https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/65d8c20fc60b058905ef78cfbab0d71e.pdf 2d48dce960148ea396b2f85d35f0191d PDF Text Text • 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. Open·8 to 8 Dai~ Thurs. &Sat Til 6 ,/ �: ' l . l-.'111elllll181ntinel,Middlepo~y.O./Aua.all,lt70 .' " . , -. \ , ·~~pots~ep., Jt; ·, =~..te.Bqrl~eyes ·..~t~_<r~.-:-;..f!: ~~~ ~~cho~~.lnnlngwith: -v ~ 'r. ""' ..... """"" .._...,.. ~ don~ have *~clalmltin ....,_ ~ll'lhyhlmand,!!-said'aAnnod~ "Hie ·~, --·• woo "' ~-· ~lt lhey'\'i aotlo do .II win jlll~=l~~~~i'injurles w . ron ."""'f' - - llle-lduriJ!.Btbeflrit·of llll'le publie lltarlngs by the ~ Into the Kent State dlloriliin which ended with the ~ May f of lour studenta. ~~~~ said the eGIIIIDon eJe. meDt whlcl! appanntly rewlted in the f!ring of weapona wu lnlwll burled at ciOie r~~~p by siUdenta to frustrated and 1lred law enforcement - I a ,...._ ,....., .... pud - · ...... II thins an over &1ft, Wllllllm Subl1 lloOblo, a fol'llllr Guard baltal1cn . c.cne F()U, 75, died at Cold following brolhera and siatera, Owen Watsoo, Racine; Mra. Ellen Couch, Burton Smith, "--f; Guy Wataon, Baltimore, Md.; William Watson, Pomeroy; Mra. Jack Kelly, Cold Sprlnga, llicl Mra. Kenneth Martin, Sidney, Funeral aervlcea will be held at 10:30 a. m. Saturday at ~ A1aandrla Funeral Home in .u-ndrla, Ky. Burial will be in tho Aleundrla Cemetery. Springe, Ky., Wednesday, apparently of a heart attack. Tbe dal!lhter of tbe late Mr. and Mn. David WaiiOII, for· merly of Pomeroy, Mra. Foaa W81 preceded in death by ber bWJband, Fred; I llJD, Harry; two brothera, Clyde and Leroy, and a slater, Mrs. Pauline Bart. Survl'flng are har cblldren, tbarles and Loretta Burldlarl. both ol Cold Springs, and the ¥."· Ohio Adjutant General S. T. Del Corao, commander of the Guard, agreed. He said be believed individwll guardsmen fired on their own because they felt the barrasament wasi'EIIch· I I I I I 1 YOUTH ASKED FOR IT! This colwnn .II fiB' yollll(l people, their problems and pleasures, their lroubles and ~.,..,, :4., with the rest of Helen Help llal, it welcomes laugh& but woo't dodce a ser10111 queatlon with a bruah-of!, Send your teenage questions to YOUTH ASKED FOR IT, csre of Helen Help Us! thiS LIKE HE u8 By Helen Bottel ;:':i~'T R ~~~~~ON FRONT" ' il ·0" ), "'f.~\':u~l:i'r~nDodgen ...jl,.· girdles, minis, bati, jewelry, u well as braa. - H. P.S. My friend, the buyer for a large department store cbaln, leila me bras are holding up wen, but girdles are slippingsaleswile, that 11. "All the girls are golnc bralesa" ranks with ''midis hav.e made it" 88 the fall's bigcest fashion .... ••erat!on. _H. - - .. . • Alma Simpson Dies Wednesday Wilson, •1 .5 Poa Poa Puo ()peninc p 811 l<od-• 10 ~-~· '' The old man · Introduced himaelf as y and remarked that his friend Z bad told bim that be might enjoying watching n duplicate game. The club members, who bad remembered meeting Z, A and Bon their vlalts1 1nvlted bim to atay and play. He acceptad the Invitation and sat North. He agreed to "'•y Black,_ wood and, on the very first hand, responded to both four and five no-trump. Hill partner closed the bidding at seven no-trump and West opened the 10 of spades. "May I see your hand, partner?" asked Y. "In the old days, my partner Z was alwaya declarer and the only real fun I got was to watch ~a'!'s:.r::e~-~ '{: ':::!r~ acb:. :::..=w- . . . . . .- ,. 11or1i. NEW YORK (UPI)-Mrs. Joseph. Kopeclme said Wedneaday talk of romance between her daughter and Sen. Edward Kenned;y was "just plain silly" and the senator did biB beat to save Mary Jo from drowning in Cbappaqulddick Pond. Mrs. Kopecbne, iii 8 copyrighted story In the current issue of McCall's magazine, also was critical of two Kenned;y aides for not immedl1 · th id ale Yrepm'llng e ace en! and of the Inquest judge for implying Kennedy had not told the whole'truth about the tr·"'c affair. . ""' . She sai4 she was writing the McCall's story to end speculi· lion and "the ugly rwnora that have been torturing us," Iince Mary Jo, t!Jen 28, drowned July 1, 1969, a car driven by to Kennedy plunged off a bridge on Chappaqulddlck Island, ~ong ' Mary Jo's boy friends," Mra. Kopechne ,said, ~~r:;:~ "there w81 hot one named Sen. "' Edward . All fliOIIe stories between :, ~== just .... got to ,_.... Bon;_. . ' ' . lhithlmwlththeold "lruthln packqing" comeback, but I'D bavetoadmitl sorta agree.with· ~':: !~~:'1:;.~ · __.._ • _. i~~E~~ij~ ; trtthaUttlebullcHJp ... andio;ifo' my clothes. · ~ , But he waa ao stuffy an4 boisy 'lbatl can't let him Wilt: Mu.st I flra'-less just to show him !llere'a nothing wronc in lr)'ing ;, a lliiW style? After an, I ! hiJ muacle llbtrtl, iln't made like Tom .NOT QVJTE OF THE TIMES Little Byplay; tlllrd. --Sbl!'ry · lndwtad,l'llmeroy,,Rillty,lll!l "-I'I'I!IY, fovll!l Rich .Jletlllll; 'Park· wllh RutY Pie....:nt v-. -·v: . - _. h•A u ·'"" beamln glllle ... "'"" .,.auou g, but not IJloat!ng. ''We'llllave to win a lot more gamea' lhan tbo&e two to get ' evert with the Reda," he said. ·"llapy Ia :Ilia time my chin bounced off my cbest in thil ell)'." '- ' ' ~·• nib lGu '1111 ~ aent 10 batters to the platll in the fifth inning when tbty J'lllPecl oulseven hits, including a baaes·lolded D .. .t.. Staub - • . by ·-·• and a ~ triple by illln Brand; to tac Gary Nolan with the ION. The toaa, Nolan'• fifth of the H4B9D against 15 victories, ended hil peraonal wlnnlnc ltreak at eight games and II alao was the Orst g1111e the Reds have lost in Nolan's last 14 starts. "Gary just couldn't~ loose aR night" said 1 disa!lpOinled Sparky 'Anderaon the Reda "'-It 11111111f1er. ' ' ''Still," pointed out Jotinny Bench, ''Gary w~ only one pitch away from getting ollt of ~~•• inning without M ron P==•J'; :RL. '!be ~'I!"!"!' of the tw~ -~·"' the Reds moved Into Riverfront Stadiwn. "But Salley's homer still looked like a pop fly compared with the one he bit In Houston's Astrodome," Insisted Expo coach Jimmy Brasan. The Reds, idle today, open a four-sa;meserteawiththeMets In N.,i Yort Friday. Wayne - ~· their ailing rookie pltch1Ji8 sensation, was aenftoUisAngelelto 'beeumlned by. an orthepedlc specialill, Dr. RoberiKerlan. Simpson II slated to rejoin tile Reds in ae::; """ 0 1 2 0 ~ 0 1 0 0 0 0 1 2 2 3 0 0 : 0 0 1 o 0 D D0 i l~l ~~:l/irp ~ Raymond p o o. o o Tot a ts I7 I ID I ' CINCINNAT~b r h bl ROHrt 5 1 1 0 Clint c:1 A 1 1 1 Perez3b A I 2 2 ~~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ "·y lb -Helml 2b Woodwrd 51 A 1 2 0 A o 0 o A 0 I ~ ~~:~~rnp ~ ~ ~ o :::.:-~ ef .... ..,...,., M..;• ~.. ;:_ ~ -....• .., "" ,.,. -;: llomenaaddravelitflnl!l!ll to paee 1be Cbfcalo vlcleiy. WlnDIDI plleller Feraaaoa leUiu, ,ll-lt,Billy'l\'llllalal, lee Pepitone, JG~D)' Calllaoa aid Gleaa lledetl alH -Ilomeretl for lbe ~. In the otller 1111.~·· H-too topped New Yott; f. t,IIIIDFnaclaeobeal Pltlabur11l, . 1-f, Moatreal beat Cincinnati, M, Atlallla Dipped Pldladelphla, 3-2, and Loo Angeles beat st. Loall, 42• ~ ~ ~ ~ 156 in Avco l t Play SUTTON M811 (UP!) - A · . '·Ia unch field of 156 'prolesaiona.. bids for one of the richest prizes of the year today in the opening round of the $180,000 · Avco Classic. Most of coif's richest winners were present and swinging at Pleaaant VaHey Country Club for the start of a four-day 72hole campaign that will reo,;ard the victory with $32,000, tloe fifth hlgheatsingleprlzeonthetour to date Among the few missing . were Jack Nicklaus, Arnold Palmer and Fronk Beard. 'Bobcats Stam·ng Over (EDITORSNOO'E: FoUowiD& Ia the aecond of • two • pari Hriea OD Mid-American Conference football prospects. Today'odlspatcl!covenOhtoUalveralty, Kent State and Western Michigan.) COLUMBUS (UP!) _ Ohio University foolhall coach BUI Hess may be in for. a long sea- tw~~ ;:' • so::-..ldel the tough Mld-Ameri· can Conference schedule • the "'- ou"'·lder ....,.. ""' Bobcsts will meet Cincinnati, Dayton, Minnesota and Penn ,...,_ _ _ _..,._ _, Sl?,le· _I hale to ~ the te~. rebuilding year, Hess sa1d, but we are having to start over· A thought he had an outstanding running attack with Don Nott!ngham and Phil Witherspoon and a passing attack that will "keep the other team honest, but that's one part of our team we aren't sure about." Puddington said his team had three goals last year and achieved all of them. ''One was to come from behind to win a ~::·~a~~d:Uto: ~!e ·~: 1 ~ ~~~eb~f:Si:el~~: · OOLUMBUS, ohto' (UP!)- Ge'orge Hllaenohrl, a ·. 240- Other Q(f. .ve regui!Q loll lnd wlngbaclt:. ·' ' O!io Stale olfll:ially ~ off poUridor and 1-fooW, mpollld were ·tackle ChUck Hulcblaon 1lJp IIOPba In the olftlllllw,.,: Its "l'un for die Roles" llere sopb SliM~ WWiaml. and gad .\Jan laek. . baddleld are full~)!l W...._..y night 'tilth <;oac:ll 'the ontr flnt year man Tbe enda wlll .be (leet Btuce ~ GeliJDo, (ullbQ .lc'il!l1!l Woody Hayes his atartlng on the oflllllive team Jankowst:hfFIIr ," 'wn, N. J., Bleclaoe. and qu.arterbaclt: Rou0~ . • '1"1 team "lflould be ter than last will be """'"'· 2f0opould John and ,l'I!J While of Harrllbar~. Motrre. ;rear." · Hicks. "Hiclla II tile biggeat Pa.,l)alled by Hayei "thi blat ' ~.._.._. "I dw't tlllnk it's any secret guard' we've bad since Jim pair enda In ibe coulitty." 'lbce defenie is .IDdlond ll:rr.o.r we've been rated very high," Parker," Rayea said. Returlilng 1n the IDteriar 11ne two aii-AmerlCJ~I. ml.wllt the veteran Buclreye boas told The Buckeyes loot three full- on offense are ce11tao Tom guard Jim StlllwlgOD ancl.,r, C:::: :! 2 4 iisbuiah A ... 107ttt OIIIJIICLou Tbe biggest offensive loaa iB an-America fullhack Jim Otis, wbo f1lllled for 1,027 yarda in nine games, But Hayea haa lruiBing Jobn Brockington, a 8loot-1, 216-pounder from Brooklyn, N.Y., ready to Blepin. . WlLMINGTO!", Ohio (UP!)The Cincinnati Bengals will preview an entirely new backfield when they meet the St. Louis Cardinali at St. Louis Saturday night. Head Coach Paul Brown said Wednesday he plans to start EssexJobnsonathaHhackand Clem Turner at fullback in pIace of Paul Rob'rnson and Jess Phillips. "I'm not really displeased with Robinson and Phillips, but they madeloo many mistakes ' in the Miami game last week and I want to get a look at the other two running backs," Brown said. Johnson has been the No.2 running back fo• the past two seaaons. Turner was picked up last year after playing in Canada. He Is a former University of Cincinnati fullback. Brown also plans to start Dave Lewis, the Canadian League punter picked up by the Bengalsthisseason,atquarter- He Makes sense to dazzle his players with any laney footwm'k or high-blown rhetoric when he gets them wgether next week. He'll s1mply try to tell il to them the way it is. cornerback Jaclt: 1'attliD, bul-,?1 ' five IIICll'e rrculara return l'l'clm,,;r what W81 the top defllllive r,h lellllln the IIIC Ten Lalt year.,,.. Mark Debevc II back at one,,., deflllllve end spot, both line· 1!.>! backers, Doug Adama and PhD., · strickJaDd return, as clo Tim .. ~., Anderson and Mike SenalbaiJib ;. in the secoodary. ,,,, Hayes said thil yell''l team, .. 1 with 14returning lltarteraand 30,;;, lettermen, uhaa more aenion .'"R on It than any team in my ll;"" yean. Our job II to aee IIIey . · play their best ban." In oidmmlng through [11'06: ~·" peels for the Big Ten race, ·,0 Hayes cmunented, "I think tile r•:· team that beat us laat.,11 November, (Michigan 12-24) ., , abould be rated blgb. Micblgan '"~' · Stale Is always a thorn in our . Bide. Indiana baa a good team., 4, Wilconaln will be a much ~o.:i proved lellll. I would guess_.,'>! Mlnneaota will be a dark,h horse." _•i.Jrl The Buckeyes, who have won ;,,11 1Boft11 • ir last 19gamesoveribe last two seaaona and had a ~ game win streak snapped by the .o, loss to Michigan, are eligible to ,. •. go to the Rose Bowl again thiJ ·:o year. . , .. Ohio Stale beat Southern Cal.';: 27·16 in the Jan. 1, 1969 Rose ,~J Bowl game when many of thiS, 10 year's startera were sopbo-1 ·•t back against the Cardinals. Lewill hasn't played the quarterback position for three years but says he ''welcomes thechancetoslart." Brown Indicated he wu still looking al Rick Norton, the signal caller picked up last weekalterhewaswaivedby Miami. He sa1'd Nor ton had pro blems throwing and "we'll have to look at him a little more before we lllllke a decision." Brown said his No. I draft pick, All-American Mike Reid, will start a1 defensive tackle against St. Louis. Reid twisted his knee three weeks ago r 1 1~. during practice and missed the mores. i :..t'. first two exhibition games. The Bengals had what Brown temoed "a good workout" Wednesdav Wednesday and had a chance to Thru run plays in the rain. Brown Saturdav said the offense moved the ball Auvust 19-22 "·,,! well . .._...,.,c.,Lo ..s..E.,o----' J!,! "''' ,.t. MEIGS THEATRE :.~~em~~:w na:ne ditk ~.: r~;sha," ~~ o~yys~ ~~:~~ :i~ Paterno and he rna es his tell our kids 1 feel the four. living coaching football at Penn years they're going to be 1n State. college are the greatest years Joe Paterno talked maybe of their lives and I don't want five minutes the other day and them to get tied down jusl to made more good sense than the football program. That's mosl anybody l'•e heard in the one of the reasons I don't past five ,Yean;. MusUy be belll!v~ in PQ athletic lalked too'tball and in .."""'"--" .:.:.. the only - - . ;;.ry, I•""'-.,_ ,.-football he also talked about the years thOy'i-e completely free::. college kids of today, the way "You cari ri'ever make the boy whiles can help blacks and discipline hilru!elf; discipline blacks can help whites and has to come from within," says about life in general today. the Penn State coach, "but I It won't be that long now think you can give him an before Joe Paterno calls his appreciation of what discipline Penn State squad together for can do for him and that's the slart of practice and there something f think this country are some thlngs he kn ows he's needs." going lo have to do differently Lersch 0-2) at Allan Ia (Reed S- and saying ' You do this · hecause 5), 9 p.m. I tell you so.' That's over," Joe IOn!ygamescheduledl says. Friday's Games "I think kids today want to Atlanta at Montreal, night know why. They want to know crncl at New York. night Hous •• Phil•. ' · twl.nll• why they have to give up things Pitts at Los Ang, night they feel are important· to them ~·- Louis at San Diego night and you're goin•0 to have to Chicago a t San F ran, n1'9 ht . it. You're going to bave explarn Amerr.. n Le1gue . to give reasons. You're not Ealf going to be able to arbitrarily W. L. Pet. GB dismiss some of the requests Baltimore 78 « .639 ... . New York 66 54 .550 11 they make, whether it bas to do Detroit 65 57 .533 13 with them getting involved Boafon 62 58 .517 IS politlcaUy, socially ... whatever Wllhlnglon 58 ~ .A75 20 it may be. 58 - .A75 20 Clt_..land Wool "We're going to have to w. L. Pet. GB understand," Paterno saya, Mlnnosota 72 A7 .605 ... "that the young people today 68 ~ •557 5"' are much more responsive to catllornla 68 Oekland ~ 553 6 l<tlnns City A7 76 21•12 social injusHce and thet they Mllwauket~ A6 77 .~A 28 are much more inlerestad in Chicago « 81 .352 31 becoming involved. We're goinc to have to give them a Httl bit run. We're going to bave to 'em go a Utile bit. I don't think we can sit on 'em and holn 'em down." Joe Paterno MEIGs COUNTY FAIR Deleone and tackle Dave tbeney. '" In the backfield lleaides Brockington will be. !)UII'Ierback Rex Kern, third 111 the voting for the Helaman Trophy lastyear,backedupbycapable Ron Mactejowskl._ At left halfback will be veteran Leo Hayden and the '"'""back Is tw~-· starter """' . Zelina. Junior ,_ Tom Larry Campana wiU be the No. 1 replacem..,t at both left ball 1 uuay ' Srport P.arade :m . time offenalve atartera lll'ougb sraduat!on, but In addition, starting guard Brian Donovan required early summer surgery oo a knee and Is not expectad to play tJrls tan. R 0 brnson Phillips Benched ~iil~~~bft coach ~~~getting ~~~e:" :!\ootball up before a group leal few years." 11 0oe Ye8' Ahead" By Unltld Prns tntorn1tlonal Dave PuddlngKenton, starling hil National League third year at t State, said East ''we think we've turned the W. L. Pet GB comer in our program and we NPrttstzyroh ~. .s.ur ... , ahead ew ork ., .529 2'11 IeeI were one year · Chicago 6ol 60 .516 4 "We know now that e_very St. louis 57 6oi .A6.1 10'1• time we~ on the field we are Monlrul PhiladelPhia 54 67 .•AA6 12'11 53 70 .All IA'II going to in the game," Pudwest dlngton said. W. L. Pet. GB The Kent Stale coach said he 12 A3 .656 ... 6952 .570 II 61 61 .500 IP'I:a 61 61 :500 19'h 55 67 .A.II 25'11 76 .317 33'h Rosu 111 ·,..,; or 'T'-.:1- Pribli - ' man (Vem).Quarlerbackistbe ~ S name of the Rame." PuddinRton said. Puddington commented that the spring football practice was the only spring sport to finish By MD..TON RICHMAN because of the closing dovm of UPI Spm'ls Writer the school. NEW YORK (UPl)-Richard "From the correspondence Nixon loves to talk football. we've had with the kids, they're Okay, I've got a suggestion looking forward to the season," lor him. He ought to talk to the Puddington said. And ibe other was to win a big At Western Mi•h;•an, Coach game." Bill Doolittle bas~..,. 26 lettermen The Flashes came from be- returning from last year's t-6 hind lo beat Dayton In the open- recm'd team. er 24-14, trouaced Louisville 35The Broncos go into the sea6 and won the season's finale son with a seasoned quarteragainst Miami 17-14 in the Dad's hack in Ted Grignon and a ~}.~~-~. ~'f.pe•. ! -~~r,~rs -~~ - P.,Y, &I'll!~.' ~' t.·-~"' '' ~q~y,IJ!Iin&~.led,by Qqb •"'' 'D~ •-son '"Lostliifooghgi'iidilatiorfW.re' ..;; W• ·' ·• h•Yell ""ll"' set · .• . .., ,. ·u,,.,. ze"• ,. "" ..an•."·:"".""" ..,w.mternal ' .,. . . lud'• goals yet, dlrig n,. s8l , .. We think wtth some 19 offena1•t sterters, InC . ~,g "but we aren 'going to set leadership, which we hOPe to the outatandtng passing combrn- them too low," get," Doolittle said, ''we'll have --·atlon of quarterback Cleve "Cream of Crop" a pretty good season Sbopor Bryant and spUt end Todd SnyPuddlngtpn called Toledo "the "With all the ~t Toledo Ph. "'2·liJ I der, and tailback Dave LeVeck. cream of the crop" and "In a has coming back I1111ess they "We're going to try to..estab- class by themselves.'' should be nwn~ one, but 1 llsh 8 balanced offense, Hess He said he liked Bowling don't think I could spHt a hair it. said, '.'and we have to improve Green lor second "beca~~~e of between Kent Miami Bowling our defense. ' and Western." ' theirgreatquarterback-Wire- Green, Ohio U. r---~1'"----. '"We used to have a dam MAJOil - ·t !;,;: · the annual p r e - press dinner, "and we'll do every• 1t11ng we csn to Uve up to it. "Our team should be better than last year becsuae we have a better sophomore . group," Hayes said. "Our sophr.mores should mak~ us better." Hayesnarhedlll'eeaophswbo should start In the mostly veteran lineup, two on defense and one on offense. _.<*/.':>.>.>)=*~~'?'~:: The defenalve tackles will be manned by 11-foot-1 aophomm'e 0 I 0 0 Totali 35 ' II s Montrul 1'!0 tOO-l Cincinnati IIIII 1160 020 001~ e-carbo, Perez~. Bateman, Staub, Woodward. DPMontreal I, Cincinnati I. 3BPer.z, Brand, Cline. HR•t:,~~ 1 ~8 • Bailey 2'- S· lp h r or bb so Wegener A 53 2 2 I Marshall W I-A 2j 3 3 3 Raymond ~ ~ 00 Nolan L15-5 A 2·3 6 6 s 1 A Washburn 11·331 I 0 0 McGlothlin 311 1 O O Sa•t Raymond 123).. HBP-B McGlothlin (Jones! T-2:2~. A- 23.90'1. wllen ESTATE PROBATED ST. LOUIS, Mo. (UP!)- The estate of the late Branch Rickey, former baseball executive, W81 valued Wed· nesday at $379,475 In St. Loull County Probate Court. Tonight & Friday August 20 & 21 Doublo Futuro Protr1m "THE UNDEFEAtED" Color John Way"" Rock Hudson -Pin- G THE PRIME OF MISS JEAN BRODIE (Color( Academy Award Winner Best Actress Maggie Smith · .__ _ _ _ _ ___. •----oiiiiililiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii •;.::g AUGUST 1 ''"'"~' • ,I {~ ..,_ v;, Robert Kennel ,t~ etflll then, 111111 ·~- dummy ana ran of1 all the dy's 1 w,. hearts. At tha end, he bad rare~)' Qlurcll at ~bar to tall baek on tha, 'diamond In fact, Include ·her finesse and l'fai diiWD .one. , MarJ Jo "CGUid 1 bave made lt7" f1!relgiJ llft'vllte he· asked. wllile!J' to llllllffY, 'IY~" replied Y. "You ·dl.cln't have 10 be a better ~layer, mereif a better •tu· · ilelit of ll!llsili. I wa.i bumlin . . .,.,. ·' ;;!':,\.~~ ft~m ~ 1 COol•llle : Turk't ~~ ~-~; ·llilcllie: Gq:lhi-lit; R' ,., l • . s· .ll ' l: ~= ::T. , o mance .1. a e-,.,-~ - _1 ·y , =a =; - Mn Alma Mae ~ opponenta gave permission. ~:/!!":.,~ ':~'~were ~ RD, Gil, died Wed: ~utbgh on':m:::rJ!, .."It's a • • • · 0 our neaday in Veterana Memorial • • tmrn, but maybe we're j111l &opltal. She W8l born July 7, Y said nolhiDg and started llow. 1111 at Coal Grove the to bum a tune. Eventually WeD, I showed up the 1aa1 day u..hter of the late E South won the apada In his aiiUIIIDier achool without mine and Eatella E WWia She • own band, c..becl the ace (malnlybecs~~~e they were both • · wu and king of clubs to dlacard In the wash), and the boy I've ~::.th by a the queen Of dlamonda fr~ him .... - · """ o-oa: ..:• can,::f.PlJ!eathilaeaaon?" theseason,waaonlytheaecond ~~~~linp . • "I cPi't." to land in the upper deck since Siewert ph =:.:"· a...btr. ''The . Reds are UIOd to win· ning without pitching," he said. "And if the pitching problema continue, they11 sUJl find a way to win." Jim McGlothlin, making his first appearance since being struck by a line drive off tlie bat of Dodgers' Billy Grabar· kewltz in Los Angeles Aug. 9, wm'ked the last three ••w,... •··'·"" In reUef. He give up one hi~ 8 =·~Yt!;:.~~i'21st of t.,'!r.:,!~ "~ ~ - .. ...,.. •-r c.lla tb{ ~ ~ ~ ...~~-..9"1!~ /'" - New YIH'k. MONTREAL "'·v cf J;,eslf ·3 Stoubrf 5 Bailly 3b 5 l.lboy :jll 0 G=rlb : UJ;~ 0 Botemen c • Staehl12b A ~ejlt<P I he. ·v,·enna Woods' t.l'lblq·, , .•• BliiiD, · e~~~~~ . ~. Plillfllf.l ~- P,.f/RJ., Has Tale to Tell g~~~:"'~~cl:~ P:'~· ~t'l: ~da:::e~o&o'l;e.~:'tr~iil;~;~;;:::.~·t: l read a couple of times that got my eye on bada nt. He said ke be'• abou llliYI ma "' t which girls don't wear hru, and the llieddera are either bragging II' ~tiling, neither of which fit ' Pistol Pete, and Melanie ~ '~. .. .. , ' Dillard, Pomeroy, Rocl!ei.: a.,. ~ ~ ' PleUufe ' . Haraa, OJ)i· entot~ ·~ ,_, ell ~ In Claall 3, Weatern PleaaiJre Rebel Kllll, ciWaeil by DoD' llllllnd, DaiDII Pony, 48" to :16": Firat place, Butterfltld, a.i-Jea~ou; W. Vi. on Lillie GJ1111Y; Cole Stables, Robin Jo Rildlle, ' ,·. ' · oa· Tuppers Plains, on Mlu a.. 7 BarNl Race 'lrlt, Pe~rle. Tu~ker; second, Frank ~arUe '·M111.Hr, ·. t, BeCkner, ·Pt. ~ -~ - ~~ ~ ........, . 1fawk's llb)l;'thlrd,118tiNe'b)t;"'llklilifd {" . ~: Coolville, on Tonka'; !oartb~ GmiT''' . IDviiJI Debbie Beckner, Pt. Plaiaant, Ai&-~. ' SQcb, and on Billy Boy. foiirtb Rlcblrd Fnaldln Pt. Class 4: Western P1eaaUre on.,.. -' · Horse: first, Debbie O;ye, au1 'a, '1\'Niem -~ HeI·en HeIp . r Myrtle Stanley of Albany won ,":Robinson in the llhowbia of NortbUP, fll'll, .JIG !lilbiNII!Io a nwnber of awarda Wednesday Corrledalea also look !qt and ~. fl\lCI!Id, •nll(~ lnd Wilen jlldglng of . open Clall ~d in ram and ewt J~~mbt;.,.ovi!J'; Bat~,- ~ -~'· Br Oswald & James Jacoby Gypsy; second place, Sharon Middleport, with Miss 21 Dolly-Polly; third place, Mike · NOBTH (D) Jonea, Pomeroy, with Squeaky ;~~~21075 Lou, and fourth place, Karen +Q 3 Griffith, Pomeroy, mar Dust. • J Ciaas 2 - Lead-in Pony, Wli&T EAST Western Tack, _:16 inchea _and .J887 under. All enltries were giVen U3 .98A3 ; trop'hie!l. Enter~ were Taiiuriy ""' . . ..,. ·.Uton .Hall,', ' . . +KI0842 +976~ Harsraves, Pt. Pleasan~ with Jones waa clted far faDure to • Q 10 94 3 Billy . Boy; James Smith, yield the right of way. IJamace SOUTH Pome~oy, PeMy; Lisa Baker, was llated u moderate and no • KQ 5 Syracuse, with Lady; Mila one waa injured. • A2 Pow'ell; Pomeroy, with Lady; t AJ ASKS DIVORCE • AK 8 76 Z Charging groaa JH!8lecl of Both vulnerable duty and extreme cruelty, Wool North Soath a.t lnrnbla lWCIIan of the Lyle W. HyaeU, samo addreu, dlyfNDtbe~ inMelgaCoontyOlmmonPieaa lladtlnoe ollbout too peno~~~. Court r----------------.;.~---------l I 1 1 ' Unda Jones, 22, Belpre, W81 cited to Mills• Colllty Court fo11ow1nc a two vehicle colllslon at 4:30p.m. Wedneaday on Rt. 7, aewn-tentba mlla oouth of the Atbena County line. Al:cGrdlnc to the GaiJijlolla Poet State Highway Patrol, the =lJ~~::,u.:; ::-m:r::i~ I ; Michael Shoemaker Alta Girl Kelly; ~rk Cheshire, with Lad)'; Charles Knapp, Mason, wltb Booy; Suzette Paugh,- Muon, l'flth Nellie; Brenda WUllaDII., Rutland, ~ilh Tot; ~e ~~~• .what ~ :::~~~=:· I '. eoa-:a ~!:tt~;;,:~ ~~ Following Mishap 1 I , · Route 3• and Larry (Nola) Charles Stephen Badgley, 22• A 10 C!Us ·horae show waa llro'lfii,Stow; 10 grmlclllldren, and Unda Carol Simpaon, 22• staced at 1 p.m. Wedneaday at 1 brother, Mk!lael A. Epjlle, both of Racine. the Meigs County Felr. . l'llmeroy Route f, and two WIN AT BRIDGE Winners in the various classes were; Woman Arrested «;lass 1- 4-H horsemanship, hm'ses and poni.. for Meigs lng dancero111 proportions. .......-uflinarllii' ""'llnwnl that NatimW Guard regulations allow lrooJp! to !Ira only UDder two conditio without a COIIIIIIIIDd - to return llliper fire and in aelf-clefenle willie In farmalloo. liDt S. Pickell, 1 fonn« lludlnllaaderatltlotSiate and Myrtle Stanley Big ~Wilf.,._r feif.:;~~] =:;.:::::ome~·ittle Gypsy WinsH~~~6~~J!;~· cers." -~.1" , sheep was ewe,year two years and older; ~ .~""' :m;~~t~~ County Felr.held at the Meigs one and under two; ,~• beit, lecOnd, ~ ~; . J ~;, . . . The Albany · · exhibitor, hock. ._ . . , lilrCiill ~ SOai. ~ ,Pd · showing Merinos, took first and In the showing of Donets, llpbiD,Hn. , tblr«. 1'11111, •Willi; aecond placea In the cslegm'les eight first place awardl went to Barlow, flnl; . ~lrODI, 'I of ram and ewe, two years and Armstrong and Sona of toalton. Batlri, tlllrll. .;tWO, ·· .~ . over; r1111 and ewe, one year In tile Suffolk CluB, CJarenc:e : . and Oidlrj Batldw, fll'lt and under two; r1111 lamb and Nixon of fllbany took i fll'lt IJid ,third lll!ll Attulr9~1· ' lll8terl, Mra. Albert {Fkinnce) ewe lamb, and the beat flock. place In the ram, two yeara ai\cl ~ ewe, oa, • ·;iJid Jig-, Mlneml1le Roiltlll, and Joyce Coffey, Guysv!He, took over field, with Terry ~twO; Blrl!lw',JinC:.-,.d Mn. Andmf (Allee) Davia, a Orst In Shropshlres with a of Kenna, W. Va., taklng ..(o!ll' ,lecand with lblrd -~ .- . . , PumeroyiiAiuteJ. ram,twoyearaandol4or.lnthe firsts plus the bel\~~~. · fl!ie• ~~ ~~ llld Fun•llllll'vlcelwiDbabeld ~eclassslle~aotooka Boggess exhibited the ~ . I[IC!Gnd.~lll--~; tbjnl ·~=~r! IUp.m.Saturda.JiattheEwing first and second in the rams, pion ram and the l'fll!lf)'e to~ and Sollil. ven·ae,<IIJII fw1,1n1 Home with the Rev. two years and over, with Rex dlampJon ram. . '-!~"!~ . ·~bl~ Ill~ Jamu MorriHn officiating. RObinson of CoolvHle taking In the Hampshire ell~ ~~ren_and. llle 11ur111 wiU ba ID the Mldp third. winners were Donald Bit~,. l'eiiii'VI . , . , , ral!l!l'ewe. MfiDOI'J Garda. ll'rl..da may . '. , _,, · . . '·" . ' Jobn Joiepb Epple, 72, MlneravWe Route 1, died Wodnuday at the Hol10r MedlcaiCellter.Mr.Epplewu amemheroftheMI.IIermanU. B.-tburcb. Surviving are hiJ wile, Elma Eastman Epple; a aon, Rogle Epple, Reedavllle Route 1; four daqbtera, Mra. Galen (Freda) ''Both were overreactions, "be continued. '"!be state troopers were not previJIII!y confronted, ar rather affronted, by blal;ks at such close ranee. And It appears to me that the National Guard at Kent wu just tired of the abuae they were setting. Apparently, there II a bre8Jdag point fiB' law enfll'OOilent off!. =ovni-ll.'a -"---'-' .._,.__,___. Columbla~JtGirla~the'l'riPeCBoya John J. Epple Dies Wednesday Both Ovemacted = ' -~'*'~Atl: . ~~II! whlcle In,~...,, Jllllar Fail' Parade_ Cecile Foss of KentUcky Dies again." after nplalnlrlfl tile ~ of command applied only up to a certain point recardlng the use of weapons 111 riot sltualiona. "It's tooceivable they (the troop1) might have been aasaulted wbile in troop format!oo and fired back and I'm ltfAI _U to sreeP the twoBailie aeries. , 'fhlj )ou,, rf'lJ!Ied with the Lqo, Angelif .'/~ers• Victory ov'r the_,S!,, Loull Carlllnail, leflthe.IIOalwith an 11-t~ame lead in the National League West. . "I say the Reda only have to win 12 ar \3," repeated Mauch. "Now, iln't that a abame." And befoea·he coalil be Inter- COIIIIIlllldfr, aald~'•PfOP.OIII would tuni lhe Guard IntO "In lnollecllve, Slllda1 afternoon pi~." . . the Reda pitching dl~on Iitle,'' Mauch troublealjllely, but ·he still in• W~y nilbt hiJ .,.,.._ alsla they're not essenlial for a ~~·-~ llix rona In diviSion lllle. !!'!l~udnnjng,,lnocted off the "Find A Way" ~- who had ruched I llrealdDg poiat. "I 1111 of the opinion U!at at Jacluon State, aome of the state pollee cot within 30 hat of some black csts that were saylnc thins• (the pcllce) bad been told for years blaclt csta weren't supposed. to II)'I I " OrU• que said. "And their reaction waa to llboot them," he said. "Here it loolu like someone in the Natjonal Guard reacted in a flimllar • type situation. I 1111 becinnln8 to feel it's the same 1 I Jr., Necro IUd. fomlef presideD! ol tbe • . u", .. ..., .. •• ..-~...... ~ win ••·. bav" ·•lven w"'. • ..- Clllri...U. Aa ~ 1U . ' I'"; ,\.. ·~·· Ji di ' 1•!~ POLYESTER c•o Til. • Fear Fall PU.,. All Pot,oooler Cord Conllrkllon • Doep !llotlod , • , Tnealoa- y~ ··· )'/~ ,; 5ttf ·j TreociO..... lllar.kw1U Tubd~N !\:~'~; \ltf. ~ Plu1 fed . F.l. Tu ••.4 tllm(llh 1\N:' nf )lour car r �: ' l . l-.'111elllll181ntinel,Middlepo~y.O./Aua.all,lt70 .' " . , -. \ , ·~~pots~ep., Jt; ·, =~..te.Bqrl~eyes ·..~t~_<r~.-:-;..f!: ~~~ ~~cho~~.lnnlngwith: -v ~ 'r. ""' ..... """"" .._...,.. ~ don~ have *~clalmltin ....,_ ~ll'lhyhlmand,!!-said'aAnnod~ "Hie ·~, --·• woo "' ~-· ~lt lhey'\'i aotlo do .II win jlll~=l~~~~i'injurles w . ron ."""'f' - - llle-lduriJ!.Btbeflrit·of llll'le publie lltarlngs by the ~ Into the Kent State dlloriliin which ended with the ~ May f of lour studenta. ~~~~ said the eGIIIIDon eJe. meDt whlcl! appanntly rewlted in the f!ring of weapona wu lnlwll burled at ciOie r~~~p by siUdenta to frustrated and 1lred law enforcement - I a ,...._ ,....., .... pud - · ...... II thins an over &1ft, Wllllllm Subl1 lloOblo, a fol'llllr Guard baltal1cn . c.cne F()U, 75, died at Cold following brolhera and siatera, Owen Watsoo, Racine; Mra. Ellen Couch, Burton Smith, "--f; Guy Wataon, Baltimore, Md.; William Watson, Pomeroy; Mra. Jack Kelly, Cold Sprlnga, llicl Mra. Kenneth Martin, Sidney, Funeral aervlcea will be held at 10:30 a. m. Saturday at ~ A1aandrla Funeral Home in .u-ndrla, Ky. Burial will be in tho Aleundrla Cemetery. Springe, Ky., Wednesday, apparently of a heart attack. Tbe dal!lhter of tbe late Mr. and Mn. David WaiiOII, for· merly of Pomeroy, Mra. Foaa W81 preceded in death by ber bWJband, Fred; I llJD, Harry; two brothera, Clyde and Leroy, and a slater, Mrs. Pauline Bart. Survl'flng are har cblldren, tbarles and Loretta Burldlarl. both ol Cold Springs, and the ¥."· Ohio Adjutant General S. T. Del Corao, commander of the Guard, agreed. He said be believed individwll guardsmen fired on their own because they felt the barrasament wasi'EIIch· I I I I I 1 YOUTH ASKED FOR IT! This colwnn .II fiB' yollll(l people, their problems and pleasures, their lroubles and ~.,..,, :4., with the rest of Helen Help llal, it welcomes laugh& but woo't dodce a ser10111 queatlon with a bruah-of!, Send your teenage questions to YOUTH ASKED FOR IT, csre of Helen Help Us! thiS LIKE HE u8 By Helen Bottel ;:':i~'T R ~~~~~ON FRONT" ' il ·0" ), "'f.~\':u~l:i'r~nDodgen ...jl,.· girdles, minis, bati, jewelry, u well as braa. - H. P.S. My friend, the buyer for a large department store cbaln, leila me bras are holding up wen, but girdles are slippingsaleswile, that 11. "All the girls are golnc bralesa" ranks with ''midis hav.e made it" 88 the fall's bigcest fashion .... ••erat!on. _H. - - .. . • Alma Simpson Dies Wednesday Wilson, •1 .5 Poa Poa Puo ()peninc p 811 l<od-• 10 ~-~· '' The old man · Introduced himaelf as y and remarked that his friend Z bad told bim that be might enjoying watching n duplicate game. The club members, who bad remembered meeting Z, A and Bon their vlalts1 1nvlted bim to atay and play. He acceptad the Invitation and sat North. He agreed to "'•y Black,_ wood and, on the very first hand, responded to both four and five no-trump. Hill partner closed the bidding at seven no-trump and West opened the 10 of spades. "May I see your hand, partner?" asked Y. "In the old days, my partner Z was alwaya declarer and the only real fun I got was to watch ~a'!'s:.r::e~-~ '{: ':::!r~ acb:. :::..=w- . . . . . .- ,. 11or1i. NEW YORK (UPI)-Mrs. Joseph. Kopeclme said Wedneaday talk of romance between her daughter and Sen. Edward Kenned;y was "just plain silly" and the senator did biB beat to save Mary Jo from drowning in Cbappaqulddick Pond. Mrs. Kopecbne, iii 8 copyrighted story In the current issue of McCall's magazine, also was critical of two Kenned;y aides for not immedl1 · th id ale Yrepm'llng e ace en! and of the Inquest judge for implying Kennedy had not told the whole'truth about the tr·"'c affair. . ""' . She sai4 she was writing the McCall's story to end speculi· lion and "the ugly rwnora that have been torturing us," Iince Mary Jo, t!Jen 28, drowned July 1, 1969, a car driven by to Kennedy plunged off a bridge on Chappaqulddlck Island, ~ong ' Mary Jo's boy friends," Mra. Kopechne ,said, ~~r:;:~ "there w81 hot one named Sen. "' Edward . All fliOIIe stories between :, ~== just .... got to ,_.... Bon;_. . ' ' . lhithlmwlththeold "lruthln packqing" comeback, but I'D bavetoadmitl sorta agree.with· ~':: !~~:'1:;.~ · __.._ • _. i~~E~~ij~ ; trtthaUttlebullcHJp ... andio;ifo' my clothes. · ~ , But he waa ao stuffy an4 boisy 'lbatl can't let him Wilt: Mu.st I flra'-less just to show him !llere'a nothing wronc in lr)'ing ;, a lliiW style? After an, I ! hiJ muacle llbtrtl, iln't made like Tom .NOT QVJTE OF THE TIMES Little Byplay; tlllrd. --Sbl!'ry · lndwtad,l'llmeroy,,Rillty,lll!l "-I'I'I!IY, fovll!l Rich .Jletlllll; 'Park· wllh RutY Pie....:nt v-. -·v: . - _. h•A u ·'"" beamln glllle ... "'"" .,.auou g, but not IJloat!ng. ''We'llllave to win a lot more gamea' lhan tbo&e two to get ' evert with the Reda," he said. ·"llapy Ia :Ilia time my chin bounced off my cbest in thil ell)'." '- ' ' ~·• nib lGu '1111 ~ aent 10 batters to the platll in the fifth inning when tbty J'lllPecl oulseven hits, including a baaes·lolded D .. .t.. Staub - • . by ·-·• and a ~ triple by illln Brand; to tac Gary Nolan with the ION. The toaa, Nolan'• fifth of the H4B9D against 15 victories, ended hil peraonal wlnnlnc ltreak at eight games and II alao was the Orst g1111e the Reds have lost in Nolan's last 14 starts. "Gary just couldn't~ loose aR night" said 1 disa!lpOinled Sparky 'Anderaon the Reda "'-It 11111111f1er. ' ' ''Still," pointed out Jotinny Bench, ''Gary w~ only one pitch away from getting ollt of ~~•• inning without M ron P==•J'; :RL. '!be ~'I!"!"!' of the tw~ -~·"' the Reds moved Into Riverfront Stadiwn. "But Salley's homer still looked like a pop fly compared with the one he bit In Houston's Astrodome," Insisted Expo coach Jimmy Brasan. The Reds, idle today, open a four-sa;meserteawiththeMets In N.,i Yort Friday. Wayne - ~· their ailing rookie pltch1Ji8 sensation, was aenftoUisAngelelto 'beeumlned by. an orthepedlc specialill, Dr. RoberiKerlan. Simpson II slated to rejoin tile Reds in ae::; """ 0 1 2 0 ~ 0 1 0 0 0 0 1 2 2 3 0 0 : 0 0 1 o 0 D D0 i l~l ~~:l/irp ~ Raymond p o o. o o Tot a ts I7 I ID I ' CINCINNAT~b r h bl ROHrt 5 1 1 0 Clint c:1 A 1 1 1 Perez3b A I 2 2 ~~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ "·y lb -Helml 2b Woodwrd 51 A 1 2 0 A o 0 o A 0 I ~ ~~:~~rnp ~ ~ ~ o :::.:-~ ef .... ..,...,., M..;• ~.. ;:_ ~ -....• .., "" ,.,. -;: llomenaaddravelitflnl!l!ll to paee 1be Cbfcalo vlcleiy. WlnDIDI plleller Feraaaoa leUiu, ,ll-lt,Billy'l\'llllalal, lee Pepitone, JG~D)' Calllaoa aid Gleaa lledetl alH -Ilomeretl for lbe ~. In the otller 1111.~·· H-too topped New Yott; f. t,IIIIDFnaclaeobeal Pltlabur11l, . 1-f, Moatreal beat Cincinnati, M, Atlallla Dipped Pldladelphla, 3-2, and Loo Angeles beat st. Loall, 42• ~ ~ ~ ~ 156 in Avco l t Play SUTTON M811 (UP!) - A · . '·Ia unch field of 156 'prolesaiona.. bids for one of the richest prizes of the year today in the opening round of the $180,000 · Avco Classic. Most of coif's richest winners were present and swinging at Pleaaant VaHey Country Club for the start of a four-day 72hole campaign that will reo,;ard the victory with $32,000, tloe fifth hlgheatsingleprlzeonthetour to date Among the few missing . were Jack Nicklaus, Arnold Palmer and Fronk Beard. 'Bobcats Stam·ng Over (EDITORSNOO'E: FoUowiD& Ia the aecond of • two • pari Hriea OD Mid-American Conference football prospects. Today'odlspatcl!covenOhtoUalveralty, Kent State and Western Michigan.) COLUMBUS (UP!) _ Ohio University foolhall coach BUI Hess may be in for. a long sea- tw~~ ;:' • so::-..ldel the tough Mld-Ameri· can Conference schedule • the "'- ou"'·lder ....,.. ""' Bobcsts will meet Cincinnati, Dayton, Minnesota and Penn ,...,_ _ _ _..,._ _, Sl?,le· _I hale to ~ the te~. rebuilding year, Hess sa1d, but we are having to start over· A thought he had an outstanding running attack with Don Nott!ngham and Phil Witherspoon and a passing attack that will "keep the other team honest, but that's one part of our team we aren't sure about." Puddington said his team had three goals last year and achieved all of them. ''One was to come from behind to win a ~::·~a~~d:Uto: ~!e ·~: 1 ~ ~~~eb~f:Si:el~~: · OOLUMBUS, ohto' (UP!)- Ge'orge Hllaenohrl, a ·. 240- Other Q(f. .ve regui!Q loll lnd wlngbaclt:. ·' ' O!io Stale olfll:ially ~ off poUridor and 1-fooW, mpollld were ·tackle ChUck Hulcblaon 1lJp IIOPba In the olftlllllw,.,: Its "l'un for die Roles" llere sopb SliM~ WWiaml. and gad .\Jan laek. . baddleld are full~)!l W...._..y night 'tilth <;oac:ll 'the ontr flnt year man Tbe enda wlll .be (leet Btuce ~ GeliJDo, (ullbQ .lc'il!l1!l Woody Hayes his atartlng on the oflllllive team Jankowst:hfFIIr ," 'wn, N. J., Bleclaoe. and qu.arterbaclt: Rou0~ . • '1"1 team "lflould be ter than last will be """'"'· 2f0opould John and ,l'I!J While of Harrllbar~. Motrre. ;rear." · Hicks. "Hiclla II tile biggeat Pa.,l)alled by Hayei "thi blat ' ~.._.._. "I dw't tlllnk it's any secret guard' we've bad since Jim pair enda In ibe coulitty." 'lbce defenie is .IDdlond ll:rr.o.r we've been rated very high," Parker," Rayea said. Returlilng 1n the IDteriar 11ne two aii-AmerlCJ~I. ml.wllt the veteran Buclreye boas told The Buckeyes loot three full- on offense are ce11tao Tom guard Jim StlllwlgOD ancl.,r, C:::: :! 2 4 iisbuiah A ... 107ttt OIIIJIICLou Tbe biggest offensive loaa iB an-America fullhack Jim Otis, wbo f1lllled for 1,027 yarda in nine games, But Hayea haa lruiBing Jobn Brockington, a 8loot-1, 216-pounder from Brooklyn, N.Y., ready to Blepin. . WlLMINGTO!", Ohio (UP!)The Cincinnati Bengals will preview an entirely new backfield when they meet the St. Louis Cardinali at St. Louis Saturday night. Head Coach Paul Brown said Wednesday he plans to start EssexJobnsonathaHhackand Clem Turner at fullback in pIace of Paul Rob'rnson and Jess Phillips. "I'm not really displeased with Robinson and Phillips, but they madeloo many mistakes ' in the Miami game last week and I want to get a look at the other two running backs," Brown said. Johnson has been the No.2 running back fo• the past two seaaons. Turner was picked up last year after playing in Canada. He Is a former University of Cincinnati fullback. Brown also plans to start Dave Lewis, the Canadian League punter picked up by the Bengalsthisseason,atquarter- He Makes sense to dazzle his players with any laney footwm'k or high-blown rhetoric when he gets them wgether next week. He'll s1mply try to tell il to them the way it is. cornerback Jaclt: 1'attliD, bul-,?1 ' five IIICll'e rrculara return l'l'clm,,;r what W81 the top defllllive r,h lellllln the IIIC Ten Lalt year.,,.. Mark Debevc II back at one,,., deflllllve end spot, both line· 1!.>! backers, Doug Adama and PhD., · strickJaDd return, as clo Tim .. ~., Anderson and Mike SenalbaiJib ;. in the secoodary. ,,,, Hayes said thil yell''l team, .. 1 with 14returning lltarteraand 30,;;, lettermen, uhaa more aenion .'"R on It than any team in my ll;"" yean. Our job II to aee IIIey . · play their best ban." In oidmmlng through [11'06: ~·" peels for the Big Ten race, ·,0 Hayes cmunented, "I think tile r•:· team that beat us laat.,11 November, (Michigan 12-24) ., , abould be rated blgb. Micblgan '"~' · Stale Is always a thorn in our . Bide. Indiana baa a good team., 4, Wilconaln will be a much ~o.:i proved lellll. I would guess_.,'>! Mlnneaota will be a dark,h horse." _•i.Jrl The Buckeyes, who have won ;,,11 1Boft11 • ir last 19gamesoveribe last two seaaona and had a ~ game win streak snapped by the .o, loss to Michigan, are eligible to ,. •. go to the Rose Bowl again thiJ ·:o year. . , .. Ohio Stale beat Southern Cal.';: 27·16 in the Jan. 1, 1969 Rose ,~J Bowl game when many of thiS, 10 year's startera were sopbo-1 ·•t back against the Cardinals. Lewill hasn't played the quarterback position for three years but says he ''welcomes thechancetoslart." Brown Indicated he wu still looking al Rick Norton, the signal caller picked up last weekalterhewaswaivedby Miami. He sa1'd Nor ton had pro blems throwing and "we'll have to look at him a little more before we lllllke a decision." Brown said his No. I draft pick, All-American Mike Reid, will start a1 defensive tackle against St. Louis. Reid twisted his knee three weeks ago r 1 1~. during practice and missed the mores. i :..t'. first two exhibition games. The Bengals had what Brown temoed "a good workout" Wednesdav Wednesday and had a chance to Thru run plays in the rain. Brown Saturdav said the offense moved the ball Auvust 19-22 "·,,! well . .._...,.,c.,Lo ..s..E.,o----' J!,! "''' ,.t. MEIGS THEATRE :.~~em~~:w na:ne ditk ~.: r~;sha," ~~ o~yys~ ~~:~~ :i~ Paterno and he rna es his tell our kids 1 feel the four. living coaching football at Penn years they're going to be 1n State. college are the greatest years Joe Paterno talked maybe of their lives and I don't want five minutes the other day and them to get tied down jusl to made more good sense than the football program. That's mosl anybody l'•e heard in the one of the reasons I don't past five ,Yean;. MusUy be belll!v~ in PQ athletic lalked too'tball and in .."""'"--" .:.:.. the only - - . ;;.ry, I•""'-.,_ ,.-football he also talked about the years thOy'i-e completely free::. college kids of today, the way "You cari ri'ever make the boy whiles can help blacks and discipline hilru!elf; discipline blacks can help whites and has to come from within," says about life in general today. the Penn State coach, "but I It won't be that long now think you can give him an before Joe Paterno calls his appreciation of what discipline Penn State squad together for can do for him and that's the slart of practice and there something f think this country are some thlngs he kn ows he's needs." going lo have to do differently Lersch 0-2) at Allan Ia (Reed S- and saying ' You do this · hecause 5), 9 p.m. I tell you so.' That's over," Joe IOn!ygamescheduledl says. Friday's Games "I think kids today want to Atlanta at Montreal, night know why. They want to know crncl at New York. night Hous •• Phil•. ' · twl.nll• why they have to give up things Pitts at Los Ang, night they feel are important· to them ~·- Louis at San Diego night and you're goin•0 to have to Chicago a t San F ran, n1'9 ht . it. You're going to bave explarn Amerr.. n Le1gue . to give reasons. You're not Ealf going to be able to arbitrarily W. L. Pet. GB dismiss some of the requests Baltimore 78 « .639 ... . New York 66 54 .550 11 they make, whether it bas to do Detroit 65 57 .533 13 with them getting involved Boafon 62 58 .517 IS politlcaUy, socially ... whatever Wllhlnglon 58 ~ .A75 20 it may be. 58 - .A75 20 Clt_..land Wool "We're going to have to w. L. Pet. GB understand," Paterno saya, Mlnnosota 72 A7 .605 ... "that the young people today 68 ~ •557 5"' are much more responsive to catllornla 68 Oekland ~ 553 6 l<tlnns City A7 76 21•12 social injusHce and thet they Mllwauket~ A6 77 .~A 28 are much more inlerestad in Chicago « 81 .352 31 becoming involved. We're goinc to have to give them a Httl bit run. We're going to bave to 'em go a Utile bit. I don't think we can sit on 'em and holn 'em down." Joe Paterno MEIGs COUNTY FAIR Deleone and tackle Dave tbeney. '" In the backfield lleaides Brockington will be. !)UII'Ierback Rex Kern, third 111 the voting for the Helaman Trophy lastyear,backedupbycapable Ron Mactejowskl._ At left halfback will be veteran Leo Hayden and the '"'""back Is tw~-· starter """' . Zelina. Junior ,_ Tom Larry Campana wiU be the No. 1 replacem..,t at both left ball 1 uuay ' Srport P.arade :m . time offenalve atartera lll'ougb sraduat!on, but In addition, starting guard Brian Donovan required early summer surgery oo a knee and Is not expectad to play tJrls tan. R 0 brnson Phillips Benched ~iil~~~bft coach ~~~getting ~~~e:" :!\ootball up before a group leal few years." 11 0oe Ye8' Ahead" By Unltld Prns tntorn1tlonal Dave PuddlngKenton, starling hil National League third year at t State, said East ''we think we've turned the W. L. Pet GB comer in our program and we NPrttstzyroh ~. .s.ur ... , ahead ew ork ., .529 2'11 IeeI were one year · Chicago 6ol 60 .516 4 "We know now that e_very St. louis 57 6oi .A6.1 10'1• time we~ on the field we are Monlrul PhiladelPhia 54 67 .•AA6 12'11 53 70 .All IA'II going to in the game," Pudwest dlngton said. W. L. Pet. GB The Kent Stale coach said he 12 A3 .656 ... 6952 .570 II 61 61 .500 IP'I:a 61 61 :500 19'h 55 67 .A.II 25'11 76 .317 33'h Rosu 111 ·,..,; or 'T'-.:1- Pribli - ' man (Vem).Quarlerbackistbe ~ S name of the Rame." PuddinRton said. Puddington commented that the spring football practice was the only spring sport to finish By MD..TON RICHMAN because of the closing dovm of UPI Spm'ls Writer the school. NEW YORK (UPl)-Richard "From the correspondence Nixon loves to talk football. we've had with the kids, they're Okay, I've got a suggestion looking forward to the season," lor him. He ought to talk to the Puddington said. And ibe other was to win a big At Western Mi•h;•an, Coach game." Bill Doolittle bas~..,. 26 lettermen The Flashes came from be- returning from last year's t-6 hind lo beat Dayton In the open- recm'd team. er 24-14, trouaced Louisville 35The Broncos go into the sea6 and won the season's finale son with a seasoned quarteragainst Miami 17-14 in the Dad's hack in Ted Grignon and a ~}.~~-~. ~'f.pe•. ! -~~r,~rs -~~ - P.,Y, &I'll!~.' ~' t.·-~"' '' ~q~y,IJ!Iin&~.led,by Qqb •"'' 'D~ •-son '"Lostliifooghgi'iidilatiorfW.re' ..;; W• ·' ·• h•Yell ""ll"' set · .• . .., ,. ·u,,.,. ze"• ,. "" ..an•."·:"".""" ..,w.mternal ' .,. . . lud'• goals yet, dlrig n,. s8l , .. We think wtth some 19 offena1•t sterters, InC . ~,g "but we aren 'going to set leadership, which we hOPe to the outatandtng passing combrn- them too low," get," Doolittle said, ''we'll have --·atlon of quarterback Cleve "Cream of Crop" a pretty good season Sbopor Bryant and spUt end Todd SnyPuddlngtpn called Toledo "the "With all the ~t Toledo Ph. "'2·liJ I der, and tailback Dave LeVeck. cream of the crop" and "In a has coming back I1111ess they "We're going to try to..estab- class by themselves.'' should be nwn~ one, but 1 llsh 8 balanced offense, Hess He said he liked Bowling don't think I could spHt a hair it. said, '.'and we have to improve Green lor second "beca~~~e of between Kent Miami Bowling our defense. ' and Western." ' theirgreatquarterback-Wire- Green, Ohio U. r---~1'"----. '"We used to have a dam MAJOil - ·t !;,;: · the annual p r e - press dinner, "and we'll do every• 1t11ng we csn to Uve up to it. "Our team should be better than last year becsuae we have a better sophomore . group," Hayes said. "Our sophr.mores should mak~ us better." Hayesnarhedlll'eeaophswbo should start In the mostly veteran lineup, two on defense and one on offense. _.<*/.':>.>.>)=*~~'?'~:: The defenalve tackles will be manned by 11-foot-1 aophomm'e 0 I 0 0 Totali 35 ' II s Montrul 1'!0 tOO-l Cincinnati IIIII 1160 020 001~ e-carbo, Perez~. Bateman, Staub, Woodward. DPMontreal I, Cincinnati I. 3BPer.z, Brand, Cline. HR•t:,~~ 1 ~8 • Bailey 2'- S· lp h r or bb so Wegener A 53 2 2 I Marshall W I-A 2j 3 3 3 Raymond ~ ~ 00 Nolan L15-5 A 2·3 6 6 s 1 A Washburn 11·331 I 0 0 McGlothlin 311 1 O O Sa•t Raymond 123).. HBP-B McGlothlin (Jones! T-2:2~. A- 23.90'1. wllen ESTATE PROBATED ST. LOUIS, Mo. (UP!)- The estate of the late Branch Rickey, former baseball executive, W81 valued Wed· nesday at $379,475 In St. Loull County Probate Court. Tonight & Friday August 20 & 21 Doublo Futuro Protr1m "THE UNDEFEAtED" Color John Way"" Rock Hudson -Pin- G THE PRIME OF MISS JEAN BRODIE (Color( Academy Award Winner Best Actress Maggie Smith · .__ _ _ _ _ ___. •----oiiiiililiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii •;.::g AUGUST 1 ''"'"~' • ,I {~ ..,_ v;, Robert Kennel ,t~ etflll then, 111111 ·~- dummy ana ran of1 all the dy's 1 w,. hearts. At tha end, he bad rare~)' Qlurcll at ~bar to tall baek on tha, 'diamond In fact, Include ·her finesse and l'fai diiWD .one. , MarJ Jo "CGUid 1 bave made lt7" f1!relgiJ llft'vllte he· asked. wllile!J' to llllllffY, 'IY~" replied Y. "You ·dl.cln't have 10 be a better ~layer, mereif a better •tu· · ilelit of ll!llsili. I wa.i bumlin . . .,.,. ·' ;;!':,\.~~ ft~m ~ 1 COol•llle : Turk't ~~ ~-~; ·llilcllie: Gq:lhi-lit; R' ,., l • . s· .ll ' l: ~= ::T. , o mance .1. a e-,.,-~ - _1 ·y , =a =; - Mn Alma Mae ~ opponenta gave permission. ~:/!!":.,~ ':~'~were ~ RD, Gil, died Wed: ~utbgh on':m:::rJ!, .."It's a • • • · 0 our neaday in Veterana Memorial • • tmrn, but maybe we're j111l &opltal. She W8l born July 7, Y said nolhiDg and started llow. 1111 at Coal Grove the to bum a tune. Eventually WeD, I showed up the 1aa1 day u..hter of the late E South won the apada In his aiiUIIIDier achool without mine and Eatella E WWia She • own band, c..becl the ace (malnlybecs~~~e they were both • · wu and king of clubs to dlacard In the wash), and the boy I've ~::.th by a the queen Of dlamonda fr~ him .... - · """ o-oa: ..:• can,::f.PlJ!eathilaeaaon?" theseason,waaonlytheaecond ~~~~linp . • "I cPi't." to land in the upper deck since Siewert ph =:.:"· a...btr. ''The . Reds are UIOd to win· ning without pitching," he said. "And if the pitching problema continue, they11 sUJl find a way to win." Jim McGlothlin, making his first appearance since being struck by a line drive off tlie bat of Dodgers' Billy Grabar· kewltz in Los Angeles Aug. 9, wm'ked the last three ••w,... •··'·"" In reUef. He give up one hi~ 8 =·~Yt!;:.~~i'21st of t.,'!r.:,!~ "~ ~ - .. ...,.. •-r c.lla tb{ ~ ~ ~ ...~~-..9"1!~ /'" - New YIH'k. MONTREAL "'·v cf J;,eslf ·3 Stoubrf 5 Bailly 3b 5 l.lboy :jll 0 G=rlb : UJ;~ 0 Botemen c • Staehl12b A ~ejlt<P I he. ·v,·enna Woods' t.l'lblq·, , .•• BliiiD, · e~~~~~ . ~. Plillfllf.l ~- P,.f/RJ., Has Tale to Tell g~~~:"'~~cl:~ P:'~· ~t'l: ~da:::e~o&o'l;e.~:'tr~iil;~;~;;:::.~·t: l read a couple of times that got my eye on bada nt. He said ke be'• abou llliYI ma "' t which girls don't wear hru, and the llieddera are either bragging II' ~tiling, neither of which fit ' Pistol Pete, and Melanie ~ '~. .. .. , ' Dillard, Pomeroy, Rocl!ei.: a.,. ~ ~ ' PleUufe ' . Haraa, OJ)i· entot~ ·~ ,_, ell ~ In Claall 3, Weatern PleaaiJre Rebel Kllll, ciWaeil by DoD' llllllnd, DaiDII Pony, 48" to :16": Firat place, Butterfltld, a.i-Jea~ou; W. Vi. on Lillie GJ1111Y; Cole Stables, Robin Jo Rildlle, ' ,·. ' · oa· Tuppers Plains, on Mlu a.. 7 BarNl Race 'lrlt, Pe~rle. Tu~ker; second, Frank ~arUe '·M111.Hr, ·. t, BeCkner, ·Pt. ~ -~ - ~~ ~ ........, . 1fawk's llb)l;'thlrd,118tiNe'b)t;"'llklilifd {" . ~: Coolville, on Tonka'; !oartb~ GmiT''' . IDviiJI Debbie Beckner, Pt. Plaiaant, Ai&-~. ' SQcb, and on Billy Boy. foiirtb Rlcblrd Fnaldln Pt. Class 4: Western P1eaaUre on.,.. -' · Horse: first, Debbie O;ye, au1 'a, '1\'Niem -~ HeI·en HeIp . r Myrtle Stanley of Albany won ,":Robinson in the llhowbia of NortbUP, fll'll, .JIG !lilbiNII!Io a nwnber of awarda Wednesday Corrledalea also look !qt and ~. fl\lCI!Id, •nll(~ lnd Wilen jlldglng of . open Clall ~d in ram and ewt J~~mbt;.,.ovi!J'; Bat~,- ~ -~'· Br Oswald & James Jacoby Gypsy; second place, Sharon Middleport, with Miss 21 Dolly-Polly; third place, Mike · NOBTH (D) Jonea, Pomeroy, with Squeaky ;~~~21075 Lou, and fourth place, Karen +Q 3 Griffith, Pomeroy, mar Dust. • J Ciaas 2 - Lead-in Pony, Wli&T EAST Western Tack, _:16 inchea _and .J887 under. All enltries were giVen U3 .98A3 ; trop'hie!l. Enter~ were Taiiuriy ""' . . ..,. ·.Uton .Hall,', ' . . +KI0842 +976~ Harsraves, Pt. Pleasan~ with Jones waa clted far faDure to • Q 10 94 3 Billy . Boy; James Smith, yield the right of way. IJamace SOUTH Pome~oy, PeMy; Lisa Baker, was llated u moderate and no • KQ 5 Syracuse, with Lady; Mila one waa injured. • A2 Pow'ell; Pomeroy, with Lady; t AJ ASKS DIVORCE • AK 8 76 Z Charging groaa JH!8lecl of Both vulnerable duty and extreme cruelty, Wool North Soath a.t lnrnbla lWCIIan of the Lyle W. HyaeU, samo addreu, dlyfNDtbe~ inMelgaCoontyOlmmonPieaa lladtlnoe ollbout too peno~~~. Court r----------------.;.~---------l I 1 1 ' Unda Jones, 22, Belpre, W81 cited to Mills• Colllty Court fo11ow1nc a two vehicle colllslon at 4:30p.m. Wedneaday on Rt. 7, aewn-tentba mlla oouth of the Atbena County line. Al:cGrdlnc to the GaiJijlolla Poet State Highway Patrol, the =lJ~~::,u.:; ::-m:r::i~ I ; Michael Shoemaker Alta Girl Kelly; ~rk Cheshire, with Lad)'; Charles Knapp, Mason, wltb Booy; Suzette Paugh,- Muon, l'flth Nellie; Brenda WUllaDII., Rutland, ~ilh Tot; ~e ~~~• .what ~ :::~~~=:· I '. eoa-:a ~!:tt~;;,:~ ~~ Following Mishap 1 I , · Route 3• and Larry (Nola) Charles Stephen Badgley, 22• A 10 C!Us ·horae show waa llro'lfii,Stow; 10 grmlclllldren, and Unda Carol Simpaon, 22• staced at 1 p.m. Wedneaday at 1 brother, Mk!lael A. Epjlle, both of Racine. the Meigs County Felr. . l'llmeroy Route f, and two WIN AT BRIDGE Winners in the various classes were; Woman Arrested «;lass 1- 4-H horsemanship, hm'ses and poni.. for Meigs lng dancero111 proportions. .......-uflinarllii' ""'llnwnl that NatimW Guard regulations allow lrooJp! to !Ira only UDder two conditio without a COIIIIIIIIDd - to return llliper fire and in aelf-clefenle willie In farmalloo. liDt S. Pickell, 1 fonn« lludlnllaaderatltlotSiate and Myrtle Stanley Big ~Wilf.,._r feif.:;~~] =:;.:::::ome~·ittle Gypsy WinsH~~~6~~J!;~· cers." -~.1" , sheep was ewe,year two years and older; ~ .~""' :m;~~t~~ County Felr.held at the Meigs one and under two; ,~• beit, lecOnd, ~ ~; . J ~;, . . . The Albany · · exhibitor, hock. ._ . . , lilrCiill ~ SOai. ~ ,Pd · showing Merinos, took first and In the showing of Donets, llpbiD,Hn. , tblr«. 1'11111, •Willi; aecond placea In the cslegm'les eight first place awardl went to Barlow, flnl; . ~lrODI, 'I of ram and ewe, two years and Armstrong and Sona of toalton. Batlri, tlllrll. .;tWO, ·· .~ . over; r1111 and ewe, one year In tile Suffolk CluB, CJarenc:e : . and Oidlrj Batldw, fll'lt and under two; r1111 lamb and Nixon of fllbany took i fll'lt IJid ,third lll!ll Attulr9~1· ' lll8terl, Mra. Albert {Fkinnce) ewe lamb, and the beat flock. place In the ram, two yeara ai\cl ~ ewe, oa, • ·;iJid Jig-, Mlneml1le Roiltlll, and Joyce Coffey, Guysv!He, took over field, with Terry ~twO; Blrl!lw',JinC:.-,.d Mn. Andmf (Allee) Davia, a Orst In Shropshlres with a of Kenna, W. Va., taklng ..(o!ll' ,lecand with lblrd -~ .- . . , PumeroyiiAiuteJ. ram,twoyearaandol4or.lnthe firsts plus the bel\~~~. · fl!ie• ~~ ~~ llld Fun•llllll'vlcelwiDbabeld ~eclassslle~aotooka Boggess exhibited the ~ . I[IC!Gnd.~lll--~; tbjnl ·~=~r! IUp.m.Saturda.JiattheEwing first and second in the rams, pion ram and the l'fll!lf)'e to~ and Sollil. ven·ae,<IIJII fw1,1n1 Home with the Rev. two years and over, with Rex dlampJon ram. . '-!~"!~ . ·~bl~ Ill~ Jamu MorriHn officiating. RObinson of CoolvHle taking In the Hampshire ell~ ~~ren_and. llle 11ur111 wiU ba ID the Mldp third. winners were Donald Bit~,. l'eiiii'VI . , . , , ral!l!l'ewe. MfiDOI'J Garda. ll'rl..da may . '. , _,, · . . '·" . ' Jobn Joiepb Epple, 72, MlneravWe Route 1, died Wodnuday at the Hol10r MedlcaiCellter.Mr.Epplewu amemheroftheMI.IIermanU. B.-tburcb. Surviving are hiJ wile, Elma Eastman Epple; a aon, Rogle Epple, Reedavllle Route 1; four daqbtera, Mra. Galen (Freda) ''Both were overreactions, "be continued. '"!be state troopers were not previJIII!y confronted, ar rather affronted, by blal;ks at such close ranee. And It appears to me that the National Guard at Kent wu just tired of the abuae they were setting. Apparently, there II a bre8Jdag point fiB' law enfll'OOilent off!. =ovni-ll.'a -"---'-' .._,.__,___. Columbla~JtGirla~the'l'riPeCBoya John J. Epple Dies Wednesday Both Ovemacted = ' -~'*'~Atl: . ~~II! whlcle In,~...,, Jllllar Fail' Parade_ Cecile Foss of KentUcky Dies again." after nplalnlrlfl tile ~ of command applied only up to a certain point recardlng the use of weapons 111 riot sltualiona. "It's tooceivable they (the troop1) might have been aasaulted wbile in troop format!oo and fired back and I'm ltfAI _U to sreeP the twoBailie aeries. , 'fhlj )ou,, rf'lJ!Ied with the Lqo, Angelif .'/~ers• Victory ov'r the_,S!,, Loull Carlllnail, leflthe.IIOalwith an 11-t~ame lead in the National League West. . "I say the Reda only have to win 12 ar \3," repeated Mauch. "Now, iln't that a abame." And befoea·he coalil be Inter- COIIIIIlllldfr, aald~'•PfOP.OIII would tuni lhe Guard IntO "In lnollecllve, Slllda1 afternoon pi~." . . the Reda pitching dl~on Iitle,'' Mauch troublealjllely, but ·he still in• W~y nilbt hiJ .,.,.._ alsla they're not essenlial for a ~~·-~ llix rona In diviSion lllle. !!'!l~udnnjng,,lnocted off the "Find A Way" ~- who had ruched I llrealdDg poiat. "I 1111 of the opinion U!at at Jacluon State, aome of the state pollee cot within 30 hat of some black csts that were saylnc thins• (the pcllce) bad been told for years blaclt csta weren't supposed. to II)'I I " OrU• que said. "And their reaction waa to llboot them," he said. "Here it loolu like someone in the Natjonal Guard reacted in a flimllar • type situation. I 1111 becinnln8 to feel it's the same 1 I Jr., Necro IUd. fomlef presideD! ol tbe • . u", .. ..., .. •• ..-~...... ~ win ••·. bav" ·•lven w"'. • ..- Clllri...U. Aa ~ 1U . ' I'"; ,\.. ·~·· Ji di ' 1•!~ POLYESTER c•o Til. • Fear Fall PU.,. All Pot,oooler Cord Conllrkllon • Doep !llotlod , • , Tnealoa- y~ ··· )'/~ ,; 5ttf ·j TreociO..... lllar.kw1U Tubd~N !\:~'~; \ltf. ~ Plu1 fed . F.l. Tu ••.4 tllm(llh 1\N:' nf )lour car r �~~- . ..J:I.h ' • . ~ ' ~~-~ .. :!lt4l,'1lkl fl1C.-..-..9t,O.,~JI,If'IO ·• '•' ·'' ix. !!.llf!n~e Shfl~AJn ' .'fie,.,; (',... ..... li ~•• ~. 'Mt.. ~; 'Pijlll Chap111an, ~. Homer Bolf:er. . ~Hole, yraler 'lllowtnll 1 futut ~. Jln, . ·~ oltlle ~•.Mrs. !forn IIO!IIi. · , ·'I ~. Mrl. Homer !loiter, Glldl<!lu,l!fn. Robert Lelt!IL." , Mn . • Llol~~~· · ·· Gladioli collection, Mra. ,Wallpjll!"",lrtptat dell&n in ,!Jltan ~ter, Mtir. drla \ two contaiDera : ~· Bolter, Gilitller. ¥fa, Kuhn, Mn. Wyatt ~.Mn. Uoyd~, Cliadweb . . ·, Mn. llcrmel' Bolter, Mn. Q-111 ' · Clolhea .Line, 1111 line Gbither. · · ·, arranseme~ll:~ Homer CocU.:omb, plume, Mra. .& . Parker, ' Mra. t.tnm, Maf7 N,_, .• ,_.'~ . Mrs. Betty Dean. Cnaled· eoclr:acehnb, Mia. · ~ •.'I. , · Wallpaper Cleaner, an Grace f'llher, Mn. NuM. .. " ,rrangemeol containing a Dablla, Mrl. Robert Lewll, fl&lll'lne modeled of clay: Mn. Lloyd M.-e. · ·ll(lerrle ~ ~-t)oll ~. Mn. Rabat . . ¥lb. tlilui Mn. fjtia CuiiU!nl, Mra. Mn. '{(~ :rJeaJer. TWO BROAD Run Sc:hool teachen, Mrs. Ethel R. Mrs. Grimm having taught3'1 years and Mn. Brown 38. The presideot of the Broad Run PI'A, Mn. Carol Lathey, (center of picture), presented to eeeh teacher a plaque engraved with the n1101ber of years she taught. These plaques were given oo behalf or the parents and cblldren of Broad Run School. Rev. and Mn. Keith llanlon of Letart, W. Va. w01 succeed them at Broad Run this school year. Homemakers Picnic NEW HAVEN - The Haven Homemakers held their monthl7 meeting and annual picnic at the New Haven Park witb a covered dish lroughl by each member. Awhite elepl!ant lllle was eDjoJed; The September meeting will be at the bome of ·Mn. Russell Maynard at Point Pleuant. Attending were Mra. David Zerkle, Terry and Debbie; Mrs. Harry Vlclrers Jr., Matthew: .Mrs. Sadie Warlh, Mrs. Dennis BrOee, Paul and Corona; Mrs. Aubrey NeweU, Unda and Lawney, Mn. RuMell Maynard and lbe family ol Mrs. Jesse Maynard. SALE PlANNED The Middleport Business and Profeallonal Women's aub wDI· bold a nanmage aile 1roo1 9 a. m. 1o 5 p. m. Saturday at the Colts bulldlng, North SeCillld Ave., in Middleport. VACATION ENDED MASON - Miss Hartel Ann WabilofMasonandoorcousln, Miss Shells Weber of Celina, Ohio have returned from a vacation at SalUIIe, Mellco. Miss Walsh and Miss Weber Dew from Dayton, Ohio lo Dallas, Texas and from there 1o San Antonio. FrOm San Antonio then went by car to Sa!UIIo, woore they visliEid with friends. Miss Walsh and Miss Weber enjoyed the fair while in Mexico and shopping for silver ! souverurs. . \ i IACXTOSCH~ . Italian Priest to Give Mass · PersOnal Notes ' crp•rlle)l ' end VIckie Keefer, Ma~on Rayanu£ole,Sp\lmblc~l .lti!Jot · Calmly eXteNion asm~t. Teresa Clrr, ~ ~ eotb · · · In the 4-11 Girll fioWel' ..... Glrll; LGla Wilker lnd Jillke ~dening project&, the 1r1nd Holter; FIY41 Point Sllr • 'Wlmten champioll wu Viflde Ga(!l, ind chers. J~nie• Holler wai Ill Debbie Boatwrjpt ·Waa th, champion •1111 ._. re. bani. wu . ~rve champion. Oilier IJirla decorating a r6jtm· .(Jeep~ alid ~!]• who entered were E•lher year) ; ~!wed HatrleY, ~• ,. h;';;"8";;;d. ._uO)'. IAwery, Julia JobniOII, Slie charnplrin, on rtiflnllblnl fur'· ·· ' · DemonslretiOI}I were : • Wood and Mary Lou Mills. nlture. ' 1 • , Sieve Stanley, IJarrlaGnvtn,, Racine Chapter o1 Future ~vllllil Jl t1ie Jurliot..falt AL,L !S.I.!MM~' electricity; Mike Kaulf, Jolly Fmnera of "'"""lea had 20 llulldinC lneluded.,tllt irlnual 0 Gentlemen, .butchering a projecta entered In the J.liPIIor nlllrlUoo Wblc:b ·~ •· . J!1W · r•bblt; Pal Smllb, Joll1 Fair wllleh were 1i!dsed by open to "'Il: strlllnllll IJtad In . p· .f Gentlemen, rabbiiJr: Brent Char~ Krlotts, area exta111on food and ita prepiiralliln. · 7Z 1 ._., ·~· Stanley, · entomo\o.g y, •sricu)ture . agent (rom Two age group• bad .• a All· sl·- ···'ft"lu""""'· 1 Snowville.·, Sle\'e, Stout,· en.. Jlcltaon. Of the 20 ........... treuure lilmt OV« tile '"'""'·· -~ , ...... """' lomology, Snowville: Helen entered, 121f011 "A"....,...~ looldng lor 8III1I8P'I poet81t"i;;~ · King, Holstein, Beller The Salisbury Girl Scout nlltrltlon crossword puule. AreSonsrbl:( Uvestock, dehotnlng cattle. Judllnl, jllnior Troop 100, wu First one with all lhe carrecl "Where ShoJs Priced". Q<ystal Erwin and ll(lerrl first with leader Mn. Donna answers in the senior dlvlslon MIDDLEPORT ·Young, team demonstra!Wn, Ohlinger; taltbqj second place was Melanie Dean, and in the . poised and pretty: Pam was CadetiA! Tr)lop 201, leader ~-~~~~~~~~....~~~~~--~-. . . Lanham, nrst atd: Diana Mrs. Thebna Alraon. • Larkins, when you walk, Five VIckie Keefer, Mason County . Point Star Stltchero: Mary Horne Demonstration Agent, CI"D()()tl: Mills, gardening : Jennie judged the horne decorating !/:1 .1. 1 ~ 1 '4J ., Holter, milk coolers: Brenda Meigs County champion. The 1 Stanley , En lomology, five girls parUclpatlng in the ~ Snowville. interviews were lngred Hawley, • Judges lor lhe boys and IJirls, Pomeroy Bend Junior Club; Ro:.&.. •morning, were Mr. Coffey, .._ tJIIIBIII Southern Agriculture teacher, SANDAl *feilt _u . .V. 1HE SHOE 'BOX r:.;,ta! Pomeroy.... a( .[unior_ Fair · Dljl l · • in itr\i juniOr .ho.llc:Utture ~~~~ '• ·..dlvlalon. o1 1be ahqw, David cacil~ •Mn· Uoyd M~. · ~ sol a ,bllie rlbf;>bn on lilJ J.!n. ~ Zleltef. · ~·eshlbl•. Winner rlbbo111 · B0uaeplanll, Mrs. ShlrleJ' r In : Ill•• aenl.or borblllll'e Jla!im. · • · diYIIIon o! lh!' IPOOw, flrlt 1o Qourds. David l:.ewll. lhlrd, Jeiii*Uvel7, were · u · EdaeatlooDMaloa .. Jollowa:. , . '· • Evergreen specime111, Mn: ' lflbrld ~rOll!, Md. Robert Mary Nelae; Mn. Helea ' Mz1. Clrace Fisher. Mrs. · c;llrper, llfrl. Donald Mora. IOrprtt:lllQH.e1'1a. , 'Wild - Dowers, Mitchell mtiJ nm:RPRETlVE arrangement llllhe l"lorrbwwdd ro,e, Mn. Robert lllapinan, ~ley llalilm, 8I)CI . Lewllr, Mn. Margaret Ella Mn. Margaret Ella Lewis. "ll'oom" clalf o! tile Housecleaning lhemed flower .._ Wedlllllday won a blue ribbon for Mrs. Mary Neaae, Wild~' , wood Garden Qub,nwnber. Her interpretation: ~'The cuter bean po4 (lallllltet) repre~e~~ts lhe moom willie lhe leal II lhe dull pan to gllber up lhe dirt (the co111101) from the floor (tile Weathered wood)." Grimm, left, and Mrl. Grace Brown, rigbl, retired Ibis year, ~ ·• . FOI A!HLII'I'S FOOT :u::E01.mc •cnoN MOroRISTKJLLEo WARREN Ohio (UPI) - A GOING our Of· BUSINESS . B' -'C'J( ,..0 /tfl CLOSEOUTS/ Mlli• Marauder Sweat· Sw•'-rs "' Gym Tllllks & \\1nd Bleabrs I, '. It olo•1llo oH ,.. llo:ol- .,,....., •ldn. Ea,..tt . .PMf: hlfHtiDII to lb ""''"""'u... Got,...._..,.... DOWNIE-GROSS · NELSON DRUG noRa, TheMen'sStore "'-mtroy ~. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .~O:h:io~U:,~eu:t~of::oo~~~-. . . . .·.SW•I•SH•E•R·&--L~OH~S~E~O~R~U~GS~-~::::::::::::::::::::::::~: t M-year-<lld Youngstown man, ..........,, •• ... ........... T...L.. J 0 hn Honl8 I wu killed Wed• •, .UT ...UII!f •• ,...... Qc back. NOYi nesdaylnatwo-caraccidenton ., ,'(; I', ,, SPECIALS at NELSON'S SALE DRESSES " . :! ,, +'11'-------...,.-....:-..,.,..-------1 ·.•. .n REVIVAL PlANNED Revival IIOI'Vices are being held at 7:311 p.m. eech evening through Sunday, Aug. 23, at the Rutland Community !llurdl. Lee BID'Dem, a recent convert, Is preaching his first revival. The Rev. Amos Tillis, pastor, extellda an Invitation to the pablic. TABLETS . REG. 2.(101'00'' J29 UQUID u oz.J29· REG. 2.00 WE BEAT THEM ALL In Our ,. --. ·~""·: ' -~Mom:S'r Shop 3 Complete Rooms BAKER ' ', -~~·~Fc~r filbtd . with- FURNITURE MIDDLEPORT' 0. ·14 oz. 4.7oz. WHITE RAIN TONI SUN-IN Hair Lightener 1.75Value 1.19 1 2.75oz. 4oz. PEARL DROPS BRECK BASIC "Powerpolnl" Tooth Polish Hair Conditioner Pen 1.~9Value 2.25Vallie 1.19 I 60's 3oz. EFFERDENT TANYA 1.14 Drug · Ad· E_,..in& But f:MUtiric ' the ,, far ' ILDREN . b:est·•• .. s"ntan Lotion t.1:i~·, 1~3 SHIRT · FINISHING o! mereurr . ' SAME DAY SERViCE In At 9-0ut AtS -'~~~~r, F1~ Plrtcl~ Lot.. I Fdr ' during tbe paat week ·at 'l'llelday nlabt •• Plll8tiDs of lbe Melga TOPS Knotcbera. Jllmer.up was Dorlllfealler. Qllhe olher han4, Jean Wamer and llemlce Dlk were lbe · blueat sllnira. ~~ '"'" . Cll.e KOPS · (lr:aep off pouncla -bly), u TOPS,IU)d liVen wel8bt galnerl. ~-IM.I IAVI NOWI I10CK .UP NOWI ..... '=~ .~ •·•• ·"' J.~nt~ ... . ··~' ' ' . .. .,.. ·:, . ' ' 2 ounce dial. THE TIME-RElEASE R:r 1.39 -·•' •·'• ~ ,.' . ,. . . lO's BACTINE Scope Super SUNBURN REUEF 5 OZ. AEROSOL Rti , , . 1.99 "•'' .. '''' CONTAC CLAIROL \ REG. 88~ lEMON 1.59 GO UGHTLY :, ',. Pfd N r:tlll'tiR ' lioU..OII. CIIIWI a mCK REG. tt .00 NOW IIOo II'MY REO. 11.10 NOW 7So TUSSY pr.mpt"'" ,., ~~ .,... ""... ,'flf~f,lf\ UMIJIDT. . ONLY nlllble piatocUan. .....,.u•• lOG's lHI fX!RA 39' Reg. 69' ' Excedr11i UJasggt ,f lvlf\l time - I oz. Regular 1.63 TUM)' ' REG. 79' sge 1.07 !IQIIplq ......-plea !run . . . . . . _- - - - - - · -ibt t))llo ·and Monongahela ·-:=::Ia . , ~~- .. : 1nc1 the,;.• ..,~~: : .. flhil!....: 1.59Value · Federal Water · r1ftn 10 cletermlnllf there ere J~ . .....Iii tiMrt - Tlbltls w. va. (UP!) mllilatralloll ,. Quallly Admtnlatratlon are ONLY .69 .98 ~toRffj . y ;Ms"';.'Di''ll'aiM 1.09Value 1.95 Value i .• Shampoo PAPER MATE BA·YER ASPIRIN REG. 11ett1 rue wu ....... l... ror . havinl loll the mOll nfgbt REG. 99~ 1.79 . �~~- . ..J:I.h ' • . ~ ' ~~-~ .. :!lt4l,'1lkl fl1C.-..-..9t,O.,~JI,If'IO ·• '•' ·'' ix. !!.llf!n~e Shfl~AJn ' .'fie,.,; (',... ..... li ~•• ~. 'Mt.. ~; 'Pijlll Chap111an, ~. Homer Bolf:er. . ~Hole, yraler 'lllowtnll 1 futut ~. Jln, . ·~ oltlle ~•.Mrs. !forn IIO!IIi. · , ·'I ~. Mrl. Homer !loiter, Glldl<!lu,l!fn. Robert Lelt!IL." , Mn . • Llol~~~· · ·· Gladioli collection, Mra. ,Wallpjll!"",lrtptat dell&n in ,!Jltan ~ter, Mtir. drla \ two contaiDera : ~· Bolter, Gilitller. ¥fa, Kuhn, Mn. Wyatt ~.Mn. Uoyd~, Cliadweb . . ·, Mn. llcrmel' Bolter, Mn. Q-111 ' · Clolhea .Line, 1111 line Gbither. · · ·, arranseme~ll:~ Homer CocU.:omb, plume, Mra. .& . Parker, ' Mra. t.tnm, Maf7 N,_, .• ,_.'~ . Mrs. Betty Dean. Cnaled· eoclr:acehnb, Mia. · ~ •.'I. , · Wallpaper Cleaner, an Grace f'llher, Mn. NuM. .. " ,rrangemeol containing a Dablla, Mrl. Robert Lewll, fl&lll'lne modeled of clay: Mn. Lloyd M.-e. · ·ll(lerrle ~ ~-t)oll ~. Mn. Rabat . . ¥lb. tlilui Mn. fjtia CuiiU!nl, Mra. Mn. '{(~ :rJeaJer. TWO BROAD Run Sc:hool teachen, Mrs. Ethel R. Mrs. Grimm having taught3'1 years and Mn. Brown 38. The presideot of the Broad Run PI'A, Mn. Carol Lathey, (center of picture), presented to eeeh teacher a plaque engraved with the n1101ber of years she taught. These plaques were given oo behalf or the parents and cblldren of Broad Run School. Rev. and Mn. Keith llanlon of Letart, W. Va. w01 succeed them at Broad Run this school year. Homemakers Picnic NEW HAVEN - The Haven Homemakers held their monthl7 meeting and annual picnic at the New Haven Park witb a covered dish lroughl by each member. Awhite elepl!ant lllle was eDjoJed; The September meeting will be at the bome of ·Mn. Russell Maynard at Point Pleuant. Attending were Mra. David Zerkle, Terry and Debbie; Mrs. Harry Vlclrers Jr., Matthew: .Mrs. Sadie Warlh, Mrs. Dennis BrOee, Paul and Corona; Mrs. Aubrey NeweU, Unda and Lawney, Mn. RuMell Maynard and lbe family ol Mrs. Jesse Maynard. SALE PlANNED The Middleport Business and Profeallonal Women's aub wDI· bold a nanmage aile 1roo1 9 a. m. 1o 5 p. m. Saturday at the Colts bulldlng, North SeCillld Ave., in Middleport. VACATION ENDED MASON - Miss Hartel Ann WabilofMasonandoorcousln, Miss Shells Weber of Celina, Ohio have returned from a vacation at SalUIIe, Mellco. Miss Walsh and Miss Weber Dew from Dayton, Ohio lo Dallas, Texas and from there 1o San Antonio. FrOm San Antonio then went by car to Sa!UIIo, woore they visliEid with friends. Miss Walsh and Miss Weber enjoyed the fair while in Mexico and shopping for silver ! souverurs. . \ i IACXTOSCH~ . Italian Priest to Give Mass · PersOnal Notes ' crp•rlle)l ' end VIckie Keefer, Ma~on Rayanu£ole,Sp\lmblc~l .lti!Jot · Calmly eXteNion asm~t. Teresa Clrr, ~ ~ eotb · · · In the 4-11 Girll fioWel' ..... Glrll; LGla Wilker lnd Jillke ~dening project&, the 1r1nd Holter; FIY41 Point Sllr • 'Wlmten champioll wu Viflde Ga(!l, ind chers. J~nie• Holler wai Ill Debbie Boatwrjpt ·Waa th, champion •1111 ._. re. bani. wu . ~rve champion. Oilier IJirla decorating a r6jtm· .(Jeep~ alid ~!]• who entered were E•lher year) ; ~!wed HatrleY, ~• ,. h;';;"8";;;d. ._uO)'. IAwery, Julia JobniOII, Slie charnplrin, on rtiflnllblnl fur'· ·· ' · DemonslretiOI}I were : • Wood and Mary Lou Mills. nlture. ' 1 • , Sieve Stanley, IJarrlaGnvtn,, Racine Chapter o1 Future ~vllllil Jl t1ie Jurliot..falt AL,L !S.I.!MM~' electricity; Mike Kaulf, Jolly Fmnera of "'"""lea had 20 llulldinC lneluded.,tllt irlnual 0 Gentlemen, .butchering a projecta entered In the J.liPIIor nlllrlUoo Wblc:b ·~ •· . J!1W · r•bblt; Pal Smllb, Joll1 Fair wllleh were 1i!dsed by open to "'Il: strlllnllll IJtad In . p· .f Gentlemen, rabbiiJr: Brent Char~ Krlotts, area exta111on food and ita prepiiralliln. · 7Z 1 ._., ·~· Stanley, · entomo\o.g y, •sricu)ture . agent (rom Two age group• bad .• a All· sl·- ···'ft"lu""""'· 1 Snowville.·, Sle\'e, Stout,· en.. Jlcltaon. Of the 20 ........... treuure lilmt OV« tile '"'""'·· -~ , ...... """' lomology, Snowville: Helen entered, 121f011 "A"....,...~ looldng lor 8III1I8P'I poet81t"i;;~ · King, Holstein, Beller The Salisbury Girl Scout nlltrltlon crossword puule. AreSonsrbl:( Uvestock, dehotnlng cattle. Judllnl, jllnior Troop 100, wu First one with all lhe carrecl "Where ShoJs Priced". Q<ystal Erwin and ll(lerrl first with leader Mn. Donna answers in the senior dlvlslon MIDDLEPORT ·Young, team demonstra!Wn, Ohlinger; taltbqj second place was Melanie Dean, and in the . poised and pretty: Pam was CadetiA! Tr)lop 201, leader ~-~~~~~~~~....~~~~~--~-. . . Lanham, nrst atd: Diana Mrs. Thebna Alraon. • Larkins, when you walk, Five VIckie Keefer, Mason County . Point Star Stltchero: Mary Horne Demonstration Agent, CI"D()()tl: Mills, gardening : Jennie judged the horne decorating !/:1 .1. 1 ~ 1 '4J ., Holter, milk coolers: Brenda Meigs County champion. The 1 Stanley , En lomology, five girls parUclpatlng in the ~ Snowville. interviews were lngred Hawley, • Judges lor lhe boys and IJirls, Pomeroy Bend Junior Club; Ro:.&.. •morning, were Mr. Coffey, .._ tJIIIBIII Southern Agriculture teacher, SANDAl *feilt _u . .V. 1HE SHOE 'BOX r:.;,ta! Pomeroy.... a( .[unior_ Fair · Dljl l · • in itr\i juniOr .ho.llc:Utture ~~~~ '• ·..dlvlalon. o1 1be ahqw, David cacil~ •Mn· Uoyd M~. · ~ sol a ,bllie rlbf;>bn on lilJ J.!n. ~ Zleltef. · ~·eshlbl•. Winner rlbbo111 · B0uaeplanll, Mrs. ShlrleJ' r In : Ill•• aenl.or borblllll'e Jla!im. · • · diYIIIon o! lh!' IPOOw, flrlt 1o Qourds. David l:.ewll. lhlrd, Jeiii*Uvel7, were · u · EdaeatlooDMaloa .. Jollowa:. , . '· • Evergreen specime111, Mn: ' lflbrld ~rOll!, Md. Robert Mary Nelae; Mn. Helea ' Mz1. Clrace Fisher. Mrs. · c;llrper, llfrl. Donald Mora. IOrprtt:lllQH.e1'1a. , 'Wild - Dowers, Mitchell mtiJ nm:RPRETlVE arrangement llllhe l"lorrbwwdd ro,e, Mn. Robert lllapinan, ~ley llalilm, 8I)CI . Lewllr, Mn. Margaret Ella Mn. Margaret Ella Lewis. "ll'oom" clalf o! tile Housecleaning lhemed flower .._ Wedlllllday won a blue ribbon for Mrs. Mary Neaae, Wild~' , wood Garden Qub,nwnber. Her interpretation: ~'The cuter bean po4 (lallllltet) repre~e~~ts lhe moom willie lhe leal II lhe dull pan to gllber up lhe dirt (the co111101) from the floor (tile Weathered wood)." Grimm, left, and Mrl. Grace Brown, rigbl, retired Ibis year, ~ ·• . FOI A!HLII'I'S FOOT :u::E01.mc •cnoN MOroRISTKJLLEo WARREN Ohio (UPI) - A GOING our Of· BUSINESS . B' -'C'J( ,..0 /tfl CLOSEOUTS/ Mlli• Marauder Sweat· Sw•'-rs "' Gym Tllllks & \\1nd Bleabrs I, '. It olo•1llo oH ,.. llo:ol- .,,....., •ldn. Ea,..tt . .PMf: hlfHtiDII to lb ""''"""'u... Got,...._..,.... DOWNIE-GROSS · NELSON DRUG noRa, TheMen'sStore "'-mtroy ~. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .~O:h:io~U:,~eu:t~of::oo~~~-. . . . .·.SW•I•SH•E•R·&--L~OH~S~E~O~R~U~GS~-~::::::::::::::::::::::::~: t M-year-<lld Youngstown man, ..........,, •• ... ........... T...L.. J 0 hn Honl8 I wu killed Wed• •, .UT ...UII!f •• ,...... Qc back. NOYi nesdaylnatwo-caraccidenton ., ,'(; I', ,, SPECIALS at NELSON'S SALE DRESSES " . :! ,, +'11'-------...,.-....:-..,.,..-------1 ·.•. .n REVIVAL PlANNED Revival IIOI'Vices are being held at 7:311 p.m. eech evening through Sunday, Aug. 23, at the Rutland Community !llurdl. Lee BID'Dem, a recent convert, Is preaching his first revival. The Rev. Amos Tillis, pastor, extellda an Invitation to the pablic. TABLETS . REG. 2.(101'00'' J29 UQUID u oz.J29· REG. 2.00 WE BEAT THEM ALL In Our ,. --. ·~""·: ' -~Mom:S'r Shop 3 Complete Rooms BAKER ' ', -~~·~Fc~r filbtd . with- FURNITURE MIDDLEPORT' 0. ·14 oz. 4.7oz. WHITE RAIN TONI SUN-IN Hair Lightener 1.75Value 1.19 1 2.75oz. 4oz. PEARL DROPS BRECK BASIC "Powerpolnl" Tooth Polish Hair Conditioner Pen 1.~9Value 2.25Vallie 1.19 I 60's 3oz. EFFERDENT TANYA 1.14 Drug · Ad· E_,..in& But f:MUtiric ' the ,, far ' ILDREN . b:est·•• .. s"ntan Lotion t.1:i~·, 1~3 SHIRT · FINISHING o! mereurr . ' SAME DAY SERViCE In At 9-0ut AtS -'~~~~r, F1~ Plrtcl~ Lot.. I Fdr ' during tbe paat week ·at 'l'llelday nlabt •• Plll8tiDs of lbe Melga TOPS Knotcbera. Jllmer.up was Dorlllfealler. Qllhe olher han4, Jean Wamer and llemlce Dlk were lbe · blueat sllnira. ~~ '"'" . Cll.e KOPS · (lr:aep off pouncla -bly), u TOPS,IU)d liVen wel8bt galnerl. ~-IM.I IAVI NOWI I10CK .UP NOWI ..... '=~ .~ •·•• ·"' J.~nt~ ... . ··~' ' ' . .. .,.. ·:, . ' ' 2 ounce dial. THE TIME-RElEASE R:r 1.39 -·•' •·'• ~ ,.' . ,. . . lO's BACTINE Scope Super SUNBURN REUEF 5 OZ. AEROSOL Rti , , . 1.99 "•'' .. '''' CONTAC CLAIROL \ REG. 88~ lEMON 1.59 GO UGHTLY :, ',. Pfd N r:tlll'tiR ' lioU..OII. CIIIWI a mCK REG. tt .00 NOW IIOo II'MY REO. 11.10 NOW 7So TUSSY pr.mpt"'" ,., ~~ .,... ""... ,'flf~f,lf\ UMIJIDT. . ONLY nlllble piatocUan. .....,.u•• lOG's lHI fX!RA 39' Reg. 69' ' Excedr11i UJasggt ,f lvlf\l time - I oz. Regular 1.63 TUM)' ' REG. 79' sge 1.07 !IQIIplq ......-plea !run . . . . . . _- - - - - - · -ibt t))llo ·and Monongahela ·-:=::Ia . , ~~- .. : 1nc1 the,;.• ..,~~: : .. flhil!....: 1.59Value · Federal Water · r1ftn 10 cletermlnllf there ere J~ . .....Iii tiMrt - Tlbltls w. va. (UP!) mllilatralloll ,. Quallly Admtnlatratlon are ONLY .69 .98 ~toRffj . y ;Ms"';.'Di''ll'aiM 1.09Value 1.95 Value i .• Shampoo PAPER MATE BA·YER ASPIRIN REG. 11ett1 rue wu ....... l... ror . havinl loll the mOll nfgbt REG. 99~ 1.79 . �• li T 0 • 7 n.~·~ ·uw.~ 91 ,o.,;Aup~t-.11'10 , ~~~~lle.r&~e ~~_ P:{t-' '.I. ·=·G~ '- -' , . A •t • Sh . - , , ~ -ll'ii"•nl.\I '""' Ni fl .-, Llree ziJinla, • ol ...• J;.,.. Flli..~ ~t"~· Ella Clib.J!;nl, Mrs. Paul Chapsqan, Nr,J. '•'--- eclft. - . Homer ow.... ~ Jll:ri . 'tbe A~- -wu• ll'•tuy l!lhnla,.MrJ, ~ . - !' ...... . . . . . . . . . . . . .f t L> ............... )kL Totll ' 1111111.->. ,,.oo. llcin!er Holler, Rol... . .. . Gllli!WIII:t.frJlliDI!ertl.-11..-:-"" 0 '~ui.l~~'**·• .· '· Ql.d!oli ' couecll6n, . - "lt"ol!'Wide411n.ln 'WIJP. ~ Mn· \ two eon~ : WJ, li!>lter, Glfta.'. ' - ' . ~~n, ,Mtli. Wyatt -Cl ..' : o...!'l Une, taU line ,ran,~menta: ~~- Homer ~. · Mn. IU&rt Lewli, lira, Belly Dean. ·· · Wallpaper Cleanet, an arrangement . containing. a llgurlne modeled/ of clay : Sherrie~ •- ••-, MariD!da, Mi-11 U6yd J4oilll, Mnl. Jbner Boltir, Mrs. Orll Glntber. - - ~.,cbcomb, .Plllll!l, Mrs. Mary Nwe. · ·· - Creatad cocl!acomb Mra •· '. Grace Pilher, Mrs. NeUe. • ··' Dlhlla, Mrs; Robert Lewli, Mn. Lloyd Moore. Pomopoa dablla, Mrs. ~ •' Lewll; Mrs. Lloyd Moore. . . . junior ~tladture ·I~ I !ba~~ -~- ~ .lbe alwlf, David Cacti, Mrs. Uqyd Moclle, · teii!J got a,blue ribbon on fil,a llra-l.llldred Zlellet. · llnJI!a- ~bl~. Wllm!l!' rlbbonl HoDaeplan", Mra. Shlri8J lp ,, jilt, ae~lor hor·llculture. Haliun. ,, . ~ of lbte Show, flilt to .Gwrdl. David Lewll. 1b1rd, J'eiPI!CIIVel)l~ were · u Eilacalloa Dlvlllea · _ ~ .1. ..~ . ~een spectmena, Mn. 1 ,;,~:-- ~,.[Oif,-....-.. Robert Mary Neaae, Mra. HQlen '.,..~'"i ~·u.-ace.· FI.Iher, Mra. Carper. 1ojrs. Donald Mora. 'f;~!,l• Le\tll. · . .· . . \Y.lld . flowers, Mll~hell .-, r_,.,.-...,.... ro,e,Mra. RObelt Chapman, Shirley Hamm, and ·Lml, Mrs. Maraaret Ella Mrs. Margaret Ella kwle. lnli} r. \ "Where sn-Are Sefttlbly Priced" .... MIDDLEPORT , ' u• ""' . TWO BROAD lluD SdiOOi teaehera; Mrs. Ethel R. Grimm, left, and Mrs. Grace Brown,l'igbl, retired lbls )'Nl', Mrs. Grimm having taught 'II )'Nl'S and Mrs. Brown 38. 'lbepresidentofthe Broad Rwl PTA, Mrs. carol t.lbey, (center of picture), presented to each teacher a plaque engraved with the number of years she taught. 1bese plaques were given on behalf of the parent& and children of Broad Rwl School. Rev. and Mrs. Keith Hanlon of Letart, W. Va . wUl succeed them at Broad Run this achool year. Homemakers Picnic vACATION ENDED MASON - Miss Harle! Ann Walsh of Mason and her amsln, Miss Sheila Weber of Celina, Ohio, ~ve returned from a vacation at Saltille, Mexico. Miss Walsh and Miss Weber Dew from Daytoo, Ohio to Dallas, T~as and from there~ San Antoruo. From San Anloruo !ben went by car to Saltillo, ~re they visited with friends. Miss Walsh and Miss Weber enjoyed the lair while m Mexico, and shopping lor silver NEW HAVEN _ 1be Haven Homemakers held their monthly meeting and annll81 plcnle at the New Haven Park with a covered dish lroll8bl by eullmember.Awhlteelep!ant aa1e wu enjoyed. The 5eptimber meeting wm be at the home of ·Mra. Russell Maynard at Point Pleasant. Attending were ¥fa. David Zerkle, Terry and 'tfebble ; Mrs. Harry Vlcllers Jr Matthew· Mrl Sadie wa~ih. Mrs. Dennl~ Briles, Paul and Corella; Mrl. ADbrey Newell, Unda and !£WillY, Mrs. lWaeelll Maynard and the family of Mrs. Jesae Maynard. SALE PlANNED 'lbe Middleport BDIInOI!B and f'roleealonal Women's aub wlli bold a nmmage aale from 9 a. m. to 5 p. m. Saturday at the C08fB bulltlblg, NDrlh Second Ave., In Middleport. . souvenirs. • • 11 Pomeroy.... TJDiJ JIITEllPIIImVE ll'l'angement ln.!be . "llrGcim" clus of the HoUIBCieanlng lbamed flower lhow Wedlleeday won a blue ribbon lor Mrs. Mary NNN, wndwcod Gardea aub member. Her lnterJn181lon: ''The Clllter bean pod (tall stock) reprellellta !be broom while the Ieaiia tbednatpanlo gatber up !be dirt (the co11111os) from !be lloor (lbe .,.thered wood)." I Personal Notes BACX TO SCHq;)J. ' . SPECIALS at NELSON'S . .,. ,. ._____ SALE Italian Priest to Give Mass D~E,SES ' ....,...__..:....~--..o..----------1 ·~ The ,E&C Jr. Une · REVIVAL PlANNED ' Revival eervlces are being beld at 7:30 p. m. each evening lbroush Slmday, ADg. 23, at the Rutbmd Community OIDrch. Lee Bumem, a recent convert, ill preachlng his first revival. 1be Rev. Amos 1'11114, pallor, extende an Invitation to the public. .TABLETS }29 REG. 2.001 IOO's . ~~~=;~: · '''' "\..oiJ:.{/1' \1~··.0''!!.~' 10 AI .• >11lttiUUI'I ~ " -1 ' 2.75. ' Shop 3 Complete ONLY 10 oz. ."""'..lllll..'ill>.. BAYER ASPIRIN Reg. 69' '2 ounce 5.9' I DO's dial. THE TIME-RELEASE ANTI-PERSPIRANT ONLY filled ·14 oz. 4.7oz. WHITE RAIN TONI SUN·IN . •69 Hair Llgha.Mr ' In a - OIICI AY1A11 - . . . . . . 1111l DilLY wit·h·the liiiJihin& But -iril for • • CLAIROL llMON ~.· GO UGHil.Y' best •. •'.11 UiRE~ · '. ' ·' lv..y 11-- com,.UIIda 1.75Value I "' 1.19 I ..,.,.... ,., ,.,.., ~,q,li ... ,•.. .~ ~""'·""" ;if, _.,,, lhilt - '' . ·~' t 1._. • PAPER MAte~· "Powerpolnt'' . . ,.n .1.95·Value . •98 60's EFFERDENT' . 2.75oz. 4oz. .DROPS BRECK 'BASIC Tooth Polish .1.~9 Value 1.19 3oz. TANYA S~ntan Lotion 1.75Value . '1.23 ·. - ' Hair ~cJA~oner 2.211 V.,iie' .·. . · -ta~ :,_ 8'e;" ,...c. ALPHA . I j. , __ ._ --fNmM ' '. ' ;~~~1~1 . TUSSY ~:1.39 ~ COMTAC REG. U9 a·s$ lO's ,Scope. Super , ' ,; fl_, ... and tho frHhllf·t , ~ el ,r..tma. 1.14 Regular 1.39 1.07 1.09Value 1.59 Va1t,1e ~BABY OIL REG. Shampoo . T•b~ . REG. 2.0012 oz.J29 • /Jaby-soft, smooth MOISTURE CREAM far Dly, Ncrmal cr Oily Skin Wedding Plans are Completed Rooms UQUID TUSSY WE BEAT THEM ALL In 4t>l:-\ ~ . < . • ::· : .99° REG. 2.49 1•29 BACTINE SUNBURN REUEF- . 5 OZ. AEROSOL REG. 1.79 9·9. $ . .H �• li T 0 • 7 n.~·~ ·uw.~ 91 ,o.,;Aup~t-.11'10 , ~~~~lle.r&~e ~~_ P:{t-' '.I. ·=·G~ '- -' , . A •t • Sh . - , , ~ -ll'ii"•nl.\I '""' Ni fl .-, Llree ziJinla, • ol ...• J;.,.. Flli..~ ~t"~· Ella Clib.J!;nl, Mrs. Paul Chapsqan, Nr,J. '•'--- eclft. - . Homer ow.... ~ Jll:ri . 'tbe A~- -wu• ll'•tuy l!lhnla,.MrJ, ~ . - !' ...... . . . . . . . . . . . . .f t L> ............... )kL Totll ' 1111111.->. ,,.oo. llcin!er Holler, Rol... . .. . Gllli!WIII:t.frJlliDI!ertl.-11..-:-"" 0 '~ui.l~~'**·• .· '· Ql.d!oli ' couecll6n, . - "lt"ol!'Wide411n.ln 'WIJP. ~ Mn· \ two eon~ : WJ, li!>lter, Glfta.'. ' - ' . ~~n, ,Mtli. Wyatt -Cl ..' : o...!'l Une, taU line ,ran,~menta: ~~- Homer ~. · Mn. IU&rt Lewli, lira, Belly Dean. ·· · Wallpaper Cleanet, an arrangement . containing. a llgurlne modeled/ of clay : Sherrie~ •- ••-, MariD!da, Mi-11 U6yd J4oilll, Mnl. Jbner Boltir, Mrs. Orll Glntber. - - ~.,cbcomb, .Plllll!l, Mrs. Mary Nwe. · ·· - Creatad cocl!acomb Mra •· '. Grace Pilher, Mrs. NeUe. • ··' Dlhlla, Mrs; Robert Lewli, Mn. Lloyd Moore. Pomopoa dablla, Mrs. ~ •' Lewll; Mrs. Lloyd Moore. . . . junior ~tladture ·I~ I !ba~~ -~- ~ .lbe alwlf, David Cacti, Mrs. Uqyd Moclle, · teii!J got a,blue ribbon on fil,a llra-l.llldred Zlellet. · llnJI!a- ~bl~. Wllm!l!' rlbbonl HoDaeplan", Mra. Shlri8J lp ,, jilt, ae~lor hor·llculture. Haliun. ,, . ~ of lbte Show, flilt to .Gwrdl. David Lewll. 1b1rd, J'eiPI!CIIVel)l~ were · u Eilacalloa Dlvlllea · _ ~ .1. ..~ . ~een spectmena, Mn. 1 ,;,~:-- ~,.[Oif,-....-.. Robert Mary Neaae, Mra. HQlen '.,..~'"i ~·u.-ace.· FI.Iher, Mra. Carper. 1ojrs. Donald Mora. 'f;~!,l• Le\tll. · . .· . . \Y.lld . flowers, Mll~hell .-, r_,.,.-...,.... ro,e,Mra. RObelt Chapman, Shirley Hamm, and ·Lml, Mrs. Maraaret Ella Mrs. Margaret Ella kwle. lnli} r. \ "Where sn-Are Sefttlbly Priced" .... MIDDLEPORT , ' u• ""' . TWO BROAD lluD SdiOOi teaehera; Mrs. Ethel R. Grimm, left, and Mrs. Grace Brown,l'igbl, retired lbls )'Nl', Mrs. Grimm having taught 'II )'Nl'S and Mrs. Brown 38. 'lbepresidentofthe Broad Rwl PTA, Mrs. carol t.lbey, (center of picture), presented to each teacher a plaque engraved with the number of years she taught. 1bese plaques were given on behalf of the parent& and children of Broad Rwl School. Rev. and Mrs. Keith Hanlon of Letart, W. Va . wUl succeed them at Broad Run this achool year. Homemakers Picnic vACATION ENDED MASON - Miss Harle! Ann Walsh of Mason and her amsln, Miss Sheila Weber of Celina, Ohio, ~ve returned from a vacation at Saltille, Mexico. Miss Walsh and Miss Weber Dew from Daytoo, Ohio to Dallas, T~as and from there~ San Antoruo. From San Anloruo !ben went by car to Saltillo, ~re they visited with friends. Miss Walsh and Miss Weber enjoyed the lair while m Mexico, and shopping lor silver NEW HAVEN _ 1be Haven Homemakers held their monthly meeting and annll81 plcnle at the New Haven Park with a covered dish lroll8bl by eullmember.Awhlteelep!ant aa1e wu enjoyed. The 5eptimber meeting wm be at the home of ·Mra. Russell Maynard at Point Pleasant. Attending were ¥fa. David Zerkle, Terry and 'tfebble ; Mrs. Harry Vlcllers Jr Matthew· Mrl Sadie wa~ih. Mrs. Dennl~ Briles, Paul and Corella; Mrl. ADbrey Newell, Unda and !£WillY, Mrs. lWaeelll Maynard and the family of Mrs. Jesae Maynard. SALE PlANNED 'lbe Middleport BDIInOI!B and f'roleealonal Women's aub wlli bold a nmmage aale from 9 a. m. to 5 p. m. Saturday at the C08fB bulltlblg, NDrlh Second Ave., In Middleport. . souvenirs. • • 11 Pomeroy.... TJDiJ JIITEllPIIImVE ll'l'angement ln.!be . "llrGcim" clus of the HoUIBCieanlng lbamed flower lhow Wedlleeday won a blue ribbon lor Mrs. Mary NNN, wndwcod Gardea aub member. Her lnterJn181lon: ''The Clllter bean pod (tall stock) reprellellta !be broom while the Ieaiia tbednatpanlo gatber up !be dirt (the co11111os) from !be lloor (lbe .,.thered wood)." I Personal Notes BACX TO SCHq;)J. ' . SPECIALS at NELSON'S . .,. ,. ._____ SALE Italian Priest to Give Mass D~E,SES ' ....,...__..:....~--..o..----------1 ·~ The ,E&C Jr. Une · REVIVAL PlANNED ' Revival eervlces are being beld at 7:30 p. m. each evening lbroush Slmday, ADg. 23, at the Rutbmd Community OIDrch. Lee Bumem, a recent convert, ill preachlng his first revival. 1be Rev. Amos 1'11114, pallor, extende an Invitation to the public. .TABLETS }29 REG. 2.001 IOO's . ~~~=;~: · '''' "\..oiJ:.{/1' \1~··.0''!!.~' 10 AI .• >11lttiUUI'I ~ " -1 ' 2.75. ' Shop 3 Complete ONLY 10 oz. ."""'..lllll..'ill>.. BAYER ASPIRIN Reg. 69' '2 ounce 5.9' I DO's dial. THE TIME-RELEASE ANTI-PERSPIRANT ONLY filled ·14 oz. 4.7oz. WHITE RAIN TONI SUN·IN . •69 Hair Llgha.Mr ' In a - OIICI AY1A11 - . . . . . . 1111l DilLY wit·h·the liiiJihin& But -iril for • • CLAIROL llMON ~.· GO UGHil.Y' best •. •'.11 UiRE~ · '. ' ·' lv..y 11-- com,.UIIda 1.75Value I "' 1.19 I ..,.,.... ,., ,.,.., ~,q,li ... ,•.. .~ ~""'·""" ;if, _.,,, lhilt - '' . ·~' t 1._. • PAPER MAte~· "Powerpolnt'' . . ,.n .1.95·Value . •98 60's EFFERDENT' . 2.75oz. 4oz. .DROPS BRECK 'BASIC Tooth Polish .1.~9 Value 1.19 3oz. TANYA S~ntan Lotion 1.75Value . '1.23 ·. - ' Hair ~cJA~oner 2.211 V.,iie' .·. . · -ta~ :,_ 8'e;" ,...c. ALPHA . I j. , __ ._ --fNmM ' '. ' ;~~~1~1 . TUSSY ~:1.39 ~ COMTAC REG. U9 a·s$ lO's ,Scope. Super , ' ,; fl_, ... and tho frHhllf·t , ~ el ,r..tma. 1.14 Regular 1.39 1.07 1.09Value 1.59 Va1t,1e ~BABY OIL REG. Shampoo . T•b~ . REG. 2.0012 oz.J29 • /Jaby-soft, smooth MOISTURE CREAM far Dly, Ncrmal cr Oily Skin Wedding Plans are Completed Rooms UQUID TUSSY WE BEAT THEM ALL In 4t>l:-\ ~ . < . • ::· : .99° REG. 2.49 1•29 BACTINE SUNBURN REUEF- . 5 OZ. AEROSOL REG. 1.79 9·9. $ . .H �·i .;lfll 0,. ' . ee;gains,,' a~nd ·, "9litl Tho right to ·deemed thl ' WILL pick up ~ercha!llllse and WATE-R AND sewer moinlenance man. Apt>llctlions tol(e to auction on a peravailable at city clerk's of. centage bash . Call Jim flee, New Haven. W. Va. Mom~. auct1onoor, Rutland. 8-19-•tc Phone 742-4461. 9-23.!fc - - - - . , - - - --,,-, --:---:--:~"7 GARAGE backyard sa1e, WAlTRES,S. Apply In ;:;i;~~:!~~~ Saturday, Allil -Aug 22 et · I and Monday, . 2411 ata.m. 11 1 publllhtr tor more lnsartlon . _Help Waried CrDW 1 1 Pomeroy. Steak S.9-121c ,. Auto Sales . .. . ' .. - ..,.. a.m. E. L, Francis, 6201fJ 1960 REBEL -~ .lloor a cyl. , .' t•~•rt . Wn••. · Locust St., Middleport. automeflc, ps. -Runs good. • · UT US 1-19-Jfc WAITRESS needed, must be c~ I' 992-JJ16.IIUTAL:~ Scents per Word one 1nsertlon over 21. Have reference. : YOJIII N'W GUN SHOOT, Forked Run Minimum Charge 75c Apply in person. Marlin 12 cents per . w )rd three Sportsman Club, Sunday, Rntaurant, Middleport. 1967 PLYMOIJTH F!II'Y station onncutlve lnsArtlnnl\ Aug. 2J. '-i 8-16-lfc . wagon. Phone ·1~-a1. . .F 18 cents p•r word six con . 8-19·3fc • A l l lll.llack. or fuel . S.1Uic !Secytlve lnser· IOI\S. --:-c=:::--:-:----:--:-~::-:oil fli'lct. Cllf now, for b11t 25 Rer cent Discount on paid A NEW 1 hi t 1 hlfd • lnstlflltlon. ~ ads and ads paid within 10 days pmen O C ren s DRlVERS NEEDED. Train CARD OF THANKS school clothes hiS arrlvad, now to drive semi-h-uck, local & OBITUARY also. plentv of men'a work and over tho road. 01...1 or POMEROY $1 .50 tor SO word min imum . uniforms. Jeffer's Oothlng gas. Exparlence helpful but 4 FOOT AND 5 fooH>rush hogs, J. W•.Cariey, Mtr. Each tddltlooal word 2c . Store, on Rt. 33 going toward new . Phone 992~. · not necessary. You can earn BLIND ADS • Falr,grounds. ""· ft2-2111 8-19-Att • over S4 per hour after short Additional 25c Ch•rge per B-16-6tc Open n11 Dotf1' • . . A.dvertl$1ment . training. For appllcelion *'<I -:-----=-::---= Rtrsonal Interview, call 51J. COAL. ilm•stont. -Excelalor ' OFFICE HOURS Will give plano lessons in my 8:30a .m . to S:OO p.m Daily , home. Phone 992 .3666. 241-5572, or write Safety Salt Works, E. Ma.ln St.. q967 CASE 580 dl ...t backhoe .8:30 a .m. to 12 : 110 Noon Det>t .• United Systoms, Inc .. 8_1•ttc Pomeroy. ·Phonl ·992-3191. • and front loader / excel. 'Saturday . ' v, . C-0 Room 426, 307 E. 4th St.. 4-9-tfc condition . Ph. 446-0756 -------'' Transportation Bldg., Cin - - -- - , - - - - -Gallipolis. cinnati, Ohio. 8-17-6tc REDBON .E ·. coonhound. 1-20-21c Registered. Phone 949-3014. l-11-121c NOTICE! WOMAN TO care for a gontlo elderly ladv for fhrH weeks. Coli 992-3587. • -Jtc GREEN BEANS, pick your DLOER HOUSE on cholceloi In ,. --------~-own. S2 bushel. Also peppers . Syracusa. Priced lor quick and potatoes. Androw Cross, sale. Call 992-5324 . . SOMEONE one day • wtik for Letart Falls. Ohio. 7-26-ffc . -GUARANTEEDcleaning. Phone 992-3686. S.1A-6fc 13 ACRES, 5 room house, beth. 8-19-31c - - - - - - -- Phone 992-2~ . Needs some repair. Good - - - - - -- -HALF RUNNER -~beans. Pick buildings, good fence. 14.000. your own, S2 bushel. Bill Write Pome18J Home I AulD Robert E. Danltlt, J759 Robinson. Letart Falls, Ohio. Jackson Pike, Grove City, BE A PLAYHOUSE TOY 8-19-31p Ohio G123. 606 E. Main, Pomeroy, 0 . OEAL.ER : Work August to ' December, tree training. No THE HOMER Buckner real ~:;;;;r.;;:;:;:-;=:=:"';"~"':' 8-19--llc $~~===::;;:;::::;:~~ Minnille Ohio collecting , no delivery, no nfate, situated in Middleport, BASEMENT houoe. 1 nlllt lrom cash Investment. Call collect on Pogo Sh-eet, consisting of Racine. 3 bedrooms, :Hero 614-377 -4791, Chariot!' GROVER ' S Photography HAYMAN'S AUCTION l'iouse, \4 acre, will be sold to the lot. Ellis McMillan, Rt. 1, Heiskell, South Point, Ohio. Studio will be closed for laurel Cliff, now open each highest bidder at tho ofllce of Racine. ' .. 7-17-tfc vacation from Aug . 17 to Aug . Friday to receive conO'Brien & 0' Brlin, 100'1:1 S.19-6tp 25. signments at 10 a.m. AU<;tlon ' Court Sh-eet, Pomaray, Ohio starting at 7 p.m . let us sell ADD TO your family incomel at 10:00 A.M. on the 24111 day 1~-ACRE lot, 5 room house. -- -- - - - 8-12-12tc your merchandise. Demonstrate toys and gifts. of Aug .. 1970. Said real ntate new. bath, paneled living 3-22-lfc Earn $35 an evening . Work at must be sold for nof leu than room. Also, hen house, wash SdOO.OO. your own convenience. No houoe. garage. Off Rl. 7 at experience. No Investment. Memorial G1rdens. Phone S.19-3tc Free Estfmates Cali 992-6632. Write Toy Chester 915-3969, James Lost and Found ladies Partv Plan , Johnston , Hollon, Jr. ARRIVING Wednesday morCeramic tile 1nd sl1fl LOST, oneHusky pup, Saturdoy Pa . 15902. S.l8-61c ning . Truckload of C-'nnlng morning two miles above Dlmocrelic Candldele . . S.l8-31p peaches. Also, plenty ol Reedsville, Ohio on St. Route For • BEDROOM house, Mid· canning tomato11. Midway 124, wearing harness. Call STATE dl-t, by owner. Phona 992Market. W. Main St., Reedsville 378-6211. Reward. Wanted To Bur ~ REI'RI!:IIENTATIVE Pomeroy. Phone 992-2512. ~~-----------~ •. 1-10-Jfc 8-19-1:Hp Will be ~IItie Meigs County OLD FURNITURE , dishes. : 8-18-Jfc trunks. etc. Write M . 0 . ' F1tr enry evening this Miller. Rt. -4, Pomeroy, 0 . week. CONCRETE .. 1962 VOLKSWAGEN. also. 1966 MOBILE home and lot. READY-MIX Coli 992-6271. If's Time Itt _ , Him I delivered right to ' yo~r New Haven, W . Va . Phone • ROOM house. bath . All 1 electric power plant, 12·1'1 J-8-tfc prolect. Fast and eaay. Free 8112·2898. utilities. Porch. Cave St., electric motor, eleetr e eol)mitea. Phone 9P2-3284, S.16-6fp Paid for by Citizens for Cady Pomeroy . Will sell on land fencer, garden trac1or . Phone Goegltln Ready-Mix Co., Ernest Wingett, Chairman contract. toll 992-5122 or OLD UPRIGHT pianos, any Cheshire 367-7563. - - ---==' .Middleport, Ohio. condltton, as long as have not Gallipolis 446-9304. NEW HOMES for sale. We have 8-18-61p · 6-3D-Ifc .:.___, beoutilullots available or will a. 19-71p been wet. Paying S10 each. REDUCE Wife and last with First floor only. Mondays will MAPLE Early American stereo bund on your~. Sample homes Gobese tablets and E-Vap be pick-up day. Write, ijlvlng radio combination. 4-speaker olraady buill lor rour in-' water pius. Nelson Drugs. C. BRADFORD, A~~eer good dlrec~ons, Witten lana sound system, AM and FM specfion. Call A. E. ee, LH 188• Sardlo, Complete Sarvlco ----a..I--JOtp PARKVIEW Kennels, Poodles, Company. Box radio Hpeed Intermixed Consh-uction, Phone 992'361. Ohio 439.46 · ' and bird dogs, AKC. Pet and Phone 949-3121 6-29-tfc 8-20-ttc changer. Balance $82.73. Uoe · show puppies. Grooming. Racine, Ohio our budget terms. FREE gift Phone 992-5-1-43. Crill Br~ord : with every purchaoe. Cali 992- GOOD investmiJot PI'Opttrly · . . 5-t-ffc p~~sware, toys, . , 3352. • . . s1f2-!7fJ;~,1 , :, ~....'., ,; ~· //~1 TOA , W-''51111. ·st., . , 'AIIhens. Ohio 0.1. , I I WALNUT sin radio com- ' l-JU!p blnatlon, AM and FM radio, <1- - - - -- - - opeakors, 4-speed changer 5-20-tfc dual volume conh-ol. Balance - - - - - - - - 179.15. FREE gill with every 4 ROOM hOUit, bath, carport, AIR CONDITIONING, S.16-301c 3 ROOM unfurnishod apart- purchaoe. Call 992-3352. Uoe :llllity building, wash room. Refrigeration service. Jack'a -=-3-B::-L:-A:-C:=:K:;-m-al:-e~-ood....,..,"'le=--=-pups, men!. Phone w•.:ms. our budget terms. Rutland. Phone 742-3877 . Refrlgeratij>n, New ~-, S.18-6fc 7-1-flc 8-20-Jfc AKC register , S50 each. --==-==-,-= --,.-Phone 882--2079. • :, · A-6-tfc Phone 992~ 29 ONE TWO bedroom and one 3 8' 19' 41' bedroom mobile home. One Mr. & LOTS WITH all . utilities.- NEtGLI!II Conatrvc:tlon" ' For. child acceptad. M and G Food Resh-lcted sub division. '12 to building or re~odlltng' your Market, south of Middleport. Mobile Home Customer El.E\'I!N CIJ'l' OFJI' 2:ocrt lots. Phone Chaster h ' ,.,_ N11 985-JJ01, night 985-3:102. omt, call ,.uy e g or, 8-18-Jfc We Invite Comparl1onl WASHINGTON (UP!)- The .._ , RKint, Ohio. · 1 11 Bring your mobile home Internal Revenue Service 7-31-ttc prices and needs to us and lot Wedneaday revoked the IU: and unfurnished .. tell you the truth In Mobile exemption of 11" all-white FURNISHED apartments. Ciooe to school . HOmo buying I No hidden jrivate oohool8 In MIMiss!ppl Phone 992-SIJ-4. c:oa~ In nur prla:~ll AUT~DBILE Insurance bean wlllcb refused to adopt policies 1D-1S.tfc cancelled? Lo!l your . agaln8t racial dlserlmlnatlon. It ' =:ator•a license? Call 992- . · 2 BEDROOM House, bath, was the lint IIU8pi!IJiim action basement, ollie for storage. Gto.IIDhtelttr, ~~­ by the IRS 111der 1111 new policy ~.15-11~ 1676 Lincoln Hto. Hardwood RACINE RURAL - 5 rooms, to deny tu ei21llptions to floors, buill-in cabinets in Route7, Tuppon Ptalns,o. bath, lu~nace. Pan~, kitchen. Gas furnace. Phone achools whlcb practice porches and garaga. . • IU7-m1 orU7-12M 992-3054. dlaerlmlnatlon. POMJ;IIOY . QtriCtr I,.UNCH S.f4-6lc ( LOCATION-with 3~oom brick home: $1$.500. U ACRES - s roOms, beth, · RATES For Want Ad SttVICt l RJRNACE e•• ~ For Sale ORVIW · ~~t.Ci .... ~ _ .: ~ 1 t· ,1.-.=--------....J Notice EXPERT - - - - -- Wheel Alignment · $5.55 Real Estate.For Sale We ftow HM CEMENT MORTAR P.lule 992-2067 Forest Run Block Co. ' ' :=.0.• G'reafUsld ·Cars . ' .GREAT BUYs·. • 1 Female Help Wantec!_ ' ------------------- (> GrlatScatt, DINSON HUIIJ 1,1 1' MASONRY : ' Residenlill or Cammmial JOHN lltOMAS. ' .' I' 'i I ------ CADY ---,....-- - - Phone 992-5632 For Rent or Sale ·r.· ____ Pets For Sale For. Rtri 1967 DODGE . ~ • Dr.~ • i ,, 12295 .' ~JowJDileqe,1111lte$ ' IPOIIelli 1n1er1or, an good liNt, Fac#oey Air CGIIdl tinted ~~aU, automatic trw., power a1eer1ng • · radio, other line a~ea. Thll - t Dilly . I ',' • 1966 CHEVROLET ' 1967 CHEVY fl ,,.., St. WIICJit. 1o- •low = wwr, _IUQimalle trana., l'ldlo, pi '!. Urtlllbow Rltle blae llal.th. Mrs. MEIGS HOIST ETTER REAlTY lnsllance IIOBJU HO.MiS ·· Year-En.d furnace. Barn, mln1ra11. $6,000. s· BEDROOMS - 11fJ baths, storm .doors and windows. Garage, .-rport. $11.$00. FOR A lETTER IUYCALL PARCEL NO. 111 -WL (HIGHWAY! ALL RIGHT, TITLE AND INTEREST IN FEE SIMPLE IN THE FOLLOWING DESCRIBEO PROPERTY , m.am . "ftlo'l:rAv:~~v~~~=o ~c Closeout AIUDENS TRiCJORS AT ' NEAR DEALERS - . . .. ~ COST! Doonlt's Mcibiht Homos Pomtro~. Ohio Just $01111! Ill "-!'IIII'OY· Maaon lrldtt. · PH.m,fl:lf •' MU81C. .., , super ··tfSed· ca~Jo . . ... > .. ,.,.__ DAILY CROSSWORD ··-·- II. AMid 7.11111lb II.Dan.alolla!IOI JI.Rotaro. ·..-.. lt. JQ!Jdlm 17. 1oe ..... ll&nr ll.a-l!u ·--dqo lt. Dim- tD.IIootiJJr f ·, . �·i .;lfll 0,. ' . ee;gains,,' a~nd ·, "9litl Tho right to ·deemed thl ' WILL pick up ~ercha!llllse and WATE-R AND sewer moinlenance man. Apt>llctlions tol(e to auction on a peravailable at city clerk's of. centage bash . Call Jim flee, New Haven. W. Va. Mom~. auct1onoor, Rutland. 8-19-•tc Phone 742-4461. 9-23.!fc - - - - . , - - - --,,-, --:---:--:~"7 GARAGE backyard sa1e, WAlTRES,S. Apply In ;:;i;~~:!~~~ Saturday, Allil -Aug 22 et · I and Monday, . 2411 ata.m. 11 1 publllhtr tor more lnsartlon . _Help Waried CrDW 1 1 Pomeroy. Steak S.9-121c ,. Auto Sales . .. . ' .. - ..,.. a.m. E. L, Francis, 6201fJ 1960 REBEL -~ .lloor a cyl. , .' t•~•rt . Wn••. · Locust St., Middleport. automeflc, ps. -Runs good. • · UT US 1-19-Jfc WAITRESS needed, must be c~ I' 992-JJ16.IIUTAL:~ Scents per Word one 1nsertlon over 21. Have reference. : YOJIII N'W GUN SHOOT, Forked Run Minimum Charge 75c Apply in person. Marlin 12 cents per . w )rd three Sportsman Club, Sunday, Rntaurant, Middleport. 1967 PLYMOIJTH F!II'Y station onncutlve lnsArtlnnl\ Aug. 2J. '-i 8-16-lfc . wagon. Phone ·1~-a1. . .F 18 cents p•r word six con . 8-19·3fc • A l l lll.llack. or fuel . S.1Uic !Secytlve lnser· IOI\S. --:-c=:::--:-:----:--:-~::-:oil fli'lct. Cllf now, for b11t 25 Rer cent Discount on paid A NEW 1 hi t 1 hlfd • lnstlflltlon. ~ ads and ads paid within 10 days pmen O C ren s DRlVERS NEEDED. Train CARD OF THANKS school clothes hiS arrlvad, now to drive semi-h-uck, local & OBITUARY also. plentv of men'a work and over tho road. 01...1 or POMEROY $1 .50 tor SO word min imum . uniforms. Jeffer's Oothlng gas. Exparlence helpful but 4 FOOT AND 5 fooH>rush hogs, J. W•.Cariey, Mtr. Each tddltlooal word 2c . Store, on Rt. 33 going toward new . Phone 992~. · not necessary. You can earn BLIND ADS • Falr,grounds. ""· ft2-2111 8-19-Att • over S4 per hour after short Additional 25c Ch•rge per B-16-6tc Open n11 Dotf1' • . . A.dvertl$1ment . training. For appllcelion *'<I -:-----=-::---= Rtrsonal Interview, call 51J. COAL. ilm•stont. -Excelalor ' OFFICE HOURS Will give plano lessons in my 8:30a .m . to S:OO p.m Daily , home. Phone 992 .3666. 241-5572, or write Safety Salt Works, E. Ma.ln St.. q967 CASE 580 dl ...t backhoe .8:30 a .m. to 12 : 110 Noon Det>t .• United Systoms, Inc .. 8_1•ttc Pomeroy. ·Phonl ·992-3191. • and front loader / excel. 'Saturday . ' v, . C-0 Room 426, 307 E. 4th St.. 4-9-tfc condition . Ph. 446-0756 -------'' Transportation Bldg., Cin - - -- - , - - - - -Gallipolis. cinnati, Ohio. 8-17-6tc REDBON .E ·. coonhound. 1-20-21c Registered. Phone 949-3014. l-11-121c NOTICE! WOMAN TO care for a gontlo elderly ladv for fhrH weeks. Coli 992-3587. • -Jtc GREEN BEANS, pick your DLOER HOUSE on cholceloi In ,. --------~-own. S2 bushel. Also peppers . Syracusa. Priced lor quick and potatoes. Androw Cross, sale. Call 992-5324 . . SOMEONE one day • wtik for Letart Falls. Ohio. 7-26-ffc . -GUARANTEEDcleaning. Phone 992-3686. S.1A-6fc 13 ACRES, 5 room house, beth. 8-19-31c - - - - - - -- Phone 992-2~ . Needs some repair. Good - - - - - -- -HALF RUNNER -~beans. Pick buildings, good fence. 14.000. your own, S2 bushel. Bill Write Pome18J Home I AulD Robert E. Danltlt, J759 Robinson. Letart Falls, Ohio. Jackson Pike, Grove City, BE A PLAYHOUSE TOY 8-19-31p Ohio G123. 606 E. Main, Pomeroy, 0 . OEAL.ER : Work August to ' December, tree training. No THE HOMER Buckner real ~:;;;;r.;;:;:;:-;=:=:"';"~"':' 8-19--llc $~~===::;;:;::::;:~~ Minnille Ohio collecting , no delivery, no nfate, situated in Middleport, BASEMENT houoe. 1 nlllt lrom cash Investment. Call collect on Pogo Sh-eet, consisting of Racine. 3 bedrooms, :Hero 614-377 -4791, Chariot!' GROVER ' S Photography HAYMAN'S AUCTION l'iouse, \4 acre, will be sold to the lot. Ellis McMillan, Rt. 1, Heiskell, South Point, Ohio. Studio will be closed for laurel Cliff, now open each highest bidder at tho ofllce of Racine. ' .. 7-17-tfc vacation from Aug . 17 to Aug . Friday to receive conO'Brien & 0' Brlin, 100'1:1 S.19-6tp 25. signments at 10 a.m. AU<;tlon ' Court Sh-eet, Pomaray, Ohio starting at 7 p.m . let us sell ADD TO your family incomel at 10:00 A.M. on the 24111 day 1~-ACRE lot, 5 room house. -- -- - - - 8-12-12tc your merchandise. Demonstrate toys and gifts. of Aug .. 1970. Said real ntate new. bath, paneled living 3-22-lfc Earn $35 an evening . Work at must be sold for nof leu than room. Also, hen house, wash SdOO.OO. your own convenience. No houoe. garage. Off Rl. 7 at experience. No Investment. Memorial G1rdens. Phone S.19-3tc Free Estfmates Cali 992-6632. Write Toy Chester 915-3969, James Lost and Found ladies Partv Plan , Johnston , Hollon, Jr. ARRIVING Wednesday morCeramic tile 1nd sl1fl LOST, oneHusky pup, Saturdoy Pa . 15902. S.l8-61c ning . Truckload of C-'nnlng morning two miles above Dlmocrelic Candldele . . S.l8-31p peaches. Also, plenty ol Reedsville, Ohio on St. Route For • BEDROOM house, Mid· canning tomato11. Midway 124, wearing harness. Call STATE dl-t, by owner. Phona 992Market. W. Main St., Reedsville 378-6211. Reward. Wanted To Bur ~ REI'RI!:IIENTATIVE Pomeroy. Phone 992-2512. ~~-----------~ •. 1-10-Jfc 8-19-1:Hp Will be ~IItie Meigs County OLD FURNITURE , dishes. : 8-18-Jfc trunks. etc. Write M . 0 . ' F1tr enry evening this Miller. Rt. -4, Pomeroy, 0 . week. CONCRETE .. 1962 VOLKSWAGEN. also. 1966 MOBILE home and lot. READY-MIX Coli 992-6271. If's Time Itt _ , Him I delivered right to ' yo~r New Haven, W . Va . Phone • ROOM house. bath . All 1 electric power plant, 12·1'1 J-8-tfc prolect. Fast and eaay. Free 8112·2898. utilities. Porch. Cave St., electric motor, eleetr e eol)mitea. Phone 9P2-3284, S.16-6fp Paid for by Citizens for Cady Pomeroy . Will sell on land fencer, garden trac1or . Phone Goegltln Ready-Mix Co., Ernest Wingett, Chairman contract. toll 992-5122 or OLD UPRIGHT pianos, any Cheshire 367-7563. - - ---==' .Middleport, Ohio. condltton, as long as have not Gallipolis 446-9304. NEW HOMES for sale. We have 8-18-61p · 6-3D-Ifc .:.___, beoutilullots available or will a. 19-71p been wet. Paying S10 each. REDUCE Wife and last with First floor only. Mondays will MAPLE Early American stereo bund on your~. Sample homes Gobese tablets and E-Vap be pick-up day. Write, ijlvlng radio combination. 4-speaker olraady buill lor rour in-' water pius. Nelson Drugs. C. BRADFORD, A~~eer good dlrec~ons, Witten lana sound system, AM and FM specfion. Call A. E. ee, LH 188• Sardlo, Complete Sarvlco ----a..I--JOtp PARKVIEW Kennels, Poodles, Company. Box radio Hpeed Intermixed Consh-uction, Phone 992'361. Ohio 439.46 · ' and bird dogs, AKC. Pet and Phone 949-3121 6-29-tfc 8-20-ttc changer. Balance $82.73. Uoe · show puppies. Grooming. Racine, Ohio our budget terms. FREE gift Phone 992-5-1-43. Crill Br~ord : with every purchaoe. Cali 992- GOOD investmiJot PI'Opttrly · . . 5-t-ffc p~~sware, toys, . , 3352. • . . s1f2-!7fJ;~,1 , :, ~....'., ,; ~· //~1 TOA , W-''51111. ·st., . , 'AIIhens. Ohio 0.1. , I I WALNUT sin radio com- ' l-JU!p blnatlon, AM and FM radio, <1- - - - -- - - opeakors, 4-speed changer 5-20-tfc dual volume conh-ol. Balance - - - - - - - - 179.15. FREE gill with every 4 ROOM hOUit, bath, carport, AIR CONDITIONING, S.16-301c 3 ROOM unfurnishod apart- purchaoe. Call 992-3352. Uoe :llllity building, wash room. Refrigeration service. Jack'a -=-3-B::-L:-A:-C:=:K:;-m-al:-e~-ood....,..,"'le=--=-pups, men!. Phone w•.:ms. our budget terms. Rutland. Phone 742-3877 . Refrlgeratij>n, New ~-, S.18-6fc 7-1-flc 8-20-Jfc AKC register , S50 each. --==-==-,-= --,.-Phone 882--2079. • :, · A-6-tfc Phone 992~ 29 ONE TWO bedroom and one 3 8' 19' 41' bedroom mobile home. One Mr. & LOTS WITH all . utilities.- NEtGLI!II Conatrvc:tlon" ' For. child acceptad. M and G Food Resh-lcted sub division. '12 to building or re~odlltng' your Market, south of Middleport. Mobile Home Customer El.E\'I!N CIJ'l' OFJI' 2:ocrt lots. Phone Chaster h ' ,.,_ N11 985-JJ01, night 985-3:102. omt, call ,.uy e g or, 8-18-Jfc We Invite Comparl1onl WASHINGTON (UP!)- The .._ , RKint, Ohio. · 1 11 Bring your mobile home Internal Revenue Service 7-31-ttc prices and needs to us and lot Wedneaday revoked the IU: and unfurnished .. tell you the truth In Mobile exemption of 11" all-white FURNISHED apartments. Ciooe to school . HOmo buying I No hidden jrivate oohool8 In MIMiss!ppl Phone 992-SIJ-4. c:oa~ In nur prla:~ll AUT~DBILE Insurance bean wlllcb refused to adopt policies 1D-1S.tfc cancelled? Lo!l your . agaln8t racial dlserlmlnatlon. It ' =:ator•a license? Call 992- . · 2 BEDROOM House, bath, was the lint IIU8pi!IJiim action basement, ollie for storage. Gto.IIDhtelttr, ~~­ by the IRS 111der 1111 new policy ~.15-11~ 1676 Lincoln Hto. Hardwood RACINE RURAL - 5 rooms, to deny tu ei21llptions to floors, buill-in cabinets in Route7, Tuppon Ptalns,o. bath, lu~nace. Pan~, kitchen. Gas furnace. Phone achools whlcb practice porches and garaga. . • IU7-m1 orU7-12M 992-3054. dlaerlmlnatlon. POMJ;IIOY . QtriCtr I,.UNCH S.f4-6lc ( LOCATION-with 3~oom brick home: $1$.500. U ACRES - s roOms, beth, · RATES For Want Ad SttVICt l RJRNACE e•• ~ For Sale ORVIW · ~~t.Ci .... ~ _ .: ~ 1 t· ,1.-.=--------....J Notice EXPERT - - - - -- Wheel Alignment · $5.55 Real Estate.For Sale We ftow HM CEMENT MORTAR P.lule 992-2067 Forest Run Block Co. ' ' :=.0.• G'reafUsld ·Cars . ' .GREAT BUYs·. • 1 Female Help Wantec!_ ' ------------------- (> GrlatScatt, DINSON HUIIJ 1,1 1' MASONRY : ' Residenlill or Cammmial JOHN lltOMAS. ' .' I' 'i I ------ CADY ---,....-- - - Phone 992-5632 For Rent or Sale ·r.· ____ Pets For Sale For. Rtri 1967 DODGE . ~ • Dr.~ • i ,, 12295 .' ~JowJDileqe,1111lte$ ' IPOIIelli 1n1er1or, an good liNt, Fac#oey Air CGIIdl tinted ~~aU, automatic trw., power a1eer1ng • · radio, other line a~ea. Thll - t Dilly . I ',' • 1966 CHEVROLET ' 1967 CHEVY fl ,,.., St. WIICJit. 1o- •low = wwr, _IUQimalle trana., l'ldlo, pi '!. Urtlllbow Rltle blae llal.th. Mrs. MEIGS HOIST ETTER REAlTY lnsllance IIOBJU HO.MiS ·· Year-En.d furnace. Barn, mln1ra11. $6,000. s· BEDROOMS - 11fJ baths, storm .doors and windows. Garage, .-rport. $11.$00. FOR A lETTER IUYCALL PARCEL NO. 111 -WL (HIGHWAY! ALL RIGHT, TITLE AND INTEREST IN FEE SIMPLE IN THE FOLLOWING DESCRIBEO PROPERTY , m.am . "ftlo'l:rAv:~~v~~~=o ~c Closeout AIUDENS TRiCJORS AT ' NEAR DEALERS - . . .. ~ COST! Doonlt's Mcibiht Homos Pomtro~. Ohio Just $01111! Ill "-!'IIII'OY· Maaon lrldtt. · PH.m,fl:lf •' MU81C. .., , super ··tfSed· ca~Jo . . ... > .. ,.,.__ DAILY CROSSWORD ··-·- II. AMid 7.11111lb II.Dan.alolla!IOI JI.Rotaro. ·..-.. lt. JQ!Jdlm 17. 1oe ..... ll&nr ll.a-l!u ·--dqo lt. Dim- tD.IIootiJJr f ·, . �,. IIIIIII!Mil• ....._Pf!_rt~:t-•MN•ff;, Q,, j 4 ) .. It'll ·.W· Two Day Sale! .WOMEN'S WHITE UNIFORMS Sale 6.00 Boys' 3.98 Wrangler Jians 3.49 Student cut super lean Wranglers In regulars ano BoysUO Wrangler Hondo Sale 1 Mens and Boys Permanent r-tess SlACKS Sizes 6 to 18ln regulars and AND UGHlWEIGHT LACY JACKETS Sale 3.00 Soft washable orion In pastel colors smalL medium and large. Final clun-up sale of 129 percent colton . tapered legs . wide belt loops - no 1h Price Sizes cutta. Sale 2.88 Many styles to choose from In wool mellon . take furs - plaids and solid colors. Misses and half sizes. Sale! Friday and Saturday Womens long Sleeve slipover sweaters. 100 percent virgin acrylic . hand washable - pastels and dark Iones - sizes 34 to 40. CPO JACKETS COlTON DRESSES Sale 6.00 Aspecial group of womens dark cotton dresses · In plaids, solids, stripes and flora is. Many styles to choose from - ali washable fabrics . Sizes 14 to 20 and 14'12 to 24'12. lsi See our new line of BUDGET SPORTSWEAR Including slack sets and umpers · all bonded abrlcs In solids and plaids - many styles to choose from. Sizes 10 to 18 j Shop the big selection of Handbags - Scarfs Jewelry - Panty Hose - Knee Socks - Gloves. Just arrived. KANEKALON WIGS Several styles Including the new Busby Style wig , Many, many colors to choose in this large selection of washable pre-styled wigs. carrying case and styro head form Included. Sit down and one on today In ovr first floor notions BESIFORM BRAS AIID GIRDW Discontinued stylesBroken sizes. - CPO JACKETS Light and dark plaid patterns In boys sizes small t-6 ~o · B) , medium (10 tOil~l i l81'9tt (u;,to •W.·>••ncl extra large (18 to~) . Llne<!_~!Qlafld and cuffs. Big Selection Boys 2.95 Sizes 6 to 20. Everyone Is ·permanent press. 01oose solid colors, bold new stripes and neat chalk stripe. You' ll want several when I'_OU see these. Save Friday and Siliurday. Mens - Young Mens 3.95 GIRlS PANllES White or prints. 4-14. Permanent press- sizes small {14-141(, l. medium llS-15'12), large (16-16 112). extra large {17-17'12) . The new look In stripes. paisleys - light and dark solid colors. Friday and Sa'turday Sale .2 for 7·(JJ Young Specia I Purchase I Ree, 3·• Stociing • Ginlle Panty 1be Ill Floor tnlollll Dt111rtmont HosierY o.p.rtmont R... 2 for 2.00 Eyacatcher Panty Hlle Sale 2 olm for • better fit . RECEIVING BLANKETS ,_,. knit · nude heel. Suntan - Clooslc Beige . Nu Brawn · Utopia . Block. S. 1.39 Pair Sale 4·• Com111n1on Solo! Mono ond Bon 1.25 AtbJetic Suppcrie,s All sizes for men and boys. Save now Friday and Saturday Sale! Young Men's and Men's WRANGLER JEANS 4.89 Super leans sizes 29 to 38 waist In all lengths and regular sizes 29 to 42 waist In all lengths. Made of extra heavy 14 oz. Plus blue denim . · Sanforized shrunk. Stock up now on needs t~ls weekend. Martex Medallion Reg . 3.50 Bath Towels - - - - - - - - Sale 2.39 Reg . 1.99 Hand Towels - - - - : - - - Sale 1.59 Reg . 89c Wash Cloths - - - - - - - - Sale 69c Reg . 2.50 Bath Towels - - - ·- - - - - Sale 1.99 RIJ9. 1.59 Hand Towels - - - - - - - - Sale 1.19 Reg. 59c Wash Cloths - - - - - - - - Sale 49c DISH Cl01HS eMNON . 3 for LOO SALE! PLAsTIC 'PlANT BOXES. Malle of Strcitene plastic. Shatterprqof. 1.70 PLANT BQXES · - • • - - • SALE ISc 2.20 PLANT BOXES - - - - - .. - SALE 1.10 2.70 PLANT BOXES - .- - • - . • SAI,.E 1.35 3.30 PLANT BOXES - -- - - - - • SALE 1.65 ____-1 B.oys 11.95 UniCI . - cro · Jq~ Sizes tor ·boys from 6 to 18. Platif patterns with warm Scherpellnl'\11- Now is:. ag9Cid time to buy your needs for ~ctiOol and wlnltr wear. · . Sale 10.10,' Mens sizes ~ smelt,, lntl!l,um; lltge 11111 extra •, ,. 1''. ),• l 3.f; - • • SALE - ' - - SALE 2,79 ,.• · QUILT. . SHEmNG , ~- colors. ... ' ;<,. Cubes pop out with on HIY · .Safe .3 yards 1.00 . Sale t•9 ANTI-fATIGUE FRIDAY AND SATURDAY SUI GUDDEN ·PAINTS Mlls ..._____________________ Sale 1.99 Sale 6.99 I llx30. c;oCiif,'Nlon Glidden Spred Lllstre Semi gloss Enamel and Spred Lltex Enamel. . ·Salfti. Regular ·u s Quiirts - - - - - - - Sale 2,49 Regular 9.50 Cifllons - - - - - - - Sale 8.99 . Mtft•.,~I,!M_~· • •l Ill • PI!Oto ~-"""'1' P'l•'. ~ first bY·!I nilfle i lhlfd lo l'ata Jante, ridden by Jerry Lewla, owned by Dick Roaob of O•lllpolJa · , 8ecGnd race Wll IICfalcbed. · :.'iblnl.l'lllt,-Pana Bar JleHer, M,lrloil Chaney of lndlana qwnel' and rldei, flzlt; ~ fine Bit Imp, ~ • 0111)11'1 Wtd lo : Annllle Bar, owned .and ridden · by Bob BeckiuuQ. Fourth race, D.O. Myers, Dave Plaeb rklln&, Merrill Spleu Ill Dalla, Oblo, owner, llrat· BJI1'0 Toni Llrry Jenkins .rider,"'"""'"'· '· =.~·=: ' ,. . • Bleached with colored border twist. r \'~· .. ~ Woven chocks' and 1 big ~ BllfChed ill ~ ! 90'i; · Rotular I.19 yard. ,Sale Frld41y ••.d S.turdoy , . 9r Yd. 3r Unen Toweling ICE aJBE TRAYS · • 3 good patterns In all T~y Mille flat latex wall paint Regular 2.50 Quarts . . - Regular 8.25 Gatl~s - . • . Fast slarta and photo finishes spelled ncill!ment for roalng fans atll!ndlng tbe quarter horse racing held at the 107tb annual Meigs Coqnty Fair Thursday. .. Results ol ~ racing were: · W!J1nefs' In ll!e First race, SQri)e · Style, ridden by Bob .!i,eekh~m, owned tiy W~;~~, · ~. Belpre, and su~ . Jiid Qnqy• f'lddiii by Dave Pljck~, ,owned bl Merrill I SHOWER 'CURTAINS .,,. ..... W"?WP,.,,, _______ FRIDAY, G,t ELECI'Rit FANS • . . . ,. ,· _. ' •I 34.95 20 i~h ·~•II'- Fans - - - - - Stle . --n.u !4 ., ••,. ~UI '&0 .Sa" 2t.oo ., ' • - -.· • . Portable Fans. "'li!':''"' ·,ens· F .. - .· ---· r- 21 ~: -~N CENT$ ' .. Teachers Ar H· d · . ~ . ,:are •· ' ROGER KARR, IAug Bottom, nldblted tile annc1 ...._... anlmalud Cella MeCoy, female. Reedsville Route I, lbe reserve champion animal In the Melgl Junior Fair beef cattle judging. Other Hollteln winners wefe: Bull calf, under me and over four Dllllltlu!: Koblentz. Cow, low 8lld over : Rny Holter, Pcxneroy Route 3, tim; Cong!eton, secmd, 8lld Holter tblrl. Cow, three llld under four yean: ac>lter. Cow two )'UrS 8lld under three: Cotlrlll, first and second; Koblentz, tblrd. Results of pony and horse first ; Bobby Huff~;~~an, Pt. ShoeiMker, Cheshire, (!Fat; E. Senior yearfln8 heifer: Koblenlz, flrsl; Earl Dean, l'ooleroy conformation judging were Pleasanl; E. J . Hill, P0111eroy. J. Hill, second. lloute I, second; Mike Concleton, tldrd. announced today by llle Meigs Show hme : Bobby Greer, Pony under 48 inchell : Junior yearfln8 bel:ler: Coogleton, flnt; VtrbU Klngabury, County Fair Board. New Haven, first. Stallion, two years and over: IICOIIII; Q>DIJ!elml, third. Winners included: SUddlebred pleasure : E. J. E. J . Hill, first; Jeff Jones, Senior heifer calf: Coqleton,llrst and second places; Kolbnetz, Western Class, horsell : Hill, first. Pomeroy, second and third. tlllrd. Stallions, Cole Stables, Saddlebred yearling : Sherr! Mare or gelding, any age; Junior betfer calf: Earl Dean, first; Koblenlz, second, and Tuppers Plains; Janet Hum- Indestad, first; Weslie Parsons, Tony Kennedy, first ; Paul · "-~•eton , Wtd. phrey of Pomeroy ; Robert pt Pleasant, second. Shoemaker, Cheshire, second; 'I.NI-'61Meier, Pomeroy, ltrstlhrough Pony, 48-511 inches : Mrs. C.M.Headley,Reedsville, Get claire: HoltSr, timand Wtd; Koblenlz, second. lllird, respectively. Mare or geldiDIJany age : Cole third. . Western mare or horse : L. T. Stables, lint; Terry lngela, Filly or stud coli, one 8lld Prodlace of cow: Holter, tint; Koblentz, secood; CoDIJleton, Taylor, Mason, first ; Cole Middleport, second, and Tony under two : Sherrl lndesiod, tblrd. • first; E. J. Hill, second. Three fema1el bred 8lld owned by eshlbttor: Holter, first ; Stables, secood; Pat Jones, Kennedy, third. ., Shade, lhird. Filly or stud, one and under Mare with loa! : Kimberly Coq1eton, IOCtlld; Koblmtl, Wtd. · • Western mare witb snrin• two: E. J . Hill, first. · Jane .Bickers, Racine, first; E. In !be Mllklnc Sb<iltlwnr Ciaa 10 tim place~llld four 'second foal; Susan Yost, Racine, !lrslj Mare with fOil : Paul J . lfl!l, MCond. pliail-lll~~~•llatAID)lDI!tii,WI!Q~allo Junlll' Kennedy, Mltldleporl, , __..,"',..•- ...::.'oll lbe'I'Oarc:hlmplon an'ilnall111 lhe ~· · ·· Leacb A1nJdre Farm WfJIIIIIInt placea811d 11:1: IICOIIII places Ia tbtt ~ eta. 8lld the Mineral Welli, W. Va., !ann Kennedy, Middleport, first; . ~te4 ~~""bull, aenlor 8lld junior champion females Susan Yost, second. Postmaster Paul L. Casci but the starling salary 15 ~.51 English Class, horses : and the gr811d ehamplon f.-lea. per hour. There are no Stallion, two and over; said today there Ia a vacancy al residency requirement.. All &lperlnlendenllllllbe dalrr department are Harold ClflUihan Sherrie lndeslad, Pomeroy, lhe Middleport postoffice for a persvns over 18 yelll'li old are aod David KOO!enll. . . temporary (Indefinite ) subeligible. Duliellnvolve driving stitute city mall carrier. The hours of the position vary a car, carrying up to 35 pounds, and lifting up to 80 pounds. The applicant should be physically able 1o perform the duties of the position and pass a civil service examination. Interested persons may cooloct the poslmaster lor further lnfonnalioo. Conformationis]u~ed ~;:iern yea-rling~ ron~ -S·u·.b Dies Friday Mn. Lottie J . Tyree, 81, Pomeroy, Route 4, died Friday ~;~~orning at Veterans MemorW Hospital. She is survived by three sons, Claude and Cecil Keesee, boll! of Florida, and Raymond Keesee of P0111eroy Rllute 4; 12 grandehlldren, and 10 grealilrandchlldren. She waa preceded In death by two busbands, Rolland Keesee and Boyles Tyree. Funeral servicell will be held 11 2 p.m. Mooday atllle Hyoell Run Free Methodist Church with the Rev. Cecil Wise oftlctaling. Burial will be In the Miles (:ellll!tery. Friends may .U at ~ Marlin Funeral Ro~;~~e anyUme after noon llllda:y unW noon Monllay . TWo ta~hfrs were-employed Wel(nesday night by the Eaitern LOcal School District Board ol EducaUon. Mrs. James Bourn•. a gradua~ of Ohio Ulilver.' to Illy, wltllthree 'ieara teacb_Ins uperlence, wu emptoy. ~ •• a flrat arade leacher at · Cheater ana Director l{atbJ"ll Thomloo, a graduate · ·111· Tem WCllllen's Ui!lverilty wltb three ~· apett8nce, was .employed u a ,.relljlng teache.r uhdfr the Title I pt;Ogi'IIJII ~ Tuppen PliJrj, reJigntllon; of Helen ~!~::!h;·:•• head .ecepftll, cooll,• li Rt .. t Wll Cook .Wams ' . Employes Car;ier Job Lt"sted Lottie Tyree Take No SideS WbO ... Ia tile radng procram will be held all p.m. Sall*'da:y. ·;, ' Bull, one yar aJ!!1 Wider two, Oak HID Fann, Lore City; buD all, under 11111 and ovw four ~;~~ontbs, Oak Hill Farm,llrsl; Wiley l'trry, Alhenl, - - ' : eow, four and over; David Nease, tim; ~Hill Fann, IIICOnd afll! third; C11'11, three and under four; ~ Carpent.er, Barnelvllle; Oak HID Farm, second; H. Marcus Wea..-lrl Letart,llilrd; C11'11, two and under three: Oak BUIFarm, flrll•nd IIICGnd; Nease, third; senior yeatllna heifer: Carpenter, lint; Neue,'l!'l'ond; Perry, lhlrd; junlllr yeariiDIJ better: Neue, lint; Oak BID Farm, second, and Wtd; senior belfer ealf: Oak HID Fat'l!lo tim; Perry, second; junior helfer: Neue, tim; Oak Hill Farm, second; Richard and Jane Dodd, Athena, tblrd; get of lire: Oak Hill FlfDI, tim; Carpenter, 118C0nd; produce Ill C11'11 : Oak Hill Fann, tim; David Neue, II8COnd; Doddl, tldrd; three feDl81ea ll'ed and QWIIed by llhlbltor: Oak kW1 F81'111. flnt; Nease, second; Doddll, thlrda. In tbe ac>lltefli dus ·David Koblenlz of Po~;~~eroy Route 3 ' llhlblted the champion bllll; Clair CollrW of West Columbia llhlblted' the lllllior cha!Dplnn female and the grand champion female. Mike Congletoo of Belpre llhlblted lbe junior clrtrnpion ?' ' . Twilight radngwiU IMifn at llhll ~and tbe1!t'ljl up of Gliddtil. Gl.,.s ·white Four Hour Enamel , · Sali U9 Quart SMEf 'FRIDAY AND sATURDAY · ' '· ;:- . ' AUGUST 21, 1970 ·---------r_______. . _____ .... ,....-; ' David Neue<!- ~e won~ Ill the four top awards Ia the JOIWY ....,.Utkll•when open claal judging of dairy . enlmalnraa~ 'nlljrlday at the Melgl County Fair. Neue ~ted ·lbe ..Uor charnplm felllllle, llle jilnlor dlanlplm fetpale 8lld the grand champion female. Oak HID J'atml elhlblllll tile cb•*tplon bull. Other resultl of Jersey COWMIIliS (UPI) - A ............ IMmb lwDd 1buntlay by clllldrea pla11Jc .. the Halbellll llde ud I bomb open Wd oaly • lllllfaDellall preveated ~ device lniD ezplodlq. Fire Deparlmeal bomb esperl Jolla O'lti!ele Wd the bomb eolllllted of a steel coalalaer paell;ed wllb dyuamlte wt111 a e.-a fuse. He oald there wao DO cooaeetloa belweea thll oae ud othera lhllt wedt oft ID alorel Outrider, Ronnie Flint, owner oa llle out aide. 8Jid rider, Murow, Ohio. ..... ~ -. t" c&"'"?Ni0!8i®Jf~·Ci".-O::*'Flftb race, Sir Rayne, rider TIME CHANGED Rome Flint owner Bob Henneciy, first;' Quald King, Joe Funeral services lor John Arrllleloo, owner. and rider, Joseph Epple, 72, Minersville second. Route1,whodlldWedneodayat Sixth race, Fiddle Mark, Jr. the Holier Medleal Center, will Shelpman, rider. Jolin Stratton, beheldatlp.~;~~ . Saturdayat thee ~~ •!'Pd. Alugar Wlndl, Ewlns Funeral, Hllll!8 rat!niln . Placliilt ' rider, Tti'I'Y !ban· -t 2 jlm1 all - wu an. Gillllble, Van Wert, owner; nOUIIeed. Wtd1 Windy CaJeaQ, PbB Reed and Dave Buch, ownera, RonnlJ Fllnt, rl!lef. · ' · . lf1PM~rrt~P,J.4ceae Dave Walle1'8011 annOunced Joaei>li Riley. Bailey, 20, the quarter horse races. He's Cheater, and J,ouretta Kay frtiiD Marysville. TUne k~ Slrgent, 19, Coolville. was H. A. Cole of Tuppers I Plalna, and judge was Guy Radcliffe of WeiUngton; aislsted by,Mrs. lladcllffe. First by Nose · REG. 5.99 YD. - - • - - - - - • - SALE 4.99 . , ._, c·• .. ..t'···~·~j ~ • REG. 4.9t 'YD.• ~.-- . ;"';\-' - ._. 3... Priscilla =· ROGER NEAsE llld ROma Neue Ill erhiN!M the gr811d emplon 8lld lbe reserve · . · M!!mal•ln the Jeney c:attle Judilni at tbe Melga Junlar, . 'nlunda7. Som.e Style Won 54" width-good selection patterns Regular Sl-95 _ ORLON CREW SOCKS 1--~--~-._...~_._.. ? Salt 139 SALE! UPHOlSTERY FABRIC Colorful striped oil colton kitchen towels. Young Mens 1.00 One size Ills sizes 10 to \4. Solid colors and while. Stock up now for school and flit'! wear. ' · , •. · .· 54.49 Dawn Bed Pillows, filled wlth'whHe Virgin Dacron. Extra zip-off white cover. Frldoy ond Sotvrcloy selection of floral, modern and fruit fllllerns . 149 Sale 199 KITatEN TOWElS KrfOIEN .'IOWELS · \ . Our regular 19c Connon Soltt Connon . $4.89 Sleepcraft • Foam Latex - Extr• Plump. Zip-oH flower trim cover. REG. 4.49 YD. - - • - • REG. 3.49 YD. - - • - 2 for 25' lenglfl ·- white. :-: SALE .. ~~i IJry, PrHhrunk - ' Drip mac.lne wllhiblt. 84" ·am PIU.OWS · ·'· fllllell or prlnll. 2 for 1.78 I 3 b 1.00 Permanent press slacks of 80 percent Fortrel Polyester, 50 percent Colton'. New fall colors for back-to-school wear. Made with tapered legs -no cuffs - neat titling . Sizes 29 to 42 waist 01oose your corre~l length. 1o1ton-polyestor 30•40 3.49 Bath Towels - - - - - - - - Sale 2.09 1.99 Hand Towels - - · - - - · - Sale 1.69 79c Fingertip Towels - - - - - Sale 69c 79c Wash Cloths - - - - - - - - Sale 69c aJRTAINS 1 Friday and Saturday Fieldcres• Sea Shell Men' 5.95 _ Nylon-Lycra Spandex Control top. sheer stretch nylon stockings In Petite. Medium, Long and Extra Long . 01ampagne - Mink Mist - Brown Mist-Taupe Mist. Special Sale - Reg . 2.49 Bath ToweiS -- ---- -·- -Sale 1.98 Reg. 1.59 Hand Towels - · - - - - - - Sale 1.39 Reg . 69c Wash Cloths - - • - - - - - .Sale 59c CASUAL SLACKS pastel 2 PAIR 1-• SALE 'n PRICE .. Long Sleeve Sport Shirts Rot. stc Pllll Mold Sale 5~ Fieldcrest Malabar dish cloths. long Sleeve Sport Shirts lkock -To-School Spociol Imported Crystal beverage mugs. Large Size. 2.50 Bath Towels - - - - - -, • - - • safe 1.9a 1.59 Hand Towels - -- - - - - - - - - Sale 1.39 69c Wash Cloths - - - - - · - - - - Sale 59c ·. ' Trvloft Royen ond Dildall ...lyater Knltlod Til"""' GlASS MUGS Cannon Royal Family Palo Alto and Cameo Rose - Sale 6.88 Two RII!IUior 1.00 Martex Daisy Down Boys 7.95 Plaid Palfern HOSIERY DEPT. Just Arrived Another big shipment of popular Smell Group Sizes Small (14-141!,), Medium (15-15'12) . Large (16-16'h) and extra large (17-17 1/2). True Navy styling with two button thru flap pockets . anchor buttons · lined neckband and ~ Y-'= OL_XX~I-' H-=_N.::... 9._91~__,_·' _"-_. _.__ _ _ _PO:,.: · Pt'_ES~O~ Y-M:··:...J(D..__O.:;.:: ~E_ PQ._ ~T.:..,O_H..,.:. IO_ _.....,....._ .I Reg . 2.98 Bath Towels ~ - - - - - - - Sale 2.119 Reg . 1.69 Hand Towels - - - - - - - . Sale 1.49 Reg. 69c Wash Cloths - - - - - - • • Sale 59c 6·95 ,. tadlll'lll were: cannon Royal Family Tal Mahaland Rose Symphony Reg. Reg . Reg. Reg . ' _; i . . Reg . 2.50 Bath Towels - ·: :· -- - - - - Sale 1.98 Reg . 1.59 Hand Towels - - - - - - - - Sale 1.~ Reg . 69c Wash Cloths , - - - - - - - Sale 59c WESTERN JEANS 3.49 Made with double knee. Werfern style with taper Special Sale! Mens and Young Mens - Reg. 1.98 Bath Towels - - - - - - - - Sale 1.69 Reg . 1.39 Hand Towels - - - - - - - - Sale 1.09 Reg . 59c Wash Cloths - - - - - - - - Sale 49c Sale For Two Days! Boys 3.98 Lee No Iron . ., Cannon Royal Family Crystal Palace An excellent value in womens long sleeve Sale! Friday and Saturday Womens Dark Transitional slzo - all calion - •. August ~ite Sale savings on matching ensembles. Bath Towels - Hand Towels Wash Cloths. cannon Royal Family Fragranceand Chez Elle Sale Price 2 for 5.00 ~ CieW·Scds· I We 2 ,., t35 legs and wide belt loops. 50 percent Polyester, 50 percent Cotton In blue denim . brown or olive twill. Sizes 4 ,to 12. · . , Lee Jeans Ill. l~ok and 'wear better. Save now lor school SLIPOVER SWEATERS Sale 5.00 -~ ... _ r-' Sale 12 fer ·Permanent press knits in sizes 6 to 18. Solid colors and bold stripes. Sale 22.00 ir-~ ' excellent quality. Gonerou~ ~,, ' ' oM 'lift fib Ill , 10 lO l:i. CUIItlon ,IOie. .White wtfll multi ColO!' top ond solid cciiOtt. too. KNIT SHIRTS Women's Winter Car Coats . ., 7tc HI~ Han~ Boys 2.95 Long Sleeve Sale! Friday and Saturday j slims. Solid colors - tOO Jackoto. Mootly zlppor front. Solid colors. While they loot. . ' Men's lf White slims. Sizes 6 to 18. Authentic western styling for active boys. 14 ounce bl~ denim . Sanforized shrunk. Buy now and save for back-to-school Sale! Friday and Saturday AGROUP Of M»MEN'S SHRUGS I For FriUY lui41 Sllel Friday and Saturday Tailored of 60 percent polyester and 40 percent nylon - short sleeves - llpper and buffon front styles - hand or machine washable - famous name brand. Misses and half sizes. .. , . ~- ~ I SATURDAy· BOTHFf(IDA ! :... e·. , ')f. J~rd .. DIVORCE GIUNTED Paul E. &nllh, Pomeroy, 'las been granted a divorce friiiD JudiIll Ann smith, Pomeroy, -lP the Meigs County ('mnn011 Pleas Court on RJ'OUilds lllgroa neglect of duty and extume cruelty. The nWden name of the defendant, Baeon, wu restored. MR. 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