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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 - . Allo, 'to Yellow llld 'l!lltlnl ~'1\~~lt ~ have, ~ lmol cbedo:•tbe'lpil3'e,'lliiod a0 tbe pllnll for Ill~ a neinatodea In tbe loll. ~·~UIIbM ill' aft~ btrlllclde IJIIIJer beflft It 18 ·~ U I fllnp:tde ' . ,, . • ' roo1s are l)'llllllm!l 11111111 FUiil'l!l. B!IU ·fii!I/PUoo . .y... . . . (Vapam,M~I~),i'll~; cr·w,o'lliic~IB OltetbtiOprubtll!llueil!labii1Jw11111lmown, In containers of Clelll ~ ,!'~"}' cciNidered; "'r."l•llllf!llll'l!lcanllellledmiii8JIDicrop. u.e • '"" =~~~~~==d:r!: toccmeiDCOD\Ietwltb,lnllrO!iii.NaiiiJillcaa.l!ll~ •lan1rela•1118•arden.lilaome-c-~and Yellowtng may be •rucilted wltb a, laQ . of nutrients. TbiB II ofltn followed by a flmp1 diMIO aa earlY blight. EarlY bllabl fOI'DII dirk 11raet llhaped or "bulllle)'e" apoll t11 tbe leavea. Tbls dleee• gadually moves up the plaftt, defoliating II unW only tile top leaves remain grtrll. 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. �·~ 1 1 1-!lwll!I!Jfllomllnoi4Mid•II1J01'14'1mWII7,0,;Aq.l~,ltlll · '· ' .;;; ~~ ' ' ·O.K., ~ Women AU iqual } ' I .,. ' ' ( ' .. , ·..... •, ' , i ' , Gals 'Gain but · What ' Is ·Lost? '• . .. .AQU '. ,,..u . . • It ft . .ll . • ~ .,.,. ·WilT ' m ' l:fJ' ~'" " 1, "<! ·, ·~'· '& ~ ~~·: 'i''.~ I ·I· ~-· '• jj ~' "'' ,,"'· 'ti,, '. ~ • ,, t;l~ I <if~ I' .. l ,,1 ~· ',]:' ~ IJ• ,· t,,; \1 f• •l ' ' . i': ·~ '' i·,, ~~ • ·~ . · : ~~ queenwltbtheace." · OllVald: "It is QoW ~ I Chi I: BroWns' • e· ~8 m• '·• 1111J;;~ lnd'' :0;:.,:StodlcFond , 1 the'"'j:I lilt "J 1 b eisektn tbal011 EUt 1 ~ondl 11m to 1J:D I hand m1 SOuth would~ ·«<''l-·· ,.. ,,...,...... , ., = 11111111 · · G. AI. R. H. Pet. GTheATLINBCte·-~d·BTeM. .Certy,Atl 100 352 73127 .361 . ....., rowns, """'' Clmrrt.. Pit 91 :143 st 120 .3$0 from a 17·10 triumph over the ::-.:;.~IrA l~ San Franclaco ,~rs Seturday • Rooe, Cln 119 412 19 156 .n4 ni(ht, were here today piecing Torre, s t.L119 451 ~ 147 .m togethe~ a pian of attack for Glatn, SD 114il57 75 147 .322 lfteir comlna elhlbltieJI en''1 771" ~· te ~ ... .-. Kan Ci Da · J LA 110 MI~~·Atl 107 :W 8114i coun r "'w' w<e Ill ty Tolan, Cln 115 444 89 143 .:122 Chiefs. Amorlc.on The Cblels and Browns play Yotskl, Bos 11'f4 ~1 94 1 ~~ Saturday night ln Memphis. Oliva, Min 114461 74 150 .321 Browna scout Mike !'ilxon Jollnlll, .ca1113448 61143 ,319 watched the Chiefs play the ttarpr.MII 109 #I 77139 .313 BalUmore Colts Friday nigbl F.Riilll!l. Bol 96 351 65110 .313 came back wjth a book Smlfh.BGa 113 4<1.5 831311 .31U b~llnll with Kansas City of. m: :! 't:f' , of~~~~ lo~ The,. lilaJaai~UCb but.,,. r. 8£8D'fS. IJ ,·,. .. ~~~!!;j~~t~~ \ THOUGIII·· . . .. ~ Q-How did the- Rh/actor ill blood get lU 1101111 • • • • NOVJ i6 about "'' lime lD think of getting the llcenle lhot wiU permit ..,_ in ;u.l a ftUJ lhort IP,tb lD enjOJI the fun ,U/ /1./qwing pout Iota off wbUf ~~ling ot what ..,_ tllillk mig II I jUII ~ be IO!Ilfllilng oi/ler 1/um ,II'II,Oiher hunter.. A-The tel entiHI wbo found the factor iD rhesua monkey• in lf40 . named It "Rh" lor the monkey. A good man and. a wile Q-How loll/l dOll cork man may, at times, be ani)'J oak con ti !' ue ·to produce wllh the WQrld, add at qrnes. cork? _ grlev•ll for It; 11111 hll ·men A-The trees ~!!!alii, b,ar· , wu ever discOntented with lng at tile ag' of 20 and ~ · the world If be did hlB dutr Unue to bear cork lot IJO· Ill 11.-'Robett Southey, Eng. yeara. ' ' lllb ........... __. '-.~ * gol :,-. ,J?f.;'~\P!fl~. :.,' fd :=; :m ':7 , Foose,CIIHo1M:mu''W,~306 m. Ru'lll ~lonal ~gua: ~.oodlr Cln · All; Peru, Cloi ·36; H. ·Ainln,AII ••••••t~•• and Williams, Chi 34; Allen, ...,..... "'w' St.L 33. more than a hall ''.Amortcln LMguao Killebrew. iensl~ formaU0118. 11; \Yalll ¥ulnemokl, 110133; Saturday will m•rk .MIM Howard, 32; Powell. Belt • H.; Ollvor. KC 24. Cle~land·~ftrst meeting with . Run• llellld In the world champion Cblefl. . ~klilltiA!Igua• Bench, Cln Agalnstthe49ers thellrolms 118; Perez. Cln 114; Williams, used starting quarierback BW ~~'ihHioo~ron, Atl. 1031 Nelsen for llle first quarter, Am•rtcen LMgua: Killebrew, part'ol tile IIICOnd and lll!ain in 1 .....,.II, IIIII and 111e aecond b81!. He completed rd, ·W.Ih 93; Oliva. Mlnn u of 19 paases for 121 yards 87; Yanr"llll~toi~ 11. lnclud!ba a loilohdown toSB t.i ~1111111 Lall..: Sltvor, NY flank~ Gary CoUinB In tile final 11-7; Merritt, Cln 17·10; Glblon.' quarter· and a l9-fard flCOI'lng SI.L 16-5; Perry. SF 16-11; tbrowtoFaiiHookerlnthelltat ~.f:n't!o,ua: ltlc:"-lly, ~ . · IllIt 1"7; CuaH1r, Bell arid lloobr, who Is flgbUng for a MCOowefl; Cl~ 17-7; Ptrry, starting alot, pulled down five Mliwl. 17·10; ,Palmer. Belt 16-7; .,._lor 84 yards. . Wright, !:al16<9. · ' =,., THE WELl. ::r= <!!!l ~~111~~K~ 1 1~: ~tj~ ::. Oi!W,NY ' 117 ;w ,M136 -: 3011 .· ,_. -::;:"ti:! '!!- · · IY Un~= •r·T· E IY T N"".:..J-.1 To RemedySpeecn Defects Thou.g.ht'8 · .eon, ; · , = . •I Il ;!, · r.;· , •~ INU · ,. . . , By 1'111!11 MeMANE \ ""' url·8pt111. Writer The J,llruieooti TWins wbo ted !lie Ailllirlcan !Aiaue•s West Dlvlalon .bY 10 games 011 Aug. 1, lOo!l nlne '~ ln a fOW8Ildtawtbalrleaddwtndle Ill 4\0 goune. ,over the nrglng Oakland Atbletlca. The Twins finally snapped ~Ji lollng slreak Sunday by wlilpptng the Bostoo Red Sol; M, and gained a luU game on ·the A's, wbo 'Were beaten by the Ba!Umore Orloleii 2-L ' If~ 1ni8 anyone happier than the Twins.Sunday, It would haw to be llf.year-old Milton Maaon of Milwaukee, alias "Berule Brewer." Muan, a tllrowbacl: to the daya ol tile marathon flagpo!e slllera, bad been RvliJ& In a camping trailer atop the ICQI'eboard at County Stadium IInce July 6 and had vowed !IQI II' come down until !lie BI'IWJI'I drew 40,000 fans to a home game. . Mason's big day came Sunday 81 lhil Brewers used a "bat day" promotional gim· mlok to attract a aeuon.blgh 44,387 fans. The Brewers even made Maaon's day more pleaiBnt aa they rallied from behind ln the final two lnrilnga to defeat the CJe·~tand ·~·-·. .: i llllrl! a ·t;l'odam.. t . · hla ,.. Fin 118-GameWtqaer Dave McNaUy became the major league's lira) Ill-game winner a• be stopped the AtbleUca on six bill Chi Salmon'• b:lmler off ti,. .e:'~ fteldfoul 'polelntheflflhlnnln 'broke a I-f tie and Ia ed J~ Hunter with biB lOth ln 25 declaiOII8 Ike B..,;.. ked I first inning ;:[til aa homer and Lea Coin 'tched four-hiller as lh/' Tiger: whipped tho Angels and dropped them five games behind Minnesota Pinch·hlller 1 Unser aln· gted home Eddie Bl'irllat¥ln In the eighth lnnlng to provide the Senators witb their margin of victory. Unaer's hit provided casey COli with hli aevenih victory ln 15 decisions and lagged Jerry Janoski with his 13111 toss ln 21 declsiond. Stan Balinsen hurled a six· hitter u the Yankee• beat the Royals for tile nlntb consecudve Ume. Roy White and Bobby Murcer earll collected two bits and drwe in a I'WI 81 the Yankees beat Jim Rooker . r!. :"0::: n,; . l'vebeenafrllllnaoot.Thal'at. IIOI!lldliktmudl,butwhen'you ctiiMif 11ptbehind a good bit. I!Ut thenull ~ether ... " ter I'm acilnc to make biJ!1 bit • ·Grupr Jlelieyea my·pticb or walk him. J:m 1o- Three <I( file 11~ bill off lnB ori to the next bitter and startlncwe~~." ' · TOJif Ia lriPP!ng the bill dlf. lerent now too. "l can't eucdy lay I'm lhr911'intl a sinker now," heaald, "buttheballdoes sink more tha))lt Ulleil to." From the IIlith thro••• the ..,. elgb!h lnnlnl!s, Cloninger · ,...: Ured nine baiters iii a row, elgbt on (ll'OWid balls. 1 "l'vecutdownonmymoU011 too ,, IBid Tony "and 1 tblnk ' • it has helped my control. "There are a lot of Utile I' ·,ga I'm doing dllferenUy " . Intemstional COLUMBUS(UPI)-The~. ""' lwnbus Jets downed Win.mpeg 7-ll Sunday to go into a tie for· second place in the lntemalion· at League. . The Jets carried a 7·llead Into the seventh inning, but the Wthhips "!""e udp with tbree l'llliB at mnmg an added two more in the ninth before a worried Jets pitching squad could get them out. The Jets also beat the Whips, S-2,, Saturday. They play again tooight and Tuesday night before parting ways. Ky. (UPI) - The Louisville Colonels and Toledo Mud Hens continue their serlea here tonight. The Colonels beat Toledo 3-2 Sunday In the second of their srheduled lour gameB. lntemallonoi!Joogue Sl1ndlngl Bv United Pros• lnternafinnal Syracu~e "j5 ':is "::; 0.1 Rochester 66 53 .555 8'12 CoRlumbus 67 54 .554 lchmond 62 56 .525 12 eon [:,~t,~lf; .~ ~ :~~l no,. ·• • ' Jm Toledo 46 75 .380 !9'12 Winnipeg 45 76 .372 30'12 Sundoy'o Rnults Louisville 3 Toledo 2 Richmond 5 Tidewater 2 Syracuse 5 Rochester J (1st) Rochester 7 Syracuu o (2nd) Columbus 7 WIMIII09 6 · ' ByiOI.';CARNICEW UPI .SporiiWrller The Patriots, who nearly left ~~ dofurln¥. ~of off~aableon uo=use a ..c. a swta stadlwn, had their prHWOII football game against the W8lblngton Reclsklns Sunday interrupted for more than 20 mlnutea when a Ore, broke out at Boston Colleges Alumru Stadium. About 8,000 fa.ns :were forced onto lhe playln• field and aU escaped Injury. No cause for llle fll'O was determined. The lire, may ha~ been an om•~ of Uilnga to come for the Patriots, however, aa Sonny Jurgensen passed lor four touchdowns, three to tight end ·Jerry Smith, to lead the Redsklns to a 4$-11 victory in the only game of the day. In Saturday acUOII, Los Angeles downed Dallas, 17·10, San llie~o e<~Red the New York Giants, :J0.27, Denver beat St. Louis, 211-16, Miami defeated Cincinnati, 20-10, Cleveland sUpped past San FranciBco 17· 10 AUanta routed the New ' . York Jets, ~7. Pittsburgh outlasted Minnesota 2fl.l3, New Orleans swept past Houston, 1910. and Green Boy and Chicago played to a o;.t; tie. RaidenPiay EaglesToDigllt The Oakland Raiders play the Eagles tooight in !be first pro night game al Franklin Field. Jurgensen· whn , ~it on u-of· l~f'·tliliei>c!«>l'ii• f8i'df.' hit Smith with touchdown pa~ ·!>f 18, llli '•nd 61 yards and also comtiliieawlth Larry ' · 'Brown on an 18-yard touchdoWn paas. Back-up quarterback Frank Cl~cl~IIC<onco~::.,~IID~~ 2 ~7~:::.:~ 5. i::, ••• ~~. 6. 28 - Rou, Bondt 38 - •• Tola~01~~s'B2:.''?t:~s~ Con I cepe on. 'n I • r or •• •• M Bunning L 9·12 Wonz ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ : Cloninger w 6-4 1 5 2 1 A J Gran9er 1 0 0 0 0 0 Ryan also had a two-yard m to Mack Allstoo. Reserve quarterback Karl By~MI;;~~J:la.~~~·= Sweetan, subbing for Injured 2:25. A- <LS,a59. Roman Gabriel threw two touchdown passe'. to lead the Rams wer lhe Cowboys. SWeetan threw II yards to Bob Klein for one score and 32 to Billy Traw: for another. The Cowboys'Lonetouchdowncame on an 80-yard pass from Roger Staubaeh to Margene Adkins . pass I· Pats Rallie1 Clwgen Marty Damres' 20-yard touchdown pass to Gary Garrison with 1:&2 remaining rallied the Chargers to their triumph wer the Giants. Domres rallied the Chargers from a 2'1·7 deficit in the second hall and climsied a Ill-point fourth quarter with biB scoring pass to Garrison. Gene Foster had a ~yard m nm for San Diego. Bobby Howfleld kicked a 24yard field goal and Bill ThornpB<Ill ran a blocked field goal attempt 46 yards for a m as the Broncos rallied for 10 points in the last 35 seconds to beat the cardinals. jy;:eekend Summary . $2000 SHIRJ fiNISHING neither do our loans. _:N~~CH~~record. , 992-2171 125 E. MAIN POMEROY, OHIO blgh fly to · center walked Nate CoU!erl Intention- victory In the BWh annual Long field. eluded . WIBle D.avis and ..... 1o t double p1a Beach Henneaay Cup powerboat fell fior .a dolible: Wllllama took .UOII~ ~I!wme, race by av~g 62.2 mllea tblrd aa Jllli lllckm8ll grOIIII!ted Stahl Willi a1s9 on bale. · psr hour over the 18'1.1knlle wJ , . Money problems on'n"1't"'"'st'I'·QP: WlWama' oil~ llut' · (ll~ :. waJked ~ Salllo ·lin !ott ~1' p!tcbls. ·~ Hlllldi8J U11iic1 a lingle ' ICOI'lng W1111ami and Johmiy Callison si~gle' to ~enter li:ortnl Slll1to .'witli · ~ tyillg tllJ!. '}, . .L " !, · ' o 8 000 F ans t 00 , ~ Slone r1 •.t. I I i ~2UelnthelllfllandCionlnser :;::v,.:lt> • 4·· ~ ~: I)Gmertd ln the .sixth for tile -i9MP~tllll . 1 t· t ·ileda' IUoaJ l'iU! as the husky E._.rdoc ' t ! 1 rlghtbander sot biB mth victo. ~pll . 1 D .f ·o ry ln 10 <!«'lllons· auntJ::•: ~ : : .: . '!be YIC!Dey, coupled with a Br-pll 1 '- 0 1 w Angeles Dodger, defeat, Wenz p D D D t poe tile Reds a 12 • game Tolalo • l J :J edpln thel!iaU011 etLeap CIN(;lNII.r,TJ '" i.t~ Weal u ·IIleY go Into tonight's R-rt ~{ 1,1 ·11 .etlelltnale. ' Tolan cl I. ; ••·2.% .I I Jtm Merritt to · • 1 Cil'l>o II a· .o~ t' t was Pllcu or Bench t ~ ,11 ~ , ClncillnaU aplnsl Grant .Jacl: ~ Jb •4 , 0 0, 0 sOli of the Phlls. Stowarll!> · .4 0 ··1 t PHILADELPHIA Helrils2b A 0 0 0 •-rhbl Concopcl..,ss I a· a o 8oyla3b 3 1 0 0 Woodwardll 0 a 0 0 G1mbltcl 4 a 1 o Clonlngerp 3 I I I ert99slf aao o 4 o 0 0 Grllf19tl'p JohnJon1b • a 1 1 Totalo II 4 7 4 Plolladelplllo 110 000 OOD-2 ' Jurgensen H-0 t , League Result8 LOUISVILLE, Qlonillcer and 11r<Yol the f!Mil' wa1Q he yieldeil ~e 1n the ftrtt two tnntnp, , Tony c- l'•Y to W•)'lle Gi'angerllfterllortStoileledl'll 1118 nlnll). will\ the. 1'11111' ,filth 11114 llAal bil ' '""""n l'"e •o• r.......er I'm 1''~"' • not going to Jet a .11111 lose in the ntrltll Inning wher he 'hal pitched as long and aalllirl! as T(llydidintbalheat,''llid u..i. Spa,_ And ,.,.._manager rov er10111. AlriplebyBobbyToiananda .... ' doUbltfly lohnny Bench broke i TORCiNTO (UPI) -Rod Lav· er won the Canadian Open •• u•uan• T··-'· ham f.,!, "'""" c pionahip by easily "I figured I'd be up 111ere at de<!ialonlng England's Roger teaat five weeks," said Mason, Taylor, S.O, 4-6, 6-3. "so IIlla didn't tate too much '· t011gor t11an 1 expected. 11 wu a W 1 grealexperlence,bullwouldn't . do it again." · Detroll Topo Calllorula ByUnttedPre111DteraaUonal Sunday In other AL gamea, .Detroit Saturday ZELTWEG, Austria (UP!)-· . . , ..: 1~&11fiJIIda 7:-J!l!Wflll!lllle- .,MM'IWUI.'M'GS .. N~Y. Teammates Jackie lckx and ollift~<til)alld1Jie .l tiflh··tJ'.tllllwlil~!lf Ganaila $lli!i·Bejj..+onlflnibd <t-"l!n . ",,;,,,;.,., ••~ ' 'a""t •''." ·1:,11 a.·.· .•• .1 !I•~Yar*eU-.ea\&llsb beAt Hunnemannla by I · ~. the Austrian Grand Prix to le~~ .,to, !Yin the AIBbama provide Ferrari with lis fjrst 1b oH''I. ' 1(ll1f1,p:ot;.,.,,1,1; Sla... at Saratoga. Grand Prill victory since 1961. The hard-hitting TwinB Iu> had ed ~• .. fl ' w CIHCAGO (UPI~ -Kerry's TULSA, Okla. (UPI) - Dave manag w..., ve ·runs Time and Te Vega won Stockton won the PGA cham1• 1 during •ol their. niJle.iame dlvisiOII8 of the Benjamin F. pionsh•'p by .. ..... ling a ••-0 -·t slreak, homera from lOelng ~ •• .,.,.. • - - - - - - - • AI •H Kill br_..,. LindhelrnerHandlcapatArllng· wer.par 73 011 the finBI roWid yea, arm on e .ew • ton Park. for a 72-hole total of 279. George Mittet:wald ~ c.&r Twar ln defeating the Red Sol. SARAJEVO. Yugoslavia CAMBRIDGE JUNCTION, When larger loan• are needed, Twai'l homer came with two (UPI) -George Chu\>Bio, Cana· Mich. (UPI) -CharUe GiotzCity Loan Is the answer. Many men aiJ!Ianl ln the elgbth and dian heavyweight, knocked out bach won the Yankee 400 stock SAME DAY family budget problems require ProyO!I· to bathe deciding runs. · Mike Broce of Springfield, car race for his first msjor SERVICE amounts up to $5000-to pay off Heigie Smith, Tony CoblgBaro MaSB. in the second round of a Nascar race In two years. In Af9-0ut At 5 and Gerry lllosea aU homered scheduled !().round bout everything and reduce monthly lor llle Red Sox. . COLUMBUS, Ohio (UPI) lht'Our Frae Parking Lot payment1. If you have the need, 'l11e BrewersraWed !rom a a. ,.RYE, N.Y. (UPIJ -Hollis Bob Lutz of Los Angeles raiUed Robnon'lS "'--·we have the plan. Call todayOdeflclt to Ue tbe'BCGnln the Stacy of Savannah, Ga. cap. to ~n the ll2,000 Buckeye WVGIIR:I~ and get oquared away. eighth Inning 011 a three-run the 22nd llllllual United States ~""!" championship UUe by 216 E. Ind. Pemtn~y double by Danny Walton, !hen Golf AlaoclaUon junior girls beating Tom Gorman of Seat- . ._ _ _ _ _ _ __, won the game ln the ninth 011 golf championship by defeating Ue, 7-6, I-ll, 6-2. GtwUo. walks and a single by Gus Janet Aullsl of Weal caldwell, • N.J. one up, on the 8th 8"""'· GREEN. -~·· · ~lliams Leads Cubs' Win , By NJm; JIEIIIIIIII.ERG . · UPJ •-• Wrttar jWly "r'7playln{j!Jj h!s • t 103rd ~ve game l<ir plliee.OIIIbe llll4lme list, ljpirketl 1\ro ,'~, ir!th a 4PUIIJe PI! ~le ~ to lifl the ditcqo Cubl to' a 11-J ltiUII!PJI wer lhe Loll Angeles . baell walking mGn ballerl tb8ll he added. "They might not 'T'• .''lR ' '•. .S A• o k e ·:. ·. · rol . (Odom ( •'n or HI at Ookland 5'5 Flllgers 5-9), a p.m. ,,,;~s.~~~~~,~':'.rys.~)."~ c:Ji/~·~nd1 ~cgr'/21~j'l at . p.m. n a ur Y • ' 11 . p.m, Phtladtlpllla(Jadi10113-11let llalllmore (P,II)Itr 16-7) at C~ ~~~~lnnell !Merrill 17·101, , I Mllwaukft CKrauose 6·141, 9 ; .. , . Son Diogo ·· (kirby (8-13) P·KA.n,., City (Johnson S.7l 11 , At. Chlea(jo (Pa- ..5), .2:30 Walhlnaton (Hannen 8-5(, 7:30 •.• p.m. •. . p.m. (Only,.amtiiCheduledl Clllc.or:: (Johnion Ml at " ~n 01,;:•~1'/a,t,;:s ~~Y =~ ~IJ/ p.m. San Fran of Pitts, night . Tutldlv'oGimn. Loa Ang at St. Lou It, night Dttrolt et Oak; ntahl Philo at Atlanta, nlr.l! i:,-••ndat C..llfhtnlghl =.~,:l~t~c~o~t~lght N.!! a~:l:":i "l.8nn, nigh( Kiln City al Waoh, n(9ht • Clllce!ll>al Boston, night , ~~ Irvc;i~;-;~ott-g · -~·i, i io;~iw~~l' · J ·· . . ' ,.,". · ,r..-. ...... :m ll =~:: ~ ~~~\'ry ', =~~M:a".:-1'' Detroit 7 Cel!fl · Tod•fA,1'r.:::~m""" Del I McLo , C;I'J~~ ~:it!Ptleho P,. , lA,t ~ ' lOTI rs · •'-" - ISut~ ·~· 1•Bt ~ •• '•· ~.·'. St>·-'""·Loull~ Gl~ J6.S), 9 g.m. fi ', f ..""' ' Helen Help' Us :l non . g'~"r,~~"IMZ:;;~3 ' ~~:n1 rr.u::. 2 Nlw :York 2 Allaiita 1 (Subatitutlna for , Jack I don't waldlllle taJk.ebows goodnight. < ;i·. ' . O'llrilil Ia Joe E. Lewla, (11 TV at night. I wiU when they l 'don'l g0 to tlifJ·f!'ack U. j nllht-elub e~medlan who have more bartenders oil, ~ys blcauae 111,1' ~·.~ li! I llba·lo ~..aboutthe refreah.. During the afternoon, t enjoy great · shape, ~ ~~~~ · . fbe J . 1 By Helen Bottel mentulth!overlouawalerfnc -waldllng ·TV movies, and 111,1' veterinarlln'lrotildiiCI'atcba• . 1 1 I DiDe lrk;b. AI It 11, Well ugbl placel •liJ!ere he ap- - favlli'ltenreweaterna.laiW&Ji IlovewaiCbini.tlle .I'ICesml!Y ' , lakea bla queeq aDd plijow tlesra.J . wanted lo star ln a westem·bill 111!1 ~- on them, riiD · ONE WAY TO BEAT Anned Forces. Our objec~e IB the -tlng of clUba, He BY ,Jj)B B. LOI1Ill could 111\'el' flnd a IIane tl18t tl1ougli 'the hCiraell bel OR him · By R~Y CROM11Y THE INCOME TAX . to raise children to serve llleir tlnue1 'lillb the 10 alicl EUt. NEW·~ :.c. l bad a tough wlilll't aUeri!le to.· ~. ' ' lep as bad ai ~· , ~J .. • NEA Woshongton Correspondent Dear Helen: God and CoiBitry. droro the nine In mler :to · Jobdolnc OiiiOOilmui ~It i ,.do li1irlia ~ babl.t, 11¥. ~ .f am~ · tO illab · .. My doctur aaya our baby ts Everyone should be allowed ~.!'f~•tt'\l,cue\Wilt ladlfllcultflndlngatypewrtterl dtinli, lilllo\e, Baillblt • ljnd speecbas for poU~I· can• ,., WASHINGTON (NEAl dueonJanuary3,andhehaabit to make their own decisions 8 ve. Wllllldbtlamllillrwilh-lntile breilk.&st·'atlel: Yam; ~ ~tea I refUse. r ,·cloft•t .alill· · ~ A document written by the top women'~ riShts advocate it f'lBht on my lui two dates abuut the size of their famlllea bl~'f' b~r'fes'r':mto.;..u:~ lhape of a ,111111 lla•. But·I wltb JUlie J>odeli, at Jill home. with iny WI)'. I ~· ~ the Viet Cong bas been acquired by this reporter. with the stork. ,. without any help from theae none of 11 Hil fifth dlamolld finally did aild I hope I'm not all We bi'f~ been<!Oiilg tbilfor 111e tile 01pe11111 of.all Pollilill8l!l. I , This stron .willed woman is a top member of the South I read aboul the Induction- Intellectual snobs whn put us ia the setUng ·trick but Wtlt lhat by the lime I flnWI, At )last 2B yean. He ~ t fall, .UU ,lnalllt 1.1!1!1•JGiui!!J,'!fliiUr 'ie!Joa'!' u.!ratlon Army Military Affairs PBIIy Commit· of-labor" system where a down. Maybe they'D be happy holds the ·~ Of Jlmedc.n1 !'ftll read my OWD lQ my appeUte,' wiMilled on ' WU'the bell 1DI)'C!I'~'11' Yoril' and some say the single mosl important woman In woman can chooae the date of some day that our children are hearlll al1(l can - fllitt bla IYPinc· · dt ...,: with iJienty ol Uquld City """"'bad. '' • ¥ I ' tile Co~munist underground . deHvery (within two weeks of here to protecl them. partner wW 1urelY llblft to' a ' I deny on I llaet of wbls!leY refl~ll. II'a one of the Tlie tougheil , 1Mobledl !,CCIII' Her name is Nguyen Tbl Dlnh. the normal term), go to the However, ~ mual admit that heart If atyelt IIi the llad." botllalllli.t I,.._. l'Wil'. I~ balf~ of the year tor me, fiontjnj the younger~~ ' The document Is actually a military order (directive) hlll!pital, get an infusion of our older children do not want Oawald: ·"The deur.e 11 verylllUCbillvundbanbeen· J>odeU fiii]Jy'lmowa food. )I 1 lodayla . lbe~J!lob.. ~party committees aod commaoders "at all ecbelons." synthetlcoxytocln-abormone large famlliea. Marbt I~ Is the lower~ the three. West llln!:e I wu bilrn. , tmlam don't enjoy: every he Ia rwneverbadl!'l' .::..1.:L * ~· li1 this direcUve, Madam Dinh minces no words; she tbat bringa on contracU0118 and trend of the limes. rna· lew bla ,deuee of clubl. Morris jlllllicned me 1o a""' llf1jaye , . If I did,~ """"',!Mo ~Uy directs that party committees and commanders spontaneous labor - and volll : terlallsm, no! wanting 1o PI!' East talll!S tile . trick and aeven-)'tjll' COII!rlel, and I hope Of balfilln~· .. , •• , ugbout ilQJIUI.~Will.; , ~·· ~ · ·· - ~~ a ·~~ · PJ!!1I,I!"!!m\l,.,.,., ,oJII lbal.mw:ll.effori.. J ..oalllt ~·~helrt~ 1;)~lW,~ .Ahcf.n*II.- )Julilu\il!Ddellllqhr . 81/t. tr (· l). """""I M ,,,,,\. -~ ft bt Woston '~·peetfor .us•ilf ·W..IIlllllilbl-'!liiB'l&AIUlE •-· • t · l!f'!J""''ll!hllm· !rilwl!lod· •i~ ,,~,~ ··, ~ l» r" ·.,., ,.q.~ . • Boldly aaat&n womea to appr .~"- a n I ...h.. ,., ' Flor,IIUf,:S . . two." ' ,. . ,,,. ~· 1·,q 'I,, : ·• \he. ;,...,baila "' ' ... ~Jl , . ·' ,J<vo'\ , " ""'"'· can1e .,..ore .~uwy (partial) replaeeJPenl o!.,the tnafe.j! 1 , , ' . · , , , e "lndoelrlaale .', ;' nadf mom~ ,''. espectally of the I, 1071, we would get ,(Ill :MJ!:'IIJie Dear For: IH_,., IMiriWiill AiJ'!,I.. sayathe doOr Ia alwaya Cipel).~ ,. :.~f.liQ:'J:.'!:I•!!!~ ., , . , .*<"' · ale sex, on the rofe--and revolutionary capabillty ot tax deduction for another The trend toward small me. I don't know If he meana 1 order .Chinese w' .l'lllfiUIIJie · . . •: .,,, .. ~omen. . . . Be resolute to dismiss tile feudalistic and dependent for the whole year of families Is not from ma· 17 can bave a job u a walter or a ,, .. ', "': :;.arrow·mlnded tendencies of disregarding women." 1970. Would It be legal or etbical terla1lsm but ~·. World busboy. Julio and I had a If I cMn t love Cblneae loocl, By Ualled rr,o llllenidGUI . It • "Pay more attenUon to the recruitment of female or whatevet for a· doctor to populaUon nearly doubled·In the .written conIfact, · the B'nal B'rltll would boyWII TOO.~ J. tofoild'iy, Aui.'.17,' ~adre for the party ... " schedule an espectanl mother paal 40 ~· It wiU ~le ~T!.. bldclbll ... ~ On seg.~~r.· IS, Frank me~MylavorltedishlaEciFoo the 2mhdaiot~'w!tll 111, l" • "· •• orcanbe aeparale caucuses for women once a ilbeld just to~~~ on lncane again perhaps before the leer woit !lwtll . , lodl Sinatra, ~and !lob Yung .. Soab up the boo1e best. follow, '· .,: . • .. ~onth." · tax? - ALWAYS THINKING 2010; our planet can't bald tbat Hope . are arraPSinC for a PocleD Ia the belt Cblneae The.moGI) ~ ~n 1\11 full ~ • TraiD female eadre in every technical aervtce. DoaJ: A.T.: many people without wide- Dbie ..._ testimonial for me allbe Lu restaurateur iD lhe world, pliue and lut qllllfter;"· ~ • Step ap "IDtloetriDalloll on the revolutionary concept WeD happy dayl ,Here's a spread famine, misery -:- You,llolitb, bold: · Veg81Rlviel'a.ICI!''IIIalll9go alt110118bl}dmllbedoeln'tloolo The mOI'IIiDistarill(e Man =~ aex relaUona" (Iii tile past, Madam Dlob says, tbls IOOilhole the IRS can 1 plug. ~ -war. Suggested ~: •ltl ••• tKQIJA•illul there and · visit my ~. II. . ' and Saturn. . • · c. . trinltlon "was not carelully considered," and 81 a Induced labor, for whatever ··ne~ulaUOII Bomb, 'by Dr. • Sinatra !• g!Yiilg ~ bub Podell ukid. me If I had to .1'he.nenlng a.tars are Merc;u~"guidance on the relationahip between mal!' and reaaon, is your doctOr's PauiEbrllch.-8. . Whii::JTMldonOJr? • btca!IIIIIetbiD)playmyllfebi nvemyllfeoverapln,whatt ry, venusiJid•j!IPJ!er. .. 1 ·female W81 not good. Tbls ~ave way to -era! cues of decision. Some favor It, olhen P.S. Maybe YOU raise ~.:; .,.:r':rtt~ llleiiiOVi!, "'!be Jolrer Ia WUd." would do. I told him I woulda't On IIQ day ill.historj: ' .. · lllllclt lwe and murder. A number of women due til the drll't - and a great deal cblldren "espectally I« the wttlo ..,. .• , o. If I hadn't, .!be Itallana would hive the enersY· In 191$ 1 · hutTICII!i ,~truck 3.nfi.uence of the UDited states and (the SouthW:ttnC:~ alpenda on werall condlti011 of Anned Forces," bul. I'D bet llliod, a lllllo!oWO wiD.. _.,. w, ba~ aCC1J!I'Ii '!Ill of being anU· ~ Jalfe, who did Jlllbllclly Galveostiln, Ta;, , kllllni . m · :,on,:emment) ... still ~,played many signa c no tile mother. - H. your sons don't agree! .,... H. W !o s ua 1 l'lllllllllf M!£ Semitic. DeiiJ II Indebted to a , for, Ill)' bqok on ?'1' life:. "'!be ~. · . , .. , , , ~theResllltance. · · ·) Dear Helen: becauael~marrtedlll)'of Joht·IIi :WUd," lold me tbat Jn·,1933 firal bi-n Loll . ~ • step dlarepnllnl, and begin to imPlement fully, Ill I have a 1nan tbat Is nat QHILI:tti ble daugbten,' Mole any of bll eYfFY· ~he ever ":'- whq ~ · of · tiiC! NeW · Ylft. toliclea coneemlng ilie living and health condltiolla of awlui.Hedranlllormanyyeara .. pta J1t e•fM*d bil!l u a •' · ~ did 10 bec&uee o1 Yruikieo .et ·a Dial!Jr . _ romeo. . and nat beat me to a pulp t..totaler. Hqpe Ia dolnc II • • women and ..... Jaffe re'Cciil' 'by plBiJns Jill ~ ~· pronlOibl& female cadrea Qlllheir talent8 and hundredaoiUmes. Tblnlacted . Of fiGfmlftt eelllp\1 becauselprorillltdblm'woald aUII, blsn'l figured OUI ;ilow ·l Cll!l&eCUUW Piile. ' • f ' ,.. PI ea. off, but now he nat nap me 1o · · · · •· •· j('· . · : · . , never enterllbi lbe Alllerleali made I .,.,... and mlill11111·11f li1111111i 1118 curfew !JU lifted ~. Madam Dlnh notes that there are appMimately \ : death. He won't take me .lrool1loverMUat~pr-. the · llmt ·•'vlrblel," ! Jlave 1n 'the wa~ ~ ~ Gt :toa , ; ale cadre working at various agenclea of tile ( • · · Olanukab · • enoulb' money, .. to , Uve · ~ an. U ~~l!tall 81 owheu orletmewentalkto l military slaH, polllk:al •tiff and rear service anyone. ' , \ I am 'ol'ten Nted Wbicli l~lbe.reaiOf·~llfeU· biiet( ·ldlllld 'In ~· ri ,of the VIetCong, nollnclud!Dg ao DUIII• He'sanatmlaer4ndlba~to ., WAYNE G. RANDSTADT, ~D. romediD ..... melaulb the JOni ·u 1 tlqn11 PIJ my j,iii;, .: rl .. ' .. • ·.• ' cadre aervlng bi uuull Y croups and beg!Mmoney.Helhinbl'lluae . : · , :' and tlil'iq!llllillln:l l e:rir i, •. ~ li1 8 apectal marginal note directed to the women them· It lo leave him and rw1 off with Q-lly 108, S, doean't~ , operat..s 00 1~ thla,.,OI'III· aee blm on lllge. It Is B. s. wuo,tPijililg ~biSar[iliJP. 'lrel!~•, 111!'11"! ~ .~ .... jves, Madam Dbih warns that their law e~tate Ia partly anolherman.Hehaaplenty, but .nounce bla·W0 r d 1 _plllllly. ity! • . ,- ' 1 · J'ulloy. He iln, by any~ Bequlrd ·~ ,P,I ,llltilti tr~~l· pal!!in'lj, · ll¥ ;1\f;,~ ', : 'i tfiei1 own fault It must be known, she says1 "that the- weak spendsWha It on bimself. Will he outgrow tblJ?· · Ibis · · de- ~ cleaneal c-.~ fit!! ~ ·~ ~ J~ wm~," r~1 OJ ~.,! .; ,' ~ •·!i:l~:.:: .~ polilts of women are tbat they are credwoua and cannot t would I want with A-By tbe tiDi. blld.ll . !lie ,.the dlrtlelt, Jl~G~e; ...,.,,_ ~w,• '!!"!! UJ*I ·II!a• ·~ 'A QjGiqih~ , l!'!i~ ~~· , .rt• resiat love ... " Tbls Ia why "they are often not considered another man? Alter 23 years ol 3,_ he can us.c ~ op Other comic:~ ...00 ~ nle fellirir.~~tti1111iDCIJdl,wu ·'l'beQdore ' eJt· W~'No ·' Cor various jobs and are llow In making progresa." mlaery,lnathatetllethougblol pia/niy unless there il mat laugh a Jot WileD 1 aee .u.m lOlmd liiW ... I wu ~- iilanu'·jW!UfiM ~~~~ IV!I'llll' · '' In another marginal note sbt urges tile women under ber marriage. formaUon of bit voiCe ~ · can )illform. au Mlltoo Btrle, Bob ton.tlis. X told ~. I ~·t 'the sl'Ow!il Ill ~."· .li1' ~ direction to "overcome tbelr Inferiority complexea" and Mymlndandbodycan1atand soft palate, bard Pal&", ·but Hope,J~E.LeollardllldDoa • llllnd bill fl1ll\1i ~. IJiilit ··' · .."·' .,.,.,1 · ' become aware of their capabillties. much more. Please tell me bow nasal partition, jaws, lips or .Ricldta. · lu1 lbe whel) be ·didi(t 1iJ ' ,. ·· ,111 . '· 1 So much for tile directive. There IJ no report yet on a woman can get out of a tongue. Slime children will! , . • • ' wbethei' Madam Dlnh'a orders are being obeyed by Com- hopeleai mess when she never none of tllell! defects dQ ~ut·• • .,.. , .. munlat party males aod VIet Cong mllitary leaders ln ' hat one. doUar to rub against grow this trouble b)' the time , , the 10111&. · anolher? FLAT they are I . bUt .!hi! ·beat · · 1 But she strllteo at the riSht time. The growing BCarclty MIS!:RABLE reswta lit J'j'WI• speech i<·"',;;;.J of local men, and the Increasing need for women to llllthe Dear Flat Miserable· center• are obtained When Vlst Coni party, poilllcal, ~011omlc, adminlat:rative and Enn a nat broke~ If a=iate treat·mnt ~ ~~~., mn!taey poata, must aerve as a strong auiJt for deter· abe 11 mlaerable enough ~ • d early. !'.! mined women almlne to aebleve greater power unleaa, as ·'"'"" ' • Madam Dtnh worries, they succumb to Jove and forget sfritart w-,.. Surely you ha~ . Q-Whell DIJ •plle.w,: lO, ~~~~~~,, 111eir revolutionary lfllrlt. ends who wiU take you ln W8J 1'11e ~m J9· stutter.' unW you can lind won, or a What eau.ed tbliJ, and whet lawyer can arrange for can be done'about ItT ,, QUICK Q U I Z oeparate maintenance. <In your lwer ·· BARBS alate, the huaband paya Q-Wh<lt fomo,., concm lawyera' fees.) - H. '!be differ.£ between a pianist IDIII the pr.mitr of.. Dear Helen: boo-boo and a bad mlatake hu fl4lit>e Ia· In who catebea whom do- A-I g n aeounll'fl? could you III!Y ·;Bravo" c e Paderewlki toHow 'J al what wrong. lhe penon who wanla first prelident of the Rep00: .. ,, . lamUiea Umlled lo two ~ let~ lie of Poland. ' Some of our ltgul4tors chUdren and birth control Jn. CIHI't tell time except lormatidil sPread to aU! . ' ·IIIM!t thev e o n au l t a II wu only _,. .our 1«1111 Q-Whol II the ol~lime :ea~~cru clOck. child that my husband and I but-telling toork of fiction? • • • A"-Tbe novel with tile decided to ule the Pill. We feel a biShut aale1 Is ":Peyton strong people, naUoneapeclally IIIICis hcineal, :Plice," wblch .baa told over strong for~ ~ .10 ml1llpn ~oples. 11 Viet Cong Libs Don t Fool Around ~·~,. ~·, ,ftC ! r----------------------------1 1 ?A.· ==·=I. . =' .. ·e ·.. .~''il ,, I (· -·- t~~'- CJNCINNATI (UJ>Il +:-,Tony lbe ~ and I lmow It wu • Cloninger lilleri I lol t~~~· rea, &ood INln. one !bel wiU win ""!.'mot~~~ ~n !hlo~and Yeart 1to come." ' "'""' lw,._ ... ....,..te Shtpenla ·r eullll'· And one of the rNifl'll.l.the anceo, doubll tOrmented lv unbtcl,..uiMtornoflOMI , • Am 1M ~t~· ~ L.tlr· Clontnser'a mind . Hla apo Na!IGnll I.Hflut tO'Ir.'!t 1U8 'Y ·~.hat dlliilayed In preh•nslon grew wllh eacb · Ent , . w. 1,. 1'1:1. Gl ~· IT nover '1f~ e;en hllllei'WI pltcb be aerved llJ1 to , w. L. · Pet. 01 llllllmort 71 44. -'3D •-:P 0111)' Wlf,'l1 ,,.. W(lt'l • · the plBte and there ·were more PlltllXWf ' f7 .54 NowYork ~:::.~on llbo!liiJI },~ jl)ol)giiQ tllanafew. ~":' ~ :112 dO 51 .5.13 u ~g~..~~! -~~-~·Ciwitll "I gueu there were about St. 1.011(1, ~ ... .~7 101/1 Clev.lond .......c ••., w ... QJI· aeven ln. 20. InninG Jpan," he Phlllldtlllllla ,54 ... .Alf Waohln"'- ~ Inger~ lfter·be loCJied a realled. --..,... · Monliial . . , $! io .-121 16 •·-· WH1 ~ and Rllehed the Qnctn w._t; , . w ·~,. · Pel 41 . . · . . · ''Threw Sll'lal" w. L. Pet. Gl Ml,.,...ta 70 ii .. .... ··:.u ~1.10~:.~ yiCtol')' over Shepard told Cloillnser there Clncl~riatl . 81 ~1 J64 ... Ooklond 61 53 ,.558 4'12 ".;•._...,.,. were tblnp he bad lo do, "and Loo~l• 67 51 166812 ·' C..lllornla 101 53 ' :555 s 1.4nd' JI'Jiatdll! 'f-ae, lllemalntblnglayouhA~gotto SanFrlnciiCO 59 dO .496 20'12 Mliwauk• 46 74 :313 25'12 , continued Clonlriil , ) WU ti!al tbrow strlkea" -Atlanta . 59. ... •m 21 • KonsaoCity 44 75 .370 27 1 · Uy bated to lea the · Hpuston 54 u .4!11 :!6 Clllce~ rea · · ve "Mayl)eyouhann:tnollced," 43 79 !m 29'12 SanQiaoo A7 ' 74 .3111331'> Sundarolltlulll club. IfellaJhi~Jcouldbelp uidCionlnger, "bullstelyl've Sunday's IIHoitta· Mllweuk• 4 Clove 3 • • • .. ;: "Equality of rights under the law shall ~ be dented or dlvoreeea' incomes. woul!l. be subject to alimony dedve- ' 'A Qf ,, abridpd by the United states or by any elate on account tiona til support ex-~usba!lda. t Qn c of sex." · The more mllilant 'jromen llberaUonists, U~ thQse :Ohll ·. •ltlO '· Such is the tersely wnrded but aweepiDg text of the equal recently sex~ Integrated a fDI'men-only ~ . .,~JP,· , .. , ' se1ual riShts amendment J!'I&Sed by the House of Hepre- York, Wllll)8y thafs fllle.lil Ia~, .theY are,1f.f.~ to ,aaaumi , , '' sentatives alter 47 years ol male-chauvinist diUydaUylilg. such Jlabilltles lllid responsibllllles. 'J'be', er 6bj~a ~ Wblle the amendment hal yet to be secoooed by til~ theY dlslnlas as typ)cal m'!le persUlage·. , ~ ·· Senate (thou«h easy passage Is •'"""'ted there~ and by the · Not all women are llberaUonlsll, however, .00 not jill ·of f •·• Utem feel oppresaed because there are such tblngs as man. ~ atures of 38 states before It becomes the 1aw·o ..,e ODI)' clubs and bars. (It can also be gueaaed that ~en .the '·. as the 26th Amendment til the ConstituUon, Wlegal ell:· most ardent female equaUterlan would not graciously wei· , _perta are already worried about tile possible ram caUons come tbe male who demanded the right 1o take a shower - of the acl 1n the ladlet: tocl<er room of the YWCA.) · "It will open a Pandora's box of lePI compliCations,'' ·· Wltich·Is to say that there are certain fundamental, ID· . warns eminent Harvard l<lw professor l'aul Freund. "The escapable differences between men and women a'nd that to ,; : ~endment el)lressea noble sentiments, but ~:m afraid It iabel them all as "lnequaUties" and to attempt to Iegi~te ·' will wort much mlscblef In actual applicaUon. tbem ;.way 11 like passing a law Riving women reso~t , Wbat kind of mischief? voices, thus maklng them equally eligible for jobs u radio " Every prwislon In the law which haB a sexual bas!J; annoimcars. · · . i every statute dealing with the manifold retatlona of men Rep. Leollor K. Sullivan, D-Mo., one of 10 female mem· ' and women tn society, would be transformed into a con· bers of the House, deliberately abstain~ from voting on. _ sUtuUonal ilosue that would ultimately have to be resolved the amendment because she fea_rs It will strip wpmen .of ·· by tile Supreme Court says Freund. too many protections she cons•ders necess~ and val· or some ' " • . uaJ!Ie. two." those designed to pro.'ect women from 11-<S"emains to he seen whether she represents a "silept . ~;S~~uc~~h~la~.ws~a:include or huardous work and Ilmltlng lhe1r wo~klng hours; femlnlne maJority" which will rise up aod make illelf Jtm: "South bu •• ' and varied body of laws ~overrung divorce, heard when the issue comes before the several state legis· 18-polnt no-trump. . support and Inheritance; laws setting the a~e of con· latures tw·o-club .call II sta an. ' which Ia lower for women than for men In states. As heund aays, the amendment expresses noble senU- Alter Sautb rebidl two dJa. munds to show no four-card one example, the Will Street Journal asks: To menta. 111 baale justice cannot he denJed. tllil•ga equal, should, these states lower the age for But neither can its mlacbief·maklng potential be blinked u.alor, North jumPI to tbree 0o-fruinp wltll bla 1~fts. 1.' for women . away. 1>thers, wilh tongues not entirely In cheet, SUAgea.' that we could be In for an Interesting time. amendment, expectant !albers could demand llla~ernlty leave, women would be liable for the draft and • 1 ' · CloRing~'riR BigiJM M;achine Driver's Seai ' . !ii .~. <• { ., , courie. Hal Lal!leq!ngllld hllll!llwO r--------_;..~-----------------~-------------4 1'11111 and Kerl'llend~ dme ill another with a tliple to ~-lerGian!"~ . ' II.::.·~ ..... -...... """' Jllell, wllo bad walbcl'wi!b Ul8 Gfli-qfo ·: CoptC to thePair :i~ :t . . . . . ·. ' ' In .. •"· 1' (and see our cool . . at oudf~atin~ Derrionstra· tile Fair ·end find heat ih:of.h•oAIO &nd peri.eci q111:n •P1 COOIIrash ·' ,. ipljlt~l all JYpes. ' heat pump) . "u · · �·~ 1 1 1-!lwll!I!Jfllomllnoi4Mid•II1J01'14'1mWII7,0,;Aq.l~,ltlll · '· ' .;;; ~~ ' ' ·O.K., ~ Women AU iqual } ' I .,. ' ' ( ' .. , ·..... •, ' , i ' , Gals 'Gain but · What ' Is ·Lost? '• . .. .AQU '. ,,..u . . • It ft . .ll . • ~ .,.,. ·WilT ' m ' l:fJ' ~'" " 1, "<! ·, ·~'· '& ~ ~~·: 'i''.~ I ·I· ~-· '• jj ~' "'' ,,"'· 'ti,, '. ~ • ,, t;l~ I <if~ I' .. l ,,1 ~· ',]:' ~ IJ• ,· t,,; \1 f• •l ' ' . i': ·~ '' i·,, ~~ • ·~ . · : ~~ queenwltbtheace." · OllVald: "It is QoW ~ I Chi I: BroWns' • e· ~8 m• '·• 1111J;;~ lnd'' :0;:.,:StodlcFond , 1 the'"'j:I lilt "J 1 b eisektn tbal011 EUt 1 ~ondl 11m to 1J:D I hand m1 SOuth would~ ·«<''l-·· ,.. ,,...,...... , ., = 11111111 · · G. AI. R. H. Pet. GTheATLINBCte·-~d·BTeM. .Certy,Atl 100 352 73127 .361 . ....., rowns, """'' Clmrrt.. Pit 91 :143 st 120 .3$0 from a 17·10 triumph over the ::-.:;.~IrA l~ San Franclaco ,~rs Seturday • Rooe, Cln 119 412 19 156 .n4 ni(ht, were here today piecing Torre, s t.L119 451 ~ 147 .m togethe~ a pian of attack for Glatn, SD 114il57 75 147 .322 lfteir comlna elhlbltieJI en''1 771" ~· te ~ ... .-. Kan Ci Da · J LA 110 MI~~·Atl 107 :W 8114i coun r "'w' w<e Ill ty Tolan, Cln 115 444 89 143 .:122 Chiefs. Amorlc.on The Cblels and Browns play Yotskl, Bos 11'f4 ~1 94 1 ~~ Saturday night ln Memphis. Oliva, Min 114461 74 150 .321 Browna scout Mike !'ilxon Jollnlll, .ca1113448 61143 ,319 watched the Chiefs play the ttarpr.MII 109 #I 77139 .313 BalUmore Colts Friday nigbl F.Riilll!l. Bol 96 351 65110 .313 came back wjth a book Smlfh.BGa 113 4<1.5 831311 .31U b~llnll with Kansas City of. m: :! 't:f' , of~~~~ lo~ The,. lilaJaai~UCb but.,,. r. 8£8D'fS. IJ ,·,. .. ~~~!!;j~~t~~ \ THOUGIII·· . . .. ~ Q-How did the- Rh/actor ill blood get lU 1101111 • • • • NOVJ i6 about "'' lime lD think of getting the llcenle lhot wiU permit ..,_ in ;u.l a ftUJ lhort IP,tb lD enjOJI the fun ,U/ /1./qwing pout Iota off wbUf ~~ling ot what ..,_ tllillk mig II I jUII ~ be IO!Ilfllilng oi/ler 1/um ,II'II,Oiher hunter.. A-The tel entiHI wbo found the factor iD rhesua monkey• in lf40 . named It "Rh" lor the monkey. A good man and. a wile Q-How loll/l dOll cork man may, at times, be ani)'J oak con ti !' ue ·to produce wllh the WQrld, add at qrnes. cork? _ grlev•ll for It; 11111 hll ·men A-The trees ~!!!alii, b,ar· , wu ever discOntented with lng at tile ag' of 20 and ~ · the world If be did hlB dutr Unue to bear cork lot IJO· Ill 11.-'Robett Southey, Eng. yeara. ' ' lllb ........... __. '-.~ * gol :,-. ,J?f.;'~\P!fl~. :.,' fd :=; :m ':7 , Foose,CIIHo1M:mu''W,~306 m. Ru'lll ~lonal ~gua: ~.oodlr Cln · All; Peru, Cloi ·36; H. ·Ainln,AII ••••••t~•• and Williams, Chi 34; Allen, ...,..... "'w' St.L 33. more than a hall ''.Amortcln LMguao Killebrew. iensl~ formaU0118. 11; \Yalll ¥ulnemokl, 110133; Saturday will m•rk .MIM Howard, 32; Powell. Belt • H.; Ollvor. KC 24. Cle~land·~ftrst meeting with . Run• llellld In the world champion Cblefl. . ~klilltiA!Igua• Bench, Cln Agalnstthe49ers thellrolms 118; Perez. Cln 114; Williams, used starting quarierback BW ~~'ihHioo~ron, Atl. 1031 Nelsen for llle first quarter, Am•rtcen LMgua: Killebrew, part'ol tile IIICOnd and lll!ain in 1 .....,.II, IIIII and 111e aecond b81!. He completed rd, ·W.Ih 93; Oliva. Mlnn u of 19 paases for 121 yards 87; Yanr"llll~toi~ 11. lnclud!ba a loilohdown toSB t.i ~1111111 Lall..: Sltvor, NY flank~ Gary CoUinB In tile final 11-7; Merritt, Cln 17·10; Glblon.' quarter· and a l9-fard flCOI'lng SI.L 16-5; Perry. SF 16-11; tbrowtoFaiiHookerlnthelltat ~.f:n't!o,ua: ltlc:"-lly, ~ . · IllIt 1"7; CuaH1r, Bell arid lloobr, who Is flgbUng for a MCOowefl; Cl~ 17-7; Ptrry, starting alot, pulled down five Mliwl. 17·10; ,Palmer. Belt 16-7; .,._lor 84 yards. . Wright, !:al16<9. · ' =,., THE WELl. ::r= <!!!l ~~111~~K~ 1 1~: ~tj~ ::. Oi!W,NY ' 117 ;w ,M136 -: 3011 .· ,_. -::;:"ti:! '!!- · · IY Un~= •r·T· E IY T N"".:..J-.1 To RemedySpeecn Defects Thou.g.ht'8 · .eon, ; · , = . •I Il ;!, · r.;· , •~ INU · ,. . . , By 1'111!11 MeMANE \ ""' url·8pt111. Writer The J,llruieooti TWins wbo ted !lie Ailllirlcan !Aiaue•s West Dlvlalon .bY 10 games 011 Aug. 1, lOo!l nlne '~ ln a fOW8Ildtawtbalrleaddwtndle Ill 4\0 goune. ,over the nrglng Oakland Atbletlca. The Twins finally snapped ~Ji lollng slreak Sunday by wlilpptng the Bostoo Red Sol; M, and gained a luU game on ·the A's, wbo 'Were beaten by the Ba!Umore Orloleii 2-L ' If~ 1ni8 anyone happier than the Twins.Sunday, It would haw to be llf.year-old Milton Maaon of Milwaukee, alias "Berule Brewer." Muan, a tllrowbacl: to the daya ol tile marathon flagpo!e slllera, bad been RvliJ& In a camping trailer atop the ICQI'eboard at County Stadium IInce July 6 and had vowed !IQI II' come down until !lie BI'IWJI'I drew 40,000 fans to a home game. . Mason's big day came Sunday 81 lhil Brewers used a "bat day" promotional gim· mlok to attract a aeuon.blgh 44,387 fans. The Brewers even made Maaon's day more pleaiBnt aa they rallied from behind ln the final two lnrilnga to defeat the CJe·~tand ·~·-·. .: i llllrl! a ·t;l'odam.. t . · hla ,.. Fin 118-GameWtqaer Dave McNaUy became the major league's lira) Ill-game winner a• be stopped the AtbleUca on six bill Chi Salmon'• b:lmler off ti,. .e:'~ fteldfoul 'polelntheflflhlnnln 'broke a I-f tie and Ia ed J~ Hunter with biB lOth ln 25 declaiOII8 Ike B..,;.. ked I first inning ;:[til aa homer and Lea Coin 'tched four-hiller as lh/' Tiger: whipped tho Angels and dropped them five games behind Minnesota Pinch·hlller 1 Unser aln· gted home Eddie Bl'irllat¥ln In the eighth lnnlng to provide the Senators witb their margin of victory. Unaer's hit provided casey COli with hli aevenih victory ln 15 decisions and lagged Jerry Janoski with his 13111 toss ln 21 declsiond. Stan Balinsen hurled a six· hitter u the Yankee• beat the Royals for tile nlntb consecudve Ume. Roy White and Bobby Murcer earll collected two bits and drwe in a I'WI 81 the Yankees beat Jim Rooker . r!. :"0::: n,; . l'vebeenafrllllnaoot.Thal'at. IIOI!lldliktmudl,butwhen'you ctiiMif 11ptbehind a good bit. I!Ut thenull ~ether ... " ter I'm acilnc to make biJ!1 bit • ·Grupr Jlelieyea my·pticb or walk him. J:m 1o- Three <I( file 11~ bill off lnB ori to the next bitter and startlncwe~~." ' · TOJif Ia lriPP!ng the bill dlf. lerent now too. "l can't eucdy lay I'm lhr911'intl a sinker now," heaald, "buttheballdoes sink more tha))lt Ulleil to." From the IIlith thro••• the ..,. elgb!h lnnlnl!s, Cloninger · ,...: Ured nine baiters iii a row, elgbt on (ll'OWid balls. 1 "l'vecutdownonmymoU011 too ,, IBid Tony "and 1 tblnk ' • it has helped my control. "There are a lot of Utile I' ·,ga I'm doing dllferenUy " . Intemstional COLUMBUS(UPI)-The~. ""' lwnbus Jets downed Win.mpeg 7-ll Sunday to go into a tie for· second place in the lntemalion· at League. . The Jets carried a 7·llead Into the seventh inning, but the Wthhips "!""e udp with tbree l'llliB at mnmg an added two more in the ninth before a worried Jets pitching squad could get them out. The Jets also beat the Whips, S-2,, Saturday. They play again tooight and Tuesday night before parting ways. Ky. (UPI) - The Louisville Colonels and Toledo Mud Hens continue their serlea here tonight. The Colonels beat Toledo 3-2 Sunday In the second of their srheduled lour gameB. lntemallonoi!Joogue Sl1ndlngl Bv United Pros• lnternafinnal Syracu~e "j5 ':is "::; 0.1 Rochester 66 53 .555 8'12 CoRlumbus 67 54 .554 lchmond 62 56 .525 12 eon [:,~t,~lf; .~ ~ :~~l no,. ·• • ' Jm Toledo 46 75 .380 !9'12 Winnipeg 45 76 .372 30'12 Sundoy'o Rnults Louisville 3 Toledo 2 Richmond 5 Tidewater 2 Syracuse 5 Rochester J (1st) Rochester 7 Syracuu o (2nd) Columbus 7 WIMIII09 6 · ' ByiOI.';CARNICEW UPI .SporiiWrller The Patriots, who nearly left ~~ dofurln¥. ~of off~aableon uo=use a ..c. a swta stadlwn, had their prHWOII football game against the W8lblngton Reclsklns Sunday interrupted for more than 20 mlnutea when a Ore, broke out at Boston Colleges Alumru Stadium. About 8,000 fa.ns :were forced onto lhe playln• field and aU escaped Injury. No cause for llle fll'O was determined. The lire, may ha~ been an om•~ of Uilnga to come for the Patriots, however, aa Sonny Jurgensen passed lor four touchdowns, three to tight end ·Jerry Smith, to lead the Redsklns to a 4$-11 victory in the only game of the day. In Saturday acUOII, Los Angeles downed Dallas, 17·10, San llie~o e<~Red the New York Giants, :J0.27, Denver beat St. Louis, 211-16, Miami defeated Cincinnati, 20-10, Cleveland sUpped past San FranciBco 17· 10 AUanta routed the New ' . York Jets, ~7. Pittsburgh outlasted Minnesota 2fl.l3, New Orleans swept past Houston, 1910. and Green Boy and Chicago played to a o;.t; tie. RaidenPiay EaglesToDigllt The Oakland Raiders play the Eagles tooight in !be first pro night game al Franklin Field. Jurgensen· whn , ~it on u-of· l~f'·tliliei>c!«>l'ii• f8i'df.' hit Smith with touchdown pa~ ·!>f 18, llli '•nd 61 yards and also comtiliieawlth Larry ' · 'Brown on an 18-yard touchdoWn paas. Back-up quarterback Frank Cl~cl~IIC<onco~::.,~IID~~ 2 ~7~:::.:~ 5. i::, ••• ~~. 6. 28 - Rou, Bondt 38 - •• Tola~01~~s'B2:.''?t:~s~ Con I cepe on. 'n I • r or •• •• M Bunning L 9·12 Wonz ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ : Cloninger w 6-4 1 5 2 1 A J Gran9er 1 0 0 0 0 0 Ryan also had a two-yard m to Mack Allstoo. Reserve quarterback Karl By~MI;;~~J:la.~~~·= Sweetan, subbing for Injured 2:25. A- <LS,a59. Roman Gabriel threw two touchdown passe'. to lead the Rams wer lhe Cowboys. SWeetan threw II yards to Bob Klein for one score and 32 to Billy Traw: for another. The Cowboys'Lonetouchdowncame on an 80-yard pass from Roger Staubaeh to Margene Adkins . pass I· Pats Rallie1 Clwgen Marty Damres' 20-yard touchdown pass to Gary Garrison with 1:&2 remaining rallied the Chargers to their triumph wer the Giants. Domres rallied the Chargers from a 2'1·7 deficit in the second hall and climsied a Ill-point fourth quarter with biB scoring pass to Garrison. Gene Foster had a ~yard m nm for San Diego. Bobby Howfleld kicked a 24yard field goal and Bill ThornpB<Ill ran a blocked field goal attempt 46 yards for a m as the Broncos rallied for 10 points in the last 35 seconds to beat the cardinals. jy;:eekend Summary . $2000 SHIRJ fiNISHING neither do our loans. _:N~~CH~~record. , 992-2171 125 E. MAIN POMEROY, OHIO blgh fly to · center walked Nate CoU!erl Intention- victory In the BWh annual Long field. eluded . WIBle D.avis and ..... 1o t double p1a Beach Henneaay Cup powerboat fell fior .a dolible: Wllllama took .UOII~ ~I!wme, race by av~g 62.2 mllea tblrd aa Jllli lllckm8ll grOIIII!ted Stahl Willi a1s9 on bale. · psr hour over the 18'1.1knlle wJ , . Money problems on'n"1't"'"'st'I'·QP: WlWama' oil~ llut' · (ll~ :. waJked ~ Salllo ·lin !ott ~1' p!tcbls. ·~ Hlllldi8J U11iic1 a lingle ' ICOI'lng W1111ami and Johmiy Callison si~gle' to ~enter li:ortnl Slll1to .'witli · ~ tyillg tllJ!. '}, . .L " !, · ' o 8 000 F ans t 00 , ~ Slone r1 •.t. I I i ~2UelnthelllfllandCionlnser :;::v,.:lt> • 4·· ~ ~: I)Gmertd ln the .sixth for tile -i9MP~tllll . 1 t· t ·ileda' IUoaJ l'iU! as the husky E._.rdoc ' t ! 1 rlghtbander sot biB mth victo. ~pll . 1 D .f ·o ry ln 10 <!«'lllons· auntJ::•: ~ : : .: . '!be YIC!Dey, coupled with a Br-pll 1 '- 0 1 w Angeles Dodger, defeat, Wenz p D D D t poe tile Reds a 12 • game Tolalo • l J :J edpln thel!iaU011 etLeap CIN(;lNII.r,TJ '" i.t~ Weal u ·IIleY go Into tonight's R-rt ~{ 1,1 ·11 .etlelltnale. ' Tolan cl I. ; ••·2.% .I I Jtm Merritt to · • 1 Cil'l>o II a· .o~ t' t was Pllcu or Bench t ~ ,11 ~ , ClncillnaU aplnsl Grant .Jacl: ~ Jb •4 , 0 0, 0 sOli of the Phlls. Stowarll!> · .4 0 ··1 t PHILADELPHIA Helrils2b A 0 0 0 •-rhbl Concopcl..,ss I a· a o 8oyla3b 3 1 0 0 Woodwardll 0 a 0 0 G1mbltcl 4 a 1 o Clonlngerp 3 I I I ert99slf aao o 4 o 0 0 Grllf19tl'p JohnJon1b • a 1 1 Totalo II 4 7 4 Plolladelplllo 110 000 OOD-2 ' Jurgensen H-0 t , League Result8 LOUISVILLE, Qlonillcer and 11r<Yol the f!Mil' wa1Q he yieldeil ~e 1n the ftrtt two tnntnp, , Tony c- l'•Y to W•)'lle Gi'angerllfterllortStoileledl'll 1118 nlnll). will\ the. 1'11111' ,filth 11114 llAal bil ' '""""n l'"e •o• r.......er I'm 1''~"' • not going to Jet a .11111 lose in the ntrltll Inning wher he 'hal pitched as long and aalllirl! as T(llydidintbalheat,''llid u..i. Spa,_ And ,.,.._manager rov er10111. AlriplebyBobbyToiananda .... ' doUbltfly lohnny Bench broke i TORCiNTO (UPI) -Rod Lav· er won the Canadian Open •• u•uan• T··-'· ham f.,!, "'""" c pionahip by easily "I figured I'd be up 111ere at de<!ialonlng England's Roger teaat five weeks," said Mason, Taylor, S.O, 4-6, 6-3. "so IIlla didn't tate too much '· t011gor t11an 1 expected. 11 wu a W 1 grealexperlence,bullwouldn't . do it again." · Detroll Topo Calllorula ByUnttedPre111DteraaUonal Sunday In other AL gamea, .Detroit Saturday ZELTWEG, Austria (UP!)-· . . , ..: 1~&11fiJIIda 7:-J!l!Wflll!lllle- .,MM'IWUI.'M'GS .. N~Y. Teammates Jackie lckx and ollift~<til)alld1Jie .l tiflh··tJ'.tllllwlil~!lf Ganaila $lli!i·Bejj..+onlflnibd <t-"l!n . ",,;,,,;.,., ••~ ' 'a""t •''." ·1:,11 a.·.· .•• .1 !I•~Yar*eU-.ea\&llsb beAt Hunnemannla by I · ~. the Austrian Grand Prix to le~~ .,to, !Yin the AIBbama provide Ferrari with lis fjrst 1b oH''I. ' 1(ll1f1,p:ot;.,.,,1,1; Sla... at Saratoga. Grand Prill victory since 1961. The hard-hitting TwinB Iu> had ed ~• .. fl ' w CIHCAGO (UPI~ -Kerry's TULSA, Okla. (UPI) - Dave manag w..., ve ·runs Time and Te Vega won Stockton won the PGA cham1• 1 during •ol their. niJle.iame dlvisiOII8 of the Benjamin F. pionsh•'p by .. ..... ling a ••-0 -·t slreak, homera from lOelng ~ •• .,.,.. • - - - - - - - • AI •H Kill br_..,. LindhelrnerHandlcapatArllng· wer.par 73 011 the finBI roWid yea, arm on e .ew • ton Park. for a 72-hole total of 279. George Mittet:wald ~ c.&r Twar ln defeating the Red Sol. SARAJEVO. Yugoslavia CAMBRIDGE JUNCTION, When larger loan• are needed, Twai'l homer came with two (UPI) -George Chu\>Bio, Cana· Mich. (UPI) -CharUe GiotzCity Loan Is the answer. Many men aiJ!Ianl ln the elgbth and dian heavyweight, knocked out bach won the Yankee 400 stock SAME DAY family budget problems require ProyO!I· to bathe deciding runs. · Mike Broce of Springfield, car race for his first msjor SERVICE amounts up to $5000-to pay off Heigie Smith, Tony CoblgBaro MaSB. in the second round of a Nascar race In two years. In Af9-0ut At 5 and Gerry lllosea aU homered scheduled !().round bout everything and reduce monthly lor llle Red Sox. . COLUMBUS, Ohio (UPI) lht'Our Frae Parking Lot payment1. If you have the need, 'l11e BrewersraWed !rom a a. ,.RYE, N.Y. (UPIJ -Hollis Bob Lutz of Los Angeles raiUed Robnon'lS "'--·we have the plan. Call todayOdeflclt to Ue tbe'BCGnln the Stacy of Savannah, Ga. cap. to ~n the ll2,000 Buckeye WVGIIR:I~ and get oquared away. eighth Inning 011 a three-run the 22nd llllllual United States ~""!" championship UUe by 216 E. Ind. Pemtn~y double by Danny Walton, !hen Golf AlaoclaUon junior girls beating Tom Gorman of Seat- . ._ _ _ _ _ _ __, won the game ln the ninth 011 golf championship by defeating Ue, 7-6, I-ll, 6-2. GtwUo. walks and a single by Gus Janet Aullsl of Weal caldwell, • N.J. one up, on the 8th 8"""'· GREEN. -~·· · ~lliams Leads Cubs' Win , By NJm; JIEIIIIIIII.ERG . · UPJ •-• Wrttar jWly "r'7playln{j!Jj h!s • t 103rd ~ve game l<ir plliee.OIIIbe llll4lme list, ljpirketl 1\ro ,'~, ir!th a 4PUIIJe PI! ~le ~ to lifl the ditcqo Cubl to' a 11-J ltiUII!PJI wer lhe Loll Angeles . baell walking mGn ballerl tb8ll he added. "They might not 'T'• .''lR ' '•. .S A• o k e ·:. ·. · rol . (Odom ( •'n or HI at Ookland 5'5 Flllgers 5-9), a p.m. ,,,;~s.~~~~~,~':'.rys.~)."~ c:Ji/~·~nd1 ~cgr'/21~j'l at . p.m. n a ur Y • ' 11 . p.m, Phtladtlpllla(Jadi10113-11let llalllmore (P,II)Itr 16-7) at C~ ~~~~lnnell !Merrill 17·101, , I Mllwaukft CKrauose 6·141, 9 ; .. , . Son Diogo ·· (kirby (8-13) P·KA.n,., City (Johnson S.7l 11 , At. Chlea(jo (Pa- ..5), .2:30 Walhlnaton (Hannen 8-5(, 7:30 •.• p.m. •. . p.m. (Only,.amtiiCheduledl Clllc.or:: (Johnion Ml at " ~n 01,;:•~1'/a,t,;:s ~~Y =~ ~IJ/ p.m. San Fran of Pitts, night . Tutldlv'oGimn. Loa Ang at St. Lou It, night Dttrolt et Oak; ntahl Philo at Atlanta, nlr.l! i:,-••ndat C..llfhtnlghl =.~,:l~t~c~o~t~lght N.!! a~:l:":i "l.8nn, nigh( Kiln City al Waoh, n(9ht • Clllce!ll>al Boston, night , ~~ Irvc;i~;-;~ott-g · -~·i, i io;~iw~~l' · J ·· . . ' ,.,". · ,r..-. ...... :m ll =~:: ~ ~~~\'ry ', =~~M:a".:-1'' Detroit 7 Cel!fl · Tod•fA,1'r.:::~m""" Del I McLo , C;I'J~~ ~:it!Ptleho P,. , lA,t ~ ' lOTI rs · •'-" - ISut~ ·~· 1•Bt ~ •• '•· ~.·'. St>·-'""·Loull~ Gl~ J6.S), 9 g.m. fi ', f ..""' ' Helen Help' Us :l non . g'~"r,~~"IMZ:;;~3 ' ~~:n1 rr.u::. 2 Nlw :York 2 Allaiita 1 (Subatitutlna for , Jack I don't waldlllle taJk.ebows goodnight. < ;i·. ' . O'llrilil Ia Joe E. Lewla, (11 TV at night. I wiU when they l 'don'l g0 to tlifJ·f!'ack U. j nllht-elub e~medlan who have more bartenders oil, ~ys blcauae 111,1' ~·.~ li! I llba·lo ~..aboutthe refreah.. During the afternoon, t enjoy great · shape, ~ ~~~~ · . fbe J . 1 By Helen Bottel mentulth!overlouawalerfnc -waldllng ·TV movies, and 111,1' veterinarlln'lrotildiiCI'atcba• . 1 1 I DiDe lrk;b. AI It 11, Well ugbl placel •liJ!ere he ap- - favlli'ltenreweaterna.laiW&Ji IlovewaiCbini.tlle .I'ICesml!Y ' , lakea bla queeq aDd plijow tlesra.J . wanted lo star ln a westem·bill 111!1 ~- on them, riiD · ONE WAY TO BEAT Anned Forces. Our objec~e IB the -tlng of clUba, He BY ,Jj)B B. LOI1Ill could 111\'el' flnd a IIane tl18t tl1ougli 'the hCiraell bel OR him · By R~Y CROM11Y THE INCOME TAX . to raise children to serve llleir tlnue1 'lillb the 10 alicl EUt. NEW·~ :.c. l bad a tough wlilll't aUeri!le to.· ~. ' ' lep as bad ai ~· , ~J .. • NEA Woshongton Correspondent Dear Helen: God and CoiBitry. droro the nine In mler :to · Jobdolnc OiiiOOilmui ~It i ,.do li1irlia ~ babl.t, 11¥. ~ .f am~ · tO illab · .. My doctur aaya our baby ts Everyone should be allowed ~.!'f~•tt'\l,cue\Wilt ladlfllcultflndlngatypewrtterl dtinli, lilllo\e, Baillblt • ljnd speecbas for poU~I· can• ,., WASHINGTON (NEAl dueonJanuary3,andhehaabit to make their own decisions 8 ve. Wllllldbtlamllillrwilh-lntile breilk.&st·'atlel: Yam; ~ ~tea I refUse. r ,·cloft•t .alill· · ~ A document written by the top women'~ riShts advocate it f'lBht on my lui two dates abuut the size of their famlllea bl~'f' b~r'fes'r':mto.;..u:~ lhape of a ,111111 lla•. But·I wltb JUlie J>odeli, at Jill home. with iny WI)'. I ~· ~ the Viet Cong bas been acquired by this reporter. with the stork. ,. without any help from theae none of 11 Hil fifth dlamolld finally did aild I hope I'm not all We bi'f~ been<!Oiilg tbilfor 111e tile 01pe11111 of.all Pollilill8l!l. I , This stron .willed woman is a top member of the South I read aboul the Induction- Intellectual snobs whn put us ia the setUng ·trick but Wtlt lhat by the lime I flnWI, At )last 2B yean. He ~ t fall, .UU ,lnalllt 1.1!1!1•JGiui!!J,'!fliiUr 'ie!Joa'!' u.!ratlon Army Military Affairs PBIIy Commit· of-labor" system where a down. Maybe they'D be happy holds the ·~ Of Jlmedc.n1 !'ftll read my OWD lQ my appeUte,' wiMilled on ' WU'the bell 1DI)'C!I'~'11' Yoril' and some say the single mosl important woman In woman can chooae the date of some day that our children are hearlll al1(l can - fllitt bla IYPinc· · dt ...,: with iJienty ol Uquld City """"'bad. '' • ¥ I ' tile Co~munist underground . deHvery (within two weeks of here to protecl them. partner wW 1urelY llblft to' a ' I deny on I llaet of wbls!leY refl~ll. II'a one of the Tlie tougheil , 1Mobledl !,CCIII' Her name is Nguyen Tbl Dlnh. the normal term), go to the However, ~ mual admit that heart If atyelt IIi the llad." botllalllli.t I,.._. l'Wil'. I~ balf~ of the year tor me, fiontjnj the younger~~ ' The document Is actually a military order (directive) hlll!pital, get an infusion of our older children do not want Oawald: ·"The deur.e 11 verylllUCbillvundbanbeen· J>odeU fiii]Jy'lmowa food. )I 1 lodayla . lbe~J!lob.. ~party committees aod commaoders "at all ecbelons." synthetlcoxytocln-abormone large famlliea. Marbt I~ Is the lower~ the three. West llln!:e I wu bilrn. , tmlam don't enjoy: every he Ia rwneverbadl!'l' .::..1.:L * ~· li1 this direcUve, Madam Dinh minces no words; she tbat bringa on contracU0118 and trend of the limes. rna· lew bla ,deuee of clubl. Morris jlllllicned me 1o a""' llf1jaye , . If I did,~ """"',!Mo ~Uy directs that party committees and commanders spontaneous labor - and volll : terlallsm, no! wanting 1o PI!' East talll!S tile . trick and aeven-)'tjll' COII!rlel, and I hope Of balfilln~· .. , •• , ugbout ilQJIUI.~Will.; , ~·· ~ · ·· - ~~ a ·~~ · PJ!!1I,I!"!!m\l,.,.,., ,oJII lbal.mw:ll.effori.. J ..oalllt ~·~helrt~ 1;)~lW,~ .Ahcf.n*II.- )Julilu\il!Ddellllqhr . 81/t. tr (· l). """""I M ,,,,,\. -~ ft bt Woston '~·peetfor .us•ilf ·W..IIlllllilbl-'!liiB'l&AIUlE •-· • t · l!f'!J""''ll!hllm· !rilwl!lod· •i~ ,,~,~ ··, ~ l» r" ·.,., ,.q.~ . • Boldly aaat&n womea to appr .~"- a n I ...h.. ,., ' Flor,IIUf,:S . . two." ' ,. . ,,,. ~· 1·,q 'I,, : ·• \he. ;,...,baila "' ' ... ~Jl , . ·' ,J<vo'\ , " ""'"'· can1e .,..ore .~uwy (partial) replaeeJPenl o!.,the tnafe.j! 1 , , ' . · , , , e "lndoelrlaale .', ;' nadf mom~ ,''. espectally of the I, 1071, we would get ,(Ill :MJ!:'IIJie Dear For: IH_,., IMiriWiill AiJ'!,I.. sayathe doOr Ia alwaya Cipel).~ ,. :.~f.liQ:'J:.'!:I•!!!~ ., , . , .*<"' · ale sex, on the rofe--and revolutionary capabillty ot tax deduction for another The trend toward small me. I don't know If he meana 1 order .Chinese w' .l'lllfiUIIJie · . . •: .,,, .. ~omen. . . . Be resolute to dismiss tile feudalistic and dependent for the whole year of families Is not from ma· 17 can bave a job u a walter or a ,, .. ', "': :;.arrow·mlnded tendencies of disregarding women." 1970. Would It be legal or etbical terla1lsm but ~·. World busboy. Julio and I had a If I cMn t love Cblneae loocl, By Ualled rr,o llllenidGUI . It • "Pay more attenUon to the recruitment of female or whatevet for a· doctor to populaUon nearly doubled·In the .written conIfact, · the B'nal B'rltll would boyWII TOO.~ J. tofoild'iy, Aui.'.17,' ~adre for the party ... " schedule an espectanl mother paal 40 ~· It wiU ~le ~T!.. bldclbll ... ~ On seg.~~r.· IS, Frank me~MylavorltedishlaEciFoo the 2mhdaiot~'w!tll 111, l" • "· •• orcanbe aeparale caucuses for women once a ilbeld just to~~~ on lncane again perhaps before the leer woit !lwtll . , lodl Sinatra, ~and !lob Yung .. Soab up the boo1e best. follow, '· .,: . • .. ~onth." · tax? - ALWAYS THINKING 2010; our planet can't bald tbat Hope . are arraPSinC for a PocleD Ia the belt Cblneae The.moGI) ~ ~n 1\11 full ~ • TraiD female eadre in every technical aervtce. DoaJ: A.T.: many people without wide- Dbie ..._ testimonial for me allbe Lu restaurateur iD lhe world, pliue and lut qllllfter;"· ~ • Step ap "IDtloetriDalloll on the revolutionary concept WeD happy dayl ,Here's a spread famine, misery -:- You,llolitb, bold: · Veg81Rlviel'a.ICI!''IIIalll9go alt110118bl}dmllbedoeln'tloolo The mOI'IIiDistarill(e Man =~ aex relaUona" (Iii tile past, Madam Dlob says, tbls IOOilhole the IRS can 1 plug. ~ -war. Suggested ~: •ltl ••• tKQIJA•illul there and · visit my ~. II. . ' and Saturn. . • · c. . trinltlon "was not carelully considered," and 81 a Induced labor, for whatever ··ne~ulaUOII Bomb, 'by Dr. • Sinatra !• g!Yiilg ~ bub Podell ukid. me If I had to .1'he.nenlng a.tars are Merc;u~"guidance on the relationahip between mal!' and reaaon, is your doctOr's PauiEbrllch.-8. . Whii::JTMldonOJr? • btca!IIIIIetbiD)playmyllfebi nvemyllfeoverapln,whatt ry, venusiJid•j!IPJ!er. .. 1 ·female W81 not good. Tbls ~ave way to -era! cues of decision. Some favor It, olhen P.S. Maybe YOU raise ~.:; .,.:r':rtt~ llleiiiOVi!, "'!be Jolrer Ia WUd." would do. I told him I woulda't On IIQ day ill.historj: ' .. · lllllclt lwe and murder. A number of women due til the drll't - and a great deal cblldren "espectally I« the wttlo ..,. .• , o. If I hadn't, .!be Itallana would hive the enersY· In 191$ 1 · hutTICII!i ,~truck 3.nfi.uence of the UDited states and (the SouthW:ttnC:~ alpenda on werall condlti011 of Anned Forces," bul. I'D bet llliod, a lllllo!oWO wiD.. _.,. w, ba~ aCC1J!I'Ii '!Ill of being anU· ~ Jalfe, who did Jlllbllclly Galveostiln, Ta;, , kllllni . m · :,on,:emment) ... still ~,played many signa c no tile mother. - H. your sons don't agree! .,... H. W !o s ua 1 l'lllllllllf M!£ Semitic. DeiiJ II Indebted to a , for, Ill)' bqok on ?'1' life:. "'!be ~. · . , .. , , , ~theResllltance. · · ·) Dear Helen: becauael~marrtedlll)'of Joht·IIi :WUd," lold me tbat Jn·,1933 firal bi-n Loll . ~ • step dlarepnllnl, and begin to imPlement fully, Ill I have a 1nan tbat Is nat QHILI:tti ble daugbten,' Mole any of bll eYfFY· ~he ever ":'- whq ~ · of · tiiC! NeW · Ylft. toliclea coneemlng ilie living and health condltiolla of awlui.Hedranlllormanyyeara .. pta J1t e•fM*d bil!l u a •' · ~ did 10 bec&uee o1 Yruikieo .et ·a Dial!Jr . _ romeo. . and nat beat me to a pulp t..totaler. Hqpe Ia dolnc II • • women and ..... Jaffe re'Cciil' 'by plBiJns Jill ~ ~· pronlOibl& female cadrea Qlllheir talent8 and hundredaoiUmes. Tblnlacted . Of fiGfmlftt eelllp\1 becauselprorillltdblm'woald aUII, blsn'l figured OUI ;ilow ·l Cll!l&eCUUW Piile. ' • f ' ,.. PI ea. off, but now he nat nap me 1o · · · · •· •· j('· . · : · . , never enterllbi lbe Alllerleali made I .,.,... and mlill11111·11f li1111111i 1118 curfew !JU lifted ~. Madam Dlnh notes that there are appMimately \ : death. He won't take me .lrool1loverMUat~pr-. the · llmt ·•'vlrblel," ! Jlave 1n 'the wa~ ~ ~ Gt :toa , ; ale cadre working at various agenclea of tile ( • · · Olanukab · • enoulb' money, .. to , Uve · ~ an. U ~~l!tall 81 owheu orletmewentalkto l military slaH, polllk:al •tiff and rear service anyone. ' , \ I am 'ol'ten Nted Wbicli l~lbe.reaiOf·~llfeU· biiet( ·ldlllld 'In ~· ri ,of the VIetCong, nollnclud!Dg ao DUIII• He'sanatmlaer4ndlba~to ., WAYNE G. RANDSTADT, ~D. romediD ..... melaulb the JOni ·u 1 tlqn11 PIJ my j,iii;, .: rl .. ' .. • ·.• ' cadre aervlng bi uuull Y croups and beg!Mmoney.Helhinbl'lluae . : · , :' and tlil'iq!llllillln:l l e:rir i, •. ~ li1 8 apectal marginal note directed to the women them· It lo leave him and rw1 off with Q-lly 108, S, doean't~ , operat..s 00 1~ thla,.,OI'III· aee blm on lllge. It Is B. s. wuo,tPijililg ~biSar[iliJP. 'lrel!~•, 111!'11"! ~ .~ .... jves, Madam Dbih warns that their law e~tate Ia partly anolherman.Hehaaplenty, but .nounce bla·W0 r d 1 _plllllly. ity! • . ,- ' 1 · J'ulloy. He iln, by any~ Bequlrd ·~ ,P,I ,llltilti tr~~l· pal!!in'lj, · ll¥ ;1\f;,~ ', : 'i tfiei1 own fault It must be known, she says1 "that the- weak spendsWha It on bimself. Will he outgrow tblJ?· · Ibis · · de- ~ cleaneal c-.~ fit!! ~ ·~ ~ J~ wm~," r~1 OJ ~.,! .; ,' ~ •·!i:l~:.:: .~ polilts of women are tbat they are credwoua and cannot t would I want with A-By tbe tiDi. blld.ll . !lie ,.the dlrtlelt, Jl~G~e; ...,.,,_ ~w,• '!!"!! UJ*I ·II!a• ·~ 'A QjGiqih~ , l!'!i~ ~~· , .rt• resiat love ... " Tbls Ia why "they are often not considered another man? Alter 23 years ol 3,_ he can us.c ~ op Other comic:~ ...00 ~ nle fellirir.~~tti1111iDCIJdl,wu ·'l'beQdore ' eJt· W~'No ·' Cor various jobs and are llow In making progresa." mlaery,lnathatetllethougblol pia/niy unless there il mat laugh a Jot WileD 1 aee .u.m lOlmd liiW ... I wu ~- iilanu'·jW!UfiM ~~~~ IV!I'llll' · '' In another marginal note sbt urges tile women under ber marriage. formaUon of bit voiCe ~ · can )illform. au Mlltoo Btrle, Bob ton.tlis. X told ~. I ~·t 'the sl'Ow!il Ill ~."· .li1' ~ direction to "overcome tbelr Inferiority complexea" and Mymlndandbodycan1atand soft palate, bard Pal&", ·but Hope,J~E.LeollardllldDoa • llllnd bill fl1ll\1i ~. IJiilit ··' · .."·' .,.,.,1 · ' become aware of their capabillties. much more. Please tell me bow nasal partition, jaws, lips or .Ricldta. · lu1 lbe whel) be ·didi(t 1iJ ' ,. ·· ,111 . '· 1 So much for tile directive. There IJ no report yet on a woman can get out of a tongue. Slime children will! , . • • ' wbethei' Madam Dlnh'a orders are being obeyed by Com- hopeleai mess when she never none of tllell! defects dQ ~ut·• • .,.. , .. munlat party males aod VIet Cong mllitary leaders ln ' hat one. doUar to rub against grow this trouble b)' the time , , the 10111&. · anolher? FLAT they are I . bUt .!hi! ·beat · · 1 But she strllteo at the riSht time. The growing BCarclty MIS!:RABLE reswta lit J'j'WI• speech i<·"',;;;.J of local men, and the Increasing need for women to llllthe Dear Flat Miserable· center• are obtained When Vlst Coni party, poilllcal, ~011omlc, adminlat:rative and Enn a nat broke~ If a=iate treat·mnt ~ ~~~., mn!taey poata, must aerve as a strong auiJt for deter· abe 11 mlaerable enough ~ • d early. !'.! mined women almlne to aebleve greater power unleaa, as ·'"'"" ' • Madam Dtnh worries, they succumb to Jove and forget sfritart w-,.. Surely you ha~ . Q-Whell DIJ •plle.w,: lO, ~~~~~~,, 111eir revolutionary lfllrlt. ends who wiU take you ln W8J 1'11e ~m J9· stutter.' unW you can lind won, or a What eau.ed tbliJ, and whet lawyer can arrange for can be done'about ItT ,, QUICK Q U I Z oeparate maintenance. <In your lwer ·· BARBS alate, the huaband paya Q-Wh<lt fomo,., concm lawyera' fees.) - H. '!be differ.£ between a pianist IDIII the pr.mitr of.. Dear Helen: boo-boo and a bad mlatake hu fl4lit>e Ia· In who catebea whom do- A-I g n aeounll'fl? could you III!Y ·;Bravo" c e Paderewlki toHow 'J al what wrong. lhe penon who wanla first prelident of the Rep00: .. ,, . lamUiea Umlled lo two ~ let~ lie of Poland. ' Some of our ltgul4tors chUdren and birth control Jn. CIHI't tell time except lormatidil sPread to aU! . ' ·IIIM!t thev e o n au l t a II wu only _,. .our 1«1111 Q-Whol II the ol~lime :ea~~cru clOck. child that my husband and I but-telling toork of fiction? • • • A"-Tbe novel with tile decided to ule the Pill. We feel a biShut aale1 Is ":Peyton strong people, naUoneapeclally IIIICis hcineal, :Plice," wblch .baa told over strong for~ ~ .10 ml1llpn ~oples. 11 Viet Cong Libs Don t Fool Around ~·~,. ~·, ,ftC ! r----------------------------1 1 ?A.· ==·=I. . =' .. ·e ·.. .~''il ,, I (· -·- t~~'- CJNCINNATI (UJ>Il +:-,Tony lbe ~ and I lmow It wu • Cloninger lilleri I lol t~~~· rea, &ood INln. one !bel wiU win ""!.'mot~~~ ~n !hlo~and Yeart 1to come." ' "'""' lw,._ ... ....,..te Shtpenla ·r eullll'· And one of the rNifl'll.l.the anceo, doubll tOrmented lv unbtcl,..uiMtornoflOMI , • Am 1M ~t~· ~ L.tlr· Clontnser'a mind . Hla apo Na!IGnll I.Hflut tO'Ir.'!t 1U8 'Y ·~.hat dlliilayed In preh•nslon grew wllh eacb · Ent , . w. 1,. 1'1:1. Gl ~· IT nover '1f~ e;en hllllei'WI pltcb be aerved llJ1 to , w. L. · Pet. 01 llllllmort 71 44. -'3D •-:P 0111)' Wlf,'l1 ,,.. W(lt'l • · the plBte and there ·were more PlltllXWf ' f7 .54 NowYork ~:::.~on llbo!liiJI },~ jl)ol)giiQ tllanafew. ~":' ~ :112 dO 51 .5.13 u ~g~..~~! -~~-~·Ciwitll "I gueu there were about St. 1.011(1, ~ ... .~7 101/1 Clev.lond .......c ••., w ... QJI· aeven ln. 20. InninG Jpan," he Phlllldtlllllla ,54 ... .Alf Waohln"'- ~ Inger~ lfter·be loCJied a realled. --..,... · Monliial . . , $! io .-121 16 •·-· WH1 ~ and Rllehed the Qnctn w._t; , . w ·~,. · Pel 41 . . · . . · ''Threw Sll'lal" w. L. Pet. Gl Ml,.,...ta 70 ii .. .... ··:.u ~1.10~:.~ yiCtol')' over Shepard told Cloillnser there Clncl~riatl . 81 ~1 J64 ... Ooklond 61 53 ,.558 4'12 ".;•._...,.,. were tblnp he bad lo do, "and Loo~l• 67 51 166812 ·' C..lllornla 101 53 ' :555 s 1.4nd' JI'Jiatdll! 'f-ae, lllemalntblnglayouhA~gotto SanFrlnciiCO 59 dO .496 20'12 Mliwauk• 46 74 :313 25'12 , continued Clonlriil , ) WU ti!al tbrow strlkea" -Atlanta . 59. ... •m 21 • KonsaoCity 44 75 .370 27 1 · Uy bated to lea the · Hpuston 54 u .4!11 :!6 Clllce~ rea · · ve "Mayl)eyouhann:tnollced," 43 79 !m 29'12 SanQiaoo A7 ' 74 .3111331'> Sundarolltlulll club. IfellaJhi~Jcouldbelp uidCionlnger, "bullstelyl've Sunday's IIHoitta· Mllweuk• 4 Clove 3 • • • .. ;: "Equality of rights under the law shall ~ be dented or dlvoreeea' incomes. woul!l. be subject to alimony dedve- ' 'A Qf ,, abridpd by the United states or by any elate on account tiona til support ex-~usba!lda. t Qn c of sex." · The more mllilant 'jromen llberaUonists, U~ thQse :Ohll ·. •ltlO '· Such is the tersely wnrded but aweepiDg text of the equal recently sex~ Integrated a fDI'men-only ~ . .,~JP,· , .. , ' se1ual riShts amendment J!'I&Sed by the House of Hepre- York, Wllll)8y thafs fllle.lil Ia~, .theY are,1f.f.~ to ,aaaumi , , '' sentatives alter 47 years ol male-chauvinist diUydaUylilg. such Jlabilltles lllid responsibllllles. 'J'be', er 6bj~a ~ Wblle the amendment hal yet to be secoooed by til~ theY dlslnlas as typ)cal m'!le persUlage·. , ~ ·· Senate (thou«h easy passage Is •'"""'ted there~ and by the · Not all women are llberaUonlsll, however, .00 not jill ·of f •·• Utem feel oppresaed because there are such tblngs as man. ~ atures of 38 states before It becomes the 1aw·o ..,e ODI)' clubs and bars. (It can also be gueaaed that ~en .the '·. as the 26th Amendment til the ConstituUon, Wlegal ell:· most ardent female equaUterlan would not graciously wei· , _perta are already worried about tile possible ram caUons come tbe male who demanded the right 1o take a shower - of the acl 1n the ladlet: tocl<er room of the YWCA.) · "It will open a Pandora's box of lePI compliCations,'' ·· Wltich·Is to say that there are certain fundamental, ID· . warns eminent Harvard l<lw professor l'aul Freund. "The escapable differences between men and women a'nd that to ,; : ~endment el)lressea noble sentiments, but ~:m afraid It iabel them all as "lnequaUties" and to attempt to Iegi~te ·' will wort much mlscblef In actual applicaUon. tbem ;.way 11 like passing a law Riving women reso~t , Wbat kind of mischief? voices, thus maklng them equally eligible for jobs u radio " Every prwislon In the law which haB a sexual bas!J; annoimcars. · · . i every statute dealing with the manifold retatlona of men Rep. Leollor K. Sullivan, D-Mo., one of 10 female mem· ' and women tn society, would be transformed into a con· bers of the House, deliberately abstain~ from voting on. _ sUtuUonal ilosue that would ultimately have to be resolved the amendment because she fea_rs It will strip wpmen .of ·· by tile Supreme Court says Freund. too many protections she cons•ders necess~ and val· or some ' " • . uaJ!Ie. two." those designed to pro.'ect women from 11-<S"emains to he seen whether she represents a "silept . ~;S~~uc~~h~la~.ws~a:include or huardous work and Ilmltlng lhe1r wo~klng hours; femlnlne maJority" which will rise up aod make illelf Jtm: "South bu •• ' and varied body of laws ~overrung divorce, heard when the issue comes before the several state legis· 18-polnt no-trump. . support and Inheritance; laws setting the a~e of con· latures tw·o-club .call II sta an. ' which Ia lower for women than for men In states. As heund aays, the amendment expresses noble senU- Alter Sautb rebidl two dJa. munds to show no four-card one example, the Will Street Journal asks: To menta. 111 baale justice cannot he denJed. tllil•ga equal, should, these states lower the age for But neither can its mlacbief·maklng potential be blinked u.alor, North jumPI to tbree 0o-fruinp wltll bla 1~fts. 1.' for women . away. 1>thers, wilh tongues not entirely In cheet, SUAgea.' that we could be In for an Interesting time. amendment, expectant !albers could demand llla~ernlty leave, women would be liable for the draft and • 1 ' · CloRing~'riR BigiJM M;achine Driver's Seai ' . !ii .~. <• { ., , courie. Hal Lal!leq!ngllld hllll!llwO r--------_;..~-----------------~-------------4 1'11111 and Kerl'llend~ dme ill another with a tliple to ~-lerGian!"~ . ' II.::.·~ ..... -...... """' Jllell, wllo bad walbcl'wi!b Ul8 Gfli-qfo ·: CoptC to thePair :i~ :t . . . . . ·. ' ' In .. •"· 1' (and see our cool . . at oudf~atin~ Derrionstra· tile Fair ·end find heat ih:of.h•oAIO &nd peri.eci q111:n •P1 COOIIrash ·' ,. ipljlt~l all JYpes. ' heat pump) . "u · · �. ·i'l'l' > . ' ' ).< ' ' ,... '\. . ' '250 Baseball Spo·~~n Here ~. 'I :h '• I, ' .. , " • 10.1~~ ' lr TOM . SEA~EI ' NEW YORK-(NEA)-!Iaseball terminology, which 'bas !bade Ill share of c:ontrlbutlona to lbe American acene, bas dorle tome cbani!lng with the times. The era of Texas Leaguen and toeing the slab iJ over. It has been replaced · by Uncle Charlltll, snap dragons and the good, old dyinc , ~~~- .' . en. About 11$0 nhlblts from lhualastic ' Jrowera and aiT":'iS.~• of Rowen will be on · dllplay tbia week at ~ 107tb ·~ni!ual •Mots• county Fair '. : It IJ dUflcult to imactne anyone who has been away fro111. baseball a decade or so coming back Into a locker room and fully understanding what Is being old around him. II would be eomparable, perhaps, to silting In at a session ~nlted Nations Security Council without an lJi. ; . Carryln& . f,lP!NI" Again""""· •this t = to .lliayfl •1 1 111r , .111re; ••Arw Or' i; .~ ·GIIIb '" • · tb'' , ' . lllesPe 9J1he ~y ,Chrlllm:li . , . oul t!. are.._ C!JUes'ln ""Alter the '' TbiltiiJI~" ar~li~ arran,g~h)eJit, J!~i qs," • ~';w!irN;: ·~.. llrltshO!r lhe •ta)lle an ~!; · ~ ' Mop/' a mats ~ Yo1 ·Wfnterr," ~~ arrangem~mt; uBroom/' hi· anme dried ma~" ·· DI,· lerpfttive; ''Scrub Bucket," an w:eathet~ wood; {'Getun• arrangement in a bucket; Ready to Go to Olllrch," ali "C..pet Beater," ahow~g arrangmben~ suitable lor'. a motion· "Bleach " llowen m church ..tta't· 'OW:•""'•• 1111.• ' , white orily; Car," water showing ' ~· arrangement to be u Pl!l'l at ''Garden Hoee,"·water showing the deaJ&n, and ''Gellfng fiMI· upartOfUtedeal&n; and "Wall Meal," an arrangement in, 'i Paper," repeal design in two coolclng vessel. '· eateaorlea: "Rag ' wrllla. Baseball language reflects the generation P,layin¥ lhe arne and such expressions as "cleanup biller' and 'lire· an" and "bot corner" are long gone 1n 1970. We've got new vocabulary of expressions now, none of which apar In Webster's latest revised edition, and probablY er will. Following are some examples: The 1raditlonal fastball now masquerades as "smoke," heat/' "the dead-red'" and "the express." The CID'Ve ball being billed·aa an "Uncle Charlie," or a "yellow ham· er," or a "snap dragon." lr RALPH NOVAK Wben Bud HarreiJOil, kneeling In !be on-deck circle, NEW YORK--{NEA)-No. to Jerry Grote, stel,llling into the batter's box, "watch 21) stands quietly In r!gbl ut for the enate;" be " 010t implying there are reptiles field, bands on hips, u fhe ring along the turf. He's !elling blm the pitcher Chicago Cub regulars take a foOd curve. batting practice. The grand slam home run has been r~laced by the The Shea Stadium crowd ar~~~~aml," ~the ''solo shot'' is now a ''tat~." · · boosRonSantoandjeersJoe . downtown means almlni for !be seats, and go· p -1 the appear It G lor distance" now means. in bonn Clendenon's words epJ one as Y • • . '" ' munnurs with respect as utting some hemp on blm. B i II y Williams' whipping The Tew Lea,4uer bu faded into oblivion and bas been swing creates a line drive. ~;ed by the dyillg quail." Remember !be old " blue- It chides Ferguson JenkiJJ9· ,"these singiDg line drives? They're now "scream- as be ambles out of the dug. mimi's" or 11 frDZEID rope." Players wbo go from first out. third In a hurry no longer are "speed merchants.'' They B 1 N - Is 1 red be t et II" now as in Wlllie Davis Bobby Bonds and u 0· goo • re o&)D,),i!8 Agee ' ' and most every place the " · Cubs play. "The tweener"' IJ another popular one. It replaced "bit· tme Into the alley" between, say, centerlleld and left His name is AI Spangler, extra bases. "Sweet stroke," of course, is !be home run but It could just as easily be g, and whea a nlayer Is on a "bot streak," be's now Eddie Mlksis or Don KoUolllolii;' some polln'_'' or "smokln' the pitcher's bacon." way or Myrll H 0 a g or ,. Skinny. For Spangler Is a Pl!Albera DO longer "throw for the corners." They're member of buebaD's equlv· AI Spantier ' · g lor the black" now. Wbtn relief pitchers come alent of !be silent majority, a game, they're either "bringing In some kerosene" the thousands of steady pro;,;(~id. leam Is ahead) or "mopping" (their team is fessiODala who have put in ., )· tbeir five or eight or 10 years The IIDguage bu cbanfed, too, when player• talk about In !be major leagues serving · mselves ar the lana. lf a pl"r,er has muscular arms, primarily u measuring uample, be'a got "big guns. ' If be wears expensive sticks by which we know lila! thes, bls "vines are !breaded." Combing one's hair has the Babe Rutba and Stan t escaped notice, either. It's now "treating his mo.,.'' Muslals are extraordinary. tFans are aWl fans until lhere's a cold and rainy day, He ts one of lhe players the acore is 11).1, and It's the eighth inning and !bey you can't tell w It h o u t a refuse to jO home and sit by the fire. They're "!be scorecard. ~ves" !ben. Reporters are still "!be Ink," and it might He ts one of the men whose eat the young . Jagies of this nation llla_are _ '.!~ are aiked \]~~~~~ dlll\iiM citlililni8l:l/'fotet' ori~ ."i..IWH &'~: "How ~to <ll'litihgu!Jh 'between Ulem, ~ JIDIOng us Banks has 25 88f, ' · your father belore season d, finally llla,_a · have espresti&ns M judge each He is one of !be mei•.iilioH '•looks. it fa hard to accept being called a "mullion," buebaU career live on player-coach even~ to take being ~ailed a "stullion." But you neither In the HaD of Fame Pacific Coast ' have to look In the mlltor and hope 'for the best if not !be pages of the record club at Tacoma. call you a "muDion-skulllea." books, but only on bent trad· June the p~t fered a relapH of lapse, however, r« There are aleoeatag~ ljlecimen collectloni, 'Ove Gl' more. In this lite!Iori ate African violeta1 cplored. corit; 1111tlve trees or ilhruba, cacti IJc ~~~. onil.houae planta. Evergreen ljlectmeos, wild Rowers or plants, ~ books and magazines, and eollecllons of -tbered and. drU!wood will be featured in the' education d "llioos of bOth' l ~~bows. ~----------------------~ 107th Annual Meigs County.Fair Shelton noldeiiiB;- fliere . in the ftnt lllow cii'I'Yltlll oul the ''&ulet'leanlng" theme. The duo calli for lllowtng motion 1llllch Mra. Mora can aehleve either t1Jroucb regul8r repeated movement or ttregular,llowlng mowement. lb membefl of the Clealll' dub will benhlblllng In the "Carpet Beater" • · . are~o In- a.Tar'l!emenla diviaion open to counliea. They are "Ciolbes TIME IS YOUR TilE TO SALUTE MEIGS 4-HERS So much rum and alcohol "I'HE GREAT AMERICAN 11n8bw cow~Joy, Ta Rlller, a lhln8 le&end "' hla inm time, will be' the featured ... · terlallunall on TburiilaJ -tnc at tlie 10'/th Me1p County ·"*: Ttl h!IIIJIPIIllld mlelnlaloD In apeclal gueal appelriDCel en '1bt Rebel," 11Sbot(dn made/' and --Zute Qrey 'll!ellter.•" One of Ta Rlllfr'a tbrllllng aperieoceal:JIIIIe whll!l be sang the title 110111 itnd bedqpvund lillltllc to the movie "llllb Noon" wldch later won Ill ae~ aWI*d. Ammg Ta't moat famous recordlnp are '1Dib Noon,II "Boll·~·· ''The WB)'WII'd. Wind,'' ''Blood , .. m.lhe !laddie.'.' and IIIJ,fal'\0\ll, ''lllllllill7 Heave~~!' '· , llhowlliile far the '"l''l< liliter" mow atlhe Wr will be '1:10 p.ril. . Ire distilled on Madagaocar lhet sugar plantation vehicles sometimes burn alcohol in lieu of gasoline. THE DAILY SENnNR This y• the boys and rlrls have really aut· done themselves - Bett• than ev• filplap If sewl~t, rardeni~t, ceokina, 11M! livesta Don't miss this autstandllll feallre of Fair IIIII. AND IT IS OUR TIME TO SAY COt!GRAl!Jb\ltONS JQ::JHE~,i .VJ;.1': . · · L-I~~NJORs . F()R;' ' OV.i~ f:70 '(f;AR~ • ;,-~_l\'"\;'11::<'.~ .. I_ MEIGS CO. 4-H CLUBS!' .... - " ' I'IR$T Q!,IALITY ; , . ~~NDERE_Rs .& · ' ,. ',,-, ' THE FABRIC SHOP . 'lllurtdiy Afllmaan; ~· 20 · Slltl' Sales &S.vlce •McCalls Plltlrlll us 1. SecQIId 992-2284 P-or, 0: See You Mllle .lilies tount, Fair ' ·ct:.£A~EM .. . POI!II~Y V'lit Our Display Atlbe Fail · 11118: DOHALD IIORA, lell1e ,_...,. of tile Oleotor Garden Qub, will be eih!NU"I In the ''Carpet Jlealll'" duo 'l'ilallonal cl• 11 In the artlatlc exhibitors from adjoining Une," a 1aD nne arrangement .· IOIINSOMS ..· AUG. 18-22 ,l While moat of Ute cluaea are ~ ooly to Meigs County :t ' VARIETY IS THE KEYNOTE of the Flowm Family 1llllch feat...ealllllllc, dance, ClOllll!dy and tb(blendln& of ~ nWDbers. The family will be ~ the entartalnen aWing up the Saturday nllbt grandltand mow at lhe 10'/th annual Help County Fair. Stow time II 1:30 p.m. 1-.FOR"KIDS OF ALL AGES COMPLETELY Vt; , . Grandpar11ts and Small Fly Alike Oe(ight In Fair Fun! . AUTOMATIC ; COUNTER OW HEATER . liTH 1'llr PU. . OF IIAUI HEATER · JULY15111-AUU11tiiiL.Y , ·ciTY ICE & 'FUlL CO. .... ·MIDDLEPORT \ . . TAKE 1HE WID1 FAMILY 10, 1HIS ... . c. ' ' .FAIR. EIJOYrFIYE .lPG·.~!?)~: fiVE WITH PI EMUH AJlUUL. · · . . fl ' f,.IL ' l. LOll Cl ·ZJS 6M1ll ' - • 200 GAL. fB . a-• AJsoteiotal'td ill1he shOws are_ ' "Getu~, ·.aea~y ~- you did. But In layman's language, "Oat bringing II out" means lhet be's throwing a live fasthaU, and "gel· Ung It into your kitchen" means that be's jamming you IDalde, on !be wrlsls. If be "gets In amoog the pots and pans, n you've got one of two things: a broken bat or ()IJ Mt"Aifer ' llllhe flrill.ftow the C(\llla!Mn. ' J ' LonJ Winter," · i favo.rite 01 ·lhe ,ieeond llhilit'li!,Qift, f; ~ in 111e-..! show. · "fl~" ~~tt: ·· · d•!l Ia for llllllor f!lhiblt!n. , Did l"u lmow, for example, that Bob Gibson can "flat llriDI 11 out" and "get it right Into your kitchen?" Of bing .. ., '· ' ~· . '."\'.,, ':··,•·.j'· . ~ \- .... ' ~ b . : lk'<lli' �. ·i'l'l' > . ' ' ).< ' ' ,... '\. . ' '250 Baseball Spo·~~n Here ~. 'I :h '• I, ' .. , " • 10.1~~ ' lr TOM . SEA~EI ' NEW YORK-(NEA)-!Iaseball terminology, which 'bas !bade Ill share of c:ontrlbutlona to lbe American acene, bas dorle tome cbani!lng with the times. The era of Texas Leaguen and toeing the slab iJ over. It has been replaced · by Uncle Charlltll, snap dragons and the good, old dyinc , ~~~- .' . en. About 11$0 nhlblts from lhualastic ' Jrowera and aiT":'iS.~• of Rowen will be on · dllplay tbia week at ~ 107tb ·~ni!ual •Mots• county Fair '. : It IJ dUflcult to imactne anyone who has been away fro111. baseball a decade or so coming back Into a locker room and fully understanding what Is being old around him. II would be eomparable, perhaps, to silting In at a session ~nlted Nations Security Council without an lJi. ; . Carryln& . f,lP!NI" Again""""· •this t = to .lliayfl •1 1 111r , .111re; ••Arw Or' i; .~ ·GIIIb '" • · tb'' , ' . lllesPe 9J1he ~y ,Chrlllm:li . , . oul t!. are.._ C!JUes'ln ""Alter the '' TbiltiiJI~" ar~li~ arran,g~h)eJit, J!~i qs," • ~';w!irN;: ·~.. llrltshO!r lhe •ta)lle an ~!; · ~ ' Mop/' a mats ~ Yo1 ·Wfnterr," ~~ arrangem~mt; uBroom/' hi· anme dried ma~" ·· DI,· lerpfttive; ''Scrub Bucket," an w:eathet~ wood; {'Getun• arrangement in a bucket; Ready to Go to Olllrch," ali "C..pet Beater," ahow~g arrangmben~ suitable lor'. a motion· "Bleach " llowen m church ..tta't· 'OW:•""'•• 1111.• ' , white orily; Car," water showing ' ~· arrangement to be u Pl!l'l at ''Garden Hoee,"·water showing the deaJ&n, and ''Gellfng fiMI· upartOfUtedeal&n; and "Wall Meal," an arrangement in, 'i Paper," repeal design in two coolclng vessel. '· eateaorlea: "Rag ' wrllla. Baseball language reflects the generation P,layin¥ lhe arne and such expressions as "cleanup biller' and 'lire· an" and "bot corner" are long gone 1n 1970. We've got new vocabulary of expressions now, none of which apar In Webster's latest revised edition, and probablY er will. Following are some examples: The 1raditlonal fastball now masquerades as "smoke," heat/' "the dead-red'" and "the express." The CID'Ve ball being billed·aa an "Uncle Charlie," or a "yellow ham· er," or a "snap dragon." lr RALPH NOVAK Wben Bud HarreiJOil, kneeling In !be on-deck circle, NEW YORK--{NEA)-No. to Jerry Grote, stel,llling into the batter's box, "watch 21) stands quietly In r!gbl ut for the enate;" be " 010t implying there are reptiles field, bands on hips, u fhe ring along the turf. He's !elling blm the pitcher Chicago Cub regulars take a foOd curve. batting practice. The grand slam home run has been r~laced by the The Shea Stadium crowd ar~~~~aml," ~the ''solo shot'' is now a ''tat~." · · boosRonSantoandjeersJoe . downtown means almlni for !be seats, and go· p -1 the appear It G lor distance" now means. in bonn Clendenon's words epJ one as Y • • . '" ' munnurs with respect as utting some hemp on blm. B i II y Williams' whipping The Tew Lea,4uer bu faded into oblivion and bas been swing creates a line drive. ~;ed by the dyillg quail." Remember !be old " blue- It chides Ferguson JenkiJJ9· ,"these singiDg line drives? They're now "scream- as be ambles out of the dug. mimi's" or 11 frDZEID rope." Players wbo go from first out. third In a hurry no longer are "speed merchants.'' They B 1 N - Is 1 red be t et II" now as in Wlllie Davis Bobby Bonds and u 0· goo • re o&)D,),i!8 Agee ' ' and most every place the " · Cubs play. "The tweener"' IJ another popular one. It replaced "bit· tme Into the alley" between, say, centerlleld and left His name is AI Spangler, extra bases. "Sweet stroke," of course, is !be home run but It could just as easily be g, and whea a nlayer Is on a "bot streak," be's now Eddie Mlksis or Don KoUolllolii;' some polln'_'' or "smokln' the pitcher's bacon." way or Myrll H 0 a g or ,. Skinny. For Spangler Is a Pl!Albera DO longer "throw for the corners." They're member of buebaD's equlv· AI Spantier ' · g lor the black" now. Wbtn relief pitchers come alent of !be silent majority, a game, they're either "bringing In some kerosene" the thousands of steady pro;,;(~id. leam Is ahead) or "mopping" (their team is fessiODala who have put in ., )· tbeir five or eight or 10 years The IIDguage bu cbanfed, too, when player• talk about In !be major leagues serving · mselves ar the lana. lf a pl"r,er has muscular arms, primarily u measuring uample, be'a got "big guns. ' If be wears expensive sticks by which we know lila! thes, bls "vines are !breaded." Combing one's hair has the Babe Rutba and Stan t escaped notice, either. It's now "treating his mo.,.'' Muslals are extraordinary. tFans are aWl fans until lhere's a cold and rainy day, He ts one of lhe players the acore is 11).1, and It's the eighth inning and !bey you can't tell w It h o u t a refuse to jO home and sit by the fire. They're "!be scorecard. ~ves" !ben. Reporters are still "!be Ink," and it might He ts one of the men whose eat the young . Jagies of this nation llla_are _ '.!~ are aiked \]~~~~~ dlll\iiM citlililni8l:l/'fotet' ori~ ."i..IWH &'~: "How ~to <ll'litihgu!Jh 'between Ulem, ~ JIDIOng us Banks has 25 88f, ' · your father belore season d, finally llla,_a · have espresti&ns M judge each He is one of !be mei•.iilioH '•looks. it fa hard to accept being called a "mullion," buebaU career live on player-coach even~ to take being ~ailed a "stullion." But you neither In the HaD of Fame Pacific Coast ' have to look In the mlltor and hope 'for the best if not !be pages of the record club at Tacoma. call you a "muDion-skulllea." books, but only on bent trad· June the p~t fered a relapH of lapse, however, r« There are aleoeatag~ ljlecimen collectloni, 'Ove Gl' more. In this lite!Iori ate African violeta1 cplored. corit; 1111tlve trees or ilhruba, cacti IJc ~~~. onil.houae planta. Evergreen ljlectmeos, wild Rowers or plants, ~ books and magazines, and eollecllons of -tbered and. drU!wood will be featured in the' education d "llioos of bOth' l ~~bows. ~----------------------~ 107th Annual Meigs County.Fair Shelton noldeiiiB;- fliere . in the ftnt lllow cii'I'Yltlll oul the ''&ulet'leanlng" theme. The duo calli for lllowtng motion 1llllch Mra. Mora can aehleve either t1Jroucb regul8r repeated movement or ttregular,llowlng mowement. lb membefl of the Clealll' dub will benhlblllng In the "Carpet Beater" • · . are~o In- a.Tar'l!emenla diviaion open to counliea. They are "Ciolbes TIME IS YOUR TilE TO SALUTE MEIGS 4-HERS So much rum and alcohol "I'HE GREAT AMERICAN 11n8bw cow~Joy, Ta Rlller, a lhln8 le&end "' hla inm time, will be' the featured ... · terlallunall on TburiilaJ -tnc at tlie 10'/th Me1p County ·"*: Ttl h!IIIJIPIIllld mlelnlaloD In apeclal gueal appelriDCel en '1bt Rebel," 11Sbot(dn made/' and --Zute Qrey 'll!ellter.•" One of Ta Rlllfr'a tbrllllng aperieoceal:JIIIIe whll!l be sang the title 110111 itnd bedqpvund lillltllc to the movie "llllb Noon" wldch later won Ill ae~ aWI*d. Ammg Ta't moat famous recordlnp are '1Dib Noon,II "Boll·~·· ''The WB)'WII'd. Wind,'' ''Blood , .. m.lhe !laddie.'.' and IIIJ,fal'\0\ll, ''lllllllill7 Heave~~!' '· , llhowlliile far the '"l''l< liliter" mow atlhe Wr will be '1:10 p.ril. . Ire distilled on Madagaocar lhet sugar plantation vehicles sometimes burn alcohol in lieu of gasoline. THE DAILY SENnNR This y• the boys and rlrls have really aut· done themselves - Bett• than ev• filplap If sewl~t, rardeni~t, ceokina, 11M! livesta Don't miss this autstandllll feallre of Fair IIIII. AND IT IS OUR TIME TO SAY COt!GRAl!Jb\ltONS JQ::JHE~,i .VJ;.1': . · · L-I~~NJORs . F()R;' ' OV.i~ f:70 '(f;AR~ • ;,-~_l\'"\;'11::<'.~ .. I_ MEIGS CO. 4-H CLUBS!' .... - " ' I'IR$T Q!,IALITY ; , . ~~NDERE_Rs .& · ' ,. ',,-, ' THE FABRIC SHOP . 'lllurtdiy Afllmaan; ~· 20 · Slltl' Sales &S.vlce •McCalls Plltlrlll us 1. SecQIId 992-2284 P-or, 0: See You Mllle .lilies tount, Fair ' ·ct:.£A~EM .. . POI!II~Y V'lit Our Display Atlbe Fail · 11118: DOHALD IIORA, lell1e ,_...,. of tile Oleotor Garden Qub, will be eih!NU"I In the ''Carpet Jlealll'" duo 'l'ilallonal cl• 11 In the artlatlc exhibitors from adjoining Une," a 1aD nne arrangement .· IOIINSOMS ..· AUG. 18-22 ,l While moat of Ute cluaea are ~ ooly to Meigs County :t ' VARIETY IS THE KEYNOTE of the Flowm Family 1llllch feat...ealllllllc, dance, ClOllll!dy and tb(blendln& of ~ nWDbers. The family will be ~ the entartalnen aWing up the Saturday nllbt grandltand mow at lhe 10'/th annual Help County Fair. Stow time II 1:30 p.m. 1-.FOR"KIDS OF ALL AGES COMPLETELY Vt; , . Grandpar11ts and Small Fly Alike Oe(ight In Fair Fun! . AUTOMATIC ; COUNTER OW HEATER . liTH 1'llr PU. . OF IIAUI HEATER · JULY15111-AUU11tiiiL.Y , ·ciTY ICE & 'FUlL CO. .... ·MIDDLEPORT \ . . TAKE 1HE WID1 FAMILY 10, 1HIS ... . c. ' ' .FAIR. EIJOYrFIYE .lPG·.~!?)~: fiVE WITH PI EMUH AJlUUL. · · . . fl ' f,.IL ' l. LOll Cl ·ZJS 6M1ll ' - • 200 GAL. fB . a-• AJsoteiotal'td ill1he shOws are_ ' "Getu~, ·.aea~y ~- you did. But In layman's language, "Oat bringing II out" means lhet be's throwing a live fasthaU, and "gel· Ung It into your kitchen" means that be's jamming you IDalde, on !be wrlsls. If be "gets In amoog the pots and pans, n you've got one of two things: a broken bat or ()IJ Mt"Aifer ' llllhe flrill.ftow the C(\llla!Mn. ' J ' LonJ Winter," · i favo.rite 01 ·lhe ,ieeond llhilit'li!,Qift, f; ~ in 111e-..! show. · "fl~" ~~tt: ·· · d•!l Ia for llllllor f!lhiblt!n. , Did l"u lmow, for example, that Bob Gibson can "flat llriDI 11 out" and "get it right Into your kitchen?" Of bing .. ., '· ' ~· . '."\'.,, ':··,•·.j'· . ~ \- .... ' ~ b . : lk'<lli' �. . ftoD.UU •...,.~y;a;,~. l?,U\'0· · ' · .. ; ,llfttr-errUik~r;s~~rotlllr· Are "' ;.1 '\_ ' > - ' ,4 ~for Economy, '". : . ~ . ' \ •'' end · § ,, •••••••••••••llillllli•lli• ~ !' ' • ' f.;.,.,. ~ ' Fash.i~n. Eqlnamy minded and ' decorative items fllr tbe home, it1 cOnJ<ioua, aliOut describe• will be woH dlsplaytd in tbe ,., today'a modern homemaker domeolic aria department of tbe ~ ·who linda herself in the 17th annual Meigs County !"air ·l$ dllemma of longer bemUnes, this week. ~ ril\118 cools of ready.madeo, Clasaes of tbe department lor ~l· and lighter buclaels. · elhlbil range from children and ~· Sew, ...,, sew seems tbe adult's clothing tD knilllng and ~ answer. Proof that Meigs crocheting which haa gained <~ homemakers are "laking to.it'' popularity with the advent to ~: is tbe Increased aale of maW the fuhion scene of ponchos, :~: and sewing machines as capes, stoles. .,ported by loc.ol slio(io. The · . Headed by Mrs. Robert S ...,.~.r trend of havil!g a woH· Lewis, the domestic arts ~ filled closet by se~ your own department haa cla8ses for ·,~ clothes as well as ertru irr aprons, kitchen, fancy, painted ~~ ~·, · . homemade handkerchiefa, and elaborate potholders. There is a1ao an open craft class in whlcll can be exhibited wood carvinp, model cars, sheila, etc. The department this year has a junior division lor exhiblb by boys end girls 10 to 15 years of age. Here there are cla8ses lor IT'S A 'AMILY AFFAIR THE MEIGS CO. FAIR AUGUST 18 to 22 The Comptons urge you 1u br,, .e whole family to the Meigs County Fair. Everyone will enjoy the many displays, contests, races, and games, local talent show, Blue Ribbon exhibits and carnival amusements promise a great day of fun. purses, fancy co.tton dresses. aprOD!, potholders, handkerchiefs, pillowcases, and tea towels. Judging is based "" appearance, 10 per een~ wcrk· manlhlp, 50 per cent, style, 10 per cent, and materials, 30 per cent. The judging will lake place oo Aug. 11. No more than me entry in a class is pennitted by a llingle exhibitor, and articles awarded a premium in the past two years are not eligible for entry. Premiums and ribbons will be awarded in two places in the Tl classes of the show. AMATEUR PAINTING Amateur painting is another area of the domestic arts department which has proved popular with tbe exhibiUng pubHc. .William J. Mayer Is again superln tendent of the art show with premiums and ribbons to be given in two places in the 19 classes. No number oc lube painUng are accepted for elh!bil and an painUngs must be equl(iped with oome way to bang. The judging will be done on Tuesday. There are six classes eacll in the divisions of oll or acrylic painting; water color; and ,. 'Ill. ' Vre Hyde, America~ Musical Pherwmenon , lj,, VIc Hyde, America'' MIIIIC81 Pbenomflloa, will appear Saturday at the 10'1111 IMIIIl MelpCounlyFalr with lllowtlmeatl:30p.m. BiUedati'"Aimlica'aOneMan Band" from ·'· Lmdm'slamoua P.U.dhan to a mldlreltern county fair, from German"a Clrkws Kqme to <llicago'a Edgftlder Beach, from Auslrllla'a TlvoH to National t:OIIYflliklnl, state !a1ra and benaflb tbe lalgtb and braedth ol the United Statel, lfJde has entertained mlllion8 of people and been Invited for llllft. He hoe aJ9W'ed with 23 banda, appeared on 10 tours of E1n(ie and baa beet! featured on nlllllerotll networll TV lhows including Lal;nmce Welt, Ed !UWvan, Gerry Moore and many olberl. He has alao performed oatwo 01.'C881ons lor the King and Queen of England. He playa a vaiel)' olmullcal inalrtunenll and perlo!'IDI upeJtJy on two, three, and four ttumpeta simullani!OILI!y. . . ' for:· •. name ·' BIGGER Gardner Has 3rd Force· BETTER FUNTIME ·.,. "·: :':.~F'ol~::;·;·1--11'(i . ··· ' MORE ,; EXCITIN . ; ~-·. r,·, l ' f'l '~··. 'I . iii ~=~we nature, 'jiortralt !rOnl!llfO,'sun ,. , . 1CJiuiltfs Oldesf. Jl.wif: sbe ·· life, marine study ,•flower study, and animal study. The show also features a class for modern art. JEWELRY STORE ·Whole .Family! Court St. Pomeroy, 0. Authorized Art Carved Dealer It's Owvrolet .. - .... :~.,. GOESSLER 'i exhibitors lhe miscellaneous andia bobby corner. Included in this secUoa · are classes lor stuffed dolla or animals, pictures, jewelry, ~ ~ ·• '. to.... ' ft..! t• 1. A· categii'Y for have for appliqued, . (iakhwi>rk, painted, antique, and em• broidered ones. Another feature ol the domesUc aria department - · one which might appeal Saving~ Time! >· . .........· . StL: THE FAIR! I :., ·e.,.'. ·., .ili~efl$· SEE POMEROY MOTOR. WE'RE ON 1970 CHEVROLET CARS & TRUCKS ,. SAVINGS TIME! Pome·roy· Natiq,al:.. l •CERTIFIED • QUICK SF.RVIC£ ' j .. . . Pomeroy Motor Co. ... ()pen Eves. .Til 1 f92-2126 Pomeroy, Ohio · Ba Racine Hom.e ational· �. . ftoD.UU •...,.~y;a;,~. l?,U\'0· · ' · .. ; ,llfttr-errUik~r;s~~rotlllr· Are "' ;.1 '\_ ' > - ' ,4 ~for Economy, '". : . ~ . ' \ •'' end · § ,, •••••••••••••llillllli•lli• ~ !' ' • ' f.;.,.,. ~ ' Fash.i~n. Eqlnamy minded and ' decorative items fllr tbe home, it1 cOnJ<ioua, aliOut describe• will be woH dlsplaytd in tbe ,., today'a modern homemaker domeolic aria department of tbe ~ ·who linda herself in the 17th annual Meigs County !"air ·l$ dllemma of longer bemUnes, this week. ~ ril\118 cools of ready.madeo, Clasaes of tbe department lor ~l· and lighter buclaels. · elhlbil range from children and ~· Sew, ...,, sew seems tbe adult's clothing tD knilllng and ~ answer. Proof that Meigs crocheting which haa gained <~ homemakers are "laking to.it'' popularity with the advent to ~: is tbe Increased aale of maW the fuhion scene of ponchos, :~: and sewing machines as capes, stoles. .,ported by loc.ol slio(io. The · . Headed by Mrs. Robert S ...,.~.r trend of havil!g a woH· Lewis, the domestic arts ~ filled closet by se~ your own department haa cla8ses for ·,~ clothes as well as ertru irr aprons, kitchen, fancy, painted ~~ ~·, · . homemade handkerchiefa, and elaborate potholders. There is a1ao an open craft class in whlcll can be exhibited wood carvinp, model cars, sheila, etc. The department this year has a junior division lor exhiblb by boys end girls 10 to 15 years of age. Here there are cla8ses lor IT'S A 'AMILY AFFAIR THE MEIGS CO. FAIR AUGUST 18 to 22 The Comptons urge you 1u br,, .e whole family to the Meigs County Fair. Everyone will enjoy the many displays, contests, races, and games, local talent show, Blue Ribbon exhibits and carnival amusements promise a great day of fun. purses, fancy co.tton dresses. aprOD!, potholders, handkerchiefs, pillowcases, and tea towels. Judging is based "" appearance, 10 per een~ wcrk· manlhlp, 50 per cent, style, 10 per cent, and materials, 30 per cent. The judging will lake place oo Aug. 11. No more than me entry in a class is pennitted by a llingle exhibitor, and articles awarded a premium in the past two years are not eligible for entry. Premiums and ribbons will be awarded in two places in the Tl classes of the show. AMATEUR PAINTING Amateur painting is another area of the domestic arts department which has proved popular with tbe exhibiUng pubHc. .William J. Mayer Is again superln tendent of the art show with premiums and ribbons to be given in two places in the 19 classes. No number oc lube painUng are accepted for elh!bil and an painUngs must be equl(iped with oome way to bang. The judging will be done on Tuesday. There are six classes eacll in the divisions of oll or acrylic painting; water color; and ,. 'Ill. ' Vre Hyde, America~ Musical Pherwmenon , lj,, VIc Hyde, America'' MIIIIC81 Pbenomflloa, will appear Saturday at the 10'1111 IMIIIl MelpCounlyFalr with lllowtlmeatl:30p.m. BiUedati'"Aimlica'aOneMan Band" from ·'· Lmdm'slamoua P.U.dhan to a mldlreltern county fair, from German"a Clrkws Kqme to <llicago'a Edgftlder Beach, from Auslrllla'a TlvoH to National t:OIIYflliklnl, state !a1ra and benaflb tbe lalgtb and braedth ol the United Statel, lfJde has entertained mlllion8 of people and been Invited for llllft. He hoe aJ9W'ed with 23 banda, appeared on 10 tours of E1n(ie and baa beet! featured on nlllllerotll networll TV lhows including Lal;nmce Welt, Ed !UWvan, Gerry Moore and many olberl. He has alao performed oatwo 01.'C881ons lor the King and Queen of England. He playa a vaiel)' olmullcal inalrtunenll and perlo!'IDI upeJtJy on two, three, and four ttumpeta simullani!OILI!y. . . ' for:· •. name ·' BIGGER Gardner Has 3rd Force· BETTER FUNTIME ·.,. "·: :':.~F'ol~::;·;·1--11'(i . ··· ' MORE ,; EXCITIN . ; ~-·. r,·, l ' f'l '~··. 'I . iii ~=~we nature, 'jiortralt !rOnl!llfO,'sun ,. , . 1CJiuiltfs Oldesf. Jl.wif: sbe ·· life, marine study ,•flower study, and animal study. The show also features a class for modern art. JEWELRY STORE ·Whole .Family! Court St. Pomeroy, 0. Authorized Art Carved Dealer It's Owvrolet .. - .... :~.,. GOESSLER 'i exhibitors lhe miscellaneous andia bobby corner. Included in this secUoa · are classes lor stuffed dolla or animals, pictures, jewelry, ~ ~ ·• '. to.... ' ft..! t• 1. A· categii'Y for have for appliqued, . (iakhwi>rk, painted, antique, and em• broidered ones. Another feature ol the domesUc aria department - · one which might appeal Saving~ Time! >· . .........· . StL: THE FAIR! I :., ·e.,.'. ·., .ili~efl$· SEE POMEROY MOTOR. WE'RE ON 1970 CHEVROLET CARS & TRUCKS ,. SAVINGS TIME! Pome·roy· Natiq,al:.. l •CERTIFIED • QUICK SF.RVIC£ ' j .. . . Pomeroy Motor Co. ... ()pen Eves. .Til 1 f92-2126 Pomeroy, Ohio · Ba Racine Hom.e ational· �... ;· ) . ,;.'\.'.·, •. . -- ' ' '4 ) . ·. t ' \) ··~ ,. ' ,'~I : ' iI I! l ,. BY ll!AIJ!Il!NE IIOEFLrou Allee Globotar, 'and Mr. and' Tllrough the I!I~Pifice~t Mrs. Rb;lw'tl Va~ tor 0.. . . cooperation of orsanlzalli>n• two hour drive tb Camp SanelY and tndlvldpala on tW> Ap. Bend near EIIJabetb, w. Va. pal6chtan . Herttail• (11fup ~ they Joined !So other •··~ect,· l8 Meigll Qblintr jlrll' girls lrom the sev!n couniJ . ......, on their way Sundai to an:a llerv~ by the Four Rivera Camp SalldY Bend and a ~li S!:oul Couilo:ll which provided or leernln& In "the great out- the camp site and adult·....,. dodn." solon and Instructors. Locally, F..- all of .the girls Ills 1b11r $1D.80 was provided each of the llrat !!lperii'IICI·with orginlzed &Iris by local orsanl&attons and carnph\g wheN! outdoor Ullla Individuals for food and craft and naUve cralta are 1itf3hl. ·Ji lllipplies. The Idea lor a camp Jar. · Contributing were the •ciYantaged girls ortglna~ Catholic Women's Club, Oblo wltli personnel of the · Four Eta Phi and XI Gamma Ma River Girl Scout Council. 'nlell Chapters of .Bela Sigma Pbl Meigs County girls gathered on Sorority, Fidelia Class of the the parking lot of the ~ed Middleport Church of Christ, Heart Church Sunday al Mrs. Grace Pratt, Miss MOdred andtherewereplckedupbYMr. Hawley, the Rock Springs and Mrs. Charlea Gila, Mia. Better Health Club, Auxiliary ~ unlta of Feeney-Bennett Poet bsgs used for sanitizing dishes 128 and Drew Webster Post 39, OW TO CAMP- Arlme &eu.r,; Rldue, Mt'.._. ~ American Legion, Mrs. Charles and sit.upons lor the girla. Mawrey, PGIIlOI'O)'. _..reid)' lor Ill* ride"' While at Camp Sandy Bend Gibbs, the Junior American Camp Sllld7 Bend. . . Legion Auxiliary of Post 128, this week, the girla will live in Mrs. Maxine Price, Mr. and platform tenta, prepare outdoor Mrs. Louis Reibel, the meals, and dine part of the lime canoeing, and outdoor survival malting. Folk dancing, aonga ~ Pomeroy-Middleport Lions in the lodge tllere. They will techniques. Crafts will include and games will be features Club, Drew Webster Posl 39, swim dally In the pool, be taught American Legion. Several lndivlduals contributing are annonymous. Mrs. Barbara Scites, horne nurse for the Gallla-Melgs :·l'J Community Action Program, assisted in selecting the girls eligible to participate and the Middleport Child Conservation League members did the initial contact work with parents or '',,., •*· ~~Uardlans. The CCL members '· lllso asslated Sunday In lrans- noon ~ • • • Show us a ear wltll clean ub trays and we'll be able, • MASSEY-FERGUSON ' • CHORl! BOY MILKERS . ,.. THESE SPORTS OUTFITS will be II1IIOilg those modeled Wednelllay night when yuulh night Is obaerverl at the Meigs C.U.ty Fair. MDdellJw lbe garments which they hllve create<! tiJrougb 4-11 clothing proJects are llreDda Stanley, &lowville; Jenny Bllley, Reedaville; Debbie Garnes, Dexter, an<! Brell<la Donohue, Prlneroy. usually, to point.to an owner who dumps 'em In shoppln~ ce~ter parking Iota. f • Mr.an<l Mrs. teddy J. Balley Mrs. Lawrence Gluesencamp, e PATZ SILO, UNLOADERS & FEEDERS I .. ' I 'are an~ounclng the birth of a Sr. of PorUand and the late daughter, ~ori Beth, AUJI. 7 at Ant,rt R011 Van Meter are the I FULTON-THOMPSON TRACTOR SALES SPRING AVE. the Holzer Medical Center, grandparents. weighing ~even pounds, U ounces. Mt. and Mrs. Bll1ey lhave anotller child, Michael Tbe pilar fish hal, half Ted, •se 3. Mr. and Mrs. John and ~. the cbaracterlstlcl Oils Bailey of Racine, Mr. and of a abark and a ray. 992-5101 Mrs. Roush Will Judge Exhibits Mrs . Louella Thompson Roush of Belpre will judge the domestic arta exhibita at the 107th Annual Meigs County Fair Tuesday morning. A rormer home economics teacher in the Belpre school, Mrs. RotL5h is a graduate of Pomeroy High SChool and Ohio Universlty where she received a degree in home economics. She is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. G. H. Thompson of Pomeroy. Serving as the alternate judge ror the department is Mrs. Wendell Frecker of Rscine, home economics teacher at the BARBS 107th ANNUAL M£1GS -OOUNlY FAIR - -- - AUG. 18-22 Of course, they need aDo the r man on railroad locomotives. Otherwise, they will have to make two trips for the c o If e e and ..nd· wicbes when a train arrives at a station. MILWAUKEE (UP!) - Don White took the lead from Roger 'McCluskey with 44 laps to go and never relinquished it after that to win the 150 . mile late model U.S. Auto Club race here Sunday. White, Keokuk, Iowa, drove erse. The latest of five lund-raising letters . went in the mall to lbouaands of Americans last week over the signature of Sen. Ge..-ge McGovern, O-S. D. "ij!chard Nixon, a skilled an<! deeply committed pulltlcal tactician,11 he wrote, "is moving with 'Spiro Agnew and John MltcheB to create a new and dominant conservative coalition In Amerlean palillcs-a bsslc realignment that would assure permanent conservative control of .!he White House, the Suprerrie Court, the regulatory agencle$ and now, as he hopes, the Congress." Favorite 'l'beme In the heyday of the Birch Society, a fayorite theme was that Comm is'· th 1 un ~. e r sym- staff. M•J of the contributions were under $100. Gore baa been the principal incumbents who are in trouble 1o1 and contenders for the Senate who have a chance of winning . ,. 1-----------------.J on HOLLY r-,, fldnc a Joo&h re- cleellon fllht lhls fall. Bul · . - •ran upwlflla •.aot; ,.._ntlng • • .{ ¥. • .: - ....... · ' I • '· ·.;, ' II. ~ cost; hand soap. The Brownie • Kitchen Aid : R'lden'our. TV & 'Applta'nces '" ' ' ' ~·~ ~ For Your ••• FMM GAS NEEDS stem. Bfanches must be pli!eed In the aolut!on as they're cui or pla'l!l\ In warm water lmmeCflalety:· Hang . ·treated beancbel !Jpaide down and they will tall lndellnllely, Pure gJ;yoerln can be cut With water, hall and hall. !Jly<erln method doia very weU oh the loltap of ~· · ' Rl%0 OIL COMPANY · Regular and Ethyl Grille GASOLINE Of Highest ~ne Rat1111s Also Best Grades 01 Lube 011 And Grease For E¥try Purpose Can Supply Any Type Installation with loth RI;GULAR SCHEDULED DELIVERY NO RUNNING OUT OF GAS NO CALLING IN TO ORDER GAS \ detlf8anl · . ~ I 4d2DLT~ ROOM ON DISP~ THE AREA'S ONLY AUTHORIZED IIOU.Y PARK Johnson's Moltlle 2110 Eastern Ave. 446-3547 "The Areas Oldest Mobile Ill 4 DOUIU WIDII ON AI Ou• GALLIPOLis • ' :., ' . ' .,OY - DEf.l Et .Ho.n.. o. . ' ' •G.~. ' Meter With . ' &OxlZ WITH ~~"., o~o~th~br~u~sh~·:t~oo~t~hp~a~s~te=·~a~nd~=·~·~G~ib~~~n====~==~~!:::::::::::::::~======~~~:=~:! :"Z lJapllata, Bayberry. l!lri*TJ. " ~, ~~~ · Bella, •JuiJiper( ; lea~ !llld· PAR~ a liberal -..o •' ' TheSe lisls are bought from profit-making or. ganlzallons which have mode a ICience out of collecting names and addresses and determining wlto il mQJt likely to buy a r:ertain ·brand of soap or ...,lribule to a particular eandldatt. . . . . . F1llldl The fu!ld:l'alllng letters, as of J.... 3, bad brought In 1511,217. About ""GOO wu distributed ID nrl01101 campaigns, including Ill Sen. Albert Gore, D- • NOW IS THE TIME TO hall and hall. Use a box with a Inch of !he borax of lhe 00., ·- u>ms from the •. "' them on the ht fac4 you can store them borax. carefully with aJ!d use thain for several years. bot'u, add more layers until the Drying flowers and plant box is lllled. Timing is immaterlals, to be used In porlant lor If fragile Dowers arrangements lor Indoor decor, remain in the borax too long Is an old Idea. Our ancestors they become brittle and shatter. kepi bunches 11. gruses on the Remove while sUn limp and parlor l)l81ltel and dried flowers hang upside down or place on a under bell Jars. Now we know rack or chicken wire to combow to pnaerve foliage ao lhal plete the drying. The borax .;.,--1 It wW remain soft and pliable. methpd dues very well for the We have also learned how to dry following: Ageratum, AsWbe, .. flowers so that lhey will retain Bells of Ireland, Christmas coloc and form. , Rose, Clemalls, Coleus, CornDRYING Ia the easiest~ flowers, Lanlana, J,JJy of the m•tsallsfactorylreatmenifor Valley, Peony, Queen Anns I) seed poda ltnd l)l81ly fiowera. A Lace, Yarrow, Daisies and dry, airy locaUon Ia daslrable. Roses for live days. Chrysan· Scilne al 'thil flowers which dry lhemums seven to fifteen days ' .leu are. Baby's Breath, ilut- but not all kinds ore sallsfactetfly Weed, Cas1M Beanl, lor)l, Hollyhocks six days but Chinese Lantern ~kacolllb color lillY change, Marigold for ~ •.~(J·ed),Dqck 1 J>etmY tan day&, Passion Flower eight Plant,'Hydrangeas (plei pink In days and ZJnni8s six days. September, Cl)ilrtreuae In Julf Shellacking holds berrlea on and Blue Florist'• · lype In twlgi and branchea. Dip or AuiluJtl, U.... lnd DWJi brush on clear shellac thinned clben. . . li!th alcobol and hang to dry. .. ~u ,l)olda the Iorin and Glyeerin Is very Sood !Gt cblor oC. llOftrl .nd pa:eventi lollage. Branches not 11)01'1! lban · ~.:It cab lie !!lid ~ 11 1liChes 1n tensIll lhoitld be ·or mlliecfwltb ••l!'nii'J .wiiJte peeled btlck or crushed at the --·---~--.----~~~.-·~r!fJw~te 1!81111 'tir ,t«iimW, ~t stem end from on onetheIDsite lour Inches depending at the • • • SEE YOU at THE FAIR • • • who otherwise have done 101nelh1ng in the past that has gj)tten tbem mailing list. :~~r:. bstbing cap,insect Girl Scout non-spray rep·eknife, nent, , ~ . BY MRS. CLARENI;E HEADLEY Rose Gardea Club, Tuppen Plains J.-sot AUTOMOBILE REPLACEMENT PARTS ACCESSORIES& SHOP EQUIPMENT POMEROY, 0Ht04S7" The letters are mailed lo Amerioans who subscrii:M? tu ..progressive" magazines or -~ Will Be Given Away Free. Drawing Saturday Evening August 21st. Authorized . MEIGS COUNTY FAIR . · ~~ev!!!a!!!sta~tin!!lg~Hooda~!!!·~!!!!i!~!!l!!!l!!l!le!~~!!!!li!!l!!!l!!l!le!~~i!!l!l!!ll!!_;;;;;;; pathizers and "left wing d liberala"plot wereto engaged sinister· take overinthea machinery of government. The letters are part of a lund-raloing drive by an organizaUon . McGovern founded in 1069called "Campaign, 1970" to raiae !pOiley for Democratic senators with liberal voting recorda. The campaign, using the costly and painstaking method of direct mail solicitations, has already raised half a million ~. most of which has been distributed to a dozen Senste ZENITH· TU • KITQIEN AID GARD.,.£ N~Dnl'AI · IW· llliJI".,_ SU.METBJNGFOR ~ £VERJote~. ATTQtD THE Q-According to tradition, who give. the first toost to the bride an<! gro01n? A-The best man usually performs this function. sorrow"1 A-The Hwang Ho, or the Yellow River because of Ita •. This, Now, is Time to Select Flowers QUICK Q U I Z Q-What .river is popu· larly known a.s "China's SEE YOU AT T WE ARE AT THE GRANGE HALL Stop Jn _look Over Our Display and RegiS • ler• N0 p urcbase Necessary. Camping gear- and suitable clothinginsomelnstances - lor aU 18 girls was provided by Meigs County girl scouts. Each junior, Cadette and senior troop provided camping equipment for one girl. This included blanketa lor a bedroll, flashlight with new bstteries, mess kit and silverware, towels, OIIVIOUSLYIIAPPVID beheaded !or Camp Sandy Bend all:tlraJ!elb, w. Va. wullalel Erlewlne of Dexter. A ,...kb' feature of lleJp FAIR! beneficiary. Sen. Frank E. Moss, R-Uiab, got $40,000. Sen. Gale McGee, 0-Wyo., a liberal who Ia hawklab on the Vle111am War, got $25,000. Smaller amounta have been allocated to progressives who are trying for Republican seats, such as Rep. John Tunney in ('.allf..-nla, Adlai Stevenson Ill In nnnots and Huward Metzenbsum In Ohio. l:.~~o=etoofP:!'Yls from Count, Gll'den Club _....... )" "'~I ~ Creen Thumb Notes . .•• and MEIGS COUNTY of maUJng lists, computer rentals, printing, postage and ::::-:;;:;;;~ : ~: l By JOHN HALL WASIUNGTON (UP!) liberal Democrata in the Senate are building a campaign kitty lor the fall elections with a series of direct mail appeals that read almost like old John Birch Society leafieta in rev· · SPECIAL at RAWLINGS! his 1!169 Dodge Daytona at an average speed of 99.032 miles per hour to heat McCluskey, in a 1970 Plymouth Superbird, by 15 seconds. A. J. Foyt,Houston, Tex., was Lhird and Jack Bowsher, Springfield, Ohio, fourth. • • • SOMETHING FOR EVERYONE AT White Wins 150 Mile Club Race By PHIL PASTORET Mll8. ROUSH Kyger Creek High School. A point system is used in judging the items. Ten per cent is given for appearance, 50 per cent for workmanship, 10 per cent for style, and 30 per cent for materials. Ribbons and premiums will be awarded in two places in each class. ....~•. ;~~~~~- DAUilll'l'ER BORN t NEW HOI;LAND EQUIPMENT Jf ~· i,. • �... ;· ) . ,;.'\.'.·, •. . -- ' ' '4 ) . ·. t ' \) ··~ ,. ' ,'~I : ' iI I! l ,. BY ll!AIJ!Il!NE IIOEFLrou Allee Globotar, 'and Mr. and' Tllrough the I!I~Pifice~t Mrs. Rb;lw'tl Va~ tor 0.. . . cooperation of orsanlzalli>n• two hour drive tb Camp SanelY and tndlvldpala on tW> Ap. Bend near EIIJabetb, w. Va. pal6chtan . Herttail• (11fup ~ they Joined !So other •··~ect,· l8 Meigll Qblintr jlrll' girls lrom the sev!n couniJ . ......, on their way Sundai to an:a llerv~ by the Four Rivera Camp SalldY Bend and a ~li S!:oul Couilo:ll which provided or leernln& In "the great out- the camp site and adult·....,. dodn." solon and Instructors. Locally, F..- all of .the girls Ills 1b11r $1D.80 was provided each of the llrat !!lperii'IICI·with orginlzed &Iris by local orsanl&attons and carnph\g wheN! outdoor Ullla Individuals for food and craft and naUve cralta are 1itf3hl. ·Ji lllipplies. The Idea lor a camp Jar. · Contributing were the •ciYantaged girls ortglna~ Catholic Women's Club, Oblo wltli personnel of the · Four Eta Phi and XI Gamma Ma River Girl Scout Council. 'nlell Chapters of .Bela Sigma Pbl Meigs County girls gathered on Sorority, Fidelia Class of the the parking lot of the ~ed Middleport Church of Christ, Heart Church Sunday al Mrs. Grace Pratt, Miss MOdred andtherewereplckedupbYMr. Hawley, the Rock Springs and Mrs. Charlea Gila, Mia. Better Health Club, Auxiliary ~ unlta of Feeney-Bennett Poet bsgs used for sanitizing dishes 128 and Drew Webster Post 39, OW TO CAMP- Arlme &eu.r,; Rldue, Mt'.._. ~ American Legion, Mrs. Charles and sit.upons lor the girla. Mawrey, PGIIlOI'O)'. _..reid)' lor Ill* ride"' While at Camp Sandy Bend Gibbs, the Junior American Camp Sllld7 Bend. . . Legion Auxiliary of Post 128, this week, the girla will live in Mrs. Maxine Price, Mr. and platform tenta, prepare outdoor Mrs. Louis Reibel, the meals, and dine part of the lime canoeing, and outdoor survival malting. Folk dancing, aonga ~ Pomeroy-Middleport Lions in the lodge tllere. They will techniques. Crafts will include and games will be features Club, Drew Webster Posl 39, swim dally In the pool, be taught American Legion. Several lndivlduals contributing are annonymous. Mrs. Barbara Scites, horne nurse for the Gallla-Melgs :·l'J Community Action Program, assisted in selecting the girls eligible to participate and the Middleport Child Conservation League members did the initial contact work with parents or '',,., •*· ~~Uardlans. The CCL members '· lllso asslated Sunday In lrans- noon ~ • • • Show us a ear wltll clean ub trays and we'll be able, • MASSEY-FERGUSON ' • CHORl! BOY MILKERS . ,.. THESE SPORTS OUTFITS will be II1IIOilg those modeled Wednelllay night when yuulh night Is obaerverl at the Meigs C.U.ty Fair. MDdellJw lbe garments which they hllve create<! tiJrougb 4-11 clothing proJects are llreDda Stanley, &lowville; Jenny Bllley, Reedaville; Debbie Garnes, Dexter, an<! Brell<la Donohue, Prlneroy. usually, to point.to an owner who dumps 'em In shoppln~ ce~ter parking Iota. f • Mr.an<l Mrs. teddy J. Balley Mrs. Lawrence Gluesencamp, e PATZ SILO, UNLOADERS & FEEDERS I .. ' I 'are an~ounclng the birth of a Sr. of PorUand and the late daughter, ~ori Beth, AUJI. 7 at Ant,rt R011 Van Meter are the I FULTON-THOMPSON TRACTOR SALES SPRING AVE. the Holzer Medical Center, grandparents. weighing ~even pounds, U ounces. Mt. and Mrs. Bll1ey lhave anotller child, Michael Tbe pilar fish hal, half Ted, •se 3. Mr. and Mrs. John and ~. the cbaracterlstlcl Oils Bailey of Racine, Mr. and of a abark and a ray. 992-5101 Mrs. Roush Will Judge Exhibits Mrs . Louella Thompson Roush of Belpre will judge the domestic arta exhibita at the 107th Annual Meigs County Fair Tuesday morning. A rormer home economics teacher in the Belpre school, Mrs. RotL5h is a graduate of Pomeroy High SChool and Ohio Universlty where she received a degree in home economics. She is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. G. H. Thompson of Pomeroy. Serving as the alternate judge ror the department is Mrs. Wendell Frecker of Rscine, home economics teacher at the BARBS 107th ANNUAL M£1GS -OOUNlY FAIR - -- - AUG. 18-22 Of course, they need aDo the r man on railroad locomotives. Otherwise, they will have to make two trips for the c o If e e and ..nd· wicbes when a train arrives at a station. MILWAUKEE (UP!) - Don White took the lead from Roger 'McCluskey with 44 laps to go and never relinquished it after that to win the 150 . mile late model U.S. Auto Club race here Sunday. White, Keokuk, Iowa, drove erse. The latest of five lund-raising letters . went in the mall to lbouaands of Americans last week over the signature of Sen. Ge..-ge McGovern, O-S. D. "ij!chard Nixon, a skilled an<! deeply committed pulltlcal tactician,11 he wrote, "is moving with 'Spiro Agnew and John MltcheB to create a new and dominant conservative coalition In Amerlean palillcs-a bsslc realignment that would assure permanent conservative control of .!he White House, the Suprerrie Court, the regulatory agencle$ and now, as he hopes, the Congress." Favorite 'l'beme In the heyday of the Birch Society, a fayorite theme was that Comm is'· th 1 un ~. e r sym- staff. M•J of the contributions were under $100. Gore baa been the principal incumbents who are in trouble 1o1 and contenders for the Senate who have a chance of winning . ,. 1-----------------.J on HOLLY r-,, fldnc a Joo&h re- cleellon fllht lhls fall. Bul · . - •ran upwlflla •.aot; ,.._ntlng • • .{ ¥. • .: - ....... · ' I • '· ·.;, ' II. ~ cost; hand soap. The Brownie • Kitchen Aid : R'lden'our. TV & 'Applta'nces '" ' ' ' ~·~ ~ For Your ••• FMM GAS NEEDS stem. Bfanches must be pli!eed In the aolut!on as they're cui or pla'l!l\ In warm water lmmeCflalety:· Hang . ·treated beancbel !Jpaide down and they will tall lndellnllely, Pure gJ;yoerln can be cut With water, hall and hall. !Jly<erln method doia very weU oh the loltap of ~· · ' Rl%0 OIL COMPANY · Regular and Ethyl Grille GASOLINE Of Highest ~ne Rat1111s Also Best Grades 01 Lube 011 And Grease For E¥try Purpose Can Supply Any Type Installation with loth RI;GULAR SCHEDULED DELIVERY NO RUNNING OUT OF GAS NO CALLING IN TO ORDER GAS \ detlf8anl · . ~ I 4d2DLT~ ROOM ON DISP~ THE AREA'S ONLY AUTHORIZED IIOU.Y PARK Johnson's Moltlle 2110 Eastern Ave. 446-3547 "The Areas Oldest Mobile Ill 4 DOUIU WIDII ON AI Ou• GALLIPOLis • ' :., ' . ' .,OY - DEf.l Et .Ho.n.. o. . ' ' •G.~. ' Meter With . ' &OxlZ WITH ~~"., o~o~th~br~u~sh~·:t~oo~t~hp~a~s~te=·~a~nd~=·~·~G~ib~~~n====~==~~!:::::::::::::::~======~~~:=~:! :"Z lJapllata, Bayberry. l!lri*TJ. " ~, ~~~ · Bella, •JuiJiper( ; lea~ !llld· PAR~ a liberal -..o •' ' TheSe lisls are bought from profit-making or. ganlzallons which have mode a ICience out of collecting names and addresses and determining wlto il mQJt likely to buy a r:ertain ·brand of soap or ...,lribule to a particular eandldatt. . . . . . F1llldl The fu!ld:l'alllng letters, as of J.... 3, bad brought In 1511,217. About ""GOO wu distributed ID nrl01101 campaigns, including Ill Sen. Albert Gore, D- • NOW IS THE TIME TO hall and hall. Use a box with a Inch of !he borax of lhe 00., ·- u>ms from the •. "' them on the ht fac4 you can store them borax. carefully with aJ!d use thain for several years. bot'u, add more layers until the Drying flowers and plant box is lllled. Timing is immaterlals, to be used In porlant lor If fragile Dowers arrangements lor Indoor decor, remain in the borax too long Is an old Idea. Our ancestors they become brittle and shatter. kepi bunches 11. gruses on the Remove while sUn limp and parlor l)l81ltel and dried flowers hang upside down or place on a under bell Jars. Now we know rack or chicken wire to combow to pnaerve foliage ao lhal plete the drying. The borax .;.,--1 It wW remain soft and pliable. methpd dues very well for the We have also learned how to dry following: Ageratum, AsWbe, .. flowers so that lhey will retain Bells of Ireland, Christmas coloc and form. , Rose, Clemalls, Coleus, CornDRYING Ia the easiest~ flowers, Lanlana, J,JJy of the m•tsallsfactorylreatmenifor Valley, Peony, Queen Anns I) seed poda ltnd l)l81ly fiowera. A Lace, Yarrow, Daisies and dry, airy locaUon Ia daslrable. Roses for live days. Chrysan· Scilne al 'thil flowers which dry lhemums seven to fifteen days ' .leu are. Baby's Breath, ilut- but not all kinds ore sallsfactetfly Weed, Cas1M Beanl, lor)l, Hollyhocks six days but Chinese Lantern ~kacolllb color lillY change, Marigold for ~ •.~(J·ed),Dqck 1 J>etmY tan day&, Passion Flower eight Plant,'Hydrangeas (plei pink In days and ZJnni8s six days. September, Cl)ilrtreuae In Julf Shellacking holds berrlea on and Blue Florist'• · lype In twlgi and branchea. Dip or AuiluJtl, U.... lnd DWJi brush on clear shellac thinned clben. . . li!th alcobol and hang to dry. .. ~u ,l)olda the Iorin and Glyeerin Is very Sood !Gt cblor oC. llOftrl .nd pa:eventi lollage. Branches not 11)01'1! lban · ~.:It cab lie !!lid ~ 11 1liChes 1n tensIll lhoitld be ·or mlliecfwltb ••l!'nii'J .wiiJte peeled btlck or crushed at the --·---~--.----~~~.-·~r!fJw~te 1!81111 'tir ,t«iimW, ~t stem end from on onetheIDsite lour Inches depending at the • • • SEE YOU at THE FAIR • • • who otherwise have done 101nelh1ng in the past that has gj)tten tbem mailing list. :~~r:. bstbing cap,insect Girl Scout non-spray rep·eknife, nent, , ~ . BY MRS. CLARENI;E HEADLEY Rose Gardea Club, Tuppen Plains J.-sot AUTOMOBILE REPLACEMENT PARTS ACCESSORIES& SHOP EQUIPMENT POMEROY, 0Ht04S7" The letters are mailed lo Amerioans who subscrii:M? tu ..progressive" magazines or -~ Will Be Given Away Free. Drawing Saturday Evening August 21st. Authorized . MEIGS COUNTY FAIR . · ~~ev!!!a!!!sta~tin!!lg~Hooda~!!!·~!!!!i!~!!l!!!l!!l!le!~~!!!!li!!l!!!l!!l!le!~~i!!l!l!!ll!!_;;;;;;; pathizers and "left wing d liberala"plot wereto engaged sinister· take overinthea machinery of government. The letters are part of a lund-raloing drive by an organizaUon . McGovern founded in 1069called "Campaign, 1970" to raiae !pOiley for Democratic senators with liberal voting recorda. The campaign, using the costly and painstaking method of direct mail solicitations, has already raised half a million ~. most of which has been distributed to a dozen Senste ZENITH· TU • KITQIEN AID GARD.,.£ N~Dnl'AI · IW· llliJI".,_ SU.METBJNGFOR ~ £VERJote~. ATTQtD THE Q-According to tradition, who give. the first toost to the bride an<! gro01n? A-The best man usually performs this function. sorrow"1 A-The Hwang Ho, or the Yellow River because of Ita •. This, Now, is Time to Select Flowers QUICK Q U I Z Q-What .river is popu· larly known a.s "China's SEE YOU AT T WE ARE AT THE GRANGE HALL Stop Jn _look Over Our Display and RegiS • ler• N0 p urcbase Necessary. Camping gear- and suitable clothinginsomelnstances - lor aU 18 girls was provided by Meigs County girl scouts. Each junior, Cadette and senior troop provided camping equipment for one girl. This included blanketa lor a bedroll, flashlight with new bstteries, mess kit and silverware, towels, OIIVIOUSLYIIAPPVID beheaded !or Camp Sandy Bend all:tlraJ!elb, w. Va. wullalel Erlewlne of Dexter. A ,...kb' feature of lleJp FAIR! beneficiary. Sen. Frank E. Moss, R-Uiab, got $40,000. Sen. Gale McGee, 0-Wyo., a liberal who Ia hawklab on the Vle111am War, got $25,000. Smaller amounta have been allocated to progressives who are trying for Republican seats, such as Rep. John Tunney in ('.allf..-nla, Adlai Stevenson Ill In nnnots and Huward Metzenbsum In Ohio. l:.~~o=etoofP:!'Yls from Count, Gll'den Club _....... )" "'~I ~ Creen Thumb Notes . .•• and MEIGS COUNTY of maUJng lists, computer rentals, printing, postage and ::::-:;;:;;;~ : ~: l By JOHN HALL WASIUNGTON (UP!) liberal Democrata in the Senate are building a campaign kitty lor the fall elections with a series of direct mail appeals that read almost like old John Birch Society leafieta in rev· · SPECIAL at RAWLINGS! his 1!169 Dodge Daytona at an average speed of 99.032 miles per hour to heat McCluskey, in a 1970 Plymouth Superbird, by 15 seconds. A. J. Foyt,Houston, Tex., was Lhird and Jack Bowsher, Springfield, Ohio, fourth. • • • SOMETHING FOR EVERYONE AT White Wins 150 Mile Club Race By PHIL PASTORET Mll8. ROUSH Kyger Creek High School. A point system is used in judging the items. Ten per cent is given for appearance, 50 per cent for workmanship, 10 per cent for style, and 30 per cent for materials. Ribbons and premiums will be awarded in two places in each class. ....~•. ;~~~~~- DAUilll'l'ER BORN t NEW HOI;LAND EQUIPMENT Jf ~· i,. • �, S~R:: TS . ·' " ' ., '· ~ ' Criea By JOHN G. GRIFFIN TULSA, Okla. (UP!) - All day long he ha'd marched in the midst of a throng lhat was openly rooting agalnat hbn, but now lie had just about won it all, and !hero on the 72nd green young Dave Stockton looked up at the crowd and caught the eye of his wife. " I started to cry," confessed the 28-year-<>ld pro who had jUBI beaten hack the challenge of that folk idol of Arnericau golf, Arnold Pabner. "I suddenly remembered, as l knelt there on the green looking at that ]!).foot putt, what all of this was going to mean to my ' ..., ,' ROYALTY OF 1liE 19'10 MEIGS COUNTY Junior Fair -: ore Ken Bolen, son of Mr . .OC Mrs. Albert Bolen of Dener :: lOll Rhea Mora, rlaughter of Mr . .OC Mrs. Donalrl Mora, -~ Pomeroy Rout.. 3. The king aml queen will be introducee ~ eacll evening at grant!sla!x! events at the annual fair which ~: runs Tues<lay through Saturrlay. . (Subj~ to Rtyisfpft). \ ~ ' r , Beefed :Up OSP As,ked. By Sowle -.~ WEDNESDAY, ~UGVI\.T.l~ 8:00 P.M.-+11 Style Revue · · T~~SDAY,AUGUST18 Morning'- FFA Actlvltl.es 12 :00 Noon- Tnctor ~ators Conllest Afternoon- Boy Scout Activities . '. ff ,' l . ' ' .' . .,' '' ~. ~· , ' paychecks. MEIGS COUNTY FAIR AUGUST 18-22 SEE US WE HAVE EVERYTHING FOR Horse & Rider THE 'TEX TAN. BIG HORI'I AND BONNA ALLEN SADDLES • ONUNm HORSE BlAN~ElS • SADDLE BlANKETS ·' ··FLY REPEllENTS • GROOMING SUPPLIES •·ACMEWESIERN BOOTS • AMERICAN WESTERN HATS •WESTERN BELTS AND BUCKLES •HORSE SHOES-BRIDLES-HALTERS • WHIPS-SPURS MODERN SUPPLY But over and above aU that, it means credentials for life as a st.'!r of the game of golf. Stockton didn't need to sink that li).foot putt to win - he could have threei>ulted and still ·; . .• t =:;:.the ' ALL AT OHIO VALLEY IN· ,, DUSTRIES ~ONGRATULATE , THE YOUTH OF MEIGS COUNTY AND TO AL.L WHO MADE THE 107TH ANNUAL MEIGS CO. FAIR POSSIBLf:l Palmer, who tied with pudgy North of Pomeroy, Ohio Bob Murphy for second. Stockton and Palmer played together all day - and playing SIMON'S GROCERY, W. Main, Pomeroy, Ohio ALSO against Palmer is like being the bad guy in a John Wayne movie. BRW HARDWARE, Second St., Pomeroy, Ohio Who roots against Palmer or Wayne ? GREEN LANTERN, W. Main & Court St., Pomeroy, 0 . "TheJr didn 't make any secret of who they were for," said SPORTS DEPT.. MIDDLEPORT DEPT. STORE, Mill Stockton, with a wry grin. St., Middleport, Ohio ''Most or the tinie, they were FEEDING RESULTS IIADVICa • ... •t.. ,..... '"''(.•\\' OHIO VALLEY INDUSTRIES . . . RT, 124 PHONE 992-2161 Disaster was possible, and as Stockton went up to the water, he heard a fan )tU, "Go, Arnie, go." "Heck, Arnie wasn't going anywhere - I. was jUBl taking a ha th," Stockton recalled. "It did burn me a bit. But theo l made the shot that probably saved the tournament. l took my drop and then hit it onto the green and two-putted for a bogey Instead of much worse." There was one other incident thal stood out In Stockton's mind after an afternoon of marching, out of step with "Arnie's Army." "unknown.,. Actually, lhe ' ,1. ' 4111 ANNUAL YUR·END .SAVINGS ~.. 'CADI LU•CCILDiSMCIIII.E Kam&.V•n Llklt "·: Our ' MINERSVILLE', 0. .,erl)': Mr. Smith . and . ¥n· \ i~e (lll!'IOIII1 income rate lor the first hall of 1t'lO wu & per po)'I'Ollo lD Your International Dealer Welcomes You To The ·Fair . ' lbeflrat hallofla8t cent from (X8Vioua year, but up l per cent lor the llxiiWIIth period over the flnl ·balf :, of la8t year' Entries In . . several hundred e11tries have ; been rec<ll'ded foc judging in the ·· open class competiUOM of the ; Meigs C9unty Fair. ~: In the hone cooformatlon . Judging, to Ito held nl 10 a.m. GET YOUR TICKETS Meigs County students having school erhibits at the Meigs County Fair may pick.up their admission ticket to the fair at the horne of Mrs. C. E. Blakeslee on Uncoln Heights, Pomeroy· SIIRINERS TO MEET The Twin City Shrine club will hold its regular meeting at 7:30 p.m. Thlll'llday at the Shrine Park in Racine. All Shriners are asked to att..nd lbla Important business meeting. Refresh· ments will he served. • 'l'hefe ate 'i3 enlrleti in the · ·~ ~ beelcail!edMII.on andtiin the · OO~UMBUS,Ohio (UP!)-~ • open c~ i Farm · For CO!Jlpeti!i9n_, lOW 116: , · · the IMd adlllii!A!d setlli)g off. dyna· mit,Jn lhfee Co!urnbu.o storea alld PloiUli& to blow up several. other target&, inCluding a · ~ay, . was charged Sunday 1ilttli jliuull willl jnt..nl to kill. ·u. WUUam Lewis lf.t!#ts, 23, . an Air F~ Academy di'opaut, · bombed the slDres in East Side ~turday -~~~·~~ tactiC" for flol'ler till ~ Pollee said Harrla told U!em ~r hidden eJ· plostveo. PoliCe aald Harrla, a 1111tive of Tonkawa, Okla., told U!em he prevlous1f had placed eJPiostves 't noo Ohlo NaUonal ~ ofl(!)ea in the East Slde and on ali ~ above In' tentate' io in the East Side. llaJTIB ..ttl he concocted the schelile alone, pollee aald. Mr FCJI'C!I !Wutenanl who police where to find :.l(i''li'cit'dtii:iQIO ••,. ~l!Dilce · ,ri;l'.~l:eo "' MiJre . Youth ' ' Actif1i#es ' ' . Ar1NiJ ' . .Me:_~ · ... 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Beet 10 :00 10 :00 I :00 I :00 THURSDAY, AUGUST 20th, 1970 9:00 A.M.--Juni.or Fair- Dairy Showmanship and Judging 11:00 A.M.-Jumor Fair- Poultry and Rabbit Showmanship aDd Judging' Moming~irl Scouts Aftemoon-.fo'F A 2:00 P .M.-Judging Dairy Cattl~-Open Clase ' 1 :00 P.M.-Runnin.~ Quarter Horse Races ' 6 :00 P.M. -Twilight Horse Harness Racing ' 8 :30 P.M.-Tex Ritter Show 9:00 9:00 •2 :00 '2:30 ' 6:00 •a :30 8 :15 FRIDAY, AUGUST 21, 1970 A.M.--4-H Girls Demonetrabion A.M.- Horse Show and Judging P .M.-Pony Harness Races P.M.-Pony Running Races P.M.- Twilight Horse Harness Racing P.M.- Horse Pulling Contest P.M.-Fat Steer and Fat Lamb Sale SATURDAY, AUGUST 22nd, 1970 '3 :00 P .M.--Horse Harness Racing '8:30 P.M.-Vic Hyde (One Man Band), Hannonaires, and The Flowers Family *Grandstand Attractions NO SWIMMING would not be surprised to see a lbere Wlll be DO oigbt resumplloo of fighting acrosa swlmmlog al the Middleport the canal befoce the three· Community Pool tenilbt aad month ceasHire el)lires. Wedneoday due to Meip The lll'aell mllltary sources County Fair aeUviHea, Mike claiming proof positive of the Hargraves, park manager, Egyptian anUalrcrafl missile said today. The pool will also movements did not diaclo8e the he closed qn Wedaesday due rlBture of the documentation. to Kiddie Day at lhe But the evidence was deocrlhed fairgrounds from 10 a.m. to 4 m~ves, as other than aerial reconnals- p.m. 'lbe most urgent tblng right sance photographs. now Ia the quesllon of Israel's slnctrlty," Eban said at newa GRADUATE PICKED cmlarmce. ''We mwtt reach a NEW CONCORD Ohio (UP!) common understanding with · ' - . Mu~kong'!_m Colle&~ ha.s lb United Slat81 that th I UP!) laraell military sources today claimed absolute proof that Egyptian lorces are moving Soviet miselles toward the Suez Canal in vlolatloo of the Middle East ceaoe.fire. , Foreign Minister Abbe S. Eban said be apected the United states to beck up Israel and verify the 11 · appoinled Paul L, Morris of • violaliona took pia.,.. Colwnbus, a l!i.jg Muskingum Eban wu commenting on a graduate, as executive director statement SUnday In Wasblng- of development. ton by Defense Secretary Melvin R. Laird thai II was udl.fflcult to prore or dlBp'ove" the antiaircraft mlsalle movementa which Iarael began reporting ahorlly after the Suez Canal c.......rtre went Into effect on Aug. 7. Israel holda the United States ,.......stble for overseeing the torma of the cease-lire which is designed to pave the way for peace Ialka under U.N. aUSpi· ces. Eben spoke against the badttk'op of a warning SUnday by Pnmler Gaida Meir tbet she Morris has served as executive director of the Ohio Congress of Parents and Teachers Inc. for the past two years . COLLECTIONS RECORD COLUMBUS (UPI) - State treasurer John llerberl said Ohio's 88 counties will share in a record high int.'!ngible personal property t.'!x distribution of more than 156 million. The figure is a 3.61 per cent riae over last year's d(s. irlbution. O'Keefe defused both nploslve charges ftve minutes before they were set to OJplode. The home-made bombs were CIIIIPI'ised of dynamite sUcks, two batteries a~ a Mlckey Mouse clock. Lt. Robert Grashel, another bumb squad o!licer, said the dynamite found on the overpass li'B8 enough to "take out a whole . IOCUon ol the free. way." . the Ill<~." ... Aft..r Two Vein Harris, ststioned al nearby Lockbourne AFB since last November as an administrative officer foc the 301st Avionics Maintenance Squad, was forced out of the Air Force Academy In 1966 alter two ynars hecaUBe of grades. He graduated from the Oklahoma Slate University in 1969 and was commissioned a second lieutenant that year. Police believe Harris pur~ chased the dynamite from a commercial ouUet. Lockbourne officials said the eJPloslves did not come from the base, Whitehall Fire Inspeclor James Soteriades seta prellm· inary damage estimate to the bombed buildings at $11111,1100 and.· aattl u may be twice that. . Two of the Injured 'persons stlll were hospltallled Sunday, both in fair condlUon. !llrris was under heavy lliWI! *t Lockbourne AFB ljos. piW. Further charges were n:~.ted to be plaCed 1'.... he Is 'l'e!tall8d· "«~~i:j~s ;_, Judging. Open Cla811 Sheep and Swine Judain8' at conclusion of Beef Judging. A.M. to 4:00 P.M.-Kiddies Day- AU rides reduced A.M.- Conformation Show- Horses aDd Ponies P.M.- Horse Show P .M.-Fiower Show Judging . Wed;'lesday Ev~in~-Junlor Fair Night - See det&tls In Jr. Fa1r hat ln premium book. jEUUSALEM e .. WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 19th; 1970 8:00 A.M.-Poultry Judging-Open -Claae , 9 :00 A.M.-Decorama . 9:00 A.M.- Junitll' Fair Beef Showmanship and judll'in8' folli>!Ved by Sheep and Swine. ' Open Class Beef J udgin8' to follow Jr. Fair Claim Proof of Egyptian, Sneak J.,.O'Keefe, a bomb espert A suburbin Whitehall deiA!JCtargeted lor the 'tiibber- on the pollee department, ..ld uve ..ttl u.! airman confeosed . . • _ 30 sUcka of dynamite were the bllarre bombings was a """''" wu aaTested when hi • found In the l!rblaework of the plol to rob the atorea. · ,. , ot ~· :. I i> ' "Some ol Uleril were set up O'Keelelllld lfaml collected as diverstonarles," the detec\;.~=~ from the bank dve .. ld. "lie planned to btl the1.dld not deto. stores !'hUe police were ft!Pll, ·Njialred rushing Off to the Oilier tllii!D In tilt ·de. plAces." '• ; · ~=~·~:~ 1 , · 'llut apperenlly Hariia toOt i' ot• 110Uilq .!rem the s...... ·,. ' Wbili!hall' Pollee Cblof R.aljib K. Wa~ said· ,,_. !1"411!: for ,. . ,,....... """' he dld ..:,. pi" til!>' ot . TUESDAY, AUGUST 18th, 1970 10:00 A,M.-Admlsaion will be charged at ptes 10:00 J,,J4,- .Judgi)18' Dol!leatlc Arte '7 :30 P.M.- Pony Pullin&' Contest Mornln8'- FHA Atwrnoon- Boy Scout.. 12 :00 Noon-Tractor Operators Co-t had ·~eellngJ ol unea8neu" m lite questlm. "Asa g1!1141'al matter," Sowle said, "I beDeve that taw enforcement responalbUitlea ahould be IIUialled only by flllltime, welllrlined profesaimal pollee officers." Sowle, however, endorsed the 1110 of students, faculty and stall members as oboerven or lire marshalls surdin8 cam· pua bulldlnga Wring llmes of em...gency, Other actions by Sowle in· eluded: -A recomme~~dallon ·that ''unnecessary or premature" confronlatitris between pollee and demon&lralOrs ahoultl be avoided. -A recommmdation for new legislation prviding more lleJ!billty in the ellglbillty rerequirementa and compensatlon for camp~~ oecurlty personnel. -A greemenl with a oommit· tee finding that security personel on campus should be allowed to continue wearinr sidearma. Approval of the isauance of identity carda, inclnding pho· tographs f<r all students fac· ulty and staf! members ~fall. ·I~~~~= AF Academy Dropout Charged ' • PlCNlC IIF.Lb A family picnic liu 1\eld Friday "'*ning at the J.tid. . dleport MJr111a P~k. Altendlng wen Mr. an<! MJ'I, Ired Hoff· mali, r.m..,, 1'amnly, David and ..,..W •Hundreds of centahovethelewldor year, olftclal· added. Jime the ltlate were down 1per the called, go Dave , go , and CaUfocnian baa been red-bot. prior to the last round he had ahotll..lraight roumls of 71 or better In competl'f'. • '·'. : pollee officer wu ldlled and , . seven others injured early ·• : today When they apparenUy ·were lured into a dynamite trap here. CAMP GRAYUNG, MICH. -GOV. JAMES A. Rbodea told Pollee uid they received. call Ohlo National Guardamal at bls final review of troopa here that where a wor48n was reportea they bad "....tt Ohlo from n:cooslve violence" during blo two screaming. Eight officers an· torma ol oflice. Rhodeo toJ4 the 4,000 IJIIIII'dmlen b...e lor IIUIDIDer owen the call to what turned training they otood as a ''!Julwark agalnll dlsul.... .. out to be a vacant hoUBO. Col. 'l'hOOias S. Farrell, dlre<tor of the Selective Service . An officer found a suitcase System in Ohio, presented Rhodes with a citation lor "outstanding Inside the structure and, as he support" Ill the aystem during blo torma. Brig. Gtn. Earle H. waa moving it, it exploded. The Bridgewater Jr. of Athena, Ohlo, wu Civen the Meritorloua officer, tentatively identified as Service Medal for ''dlltllngullbed" ler'rice 88 oommanding Larry Menard, was killed. general of the guard'a 18th Engineer Brigade between February , One officer was blown 19611 and January 19'10. tllrough a back door; another halfway across the front lawn. ru Clll, VIETNAM- THE u.s.MILITARY Qnnmand aattl A res1dent standing across the today a n..,.ear..,ld lleld wOrker for the American Red croaa was street was also felled. ltlabbed to death in her at the headquarters of the U. S. i The seven officers were takeit ~~ ; .. · . D!~' · ,.~~, ·,, ,. . ... , I to a hospllal. None· i 'lia&o'• •. • -~laid the~~ Virginia Krisdl, '\! ··considered in wiouJ condition: BiloW~ ' , !XIlo. wu fotmd In her 'niiliii lilorlly before • a.m: Half of the house was SUnday. ·"ihattered to kindling," one . __ twltness said, He said the real COWMBUB '- PERSONAL INCOME in Ohlo during June barely was standing and a · waa fG,Z blllltri, up f per CElli from June, 11161, the OhiD State heavv 1)11,.. of "Bhobjun aheli," Unlvenlty Center lor BlllllnfiiS and Eoonomtc Reoeardl ..td !Continued on page :II) ·' "At the 12th green, alitUe boy HAS CALLEII.S Mn. Bertha Bentz Schneider and ·her slater, llesa Bentz, called on · Mn. Josephine MeGhea NC\!fltly' , llilenty of Valt•·Raled Used . Cars ' second shot into the watt.'f'. SHOP US FOR YEAR'S BEST BUY ON OLDS ;• . 'ews ... rn ne1 s . OMAHA, Neb. (UP!) -One For Economical Efficient Bowie also eadorsed a commltlee recmuneodatiGn tbet curfews, If inlllituted, should be a Jobt effort ol both unlveratty I l\.T .• ~ I and city ol!lclals, The university president : 1 1 questluled the (10811ble UBO ol l I deputized aWdllary personnel for law enforcement during By Ualted Prelt Wtnlalllllal W008'1'ER, OHIO - 'I1IE SOOTIIEilN LEAF bllihl diBeaae campua disorders, saying he has hit tlie earn crop in parta of Ohio lbla· llliDIIII..,, causing an ...mown amount of damage, according to s plant pathology upert. LaNing Wllllams of the Ohlo Agricultural Reoearcll and Developnent Center lllld II wu too 1000 to delennlne bow mucll mcnetary damage had bean dooe so far in Ohio. He ellllmated II would take up to three weeks to be deftnlte about the Iosa. r---------------------------, B .. Lawman Killed -,._ By TNT ATTEND AND SUPPORT YOUR MEIGS COUNTY FAIR hold score of Z79 against 261 foc DOMIGANS 801110 SERVICE STATION on Rt. 89 TO THE FAIR " ~ MELANIE DEAN, l'W101oy RoiQ S, center, bao 1iM1 judged a w1mer in the ch88-up d'e• category of Melp County Junior Fair c001pelilloa. Wltb Miss Dean, modeling their lllllO category are, lett, Irene Bameo of Pomeroy an<! Twlla Clalworthy, ON YOUR WAY Sn1ai'10 OlclwOOiles . To Go At Year.fnd Savinp. •• . " . lltlDAY, AUGUST ~1 9 :00 A.M.- food!! lnterviews. ;3.'hia activity Is limited to .4-H girls.' Girls will compete accotdln8' to .profects. They will be Interviewed arid judged 9h ,tlt~lr · accomplishments in the project. State Fajr· p&r~ ticipants will be sulected ·f~m this aetN!ty: Girls participating will bring with them t}lelr fair exhibit. Pre-registrabion must be done by AugUst 15th. , ~'OQd Demonstrations as scheduled . 9 :00 A.M.-Horse Show 8:15 P.M.-..Junlqr Fair Steer and Lamb Sale-Live•toek Rlns " somebody told hbn to be quiet," said Stockton. "l said, leave :m w. Main St. 992·2164 Pomeroy, Ohio him alone, he's doing fine." TheStoroWIIh"ALL KINOS OF STUFF" Stockton came to the 18th hole For Pets - Stables - Large & Small Animals . Lawns with a tllrOHiroke lead over Palmer and the folka still were cheering hecaUBe Arnie had just . .- - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -. . gained a stroke with along par l"ltt on the 17th, Stockton played the 18th wisely, remembering a lesson he learned in the Colonial Invitational at Fort Worth when THIS YEAR'S FAIR IS he unnecesaarily gambled on THE BEST YET. the last hole with a fat lead BIGGER THAN EVER "because l thought the THANKS TO ALL WHO champion should be the guy who HAVE TAK·EN AN hits the green•nd holes the laat putt." This time, he played his ACTIVE INTERESTl second safely short of the traps, bounced a chip up to within 10 feet, and then twc>jlulted to win comfortably. Stockton mildly chided some members of the press later who had referred to him as -·· .~. . . him a final round 73 and a 12· ,,,,.·;., ' 940\1 ,A,.lit-J-qn\!J!:' ' Falr Daley won. So he nudged it dose and then sank the shortie - giving Membership tic<ets on sale at : >.'J' ( f ._. ATHENS, !HI (UP!) ....QhiD Unlvenlty Pretddent Claada R. Sowle, toda71111ed the cre111m . of an apanded Ohio lllglnray Patrol force, trained mCllllpll8 dllta'baaco COIIIalmnenl and avallahle to Illata IChoo!s in Umea of emqency. Sowle made the tttatement in 111 111dontement o1 a recommendation lor an enlarged and avallahle patrol made by an ado Univeralty tmDJDittH of faculty, admlnlatratlon and otudent representaUves. The conunlttee receolly comllltted a otudy o1 security and cmlrol policies on the Ohio Unlvenlty campua bere. The atutly li'B8 port of a IIUIDIDer worl:lthop ealled to inveotlgate (I'Olems leading to the unlver· lilly's early closing lbla llll'ing loilowlng campua dlaorders. ' I rifllliSDAY1 AU(;UsT 20 ·. • ; Judging' ud Showmanship . · MotniJit-Girl Scouts At;tlvltles · · AgJ!icultural Society. Gate admission and free Parkin&' for your car during the ontire fair. Also makes you eligible to vote or file for the Board of Directors of the Society. Tickets will not be on sale on gates. Tickets can be purchased at Secretary's office on grounds after paying price of admission at gate. Admission price will not be refunded. fine. But they did gel me hot a MILLER BROS GROCERY, Main St., Rutland, Ohio couple of times." t.Jt' Once was on the wugh 13th ' hole, where Stockton had a WAID CROSS, :>ONS, Racihe_" Ohlo ·o;, .. - ... glorious chance to . bJow it all. Until then he'd been on a roller EAGLE FEED & SUPPLY, Chester, Ohio coaster - a birdie on the short sixth, a fantastic eagle two on ~t;G A R RUN FLOUR MILL, Pomeroy, Ohio the seventh when his Ita-yard wedge shot hit 10 inches heyond SWISHI:R & LOHSE DRUGS, Pomeroy, Ohio the cup and spun back in, a double bogey on the 'lhort eighth, and a birdie on the ninth. Membership Tickets sold only to individuals - .not to Here on the 13th he was five a company Ol' organization. strokes ahe~. but he put his ' . Junior and Senior Fair Pi61(!8m' . ' ' WEDNESDAY, AUGUS'l' 18< 9:00 A.M.-Junior Fair Beef Showmanship aDd Judging foUowed by sheep and swine , ·· 9:00 A.M.- Decorama,-.This activity Is ,limited to 4-ll girls in Home Furnishings projectS. ProJec~ Wlll be judpd on 'tileir accomplishments tbroll&'b the year. Photographs and slideo may be used. State Fair participation will be determined In this ae.. tivity. Pre-te8'istration must be done by August 16. . 10 :30 A.M.--4-H Boys Demonstrations 1:30 P.M.-Nutrition Contest 1 :30 P.M.-4-H Girls DemonstratJons wife and me," Strx:kton said. 2:30 P .M.-4-H Conservation Activity "It's not just the money, the $401000 check for first place WEDNESDAY EVE,NING- JUNIOR fAIR NIGHT it's everything else that comes 6:00 P.M.-Dog Show- Girl Scouts in charge after it." The "everything else" in~ 7:00 P.M.-Parade Groups eludes a lot of things for the Floats handsome, dark-haired young Livestock man from Westlake, Calif. It 7:20 P.M.- Project Revue and Style Revue means to start with, a berth in Open to all youth in the county the Wocld series of Golf al Akron, Ohio, sept. 12-13, with a minimum of $5,000 or a maximum of $25,tnl ; it means a herth in the World Cup at MEMBERSHIP TICKETS ' '· 1: Nov. • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • Buenos 12-la, asAires, one ofArgentina, the two U. S. repr esentatives . 1t means, Dave was qukk to point out, PRICE $3.00 - NON-TRANSFERABLE that now "I can play in any tournament I want to ror the next 10 years," and that means T~ is ticket makes you a member of the Meip County HAVE FUN AT TliE ' ~ •' on72nd ' l ' '! • • Pullout Labeled . I Defeat 8 Allies Killed-. By U. S. Force : ...... wh.., u.s. mortar nna aploded in their posllloa near Tay Ninh Cty, 88 miles nat• - o f Saigon. A unit of the South VieiiJI,. a meae ist Infantry divllion operatlnc south- of tied lire llue 0 ' 12 of Laos, rounds of 6lmm and QUip mortar lire early today. 'l'llo soldlera were ktiied and 1110 others wounded. ~t"by Fighting involving Am«<c.aa lroopo WIS reported IJcbl and ocatlered altbough one American was killed and tbr10 wounded when their truck bit a mine in Binh IMI~ ProvinCe northwest of Salgm, mlllluy spolrosmfl1 aald. The U.S. Command said American troop strenatb in tbe - decllDed by Sllll Dlllll last week and 8tood at 8,01810 ol Aug. 13. The United Statel will have to willHbw 22,018 mill by Oct. II to fuiiiU the Nlmm atblntstraUon's Pbue Fota' pullout of 50,000 men. East, West �, S~R:: TS . ·' " ' ., '· ~ ' Criea By JOHN G. GRIFFIN TULSA, Okla. (UP!) - All day long he ha'd marched in the midst of a throng lhat was openly rooting agalnat hbn, but now lie had just about won it all, and !hero on the 72nd green young Dave Stockton looked up at the crowd and caught the eye of his wife. " I started to cry," confessed the 28-year-<>ld pro who had jUBI beaten hack the challenge of that folk idol of Arnericau golf, Arnold Pabner. "I suddenly remembered, as l knelt there on the green looking at that ]!).foot putt, what all of this was going to mean to my ' ..., ,' ROYALTY OF 1liE 19'10 MEIGS COUNTY Junior Fair -: ore Ken Bolen, son of Mr . .OC Mrs. Albert Bolen of Dener :: lOll Rhea Mora, rlaughter of Mr . .OC Mrs. Donalrl Mora, -~ Pomeroy Rout.. 3. The king aml queen will be introducee ~ eacll evening at grant!sla!x! events at the annual fair which ~: runs Tues<lay through Saturrlay. . (Subj~ to Rtyisfpft). \ ~ ' r , Beefed :Up OSP As,ked. By Sowle -.~ WEDNESDAY, ~UGVI\.T.l~ 8:00 P.M.-+11 Style Revue · · T~~SDAY,AUGUST18 Morning'- FFA Actlvltl.es 12 :00 Noon- Tnctor ~ators Conllest Afternoon- Boy Scout Activities . '. ff ,' l . ' ' .' . .,' '' ~. ~· , ' paychecks. MEIGS COUNTY FAIR AUGUST 18-22 SEE US WE HAVE EVERYTHING FOR Horse & Rider THE 'TEX TAN. BIG HORI'I AND BONNA ALLEN SADDLES • ONUNm HORSE BlAN~ElS • SADDLE BlANKETS ·' ··FLY REPEllENTS • GROOMING SUPPLIES •·ACMEWESIERN BOOTS • AMERICAN WESTERN HATS •WESTERN BELTS AND BUCKLES •HORSE SHOES-BRIDLES-HALTERS • WHIPS-SPURS MODERN SUPPLY But over and above aU that, it means credentials for life as a st.'!r of the game of golf. Stockton didn't need to sink that li).foot putt to win - he could have threei>ulted and still ·; . .• t =:;:.the ' ALL AT OHIO VALLEY IN· ,, DUSTRIES ~ONGRATULATE , THE YOUTH OF MEIGS COUNTY AND TO AL.L WHO MADE THE 107TH ANNUAL MEIGS CO. FAIR POSSIBLf:l Palmer, who tied with pudgy North of Pomeroy, Ohio Bob Murphy for second. Stockton and Palmer played together all day - and playing SIMON'S GROCERY, W. Main, Pomeroy, Ohio ALSO against Palmer is like being the bad guy in a John Wayne movie. BRW HARDWARE, Second St., Pomeroy, Ohio Who roots against Palmer or Wayne ? GREEN LANTERN, W. Main & Court St., Pomeroy, 0 . "TheJr didn 't make any secret of who they were for," said SPORTS DEPT.. MIDDLEPORT DEPT. STORE, Mill Stockton, with a wry grin. St., Middleport, Ohio ''Most or the tinie, they were FEEDING RESULTS IIADVICa • ... •t.. ,..... '"''(.•\\' OHIO VALLEY INDUSTRIES . . . RT, 124 PHONE 992-2161 Disaster was possible, and as Stockton went up to the water, he heard a fan )tU, "Go, Arnie, go." "Heck, Arnie wasn't going anywhere - I. was jUBl taking a ha th," Stockton recalled. "It did burn me a bit. But theo l made the shot that probably saved the tournament. l took my drop and then hit it onto the green and two-putted for a bogey Instead of much worse." There was one other incident thal stood out In Stockton's mind after an afternoon of marching, out of step with "Arnie's Army." "unknown.,. Actually, lhe ' ,1. ' 4111 ANNUAL YUR·END .SAVINGS ~.. 'CADI LU•CCILDiSMCIIII.E Kam&.V•n Llklt "·: Our ' MINERSVILLE', 0. .,erl)': Mr. Smith . and . ¥n· \ i~e (lll!'IOIII1 income rate lor the first hall of 1t'lO wu & per po)'I'Ollo lD Your International Dealer Welcomes You To The ·Fair . ' lbeflrat hallofla8t cent from (X8Vioua year, but up l per cent lor the llxiiWIIth period over the flnl ·balf :, of la8t year' Entries In . . several hundred e11tries have ; been rec<ll'ded foc judging in the ·· open class competiUOM of the ; Meigs C9unty Fair. ~: In the hone cooformatlon . Judging, to Ito held nl 10 a.m. GET YOUR TICKETS Meigs County students having school erhibits at the Meigs County Fair may pick.up their admission ticket to the fair at the horne of Mrs. C. E. Blakeslee on Uncoln Heights, Pomeroy· SIIRINERS TO MEET The Twin City Shrine club will hold its regular meeting at 7:30 p.m. Thlll'llday at the Shrine Park in Racine. All Shriners are asked to att..nd lbla Important business meeting. Refresh· ments will he served. • 'l'hefe ate 'i3 enlrleti in the · ·~ ~ beelcail!edMII.on andtiin the · OO~UMBUS,Ohio (UP!)-~ • open c~ i Farm · For CO!Jlpeti!i9n_, lOW 116: , · · the IMd adlllii!A!d setlli)g off. dyna· mit,Jn lhfee Co!urnbu.o storea alld PloiUli& to blow up several. other target&, inCluding a · ~ay, . was charged Sunday 1ilttli jliuull willl jnt..nl to kill. ·u. WUUam Lewis lf.t!#ts, 23, . an Air F~ Academy di'opaut, · bombed the slDres in East Side ~turday -~~~·~~ tactiC" for flol'ler till ~ Pollee said Harrla told U!em ~r hidden eJ· plostveo. PoliCe aald Harrla, a 1111tive of Tonkawa, Okla., told U!em he prevlous1f had placed eJPiostves 't noo Ohlo NaUonal ~ ofl(!)ea in the East Slde and on ali ~ above In' tentate' io in the East Side. llaJTIB ..ttl he concocted the schelile alone, pollee aald. Mr FCJI'C!I !Wutenanl who police where to find :.l(i''li'cit'dtii:iQIO ••,. ~l!Dilce · ,ri;l'.~l:eo "' MiJre . Youth ' ' Actif1i#es ' ' . Ar1NiJ ' . .Me:_~ · ... 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Beet 10 :00 10 :00 I :00 I :00 THURSDAY, AUGUST 20th, 1970 9:00 A.M.--Juni.or Fair- Dairy Showmanship and Judging 11:00 A.M.-Jumor Fair- Poultry and Rabbit Showmanship aDd Judging' Moming~irl Scouts Aftemoon-.fo'F A 2:00 P .M.-Judging Dairy Cattl~-Open Clase ' 1 :00 P.M.-Runnin.~ Quarter Horse Races ' 6 :00 P.M. -Twilight Horse Harness Racing ' 8 :30 P.M.-Tex Ritter Show 9:00 9:00 •2 :00 '2:30 ' 6:00 •a :30 8 :15 FRIDAY, AUGUST 21, 1970 A.M.--4-H Girls Demonetrabion A.M.- Horse Show and Judging P .M.-Pony Harness Races P.M.-Pony Running Races P.M.- Twilight Horse Harness Racing P.M.- Horse Pulling Contest P.M.-Fat Steer and Fat Lamb Sale SATURDAY, AUGUST 22nd, 1970 '3 :00 P .M.--Horse Harness Racing '8:30 P.M.-Vic Hyde (One Man Band), Hannonaires, and The Flowers Family *Grandstand Attractions NO SWIMMING would not be surprised to see a lbere Wlll be DO oigbt resumplloo of fighting acrosa swlmmlog al the Middleport the canal befoce the three· Community Pool tenilbt aad month ceasHire el)lires. Wedneoday due to Meip The lll'aell mllltary sources County Fair aeUviHea, Mike claiming proof positive of the Hargraves, park manager, Egyptian anUalrcrafl missile said today. The pool will also movements did not diaclo8e the he closed qn Wedaesday due rlBture of the documentation. to Kiddie Day at lhe But the evidence was deocrlhed fairgrounds from 10 a.m. to 4 m~ves, as other than aerial reconnals- p.m. 'lbe most urgent tblng right sance photographs. now Ia the quesllon of Israel's slnctrlty," Eban said at newa GRADUATE PICKED cmlarmce. ''We mwtt reach a NEW CONCORD Ohio (UP!) common understanding with · ' - . Mu~kong'!_m Colle&~ ha.s lb United Slat81 that th I UP!) laraell military sources today claimed absolute proof that Egyptian lorces are moving Soviet miselles toward the Suez Canal in vlolatloo of the Middle East ceaoe.fire. , Foreign Minister Abbe S. Eban said be apected the United states to beck up Israel and verify the 11 · appoinled Paul L, Morris of • violaliona took pia.,.. Colwnbus, a l!i.jg Muskingum Eban wu commenting on a graduate, as executive director statement SUnday In Wasblng- of development. ton by Defense Secretary Melvin R. Laird thai II was udl.fflcult to prore or dlBp'ove" the antiaircraft mlsalle movementa which Iarael began reporting ahorlly after the Suez Canal c.......rtre went Into effect on Aug. 7. Israel holda the United States ,.......stble for overseeing the torma of the cease-lire which is designed to pave the way for peace Ialka under U.N. aUSpi· ces. Eben spoke against the badttk'op of a warning SUnday by Pnmler Gaida Meir tbet she Morris has served as executive director of the Ohio Congress of Parents and Teachers Inc. for the past two years . COLLECTIONS RECORD COLUMBUS (UPI) - State treasurer John llerberl said Ohio's 88 counties will share in a record high int.'!ngible personal property t.'!x distribution of more than 156 million. The figure is a 3.61 per cent riae over last year's d(s. irlbution. O'Keefe defused both nploslve charges ftve minutes before they were set to OJplode. The home-made bombs were CIIIIPI'ised of dynamite sUcks, two batteries a~ a Mlckey Mouse clock. Lt. Robert Grashel, another bumb squad o!licer, said the dynamite found on the overpass li'B8 enough to "take out a whole . IOCUon ol the free. way." . the Ill<~." ... Aft..r Two Vein Harris, ststioned al nearby Lockbourne AFB since last November as an administrative officer foc the 301st Avionics Maintenance Squad, was forced out of the Air Force Academy In 1966 alter two ynars hecaUBe of grades. He graduated from the Oklahoma Slate University in 1969 and was commissioned a second lieutenant that year. Police believe Harris pur~ chased the dynamite from a commercial ouUet. Lockbourne officials said the eJPloslves did not come from the base, Whitehall Fire Inspeclor James Soteriades seta prellm· inary damage estimate to the bombed buildings at $11111,1100 and.· aattl u may be twice that. . Two of the Injured 'persons stlll were hospltallled Sunday, both in fair condlUon. !llrris was under heavy lliWI! *t Lockbourne AFB ljos. piW. Further charges were n:~.ted to be plaCed 1'.... he Is 'l'e!tall8d· "«~~i:j~s ;_, Judging. Open Cla811 Sheep and Swine Judain8' at conclusion of Beef Judging. A.M. to 4:00 P.M.-Kiddies Day- AU rides reduced A.M.- Conformation Show- Horses aDd Ponies P.M.- Horse Show P .M.-Fiower Show Judging . Wed;'lesday Ev~in~-Junlor Fair Night - See det&tls In Jr. Fa1r hat ln premium book. jEUUSALEM e .. WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 19th; 1970 8:00 A.M.-Poultry Judging-Open -Claae , 9 :00 A.M.-Decorama . 9:00 A.M.- Junitll' Fair Beef Showmanship and judll'in8' folli>!Ved by Sheep and Swine. ' Open Class Beef J udgin8' to follow Jr. Fair Claim Proof of Egyptian, Sneak J.,.O'Keefe, a bomb espert A suburbin Whitehall deiA!JCtargeted lor the 'tiibber- on the pollee department, ..ld uve ..ttl u.! airman confeosed . . • _ 30 sUcka of dynamite were the bllarre bombings was a """''" wu aaTested when hi • found In the l!rblaework of the plol to rob the atorea. · ,. , ot ~· :. I i> ' "Some ol Uleril were set up O'Keelelllld lfaml collected as diverstonarles," the detec\;.~=~ from the bank dve .. ld. "lie planned to btl the1.dld not deto. stores !'hUe police were ft!Pll, ·Njialred rushing Off to the Oilier tllii!D In tilt ·de. plAces." '• ; · ~=~·~:~ 1 , · 'llut apperenlly Hariia toOt i' ot• 110Uilq .!rem the s...... ·,. ' Wbili!hall' Pollee Cblof R.aljib K. Wa~ said· ,,_. !1"411!: for ,. . ,,....... """' he dld ..:,. pi" til!>' ot . TUESDAY, AUGUST 18th, 1970 10:00 A,M.-Admlsaion will be charged at ptes 10:00 J,,J4,- .Judgi)18' Dol!leatlc Arte '7 :30 P.M.- Pony Pullin&' Contest Mornln8'- FHA Atwrnoon- Boy Scout.. 12 :00 Noon-Tractor Operators Co-t had ·~eellngJ ol unea8neu" m lite questlm. "Asa g1!1141'al matter," Sowle said, "I beDeve that taw enforcement responalbUitlea ahould be IIUialled only by flllltime, welllrlined profesaimal pollee officers." Sowle, however, endorsed the 1110 of students, faculty and stall members as oboerven or lire marshalls surdin8 cam· pua bulldlnga Wring llmes of em...gency, Other actions by Sowle in· eluded: -A recomme~~dallon ·that ''unnecessary or premature" confronlatitris between pollee and demon&lralOrs ahoultl be avoided. -A recommmdation for new legislation prviding more lleJ!billty in the ellglbillty rerequirementa and compensatlon for camp~~ oecurlty personnel. -A greemenl with a oommit· tee finding that security personel on campus should be allowed to continue wearinr sidearma. Approval of the isauance of identity carda, inclnding pho· tographs f<r all students fac· ulty and staf! members ~fall. ·I~~~~= AF Academy Dropout Charged ' • PlCNlC IIF.Lb A family picnic liu 1\eld Friday "'*ning at the J.tid. . dleport MJr111a P~k. Altendlng wen Mr. an<! MJ'I, Ired Hoff· mali, r.m..,, 1'amnly, David and ..,..W •Hundreds of centahovethelewldor year, olftclal· added. Jime the ltlate were down 1per the called, go Dave , go , and CaUfocnian baa been red-bot. prior to the last round he had ahotll..lraight roumls of 71 or better In competl'f'. • '·'. : pollee officer wu ldlled and , . seven others injured early ·• : today When they apparenUy ·were lured into a dynamite trap here. CAMP GRAYUNG, MICH. -GOV. JAMES A. Rbodea told Pollee uid they received. call Ohlo National Guardamal at bls final review of troopa here that where a wor48n was reportea they bad "....tt Ohlo from n:cooslve violence" during blo two screaming. Eight officers an· torma ol oflice. Rhodeo toJ4 the 4,000 IJIIIII'dmlen b...e lor IIUIDIDer owen the call to what turned training they otood as a ''!Julwark agalnll dlsul.... .. out to be a vacant hoUBO. Col. 'l'hOOias S. Farrell, dlre<tor of the Selective Service . An officer found a suitcase System in Ohio, presented Rhodes with a citation lor "outstanding Inside the structure and, as he support" Ill the aystem during blo torma. Brig. Gtn. Earle H. waa moving it, it exploded. The Bridgewater Jr. of Athena, Ohlo, wu Civen the Meritorloua officer, tentatively identified as Service Medal for ''dlltllngullbed" ler'rice 88 oommanding Larry Menard, was killed. general of the guard'a 18th Engineer Brigade between February , One officer was blown 19611 and January 19'10. tllrough a back door; another halfway across the front lawn. ru Clll, VIETNAM- THE u.s.MILITARY Qnnmand aattl A res1dent standing across the today a n..,.ear..,ld lleld wOrker for the American Red croaa was street was also felled. ltlabbed to death in her at the headquarters of the U. S. i The seven officers were takeit ~~ ; .. · . D!~' · ,.~~, ·,, ,. . ... , I to a hospllal. None· i 'lia&o'• •. • -~laid the~~ Virginia Krisdl, '\! ··considered in wiouJ condition: BiloW~ ' , !XIlo. wu fotmd In her 'niiliii lilorlly before • a.m: Half of the house was SUnday. ·"ihattered to kindling," one . __ twltness said, He said the real COWMBUB '- PERSONAL INCOME in Ohlo during June barely was standing and a · waa fG,Z blllltri, up f per CElli from June, 11161, the OhiD State heavv 1)11,.. of "Bhobjun aheli," Unlvenlty Center lor BlllllnfiiS and Eoonomtc Reoeardl ..td !Continued on page :II) ·' "At the 12th green, alitUe boy HAS CALLEII.S Mn. Bertha Bentz Schneider and ·her slater, llesa Bentz, called on · Mn. Josephine MeGhea NC\!fltly' , llilenty of Valt•·Raled Used . Cars ' second shot into the watt.'f'. SHOP US FOR YEAR'S BEST BUY ON OLDS ;• . 'ews ... rn ne1 s . OMAHA, Neb. (UP!) -One For Economical Efficient Bowie also eadorsed a commltlee recmuneodatiGn tbet curfews, If inlllituted, should be a Jobt effort ol both unlveratty I l\.T .• ~ I and city ol!lclals, The university president : 1 1 questluled the (10811ble UBO ol l I deputized aWdllary personnel for law enforcement during By Ualted Prelt Wtnlalllllal W008'1'ER, OHIO - 'I1IE SOOTIIEilN LEAF bllihl diBeaae campua disorders, saying he has hit tlie earn crop in parta of Ohio lbla· llliDIIII..,, causing an ...mown amount of damage, according to s plant pathology upert. LaNing Wllllams of the Ohlo Agricultural Reoearcll and Developnent Center lllld II wu too 1000 to delennlne bow mucll mcnetary damage had bean dooe so far in Ohio. He ellllmated II would take up to three weeks to be deftnlte about the Iosa. r---------------------------, B .. Lawman Killed -,._ By TNT ATTEND AND SUPPORT YOUR MEIGS COUNTY FAIR hold score of Z79 against 261 foc DOMIGANS 801110 SERVICE STATION on Rt. 89 TO THE FAIR " ~ MELANIE DEAN, l'W101oy RoiQ S, center, bao 1iM1 judged a w1mer in the ch88-up d'e• category of Melp County Junior Fair c001pelilloa. Wltb Miss Dean, modeling their lllllO category are, lett, Irene Bameo of Pomeroy an<! Twlla Clalworthy, ON YOUR WAY Sn1ai'10 OlclwOOiles . To Go At Year.fnd Savinp. •• . " . lltlDAY, AUGUST ~1 9 :00 A.M.- food!! lnterviews. ;3.'hia activity Is limited to .4-H girls.' Girls will compete accotdln8' to .profects. They will be Interviewed arid judged 9h ,tlt~lr · accomplishments in the project. State Fajr· p&r~ ticipants will be sulected ·f~m this aetN!ty: Girls participating will bring with them t}lelr fair exhibit. Pre-registrabion must be done by AugUst 15th. , ~'OQd Demonstrations as scheduled . 9 :00 A.M.-Horse Show 8:15 P.M.-..Junlqr Fair Steer and Lamb Sale-Live•toek Rlns " somebody told hbn to be quiet," said Stockton. "l said, leave :m w. Main St. 992·2164 Pomeroy, Ohio him alone, he's doing fine." TheStoroWIIh"ALL KINOS OF STUFF" Stockton came to the 18th hole For Pets - Stables - Large & Small Animals . Lawns with a tllrOHiroke lead over Palmer and the folka still were cheering hecaUBe Arnie had just . .- - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -. . gained a stroke with along par l"ltt on the 17th, Stockton played the 18th wisely, remembering a lesson he learned in the Colonial Invitational at Fort Worth when THIS YEAR'S FAIR IS he unnecesaarily gambled on THE BEST YET. the last hole with a fat lead BIGGER THAN EVER "because l thought the THANKS TO ALL WHO champion should be the guy who HAVE TAK·EN AN hits the green•nd holes the laat putt." This time, he played his ACTIVE INTERESTl second safely short of the traps, bounced a chip up to within 10 feet, and then twc>jlulted to win comfortably. Stockton mildly chided some members of the press later who had referred to him as -·· .~. . . him a final round 73 and a 12· ,,,,.·;., ' 940\1 ,A,.lit-J-qn\!J!:' ' Falr Daley won. So he nudged it dose and then sank the shortie - giving Membership tic<ets on sale at : >.'J' ( f ._. ATHENS, !HI (UP!) ....QhiD Unlvenlty Pretddent Claada R. Sowle, toda71111ed the cre111m . of an apanded Ohio lllglnray Patrol force, trained mCllllpll8 dllta'baaco COIIIalmnenl and avallahle to Illata IChoo!s in Umea of emqency. Sowle made the tttatement in 111 111dontement o1 a recommendation lor an enlarged and avallahle patrol made by an ado Univeralty tmDJDittH of faculty, admlnlatratlon and otudent representaUves. The conunlttee receolly comllltted a otudy o1 security and cmlrol policies on the Ohio Unlvenlty campua bere. The atutly li'B8 port of a IIUIDIDer worl:lthop ealled to inveotlgate (I'Olems leading to the unlver· lilly's early closing lbla llll'ing loilowlng campua dlaorders. ' I rifllliSDAY1 AU(;UsT 20 ·. • ; Judging' ud Showmanship . · MotniJit-Girl Scouts At;tlvltles · · AgJ!icultural Society. Gate admission and free Parkin&' for your car during the ontire fair. Also makes you eligible to vote or file for the Board of Directors of the Society. Tickets will not be on sale on gates. Tickets can be purchased at Secretary's office on grounds after paying price of admission at gate. Admission price will not be refunded. fine. But they did gel me hot a MILLER BROS GROCERY, Main St., Rutland, Ohio couple of times." t.Jt' Once was on the wugh 13th ' hole, where Stockton had a WAID CROSS, :>ONS, Racihe_" Ohlo ·o;, .. - ... glorious chance to . bJow it all. Until then he'd been on a roller EAGLE FEED & SUPPLY, Chester, Ohio coaster - a birdie on the short sixth, a fantastic eagle two on ~t;G A R RUN FLOUR MILL, Pomeroy, Ohio the seventh when his Ita-yard wedge shot hit 10 inches heyond SWISHI:R & LOHSE DRUGS, Pomeroy, Ohio the cup and spun back in, a double bogey on the 'lhort eighth, and a birdie on the ninth. Membership Tickets sold only to individuals - .not to Here on the 13th he was five a company Ol' organization. strokes ahe~. but he put his ' . Junior and Senior Fair Pi61(!8m' . ' ' WEDNESDAY, AUGUS'l' 18< 9:00 A.M.-Junior Fair Beef Showmanship aDd Judging foUowed by sheep and swine , ·· 9:00 A.M.- Decorama,-.This activity Is ,limited to 4-ll girls in Home Furnishings projectS. ProJec~ Wlll be judpd on 'tileir accomplishments tbroll&'b the year. Photographs and slideo may be used. State Fair participation will be determined In this ae.. tivity. Pre-te8'istration must be done by August 16. . 10 :30 A.M.--4-H Boys Demonstrations 1:30 P.M.-Nutrition Contest 1 :30 P.M.-4-H Girls DemonstratJons wife and me," Strx:kton said. 2:30 P .M.-4-H Conservation Activity "It's not just the money, the $401000 check for first place WEDNESDAY EVE,NING- JUNIOR fAIR NIGHT it's everything else that comes 6:00 P.M.-Dog Show- Girl Scouts in charge after it." The "everything else" in~ 7:00 P.M.-Parade Groups eludes a lot of things for the Floats handsome, dark-haired young Livestock man from Westlake, Calif. It 7:20 P.M.- Project Revue and Style Revue means to start with, a berth in Open to all youth in the county the Wocld series of Golf al Akron, Ohio, sept. 12-13, with a minimum of $5,000 or a maximum of $25,tnl ; it means a herth in the World Cup at MEMBERSHIP TICKETS ' '· 1: Nov. • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • Buenos 12-la, asAires, one ofArgentina, the two U. S. repr esentatives . 1t means, Dave was qukk to point out, PRICE $3.00 - NON-TRANSFERABLE that now "I can play in any tournament I want to ror the next 10 years," and that means T~ is ticket makes you a member of the Meip County HAVE FUN AT TliE ' ~ •' on72nd ' l ' '! • • Pullout Labeled . I Defeat 8 Allies Killed-. By U. S. Force : ...... wh.., u.s. mortar nna aploded in their posllloa near Tay Ninh Cty, 88 miles nat• - o f Saigon. A unit of the South VieiiJI,. a meae ist Infantry divllion operatlnc south- of tied lire llue 0 ' 12 of Laos, rounds of 6lmm and QUip mortar lire early today. 'l'llo soldlera were ktiied and 1110 others wounded. ~t"by Fighting involving Am«<c.aa lroopo WIS reported IJcbl and ocatlered altbough one American was killed and tbr10 wounded when their truck bit a mine in Binh IMI~ ProvinCe northwest of Salgm, mlllluy spolrosmfl1 aald. The U.S. Command said American troop strenatb in tbe - decllDed by Sllll Dlllll last week and 8tood at 8,01810 ol Aug. 13. The United Statel will have to willHbw 22,018 mill by Oct. II to fuiiiU the Nlmm atblntstraUon's Pbue Fota' pullout of 50,000 men. East, West �I ' ' L' ;·"\' ''Yi-.' '. ·"' '\ ' " •• Serving ContinuoUSly For 21 Yeal-s. I 5,BIG.DAYS '· ~ •. ~ ' ' A,ND NIGHTS . ·. AW;usr ' , I I AS SERVICE . o/i. '~ \ WE WILL SERVE ·.-ou ANYWHERE!! KrR· ·JOE'S CAJtRY 564' LOCUST ptlone 992-3152 .-.. I ) , , ~- , ·.....lllomas· · t Goett · , , ! ~· '( Arnald THE HARMONAIIIES, comedy and llnCinll rMo1n. of tbe 1!:11 Sulllnil Sbcnr, wiD appoor 111 Saturday at 8:30p.m. at tbe,IO'IIh Amllll Melp CDunty Falr. 'lbey ftaturo a unique brand of comedy with lmperaonatlooa of the Mllll Brolbera and Ink Spots. They allo feature ....,.1, popular, novelty and comedy numberllln lhelr routine. 1be Harmonalna blve bell! feal1nd at C<lllventloos, falra and opeclll events from c:oulto c:out and blve been acclabned aa one of the finest st•glnuroup~ln America today. For ODeratar Busina -.g At The ·li's the personal service and quick ,'dellver'y· and desire Jo ser'.!e our . custcimers that has buill a small business ~~ y~rs ago Into ooeoflhe largest bottled gills •.operations In Ohio. See friendly Arnold Grate, he will save you money. I • • USE OUR BOITLED GAS IN YOUR MOBIL£ HOME ••• LOWESJ' RATES the famous names you want: Maytag ... Zenith .. . Serta . . . and fine furniture from the nati'on's leading makers. Shop Rutland Furniture, you'll be pleaaanUy surprised. • - THEY WON'T IF YOU"CALL 992·2036 _ '· Take the family to the fair. It's a fun outing, and there's something of Interest for Exhibits, displays for 1\o\om and Dad, games for the kids, plus races and other ex<:ltln•ll spectator events. So come early, stay late. Value-lriae shoppers fr0111e 4county area come to this big furniture marl in our small town, WHY? .. . Because they get tilg town &election at small· town prices. We're jW!I famOW! for values! And you'll find aU · We Care ••• · ., Fair ... I Furniture & Appliances Values, Tool of the Rutland Battled Gas Family Pomeroy.... .. We're Famous Grate - . l ' i i.' Have A Coke And En joy The Melg.s County Fair This Weeki I Fair '1'itne Mark. The Erul [)!Summer & The . Beginning Of FaU If You Plan On Installing ...(1· New Fumace .Or Repairing An 9ld Orw lAUv.. e• BoHiecl Under Authority of The Coca· Cola Company by: ; • • ,o ' • I • " • - LOW·BOY i.. \ JU: . R NACES . ·.~ BY STOPPING FIRST AT lDU'S ASHLAND FOR ASAFETY atECK & FilL UP THEN JAIR ' FOR Forced Air Type For Basement Installation uusr la.AUGusr 22 time Is free from pro.blems If you see lou first. Tires • U-Hauls · Gasoline D S.RVICE ' 1'., i ,_,, ' ., ' T.V. Stamps On All Purchases . . ' Parkersburg Coca-Cola BoHling Co. Parkersburg, W. lia .- · HEAT WITH IT - COOK WITH ITI . fou can beat and cook with !lank, aet25feet from your !railer. Why buy fuel oil? If you order a new traller, order ooe for Bottled Gao. Get our discount now oo lP Gas for your lraUer. Have a modern home: modernize your bath and kitchen I Let us plan and . Install new plumbing fixtures tor up-fo·date convenience, and all for a·few · pennies a day. We've plans for enh1111clng any decorating scheme. VIsit us · today I It's The Real Thing••" \ ' OUR PRE-SEASON SPECIAL PRICES ' ' ARE NOW IN EFFECT/I OHIO ,, ... - .. ' ,, ' ' ' ,, tr~· •',! ~ "· • '· ' rr \ ' "E~l\~G Thru Aupt On~! YOU BUYII • ' .' atECII WllH US BEFORE ACTUAL PHOTO OF OUR TANKS IN STOCK AND READY TO SERVE YOU ""Ji· , CALL OR ' WRITE US NOW! . PMONE 1A2~2·11 ' ·;, .95 ..., INSTillED IHI5 YEAR AS IN THl. PASr . ' .EBERSIIACH . . . . SAUJTtS 1HE FAIR NiO All OF- TAKIJIG AN ACn\t.lMUN ... , ITS CDITI- GIOMH.. . . .AND 'SI...,..,....,., m"t . ,t•t'~.. ;~ •.:....... ._.. ~ Attend the i'Q7,h. Meills~untr Includes: .SettiJW at Gas TIM; ' 65,lp) B11J ,.Mami" . . . IIIII �I ' ' L' ;·"\' ''Yi-.' '. ·"' '\ ' " •• Serving ContinuoUSly For 21 Yeal-s. I 5,BIG.DAYS '· ~ •. ~ ' ' A,ND NIGHTS . ·. AW;usr ' , I I AS SERVICE . o/i. '~ \ WE WILL SERVE ·.-ou ANYWHERE!! KrR· ·JOE'S CAJtRY 564' LOCUST ptlone 992-3152 .-.. I ) , , ~- , ·.....lllomas· · t Goett · , , ! ~· '( Arnald THE HARMONAIIIES, comedy and llnCinll rMo1n. of tbe 1!:11 Sulllnil Sbcnr, wiD appoor 111 Saturday at 8:30p.m. at tbe,IO'IIh Amllll Melp CDunty Falr. 'lbey ftaturo a unique brand of comedy with lmperaonatlooa of the Mllll Brolbera and Ink Spots. They allo feature ....,.1, popular, novelty and comedy numberllln lhelr routine. 1be Harmonalna blve bell! feal1nd at C<lllventloos, falra and opeclll events from c:oulto c:out and blve been acclabned aa one of the finest st•glnuroup~ln America today. For ODeratar Busina -.g At The ·li's the personal service and quick ,'dellver'y· and desire Jo ser'.!e our . custcimers that has buill a small business ~~ y~rs ago Into ooeoflhe largest bottled gills •.operations In Ohio. See friendly Arnold Grate, he will save you money. I • • USE OUR BOITLED GAS IN YOUR MOBIL£ HOME ••• LOWESJ' RATES the famous names you want: Maytag ... Zenith .. . Serta . . . and fine furniture from the nati'on's leading makers. Shop Rutland Furniture, you'll be pleaaanUy surprised. • - THEY WON'T IF YOU"CALL 992·2036 _ '· Take the family to the fair. It's a fun outing, and there's something of Interest for Exhibits, displays for 1\o\om and Dad, games for the kids, plus races and other ex<:ltln•ll spectator events. So come early, stay late. Value-lriae shoppers fr0111e 4county area come to this big furniture marl in our small town, WHY? .. . Because they get tilg town &election at small· town prices. We're jW!I famOW! for values! And you'll find aU · We Care ••• · ., Fair ... I Furniture & Appliances Values, Tool of the Rutland Battled Gas Family Pomeroy.... .. We're Famous Grate - . l ' i i.' Have A Coke And En joy The Melg.s County Fair This Weeki I Fair '1'itne Mark. The Erul [)!Summer & The . Beginning Of FaU If You Plan On Installing ...(1· New Fumace .Or Repairing An 9ld Orw lAUv.. e• BoHiecl Under Authority of The Coca· Cola Company by: ; • • ,o ' • I • " • - LOW·BOY i.. \ JU: . R NACES . ·.~ BY STOPPING FIRST AT lDU'S ASHLAND FOR ASAFETY atECK & FilL UP THEN JAIR ' FOR Forced Air Type For Basement Installation uusr la.AUGusr 22 time Is free from pro.blems If you see lou first. Tires • U-Hauls · Gasoline D S.RVICE ' 1'., i ,_,, ' ., ' T.V. Stamps On All Purchases . . ' Parkersburg Coca-Cola BoHling Co. Parkersburg, W. lia .- · HEAT WITH IT - COOK WITH ITI . fou can beat and cook with !lank, aet25feet from your !railer. Why buy fuel oil? If you order a new traller, order ooe for Bottled Gao. Get our discount now oo lP Gas for your lraUer. Have a modern home: modernize your bath and kitchen I Let us plan and . Install new plumbing fixtures tor up-fo·date convenience, and all for a·few · pennies a day. We've plans for enh1111clng any decorating scheme. VIsit us · today I It's The Real Thing••" \ ' OUR PRE-SEASON SPECIAL PRICES ' ' ARE NOW IN EFFECT/I OHIO ,, ... - .. ' ,, ' ' ' ,, tr~· •',! ~ "· • '· ' rr \ ' "E~l\~G Thru Aupt On~! YOU BUYII • ' .' atECII WllH US BEFORE ACTUAL PHOTO OF OUR TANKS IN STOCK AND READY TO SERVE YOU ""Ji· , CALL OR ' WRITE US NOW! . PMONE 1A2~2·11 ' ·;, .95 ..., INSTillED IHI5 YEAR AS IN THl. PASr . ' .EBERSIIACH . . . . SAUJTtS 1HE FAIR NiO All OF- TAKIJIG AN ACn\t.lMUN ... , ITS CDITI- GIOMH.. . . .AND 'SI...,..,....,., m"t . ,t•t'~.. ;~ •.:....... ._.. ~ Attend the i'Q7,h. Meills~untr Includes: .SettiJW at Gas TIM; ' 65,lp) B11J ,.Mami" . . . IIIII �; ~ ·~ · Speed Depatiment Fl'Amres . J. a:..~D,y,~~llflddle~1.b., Aug.t7,tr/O ~ , . Quarter Horse, Pf!RY Hamess, .an.d 1f t<·::,,, ·· . '. ' ' ~r~ ; ' I '! . · · • ·' Hor,s.e ·Pulling (font~~~ ·fs FridiJr,Even~ng· Ff!aJur~ . . { •.· v ( Deparlmllnt XII • Speed . Wnt. Smith. Fr<HI Gaetlol"- WaUuo lmi!Onl In . . . . . . THURSDA~ AUGUST 20, lWID, 1:00 PJI. 2 Year Old Pace .. .. .. .. .. . ........ .. ...... · · · .... " • .. Bit. tiiOO :j Year Old Trot . . .. . .. .. . .. · · · · ...... · .. .. · .... .. · " Bit. $21100 Paoe-.Non·Winnerl of PJOO,OO · · · · · · · · · ' · · · · · · · · · · · · l4QO.!IQ ~ (Non-wmncro of $7110.00 J1l 1970 llliidble. ' < FRIDAY AUGUST 21, '1970, 1:00 PJI. , 2 Year Old Trot .. .. ' . ............ · .. · .. .. .. . .. .. Jill~ $21100 3 Year Old Pace . . . . . .. .. .. .. ............ Bot. $21100 Tro~on-Wienoro ol. $li500.00 ........ · . · • ·. · · · · · · fiiOO.OO , _ SATURDAY, AUGUST 22, 1970, 3:00 P.ll. OHD reo Pace - NoD·wlnnero of $10,000.00 ....... . .... $700.00 Punoo ~on-Winnera of $10,000. . ....... · · · · · · · · · · · · · tiiOO.OO , _ (Non-Winoor& of $21100.00 in 111611 elialblo) Paeo-li"DD·Winnen of ~ .. . . .. . .. .. . · · .. .. · fiiOO.OO l'urle' CONDITIONS VSTA ru1eo to govern event& En..-anoe leo 3" of porn, ucept tho Obto Colt Stokoe enlriDC'O fee is aa advertised. !lOiley 11YIIloo ~ 16. 10, 5%, Five 10 ltlrt The right II naervod to ob&nle order U pro;ram or to declare off 1117 race if unavoidable eondiUODI preva . Two hoot pion. Every heal a raeo. _, '1-atiOJI iJJ eae eleven or more horaes doelore m IDf ev..., oleID__, ':f belliAll~~a~ be declared In, oo or before 10:00 A.M'. tile dq bef":;.1~1J!."t, be raced under USTA and Ohlo Fllr l'ulld Law. SPEED COK!fJT!'EE Wm B DoWDle Fred GoeJloill Wollooa Bradlonl liOani sTARTING GATE PHOTO rlNISH Btacksmltn and Veterinarian on the 11:ounds. Member of the River Valley a.It ctreUJt Blanket Tropbtoa for winning Horae. QUARTER HORSE RACING AUGUST 20 1970 -POST TIMI 1:00 P.M. ' -,, l ! Pony Htlme# ~ . ' wm, a. Oewnlo, Fni Gaetltl• • > .,, I ! • , ... wm. lmllh ' ( , 111 C""I'IO ·., J'lii])AY, AUGlJ!Jl' 21$T, il;l!O PJI. nat-QDilatU- ~ M1 '· antUDd.er ... _ ...J.o.. ;'., .: . •,•.• •.. . ... . . ~~ 1'I'<JI :.._ Oile ~l>il- O¥e\' 48'' ~ IJO'' iJJd~ : ' . .' .... .' • I • .. Pui'M flO . ·. . '. ·· ic ~ · ·. CONDITIONI • · '""'- ··~ be Ill • : .~··~··-~ .. , . et0oo!cl12 110,01! dil before race. .. · ,,. Dll'eeton IIi <~ 10 <Ill ofi Ot' l'ecllut17 ~. Jilaeh en117 10 flo rrio~ at the' eoncrate lijAiok d!'IID hi tile oeDterllld before lilt raCI aj the ..U.eoieJJee of tJie ~ Ill cblrle. ' EnlrJ leo P-00 addti!l, . . · '· Money dlvliio'D a · Z$-c.IJI..lo-t'l'. . . r.r.e - ·. ', Wm. 1st Place 50 per cent, 2nd Place 30 per cent, Srd Place 15 per cent, 4th Place 5 pRAerCEcenb . 220 d •9< 00 Entry Fee Registered - ls Y B.-,.....· -Added Purse $40.00. 2 and 3 Yr. Old . Registered - 2nd RACE - 220 yds . -425 .00 Entry Fee - Added Purse $40.00. 4 Yrs . and Older. Registered- Srd RACE - 330 yds .-425.00 Entry Fee - Added Purse $40.00. All Ages . Open - 4th RACE - 440 yds .-$25.00 h'ntry FeeAdded Purse $40 . 00. Registered - 5th RACE - 440 yds .-425 .00 Entry Fee -Added Purse $40 . 00 . All Ages . Open - 6th RACE - 8·8 Mile-425. 00 Entry Fee Added Purse $40 . 00. · ·_ Meigs County Agriculture Society will not be responsible for accidents to riders and horses. . . . Run by rules of Ohio Quarter Horse Racmll' Assoctation . Electric 8 Hole Starting Gates -Jockey Ltcense may be obtained from Race Secretary. Photo Finish - Judges decisions are final . Entries on a first come first served basis ·- Entry Fee to acc:om,patty application. When race is filled, entries will be pulljq. No drlv~ will o be allo""'d lo jUJIIp douOJctre... , 'ftlthod oa lba dar or the conr-t lieiWMII 1•:eo ~0011'1!14 4:00 P.X. at'alodj •l<alea IDd a wt~Jbt certlllqro!a IIIIJJia"' ~AD tea111 liMDt bo 10. Undue abuJivc lreatmeot to borool oo or ott the pl!!li!)f llild _., Ulldue profanity eau dbquoli!y conte.tonls lf ;ioldpo !00 It~ . 11. 'nlero mall be at least three j.,q.. lor .... <Ontal . . . molorib' "lhall determine ~on. · . 12. Wolaht for otart or pUll ohall be detormlned by lilt nWd"• ,. , 11 to bohl down the. number of pull8 "''d atill· give tile ope<laltti ·~...,. show allllou&h In 'nO .... oball more ll)an 1000 POUodt bo a~ It """ lldrd or teamo are ·•llminatM oxeept In eae of a ~tale w welfl't pUll wbore the lwldieap OD oertaill leal!ll mua h .....tor/ t ,;. 18. EJ<b contestant mUll preoeDI a 'ft181it ollp of leo!a . . ~ W$18be' lllplber. Welgblng DOIII be ®De by .<OIIIJ'Oient ~ ~ limit to eompe ta in puB and ho<oeai!'At are to pull tollllheo 1111!11 bo . at tlJD".e aDd place detignated be!Ql'e »uD. Member of ·~~~o .~lfee mUll ·be preaeut •t the aealtu at ~· of wejghjnl. · · · 14. TeaJna will puB ill order they woiJb Jn at l<liot or enlrlet le- eompaay IDirf. • · ' Owilera wW fvrnlob their O'fl'l,l Hod. . , ·' ..lol .. tho luclrl'll Hilt• ~ulllnt AIMCIIJIM. etl Ohio 1 'l1le dlotanee fqr eaeb-PUIIobo!l be 'II fee~ liUl dlataDoe of leu thaD 2'1 feet will be uoed to ..,.mille iri>!JiN" or plke11eet ·at Did or "" eontell. · 2. 'nle dlslaDOe between ·~~bolllldut~ tball be If feet U., te•m• and loadt mUll lla7 wiWn bolili4lfiQ. wtille puiiiJll. M!.J. )Ill'( of team or load oulllde of bow•~les. irll1 •Dhl pull . . . . s. Firat aDd oeeond pull moll''bo ·Ia the dlroetlon Indicated by the JudJee. ThJrd may be talcen Iii either ~ pnvldlnt enou&h room rem'illl w)thlu end boUDdulw. \ · .·t Aoy forward movement or 1-.i<i alter the driver Ill••• a oommand to ao wW be eountod ·., a .,Uu ana ~Douuremout wW be rO<ordod a· Qept In eaoo of brellkage which enUU.. team to anotbor pnll. 5. WbiJUe or Ji8Dal tball b. ,iv~ ~ben team bu modo the cliltiDeo Ur committed an eJ11W nullU)'lPi ·4lstance. Driver IIUIJt stop team. lm· modl'te17 fl(ter lllld oliDaL · 6. Allloamo muot take flrtt pUll Eaeb team abaU tat, ltrat lllld 1000nd pUll while hltehod 10 load. Drlvera may forfeit aoeood puB. Third pull moy be talcen afltl: all teom1 had first a!ld oeeood. 7. Eae& team oball be drivon ·bJ oue driver through entire oooteot ~ In .... of illjurJ. . B. Ju<~&eo' deel&ton at the beJinninl of a oonteat, wbetbor drl~-~ . ahall ride, l! possible. Elich drivor'WJB bo allowed two helpers In hi=· IJII, flut In DO aaae will helper be ollowod to touch load or bOlllo til . tpeak to boneo Dr driver Willie team Is pulling. ~ II; Driwro shall not prod. whip or toueh horaeo while pUJIInl aDd oboll 'drive with reasonab17 •Uibt and no cue will a driver be oaJ. lowed to whlp or &hake llneo over horse& or abov~ hit own bead whllo . . PARI • MUTUELS A I!D•e boat lo~ wltb · oem._ b)oob , '~rill be UJ!Id, ' ' . <~ .,. " ~ . Pony mid BorN RUMin1 8.ocea .' D.wnlo/ 'r.ot.Goqlolh ... Doftn, Zlfk.. In Cha[tl m u- Angela Davis Seen in I , '107111 M~iiAL contellallll' to report to tbe, judge• aU!Id at lbo W•niDI of each By RONALD 8, SUPIN!IKI ·QJUNTY . FAIR STARTS. 'IMIS WEEK AuGUST 18 THRU 22 s;iuie""-i;.o;..tb~Y;~l Of Melgs·tounty ·I ~ W"uinera to be picked br eompetont judges cbooen by tho llolp Co. Aerl...Uurll Soaloty. t:ntry numbers to be plainly displayed on the back ,of eaeh rider. CLASs 1202 . 1. 48" and UDder. Ol)o-f..lm mlle. Entry leo fJO. PNH JJ ·a .L 2 over 48'' to 48". Three-elgbta mlle. Entrr lee $1-l'rlloo •10-7-"4. :i. Over 48" 10 liZ''. Tbree-ellhll mUe. Entry leo fl. Prizel $10 . fl · t5 · $3 • • 2. ' · Over 52" to 811"-Tbree,elthll mii~En!r]l fee $1.00. Frilel $10.$7 . $5.$3. p, s. over 158" - three-eJghlo m11::;-entrr l'ee f1.50. Prizes $11 · $10. • $7 • $5 · .,... . E"--------- _AUG. . ~t forlet ro ~:~ G~N~RAL.liRE . ' Poo~. H.uiUil&jr,:'. ......ningham,Home Town ~ SAN tfRANCISCO (UPI) ~. Aooiltant U.S. Aitorney oald .· ·.· ··.~ SALES .·. ,· 465. NOrth S.tOnd Street . ' NIIDDI:EPORT. OltiO .. ' , •. tt · TO · AUG. 22 .. Join In. the fun. during :another year of the Meigs County 'l=alr. It's first among fairs and · It's all fpr -y~pl , , E.LAUNDRY On;!"TuesdJJy Evening SUnday black Communist Angela Davis,IOIIIlht on murder and kidnaping charges that left four dead In a courthouse ahootout, was seen retenUy In ber hometown of Blnningbam, Ala. "On Utis.basls, we obl&Jnod a . fug!Uve warr&lll from U.S. District Court Judie Gerald Levin in San Francisco Saturday night, charging her with unlawful ru~ht across State Uneaw avoid j)roseculion," oald Jerry Ladar. "We told the judge we had reltablo and conlldentlaHnlor· matlon that Miss Davis wBB In 8trmlngbam on Saturday. She wae born in BlrmtnghaJ!1 and her Uvetherenow." . ·•l!'llctot, purchased a ' FAIREST ~­ '. \ / made shotgun In San Francisco · .llll Aug. 5. This was two days before a gunfight outaide the llorln CountY Civic Center resulted In the delltl! of a judfle lll!ld as hostage, two eecap!ng 'an Quentin convicts and ~ HOM ELITE CHAIN Search for the rnlsalng black m'.litant also .....,.d lnlo foreign nations as the Royal Canadian Mounted Police were notified of unco111Jrmed reporlo she had nod across the border. SAWS SfE THE Ladar said bail of $100,00) was set by Judie Lavin on the OOMPLm UNEI ASK JOHN RIDENOUR fugitive warrant. ,_ _,_ To Demonstrate Homelite Or TIJ One Out YourseH '= LAKE OF 'I'BE OZARKS,llo. ...0, ace dble to all porlll of -'The Nllianal A.....• lhe UD!Iod Slalltl. conece r.- doteiJio a laWJOtS. · Morrla llbOalcer ol Sl. Loula, a UVt!l'(IOOI, Oblo, prealck!nt.lloocl ll!d. 0 I ' .... 0'• . ; \ . 'FAIR(' •.,!IE SURE 11 IIJn't what you Pill ,1!1 lh!l water. , 1 .If a what you !Jke out \hat countl. "'~ t -" 1;0 AJTe~p, LOTS OF THINGS TO SEE & LOTS 'QF. THI,NGS TO .00. ~E.E Y!i.' '!"HERE. · ., . · . ' ' 'f J-• Wlllla, a.wlud, 0. !18>3303 .....,rary. ::PI~~~ ~ha; The omallell elate 111 the ~·~- ~ .__,._ ..... natton baa the longest of.......,.,... w •w........, ....&-8tale of Rbocle 0 f!luiii(INIIIIIIItwlthilneatab- llclal DIDI vld P1aD lllbed law IChool t. 6 aile for Island 8Dd Pro ence • ' (III1'IIGII DeW to ~ charged Inside a rented escape Ill criminal law, oucb aa ll ,cur· n~~U,provldatd lori&W)'Ift Ill· ·~dar's revelation about the t.;pdl• to beatmo dlatrlot s1: single-barreled ahotgun .,.. lllnuJy or SO toto lbo JudiclarJ. firmed that all four weapoJII 'llwabr added thai the rww used 1n the aborted · lddna· tacl~U; would bopofulv bit ala ;escape were purchased bJ Nlu 0011tnll1 localod law IIChool aual Mel&• Coua1y Fair. Rides oa tbe midway, provided by tho . Pu1h Amusemeot Co. thl1 year, wW be reduced diii'IDII le dealpated •ours. ,;;. : .u~:s.::ro·: :. • \n ::N'l'. -.-------"'~--------, recenUy In Loshas Angelfs, Davis who been UvJng 'II' The warranl for unlawflll . fllAAt to avoid ]l!1llecuUon . . .IE_RMJT SAYS: . isit The Fair, And Be Sure TD Visit The Fine OPTOMITII$T Youth MEIGS COUNTY FAIR AUGUST I . .. ·eome To . "It's practrcaHy IJHifntenance- tinkering, · 11 'just. :FEED .FO:R ALL YOUR NEEDS • Salt ' .•. Blrci Sttcb . I · IIi .uners . . and ~ Nights' . a •>:"' SHds ' . 5 Iii DaJS . HEAT Exhibits. It's A Great Feeling To see The Youth of Meigs Co. Working So Well and Working Together. SEE OUR DISPLAY AT THE free. No tleenlng comes when you • P881S IDENOUR SUPP "Your <Jbnelite llealel" ' AarODIOD, Included lhe tlllablllbmllnl •SERVICE Aucust 11-22 :=:.tc:=: w~~ ha: ~·=::~~:: :.;.:Mf::.:; , ....,., 107th Annual THE ~ :igun had been eat ~ lbo Clllltp KIDDIE DAY will be . obdown aDd strapped aroiDid the Would bo to pro9ido tralnlntl for served from io a.m. i p.m• MEIGS OOUNTY ' judge's •ne<:i before It lawyen ltl]endh• to IPICIIIJze Wednesday at the 107th ao- . Meigs County FAIRS !\ 1n: DISPLAY OF Defense Lawyers May Have College . 211 / VISIT OUR BIG officially brought the FBI lnlo Ladar. the hunt for Miss Davis. Her appearance In Birmingham wa& the llrsl Ume &he had beeo seen publidy since the shootout. "The Blrmlngbam Poal Her· ald a ran a picture ol her Saturday and a whlle later a man telephoMd ~ Herald and said he saw Miss Davis at a local shopping center," said ·Aupt I 11' / : I I I entrr lee u Borseo ~d POD!N to rua aceordlnfl to meuureiaent eiiSIIfloaUon. Bacea to be r1111 at 2:30 Pll Frld.,, , Eaeb raee fD. be 8lartod bJ IWO ,llllrlerl. . The atarlera wW - liltlr owo dlseretiOJI u to thO !11011 lllllabla ,..., 10 1ot a fair IJbrt for aU Olltrlla. '1'bolll ealil"' Dot !ollowiDI the atartora illatrUdlona Dllf be dlaqua]Jfled. · Starters ma1 dllquaiJfJ anr W l!llllnere4 t111 -~~~ 1'0111 ttr 1 Hone. . PTON, O.D. . 15. Drive< must be ready when his turn eomet to pull, WIWul waitllll will not be tolerated. Two trialo at trylnf 10 boot wW be COlUIIod a pull · 16. Thoro Will be DO cban&Jbli brldlea after eonte.t ~ /iJI1 driver that drops bllDdo t..m wW be disqualified for that puB. 17. No lltht weight horses will be permittM to puB lD heavy ft!Pt conteat ouept In F•se of not ·enougb teamo to mote a &DOd puB UJc1 with eonoont or the judgea. 18. AU drivers DMJJt stay baet or doubletno. , 10. All helpers must stay hoek of the load while borau are puliiDR, otherwise you forhlt your pulL CLASS 208. HORSE PUWNG CONTEST. I. Uiblwelgbt Teama 2800 lba. ond UDder. ~- !flddloweight Tea~~~&-2801 lb& to 3200 lbe. 3. HeaVYWeight Teams - 3201 lbs. and over ., PRIZES-Premiums and Rooottoa for eaeh of the above oubela181 2114 3rd fib lltb $110.00 $35.00 $lll.OO .15. flO. ' obewo oppoallo eacb nee. . Eaeb entry to be metiiiHd 11 tile eoDCl'ele bloelr: drain ID the - . lorfleld at 1UO DODD on d., ol taeo. · Thooo measum Ill day need not bo -lUred for ZDII raeo. raee for final illstructlono. .. . ~ ENTRY FEES: llull bolll,memberablp lieket 1;114 ~- eepled Shells . , • Vaccl~e Grit . �; ~ ·~ · Speed Depatiment Fl'Amres . J. a:..~D,y,~~llflddle~1.b., Aug.t7,tr/O ~ , . Quarter Horse, Pf!RY Hamess, .an.d 1f t<·::,,, ·· . '. ' ' ~r~ ; ' I '! . · · • ·' Hor,s.e ·Pulling (font~~~ ·fs FridiJr,Even~ng· Ff!aJur~ . . { •.· v ( Deparlmllnt XII • Speed . Wnt. Smith. Fr<HI Gaetlol"- WaUuo lmi!Onl In . . . . . . THURSDA~ AUGUST 20, lWID, 1:00 PJI. 2 Year Old Pace .. .. .. .. .. . ........ .. ...... · · · .... " • .. Bit. tiiOO :j Year Old Trot . . .. . .. .. . .. · · · · ...... · .. .. · .... .. · " Bit. $21100 Paoe-.Non·Winnerl of PJOO,OO · · · · · · · · · ' · · · · · · · · · · · · l4QO.!IQ ~ (Non-wmncro of $7110.00 J1l 1970 llliidble. ' < FRIDAY AUGUST 21, '1970, 1:00 PJI. , 2 Year Old Trot .. .. ' . ............ · .. · .. .. .. . .. .. Jill~ $21100 3 Year Old Pace . . . . . .. .. .. .. ............ Bot. $21100 Tro~on-Wienoro ol. $li500.00 ........ · . · • ·. · · · · · · fiiOO.OO , _ SATURDAY, AUGUST 22, 1970, 3:00 P.ll. OHD reo Pace - NoD·wlnnero of $10,000.00 ....... . .... $700.00 Punoo ~on-Winnera of $10,000. . ....... · · · · · · · · · · · · · tiiOO.OO , _ (Non-Winoor& of $21100.00 in 111611 elialblo) Paeo-li"DD·Winnen of ~ .. . . .. . .. .. . · · .. .. · fiiOO.OO l'urle' CONDITIONS VSTA ru1eo to govern event& En..-anoe leo 3" of porn, ucept tho Obto Colt Stokoe enlriDC'O fee is aa advertised. !lOiley 11YIIloo ~ 16. 10, 5%, Five 10 ltlrt The right II naervod to ob&nle order U pro;ram or to declare off 1117 race if unavoidable eondiUODI preva . Two hoot pion. Every heal a raeo. _, '1-atiOJI iJJ eae eleven or more horaes doelore m IDf ev..., oleID__, ':f belliAll~~a~ be declared In, oo or before 10:00 A.M'. tile dq bef":;.1~1J!."t, be raced under USTA and Ohlo Fllr l'ulld Law. SPEED COK!fJT!'EE Wm B DoWDle Fred GoeJloill Wollooa Bradlonl liOani sTARTING GATE PHOTO rlNISH Btacksmltn and Veterinarian on the 11:ounds. Member of the River Valley a.It ctreUJt Blanket Tropbtoa for winning Horae. QUARTER HORSE RACING AUGUST 20 1970 -POST TIMI 1:00 P.M. ' -,, l ! Pony Htlme# ~ . ' wm, a. Oewnlo, Fni Gaetltl• • > .,, I ! • , ... wm. lmllh ' ( , 111 C""I'IO ·., J'lii])AY, AUGlJ!Jl' 21$T, il;l!O PJI. nat-QDilatU- ~ M1 '· antUDd.er ... _ ...J.o.. ;'., .: . •,•.• •.. . ... . . ~~ 1'I'<JI :.._ Oile ~l>il- O¥e\' 48'' ~ IJO'' iJJd~ : ' . .' .... .' • I • .. Pui'M flO . ·. . '. ·· ic ~ · ·. CONDITIONI • · '""'- ··~ be Ill • : .~··~··-~ .. , . et0oo!cl12 110,01! dil before race. .. · ,,. Dll'eeton IIi <~ 10 <Ill ofi Ot' l'ecllut17 ~. Jilaeh en117 10 flo rrio~ at the' eoncrate lijAiok d!'IID hi tile oeDterllld before lilt raCI aj the ..U.eoieJJee of tJie ~ Ill cblrle. ' EnlrJ leo P-00 addti!l, . . · '· Money dlvliio'D a · Z$-c.IJI..lo-t'l'. . . r.r.e - ·. ', Wm. 1st Place 50 per cent, 2nd Place 30 per cent, Srd Place 15 per cent, 4th Place 5 pRAerCEcenb . 220 d •9< 00 Entry Fee Registered - ls Y B.-,.....· -Added Purse $40.00. 2 and 3 Yr. Old . Registered - 2nd RACE - 220 yds . -425 .00 Entry Fee - Added Purse $40.00. 4 Yrs . and Older. Registered- Srd RACE - 330 yds .-425.00 Entry Fee - Added Purse $40.00. All Ages . Open - 4th RACE - 440 yds .-$25.00 h'ntry FeeAdded Purse $40 . 00. Registered - 5th RACE - 440 yds .-425 .00 Entry Fee -Added Purse $40 . 00 . All Ages . Open - 6th RACE - 8·8 Mile-425. 00 Entry Fee Added Purse $40 . 00. · ·_ Meigs County Agriculture Society will not be responsible for accidents to riders and horses. . . . Run by rules of Ohio Quarter Horse Racmll' Assoctation . Electric 8 Hole Starting Gates -Jockey Ltcense may be obtained from Race Secretary. Photo Finish - Judges decisions are final . Entries on a first come first served basis ·- Entry Fee to acc:om,patty application. When race is filled, entries will be pulljq. No drlv~ will o be allo""'d lo jUJIIp douOJctre... , 'ftlthod oa lba dar or the conr-t lieiWMII 1•:eo ~0011'1!14 4:00 P.X. at'alodj •l<alea IDd a wt~Jbt certlllqro!a IIIIJJia"' ~AD tea111 liMDt bo 10. Undue abuJivc lreatmeot to borool oo or ott the pl!!li!)f llild _., Ulldue profanity eau dbquoli!y conte.tonls lf ;ioldpo !00 It~ . 11. 'nlero mall be at least three j.,q.. lor .... <Ontal . . . molorib' "lhall determine ~on. · . 12. Wolaht for otart or pUll ohall be detormlned by lilt nWd"• ,. , 11 to bohl down the. number of pull8 "''d atill· give tile ope<laltti ·~...,. show allllou&h In 'nO .... oball more ll)an 1000 POUodt bo a~ It """ lldrd or teamo are ·•llminatM oxeept In eae of a ~tale w welfl't pUll wbore the lwldieap OD oertaill leal!ll mua h .....tor/ t ,;. 18. EJ<b contestant mUll preoeDI a 'ft181it ollp of leo!a . . ~ W$18be' lllplber. Welgblng DOIII be ®De by .<OIIIJ'Oient ~ ~ limit to eompe ta in puB and ho<oeai!'At are to pull tollllheo 1111!11 bo . at tlJD".e aDd place detignated be!Ql'e »uD. Member of ·~~~o .~lfee mUll ·be preaeut •t the aealtu at ~· of wejghjnl. · · · 14. TeaJna will puB ill order they woiJb Jn at l<liot or enlrlet le- eompaay IDirf. • · ' Owilera wW fvrnlob their O'fl'l,l Hod. . , ·' ..lol .. tho luclrl'll Hilt• ~ulllnt AIMCIIJIM. etl Ohio 1 'l1le dlotanee fqr eaeb-PUIIobo!l be 'II fee~ liUl dlataDoe of leu thaD 2'1 feet will be uoed to ..,.mille iri>!JiN" or plke11eet ·at Did or "" eontell. · 2. 'nle dlslaDOe between ·~~bolllldut~ tball be If feet U., te•m• and loadt mUll lla7 wiWn bolili4lfiQ. wtille puiiiJll. M!.J. )Ill'( of team or load oulllde of bow•~les. irll1 •Dhl pull . . . . s. Firat aDd oeeond pull moll''bo ·Ia the dlroetlon Indicated by the JudJee. ThJrd may be talcen Iii either ~ pnvldlnt enou&h room rem'illl w)thlu end boUDdulw. \ · .·t Aoy forward movement or 1-.i<i alter the driver Ill••• a oommand to ao wW be eountod ·., a .,Uu ana ~Douuremout wW be rO<ordod a· Qept In eaoo of brellkage which enUU.. team to anotbor pnll. 5. WbiJUe or Ji8Dal tball b. ,iv~ ~ben team bu modo the cliltiDeo Ur committed an eJ11W nullU)'lPi ·4lstance. Driver IIUIJt stop team. lm· modl'te17 fl(ter lllld oliDaL · 6. Allloamo muot take flrtt pUll Eaeb team abaU tat, ltrat lllld 1000nd pUll while hltehod 10 load. Drlvera may forfeit aoeood puB. Third pull moy be talcen afltl: all teom1 had first a!ld oeeood. 7. Eae& team oball be drivon ·bJ oue driver through entire oooteot ~ In .... of illjurJ. . B. Ju<~&eo' deel&ton at the beJinninl of a oonteat, wbetbor drl~-~ . ahall ride, l! possible. Elich drivor'WJB bo allowed two helpers In hi=· IJII, flut In DO aaae will helper be ollowod to touch load or bOlllo til . tpeak to boneo Dr driver Willie team Is pulling. ~ II; Driwro shall not prod. whip or toueh horaeo while pUJIInl aDd oboll 'drive with reasonab17 •Uibt and no cue will a driver be oaJ. lowed to whlp or &hake llneo over horse& or abov~ hit own bead whllo . . PARI • MUTUELS A I!D•e boat lo~ wltb · oem._ b)oob , '~rill be UJ!Id, ' ' . <~ .,. " ~ . Pony mid BorN RUMin1 8.ocea .' D.wnlo/ 'r.ot.Goqlolh ... Doftn, Zlfk.. In Cha[tl m u- Angela Davis Seen in I , '107111 M~iiAL contellallll' to report to tbe, judge• aU!Id at lbo W•niDI of each By RONALD 8, SUPIN!IKI ·QJUNTY . FAIR STARTS. 'IMIS WEEK AuGUST 18 THRU 22 s;iuie""-i;.o;..tb~Y;~l Of Melgs·tounty ·I ~ W"uinera to be picked br eompetont judges cbooen by tho llolp Co. Aerl...Uurll Soaloty. t:ntry numbers to be plainly displayed on the back ,of eaeh rider. CLASs 1202 . 1. 48" and UDder. Ol)o-f..lm mlle. Entry leo fJO. PNH JJ ·a .L 2 over 48'' to 48". Three-elgbta mlle. Entrr lee $1-l'rlloo •10-7-"4. :i. Over 48" 10 liZ''. Tbree-ellhll mUe. Entry leo fl. Prizel $10 . fl · t5 · $3 • • 2. ' · Over 52" to 811"-Tbree,elthll mii~En!r]l fee $1.00. Frilel $10.$7 . $5.$3. p, s. over 158" - three-eJghlo m11::;-entrr l'ee f1.50. Prizes $11 · $10. • $7 • $5 · .,... . E"--------- _AUG. . ~t forlet ro ~:~ G~N~RAL.liRE . ' Poo~. H.uiUil&jr,:'. ......ningham,Home Town ~ SAN tfRANCISCO (UPI) ~. Aooiltant U.S. Aitorney oald .· ·.· ··.~ SALES .·. ,· 465. NOrth S.tOnd Street . ' NIIDDI:EPORT. OltiO .. ' , •. tt · TO · AUG. 22 .. Join In. the fun. during :another year of the Meigs County 'l=alr. It's first among fairs and · It's all fpr -y~pl , , E.LAUNDRY On;!"TuesdJJy Evening SUnday black Communist Angela Davis,IOIIIlht on murder and kidnaping charges that left four dead In a courthouse ahootout, was seen retenUy In ber hometown of Blnningbam, Ala. "On Utis.basls, we obl&Jnod a . fug!Uve warr&lll from U.S. District Court Judie Gerald Levin in San Francisco Saturday night, charging her with unlawful ru~ht across State Uneaw avoid j)roseculion," oald Jerry Ladar. "We told the judge we had reltablo and conlldentlaHnlor· matlon that Miss Davis wBB In 8trmlngbam on Saturday. She wae born in BlrmtnghaJ!1 and her Uvetherenow." . ·•l!'llctot, purchased a ' FAIREST ~­ '. \ / made shotgun In San Francisco · .llll Aug. 5. This was two days before a gunfight outaide the llorln CountY Civic Center resulted In the delltl! of a judfle lll!ld as hostage, two eecap!ng 'an Quentin convicts and ~ HOM ELITE CHAIN Search for the rnlsalng black m'.litant also .....,.d lnlo foreign nations as the Royal Canadian Mounted Police were notified of unco111Jrmed reporlo she had nod across the border. SAWS SfE THE Ladar said bail of $100,00) was set by Judie Lavin on the OOMPLm UNEI ASK JOHN RIDENOUR fugitive warrant. ,_ _,_ To Demonstrate Homelite Or TIJ One Out YourseH '= LAKE OF 'I'BE OZARKS,llo. ...0, ace dble to all porlll of -'The Nllianal A.....• lhe UD!Iod Slalltl. conece r.- doteiJio a laWJOtS. · Morrla llbOalcer ol Sl. Loula, a UVt!l'(IOOI, Oblo, prealck!nt.lloocl ll!d. 0 I ' .... 0'• . ; \ . 'FAIR(' •.,!IE SURE 11 IIJn't what you Pill ,1!1 lh!l water. , 1 .If a what you !Jke out \hat countl. "'~ t -" 1;0 AJTe~p, LOTS OF THINGS TO SEE & LOTS 'QF. THI,NGS TO .00. ~E.E Y!i.' '!"HERE. · ., . · . ' ' 'f J-• Wlllla, a.wlud, 0. !18>3303 .....,rary. ::PI~~~ ~ha; The omallell elate 111 the ~·~- ~ .__,._ ..... natton baa the longest of.......,.,... w •w........, ....&-8tale of Rbocle 0 f!luiii(INIIIIIIItwlthilneatab- llclal DIDI vld P1aD lllbed law IChool t. 6 aile for Island 8Dd Pro ence • ' (III1'IIGII DeW to ~ charged Inside a rented escape Ill criminal law, oucb aa ll ,cur· n~~U,provldatd lori&W)'Ift Ill· ·~dar's revelation about the t.;pdl• to beatmo dlatrlot s1: single-barreled ahotgun .,.. lllnuJy or SO toto lbo JudiclarJ. firmed that all four weapoJII 'llwabr added thai the rww used 1n the aborted · lddna· tacl~U; would bopofulv bit ala ;escape were purchased bJ Nlu 0011tnll1 localod law IIChool aual Mel&• Coua1y Fair. Rides oa tbe midway, provided by tho . Pu1h Amusemeot Co. thl1 year, wW be reduced diii'IDII le dealpated •ours. ,;;. : .u~:s.::ro·: :. • \n ::N'l'. -.-------"'~--------, recenUy In Loshas Angelfs, Davis who been UvJng 'II' The warranl for unlawflll . fllAAt to avoid ]l!1llecuUon . . .IE_RMJT SAYS: . isit The Fair, And Be Sure TD Visit The Fine OPTOMITII$T Youth MEIGS COUNTY FAIR AUGUST I . .. ·eome To . "It's practrcaHy IJHifntenance- tinkering, · 11 'just. :FEED .FO:R ALL YOUR NEEDS • Salt ' .•. Blrci Sttcb . I · IIi .uners . . and ~ Nights' . a •>:"' SHds ' . 5 Iii DaJS . HEAT Exhibits. It's A Great Feeling To see The Youth of Meigs Co. Working So Well and Working Together. SEE OUR DISPLAY AT THE free. No tleenlng comes when you • P881S IDENOUR SUPP "Your <Jbnelite llealel" ' AarODIOD, Included lhe tlllablllbmllnl •SERVICE Aucust 11-22 :=:.tc:=: w~~ ha: ~·=::~~:: :.;.:Mf::.:; , ....,., 107th Annual THE ~ :igun had been eat ~ lbo Clllltp KIDDIE DAY will be . obdown aDd strapped aroiDid the Would bo to pro9ido tralnlntl for served from io a.m. i p.m• MEIGS OOUNTY ' judge's •ne<:i before It lawyen ltl]endh• to IPICIIIJze Wednesday at the 107th ao- . Meigs County FAIRS !\ 1n: DISPLAY OF Defense Lawyers May Have College . 211 / VISIT OUR BIG officially brought the FBI lnlo Ladar. the hunt for Miss Davis. Her appearance In Birmingham wa& the llrsl Ume &he had beeo seen publidy since the shootout. "The Blrmlngbam Poal Her· ald a ran a picture ol her Saturday and a whlle later a man telephoMd ~ Herald and said he saw Miss Davis at a local shopping center," said ·Aupt I 11' / : I I I entrr lee u Borseo ~d POD!N to rua aceordlnfl to meuureiaent eiiSIIfloaUon. Bacea to be r1111 at 2:30 Pll Frld.,, , Eaeb raee fD. be 8lartod bJ IWO ,llllrlerl. . The atarlera wW - liltlr owo dlseretiOJI u to thO !11011 lllllabla ,..., 10 1ot a fair IJbrt for aU Olltrlla. '1'bolll ealil"' Dot !ollowiDI the atartora illatrUdlona Dllf be dlaqua]Jfled. · Starters ma1 dllquaiJfJ anr W l!llllnere4 t111 -~~~ 1'0111 ttr 1 Hone. . PTON, O.D. . 15. Drive< must be ready when his turn eomet to pull, WIWul waitllll will not be tolerated. Two trialo at trylnf 10 boot wW be COlUIIod a pull · 16. Thoro Will be DO cban&Jbli brldlea after eonte.t ~ /iJI1 driver that drops bllDdo t..m wW be disqualified for that puB. 17. No lltht weight horses will be permittM to puB lD heavy ft!Pt conteat ouept In F•se of not ·enougb teamo to mote a &DOd puB UJc1 with eonoont or the judgea. 18. AU drivers DMJJt stay baet or doubletno. , 10. All helpers must stay hoek of the load while borau are puliiDR, otherwise you forhlt your pulL CLASS 208. HORSE PUWNG CONTEST. I. Uiblwelgbt Teama 2800 lba. ond UDder. ~- !flddloweight Tea~~~&-2801 lb& to 3200 lbe. 3. HeaVYWeight Teams - 3201 lbs. and over ., PRIZES-Premiums and Rooottoa for eaeh of the above oubela181 2114 3rd fib lltb $110.00 $35.00 $lll.OO .15. flO. ' obewo oppoallo eacb nee. . Eaeb entry to be metiiiHd 11 tile eoDCl'ele bloelr: drain ID the - . lorfleld at 1UO DODD on d., ol taeo. · Thooo measum Ill day need not bo -lUred for ZDII raeo. raee for final illstructlono. .. . ~ ENTRY FEES: llull bolll,memberablp lieket 1;114 ~- eepled Shells . , • Vaccl~e Grit . �.. .. ··-.:.--· '" I ")•· ' . '. ' ' ~ ~ ~ ~~ , ~ ~ • ~ ~ ·, •' ' •.' Shops and Crops Tom Hamm, Chm. Edwin Cro•s Steven Stanley Mike Lswson Duane Wlll Edison Hnllon, adult Harold Maue, adult Home Economim Becky Triplett, Co-Ch. Melanie Dean, Co-Ch. No.ney St. Clair Pat Grossnickle . Mary Ruth Sauer Sheri Kauff Rose Colburn Barbara·Jordan Maidie Mora, adult Frances Rife, adult Food and Nutritlon Rhea Mora, cO-Ch. Jean Mees, Co-Ch.. Cathryn Cotterill Janice Holter Jane Jordan Tereaa Chichester Jane Wbltehesd Margaret Brown, adult Betty Dean, adult Dairy ~ Roger Nease, Chm. ~ Mary King ~ Edward Parker ~ Linda Hollon ~ Geneva King ~ Roy Holter, adult ~ Don Mora, adult ~ David Nease, adult ~ Rabbits and ~ Poultry ·_1'~-. Milisa r:evi~.rell. Ch; Rizer 1 Jo Ellen Diehl ./ean Wood, adult Mary Bahr, adult Livestock Mike Benedum, Ch. OWe Sayre Rick Pieree lim Betz • •' ~ : •.. '· • Ken Bolen Vlcld Carr c,Iia MeCoy Daniel Midkiff Gene Yost, adult Jim Meredith, adult Francis Benedum, adult I lllll•teor. At 1:33 a.m. the Coast Guard ~~:u~ivlng ~epo~ts from SJ residents of a brilliant flash" southwes\ of looluiu. "It looked like a possible 1970 MODEU 231NCH AS . LOW AS ~45· .. 9 INGELS FURNITURE MIDOI.£PORT • • • '·, ' . , HONORARY MEMBER Frank H. Johnston ' ....... ...... ' ... ... . P.omeroy, Ohio wtng. Guild may Co-Ch. Disturbances Slack Jean Whitehead, ·Expand its Picketing »i~ ICalllfi(UPI) - Tfw AIIWiciJiiGull4<0! VarMy AriiBII said Sunday tlley may ompsnd plcllo!t activities In tholr strike qainst Disneyland to tho C<lnpny's headquartm In Bur· hank, Calli. l'lmny Singleton, Ehcutlw Prvsldenl of AGVA, 8IIIIOUilCOd tho ac1loo '11811 booing cllllidored because management had adopted a "bont.ro houri nogotiation" pollcy. "When our last lellion with 11181l811'1Jl11t ~S~ded on 'l'IJur&. day,"",.... told they would be unable to meet apln untU Tuo!sday, Aug. 18," llho IBid. , MEIGS COUNTY'S 107th ' Mark Almendinger, Mae Ellen AI!nendlnger, 2 Acreo, Belford. Lessle Mullins, dec. to Kathryn Quisenberry,' Nellie Coleman, Dollie Ellis, lJIUe 5 BIG . froperty KENTUCKY FRIED lrusfers " AKRON ( UPI) - Sma1. unorganized groups of black youths tossed scattered rocks and firebombs and looted stores Saturday nigh! but police said · the disturbance& were the least severe 1o hitlhe city in a week. Police said mosl of the incidents occurred on the c1W'1 ~ southwest side; scene of viollrnt t~ outbreaks last week. Pollee ' reported I4 incidents , of rock throwing and 14 firebombings. One juvenile was caught looting and charged with breaking and entering. no disaster had occurred and enlering the earth's atmosphere States•. Olive. Wyne,Betly ~ ·_Jc..eph W. Wyne, 1'll Artber, Velma ·.!!' ' 1 , ,; j~·'t. • CROW'S STEAK HOUSE DRIVE•IN... RESTAURANt . .. .' PO~EROY, 0. Anselet <;ounty F.ct.raUona 1i Labor AFL.CJO and that m•11gea li aupport bad be"" 1'\ICOlved fnlu llllo!r guUdo In the 151torlalnmoont ln411fq. , I!i!·~D; ~..., t,y~~!! ,YOUI 'iG•;c:Outm.fA•J . . r . . See You At The .Fairl ' •.· f. GORDON H. ,, CALDWELL. AUDITOR Nov. 3rd. General Election DIIIID.U..,~ YA' Al.l. COME! It the arrangemeilt different and WlUSUBI? Dlatlnedon bere Ia Pd. Pol. />dv. • Ellis, Madeline Houdashelt, Silas J. Mullins, Paul Mullins, Maxie Knox, Glennie Mullins, David Mullins, Joseph Mullins, Margaret Chrlatian, Cerl. for Trans., l=olumbia. .EVERYTHING ,, . ·.sl!.IA ' . '· ~· ... ParWI, ~~; . ' ,. :!' tO Owlet' .F. E. Arnott, to . INSURANCE We. carry the finest In old line companies YOU WON'T ------FUN FOR ! ( ,·. ! ' ' .. ILY. AN'NUAL . ' MEIGS OOUNTY FAIR ' ' ' .; ' " ··"•o'B'f:'Hillf . Pressured • Be Sold Something You Don't Need • Pay 25% to 100% .More Than The Job Is Worth • Pay An Exorbitant Sales Commission •Be Coerced Into Signing AContract ' .·' Pome..oy .. ,now at your Ford Dealers. . . AND ~----------- Walr:ner >\.IR... NC:E SERVICE-1970 ··~ ' We Install Roofing. And Siding FOR AU. PEOPLE! AI)GIJST 13-19-20-21·22 ~ •Pay An Extes$ive Rate of Interest On Your Financing •Be Left Holding The Bag If Your Wen Is Not Satisfactory •• I ! . ' rescue forces were de-alerted, •' and exploding." arw of IN CHICKEN j KEIYH.GOB~··· fO.D STOP BY AND SEE US ,." • For ""'"Y of ua, it will 1 o on be homecoming weak at our old 10hooL f;rdlen, Accredited Judge have been malnlalnlllg the plcbt Ilnol at Disneyland." Ml8l Slneleton said tho .uib entry uf any American space "We figure it probably waa hardware. some sort of natural occur· "By 3 a.m. It was clear that renee, such as a meteor • ' "Meanwhlltt, our membura bad bOib been pvl!ll ollldal IKid aanct1on by the 0rllllj!l! Los ·' C4lor C.mblllallou Do_,colors harmonize or· clash? Are the colors 81'9UP ,.. ....!ted? Ia there goqd col..lransitlon? Do the coJ..-a ssem halanc;ed? U it Ia a •;col..o;lau," are all the' col..-s In the Composition• within the color harmony 'seleek!d? Dealp lmporlalll Wbat would the Jrtangement look Ulte without col..-? In black and white! Ia the silhouette ' Cletblng and Style Revue Margie Jeffers, rl qiae,Up In regard to eacb of the Ohio EX-OFFICIO DffiECTORS C. E. Blakeslee .......................... Pomeroy Ohi~ Robert Bowen .. ............ ........ RFD, Pomeroy; Ohio ' tharnlelves - Ohio. Onio Ohio DffiECTORS 1972 Willian) E. Smith ... . . .. .... . Peacock Ave., Pomeroy, Ohio Wallace Bradford .... . ..... Brownell Ave., Middleport, Ohio · Fred Goeglein ..... ............. .. .. RFD, Pomeroy, Ohio C. W. Henderson ....... .. . , ......... RFD, Coolville, Ohio Fred C. Leifheit . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . RFD, Pomeroy, Qhio Danny S. Zirkle .. ... ... .. .. Peacock Ave., Pomeroy, Ohio Janice Eastman, C<>-Ch. Wendy Carper Irene Barnes Mary Smith Janet Mees .Tulia Holter .... ~Kathy Tuttle ;1 Marcia Carr Ruth Ann Jordan Sheri Young Paula Hauber Patricia Holter, adult Leota Young, adult Mae Jordan, adult Betty Johnson, adult ~ • • • Charles Radford ... ...................... Pomaroy, Dfi\·id Koblentz .. .. ...... .. .. . ..... Rt. 3, Pomeroy, Hugh P. Custer ......... ..... ........ RD, Pom~:::fe· Charles Williams .................. . ..... RD, S e, Co-Ch. tb,e plant, IIYiDi he wa• gelling ready to mate up the '• II'• gettiRg •• 110" CGII't tell IIIII vllito1• trom: the members ora nud'" cmnp~ "'11 DIRECTORS 1971 I ·' ' . ' ·, .~ r . YOU WILL DAYS ARE ALWAYS FUN AND Mca.uRE'S IS HAVING A FAIR SPECIAL COLOR TV • w~111 I h e II wcr• hc!'e rtcentlu. 11 jwt ·~em~ ­ •trang, !lull the~ r1lift tilt playroll. ,. lilclkl ' Wouldn'l N~ IIi<!( 'cfw auditor& were dlsplfllitd Harold Carnahan . . . . . . ... . . . . • . . • . . . . RFD, Racbie, Ohio Wm. B. Downie ............ . . . ... Box 99, Pomeroy, Ohio L. E. Hoffman .. .. .. .. . .. .. .. .. .. . .. .. .. .. DeXter, Ohio Rex E. Shenefield ............... . .. RFD, La11isvllle, Qhio · Hiram Slawter . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . RFD, Middleport, Ohio '· , ,/Mn, Gilbert Ci)l"n 01' pleoalng! Ia there sood deltne4 .. dfrlnl ~tlve Marietla, an ~ccredik!d 'Jude• proportion throughout the inop(rauOnai, ;~~ o1 the ~ ··~!JUon ilt entlr• , eompoaiUon? Ia the soqd taalli, · Gar4en CluiJi, wW Jud8e the amounl ol plant materlll In lit all elaue.l of the two two Rowa"lbowa at the MefU ·aoqd prllporUgn to., llle eon- obow1;, "llouookeeplna" anll County Fofr. . Iatner? Are the ·~ plant "H-~!ng," Premluml Judging .ytil, like ~ce at I P'!lterlala iri good pr4IPO"'II!ol ,arid rtbborit Wlllllo alflrded In p.m. on Wednetdlly arid Friday lnd ocale wlth·each other ..nd tliree' placea. Mrs. Margoret arid Will be 1looe orally by Mri. with the C<lllt.i!ler? Ella ~ 1a oqperl!)londent <11 Culk!n by .the lta!ldlt!IIJIIelll. Is It balanced and have 1 the deplrtment. Rules t••hegubltloiw ol the feeling ol stabWty! Ia there a --· QAGC&ov.,. the . . . . alit! a fedlris of rhyllun! It tl!oere one aealO of ,points •Ia'; ~ · In· dOminant col..-, Une, form ...teterrnln!!ls rlbboll wtnnen. lelture? Poinls .are·awardtil 1!1 fGllowl: SallnbiUty color,coml!lnlltfllni;,:it; detlgn, Is the arrangement lllilable 2S; lllilibilit;' and ln- f..- ill Intended putpo~e? Does II terpretatloil, ?II; dJtl!"<don and tell a story? Does It expnu a orfslnallty, 20: arid COIIdlllon, ~lnlte Idea ..- mood? It the 11. l ..... arra1111ement of llllfllclenl Blze tn preparing nhlblls, judgea to make a suitable n.,...lihow . IUI!ge.Bt that exhibitors Ilk display? ' DIRECTOIIS 1970 ·Island State on Alert from ·Flash aviation disasler," the Coast Guard said. "Our rescue ships and aircraft were inunedlately alerted and other Government agencies were notified." Airline pilots started sending In reports fixing the position of the nash about 100 mtles offshore. It was quickly determined 'that no planes were missing In the area. National Aeronautics and Space Administration offi. cials said the nash couldn't have teen cauaed by the re- . . ·' ~, ', • ~~ lllllillliiiii!Wi8881111118!illll!il1111l1111!111'llf<MI<---='*'AS®=w.:m;==~m=---~ . ~ , HONLULU (UPI) - A mys~~ flash in the sky off an alort that the Coast Guard, pilots and even space Sunday, but It was determined the collllllOwas probably cauaed by a . .., ! •• ' Fred C. Leifheit ......................... ' , . .. fplalliei!b · . ~omj.Jiroll<lr .,,. .a6ocU. f!,S • . a Qolng.qiD<!y pres111t. ,. Wallace Bradford ......... ... .. .. .... . . ; : Vlee-Presl4ent Wm. Downie . . . .. . . .. .. . . .. .. ... .. .. . .. • .. .. . ~urer • • Mrs. Marvin King .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. . .. .. . Secretary . Our trea1urer just Btllmped ·bls way thr'lugh · . I l ,- OFFICERS 19?0· ! i!~ . , \ OFFICERS • PRESIDENT ............... ...... ....... Thomas Hamm VICE PRESIDENT . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Kenneth Bolen SECRETARY ........................... Janice ,Eastman i TREASURER .............................. Mill~!zer l PUBLICITY CHAIRMAN .. •...... , . . . . . . Jo Etlen D1ehl JUNIOR FAIR DIRECTORS 4-H Girls ........ .... . ... Janice Eastman, Margie Jeffers, Janet Meee, Jean Whitehead 4-H Boys ...... .. ........ .. . Mike Benedum, Alan Holter, Roger Nease, Kenneth Bolen F.F.A. ........ Edwin Cross, Thomas Hamm, Charles Yost Girl Scouts .. .... . ....... . . Debbie Ohlinger, Milisa Rizer, Jo Ellen Diehl, Janet Wright, Becky Triplett ADVISORY BOARD MEMBERS 4-H .......... . .... Pat Holter, Carol Pierce, Leota Young F.F.A.......... ........ ................... Donald Jones Girl Scouts .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. Donna Ohlinger DEPARTMENTS AND JUNIOR FAIR COMMITTEES 1970 Activities and Jr. J unlor Fair Revue Demonstrations Walter Jordan, Sue Wood, Chm. Fair Night Co-CilDI. Diana Milliron Ken Bolen, Co-Ch. Patricia Walsh, Cathy Harrison Janice Eastman, ('.o-Chm. Pam Nottingham Co-Chm. Kenda Chaney, George Mora Milisa Rizer, C<>-Ch Co-Chm. Mike Kauff ll'om Hamm, Co-Ch Kathy Cheadle Linda Beal Chairmen of all Cathy Pickens Charle• Frecker, , Committees adult Wallace Bradford Linda Cotterill Rayanna Cole Paula ru~uff, adult Donna Ohlinger William D. Raker Horse Leota Young Douglas Carr Mike Jon.,., Co-Ch. Dorsey Jordan Faye Sauer, adult Karen Griffith, Roy Miller Co-Chm. Parade Committee Farie Cole, adult Alan Holter, Chm. Tractor Operator Bob Blakston Charles Yost, Chm. Susan Yost Tom Hamm Don Smith Rachel Downie, Walter Goble Bill Cornell adult Rusty .Walker Mark Coughenour Philip Kelly, adult Debbie Ohlinger Roy Miller, adult Becky Wright Robert Bailey, adult Ingrid HKWiey Mary Pearson Rose Carr, adult Bill Chapman, adult ,. ·L.~ MEIGS COUNTY AGMCULTVRAL ' SOCQITY MEIGS COUNTY JUNIOR FAIR AUGUST 1t 19, 20, 21, 22, 1970 Senior Fair Bollrd member in charge of Junior Fair Wallace Bradford •( ' Tues. . - &. Wed. FRE£ 8LA&$ ~Mia Sundlel AuJI'St 13-19 Only GUARittTEED . . • Receive Quality Materials •lid Workmanship At Fair And Competitive Prices •Obtain Local Financing At Bank Rates . • Filld Us Readi~ Available To Correct .Any Work You . . ~ · ~ight Find Unsatisfactoty /' I . • ' ' • ,.. ' ' TO BE , DEUCIOUS THEN Go 10 THE·FAIR · McCLU·RE'S ,, . Ofto~~fllll·., ' i �.. .. ··-.:.--· '" I ")•· ' . '. ' ' ~ ~ ~ ~~ , ~ ~ • ~ ~ ·, •' ' •.' Shops and Crops Tom Hamm, Chm. Edwin Cro•s Steven Stanley Mike Lswson Duane Wlll Edison Hnllon, adult Harold Maue, adult Home Economim Becky Triplett, Co-Ch. Melanie Dean, Co-Ch. No.ney St. Clair Pat Grossnickle . Mary Ruth Sauer Sheri Kauff Rose Colburn Barbara·Jordan Maidie Mora, adult Frances Rife, adult Food and Nutritlon Rhea Mora, cO-Ch. Jean Mees, Co-Ch.. Cathryn Cotterill Janice Holter Jane Jordan Tereaa Chichester Jane Wbltehesd Margaret Brown, adult Betty Dean, adult Dairy ~ Roger Nease, Chm. ~ Mary King ~ Edward Parker ~ Linda Hollon ~ Geneva King ~ Roy Holter, adult ~ Don Mora, adult ~ David Nease, adult ~ Rabbits and ~ Poultry ·_1'~-. Milisa r:evi~.rell. Ch; Rizer 1 Jo Ellen Diehl ./ean Wood, adult Mary Bahr, adult Livestock Mike Benedum, Ch. OWe Sayre Rick Pieree lim Betz • •' ~ : •.. '· • Ken Bolen Vlcld Carr c,Iia MeCoy Daniel Midkiff Gene Yost, adult Jim Meredith, adult Francis Benedum, adult I lllll•teor. At 1:33 a.m. the Coast Guard ~~:u~ivlng ~epo~ts from SJ residents of a brilliant flash" southwes\ of looluiu. "It looked like a possible 1970 MODEU 231NCH AS . LOW AS ~45· .. 9 INGELS FURNITURE MIDOI.£PORT • • • '·, ' . , HONORARY MEMBER Frank H. Johnston ' ....... ...... ' ... ... . P.omeroy, Ohio wtng. Guild may Co-Ch. Disturbances Slack Jean Whitehead, ·Expand its Picketing »i~ ICalllfi(UPI) - Tfw AIIWiciJiiGull4<0! VarMy AriiBII said Sunday tlley may ompsnd plcllo!t activities In tholr strike qainst Disneyland to tho C<lnpny's headquartm In Bur· hank, Calli. l'lmny Singleton, Ehcutlw Prvsldenl of AGVA, 8IIIIOUilCOd tho ac1loo '11811 booing cllllidored because management had adopted a "bont.ro houri nogotiation" pollcy. "When our last lellion with 11181l811'1Jl11t ~S~ded on 'l'IJur&. day,"",.... told they would be unable to meet apln untU Tuo!sday, Aug. 18," llho IBid. , MEIGS COUNTY'S 107th ' Mark Almendinger, Mae Ellen AI!nendlnger, 2 Acreo, Belford. Lessle Mullins, dec. to Kathryn Quisenberry,' Nellie Coleman, Dollie Ellis, lJIUe 5 BIG . froperty KENTUCKY FRIED lrusfers " AKRON ( UPI) - Sma1. unorganized groups of black youths tossed scattered rocks and firebombs and looted stores Saturday nigh! but police said · the disturbance& were the least severe 1o hitlhe city in a week. Police said mosl of the incidents occurred on the c1W'1 ~ southwest side; scene of viollrnt t~ outbreaks last week. Pollee ' reported I4 incidents , of rock throwing and 14 firebombings. One juvenile was caught looting and charged with breaking and entering. no disaster had occurred and enlering the earth's atmosphere States•. Olive. Wyne,Betly ~ ·_Jc..eph W. Wyne, 1'll Artber, Velma ·.!!' ' 1 , ,; j~·'t. • CROW'S STEAK HOUSE DRIVE•IN... RESTAURANt . .. .' PO~EROY, 0. Anselet <;ounty F.ct.raUona 1i Labor AFL.CJO and that m•11gea li aupport bad be"" 1'\ICOlved fnlu llllo!r guUdo In the 151torlalnmoont ln411fq. , I!i!·~D; ~..., t,y~~!! ,YOUI 'iG•;c:Outm.fA•J . . r . . See You At The .Fairl ' •.· f. GORDON H. ,, CALDWELL. AUDITOR Nov. 3rd. General Election DIIIID.U..,~ YA' Al.l. COME! It the arrangemeilt different and WlUSUBI? Dlatlnedon bere Ia Pd. Pol. />dv. • Ellis, Madeline Houdashelt, Silas J. Mullins, Paul Mullins, Maxie Knox, Glennie Mullins, David Mullins, Joseph Mullins, Margaret Chrlatian, Cerl. for Trans., l=olumbia. .EVERYTHING ,, . ·.sl!.IA ' . '· ~· ... ParWI, ~~; . ' ,. :!' tO Owlet' .F. E. Arnott, to . INSURANCE We. carry the finest In old line companies YOU WON'T ------FUN FOR ! ( ,·. ! ' ' .. ILY. AN'NUAL . ' MEIGS OOUNTY FAIR ' ' ' .; ' " ··"•o'B'f:'Hillf . Pressured • Be Sold Something You Don't Need • Pay 25% to 100% .More Than The Job Is Worth • Pay An Exorbitant Sales Commission •Be Coerced Into Signing AContract ' .·' Pome..oy .. ,now at your Ford Dealers. . . AND ~----------- Walr:ner >\.IR... NC:E SERVICE-1970 ··~ ' We Install Roofing. And Siding FOR AU. PEOPLE! AI)GIJST 13-19-20-21·22 ~ •Pay An Extes$ive Rate of Interest On Your Financing •Be Left Holding The Bag If Your Wen Is Not Satisfactory •• I ! . ' rescue forces were de-alerted, •' and exploding." arw of IN CHICKEN j KEIYH.GOB~··· fO.D STOP BY AND SEE US ,." • For ""'"Y of ua, it will 1 o on be homecoming weak at our old 10hooL f;rdlen, Accredited Judge have been malnlalnlllg the plcbt Ilnol at Disneyland." Ml8l Slneleton said tho .uib entry uf any American space "We figure it probably waa hardware. some sort of natural occur· "By 3 a.m. It was clear that renee, such as a meteor • ' "Meanwhlltt, our membura bad bOib been pvl!ll ollldal IKid aanct1on by the 0rllllj!l! Los ·' C4lor C.mblllallou Do_,colors harmonize or· clash? Are the colors 81'9UP ,.. ....!ted? Ia there goqd col..lransitlon? Do the coJ..-a ssem halanc;ed? U it Ia a •;col..o;lau," are all the' col..-s In the Composition• within the color harmony 'seleek!d? Dealp lmporlalll Wbat would the Jrtangement look Ulte without col..-? In black and white! Ia the silhouette ' Cletblng and Style Revue Margie Jeffers, rl qiae,Up In regard to eacb of the Ohio EX-OFFICIO DffiECTORS C. E. Blakeslee .......................... Pomeroy Ohi~ Robert Bowen .. ............ ........ RFD, Pomeroy; Ohio ' tharnlelves - Ohio. Onio Ohio DffiECTORS 1972 Willian) E. Smith ... . . .. .... . Peacock Ave., Pomeroy, Ohio Wallace Bradford .... . ..... Brownell Ave., Middleport, Ohio · Fred Goeglein ..... ............. .. .. RFD, Pomeroy, Ohio C. W. Henderson ....... .. . , ......... RFD, Coolville, Ohio Fred C. Leifheit . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . RFD, Pomeroy, Qhio Danny S. Zirkle .. ... ... .. .. Peacock Ave., Pomeroy, Ohio Janice Eastman, C<>-Ch. Wendy Carper Irene Barnes Mary Smith Janet Mees .Tulia Holter .... ~Kathy Tuttle ;1 Marcia Carr Ruth Ann Jordan Sheri Young Paula Hauber Patricia Holter, adult Leota Young, adult Mae Jordan, adult Betty Johnson, adult ~ • • • Charles Radford ... ...................... Pomaroy, Dfi\·id Koblentz .. .. ...... .. .. . ..... Rt. 3, Pomeroy, Hugh P. Custer ......... ..... ........ RD, Pom~:::fe· Charles Williams .................. . ..... RD, S e, Co-Ch. tb,e plant, IIYiDi he wa• gelling ready to mate up the '• II'• gettiRg •• 110" CGII't tell IIIII vllito1• trom: the members ora nud'" cmnp~ "'11 DIRECTORS 1971 I ·' ' . ' ·, .~ r . YOU WILL DAYS ARE ALWAYS FUN AND Mca.uRE'S IS HAVING A FAIR SPECIAL COLOR TV • w~111 I h e II wcr• hc!'e rtcentlu. 11 jwt ·~em~ ­ •trang, !lull the~ r1lift tilt playroll. ,. lilclkl ' Wouldn'l N~ IIi<!( 'cfw auditor& were dlsplfllitd Harold Carnahan . . . . . . ... . . . . • . . • . . . . RFD, Racbie, Ohio Wm. B. Downie ............ . . . ... Box 99, Pomeroy, Ohio L. E. Hoffman .. .. .. .. . .. .. .. .. .. . .. .. .. .. DeXter, Ohio Rex E. Shenefield ............... . .. RFD, La11isvllle, Qhio · Hiram Slawter . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . RFD, Middleport, Ohio '· , ,/Mn, Gilbert Ci)l"n 01' pleoalng! Ia there sood deltne4 .. dfrlnl ~tlve Marietla, an ~ccredik!d 'Jude• proportion throughout the inop(rauOnai, ;~~ o1 the ~ ··~!JUon ilt entlr• , eompoaiUon? Ia the soqd taalli, · Gar4en CluiJi, wW Jud8e the amounl ol plant materlll In lit all elaue.l of the two two Rowa"lbowa at the MefU ·aoqd prllporUgn to., llle eon- obow1;, "llouookeeplna" anll County Fofr. . Iatner? Are the ·~ plant "H-~!ng," Premluml Judging .ytil, like ~ce at I P'!lterlala iri good pr4IPO"'II!ol ,arid rtbborit Wlllllo alflrded In p.m. on Wednetdlly arid Friday lnd ocale wlth·each other ..nd tliree' placea. Mrs. Margoret arid Will be 1looe orally by Mri. with the C<lllt.i!ler? Ella ~ 1a oqperl!)londent <11 Culk!n by .the lta!ldlt!IIJIIelll. Is It balanced and have 1 the deplrtment. Rules t••hegubltloiw ol the feeling ol stabWty! Ia there a --· QAGC&ov.,. the . . . . alit! a fedlris of rhyllun! It tl!oere one aealO of ,points •Ia'; ~ · In· dOminant col..-, Une, form ...teterrnln!!ls rlbboll wtnnen. lelture? Poinls .are·awardtil 1!1 fGllowl: SallnbiUty color,coml!lnlltfllni;,:it; detlgn, Is the arrangement lllilable 2S; lllilibilit;' and ln- f..- ill Intended putpo~e? Does II terpretatloil, ?II; dJtl!"<don and tell a story? Does It expnu a orfslnallty, 20: arid COIIdlllon, ~lnlte Idea ..- mood? It the 11. l ..... arra1111ement of llllfllclenl Blze tn preparing nhlblls, judgea to make a suitable n.,...lihow . IUI!ge.Bt that exhibitors Ilk display? ' DIRECTOIIS 1970 ·Island State on Alert from ·Flash aviation disasler," the Coast Guard said. "Our rescue ships and aircraft were inunedlately alerted and other Government agencies were notified." Airline pilots started sending In reports fixing the position of the nash about 100 mtles offshore. It was quickly determined 'that no planes were missing In the area. National Aeronautics and Space Administration offi. cials said the nash couldn't have teen cauaed by the re- . . ·' ~, ', • ~~ lllllillliiiii!Wi8881111118!illll!il1111l1111!111'llf<MI<---='*'AS®=w.:m;==~m=---~ . ~ , HONLULU (UPI) - A mys~~ flash in the sky off an alort that the Coast Guard, pilots and even space Sunday, but It was determined the collllllOwas probably cauaed by a . .., ! •• ' Fred C. Leifheit ......................... ' , . .. fplalliei!b · . ~omj.Jiroll<lr .,,. .a6ocU. f!,S • . a Qolng.qiD<!y pres111t. ,. Wallace Bradford ......... ... .. .. .... . . ; : Vlee-Presl4ent Wm. Downie . . . .. . . .. .. . . .. .. ... .. .. . .. • .. .. . ~urer • • Mrs. Marvin King .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. . .. .. . Secretary . Our trea1urer just Btllmped ·bls way thr'lugh · . I l ,- OFFICERS 19?0· ! i!~ . , \ OFFICERS • PRESIDENT ............... ...... ....... Thomas Hamm VICE PRESIDENT . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Kenneth Bolen SECRETARY ........................... Janice ,Eastman i TREASURER .............................. Mill~!zer l PUBLICITY CHAIRMAN .. •...... , . . . . . . Jo Etlen D1ehl JUNIOR FAIR DIRECTORS 4-H Girls ........ .... . ... Janice Eastman, Margie Jeffers, Janet Meee, Jean Whitehead 4-H Boys ...... .. ........ .. . Mike Benedum, Alan Holter, Roger Nease, Kenneth Bolen F.F.A. ........ Edwin Cross, Thomas Hamm, Charles Yost Girl Scouts .. .... . ....... . . Debbie Ohlinger, Milisa Rizer, Jo Ellen Diehl, Janet Wright, Becky Triplett ADVISORY BOARD MEMBERS 4-H .......... . .... Pat Holter, Carol Pierce, Leota Young F.F.A.......... ........ ................... Donald Jones Girl Scouts .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. Donna Ohlinger DEPARTMENTS AND JUNIOR FAIR COMMITTEES 1970 Activities and Jr. J unlor Fair Revue Demonstrations Walter Jordan, Sue Wood, Chm. Fair Night Co-CilDI. Diana Milliron Ken Bolen, Co-Ch. Patricia Walsh, Cathy Harrison Janice Eastman, ('.o-Chm. Pam Nottingham Co-Chm. Kenda Chaney, George Mora Milisa Rizer, C<>-Ch Co-Chm. Mike Kauff ll'om Hamm, Co-Ch Kathy Cheadle Linda Beal Chairmen of all Cathy Pickens Charle• Frecker, , Committees adult Wallace Bradford Linda Cotterill Rayanna Cole Paula ru~uff, adult Donna Ohlinger William D. Raker Horse Leota Young Douglas Carr Mike Jon.,., Co-Ch. Dorsey Jordan Faye Sauer, adult Karen Griffith, Roy Miller Co-Chm. Parade Committee Farie Cole, adult Alan Holter, Chm. Tractor Operator Bob Blakston Charles Yost, Chm. Susan Yost Tom Hamm Don Smith Rachel Downie, Walter Goble Bill Cornell adult Rusty .Walker Mark Coughenour Philip Kelly, adult Debbie Ohlinger Roy Miller, adult Becky Wright Robert Bailey, adult Ingrid HKWiey Mary Pearson Rose Carr, adult Bill Chapman, adult ,. ·L.~ MEIGS COUNTY AGMCULTVRAL ' SOCQITY MEIGS COUNTY JUNIOR FAIR AUGUST 1t 19, 20, 21, 22, 1970 Senior Fair Bollrd member in charge of Junior Fair Wallace Bradford •( ' Tues. . - &. Wed. FRE£ 8LA&$ ~Mia Sundlel AuJI'St 13-19 Only GUARittTEED . . • Receive Quality Materials •lid Workmanship At Fair And Competitive Prices •Obtain Local Financing At Bank Rates . • Filld Us Readi~ Available To Correct .Any Work You . . ~ · ~ight Find Unsatisfactoty /' I . • ' ' • ,.. ' ' TO BE , DEUCIOUS THEN Go 10 THE·FAIR · McCLU·RE'S ,, . Ofto~~fllll·., ' i �I .' ~ ' • .r. . -;. . ~~l!l1.' s,.ntinet !·. c.la~:ifie·~$1.. What a Difference A Winning Year Makes NEW YORK - (NEAl - For awhile it appeared that World War III would erupt, not in the .lllideast, but In one of America's ball parks. With the traditional opening of the baseball season, which heralds the coming out of the butterfly and the first ball, ·there was something added: mayhem. Fans stormed t.~e field in Pittsburgh; there were beat· ings ·and robberies In the stands in Cleveland; hordes roamed Yankee Stadium during games and wouldn't leave. At Shea Stadium, where the present mania began during last year"s mad pennant race, Met fans continued to commit head-first slides Into second base. It even happened in Chicago, a town where baseball had been serene both in the stands and In the standings. Chi· cago is the place where. if you wanted action, you &tood on a street corner and soon a big black sedan would careen around a c()rner and a man .on the running board air-conditioned you with his tommy gun. Now, the local booboisie was in Wrigley Field and attacking ushers and opposing players. This took the Wrigley Field officials by surpd~e. since their ball park had been used mamly for medicmal pur- Of QUALifY . 1969 FORD . . Mustang 2 Dr. Hardtop. 6 cyl. std. lh'ret Sjle4!d Trans. ~ 1968 CHEVROLET UlfS Chevelle • Dr. Hardtop, Fbwer steering; automatic transmission. 6·cyl., vl!'lyl nwf- .tr;ms. ,.• .,., Motw (1. INFORMATION BLIN·o- AOsAdditional 25c ~lwlrg e per Advertisement . · OFFICE HOUR S 8 : 30 11 .m to 5:00p .m . Da ily , 8: 10 a .m to U : OO Noon Saturday . ROOKIE8 GA111ER CAMP GRAYLAG, N. H. (UPI) - Sam Lacey llld Nale Archibald, the lop draftees of the ClnclnnaU Royals, • will be among lZ rooklea to turn out here Wednesday for th~ team's rookle camp. Lacey,, ' 6-10 cenler from New Mnlcn'. at.te, was lh<! 1op draft cboi<e picked II!' ,:the jtoyals. Archibald, 6-1 g\18i'd lr:IIID lhe 11n1Vf~,ly of Taa,<li! EI-Paso, t~u<H'.r. :2. ,II'\ LEGAL NOTICE Bldl. will be received by the Meigs Local Scl'!ooi Oiatrfct Board of Education at Sealed , 6-1'1-401c 80STON , T·ERRIER puJ!I t . ';f' old. 4'h.ono Chostei' 9e$. , ·I, ·,. Auto Sales -...,... poses : It was the town 's outdoor tranquilizer. For over 20 A~~~~~l~o=~~ fURNACE DANNIE!$ .· BlAETTNARS Help Wanlad '~ ,WAilRESS !\"f.dld• must 1be f~<r Sa• ~ · ~-• J. h',.1:1. • " · ""!i~'i'[4. OY r n. Ha ... rtltroneo. . Apply In pP.rson . Martin BROWN.,;pJ eTTE Restaurant, Middleport. chairs. Reasonable. See 8-16-tfc S. Second Ave. Phant 1-7-IOic 3374. ' l-16-31<: WA.ITRESS. Real Estate For Sale Crow's GREEN BEANS, pick YGu' Pomeroy. HOUSE on choleo lot lo own. S2 bu•hel. Also - • OLDER Syrocv10. Prlcod for quick l-9-12tc and pototoes. Andrew Cross, ..te. Coli 992-S32A. Letart Falls, Ohio. 7-26-tfc 1-1Ufc Male Help Wanted Administratrix ' of the Estate of Frank J . Perry Dtceeseel. .' CASE NO . 12,206 First' ant! Final Account ot Mabel Bearhl, · Guardian of tht Estates ot James H . leat'hs 1nd Mery Elitabtth Bear"tls, Minors. CASE NO . 20;2A9 First and Final Accourit of Nancv Chapman, Executrix of the Estate of Ralph Chepman, Deceased. CASE NO . 19,449 SICond af\d Final Account of ~ David Ohlinger, Assignee of Mahlon · 1 ""d ----== For Rent . - • PAINTSALE: Form and homt 3 ..!m~Ph;;:u;;~.~= aport. 7' 1'Ifc County. PretNte ==""""':-::""--..,....:...,-- :Oated this '30th day of Julv. J, (I) H,.o•trl•• Probat• J ,u ctlt·of ••!d'tl\)jl,ty 3'. 10, 17. :uc ' ' , "'}1:~ I ' l-11 Goo. llibstitter...... LilTING- 4 btdr_,., ll•lng 16 • 11. Nice slclo Gafi!JII. .Nur • -- • High 19i'O. -1EALTY ··· 1• ~ , • 2'J;QRDOM · ~: ., .. ,, . .~""·u, ·Ciela'n'd :.:::.~I~X'\.lh'a'u't1cl:n~S4-=t~ ; Com pony~N· 2nd, dleport, unlo. , j;_ , 2 BEDROOM House, bath, 7·19·~ ' To th~ AdmlnlstretriK of fht blsemtHtt, attic tat- storage. CANNING , · : estott ; to such oltho tono'l'lng 16J6 Lincoln His. HardwOod tomatoes, tlru,lr as art rHidents Of the state of flocrs~ bullf·lf1 cabiM'f$ In picked, bring your awn. Ohio, vir: - the surviving kitchen. Gas furnace. Phone container. Goreldlrw .CWIMCt, spouse, the nut of kin, the m-3054. Reel"', Olio. " ' btnefltlarles under the will · I- lUte and to the 1ttor'ney or attorneri representing eny or thl aforementioned Ptreons : FURNISH~D flr~l flOor tl· Louis E. Stevena, Mlddltport, flcloncy oportmenl, ulllllltt Ohio, No. 20,299. furnished. Phone 992-31174. You are hereby notified that ' ~ J.12-tffJ the Inventory tnd AP · pralsement of the tsf~ttu of the . (I) 17, 24, iiltc olortmontlonld, dochltd, Jolt APAATMEIIt, 6 rooms, bolh, ohttd lldtn and thl!, unfurnllhed. Court .County, Sold wtrtll. Inventory Phdnf 992.241Mulberry ~!tit' 5 Avo. p.m. p~i~~~~~ Appraisement Will bt for · 1-13-ffC' NOTICE 0~ hearing bttore this court on tht · APPOINTMENT Cast No. 20347 2~th day ot August, 19701 .tt 1q:oo Estate of ThOmas F . Carroll , • clock A.M. ' . - TRAILER ' Any per~ dtsfrlnD to "flit '"eel. one rtllfe froift Dece..ed. new Mtkii HIP Sc!hoot on ofd - Notice is hereby glvtn that exceptions thertto mI,#Jt .fnt .\ Mae Carroll, of Rutland~ OhiO, ttltm at least five daya prior to Rt. 31. '"'Cftt f92.2f.tt · ' · 1-30-:JOtc has bit() d "uly appointed Ad - the dett set for _h ttrJng . mi~istretrlx of the Estate of Given undtr "''" hand lndi Thomas F . Carr oll. deceased , seal of said Court, thll "hldey Of August 1970 ' · lale ot Meigs Countv , Ohio . Creditors are required to tile F. H. O'Br .. tt their claims with Slid fiduciary JIHt1t lttd-tK4fficf wjti'!in four monthS. thefr office In the Meigs Jr. School Building , Mld dlepor't, Otllo , fot school bus tires until12 :00 o'clock noon on August 25, 1910, at which time Bids will be opentd . The llrt -bld prices are lo Include the demounting of tht old tire and MO'!nflng the new one or rtCI9Ptd tfrt on lht rim and ptaclng the mounted tire end rim on the but. For specittcatlons pltlll cell or write Larry Morrison , 9922153. ., . ; .. '" .l FULL or port ltme. Servlco ANDERSON Mobile homo, · 1916 MO!II.LE home ond lot. l ' x30', comptotwly lurnl-. New Haven, W. . Vo. l'hono customers wlttl Watkins Including both, refrigerator, 112·2811. Quollty Products. Earn S3 per hour up. Write 0.59, Walkins hot Wlltr healer, gal stove, 8-16-flp Products, Inc., Winona, and lutt oil hooter. All nicety pan oiled ond plenty o1 stol'age . .• ·'. Minnesota 55981. l-17-1tc space. Alld, a 271001 camping . frailer completely furnished. 1%5 Ford Falcon, 6 cvtlnder, . · ' .. . • slick shift, In good candltton. RUTLAND.;; l'li•tort'frame 3 --~~TAl Female Help Wanted See Samuel llornhllr-t obove . btd · 1 ~ "•th 't Syracuse an Rt. 124, :~!crosS ~~'~' ~'!!, .,.. •' ou • BE A PLAYHOUSE TOY DEALER: Work Auaust to from Racine Planing Mill. , · ~~4l'ta;;~.J.'')!I ~l-16-31c . ' ,. i . Dllctmber, tree lrolnfng. No colltcll119, no delivery, no _R_E_D_B_O_N_E--c'-o-on-,h-o.,_un~ . -~~~~-JJ:Z :r~..:t.,6 "' cosh Investment, Coli cotlocl . ' ·'o 61A-377·A791, ChorloiiJ Registered. PhoM 94f-3J!U. · '·i!Oiii'G AT $37'"00' · , I-11-J21c ·· ·~ · <.f." ·• Heiskell, South Point, Ohio. 7-17-tlc ' ' RilYJ~ND,-~I~S.....J;'i· - -- - - : -.---'-'--'-·.. rtory . fr'ame, 1•s .r~. '- ) COLONIAL style stereo, AM ' btdroomt, - bolll,nlooJot. ond FM redlo, • speakers, 4S6 500· Employment Wanted spied record changer . ' ·:· QUALIFIED woman ovalloblo , Bolo nco SIO.SP. Use ou't TO BUY Ofl SILL to do housework or office budgel1erms. Free gill wllh c~T-CT US cleaning. Wrlfe Fran, Bmc 23, every pur,cha,se. c.llf 992-3352.· HEN y C~I!IAND Pomeroy, Ohio. . l-11-61c EALTOI! _, .. 16-Jtc ~ 192-iUf· .. ..... ftl-2.... · ~)Ute Lost .a"" Found Unless exceptions are flied PINK FLOWER Gorden Quilt. thereto, uld ec:counts will be Wont lnformotiOil about this tor hearing btforesald Court on Item whiCh WIS plckad up by . the 17th day of Septeltlber, 1P70. mistake, or stolen at Mi10n at which time salp Iecount$ will County Fair m Saturday. be considered continued from day to day until finally Reword of1ered. Coli 713-5n5. disposed of. Any person lntert~~ld ' may file wrltt~ exceptions lo u-ld accounts or to matten per - Wantect To Rent taining to the executfon of the TRAILER lot to ommodltw trust, not less than flyt days o 10 by 12 frailer. Wrlfo to prior to the date set fol' hearing . Landon Srblttl, ..,Rt. •· COAL, LUMP, egg and st-. F. H. O'llli&N- Pomeroy, Ohio. Phone 7JQ- Ja""!?;• <Oil tfpplo, Rutl{lnd Rd ...m deliver. 3694. PROIATI JUDGE MEIGS C.OUNTY, OHIO. I-1Uipl-11-61c 18) 17, ltc NOTtU ON FILING OFAPPRAISIM!NT INVIENTORY AND The State of Olllo, Mtltl HO~. ,, I· , ,. ~ ·'. CASE NO . 20,235 First lnd Flnel Account Of Lucy ' E. Eblin . c;a!t m~. lPiim~ ·~· Auto CARD OF THANK S . & OBITUARY Sl SO tor 50 word minim11m. Each additional word 2c. Thomas, '·· ~ .f'I!Dii• RATES "\.A. Mtdclteport, m Race St.; A NEW shipment of chll~on's 196A DODGE - Pickup. 1964 school clothes has lltrlved, Volkswlgen~ new motor . ,, .. "31p . also, plenty of men's · work ·-'GUA~NTEEI).... Black and whlt.portllile 1'!1. uniforms. Jeffer's Clothing Ph011e 992-62~. ' BOAT.. 1'/iavor rtvoi .oklff, 16 Store. on Rt. 33 going towora foot, motorf 'tr1ller.· Phone ' ~16-31p ., 9f2-2094 ' ' Fairgrounds. 992-2124. ' e,1u1c o~m CHEVROLET truck, n6 8-1A41c l rust, 6-cyllnder, A-1 condition, THE PROPERTY formerly 06 E, Main, PomoraJ, 0. · CANNINGtomotQOS, Number l. motor, starter I battery, occupied by the Sportsmen brakn, new tires with ntw · Pick your own. 11 bushel. Bar at the CrossrOAds on Rt. factory built comper. Phone Bring .container. Herschel ' 124 has been purchltsed by . 992-5392 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. Roush, Eost LAttorf Rd. SEPTIC TANKS CLEANED. Donald H. Miller, • local 1-16-31c 4-26-tfc, Reasonable ' rates. Pflont resident. The business wu ~ be John RU11011, Gallipolis · 416closed from Aug.IOtoSe;;t. 1, 1951 PLYMOUTH . sl•llon USED lovalory In very good m2 oflor 5:30 p.m; . • 1970, for remodeling with the wagon, nine passenger. Good condition. Phone 992-3181. 4-7-tfc consequent opening of Miller motor, tires, boHery. PriCed 1-16-tfc and Srns Grocery and SerVIce for HARRISON'S TV AND ANquick Mle, 1100. Contact , Stafloo to serve the public . TENNA SERVICE. Phone WHln Sweet corn. Wllmetta Eldon Wolburn, ""-• 992l-16-31c 2805. Ltlfhtll; Rock Sprl1191 Rd., 992-2522. :""' Pomeroy. Phone 992-69311. 6-10-tfc. HAPPINESS Is becoming 1 11U DODGE 44011095 l-16-31c A Or. Sedan, V ·8. Thll Ia &I Fashion Frocl'4 counselor. ATHERTON · t.v. AND Attention, ladle< ol Meigs, one owntr cu with auto. 1962 FORD Galaxle 500, V-1-352, ELECTilONlC SERVICE. pow•r steering :& Gallla, ~son Counties: two Shiff, Phone 915-3149, Long Boltllm. standard with overdrive. Coli power brakes, radio. Hal a tree wardrobes a year plus ntce 992-6623. ' . ', 3-11-tfc. sliver flnlah with commission. No collection, no beautiful --10-6tp red Interior. ,· delivery. no Investment. Car ltd lUiCK SEPTIC lll!ka cteorit<f. Miller SitS necessary. For Interview, call Specjat 4 Or. Seetin . We sold Sonllollon, Siewert, Cillo. I'll, collect Chester 985-4116. Also. · this car rttw lr'ld It still· looks 662-30:15. IIIHrt Wotfl ,. 2- 1~ openings for management the same Wav . Real nlct -· · . l~nnce positions . 'dark red exterior end bllck LIT US 8-16-31p vinyl Interior. This car hill INSTAU few miles on It but It runs REAOY-Mili CONCRETE YO.UR NEW dellvired right to rour llka new . pro,oct. Fast and 011y. Fr• 19M IU ICK MfS esf metes, Phone 992-32U, Pets For Sale Wildcat Convtrtll:l:lt. Extra Go,gleln Reedy-Mix Co., for 1 64 model . Ll411ht Atlllltllft ltvc:k, VII or fuel PARKVIEW Kennels, Poodles, nla~ Middleport, Oh!o. blue with white top, power Dll ffrtd . Call now, for best • nd bird dogs, AKC. Pet and steering, pown brakell 6-30-tlc lnst.,llatfOn . show puppies. Grooming. , auto. come and get If, It ' Phone 992-5+43. SEWING · MACHlNES, Rtpll~ . won't lest long. POMEROY 3-17-tfc service, all makes, tf2i.2214. J . w. Carsey, MIJr. The Fabric Shop, Pomot;oy. Ph.lft-2111 . Auth..,l:r.d Slrigar Soles and • BASSET puppies, AKC regOpen TilfDolly · MOBil£ Servlco. We Shltrpen SciiSOI'J, BUICK PONTIAC lsterod of · Balboy herlGMC TRUCKS .. :.. i!-~·11<. toge. $35-150. Just of1 Rt. 7 POMEROY near Tuppers Plains, Ohio. 1%7 CAS~ S80 diesel backhoe C. BRADFORD, Au<llontor Francis Benedum , Phone and front loader 1 'exc11. Completo Sorvlco condition . Ph. ~>16-07 56 Coolville 667-3856. 1959 ENGLISH F. PhCtnt9ol'/,3121 '·30ic ord. SISD. I-1 Gallipolis. - - -- - - ' _ _ _o Phone 992·5080. RAcine, Ohio 8-14-Stc Crill Bra'dlord DEADLINES 5 P.M. Day Before Publication Monday Deadllne9a .m . Cance.Uatlon & Correct/or'ls Will be accepted untll9a . n for Day of Publication straight seasons, the Cubs waUowed in the second division. Notice Since they've been winning the last few years, townsfolk WILL give plano lessons In my home. Phone 992-3666. have beeo roused from their stupor. 8·16-tfc Counteraction had to be taken, however, to quell thejr uncontrollable glee, especially wh~n a lady was tossed out HAYMAN'S AUCTION House, of the bleachers and suffered broken bones. laurel Cliff. now open each The bleachers became the first project f()T urban re- · Friday to receive con signments at 10 a.m. Auction newal . Limits were put on ticket sales. The Wrigley Field starting at 7 p.m. let us sell bleachers seat 3,250. On a hot day, 4,000 tickets would be your merchandise. sold. Now, never more than 3,200 customers are allowed in 3·22-tfc the stands. -==c------= If the Bieacherites were out in number, they were al· REOUCE safe and fast with Gobese tablets and e. Vop lowed to remain half as naked as jay birds. Bleacher fans water pills. Nelson Drugs. may still removo their shirts, while box seat and grandB-S-lOtp stand walchers have to contend with sweat palches on their blouses. WILL pick ·up· merchandise and Also, led by the Left-field Bleacher Bums-a ~oup of ta ke to auction on a percentage balls. Call Jim hardy beer-drinkers who have lncorporated-chou-s have Adams, auctioneer, Rutland. been encouraged by the manafement. Songs such as ''GimPhone 742-4461 . e That Old-Time Durocher' have drawn app~use from e front office-ll not from. other- nei&\lbon ....;rtle" front ' , •, .• !;2J.~~ flee knows that music sootbos the."savll'ge beas!:- -- , • '"""'I< SPrd,.\,7;, n ....."F ~·d·-'· at ~lal , Beer sales in the bleachers also l!liil been a problem. To Tu&$day, Aug . 18~ ., Aug . 19, Thursday, Aug. 20. Will prevent grade school kids from coming down with pot leave the Middleport Cab bellies, beer was no longer sold by vendors. II waa ' old Office at 8 a .m., 11 a.m., 3 DDiy at a few central locations In the park, and then by p.m .• 6 p.m ., Sl.OO each 12 veteran bartenders who can tell It's a IS-year-old kid heyears old and over . Mid· hind· that upside-down mustache. dleport Cob Co .. Phooe 99213J8. The Cubs also installed a video scan system to keep an B-12-6tp eye on the crowd. They added some 50 Burns Detective A~ncy men, all armed with walkie-talkies. A wire screen wao set up on the outfield wall· abd sticks out at an angle, ~ROVER ' S Ph.otogra~hy Studio will be closed for to discourage people from leaping with or without joy onto vacation from Aug. 17 to Aug. tbe field . 2S. With all this, there have been no incidents at Wrigley B-12·1:ttc Field since early In the season. But Cub outfielders are sWl wary. You see, when a rival hits a home run the LEGAL NOTICE Bleacher Burnt> buy the ball (standard fee is $5, and' then tN TME MATTIR OF IITOF ACCOUNTS1 111!1 Burn wbo paid passes his hat around to recoup) . And TLEMENT PROlATE COURT, MllO:t the Bum throws the ball back. "We don't want nuttln' from COUNTY .. OHIO. de bad guys," explained nne Bum. Accounl'land vouchtn of the ~lille, Cub Olltfielda h-ow apopl.k:ttc wonderlug following named flduclatltl wllerl and wheie that ball will return from the bleachers. have b"n filed In tht 1Pro1H1te Court, Melga County, Ohio, for approve! end Httltmtnt : 2 FAMI~ Y houle, Notice ]IIIIANT AD Far Wllnt Ad Service 5 cePts per Word one Insert ion Minimum Charge 75c 12 cents per w Jrd three ,eonse1;utive lnsP.rt 1 n11 18 cents P"'" word sht con sec utl\le inse' ·ions . 1S F.'er ce nt Discount on paid ad s and ads paid within 10 days. 10:40 lefl In lbe game. Miami also scored two field goals In the last two quarters. Wilh star Bengal quarlerhack Greg Cook undergoing sorcery today on his arm and possibly being iosl for the oeaaon, Brown announced the signing of free agent Rick Norton, a quarlerback. Norton was cut by Miami last week. Brown said quarterback coach Bill Walsh would start working with Norton at once. The Bengala' next exhiblllon encounler ill Saturday at St. Louis against the cardinals. " .Fot Rent or Salt' '. - • OI'IM IVIS. M0 P.M. POIIIROY. 01110 insutlon . WILMINGTON, Ohio (UP!)Cincinnati Bengals coacb Paul Brown llkans the Miami llolphln line to a ''SWarm of bees." "We were defeated at the Une ql ocrlmmage, offensively and defensively," said Brown, reviewing his learn's 20-10 loss to the Dolphins in a National Football League exhibition game Saturday. ''They looked like a swarm of bees againsl us," he said. "Just Uke we did the week before in the opener against Washington." Miami, playing ils first home ,game under new coach Don Sbula, scored the first time It gol the ball on a six-play, Ill). yard drive lhal was climaxed b)' quarlerhack Bob Griese lobbing a four-yard scoring ..., to Jim Klick . The score was 1Wat the half ofler Miami acored again with nine minuw remaining. .Cincinnati got Its lone touchdown on a lwo-yard run around rllht end by apeedy Palll Robinsoo wllh 6 :116 loll in the lhird period. Horst Muhimann cooverled for lhe Bengals and kicked a 49-yard field goal with · ~~ • · deemed oblectlonei. The publisher wlll nat be resPonsible tor more than one incorrecr BengalsDowned At Their Line l PI D, M 1968 FORD . S21fS Torino 2 Dr. Hardtop, V-8 motor, automiltk REGUL-ATIONS The Publisher reservu ttle right to e-.111 or reject any ads l . . i ..,_..... ·- : DAILY 1.1111m411tpr (tll . CROSSWO~D ·-= - · ~&MIDi11:£;/I.Jldt~n' 1 I..J ,_,....ol lJnKramblt theiO barJumbles, oM lotttr. to oadt square, to form four ardlnar1 word1. ~~~~•nrat ' na11bortno 1 L/Jfl'J( ) 2.n ... ' L IIIIo oat 40Wd ., eI..-.. Pia-' U'OU..r u.·u.tt- "··lnltp 11, . . 111 II 1t-- Y.4SES I =:l:.1::..,._ I Jl '· �I .' ~ ' • .r. . -;. . ~~l!l1.' s,.ntinet !·. c.la~:ifie·~$1.. What a Difference A Winning Year Makes NEW YORK - (NEAl - For awhile it appeared that World War III would erupt, not in the .lllideast, but In one of America's ball parks. With the traditional opening of the baseball season, which heralds the coming out of the butterfly and the first ball, ·there was something added: mayhem. Fans stormed t.~e field in Pittsburgh; there were beat· ings ·and robberies In the stands in Cleveland; hordes roamed Yankee Stadium during games and wouldn't leave. At Shea Stadium, where the present mania began during last year"s mad pennant race, Met fans continued to commit head-first slides Into second base. It even happened in Chicago, a town where baseball had been serene both in the stands and In the standings. Chi· cago is the place where. if you wanted action, you &tood on a street corner and soon a big black sedan would careen around a c()rner and a man .on the running board air-conditioned you with his tommy gun. Now, the local booboisie was in Wrigley Field and attacking ushers and opposing players. This took the Wrigley Field officials by surpd~e. since their ball park had been used mamly for medicmal pur- Of QUALifY . 1969 FORD . . Mustang 2 Dr. Hardtop. 6 cyl. std. lh'ret Sjle4!d Trans. ~ 1968 CHEVROLET UlfS Chevelle • Dr. Hardtop, Fbwer steering; automatic transmission. 6·cyl., vl!'lyl nwf- .tr;ms. ,.• .,., Motw (1. INFORMATION BLIN·o- AOsAdditional 25c ~lwlrg e per Advertisement . · OFFICE HOUR S 8 : 30 11 .m to 5:00p .m . Da ily , 8: 10 a .m to U : OO Noon Saturday . ROOKIE8 GA111ER CAMP GRAYLAG, N. H. (UPI) - Sam Lacey llld Nale Archibald, the lop draftees of the ClnclnnaU Royals, • will be among lZ rooklea to turn out here Wednesday for th~ team's rookle camp. Lacey,, ' 6-10 cenler from New Mnlcn'. at.te, was lh<! 1op draft cboi<e picked II!' ,:the jtoyals. Archibald, 6-1 g\18i'd lr:IIID lhe 11n1Vf~,ly of Taa,<li! EI-Paso, t~u<H'.r. :2. ,II'\ LEGAL NOTICE Bldl. will be received by the Meigs Local Scl'!ooi Oiatrfct Board of Education at Sealed , 6-1'1-401c 80STON , T·ERRIER puJ!I t . ';f' old. 4'h.ono Chostei' 9e$. , ·I, ·,. Auto Sales -...,... poses : It was the town 's outdoor tranquilizer. For over 20 A~~~~~l~o=~~ fURNACE DANNIE!$ .· BlAETTNARS Help Wanlad '~ ,WAilRESS !\"f.dld• must 1be f~<r Sa• ~ · ~-• J. h',.1:1. • " · ""!i~'i'[4. OY r n. Ha ... rtltroneo. . Apply In pP.rson . Martin BROWN.,;pJ eTTE Restaurant, Middleport. chairs. Reasonable. See 8-16-tfc S. Second Ave. Phant 1-7-IOic 3374. ' l-16-31<: WA.ITRESS. Real Estate For Sale Crow's GREEN BEANS, pick YGu' Pomeroy. HOUSE on choleo lot lo own. S2 bu•hel. Also - • OLDER Syrocv10. Prlcod for quick l-9-12tc and pototoes. Andrew Cross, ..te. Coli 992-S32A. Letart Falls, Ohio. 7-26-tfc 1-1Ufc Male Help Wanted Administratrix ' of the Estate of Frank J . Perry Dtceeseel. .' CASE NO . 12,206 First' ant! Final Account ot Mabel Bearhl, · Guardian of tht Estates ot James H . leat'hs 1nd Mery Elitabtth Bear"tls, Minors. CASE NO . 20;2A9 First and Final Accourit of Nancv Chapman, Executrix of the Estate of Ralph Chepman, Deceased. CASE NO . 19,449 SICond af\d Final Account of ~ David Ohlinger, Assignee of Mahlon · 1 ""d ----== For Rent . - • PAINTSALE: Form and homt 3 ..!m~Ph;;:u;;~.~= aport. 7' 1'Ifc County. PretNte ==""""':-::""--..,....:...,-- :Oated this '30th day of Julv. J, (I) H,.o•trl•• Probat• J ,u ctlt·of ••!d'tl\)jl,ty 3'. 10, 17. :uc ' ' , "'}1:~ I ' l-11 Goo. llibstitter...... LilTING- 4 btdr_,., ll•lng 16 • 11. Nice slclo Gafi!JII. .Nur • -- • High 19i'O. -1EALTY ··· 1• ~ , • 2'J;QRDOM · ~: ., .. ,, . .~""·u, ·Ciela'n'd :.:::.~I~X'\.lh'a'u't1cl:n~S4-=t~ ; Com pony~N· 2nd, dleport, unlo. , j;_ , 2 BEDROOM House, bath, 7·19·~ ' To th~ AdmlnlstretriK of fht blsemtHtt, attic tat- storage. CANNING , · : estott ; to such oltho tono'l'lng 16J6 Lincoln His. HardwOod tomatoes, tlru,lr as art rHidents Of the state of flocrs~ bullf·lf1 cabiM'f$ In picked, bring your awn. Ohio, vir: - the surviving kitchen. Gas furnace. Phone container. Goreldlrw .CWIMCt, spouse, the nut of kin, the m-3054. Reel"', Olio. " ' btnefltlarles under the will · I- lUte and to the 1ttor'ney or attorneri representing eny or thl aforementioned Ptreons : FURNISH~D flr~l flOor tl· Louis E. Stevena, Mlddltport, flcloncy oportmenl, ulllllltt Ohio, No. 20,299. furnished. Phone 992-31174. You are hereby notified that ' ~ J.12-tffJ the Inventory tnd AP · pralsement of the tsf~ttu of the . (I) 17, 24, iiltc olortmontlonld, dochltd, Jolt APAATMEIIt, 6 rooms, bolh, ohttd lldtn and thl!, unfurnllhed. Court .County, Sold wtrtll. Inventory Phdnf 992.241Mulberry ~!tit' 5 Avo. p.m. p~i~~~~~ Appraisement Will bt for · 1-13-ffC' NOTICE 0~ hearing bttore this court on tht · APPOINTMENT Cast No. 20347 2~th day ot August, 19701 .tt 1q:oo Estate of ThOmas F . Carroll , • clock A.M. ' . - TRAILER ' Any per~ dtsfrlnD to "flit '"eel. one rtllfe froift Dece..ed. new Mtkii HIP Sc!hoot on ofd - Notice is hereby glvtn that exceptions thertto mI,#Jt .fnt .\ Mae Carroll, of Rutland~ OhiO, ttltm at least five daya prior to Rt. 31. '"'Cftt f92.2f.tt · ' · 1-30-:JOtc has bit() d "uly appointed Ad - the dett set for _h ttrJng . mi~istretrlx of the Estate of Given undtr "''" hand lndi Thomas F . Carr oll. deceased , seal of said Court, thll "hldey Of August 1970 ' · lale ot Meigs Countv , Ohio . Creditors are required to tile F. H. O'Br .. tt their claims with Slid fiduciary JIHt1t lttd-tK4fficf wjti'!in four monthS. thefr office In the Meigs Jr. School Building , Mld dlepor't, Otllo , fot school bus tires until12 :00 o'clock noon on August 25, 1910, at which time Bids will be opentd . The llrt -bld prices are lo Include the demounting of tht old tire and MO'!nflng the new one or rtCI9Ptd tfrt on lht rim and ptaclng the mounted tire end rim on the but. For specittcatlons pltlll cell or write Larry Morrison , 9922153. ., . ; .. '" .l FULL or port ltme. Servlco ANDERSON Mobile homo, · 1916 MO!II.LE home ond lot. l ' x30', comptotwly lurnl-. New Haven, W. . Vo. l'hono customers wlttl Watkins Including both, refrigerator, 112·2811. Quollty Products. Earn S3 per hour up. Write 0.59, Walkins hot Wlltr healer, gal stove, 8-16-flp Products, Inc., Winona, and lutt oil hooter. All nicety pan oiled ond plenty o1 stol'age . .• ·'. Minnesota 55981. l-17-1tc space. Alld, a 271001 camping . frailer completely furnished. 1%5 Ford Falcon, 6 cvtlnder, . · ' .. . • slick shift, In good candltton. RUTLAND.;; l'li•tort'frame 3 --~~TAl Female Help Wanted See Samuel llornhllr-t obove . btd · 1 ~ "•th 't Syracuse an Rt. 124, :~!crosS ~~'~' ~'!!, .,.. •' ou • BE A PLAYHOUSE TOY DEALER: Work Auaust to from Racine Planing Mill. , · ~~4l'ta;;~.J.'')!I ~l-16-31c . ' ,. i . Dllctmber, tree lrolnfng. No colltcll119, no delivery, no _R_E_D_B_O_N_E--c'-o-on-,h-o.,_un~ . -~~~~-JJ:Z :r~..:t.,6 "' cosh Investment, Coli cotlocl . ' ·'o 61A-377·A791, ChorloiiJ Registered. PhoM 94f-3J!U. · '·i!Oiii'G AT $37'"00' · , I-11-J21c ·· ·~ · <.f." ·• Heiskell, South Point, Ohio. 7-17-tlc ' ' RilYJ~ND,-~I~S.....J;'i· - -- - - : -.---'-'--'-·.. rtory . fr'ame, 1•s .r~. '- ) COLONIAL style stereo, AM ' btdroomt, - bolll,nlooJot. ond FM redlo, • speakers, 4S6 500· Employment Wanted spied record changer . ' ·:· QUALIFIED woman ovalloblo , Bolo nco SIO.SP. Use ou't TO BUY Ofl SILL to do housework or office budgel1erms. Free gill wllh c~T-CT US cleaning. Wrlfe Fran, Bmc 23, every pur,cha,se. c.llf 992-3352.· HEN y C~I!IAND Pomeroy, Ohio. . l-11-61c EALTOI! _, .. 16-Jtc ~ 192-iUf· .. ..... ftl-2.... · ~)Ute Lost .a"" Found Unless exceptions are flied PINK FLOWER Gorden Quilt. thereto, uld ec:counts will be Wont lnformotiOil about this tor hearing btforesald Court on Item whiCh WIS plckad up by . the 17th day of Septeltlber, 1P70. mistake, or stolen at Mi10n at which time salp Iecount$ will County Fair m Saturday. be considered continued from day to day until finally Reword of1ered. Coli 713-5n5. disposed of. Any person lntert~~ld ' may file wrltt~ exceptions lo u-ld accounts or to matten per - Wantect To Rent taining to the executfon of the TRAILER lot to ommodltw trust, not less than flyt days o 10 by 12 frailer. Wrlfo to prior to the date set fol' hearing . Landon Srblttl, ..,Rt. •· COAL, LUMP, egg and st-. F. H. O'llli&N- Pomeroy, Ohio. Phone 7JQ- Ja""!?;• <Oil tfpplo, Rutl{lnd Rd ...m deliver. 3694. PROIATI JUDGE MEIGS C.OUNTY, OHIO. I-1Uipl-11-61c 18) 17, ltc NOTtU ON FILING OFAPPRAISIM!NT INVIENTORY AND The State of Olllo, Mtltl HO~. ,, I· , ,. ~ ·'. CASE NO . 20,235 First lnd Flnel Account Of Lucy ' E. Eblin . c;a!t m~. lPiim~ ·~· Auto CARD OF THANK S . & OBITUARY Sl SO tor 50 word minim11m. Each additional word 2c. Thomas, '·· ~ .f'I!Dii• RATES "\.A. Mtdclteport, m Race St.; A NEW shipment of chll~on's 196A DODGE - Pickup. 1964 school clothes has lltrlved, Volkswlgen~ new motor . ,, .. "31p . also, plenty of men's · work ·-'GUA~NTEEI).... Black and whlt.portllile 1'!1. uniforms. Jeffer's Clothing Ph011e 992-62~. ' BOAT.. 1'/iavor rtvoi .oklff, 16 Store. on Rt. 33 going towora foot, motorf 'tr1ller.· Phone ' ~16-31p ., 9f2-2094 ' ' Fairgrounds. 992-2124. ' e,1u1c o~m CHEVROLET truck, n6 8-1A41c l rust, 6-cyllnder, A-1 condition, THE PROPERTY formerly 06 E, Main, PomoraJ, 0. · CANNINGtomotQOS, Number l. motor, starter I battery, occupied by the Sportsmen brakn, new tires with ntw · Pick your own. 11 bushel. Bar at the CrossrOAds on Rt. factory built comper. Phone Bring .container. Herschel ' 124 has been purchltsed by . 992-5392 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. Roush, Eost LAttorf Rd. SEPTIC TANKS CLEANED. Donald H. Miller, • local 1-16-31c 4-26-tfc, Reasonable ' rates. Pflont resident. The business wu ~ be John RU11011, Gallipolis · 416closed from Aug.IOtoSe;;t. 1, 1951 PLYMOUTH . sl•llon USED lovalory In very good m2 oflor 5:30 p.m; . • 1970, for remodeling with the wagon, nine passenger. Good condition. Phone 992-3181. 4-7-tfc consequent opening of Miller motor, tires, boHery. PriCed 1-16-tfc and Srns Grocery and SerVIce for HARRISON'S TV AND ANquick Mle, 1100. Contact , Stafloo to serve the public . TENNA SERVICE. Phone WHln Sweet corn. Wllmetta Eldon Wolburn, ""-• 992l-16-31c 2805. Ltlfhtll; Rock Sprl1191 Rd., 992-2522. :""' Pomeroy. Phone 992-69311. 6-10-tfc. HAPPINESS Is becoming 1 11U DODGE 44011095 l-16-31c A Or. Sedan, V ·8. Thll Ia &I Fashion Frocl'4 counselor. ATHERTON · t.v. AND Attention, ladle< ol Meigs, one owntr cu with auto. 1962 FORD Galaxle 500, V-1-352, ELECTilONlC SERVICE. pow•r steering :& Gallla, ~son Counties: two Shiff, Phone 915-3149, Long Boltllm. standard with overdrive. Coli power brakes, radio. Hal a tree wardrobes a year plus ntce 992-6623. ' . ', 3-11-tfc. sliver flnlah with commission. No collection, no beautiful --10-6tp red Interior. ,· delivery. no Investment. Car ltd lUiCK SEPTIC lll!ka cteorit<f. Miller SitS necessary. For Interview, call Specjat 4 Or. Seetin . We sold Sonllollon, Siewert, Cillo. I'll, collect Chester 985-4116. Also. · this car rttw lr'ld It still· looks 662-30:15. IIIHrt Wotfl ,. 2- 1~ openings for management the same Wav . Real nlct -· · . l~nnce positions . 'dark red exterior end bllck LIT US 8-16-31p vinyl Interior. This car hill INSTAU few miles on It but It runs REAOY-Mili CONCRETE YO.UR NEW dellvired right to rour llka new . pro,oct. Fast and 011y. Fr• 19M IU ICK MfS esf metes, Phone 992-32U, Pets For Sale Wildcat Convtrtll:l:lt. Extra Go,gleln Reedy-Mix Co., for 1 64 model . Ll411ht Atlllltllft ltvc:k, VII or fuel PARKVIEW Kennels, Poodles, nla~ Middleport, Oh!o. blue with white top, power Dll ffrtd . Call now, for best • nd bird dogs, AKC. Pet and steering, pown brakell 6-30-tlc lnst.,llatfOn . show puppies. Grooming. , auto. come and get If, It ' Phone 992-5+43. SEWING · MACHlNES, Rtpll~ . won't lest long. POMEROY 3-17-tfc service, all makes, tf2i.2214. J . w. Carsey, MIJr. The Fabric Shop, Pomot;oy. Ph.lft-2111 . Auth..,l:r.d Slrigar Soles and • BASSET puppies, AKC regOpen TilfDolly · MOBil£ Servlco. We Shltrpen SciiSOI'J, BUICK PONTIAC lsterod of · Balboy herlGMC TRUCKS .. :.. i!-~·11<. toge. $35-150. Just of1 Rt. 7 POMEROY near Tuppers Plains, Ohio. 1%7 CAS~ S80 diesel backhoe C. BRADFORD, Au<llontor Francis Benedum , Phone and front loader 1 'exc11. Completo Sorvlco condition . Ph. ~>16-07 56 Coolville 667-3856. 1959 ENGLISH F. PhCtnt9ol'/,3121 '·30ic ord. SISD. I-1 Gallipolis. - - -- - - ' _ _ _o Phone 992·5080. RAcine, Ohio 8-14-Stc Crill Bra'dlord DEADLINES 5 P.M. Day Before Publication Monday Deadllne9a .m . Cance.Uatlon & Correct/or'ls Will be accepted untll9a . n for Day of Publication straight seasons, the Cubs waUowed in the second division. Notice Since they've been winning the last few years, townsfolk WILL give plano lessons In my home. Phone 992-3666. have beeo roused from their stupor. 8·16-tfc Counteraction had to be taken, however, to quell thejr uncontrollable glee, especially wh~n a lady was tossed out HAYMAN'S AUCTION House, of the bleachers and suffered broken bones. laurel Cliff. now open each The bleachers became the first project f()T urban re- · Friday to receive con signments at 10 a.m. Auction newal . Limits were put on ticket sales. The Wrigley Field starting at 7 p.m. let us sell bleachers seat 3,250. On a hot day, 4,000 tickets would be your merchandise. sold. Now, never more than 3,200 customers are allowed in 3·22-tfc the stands. -==c------= If the Bieacherites were out in number, they were al· REOUCE safe and fast with Gobese tablets and e. Vop lowed to remain half as naked as jay birds. Bleacher fans water pills. Nelson Drugs. may still removo their shirts, while box seat and grandB-S-lOtp stand walchers have to contend with sweat palches on their blouses. WILL pick ·up· merchandise and Also, led by the Left-field Bleacher Bums-a ~oup of ta ke to auction on a percentage balls. Call Jim hardy beer-drinkers who have lncorporated-chou-s have Adams, auctioneer, Rutland. been encouraged by the manafement. Songs such as ''GimPhone 742-4461 . e That Old-Time Durocher' have drawn app~use from e front office-ll not from. other- nei&\lbon ....;rtle" front ' , •, .• !;2J.~~ flee knows that music sootbos the."savll'ge beas!:- -- , • '"""'I< SPrd,.\,7;, n ....."F ~·d·-'· at ~lal , Beer sales in the bleachers also l!liil been a problem. To Tu&$day, Aug . 18~ ., Aug . 19, Thursday, Aug. 20. Will prevent grade school kids from coming down with pot leave the Middleport Cab bellies, beer was no longer sold by vendors. II waa ' old Office at 8 a .m., 11 a.m., 3 DDiy at a few central locations In the park, and then by p.m .• 6 p.m ., Sl.OO each 12 veteran bartenders who can tell It's a IS-year-old kid heyears old and over . Mid· hind· that upside-down mustache. dleport Cob Co .. Phooe 99213J8. The Cubs also installed a video scan system to keep an B-12-6tp eye on the crowd. They added some 50 Burns Detective A~ncy men, all armed with walkie-talkies. A wire screen wao set up on the outfield wall· abd sticks out at an angle, ~ROVER ' S Ph.otogra~hy Studio will be closed for to discourage people from leaping with or without joy onto vacation from Aug. 17 to Aug. tbe field . 2S. With all this, there have been no incidents at Wrigley B-12·1:ttc Field since early In the season. But Cub outfielders are sWl wary. You see, when a rival hits a home run the LEGAL NOTICE Bleacher Burnt> buy the ball (standard fee is $5, and' then tN TME MATTIR OF IITOF ACCOUNTS1 111!1 Burn wbo paid passes his hat around to recoup) . And TLEMENT PROlATE COURT, MllO:t the Bum throws the ball back. "We don't want nuttln' from COUNTY .. OHIO. de bad guys," explained nne Bum. Accounl'land vouchtn of the ~lille, Cub Olltfielda h-ow apopl.k:ttc wonderlug following named flduclatltl wllerl and wheie that ball will return from the bleachers. have b"n filed In tht 1Pro1H1te Court, Melga County, Ohio, for approve! end Httltmtnt : 2 FAMI~ Y houle, Notice ]IIIIANT AD Far Wllnt Ad Service 5 cePts per Word one Insert ion Minimum Charge 75c 12 cents per w Jrd three ,eonse1;utive lnsP.rt 1 n11 18 cents P"'" word sht con sec utl\le inse' ·ions . 1S F.'er ce nt Discount on paid ad s and ads paid within 10 days. 10:40 lefl In lbe game. Miami also scored two field goals In the last two quarters. Wilh star Bengal quarlerhack Greg Cook undergoing sorcery today on his arm and possibly being iosl for the oeaaon, Brown announced the signing of free agent Rick Norton, a quarlerback. Norton was cut by Miami last week. Brown said quarterback coach Bill Walsh would start working with Norton at once. The Bengala' next exhiblllon encounler ill Saturday at St. Louis against the cardinals. " .Fot Rent or Salt' '. - • OI'IM IVIS. M0 P.M. POIIIROY. 01110 insutlon . WILMINGTON, Ohio (UP!)Cincinnati Bengals coacb Paul Brown llkans the Miami llolphln line to a ''SWarm of bees." "We were defeated at the Une ql ocrlmmage, offensively and defensively," said Brown, reviewing his learn's 20-10 loss to the Dolphins in a National Football League exhibition game Saturday. ''They looked like a swarm of bees againsl us," he said. "Just Uke we did the week before in the opener against Washington." Miami, playing ils first home ,game under new coach Don Sbula, scored the first time It gol the ball on a six-play, Ill). yard drive lhal was climaxed b)' quarlerhack Bob Griese lobbing a four-yard scoring ..., to Jim Klick . The score was 1Wat the half ofler Miami acored again with nine minuw remaining. .Cincinnati got Its lone touchdown on a lwo-yard run around rllht end by apeedy Palll Robinsoo wllh 6 :116 loll in the lhird period. Horst Muhimann cooverled for lhe Bengals and kicked a 49-yard field goal with · ~~ • · deemed oblectlonei. The publisher wlll nat be resPonsible tor more than one incorrecr BengalsDowned At Their Line l PI D, M 1968 FORD . S21fS Torino 2 Dr. Hardtop, V-8 motor, automiltk REGUL-ATIONS The Publisher reservu ttle right to e-.111 or reject any ads l . . i ..,_..... ·- : DAILY 1.1111m411tpr (tll . CROSSWO~D ·-= - · ~&MIDi11:£;/I.Jldt~n' 1 I..J ,_,....ol lJnKramblt theiO barJumbles, oM lotttr. to oadt square, to form four ardlnar1 word1. ~~~~•nrat ' na11bortno 1 L/Jfl'J( ) 2.n ... ' L IIIIo oat 40Wd ., eI..-.. Pia-' U'OU..r u.·u.tt- "··lnltp 11, . . 111 II 1t-- Y.4SES I =:l:.1::..,._ I Jl '· �, •~-'l'hl! QIIIJs,utlnol. -poftl.Poonon)', 0;, AU&.I7,1f/O M,... BumgarYlner Dies S~y , • , . l f4ASON Mrs. Esta Bumgardner, 79, Mason, a former employe of the Stiffler Departmeni Sl<u.. In Pomeroy, died SUnday morning at a nursing home in Clifton. Mrs. Bumgardner was a nwimber of the Mason United Methodist Church and of the S.F .R. SUnday School Class of that church. She was born Aug. 31, 1890 at Linton, Ind., the daughter of the late WilHam and Minnie Coo r Harper. Her MEIGS THEA:rRE husband died in 1911. Cousins surviving include Mrs. Margar ~t Pickens, Mrs. Clara Rodman. Miss Sadie E;lias. and David Elias, aU of Mason; Mrs. Elmer Martin, Point Pleasant; Hugh Etias, West Columbia; WUiiam Etias, Akron; Norman Cooper and Harold Perkins, both of Unloo, Ind. , and Wayne Perkins, Evansville, Ind. Funeral services will be held at 1:30 p.m. Tuesday at the Foglesong Funeral Home with the Rev. Parker Hinzman of· ficiating. Burial will be in , ... ; Rhodes ffideri. . Hiring Freez~ . , COLUMBUS (UP!) - Gov. James A. Rh<Mies today ordered his cabinet to halt all new and rcpLlcemenl hiring of stole workers and ordered a freeze on out..t.. tote !ravel financed in whole oc in pari by state fundi. The governor ordered lbe belt tightening for the remainder of his term which ends Jan. II, 1971. AUG. 17-11 Walt Disne-y's SWISSFAMILY ROBINSON (Technlcolorl Dorothy McGuire Jas. MacArthur DISNEY CARTOONS' New Neighbor How to Play Baseball Show Siarls 7 P.M. Social Calendar TONIGHT, TUESDAY AUG. 17-18 Double Fe;,ture Protr•m Tom stern Jeremy Slate "Hi~~~lX~~~[~\,.. Coior Vinc:~~~rice "THE OBLONG BOX" r••lslopher Lee Color -:::::::::=: r HANDY .DRIVE I" BANKING (Continued from page 9) Donald Hauck ..;:I da Dies on MoD y =I":! PicLures and Plaques are Fridays Only The Drive-In Window isOpen · 9 A.M. to 7 P.M. I Continuously) willl the shooting death ol his infant son, Charles Joseph William Dixon. The three-month-old child was shot m· the head at the family hllille Saturday nigbl. .::'.,.::;'lime. for 11iny RIMI'Jilty Candi.L.tes ua ~"- Fix ·- THE FARMERS BANK llld ·SAVINGS 00. ., . ·- '• :· ~ SUPPORT YOUR lOCM. FAIR . . . ·-·--· . Neftr io hiltorr •a• the American woman had sud! a wide choice of ...,lines. A'nd Mldom has tile cha~ge of lengtll been 10 tontroversial. Chart shows oight different Skirt lengths ranginr.:rom micromini to mali and all ac·sYRACUSE - Tllomaa R. b .. • toclo • h' ld cepta •• ys oon wor . · Cross, 17, Gallipolis, was .lteated for '.minor Injuries ' w' ~· Sunda ing 1 Hit In Yard ... By Auto Boy w· "''~ Old Ship Chugs Away with (jas .ro.J AUGUST ended. DUnON'S Say: Join the fun at the Meigs County Fair August 18-lR0-21 .. .. •, .:,.; • .. Gets l•u"dry •ma11ngly clean. Uan lust 10 CJIIIons of water and only 1/J the detergent. Spln·dry t IOICI In iult 1 minute . Completely portable .. . roll to the lli'lk, no' plumblnCJ . Store anYwhere. You have to , ul It to Hlltve It , . .•'• ~: BAKER FURNITURE . f-1-., I ·,.. , ' ,'f • MIOO(\_tlr9.~R'l', (). · ' ,., . .r ' fOR tHE BIGGEST BAIGAit IN - 1 That pre*tription compouncj.d by us is inc!eed ci bat;ain ... it helps add year~ to your life lor as 5Hle as a Eft dotlanl YOUR PH~IMACIITSI Are up ·to tl\e minute 'with' the newest and Pl'l~lrmlaoliutllcal products your ' ' , br Two privatA! IUiboa" hired the Navy lollad.lhe .~ulk dowii lbe Cap6 Fear Rl'fea! 1r<m 111 dock at Sunny Polnl, N. C., to lile Atlantic. The Navy ' deslro)'er USS Hartley and the Coolt Guard cutter Mendola followed u eacorll. The Ieibel car/lo 1101 upecteil to ream lti ·desllna!ion 101118Ume TueodaY anornlng, alter a 100-mUe journey to ~ polnlln lbe Atlantic 212 miles off Cap6 Kennedy; Fla., and norlb of the Bahama. · Market Report JUST 30 MINUTES TO DO IT ALL IN THE NEW HOOVER SPIN·D~YING WASHER pm.... ' . . :wru . -.~ ' ,~~ •· ', ·Afternoon ·For·Tht fetejp .Cqu.n~ ' • : I,·'_,._ . ' .'. ' ,.' :i;·. ' _1 ., ,, • -:f.. -,. ''.\..;';.- ,,., -'·'l . .. 1,",•"'! 1.' I :• ........ ' 9:3Q to 9_p;m. . · · , · Tbt ardlnlnce eammillee ID pnporlaiC Ie.....IIID to eopo wllb the problem wiD proceed aiOIIIlH Una ol ballll& ......,. .... the walla am to lile river lhlrlng certa1a aaJibllto.. .,. of mHin& it a .,..,.....ble one... to Jolter ahqlbe wailll IIWr a certain bour. Councilman DOll Colllns ..id that "'""'dl would have to take aclilln IInce pollee olficen have several limes reported offenses laking place. Tbt councD voted IIJo to replace a guard railing In front of a parklng lot wbicb hu been buUI on West Main St. The lot baa become a gathering place for a niDDber of young people. Offlcera said thai the young people are yelling profane remarb ol paaslng motorillo. Comrilnum Robert 1171011 said that one nighl apparenlly IOiiiO of lbe young people had placed a bottle and SIDle llrusb on the hij!hway. He ran Into it on bll Will' &om bll em- Utile's Food Stand, wllil 24 years service al the fair, Is beadad by Mr. and Mn. RusaeU UIUe of Rullanof. They are helped by their aon-in-law and daughter, lwo grandaons, and Rutland school sludeniB. VouliloflbechurcbasweUu adulll are staffing the Sutloo United Melilodlsl Church stand which Is a veteran of 16 years service at lhe fair. The Rev. Paul Sellers Is pastor of the church. . ~IJ eli~ .•'l~ ~~~~ of~~- on . / . ·'• ,' ,--oililo,---------------...,.-------, ·!,,·· News••• in Briefs I . . . · · . ' ' I ,:· ... , I lllaymenl. · Pollee Cllef ..Jed W~ llllid be had oonf11Ted wllb tbe IJI'Oper\y- wbo had not been wlllinll to take lillY ao1im an tbe 111111111er ln 'WIIIdllbe lolls being Ulad. The guard railing wiD 1101 be pal up !or IQ net ln order lo give lbe 011111!1' a dtance to tab caae.'llve ~Councilman ColliDI oald. Olundl r,Mewedlbe prelltlll P*"kinc DJ!Iel' c~~arg._ n aweau ~"*"""ulbatlbe metera wiD eonUauae to aecept tbe preaanl ~Uool of co1n1 tlepollled but It wu lnformally apeed lhaltbe peuail7 for ololaUng pa:lalng me11n will be railed fr<m 2S anti to 50 cenll. Tbtnl!llm...ingwuoellor MoodaJ, AU&.Il,rdld'lblllan lberelllllarlll&blo!Sepl. 7due 1o Labor DIJ. nwuapeedtoa* the ltUIIeel of lbe lire ~ and the emergoney oqllld to meet wllh the co....U 1nfmna1IJ to diiCUII DOW quartera. The lruiiiMs of lhe ocganlzalilln bad requelllad IIUdl a meeting. · 'lbe mayor's reportlbowlng receipll for the Yillage lolallng f547 .M for July waa approved along llilh billl. ~ lbe meeting were Mayor Charloo Logar, OJun. ctlmeo Colllna, Ralph Werry and llfleD, .Cotmcll WOUUil, Mn. Elma Ruuell; Clerk Jane Walton; Treuurer l'byUia lkltneaay; . Polieo Qtiaf W..._, PllrolmaD WilT)', oDd 111'1. KIIIIJ. ·107th Meigs Fair ens 5-Day Run opened lis gates under aunny *len today for a flvOH!ay run. Rides of the Pugh Amusement Company - 12 in all- were in place and ready to roU. Employos of the company workedlnlo lbe wee hours of the night getting the rides set up. Tbey golalale slarl because of llle long lrip here from Alhlabula. Judging of domestic art ahiblll got undarway at 10 and at 7:30 the f!l~troy '· ¥'"" I Exc..t fbls one week;on Thii!'Jdly 9;30 to _12:jlt:)li!f)ill.Oti•,1.,,.,. Saturcliy• Mn. Diana King, meter maid, reported that a double meter wu recovered &om lbe Ohio River Monday wllere it had been thrown over lhe weekend from aloog lile lower parking lot wall. She ..td that domesmlbe parking meters are being maiiciDualy broken. She cited lbe eJptNe Involved ln ftP&In ln such Illstances. Officer Henry Werry a110 nWie remarks an IJI'Oblema involved dlle to loitering on llle Iota. ThO 107111 Meigs County Fair mark. "' So pia" t41 •hop •• •fi!!ltr"l~~ ·-~ 'lbe pre1011t ftblcle hu about UIO,OOO mllos on II. The DOW ftbicle, wllldl will laile about three months to &ecure, will be a 1971 model. The aafety COIIIIIIittee and llle pollee deperlment will eeiect lbe color, CoWICU will IIJo check on the coot of adding lir candluoolna to lbe vehicle. 'lbeordlnanceC<IIIIIIIttee agJ<ed to havelegillaUon ready for conalderalilln at the nm meeting that would curb vandall8m on lbe rim Irani parting loU. - •. :l • Fair_ ~~ .led~·'·· 'l.l~pdS. · 1a1ner, veldclo, piping or equlpmelll uaed lor the 111811U!ac11n, .....,., handline, sale or tranlporlaliOII of product~ t11i1 are b1i1b1J !nft•""')''ble llhall be lined not iesolhan flO nor _.than ~lor eac:b daJ'Ihal he filii to cunply with lile fire cbleh order. 'lllooe 1101 mdlnll ,.,,.nmfflletl ftP&In to h1Ddin&a or falllnJI to tear than dOwn, If recommended, wiD aJitolllalltally OllljlOINtanolllcertoproceodwithcomplyingtolbeorderlasued. Tbtolllcer, jf the Ylolalor falla to paylbe coats ~Jrtolwd, cerllfles the~ together with a 2S per cent peualty, to the colllly auditor !or colleellon. In 01101ber acUon lui night, C~MU~dl aecepted the bid of the Pomny Motor Co. -lhe on!)' lid received -lor a new pollee ...w.er. Tbe bid of the company was ~435 plus ltade-ln oltbe preiM!ill 11169 eru11er. morning and jiQ!ior ;' ' '' , ·•anc THIS WEEK Elberfelds Store In Pomeroy p.qsE ·ftld.sclar·~ ." •. ... ~· ' (]J""' " · . ·p · or ~~ '!!': M'i"" MEIGS COUNTY FAIR ~F 'US FROM •~·- MemC:Ial~lt•,j ~ter: : :;:;: Masoa will meet MI.. motorcycle flipped over here. . . . dleponaiS:IOI!Jfl evelliD&Jn llberlfl RoJ>ert-- Hartenbach's Syraeue utile Leap """' id Cr088 Toanta1110al. ...,I. 18 apporenlly • 8omday Grel James plio ~=~ ·tobllcycleandlosl cltedlllldbaUedOteibfrelol W victory over Middleport. , James gave no bill or 1'11111 to ~or damage was reported ... Mldtlleporllealll, p1111q totwoauloslnaeolllalonat7::1 Veterau M8Dorlal Beopllll . 1% olrlkeoula. AI bal, Jameo p.m. Saturday al the In• SATURDAY ADMI'$S1DNII,..; In ood oodiUon at Veterans bad two doubleo IJ(d lrfple. tersectioo of Couitty Roads 21 Ali EUla u,...,,_.,;, · J g laleH l 1 '""•• 'lbe oecaad •••eo feature and 31 driven by Kotler E. co ' ,_..,...; trr'l Memor osp Ia ....., ""' ,.,;.,.,te Lon• Bottom ••• Johnaon, Jr., Rltcloe; AMI Blaloe"'··Us,IO,sonofJameo lllilev-•••willbeCbesblre -.-· r, • • ....... 0b nson, Le"-~ w· VI ·; Qualls ..,... of Pllllleroy, who w•.• aplllil• ....,. Pomeroy. Tbt llaall David L. Ro us h' Por tJan•u. •Leonard Lunsl""''• ...... .,_· The ha . '""• .-oy; alruck by a car in front of bll !I'lit be pla,ed TllOiday re WII,S no e rge. Kalbryn LuntiiOrd, l'll!nerliJ: homeooCbesterRoadSalunlay ' betweeathe two wlnllen,.t Blaine Qualls,~; ·,, night. . ;Ibis eVfllilll't Sunday al 7:45 p.m. haavy SATURDAY n~t$ '!iifl 18i:.!U'hiU:. .damage '!'IS C8111eddrl.ln •-•MIIrgareth .,_1_ JonBea, u .. iio -· C • ~ j bECREE I'UBLISHED motor area of a ear . ""' "' "''' • -... rown, ~ 1n e e gs .oun Y a 11 LAGOs ('UP!) -Nigeria has John Tbomas .Rue,.~ . E~ Nlll'IIJ8ll Lehew, j!:l~ ~har~ed willl drlvlng while ordered aU public officials wllo '"' lbe old ~tar road- The Deelli, Fred Chapman, ...i!DO tntollcated. sided with Biafra In lile recent ' sheriff's' Dept. said· · Rue Michael, Jo Undo Fishel:, Irli Pllllleroy poUce offlcer Henry civil war dismfsaed or retired. · swerved to avoid a d08 when be Beegle. Werry said Bush, driving A federal decree pubtiahtd lost conlrol ·~ went jnto a SlJNI)AY ADMISSJONS ·""! toward Cheater, at 9:46 J'm. Sunday covered lbe period from dik:h. No charge was llleCI. Rue Carl Edwards · -1Jir.tt9.t~i went over a curb In front 1be Jan. IS 1966, to Jan. 15 19'10. wu nollnjured. 1'l1oanjla era., GaUIPolla; Alice Qualls residence, struck a ' • Tbt deparlmenl ia ~ ill- .Jobnatan, . Mkldleporl; parked car, then young Qualls. Chaucer Is cred· vesUgallng a report o1 llayea, .Middleport; ljeberl ThefamUywastnthefronly~ ealabllshlng the dallsm to mail ·bozea- alq Ricltatd,CUiton,W.Va. ·, •: saying "goodbye&" to a visitor Ian~e with his Creek Road over tbe SUNDAY. DISCHARGE -.i at 1be lime. · "T h e, Canter· Carl Edwards. • The lad was...., to Veterans t Memoa'la~!•ilal ~J tile . -~ .. . _ , ~-" _, ___ ,,... fj]QIJI'OJ,r.·I\W\It. II ~d ~ delerR)Ined thai he bad received ~o broken bones, a report from the hospital , .~- · -'Q " Monday Indicated. .. ... ' . TEN CENJS _;. ' -' BY BOB BOEJIUCH , An crdlnance aulhorlziDi the 1'1lmeroy Fire Cllef and btl wi"anll to bring about c01reellve actlaut.lor buUdlnp wllldl In lire bazardt or a lllfely dlnell' wu clven 1 llrel reading M!indly night by tile PO!Mrox. VDJap CouneU ln ncuiar &esaioo. 'lbeordlnancewiDempowa the dde!, now Henry Werry, and IQ erdiiODII to order lillY aid buDc!ing C<lllllldered I fire bawd, ar'lnolherway• dlneerous loUie, repaired or razed. Tbt legillaliOit, wbicb lollowed clotely IJI'OYiaiool of the alate lire manhal'a reguiatlonl, IIJo Slveo 111010 olllcen deslpated to brle eorreclionlmtde ln buUdingo wbere lnfl*""'"bte materlalt l!'e stared or kspt. Vehlclel pled lor lllorllfiO ..- lnlllportalilln of petroleumllquldllllo fall 1lltllln the acope of the new ordinlnce. · Ali OWIId', *-,aga~l, operator ..- occupant involved In any c«l!iile covaed by the ordinance wiD be notified to make CDTeCiiDnl 01' !tar down a ~ by the lire cbfef or bll em"anla. 'lbe pt!I'IOD 10 defdgnated will have three daya to ~an appeal In writing after wllldl time lbe lire cbfe!will set a lime and place for a bearing not leas than !lYe .W,. nor more lhan 10 daya later. · _N.Ihal hearing the lire chief would fix a lime lor compllance of tlie order. Any v!Diator of ~ 011 tbe control of lillY tank, COli- CycJe _Flips In~ Syracuse Tiny royalty will be llflected nesday evening .,&rade. '!be quite easy to make with dried Wednesdayeveningasapartof princess will be presented a material. Old frames with you\h nighlalllle Meip County tiara· and the prince , a gift. broken glass can be used for the Fair There 1a no charge for enterjng. pictures are made without · · · glass. T~e frames can be Cl\llllt' lonklnl Moun t to 3 !"\Wle\1 or gilded. Fit a card· uJ".:'.'!"~==~: ot'DIIfolldlllll!airult,.i&ilir1a.lll bqwd backing to the frame and and under. 'lbere jrill be a be <compilllld and i1111141!' to lncl 5 to 1 II USNI on thiS can be covered with velvet, prince and princesa llflected by Miss Jo Ellen Diehl Mul6erry ,ldors. ' burlap, colored paper or sand- drawing following llle Wed· HeighII, Pomeroy, 0. paper. A worksheel is very helpful in working out the design and materials you are to MEJI".S OOIJNTY FAlll PIUNCB AND PIUNCEIII use. Transfer and glue each piece to the prepared OOI'ft'EIIT ENTRY II1ANL - lllJI'I' lpl: A REBIDENT OF MEIG8 OOUNTY AND Iii: lllll background gluing only pari of Pomeroy, Ohio the material at one time. Heavy Y1WIII OR YOOitiGER. Member FDIC seed pod such as okra should be Member Federal auld'• Name •• cut in half so lhat can be glued Reserve System firmly to the base. WASHINGTON (UP!) -All "' Poreaall' Name - ... "' legal. alambli~g blocks rtlll09ell,·a ~If World War U Uberty ship ferried 67 loos of potentially deadly nerve gas Teleph- Nttmber • - • • • toward a burial in lbe Atlantic Ocean. The LabarGn RusaeU llrigga hoisted anchor Sunday afternoon one . _ .rter lbe legal 18-1~20-21·22 oppOil\ion to t'b, operation ·... CII<OOUI or robber crab · .YOL XXIII. NO BB; __ _ _ _ __ ~P_:_OM:::.:E::.:.RO:.:.Y·.:..M_:_ID.:.;:Dl.::..EP.:..OR~T,~O.:...:HI.::..O--------,---~--TU..:..ESDAY, AUGUST 18 1970 ~::~af:!,~.;,swillbeheld =.!""~~":g~ ~~ B:'!"~~~-ofthevill:eblc:~llld , I~!IZ at 2 p.m. Wedaesday at the Ewing Funeral Home wllil the stem or a florist stick onto the Rev. Bill Perrin officiating. ends. A bit of glue on the back Burial will be in Beech Grove caU 1 may prevent a blossom from Ce lery F · ds 8 shattering. After completing the'7uner~l give the arrangement a coating of liquid hair spray. Qle of tM many can serve you best. In where the action ls. We Invite your patronage. The can lllljiUtate a man's finger Willi a 11111p' of Ill claw1. Lawman , umb Green Th Notes • ... Now You Know bill and invoice Is completely paid and every account sellled. · Rhodes said be came lnto olfice wllil austerity "and we 1rt leaving office willl austerity." "Eiaven .weeks from tomorrow, a new gov~ will be chosen," Rbodes sa:Jcl. uwe can and must leave lbe lndlridual agencies and pr01f811l8 ci state govenunenl_.atlng Clll 011 ef. fleient bulo so change can boi readi)y made." Rhodoo ll8ld be did not Willi! the slalll's De)V govern«" to be concei'IIOCt1fllil flscal neeila. Rh<Mies said It wu "nat 1o Impossible" to jlrodici bow much could be saved by lbe cutbacks. He said, ~~oJrever, a figure of flO to fl5 miWon would not be linreuonable. MAXI---- Rhodes also ordered: A f......, on all equlpmay caU at the funeral home menlpurchases except tlwoe refrom 7 to 9 tonight. lating to personal or public safety. - A freeze on aU printed 1118· NOW YOU KNOW !erial bearing the name of the Rabbits arc born naked, bllnd governor or any sllte official and helpless while hares are or employee. born fully haired with open eye5 -A reduction of all commodi· and are able to m<Jve about ty inventories to the lowest pos· within a few minutes. sible level cO!lBistent with good managemenl. -Reduction of printing and mailing of information and reports. (CbntinUed from page II) -Review in each state department to make certain every permeated the area. u:ou: immedla,.!tly h~ "':," illwninate the 0 gl'hey ____, a~ scene. rr• MONDAY • hensioo over e..-another vacant MEIGS COUNTY Jaycees and bomb house nearby, · Wives ClubB p.m. Monday at nperls were called in to residence of Mrs. Earl Ingels, Donald Hauck, liS, of 1144 inspect II. Jr. Osborne St., Pomeroy, died Late SUnday night three TUESDAY Monday morning at the Holzer pollee officers were injured and RACINE LODGE 461. F&AM Medical Cenler. five persons arrested in a will meet in special session, ' Mr. Hauck was a veteran ci disturbance. Tuesday, 8 p.m. Work in EA World War IT and belonged to degree. All Master Masons the Meigs Chapter of lhe welcome. Disabled American Veterans. Help General H01pllal FRIENDLYCIRCl.E, Trinity He is survived by his wife, SATURDAY ADMISSION Church, 8 p.m. Tu~y. Miss Marie; a daughter, MLss Donna Mae Hawk, Pomeroy. Mary E. Chapman, program Hauck, MiddleJ><l'l; bll molber, SATURDAY DISCHARGE leader; Mrs. Albert Woodard, Mrs. UUie Hauck, of Pomeroy, Harold King. . M R hOS less , and a Sisler, rs. oy (Pauline) Mayer, a Iso of FA•THER "~•a~ED Pomeroy, """"' Prccedinghimindealilwere COLUMBUS (UPI) his father, Harry Hauck, and a CharlesF.Dixon, 21, Colopnbus, Graham Ce:metery . Friends Tonight& Tuesdly ...:! 'open cblas llbeep and swine be judged, along wllll horse and jlon)' eonformaUon. At I p.m. IDinOITDW the II)IIWI[ hone abow will be held ailtl tile brat ci lwo flower abowl W01 be judged. ANYONE IIUNilRY? ~nwhile, no one will p hungry between ehcnll and vialll to lbe ahibllllflbeY pi an lbe midway. · A .combined $1 yeara of cooldn& and servinC food alllll eounty fair Ia the claim of 11ft tODd stands slafled by IOClll rettldeniB. 'i1ne yearo ago lbe Meip Local AlllleUc Boottera look over the converted poultry bullding a.S a restaurant. 'Ibis )'ear DOll Wilaon, president of the bon•ters, has teachers, parenlf and eheerleailera belplna ... tbe operalloo. Tbe Nllauranl II lir condiUoned the courtesy of Land- lltfoulh r lhe grounds, the Eastern Athlelic Boosters again baftt their stand in _.ation. Vic Bohr Is president of the group. In lileir lhird season at the fair are membera of tile Cheshire Fire Department, being assisted by auxillar7 members. .... ::.~ COLUMBUS (UPI) MayO< M.. E. Sentleabreamer, a f-rm mayO< of Ohio'• caJI!tal clly, ba1 tle<ided • ~ JHiec:Uoal ill!<- ... Wllitto bU.... k bepllll tity'l ......... loiN· .. Sea1eabreaaer, aa oaaoP,.tea Democra~ made lito IUIIIIIUIICOiil Mouday after a week's vacaU011. Tbe offlee will be eoulelled Ia II7L "I jllll made 11J1 my miud 1 Hille wltilt aso," ht Aid, "aDd I doa't care who 111111 aplut me. I love being mayor of tldl elt)' .'' M ·;:nc ... WW::n: BARRY SLAWTER, Melp CotdJ t-8 a"'•ll"t, daecb Willi Jo Ellen Diehl, le!t, and MUiaa Rizer, nwnbM of the Molga County Jlllior Fair Board, on jlrlllrell heiDI made In completiOio of dlsplay boolbe al the junior fair buiJdinl 011 :Monday. Gls Hot for Pot A1RMAN DAVID JruBN, OOD of the Rev. and Mn. Robert lulul, PtmeNy, Is •om• oa a IIHay leave &om the Keesler Air Fe,... Base at Biloxi, Miss. A groaad ndio operator, Alniulll Kuba Is ociaedlll<!d to be In Vleltwn for a year's lour tf duty oa Sept. 15. WASHINGTON (UPI) -An a-tOldler told a C<IIRI'OIIIianl bearing todi!Y bll own !knmth lnveallgallon sltowed pol 1111~ has readied ..,....lc IJI'OporU<III among U.S.10ldlen in Vleblapl. Jon Steinberg ci l'bllldelphla presented 111111 be said ,..... caaehlalorleilof ane 10ldlor wbo 1111oted marl~ and DUll'> clered lour ofbll ~.and of another wbo puffed pol ad Wdll ~mane. feorfng he wu Jtom'*'loal, steinberg blamed the Ameri· ru Command for "ste"'Uy refilling" to face lbe problem. Be adl thOIIIBilda of Vielawn Steinberg, in prepared lelli111011y, said loldtera cani•s home wllil heblll oreflndiD& II tough to ldct, llnce m lll<ll't potent ~ lhp often can lie aaliaflad atalelllde only bJ IUming to de""""'"'" veteran• brln& home clru& dependency '"Ill their ella· char&e paporsland lbe onlJ way 1o atop II Is to slop sending beroln. aervlcanen there Ill lbe 11ra1 Steinberg wu lbe llral wll· ]Uce, 11011 u the Senile jtamdle ''Blow can "" apect lbe dtllnqlliih.'l' ""' lttee reoVletnmer tollampout lbe pol pomed belrinp Into lhl a1111te llolda wiHII lbey eaaatiOI slop IJI'O........ ID tho annedfu Ctl I'UCkell fr<m raining down an 1 pntbe llral begun !he Jlli'l SlicOII?" be added. 110. Surfacing Projects Set Up .. � 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. 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