfll Mullc~. wtu furnlab tlie1Dilalc The .':011 11011 will COill8 to a · a luncheon at ...., atndl. "'. ~ ALL INSTRUMENTS Including volce._may be studied In private lessons with qualified· teachers. Are no.w open for the 1970..71 season. Our . CLASSES will bealn In SEP-rEMBER. Private lessons may be sfarted at any time. ·· . . t<lliPed p1nfn, 1,1,_11i Secretary fayoraitiJ • ,_ ,, .Leave your niu'l'le and phone number. You will be notified of a starting date as quickly as possible. We- will ma~e every effort. to give .you or your children a schedule JTIOSt convj!nlent for .you. CLUBS' i - . the names of five mora brokerage firma cll$tlned lor RquidiUon becauee of capital problems. There wu nothing to diepel the "August doldrwna.'' Tbe atittslica released by the Department of Commerce late Thuradly caUBed only the briel flurry of activity Friday morning. Some Uplln Asatotant Commerce VI81TING PAIIENT8 · MIDDLEPORT - Mr. and Mrl. Ted Spiro and dl~, JW of Defiance are Yilltlng bert wilh thelr parenll, Mr .and Mrl. William Fred Smilll, Sr. of Bradbury and other ftlatlvea. Mrs. Spires Ia the former Dolly Smilh. Alk ua abOut low-cott new car tl-.nclng. HOME FROM REUNION MIDDLEPORT - Mr. and Mrs. Edward SWes have returned from a weekend visit at New Brlghtoo, Pa. where they went eapecLllly to attend the Ginther reunion. Whtle enroute they visited willl Mra. Beulah Latham al Warren and attended drive-In church .... vices. Mr. SUlu Ia on a three week vacation from Pelm Central Tranaportadon Co. Bttore you buy. Ira a qullllon of uvlng - . , . OHIO VALLEY BANK MUMS-MUMS-MUMS 30 Varieties to Oloose From Short to Medium - Early to Late - Top Qua1ity • Hardy - OJntainer Grown Plants\ SMELTZER GARDEN CENTER Open weekdays 'till I: DO-Sunday 1:00to6:00 4 Ml es West of Gallipolis on U. s. 35 · ' . " ADULTSIn addition to the study of any of our Instrument Courses, EDEN MUSIC will be offering opportunities for YOU to enroll In special groups formed to study: Appreciation of Music, Reading Music, Church Music of the Past and Present and other FASCINATING subtects- often with well-known guests or Master-Teachers. You may Inquire by Phone or ·watch for special announcements In your local newspaper. .. May, find more ways to enjoy their· music by Joining the EDEN ALL-ORGAN SOCIETY composed of House-Wives, Professional people, ~pie . from au walks of life devoted to fur. tti.erlng· their enJoyment of Organ Music In the hom!e. Complete . Information may be had by . callng EDEN MUSIC. .· •· " . of . ; p~ ,Of2 '• ·-- .............. '""llit .,,.. c -... ...,..... · - hnico . every need ... tor· skirts. dresses. ,:·ne·c kllne's , trouser~. M;t,ll and nyljin and new invisible zlppe,:s •. .. Glllpals •flU . . ' \'.' . . You'll find ;J if'Pers for · . 'PJ IIIII._ Harold " - Mid menll w ,.,,..... "lnlerell-· Howe- aa.n thought there mlgbl be • ' ''de!"yJd" .,.....,.. kl .,._,. · dly I MWI ·~ . . ~ v-tlon pet'lod Ja ·ovw. · HOMt ORGAN OWNERS PLEASE CALL OR STOP IN; ' I ', ' ( • ENROLLMENTS may even · .Y~U. Wish. .~ ,·~'· '. : Brady Bonecutter With City Police Of our Plano Department, Is the Junior Counselor for our local chapter. ·~ Embroiders. monograms. darns, makes button h!lles, sews on buttons. Variable 7 speed foot control. With stury tote case. ·, Fridly mGnllnfl and t.porlnc momentum carried thnlugb to pve the martel ill only daily galn. For tile week, however, tile Dow Jones lndultrial Average of 30 eelected blue ehlpe ehowed a loa of lt.• at 710.14. Standard l Poor's lndn of 500 aklcbdropped2.10to75.18. The Mew York Stock Exchange common aklclt Index feU 1.20 to 40.77. Of the 1,741 isllues traded. MISS SUSAN WINTERS . · ~~eria of , ' ' SEWING MACHINE c~~RGE ... iMf l!l're .... ZIG ZAG PORTABLE '59 • 00 SAVE '10 · loileti ' 'i 1970.1971- ENROLLMENTS NOW OPEN AT EDEN MUSIC REG. 44' Yd. REG. 569·• ·ui!'ll PT. , PLEASANT Prominent otate officials and Natll.lill ofBcers of the Jayceea wn opealrm Saturday at the ..,...11¥ ol the Weal Vlrlinla Stale Convention of J~YCH~ at !lie Pleuant Point Resort wllh lhaPolniPieaaantareaJayceee • bolla. The convention lbema, "Operation Do Something," embracing the otudy of delinquency and CUTeCilon on crime, wtu be lllrellaed. Denny Bordman, chairman of the local arrEgemenll, aald m..-e lllan 110 Jaycees had reglolered by 10 a.m. lllld there Perrln. are tept nnlatlvee fnm every Whale (Worklne lowarda arganlliltlon of Jaycees ln the Beginner I) - Jackie Welker, State attaidlng. P~~~~LeaAnn Gaul, llilll> ..J[..t VIrginia Attorney Ill ., -<,'·: Gtlloral O!allleeJ Browning, ! :.i ,,..,1,· •.' . llllrbt . jut 48)and there _.. ut -lowt ·he belleYed lba ~ lnire$, and ll'ldlnl 'fOIIQwed 11M! ~et; IPinallt - llqjbL dlclted "IOI'M kll!l of upturn Jllllll of leMt 1111alallc:t Brokerage . . . 1111 red wu ~ p~.'' · . clowiiWKd In' lf8lrt vGi111111. agelii u market 1101mi1e feD fJt Anal)'lll aald demand dried Solpa tevorable economic lharl of lbeb' JS.mmi!lll obore op bacailllt "gunaby" lnveel«< llallatlca - a belle!' lbln ... daily lnlk evon polpl 'l'lirn· ~ted rt,. In the GNP (a.-· over Ill 38,1'n,MO ~bares wu Mellonal Prtcluct), and July below lui weet't 40,5'11,87hnd pins tor poraonallllj>IIIO and Jaat year'• 44,381,120. fn4ustrlal produ~tlon.. The Naw York Stoell Ex· retlected ln a brllt IIJIIIII'8e chango on nu...dar released ai noon. HARRISON reunion at Jaware Falrground.s. ' . S Family Reunion at Evans Shelter Houae. J. H. SHEETS Family nnmfoii wtJI be at J:lorthup Baptist Cll=b Grove. Basket cUnner at v.. J1!)ed • "" lladt Phillies Have Outjng ·? SUNDAY ., ~ ,,'· '' . I j ''I·'·' -!' •' I" I ~ J ' �.¢t\' . .eom.fog Ev~nts ~ • • • Doldriiln's Hold., Market· ~ts~t£: '· . \I: ~ ··moMAS reunion at Tyn Rhoo church. ' · Detoendanta of Alnham and Elllabeth Jones ti\!'11ilomU will meet Aug, 18. BuPt cUnner at noon. ILMORE reunion at Proc!Anllle Roadside Park. Baobt NEW \'OiiK {UPIJ - ·- 11!1 - 11 a ,._ tun ' , .. '*ldl a dlmute .Warenm of curren, fuhlotl prtdict:t tomonow'l trel'ld. The &..t Wybengas Announce Birth of Son ll95 toem::HE:u.. Reunion at the Inion Civic Park. Baaket at noon. VAL lfomeeomln8 of Old er Froewtu Baptist Church dioy service. Preachers will the Rev. B. L. Darst and the . . Ralph Davis. Everyone elcome. ill"u"•• TURDAY '~,1 DLE AND 9rloln 1\idlng ub will meet at the Kyger eet Employees Club ' -mM. Mari~n Wilkins ENGAGEMENT ANNOUNCED-Mrs. Robert Bumett,l2 Garfield Ave., is announclne lba engagement of her daughter, Marilyn Wlll:lns, kl Mr. Wayne Elllolt, ""' of Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Ellloll, Rt. I, Patriot. MJas WUklns wW bO a senior at Kyger Creek High Seh>o1 In the fall. Mr. Elliott is a 19117 greduateof Southwestern High Son'"' mw.AY SEW AND SO Club will meet with Mrs. Jimmy Sheets at 7 p.m. VINTON Friendship Garden School. Wedclng plans are Incomplete . Club will meet at the home of Pearl George at 1 p.m. Mem· bers, please bring boxes and cuttings. LAFAYETI'E Shrine No. 44 Picnic at 6 p.m. roadside psrk above Jlanauga. Meeting at the lmlple at 8 p.m. WEDNESDAY OMEN'S Society of Kyger ethodist Church will meet at CHESHIRE - !'or August thelr annual banquet. home of Mrs. Leo Rupe at 1 roll call members of the Mrs. Bfuce Yeauger gave a .m. Wayside Garden Club brought talk on "Annuels" and Mrs. arrangements and expJained Shaver had a very interesting hlo Valley Grange, 8 p.m. why they made them as the.y garden and flower quiz. Mrs. did. The meeting was Tuesday Huber Fulwn and Mrs. Marion at the home of Mrs. Hortie Darnell received prizes for Roush with Mrs. Bruce Yeauger giving the most correct anMr. and Mrs. Ronnie as co-hostess. swers. Herrlson and children of Grove Mrs. Stanley Shaver gave the The 19711-1971 program was City spent a few days with hts ope11ing devotions "Harvest dis<:uased and the program parents, Mr. and Mrs. Bert Festival" by Kathleen Patridge committee met Wednesday and and "Look Up" a reading using prepared the year's program Herr . ~ Mr~d Mrs. Lee Mays of the sunflower and blrds as with Mrs. Fulton as chalrman. ~Ripley, w. va . visited recently Illustrations. The club prayer Plans were made to visit the lwlth hts brother, Mr. Holly was given by all. Nature's. Club at Gallipolis •Mays, wi10 is a patient at Holzer Reports were read and a State Institute on Au~. :15. Medical Center. thank you was received from Durtng the soctal hour Elma Williams is a patient at the Alumni Banquet Association refreshments were served to 11 I.e Medl al Center. for arrangements provided for members. ' Mrs. Re1 Unroe..encl .'.. ,.,., "" .:1H · ""' ' · ... ' • '· ·~ ' A:3ft n. m. • '• . fasllon~by a~d:it1ori$. lllltlpolll Poft'llf'OY, Mkldttport, 0. a Mo... c:... va. -1171or tH-!5141 • w. Summer !lave been Royal Oak Park 8actell, water Aides for tile Hael\tll, ,fane SPECIALS ON. SAU ~ l l I . ' HOSPITAL NEWS c-.uncy BLACK NON-QJNG .. ~~ftshlng. )lr.and Mrl. Meredllll Davla i!lld ehWiren of Hebron spent tile weelrfn<l with hla mother, ' Mrs. ~~elf Davla. c..,., < SLIPS ., .. ) ' ' ' AN1RON/NyW~ •.SIZES 42''fo 48. ' ' ,,, . ·•4A9• ,. . TUES., WED., AUG. 17·11-19. 426 MAIN ST., PT. PLEASANT Marie and Melanie, and brolbor ,Bill, an klot priVIIe swimming lelaOna from Maey Carolyn WUey at !lie Middleport pool. Ia addition to ber life IIU8I"d .duty aeven or elcht llour!l , day at Royal oat, lJilda, a Red Crou awlmmliig Instructor, also glvu several IOI'Iea of leuone durlng the llDDDil!l". Wben sbe waa 12 abe started • :1 0 II.'MN - •! 9. ~ENDS Sl~ ON tvrl OfofS - ZI G·lAG $111CHf~ IU.l UIUTTONHOI H ji:} . the aumnw ..-.'"~~! .!~c~ ,..,..,.. ...,.. .........,. and Vlc:ld Spencer. UfesaVIn&.- Timothy Stephanie Radford, Teresa Wildermuth, AUIIiillll Sayre, Dwayne White, Julie 'lbllehead, '1'1t11i DullY, Valerie Linria, · Teresa .Smitb, David Brown, Pam Kaull, Barbara l'lq!igJas, Belli Pwrln, Kevin Buckjey, Elaine Cale, Blll Kaul&, Tim . Wlckeraham, Herman Caraon, Herbert .Cafson, ~errJ Bibbee, Joy Grover, .Coy starcher. Meg Amberger, Carrie Guinther, Kenny Newell, Jeffrey ==: Ful.!f - Diana Epp!e, ·. Mark Hall, . Epple, V1cltl Epple, . ·Beifmtel' Kenda Braun, N'Trell, atld Kathy , Crleta Beegle, Mark Hall, Cricket Carpeater, Kenny - David Newell, Utrlcla Ludwig, Frank Rouab, Roush, Jen.i Rouah, VIcki m- NEWEST PRINTS AND SOLID . PUSH BUTTON BOBBIN WINDER WITH AUTOMATIC SHUT OFF mt.ORS TO ttmE FROM Rodne7 Joe 1 &lnday with Michael Slone at 1 Methodillt Riverside Hoopitalln 1 - · 1ft ' · ' -; ;!"" ..II Colwnbwl. They also visited 1 I Mr. and Mrs. Emerson Unroe Holzer Medical Center, Flrst VeteraDaMemorlaiHoopllal and family of Colwnbus. Ave. and Cedar St. General ADMITI'ED - Peter Wolfe, Mr. and Mrs. Luctan Barcus visiting hours 2-4 and 7-8 p.m. Pomeroy; Harold Will, and baby were recent guests of Maternity visiting hours 2:30 w Pomeroy. hts mother, Mrs. Freda Barcus 4:30 p.m. Parents OIIIY on DISCHARGED John and son, Palmer. Pediatrics Ward. Sturgeon, Joseph Hood, Ml'. and Mrs. Thurman Boggs Blr1h• Gregory Medley, Elizabeth enleriahlfd Sunday with a Mr. and Mrs. Gari BeUomy, searla, Clifford Griffith. family cUnner. IDiaPresent were Rt.2,Galllpolis,ason; Mr. and Mr. and Mrs. W m D. Cor· Mrs. Frederick J . Stobart, nfi!land four cbildreil·\11 Orient; Racine, a daughter; Mr . and Mt.and Mrs. Harold Sounders, Mrs. Donald A. Nibert, Pt. Pour Ordered to Bren~ DebMrable, Wlnstoo, Kim, Pleasant, a son; Mr. and Mrs. Mason Jail Cells Mr. and · Kenneth BeU., Kenneth Siders, Gallipolis, a Lallnie Boggs, Mr. ~~.~· son;lll)dMr.andMrs. RobertA. PT. PLEASANT - Four Normau Kelly and two ,._on, Bates, Gallipolis, a ·daughter. per10111 .were lodged In !be 1111 and Nannette. Mr. KentiJs.cbaraes Malon. County '•" Friday after • nlaon Saunders of Columbua ilek T toad ,_ and MJas Joyce Chttrch called In Mrs. Frede . · Arms , arreata by area law enWlllie F. Beery, Mrs. Gary R. forcemenl officers. theRevlf!Bn .••~. Alfred Holley Cade and Infant daughter, &s• Gall Wamsley, 22, UO ~~ George J. Calandros, Mrs. E. Seculd Street; Edward Lee and children of near Gallipolis Jean Cooke, Glenn W. Corliss, Simpkins, tiM Smllll Street and were recent Sunday dinner Mrs. Myrtle E. Denny, Mrs. a 17 year-001 boy wwe an e-ll of Mr. and Mrs. Don Noah Leroy Dulaney, Michael arreeled by city police and each Ha,rdesty. R. Gore, Darwin A. Harrold, charged wilh lntolllcatlllll. Holly Mara, father of Mrs. Robert A. Hunnell, Calvin State PeiJce an Billed Jobn B1ecber Poling, Ia a paUent in Jarvts, Mrs. Delbert Dee Jonu otey Baller; , ~ 1200 Hogg Holler Medical Center· His and Infant daughters, Isaac E. Street on a peace~­ dll'lbter, Mrs. Louis Kuhn, of Jones, Sam E. Kirkendall, Mrs. Rlpley, W. Va. visited him Charles Dale McManis, , Mra. SII1T FILED reconUy. Jamu R. Merry, Mrs. Marvin PT. PLEASANT - A suit Mrs. Laura Clark, who has N. Oiler, Michael B. Roke, been residing near ChiiUcothe, William R. Sowers, Millard C. C<liiCOI1llng laJtd prittOil In Union lllatrlct wu tiled Friday bu returned wan apsrbnent in Spaulding, Mrs. Marvin P. by Minnie M. ,Wbeeler, Edna GaPipolla Mrs. Clark Is very Stewart, Richard A. Stoke, Jr., Unrue, Delbert Slov!'f, Delmar poorly. Mrs. Darwin J. Whitaker, Mrs. c. and Phyllis J. BudiOII MiBII Judy Slone Ia spending Lawrence R. Wiley, Thurman agalnat Jerry Berl Stover, 101110 time wilh her aun~ Mrs. o . y oung, "'• u ... na Eggers, Mrs . Marie Jaretl, Marsball Skiver, Wanda Wlllil and family. Earl Brown, and Mrs. Thomas Bert SIDver, Gracie JllndleJ, 1\11". and Mrs. Paris Young Vitiwe. have moved into a new home William ' G. Barontc., · ~ Mrs. Lena Mae Richardt and Marste they recenUy purchased. Tbey Nelson lklstlc, Mrs. Galen S. Aken. did some remodeling before Brown, Stephanie·Crouser, Mrs.' MEDICINE NEWS moring there. Mr. Young was Roger Edwards, Hayden MOSCOW (UP!) - Soviet reared In thll e<mmunlty. Ha'1'ffiond, Jr., Alden N. Joe~andson,Mark, Mapes, Jr ., Mra. M·"'· B scientists report they have """' . of Grove City spent l'riday Parish, Mrs, Otto Perry, Mrs. lliscovered a way of ad· night wllh bla parents, Mr. arid Glenw..., Shade, Mrs. Kenneth ministering medicine through Mrs. Aaron Thomplon ond they L. Stanley, Mrs. Betty SWtner the skln, using •the princ1ple of a 8lliated him Oil Saturday with and Infant daughter, Mrs. llpot!ge soaking up water. The bla fJtm W<ri. . . of Brownie Vujaklija, Mrs. news agency T88S said Dr. Mrs. Tblvmer Charles WUgus, Richard WoUe, Pyotr Slynko, a reaearpher In GaPipollo ,waa recent guest of · R. Woodruff, Robert w. Kiev, discovered a way to bar aon, Mr. and Mrs. Carroll WiUiam L. Roth, Gary over~qme the human akin's 'lJ!Ivtner ~ Colwnbus. and Berry A. natural waterproof quallly .)ofr. ••d Mrs. Raymond limper m having a vacation !rllii their dutiee at GSI .. '!'bey ate spe;ding It at a 1itte Fun Job :for Linda H•ckett,, f.ifegusrd Unda; i.:k; Blue Lake Ji•Ued. ~ ...,...-------.....~.-· t. ~Z! , ' . aoelitlng her aunt, Yvonne S.ally, .Willi ~~ in. uns; "1~&>.s;c ...:=m otruetlollallll!l.r.ihlcuepori ))01>1. Undl 1liw the reapoillibllty cowr.mus IUPI) - The ct ber job and thlnb people Dear.dDWlllowD Fort Hayee, milia lOt ct tun by not learning wWobWIIeslabllobedt.CivO ,kl iwlm. War daYJ •• tbe Colambua Barraob but renamed Ia 1tZZ And what does abe do for to bouor lbe lltb U.S. recreation? Go awimmlng, of Preeldeal, wW be pbaae.a Otll oodrae! Ia name •• well ao fad. Flnt Army Headqaarten at Fort Meade, llld., bu ordered tbe poal to be bown bereofler olmply as the Columbua Support Faemty, . IDitaiLllloll No. lUll. ·Surluner's SWUn Awards Announced Flower Arrangements Explained by Ladies ,... SlPAI ownadlmutiln. 20 and a lliiYIIcal · Ollucation major at lhe Unlvenlty of N..-tb Cll111lna, Greenaboro, Linde alarted doilqJ llfeguardlng wlien ella turnecl'la, the qe ~ b7 law. 'l1illla her ilecond llliJIIlllei" al 119711 Oak Part. The two belen ella workJd at ~-~Pool, ~0 'd l..,.ter Ill Mr. and Mrs. ·Goors• Hactell, Jr., It's an euywaJto . . .emoneyklbelp wltli her collese apeilael. On a query 11 to when lllie a-ted to swim, J:Jnda beJ!Itated and than aald ella ~· couldn't remember. $lie f~Plilned thai In her flmllr "eneybody doee" and abe lip IIIWaya been around '!Iter. .Llndi, her alsters, . Roae Ricky Young, and Russell Starcher. Beginner n - Anpe Sisson, =ae~eed~ A=~~ Slasoi!, Beth Teaford, Krlalal Sleaon, .Becky Eichinger, Tammy Elchlnser, Steven Bunch, Meloney White, Danny Edwardl, Mike Edwanll, Rlcty Edwards, Elalne Cale, Bryon Cale, Jeff Cale, Todd Cale, Bryce Buctley, Kevin Holter, Beth Headly, Eddie Werry, Mite Weaver, Rhondl Young, Tammie Starcher, Sherrie Starcher, ·Silerry Beegle and Robert Evana. Beginner I - Rogle Gaul, Darin Rouah, Troy Wright, Greg Wright, Jalle Elberfeld, Johnnie Riebel, Pamela Rlebal, David Follrod, Timothy c.mpaon, KeiU Headly, and Jon FABR·lC ·- 1HER£1S MdR£~ THAN ONE WAY TO PJCK· A'GUifAR· ~ \ Great chance to save on fine; fh'at quality fabrics for your , fall sewing. Choose from li , 'bfg s~lectlon of l~slllonaple prll)ls a!'<! solid colors. 2'I to• 10 1ard lengths. • . ~ •, PT. PLEASANT - A new patrolman hae been added to the Point Pleasant city pollee Ioree, according kl Pollee Cblef Jack P)iel. Be II Br&IIY Ia Bonecutler, 30, of 1-. wbo wtu W<ri one yaar 1111 a li"ObaliDnary bula. He jcinl a force of five olbar offlcen. B011eculler, formerly amJUJM at 111 l8il'tPie plant tn =·~110=and Jaycee Sessions BP.uin "0 • .'r., and Harold Motz of Gov. Arch Moore's Commlalion on <Zime were among the speaken Salurllfty alou& w1111 !be National Vlce-Prealdenl, Jim 01111, ct North Carollna; Grinder Thraaber, Jaycft Representative from Tulaa, Oklahoma; Sam Winer, Weot Vlqlnla State President of Maw Martlnnllle and &bert Welllng, of Olarleaton, UPI Repa aontallve. Following the afternoon ..ton, there waa to be aiDCial bour precedlng a banquet and dance. JAil Haddoll and lfll Mullc~. wtu furnlab tlie1Dilalc The .':011 11011 will COill8 to a · a luncheon at ...., atndl. "'. ~ ALL INSTRUMENTS Including volce._may be studied In private lessons with qualified· teachers. Are no.w open for the 1970..71 season. Our . CLASSES will bealn In SEP-rEMBER. Private lessons may be sfarted at any time. ·· . . t<lliPed p1nfn, 1,1,_11i Secretary fayoraitiJ • ,_ ,, .Leave your niu'l'le and phone number. You will be notified of a starting date as quickly as possible. We- will ma~e every effort. to give .you or your children a schedule JTIOSt convj!nlent for .you. CLUBS' i - . the names of five mora brokerage firma cll$tlned lor RquidiUon becauee of capital problems. There wu nothing to diepel the "August doldrwna.'' Tbe atittslica released by the Department of Commerce late Thuradly caUBed only the briel flurry of activity Friday morning. Some Uplln Asatotant Commerce VI81TING PAIIENT8 · MIDDLEPORT - Mr. and Mrl. Ted Spiro and dl~, JW of Defiance are Yilltlng bert wilh thelr parenll, Mr .and Mrl. William Fred Smilll, Sr. of Bradbury and other ftlatlvea. Mrs. Spires Ia the former Dolly Smilh. Alk ua abOut low-cott new car tl-.nclng. HOME FROM REUNION MIDDLEPORT - Mr. and Mrs. Edward SWes have returned from a weekend visit at New Brlghtoo, Pa. where they went eapecLllly to attend the Ginther reunion. Whtle enroute they visited willl Mra. Beulah Latham al Warren and attended drive-In church .... vices. Mr. SUlu Ia on a three week vacation from Pelm Central Tranaportadon Co. Bttore you buy. Ira a qullllon of uvlng - . , . OHIO VALLEY BANK MUMS-MUMS-MUMS 30 Varieties to Oloose From Short to Medium - Early to Late - Top Qua1ity • Hardy - OJntainer Grown Plants\ SMELTZER GARDEN CENTER Open weekdays 'till I: DO-Sunday 1:00to6:00 4 Ml es West of Gallipolis on U. s. 35 · ' . " ADULTSIn addition to the study of any of our Instrument Courses, EDEN MUSIC will be offering opportunities for YOU to enroll In special groups formed to study: Appreciation of Music, Reading Music, Church Music of the Past and Present and other FASCINATING subtects- often with well-known guests or Master-Teachers. You may Inquire by Phone or ·watch for special announcements In your local newspaper. .. May, find more ways to enjoy their· music by Joining the EDEN ALL-ORGAN SOCIETY composed of House-Wives, Professional people, ~pie . from au walks of life devoted to fur. tti.erlng· their enJoyment of Organ Music In the hom!e. Complete . Information may be had by . callng EDEN MUSIC. .· •· " . of . ; p~ ,Of2 '• ·-- .............. '""llit .,,.. c -... ...,..... · - hnico . every need ... tor· skirts. dresses. ,:·ne·c kllne's , trouser~. M;t,ll and nyljin and new invisible zlppe,:s •. .. Glllpals •flU . . ' \'.' . . You'll find ;J if'Pers for · . 'PJ IIIII._ Harold " - Mid menll w ,.,,..... "lnlerell-· Howe- aa.n thought there mlgbl be • ' ''de!"yJd" .,.....,.. kl .,._,. · dly I MWI ·~ . . ~ v-tlon pet'lod Ja ·ovw. · HOMt ORGAN OWNERS PLEASE CALL OR STOP IN; ' I ', ' ( • ENROLLMENTS may even · .Y~U. Wish. .~ ,·~'· '. : Brady Bonecutter With City Police Of our Plano Department, Is the Junior Counselor for our local chapter. ·~ Embroiders. monograms. darns, makes button h!lles, sews on buttons. Variable 7 speed foot control. With stury tote case. ·, Fridly mGnllnfl and t.porlnc momentum carried thnlugb to pve the martel ill only daily galn. For tile week, however, tile Dow Jones lndultrial Average of 30 eelected blue ehlpe ehowed a loa of lt.• at 710.14. Standard l Poor's lndn of 500 aklcbdropped2.10to75.18. The Mew York Stock Exchange common aklclt Index feU 1.20 to 40.77. Of the 1,741 isllues traded. MISS SUSAN WINTERS . · ~~eria of , ' ' SEWING MACHINE c~~RGE ... iMf l!l're .... ZIG ZAG PORTABLE '59 • 00 SAVE '10 · loileti ' 'i 1970.1971- ENROLLMENTS NOW OPEN AT EDEN MUSIC REG. 44' Yd. REG. 569·• ·ui!'ll PT. , PLEASANT Prominent otate officials and Natll.lill ofBcers of the Jayceea wn opealrm Saturday at the ..,...11¥ ol the Weal Vlrlinla Stale Convention of J~YCH~ at !lie Pleuant Point Resort wllh lhaPolniPieaaantareaJayceee • bolla. The convention lbema, "Operation Do Something," embracing the otudy of delinquency and CUTeCilon on crime, wtu be lllrellaed. Denny Bordman, chairman of the local arrEgemenll, aald m..-e lllan 110 Jaycees had reglolered by 10 a.m. lllld there Perrln. are tept nnlatlvee fnm every Whale (Worklne lowarda arganlliltlon of Jaycees ln the Beginner I) - Jackie Welker, State attaidlng. P~~~~LeaAnn Gaul, llilll> ..J[..t VIrginia Attorney Ill ., -<,'·: Gtlloral O!allleeJ Browning, ! :.i ,,..,1,· •.' . llllrbt . jut 48)and there _.. ut -lowt ·he belleYed lba ~ lnire$, and ll'ldlnl 'fOIIQwed 11M! ~et; IPinallt - llqjbL dlclted "IOI'M kll!l of upturn Jllllll of leMt 1111alallc:t Brokerage . . . 1111 red wu ~ p~.'' · . clowiiWKd In' lf8lrt vGi111111. agelii u market 1101mi1e feD fJt Anal)'lll aald demand dried Solpa tevorable economic lharl of lbeb' JS.mmi!lll obore op bacailllt "gunaby" lnveel«< llallatlca - a belle!' lbln ... daily lnlk evon polpl 'l'lirn· ~ted rt,. In the GNP (a.-· over Ill 38,1'n,MO ~bares wu Mellonal Prtcluct), and July below lui weet't 40,5'11,87hnd pins tor poraonallllj>IIIO and Jaat year'• 44,381,120. fn4ustrlal produ~tlon.. The Naw York Stoell Ex· retlected ln a brllt IIJIIIII'8e chango on nu...dar released ai noon. HARRISON reunion at Jaware Falrground.s. ' . S Family Reunion at Evans Shelter Houae. J. H. SHEETS Family nnmfoii wtJI be at J:lorthup Baptist Cll=b Grove. Basket cUnner at v.. J1!)ed • "" lladt Phillies Have Outjng ·? SUNDAY ., ~ ,,'· '' . I j ''I·'·' -!' •' I" I ~ J ' �\ Corner By Charlene Hoeflich POJliEIWY - Major Bruce Bndford, C<lliiJl)«<ng work at ado 8lale Unlvtnlty for bill master's In bwJinies administration, bu pallid • tlll'lt year ~~~~mont to Hawaii. IN*, lila wlle,lhe lwmer Carolyn M1llloaJl, and daugbten, DID& and leslie, have U..clln Grove City lor the past lllldllhs. To Ill' the leut, they are an delighted with Bruce's new '!1ley'U be making the ,..,.. 1<1 Hawaii before the ...,...,_1. ..Ow rues. Jlr1lce took bill R a. R from VIetnam In Hawaii a couple ol ago and was met theH by his wile. Both lhougbtlben It would ba a wonderful place to live, but neither expECted lbat II would happen to them. )'ea'll MEANWHILE, ANOTHER Middleport boy will be HOing off to Alalka early winter. Butlhlngnren, ali bad fllr Forrest "Butch" Bac'hl21 who is In rodar Wid with the U. 8- Air Force. This past month be wu named "Airman ollbe Quarter" for the baae at Cahmel, Mlc'h. He was flown to WriHbt - Pattei'SOil Field In llllyton and ctven a tour ~ the base there, presented wilb a PI brief case, given a merchandise certificate, and a tbree.day pus. Wld1e at Daytoo, Butch bed lime to call his sister, Kitty Dallal, at SL Parts, who drove in to llllyton for a visit with him. Sharon Louise .Hobbs, to Wed Aug. Z2 · Sandra l(a~ Clatworthy to Wed Aug. 30 GEORGE1110MPSON,sonoiMr. andMrs. G. R. Thompson, .,ten the Clevellsnd Clinic again tomorrow for more treatment. Thlallme preparationa will be made for a kidney transplant. lllr. and Mrs. ThomP'"'• and GeorHe's sister, Louella RoiiBh, '>• '' .. ' , Mrs. James ~ Beljft will be tested .at the CUolc tomorrow for lbe medical feulblllty of being lbe do110r. George will be s junior at Meigs High School Ibis f.U when he ls ablel<l return to school. Witbuf MIDDLEPORT- Mr. and Mrs. Henry Clatwortby, 7M South Third St., Mlddlepn-1, are anDDmclng the eOHagement and aPJli'Oacllln8 marriage of their dauglller, Sandra Kay, 1<1 Mr. Dennis Dean Seh!Ding, aon of Mr. and Mrs. Jacob SebJIIIng, Rutland. Miss Clatwortby is a IIIII! gradUate of Middleport 111gb School and is PI esently employed at ·OhiD University. Her !lance is a IIIIIIIIJ'&.m&te of Rutland High School and attends Mountain State Business College In Parkersburg. The open -dlurch wedding will be an event of Aug. 30al 2:30 p.m. at the Rutland United Methodllll Cllarc'h. Patton Bride Last Night BOB i.EHEW is maldng good progreos at the Ben Franklin TUberculosis Holl!lital In Columbus allholll!b he e:q>eets to be confiDed there lor another two months. lila pal'fJI!s, Mr. and Mrs. Harry Davis, were up to visit him Wednesday and report lhst he ls now able oo be outdoors an holD' a day. Tho many, many canlohe'sreceivedfrom friends here have briabtened his clays. The hospital is located at 1755 Alum Creek Drl.e, Columbus 7. MIDDLEPORT Miss Garrett, Springfield. They_. Frances Lee Barley, daughter sleeveless gowns of navy blue of Dr. and Mrs. John Harley, Irish linen fashioned with Springfield, and g811ddaugbter eontrastin, empire bodice of of Mro. J. E. Harley, Mid- red with a white insert and dleport, and Mrs. MarHBI"' lrass buttons to create a vest Davis, Athens, became the eliect. MEIGS COlJNTIANSHAVE been oo generous in glvl11g Betty lrlde of Mr. James WDbur The attendants carried I coupons wblc'h will be used to purchaae a kidney maChine Patton, son of Mrs. ThomaS cascade bouquets of while fllr a Y<IWI8 mother of lbree in Memphi!, TeM. This week we had Patton Slid the late Mr. Patton, miniature carnations with red a single-ring 1 ChriBI and str blue . center Dowers and POMEROY - Drittwood for top of the bulb two Inches deep, coupons come In fi'OOl Linds lee Mayer, Mrs. Harry Swan, and Cincinnati , in ..t•ht last -• R of ... _ G use m ceremony '"6'' a earners. . fl ower arrangements was she concluded. hrn otbers whose names we don't haw. They will be collected Mr. Dl"" best In served h p scops urc Ch yan ,..,.M, a., I E i 11 Springfield. man for the co ected during a nature tour of Specimens receiving blue here 1<1' anolber week before be~ sent to lbe Memphis Jaycettes 81 Vows were exchanHed at 7:30 lrldegroom and lbe ushers lbe Ohio River front near lbe ribbons were fanlasy zllmlal, who are heading the project. p.m. TheRev.GeorgeMarshaD were Mr. Andrew Palloo and camp site of Mr. and Mrs. off-white marigolds and "USE WHAT TALENTS you posseBS ; the woods would be officiated at the ceremony Mr. Dick Patton, brolhera of the Charles Hayes Wednesday Charlotte Armstrong .-.-, by a progarn of nuptial bridegroom; James Harley, evening. Mrs. Hayes; aild geen glads wry sllent lf no birds sanH lbere except lbooe who sang best. " following music. lrolher of the bride; aild Mr. The nature tour followed a and zi.Miss by Mrs. Robert Allthor unlmown. Given In marriage by her Mark McClintock, Coltonbus, potluck dinner at the camp. Lewis. falber, the bride w81 attired In and Mr. WOiiam Vogel, Cln- Mrs. Robert lewis presided at The club president !banked an empire gown of white !rlah cinnatl. lbe meeting wilb Mrs. Donald lbe club for writing the ''Green linen designed with a yoke of For her daughter's wedding, Thomas being accepted into lbe Thumb Notes" for The Dally English net enhanced witb Mrs. Hsrley waa In a pale pink membership. Acard was signed Sentinel. The travetlng prize TUPPERS PLAINS - Mrs. Bailey, Mr. and Mrs. Delmar dimensional Venise lace, a hiHh silk sleeveless dress with an for Mrs. John Terrell who is donated by Mrs. Allard Prall Pat Spencer, Mrs. Ireta Lowe Baum, Mrs. Donald van Meter, necktlne and short sleeves. overlay of white lace wilb home from the hospital. waa won by Mrs. Cora Beegle. and Miss Carol Sargent en- Mrs. Ada Van Meter, Mrs. Pete Lace scalloped lbe hemline of lrrldescent oequln trim. The A tour of the chrysanthemum Mrs. will be lbe Septertalned recently with a sur- Elberfleld, Mrs. Gerald lbe Aollne skirt and removable &-ess was styled with a man- garden and geenhouse A bulb exohower honoring Miss K!IJ !1!!;8. John train whiCh flowed from the da!ln collar and wide self boltat Ada Holter waa planned for be held ent, bride-el, ct of" :Ne Pfaiji Ht.W!eriVIO empire ·wiiBtliDe · Into ,,.,.pet ··the waist. Sbe won.a CDr881Jt.ai•·'September. ey. ,, Toney "Robin an.i" 'lenglh:··t ,., ,. f • - plnkphslenaJI!Iiaorc'blds. · Gardening Ups for Swartz, Mrs. DenZil Hermantillaolllllt1Duslon Mrs. Patton was In a were by ·; streamers hung over the gill Sargent, and Miss Beth bordered with 'Ionise lace sleeveless aqua crepe with Thompson. She table. The shower wu held at Ssrp,ent, Mrs. Judy Ssrgenl, accented with lace motifs was standupcollar.llfeatured aqua bearded Iris be dlv1ded •.nd the Alfred Grange hall at and Mrs. Raymond Brown. worn madonna style. The bride and rhinestone bullmlB dawn reset, and that popp!eB.· • - - - - - - - Alfred. Games were played Sending gifts were Mrs. Ottie carried a bouquet of white ooe side of the bodice. llle also be planted now. The unporlance wllb prizes going to Teresa Elliott, Mrs. Otto Wilson and stephanotis with sweetheart wore a corsage of orclllds. of keeping lbe mowed so Wiftrus ' Sargent,SinaMayMurphy and Juanita Cook Miss Joan ......,, A reception honoring the that crabgrass wiD be cut off GWeenhouse rvLUU \'IIIIUIUt Fresh . Mable Ssrgent. Fredrick, Mrs. ' Howard Cald- MisB AM Hsrley of Cleveland couple was held at the home ol and not go to seed was em- LOn9 Uitlilg polato Chips, cup cakes and well 1, Miss Kay Spurlock, Mr. served as maid of horulr for her the bride's parents. !lira. phasized by Mrs. Thompson punch were served. and Mrs Gerald Burke Mrs !lister. Other attendants were Thomas Starr, Ann Arbor, who alao suggested the use of Remember the shut-In today. ' Attending besides those Ernest Taylor, Mrs. Miss Rickie Gaffney, Mich. and Miss Kathy some . crabgraso control named were Mrs. Charles Robinson, Mr. aild Mrs. Robert Philadelphia; Miss Deborah llellmulb, Springfield, presided materials to JdlJ lbe plants. Slr'genl, Mrs. Hsrley MAze, Burke and KeMy, Miss Patty Rust, Silingfield; Mlal Joellen at the reception table and Chrysanlbemwns can now be . n Mrs. Rex Bailey, Mrs. Larry Sexson, Mr. and Mrs. Riley registered the guests. bolll!ht as clumps soon to bloom nun Bailey, Mrs. Henry Bohr, Miss Pigott, Miss Pat Guegleln, Mrs. BORN AUGUST 13 For her traveling coBitone, and set out where fall flowers · Sor,ving: Olllljlolll Pat Bohr, Mrs. Richard Fick; ._Guy Spencer and Mrs. George CHESHIRE - Mr. and Mrs. Mra. Palloo c'hqed Into 8 are wanted, she sold. Toward ·. Jr., Mrs. Rex Summerfield, Bush·, Mrs. Millard Swartz and Rsy Smith of Cheshire are navy blue ml white flowered the end ollbe monlb, MadonnB . MoiOn Co., W. 11,. · c Dn'ftw00d 'IS 0II ected ' O'oc..,. MASON - Milia ·~~won LOiiise HDbbl will becjme the bride ol Llrr7 Allen Vance at 7p.m- on A1JC. 2ht'tbe Qlrilt United MethOIIIt a.urdlot M11011. Tho ~~e~r_ i>arar Hlli&man wW olllclate lithe open cbllrdl caemony _ Tbe brldMiect Ia the daugllter allllr. and Mrs. lee Bobbl of Malon and Mr. ,VBDCe Ia lbtiGII of Mr- ~ MnDrael Vmcet lllrrllonviDe. Mr. John Hobbs ~ Muim wW give bis lister In mAniap and Mill Rulh Foul o1 GallipoiJI Ferry will be ber maid al boo<I'Belt IIUil will be the brlcltp'oom'a lrolller, Mr, B- i. Vance, ol HarrilonvDie- · ·-';~ orie~tal la~n Sandwi~hes, MEIGS COUNTY '· . -··li-E' ... DUDLEY'S cesaorthelr ". ' . ROCK SP.R.INGS-fAiftGROUUM ,. . I1JN 1ST ' 1 . \ D ' Springfield Norlb High School and Obio University where she was a member of Alpha Xi Sorority. The bridegroom graduated from Western Billa 111gb School in ClnciMati and <Jllo University and is currently attending law school at the University of Cincinnati. He Ia ai!Uiated with Sigma Chi fraternity. ENROll NOW Quarter September l4 '~·· n· 'I' ' r ' '''· ' • ' ' .i. ' •. ' ' practical for people '-Ill comfort sofBB, or pair of love selts. Much more eomfortab,Je and practical than sec- . tlonall, and you can rearran~ the room when·you chooae• , , Tille handsome style ia av~able with ball caattr at klclt plt¥, ill foUr . ' choice of fabrics. frorit Fle~'teel'- fabuioua Thou~~·Pll!f '· C:9~· StandArd features Include .the famo~ Flexat'.',l, HI(• , covered seat deck and match inc ~rm eovm. ,;rt..P\Pieret Awtl~bleln , . ,T.,. FollowJ... Siztl P.HILCD . . . • ' ' J:#eturil-!IFill.' . -· ' ' ·., .. 65'_~ ' 12~ ,..f . l' . " , .. ·. . "'" ' can=-·;~*-~~~~:~ "" ··i! The newest and most i~ aeatlnc !DP"Y and eleaance - is the eomer arran;em.nt ~ .sofa and love seat, pair of :,;edltlcaoflfi.nce~ .- ··r where, ing:. ush Puppies· New Idea for Multiple $eating ,..-------- and first in Region 11 on their Robert Thompson, Pomeroy. ' · book, with Winding "Changing Tim"'" was the Asso~late "-n... publi·City ~ -·~ t and II garden clubs received Trail taking second and the theme o1 the convention with DiplOma Coutset recognltloo at lbe !Oib annual Wildwood Garden Club of Mrs. Robert Houghton and Mrs. convention of the Ohio Minersville area, laking lblrd in Ralph Kramer as the chairmen. Bus. Associatioo of Garden Clubs lbe region. · Mrs. Allen Bosch, president of ExeC- Secretarjal lui week at. Ashland College . Taking third in the state and the Hill and Dale Club, SP.cretarlal Ten 118" and regional first in lbe region on program displayed a map deplctlnH lbe General Office awards • won by Meigs book wu lbe Winding Trail origins of favorite flowers. It Jr, Accounting.· clubs, Mrll John Reese of Club. Dak Grove and lbe Hill was noted lbat plcturea of G•illpoUs,d)rectorofRegion 11, and Dale Clubs, bath of arrangements mad•J by Mrs. ,.,,.•• 18 O.A.G.C. reporls. Dlber awards WashingtOn County, tied for Nelle Franklin of Gallipolis and for In the reglolllncluded I each to second place in the region, with Mrs. Earl Bender of Marietta Gallia and Athens County clubs, the Gallipolis French City Club will appear in the Garden We are il,nable and six to Washington County taking third, and the Belpre Calendar for 19'11. enough graduates foo ClubB Club rece1 · employers! : · vmg an honorable Represenllng Jletllon II at the TaldOH ~tcond in 1be state In mention. convention were Mr. and Mrs. J'rolenional crouP Clriltmas shows was the The Rolland Friendly Gar- John Reese, Mrs. Albert Pool, training Melp County show stuged last deners tied for third In the Sears Marietta, psst state preslden\; . through a.:'; ~~betarr ::hthe Pomeroy Comntunily Improvement Mrs ..GDbert CUllen, ~. prog•.lllll- . ....,._, Y ~ ool. Mrs. Reid project and took first in the newl)' appointed cllalrman lor . YOIIll& w.,. chairman of the region. The Rutland Garden judges and exhibltoro' ocbools Approvecl For ~tter1n1 ~~- which Is an annual event ClUb pisced second In the and clinics for the next hrn wllb all dubs of the county regton, and the IIlli and Dale years;Mrs.HomerHolter,Mra. · , For·tulllntormetlon. wrlti< viNt, or cell par1iclpatlng . Club of Marietta took third. Buel Ridenour, Cheater Gardeil Fot Individual flower shows Several awards were Club: Mrs. Tom SlewJrt, Mra. the Rutland ..Friendly Gar: preien'led to Mrs . Edward Joe Bolin, )!Irs. William ~ took firat in Region II, Mizidio ol Albens for her en· Willford, Mrs. ,ilomi!T Palker, aJIII U.. Porn~roy Winding Trllll tri".f.l.i U.. I(odochrome slide and Mrs, James CarpehW' Clib toolla,cond. In the group conLesl. • ·Rutland Friendly GardM1!)'11; lllptr~, Washington County Mff' C. , ji:. Payne of the Mrs: Edward Millcllo, Alhenl ne,!Ved~flr~l.inthellate Vln~~~lp ,GantenOiub County; and 'Mt•• Charlea · and an ho!\Qrabia Q!ei!Uoo. w~ n~ •• t1Mi ollistandiOH CaldweU Mr,. AliCe Miller and Tilt ,.~ Friendly Gar· · rcfentt ~lot ,lteglo~ II. ~· . Mrs. whi)'ll Litteral, Wash- ', ~ ~ in•the state , ,ll~t iii .the lllOiher ql Mtl. lnii)Dn \)ollnty, · Uli.iiol ' p1l'f' A.tte ' d/ · ran ~ .0 · ft . · ·f· . B POMEROY - The out~-••-gprojeet · work of Reg10n ' 5 o·AYS' ...:s N.IGHTS . ''. '. BAKER. URN I.J·UR£.. Has· A"!:~ Aptbrl.de~. isCincinnatl. "~ graduate ol .,.._, lodl Calendar . .... They will reside at 28115 Digby ' , ac- Hl es~ ·:boul: d·~be:~:se:l:~ou:t~w:ith:~the~:~:::::,.·:'m:~·~•,;,;tn~~-=51611~~=;~~===========·:::·:' :· ==~ lhones.eymoonThecouplelnwl!!,~cland. rwn . . '• . 0· Pomtroy,MI~· ~446 print knit suit with navy ,,,,.t-~~jlfro ." "'~ilil!. ·. ••~· '1'1. ;')I~ •., JU~ NNo . . ~rolby Recognition Received .. POMEROY-, Mr .. o})d ~. Pete Hayden '" Ji'uDerton, ~.. . and Claude Woodard and IOil; John, of Portsmouth; wer.~~ · -kand guests of Mr. and Mrs, Albert Pettit. 107th ANNUAL ~~~~~;1 , ..,,,,.,, gl~en •JII!~ted' •Mr~. Johnson Reunion Held in Logan ,. Pra~t 1of;;Mrs~.~~te~m~be~r~hos~~te~ss. U~>: Mra. Vernon Swartz, Mrs. Mrs. Frank Upton and Mr. and announcing lbe birth of a son, Vernon Swartz. Mrs. Ronald Mrs. T. F, Sargent. Eric on Aug. 13 at The lbe HolzerTodd, Medical Center. couple have four olber children, Tina, Ray, Anthony, and Laura. Mr. and Mrs. Marvin YeaJII!er of Cheshire, and Mr. and Mrs. William Fred Smith, Sr. of POMEROY - Due to in- Belford and sons, Larry and Bradbury are grandparenls. clement weather, the annual Ronnie, Mr. and Mrs. Rooald Johnson family reunion was Hately and Mrs. Nellle Hat.ely, be14 Sunday at lbe home of Mr. Sheryl, David and Joyce Mona and Jerry, and Debbie and Mrs. W. lee Roush in Stough, Mr. and Mrs. Uoyd Ferguson, all of Columbus; Mr. Logan ralber lhsn at lbe Logan Beels and Steven Evans, all of and Mrs. Joseph I. Johnson and Park. Grove City; Mr. and Mrs. Paul children, Greg, Chl'isline and Attending were Mrs. Nora L. Johnson, sons, Roger and C8BS8ndr8, aD of Orlando, Fls. ; Johnson, Mr. and Mrs. William Charles, Debbie Gruble, Mr. Mr. and Mrs. Larry Johnson, Byrd and son, Ray, Mr. and and Mrs. Everett Roy Johnson Gina and Tahnee and Mrs. Mrs. Steve Corbin, daughter, , and claUHhter, Audra Renee, Helen D. Johnson, Pomeroy Kally, Mr. and Mro. Lawrence Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Johnson, Route 4. ~l!tl'irn FUN FOR THE FAMILY ' s h G' SurPnse ower IVen &\lll!l!¢.i~klt ~~';;:;~ ,~,l;i;rl Usalo~gwithblueandpink M~ Ren~~lia GUESTS OF TWO.DAY SALE . POMEROY - A rummage sale wiD be held all day Monday and TUesday at the former Phillip Sister's Dresa Shop oo Court Sl, under the sponaorshlJ! of lbe Baer Park Baaeball CornmiSBion of Minersville. ' ' . i .-;~1/}. ?.lt; ;~ 1,~ -· .. '""' ,'i-. . ' TolllrourlllhlaniiiOed. Ahewslantonstyle. High front allp..on wltll covered heel plantation crepe sole. By HuSh p,)ppies•- Agreat new look to make yourmOYealn. Breathin' Brushed Pigskin' or emooth 1~ther. Comfortllbiy too. $16.00 Brown Green Black Blue �\ Corner By Charlene Hoeflich POJliEIWY - Major Bruce Bndford, C<lliiJl)«<ng work at ado 8lale Unlvtnlty for bill master's In bwJinies administration, bu pallid • tlll'lt year ~~~~mont to Hawaii. IN*, lila wlle,lhe lwmer Carolyn M1llloaJl, and daugbten, DID& and leslie, have U..clln Grove City lor the past lllldllhs. To Ill' the leut, they are an delighted with Bruce's new '!1ley'U be making the ,..,.. 1<1 Hawaii before the ...,...,_1. ..Ow rues. Jlr1lce took bill R a. R from VIetnam In Hawaii a couple ol ago and was met theH by his wile. Both lhougbtlben It would ba a wonderful place to live, but neither expECted lbat II would happen to them. )'ea'll MEANWHILE, ANOTHER Middleport boy will be HOing off to Alalka early winter. Butlhlngnren, ali bad fllr Forrest "Butch" Bac'hl21 who is In rodar Wid with the U. 8- Air Force. This past month be wu named "Airman ollbe Quarter" for the baae at Cahmel, Mlc'h. He was flown to WriHbt - Pattei'SOil Field In llllyton and ctven a tour ~ the base there, presented wilb a PI brief case, given a merchandise certificate, and a tbree.day pus. Wld1e at Daytoo, Butch bed lime to call his sister, Kitty Dallal, at SL Parts, who drove in to llllyton for a visit with him. Sharon Louise .Hobbs, to Wed Aug. Z2 · Sandra l(a~ Clatworthy to Wed Aug. 30 GEORGE1110MPSON,sonoiMr. andMrs. G. R. Thompson, .,ten the Clevellsnd Clinic again tomorrow for more treatment. Thlallme preparationa will be made for a kidney transplant. lllr. and Mrs. ThomP'"'• and GeorHe's sister, Louella RoiiBh, '>• '' .. ' , Mrs. James ~ Beljft will be tested .at the CUolc tomorrow for lbe medical feulblllty of being lbe do110r. George will be s junior at Meigs High School Ibis f.U when he ls ablel<l return to school. Witbuf MIDDLEPORT- Mr. and Mrs. Henry Clatwortby, 7M South Third St., Mlddlepn-1, are anDDmclng the eOHagement and aPJli'Oacllln8 marriage of their dauglller, Sandra Kay, 1<1 Mr. Dennis Dean Seh!Ding, aon of Mr. and Mrs. Jacob SebJIIIng, Rutland. Miss Clatwortby is a IIIII! gradUate of Middleport 111gb School and is PI esently employed at ·OhiD University. Her !lance is a IIIIIIIIJ'&.m&te of Rutland High School and attends Mountain State Business College In Parkersburg. The open -dlurch wedding will be an event of Aug. 30al 2:30 p.m. at the Rutland United Methodllll Cllarc'h. Patton Bride Last Night BOB i.EHEW is maldng good progreos at the Ben Franklin TUberculosis Holl!lital In Columbus allholll!b he e:q>eets to be confiDed there lor another two months. lila pal'fJI!s, Mr. and Mrs. Harry Davis, were up to visit him Wednesday and report lhst he ls now able oo be outdoors an holD' a day. Tho many, many canlohe'sreceivedfrom friends here have briabtened his clays. The hospital is located at 1755 Alum Creek Drl.e, Columbus 7. MIDDLEPORT Miss Garrett, Springfield. They_. Frances Lee Barley, daughter sleeveless gowns of navy blue of Dr. and Mrs. John Harley, Irish linen fashioned with Springfield, and g811ddaugbter eontrastin, empire bodice of of Mro. J. E. Harley, Mid- red with a white insert and dleport, and Mrs. MarHBI"' lrass buttons to create a vest Davis, Athens, became the eliect. MEIGS COlJNTIANSHAVE been oo generous in glvl11g Betty lrlde of Mr. James WDbur The attendants carried I coupons wblc'h will be used to purchaae a kidney maChine Patton, son of Mrs. ThomaS cascade bouquets of while fllr a Y<IWI8 mother of lbree in Memphi!, TeM. This week we had Patton Slid the late Mr. Patton, miniature carnations with red a single-ring 1 ChriBI and str blue . center Dowers and POMEROY - Drittwood for top of the bulb two Inches deep, coupons come In fi'OOl Linds lee Mayer, Mrs. Harry Swan, and Cincinnati , in ..t•ht last -• R of ... _ G use m ceremony '"6'' a earners. . fl ower arrangements was she concluded. hrn otbers whose names we don't haw. They will be collected Mr. Dl"" best In served h p scops urc Ch yan ,..,.M, a., I E i 11 Springfield. man for the co ected during a nature tour of Specimens receiving blue here 1<1' anolber week before be~ sent to lbe Memphis Jaycettes 81 Vows were exchanHed at 7:30 lrldegroom and lbe ushers lbe Ohio River front near lbe ribbons were fanlasy zllmlal, who are heading the project. p.m. TheRev.GeorgeMarshaD were Mr. Andrew Palloo and camp site of Mr. and Mrs. off-white marigolds and "USE WHAT TALENTS you posseBS ; the woods would be officiated at the ceremony Mr. Dick Patton, brolhera of the Charles Hayes Wednesday Charlotte Armstrong .-.-, by a progarn of nuptial bridegroom; James Harley, evening. Mrs. Hayes; aild geen glads wry sllent lf no birds sanH lbere except lbooe who sang best. " following music. lrolher of the bride; aild Mr. The nature tour followed a and zi.Miss by Mrs. Robert Allthor unlmown. Given In marriage by her Mark McClintock, Coltonbus, potluck dinner at the camp. Lewis. falber, the bride w81 attired In and Mr. WOiiam Vogel, Cln- Mrs. Robert lewis presided at The club president !banked an empire gown of white !rlah cinnatl. lbe meeting wilb Mrs. Donald lbe club for writing the ''Green linen designed with a yoke of For her daughter's wedding, Thomas being accepted into lbe Thumb Notes" for The Dally English net enhanced witb Mrs. Hsrley waa In a pale pink membership. Acard was signed Sentinel. The travetlng prize TUPPERS PLAINS - Mrs. Bailey, Mr. and Mrs. Delmar dimensional Venise lace, a hiHh silk sleeveless dress with an for Mrs. John Terrell who is donated by Mrs. Allard Prall Pat Spencer, Mrs. Ireta Lowe Baum, Mrs. Donald van Meter, necktlne and short sleeves. overlay of white lace wilb home from the hospital. waa won by Mrs. Cora Beegle. and Miss Carol Sargent en- Mrs. Ada Van Meter, Mrs. Pete Lace scalloped lbe hemline of lrrldescent oequln trim. The A tour of the chrysanthemum Mrs. will be lbe Septertalned recently with a sur- Elberfleld, Mrs. Gerald lbe Aollne skirt and removable &-ess was styled with a man- garden and geenhouse A bulb exohower honoring Miss K!IJ !1!!;8. John train whiCh flowed from the da!ln collar and wide self boltat Ada Holter waa planned for be held ent, bride-el, ct of" :Ne Pfaiji Ht.W!eriVIO empire ·wiiBtliDe · Into ,,.,.pet ··the waist. Sbe won.a CDr881Jt.ai•·'September. ey. ,, Toney "Robin an.i" 'lenglh:··t ,., ,. f • - plnkphslenaJI!Iiaorc'blds. · Gardening Ups for Swartz, Mrs. DenZil Hermantillaolllllt1Duslon Mrs. Patton was In a were by ·; streamers hung over the gill Sargent, and Miss Beth bordered with 'Ionise lace sleeveless aqua crepe with Thompson. She table. The shower wu held at Ssrp,ent, Mrs. Judy Ssrgenl, accented with lace motifs was standupcollar.llfeatured aqua bearded Iris be dlv1ded •.nd the Alfred Grange hall at and Mrs. Raymond Brown. worn madonna style. The bride and rhinestone bullmlB dawn reset, and that popp!eB.· • - - - - - - - Alfred. Games were played Sending gifts were Mrs. Ottie carried a bouquet of white ooe side of the bodice. llle also be planted now. The unporlance wllb prizes going to Teresa Elliott, Mrs. Otto Wilson and stephanotis with sweetheart wore a corsage of orclllds. of keeping lbe mowed so Wiftrus ' Sargent,SinaMayMurphy and Juanita Cook Miss Joan ......,, A reception honoring the that crabgrass wiD be cut off GWeenhouse rvLUU \'IIIIUIUt Fresh . Mable Ssrgent. Fredrick, Mrs. ' Howard Cald- MisB AM Hsrley of Cleveland couple was held at the home ol and not go to seed was em- LOn9 Uitlilg polato Chips, cup cakes and well 1, Miss Kay Spurlock, Mr. served as maid of horulr for her the bride's parents. !lira. phasized by Mrs. Thompson punch were served. and Mrs Gerald Burke Mrs !lister. Other attendants were Thomas Starr, Ann Arbor, who alao suggested the use of Remember the shut-In today. ' Attending besides those Ernest Taylor, Mrs. Miss Rickie Gaffney, Mich. and Miss Kathy some . crabgraso control named were Mrs. Charles Robinson, Mr. aild Mrs. Robert Philadelphia; Miss Deborah llellmulb, Springfield, presided materials to JdlJ lbe plants. Slr'genl, Mrs. Hsrley MAze, Burke and KeMy, Miss Patty Rust, Silingfield; Mlal Joellen at the reception table and Chrysanlbemwns can now be . n Mrs. Rex Bailey, Mrs. Larry Sexson, Mr. and Mrs. Riley registered the guests. bolll!ht as clumps soon to bloom nun Bailey, Mrs. Henry Bohr, Miss Pigott, Miss Pat Guegleln, Mrs. BORN AUGUST 13 For her traveling coBitone, and set out where fall flowers · Sor,ving: Olllljlolll Pat Bohr, Mrs. Richard Fick; ._Guy Spencer and Mrs. George CHESHIRE - Mr. and Mrs. Mra. Palloo c'hqed Into 8 are wanted, she sold. Toward ·. Jr., Mrs. Rex Summerfield, Bush·, Mrs. Millard Swartz and Rsy Smith of Cheshire are navy blue ml white flowered the end ollbe monlb, MadonnB . MoiOn Co., W. 11,. · c Dn'ftw00d 'IS 0II ected ' O'oc..,. MASON - Milia ·~~won LOiiise HDbbl will becjme the bride ol Llrr7 Allen Vance at 7p.m- on A1JC. 2ht'tbe Qlrilt United MethOIIIt a.urdlot M11011. Tho ~~e~r_ i>arar Hlli&man wW olllclate lithe open cbllrdl caemony _ Tbe brldMiect Ia the daugllter allllr. and Mrs. lee Bobbl of Malon and Mr. ,VBDCe Ia lbtiGII of Mr- ~ MnDrael Vmcet lllrrllonviDe. Mr. John Hobbs ~ Muim wW give bis lister In mAniap and Mill Rulh Foul o1 GallipoiJI Ferry will be ber maid al boo<I'Belt IIUil will be the brlcltp'oom'a lrolller, Mr, B- i. Vance, ol HarrilonvDie- · ·-';~ orie~tal la~n Sandwi~hes, MEIGS COUNTY '· . -··li-E' ... DUDLEY'S cesaorthelr ". ' . ROCK SP.R.INGS-fAiftGROUUM ,. . I1JN 1ST ' 1 . \ D ' Springfield Norlb High School and Obio University where she was a member of Alpha Xi Sorority. The bridegroom graduated from Western Billa 111gb School in ClnciMati and <Jllo University and is currently attending law school at the University of Cincinnati. He Ia ai!Uiated with Sigma Chi fraternity. ENROll NOW Quarter September l4 '~·· n· 'I' ' r ' '''· ' • ' ' .i. ' •. ' ' practical for people '-Ill comfort sofBB, or pair of love selts. Much more eomfortab,Je and practical than sec- . tlonall, and you can rearran~ the room when·you chooae• , , Tille handsome style ia av~able with ball caattr at klclt plt¥, ill foUr . ' choice of fabrics. frorit Fle~'teel'- fabuioua Thou~~·Pll!f '· C:9~· StandArd features Include .the famo~ Flexat'.',l, HI(• , covered seat deck and match inc ~rm eovm. ,;rt..P\Pieret Awtl~bleln , . ,T.,. FollowJ... Siztl P.HILCD . . . • ' ' J:#eturil-!IFill.' . -· ' ' ·., .. 65'_~ ' 12~ ,..f . l' . " , .. ·. . "'" ' can=-·;~*-~~~~:~ "" ··i! The newest and most i~ aeatlnc !DP"Y and eleaance - is the eomer arran;em.nt ~ .sofa and love seat, pair of :,;edltlcaoflfi.nce~ .- ··r where, ing:. ush Puppies· New Idea for Multiple $eating ,..-------- and first in Region 11 on their Robert Thompson, Pomeroy. ' · book, with Winding "Changing Tim"'" was the Asso~late "-n... publi·City ~ -·~ t and II garden clubs received Trail taking second and the theme o1 the convention with DiplOma Coutset recognltloo at lbe !Oib annual Wildwood Garden Club of Mrs. Robert Houghton and Mrs. convention of the Ohio Minersville area, laking lblrd in Ralph Kramer as the chairmen. Bus. Associatioo of Garden Clubs lbe region. · Mrs. Allen Bosch, president of ExeC- Secretarjal lui week at. Ashland College . Taking third in the state and the Hill and Dale Club, SP.cretarlal Ten 118" and regional first in lbe region on program displayed a map deplctlnH lbe General Office awards • won by Meigs book wu lbe Winding Trail origins of favorite flowers. It Jr, Accounting.· clubs, Mrll John Reese of Club. Dak Grove and lbe Hill was noted lbat plcturea of G•illpoUs,d)rectorofRegion 11, and Dale Clubs, bath of arrangements mad•J by Mrs. ,.,,.•• 18 O.A.G.C. reporls. Dlber awards WashingtOn County, tied for Nelle Franklin of Gallipolis and for In the reglolllncluded I each to second place in the region, with Mrs. Earl Bender of Marietta Gallia and Athens County clubs, the Gallipolis French City Club will appear in the Garden We are il,nable and six to Washington County taking third, and the Belpre Calendar for 19'11. enough graduates foo ClubB Club rece1 · employers! : · vmg an honorable Represenllng Jletllon II at the TaldOH ~tcond in 1be state In mention. convention were Mr. and Mrs. J'rolenional crouP Clriltmas shows was the The Rolland Friendly Gar- John Reese, Mrs. Albert Pool, training Melp County show stuged last deners tied for third In the Sears Marietta, psst state preslden\; . through a.:'; ~~betarr ::hthe Pomeroy Comntunily Improvement Mrs ..GDbert CUllen, ~. prog•.lllll- . ....,._, Y ~ ool. Mrs. Reid project and took first in the newl)' appointed cllalrman lor . YOIIll& w.,. chairman of the region. The Rutland Garden judges and exhibltoro' ocbools Approvecl For ~tter1n1 ~~- which Is an annual event ClUb pisced second In the and clinics for the next hrn wllb all dubs of the county regton, and the IIlli and Dale years;Mrs.HomerHolter,Mra. · , For·tulllntormetlon. wrlti< viNt, or cell par1iclpatlng . Club of Marietta took third. Buel Ridenour, Cheater Gardeil Fot Individual flower shows Several awards were Club: Mrs. Tom SlewJrt, Mra. the Rutland ..Friendly Gar: preien'led to Mrs . Edward Joe Bolin, )!Irs. William ~ took firat in Region II, Mizidio ol Albens for her en· Willford, Mrs. ,ilomi!T Palker, aJIII U.. Porn~roy Winding Trllll tri".f.l.i U.. I(odochrome slide and Mrs, James CarpehW' Clib toolla,cond. In the group conLesl. • ·Rutland Friendly GardM1!)'11; lllptr~, Washington County Mff' C. , ji:. Payne of the Mrs: Edward Millcllo, Alhenl ne,!Ved~flr~l.inthellate Vln~~~lp ,GantenOiub County; and 'Mt•• Charlea · and an ho!\Qrabia Q!ei!Uoo. w~ n~ •• t1Mi ollistandiOH CaldweU Mr,. AliCe Miller and Tilt ,.~ Friendly Gar· · rcfentt ~lot ,lteglo~ II. ~· . Mrs. whi)'ll Litteral, Wash- ', ~ ~ in•the state , ,ll~t iii .the lllOiher ql Mtl. lnii)Dn \)ollnty, · Uli.iiol ' p1l'f' A.tte ' d/ · ran ~ .0 · ft . · ·f· . B POMEROY - The out~-••-gprojeet · work of Reg10n ' 5 o·AYS' ...:s N.IGHTS . ''. '. BAKER. URN I.J·UR£.. Has· A"!:~ Aptbrl.de~. isCincinnatl. "~ graduate ol .,.._, lodl Calendar . .... They will reside at 28115 Digby ' , ac- Hl es~ ·:boul: d·~be:~:se:l:~ou:t~w:ith:~the~:~:::::,.·:'m:~·~•,;,;tn~~-=51611~~=;~~===========·:::·:' :· ==~ lhones.eymoonThecouplelnwl!!,~cland. rwn . . '• . 0· Pomtroy,MI~· ~446 print knit suit with navy ,,,,.t-~~jlfro ." "'~ilil!. ·. ••~· '1'1. ;')I~ •., JU~ NNo . . ~rolby Recognition Received .. POMEROY-, Mr .. o})d ~. Pete Hayden '" Ji'uDerton, ~.. . and Claude Woodard and IOil; John, of Portsmouth; wer.~~ · -kand guests of Mr. and Mrs, Albert Pettit. 107th ANNUAL ~~~~~;1 , ..,,,,.,, gl~en •JII!~ted' •Mr~. Johnson Reunion Held in Logan ,. Pra~t 1of;;Mrs~.~~te~m~be~r~hos~~te~ss. U~>: Mra. Vernon Swartz, Mrs. Mrs. Frank Upton and Mr. and announcing lbe birth of a son, Vernon Swartz. Mrs. Ronald Mrs. T. F, Sargent. Eric on Aug. 13 at The lbe HolzerTodd, Medical Center. couple have four olber children, Tina, Ray, Anthony, and Laura. Mr. and Mrs. Marvin YeaJII!er of Cheshire, and Mr. and Mrs. William Fred Smith, Sr. of POMEROY - Due to in- Belford and sons, Larry and Bradbury are grandparenls. clement weather, the annual Ronnie, Mr. and Mrs. Rooald Johnson family reunion was Hately and Mrs. Nellle Hat.ely, be14 Sunday at lbe home of Mr. Sheryl, David and Joyce Mona and Jerry, and Debbie and Mrs. W. lee Roush in Stough, Mr. and Mrs. Uoyd Ferguson, all of Columbus; Mr. Logan ralber lhsn at lbe Logan Beels and Steven Evans, all of and Mrs. Joseph I. Johnson and Park. Grove City; Mr. and Mrs. Paul children, Greg, Chl'isline and Attending were Mrs. Nora L. Johnson, sons, Roger and C8BS8ndr8, aD of Orlando, Fls. ; Johnson, Mr. and Mrs. William Charles, Debbie Gruble, Mr. Mr. and Mrs. Larry Johnson, Byrd and son, Ray, Mr. and and Mrs. Everett Roy Johnson Gina and Tahnee and Mrs. Mrs. Steve Corbin, daughter, , and claUHhter, Audra Renee, Helen D. Johnson, Pomeroy Kally, Mr. and Mro. Lawrence Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Johnson, Route 4. ~l!tl'irn FUN FOR THE FAMILY ' s h G' SurPnse ower IVen &\lll!l!¢.i~klt ~~';;:;~ ,~,l;i;rl Usalo~gwithblueandpink M~ Ren~~lia GUESTS OF TWO.DAY SALE . POMEROY - A rummage sale wiD be held all day Monday and TUesday at the former Phillip Sister's Dresa Shop oo Court Sl, under the sponaorshlJ! of lbe Baer Park Baaeball CornmiSBion of Minersville. ' ' . i .-;~1/}. ?.lt; ;~ 1,~ -· .. '""' ,'i-. . ' TolllrourlllhlaniiiOed. Ahewslantonstyle. High front allp..on wltll covered heel plantation crepe sole. By HuSh p,)ppies•- Agreat new look to make yourmOYealn. Breathin' Brushed Pigskin' or emooth 1~ther. Comfortllbiy too. $16.00 Brown Green Black Blue �a~ , f{()P:in [)ilernma ·· . · · . · . '. r~: ,. a ~ ~ ll(>eCial ~on ID coocentrale on cam~lllrestlqlalallon. .Tho select HoUle • Senate ciJ!IPu:l~ 'tudy commit·~;Mi now tho public fiJllahed hiel\i'lng phaie of ill work and >, Is tlflln8.·1brough voluminous U!ollmontto pick out recurring •••.• r,.• Hannan Trace Group r ' Brickbats from an Admiral WASHINGTON <UPII - The fpther of the nuclear submarine says the Portsmouth, N. H., naval shipyard- recently kepi open by order of President Nlxoo - Is "the most Inefficient ... t have ever seen." . Vice Adm. Hyman G. Rickover said . that since 1961, P0118montb-lllls taken one yeatlo""er Uiilb tlle' ii~xt slowest yanno 1iuUd 'llatilelii'..,attick sabmarlnes and tbree years longer the the mOI!t efflelent yard. "U the Navy assigned cooslructlon of one of tlfe n•w high-speed submarines to Portsmouth. It would probably eoet $4G to $70 mUlloa more than construcllonlo a private yard," Rlekover said In testimony before the .House ApproprlaUona Committee last May 13 and made pubUe Friday. At the same time, Rlckover said the United States would lose Its numer,lcal supremacy ill nuclear submarines to the Soviet Union sometime In 1970. He said the blame eliald be placed primarily on lhe sboulden of government bureauracy. "It takes longer to flgbl for approval of a project than it takes to develop and ilnlld It," the crusty admiral said. "That II why our llhlps are obsolescent before _we get theln to sea." homes." A publlabed transcript of tho subcommittee hearing May 13 showed afthlt point (laughter), "Why do you think thlt It so funny?" Rlckover demanded. "You have all klnda of people In the Defense Ilepaftipent who are making work fir the very few who are engaged In and capable of doing the work," Rickover oald. "In fact I am styled Loretta !Jme Pauley n. surprised lbat In light of tho Nimrod Simpson Pauley. Tho sltulltion we·are doing as well plalntllf was aWirded custody militarily. But .tho Rusaians of three cblldret. have alread,y surp88lid us In a Five Actions Adjudicated PI'. PlEASANT - Judgment In live actions was ordered by Judp James Lee Th<mpaon J'riday, arden filed In the office of Howard Schult!, Mason County Circuit aerk, disclooed. .,_, County Hoopltal, Inc. - aranted judgment 1n lllree aetloDB. Defendants and ....-....., WWlam Edward BoaecuUer and Patricia Booealllllr, ror •u6 plu lattreat and coota; Phyllis Dllarea Cuney and Weldon G. 'hJe, fU1.18, lnterell and collll: Looter Leonard and lleltJ Jackson Leonard, t~.•.a. intereot and """"' . Welfare Flnln<o Corporatim, • CGI'P· - IJ'IIIIO!d Jud8ment 11 tho anwa of muo with .. .. fnm ""'· 14 qalnst .JIIIDP. iiiiDpmer IDd PbfDia llllmp'uer, :- C. A. Robrodot C<mpany Inc, ~~- jltdrpnenl. In lhe ' , ..._. Ill t310.10 ....... Plad . Piper Rttreala Inc., llolnl '• bllbltea •• Pleuant Polllt illlrt wllllllil Jill' cent lrWelt . . Nlruarr .. li10 and .... ~ ...-tloa !tied b)' Darla .;... OMit =a.=t <f: JWtm ·'• •*"Ill a·~ dl,..e. 111 - •~- ...,, ' PHNOM PENH (UPI)-Cam. bodWo mllitary autltorlllea reI'<Jr!lld Salllrdaylllat more than 6,000 VIet Cong apd cambodlan CGmmunlats are staging mllitary bulldu!oo! jlllt :10 miles north and soutlt ol the cambodlan capital or Phnom Penh. Military officers said 1,000 well-equlppedYietConggueiTIIlao In green uniforms were concentrating In OU Dong, about 20 miles north of Phnom Penh, and were completely controlling that town. C8mbodlan authorities said an esllma(ed 6,000 more VIet Coog bad poured IniAl lite Saang aree. 20 miles southwest or tho capltal. They said the VIet Cong were accompanied by an unknown number of C8mbodlan (Khmer Rouge) Communisla ON TOUR-Three hlUidred alnety-!!b: Head Start ebUilren, pare11ta alld lii'Oflr&m penoaell (m the four groups above) recently toured the new Paul R. Lyne Physical EdueaUon Cenler at Rio Grande CoDege. Alter tbe tour aU went to the Bob Evans Farm Shelter hollse and reereaUon area. The children and staffs were from the Hannan Trace, Southwestena, North Gallla and Kyger Creek centers. number of important military areas and we will continue to fall fullier behind if something is not done." Among specific steps, he said officers passed over twice for - - -- - - -- - -- -- - - - - promoUon should be retired. Even if lbla look doubM pay, he said the country would come out ahead. fltakt . ' "TTIAT OLD fASHIOIID - I l l " WINFIELD, .W. Va. (UPI) - .,,;.,:nc.. , 1•• ' Jr· ··" ~~~ . '• GSPEC1At . .... . We Have The Low Price! Check Wl• · Us Before You Buy! ~ · ) '• ,• ' . • ' ~ ~t:':\!f.uii ·~~ = lulurY. " - inflooir 41f~':l: and ti comfcruaTclii r,et ~ .M?!i' f!id.'~ • • ~=r;..t;;;;~~ ' . ih:~AVENlQil",IJia ol!i'll itl'f II .; .It'll ::.o:=~._./!~balr..--,tlllltl ~~·· Quality homn with built in nveblll.tv Mel charm ... backed by,. the depel!dablllty of pioneers in the mobllil-'home field. . ,, ~ "" ' suppUes of ~ Eqeeted Tilt governor "-• .tho autllorN• ity I!> U.t tho llllbjecta to be considered and add to that llsl if huo ~. n was recalled thlit Rhodes summoned a special10111ion In November 11184, on fivesubjeetsandthelawmakers were still in at Cbriatmas lime with more than 100 matters on their hands. This IS hardly. likely now, however. Rhodes Is not running for office and has indlcal<!d he will do the blddin& ollho GOP leadenhlp. On tho other side ollhe coin, the Republlcanoleadera"" . e afraid to Bit back for lhe rest of the year without trying to do anything on ClllljMIIlWeBI. Tiley passed a s!Aipgap sure in J!Die, but It has yet ID be tested. The rm teots may come In September or October -right before election - and any campus esploeions could make an idle Republlcan-<!00trolled legislature look bad. mea:. ), Tilt ehillltl>ge lheo 'for RepubUcan Iii;' Joa4.,tt'lq' ~·. up will! a boclef oet ol ·bi!Jt which speak to specific~ · of Ohio law oo admlnlstratlon at etate.C..l:ati · and unlvertltles. ;. · · Such a package must .tben ·lie eopouoedbyllopubllcaos,lli!llq. crata and the Rbodel aclmlrl{, tratlon and enacted wllh ·~ mlnlrnum of fuoe. OtiJerwiM. a ll(>eCial oession would be litother headache the GOP dpesn'~ need juat now. ' ,..iiY ·llii4 •, . annored cavalry units bad killed 91 Communists and captured Zl Friday about nine miles south of the northern !own of Tam Ky and 330 miles north of Saigon. - , . 4)l0ktl11111e11 said the SouUo Vietnamese forces lost one man ~ and eight wounded In tile fighUng and captured 23 weapons. In Cambodia, officers reportad that at tho town of OU Dong, on ffigbway 5 north of Phnom Penh said that 1,000 Conununlst troops had moved In and seized control of areas Including a ~&cred hilltop tomb of Ang Duong, a 19th century Cambodian king. The officers ll!lid the Comn>u· nlsia were also urging villagers Penh and to put an economic squ.... on the capital. In a second build up, south of the capital, an esUmaU!d 5,000 Conununlsts were reported concentrated near the hatdescarred town of Saang. Cambodian ·military ofllcers said they were carefully observing the rapid Communist concentration but could not pinpoint 111e porentlal torget of the Communiat troops. Other reports said that five Cambodian government battalions poised to recapture tile strategic Klrlrom plateau, 56 miles southeast of Phnom Penh, have been removed and replaced with a regiment of fresh troops from the capital. . .: Blick to ·Patrons EA'ro!m>WN, N.J. (UPII- check to David Leach, 21, a Ron · Blueh1or bumed bia senior at Iowa State Collage -~t ·~ $atuniaY to lite who arrived •t the bank with a ·~ of fellow CWitomers aleeptn8 hag 10 !lOurs before It :sipping rre. Kooi-Aid u they · opened. .Rltedto'llle their money 011t Set:ond . in tloe waa Robert of",ibl f;.lontown NaiiOII!il Koenig who bad appeared at · ~~ · ,. , , ' 1:15 a.m. becauaa ite wanu.d ' · .~ Wu a , CIF'tlival-llte to be eure of money filr a down . !~ -~~':,;~~ ~=· :on ' '' Forced Ai Far ...... limllatiJn •, ' -1! •l ,i'l;,' If you want quality product, best Instillation and servlet · !Jilt~lled In this 1area, call uil tomorrow. Witt\ $1.fgler. J you II, ~t high heating performance In· a -low i:om~ . !=lblnet. The price Is right If you !~stall now. Oleck wit~· u* · . . · "'': '"''·' . ·~ \ ' • i fi ·~ .. a new hoooe wu the ..,... jjf witat may llepoiilllno began arriving in proye to be tl)e llrgtlll droYel by 7:Bq a.m., when 1110 d 1"'\'""lln U.B; baJtk!rla tree '4!adeil j)IFFielll llklftiJt . ~: hlo~~tin, .:m llnl!d up' by f tho ~. wwe clearly ~· to be. reclllmihl 'their , c'o'vefll!llent.:lnlur'd · tll011ey ' frOOI .OU~ Ill IIIII Federal :::dt .· .. ,,,, " .~. · . PDIC Oo!tln'nan J'rPl \t1ue hlmlelf .preBiled tbe'l lil'll ,. I "'sAY, MOM, l •wabl lo talk lo you about dad." Thts Ultle male, llbowa with ljo mother, Is a double rarity. II'• a female, wiUOJI 11 IWiaual, aad U'o one o1 a set of ~.another ..dHy. ne aalmal1 an ard PIIWlpe of Syracuse, ltad. \ ~ (ID'I) -Mae ,_..,ld Ch!io U.yd W..IIMl lo Be ...... 11 .,. . . " .... nria, ~. IF!'I ~btallew Tbtnday atllbt ad ..W ap II a t•••,......,,. ltolttiiiL "I · over 1o a frloatl'a !aoWoe and deeldod to have Mtb ~·~ .._whata ~e edllla frload'a •-·" an I dltlt'l-lo 10 to ltngled willa ,...,_, Tile ~·s::mtf!"! a.m. owued by Rich- ' lhnme!' at leUt 3110 - ;{ Depo~ll· ·' ·lniuran~~-;. ~i1rll· ·,,, (FDIC.), •, lite PAGE 11 [!!!!4i Back Off lsraellhrearened a slowdown In Middle East peace contacts Saturday and said New York was not a suitable site for negoltatiOftB. Lebanon charged an Israeli raiding force had Ill rust across the Lebanese border in a new cease-fire violation. The Israelis made it clear Saturday they would not proceed with Middle East peace talks until they got action on their charges lllat Egypt twice had violal<!d the cease-lire by Installing more Soviet mi&!Ues near the SUez Canal. Mordechai Gazit, deputy director general of Israel's Foreign Ministry, referring to tile peace mission of Unil<!d Nations special envoy Gunnar V. Jarring, saido "Following tile Egyptian violations of the cease-fire wael is considering slowing down her contacts with Mr. Jarring." Gazit said Israel wanl<!d the talks held at tbe foreign .mlnlsU.r level and oomewhere else than New York. He did not specify the site but political sow-ces said the Israelis were pushing for Cyprus. "It is Inconceivable lllat such complical<!d negotlatlona should be held at only ambassadorial level," Gazit said In an InU.rview on the state radio. "Israel alao considers New York as the least suitable of all tile proposed venues because of the publicity that would attend the talks there." Jordan and F.gypt already have said they want the talks held in New Y,.-k at amhassa· doriallevel and have nominated their U.N. ambassadors to atU.nd them. Israel twice accuaed the Egyptians this week of moving up Soviet-made SAM missiles to within 12 miles of the canal and starting fresh construction on SAM slteo in violation of the cease-fire, now in il second week. ~ Israelis contend the United States as the negotiator and mediator of the ceaaHtre, was responsible for seeing the missiles were removed. Israel was accuoed by tho Arabs Saturday on violaUng the cease-fire Friday night by sending troops across tho frontier Into Lebanon. A Lebanese military spotes. man In Beirut said lhe Israeli soldiers blew up three buildings near tile Lebanese border village of Danira, and then kidnaped two villagers shortly before midnight. He gave no further detalla, and did not Indica!<! whether Lebanese forces engaged thelsraellt. It waa the fourth violation reporu.d by Lebanon of the U.S. sponsored ceas«ire than went into effect last Friday night. Israeli planes attacked Into southern Lebanon on the 9th, lith and 12th of AugUit, according lo Beirut military announcements." HIS NAME meaDB moDey, Tblo Is olncer Jolauay Cali In 114! when be wao a boy of 11 at Dyeea, Arlo:, Campus Commission Criticized The mlabap occurred aboul ) FOR SUNDAY, AU.GUST 16, 1970 food !Ito ' I halt rut ' ''" ' reported that regional and to . $1.6 Million Goes before you buy. · undesirable IUbjeeta. popular force mllillamen and southward to markets In Phnom companions were critically lnle!'Citange. burt, when their I!PIIt'la Witnesses ·said the impact ' • drifted across a highway line waa so fierce the car waa lntq a tractor - trailer Saturdt!Y snapped in two, alto! tho truc1t /Witl • .ile111'4••· . ,,,':f oiliOVed " . . . ·aboUt iiiOfftl rrom flili te Pollee • said Paul point of collision. · · · -" · 1 Cl•enla,22,olcfnne!toit,neir' '·< '' .. ' Mon.tcom•ry. agel Met,ln • · O.JI'.Geiltry,44,ofSiokedale, ~ l.ewi;j, lt, of ~. Oblo, N! C., a trucker of Roadway wwe dead on arrival at a EJ:press of Akron, Oblo, was not " Cllarleat.on hOSpital. injured. · . In fiUill'ded !:Ondillon were Pollee said they could not oU.. Cbltimbus youtho, ~U.nillne the car'• driver, but Edward Riley, 18, and l!BldlhovehlclewastraveUngat Robert TaylCI', 20. a high rate of epeed. . ,_ • ~ I. Homes Corporation. recruited in the popul0111 area · north of Phnom Penh. In VIet Nam U.S. spokeanien discloaed that Communist SAM missiles fired on a U.S. Navy RFa reconnaissance plane and 111 two llghU.r escorts Friday near the North VIetnamese city o1 Vlnh. Tilt American planes look evasive action and did not return tile fire, spokesmen said. Tilt reconnaissance jet returned undamaged to ita aircraft carrier base In the Gulf of Tonkin. In ground acUon, U.S. spokesmen reporu.d a tAltal of seven Americans killed and $2 WOIDided In flreflghti, mltt&exploslona and bobby trap incidents In South VIetnam. South Vletnameae spokesmen Two youna men died, and two two miles west of tile St. Alballl . crats .ln ihla elecllon year. . n wOUld give lhelil • perfect campaign forwn for berating republicans leu than two monilia before tile eleelloo. U campU5 disorder leillslatlon were approved, It would be lhe wrong kind. U nothing were done, the session would be a waau. of lime, brought about by "d<><~oll)lng" Republicans and paid foc by the talq)llyers. The leadership also fears, no doubt, that a special oession could be opened up to Include VOL IV NO. 29 At Winfield ·~llppf I Talre advllllt... of "National Kllow -HDw" ••• See the all nitw "Par~ Avenuti~', ,hJ N.ttonal OhwPolitic. Two Killed would be mailed to their collection . The only writing instrument Uley could use would be crayons-if IIIey had a sharp object they might harm themselves. They could show up for work and leave any time they desired. Vacations would be unlimil<!d. Their checks f nemy Cheshire-Kyger Creek Group "'' ;:®»~WI!Bffii' ;.::_....._;g;:;:;:~.. -·- .!> - ' • ~~~?~ WASJIINGTON (UP!) -Vice Adm. Hyman G. Rickover says if we don't abollsb some of the make-work jobs at the Pentagon, our defense may collapse of ita own weight. And he Insists he's not kidding. "On a given Monday mornIng, I would close off the fourth ,.,, ~of the Penta'.":'_'¥"~.,allow ., .... ~·I¥11Y ""ough pe'l!l,.to .\Jn lh4i r fir~t three floors," Rickover ' tMd a House apf)ropriations subcommittee that wondered what sl<!ps could be taken, "The next Monday I would have the !bird floor roped off and penni! only those who fill the first two floors to retain their joiJS. That would be a good start." Rlckover, the peppery scienUsHailor generally credil<!d with having prodded the Navy Into the nuclear age, said if that didn't wock he had an alternative plan. "I think it would also be aceeptable to your social IICienllsb," he said of this oecond suggestion. "Classify the pentagon people A, 8 and C. A does the work. 8 and C are given offices without SI!Cfetaries, messengers, desks, ruga, U.lephones, typewriU.rs or water pitchers. They do get scratch pada on which to writ<! letters to each other in longhand. Dummy Mall "The letters would be dropped In dwnmy mail boxes and lllere would be no i{fl... .. Pentagon almost Useless '; reviewed. The)ralso note lllat agreeJiieQt must be reacl!ed on recommendaUonabeforehandoo tllellouaeandSenateeOIIIdaet in a swift and orderly manner. Tilt GOP IQd,ers are Sklttlsh about reporil ·~ decJston has been made to bold a specla1 se111on. They want .ID be able to go either way when they make up their minds. Tlu,.real factor In the matter, whiob no one talks about, Is politlca, A special session could not help but benefit the Demo- ( I Southwestern Group · · t~o.'­ BidweU.Portm' Gmup ~ ' ,,•' ·•·· rec'Oinft1elldaUoO.. Canlon, :ihe ·~ · or the . '1'1!018 reciJI:mnendiiUona for comm1~1 an4·!fmue Speilqr Ji\\l•lbleleg(Jiatlon will be.listed .Charles F. Kurfeu; l'W!\>wUng arlddiscti.tledbytheeommillee, Green, and Senate Ppsldetlt Ill. slslf I!O<IIOilllel and the Pro 1'erllPON · ~ M. Leglalallve Service Commil- Qtay; R-Piqua, bOll\ ol whom s~Ori, research arm of the 'a!Selnbh!d the comrirlttee at tile Ge~eral Aoaembly. . • behest ollho Houae and Senate IIi a couple of weeki, it will last June. be lime for a deelsioQ on Toe ~ Now whether to aak Gov. James A. Levitt, Kurfess and Gray ~II Rhodes to call ~ speclal say It's too early tuay whethsion. ~ declaion will have .to er a ~ sesalon Is warbe made by House Majority ranted. They pulnt 1D the mass Leader Robert · E. Levitt, R· of lnfonnalion which must be '· LEONARD ;. .· (UPI)· • _ Jeadert In 111e Ohio n.,. find on t11e .hon11 of 1 ~ as to whether they Qampus Unrel!t Issue ..... I will drll1k llallllllff aplll. " . PIB,_. , JACKSON, Mlas. (UPI)-{;ov. John Bell Williams accuaed tile President's Conunission.. on Cam~ pnrest Sal111:~yl',;of a dtliberare elfOrt to &eare racial strife in Mississippi, and auggested it be disbanded or reorganized. Williams, in a lengthy U.legram to President Nl:a:on, said certain members of tile com· mlasion should be removed because of "bias, prejudice, sectional hatred and conl<!mpt for duly constitul<!d authority." The sharply-worded message came in die wake of a threeday hearing conducted by the commission here into disorders that broke out at Jackson Stat<! College last spring and claimed two lives. The group is scheduled to open a hearing in Ohio Wednesday Into the fatal shooting of four Kent State University studenta. The governor said lhe commission made no "serious attempt" to detennine causes or campus unrest at Jackson Stsl<! but condncted "a pointed· iy biased Inquisition againSt duly consUtuted law enforcement authorities olllle stale of Mississippi and deliberaU.Iy sought to creal<! racial strife, animosity, and to encourage violence among our people.'' "In the light of their conduct while In Mlaslasippi, their unrest, I suggest that litis obvious bias on tile side of the commisslon be d.iaaolved,'' said \1\w.bfeakt;!'S and , rioters and w~. ~~~~ · As an aiU!rnaU. _ . . of ~~~. llflll tile •ll,bs<>luU! ~nee of objectivity In acUon, he suggested.,p.. apperforming llleir assigned tasks pointment of "competent perto lnvestigal<! causes of campus sons with open minds" to replace members who "eDtlb(ted such obvloua bias, pre)udi<!J, oectlonal hatred ~ ~\fD1PI for duly COIIIti!i,tteol'. ·'J(ate aulllority, and have o!Moualy pre-judged tile cases oo the side of the rioters." Ten Hurt in Explosion NEW DEI.JII (UP!)- Police arresl<!d an estimated ~.ooo persons across the country Saturday as u.na of thousands of demonstrators tried to oeize farms, landed estalea, golf courses and a race track In a campaign ID force a change In land policies on tho Indian government. The demonstrators,led by the pro-Moscow Communltt party and a coalition of Soclallst groups, waved Red .banners, ~lanted flags on 11&eized" land, chanted slogans ID encourqe peasants to help themselvea to acreage, and symbolically plowed one piece of land. In Poona city on the Indian West Coast, former Deputy Premier Morarjl Desai said India was going through a ==-~~~(@~:®=-~~- VFW period ln which its people were losing their faith In the rule of law, because of the government's failure to act on land refonn and other problems. Not far from where he spoke, a worker for the ruling Congress . party of Prime Minister Indira Gandhi waa arrested along will! 50 workers of other parties when IIIey tried to seize a fl.-acre golf COID'IB and build huts on it. HUIIdreda Amlted In Bombay, police arresl<!d several hundred demonstrators who aasaulted tile front gates of lhe Mahalamtl race course. Tilt demonstrators said IIIey planned to plt<:h rents and set up houses on tile track. A Communist member of parliament, 8bupesh Gupta, and 101 followers were arrested on a !ann IIIey tried to seize ln southern India, and In Bangalore, 1,000 miles south of New Delhi, Communists occuplred the estare of a local maharajah. Mrs. Gandhi, in a speech marking ·the 23rd anniversary of India's Independence, Satur· dsy called on her people to "talte up the challenge of change•" and said• "I take a pledge now to fight to remove litis scourge will! all my energy and I hope the people of India will be wtth me to fight it." But she denounced tile socalled "land-grab" movement launched Aug. 9 by the opposition coaliUon, saying that agrarian problems had to be oetded peaceably. ' Is Out of New York came afl<!r National Collllllllllder Raymond A. Gallagher of Redfield, S. D., crltized a comment made by Lindsay. Tilt New York mayor was quoted as 18ying that real "heroes" are the YOIDI8 men who defect to ' Csnada (I' Sweden and refuse to serve in the armed forces. �a~ , f{()P:in [)ilernma ·· . · · . · . '. r~: ,. a ~ ~ ll(>eCial ~on ID coocentrale on cam~lllrestlqlalallon. .Tho select HoUle • Senate ciJ!IPu:l~ 'tudy commit·~;Mi now tho public fiJllahed hiel\i'lng phaie of ill work and >, Is tlflln8.·1brough voluminous U!ollmontto pick out recurring •••.• r,.• Hannan Trace Group r ' Brickbats from an Admiral WASHINGTON <UPII - The fpther of the nuclear submarine says the Portsmouth, N. H., naval shipyard- recently kepi open by order of President Nlxoo - Is "the most Inefficient ... t have ever seen." . Vice Adm. Hyman G. Rickover said . that since 1961, P0118montb-lllls taken one yeatlo""er Uiilb tlle' ii~xt slowest yanno 1iuUd 'llatilelii'..,attick sabmarlnes and tbree years longer the the mOI!t efflelent yard. "U the Navy assigned cooslructlon of one of tlfe n•w high-speed submarines to Portsmouth. It would probably eoet $4G to $70 mUlloa more than construcllonlo a private yard," Rlekover said In testimony before the .House ApproprlaUona Committee last May 13 and made pubUe Friday. At the same time, Rlckover said the United States would lose Its numer,lcal supremacy ill nuclear submarines to the Soviet Union sometime In 1970. He said the blame eliald be placed primarily on lhe sboulden of government bureauracy. "It takes longer to flgbl for approval of a project than it takes to develop and ilnlld It," the crusty admiral said. "That II why our llhlps are obsolescent before _we get theln to sea." homes." A publlabed transcript of tho subcommittee hearing May 13 showed afthlt point (laughter), "Why do you think thlt It so funny?" Rlckover demanded. "You have all klnda of people In the Defense Ilepaftipent who are making work fir the very few who are engaged In and capable of doing the work," Rickover oald. "In fact I am styled Loretta !Jme Pauley n. surprised lbat In light of tho Nimrod Simpson Pauley. Tho sltulltion we·are doing as well plalntllf was aWirded custody militarily. But .tho Rusaians of three cblldret. have alread,y surp88lid us In a Five Actions Adjudicated PI'. PlEASANT - Judgment In live actions was ordered by Judp James Lee Th<mpaon J'riday, arden filed In the office of Howard Schult!, Mason County Circuit aerk, disclooed. .,_, County Hoopltal, Inc. - aranted judgment 1n lllree aetloDB. Defendants and ....-....., WWlam Edward BoaecuUer and Patricia Booealllllr, ror •u6 plu lattreat and coota; Phyllis Dllarea Cuney and Weldon G. 'hJe, fU1.18, lnterell and collll: Looter Leonard and lleltJ Jackson Leonard, t~.•.a. intereot and """"' . Welfare Flnln<o Corporatim, • CGI'P· - IJ'IIIIO!d Jud8ment 11 tho anwa of muo with .. .. fnm ""'· 14 qalnst .JIIIDP. iiiiDpmer IDd PbfDia llllmp'uer, :- C. A. Robrodot C<mpany Inc, ~~- jltdrpnenl. In lhe ' , ..._. Ill t310.10 ....... Plad . Piper Rttreala Inc., llolnl '• bllbltea •• Pleuant Polllt illlrt wllllllil Jill' cent lrWelt . . Nlruarr .. li10 and .... ~ ...-tloa !tied b)' Darla .;... OMit =a.=t <f: JWtm ·'• •*"Ill a·~ dl,..e. 111 - •~- ...,, ' PHNOM PENH (UPI)-Cam. bodWo mllitary autltorlllea reI'<Jr!lld Salllrdaylllat more than 6,000 VIet Cong apd cambodlan CGmmunlats are staging mllitary bulldu!oo! jlllt :10 miles north and soutlt ol the cambodlan capital or Phnom Penh. Military officers said 1,000 well-equlppedYietConggueiTIIlao In green uniforms were concentrating In OU Dong, about 20 miles north of Phnom Penh, and were completely controlling that town. C8mbodlan authorities said an esllma(ed 6,000 more VIet Coog bad poured IniAl lite Saang aree. 20 miles southwest or tho capltal. They said the VIet Cong were accompanied by an unknown number of C8mbodlan (Khmer Rouge) Communisla ON TOUR-Three hlUidred alnety-!!b: Head Start ebUilren, pare11ta alld lii'Oflr&m penoaell (m the four groups above) recently toured the new Paul R. Lyne Physical EdueaUon Cenler at Rio Grande CoDege. Alter tbe tour aU went to the Bob Evans Farm Shelter hollse and reereaUon area. The children and staffs were from the Hannan Trace, Southwestena, North Gallla and Kyger Creek centers. number of important military areas and we will continue to fall fullier behind if something is not done." Among specific steps, he said officers passed over twice for - - -- - - -- - -- -- - - - - promoUon should be retired. Even if lbla look doubM pay, he said the country would come out ahead. fltakt . ' "TTIAT OLD fASHIOIID - I l l " WINFIELD, .W. Va. (UPI) - .,,;.,:nc.. , 1•• ' Jr· ··" ~~~ . '• GSPEC1At . .... . We Have The Low Price! Check Wl• · Us Before You Buy! ~ · ) '• ,• ' . • ' ~ ~t:':\!f.uii ·~~ = lulurY. " - inflooir 41f~':l: and ti comfcruaTclii r,et ~ .M?!i' f!id.'~ • • ~=r;..t;;;;~~ ' . ih:~AVENlQil",IJia ol!i'll itl'f II .; .It'll ::.o:=~._./!~balr..--,tlllltl ~~·· Quality homn with built in nveblll.tv Mel charm ... backed by,. the depel!dablllty of pioneers in the mobllil-'home field. . ,, ~ "" ' suppUes of ~ Eqeeted Tilt governor "-• .tho autllorN• ity I!> U.t tho llllbjecta to be considered and add to that llsl if huo ~. n was recalled thlit Rhodes summoned a special10111ion In November 11184, on fivesubjeetsandthelawmakers were still in at Cbriatmas lime with more than 100 matters on their hands. This IS hardly. likely now, however. Rhodes Is not running for office and has indlcal<!d he will do the blddin& ollho GOP leadenhlp. On tho other side ollhe coin, the Republlcanoleadera"" . e afraid to Bit back for lhe rest of the year without trying to do anything on ClllljMIIlWeBI. Tiley passed a s!Aipgap sure in J!Die, but It has yet ID be tested. The rm teots may come In September or October -right before election - and any campus esploeions could make an idle Republlcan-<!00trolled legislature look bad. mea:. ), Tilt ehillltl>ge lheo 'for RepubUcan Iii;' Joa4.,tt'lq' ~·. up will! a boclef oet ol ·bi!Jt which speak to specific~ · of Ohio law oo admlnlstratlon at etate.C..l:ati · and unlvertltles. ;. · · Such a package must .tben ·lie eopouoedbyllopubllcaos,lli!llq. crata and the Rbodel aclmlrl{, tratlon and enacted wllh ·~ mlnlrnum of fuoe. OtiJerwiM. a ll(>eCial oession would be litother headache the GOP dpesn'~ need juat now. ' ,..iiY ·llii4 •, . annored cavalry units bad killed 91 Communists and captured Zl Friday about nine miles south of the northern !own of Tam Ky and 330 miles north of Saigon. - , . 4)l0ktl11111e11 said the SouUo Vietnamese forces lost one man ~ and eight wounded In tile fighUng and captured 23 weapons. In Cambodia, officers reportad that at tho town of OU Dong, on ffigbway 5 north of Phnom Penh said that 1,000 Conununlst troops had moved In and seized control of areas Including a ~&cred hilltop tomb of Ang Duong, a 19th century Cambodian king. The officers ll!lid the Comn>u· nlsia were also urging villagers Penh and to put an economic squ.... on the capital. In a second build up, south of the capital, an esUmaU!d 5,000 Conununlsts were reported concentrated near the hatdescarred town of Saang. Cambodian ·military ofllcers said they were carefully observing the rapid Communist concentration but could not pinpoint 111e porentlal torget of the Communiat troops. Other reports said that five Cambodian government battalions poised to recapture tile strategic Klrlrom plateau, 56 miles southeast of Phnom Penh, have been removed and replaced with a regiment of fresh troops from the capital. . .: Blick to ·Patrons EA'ro!m>WN, N.J. (UPII- check to David Leach, 21, a Ron · Blueh1or bumed bia senior at Iowa State Collage -~t ·~ $atuniaY to lite who arrived •t the bank with a ·~ of fellow CWitomers aleeptn8 hag 10 !lOurs before It :sipping rre. Kooi-Aid u they · opened. .Rltedto'llle their money 011t Set:ond . in tloe waa Robert of",ibl f;.lontown NaiiOII!il Koenig who bad appeared at · ~~ · ,. , , ' 1:15 a.m. becauaa ite wanu.d ' · .~ Wu a , CIF'tlival-llte to be eure of money filr a down . !~ -~~':,;~~ ~=· :on ' '' Forced Ai Far ...... limllatiJn •, ' -1! •l ,i'l;,' If you want quality product, best Instillation and servlet · !Jilt~lled In this 1area, call uil tomorrow. Witt\ $1.fgler. J you II, ~t high heating performance In· a -low i:om~ . !=lblnet. The price Is right If you !~stall now. Oleck wit~· u* · . . · "'': '"''·' . ·~ \ ' • i fi ·~ .. a new hoooe wu the ..,... jjf witat may llepoiilllno began arriving in proye to be tl)e llrgtlll droYel by 7:Bq a.m., when 1110 d 1"'\'""lln U.B; baJtk!rla tree '4!adeil j)IFFielll llklftiJt . ~: hlo~~tin, .:m llnl!d up' by f tho ~. wwe clearly ~· to be. reclllmihl 'their , c'o'vefll!llent.:lnlur'd · tll011ey ' frOOI .OU~ Ill IIIII Federal :::dt .· .. ,,,, " .~. · . PDIC Oo!tln'nan J'rPl \t1ue hlmlelf .preBiled tbe'l lil'll ,. I "'sAY, MOM, l •wabl lo talk lo you about dad." Thts Ultle male, llbowa with ljo mother, Is a double rarity. II'• a female, wiUOJI 11 IWiaual, aad U'o one o1 a set of ~.another ..dHy. ne aalmal1 an ard PIIWlpe of Syracuse, ltad. \ ~ (ID'I) -Mae ,_..,ld Ch!io U.yd W..IIMl lo Be ...... 11 .,. . . " .... nria, ~. IF!'I ~btallew Tbtnday atllbt ad ..W ap II a t•••,......,,. ltolttiiiL "I · over 1o a frloatl'a !aoWoe and deeldod to have Mtb ~·~ .._whata ~e edllla frload'a •-·" an I dltlt'l-lo 10 to ltngled willa ,...,_, Tile ~·s::mtf!"! a.m. owued by Rich- ' lhnme!' at leUt 3110 - ;{ Depo~ll· ·' ·lniuran~~-;. ~i1rll· ·,,, (FDIC.), •, lite PAGE 11 [!!!!4i Back Off lsraellhrearened a slowdown In Middle East peace contacts Saturday and said New York was not a suitable site for negoltatiOftB. Lebanon charged an Israeli raiding force had Ill rust across the Lebanese border in a new cease-fire violation. The Israelis made it clear Saturday they would not proceed with Middle East peace talks until they got action on their charges lllat Egypt twice had violal<!d the cease-lire by Installing more Soviet mi&!Ues near the SUez Canal. Mordechai Gazit, deputy director general of Israel's Foreign Ministry, referring to tile peace mission of Unil<!d Nations special envoy Gunnar V. Jarring, saido "Following tile Egyptian violations of the cease-fire wael is considering slowing down her contacts with Mr. Jarring." Gazit said Israel wanl<!d the talks held at tbe foreign .mlnlsU.r level and oomewhere else than New York. He did not specify the site but political sow-ces said the Israelis were pushing for Cyprus. "It is Inconceivable lllat such complical<!d negotlatlona should be held at only ambassadorial level," Gazit said In an InU.rview on the state radio. "Israel alao considers New York as the least suitable of all tile proposed venues because of the publicity that would attend the talks there." Jordan and F.gypt already have said they want the talks held in New Y,.-k at amhassa· doriallevel and have nominated their U.N. ambassadors to atU.nd them. Israel twice accuaed the Egyptians this week of moving up Soviet-made SAM missiles to within 12 miles of the canal and starting fresh construction on SAM slteo in violation of the cease-fire, now in il second week. ~ Israelis contend the United States as the negotiator and mediator of the ceaaHtre, was responsible for seeing the missiles were removed. Israel was accuoed by tho Arabs Saturday on violaUng the cease-fire Friday night by sending troops across tho frontier Into Lebanon. A Lebanese military spotes. man In Beirut said lhe Israeli soldiers blew up three buildings near tile Lebanese border village of Danira, and then kidnaped two villagers shortly before midnight. He gave no further detalla, and did not Indica!<! whether Lebanese forces engaged thelsraellt. It waa the fourth violation reporu.d by Lebanon of the U.S. sponsored ceas«ire than went into effect last Friday night. Israeli planes attacked Into southern Lebanon on the 9th, lith and 12th of AugUit, according lo Beirut military announcements." HIS NAME meaDB moDey, Tblo Is olncer Jolauay Cali In 114! when be wao a boy of 11 at Dyeea, Arlo:, Campus Commission Criticized The mlabap occurred aboul ) FOR SUNDAY, AU.GUST 16, 1970 food !Ito ' I halt rut ' ''" ' reported that regional and to . $1.6 Million Goes before you buy. · undesirable IUbjeeta. popular force mllillamen and southward to markets In Phnom companions were critically lnle!'Citange. burt, when their I!PIIt'la Witnesses ·said the impact ' • drifted across a highway line waa so fierce the car waa lntq a tractor - trailer Saturdt!Y snapped in two, alto! tho truc1t /Witl • .ile111'4••· . ,,,':f oiliOVed " . . . ·aboUt iiiOfftl rrom flili te Pollee • said Paul point of collision. · · · -" · 1 Cl•enla,22,olcfnne!toit,neir' '·< '' .. ' Mon.tcom•ry. agel Met,ln • · O.JI'.Geiltry,44,ofSiokedale, ~ l.ewi;j, lt, of ~. Oblo, N! C., a trucker of Roadway wwe dead on arrival at a EJ:press of Akron, Oblo, was not " Cllarleat.on hOSpital. injured. · . In fiUill'ded !:Ondillon were Pollee said they could not oU.. Cbltimbus youtho, ~U.nillne the car'• driver, but Edward Riley, 18, and l!BldlhovehlclewastraveUngat Robert TaylCI', 20. a high rate of epeed. . ,_ • ~ I. Homes Corporation. recruited in the popul0111 area · north of Phnom Penh. In VIet Nam U.S. spokeanien discloaed that Communist SAM missiles fired on a U.S. Navy RFa reconnaissance plane and 111 two llghU.r escorts Friday near the North VIetnamese city o1 Vlnh. Tilt American planes look evasive action and did not return tile fire, spokesmen said. Tilt reconnaissance jet returned undamaged to ita aircraft carrier base In the Gulf of Tonkin. In ground acUon, U.S. spokesmen reporu.d a tAltal of seven Americans killed and $2 WOIDided In flreflghti, mltt&exploslona and bobby trap incidents In South VIetnam. South Vletnameae spokesmen Two youna men died, and two two miles west of tile St. Alballl . crats .ln ihla elecllon year. . n wOUld give lhelil • perfect campaign forwn for berating republicans leu than two monilia before tile eleelloo. U campU5 disorder leillslatlon were approved, It would be lhe wrong kind. U nothing were done, the session would be a waau. of lime, brought about by "d<><~oll)lng" Republicans and paid foc by the talq)llyers. The leadership also fears, no doubt, that a special oession could be opened up to Include VOL IV NO. 29 At Winfield ·~llppf I Talre advllllt... of "National Kllow -HDw" ••• See the all nitw "Par~ Avenuti~', ,hJ N.ttonal OhwPolitic. Two Killed would be mailed to their collection . The only writing instrument Uley could use would be crayons-if IIIey had a sharp object they might harm themselves. They could show up for work and leave any time they desired. Vacations would be unlimil<!d. Their checks f nemy Cheshire-Kyger Creek Group "'' ;:®»~WI!Bffii' ;.::_....._;g;:;:;:~.. -·- .!> - ' • ~~~?~ WASJIINGTON (UP!) -Vice Adm. Hyman G. Rickover says if we don't abollsb some of the make-work jobs at the Pentagon, our defense may collapse of ita own weight. And he Insists he's not kidding. "On a given Monday mornIng, I would close off the fourth ,.,, ~of the Penta'.":'_'¥"~.,allow ., .... ~·I¥11Y ""ough pe'l!l,.to .\Jn lh4i r fir~t three floors," Rickover ' tMd a House apf)ropriations subcommittee that wondered what sl<!ps could be taken, "The next Monday I would have the !bird floor roped off and penni! only those who fill the first two floors to retain their joiJS. That would be a good start." Rlckover, the peppery scienUsHailor generally credil<!d with having prodded the Navy Into the nuclear age, said if that didn't wock he had an alternative plan. "I think it would also be aceeptable to your social IICienllsb," he said of this oecond suggestion. "Classify the pentagon people A, 8 and C. A does the work. 8 and C are given offices without SI!Cfetaries, messengers, desks, ruga, U.lephones, typewriU.rs or water pitchers. They do get scratch pada on which to writ<! letters to each other in longhand. Dummy Mall "The letters would be dropped In dwnmy mail boxes and lllere would be no i{fl... .. Pentagon almost Useless '; reviewed. The)ralso note lllat agreeJiieQt must be reacl!ed on recommendaUonabeforehandoo tllellouaeandSenateeOIIIdaet in a swift and orderly manner. Tilt GOP IQd,ers are Sklttlsh about reporil ·~ decJston has been made to bold a specla1 se111on. They want .ID be able to go either way when they make up their minds. Tlu,.real factor In the matter, whiob no one talks about, Is politlca, A special session could not help but benefit the Demo- ( I Southwestern Group · · t~o.'­ BidweU.Portm' Gmup ~ ' ,,•' ·•·· rec'Oinft1elldaUoO.. Canlon, :ihe ·~ · or the . '1'1!018 reciJI:mnendiiUona for comm1~1 an4·!fmue Speilqr Ji\\l•lbleleg(Jiatlon will be.listed .Charles F. Kurfeu; l'W!\>wUng arlddiscti.tledbytheeommillee, Green, and Senate Ppsldetlt Ill. slslf I!O<IIOilllel and the Pro 1'erllPON · ~ M. Leglalallve Service Commil- Qtay; R-Piqua, bOll\ ol whom s~Ori, research arm of the 'a!Selnbh!d the comrirlttee at tile Ge~eral Aoaembly. . • behest ollho Houae and Senate IIi a couple of weeki, it will last June. be lime for a deelsioQ on Toe ~ Now whether to aak Gov. James A. Levitt, Kurfess and Gray ~II Rhodes to call ~ speclal say It's too early tuay whethsion. ~ declaion will have .to er a ~ sesalon Is warbe made by House Majority ranted. They pulnt 1D the mass Leader Robert · E. Levitt, R· of lnfonnalion which must be '· LEONARD ;. .· (UPI)· • _ Jeadert In 111e Ohio n.,. find on t11e .hon11 of 1 ~ as to whether they Qampus Unrel!t Issue ..... I will drll1k llallllllff aplll. " . PIB,_. , JACKSON, Mlas. (UPI)-{;ov. John Bell Williams accuaed tile President's Conunission.. on Cam~ pnrest Sal111:~yl',;of a dtliberare elfOrt to &eare racial strife in Mississippi, and auggested it be disbanded or reorganized. Williams, in a lengthy U.legram to President Nl:a:on, said certain members of tile com· mlasion should be removed because of "bias, prejudice, sectional hatred and conl<!mpt for duly constitul<!d authority." The sharply-worded message came in die wake of a threeday hearing conducted by the commission here into disorders that broke out at Jackson Stat<! College last spring and claimed two lives. The group is scheduled to open a hearing in Ohio Wednesday Into the fatal shooting of four Kent State University studenta. The governor said lhe commission made no "serious attempt" to detennine causes or campus unrest at Jackson Stsl<! but condncted "a pointed· iy biased Inquisition againSt duly consUtuted law enforcement authorities olllle stale of Mississippi and deliberaU.Iy sought to creal<! racial strife, animosity, and to encourage violence among our people.'' "In the light of their conduct while In Mlaslasippi, their unrest, I suggest that litis obvious bias on tile side of the commisslon be d.iaaolved,'' said \1\w.bfeakt;!'S and , rioters and w~. ~~~~ · As an aiU!rnaU. _ . . of ~~~. llflll tile •ll,bs<>luU! ~nee of objectivity In acUon, he suggested.,p.. apperforming llleir assigned tasks pointment of "competent perto lnvestigal<! causes of campus sons with open minds" to replace members who "eDtlb(ted such obvloua bias, pre)udi<!J, oectlonal hatred ~ ~\fD1PI for duly COIIIti!i,tteol'. ·'J(ate aulllority, and have o!Moualy pre-judged tile cases oo the side of the rioters." Ten Hurt in Explosion NEW DEI.JII (UP!)- Police arresl<!d an estimated ~.ooo persons across the country Saturday as u.na of thousands of demonstrators tried to oeize farms, landed estalea, golf courses and a race track In a campaign ID force a change In land policies on tho Indian government. The demonstrators,led by the pro-Moscow Communltt party and a coalition of Soclallst groups, waved Red .banners, ~lanted flags on 11&eized" land, chanted slogans ID encourqe peasants to help themselvea to acreage, and symbolically plowed one piece of land. In Poona city on the Indian West Coast, former Deputy Premier Morarjl Desai said India was going through a ==-~~~(@~:®=-~~- VFW period ln which its people were losing their faith In the rule of law, because of the government's failure to act on land refonn and other problems. Not far from where he spoke, a worker for the ruling Congress . party of Prime Minister Indira Gandhi waa arrested along will! 50 workers of other parties when IIIey tried to seize a fl.-acre golf COID'IB and build huts on it. HUIIdreda Amlted In Bombay, police arresl<!d several hundred demonstrators who aasaulted tile front gates of lhe Mahalamtl race course. Tilt demonstrators said IIIey planned to plt<:h rents and set up houses on tile track. A Communist member of parliament, 8bupesh Gupta, and 101 followers were arrested on a !ann IIIey tried to seize ln southern India, and In Bangalore, 1,000 miles south of New Delhi, Communists occuplred the estare of a local maharajah. Mrs. Gandhi, in a speech marking ·the 23rd anniversary of India's Independence, Satur· dsy called on her people to "talte up the challenge of change•" and said• "I take a pledge now to fight to remove litis scourge will! all my energy and I hope the people of India will be wtth me to fight it." But she denounced tile socalled "land-grab" movement launched Aug. 9 by the opposition coaliUon, saying that agrarian problems had to be oetded peaceably. ' Is Out of New York came afl<!r National Collllllllllder Raymond A. Gallagher of Redfield, S. D., crltized a comment made by Lindsay. Tilt New York mayor was quoted as 18ying that real "heroes" are the YOIDI8 men who defect to ' Csnada (I' Sweden and refuse to serve in the armed forces. �-N~ .tllMI.81lmhr•.-.~lm , ,~. . orld of Religion · \ , ,·• '" · .. .', .. ·~p~rtheid Challenging Ch-~~~h' .....· •Jif LOUIS CA&'I~ •;11 UPUiellllil Writer ·.m:chriJU.,. chii'Chel In RllodeMM are r1sti!1s their esiatence •411 defy · 1 new apartheid law '. i'e ct>N by the willte suprema·;tf regime of Premier Ian Smith. •:•d'helr open defiance of the :11011ernment on groWids of • Qulstian principle conlronts Smith with a hard choice. H he backs down In the face of I adamant church oppOaitiOn; he'll lose support.8lDQII8 willie Rhodesian VIllers committed to segrecaUon at any cost. On the other band, If he responda with hard-banded suppression of the churcbet, seizure of their property and wholesale arrests of tlielr leaders, he'll outrage public opinion in COWilrles such as the United States and Brlteln, whose favor llhadesia Is ----------------------------·II Beat •••• I I Of the Bend I I I I By Bob Hoeflich I I I POMEROY - Demle DeVol of Lanc:utor, who ..,..-ales ~~;'"~''"~UJ~Iutin~I~•oc~ut~er~, ~AccortllD8 a for Metgl CoWIIyand willother mowpolnta, towards Pl>meroy In part. to pi 11 reput ~ the part might be located In Metgl Oiunlf, or It may be oome plaoo botw- Midand CheSIIre. The perk will be birge I!IIOIIib to .... IIIID<idatoiGO moWe bcmel, acrordliJ81o plans at the lllllllelll. of ear~ courlln8: One lblng oeems clear: if any IH!cldng doYfn Is done, the govornmont will bave to do it. Proteatent' and Roman caiJlolic churclt leadtrs, In an Ullpri!COdented dl.!lplay of unity, bave set their jan for a sboYfdown and are prepared to ae<epl whatever lnatilll.llonal or personaJ martyrdom It may entail. 'lbe only exception to the United !lui!tian Front Is the Dutch Reformed Olurcb, willch bas managed In Rhodesia u In South Africa to rec:onclle apartheid with Its conception of the g-1. All other major Proteatent bodies, includlni the Angllcana, Methodists, Presbyterians and the Salvation Army, are slanding together with the Roman catholic hierarchy In Dally refusing to comply witll the new biw, called the Land Tenure Act. Law CaDed Uojlllt Churchmen regard the law as basically Wljusl because II divides Rhodesia Into rigorously segregated racial ar•as, witll Nixon Delighted With New Format • . ooo ' ~- ?' blac:llll, · • -.~- · ~ Iiiio protQt ~~l~. ~ LairM Slab Dim View Taken TRACY WHALEY OF POMEROY II lending an able beiiJinc 111 Old-lime llddlen con1e1t to ba staged on the evemng of Is Spreading Out 10 at the Alllllly Ommunlty Fair. <X>LUMBtiS, Ohio (UPI) .Aftldy """"J'!hod to tab part 111 Wlialey's ln\iltallon are Assistant Franklin County Siddle, Banowr, pre1011t Oblo dimplm, and Mike Hum- prooec:utor John Peck Plld he Oblo State cbompiiJ!Iand the ..m- would aak officials of the In1111111. ternal ReVenue Service, the name llddlm fmnacrou the area are also belnt! lined Securities and Exchange 'l\1icy to take part In the Albany evtnl CiJJJmllllon and the Board of Fedlnl Bank Examlnen to OJIFICI!SOF TilE MEIGS CXJUNTY Courtbouse, upboldlng au!Jt In the current special will cloae 81 ooon 'lboraday and l"rrday. '!be oceuiCII? grand jury investigation of Irregularities In the state loans. Meigs County Fllr, of courae. "It Is aliundonUy clear thai • addiUonal witnesses must be Now It's Time to learned and even more docwnentaUon required," Peck Tighten up Belts Slid Friday. "We must call upon certain United States law roLUMBUS (UPI) - Gov. enforcement agencies for their James A. RhOdes bas called for aasistance." • Ughtenlng of the belt for the rest of the year heca... Ill 8 SWAP NOT TO DO rr ·decrease In the growth rate of VIENNA (UP!) -The United ules las in""!'~~'· . States bas offered to Umlt Ita 'lbe governor Plld satea las Safeguard antiballistic mlaaUe recetpls for July 1970 were 1.1 (ABM) system In exchange for per cent above the ume month Soviet curba on the giant SS9 last year, "''' w11 still leas Ill an m•sailes, diplomatic sources increase beCause of the current uld Saturday. rate of lnDatlon. / "' \ (UPI)- Larry • .' ,_ ~· r,m,~l}. ,but,the IIJlll8 on his fl::i!!.jj!IQill dldi\'1 burt a bll d•lt!ldnlf even 1et a chancO to ~. llie lUI out" uld Bowa. "I -il'&'· 11y!J\g ~b the atr." ilqwa's relay to firs~ Johnson CODI(IIeted a Plne-endJng double play with lht baaes loaded Friday night and gave the Pblladelphla Pb1Ja a ·i-1 victory over the CJncliinaU Reda In t1ie opener of a fourglme series. Bowa'1 I bruiahes thigh? "j guess It 1181110 from my chin becauselb8t'a whal'I hit wilb," IBid the Reda catcher JOhnny Bench. "I just dove right at him and I'll Ply one lblng,.a lot of guys would have balled out. ·He didn't." . Load BaNI . IIObby Tolan bad llread¥. slt1iled borne two fWIS ~ llel)cb bad just been wallted lnlenUonally to load the bales !bOD Bernie Carbo sent a liard smash to Phillie second 1H!IJeman Deruly Doyle whose · flip to Bowa at second forced ' 'l'tll8A· Okle, (tiP!)- Dave "He hit me hard, but it was after. bliinldng the,Pbnuea the , , first three bllilnPand!!U to ba Bowa bad gotten hbi thi'ow off eumlned ~y b.y te,im QSSC Advance~-·- ,)I .I (;olt.. i, T&·Sen'ii . '~< •" ,a_ . • •• ~'!!d ... Final. 'n 'T'F}\[1~' 1 i, .• · l Pf, · • . ==.::r --:;\,.ri· law. '" f s· ,...,, " rast Ulle KANSAS Cl'l'\' BIIIDg. hi• Up aad IG11Inc bit bat, WIU!e StargeU of the Pltlaburcb Pirates returns to dugoal after etrlldng out. Rader Paces Kan~as City Astro Win Over Expos Kansas City look a 1-2 lead with two fWIIin the fourth m consecuUve singles by Bob Oliver, Paul Schaal and Rlcll Sewr11011 and a sacrifice fly by George Spriggs. NewYorkbadtakenal.Oiead In the llrsl on Roy White's lith homer of the season, a career ldgb for hbn, but two Yankee errcil'8 . gave Kansas City an Wle&rned run in the second and the lloysls went ahead 2-lln the tblrdonawalk,groundoutand Ed Kirkpatrick'• single. M11ii8011'1 single In the bottom of the third had brolll!ht the Yankees even again. Re!lever Ron Kllmkowski, w..-ldngonlytheelghthlnrilng, """'i..d credit for his fifth victory against five defeats. Tom Burgrneter, who relleved Wally Booker in the eighth, BUffered his fifth lose. wm· T ~JI.-11::! ~~,.. V\1 ~""''Y . . ...,., ... M'ftm'f~ BOSTON (tiPi) _ Billy Cmlgll... celebi'ated his 2lk'd birthday Sa"•-'•" by ..__,_,_8 -""' ....,..,, horne·~- d~•~g fWI as ... "'" .....,.. ""' Boston Red Sox downed the IIIUIIPing Minnesota Twins 5-3 In tbe llnl game of 1 day-night doubleheader. 'lbeTwlnawerelead!!Jg3-!ln the slxtb when Rep S.nllh hit his tblrd single of llie day for Boston, reached ~ oo an emr and scored thli, tying fWI OD Rico Petrocelij's single. ;' · · Top-Seeded r--~~~,- - - -... Roch~ In Semi..FinaJs ~ u . ,. •· Mo (UPI) Tom MuwelJ two~ a midsummer •uarterbackl' ~ nlglitmare Friday Qlabt with a ~ return of a pasa in:a::=.~~ tereep11GD for a touclidcnm, . •• 330 foot boaier In the puhlng the Baltimore Colla to. ,'litnth mn1ng JII'OI'ed to be the '17-1 ablbltion footbaJJ vic'.ory wll1lllilll blow needed In the Bm over the Kansas City Clilels. lrlumpll . Maxwell's lntereeption, with qssc.;.mnowmeet Farmer's' 12:0lloplay, wasCIIeofelgbtln Balik. Top ljtlenJ for tbe wtn- . the Simi, file by the Colts and . _. Wll(e Glb MIDiron, Gary ~ ll)' the Clilefs. Kansas ....... Cerl m . . . . . . . . Bob CltyaNo.21ipal-caller,Mike ~ "'"'e, ..., IJvbiplon, was th8 \ilcllm, ~~ each. )rybJc to lob a throw Into the Barr'~ two bits hllidothe flaolL Gloster Rlchanleon In PLEASANT - Bob · SaUllllen' Quaker Stale Ser\11"" ' OIIItel' advllllled to the II8QII ftDall ol the k&K · lh-PIIdl · 1 baD To Frld So I orname~l · ay ~tan4 to ol:lilal-se ' \W"J. · • 1. . OXFORD, Ohio ~-UPi) Miami Unl•erslty studenta received a letter from Pi 'Ill dent PbUip R. Shrl•er wilrnlllg bnmelllate liJipellllion fcJr 0111t -"-"' ba llijpOeed· year "~ 111.~ Ill any caJillilll dUrup(ioji Ibis .· I"!! aa a reault of a new,Jaw, Any .por 1011 con~ '.Of ' dlsrupllns .lbe educltlonal · prOCOPI 1!111 tlwl be ~ ftom ~~~. unt..rsll)' , ~lmpor · ~ Sbrl•er "'F'• • . .t 1[0 ~ ne =. ~"'.tU:.. ~: ~ !.~t:~;::::::::= =:eys~es,:. t ::..:~ ~:!f'::Y:~:~n: B.illy Com·gli.aro Interception were all· bad: .to lw<ho • through ~8fl0ua.per!f o( ~ t round. lnll waa ~ NIJI . holes, and Rudolpb Ud lrlrin ' were througll'nlnua.;t>. ,.. Hinson ..., his.. . . ill !lie .. lead with Stockton !'Y!ipol'a.. .· 10011 alter be birdied tbe ~ hole. Hinson bogeyed ~ ltt.ill :. row alter that and 1!1!eDI!UJII!r ~· ·· fell back to three ov."" ·ll{llr , eight. aa Jack Nick18us, wbooe PIU'e!llt par for the tournament. . nine boles. of the leaders could not IJl That brought Stockton's Mike Hili, Mason Rudolph stsrted, was sJx.<wer . for !lilt birdie lotal to 13 In two-anlk- and Hale Irwin, all of whom tournament after 16 holea. ~ od ball roWida of play ~~ Southern Hills Country Club this week. Floyd, seeldng to become the first repeat PGA champion In 33 years, was working on a We are having a Close-Out S.. potential course record. He Imports! Dan't or started the day at four over par, but shot the front nine In 31 JOU'U be too Late !! strokes and then birdied tile tough 12th hole to move to ooe under for the tournament lhrough 15 holes. Next, at even par, came Arnold Palmer. Trying to win y;an , k s. Defeat Pagan Paces Dues .: Past Padres, 9-3 f li!ollir!i ·his first PGA ever, and thus silorted the daY aL 11'!!19Y"' Jill'• lor hbi fltost c101plete a sweep Ill all major ·l"''Jor· title, fired 11, 1Wo.<Jnder. ~namenll, Patm,.r dJoppeij ·par· 3S ·on the · frmt 01ine two strikes of! per on the front Saturday to }aile ti OIJHitroke· side. He bad started the day two ~ over !lie ' du!rgliig 'Ray over. and two strokes behind Floyd ~ay lhrougb the ll)lrd Stoclton and Hinson. roun~ of the PGA chaml'almerliogeyed the lOth hole, plllllshlp. but 1101 ihe stroke back bnSiockton, who alerted the day mediately j)ii the short 11th. The StQckloll, to first balll belor~ tile collision. physician. , "Bemle'• biJll Will right at After scoring twc l'!lJIS In flie Boyle," said Bencli, ''If be bad fourth lnnlni, the Pbi1s Oddld to goa foot odwo to hllrlgbt or three In the fifth bunching f6ur Jell Bowa mlgl)l not have gotten hils, two walks ahd a BICI'Iflce thatliaU Iii tlriJe to get off his fly. . throw. The Reds traDed 54 when The , Reda lead over Los Woody Woodward wallted and Angeles shaved lo. I0\1 gamea Dave ConcePclm singled In the with the loss. . , .. bottom of tbe ninth. Joe Pick Off Falls • Hoerner replaced Phl1s starter . Bench attempted a plck.off Fred Wenx and waa greeted by play bUJ the bell caromed off Pete Rose'l infield hit lo fiD the the Pblls' Johnny Briggs In the ' bases. fourth inning and enabled two Tolan followed with his twofWIS to come home. run lllnlle. Pat Corrales "Those two i11nl weren't the gro"'uled out, Bench was Jn. wprsl part," said Bench, tepUonally walked and Cerbo "l:.oking Tony Perez lor a few hll· the game ending double days Is whet burt." pwy. . Perez; spiked by Briggs as the Gary Nolan blda for his ninth Phlllle leftfielder slid back Into stralghl victory, looight lacing third bale, was Iaten to !lui!t the Pblls' .Barry Lerlah. Hospital wllh a wOWid on the Inside of hili righlfoot which bad to be sti!Alhed. Debut R~ . All five of the l'lilllll! runs came off rookie Jeltie Mal Bei1cb. • Behlllly, who mada his major · '"With the bases loaded, 1 lesgue debut when be repbiced kneiVDer<mcouldn'tholdBench starter Wayoe Slmpaon. on,firsl, so I knew Johnny was Simpson, bothered by ci\ol!ng," said Bowa. shoulder trouble, left the game NEW YORK (UPI) - Coo· IIOCIItiveainglelbyDannycater and plncb-ltltter Jake Glbbo drove .bome three fWII In the eighth lming Saturday and Ufted the New York Yankeea to a i-1 victory over the Kansas City Royala. '!be Ylllkeel, who now have ' " Pll'UliltiRGH (UPI)- Jose successvle singles by AI OUver beaten Kansas City eight !'agan bad four hita and drove and Willie SbirgeU to send Ea.rl COIIIIIC1lllw times tid year, In five runs with a pair of Wilson down to his third loss ' were lralllni 4-2 when Thurman homers Saturday to lead the against no victories. Munlon 8J!C1 Roy Wblte opened Plttaburgh Pirates to a e.a Mazeroskl'sbomerlnthefourth the eighth with singlftl. Bobby victory over the San Diego . was his flflh. Mureer ~ed both runners Padres. Veale,_ 8-13, walked three alo~ and cater singled through 'Pagan hit a tiJree.ruil homer struck out 12 and aDowed eight the middle to drive them home . In the fourth Inning and added a hits. and lie the game. two-run sbolln the seventh, his Stargell doubled In the alxlh, cater continued to second m fourthoftheseason,tohelpBob look third on Pagan's single. the throw lo the Infield and Veale pick up his eighth \ilctory Jerry Mliy was Intentionally when Flrlt ba""'J•n Bob ou..r Ill the aeaaon. passed to set the stage for threw the ball back lo lbe · Vealedro•eln three runs with Veale's baaes-<:learing single to outfield loran error, Ca~rwent ·a seventh Inning dooble and Bill left center. Stargell singled In to tblrd. Glblio then sliigled to Mazeroskl bad a solo homer for tile seventh and Pagan folloYfed right lo bring b1111e Cater· the Pirates. witll his secood homer of the Pugen'sllrst homer, his lldrrl game. . Ill the season, followed lw<H>UI ! Stale Loan Probe h 'i n.ro. cwtTumer. · · : M.IJM~S THE 'WORD · St~cktori Leads PGA . fit~l/llii 111 ugly bnllse on his clean." of~.:=;:. ~.~.~~~;th~lhe~. :"IIi four~.~~MJ':~~: ,, ;' flills Nip Rede, 5-4-· ®INAn areas permission of govern,J1Itllf, T111iDmale : 'li..J.fiti and Wider whatever reslrJcUons collected three )II'- arid eca!W lhe government saw Ill to three ~'in•·' , · , ; bnpose. . Mliii!l.bqrg'' scored -lhtle Following eniJclmei!,t • of the une8mecl -ninl, In the-1\foutlb law, leaders of 17 !lui!tian lnnlngofthePii!otodecldetl!e • denominations adopted a joint l18u.. .The ,,. club poliqded .:; declaration stating that "we BrldgO)!Ofl ~~~~ for· five ' will not register aa volunlary Htra bisi Iiiii wblcb ~· ISSociaUons under the Land eluded. tripled t!y ·Jel! · t- . Tenure Acl." . g~ and "We alltrm that the church Bridieporl icortdlli oDJ.y 1UD . In tends to earn- on Us work In In the sixth 1iuJ1nc " ,li:d ' · areas of either race," the Burgy singled ticime .U Glllb, deciB!'ation said. · who bad ~ ' eatUe!"ln the· The Roman Catholic biahops, inning. · .., · ' · ·, · in addition to signing the joint Miamisburg undel8alecl · In declaration, Issued a statement <he double e~tlon ioutnef of their own threatening to shut now mcriea to the Gl'eat down all catholic schools, American Lecion Regional hospitals and social service Tournament at Caiilon Dllnnfs institutions In Rllodtllla if the Aug. 2&. ' ' new law is enforced. 111ia; i.s no 1 idle threat: 820 catholic schools serve 155,1100 chlldren, and i3) hospitals and clinics care for Cyclamates Just more than I million patlenls a year. Have to Go Now "The catholic church canoot In principle and will not In WASHINGTON (UP!)- Any practice divide Itself racially food slulfe or clniga containing for the administrative conven; artificial cyclaillate .-tenere ience of any state In the can be seized &om all market world," the blahops said. · shelves In two weeks and Proteatenlleaders are equal- classified a1 "adulterated ly determined. "Let It go on foods." record," presiding Bishop Abo! The federal government T. Muzorewa told a recent announced the action Friday, conference of the Ulilted saying II bas expanded the ban Melbodist Church, "that I will on cyclaniales to aD dntp and fight as a Clirlstian, ond by diabetic f<Mida boCa... enough Christian methods of non- cyclamates to serve such violence, this whole Issue." Plli'JiOIIOI are potenllally bonnlui. r ~ji¥'Y List' M~iints · 1 • WASN'T rr PLEASANT to bave Miss Janke Wolfe visiting In WASHINGTON (UPI) cuunty tid week? President Nixon is highly We '""'' uy tbat Meigs Coonty bas never pt'Ofilced any pleased and his lop aides are W<IIJeli atiome)'l- u sure 11 you do, you're wro~- but II certalnly one Ill the very lew tii1Jed out by Mella delighted with hili "take the Sbe'l the daugbter Ill Mr. and Mrs. Donald Wolfe of White House to tile people" appearances - a formal which bas strong political overtones. In the off election year of 1970, EVEN THE WEE ONES are doing their part in trying to help the President and hili key admlniztraUon people probably ~=:::::raise funds for their new fire station. I the put week a nelgbborOOod Bible school wu held will turn up for one day crash In the ba'"'""'it of the Baptist pe!'lliiiiiRe. During vial Is to cities on the West Coast an4 Friday nJcbt, Wa1 Simons, IOn of and possibly Chicago - similar to that executed Friday In New ~~ev. and Mrs. 01ar1es Simoni, pra~a~ted the IIIJl 1o Orleans. Some of his advisers Middleport Fire Oilef, for the building fund. The Rev. Mr. believe he may have scored a Is putcr of the Middleport First Baptist !liurch. phyachologlcal break-through on school desegregation In alrlp SPEAKING OF BAPTfSJ' ministers, the Rev. and Mrs. that lasted approximately 12 Boooe, be'a a former pastor of the MldcDeport church, of hours. , Mall., are lllliiOWICing the blrtli of a seven pouDd, two 11011, Jolm William Ill Auguat 11. During their realdency In Mtddleporl, the Rev. and Mrs. Ptme' adopted two children, Jean, wm II now 10, and David who WA8111NGTON (UPI) -'l'lle tlolted a.. bapes to decide The Boona~bavebeen married illlyeara. by ....., 11be111er I!'C1Pt •• violated the lof.lddJe Eul George Boone Ill Mancbeator, OiM., Is theiJ'andmother eeueflre • llnol elalml aad, B eo, wlial lbellld ba cloae the new arrival. aboalll, 8ta(Je de~ lmalt olfldab Blld llalar*J. Incidentally, the presenladdruo of the Rev. and Mrs. BoOne (l)andler St., Weot Somerville, Mall. lmoet bas "" tied tllal Egypl begao movlq mlulle tqlll!JmOIItwltli•lnlcDet-lotbelilloli:Uallilthe baan lmriwltete~ypu '111 the ~a~Hirelall weehad louboat MRS. GRACE SURFACE BEABOUT, formerly of Mid-r""-" aftetwa •• The ""IM fit.,.-..._ '-r a . _ bearing from lrii!Dda. . . b); ::.il'fii'ililll'""" !=c>:::..'I'Ef!' ·' · ..,.,.,- ..,. ' ''· fradurlng .. . will be In • com:; ... - · · -.. .... - . iDlleo wide • lilt ... borden of lie eaoal. · ' Woodland Ave., Oilttlllbus. .' Mrs. Beabout II the motber of Barry Surface and Mra.l!lolae Ioeal relldenll. rom l 46111nR the ¥Ill" lind as 4.1100;000'· _234. , t"bltea, on101111 of . ~· U-'l'llo~Tlma~ S~rdlnet,Sunday,'~ II, 1970 1969 OPEL STATION WAGON spon•orlng a horse abew beglnnlog at 9:31 a.m. today at the Kuer Creek Employee Club groaod1. FUteeo baiter cluses will be offered. Performaaee classes will begin at I p.m. Gordoo Cllpploger of Brownsvtne and Jim Slagletoo, Rio Grande, will serve 11 jlldgea. Robert uBrownle 11 Brown wW. serve as rlagmastor wblle Skip Meadowo, Galllpolla, will BDOOUIIce. 1968 FIAT 850 TUDOR 1967 FIAT 850 OONV. 1967 OPEL TUDOR $1495 $1295 $1295 GlotJ:bach's Time 1966 VOLKS FASTBACK Takes Poll Today CAMBRIDGE JUNCTION, Mich. (IJPI) _Charlie Glolzbach of Georgetown, Ind., . driving a Dodge, toured the Michigan International Speedway at m.34l3 mllea an hour Friday 1o grab the earlypole position for Sunday's Yankee 401HD11e stock car race. Glotzbach's time well below the Irick~ of 132.737 m.p.h., due mainly to a new $1000· $1195 1965· VOLKS '895 TUDOR SMAU DOWN PAYMENT !UP TO 36 MONTHS SMITH BUICK =~~.~:~~~a: :w=: ~~o=~~r~':i~ Tony OOoa lmoc:ked In two of Mlnneoota'si'WIB with a double In the flrellnnlrw and a single In the seeornl, IJCQring Rich Haese and Cesar Tovar. Dan 'lb!mp1011 scored the other run on a single by Tovar. year in the fifth gave Montreal its firsl fWI, Jbn Gosger's triple and John Bateman's single in lhe seventh accounted lor the second and Rusty Staub hit hia 2Sth homer. Cub8 Lose As Dodge'IH:!c w•m I . A ...am 0 ~- CHICAGO (UP!), - Tom HaDer's sacrifice fly in the seventh inning, scored Willie Davis with Uie deciding run to climax a three-run rally Salurdoy and enabled the Los Angeles Dodgers to defeat the Chicago Cubs ._7 In the first game of a doobleheader and run their winning streak to six games. The CUbs Jed 7.6 In the seventh when Maury Wllls was ll!eatllrslonpltcherFerguson Jenkin~' error. Consecutl~e singles by Bill Russell, DaviS and Wea Parker tied the score. at 7-7 ·and Haller greeted relle"'!f PhU Regan with his CAMP PERRY, Ohio (111'1) West ~ NmY Rll "" 1a1 Lt. John tennis Writer .r lAJGrang$, m., cap·lured the national small bore ~aii~1 . tII· ~"":" r111a poellion c~llldp for .r • the lliCond lime. · Writer !Ired a two-<lay - . ~~~ fly. ~· ofl171 out ot a poull>le 33ao for The Dodgers added another 11118 the tills Friday. Re ~woo the run in the ninth when Wlllla and Hewitt mmt In lila u a jUnior cmn- 1Parter-doobled. 'lbe double was "'· 8-2; petitur. Wrller eclged . AnDy Parter's ft!llrlb hit. ~m or MaJ. JMII roster of~. TheCuba~a 7-3Jeadln llle andlo Arlt. by two polntl. • lhll:d lfben they SfO<ed sis I'WlS houre on six hits. '!be Dodgers Clll the Zeljko Ieid to 7-$ on Willie Crawford's u, ..2. ) · IIIXIb~"""'thayearlllthe ~~r the liN IIICtllod of flftb kuJ{qi. ' dille ,of ·~t;'·.-elsen pitched the 1Dnlngs to pin credit ~ICOIDt CI\UII- for hij aecond \ilctory aeaJna1 ~ot O!Je 'l"l"' \Wliile Jenldns' record ' 22 or ~ to l.tl.\. . ·.:,f ; I :, •· / , . ! r. 1968 OPEL TUDOR CHESRIRE - 'lbe Saddle &Dd Sirloin Rldlag Club II , .. Ge•onlmo and Willbli. mlb oilielilnt tr&iJ' il~·tR· ~ to Bailey'• 19th home run· of the M'JIIBf.!lf'' ''" rrr, • ... CcJniaUaro then singled hOOJe carl Yastrzemakl with the 1ourtb Red Sox run.. Tom Salrlan 0 scored eo•. ·~ s fifth run on a sacrifice fly by Smith In the seventh. Conigliaro drove Boston's (ourlh run In the sixth inning off starter and loser Jbn Perry, who w~ trying to wtn his 111111 game of the year and snap the :t"wlns' seven-game losing streak. SonnY Siebert went aD lhe wayforhlsl3thtriumphagalnst six losaes In 98 degree heat. Petrocelli also hit a solo horner' his !11th In the second lnlllng. Dlinois Officer , , , Wms Rifie T1tle HOUSTON (UPI) - Dolil! Rader hll a two-run homer in lhe third inning snd singled to start a two-run rally In the seventh Saturday to spark the Housloo Aslros to a 7-3 victory over the Montreal Expos. Rader's homer his 191h of the season, came 'after Denis Menke doubled to highlight a four-run rally . Rader scored from first in the seventh on John Edwards' double Edwards scored the second' run of the Inning on a single by Cesar Geronbno who started his first major league game Joe Morgan's ~gave the AstrostworWis.Hewashilbya pitch in the first inning and scored from first oo a double by Jbn Wynn. Morgan led off the fourth with a single, stole second, wenllo third when John Bateman's throw went into cen!Alr!ield and came home when Jbn Fairey juggled the ball in conterfield. The Astros' fourth run In lhe Wm . llnbf9llt ., I 1964 Buick LaSabre 4 Dr. Hdtp. V-8 automatic, power sterrlng, radio 1967 c•rolet Caprice 4 Dr. Hdtp. V-8, automatic. power steering. brakes. air 1964·Triumph TR-4 Convertible Real Sporty, 'l,l's tough . 6 cylinder, automatic, radio, a gas saver. 1960 Plymouth Valiant 4 Doo " 6 cylinder. automatic. "ee this one. 1965 Ford Muata,. V-B, automatic, cheap Iran<nnlrt.. tinn. 1965 Cadillac 4 Door Hardtop 1966 Ford C.ntry"JG'n Power steering, power brakes. V-8, automatic. radio. 1tMNova .4 .. , . Sella~ 1964 Ford Falcon 4 Door air. I v.e, ·automatic •. $lie this one . 1963 Ford Galaxle 2 Door i . V-8, automatic , tran$ml.-slon, �-N~ .tllMI.81lmhr•.-.~lm , ,~. . orld of Religion · \ , ,·• '" · .. .', .. ·~p~rtheid Challenging Ch-~~~h' .....· •Jif LOUIS CA&'I~ •;11 UPUiellllil Writer ·.m:chriJU.,. chii'Chel In RllodeMM are r1sti!1s their esiatence •411 defy · 1 new apartheid law '. i'e ct>N by the willte suprema·;tf regime of Premier Ian Smith. •:•d'helr open defiance of the :11011ernment on groWids of • Qulstian principle conlronts Smith with a hard choice. H he backs down In the face of I adamant church oppOaitiOn; he'll lose support.8lDQII8 willie Rhodesian VIllers committed to segrecaUon at any cost. On the other band, If he responda with hard-banded suppression of the churcbet, seizure of their property and wholesale arrests of tlielr leaders, he'll outrage public opinion in COWilrles such as the United States and Brlteln, whose favor llhadesia Is ----------------------------·II Beat •••• I I Of the Bend I I I I By Bob Hoeflich I I I POMEROY - Demle DeVol of Lanc:utor, who ..,..-ales ~~;'"~''"~UJ~Iutin~I~•oc~ut~er~, ~AccortllD8 a for Metgl CoWIIyand willother mowpolnta, towards Pl>meroy In part. to pi 11 reput ~ the part might be located In Metgl Oiunlf, or It may be oome plaoo botw- Midand CheSIIre. The perk will be birge I!IIOIIib to .... IIIID<idatoiGO moWe bcmel, acrordliJ81o plans at the lllllllelll. of ear~ courlln8: One lblng oeems clear: if any IH!cldng doYfn Is done, the govornmont will bave to do it. Proteatent' and Roman caiJlolic churclt leadtrs, In an Ullpri!COdented dl.!lplay of unity, bave set their jan for a sboYfdown and are prepared to ae<epl whatever lnatilll.llonal or personaJ martyrdom It may entail. 'lbe only exception to the United !lui!tian Front Is the Dutch Reformed Olurcb, willch bas managed In Rhodesia u In South Africa to rec:onclle apartheid with Its conception of the g-1. All other major Proteatent bodies, includlni the Angllcana, Methodists, Presbyterians and the Salvation Army, are slanding together with the Roman catholic hierarchy In Dally refusing to comply witll the new biw, called the Land Tenure Act. Law CaDed Uojlllt Churchmen regard the law as basically Wljusl because II divides Rhodesia Into rigorously segregated racial ar•as, witll Nixon Delighted With New Format • . ooo ' ~- ?' blac:llll, · • -.~- · ~ Iiiio protQt ~~l~. ~ LairM Slab Dim View Taken TRACY WHALEY OF POMEROY II lending an able beiiJinc 111 Old-lime llddlen con1e1t to ba staged on the evemng of Is Spreading Out 10 at the Alllllly Ommunlty Fair. <X>LUMBtiS, Ohio (UPI) .Aftldy """"J'!hod to tab part 111 Wlialey's ln\iltallon are Assistant Franklin County Siddle, Banowr, pre1011t Oblo dimplm, and Mike Hum- prooec:utor John Peck Plld he Oblo State cbompiiJ!Iand the ..m- would aak officials of the In1111111. ternal ReVenue Service, the name llddlm fmnacrou the area are also belnt! lined Securities and Exchange 'l\1icy to take part In the Albany evtnl CiJJJmllllon and the Board of Fedlnl Bank Examlnen to OJIFICI!SOF TilE MEIGS CXJUNTY Courtbouse, upboldlng au!Jt In the current special will cloae 81 ooon 'lboraday and l"rrday. '!be oceuiCII? grand jury investigation of Irregularities In the state loans. Meigs County Fllr, of courae. "It Is aliundonUy clear thai • addiUonal witnesses must be Now It's Time to learned and even more docwnentaUon required," Peck Tighten up Belts Slid Friday. "We must call upon certain United States law roLUMBUS (UPI) - Gov. enforcement agencies for their James A. RhOdes bas called for aasistance." • Ughtenlng of the belt for the rest of the year heca... Ill 8 SWAP NOT TO DO rr ·decrease In the growth rate of VIENNA (UP!) -The United ules las in""!'~~'· . States bas offered to Umlt Ita 'lbe governor Plld satea las Safeguard antiballistic mlaaUe recetpls for July 1970 were 1.1 (ABM) system In exchange for per cent above the ume month Soviet curba on the giant SS9 last year, "''' w11 still leas Ill an m•sailes, diplomatic sources increase beCause of the current uld Saturday. rate of lnDatlon. / "' \ (UPI)- Larry • .' ,_ ~· r,m,~l}. ,but,the IIJlll8 on his fl::i!!.jj!IQill dldi\'1 burt a bll d•lt!ldnlf even 1et a chancO to ~. llie lUI out" uld Bowa. "I -il'&'· 11y!J\g ~b the atr." ilqwa's relay to firs~ Johnson CODI(IIeted a Plne-endJng double play with lht baaes loaded Friday night and gave the Pblladelphla Pb1Ja a ·i-1 victory over the CJncliinaU Reda In t1ie opener of a fourglme series. Bowa'1 I bruiahes thigh? "j guess It 1181110 from my chin becauselb8t'a whal'I hit wilb," IBid the Reda catcher JOhnny Bench. "I just dove right at him and I'll Ply one lblng,.a lot of guys would have balled out. ·He didn't." . Load BaNI . IIObby Tolan bad llread¥. slt1iled borne two fWIS ~ llel)cb bad just been wallted lnlenUonally to load the bales !bOD Bernie Carbo sent a liard smash to Phillie second 1H!IJeman Deruly Doyle whose · flip to Bowa at second forced ' 'l'tll8A· Okle, (tiP!)- Dave "He hit me hard, but it was after. bliinldng the,Pbnuea the , , first three bllilnPand!!U to ba Bowa bad gotten hbi thi'ow off eumlned ~y b.y te,im QSSC Advance~-·- ,)I .I (;olt.. i, T&·Sen'ii . '~< •" ,a_ . • •• ~'!!d ... Final. 'n 'T'F}\[1~' 1 i, .• · l Pf, · • . ==.::r --:;\,.ri· law. '" f s· ,...,, " rast Ulle KANSAS Cl'l'\' BIIIDg. hi• Up aad IG11Inc bit bat, WIU!e StargeU of the Pltlaburcb Pirates returns to dugoal after etrlldng out. Rader Paces Kan~as City Astro Win Over Expos Kansas City look a 1-2 lead with two fWIIin the fourth m consecuUve singles by Bob Oliver, Paul Schaal and Rlcll Sewr11011 and a sacrifice fly by George Spriggs. NewYorkbadtakenal.Oiead In the llrsl on Roy White's lith homer of the season, a career ldgb for hbn, but two Yankee errcil'8 . gave Kansas City an Wle&rned run in the second and the lloysls went ahead 2-lln the tblrdonawalk,groundoutand Ed Kirkpatrick'• single. M11ii8011'1 single In the bottom of the third had brolll!ht the Yankees even again. Re!lever Ron Kllmkowski, w..-ldngonlytheelghthlnrilng, """'i..d credit for his fifth victory against five defeats. Tom Burgrneter, who relleved Wally Booker in the eighth, BUffered his fifth lose. wm· T ~JI.-11::! ~~,.. V\1 ~""''Y . . ...,., ... M'ftm'f~ BOSTON (tiPi) _ Billy Cmlgll... celebi'ated his 2lk'd birthday Sa"•-'•" by ..__,_,_8 -""' ....,..,, horne·~- d~•~g fWI as ... "'" .....,.. ""' Boston Red Sox downed the IIIUIIPing Minnesota Twins 5-3 In tbe llnl game of 1 day-night doubleheader. 'lbeTwlnawerelead!!Jg3-!ln the slxtb when Rep S.nllh hit his tblrd single of llie day for Boston, reached ~ oo an emr and scored thli, tying fWI OD Rico Petrocelij's single. ;' · · Top-Seeded r--~~~,- - - -... Roch~ In Semi..FinaJs ~ u . ,. •· Mo (UPI) Tom MuwelJ two~ a midsummer •uarterbackl' ~ nlglitmare Friday Qlabt with a ~ return of a pasa in:a::=.~~ tereep11GD for a touclidcnm, . •• 330 foot boaier In the puhlng the Baltimore Colla to. ,'litnth mn1ng JII'OI'ed to be the '17-1 ablbltion footbaJJ vic'.ory wll1lllilll blow needed In the Bm over the Kansas City Clilels. lrlumpll . Maxwell's lntereeption, with qssc.;.mnowmeet Farmer's' 12:0lloplay, wasCIIeofelgbtln Balik. Top ljtlenJ for tbe wtn- . the Simi, file by the Colts and . _. Wll(e Glb MIDiron, Gary ~ ll)' the Clilefs. Kansas ....... Cerl m . . . . . . . . Bob CltyaNo.21ipal-caller,Mike ~ "'"'e, ..., IJvbiplon, was th8 \ilcllm, ~~ each. )rybJc to lob a throw Into the Barr'~ two bits hllidothe flaolL Gloster Rlchanleon In PLEASANT - Bob · SaUllllen' Quaker Stale Ser\11"" ' OIIItel' advllllled to the II8QII ftDall ol the k&K · lh-PIIdl · 1 baD To Frld So I orname~l · ay ~tan4 to ol:lilal-se ' \W"J. · • 1. . OXFORD, Ohio ~-UPi) Miami Unl•erslty studenta received a letter from Pi 'Ill dent PbUip R. Shrl•er wilrnlllg bnmelllate liJipellllion fcJr 0111t -"-"' ba llijpOeed· year "~ 111.~ Ill any caJillilll dUrup(ioji Ibis .· I"!! aa a reault of a new,Jaw, Any .por 1011 con~ '.Of ' dlsrupllns .lbe educltlonal · prOCOPI 1!111 tlwl be ~ ftom ~~~. unt..rsll)' , ~lmpor · ~ Sbrl•er "'F'• • . .t 1[0 ~ ne =. ~"'.tU:.. ~: ~ !.~t:~;::::::::= =:eys~es,:. t ::..:~ ~:!f'::Y:~:~n: B.illy Com·gli.aro Interception were all· bad: .to lw<ho • through ~8fl0ua.per!f o( ~ t round. lnll waa ~ NIJI . holes, and Rudolpb Ud lrlrin ' were througll'nlnua.;t>. ,.. Hinson ..., his.. . . ill !lie .. lead with Stockton !'Y!ipol'a.. .· 10011 alter be birdied tbe ~ hole. Hinson bogeyed ~ ltt.ill :. row alter that and 1!1!eDI!UJII!r ~· ·· fell back to three ov."" ·ll{llr , eight. aa Jack Nick18us, wbooe PIU'e!llt par for the tournament. . nine boles. of the leaders could not IJl That brought Stockton's Mike Hili, Mason Rudolph stsrted, was sJx.<wer . for !lilt birdie lotal to 13 In two-anlk- and Hale Irwin, all of whom tournament after 16 holea. ~ od ball roWida of play ~~ Southern Hills Country Club this week. Floyd, seeldng to become the first repeat PGA champion In 33 years, was working on a We are having a Close-Out S.. potential course record. He Imports! Dan't or started the day at four over par, but shot the front nine In 31 JOU'U be too Late !! strokes and then birdied tile tough 12th hole to move to ooe under for the tournament lhrough 15 holes. Next, at even par, came Arnold Palmer. Trying to win y;an , k s. Defeat Pagan Paces Dues .: Past Padres, 9-3 f li!ollir!i ·his first PGA ever, and thus silorted the daY aL 11'!!19Y"' Jill'• lor hbi fltost c101plete a sweep Ill all major ·l"''Jor· title, fired 11, 1Wo.<Jnder. ~namenll, Patm,.r dJoppeij ·par· 3S ·on the · frmt 01ine two strikes of! per on the front Saturday to }aile ti OIJHitroke· side. He bad started the day two ~ over !lie ' du!rgliig 'Ray over. and two strokes behind Floyd ~ay lhrougb the ll)lrd Stoclton and Hinson. roun~ of the PGA chaml'almerliogeyed the lOth hole, plllllshlp. but 1101 ihe stroke back bnSiockton, who alerted the day mediately j)ii the short 11th. The StQckloll, to first balll belor~ tile collision. physician. , "Bemle'• biJll Will right at After scoring twc l'!lJIS In flie Boyle," said Bencli, ''If be bad fourth lnnlni, the Pbi1s Oddld to goa foot odwo to hllrlgbt or three In the fifth bunching f6ur Jell Bowa mlgl)l not have gotten hils, two walks ahd a BICI'Iflce thatliaU Iii tlriJe to get off his fly. . throw. The Reds traDed 54 when The , Reda lead over Los Woody Woodward wallted and Angeles shaved lo. I0\1 gamea Dave ConcePclm singled In the with the loss. . , .. bottom of tbe ninth. Joe Pick Off Falls • Hoerner replaced Phl1s starter . Bench attempted a plck.off Fred Wenx and waa greeted by play bUJ the bell caromed off Pete Rose'l infield hit lo fiD the the Pblls' Johnny Briggs In the ' bases. fourth inning and enabled two Tolan followed with his twofWIS to come home. run lllnlle. Pat Corrales "Those two i11nl weren't the gro"'uled out, Bench was Jn. wprsl part," said Bench, tepUonally walked and Cerbo "l:.oking Tony Perez lor a few hll· the game ending double days Is whet burt." pwy. . Perez; spiked by Briggs as the Gary Nolan blda for his ninth Phlllle leftfielder slid back Into stralghl victory, looight lacing third bale, was Iaten to !lui!t the Pblls' .Barry Lerlah. Hospital wllh a wOWid on the Inside of hili righlfoot which bad to be sti!Alhed. Debut R~ . All five of the l'lilllll! runs came off rookie Jeltie Mal Bei1cb. • Behlllly, who mada his major · '"With the bases loaded, 1 lesgue debut when be repbiced kneiVDer<mcouldn'tholdBench starter Wayoe Slmpaon. on,firsl, so I knew Johnny was Simpson, bothered by ci\ol!ng," said Bowa. shoulder trouble, left the game NEW YORK (UPI) - Coo· IIOCIItiveainglelbyDannycater and plncb-ltltter Jake Glbbo drove .bome three fWII In the eighth lming Saturday and Ufted the New York Yankeea to a i-1 victory over the Kansas City Royala. '!be Ylllkeel, who now have ' " Pll'UliltiRGH (UPI)- Jose successvle singles by AI OUver beaten Kansas City eight !'agan bad four hita and drove and Willie SbirgeU to send Ea.rl COIIIIIC1lllw times tid year, In five runs with a pair of Wilson down to his third loss ' were lralllni 4-2 when Thurman homers Saturday to lead the against no victories. Munlon 8J!C1 Roy Wblte opened Plttaburgh Pirates to a e.a Mazeroskl'sbomerlnthefourth the eighth with singlftl. Bobby victory over the San Diego . was his flflh. Mureer ~ed both runners Padres. Veale,_ 8-13, walked three alo~ and cater singled through 'Pagan hit a tiJree.ruil homer struck out 12 and aDowed eight the middle to drive them home . In the fourth Inning and added a hits. and lie the game. two-run sbolln the seventh, his Stargell doubled In the alxlh, cater continued to second m fourthoftheseason,tohelpBob look third on Pagan's single. the throw lo the Infield and Veale pick up his eighth \ilctory Jerry Mliy was Intentionally when Flrlt ba""'J•n Bob ou..r Ill the aeaaon. passed to set the stage for threw the ball back lo lbe · Vealedro•eln three runs with Veale's baaes-<:learing single to outfield loran error, Ca~rwent ·a seventh Inning dooble and Bill left center. Stargell singled In to tblrd. Glblio then sliigled to Mazeroskl bad a solo homer for tile seventh and Pagan folloYfed right lo bring b1111e Cater· the Pirates. witll his secood homer of the Pugen'sllrst homer, his lldrrl game. . Ill the season, followed lw<H>UI ! Stale Loan Probe h 'i n.ro. cwtTumer. · · : M.IJM~S THE 'WORD · St~cktori Leads PGA . fit~l/llii 111 ugly bnllse on his clean." of~.:=;:. ~.~.~~~;th~lhe~. :"IIi four~.~~MJ':~~: ,, ;' flills Nip Rede, 5-4-· ®INAn areas permission of govern,J1Itllf, T111iDmale : 'li..J.fiti and Wider whatever reslrJcUons collected three )II'- arid eca!W lhe government saw Ill to three ~'in•·' , · , ; bnpose. . Mliii!l.bqrg'' scored -lhtle Following eniJclmei!,t • of the une8mecl -ninl, In the-1\foutlb law, leaders of 17 !lui!tian lnnlngofthePii!otodecldetl!e • denominations adopted a joint l18u.. .The ,,. club poliqded .:; declaration stating that "we BrldgO)!Ofl ~~~~ for· five ' will not register aa volunlary Htra bisi Iiiii wblcb ~· ISSociaUons under the Land eluded. tripled t!y ·Jel! · t- . Tenure Acl." . g~ and "We alltrm that the church Bridieporl icortdlli oDJ.y 1UD . In tends to earn- on Us work In In the sixth 1iuJ1nc " ,li:d ' · areas of either race," the Burgy singled ticime .U Glllb, deciB!'ation said. · who bad ~ ' eatUe!"ln the· The Roman Catholic biahops, inning. · .., · ' · ·, · in addition to signing the joint Miamisburg undel8alecl · In declaration, Issued a statement <he double e~tlon ioutnef of their own threatening to shut now mcriea to the Gl'eat down all catholic schools, American Lecion Regional hospitals and social service Tournament at Caiilon Dllnnfs institutions In Rllodtllla if the Aug. 2&. ' ' new law is enforced. 111ia; i.s no 1 idle threat: 820 catholic schools serve 155,1100 chlldren, and i3) hospitals and clinics care for Cyclamates Just more than I million patlenls a year. Have to Go Now "The catholic church canoot In principle and will not In WASHINGTON (UP!)- Any practice divide Itself racially food slulfe or clniga containing for the administrative conven; artificial cyclaillate .-tenere ience of any state In the can be seized &om all market world," the blahops said. · shelves In two weeks and Proteatenlleaders are equal- classified a1 "adulterated ly determined. "Let It go on foods." record," presiding Bishop Abo! The federal government T. Muzorewa told a recent announced the action Friday, conference of the Ulilted saying II bas expanded the ban Melbodist Church, "that I will on cyclaniales to aD dntp and fight as a Clirlstian, ond by diabetic f<Mida boCa... enough Christian methods of non- cyclamates to serve such violence, this whole Issue." Plli'JiOIIOI are potenllally bonnlui. r ~ji¥'Y List' M~iints · 1 • WASN'T rr PLEASANT to bave Miss Janke Wolfe visiting In WASHINGTON (UPI) cuunty tid week? President Nixon is highly We '""'' uy tbat Meigs Coonty bas never pt'Ofilced any pleased and his lop aides are W<IIJeli atiome)'l- u sure 11 you do, you're wro~- but II certalnly one Ill the very lew tii1Jed out by Mella delighted with hili "take the Sbe'l the daugbter Ill Mr. and Mrs. Donald Wolfe of White House to tile people" appearances - a formal which bas strong political overtones. In the off election year of 1970, EVEN THE WEE ONES are doing their part in trying to help the President and hili key admlniztraUon people probably ~=:::::raise funds for their new fire station. I the put week a nelgbborOOod Bible school wu held will turn up for one day crash In the ba'"'""'it of the Baptist pe!'lliiiiiRe. During vial Is to cities on the West Coast an4 Friday nJcbt, Wa1 Simons, IOn of and possibly Chicago - similar to that executed Friday In New ~~ev. and Mrs. 01ar1es Simoni, pra~a~ted the IIIJl 1o Orleans. Some of his advisers Middleport Fire Oilef, for the building fund. The Rev. Mr. believe he may have scored a Is putcr of the Middleport First Baptist !liurch. phyachologlcal break-through on school desegregation In alrlp SPEAKING OF BAPTfSJ' ministers, the Rev. and Mrs. that lasted approximately 12 Boooe, be'a a former pastor of the MldcDeport church, of hours. , Mall., are lllliiOWICing the blrtli of a seven pouDd, two 11011, Jolm William Ill Auguat 11. During their realdency In Mtddleporl, the Rev. and Mrs. Ptme' adopted two children, Jean, wm II now 10, and David who WA8111NGTON (UPI) -'l'lle tlolted a.. bapes to decide The Boona~bavebeen married illlyeara. by ....., 11be111er I!'C1Pt •• violated the lof.lddJe Eul George Boone Ill Mancbeator, OiM., Is theiJ'andmother eeueflre • llnol elalml aad, B eo, wlial lbellld ba cloae the new arrival. aboalll, 8ta(Je de~ lmalt olfldab Blld llalar*J. Incidentally, the presenladdruo of the Rev. and Mrs. BoOne (l)andler St., Weot Somerville, Mall. lmoet bas "" tied tllal Egypl begao movlq mlulle tqlll!JmOIItwltli•lnlcDet-lotbelilloli:Uallilthe baan lmriwltete~ypu '111 the ~a~Hirelall weehad louboat MRS. GRACE SURFACE BEABOUT, formerly of Mid-r""-" aftetwa •• The ""IM fit.,.-..._ '-r a . _ bearing from lrii!Dda. . . b); ::.il'fii'ililll'""" !=c>:::..'I'Ef!' ·' · ..,.,.,- ..,. ' ''· fradurlng .. . will be In • com:; ... - · · -.. .... - . iDlleo wide • lilt ... borden of lie eaoal. · ' Woodland Ave., Oilttlllbus. .' Mrs. Beabout II the motber of Barry Surface and Mra.l!lolae Ioeal relldenll. rom l 46111nR the ¥Ill" lind as 4.1100;000'· _234. , t"bltea, on101111 of . ~· U-'l'llo~Tlma~ S~rdlnet,Sunday,'~ II, 1970 1969 OPEL STATION WAGON spon•orlng a horse abew beglnnlog at 9:31 a.m. today at the Kuer Creek Employee Club groaod1. FUteeo baiter cluses will be offered. Performaaee classes will begin at I p.m. Gordoo Cllpploger of Brownsvtne and Jim Slagletoo, Rio Grande, will serve 11 jlldgea. Robert uBrownle 11 Brown wW. serve as rlagmastor wblle Skip Meadowo, Galllpolla, will BDOOUIIce. 1968 FIAT 850 TUDOR 1967 FIAT 850 OONV. 1967 OPEL TUDOR $1495 $1295 $1295 GlotJ:bach's Time 1966 VOLKS FASTBACK Takes Poll Today CAMBRIDGE JUNCTION, Mich. (IJPI) _Charlie Glolzbach of Georgetown, Ind., . driving a Dodge, toured the Michigan International Speedway at m.34l3 mllea an hour Friday 1o grab the earlypole position for Sunday's Yankee 401HD11e stock car race. Glotzbach's time well below the Irick~ of 132.737 m.p.h., due mainly to a new $1000· $1195 1965· VOLKS '895 TUDOR SMAU DOWN PAYMENT !UP TO 36 MONTHS SMITH BUICK =~~.~:~~~a: :w=: ~~o=~~r~':i~ Tony OOoa lmoc:ked In two of Mlnneoota'si'WIB with a double In the flrellnnlrw and a single In the seeornl, IJCQring Rich Haese and Cesar Tovar. Dan 'lb!mp1011 scored the other run on a single by Tovar. year in the fifth gave Montreal its firsl fWI, Jbn Gosger's triple and John Bateman's single in lhe seventh accounted lor the second and Rusty Staub hit hia 2Sth homer. Cub8 Lose As Dodge'IH:!c w•m I . A ...am 0 ~- CHICAGO (UP!), - Tom HaDer's sacrifice fly in the seventh inning, scored Willie Davis with Uie deciding run to climax a three-run rally Salurdoy and enabled the Los Angeles Dodgers to defeat the Chicago Cubs ._7 In the first game of a doobleheader and run their winning streak to six games. The CUbs Jed 7.6 In the seventh when Maury Wllls was ll!eatllrslonpltcherFerguson Jenkin~' error. Consecutl~e singles by Bill Russell, DaviS and Wea Parker tied the score. at 7-7 ·and Haller greeted relle"'!f PhU Regan with his CAMP PERRY, Ohio (111'1) West ~ NmY Rll "" 1a1 Lt. John tennis Writer .r lAJGrang$, m., cap·lured the national small bore ~aii~1 . tII· ~"":" r111a poellion c~llldp for .r • the lliCond lime. · Writer !Ired a two-<lay - . ~~~ fly. ~· ofl171 out ot a poull>le 33ao for The Dodgers added another 11118 the tills Friday. Re ~woo the run in the ninth when Wlllla and Hewitt mmt In lila u a jUnior cmn- 1Parter-doobled. 'lbe double was "'· 8-2; petitur. Wrller eclged . AnDy Parter's ft!llrlb hit. ~m or MaJ. JMII roster of~. TheCuba~a 7-3Jeadln llle andlo Arlt. by two polntl. • lhll:d lfben they SfO<ed sis I'WlS houre on six hits. '!be Dodgers Clll the Zeljko Ieid to 7-$ on Willie Crawford's u, ..2. ) · IIIXIb~"""'thayearlllthe ~~r the liN IIICtllod of flftb kuJ{qi. ' dille ,of ·~t;'·.-elsen pitched the 1Dnlngs to pin credit ~ICOIDt CI\UII- for hij aecond \ilctory aeaJna1 ~ot O!Je 'l"l"' \Wliile Jenldns' record ' 22 or ~ to l.tl.\. . ·.:,f ; I :, •· / , . ! r. 1968 OPEL TUDOR CHESRIRE - 'lbe Saddle &Dd Sirloin Rldlag Club II , .. Ge•onlmo and Willbli. mlb oilielilnt tr&iJ' il~·tR· ~ to Bailey'• 19th home run· of the M'JIIBf.!lf'' ''" rrr, • ... CcJniaUaro then singled hOOJe carl Yastrzemakl with the 1ourtb Red Sox run.. Tom Salrlan 0 scored eo•. ·~ s fifth run on a sacrifice fly by Smith In the seventh. Conigliaro drove Boston's (ourlh run In the sixth inning off starter and loser Jbn Perry, who w~ trying to wtn his 111111 game of the year and snap the :t"wlns' seven-game losing streak. SonnY Siebert went aD lhe wayforhlsl3thtriumphagalnst six losaes In 98 degree heat. Petrocelli also hit a solo horner' his !11th In the second lnlllng. Dlinois Officer , , , Wms Rifie T1tle HOUSTON (UPI) - Dolil! Rader hll a two-run homer in lhe third inning snd singled to start a two-run rally In the seventh Saturday to spark the Housloo Aslros to a 7-3 victory over the Montreal Expos. Rader's homer his 191h of the season, came 'after Denis Menke doubled to highlight a four-run rally . Rader scored from first in the seventh on John Edwards' double Edwards scored the second' run of the Inning on a single by Cesar Geronbno who started his first major league game Joe Morgan's ~gave the AstrostworWis.Hewashilbya pitch in the first inning and scored from first oo a double by Jbn Wynn. Morgan led off the fourth with a single, stole second, wenllo third when John Bateman's throw went into cen!Alr!ield and came home when Jbn Fairey juggled the ball in conterfield. The Astros' fourth run In lhe Wm . llnbf9llt ., I 1964 Buick LaSabre 4 Dr. Hdtp. V-8 automatic, power sterrlng, radio 1967 c•rolet Caprice 4 Dr. Hdtp. V-8, automatic. power steering. brakes. air 1964·Triumph TR-4 Convertible Real Sporty, 'l,l's tough . 6 cylinder, automatic, radio, a gas saver. 1960 Plymouth Valiant 4 Doo " 6 cylinder. automatic. "ee this one. 1965 Ford Muata,. V-B, automatic, cheap Iran<nnlrt.. tinn. 1965 Cadillac 4 Door Hardtop 1966 Ford C.ntry"JG'n Power steering, power brakes. V-8, automatic. radio. 1tMNova .4 .. , . Sella~ 1964 Ford Falcon 4 Door air. I v.e, ·automatic •. $lie this one . 1963 Ford Galaxle 2 Door i . V-8, automatic , tran$ml.-slon, �, r f' , 111051ECTU5 - ' 5/tiltlof ,..,.., Wwt . . t6tltff ifljllllfa ol Jir.,M... ~ . .r~l\:1( $""•14 ""IINII""" i~i/11 ~ bolll! 6t •::; ..,, o1 Cetnil Dnilioo. .:< fll,.;.,;t ,.,,.,. hi ""'"" of . IMM. '"'"' l1tto If wltlll ,_,. tbt'sshllt/Of lo ""'"'WI hot~ COlt Bird, Big Bonus Boy ' • 1 ~ 'I Placed On Waivers \ '\" ' to -'"'-"' '"'"i"' rtcor4. • ... Stiertbe .· .· (Wlectiom i'i, _•, Friday night and flooring bls '·" e e J e e e e opponent in the seventh enroute to an eight-round technical knoekout. BUILDING MATERIALS .ARMSTRONG CEILINGS BI~D ROOFS DEVOE PAINTS \\. MALTA WINDOWS ' J.M INSULATION '\ KITCHEN PLANNING · TERMS j AVAILABLE .v. Ghetto AUGUST SPE'-4 ....~. ........ they haa a caste system permitted a caate system from tTadle to grave to ells! contrary to the law and the ConsUtutlon, aad ._our tradition ' d lllld ideala .. be said. "~-~~·.,:; I.' •He ~~ have'i. MONDAY thru SATIJRDAY AUG. 17·22 oll! 11J JOHN BlllTENFELD NEW YORK (UPI) -John Ulcbeel Door oru:e traveled the SOIIIb ·en~ore~ng federal civil rliblllaws. Today, he wmtles with .the 110111-deslroylng problema .of a flll<-oquare-mlle urban ghelfO. ''Tbe job o111:e ,again 1s to Ave the country," the lanky MAX WEAR sltuatio . .!her• citizens In an area of the country are neglected, deprived, and discri· mlMted agaitult," Door said. "This too Ia contrary to oor Ideals and traditions. "The system in Bedlordstuyveaant, Brooklyn, ian't a pUciUy enforced by every institution, by regulation and code -legal and moral -<lf the majority race lor five or m gOIII\I'atlons," Door oboerved. However, he said, "The elleet of Brootlyn on a citizen Who heppens to be a member of a minority race can be almost as devastating, certaJnly as devastatlng economically, as being a black In the South." Doar spoke In the headqoarlen of D&S and Its alster corporation, the Bedford Stuyvesant Restoration .Corp., in the shabby-genteel Hotel Graneda In a delerl<ratlng section of downtown Brooklyn. ~.P~~J . · ·PAh•~·· · .();1 ...................-clals· ...... 1nglillit~ . .IMP"""'_... .-,.... iklfl ill IIHIIttl tt I 4lfiMI fill 11111!11. TIIOh dult-.. 1~ .... eurly-llalred farmer aalatant attomey pnerilllflld, "to face up, to wan toward a solution to tbll national ~.' ' llolr, 41 and • falber of four, ls president 01 the .Bedford· Sluyveaant DeV.Iogment and Service c..p, colled "D&S," one of the two nonprofit bodies oet up by the late Sen. Robert F. Klrmedy to alleviate slwn eondllioolln the prodomlnantly bl.t<;t area of Bedford-stuyve11111 l!i Brooklyn. ' ''QieA Ia 1 alnillarity," Door Held Over aald of bls eaperieneea in the Door was first appointed to SoUth and tbe oluma of the civil rights division of the l!roc*lyn, "but lite prOblema JuaUce Department In 1960 by LOS ANGELES (UP!)- The lriDi the rottef to ane't ldenllcal. President Eiaenbower. Re was Loe Angeles Rams Salllrdiy Sa~dar· · "In the SOIIIb 1110 country retained as the division's No. 2 placed five playen m waJ...-., pail wllh Ul'td with a llltuaUon In whlcb man by Pn!aldent Kennedy, and Including, veteran offensive · team · · • despite bls Republican back· tackle Jim Willon, In order to, Wllllllft, I ground and oonnectiona, be was made bead of the division In IN JACDONVIU.E · 11164 by Preaident Jobnson. POMEROY ~ Marine lloar doesn't believe the Sergeant RAJbert N. Sdlu.lier, Nixon Administration Is antihuabnnd of the former MIU Negro. Janice A. Eakew of fU W.l\iaJn "l don't think it's very uoeful St., Pomeroy, bas reported ior lor a penon to generally cbaracterize the 1tli1Ude of any duly at the Marine CorJ)I Air administration cbarged with StaUon, New River, Jacbon- lil~ie gOYet'lling tbla C01UIIry," he ville, N. C. aald. "I don't, honver, believe the NIXon Admlnillratlon cr ir.oups together In the ...De any admlnlatralion Is anti• ciaurooma," Doar added. black, and against equal rlibla -- "But.-There'l • Umlt" 110 lor Alnerlean cillzena " said. "You ean't move klda all ''There'J been a chinge " he over the borOilg!J of Brooklyn 10 , aald, "In the manner in achieve astatialltlal bellmce. achool deaegregation bas at'11 lan't rtqUlred," he_.,.d, ~=~~~ tempted to be accompllsbed. · "and. I don't ~ tbat'l llitlcl • ''There's also cbange in ed~Uonal pq~." . judgment wltb reapecl to wbat ·~~~e Ia" reqili....... wbat the Conaututlon requires with raapecttO llcllool d11:gngaUon or llci1ool lntecratlon, whatever tenn you wanllo uae." "I don't.beUeve the Conatituliotl requlr..· !bit there. be nO Rams Cut Five ·Plays~ · ;hich a all-lllacll llcllool l)'llema,.. he aald. "I lllliiJc the ConatituUon req~ jluit there be no equal llci1ool qlleml.''' . Jlailr' ~~ lflit ...... tbat !';;;~~~::.:..:~ II = ~~;::u;,·, · ~. off the P\l)'slcal • · don of "the IC!hoola, .. > • and oppor. • bulity fw .~. , .,tlW [' H !f:!i.w Uuit, .to IIIII '· utent !1'1 ·-b!J PtGIOiije-; H makes Bell!' to try o~llllren of ri'"~rcnt etllrilc .10·"""' I Alollt·lutilt'.,.._ .. ····*· . ""··~ l•11ilt lih INN Hll't hNJ" IIIHy U,. Tlflt U.lllllfl tf till llle lfll " _ - Mtlp Dr. llllaJib ae11m Salunlay the memtll'lllllum Accepts hiv.it8ti~n , ·I . ' , THIS HANDY NEEDLE PACK T· annehill · .. Heritage., aalled lor several 1!oura Saturday as lis <TOW ~ lhemoelves with moJO!' cbanges made wban Herltaae wao conslatenUy beaten by Valiant and Intrepid In prellinlnatY ~· · II!JI.E IN ONE GALLIPOlJS _ AI ~ . reoordlld bls lblrd bole lJi cit,ht the Gtdllpnlls Golf -- Your Clwice: 01 R£6. t6.15 GAt.· cont•lnlng., •ao .,.....,, of 20 ,;,., ;, youre /Uit lor bringing th/1 into OW HtHWI CillrieJ!Ijlt~t·by~one 111 the !'lUI bole. liboemakar'a cilve ........... · ID yards. Tbe . Jeat wlilirW!i{ · ,r by George Pope-,¥ ifacll'. FREE with purchase of 2 gals. �, r f' , 111051ECTU5 - ' 5/tiltlof ,..,.., Wwt . . t6tltff ifljllllfa ol Jir.,M... ~ . .r~l\:1( $""•14 ""IINII""" i~i/11 ~ bolll! 6t •::; ..,, o1 Cetnil Dnilioo. .:< fll,.;.,;t ,.,,.,. hi ""'"" of . IMM. '"'"' l1tto If wltlll ,_,. tbt'sshllt/Of lo ""'"'WI hot~ COlt Bird, Big Bonus Boy ' • 1 ~ 'I Placed On Waivers \ '\" ' to -'"'-"' '"'"i"' rtcor4. • ... Stiertbe .· .· (Wlectiom i'i, _•, Friday night and flooring bls '·" e e J e e e e opponent in the seventh enroute to an eight-round technical knoekout. BUILDING MATERIALS .ARMSTRONG CEILINGS BI~D ROOFS DEVOE PAINTS \\. MALTA WINDOWS ' J.M INSULATION '\ KITCHEN PLANNING · TERMS j AVAILABLE .v. Ghetto AUGUST SPE'-4 ....~. ........ they haa a caste system permitted a caate system from tTadle to grave to ells! contrary to the law and the ConsUtutlon, aad ._our tradition ' d lllld ideala .. be said. "~-~~·.,:; I.' •He ~~ have'i. MONDAY thru SATIJRDAY AUG. 17·22 oll! 11J JOHN BlllTENFELD NEW YORK (UPI) -John Ulcbeel Door oru:e traveled the SOIIIb ·en~ore~ng federal civil rliblllaws. Today, he wmtles with .the 110111-deslroylng problema .of a flll<-oquare-mlle urban ghelfO. ''Tbe job o111:e ,again 1s to Ave the country," the lanky MAX WEAR sltuatio . .!her• citizens In an area of the country are neglected, deprived, and discri· mlMted agaitult," Door said. "This too Ia contrary to oor Ideals and traditions. "The system in Bedlordstuyveaant, Brooklyn, ian't a pUciUy enforced by every institution, by regulation and code -legal and moral -<lf the majority race lor five or m gOIII\I'atlons," Door oboerved. However, he said, "The elleet of Brootlyn on a citizen Who heppens to be a member of a minority race can be almost as devastating, certaJnly as devastatlng economically, as being a black In the South." Doar spoke In the headqoarlen of D&S and Its alster corporation, the Bedford Stuyvesant Restoration .Corp., in the shabby-genteel Hotel Graneda In a delerl<ratlng section of downtown Brooklyn. ~.P~~J . · ·PAh•~·· · .();1 ...................-clals· ...... 1nglillit~ . .IMP"""'_... .-,.... iklfl ill IIHIIttl tt I 4lfiMI fill 11111!11. TIIOh dult-.. 1~ .... eurly-llalred farmer aalatant attomey pnerilllflld, "to face up, to wan toward a solution to tbll national ~.' ' llolr, 41 and • falber of four, ls president 01 the .Bedford· Sluyveaant DeV.Iogment and Service c..p, colled "D&S," one of the two nonprofit bodies oet up by the late Sen. Robert F. Klrmedy to alleviate slwn eondllioolln the prodomlnantly bl.t<;t area of Bedford-stuyve11111 l!i Brooklyn. ' ''QieA Ia 1 alnillarity," Door Held Over aald of bls eaperieneea in the Door was first appointed to SoUth and tbe oluma of the civil rights division of the l!roc*lyn, "but lite prOblema JuaUce Department In 1960 by LOS ANGELES (UP!)- The lriDi the rottef to ane't ldenllcal. President Eiaenbower. Re was Loe Angeles Rams Salllrdiy Sa~dar· · "In the SOIIIb 1110 country retained as the division's No. 2 placed five playen m waJ...-., pail wllh Ul'td with a llltuaUon In whlcb man by Pn!aldent Kennedy, and Including, veteran offensive · team · · • despite bls Republican back· tackle Jim Willon, In order to, Wllllllft, I ground and oonnectiona, be was made bead of the division In IN JACDONVIU.E · 11164 by Preaident Jobnson. POMEROY ~ Marine lloar doesn't believe the Sergeant RAJbert N. Sdlu.lier, Nixon Administration Is antihuabnnd of the former MIU Negro. Janice A. Eakew of fU W.l\iaJn "l don't think it's very uoeful St., Pomeroy, bas reported ior lor a penon to generally cbaracterize the 1tli1Ude of any duly at the Marine CorJ)I Air administration cbarged with StaUon, New River, Jacbon- lil~ie gOYet'lling tbla C01UIIry," he ville, N. C. aald. "I don't, honver, believe the NIXon Admlnillratlon cr ir.oups together In the ...De any admlnlatralion Is anti• ciaurooma," Doar added. black, and against equal rlibla -- "But.-There'l • Umlt" 110 lor Alnerlean cillzena " said. "You ean't move klda all ''There'J been a chinge " he over the borOilg!J of Brooklyn 10 , aald, "In the manner in achieve astatialltlal bellmce. achool deaegregation bas at'11 lan't rtqUlred," he_.,.d, ~=~~~ tempted to be accompllsbed. · "and. I don't ~ tbat'l llitlcl • ''There's also cbange in ed~Uonal pq~." . judgment wltb reapecl to wbat ·~~~e Ia" reqili....... wbat the Conaututlon requires with raapecttO llcllool d11:gngaUon or llci1ool lntecratlon, whatever tenn you wanllo uae." "I don't.beUeve the Conatituliotl requlr..· !bit there. be nO Rams Cut Five ·Plays~ · ;hich a all-lllacll llcllool l)'llema,.. he aald. "I lllliiJc the ConatituUon req~ jluit there be no equal llci1ool qlleml.''' . Jlailr' ~~ lflit ...... tbat !';;;~~~::.:..:~ II = ~~;::u;,·, · ~. off the P\l)'slcal • · don of "the IC!hoola, .. > • and oppor. • bulity fw .~. , .,tlW [' H !f:!i.w Uuit, .to IIIII '· utent !1'1 ·-b!J PtGIOiije-; H makes Bell!' to try o~llllren of ri'"~rcnt etllrilc .10·"""' I Alollt·lutilt'.,.._ .. ····*· . ""··~ l•11ilt lih INN Hll't hNJ" IIIHy U,. Tlflt U.lllllfl tf till llle lfll " _ - Mtlp Dr. llllaJib ae11m Salunlay the memtll'lllllum Accepts hiv.it8ti~n , ·I . ' , THIS HANDY NEEDLE PACK T· annehill · .. Heritage., aalled lor several 1!oura Saturday as lis <TOW ~ lhemoelves with moJO!' cbanges made wban Herltaae wao conslatenUy beaten by Valiant and Intrepid In prellinlnatY ~· · II!JI.E IN ONE GALLIPOlJS _ AI ~ . reoordlld bls lblrd bole lJi cit,ht the Gtdllpnlls Golf -- Your Clwice: 01 R£6. t6.15 GAt.· cont•lnlng., •ao .,.....,, of 20 ,;,., ;, youre /Uit lor bringing th/1 into OW HtHWI CillrieJ!Ijlt~t·by~one 111 the !'lUI bole. liboemakar'a cilve ........... · ID yards. Tbe . Jeat wlilirW!i{ · ,r by George Pope-,¥ ifacll'. FREE with purchase of 2 gals. �a.dlytl :1 II II- < ' tiqei,~,AIIgllltll, lt'lll Granev' ines in Stran«. .· ''o·1:~~ . =~·~.::~w=·~i::~~~~y:~ r a•ler.· R .~ locail011 f<lr Ill I . . . in apa.ture<llla rl••e, , ftU'I'~ . . t, , • • pcll1d C8IUiof be fillind. PJ'wioulY ....... • .....,. II~-lock. "" had 1 IOOO<!n Ute 1011 Mr CollriUhlaaa Mr.. Perry work• >ai 1 lo "-ve lhe i>"IUre ke.:!lf14go ~ in\er~t In ·~"""'"• 'llllqlJII!lal .ln lhe c&O • . 11 off,IIMi hW 1o lhe born In <JFder lo . In gOOd f'!"ffil! · ·)!lll'lwa,le,, The concrete OOtt.of ii 11 the 1 • · i wllich • Ume. '' 't · · ll;'oilgll ..... "''lected ovar a re&r6d. arm on · • w,a . Melvtn Cl*k 1>t O!fa waa lhe lll•llil or .other type 14 the . ~artiU\1~\'Ins tontl'aclor oo litis i!lzo and nl!!llller of llveslock IIOWAIID PERRY of Hun- work. • ·which wou)d be I!Silla It r to l · . , · A I'OCenlly eonsltutled pond ted 1 '"8 n comp 8 A Slf.llAt.t.oN foun.t con- wiU serVe u lhe water iapply on : crete walerlh& 1 trough for the 1r004lh. A float valve al Aided by YSCS te;:la · poured 'last wee\ by Everell thelrol!ghWUlaUowwilerfr(lm · Glll.a whose farm Is · at the pond 1o 1'1111 lnlo llie trough Denver Yoho, Mr. Perry buill i G Ul'-1•· · · · ---'ed k '"·" 1 dugout pond, zoo feel of •, l"'t"' Fe!')')'. The trough aa " " " ' to eep 11,-. diversloo ditch, ooe.fOIIflh mlle . . . ' of farm road, and !iOo feet 01 sod waterway. , · The ·d)lgoul pond ;; ,led by a diven~loq diteh ~ . w~s conslnlcled."' a siddie (low gap) on a ridge lop. Thla type' pond 1 f "- 1 r • B,'\' JOHN COOPER 1te11 ~alloa !Jervlee 1''1'. PLEASANt - Some· l!mea liiUe things attract our atlentian. we were on the PlllUip A. Sanney !ann MI. 00 Unloo Rld8e off the Pliny . Jenies ,ftun Road. Our visit to the farm involved helping Mr. Sanney; and his two young sons : '. ..l . of the Land Lay develop a conservation plan for his lri. The item which particularly attracted out attention was near •the edge of some woodland. We were discussing woodland Improvement and the . management of woodland are.os. On clooe elllllllnaUon of some trees we foUJid that vines of wild grapes had grown up over some potentially valuable black wainut. Two trees 6" to 8" in diameter had heen completely killed by the strangling and smothering vines. Some other walnuts nearby had many vines in tliem also, but were still Uvtng and healthy. We pointed out other places In the woode where fast growing trees had smothered and kl1led neighboring trees. We pointed out to Mr. Sanney that these thmgs ""~aU part of _nature, and . that if man de81red to -,. ' chan!l'l il, he coulil .. · . ; We realize that &r•vlnel proVide food fDI' sonie,' wildlife and do not diollke grapevlnet when they growillg In Jeoa V<lluable trees than black walnut. ·~ . CLAIR CO'ITRILL of Point "Pleasant, whooe fal'llj Is on Thomas FJdge, Ls planning to build a pond and reseed t of ,..., his meadow land. Denver Yoho of Soil Conservatlon Service helped Mr. ColtrW lay out the m!'1"dow field for reseeding In a1..mate contour stripe, Mr. Cottrill plans lo prepare the seedbed by farming on the contour and by u5lng a disk to ~.• hlsftl~ 8 ~ti;;J'"~ ~~tii>gW)) ~ g~! ~ ~=ag::~f aever~l w~s n . GALUPOLIS - Eligible farm volerl have only ooe day left In whldt to clreulale and sign IIOIDiilatlng petitions lor ASC COIIIIIIW1ity committees. Allgull 17 Is the final date petitiona may lie rued at the GaiDa ASCS Co111ty Office. Ml!fi elections are se.l for the second week In September. "I "ant to re-emphasize to farmers who are eilgtble to vote that oorninatlng c8ndidates by petitionilolprlmetrnportanee. U six or more eligible can· dldates are nominated by ] i •,! Bonk Parts week., I. wea~er ~~.hlghle~.~~~.r 88 Available ..., a•uM horse Sales & Serv. ftU wltb producera. Co!llmwilt)' CCIIllllitlees help keep·fll'llli!n Informed of farm prolram P'01111iona. TheY aclvlle lhelr Counb' ABC Committee on the !ann itl.tuatlon In their cqmmunlllel and ailllt lit ad· mlnlsle!'lng farm PI'OIIl'aJili •OO the local level," anbOrl oz. plalned. . "Our County ASC Commll1ee hopes that IIlia year larmen wW nominate by petition every , candidate' wltoae name goee 011 a boUot," he cooicluded. ' ONE ROW,' a ' I CHfSTER 'I 19 Locust St. Phone 4-46-0203 Gallipolis. 0. MOITO.AOI! PIOTfCTION INSIIU.NCf IS AVAIL... ILI! AT LOW COif ROYAL MH-30 : JUST MADE MH-30 THE SECOND BEST SUCKER CONTROL ' . I ' j j ' Gallipolis ~·"" !; ' I. 194-3 GE ' 1, Gad tave us strength to foee 11 ·. And toorage 1\> lleor tile blow, !'i · aut what II moan! to lost you ~ No one will ever know. ·· . '~., l 11 Thore,'ss.o ,m,uch now I ~nnot 111 ljly eye s}g'hrs far too dim, Bul come what may I'll olmpty trust And teove'll all to Him. s.ilty mlssell by hullband, J. D. Stout and children. 19,j.1 Notice 1 run1. «6--.4191. 194-1 . Wanted BE A Toy Dealer for Playhouse (block & while), 2 pc. nylon ll•lng room suite, 3 pc. -..,-----KIRBY vacuum cleaner, the most od•anced, lonaer llle, bet1er service. We stock all parts. 8uy where you can get del .. no cash Investment. till collect Carhlotte Heiskell, South Point, 377·47'11. 169-11 service. ------ concentration; alert· "'"'"' poise. And ... this Jsa chance to give your child the opportunity and ·happiness you have mined. the war. The FCC told the three major Endorse lmd·}\ecommend ~ speciah:. ' ~etworks to allot appropriate time- although not necessarily mmute for minute equal time_ for responsible critics lo answer Nlxon'slast five speeches on the Indochina war The ctinunl;.,ion also ruled that the Columbia Broadcasting System must give the Republican National Commitlee thne for rebuttal of lhe J~y ! speech by Lawrence F. 0 Br1en, chairman of the Democratic Nallonal committee. CBS gave O'Brien lime In that S(leeeh to answ.er Nixon. ' ' ·-~-.. i ' ~ ... t., are or not shop they CII:M in. Eaay terms. Free Instruction. VACUUM eleanor ser•lce. We ------ NEW LIVING ROOM SUITE SALE RICE'S can give you a lleller buy becauae we buy direct from the factory. cutting out the cosily wholewle dealer. Also our profit is ' less. Compare these bargain prices. NYLON suites $129.95 - list prtco S179.90, EARLY American suites tl59.95, NYLON suites wlllt 83" long 1 -l=o-'f~1J~,!Wl'~vrf~··<>·mi.~.~ ~~w, ~t.rr~. -FURN'. apartment, adUII1 only, ''"51 loSt tall 'IIIII III'P"ld·,... u446-3667 alter 5: •· · 194-11 ·3 EVERYTHING GARAGE. WITH 1 ACRE, PRICED 115,000. WITH 16 ACRES $20,000. THIS IS A REAL BARGAIN SCHOObj DISTRICT AND HORSES OF SOMEBODY WANTING A NICE PLACE TO LIVE GOOD · OR BEEF LA TTL E. ONE WILL SATISF·Y YOU . Very Nice Older Home In Town Baby Farm Very Good Home IF YOU NEED A LARGE 3 BEDROOM HOME, BE SURE t:K THIS ST. HAS A VERY NICE MODl:RN KITCHEN, MODERN BATH, HEATING SYSTEM AND HAS A NICE DEEP LOT FOR A GARDEN OR CHILDREN'S PLAY AREA. CLOSE TO SCHOOLS AND DOWN · TOWN BUSINESSES. LOCATED ABOUT S ' .• •!:'·· '-" ..... ,.,,, SEE CONDITION ON GRAPE LOVELY 3 BEDROOM HOME WITH FAMILY ROOM, BEAUTIFUL KITt:HEN (LOTS OF CABINETS, RANGE, OVEN , DISHWASHER ), TilE BATH, NEW SMALL BARN,JACAESOFGOOO FL.-AT LAND WHICH F~RONTS ON RACCOON MILES FROM TOWN ON BLACKTOP RD . PRICED MID TWENT ~ ES . TO OLDER HOME IN GOOD High on 1 Hill Country Atmosphere 1/4 Mile Out suites with 3 cushioned couch We Need Listings $189,95 - -aomporo o~$2>19.95, • EARLY Amorlean or ALL KINOS OF TradiiiDIIII outtos with soft ON ldgo, con springe, center ted, PROPERTY. WE HAVE long couch, hHVY cover- nG1.1 BUYERS WE CANNOT $329.95 b\11 only t229.95, 2 pc:J ~~~~s:.y . CALL US eola bod sulteo $89.95, 3 pc, •lnyl eol• bod suites - In· cludlsiOfl bed, swivel largortcllner.a '"' bor · n .at tt59,95, VINYL sofa f or Sa1e sulfes with malchll\fl ~lr $119.95, SOFA beds ~95. EXCELSIOR Salt Works Rlc:o's New & Used Fum,f es.l Limestone and coal tor sole. See. 446-9523. lump, egg, stoker and mine ---..------'19,._1 run'. E. Main St .. Pomeroy, 0. E Ph. 992-3891 . MAP,L Early Am~rlcon a.. tr 11ereo:rodlo comblna.t(on. 4 - - - - - - - speaker s.ound oyslem, AM & IF YOU ore building • new FM radio, 4 ~ lntemit•ed home or remodeling, see us. chlflgtr. Bolance $82.3,3. Use We are builders. Distributor our bUdget terms. FR"E gift ' for Hotpolnt Appliances. with werv purchase. c;aww- ·AIIIsorr Electric. 1028. • · tl+lf 19..3 "w"•_L_N_U_T_s_u_r_eo__od_l_ RAYMOR Frull Farm - Ap· ~ •• r · .• . com· pies by the bushel. Lower bln.tlon, AN. Fto\ flcllo, 4 River Rd. Ph. 4<4-4807. · =kers, • speed changer 1V0·6 · uol volume confr•l. Bolonct - - - - - - - - • ::!:~~:.~~J 111,:!1 h~/, NEW 4'11 II. troller bl~ tub, terms. Coli -1028. \ · =:color, half price. ~n. -146. . 19..3 . 194-3 chi, FOR AND SOME LAND FOR PLENTJ Faotbodt Sedan, light ~ wlth block ltathorette.lntelor, r!ldlo, .whllt watts. A oharpone ownerCjlr wtthonty 23,150 mllel. 67 VW'S 69 PLY• . CHEV 68 66 FORD 6& FORD 65 FORD • .LARGE MODERN 3 BEDROOM HOME WITH CARPETS LIVING· AND DINING ROOM, BUILT-IN I( ITCH EN AND LARGE 2 CAR GARAGE. PRICED FOR IMMEDIATE SALE AT 111,900. 0. 0. PARSONS" JAY SHEPPARD REALTORS l'orm. VIllage. Ctl'/ PrGperty First& OIIYO Phono 446-0219 A Charmer ALL BRICK RANCH with 2 ear gara51e (elect. door) located In. Fairview Sub. tt's lhip· shape lnalde and out and boasll carpelod floors, 1'12 tile ~ths, large kllchen with polio door and full diYided basement with paneled rec. room . lmmldlote posseulon. st. .' Beige or blue' Bug, lttlheretto lnlorlors, whllo-waus; rodlol. 8olh of 11\Ho oro 1harp cars. Full 1,000 mi. or 30 dey w•rrantv. ' "1395· ' ! Borracudo V·l 2 Dr. Hardtop, bright rod with black teathorelte lnltrlor. Au!Omtllc. power steering. radio with rear spuk.n. For the y~ng at heart. Ceprlco 2 Dr. Hardtop, Ughl ottw grwith block vinyl lop, auhjmatlc, ,._ siMrlng, rodlo, tlnlod glali, spoko wt.ol • discs. Owned by local lady. Thlo 10 a sharpie w.ith only 24,925 miles. · . 1 • Muston, V·B hardtop, llghl bh.e with blue & while oatherette Interior. SQinner wheel · dlacs, radio, wide oval tlru. See this one. 2295 11095 Goloxlo 500 4 Dr. Sed., whllo with blue Interior, automatic., power .stMrlng & brakes, white w.oll .tires with whttl dlscs. Nlee family cor. Falrlono 4 Dr. Sodln. 219 V-1 with aulomtllc rodlo. Good 51..-Good Prl... '·. 895 1 DON WATIS VOLKSWAGEN ' t"5 UPPER RIVER RD. tOitlo Rl. 7) GI'LLIPOLIS, OHIO PH. Ul - CAR OVEN, DISHWASHER. 11/2 BATHS, 2 CAR GARAGE AND BASEMENT , CITY ~ATER . 1 THIS • ·68 v.w. 3 OR < BED~OOMS PLUS A FAMILY ROOM AND 2 ABOUT have bags for all standard makes, -hose, parts, fans, • brushes, swltchtt, etc. Sheppard Sewing Machine Sales & Service. 19.. tt CAM!'"ER'S for rent. Make reserv•flons now. French CttvMobiltHomeCentet,44693411 . 10J.If -------FURN. apartment, Stoll a Court, Chatham and Borger A••·· conltcl Stella Arnold, Apt. 1, Stella Court. 119-11 _ _....:.,...,.,----SLEEPING ROOMS, - l y rites. Park Central Hole!. 76-11 -,..-------SLEEPING ROOMS w"kly rates,, lrM jjorage parking. Llbb'( HOtel. ' · ,. -~------"'7..11 HERE'S A REAL GOOD OLDER HOME JUST 3 MILES OUT ON RT. t-41 . HAS MOOER:N FUR . NACE, BATH AND KIT · CHEN. CAN BE USED AS BEDROOM BRICK HOME. YOU'LL LIKE BEI\UTIFUL BUILT ·IN KITCHEN WITH RANGE. demonitrators, but In crate F!!I' Rent NEW Good Older Home With Land SALE ON oil Whiles, sa•e up to reposs~ssed wl)at we sen. For quality and ·~rica vlslf ·.,Camp• Conley Starcrafl Soles behind Plea11nl PotrWResort. · 192-11 Owner Selling At Cost You Must See .This ELECTRO Grand zig-zag only $39.!5. thne Wants Vitry Anxlouo To Sell This Nice Modern 3 Bedroom Homo Locetld On o Large Lol Just '12 Mile ~I Of Town. In· cludeso Family Room (Playroom or 4th Bedroom), Nlco Kitchen <Built-In Range), Utility Room, Tile Both end Carport. Price Has Bun Roducad To SI5,WII. Look AI II And Tell Us Whal You'd Gl•e. THI$ ONE ESPECIALLY THF! LARGE ROOMS, SIZE OF- THE LOT AND VIEW. IT INCLUDES A S100, 1971 UNITS tn·stock. Don't miss out on year end ult of 70's. 1 Conol. camper sleeps 6, bra~es. refrlg., herd top ends t21<S now $1699. 23 ,ft. 5" trallor S. C. sleeps 6, W55 Owner Moved OUt Of State Offer BEAUTIFUL LATE Slllfltr zlg·XOG with cams lor fancy stltdl designs. Se•e JIOO. only $59.95. <\jl'~:!::h1,in,!ol aWell· C . · persqnallty; ~z.::.__...;o.o..~*==--.;_......_:.. ~ -VOLKSWAGEN 'Economy Headquarters' · bedroom su1te, · several platform rockers. Co. Fret tralrilng, nO colt., no 11 en· · $ the eN~toL.i t.~ow FoR 1970-71 SCHOOL WASHINGTON (UPI) _The Federal Communications Commission has ruled that opponents of President Nixon's Vietnam policies must be given a fair chance to answer his nationwide television reporta 00 "· I Sweopar, · . ·Phlleo outlet till ~0767 llelwMn hours o1 10 and 4. WE Invite y.U to shop around t92·3 and vlsll uo tor lho best ~lin ~-:------town. Corbin & Snyder HOW DOES ohe do 11?? Never Co.,, 955 Second seem• short of cash. Her Furniture Ave. Ph. 446-11rl. Plenty ol secret? She earns good money frt!e porkll\fl. 11 on AVON Representative. 194-11 Why not join her? Write now or call Mro Helen Yeager Ml~LIONS of rugs hove been Box 112, Jackson, Ohio. Ph: · cleaned vo;llh Blue Lustre. It's 216-<028. America s . finest. Rent 189-12 electric shompooer Sl . Central Supply Co. 194-6 ------ I . . 1:. M. "Ike" Wiseman 446-3796 E. tf. Wiseman W-4500 e·, " refrigerator, Admiral TV .. Meigs Equipment Co. Dillon Agency Neat Realty I THIRD AVE. a STATE 51 BUSINESS PROPERTY LOCATED at 45 Court Strttl. Haa large storage building on rear of lot, -4 room apartment above and room to park fwo Hoborl Dillon, IIHitor cars In rear. Look this over OffiCI 446·2671' and make ua an offer. Howard or Lucille Brannon CHOICE LOTS Evenings 446-1221 3 LARGE lots In YIIIIGe ot Rio Roller! Condto, 441 0151 Grande on U.S. Rl. 35. Large enough for a business or 3 Any Time Is dwellings. A Good Time Olfiee Phone 446·1694 TO LIST your home for sale if II Evening is priced right . We need Char leo M. NHI446·1Sit ll•tlngs. We have all !he tools J. Michael Neot 446· t503 of ttl& trade, experienced staff, advertising, picture window display and willing_ to ~g'~,:..c$a~~-the DILLON MASSIE REAL ESTATE BROKER TEL:. 446-1998 . ltoute 35 fii'rs:ts'~ 5 yr. old; 5"rilce r"'•· and ;.,bath; l'las 1 beautiful krtctlen·; H.W. floors, full base. with garage, aluminum siding, copper plumbing and la<:aled near fhe new hospital. Owner anxious to sell. Kanauga NEAT 4 rms. and bath, H.W. firs., storm doors and windows and has an extra lot. Price 17,500. ' 4 Bedroom 'I• MI. OUT of Clly limits, has storm drs. and windows, full base., city water and gas. small barn, garage and ofl'ler oulbldgs. and locatod on 3'h A. lot. Someone .Is lolling a bargain slide by. $14,500. Mobile Homes '70 KIRKWOOO 12' x 65' $5,500. '62 NEW MOON 10' x 50', $2.000. '60 NASHUA, 10' • 50', $2.100. Farms I 24J.If ---TERMITE PEST CONTROL. FREE .Inspection. Cell ~ 32<5, Merrill O'Dell. Ol>erolor for Extermlfal Termite Service. 19 Belmont Or. 267-11 "'s"'E"'P-=TI"'C..:.;T"'A"'N"'It:-C-::L-E-A"'N---,lNG REASONABLE rates. John Russell, owner L operl1or. Ph. "6·41112. _____.....;,_ _ _145-11 RALPH's Cer~t- Upholstery Cleaning Service. Free estimates. Ph . .t46-0294. HS.tf WATER WELL DRILLING. Pump Sties Bind Service. T9M Just Listed Lewis. Pllohe 304-195-31102. THIS NEAR new ranch slyle 1-r-11 • home- T)lo first ttme.o!tered ·lor sale, loealed !"ntr."!ron'l' city on a State Rt. on a big acre of land, with ~ to ss.ttiJ Sttivtce Charge purchase 2 mort acrfl. 4 large BR, 2 baths, bulit-ln Will remove your dead kitchen, finished basement horse and cows till Jackson 286-4531 with large family room, fireplace, glass door opening to patio, hot water heat, deep well and spring water . O.Vner Insurance leaving the state. FOR ALL your insurance needs Reduced $1,000. check with your Grange 3 BR HOME with clly water and agents at the Neal ·Ins. natural gas, nice kitchen. Agency, 64 State St. Agenll large LR, laundry Mel fur for auto, fire, homeowners, nace room, carport and hospital and general liability. storage rm., large level lot Uti · 160' M 250' with plants, shrubs ~-,-----,--­ and trees. NATIONWIDE INSURANCE AUTO. Fire, lite, 45 Stole St., Choice Location Waldo F. Brown, W. R. YOU MUST see this spacious Brown. 4.46-1960. two story home <now vacant) located on Second Ave., near churches, school and shopLany ping, could be used as two family home. or a wonderful spot for home and business. 5 Ewans ~. lt9.9Y -04 BR, 2112 baths, full basement, 50 A WOOD Mill Rd., $7,500. garage. 49 A.' NEAR Vloton;6rm. house Opportunity $7,900.00 with both, good barn, .5 lob .• FOR SOME ambitious couple to HALF MILE out Neighborhood 25 A. tractor land. ttO,OOO, make a profitable Income Rd. Nlee 5 room frame home 64 A. NEAR Bidwell. $14,000. very good business. Why not with porch. tnsuloled. Out· 70 A. Folrfleld·Centenary Rd. 60 decide your own working hrs. blda Trees Shrubs Clly A. of lhls to flat to gtnfly and be your own boss? C.ll wafir and -a~hoolt. · rolllng,goocl51'm. house, bath and bose. mooo. · for Information on a reuonable investment with a N0 BeHar TIme Ill CALL ANY HOUR: 44t-11tt bright future. TO BUY lhts carpoled 3 H. C, ·WaUQtt.~l7" Downtown ~oom home on US 3S near - - - - - . . . : : - - - LARGE two story, 7 room, 4 . neiN hoSpital. Full basemen!. BR, formal dining room, Storm windoWs. Garage. spacious kitchen, front and Almc.t In acre level lot. back porches, redocoroled . throughout, detached garage, Kanaup deep lot, near ochool. WELL KEPT ol• room homo wtth lull blll!mtnl. Back . Close Your Eyes porch. .Two outllvlldlngo and AND Imagine youroelf the largo gorogo. Four tots on US proud owner of !Ills loYety 7, fcloll for bulilltll. brick and fra'"" home - 3 8R, 2 full botlts, coverod polio, full olr-condltlonod, 2 I . • ' . 10 A!:RCS standing soyl*ns 11 car gar•ll'· beautiful well Hinenvttlt, Ph. ol<t6-4127. · landiCipecl 116' • 110' level . I · ·193-) lawn. OHt.. 411-4774 Homt Saunders ·Evans Insurance Inc. RUSSELL .,won --~\ (lflr ., r OffiCe 446-3643 Evening• C. II earn no lest than $100 weekly. ------,-,...-....,.No canvassing. Write Box No. Ufld Fumlluro A••· 20 per cent ., · dlv.ount on everything In Wanted To Do ·~ s'ock. 19.,11 WE sped~! . In ·Maollc qfnyl ~------=--, and na e brend aluminum siding, r flllfl, whlli'gulters • 'SWIOULDMY CHILD shutters, complete TAKE PIANO? remodeling and earpentry work. Free estimates and references. By:erly Con· struction Co., Cora·Rodney ;; Yes. Few things so Rd., 245-5826. .~ enrich life as un145-11 and ap- ~H"'A,.,.N"'D"'Y:-m.,..e-n"' ' lor-odd-:-:-1:-obl:-. Has Muslc. own toot•. Citll 446-9271. 190-12 PIB111ng Is In ' . a I. ; THE WISEMAN AGENCY person with COnlm'l" sen.oe. 1966 CHEVROLi;T 4 dr. excellent OJ)portunlty far Blse~yne,,goodcorKUtlon. Call 1 194-3 ~~·~r!t ~~3fv 1~;,.1 ~,~~~~ 446- 2596' hlveCirandneafaPPHrance tor · · i'llwly ~ fidory i' : Third . BRECKsViLLE, Ohio ( uPI) - · A Federal Water Quality Control Aclminlatratlon official chargmg that Industry has been "getting a free rlda," aald lhe federal ginrernment will lnsist that clUes procesalng Industrial wa1te make lnduslrles pay their fair ahare lor treatment of the water. James 0. McDonald chief of regional conslnlction' graitta said ''we are going to take hard look to see that Industry oo longer getS a free ride." He . made the remark -~ a "*llhg ' of flllyora · in the Greater · Cleve..nd Aara. . • .lnduatrla and ~era . curre11Uy pay lhf same raw !or sewa~e treatml!nt, wl)i1!1' tn- · duslry diopo&~ij of I!JIIel' 8IDOW1t of sewage. McDollalll .said hOiiieownera help for the <lispooal of lndu.elrlal wastet. ~! '.,.. ~ , Aug. 16, 1967. ;----MULLINEAUX Qoc. Co., 258 Oaeck This New Valne At Your httemational Dealer ' • ' 194·1 ~ IN LOVING memory of MTs. J, '· D. Stout who possod away 4 MEiN needed al onct. Must ~ ' Industry Mar '5.27 Lose Free Ride gal. ' tremendous' · profit. In · tere•ted? We need '" honest 16! c-o Dally Tribune. Brilrplltch Kennels '\ BOARDING . all breeds, :., opeclous r Indoor outdoor Disease Will he Seen ' i ' 1.m. s.iiturdly. ' '· · ~·'i n Memory ' '~~~' Get Free Time . CLYDE B. WALKER, MGR. FEDERAL LAND BANK ASSOCIATION OF GALLI POLIS jrltlpnw!libe ,chorgodloronty a, tlmn tl'lt ad dltt f. Opposition to lOANS ON SMALL & lARGE ACREAGE lmlt and ttopptd btfort n · •, ,; ;, ·· Research in Com '-------;.;;.1 ..~ . . M.LQ.ANS BER COMPANY w . t '" Most of the big capacity features of the 5$0 are built Into the smaller ''"'' 350, indudh'lg the, same type .of , •; fre~me. <:onstr~Atlon arid .a similar cutter head . .llecause the 350 Is . cl'ose-coupfed, It Is exceptJohally;· shpr;t maneuverable an~ has turning radius. It · Is regularly , equipped -with. 6.70-15 tires. · \ • . ' .. . . cL"u"i~o ... tu Help wanted For Sale Ont Oty-Oniolimo · " .. \1ellno I' . ' · ' ltlC\IIISICull¥"dtYS .. · lkllnt MATURE SALESMAN JUST ARRIVED onotl)ir load toroo coi!IICUII¥0 ooys .. 16< MUD!D FOR ol Cutters ,j.5-fll. Sove 1100. lint ' LOCAL AREA 1 - WD-45· Allli-Chatml(s . Advorllslng ordortd tor SPECIAL T} salesman oc· 1 - J.D. 1010 Crowlor . gas .., I'"'"''r tnltrtiOtl' will t"ekt co•tnmea to calllny on 1 - J. D. 1010 Crawler W· ~..oftl ·t1m1 r•tt. .rolr 1 d 1· II do ch ~1 .t.'JI tAl •r• rntrlcttd ••~ thtlr Wn esa t an re I ra . wren - ..,. . . r~ dattltJcatl'ona ind to tht Agt no bllrrler,. Ultlmete ' l - Fatinall Cuba · ··.,ullf. ~lilY Trlbunt stvtt 01 polent1al could ·be inywhere 1 - 1954 Ford ltl!f lnsortlon. from 575$, to 51300 Wtokly 5 - IN Fordo Any . <ttongo modo In tho depending upon tile type of I - MF9 baler · like new orlglnol copy submlt.tld tor ·person w~o quelltles. · 1- 16 II. Forage bo•llsl $1495, .,.. c:lit,llfltd ldYWtlttm_,1 Will bt ~ 5ale 1995. ·, chrretOthttattot25cfortectr INVEST nonf of your own F'.IWS.Iei,Rt.IS Wftt money but realize o Gatllpolls,OIII'o,, ~~'777 f:tmbW ' I • ' ' \ . . 1 Sell Items You Don'f ln. . "Ch••••· , ' Aefi 'qrderld tor. tftrte or tlx .<· ~ i ~!!daY . ' ,. f~r 350 . farm interest In the community and must be eligible to per· ticlpate in one or more li'Osr.... admln151ered by the County ASCS Office. Full details on eligibilily requirements for candidates and voters are available atlhe County ASCS Office, aloog wllh • w..kthi§yeor-83.9. 1.aotyear ~, GALLIPOLIS Tein· - 85.3. peralllri, p"clpllalion and Average low lemperature for weather condiUoruo lor eacH 24- week lhls year - .110. Last year hQW' period aa r<!eorded by Pete - S9.7.. McConnlck,. fairfield Weathe( Total prectp(tatioh week StaUan o(lser'ler. •• this year - 1.12 Inches. Last !'•Y lll&b Law P"o. year - 2.81 Inches. ' Sunday · ao 114 ;74 , Monday n 52 .06 1 Total precipltaUQil .to dale tua</ay . Ill 57 this year - 29,111i -inches. Last ·W(l!lnesday 911 S9 year - :n.u incbes. • - 90 63 .32 Normal average pre<;iplll!tlon rnday · aa · 81 annually ..:. 411.99 inc , hes. ' ' to vote, a person must have a Easy Term5 Accept Trade.. In All petition In an ASC community, . oo other names wW go oo tbe bellol. In lhe past, the incwnbent community commitlee also had lhe prt.ilege of making nominations. Now, a com· munlly committee may nominate only if fewer than sii eligible candidates are oorninaledbypellUon-andthe committee may nominate only the number of candidates 1o make up a full olate of six nominees," J . Melvtn GUberl, Chairman of the County Agricultural Stabllizatloo and Conservation Commltlee, said. No special forms are required for a petition - only a sheet of paper naming the candidate and the ASC community. Signatures of at least sb: eligible voters In the community are required on eacb petition. Only one candid<te may be named on a petition but voters may sign as many petitions as they want. In general, to be eligible either to become a candidate or 1 }.~·~.·~:J·,,n•: 4:3op.m. daHv and Nominati'!-g Petitions Due on Monday a Usl of known ell&lble voters In the county. Eacll year eUcJiie r-ora nominate ·and elect ASC com· munlty committee• of tltr8e members and two alternates. The communlly commlllees elect per101111 to IW vacancies 111 their County ASC CUnmlllee and also belp aclmlnl!ter !ann programs such as farm acreage allotments and bases, and conservation and rosWhortng. "Tbey are the key people lhe u.S. Department of Agriculture relies 111100 for direct contact ~lie , 437 Second Ave. ( Opposit. l'ust Office) UfeW&IIome MrAiill Hame lbpilll • F"n. - S.vlces Offered . .!·'IN~ING ohalrs 1o sciiWI c.teelllld Risb /1 sh8rt>ened. Shtt!PII'd Sewing. ao:..t Michlne Soles L Servlee. • 194-11 --'--....:......-!'--) ., per GILLENWATI!I\'5 .Sopllc Tlllk ' .! CINnlng lo tc.poll'. Pit ,'tot99. ~ 1 • �a.dlytl :1 II II- < ' tiqei,~,AIIgllltll, lt'lll Granev' ines in Stran«. .· ''o·1:~~ . =~·~.::~w=·~i::~~~~y:~ r a•ler.· R .~ locail011 f<lr Ill I . . . in apa.ture<llla rl••e, , ftU'I'~ . . t, , • • pcll1d C8IUiof be fillind. PJ'wioulY ....... • .....,. II~-lock. "" had 1 IOOO<!n Ute 1011 Mr CollriUhlaaa Mr.. Perry work• >ai 1 lo "-ve lhe i>"IUre ke.:!lf14go ~ in\er~t In ·~"""'"• 'llllqlJII!lal .ln lhe c&O • . 11 off,IIMi hW 1o lhe born In <JFder lo . In gOOd f'!"ffil! · ·)!lll'lwa,le,, The concrete OOtt.of ii 11 the 1 • · i wllich • Ume. '' 't · · ll;'oilgll ..... "''lected ovar a re&r6d. arm on · • w,a . Melvtn Cl*k 1>t O!fa waa lhe lll•llil or .other type 14 the . ~artiU\1~\'Ins tontl'aclor oo litis i!lzo and nl!!llller of llveslock IIOWAIID PERRY of Hun- work. • ·which wou)d be I!Silla It r to l · . , · A I'OCenlly eonsltutled pond ted 1 '"8 n comp 8 A Slf.llAt.t.oN foun.t con- wiU serVe u lhe water iapply on : crete walerlh& 1 trough for the 1r004lh. A float valve al Aided by YSCS te;:la · poured 'last wee\ by Everell thelrol!ghWUlaUowwilerfr(lm · Glll.a whose farm Is · at the pond 1o 1'1111 lnlo llie trough Denver Yoho, Mr. Perry buill i G Ul'-1•· · · · ---'ed k '"·" 1 dugout pond, zoo feel of •, l"'t"' Fe!')')'. The trough aa " " " ' to eep 11,-. diversloo ditch, ooe.fOIIflh mlle . . . ' of farm road, and !iOo feet 01 sod waterway. , · The ·d)lgoul pond ;; ,led by a diven~loq diteh ~ . w~s conslnlcled."' a siddie (low gap) on a ridge lop. Thla type' pond 1 f "- 1 r • B,'\' JOHN COOPER 1te11 ~alloa !Jervlee 1''1'. PLEASANt - Some· l!mea liiUe things attract our atlentian. we were on the PlllUip A. Sanney !ann MI. 00 Unloo Rld8e off the Pliny . Jenies ,ftun Road. Our visit to the farm involved helping Mr. Sanney; and his two young sons : '. ..l . of the Land Lay develop a conservation plan for his lri. The item which particularly attracted out attention was near •the edge of some woodland. We were discussing woodland Improvement and the . management of woodland are.os. On clooe elllllllnaUon of some trees we foUJid that vines of wild grapes had grown up over some potentially valuable black wainut. Two trees 6" to 8" in diameter had heen completely killed by the strangling and smothering vines. Some other walnuts nearby had many vines in tliem also, but were still Uvtng and healthy. We pointed out other places In the woode where fast growing trees had smothered and kl1led neighboring trees. We pointed out to Mr. Sanney that these thmgs ""~aU part of _nature, and . that if man de81red to -,. ' chan!l'l il, he coulil .. · . ; We realize that &r•vlnel proVide food fDI' sonie,' wildlife and do not diollke grapevlnet when they growillg In Jeoa V<lluable trees than black walnut. ·~ . CLAIR CO'ITRILL of Point "Pleasant, whooe fal'llj Is on Thomas FJdge, Ls planning to build a pond and reseed t of ,..., his meadow land. Denver Yoho of Soil Conservatlon Service helped Mr. ColtrW lay out the m!'1"dow field for reseeding In a1..mate contour stripe, Mr. Cottrill plans lo prepare the seedbed by farming on the contour and by u5lng a disk to ~.• hlsftl~ 8 ~ti;;J'"~ ~~tii>gW)) ~ g~! ~ ~=ag::~f aever~l w~s n . GALUPOLIS - Eligible farm volerl have only ooe day left In whldt to clreulale and sign IIOIDiilatlng petitions lor ASC COIIIIIIW1ity committees. Allgull 17 Is the final date petitiona may lie rued at the GaiDa ASCS Co111ty Office. Ml!fi elections are se.l for the second week In September. "I "ant to re-emphasize to farmers who are eilgtble to vote that oorninatlng c8ndidates by petitionilolprlmetrnportanee. U six or more eligible can· dldates are nominated by ] i •,! Bonk Parts week., I. wea~er ~~.hlghle~.~~~.r 88 Available ..., a•uM horse Sales & Serv. ftU wltb producera. Co!llmwilt)' CCIIllllitlees help keep·fll'llli!n Informed of farm prolram P'01111iona. TheY aclvlle lhelr Counb' ABC Committee on the !ann itl.tuatlon In their cqmmunlllel and ailllt lit ad· mlnlsle!'lng farm PI'OIIl'aJili •OO the local level," anbOrl oz. plalned. . "Our County ASC Commll1ee hopes that IIlia year larmen wW nominate by petition every , candidate' wltoae name goee 011 a boUot," he cooicluded. ' ONE ROW,' a ' I CHfSTER 'I 19 Locust St. Phone 4-46-0203 Gallipolis. 0. MOITO.AOI! PIOTfCTION INSIIU.NCf IS AVAIL... ILI! AT LOW COif ROYAL MH-30 : JUST MADE MH-30 THE SECOND BEST SUCKER CONTROL ' . I ' j j ' Gallipolis ~·"" !; ' I. 194-3 GE ' 1, Gad tave us strength to foee 11 ·. And toorage 1\> lleor tile blow, !'i · aut what II moan! to lost you ~ No one will ever know. ·· . '~., l 11 Thore,'ss.o ,m,uch now I ~nnot 111 ljly eye s}g'hrs far too dim, Bul come what may I'll olmpty trust And teove'll all to Him. s.ilty mlssell by hullband, J. D. Stout and children. 19,j.1 Notice 1 run1. «6--.4191. 194-1 . Wanted BE A Toy Dealer for Playhouse (block & while), 2 pc. nylon ll•lng room suite, 3 pc. -..,-----KIRBY vacuum cleaner, the most od•anced, lonaer llle, bet1er service. We stock all parts. 8uy where you can get del .. no cash Investment. till collect Carhlotte Heiskell, South Point, 377·47'11. 169-11 service. ------ concentration; alert· "'"'"' poise. And ... this Jsa chance to give your child the opportunity and ·happiness you have mined. the war. The FCC told the three major Endorse lmd·}\ecommend ~ speciah:. ' ~etworks to allot appropriate time- although not necessarily mmute for minute equal time_ for responsible critics lo answer Nlxon'slast five speeches on the Indochina war The ctinunl;.,ion also ruled that the Columbia Broadcasting System must give the Republican National Commitlee thne for rebuttal of lhe J~y ! speech by Lawrence F. 0 Br1en, chairman of the Democratic Nallonal committee. CBS gave O'Brien lime In that S(leeeh to answ.er Nixon. ' ' ·-~-.. i ' ~ ... t., are or not shop they CII:M in. Eaay terms. Free Instruction. VACUUM eleanor ser•lce. We ------ NEW LIVING ROOM SUITE SALE RICE'S can give you a lleller buy becauae we buy direct from the factory. cutting out the cosily wholewle dealer. Also our profit is ' less. Compare these bargain prices. NYLON suites $129.95 - list prtco S179.90, EARLY American suites tl59.95, NYLON suites wlllt 83" long 1 -l=o-'f~1J~,!Wl'~vrf~··<>·mi.~.~ ~~w, ~t.rr~. -FURN'. apartment, adUII1 only, ''"51 loSt tall 'IIIII III'P"ld·,... u446-3667 alter 5: •· · 194-11 ·3 EVERYTHING GARAGE. WITH 1 ACRE, PRICED 115,000. WITH 16 ACRES $20,000. THIS IS A REAL BARGAIN SCHOObj DISTRICT AND HORSES OF SOMEBODY WANTING A NICE PLACE TO LIVE GOOD · OR BEEF LA TTL E. ONE WILL SATISF·Y YOU . Very Nice Older Home In Town Baby Farm Very Good Home IF YOU NEED A LARGE 3 BEDROOM HOME, BE SURE t:K THIS ST. HAS A VERY NICE MODl:RN KITCHEN, MODERN BATH, HEATING SYSTEM AND HAS A NICE DEEP LOT FOR A GARDEN OR CHILDREN'S PLAY AREA. CLOSE TO SCHOOLS AND DOWN · TOWN BUSINESSES. LOCATED ABOUT S ' .• •!:'·· '-" ..... ,.,,, SEE CONDITION ON GRAPE LOVELY 3 BEDROOM HOME WITH FAMILY ROOM, BEAUTIFUL KITt:HEN (LOTS OF CABINETS, RANGE, OVEN , DISHWASHER ), TilE BATH, NEW SMALL BARN,JACAESOFGOOO FL.-AT LAND WHICH F~RONTS ON RACCOON MILES FROM TOWN ON BLACKTOP RD . PRICED MID TWENT ~ ES . TO OLDER HOME IN GOOD High on 1 Hill Country Atmosphere 1/4 Mile Out suites with 3 cushioned couch We Need Listings $189,95 - -aomporo o~$2>19.95, • EARLY Amorlean or ALL KINOS OF TradiiiDIIII outtos with soft ON ldgo, con springe, center ted, PROPERTY. WE HAVE long couch, hHVY cover- nG1.1 BUYERS WE CANNOT $329.95 b\11 only t229.95, 2 pc:J ~~~~s:.y . CALL US eola bod sulteo $89.95, 3 pc, •lnyl eol• bod suites - In· cludlsiOfl bed, swivel largortcllner.a '"' bor · n .at tt59,95, VINYL sofa f or Sa1e sulfes with malchll\fl ~lr $119.95, SOFA beds ~95. EXCELSIOR Salt Works Rlc:o's New & Used Fum,f es.l Limestone and coal tor sole. See. 446-9523. lump, egg, stoker and mine ---..------'19,._1 run'. E. Main St .. Pomeroy, 0. E Ph. 992-3891 . MAP,L Early Am~rlcon a.. tr 11ereo:rodlo comblna.t(on. 4 - - - - - - - speaker s.ound oyslem, AM & IF YOU ore building • new FM radio, 4 ~ lntemit•ed home or remodeling, see us. chlflgtr. Bolance $82.3,3. Use We are builders. Distributor our bUdget terms. FR"E gift ' for Hotpolnt Appliances. with werv purchase. c;aww- ·AIIIsorr Electric. 1028. • · tl+lf 19..3 "w"•_L_N_U_T_s_u_r_eo__od_l_ RAYMOR Frull Farm - Ap· ~ •• r · .• . com· pies by the bushel. Lower bln.tlon, AN. Fto\ flcllo, 4 River Rd. Ph. 4<4-4807. · =kers, • speed changer 1V0·6 · uol volume confr•l. Bolonct - - - - - - - - • ::!:~~:.~~J 111,:!1 h~/, NEW 4'11 II. troller bl~ tub, terms. Coli -1028. \ · =:color, half price. ~n. -146. . 19..3 . 194-3 chi, FOR AND SOME LAND FOR PLENTJ Faotbodt Sedan, light ~ wlth block ltathorette.lntelor, r!ldlo, .whllt watts. A oharpone ownerCjlr wtthonty 23,150 mllel. 67 VW'S 69 PLY• . CHEV 68 66 FORD 6& FORD 65 FORD • .LARGE MODERN 3 BEDROOM HOME WITH CARPETS LIVING· AND DINING ROOM, BUILT-IN I( ITCH EN AND LARGE 2 CAR GARAGE. PRICED FOR IMMEDIATE SALE AT 111,900. 0. 0. PARSONS" JAY SHEPPARD REALTORS l'orm. VIllage. Ctl'/ PrGperty First& OIIYO Phono 446-0219 A Charmer ALL BRICK RANCH with 2 ear gara51e (elect. door) located In. Fairview Sub. tt's lhip· shape lnalde and out and boasll carpelod floors, 1'12 tile ~ths, large kllchen with polio door and full diYided basement with paneled rec. room . lmmldlote posseulon. st. .' Beige or blue' Bug, lttlheretto lnlorlors, whllo-waus; rodlol. 8olh of 11\Ho oro 1harp cars. Full 1,000 mi. or 30 dey w•rrantv. ' "1395· ' ! Borracudo V·l 2 Dr. Hardtop, bright rod with black teathorelte lnltrlor. Au!Omtllc. power steering. radio with rear spuk.n. For the y~ng at heart. Ceprlco 2 Dr. Hardtop, Ughl ottw grwith block vinyl lop, auhjmatlc, ,._ siMrlng, rodlo, tlnlod glali, spoko wt.ol • discs. Owned by local lady. Thlo 10 a sharpie w.ith only 24,925 miles. · . 1 • Muston, V·B hardtop, llghl bh.e with blue & while oatherette Interior. SQinner wheel · dlacs, radio, wide oval tlru. See this one. 2295 11095 Goloxlo 500 4 Dr. Sed., whllo with blue Interior, automatic., power .stMrlng & brakes, white w.oll .tires with whttl dlscs. Nlee family cor. Falrlono 4 Dr. Sodln. 219 V-1 with aulomtllc rodlo. Good 51..-Good Prl... '·. 895 1 DON WATIS VOLKSWAGEN ' t"5 UPPER RIVER RD. tOitlo Rl. 7) GI'LLIPOLIS, OHIO PH. Ul - CAR OVEN, DISHWASHER. 11/2 BATHS, 2 CAR GARAGE AND BASEMENT , CITY ~ATER . 1 THIS • ·68 v.w. 3 OR < BED~OOMS PLUS A FAMILY ROOM AND 2 ABOUT have bags for all standard makes, -hose, parts, fans, • brushes, swltchtt, etc. Sheppard Sewing Machine Sales & Service. 19.. tt CAM!'"ER'S for rent. Make reserv•flons now. French CttvMobiltHomeCentet,44693411 . 10J.If -------FURN. apartment, Stoll a Court, Chatham and Borger A••·· conltcl Stella Arnold, Apt. 1, Stella Court. 119-11 _ _....:.,...,.,----SLEEPING ROOMS, - l y rites. Park Central Hole!. 76-11 -,..-------SLEEPING ROOMS w"kly rates,, lrM jjorage parking. Llbb'( HOtel. ' · ,. -~------"'7..11 HERE'S A REAL GOOD OLDER HOME JUST 3 MILES OUT ON RT. t-41 . HAS MOOER:N FUR . NACE, BATH AND KIT · CHEN. CAN BE USED AS BEDROOM BRICK HOME. YOU'LL LIKE BEI\UTIFUL BUILT ·IN KITCHEN WITH RANGE. demonitrators, but In crate F!!I' Rent NEW Good Older Home With Land SALE ON oil Whiles, sa•e up to reposs~ssed wl)at we sen. For quality and ·~rica vlslf ·.,Camp• Conley Starcrafl Soles behind Plea11nl PotrWResort. · 192-11 Owner Selling At Cost You Must See .This ELECTRO Grand zig-zag only $39.!5. thne Wants Vitry Anxlouo To Sell This Nice Modern 3 Bedroom Homo Locetld On o Large Lol Just '12 Mile ~I Of Town. In· cludeso Family Room (Playroom or 4th Bedroom), Nlco Kitchen <Built-In Range), Utility Room, Tile Both end Carport. Price Has Bun Roducad To SI5,WII. Look AI II And Tell Us Whal You'd Gl•e. THI$ ONE ESPECIALLY THF! LARGE ROOMS, SIZE OF- THE LOT AND VIEW. IT INCLUDES A S100, 1971 UNITS tn·stock. Don't miss out on year end ult of 70's. 1 Conol. camper sleeps 6, bra~es. refrlg., herd top ends t21<S now $1699. 23 ,ft. 5" trallor S. C. sleeps 6, W55 Owner Moved OUt Of State Offer BEAUTIFUL LATE Slllfltr zlg·XOG with cams lor fancy stltdl designs. Se•e JIOO. only $59.95. <\jl'~:!::h1,in,!ol aWell· C . · persqnallty; ~z.::.__...;o.o..~*==--.;_......_:.. ~ -VOLKSWAGEN 'Economy Headquarters' · bedroom su1te, · several platform rockers. Co. Fret tralrilng, nO colt., no 11 en· · $ the eN~toL.i t.~ow FoR 1970-71 SCHOOL WASHINGTON (UPI) _The Federal Communications Commission has ruled that opponents of President Nixon's Vietnam policies must be given a fair chance to answer his nationwide television reporta 00 "· I Sweopar, · . ·Phlleo outlet till ~0767 llelwMn hours o1 10 and 4. WE Invite y.U to shop around t92·3 and vlsll uo tor lho best ~lin ~-:------town. Corbin & Snyder HOW DOES ohe do 11?? Never Co.,, 955 Second seem• short of cash. Her Furniture Ave. Ph. 446-11rl. Plenty ol secret? She earns good money frt!e porkll\fl. 11 on AVON Representative. 194-11 Why not join her? Write now or call Mro Helen Yeager Ml~LIONS of rugs hove been Box 112, Jackson, Ohio. Ph: · cleaned vo;llh Blue Lustre. It's 216-<028. America s . finest. Rent 189-12 electric shompooer Sl . Central Supply Co. 194-6 ------ I . . 1:. M. "Ike" Wiseman 446-3796 E. tf. Wiseman W-4500 e·, " refrigerator, Admiral TV .. Meigs Equipment Co. Dillon Agency Neat Realty I THIRD AVE. a STATE 51 BUSINESS PROPERTY LOCATED at 45 Court Strttl. Haa large storage building on rear of lot, -4 room apartment above and room to park fwo Hoborl Dillon, IIHitor cars In rear. Look this over OffiCI 446·2671' and make ua an offer. Howard or Lucille Brannon CHOICE LOTS Evenings 446-1221 3 LARGE lots In YIIIIGe ot Rio Roller! Condto, 441 0151 Grande on U.S. Rl. 35. Large enough for a business or 3 Any Time Is dwellings. A Good Time Olfiee Phone 446·1694 TO LIST your home for sale if II Evening is priced right . We need Char leo M. NHI446·1Sit ll•tlngs. We have all !he tools J. Michael Neot 446· t503 of ttl& trade, experienced staff, advertising, picture window display and willing_ to ~g'~,:..c$a~~-the DILLON MASSIE REAL ESTATE BROKER TEL:. 446-1998 . ltoute 35 fii'rs:ts'~ 5 yr. old; 5"rilce r"'•· and ;.,bath; l'las 1 beautiful krtctlen·; H.W. floors, full base. with garage, aluminum siding, copper plumbing and la<:aled near fhe new hospital. Owner anxious to sell. Kanauga NEAT 4 rms. and bath, H.W. firs., storm doors and windows and has an extra lot. Price 17,500. ' 4 Bedroom 'I• MI. OUT of Clly limits, has storm drs. and windows, full base., city water and gas. small barn, garage and ofl'ler oulbldgs. and locatod on 3'h A. lot. Someone .Is lolling a bargain slide by. $14,500. Mobile Homes '70 KIRKWOOO 12' x 65' $5,500. '62 NEW MOON 10' x 50', $2.000. '60 NASHUA, 10' • 50', $2.100. Farms I 24J.If ---TERMITE PEST CONTROL. FREE .Inspection. Cell ~ 32<5, Merrill O'Dell. Ol>erolor for Extermlfal Termite Service. 19 Belmont Or. 267-11 "'s"'E"'P-=TI"'C..:.;T"'A"'N"'It:-C-::L-E-A"'N---,lNG REASONABLE rates. John Russell, owner L operl1or. Ph. "6·41112. _____.....;,_ _ _145-11 RALPH's Cer~t- Upholstery Cleaning Service. Free estimates. Ph . .t46-0294. HS.tf WATER WELL DRILLING. Pump Sties Bind Service. T9M Just Listed Lewis. Pllohe 304-195-31102. THIS NEAR new ranch slyle 1-r-11 • home- T)lo first ttme.o!tered ·lor sale, loealed !"ntr."!ron'l' city on a State Rt. on a big acre of land, with ~ to ss.ttiJ Sttivtce Charge purchase 2 mort acrfl. 4 large BR, 2 baths, bulit-ln Will remove your dead kitchen, finished basement horse and cows till Jackson 286-4531 with large family room, fireplace, glass door opening to patio, hot water heat, deep well and spring water . O.Vner Insurance leaving the state. FOR ALL your insurance needs Reduced $1,000. check with your Grange 3 BR HOME with clly water and agents at the Neal ·Ins. natural gas, nice kitchen. Agency, 64 State St. Agenll large LR, laundry Mel fur for auto, fire, homeowners, nace room, carport and hospital and general liability. storage rm., large level lot Uti · 160' M 250' with plants, shrubs ~-,-----,--­ and trees. NATIONWIDE INSURANCE AUTO. Fire, lite, 45 Stole St., Choice Location Waldo F. Brown, W. R. YOU MUST see this spacious Brown. 4.46-1960. two story home <now vacant) located on Second Ave., near churches, school and shopLany ping, could be used as two family home. or a wonderful spot for home and business. 5 Ewans ~. lt9.9Y -04 BR, 2112 baths, full basement, 50 A WOOD Mill Rd., $7,500. garage. 49 A.' NEAR Vloton;6rm. house Opportunity $7,900.00 with both, good barn, .5 lob .• FOR SOME ambitious couple to HALF MILE out Neighborhood 25 A. tractor land. ttO,OOO, make a profitable Income Rd. Nlee 5 room frame home 64 A. NEAR Bidwell. $14,000. very good business. Why not with porch. tnsuloled. Out· 70 A. Folrfleld·Centenary Rd. 60 decide your own working hrs. blda Trees Shrubs Clly A. of lhls to flat to gtnfly and be your own boss? C.ll wafir and -a~hoolt. · rolllng,goocl51'm. house, bath and bose. mooo. · for Information on a reuonable investment with a N0 BeHar TIme Ill CALL ANY HOUR: 44t-11tt bright future. TO BUY lhts carpoled 3 H. C, ·WaUQtt.~l7" Downtown ~oom home on US 3S near - - - - - . . . : : - - - LARGE two story, 7 room, 4 . neiN hoSpital. Full basemen!. BR, formal dining room, Storm windoWs. Garage. spacious kitchen, front and Almc.t In acre level lot. back porches, redocoroled . throughout, detached garage, Kanaup deep lot, near ochool. WELL KEPT ol• room homo wtth lull blll!mtnl. Back . Close Your Eyes porch. .Two outllvlldlngo and AND Imagine youroelf the largo gorogo. Four tots on US proud owner of !Ills loYety 7, fcloll for bulilltll. brick and fra'"" home - 3 8R, 2 full botlts, coverod polio, full olr-condltlonod, 2 I . • ' . 10 A!:RCS standing soyl*ns 11 car gar•ll'· beautiful well Hinenvttlt, Ph. ol<t6-4127. · landiCipecl 116' • 110' level . I · ·193-) lawn. OHt.. 411-4774 Homt Saunders ·Evans Insurance Inc. RUSSELL .,won --~\ (lflr ., r OffiCe 446-3643 Evening• C. II earn no lest than $100 weekly. ------,-,...-....,.No canvassing. Write Box No. Ufld Fumlluro A••· 20 per cent ., · dlv.ount on everything In Wanted To Do ·~ s'ock. 19.,11 WE sped~! . In ·Maollc qfnyl ~------=--, and na e brend aluminum siding, r flllfl, whlli'gulters • 'SWIOULDMY CHILD shutters, complete TAKE PIANO? remodeling and earpentry work. Free estimates and references. By:erly Con· struction Co., Cora·Rodney ;; Yes. Few things so Rd., 245-5826. .~ enrich life as un145-11 and ap- ~H"'A,.,.N"'D"'Y:-m.,..e-n"' ' lor-odd-:-:-1:-obl:-. Has Muslc. own toot•. Citll 446-9271. 190-12 PIB111ng Is In ' . a I. ; THE WISEMAN AGENCY person with COnlm'l" sen.oe. 1966 CHEVROLi;T 4 dr. excellent OJ)portunlty far Blse~yne,,goodcorKUtlon. Call 1 194-3 ~~·~r!t ~~3fv 1~;,.1 ~,~~~~ 446- 2596' hlveCirandneafaPPHrance tor · · i'llwly ~ fidory i' : Third . BRECKsViLLE, Ohio ( uPI) - · A Federal Water Quality Control Aclminlatratlon official chargmg that Industry has been "getting a free rlda," aald lhe federal ginrernment will lnsist that clUes procesalng Industrial wa1te make lnduslrles pay their fair ahare lor treatment of the water. James 0. McDonald chief of regional conslnlction' graitta said ''we are going to take hard look to see that Industry oo longer getS a free ride." He . made the remark -~ a "*llhg ' of flllyora · in the Greater · Cleve..nd Aara. . • .lnduatrla and ~era . curre11Uy pay lhf same raw !or sewa~e treatml!nt, wl)i1!1' tn- · duslry diopo&~ij of I!JIIel' 8IDOW1t of sewage. McDollalll .said hOiiieownera help for the <lispooal of lndu.elrlal wastet. ~! '.,.. ~ , Aug. 16, 1967. ;----MULLINEAUX Qoc. Co., 258 Oaeck This New Valne At Your httemational Dealer ' • ' 194·1 ~ IN LOVING memory of MTs. J, '· D. Stout who possod away 4 MEiN needed al onct. Must ~ ' Industry Mar '5.27 Lose Free Ride gal. ' tremendous' · profit. In · tere•ted? We need '" honest 16! c-o Dally Tribune. Brilrplltch Kennels '\ BOARDING . all breeds, :., opeclous r Indoor outdoor Disease Will he Seen ' i ' 1.m. s.iiturdly. ' '· · ~·'i n Memory ' '~~~' Get Free Time . CLYDE B. WALKER, MGR. FEDERAL LAND BANK ASSOCIATION OF GALLI POLIS jrltlpnw!libe ,chorgodloronty a, tlmn tl'lt ad dltt f. Opposition to lOANS ON SMALL & lARGE ACREAGE lmlt and ttopptd btfort n · •, ,; ;, ·· Research in Com '-------;.;;.1 ..~ . . M.LQ.ANS BER COMPANY w . t '" Most of the big capacity features of the 5$0 are built Into the smaller ''"'' 350, indudh'lg the, same type .of , •; fre~me. <:onstr~Atlon arid .a similar cutter head . .llecause the 350 Is . cl'ose-coupfed, It Is exceptJohally;· shpr;t maneuverable an~ has turning radius. It · Is regularly , equipped -with. 6.70-15 tires. · \ • . ' .. . . cL"u"i~o ... tu Help wanted For Sale Ont Oty-Oniolimo · " .. \1ellno I' . ' · ' ltlC\IIISICull¥"dtYS .. · lkllnt MATURE SALESMAN JUST ARRIVED onotl)ir load toroo coi!IICUII¥0 ooys .. 16< MUD!D FOR ol Cutters ,j.5-fll. Sove 1100. lint ' LOCAL AREA 1 - WD-45· Allli-Chatml(s . Advorllslng ordortd tor SPECIAL T} salesman oc· 1 - J.D. 1010 Crowlor . gas .., I'"'"''r tnltrtiOtl' will t"ekt co•tnmea to calllny on 1 - J. D. 1010 Crawler W· ~..oftl ·t1m1 r•tt. .rolr 1 d 1· II do ch ~1 .t.'JI tAl •r• rntrlcttd ••~ thtlr Wn esa t an re I ra . wren - ..,. . . r~ dattltJcatl'ona ind to tht Agt no bllrrler,. Ultlmete ' l - Fatinall Cuba · ··.,ullf. ~lilY Trlbunt stvtt 01 polent1al could ·be inywhere 1 - 1954 Ford ltl!f lnsortlon. from 575$, to 51300 Wtokly 5 - IN Fordo Any . <ttongo modo In tho depending upon tile type of I - MF9 baler · like new orlglnol copy submlt.tld tor ·person w~o quelltles. · 1- 16 II. Forage bo•llsl $1495, .,.. c:lit,llfltd ldYWtlttm_,1 Will bt ~ 5ale 1995. ·, chrretOthttattot25cfortectr INVEST nonf of your own F'.IWS.Iei,Rt.IS Wftt money but realize o Gatllpolls,OIII'o,, ~~'777 f:tmbW ' I • ' ' \ . . 1 Sell Items You Don'f ln. . "Ch••••· , ' Aefi 'qrderld tor. tftrte or tlx .<· ~ i ~!!daY . ' ,. f~r 350 . farm interest In the community and must be eligible to per· ticlpate in one or more li'Osr.... admln151ered by the County ASCS Office. Full details on eligibilily requirements for candidates and voters are available atlhe County ASCS Office, aloog wllh • w..kthi§yeor-83.9. 1.aotyear ~, GALLIPOLIS Tein· - 85.3. peralllri, p"clpllalion and Average low lemperature for weather condiUoruo lor eacH 24- week lhls year - .110. Last year hQW' period aa r<!eorded by Pete - S9.7.. McConnlck,. fairfield Weathe( Total prectp(tatioh week StaUan o(lser'ler. •• this year - 1.12 Inches. Last !'•Y lll&b Law P"o. year - 2.81 Inches. ' Sunday · ao 114 ;74 , Monday n 52 .06 1 Total precipltaUQil .to dale tua</ay . Ill 57 this year - 29,111i -inches. Last ·W(l!lnesday 911 S9 year - :n.u incbes. • - 90 63 .32 Normal average pre<;iplll!tlon rnday · aa · 81 annually ..:. 411.99 inc , hes. ' ' to vote, a person must have a Easy Term5 Accept Trade.. In All petition In an ASC community, . oo other names wW go oo tbe bellol. In lhe past, the incwnbent community commitlee also had lhe prt.ilege of making nominations. Now, a com· munlly committee may nominate only if fewer than sii eligible candidates are oorninaledbypellUon-andthe committee may nominate only the number of candidates 1o make up a full olate of six nominees," J . Melvtn GUberl, Chairman of the County Agricultural Stabllizatloo and Conservation Commltlee, said. No special forms are required for a petition - only a sheet of paper naming the candidate and the ASC community. Signatures of at least sb: eligible voters In the community are required on eacb petition. Only one candid<te may be named on a petition but voters may sign as many petitions as they want. In general, to be eligible either to become a candidate or 1 }.~·~.·~:J·,,n•: 4:3op.m. daHv and Nominati'!-g Petitions Due on Monday a Usl of known ell&lble voters In the county. Eacll year eUcJiie r-ora nominate ·and elect ASC com· munlty committee• of tltr8e members and two alternates. The communlly commlllees elect per101111 to IW vacancies 111 their County ASC CUnmlllee and also belp aclmlnl!ter !ann programs such as farm acreage allotments and bases, and conservation and rosWhortng. "Tbey are the key people lhe u.S. Department of Agriculture relies 111100 for direct contact ~lie , 437 Second Ave. ( Opposit. l'ust Office) UfeW&IIome MrAiill Hame lbpilll • F"n. - S.vlces Offered . .!·'IN~ING ohalrs 1o sciiWI c.teelllld Risb /1 sh8rt>ened. Shtt!PII'd Sewing. ao:..t Michlne Soles L Servlee. • 194-11 --'--....:......-!'--) ., per GILLENWATI!I\'5 .Sopllc Tlllk ' .! CINnlng lo tc.poll'. Pit ,'tot99. ~ 1 • �. ·' \ •-'l'bo.......,n•. · .~.~.A..-1e.im·. ;&, .. ' . · ' • ' ' . '· ·. · r~- ..------~~·---~--~--~-~----------------~- '"··"VJ.'Qice1 W:o!IJ · J Jroadwar· I · t:· !I ,r) • • '. . .,.:- . f ' Piayien, (lilice who 'lllyrocteted I<> success witlla : best as .u~ yoWl!! bride who cuoks marshmaUowed meat. balls, sweet and SClUf snails zqu1 puaches oysters on the Alka· Seltzer commercial. We made that commercial on December ~. 1969, and while it had its premiere showing on New. Yea•'• Eve on the T&night Show, it really didn't begin its TV cemmercial, substitutes for Jack O'Brian.) BY AUCE PLAYTEN NEW YORK - About a week 11110, 1 had my palm read and the lady who waa Interpreting ali the creVIces 01\'my litUe hand it\lormed me !bat she saw a whole new c~reer for tne in run until about February of writing . I, of course, had no 1970. inkting that I would be starting I bring this up in order to qwte so soon, but when 1 was relate another story to you offered this column for a day, 1 about a gypsy fortwte teller 1 thought maybe 1!'1 in the stars. 'llel. Now I don't 1o ' • ~· 1!.··! tllink lam bu~g up oo JII ·IJ>Is stuff. l'arn really not. I j ..t ~ meeting these people wh? are clairvoyant. · , At any rate, she didn't f'!en know I was an actress, and the first thing she !old me was lhatl would become one of the moat sought after actresses for commercials In 1970. She said, in fact, that the '70s would prove to be my banner years. Well, much has happened In the six or seven months since I saw that fortune. wllel'. Rlg)lt now I am the luding lady ollhe I ;rv My normal occbpation is as an actress and. , singer, an~ although I have appeared in two Gallia CJassifieds !' lost ·~ BANK book with S27 •inslde, 1n vicinity of Skidmore's Market ' i on Eastern Ave. Ruby-Holley, i~ ' 4<16-1283. 191 -2 FEMALE cat, white with black and orange markings. Lost In vicinity of Court St. Call 4-t6- j:"· 9700. ·t~ ------~-'91·6 i'~~ PIUlllbing & Heating J, CARTER'S PLUMBING AND HEATING ~~ 830 Fourth Avtnue Phone 443888 ~ 1SS.tf -~~S~TA~N~D~A~R~D-­ Piumbing & Heotlng II\ *~ ~ 215 Third Ave., ""·3782 187 tf -~D~E=w=IT=r=•s~P~L=UM~B-IN-G AND HEATING R®te 160 at Evergreen Phone .4.t6-2735 281 -tf ~f Brammer Plumbing & Heating JOO Fourth Ave. Phone 446- 1637 •• '8995 Card c' .Thanks TO THE friends who slnt flowers, lojjij, ond helpe4 11'1 f~ Sale · ·· ony way durlna tho dellth o1 ANDERSON Mobile · honlo. our mother. t Thinks · to 8'x30', completely ,filrnlshecf. Ewing's FUneral Home, l~thidlna ~f.h, ,..fr'llto,ator, oroanlst, slna.,-s. minister ' hot ·walir: helter ,' Vas stove, ond Mothab, , Kle!zt. Speclol and tuelilll heoter. All nicely thanks lo ~; ond Mrs, Roger peneled and plenty of otoroge Daniels. ' · spac•· Also, a 27 toot Cjltilplri<i · The Elsle'Midklft Fomlly. trailer completely fornlshld. 8·16-lip lt65 Ford Folc011, 6 oyllnder, $llok shift, In ,gPOd condition. WE WISH to elipress our'lhonks See Somuel Slimharl olxive ond opprecloflon to lhe Syracuse on Rt. 12-4, ,.acrou doctors and I]Urs•s of from Rocl., P.loolna Mill. Veterans MoMbttol tfospltol, " 1o " , &.16-ltc Ewlna Funeral ;Home, special nurses, pallbear'er:s, •Rev . PING.PONG table.' 'Coot ~ Linson Stebblf1s. and Mrs. n~; 'Will ..11 tor 120. Phone Carrie Ntutzlln" for the 992·7395·. music and al,l friends and &.16·1fp 1 neighbors who. seht flowers, food and mes~s of sym. pothy ot the tlriie of the dellth ' ' ,~:f~J • . ~55 • ' l t ' -GUARAI\ITEED- . Phone ·~·2094 Pomemr·ft9m, a Auto ' ,. 0. E. Moln, PomtrOY/ 0. · --~--...,...-~·~·11 ·5fc school •do thea has ln"ivtd, also, plenty of men's work home: Phone 9P2-3666. ., ,., Pats For Sale PARKVI EW Kennels, Poodl011 and bird dogs. AKC. Pel ana show puppies . Grooming. 20c for Phone 992-5443. 1963 Ya T. GMC pickup 1967 \H. GMC P.U. 1965 '4 T. GMC P.U. 1968 1 T. Chev. truck 1963 F600 Ford truck 1961 1f2 T. Chev. truck 1963 F600 Ford truck 1t61 112 T. Chev. P.U. 1966 '4 T. Int. P 1J IN6 V. T. GMC P.U. 1961 2 T. GMC 1N6 3 T. GMC ' NdnneepoUsl\\oline Power Unit New 8.25x20, 10 ply nylon tires 157.511 Inc. Fed. tax OHIO VALLET IMPLEMENT CO. 1lt Pine St. I'll. 446-2512 _ _ _ _ _ _ __ 29J.tf LEGAL NOTICE L&GA.L NOTICE Thf Hlnntn True local 8oerd of EdUC1t1on Will recthtt MaiN bldt tt t,e Offlct of fht cferk of the Board of Education until 7.00 P.M Monda.,., Sept•ma.r. 7, l970. far the "sar• of the follow Ina &chool butes · one I 1) 1f58 Chevrolet fortv .. Jaht (41) p.usenger w•th Suptrlor IOI.f~·; one II) 1959 Ford torty. tight {At) pesstnur With S11ptrlor Body ; 4n.done fH 1958 Chtvroltt thirty si~~; (JU PtstMgtr with svperfor Body buses may be lnspect~d High School BuJiding Ttl• Board of Education r•••rv•~ lht.fiQhl ro reject lny Cfllrlottt Ranlliln, Cttrk Hannan 'fr•u Loc~t loard tf Edvcat1o1 • 1959 ENGLISH Ford. $150. Phone 992·5080. 11-14-Stc ~o., ---:---1958 PL 'fllo\OUTH station ~· wagon, nine passenger. Good molar, tires, battery. l!rlced for quick sole, $11111. Qintoct Eldoo Walburn. phone -~· 2105. 7-U.ffc FRAIIQIISE DEALER fOR·UB£11T, liNG IIOBILE HOliES All) IHE GUERDON'S SECTIOIIAI. Ask for Dan ThtlmfiSOn or Keith Goble Flnanclf19 & 1nsur1nce AYIIIIIble. Service wtt•t We Sell.'' "W. KEITH GOBLE MOBILE HOME SAlES,. INC. -.. < • ,.1 ·~ SEWING MACHINES, R.,..lr ~ ltrVIc:i, Ill INikes, 992-2284, ;1 , The Fabrfe· Shop, ,!'P.m,..oy, ~ .Aulhdrlzed Slngor ·Silti •net ,:· Sor.vlce. Yf• ShlifPOt!Sclllot~ ' 1 AT 8AII,£Y RUN ROAD ~ BASSET pUppies, AKC reg. lslered of Btlboy htrl. togo. 135·150. Just off Rt. 1 near Tuppers P~•lns, Ohlo. Francis Benedum, Phone Coolville 667·38.56. 8·16-301< ----~---a.-::-1~11~ '< WAlTRESS. CroiN'I ' Porrli(Ojl. ... J.2f.tfc '· li , ' l S'rORY brick .. building, ' MJddlopol'l. No raosonobte otttr ,..,~.Also lot otiiX11$, Mlddlopol'l. Phone 992·5251 .. 7-28-Hc -~ 6-1.1-tfc BAST •n --~~ ' ------------ • ,..: • • ... ' fiiODiiRN 8 room house, CULoNIAL .slyit 1fereo.. "'!'' ' Pomeroy, vooant. Prloed 4<1d FM rldlo, ·~~lrl. 4rlghl tor quick .. ,•. Privott · "cord ehlngor, Oilntr. Phone 949·2165. , ~· 110.59, Uoo oyr U.121p ·!ifmt, FrH 'QIH Wtth -Y'PWChaN. C!tll tfl-a2. $1MLL house, • rooms, both. ' ' ,' · •n-ttc ~rili OUibulldlng. Will sell , wlfllor wlthoolfurnlture. Call 992-3172 atler •:311 p.m. S.I:J.3fc = _____ le-styJt of automobile 20-WUo of Ger•lnt .K9H3 21-Ched! 25---lfiHd: t96 .Qi032 21--cov.rtd with SOlJTII (D) •void .AI087H tAKQ .AK85 Bolh vulnerilble Welt Nortlo loot Sciullo 3. Pus 1• Pou Pus I'ISI Pus Pus I'ISI Opelllnl Jeod-.• . Q Tbe expert doeSJ1't hold 1111)' better cuds than tbe average player. He simply gets more value out of bls. hand wao played ago lly the one of the Routtl Crew• Clty; OIIfo 45622 . ~e~lto 10-Conc:uMCI 91~ up ...... br..d ~It lndfa (~r.} IC-M.n'l ftllfle 17--Dittl IQO.-..Cclmp.q point 102 ' !p'rdlkiUI IIIHIOft 105--Aiprlan tMIIOft lot Pia I) hiH1 112-Abound 111--UnMy dlolld 114 Ouwn•on.r l~llack 40-Gnlt Lake 41-Ghl's ntmt 4J--.Ixlated , 45-fh,... COrM'" Mil a••••• 11-The .,........ It Not. of tJ-ftnort ll-l.owttt, •• IOd 21--Lu,. 31-Thlck slice !.1-1•CIII ..ptn&lon J4-CivH InJury 46--Cautlau.ly 47-ChiMrMy arbon J.l6-T1a..ltncl DOWN l~•lmwln• 2 fllpHII ~ -4--PNII•: .h,.. -eG:ddi,S ef d!Hotd I-~ for .,.._ .lit-Broad 111-Dfaturblnce IU..-Mo.. evil lfC);....SUIIINinlkluts 12-Pirt of tt.m••• und)t 15--Sandlnallian ~lbrtw month 121-f'IOt l22_,.,...ntlous " Sf.-...CofMICIOI'Idt to 59---Gew ""'" 123-Leira so 'll a • 11--Buffooft ' ·us ,,.JuNie I! *PPt•• •s....sman rup 121-BIMCI IH-Oidhta"ctt 126--f"UMd 67--f'HI: Qynt's 131 lecand of twe mohr ' 132 . . . . ei QaMrel Jrtette. ll;J'-Ifnelna ..,._ celchnh (abbr.) 7-M•n't nlckn•me 70-Eat too much I..._,.. ,.,., n.m.1ns. ..... Of,.....,.. 114-lctllblt .... 72-lobblfts 111 11-f'foc:k 74--Cotljuru:tlon 7&-f"ti'M ltflftds whlrtwrind 140-Sttet ,aa.dUI"' 141-ut it at.nd 12--...r vetch 11-ho:IOUn J1-..L.sa.,.,.... nttfvt -' T. Farm Wagons . You Are AIWIYI Wtl~tlle-Stop In I l7-H•moro .. V. T. GMC P.U. Au" . 1•, 21 . 28. "1' 14--heludftl "''' .., lt-QMRIIMtti' li-Undllrtt•"!Mnt to Inc,.... tht 1956 1'12 T. Chev. van ell tuds. automatic . Exc:ellent condition . Phone 742·3656. Ohio 43946. .! r - - - - - - . , ---•·13-Jtp · .1-13-ffc lt65 CHEVRO~ET truck, no ' rust,6-cyllnder', A-1 condition, OLD FURNITUR_E, motor, starter, battery, trunks, etc. Write M. D. brakes, new !Ires with new Miller, Rt. 4, P<>meroy, 0. taclory bUilt camper. Phone Coll992-'271. 992-5392 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. . 4-26-tfc 9"-Moaqu. tawtr 1N6 2 T. GMC 1H6 V. T. Ford P.U. 1963 V. T. GMC P.U. Of' Phone l~H~ 1966 •h T. Chev . '"' lf.r T. Int. P U. ttrt w: Vo. u ~ ~·P. ...._ 1963 4 whe,l drive Scout at 882-:!Bit. . 19+1'12 T. Chev P.U. 1963 1 T. GMC 1965 ''' T. GMC 4 W.O. P.U. 1965 V. T. Ford P.U. 1951 '4 T. Ford P.U. 1963 3 T. International 1963 "' T. Ford P.U. 1967 '4 T Int. P.U. 1963 4 Wheel drive Scout 1N6 l'h T. GMC 1N6 112 T. l~t. P.U. ~T"••• Ntw Koven, 1NO 4 DOOR Chevrolet, V·8, READY·MIX CONCRETE ~' delivered right to your t JJr.OiK1,.f.est 1"!1\.- Y· Free ·' Ml~f>l>hone '992·321~ 1 Gotgliln· ' Rudy.Aoll~ eel:. Mlddlt~t, OhJo. I ~( • • , • · · 6'30-ffc . 1-16-Ht 3-17-ttc Sl.OO ll39.50 , ~,. IA1HEI GO been wet. Peylll!l $10 Hch. Flrstlloor only. Mondays will be plcl<.up day, write, giving good directions, Willen l'lono Com pony, Box ,., Sordlo, ·' '• 2·12-lfc • ' BylF.W. 1965 CICIO Ford truck New 5 1?66 MOBILE home and lol. Sliitltol~. itewo~ Ohl~. ·I'll, ~ 662-31135. condition, as tong as have nQt ~eal Estate For Sale 'I New GMC Truck Headquarters 196~ Fer Sale. · Al'i'IERTON T.V. AND. ELECTRONIC SEIWICE. '; , Phone 915·3849, Long lloltim. :1-111-ffc • S:o!E:::P=T::-ciC:-,-ta""nk"' ' ti..,.c.,.iJi """ ;,~"' " ""'; · 'MM'i' '' of children's .WOUlDit't Yeu OLD UPRIGHT pia• 01, any J 6-lO.tfc WILL give plano lenonsln my 125 Third Ave. Gallipolis '' ., $-~JII: . - ' '' l. f 8-1Uft GaOipolis Dai~ Tribune . . .l ------ "''iforms. J,ffer's Oolhl11g Store. qn Rt. 33 golna lowerd USED OFFSET '>LATES HAVE MANY USES ~ ' .' TO' Buy OLD PHOTOS, gla11wore, toys, etc. Phone All\oris 592-1719, or write TOAN, 129 W. Stole St., Athens, Ohio <15701. &.1Uip '' ' ~itilhl~ Sheets ", ' s.J.tfo I .36" X 23" ~·~~ ,. Wanted · 1· For Selle 8 f Service. 8eum .Lum.~r ~ Col!lpony, ¢holier,· 'q!ilo, ' Phone '985-3,301. . f;>~ , ; Ph01'1e94t-3121 Roclno,OhJo Crltt BradfOrd Fairgrounds. t .. t l;!li.r· WI! EH ,, Holsl SiiQfliJnd CaiYert Myrtle Durst, 11\r. and Mrs . . 1964 MERCURY,~ door, power AIR CO,N.D ITIO!HNG, ' Fr,ncls (Pat) ·Ourtt •nd ( st..rlng, power brakes, ell Notice . Retrl~allon -~••fi:dt'l ~ new tires, runs •nd· looks sons, Mr. and Mfs. Frank good. ~s. Phone Chester 98.5Crew and family" 11\r. and \:ROV-ER'S ' Photoqrophy ;,::~~~~. N ' ..,., 35$4. Hifold Brewer, L011g Mrs . Leo B. \.~ew and Shldl~ will. be closed tor t,6-lfe _,'. Botfori\. family. vocation ftom A•~ . 17 to A•~ 25. . -· ~J 11-16-ltc ---~--~8~·16·)11> NEIGLilR ~11ruc:tl<lri. 'For , 8-12-121c WISH to extend our sincere 1967 fORO pickup, haovy dyty, bOIIdl!lll or rltlltillolll\11 ~· .j 750xt6 !Ires, +speed, long hom~, clll Guy Nolglor, ~ and heartfelt thanks to bed. wnr haul coinper. Phone Help Want~. relatives. friends, and neighRocine1•0hJo. . ! , '1 Chester . 985·3554. Ho rold tors tor their klndn ... ond ~1''1~·~ Brewer, Long Bottom. · sympathy shown "s during .: WA'ITRESS netded, muot ba S.16·lfp the loss of our mqther, Ida over -11. Have reference. sePTic TANKs· CLEANio: ', Shonk Knight. Special thanks Reaoonoble ra14o. .Phone !' Apply In person. Milrlln to the Rev. Robert C:.rd, the John ,Rus ..ll, GolliPOII.l .,.... ': Restouront, Middleport. ~ellbearers and tha Ewln" Notice 082 aftor 5:30 p.m. · • · , 1 &.16-Ift Funeral Home. Also, many ' 4-~·ffc ' thanks to those who sent CHICKEN · borbeoue, homemade Ice crNm, cake. beautiful cards ~tnd floral HARRISON!S TV• AND <•AM· Aug. 16. Racine fire s1ation. offerings. TENNA 'SERVR:E. :Ph~na i ~soced by Ratlne Fire The family of Ida Shank · 992·2522. ' ' .' • . 'I' Dept. and auxiliary. Knight Far Sale I "' ' . c. eJ&;.~RD, AudlonHr Complete Strvloe Auto Salas A New shipment "' • 2 lltdrootnl o 2 Full Balbo o Carpet Tllru Ovt' • Dtlux. Furnltn TllruOut ' ~ .WiiaiL N!ihment of Albert (SumnerJ Durst. 298-tf ( • ' WAS Gene Plants. Owner t ' ' Mlkt,Morttso1o,Mgr; operas ( ''Cavalleria Rusticana" and 'jWozzeck"), flve Broadway slibws ('~yp­ sy,' ' "Oliver!,'' "Hello, Dolly!," "Henry, Sweet Henry" and "George M !") and two off. Broadway shows ("Promenade" and the current "The Lasl Sweet Days of Isaac" ), yoo probably know me .,' ' n-Eact. · 142-Brfttlt 144-+tanch IS-Unit of Slalftf.oM 10-h..nt (cal._l CU~ftC)' 141-Musk: •• 15-Triancuc.r wrftttn pifCU of 'MJDd 149 F GJ Mtd 16-SI\tdt "-0~ "'" • 111-MefvN 153 ... , ••• :nontlr 155-~ ",.bait.) �. ·' \ •-'l'bo.......,n•. · .~.~.A..-1e.im·. ;&, .. ' . · ' • ' ' . '· ·. · r~- ..------~~·---~--~--~-~----------------~- '"··"VJ.'Qice1 W:o!IJ · J Jroadwar· I · t:· !I ,r) • • '. . .,.:- . f ' Piayien, (lilice who 'lllyrocteted I<> success witlla : best as .u~ yoWl!! bride who cuoks marshmaUowed meat. balls, sweet and SClUf snails zqu1 puaches oysters on the Alka· Seltzer commercial. We made that commercial on December ~. 1969, and while it had its premiere showing on New. Yea•'• Eve on the T&night Show, it really didn't begin its TV cemmercial, substitutes for Jack O'Brian.) BY AUCE PLAYTEN NEW YORK - About a week 11110, 1 had my palm read and the lady who waa Interpreting ali the creVIces 01\'my litUe hand it\lormed me !bat she saw a whole new c~reer for tne in run until about February of writing . I, of course, had no 1970. inkting that I would be starting I bring this up in order to qwte so soon, but when 1 was relate another story to you offered this column for a day, 1 about a gypsy fortwte teller 1 thought maybe 1!'1 in the stars. 'llel. Now I don't 1o ' • ~· 1!.··! tllink lam bu~g up oo JII ·IJ>Is stuff. l'arn really not. I j ..t ~ meeting these people wh? are clairvoyant. · , At any rate, she didn't f'!en know I was an actress, and the first thing she !old me was lhatl would become one of the moat sought after actresses for commercials In 1970. She said, in fact, that the '70s would prove to be my banner years. Well, much has happened In the six or seven months since I saw that fortune. wllel'. Rlg)lt now I am the luding lady ollhe I ;rv My normal occbpation is as an actress and. , singer, an~ although I have appeared in two Gallia CJassifieds !' lost ·~ BANK book with S27 •inslde, 1n vicinity of Skidmore's Market ' i on Eastern Ave. Ruby-Holley, i~ ' 4<16-1283. 191 -2 FEMALE cat, white with black and orange markings. Lost In vicinity of Court St. Call 4-t6- j:"· 9700. ·t~ ------~-'91·6 i'~~ PIUlllbing & Heating J, CARTER'S PLUMBING AND HEATING ~~ 830 Fourth Avtnue Phone 443888 ~ 1SS.tf -~~S~TA~N~D~A~R~D-­ Piumbing & Heotlng II\ *~ ~ 215 Third Ave., ""·3782 187 tf -~D~E=w=IT=r=•s~P~L=UM~B-IN-G AND HEATING R®te 160 at Evergreen Phone .4.t6-2735 281 -tf ~f Brammer Plumbing & Heating JOO Fourth Ave. Phone 446- 1637 •• '8995 Card c' .Thanks TO THE friends who slnt flowers, lojjij, ond helpe4 11'1 f~ Sale · ·· ony way durlna tho dellth o1 ANDERSON Mobile · honlo. our mother. t Thinks · to 8'x30', completely ,filrnlshecf. Ewing's FUneral Home, l~thidlna ~f.h, ,..fr'llto,ator, oroanlst, slna.,-s. minister ' hot ·walir: helter ,' Vas stove, ond Mothab, , Kle!zt. Speclol and tuelilll heoter. All nicely thanks lo ~; ond Mrs, Roger peneled and plenty of otoroge Daniels. ' · spac•· Also, a 27 toot Cjltilplri<i · The Elsle'Midklft Fomlly. trailer completely fornlshld. 8·16-lip lt65 Ford Folc011, 6 oyllnder, $llok shift, In ,gPOd condition. WE WISH to elipress our'lhonks See Somuel Slimharl olxive ond opprecloflon to lhe Syracuse on Rt. 12-4, ,.acrou doctors and I]Urs•s of from Rocl., P.loolna Mill. Veterans MoMbttol tfospltol, " 1o " , &.16-ltc Ewlna Funeral ;Home, special nurses, pallbear'er:s, •Rev . PING.PONG table.' 'Coot ~ Linson Stebblf1s. and Mrs. n~; 'Will ..11 tor 120. Phone Carrie Ntutzlln" for the 992·7395·. music and al,l friends and &.16·1fp 1 neighbors who. seht flowers, food and mes~s of sym. pothy ot the tlriie of the dellth ' ' ,~:f~J • . ~55 • ' l t ' -GUARAI\ITEED- . Phone ·~·2094 Pomemr·ft9m, a Auto ' ,. 0. E. Moln, PomtrOY/ 0. · --~--...,...-~·~·11 ·5fc school •do thea has ln"ivtd, also, plenty of men's work home: Phone 9P2-3666. ., ,., Pats For Sale PARKVI EW Kennels, Poodl011 and bird dogs. AKC. Pel ana show puppies . Grooming. 20c for Phone 992-5443. 1963 Ya T. GMC pickup 1967 \H. GMC P.U. 1965 '4 T. GMC P.U. 1968 1 T. Chev. truck 1963 F600 Ford truck 1961 1f2 T. Chev. truck 1963 F600 Ford truck 1t61 112 T. Chev. P.U. 1966 '4 T. Int. P 1J IN6 V. T. GMC P.U. 1961 2 T. GMC 1N6 3 T. GMC ' NdnneepoUsl\\oline Power Unit New 8.25x20, 10 ply nylon tires 157.511 Inc. Fed. tax OHIO VALLET IMPLEMENT CO. 1lt Pine St. I'll. 446-2512 _ _ _ _ _ _ __ 29J.tf LEGAL NOTICE L&GA.L NOTICE Thf Hlnntn True local 8oerd of EdUC1t1on Will recthtt MaiN bldt tt t,e Offlct of fht cferk of the Board of Education until 7.00 P.M Monda.,., Sept•ma.r. 7, l970. far the "sar• of the follow Ina &chool butes · one I 1) 1f58 Chevrolet fortv .. Jaht (41) p.usenger w•th Suptrlor IOI.f~·; one II) 1959 Ford torty. tight {At) pesstnur With S11ptrlor Body ; 4n.done fH 1958 Chtvroltt thirty si~~; (JU PtstMgtr with svperfor Body buses may be lnspect~d High School BuJiding Ttl• Board of Education r•••rv•~ lht.fiQhl ro reject lny Cfllrlottt Ranlliln, Cttrk Hannan 'fr•u Loc~t loard tf Edvcat1o1 • 1959 ENGLISH Ford. $150. Phone 992·5080. 11-14-Stc ~o., ---:---1958 PL 'fllo\OUTH station ~· wagon, nine passenger. Good molar, tires, battery. l!rlced for quick sole, $11111. Qintoct Eldoo Walburn. phone -~· 2105. 7-U.ffc FRAIIQIISE DEALER fOR·UB£11T, liNG IIOBILE HOliES All) IHE GUERDON'S SECTIOIIAI. Ask for Dan ThtlmfiSOn or Keith Goble Flnanclf19 & 1nsur1nce AYIIIIIble. Service wtt•t We Sell.'' "W. KEITH GOBLE MOBILE HOME SAlES,. INC. -.. < • ,.1 ·~ SEWING MACHINES, R.,..lr ~ ltrVIc:i, Ill INikes, 992-2284, ;1 , The Fabrfe· Shop, ,!'P.m,..oy, ~ .Aulhdrlzed Slngor ·Silti •net ,:· Sor.vlce. Yf• ShlifPOt!Sclllot~ ' 1 AT 8AII,£Y RUN ROAD ~ BASSET pUppies, AKC reg. lslered of Btlboy htrl. togo. 135·150. Just off Rt. 1 near Tuppers P~•lns, Ohlo. Francis Benedum, Phone Coolville 667·38.56. 8·16-301< ----~---a.-::-1~11~ '< WAlTRESS. CroiN'I ' Porrli(Ojl. ... J.2f.tfc '· li , ' l S'rORY brick .. building, ' MJddlopol'l. No raosonobte otttr ,..,~.Also lot otiiX11$, Mlddlopol'l. Phone 992·5251 .. 7-28-Hc -~ 6-1.1-tfc BAST •n --~~ ' ------------ • ,..: • • ... ' fiiODiiRN 8 room house, CULoNIAL .slyit 1fereo.. "'!'' ' Pomeroy, vooant. Prloed 4<1d FM rldlo, ·~~lrl. 4rlghl tor quick .. ,•. Privott · "cord ehlngor, Oilntr. Phone 949·2165. , ~· 110.59, Uoo oyr U.121p ·!ifmt, FrH 'QIH Wtth -Y'PWChaN. C!tll tfl-a2. $1MLL house, • rooms, both. ' ' ,' · •n-ttc ~rili OUibulldlng. Will sell , wlfllor wlthoolfurnlture. Call 992-3172 atler •:311 p.m. S.I:J.3fc = _____ le-styJt of automobile 20-WUo of Ger•lnt .K9H3 21-Ched! 25---lfiHd: t96 .Qi032 21--cov.rtd with SOlJTII (D) •void .AI087H tAKQ .AK85 Bolh vulnerilble Welt Nortlo loot Sciullo 3. Pus 1• Pou Pus I'ISI Pus Pus I'ISI Opelllnl Jeod-.• . Q Tbe expert doeSJ1't hold 1111)' better cuds than tbe average player. He simply gets more value out of bls. hand wao played ago lly the one of the Routtl Crew• Clty; OIIfo 45622 . ~e~lto 10-Conc:uMCI 91~ up ...... br..d ~It lndfa (~r.} IC-M.n'l ftllfle 17--Dittl IQO.-..Cclmp.q point 102 ' !p'rdlkiUI IIIHIOft 105--Aiprlan tMIIOft lot Pia I) hiH1 112-Abound 111--UnMy dlolld 114 Ouwn•on.r l~llack 40-Gnlt Lake 41-Ghl's ntmt 4J--.Ixlated , 45-fh,... COrM'" Mil a••••• 11-The .,........ It Not. of tJ-ftnort ll-l.owttt, •• IOd 21--Lu,. 31-Thlck slice !.1-1•CIII ..ptn&lon J4-CivH InJury 46--Cautlau.ly 47-ChiMrMy arbon J.l6-T1a..ltncl DOWN l~•lmwln• 2 fllpHII ~ -4--PNII•: .h,.. -eG:ddi,S ef d!Hotd I-~ for .,.._ .lit-Broad 111-Dfaturblnce IU..-Mo.. evil lfC);....SUIIINinlkluts 12-Pirt of tt.m••• und)t 15--Sandlnallian ~lbrtw month 121-f'IOt l22_,.,...ntlous " Sf.-...CofMICIOI'Idt to 59---Gew ""'" 123-Leira so 'll a • 11--Buffooft ' ·us ,,.JuNie I! *PPt•• •s....sman rup 121-BIMCI IH-Oidhta"ctt 126--f"UMd 67--f'HI: Qynt's 131 lecand of twe mohr ' 132 . . . . ei QaMrel Jrtette. ll;J'-Ifnelna ..,._ celchnh (abbr.) 7-M•n't nlckn•me 70-Eat too much I..._,.. ,.,., n.m.1ns. ..... Of,.....,.. 114-lctllblt .... 72-lobblfts 111 11-f'foc:k 74--Cotljuru:tlon 7&-f"ti'M ltflftds whlrtwrind 140-Sttet ,aa.dUI"' 141-ut it at.nd 12--...r vetch 11-ho:IOUn J1-..L.sa.,.,.... nttfvt -' T. Farm Wagons . You Are AIWIYI Wtl~tlle-Stop In I l7-H•moro .. V. T. GMC P.U. Au" . 1•, 21 . 28. "1' 14--heludftl "''' .., lt-QMRIIMtti' li-Undllrtt•"!Mnt to Inc,.... tht 1956 1'12 T. Chev. van ell tuds. automatic . Exc:ellent condition . Phone 742·3656. Ohio 43946. .! r - - - - - - . , ---•·13-Jtp · .1-13-ffc lt65 CHEVRO~ET truck, no ' rust,6-cyllnder', A-1 condition, OLD FURNITUR_E, motor, starter, battery, trunks, etc. Write M. D. brakes, new !Ires with new Miller, Rt. 4, P<>meroy, 0. taclory bUilt camper. Phone Coll992-'271. 992-5392 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. . 4-26-tfc 9"-Moaqu. tawtr 1N6 2 T. GMC 1H6 V. T. Ford P.U. 1963 V. T. GMC P.U. Of' Phone l~H~ 1966 •h T. Chev . '"' lf.r T. Int. P U. ttrt w: Vo. u ~ ~·P. ...._ 1963 4 whe,l drive Scout at 882-:!Bit. . 19+1'12 T. Chev P.U. 1963 1 T. GMC 1965 ''' T. GMC 4 W.O. P.U. 1965 V. T. Ford P.U. 1951 '4 T. Ford P.U. 1963 3 T. International 1963 "' T. Ford P.U. 1967 '4 T Int. P.U. 1963 4 Wheel drive Scout 1N6 l'h T. GMC 1N6 112 T. l~t. P.U. ~T"••• Ntw Koven, 1NO 4 DOOR Chevrolet, V·8, READY·MIX CONCRETE ~' delivered right to your t JJr.OiK1,.f.est 1"!1\.- Y· Free ·' Ml~f>l>hone '992·321~ 1 Gotgliln· ' Rudy.Aoll~ eel:. Mlddlt~t, OhJo. I ~( • • , • · · 6'30-ffc . 1-16-Ht 3-17-ttc Sl.OO ll39.50 , ~,. IA1HEI GO been wet. Peylll!l $10 Hch. Flrstlloor only. Mondays will be plcl<.up day, write, giving good directions, Willen l'lono Com pony, Box ,., Sordlo, ·' '• 2·12-lfc • ' BylF.W. 1965 CICIO Ford truck New 5 1?66 MOBILE home and lol. Sliitltol~. itewo~ Ohl~. ·I'll, ~ 662-31135. condition, as tong as have nQt ~eal Estate For Sale 'I New GMC Truck Headquarters 196~ Fer Sale. · Al'i'IERTON T.V. AND. ELECTRONIC SEIWICE. '; , Phone 915·3849, Long lloltim. :1-111-ffc • S:o!E:::P=T::-ciC:-,-ta""nk"' ' ti..,.c.,.iJi """ ;,~"' " ""'; · 'MM'i' '' of children's .WOUlDit't Yeu OLD UPRIGHT pia• 01, any J 6-lO.tfc WILL give plano lenonsln my 125 Third Ave. Gallipolis '' ., $-~JII: . - ' '' l. f 8-1Uft GaOipolis Dai~ Tribune . . .l ------ "''iforms. J,ffer's Oolhl11g Store. qn Rt. 33 golna lowerd USED OFFSET '>LATES HAVE MANY USES ~ ' .' TO' Buy OLD PHOTOS, gla11wore, toys, etc. Phone All\oris 592-1719, or write TOAN, 129 W. Stole St., Athens, Ohio <15701. &.1Uip '' ' ~itilhl~ Sheets ", ' s.J.tfo I .36" X 23" ~·~~ ,. Wanted · 1· For Selle 8 f Service. 8eum .Lum.~r ~ Col!lpony, ¢holier,· 'q!ilo, ' Phone '985-3,301. . f;>~ , ; Ph01'1e94t-3121 Roclno,OhJo Crltt BradfOrd Fairgrounds. t .. t l;!li.r· WI! EH ,, Holsl SiiQfliJnd CaiYert Myrtle Durst, 11\r. and Mrs . . 1964 MERCURY,~ door, power AIR CO,N.D ITIO!HNG, ' Fr,ncls (Pat) ·Ourtt •nd ( st..rlng, power brakes, ell Notice . Retrl~allon -~••fi:dt'l ~ new tires, runs •nd· looks sons, Mr. and Mfs. Frank good. ~s. Phone Chester 98.5Crew and family" 11\r. and \:ROV-ER'S ' Photoqrophy ;,::~~~~. N ' ..,., 35$4. Hifold Brewer, L011g Mrs . Leo B. \.~ew and Shldl~ will. be closed tor t,6-lfe _,'. Botfori\. family. vocation ftom A•~ . 17 to A•~ 25. . -· ~J 11-16-ltc ---~--~8~·16·)11> NEIGLilR ~11ruc:tl<lri. 'For , 8-12-121c WISH to extend our sincere 1967 fORO pickup, haovy dyty, bOIIdl!lll or rltlltillolll\11 ~· .j 750xt6 !Ires, +speed, long hom~, clll Guy Nolglor, ~ and heartfelt thanks to bed. wnr haul coinper. Phone Help Want~. relatives. friends, and neighRocine1•0hJo. . ! , '1 Chester . 985·3554. Ho rold tors tor their klndn ... ond ~1''1~·~ Brewer, Long Bottom. · sympathy shown "s during .: WA'ITRESS netded, muot ba S.16·lfp the loss of our mqther, Ida over -11. Have reference. sePTic TANKs· CLEANio: ', Shonk Knight. Special thanks Reaoonoble ra14o. .Phone !' Apply In person. Milrlln to the Rev. Robert C:.rd, the John ,Rus ..ll, GolliPOII.l .,.... ': Restouront, Middleport. ~ellbearers and tha Ewln" Notice 082 aftor 5:30 p.m. · • · , 1 &.16-Ift Funeral Home. Also, many ' 4-~·ffc ' thanks to those who sent CHICKEN · borbeoue, homemade Ice crNm, cake. beautiful cards ~tnd floral HARRISON!S TV• AND <•AM· Aug. 16. Racine fire s1ation. offerings. TENNA 'SERVR:E. :Ph~na i ~soced by Ratlne Fire The family of Ida Shank · 992·2522. ' ' .' • . 'I' Dept. and auxiliary. Knight Far Sale I "' ' . c. eJ&;.~RD, AudlonHr Complete Strvloe Auto Salas A New shipment "' • 2 lltdrootnl o 2 Full Balbo o Carpet Tllru Ovt' • Dtlux. Furnltn TllruOut ' ~ .WiiaiL N!ihment of Albert (SumnerJ Durst. 298-tf ( • ' WAS Gene Plants. Owner t ' ' Mlkt,Morttso1o,Mgr; operas ( ''Cavalleria Rusticana" and 'jWozzeck"), flve Broadway slibws ('~yp­ sy,' ' "Oliver!,'' "Hello, Dolly!," "Henry, Sweet Henry" and "George M !") and two off. Broadway shows ("Promenade" and the current "The Lasl Sweet Days of Isaac" ), yoo probably know me .,' ' n-Eact. · 142-Brfttlt 144-+tanch IS-Unit of Slalftf.oM 10-h..nt (cal._l CU~ftC)' 141-Musk: •• 15-Triancuc.r wrftttn pifCU of 'MJDd 149 F GJ Mtd 16-SI\tdt "-0~ "'" • 111-MefvN 153 ... , ••• :nontlr 155-~ ",.bait.) �#/IVi;;. ' . , , ,. '. ~ ' i . 'BJC, & e·Hv ~A&-.Aplcallue ''lf!Jiti , POMEROY· .... Ju1t a!Qil Udl Ume ~ lbe year, . when JIIOepecll 111,. ~ 14!malil crop~· In lilpt, . . . olll!ll bee~!:~ to tmD Yellow ~ lillY will · 1111!~1. ··Adle. ·\·•\. ·~~,·. ¥ •. ' 7'· ·A JllliiiiMr .~ Pllllcplc and nootalbCJcWc · clle- {uy alltcllbelft p~Mla.l:a IOIIlt ''· • ·. ' the 'NEW in FARMING ·· , .. ·,'·'· i ,..._. 0: · tliere · , tbelelflets, ·. · ,• , . . 1 • , ,'~1 • Vui!ular~~.IIGn:luliiO .· fll, 'IJ'IIn!llse'~ ru.m~lliaeneriiJtprtlp!ilna,p:!DVerlldWUIIIII' -~ .1¥1na .. ilal\t . , •. ·lrUttletl!al·.&lle done Udl- billlmolrtncwbat J!ooiNnl varlellel r;.·~ 1ioot l!llliroJ:·,foUOWocl "'· . ~ .P!'IJlllllm i. wUI'belp ~~ Diab a dectli!l! .., rotalloo. SoD ftDidptlia II ~ >llut~ IIDt tPo · ~ llld l®alliln JIDI year, 111111,1. £: Partyb, praotleal lor tile llo:w$wn.-••A feW ~ CDIIId ljo 111m .,....film !WI PllbolcJ8111, '!be ll1lo 'Slate Unl-. 11r0wn In conlalnnfliW Willi ~ dlleae.luunU ofteli ;.... .00 ~ are . Clelm or IIIII!' _.._ . ... · , l!ity. · I' If nee ery. .. '~ . ' ". ~ , ·, avoldllll ll1e. • · wtlm l'l'..um, ~ ' Yello11tni.of leaftsiB dlaracterl8tiC Ofa RIDIIber :Yellowln& IIJld ~~ b)'' • .Of .tile llhOUI!I bt ~· . }' " 'II' ; c. •; · CJf Jinlb)eml. This CDIIId lie due to root lllfiU7 fro!n.too Plant could lie dile ~ 'l!lli!ut' ~ II IGol't'* are ~~ • ...,.._ ;liftilu:vllle ~•.,.t = .. muchwaterlfllls prdm area l*lloodedduetoJUIII: ~loodi!MIO ~~~·-~,lrel· aCleiiii'($ '~ ' 1!P.:.:r..,IIID, IB ~ .e\'141Dt :r.':':n ::::.. ':'. : : =te~· =~~~7 ~~~=.:=:;. G11Jmlldepletedandlll8rootsbeglntodle. --- ot. ..,own I,:Z: - l!o'- !- · It , ' ·· · ' ' 1970Fair ... ...' Edition ~ > u :•, ·~ ~. r' · · , . \~ . 1 Deescalation Line credited To Dean :kusk Marbw· ~lil~·. WASHING '!UN (UPI) -Lyndon B. Johnson's former press secretary says In a new book that it was Secretery of State Dean Rusk-not Defense SecJ'e. tary Clarlt Clifford - whose views the Presidenlactepted in slarUng serious Vlelnam peace talks through deescalaUon. George ChrlaUan, who now runs a public relations firm In Austin, Tex., gives an account which supports Johnson's own suggeations about the fateful decision-malting of 1968 and differs from tile versim of high-<anklng Johnson Admlnts. !ration "doves"-includingCIIf. lord. , 'Jri a entitled "The ' ' ;~ . '1.'i , i ' .. l THINK ' OF YOUftSE. L F! . 1$•' ~ . -· THINK ' f ' ~ ~ 1 ' I '• ' • ' ~· • > FOR YOURSELF! DOES YOUR PRESENT BANK OFFER YOU THIS? 1. No SeiVi~\ Charge on Checking Accounts. No Minimum Balance Required 2. Highest Legal Rate For Your Savings Dollar 3. BankAmericard b. IF YOUR BANK OFFERS lHIS, lHERE'S NO NEED TO atANGE . • • IF NOT IT'S TIME TO "SWITOf" TO THE 'l)lD BANK WITH NEW IDEAS" ( ' '' en tine 1970 Fair Edition ' ,. . ..,.. .. " TEN CENTS ··;._:V:!l!~ ~l~ . XX~J~il.._:.,N:,::O::_:.8::!.7;;:.. .· ---:-..,..-...t.'''-'-_ __._:P.:.OM:::.:E::.:.RO.:.:Y,.·M.:.ID.:..DLE.:..P-,-OR....l;,_,O_HI_O_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _M_ONDAY, AUGUST 17, 1970 _ _ _ _ _ _ _ ____.:.:;;;.;,..;_ ... 'ii. .; THE ~'CANDY WAGON" WAS lonely on tbe Jiitdway at the Rock Sprinp. Fairgrounds Siiaday. However, rides of the Pugh Amuseme~~t ·ei. are bei!J11 set up today to provide lively l:(ainpany for tbe wagon, Fair board members tined &mday and today with final details for ~y'1 opeoiDI of the MeJp County Fair. ' . '. ,.---------------------~-----------. . .lfull/r6is JJoolteil Make Elberfelds In Pomeroy,Your Shopping · Center For Back To School Needs ,,, . ,. ,._ , '.n ,\. ,.,. -~-·' •.''~~~· .. ·, "\· ~ W' ' _,•, \f t"~ .. ,,.,, lf-' ........ ," .... ~--,. '»!"'1.< • . •"··-"' On.Space ]oumey CAPE KENNEDY (UP!) - weightlessness and alternate · The I!PIICI! agency plans to orbit periods of artlfieial gravity. a pair of bullfrogs and a British The frogs' Inner ear organs rnllitery cunmunlcaliOQS satel- ere similar to those In man. lite Weclnellday In separate Scientists hope the experiment '' . shots 11 mlnulel apart ,from its will tell more about the disorientation Ills! haa OCCUlTed It's Back to School Time · two AtlanUc Coast rocket bases. · in men and animals In the and Elberfeld~ are reac{y • , '!be· frogs ere scheduled for absence of gravity. with a big selection oq ust Jalinoh on a smaU seoul rocket .Tbe two frogs WID lie hOUNd the right Items you arli from WalliJpa lalsnd, V&., at 8 in a water.filled cenlrlfuge looking for to c;..omplete ~en ; am. EDT, and the radio relay making up the heart of the 292wardrobe. She'll rave · ' ~af\ will be fired from pound spacecraft. Mter the about the latest fashions In ''· here at B:lllam. oo a larger biological experiments are com· dresse,, .co~tts. blouses. ., · pleted, the frogs will lie Delta rockei: sklrtst ·.f11mp_ers, $COOler , Accompanying the miniature asphyxiated by the blilldup of slllrts., p!JnChos, veils, biolugical laboratory carrying carbon dioldde and the removal the frogs will be a small of o<ygen. The satellite will not slacks ....:: YoU nam.e .lt;"we ' "' radlltioo and meteoroid moni- be·recovered. hlille lt. The latt!)t ln. • toring spacecraft. 1be two The 43-jlound sslellite a.._. · . , fabrics and s.tyles. "All the satellites will separate alter ponying the biological space·new Iaii i colors. I'll illl! .,. reaching orbit. craft will lest new in.strumenls ranges fr~m ~ to 6X.- 7 to ·· The frogs will be studied for designed to measure the · 14 ai\d preteens:. AI~ five days In orbit to see bow radiation and meteorolda en· see o~ ...woridf!lful· &ellic· their inner ear vestibular countered by future manned tlon of clfubby slze'U~ tp system, which inlluences vlsioo spac:eshipto. 16V2 for .the har,tl ,to fit add baJt¥1ce, Ia affected by ·The CCIJ\Jilunlcatlons eatelll\e girls. • • Up tO n'lh)ute scheduled lor launch from c8pe Kennedy Ia tbe second of two In styling ' ,and · wttle the British Skynet radjo · · selection .to cfiocise from , . lialling Great Britain \"pme In l)ow• .lef us help shlpe and bases east of the Suez you spl~ct'ivgur ne~~ds: Use Canal. . . 'our !leilsllile crelltl. The first Skynet ,...... . . launched by a spa<8 , q~ · ._;.; '. llo!lta rocket last Novembtt mid .a. ~· 4. Complete Banking Servie 'II- · · · . . . DA NANG, Vliolnam (UPII:~ · Ung a Japanese·American war . Feltll Ruek Thleu'' fesastance io 1118. u:s. eald the ...,.-etery ol state A general ~Pl!l'l mart!'~ ' hero with one arm (the other ''This Waslllllde easier by the apptoacb toward lbe P)lrls ''wanted ~btl bolnblllg ~ Balur~y CO)IYieted a, , ~ ' lost in combat in Europe) on fact that Johna0n's faith In talks. and was willing to lake · nnem•~ of mlll'detlng 8 'groop the ticket was a ploy tbet Rust never ' Wavered. He "Clifford's open criticism of, rea10nable risks, btlt to· throw ,of .VIeliwn• el¥illalf. !n' • •· appealed to Johnson's sense of llstellt1d to Clllfofd, M~a, Thleu, and bis al!Vocaey of away rnllitery alid poUIIcal villqe laal Feb. If. 1 darma, justice and good Ge<qe Ball a.; otbel'l wl)o lroop reductions, found Utile 8Ucceas In VIetnam llec!Uit tl . Tbe .court lfliJ-~ ,;19,, politics," he said. sometimea dllfer.MI wl)h Rusk .. favor with the President,... said wer wearlnw was to him paee oentepce on·Pfj:. &;nueiG'. Muskle, on the other hand, on specifii!S, "'¥' he. might l:lutitlln. "But tbelr. persqnal ll!llhlnkable." . Green, 19, of , ~; O!)lb; had never been a Johnson blend. those views Into a relalionshlp had always been Chr!JUan. eald Ruek ~ after retur~g for fw'lh~ Intimal<, baving once joined a decision; but mainly It was strong and Clifford wea willing ' just• "'tllcmenl In Vlelnilql deliberations tonight. He-"'* Uberal revolt against Johnson Rusk's judgement¥ wanted In to g&nlble their friendship In ~nded pn reetorlng peactt In cOnvicted of IS <l 18 iliurder •· ' when the Texan waa Senele the end, and Rusk's judgment the Interest of having biB views an Southeaat Alia and that 1118 counla. majority leader. And Christian he. followed." · prevlill ... As a practical matter llr8tstep toWard tills goel ,mUit ·Green Wl81118 ~·Maririe said one of the "real low spots ChrlsUan·plcturecf'CIIfford il Clifford lost Utile of biB be "subsla!lilve. talks In pin., convicted of murder u 1!11· in Johnson's relationship with . preselng lnipatlenli; ~ U.S, lnfiuence and con~: to lnvolvlngBalgonandHanol." result of a shooting lllclclcllilln the campaign" came when lroopWitlldrowalsanclfrequent- present his views forc:ewuy to , "He was the ardlltect ollbe Hamlett of San Tbanv VIIJali• · · Muskie failed In a television ly and cendldly elJiltiiiJIDg his the end." Johnson policies IIlii were now• 'II !Diles souflnrell Ill Dt J{ang. film even to mention Johnson eusperaUpnoverSouthViellla· As for Rust, the fclnnclr turned that way," said avJa. OneolberMarlnewaalicqullflid among the Democratic leaders m.ese _President NgUJ~ Van While 'House presa .seCretary ··lian.. • and a loutth 18 awaiting trial•· he had known. · • . pubit.hed President Stepa. I;Jown," to be boqk Christian, centered Monday, ChrisUan aroWld who Johnson's Oct. bis 31 also sa~ thai Johnson pre- announcement of the complete !erred Sen. Daniel Inouye, Dr, halt in bombing of North Hawail, as Hubert H. Hmn· Vietnam, denied there was ever phrey's vice presidential 1')111· a "biller feud" lletween Rusk ning mai& over Humphrey's and Clifford. Both respected choice of Sen. ·J!dmund S. each otber and worked together ·Musllje, D-Malne. "In reasonable harmony," he Inouye, he said, had support- salcl. ed Johnson solidi,. And "pul- .. .~ ; ' ' •' i!> Devoled To De IrlleiWil Oj"lfae Meip-MaMin Area '" · . , , SeJnencing of }J ' 1. at y ~ f!ICillltofi"'" . r· ~ ·llr ·~~·. n . or. !poOr)· feejl~awll~:.. aJa1iD~ ·J!III ,Pri!J'tq.~ x~=~ telnera. Trtta ~Milt-- area may,C81!!10 IIlli ben]~ donpuur ~ftbli!IIJ',rellllt'ID eomi Ill!>~ 1 JI'Oiem up to t • I Y...,.laia'. · i . · of the bllt'lilcldllllto prden - . 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Aweekly epray JI'OII'IIII now With maneb (Mlmate, Dltbane M-22), M.fS, Manzate 1011 or Dlfolatan will belp to control IIIII ' Ia now opera!lng In a alationley orbit 22,300 ~ abovo . ll1cl Indian OCean. .ttll!o second satellite wUJ ~rve u a spare in . a similar orbit. • ~· · · ' •• . ~ Janice Holter, left, and Sheri Y011118 operate the br001118 in the jwnlor fair building of the Rock Springs Fairgrounds Sunday . This vacant building by · Tuesday morning will be bursting with tbe colorful exhibits ol some 500 Meigs County young people taking part in the Meigs County JuDior Fair. � 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. 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