https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/263b371b1a4e3f31c1c29b504cfcd32f.pdf 168a45feed88eb2afcf9f31afc28c57e PDF Text Text , •~-'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 .. �• • •-tbeDIIIJrJ ''""·~,,o.,AIIflll~~,~m New Haven Soeial Events· ' S c>''llnttl'IG HEUl ,!:. ! . v ' ' blue; Dol Falrea, blue ; P'tnny i tl!emeiJwertoflheRuthond Newberry , blue ; Annalce birc.s Cifcltl of the Women's CciUns, red; Ruth Sayre, red; Society of CIJriaUan Service of Lee Powell, Velma •lbe New HIVeD United Methodist Church lleld a joint meellng and covered dish luncheon at the church. Followlntl the luncheon the group ung "Our Best," followed with a prayer by Mrs. btha l..levlns. Mrs. Howard Burris had a reaillna enUUed "Molhers ol the Bible." 1booe atlendlng !run the Ruth Clfcle were Mrs. Bernard Ueving, Mrs. Otha Uevlng, Mrs. Tbelma Cepehart, Mrs. Ollie RoUsh, Mrs. F. A. Batey, Mrs. Howard Bunis and Mrs. T. Bert Roush. Those !rom the Dorcas Circle were Mrs. Tom Hoffman, Mrs. ~ Hesson, Mrs. WIWam Grinstead and Mrs. Mary DeMoss. WNCBEON HELD Aluncheon was held Saturday at the Pleasant Point Ro.!ort, honoring the Judges who Judged the Bower show at the Muon County Fair. The show was sponsored by the Mason County Council of Garden Clubs. Guests attending were Mrs. Ernest J . Adams, Mrs. John s. McGhee, Mrs. VireU Burgess, Mrs. L. A. Miller, Mrs. Kllrl Danner and Mrs. Howard Oswald, judges, all of Hun· llngton; Mrs. Donald A. Smith, Mrs. N. 0 . Weln, Mrs. Ray Fox, Mrs. Margaret Johnson, Mrs. Howard Burris, Mrs, M. L. Ohlinger. Mrs. Evelyn Gam· mon, Mrs. Lee Gibbs, Mrs. Patrick Riley, Mrs. Donald Bumgardner, Mrs. Harry Layne, Mrs. John Powell, Mrs. Herman Layne, Mrs. Uoyd Roush, Mrs. Gail Fllires, Mrs. carroll Caato and Mrs. Paul Cllilders, members of the four Garden Clubs In the county. . PICNIC HEW Mrs. Albert llpush was In cillr(je of devotions at the Tbur..tay meeting of the Rhododendron Homemakers Club meellng, which was a ·" white. Zlrmla r Mra. \Jj)lul Collins,· l!lue: .~ Cl~"'l~ blue; !lulH $)lyre. red ; G relcb~n ~~tdm:ore, reel: Mra. John donlhs, while. . Miscellaneous - Lois Ne••ben'Y, ·Betty Kauu, Mfs. JOIM Collln8. red;' CecUa Smith Wblte; L1>1s Newberry, dlviJ(oll red: ~~ Newberry,, blue; Corolyn ·Sayre, blue i Mrs. C)lllltjeod:lark, blue; Ka.)' '-'~: ·wu blue; Berni~ Celloway, blue, . MUdred blue; Ruth 81-yra. ... _,'·'lfTER ,...~. • ' I ~ . • '- ~ ' !'. ' '· iff·· ' FAIR ' •··. j wblle. - Bernice blue; Mary Adldnl, Edward McDavid, Adkins, blue: Calioway, red; Edith ,=~white· (i • • blue;llmlth. Nora Mary Adldnl, Calloway,. blue; blue;> lllary bl..: Rulli Soyra, . Scholl, ~; Kay : Mary Mens, Plcbill, while: ~... red. GOiilie I • 1~ ' \ . ~~~-- -"·~ ' ,, Choice ' Beef! · • PICNICS 3 lb. 9 can 2. ., ' Natural Juices ~ F.Ont / Southern Star Packed In I .. . • ' Grollnd' Son Fron 020 100 0211-'-- 5 11 2 Ptllsbgh 000 ~ ooo- 4 10 2 Perry, (17-11) ond Dietz; Moose, 0.1 Canton (6), Lamb (8) ond Sangulllen. LP-Dal Canton {7 • 31. HRs . Stargell (25thl, McCovey (31st). Phlla 000 000 030- 3 6 0 · 300 «Ji lOx-+ 9 13 0 Jackson, Champion w. Wilson (It and Compton ; Merritt (11·10\and Bench, Corrales (1) . LP-Jockson (J.l2) . HRs-Bench (41st), Perez (37th), Merritt (:lrdl, Joseph (:Jrd). ' Cln~l '·LB. .\ ' ' "Tifl7RSDAY ONLY! CIRQ.E "P' LI.H • LOWER FOOD BILLS FOR YOU >. !)Jjldjng. ; = ' Surgery On Cook Success Fresh Mary Phlllipo, IWUsh, Russell C8peharl and Art ,1babel " BiBiiONs AWARDED ~· John Collins of TuEridle-W,I Garden Club won the SW.....tabo ll'lf8l'd and Ber· ~ .CallcnriY of the llenderson ~ Club won the Best In · Sbqw under Horllcalture ~on . Mrs. Pat RUey ol New Ba:ven Garden Club won the Sweepatakes winner ll!lder Artjetic: IJivLtlon and ~ Jo!Uison of Ta·Endle-Wel Gailten Club the Best in Sbow ' ...... Arllatlc. ilbbon winners were annoij.ced aslollowa: Floral Arts - lorliculture: Roael - Leta F....,g and Annalee Collins, blilt: Jennie Stone, red. Lilies, Belty Kautf, blue; Annalee CoDln1, red; Patsy Smllll, while; Belli of lrelond ~ Prollltt. blue. canna Ctdla !imltll, red. Sollfloww Mlioo .Adkina, wblte. Dlla7 Br~da Adklno, •6lue; Bob Adlitns, red; Mary Adkins, whl-.. ~- Bentlee Calloway. ~· Bernice Calloway, white; Celliola - Mrs. awtes Clark, Ruth Slyre, red. olda - Kay l..elfl, blue; Hnlop, red: EVelyn ~...~~~~.~;Annalee Collins, Dorothy Scholz, while; ~:;Ga=m:'D¥JII, white. • ] - Mrs. Johri (2): Dallllaa .... Smltli. red; Loi.- ' ' ' ' were given. Thooe attending were Mrs. M. willlamaoa presldlns. AI· te~ were Dick Ord, Harry MlUer, Donald Foglesong, RO!ne Williamson, Herman ~· Uoyd Rolllh, Donald F. Swish~ 's Bomb Wins . . SALEi ·.·:: by Mrs. Roush. A short business session was held following the picnlc, at · ll'lileb lime the regular reports ROTARY MEJml Tbe regular dinner • .-ttng ol the New Haven Rolar)' Club wai bold Thunday eventnc. A lh<irt buslneOI session follOwed tb~ dinner wllll Rome ' . .. ,. ol:lbe devollons was "Food for tJie Soul," and was taken from lhe a!Ith chapter ol Timothy. Thta wu followed with a prayer ~~ • . . ·) .· ' plcnlc held In the New Haven Garden Club Park. Tbe thellle Mta. Albert RoUsh, Mrs. Eber ill*ili; 'Miii: ·r: llert' ROUih, · l!fiW.,;v.Jma. Raub>Mrs. 0 : o... , Sayl'e, Mrs. CJart~ Thomas, ' llfto. Charles r. Yonker, Loa Ellen Roush, Kay Rolllh, Usa 1bmnu, Kalhy 1\lzer and Mary . .</ SLAB BA CON..t~!J.u.A:!~~~~~.~~~:~ ............. ~. 59• . HUNGRY BOY . · 9 BOLOGNA .....Sf.E.c~~~~v.!~!~~~.~ .•..••••••.•••••••• ~~~ 4 • SAUSAGE......~~~~~~-~=~························ 2 ~- · ~1 L.: Ohlinger, t ..' -il' ' .· ·'• lb. Archway SATURDAY ONLY! . . RIQI IDAF LARGE SIZE BREAD 6 : $1.00 COOKiES , •r . 3$ ., ..•' \ l :· ::· ' ' ' : VIE ARE NOW STOCKING SOLID VINYL GUTTER · �• • •-tbeDIIIJrJ ''""·~,,o.,AIIflll~~,~m New Haven Soeial Events· ' S c>''llnttl'IG HEUl ,!:. ! . v ' ' blue; Dol Falrea, blue ; P'tnny i tl!emeiJwertoflheRuthond Newberry , blue ; Annalce birc.s Cifcltl of the Women's CciUns, red; Ruth Sayre, red; Society of CIJriaUan Service of Lee Powell, Velma •lbe New HIVeD United Methodist Church lleld a joint meellng and covered dish luncheon at the church. Followlntl the luncheon the group ung "Our Best," followed with a prayer by Mrs. btha l..levlns. Mrs. Howard Burris had a reaillna enUUed "Molhers ol the Bible." 1booe atlendlng !run the Ruth Clfcle were Mrs. Bernard Ueving, Mrs. Otha Uevlng, Mrs. Tbelma Cepehart, Mrs. Ollie RoUsh, Mrs. F. A. Batey, Mrs. Howard Bunis and Mrs. T. Bert Roush. Those !rom the Dorcas Circle were Mrs. Tom Hoffman, Mrs. ~ Hesson, Mrs. WIWam Grinstead and Mrs. Mary DeMoss. WNCBEON HELD Aluncheon was held Saturday at the Pleasant Point Ro.!ort, honoring the Judges who Judged the Bower show at the Muon County Fair. The show was sponsored by the Mason County Council of Garden Clubs. Guests attending were Mrs. Ernest J . Adams, Mrs. John s. McGhee, Mrs. VireU Burgess, Mrs. L. A. Miller, Mrs. Kllrl Danner and Mrs. Howard Oswald, judges, all of Hun· llngton; Mrs. Donald A. Smith, Mrs. N. 0 . Weln, Mrs. Ray Fox, Mrs. Margaret Johnson, Mrs. Howard Burris, Mrs, M. L. Ohlinger. Mrs. Evelyn Gam· mon, Mrs. Lee Gibbs, Mrs. Patrick Riley, Mrs. Donald Bumgardner, Mrs. Harry Layne, Mrs. John Powell, Mrs. Herman Layne, Mrs. Uoyd Roush, Mrs. Gail Fllires, Mrs. carroll Caato and Mrs. Paul Cllilders, members of the four Garden Clubs In the county. . PICNIC HEW Mrs. Albert llpush was In cillr(je of devotions at the Tbur..tay meeting of the Rhododendron Homemakers Club meellng, which was a ·" white. Zlrmla r Mra. \Jj)lul Collins,· l!lue: .~ Cl~"'l~ blue; !lulH $)lyre. red ; G relcb~n ~~tdm:ore, reel: Mra. John donlhs, while. . Miscellaneous - Lois Ne••ben'Y, ·Betty Kauu, Mfs. JOIM Collln8. red;' CecUa Smith Wblte; L1>1s Newberry, dlviJ(oll red: ~~ Newberry,, blue; Corolyn ·Sayre, blue i Mrs. C)lllltjeod:lark, blue; Ka.)' '-'~: ·wu blue; Berni~ Celloway, blue, . MUdred blue; Ruth 81-yra. ... _,'·'lfTER ,...~. • ' I ~ . • '- ~ ' !'. ' '· iff·· ' FAIR ' •··. j wblle. - Bernice blue; Mary Adldnl, Edward McDavid, Adkins, blue: Calioway, red; Edith ,=~white· (i • • blue;llmlth. Nora Mary Adldnl, Calloway,. blue; blue;> lllary bl..: Rulli Soyra, . Scholl, ~; Kay : Mary Mens, Plcbill, while: ~... red. GOiilie I • 1~ ' \ . ~~~-- -"·~ ' ,, Choice ' Beef! · • PICNICS 3 lb. 9 can 2. ., ' Natural Juices ~ F.Ont / Southern Star Packed In I .. . • ' Grollnd' Son Fron 020 100 0211-'-- 5 11 2 Ptllsbgh 000 ~ ooo- 4 10 2 Perry, (17-11) ond Dietz; Moose, 0.1 Canton (6), Lamb (8) ond Sangulllen. LP-Dal Canton {7 • 31. HRs . Stargell (25thl, McCovey (31st). Phlla 000 000 030- 3 6 0 · 300 «Ji lOx-+ 9 13 0 Jackson, Champion w. Wilson (It and Compton ; Merritt (11·10\and Bench, Corrales (1) . LP-Jockson (J.l2) . HRs-Bench (41st), Perez (37th), Merritt (:lrdl, Joseph (:Jrd). ' Cln~l '·LB. .\ ' ' "Tifl7RSDAY ONLY! CIRQ.E "P' LI.H • LOWER FOOD BILLS FOR YOU >. !)Jjldjng. ; = ' Surgery On Cook Success Fresh Mary Phlllipo, IWUsh, Russell C8peharl and Art ,1babel " BiBiiONs AWARDED ~· John Collins of TuEridle-W,I Garden Club won the SW.....tabo ll'lf8l'd and Ber· ~ .CallcnriY of the llenderson ~ Club won the Best In · Sbqw under Horllcalture ~on . Mrs. Pat RUey ol New Ba:ven Garden Club won the Sweepatakes winner ll!lder Artjetic: IJivLtlon and ~ Jo!Uison of Ta·Endle-Wel Gailten Club the Best in Sbow ' ...... Arllatlc. ilbbon winners were annoij.ced aslollowa: Floral Arts - lorliculture: Roael - Leta F....,g and Annalee Collins, blilt: Jennie Stone, red. Lilies, Belty Kautf, blue; Annalee CoDln1, red; Patsy Smllll, while; Belli of lrelond ~ Prollltt. blue. canna Ctdla !imltll, red. Sollfloww Mlioo .Adkina, wblte. Dlla7 Br~da Adklno, •6lue; Bob Adlitns, red; Mary Adkins, whl-.. ~- Bentlee Calloway. ~· Bernice Calloway, white; Celliola - Mrs. awtes Clark, Ruth Slyre, red. olda - Kay l..elfl, blue; Hnlop, red: EVelyn ~...~~~~.~;Annalee Collins, Dorothy Scholz, while; ~:;Ga=m:'D¥JII, white. • ] - Mrs. Johri (2): Dallllaa .... Smltli. red; Loi.- ' ' ' ' were given. Thooe attending were Mrs. M. willlamaoa presldlns. AI· te~ were Dick Ord, Harry MlUer, Donald Foglesong, RO!ne Williamson, Herman ~· Uoyd Rolllh, Donald F. Swish~ 's Bomb Wins . . SALEi ·.·:: by Mrs. Roush. A short business session was held following the picnlc, at · ll'lileb lime the regular reports ROTARY MEJml Tbe regular dinner • .-ttng ol the New Haven Rolar)' Club wai bold Thunday eventnc. A lh<irt buslneOI session follOwed tb~ dinner wllll Rome ' . .. ,. ol:lbe devollons was "Food for tJie Soul," and was taken from lhe a!Ith chapter ol Timothy. Thta wu followed with a prayer ~~ • . . ·) .· ' plcnlc held In the New Haven Garden Club Park. Tbe thellle Mta. Albert RoUsh, Mrs. Eber ill*ili; 'Miii: ·r: llert' ROUih, · l!fiW.,;v.Jma. Raub>Mrs. 0 : o... , Sayl'e, Mrs. CJart~ Thomas, ' llfto. Charles r. Yonker, Loa Ellen Roush, Kay Rolllh, Usa 1bmnu, Kalhy 1\lzer and Mary . .</ SLAB BA CON..t~!J.u.A:!~~~~~.~~~:~ ............. ~. 59• . HUNGRY BOY . · 9 BOLOGNA .....Sf.E.c~~~~v.!~!~~~.~ .•..••••••.•••••••• ~~~ 4 • SAUSAGE......~~~~~~-~=~························ 2 ~- · ~1 L.: Ohlinger, t ..' -il' ' .· ·'• lb. Archway SATURDAY ONLY! . . RIQI IDAF LARGE SIZE BREAD 6 : $1.00 COOKiES , •r . 3$ ., ..•' \ l :· ::· ' ' ' : VIE ARE NOW STOCKING SOLID VINYL GUTTER · �.,.,_,lliiQ. ~ ··~ ... 1'111.~,,0.,~ Jollllloa, Jt. 1ler Ronald · B.. JOhnson, pduate_-.,AUIJ. 22~ ''"'"'II"· Utiert7 with a ~•. , ,, .. degrn In marketing llnaDce 'lbll milntb he enter West. VIrginia Unll't~ at ·)4organtown wljere 8I1Ub' law. At Bridgeport vlalhd their • • Mrl. Hairy Saddler, who bas been U1 tor !be 0 pulJtll'. . '·: ' It ' ' ·. r ',, :, f t OONGRATULA~10NS TO MRS. REID YOUNG, who wu chairmaD ~ tbe Melga County Garden Club!' Chrlstmaa !lower llbow wldch toolllleCOIId pia"" In the state. The aW!Ird waa made at tbe l'ICII!t -lion.of the Ohio Alllociatloo of G1rden Clubs. ln fact, Melga Counlf gardeners ......, tho hlgh acldlm!ro ol J1e8kin 11- receiving 10 state ODd regional awarda In reeognllloo ol JIIUiliWD ODd project aetlrity. Former Melga Countlan llulde Reibel, oow living In YcnlltoWD, waa named by the OAGC aa outstanding prd.,... ol ~ 12, and tUIDg the award ln tllfa reglm was Mrs. c. E. Payne of Vlntoa Counl,y. Mn. Payne t.t tile molher ~ Allee 'l'b(mpecrl of Puneroy, who waa oelected oulltandlng gardener omn1 yean .... • Pomeroy.... Middleport Personal Notes Personal Notes t,t 3lOCATIONS IN THE ·JRI.aJUNrY! GALLIPOLISMASON' · ~ POINJ PlEAsaNt' . A l!egular ti.Gt Vahrtl "5_<!.1o" Rubber TIJipeli B08BY PfNS 350 PINS . IN ~ REUSAIIU IJXI Mr. and Mta. Clarence Kuhn . Mr. and Mrs. Karl Owen ban ·of Mineral were weekend Social ·, Calendar· All ""'Ill Mony Docorotlonsl WAsTE BASKETS For Home For College For Truh SnRENE '· NT T STORE J.,' A~ 67! , .. , ...., If We Advertiae An Item We &oo It To Sell NOW! I Depend On u. ! ! VAWE,t . . ·. 111(' .WOME"'S SKIRTS RULEI) WA~RMARKED The Mini - lht AIIM - the 'W•!ktr - the Slim - In m•ny col crt Md l•brla. $111122 to Jl, Sor:ry, no Midi,. W.don't ~r• tortMm - ~you' 2IIO'SIIeels- 47' Ainqan Lake, · Russell Scott. on Mr. and ·Mra. Duscy JobnsoD Sept IS, . 1111d Chuck and 1heir grandsllll, Mr. .,>.! Mrs. Sidney Kloes Troy ol New Haven, W. and fitlnlly· bave returned the past """" al Tbey ~~ ' Darid before going to I HO;IT~L NEws] ),Jn. H08PfTAL NEWS KODAK INSTAMATIC 1:1126 FILM 97$ ... Holzer Mtdlcal Genter, Firat Ave. Vlaltlni ~~ :W ODd 7-11 p.m. Parenti ooly 011 Padlalrlca . Ward. BIRTHS 11r. anc1 Mrl. Steven Eucene va., Ont of lho mony <ttn 11rw you bolt. wMre fhe octlon le• ; vllo your palrctniiiJt. Princeton, w. ~[~~l:stLareyJ p.m. • .I~ MGnday.. . Fridays Only 1011, 9: II a.m. MOD· The Drive-In Window IIIII Mn. K!nnltll Is ()pen Jact-m, aon, 1:• f A.M. to 7 P.M. Mr. and . llfrl. ! Continuously) Sblde ' Ollltr lo'*lnt KOors f to 1 """''"'·-: Frldlp. THE .. FARMERS.• .and SAVINGS 00. POmeroy, OhiO MtmborFDIC , '• Mtmblr Fldital• ~Spteln . ~:1 : MAlTRESS COVERS ' ' ....".~ 5"' ·-~· ~ ' 7' .. ' ANNUM. MEIGS COIIm fAia ' ' 1.• • �.,.,_,lliiQ. ~ ··~ ... 1'111.~,,0.,~ Jollllloa, Jt. 1ler Ronald · B.. JOhnson, pduate_-.,AUIJ. 22~ ''"'"'II"· Utiert7 with a ~•. , ,, .. degrn In marketing llnaDce 'lbll milntb he enter West. VIrginia Unll't~ at ·)4organtown wljere 8I1Ub' law. At Bridgeport vlalhd their • • Mrl. Hairy Saddler, who bas been U1 tor !be 0 pulJtll'. . '·: ' It ' ' ·. r ',, :, f t OONGRATULA~10NS TO MRS. REID YOUNG, who wu chairmaD ~ tbe Melga County Garden Club!' Chrlstmaa !lower llbow wldch toolllleCOIId pia"" In the state. The aW!Ird waa made at tbe l'ICII!t -lion.of the Ohio Alllociatloo of G1rden Clubs. ln fact, Melga Counlf gardeners ......, tho hlgh acldlm!ro ol J1e8kin 11- receiving 10 state ODd regional awarda In reeognllloo ol JIIUiliWD ODd project aetlrity. Former Melga Countlan llulde Reibel, oow living In YcnlltoWD, waa named by the OAGC aa outstanding prd.,... ol ~ 12, and tUIDg the award ln tllfa reglm was Mrs. c. E. Payne of Vlntoa Counl,y. Mn. Payne t.t tile molher ~ Allee 'l'b(mpecrl of Puneroy, who waa oelected oulltandlng gardener omn1 yean .... • Pomeroy.... Middleport Personal Notes Personal Notes t,t 3lOCATIONS IN THE ·JRI.aJUNrY! GALLIPOLISMASON' · ~ POINJ PlEAsaNt' . A l!egular ti.Gt Vahrtl "5_<!.1o" Rubber TIJipeli B08BY PfNS 350 PINS . IN ~ REUSAIIU IJXI Mr. and Mta. Clarence Kuhn . Mr. and Mrs. Karl Owen ban ·of Mineral were weekend Social ·, Calendar· All ""'Ill Mony Docorotlonsl WAsTE BASKETS For Home For College For Truh SnRENE '· NT T STORE J.,' A~ 67! , .. , ...., If We Advertiae An Item We &oo It To Sell NOW! I Depend On u. ! ! VAWE,t . . ·. 111(' .WOME"'S SKIRTS RULEI) WA~RMARKED The Mini - lht AIIM - the 'W•!ktr - the Slim - In m•ny col crt Md l•brla. $111122 to Jl, Sor:ry, no Midi,. W.don't ~r• tortMm - ~you' 2IIO'SIIeels- 47' Ainqan Lake, · Russell Scott. on Mr. and ·Mra. Duscy JobnsoD Sept IS, . 1111d Chuck and 1heir grandsllll, Mr. .,>.! Mrs. Sidney Kloes Troy ol New Haven, W. and fitlnlly· bave returned the past """" al Tbey ~~ ' Darid before going to I HO;IT~L NEws] ),Jn. H08PfTAL NEWS KODAK INSTAMATIC 1:1126 FILM 97$ ... Holzer Mtdlcal Genter, Firat Ave. Vlaltlni ~~ :W ODd 7-11 p.m. Parenti ooly 011 Padlalrlca . Ward. BIRTHS 11r. anc1 Mrl. Steven Eucene va., Ont of lho mony <ttn 11rw you bolt. wMre fhe octlon le• ; vllo your palrctniiiJt. Princeton, w. ~[~~l:stLareyJ p.m. • .I~ MGnday.. . Fridays Only 1011, 9: II a.m. MOD· The Drive-In Window IIIII Mn. K!nnltll Is ()pen Jact-m, aon, 1:• f A.M. to 7 P.M. Mr. and . llfrl. ! Continuously) Sblde ' Ollltr lo'*lnt KOors f to 1 """''"'·-: Frldlp. THE .. FARMERS.• .and SAVINGS 00. POmeroy, OhiO MtmborFDIC , '• Mtmblr Fldital• ~Spteln . ~:1 : MAlTRESS COVERS ' ' ....".~ 5"' ·-~· ~ ' 7' .. ' ANNUM. MEIGS COIIm fAia ' ' 1.• • �' YOUTH ASKED FOR IT! hide it wiUo self.plty. This column is for young Second, get off Ute sidelines people, their problems and and join in Ute fun. So you're pleaoureo, their troubles and shy. WhoisJI't-aUttle? Watch 1968 PLYMOUTH · $1695 fun . As with Ute rest of HeleJL. ·Uoe-otlt!rS -nd you'll see lll<llit GTX 2 Or. tiardtop, automatic transmissiOn. Help Us!, it welcomes lauglis are liiiJtire of thenlaelm part of · but won't dodge a serioua Ute time; Aslt Uoetr help. H Uoey 1967 PLYMOUTH S14tS question .with a bruah-<lff. aHn' t wiUing !<J gtvelt- well, Be Send your ""'nage questions Uoat'sonewayto8eparatereal lvedere 2 Or. Hardtop, v.a motor, 1o YOUTH ASKED FOR IT, fri~ fr9JII ...oth<!r-cllasers. automatic trans., power steering, twq-tone care of Helen Help US! this Don't Invl~ ,'em bact I . , , paint. ' newapaper. · Thlnl, and most importan~ L ·· LOVE HER? believe your mlm>rllt rellecis ~ NO, HER BROTHER pretty Qirl wiUo a lot of • J· Dear Helen: powbllltlt!s. Stop aelllng 'Jl'tM 1.vi1. ltOO fi.M. · I'm JMlllular wiUo oUter girls yourself short and you'll lie ·I'OiilloY, OHIO · ,. for two .... sons: We have a S"--'•""howfastyouou•·-- . -~~--:----..I.• TRAiLEll-ce onooniltffom far Sale . swimming pool, an~ l have a U::.r~';'12 Image - even"';,jt); '!II ANT AD / · new Ml!i"lgft $Cflj)ol on old · · ' good l<ooldng bill hcoUoer. your broUoer. - H. niFORMATION · Notice · Rt. 33. .,. 992·2!4~~ PAiNT SALE• Farm ail.! h...,. The Bifls come over sup- Dear Helen: . "' . ~ '!'hila laltii 'hou"-palftt, ~'' 5 p.M. o~:~~~~~~bllootl..; Wl,ljL pick up merchandiiO and posodlytoseeme,butUoeyend 1 ·came borne from my MondoyDudllno9o .m. · ·take to auction on a per·. TRAILER. l!rown,!o Y,roll~r •',(al)on, l<lllli 8ull<ltra So!Pi>IY '• up showing off around Ute pool vacation a day early, called up Cance~ollon & Cor"~"••• centage baols. Call Jim · Park, Mlneravll!e. 992-3324. ·• COMpany, }90 .N. 2nd, Mid··· bee . ause my brother and his my steady "'•lfriend, and she Will baoccoptod until' a.m. lor Adams, auctioneer, Rutland. 8·T·121c dleport, Ohio. . :, ... ORoyGofUPLuAbTIIIcOOINionS Phone 742· ~1. . . J.lf.t1j; • friends are Utero. said she had to go out on a • 9-23 11 · · ] j t sit nd look stupid You The Publisher reservea th , • c FURNISHED and unturnlshid -, 1 0 see, :':'m years younger' than r.!~ :~s:~. Uoal lllght. ~~::.:.~~ eq~.~~f?i~;~,•nv ;:: ROCK SPRINGS Fair Special. ;r;'::,';~~ to ~ ', E~!n~T.':- ~~.: all:~=~ J.~-~·~E:.·~}~~~!JlL~~~~!~~S;~~·,: my broUoer and he 's always put So 1 caJ!tol up my best friend publisher will not be mi>onllblo Tuesday, Aug. 18, Wt!G., Aua . . IQ.11-IIt . ,paint lj)l'ayer, cord wlniltl" •.~. 1 me down BB a punk. He makes for a •am'e of pool, but he said for ~ore than ou Incorrect' 19, Thursday, Aug. 20. Will ,. lnd throw IWif ~'· Full ' ,. o insort•on. leave the Middleport Cab · •, CMh price only 131. Terms ' R·. •. E~:Ja , me feel so dumb that I can't he had a date. For w.~~lnorvlco otllce at a.m .. 11 a.m.. 3 Wanted To BUJ avelleble. Phorii 992·2685. ~· jal. ~"'.. . 6 1 :~';,g~:: ::,~=boys. .~o;.:~~;s H~ ·: : - : . scen.,'.si~?,:;~,C:rt.~~~~n:;non ~;;';~ 1~mi~ll.~.,.~c~l~~ OLD FURNITURE,, dtsh.e&;l . . · · . ·" ~tc' ·;w;.-·MoBI~~ enll: -.,..;;~:-'7-~....:..::.~~' · When everybody treats you heard from 8 mutual friend. 12 cents ·o•r . w>rd three dleporl Cab Co .. Phone 992· trunks, elc. Wr111 . 1o\. ·. •· PAINT' DAMAGE, 1971) zlg.ug ·Ntw ,__, . 1111..,. .;s: onSecutlve lnt.P.rtlnn" 1m. Miller, Rt. 4 PoJnBf'D'I~ "(),, Snwlnt ; ·mAchines. StiH fn 112~. ' 1, • 1 •~. ' J;::~ ·. Ute a ?.-~tN>ld whahenl dyou're To get even 1 asked this . se~~t~~~~~~:~ro~~rd six con . 8·1.2-6tp Call 992~71. . 'lL~~.,.. ortglnll clrf.pnt. No et-·· - . . . , , ~-~~ rea 11Y ••.u.l\.0 1 5 ' w o you mutual friend out (she ia a girl) , orr.~ · .._ ~ tad'un.ntl ~~ 11 our . · I .. 25 Rer cent Dlsc~unt on paid do? - LmLE SISTER and we had a great Ume. ads and ods paid within 10 davs. GROVER S Photography OLD PHOTOS, giauware, *trois are bull ln. 5ewa . :i , tTORY blick bal'fill~i •: Dear Sis: ' The nell day 1 told my CARD OF THANKS ' Studio will be cloSed tor ole. Phone Athens59ii·IJB9,.or wlllo 1 or 2 '"' makn Mlddi'!IP~No t.o~•l>l' First, you ean s•N• hlsming "steady" I didn't •o for two& OBITUARY vacation from Aug. 17to Aug. write TOAN, ,- W. Slate St., b<lllonholn. sowt On buttona. • fhlirel ' , • Alao'liit ~12$ ""' • so.so lor 50 word mlr.imum 25. " ' mooog~oma, an~ blind hem ~1~: . ,;,.._ '"'Wl' your broUoer and YOW' Birl timers and we were Uorough. s•~~ odJII!Io~a' word 2c . S.12·121c 41hens, 01\lo >45701. · alllcltii. FuiiCIShP!'IOII:ll'*'· · Mkfc:!~t: · ~·-,. ~~lfii . frienda. So long as yoo llllllk But now my best friend thinks Addition~~~~~ ·~~•ro: per l-l6-61p \"'·E·Z terms. Phone I · ,· • : , •. I;'VIIIfMI a Mot.. .,., j, : .·. tw: '. ' . '' I'm 0 a hr/rv ·'· e 1;/ tov•· ~~~;~. Y~~~u:.~;:~ ;:: I! ~d.i~"t.v~ t:~o~"!! Adver"6~"/,~~';, 992-* ' G~~~!.a~.'"tuT.u~:,"~t For Rent or Sale·:· Houos from .!81!-conaclousness _ and years. Bull don't. want him lo OoJO a.m. to l :OO p.m Dally, 33 behind Reuter's Service Station. Phone992.1075a..!a.2lc 2 FAMILYhoul0, .2fiRactSt., you'll keep right on trying to think he can takeaway my girls s58· Jtuorda•~m • .. to 12 oDD Noon _.. Middleport, C.ll 992....,., andi'Ujustshrugitoff. llmight 6-14-fG!c become a habit. Notice A NEW shipment of children's WIN AT BRIDGE How do 1 handle this? _ WILL give plano lessons In my school clothes has arrived. Siles SCO'IT home. Phone 992·3666·, .,..tfc ~~1;,.~:~tvJJ).,.~""l,ot:;~ 1964 DODGE Pickup . . I~~· Dear Scott: HAY"•N·"'AuCTtoN· "H~·. Store. on Rt. 33 going towerd Volkswagen. new motor. Surely you can level wiUo a • Fairgrounds. Bt••k a d while portable"TV ,flg guy you've known for seven Laurel Cliff, now open Hch S.16-61c ~ " .. · Friday to receive con. Phone 992..mo· l-l,l;31p I• Oswald & James Jacoby dYfdarys~uTae~ayv"o':' ~lsfr:! ~ :l~~=:t a;p'0,::'ret~t:,) THE PROP~ -RTY formerly ' ·~ ha11dl18 . occupied b the Sporllman 1 ~1 PL YMOOTH Fury station · but doo't let it happen again! your more J.2f.ttc Bsr allhe ourneds on Rt. ';.agon. Phont 742.of611. NOBTII (D) II H. 124 has been purchased by 8-IUic Dear llelen : Donald H. Miller, a local • AQ Is it right for a moUoer to go JOHN lH()M•" resldet\1. The buslnus~wlll be 1t•• PLYMOUTH station 'KQ!052 M closed from Aua. 10 to • 1, +8852 out with me and mf dale? I'm , for remotfellna wl the wagoo, nine peuengor. Good 1970 .QJ 15, be'sl6. That's old enough to consequentopenii\Q of Miller molar, t1r11, bettery. Priced EAST WIIIIT be alone. Not Uoat we have ondSonsGroceryandSorvlce for quick 1011, SlOO. Contact an·~""" in mind, but my Domocntlc Candldahl Station to serve tha public. Eldon Walburn, pllone 992· ,.~,. . 8-l~t,llc 2105. JH "Aiito Lost Chance Worth Tok' n-- CADY ' boyfriend 1s l~~~~~~= . upset ' FcPIIr' I·· ' 1 : ... ,~ NEvl'ttllMils~s.i~>w.•llove.·:~~~j;!i[~~~~ · . BOSTON TERRIER pupa, 1 Wirtll(ll li!luvall~le~wlll ~ . woeksold.PhoneChftterftS. .. tililve ,fltl,l!(IYbu""'ilflSI~IIIplo IA. .' 38 , 6. . ~-I • , .:J; .. · a. 6,3lp . on • .,. ...:.. · •· ·- · • · . t.uctlon, ~II·. ·REAQY·Mii-· CONC'IiETiii' BOAT. Weover river skill; ·16 ·- ' l ' , . ,, lie · dtill~ored rig~ I, !01 f.M ~. ·• ;:21~.otu, t•aller. one ii!sflin#E:Diols·o~d~~- r.fi:O·,:.,~=:Tfi-3~] a.J.t.llc· . !!.!!'•·ciOif lo ,MeiP; .tflgh Goevllll" · R...dy.Mix , ;~~Q;fo,. . .,...,...., All llllllllts ditile tiy. Mllddl-' ""'"' ,' , , ,; C"NNING·t-lolis, Numbit i, Many,slzelolljo,l:~ fo:om. I' , i'"" '!. ...,.,., •'1 · uo..*:l ' Plc:k. your· own. 11 btla!IJI'. Prlciot",..tnlpij;IIOil. C.ll•992•j " ' · ,. · • · lo.; :" Bring ·contoh).er. Hors,chol '6887.~ .- ·:~· ;:-:-.'·~ . SflWING tf\AURINES~.r · RMh; East Ltilarl Rd. · ·• , . "''m ...,let, ·all 'l!llklt 992· ' I·"·IIC , . ·. .. .The Falwlc ,:ilftGP, • .. ' .. ." • USED lavetoru · In veru •ood GO(!D lnv.totmtflt.iifrop•1,fi'~J ' -'""'s.r.,f!!'!"~ SShillljiO~~ ; iiidtll f'liono 992 \ 1• ·HCI!IIO with lhl'lt urn..., :••-·'"" .,. .,: . c on. ·38-11;11 , IPfot lmet\11, be-t,, two . ,_ . , .. - --.>- ~2t- . . v- c llreges. Monthly• Income, 1. " . iJh , c· • 190 Prl·'"" -~b~~- _lor qu!ck 11,r"f'h;;t·992·31115.' • • , ·'. y: "'l'"" · f·26olfc )\~ . BROWN ' DINETTE set, ' lo chelrs. Reasonabli. See at183 laniilly picnic, but bowling, S. Second Ave . . Phone 992· 7 •<l<aling, mi!Yies? You'd 331L Eut- Weot YU!nenblo think we nre 12 or Ill Paid for by Citizens far Cady w..c N - lltalll Did 111 more modem, but be Erne~l Wlnaett, Chairmen '' l'llll I• WOD'taay lllfll1lJII ncept, "It's Pill l'llll 2. up to your motltef.''- ABOUT REDUCE sate end fast with S• Pill TO LOSE A BOYFRIEND ~ tablets and E· Vap 1'1111 Puo. IJear ATL.\8: weter pills. Nelson Drug1. Oti dn1 lood Nolhlnl .. .. tll IIIIo a.~30ip Pets Far P...RKVIEW Ktnntll, Paodln, ,. ;. .. wed cop.wl ......... 'IIIIo 11110111 lhelr ld lbe da end bird tJags, AKC. P..and . ~---~---~.,.-~-­ In 71, we mateure In the wronc but bide - C•d of Thanlls show pupplos. Groamtng. I Classified' "ds to read of lbe Lut-Clumce bablnd "lt' , ... tber '< 8a1oo11 Today 'l.t Ill ihe llllt· • s.up "'fGU1' IDO • TO THE MANY frl~.who 10 " ' - 992·5413. I '1 I 1 chaJiei fiDbii '1f*t101i At Iaiiier." , klndljl'~lsted . uo diM'Ing tho • .3'17·1fc .I ., 1 brld~ there 1.. man•' luiFor Peta'io' uU Fatber of dellll 01 ovr ...other. Jamoo eASSET pullllln. AKC rtG· ~ r I ftl I~U I ~•..-!! .. ·•tua11o'"' •a. TeU.vour..rir. duennas Ca<ll Clrdt. we wllll to ••• e......., lit. It 'didn't A"" .......... , lend our sincere !honks. we !Wed ol. llellley . toerJ· I . ut.~l I atjraya pay to take a tlnnk don't eYell make II in Spiln want to thank lho mlnloter, at the Last.Cballce sal0011 lbese daysl - H. Rev. Paul Sellen; tho ~!t'•J=:,,: I . but It 11 mlllbiY good POliCY organlot, the pallbearers, Franclt enedulri, Phoriu I , . . I at lbe bridge ~table eo· avail Ewing Funerol Home and Coolvtu• 667-3856. I shoppln• tpnu 1:. " • younelf of thalllllt eballce t~osewhocarocttorlho.trave, 8-16-301c I · fl • • · 1 ' Q-About how maell alcotho Pomeroy Pollee illperl· - ...---.- --::--":'..- · R!lal Estill Salt ·1 West opeoeol th& king of hoi must be consumed bv a mont and the countv -Iff, - - - -clubi!IIIICf continued the Suit. , and the Racine American Help lalhd . COAL, ""'•tone, 'l:l<ctlilat: · liLliER;t(OoSit~~i'it;olc-iolln U be bad llllfled Co a dla· man wllo welgha 1m polllll!s ~lon for lholr llll'vlt*. Wo R ESS ;_.;., m .. t be SI!II_' Worlis,i.4 "'-1n , St., ;:',$vi'ao:use. · Prlc.d tor: quid< ; •lT. mond there would be DO to give 8 bloOd level a! 0.15 also want to e>cprlll our W ~ ..~1. " . _.le. ~I ~·532.4. · 11oey 'bolt West did c0111inue per eentf ~eclatlan thinks lor over 21. Have nftrtnct. P0111erdy. , .,t.t ,,c , • , 7 26-Hc dubf · Solllh·ruffed and led a " Allellt el..t . - . of floral .oll . tna• and tood. ,_-;..,; •--~ d ' w 1 .. Mr.and Mrl. Homer Circle, R E DIIONE : · . ....... ..,....,. ummy. " 90.pronf .·whisky, If con- Wovle and Vorne Circle, Mr. . 8-16-lfc Rt~~li)ired• " ' - ,._~1•i. • played the four, dummy the sumed .within an bour or and Mra. 't.ft' H.rrlo. ., •, l-11·121c q..,n and Eut the nine. less. 1-18-ttp WAI'l'RESS. Allt>ly In person, • East'o duct was a good • Crow'• Stiak House, 'lllaY. He was goJng to liave DOCTDAIB MAILIIACI Pomeroy. io·,jllay his ace next but, If loJa; ·~ held the lack, , Eli( bopel of somelblng ppeDing. SGuth drew lrump.l with foUl' leacll and led a second West played lbe 10ven after long lhougllt, IJ WAYNE G. IWIDSTADT, M.D. Weill up wlfb d1U11J111'1 k!DI. EN! produced the ace .ani South Dad to lose two tFitat ol Tbm Reloted CttlrnMIJ ~ondl and another bear! far down two. lag of relaratlon but don't "How could I tell" asked rely on it to cure your blgh Soutli. · "Weat had otuck In a blood preuure. Y11inerable two-club overcall. He ll!ll bacl to have Ute ace Q-Wou141 di'fDUN eight of ~artl . " OUII(les of w1!147 ·a cl'ay II Will likely that West barm a pers~ . · held lbe ace of hear!l, but A-TidJ of wblsky tllat '· didn't justify South's coatalnl about a~ oUDCes plar; II was all a matter of of alcohol-no! a ' harmless Male ar Fentale lila last chaDce. amoomt. · Solltb was not going to ltelll lanllll make hla contract If hl.o kiD& of hearts held. He would make that triek but would ltill have to lose two dla· ·monda 111d the ace of hearts. Hla Ollly chance to make the contract was to play dlDIIIDy'l 10 and knock out tha ace. Not much of a clwlce but the only o"e he •x 4. · me- ° I t 'g;,: :· Ctlh for r':.. I fflll' &::. td Drinking Too Mu.ch Beer Can Dam~ge the Uver iOD!'. -nt had. IN....,.,. I•,.J'ioo Auo.l II .. ~=~~ !~t,P~[J.\','!p.,'t"tlln · ·, co;~ho~~d; -:t:-~. ~~t;:;;;;J:~·~ i . j 7·19·1fc . �' YOUTH ASKED FOR IT! hide it wiUo self.plty. This column is for young Second, get off Ute sidelines people, their problems and and join in Ute fun. So you're pleaoureo, their troubles and shy. WhoisJI't-aUttle? Watch 1968 PLYMOUTH · $1695 fun . As with Ute rest of HeleJL. ·Uoe-otlt!rS -nd you'll see lll<llit GTX 2 Or. tiardtop, automatic transmissiOn. Help Us!, it welcomes lauglis are liiiJtire of thenlaelm part of · but won't dodge a serioua Ute time; Aslt Uoetr help. H Uoey 1967 PLYMOUTH S14tS question .with a bruah-<lff. aHn' t wiUing !<J gtvelt- well, Be Send your ""'nage questions Uoat'sonewayto8eparatereal lvedere 2 Or. Hardtop, v.a motor, 1o YOUTH ASKED FOR IT, fri~ fr9JII ...oth<!r-cllasers. automatic trans., power steering, twq-tone care of Helen Help US! this Don't Invl~ ,'em bact I . , , paint. ' newapaper. · Thlnl, and most importan~ L ·· LOVE HER? believe your mlm>rllt rellecis ~ NO, HER BROTHER pretty Qirl wiUo a lot of • J· Dear Helen: powbllltlt!s. Stop aelllng 'Jl'tM 1.vi1. ltOO fi.M. · I'm JMlllular wiUo oUter girls yourself short and you'll lie ·I'OiilloY, OHIO · ,. for two .... sons: We have a S"--'•""howfastyouou•·-- . -~~--:----..I.• TRAiLEll-ce onooniltffom far Sale . swimming pool, an~ l have a U::.r~';'12 Image - even"';,jt); '!II ANT AD / · new Ml!i"lgft $Cflj)ol on old · · ' good l<ooldng bill hcoUoer. your broUoer. - H. niFORMATION · Notice · Rt. 33. .,. 992·2!4~~ PAiNT SALE• Farm ail.! h...,. The Bifls come over sup- Dear Helen: . "' . ~ '!'hila laltii 'hou"-palftt, ~'' 5 p.M. o~:~~~~~~bllootl..; Wl,ljL pick up merchandiiO and posodlytoseeme,butUoeyend 1 ·came borne from my MondoyDudllno9o .m. · ·take to auction on a per·. TRAILER. l!rown,!o Y,roll~r •',(al)on, l<lllli 8ull<ltra So!Pi>IY '• up showing off around Ute pool vacation a day early, called up Cance~ollon & Cor"~"••• centage baols. Call Jim · Park, Mlneravll!e. 992-3324. ·• COMpany, }90 .N. 2nd, Mid··· bee . ause my brother and his my steady "'•lfriend, and she Will baoccoptod until' a.m. lor Adams, auctioneer, Rutland. 8·T·121c dleport, Ohio. . :, ... ORoyGofUPLuAbTIIIcOOINionS Phone 742· ~1. . . J.lf.t1j; • friends are Utero. said she had to go out on a • 9-23 11 · · ] j t sit nd look stupid You The Publisher reservea th , • c FURNISHED and unturnlshid -, 1 0 see, :':'m years younger' than r.!~ :~s:~. Uoal lllght. ~~::.:.~~ eq~.~~f?i~;~,•nv ;:: ROCK SPRINGS Fair Special. ;r;'::,';~~ to ~ ', E~!n~T.':- ~~.: all:~=~ J.~-~·~E:.·~}~~~!JlL~~~~!~~S;~~·,: my broUoer and he 's always put So 1 caJ!tol up my best friend publisher will not be mi>onllblo Tuesday, Aug. 18, Wt!G., Aua . . IQ.11-IIt . ,paint lj)l'ayer, cord wlniltl" •.~. 1 me down BB a punk. He makes for a •am'e of pool, but he said for ~ore than ou Incorrect' 19, Thursday, Aug. 20. Will ,. lnd throw IWif ~'· Full ' ,. o insort•on. leave the Middleport Cab · •, CMh price only 131. Terms ' R·. •. E~:Ja , me feel so dumb that I can't he had a date. For w.~~lnorvlco otllce at a.m .. 11 a.m.. 3 Wanted To BUJ avelleble. Phorii 992·2685. ~· jal. ~"'.. . 6 1 :~';,g~:: ::,~=boys. .~o;.:~~;s H~ ·: : - : . scen.,'.si~?,:;~,C:rt.~~~~n:;non ~;;';~ 1~mi~ll.~.,.~c~l~~ OLD FURNITURE,, dtsh.e&;l . . · · . ·" ~tc' ·;w;.-·MoBI~~ enll: -.,..;;~:-'7-~....:..::.~~' · When everybody treats you heard from 8 mutual friend. 12 cents ·o•r . w>rd three dleporl Cab Co .. Phone 992· trunks, elc. Wr111 . 1o\. ·. •· PAINT' DAMAGE, 1971) zlg.ug ·Ntw ,__, . 1111..,. .;s: onSecutlve lnt.P.rtlnn" 1m. Miller, Rt. 4 PoJnBf'D'I~ "(),, Snwlnt ; ·mAchines. StiH fn 112~. ' 1, • 1 •~. ' J;::~ ·. Ute a ?.-~tN>ld whahenl dyou're To get even 1 asked this . se~~t~~~~~~:~ro~~rd six con . 8·1.2-6tp Call 992~71. . 'lL~~.,.. ortglnll clrf.pnt. No et-·· - . . . , , ~-~~ rea 11Y ••.u.l\.0 1 5 ' w o you mutual friend out (she ia a girl) , orr.~ · .._ ~ tad'un.ntl ~~ 11 our . · I .. 25 Rer cent Dlsc~unt on paid do? - LmLE SISTER and we had a great Ume. ads and ods paid within 10 davs. GROVER S Photography OLD PHOTOS, giauware, *trois are bull ln. 5ewa . :i , tTORY blick bal'fill~i •: Dear Sis: ' The nell day 1 told my CARD OF THANKS ' Studio will be cloSed tor ole. Phone Athens59ii·IJB9,.or wlllo 1 or 2 '"' makn Mlddi'!IP~No t.o~•l>l' First, you ean s•N• hlsming "steady" I didn't •o for two& OBITUARY vacation from Aug. 17to Aug. write TOAN, ,- W. Slate St., b<lllonholn. sowt On buttona. • fhlirel ' , • Alao'liit ~12$ ""' • so.so lor 50 word mlr.imum 25. " ' mooog~oma, an~ blind hem ~1~: . ,;,.._ '"'Wl' your broUoer and YOW' Birl timers and we were Uorough. s•~~ odJII!Io~a' word 2c . S.12·121c 41hens, 01\lo >45701. · alllcltii. FuiiCIShP!'IOII:ll'*'· · Mkfc:!~t: · ~·-,. ~~lfii . frienda. So long as yoo llllllk But now my best friend thinks Addition~~~~~ ·~~•ro: per l-l6-61p \"'·E·Z terms. Phone I · ,· • : , •. I;'VIIIfMI a Mot.. .,., j, : .·. tw: '. ' . '' I'm 0 a hr/rv ·'· e 1;/ tov•· ~~~;~. Y~~~u:.~;:~ ;:: I! ~d.i~"t.v~ t:~o~"!! Adver"6~"/,~~';, 992-* ' G~~~!.a~.'"tuT.u~:,"~t For Rent or Sale·:· Houos from .!81!-conaclousness _ and years. Bull don't. want him lo OoJO a.m. to l :OO p.m Dally, 33 behind Reuter's Service Station. Phone992.1075a..!a.2lc 2 FAMILYhoul0, .2fiRactSt., you'll keep right on trying to think he can takeaway my girls s58· Jtuorda•~m • .. to 12 oDD Noon _.. Middleport, C.ll 992....,., andi'Ujustshrugitoff. llmight 6-14-fG!c become a habit. Notice A NEW shipment of children's WIN AT BRIDGE How do 1 handle this? _ WILL give plano lessons In my school clothes has arrived. Siles SCO'IT home. Phone 992·3666·, .,..tfc ~~1;,.~:~tvJJ).,.~""l,ot:;~ 1964 DODGE Pickup . . I~~· Dear Scott: HAY"•N·"'AuCTtoN· "H~·. Store. on Rt. 33 going towerd Volkswagen. new motor. Surely you can level wiUo a • Fairgrounds. Bt••k a d while portable"TV ,flg guy you've known for seven Laurel Cliff, now open Hch S.16-61c ~ " .. · Friday to receive con. Phone 992..mo· l-l,l;31p I• Oswald & James Jacoby dYfdarys~uTae~ayv"o':' ~lsfr:! ~ :l~~=:t a;p'0,::'ret~t:,) THE PROP~ -RTY formerly ' ·~ ha11dl18 . occupied b the Sporllman 1 ~1 PL YMOOTH Fury station · but doo't let it happen again! your more J.2f.ttc Bsr allhe ourneds on Rt. ';.agon. Phont 742.of611. NOBTII (D) II H. 124 has been purchased by 8-IUic Dear llelen : Donald H. Miller, a local • AQ Is it right for a moUoer to go JOHN lH()M•" resldet\1. The buslnus~wlll be 1t•• PLYMOUTH station 'KQ!052 M closed from Aua. 10 to • 1, +8852 out with me and mf dale? I'm , for remotfellna wl the wagoo, nine peuengor. Good 1970 .QJ 15, be'sl6. That's old enough to consequentopenii\Q of Miller molar, t1r11, bettery. Priced EAST WIIIIT be alone. Not Uoat we have ondSonsGroceryandSorvlce for quick 1011, SlOO. Contact an·~""" in mind, but my Domocntlc Candldahl Station to serve tha public. Eldon Walburn, pllone 992· ,.~,. . 8-l~t,llc 2105. JH "Aiito Lost Chance Worth Tok' n-- CADY ' boyfriend 1s l~~~~~~= . upset ' FcPIIr' I·· ' 1 : ... ,~ NEvl'ttllMils~s.i~>w.•llove.·:~~~j;!i[~~~~ · . BOSTON TERRIER pupa, 1 Wirtll(ll li!luvall~le~wlll ~ . woeksold.PhoneChftterftS. .. tililve ,fltl,l!(IYbu""'ilflSI~IIIplo IA. .' 38 , 6. . ~-I • , .:J; .. · a. 6,3lp . on • .,. ...:.. · •· ·- · • · . t.uctlon, ~II·. ·REAQY·Mii-· CONC'IiETiii' BOAT. Weover river skill; ·16 ·- ' l ' , . ,, lie · dtill~ored rig~ I, !01 f.M ~. ·• ;:21~.otu, t•aller. one ii!sflin#E:Diols·o~d~~- r.fi:O·,:.,~=:Tfi-3~] a.J.t.llc· . !!.!!'•·ciOif lo ,MeiP; .tflgh Goevllll" · R...dy.Mix , ;~~Q;fo,. . .,...,...., All llllllllts ditile tiy. Mllddl-' ""'"' ,' , , ,; C"NNING·t-lolis, Numbit i, Many,slzelolljo,l:~ fo:om. I' , i'"" '!. ...,.,., •'1 · uo..*:l ' Plc:k. your· own. 11 btla!IJI'. Prlciot",..tnlpij;IIOil. C.ll•992•j " ' · ,. · • · lo.; :" Bring ·contoh).er. Hors,chol '6887.~ .- ·:~· ;:-:-.'·~ . SflWING tf\AURINES~.r · RMh; East Ltilarl Rd. · ·• , . "''m ...,let, ·all 'l!llklt 992· ' I·"·IIC , . ·. .. .The Falwlc ,:ilftGP, • .. ' .. ." • USED lavetoru · In veru •ood GO(!D lnv.totmtflt.iifrop•1,fi'~J ' -'""'s.r.,f!!'!"~ SShillljiO~~ ; iiidtll f'liono 992 \ 1• ·HCI!IIO with lhl'lt urn..., :••-·'"" .,. .,: . c on. ·38-11;11 , IPfot lmet\11, be-t,, two . ,_ . , .. - --.>- ~2t- . . v- c llreges. Monthly• Income, 1. " . iJh , c· • 190 Prl·'"" -~b~~- _lor qu!ck 11,r"f'h;;t·992·31115.' • • , ·'. y: "'l'"" · f·26olfc )\~ . BROWN ' DINETTE set, ' lo chelrs. Reasonabli. See at183 laniilly picnic, but bowling, S. Second Ave . . Phone 992· 7 •<l<aling, mi!Yies? You'd 331L Eut- Weot YU!nenblo think we nre 12 or Ill Paid for by Citizens far Cady w..c N - lltalll Did 111 more modem, but be Erne~l Wlnaett, Chairmen '' l'llll I• WOD'taay lllfll1lJII ncept, "It's Pill l'llll 2. up to your motltef.''- ABOUT REDUCE sate end fast with S• Pill TO LOSE A BOYFRIEND ~ tablets and E· Vap 1'1111 Puo. IJear ATL.\8: weter pills. Nelson Drug1. Oti dn1 lood Nolhlnl .. .. tll IIIIo a.~30ip Pets Far P...RKVIEW Ktnntll, Paodln, ,. ;. .. wed cop.wl ......... 'IIIIo 11110111 lhelr ld lbe da end bird tJags, AKC. P..and . ~---~---~.,.-~-­ In 71, we mateure In the wronc but bide - C•d of Thanlls show pupplos. Groamtng. I Classified' "ds to read of lbe Lut-Clumce bablnd "lt' , ... tber '< 8a1oo11 Today 'l.t Ill ihe llllt· • s.up "'fGU1' IDO • TO THE MANY frl~.who 10 " ' - 992·5413. I '1 I 1 chaJiei fiDbii '1f*t101i At Iaiiier." , klndljl'~lsted . uo diM'Ing tho • .3'17·1fc .I ., 1 brld~ there 1.. man•' luiFor Peta'io' uU Fatber of dellll 01 ovr ...other. Jamoo eASSET pullllln. AKC rtG· ~ r I ftl I~U I ~•..-!! .. ·•tua11o'"' •a. TeU.vour..rir. duennas Ca<ll Clrdt. we wllll to ••• e......., lit. It 'didn't A"" .......... , lend our sincere !honks. we !Wed ol. llellley . toerJ· I . ut.~l I atjraya pay to take a tlnnk don't eYell make II in Spiln want to thank lho mlnloter, at the Last.Cballce sal0011 lbese daysl - H. Rev. Paul Sellen; tho ~!t'•J=:,,: I . but It 11 mlllbiY good POliCY organlot, the pallbearers, Franclt enedulri, Phoriu I , . . I at lbe bridge ~table eo· avail Ewing Funerol Home and Coolvtu• 667-3856. I shoppln• tpnu 1:. " • younelf of thalllllt eballce t~osewhocarocttorlho.trave, 8-16-301c I · fl • • · 1 ' Q-About how maell alcotho Pomeroy Pollee illperl· - ...---.- --::--":'..- · R!lal Estill Salt ·1 West opeoeol th& king of hoi must be consumed bv a mont and the countv -Iff, - - - -clubi!IIIICf continued the Suit. , and the Racine American Help lalhd . COAL, ""'•tone, 'l:l<ctlilat: · liLliER;t(OoSit~~i'it;olc-iolln U be bad llllfled Co a dla· man wllo welgha 1m polllll!s ~lon for lholr llll'vlt*. Wo R ESS ;_.;., m .. t be SI!II_' Worlis,i.4 "'-1n , St., ;:',$vi'ao:use. · Prlc.d tor: quid< ; •lT. mond there would be DO to give 8 bloOd level a! 0.15 also want to e>cprlll our W ~ ..~1. " . _.le. ~I ~·532.4. · 11oey 'bolt West did c0111inue per eentf ~eclatlan thinks lor over 21. Have nftrtnct. P0111erdy. , .,t.t ,,c , • , 7 26-Hc dubf · Solllh·ruffed and led a " Allellt el..t . - . of floral .oll . tna• and tood. ,_-;..,; •--~ d ' w 1 .. Mr.and Mrl. Homer Circle, R E DIIONE : · . ....... ..,....,. ummy. " 90.pronf .·whisky, If con- Wovle and Vorne Circle, Mr. . 8-16-lfc Rt~~li)ired• " ' - ,._~1•i. • played the four, dummy the sumed .within an bour or and Mra. 't.ft' H.rrlo. ., •, l-11·121c q..,n and Eut the nine. less. 1-18-ttp WAI'l'RESS. Allt>ly In person, • East'o duct was a good • Crow'• Stiak House, 'lllaY. He was goJng to liave DOCTDAIB MAILIIACI Pomeroy. io·,jllay his ace next but, If loJa; ·~ held the lack, , Eli( bopel of somelblng ppeDing. SGuth drew lrump.l with foUl' leacll and led a second West played lbe 10ven after long lhougllt, IJ WAYNE G. IWIDSTADT, M.D. Weill up wlfb d1U11J111'1 k!DI. EN! produced the ace .ani South Dad to lose two tFitat ol Tbm Reloted CttlrnMIJ ~ondl and another bear! far down two. lag of relaratlon but don't "How could I tell" asked rely on it to cure your blgh Soutli. · "Weat had otuck In a blood preuure. Y11inerable two-club overcall. He ll!ll bacl to have Ute ace Q-Wou141 di'fDUN eight of ~artl . " OUII(les of w1!147 ·a cl'ay II Will likely that West barm a pers~ . · held lbe ace of hear!l, but A-TidJ of wblsky tllat '· didn't justify South's coatalnl about a~ oUDCes plar; II was all a matter of of alcohol-no! a ' harmless Male ar Fentale lila last chaDce. amoomt. · Solltb was not going to ltelll lanllll make hla contract If hl.o kiD& of hearts held. He would make that triek but would ltill have to lose two dla· ·monda 111d the ace of hearts. Hla Ollly chance to make the contract was to play dlDIIIDy'l 10 and knock out tha ace. Not much of a clwlce but the only o"e he •x 4. · me- ° I t 'g;,: :· Ctlh for r':.. I fflll' &::. td Drinking Too Mu.ch Beer Can Dam~ge the Uver iOD!'. -nt had. IN....,.,. I•,.J'ioo Auo.l II .. ~=~~ !~t,P~[J.\','!p.,'t"tlln · ·, co;~ho~~d; -:t:-~. ~~t;:;;;;J:~·~ i . j 7·19·1fc . �' •/ '~ i::J . " ~ :. , ; WASIIINGTON \UP[) -Ben. ~· S. McGovern, D$.0., ~ tile Nixon admlnistrt· 11011 today of a deUberate ilttemptto "harass and tnllml· ~te" tile press. . McGovern uid the press iolways should be on triAl but :Odded "when the political lucien of our nauon oet lbemoelves up • judge and jury, lreedom of " .e press Is tn ~~ant~er. · ''That 1o why the deUberate Jrr.n of tile Nixt>lhAgnew lldmtnlalretlon to harass and jDUmidatelllt Is a serious to our he )llid in a speech prepared for the Association lor Education In Journall•m at American University. : "What we are witnessing Is an in<redlble paradol< tn which llle administration seeks to ailen<:e liB critics in the media while exploiting the use of the inedla for lis own message to In unprecedented degree," he ""*! C'socle~," ilaid. \ ' '• ,, ,, ' · McGovern a possible contendec for the' 1972 Democratic presldenUal nominAtion, said VlcePresidentSplroT. Agnew has been dtsignated as chief administration spokesman on !he media. He added that Nixon 1w joined tn the attack on the press , ln~tion, McGovern said, ~ttorney General John N. Mtt<heU has launched another O...ult on freedom of the press by announcing he ' personally Wlll decide on subpeo!Uis for reporters' notes and unused leleviaion and radio tapes. • McGovern said the media has MAKE THE ~ i k · dTJ'd. , ~ W: • '*"- McGovern el.so lllld "1ha televlllon notwarb have been generouaabnostl!efollllpnoroaiQI tn alvlni the Praltlenl lime to brtnJ bla In bla 01111 way to the Amorlcan people." McGGVem lllld DO Umlts should be placed on Nlson'i tilt AmoricaD )Mqlle should no! be abrtdced." . l!ul be said the aetwon:u have an obllpllon II> penillt 11M* In lovtrllpiiDI 'irllb cllllerlnlvlentoprelolltlbom. NewsllfOIIrlllll and altoln,belllld, "areslmPI1not ln...., ~aau., and dolly f01'11!11 apPOIDinietilola ,._!alive o!O,;IM Middle~ 111b uiiW the ma.ller ~ ~110!11 II II.~, ~tical J: ••u.uald·IDCIV, ~- '. ~ JIIIIIIPII!II'I»id 'lJe . ' ·;,, • r "" ~F ~ ~ ' ~ . I. ~ d. t Cllll7 78D· tPl -a ~r- " _l , . . • , \ , • , , r .. ~~: ·l'!l!~r' f~i!d. .' ~~~ POIIIerO)-VItiauuveti.oo.· and0..Jl!IY.Il ll,Hf, u oUuly 311o .• general, tt'.~ius, li,Jit.ea, J7,14{.t7; "~al dQ~a:' ~. !b lilt llllllp6y ~:· ,1, ... 77.; >Jt\l'er r~vonu,,, =II,, no tlplll '•, r. prealnlltd ' village· COWICII tt.~t.ot, ~.m.OO; : 't4f.t'l9.10: In 1ha ..... t .. _.._ tnelllberl bY.Mrl. Jiilel¥;11\ift, · flrJI ' IHp•rJtlltnl, $W.8~, l ~ , ~l'r'l: cterk,,lof~11)&bl, . , . : ~.lit 'II, ".ll!t.aa; ~teq, ~ tll,tlt,.U ~·, . · !M@_ldl!i up lhaiJIOn't i!Uii't .9{.•ll,lqo.:,;, U~ lit ~ !1Je1 ~ ~J~ -efil'f•~ stre~l; ''·'lt'!·:t~t.'{{,ot, ~r ~... <.::.olo.lli lit .,, lll • llii ""'tlry. ~!!ei'~ ~ ",9111.111 $fl. lin- ·, . ; .,.,.. -'i:i~ ,:'! slril~ llUil4 Wjljdl·~·,~. pl))!lemeilt,liO. ~JUt; .l!lll!!id ol ~~~~~== rut"'!d "tQi \Ill' lltii' 1Malt aUIIty,' ' ,l,l~,ss.•~ ~JOt, ; ~· ·, ~~.,Tbi!tflllit!!ld IIO,?fi.U; w,ter optrauon,, ....~~~ · li!7,,u.u, *· , ,, ' &·.. '::il.'i;· , ._,It, '• * :"'"'! ·m.- -. · · . •'""'': • '~Jptn,ftflP,aOofor~ulfWitb t~,iil.n; p)OU2. . .,,l'lt,.'fll.~'.l*,'l.l; . ••li•"!•.i,i~· .. adequate." Jeruaalem hal , *ldel\ad , Ollb' f'/,M7,ij!pald;wlleii\'.IIIU wall!' ~t pet "Zo':'l'-.·1 1'11111,..-v~ · ~·*·!'• , drimatlcally 1n the 11 diYI ~co oflt11,ell9.11. ''·< liriil po :~ 'I~·• r 0. alnce the ~- lhnl 'Into 'l'he uc:e!p~ and ' ex- IUII'It!lll ~. •lf!l, ilo q; ' ·· The t441111( d , fU!Ida 11 ,ol , 0 eHecl. PoUUc.al IOufc:ti -ID pehdlturea, respect1velf,'OI f)llidllurt, ...11!·47: ~ . , ' Jli!fl\ ..• ~'";10.. . .··~ ·' Jerusalem Jlld· ' \lie V, , J . . I!ICh of the 'fUnds cliJrtnR "July ·, 1 ~~. fl!f. '\••s• ., ',1,, ;,, . ' c~t ~ . ~, hue '' . . . '' . . ' ' ' " : ; ' . ' 1 c:;; Hones from llvelocalslablel troller; a three old trotter, and Edward Humphrey wUl be·two. •. nderesllmaled the lfiY(Iy ~la J't: o · ....1:..' t .A "·'·. . r~ ·.. · ' 'lib· · ' ,.11..,11'1', ' :' willbetaklngparltntlleMells six year old, Wat Shade U.. haraea,BelleaBrtqa,anel&bl willl wlllcb lrrQl .m,ra .lbe , . .I.JfiTfiUJ; !1-.f'· e~ CouDQI Fair racing prosrsm Palnlecl Doll baa eight 1llns lor year old pacer and Glal H, I lllepd ~~ or' .Soviet '' .' "1!1.1 ' ,. ' ' . 'i" . , ~' . ' •: '· ,';· ·: ; A~ rh"' ' . rift belw- Waiil11n1Wf Md 5 Loca·l Stahl·es rn R a....nr"ng· . wblchgela underwa)'Thuraday. 1knea from tile McKenzie, Spence Humphrey CSlvert and ~erstabl..', all local, are expected to lake part. The McKenzie stable wiU hove tbree entries, tbree year old Dale Hope five year old •Spices Time and a six year old, E:uterDay. The Spencer hones jointly owned by Roger, Don and Sidney Spencer, local, and Dr. Weinberger of Gallipolis, wiD Include four two year olds, Btg ~Machine, a pace; Dick Be Quick, • pacer; Firefly Brown, 8 pacer and Painted Doll 18 elghlslarti. Ceward Calvert'l tbree year old Art' Playboy has ~:~. ~ llnlsbed'lbtrd In the slxlll raee al Athens last week. From tile stables of Wald and · 1 ..... " cu CHI, VIetnam (UPI) Milltiry authoriUes today or. derect an autopsy on the body ol Virginia Kirsch, 21, a~ Cross volunteer found stabbed to death m her room, Securlcy was tightened for other Red er... women personnel at this U. S. Army base. Army spoke~en said an Investigation wos m progress and that tile girl's body would he shipped back to tbe United States Thursday aboard a U. S. Air Force plane following an autopsy, A Reder... spokesman said lhe girl's parenti, Mr. and Mrs. Max J. Kirsch of Brookfield, Ohio, had given pennlssion for an autopsy. The spokesman said the vic· Urn's parents hod indicated lh~ w~nted their daughter burled m her Red CrOBS unlform. The spokesman uid other women volunteers for the Red MUSIC SIGNED "The Fission" will provide music for dancing at a teen dance to he held from 10 to 12 midnight Wedneeday on the race track of the Rock Springs fair grounda ss a part of the Youth Night observance. BIG MOVE! Put your jewelry, important papers and other valuable possessions In a Safe Deposit Box. Forget about fire or theft. I III WHEN YOU VISIT , PARK FREE Dies at Home .~ Jlelltil, H, Poi~~Mto died unexpectedly at fl!l,bome at !I> Cave St., at 12:'1'6 a.m. Tuesday. The Pomeroy E-R squad answered a call to tile home but Mr. Jacobs was dead upon tile squad's arrival. Employed at Oldo Unlverllty 111 Atbo!w, and a member of tile Pameray Churcb o1 a..uc, Mr. Jacobi Ia aorvlved by bla Wife, Merle Wllllam F o1 J~·Fla broii.er ~ 11,114 tw~ lillllrl, ·...._ Llllllll ·~ o1 Wllllam o1 CanalWlllcbellerandlllfi.MaY V lnwaplloiPomeror ;.. pateDts, .Mr. and ·Mn. "''·b Ja•o~-., 1 brother, ...au ... .,. 1 l.l'ranklln, and lister' Ealbar Bell oidaar' pi ececled him In servlcei Will be bald t 1 p.m allbe ilJrinl Funerll ~..ilb Mr. Boyt AileD. Jr., pulll" ol1ha l'oltlltoy Cllurdl wiD 111 ~ ollldaltntl • l!llril1 · be In Beech Grove Cametery · Fr10oda may ~ at tile funon1 hamo lilY ,lime after 3 p.m. Weclneaday. .w;:;.... MIDDLEPORT, OKlO ...,.., Fllllnl Deposit Insurance CoQIOratlon 'r::==============:::: OUR stoR£ Will BE a.osm In pending tile mv..tigetion Into the ~yin&. Military pollee declined II! say whether any prot!fOSS had IM!en made toward fincllng the klller. Military officials uid tile Red Cross volunteers, usually much In evidence aroun.d the head· quarters area of this busy base, had not been seen today· Miss Kirsch, a blonde gradu· ate of Miami Untverelcy at Oxford, Ohio, had been In VIet: !Uim two weeks and at Cu Chi only a week. She was found ~y SUnday inapmateroommablllettllat housed sil: to eight other Red CrOBS volunteers at Cu Chi. Camp Gmund di'file ~ partme W~lt Dilt!OY'I SWISS FAMILY ROBINSON ITochnlcolol"l Dcwollly McGuire Jes. MacArlllur DISNEY CARTOONS: Now Nelghl!or - lo Ploy hi!OIIIII Show Storls 7 P.fol. BULOVA Transistor runs on a long·fife battery from one year to the next. There are no mainsprings to break: No contact points to wear out. And it never needs wlndlngllt"s the most reliable calendar watch you can buy. :. and H"s priced so low. Jhtl Llltor ..8 .. Calendar, weter·r••lstent, stain lett .,,l'!"', .•. I ,, 'I llodlt,,..,., P~lll TomStii'n JaromySiali "HELL'SANGELS'W' COiol" e ntine • :f• abouiiCI'eiiiiSthenJabtoltlle memberlualnalbelr'-.Tbe 10, Frank Rlrald Jr., cleport, w~ ~':' 8 when tile ve blind curve. There _ , no 111'1'1111 or lnJ........ There ,.. : damqe to lbe Carlon . waslllnlbloodfi'Gmtbelr banda. :tJ. ;T/J:ree ' . ttie U:.: This ·Jfeek an..A quartet of George Oliver, William Jolulsm, Janet Sayre and i>avld 'Dewhurat dellghlecl the audience s1n11n1, "I'm Glory Bound," "I've Qeen To Calvary,""ll'sAllRighiNow," ., • :t· . ' ..... ., '· Elberfelds ·Stre in Po~:~.roy ••wade .' plano and Rev. Parter Btnz. man led the devollons. There wiD be a baptismal oervlce at Muon Ferry rdin8 1'llesday eventna al 7 o'clock by Rev. Gerald Sa,re. Rev. Sayre wiU cleUver the meuage SUnday, Aug. 23, al tile Camp Ground """ Cllfton and Bicbtel cburclloo wiD hove tile . WILL II CLOSED ON, THURSDAY ~ I ' ' ' AnERNOON .FOR TH. MEIGS COUNTY FAIR ATROcKSPRl~O$ ~ llnglng. ,Please Shop jn,::t Week Days 9:30 to · nek.w1l b~ · for the •..MeigS · " . t• ' ' r t·· . • 1 ·•t • •: :• ' dleport, Mrs. Ina ~. of TIIPP!'tl Plains, and Mrs. Rob<lft.Lewls of Pomeroy were the lop·blue ribbon winners for exhlblla Jn the dome81lc aria deparbnent of the 167111 Annual Meigs County ,Fair judged Tuesday by Mrs. .Louella 'lllompeon Rouah, Belpre. The three received live blue ribbOns each lor their exhibits In the variOWt categories of tile deparbnent. The display proved to be "bigger and better" this year with a total of Ita entrlas. The hobby ctiriler was popular willl the exhibiting public and .a v:uiety of crafts were displayed. William u.s. JGIIII.M. Albbreok, Graeser exhibited several R.Ohl,, '· nld Ieday be d!ilclmers, and paper mache beUeveo a., POIIal llolorm work, boated pocketbooks, Ael recfatly eaacled by lluffed toys, handmade Conarest . "created ll~Dre Jewelry, samplers, pictures problelu lUll H molved, painted on clolh, Christmas "Its bacUra evea concede decoraU<Ill, and Barbie doU the . reltdt of lhlo clolhln& were arnon1 tile ltema. coaJrellloaal ·action wiD Receiving first and second probabf7 mean an~ Ia place premlwna and ribbons In ralelto 1 ..,.11 oo1r 10 etllll the varloua categories were the later ltr IIIII clao.-'mall Ud lollowtng ablbltore: • IIIIJ.or illl _ _. Ia - The bobby cornor ol1ba Dllmesllc Arll Deparlmloll proved popular wllb tbe public. lb. &Jille Parktr Carpenllr dl.splays here one of lbe !aut llelbl bfller ''a!rlllmaa In August" elhlblt.llls aiiUIIIIIIIita ' · With ariUlclal 111011' and decorated wllb ulln balll trlJnpjed with velVet ribbon, ' ~ . .... . . . all In orlglnll design. Other her 01r1J1!mu exhibit were a cleooraled Santa, a ta~1ll:llfllwilb tapert,andaplft.e cone tree. The ol - n entries In lbe ckimesllc aria ·!ta~=·~·~ e&bthl~~~ Cblldrell'l Clolblq ' pootal ~~~ brook. ' · i "II was, 11 my an AdUlt CIGilllq ..... 11 eampletely .....,ve One Piece cotton clreas, Mn. coacreuloul Jarl•dlelloa ~ter. flrsl; Mn, Beulah litiltiiNA~til Child's better clreas, Mrs. Jarnn O!rpenter. · · ~;:~n~~. ~~ · f~~ \;',~Dtictor ' ' I ' •'• '· . ~ . • · · . Heavy rains which hit the 107th annual MeiBlJ Councy Fatr on iw opening day Tuesday stopped so lllet the first grandstand event - the pony pulling contest - could be held Tuesday night. Cash prizes of $25, $111, and ••o were offered to the top lour te~ In two size closses. .n the class lor tearn.o 46 inches and under, first place honors went to Bob Foster of Amanda.Secondplscewenttoa team owned by Har~ld Meadows of Lancaater, w1th John A~gel, Crown Clcy, winmng thrrd place and Arlhur Cross of Athens taking fourth. In the 41 to 52 inches inclusive class. the. top team was owned by Jumor Cremeans of GalUpoliB. Second place went to Eldon Lee, Washington Court House; th1rd to Douglas Curr of Tuppers Plains and f~th to Paul Douglas of Guysville. In charge of the annual contest were Fred Leifheit and Hugb Custer· '15 Rr.-:J3 .~~~ Meigs CounQI by the Ohio Department of Highways . -.lned today indefinite. 'lilts waa 8 report ol 8 hl8hway department opo kesman liday alter a report was Issued .,.... the weekend staling llleta ci!Jslgn approval lor prQJIOIIed ·nlocaUon willl limited access 111 8 section of Oldo 7 111 iali•bury Township, bas been ncelved by tile Ohio Depart: IIIOIIt of Highways from the u. Advisory CouncU on Voeatiooal This medal Is given Ia recoplllon of outatandlaJ leadership In turthethia · American lnatllullons. Dr. ~·s career tn aallGal. acbninlstraUon has r811ged fra ruril IOIItbelltern Oblo to llli supe~nlendency ol larlt Education. · The re<:lllll· mendations of this council formed lilt frame work for tile Vocational Education Act of 1968 whicb marked a stgnllicant lurnina point in the direction of l•ral gcwenunent 1111pporllor sial~ and locai vocational ltlburbaD and urban cllalrldl. fii"OII'aml. Be was t!Uec l01lvely i111J18r1D- · Thli Ohio pducalor has lencler!l ol ¥lddlepori and ,Eilll ~ called upon to Liverpool, Ohio scbools, F In .• litudlea o.l clale, Mlcl!, and LaUwood and · In qther countrleo. 1ft! Altron, Oblo'PubUt: lclioola. . the lin\ American Qr, EssU bas' been a Ylalltlr 10 con- ~ llelp C!!Qnlj over tile,....._ . . by ct..,Otllll Be wu J1!1tA. apetter • •ed!I!:Jiiolj, In sprlilc irbea . ihe . ;.... Mif&i tlle,Sovlet llfib ~ ..... ciOdlcafecl. Be •'. ·::., .a follqlr'lq) pJiyeil ~ a:ctive role ' ill .1ha , this ~,-be dovelopmenl o.1 .the ~om· ~on~lioll, stwij ofra prelte'nsiVe hlglucboollocalfld IKind 1,1" • achool In In the ROct Sprlt\p ..... on . lhe oltbe . . Follt>wlnl to ajl- ' <VPI> · 8.~"!.:~~IIGI~htch does not Include the Route 83 Action discussed daring 8 deslgn public hearing In l'caDerey on March 16 - would begin •4 mile northeasterly lnm tile existing Ohio .J~hlo 7 jUnclion and end .3 mile eilterfJI from lilt ellltlng Ohio DIL EU&i 7-US 33 north lllllcUon. Parents Should flleJDller of the on Camptltl Uaretl old were "ilbiGlut.ely M~atSchool t- dllturlllluee al Jour · 1...cJea•- ......1 All parenti Ill children lfho "' .. - wiD enter t11e Southern Local · abHIII..!Y.• ScllOO\ Dlalrlct klnderaarten at Ill wbk:li Racinl! lilts lall are asked to · 0. Ot1lqlle·~r. · . meet at the kindergarten . ~aiiDital Bar !Mdldlng on Tuesday, 4111f. II. A . .. L,et up . A hile fl W of,biiws ~;~~';:~ ~ Piil ,\ ,. ' Rou.sll. Beiter drese, Mrs. Pal Jones, Mrs. Carpenter; Ladiessutt,.Bfi'L Roush, Mrs. Carpenter ' ' · Ladies .BIQUe, Mrs. Mary Nease, Mrs, Sblrley J. Hanun. . AKllcllen aPI"DII·, Mrs. Nease. Fancy ap~W, J?lanne Hawley. Painted apron; Mrs. Ina Massar. .. . Embroidered: apron, Mrs. Nease, Mrs. Andrew Cross. Needlecl'lft Painted pillowcases, Mrs. (Con!lnued 0~ ·Pallo 8) · , W~GTOI'I (UPI) ..:.' au;, OIIUBI'JIAB IN .-rrh, .. ' . lwrs. J!eulaJPi'Rousb Ill Mid· . WASII!NGTON (UP!)- Tile; ehlnae In the reoerve ICCGUIIII and llalo depooilll ol NEWHAVEN-':lfyoudon:! caraiiiiiiOppecltnadltd!ontlle Federal Reserve ~ baa ~~ 111nc1J April 17, upto·mllllon,~tlle~ kn~wllleBibte,dontquoteit, lelt~'i:!(;:!z'· loos.~n_ed IChtly ~~bank I.,..Lafl~~lbe.• a. olbe\ftiiiW,per~t~)J.J., !}.?"1~.. ~. . ..till4:,! " • .. .. ... . .. . ~- PI' •Oimi .-wtl flilavliiP ill"EB:s~ -~ mght., ,jj(ll~ o.(,J.,. to &lie· vebldt .and.mlllor ~.jiO b:ciMilil . •. ... . '·" . ,,.. , 1\Q. ~. persons at Union Camp Grooncl to tile Pylele.. There were no be uaed for le bome . ~~~~~~~~~~ 1.. to. where Bend Area United llllarlu or eltallonJ. buyers and ~ bard· A8U DIVORCE l!llll!lllln • ~ ol M;IIIO · Methodlsti met. Rev. Miller's ~ l:f!ll., p.m. 011. lbe Melp preued stale and local Robert G. Ashley, Mid- • •1ha 1111! ~ taUI ~ ..nnon was delivered on four County . flllr lll'OIIIIdl. • parked aovemmenl . dleptl1 . , flied lluft lor dlv~ In · Qcl. 1. V'¥*1ba old . ~ '.' polnti: "Introduction to Way of car Clllllecl by Mn. llluWe, The bolrd Monday cui !rom 8 Melp County ComlnOn Pleu tile ~I .... SIIO.OOOII'. Ule," "The Llvlng Word," Loot! lloltolp, Rl. 1, 111allruct to 1 per eelil 1ha lunda wldc:b Court qalnllt SharM Aabley· tW .._ "ilePQdl!l. . • . 'j\' "The Perfect Law" and "When by E unidendlled car ,...., banka 1111111 bold to bact lime Middleport, charllnl gro~ · ··• " We Discover God." . damlletolberi!IIIUriJIII~ clepollllln exceu oltli million. ·negleCt o1 cliity. · •· She lllld: JDd t,anper. '1fle aeeldlint lo Thll reHrve rrequlrementa ' . , ' "We should be doere ol the under 111.-lgalioll.. ~termtnethe1111011111or11101!8Y . ,. . c ,.. , . . • · ,<·.• ·• 1 wcrd and not only hearers The aberllf'1 , dapartme11 bllllllliwll bep allher ~ ellb . ' ~Lice!IHI . ~ ~~ · tO, 1 , •.•,. becauae In so dDlnl, we're """""'the srnial ol Herbert tn d*VIIIIts or til nolllntsl'tll JObn llJII, 'iii !ll, ~ · ·i'iiW ;lllte)l9rt:B'j!l..':tih . • decelvln& no one b~l our- Allen Marlin, t7, ~. by' acciill)ll!l 'lrith the Fedtral lillcb · 81)11 ~~ Ai1n sOaib ' a caii'IO af . ..lves."llbiquotedfroml'lalm the Gallla Co1111ty ·Sheriff'• , . tobadllhelrdesalfll. 18 ~ Rl ~· ~ G!l1 ~ ·L anpimf':" .: ~· ll.,"Howoweetaretllfwordadepartmenloni..lrint .lrom ''. fundaare~and ~ ~i'..'I21'Mtnor- t:a· ,.m. ~y MJ'io~{ r !_0,.!! ~le, yea:.=:";'; Galllawilb . •~-~~~~~ fcqtrY · · be 1oaMd or lnvelled. svUie, '. ani! · Donn~ J8111 ' iiUDtoHoller ~ · ·:·;, ~. ·-~~ our · "''"""to • . move 11'11 tile flral wuilaini Jt uo--on. u I medicai-'*L ' · • ' · 1 further stated tbat 11 tbe ... of ' ' . ,. I ! I an,u~·'t'M&a, ' ' ' .. ',, A~· ' tile Lord II perfect converting • tile aoul, tile lesllmony of tile . Lord Is sure makln8 wise tile simple," and tbe devll's chloroform Is the denial Ill our ' .. ' TEN CENTS Wom~n Win Five 'Blue• .' Rain 'Olldll' redlrecl eDIIIIIIIIIICII' ' members were Wlllldal 111ooc1 from llopul)' lliSrlet A1141n1f1 from tbo crimea off ollhllr VIDceiiiBUIIIlolll .... ,..~ hllldll!ld clolldaC· If . . . . ~ llllted abotlt ,~ 'OIIrdwaa.tlle!DillwiiDCIIIIled deviJ. ·, ·. lbe willie 1l'llrd ~ !lied . llbi lll1d tile cullleadlr !aid.i byeullmemberalbenfCblorlbe ~ IDimben tbo diVII jiDil ·. Tate ...,.... and 1ha .ldDIJiCI .-. ~ wwt 1he ..... the nat nflbl of,_ Ltlltl body. Lal!lanca and bla wife. D0 liar Reserves LOOSeDed ' ' lla7lnPandlo11' JOWlll pti'IOill llate coolenda the famiiJ Tbepro~~CUiiollwaiapeeled to follow Mrs. Kaaa!Un wllb tbreewi-lilcllrono!oclcll orda' In lilt IdDings. · ~~Wtotn~= FlntwaU11181lwllobeadecla ol Sadte'l Marbt, at f:Z p.m. IP"OIIP of C8llll*'l In lbe hUla Ralph Do 1 Shain If and heard tile IICl'e8DII at1he 1111 •• • • ' Ractne, Rl. 2 JDd Sharon L. Pyles, II, Racine, were Sennon Heard ~~.:,~ dri:': By 137 Sunday !rGDt -tedtopuatllevebletem at the lime. The llbalnvebldunpeclthe J'Yie• irutiiAboutjbelllaJlnlll. I POMEROY·MIDDLEPORT · , :' ill'"' ' .) '· ' Mciftcla ,'•' ,_,.,Tofte I...., 0/D.e Mep.va- ..4rea ' .' . • . . . . ' . . ': "· mil ~ Rl 7 ' 1 2 · LOS ANGELES (UPI)-Tbe bomlofactre.l!lba'oll Tate tbo llitle lli'll Wlet; 11!,1£. ~ L. c..Q.' a.. p~, Tate murder 1ria1 mono today nflhl• and IDur Glben wwt ~ MkUiandaJ .'II!'!"''' tr • .., • !rom tile 11-day lesllmGny o1 ldJ1ed. aot feel .... 11111 Ill ~ liu&' dleport, Rl. I, waa travellllg eyew11nees Undo Kaaablan to Sacolld 1'11 an elderl1 caaple lballn lilt tiellt tile blllil9ld. east 111 P>IIIIIJ IIDid 8 lurlber proeecutlon lalllmony w11o - ibe ''MIIIIorl hmi!J" ll!illaPI God lliiii!Mt to !AIII·U. DRIIIE-IH Tonltltll. '~ll ' ( ,.,a, ( ~iiy Van Dytie · The Caravello Calendar · . . ' .. '' · ,,; ' ' '·' · · · ·I SAIGON (.UPI) - ' Sodlll fir ll)e •flllhl ,fl'1iro ~. ~ l'!l!. .... ~t,~.'"'~!._~ Vlelname•e lnfablrymen llarelhlP.; ,litllired one Ill:"' p~aanefl!ilJ~.,or ..... lighting on I balllelleld w,OI!nil.td In Ill& ddt. · , . ~:0-4 ·~ ~.:!:! ~ il.lumjnated by belle..,~ 'l'l)e)' cap~ one of _1111, \'i~~OI' ~·!lab!.~~ 1, ." · '· llooclllgblaktlled88CGirlrilun1Sf•attaCb'rs abilig witb lriBI!OII' .,,.!ijai~i ...... . !hf. '' tWo: !II' . lroops In repu!stn« an altact and J!li.bloclca of TNT. · ~ we{e knid: W li,Wi ' near the Laotian , border, . The J¥Zsatroct lwl. ctct ,.~ . · ~In boobY tnP,I, 'ftlr1l+ ' mllilary spok_esmen 1111/d IAJcllly. tn an~ five ~ IOidblral .or .~ lbeliUic a~ .~ The u.s. Command ac8led i>llbe:.O,IWUfbuelllll'lbe llle ,cpun,ll'y ln,. lh!l ~~'2 ' down Ill 1152 raids loday after La<1tlan ,borliOr, willie oilier ~ 11 ·1 a,m. todal 1< SOnle of the h8avtesl aerial' 'Straldt~ blithe Bp Clll '"""'"'U.S, ,..Uta •1111 kll:S-£ ,( strikes in monlha agalniiiNorlh MinhTra~lll ~tem~l!'d ,•olda., and !OIIIIdell ~~ , ,,. ;· , VIetnamese unlls. menaelng targetatnCambodla.In~ ' ,The u.s. com...-nd ·. ·l Allied outposls near Laos. U.S. '. will! poUcy~'~"~.S. Comn\IIDd IIOWICed ~ lb!il ~~ paratroopere found lilt bodies •illd not .,.....,,1 lbe eject . . . Mlrlne Wlnil, , ; ol M Conummiol soldlera killed fo!:atl!)ll of, t11e rabls outside ~. 17 bqan . lt!I"''C ~·. In earUer ralda and arWiery South VIetnam. . J~ ,I I plrl ill the• Jl . · strikes. Two missions~ were rw,m llililljnlltretlon'a Allie t !'1111-,.' UnitioftheSouiiiVietnamese todayovertbeUMlnbForesl, .di'awalofiO,OOOmentnm ·liii 1st Infantry Division, fighting 140 miles IIDUihWesl of Saigon. war 11111t fnt Oclte. ,.;. . , . ,. ""f:~t Road I abo~· 31 only $49.95 CARAVELLE. . '• ' ·· · .AIRGROUNDS · ~~A IOH (·; s f screams I s, N' e·xt . ' . .'·.·'.·. ':':t!= tory 0 ..,:nta MEIGS lHEATRE wi':1~:.:..U..,~ SEE YOU AT THE FAIRI a TRANSISTOR Watch a CALENDAR Watch! antiaircraft ~ cldler ,to lilt EiYPtlan Suel Olilal P;i'lllll Thereel.soweredlfl.-tn lilt Arab camp, Wllb BDPiand Iraq accwdrli aaeh olfler ol harassment. The semiolflclal. Cllro newspaper AI Ahrlm lllki!raql aulllor!Ues arbltr~ ~ fiveEIIfPtlanslliBalbcladand lmpooedastegeon1heEIIYPllan Embassy, aearchins everyone who entered or left. 3 ACCI"dents sloo, had-been moved Into new U~ quarter• a military Jn tig" ted hoop11Al compound Ve8 a On Out." Tllllltlld,Aut.ll ' b.an • r,es r Cross al Cu Chi, heatlquarlerll of the U. S. 25th Infantry Dlvl· "I'm Feelinl Fine" and All DAY lHURSDAY. RIGHT FOR SCHOOL! llltven year old trotiAir 9blcb came In lhlld tn orie Ill !he Athens racea. The flftlllocally owned horle expected to be entered II Wolfe Edna, 1 three year old trotter owned by Leroy Elchln8er. Autopsy Ord.ered On G~ ...~ St•WILbed ARE ALL YOUR VALUABLES !X~~? 11et1. luminous dial. ·i counts of .....,Y dead without ol tl!lnlalon llld added "~ , ' telllnc how tile body Collnts are liie eommunlcalion ~~~ Prell ~ calculated. tbi (3!lef Execullve and 1tbo .....,. !"~to nllllt u.s. been "amazingly tolerant" <i the admlnlstroUon. Heukl themedla haslarsely accepred Nixon's IIS80I'Uon lhat the Invasion o1 Canlbodla wu a "brilliant SU!'COSS"; has not pressed the President to explain why the tnvllaionlalled. to lind the Communlat heodquarters; and accepti the Defense Department ,body .. .. e·ns ' ~, ' rz'1:' \•\ ', ' Harry Jacobs • . ~ I' ·'d'l U.S.;.Jsra~ ~unnorte ·.11:!, . " IIHKiodealll d111'1n111 lroop, , 'the ex· , '111* parents ~ho prefer the lllGI'ill!ll claat tor their cblldr.en arho ~ · 1:10 p.m. afternoon are to RIBBON WINNER -Mrs. Donna atadwell Tueeday waa on of tile top rlbboll "(nnen lhree blues and four reds- tn the tlmllteur painting allow atlbe Meigs County Fair. Mrs. Cbadwell, who wiU be a ie5cber In art and Engi1JJb at Eutem lllgh School this fBu, abowa sevtrll of ber a'll8l'tl-wlnnln palntlnp. See Pill• I. Dot¥ Sli'oW-at Six . ., A.parade, do:: and !lyle repairs had to be made before revue wiD be tile lfandsland the midway rldea could be attractlons at Ute !07th annual operated. •• h meiBS CoiDIQI Fair when youth Despite t e sunny skies night is observed this evenilig. 'P!"evalent this morning, ntn The dog show at 6 p.m. wiD has been predicted lor today open the evenlni followed by and Thursday. Fair board of. 1 ·ala ope1u1 the annual parade at 7 and the icJ were h that the project and style rewe at 7:20. ei(>I!Cted thundershowers will There wiD he games at awith by-pass Meigs. the garden tractor pull at 8:10 Today judging got underway p.m. A teen dance from 10 to 12 in the beef cattle division, Horse will conclude the day. conformation judging wos held, Meantirile, today the fair and at I p.m. the first of two opened liB gates f..- tile 80C011d flower show• sclleduled this day under sunny skies. 1\lesday week, was judged. 11le Judging heavy rains hit the fair In tile of the annual horle show alao early evening hours. Rides on started at I p.m. Kiddie Day on the midway were not started the midway wos being obtlerved until Tuesday nlghl. A from 10 a.m. unUI4 p.m. spokesman lor tile lair board Dairy cattle judging will said a transformer waa struck · ' by tightnlng clue to the late · Tuesday afternoon rains and No oae waa laJ!Ired aad damage waa reported mflor Ia afire 115:12 p.m. Taesday at OVEC'a Kyger Creek DRIVER CrrED Two cars were, heavily Power plut 11011' Cbetbfre. AeeenfiaCto Ray Blowen, damaged and one driver elled .to court .. the result or an ac- assillaal plaaiiiiiiiiCer, lbe cident on WestMalnSl, 111~:30 blne waa Clllled by ullort II a.m. Wednesday, · Pomeroy a t.• volt eable. The e1ecpolice uid. A car drlvon by lrletd l)'llem tll'"lfb Ill Michael Carlisle, 11, Hell· lalalUioa Isolated ltseU. del'son, W. Va., pulled from a '111m waa ao 1111Jor damlle drive Into the aide tl an eaat- io lfot .,... file lire .... bound car driven by Rl)'molld otulctlY elllapilhed by plut Slsk, Jr., Mason. There w'ere DO penMIIOI. lllowen IIIII all InJUria. Carlillle wu Cited to plut l'fl"'ltlOU wiD -llauo 1118101''1 court on a charge ol • tiCioedlld lalllng til Jlald rt8bt ol ...,. · ;, ";;;, " _..,;, j begin at 2 p.m. Thursday. All p.m. Thursday, the first horae racing wiU get underway wllb quarter htR"Se races. Twlll&bl horse harness racing wiD begin at 6 tomOITOw evening followed ·by the Tex Ritter Show at 8:10 p.m. as the grandstand atlracUon. Three Granaes •-e· Comnoto at Fair r~~ Meigs County granaes claimed only tbree of the lrur cash prizes offered for tile !!at exhibila at the 107th Melp Councy Fair. Cash awards of $55, $50, $45 and $40 were olfered to the four scheduled to exhibit. . However, only tbree exhlbllecl with Columbia GrJII!lle taking first place honors; Laurel, second and Hemlocll Grove, third . "The grange and its service to the community" Is the tlleme of the elhibila which wiU he on display aU week. CAlL ANSWERED The Pomeroy emerseney squad answered a call at 5:51 p.m. Tuesday to tile bonle of • Don Anderson near Rutland. v .: Mr. Anderson waa dead upon , · · ·' the squad's arrival. : •." ·,, � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 08. August Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Original Format The type of object, such as painting, sculpture, paper, photo, and additional data Newspaper Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource August 18, 1970 jacobs