https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/97b5990b6234ada84d9c895f564e31de.pdf e4e49c3b372ad966c2f97541f756ed21 PDF Text Text ' •/ '~ 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. 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''·< 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. : •." ·,, �~· .Wh.,:~·-the~ ~Kids The Way 1\ey·~re ,~· ·• • · "We Uveln a·drug.OOsetsed S<lciety,".."-Y• ib:I'I•>Vrt Joel Fort, M.D., who backs up the stetemeDt wltli lm~g : aF':~::·~uthOr and lecturer, ~ort baa been consultant . (oil uarco'tics to the World Health Organization, prof~ ,. In tile Scllool of Social WeUare at tile Unlv81'11ty of for»ia creator and director of tile Center for Special Prob' 'lemi in 'San Franclaeo and is prellelllly c!Hllreetor of the National Sex and Drug Forum. As be recently told a drug abuse wlii'PboP at Columbia University !rOm the moment of b!fll!, our children are ralllell on 'prgpacanda for drugs, tneludiru! alcohol and "~ thrOugh massive advartlsbu!· wliich promises 11 bapptn!ss, sexual pleasure and eternal youth." Adults encourage young people to reach for drugs as a matter of course In everyday life. Children see lllelr ~ts driDklng and smoking every time they aoctallze, •,tnd they naturally conclude, explains Fort, tbet a meanrlDCful relationship Is lmposaible without tile aid of some 'oebemlcal. n Tbls opens up a provocative line of thought, for our ! )ociety Is obseaaed with many other thlnga besides drugs. t~ We are, for Instance, uersonal-hyglene ohaeaaed. From • earUest childhood tudeyle television-reared generation of yollllf people baa' been bombarded with Incessant propa,'Ianda promising the rewards of happlnesa, sexual pleasure .jind eternli youth thrOugh dally use of the right mouth· ~ -wuh tile rlibt hair cream. tile right tootbpute or under· 'arm deOdorant, tbe right antibacterlll soap. Tills explalna why young people these days are so wellgroomed and shiny. So devoted are some of them to the cult of eleanllness that they caDIIot see a body of water, such as the Reflecting Pool In front of the Waahlnglon Monument, without U)lfrlenciDg an overwhelming ur1e to Ieite off lllelr well-iaunclerecl clothes and l""foim tile rttes of lavation. We are olso a nutrltlon-obsessed society, a gam bom· berded with incessant appeals to our gastronomical ID~tlncls. Chlldren see their parenls eatlllg every time they 'loclallze and naturelly conclude the! a meaningful rela'tilllilhip Is impossible without the aid of some snack or repest. 1 Some kids not fed enough at home, have even tekeu to )anhanlillng' strangers for a few colDs to buy more food :wltb which to stuff themselves. It is no coiDclclence that 1be word for money is "bread" In their argot · We bave also traclltlonally been work-ohse&aed. For generations, the gool of every American baa been "to get .t~ead"-to wiD the! promotion, win tbet girl next door, ~el that bouse ill the suburbs. !. Tbls exnlalns why young people do nothing but worlt, ;work, worlc, never toting lime off just to loef around and ·.!lave fun. · ! AD offshoot of our work-obsesalon Is our emphasis on :>•rugged lncllviduellsm," which explains why chlldren lDever blame ·their parents or society for their •failures, why ··one never sees more tban two or three young people In a SlroiiP at one time ·and why they never Indulge In such ~orms of mass hysteria as cause-<!rusacllng or rioting. ~ We are education.OOsessed, which explalna why college ~outbs today demand heavier course toads, stricter · teachers and more severe gracllng. We are patrlotlsm-obsesaed, which explains why military ::recruiting offices are jammed with applicants and why :;,oung America is constantly celliDg for more and bigger !C ' (' •• :f. '' ,,.,,' ' ·,·-,Whips ·Seaver ·Syndrome '' rve.Juat~togo out there and show 1. I think I'Ve got a GI!I'Y , !lantry .1811 he's lot of , I have enough bothere4• witb ·"Seaver Syn- fd- both !lodges and I." drome." 01 COUI'IO, Htqes baa a good Gentry'~ antidote to tbio reason for slaying so long with condition was hll ~econd Seaver. He was 25-7 last year lllni8!It eomplate vme the and is 17-7 this and h88 first time be's ,done that in his been prectlcallj carrying the .career-which geve tho New club. Gentry, meanwhile, was . York~87•lvictcl'yTuesday 13-10 last year and is~ this ·nlghl over the Houston Allroa. y.,.r and h88 been out a month Gents'friOw lias pllcbed bec:k-io· with shouider and elbow beciJ· four-llittm. . allmenll. Tlte righthander then clellned . Geo1i'y struck out aeven and wtt,t "Seawr Syndr<me" is. wilked three while pitching the '·'You constnntl)' have to fight Meta past the AJtroa and be also .l!llllnst lll1at be (Tool Seaver) hit a I'UIHCoring double that lloel· II he's in a dose game, be capped the Meta six-run third stays in the came. The manager tnnlng. 'lbe victory kept the (GllHotJces) will leave him in Meta 210 gamea behind ~ be baa colifldence In Pillaburgh in lhe Eastern But if I'm in a cloae gaille, Division. I iJnal!7 get taken out. Yoil go Olber GIDlet . ~~ tbefe and you think abont Iii the other National League \b'a t. end when you start gemes, Montreal topped CinclnlhlnldDg about it, !bet's when · youetlnto a sltuaUon like that. ' Bf\'II'O S'I'IILLINO Ul'Uptrll Wrller ~------- --------------------1 !Helen Help Us I I 1 , By Helen Bottel I 1 hl!n· ' ' • ~SSJUS . hiaV)'W~ht ~ Cas,l1111 .W f~Jial~l! ·~~ )ou Qty hU ironfililf Wiit;rouhd .W~'t' 1 payillg at\entlOn ~ 'E. Fr~ refueed to ~·Cay) ciiDplalnt Tues- ' tba' ~ Jlje;w Yorlt State ·' ~~ · a~- ' ; >· ~usly,.. ~ .Ilej:ember, r. Ff-1 bad 'llimllsaed. (lay's . . . ~.JilttP.Veblmper- I:IQCTOAIS MAILBAG ,.. , Characteristics Of the Alcoholic ! ' ~ ~.ftOPOII the By WAYNE G. BRANDSTADT, M.D. Q-Wbat ..., the sym~ toms of liver damage caused by akobollsm? I am now an absloiDer but am told that I have extensive liver demege. wm tests show whetller there is any Improvement. Wluit treatment do you recommem? ""{e:' t&l ~ ~ .~ cllscrln!ln· . atlid~ill1nindenyinghim · · TblJ Itt 11M a common of alcoholism. It sonle deterioratiOD By MU.TON RICHMAN UPI Sport. Wrller NEW YORK (UPI)- When you've got it, Daunt it, and one thtlmingin J.oe ilfamath has is great He ~'Mtc'l.f~t• '"·'old ·~YoM llil'rt4oliMI<· i14l'' hlllli~~.ll.il''llili\ ~w' ~th 'the ·law.oFederli Judge , .....~. He now comhe drlnka so badly he a fist. Why Is san 66 .~ .... .. 12!h 70 •.u 151/t much A-The Ifill,.,.. (n o t necessarlly P\'8&ent In all cases) Include 'jauncllce,.Joss of weight, poor appetite, wealmeas and waterloggmg. Serum blllruhiD concentratiOD, IUlfobromphthaleio eJ:• deter on a n proteiD d aJkaJJne phoapbatlle level are some of the Hver functiOD tests used. When trealmeDt Is -:?!':.J:laiiiUI case if be but Tuesilay was a day in which 67 tons of nerve gas w..-e dumped into the Atlantic, W)'<lllllng went through Us ,worst forest fire in ~story arul Yemen had itsftrstralninthreeyears. Yesterday was an eventful day on another count also. Joe Naniath finally showed up! In !he flesh. Well, if you're ~ix-Jiveti! commlsaloo bed gonna sit there ' and get .-. ~ olber fl8blen who bed aba9ultely technicol about it, in ...~... 0 f law ' 8 sloe"• brown J aguar. He was ' L.. ,...,., , COD•o•'"u 8· U!Ue tai'dy. Only 11 training i~~mi~~~a j closed the door and within a "Okay," another TV man few minutes teammates Mike said to the first one. "We'll BatUe, John Elliott and Don take the first minute, lllat's all Maynard dropped in to visit we want." bbn. "We'll need two minutes," llL'"'cn. i~l?er.~!\1\,!~q!!' said stili WJt•r TV man. W~~ 4Jso 1 were ~~~~~ ~ ~ Laboy 3b 3 o By Renko ITolanJ . WP g g -Granger, GulleH. T -2:53. A- oo (EDri'ORB NOTE: Followlq t1 the nnt of 1 two pert Hrlet on Midllmerlcaa Coulereace lootball proapeell. Today'I d!J. petcb eovera Toledo, BowllnC Green ad Miami.) By GENE CADDES UPI Sporll Writer COLUMBUS (UP!) - It waan't quite unanimousJibul as expected the monkey was placecl on the back of Coecb Frank Lauterbur and hia UnlversUy of Toledo Rocketa, Tuesday to repeat as Mid-American Cooference chemplons. The Rockets, who went Illrough an 11.0 season last year, including a 56-33 victory over Davidson in llle Tangerine Bowl received the first place ood of five of the six league coaches, with the other top vote goin3 to Western Michigan. In a vote of the 34 wrlten end sportacasten present at the annual MAC News Media ":: Bowling Green getting the tlefUt wasri'raprivate sliHilo. other. · ~~~:~\~ ·came along, entered "We've never had this Behind Toledo, the coacbe8 N. room and then came before," Ramos protested to tabbed Bowling Green, Western out with an announcement. the TV people. "We don1 allow Michigan, Mhunl, Kent State Looklag Uabappy this. I lllougbt this was only "Joe oaid 'I'm here to . gonna be 30 seconds." concentrate on getting readY By this time Namath was lll--.1 n for lootbaU and have nothing beginning to talk. But only to Jr~uuuy rOC fs more to say,"' Ramos report- TV or radio people, not ed. "He said be doesn't want to newspapermen because they $}0, (}()() D..!-talk to the newspapermen nevergetitright.Heforgothe ' rr~ becallse they misquote him." bad occasionally clolmed he Ramos then went to look for was misquoted even about a Weeb Ewbank, the Jets' goner- few lllings he had said on radio • •• ·· a1 manager aru1 C08Cu, w see and te1eVISIOn. what help be could possibly Reprise of191t OKLAHOMA CITY (UP!) _ dressing ke In Pro-youth n~ No matter. Heyears playoff began talking about las! game with the Kansas City <lliefs, the one in wbleb the Jets were bj!aleh, 13-6. ''TbalwasabadeXjlerjence," Namathsaid. "!felt it was~ being humiliated when We acli'Od only sis points. The rtiaaon I wasn.1 sure about coming back thle year wu beCause I don't know If l wanted to do It aialn·" tjamath llid he "•abo noticed himaelf!eellngdlfferen.., ut football during the off.......,. He wasn't as entbuslaatlc as he used to be, be clldn't.know the reason, 8iJd tbat was why he delayed coming to camp. "I don't llllow .~ther lt,)'as the llllee or not, he said. .If I Former». s. 0pen Orvtlle Moody woo cbamploo the 1970 American Pro-'Youth Golf aasstcand$10,000prlzemooey with 8 two-under-Par 70 Tuesday. steve Scralford 17 of Edinboro, Pa., took ,the )iuuor division title with a two-round score of lSI tytog defending Jl'O cham~'- 'Dan ""-s' - . .,..., """' - · ~ Dftwted 18th. Moody had 1 two-day total of I'" ovthe par-72 Twin Hll1s w ,.... CoiDlll')' Club course. ProsUonelHebert,MikeHill, Hole ·Jrwin and Bobby Nichols tied for aeccr~d place ill 142, collected p,331.2li each. Dave Stockton, the trro PGA wilmer, shot Monday's hl&best Jl'O soor,e, a 77, and repeeted .. "lm :':Jt!f~~TVill!aqud,t- .-~~ 1~1 ';'!..,try.. ~ :~ ~reof":.~Y for a twoed,'' NJID8th saki. . · He was ilWI bi street i;lothel ' i!nd was carrying his shoes. The white ones. the bOck 1081 by one of the ' of the fl!ilnd myl8lf gelllog eti111s ,when I wuke up in IIi'! !DOI'1lltli· The game used to be 1117 wblle Ufe, everything I Uved far, but U's not anymti!'e•. FtJ91bell.:Uil Dlaial concern this tilDe· always been my i!labl ·· 22.301". Phlla at Atlanta, "' ' 2J, 2llo'J 31 New York at Mlnn, night I Only game scheduled) night <Only game scheduled) J Get Nod as Favorites and Ohln University in that order. The writers alao bad BG sec<11d, but went witb MiMII third, followed by Kent Slate, Western Michigan and Ohio U. "OUIIta•dlnl Pei'IOIIIlel" Lauterb1r, startlllg his eighth year at the helm of the Rockets, admlttedthat''we'VegotaB<JOd bell club cominll beet. We have some spots to !W, but we have ou1818nding personnel in key spots." Lauterber mentioned quarterbac:t <lluc:t Ealey and I'III1ning becks <llarlle Cole, 8 ~ foot-2, 2Z-pound fullbec:t, and Tony Harris, who rushed lor 8811 yerds last year and bed 8 5.~ yerds per try average, tops in the MAC. ''Wellllow everybody will be looking for a piece of us," Lauterbur said, "but we look for ward to the chlillenge. ''!}} peper we have more expertence, so we .should \10 as last '{eM;" Aslled about the value of the Tangerlnl!l!owl trlp; Lauterbur said, "this bas been a great incentive for our ldnds, they talked about it from the first day of practice. "lthinta tieupwith a bowl is a definite JDUBt in recrulllng, end Jet me say tbat bavinl been there once, I would like to go back &Raio." DooNehleno!BowllngGreeo was given the best chance to upeet the fruit basket and lre\!P junior college tranafer, ~ Lauterb1r !run a repeet trip to might be able to get oulllde ' Orlando, Fla., home of the liUle better." AI r8r u tbe race goet, ~IAlry llid, "1, of couree, ~ Nelllen said he eapected hia Toledo, with Bowling Gnen a team to do more I'III1ning this IINlg aecond. From there Ill year than ln his first two years il'a a toawp." u coach of the Falcons, even TOMOIIBOW: o.to U., 1a1 though be bas of the best ::ote:.:aa:d:.::W:-::.:Mieh:':rn~ pessers in the conference in Tangerine Bowl. More RUIIIIIDg one Vern Wireman. "We've been pass-minded the last two years," Nehlen llid. "Mostly because we've been so smell. Butoow we have tackle sizec1 tacld.. and we've moved Denny Meup!n, one of the quickest men on the squad, to ~ Robinson'S Cleaners •"•E•.• lieblelllli~~~ " iialliir.U''~.~ " 'Wii'. Jll)o VI' lit 1 :;:-:h,.rlay~;satd ." ·: •· """Utlo:ii'Litj . . Miami's Bill be worked bard in fiP!'Ini jnctlce oo hia team's I'III1ning game. "We felt our I'III1ning game was weak last year and we hope we _)e . e.... IntemsUonol League SIINllap By United Preao lnteroatlonal W. L Pel. GB Syracuse 78 45 .&Sf .. Columbus 69 64 .561 9 ROCbe ~ ter 67 .,. " ."" .wt 10 Tidewater 114 9 .&:10 11 Richmond 62 56 .112 15 Louisville 56 114 .480 19 Toledo 46 77 .374 32 Winnipeg 45 76 366 33 Tuesdoy'• Resaill Columbus 5 Winnipeg 2 Syracuse 5 Richmond 3 =: :o~to: 1 . -atbenecl II," '. DftnR ' (!~• Mellor)' llid. ''We didn't have the ability to get outside, but with the edclltioo of Dave Richards, a One of the many ways we can serve you best. Drive In THE o'AILY SENnNEL where the adkwl Is. We In- vite your patronage. DEVOTED TO INTEREST OF MEIGS-M'AsoN AREA , CHESTER L. TANN~HILL Exec Ed. Fridays Only The Drive-In Window is Open ROBE~ly ~~~:,·tcH. 7 S(8D01Dfllil SERVICE In At 9-Dut At 5 Uso"OUr FrH Ptrldng Lot ''We lost a great receiver In Bob Zimpfer, but if we can find oomeone who can go out and wiggle a Uttle, Wireman can get the ball to him," Nehlen oaid. ' -2 2nd_ , Po-m•""'•Y;..~ "! know TU Is loaded, but I think it's anyone• league,'' 1'~~----~~ More SJJOrfs Dog~ SAME DAY center. r:::;;~:d~ On .ru SHIRT FINISHING 9 A.M. to7 P. M. -Publtlhed dally OKcept Saturday by The Ohto Volley Publl!lhlno Company, 111 Court st., Pomeroy , Ohio, <5769. ( Continuously) Ofllor Bonking Houn 9 to ~~1~"1':. W,:~~ ~"3t5 f2· 2156 • 1 So<ond claM0 pootoo• paid·~ , "".:":m·n'!"1' · odvertl• lno reprtstr\tBtlvt Bott i ntlll ~ Frldoys. I l;lk ·~~"}0:, :~ st. I2~·~';'• SUbScrlptton rotes ' Detlverod by carrier Where available ~ 1 lHE 1 • ·~1;i~ec,• :~ 3 ~~~ ~'~v mont11~=~ 11.10. Tor.. months, ss.as By · otor Route where carrOn11 lee · service not available 1 month SI.so. ay matt · One year ~"#;,\':~'f.~~f,'.;,;';::-1~ 1 tncludet Sundoy Tlm.,·Sent<nel. Pomeroy, Ohio Member FDIC I Member Federal Rf-i«ve System LOWEST PRICES! TIRES .. Wide Oval I-IER.• • • • '31 .10 775x14 nsx1s 1251(14 aux,s • l;~\(t•'\ '. FARMERS_BANK and SAVINGS 00. . . cen1S par - · one ~r in ' 1 1 an4l 5 lv 7 II UIUIII fit !C«lADIN& 1rt) ORV.._ NEVER GOT TI-lE BROTHER. MiLO U.IT • 53 .162 67 ss .549 .66 16 .m 4.5 76 .372 43 11 .341 tlrtrbbso a! Pltl>burgh (Walker 10.3), Renko W8-8 s,os p.m. 7 1·3 B 4 2 4 S Angeles (Moeller 5-6) at Raymond 1 2-3 o o o o o St.LOJ ~ouls (Carlton 6·16), 8 p.m. Behney L 0.2 Philadelphia IWlse 10-101 o1 Atlanta (Jarvis 13-101, 8:05 MONTREA~•b r h bi Washburn 42-365121 1-l 0 0 0 0 0 p.m. Kansas City 1Or119o 6-11) -' Sutherlond2b • 1 3 1 GulloH 3 2·3 2 2 1 4 2 Wuhl~gton (Coleman 61 llr Montreal (Morton , .. ,) at Slaub rf s I 0 0 Gra1111er 1·3 o o o o 0 Cincinnati (Nolan 15-4), 8 p.m . Shelletlbilth 64), ' ' 30 p.. m ; Save- Raymond 122). HBP Phllllpsct 5 1 2 t Tll•.......,y's Gtmn Thursday'• Gllmes $''~~~ U(3~~f;·::: ==.~~ deys.' Arrived In SDenee lend. Namath, meanwhlle, \'iiDe allneol Joe ehowed up at the New outofhiaroom. HesUIJ,iooked ' i th e YorkJe!s'lralnlngquartersin ~happy: He got nto lll!rilJI.I~d, N.Y., dressed in e~.valor andfoWld Babe Parllii, Il!~d0the$JU!dlookingr4the( llle J¥ts' backup quarterbaCk, ghplf.' Tite first· thing he said inside. waS want to talk to "I hear you're ahooUnl 54 They al- holes 8 dlly ilnd tsldbg p110ple's money,'' Nemath said to Par , illi. . . 11 1 heard you're taking some, too," Parllll replied. •"I'm not ellowecl to bet," Nemalh s81d, iaughlng lor the firslllnie. · When he got down to Jbe iobby,., Nama\'1 stgnecl a few autograph& for some kids. •. "II· !hal true A~l you not go!~, tQ talk .wlih us!" one newapape"''BBI ,~ hlln. .N.G· RaS W, L, Pet. 0t 71 ll .102 ·~• r:m. Sen Francisco (Marlc:hal 6-9) Jp ,,. Tuosday'sR...III Bol!lmote 3 Mllw 0, night Minnesota 1 N.Y. 7, night ' Kansao Clly 12 Wash 1, nl_,t Boston'-clllalfll) 4. night ' Detroit 3 Qlkland I, night Calli 12 Cleve 1, night T-y·s P,..bloPi~ 1 .,..,.(All Tl- EDTI ' ( Chicago• (John 10.13) ~~ Boston (eulp 13-10), 1:311 p.OI. Oetrott (Kilkenny 7-21 -t O.klond (Segul7·9), 10:311 p.m. Cleveland I Hand ol-9) Jl · California (May 610), 11 Bolllmore (Cuellar 17-7 at Milwaukee (lockwood 69)., 9 p.m. ' New Y<Wk (Peterson 13-7) pt Minnesota (Zepp 62). 9 p.m. New York <Seaver 11-1), 2 p.m. Phl-R ock e . ts Toihr'• Sport Parade If"" _ 1 dlsdeln high-pbirerecl cars or earwhy they never litter, and why their and why they never speak above a 4-f heve lleell giving my husband disulfiram (Anlabuse) for several weeks but he Itt IJIIIl drlotln•. How long does It take for these pUis to work? A-Tile lilltlal course Is one full tablet a day for two weeks, after which half a teblet ls given. Since anyOIIIi who is taking this drug_ Is ~· very liCk by tlriDltlnil: alcohol, I doubt thet yollr husb~ ~tuelly swellow1 his pUis. nail 7-4, Loa =earouted St. three ln the sloppy game. But louis 7-2;Pi dropped theRedsma~theWllrllerror. Franclaco 11-20 Atlanta Bernie Carbo muffed a buesniJ!pedPhlledelpbla3-2andSin · loadetlllnedrlvehy'CriCoLaboy Diego routed "'I• 11-3. · in the fifth that let three rWIS In the American League, score. Balllmore· blanked. Milwaukee aete Boyer lecl off the ninth ~. Minnesota edged N.ew York with his 12th homer to give ~7, D\!lroil nipped Oskiand 3-1, Allanla the viel<l'y over CellfornJa routed Cleveland I~ ladelphia. llo)'t Wllbelm, age 1, Boatoo beat OUcago &-4 and 47, got his filth victcl'y in rellel. Kanaaa Qty beat Wuhington 0Iri1 Sbort, ~13, took the lou. IU. Selldy Vance l!l&rted his first Steve Blaas scaii«idslx hila game lince'being recelled from in seven inningl and got credit Spokane and pitched a fivefor the victory .. Plttaburgh hitter •• Lea An~ beat Sf:. beat San Francisco. It wes his Louis. Vance alao hit a runfirst victory eh1ce July 4andhis scoring lingle in a four-<UD second stert since lu! was hit on sDih 1DNn1. the arm by a line drive off the Ed ~ hit the llr8t grend hat of Joe Torre on July 12. slam homer of the aeason for The 818 Red Mechine may Sell Diego as the ~ routed need a tuneup. ClnclnnaU made the Cube. 'f.he blast ~lghlighled four errors wblle ioslng to aDveN)Utblnnl!ig. Spiezlo's Mootreol. The Expos weren't l1am wutlle 411it in the NJ, this better as they clllliDitted yeer end set a JUgue record. Another Timing Joe)Namath Round to an (Second of Th'" llelotfl/ Columns.} 60 .512 5 6S .Mil IOVo Houaton (Blasingame 0.0) at ''· are law-and-orcler-ohae~~~w~~~y 191!1!£ ltlell!t cons ftn ·~·•·' " w'l POiluUOII 1n Its emissions to .~alse, which exp!Blns · 56 .63) , ., San Diego 11 Chlugo 3 N.Y. 7 Houston J, night Pit! 6 San Fran 2, night Attento 3 Philo 2, night Montresl7 Ctnel 4, nfght Loo An9 7 St. Louis 2. night Tticliy's Prolloblo Pitclloro tAll Tlmts EDTl San Di"!lo (Roberts 5-101 at Chicago (Jenkins 1•14), 2•30 p.m. wan. · • ••ea $5 .553 .. . L. Pet. 01 MJnnesot•· · Cincinnati 42 .661 ·r· eantbrnla : Los Angel.. 52 .5/il 12 O.kland San Francisco 61 ..fH 201J, Milwaukee Atlanta 61 .496 201/2 Kansas City Houlton 67 .-"6 '261/o Chicago San Diego 75 .390 33Vo Tvesday's RnuH1 ! ·· L Pd. Gl Pltlsb<Jrgh New Yor.l< Chle~go Sl. 1.o<t14 Phllttdelol!la Montreal • "'~" �~· .Wh.,:~·-the~ ~Kids The Way 1\ey·~re ,~· ·• • · "We Uveln a·drug.OOsetsed S<lciety,".."-Y• ib:I'I•>Vrt Joel Fort, M.D., who backs up the stetemeDt wltli lm~g : aF':~::·~uthOr and lecturer, ~ort baa been consultant . (oil uarco'tics to the World Health Organization, prof~ ,. In tile Scllool of Social WeUare at tile Unlv81'11ty of for»ia creator and director of tile Center for Special Prob' 'lemi in 'San Franclaeo and is prellelllly c!Hllreetor of the National Sex and Drug Forum. As be recently told a drug abuse wlii'PboP at Columbia University !rOm the moment of b!fll!, our children are ralllell on 'prgpacanda for drugs, tneludiru! alcohol and "~ thrOugh massive advartlsbu!· wliich promises 11 bapptn!ss, sexual pleasure and eternal youth." Adults encourage young people to reach for drugs as a matter of course In everyday life. Children see lllelr ~ts driDklng and smoking every time they aoctallze, •,tnd they naturally conclude, explains Fort, tbet a meanrlDCful relationship Is lmposaible without tile aid of some 'oebemlcal. n Tbls opens up a provocative line of thought, for our ! )ociety Is obseaaed with many other thlnga besides drugs. t~ We are, for Instance, uersonal-hyglene ohaeaaed. From • earUest childhood tudeyle television-reared generation of yollllf people baa' been bombarded with Incessant propa,'Ianda promising the rewards of happlnesa, sexual pleasure .jind eternli youth thrOugh dally use of the right mouth· ~ -wuh tile rlibt hair cream. tile right tootbpute or under· 'arm deOdorant, tbe right antibacterlll soap. Tills explalna why young people these days are so wellgroomed and shiny. So devoted are some of them to the cult of eleanllness that they caDIIot see a body of water, such as the Reflecting Pool In front of the Waahlnglon Monument, without U)lfrlenciDg an overwhelming ur1e to Ieite off lllelr well-iaunclerecl clothes and l""foim tile rttes of lavation. We are olso a nutrltlon-obsessed society, a gam bom· berded with incessant appeals to our gastronomical ID~tlncls. Chlldren see their parenls eatlllg every time they 'loclallze and naturelly conclude the! a meaningful rela'tilllilhip Is impossible without the aid of some snack or repest. 1 Some kids not fed enough at home, have even tekeu to )anhanlillng' strangers for a few colDs to buy more food :wltb which to stuff themselves. It is no coiDclclence that 1be word for money is "bread" In their argot · We bave also traclltlonally been work-ohse&aed. For generations, the gool of every American baa been "to get .t~ead"-to wiD the! promotion, win tbet girl next door, ~el that bouse ill the suburbs. !. Tbls exnlalns why young people do nothing but worlt, ;work, worlc, never toting lime off just to loef around and ·.!lave fun. · ! AD offshoot of our work-obsesalon Is our emphasis on :>•rugged lncllviduellsm," which explains why chlldren lDever blame ·their parents or society for their •failures, why ··one never sees more tban two or three young people In a SlroiiP at one time ·and why they never Indulge In such ~orms of mass hysteria as cause-<!rusacllng or rioting. ~ We are education.OOsessed, which explalna why college ~outbs today demand heavier course toads, stricter · teachers and more severe gracllng. We are patrlotlsm-obsesaed, which explains why military ::recruiting offices are jammed with applicants and why :;,oung America is constantly celliDg for more and bigger !C ' (' •• :f. '' ,,.,,' ' ·,·-,Whips ·Seaver ·Syndrome '' rve.Juat~togo out there and show 1. I think I'Ve got a GI!I'Y , !lantry .1811 he's lot of , I have enough bothere4• witb ·"Seaver Syn- fd- both !lodges and I." drome." 01 COUI'IO, Htqes baa a good Gentry'~ antidote to tbio reason for slaying so long with condition was hll ~econd Seaver. He was 25-7 last year lllni8!It eomplate vme the and is 17-7 this and h88 first time be's ,done that in his been prectlcallj carrying the .career-which geve tho New club. Gentry, meanwhile, was . York~87•lvictcl'yTuesday 13-10 last year and is~ this ·nlghl over the Houston Allroa. y.,.r and h88 been out a month Gents'friOw lias pllcbed bec:k-io· with shouider and elbow beciJ· four-llittm. . allmenll. Tlte righthander then clellned . Geo1i'y struck out aeven and wtt,t "Seawr Syndr<me" is. wilked three while pitching the '·'You constnntl)' have to fight Meta past the AJtroa and be also .l!llllnst lll1at be (Tool Seaver) hit a I'UIHCoring double that lloel· II he's in a dose game, be capped the Meta six-run third stays in the came. The manager tnnlng. 'lbe victory kept the (GllHotJces) will leave him in Meta 210 gamea behind ~ be baa colifldence In Pillaburgh in lhe Eastern But if I'm in a cloae gaille, Division. I iJnal!7 get taken out. Yoil go Olber GIDlet . ~~ tbefe and you think abont Iii the other National League \b'a t. end when you start gemes, Montreal topped CinclnlhlnldDg about it, !bet's when · youetlnto a sltuaUon like that. ' Bf\'II'O S'I'IILLINO Ul'Uptrll Wrller ~------- --------------------1 !Helen Help Us I I 1 , By Helen Bottel I 1 hl!n· ' ' • ~SSJUS . hiaV)'W~ht ~ Cas,l1111 .W f~Jial~l! ·~~ )ou Qty hU ironfililf Wiit;rouhd .W~'t' 1 payillg at\entlOn ~ 'E. Fr~ refueed to ~·Cay) ciiDplalnt Tues- ' tba' ~ Jlje;w Yorlt State ·' ~~ · a~- ' ; >· ~usly,.. ~ .Ilej:ember, r. Ff-1 bad 'llimllsaed. (lay's . . . ~.JilttP.Veblmper- I:IQCTOAIS MAILBAG ,.. , Characteristics Of the Alcoholic ! ' ~ ~.ftOPOII the By WAYNE G. BRANDSTADT, M.D. Q-Wbat ..., the sym~ toms of liver damage caused by akobollsm? I am now an absloiDer but am told that I have extensive liver demege. wm tests show whetller there is any Improvement. Wluit treatment do you recommem? ""{e:' t&l ~ ~ .~ cllscrln!ln· . atlid~ill1nindenyinghim · · TblJ Itt 11M a common of alcoholism. It sonle deterioratiOD By MU.TON RICHMAN UPI Sport. Wrller NEW YORK (UPI)- When you've got it, Daunt it, and one thtlmingin J.oe ilfamath has is great He ~'Mtc'l.f~t• '"·'old ·~YoM llil'rt4oliMI<· i14l'' hlllli~~.ll.il''llili\ ~w' ~th 'the ·law.oFederli Judge , .....~. He now comhe drlnka so badly he a fist. Why Is san 66 .~ .... .. 12!h 70 •.u 151/t much A-The Ifill,.,.. (n o t necessarlly P\'8&ent In all cases) Include 'jauncllce,.Joss of weight, poor appetite, wealmeas and waterloggmg. Serum blllruhiD concentratiOD, IUlfobromphthaleio eJ:• deter on a n proteiD d aJkaJJne phoapbatlle level are some of the Hver functiOD tests used. When trealmeDt Is -:?!':.J:laiiiUI case if be but Tuesilay was a day in which 67 tons of nerve gas w..-e dumped into the Atlantic, W)'<lllllng went through Us ,worst forest fire in ~story arul Yemen had itsftrstralninthreeyears. Yesterday was an eventful day on another count also. Joe Naniath finally showed up! In !he flesh. Well, if you're ~ix-Jiveti! commlsaloo bed gonna sit there ' and get .-. ~ olber fl8blen who bed aba9ultely technicol about it, in ...~... 0 f law ' 8 sloe"• brown J aguar. He was ' L.. ,...,., , COD•o•'"u 8· U!Ue tai'dy. Only 11 training i~~mi~~~a j closed the door and within a "Okay," another TV man few minutes teammates Mike said to the first one. "We'll BatUe, John Elliott and Don take the first minute, lllat's all Maynard dropped in to visit we want." bbn. "We'll need two minutes," llL'"'cn. i~l?er.~!\1\,!~q!!' said stili WJt•r TV man. W~~ 4Jso 1 were ~~~~~ ~ ~ Laboy 3b 3 o By Renko ITolanJ . WP g g -Granger, GulleH. T -2:53. A- oo (EDri'ORB NOTE: Followlq t1 the nnt of 1 two pert Hrlet on Midllmerlcaa Coulereace lootball proapeell. Today'I d!J. petcb eovera Toledo, BowllnC Green ad Miami.) By GENE CADDES UPI Sporll Writer COLUMBUS (UP!) - It waan't quite unanimousJibul as expected the monkey was placecl on the back of Coecb Frank Lauterbur and hia UnlversUy of Toledo Rocketa, Tuesday to repeat as Mid-American Cooference chemplons. The Rockets, who went Illrough an 11.0 season last year, including a 56-33 victory over Davidson in llle Tangerine Bowl received the first place ood of five of the six league coaches, with the other top vote goin3 to Western Michigan. In a vote of the 34 wrlten end sportacasten present at the annual MAC News Media ":: Bowling Green getting the tlefUt wasri'raprivate sliHilo. other. · ~~~:~\~ ·came along, entered "We've never had this Behind Toledo, the coacbe8 N. room and then came before," Ramos protested to tabbed Bowling Green, Western out with an announcement. the TV people. "We don1 allow Michigan, Mhunl, Kent State Looklag Uabappy this. I lllougbt this was only "Joe oaid 'I'm here to . gonna be 30 seconds." concentrate on getting readY By this time Namath was lll--.1 n for lootbaU and have nothing beginning to talk. But only to Jr~uuuy rOC fs more to say,"' Ramos report- TV or radio people, not ed. "He said be doesn't want to newspapermen because they $}0, (}()() D..!-talk to the newspapermen nevergetitright.Heforgothe ' rr~ becallse they misquote him." bad occasionally clolmed he Ramos then went to look for was misquoted even about a Weeb Ewbank, the Jets' goner- few lllings he had said on radio • •• ·· a1 manager aru1 C08Cu, w see and te1eVISIOn. what help be could possibly Reprise of191t OKLAHOMA CITY (UP!) _ dressing ke In Pro-youth n~ No matter. Heyears playoff began talking about las! game with the Kansas City <lliefs, the one in wbleb the Jets were bj!aleh, 13-6. ''TbalwasabadeXjlerjence," Namathsaid. "!felt it was~ being humiliated when We acli'Od only sis points. The rtiaaon I wasn.1 sure about coming back thle year wu beCause I don't know If l wanted to do It aialn·" tjamath llid he "•abo noticed himaelf!eellngdlfferen.., ut football during the off.......,. He wasn't as entbuslaatlc as he used to be, be clldn't.know the reason, 8iJd tbat was why he delayed coming to camp. "I don't llllow .~ther lt,)'as the llllee or not, he said. .If I Former». s. 0pen Orvtlle Moody woo cbamploo the 1970 American Pro-'Youth Golf aasstcand$10,000prlzemooey with 8 two-under-Par 70 Tuesday. steve Scralford 17 of Edinboro, Pa., took ,the )iuuor division title with a two-round score of lSI tytog defending Jl'O cham~'- 'Dan ""-s' - . .,..., """' - · ~ Dftwted 18th. Moody had 1 two-day total of I'" ovthe par-72 Twin Hll1s w ,.... CoiDlll')' Club course. ProsUonelHebert,MikeHill, Hole ·Jrwin and Bobby Nichols tied for aeccr~d place ill 142, collected p,331.2li each. Dave Stockton, the trro PGA wilmer, shot Monday's hl&best Jl'O soor,e, a 77, and repeeted .. "lm :':Jt!f~~TVill!aqud,t- .-~~ 1~1 ';'!..,try.. ~ :~ ~reof":.~Y for a twoed,'' NJID8th saki. . · He was ilWI bi street i;lothel ' i!nd was carrying his shoes. The white ones. the bOck 1081 by one of the ' of the fl!ilnd myl8lf gelllog eti111s ,when I wuke up in IIi'! !DOI'1lltli· The game used to be 1117 wblle Ufe, everything I Uved far, but U's not anymti!'e•. FtJ91bell.:Uil Dlaial concern this tilDe· always been my i!labl ·· 22.301". Phlla at Atlanta, "' ' 2J, 2llo'J 31 New York at Mlnn, night I Only game scheduled) night <Only game scheduled) J Get Nod as Favorites and Ohln University in that order. The writers alao bad BG sec<11d, but went witb MiMII third, followed by Kent Slate, Western Michigan and Ohio U. "OUIIta•dlnl Pei'IOIIIlel" Lauterb1r, startlllg his eighth year at the helm of the Rockets, admlttedthat''we'VegotaB<JOd bell club cominll beet. We have some spots to !W, but we have ou1818nding personnel in key spots." Lauterber mentioned quarterbac:t <lluc:t Ealey and I'III1ning becks <llarlle Cole, 8 ~ foot-2, 2Z-pound fullbec:t, and Tony Harris, who rushed lor 8811 yerds last year and bed 8 5.~ yerds per try average, tops in the MAC. ''Wellllow everybody will be looking for a piece of us," Lauterbur said, "but we look for ward to the chlillenge. ''!}} peper we have more expertence, so we .should \10 as last '{eM;" Aslled about the value of the Tangerlnl!l!owl trlp; Lauterbur said, "this bas been a great incentive for our ldnds, they talked about it from the first day of practice. "lthinta tieupwith a bowl is a definite JDUBt in recrulllng, end Jet me say tbat bavinl been there once, I would like to go back &Raio." DooNehleno!BowllngGreeo was given the best chance to upeet the fruit basket and lre\!P junior college tranafer, ~ Lauterb1r !run a repeet trip to might be able to get oulllde ' Orlando, Fla., home of the liUle better." AI r8r u tbe race goet, ~IAlry llid, "1, of couree, ~ Nelllen said he eapected hia Toledo, with Bowling Gnen a team to do more I'III1ning this IINlg aecond. From there Ill year than ln his first two years il'a a toawp." u coach of the Falcons, even TOMOIIBOW: o.to U., 1a1 though be bas of the best ::ote:.:aa:d:.::W:-::.:Mieh:':rn~ pessers in the conference in Tangerine Bowl. More RUIIIIIDg one Vern Wireman. "We've been pass-minded the last two years," Nehlen llid. "Mostly because we've been so smell. Butoow we have tackle sizec1 tacld.. and we've moved Denny Meup!n, one of the quickest men on the squad, to ~ Robinson'S Cleaners •"•E•.• lieblelllli~~~ " iialliir.U''~.~ " 'Wii'. Jll)o VI' lit 1 :;:-:h,.rlay~;satd ." ·: •· """Utlo:ii'Litj . . Miami's Bill be worked bard in fiP!'Ini jnctlce oo hia team's I'III1ning game. "We felt our I'III1ning game was weak last year and we hope we _)e . e.... IntemsUonol League SIINllap By United Preao lnteroatlonal W. L Pel. GB Syracuse 78 45 .&Sf .. Columbus 69 64 .561 9 ROCbe ~ ter 67 .,. " ."" .wt 10 Tidewater 114 9 .&:10 11 Richmond 62 56 .112 15 Louisville 56 114 .480 19 Toledo 46 77 .374 32 Winnipeg 45 76 366 33 Tuesdoy'• Resaill Columbus 5 Winnipeg 2 Syracuse 5 Richmond 3 =: :o~to: 1 . -atbenecl II," '. DftnR ' (!~• Mellor)' llid. ''We didn't have the ability to get outside, but with the edclltioo of Dave Richards, a One of the many ways we can serve you best. Drive In THE o'AILY SENnNEL where the adkwl Is. We In- vite your patronage. DEVOTED TO INTEREST OF MEIGS-M'AsoN AREA , CHESTER L. TANN~HILL Exec Ed. Fridays Only The Drive-In Window is Open ROBE~ly ~~~:,·tcH. 7 S(8D01Dfllil SERVICE In At 9-Dut At 5 Uso"OUr FrH Ptrldng Lot ''We lost a great receiver In Bob Zimpfer, but if we can find oomeone who can go out and wiggle a Uttle, Wireman can get the ball to him," Nehlen oaid. ' -2 2nd_ , Po-m•""'•Y;..~ "! know TU Is loaded, but I think it's anyone• league,'' 1'~~----~~ More SJJOrfs Dog~ SAME DAY center. r:::;;~:d~ On .ru SHIRT FINISHING 9 A.M. to7 P. M. -Publtlhed dally OKcept Saturday by The Ohto Volley Publl!lhlno Company, 111 Court st., Pomeroy , Ohio, <5769. ( Continuously) Ofllor Bonking Houn 9 to ~~1~"1':. W,:~~ ~"3t5 f2· 2156 • 1 So<ond claM0 pootoo• paid·~ , "".:":m·n'!"1' · odvertl• lno reprtstr\tBtlvt Bott i ntlll ~ Frldoys. I l;lk ·~~"}0:, :~ st. I2~·~';'• SUbScrlptton rotes ' Detlverod by carrier Where available ~ 1 lHE 1 • ·~1;i~ec,• :~ 3 ~~~ ~'~v mont11~=~ 11.10. Tor.. months, ss.as By · otor Route where carrOn11 lee · service not available 1 month SI.so. ay matt · One year ~"#;,\':~'f.~~f,'.;,;';::-1~ 1 tncludet Sundoy Tlm.,·Sent<nel. Pomeroy, Ohio Member FDIC I Member Federal Rf-i«ve System LOWEST PRICES! TIRES .. Wide Oval I-IER.• • • • '31 .10 775x14 nsx1s 1251(14 aux,s • l;~\(t•'\ '. FARMERS_BANK and SAVINGS 00. . . cen1S par - · one ~r in ' 1 1 an4l 5 lv 7 II UIUIII fit !C«lADIN& 1rt) ORV.._ NEVER GOT TI-lE BROTHER. MiLO U.IT • 53 .162 67 ss .549 .66 16 .m 4.5 76 .372 43 11 .341 tlrtrbbso a! Pltl>burgh (Walker 10.3), Renko W8-8 s,os p.m. 7 1·3 B 4 2 4 S Angeles (Moeller 5-6) at Raymond 1 2-3 o o o o o St.LOJ ~ouls (Carlton 6·16), 8 p.m. Behney L 0.2 Philadelphia IWlse 10-101 o1 Atlanta (Jarvis 13-101, 8:05 MONTREA~•b r h bi Washburn 42-365121 1-l 0 0 0 0 0 p.m. Kansas City 1Or119o 6-11) -' Sutherlond2b • 1 3 1 GulloH 3 2·3 2 2 1 4 2 Wuhl~gton (Coleman 61 llr Montreal (Morton , .. ,) at Slaub rf s I 0 0 Gra1111er 1·3 o o o o 0 Cincinnati (Nolan 15-4), 8 p.m . Shelletlbilth 64), ' ' 30 p.. m ; Save- Raymond 122). HBP Phllllpsct 5 1 2 t Tll•.......,y's Gtmn Thursday'• Gllmes $''~~~ U(3~~f;·::: ==.~~ deys.' Arrived In SDenee lend. Namath, meanwhlle, \'iiDe allneol Joe ehowed up at the New outofhiaroom. HesUIJ,iooked ' i th e YorkJe!s'lralnlngquartersin ~happy: He got nto lll!rilJI.I~d, N.Y., dressed in e~.valor andfoWld Babe Parllii, Il!~d0the$JU!dlookingr4the( llle J¥ts' backup quarterbaCk, ghplf.' Tite first· thing he said inside. waS want to talk to "I hear you're ahooUnl 54 They al- holes 8 dlly ilnd tsldbg p110ple's money,'' Nemath said to Par , illi. . . 11 1 heard you're taking some, too," Parllll replied. •"I'm not ellowecl to bet," Nemalh s81d, iaughlng lor the firslllnie. · When he got down to Jbe iobby,., Nama\'1 stgnecl a few autograph& for some kids. •. "II· !hal true A~l you not go!~, tQ talk .wlih us!" one newapape"''BBI ,~ hlln. .N.G· RaS W, L, Pet. 0t 71 ll .102 ·~• r:m. Sen Francisco (Marlc:hal 6-9) Jp ,,. Tuosday'sR...III Bol!lmote 3 Mllw 0, night Minnesota 1 N.Y. 7, night ' Kansao Clly 12 Wash 1, nl_,t Boston'-clllalfll) 4. night ' Detroit 3 Qlkland I, night Calli 12 Cleve 1, night T-y·s P,..bloPi~ 1 .,..,.(All Tl- EDTI ' ( Chicago• (John 10.13) ~~ Boston (eulp 13-10), 1:311 p.OI. Oetrott (Kilkenny 7-21 -t O.klond (Segul7·9), 10:311 p.m. Cleveland I Hand ol-9) Jl · California (May 610), 11 Bolllmore (Cuellar 17-7 at Milwaukee (lockwood 69)., 9 p.m. ' New Y<Wk (Peterson 13-7) pt Minnesota (Zepp 62). 9 p.m. New York <Seaver 11-1), 2 p.m. Phl-R ock e . ts Toihr'• Sport Parade If"" _ 1 dlsdeln high-pbirerecl cars or earwhy they never litter, and why their and why they never speak above a 4-f heve lleell giving my husband disulfiram (Anlabuse) for several weeks but he Itt IJIIIl drlotln•. How long does It take for these pUis to work? A-Tile lilltlal course Is one full tablet a day for two weeks, after which half a teblet ls given. Since anyOIIIi who is taking this drug_ Is ~· very liCk by tlriDltlnil: alcohol, I doubt thet yollr husb~ ~tuelly swellow1 his pUis. nail 7-4, Loa =earouted St. three ln the sloppy game. But louis 7-2;Pi dropped theRedsma~theWllrllerror. Franclaco 11-20 Atlanta Bernie Carbo muffed a buesniJ!pedPhlledelpbla3-2andSin · loadetlllnedrlvehy'CriCoLaboy Diego routed "'I• 11-3. · in the fifth that let three rWIS In the American League, score. Balllmore· blanked. Milwaukee aete Boyer lecl off the ninth ~. Minnesota edged N.ew York with his 12th homer to give ~7, D\!lroil nipped Oskiand 3-1, Allanla the viel<l'y over CellfornJa routed Cleveland I~ ladelphia. llo)'t Wllbelm, age 1, Boatoo beat OUcago &-4 and 47, got his filth victcl'y in rellel. Kanaaa Qty beat Wuhington 0Iri1 Sbort, ~13, took the lou. IU. Selldy Vance l!l&rted his first Steve Blaas scaii«idslx hila game lince'being recelled from in seven inningl and got credit Spokane and pitched a fivefor the victory .. Plttaburgh hitter •• Lea An~ beat Sf:. beat San Francisco. It wes his Louis. Vance alao hit a runfirst victory eh1ce July 4andhis scoring lingle in a four-<UD second stert since lu! was hit on sDih 1DNn1. the arm by a line drive off the Ed ~ hit the llr8t grend hat of Joe Torre on July 12. slam homer of the aeason for The 818 Red Mechine may Sell Diego as the ~ routed need a tuneup. ClnclnnaU made the Cube. 'f.he blast ~lghlighled four errors wblle ioslng to aDveN)Utblnnl!ig. Spiezlo's Mootreol. The Expos weren't l1am wutlle 411it in the NJ, this better as they clllliDitted yeer end set a JUgue record. Another Timing Joe)Namath Round to an (Second of Th'" llelotfl/ Columns.} 60 .512 5 6S .Mil IOVo Houaton (Blasingame 0.0) at ''· are law-and-orcler-ohae~~~w~~~y 191!1!£ ltlell!t cons ftn ·~·•·' " w'l POiluUOII 1n Its emissions to .~alse, which exp!Blns · 56 .63) , ., San Diego 11 Chlugo 3 N.Y. 7 Houston J, night Pit! 6 San Fran 2, night Attento 3 Philo 2, night Montresl7 Ctnel 4, nfght Loo An9 7 St. Louis 2. night Tticliy's Prolloblo Pitclloro tAll Tlmts EDTl San Di"!lo (Roberts 5-101 at Chicago (Jenkins 1•14), 2•30 p.m. wan. · • ••ea $5 .553 .. . L. Pet. 01 MJnnesot•· · Cincinnati 42 .661 ·r· eantbrnla : Los Angel.. 52 .5/il 12 O.kland San Francisco 61 ..fH 201J, Milwaukee Atlanta 61 .496 201/2 Kansas City Houlton 67 .-"6 '261/o Chicago San Diego 75 .390 33Vo Tvesday's RnuH1 ! ·· L Pd. Gl Pltlsb<Jrgh New Yor.l< Chle~go Sl. 1.o<t14 Phllttdelol!la Montreal • "'~" �' 5,-ftiiDIIIr,W""l,MlddleporW'intry;O.,AII.CJlll D, 1m . • ~ ,~ :•-, . ' ' ' .' , .. ·. ~;~ Vt'EftN·A · ' . A!:$ ' f ' ' . · ·, SAUSAGE·· . FAIRMONT ICE CREAM ' , . II . r lhGAL . 10 PK. 16 Ol CARTON I~ DEL MONTE TOMATO JUICE lB lb. .lB• . 46 OZ CANS , () Tomato R . . ' DD AND E D 00 TABLE · ~~~ ' .. l . "' . ' .,_ • • ,..,,, ~~ •• j '. e ~ '" I· ' -· ,. ' l< ' : ·· ' &.:LS·,.~·yl:,•. ·~ l :f I ' ·i· ' •-~- ·: . . . . . . ._ . NOTICE! Foodliner & Bargainland will be closed all day Sunday .:; for am.ployees' annual picnic · lllllillll..........- - - - - - - - - - ........ ·.,ONLY CLOSE·out ·and. Ef«DS. . ' JERGEN'S .. ' ~ . -LOtiON · ' :.: :. l.S9 SizE . . .. ·ONLY · •' ' f_ i ·:\. ·'' '1 OOEACH .' �' 5,-ftiiDIIIr,W""l,MlddleporW'intry;O.,AII.CJlll D, 1m . • ~ ,~ :•-, . ' ' ' .' , .. ·. ~;~ Vt'EftN·A · ' . A!:$ ' f ' ' . · ·, SAUSAGE·· . FAIRMONT ICE CREAM ' , . II . r lhGAL . 10 PK. 16 Ol CARTON I~ DEL MONTE TOMATO JUICE lB lb. .lB• . 46 OZ CANS , () Tomato R . . ' DD AND E D 00 TABLE · ~~~ ' .. l . "' . ' .,_ • • ,..,,, ~~ •• j '. e ~ '" I· ' -· ,. ' l< ' : ·· ' &.:LS·,.~·yl:,•. ·~ l :f I ' ·i· ' •-~- ·: . . . . . . ._ . NOTICE! Foodliner & Bargainland will be closed all day Sunday .:; for am.ployees' annual picnic · lllllillll..........- - - - - - - - - - ........ ·.,ONLY CLOSE·out ·and. Ef«DS. . ' JERGEN'S .. ' ~ . -LOtiON · ' :.: :. l.S9 SizE . . .. ·ONLY · •' ' f_ i ·:\. ·'' '1 OOEACH .' �• ~-'l'ld•lij s , .. . . ,.· tJneJ,!,"' i J ~r.o.,.-lt,lfll! · LtJ'yalty·:,i¥ost Fragile) Thing· . . . ' r. .·: :' "' ~~ . Lo)'all)' In tbe iiporta world TaiUlehill. hid litP,. dlfilculty • • that ali®ld ~'e been can be a fra&llt thing, Jobn In hll brad<et ol men'ulnclee. fiiiomd 191' TinnebiU'.a flrat 1• Tllllnthlll ol Mlddleportlearned He was in the finals with hardly loliiJb polrit. Or wu.ll? !'lei! ,. Suru~ar. asweat, andthetemperaturell Each point !hit Ferrel won m Tbe 11-yeer old No. t ranked outside and woreo Inside. br\lUglll lustier ehouta. The " table tennll player In the U. S., The other bracket wos dribbles of applauae when • · when 11-yeara old began something elle. Ill 11 were Del Tannehill won a momentary trj(nlng at the Columbus Table Swoerla, :Ill, Grand Raplda, U. S. battle were mlnl.ocule In con·' Tennis Ciub. As be climbed No. 3, and Richard Ferrel, a. trast. old NIIIO 'IIIIo And wllh each demonstraUO!I, ,. through national UUes In aU the liMy • junior diviSions the club's some had been John'a principal Ferrel gained confidence. He 9 200 members were his gNatest weetend practice ,._. lor was aU over the court '' lana. Hardly ever did they fail lllGI'elhanlwoyeanattheclub. Ntrievlng. He skipped close to · ' to mount a lusty cheering Ferrel, since Tannehill went kill weak returM. !J section at tournaments w Flocids, had trained and Ferrel won tho first two everywhere that John com- worked hard "on hlsiJIIDe." He games 21·15 and 21·1&. His had been strong since ase 18, dream, "to beat Tannehill," peted. Last February Tannehlll went but lacked experience, tending was just 21 points away. wlive In Florida and graduated wlose his coolin tight matches But II wosn't to be. Tbe thlMeckiown Tannehill, from Miami Edison High aga1111t ranked plaJora. He wu, School; then, in June, to Cln· and Is, unheralded and rugged from a heavy summer training pr081'am of exercises cinnaU w begin hls fre.Wnan unranked. Ferrel delighted the • and running at UC, came h;lck. yesr at the University of Cln· cinnati. No longer was he a Columbus club fans by up. weekend fixture at the tables In setting the highly touted Columbus. He had "graduated'" Sweeris, three games to one in from the club. An entire wall the best of nve semi.flnals. board is covered with clippings Thus, he had won the honor of matching smashes with Tanof his national successes. CAMP CONCLUDED Saturday he made his first nehill in the finala. St. Paul Lutheran Church iq appearance at the club since What h;lppened at the end of New Haven concluded a week of last January when he led the the first hard-fought point Day Camp with a picnic held at Columbus team w the Ohio between Ferr~l and Tannehlll Kera Land. The finals of the Cities title. It was the club's perhaps unnerved the younger Olympics. which wo:re held each Summer Open which drew favorite . A booming cheer went day during the week, were players from Michigan and up when Ferrel won it. conducted at this time. Winners even New York. This surely was a lung of the trophies wer e: 1st, n.,... I t 'k • • ~ ,. ' \ .' . ' ' ·' ' ·'• · He "'d FemliM:bl !Itthjrd same, then ~Jmd, Wlrillliil :U· . 16. He evened the maid! at Z-2, 2lto 17. The thlrd·game, will; Ferrel iiiln8 · per{'ectiy legal . '" ~-· .. : , ~,eut. !'f:f~i~ .~~warj . ' T-if:'-,'.~l-.:t, \; '· . '• , '~- ;t~t, ' 107th ANNUAL MEIGS OOUNTY FAIR I AUGUST 18-22 ' ribbon . Wednesday - Hesson , blue ribbon; Bill Powell, red ribbon; "Mopsy" Haymaker , white ribbon . Thursday - Dianna Abel, blue ribbon ; David Rose, red ribbon ; J ane Powell and Timmy Thompson tied white ribbon. On Sunday morning the Kindergarten crafts, the Arts and Crafts department and the oil paintings were on display at the church. During the regular morning service certificates were presented to the 76 pupils enroiled at the camp. Teachers and helpers of the camp were: James Y. K. Moy, pastor of the church; Mrs. Carroll Adsms, Jr. and Mrs. Kenneth Thomp· son directors; Mrs. W"Llliam Russell. music and worship leader; Mrs . lfarold Rose, refreshment chairman; Mrs. Gary Roush . Mrs . Nelson Roush, Mrs. Phil Batey, Mrs. Pete Ohlinger, Mrs. Kenneth .Vi4:kej's, )<Irs,. Jac~ lie~· Bocky Paugh, Mrs . .Marie Knoli,Klndergarten claja. .!<fro. John F. Roush, , Mrl. John Thorne, Arts and Crafts Department; Mrs . Charles Smith, ch;lirman, Mrs. KeMeth Thompson, Mrs. William Powell, Jr.. Mr . William Powell, Jr. , Mrs. David Roush, ,, ' ,•·' '·' THURSDAY, AUGUST 2oth, 1970 9: 00 A.M.- Junior Fair- Dairy Showman· ship and Judging 11 ; 00 A.M.-Junior Fair- Poultry and Rabbit · Showmanship and Judging Morning- Girl Scouts Afternoon- F FA 2:00 P.M.- Judging Dairy Caffle-(4>en Oass + 1: 00 P.M.- RlKlnlng Quarter Horse Races +6:00 P.M.-Twilight Horse Harness Racing +8;30 P.M.-Tex Ritter Show l .· Shane +Grandstand Attractions Thurs., 8:30 P.M. lEX RITTER and ' .1{/r , • . 'r' ·' ·Ylriother ·Confronfll·~~nf 1 , ' 1 1 ., t'orttp ~ CnpJI!etllar)' cprlllnut \Ia rta'anclal oupport coaching ldvlce · obtained . By · ~ NEWI()M · for the "hero" comrilandoo. between games, was a bl"""· IJPI FJJri!p ~ AllaiPI !Abanoo leg81lud' Ute polltl· contest In 92 desree tem· AI\Other, · l md. poalbly docl· cal Plrli run il)o the Marllst· peratuN, oome. points ~tng Into more than 10 · killing ..live; rouildJtl4Y be 8~\~pln• up Lertlnljt leader of the .Popular smashes and just-as-hard. between.Jordail'aKing llueolil Front the Ubetatloo of returns. and the Palel!lnlan commando!' Paleel&.e. He Ia Georse Hal). TannehlUied 104, then 20-18, who Wit IllS klntdOJn • u a beah, a ~Wed ~y nol but Feml rallied to force deuce. launtlllng ped lor \llel)' attacks . only of the braalla bul abo of aplllllt faoliol'. . COIIIBI"!atlve Arab governments at 20-20. II finally ended at 28.H ao, ·It will be only ,!me .. reprnented by Hlisaeiri and 24, Tannehill. And at that point the result of the U.S..Inatituted K1q f'al&al of Saudi Arabia. Columbus clubbers made It . . - - - - - - - - - . Arat>-bralll ceasMJre which Ia N - Is on hJa list u a"''baa Tbda,'t FUNNY will paJ $1.00 fof so severely •hating Arab befa/' plain they h;ldn'l forgotten their .IC .... " ...,.,.. u..... s... JOI' .. ~,... kid bero. To4or'• FUNNY, 1100 w.,n,.od so., loyalties. Lebanoo'a loftwlng Interior Theovatlonwastheblggesto! c•·•l"'· ""'' '""· It would be the Udrd Mlnlller Kamal Jumblall ul~ aU the noises prnduced that dsy. 1--....;.._ _ _ _ _...J confrontaUoo Jrilhln a year ·the ICIIon wu taken to preeont between Husaeln and the ~·a new president "wlUt Paul Lutheran Church on commandos, and, should Jlul.. afait-.~~" Wednesday afternoon with Mrs. seln lose again, It cnUld mean Pouue.l Sollllloa Harold Johnson as hostesa. The the end of the "llashemlta Nuaer'• renewed wtllln8'""1 meeting was opened by the Kingdom of Jordan" as It h;ls to aeek a polllkal aolutlon to leader, Mrs. B. R. Vance. A been known since June 2, 1949. the Arab-ilraejl confllct Ia aald Mrs. A. L. Sprouse, Ml'•· WllUs heid . Mrs. Vance meeting presentedwas the As aGeneral straw Re<aUed In the wind, I. A etiiiVIclloo that the UAited Dudding, Mrs . Donald short business program "The Presbyterian Hussein has recalled to active States Ia moving away from Bumgardner, Vicki Bwngard· Oturch," a chapter in the study duty hla cousin, Brig. Said Bln ner, and David Russell, drivers book "Lutheran And Other Shaker, as assistant chief of olthefieldtrips. JamesMoy, oll stalf. painting; and Mrs. B. R. Vance, Denominations.'' Mrs. Johnson served refr.sh· Bin Shaker commanded Third knitting class. ments w those attending : Mrs. Armored division but Conunan. NEHACIJMA CUIB Edna Burris , Mrs . A. L. do pNssure forced Hussein to The Nehaclhna Garden Club Sprouse, Mrs. J. V. McGrew, dismiss hhn during last J!JIIe's held its annual progressive !.jrs. William Powell, Mrs. confrontation in which hundreds dinner on Monday c'Venlng. Carroll Adams. Jr., Mrs. Otto were killed or wounded in the Members met for the salad Grimm, M rs. B. R. Vance. streets of Aounan . Bin Shaker course at the home of Mrs. PERSONAL'! is said w have declBNd he Da ; id Fields, Jr. , with Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Donald F. could wipe out the guerrillas In Harry Miller as chairman. The Roush and daughter ieft for a throe days if given a free h;lnd. theme used for this course was vacation to North and South Palesllnians have accused " Th e Ag e of Aquarius ." Dakota, following which they both Hussein and President Horoscopes of each member were distribukd. The meeting were to attend the 2S9th an· Garnal Abdel Nasser of the began with members forming a niversary reunion of the Roush Unieed Arab Republic of friendship circle and singing the and Allied Families, Inc., which betraying the conunando cause Doxology . An introducti"n of was to have been held at Tipton, by accepting a cease.fire with each member and guest Missouri, August 14th aud 15th. Israel. In thJs they have been . The canlatiF .._ Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Roush of joined In even stronger ian· foilowed. Charleston viSited during the guage by Iraq. offoro 'mor •..of The main course was held at weekend with Mr . and Mrs. Guerr!lla Support the Union Camp Gromds with . what '~ ...•• The Iraqis have accused Mrs. James N. Roush as Johnny Roush. ln ,o dr .... · Egypt especiany of both chairmmn, the theme used for this course was "Appalachian." -...,,......,....,....,,.......,..-. treason against the Arabi! and The dessert course was held --:B:...!A:::....:R~:B:..:S:__ cowardice. Kuwaiti declared It would at the Alex.Quiilen Memorial By PHIL PASTOR£T · Building with Mrs. Pete Burris as chairman , assisted by Mrs. Advice given for you ' own By the time you're old Chester Weaver. good benefits the person giv· enouph to benefit from · Attending were Mrs. Carroll log it the most. · Golden Ape discoonts 011 Adams, Jr ., Mrs. Phil Batey, • • • 1'rescript1Mr1 you're fee~ Mrs. Don Bumgardner, Mrs. What lwppened to the mp too llftCU!11t to hove George Burns. Mrs. Mel tlark, old sonus can be heard any fun with the e;o:tra money. Mrs. David Fields, Jr., Mrs. most any marnmp on the William Gibbs, Mrs. Bill radlo-ana isn't it frirlht· Grinstead, Mrs. Tom Hoffman, ful ? • • • Mrs. Roy Jones, Mrs. Louis Karschnik , Mrs. Robert r~yn~e·~~~:~=~~·~~;t MrJ!. ijarrL MiJk, Mq. N. ROusli; 'Mrs. David ·l<>rlo Mrs. ClJ!!J/tr W.eaver, Richard Norihhp,' 'Mrs. 'f!'orne, guesls Mrs. Gerald Simmons and Miss Leah Ann j Miller. CIRCLE MEETS lowr from wandering out' SliN,.....,.Avo. · The Rebecca Circle of the doors where they coUld get Mtddllpart, o. ' Lutheran Oturch met at St. bit. :rm: ~ IIUPP'*1 of iarael··~ !· cloller tD wbat ~ coitllldlrl the ll!ilrlt ol llli; N~, ltf/, u.N'. aeirAid ~ i\lo';l' N-~ , menl bopeaforthe~~~~::Ji of the WEmRN . · ' JS ·s·..,.o o ,... • · · . , fir llnlll U ...-.. ,.,,·-.,·• . m·E'·-~" , IIU _, ~., Where Shilts Art · ·!-), ' ~,·.; .. .;..lr..,J. 0-10 ., 1 001 _ 1 ' • ,pnclnnatl ....,, . OOOil<O 11011- 4 83 8~ . ..., Renkof" Raymond (II and ,,,.S....,an; Behney, Washburn \ 15), Gulletl (61, Granger (9) BoBencl1. WP-Renko 18-8). · hneyl0.2). ' Los ADo, . · - .. St: LoulS' :: r~~ ~ ~ 1~ ~ Vance (5-3) and Sudskls; 1 Reuss. Cleveland (7), Bertalna <J) and Sim"lons. LP-I!euss (4. Sl. • t1 '. Alfred ··• Social Notes "' _. . . l<anCJty 11011 105 321- 12 15 o Washngtn 200 Do3.. 3110- 8 12 2 Fitzmorris, Abernathy (6) Ol!d• Klrkpatrlclo a 0 1 m an, Knowl" (6), Plna (6), Brown (7),1 Grztn4a (8) and French. WP-FIIzmorfls (7-3). LP·Boo· man .02·9) . MRs-Oliver (25th) Maye (7tlt). ' Bolli Mllw 102 tJOQ- 3 3 0 ~ 000 000 tJOQ- 0 5 1 dr~cf.~~~att\~;3~alt:'J~ !9r::loi Root. LP-Pallln (9•10). HR· Rellenmund (15th I. New Yor~ 023 020 tJOQ- 1 1o o Mlnnesola 120300111n-8 111 Keklch. wa1 Jewskl I~), Ha· MILTON (~l. Kllmkowskl 15 ) M ~. 1 1 1 ) • H;;:;;:: e , 3~. an~,e:!:; ~:1· Wllllama 151 , Hall (1J and Tlschlnskl. WP-Hall <6-4). LP· McDaniel (8 · 5) . HRs . Cater (6th). Ellis (61hJ . 18J';""t! , 0 ',. <SUnday,Scitool attendsnc:e on Aiqj.l&waa40. Theoffertngwaa •• 'flU&. A . ,;.'lllr1lllpiei'VIeea were held at ; b ;f<, wlUo .'lllelma Henderson an irileraUng $CCOUOI of .. lbe annual conference at 1Ue114e and her ezper~encea .DUDI.EY'S..FlDIISI' ft2-JUO •• ' Sima ' Plus w.~Whxt-it«*~~m:I)K."- . ' ' Fair Week Savings ..;..SJaop U• Early -Stay La14! At The Fair! ., •. f ' ,. ' $1 Charmin .......... ~.4!~......... 3 New Sbipment Now Arailable Jumbo Northern Towels...~!. 4 $1 . Family SiD 4011. · Pork &Beans...~.!...... 4 cans Sta. IIaMs' h' Slices Sne 45' 303 5 P cans $J eac es ......................... . llenhef ' Save 16' . 1::-19~ Choc•. .Syrup............................ . 7 Ounce SiD 50 d. Sill 20' . . Pile. 49~ Cups Sliced Alnlricarl & Pineiltu / · :" . SIN lr 3' J6·• .~~·-ft. C·h·I ese K . · , ......... ,........ sal •Musta; d Sill 5' 6.~ · r .......................~........~-. Rals l!lnau~..-·~d ~ulan ··~···~·································· IlL ·ct' .. ...,., '· ' :. /,. ' { ' , . ' .. P~IY : :" !r: . •. ..... ~~i:~!~.~ ( ':~l · ~~·..,~······ ~ ~ 4 ~~ : '.,g:.,.,,' f ' -~(~~if~.:~~'. 1.~~;\~.....,,, •;?1.. Kelit1 ! , ' Prealdelt Nlmo Ia beri 10 I& te Unlveral!y President the dUordon In May Roberti. Wbltebudedallalol durlllfl wbidllour Kill! sta•· wlm.a _ otcheduled to -•~11y _........... ....., ..., ~ ldlled~ _ ,. . _ • - • ...,. today In the lint Ill¥ ol, hear· 111d ten ouw. 'lr<HIIXIed . • '-· '-• the ...._~..._.I Cam .,_ "' u . . '"" . , _ . . , ~... - u .;;;" 011 ·,;"""to leltlly l4idty wore bef<l'elbefatallllootlnp)fay '111 ael • ,..jutant General 8 T Del • declined to • - e eciJIIIIelappolnted by Cor10 commander oi · · " ......-· ' · • the !llio, Woa'l T~ "He doean't want tD teatlfy," ·1 •' said pvernalol:lal alcle Joltn E. WJ:...-_ McElroy, who met here TuesW Ulolf ~ ( ·-e day nlgllt In a apodal tw<>bwr u."~A Ohio . {•-j lrlollnfl Ill the cl8llllllalm· '"""""'" ' """ - cflllpOial ol lludae and IIIIer M Elroy said The Ohio Water Poilatlon beck wash wain fnm . U. lrl~lm to the ~·,.; Cantrol Board has given water treatment proc!lll!l, .--- _, , Mwtta untu Aug. 16, 1m to Tbe alate boardaald the work conirol the . dlach;lrge of In· must be placed under con· CURATOR Biil'I!N w.tr1aJ wutea llltD the Ohio ........_ 1 COL Rl _.,...,., orthecll)<toquallly UMBUS (UPIJ- The ver. f<l' another permit. 115 old curator of reptllea at Uoe Mayor Joint A. Burnwo.111 permit will _,_ Wore the Colmnbus Mttnlclpal Zoo wu 1n ...,_.ted It too _..,.. ~... coot a ut 1m deadline. lair condition todsy at River· ti!OO,OOO fD Clllllfruct required aide Hospital aft<l' being bitten facllllloa for saUefactory Monday by a highly polaonous anake, McMahon's Viper. Of. Brazilian flag and in the llclala uld Louis Plstola wu Npuytll Vt111 T/lleu, IJl<lak- Brazilian manner. . bl whll lng to a group of Saigon A •- c tten e feeding the anake. jountalllt.!. - IIIJ<w ardlnal Rossi ~ate c:,;;;u';;.. Ma-.-A • ..,_ -·u """"' president of the bilhopB- conferetllle of the Roman Catlwlic church in Brazil. The eorrectlonalsyatem at the third stage of the sYstem of justice Is at leal! as iJn. portant as the pollee at the firllt stage and the courts In the center. Correctional In· ltltutlons which do not cor· rect aggravate Ute problem of crime and publlc safety. -Chief Justice wa,.,.en E. Burp~r. calliag for a dr<IB· The church and state mUBt tic overlwul of the ,... unite their fortes under the tlon's prioona. rio/. I . 1 , ~~a:~~./~ . . ' =......: :uea . r/onu Delay . 'C lng ~ Into ll:enl; Tbo!Jne.dayheerqs. ....., to atart at t EDT ..... ,.., a.m. · ,... nine-member com million beaded by WiDliWn So-anton, former governor of Penn• '""vanla, plamed to ~- the ~~of the lhootlnga at":'hour wiler. ••!!~~ :.:,~dTueunsucads: •...,.. ceUfully tried to have the commt..im poottpone' Ita hearings bore WlW after alljleC!alatateordered grand jury In· veotf8aUm of !he dlaordon was <mlpleted. Selecllm of jiii'IJt'a be••• Tu .,.... esday In Ravenna for the grand jury. Gol No BeplJ McElroy said Rhodes llrl!l aaked Scranton to -"'pone the bedafter,.... gsan receiving no The violin played by Pag. responeo,bemadetheaamere· anini was a Guarnerlus. He quest of President Nillm 1al!l bequeathed It to the city of Fridsyinatelegram. Hegotno Genoa, Italy. reply. .... "'tt~~P."'"'~"~~~ ':' - · I ' ·- _, • . .....: • . "';b;";;......l,;.•= __. .'!'1':::0..":··~II!I't · .,....., · ..,.. to anl<pooil)ulll' , 'IIIIo for tbe be 1np :=.:: · Ule · mlgbt be in4cleol IIJ'the ll'JII4 Jiiialll.., thf tltq of jury, aristopljt Gn,,'*' rtall Uoat led up to 1he .,.._... · ai.. to the eOQiinlllll<ll , uld It .;,~-~ ;t:. ,..:!,,,.'not· '"'"""" .... .:..__,_ • ...,. uu--: - ~•wwr "'•-· •ere""'""*• ....,Ia...., ..,_..,.~-.. - ::L..:r.:.""'_ _ ,..., ·--• c:.. ~'ti·~ ~ ' ~ · ·. 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' I Detroit GOl ooo n~ 3 9 1 Ookiand 000 11011 001- 1 5 o Lollch (11 -141 and Fr..,han ; OQbson, Locker (9), Lindblad . ' 19) and Fernandez. LP-Dobson You get nice silver bats (15.11). HR.Jonesi41hl. Wbell NOll win the batting tlUe .. But I'd much rather Clevetd 001 000 tJOQ- 1 5 1 have that big World Series Ca~~ance, :.~ with the diamOnd In the 11,!..\ (11, Mlnvorl m. Dunning 181 ml dle. . and Fosse; Wright 07·91 and -Pole R01e, Cincinnati Egan. LP-Otance (7·!1. lleib' t<am captain, who could w 1!1 ..hi 1 third ltndght batting champion. shlp in the ·Nation a I LeagfU!. ·) . MODERN llGI) - ·: (19th). HOOVER SALE r jl 1 9· I2) oOo on ........ 2 5o . 000 010 iOi'- 3 10 1 ,,. . Sllcrt 16-13) and Compton ; -' ~1!5-,WIIhilm (8) and Tillman. i w(P·l!lllhelro (5-3). HRt-Browne '· '·t,Oth), &oyer 02thl. • san ~· Fran ·GOl ·lOOOOII-2 8·0 "•"'~h 003 ooo lOx- 6 10 o ~~ Plflock.- Cirrllhers 171, R. R. • Rol>erlson (7) and Dietz; Blass, ,. Glusll {I) and Sangulllen. WP,. Blass (7,10). LP-Pitlock (3-4) :' rHRs·Hart (6th), B. Robertson ' ollll 06\· OO>o.,.. 001- J 7 '1 MIUor, !Sf. Mooro 16) ' . o.J OILan~nnJzu. find J....,...., , f!omo, Broil ,; -~a-.z ft;, P~o 161 ~J 5,' ~-:m:· rf,';-),Jlrtf/U~ ... ~~~ M0rlln(7) LI'Docktr drowt(13-) "" i';~Aflanta Phll4 . ;~bo~ba!oed~up~~<)ll~tw~o~fa~ctora§~'!~~§~§~~~d POWERFUl. '', PJ~~:i; }H), Now'Av,ileble · . ~ , OU C105 IJi»-.1\ 1~ 0 &~lor) A:;• hJa " ' . -,·.~.~~~~~~~ ... New··Kent· H~ring ., s -vtr ~•n ' ._, ' '"'h ... n.., 16th), ·~ .,.. zlo (91h),l!iiPfiJIRO (16tlt). "'11. ,. ·~ • ,,lo, Hoilrton 1100 000 Ol~ t ~ 1 ,;r ~;'f.,' ·. ~1611110 oox:,.. 1 fO , ;, .Diorkor, llmasler 13), Dl· ·iii {6), CuiV... Ul and ,, '~ , . ,ard, •'Wllor. 17h Genlry (9. ·''flit! Grot.. LP·Dierker (11. · for 11t1e11 reoolutlm fllthdra!fal .terrlfDrlel. l'- I *'"" ~/JPGIIMI,,M~'Pfilf-OJ,04~1t,Iri0 i~r.·~ ''1111•· · "-~i.~ ~· ( 2..., eoMmcl! eocurll)' ' -· ,11 • } I' = New Haven Social Events . .- - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - . T i m m y Thompson ; 2nd, "Mopsy" Haymaker ; 3rd, DiU Powell; 4th, Buddy Rose. Daily winners were : Monday Timmy Thompson, blue ribbon; " Mopsy " Haymaker, red ribbon ; Troy Hesson, white -~ ' ' Sliced Ban Sl,.ritr Fr1nkiea • • :: It ..,,.roni Pizz1 QU.:.-::-"" lt S1H111 Dinnen ~~" ••-It Frio Fis• Stieb . • • .... =- ..... . •;41inell~momtng (Aug ~nd P.EAkL . STH srs.: RA¢1NE • " "The Store 'l!lth A Hoar!, . ,, Y~, WE LIKii!" ·' ~lohl)hortu to limit .iwontltlf• " · : :~., ',,' •.• Glidly Acclllt FIN!. . F d Staq • '~ ' .J .' ,, . ' • ape,. Mot!.. _$11. ' lla.nl:'wlth Charles D. Wondo , la)'.' ieader. Sunday evenlnJ ' W~~wlll .beat7:f$, ' ~lb !lie Rev. Lavehder. .;< '~ . ..~ ',.,.,,;,,. Prices Effective Aug. 15-2S' . . • · · 2;!), Worship sOrvices wW be ai t. y ,,,, ' : • l ·~' !·~ · .,. •' ·: Honle Grown ., :,, .•·... .......: .-.... '} ~- . . ...,.. .' j �• ~-'l'ld•lij s , .. . . ,.· tJneJ,!,"' i J ~r.o.,.-lt,lfll! · LtJ'yalty·:,i¥ost Fragile) Thing· . . . ' r. .·: :' "' ~~ . Lo)'all)' In tbe iiporta world TaiUlehill. hid litP,. dlfilculty • • that ali®ld ~'e been can be a fra&llt thing, Jobn In hll brad<et ol men'ulnclee. fiiiomd 191' TinnebiU'.a flrat 1• Tllllnthlll ol Mlddleportlearned He was in the finals with hardly loliiJb polrit. Or wu.ll? !'lei! ,. Suru~ar. asweat, andthetemperaturell Each point !hit Ferrel won m Tbe 11-yeer old No. t ranked outside and woreo Inside. br\lUglll lustier ehouta. The " table tennll player In the U. S., The other bracket wos dribbles of applauae when • · when 11-yeara old began something elle. Ill 11 were Del Tannehill won a momentary trj(nlng at the Columbus Table Swoerla, :Ill, Grand Raplda, U. S. battle were mlnl.ocule In con·' Tennis Ciub. As be climbed No. 3, and Richard Ferrel, a. trast. old NIIIO 'IIIIo And wllh each demonstraUO!I, ,. through national UUes In aU the liMy • junior diviSions the club's some had been John'a principal Ferrel gained confidence. He 9 200 members were his gNatest weetend practice ,._. lor was aU over the court '' lana. Hardly ever did they fail lllGI'elhanlwoyeanattheclub. Ntrievlng. He skipped close to · ' to mount a lusty cheering Ferrel, since Tannehill went kill weak returM. !J section at tournaments w Flocids, had trained and Ferrel won tho first two everywhere that John com- worked hard "on hlsiJIIDe." He games 21·15 and 21·1&. His had been strong since ase 18, dream, "to beat Tannehill," peted. Last February Tannehlll went but lacked experience, tending was just 21 points away. wlive In Florida and graduated wlose his coolin tight matches But II wosn't to be. Tbe thlMeckiown Tannehill, from Miami Edison High aga1111t ranked plaJora. He wu, School; then, in June, to Cln· and Is, unheralded and rugged from a heavy summer training pr081'am of exercises cinnaU w begin hls fre.Wnan unranked. Ferrel delighted the • and running at UC, came h;lck. yesr at the University of Cln· cinnati. No longer was he a Columbus club fans by up. weekend fixture at the tables In setting the highly touted Columbus. He had "graduated'" Sweeris, three games to one in from the club. An entire wall the best of nve semi.flnals. board is covered with clippings Thus, he had won the honor of matching smashes with Tanof his national successes. CAMP CONCLUDED Saturday he made his first nehill in the finala. St. Paul Lutheran Church iq appearance at the club since What h;lppened at the end of New Haven concluded a week of last January when he led the the first hard-fought point Day Camp with a picnic held at Columbus team w the Ohio between Ferr~l and Tannehlll Kera Land. The finals of the Cities title. It was the club's perhaps unnerved the younger Olympics. which wo:re held each Summer Open which drew favorite . A booming cheer went day during the week, were players from Michigan and up when Ferrel won it. conducted at this time. Winners even New York. This surely was a lung of the trophies wer e: 1st, n.,... I t 'k • • ~ ,. ' \ .' . ' ' ·' ' ·'• · He "'d FemliM:bl !Itthjrd same, then ~Jmd, Wlrillliil :U· . 16. He evened the maid! at Z-2, 2lto 17. The thlrd·game, will; Ferrel iiiln8 · per{'ectiy legal . '" ~-· .. : , ~,eut. !'f:f~i~ .~~warj . ' T-if:'-,'.~l-.:t, \; '· . '• , '~- ;t~t, ' 107th ANNUAL MEIGS OOUNTY FAIR I AUGUST 18-22 ' ribbon . Wednesday - Hesson , blue ribbon; Bill Powell, red ribbon; "Mopsy" Haymaker , white ribbon . Thursday - Dianna Abel, blue ribbon ; David Rose, red ribbon ; J ane Powell and Timmy Thompson tied white ribbon. On Sunday morning the Kindergarten crafts, the Arts and Crafts department and the oil paintings were on display at the church. During the regular morning service certificates were presented to the 76 pupils enroiled at the camp. Teachers and helpers of the camp were: James Y. K. Moy, pastor of the church; Mrs. Carroll Adsms, Jr. and Mrs. Kenneth Thomp· son directors; Mrs. W"Llliam Russell. music and worship leader; Mrs . lfarold Rose, refreshment chairman; Mrs. Gary Roush . Mrs . Nelson Roush, Mrs. Phil Batey, Mrs. Pete Ohlinger, Mrs. Kenneth .Vi4:kej's, )<Irs,. Jac~ lie~· Bocky Paugh, Mrs . .Marie Knoli,Klndergarten claja. .!<fro. John F. Roush, , Mrl. John Thorne, Arts and Crafts Department; Mrs . Charles Smith, ch;lirman, Mrs. KeMeth Thompson, Mrs. William Powell, Jr.. Mr . William Powell, Jr. , Mrs. David Roush, ,, ' ,•·' '·' THURSDAY, AUGUST 2oth, 1970 9: 00 A.M.- Junior Fair- Dairy Showman· ship and Judging 11 ; 00 A.M.-Junior Fair- Poultry and Rabbit · Showmanship and Judging Morning- Girl Scouts Afternoon- F FA 2:00 P.M.- Judging Dairy Caffle-(4>en Oass + 1: 00 P.M.- RlKlnlng Quarter Horse Races +6:00 P.M.-Twilight Horse Harness Racing +8;30 P.M.-Tex Ritter Show l .· Shane +Grandstand Attractions Thurs., 8:30 P.M. lEX RITTER and ' .1{/r , • . 'r' ·' ·Ylriother ·Confronfll·~~nf 1 , ' 1 1 ., t'orttp ~ CnpJI!etllar)' cprlllnut \Ia rta'anclal oupport coaching ldvlce · obtained . By · ~ NEWI()M · for the "hero" comrilandoo. between games, was a bl"""· IJPI FJJri!p ~ AllaiPI !Abanoo leg81lud' Ute polltl· contest In 92 desree tem· AI\Other, · l md. poalbly docl· cal Plrli run il)o the Marllst· peratuN, oome. points ~tng Into more than 10 · killing ..live; rouildJtl4Y be 8~\~pln• up Lertlnljt leader of the .Popular smashes and just-as-hard. between.Jordail'aKing llueolil Front the Ubetatloo of returns. and the Palel!lnlan commando!' Paleel&.e. He Ia Georse Hal). TannehlUied 104, then 20-18, who Wit IllS klntdOJn • u a beah, a ~Wed ~y nol but Feml rallied to force deuce. launtlllng ped lor \llel)' attacks . only of the braalla bul abo of aplllllt faoliol'. . COIIIBI"!atlve Arab governments at 20-20. II finally ended at 28.H ao, ·It will be only ,!me .. reprnented by Hlisaeiri and 24, Tannehill. And at that point the result of the U.S..Inatituted K1q f'al&al of Saudi Arabia. Columbus clubbers made It . . - - - - - - - - - . Arat>-bralll ceasMJre which Ia N - Is on hJa list u a"''baa Tbda,'t FUNNY will paJ $1.00 fof so severely •hating Arab befa/' plain they h;ldn'l forgotten their .IC .... " ...,.,.. u..... s... JOI' .. ~,... kid bero. To4or'• FUNNY, 1100 w.,n,.od so., loyalties. Lebanoo'a loftwlng Interior Theovatlonwastheblggesto! c•·•l"'· ""'' '""· It would be the Udrd Mlnlller Kamal Jumblall ul~ aU the noises prnduced that dsy. 1--....;.._ _ _ _ _...J confrontaUoo Jrilhln a year ·the ICIIon wu taken to preeont between Husaeln and the ~·a new president "wlUt Paul Lutheran Church on commandos, and, should Jlul.. afait-.~~" Wednesday afternoon with Mrs. seln lose again, It cnUld mean Pouue.l Sollllloa Harold Johnson as hostesa. The the end of the "llashemlta Nuaer'• renewed wtllln8'""1 meeting was opened by the Kingdom of Jordan" as It h;ls to aeek a polllkal aolutlon to leader, Mrs. B. R. Vance. A been known since June 2, 1949. the Arab-ilraejl confllct Ia aald Mrs. A. L. Sprouse, Ml'•· WllUs heid . Mrs. Vance meeting presentedwas the As aGeneral straw Re<aUed In the wind, I. A etiiiVIclloo that the UAited Dudding, Mrs . Donald short business program "The Presbyterian Hussein has recalled to active States Ia moving away from Bumgardner, Vicki Bwngard· Oturch," a chapter in the study duty hla cousin, Brig. Said Bln ner, and David Russell, drivers book "Lutheran And Other Shaker, as assistant chief of olthefieldtrips. JamesMoy, oll stalf. painting; and Mrs. B. R. Vance, Denominations.'' Mrs. Johnson served refr.sh· Bin Shaker commanded Third knitting class. ments w those attending : Mrs. Armored division but Conunan. NEHACIJMA CUIB Edna Burris , Mrs . A. L. do pNssure forced Hussein to The Nehaclhna Garden Club Sprouse, Mrs. J. V. McGrew, dismiss hhn during last J!JIIe's held its annual progressive !.jrs. William Powell, Mrs. confrontation in which hundreds dinner on Monday c'Venlng. Carroll Adams. Jr., Mrs. Otto were killed or wounded in the Members met for the salad Grimm, M rs. B. R. Vance. streets of Aounan . Bin Shaker course at the home of Mrs. PERSONAL'! is said w have declBNd he Da ; id Fields, Jr. , with Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Donald F. could wipe out the guerrillas In Harry Miller as chairman. The Roush and daughter ieft for a throe days if given a free h;lnd. theme used for this course was vacation to North and South Palesllnians have accused " Th e Ag e of Aquarius ." Dakota, following which they both Hussein and President Horoscopes of each member were distribukd. The meeting were to attend the 2S9th an· Garnal Abdel Nasser of the began with members forming a niversary reunion of the Roush Unieed Arab Republic of friendship circle and singing the and Allied Families, Inc., which betraying the conunando cause Doxology . An introducti"n of was to have been held at Tipton, by accepting a cease.fire with each member and guest Missouri, August 14th aud 15th. Israel. In thJs they have been . The canlatiF .._ Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Roush of joined In even stronger ian· foilowed. Charleston viSited during the guage by Iraq. offoro 'mor •..of The main course was held at weekend with Mr . and Mrs. Guerr!lla Support the Union Camp Gromds with . what '~ ...•• The Iraqis have accused Mrs. James N. Roush as Johnny Roush. ln ,o dr .... · Egypt especiany of both chairmmn, the theme used for this course was "Appalachian." -...,,......,....,....,,.......,..-. treason against the Arabi! and The dessert course was held --:B:...!A:::....:R~:B:..:S:__ cowardice. Kuwaiti declared It would at the Alex.Quiilen Memorial By PHIL PASTOR£T · Building with Mrs. Pete Burris as chairman , assisted by Mrs. Advice given for you ' own By the time you're old Chester Weaver. good benefits the person giv· enouph to benefit from · Attending were Mrs. Carroll log it the most. · Golden Ape discoonts 011 Adams, Jr ., Mrs. Phil Batey, • • • 1'rescript1Mr1 you're fee~ Mrs. Don Bumgardner, Mrs. What lwppened to the mp too llftCU!11t to hove George Burns. Mrs. Mel tlark, old sonus can be heard any fun with the e;o:tra money. Mrs. David Fields, Jr., Mrs. most any marnmp on the William Gibbs, Mrs. Bill radlo-ana isn't it frirlht· Grinstead, Mrs. Tom Hoffman, ful ? • • • Mrs. Roy Jones, Mrs. Louis Karschnik , Mrs. Robert r~yn~e·~~~:~=~~·~~;t MrJ!. ijarrL MiJk, Mq. N. ROusli; 'Mrs. David ·l<>rlo Mrs. ClJ!!J/tr W.eaver, Richard Norihhp,' 'Mrs. 'f!'orne, guesls Mrs. Gerald Simmons and Miss Leah Ann j Miller. CIRCLE MEETS lowr from wandering out' SliN,.....,.Avo. · The Rebecca Circle of the doors where they coUld get Mtddllpart, o. ' Lutheran Oturch met at St. bit. :rm: ~ IIUPP'*1 of iarael··~ !· cloller tD wbat ~ coitllldlrl the ll!ilrlt ol llli; N~, ltf/, u.N'. aeirAid ~ i\lo';l' N-~ , menl bopeaforthe~~~~::Ji of the WEmRN . · ' JS ·s·..,.o o ,... • · · . , fir llnlll U ...-.. ,.,,·-.,·• . m·E'·-~" , IIU _, ~., Where Shilts Art · ·!-), ' ~,·.; .. .;..lr..,J. 0-10 ., 1 001 _ 1 ' • ,pnclnnatl ....,, . OOOil<O 11011- 4 83 8~ . ..., Renkof" Raymond (II and ,,,.S....,an; Behney, Washburn \ 15), Gulletl (61, Granger (9) BoBencl1. WP-Renko 18-8). · hneyl0.2). ' Los ADo, . · - .. St: LoulS' :: r~~ ~ ~ 1~ ~ Vance (5-3) and Sudskls; 1 Reuss. Cleveland (7), Bertalna <J) and Sim"lons. LP-I!euss (4. Sl. • t1 '. Alfred ··• Social Notes "' _. . . l<anCJty 11011 105 321- 12 15 o Washngtn 200 Do3.. 3110- 8 12 2 Fitzmorris, Abernathy (6) Ol!d• Klrkpatrlclo a 0 1 m an, Knowl" (6), Plna (6), Brown (7),1 Grztn4a (8) and French. WP-FIIzmorfls (7-3). LP·Boo· man .02·9) . MRs-Oliver (25th) Maye (7tlt). ' Bolli Mllw 102 tJOQ- 3 3 0 ~ 000 000 tJOQ- 0 5 1 dr~cf.~~~att\~;3~alt:'J~ !9r::loi Root. LP-Pallln (9•10). HR· Rellenmund (15th I. New Yor~ 023 020 tJOQ- 1 1o o Mlnnesola 120300111n-8 111 Keklch. wa1 Jewskl I~), Ha· MILTON (~l. Kllmkowskl 15 ) M ~. 1 1 1 ) • H;;:;;:: e , 3~. an~,e:!:; ~:1· Wllllama 151 , Hall (1J and Tlschlnskl. WP-Hall <6-4). LP· McDaniel (8 · 5) . HRs . Cater (6th). Ellis (61hJ . 18J';""t! , 0 ',. <SUnday,Scitool attendsnc:e on Aiqj.l&waa40. Theoffertngwaa •• 'flU&. A . ,;.'lllr1lllpiei'VIeea were held at ; b ;f<, wlUo .'lllelma Henderson an irileraUng $CCOUOI of .. lbe annual conference at 1Ue114e and her ezper~encea .DUDI.EY'S..FlDIISI' ft2-JUO •• ' Sima ' Plus w.~Whxt-it«*~~m:I)K."- . ' ' Fair Week Savings ..;..SJaop U• Early -Stay La14! At The Fair! ., •. f ' ,. ' $1 Charmin .......... ~.4!~......... 3 New Sbipment Now Arailable Jumbo Northern Towels...~!. 4 $1 . Family SiD 4011. · Pork &Beans...~.!...... 4 cans Sta. IIaMs' h' Slices Sne 45' 303 5 P cans $J eac es ......................... . llenhef ' Save 16' . 1::-19~ Choc•. .Syrup............................ . 7 Ounce SiD 50 d. Sill 20' . . Pile. 49~ Cups Sliced Alnlricarl & Pineiltu / · :" . SIN lr 3' J6·• .~~·-ft. C·h·I ese K . · , ......... ,........ sal •Musta; d Sill 5' 6.~ · r .......................~........~-. Rals l!lnau~..-·~d ~ulan ··~···~·································· IlL ·ct' .. ...,., '· ' :. /,. ' { ' , . ' .. P~IY : :" !r: . •. ..... ~~i:~!~.~ ( ':~l · ~~·..,~······ ~ ~ 4 ~~ : '.,g:.,.,,' f ' -~(~~if~.:~~'. 1.~~;\~.....,,, •;?1.. Kelit1 ! , ' Prealdelt Nlmo Ia beri 10 I& te Unlveral!y President the dUordon In May Roberti. Wbltebudedallalol durlllfl wbidllour Kill! sta•· wlm.a _ otcheduled to -•~11y _........... ....., ..., ~ ldlled~ _ ,. . _ • - • ...,. today In the lint Ill¥ ol, hear· 111d ten ouw. 'lr<HIIXIed . • '-· '-• the ...._~..._.I Cam .,_ "' u . . '"" . , _ . . , ~... - u .;;;" 011 ·,;"""to leltlly l4idty wore bef<l'elbefatallllootlnp)fay '111 ael • ,..jutant General 8 T Del • declined to • - e eciJIIIIelappolnted by Cor10 commander oi · · " ......-· ' · • the !llio, Woa'l T~ "He doean't want tD teatlfy," ·1 •' said pvernalol:lal alcle Joltn E. WJ:...-_ McElroy, who met here TuesW Ulolf ~ ( ·-e day nlgllt In a apodal tw<>bwr u."~A Ohio . {•-j lrlollnfl Ill the cl8llllllalm· '"""""'" ' """ - cflllpOial ol lludae and IIIIer M Elroy said The Ohio Water Poilatlon beck wash wain fnm . U. lrl~lm to the ~·,.; Cantrol Board has given water treatment proc!lll!l, .--- _, , Mwtta untu Aug. 16, 1m to Tbe alate boardaald the work conirol the . dlach;lrge of In· must be placed under con· CURATOR Biil'I!N w.tr1aJ wutea llltD the Ohio ........_ 1 COL Rl _.,...,., orthecll)<toquallly UMBUS (UPIJ- The ver. f<l' another permit. 115 old curator of reptllea at Uoe Mayor Joint A. Burnwo.111 permit will _,_ Wore the Colmnbus Mttnlclpal Zoo wu 1n ...,_.ted It too _..,.. ~... coot a ut 1m deadline. lair condition todsy at River· ti!OO,OOO fD Clllllfruct required aide Hospital aft<l' being bitten facllllloa for saUefactory Monday by a highly polaonous anake, McMahon's Viper. Of. Brazilian flag and in the llclala uld Louis Plstola wu Npuytll Vt111 T/lleu, IJl<lak- Brazilian manner. . bl whll lng to a group of Saigon A •- c tten e feeding the anake. jountalllt.!. - IIIJ<w ardlnal Rossi ~ate c:,;;;u';;.. Ma-.-A • ..,_ -·u """"' president of the bilhopB- conferetllle of the Roman Catlwlic church in Brazil. The eorrectlonalsyatem at the third stage of the sYstem of justice Is at leal! as iJn. portant as the pollee at the firllt stage and the courts In the center. Correctional In· ltltutlons which do not cor· rect aggravate Ute problem of crime and publlc safety. -Chief Justice wa,.,.en E. Burp~r. calliag for a dr<IB· The church and state mUBt tic overlwul of the ,... unite their fortes under the tlon's prioona. rio/. I . 1 , ~~a:~~./~ . . ' =......: :uea . r/onu Delay . 'C lng ~ Into ll:enl; Tbo!Jne.dayheerqs. ....., to atart at t EDT ..... ,.., a.m. · ,... nine-member com million beaded by WiDliWn So-anton, former governor of Penn• '""vanla, plamed to ~- the ~~of the lhootlnga at":'hour wiler. ••!!~~ :.:,~dTueunsucads: •...,.. ceUfully tried to have the commt..im poottpone' Ita hearings bore WlW after alljleC!alatateordered grand jury In· veotf8aUm of !he dlaordon was <mlpleted. Selecllm of jiii'IJt'a be••• Tu .,.... esday In Ravenna for the grand jury. Gol No BeplJ McElroy said Rhodes llrl!l aaked Scranton to -"'pone the bedafter,.... gsan receiving no The violin played by Pag. responeo,bemadetheaamere· anini was a Guarnerlus. He quest of President Nillm 1al!l bequeathed It to the city of Fridsyinatelegram. Hegotno Genoa, Italy. reply. .... "'tt~~P."'"'~"~~~ ':' - · I ' ·- _, • . .....: • . "';b;";;......l,;.•= __. .'!'1':::0..":··~II!I't · .,....., · ..,.. to anl<pooil)ulll' , 'IIIIo for tbe be 1np :=.:: · Ule · mlgbt be in4cleol IIJ'the ll'JII4 Jiiialll.., thf tltq of jury, aristopljt Gn,,'*' rtall Uoat led up to 1he .,.._... · ai.. to the eOQiinlllll<ll , uld It .;,~-~ ;t:. ,..:!,,,.'not· '"'"""" .... .:..__,_ • ...,. uu--: - ~•wwr "'•-· •ere""'""*• ....,Ia...., ..,_..,.~-.. - ::L..:r.:.""'_ _ ,..., ·--• c:.. ~'ti·~ ~ ' ~ · ·. 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Toilet TISU& • " l!Gtiilrt )1, 01111, dll<tJf · .' . . . . .. lit 4be <lllo atlnrJ;!: 1 d'J • · · ' ., · ~ _. llali!rt llei.J11 = :""'~~~~ : ~ ~held o1 bla ~JfDton , ,aid lbe com- rcw....,. llilmlid to lllllil "- J·~A ws -ce boN on m""""'•"""l•fllt!DfJklnca lfllid' IUJ ' 1nqUtJoy ..6 tD or""dered• · 'N ........ at'-~ • .., the eve of the lbootlnp ond o n' ' 4 W ,. t a ..... ....~... ........ ...._ - · · ' - • " - be '-·~ order .,.,... il l o ' V• . . ~ . •••w. -~·-~- ,.,:,":.!:: ,._,_..,. • the !'r1ildeoot lricl1lde<l' ..,. ·malli "" rldti· lllilf ·• , ih.u:Nr, ~. ' ,, " ·Harrjr ,Guthrie Is slowly .. r'co~ering in the Veterans ".''Ill·-""'·' .,....... Hospital. . Mi'l''!illeanor Borles h;ls been ll!at'Mr home here· wllh virus Bakery Special! FRUIT PIES New Sbfmenl Now Available ''. BA·KER EURNITURE ' ' ' -~ ~. '";;: ,.,, .. ,: tlete , ~- ; .· llolsum Re., 59' \ ' I Ll.till•,' ...... -.-. ' ~- .• ' FlORAL TRIBUJES Again! •• .SPECIAL SAVINGS FOR YOU. ' I Detroit GOl ooo n~ 3 9 1 Ookiand 000 11011 001- 1 5 o Lollch (11 -141 and Fr..,han ; OQbson, Locker (9), Lindblad . ' 19) and Fernandez. LP-Dobson You get nice silver bats (15.11). HR.Jonesi41hl. Wbell NOll win the batting tlUe .. But I'd much rather Clevetd 001 000 tJOQ- 1 5 1 have that big World Series Ca~~ance, :.~ with the diamOnd In the 11,!..\ (11, Mlnvorl m. Dunning 181 ml dle. . and Fosse; Wright 07·91 and -Pole R01e, Cincinnati Egan. LP-Otance (7·!1. lleib' t<am captain, who could w 1!1 ..hi 1 third ltndght batting champion. shlp in the ·Nation a I LeagfU!. ·) . MODERN llGI) - ·: (19th). HOOVER SALE r jl 1 9· I2) oOo on ........ 2 5o . 000 010 iOi'- 3 10 1 ,,. . Sllcrt 16-13) and Compton ; -' ~1!5-,WIIhilm (8) and Tillman. i w(P·l!lllhelro (5-3). HRt-Browne '· '·t,Oth), &oyer 02thl. • san ~· Fran ·GOl ·lOOOOII-2 8·0 "•"'~h 003 ooo lOx- 6 10 o ~~ Plflock.- Cirrllhers 171, R. R. • Rol>erlson (7) and Dietz; Blass, ,. Glusll {I) and Sangulllen. WP,. Blass (7,10). LP-Pitlock (3-4) :' rHRs·Hart (6th), B. Robertson ' ollll 06\· OO>o.,.. 001- J 7 '1 MIUor, !Sf. Mooro 16) ' . o.J OILan~nnJzu. find J....,...., , f!omo, Broil ,; -~a-.z ft;, P~o 161 ~J 5,' ~-:m:· rf,';-),Jlrtf/U~ ... ~~~ M0rlln(7) LI'Docktr drowt(13-) "" i';~Aflanta Phll4 . ;~bo~ba!oed~up~~<)ll~tw~o~fa~ctora§~'!~~§~§~~~d POWERFUl. '', PJ~~:i; }H), Now'Av,ileble · . ~ , OU C105 IJi»-.1\ 1~ 0 &~lor) A:;• hJa " ' . -,·.~.~~~~~~~ ... New··Kent· H~ring ., s -vtr ~•n ' ._, ' '"'h ... n.., 16th), ·~ .,.. zlo (91h),l!iiPfiJIRO (16tlt). "'11. ,. ·~ • ,,lo, Hoilrton 1100 000 Ol~ t ~ 1 ,;r ~;'f.,' ·. ~1611110 oox:,.. 1 fO , ;, .Diorkor, llmasler 13), Dl· ·iii {6), CuiV... Ul and ,, '~ , . ,ard, •'Wllor. 17h Genlry (9. ·''flit! Grot.. LP·Dierker (11. · for 11t1e11 reoolutlm fllthdra!fal .terrlfDrlel. l'- I *'"" ~/JPGIIMI,,M~'Pfilf-OJ,04~1t,Iri0 i~r.·~ ''1111•· · "-~i.~ ~· ( 2..., eoMmcl! eocurll)' ' -· ,11 • } I' = New Haven Social Events . .- - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - . T i m m y Thompson ; 2nd, "Mopsy" Haymaker ; 3rd, DiU Powell; 4th, Buddy Rose. Daily winners were : Monday Timmy Thompson, blue ribbon; " Mopsy " Haymaker, red ribbon ; Troy Hesson, white -~ ' ' Sliced Ban Sl,.ritr Fr1nkiea • • :: It ..,,.roni Pizz1 QU.:.-::-"" lt S1H111 Dinnen ~~" ••-It Frio Fis• Stieb . • • .... =- ..... . •;41inell~momtng (Aug ~nd P.EAkL . STH srs.: RA¢1NE • " "The Store 'l!lth A Hoar!, . ,, Y~, WE LIKii!" ·' ~lohl)hortu to limit .iwontltlf• " · : :~., ',,' •.• Glidly Acclllt FIN!. . F d Staq • '~ ' .J .' ,, . ' • ape,. Mot!.. _$11. ' lla.nl:'wlth Charles D. Wondo , la)'.' ieader. Sunday evenlnJ ' W~~wlll .beat7:f$, ' ~lb !lie Rev. Lavehder. .;< '~ . ..~ ',.,.,,;,,. Prices Effective Aug. 15-2S' . . • · · 2;!), Worship sOrvices wW be ai t. y ,,,, ' : • l ·~' !·~ · .,. •' ·: Honle Grown ., :,, .•·... .......: .-.... '} ~- . . ...,.. .' j �• -. ( - 85th _·Birthday Ob$erved- 93rd sw~~tay is D ' M- : ·v· A ...- • S~c' \ ' . l!~!!Jv~~6wh0 ~ (IJ!'Ii.-4 ....... ._,gy· rs•.. .I~Lona . y, -~ ~11J1hl!erilall8'i~M ~!!. _ '=:!~. w:1J.,... .•.,. "'"' ::~ .,. .,. · . ', ... · Margaret ·Couahenolll' ot 11r«1 tugp, Ma:, and CJhi!lhire,. olldo"'ea 11er m-h ~ •fNn tbe IID1* Mrl• Wllllaill ·Stacy, MUla- birt!Miay on Aug. If, ......_,_ , ukecl ~ 0en1er ~tier ~huaetll; Mr. al}d llilra. · !!llf Wllf remt!!llbonod 'llltll were 11th~ ·.-.at bOr Frlllkllloeo,llllrlnlllekl: Mro. cardsanclilfllfromfriendJIPII f!lul SebOut aDcl Mr. Mn. relaUYel. Among thoee Yla'ltlng Charlo• , · 9!1 will rtlnemhorecl !lllb ll>lrlel Bebout •d llmll7. were her daughter, Mra. ygunae1 t1 and cudl,cueuiidllowtrab)'bor ~; 'l'h<iDU Deorfleld, Mannins (Mary} Weblter, McGiaughUn, 1he 01!0 relative• and frlen<IJ'. Con- Cellfomla: p. W. Docrileld, Pomeroy; her (!real-irandlon, the lartheat. They . were .aralulatorJ calla Jranua; Mr. and Mn. Walter Meyer of Moorollead, ~nted glfll. · came 1rcrn her dau&bler, Mn. Stacy, Flotlda; Mr. and Mrl. l\linn.,and~IOII, George Van Mn. Mra s.tck read tile Warrin Kaufman wbo 11m "' Dille Slaten, Nodolt, Va.; Mr. iWidt, Hun~g!Qn, ·w. Va. . minute. of 1he ' mee!ilill from Jl'lorlda an~ her - RaiJib end Mn. :JbclmU Stacy, Utile Timothy ~ here vialflnl hll laat year and lt;JI'Sf decided that stacy, Caiifomta. Hocklns: Mrs, Je•• Stacy, grand!!afents, Mr. and Mrs. thenelrt~lonwtnbeonAilg. llillallvealll!lrtml'l'ldl7and Utile Hocking; Roy Stacy, Mannlnll Webller, wblle bll 1, lt71 at the IIIJile pla<ie. Saturday wtre Mr•...and Mn. Ravellna; l'om Tacy, Ravenna; pllfents are In England, ' · · ·, HIU'I Stscy and Mrl, iiiMom , Stacy, WJ!Uarilaon, w. va. · · · Mr.. ~rii ..cy, ~lb· · ·' . • ' ', , ~; ~ Jme. , . ~ telep~one WITH OOJII!'8l'IC 1ft qldNtw at tilt Melp OJulltJ.ll'alr almoatdoubled lhlayear, Mrl. C. L. left. ay!••Jt to the department cbalrman, Mn. Robert Lowls, rlgbl,and lbe judge, Mn. Louella Thompson RoUib of Belpre, CCillet . bad a He-. 11118. U£l!:(IIIUIIIED}GmBS,Iwlfwd, W.Va. judged 1he 10 Clltriea ln tho amateur palntlng show at the lll'llh Annuli Melp Colllly Fair Tue!day. E>perlenced In all pbues of art, Mrl. Gibbl for the past sevoo yean has aldblted In tho VIrginia Beacll Art Slow, one of the largest ouldoor abowa In llle nation. .,' L. Hobbs ret..-eived the show award for his best In modern art exhibit in the amateur painting department at the Me1gs County F•ir. PwnUngs were judged by Mrs. Lee Gibbs of Hartford, W. Va, W1lh~m Mayer was superintendent of deparlment. . ~lvin~ blue ribbons in the oil or acrylic category were Pat WinebreMer, landscape from nature; Hobbs, portrait from life; Mrs. Wmebrenner, marine study, and Mrs. Donna Chad· !Continued from Page I} Robert Lewis, Mrs. Ruth Francis. Pillowcases (embroidery}, Mrs. Roush, Mrs. Massar. Pillowcases (crochet trim), Mrs. Massar, Mrs. Pat Jones. well, flower study. Pillowcases and sheets Taking firsts in the w te painted, Mrs. Lloyd Moore: color claBBes were Jenr!t r Mrs. Hiram Fisher. Chapman , landscape fro:':: Pill~wcases and sheets, nature; Mrs. ChadweU, marine embrotdery Mrs . Carpenter, study and Dower study · and Mrs. Lloyd 1Moore. Hobbs, animal study. ' Fancy cushions, Mrs. Dora In the category for drawin Heaton. charcoal or pastel blue rib~~ Painted tablecloth, Mrs . winners were Mrs. Jamts Dollie Hayes. Carpenter, portrait from life Embroidered tablecloth, Mrs. and Dower study; Mrs. Chad· Massar, Mrs. Georgr Hackett, well, stlll life; Kelly Hayman marine study; and Mrs. ShirleY &.Embroidered tea towel, Mrs. Hanun, animal study. Pa l Jones. Knlttlng Sweater, Mrs. Lloyd Moore. Mary Donohew Died Tuesday I Mn. Mary Irene Donohew, 60, died Tuesday at her Portland home. SurvivJns are three sons ,William, Jr., ol Albuquerque' New Mexico; Dennis Ray of Cincinnati, and Russell Lee of Middletown, Delaware; two daughters, Mrs. Lou Irene Rosenberry of Long Botlom and SENATORS SPLrf WASHINGTON (UP!} ~·- _ 11 ..... .,...t In ~oting ~'111 i -rbl!.'callcwt•lhal overtVc!e"Ptealdent- Nixon's velD o?' ,lhe $4.4 billion aid ID educatioo bill. Sen. Stephen M. Young, DOhio, voted for overriding, ...........- = ~~~,!· ~ , o tho nto. ...,...._ o g Blight Reaches l:klona Marie·Layne Wed Aug. 14 , . Acro811 Borders Three Winners Paintings Judged Ji~ie . baaJ 'l'aelda,J mcindug. Atotal of 141 erltrl• _.. made tn llle depaibuenL Mrl. ~loa '!a pictured bold"'& one ol ber ootriea, arug- of dol baiMJ!InctDbll'iate lntlhaud. Sweater, knitted by machine, Mrs. Patsy Ann - Phillips of and dress, knitted by machine, Portland, and 13 grandchildren. red nbbons Io Mrs. Margaret Ella Lewis. Mrs. Donohew was preceded in d_eath by her husband, William, Infants knitted sweater set, Mrs. Pat Jones. m January, 1968. Funeral services will be held Stole, cape or poncho, Mrs. Kate Jarrell, Mrs . Dianne at 10 a.m. Friday at the Ewing Hawley. Puneral Home with the Rev. Croebet Lawrence Gluesenkamp or~ Al h fictaUng. Burial will be In the g an, Mrs. Harry Brown, Mrs. Massar. Letart Falls Cemetery. Friends may call at the funeral home at Bedspread, Mrl. Brown, Mrs. anytime. Hawley. Tablecloth, Mrs. Rob~rt Kuhn. Sw te DArnMIIill 't:11jllf!,ij. ,.; .. ~~~~':!;,~.be~?'" WASJIINGTON (UP!} - Pic. Cape, stole or poncho, ~A. Dadisman, husband Harry Brown, Mts. Robert of Mrs. Uncia J. Dadlaman, Lewis. 22451-2 Patterson Blvd., Dress Mrs Beulah Roush Dayton, Ohio, was ldenlifled Mrs. ~Uie ffi.yea ' TuDepartmeaday by the Defense Pol holders, Mrs: Ina Massar ent as ~ ldlled In Mrs. Evelyn HoUon. ' recent VIetnam flghtq. Handkerchiefs, Mni. Beulah Mrs. Roush, Mra. Mary Nease. Miscellaneous crochet work Mrs. Dollie Hayes, Mni, Beulah Roush. Qllllts Cotton patchwork, Mrs. Andrew Cross, Mrs. Dollie Hayes. R•gs Crocheted, Mrs. Everett Thomas, Mrs. Dora Heaton. Braided, Mrs. Ann Chapman. Loom Woven, Mrs. Oris Ginther. Miscellaneous, Mrs. Harry Brown. Hobby Coraer .,·' '·'· RAVING TREATMENT Mrs. Jean Craig,~. Gonrumenl nperta waa admitted ID 1he Cabell- tevlewed fl\lOrll frclm ......ud Hnntlnglon Hoapllal Tueeday !be couutry 'l'lllttdv ~ Mid ~ ":.,~- 8~ lortteaimentof a back lllinenL thendllOdayalotwoll'eeUMrs, Craig, who had ~>tiCk and 1he kind of -iller em· •. :4; tlOII'glf! wsl maile ID thli 'surgery last year, Injured . tltlclll wblm pre\'111 durluS ·t,t~- <;wlnll Jayceea by 1he herlelf in a fall recenUy. tba! lima- will decide lbe fate J~ WIV!II aub at a meeflnl of the 111'111 COI'II crap. . ¥onclaY illibt at the h""'!'' 91 Thera already itere om1nowl ~a. Earl Iilgels. lllgu&inllllilola;theniltlon'aNo. A new. ~ railing ptOjecl PLANS SURGERY leomprodn•luilllllelast year. ~., dl~ and planl '!,ere Olear Roblnlon Ia a patiellt it ,1o1m W. Lewla, clreCtDr of 1he • h'r ~· •ling pari)i. A University Hr'"Pilal In Illite ~ departmelll, jOji_ltmettlng,wu!ICllfOr ,7:30cm CQlumbua for oy~ surgery. e~timated tbe wlud~rue !!tJ!t• Ut tl!1i home Qf Mr. illd Carda may beaonl tDhirn ..21111 flm8ua hal bit lifer'! Cllltxl\y in .·If"· ~ RIIP· All mombe,l'l Mean a · Hall, Unlvoriltty ·DIIuoll 111d deakoyed oue . ,. -~ Ubd .to alfellct. Hoapltai, Columbus. quarter of 111e crop. f": ' · : . ,. . -, (lased Thurs. .12 Naon-Fer 1li8 Fair . Open 9 To 8 Frld•y-9 · To 9 S.turd•y GORGEOUS GUSSIE IIIJl dre1101 ap lllo eourl. Twellly yoara ago Gu11le Morae was a lrlm, lhapely Amorlcu· tenals ehamplon who railed eyebrow• l!bea lbe 'Wtre a tenala 1kh1 with matchlq lace panllel. 'hday, Gutlle 11W lo trim ud tbapely aad promotJaC alyle 1u .IPOri Thla outfit fealureo no bra alr&Pf, hardware or bact: buds which bllld or bamper tne movemeat. , Other craft work, Mrs. FIBber, Carol l.itWl~. Pot holders, other than woven, Ingrid Hawley, Hllldkerchlefa, carol Lewis. Plllowcaaes, painted, carol Lewis. Tea !Dwel, embroidered, lnarklllawley. D&D MEAT' · DISTRIBUTOR • ao Low Prices Are Yours At . OVER size IVORY .UQUID 303 :49$ C3IS SEE YOU at THE FAIR! Cooking Oil.....~.~·.!~:~~!.......... ~.~~~.~- 49' Pineapple Juice..~!~~~~.... ~ ..,3 :-: ~9' a.D.J\ Sauce' ••Open Pit . , . , ,bot. 39' u-1( ,........................,,••,••••• ·Y PEATURE LOW CALOIIIE ICE· MILK Flavors . 112 gallon AGE 69 C PRODUCE BUYS YEUDW GlOBE ONIONS • •• • ' . ,. " .' ' ,-,I -~~~·.;, ,~;- ' • '.~ All · ._.an ' Del Monte PEAS and SPINACH Sem. . . . HAM · I Halter Wliole . · When ollicers took her ID a store ·and ordered her ID buy new attire, theY, said she emerged from ab.., we&Mg a Jllllllaklrt with • see-through blouae and stlll no bra. The officers were 1111dauiited, hoWerVer, tbey ordei'i!d her beck .Jntp, 1he ahop to 'buy, a ~ dtW, tllen allowed bcit tD · her vacatlnil. · SIRLOIN ·~; . 7:9· 1 ' : . I . · · ' lb.:7- ftt •••••'\········~--·········· ··· ~) . •..•.•~.~· .·b.• Convict Shot aJid Kj)Jed Ex.()bio - ~/ ... ~"' . 7f . No AdvaQ.tage on :sii~'Silys . U. S. ., ' PHOENIX. Ariz. (UP!} -An ex-convict from <lllo was abut and ldlled early Tlleaday wbCil he broke lnlo 1he home of Ilia former slrlfrle~d and threatened to ldll ber, po&e said. Walter Knig)il, 47, Z81le1Vi1le, died of a J.2.iauge shoflun ; woond In the abdomen. Nlee !i said he was allot by Mn. Sarah • June Robinson, 36, wbo waa released alter queaUonln1 . . Detective Gordon Hunaaker said Mrl. RoblniOn &bot Knlaht after he broke In a door to her apartment. Mrs. Robinson, who moved tD Phoenll with her seven chlklren · from ZanesvWe tell week, told detectives Knight bad threatened ID ldll her In the paal and bad beateu ber at least · twice. 87th Anniversary Mailer for 16 Pages of Sale Features , , , ·";'~ 1it.Vallll Stamp (Ytflll. n , ,.. 4N Of JW' '-1 ICivpr ...,. w ....... fine." .. "lb. ' , PRE-IJAK eiant • . . · e m f JU8e88m 0 · 1_ uaual jine -1glrl wearing a ~ and no bra this resort city. They Iassessed her two dressea. ~·: PoUcie deecrlbed the aolion against the 8lr.\;, whose name was withheld, as a "doUble 3Stores-No BIZ CHOICE .,, ' Prices Effective Aug. 20.22 pro'MbfthlliiiObiOa...al • ,w · ·. - '1'i!o ~ ft. idled1IJid Ill« lll'ddv-• liven peUIJona burlllg. l,W llignat""' of Oblo beef ~ uldll8 for 1 btariDi Social Calendar Cover Chtain CONI'iNt!ES ... . ,, . E. Moln n• 111r· bllf, .....,_ Wyoming Peaks ~~·~: La;,;;.~ by Fire Blight Secret ~~Cllr:; :,;;.1 ~ rppo:;uMifla Unda Bell, MifiB carla From Forests WASHiNGTON (UP!} Beal, and Mifla Yvonne Y0111g. &&ICIV'IIWID FREEZERS . 'I aUie IOid . CHEYENNE, Wyo. (UP!) - Asrlcpl~e Department ezMr. and Mra. ,James R. Mrs. stacy returned to Forest fires, their flames peril lield a cloaed meetlns Shields, Tom and Pam, of Sprtngflekl wllb 'her daughter, fanned ln!D giant peaka b)' Tueaday ID 881011 poteutlal Kenslng!Dn, Md. apent the peat Mrs 111ne1 and will remain wtnda guallilg ID 50 miles per damage from a ll&ht opicJemlc week bore viliting Mr. and Mrs. dliL'Ing her recuperatlcm hour, raged out of control In that baa ravaged IIY"•ynda of Herman OhUnger. Other gue.sts period three separate areas of tlor- acres ol corn In 1he nation. of the OhUngera wore Mrs. · thorn Wyoming today. More Reporlerl wore lllolted ID at Luther L. Boger of Columbus . . - - - - - - - . . . , . . , than 6,1100 acres of timber and 1he atart of the meeting but and Mr. and Mrl. Charles graaalanda have been cbarred. alia' about half an bOUr, they Cepehart, Charleston, W. Va. Tbe laraest of 1he fires, which _ . aaked to leave aa ai'OIIIllt Mr. and Mrs. Shields family · tureed 1he ally a "blood red,'' of lnalnl<liona from Agrieulture recenUy returned from Getdestroyed more than MOO Sacrellry Clifford M. Hardin. many where they apent three heevlly limbered acreo of 1he Hardin Ia said tD be ~ yeara. Mr. Shields waa with the Big Hom National Forest near becauae 1he Bllcht problem had American Embally there. the Montana state~ Tueaday ·caused lharpgyrauona on grain Mr. and Mn. Glenn Sharp night. markolll. and son, Ronnie and Mr. and The other flrea blazed oo 1he Called Southern Corn Bllchl, Mrs. Gary Sharp and children, Wind River lndlau reaervatlon, 1he dlaea• Ia caused by a new, Reynoldsburg, sp~nl the TIIIJRSI)AY weekend here vlBIUng Robert TWIN CITY Shrine Club, 7:30 where two men lost their llveo virulent strain of a previoualy Sharp and Mr. 'and Mrs. Paul p.m. Thursday, Racine Shrine when a eonnrted bomber with minor organism. II hal cauaed .Haplonstall, Park. All Shrlners urged ID fire • lighting chemlcala aeveredamago!Dsoulherncom Miss .Kathy Locey, Ashland, attend. Important business. cruhed; and In the Shoahone nelda and hal spread to nor· National Forest, scene of a them com belt flelda as far Ky. was the Thursday guest of Refreshments. major fire last week. n..-lh aa Minnesota. Mrs. Edith Zirkle. Mr. and Mrs. Tonuny Lyons of Pontiac, Mich. spent the past several day& bel'O visiting his parents, Mr. and Mrs. John Lyons . Jeff BuckleY of Chesapeake spenl the past week here visiting hia grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Owen Fink and son, Danny. Jeff and Sherr! Stover of Lancaster are the guests this week of lhelr grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Harry Stover. CONTINUES·THIS WEEK,: · SUMMER . - -~ , . SCHOOL SALE·_,. ·, ....,.,, ·- eHOICE ~-~ Barbara Mullen, Mrl. James Carpenter. Jlllllor Dlvllloll .. BASEMENT USDA ~· .. llleldl-liiddthlbeif_. :.:r.:!;~r ~· u,..;, WASiiiNG'l'ON (iJI.I:l- The Aplc:ulttiN ~I aa,ya !be -wave ol coni bll&lrt baa llllfOill from the Gultcl yatm "' !be Caulicllln IIQrdor, bat II bit no ldel.J* haw liiiiCb of lbe nalioD '• • blllial com crap hal bMl ralued. Wives Planning ~t ' . .p'l~~· . ·J ' Pot holders , Mrs. Hiram Fisher, Mrs. Andrew Cross. Handkerchiefs, painted, Mrs. Robert Lewia. Handkerchiefs, embroidered Mrs. Robert Lewis. ' Doll Clolhee, Mrl. Shirley J. Hanun, Mrl. Dianne Hawley. Sluffed doll or animal, Mrl. Shirley Hanun. Picture, three dimensional, Mrs. Robert Lewia. Picture, painted on cloth, Mrs. Robert Lewis, second place. Jewelry, Mn. Robert Lewis, Mifla carol Lewis. Homemada purse, Mrs. Ina Maaaar. Mn. Robert Lewis. Middleport Personal Notes ·New Wave oF lVeu7 Sliipmenti &ch W•kl ~othy ~=Iii. lit~_1111' flf :f{i; ·79f ·'139 ·49f ._·39f �• -. ( - 85th _·Birthday Ob$erved- 93rd sw~~tay is D ' M- : ·v· A ...- • S~c' \ ' . l!~!!Jv~~6wh0 ~ (IJ!'Ii.-4 ....... ._,gy· rs•.. .I~Lona . y, -~ ~11J1hl!erilall8'i~M ~!!. _ '=:!~. w:1J.,... .•.,. "'"' ::~ .,. .,. · . ', ... · Margaret ·Couahenolll' ot 11r«1 tugp, Ma:, and CJhi!lhire,. olldo"'ea 11er m-h ~ •fNn tbe IID1* Mrl• Wllllaill ·Stacy, MUla- birt!Miay on Aug. If, ......_,_ , ukecl ~ 0en1er ~tier ~huaetll; Mr. al}d llilra. · !!llf Wllf remt!!llbonod 'llltll were 11th~ ·.-.at bOr Frlllkllloeo,llllrlnlllekl: Mro. cardsanclilfllfromfriendJIPII f!lul SebOut aDcl Mr. Mn. relaUYel. Among thoee Yla'ltlng Charlo• , · 9!1 will rtlnemhorecl !lllb ll>lrlel Bebout •d llmll7. were her daughter, Mra. ygunae1 t1 and cudl,cueuiidllowtrab)'bor ~; 'l'h<iDU Deorfleld, Mannins (Mary} Weblter, McGiaughUn, 1he 01!0 relative• and frlen<IJ'. Con- Cellfomla: p. W. Docrileld, Pomeroy; her (!real-irandlon, the lartheat. They . were .aralulatorJ calla Jranua; Mr. and Mn. Walter Meyer of Moorollead, ~nted glfll. · came 1rcrn her dau&bler, Mn. Stacy, Flotlda; Mr. and Mrl. l\linn.,and~IOII, George Van Mn. Mra s.tck read tile Warrin Kaufman wbo 11m "' Dille Slaten, Nodolt, Va.; Mr. iWidt, Hun~g!Qn, ·w. Va. . minute. of 1he ' mee!ilill from Jl'lorlda an~ her - RaiJib end Mn. :JbclmU Stacy, Utile Timothy ~ here vialflnl hll laat year and lt;JI'Sf decided that stacy, Caiifomta. Hocklns: Mrs, Je•• Stacy, grand!!afents, Mr. and Mrs. thenelrt~lonwtnbeonAilg. llillallvealll!lrtml'l'ldl7and Utile Hocking; Roy Stacy, Mannlnll Webller, wblle bll 1, lt71 at the IIIJile pla<ie. Saturday wtre Mr•...and Mn. Ravellna; l'om Tacy, Ravenna; pllfents are In England, ' · · ·, HIU'I Stscy and Mrl, iiiMom , Stacy, WJ!Uarilaon, w. va. · · · Mr.. ~rii ..cy, ~lb· · ·' . • ' ', , ~; ~ Jme. , . ~ telep~one WITH OOJII!'8l'IC 1ft qldNtw at tilt Melp OJulltJ.ll'alr almoatdoubled lhlayear, Mrl. C. L. left. ay!••Jt to the department cbalrman, Mn. Robert Lowls, rlgbl,and lbe judge, Mn. Louella Thompson RoUib of Belpre, CCillet . bad a He-. 11118. U£l!:(IIIUIIIED}GmBS,Iwlfwd, W.Va. judged 1he 10 Clltriea ln tho amateur palntlng show at the lll'llh Annuli Melp Colllly Fair Tue!day. E>perlenced In all pbues of art, Mrl. Gibbl for the past sevoo yean has aldblted In tho VIrginia Beacll Art Slow, one of the largest ouldoor abowa In llle nation. .,' L. Hobbs ret..-eived the show award for his best In modern art exhibit in the amateur painting department at the Me1gs County F•ir. PwnUngs were judged by Mrs. Lee Gibbs of Hartford, W. Va, W1lh~m Mayer was superintendent of deparlment. . ~lvin~ blue ribbons in the oil or acrylic category were Pat WinebreMer, landscape from nature; Hobbs, portrait from life; Mrs. Wmebrenner, marine study, and Mrs. Donna Chad· !Continued from Page I} Robert Lewis, Mrs. Ruth Francis. Pillowcases (embroidery}, Mrs. Roush, Mrs. Massar. Pillowcases (crochet trim), Mrs. Massar, Mrs. Pat Jones. well, flower study. Pillowcases and sheets Taking firsts in the w te painted, Mrs. Lloyd Moore: color claBBes were Jenr!t r Mrs. Hiram Fisher. Chapman , landscape fro:':: Pill~wcases and sheets, nature; Mrs. ChadweU, marine embrotdery Mrs . Carpenter, study and Dower study · and Mrs. Lloyd 1Moore. Hobbs, animal study. ' Fancy cushions, Mrs. Dora In the category for drawin Heaton. charcoal or pastel blue rib~~ Painted tablecloth, Mrs . winners were Mrs. Jamts Dollie Hayes. Carpenter, portrait from life Embroidered tablecloth, Mrs. and Dower study; Mrs. Chad· Massar, Mrs. Georgr Hackett, well, stlll life; Kelly Hayman marine study; and Mrs. ShirleY &.Embroidered tea towel, Mrs. Hanun, animal study. Pa l Jones. Knlttlng Sweater, Mrs. Lloyd Moore. Mary Donohew Died Tuesday I Mn. Mary Irene Donohew, 60, died Tuesday at her Portland home. SurvivJns are three sons ,William, Jr., ol Albuquerque' New Mexico; Dennis Ray of Cincinnati, and Russell Lee of Middletown, Delaware; two daughters, Mrs. Lou Irene Rosenberry of Long Botlom and SENATORS SPLrf WASHINGTON (UP!} ~·- _ 11 ..... .,...t In ~oting ~'111 i -rbl!.'callcwt•lhal overtVc!e"Ptealdent- Nixon's velD o?' ,lhe $4.4 billion aid ID educatioo bill. Sen. Stephen M. Young, DOhio, voted for overriding, ...........- = ~~~,!· ~ , o tho nto. ...,...._ o g Blight Reaches l:klona Marie·Layne Wed Aug. 14 , . Acro811 Borders Three Winners Paintings Judged Ji~ie . baaJ 'l'aelda,J mcindug. Atotal of 141 erltrl• _.. made tn llle depaibuenL Mrl. ~loa '!a pictured bold"'& one ol ber ootriea, arug- of dol baiMJ!InctDbll'iate lntlhaud. Sweater, knitted by machine, Mrs. Patsy Ann - Phillips of and dress, knitted by machine, Portland, and 13 grandchildren. red nbbons Io Mrs. Margaret Ella Lewis. Mrs. Donohew was preceded in d_eath by her husband, William, Infants knitted sweater set, Mrs. Pat Jones. m January, 1968. Funeral services will be held Stole, cape or poncho, Mrs. Kate Jarrell, Mrs . Dianne at 10 a.m. Friday at the Ewing Hawley. Puneral Home with the Rev. Croebet Lawrence Gluesenkamp or~ Al h fictaUng. Burial will be In the g an, Mrs. Harry Brown, Mrs. Massar. Letart Falls Cemetery. Friends may call at the funeral home at Bedspread, Mrl. Brown, Mrs. anytime. Hawley. Tablecloth, Mrs. Rob~rt Kuhn. Sw te DArnMIIill 't:11jllf!,ij. ,.; .. ~~~~':!;,~.be~?'" WASJIINGTON (UP!} - Pic. Cape, stole or poncho, ~A. Dadisman, husband Harry Brown, Mts. Robert of Mrs. Uncia J. Dadlaman, Lewis. 22451-2 Patterson Blvd., Dress Mrs Beulah Roush Dayton, Ohio, was ldenlifled Mrs. ~Uie ffi.yea ' TuDepartmeaday by the Defense Pol holders, Mrs: Ina Massar ent as ~ ldlled In Mrs. Evelyn HoUon. ' recent VIetnam flghtq. Handkerchiefs, Mni. Beulah Mrs. Roush, Mra. Mary Nease. Miscellaneous crochet work Mrs. Dollie Hayes, Mni, Beulah Roush. Qllllts Cotton patchwork, Mrs. Andrew Cross, Mrs. Dollie Hayes. R•gs Crocheted, Mrs. Everett Thomas, Mrs. Dora Heaton. Braided, Mrs. Ann Chapman. Loom Woven, Mrs. Oris Ginther. Miscellaneous, Mrs. Harry Brown. Hobby Coraer .,·' '·'· RAVING TREATMENT Mrs. Jean Craig,~. Gonrumenl nperta waa admitted ID 1he Cabell- tevlewed fl\lOrll frclm ......ud Hnntlnglon Hoapllal Tueeday !be couutry 'l'lllttdv ~ Mid ~ ":.,~- 8~ lortteaimentof a back lllinenL thendllOdayalotwoll'eeUMrs, Craig, who had ~>tiCk and 1he kind of -iller em· •. :4; tlOII'glf! wsl maile ID thli 'surgery last year, Injured . tltlclll wblm pre\'111 durluS ·t,t~- <;wlnll Jayceea by 1he herlelf in a fall recenUy. tba! lima- will decide lbe fate J~ WIV!II aub at a meeflnl of the 111'111 COI'II crap. . ¥onclaY illibt at the h""'!'' 91 Thera already itere om1nowl ~a. Earl Iilgels. lllgu&inllllilola;theniltlon'aNo. A new. ~ railing ptOjecl PLANS SURGERY leomprodn•luilllllelast year. ~., dl~ and planl '!,ere Olear Roblnlon Ia a patiellt it ,1o1m W. Lewla, clreCtDr of 1he • h'r ~· •ling pari)i. A University Hr'"Pilal In Illite ~ departmelll, jOji_ltmettlng,wu!ICllfOr ,7:30cm CQlumbua for oy~ surgery. e~timated tbe wlud~rue !!tJ!t• Ut tl!1i home Qf Mr. illd Carda may beaonl tDhirn ..21111 flm8ua hal bit lifer'! Cllltxl\y in .·If"· ~ RIIP· All mombe,l'l Mean a · Hall, Unlvoriltty ·DIIuoll 111d deakoyed oue . ,. -~ Ubd .to alfellct. Hoapltai, Columbus. quarter of 111e crop. f": ' · : . ,. . -, (lased Thurs. .12 Naon-Fer 1li8 Fair . Open 9 To 8 Frld•y-9 · To 9 S.turd•y GORGEOUS GUSSIE IIIJl dre1101 ap lllo eourl. Twellly yoara ago Gu11le Morae was a lrlm, lhapely Amorlcu· tenals ehamplon who railed eyebrow• l!bea lbe 'Wtre a tenala 1kh1 with matchlq lace panllel. 'hday, Gutlle 11W lo trim ud tbapely aad promotJaC alyle 1u .IPOri Thla outfit fealureo no bra alr&Pf, hardware or bact: buds which bllld or bamper tne movemeat. , Other craft work, Mrs. FIBber, Carol l.itWl~. Pot holders, other than woven, Ingrid Hawley, Hllldkerchlefa, carol Lewis. Plllowcaaes, painted, carol Lewis. Tea !Dwel, embroidered, lnarklllawley. D&D MEAT' · DISTRIBUTOR • ao Low Prices Are Yours At . OVER size IVORY .UQUID 303 :49$ C3IS SEE YOU at THE FAIR! Cooking Oil.....~.~·.!~:~~!.......... ~.~~~.~- 49' Pineapple Juice..~!~~~~.... ~ ..,3 :-: ~9' a.D.J\ Sauce' ••Open Pit . , . , ,bot. 39' u-1( ,........................,,••,••••• ·Y PEATURE LOW CALOIIIE ICE· MILK Flavors . 112 gallon AGE 69 C PRODUCE BUYS YEUDW GlOBE ONIONS • •• • ' . ,. " .' ' ,-,I -~~~·.;, ,~;- ' • '.~ All · ._.an ' Del Monte PEAS and SPINACH Sem. . . . HAM · I Halter Wliole . · When ollicers took her ID a store ·and ordered her ID buy new attire, theY, said she emerged from ab.., we&Mg a Jllllllaklrt with • see-through blouae and stlll no bra. The officers were 1111dauiited, hoWerVer, tbey ordei'i!d her beck .Jntp, 1he ahop to 'buy, a ~ dtW, tllen allowed bcit tD · her vacatlnil. · SIRLOIN ·~; . 7:9· 1 ' : . I . · · ' lb.:7- ftt •••••'\········~--·········· ··· ~) . •..•.•~.~· .·b.• Convict Shot aJid Kj)Jed Ex.()bio - ~/ ... ~"' . 7f . No AdvaQ.tage on :sii~'Silys . U. S. ., ' PHOENIX. Ariz. (UP!} -An ex-convict from <lllo was abut and ldlled early Tlleaday wbCil he broke lnlo 1he home of Ilia former slrlfrle~d and threatened to ldll ber, po&e said. Walter Knig)il, 47, Z81le1Vi1le, died of a J.2.iauge shoflun ; woond In the abdomen. Nlee !i said he was allot by Mn. Sarah • June Robinson, 36, wbo waa released alter queaUonln1 . . Detective Gordon Hunaaker said Mrl. RoblniOn &bot Knlaht after he broke In a door to her apartment. Mrs. Robinson, who moved tD Phoenll with her seven chlklren · from ZanesvWe tell week, told detectives Knight bad threatened ID ldll her In the paal and bad beateu ber at least · twice. 87th Anniversary Mailer for 16 Pages of Sale Features , , , ·";'~ 1it.Vallll Stamp (Ytflll. n , ,.. 4N Of JW' '-1 ICivpr ...,. w ....... fine." .. "lb. ' , PRE-IJAK eiant • . . · e m f JU8e88m 0 · 1_ uaual jine -1glrl wearing a ~ and no bra this resort city. They Iassessed her two dressea. ~·: PoUcie deecrlbed the aolion against the 8lr.\;, whose name was withheld, as a "doUble 3Stores-No BIZ CHOICE .,, ' Prices Effective Aug. 20.22 pro'MbfthlliiiObiOa...al • ,w · ·. - '1'i!o ~ ft. idled1IJid Ill« lll'ddv-• liven peUIJona burlllg. l,W llignat""' of Oblo beef ~ uldll8 for 1 btariDi Social Calendar Cover Chtain CONI'iNt!ES ... . ,, . E. Moln n• 111r· bllf, .....,_ Wyoming Peaks ~~·~: La;,;;.~ by Fire Blight Secret ~~Cllr:; :,;;.1 ~ rppo:;uMifla Unda Bell, MifiB carla From Forests WASHiNGTON (UP!} Beal, and Mifla Yvonne Y0111g. &&ICIV'IIWID FREEZERS . 'I aUie IOid . CHEYENNE, Wyo. (UP!) - Asrlcpl~e Department ezMr. and Mra. ,James R. Mrs. stacy returned to Forest fires, their flames peril lield a cloaed meetlns Shields, Tom and Pam, of Sprtngflekl wllb 'her daughter, fanned ln!D giant peaka b)' Tueaday ID 881011 poteutlal Kenslng!Dn, Md. apent the peat Mrs 111ne1 and will remain wtnda guallilg ID 50 miles per damage from a ll&ht opicJemlc week bore viliting Mr. and Mrs. dliL'Ing her recuperatlcm hour, raged out of control In that baa ravaged IIY"•ynda of Herman OhUnger. Other gue.sts period three separate areas of tlor- acres ol corn In 1he nation. of the OhUngera wore Mrs. · thorn Wyoming today. More Reporlerl wore lllolted ID at Luther L. Boger of Columbus . . - - - - - - - . . . , . . , than 6,1100 acres of timber and 1he atart of the meeting but and Mr. and Mrl. Charles graaalanda have been cbarred. alia' about half an bOUr, they Cepehart, Charleston, W. Va. Tbe laraest of 1he fires, which _ . aaked to leave aa ai'OIIIllt Mr. and Mrs. Shields family · tureed 1he ally a "blood red,'' of lnalnl<liona from Agrieulture recenUy returned from Getdestroyed more than MOO Sacrellry Clifford M. Hardin. many where they apent three heevlly limbered acreo of 1he Hardin Ia said tD be ~ yeara. Mr. Shields waa with the Big Hom National Forest near becauae 1he Bllcht problem had American Embally there. the Montana state~ Tueaday ·caused lharpgyrauona on grain Mr. and Mn. Glenn Sharp night. markolll. and son, Ronnie and Mr. and The other flrea blazed oo 1he Called Southern Corn Bllchl, Mrs. Gary Sharp and children, Wind River lndlau reaervatlon, 1he dlaea• Ia caused by a new, Reynoldsburg, sp~nl the TIIIJRSI)AY weekend here vlBIUng Robert TWIN CITY Shrine Club, 7:30 where two men lost their llveo virulent strain of a previoualy Sharp and Mr. 'and Mrs. Paul p.m. Thursday, Racine Shrine when a eonnrted bomber with minor organism. II hal cauaed .Haplonstall, Park. All Shrlners urged ID fire • lighting chemlcala aeveredamago!Dsoulherncom Miss .Kathy Locey, Ashland, attend. Important business. cruhed; and In the Shoahone nelda and hal spread to nor· National Forest, scene of a them com belt flelda as far Ky. was the Thursday guest of Refreshments. major fire last week. n..-lh aa Minnesota. Mrs. Edith Zirkle. Mr. and Mrs. Tonuny Lyons of Pontiac, Mich. spent the past several day& bel'O visiting his parents, Mr. and Mrs. John Lyons . Jeff BuckleY of Chesapeake spenl the past week here visiting hia grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Owen Fink and son, Danny. Jeff and Sherr! Stover of Lancaster are the guests this week of lhelr grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Harry Stover. CONTINUES·THIS WEEK,: · SUMMER . - -~ , . SCHOOL SALE·_,. ·, ....,.,, ·- eHOICE ~-~ Barbara Mullen, Mrl. James Carpenter. Jlllllor Dlvllloll .. BASEMENT USDA ~· .. llleldl-liiddthlbeif_. :.:r.:!;~r ~· u,..;, WASiiiNG'l'ON (iJI.I:l- The Aplc:ulttiN ~I aa,ya !be -wave ol coni bll&lrt baa llllfOill from the Gultcl yatm "' !be Caulicllln IIQrdor, bat II bit no ldel.J* haw liiiiCb of lbe nalioD '• • blllial com crap hal bMl ralued. Wives Planning ~t ' . .p'l~~· . ·J ' Pot holders , Mrs. Hiram Fisher, Mrs. Andrew Cross. Handkerchiefs, painted, Mrs. Robert Lewia. Handkerchiefs, embroidered Mrs. Robert Lewis. ' Doll Clolhee, Mrl. Shirley J. Hanun, Mrl. Dianne Hawley. Sluffed doll or animal, Mrl. Shirley Hanun. Picture, three dimensional, Mrs. Robert Lewia. Picture, painted on cloth, Mrs. Robert Lewis, second place. Jewelry, Mn. Robert Lewis, Mifla carol Lewis. Homemada purse, Mrs. Ina Maaaar. Mn. Robert Lewis. Middleport Personal Notes ·New Wave oF lVeu7 Sliipmenti &ch W•kl ~othy ~=Iii. lit~_1111' flf :f{i; ·79f ·'139 ·49f ._·39f �N ·~v.·y a , " . · . bnmedlately. ...... ' ;:a:.:,a~ HEolDS FENCING TEAM NEW YORK (UPI)-Walter Krause of Newark, N.J., the 1970 National Collegiate Athletic Aslociatloo foil title holder, heads a 20-member United States fencing team that will compete in the University Games in Turino, Itllly, Aug.~ Sept. 6. " SUPER GOLF MATCH NEW YORK (UPI)- PGA winner Dave Stoclr:lon will join Masten winner Billy Casper, U.S. Open champion Tony Jackllrl, and British Open Champion Jack Nlcldaus in tbe fl7 ,500 World Series ol Golf being beld this year at Firestone r.ountry Club In Akron, IJiio, Sept. 1:1-13. Weather Low tonighl in the 60s and low 716. Clearing and cooler North, cbsnce of thundershowers south Thuraday. High near 80 north, near 90 south. ROGER RIEBEL, Sl, Ia lbe new manager of Skyltae Lanes. A nallve of Meigs County, be has been aSBismm manager of Hollday Bowl ID Caatoa, Obfo. He Is a quaWled wtructor wbo bas WGD moaey aDd allllleftu tropbleo In several major loamameall. Hil overage Is Zl!. He Is married and bas four cblldren. SERVICE SET Funeral services for .Harry Jacobs, 59, who died at his PI:snrm~s IIANNED Pomeroy home Tuesday, will be Wasbloot011-Intedor Secretary held at I p m. Thuraday at the Walter J, Hickel recently lm· Ewing F.;,.ral Home where posed 11. baa on the use of pesti· friends may call any time. cides on more tblll $00 million acrea of Federal lands, one· quarter ot the land area or tbe Unlled Btt.lia. Tboae chemic~ . Ann)' said =~wo:::d:t ':se~u!: which !hey said was almost nonexistent anyway. :H n.. :e~ w:: amount of marine life would be affected. The Navy had hoped 1o collect water samples from the orrnten ship in 10 bottles that llbould have Roated til the llll'face autornallcaUy over a period of eight hours. They were equipped with llghla and radio devices lo enable the destroyer escort USS Hartley 1o retrieve them. But foor bottles lllri'aced prematurely and the others apparently never reached 1he surface. The Briggs was also equipped with special sounding gear that should have allowed the Hartley 1o pinpoint lhe sunken ship's exact location on lhe ocean noor. But special tranaducers aboard !he hulk falled to resi>Ond to slgnala from the &rtley. Spectlll crews boarded the Briggs Tuesday til open valves to Oood the hulk. 11 took almost four hours to aink beneath the waves but only eight minutes to rea~h bottom. onin~~~\of.,.,~ ' . wo~ld ~' Ole -~~~~-~·ljlmch"' 1" ~ ,_1rrlll!Dn .. .••w Ho..,. parlel today ltronl,ly , . ;: , hive :a'llt ·orll!\.....,t:· .· "'""""'""' Y recomp~ended the federal ,w.etlean loVerrimeni : •• from < iiWlo4. 1!Pote," lhe nip1Jt }l.iht\llll ~~ In the courl ol PGmeroy government stop linan~ de- develo~lngtr'ailaconflnentalraU· UkL ·~ la Ull,le r•11on~ inl!Wlll111i1 elrad7 ~ ~I J:edCharfiOOiel andLegar · velopment of lbe . supenonlc f'1111dli ilr' ~ell!d!mt Kennedy,,10. ~J~i lhe ;.F!II~t M.. lbf~ r.'.Jtl)jll ·""' 1!11 · C<lllll ,. lransport (SST) plane. y0ars .• ·from)rn~ldr!i a wllli\ll'r(a ~'rale of NIIIOII · .. ii{Gr!,>liU te~~ to lhrJeeohnday Jail sen- n.. J9h)l EconomY ~- progr1111 til' reacb the retw,'r! ~. l~:in.Wa~l. quo~ta,d' an.. :Jdd(ll. • ''"""" were . lluloell II. mijtee IBid <'no· furtb.. rm.D· Tbe 'liST lvouid be cleNned to "1~:11 en~ JIOiilil!le IIIII miWDIIIOf ~ ~'f < Pomeroy and Ell Buoh, clal supp<ll't of lhe .IJI"""'onlc carry aliolil liOilJl'll!!!ltt;!'l. ,at . ' '· · , .. · ·. > ,. -:: ' . 1 Mlneravllleflned . _and.Rasaall waaleaalso traJISI>!"'\developmentprogram l,BOOinUes per ¥w"-lar. above '.l. .:.. · .J . ~ . · ' :£. . · :=! .· A . f ~. ,. C06Ia for Vlng Is ju!tified ailllja time.': the apee<l'olsound, SUppqrlers ~ ' .tUIU~....,. .,.,, ~ ' d• the""""" of an accident. In a report~ on~ of the 'pro . )ect bave 'pld •If' is .\ ·•; "' .j·,l ~ j ' ·, "' '1 : ~ ~ · ,• " / Others fined were Jooeph held In May, IM·subcomlnittee ' necessarY to keep "the Uolted Don f, ~ •'I tlh!cl ~,\(lofdlertwo .' IDII 1 Freeman, P«neroy • IS and concluded "lew rdgnlflcant pub- Stales ·In· comP.IIIIon with an, ~ atii!J Rulilild RPIIte I ·d~ilillle,r I!I'~'C4dldl(, lln lrl c~~lll, no safety. equipment lie benefits" appeal'' lilte.ly !W SST .biD!I by 'France,lnd ~· Mr. ~ wu I ~~ . , . _ JiJ . -:::: ~~ •nmotorcycle.• flO accrue from !he SSt and added .Britlllil. Crlll~a have . said· It ~ ., , ~of ltie ·1!111Will United ,~ ~ . . ~';,~ costa, no cense laga, and "more productive UJes of would beCome a plaything· of Metti~at Church and l!•~.p.m. ,~· II ""!'• IS and C<lilll for haVIng an govem.ment resources are the jet set and add til no1ae .llilrrlaliitvWe Malonic Lodge~ Hamt ' "*.i ~ Illegal . exhaust, and 81\non clearly avaUable." pollution. r~ No. til. may caiJ. Ill)' ~ Johnson, Pomeroy; f5 and 01 the subcommittee's 10 n.. report said there wap IW ~ 111 a dalll!hter ... 111111 111tll! ~ ol '•• tx,i cOlla, laU~e to yield the right satisfactory evidence u,. .pro- Mr., Ph!Up Smith, Pomeroy Rl. ·Friday. Tht ll,lv, ~·. @.eslfr of way, • ducllon phase of.the ssr can be 3, and a lllter, Mrs. FraDt ~ 'Will ·~• . Bllrlal financed entire~ from prlYate HaUlday; Ralland lloilte I. Hil .wiD MlleW r.,I ,! Lc,. •lwbllo w e or. 1 , a. n d . moon," .'· n Di · .· .·:T 1)-..n·. bel._ ibae 7,l•et Cong j T ,. u. e ld ~~.1 !je·ln 'PRICES IN EFFECT THROUGH SUNDAY AUGUST23 ·~ • • • • • • • • • • • • • • •.• • • • • STIFFU.irs. BIG!. ,;.,.' ~.M. UAL . By F'li.OiK FROSCH OO:HNOMtrPENH (wiUPihl~lh . l8n oops """ VIetnamese aerial support halt"ed a Viet Cong .unit nine miles fr~m Phnom Penh Tuesday mghl. The U.S. command today reported the loss of two American F4.Phantom jets and a iroop.earrymg helicopter over Vtelnam. Allied forces killed 29 N...tlt Vtelnamese and Viet Cnng in f!lo . \ THURSDAY·, AUG. 20 ' VENUS PENCILS i ,_ '~ ENGLISH DICTIOIAIY L.lDIIS' PANTS . LADIIS' SWEATERS JUMPERS 'litvety Nllettion of lodiet' llot A thorp . .ction of girls. 7• I• bol'ldtd wool jumpen ttlot ore lilled oitd ovailoblt i!'l A ttylt1 ... choon from plaldt tolidt e-nd checks. ll11it lwtOfllt'1 by Spun Croft. Ch~from Ol50rt.d colon in ' pull 01'1~ and cordigons. Si:ret 3<-<IC). . ... Oj News•.. in BriefS (Continued from page I) lw lnformallon leading to his capture, lliDd a <>a•ipllite cbwlng onda clescrlptkD.II IBid he wu a ~-old CauculaD ol medium lrel8bl and bulld, dre•ed In llabt colored troi!B'I, a wldte llrlli and dart jaclr:et. The clolblrl ma7 be blood4platlered, tbef uld. Mill Klr8cb waafound Abbed to death early Sllllclaj at Cit ad, lllilllea northweat ofllalgon. She b.-1 boea lithe bile about a weet and b.-1 arrived In Vlelllalll OIIIJ'...., .U... ..a . Squash: ~an, Mra. Hiram Fisher, MlneravWe . In watermelons·. Fred B. Smith, Pomeroy, wori a lint and 8 second; AIUirew Crou, a.c1ne, won a first, and Mrs. Mary Nease, a sect!nd· Mrs. Hollon wM flrata In red delicious apples and in grapeo. a,q,UMATIIJ, .JAPAN - ~ YOONG MAN wleldln& a toy Rei Shenefield ia .•upertn. pillolliijacbd 1 Ja....- jei1JiHlr In ftlclll today imd fctreeclll to tell!lent of the deP&!'~~ IIDd.l!lanafrbiltlaal+ 161111iddei*\I.POllcuellldtlleiDIII ·. · · ' w18be ~a-lniablriO'PIIIff, ·. ,' ~ llltl 1111 hiJaclr:er Sa~' iJu.!cald, Jt; Wlllllt!il .to l!i ·~ flit 1f, Pl•lllaeruboard IIIII :;~ll filptl!lll ~ai• JloiiiiiTfllor I tlllt to bU bJmlell, No Q WU 1llurt In the 111-i' 'l'buctna wuiiOt hamlld. "I 1101111 lhe elevator and It wu lllcmriD two I!OOOIIda,"..,. wu quoli!d u ~ ''1 wB'I ..... to arpe with a gun ., 1 ga~ tiMIL · te jnelry illldtheo Wllll...,....and called the pollee." Tbe.aclrtll wa!JIIll'llilrc til blrliiiWIDtbeWIIdor!Townwllblrermaldataboutl2:tU.m. w1r111 the IGbbecy look ~•-, a _ --llld. Pollee llld r-• .. - - · - • lad :;ta toot two -.e-at riDp llllluot of diamond oarrinp. ~~ ' fiJi.~ In J•IJI!II!II.. ~~· ~ ••. · :· . 1 . '\ •. ' .=· =~:i~=..:.=,=Bit ~ow~~·=~~Si ~ mllltar7 ... 101110011 FILUI , PAPER 73~. ~!~ ,. . ,·'r·' I'. ' 5oo Qlunt Pk&- 5-hale NOtebook ' • Rea. 1L66 Vii._ lloJS Scbciil • ·•· Paper Sport Shirts ;!;;;:'''llllo~ltole ruled Telechron doc~ has manual and automatic settings to wake you to music. AUtomatic volulne control. Full-range 3" speaker. High-im· pact polysttyrent c~netry. ;. $,,. ,!~ Ntwfiu·-....; ..,.. tor Pfll,., tell, 100 nvlon. ' mr• ' ptrc.t~l UDIES' ,\ ', . ~Chest ' ~All lli'ETAIL VALUE $16.95 S·T·R·E·T·C·K \ JIWiliY "•ld' ~-~ tolld ' SChool tncJ ... lhlrtl. . IUAILYALUI 49c I • HOI/SEWAlD "''". tfyl11 .. , ol/ fht IIIW le~ll shod1s in both toUda and plaids. Sil.s7· 14. SPIRALS 4tc HOIISIWAID IIPT. ann YAWl$~.•• GO,..IPT. . MIDLAND CLOCK RADIO " OL CALM IUOZ. $PRAY STYLE "'1ST HAIR ::r::...o ,.,. DEODOIAIIT .sse - IITAIL YALUI $1.00 -.r. ·tiSMITit 1 SPRAY·"""'""0 148c IPAIL VALUE 91c 4ICOUNT Another school time specicd . . . 'bonded orion iloch in prints ond wlids, assorted foil colors. 3·6x ond 7-l.t. $244 ..$344 CRAYONS 42c liTAIL YALU179c IIOIISIIIAID lilT. . ClOTIIII/f "''" calor• boys' ...., cert" .. .. . "·' f.\EN'S ...· ·WEStiRNJEANS ' 13~ oz;, ~rn sljile jeans with swina .pockeis ;.•. sanfo!i~ed ••. Si~~ l919,36 ..Full , 'i ,. .< r Trusly Jranil. II£W FML- ·Farm Orchard MEw YORit-28A W GABOR, STAR of the BroadWay mow ''FctriJ Cuall," waa robbed of jnelry llllimated til be CONTINUED FROM PAGE I wd flllO,liOO by two gunmen In an .....lllr of the Wlldorl Morgan. Alblrla lluleliiii')J today, pollee ald. , Cucumbers' J,ewls. . . ~·- HnONI · SOOCOUIT SCHQQLF. Reg. '1.00 Vllue Seamless Nylon PANTY .. School;irt special .. . bonded 1kirtt ill on ouortment of ALSO-I $]99 ,.,, Handsamely styled 7jewel wear.evtry· where ~otches by Waltham. <;hoose fl:om Selection of smart shOpts and styles. · BONDED SKIRTS fh1H bondtd acrylic pants t.otur1 1tifdl creost, pull on wobt in an ouortment of lOUd calort. SiEtt 10..20. RITAILYALUI $5.00 DIVORCE ASKED ·' :. Charging gross neglect duly and e<lreme cruelty, Linda Gibeau! Rutland has filed suit for' divorce 'from Rodney E. Glbeaut, Racine, in the Meigs County Common Pleas Court. The plaintiff seeks custody of one minor child. refute views of others who have studied drug problems amonc U.S. soldiers in Vietnam. He !old the committee, headed by Sen. Thomas J. Dodd,D.conn., that he conducted lengthy studies in 1917 despite roadblocb thrown into the path of his research by superiors. "I .can only surrnlae that the hesitancy manllested at var10111 points by rnllltary authorlllel suggested that the marijuana problem had political overtones."' Roffman said. 11ln my Impression, adverae publicity converning Uliclt drug use by soldiers in VIetnam was viewed by some authorities as infiuencing the conllnlted Sllpport of the war effort by the Arnericln public . . . higber headquarters tended to emphasize . the political ramifications." Rollman said lliJ researcb showed about one thlr9 of U.S. oervtcemen in Vletnam,lillU8liJ the younger and lower..ankeil soldler8, smoked pol au. . ruearcbero have said the (II'GIICl'llon might be as hlgb • iiO per cent. . WEBSTER ~.·: use has been in Vietnam," Rollman said In ~ testimony. "If we are really interested in learning wbat hhe effecla of marijuana in Vietnam are , . , we must first be willing to give up some of OW' traditional mytha of folklore. We must refrain from liensallonallsm and we must overcome the political and public relallona efforts al obocurlng 1he real nature of the issue.'' he said. Roffman, a former Anny captain now living In Berkeley, caul., appeared before the Senate Juvenile Delinquency SUbcornrJlillee to detaU findings of his own research and to '" c.••i ClOTI(M - ,, WHILE QUANTinES LAST OPEN DAILY 10 TO '9 -SUNDAY 1 TO 7 .STAll'S TOMORROW.. U: Drug Studies Hindered ol - .· ~· two clashes near artillery bases : along the Laotian boriler early • today. A unit of the U.S. lOis! • Airborne Brigade k!Ued 1~ Coqununlsl troopa and took one. prisoner in lighting a half mile west of Artillery Base Barnett, 10 miles from Laos. One American was killed and eight . wounded. Sooth Vlelnamese Jst lnfan. iry Division iroopa killed It Communists two rnl!"s south of DUMP TO CLOSE Artillery Base 0 Reilly, 10 · The Middleport village dump miles south of Barnett,.at about will close at noon Friday 10 that .the same lime. employes can attend 11M\ f4lr, Both oulposts have been However, the dump will be open under heavy North Vietnamese on Saturday. Village offices will pressure because they overlook also close al noon Friday so that key Communist infiltration clerical help can attend the lair. routes from Laos into South Vlelnam'snorthernprovlnces. Military sources said A111ed forces killed 7:! North Viellla· rnese and VIet Coog around SURGERY FOR CARTER O'Reilly Tuesday. INGLEWOOD, Calif. (UP!)- In a delayed repor~ the U.S. Veteran professional bowler Command said Communist Don Carter clreclr:ed Into Ceil- ground fire shot down two U.S. llnela Hoopltal '1'\leldaf and Air Force Ft Phantoor jet und.......,t surgery to nmow llghter.IJombers Monday nigh~ cartUage from his right knee, 12 miles souUtwest of Da Nang. which haa ellminaled him from T'wo men aboard one of the $2.4 MEETING PUT OFF competltloo for up to three million planes were killed and Due to the county fair, the months. two olhi!J'Iwwe mlulnC· Twin City Shrinettes will not meet Thursday. The nnl ·~ee:~ ha~ bee~ :._1iorte OW' ur ay a ou park, on the. righl going north, when a plcmc will be held. probllilted lrrclude DDT, Aldrhi, CAiU)S AXE THREE 2, 4, 5-T, dlelddn, endrln, DDD, 1m LOUIS (UPI)-The St. mercury compounds lltld nine Louis cardinals announced other leoser known agents. Tueaday the .releue of three players. Unebaclr:er Mlke HI· Melp Geaeral llolpltal bier, offensive tackle Tom Uoyd and wide receiver Phil ADMil'TED - None. Dlll(:ltARGED- May &wk. llq&n all......, cut by the club. By JANE DENISON WASHINGTON (UP!) -A ·r..,..er Army social worker charged today the military tried to hush up studies of drug abuse 11nong American soldiers in Vietnam lor lear the reports would- undermine continued support !CO' 1he war al home. Social scientist Roger A.. Roffman, appearing before a Senile subcommittee stodylng drug problems in the armed services, also bjamed the preso, rnllltary paycii!Jtrlsts and law enforcement olftclals lor blowing the problem far out of proportion. "We really have lltUe Idea what the Impact of marijuana • SST. ~Pla~.. ~. · Called· :,lJig· 'Pit . . · ·.:~·;{; UJB, , . , . if?ar . .... ~. ' fj}rS . under 16,000 feel of water. I wn . WASHIN~1tJN (UPl) · r : ~mbe~, Of\ly~,' ~~ .......,.~ ·~{. ' . ' .... .:.:.,lllle\!,i ill!l rerl@'l!OI•,.,.. . : . · ! · · Wal'\llni o( ai!o""U.l Pbllllon ~~~~wn, tli~b!~.::~~~;~ '' 'i!h ~ . _.r,~ 11 •ril:e 11. lhll lnmll,'.' tile Fourdefenilil!llllwerefl!rW- throwaway a loint Senaie- !'i'lcl."ihe..U.e'l!,IM<iiii!@Dg ~~; llii .IO'!If~'iii ~ ' IU~IIIIrM!added. ·, . llwasadilappolnUnjending lor an operalion which bad gooe smoothly from the time the Anny began loading the obsolete rockela aboard lrains at Anruston, Ala., and Richmond, Ky., 11 days ago. Even as 1he operatloo was completed Tuesday, the United States assured the world It would never again dump chemicals into the sea The Army said 11 was ~ this one last time beeause there was no way to .break Into the concrete "cnflins" to detoxify the gas. . Tbetestatseahadbeenset up to placate envlronmentallsts who feared the vaults would burst under the crushing pressure of three miles of ocean water, releasing the gila :~":;' .~ ~thl~r~-: possible threat til human life, H.' Ma Only one teal worked, butll ABOARD THE USS HART· was inconclusive. lEY (UP!)-~ :Navy today Wster samples taken from a abandoned lla eff«ts to deter- One lowered almost half way to mine wheU.:r • slbking Uberty the sea bed showed negative sblp released Its cargo of results for gas. A Navy dead4' polson gas into the . spokesman said lhlt particular Atlanlk oc..n 2112 miles off the test would have been meaning· Florida coast. lui only U It had reacted Elaborate ell(>Orlments to posiUV.Iy. No gas was evident determine whether tiS coocrete In water samplel taken at the and steel vaulla of nerve gas surface , but none had b~en burst apart under the pressure expected. of three miles of ocean water Tbe major reason lor the ended in failure, as dld efforts failure apparently was the lo pinpoinl the e..ct location of unusually violent d..C.nt of the the sunken hulk. old haulk. Souodlng equlpmtnl The Navy said its special indicatedtheshlpsankat2,000 satellite navlg&Uon equipment feet per minute, srnashlnJ into failed to lind any trace of the the ocean floor at 25 mites per SS LeBaron RUS5ell Briggs, hour only eight minUtes after leaving It and 67 tons of 1he sUpping beneath the surface in obsolete but toxic gas lost a spray of foam. ==:.~e:~: . • Lo··'s.es A~·o·o ,··n FourF,inedCo·•.._in B)'ROY~IIRIGiri'BilL .' . ' 1t.. 'j."bblo.!J7 ....).~,0.,Aiflulll8, 1t70 PENCIL_$ ' SchoOl' cut western. · • ' I IOYS' BELt WESTERN MIN'S lEU 58t· JEANS IYMI.IftANGI8 Mr. Wrangler Hondo boll bollom westef:n ;toM. Sfim·fittiftQ~ cv1tom ··• "'~' I~ lo..~. ·. cotli>n. Sltft t9 ~v~· ~;t1 •;ill- • : . �N ·~v.·y a , " . · . bnmedlately. ...... ' ;:a:.:,a~ HEolDS FENCING TEAM NEW YORK (UPI)-Walter Krause of Newark, N.J., the 1970 National Collegiate Athletic Aslociatloo foil title holder, heads a 20-member United States fencing team that will compete in the University Games in Turino, Itllly, Aug.~ Sept. 6. " SUPER GOLF MATCH NEW YORK (UPI)- PGA winner Dave Stoclr:lon will join Masten winner Billy Casper, U.S. Open champion Tony Jackllrl, and British Open Champion Jack Nlcldaus in tbe fl7 ,500 World Series ol Golf being beld this year at Firestone r.ountry Club In Akron, IJiio, Sept. 1:1-13. Weather Low tonighl in the 60s and low 716. Clearing and cooler North, cbsnce of thundershowers south Thuraday. High near 80 north, near 90 south. ROGER RIEBEL, Sl, Ia lbe new manager of Skyltae Lanes. A nallve of Meigs County, be has been aSBismm manager of Hollday Bowl ID Caatoa, Obfo. He Is a quaWled wtructor wbo bas WGD moaey aDd allllleftu tropbleo In several major loamameall. Hil overage Is Zl!. He Is married and bas four cblldren. SERVICE SET Funeral services for .Harry Jacobs, 59, who died at his PI:snrm~s IIANNED Pomeroy home Tuesday, will be Wasbloot011-Intedor Secretary held at I p m. Thuraday at the Walter J, Hickel recently lm· Ewing F.;,.ral Home where posed 11. baa on the use of pesti· friends may call any time. cides on more tblll $00 million acrea of Federal lands, one· quarter ot the land area or tbe Unlled Btt.lia. Tboae chemic~ . Ann)' said =~wo:::d:t ':se~u!: which !hey said was almost nonexistent anyway. :H n.. :e~ w:: amount of marine life would be affected. The Navy had hoped 1o collect water samples from the orrnten ship in 10 bottles that llbould have Roated til the llll'face autornallcaUy over a period of eight hours. They were equipped with llghla and radio devices lo enable the destroyer escort USS Hartley 1o retrieve them. But foor bottles lllri'aced prematurely and the others apparently never reached 1he surface. The Briggs was also equipped with special sounding gear that should have allowed the Hartley 1o pinpoint lhe sunken ship's exact location on lhe ocean noor. But special tranaducers aboard !he hulk falled to resi>Ond to slgnala from the &rtley. Spectlll crews boarded the Briggs Tuesday til open valves to Oood the hulk. 11 took almost four hours to aink beneath the waves but only eight minutes to rea~h bottom. onin~~~\of.,.,~ ' . wo~ld ~' Ole -~~~~-~·ljlmch"' 1" ~ ,_1rrlll!Dn .. .••w Ho..,. parlel today ltronl,ly , . ;: , hive :a'llt ·orll!\.....,t:· .· "'""""'""' Y recomp~ended the federal ,w.etlean loVerrimeni : •• from < iiWlo4. 1!Pote," lhe nip1Jt }l.iht\llll ~~ In the courl ol PGmeroy government stop linan~ de- develo~lngtr'ailaconflnentalraU· UkL ·~ la Ull,le r•11on~ inl!Wlll111i1 elrad7 ~ ~I J:edCharfiOOiel andLegar · velopment of lbe . supenonlc f'1111dli ilr' ~ell!d!mt Kennedy,,10. ~J~i lhe ;.F!II~t M.. lbf~ r.'.Jtl)jll ·""' 1!11 · C<lllll ,. lransport (SST) plane. y0ars .• ·from)rn~ldr!i a wllli\ll'r(a ~'rale of NIIIOII · .. ii{Gr!,>liU te~~ to lhrJeeohnday Jail sen- n.. J9h)l EconomY ~- progr1111 til' reacb the retw,'r! ~. l~:in.Wa~l. quo~ta,d' an.. :Jdd(ll. • ''"""" were . lluloell II. mijtee IBid <'no· furtb.. rm.D· Tbe 'liST lvouid be cleNned to "1~:11 en~ JIOiilil!le IIIII miWDIIIOf ~ ~'f < Pomeroy and Ell Buoh, clal supp<ll't of lhe .IJI"""'onlc carry aliolil liOilJl'll!!!ltt;!'l. ,at . ' '· · , .. · ·. > ,. -:: ' . 1 Mlneravllleflned . _and.Rasaall waaleaalso traJISI>!"'\developmentprogram l,BOOinUes per ¥w"-lar. above '.l. .:.. · .J . ~ . · ' :£. . · :=! .· A . f ~. ,. C06Ia for Vlng Is ju!tified ailllja time.': the apee<l'olsound, SUppqrlers ~ ' .tUIU~....,. .,.,, ~ ' d• the""""" of an accident. In a report~ on~ of the 'pro . )ect bave 'pld •If' is .\ ·•; "' .j·,l ~ j ' ·, "' '1 : ~ ~ · ,• " / Others fined were Jooeph held In May, IM·subcomlnittee ' necessarY to keep "the Uolted Don f, ~ •'I tlh!cl ~,\(lofdlertwo .' IDII 1 Freeman, P«neroy • IS and concluded "lew rdgnlflcant pub- Stales ·In· comP.IIIIon with an, ~ atii!J Rulilild RPIIte I ·d~ilillle,r I!I'~'C4dldl(, lln lrl c~~lll, no safety. equipment lie benefits" appeal'' lilte.ly !W SST .biD!I by 'France,lnd ~· Mr. ~ wu I ~~ . , . _ JiJ . -:::: ~~ •nmotorcycle.• flO accrue from !he SSt and added .Britlllil. Crlll~a have . said· It ~ ., , ~of ltie ·1!111Will United ,~ ~ . . ~';,~ costa, no cense laga, and "more productive UJes of would beCome a plaything· of Metti~at Church and l!•~.p.m. ,~· II ""!'• IS and C<lilll for haVIng an govem.ment resources are the jet set and add til no1ae .llilrrlaliitvWe Malonic Lodge~ Hamt ' "*.i ~ Illegal . exhaust, and 81\non clearly avaUable." pollution. r~ No. til. may caiJ. Ill)' ~ Johnson, Pomeroy; f5 and 01 the subcommittee's 10 n.. report said there wap IW ~ 111 a dalll!hter ... 111111 111tll! ~ ol '•• tx,i cOlla, laU~e to yield the right satisfactory evidence u,. .pro- Mr., Ph!Up Smith, Pomeroy Rl. ·Friday. Tht ll,lv, ~·. @.eslfr of way, • ducllon phase of.the ssr can be 3, and a lllter, Mrs. FraDt ~ 'Will ·~• . Bllrlal financed entire~ from prlYate HaUlday; Ralland lloilte I. Hil .wiD MlleW r.,I ,! Lc,. •lwbllo w e or. 1 , a. n d . moon," .'· n Di · .· .·:T 1)-..n·. bel._ ibae 7,l•et Cong j T ,. u. e ld ~~.1 !je·ln 'PRICES IN EFFECT THROUGH SUNDAY AUGUST23 ·~ • • • • • • • • • • • • • • •.• • • • • STIFFU.irs. BIG!. ,;.,.' ~.M. UAL . By F'li.OiK FROSCH OO:HNOMtrPENH (wiUPihl~lh . l8n oops """ VIetnamese aerial support halt"ed a Viet Cong .unit nine miles fr~m Phnom Penh Tuesday mghl. The U.S. command today reported the loss of two American F4.Phantom jets and a iroop.earrymg helicopter over Vtelnam. Allied forces killed 29 N...tlt Vtelnamese and Viet Cnng in f!lo . \ THURSDAY·, AUG. 20 ' VENUS PENCILS i ,_ '~ ENGLISH DICTIOIAIY L.lDIIS' PANTS . LADIIS' SWEATERS JUMPERS 'litvety Nllettion of lodiet' llot A thorp . .ction of girls. 7• I• bol'ldtd wool jumpen ttlot ore lilled oitd ovailoblt i!'l A ttylt1 ... choon from plaldt tolidt e-nd checks. ll11it lwtOfllt'1 by Spun Croft. Ch~from Ol50rt.d colon in ' pull 01'1~ and cordigons. Si:ret 3<-<IC). . ... Oj News•.. in BriefS (Continued from page I) lw lnformallon leading to his capture, lliDd a <>a•ipllite cbwlng onda clescrlptkD.II IBid he wu a ~-old CauculaD ol medium lrel8bl and bulld, dre•ed In llabt colored troi!B'I, a wldte llrlli and dart jaclr:et. The clolblrl ma7 be blood4platlered, tbef uld. Mill Klr8cb waafound Abbed to death early Sllllclaj at Cit ad, lllilllea northweat ofllalgon. She b.-1 boea lithe bile about a weet and b.-1 arrived In Vlelllalll OIIIJ'...., .U... ..a . Squash: ~an, Mra. Hiram Fisher, MlneravWe . In watermelons·. Fred B. Smith, Pomeroy, wori a lint and 8 second; AIUirew Crou, a.c1ne, won a first, and Mrs. Mary Nease, a sect!nd· Mrs. Hollon wM flrata In red delicious apples and in grapeo. a,q,UMATIIJ, .JAPAN - ~ YOONG MAN wleldln& a toy Rei Shenefield ia .•upertn. pillolliijacbd 1 Ja....- jei1JiHlr In ftlclll today imd fctreeclll to tell!lent of the deP&!'~~ IIDd.l!lanafrbiltlaal+ 161111iddei*\I.POllcuellldtlleiDIII ·. · · ' w18be ~a-lniablriO'PIIIff, ·. ,' ~ llltl 1111 hiJaclr:er Sa~' iJu.!cald, Jt; Wlllllt!il .to l!i ·~ flit 1f, Pl•lllaeruboard IIIII :;~ll filptl!lll ~ai• JloiiiiiTfllor I tlllt to bU bJmlell, No Q WU 1llurt In the 111-i' 'l'buctna wuiiOt hamlld. "I 1101111 lhe elevator and It wu lllcmriD two I!OOOIIda,"..,. wu quoli!d u ~ ''1 wB'I ..... to arpe with a gun ., 1 ga~ tiMIL · te jnelry illldtheo Wllll...,....and called the pollee." Tbe.aclrtll wa!JIIll'llilrc til blrliiiWIDtbeWIIdor!Townwllblrermaldataboutl2:tU.m. w1r111 the IGbbecy look ~•-, a _ --llld. Pollee llld r-• .. - - · - • lad :;ta toot two -.e-at riDp llllluot of diamond oarrinp. ~~ ' fiJi.~ In J•IJI!II!II.. ~~· ~ ••. · :· . 1 . '\ •. ' .=· =~:i~=..:.=,=Bit ~ow~~·=~~Si ~ mllltar7 ... 101110011 FILUI , PAPER 73~. ~!~ ,. . ,·'r·' I'. ' 5oo Qlunt Pk&- 5-hale NOtebook ' • Rea. 1L66 Vii._ lloJS Scbciil • ·•· Paper Sport Shirts ;!;;;:'''llllo~ltole ruled Telechron doc~ has manual and automatic settings to wake you to music. AUtomatic volulne control. Full-range 3" speaker. High-im· pact polysttyrent c~netry. ;. $,,. ,!~ Ntwfiu·-....; ..,.. tor Pfll,., tell, 100 nvlon. ' mr• ' ptrc.t~l UDIES' ,\ ', . ~Chest ' ~All lli'ETAIL VALUE $16.95 S·T·R·E·T·C·K \ JIWiliY "•ld' ~-~ tolld ' SChool tncJ ... lhlrtl. . IUAILYALUI 49c I • HOI/SEWAlD "''". tfyl11 .. , ol/ fht IIIW le~ll shod1s in both toUda and plaids. Sil.s7· 14. SPIRALS 4tc HOIISIWAID IIPT. ann YAWl$~.•• GO,..IPT. . MIDLAND CLOCK RADIO " OL CALM IUOZ. $PRAY STYLE "'1ST HAIR ::r::...o ,.,. DEODOIAIIT .sse - IITAIL YALUI $1.00 -.r. ·tiSMITit 1 SPRAY·"""'""0 148c IPAIL VALUE 91c 4ICOUNT Another school time specicd . . . 'bonded orion iloch in prints ond wlids, assorted foil colors. 3·6x ond 7-l.t. $244 ..$344 CRAYONS 42c liTAIL YALU179c IIOIISIIIAID lilT. . ClOTIIII/f "''" calor• boys' ...., cert" .. .. . "·' f.\EN'S ...· ·WEStiRNJEANS ' 13~ oz;, ~rn sljile jeans with swina .pockeis ;.•. sanfo!i~ed ••. Si~~ l919,36 ..Full , 'i ,. .< r Trusly Jranil. II£W FML- ·Farm Orchard MEw YORit-28A W GABOR, STAR of the BroadWay mow ''FctriJ Cuall," waa robbed of jnelry llllimated til be CONTINUED FROM PAGE I wd flllO,liOO by two gunmen In an .....lllr of the Wlldorl Morgan. Alblrla lluleliiii')J today, pollee ald. , Cucumbers' J,ewls. . . ~·- HnONI · SOOCOUIT SCHQQLF. Reg. '1.00 Vllue Seamless Nylon PANTY .. School;irt special .. . bonded 1kirtt ill on ouortment of ALSO-I $]99 ,.,, Handsamely styled 7jewel wear.evtry· where ~otches by Waltham. <;hoose fl:om Selection of smart shOpts and styles. · BONDED SKIRTS fh1H bondtd acrylic pants t.otur1 1tifdl creost, pull on wobt in an ouortment of lOUd calort. SiEtt 10..20. RITAILYALUI $5.00 DIVORCE ASKED ·' :. Charging gross neglect duly and e<lreme cruelty, Linda Gibeau! Rutland has filed suit for' divorce 'from Rodney E. Glbeaut, Racine, in the Meigs County Common Pleas Court. The plaintiff seeks custody of one minor child. refute views of others who have studied drug problems amonc U.S. soldiers in Vietnam. He !old the committee, headed by Sen. Thomas J. Dodd,D.conn., that he conducted lengthy studies in 1917 despite roadblocb thrown into the path of his research by superiors. "I .can only surrnlae that the hesitancy manllested at var10111 points by rnllltary authorlllel suggested that the marijuana problem had political overtones."' Roffman said. 11ln my Impression, adverae publicity converning Uliclt drug use by soldiers in VIetnam was viewed by some authorities as infiuencing the conllnlted Sllpport of the war effort by the Arnericln public . . . higber headquarters tended to emphasize . the political ramifications." Rollman said lliJ researcb showed about one thlr9 of U.S. oervtcemen in Vletnam,lillU8liJ the younger and lower..ankeil soldler8, smoked pol au. . ruearcbero have said the (II'GIICl'llon might be as hlgb • iiO per cent. . WEBSTER ~.·: use has been in Vietnam," Rollman said In ~ testimony. "If we are really interested in learning wbat hhe effecla of marijuana in Vietnam are , . , we must first be willing to give up some of OW' traditional mytha of folklore. We must refrain from liensallonallsm and we must overcome the political and public relallona efforts al obocurlng 1he real nature of the issue.'' he said. Roffman, a former Anny captain now living In Berkeley, caul., appeared before the Senate Juvenile Delinquency SUbcornrJlillee to detaU findings of his own research and to '" c.••i ClOTI(M - ,, WHILE QUANTinES LAST OPEN DAILY 10 TO '9 -SUNDAY 1 TO 7 .STAll'S TOMORROW.. U: Drug Studies Hindered ol - .· ~· two clashes near artillery bases : along the Laotian boriler early • today. A unit of the U.S. lOis! • Airborne Brigade k!Ued 1~ Coqununlsl troopa and took one. prisoner in lighting a half mile west of Artillery Base Barnett, 10 miles from Laos. One American was killed and eight . wounded. Sooth Vlelnamese Jst lnfan. iry Division iroopa killed It Communists two rnl!"s south of DUMP TO CLOSE Artillery Base 0 Reilly, 10 · The Middleport village dump miles south of Barnett,.at about will close at noon Friday 10 that .the same lime. employes can attend 11M\ f4lr, Both oulposts have been However, the dump will be open under heavy North Vietnamese on Saturday. Village offices will pressure because they overlook also close al noon Friday so that key Communist infiltration clerical help can attend the lair. routes from Laos into South Vlelnam'snorthernprovlnces. Military sources said A111ed forces killed 7:! North Viellla· rnese and VIet Coog around SURGERY FOR CARTER O'Reilly Tuesday. INGLEWOOD, Calif. (UP!)- In a delayed repor~ the U.S. Veteran professional bowler Command said Communist Don Carter clreclr:ed Into Ceil- ground fire shot down two U.S. llnela Hoopltal '1'\leldaf and Air Force Ft Phantoor jet und.......,t surgery to nmow llghter.IJombers Monday nigh~ cartUage from his right knee, 12 miles souUtwest of Da Nang. which haa ellminaled him from T'wo men aboard one of the $2.4 MEETING PUT OFF competltloo for up to three million planes were killed and Due to the county fair, the months. two olhi!J'Iwwe mlulnC· Twin City Shrinettes will not meet Thursday. The nnl ·~ee:~ ha~ bee~ :._1iorte OW' ur ay a ou park, on the. righl going north, when a plcmc will be held. probllilted lrrclude DDT, Aldrhi, CAiU)S AXE THREE 2, 4, 5-T, dlelddn, endrln, DDD, 1m LOUIS (UPI)-The St. mercury compounds lltld nine Louis cardinals announced other leoser known agents. Tueaday the .releue of three players. Unebaclr:er Mlke HI· Melp Geaeral llolpltal bier, offensive tackle Tom Uoyd and wide receiver Phil ADMil'TED - None. Dlll(:ltARGED- May &wk. llq&n all......, cut by the club. By JANE DENISON WASHINGTON (UP!) -A ·r..,..er Army social worker charged today the military tried to hush up studies of drug abuse 11nong American soldiers in Vietnam lor lear the reports would- undermine continued support !CO' 1he war al home. Social scientist Roger A.. Roffman, appearing before a Senile subcommittee stodylng drug problems in the armed services, also bjamed the preso, rnllltary paycii!Jtrlsts and law enforcement olftclals lor blowing the problem far out of proportion. "We really have lltUe Idea what the Impact of marijuana • SST. ~Pla~.. ~. · Called· :,lJig· 'Pit . . · ·.:~·;{; UJB, , . , . if?ar . .... ~. ' fj}rS . under 16,000 feel of water. I wn . WASHIN~1tJN (UPl) · r : ~mbe~, Of\ly~,' ~~ .......,.~ ·~{. ' . ' .... .:.:.,lllle\!,i ill!l rerl@'l!OI•,.,.. . : . · ! · · Wal'\llni o( ai!o""U.l Pbllllon ~~~~wn, tli~b!~.::~~~;~ '' 'i!h ~ . _.r,~ 11 •ril:e 11. lhll lnmll,'.' tile Fourdefenilil!llllwerefl!rW- throwaway a loint Senaie- !'i'lcl."ihe..U.e'l!,IM<iiii!@Dg ~~; llii .IO'!If~'iii ~ ' IU~IIIIrM!added. ·, . llwasadilappolnUnjending lor an operalion which bad gooe smoothly from the time the Anny began loading the obsolete rockela aboard lrains at Anruston, Ala., and Richmond, Ky., 11 days ago. Even as 1he operatloo was completed Tuesday, the United States assured the world It would never again dump chemicals into the sea The Army said 11 was ~ this one last time beeause there was no way to .break Into the concrete "cnflins" to detoxify the gas. . Tbetestatseahadbeenset up to placate envlronmentallsts who feared the vaults would burst under the crushing pressure of three miles of ocean water, releasing the gila :~":;' .~ ~thl~r~-: possible threat til human life, H.' Ma Only one teal worked, butll ABOARD THE USS HART· was inconclusive. lEY (UP!)-~ :Navy today Wster samples taken from a abandoned lla eff«ts to deter- One lowered almost half way to mine wheU.:r • slbking Uberty the sea bed showed negative sblp released Its cargo of results for gas. A Navy dead4' polson gas into the . spokesman said lhlt particular Atlanlk oc..n 2112 miles off the test would have been meaning· Florida coast. lui only U It had reacted Elaborate ell(>Orlments to posiUV.Iy. No gas was evident determine whether tiS coocrete In water samplel taken at the and steel vaulla of nerve gas surface , but none had b~en burst apart under the pressure expected. of three miles of ocean water Tbe major reason lor the ended in failure, as dld efforts failure apparently was the lo pinpoinl the e..ct location of unusually violent d..C.nt of the the sunken hulk. old haulk. Souodlng equlpmtnl The Navy said its special indicatedtheshlpsankat2,000 satellite navlg&Uon equipment feet per minute, srnashlnJ into failed to lind any trace of the the ocean floor at 25 mites per SS LeBaron RUS5ell Briggs, hour only eight minUtes after leaving It and 67 tons of 1he sUpping beneath the surface in obsolete but toxic gas lost a spray of foam. ==:.~e:~: . • Lo··'s.es A~·o·o ,··n FourF,inedCo·•.._in B)'ROY~IIRIGiri'BilL .' . ' 1t.. 'j."bblo.!J7 ....).~,0.,Aiflulll8, 1t70 PENCIL_$ ' SchoOl' cut western. · • ' I IOYS' BELt WESTERN MIN'S lEU 58t· JEANS IYMI.IftANGI8 Mr. Wrangler Hondo boll bollom westef:n ;toM. Sfim·fittiftQ~ cv1tom ··• "'~' I~ lo..~. ·. cotli>n. Sltft t9 ~v~· ~;t1 •;ill- • : . �. - ~ ' . OPEN DAllY ALL S. 13 OFF $1088 GUN RACK 4 PLACE 1·10 LBS. BARBELL COMB. . .FOOTBALL, $ $2.66 RETAIL VALUE 97 ..,. SHIU FOR GASOLINI STOVIS, ~ANITDt•s Al~m CATJ.L niC ~ HIATD~~~i' .' "" ,· . ~RQO~··· .I OAA"'GE u~·.rm , . .f.. l~·a\·- ·•l!i~~ .. nu · \iiP.JI"' ' ! 1' . i~f!· ' ,' ' . .. $2.,. , . SHII'$-T. POLAROID CAMERA Case KODAK SUPER EIGHT ·MOVIE FILM "film the action around your home in COLOR" ,. . ' RETAIL VA LUI cou:JR weight, wGt•r repellent army duck. Fronl ponol• and bock ol cuffs focedwith wear resi1tant ¥inyt. Zippollfly, bullon lop. Bo~ loop1, water prooluol potch. SOliS 100·200· 300 .1.95 . RETAIL YAWl • , .•• . ·1·•·00·1A ' . ' ~· ~ I ' ' ' 'I , ... -~lin. ' SUNSET 3 QT. 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HECK'S DISCOUNT PRICE Com~• ..,.cial ... 1hi1 # ~00 •looping bog i• ideal for those foil camping trips coming up. Worm .t pound fibtr fill with water resistant duck outer and colorful flannel lining. POCKET RADIO 2SLICE TOASTER e • SLEEPING BAG ELECTRIC GENERAL ELECTRIC. 23, WHILE QUANnTIES LAST THROUGH SUNDAY, MUNSEY HEARING-AIJ) . 7 CUP ALUMINUM PERC GREASE CONTAINER .177 CAL. ' ~ PELLET RIFLE • • Loads olfun w~h !hb rlflo !hot ho• odju•loble lighh, · !>Ow•r pioton and r~ltd borrol. · ,.__......~~!..' 7 . 2 por •.Chalco ofsin lor ~flo or thqlgup. ·' , .W ' . •• ' ~: RITAIL ·' '· s" .'.!·; •., YAWl · , ' RETAIL VAWE . $17.95 $5.50 . . mAILVAWI$13.95 . I· '·~ ' ' ,, ~ ,: , ·''' .\ Honflng 10010n spoci~ ·; . : 1 'pieu ca.mouflaa•d cotton . · ~WIM.~ ,ntdium Wli9ht hu")l~9,. · · · eaYoroJI~ S.M-L-XL. ,, , ,.,. .·.:. SJ9J .· · ~~ '· ' . . . I .' '· ' . ! • . 3 .PC. ,ALUMINUM ·. . MLIIDIII ~ .~T. ..SAUCEPAN SllfiiTS IJIIIf. THE "BUG" RIDEM CAR This popular car I• a lfondout In oyo calchlng colors pluo a gay flowor on ocich ·,ldo: Roliablo plastic tonstructio~t-, steel axle and &teerlng column. T•o ft. lang. . DOCTOR& ( . . KIT :·,. · · . · HOI$1WAIIS IJIPT. · IIOIISIWAIIS PAirSn ·, 601/SIWAIIS /11,, 12 QT. ALUMINUM SAUCE POT SAUCfi'AN-lQT. SAUCEPAN£ . • "· FORMULA 409 DISHPAN $218 CLEANER ALSO 4 QT.SID 88c .· . PLASTIC COLOR . . ' ... 22 oz. 12 QT. ALUMINUM CR4YONS c . HnONE ,·ZIPPER POUCH "flod. away all tile little tiling• for Khool" �. - ~ ' . OPEN DAllY ALL S. 13 OFF $1088 GUN RACK 4 PLACE 1·10 LBS. BARBELL COMB. . .FOOTBALL, $ $2.66 RETAIL VALUE 97 ..,. SHIU FOR GASOLINI STOVIS, ~ANITDt•s Al~m CATJ.L niC ~ HIATD~~~i' .' "" ,· . ~RQO~··· .I OAA"'GE u~·.rm , . .f.. l~·a\·- ·•l!i~~ .. nu · \iiP.JI"' ' ! 1' . i~f!· ' ,' ' . .. $2.,. , . SHII'$-T. POLAROID CAMERA Case KODAK SUPER EIGHT ·MOVIE FILM "film the action around your home in COLOR" ,. . ' RETAIL VA LUI cou:JR weight, wGt•r repellent army duck. Fronl ponol• and bock ol cuffs focedwith wear resi1tant ¥inyt. Zippollfly, bullon lop. Bo~ loop1, water prooluol potch. SOliS 100·200· 300 .1.95 . RETAIL YAWl • , .•• . ·1·•·00·1A ' . ' ~· ~ I ' ' ' 'I , ... -~lin. ' SUNSET 3 QT. ALUMINUM INSTAMATIC COVERED SAUCE PAN . PHOTO ALBUM ··.mill.lr IIIPT. STERLING · . . I . $1-'· ! . --.. ! -.-~ .. ,* RETAILVAWE $2.95 SHOEBOX RETAIL VAWI $5.95 ' HOI/SIWAIIS Bll.lr IJIPT. IJIPT. 1 1/2 QT. ALUMINUM 3 PC. ALUMINUM WHISTLIIIG iEriLE RANGE SO 111' INCLUDIII SAlT AND PEPPER SHAKER ... PlUS HETTRICK- Forest brown pant of medium CAMERA CASE HOLDS 96 PICTURES WITH COL Oil LIDS HUNTING PANTS POLAROID RETAIL VALUE $9.95 liTAIL · ·. ~~~c t .,,~ SHITS-T. CIGAREnE LIGHTER /IWIIIY 111/11. FOR MOVIE OR SLIDE FILM COLOR PROCESSING FOR JUST 1 v.-UI VALUI $1.•69 BIG SWINGER JIWII.Ir IJIPT. ' $1,77 RITAIL RETAIL VALUE $3.95 . IITAIL S<:RIPTO JIWiliY IJIPT. . Expandod, ,¥injil fOP wi!f!·· p~ lrimmod.laplio and ¥1· IOfl. Quiil<od lining. . f ·; . GALLON RETAIL VALUE $17.95 JIWII.Ir IJIPT. VALUI$7,95 3M DYNACHROME MAILER SEAWAY .~ AT RETAIL VALUE $3.9S • · .IIIU•11 PT. PI EISANT SIORE ONLY COLEMAN FUEL ,_~ DISCOUNT PRICES /IWillr IIU1. $1.95 liiTAIL YAWl $dS ;t. BRANDS OF HEARING AIDS e All POPUlAR TYPES Detuxe model large enough to prepare food for the entire family. Switches from baking to broiling simp~y by turning it over and rtv.ning the drawer. Detacho·· ble cord induded. Size 9"xll"x18". 115· 120 "'~'· 900 W. AC only. .. , .ULFORUTN.~I .. AlllilleiT fi!OtiiU. Olympic styled set includes barbells, dumb· bells, b'ars, sleeves, plates cast iron outside collars and instructions. , RETAIL VALUE $26.95 TAPE HUTCH . e FITS MOST POPUlAR IIWII.Ir 60 MINUTE CASSETTE ' IY IVDYIIADY $477 JIWillr IJIPT. RETAIL YALUI $8.95 SHilTS 11111. LERBAKER BAnDIES • RF stage for long 1 range performance • New lculpturtd styljng, 'chrome front . • Big 2 "".. dynamic woker • Convenient carry thong and full carry case. • Compoct doolgn • Hingod crumb !roy 9 poll(oon toast control .. : for toast th.t way you ~ke it e Rt· ctsswd handles on end panels, llay cool ... makes for easy carrying, from co"nter to cupboard. HECK'S DISCOUNT PRICE Com~• ..,.cial ... 1hi1 # ~00 •looping bog i• ideal for those foil camping trips coming up. Worm .t pound fibtr fill with water resistant duck outer and colorful flannel lining. POCKET RADIO 2SLICE TOASTER e • SLEEPING BAG ELECTRIC GENERAL ELECTRIC. 23, WHILE QUANnTIES LAST THROUGH SUNDAY, MUNSEY HEARING-AIJ) . 7 CUP ALUMINUM PERC GREASE CONTAINER .177 CAL. ' ~ PELLET RIFLE • • Loads olfun w~h !hb rlflo !hot ho• odju•loble lighh, · !>Ow•r pioton and r~ltd borrol. · ,.__......~~!..' 7 . 2 por •.Chalco ofsin lor ~flo or thqlgup. ·' , .W ' . •• ' ~: RITAIL ·' '· s" .'.!·; •., YAWl · , ' RETAIL VAWE . $17.95 $5.50 . . mAILVAWI$13.95 . I· '·~ ' ' ,, ~ ,: , ·''' .\ Honflng 10010n spoci~ ·; . : 1 'pieu ca.mouflaa•d cotton . · ~WIM.~ ,ntdium Wli9ht hu")l~9,. · · · eaYoroJI~ S.M-L-XL. ,, , ,.,. .·.:. SJ9J .· · ~~ '· ' . . . I .' '· ' . ! • . 3 .PC. ,ALUMINUM ·. . MLIIDIII ~ .~T. ..SAUCEPAN SllfiiTS IJIIIf. THE "BUG" RIDEM CAR This popular car I• a lfondout In oyo calchlng colors pluo a gay flowor on ocich ·,ldo: Roliablo plastic tonstructio~t-, steel axle and &teerlng column. T•o ft. lang. . DOCTOR& ( . . KIT :·,. · · . · HOI$1WAIIS IJIPT. · IIOIISIWAIIS PAirSn ·, 601/SIWAIIS /11,, 12 QT. ALUMINUM SAUCE POT SAUCfi'AN-lQT. SAUCEPAN£ . • "· FORMULA 409 DISHPAN $218 CLEANER ALSO 4 QT.SID 88c .· . PLASTIC COLOR . . ' ... 22 oz. 12 QT. ALUMINUM CR4YONS c . HnONE ,·ZIPPER POUCH "flod. away all tile little tiling• for Khool" �. " ! \ 16-ntllllliJ~u......__.D_vo· •··--'It··. · . ~~:"""~"'·' ••...,._, • ..,. i .. ~ • . I ,f ID . ·~·~''\ E~B.·l'lalRU ,_· e ,. • 'J • '. ·jf'· l •"'IJV.G . f~n ...n ..·c·om~n . l '.....productloninCI' ,mar)l:~.- ~!h KtnD'sbury lhe -foild~tlnl.,.tem. ~ ~ I ' ~- c~ . '\ · , · \ ' • • .. . · · ' ' ambili(lll IJ. ~ ~ pt ' '0 . • ' , lt'f'. ~ ;'! .,' .~fIE? I I . ', r . '~'• ' - ~ ~~~e>n~::::r:J!r,e!~ . , •' , . . . ooutt . · CreJ.chbaum /laB . J"~ . . -~:U~<r= ~:or.::."t.af..:: ' ' ' ' ~; 11l01111111dfln8nclalall'uc. . . D'Mdll!lum,. ~ r liilrol 1111*11 ~ B1Dk, ll.i!* llliew . . JllcM!t !lid .. lll~it!l chanactefuet ~be~ PI\ ...,.., -'16••_.,,, troll..d"-""'- < · ' " , m""" ... wldlwri•'-llltft'...._ Qlt ofll4iraegmeolsofQUf.~ .-eadinglbealgpala!l'a ~· ...,,• .,cen ...,_..,.....'""'~'. . · ~ ' l.'r.[_ · """', IClbtibe • ,. 1 and 1a rapidly becotiiina lllln by iodjiy•a. h~ : ·lhil' n\aldnJ ~ ~!lannlnC, cr~ ~- l!lld Mn. VlrJII Klllg . S1 ~· In bad dl~, tru . · • · ~ptlve of lhe agrjculll!ral 'ca-" ~ . · 1!\ fOOl\ 'aionillllcl CU!ti:OIIInf yol!lftle lllcl allended a Meowa Seed Com ~b7tbe,Fomili'pllbiet cr.acl1ball!D '!ill . fOIIIId aec!Or. , , 1 .lhrPI'!Biw!J.t .~ ~ltf.. . /:' n\"!'. of. ~t,. The puent SaJ:e~. meelln~ m ~ Co.llrt.cU~I\ . · &UiltY ln .,~~:'· " · 1 llle ~llclu .~ ll!cllllltDI of lonwrrow, 'Will be' ~ a · .Fatmer~ooper~llv"~P, Orieof lhe ·lilOitvlabliuilb, ~~-liO.nJIUiy~Gte.dolely, Fri(l8y. They a)IO rislted Mr. ·111 1't!.eut~~llate~ :111::~"'""" ,..!f UPJ. . ~ J bus~norablrecllabofer?/\llde a vlab)e anawer· for lhll ' nallves for lliOie cqoperaUW'ef ,_....,.. 1 IIOidlng !;«!lp~DJ and Mrs. James ~ at """"' ten Ill, • · . ~'"'1"'1FIY _ .., ",, ,..,, ___, ·' Farmersar-·lloblg tg,lu!v• lit ll;cipbl•Soro8 dileirlad.ut )'eij,;Wtth ~*pl~lll!'l!! ~JeJII\In! \IIIII an operallliC'corporaUon. - ~ynoldaburglllciMr..andMn. . , . Cc!IIIDIOD Pleaa C,art J!uY. B)l c. WILLIAM SWANK iniAl a. COJilplri, lndtiltrtallzed IIJ-tlie United State~, f3.4 bWiotl' fesources, forHijJiit anti U:M~be~~- Leo ~ ltllle at ColwiiiiUa wbe,re • Richard Hlelmlo1 who httl :,.~*~~ · · wm:lh o( ·a..-!wlll!ral producls · , · Vel ""' . ·-·...- "'.,..... !bey met 11te1r ilaqbter, Judy, been vlaitlng .bil ~Iller. at ., .._."' .I'll · were batl\!led'by ~· coop,, · .· , ·i · 1 · llfllol...,tillted - ~ tied Ill from OUvet ~··Kankakee, 84!110fonlaine and bla di!J8)tter .1bt 1J COIII!fl, b!r af ~ ,... :·~ · Hurisonville Mr. and Mrs, BID Cbapmani· erallvea. niesiuolrill!i1fffectlvi · , . . . i~Jli~NG, · . tlielr_eooperaU"! f91' lbe IIcon- IU. She wiD be ~tina her ~~ CoiiiiJibua, httl retui:necf 111 were IAI1'1111·ea~~. . ' · ,: , . "'! hilve o6ld ii couple o( Iota for ec(IIIOJIIIC llll>la of r-. Will OAY'l'ON ~W'J) ..:.'l'lic! qlilo: omlc plna ~' can only be famUy for · two weeu before hia h01114. -,RadcUff and 110n1 of Mi\4liOii SOctety ~ews trailers near ~hell' home. mcreaae mliiiP!lrian~ aa lilt '9!1' 1Air 111~1 ,Joln«< IIi lbe oecurei1 by furtber ~ltf mill returningwschool. . . , VisltlniJ with Mr. llld illra. and Mr. and Mn. Leo Kjiil.at ' . i· Mi. Datlcl RJgp la lbe owner ·'lioaa~i*" ·ct ,~ I.I8WIII ~ h a-·~ the proclis1l"g and relalll"g Mr. alld Mra. Petu Sewar of Nev White and ¥r1, Gertrude Columblil. · : Mr. and ~- Robert Clark of a"" ~lct"!P truck. · . ture IJ ~led. :, . , , 'j,'lllln • eqble plMa - ~ llelda. 1be l!riD!arY goala oflbe Albion, New York visited wlllt . Holley 'over the weekend were Mr. and Mrs. Ralpli Clrl an4 made a trip; Ill Kentucty Ill We were sorry lq lwQ of lhe ~ way an lndl~ual 'MOP- :claapptared 'libllll ~hill cooperative wiD be omlc1e Ul her daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mr•· Robert son, Rodney, vi1lled ber putcbase horses over the det~llt of ·Richilrd Ellis 'from a . er~Uve reacls 00 ~ 1 rzucblral l'l!rllmOutll to· ~· . 'll1e membera In Cip!ll'atioDJ and Eddie King and soDJ recenUy. Swearinger and . son,. Bobby, parenll, Mr. and:foln. Clyde R. wee~. , , . h8arl attack. He gre111 up here! evoluUon m the fOoci b.uaineu ~~Jane, OWDid !If IIIJ ·~ profitability U. lhe finn in or· Mrs. Loulae Harrison at· West Milton; Mr. and Mra. Neal Harrlaon Saturday. ~~'· G~lda . Jon~a of Mta. Sadie Carr iJ spending a. wWdeterntlllll·wblQb role 11 will Steel FOUIIdrJ Co.,IJI4~111 aanlzatlon. _ tended a TupperWare party at White and..,.. of~; Mr. · and Mrs. John Dean 2aniilwWe~nt the weekend few days with ·her da!J8)tler, play lo!Dorrow. . • .. Portamoullt SUnday.. 'tltlb a The cooperaUve food system RuthApnRiffie'satMiddleport Ellzabelh Murray, 1~. and visited Saturday with Mr. 111111 wltll ~- !'Jar! Foil. WliiJe here Donna, in Marlon. Donna has a In lbe past we bave · made compan)' eucutlve. ~ .pjldt, approach Ia tbe only alternaUve recently. Harold White, West Milton. Mra. Paul Paynttr at Clr· . ·.· ~- ea~lled on Ava ~Ukey ~ new baby. .. our decisions bese4' oil lite GafY CaWb~,,:a, pa~ •.took that !nauru Iannen both a llev.andMrs. Clyde Hinton of Recent visitors or · Mr; and penter. Mn. Paynter, 1riiO -... Mr..~~ · A. M. Epple. A large crowd atleilded lhe evolution in lann prochii\Uon. off!r<Jm Scioto CoUiit>' ,Aitpotl market IUid a major voice m Columbus visited with Mr. and Mrs. Willlam King and Mr. and been hospitalized, lias rebinled OioJ. , '~· Don Gibson and . Nir.holson rewtlon at lhe park n i.s Imperative thatlulul'e de- fDI' the return fll&bl bUt~ Ill the key declsions affecting lhe Mra. Ralph Carl and Rodney Mrs. VIrgil King and family home and is somewhat bio. . ITORSNMII· ...-•-n- Oldo ' 1 .•Fanu &ure.l F. . .lln , , , --·'""'...,,.. llt 1 ~~11witwa._~ .. ' w;n~ lor vPJ , lor ,y..!et PRil ~ C:Ot,UMBV,S(VPl) r TOday'a' bylieOiiltiFarm . Bam.• No f~r nluat fat-e !lp 1o lhe . eraJlilp. 11111 ·•.- ljbt rene.t ~tlpln\1 ~t fie !liD· be (ID ajl&lem; Ne'IWs,· NQtes · •:rei • • QT. $1.ZE 'CEMENT· G-P "'*' (llgl- O.,.JIMn '---.. ICitdoN .,_., a.- WSnoo ,, AITOIHinrl IITAI.Y.UUI $1.19 AIVII EtECTRIC HEATER oz. VISTA PASTE WAX • CLEANER DHp cleoninQ auto wax RETAIL VALUE $1.98 ' I . 1\Jrlandilre.Jr.D.G!lbland 1rltli Ava GilkeY IJicl attended lbe 'weddblg Sunday iflernclon 3FOOT 'tl. her $trudy built of southorn pi no and reinforced ·~· strength. ~~~~GIIkeyau.attend IOAIL ' VALUI $5.95 12 oz. LIQUID ROAIL VALUI · $15.95 ;',. ~ter,. Golda Sargent ro jlqbert !teed ;t Zion ~.Mrs. . 1:\eed•a . dalll!hter 0aro1 StrOUil lncl dau8hter C81M Ill Co!Ulllbuli 'by plane and rode STEP STOOL IAIIWAif "'" 77( ;) :ion, Joey1~tSalurday illcht baked on finish. RETAIL VALUE $1.49 • . . . AC!lllple ~ teacbere from the Oblp,~lilveraity hiM d!Oved on lhe J~~ek Warner farm fmnerly the·Ern Wamii' hornli. liTAiL YALU. $3.95 ' Model 37H25'0 I feolllres Arvin fully enginHrtd fully auromatic in,Mnt rQdlant ribbon htat, fan fo~ed ~ift1.!1P­ tion and aUto roOm temperature control with p.qsltlve "off" feature , .. all in on attractive metallic bronn TURTLE WAX ' lilaHFaft\IGayL1noreturnediO tltelr hDine at •Roclnillie, Md, Wblle here·they vlalted the Jollll , G~ at t11e1r cabbl on the HoCidng Rlvl!r 8lid eri)O)'id boatmg. .. Mrs. J - QIIPy of Middleport if vlaltill& her aiatel--tn· law, Ava G~, a tew dayt. .._ c-... ..,.,..,_,. dMMfto iWt ........ "-"'-'t'- - · - ICIII, IMihfiiiM&...... . Wa¥!11 moving from • . ·~rty of lhe ~~ · . ClarD U. lhe Granville • • , . below.town Swlday: Mollie and Minnie McGrath, twins, obeerved lbelr 49111 blrthday Saturday, AIJ8 •.1, llshlng on the Hocking River. . · . Mr.· ucl Mrs. Robert D. BUzzard 9f Denver, Colorado ate expected here Ill visit lila . aun~ Ava Gilkey aud oilier · ~latlvea the flrat week lD OtllOber. Mrs. KsUe Wilson 8lid llh:. · Guy Bolbl whoie lllne88 buJi beenmeniloo~'ltefm-., rililalrl about the same bill ' aJr•. Clarence Eubnan 18 no betler. arrive here 011110bedule. ' •• industry. recenUy. were Mr. and Mrs. Clarence proved. SALE $TARTS FRIDAY MORNING B JN . FRANKLIN . • ASTRO ~ . ""LAE llG -1" Ra CI:De 0 M• •- sc no ol I YilP I••• bltiOr!QI ri QI l~l f )'HitnQ ' . Sh.lld~ !abt l (1\10 utlfJI·<n IIIII ~~~ b liC k. !lflln Dlue ,_ .... ",.,. n• Soe:i81 Events ', .,,.,.""'· 114 OLD ANCHOR BAS-NT·PAIIT HAI/JWAII . AITOIIODVI"'" ,1eweu ~~~ mixod latex ~J pilinllo.r .... _ . ,.walls ••• '!thite and colors. • 2GALL1DNCAN IOAIL VALUE $1J.95 SJ48 .. \ ~- r.-an1111 ~e and aon, eltopplnJ in.. · ••-~ a ''"" Hoepllal, Mr. By Mrs. FraneiJ Morri. Mr. Ira Beegle httl returned from Veterans Memorial Hoapital. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Beegle ol Columbus opent · &eVeral days here' at 'his bed· , side. . ,t : Mrs. James Rees, Sr.' is a patient In the Cllnlc . at , Ga!Upolb!. • ,, , . Mrs. Frances Roberls speiit · iome,tlme cariJI8 for her slater, Mrs : Mary Stampl)e, . who .' recenUy ~mcterwent surgery m· Lancaster. Mlaa M.r.iobelle ~ack 1o her employment after two visited. Mr. · Ellington at Mr. and . ,,.., .CIDOLHIU · ~·· 17+ ..uHf fi!Nr In HctloMf• 'ilftttr......-• ·' CAULKiNO . . GUN . ,., ABOiltJnrl IRAILVALUI ,.,,, ""· ...,..," Durable coated stem $1.19 LUCIJEP EXHAUST EXTENSIONS ASSORTED STYLES ROAIL VALUE $1.49 LUCiTI WALL PAINT e Doean't drip or "'"- lik• m'oat palntl Notds no lllrrlllo 4r thinning , IACH AmiiOJWI, , . 'f elirits in jvot 30 mlnuifl II Soledlon of decorator colors I 4000 Ll. CAPACRY LU,CITI HOU$E ,PAINT i .CO.t,lalilolti own prlmor ,e Lo•ls lon~~tr lhon ..., boloro. IOAIL VALUE 1 $4.91 Cloqn tools with ooap ond water e Clioi<o of coloro · ·' . htlll ,..,••••,. .... ftl l.ft l'i I · c;AULKING co)..~OU,NO: W~lfe tube typ• ~ $JI.f~.· II ··.···CALLOI . . . '4,.,, ' /lilT. . ll'llluntl : ... ·..' • . ·• ·. . ·... I 7 -. ....teconomy..._,,...,, ••llfr. M•y colora tic ....,.,.,.,,., IAU.PIIS :!:.. ••• IMtGIIIM ...,._ (lletlt. 111M """""· lhM Of'.""''*· T ::- ·~ 5' wiUI·Mr. (Phyllis ~ S'. 99 ' . , ''CAUOI' IACH ,. SIZZLER ·SET SCHOOL sns H)O'I 99c ' ;· tnAILYAWI . $1.63 o'l ==244 ln,etv. ghmmertng . wel~k>Ok llorll Cltllgns In 1011 of colors ... red . blac:ll, grMfl . bl~t~e! Vinyt tote beg with handtes and ,matehing ·b•ndlf. Ad-hoed in SEVENTEEN. COED' .,d TUN ' maguines• · ' DUIA MAKE 34·......- ' ' KIT · --.il ' ' CHAlLIS ,-NTIL' STYLING I• ' .' �. " ! \ 16-ntllllliJ~u......__.D_vo· •··--'It··. · . ~~:"""~"'·' ••...,._, • ..,. i .. ~ • . I ,f ID . ·~·~''\ E~B.·l'lalRU ,_· e ,. • 'J • '. ·jf'· l •"'IJV.G . f~n ...n ..·c·om~n . l '.....productloninCI' ,mar)l:~.- ~!h KtnD'sbury lhe -foild~tlnl.,.tem. ~ ~ I ' ~- c~ . '\ · , · \ ' • • .. . · · ' ' ambili(lll IJ. ~ ~ pt ' '0 . • ' , lt'f'. ~ ;'! .,' .~fIE? I I . ', r . '~'• ' - ~ ~~~e>n~::::r:J!r,e!~ . , •' , . . . ooutt . · CreJ.chbaum /laB . J"~ . . -~:U~<r= ~:or.::."t.af..:: ' ' ' ' ~; 11l01111111dfln8nclalall'uc. . . D'Mdll!lum,. ~ r liilrol 1111*11 ~ B1Dk, ll.i!* llliew . . JllcM!t !lid .. lll~it!l chanactefuet ~be~ PI\ ...,.., -'16••_.,,, troll..d"-""'- < · ' " , m""" ... wldlwri•'-llltft'...._ Qlt ofll4iraegmeolsofQUf.~ .-eadinglbealgpala!l'a ~· ...,,• .,cen ...,_..,.....'""'~'. . · ~ ' l.'r.[_ · """', IClbtibe • ,. 1 and 1a rapidly becotiiina lllln by iodjiy•a. h~ : ·lhil' n\aldnJ ~ ~!lannlnC, cr~ ~- l!lld Mn. VlrJII Klllg . S1 ~· In bad dl~, tru . · • · ~ptlve of lhe agrjculll!ral 'ca-" ~ . · 1!\ fOOl\ 'aionillllcl CU!ti:OIIInf yol!lftle lllcl allended a Meowa Seed Com ~b7tbe,Fomili'pllbiet cr.acl1ball!D '!ill . fOIIIId aec!Or. , , 1 .lhrPI'!Biw!J.t .~ ~ltf.. . /:' n\"!'. of. ~t,. The puent SaJ:e~. meelln~ m ~ Co.llrt.cU~I\ . · &UiltY ln .,~~:'· " · 1 llle ~llclu .~ ll!cllllltDI of lonwrrow, 'Will be' ~ a · .Fatmer~ooper~llv"~P, Orieof lhe ·lilOitvlabliuilb, ~~-liO.nJIUiy~Gte.dolely, Fri(l8y. They a)IO rislted Mr. ·111 1't!.eut~~llate~ :111::~"'""" ,..!f UPJ. . ~ J bus~norablrecllabofer?/\llde a vlab)e anawer· for lhll ' nallves for lliOie cqoperaUW'ef ,_....,.. 1 IIOidlng !;«!lp~DJ and Mrs. James ~ at """"' ten Ill, • · . ~'"'1"'1FIY _ .., ",, ,..,, ___, ·' Farmersar-·lloblg tg,lu!v• lit ll;cipbl•Soro8 dileirlad.ut )'eij,;Wtth ~*pl~lll!'l!! ~JeJII\In! \IIIII an operallliC'corporaUon. - ~ynoldaburglllciMr..andMn. . , . Cc!IIIDIOD Pleaa C,art J!uY. B)l c. WILLIAM SWANK iniAl a. COJilplri, lndtiltrtallzed IIJ-tlie United State~, f3.4 bWiotl' fesources, forHijJiit anti U:M~be~~- Leo ~ ltllle at ColwiiiiUa wbe,re • Richard Hlelmlo1 who httl :,.~*~~ · · wm:lh o( ·a..-!wlll!ral producls · , · Vel ""' . ·-·...- "'.,..... !bey met 11te1r ilaqbter, Judy, been vlaitlng .bil ~Iller. at ., .._."' .I'll · were batl\!led'by ~· coop,, · .· , ·i · 1 · llfllol...,tillted - ~ tied Ill from OUvet ~··Kankakee, 84!110fonlaine and bla di!J8)tter .1bt 1J COIII!fl, b!r af ~ ,... :·~ · Hurisonville Mr. and Mrs, BID Cbapmani· erallvea. niesiuolrill!i1fffectlvi · , . . . i~Jli~NG, · . tlielr_eooperaU"! f91' lbe IIcon- IU. She wiD be ~tina her ~~ CoiiiiJibua, httl retui:necf 111 were IAI1'1111·ea~~. . ' · ,: , . "'! hilve o6ld ii couple o( Iota for ec(IIIOJIIIC llll>la of r-. Will OAY'l'ON ~W'J) ..:.'l'lic! qlilo: omlc plna ~' can only be famUy for · two weeu before hia h01114. -,RadcUff and 110n1 of Mi\4liOii SOctety ~ews trailers near ~hell' home. mcreaae mliiiP!lrian~ aa lilt '9!1' 1Air 111~1 ,Joln«< IIi lbe oecurei1 by furtber ~ltf mill returningwschool. . . , VisltlniJ with Mr. llld illra. and Mr. and Mn. Leo Kjiil.at ' . i· Mi. Datlcl RJgp la lbe owner ·'lioaa~i*" ·ct ,~ I.I8WIII ~ h a-·~ the proclis1l"g and relalll"g Mr. alld Mra. Petu Sewar of Nev White and ¥r1, Gertrude Columblil. · : Mr. and ~- Robert Clark of a"" ~lct"!P truck. · . ture IJ ~led. :, . , , 'j,'lllln • eqble plMa - ~ llelda. 1be l!riD!arY goala oflbe Albion, New York visited wlllt . Holley 'over the weekend were Mr. and Mrs. Ralpli Clrl an4 made a trip; Ill Kentucty Ill We were sorry lq lwQ of lhe ~ way an lndl~ual 'MOP- :claapptared 'libllll ~hill cooperative wiD be omlc1e Ul her daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mr•· Robert son, Rodney, vi1lled ber putcbase horses over the det~llt of ·Richilrd Ellis 'from a . er~Uve reacls 00 ~ 1 rzucblral l'l!rllmOutll to· ~· . 'll1e membera In Cip!ll'atioDJ and Eddie King and soDJ recenUy. Swearinger and . son,. Bobby, parenll, Mr. and:foln. Clyde R. wee~. , , . h8arl attack. He gre111 up here! evoluUon m the fOoci b.uaineu ~~Jane, OWDid !If IIIJ ·~ profitability U. lhe finn in or· Mrs. Loulae Harrison at· West Milton; Mr. and Mra. Neal Harrlaon Saturday. ~~'· G~lda . Jon~a of Mta. Sadie Carr iJ spending a. wWdeterntlllll·wblQb role 11 will Steel FOUIIdrJ Co.,IJI4~111 aanlzatlon. _ tended a TupperWare party at White and..,.. of~; Mr. · and Mrs. John Dean 2aniilwWe~nt the weekend few days with ·her da!J8)tler, play lo!Dorrow. . • .. Portamoullt SUnday.. 'tltlb a The cooperaUve food system RuthApnRiffie'satMiddleport Ellzabelh Murray, 1~. and visited Saturday with Mr. 111111 wltll ~- !'Jar! Foil. WliiJe here Donna, in Marlon. Donna has a In lbe past we bave · made compan)' eucutlve. ~ .pjldt, approach Ia tbe only alternaUve recently. Harold White, West Milton. Mra. Paul Paynttr at Clr· . ·.· ~- ea~lled on Ava ~Ukey ~ new baby. .. our decisions bese4' oil lite GafY CaWb~,,:a, pa~ •.took that !nauru Iannen both a llev.andMrs. Clyde Hinton of Recent visitors or · Mr; and penter. Mn. Paynter, 1riiO -... Mr..~~ · A. M. Epple. A large crowd atleilded lhe evolution in lann prochii\Uon. off!r<Jm Scioto CoUiit>' ,Aitpotl market IUid a major voice m Columbus visited with Mr. and Mrs. Willlam King and Mr. and been hospitalized, lias rebinled OioJ. , '~· Don Gibson and . Nir.holson rewtlon at lhe park n i.s Imperative thatlulul'e de- fDI' the return fll&bl bUt~ Ill the key declsions affecting lhe Mra. Ralph Carl and Rodney Mrs. VIrgil King and family home and is somewhat bio. . ITORSNMII· ...-•-n- Oldo ' 1 .•Fanu &ure.l F. . .lln , , , --·'""'...,,.. llt 1 ~~11witwa._~ .. ' w;n~ lor vPJ , lor ,y..!et PRil ~ C:Ot,UMBV,S(VPl) r TOday'a' bylieOiiltiFarm . Bam.• No f~r nluat fat-e !lp 1o lhe . eraJlilp. 11111 ·•.- ljbt rene.t ~tlpln\1 ~t fie !liD· be (ID ajl&lem; Ne'IWs,· NQtes · •:rei • • QT. $1.ZE 'CEMENT· G-P "'*' (llgl- O.,.JIMn '---.. ICitdoN .,_., a.- WSnoo ,, AITOIHinrl IITAI.Y.UUI $1.19 AIVII EtECTRIC HEATER oz. VISTA PASTE WAX • CLEANER DHp cleoninQ auto wax RETAIL VALUE $1.98 ' I . 1\Jrlandilre.Jr.D.G!lbland 1rltli Ava GilkeY IJicl attended lbe 'weddblg Sunday iflernclon 3FOOT 'tl. her $trudy built of southorn pi no and reinforced ·~· strength. ~~~~GIIkeyau.attend IOAIL ' VALUI $5.95 12 oz. LIQUID ROAIL VALUI · $15.95 ;',. ~ter,. Golda Sargent ro jlqbert !teed ;t Zion ~.Mrs. . 1:\eed•a . dalll!hter 0aro1 StrOUil lncl dau8hter C81M Ill Co!Ulllbuli 'by plane and rode STEP STOOL IAIIWAif "'" 77( ;) :ion, Joey1~tSalurday illcht baked on finish. RETAIL VALUE $1.49 • . . . AC!lllple ~ teacbere from the Oblp,~lilveraity hiM d!Oved on lhe J~~ek Warner farm fmnerly the·Ern Wamii' hornli. liTAiL YALU. $3.95 ' Model 37H25'0 I feolllres Arvin fully enginHrtd fully auromatic in,Mnt rQdlant ribbon htat, fan fo~ed ~ift1.!1P­ tion and aUto roOm temperature control with p.qsltlve "off" feature , .. all in on attractive metallic bronn TURTLE WAX ' lilaHFaft\IGayL1noreturnediO tltelr hDine at •Roclnillie, Md, Wblle here·they vlalted the Jollll , G~ at t11e1r cabbl on the HoCidng Rlvl!r 8lid eri)O)'id boatmg. .. Mrs. J - QIIPy of Middleport if vlaltill& her aiatel--tn· law, Ava G~, a tew dayt. .._ c-... ..,.,..,_,. dMMfto iWt ........ "-"'-'t'- - · - ICIII, IMihfiiiM&...... . Wa¥!11 moving from • . ·~rty of lhe ~~ · . ClarD U. lhe Granville • • , . below.town Swlday: Mollie and Minnie McGrath, twins, obeerved lbelr 49111 blrthday Saturday, AIJ8 •.1, llshlng on the Hocking River. . · . Mr.· ucl Mrs. Robert D. BUzzard 9f Denver, Colorado ate expected here Ill visit lila . aun~ Ava Gilkey aud oilier · ~latlvea the flrat week lD OtllOber. Mrs. KsUe Wilson 8lid llh:. · Guy Bolbl whoie lllne88 buJi beenmeniloo~'ltefm-., rililalrl about the same bill ' aJr•. Clarence Eubnan 18 no betler. arrive here 011110bedule. ' •• industry. recenUy. were Mr. and Mrs. Clarence proved. SALE $TARTS FRIDAY MORNING B JN . FRANKLIN . • ASTRO ~ . ""LAE llG -1" Ra CI:De 0 M• •- sc no ol I YilP I••• bltiOr!QI ri QI l~l f )'HitnQ ' . Sh.lld~ !abt l (1\10 utlfJI·<n IIIII ~~~ b liC k. !lflln Dlue ,_ .... ",.,. n• Soe:i81 Events ', .,,.,.""'· 114 OLD ANCHOR BAS-NT·PAIIT HAI/JWAII . AITOIIODVI"'" ,1eweu ~~~ mixod latex ~J pilinllo.r .... _ . ,.walls ••• '!thite and colors. • 2GALL1DNCAN IOAIL VALUE $1J.95 SJ48 .. \ ~- r.-an1111 ~e and aon, eltopplnJ in.. · ••-~ a ''"" Hoepllal, Mr. By Mrs. FraneiJ Morri. Mr. Ira Beegle httl returned from Veterans Memorial Hoapital. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Beegle ol Columbus opent · &eVeral days here' at 'his bed· , side. . ,t : Mrs. James Rees, Sr.' is a patient In the Cllnlc . at , Ga!Upolb!. • ,, , . Mrs. Frances Roberls speiit · iome,tlme cariJI8 for her slater, Mrs : Mary Stampl)e, . who .' recenUy ~mcterwent surgery m· Lancaster. Mlaa M.r.iobelle ~ack 1o her employment after two visited. Mr. · Ellington at Mr. and . ,,.., .CIDOLHIU · ~·· 17+ ..uHf fi!Nr In HctloMf• 'ilftttr......-• ·' CAULKiNO . . GUN . ,., ABOiltJnrl IRAILVALUI ,.,,, ""· ...,..," Durable coated stem $1.19 LUCIJEP EXHAUST EXTENSIONS ASSORTED STYLES ROAIL VALUE $1.49 LUCiTI WALL PAINT e Doean't drip or "'"- lik• m'oat palntl Notds no lllrrlllo 4r thinning , IACH AmiiOJWI, , . 'f elirits in jvot 30 mlnuifl II Soledlon of decorator colors I 4000 Ll. CAPACRY LU,CITI HOU$E ,PAINT i .CO.t,lalilolti own prlmor ,e Lo•ls lon~~tr lhon ..., boloro. IOAIL VALUE 1 $4.91 Cloqn tools with ooap ond water e Clioi<o of coloro · ·' . htlll ,..,••••,. .... ftl l.ft l'i I · c;AULKING co)..~OU,NO: W~lfe tube typ• ~ $JI.f~.· II ··.···CALLOI . . . '4,.,, ' /lilT. . ll'llluntl : ... ·..' • . ·• ·. . ·... I 7 -. ....teconomy..._,,...,, ••llfr. M•y colora tic ....,.,.,.,,., IAU.PIIS :!:.. ••• IMtGIIIM ...,._ (lletlt. 111M """""· lhM Of'.""''*· T ::- ·~ 5' wiUI·Mr. (Phyllis ~ S'. 99 ' . , ''CAUOI' IACH ,. SIZZLER ·SET SCHOOL sns H)O'I 99c ' ;· tnAILYAWI . $1.63 o'l ==244 ln,etv. ghmmertng . wel~k>Ok llorll Cltllgns In 1011 of colors ... red . blac:ll, grMfl . bl~t~e! Vinyt tote beg with handtes and ,matehing ·b•ndlf. Ad-hoed in SEVENTEEN. COED' .,d TUN ' maguines• · ' DUIA MAKE 34·......- ' ' KIT · --.il ' ' CHAlLIS ,-NTIL' STYLING I• ' .' �"illt\o lii'Fee trt P 11-1'1116 .107, o., ADplt a, mu . ealih·Spas Us·e Mormon . R.ule~ w..-•s View I)' PATRICL\ E.I)AVI!I NEW YORK .(i1PIHA!e fdr Roberl L . . Rlee revolfta .IJ'UII!ICI. ~. lamUy and. r.UcJon. _ BJ.lllcorporatlng ~e tbree be has come up with · the f8Cipe tor pbyaical fltneoa and baalll· ....... Rice, at the age of 42, is a blahop In the Clurch of Jesu9 Christ of Latter-Day Saints • (ldormonl and founder of the nation's largest chain of health spas. Rice buea much ol, the regimenat1111EII(Ope8nboalth spas on Mormon tNehlngs. "'!be churc!l stresaH good boalth and ~ercise and what we know as the 'word of wid9om'-abatalnlnce from alcohollc beveragea, coffee, tea and smoking," be · said in an Interview. ''Good members of the church eat only foods coosl· dered good for them. 'Ibis Ia not to say they are fanatical. It is a reasonable Wladoln. · .. It is Just good heait!l." . Rice, who lives in WI Lake Olty· utah ' with lila wife and a1x btt~, said hla 73 spas c•ter to ·~ working people-theyneed .health ald." Children we banned from the faciliUes be said" "because they tend to destroY the ..... of relaDUon we are trying to give theae peoplt-~ tense. harriedprofe!sionalpeople." . Rice stressed the Importance of the combination of a "complete prqgram of figure toning ~ercisea. diet 911perviaton and relaxation of the . ' .,..I'\ ' ,, ' ·r 8J EOOENE v. RII!IIER '· , t WASHINGTON (UPI) Backltllrsat the White HolM: Wbon President Niz111 took olflce, be ursed the nation to lower ltnoice. But 111111 mall Ia any Indication, people are speaklnl louder than ever. . Aceordlng to a recent cunpiIalion, Nixon received during flnt 18 months of his administration a total of 4,587,483 letters and cards and 429,3111 telegr&m9 commenting one way or another on his policies and perfamancea. • the 1 ~ ~ • : ,1 Tbla total of 4,WII,'IIi1 meuapouring into the Wblte HGaae man room Ia at least a tiilulon more than President Dwi8htD. EUonho,.... NCeived during h1a entire e1cbt years In the presidency. And the volwne Ia lncreaalllg. In the flnt 23 weeks of mu alone, Nixon received 1,4&8,167 letters, 304,0211 cards and 228,'153 telegrams-a total of 1,981,338 messages-more than . any previous president ever received In an antlre year and about 110 per cent of wbat he .-lved lut year. ·· au h • as lnemon . .,. •! : R eport By I .• r------------:-------------, I 1: ~ . I 1: : ! I I Clarence I 1 I 1 '· '~ I t: ' I •. ~ .., .. . ., :~ lt '" ~~ '' .. . Miller 1 1 I I T ~·:i:-. ~!'.' ., . .. .... ;li,• l':' )'il'.j''l.: .r \ . " . ' ' •'· , . \ ' ~i:?;.~ ~·~·~ Pa'ul AUIIIIJi called on 1111 Mrs. illltand day. · ., .~'~~t~ ; ' r- • . 1 er"!d. jf s:n: u.a! :•the • Mr. and Mrs. Ace Thomas Rt. I, Galllpqlia, a son(Mr. Mrs. James· It. Sizemore Coalton, son; Mr. and John L. Steele, m, Mason, a 1!011; and Mr. B!ldMra. David L. Jonea, Wellston, a son. e a Mrs: ... ~ :-! and dlt!JIIller, MJ'a ... Gary *· lltW lild Infant -8'1fl, .Van, W.·au.rd, Mrs.,Earl .\V. Clai'II,Jtlr. Frederick W. a-ow Mr. Lao o: Davilkon, Mrs: Dlllaa W, Nibert, t.lrs. Eueerile Saunderl,litra. SeiWJD T. Smith ~ Inlant d,augbler, and PliWip "·Gordon. .i • Market ·Report IC'' •.j..j.~., '., •. ~v PENS~'·:<•.-.· ~~· --7--~------9 $ BLUE CANVAS REG. 9r ·BIND,ERS 3 RING ' rl(ns ouJ.: i ... '· '' I, .f 'J ' ' • ' •• ',.., .••, TomaCioae. : '; ·. · '-' ' ' ..!" . • '' ., 49~ 300 SHEETS FILLER PAPER • REG. &r by ""1 l5.00 up . DUDLEY'S flDRISf .. BUY NOW AND SAVEl EA. ar4 Mrs. John •£. Armstrong Mrl. Robert ~ Bates mar~ the PENCILS Blrtbl ( nnn satooL u; • •• Countll,'lg ' . ,.~ Counthi~ ,. NOVEJ..JY ARDAMG£Mrllft "SOCK IT TO 'EM" HolzerJifedlcal Ce!lter, Firat A.ve. · and Cedar ·st: General •viSiting hours 2-4 and 7-8 p.m Maternity vlslting."ilours 2:30 4:30 p.m. Parents • only on Pedlatrlca Wllrd. •• Ph'""· I PAT DAvq . of Buekeye Lab, Oblo, ln the eantlval ·baa'- fer SO yean laket It easy Mouday aftemot1D ~· waltlail lor tha midway to take form lor the 10'1tb annual Mello Ctun!J Fair. Davia, at o~ time operatejl an illlllre c&rllfval complete with ~· aad games; Hewever, thle to - · laUJitc fleallll he IOld bls ~I with tha eueplloa ol bl1 blgb llrike strength game. Thla Ia bla alxlh year at the Mello County Fair. .· . '' lht tuorlu navot 111 2. Ill tiM, bJ Helu ...,.,,.. Aoatrlpa? m111• , 2. "!llen was "1-!tile Black 3. In 1783, b711te Freach Jiti7allaaltlo'' 'lflllt.o tnd b)' whom? lcllt l!obUUon IAIIPIIIIIIIiol. a. WMn was ·the nrot aucceu- t • .&uaust 2'7, iaSt• ..., iuotafill -hute jUIIp made? yiUe, Pa. '· When IIUl Wblre - tho n.rat 5. Tile ~· or Ill• lud IJ 110,_ COIIII!Ierclalll P!.,..cllve otl PoiUateUa r!Cbteo...aa. wellloctled? e. F'lolll ITO\ to 250 po 111d1 , 5. Whit Ia lite motto of lite ~0111 T. Tlte milO' elfea of 11 • • alate of lite UDiled 1!1a1e ? IIIDIIII!!fl of - · ••• te. HQl/ euch does oa elePh~ s. no 11«'"'-llen ot ~wel&b at blllh? eace. T. Whit is IIBOI'/ 9. 1\dJDUrDment tetllllaat.. •1 ~; In whit document dQia the session, but a ,.,;111 Hta "a decent respect • da.l t for reconn to tho opinions of min kind" occur? 9_·_n_•-:t_1•_the_d_l_a._ren_c•--behlch 11\e iJ w parenia of a 171'e&r· r..., H..&....old boy learned lor the first nil IIIUIIIIIII' time he had a 'liJO..a.((ay heroin .....t II~ R41. habit, that be scrounged the •IU mnr ._, money any w~y he could, that he started snifiing glue at 12, had had· 50 LSD trips and had lost 45 pounda. • "Thai's im-·'ble ,...... •" said the 5f N. 5ec:ond Ave. mother. "My son canes home Middleport, 0. every nlghlfor"dinner." r..-....:PII~.m:r:.i.II:,;NO;:.,_..,J ·sALE STARTS TOI)AYI son, • lwttt~ lite . . . . at \1 wet> • ·, Wlio ZV. ... i~ Review ~~~;:= I,~,:.· of~al:,e-=~ ;~ ~~::-•·.-,.r -Recent · Conrteaui with1the Navj~ , becoming one large delold(lca' II)' IU)BERT .~Q ~Effeetorn-. t!Dt1 ·center unlelne rehablll-' . ·. YO.Iiil' . "( VPIL". SI.IDD ,_..._ "'. "'.- :::..."'!: . In late· the Jbello, blo!:lt the . NE"" :\ •r. . ,.-,_, - .,.,...,. ·-u1 drugs and , m111u1 . .Jarvll aet liP· IF ¢81l*a·, oo streellln which they BtouJd be youngsters feel they ba"re a lh,e· llf(h 1100.. 'ilt' II ~I· playing ChUdhood8arDellapatl itake In their tnm fVIIIre., \ltillbe Sol!th ~ clle~ of of the siclml!IB of the 11mea and · lllalloW Prolllem · ~ew York Cliy prlll Wjtbln I~ tbe fael that drug peddlers There 11 , 1111nlltet llltlled a ~ IJ!IIIIng nourish Ill gbolto conditions , , • quiet switch in 'llruga to a oung addict •- kn 'Trip ,to Nowhere" Iran the must ""' own to everyone by aluma of New Yon to the clean ac:!nlngthe ~,:_con~ shnow .•~ut Mrsth · Jarvia has a few air and mountains of Phoenbt . ..,, , ow.. oc.. 0{ OBeasyet unaware Arl%. ' ·pollee came by and ~ffled ~t the alluallon in the white "Wbo would have though Jleddler. lila feU<iw 'merdlanll upper middle clau and even they'd bave drug _,._. t Ill ~ry simply .!""'ted ~J~to ••me of the elite white private too .. Mrs J!m. .;;;-:;:; the crowd of blacks and l'!lefto schools is not much better. the). do The theory that life Ricans, wat~hed as. he was ''Trip to Nowbore" sprang ba · carted off and then, when the from another of the programs d s n~aning has seeped law was safely gol)e1 emerged Mrs. Jarvis has produced for ~ c:!f!.to tha to reswne business aa uaual. NBC winning a number of . • . are . These incidents and 'a narra- awa.:WO aloog the way That one wondenng whether they boar lion that points up ilull the was devoted to . mentally ~ responalb!llty I~ giving Ifarlem Tenant~s / Asst!dBU.on dlaturbed yooth under the IIIIa 00 drugs indlstt;.lminatelyfound at least 110 !J!!i" cent of tha "Cry Help!.. and 90 . many of ~rs, pep !pUla,- 9llmyoung people in a 44-lllock area the case9 of mental di9turbance p . estimated on drugs open .an NBC-TV il examined turned out to be drugs altering documentary, "Trip to No- caused by drug that Mr average medical 1 s. <:ablnet" where, " · 9C heduled 1or broad- Jarvis felt oomplelled to go into Mr · JBrv!s film cast (8-9 p.m. EIYI') Aug. 24. the problem in a separate ...,u"· in N ed one -• ence ew Jersey In . He lid~t,. no ~ form .of eurdae1 . "lual :t~lllt PI IISa~~~.=~~,~:: ·docllll"ientatJ. · Unrelated Rileys are Reunited cltlaena have become political pawns of r~I!OIII and violencll. Something has to be dorii. Jl nations to whom we are sendlnl American dD not take effeetive stepsald to ,protect oor diplllmall and ~tee them the peace of mind of kQOW~ a reltiiOIIll>l!' ~ of 1111fety ;rhile-fulfilling their dlil,lel, ' then · dlpiqmatlc and ..1 vo~aiiQn"MI .. re_preW~talives . ',1 1!11~~ ~tly wi!h!lrawn 'f:.'' ' ,, ..,~ ';.;. :\.' - ____,. ._. ,....,, • eacli iii'~~~!": ..tJO)'!I doitW ~­ most 'll!e QIOii! they enjoy 11 the lll<n, theY ~~ · dQ~ It · coilalltent!l, h~llllj" aU lilelr ll1(e8.". ." · . · · ~ lnalnlCtlon, too, ·is llnpot18niL ilald Ric;e, who , employs ;!,200 per80118 In hl.s , spas which· have "cloaa to, a body." milll~ members." "A lot ·of people get overly• enthusiastic and go gung bo over somqthinjj 'fdr a' -k. They get stiff and .,, aor~ , · overd~lilg 11.. lnslnlctiOII 'would get thJ!In on a regular rputlne, 'l'llla COUDI does ·noi Include something they could build up telephone me11111ges whlcb to regUlar~. Over.aertlng can reached IUCh large numben be physi~U, harmful. You UIDglbeconlroniB.YiasiMay mU9t build up a tolerance and aver the U.S. operations in then continue." carn1w11a tllat llpeCial teama of Rice himself followl a vol111teara had to man batteries regular rouUne of ~ of tele!*ooea around lbe clock. workouts-"! haven't ml !d a A staff working .In the workout In 1$ years," he noted eucullve olflce buUdlng ad- proudly. Ria Wife and · ~ jacent to the White Rouse reads children, ranging in age trom 3 and &orY the maD and a senior to lll, also have regular White HGaae aaalatant perlodl· exercl,ae routines. caUy )II'M8lll the ll"t'sidenl Rice said hla beUefa can,be with a CI'IIIIISection of lt. summed up by hla penonal What bas cauaed thla deluge slogan, "wake up and live." of mall? White Ho!laU!dea say "People must wake up to tha It Ia becaulle lbe presldellt bas idea of the need lor em'clse cuFroN, W. Va. been more candid In aplalnlng and condlllonlng In !hair llvea... visitors of Mr. and Mrs. Ted the complex situations the He himself woke up to thla Riley Sr. here were Mr. and Mrs. John F. Rlley·ind chlldren nation laces and has gone need .. a "small skinny llld" Undsey, Marianne, C&rol and frequently OJ! lelevlalon to . who was too small to make his Keith, of Gettysburg, Pa.; Ted 01111lne 1111 ~ea In more blgb school football team. ol"ohn Pat Of cletaU 1ltan 1111 preclecm~s. Following a ·gym inatructor's Riley, Jr. and Middleport, Ohio. ' ., Another reasc~~ may be that adviaehetookupwelghtlllllng, hla polldea are more controver- gained 48 pounds of muscle and The Rlleys (no relation) were. lUI. The Vlelnam war, particu- ended up as "Mr. Utah" of In the Korean War toseljler and had -not seen each other ainile . larly the cambodlaD inoo"slCIII, 1fl3. 19114 when they both left Korea bave 8pll'ked by far the most He now . .ches other people tor home. lll!ltiil comment. ~. to "wake up and live." ~ There is an eerie new wave of until that nation cleans Its laws guertDa: terrorism spreading and order house. unchecked throughout Latin The United States, too, must .America. The tactic is political NH!valuate its South American kidnapping and the objective Of plans and policies as well. the ootlaws who exploit it is to Several branches of the federal ransom .foreign diplomats in government send U. S. expert.ll exchange for political prisoners Into nations requ•sting being held by !he government in vocatiooal aid. In the case of power. In April the West Ger· Mr. Mltrione and UnJ81UIY, the man ambasaador to Guatemala 1vocation was law enforcemenl wa• brutaUy slain after the But before sending any Guatemalan government American representative refUIIOII to releose 17 political anywbere, It Ia Imperative that prisoners. Last week, these thla national· flrst take a loug same tactics claimed . an look &I the role to be played by American life and these hideous our repr1!11entative and dD aU we adl came aU too clOBe to can to keep them !rem ending blme. lliJI Mltr!one, who wu up In the center of a volaWe ezecuted by -.~ lol;al political irena. In IIICb a a-Dlf alter tbllt . P"CirioUa &pot, and JICIIIibiJ \: th~ MLase of r 1 without forewarning, an prlaoati was deniiKI by the American could suddenly be at government, le.aves a wlf~ and the mercy of terrorist groups nine children. bent on overtbrowin8 the local The Dark Age murder of government: Taking a these dlatlnguisbod !pen who progressive step to protect were working In service to their foreign dip~ll of Amerlcall respective countries iS shocking 1011, Preslderi' Nixon thla sprlll& and deoervant of ·worldwide ·Hoed Into law a bW which I condemnation. ·The con• llqljlarted a1llhtll'lzlng an adsequential tragedy of these dltlona1600pollcemen to protect wanton acts of violence is that ..,.,.aiM In Washington. I one death - wbether It leads to bope the nallooa of South and the rele.aae of prisoners or not- Latin America will follow our might well spawn another ..ample llllllng for political means and perpelllate a lawlea r8JIIIIIIIe 1n Sooth America. Even though many Latin uppers &ins American nations stand on · shaky foundattona and are Society News constantly under the tbreat of overtbrow and revolution from By Mrs. Evelyn Brlcklea within their border•, tha United ' States adheres to the ideal that Sunday Scbool attendance clvili%ed people - under any Aug. 16 was 59. Offering was form of government - con· $19.03 and worship service demn9 violence, killings, and attendance 41. offering waa f78 ransom of Individuals. But that on Aug. 9. Sunday School atbelief ha9 been shattered and tendance was 52, offering $16.89, our asswnption that even rebels wor•hip service attendance 43. would honor foreign diplomatic Offering for building lund waa •latus has now been proven $22S.l6. Mrs. Leone Babcock and Mrs. false. Leota Massar spent the For years, the United States weekend with Mr. and Mrs. has sent financial and manDavid Riggs and dnughter of power BS91stance Into Latin Vit:nna, W. Va. Mrs. Lawrence America. We hi'Ve Invested Balser is a peUent at .St. JOBepb millions of dollars In equipment. medical supplies, Hospital, Parkersburg. military assistance, Rodney Scbevaller, who is educational and agricultural employed at Columbus, Is upgrading. Our 9Upporllor the 9pendtng 11fs vacation at his alllanceo designed to bring the home here. Soothem haH of the bomisphere Mr. Leion Hecox . ·of from the stone into the space Burlington, Iowa called on Mr. age, has ·had a terrific tug on and Mrs. Wayne Brickles one American pursestr!ngs. At the evening last week. diplomatic roundtable, we have Mr. and Mrs. Edolle Price of defended the Organization of Newark, 0. and ,two. .,.. and · American States In the lace of grandson vliltecl ~ recent 4A7 strong ver~l challeligea from here with hetlliafer, Mr. and!', • lmpertallsUc · pre>-Communlst Mrs. Oscar Sab!loc!~ powers. Mr~~,&ri~a~..., · W'ai:IO" and Mike But all too often our efforts son, · HID, .U ill ~. ipelll Ute have seemed in vain. In spite of weekend here with Carl's the vast amounts of money the molhet, Mrs. Effie Wallon. u. s. has dropped Into the Uruguayan treasury, Uruguay Eugene and Mike atayed lor a ' 1 visit and to attend the - which has leu land than Mlnneaota and fewer people than Philadelphia - is today battling economic bankruptcy of and social demoralleatlon. Such conditi009 in thla, and other Latin nations, have led to, .· altuatlOIIJ In which American .:_··1' · Nixon Mail Rolling in·Ever Faster W•"act- Wlttdoiw (.biJ1alll ~----------------!"..;.. t, I The seem to J)ll)ilcaJ fiineu, he aald, IS IOIIoWIII& thla' ~blnatlon ''wi"' ~- cy.•: / ' I i" 33e �"illt\o lii'Fee trt P 11-1'1116 .107, o., ADplt a, mu . ealih·Spas Us·e Mormon . R.ule~ w..-•s View I)' PATRICL\ E.I)AVI!I NEW YORK .(i1PIHA!e fdr Roberl L . . Rlee revolfta .IJ'UII!ICI. ~. lamUy and. r.UcJon. _ BJ.lllcorporatlng ~e tbree be has come up with · the f8Cipe tor pbyaical fltneoa and baalll· ....... Rice, at the age of 42, is a blahop In the Clurch of Jesu9 Christ of Latter-Day Saints • (ldormonl and founder of the nation's largest chain of health spas. Rice buea much ol, the regimenat1111EII(Ope8nboalth spas on Mormon tNehlngs. "'!be churc!l stresaH good boalth and ~ercise and what we know as the 'word of wid9om'-abatalnlnce from alcohollc beveragea, coffee, tea and smoking," be · said in an Interview. ''Good members of the church eat only foods coosl· dered good for them. 'Ibis Ia not to say they are fanatical. It is a reasonable Wladoln. · .. It is Just good heait!l." . Rice, who lives in WI Lake Olty· utah ' with lila wife and a1x btt~, said hla 73 spas c•ter to ·~ working people-theyneed .health ald." Children we banned from the faciliUes be said" "because they tend to destroY the ..... of relaDUon we are trying to give theae peoplt-~ tense. harriedprofe!sionalpeople." . Rice stressed the Importance of the combination of a "complete prqgram of figure toning ~ercisea. diet 911perviaton and relaxation of the . ' .,..I'\ ' ,, ' ·r 8J EOOENE v. RII!IIER '· , t WASHINGTON (UPI) Backltllrsat the White HolM: Wbon President Niz111 took olflce, be ursed the nation to lower ltnoice. But 111111 mall Ia any Indication, people are speaklnl louder than ever. . Aceordlng to a recent cunpiIalion, Nixon received during flnt 18 months of his administration a total of 4,587,483 letters and cards and 429,3111 telegr&m9 commenting one way or another on his policies and perfamancea. • the 1 ~ ~ • : ,1 Tbla total of 4,WII,'IIi1 meuapouring into the Wblte HGaae man room Ia at least a tiilulon more than President Dwi8htD. EUonho,.... NCeived during h1a entire e1cbt years In the presidency. And the volwne Ia lncreaalllg. In the flnt 23 weeks of mu alone, Nixon received 1,4&8,167 letters, 304,0211 cards and 228,'153 telegrams-a total of 1,981,338 messages-more than . any previous president ever received In an antlre year and about 110 per cent of wbat he .-lved lut year. ·· au h • as lnemon . .,. •! : R eport By I .• r------------:-------------, I 1: ~ . I 1: : ! I I Clarence I 1 I 1 '· '~ I t: ' I •. ~ .., .. . ., :~ lt '" ~~ '' .. . Miller 1 1 I I T ~·:i:-. ~!'.' ., . .. .... ;li,• l':' )'il'.j''l.: .r \ . " . ' ' •'· , . \ ' ~i:?;.~ ~·~·~ Pa'ul AUIIIIJi called on 1111 Mrs. illltand day. · ., .~'~~t~ ; ' r- • . 1 er"!d. jf s:n: u.a! :•the • Mr. and Mrs. Ace Thomas Rt. I, Galllpqlia, a son(Mr. Mrs. James· It. Sizemore Coalton, son; Mr. and John L. Steele, m, Mason, a 1!011; and Mr. B!ldMra. David L. Jonea, Wellston, a son. e a Mrs: ... ~ :-! and dlt!JIIller, MJ'a ... Gary *· lltW lild Infant -8'1fl, .Van, W.·au.rd, Mrs.,Earl .\V. Clai'II,Jtlr. Frederick W. a-ow Mr. Lao o: Davilkon, Mrs: Dlllaa W, Nibert, t.lrs. Eueerile Saunderl,litra. SeiWJD T. Smith ~ Inlant d,augbler, and PliWip "·Gordon. .i • Market ·Report IC'' •.j..j.~., '., •. ~v PENS~'·:<•.-.· ~~· --7--~------9 $ BLUE CANVAS REG. 9r ·BIND,ERS 3 RING ' rl(ns ouJ.: i ... '· '' I, .f 'J ' ' • ' •• ',.., .••, TomaCioae. : '; ·. · '-' ' ' ..!" . • '' ., 49~ 300 SHEETS FILLER PAPER • REG. &r by ""1 l5.00 up . DUDLEY'S flDRISf .. BUY NOW AND SAVEl EA. ar4 Mrs. John •£. Armstrong Mrl. Robert ~ Bates mar~ the PENCILS Blrtbl ( nnn satooL u; • •• Countll,'lg ' . ,.~ Counthi~ ,. NOVEJ..JY ARDAMG£Mrllft "SOCK IT TO 'EM" HolzerJifedlcal Ce!lter, Firat A.ve. · and Cedar ·st: General •viSiting hours 2-4 and 7-8 p.m Maternity vlslting."ilours 2:30 4:30 p.m. Parents • only on Pedlatrlca Wllrd. •• Ph'""· I PAT DAvq . of Buekeye Lab, Oblo, ln the eantlval ·baa'- fer SO yean laket It easy Mouday aftemot1D ~· waltlail lor tha midway to take form lor the 10'1tb annual Mello Ctun!J Fair. Davia, at o~ time operatejl an illlllre c&rllfval complete with ~· aad games; Hewever, thle to - · laUJitc fleallll he IOld bls ~I with tha eueplloa ol bl1 blgb llrike strength game. Thla Ia bla alxlh year at the Mello County Fair. .· . '' lht tuorlu navot 111 2. Ill tiM, bJ Helu ...,.,,.. Aoatrlpa? m111• , 2. "!llen was "1-!tile Black 3. In 1783, b711te Freach Jiti7allaaltlo'' 'lflllt.o tnd b)' whom? lcllt l!obUUon IAIIPIIIIIIIiol. a. WMn was ·the nrot aucceu- t • .&uaust 2'7, iaSt• ..., iuotafill -hute jUIIp made? yiUe, Pa. '· When IIUl Wblre - tho n.rat 5. Tile ~· or Ill• lud IJ 110,_ COIIII!Ierclalll P!.,..cllve otl PoiUateUa r!Cbteo...aa. wellloctled? e. F'lolll ITO\ to 250 po 111d1 , 5. Whit Ia lite motto of lite ~0111 T. Tlte milO' elfea of 11 • • alate of lite UDiled 1!1a1e ? IIIDIIII!!fl of - · ••• te. HQl/ euch does oa elePh~ s. no 11«'"'-llen ot ~wel&b at blllh? eace. T. Whit is IIBOI'/ 9. 1\dJDUrDment tetllllaat.. •1 ~; In whit document dQia the session, but a ,.,;111 Hta "a decent respect • da.l t for reconn to tho opinions of min kind" occur? 9_·_n_•-:t_1•_the_d_l_a._ren_c•--behlch 11\e iJ w parenia of a 171'e&r· r..., H..&....old boy learned lor the first nil IIIUIIIIIII' time he had a 'liJO..a.((ay heroin .....t II~ R41. habit, that be scrounged the •IU mnr ._, money any w~y he could, that he started snifiing glue at 12, had had· 50 LSD trips and had lost 45 pounda. • "Thai's im-·'ble ,...... •" said the 5f N. 5ec:ond Ave. mother. "My son canes home Middleport, 0. every nlghlfor"dinner." r..-....:PII~.m:r:.i.II:,;NO;:.,_..,J ·sALE STARTS TOI)AYI son, • lwttt~ lite . . . . at \1 wet> • ·, Wlio ZV. ... i~ Review ~~~;:= I,~,:.· of~al:,e-=~ ;~ ~~::-•·.-,.r -Recent · Conrteaui with1the Navj~ , becoming one large delold(lca' II)' IU)BERT .~Q ~Effeetorn-. t!Dt1 ·center unlelne rehablll-' . ·. YO.Iiil' . "( VPIL". SI.IDD ,_..._ "'. "'.- :::..."'!: . In late· the Jbello, blo!:lt the . NE"" :\ •r. . ,.-,_, - .,.,...,. ·-u1 drugs and , m111u1 . .Jarvll aet liP· IF ¢81l*a·, oo streellln which they BtouJd be youngsters feel they ba"re a lh,e· llf(h 1100.. 'ilt' II ~I· playing ChUdhood8arDellapatl itake In their tnm fVIIIre., \ltillbe Sol!th ~ clle~ of of the siclml!IB of the 11mea and · lllalloW Prolllem · ~ew York Cliy prlll Wjtbln I~ tbe fael that drug peddlers There 11 , 1111nlltet llltlled a ~ IJ!IIIIng nourish Ill gbolto conditions , , • quiet switch in 'llruga to a oung addict •- kn 'Trip ,to Nowhere" Iran the must ""' own to everyone by aluma of New Yon to the clean ac:!nlngthe ~,:_con~ shnow .•~ut Mrsth · Jarvia has a few air and mountains of Phoenbt . ..,, , ow.. oc.. 0{ OBeasyet unaware Arl%. ' ·pollee came by and ~ffled ~t the alluallon in the white "Wbo would have though Jleddler. lila feU<iw 'merdlanll upper middle clau and even they'd bave drug _,._. t Ill ~ry simply .!""'ted ~J~to ••me of the elite white private too .. Mrs J!m. .;;;-:;:; the crowd of blacks and l'!lefto schools is not much better. the). do The theory that life Ricans, wat~hed as. he was ''Trip to Nowbore" sprang ba · carted off and then, when the from another of the programs d s n~aning has seeped law was safely gol)e1 emerged Mrs. Jarvis has produced for ~ c:!f!.to tha to reswne business aa uaual. NBC winning a number of . • . are . These incidents and 'a narra- awa.:WO aloog the way That one wondenng whether they boar lion that points up ilull the was devoted to . mentally ~ responalb!llty I~ giving Ifarlem Tenant~s / Asst!dBU.on dlaturbed yooth under the IIIIa 00 drugs indlstt;.lminatelyfound at least 110 !J!!i" cent of tha "Cry Help!.. and 90 . many of ~rs, pep !pUla,- 9llmyoung people in a 44-lllock area the case9 of mental di9turbance p . estimated on drugs open .an NBC-TV il examined turned out to be drugs altering documentary, "Trip to No- caused by drug that Mr average medical 1 s. <:ablnet" where, " · 9C heduled 1or broad- Jarvis felt oomplelled to go into Mr · JBrv!s film cast (8-9 p.m. EIYI') Aug. 24. the problem in a separate ...,u"· in N ed one -• ence ew Jersey In . He lid~t,. no ~ form .of eurdae1 . "lual :t~lllt PI IISa~~~.=~~,~:: ·docllll"ientatJ. · Unrelated Rileys are Reunited cltlaena have become political pawns of r~I!OIII and violencll. Something has to be dorii. Jl nations to whom we are sendlnl American dD not take effeetive stepsald to ,protect oor diplllmall and ~tee them the peace of mind of kQOW~ a reltiiOIIll>l!' ~ of 1111fety ;rhile-fulfilling their dlil,lel, ' then · dlpiqmatlc and ..1 vo~aiiQn"MI .. re_preW~talives . ',1 1!11~~ ~tly wi!h!lrawn 'f:.'' ' ,, ..,~ ';.;. :\.' - ____,. ._. ,....,, • eacli iii'~~~!": ..tJO)'!I doitW ~­ most 'll!e QIOii! they enjoy 11 the lll<n, theY ~~ · dQ~ It · coilalltent!l, h~llllj" aU lilelr ll1(e8.". ." · . · · ~ lnalnlCtlon, too, ·is llnpot18niL ilald Ric;e, who , employs ;!,200 per80118 In hl.s , spas which· have "cloaa to, a body." milll~ members." "A lot ·of people get overly• enthusiastic and go gung bo over somqthinjj 'fdr a' -k. They get stiff and .,, aor~ , · overd~lilg 11.. lnslnlctiOII 'would get thJ!In on a regular rputlne, 'l'llla COUDI does ·noi Include something they could build up telephone me11111ges whlcb to regUlar~. Over.aertlng can reached IUCh large numben be physi~U, harmful. You UIDglbeconlroniB.YiasiMay mU9t build up a tolerance and aver the U.S. operations in then continue." carn1w11a tllat llpeCial teama of Rice himself followl a vol111teara had to man batteries regular rouUne of ~ of tele!*ooea around lbe clock. workouts-"! haven't ml !d a A staff working .In the workout In 1$ years," he noted eucullve olflce buUdlng ad- proudly. Ria Wife and · ~ jacent to the White Rouse reads children, ranging in age trom 3 and &orY the maD and a senior to lll, also have regular White HGaae aaalatant perlodl· exercl,ae routines. caUy )II'M8lll the ll"t'sidenl Rice said hla beUefa can,be with a CI'IIIIISection of lt. summed up by hla penonal What bas cauaed thla deluge slogan, "wake up and live." of mall? White Ho!laU!dea say "People must wake up to tha It Ia becaulle lbe presldellt bas idea of the need lor em'clse cuFroN, W. Va. been more candid In aplalnlng and condlllonlng In !hair llvea... visitors of Mr. and Mrs. Ted the complex situations the He himself woke up to thla Riley Sr. here were Mr. and Mrs. John F. Rlley·ind chlldren nation laces and has gone need .. a "small skinny llld" Undsey, Marianne, C&rol and frequently OJ! lelevlalon to . who was too small to make his Keith, of Gettysburg, Pa.; Ted 01111lne 1111 ~ea In more blgb school football team. ol"ohn Pat Of cletaU 1ltan 1111 preclecm~s. Following a ·gym inatructor's Riley, Jr. and Middleport, Ohio. ' ., Another reasc~~ may be that adviaehetookupwelghtlllllng, hla polldea are more controver- gained 48 pounds of muscle and The Rlleys (no relation) were. lUI. The Vlelnam war, particu- ended up as "Mr. Utah" of In the Korean War toseljler and had -not seen each other ainile . larly the cambodlaD inoo"slCIII, 1fl3. 19114 when they both left Korea bave 8pll'ked by far the most He now . .ches other people tor home. lll!ltiil comment. ~. to "wake up and live." ~ There is an eerie new wave of until that nation cleans Its laws guertDa: terrorism spreading and order house. unchecked throughout Latin The United States, too, must .America. The tactic is political NH!valuate its South American kidnapping and the objective Of plans and policies as well. the ootlaws who exploit it is to Several branches of the federal ransom .foreign diplomats in government send U. S. expert.ll exchange for political prisoners Into nations requ•sting being held by !he government in vocatiooal aid. In the case of power. In April the West Ger· Mr. Mltrione and UnJ81UIY, the man ambasaador to Guatemala 1vocation was law enforcemenl wa• brutaUy slain after the But before sending any Guatemalan government American representative refUIIOII to releose 17 political anywbere, It Ia Imperative that prisoners. Last week, these thla national· flrst take a loug same tactics claimed . an look &I the role to be played by American life and these hideous our repr1!11entative and dD aU we adl came aU too clOBe to can to keep them !rem ending blme. lliJI Mltr!one, who wu up In the center of a volaWe ezecuted by -.~ lol;al political irena. In IIICb a a-Dlf alter tbllt . P"CirioUa &pot, and JICIIIibiJ \: th~ MLase of r 1 without forewarning, an prlaoati was deniiKI by the American could suddenly be at government, le.aves a wlf~ and the mercy of terrorist groups nine children. bent on overtbrowin8 the local The Dark Age murder of government: Taking a these dlatlnguisbod !pen who progressive step to protect were working In service to their foreign dip~ll of Amerlcall respective countries iS shocking 1011, Preslderi' Nixon thla sprlll& and deoervant of ·worldwide ·Hoed Into law a bW which I condemnation. ·The con• llqljlarted a1llhtll'lzlng an adsequential tragedy of these dltlona1600pollcemen to protect wanton acts of violence is that ..,.,.aiM In Washington. I one death - wbether It leads to bope the nallooa of South and the rele.aae of prisoners or not- Latin America will follow our might well spawn another ..ample llllllng for political means and perpelllate a lawlea r8JIIIIIIIe 1n Sooth America. Even though many Latin uppers &ins American nations stand on · shaky foundattona and are Society News constantly under the tbreat of overtbrow and revolution from By Mrs. Evelyn Brlcklea within their border•, tha United ' States adheres to the ideal that Sunday Scbool attendance clvili%ed people - under any Aug. 16 was 59. Offering was form of government - con· $19.03 and worship service demn9 violence, killings, and attendance 41. offering waa f78 ransom of Individuals. But that on Aug. 9. Sunday School atbelief ha9 been shattered and tendance was 52, offering $16.89, our asswnption that even rebels wor•hip service attendance 43. would honor foreign diplomatic Offering for building lund waa •latus has now been proven $22S.l6. Mrs. Leone Babcock and Mrs. false. Leota Massar spent the For years, the United States weekend with Mr. and Mrs. has sent financial and manDavid Riggs and dnughter of power BS91stance Into Latin Vit:nna, W. Va. Mrs. Lawrence America. We hi'Ve Invested Balser is a peUent at .St. JOBepb millions of dollars In equipment. medical supplies, Hospital, Parkersburg. military assistance, Rodney Scbevaller, who is educational and agricultural employed at Columbus, Is upgrading. Our 9Upporllor the 9pendtng 11fs vacation at his alllanceo designed to bring the home here. Soothem haH of the bomisphere Mr. Leion Hecox . ·of from the stone into the space Burlington, Iowa called on Mr. age, has ·had a terrific tug on and Mrs. Wayne Brickles one American pursestr!ngs. At the evening last week. diplomatic roundtable, we have Mr. and Mrs. Edolle Price of defended the Organization of Newark, 0. and ,two. .,.. and · American States In the lace of grandson vliltecl ~ recent 4A7 strong ver~l challeligea from here with hetlliafer, Mr. and!', • lmpertallsUc · pre>-Communlst Mrs. Oscar Sab!loc!~ powers. Mr~~,&ri~a~..., · W'ai:IO" and Mike But all too often our efforts son, · HID, .U ill ~. ipelll Ute have seemed in vain. In spite of weekend here with Carl's the vast amounts of money the molhet, Mrs. Effie Wallon. u. s. has dropped Into the Uruguayan treasury, Uruguay Eugene and Mike atayed lor a ' 1 visit and to attend the - which has leu land than Mlnneaota and fewer people than Philadelphia - is today battling economic bankruptcy of and social demoralleatlon. Such conditi009 in thla, and other Latin nations, have led to, .· altuatlOIIJ In which American .:_··1' · Nixon Mail Rolling in·Ever Faster W•"act- Wlttdoiw (.biJ1alll ~----------------!"..;.. t, I The seem to J)ll)ilcaJ fiineu, he aald, IS IOIIoWIII& thla' ~blnatlon ''wi"' ~- cy.•: / ' I i" 33e �• l:l,. _ • ' ;;.. ~t~~DIIIIJSIIII!DeUikllllpon.,_..·oJ,y.,AII&IIIIlt,W/0 ~ ,.. rgains, ·Bargains, .and 'Mo~ .... ,., ·Jets Win, · 2 ® . . ,.,Co. 5to 2 ' ' NOTIFE ON FILING OF INVINTORV AND APPRAISEMENT ,, ·'" ,' ' 1· - OOLUMBUS (UPI) - Colurn· bua made Ita six hlts work Tue8day night In a W win over ~•ter in the lnternaUonal League. · The Jeta scored in !be first inning and put four more across In the seventh. The big seventh slarted when Gary Kolb walked and wenL to !bird on Ron Davis' double. Botb scored when WU Ham· mond hit down the third base line. Hamrn<>nd stole second and third and scored on throwing error. Rtmp Lanier walked, stole second and scored on an error. The Jets host the Toledo Mud Hens tonight in a doubleheader. a Stewart Will DriVe· New Car1d LONDON (UP!) - Wor cbamploo Jackie Stewart will drive 8 new Tyrreu.Fordd Formula One car at the Gol CUp race at Oulton Park, England, Aug . 22, team manager Ken Tyrrell an· esda•. nollllced Tu Stewart hao been driving the Mardi 70lln grand prix races The Stitt of Ohio, Mtltt County. Prt-.,lta Court To the Encutur of tht e~tat e; to such of tht following aa art residents of thl!: State of Ohio. viz:- the JUrvlvlnv spouse , the next of kin . the benttlclarl es under lh t will ; and to tfte at · tornev or attorney s represent ing an, of tfle aforementioned pefaons : Harold A. Hood, Decea11d, Pomeroy. 0111o R. O., Sai!SbUr';' TI)Wnthlp , No . 20322 . You are hereby notified that th e Inventory end Ap . pralsement ot the estate ot the aforementioned , dec:e11ed , late of said Count~ . waa file~ In this Court . Said Inventory end Appraisement will be lor hearing betore this Court on the 28th day of August, ~970, at 10:00 o'cloc k A.M. Any person dnirlng to tile' e ~Cce pllons thereto must flit them at lent tlv& days prior to the dele set for hear ng . Given under mv hand and seal of seld court, this 10th dey af August 1970. F. H. O' Brien Probate J~~::ka~ d,:~t~~~~~ 1 BY Ann B. watson Deputy Clerk {Sl 12, 19, 2tc l. '<.·I QUALnY ' LOUISVILLE, Ky. (UPI) - The Louisville Colonels com· bined four walks, a wild pitch, U!ree singles and a double for an eight • run silltb Inning and a 10 · 4 victory over !be Toledo ncurrlng mechanical (I'Oblems night. lorcing hlm to drop out of The win gave Loulsville a sevoral races. clean sweep of the lour1!8ffie· The new car, built by TyrreU series witb ToIedo. Mike Gar· ''in a -•·•ed ~· ....... man, who pitched hitless ball '""'"''" In ·...-....-- ' 1961 PLYMOUTH . $1695 GTX 2 Or. Hardtop, automatic transmission. 1967 CHEVROLET $349$ 2 BEDROOM House, bath, basement, attic for storage. 167~ Lincoln· His. Aardwliod floaro, built-In cabinets In 1967 DODGE $2395 .Monaco 4 Dr. Sedan. V-8 motor, radio, power kitchen. Gas furnace. Phone steering. power brakes. air conditioning. One - careful local owner. ro'!:--14'VIS. MNOlOPI.M.Or @) (o. . -.. FURNISHED ond unlurillohtd~ . apartments. Clooo to school.' 1 Phone 992-~10-18-Hc 1 Corvette Coupe, 327 cu. ln .• ~50 H. P. V-B motor, both convertible & hardtops. AM-FM Radio, 4 spd. trans. Real sharp. 992-3054- e. 164tc - - - -- -FURNISHED flolency apartment, first floor utilities effurnished. Phont 1'92-:187~ . 8-12 -tf~ - - - -- • PCIMIIOY, CltiiO I APARTMENT, 6 roornl, ba!h, For Sale L-- ---------- - -----· •, unfurnished. Mulberry A~. HALF RUNNER ~n~. Pick .., Phone offer 5 p. . your own. S2 bushel. Bill 992-2~1 N0tlCl '"ANT AD INFORMATION 1·13-Hc DEADLINE3 •· dl ..~ 5 P .M . Day Before PublicatiOn W·I Llplckupmercnan Manu MonoayDooOIIne9o .m. this season, but after a Mud Hens in International JI'OIIlising start, be has bad League play here Tuesday I ,0f · Robinson, Letart Falls, Ohio. _ _ _ _ _ _ _e_IP-31p . take to auction on a per-, TRAILERspace,onemllefrom centage bast:s. Call Jim ' new Meigs High School on old time wao designed b)' Derek for six innings, took the win Garner. It will be powered by a- and Ro{! Chandler was credited ventional V8 eosworth Ford willl the loss. con unit. ( Toledo's George Kalafatis 'C' broke Garman's no . hitter with a single in the sixth. Jim AJ. A FORD FOR $191 MELBOURNE, Australia Ung andfoUowed Jim by Deneff then '1'iJn Fulk (UP()- The Ford Mo·tor Co. has walked, which forced in Kalalatis. Mar· plans to build what a company official calls a ' 'modern Model Ung scored from !bird and Fred T Ford for !be masses" to sell Foulger'> single scored Deneff before !be side was retired. for $886. , William 0 . Bourke, chief eucutive officer of Ford m Australia, said the car would be marketed only in Australia. Asia and the Pacific at first. "It will be a very basic car-it NO WOODSTOCK HERE could even have a plywood body OKLAHOMA CITY (UPI )Gov. Dewey Bartlett said it and canvas seats," he said. cosL the sLate $32,500 to close Minenville Ohio !be Turner Falla Rock Festival 1..;;;,;;,;;;,;;;;;~-------------;;,.a NJilW STATE PRESS MAN'"'e The ROV~•mor GROVER ' S Photography HAYMAN'S AUCTION tiouse, N (""') , · ;,· v,_. .•["i ~• · .•S_tlldlo will .be· : ell~ lfll::' . •. Lillf~ CIIH ( n"!' -open each S 10 t has -~ "' " 1/il!atlon trom' AOfi'1711o Auv. · ...'Fffi!iiy tc> rece ive coned Artb J. OIBen n direCtor been we had fried 25 . · . I siOnments at 10 a.m. Auction a! its office of press relations, to provide servicea lor the 8-12-12tc starting at 1 p.m. Let us soil replacing Carl T. Barich, who 30,11011 peraons," BarLiett said ;:::·:: · your merchandise. 3-22-Hc has left the job to attend the Tuesday. "But far more National War CoUege for one important is !be fact ·*e . year before accepting a foreign maintained respect for law asslgnrnent. enforcement." He also said it Dtmoc raIIF~candida'1 • ROOM house. beth. All Olsen, SO, is a lonner foreign was good field training for lll'ATE utlliflet. Porch. Cave St., corrl!lpOndent lor The New NaUonal Guard troops who Pomeroy . Will sell on lend York Times and once worked patrolled the area to keep REPRESENTATIVB contract. Call 992 -5122 or 81 a diplomatic correspondent festival goers away from the Gallipolis l-19-7tp lor United Press, now UP!. park. Pomeniy Hlime.• ' Auto· 616 E. Main. Ptim,...y, o. , ... • •- w -. ' ~ Real ~.state For Sale . a.1Ufp' . ;. Memorial . :>- l' . I' .'ti I' · .~ " i~ I .. i~ ::::::======:.._ JOHN THOMAS CADY For Rent or Sale . ::!~~=~~ ::~.~':'!:~ ' ! lI !\ Rookie Blocks Carew's Return • It's Time to Mett Htmt ~-9304. PARKVIEW Kennels, pPpdles. Paid lor by Citizens for Cady and bird dog> , AKC. !'-'and Ernnfwtngell, Chairmen show puppies . Grooming. GAII'AGE Sale: Tuesday and· Phone 992-~J-17-Hc Wednesday. Ellie Bates, Rt. 33 behind Router's Service BASSET pur'os, AKC :1· _s_'•_lion _._P_hon_e_992_ -ro_r.:.t'8-2tc REDUCE festE-Vop wlfh Gobese sate tabletsandand water pills. Nelson Drugs. .s.JOtp 8 SHARP CARS =~=-------=..:.: "VOLKSWAGEN 11095 2 or. sooon, low mileage. Sharp c.: ar. .. < 6611\llt '' ., ' ,_,_ -_• ' ' LtSabrt , lit', ~''*p:~~ ctrotulo nor, · M .)' P.B.& AT. Showo oooa taro . "CNEV.LLE snu ~:.~~~::,ro~:r.! dii;,,~rd!~f,; matching Interior. Power steering, 1uto. trana. "FORD / nm V-19 PIIS. Ste.'·Wtgon, like now llnlsh.lhoWJgood care, P.S., P.B. & A.T. 0 '' ,;_, ;,~ ~; Power Steering Hea~ty Out~ Bumper West Coast Mirrors Marion Dump Body - 7 x 10 24 inct\Midll with 1h Cab Protector"W Wlnljl T~pl Door In Tailgate Mud Flaps and Reflectors Air Bra~et Color: Chrome: Yellow ~ :t-rri~, 17< •• 'f.v. ' ~~ .:.'U: SEW;~G w.~M;Nt:s;...~~?..: 1 oervlc.; al1 mtk••·"!'"' 'o-GOOD· lnvestmen.t properly. ,..,. Fabric s~ ,PomtroY, ' A _ _orlzed $1~~~- iricl • Hou~ with lti!Jt furnl~h!id ·.; Seryt.,.,we·S""~'rkiNn · eportmenf!i, -..mont, IWO · ... , ,;,·~·(_'· , ; · /' : ;:..,i-~·~ c ·O _- t h garages/ Monthly lncD:~i; .'.. L ·'•- • .. ~ · ~ ·.~ .i,.1 , $1901 .;, ·P.r1 cod.,!,!'!f""!'lt~' ~. C,_BRADFORb, ~d!~ ":, u ... se .e. n~n1"192 • '" ton!pltlaSat'vl<le ' 1' "' 1 .-,.,. ~ . • ~ ' " q. ,.,. ' ' ·19-Hc -i' ,' ' -~ I 0 Ill }~ " In ' ; " ,, • . ,...liomtiroy, vacal t~ad · (l .• 11 ; ' ' 51"'ma= " -r1 ' ·''' ' _.... ' ' · '!;f: ' rlfhl for 11\llck _ll!lt. l'tiYIIt · ~~~c.~~~~~~ owner. :t>hiirit 9_,.,,2165: -- .. -· ... .PAINT SALE: Form ond home white latax house paint, 14.95 \ ~~'\oau~:"~d~uff'J. ~., ; ,~'~f :··' dlepor't. Ohio. Lu·•• ' Wftlf l' i\'1 utllllltl.• R ~ cted · st' · 7•19·1fF . 2:;.: ,ott·~ ~J:: ..,.;.4~ri~~~r · -.: ! "'hf .. <....... ~ E Ll:t'tROLUX ·iwe'e per; · -330 • n,. ...--·· ' · A R.lrtoi'i-iii,ion cqmpftla with aHachments. 1-6-ttc .l....,-,F"'I. paint sprayer, Cor,d wlt!der _ _ __ ...:.,:.....,~'"-....and throw owoy, blgo. Full • D' ·ll!:vtc•. ~,]Ett,lbC.:s PAINT !)AMAG~. ztg-ilft RUTLAND,- Wdtori "'""• '- - - -- - - - sowing ''IMChllltl. Sttn In bodr-•• nlj:t · bllffl, out. original '• cartqns. No " ' :'lsldloa; ll!lr!IOIHOI 541 x ~' ' , tachmenfil: needocf, ao our · .TElL . S$,lOO.IIf) ·' ....::...;..:;,...,....:..:...:..:,o_;; controls built ln. mokes· Sews POMEROY:i-it,ory frome with 1 orare 2 noedlos, - ~ ...,. ••_lti, . . ,;-;,,,o.IICI ,...,.. 1 27-FT CAMPING trailer, biiHonhotn. MWI1 Qll buttons . ~Jfl AT :':"~ ' .,. ' ' 1 .: comt>!elely turnl...,. Also, · monii!Jrllill, and 'tiilnd ~ 1 _, "l' · mo 3 For Sale otWT! l~l I. ~';~135-tD. ~~l"'lH t:_r7 ~~k~~~.~~~~~~=: ~~~~~}.c;;;"~l~~ R~t':N»~i~l~inJ::!· '~ ' near Tupf!trl Plains, Ohio. See Samuel lllornhart above · .. l~lc . bed~s. new bfi"',·Al-lot. ' F rene1s Bone d um, Ph one ISyracuse Rt. 1"'• acrou ._., . Rielon PI 1- .,,II . . •• ..,,!lllq.IIO _,.'"·,,"- '.,. · Coolville 667-:1856. r~ . ne an ng ,., , , 'BQ!ITON llERRIER pupo, 7 ' .' . - i-' ·rn:;...r.,...,..;...,.;.i;. 8-16-JOtc ,1-l.. llc weeks old. PhoneCiteoter 915TO, IUY Oll·.SEL1. ' < 6 1 _3 _B_LA-CK_m_e_le-,pood - fe___pups. GRj;EN BEANS, ~td· your . 3S.l , e. 6-31p lie;~'!r/~U:&?JND· J/;, ' AKC registered. 550 each. own $2 bushal. Also_.. . lli!~I.TOR Phone 992-6329. and ·potatDII. Andrww "trou. BOAT. Weawr rl...- skit!, 16 · Olllct ft1.2Uf LEGAL NOTIU · 11-IP-~tc Letart Fells, Ohio. loot, major,' troller. Phone. 1~0. ·~-2~ Seeled bids will bt received by the Vlll191 of Middleport, - - - - - - - 8-l~tc 992-212~. ", ' · _..£...-:::.,;.,...,_~·:·+.-~-~~~· Ohio, Meigs County, et the Vlllege Hell in Middleport, Ohio until-4 :00P .M. Augutt 27, 1970 for ttle following equip · ment On" (1) Dump Truck 3•0 cubiC lnchts or more 151 Inch wh.. l b•se 7000 lbs. Front Axle 17,000 lbs , Rear Axle Fr•me Ae.lnfor ctd Five 15) Speed Transmission - Direct In 5th Heevy Duty Front Spring Heawy Out~ Rtar Spring Air Wipers and Washer Signal Llghtt and Hazard Switch Heater and Defroster 900 x 20 Tires Front and Rear - Mud •nd Snow Tlrtt on Rear Spoke Whtell l~~:-.U.. ;r."'· """ mums. R~noi4J _ Flower S"IID u • .,., ; y1 -, ,. I'[!: ' ..,._,,, ~,_,,,l I .Jamn ATliERTON" ,.;li.f\1 ~ '' ·1'-lUfc ,E!,IiCitiiON.IC · , S~~~&ri -.....,...~--·--,,.--"' PhOnf 915-3M,:L"!'f . ~ BEDR_OOM houot.';· Mid· .· _· .' '. 3-).,"..'·ttt. ., ' ·. • ' by owner. Ph""-·992· Sltfll'!C-ta.nkl ctte'!e!!. M!'~· f.l9-l2tp . Sa~ltatton, Stew•r.t,, Cll)l~, !")~ , 662 3035 · 2·'·''til: ' 1966 Mo1111.E home and )ci. . ·Ntw .Haven,' W. Va. Phot\e 162-2898, ,· ,..' ·" ' ' .Fi5'ADY-MIX CON"R'i:. 'tE• B-1~ ;:: 1 . . -:.......,~-:..,;......o;-T·-'""- , · : ' illvtred right .... - ~ NEW HaMES lor ..;••-we hlvi · pr~:li:.~·~=~:'Jl.\~ft~,' bNullfulloiUvalltiblt or wlllo ;oeglaln RaaliY:Mfli · (!0,, bund on youn. Sa~plellomeo Middleport, OliiQ!' ' .. · elr~ · built •lor ~~ -tn: · ' '\· 4/»ne ' · Ft,E_~D grown chrysanthamum ; ' rv au•c~!T,Ac ~::/,J:i~~~~r. ~:2F.; Clela~d,: _ n.-11): 0 Pets F01 Sale Gardens. ~~"' Ch~ot•r 985-3969, HotJon, Jr. :~~:~":r's~-~~~:r;~~~~;t; ~~~~! ~· Mileage ~- ', " ~-~·: . AND ''J,tj.~~. ' . now, bath, paneled n:~ TI;NNA $&RVIC_E, Phone." :h · room . Also. hen houlli · - 992-2522. ..1 • . house, gorlfll. Off Rt. 7, at , f-lti'IIC, We Now Run Block Co .11!: -1-."~ A-C_R__E_I_ot_.-~-r-oom--h-ou ... . HAIIRI(Oil's ' NOTICE! r:: est ror c:.t.:!IANEP( , •f"2 ._~ker Phone 992·2067 SEPTIC : TA~KS' BASEME!It hov•• 3 miiH lle.oona~li ·rattij.' •··PN~·~f rrqm ticlno. 3 biillrooms. 3- _ John ~~~ GAUIP,Oif! ~,Y acrt~lol. Ellis McMillan, ~.1, •'1ft' 5 · p,IJj. · ,.1 Raclno. 1. • . • ,c .. ¢. Auto Sales CEMENT MORTAR . - GUARANTEEDPhOne m-~!194 THI; HOMER Buckner root etlate. sftvated In Middleport, Will be occepteo untll9 o.m. lor Adamo, auctioneer. Rutland. Rt. 33. Phone 992-29•1. Pogo S"-'1• consisting of Dey ol Publication Phone 7•2-~1 . 7-30-lOic · 01) v. acre. wilt bo sold to ·tht UOUL·UIONS 9 -He Tne •1ubllsher rtservn the . .,, TRAILER, Brown•s· Trallef hlghetl bidder at fhe office of ~~::~~~ eql!b~~:~~'ri!,~"" ~~: , SARAGE ~~c-kVard sale, Park, Mlneravllle. 992·3324. O'Brl!fl a. O'Brien, 1011.1'.1 Colil:t'51f,eet, Pomerov, ohio publisher will not be responsible Saturday, Aug. 22 at 11 a.m. 8-7-12tc at 10:00 A.M. on the 24th day lor more than one 1ncorrocf and Monday, Aug. 2~ at 11 or Aug., mo. Satd rot eotate Insertion . a.m. E. L. Francis, 620'h muot be sold for not leu thtn Wanted To B~J RATES Locust St.• Middleport. S6f)O.OO. For want Ad Service 1-19-3tc OLD FURNITURE, dishes, 5 cents per woro one Insertion 1'19-31c trtJnks, etc. Write M. D. ~ ~~~~~~u~.~h•~•;;5c three GUN SHOOT, Forked Run 1 Miller, Rt. 4, Pomeroy, 0 .. .:onletulive lns.~rtlnM . Sportsman Club, Sunday. Cell 992-6271 . ARRIVII'I.G. Wedil!llday mor3·8-Hc tllng. Truckl.oad of canning 'e~utfve~t~~~:;r,o:s~rd slw con Aug. 23. 8-19-3tc peaches. Also, _ plenty ol 25 Per cenl Disc-ount on palO ---==~----canning tomatoes. Mldwoy OLD PHOTOS, glasoware, toys, aos ono ••• polO within 10 oeys. A NE'ilshlpment of children's Markel. W. Main St., CARD OF THANKS school clothes has arrived. etc. Phone Atheno 592-1789, or Pomeroy. Phone 1'92-2582/ & OBITUARY alao, plenty of men's work write TOAN, 129 W. Slate St., 8-18-Jtc $150 lor so woro minimum . uniforms. JeHer's ClothlrS A\hens, Ohio 45701 . 8-16-6tp Eacn ~odalonol word lc. R tow . BLIND' AIJS . Stare,on 1. 33golng ar -~---~1962 VOLKSWAG,EN, olio. AOOitionol 15c Charge per Fairgrounds. el~trlc power. plant, 'h-h.p. ~dvertl•ement. 1-IUfc electriC mot6r. electrl~ OFFICE HOURS 8: 30a .m. to 5:00p .m. Dally, W fencer , garden tractor. Phone 1 1 1 1960 REBEL 4-door 8 cyl. 1: 30 a .m . to 12: 00 Noon ILLgveptano essons nmy Chet~lre 367-7563. automatic, po. Runs good. iaturd•_v . . home. Phone '192-3666. 11-16-Hc Call 992-3316. 8-11-6tp 1-19-ltc Notice - -- - - -- MAPLE Eorty Al'terlcanstereo radio C<HTlblnatlon. • - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -. .- - . 1967 JILYMOUfH Fury otation sound system, AM and FM wagon. Phone 7G-o1611 . l'adto. A·opeed ' tnterm!xed changer, 11111.-nce $82.n. IJso 8-lUtc our buc~Vol tarmo. FREE Iiiii u-.,. 1958 PLYMOUTH station with every purclloso. Coll992· 1111'1 wagon , nine passenger , Good 3352· · 8-lWtc motor, tires, battery. Priced for quick sale, Slllll. Contact Eldon Walburn, phone 9'12· ,WALNUT stereo ' radio . com2805. 7-26-lfc dual volumt control. Bolanc. 1 ~S79 15 FREE gift with every LUW pu~ch8so. CAlf 992-3352. u.e o our l:ludget 'terms. 8-1Utc Cance,Uatlon & Corrections Mud HenS PIUCk e d ' -~~ WA.ITRESS neocfed, must be over 21. Have reference. Apply In peroon . Marlin Rettaurant, Mlddloport. I-I6-Hc - - - - -- WAITRESS. AllDIY In - · crow' • Sleak HouH, Pomeroy. · _ _ _ __ _ ,:...:...9·12tc WATER AND sewer main'· tenence man. available af city "~· New Haven, w. va. ' 8-19-4tc Femala Help Wanfld BE A PLAY"OUSE TOY Bid to be with •nd without DEALER: Work to . trade-in. Olea"! tier, f,... tralnffiO. No Bid open to all dtlltn In cotleclll\oi ' no dallv.,-y, ,. Melgt Countv . The right 11 r•ur~tld to rtject C.lh lr!vestl!lent. C.ll CGUect eny and all · bldl. .fu·.J77-olj9l1 C~arlott, . Auauat Htlakli11 liOUlll • Polnf,' Olllo. · 7-17-lfc ~~ · - - - - - : -._ _ _..:..:. _ COAL. nmeotono. o::iicolllot Salt Works1 E Main 51 CANNING tllmatoaa, ~'!umber 1. ' • 1. ., : Pick r~r i:Mh.' $1 bushel. Pomeroy. Phone~ 3894.9-Hc Bring · contalnt<. Haroc~il ---~--..,.....,--· Rouoh, Eut .Letart Rd. REDBOI'IE coonhound. B-·l~c. · Rogts.'.. -.id. Phone 9.W-3014. USED ta' t 1' ' ....._.. · !~~r..:~~= ,,.. " 1-11•i2tc VI ory n very •'- N • condiHon. Phone 992·3111. 1 '-n4 . . ,. ' 8;!6-Hc · "' ~ ~001~1!2,4 .1001 ~"iiiJJgs; -;;;;;;;=::::;;;;::;:_~new. ~--·-j' ·., ' '•:, · ·~.'· ·i;lt~fc · r ,'' -- - T.Hlll :IG. 011- .. -- ( l l l f . ) Klalllx: ·- ~-b ll.awbl&• (II.) li.Color II.K&ralq a.f!""' Iiiii !II.Bhaot· : m, ~lJ)Jdl!Jl:;llo.t !•..:!!:! ..J l!Mm!mbleu- lour Jumhi.. one letter -to ...h - t o form foar ordlnery wordo. ~ so.·- ror .,;;o."l II 'IOU CAN MAKE 'THIS &Ui '!OU1LL NeveR LIVE 10 SEE rT/ �• l:l,. _ • ' ;;.. ~t~~DIIIIJSIIII!DeUikllllpon.,_..·oJ,y.,AII&IIIIlt,W/0 ~ ,.. rgains, ·Bargains, .and 'Mo~ .... ,., ·Jets Win, · 2 ® . . ,.,Co. 5to 2 ' ' NOTIFE ON FILING OF INVINTORV AND APPRAISEMENT ,, ·'" ,' ' 1· - OOLUMBUS (UPI) - Colurn· bua made Ita six hlts work Tue8day night In a W win over ~•ter in the lnternaUonal League. · The Jeta scored in !be first inning and put four more across In the seventh. The big seventh slarted when Gary Kolb walked and wenL to !bird on Ron Davis' double. Botb scored when WU Ham· mond hit down the third base line. Hamrn<>nd stole second and third and scored on throwing error. Rtmp Lanier walked, stole second and scored on an error. The Jets host the Toledo Mud Hens tonight in a doubleheader. a Stewart Will DriVe· New Car1d LONDON (UP!) - Wor cbamploo Jackie Stewart will drive 8 new Tyrreu.Fordd Formula One car at the Gol CUp race at Oulton Park, England, Aug . 22, team manager Ken Tyrrell an· esda•. nollllced Tu Stewart hao been driving the Mardi 70lln grand prix races The Stitt of Ohio, Mtltt County. Prt-.,lta Court To the Encutur of tht e~tat e; to such of tht following aa art residents of thl!: State of Ohio. viz:- the JUrvlvlnv spouse , the next of kin . the benttlclarl es under lh t will ; and to tfte at · tornev or attorney s represent ing an, of tfle aforementioned pefaons : Harold A. Hood, Decea11d, Pomeroy. 0111o R. O., Sai!SbUr';' TI)Wnthlp , No . 20322 . You are hereby notified that th e Inventory end Ap . pralsement ot the estate ot the aforementioned , dec:e11ed , late of said Count~ . waa file~ In this Court . Said Inventory end Appraisement will be lor hearing betore this Court on the 28th day of August, ~970, at 10:00 o'cloc k A.M. Any person dnirlng to tile' e ~Cce pllons thereto must flit them at lent tlv& days prior to the dele set for hear ng . Given under mv hand and seal of seld court, this 10th dey af August 1970. F. H. O' Brien Probate J~~::ka~ d,:~t~~~~~ 1 BY Ann B. watson Deputy Clerk {Sl 12, 19, 2tc l. '<.·I QUALnY ' LOUISVILLE, Ky. (UPI) - The Louisville Colonels com· bined four walks, a wild pitch, U!ree singles and a double for an eight • run silltb Inning and a 10 · 4 victory over !be Toledo ncurrlng mechanical (I'Oblems night. lorcing hlm to drop out of The win gave Loulsville a sevoral races. clean sweep of the lour1!8ffie· The new car, built by TyrreU series witb ToIedo. Mike Gar· ''in a -•·•ed ~· ....... man, who pitched hitless ball '""'"''" In ·...-....-- ' 1961 PLYMOUTH . $1695 GTX 2 Or. Hardtop, automatic transmission. 1967 CHEVROLET $349$ 2 BEDROOM House, bath, basement, attic for storage. 167~ Lincoln· His. Aardwliod floaro, built-In cabinets In 1967 DODGE $2395 .Monaco 4 Dr. Sedan. V-8 motor, radio, power kitchen. Gas furnace. Phone steering. power brakes. air conditioning. One - careful local owner. ro'!:--14'VIS. MNOlOPI.M.Or @) (o. . -.. FURNISHED ond unlurillohtd~ . apartments. Clooo to school.' 1 Phone 992-~10-18-Hc 1 Corvette Coupe, 327 cu. ln .• ~50 H. P. V-B motor, both convertible & hardtops. AM-FM Radio, 4 spd. trans. Real sharp. 992-3054- e. 164tc - - - -- -FURNISHED flolency apartment, first floor utilities effurnished. Phont 1'92-:187~ . 8-12 -tf~ - - - -- • PCIMIIOY, CltiiO I APARTMENT, 6 roornl, ba!h, For Sale L-- ---------- - -----· •, unfurnished. Mulberry A~. HALF RUNNER ~n~. Pick .., Phone offer 5 p. . your own. S2 bushel. Bill 992-2~1 N0tlCl '"ANT AD INFORMATION 1·13-Hc DEADLINE3 •· dl ..~ 5 P .M . Day Before PublicatiOn W·I Llplckupmercnan Manu MonoayDooOIIne9o .m. this season, but after a Mud Hens in International JI'OIIlising start, be has bad League play here Tuesday I ,0f · Robinson, Letart Falls, Ohio. _ _ _ _ _ _ _e_IP-31p . take to auction on a per-, TRAILERspace,onemllefrom centage bast:s. Call Jim ' new Meigs High School on old time wao designed b)' Derek for six innings, took the win Garner. It will be powered by a- and Ro{! Chandler was credited ventional V8 eosworth Ford willl the loss. con unit. ( Toledo's George Kalafatis 'C' broke Garman's no . hitter with a single in the sixth. Jim AJ. A FORD FOR $191 MELBOURNE, Australia Ung andfoUowed Jim by Deneff then '1'iJn Fulk (UP()- The Ford Mo·tor Co. has walked, which forced in Kalalatis. Mar· plans to build what a company official calls a ' 'modern Model Ung scored from !bird and Fred T Ford for !be masses" to sell Foulger'> single scored Deneff before !be side was retired. for $886. , William 0 . Bourke, chief eucutive officer of Ford m Australia, said the car would be marketed only in Australia. Asia and the Pacific at first. "It will be a very basic car-it NO WOODSTOCK HERE could even have a plywood body OKLAHOMA CITY (UPI )Gov. Dewey Bartlett said it and canvas seats," he said. cosL the sLate $32,500 to close Minenville Ohio !be Turner Falla Rock Festival 1..;;;,;;,;;;,;;;;;~-------------;;,.a NJilW STATE PRESS MAN'"'e The ROV~•mor GROVER ' S Photography HAYMAN'S AUCTION tiouse, N (""') , · ;,· v,_. .•["i ~• · .•S_tlldlo will .be· : ell~ lfll::' . •. Lillf~ CIIH ( n"!' -open each S 10 t has -~ "' " 1/il!atlon trom' AOfi'1711o Auv. · ...'Fffi!iiy tc> rece ive coned Artb J. OIBen n direCtor been we had fried 25 . · . I siOnments at 10 a.m. Auction a! its office of press relations, to provide servicea lor the 8-12-12tc starting at 1 p.m. Let us soil replacing Carl T. Barich, who 30,11011 peraons," BarLiett said ;:::·:: · your merchandise. 3-22-Hc has left the job to attend the Tuesday. "But far more National War CoUege for one important is !be fact ·*e . year before accepting a foreign maintained respect for law asslgnrnent. enforcement." He also said it Dtmoc raIIF~candida'1 • ROOM house. beth. All Olsen, SO, is a lonner foreign was good field training for lll'ATE utlliflet. Porch. Cave St., corrl!lpOndent lor The New NaUonal Guard troops who Pomeroy . Will sell on lend York Times and once worked patrolled the area to keep REPRESENTATIVB contract. Call 992 -5122 or 81 a diplomatic correspondent festival goers away from the Gallipolis l-19-7tp lor United Press, now UP!. park. Pomeniy Hlime.• ' Auto· 616 E. Main. Ptim,...y, o. , ... • •- w -. ' ~ Real ~.state For Sale . a.1Ufp' . ;. Memorial . :>- l' . I' .'ti I' · .~ " i~ I .. i~ ::::::======:.._ JOHN THOMAS CADY For Rent or Sale . ::!~~=~~ ::~.~':'!:~ ' ! lI !\ Rookie Blocks Carew's Return • It's Time to Mett Htmt ~-9304. PARKVIEW Kennels, pPpdles. Paid lor by Citizens for Cady and bird dog> , AKC. !'-'and Ernnfwtngell, Chairmen show puppies . Grooming. GAII'AGE Sale: Tuesday and· Phone 992-~J-17-Hc Wednesday. Ellie Bates, Rt. 33 behind Router's Service BASSET pur'os, AKC :1· _s_'•_lion _._P_hon_e_992_ -ro_r.:.t'8-2tc REDUCE festE-Vop wlfh Gobese sate tabletsandand water pills. Nelson Drugs. .s.JOtp 8 SHARP CARS =~=-------=..:.: "VOLKSWAGEN 11095 2 or. sooon, low mileage. Sharp c.: ar. .. < 6611\llt '' ., ' ,_,_ -_• ' ' LtSabrt , lit', ~''*p:~~ ctrotulo nor, · M .)' P.B.& AT. Showo oooa taro . "CNEV.LLE snu ~:.~~~::,ro~:r.! dii;,,~rd!~f,; matching Interior. Power steering, 1uto. trana. "FORD / nm V-19 PIIS. Ste.'·Wtgon, like now llnlsh.lhoWJgood care, P.S., P.B. & A.T. 0 '' ,;_, ;,~ ~; Power Steering Hea~ty Out~ Bumper West Coast Mirrors Marion Dump Body - 7 x 10 24 inct\Midll with 1h Cab Protector"W Wlnljl T~pl Door In Tailgate Mud Flaps and Reflectors Air Bra~et Color: Chrome: Yellow ~ :t-rri~, 17< •• 'f.v. ' ~~ .:.'U: SEW;~G w.~M;Nt:s;...~~?..: 1 oervlc.; al1 mtk••·"!'"' 'o-GOOD· lnvestmen.t properly. ,..,. Fabric s~ ,PomtroY, ' A _ _orlzed $1~~~- iricl • Hou~ with lti!Jt furnl~h!id ·.; Seryt.,.,we·S""~'rkiNn · eportmenf!i, -..mont, IWO · ... , ,;,·~·(_'· , ; · /' : ;:..,i-~·~ c ·O _- t h garages/ Monthly lncD:~i; .'.. L ·'•- • .. ~ · ~ ·.~ .i,.1 , $1901 .;, ·P.r1 cod.,!,!'!f""!'lt~' ~. C,_BRADFORb, ~d!~ ":, u ... se .e. n~n1"192 • '" ton!pltlaSat'vl<le ' 1' "' 1 .-,.,. ~ . • ~ ' " q. ,.,. ' ' ·19-Hc -i' ,' ' -~ I 0 Ill }~ " In ' ; " ,, • . ,...liomtiroy, vacal t~ad · (l .• 11 ; ' ' 51"'ma= " -r1 ' ·''' ' _.... ' ' · '!;f: ' rlfhl for 11\llck _ll!lt. l'tiYIIt · ~~~c.~~~~~~ owner. :t>hiirit 9_,.,,2165: -- .. -· ... .PAINT SALE: Form ond home white latax house paint, 14.95 \ ~~'\oau~:"~d~uff'J. ~., ; ,~'~f :··' dlepor't. Ohio. Lu·•• ' Wftlf l' i\'1 utllllltl.• R ~ cted · st' · 7•19·1fF . 2:;.: ,ott·~ ~J:: ..,.;.4~ri~~~r · -.: ! "'hf .. <....... ~ E Ll:t'tROLUX ·iwe'e per; · -330 • n,. ...--·· ' · A R.lrtoi'i-iii,ion cqmpftla with aHachments. 1-6-ttc .l....,-,F"'I. paint sprayer, Cor,d wlt!der _ _ __ ...:.,:.....,~'"-....and throw owoy, blgo. Full • D' ·ll!:vtc•. ~,]Ett,lbC.:s PAINT !)AMAG~. ztg-ilft RUTLAND,- Wdtori "'""• '- - - -- - - - sowing ''IMChllltl. Sttn In bodr-•• nlj:t · bllffl, out. original '• cartqns. No " ' :'lsldloa; ll!lr!IOIHOI 541 x ~' ' , tachmenfil: needocf, ao our · .TElL . S$,lOO.IIf) ·' ....::...;..:;,...,....:..:...:..:,o_;; controls built ln. mokes· Sews POMEROY:i-it,ory frome with 1 orare 2 noedlos, - ~ ...,. ••_lti, . . ,;-;,,,o.IICI ,...,.. 1 27-FT CAMPING trailer, biiHonhotn. MWI1 Qll buttons . ~Jfl AT :':"~ ' .,. ' ' 1 .: comt>!elely turnl...,. Also, · monii!Jrllill, and 'tiilnd ~ 1 _, "l' · mo 3 For Sale otWT! l~l I. ~';~135-tD. ~~l"'lH t:_r7 ~~k~~~.~~~~~~=: ~~~~~}.c;;;"~l~~ R~t':N»~i~l~inJ::!· '~ ' near Tupf!trl Plains, Ohio. See Samuel lllornhart above · .. l~lc . bed~s. new bfi"',·Al-lot. ' F rene1s Bone d um, Ph one ISyracuse Rt. 1"'• acrou ._., . Rielon PI 1- .,,II . . •• ..,,!lllq.IIO _,.'"·,,"- '.,. · Coolville 667-:1856. r~ . ne an ng ,., , , 'BQ!ITON llERRIER pupo, 7 ' .' . - i-' ·rn:;...r.,...,..;...,.;.i;. 8-16-JOtc ,1-l.. llc weeks old. PhoneCiteoter 915TO, IUY Oll·.SEL1. ' < 6 1 _3 _B_LA-CK_m_e_le-,pood - fe___pups. GRj;EN BEANS, ~td· your . 3S.l , e. 6-31p lie;~'!r/~U:&?JND· J/;, ' AKC registered. 550 each. own $2 bushal. Also_.. . lli!~I.TOR Phone 992-6329. and ·potatDII. Andrww "trou. BOAT. Weawr rl...- skit!, 16 · Olllct ft1.2Uf LEGAL NOTIU · 11-IP-~tc Letart Fells, Ohio. loot, major,' troller. Phone. 1~0. ·~-2~ Seeled bids will bt received by the Vlll191 of Middleport, - - - - - - - 8-l~tc 992-212~. ", ' · _..£...-:::.,;.,...,_~·:·+.-~-~~~· Ohio, Meigs County, et the Vlllege Hell in Middleport, Ohio until-4 :00P .M. Augutt 27, 1970 for ttle following equip · ment On" (1) Dump Truck 3•0 cubiC lnchts or more 151 Inch wh.. l b•se 7000 lbs. Front Axle 17,000 lbs , Rear Axle Fr•me Ae.lnfor ctd Five 15) Speed Transmission - Direct In 5th Heevy Duty Front Spring Heawy Out~ Rtar Spring Air Wipers and Washer Signal Llghtt and Hazard Switch Heater and Defroster 900 x 20 Tires Front and Rear - Mud •nd Snow Tlrtt on Rear Spoke Whtell l~~:-.U.. ;r."'· """ mums. R~noi4J _ Flower S"IID u • .,., ; y1 -, ,. I'[!: ' ..,._,,, ~,_,,,l I .Jamn ATliERTON" ,.;li.f\1 ~ '' ·1'-lUfc ,E!,IiCitiiON.IC · , S~~~&ri -.....,...~--·--,,.--"' PhOnf 915-3M,:L"!'f . ~ BEDR_OOM houot.';· Mid· .· _· .' '. 3-).,"..'·ttt. ., ' ·. • ' by owner. Ph""-·992· Sltfll'!C-ta.nkl ctte'!e!!. M!'~· f.l9-l2tp . Sa~ltatton, Stew•r.t,, Cll)l~, !")~ , 662 3035 · 2·'·''til: ' 1966 Mo1111.E home and )ci. . ·Ntw .Haven,' W. Va. Phot\e 162-2898, ,· ,..' ·" ' ' .Fi5'ADY-MIX CON"R'i:. 'tE• B-1~ ;:: 1 . . -:.......,~-:..,;......o;-T·-'""- , · : ' illvtred right .... - ~ NEW HaMES lor ..;••-we hlvi · pr~:li:.~·~=~:'Jl.\~ft~,' bNullfulloiUvalltiblt or wlllo ;oeglaln RaaliY:Mfli · (!0,, bund on youn. Sa~plellomeo Middleport, OliiQ!' ' .. · elr~ · built •lor ~~ -tn: · ' '\· 4/»ne ' · Ft,E_~D grown chrysanthamum ; ' rv au•c~!T,Ac ~::/,J:i~~~~r. ~:2F.; Clela~d,: _ n.-11): 0 Pets F01 Sale Gardens. ~~"' Ch~ot•r 985-3969, HotJon, Jr. :~~:~":r's~-~~~:r;~~~~;t; ~~~~! ~· Mileage ~- ', " ~-~·: . AND ''J,tj.~~. ' . now, bath, paneled n:~ TI;NNA $&RVIC_E, Phone." :h · room . Also. hen houlli · - 992-2522. ..1 • . house, gorlfll. Off Rt. 7, at , f-lti'IIC, We Now Run Block Co .11!: -1-."~ A-C_R__E_I_ot_.-~-r-oom--h-ou ... . HAIIRI(Oil's ' NOTICE! r:: est ror c:.t.:!IANEP( , •f"2 ._~ker Phone 992·2067 SEPTIC : TA~KS' BASEME!It hov•• 3 miiH lle.oona~li ·rattij.' •··PN~·~f rrqm ticlno. 3 biillrooms. 3- _ John ~~~ GAUIP,Oif! ~,Y acrt~lol. Ellis McMillan, ~.1, •'1ft' 5 · p,IJj. · ,.1 Raclno. 1. • . • ,c .. ¢. Auto Sales CEMENT MORTAR . - GUARANTEEDPhOne m-~!194 THI; HOMER Buckner root etlate. sftvated In Middleport, Will be occepteo untll9 o.m. lor Adamo, auctioneer. Rutland. Rt. 33. Phone 992-29•1. Pogo S"-'1• consisting of Dey ol Publication Phone 7•2-~1 . 7-30-lOic · 01) v. acre. wilt bo sold to ·tht UOUL·UIONS 9 -He Tne •1ubllsher rtservn the . .,, TRAILER, Brown•s· Trallef hlghetl bidder at fhe office of ~~::~~~ eql!b~~:~~'ri!,~"" ~~: , SARAGE ~~c-kVard sale, Park, Mlneravllle. 992·3324. O'Brl!fl a. O'Brien, 1011.1'.1 Colil:t'51f,eet, Pomerov, ohio publisher will not be responsible Saturday, Aug. 22 at 11 a.m. 8-7-12tc at 10:00 A.M. on the 24th day lor more than one 1ncorrocf and Monday, Aug. 2~ at 11 or Aug., mo. Satd rot eotate Insertion . a.m. E. L. Francis, 620'h muot be sold for not leu thtn Wanted To B~J RATES Locust St.• Middleport. S6f)O.OO. For want Ad Service 1-19-3tc OLD FURNITURE, dishes, 5 cents per woro one Insertion 1'19-31c trtJnks, etc. Write M. D. ~ ~~~~~~u~.~h•~•;;5c three GUN SHOOT, Forked Run 1 Miller, Rt. 4, Pomeroy, 0 .. .:onletulive lns.~rtlnM . Sportsman Club, Sunday. Cell 992-6271 . ARRIVII'I.G. Wedil!llday mor3·8-Hc tllng. Truckl.oad of canning 'e~utfve~t~~~:;r,o:s~rd slw con Aug. 23. 8-19-3tc peaches. Also, _ plenty ol 25 Per cenl Disc-ount on palO ---==~----canning tomatoes. Mldwoy OLD PHOTOS, glasoware, toys, aos ono ••• polO within 10 oeys. A NE'ilshlpment of children's Markel. W. Main St., CARD OF THANKS school clothes has arrived. etc. Phone Atheno 592-1789, or Pomeroy. Phone 1'92-2582/ & OBITUARY alao, plenty of men's work write TOAN, 129 W. Slate St., 8-18-Jtc $150 lor so woro minimum . uniforms. JeHer's ClothlrS A\hens, Ohio 45701 . 8-16-6tp Eacn ~odalonol word lc. R tow . BLIND' AIJS . Stare,on 1. 33golng ar -~---~1962 VOLKSWAG,EN, olio. AOOitionol 15c Charge per Fairgrounds. el~trlc power. plant, 'h-h.p. ~dvertl•ement. 1-IUfc electriC mot6r. electrl~ OFFICE HOURS 8: 30a .m. to 5:00p .m. Dally, W fencer , garden tractor. Phone 1 1 1 1960 REBEL 4-door 8 cyl. 1: 30 a .m . to 12: 00 Noon ILLgveptano essons nmy Chet~lre 367-7563. automatic, po. Runs good. iaturd•_v . . home. Phone '192-3666. 11-16-Hc Call 992-3316. 8-11-6tp 1-19-ltc Notice - -- - - -- MAPLE Eorty Al'terlcanstereo radio C<HTlblnatlon. • - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -. .- - . 1967 JILYMOUfH Fury otation sound system, AM and FM wagon. Phone 7G-o1611 . l'adto. A·opeed ' tnterm!xed changer, 11111.-nce $82.n. IJso 8-lUtc our buc~Vol tarmo. FREE Iiiii u-.,. 1958 PLYMOUTH station with every purclloso. Coll992· 1111'1 wagon , nine passenger , Good 3352· · 8-lWtc motor, tires, battery. Priced for quick sale, Slllll. Contact Eldon Walburn, phone 9'12· ,WALNUT stereo ' radio . com2805. 7-26-lfc dual volumt control. Bolanc. 1 ~S79 15 FREE gift with every LUW pu~ch8so. CAlf 992-3352. u.e o our l:ludget 'terms. 8-1Utc Cance,Uatlon & Corrections Mud HenS PIUCk e d ' -~~ WA.ITRESS neocfed, must be over 21. Have reference. Apply In peroon . Marlin Rettaurant, Mlddloport. I-I6-Hc - - - - -- WAITRESS. AllDIY In - · crow' • Sleak HouH, Pomeroy. · _ _ _ __ _ ,:...:...9·12tc WATER AND sewer main'· tenence man. available af city "~· New Haven, w. va. ' 8-19-4tc Femala Help Wanfld BE A PLAY"OUSE TOY Bid to be with •nd without DEALER: Work to . trade-in. Olea"! tier, f,... tralnffiO. No Bid open to all dtlltn In cotleclll\oi ' no dallv.,-y, ,. Melgt Countv . The right 11 r•ur~tld to rtject C.lh lr!vestl!lent. C.ll CGUect eny and all · bldl. .fu·.J77-olj9l1 C~arlott, . Auauat Htlakli11 liOUlll • Polnf,' Olllo. · 7-17-lfc ~~ · - - - - - : -._ _ _..:..:. _ COAL. nmeotono. o::iicolllot Salt Works1 E Main 51 CANNING tllmatoaa, ~'!umber 1. ' • 1. ., : Pick r~r i:Mh.' $1 bushel. Pomeroy. Phone~ 3894.9-Hc Bring · contalnt<. Haroc~il ---~--..,.....,--· Rouoh, Eut .Letart Rd. REDBOI'IE coonhound. B-·l~c. · Rogts.'.. -.id. Phone 9.W-3014. USED ta' t 1' ' ....._.. · !~~r..:~~= ,,.. " 1-11•i2tc VI ory n very •'- N • condiHon. Phone 992·3111. 1 '-n4 . . ,. ' 8;!6-Hc · "' ~ ~001~1!2,4 .1001 ~"iiiJJgs; -;;;;;;;=::::;;;;::;:_~new. ~--·-j' ·., ' '•:, · ·~.'· ·i;lt~fc · r ,'' -- - T.Hlll :IG. 011- .. -- ( l l l f . ) Klalllx: ·- ~-b ll.awbl&• (II.) li.Color II.K&ralq a.f!""' Iiiii !II.Bhaot· : m, ~lJ)Jdl!Jl:;llo.t !•..:!!:! ..J l!Mm!mbleu- lour Jumhi.. one letter -to ...h - t o form foar ordlnery wordo. ~ so.·- ror .,;;o."l II 'IOU CAN MAKE 'THIS &Ui '!OU1LL NeveR LIVE 10 SEE rT/ �• t ·' - ""''' South Pins Hop~s on Gore's .Defeat · BY WUJJAM S. WHilE ENROUTE TO WASHINGTON - Among a certain clau of old - family and highl~ influential Southerners the White paper Tan Black there Is a time-encrusted Sllying, compounded alike of Your daughter will have a crush on Miss Robin's soft crinkled slip -on. Quality minded moms approve ol the nexibttlty and perfect lit, too. afAPMAN SHOES Main St. Pomeroy senUment and ol wry and total awareness that no clock ever turns backward - "The South will rise again.'' '" us meanlnll Is nine-tentha jocular and self-mocking but one-tenth serious. It Is t11is onetenth that is making the race of Sen. Albert Gore for re-election in Tenneasee both one of the most-poignant and mos1 - interesting in this observt.-'s long experience. For If in this context the South is indeed to ''rise again" it will do so upon the defeat- and only upon the· defeat - of Albert ~' Gore in November by bls staid cballqer, the candy betr Rep. W. E. (Bill) Brock of Olattanooga. The South, again in this loose Interpretation, began to get up from Its lmeea In the rejection In Teus of Gore's Ideological twin, Sen. Ralph Yarborough. II will require the retirement of Gore to complete the process. The heart of the matter Is that In a strange, complex, human sense Gore Is simply onSouthern, just as was Yarborough In Teus, and bls difficulties arise far more from this gossamer circumstance than .from any readily measurable public policy. To be sure, Gore Is In trouble - as again, Yarborough was In Teus - for his slirW antiVietnam war stand. He Is in more trouble because , representing as he does one of the most martial-minded states of the Union, he bas exhibited ~? '70 Markdown ' what even Yarborough never did. This has been ~ vlolenUJiill an almost - autornaUc ,and clearly visible 811tipallly not simply to war pollqy bill. to all things military. ~ tl1is lljls not been forgotten In Tennwee. This is, In the most • precise and. the most - emotional way, the anUthesls of Southe~n thinking. If Texas ever since the Civil War has provided more strictly combat offiCllrs to the armies of the United Slates than any other state, Tennessee bas notbeenfarbehlnd. They do not calli! "the Volunteer State" for nothing. Accordingly, a senator from Tennessee who has been in the forefrpnt of proposals for concealed surrender In VIetnam, and against aU efforts to improve the antiballistic arsenal of tl1is country, Is a good deal like, say a senator from New York who was totally opposed to any liberalil!l'.d ' ' ' ,. '·--!' v . 0 ' 7• y I '' ' . ... ~ _,-1 '' . uiJinlgrstlon . · . · . tl1is day flild II m"f ~~ One must, In short, gllle to V?te for anr Republican.,1ft Albert Gore ltlAifks , for "SJni. wont get enough votes In lhl , eerily"- but mual also ·reg~ areaa borderlngb_!!sat.,tppl . him as profoundly out of the della to wad • .,..,.,... . . '-' mainstream of the blOOd-and- In a deep .sense, Uierefqre, ,hl., bones traditions of his own IB a lost an~ aUen ~ ~ ~ state. In order to combat the aea own homeland. And lbla b ba of troubleswhlchheh!la crea~ has not got what he ~a )lu for himself, therefore, he· Is had before. This was \he loot! accentuating the positive - offices of other SO)IIhel:ll notably by pie-In-the-sky &e!llltors who In the ~I lllid .economic promises - and been prepared to Jlelp a~ muting the n•gaUve.& tides a colleague even thoi!P they dl!l white horse to suggest fronUer not care for him. It has .,.ays virility . He drops his g's to a ~ bls habit to upstage and degree never heard in even to undercu't his fe!low Washington. ~~for al!out alx yean And he seeks to Identify and then, In the ~ three hlnll>l!lf with "the nell politics" months, carefully to IUTange to and " the kids." What he Is In beseenln _thelrcompanybefore clear danger of losing, however, Tennessee groups. But tl1is kind is the heretofore habitual of help Is gone now. ' support of most of or8IJII!zed Sqme months ago In a first labor. The hard hals In the sorUe ln.to the South this South are no different from columnist concluded that thoseinNewYork.Andwhathe Yarborough had had lt. The has most certainly lrrev1ll:ably conc(IJsloo of tl1is second --, and lost Is the .tolerance of the old. utterly - un!lclentific - sqrtle famHy types, many of wbom to Is. that Gore has had II, too. 'l1IE VIRGIL KING FAMILY, hwl!na their Hollleln cattle, wu file Bnl pllce wilmer In the cattle ellvillein of.file ' • ~· ,, . <, ·' .. ,, < ~ ' Weather enttne e . Clearing an4 coola- oorth tonight and a chance of lhunderslormll .lOUth early tonicbl followed by clearing. LDw nw 110 north to near 70 south. SUnny and mild Friday. ' I 0t===O=_L'-XX_t"'-'~i),_N_0._90_ __:._---.,----'---'--PO:_M:_ER...:..OY_-M-'-ID_D_LE_PO_RT..:..,O.:. . .H. .:. IO_ _ ___:__ _ _ __ _ ~ THURSDAY, AUGUST 20, 1970 TEN CENTS ·; R~yal . ·..; . ,.. (;)ak Farm ·r. .. ' l f lbuiS. Aug. 20 thru Aug. 31 %. . 1970 . • Share~. · \1'' Beef Champion Honors . " - '· cha~plon ' female and the reserve champion bull. First lln:ough third places, reapeetively, 1n the Herefm-d j•1dging went to : Bull, two years and over : l!oyal Oak Farm, Lawrence Barlow, Northup; Hugh Leifheit, Pomeroy. Junim- yearling bull: IWyal Oak Farm, Jeffers Farm, Arrow Farms, Athena. Summer yearling bull: Jeffers Farm, Roush Hereford Farm, New Haven; Royal 00 Farm. Senior bull calf : Roush Farm, Royal Oak Farm, Barlow. Junior bull calf: Lawrence Barlow, Klmmie Lane Pierce, Uingsville, Arrow Farma. Pair of bulls, any age, bred and owned by ellhibitor : Roush Farm, Arrow Farms, second and third. ' Cow, two years old and over: Barlow, Klmmle Pierce, Claude K. Nease, Minersville. Senior yearling heifer : Royal O&k Farm, WUllem L. Cari-, CoolvUle, Barlow. Junior yearling heifer : Jeffers Farm, Arrow Farms, Somelhlnl unique · and dlf- by Elberfelda of Pomeroy, and ferent Is IICbeduled lbla eveil}ng In the non-winners pace, by Roush Farm. Summer yearling heifer : In the twilight harnas raciDil . lllriaber and Loshe Drug StOre Roush Farm, Barlow, Arrow ~., lit five ~ of ~er~. ~ , __. ..o.on ,,,., "'""" ,, '· ..,...~!'" j..• • ' 011 4&1 •, "· . ' \OIII"G ... UI ..111111. Junior bf>.lfer calf: Arrow BYRON Mii1.ER, .POMEROY Boule I, izb!Nteil .the . ~ Stab!' 'll l'omlroJ, lncluda the llbl1co lOblo and two from the Aldrich IIlii Country Race) In wbich Fanlll, Jeffers Farm, Barlow. IJI'ID4cbetnplap bull·fnm Royal 0a1t Jl'arm In tlle'Otiea $It Pair of heifers any age, bred Stables, Ill In the Arne race for compete for polnta, the )lclclng ol tbe :llere$rd dlvtaton al tbe Mel&' ~ Fair two 301!1' old Pl\Ws. The Plll'lt filial 'lflaner to be named durjng and owned by exhibitor : Arrow Weclniillllay. Is t3,463. the ilosan race. Polnll F Farms, Klmmle Pierce, In the non-winners race fm- gathered during Dve county wunam Carr. pacers, a neJcl of eight, file raees, at Jackson, Hocking, Senior yearling bull: first purae wiD be $3,0011, and In the 3- lawrence, Athena and Meigs. place only, Arrow Farms. Senior heifer calf: first place year-<~111 trot, Deld of nine, the Winners wiD be awarded on a only, Jeflers Farm . purse wiD be $3,0111. ~1~11).6 per cent basts. Produce of cow, two animala Trophy blankets will be either sex owned by one or more ...-.ted to winners during Harness racing during this breeders : Arrow Farms, first Thunday races. Ill the two- 107th annual Melp County Fair and second; WUllem Carr. year-old pace, l_ t wiD be donated wiD be held Thursday and Get of sire, three animals any by New York Cothlng l!ouse of Friday evenings at 6 p. m. !illd age, both se•es represented Pomeroy; three-year-old trot, oo Saturday at 3 p. m. owned by one or more breeders: Jeffers Farm, IWush Farm, Barlow. Oscar Wallace, Jr., Ripley, W. Va., entered the only Angus COLUMBUS (UP!) - The ciOIIIntl of the Unlvenlty : laal animals. He exhibited the grand · atudentnewspaperatObloState spring had been IIWIPOnd~. champion and reserve chamUnlvnty said today file ad· "Their diasenl, along with pion and the grand champion mlnlstraUoo hal refuaed to that of many others, made and reserve champion female. 11aten to demarMII for chang~ students s!Dp and rea111e what He won four oilier awards In tile ~ Ia "aiiU trying to terrlft . wu Kolni on," the Uintern ehorthorns divlalon S. lludenta Into dol:lllty ...." said. "When this happened H. Voliborn and •-· of 81.._8 In an edll«ial, the Lantern more and more stlidenta .,..,. uwo uld the admilllstratlon of damanded change. . was the only exhibitor IUinK 17 Prelldent Nmee Fawcett haa "iluttheunlversltyrefUsedto first place ribbons and lrled for y8WI to 'bell any IIston and the result was exhibited the champion and lila~ out a1 the llllbt aC violence," the editorial said. reserve champloo females and 'l'BOMAS TOUCEDO, A native of Arpatina, wUb the the polltl!lal and ecanomlc In- "Since II still refuses tq make bulla. . grand cbampl'lll female Hereford of the Meigs County Fair. tere1ta whlcb control the ' any .mean1n1fu1 cban&ell It Is Hiram Slawter and lauren 'lbe IBfim•lla owned by <llarlea Jeffers llld Son, Atbala. ' qDiverlitr/' · Instead 1ooklna f01r ways:~ rock Hoffman were supi!rlnllmdenta Beef cattle were judged Wednesday. · l'be Lanl(irn pointed out two the student body back tO sleep. olthe deparlment. ' ltudeall who partldpeted In • Royal OU Farm of_,. -li'!vio Points and Jeffers Heletord Farm of Athens o!hared boi.on In beef catUe Judging Wednesday at the annual ~ County Fair. '; The Royal Oak Farm of Horace Karr eahlblled the grand champloo bull and the· reserve champion female In the Hereford dlvlllon. The Jeffers Farm .01hlblled the gr4nd Spencer ,Stables Enter 3 Horses FORDS .. . :· ... . ..... drl""' 1970 FORD LTD 4-door Hardtop Qn 1970 GALAXIE 500 2·door fGI•al Hardtop 1970 FORD MAV!RICK 1970 MUSTANG FORD TRUCKS ON SALE! A ONCE-INA LIFETIME Super Sale! IN STOCK I dl;::': .~~wblm~;~Ule Excellence Shown in Creativity . 40 CARS ' Lantei n Rocks the Boat Excellent Seledlon ... Maverick, Mustang, '70 & '70112 Fa'lcons, Falrlane soo, Torino, Torino GT, Galaxie 500, LlD, Station Wagons ..... Shop Early for Big Bargains. Also 12 FlOO & F250 Pickup Trucks-V-I's, 6's, Std. & Automatic Transmrsslons. 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