https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/c0efa511971168f18d8f3400d4ff5a48.pdf e3c4c7b7587111c0f1dc361465abc8c0 PDF Text Text ·, I -;. c;;;;;;~iiiit Auain ,!::::::. New~.•mBri~ft.'. ' ' OO,Ul)QIUS (UPl)-.A three!IIIIT.diNbrebGut•lftoday •tbt- r-CentiaiW~remlltre,lbeleed)CIOtmtal~ ~ owned by tbe raU· ~ 10 P up ln n-. In the pllt4111Din. A lin of undelermlned artcin dlllroJid 1 ftelllt Pem Celllnl Wanlloulllate Wedneldlly In~ 30 11111ea west of ...,__ Theftreberebnlkeoutat7:20 a.m. and the Fire Deportment said lhe entire block lon1 bul1dlntl wu •dangered. The wu not Immediately dellnnlned The Fke ne.,artmen 12 PlllllllrucU .00 ~:~ lrllcU to the ICI!IIe along wltb caue MEIGS lHEATRE Friday I Slltvnloy Au"st~29 -- ~ ~~~~ tbne 1111d other niCIII vtblde. . A dep•rtmenl 'J!OIIeam.n llldaboutiOnr-tolllbttbe blue. 'nlen wue no IDJurlel. 'lbe Ural WU IOUnded by ID ..tomatlc allrm IYUil, tbe IPOkiiSIIHII Ald. 'lite lire In ~eld dellro)'ed the bu11c11q w1icb wu eouta block Illig ud tO feet wide and bad at one time betm oQe Oavld Warner Cotorcorhlonl: ... Bod lallcot Loops & s-ps - MAlO NDRIVE· IN ' . Tonlallt Only Dou-lt Featvro Program SCREAM Clnclnn8tl, ~ . ~ .,_ ' la'Mr:oonB~ter, !111m~~ aa. .. ralae4_ ..... ~~by hll Wife;.MJd• CX:.aucbar 'Bet.y IIICellf~:-a!lroiiMr.'AIIiert: In Calilllrnla• a aliter Clara Alllens, 1 nepi.., QrvO Holter: ~, llldfourru-. Gram uld ~ boYI wtn Funeral .servlcel .will liD beld .a~ ill tbe bulldlni shortl1 liD- Monday at -10:30 a. 111 , at tbe fen tbe fire llarted bul there Spring, Rover Mauloleum In wu 81111 ''Dolbbw dellnllil" u Clndnnati. to how the lire ltlrted. coodemned. , "But line~~ thai lire In a.. Alllltanl Fire Chief Jaek In!loa I lllliolng to Willi to Au,. V h.QJO · Gr11nllidthefirewurtp0r1ed Check tbll ·tbq out wltb' tbe . • 0 ,, D_ at 3:15 p.m. al wblcb time be railroad," llld Grilli. · · ·" J FaIcons Fac1ng . . B·uffaI0 EIe·ve.n .. Is Buried Today / Coaeh ~ Van Meter Ia expectlng a ""'!,lh 1111 of it" wben his 1970 edltlcm of tbe Wabama Wblte Falcons open their oeaiiClll this Saturda.Y nJiht at Bulfalo. "IYe'ro probablY &Oinl to have all the competltloo we will 1 1r lbl Putn County wan "o~d ;.,..., Vam Mete team, an r. Van Meter, In his first sea""" as coach ct the Falcons, has 10 returning lettermen. Probable starters across the llftensive line Cor the Falcons are eenter, Leroy Rllfle, 6-1, 160 lbo., senior; rlllht t'!ard, Nicl! Barton, 5..!1, 155 1111., oentor; rllht tackle, Richard K111t, S-10, 175 lbs., senior; right end, Randy Clark, 6-0, 160 lbs., iunior or Keith SB.)'re, 5.8, 135 lbs., aenlor; lett guard, Tim Drake, 5-10, 165 tbs., junior; left tackle, IlCII Machlr, 5..!1, 165 lbs., llellior and lett end, Randy Smith, 6-1, 180 lba., senior. Tim Howard, 6-1, 165 lba ., senior will start as~back, 'Erick Morris, s.a, 160 lbs, senior, will be CUUback, CheBIA!r Roush, S-10, 150 lbs., junior will be at one or the hallbaclt J)08Itlons and Curtis (Ttchnicotorl Sltlla Stevens Joson Robards O ·l Wulhne miJei 11'1Y_ IIIII CQU)4 ... the IIIIOke. ' Helllldlbe-de)lfln~ was •llparenllb.:~uled by apectaton wbo Ime elae bad reparted lbe blaae. . THE BALLOD OF CAILEIIOOUE ' . FunerallletVices for Alba V. Johnson, flllTII41' I'IIIICien_t Of Cbesla' TOWIIIblp; ~ held Friday at the Snodgrass Funeral Heme wllh burial In St. Albans, w. v.. Mr. Johnson 1111! born Sept. 29, 1182, In a.e.ar TOWIIIblp, the son of tbe late ~,R.Illd 1Jdana Rol!lnson JOhbion. He ":" .00 pNceded Ia death by his wife, Ethel Wrlcbi'J~, and a 1011. Mr. J~bilaon owned ,and operated a drug store In SOuth Charleston WIW hll·rttlremenl. He wu lbe lashf nine cblldren He II survived by three nd dauchter a a · . y . Rob Lambert, 155 lb. aopho. more, will be at lhe oilier' ballback apot. Other members otlhe Fal<On wni, l1lGII or Wbom will see either defenllve aetlm or subati- often dYe llley In · ' m • etude Tom ~1, ,Millard Morria, ))avid lalorpn, Barry Harris aad Mike Wldte,,lmlor1; Carl Kin& Alfred Rouah, Pavld RUB.Y, vat Fields, Larry Clevenpr, Dlavld Rusllllhnd Ver101 Dural, IO(lbomores and Mark Mitchell, trelhman. Cooper :med :=======~-------,. It's the N. Y.c.H. for FOR SCHOOL ::lew ~ the 1!,1U101l -~~- c Jackets and Coats 1192-5314 : ~;'a'rJ":': par c •uvw • In Mlltert.ls You C.n Trust. During the business meeting the Christmas bazaar Wll discussed and the following c airmen appointed: Lelah . :w======~~:::.:::~: Our bank bed'-t~ted. · What's new for school, for ' boys .. . for young men ... you'll lind It &'f N. Y.C.H. Complete sel,91on of sweaters and ·,sweater vests. Boys' 10 •o 20 and Men's S. M, L . ·SI,.. ! I' ~,!tJING .. · . IN •. -·. POMlltOY . ' · ... . • . ,f.., ' · ' · . · .. · "-lil!lltbllfaD"dl~~la....-~Jaw Wlt;:,>~~-"""-.,-~u_.c•.,~.;J.~It; - !'!~._far 1 ~-~~· ~l!,t .,; ~..~... :; ...._-.: !llta ,._, .:Ill tllaclpiiMr)' .......... ~ ._c:lii .,.,.'ll!fllty. Klmllder ~ lbi plllllliltfr ~ 1rltll avtl rlgbtsattarnm.,SCI!IoSta~~ltadlol!' lllklntlnlto lbe liiUIIpUI Afro.AID ~' ~ altora;J- .W tbt fekal OOW11Ultwould'llOIIt8llllbtl'l!!lflalf,wllldi~~IJI,t. Jl;' ni ·~ 11111111~," . \ -"' - POM-EROY ·NATIONAl·BANK ' J ' 'f .;RUlWD, · Serving Meitp 'County For · Over 9H ·Yean , ' I Me(nber Federal ' Reserve · ,· . Sy~ell] V I ... \ .' ool!l! .,.. · ~~~~ " ' - " - ..._... out IIIII lbetount;Wri!!P. ljleeW, ~ ~ lo 0 < ' ~~ deal wllh uy'P*bJe·lroiabla frcm , antlftt dlaf!!aatratn, the ~can LeaiOil'• Und natiiiiiiii:GII\'el!lloil Gplllld ~ ' "· , , ·; •.· , . , ·., today, . "' .. ,. , . . . . . ~ ' 11 ~ Cau)Md a lew mUe. a-.y pace"!=n:.~·=fH~ lill frotn @II,~~~ were ~~'t'Z..,.· ~ . - ~,...- ~ to antiwar · ., ' · ,_;,.; .......... 1....: -,- ...- Qllo·EspolltiQDClinterW•ti!I~'OIIloStateMeDCIIGII.· ~; ' a.-. . ,. " . LaborDay.A~'Iotll.9,f~•" 1 -t'tl&llUJbltie_ "• Mdllnamlh~JJ- ~· luriHt)'lu ~ art,!' .-.: . , :A. llboclel, wile of ~ there iru "C*t ~- ·(i so-.~ll!e!ibboui!O~~~IllaJne1 ci¥11~~: ¥M,!Wiberttr of CoJumtila ~ claim to liD No. l flbtoer. He bid c:iiW*I ~- ~ 10 e~~ler lheniiDceMDnday.tobecei'lllpoltheiiCIICJr. . . ' prtn'te ~ -It\·. ji, . . . 'lhere lllft Zf,Jal.,. atit di; Willarllhalll , _ lleflrt, ~IIIGIIt . ~- ~Hftnt, . when t.bllltate flilr attncW mare ihaD 2 miiUGII Jll!'llllll. ThtN Onl!l!!,~ 'i'Gpt MlCal1 Wllt'eH,321actuaiJIUI~~m:ldaY,~wlih'!Db' called,aullfa~G!Wt()llllts 36,6'12ayearearll!r. 'Jhfl'tltql~ailmllted~~~~~ and Mayor~ lldfrllnll ~ IICIJool u., wlio In rres bec:niill ,.u EducMkil n._v · - ~ llf!iila;tl elf tile,c:l~. , ~!~~~~~~~]~ icJt · , , ' · . ' R8Cl0e • ' Soe!.:..1 £ ... .UU · VeOID liaaJ:il ·of .' ., , IOI'el'llllleil.-:ft~ 1 .. c~CIIllrt. , . ' · ''BIN& ....Uieft~ ~·~~~ Uf ~ Mr,fll t( .· • ....__ d .. Leeavw Mr P«l!Ud, a . bclmb ·IIIUI •!1 By Mn. Fnacldlorrfll ""''".an aona "' . e, . · lodly llhatterid 11-. ICJUih the Spending I receut weekend alld Mrs • . Mar- (Rhonda) to iJ1e AQiirican AI SbiJiey wllb Mt and Mrs 011a Bailey ,slwlleofSheriodaviJie,Mr; and ,.,.. ""'"-Uart.tl No wbo were Mr·. and Mrs: Ted llallf!t.- r.fri. Roy (lleveity) Dowel and ;;:\: ;;i,"' . · . ane announced en- Ftlbef lild Bobby Jobnlon of Racine. · · ~- lild Mrs. .Doqald 'W-Ild .• aworlh, llebble and Dlanl, of ~eljlllla spent tell dl)'l wllh !lei' grandmother, llfn. Edna Pickens end other ~tlves. '!be Wadlwortbs and Mrii.Pk:kensweres-tsofMr. and Mrt. Kenneth Imboden and Jane Powell chairman of the da...harforallrleydlmeron flower aho;,; •Mrs. W. R. M=y ~-Sa Proffitt buaar cbalmiall and · ura yre spen1 Mrs. IIAluah food 'l'l!eldayat the home of Mr. and man. These ch~lrmen will ::Cb~~u: appoint their own committee of Mrt Wickline and to vlall members · · F0 nowi g th bu lne l!:lleen Mahoney and son, 1 81 Duncan, of Connecticut wbo are 8 n meeting, Mrs. W. R. Proffit ~~ lbelr vacation tbenl. Mrs. Ted Balley spent flye weekawlthlbe01iallalley'sii'CI returned .home with her dllldren Michael and the llllr baby on Tuesday. , A reunion of Fred Sayre 1 family wu held at Forked Run Lalce Saturday, AIJI. 22. '1boee preaenlwereMr.andMrii.F'recl oWe cbair. ~···-m• .. irc.n 1be i'wople'e ArmJ ' lllllbciNe, 8 lrouP .11 :rounc~ J:" bt tuwn -Other PAINTED bOLL, Z.,U: old tfotler O'fnecl by lid 1!111 Rolli' ~cer of Pomeroy and Dr. and Mn. Jacob :Weblherger, GaDJpolls, lol1owlng her will at tbe Alhfilll Fair. • · Weather ~· Jabn 8 · and M "JICI" t Cellf•: ' j I, ·• 111 , ,111 .· 1" . _ • . . , , I · . rf.e GN!Gier Middle 0/aio Volley " aters 111 anUqrgilllqie, but a EJeetton fer the "*lfiJilit•, UPI pbolcrcrapher·lllld al:llnp dean will be nat ~f ' ·.~ ·, .: ; .• \, ::_;· .- , • . . Sunday with her ~_~~n~~ts Mr Teac·J:.~nlw , &~ 11111 Mrs Francia Marrla • · Mi. and Mra. Rlcllard Curua · and daUibter 91 DaJfon spent the '"!~tend wltb bls ·pannl!' . · Mr. lllld Mn.llanJ Clria. ' · · · · : Ray Q-011 nturnecl to bll · .. · ·, bome In ColumliU wltb DWia (:ompi_.~..J·' Ctoiii, Sullclay,afterspendlnga !l!i~--" week wltb 1111 ·i:oallnl, David ...._ ..__ ..:..._._ ' l Nelgler arid the 1tar1 a-a. .... ""'""' ...._ famil1 • Education Ia · ' · · ll4r• !Wd ~- Fl'ands M'on1.l , apenl84la)i·'l!llbWIII4ter,l\lra. of Mn. Eatlier CcimltoCk II ~!1111MlaiiBrendallndfardllplnta ·a Week wllh Mr. and Mra. 1.-n u ~ . J-'•--- ~ ' . ~- tn COil!QI"l"'•. · Mr.<and Mrs. MlriiD Hall and Debble ..ef. QnclnnaiL-I~a ~~~ '!ltb ·Mr. and Mrs. 1!111. 32 PAGEs ! ' THREE SECTIONS I SO~DAY, AUGUST 30, 1970 Staff JIJ · .· ahowed show slldu and of theremark! recent Ada Bay("-- •-tsofllrs· flower concernlngtheahowweregl~ 1 "::Nand':: by Mrs. Plltriclt Riley. ...~-t,ore_:_ and. ..:...~...._ """""' ,... · ..... .. ,...., Members and guests at- CotlrWofLcipn and Mrs. Ethel tending the dinner and mtetlng WbaMr, .lQI:al. · were Mrt. Howard Burrla, Mn. Mrs. Fr!Wie ,Nelgler viii~ Jo-.., Mrs. F. A. In Syracue ~ ~tb )ft. . Mrs. """· 111• 0Ji1lil(llf; ~·- ·,~~~ten• ;Joile· lild ' ~"" 'arid Powell,' 'Mra. . ' Hwttd ~. ·Mi:.' ilii( :;:.~~V.~ lmu Pickens an4 daagbter, Mr. and-Mra. Brian~ Gibbs, Mrs. PlltiiCII'Riley, Mrt. . Ulla, ~ -Columbus, who .. tll4"abll4f••,,ef= · ·iidl~-~~ N 0 Weill Mrs Donald Smith IJiea!4,tbeat•.J . :.L • .....,tUie..........., _ lhil': 'llld · · • · • Mrs. EateUa 1\'.!1111111' _.,.... ' · ·· . . ,• · Mrs. Uoyd Rouab, Mrt. ~ daila:bter vtflll anlfliJill Rutb Mrs. a.,.tei- ~ W •Mr. Knlibt, Mrs. W. R. Proffitt, 11e1iry of Col~ Ohio ll!d Mnl. Raljlh ~Mrs . Dorothy Jamea a~d Mra. Agne1 2fict' qi,' If•~ Mn. £111m Anwlt two fanilly, Mrs. Jama McLean j)f Kollalld._PI" and Mnl. Mallie gr1nda~ .. _ qlj .Jin. ~. N. C., and the Yost of Oak Grow wen Ea~d ud Mn. :""'th hoalell, Mrs. Slone. -and gueoats of Mrs, Albert Bnl ' . ,. . . CIRCLE MEETS Pl)'nter ·' Mn. DaYid Roush (lnllllted lllu. · Drq~llla Ho~ of the pr081'1JD 11 tbe Tlieldaf Coljunbus wu a rtPad ~ -_,=-"""' eYenlng meeting of the Esther of Ml:. liDd Mrs. Jlllllor Nelgler Ina ·1nnt Circle of lbe Luthe~ Cllurcb and ot1Mr reliltives. . ... Women at St. Paul's Orurch. Mr. lllld Mrs. ,Wald POat.r,· She opened the ~ wllb 1 Cheltl , lftd John Dean Of scripture and prayer. The C!ilulllliu were w,ebnd jl\.ts subjeCt presented wu "'!be of ,Mr.; and Mrl. Albel'll HID. · Presbyterian Church," a ~ ~ NeueiJIIIII--' challla' In the studf book en- days .;plh Mr. and M;a. David Ulled "Lutherans and Other N and t .,_,..__ · Denominations." A short IOD a .,...........,, ~~,fli·fnir buslneu mtetlng followed the Mrs. IIDbert .Wardell llld .....v. "-~L~:~~ · ?"!. v•.. 1bo8e attendlnc were Mrs. cb1ldren ~ In are Marietta wltba few her ·p lnflll'lllld IIG( program. l)l"nddq ujllla · lllil 11 Harry Layne, Mrs. ~ IIIO!ber and other i'e~h~Yea. Jcnowbefare. · .· • ,.,. Layne, Mrs. John !L llouab, :·Frida,- pats of•Mrl. Ada ~MJlMI,DuP ,. Lelah Jane Powen, Mrs. Dant BaYa and Mra. Etbel Wbell.- .........."TON •("''" ..:.'lhe Jlouah IJid IIJ'I I ....0 Rowib . • and . "''"- ,__ .,._..,... 'l.-•! ' . · ~ - . · Win Mt. Mri. _.......... Co~tNiceDepaj~r_'IIGCII ROTARY...,.• · . nlncham ~ two cblldren o( r<illlll; u1M ~· file TEN CENTS Bush Shows Champion . . ..!lt~~rt~.MII1 ~i~~~~~~r.:~• WI: , .. T ·and' r::; · Mn. . POMEROY ' I -'•.'.' ..'...... ' ' . . ' ' . ;.~ • .'. : " .';'·,,, .. •. .. ~ ~ "' ' ' ,.n.~i4o= "rleaN.t,· jad·· llu,lllli •·u, '..· --h fl!f!!r .~ l VanMeter, It, ur~., ..,_,, , 1 ·;-•. ' · Nn .__ ...... Pet, ,Bike P•rade Set . GAJ..UP()LIS - A .,et parade IIIII a parade will be- held In GaiHpalls, Sapl. 12. . ~ '· -..j ' NEW ' ' ~ '! I · '. . ' . ~ and." IN AWIDE . SEL£d1(JN! ' ·_,, •. •• ·.. ' expert advice SWEATERS . · OOUllllll!S - ~ ~ IJ!e New Yorll 1omey wbo npnllenled tlit 011t.11o 8eVtq, ~ to file 1U!t1 ' , .....; ••;;.. savtngs, to N.Y.C.H. ,. held 'l'huraday evliiN ~t of llilpre. · 'l'be 10t11 11,,,_. cam · , wllb a shari ~tC Mr. · ,..d Mn. Merle N8ller than tile Rl'etrq 1iMt with Rome " IIDIO Seiiroader, steve, RGII aad Milt IJid. Spef ~t. ~~ •tlli ~ · Fim, of Columbua ..,.nt week one Yeif qo: ·:· · '''"• · loans, • so. I N:::::rn:;,t~ . ~~:::·:: ~'r.·- ~illr·;~~ .rUt ; rliUowell wmram is known for Select your favorite colors and styles of bush jackets ancj other fine fall outfits. Our best selec!lon of jackets and ,coats Is ready for you. Boys sizes 6to 20, Men s sizes 36to Hurry ,>;1 been l"'))ed iboi siftl..;~:!lf+t tUb him~~~,' IICifllce ~ !rGm~ .,...~,_Jo ltitlfl t,lllit'IIO Ill!" town;:=. :•l e i 74r~N . .~~.~t.·~ · Jr.-~ ~. ,~ Zlll~vtl~t. Sc~ool ..... 1) (ConiloUWI Mlcbael and Jorl Betb of Salem, children of· Rull.nd, Mr. and . The L.,. II In l'llrttlllll New Hauen Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence 'lheta Mn. lllllllld (IMetla) Wfldt. "01!17 Uir'belteniiOOI It : .,. of VInton, Mr. and Mrs. Albert WWib ~d daqlilen 'I I Gbdl!ld our · trY·· " N ikJnal Wigal George and Harry of Pblladelpbla, Pa.,Mr.andMrs. Cl:lnnllndir ~ • · Social Events Wigal Pros~t. Mr. and Mrs. Jadie Jama (Barbara) ~ .nd aald. . · • Plllrid and Shllri of Lninlton- cblldren and s•esta, J)IIPI TherewunopubucCIIIIlllilnt FOUNDATION MEETS AGAIN The New HaYen ReQ-eatlon (Calor) ~oundatlon Board rnet at lbe Vlna~nt Price (Continued from page I) c 1ty building with president, Christopher Lee ai BJ'Siem. "Doc" Oblinger presiding. Peter Cushing The Chillicothe Correctional The mayor, Ow-lea Zerlcle, - PIUII"THE Instltulion is alao bDing lnvesli· reported that several citizens MINI-SKIRT ted b a cllizenll committee had expressed a desire to MOB" ~y Janis following an d~te money for playground (Calor) article by snycllcllted coJum. eqmpment If II was uaed at the DlaneMclloln nlst Jack Anderson alleging Alex-Quillen Memorial S.turdoyOnly brutality at the lllslltutlon. property. 11 ~~~ dlacloeed ~I August2P the recreation foundations ~~:·~~~" · respoo1Jibllty Included onlY the COMMISSIONER PleuutValleyllalpllal cOIDIDunlty building, ""'!1 and -Piu11Admlalona - Mrs. Harold grounds surrounding. This was "HOW TO COMMIT CUndiff, Mason; Mrs. Eugene fabled for further dlsc11881cm. MARRIAGE" Statla, GaDJpolls Ferry; and A discussion on the Bob Hope . Godfrey Moore Pt Pleuanl management of lbe skating rink Jackie Gleason Roush, 5-10, 150 lbs., junior or Disch • ~hnny En. held The <>penlng of the arges· 21. stating Ia held dlcotl, Silane WllllamJon, Mrs.·was. rink 18 Sept. John A. Little, Mn. John each Tuesday and Saturday Gillespie and James Jefren. evemng. Free swimming for married RELATIVE DIES couples was held Alll!usl 20 at Mrs. Jane Swatzel received the pool. . . wood of the death of her sister- Three new members of the In-law, Mn. Walter Prlode, board from the Thuraday, . 1n a l<lMI'• 'hiiip!UII' lltr. Prlildels'~'IJ.ifl, ' and Vern011 ""'' . •'Meigs Q,gnty resldeilt. Funeral tending wriDoc ~"t7: services will be held Sunday at Robert Gurtis, Mrs. Jack the Shute Wlley Funeral Home Flesher, Mrs. E1111ene Hester, In New Le:dngton. Mrs. A. L. Sprou.se, Bill Klmea and Bill RuueD. CORRECI'ION MADE Ershel Riffle, Rt. Hoo4, GABDENCWBPICNICB Texas, oerved u lbe best man The August meeting of tbe Going back to school? This year be a al the wedding of Connie New Ha~en Gardell Club was 8 winner on the high school scene with Bachner and Ronald Ray m;n~~ ~:;::,;: these styles. Plan your strategy here nonpaon Instead of Donald C. .,._·In · · tioa a gt by. . was .... voca wu ven and now! Mr;.;u~ Gi~ '4::entMr owmg r, ~Gibbs presided al the buslne8s session which opened In regular form. Members anawered roD call by giving I crltlclam of the . reeent Dower aho!' wblcb was held at the Ma11011 County Fair and SCREAM ' •• •. ,,_·i ' �\ 'AR. ·Ul·v. • n_.11e n"- .J· -·d., • ~ ,. . . ' . '· ) For San.e Roou~w, obteln bl.s degree til med)cfne fronl tt>e Unlverf,lly:of llllnoilln · Cblctco. · ' ·, preven,tfve · "JIIejll(ilne II Qll)y field 1 off trouble ever desired 1:0 be In;'' be ad· milled. "AI w l!a«!\aa I can addlllorr to remember, 1 always wanted )o Medlc,l be a dilctqr ." . :• , .. 'I I nr;· Dr."Patteraoo be&iin bl.il Inwho ·ternlhlp at 11!0 VnlyC'Iily• Of .IJiln<Q~andEducatlon lOwberebe Hcwttalin19112,'Went4!to.ll!i'M ·~'-~l!l tPilvat. pra~ two yesrs. yeera fe!ildency · in ~telrlca . ,._' · · II_relallvely essy alld gyn.col"'!l' 11'0111 11163 .to wilb a normal pregnancy. For 19118 at' tbe &aiDe holpltal, then · ~~ Qidlll>lome time, regulat pre- · 'Jli!Dt lwo years I~ tbe Army > ~ rlatai care bas reduced com. wllrklng at the Fort Knoa: , ', , ~" pllc'-llons considerably,'.' b~ . HQIIllljll. After •lvlnl bl.s ·u. ·' ,\.., ~.:r-· · · .;•. ' t ·r. ;1'bll! doelqi-; ~ In J~ ~bargelnlll68,bebepn - bl.s P,rivate pracUC)l iii Lafayette. ,.-~·:pal)<, {II. ln 'l935, begall warldng . ·"''OBis an excltiJ!g and b!fhly · )~; 11i!rlnh medical e&ree\'.atter:· rewarding field,'• -he laid. • · -gr,-~uallng•. from Sqjitbetn ''Very few fields of inecllclne · ' •' ~IWnJWrslly with •lil.t BA are' not connected· with It In D • .dqree. I ~ ~.... 1 'I - He then went on to lome way." ~ ' ' • ~ .. ' I I'(" , Abig man, l9!*iJ!8 q~ 1J1iD he II, wltlu ~ lill! 1/rarm, . nature ·Dr. altesteL ·f .. •D-.ll~e.rli)a~-iib!~~ 'li) Ill;,, ~.~t.lt'J~Iil."l118tll a~t.al! ~. ~, Illy~\ ', • . · 'rlie Cfoh~J deelded \ID . (!alllpj>lls. ana· ~ Holzer . ·~tljtcal .Otnlft for aeveral' If~ ·1111~ .~ up. And, tbey'do at.ili~W·per cent.~ . tt>e~ m~l ~tail tfl!s alze, a~~ ·J·J~e ;. ~eepln~ ~_uay." approacbel ~ blliJ, the doelor"IIOO!l.. and care ol ~.lirlllwi!ekend he delivered ·are Dr. Patla'sllll wU'k to 12tiil!iles, ·: • ' . . blshesrl'sdQII~\. · • Wiien asked whathltfavonte The ~~lor apd hlfwlfe, Sue, wst • JI'SS, be~: ' a former e. .tary lebool · ·''WOI'It'~ ple~ly of II.!' teacher of Cartiodlaie, m., alld At HoW!r •Medical Center 111e1r 10118, CUnl, I, Steve, 4, and there-Wf!l'e 101& bltllls 1141 year Dave, 2, reside on ~er River and lbl.s yeu' 10 far lbe number Rd. ' POLLY'S POINTERS ,'l.~~. !., '· . ,1 ' . . t: ,·it ' :.;·r~·; >~'' Long-Handled Shoe Horn Helpful to Arthritics 'YOU'VE roME A lDNG WAY BABY'- A tree bouse, wWiout I tree. MallY boa of flln alld frolic are enjoyed in a tree house, erected witbout a tree, by the c:bi1drlll rl. Mr. and Mrs. Danny Meadows, Middleport. s-o on the veranda are ll'atb1, back row, and Jenny and David. Cars Collide Near Bridge POMEROY - A young woman was hoapilallzed and two cars were demolished in a collision Saturday at 12:30 am. on Pomeroy's Wesl Main St. in front of the Dairy Valley at the Pomeroy-Mason Bridge, pollee reported. Hospitalized for observation ·and treatment at lacerations and conlilslons was NaJocy Manley, a passenger in a car driven by her huabsnd, Robert Manley, 18, Middleport. Other passengers in the Manley vehicle treated and released also at Veterans Memorial Hospital were Frances Davidson, laceration of the ann; Joan Ann Wells, laceration of a band and eye, and 11-monlh old Crystal Dawn Manley, a bruise to her eye. The injured were taken to the hospital by the Pomeroy E-R unit. Manley, driving north, got Into the path of a car traveling south driven by Kenneth E. Buckley, 19, Chtshlre. Manley was died to P<111eroy ~ Olarles-Logar's court for failure to yield righl of way. By POLLY c;RAMEit Bush (ConUnued !rom page I) · '' DEAR POI.4Y- I am a Jab technician who would like to ·' oUer some suggestions that make tests easier for tl)e tecll"• lllclan, the pal'el\h and especially the child. If you know ,·; , ahead of lime that the child is to have a blood test ei!Pialn •' It to him briefly, probably on the way to the Jab. If told too ,. early tbelr lmal!l,natloos work oveflime. Once there, let. the '" technician do. tile talklng. Most of ua have. routines we 1118. 1; to make 4ieods fast. It is confusing to the cblld If both PBl'lll!t.,and rkbnlclan tty to talk to him at the same time. u .Never .tell,a cblld-lt will not hurt when It will. Tell him It t will blll1 • little. Perhaps next time all that Is needed wlll !.: . be' ~ ·x ray and he wlll not be unnecessarily frightened " '~ ups!t llecause he will no longer believe/ou when you ~j,: Ia~ It Will not hurt. Never threaten a cbll with a shot. -, This ~~Y sound too obvious to many parenls but often .we ;, heir, l.f you are not good, that naughty nurse wlll ·-•ve •' ' you 111bot." "" .'f Pareirts should remember that blOOd tens hurt no more •· !bali a blUDped bead or skinned knee and children have •.,_. countless numbers of these before reachlng school age. ·• -M. H. ...•• .._. ._ _ Polly's Problem - - - - • DEAR POLLY- I would certainly appreciate bear· 1ng from someone wbo has a solution for removing or dijguillng cigarette burns on wood furnlture.-RUTH Fire Classes Set Mr. and Mrs. Albert Blanton TO OBSERVE ANNIVERSARY - Open Ho1110 for rrtends and relatives wiD be ' hel4 In ·honor of. Mr. and Mrs Albert Blanton of. Ironton, Roate 2, on Sunday, Sept. 8 in oblervance of tbelr 8'llb wedding anniversary. The couple was married September 9, 1903, at VW,a, Ky. They bave resided In Ohio for 43 years, !lrat Uvlng at Aid and lllen at Union Landing on old Rt. 52, Ove mUes below Ironton whlire they now reside. Mr. Blanton, a retired fanner, is 8'1 years old and Mrs. Blanton 11114. They have 'seven cblldren: Mrs. Olarlea (Lizzie) Lambert of Kltta IDU; Mrs. Murzle Delong of Arrons Creek, Pedro Route 2; Mrs. Edward (Mae) Kubica of Pboenlz, Ariz.; Mrs. Donsid (June) Coatney of Fatrbll'll, OhiD ; Mrs. Frank (Rub)') Stelzer, SprlngOeld, Wo; Mrs. C.arlll8 (Mary) Bishop of Ironton and Elder Jimmie Blanton of . Ironton Route ' 1 If,.. .,. ' r, a. By BmY CANARY IH..,..,., lnt..IHIH Auoo.J - i:. '··~wrt'~te•lonldealn, ·Yau wiD reHlve Polly'sl'rlllplem • dOllar If Polly ases yoll' laverH, or tolalloa to • Pfllb' em. '· J> f care of IIIII DeWIP&per. • (' >· J ·11<1• • ' • ~ My son's friend draped himself loosely across my kitchen table and methodically worked over the basket of fruit I had placed there for a centerpiece. I hovered about, determined to save tbe wicker basket. He chewed thou£bt· flllly on the last peach, made a liltie desll!ll on the table with cherry pits. · " Our dinner hour Is 7 o'clock, II you'd care to stay " I said. : ' "You're hune up with schedules and rilles. Havine a dlnner hour Is outdated thinking. Man eat when you're hungry 1" ' . OOWMBIA . ' DIAMONDS - Service of Union is Today Diamond Rin£- $75.00 Wedding Ring - $20.00 MASON - Today at 10 a.m. the former Christ Uniled Methodist Church and the former Albright United Methodist Church will bold a service of union, according to the Rev. Parker Hinzman, pastor. The speaker will be the District Superintendent, the Rev. Connie Dickens. Following the worship service there will be a fellowship dinr.er (po)luck) on the church lawn. The Women's Society of Christian Service is in charge at the dinner, and will furnish the bread, drinks and table service. Games for th< children alld young people will be under the ~upervision of Dick WaybriKht alld Ray Tucker. Dlomoood Rina: $ 75.00 Weddlnc Rln&: $ 42.50 , !1!P"- ' ,, Evegone Wiei llamburi· ·'-Otic!. -.rt • maJor'-~ Ill ~hOle&· eu. E\leil the dlelef. · : ''With .Ji · little self-41scl· tej'tl. · Tiler"' Ji!th In fat, Do you knOIV !bat the cal· plln~r motlvatioD-mariy ~-!i~ 'u,..,- Gil •::r.~ orles In a Sli! -ounce ))a!nbur· PeoPle are 1111'- •cutting -out . ,__,...""':lj J'PII , . .1er can be cut 'as low as· 75 HIUIC~ enutel)l (lldvi,sed oDly :,;:, '!.W • ,.;;\~! 6¥• "" eent? · · ir lth doctor~s ~.) "':" ""• '"' • - · "U you really want to cut :I'hey.dr!U; •ever~. :llusei ~¥: r·· . · , down on calories aild sun of water ,IJ)sleld 8il4 ke,p -IJ,lllb ,~llfllp In diets to enjoy your hamburger, ·dOn't tiJelr m I'D d i op-, somethlil1 prevent coronary heart dispiCk up a paekaged llambur· ell!e," san \fyden;who•wltli ' e&!lll.• Not eveey 4ay or Jot ger 1n your supermarket !lie protesa·follal ootp of eveJ,- •)IIeal. Blil If jlosslble, They usually l!l'e ca!O!'l& Fredricli J, . $tare, M.D.; of 6ve tlmei a weelt. Flab Is laden because of tbe fat. Ask Barwai'dra. D e P. ~ r, t m e n t low In fat alld most of tbe your butcher to prepare a of Njltrltiou. aD!! a tr;WMd f a t Is P9Jy11D1aturated, s p e c 1a 1 grind of beef dlet writer; Lois Ublen, has wbiCb tt-ods to lower cbplestrlmmed of all the visible u :sembled a p~pefback trCJ)," · . , · · . fat. Watch him wblle be guide for the overwei£bt, Born ill ~many but edu· trims it and grinds it." 8\1· called •;;nte All-dn-One Diet ca_tea~at ~ ,Arilertcan unl· vises Peter H. Wyden, a six· Annual. vel'¥ , Wyde!J IDherlted a foot editor alld publisher, "It Is J?OSSible to diet with· love or Getman cold cuts. whose natural wel£bt Is 3H out. depriVation. I found that "It took - lot of self· pounds. By watclilng what out. In tbe la.it five years discipline to break the habit. be eats Wyden malnlalns It we as a nation 1m! getting NO\!' I limit myself to two at around 175 pounds. wile about excl!as taloriea. amalla~uaagea or two strips "The cheaper cull such as In fact, It Is almost tbe 'In' of bacon e v er,y ao often. round contain less fat than tblng today to pass up the Yea, of course, I m better oU more expensive sirloin If massive meals we used to without them. Yet a dieter you c b 0 0 s e grade •good' eat. Looking trim ~ now aJ. must break tbe' rules ooca· Instead of grade 'cbolce,' most .a m,~St With most slonally rf he cannot stick you will get even less fat Amencans, be comments. to a diet. and more protein," he adds. Warned by doctors to Jose Author ~o ~ " The Over· Another way to cut calor· weW.t and cut Ills eboles- we!Kbt SocJe!r and "How lea Js to skip lunch or tp eat tero1 count, be goes e&fY on Doctors Die~ Ills new "The only half a sandwich with a eggs and enjoys lots of fish. All-ln-One Diet Annual,'' like cup of black coffee. Water· "One egg a week, maybe bls other books, Is geared to packed tuna with thinly cut two on occasion. Poached, tbe Intelligent and sopbl.stiand unbuttered bread Is also not fried or scrambled. Eggs cated reducer. "Conalder the Marllnl. It The Rev. Hinzman invites everyone to attend lbl.s bl.storic occasion in tbe Ufe of the United Methodlal cirurcb in Mason. On July 15, 1970, Charge Conferences were held under thedirecUon Of the Rev. Connie Dickens, District Superin· tendon! of the Huntington District, to consider a plan of union, as presented by a joint Task Force on Church Union. After due consideration was given by each Charge Con· Iorence, the Pian of Union was unanimously adopted. This prepared the way for the Plan of Unio~ to be presented to each congregation for their con sideratlon. A congregational meeting was announced for July 26, in Agnew Ignored by ThMi Newspapers "·DEAR PO.LLY-1 shine alld buU my ahoes each morning ."Wjtliout getting polish on my banda. I use a soft quilted pot "liiil4er, tbe glove kind. It caolbe roew or .used. Just wash It . 811d It gives a fine shine and firm control.-SHARON ' 1 ~- "l'iii-~ ~boy """H~ GIIIIJ .. Aa lor the ·centi;i:!lleipu li ~~ ~- · ;#· ' I~ GAY~J 't.tAdiH)x • HE.( F09d and ~lilotri' ti.in C....,it' -.. \~ ~ fJ . '• n '-J. U:!..W ~(il g r,n •Jh ' . . keeping with the Disciplinary procedure of tbe United Methodlsl Church that a congregational meeting must be rumounced at least 10 days before such a meeting can take place . . At this time, each congregation was presented the Pian of Union h)' tbe psslor. After due consideration was given to it by each church, the Pian of Union was unanimously adopted hy the congregations. After the official adoption ol the Plan of Union, a date which is Sunday for a Service of Union was agreed upon. The union of the two churches brought into being a new church, to be ilnown as the Mason United Methodist Church. !leiiiJ!IIui dlomands she will cherish forever~ TAWNEY JEWELERS ~ Stc:ontl Aft. Galllpoll,, 0111o l.~ n1 bn• ~~~l'B ' ·u· . ~~;l;.l,~t~:,:~;f :E:.f ..... ,, >JIIANGKOK (UP!) - Thai in Englllh. r.ew..,...... Saturdsy impnMd ftlqst Pf the Th~ lang)oage almost total blackout 011 news ol newspapers omitted coverage the visit of Vice Presldenl Spiro Of the Agnew vlalt. , T. Agnew. The papers were protesting the government's refusal to modify touglo new' RUMMAGE SALE IOIIillatlontoregulatetbepress. PT. PLEASANT - Point Four hundred journalists Pleasant Woman's Club will throughout Thailand hold a rummage sate Fridays un8111mously llp(li'Ovod a plan to and Saturdsya, Sept. 4and 5 and ab8taln from pulilahing news Sept. II and 12 in the Rardin concerned with Agnew's visit. Building on ·Main Street. The Bangkok World,- while Members having rurouoage are oppollln3 the press blll, rovered asked to call Mrs. C. H. Fisher, the Agnew villi but lbe Bangkok 6'15-4351 or Mrs. Charles Cottrill Poatdidnoi.They areptjlllsbed lm-1385. KNIT Jl WE'RE OPEN FOR FAll SHOE-BIZ SYMPHONY IIIMPORTAIICE TO ntE ~ 1011, ~-Oil WISH m10t0R. , • DINNER and COCKTAILS. · . . ' In The Collil•~•• AtiiiOspbere Of WEUSlON'f Butt~ I Knit fas~ns the highly· ·• versatile jacke~ dr~With ·spartwe (lair. A ~ealth ot·Uj!Jit seams, the .dash · ·~ �\ 'AR. ·Ul·v. • n_.11e n"- .J· -·d., • ~ ,. . . ' . '· ) For San.e Roou~w, obteln bl.s degree til med)cfne fronl tt>e Unlverf,lly:of llllnoilln · Cblctco. · ' ·, preven,tfve · "JIIejll(ilne II Qll)y field 1 off trouble ever desired 1:0 be In;'' be ad· milled. "AI w l!a«!\aa I can addlllorr to remember, 1 always wanted )o Medlc,l be a dilctqr ." . :• , .. 'I I nr;· Dr."Patteraoo be&iin bl.il Inwho ·ternlhlp at 11!0 VnlyC'Iily• Of .IJiln<Q~andEducatlon lOwberebe Hcwttalin19112,'Went4!to.ll!i'M ·~'-~l!l tPilvat. pra~ two yesrs. yeera fe!ildency · in ~telrlca . ,._' · · II_relallvely essy alld gyn.col"'!l' 11'0111 11163 .to wilb a normal pregnancy. For 19118 at' tbe &aiDe holpltal, then · ~~ Qidlll>lome time, regulat pre- · 'Jli!Dt lwo years I~ tbe Army > ~ rlatai care bas reduced com. wllrklng at the Fort Knoa: , ', , ~" pllc'-llons considerably,'.' b~ . HQIIllljll. After •lvlnl bl.s ·u. ·' ,\.., ~.:r-· · · .;•. ' t ·r. ;1'bll! doelqi-; ~ In J~ ~bargelnlll68,bebepn - bl.s P,rivate pracUC)l iii Lafayette. ,.-~·:pal)<, {II. ln 'l935, begall warldng . ·"''OBis an excltiJ!g and b!fhly · )~; 11i!rlnh medical e&ree\'.atter:· rewarding field,'• -he laid. • · -gr,-~uallng•. from Sqjitbetn ''Very few fields of inecllclne · ' •' ~IWnJWrslly with •lil.t BA are' not connected· with It In D • .dqree. I ~ ~.... 1 'I - He then went on to lome way." ~ ' ' • ~ .. ' I I'(" , Abig man, l9!*iJ!8 q~ 1J1iD he II, wltlu ~ lill! 1/rarm, . nature ·Dr. altesteL ·f .. •D-.ll~e.rli)a~-iib!~~ 'li) Ill;,, ~.~t.lt'J~Iil."l118tll a~t.al! ~. ~, Illy~\ ', • . · 'rlie Cfoh~J deelded \ID . (!alllpj>lls. ana· ~ Holzer . ·~tljtcal .Otnlft for aeveral' If~ ·1111~ .~ up. And, tbey'do at.ili~W·per cent.~ . tt>e~ m~l ~tail tfl!s alze, a~~ ·J·J~e ;. ~eepln~ ~_uay." approacbel ~ blliJ, the doelor"IIOO!l.. and care ol ~.lirlllwi!ekend he delivered ·are Dr. Patla'sllll wU'k to 12tiil!iles, ·: • ' . . blshesrl'sdQII~\. · • Wiien asked whathltfavonte The ~~lor apd hlfwlfe, Sue, wst • JI'SS, be~: ' a former e. .tary lebool · ·''WOI'It'~ ple~ly of II.!' teacher of Cartiodlaie, m., alld At HoW!r •Medical Center 111e1r 10118, CUnl, I, Steve, 4, and there-Wf!l'e 101& bltllls 1141 year Dave, 2, reside on ~er River and lbl.s yeu' 10 far lbe number Rd. ' POLLY'S POINTERS ,'l.~~. !., '· . ,1 ' . . t: ,·it ' :.;·r~·; >~'' Long-Handled Shoe Horn Helpful to Arthritics 'YOU'VE roME A lDNG WAY BABY'- A tree bouse, wWiout I tree. MallY boa of flln alld frolic are enjoyed in a tree house, erected witbout a tree, by the c:bi1drlll rl. Mr. and Mrs. Danny Meadows, Middleport. s-o on the veranda are ll'atb1, back row, and Jenny and David. Cars Collide Near Bridge POMEROY - A young woman was hoapilallzed and two cars were demolished in a collision Saturday at 12:30 am. on Pomeroy's Wesl Main St. in front of the Dairy Valley at the Pomeroy-Mason Bridge, pollee reported. Hospitalized for observation ·and treatment at lacerations and conlilslons was NaJocy Manley, a passenger in a car driven by her huabsnd, Robert Manley, 18, Middleport. Other passengers in the Manley vehicle treated and released also at Veterans Memorial Hospital were Frances Davidson, laceration of the ann; Joan Ann Wells, laceration of a band and eye, and 11-monlh old Crystal Dawn Manley, a bruise to her eye. The injured were taken to the hospital by the Pomeroy E-R unit. Manley, driving north, got Into the path of a car traveling south driven by Kenneth E. Buckley, 19, Chtshlre. Manley was died to P<111eroy ~ Olarles-Logar's court for failure to yield righl of way. By POLLY c;RAMEit Bush (ConUnued !rom page I) · '' DEAR POI.4Y- I am a Jab technician who would like to ·' oUer some suggestions that make tests easier for tl)e tecll"• lllclan, the pal'el\h and especially the child. If you know ,·; , ahead of lime that the child is to have a blood test ei!Pialn •' It to him briefly, probably on the way to the Jab. If told too ,. early tbelr lmal!l,natloos work oveflime. Once there, let. the '" technician do. tile talklng. Most of ua have. routines we 1118. 1; to make 4ieods fast. It is confusing to the cblld If both PBl'lll!t.,and rkbnlclan tty to talk to him at the same time. u .Never .tell,a cblld-lt will not hurt when It will. Tell him It t will blll1 • little. Perhaps next time all that Is needed wlll !.: . be' ~ ·x ray and he wlll not be unnecessarily frightened " '~ ups!t llecause he will no longer believe/ou when you ~j,: Ia~ It Will not hurt. Never threaten a cbll with a shot. -, This ~~Y sound too obvious to many parenls but often .we ;, heir, l.f you are not good, that naughty nurse wlll ·-•ve •' ' you 111bot." "" .'f Pareirts should remember that blOOd tens hurt no more •· !bali a blUDped bead or skinned knee and children have •.,_. countless numbers of these before reachlng school age. ·• -M. H. ...•• .._. ._ _ Polly's Problem - - - - • DEAR POLLY- I would certainly appreciate bear· 1ng from someone wbo has a solution for removing or dijguillng cigarette burns on wood furnlture.-RUTH Fire Classes Set Mr. and Mrs. Albert Blanton TO OBSERVE ANNIVERSARY - Open Ho1110 for rrtends and relatives wiD be ' hel4 In ·honor of. Mr. and Mrs Albert Blanton of. Ironton, Roate 2, on Sunday, Sept. 8 in oblervance of tbelr 8'llb wedding anniversary. The couple was married September 9, 1903, at VW,a, Ky. They bave resided In Ohio for 43 years, !lrat Uvlng at Aid and lllen at Union Landing on old Rt. 52, Ove mUes below Ironton whlire they now reside. Mr. Blanton, a retired fanner, is 8'1 years old and Mrs. Blanton 11114. They have 'seven cblldren: Mrs. Olarlea (Lizzie) Lambert of Kltta IDU; Mrs. Murzle Delong of Arrons Creek, Pedro Route 2; Mrs. Edward (Mae) Kubica of Pboenlz, Ariz.; Mrs. Donsid (June) Coatney of Fatrbll'll, OhiD ; Mrs. Frank (Rub)') Stelzer, SprlngOeld, Wo; Mrs. C.arlll8 (Mary) Bishop of Ironton and Elder Jimmie Blanton of . Ironton Route ' 1 If,.. .,. ' r, a. By BmY CANARY IH..,..,., lnt..IHIH Auoo.J - i:. '··~wrt'~te•lonldealn, ·Yau wiD reHlve Polly'sl'rlllplem • dOllar If Polly ases yoll' laverH, or tolalloa to • Pfllb' em. '· J> f care of IIIII DeWIP&per. • (' >· J ·11<1• • ' • ~ My son's friend draped himself loosely across my kitchen table and methodically worked over the basket of fruit I had placed there for a centerpiece. I hovered about, determined to save tbe wicker basket. He chewed thou£bt· flllly on the last peach, made a liltie desll!ll on the table with cherry pits. · " Our dinner hour Is 7 o'clock, II you'd care to stay " I said. : ' "You're hune up with schedules and rilles. Havine a dlnner hour Is outdated thinking. Man eat when you're hungry 1" ' . OOWMBIA . ' DIAMONDS - Service of Union is Today Diamond Rin£- $75.00 Wedding Ring - $20.00 MASON - Today at 10 a.m. the former Christ Uniled Methodist Church and the former Albright United Methodist Church will bold a service of union, according to the Rev. Parker Hinzman, pastor. The speaker will be the District Superintendent, the Rev. Connie Dickens. Following the worship service there will be a fellowship dinr.er (po)luck) on the church lawn. The Women's Society of Christian Service is in charge at the dinner, and will furnish the bread, drinks and table service. Games for th< children alld young people will be under the ~upervision of Dick WaybriKht alld Ray Tucker. Dlomoood Rina: $ 75.00 Weddlnc Rln&: $ 42.50 , !1!P"- ' ,, Evegone Wiei llamburi· ·'-Otic!. -.rt • maJor'-~ Ill ~hOle&· eu. E\leil the dlelef. · : ''With .Ji · little self-41scl· tej'tl. · Tiler"' Ji!th In fat, Do you knOIV !bat the cal· plln~r motlvatioD-mariy ~-!i~ 'u,..,- Gil •::r.~ orles In a Sli! -ounce ))a!nbur· PeoPle are 1111'- •cutting -out . ,__,...""':lj J'PII , . .1er can be cut 'as low as· 75 HIUIC~ enutel)l (lldvi,sed oDly :,;:, '!.W • ,.;;\~! 6¥• "" eent? · · ir lth doctor~s ~.) "':" ""• '"' • - · "U you really want to cut :I'hey.dr!U; •ever~. :llusei ~¥: r·· . · , down on calories aild sun of water ,IJ)sleld 8il4 ke,p -IJ,lllb ,~llfllp In diets to enjoy your hamburger, ·dOn't tiJelr m I'D d i op-, somethlil1 prevent coronary heart dispiCk up a paekaged llambur· ell!e," san \fyden;who•wltli ' e&!lll.• Not eveey 4ay or Jot ger 1n your supermarket !lie protesa·follal ootp of eveJ,- •)IIeal. Blil If jlosslble, They usually l!l'e ca!O!'l& Fredricli J, . $tare, M.D.; of 6ve tlmei a weelt. Flab Is laden because of tbe fat. Ask Barwai'dra. D e P. ~ r, t m e n t low In fat alld most of tbe your butcher to prepare a of Njltrltiou. aD!! a tr;WMd f a t Is P9Jy11D1aturated, s p e c 1a 1 grind of beef dlet writer; Lois Ublen, has wbiCb tt-ods to lower cbplestrlmmed of all the visible u :sembled a p~pefback trCJ)," · . , · · . fat. Watch him wblle be guide for the overwei£bt, Born ill ~many but edu· trims it and grinds it." 8\1· called •;;nte All-dn-One Diet ca_tea~at ~ ,Arilertcan unl· vises Peter H. Wyden, a six· Annual. vel'¥ , Wyde!J IDherlted a foot editor alld publisher, "It Is J?OSSible to diet with· love or Getman cold cuts. whose natural wel£bt Is 3H out. depriVation. I found that "It took - lot of self· pounds. By watclilng what out. In tbe la.it five years discipline to break the habit. be eats Wyden malnlalns It we as a nation 1m! getting NO\!' I limit myself to two at around 175 pounds. wile about excl!as taloriea. amalla~uaagea or two strips "The cheaper cull such as In fact, It Is almost tbe 'In' of bacon e v er,y ao often. round contain less fat than tblng today to pass up the Yea, of course, I m better oU more expensive sirloin If massive meals we used to without them. Yet a dieter you c b 0 0 s e grade •good' eat. Looking trim ~ now aJ. must break tbe' rules ooca· Instead of grade 'cbolce,' most .a m,~St With most slonally rf he cannot stick you will get even less fat Amencans, be comments. to a diet. and more protein," he adds. Warned by doctors to Jose Author ~o ~ " The Over· Another way to cut calor· weW.t and cut Ills eboles- we!Kbt SocJe!r and "How lea Js to skip lunch or tp eat tero1 count, be goes e&fY on Doctors Die~ Ills new "The only half a sandwich with a eggs and enjoys lots of fish. All-ln-One Diet Annual,'' like cup of black coffee. Water· "One egg a week, maybe bls other books, Is geared to packed tuna with thinly cut two on occasion. Poached, tbe Intelligent and sopbl.stiand unbuttered bread Is also not fried or scrambled. Eggs cated reducer. "Conalder the Marllnl. It The Rev. Hinzman invites everyone to attend lbl.s bl.storic occasion in tbe Ufe of the United Methodlal cirurcb in Mason. On July 15, 1970, Charge Conferences were held under thedirecUon Of the Rev. Connie Dickens, District Superin· tendon! of the Huntington District, to consider a plan of union, as presented by a joint Task Force on Church Union. After due consideration was given by each Charge Con· Iorence, the Pian of Union was unanimously adopted. This prepared the way for the Plan of Unio~ to be presented to each congregation for their con sideratlon. A congregational meeting was announced for July 26, in Agnew Ignored by ThMi Newspapers "·DEAR PO.LLY-1 shine alld buU my ahoes each morning ."Wjtliout getting polish on my banda. I use a soft quilted pot "liiil4er, tbe glove kind. It caolbe roew or .used. Just wash It . 811d It gives a fine shine and firm control.-SHARON ' 1 ~- "l'iii-~ ~boy """H~ GIIIIJ .. Aa lor the ·centi;i:!lleipu li ~~ ~- · ;#· ' I~ GAY~J 't.tAdiH)x • HE.( F09d and ~lilotri' ti.in C....,it' -.. \~ ~ fJ . '• n '-J. U:!..W ~(il g r,n •Jh ' . . keeping with the Disciplinary procedure of tbe United Methodlsl Church that a congregational meeting must be rumounced at least 10 days before such a meeting can take place . . At this time, each congregation was presented the Pian of Union h)' tbe psslor. After due consideration was given to it by each church, the Pian of Union was unanimously adopted hy the congregations. After the official adoption ol the Plan of Union, a date which is Sunday for a Service of Union was agreed upon. The union of the two churches brought into being a new church, to be ilnown as the Mason United Methodist Church. !leiiiJ!IIui dlomands she will cherish forever~ TAWNEY JEWELERS ~ Stc:ontl Aft. Galllpoll,, 0111o l.~ n1 bn• ~~~l'B ' ·u· . ~~;l;.l,~t~:,:~;f :E:.f ..... ,, >JIIANGKOK (UP!) - Thai in Englllh. r.ew..,...... Saturdsy impnMd ftlqst Pf the Th~ lang)oage almost total blackout 011 news ol newspapers omitted coverage the visit of Vice Presldenl Spiro Of the Agnew vlalt. , T. Agnew. The papers were protesting the government's refusal to modify touglo new' RUMMAGE SALE IOIIillatlontoregulatetbepress. PT. PLEASANT - Point Four hundred journalists Pleasant Woman's Club will throughout Thailand hold a rummage sate Fridays un8111mously llp(li'Ovod a plan to and Saturdsya, Sept. 4and 5 and ab8taln from pulilahing news Sept. II and 12 in the Rardin concerned with Agnew's visit. Building on ·Main Street. The Bangkok World,- while Members having rurouoage are oppollln3 the press blll, rovered asked to call Mrs. C. H. Fisher, the Agnew villi but lbe Bangkok 6'15-4351 or Mrs. Charles Cottrill Poatdidnoi.They areptjlllsbed lm-1385. KNIT Jl WE'RE OPEN FOR FAll SHOE-BIZ SYMPHONY IIIMPORTAIICE TO ntE ~ 1011, ~-Oil WISH m10t0R. , • DINNER and COCKTAILS. · . . ' In The Collil•~•• AtiiiOspbere Of WEUSlON'f Butt~ I Knit fas~ns the highly· ·• versatile jacke~ dr~With ·spartwe (lair. A ~ealth ot·Uj!Jit seams, the .dash · ·~ �l ...l. 'l'blihldv'l'bllll·llelilllel;llllllfl1. AuP 10, :ea~i~ipation· J • • • • •\ im ' se.tondHeard in , ~~ Mr,: ~~ . IJ)IIIe • . •IMl daUii!lerl, SIIII'CII and Blr• , bara, and sop, Brian. ol Columbui were pe~ll Ill tile home . o1 111e1r aqnt, ·Mr-. .J. · · ~: Neal, .. Stile Slreei/ , during tile pol wtiek.. · ' • · Recently at !he • o1 Mr; an~ Mn. BradY Sblw of Patt4r ·an lee' cream supper wu 'beld honoring Mr: and Mtl. QW-Iel Shaw .ol Loll AJWelal, Cllll. Alilmdlns were Mt. and Mn. William Sblw and famlly cl GalllpoUs, Mr. and Mn. ~ · Shaw and faml1y oi'PIIrter, and Mr. and Mn. Tom Banka and family of Vinton. Mrs. Earl (Vada) Mayo aucceisfully completed tbe State Board eliiJIIInalloo for Licensed Pracllcal Nur1e1 and received her LPN license. altar was two· seven lind baaltets flowers. and · MiSs Wilma Kay Schlup ENGAGED- Mr. IIIII Mra. blue lace cblng corsages daJaiM•. ... ,.. ·. '.,( .. ," . • . . Ylce ~~·· . i ll,!ld . . !lli"dDer. Ben Rupe,11<1 ~· •,. Mn. ~. ~ was "-~for ~· meelinl which . pned wlllllllllililnl. W1lat A .l ''· frlebd We Ha"' lli.JIIlll. The ., . Uwd'a Prayer waiprayed and . ·...-.. Dale Mulford read p~:l.i~~ 18. '0 1 ' •' • '""' prepa$4 tbe · Ill t-.milstltif'l from tiJI last . ~!Of Jpeht!a Jnd an FolloWIDc 1be receptloll .... oflbe !.c.ORMI:a crrt BCHOOL superintendent Manbll1 BoQa (!IIIW ..,..mllall!nt of '!VubinlloD Court ~ city amoola) a.lt,ua a clfllll1D8 fn1n Qle NewHientlDel of Ft. W11J18, Ind. ft toa,cema I GAllS gradulte, Dr..Jdm R. 'lbomai, IIOil of Dr. and ~ H. B. ThomU. '!'hi!.~ Dr. Tboml8 wu a 1111118011 1D .l!l!;t:a&lhe ·fl!'lt iillcro.ugeey openllons lnVolviDg mldcDe ear .~ 11 the Lulberao HDIPitallllere. .Now gtt'tlu: lbe operaiiCII wu done ill a cavity ollhe bead wllleb 1felllld bold no more than FIVE DROPS of Ould, a ~ lmpoutble without ml=oooplc aids. Tbe let,1bnlqUe, crlglnatod 1D France, has beeD under de~ I . than live yean, The ll1CCIIl8fu1 lrlnlp)ant flll!orea the mldd1ll ear, where Vlbrllklna are transmitted to tbe uem centtn of tile 1Dner w. . .;. \. !n . ! ·;:'fft' " \'!~JIJiJiil'rf*w•Pt, l:'le ' tfie·G • ' .DOl!ari'tthit electric 1 ,_. ;~;t;;:;'~~~·;::,::e .. ~ _.. M ,._, d..,.._ ~~· --'~~ Pf. P'-e•nt uaa vltfd)lielure? : · r,·p •mn. "~ ~ ·aa .~ ., ., .. . ., In 111112 Herman Goering, . often refer:r~ to as "No. 2 Preas lldallilu..I Nazi," was elected President of 1 ByUIIIed Today ill Sunda)', Auc. 30: lbe· the German Relcbatsg. 1 I Mid day cl JJ7o with 128 to In 19115 Caaey Stengel steppeCI 1 tol)ow. · · aut cl bdolialt after a Tile moon Ia bjl~-. lllllut leaaue cateef of more tban r 1 1 iiDarl« and- pbliie, decides 111 be reUred u 1 1be ~ are Mara ,~nager of !!le New York . lilt!i. 1 and ~~;.:1~ ): ,1 , . . 'ftleev~' , A 11louc1JIIor the day: Mu fJ, Ve111111111tll'. . .: ~ ·. ' ·iiuulwn Aid, "I don't lmlrir On this day ill~: - WJi)> II II 11'• ani In such a In 30 B.C., !l«!PPtra Ctimmlt- ~ to get up wban WI! fall ted suicide by jlermllllng a ilown. You might think we anate to bile' her. would lie the~ and rest In 1780 traitor Beiledlct awhile." 1 mat •!an !11'11'"'"* . _.,.,., .. .. - -'1: ·~·!:: ,V 11' ' d .a•M b11< .'Jif. ••_.t;i;i:j~"Jt'.' boil . '' ., :·t ..·' • A C4mmlinlm, hfi'N':",.~ Splrell Look Up, rr.;:-~ ,. .l , ' Coming . . £vents ibNDAY PATRioT Grange regular meeting. Potluck refreshmenta. PILCJrUUIED MERIDIAN, Mlas (OPI)- A WJ$EMAN Family Reunion at =~::r~o:a~. Ctlnnlunlty Hall, Rio Grande. tor were killed Thursday night ~~ dinner at · ntl-ADVISORY noon. when their T38 trainer crashed Council 12:30 near here. p, •m. at tbe W:oods cabin. ,· SCOTCH Foursome 2 p.m. Potluck dinner. . 'TUESDAY WA'YSII;IE Cardell Club will meet tbe Qlesblre 8eptisl Marine 2nd Lt. Robert T. Brown, Maple Helghta, Ohio, and hil instrw:tor, Capt. James M. Larken m, .Monroe, La., were making a praellce instrument approach landing . the crasb oceurred. • -·rtlf'l! " . . . ' ..... ; ... Birth of Cb•"ld ~- ~-'"" ··rrt .1'l~'l -~J~roorlT ~··i\ 1 VV . ' ,, . ·-~ ' \ -.t:nJIU:i "14 JJl tvunx. '(tturh.. ~ el'lll t'll P,(j " J ~.., .t· •r •,t! -~ ·, .. ,. '' '. ' ' 't• , ' I ' GALUPOIJS-Mr.'IDdMn. Ronald 0. Baird of In· dlanapolls, Ind., are an· nounclng the birth of ·a daughter Aug. 20, 'lbe baby weiahed live pounde, 12 OIDlCII and ~ been named Veroqica ' .... '. •I' ' ' • ' Lynn. ' Mstel1ill grandparents are Mr: anaMrS: Helii'JHu!dlinlon of Fttehold, N. 1. Patemat 1!:8~1\~P~Hnts' are~. and'Mrl. Glenullmd, Oalllpi>lls. . ·:-..: .. ' ' J A . :."' l • <~ ~· •. I I ' " I• </. . ;, ·:. " ·;~-. ~-. ~\- The swell 1bark Is Ulllque in that It lays rectangular eggs. va.' ·:· '. J- ., ... ... . ;. '• wea·r..themi ny·place you'd wear shoe11. High-rising ankle boot handsomely detailed of soft supple leather, with the added finesse :.of a leat'\_er-covered buckle. Brown, · . ' _,. ' ',I '" . ' ' ,. i _'\'' ':"S;·,·;;.r .. "'. ' --~. --~, '• ' .. 1 ,, •"· ' .. , ..• .. .) ' I ~· . ' ' Arnrt at Ft. Mytr, VIrginia. UIOVI'IIIbet 7 wedding ill planiled. ·0. S. Thorne Reunion Held IUO GRANDE - The first "famllyreunlon"olthelateMr. and Mn. A. W. Thorne, Rio Grarlde, was held at Lake Atwood Lodge, near New Pblladelphil. There are eleven children in thefamllyandsll were present: Ada, Everett, Minor, Goldie, Ernest, Edna, Merch, Hubert, King, Fred and Ruth. Dinner was served the lodge to the following 84 persons who attend: , Those from Akron were Mr. and Mrs. Minor Thome, Mr. and Mrs. Richard Heltzel, Mr. and Mn. Jack Thorne and Ronnie, the Rev. and Mrs. Charles Evans, Everett Thome and his son William from California, Mr. and Mn. Paul Pbllllpa, . Amanda, Elaine, Carrie ind Faye, Mr. and Mrs. Mrs. Ernest Thorne, Mr. and Mrs. Herman Lynch and Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Davis. From Zanesville: Mr. and Mn. George Ropeter and Mr. andMrs. RicbardCoffee,Amy, Kelly and Peggy. From Columbus: Mn. Ada Fox, Mrs. Agatha Pbllllps, Mr. and Mrs. Wallsce Fox, Mr. and Mrs. Delbert Davill, Karen and Scott,. Mr. and Mrs. WWI&DI Morb1t2er, Mary, Marsha, MatthewandBIDy,andMr. and Mrs. Morg/111 Copley, Todd and Mark. From Pennsylvania: Mr. and Mrs. King Thorne, Mr. and Mrs. David Thorne and three children, Mr. and Mrs. Bing Thorne, Mr. and Mrs. George Steiner and Aaron, and Mr. and Mrs. Roosld Dully and carrie. From Ftorl!fa: Fred Thorne. From Athens: Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Perry Mr and Mn William WUJard a.Mi Melllsa: and Mr. Wealey Gray. From Cuyohoga •'alls: Mr. and Mrs. Glellll Daniels. '~ . ' ' GAUJPOIJS - Dr. Leiter L. Roush has returned from a week's vacation In Datona Beach. Wblle there he attended the wedding of hil granda!MI, Gary Moore Roush, son of Edwin L. lind Msrcla Moore Roush of Ormond Beach. Rehearsal and rehearaal dinner was Friday night, Auc. 21 and the ceremony was in 'lbe First Methodillt Qlurch of Ormond Beach, Saturday .evening, August 22. II wss attended by 140invlled guests. A reception was held at the Sheraton Hotel in Datona Besch. The family had Uved for manyyearslnColumbus.Many of their relatives from Columbus and other psrla of Ohio and New York attended. The bride wss Jayne Ferris of Datona Beach. Gary ill a college simior ; their friendship having exlendedfromhighschooldays. She is an employe of the University of Florida at Tampa. The Roushes . have many relatives and friends In Gallla and Meigs counties. Huntln&WI. Mr.!Wr Is. gradulle cl HunllqiCIII Hlglll1dloolllnd Is a ll1ldent of Manball tllllwn!ty. Ha II alao employed by Herlll&e VIII LlDeliJ! llllilllllllon; A January weddiDg Ia pllmled. 4_Gallia Countians Attend OSU Event G•" ..,...LIS _ 'lbe ; .... Naurlne M~-•-•, ......... 1 .....-v ,_ •""'""""' - - · annual "Car:llpwl Days for Director, Home Ecooom~~. W-"-beld Aug. 18~1, HlgbUabl of the confereace 211,atOblo9tateUnlvenlty. TDe wu tile banqoet Cll Allll· It It theme b' tile allferellce WU the Oblo Union for ovw JliO ''KIIow Your Polenllal" and tbe bomemaken and lnvltecl pe8la participants wn wek:omed by with Dr. lAlla Lund, cllredor, Mill Mabel Sarballllt, School of lbne Ecooomlcl, Allndale State Leacter of tbe OSO, U peel apeaker. Her talk Homo Economlcl Ellleoalon was Ulled, "Me, My8eif lind I" Faculty of the Ohio State and was an out....achlng Onlvenlty. chsllenge to Ill as we enter tbe The opening progJIIII · wu Seventies. beld 1D IDtdlcock Auditorium, Detailed reports fnlm thlo OSO, aad Mn. N;ple lklrden, conference will be giYIII at lbe State Qlirenlhlp Olainnan, led Sept. 9 meeting ol tbe GaUla 01. 404 Second Ave• the assembly In tbe Pledge of Eztensio11 HrmenuWn at tbe ~'red A1Jeg1ance to the Flag and gave Grace United Methodlll GalllpOIIi, Cillo '.!' "Mr«n~~~ts for Inspiration.'! Olurch. 1\T Attending frr«n GaUla ~ty ~~!!!! OCUI J 10tes were Mrs. Wilbur Dennja, .---~------==""' Men:.h'lilor!leandVIc~e, Lorte president of Ganta Count)' apil~:~ <&~:· Mn Sun•y School at~ E:atriiCIIl HoJMnUen; ~· ~~llr!Jl!.~ . ell:, and August 24 ~ 51. 'lbe 'W~ t ' qey, . - . 3!lian Mr.li!lli. Mn~ tfon Lu!Wt and was tlUli. Worsblp services l,fp • liiii!·Mn. Nyle Bcrilll, Pll'nieLi'a)lil' i!itie. ··• wereheldatlla.m. with<lla~. ~. ..... ..... . FromJUo Grande: Mr~ and D. Woode, layleader, and an Each participant selected attendance of 10. three cl• of ber c:holee from Worship services were held a pre-re1lstratlon llat. The ... - - - - - . - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - , Sunday evening at 7:45 with the JII"OtJI'IDII and claases were 1 Rev. Lavender bringing the conducted In classroomll Clll tbe 1 I 1, message on the "Marriage osu campna and laulht b)' Feast at Calla"- John 2:1·11. outstandlnll facull)' members and spec1a1llta of OSO. 1 The attendance was 25. I 1 Ashower and reception will be 'lbtn were :Mil regilltered By Helen Bottel held In the church baaement 00 p&rtlelpanla lind thlo lll8fked ......u &.m ,;;,.,..,.."CE -··--......... he. 15. •--'oot. Monday evening, Aucust 31 at the 15th ysor for CamJl'IS Days """""""'~ 7:45 for the Rev. and Mn. for women which was fot!IMI"Iy Dear Heten: ' He. wears a suit only for wed- Randy Lavender, recent known u lloll'fl!lakers !llorl· Could you please repeat the dings and funerals and con- newlyweds. A potluck supper course. ·~~ Is a ~ge Boy," slden them eqll&lly revolUng. will be se<'Ved. Everyooe 1s Recelvln& recognition for .whlcb ooe of your daugbten He spenda his summer welcome. attendaace were five wrote'. laat year? Thaidl you.- IJI"owlng two InChes of hair The women's Society of homemllken with II yeara OS ' around the neckline and an Christian Service held its atteildance; nine for 10 years Dear Us: Indefinite number of hairs on r•gular meeting on Tuel!day attendance; and seYIII far Bve When reque~ll for a repeat go hil chin, all of wblcb are evening, August II at the home years allandance. Each wu over ftfty~ It's lime to cmnply. removed on parental reque~t of Nellie Parker with an at· atven an engraved s11- tray Fcrllnrilli: ' when be plill '"' his aboes and lel)dance of nine. and a cerUflcate by Mrs. . 111111! starts back to school. The meeting was In charge of (WflhpolollestoAJleoBeckl A teenase boy can be found Mn. Parker, president, and Between lbe ~- of almost anywhere, doing alm..t opened with prayer by Ftorence use the old lioou fer at least one childhood and the respon- nothing. He may hustle a few Spencer, fnllowed by group mere meeting. slbllllias of fatherbood, after bucks In a pool ball, try to pick singing of "When the Millis llola Taylor prell!llted lbe UttleLeagueandbefore~e Up dales on ¥aiD S1reet; be Ha'lt Rolled Aw.ay.'' following pro1ram: b)'IIIJI, DrOilssta. WEi find a ~, 'may be ad)isting a faulty Five sick and shut-in ra11a "Have Thine Own Way Lord," =~~ creature call!Kl· a In hil. b1JC1Y, were reported by lbose present. scripture reading by Oale ' r·a••'-• tbe ...... ·-tor Follrod·, "Supper- tbe Farm" : ··""'"' 'Q' ,.:: >,. · "·-, •elalin and van1lla sales -· ·~p varl0111 IIIIa, · , He desplaes bl)qlework, · - !...........o from "The Dedsfon", a Bill)' lind tile ·1\ouaework, llld work In general ~ ~.;. was held Cll Grshalll publlcatiCII, was read he's havln.,, tun. He whether to order the new by Osle Follrod, June Sleama, be1nJ In before mid· program books before Sep- Florence Spencer. Thelma He dreads i:Uir!cd!MIS !ember and It wu decided to llender1011 and Alma Swarlli. A hales authority. However, cloelng prayer was by Mtl. . . 11bs girls, p;.,.,and IOlla; Taylar. enJoys lbe drags, wtpfng with blade, five em openera, a )~Mn~ . ~·~~111!1----. and tbe gang;·, ~ loves greasy rag, a bottle cl af. I . . friend, wheli.·be's with tarshave, two maps of San t"rancceco, an old centerfold k .. iont•· a teeoa~e boi cou!CIIIta tur-rut, a flashlfghl, a df,ct of card, .:a drlnr's nWIIe o;anls, IR addrels boc!k; ¥Iii!'· and Bve halr rlbb4!111 (frr«n nrloaJ five girls dales), an4' 1111 wetk'l receipts, a hcinework • llllledule, 100 W.din8 A teill!ICt )loy Is vtewtci bOJ. til an djf!erenllj' bi dilrerent peqple; Ibis His la~r. calls him one ~naponslble and lazy} )Ill,, ~ '· >·, Ol!'POriUon: DcDa1d Ave., RuniiiW!oD, w. V1 • IIIlA Flaber II I 1117 ·p'llilaate of Gdla Ae8dem1 Hlgll School and 1 ilil pduate'cl St. Mary'a Scbool for certified labaratory lllllllanl and Ia employed at fl . ....,•• Hoapllal, PAUL DAVIES JEWELERS AI S •l n I .-...... v......... ·-·-· ....... ...... I ,,.\ . ·136~Tt:() ,~,: Schi·;·Jr. of erlPIItment ' of their , lllujll)er 'lil1!lll, Kay to Hoyt Victor MulllDa, Jr., lOll of Mr. IDd Mn. J1of1 Vlctor M11111na, Sr., of GaWpoila. ·. · · . Mill Scbhip attended Shenandoah Ollleie '"*er Va; arid Is employed by 'ftle MITRE li'~~Lean' . · lief fjance 11 1 graduate o1 (lllo UDIVtl'llty and baS ·~... Iwo:reanservtceln'IlleOidGuardofthe •-·~ ...,....,CIIDJI....... I _,_ ~. l..allir A. VJe!m, VlralnJa, 111110111ce the ENGAGI!:IIENT ANNOUNCED -Mr. llld Mn. Sleele F1shtr, 80ll FCIUrlb Ave., aellliiOIIIIdDII tile tlpPIDOIII of lbelr dauebter' Melanie • • to Cllarlea Freclel'lck Ifllrr.... of Mil. Francia HaT llld !be late R. Olylel Ifllrr of 216'7 HeIen He1p Us I .i \ f4$1iiV.~: I~ •j " .. . '· ' ,;\:' ,.( !" ' . '·~- .· '\ . ' ., '{ An\old promised the British be Bairds Announce 1 ~ .. ' I ,, .....) ' .. . . ,palernal grandparenlllllre.Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Vanco. WOtlld surrender the American for:l at West Point. .. .. I !.AirncriaaeToday' 1 ·· · • ~ . , . :followed. , by Mrs. Fred~ Escept Ye Die by MrS.~ Rupe; Oloose Ufe by Miss MoWe Johnson; Happl~e.- by, Mrs. Dale Mul.fo.~d; ·Truly Guest Treaaurea, by Mrs. Hortle Roush. Mrs. ~ .conducted Bible qujzes with Mrs. Georse GardnerandMn. LeC11a ...._ winning prizes. ..,..._ Mrs. Dale Mullord, vice president, conducted the buslneas meeUng. Qulll, rue and appl~ butter 11f0jects were planned fot the fall meelinp. The h..tess lllfVed . refreshments lo lMIIibtrs and guest Greg Mulford. The ne1t meeUng will be WiUI Mn. Ben Rupe IMI' September 30. 11IUIISD.&Y GOr IIOMlmUNG ELSE mlghl)' IDterestlng In the mall thlo ftell. II bmll'fel I camputer.progl"ammed Way to help d lncmle IJ'O•IollnaaooeilllliD)'wlthfn lbefr food bl.ldsets. I'm fortball Con•IIIMn would list the number ol adults, lbe numbr and IPioftbelrclllldrenandtlleiiiiOIIIIoftbelr~fGOtlbulllet. · Vancos Announce '11len the C0J1!Pi!1er would select a menu petsona1iled lt!f tbe Ill· 119idull flmllt; n•s•to be called, "We'll ""lp Y911111.ake Ii." I Birtl.l of Son uel,thope lbil1· ~· I'm going to be Clle of tbe fJrll to 8U a BIDWELL _ Mr. and Mn. coupa~~. 'lbtf ~ tie avaDabte everywhere . , 1000. - -svanco of ru . 7., 81"-·n ........ u"" , · · announce the birth of a SIMI at IL\1'1'111: lll'i8DoN BAS given me a gold Dilne. Well, not Holzer Medical Center, ·First reelly, but a1malt u good. She bas let me have accea to a 189'1 Avenue, on August 'II. : ~ dhectilrJ of PL Plelllant, 1D enellent condition. 'lbe baby weighed 8 pounds Bin Is u nempte of the 1IU1e goodies In Mn. llonlon'a and 3 ounce~~ and bas been ~: '!be PL ~.liS !JIMIM', Cbarlle Stome, fiiD!l ~ ~~E~ene v~ Gary .Roush Is Married • In Florida Melanie Ann fiSher · ' ' ) . t=OI) WHY TAKE LESS THAN ~ ;·la~~~t~~~ 11\eais ~~a. f~ hln!; blm "n a day; hil kid , him' lind feeds !iralllea: !dollies blm; hi$ .... and other Clrll Re - !ian diad . :u. · Thlt Terri is natural elegance, o.caot to take you through the dcly-froln morlteling Ia dining out · · ~ithaut ·a second . al ~ . ::·.l'~e~f~l:~:~. !~~,;·~~~~;r•~• ~)U~ie;bfiQI!fed �l ...l. 'l'blihldv'l'bllll·llelilllel;llllllfl1. AuP 10, :ea~i~ipation· J • • • • •\ im ' se.tondHeard in , ~~ Mr,: ~~ . IJ)IIIe • . •IMl daUii!lerl, SIIII'CII and Blr• , bara, and sop, Brian. ol Columbui were pe~ll Ill tile home . o1 111e1r aqnt, ·Mr-. .J. · · ~: Neal, .. Stile Slreei/ , during tile pol wtiek.. · ' • · Recently at !he • o1 Mr; an~ Mn. BradY Sblw of Patt4r ·an lee' cream supper wu 'beld honoring Mr: and Mtl. QW-Iel Shaw .ol Loll AJWelal, Cllll. Alilmdlns were Mt. and Mn. William Sblw and famlly cl GalllpoUs, Mr. and Mn. ~ · Shaw and faml1y oi'PIIrter, and Mr. and Mn. Tom Banka and family of Vinton. Mrs. Earl (Vada) Mayo aucceisfully completed tbe State Board eliiJIIInalloo for Licensed Pracllcal Nur1e1 and received her LPN license. altar was two· seven lind baaltets flowers. and · MiSs Wilma Kay Schlup ENGAGED- Mr. IIIII Mra. blue lace cblng corsages daJaiM•. ... ,.. ·. '.,( .. ," . • . . Ylce ~~·· . i ll,!ld . . !lli"dDer. Ben Rupe,11<1 ~· •,. Mn. ~. ~ was "-~for ~· meelinl which . pned wlllllllllililnl. W1lat A .l ''· frlebd We Ha"' lli.JIIlll. The ., . Uwd'a Prayer waiprayed and . ·...-.. Dale Mulford read p~:l.i~~ 18. '0 1 ' •' • '""' prepa$4 tbe · Ill t-.milstltif'l from tiJI last . ~!Of Jpeht!a Jnd an FolloWIDc 1be receptloll .... oflbe !.c.ORMI:a crrt BCHOOL superintendent Manbll1 BoQa (!IIIW ..,..mllall!nt of '!VubinlloD Court ~ city amoola) a.lt,ua a clfllll1D8 fn1n Qle NewHientlDel of Ft. W11J18, Ind. ft toa,cema I GAllS gradulte, Dr..Jdm R. 'lbomai, IIOil of Dr. and ~ H. B. ThomU. '!'hi!.~ Dr. Tboml8 wu a 1111118011 1D .l!l!;t:a&lhe ·fl!'lt iillcro.ugeey openllons lnVolviDg mldcDe ear .~ 11 the Lulberao HDIPitallllere. .Now gtt'tlu: lbe operaiiCII wu done ill a cavity ollhe bead wllleb 1felllld bold no more than FIVE DROPS of Ould, a ~ lmpoutble without ml=oooplc aids. Tbe let,1bnlqUe, crlglnatod 1D France, has beeD under de~ I . than live yean, The ll1CCIIl8fu1 lrlnlp)ant flll!orea the mldd1ll ear, where Vlbrllklna are transmitted to tbe uem centtn of tile 1Dner w. . .;. \. !n . ! ·;:'fft' " \'!~JIJiJiil'rf*w•Pt, l:'le ' tfie·G • ' .DOl!ari'tthit electric 1 ,_. ;~;t;;:;'~~~·;::,::e .. ~ _.. M ,._, d..,.._ ~~· --'~~ Pf. P'-e•nt uaa vltfd)lielure? : · r,·p •mn. "~ ~ ·aa .~ ., ., .. . ., In 111112 Herman Goering, . often refer:r~ to as "No. 2 Preas lldallilu..I Nazi," was elected President of 1 ByUIIIed Today ill Sunda)', Auc. 30: lbe· the German Relcbatsg. 1 I Mid day cl JJ7o with 128 to In 19115 Caaey Stengel steppeCI 1 tol)ow. · · aut cl bdolialt after a Tile moon Ia bjl~-. lllllut leaaue cateef of more tban r 1 1 iiDarl« and- pbliie, decides 111 be reUred u 1 1be ~ are Mara ,~nager of !!le New York . lilt!i. 1 and ~~;.:1~ ): ,1 , . . 'ftleev~' , A 11louc1JIIor the day: Mu fJ, Ve111111111tll'. . .: ~ ·. ' ·iiuulwn Aid, "I don't lmlrir On this day ill~: - WJi)> II II 11'• ani In such a In 30 B.C., !l«!PPtra Ctimmlt- ~ to get up wban WI! fall ted suicide by jlermllllng a ilown. You might think we anate to bile' her. would lie the~ and rest In 1780 traitor Beiledlct awhile." 1 mat •!an !11'11'"'"* . _.,.,., .. .. - -'1: ·~·!:: ,V 11' ' d .a•M b11< .'Jif. ••_.t;i;i:j~"Jt'.' boil . '' ., :·t ..·' • A C4mmlinlm, hfi'N':",.~ Splrell Look Up, rr.;:-~ ,. .l , ' Coming . . £vents ibNDAY PATRioT Grange regular meeting. Potluck refreshmenta. PILCJrUUIED MERIDIAN, Mlas (OPI)- A WJ$EMAN Family Reunion at =~::r~o:a~. Ctlnnlunlty Hall, Rio Grande. tor were killed Thursday night ~~ dinner at · ntl-ADVISORY noon. when their T38 trainer crashed Council 12:30 near here. p, •m. at tbe W:oods cabin. ,· SCOTCH Foursome 2 p.m. Potluck dinner. . 'TUESDAY WA'YSII;IE Cardell Club will meet tbe Qlesblre 8eptisl Marine 2nd Lt. Robert T. Brown, Maple Helghta, Ohio, and hil instrw:tor, Capt. James M. Larken m, .Monroe, La., were making a praellce instrument approach landing . the crasb oceurred. • -·rtlf'l! " . . . ' ..... ; ... Birth of Cb•"ld ~- ~-'"" ··rrt .1'l~'l -~J~roorlT ~··i\ 1 VV . ' ,, . ·-~ ' \ -.t:nJIU:i "14 JJl tvunx. '(tturh.. ~ el'lll t'll P,(j " J ~.., .t· •r •,t! -~ ·, .. ,. '' '. ' ' 't• , ' I ' GALUPOIJS-Mr.'IDdMn. Ronald 0. Baird of In· dlanapolls, Ind., are an· nounclng the birth of ·a daughter Aug. 20, 'lbe baby weiahed live pounde, 12 OIDlCII and ~ been named Veroqica ' .... '. •I' ' ' • ' Lynn. ' Mstel1ill grandparents are Mr: anaMrS: Helii'JHu!dlinlon of Fttehold, N. 1. Patemat 1!:8~1\~P~Hnts' are~. and'Mrl. Glenullmd, Oalllpi>lls. . ·:-..: .. ' ' J A . :."' l • <~ ~· •. I I ' " I• </. . ;, ·:. " ·;~-. ~-. ~\- The swell 1bark Is Ulllque in that It lays rectangular eggs. va.' ·:· '. J- ., ... ... . ;. '• wea·r..themi ny·place you'd wear shoe11. High-rising ankle boot handsomely detailed of soft supple leather, with the added finesse :.of a leat'\_er-covered buckle. Brown, · . ' _,. ' ',I '" . ' ' ,. i _'\'' ':"S;·,·;;.r .. "'. ' --~. --~, '• ' .. 1 ,, •"· ' .. , ..• .. .) ' I ~· . ' ' Arnrt at Ft. Mytr, VIrginia. UIOVI'IIIbet 7 wedding ill planiled. ·0. S. Thorne Reunion Held IUO GRANDE - The first "famllyreunlon"olthelateMr. and Mn. A. W. Thorne, Rio Grarlde, was held at Lake Atwood Lodge, near New Pblladelphil. There are eleven children in thefamllyandsll were present: Ada, Everett, Minor, Goldie, Ernest, Edna, Merch, Hubert, King, Fred and Ruth. Dinner was served the lodge to the following 84 persons who attend: , Those from Akron were Mr. and Mrs. Minor Thome, Mr. and Mrs. Richard Heltzel, Mr. and Mn. Jack Thorne and Ronnie, the Rev. and Mrs. Charles Evans, Everett Thome and his son William from California, Mr. and Mn. Paul Pbllllpa, . Amanda, Elaine, Carrie ind Faye, Mr. and Mrs. Mrs. Ernest Thorne, Mr. and Mrs. Herman Lynch and Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Davis. From Zanesville: Mr. and Mn. George Ropeter and Mr. andMrs. RicbardCoffee,Amy, Kelly and Peggy. From Columbus: Mn. Ada Fox, Mrs. Agatha Pbllllps, Mr. and Mrs. Wallsce Fox, Mr. and Mrs. Delbert Davill, Karen and Scott,. Mr. and Mrs. WWI&DI Morb1t2er, Mary, Marsha, MatthewandBIDy,andMr. and Mrs. Morg/111 Copley, Todd and Mark. From Pennsylvania: Mr. and Mrs. King Thorne, Mr. and Mrs. David Thorne and three children, Mr. and Mrs. Bing Thorne, Mr. and Mrs. George Steiner and Aaron, and Mr. and Mrs. Roosld Dully and carrie. From Ftorl!fa: Fred Thorne. From Athens: Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Perry Mr and Mn William WUJard a.Mi Melllsa: and Mr. Wealey Gray. From Cuyohoga •'alls: Mr. and Mrs. Glellll Daniels. '~ . ' ' GAUJPOIJS - Dr. Leiter L. Roush has returned from a week's vacation In Datona Beach. Wblle there he attended the wedding of hil granda!MI, Gary Moore Roush, son of Edwin L. lind Msrcla Moore Roush of Ormond Beach. Rehearsal and rehearaal dinner was Friday night, Auc. 21 and the ceremony was in 'lbe First Methodillt Qlurch of Ormond Beach, Saturday .evening, August 22. II wss attended by 140invlled guests. A reception was held at the Sheraton Hotel in Datona Besch. The family had Uved for manyyearslnColumbus.Many of their relatives from Columbus and other psrla of Ohio and New York attended. The bride wss Jayne Ferris of Datona Beach. Gary ill a college simior ; their friendship having exlendedfromhighschooldays. She is an employe of the University of Florida at Tampa. The Roushes . have many relatives and friends In Gallla and Meigs counties. Huntln&WI. Mr.!Wr Is. gradulle cl HunllqiCIII Hlglll1dloolllnd Is a ll1ldent of Manball tllllwn!ty. Ha II alao employed by Herlll&e VIII LlDeliJ! llllilllllllon; A January weddiDg Ia pllmled. 4_Gallia Countians Attend OSU Event G•" ..,...LIS _ 'lbe ; .... Naurlne M~-•-•, ......... 1 .....-v ,_ •""'""""' - - · annual "Car:llpwl Days for Director, Home Ecooom~~. W-"-beld Aug. 18~1, HlgbUabl of the confereace 211,atOblo9tateUnlvenlty. TDe wu tile banqoet Cll Allll· It It theme b' tile allferellce WU the Oblo Union for ovw JliO ''KIIow Your Polenllal" and tbe bomemaken and lnvltecl pe8la participants wn wek:omed by with Dr. lAlla Lund, cllredor, Mill Mabel Sarballllt, School of lbne Ecooomlcl, Allndale State Leacter of tbe OSO, U peel apeaker. Her talk Homo Economlcl Ellleoalon was Ulled, "Me, My8eif lind I" Faculty of the Ohio State and was an out....achlng Onlvenlty. chsllenge to Ill as we enter tbe The opening progJIIII · wu Seventies. beld 1D IDtdlcock Auditorium, Detailed reports fnlm thlo OSO, aad Mn. N;ple lklrden, conference will be giYIII at lbe State Qlirenlhlp Olainnan, led Sept. 9 meeting ol tbe GaUla 01. 404 Second Ave• the assembly In tbe Pledge of Eztensio11 HrmenuWn at tbe ~'red A1Jeg1ance to the Flag and gave Grace United Methodlll GalllpOIIi, Cillo '.!' "Mr«n~~~ts for Inspiration.'! Olurch. 1\T Attending frr«n GaUla ~ty ~~!!!! OCUI J 10tes were Mrs. Wilbur Dennja, .---~------==""' Men:.h'lilor!leandVIc~e, Lorte president of Ganta Count)' apil~:~ <&~:· Mn Sun•y School at~ E:atriiCIIl HoJMnUen; ~· ~~llr!Jl!.~ . ell:, and August 24 ~ 51. 'lbe 'W~ t ' qey, . - . 3!lian Mr.li!lli. Mn~ tfon Lu!Wt and was tlUli. Worsblp services l,fp • liiii!·Mn. Nyle Bcrilll, Pll'nieLi'a)lil' i!itie. ··• wereheldatlla.m. with<lla~. ~. ..... ..... . FromJUo Grande: Mr~ and D. Woode, layleader, and an Each participant selected attendance of 10. three cl• of ber c:holee from Worship services were held a pre-re1lstratlon llat. The ... - - - - - . - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - , Sunday evening at 7:45 with the JII"OtJI'IDII and claases were 1 Rev. Lavender bringing the conducted In classroomll Clll tbe 1 I 1, message on the "Marriage osu campna and laulht b)' Feast at Calla"- John 2:1·11. outstandlnll facull)' members and spec1a1llta of OSO. 1 The attendance was 25. I 1 Ashower and reception will be 'lbtn were :Mil regilltered By Helen Bottel held In the church baaement 00 p&rtlelpanla lind thlo lll8fked ......u &.m ,;;,.,..,.."CE -··--......... he. 15. •--'oot. Monday evening, Aucust 31 at the 15th ysor for CamJl'IS Days """""""'~ 7:45 for the Rev. and Mn. for women which was fot!IMI"Iy Dear Heten: ' He. wears a suit only for wed- Randy Lavender, recent known u lloll'fl!lakers !llorl· Could you please repeat the dings and funerals and con- newlyweds. A potluck supper course. ·~~ Is a ~ge Boy," slden them eqll&lly revolUng. will be se<'Ved. Everyooe 1s Recelvln& recognition for .whlcb ooe of your daugbten He spenda his summer welcome. attendaace were five wrote'. laat year? Thaidl you.- IJI"owlng two InChes of hair The women's Society of homemllken with II yeara OS ' around the neckline and an Christian Service held its atteildance; nine for 10 years Dear Us: Indefinite number of hairs on r•gular meeting on Tuel!day attendance; and seYIII far Bve When reque~ll for a repeat go hil chin, all of wblcb are evening, August II at the home years allandance. Each wu over ftfty~ It's lime to cmnply. removed on parental reque~t of Nellie Parker with an at· atven an engraved s11- tray Fcrllnrilli: ' when be plill '"' his aboes and lel)dance of nine. and a cerUflcate by Mrs. . 111111! starts back to school. The meeting was In charge of (WflhpolollestoAJleoBeckl A teenase boy can be found Mn. Parker, president, and Between lbe ~- of almost anywhere, doing alm..t opened with prayer by Ftorence use the old lioou fer at least one childhood and the respon- nothing. He may hustle a few Spencer, fnllowed by group mere meeting. slbllllias of fatherbood, after bucks In a pool ball, try to pick singing of "When the Millis llola Taylor prell!llted lbe UttleLeagueandbefore~e Up dales on ¥aiD S1reet; be Ha'lt Rolled Aw.ay.'' following pro1ram: b)'IIIJI, DrOilssta. WEi find a ~, 'may be ad)isting a faulty Five sick and shut-in ra11a "Have Thine Own Way Lord," =~~ creature call!Kl· a In hil. b1JC1Y, were reported by lbose present. scripture reading by Oale ' r·a••'-• tbe ...... ·-tor Follrod·, "Supper- tbe Farm" : ··""'"' 'Q' ,.:: >,. · "·-, •elalin and van1lla sales -· ·~p varl0111 IIIIa, · , He desplaes bl)qlework, · - !...........o from "The Dedsfon", a Bill)' lind tile ·1\ouaework, llld work In general ~ ~.;. was held Cll Grshalll publlcatiCII, was read he's havln.,, tun. He whether to order the new by Osle Follrod, June Sleama, be1nJ In before mid· program books before Sep- Florence Spencer. Thelma He dreads i:Uir!cd!MIS !ember and It wu decided to llender1011 and Alma Swarlli. A hales authority. However, cloelng prayer was by Mtl. . . 11bs girls, p;.,.,and IOlla; Taylar. enJoys lbe drags, wtpfng with blade, five em openera, a )~Mn~ . ~·~~111!1----. and tbe gang;·, ~ loves greasy rag, a bottle cl af. I . . friend, wheli.·be's with tarshave, two maps of San t"rancceco, an old centerfold k .. iont•· a teeoa~e boi cou!CIIIta tur-rut, a flashlfghl, a df,ct of card, .:a drlnr's nWIIe o;anls, IR addrels boc!k; ¥Iii!'· and Bve halr rlbb4!111 (frr«n nrloaJ five girls dales), an4' 1111 wetk'l receipts, a hcinework • llllledule, 100 W.din8 A teill!ICt )loy Is vtewtci bOJ. til an djf!erenllj' bi dilrerent peqple; Ibis His la~r. calls him one ~naponslble and lazy} )Ill,, ~ '· >·, Ol!'POriUon: DcDa1d Ave., RuniiiW!oD, w. V1 • IIIlA Flaber II I 1117 ·p'llilaate of Gdla Ae8dem1 Hlgll School and 1 ilil pduate'cl St. Mary'a Scbool for certified labaratory lllllllanl and Ia employed at fl . ....,•• Hoapllal, PAUL DAVIES JEWELERS AI S •l n I .-...... v......... ·-·-· ....... ...... I ,,.\ . ·136~Tt:() ,~,: Schi·;·Jr. of erlPIItment ' of their , lllujll)er 'lil1!lll, Kay to Hoyt Victor MulllDa, Jr., lOll of Mr. IDd Mn. J1of1 Vlctor M11111na, Sr., of GaWpoila. ·. · · . Mill Scbhip attended Shenandoah Ollleie '"*er Va; arid Is employed by 'ftle MITRE li'~~Lean' . · lief fjance 11 1 graduate o1 (lllo UDIVtl'llty and baS ·~... Iwo:reanservtceln'IlleOidGuardofthe •-·~ ...,....,CIIDJI....... I _,_ ~. l..allir A. VJe!m, VlralnJa, 111110111ce the ENGAGI!:IIENT ANNOUNCED -Mr. llld Mn. Sleele F1shtr, 80ll FCIUrlb Ave., aellliiOIIIIdDII tile tlpPIDOIII of lbelr dauebter' Melanie • • to Cllarlea Freclel'lck Ifllrr.... of Mil. Francia HaT llld !be late R. Olylel Ifllrr of 216'7 HeIen He1p Us I .i \ f4$1iiV.~: I~ •j " .. . '· ' ,;\:' ,.( !" ' . '·~- .· '\ . ' ., '{ An\old promised the British be Bairds Announce 1 ~ .. ' I ,, .....) ' .. . . ,palernal grandparenlllllre.Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Vanco. WOtlld surrender the American for:l at West Point. .. .. I !.AirncriaaeToday' 1 ·· · • ~ . , . :followed. , by Mrs. Fred~ Escept Ye Die by MrS.~ Rupe; Oloose Ufe by Miss MoWe Johnson; Happl~e.- by, Mrs. Dale Mul.fo.~d; ·Truly Guest Treaaurea, by Mrs. Hortle Roush. Mrs. ~ .conducted Bible qujzes with Mrs. Georse GardnerandMn. LeC11a ...._ winning prizes. ..,..._ Mrs. Dale Mullord, vice president, conducted the buslneas meeUng. Qulll, rue and appl~ butter 11f0jects were planned fot the fall meelinp. The h..tess lllfVed . refreshments lo lMIIibtrs and guest Greg Mulford. The ne1t meeUng will be WiUI Mn. Ben Rupe IMI' September 30. 11IUIISD.&Y GOr IIOMlmUNG ELSE mlghl)' IDterestlng In the mall thlo ftell. II bmll'fel I camputer.progl"ammed Way to help d lncmle IJ'O•IollnaaooeilllliD)'wlthfn lbefr food bl.ldsets. I'm fortball Con•IIIMn would list the number ol adults, lbe numbr and IPioftbelrclllldrenandtlleiiiiOIIIIoftbelr~fGOtlbulllet. · Vancos Announce '11len the C0J1!Pi!1er would select a menu petsona1iled lt!f tbe Ill· 119idull flmllt; n•s•to be called, "We'll ""lp Y911111.ake Ii." I Birtl.l of Son uel,thope lbil1· ~· I'm going to be Clle of tbe fJrll to 8U a BIDWELL _ Mr. and Mn. coupa~~. 'lbtf ~ tie avaDabte everywhere . , 1000. - -svanco of ru . 7., 81"-·n ........ u"" , · · announce the birth of a SIMI at IL\1'1'111: lll'i8DoN BAS given me a gold Dilne. Well, not Holzer Medical Center, ·First reelly, but a1malt u good. She bas let me have accea to a 189'1 Avenue, on August 'II. : ~ dhectilrJ of PL Plelllant, 1D enellent condition. 'lbe baby weighed 8 pounds Bin Is u nempte of the 1IU1e goodies In Mn. llonlon'a and 3 ounce~~ and bas been ~: '!be PL ~.liS !JIMIM', Cbarlle Stome, fiiD!l ~ ~~E~ene v~ Gary .Roush Is Married • In Florida Melanie Ann fiSher · ' ' ) . t=OI) WHY TAKE LESS THAN ~ ;·la~~~t~~~ 11\eais ~~a. f~ hln!; blm "n a day; hil kid , him' lind feeds !iralllea: !dollies blm; hi$ .... and other Clrll Re - !ian diad . :u. · Thlt Terri is natural elegance, o.caot to take you through the dcly-froln morlteling Ia dining out · · ~ithaut ·a second . al ~ . ::·.l'~e~f~l:~:~. !~~,;·~~~~;r•~• ~)U~ie;bfiQI!fed �' · · : . ·, ....... ) . ~- t' -.~~ ' ',. ·-fi' . ~ , <. JAMILY PAcK .... r -~ . !A.SLlbED ·POR 9-11. ·M ·t.iED CHOPS .. . • SHOP . ~·.- .,.. ' . CIRCLE. ,(f) HYGRADE CIRCLE (K) . 1 LB. PKG. 7g~ ., 'J _.;.;~- ,. ',(_· ·- ,, LE. .. . : ·.bR HALF ·. j~ • . -:· ..•.., W . H -~ O - ' • ? '. ., ' . J ·. ltJniEIMILK .• . ITS •' ., ' . ~ ' ., ,•.. . ' ... ;. J·,· . - :r"'-'.I PLENTY 4(Jc OF PKG. .FREE PARKING , .. , . t· .. / ,f f :-'· . I ' 1 1 , __1'1ft··-~r , · '· . ,.,. .. . 1,1, . " . " . 1··, '' '' · -i~"'· - ~ l .· . . ~ ' ~· ....·.; ,- ,,'· ••.1., ' ' ' ' r .' ~ : ' •·' . COMPLETE ·• BACK TO SCHOOL 4 :~--~- - ' ' ·. ~ , ' I O<C·\·>,., ; . I ; .: ' .. • I CHARM IN . , ' ~ \- .- . . .. .'J · · . . ' . · ;, .~ I ·~' CRAYONS Z!ICM33$ . DEPT. TOILET TISSUE ROllS 39$, 500SHE~ PAPER· . ' NOTE··BOOK GftAYONS ; IT COCKTAIL 40 OZ. CAN ., I . jj STOKELY'S . ·._·.K&BEANS ·.. POTATOE . SIZE l: 2 . x. ~ , : · : 90: : a · ·. .·si . ~-._:. -~ . . . BLAN · E' -j 35· . ~ REG. 49' SAVE 5.110¥1BOAT ' NOTEBOOKS ' ' <.GIANT 2th LB~ PKG. . . 50...... WHITE •' wo , .,.._, . "' . -~~ 1\·~~/Jfl¥0 . BEEF S1'EAK TURKEY • ~- FRENCH FRIES BUFFET SUPPERS I' lJ. . $ LB. BAG , ~ :' ' . 0N·IONS . 19t .··HON·Ey DALE. . D· . .., ) PORKi . ·. . . · .. ~ 49~ - POT PIES ., . . ' ' BANQUET . BEEF •• "'~. i · ROLL SAUSAGE SLICED BACON ' . PA.P:ER P,ENCILS . . ·PENS ~~· . :69$ ' . ·I: '-,· -~-'" . ' . •,. •' ' . . ' . ' ~ �' · · : . ·, ....... ) . ~- t' -.~~ ' ',. ·-fi' . ~ , <. JAMILY PAcK .... r -~ . !A.SLlbED ·POR 9-11. ·M ·t.iED CHOPS .. . • SHOP . ~·.- .,.. ' . CIRCLE. ,(f) HYGRADE CIRCLE (K) . 1 LB. PKG. 7g~ ., 'J _.;.;~- ,. ',(_· ·- ,, LE. .. . : ·.bR HALF ·. j~ • . -:· ..•.., W . H -~ O - ' • ? '. ., ' . J ·. ltJniEIMILK .• . ITS •' ., ' . ~ ' ., ,•.. . ' ... ;. J·,· . - :r"'-'.I PLENTY 4(Jc OF PKG. .FREE PARKING , .. , . t· .. / ,f f :-'· . I ' 1 1 , __1'1ft··-~r , · '· . ,.,. .. . 1,1, . " . " . 1··, '' '' · -i~"'· - ~ l .· . . ~ ' ~· ....·.; ,- ,,'· ••.1., ' ' ' ' r .' ~ : ' •·' . COMPLETE ·• BACK TO SCHOOL 4 :~--~- - ' ' ·. ~ , ' I O<C·\·>,., ; . I ; .: ' .. • I CHARM IN . , ' ~ \- .- . . .. .'J · · . . ' . · ;, .~ I ·~' CRAYONS Z!ICM33$ . DEPT. TOILET TISSUE ROllS 39$, 500SHE~ PAPER· . ' NOTE··BOOK GftAYONS ; IT COCKTAIL 40 OZ. CAN ., I . jj STOKELY'S . ·._·.K&BEANS ·.. POTATOE . SIZE l: 2 . x. ~ , : · : 90: : a · ·. .·si . ~-._:. -~ . . . BLAN · E' -j 35· . ~ REG. 49' SAVE 5.110¥1BOAT ' NOTEBOOKS ' ' <.GIANT 2th LB~ PKG. . . 50...... WHITE •' wo , .,.._, . "' . -~~ 1\·~~/Jfl¥0 . BEEF S1'EAK TURKEY • ~- FRENCH FRIES BUFFET SUPPERS I' lJ. . $ LB. BAG , ~ :' ' . 0N·IONS . 19t .··HON·Ey DALE. . D· . .., ) PORKi . ·. . . · .. ~ 49~ - POT PIES ., . . ' ' BANQUET . BEEF •• "'~. i · ROLL SAUSAGE SLICED BACON ' . PA.P:ER P,ENCILS . . ·PENS ~~· . :69$ ' . ·I: '-,· -~-'" . ' . •,. •' ' . . ' . ' ~ �CHOPS .. . '·,·-: ,'': . . ' .. . .- .. .' ' • .,. • .· i :D . ' 0 . HYGRAD£ CIRCI.f (K) . 1 ROLL BACON SAUSAGI 79~ ~ @ANQUET . POT . BEEF ' SLICED ~ Ll PKG. .. · ·PIU.SBURY · BUnERMILK. I " · ' A" ' • ' . . ~R HALF · ' . SPECIAL EVERY . TUESDAY . ·ITS 49c ' ' ~ ' PORK.· -" ' J9C . ' ' ' ' ~· . -' ~\ r,GiANT 2%.LB; PKG. CAN . . -.;,r ·FRENCH FRIES . r~•• 9 _.. . 31B.rM, 9' •• • ~ I .,. RTH PKG. FREE .. &. :i··: ' "'0 . . I. ' f. ' ' SIZE 72 . 1' 90" .· c ' ''' ' ETS NOT[BOOKS ,0&.•. ..... 35·• Ra 49' 'I .. ""' • ' . • J " . CHARM IN WEST a ,._.· ' COMPLETE •:, \ BACK TO SCHOOL 4 DEPT• PAPER TQILET TISSUE ROllS 39$. 500 SHEET . . CRAYONS NOTE··BOO.K PENCILS ' PAPER ·PENS }t: . -·,,'· ' ' BEEF S1'EAK TURKEY . .,..,.~- . .• 400l CAN SU.PPERS · . ' K& BEANS ·• ' . ' .., . \ ' . .-•' '. . " - •!: . . ' ~,:, NrM33' _f1.0WIOAT · · I . MJ PARKING . .' ~ RUIT COCKTAIL OF . ~ STOKELY'S . PLENTY SAJIE 40" ' l .CRISCO ,IJL,i-j .. e Lll BAG -~~ ···~ wHoLE :· ON··IONS . 19t. SHOP FOR COLA OUR . ' PACK 79C MYSTERY 8 * · .M~ · . . . '. ' PIES eL& ·. ' CIRCLE ·(f> • . ~ . ' ;4i:.4JlE !JQC -~ !"''• '1'1 . . ,. �CHOPS .. . '·,·-: ,'': . . ' .. . .- .. .' ' • .,. • .· i :D . ' 0 . HYGRAD£ CIRCI.f (K) . 1 ROLL BACON SAUSAGI 79~ ~ @ANQUET . POT . BEEF ' SLICED ~ Ll PKG. .. · ·PIU.SBURY · BUnERMILK. I " · ' A" ' • ' . . ~R HALF · ' . SPECIAL EVERY . TUESDAY . ·ITS 49c ' ' ~ ' PORK.· -" ' J9C . ' ' ' ' ~· . -' ~\ r,GiANT 2%.LB; PKG. CAN . . -.;,r ·FRENCH FRIES . r~•• 9 _.. . 31B.rM, 9' •• • ~ I .,. RTH PKG. FREE .. &. :i··: ' "'0 . . I. ' f. ' ' SIZE 72 . 1' 90" .· c ' ''' ' ETS NOT[BOOKS ,0&.•. ..... 35·• Ra 49' 'I .. ""' • ' . • J " . CHARM IN WEST a ,._.· ' COMPLETE •:, \ BACK TO SCHOOL 4 DEPT• PAPER TQILET TISSUE ROllS 39$. 500 SHEET . . CRAYONS NOTE··BOO.K PENCILS ' PAPER ·PENS }t: . -·,,'· ' ' BEEF S1'EAK TURKEY . .,..,.~- . .• 400l CAN SU.PPERS · . ' K& BEANS ·• ' . ' .., . \ ' . .-•' '. . " - •!: . . ' ~,:, NrM33' _f1.0WIOAT · · I . MJ PARKING . .' ~ RUIT COCKTAIL OF . ~ STOKELY'S . PLENTY SAJIE 40" ' l .CRISCO ,IJL,i-j .. e Lll BAG -~~ ···~ wHoLE :· ON··IONS . 19t. SHOP FOR COLA OUR . ' PACK 79C MYSTERY 8 * · .M~ · . . . '. ' PIES eL& ·. ' CIRCLE ·(f> • . ~ . ' ;4i:.4JlE !JQC -~ !"''• '1'1 . . ,. �.....,_..,.,.. , ---· 21.2 fHIID A VINI,II,,GAWI'OUS -. 0,., 9 A.M': Tl I P.M~ M.illdiJ 1liiU SaturdaJ ' . . ) SUGAR . CURE·D Pemnal Notes ••••• FULLY \ Mre. J. K. Hood fA Mlaml, Fla., left Saturday . for Colwnbua ID.vlllltrelaUvea after M41Y ' BLUE BIRD. U.S. Govt.lnlpectecl P!>rQeroy.... ' PORTION Some Slices Removed Katie IIIII Lena Guill. Sbe will return to Miami for tbe winter on Sept. 28. Mre. .Bernice Eberii!Jach has returned to her holl\e on Mulbe'ry Avenue . from Veterans Memorial hoopltal anti Is Improving. Mre. Dorotlly Demoety Is uslsllng in her care.. Mrei Vernon Coffman lett Tlllll'lday for her home in San Diego, Cillf., after spending a . DSHANK HAMS a ten .da)'l villi with tbe Mlslea STYlES . ' Billy Scarbrough is Born on August 17th Week l)are with her parenll, Mr. anti Mrs. Ed J. Smith anti otber Jamll~. BYOU.IB a rupl~ ap. ntlat!Vel. Mr. and Mrs. Gene Reitman VfrJ win but a anti children, Francine, Sharon Ruth anti Jimmy of Ambler, Pa., were recent suesll fA Mrs. J. M. Thorn!Dn. Mrs. Reitman Is tbe former Ruth 'lbomlon. Mre. Lorrain Whltt!clt fA Marietta of.lllc .,._ by tbe Rldlll Bolu . FORA _...,y wbo rtlilmatl , I!'U tbe , weekend psi fA her IIIIer, Mill Lucille Bradshaw. i' IJBgip,s Fall Activities ' ' ,, ·*· GERALD E. VALLEE, M.Oi Ql~i~ R;tnkiri P. •· llox 756 .t<m...;; !eus ' : (If~) •63f·267! ' ' ' MetropOlita . ...... n 1 :&... ., ' (' 11541 '~ ' ' Now V"k N. Y 1 .1~ '. BEVERAGES 12-oz. Can W/ Ring Puff Tab Limit 12 Cons Please Pkg. of 8 THORQFARE ICE CREAM ALL FLAVORS ~-Gol. I 'I'Im MEDICAL PLAZA!' . lb. ·BUNS .. 0. Great For Salads 6- Eating Out-of-Hand Wiener or Sondwich ATHENS, Ohio (UP!) -Ohio University wW confer honorary degrees Sept. 4 on Jooeph B. Hall, a member fA tbe board of lrus!A!el since 1961 anti Bartoo A. HoJ!t former cllrector fA the Ohio 1,;namber of Commerce. Hall Is the retired chairman otthebOardofcllrectorsofthe Kroger Co. and· has served tor eon· BANANAS ·STATE FARE Hall and HoU To Get~ Mr. Rankin presently resides In Killeen, .. Te.xas. He Is a Metrppolltan Insurance 1ulfant associated with the Conipany"$ Waco · Pf~lce at 41'il anct J~ancler Sfi'eets l.n ,JC;Ifleen. 1:1e Is the sorrot Nr. fnd Mrs; 'Glenn K. Soles who reside ·In, Gjlfflpcills. ' i THOROFARE Grandparents are Mr. and One of the highest honors and career achievements a Ufe Insurance Salesman can earn Is qualification for the Million Dalla~ -" ·RQu!{o Tqble, which Mr. Rankin has attained. ~~1 membership requirements are ex· ttiri:t61t rigid. They include personal fife In· suteintesales of at least one million dollars for the · previous year. membership In the 13 years as • member or the Natfoii'!'l Association of life Underwriters and Federal Reserve Board of maintenance of high ethical standards. To Clevelantl. !lecome a full-fledged member. represen· Holl Is general manaJer anti president of the Logan Clay .tatlveil must meet all qualifications for two · Products Co. and Ia also consecutive years. chairman ot the Board of Farmers and Merchant& bank ·In addition to being a member of the National of Logan. , Assllclatlon of Life Underwriters, Mr. Rankin ,.,. ) s a member of the Greater Killeen ·: Association of Ufe Underwriters and Is a member of Greater Killeen Olamber of Olmmerce. He has qualified two years for the National 'OI!allty Award. the Naflbnal Sal11s Aj:hlevement Award, and the Texas l.ea!lers · lillllauncel lbe lipenq fA his olllce at Round Table. ' ' ' Mrs. Robert Hill, Racine, and Mr. and Mre. Swisher Starcher ot weUalon, sreat.grantlparents m Mr. and Mrs. Albert Hill and Mrl. Clarence Shields, Racine; and Mr. Bret Starcber of WeUaton. Great..greatgrantlparenll ... Mr. anti Mrs. Omer Cramle~ Wellalon, and Mre. Walter Roush, Racine. Mr. Rankin's extraordinary performance In 1967, 1968, an~ 1969 in placing In excess of one million dollars each year earned him the distinction of membership In Metropolitan's President's Conference for the third con· secutlve year qualifying him as a "Life Time Member." 1~ SOUND· RIPE GALLIPOLJS- Mr. anti Mrs. Philip Hill of Gallipolis annllllllce tbe birth of their flrHt child, a daughter Andrea Lee, on August :M. The baby welghetl 5 pollntls 13 ounces. Mr. Rankin graduated from Galli a Academy High School In Gallipolis In 1958. He entered service and completed his military obligation at Fort Hood, Texas In 1966. He started his life Insurance career with Metropolitan in Killeen. Texas In July 1966, qualifying for Metropolitan's Honor Club that year. f Valid thru Sept. S, •' ·,• Birth of First Child Is Being Announced MEtROPOLITAN LIFE '. CANN·ED HAiti ';':' •I ', . ~t.An~;!~~~~~upt~~~c1b..$~. '"'' Swift PremiiRII UIIJI H DAVID RANKIN OF ' ' . '.Ei ~ '/1 r::r..,' ' 'Pitg. Ca• 6, 68\ WITK THH - - Without Cauf1011 $3.39 1 J ~ �.....,_..,.,.. , ---· 21.2 fHIID A VINI,II,,GAWI'OUS -. 0,., 9 A.M': Tl I P.M~ M.illdiJ 1liiU SaturdaJ ' . . ) SUGAR . CURE·D Pemnal Notes ••••• FULLY \ Mre. J. K. Hood fA Mlaml, Fla., left Saturday . for Colwnbua ID.vlllltrelaUvea after M41Y ' BLUE BIRD. U.S. Govt.lnlpectecl P!>rQeroy.... ' PORTION Some Slices Removed Katie IIIII Lena Guill. Sbe will return to Miami for tbe winter on Sept. 28. Mre. .Bernice Eberii!Jach has returned to her holl\e on Mulbe'ry Avenue . from Veterans Memorial hoopltal anti Is Improving. Mre. Dorotlly Demoety Is uslsllng in her care.. Mrei Vernon Coffman lett Tlllll'lday for her home in San Diego, Cillf., after spending a . DSHANK HAMS a ten .da)'l villi with tbe Mlslea STYlES . ' Billy Scarbrough is Born on August 17th Week l)are with her parenll, Mr. anti Mrs. Ed J. Smith anti otber Jamll~. BYOU.IB a rupl~ ap. ntlat!Vel. Mr. and Mrs. Gene Reitman VfrJ win but a anti children, Francine, Sharon Ruth anti Jimmy of Ambler, Pa., were recent suesll fA Mrs. J. M. Thorn!Dn. Mrs. Reitman Is tbe former Ruth 'lbomlon. Mre. Lorrain Whltt!clt fA Marietta of.lllc .,._ by tbe Rldlll Bolu . FORA _...,y wbo rtlilmatl , I!'U tbe , weekend psi fA her IIIIer, Mill Lucille Bradshaw. i' IJBgip,s Fall Activities ' ' ,, ·*· GERALD E. VALLEE, M.Oi Ql~i~ R;tnkiri P. •· llox 756 .t<m...;; !eus ' : (If~) •63f·267! ' ' ' MetropOlita . ...... n 1 :&... ., ' (' 11541 '~ ' ' Now V"k N. Y 1 .1~ '. BEVERAGES 12-oz. Can W/ Ring Puff Tab Limit 12 Cons Please Pkg. of 8 THORQFARE ICE CREAM ALL FLAVORS ~-Gol. I 'I'Im MEDICAL PLAZA!' . lb. ·BUNS .. 0. Great For Salads 6- Eating Out-of-Hand Wiener or Sondwich ATHENS, Ohio (UP!) -Ohio University wW confer honorary degrees Sept. 4 on Jooeph B. Hall, a member fA tbe board of lrus!A!el since 1961 anti Bartoo A. HoJ!t former cllrector fA the Ohio 1,;namber of Commerce. Hall Is the retired chairman otthebOardofcllrectorsofthe Kroger Co. and· has served tor eon· BANANAS ·STATE FARE Hall and HoU To Get~ Mr. Rankin presently resides In Killeen, .. Te.xas. He Is a Metrppolltan Insurance 1ulfant associated with the Conipany"$ Waco · Pf~lce at 41'il anct J~ancler Sfi'eets l.n ,JC;Ifleen. 1:1e Is the sorrot Nr. fnd Mrs; 'Glenn K. Soles who reside ·In, Gjlfflpcills. ' i THOROFARE Grandparents are Mr. and One of the highest honors and career achievements a Ufe Insurance Salesman can earn Is qualification for the Million Dalla~ -" ·RQu!{o Tqble, which Mr. Rankin has attained. ~~1 membership requirements are ex· ttiri:t61t rigid. They include personal fife In· suteintesales of at least one million dollars for the · previous year. membership In the 13 years as • member or the Natfoii'!'l Association of life Underwriters and Federal Reserve Board of maintenance of high ethical standards. To Clevelantl. !lecome a full-fledged member. represen· Holl Is general manaJer anti president of the Logan Clay .tatlveil must meet all qualifications for two · Products Co. and Ia also consecutive years. chairman ot the Board of Farmers and Merchant& bank ·In addition to being a member of the National of Logan. , Assllclatlon of Life Underwriters, Mr. Rankin ,.,. ) s a member of the Greater Killeen ·: Association of Ufe Underwriters and Is a member of Greater Killeen Olamber of Olmmerce. He has qualified two years for the National 'OI!allty Award. the Naflbnal Sal11s Aj:hlevement Award, and the Texas l.ea!lers · lillllauncel lbe lipenq fA his olllce at Round Table. ' ' ' Mrs. Robert Hill, Racine, and Mr. and Mre. Swisher Starcher ot weUalon, sreat.grantlparents m Mr. and Mrs. Albert Hill and Mrl. Clarence Shields, Racine; and Mr. Bret Starcber of WeUaton. Great..greatgrantlparenll ... Mr. anti Mrs. Omer Cramle~ Wellalon, and Mre. Walter Roush, Racine. Mr. Rankin's extraordinary performance In 1967, 1968, an~ 1969 in placing In excess of one million dollars each year earned him the distinction of membership In Metropolitan's President's Conference for the third con· secutlve year qualifying him as a "Life Time Member." 1~ SOUND· RIPE GALLIPOLJS- Mr. anti Mrs. Philip Hill of Gallipolis annllllllce tbe birth of their flrHt child, a daughter Andrea Lee, on August :M. The baby welghetl 5 pollntls 13 ounces. Mr. Rankin graduated from Galli a Academy High School In Gallipolis In 1958. He entered service and completed his military obligation at Fort Hood, Texas In 1966. He started his life Insurance career with Metropolitan in Killeen. Texas In July 1966, qualifying for Metropolitan's Honor Club that year. f Valid thru Sept. S, •' ·,• Birth of First Child Is Being Announced MEtROPOLITAN LIFE '. CANN·ED HAiti ';':' •I ', . ~t.An~;!~~~~~upt~~~c1b..$~. '"'' Swift PremiiRII UIIJI H DAVID RANKIN OF ' ' . '.Ei ~ '/1 r::r..,' ' 'Pitg. Ca• 6, 68\ WITK THH - - Without Cauf1011 $3.39 1 J ~ �' . \ !t-'l'be• '-,rllmli·SJ ri ~~ I t; A1&1141W.lf'll I . ' • .~>:.~Q.tfand,· Ctu.DJliStor ...a·rtd Achieven:ientS RevieW..a..,_.IIi.. ' <:·~ -;,~ ~·, ~ 'Clllfi· ~~ ·~~,IJ~tci~Obio·liN!:!~._. f~cla.Tbls)'W'a ~~~~o~o·ot - · ·aflbeSCJPCII!ttltpv)ecUnmlb · -:"'· 1· · ,· ilbjj lbe.lll!ll • • • • ) of ll!ilir ~~...,_lit tbe ·~,!6c;-•. IM6irvi·Jitaeltnthedefo)r~y boot; lie " · \ _.otMra. Tom~ 8I!Jojldib. ~-·~ of., . . tliltd-jii ;~;C\11 !!Iii 8CJ!P; bona(a19•,PJiatbl"m lllle for d.at ·, . , '>,,. · ,.P.~~;.Utl.,...if:the11D1Nrlllinr'~daynrltb ltYU,arpa•rr•mAI!Pi,lJio,l&lllt,l!Cmt ~''~:fill."'*"' . , placeawardlla~lll&the ,, ~ .. .v- ~· 1:~ II. tilt IWI!u4Gadlll (lllb., ''¥1111! i•clli!JtblilcllnllarlllttaQ!:Iobera: . J(n. JC!D'" 'Qtuli!idlln. Robert lllll!el !ifibe Rutland~ .. ~}llllld~ alw!vlllOCIPftled wltb CIOIIll\1 and ,....I I'l •,- f .,..,,,.,atub. · n,._IU .u·••••·,...~-illld'O!ar!ea~,ifateSCIPc:llalrmla. TbeQn'll!l ~"'*· bMI ". .,_ lbuolliO' _.. 9fU1 ....... Mra.Wblll,~lllltlt11'0!11db!ltllldlnlber.Biillllt. l •. · r """-'\1-----·-• MIDDLEPORT - Summer the JIUIICh bowL . GUeail wwe ' Rose Ann UsIe plano ·~· of Mra. Lee Mrs. Eriote "Fraser;1: Mia: llcComea enJOYed ID afternoon Frances Bearha, Mra. (\*1'1 par!J at lbe McComas Horkey, Mra. Arthur .Siotlr; residence 011 Aug. 21ttb. Mrs. Robert Rlllehart, ,. septt The following pr!ilfam wu Fraser, Melinda Loi!J, ,..lci!IJ, liven: "My ·Sail Bpat", Scagga, U11 Scj!IP, Ro11JiJ ''Climbing the Jungle G""t Herald, TIJlllliY StoYer, .net and the "1'bree "C's", by~ Tanya Slover, and • wl\0. .Joh~aon; "Old McDonald," rendered the JWC11r81D. ' "Liley l..ockett,•• and "Monkey Buslnea," In' Janel Horkey; ''Oiicar, the Octapua," "Mr. Frog," and •"lbe PorcuplDe," Mrs. Richard West . ' ·~· '" ,,, .1 ,, " '' .. , ,, ,. Mary Jane Gerard Wedding Date Set RUTLAND - Ml88 Mary Jane Gerard will become lbe II. Jle of David Keith IUce In an open dlurdl weddiDc at lbe UnltedMetb>dlltOiurdlatRutlandSept.l2at 7o'clodl. Mlaa Gerard ls lbe daughter of Mr. and Mn. Olarl• J. Gerard or Mlddlep<rt and Mr. Rice ls lbe 1011 or Mr. and Mra. Harold C. Rice of Rutland, &ute I. Agaduate of Mldtlep>rt lllllb Sebool, class of IJ68, abe ls employed .. clerkllteaogapher In the Sociology and Anthropology department at aUo Unlveralty. Mr. Rice ls a graduate of Rutland HIP Sdlool, claaa of 1968, and a 1970 l!fllduate of Tri.C01Dity Tecbnleal lnltitute In Ceramica Englneerlfl8 Tecbnolo8)'. He II a lab tecblidan with Gmnlng Refraclort., Dtvllon of BMI, In South Webs!«, Ollln. Social Calendar Couple Wed in July RACINE -Mill Judf Diane The brlde'a motbei' wcn a Deellr, dQ8bt.r II. Mr. IIIII dark blue lletvelaaa drell with Miss Donna Jean Smith to Wed POMEROY -Mr. and Mrs. Glena W. S!nlthofl"onltny are anno111clng tbe approacbiJig marrlap of their daugbter, DmnaJean,lo Mr. Romey Keith Evans, lOll of Mr.ud Mra. Vemon J. Evana, Pcmtroy. Mllll Smltlllu IIIUdant at Olllo state University In tbe College of Educlltkll majoring In apeech and hellrinl tll«apy. Mr. Evans, who aJao attends 0111o Slate University, Is In the College of Admini!!lfaUve Sciences majoring In eomputer and Information aclence. 'lbe open churdl wecJdlng will be an event of Sept. 211 at 2:30 o'clock In the afternoon at the Ent«prrse UnJtecl Methodist Olurdl. Mrs. Ar~Wie DaeiAir, RlclDe, whlte.-1elandaC«1118e RDl, lllld Set- Richard Will, of white carnatlona. 'lbe 1011 II. Mr. and Mra. Dow Will, groom's mother wen a yellow Columbul, ea:haDpd w«<ddnc lace dreSI with loog sleeves and vowaln a double rille ceniwooy a corsage of white carnatklls. at 6:10 o'clock July 14 at the A reception ..... held at the Cbrlatlan Bapt11t Church, home of the groom's parents, Colwnbus, with the Rev. Roger lbe ceremony. Parsana ollldallne. 'lbe bride Ia a graduate of Given In marriage by her Soulbern l.o..t HIP School, father, the bride W8.1atUred In a claaa of 1987. 'lbe couple relldes neor 1en&lb gown of white aaUn at Fort Riley, Klmaas, where lmd lace and c:arrled a~~ the groom ls sll!looed. il tlrited blue dalalla. Attending from Racine were MlaVIckleWnl,slater of the Mrs. Melvin Dralre and iOns, groom, 11'11 maid II. honor arid"'3olm and !May, Mr. lmd Mrs. VJSrriNG SISTER CHESTER - Mrs. George Allen Brooko~rer, Columbus, Leo C.' HlU and famlly, Mr. and PoweU of Parkersbw'g ls lbe aerved u bill man. Uabers Mrs. Argyle Deellr and family REEDSVILLE-The birthguest of her sister, Mrs. Eldon were Pat Young,Columllll, and and Mr. Ernest Deeter. day anniversaries of J. E. Tcmmy Deeter of Racine. Gaul. Barnhllrt, who waa 811.years old, and Mrs. Barnhart, 80 years old, were observed at the Barnhart reunion held at the borne of James 0. Swain, Reedsville, August 23. Attending were Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Barnhart, Vickie Barnhart, Mr. and Mrs. Joe Barnhart, Joey, Ann, Tim, Joyce and Mr. and Mrs. foDo.nr. by SbeUa Hotkey. The refreshment table wu covered with an ecru lace clolh centered with an arrangement of salmon coloted tea roses and shattered daisies. Punch, cake, mints ud nuls were served. Miss AprU Fraa.- presided at W11 the Interior of Yl?Uf refrigerator lo keep II looking new. Two Celebrate On Birthdays l::::~ss~"~::~:,b:lyJI thesoundl lHEPRICEI ~::;1 Ma~riage Near SYRACUSE_*· and·Mn. Us!ll, , Syracuae, announce the approachlaa Ql81T1age of their dali8hter, Rose Ann 1o Mr. Roy Lee ~. son of Mr. and Mra. Cari •Jenklna ofVIInna, W.Va. The open church wedding will be an event Of Sjmday afternoon, Sept. 6, at 3:30 o'clock at the AsbUry United Metbodist Cb~~r=bn will be the Rev. Forrest Donley and the Rev. Wendell Stuller. Attendants 1!ill be the matroo 11. honor, Mrs. Janie<~ L11le; bridesmaids, Mrs. 1\oaetta Redovian, Mrs. Cbrls Ross, and Miss Suzanne Winebrenner; beat man, Mr. Dick Carpenter; gr00i1181Jlen: Mr · Keith Uale, ~~~n~WU:.:t:. · .~ Eleanor liclulelder McKelvey; soloilts, Mr. John Usleand Mr, Donald Harden; n~ gtrll, Carrie and Sherrie 'l'tce; rtng bearer, Brian Allen, and, acoly~a. Brian and Ralph Harden. Mllll Marls de Mlrlll)do and .. 11d!iatlclll In,._; boolal ~trlbuted lo the llbnry; radio "iwotrim: fav;tlll! Melp General Bolpltal; llrl'IIII8IJien for holidaY* at AJ!ien11 Mental Health Center; maculnes to school Ulnry; Atbar Jlaj PW\dnga; donatloaa to Wabkeena and to roadlllda civil: btautllleatlon and attencl!ig ...n.bopa, regional, I'OUJIIY !lad state CGB.enitona. Tbem11n cliUCIIIedtowtler by the prealdenl, Mra. WDIIam WlllfGrd, "wltb. tile !»lleet given In unlaop. Mrl. Larry Edwards rea41be panble.gf the lllllllerd seed lnim the Bible lllld aJao a poem, ''Diaoonry," for deYctlons. An e&chllllle of lrla bulbe wu beldanollc:aii.Mra.HuoldWolfegavelbeaecretaryrep>rtand Mrs. Wlllllu) Brown llle tre...,....•s report and flo,... fund. Mra. Howud Birchfield waa elected treeiUnll' for lbe coming year, repl••li~ Mra. Wlllllm Gaddll, who baa l'tllsned ftom the club. 'lbank.you.cudl~readfromWahkeeaaandRoada!daCivlc Beautlfic:atlclll c:11a1rm1a for donatllm II. • and~ uepectlvely. 'lbe group voted 1o have a Cbrlltmaa program demonstration presented by Mlsa Annagraca TorchWio of the .OIIlo P~ Co. Mrs. Wlllllm Brown wae appointed lo Jlrepare lbe ,Green Tbll!llb Motu for The DillY Sentlllel for September Ia. II was DOted thai Mrs. Fled WIIIINJI!IOu entered th~ lllate Kodachrome Slide contlll Mra. WillfordCIIDPietediDacUYitylji!JjjNii'JreporttoWewith Mra. Fled Blaet!Dar, Meigs Co111ty coo tact cbalrman. Mra. Joe BoUn rtPCJI"Ied that the Merry Gardeners (Junior group) sponIOI'ed by tbe clab, bad planted more roses and cared for ones alreaiiJ planted at the Meigs County Infirmary. ' Mn. Wolfe, Mra. Robert Snowden, Mra. WIDford and Mra. Brown llreto'!nab lbe floral for the bank during STEREO a-rang_._ r 1 --------------------------1 HOSPITAL NEWS I lf"'aild 0::·' Foreman&_ ....;,j ....iill!lillil!--------------------.. M.Mrs. Will, MnD.. .Mrs. BillcherTillie Skagg1, Lestilo Spencer, Chery[ L. Priddy, Charles C. Boggess, Lora J. Gtllespie, Mra. Gary~ lllld Infant s~n. Wendelyn L. ' Belcher,. Mrs. Rqger S. a'rumtiekl. Mrs. Hmtl Buescher, ·Mrs. Maf.Un D. <;ar:te, Mil. Arnold R. r;1illtlers aild Infant aon, Lori J. Clark, Mr!l. Lawrence A. Dav!eoo aiJd Infant son, Dennis p.pue, Wayrif E. 'olden, Kana S. ~reao.,., Moaes ilalraton, &rcild B. HaD, Mra. J'b!llp A. Hill and lafanl daughter, Mra. L. Mr1. w. ' Solid Stata·Modular FM/AM Stereo FM Rlldlo ONLY... Tic Toe Cia$ TMI AUDIO 7100 • fictl1 p,.. clllon .-lver wllh exclull.. Dtllnted. "Tunnel Rllltx" Sound Syoltlm. S..I!IM! I'M and FJ.Ute"" pluo long dl~ AN.. 1 Of Church Meets polk llllillc -or. AFC lor "drift-!'"" I'M. Separste baea. troblt, volumt, turilng "lnttont Play"' totld .w. cilaalll. 20 walll · and function controls. Ail woOd "Cl!biliell . ftnllhtd In French Wllnut,.gralned vinyl, Till AUDIO niO -~' ..· FNSt Birthday is ;:telebratm Aug. 20 I Altblatlmetbegroupdeddedloboldtheclubllcnlerlllowforone day oaJy. Mra. Blrcblle1d received the tranllq ~ Wbldl 11'81 donated by Mra. Brown. 'lbe door' prize - • to Mra. Jirry Eads. Alayatte llbower YU held for Mn. Fetty. l(n, lhirwt ..a-,..s refrdlmenta, Including llidlvt&aJ cakes decorated with the loth anniWI'III'l' theme and pve ICenled candlel u faYOI'I. ,..,.lonlt)11ng for Jalmg ladlea. ~ pen, doubl' atrap altp-on. Great tor tc~.Wl9~ phiy; ,In 'a ~lecdon qf · : · ~~·~In'' ~ruahtd P.l~klp• and } .~lllleal!'tr .com~•Pil,"•· · ; ,o ,,~ to ~..,., Easy to · c.:>j , • . cl~i,$!~, ~~ ·to :112 , ., ,\ , a. E. 4 Ill'. Uldl . r.;i:r=-IDI Aliomlrlaea Mrl. Wlllllm Brown ...-nted bulca about lrlles. Sbe noted that 1r1a have lb petala, lbe lbree upr1a1t petala are called lltandarda, the tine that hang down are called lalla. 'lbe principal types. of lrla are bearded, beardless, crllled and bulb. The bearded lrtaea have a fuzzJ tine or beard thet nma down the mlddleofthefalll,lbeyllvetbroughaeveredrouchllandooldand / grow 2 to 3 feet tan; altboll8h the dwarf grow Ollly about 4 to 9 Inches tall. J8plllese lllld Siberian 1rtaea are the moat CIIIJUIIOII)J grown . \ beardleaa varltlea. Tbe Jar=• haw oolt, clroopbl8 standarda and wide falla and grow 21o feet tan. Tbe Siberian lrlles have ., stiff, narrow, lll'rigbt ltandarda and grow ltlnchea to Zfeet tall. 'lbe beardless types thrive weD OD molal aoD and frequently planted on banks of ltreama. Tbe bearded and beardlaaa ud created, both, grow from tblct 1Diderground atem1 - eaJied rhllomea- that a1«e food produced by the leav.. Jrla grown from rhizomes should Nocm the iiQI spring alter plllltlng.lrlaes may aJao be grown frcm aeed. lrll need 1111l!bllle, plenty of IPIW and good drainage to help prevent cbeaaet. · O'ealed lrlaes have umall ra1aed area, or t:rell, oo the middle of each fall. brten the oolor of these c:reata ecil- with petal colors. She noted that garden lrlsea are bardJ long Uved peren· Sqitcmber. · · nlalstba!needa minimum of care. They bloom when few otberl Mn. Willford urged all members to try to attend at 1eut one do - alter iiJII'Inll blooming bulbi and~ P,eOIIlea. ~ day of lila gardeaer'a and e&blbltor's cllntcllo be bold at the and pblo1. · AtbeDI Qlanty faltfiiU!lllda. 'lbe fir& tine dlnlcs wlll be In the ~om., grange building oo Sept. 211- !0 and Oct. 7and lbe fourth wiU be in Mrs. Wlllllm Willford ciemooatrated dividing and tranlip1aniiDa lbe 1WJ1or fair building on Oct. 14. The hours are 9:30 a.m. untU 3 lrla. She said that old clumpo of bearded tria can be divided and p.m. with a cost ot " fur the aeries, or fl.:!$ each. Advance reset, and new faDs set out anytime afiAir tbe Nocmlng period up N-:.':~~~.:~~:Yr reglllratloaa are to be sent to Mrl ..Paul Roaden, U Graham lo Septanber. Plants set out too late often do not becune well Drlw,Athena,Oiio Gm,maklng c:beeb payable to the O.A.G.C. establlahed beforefreezingwesther ud therhllomesbeave out of following the ceremony a IDe., a""'-11. Tboaeatteadin•lhouldtekeasackiWICb. lbe soU and are d _...... d•-'•• wiDter. reception wiU be held In the .__. • --..- -·... 1~!~~:::--llellowshlp room at the church. ,> Mra. Remer Parker, civic c»<:hatrman, noted a request for a When dividing, remember that the larger rhbiomea grow best 1! anddeveloplnto.vlgorouaplanti.Endamouldbecutcleanlywith a sharp knife. For more bloom the nnt 1881011 me recommended SCHOLARSHIP HEAD I t aetttng tine In a triangJWI- form with the cut enda facing'"" COLUMBUS (UPI)- Gov. center. Dust with sulphur to help p~evad disease l.eav. of'the Jainea A. Rhodes appointed 01faDs should be cut to 41o 81ncbes or lower If tops are lnfoated will! born T. Smallwood, Columbul, Holzer '4-dical Center, First Co1 , Glen T. Crisp, Marc A. leafspol. . Friday to cbalnnan of the Ohio Ave. and Cedar St. General Eblin, Mrs. EUls E. El,liott, Design _FDJllrl8ht..!I&Yea State Scholar- vlaiUng hours kt .ll!'d 7-a 1P.411 • . ¥.P:l'"'"'u: ·~ · · )r. Craft- iblp. Materntt¥ vlaiUng IIG!irS'l;'!o to' >~~"'1 ~l'. . IIIJ!all'!ood, d!n<~ of Inter- 4:30 ,P.m. ?,arenll 'onl1' on lniaiil oon, Mrs. James J. '~\~~~ty~~~~· f~ . .Pedlatrk:e Wlird. • Jackson, Mrs. Roger D. o • · IUrthl Jackson and infant dausliler, Harold Bowers, · retires Mr. and Mr1. Stephen V. Mrs. Stanley S. Kaldor and Set>f:.laadeputyiiiiP"rlntandent White, Oak Hlll, a dausliter; infant son, Mra. Mary M. of,' : Ohio Depai1ment of Ed· Mr. and Mrs. Harold W. Merritt, Mrs. Homer E. liCII ......on.,.......,.h•.u......o Stale Whalen, Jacboll, twin sons; Morgan, Mrs. Del Lebmar .... ·--.,......._-and Mr. and Mrs•.'lbomae M. Ogdin and infant son, Mrs. Scholarship ('rcnmittee noml· Stewart Weal ·columbia a WUilam J Saunder and infant nates candidates for foreign daughter'. .· ' son, Mrs: Morrla 1. Smith, J~J=c=:;::.!o~ acholanblps provided· throusli . Dlaebaflea Thomas v Rage Mrs Grace '" the U.S.~ of EdUcation. Mrs. Madge.Buyua, WlWa J. Roush, ~ces i. ~wland, Donald :S· 8 Wed July Twenty-Sixth ~ ...,..,_,,. Oewlp Dllrqj •; ._,~!!it ..., . ~ .me...... wereNidfnmdfn.oJoluja-, gro-mlslllp; l!tdlllar!4 ·... b!ii!I... OII$t!M ~D~~ and . .,.'llll!ltbl•ai!Mit~lldlllllillrtbei;r'q 1 •± · .r Mn.~.,,..,.Jr.~lblta~loJir plcidc 1a .,..a ~lllllt.llla 1011.._ • tr : will ba held 'l'lliiiJciiiJ, Sept. :M with all Dl'lo. wlalla lin. ~[ IIIMd.llll!llliill...,.lrW ~· QQ n'iiA!f.,., WIIM;ID ~-the~· 1lllldl ~ ;f!!)lcll, ' ; . . . . . hnldl. 'lbetolirwlll beglnat11011111tF01'111Ucna Part 1»rlhGt llodety -.ltaaJ ~ J.. _, P"~ . ,.knoWn fill' a !!bort lime u lila RuiJar!d ~me!eolr 0c1n1ea - · . • ...Jeell cu\1ed 1111 cmr lilt ,_. Jlllve b.- t.wri for Rmlllld, """""'.a prelim ~Ia jiB 'Dowq Jttl mlilt s.-.k· • ' 111e 'MIW, lilo!JII7 adlciND'I Home, llcnl .,.....II for Follolllag lbe plenlc, llle MBIIII'niUIIdlng It~ be lourtd llld den." , 1 . 1 , ~~ liter " lilt Rutland Frilallb'~ do jO .llllilbar 0 . . " ,l:dl!ill7 club 1lllnC :·~" 1D:fi1'Dilllle• ·~~and lllliecalaulat. at~ Hllll. daJ]f to lll!lllbenwlllgather~to-forWIIilerG1IDIIDI. Mrl. '1'111!«»'. " .~. ~-u~. oftheoliii':Wii!'oliJi,withtlineldded . ~~JNIIb\IJ.....,Rntlandllranch;~l!ldildlool; Fred W!utam'""', pn~en · IDd dwaery tour djllnilan, will Mra. Rlclllr4 Fell;J, Jr ... 111nr.lprS ~· · t.r .... ''. ~till' lltti")'W. FRt of11cen! w,er!i. ~ Mn. Joe aeedl 19:'tll;• ; ~ a jltl!lor ......-. club; garden cunpleteplanaloralourloberwl)eduledlo"abbeliaCI@~- llmber.llle aald -Iaiiie lbatwdMI!e•U•UII" 1 •It > BOJir\; VIce Prlll:ldent, Mn. C1r1 ~; Tnui\rer, Mra. 111~1!liliii*'IIJiduc:atlciiiiiiUdllilllitllull•tl40radeSchool; IOMd alao a lour tl.lbe garden II. Mra. Ada !loiter !Ill Sept. 17. 1i1oom1ng peremlala • eJeln l i., llowllr bada 1l!at ... . ' Honrd Blrchtlelli. and Seerttiry, Mri.' IIIIi Ntlloo. planliicl ~. crab treea; au1ltmu bazaar _jllld ~~ Member• are cautioned lo w- low llll!lle4 .llhoea on the Nocming • wat« ~ planted 111ri11J1 MCI tnntpl"itt a.iy 'Die clllb bu l1wl)'l printed a year!Joolt lllld·entered mail7 of .C!"!JieJ!I; nN · ~ *I Melp County Jnllmilr7; toura of WabkM!a lour. nqaeena. aow MrdJIIower .....,Where lbeY are to grf1JI • ~ _._and prda; ua own llowllr llioiJIIIIId Pl1'" Mrs. Wolfe, prellldent-elect, lllllllll!ll'IM nnt ,_., progam. gather and ckJ Jlo'Mn for wlnt« am•ctur llbe c:aultoMI to ,• .. ,...s:;;=·lJN' 'Teacher •Host at '.PartY ; ,., looilellpotaofbm!oel!oldplanta,cutl'lllllfllo•llllllldbrlnslndoon before flwt.llle aald to ~ flo-In& ln!i!!flvu Ia alia or eut Gil If porlkm do die to cut a.a W to 1tn wuod. Mra. WlllfordecqntulatedrlbbaalllimwiiDthellap<lMitJ Fair Fl4lwer llllow, Jnr!n••s Mra. Tom llle•a t 1lbo IIIII rei! ''Giirdla Belle:" Mra. lloml!r Parbr, "QaCW!nt," Bl 111'11. ~- c.pen~~r, "After a.illlnaa", an (fir&) lilae rlbbaaa; Mra. Patter, t•After aniltmu," and Mrl. Carpenter, "After the IAll Winter", both Will willie rlbbclil.(lrd place), Mra. Olrpentw aJao won a red ribbon (IOCOI!d) for b.. eatry In ''Walldng lbeCar" . Other dab members parUclpiUng In the lliow W1ft 111'11. Willford, Mrs. Wolfe,Mra.llrolm,eachooeeatry,andMra.lloUD, two. n W8.1alaonoted that Sherrie Tumer, memiJerd llfn7 Gardeoen, 11'011& blue ribbon for her arranp1•ll Ia ''Wallpaper". Mra. Clrpenter a1ao received a red ribbOD fGI' ber RrY In tile bobby craft, ln 1lblch llbe dllpla,ed a plae cone tree, bomtmade ornament~ on a ma-lta branch, a deaiiated Salia and a piDe cone table cenla'plece with lapin, all Ulbii l!lllnl..-ree&. To ~~Gat Rep. Mra. Willford alated that tbe Friendly Gardenen will boll the iiJII'Inll reglooll11 meeting of lbe ado AaaoclatiGn of Glnlen Qubl to be held April 24, 1971. An auct1c111 wbld1 lncb!ded bo..eplanll, pertnn1a1a lllld dried materlala netted about fll for the club treuury at the end of the ...,..,1111· 'lbe IJ'I6.71 memberablp ~ W1ft collected. 11 wu noted, ln po!Odng, that live memberl bid atteaded the state convenUon of the Oblo Awdat'= II. Garden aabl at Ashland CoUege ADII· 11-13. Wblle there, Mrl. Willford and Mrl. Tom Stewart attended a -lu!bJp 111 lbe JUrboob; Mra. Car· pentwattended lbee&blbltoraandjqea llowerlbowwmbbop; Mrs. Parter attended ihe ~ 'lbnpy worUbop, and Mrl. Bolin the SCIP worUbop. Eacb told of the infomlatkll ome bad gained 1lblch me felt would be of help 1o the clab. Mra. Willford d11Pa7ed lavon 1lblch were gtven at the state convention. 'lbe convlllllon 11owa- show was a1ao dlacusaed. 'lbe nat meeUng wiU be held Sept. 23 at the bome II. Mra. Howard Blrcbfleld. HlgbiJchtlng tbls meettns will be the lnlllallallm of the new offlcera. Mra. Blrcbfleld will gtve lnformation 111 "l'ultin8 Your Garden to Bed for WlniAir," and Mra. JerryEadawlllpreaentademOD!!Ifatlon, "HowtoMakelllld a Cold Frame." Mra. Tcm Martin wiU off.. gardening t1pa from October and dell&nated memben will make floral ~ "Autumn Harvest", CI!!LI cleat&n llllng m111111. wllldoti u,. • �' . \ !t-'l'be• '-,rllmli·SJ ri ~~ I t; A1&1141W.lf'll I . ' • .~>:.~Q.tfand,· Ctu.DJliStor ...a·rtd Achieven:ientS RevieW..a..,_.IIi.. ' <:·~ -;,~ ~·, ~ 'Clllfi· ~~ ·~~,IJ~tci~Obio·liN!:!~._. f~cla.Tbls)'W'a ~~~~o~o·ot - · ·aflbeSCJPCII!ttltpv)ecUnmlb · -:"'· 1· · ,· ilbjj lbe.lll!ll • • • • ) of ll!ilir ~~...,_lit tbe ·~,!6c;-•. IM6irvi·Jitaeltnthedefo)r~y boot; lie " · \ _.otMra. Tom~ 8I!Jojldib. ~-·~ of., . . tliltd-jii ;~;C\11 !!Iii 8CJ!P; bona(a19•,PJiatbl"m lllle for d.at ·, . , '>,,. · ,.P.~~;.Utl.,...if:the11D1Nrlllinr'~daynrltb ltYU,arpa•rr•mAI!Pi,lJio,l&lllt,l!Cmt ~''~:fill."'*"' . , placeawardlla~lll&the ,, ~ .. .v- ~· 1:~ II. tilt IWI!u4Gadlll (lllb., ''¥1111! i•clli!JtblilcllnllarlllttaQ!:Iobera: . J(n. JC!D'" 'Qtuli!idlln. Robert lllll!el !ifibe Rutland~ .. ~}llllld~ alw!vlllOCIPftled wltb CIOIIll\1 and ,....I I'l •,- f .,..,,,.,atub. · n,._IU .u·••••·,...~-illld'O!ar!ea~,ifateSCIPc:llalrmla. TbeQn'll!l ~"'*· bMI ". .,_ lbuolliO' _.. 9fU1 ....... Mra.Wblll,~lllltlt11'0!11db!ltllldlnlber.Biillllt. l •. · r """-'\1-----·-• MIDDLEPORT - Summer the JIUIICh bowL . GUeail wwe ' Rose Ann UsIe plano ·~· of Mra. Lee Mrs. Eriote "Fraser;1: Mia: llcComea enJOYed ID afternoon Frances Bearha, Mra. (\*1'1 par!J at lbe McComas Horkey, Mra. Arthur .Siotlr; residence 011 Aug. 21ttb. Mrs. Robert Rlllehart, ,. septt The following pr!ilfam wu Fraser, Melinda Loi!J, ,..lci!IJ, liven: "My ·Sail Bpat", Scagga, U11 Scj!IP, Ro11JiJ ''Climbing the Jungle G""t Herald, TIJlllliY StoYer, .net and the "1'bree "C's", by~ Tanya Slover, and • wl\0. .Joh~aon; "Old McDonald," rendered the JWC11r81D. ' "Liley l..ockett,•• and "Monkey Buslnea," In' Janel Horkey; ''Oiicar, the Octapua," "Mr. Frog," and •"lbe PorcuplDe," Mrs. Richard West . ' ·~· '" ,,, .1 ,, " '' .. , ,, ,. Mary Jane Gerard Wedding Date Set RUTLAND - Ml88 Mary Jane Gerard will become lbe II. Jle of David Keith IUce In an open dlurdl weddiDc at lbe UnltedMetb>dlltOiurdlatRutlandSept.l2at 7o'clodl. Mlaa Gerard ls lbe daughter of Mr. and Mn. Olarl• J. Gerard or Mlddlep<rt and Mr. Rice ls lbe 1011 or Mr. and Mra. Harold C. Rice of Rutland, &ute I. Agaduate of Mldtlep>rt lllllb Sebool, class of IJ68, abe ls employed .. clerkllteaogapher In the Sociology and Anthropology department at aUo Unlveralty. Mr. Rice ls a graduate of Rutland HIP Sdlool, claaa of 1968, and a 1970 l!fllduate of Tri.C01Dity Tecbnleal lnltitute In Ceramica Englneerlfl8 Tecbnolo8)'. He II a lab tecblidan with Gmnlng Refraclort., Dtvllon of BMI, In South Webs!«, Ollln. Social Calendar Couple Wed in July RACINE -Mill Judf Diane The brlde'a motbei' wcn a Deellr, dQ8bt.r II. Mr. IIIII dark blue lletvelaaa drell with Miss Donna Jean Smith to Wed POMEROY -Mr. and Mrs. Glena W. S!nlthofl"onltny are anno111clng tbe approacbiJig marrlap of their daugbter, DmnaJean,lo Mr. Romey Keith Evans, lOll of Mr.ud Mra. Vemon J. Evana, Pcmtroy. Mllll Smltlllu IIIUdant at Olllo state University In tbe College of Educlltkll majoring In apeech and hellrinl tll«apy. Mr. Evans, who aJao attends 0111o Slate University, Is In the College of Admini!!lfaUve Sciences majoring In eomputer and Information aclence. 'lbe open churdl wecJdlng will be an event of Sept. 211 at 2:30 o'clock In the afternoon at the Ent«prrse UnJtecl Methodist Olurdl. Mrs. Ar~Wie DaeiAir, RlclDe, whlte.-1elandaC«1118e RDl, lllld Set- Richard Will, of white carnatlona. 'lbe 1011 II. Mr. and Mra. Dow Will, groom's mother wen a yellow Columbul, ea:haDpd w«<ddnc lace dreSI with loog sleeves and vowaln a double rille ceniwooy a corsage of white carnatklls. at 6:10 o'clock July 14 at the A reception ..... held at the Cbrlatlan Bapt11t Church, home of the groom's parents, Colwnbus, with the Rev. Roger lbe ceremony. Parsana ollldallne. 'lbe bride Ia a graduate of Given In marriage by her Soulbern l.o..t HIP School, father, the bride W8.1atUred In a claaa of 1987. 'lbe couple relldes neor 1en&lb gown of white aaUn at Fort Riley, Klmaas, where lmd lace and c:arrled a~~ the groom ls sll!looed. il tlrited blue dalalla. Attending from Racine were MlaVIckleWnl,slater of the Mrs. Melvin Dralre and iOns, groom, 11'11 maid II. honor arid"'3olm and !May, Mr. lmd Mrs. VJSrriNG SISTER CHESTER - Mrs. George Allen Brooko~rer, Columbus, Leo C.' HlU and famlly, Mr. and PoweU of Parkersbw'g ls lbe aerved u bill man. Uabers Mrs. Argyle Deellr and family REEDSVILLE-The birthguest of her sister, Mrs. Eldon were Pat Young,Columllll, and and Mr. Ernest Deeter. day anniversaries of J. E. Tcmmy Deeter of Racine. Gaul. Barnhllrt, who waa 811.years old, and Mrs. Barnhart, 80 years old, were observed at the Barnhart reunion held at the borne of James 0. Swain, Reedsville, August 23. Attending were Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Barnhart, Vickie Barnhart, Mr. and Mrs. Joe Barnhart, Joey, Ann, Tim, Joyce and Mr. and Mrs. foDo.nr. by SbeUa Hotkey. The refreshment table wu covered with an ecru lace clolh centered with an arrangement of salmon coloted tea roses and shattered daisies. Punch, cake, mints ud nuls were served. Miss AprU Fraa.- presided at W11 the Interior of Yl?Uf refrigerator lo keep II looking new. Two Celebrate On Birthdays l::::~ss~"~::~:,b:lyJI thesoundl lHEPRICEI ~::;1 Ma~riage Near SYRACUSE_*· and·Mn. Us!ll, , Syracuae, announce the approachlaa Ql81T1age of their dali8hter, Rose Ann 1o Mr. Roy Lee ~. son of Mr. and Mra. Cari •Jenklna ofVIInna, W.Va. The open church wedding will be an event Of Sjmday afternoon, Sept. 6, at 3:30 o'clock at the AsbUry United Metbodist Cb~~r=bn will be the Rev. Forrest Donley and the Rev. Wendell Stuller. Attendants 1!ill be the matroo 11. honor, Mrs. Janie<~ L11le; bridesmaids, Mrs. 1\oaetta Redovian, Mrs. Cbrls Ross, and Miss Suzanne Winebrenner; beat man, Mr. Dick Carpenter; gr00i1181Jlen: Mr · Keith Uale, ~~~n~WU:.:t:. · .~ Eleanor liclulelder McKelvey; soloilts, Mr. John Usleand Mr, Donald Harden; n~ gtrll, Carrie and Sherrie 'l'tce; rtng bearer, Brian Allen, and, acoly~a. Brian and Ralph Harden. Mllll Marls de Mlrlll)do and .. 11d!iatlclll In,._; boolal ~trlbuted lo the llbnry; radio "iwotrim: fav;tlll! Melp General Bolpltal; llrl'IIII8IJien for holidaY* at AJ!ien11 Mental Health Center; maculnes to school Ulnry; Atbar Jlaj PW\dnga; donatloaa to Wabkeena and to roadlllda civil: btautllleatlon and attencl!ig ...n.bopa, regional, I'OUJIIY !lad state CGB.enitona. Tbem11n cliUCIIIedtowtler by the prealdenl, Mra. WDIIam WlllfGrd, "wltb. tile !»lleet given In unlaop. Mrl. Larry Edwards rea41be panble.gf the lllllllerd seed lnim the Bible lllld aJao a poem, ''Diaoonry," for deYctlons. An e&chllllle of lrla bulbe wu beldanollc:aii.Mra.HuoldWolfegavelbeaecretaryrep>rtand Mrs. Wlllllu) Brown llle tre...,....•s report and flo,... fund. Mra. Howud Birchfield waa elected treeiUnll' for lbe coming year, repl••li~ Mra. Wlllllm Gaddll, who baa l'tllsned ftom the club. 'lbank.you.cudl~readfromWahkeeaaandRoada!daCivlc Beautlfic:atlclll c:11a1rm1a for donatllm II. • and~ uepectlvely. 'lbe group voted 1o have a Cbrlltmaa program demonstration presented by Mlsa Annagraca TorchWio of the .OIIlo P~ Co. Mrs. Wlllllm Brown wae appointed lo Jlrepare lbe ,Green Tbll!llb Motu for The DillY Sentlllel for September Ia. II was DOted thai Mrs. Fled WIIIINJI!IOu entered th~ lllate Kodachrome Slide contlll Mra. WillfordCIIDPietediDacUYitylji!JjjNii'JreporttoWewith Mra. Fled Blaet!Dar, Meigs Co111ty coo tact cbalrman. Mra. Joe BoUn rtPCJI"Ied that the Merry Gardeners (Junior group) sponIOI'ed by tbe clab, bad planted more roses and cared for ones alreaiiJ planted at the Meigs County Infirmary. ' Mn. Wolfe, Mra. Robert Snowden, Mra. WIDford and Mra. Brown llreto'!nab lbe floral for the bank during STEREO a-rang_._ r 1 --------------------------1 HOSPITAL NEWS I lf"'aild 0::·' Foreman&_ ....;,j ....iill!lillil!--------------------.. M.Mrs. Will, MnD.. .Mrs. BillcherTillie Skagg1, Lestilo Spencer, Chery[ L. Priddy, Charles C. Boggess, Lora J. Gtllespie, Mra. Gary~ lllld Infant s~n. Wendelyn L. ' Belcher,. Mrs. Rqger S. a'rumtiekl. Mrs. Hmtl Buescher, ·Mrs. Maf.Un D. <;ar:te, Mil. Arnold R. r;1illtlers aild Infant aon, Lori J. Clark, Mr!l. Lawrence A. Dav!eoo aiJd Infant son, Dennis p.pue, Wayrif E. 'olden, Kana S. ~reao.,., Moaes ilalraton, &rcild B. HaD, Mra. J'b!llp A. Hill and lafanl daughter, Mra. L. Mr1. w. ' Solid Stata·Modular FM/AM Stereo FM Rlldlo ONLY... Tic Toe Cia$ TMI AUDIO 7100 • fictl1 p,.. clllon .-lver wllh exclull.. Dtllnted. "Tunnel Rllltx" Sound Syoltlm. S..I!IM! I'M and FJ.Ute"" pluo long dl~ AN.. 1 Of Church Meets polk llllillc -or. AFC lor "drift-!'"" I'M. Separste baea. troblt, volumt, turilng "lnttont Play"' totld .w. cilaalll. 20 walll · and function controls. Ail woOd "Cl!biliell . ftnllhtd In French Wllnut,.gralned vinyl, Till AUDIO niO -~' ..· FNSt Birthday is ;:telebratm Aug. 20 I Altblatlmetbegroupdeddedloboldtheclubllcnlerlllowforone day oaJy. Mra. Blrcblle1d received the tranllq ~ Wbldl 11'81 donated by Mra. Brown. 'lbe door' prize - • to Mra. Jirry Eads. Alayatte llbower YU held for Mn. Fetty. l(n, lhirwt ..a-,..s refrdlmenta, Including llidlvt&aJ cakes decorated with the loth anniWI'III'l' theme and pve ICenled candlel u faYOI'I. ,..,.lonlt)11ng for Jalmg ladlea. ~ pen, doubl' atrap altp-on. Great tor tc~.Wl9~ phiy; ,In 'a ~lecdon qf · : · ~~·~In'' ~ruahtd P.l~klp• and } .~lllleal!'tr .com~•Pil,"•· · ; ,o ,,~ to ~..,., Easy to · c.:>j , • . cl~i,$!~, ~~ ·to :112 , ., ,\ , a. E. 4 Ill'. Uldl . r.;i:r=-IDI Aliomlrlaea Mrl. Wlllllm Brown ...-nted bulca about lrlles. Sbe noted that 1r1a have lb petala, lbe lbree upr1a1t petala are called lltandarda, the tine that hang down are called lalla. 'lbe principal types. of lrla are bearded, beardless, crllled and bulb. The bearded lrtaea have a fuzzJ tine or beard thet nma down the mlddleofthefalll,lbeyllvetbroughaeveredrouchllandooldand / grow 2 to 3 feet tan; altboll8h the dwarf grow Ollly about 4 to 9 Inches tall. J8plllese lllld Siberian 1rtaea are the moat CIIIJUIIOII)J grown . \ beardleaa varltlea. Tbe Jar=• haw oolt, clroopbl8 standarda and wide falla and grow 21o feet tan. Tbe Siberian lrlles have ., stiff, narrow, lll'rigbt ltandarda and grow ltlnchea to Zfeet tall. 'lbe beardless types thrive weD OD molal aoD and frequently planted on banks of ltreama. Tbe bearded and beardlaaa ud created, both, grow from tblct 1Diderground atem1 - eaJied rhllomea- that a1«e food produced by the leav.. Jrla grown from rhizomes should Nocm the iiQI spring alter plllltlng.lrlaes may aJao be grown frcm aeed. lrll need 1111l!bllle, plenty of IPIW and good drainage to help prevent cbeaaet. · O'ealed lrlaes have umall ra1aed area, or t:rell, oo the middle of each fall. brten the oolor of these c:reata ecil- with petal colors. She noted that garden lrlsea are bardJ long Uved peren· Sqitcmber. · · nlalstba!needa minimum of care. They bloom when few otberl Mn. Willford urged all members to try to attend at 1eut one do - alter iiJII'Inll blooming bulbi and~ P,eOIIlea. ~ day of lila gardeaer'a and e&blbltor's cllntcllo be bold at the and pblo1. · AtbeDI Qlanty faltfiiU!lllda. 'lbe fir& tine dlnlcs wlll be In the ~om., grange building oo Sept. 211- !0 and Oct. 7and lbe fourth wiU be in Mrs. Wlllllm Willford ciemooatrated dividing and tranlip1aniiDa lbe 1WJ1or fair building on Oct. 14. The hours are 9:30 a.m. untU 3 lrla. She said that old clumpo of bearded tria can be divided and p.m. with a cost ot " fur the aeries, or fl.:!$ each. Advance reset, and new faDs set out anytime afiAir tbe Nocmlng period up N-:.':~~~.:~~:Yr reglllratloaa are to be sent to Mrl ..Paul Roaden, U Graham lo Septanber. Plants set out too late often do not becune well Drlw,Athena,Oiio Gm,maklng c:beeb payable to the O.A.G.C. establlahed beforefreezingwesther ud therhllomesbeave out of following the ceremony a IDe., a""'-11. Tboaeatteadin•lhouldtekeasackiWICb. lbe soU and are d _...... d•-'•• wiDter. reception wiU be held In the .__. • --..- -·... 1~!~~:::--llellowshlp room at the church. ,> Mra. Remer Parker, civic c»<:hatrman, noted a request for a When dividing, remember that the larger rhbiomea grow best 1! anddeveloplnto.vlgorouaplanti.Endamouldbecutcleanlywith a sharp knife. For more bloom the nnt 1881011 me recommended SCHOLARSHIP HEAD I t aetttng tine In a triangJWI- form with the cut enda facing'"" COLUMBUS (UPI)- Gov. center. Dust with sulphur to help p~evad disease l.eav. of'the Jainea A. Rhodes appointed 01faDs should be cut to 41o 81ncbes or lower If tops are lnfoated will! born T. Smallwood, Columbul, Holzer '4-dical Center, First Co1 , Glen T. Crisp, Marc A. leafspol. . Friday to cbalnnan of the Ohio Ave. and Cedar St. General Eblin, Mrs. EUls E. El,liott, Design _FDJllrl8ht..!I&Yea State Scholar- vlaiUng hours kt .ll!'d 7-a 1P.411 • . ¥.P:l'"'"'u: ·~ · · )r. Craft- iblp. Materntt¥ vlaiUng IIG!irS'l;'!o to' >~~"'1 ~l'. . IIIJ!all'!ood, d!n<~ of Inter- 4:30 ,P.m. ?,arenll 'onl1' on lniaiil oon, Mrs. James J. '~\~~~ty~~~~· f~ . .Pedlatrk:e Wlird. • Jackson, Mrs. Roger D. o • · IUrthl Jackson and infant dausliler, Harold Bowers, · retires Mr. and Mr1. Stephen V. Mrs. Stanley S. Kaldor and Set>f:.laadeputyiiiiP"rlntandent White, Oak Hlll, a dausliter; infant son, Mra. Mary M. of,' : Ohio Depai1ment of Ed· Mr. and Mrs. Harold W. Merritt, Mrs. Homer E. liCII ......on.,.......,.h•.u......o Stale Whalen, Jacboll, twin sons; Morgan, Mrs. Del Lebmar .... ·--.,......._-and Mr. and Mrs•.'lbomae M. Ogdin and infant son, Mrs. Scholarship ('rcnmittee noml· Stewart Weal ·columbia a WUilam J Saunder and infant nates candidates for foreign daughter'. .· ' son, Mrs: Morrla 1. Smith, J~J=c=:;::.!o~ acholanblps provided· throusli . Dlaebaflea Thomas v Rage Mrs Grace '" the U.S.~ of EdUcation. Mrs. Madge.Buyua, WlWa J. Roush, ~ces i. ~wland, Donald :S· 8 Wed July Twenty-Sixth ~ ...,..,_,,. Oewlp Dllrqj •; ._,~!!it ..., . ~ .me...... wereNidfnmdfn.oJoluja-, gro-mlslllp; l!tdlllar!4 ·... b!ii!I... OII$t!M ~D~~ and . .,.'llll!ltbl•ai!Mit~lldlllllillrtbei;r'q 1 •± · .r Mn.~.,,..,.Jr.~lblta~loJir plcidc 1a .,..a ~lllllt.llla 1011.._ • tr : will ba held 'l'lliiiJciiiJ, Sept. :M with all Dl'lo. wlalla lin. ~[ IIIMd.llll!llliill...,.lrW ~· QQ n'iiA!f.,., WIIM;ID ~-the~· 1lllldl ~ ;f!!)lcll, ' ; . . . . . hnldl. 'lbetolirwlll beglnat11011111tF01'111Ucna Part 1»rlhGt llodety -.ltaaJ ~ J.. _, P"~ . ,.knoWn fill' a !!bort lime u lila RuiJar!d ~me!eolr 0c1n1ea - · . • ...Jeell cu\1ed 1111 cmr lilt ,_. Jlllve b.- t.wri for Rmlllld, """""'.a prelim ~Ia jiB 'Dowq Jttl mlilt s.-.k· • ' 111e 'MIW, lilo!JII7 adlciND'I Home, llcnl .,.....II for Follolllag lbe plenlc, llle MBIIII'niUIIdlng It~ be lourtd llld den." , 1 . 1 , ~~ liter " lilt Rutland Frilallb'~ do jO .llllilbar 0 . . " ,l:dl!ill7 club 1lllnC :·~" 1D:fi1'Dilllle• ·~~and lllliecalaulat. at~ Hllll. daJ]f to lll!lllbenwlllgather~to-forWIIilerG1IDIIDI. Mrl. '1'111!«»'. " .~. ~-u~. oftheoliii':Wii!'oliJi,withtlineldded . ~~JNIIb\IJ.....,Rntlandllranch;~l!ldildlool; Fred W!utam'""', pn~en · IDd dwaery tour djllnilan, will Mra. Rlclllr4 Fell;J, Jr ... 111nr.lprS ~· · t.r .... ''. ~till' lltti")'W. FRt of11cen! w,er!i. ~ Mn. Joe aeedl 19:'tll;• ; ~ a jltl!lor ......-. club; garden cunpleteplanaloralourloberwl)eduledlo"abbeliaCI@~- llmber.llle aald -Iaiiie lbatwdMI!e•U•UII" 1 •It > BOJir\; VIce Prlll:ldent, Mn. C1r1 ~; Tnui\rer, Mra. 111~1!liliii*'IIJiduc:atlciiiiiiUdllilllitllull•tl40radeSchool; IOMd alao a lour tl.lbe garden II. Mra. Ada !loiter !Ill Sept. 17. 1i1oom1ng peremlala • eJeln l i., llowllr bada 1l!at ... . ' Honrd Blrchtlelli. and Seerttiry, Mri.' IIIIi Ntlloo. planliicl ~. crab treea; au1ltmu bazaar _jllld ~~ Member• are cautioned lo w- low llll!lle4 .llhoea on the Nocming • wat« ~ planted 111ri11J1 MCI tnntpl"itt a.iy 'Die clllb bu l1wl)'l printed a year!Joolt lllld·entered mail7 of .C!"!JieJ!I; nN · ~ *I Melp County Jnllmilr7; toura of WabkM!a lour. nqaeena. aow MrdJIIower .....,Where lbeY are to grf1JI • ~ _._and prda; ua own llowllr llioiJIIIIId Pl1'" Mrs. Wolfe, prellldent-elect, lllllllll!ll'IM nnt ,_., progam. gather and ckJ Jlo'Mn for wlnt« am•ctur llbe c:aultoMI to ,• .. ,...s:;;=·lJN' 'Teacher •Host at '.PartY ; ,., looilellpotaofbm!oel!oldplanta,cutl'lllllfllo•llllllldbrlnslndoon before flwt.llle aald to ~ flo-In& ln!i!!flvu Ia alia or eut Gil If porlkm do die to cut a.a W to 1tn wuod. Mra. WlllfordecqntulatedrlbbaalllimwiiDthellap<lMitJ Fair Fl4lwer llllow, Jnr!n••s Mra. Tom llle•a t 1lbo IIIII rei! ''Giirdla Belle:" Mra. lloml!r Parbr, "QaCW!nt," Bl 111'11. ~- c.pen~~r, "After a.illlnaa", an (fir&) lilae rlbbaaa; Mra. Patter, t•After aniltmu," and Mrl. Carpenter, "After the IAll Winter", both Will willie rlbbclil.(lrd place), Mra. Olrpentw aJao won a red ribbon (IOCOI!d) for b.. eatry In ''Walldng lbeCar" . Other dab members parUclpiUng In the lliow W1ft 111'11. Willford, Mrs. Wolfe,Mra.llrolm,eachooeeatry,andMra.lloUD, two. n W8.1alaonoted that Sherrie Tumer, memiJerd llfn7 Gardeoen, 11'011& blue ribbon for her arranp1•ll Ia ''Wallpaper". Mra. Clrpenter a1ao received a red ribbOD fGI' ber RrY In tile bobby craft, ln 1lblch llbe dllpla,ed a plae cone tree, bomtmade ornament~ on a ma-lta branch, a deaiiated Salia and a piDe cone table cenla'plece with lapin, all Ulbii l!lllnl..-ree&. To ~~Gat Rep. Mra. Willford alated that tbe Friendly Gardenen will boll the iiJII'Inll reglooll11 meeting of lbe ado AaaoclatiGn of Glnlen Qubl to be held April 24, 1971. An auct1c111 wbld1 lncb!ded bo..eplanll, pertnn1a1a lllld dried materlala netted about fll for the club treuury at the end of the ...,..,1111· 'lbe IJ'I6.71 memberablp ~ W1ft collected. 11 wu noted, ln po!Odng, that live memberl bid atteaded the state convenUon of the Oblo Awdat'= II. Garden aabl at Ashland CoUege ADII· 11-13. Wblle there, Mrl. Willford and Mrl. Tom Stewart attended a -lu!bJp 111 lbe JUrboob; Mra. Car· pentwattended lbee&blbltoraandjqea llowerlbowwmbbop; Mrs. Parter attended ihe ~ 'lbnpy worUbop, and Mrl. Bolin the SCIP worUbop. Eacb told of the infomlatkll ome bad gained 1lblch me felt would be of help 1o the clab. Mra. Willford d11Pa7ed lavon 1lblch were gtven at the state convention. 'lbe convlllllon 11owa- show was a1ao dlacusaed. 'lbe nat meeUng wiU be held Sept. 23 at the bome II. Mra. Howard Blrcbfleld. HlgbiJchtlng tbls meettns will be the lnlllallallm of the new offlcera. Mra. Blrcbfleld will gtve lnformation 111 "l'ultin8 Your Garden to Bed for WlniAir," and Mra. JerryEadawlllpreaentademOD!!Ifatlon, "HowtoMakelllld a Cold Frame." Mra. Tcm Martin wiU off.. gardening t1pa from October and dell&nated memben will make floral ~ "Autumn Harvest", CI!!LI cleat&n llllng m111111. wllldoti u,. • �. . ~ + ~ G~POLd i Twp·,.A:waJd~ 'iliii!!iiiiiijiil;i,!jiii " M»m~W*.,. · ~·'!. · . · '" · · '.. ·.· ' . .. ,, . " • ·~ "Te":f ._,,~ · .. ' tdaMI ~ · ~ ~~~~· red.J~_lfli·tl ' .\ai, ; ll . . .........b' ' • Mil. ale-tall' ,11~ to . ~Y-lWen(j(1~tb; ~·~ ~ ..,. .u. aoBIII'I'II3 Jr. Bean, IMll the llltuatlon wu WJMn a potential tbuilder .• ......, ,. 'Ill!! ...,•• 1oar daupiter o1 :Mr. UPllipllet Writer qulcldy ~ and tile cloud movu over tbe cepe, a · dlalrtetJ. J.'lltlli fa the .Charles ~rlffitll, ~y. CAPE KENNEDY (UP!)- utrooauta went onto S1ICti!IS- small rocket carl'1lnll an G!llllpollo QIJ ildlool s,.tem 3, W9'1 lw!l "A" awarda In the . Tbe scmmme~~t . beclnl a fuUy ezptare the IIIOCII. elec!ric field meter will be retura to tile ela••room western panlei · and horpro)ect lhla week !)~~led Mishty Becauae of the Ugblnlna launched. It will meuure the 1'1leodQ, Sept. 1. . llellllll8blp claaea TbW'IIIay at 11- lbat will attempt to slriM, lighter weather restrlc- cloud's electric charge on a Teaclen i. tle North the Ol1!o State JUnior Fair trlall' 118htolnc by Bhoollnc small rockela into potential thunclerlleada. Tbe Idea Is to see If the electrical cllarge In a cloud can . be drained enough so lllal a lll8llDed rocket could be safely launched lhroulh it. The six-week project Is the direct result of the Apollo 12 moonshlp launching last November. The rlslng ~ machine wu struck twice ~y llghllllng shcrlly after blastoff into donie clouda and aclenllsta determined later lllat tbe ndetltaelf touched It off. beeb Oat Power : Tbe lightning bolla momentaHly knocked out the power in tbe ,...cecraft manned by Charles "Pete" Conrad, Richml F. Gordon and Alan L. Ilona bave been Imposed oo manned space launcbinp to make certain rocketa are not launched when clouda with tightnlnl potential are In the area. '!be Cape Kennedy area Is second only to Florida's West Coast in the number of thWiderslonllll recorded during the year In the nation. Thunderheada deYelop nearly every afternoon the cape at this time of year. In project Mighty Mouse, tbe ~agency and the Environ· mental Science Services Adml· nilltrallon (ESSA) plan to fire up to 175 live.fOill rocketa Into cloud cells abo<e the cape. A specially equipped airplane will be used to find clouds contaln!nRanelectricallield. vertical bula and radi~ the G.uta, 1typr ·~ $IUIIIo Hone SI;IDII': data hack to tbe Milhl Mouse wMelll aild .llllllalii.Jl'lllce ~clu811ad~30en~ blockhouse. Dlatrleta leld lalorm'il with each entry rtp!oi~Onlil~ Then a rocket carrying an orlellilloD 111eelb:gt l'rkla7 the beS,I h~ o• alwnlnum sphere ranginl trom fa u efforlto prepare ,fGr tbe 12,500 4-llsaddle bone rj,.H club three to ala Inches In diameter opeliq .,.the fall teriL memben. will be fired Into the cloud cell. Karen was chosen to AJI the sphere travels upwardS, ~~f-~ ~~~~~~IP COunty at the acientlsta upectstatlc electrl<:l· stale fllr lifter ublbitlng, the ty to build up on It unW 11 1'IIPV srand cllamplon horae project produces a spuk widch in 111m ,...,l at the Meigs rCGunly Junior is ellltcled tD 11"1' into a bolt ed NeW Je.. Team Cops of llghllllng. Dr. Heinz Kuemir, the ~'t'Oject manager from ESSA's laboratory at Boulder, Colo., said lbat after the Initial llghinlng, stroke Ia generated, addlijonal rockel4 will be launched to trigger more discharges. He said this will continue unW the cloud can no longer propagate lightning. LL CroWD ·. . WiiJJAMsroRT, Pa. (UP!) _ Cenlerflelder Dave Shaver knocked In two runs with a double In the second lJiulng Saturday as Wayne, N. J., defeated Campbell, Calif., 2-0, lor the 24th annual Little Leilgoe World Series Cham· pionshlp. The victory returned the championship to lbe United Stales lor tbe first lime since 19&6. CaWonla &ol four ollta six bl1s Ia tile lint two bmiDga of the sis iDIIIDII game but never could plct up a nm. Ia tbe oecood lanlag, Kevla Ullnane opened wllb a slagle, went to secood on a by Ills twill brolller, KeUy, ud moved to third on BD error. But lbat waa aa ciOOe ullley came to a p.pital Re~tor Offered for !Nation's 'Pastor Qf Year' By LOUIS CASSELS : UPI ReJI&Ian Wrll'lor Tbomu can do in Its W1ll'8hlp Dea4a is Prob CLEVELAND (UPI) Cleveland police today were investigating the death of a 17year-old Lakewood h01151!wlfe which :he Cuyalwga CGunty coroners office 94ld was the result of an attempted abortion. Mrs •. Ricllard Seroaka died Thursday night in Southwest General Hospital here Doctors said she was three monilia pregnant and had died alter an attempted abortion. Mre. Seronka was rushed to the hospital aiU!r she collapsed at her mother's home. ~ . ' ,.. \I _ ·- : Particular effor1a have been :made to establish llnb with the :younepeoplewhofoUowihe/10~ hippie Ufe style 1n a community centering around lllprll !lrcle. NoiEveryoeiiPieased , 'l1lll ooireach 1o the looc· :haired YOIIIIi was not entirely :plelrllqj to some o1 Fr. Breul'e ~ore con s e r vall v e ''Thls may be our great 'for Wayne u he struck out six and walked two, In winning lbe championshlp,O'Neillexlended hjs streak to 12 Innings without a run. On Wednesday he pitched a no hit, no run game agamst Valleyfleld, Quebec, Canada. Rlghflelder Mike Fantau saved O'Neill's shutout on a catch In tbe fourth Inning with a Calllornla runner on second and twoouta.Fantanranln,sllpped tD his knees and causbtlbe ball just abov• the grass. Righhlinder Tom Davis, who struck outlland walked only one,wastaggedwiththedefeat. Davia hnd a &-I record since his learn began the climb to tbe linals. •• R evzs • ed A u,o * 1nsuponce R ules z·n E'ffiect Soon • U OOLUMBUS - Anyooe In Ohio with a valid operator's 'Jicenae and with a car in ll8fe ·~atlng candltioo will be able to purchase automobile In· ;plrllhlonen. aurance when changeo In the ' IIIII.. ~ • · ~· -.tm•• . Oh~n . ·~~P!,~hill! , ance 1 .. inlll1 valued at more than $10,000, heavy commerdal and fieet unlta are lneUgible IGr theee coverages. "Tbe reined driver ellglblllty requlremenll do nolblnl, , of .o;o!lflll, to 1\4 lhe ' "~ dloitt"i:aif.;'. · ~'~all' ·. 'lllf6'' e1Mt" <lit' SeP- hijhw8ya,o1~"1rlio ft~'t , l!landay. Tbiat was the"fiOw- tern 14. · be permitted 10 iYrlv;:.~' Wlniiloen nelehbol'l saw flames prehenalve, collision and cheli continued. ''There are too "apewlai out of the hl&b«eepied medical payments coverages many drivers who have no atone lllurch. Three alarms will alto be available alter regard fer the aalety of their il'ougbt lrlgadea of firemen to . the IICI!IIt and they fought the 111ue until oearJ11 a.m. Buill - a lOIII cauae from the start. , St. Thomas waa gaited beyond repair. Ita prlcelesa lllalned ..... wlndowa, cre&leQ bJ Henry Holiday of En&land, melted Into the rubble. Some of the parllhlonera ll'olill down IIIII wept when they an wbat bad happened to the beloved old chi&'Ch. But Fr. J1reu1 hid no time for tears. 81111 Ntt Ser1n11J Demalf" Be pointed out lbat the parish hall, c11recUf beldnd the church, nat 111'iollll1 clamqed. "We'll hold aervicu there ~ nest Sunday," be September 14. Bodily injl8')' and property damage UablUty covtrqes !lave been avallable lllllce the plan 'a lnceptian In 1943. Unlnaured motorial coveraae was made available In 1981. Formerly called tbe Alalgned Risk Plan, It is a system established by the lllsurance companlea to provide auto inlurance to those unable to purdla8e It In tbe regular market. Each Insurance CIIIIP''IY operating In the state accepll opplicanta to the plan In Jl'OporUon to Ita volume of llualneaa In the state. "Practically all automoliles owned by Individuals can be "V""ll~Ced. lnaured for •100 deductible Ill the llrm f.tth lllat dlsalllera comprehensive and collialon -be CCIIlVtl'led Into bleulnga Insurance," aald Jobn C. with God's belp, Fr. Breul Winchell, eRCUtlve dlrecter ol already Is lbiDJdn& ahead to the the Ohio lnaurance Institute. He "creaUve thlnp" thai St. said can over 15 years old, can fellDII'IDI!II ncr fer lhe lawa of our llate. Tbls lncludel the drllllka that constitute one driver oat of every liO cil our blghnp. "The Clllly aoluUon to Ibis problem .. for the public tD appeal to law makers, law enforcement agenclea and judfles tD take the driving privileges away from the irreaponalbles who are en- · clangerlnll !be Uvea of our loved 01101," be added. Winchell said ratea fGr Illaurance lbrou3h tbe plan are 1qber !ben the aftl'l&e rata ill the J'eiiU)ar llllrlillt becauae of lbe Jlr08Ier Ubllbood tballllelll! driven will be lnVQived Ill u IICCidollt. ( ·, ~,J .' . ' . ' .,, • ' ' ' ' ' f ( ft ' ·. 'I i . i··i . MEIGS COUNTY ,, . ' . ., '· motor, trailer on the water or on the f!'8d. Can cover liability losses, too. See mo. Carrol K. Snoowi!!! Second Ave. P~ . .UH~90 Home -«6·4518 01111po11s OF ' f' The Athens County SavingS and.loan Co. ,_ STATE FARM_ ~~:;::A~,ilce : ' It ·: ....... . AND wAIWIA~-'IIIeDn ...... llllblldllel.....,...,• poand,llll.a a.-, left, and Catb1 W.mt, and aeeand row, Coon1e HaaertY and Llbble llroWll (OIIIillp), Dllbllle JC1n8111d a.tll1117'1 (on top) aDd Uncia RoUib and r.tb1 RoUib (Oil lop). ' 296 W. Second St FIRI! . •' The New MEIGS COUNTY BRANCH ' WATCH FOR ANNOUNCEMENT/ PWZ HOM We Have The Low Pncei.Chee/i, . : · .. Us ·Befor~ ·.Yo,a. . . ' .· . ·'> ' t' . • ., . ' . • .I, I~ • ' • IXOD N . By HELEN THOMAS SAN CLEMENTE, Calif. Jt!Pil-Prealdenl Nixon will meet with Sen. George Murphy MOnday to ~ the CaWornia llellator'a report on Ills trip to llrael flhere he delivered a f!8I'IC!IIIIl message from the President to Prime Minister ,,..· • · Bne. 8 . Nlson'a chief foreign poUcy advlaer Henry A. Kllalnger ·have been on haod for dally consultations. Secretary of Defense Melvin R. Laird alto Is due here this week. Nixon wu upected to rerilaln here lllrough tbe week u:cept when he mea to San Diego, Calli. to hOlt a state dinner In honor of Mexican President Gustavo D1az Ordaz. White H01151! aldea said he definitely would not attend the American Legion convenUon In Portland, Ore. wbere he had an Invitation to speak 'l'Ueaday. Aldt!s down the Reboso of Key-Biscayne, Fla., and Robert H. Abplanalp, multlmilllOllaire New York Industrlsllal, here to help hlm relax. Tanned but 1ooldng tired, Nlson apparently welcomed a chance to ~ and ·nlk ~ beach with his friends. His wife, Pat, DOll' recovered from alng"summerthe ~nd·" wuwith~ weeae Nixon's old lrlendJI, Mr · and Mrs. Jack Brown of Rolllng Hills, CaW., .near Loa Angeles. · In tbe cauipalgn to give the relief lot ' properly Oll'nel'l, on whose ahoulderl moat oil lbe iiuppGI't for acboola liOW lalill. This financing propoaa1 would "dlatrlbule lbe 1u IJurl!en mere equitably and It will enable us to provide apeclal reUef for lhoae lesat able to pay," Cloud said, •. peace intentions," GaWisald. "Poosible altuallona may arise which would justifywithdrawal from the talks," 1be Israeli minister said. "Such a situation would be one In wblch we might be drawn towards dlscusalons on lerrlloriallsaues or plans for withdrawals, before being 818111'ed that IIJe otber aide intend& to make peace . . '.. On Sunday the Israeli cabinet meela to hear a report fr~ Foreign Minister Abba Eben on the talks lllat started Tueaday In New York. Israel's U.N. envoy, YOIIef Tek~. took part In tbe tint day's n01ollaUons with U.N. PeulmlJtlc Report mediator Gwmar V. Jarring, In a peaaimislic Interview tben new home to hrlel Eben over tbe Israeli Radio, M1niater and Prime Minister Golda Without Portfolio lara~! Galill, Meir. Tekosh Ia expected to lly who Is responsible for infonna- ·~'IIWf,· l . . Low Vote Expected ~ ~.~::u:..o:..: ::w-~ :an:;::o :ta!:.nm:: ::;:.~~.~of peace . to areas. AI tlie Western- White House Lapldal')' (Rock· """w'ly,. ~=~;~~~~~=-=-:·:~~~~-: pt;ealclent Secletles, of the Tri.Qiy --~~ ~ nollrsttlimeted,mllito'betarya . ·. ~....ru...., ..111tdllllee;.c~~~e~•flfe!ll ~: ......... , ·. • ·',fli~ coui 1roDm -· .....,. 1\111tbii•Ncrlb. . ·~~.?: "J.. ,, I.FI &mlmer . courtrOomuae · DGt '!,·,'~tbit= · Is lhe "'"'. " , - ·~- lui week, Nixon prorad his haundl!),l!tto bLI fr~. bouts In potn~ihal he's not 011 vacallon !be morning and eve~: . . ' lrhenhe'sawayfromWaajdnl- ~altoac:ceptedthenewcll)' bil · .deltl'a:diJe ·fGr 'future IOII,holdlng~fernUmeroua .flag Gil Wh!llier, caJif,, his ' ,....~.........,achooll _ _,_, calla 'ind ~ hmneto.m,alidhesawuroup ~,...... •~-.. ·-~-"'•n JUIIed, Vlalta. · · · ' ol tbe lqcal "IIUI'fers ~- ... of . MoDdale, bead ola He .... call lbli Rolf Anttsa,l8tl of JiniArnesa, ""' _. .,., of the ,_,_,_, Opportunity. Mondale weekend, howml', with. his twll i~.....:.... ~.....on ,....... _.._, •dlltrlcla fa'"•s ........., - • total lrlendi ' · Charlei • ·G·· "Bebe" · ' ~-•· ' · ;, H-· _,. h.·i l m e Olden. · · \ · Hashish Chase · . . . ... . e· .... . ·Io· v' It Ll .Lr~ ,·.~ I' tall 41'1""· Whatever savings plan rou protw, lhla bank Pl¥1 1he fllghllt lntereat allowed by IIW. Your money uma mort ,., ¥011 enjoy more Clln-ltnce. S.ve whore you can do all your ·.Nntlne. Ill our friendly !ltlnl!. 5*" =.... s~" 5" Snlltla I·YOC!f Snlftll CotNiic¥tes \ 90-llf Slvlilfla IMI..,_ ' 4~" r.:..· VALLfY '8A8K . 'k . ... , :', ,. ·~ I .. I . , early In the afternooo near the, Municipal Bull4lnlln downtowo Amman. Guerrillu ol lhe u:tremlst Popular Froot for tbe. Uberalioo of Paleatlne (PFLP) were involved In tbe lncidenl, guerrilla sources said. . Three clvillana and ~ government Intelligence men were wounded In that incident, the sources added. ane hour 1a1er. they said, vehicle belonglnf to AI Falah, Ule largest Arab guorrUla group, came under lire from a ·~own anned men," near the Palace. One of the guerrillas was ldlled and four dvlllsns wounded In lbat Incident, tbe sources said. eljleC major factor In whetber voters get to lila palla In ouUylng areas. But some political aourcessald !bat apathy might cause a poor lurnolll by the 11 • 65 mlllloil _ ..lered na on 8 • . ,.,... voters. These aources conte....., lbal the ---·•- hao t*~h/:rt by lack~·-· of interest because II Is not 1 presidential election year would make the Ierma of tbe were general, with no agree' mOillUI'e leSB stern. menta being BOIIIIht er reacbed. The sources described Ag· The vice presidential party Ia new's dlscusalons witb Prime convinced Thai olliclaill do not Minister Tllanom Klttillachom believe the present situatl011 in as "useful lboulb hrlel." They Cambodia would require them said Cambodia was given · to send troopo there 11011'. partk:ular emphaals, in view of "But Thailand lila a posllliln Agnew's Yialt there Friday. to move quld1y If necesaary," Foreign Minister Thana! K» a U.S. offlctal said. · man told newsmen tbe vice Tbe Thai officials pve president . hnd assured Thai Agnew tbe lmpnlai011 tbe)i are leaden the t!ulted Statea would not upeet by the Nlson doctrine, continue to belp Thailand wllidl would place llfMier J!dlltarlly and • eq11as1a 111 econCQic qlher •I ~~ 'lt'"~ ~ , ~ Ia "SliD y, '" eA ', .•, or1 " Thailand . ~· ' "'"' ' .·· ~~. Honolulu He plans .to hal lOIII . mo . . day or two there up a letting tbe na~ olthe region report he will make to aettle tbelr 011'11 problema, and President Nlson at San C1e- partly for thla reasoo Ita mente, CaW. leaders have not asked foreign Geaenlllllctllaloill aid In putting down tbe The u.s. IOtll'ceS said Ag- Communlatlnsurgency Ia their new's ta1b with Klttlkachorn own country. · Gz·ll~·an A ttack s GOP OOLUMBUS(UPI)-llemocrallc gubernatorial nominee John J. Gilligan said today "Ohioans have lost faith In their stale government" and It will be up to the Democratic party to restore thallalth. "They !lave lost faith not just because of scandalous goings-on GWiganlnpreparedremarka. "All of U9 know all too well the alate's !allure to provide basic services to Ita people," tbe Dem 11 Gilligan told ocra c state convenlion. "We knOll' the slate Is _,. tbe bottom of tbe UsI 1n the use of lis resources lor achoola, fer =::: toslons.uence govemmen uow and tbeir children," he said. "BIll ill t I tlllat tbe U· no U9 . sonia~~~...~!?.~he~. w.... ..,,.,..., ..... "This aclmlnlstratl<in baa ......, more ••·- •nv of 1._ .....;;:;:;,_ w••• -·• '" ,.. ~ sors- spent, in fact, to a debt of more lllan '' billion." HOII'Bfd Metzenbawn, the ... ....... ,..... opponent, u.s. D • • • Robert A.. ignoring their own needs," said Ohioans want lor themselves Taft and Presld;r Nlson. _ "Robert Tall ill maldnl a cruel joke at the espenae ol working men when he aays all our ecoocmy needa Is 'more backing <i Nixon's posllion,'' Metzenbawn said. "Wblch posi· tlon1 Higher unemployment! Higher in teresI ra tea?" "For the man -.king a job, bearinp 011 the llllllar, hu wben tbe)' reached lhe top olthe unemployment is not a mnnber, beinadlnowledgecluadll<tlnd bill ill retreat. II Is a reality of Ufe," said by IOiftel elole to 1JaJ Not !lave lana the mv.t~ptlon;. 'lbe commlsaloa . haa O:,.easlonal COIIlllerpart ~ldetd 'l'bea7 teatlmolly bowever, tbat ID ~Tall, reallzea this. '[IJej 'lblj .u-,- bolcla tl>at the officer in a aolt cap raised tben too ed frGm 11141 ~ wwe aa· Kddollt -a tow.edblnrm, tllm!d toward are •4 · IJIIrk .o1 ra~ Wbl\il oecarre4 ll'GoM thell anec~ bedt u · 1ililn.a ·lfGUP of ~ ~- loUrd tbe iiblllm, ~eel "This edmhdetratlon _ . .. , dei'ilooduquadleader I Order. and' ~ flrln& a .4kailln about the llmUIIlOIIIII olled!n ·lbtor7, 1t. -u out lhla tiiiiD! bo tho f'Oiild. en111p and IIIIJI'II forot 81 a ·:a~·~ (lll eGDOI:Ivable tbet Clnlef. mlgbl apect frGm 1 -llilr ~ , bury.of tbll maa- blnail .. be laid. ·. ' 1!111111'. II CCIIC!ll\'llile • One Major Question in .Kent Deaths· Unsolved ...~~·"ti::.; e -.-.<~:-rc II)' LEE lJIXiiiA!ID 00 UMBtJS (UP!)- SID lfle i.nt State Unlveral: traledY 1Joat May 4, perbapl tbe ,., ,,__ IJUIIcr 1III8J!IW'I"ed quullao.il; EQciiJ wl!at I" , elllld ~ ·l!lalk'tlll GUII'IIIfOGpll relreit~ up Blaiitet Hill to whlrll!lli ·" "· I!IID a crowd of ]IUriiuln8 llludlri'JT . iJWi- . Oilier aeme of been ~hill~ =-~=ci~~I:'tU: ::Z.':!.. t:•:;... w. ~ ,\10111D'IIIIded .DIII'IIdi!o IIURGLAII,S GET $11$ GALUPOUS Approxlmiltaly • was taken ln a burgl•ry early Saturda7 l)liJa'nlng at IAwla' 11. S. 011 ""· . .lilenlce pblef' olStation Polleeon Eastern John Tlylor reported the eull pius ID IDI• deternlli!ed .amount of money received In Frlday'l ..-ipli were tlten from a cabinet lJr., llda the atabllslunent. EiJI7 was made by going lhroulll a back windDII', Jarring eHorts. The lighting bt the Jordanian capital Saturday broke om, :tth::=.:.~of~S.:~ ~:he~~:O~u.!'~~~=- ~:~t'f.r ~s~;:~~~.:m~:: 1nf1 tal •-' emment-•-lace Ita priori"-, bealth care, lor all tlwse things convention and lsBhed out at his ·· WD . $atirday.~ for, back tD New York after Sunday's cabinet meeting. In Cairo, official sources said NUiiel' accwJed Israel of RUIIinc obatacles in the path of Jarring during a IMknlmite meeting be hid with Yialting Hungarian Prelldent Pal Loson· cU. ··Ezpau~o~~Jt Amhllioas'' The sources said Nasser told his Hungarian goest of "lane!'a apanalonlst ambitions, Ita refusal to withdraw from occupied Arab territory and the IJb. stactea It Is. placing before Gunnar Jarring." The sources did not elaborate on Nasser's cllarle, but Western ~fain Cairo said tbe EIYP- regard the Israeli cllarges ~~ Elfptls vlolallnc the cease-fire aloug tbe Suez Canal u an attempt to defeat p 0 licy Affirmed 1: of~. He said the income lax :would be coupled with ptqletly lu .uu&/Sfn c:'.; KENT, Ohio (UPl )- . Republican subernatorlal cent. . reported l!rqwtle4 Satm:w , Tilt CQII!bat NOIIIld Millt Will Jadlns frGm l'tlnGm l'!iilt wileD Commll!l!ft ....,.,. !<r.- Krao ~ to be totbettce.trowlft&-lrl)lld !ID'I!IIIIl tine uJI; hillloDPIII'J parl'o(li pail.em of Cill!mlllllt ~In the~ alrllfliPC ~th VI~ ,~~ampta 1to prObe l'bnolll ~ from Allied ~m~p~ from • )li ..,ath Perlb'a w1er .,.._. Earlier ~ mSo!ltll v~ " ' ol lbe D!lmllllariJed .Zolle !hlf I1IOIIIb, Nodb ·~ ·nflec;iel a lOif leYd of mjllllrJ.· ·, (DMZl~MVie.llll!!l liDdYietCGnct'lh!d;lntD, ¥14viiY,, .00 u-ndl !of and Ncrtb VietDPI. ...., the ~· ol ' . ~ diiiW to* idYJD¥ of 11141 ~ 1114 ""' Sal!l!i V.. Jllne miles nor~ ol PlinGm relativelj c;a1m 'Ill~ -lilld4nW..~IIIC! Penhnd held II brWI7 ~are In ,Ill off-year aotGrlal MK>. foar ~. being beaten bact by CamiJo. Uon. ' ·, 'lhe ~ Wftkilt -.r 41an \i'OOPI· It was tbe lint ~ , artiDa'JIIUe Fdlr, 1!1 ~ ''OIIior Cambodia Adlla bellotlnl aloce tbe elec.llall ·of BeVIll mDea Will of Clllm l. In otber Clmbodlan action, President Ngoyen Van ThleiiiD wllk:h baa been IIDder Olm- Commun111 fcnu were report. 11167. ' ~ Clo-·..J l:llMvuoi.U, PU r o..,.,. --e Cloud, In a statement, said be · would propose, II elected, a Ofte. third lncreale In alate IRIJIPOI't lor local achoola. The alate 11011' provldea 30 per cent of the suppori and lbe lncroase would up It to 40' per .. In South Vletum, four aitall , _ . lot - . 1 ed at!IDinl ~..,; Amerleaa .,._., • •tn 1 i!llb. . · • . ,.ll•e IJ!IIIU. ll9nl tile llillllo Uun, said ofrepeated Egyptian violations the Suez Canal cease-fire could I!Cllftle the AmeriCIIIHipOILSOI'edpi!!Jceinitlalive. "The factlllat lbe Egyptians BANGKOK (UPI) _ Vice have from the start violated lbe President Spiro T. Agnew hao cease-lire casts a heavy shadow informed Thailand officials lllat on the earnestness ri tbeir · recent u.s. Senate actions concerning Soolheast Asia do not represent the viewpoint of the Nlson Aclmlnls.traUon, u.s. official sources said Saturday Agnew did not try to predlci lor the Thai leaders wllat tbe outcome 1be proposed legilllalion of would be, tbe ~ White House West all the soilrces said but discussed tbe trappings of U.. main office In attitudes and In the tile naUon'J ~Ill, the Pree- ·IWGON (UPl}-&lulh VIet. ~:;:;t~ .....W.,:);..·~"f"'<r!!ll"oo,......,. •I""'·"" "''~'! "•'>"• lil'enhu bQeii ..... allfeam fi8IIIOII8 YOie Sunday ln .. . •·' . ,oi,.~•H• !Ja: ··. ~llf·"~be~~llrla:_lecna'::J! ~....r,· ~ · . • ..,.,. , ,.... " · . I . lslaU ~~=r.;:~ 8aJ( 'Dle1 .. ' 'I ' ballOting' since the election of ~g on ~~~tc:~::t Cbampl C:..'!'•• ~.L1 ,;;.;., Prelldent N•uyen van Tilled In aimed preventing American on..._. •:--Y '""'~,.,.-·· •financing of third nation signs In the ecoilomy who heads a IIIIIIIIDer yiiath 1967. rations in Cambodia and inOatlon Ia coOling a bll. He fOIIiidatlon for ghetto YOIIIS· Tbe election will choose ~.. would not become law in also ~t with hla domestic aters . am0111 160 candldatea for 30 . 11 earlier Ia the day but eounc11 and agreed to a N~ hao been Otting the seata in the Senate, encllng • ' 18 ~~ 8 Meuure ·,The jury retired for compromise of his revolulloila- tlJne.consumlngYiaita,inclucllnl two-week carnpal111 wblcb bas He id he felt lbe House 88 ~O.nlcblatl oldelllleratlonsiilnce~fving ry welfare plan to permit a IS.year-old antidrug crusader, seen m\111 ri the candidates The chief executive also awaited tile return of VIce President Spiro T. Agnew from hls Far East tour Tuesday or Wedneaday with a report on top pollcy ta1b with_ Asian leaders. Agnew stateiJIOnla l!lllllC lila way bave erupted In dally headlines as he bas tried to . Golda Melr. reassure leaders of the conllMurplljr Ia seeklniJ re-election nued prese~ the United Aala. been Bellini mulmum Statea In Soo , frGm tbe Prelldenl In In addition, Secretary of Stale William Rogen ud ,_,.,._.,.,.., ___ ...... _.____,____ ,__,__, __~~--·., • - - - - - - . . , . - - - - - - - - - • Saturday nolillnee he Roger ClOud said , raven a stakomanclated county4rlde lncmle tal for lncreued lllte IAipiiCifl We Give YOU More For Your Money. . • rag; ·• .. cambodia 110 Cambodian ind 10 (tJPI)..,VIet~ troopuiloved 1rrep1an dJalng In 011 the Into a 'rillap. oaiY Ids inUea outaldrta of 'town. frGm dO!ri)lowJI .Ji!lna Pellb The VIet Coo& subjected Satur.daY a!lcllet ip aliUe In a M01t Kraad ltrao to a lllries thurcb wber• they held off ri attacb Friday nilbt.IIIOVinll Cambotllaninfalli!:71Delldlgglng 1n campans ,!ICI'OIII nODded In fer 1 tountnttack. It was awamplanda bel!lnd Qunbodlan tbe .dolelt ba\Ut tD dale 1D pooltlons. . Phnlllll PeQb. , · Tbe C8inbodlan COIQIII8IIder The c.ftl!OdWI COIIII1IIllder laid Ills men killed 50 VIet Cone at the vlllap 'ol Moat ~ 1n the fighting Friday night but Krao, ala ml\1!1"¥' ol Pbnom correapondenta Webb a!Jd Daw.Pent! 011 the oa." side of tbe son saw no sign of Communist ~ Mekool River, bodies. The commander said told UPI correapclldenls !Ill ,.... his caaualtles were two men walllnc fer proiDiled puatroo- ldUed and two wOWided. per relnlotcemellta before tryIng to drive' an ·estimated :lllO Vlel COlli from the place. UPI ~nta Kale Webb and Alan Dawson watched from an old ~ dian · 111'7 pai\'PI boat as IUIIIIIrl aboard It pounded a By Ulllled Pna -raaiiODal Roman Catholic church with An Israeli cabinet rn1n1ater mortir. and machine gun fire. VletConsiDtbechurchuaedlla said Saturday Israel may pull ataeple as a· vantage point to out of the ·Middle East peace tbe boa bu talks If the Arabe pras their :~'! ~Ia lUll 1 1 demands for a complete Israeli Bemb. Vlllqe withdrawal from occupied Arab \!.8.-llull! 128fl8bter-bombers Janda. Elfpt's President Gamal of the Cambodian air force Abdel Nasser accused lane! of bombed the .iuage Saturday placing obetacles before tbe aftemQClll In support o1 about U.N. peace mediator. In Amman, lighting broke out between Arab goerrillaa and Jordanian government !orca lor the second time In 24 hours. Guerrilla sources said one of their men was tilled and 10 penons,lncludlnglbreegovemment aecurlty men, were woonded In the fighting. . AWai•tmg • Murphy, Agn·ew .-bid. ,• llllnolo ' .:'Lt . CASUALTY Bloomington. . Israeli May •, ' . t 'f •IDII• :Gothic churdles in America. : Dminl the put five years, tbe leada'ship of Fr. ;Breul, St. Th<mllls has made a CGIIIC!entlous elfort to adapt Its Jrolrama to t!>.e needs of the ,boodch•ncllt'!_~~.wn neighbor- '' ' ). ' chance to develop a new style of services and other prosramsas Ufe," without being encum: 'l1lll year'• only two-thirds a relllllt of being compeUed to bered by costiy real estate he 0... but I'm Jlf\lPared to make do bt a almple audltorlwn Sl.ys. ......h 1n rllhl now with my rather than a magnificent AcongregaUon lllat learns to Dominee for past« of the year. Gothic sanctuary. p~t service to h1D11811ily ahea~ : He'ltheRev.HerryBreul,48, Hlsboldelllldea-andtheone <i brlckll and mortar in Ita i'8CIIJt of St. 'Jbomu Episcopal for which I oomlnate him as ecbeme of values will never be QI&'Ch 1D WllllhlrCion. D.C. putoroftheyear-lalllatlhere destroyed-byllre,bythewlnds rua. : UntB the early part of this may be no polntln l"lttlnc up ri change, or by any other Steve O'Neill, lbe 5 loot 5 ~.St. TtKmu, builtin 1897, another church building. adversity. rlghlllander hurled a six hitter from Stole Form protects boat, :wu ooe of the mOll! beautiful .. ,, reiP!im ' Pollee Trwining Grant for 12 SE COunlia is Mllde ..., ··, (UPil - . 'l'be Plaa> · • �. . ~ + ~ G~POLd i Twp·,.A:waJd~ 'iliii!!iiiiiijiil;i,!jiii " M»m~W*.,. · ~·'!. · . · '" · · '.. ·.· ' . .. ,, . " • ·~ "Te":f ._,,~ · .. ' tdaMI ~ · ~ ~~~~· red.J~_lfli·tl ' .\ai, ; ll . . .........b' ' • Mil. ale-tall' ,11~ to . ~Y-lWen(j(1~tb; ~·~ ~ ..,. .u. aoBIII'I'II3 Jr. Bean, IMll the llltuatlon wu WJMn a potential tbuilder .• ......, ,. 'Ill!! ...,•• 1oar daupiter o1 :Mr. UPllipllet Writer qulcldy ~ and tile cloud movu over tbe cepe, a · dlalrtetJ. J.'lltlli fa the .Charles ~rlffitll, ~y. CAPE KENNEDY (UP!)- utrooauta went onto S1ICti!IS- small rocket carl'1lnll an G!llllpollo QIJ ildlool s,.tem 3, W9'1 lw!l "A" awarda In the . Tbe scmmme~~t . beclnl a fuUy ezptare the IIIOCII. elec!ric field meter will be retura to tile ela••room western panlei · and horpro)ect lhla week !)~~led Mishty Becauae of the Ugblnlna launched. It will meuure the 1'1leodQ, Sept. 1. . llellllll8blp claaea TbW'IIIay at 11- lbat will attempt to slriM, lighter weather restrlc- cloud's electric charge on a Teaclen i. tle North the Ol1!o State JUnior Fair trlall' 118htolnc by Bhoollnc small rockela into potential thunclerlleada. Tbe Idea Is to see If the electrical cllarge In a cloud can . be drained enough so lllal a lll8llDed rocket could be safely launched lhroulh it. The six-week project Is the direct result of the Apollo 12 moonshlp launching last November. The rlslng ~ machine wu struck twice ~y llghllllng shcrlly after blastoff into donie clouda and aclenllsta determined later lllat tbe ndetltaelf touched It off. beeb Oat Power : Tbe lightning bolla momentaHly knocked out the power in tbe ,...cecraft manned by Charles "Pete" Conrad, Richml F. Gordon and Alan L. Ilona bave been Imposed oo manned space launcbinp to make certain rocketa are not launched when clouda with tightnlnl potential are In the area. '!be Cape Kennedy area Is second only to Florida's West Coast in the number of thWiderslonllll recorded during the year In the nation. Thunderheada deYelop nearly every afternoon the cape at this time of year. In project Mighty Mouse, tbe ~agency and the Environ· mental Science Services Adml· nilltrallon (ESSA) plan to fire up to 175 live.fOill rocketa Into cloud cells abo<e the cape. A specially equipped airplane will be used to find clouds contaln!nRanelectricallield. vertical bula and radi~ the G.uta, 1typr ·~ $IUIIIo Hone SI;IDII': data hack to tbe Milhl Mouse wMelll aild .llllllalii.Jl'lllce ~clu811ad~30en~ blockhouse. Dlatrleta leld lalorm'il with each entry rtp!oi~Onlil~ Then a rocket carrying an orlellilloD 111eelb:gt l'rkla7 the beS,I h~ o• alwnlnum sphere ranginl trom fa u efforlto prepare ,fGr tbe 12,500 4-llsaddle bone rj,.H club three to ala Inches In diameter opeliq .,.the fall teriL memben. will be fired Into the cloud cell. Karen was chosen to AJI the sphere travels upwardS, ~~f-~ ~~~~~~IP COunty at the acientlsta upectstatlc electrl<:l· stale fllr lifter ublbitlng, the ty to build up on It unW 11 1'IIPV srand cllamplon horae project produces a spuk widch in 111m ,...,l at the Meigs rCGunly Junior is ellltcled tD 11"1' into a bolt ed NeW Je.. Team Cops of llghllllng. Dr. Heinz Kuemir, the ~'t'Oject manager from ESSA's laboratory at Boulder, Colo., said lbat after the Initial llghinlng, stroke Ia generated, addlijonal rockel4 will be launched to trigger more discharges. He said this will continue unW the cloud can no longer propagate lightning. LL CroWD ·. . WiiJJAMsroRT, Pa. (UP!) _ Cenlerflelder Dave Shaver knocked In two runs with a double In the second lJiulng Saturday as Wayne, N. J., defeated Campbell, Calif., 2-0, lor the 24th annual Little Leilgoe World Series Cham· pionshlp. The victory returned the championship to lbe United Stales lor tbe first lime since 19&6. CaWonla &ol four ollta six bl1s Ia tile lint two bmiDga of the sis iDIIIDII game but never could plct up a nm. Ia tbe oecood lanlag, Kevla Ullnane opened wllb a slagle, went to secood on a by Ills twill brolller, KeUy, ud moved to third on BD error. But lbat waa aa ciOOe ullley came to a p.pital Re~tor Offered for !Nation's 'Pastor Qf Year' By LOUIS CASSELS : UPI ReJI&Ian Wrll'lor Tbomu can do in Its W1ll'8hlp Dea4a is Prob CLEVELAND (UPI) Cleveland police today were investigating the death of a 17year-old Lakewood h01151!wlfe which :he Cuyalwga CGunty coroners office 94ld was the result of an attempted abortion. Mrs •. Ricllard Seroaka died Thursday night in Southwest General Hospital here Doctors said she was three monilia pregnant and had died alter an attempted abortion. Mre. Seronka was rushed to the hospital aiU!r she collapsed at her mother's home. ~ . ' ,.. \I _ ·- : Particular effor1a have been :made to establish llnb with the :younepeoplewhofoUowihe/10~ hippie Ufe style 1n a community centering around lllprll !lrcle. NoiEveryoeiiPieased , 'l1lll ooireach 1o the looc· :haired YOIIIIi was not entirely :plelrllqj to some o1 Fr. Breul'e ~ore con s e r vall v e ''Thls may be our great 'for Wayne u he struck out six and walked two, In winning lbe championshlp,O'Neillexlended hjs streak to 12 Innings without a run. On Wednesday he pitched a no hit, no run game agamst Valleyfleld, Quebec, Canada. Rlghflelder Mike Fantau saved O'Neill's shutout on a catch In tbe fourth Inning with a Calllornla runner on second and twoouta.Fantanranln,sllpped tD his knees and causbtlbe ball just abov• the grass. Righhlinder Tom Davis, who struck outlland walked only one,wastaggedwiththedefeat. Davia hnd a &-I record since his learn began the climb to tbe linals. •• R evzs • ed A u,o * 1nsuponce R ules z·n E'ffiect Soon • U OOLUMBUS - Anyooe In Ohio with a valid operator's 'Jicenae and with a car in ll8fe ·~atlng candltioo will be able to purchase automobile In· ;plrllhlonen. aurance when changeo In the ' IIIII.. ~ • · ~· -.tm•• . Oh~n . ·~~P!,~hill! , ance 1 .. inlll1 valued at more than $10,000, heavy commerdal and fieet unlta are lneUgible IGr theee coverages. "Tbe reined driver ellglblllty requlremenll do nolblnl, , of .o;o!lflll, to 1\4 lhe ' "~ dloitt"i:aif.;'. · ~'~all' ·. 'lllf6'' e1Mt" <lit' SeP- hijhw8ya,o1~"1rlio ft~'t , l!landay. Tbiat was the"fiOw- tern 14. · be permitted 10 iYrlv;:.~' Wlniiloen nelehbol'l saw flames prehenalve, collision and cheli continued. ''There are too "apewlai out of the hl&b«eepied medical payments coverages many drivers who have no atone lllurch. Three alarms will alto be available alter regard fer the aalety of their il'ougbt lrlgadea of firemen to . the IICI!IIt and they fought the 111ue until oearJ11 a.m. Buill - a lOIII cauae from the start. , St. Thomas waa gaited beyond repair. Ita prlcelesa lllalned ..... wlndowa, cre&leQ bJ Henry Holiday of En&land, melted Into the rubble. Some of the parllhlonera ll'olill down IIIII wept when they an wbat bad happened to the beloved old chi&'Ch. But Fr. J1reu1 hid no time for tears. 81111 Ntt Ser1n11J Demalf" Be pointed out lbat the parish hall, c11recUf beldnd the church, nat 111'iollll1 clamqed. "We'll hold aervicu there ~ nest Sunday," be September 14. Bodily injl8')' and property damage UablUty covtrqes !lave been avallable lllllce the plan 'a lnceptian In 1943. Unlnaured motorial coveraae was made available In 1981. Formerly called tbe Alalgned Risk Plan, It is a system established by the lllsurance companlea to provide auto inlurance to those unable to purdla8e It In tbe regular market. Each Insurance CIIIIP''IY operating In the state accepll opplicanta to the plan In Jl'OporUon to Ita volume of llualneaa In the state. "Practically all automoliles owned by Individuals can be "V""ll~Ced. lnaured for •100 deductible Ill the llrm f.tth lllat dlsalllera comprehensive and collialon -be CCIIlVtl'led Into bleulnga Insurance," aald Jobn C. with God's belp, Fr. Breul Winchell, eRCUtlve dlrecter ol already Is lbiDJdn& ahead to the the Ohio lnaurance Institute. He "creaUve thlnp" thai St. said can over 15 years old, can fellDII'IDI!II ncr fer lhe lawa of our llate. Tbls lncludel the drllllka that constitute one driver oat of every liO cil our blghnp. "The Clllly aoluUon to Ibis problem .. for the public tD appeal to law makers, law enforcement agenclea and judfles tD take the driving privileges away from the irreaponalbles who are en- · clangerlnll !be Uvea of our loved 01101," be added. Winchell said ratea fGr Illaurance lbrou3h tbe plan are 1qber !ben the aftl'l&e rata ill the J'eiiU)ar llllrlillt becauae of lbe Jlr08Ier Ubllbood tballllelll! driven will be lnVQived Ill u IICCidollt. ( ·, ~,J .' . ' . ' .,, • ' ' ' ' ' f ( ft ' ·. 'I i . i··i . MEIGS COUNTY ,, . ' . ., '· motor, trailer on the water or on the f!'8d. Can cover liability losses, too. See mo. Carrol K. Snoowi!!! Second Ave. P~ . .UH~90 Home -«6·4518 01111po11s OF ' f' The Athens County SavingS and.loan Co. ,_ STATE FARM_ ~~:;::A~,ilce : ' It ·: ....... . AND wAIWIA~-'IIIeDn ...... llllblldllel.....,...,• poand,llll.a a.-, left, and Catb1 W.mt, and aeeand row, Coon1e HaaertY and Llbble llroWll (OIIIillp), Dllbllle JC1n8111d a.tll1117'1 (on top) aDd Uncia RoUib and r.tb1 RoUib (Oil lop). ' 296 W. Second St FIRI! . •' The New MEIGS COUNTY BRANCH ' WATCH FOR ANNOUNCEMENT/ PWZ HOM We Have The Low Pncei.Chee/i, . : · .. Us ·Befor~ ·.Yo,a. . . ' .· . ·'> ' t' . • ., . ' . • .I, I~ • ' • IXOD N . By HELEN THOMAS SAN CLEMENTE, Calif. Jt!Pil-Prealdenl Nixon will meet with Sen. George Murphy MOnday to ~ the CaWornia llellator'a report on Ills trip to llrael flhere he delivered a f!8I'IC!IIIIl message from the President to Prime Minister ,,..· • · Bne. 8 . Nlson'a chief foreign poUcy advlaer Henry A. Kllalnger ·have been on haod for dally consultations. Secretary of Defense Melvin R. Laird alto Is due here this week. Nixon wu upected to rerilaln here lllrough tbe week u:cept when he mea to San Diego, Calli. to hOlt a state dinner In honor of Mexican President Gustavo D1az Ordaz. White H01151! aldea said he definitely would not attend the American Legion convenUon In Portland, Ore. wbere he had an Invitation to speak 'l'Ueaday. Aldt!s down the Reboso of Key-Biscayne, Fla., and Robert H. Abplanalp, multlmilllOllaire New York Industrlsllal, here to help hlm relax. Tanned but 1ooldng tired, Nlson apparently welcomed a chance to ~ and ·nlk ~ beach with his friends. His wife, Pat, DOll' recovered from alng"summerthe ~nd·" wuwith~ weeae Nixon's old lrlendJI, Mr · and Mrs. Jack Brown of Rolllng Hills, CaW., .near Loa Angeles. · In tbe cauipalgn to give the relief lot ' properly Oll'nel'l, on whose ahoulderl moat oil lbe iiuppGI't for acboola liOW lalill. This financing propoaa1 would "dlatrlbule lbe 1u IJurl!en mere equitably and It will enable us to provide apeclal reUef for lhoae lesat able to pay," Cloud said, •. peace intentions," GaWisald. "Poosible altuallona may arise which would justifywithdrawal from the talks," 1be Israeli minister said. "Such a situation would be one In wblch we might be drawn towards dlscusalons on lerrlloriallsaues or plans for withdrawals, before being 818111'ed that IIJe otber aide intend& to make peace . . '.. On Sunday the Israeli cabinet meela to hear a report fr~ Foreign Minister Abba Eben on the talks lllat started Tueaday In New York. Israel's U.N. envoy, YOIIef Tek~. took part In tbe tint day's n01ollaUons with U.N. PeulmlJtlc Report mediator Gwmar V. Jarring, In a peaaimislic Interview tben new home to hrlel Eben over tbe Israeli Radio, M1niater and Prime Minister Golda Without Portfolio lara~! Galill, Meir. Tekosh Ia expected to lly who Is responsible for infonna- ·~'IIWf,· l . . Low Vote Expected ~ ~.~::u:..o:..: ::w-~ :an:;::o :ta!:.nm:: ::;:.~~.~of peace . to areas. AI tlie Western- White House Lapldal')' (Rock· """w'ly,. ~=~;~~~~~=-=-:·:~~~~-: pt;ealclent Secletles, of the Tri.Qiy --~~ ~ nollrsttlimeted,mllito'betarya . ·. ~....ru...., ..111tdllllee;.c~~~e~•flfe!ll ~: ......... , ·. • ·',fli~ coui 1roDm -· .....,. 1\111tbii•Ncrlb. . ·~~.?: "J.. ,, I.FI &mlmer . courtrOomuae · DGt '!,·,'~tbit= · Is lhe "'"'. " , - ·~- lui week, Nixon prorad his haundl!),l!tto bLI fr~. bouts In potn~ihal he's not 011 vacallon !be morning and eve~: . . ' lrhenhe'sawayfromWaajdnl- ~altoac:ceptedthenewcll)' bil · .deltl'a:diJe ·fGr 'future IOII,holdlng~fernUmeroua .flag Gil Wh!llier, caJif,, his ' ,....~.........,achooll _ _,_, calla 'ind ~ hmneto.m,alidhesawuroup ~,...... •~-.. ·-~-"'•n JUIIed, Vlalta. · · · ' ol tbe lqcal "IIUI'fers ~- ... of . MoDdale, bead ola He .... call lbli Rolf Anttsa,l8tl of JiniArnesa, ""' _. .,., of the ,_,_,_, Opportunity. Mondale weekend, howml', with. his twll i~.....:.... ~.....on ,....... _.._, •dlltrlcla fa'"•s ........., - • total lrlendi ' · Charlei • ·G·· "Bebe" · ' ~-•· ' · ;, H-· _,. h.·i l m e Olden. · · \ · Hashish Chase · . . . ... . e· .... . ·Io· v' It Ll .Lr~ ,·.~ I' tall 41'1""· Whatever savings plan rou protw, lhla bank Pl¥1 1he fllghllt lntereat allowed by IIW. Your money uma mort ,., ¥011 enjoy more Clln-ltnce. S.ve whore you can do all your ·.Nntlne. Ill our friendly !ltlnl!. 5*" =.... s~" 5" Snlltla I·YOC!f Snlftll CotNiic¥tes \ 90-llf Slvlilfla IMI..,_ ' 4~" r.:..· VALLfY '8A8K . 'k . ... , :', ,. ·~ I .. I . , early In the afternooo near the, Municipal Bull4lnlln downtowo Amman. Guerrillu ol lhe u:tremlst Popular Froot for tbe. Uberalioo of Paleatlne (PFLP) were involved In tbe lncidenl, guerrilla sources said. . Three clvillana and ~ government Intelligence men were wounded In that incident, the sources added. ane hour 1a1er. they said, vehicle belonglnf to AI Falah, Ule largest Arab guorrUla group, came under lire from a ·~own anned men," near the Palace. One of the guerrillas was ldlled and four dvlllsns wounded In lbat Incident, tbe sources said. eljleC major factor In whetber voters get to lila palla In ouUylng areas. But some political aourcessald !bat apathy might cause a poor lurnolll by the 11 • 65 mlllloil _ ..lered na on 8 • . ,.,... voters. These aources conte....., lbal the ---·•- hao t*~h/:rt by lack~·-· of interest because II Is not 1 presidential election year would make the Ierma of tbe were general, with no agree' mOillUI'e leSB stern. menta being BOIIIIht er reacbed. The sources described Ag· The vice presidential party Ia new's dlscusalons witb Prime convinced Thai olliclaill do not Minister Tllanom Klttillachom believe the present situatl011 in as "useful lboulb hrlel." They Cambodia would require them said Cambodia was given · to send troopo there 11011'. partk:ular emphaals, in view of "But Thailand lila a posllliln Agnew's Yialt there Friday. to move quld1y If necesaary," Foreign Minister Thana! K» a U.S. offlctal said. · man told newsmen tbe vice Tbe Thai officials pve president . hnd assured Thai Agnew tbe lmpnlai011 tbe)i are leaden the t!ulted Statea would not upeet by the Nlson doctrine, continue to belp Thailand wllidl would place llfMier J!dlltarlly and • eq11as1a 111 econCQic qlher •I ~~ 'lt'"~ ~ , ~ Ia "SliD y, '" eA ', .•, or1 " Thailand . ~· ' "'"' ' .·· ~~. Honolulu He plans .to hal lOIII . mo . . day or two there up a letting tbe na~ olthe region report he will make to aettle tbelr 011'11 problema, and President Nlson at San C1e- partly for thla reasoo Ita mente, CaW. leaders have not asked foreign Geaenlllllctllaloill aid In putting down tbe The u.s. IOtll'ceS said Ag- Communlatlnsurgency Ia their new's ta1b with Klttlkachorn own country. · Gz·ll~·an A ttack s GOP OOLUMBUS(UPI)-llemocrallc gubernatorial nominee John J. Gilligan said today "Ohioans have lost faith In their stale government" and It will be up to the Democratic party to restore thallalth. "They !lave lost faith not just because of scandalous goings-on GWiganlnpreparedremarka. "All of U9 know all too well the alate's !allure to provide basic services to Ita people," tbe Dem 11 Gilligan told ocra c state convenlion. "We knOll' the slate Is _,. tbe bottom of tbe UsI 1n the use of lis resources lor achoola, fer =::: toslons.uence govemmen uow and tbeir children," he said. "BIll ill t I tlllat tbe U· no U9 . sonia~~~...~!?.~he~. w.... ..,,.,..., ..... "This aclmlnlstratl<in baa ......, more ••·- •nv of 1._ .....;;:;:;,_ w••• -·• '" ,.. ~ sors- spent, in fact, to a debt of more lllan '' billion." HOII'Bfd Metzenbawn, the ... ....... ,..... opponent, u.s. D • • • Robert A.. ignoring their own needs," said Ohioans want lor themselves Taft and Presld;r Nlson. _ "Robert Tall ill maldnl a cruel joke at the espenae ol working men when he aays all our ecoocmy needa Is 'more backing <i Nixon's posllion,'' Metzenbawn said. "Wblch posi· tlon1 Higher unemployment! Higher in teresI ra tea?" "For the man -.king a job, bearinp 011 the llllllar, hu wben tbe)' reached lhe top olthe unemployment is not a mnnber, beinadlnowledgecluadll<tlnd bill ill retreat. II Is a reality of Ufe," said by IOiftel elole to 1JaJ Not !lave lana the mv.t~ptlon;. 'lbe commlsaloa . haa O:,.easlonal COIIlllerpart ~ldetd 'l'bea7 teatlmolly bowever, tbat ID ~Tall, reallzea this. '[IJej 'lblj .u-,- bolcla tl>at the officer in a aolt cap raised tben too ed frGm 11141 ~ wwe aa· Kddollt -a tow.edblnrm, tllm!d toward are •4 · IJIIrk .o1 ra~ Wbl\il oecarre4 ll'GoM thell anec~ bedt u · 1ililn.a ·lfGUP of ~ ~- loUrd tbe iiblllm, ~eel "This edmhdetratlon _ . .. , dei'ilooduquadleader I Order. and' ~ flrln& a .4kailln about the llmUIIlOIIIII olled!n ·lbtor7, 1t. -u out lhla tiiiiD! bo tho f'Oiild. en111p and IIIIJI'II forot 81 a ·:a~·~ (lll eGDOI:Ivable tbet Clnlef. mlgbl apect frGm 1 -llilr ~ , bury.of tbll maa- blnail .. be laid. ·. ' 1!111111'. II CCIIC!ll\'llile • One Major Question in .Kent Deaths· Unsolved ...~~·"ti::.; e -.-.<~:-rc II)' LEE lJIXiiiA!ID 00 UMBtJS (UP!)- SID lfle i.nt State Unlveral: traledY 1Joat May 4, perbapl tbe ,., ,,__ IJUIIcr 1III8J!IW'I"ed quullao.il; EQciiJ wl!at I" , elllld ~ ·l!lalk'tlll GUII'IIIfOGpll relreit~ up Blaiitet Hill to whlrll!lli ·" "· I!IID a crowd of ]IUriiuln8 llludlri'JT . iJWi- . Oilier aeme of been ~hill~ =-~=ci~~I:'tU: ::Z.':!.. t:•:;... w. ~ ,\10111D'IIIIded .DIII'IIdi!o IIURGLAII,S GET $11$ GALUPOUS Approxlmiltaly • was taken ln a burgl•ry early Saturda7 l)liJa'nlng at IAwla' 11. S. 011 ""· . .lilenlce pblef' olStation Polleeon Eastern John Tlylor reported the eull pius ID IDI• deternlli!ed .amount of money received In Frlday'l ..-ipli were tlten from a cabinet lJr., llda the atabllslunent. EiJI7 was made by going lhroulll a back windDII', Jarring eHorts. The lighting bt the Jordanian capital Saturday broke om, :tth::=.:.~of~S.:~ ~:he~~:O~u.!'~~~=- ~:~t'f.r ~s~;:~~~.:m~:: 1nf1 tal •-' emment-•-lace Ita priori"-, bealth care, lor all tlwse things convention and lsBhed out at his ·· WD . $atirday.~ for, back tD New York after Sunday's cabinet meeting. In Cairo, official sources said NUiiel' accwJed Israel of RUIIinc obatacles in the path of Jarring during a IMknlmite meeting be hid with Yialting Hungarian Prelldent Pal Loson· cU. ··Ezpau~o~~Jt Amhllioas'' The sources said Nasser told his Hungarian goest of "lane!'a apanalonlst ambitions, Ita refusal to withdraw from occupied Arab territory and the IJb. stactea It Is. placing before Gunnar Jarring." The sources did not elaborate on Nasser's cllarle, but Western ~fain Cairo said tbe EIYP- regard the Israeli cllarges ~~ Elfptls vlolallnc the cease-fire aloug tbe Suez Canal u an attempt to defeat p 0 licy Affirmed 1: of~. He said the income lax :would be coupled with ptqletly lu .uu&/Sfn c:'.; KENT, Ohio (UPl )- . Republican subernatorlal cent. . reported l!rqwtle4 Satm:w , Tilt CQII!bat NOIIIld Millt Will Jadlns frGm l'tlnGm l'!iilt wileD Commll!l!ft ....,.,. !<r.- Krao ~ to be totbettce.trowlft&-lrl)lld !ID'I!IIIIl tine uJI; hillloDPIII'J parl'o(li pail.em of Cill!mlllllt ~In the~ alrllfliPC ~th VI~ ,~~ampta 1to prObe l'bnolll ~ from Allied ~m~p~ from • )li ..,ath Perlb'a w1er .,.._. Earlier ~ mSo!ltll v~ " ' ol lbe D!lmllllariJed .Zolle !hlf I1IOIIIb, Nodb ·~ ·nflec;iel a lOif leYd of mjllllrJ.· ·, (DMZl~MVie.llll!!l liDdYietCGnct'lh!d;lntD, ¥14viiY,, .00 u-ndl !of and Ncrtb VietDPI. ...., the ~· ol ' . ~ diiiW to* idYJD¥ of 11141 ~ 1114 ""' Sal!l!i V.. Jllne miles nor~ ol PlinGm relativelj c;a1m 'Ill~ -lilld4nW..~IIIC! Penhnd held II brWI7 ~are In ,Ill off-year aotGrlal MK>. foar ~. being beaten bact by CamiJo. Uon. ' ·, 'lhe ~ Wftkilt -.r 41an \i'OOPI· It was tbe lint ~ , artiDa'JIIUe Fdlr, 1!1 ~ ''OIIior Cambodia Adlla bellotlnl aloce tbe elec.llall ·of BeVIll mDea Will of Clllm l. In otber Clmbodlan action, President Ngoyen Van ThleiiiD wllk:h baa been IIDder Olm- Commun111 fcnu were report. 11167. ' ~ Clo-·..J l:llMvuoi.U, PU r o..,.,. --e Cloud, In a statement, said be · would propose, II elected, a Ofte. third lncreale In alate IRIJIPOI't lor local achoola. The alate 11011' provldea 30 per cent of the suppori and lbe lncroase would up It to 40' per .. In South Vletum, four aitall , _ . lot - . 1 ed at!IDinl ~..,; Amerleaa .,._., • •tn 1 i!llb. . · • . ,.ll•e IJ!IIIU. ll9nl tile llillllo Uun, said ofrepeated Egyptian violations the Suez Canal cease-fire could I!Cllftle the AmeriCIIIHipOILSOI'edpi!!Jceinitlalive. "The factlllat lbe Egyptians BANGKOK (UPI) _ Vice have from the start violated lbe President Spiro T. Agnew hao cease-lire casts a heavy shadow informed Thailand officials lllat on the earnestness ri tbeir · recent u.s. Senate actions concerning Soolheast Asia do not represent the viewpoint of the Nlson Aclmlnls.traUon, u.s. official sources said Saturday Agnew did not try to predlci lor the Thai leaders wllat tbe outcome 1be proposed legilllalion of would be, tbe ~ White House West all the soilrces said but discussed tbe trappings of U.. main office In attitudes and In the tile naUon'J ~Ill, the Pree- ·IWGON (UPl}-&lulh VIet. ~:;:;t~ .....W.,:);..·~"f"'<r!!ll"oo,......,. •I""'·"" "''~'! "•'>"• lil'enhu bQeii ..... allfeam fi8IIIOII8 YOie Sunday ln .. . •·' . ,oi,.~•H• !Ja: ··. ~llf·"~be~~llrla:_lecna'::J! ~....r,· ~ · . • ..,.,. , ,.... " · . I . lslaU ~~=r.;:~ 8aJ( 'Dle1 .. ' 'I ' ballOting' since the election of ~g on ~~~tc:~::t Cbampl C:..'!'•• ~.L1 ,;;.;., Prelldent N•uyen van Tilled In aimed preventing American on..._. •:--Y '""'~,.,.-·· •financing of third nation signs In the ecoilomy who heads a IIIIIIIIDer yiiath 1967. rations in Cambodia and inOatlon Ia coOling a bll. He fOIIiidatlon for ghetto YOIIIS· Tbe election will choose ~.. would not become law in also ~t with hla domestic aters . am0111 160 candldatea for 30 . 11 earlier Ia the day but eounc11 and agreed to a N~ hao been Otting the seata in the Senate, encllng • ' 18 ~~ 8 Meuure ·,The jury retired for compromise of his revolulloila- tlJne.consumlngYiaita,inclucllnl two-week carnpal111 wblcb bas He id he felt lbe House 88 ~O.nlcblatl oldelllleratlonsiilnce~fving ry welfare plan to permit a IS.year-old antidrug crusader, seen m\111 ri the candidates The chief executive also awaited tile return of VIce President Spiro T. Agnew from hls Far East tour Tuesday or Wedneaday with a report on top pollcy ta1b with_ Asian leaders. Agnew stateiJIOnla l!lllllC lila way bave erupted In dally headlines as he bas tried to . Golda Melr. reassure leaders of the conllMurplljr Ia seeklniJ re-election nued prese~ the United Aala. been Bellini mulmum Statea In Soo , frGm tbe Prelldenl In In addition, Secretary of Stale William Rogen ud ,_,.,._.,.,.., ___ ...... _.____,____ ,__,__, __~~--·., • - - - - - - . . , . - - - - - - - - - • Saturday nolillnee he Roger ClOud said , raven a stakomanclated county4rlde lncmle tal for lncreued lllte IAipiiCifl We Give YOU More For Your Money. . • rag; ·• .. cambodia 110 Cambodian ind 10 (tJPI)..,VIet~ troopuiloved 1rrep1an dJalng In 011 the Into a 'rillap. oaiY Ids inUea outaldrta of 'town. frGm dO!ri)lowJI .Ji!lna Pellb The VIet Coo& subjected Satur.daY a!lcllet ip aliUe In a M01t Kraad ltrao to a lllries thurcb wber• they held off ri attacb Friday nilbt.IIIOVinll Cambotllaninfalli!:71Delldlgglng 1n campans ,!ICI'OIII nODded In fer 1 tountnttack. It was awamplanda bel!lnd Qunbodlan tbe .dolelt ba\Ut tD dale 1D pooltlons. . Phnlllll PeQb. , · Tbe C8inbodlan COIQIII8IIder The c.ftl!OdWI COIIII1IIllder laid Ills men killed 50 VIet Cone at the vlllap 'ol Moat ~ 1n the fighting Friday night but Krao, ala ml\1!1"¥' ol Pbnom correapondenta Webb a!Jd Daw.Pent! 011 the oa." side of tbe son saw no sign of Communist ~ Mekool River, bodies. The commander said told UPI correapclldenls !Ill ,.... his caaualtles were two men walllnc fer proiDiled puatroo- ldUed and two wOWided. per relnlotcemellta before tryIng to drive' an ·estimated :lllO Vlel COlli from the place. UPI ~nta Kale Webb and Alan Dawson watched from an old ~ dian · 111'7 pai\'PI boat as IUIIIIIrl aboard It pounded a By Ulllled Pna -raaiiODal Roman Catholic church with An Israeli cabinet rn1n1ater mortir. and machine gun fire. VletConsiDtbechurchuaedlla said Saturday Israel may pull ataeple as a· vantage point to out of the ·Middle East peace tbe boa bu talks If the Arabe pras their :~'! ~Ia lUll 1 1 demands for a complete Israeli Bemb. Vlllqe withdrawal from occupied Arab \!.8.-llull! 128fl8bter-bombers Janda. Elfpt's President Gamal of the Cambodian air force Abdel Nasser accused lane! of bombed the .iuage Saturday placing obetacles before tbe aftemQClll In support o1 about U.N. peace mediator. In Amman, lighting broke out between Arab goerrillaa and Jordanian government !orca lor the second time In 24 hours. Guerrilla sources said one of their men was tilled and 10 penons,lncludlnglbreegovemment aecurlty men, were woonded In the fighting. . AWai•tmg • Murphy, Agn·ew .-bid. ,• llllnolo ' .:'Lt . CASUALTY Bloomington. . Israeli May •, ' . t 'f •IDII• :Gothic churdles in America. : Dminl the put five years, tbe leada'ship of Fr. ;Breul, St. Th<mllls has made a CGIIIC!entlous elfort to adapt Its Jrolrama to t!>.e needs of the ,boodch•ncllt'!_~~.wn neighbor- '' ' ). ' chance to develop a new style of services and other prosramsas Ufe," without being encum: 'l1lll year'• only two-thirds a relllllt of being compeUed to bered by costiy real estate he 0... but I'm Jlf\lPared to make do bt a almple audltorlwn Sl.ys. ......h 1n rllhl now with my rather than a magnificent AcongregaUon lllat learns to Dominee for past« of the year. Gothic sanctuary. p~t service to h1D11811ily ahea~ : He'ltheRev.HerryBreul,48, Hlsboldelllldea-andtheone <i brlckll and mortar in Ita i'8CIIJt of St. 'Jbomu Episcopal for which I oomlnate him as ecbeme of values will never be QI&'Ch 1D WllllhlrCion. D.C. putoroftheyear-lalllatlhere destroyed-byllre,bythewlnds rua. : UntB the early part of this may be no polntln l"lttlnc up ri change, or by any other Steve O'Neill, lbe 5 loot 5 ~.St. TtKmu, builtin 1897, another church building. adversity. rlghlllander hurled a six hitter from Stole Form protects boat, :wu ooe of the mOll! beautiful .. ,, reiP!im ' Pollee Trwining Grant for 12 SE COunlia is Mllde ..., ··, (UPil - . 'l'be Plaa> · • �' ~ . . • '~ ' .~ ~ l(efor_~·~ Mo_velile~!,Gatll~ring· ~mt, '''', . J·' • ' ' •1,1' f' .~ ~··~· '· . , · -'OI!if*'lllll''-~~lllfl'llil'a,l)b,lo's",,. . ~"''llle · ,_ ~ .....jlpi;H¥ ralt..lloJuiOWIIerUnd farmm U·WIIb. • bayea~.fn..,.la...m,resulti.UWIIatHirryL.Oood, 0blllri111Nd dellt!lllayB ~Ill the elllllng ~ Ia true, .-ut enry~e llloWd lilppart • cblftiec , . ·... ""' Glie '-111 af flriner IJid llaaleo1IDer poupt lathe ~ppolntl!l• !lil!l .(WI~j.,ttOnaJ ReviiiiOO Qonm,la.¥'1 wiiCb lOOn 1!11l'be&!D ~ ~ tq mile the lillie ctlllllltllllGI!. 'lbere II one By tn IIIII salVe: the »member !)Om· jn!Micn ill'fllardad,uhuv1J7·welg!lted wflh:wbat Oolud terriled · Iii ~ Iijli · ltetlv•. Be ~- few, ,ll WJY, 1#- tJ:Ie DJIIDhon truly Jijli.eilt the fanner IJid·llll811 homeown« In- · ' . ' .. . '· ' ·· . . . "*"ct'M. t. I'll 'lbe Wllform rule IIIICkr attack was adopted ID the 1158 con· lllltutlonal conV,IIIItlctl.1t provides !hat all land and lmproVIIJlelltl m It mUll <lMi at lrlle and actual velue ID mmey and tuedaUOporeentoflhilua u dvalue. Qoud, Clle of the f01Didtr!l of the Cart O>unty Tupayers Alan., 118)'11 the uniform rule plalnly resulta In lllllliiOrs Plllllllln& propttl)l owners wllh hlgber taxes for Improving their propel I) and rewarding prvpet ty owners IIIlo let their JI'OpeRy r111 down with loWer tans. "'lbe pracllee au:ouragea Bbettoa, blighted areas, and old condemned hldldb\p In our large cities" (IJid In our small towna, we lboukl add) UJ11 Cloud. Rep. Owlea Fry, speaker protem of the House, hall offered a .....tullon to the I .egJs!ative Service Coounlsllon on behalf of the 'l'ullayers' Alan. It JI'Oposes a constitutional amendment be •aed . ·SUNDAY l .· P. M. TO 7 P.M. POINT P EAS·AN STORE ONLY RET CO Japan: Memorial HeTopreaenled MacAr,hur Japan with a wrltlen constitution. which The 25th anniversary of the Japanese surrender In World War II was quite properly much observed around the na· tlon a few days ago. ' IJttle notice wiU be taken of the 25th anniversary of an event wblch was the sequel to the first and which was to prove to be fully as significant. August 14, 1945, marked the ending of a war; Aug. 30, 1945 marked the beginning of the building of a peace. It was 'on the latter day that Gen. Douglas MacArthur landed at Atsugi air base near Tokyo. To tbiB one man was handed a war-devastated nation of 80 millions to do with virtually as be wished. Probably no man 1n history ever wielded such absolute power over so many human beings . Certainly no man ever exercised sucb power so wisely. Helped by lbe peculiar psychology of lbe Japanese, who accepted conquest as resolutely as they had attempted to conquer olbers-MacArtbur imposed sweeping reforms wblch revolutionized Japanese life. He instituted a land reform program, one of the most successful ever undertaken, liberatlog peasants from their rurallandl<irda and giving them their own property. He transformed Japan's ancient divine emperor into a constitutional monarch and, for the first time, a human being. ,. tt.!":~~ I~the .d~t!':l,:rjf1~ .-~' ~~~hero w~~ has re-em3h't and m of life, it Ia suggesi'J~;;"ought to try to retutn tu. · Tbe red man lived on this continent for tens.. of thousands of years before the white man came, we are told, yet It was as unspoiled as it was before the Indian himself crossed over from Asia between tbe last Ice Ages. Tbe red man lived in harmony with nature, we are told, adapting himself to his environment. He felt a kinship with all living things. He was in some ways more of a practicing Christian tblln those who self-righteously ousted him frOm bll home. Some of our hippies, in their rejection of beetle modem society, have gone back to the land and have adopted life· styles simUar to that of the Indian, complete to beads, . feathers and magic. But whlle lbe Indian certainly deserves this tardy appreciation of bis character, and while he had many admirable qualities worthy of imitation, It would be a mistake . to ~omantictze the Indian to the point where we consider him altogether noble and the white man's displacing him an IIJllliltlgated tragedy. The Indian did not so much live iD barmony with nature as emt at ill mercy. He did not despoil bll envtronmt.nl on any sicnilicant scale simply because he lacked the power to do 10. Tbe Indian did not practice conservation nor did he need to. He hunted game until it was depleted, then moved on to new hunlinl grounds, fightlog wars with his own kind for control of them. He practiced the wasteful method of sometimes setting wlldern;.ta( .· . ONE HECk'S REG. $3.99 J-17LM QUART FOOTBALL .·. HECK'S REG $6.99 ' 32 want to ,. loee :that . We~~e. a ,&ea~m~ extra llttl4! bit qf, leD~ ,IOV• ilof. Tbe 'lliiP lii.I 'CJieWecl up lng caral get from belJiC • tbri!e Of! ._. : · ' abe ratber than a he. , • · t '• ·• oz. 1.18 CANTEEN -;,;:p~~~"':;.J!' ' eff""-~m dti. 1 . li" . • • ,. " '" • . ' ~f/1111"' Iii JANITOR IN ADRUM SUNDAY U,\ -d:'.,., hrc ~ '\.l•liJ ... I Ii 'MOWEIS J;nidl. AMoched go~ket for easy installation . UniYenal type terminal fits moSI motor win1 connectors. • • '_, ' .,, ·f f'. :r 58C HECK'S REG71t 12 OZ. $1.09 10 Ol. LIBBY tary.tn!asuru qf.. a IH!r· mm · · Ji.;"'Cilleowl ~~ ~mkm lOcal it! Clli- '. ~~~~tu~~ .~ ,. ms MOST POWER HECK'S . "' .JlEG . rl'lliiT ·~· ' ··· ,.}t' ~ ··' ~ ; .-. ' ; • <• •• ' ' We're telllag our ~ ·· · not to p~lze, loniliib't We Ill JtJve '"~They don t ,tve 01 •111 ~: BJI~ l bave f!iurecl lbat othneiiS, Why should we pe m bave ~ 1111 With ll!lne them a~? . 1 td tbletably ~~ 1 would be -Thomas 8lrGCUid, IIC1'1· muob IIJile' Uilll '!""' not to SPARK PLUG FLOOR SHINE • litid LAWIMOW& Rust-re1i 1tant silvery plated FOR ICA Heck's Regular 89e JANITOR II ADM Hl 1i - HECK'S REG. $1.62 i ,don't whole forests on fire to drive game into a small )!rea, kill: lng more animals than he could possibly use. He farmed his fields until their fertiUty was exhausted, then abandoned them and moved to a new location in, for .\1!!111 an bj~~Jf .•,.. ~ fqr 1i1S reveredce for Ui , ~ not stop blm from llepopulatlog huge was of beaveril:and other fur-bearing animals to satisfy 'die insatiable demands of the Euro· peiJI fur traders. Indeed, the fur trade epitomizes what was reaUy tragic about the meeting of red man and wblte-tbat .both racea took from lbe other and gave to the other the worst quail. ties of each. From the Indian the white man learned scalping and savagery; from the white man the Indian learned greed and debauchery. · Yet evea when the Indian Ia "deromanticized" there iemalna a baiic charlll.'ier modern Americans couid do worse thaD to emlilate (and in the doing perhaps be~ to deliver lOUie loDC overdue justice to the Indian s neglected deaeendaDta). · It Ia tim~ we took from the Indian one last thing, the flrtt thing be 'fllllngty offered us in the beglonlng-hl& ablclfllg sense of oneness with the earth aild all ita creatures. "Every part of this soli is s.C.red," said Cbief Sealtb, or SeatUe, more than a c•ntury ago, a notable friend of the wblte man after whom the city of Seattle was Dallied. "Every billside, every vaUey, every plain and grove bas been hallowed by some lad or haf.PY event In clays long vanisbed . . . Wben your children s cbildren think them· selves aloue In the field, the store, the sbop, upon the high· way, or In the silence of the pathless woods; th'y will not be alone . . . At night when the streets of your cities and villages. are silent and you think them deserted, IIIey wiU throng with the returntng hosts that once filled and stiU love tbiB beautiful land . . . . ."The white man will never be alone." HUTCH AIR MA'ITRESS. gave her a parllament-cablnet government patteriled on EuropeiJI Does and established in law an arrar of clvU Jlberties tbat went beyond even tbe U.S. DIU of Rights. . For lnstaDce, Japanese w~men were given legal equality; the right of llnlons was affil'llled; lbe right of teacbers to voice their opinions was recognized, and war was banned except In self-defense. ' Japan today, with one of the smallest defense budgetaln the world, Ia the third largest Industrial nation IJid Ia outYankeelng the Yankees In many global markets. MacArthur cannot be credited with thil prosperity, of courae. Tbe energetic Japanese bad something to do with it. Tbe best memorial to MacArthur-and to the nation wblcb produced hlm-liea In the fact tbat Japan bas never amenaed bll constitution. As UPI correspondent Robert Crabbe notes, JapiJI remains one of the few counbies In the world whose basic Jaws were largely wrltlen by for· eigners. . Many Americans took the 25th anniversary of the surren• der as an occasion to voice repentiJice over our dropping of the atom_bomb on Japan. If confesSIOn Is good for the soul, we ought to remind the world of what we did after the bomb. Ghost of Red Man Haunts the land Our growing awareness of the environmental crisis we have brought upon ourselves with our technology has bad a curious side effect. . BEVERAGE GLASS • • • KIT HECK'S 3 REGULAR HECK'S REG $1.2~ 20c 23 Ol• WIND EX BFIUC& BIDBBAT l5oz. Can AEROSOL CAN Radicals' New Tool-Dynamite < Terror .via 'New Barbarians' '• ly BRUCE IIOSSAT, NEA Washington Correspo1clent WASHINGTON (NEA) The waning summer of 111?11 marks a real turning point for tbls country. The escalation of radicals' violenCe Into bombings the! bring death, as at the Vniveraity of Wlscon· sin, has sbipped off the last veil fl'om the fake ''humanity'' of the disrupters. · • We may eel a lot more af such destruction in the monthl just abead. But the new pattern Ia set. The dlcals. be they students or fngry . blacks or adults -king the physical and mental slielt.r of the student movement-have pa~. ·fi'OIJl occupym, buUdiQga to destroying them, even at .cart Of hwnan Ufe. · TheY have pasi!Od from the days when they bolialed of. thievery and vandalism to a tim• when they are wllllilc ~ ' take the risk of kllllnf, wbether the vlctlma be thelt con· Kious "enemies" in established society or merely' frrt!te. vant bystiJiders. '· In reaching_~· stage, they h•ve ,fuuuleit the prophecy of Prof. LeWIJ' S'; Feuer, 1!'bO~ .stlli1y ·Of historiC ·sludtiit movements in "The ConRict of 'Genera~a·• l~ated '4t· rotlm as the inevitable nnat tunt for the th~ raatcal. The new m&llllllude.' of radical vtolenC!e conflmui \00 tbat the dilrupler."-as C100osed to Ill!! ratiOIIal ~..: baa· nothing to !iy. w~ndhe "tame'' ~rpptlans' OfJibe 111111 failed to prOduce ~ lmposslbleclniW!t•.s~tc~ge bil ,deJIIIID4ed, ~a:adlllift)II4 1K1 p!ae11 l4i 110 fil!t til ~Y!t*· · ··~i.~llt]~\1 mite, ~ lal'ger and.larger ebartOJI· . ... ;, . "' ~CIIj~mplis aod' lbe Utllan Cong.~ Pit~ de; Ira~ Increasing freqllenC;y, IIO' cbibt ol' It, are at Nind llllll few pcople'·are teqliked Sill them oft. · ' "".~;~~..·who I . ' l l ;p: ' HECK'S ~. '66e· ' :1·,"· flECK'S REG59c ., I QUARTSI~ ,. •_., I ~ SURE LUBE. I·NDOOR~ OUTBOARD . · ,OUI·D·O:O:R I ~ f I ' ' : ' ··, CUSHIONS �' ~ . . • '~ ' .~ ~ l(efor_~·~ Mo_velile~!,Gatll~ring· ~mt, '''', . J·' • ' ' •1,1' f' .~ ~··~· '· . , · -'OI!if*'lllll''-~~lllfl'llil'a,l)b,lo's",,. . ~"''llle · ,_ ~ .....jlpi;H¥ ralt..lloJuiOWIIerUnd farmm U·WIIb. • bayea~.fn..,.la...m,resulti.UWIIatHirryL.Oood, 0blllri111Nd dellt!lllayB ~Ill the elllllng ~ Ia true, .-ut enry~e llloWd lilppart • cblftiec , . ·... ""' Glie '-111 af flriner IJid llaaleo1IDer poupt lathe ~ppolntl!l• !lil!l .(WI~j.,ttOnaJ ReviiiiOO Qonm,la.¥'1 wiiCb lOOn 1!11l'be&!D ~ ~ tq mile the lillie ctlllllltllllGI!. 'lbere II one By tn IIIII salVe: the »member !)Om· jn!Micn ill'fllardad,uhuv1J7·welg!lted wflh:wbat Oolud terriled · Iii ~ Iijli · ltetlv•. Be ~- few, ,ll WJY, 1#- tJ:Ie DJIIDhon truly Jijli.eilt the fanner IJid·llll811 homeown« In- · ' . ' .. . '· ' ·· . . . "*"ct'M. t. I'll 'lbe Wllform rule IIIICkr attack was adopted ID the 1158 con· lllltutlonal conV,IIIItlctl.1t provides !hat all land and lmproVIIJlelltl m It mUll <lMi at lrlle and actual velue ID mmey and tuedaUOporeentoflhilua u dvalue. Qoud, Clle of the f01Didtr!l of the Cart O>unty Tupayers Alan., 118)'11 the uniform rule plalnly resulta In lllllliiOrs Plllllllln& propttl)l owners wllh hlgber taxes for Improving their propel I) and rewarding prvpet ty owners IIIlo let their JI'OpeRy r111 down with loWer tans. "'lbe pracllee au:ouragea Bbettoa, blighted areas, and old condemned hldldb\p In our large cities" (IJid In our small towna, we lboukl add) UJ11 Cloud. Rep. Owlea Fry, speaker protem of the House, hall offered a .....tullon to the I .egJs!ative Service Coounlsllon on behalf of the 'l'ullayers' Alan. It JI'Oposes a constitutional amendment be •aed . ·SUNDAY l .· P. M. TO 7 P.M. POINT P EAS·AN STORE ONLY RET CO Japan: Memorial HeTopreaenled MacAr,hur Japan with a wrltlen constitution. which The 25th anniversary of the Japanese surrender In World War II was quite properly much observed around the na· tlon a few days ago. ' IJttle notice wiU be taken of the 25th anniversary of an event wblch was the sequel to the first and which was to prove to be fully as significant. August 14, 1945, marked the ending of a war; Aug. 30, 1945 marked the beginning of the building of a peace. It was 'on the latter day that Gen. Douglas MacArthur landed at Atsugi air base near Tokyo. To tbiB one man was handed a war-devastated nation of 80 millions to do with virtually as be wished. Probably no man 1n history ever wielded such absolute power over so many human beings . Certainly no man ever exercised sucb power so wisely. Helped by lbe peculiar psychology of lbe Japanese, who accepted conquest as resolutely as they had attempted to conquer olbers-MacArtbur imposed sweeping reforms wblch revolutionized Japanese life. He instituted a land reform program, one of the most successful ever undertaken, liberatlog peasants from their rurallandl<irda and giving them their own property. He transformed Japan's ancient divine emperor into a constitutional monarch and, for the first time, a human being. ,. tt.!":~~ I~the .d~t!':l,:rjf1~ .-~' ~~~hero w~~ has re-em3h't and m of life, it Ia suggesi'J~;;"ought to try to retutn tu. · Tbe red man lived on this continent for tens.. of thousands of years before the white man came, we are told, yet It was as unspoiled as it was before the Indian himself crossed over from Asia between tbe last Ice Ages. Tbe red man lived in harmony with nature, we are told, adapting himself to his environment. He felt a kinship with all living things. He was in some ways more of a practicing Christian tblln those who self-righteously ousted him frOm bll home. Some of our hippies, in their rejection of beetle modem society, have gone back to the land and have adopted life· styles simUar to that of the Indian, complete to beads, . feathers and magic. But whlle lbe Indian certainly deserves this tardy appreciation of bis character, and while he had many admirable qualities worthy of imitation, It would be a mistake . to ~omantictze the Indian to the point where we consider him altogether noble and the white man's displacing him an IIJllliltlgated tragedy. The Indian did not so much live iD barmony with nature as emt at ill mercy. He did not despoil bll envtronmt.nl on any sicnilicant scale simply because he lacked the power to do 10. Tbe Indian did not practice conservation nor did he need to. He hunted game until it was depleted, then moved on to new hunlinl grounds, fightlog wars with his own kind for control of them. He practiced the wasteful method of sometimes setting wlldern;.ta( .· . ONE HECk'S REG. $3.99 J-17LM QUART FOOTBALL .·. HECK'S REG $6.99 ' 32 want to ,. loee :that . We~~e. a ,&ea~m~ extra llttl4! bit qf, leD~ ,IOV• ilof. Tbe 'lliiP lii.I 'CJieWecl up lng caral get from belJiC • tbri!e Of! ._. : · ' abe ratber than a he. , • · t '• ·• oz. 1.18 CANTEEN -;,;:p~~~"':;.J!' ' eff""-~m dti. 1 . li" . • • ,. " '" • . ' ~f/1111"' Iii JANITOR IN ADRUM SUNDAY U,\ -d:'.,., hrc ~ '\.l•liJ ... I Ii 'MOWEIS J;nidl. AMoched go~ket for easy installation . UniYenal type terminal fits moSI motor win1 connectors. • • '_, ' .,, ·f f'. :r 58C HECK'S REG71t 12 OZ. $1.09 10 Ol. LIBBY tary.tn!asuru qf.. a IH!r· mm · · Ji.;"'Cilleowl ~~ ~mkm lOcal it! Clli- '. ~~~~tu~~ .~ ,. ms MOST POWER HECK'S . "' .JlEG . rl'lliiT ·~· ' ··· ,.}t' ~ ··' ~ ; .-. ' ; • <• •• ' ' We're telllag our ~ ·· · not to p~lze, loniliib't We Ill JtJve '"~They don t ,tve 01 •111 ~: BJI~ l bave f!iurecl lbat othneiiS, Why should we pe m bave ~ 1111 With ll!lne them a~? . 1 td tbletably ~~ 1 would be -Thomas 8lrGCUid, IIC1'1· muob IIJile' Uilll '!""' not to SPARK PLUG FLOOR SHINE • litid LAWIMOW& Rust-re1i 1tant silvery plated FOR ICA Heck's Regular 89e JANITOR II ADM Hl 1i - HECK'S REG. $1.62 i ,don't whole forests on fire to drive game into a small )!rea, kill: lng more animals than he could possibly use. He farmed his fields until their fertiUty was exhausted, then abandoned them and moved to a new location in, for .\1!!111 an bj~~Jf .•,.. ~ fqr 1i1S reveredce for Ui , ~ not stop blm from llepopulatlog huge was of beaveril:and other fur-bearing animals to satisfy 'die insatiable demands of the Euro· peiJI fur traders. Indeed, the fur trade epitomizes what was reaUy tragic about the meeting of red man and wblte-tbat .both racea took from lbe other and gave to the other the worst quail. ties of each. From the Indian the white man learned scalping and savagery; from the white man the Indian learned greed and debauchery. · Yet evea when the Indian Ia "deromanticized" there iemalna a baiic charlll.'ier modern Americans couid do worse thaD to emlilate (and in the doing perhaps be~ to deliver lOUie loDC overdue justice to the Indian s neglected deaeendaDta). · It Ia tim~ we took from the Indian one last thing, the flrtt thing be 'fllllngty offered us in the beglonlng-hl& ablclfllg sense of oneness with the earth aild all ita creatures. "Every part of this soli is s.C.red," said Cbief Sealtb, or SeatUe, more than a c•ntury ago, a notable friend of the wblte man after whom the city of Seattle was Dallied. "Every billside, every vaUey, every plain and grove bas been hallowed by some lad or haf.PY event In clays long vanisbed . . . Wben your children s cbildren think them· selves aloue In the field, the store, the sbop, upon the high· way, or In the silence of the pathless woods; th'y will not be alone . . . At night when the streets of your cities and villages. are silent and you think them deserted, IIIey wiU throng with the returntng hosts that once filled and stiU love tbiB beautiful land . . . . ."The white man will never be alone." HUTCH AIR MA'ITRESS. gave her a parllament-cablnet government patteriled on EuropeiJI Does and established in law an arrar of clvU Jlberties tbat went beyond even tbe U.S. DIU of Rights. . For lnstaDce, Japanese w~men were given legal equality; the right of llnlons was affil'llled; lbe right of teacbers to voice their opinions was recognized, and war was banned except In self-defense. ' Japan today, with one of the smallest defense budgetaln the world, Ia the third largest Industrial nation IJid Ia outYankeelng the Yankees In many global markets. MacArthur cannot be credited with thil prosperity, of courae. Tbe energetic Japanese bad something to do with it. Tbe best memorial to MacArthur-and to the nation wblcb produced hlm-liea In the fact tbat Japan bas never amenaed bll constitution. As UPI correspondent Robert Crabbe notes, JapiJI remains one of the few counbies In the world whose basic Jaws were largely wrltlen by for· eigners. . Many Americans took the 25th anniversary of the surren• der as an occasion to voice repentiJice over our dropping of the atom_bomb on Japan. If confesSIOn Is good for the soul, we ought to remind the world of what we did after the bomb. Ghost of Red Man Haunts the land Our growing awareness of the environmental crisis we have brought upon ourselves with our technology has bad a curious side effect. . BEVERAGE GLASS • • • KIT HECK'S 3 REGULAR HECK'S REG $1.2~ 20c 23 Ol• WIND EX BFIUC& BIDBBAT l5oz. Can AEROSOL CAN Radicals' New Tool-Dynamite < Terror .via 'New Barbarians' '• ly BRUCE IIOSSAT, NEA Washington Correspo1clent WASHINGTON (NEA) The waning summer of 111?11 marks a real turning point for tbls country. The escalation of radicals' violenCe Into bombings the! bring death, as at the Vniveraity of Wlscon· sin, has sbipped off the last veil fl'om the fake ''humanity'' of the disrupters. · • We may eel a lot more af such destruction in the monthl just abead. But the new pattern Ia set. The dlcals. be they students or fngry . blacks or adults -king the physical and mental slielt.r of the student movement-have pa~. ·fi'OIJl occupym, buUdiQga to destroying them, even at .cart Of hwnan Ufe. · TheY have pasi!Od from the days when they bolialed of. thievery and vandalism to a tim• when they are wllllilc ~ ' take the risk of kllllnf, wbether the vlctlma be thelt con· Kious "enemies" in established society or merely' frrt!te. vant bystiJiders. '· In reaching_~· stage, they h•ve ,fuuuleit the prophecy of Prof. LeWIJ' S'; Feuer, 1!'bO~ .stlli1y ·Of historiC ·sludtiit movements in "The ConRict of 'Genera~a·• l~ated '4t· rotlm as the inevitable nnat tunt for the th~ raatcal. The new m&llllllude.' of radical vtolenC!e conflmui \00 tbat the dilrupler."-as C100osed to Ill!! ratiOIIal ~..: baa· nothing to !iy. w~ndhe "tame'' ~rpptlans' OfJibe 111111 failed to prOduce ~ lmposslbleclniW!t•.s~tc~ge bil ,deJIIIID4ed, ~a:adlllift)II4 1K1 p!ae11 l4i 110 fil!t til ~Y!t*· · ··~i.~llt]~\1 mite, ~ lal'ger and.larger ebartOJI· . ... ;, . "' ~CIIj~mplis aod' lbe Utllan Cong.~ Pit~ de; Ira~ Increasing freqllenC;y, IIO' cbibt ol' It, are at Nind llllll few pcople'·are teqliked Sill them oft. · ' "".~;~~..·who I . ' l l ;p: ' HECK'S ~. '66e· ' :1·,"· flECK'S REG59c ., I QUARTSI~ ,. •_., I ~ SURE LUBE. I·NDOOR~ OUTBOARD . · ,OUI·D·O:O:R I ~ f I ' ' : ' ··, CUSHIONS �~· \ · . ,., • , AJ~lu,lnrl J:ckV~• Gallipolis _l!lqlr Dnlltii:GI'ed lllree tiNcbd,.l!w )llrlllitled Vililin& ., rii.dl , •....... , ~~ - .... ""'"'llltll 111 _,....,_ ~ '' . here ...~ '· playa froiD 1111! ,&8 of>•ICll'lminqe. Tbe Cavalle!'l~ 74 yll'llll I'1IJhii1C In M_attempll, al!d. cciliplefe\1 ~ Ill 12 ·for . 1111 . liddiliollll 7'1 Yl . mvin!r the vflltm, Ill = , '· · Wlui ,llte ·mlnutet ltflln ~ ~ICriJ!ululse,G4HSiwld the Cavaliere on ill own 38. ·On ~ • play, Prole fumbled, w.'.lh · Cbl!lleo, lhe recover~~!~! l'lllllil G.u!S 33. ·. ~'~fir.t~eof ~~T~-:;,=· ;:~~.::'~~ thtim!!:(or.both tile Blue Devils ailll'~en. Tbe 81111 Devils ~eared twlee oo' lbe lf'llllld, and once from air wbiJ, Chlllltothe ac:«ed . t;P,'lbeilfOIIIId. and once iii' II! ~ tire rekuiar 8G-PIInute ifCrilnmi&e, ptared In M-degree ~~~. GARS scored ' '8lid hild the Cavalled to n '' · ter. ~bi~telperfonnedlor the ~'30 ab r h bl J000 10 0 0 3110 0000 Fairey II Phillips cf Oaycf Hahnlf Joneslf Gosgertb Brandss Batemanc • ~ Sutherland 2b Wlness Laboy3b Mortonp Reedf. Staeheph 10 0 . A, o 000 000 020 0'2-4 Montreal 000 002 000 01-3 E-Moy. OP...CinclnnaH 2. LOB-Cincinnati 8, Montreal 9. 28-Balley, Cline. HR-Sfaub (28), Moy (28). ,, 'i)'• . .._.. It look the Galllanllls playa to martlltf ylrda. TOIJ\ Prole, 196,pound aenlor runl1lng badt, hltlefttatkle for lbe final lis. A Larry Snowden to Prose pau good for 18 Ylfdl was the drive's big galnef. · Second GARS touchdown cameona7&-ylll'dmarch,aUon lbe ground, In 13 p!ays. A 14yerd scampor b)' QB Snowden, and a l1-7ard jaiiDI b)' Jobn North, 162-pound senior ~ U1 JiHid Ju1or ,_,rb•et, 1o · Cbaek Rtnrd, 11 ..,.._ lpllt elld, i»>llploteol the Dev!IJ' aeorlq. The villtm punched oYer another .TD to end the scrim- mage. Prose h,ad 88 yardllln II trips lor111eGalllans.JohnNorthhad 47 yards In two trips. Dave Burnett had 10 ylrda In three carrles, Kaven Sheets was 1·1, and Mike Berridge 1-4. QB Snowden had 32 yards In lour trips. Glen Davis, 142-pound senior risht guard, looked lbllrp. . Defensively, Cbuek Wood, m.pound jiiDior tackle, Mike Wolfe, 170-pound sophomore I!U&rd, Tom Woodward, 152- . end, Man; Da..., 2UPQWid senior taelde ana !!:i'l: saunders, 112-pounj( Junior linebacker, liOOd ilut fqr tile ,.n.m_liJIS, Jolm ,·1'-~""' --r-~ ',Junlor. hellbstk got In "'en! 8~~· DevtiJ reviewed Setqtday's aelion Immediately lolio1MI the pracllce tlltoolbe Blue Devllllooa1en' new ~100 video-tape reeor4ef. Offwlve ltarten for the Galllanl S'alui'~ were: Ends - Erie Sa1lllderl and Cbuck .Howard; Tacklei - Chuck Wood and Mark Davia; Guards -Glen Davia and Ken W~sley; Center - Bud Sanders; Bac:b - Larry Snowden, Tmn Prose, Dave Burnett and Jobn North. The latter had the longest run of the day- a 3&yard scamper late In the PouDd u.,.,. J . : l a v i e scrlnunage. Defensively, it was Tom Woodward and Prose at lbe end positions; Chuck Vfood and Mark Davis, lacldca; Mike w:~middle gtllird; Ken W and Eric SaiiDden, llnebacken; John Davis and Jobn Norlh. cornerbacks and Chuck Howard and Dave Burnett, halfba~ks. , downs. • ,. The I 0 0 l4-20 ' 000 ~ <.&li-T .........., ..........., . .. past w.eek. you have $eeh -t~ llf'Oposed plans from two· manufacturers 'o R,"ISE PRICES a~ i.OWEJt WAtt"ANTIES on the 1971- new cars an~ .t rpck•• Jh.&, probable MIN'IMUM RA, ISE w.ill oe S12~ per car arid the probible MAXIMUM WARIANTY Will be 12·.moothur 12,000 miles. If YO!i CAN affordtowaltfor .'filurnewcar.doii4)b'(all means, we Will have II very goOd seleC· I,OWER PRICE. . LON~.ER WARRANTY I may yte s~estHiat you hurry 9il ~ , talk qeal with~ of th!ll ·;~~~~~·" / .. from R H DawJI~- - "'-\~ (o ..-.. 1ft · · • . " . "W:' "'f" .. •, •.,..... ·' ..i ·. occiJI)Ie<i Mlddlellort ·on 1~. tl)ll HR\e .we filve ·slric!l Hel'e ,<_orner .~if!· this ·p~ Is 411 .••" tompleteJr\.ventorr of ell the 1970 models we ,.;~. havelnst~~.wltMIOMOAETqCOME,IO ·.. piC(~ your e,r Or''truck, call us, end let's gel l--t~_on_owf_"'_•'_swfo_r_th_•_s~ho_w_l_n.:..g~;-b~ut-lf_._Y_o_u_l"""...;.._r_e_a_d;.y_fo_r~t...h_e_n_e~w..;.yea_r_.-----~ al STOCK NO. 7094 SI1JCI( 'Bin ChiSOX · RailY T0 • Bo8OX 13•9 Lose Tnp J~~: l"•;,,09tanger (30) p· t es T- twaoutinthe101hlnnlngtocap a 1\fo.run rally and give tbe 11"8 Houston Astros a U victory over the defending world champion New York Mets A&L ~aighl Sabtrda 't!UI ~~ ~ drove In Jim W)'llll .... had Wilted, moved to SAN FRANCISCO (UPI) _ Bob Walloll' pblcb ""''""" •• • Bobby Bonds, whose lbree-rwl -·A Hornet SST Hornet SST 4 Or. sedan, 232 6 cylinder, automatic. radio, white with blue Interior. STOCK NO. 70142 ti ' . CHICAGO (UPI) - The Chicago White Soli, trailing 7·1, exploded for eight runs during a f&.minute sixth inning Salur· day, featured b)' Ed Herr· mann's grand slam hom~ and went on Ill rout the Boston Red '70 Markdown the score 7-4. Brett got Luis Aparicio to line out but walked May to load the baal. Chuck Hartenstein, who replaced Brett, walked Bill Melton, aUowlng Wllllaml to score tbe four.th run of tbe [n!ilng. On the w baseman Ken Boswell's glove drove in Doug Rader from third with the lying run. Rader walked, moved to ae!:ond on a wild pitch by loser Tit& McGraw and then third when Jesus Alou gro,unded to BosweD. Joe Morgan went four.for· follr, Including two doubles, to ~Houston's J3.blt attack off ll~ Met pitchers. "~be Meta had lakeD a 8-7 the ttp of lbe lelllb 011 .. MetBfiniN~iAGtJf:tlnnlng, cteu••••:• =.~ ~ raa· in tile ........4W Yne bolad _., .• -& • . .,, w · wilted ana ~ . aec:Ond on C1eqn Jooea' ~1. 'lbe M•li scared thne In jhe second on a'double b)' Gar}' Genll'y, a wall! to Tommie Agee and ' . . siJ1C1ea by Gamtt and Jones and an error liJ Cedeno In cenlerfleld. ~ . ·=uNNNMUH w w-w-.,~., ""--==v~v h'~MV " (JALLIPOLJS- Vlcleo-lape 111!1• of llit Galllpolla· C_,,lleolbe r..tbail 1crlm· .._. wru •~p~tpt Tatlday ....-..•• w....,., ._ ..-1,...,. ~ • al•lltt. Devlt lli'illltl Cltilt ill #"'''" · :;& ~=-~·~ . ~- ~nadewmm'. / IJeiil.. •:·::. :::b~~~ 11M tllaeus 611ftgreu of ~ 4 Dr. sedan, 232 6 cylinder, automatic, radio, red with red Interior. NO. 70103 SI1JCI( Hornet. SST Hornet Basic 2 Or. sedan, 232 6 cylinder, automatic. radio, green with green Interior. 4 Or. sedan, 232 6 cylinder, automatic. radio, green with green Interior. STOCK NO. 70129 $lOCI( . ,.. 4 Or. sedan, 232 6 cylinder, power steering, tan end brown with brown Interior. STOCK NO. 7016 Rebel Basic Ambassador SST 4 Dr. sedan, 232 6 cylinder, automatic, power 2 Dr. hrdtp., 8 cylinder, power steering, power steering, dark green with green Interior. brakes, air conditioning. automatic, gold with black Interior. STOCK NO. 70108 STOCK NO. 70128 .1970 ·FO . · • lilt-Teem NJ&hl," Kbedaled for. · Thuraday, Sept. 18. Tlielday'l tneeliDg will beJio p. 111. 1d '1C;II,""'>C.wll!-mX®~/.- Saturday to *lve the Sen Francisco Giants 1 l0-8 victory and send the Pittsburgh Pirates down to their fourth straight defeat. . Tile Plntes look 1 w lead IIIII IIte eiPIIt bat the Gfutl tied tl on a lwH'IIII bomer by WOlle Ma)'l, hll241b, IIIIOIIIer IWIH'UII homer b)' Jim Hart IIJid lloada' lme-1'1111 belL In lbe IOih, Hart led off with a single and moved to second on 8 saerillce b)' Frank Jotmson. ~'Pirates w~ Ron Hunt lo oiiiit IDilDg u Reggie Smllb liqled home two rt1111 wllb lh haaea leaded ofl relief '= to tile ltJgb a. m. Monday al . ,.... Ill.. \bey wW be luued for llle 1171 4 Dr. wagon, 8 cylinder, power steering and brakes, alr conditioning, automatic, tan with beige Interior . Waterfowl And Hunting Rules Are Announced ·- Dart Custom SPECIAL OFFER! . Miss Hogan Pulls Upset ~ ~~.,~ I . . • . ··. s ' QOOi) . 1HRU . l*R DAY '' 4 Dr. sedan, 6 c 1 11nder, automatic, gold with ~Dr~!~~~'P~u~~~~~ Coronet 440 Dr. steering. beige with beige Interior . SIOCK NO.. 7050 SIOCK NO. 705 Super lee SfOCI( NO. 70114 Polara Special supe,r·~IBJ. I f \ ,I 4 Dr. sedan, 8 cylinder, power steering, automatic, turquoise with black Interior. 2 STOCK N0.702 · ., . .. steering and brakes, blue with blue vinyl In· terlor. STOCK NO. 7051 ... ·Po lara Custom "·' 4 Dr. hrdtp .• 8 cylinder, power steering and brakes, air conditioning, tan with black In · terlor. D100 Pickup · 4 Dr. sedan, 8 cylinder, pow.,- !ltHrlnil . end brakes, au~metlc, atrcondltlorilng, dark ·g ray with blue Interior. ' . '12 Ton, swept line, 6 cylinder, 3 speed. custom cab. turquoise with turquoise lntel'lor. ;$lOCI NO. 70154 .. Co.r onet ..2 br. hrdlp., ·. iutornatlc:, 1! '1 I •; 11 h II SJOCK NO. 7089T Monaco ' .'1 Dr~~~~~~a!~!~ po~er \ • !['. 1' ,, 2 hrdtp.. 8 cylinder, automatic, power steering. air conditioning, black with green Interior. 2 Dr. hrdtp.. 8 cylinder, automatic:, power steering, power brakes, plum with whit• vinyl Interior. ' black Interior. STOCK NO. 70155 . S10CK NO. 70121 A' ' Drj)\J),aslc 2 Dr. hrdtp., 6 cylinder, automatic, green with black vinyl roof and black Interior. Over Tigers ...,e.-. ' ·, STOCK NO. 70150 Dart Custom 5-2 ..,. 'lllo Ftlelltl!l,·lrtaya llllll;bietl eadt had . .. .... .. lite Glln'ljl collieeW 11.' · · ,i ' . A1i1ti1 ot• ~ lil!tfa. G~ll.~bt~U..J.IIa!eo \fllldl look S:JJ ~play, ~ '•:;' '\ - 4 . i-1'-- / '·, .· . ',, :' I STOCK NO. 7042 STOCK NO. 70148 0 kla nd = u Mil"' , • .,... .::.;:':" - brakes, air conditioning, auklmallc, aqua with black Interior . lnfer1or·. ....• "'~ 4 Dr. sedan, 8 cylinder, power steering and 4 Dr. ~~~n. 6 cyllnd~r. $!flei',IJ)s~, ~el!!l~ lfi'Hh .•~ack top Hartenstein became the loser, tallln& his second aelhec:k of the year. ~~ott's lotb home'r of the year 1........ off ~-.. l' the seventh Inning cut tbe B ~s margin to one nm, U. lhe White Soli erupted lor lour more :!nJ:' :re::=rttomplt.c! IFJ;nner W k • Phillips. Carlos May's lbree-rwl homer, his llthofthe year, wu the~ ~ hl!d gtven the Red Sou l-41eadln the opening :!..'~Sri~~ 't'~~elllld......,... ~ lnttlng off Soli starter Bart · ~~:""" Johnlonwlthbls14thhomerof DETROIT (UPI) -Don . Dlit, Bondi dell'feted bls lame lbe ...... Mincher drove In three nma winning hit ,...,. 'lbe vtck.., went 111 Don Carl Yaatnemsld bit his 34th Wllh a homer and alngle McMahon, the maat of abt San homer of tile year leading off Selurday and Jiln Grant Franclso pitchers. He •ave up the fourlh and a single b)' Tony proteeled tbe margin for hll • Conigliaro and an lnfle1d oul, 23rd save as the Oaklaod Jusl one hit over the last two another single by Bllly Athletics defeated the Detroit innings 111 pick up bls ninth Conigliaro gave ~ton anolber , Tigers, 5-2. . vic\QI'ycomparedtofourlosaes. run·In the lillie Inning. Starter Dle&o Segulllmlled Bruce Dal CaniOO, the IHth 1'nllilDI7·11D lhllollom of Detroit to 8 second Inning ruJI Pittsburgh pitcher, look the the slstlt, Hernt18101 led off on Don Wert's alngle · and loss, hill fourlh compared to as.... -·--t llolloa •tarter ..... ~· D e1 8ht vlctorlel. etroII atarter Le1 Cain's A twiH'Uft hillier. ~ Jote. Kome wlllt aiiD&Ie. ltGoJtee double, but ran into trouble In walked 11Gb 8pellee ud llotfl the eighth. Pagan, a JWo.rull J!die . BCib r111i1m a~ 11 k11 Mickey Stanley led ~ wltb a Robertsoll and e: wild ~ldl by 11en7 bola~ WI. lingle and AI Kaline wallled to Jeny Jotms.pve PIWea RooA~~e Rl"h "'' bring oore" - Paut ' .Undblad, Wlead . In .......... oftbe !beL ..;;. • " MCII.IMJ ....... ;,_ ~;;;:i ~;;: dGubled ldDe Herrmann a wbogotcneout b)' fanalnsJim Did: Dlell·lwo l'tlill 'Spenr.J, to~ ln.rellel pildter ~orthnip but. walked Norm G'·""" --• the Brell ftool the bull pelt. Calli lo load the ha.ltel. Grant 1or tile ,.....,, .... , •i!aIIIIi. Ken Plnch·hll..r, Walt WIDiatnJ camelnto'WIIkDidi:MeAullffe ~ ~~~ ~ alnsled up lbe middle as toforeelnlheaec:ondnmbefore two more In the eillbth. McKinnr stopped at third. retiring BW Freehan on a pop AI OUver drove ID 110 of lh Syd 0 Brien doubled Ill center lly Ill shorlatop and EJ MadlloJ: ,.,.. ,_,__ __ lor .... scoring MeKJnny and making on an outfield Oy. Pirates wta..adt)lhlellllll~ In lite eJcirits wllb • • • Maa)' IIIIIC,ntu. paeed dtt Pirates, wlleliiMI 1111, . wlllt two tr!lle· .. Ambassador SST Ambassador SST .. Ibis .' ,. ,," NO. 70107 Rebellaslc Hornet Basic ~~::.::: ' ~~~:,.~u: Btfn!."R..t 8os had .~\i =:rn~~~.t R<m~ score, singled home Jltil Hart three ..__ Ill.. •- ·• ... in'• the -'nht field •··•· and ·sln&le off second from-din the lOth inning ......., ..,e..,.....,.... s_.... ~·· NO. 70146 102·394~35 Reed 1-3 0 0 0 0 0 Carroll pitched to 2 balta" In HOUSTON (UPI) - Cesar Cedeno singled to center with _.Ia •' ' '' STOCK NO. 70145 74 2 2 3 2 Gullett 200 o 1 1 Carroll W ('/·21 1 3 1 1 2 0 Granger 100000 Morton L ( 15-10) ' smission. radio, white with green Interior. yardl. Tbe Blue DevtiJ cllalked up iphrorbboo ·Down! .,. .................. .-. ~.. ' 2 Dr. sedan, 232 6 cylinder. standard tran- lhe balllhiee tlnlel on fumbles. GABs wu penllzed elx tlniel ·for to yll'llll. CHS wu pdlliled three tlnlel for 2:1 58-Bailey, Hahn. 5-Morton 2. Chaney , Bateman. SFSutherland. Cloninger - JCJiin,NarthptiWICedon lhe iooll! pijllldiw.) The Blue Dmlllolt 35 3 7 5 Tolol1 Cincinnati Beat~q, I .. o0 o 0 0 1 30 2 0 0. 000 10 00 2000 0000 Nyepr Champs ,D'l:' 0000 5112 J 12o J000 20 10 Staubrf Bailey tb ~ lfierlltive a.i1e1t, JM. on a paaa:· .. , pealid ualtr . ••teuln Arter 11ae nl..allledfor31 ~ - " "· • CH8 alla•Je•, GAlla . drove It llebble .. lbe vlllten' f4 .. )'lnla for· ltJ IIR '-~~don. tile flflll play lnm leriJii. A · ce.y11rd •••• from lillnlllea. Nellber tea111 d.ed: ·. "' · · · fi.•Willcl: lip lbe ICI'ImJnaile, liofb tbe ~vaUera and Blue polnfm. · I ·:· ' · 10 mlalel, n~~ ·ZI plaJI !nm luUback, were lbll·big gainers. U..· 1111 t1 Hrlmmllp, ud Prose blame~ CM!i' ,.,.,.the two ~·1!~•ted 111 J~rt11. Ttae 1... the abl'llOlnter. He look a ~ ~ ID Nlldq Ia Z7 pltcllout from Sncnreen IIJ'OIIIId ......., uhompleted- lofl end for the ftlra polnll. pua;Jel 11 yll'llll. SUbelitulell ptayed the next lA ~ G~ ~ lilree minutes. Neither team of :auuk011ie'1 fOur fUmbles, threatened. (nave Burnett, MID Wolle and MONTREAL • Grid. Scti.nun&ge 1 ', O~PQwS -Colc:b c;. L.. ana ..._..... .~. up ·.. ."ZlWa · lfeerlng, �~· \ · . ,., • , AJ~lu,lnrl J:ckV~• Gallipolis _l!lqlr Dnlltii:GI'ed lllree tiNcbd,.l!w )llrlllitled Vililin& ., rii.dl , •....... , ~~ - .... ""'"'llltll 111 _,....,_ ~ '' . here ...~ '· playa froiD 1111! ,&8 of>•ICll'lminqe. Tbe Cavalle!'l~ 74 yll'llll I'1IJhii1C In M_attempll, al!d. cciliplefe\1 ~ Ill 12 ·for . 1111 . liddiliollll 7'1 Yl . mvin!r the vflltm, Ill = , '· · Wlui ,llte ·mlnutet ltflln ~ ~ICriJ!ululse,G4HSiwld the Cavaliere on ill own 38. ·On ~ • play, Prole fumbled, w.'.lh · Cbl!lleo, lhe recover~~!~! l'lllllil G.u!S 33. ·. ~'~fir.t~eof ~~T~-:;,=· ;:~~.::'~~ thtim!!:(or.both tile Blue Devils ailll'~en. Tbe 81111 Devils ~eared twlee oo' lbe lf'llllld, and once from air wbiJ, Chlllltothe ac:«ed . t;P,'lbeilfOIIIId. and once iii' II! ~ tire rekuiar 8G-PIInute ifCrilnmi&e, ptared In M-degree ~~~. GARS scored ' '8lid hild the Cavalled to n '' · ter. ~bi~telperfonnedlor the ~'30 ab r h bl J000 10 0 0 3110 0000 Fairey II Phillips cf Oaycf Hahnlf Joneslf Gosgertb Brandss Batemanc • ~ Sutherland 2b Wlness Laboy3b Mortonp Reedf. Staeheph 10 0 . A, o 000 000 020 0'2-4 Montreal 000 002 000 01-3 E-Moy. OP...CinclnnaH 2. LOB-Cincinnati 8, Montreal 9. 28-Balley, Cline. HR-Sfaub (28), Moy (28). ,, 'i)'• . .._.. It look the Galllanllls playa to martlltf ylrda. TOIJ\ Prole, 196,pound aenlor runl1lng badt, hltlefttatkle for lbe final lis. A Larry Snowden to Prose pau good for 18 Ylfdl was the drive's big galnef. · Second GARS touchdown cameona7&-ylll'dmarch,aUon lbe ground, In 13 p!ays. A 14yerd scampor b)' QB Snowden, and a l1-7ard jaiiDI b)' Jobn North, 162-pound senior ~ U1 JiHid Ju1or ,_,rb•et, 1o · Cbaek Rtnrd, 11 ..,.._ lpllt elld, i»>llploteol the Dev!IJ' aeorlq. The villtm punched oYer another .TD to end the scrim- mage. Prose h,ad 88 yardllln II trips lor111eGalllans.JohnNorthhad 47 yards In two trips. Dave Burnett had 10 ylrda In three carrles, Kaven Sheets was 1·1, and Mike Berridge 1-4. QB Snowden had 32 yards In lour trips. Glen Davis, 142-pound senior risht guard, looked lbllrp. . Defensively, Cbuek Wood, m.pound jiiDior tackle, Mike Wolfe, 170-pound sophomore I!U&rd, Tom Woodward, 152- . end, Man; Da..., 2UPQWid senior taelde ana !!:i'l: saunders, 112-pounj( Junior linebacker, liOOd ilut fqr tile ,.n.m_liJIS, Jolm ,·1'-~""' --r-~ ',Junlor. hellbstk got In "'en! 8~~· DevtiJ reviewed Setqtday's aelion Immediately lolio1MI the pracllce tlltoolbe Blue Devllllooa1en' new ~100 video-tape reeor4ef. Offwlve ltarten for the Galllanl S'alui'~ were: Ends - Erie Sa1lllderl and Cbuck .Howard; Tacklei - Chuck Wood and Mark Davia; Guards -Glen Davia and Ken W~sley; Center - Bud Sanders; Bac:b - Larry Snowden, Tmn Prose, Dave Burnett and Jobn North. The latter had the longest run of the day- a 3&yard scamper late In the PouDd u.,.,. J . : l a v i e scrlnunage. Defensively, it was Tom Woodward and Prose at lbe end positions; Chuck Vfood and Mark Davis, lacldca; Mike w:~middle gtllird; Ken W and Eric SaiiDden, llnebacken; John Davis and Jobn Norlh. cornerbacks and Chuck Howard and Dave Burnett, halfba~ks. , downs. • ,. The I 0 0 l4-20 ' 000 ~ <.&li-T .........., ..........., . .. past w.eek. you have $eeh -t~ llf'Oposed plans from two· manufacturers 'o R,"ISE PRICES a~ i.OWEJt WAtt"ANTIES on the 1971- new cars an~ .t rpck•• Jh.&, probable MIN'IMUM RA, ISE w.ill oe S12~ per car arid the probible MAXIMUM WARIANTY Will be 12·.moothur 12,000 miles. If YO!i CAN affordtowaltfor .'filurnewcar.doii4)b'(all means, we Will have II very goOd seleC· I,OWER PRICE. . LON~.ER WARRANTY I may yte s~estHiat you hurry 9il ~ , talk qeal with~ of th!ll ·;~~~~~·" / .. from R H DawJI~- - "'-\~ (o ..-.. 1ft · · • . " . "W:' "'f" .. •, •.,..... ·' ..i ·. occiJI)Ie<i Mlddlellort ·on 1~. tl)ll HR\e .we filve ·slric!l Hel'e ,<_orner .~if!· this ·p~ Is 411 .••" tompleteJr\.ventorr of ell the 1970 models we ,.;~. havelnst~~.wltMIOMOAETqCOME,IO ·.. piC(~ your e,r Or''truck, call us, end let's gel l--t~_on_owf_"'_•'_swfo_r_th_•_s~ho_w_l_n.:..g~;-b~ut-lf_._Y_o_u_l"""...;.._r_e_a_d;.y_fo_r~t...h_e_n_e~w..;.yea_r_.-----~ al STOCK NO. 7094 SI1JCI( 'Bin ChiSOX · RailY T0 • Bo8OX 13•9 Lose Tnp J~~: l"•;,,09tanger (30) p· t es T- twaoutinthe101hlnnlngtocap a 1\fo.run rally and give tbe 11"8 Houston Astros a U victory over the defending world champion New York Mets A&L ~aighl Sabtrda 't!UI ~~ ~ drove In Jim W)'llll .... had Wilted, moved to SAN FRANCISCO (UPI) _ Bob Walloll' pblcb ""''""" •• • Bobby Bonds, whose lbree-rwl -·A Hornet SST Hornet SST 4 Or. sedan, 232 6 cylinder, automatic. radio, white with blue Interior. STOCK NO. 70142 ti ' . CHICAGO (UPI) - The Chicago White Soli, trailing 7·1, exploded for eight runs during a f&.minute sixth inning Salur· day, featured b)' Ed Herr· mann's grand slam hom~ and went on Ill rout the Boston Red '70 Markdown the score 7-4. Brett got Luis Aparicio to line out but walked May to load the baal. Chuck Hartenstein, who replaced Brett, walked Bill Melton, aUowlng Wllllaml to score tbe four.th run of tbe [n!ilng. On the w baseman Ken Boswell's glove drove in Doug Rader from third with the lying run. Rader walked, moved to ae!:ond on a wild pitch by loser Tit& McGraw and then third when Jesus Alou gro,unded to BosweD. Joe Morgan went four.for· follr, Including two doubles, to ~Houston's J3.blt attack off ll~ Met pitchers. "~be Meta had lakeD a 8-7 the ttp of lbe lelllb 011 .. MetBfiniN~iAGtJf:tlnnlng, cteu••••:• =.~ ~ raa· in tile ........4W Yne bolad _., .• -& • . .,, w · wilted ana ~ . aec:Ond on C1eqn Jooea' ~1. 'lbe M•li scared thne In jhe second on a'double b)' Gar}' Genll'y, a wall! to Tommie Agee and ' . . siJ1C1ea by Gamtt and Jones and an error liJ Cedeno In cenlerfleld. ~ . ·=uNNNMUH w w-w-.,~., ""--==v~v h'~MV " (JALLIPOLJS- Vlcleo-lape 111!1• of llit Galllpolla· C_,,lleolbe r..tbail 1crlm· .._. wru •~p~tpt Tatlday ....-..•• w....,., ._ ..-1,...,. ~ • al•lltt. Devlt lli'illltl Cltilt ill #"'''" · :;& ~=-~·~ . ~- ~nadewmm'. / IJeiil.. •:·::. :::b~~~ 11M tllaeus 611ftgreu of ~ 4 Dr. sedan, 232 6 cylinder, automatic, radio, red with red Interior. NO. 70103 SI1JCI( Hornet. SST Hornet Basic 2 Or. sedan, 232 6 cylinder, automatic. radio, green with green Interior. 4 Or. sedan, 232 6 cylinder, automatic. radio, green with green Interior. STOCK NO. 70129 $lOCI( . ,.. 4 Or. sedan, 232 6 cylinder, power steering, tan end brown with brown Interior. STOCK NO. 7016 Rebel Basic Ambassador SST 4 Dr. sedan, 232 6 cylinder, automatic, power 2 Dr. hrdtp., 8 cylinder, power steering, power steering, dark green with green Interior. brakes, air conditioning. automatic, gold with black Interior. STOCK NO. 70108 STOCK NO. 70128 .1970 ·FO . · • lilt-Teem NJ&hl," Kbedaled for. · Thuraday, Sept. 18. Tlielday'l tneeliDg will beJio p. 111. 1d '1C;II,""'>C.wll!-mX®~/.- Saturday to *lve the Sen Francisco Giants 1 l0-8 victory and send the Pittsburgh Pirates down to their fourth straight defeat. . Tile Plntes look 1 w lead IIIII IIte eiPIIt bat the Gfutl tied tl on a lwH'IIII bomer by WOlle Ma)'l, hll241b, IIIIOIIIer IWIH'UII homer b)' Jim Hart IIJid lloada' lme-1'1111 belL In lbe IOih, Hart led off with a single and moved to second on 8 saerillce b)' Frank Jotmson. ~'Pirates w~ Ron Hunt lo oiiiit IDilDg u Reggie Smllb liqled home two rt1111 wllb lh haaea leaded ofl relief '= to tile ltJgb a. m. Monday al . ,.... Ill.. \bey wW be luued for llle 1171 4 Dr. wagon, 8 cylinder, power steering and brakes, alr conditioning, automatic, tan with beige Interior . Waterfowl And Hunting Rules Are Announced ·- Dart Custom SPECIAL OFFER! . Miss Hogan Pulls Upset ~ ~~.,~ I . . • . ··. s ' QOOi) . 1HRU . l*R DAY '' 4 Dr. sedan, 6 c 1 11nder, automatic, gold with ~Dr~!~~~'P~u~~~~~ Coronet 440 Dr. steering. beige with beige Interior . SIOCK NO.. 7050 SIOCK NO. 705 Super lee SfOCI( NO. 70114 Polara Special supe,r·~IBJ. I f \ ,I 4 Dr. sedan, 8 cylinder, power steering, automatic, turquoise with black Interior. 2 STOCK N0.702 · ., . .. steering and brakes, blue with blue vinyl In· terlor. STOCK NO. 7051 ... ·Po lara Custom "·' 4 Dr. hrdtp .• 8 cylinder, power steering and brakes, air conditioning, tan with black In · terlor. D100 Pickup · 4 Dr. sedan, 8 cylinder, pow.,- !ltHrlnil . end brakes, au~metlc, atrcondltlorilng, dark ·g ray with blue Interior. ' . '12 Ton, swept line, 6 cylinder, 3 speed. custom cab. turquoise with turquoise lntel'lor. ;$lOCI NO. 70154 .. Co.r onet ..2 br. hrdlp., ·. iutornatlc:, 1! '1 I •; 11 h II SJOCK NO. 7089T Monaco ' .'1 Dr~~~~~~a!~!~ po~er \ • !['. 1' ,, 2 hrdtp.. 8 cylinder, automatic, power steering. air conditioning, black with green Interior. 2 Dr. hrdtp.. 8 cylinder, automatic:, power steering, power brakes, plum with whit• vinyl Interior. ' black Interior. STOCK NO. 70155 . S10CK NO. 70121 A' ' Drj)\J),aslc 2 Dr. hrdtp., 6 cylinder, automatic, green with black vinyl roof and black Interior. Over Tigers ...,e.-. ' ·, STOCK NO. 70150 Dart Custom 5-2 ..,. 'lllo Ftlelltl!l,·lrtaya llllll;bietl eadt had . .. .... .. lite Glln'ljl collieeW 11.' · · ,i ' . A1i1ti1 ot• ~ lil!tfa. G~ll.~bt~U..J.IIa!eo \fllldl look S:JJ ~play, ~ '•:;' '\ - 4 . i-1'-- / '·, .· . ',, :' I STOCK NO. 7042 STOCK NO. 70148 0 kla nd = u Mil"' , • .,... .::.;:':" - brakes, air conditioning, auklmallc, aqua with black Interior . lnfer1or·. ....• "'~ 4 Dr. sedan, 8 cylinder, power steering and 4 Dr. ~~~n. 6 cyllnd~r. $!flei',IJ)s~, ~el!!l~ lfi'Hh .•~ack top Hartenstein became the loser, tallln& his second aelhec:k of the year. ~~ott's lotb home'r of the year 1........ off ~-.. l' the seventh Inning cut tbe B ~s margin to one nm, U. lhe White Soli erupted lor lour more :!nJ:' :re::=rttomplt.c! IFJ;nner W k • Phillips. Carlos May's lbree-rwl homer, his llthofthe year, wu the~ ~ hl!d gtven the Red Sou l-41eadln the opening :!..'~Sri~~ 't'~~elllld......,... ~ lnttlng off Soli starter Bart · ~~:""" Johnlonwlthbls14thhomerof DETROIT (UPI) -Don . Dlit, Bondi dell'feted bls lame lbe ...... Mincher drove In three nma winning hit ,...,. 'lbe vtck.., went 111 Don Carl Yaatnemsld bit his 34th Wllh a homer and alngle McMahon, the maat of abt San homer of tile year leading off Selurday and Jiln Grant Franclso pitchers. He •ave up the fourlh and a single b)' Tony proteeled tbe margin for hll • Conigliaro and an lnfle1d oul, 23rd save as the Oaklaod Jusl one hit over the last two another single by Bllly Athletics defeated the Detroit innings 111 pick up bls ninth Conigliaro gave ~ton anolber , Tigers, 5-2. . vic\QI'ycomparedtofourlosaes. run·In the lillie Inning. Starter Dle&o Segulllmlled Bruce Dal CaniOO, the IHth 1'nllilDI7·11D lhllollom of Detroit to 8 second Inning ruJI Pittsburgh pitcher, look the the slstlt, Hernt18101 led off on Don Wert's alngle · and loss, hill fourlh compared to as.... -·--t llolloa •tarter ..... ~· D e1 8ht vlctorlel. etroII atarter Le1 Cain's A twiH'Uft hillier. ~ Jote. Kome wlllt aiiD&Ie. ltGoJtee double, but ran into trouble In walked 11Gb 8pellee ud llotfl the eighth. Pagan, a JWo.rull J!die . BCib r111i1m a~ 11 k11 Mickey Stanley led ~ wltb a Robertsoll and e: wild ~ldl by 11en7 bola~ WI. lingle and AI Kaline wallled to Jeny Jotms.pve PIWea RooA~~e Rl"h "'' bring oore" - Paut ' .Undblad, Wlead . In .......... oftbe !beL ..;;. • " MCII.IMJ ....... ;,_ ~;;;:i ~;;: dGubled ldDe Herrmann a wbogotcneout b)' fanalnsJim Did: Dlell·lwo l'tlill 'Spenr.J, to~ ln.rellel pildter ~orthnip but. walked Norm G'·""" --• the Brell ftool the bull pelt. Calli lo load the ha.ltel. Grant 1or tile ,.....,, .... , •i!aIIIIi. Ken Plnch·hll..r, Walt WIDiatnJ camelnto'WIIkDidi:MeAullffe ~ ~~~ ~ alnsled up lbe middle as toforeelnlheaec:ondnmbefore two more In the eillbth. McKinnr stopped at third. retiring BW Freehan on a pop AI OUver drove ID 110 of lh Syd 0 Brien doubled Ill center lly Ill shorlatop and EJ MadlloJ: ,.,.. ,_,__ __ lor .... scoring MeKJnny and making on an outfield Oy. Pirates wta..adt)lhlellllll~ In lite eJcirits wllb • • • Maa)' IIIIIC,ntu. paeed dtt Pirates, wlleliiMI 1111, . wlllt two tr!lle· .. Ambassador SST Ambassador SST .. Ibis .' ,. ,," NO. 70107 Rebellaslc Hornet Basic ~~::.::: ' ~~~:,.~u: Btfn!."R..t 8os had .~\i =:rn~~~.t R<m~ score, singled home Jltil Hart three ..__ Ill.. •- ·• ... in'• the -'nht field •··•· and ·sln&le off second from-din the lOth inning ......., ..,e..,.....,.... s_.... ~·· NO. 70146 102·394~35 Reed 1-3 0 0 0 0 0 Carroll pitched to 2 balta" In HOUSTON (UPI) - Cesar Cedeno singled to center with _.Ia •' ' '' STOCK NO. 70145 74 2 2 3 2 Gullett 200 o 1 1 Carroll W ('/·21 1 3 1 1 2 0 Granger 100000 Morton L ( 15-10) ' smission. radio, white with green Interior. yardl. Tbe Blue DevtiJ cllalked up iphrorbboo ·Down! .,. .................. .-. ~.. ' 2 Dr. sedan, 232 6 cylinder. standard tran- lhe balllhiee tlnlel on fumbles. GABs wu penllzed elx tlniel ·for to yll'llll. CHS wu pdlliled three tlnlel for 2:1 58-Bailey, Hahn. 5-Morton 2. Chaney , Bateman. SFSutherland. Cloninger - JCJiin,NarthptiWICedon lhe iooll! pijllldiw.) The Blue Dmlllolt 35 3 7 5 Tolol1 Cincinnati Beat~q, I .. o0 o 0 0 1 30 2 0 0. 000 10 00 2000 0000 Nyepr Champs ,D'l:' 0000 5112 J 12o J000 20 10 Staubrf Bailey tb ~ lfierlltive a.i1e1t, JM. on a paaa:· .. , pealid ualtr . ••teuln Arter 11ae nl..allledfor31 ~ - " "· • CH8 alla•Je•, GAlla . drove It llebble .. lbe vlllten' f4 .. )'lnla for· ltJ IIR '-~~don. tile flflll play lnm leriJii. A · ce.y11rd •••• from lillnlllea. Nellber tea111 d.ed: ·. "' · · · fi.•Willcl: lip lbe ICI'ImJnaile, liofb tbe ~vaUera and Blue polnfm. · I ·:· ' · 10 mlalel, n~~ ·ZI plaJI !nm luUback, were lbll·big gainers. U..· 1111 t1 Hrlmmllp, ud Prose blame~ CM!i' ,.,.,.the two ~·1!~•ted 111 J~rt11. Ttae 1... the abl'llOlnter. He look a ~ ~ ID Nlldq Ia Z7 pltcllout from Sncnreen IIJ'OIIIId ......., uhompleted- lofl end for the ftlra polnll. pua;Jel 11 yll'llll. SUbelitulell ptayed the next lA ~ G~ ~ lilree minutes. Neither team of :auuk011ie'1 fOur fUmbles, threatened. (nave Burnett, MID Wolle and MONTREAL • Grid. Scti.nun&ge 1 ', O~PQwS -Colc:b c;. L.. ana ..._..... .~. up ·.. ."ZlWa · lfeerlng, �• ,, 1 lf:._ 'f!.lt$1Dda7~'tbnea~SeallniJ.~, AQCUa 3l,lrro Meigs SP,IitS··:J' . .•v "~"~ cl~ ~~mtnaled the play as , ;trt~tivitJ'.Pj -,till! Meip , tbe ,fOOih NIW !Ax IIC.I'!'d yion, MWI!Id~r f~olball' equad The ltfarauden' ilril7 score , . lleriJmnaied 11olh Nel$mvltte- waa a lllree yard ptun~· by Yorlr,o and Ne'IJ • .._xlncton. .lunlcrt fldlblck 'l'lny Williams. . ._tutday m~ ~ witb New Lex acored on 8 65-yard !eal!lta !u.g_p•~ll& Coacb re!UPI Ill .a. ~ lhrowil . by , . tbltieJ !"'"'1'c.y cOuld have sei1!~ ,ljuarWfback Bob Werry ~~ 1/111 lll)d ~ whlch.)lfal ~ted apd In· '' ,: ' y~. . · tellcepted. The tr:y'for the exira ~tilr New Uting!?n ~undly poil!ll! waa good on a pall. de(uW<t-al!lll811er. neladnvllle· The Mar)!~&, who looked Y~ "'lll!d' Melgl whlppeilihe especially strons on de!ense, Bdtteyea, la-O. Senior halfback emplbyed something new' In .~ Bod~\ who witb his lbelr olfense.l\lck Asll, reserve ~ Saturday cOuld prove lun.lor balfba'ck, &\tempted to 141 ~, one of the leque'a best lllck lbe try for e&tra point after Ibis~· llllored on runs of earhofMeigs,'fourscoresofthe flve and 85 yards. The final score was a Z5 yard pa88 from reserve sophomore · ~ell ;\lid)' Vaualwi to , JWjlor end Jeff Mlll'ri8. · . A&alnst New Lezington, u, :i· , Bridsbaw, Who coUese ball at Tech and was the NQ• . ..1 pro clratt ie'fec:tlon lUI January took · _lipli't the Glantil' defense with .. . IOJihlillcaUon Friday ·· niPl He c:ompleted 16 of IS · ~. _lnc:ludlng a 37-yard a t!Jnle.yard run ·In the first ~ lola to feUow roolde quarter. Plttsblll'llh went ahead · owy Shanldln, Ill Jead the 14-0 on Bradshaw'~ scoring. to an easy 21~ vletocy aerial to ShankUn, and It was . !lefOre 3$.901 fans at Pit· an over. 1i(butlb. Pete Gogolak accollilted for Pl•lw 'l'llrlon sccrec1 the an of New York's pclnts with !lniMs' lint IAibchdown on two field goals. ·.Stee., ,M,... Tribune Golf Tourney ' Dates .Jre An00,unced 1 GALUPOIJS - Ron Ellis, tournament chairman of the .Gallipolis Goil Club, Saturday 101111ounced the dates for lbe annual Gallipolis DaD~ Tribune ~.dlcap Golf Tournament. ·" PirataJ DlGet k 2 "''Ds ~• ' .DUill Sv Vzkings .•... .. -- • -· Make a sound investment in good living K&K Mobile Horne Park .& Sales ' 3._311 Jacbon Ave • ' De£endmg Ch81llp;,s :::~~~~: Have 13 Vets R. . play, conslslln& of.311 boles. · AD male members of 11M) Gallipolis Goli Oub who have an established handicap will be eligible to enter the tour· · e 1 · _ ~3,995 · -' ' .•. ' .. clubhouse. The deadline for entries will be·l p. m. Friday, Sept. 4. Members may make up. their own fourSOOIC!I on Sept. 8, while pairings for Sept. 7 will be aCCCJrding to the scores of 11M) first day. Trophies will be awarded to winner and runnerup. Anyone intereated In ~~ In a handicap two man beat ball tourname~~t In the near future should sign up In the clubho1111e. Detalls will be announced later. . , ::;;:::::::... =:::::=::;;::::;,....' . . BY DALE ROTHGEB agalnat league compeUUon. CHESHIRE Twelve· ' Kyger Creek will he VINTON - Bobby RaWff, a returning lettennen form the seeldn« Ita mealb oalr!Pl 148pound hallback sccrec1 1n the nucleus ofl!le 19'10 Kyger Creek leape cbamplonablp Ia 10 second and third periods High School football team, yean thb fall. Slace 1981, tile Saturday to lead North Gallla to perennial champl0118 of the Bobcata ·have won alz a 14.0 victory over Symmea Southern Valley Athletic cllamptoostdps , IIIII lllaulld Valley In a football scrtmmase Conference. two otbera. Eaateta alld game played on 111e Pirates Head football coach Howard Narth G.uta are believed to grldirCII. Lee Miller, now In his flltb be lbe biQest lflreall lbe RaUiff acored billlnt TO In season at the helm of the Bobcall bave lbla - - . thesecondperiodonaflve..yard Bobcats, Is faced with two Coach Miller, liowever, Is run.Hehadbrougbtthe Pirates major problems-replacement aware tllat champlonahlpe are to the five yard stripe with a 411of four 200 poond-plu.s players not won on paper. He hils been yard gaUop up the middle. . lost by sraduation - and fiDing holding two-a-4ay drills s1nee Nortb Gallla scored again on a quarterback slot opened when Aua. 19 In an effort to get lbe another flve..yard run by RaUiff Junior hopeful Glenn Smith, Jr., Bobcats Into shape for lbelr In the dolling minutes of the suffered a fractured left leg and Sept. 11 opener against lbe third penod. Jell arm In a motorcycle.truck always-tough Wahama White A pasa frOm quarterback l l 1 • l1 arcldent on Aug. 11. Falcons. Jackie Smtih to hallback Ted Lost via sraduatlon were Miller, an avid believer of Staton was sood for the e&tra ly United PnBI IRIIrnatlonal ll!ckles Tom Hysell and Dan physical conditioning, ,baa had points. Amt.rlcan Ltagua Polcyn, center Mike Haskins several prospects In 8 conThe win made head Pirate Wa~hlnaton (CGieman '-'l at and fullback Jon Rothgeb. dilionlng prosram alnce July. Coach Paul Allauan's debut a Kanall City (Orago 7·13). Rothgeb and Polcyn are KYSer Creek's 12 _._,_, _,_,0« O.kl- (Hunt.r 15-12) at •- f successful one. Detroit ( Nleltro 11 •101 mem ..... o the freshman team lettermen include five seniors California(Hargan (Wright7-21. ·18.9) at University. sevenlettennen junlora. are GaryCleveland Coadl Millrer'a te1111 bave and Senior Mlnnnota (8lylevon 1-51 at captured three alrallbl a 150pound halfback· New York (Kiln• 2·31. - • ...... •..,_. ' Mllwtukl8 I Lockwood ,j.10) ,~enuce """"· ud rOWII U a 136 quar!!II• J ,.,, IJiitit; · , . ·'?h• '·; IeMler" rt.fai"Jiittl '&ifiln (Romo 6-3 lll'eet :.. University quarterback feels he end and Earnle Metzger :;,~~or't~f.f. will have to revise KC's running a 185 ~d laclde. ' Natl-ll.tagut game to Ill Ita current per· Jlllllo~ leltermea iaclude ClnclnMII (Merritt 20-101 at sonnet. Dave Wblte 150 poulld "'TtJ':::a~~~~r;'li • at Lui season, tbe Bobcats, ballback; GarYColUIII, a uo PhlladeiDhla (Lorach :1-11. bebincl the strong nmnlng at- po..d Iullbact; Roy New 'York (Ryan 6-9) at lack provided by Rolilgeb, 'l1lllllpaoD, 148 po.!l.d ead; Houlton IWIIaon ~5). junior Dave White and Jackie Bm~ Ul poud tackle• St.Louii(Carlton6-11latlas Parsons another junior (since Mite lleebe U5 --ad' AnaeiH (Vance 5-4). ' • r·. Chicago (Hands 1,j.J2) or transferred to Point Pleasant) &aard; Terry Mtlea, lCI Holtzman (U-101 ot San Diogo compiled a total of 312 points. peucl pard, · aad Daa (RObarts 5·111. Both Rothgeb and White sur- SW!Uer IIi poaad eeaterPIItaburgh (Walker l.Q.5 and passed the 1000 yard mark tackle ' Cambria 0.1) at San Fr..,ciKo ' · ·· • · . 1Retierger 5-5 and Bryon! ,._Sl. In compWng an overaU B-1 Other junior hopefuls are Lou 2. stale, Kyger Q-eek had ill! beat Louden, 1411 pound fullbact; record ever Wider Miller In Richard Mollohan, 1411 pound I'F'Wib.' Elorde Scores 1969. end; Paul Rainey, 1411 110111111 The Bobcat defense aUowed Ruard; Roger Athey 180 Fifth Round TKO 121 points, only 50 of those came pound tac'kte; 'Mike Joiu.Oii, Sunday'S U.u ..'ers at~ 130 ·pound quarterback! tuld Richard Rumley, 1411 Pound end. Sophomore proaepcts are: John Rousll, 1411 pound half. ltielt; Greg McCarty, 130 pound halfback; Jimmy ·!Jiaa, 150 pound halfback; Orland Cremeans, 1811 pound tackle; Mark Dan!, w pound suard; David Stump, 130 pound fullback; Brian Tucker, 110 JlOIInd tactJe.:guard; MarahaD French, .130 pound halfback; Mike Huglles, 135 pound full'back; and John Baird, 120 pound quarterback. Freahmon candidates vying for the posiUons Include David Clay, 250 pound ·Iackie; Lawrence T•ber. 130 pound halfback; Bob · 130 Bob Clay Hucliaoll; poond center; Tom Walll', pound end; John Rumloy, pouncf end; Tirry Sbeell, leG pound tackle; Tim Reese, ItO pound tackle; Jeff PaleyJJ, 1~0 J)CliUld quarterback; Clllibom Smith, 178 pound fallback; Dennis Persons, IZ5 pGlllld eilcl, and B. Spires, 1Z5 pound elld.. Here II the Bobcala' 11'/0 schedule.: . Sept. II, Wabama; Sept. II at Hannan Trace; ~t. 25 RaciJ1rl; Ocl ·l, North Gallil; Oct. 9 'ilt E&stern; Ocl18,Soutlnrestern; Oct. 23 at Aleunder, . .. ' • ... ~• -to • Ellfll 10 alert,- to run, ,::::7 ::::::; • Clllllrhardwoodtogln e aec:onda: an r 101twooc1 log k1 only 31h secondo '' • Talcea up to 20" bar; IIIII :;:::: ....._ -~ SYRACUSE ...: Ambrose "Sam" Flanagan, naUve of Syracuse, Parkersbur&'s gift to professional bowUna, conbnues to do well on the demandin& summer tour. Sam has just returned from Waukega", Ill., where he finished 15th In lbe huae field of 120 keslers. The slender West Virginian averqed 211 while earning $825. In hil first lix11ame bloc, Flanagan rolled a 122'1 (188-210.. 200-206-189-237) and followed up with 1:193 (2U-22Q..221-193-23Q.. 217) and 1:1110 (~217·192-l!K194>· . Thatleflhlmln39thplacebut In the final sis games he turned in I lllzzllng 1331 (21Q..259..214222-228-204) to quallly for the 11na1a total plnfalt was 11452 and he received 3SO bonUI pins for a total ol1102. Flanaaan pasaed up last week'atourney In Rhode Ialand but will rejoirl the tour In Pittsburgh and conllnue lbe rest of the fall. Flariagan also proved he can burn up the Unks as he fintahed runnerup In the 2.'k'd annual Trl· State Golf tournament, 54-bole ana Slhllbj .-nlor TOIIl Hoffner cllqlel'bl~, ~d sefliu, Cbip. ifaggerl)'. l/ld lierilor Mike Graljl, aaleU,.. · In tbe Mtlp:NellonyU]e..YCII'k •crlmmage, Polley, an of· felll!ve , ha!fbeck; .... laked away lri an ~ .tlb a aerloualeg!njuey IUffered when be was ticklea bird. . · , · . · It II doubttul, said C!lach Chancey, If Milgl will IICrimmageanybody'nenSaturdayas no team can be fOIIIId tO play. The Marauders will open their season on Saturday Sept. 12 at tronllln St. Joe. ' affair held over lbe 8,IIIJO.yard Presllln County Country Oub COIII'IIe at Kingwood. Flanagan turned In rounds of '13-78-78 for a 225 Iota! to traU champion Jack Forbes of Moraantown by lbree strokes. Forbes had 7$.71-78- 222. Flanagan attended Pomeroy lllgh School hut fll'll!luated frOm Parkersburg Htgh School. Slumpmg • Red s L ose Aga•n • 4•3 . handle 1-10 3111illn dlamtlar .L • :, ' ,t! ir NOW ~1 P!tEIGS CQUNTY FARM BUREAU CO.OP ~ry ' l'lllll '. ., BUILT .FoR OOMIORT &a)NVENI~~: . 2 BEDROOMS - l2'160' ' 'r. (1) FROii'KITCHEN - EARLYAMERitA 'FREE • • ' . DEOOR (1) ~T UVING lOOM ~ MOOEIN DECOR ,. ..r , .,. .~ w BOTH1. tarpet~ Living' ROom .nd """st,! lr· . Bedroom ....: GUn liurnace - 42 ~lion ' . . .... Lots of C.b1net Space "":' · · House Type Windows:..... , . ' ·!=ront - One Pte.ce.· Tub ...... .~ '•: • YI"IIT IY lll'UIIIICID IUciiJ IU IIIPLI . ' ' ·~ '' .r'l'J " I·N' .• ' ' .......... over lbe left field fence. Bradford started the big sixth with a homer and climaaed a lour-run eighth with his seventh h0file of th r . e year. 8 1 ~ ~~ w':: catedreer highl" or c e •w o pos an ,. 14 record last season. The big lefthand~r struck out. SIX and walked SIX as he ran hil record to 19-8. . CaUfornla spoiled his shutout bid m ·the ninth lnnmg when Billy Cowan walked: took third on Tommy Reynolds single and scored as Joe Azcue hit mto a double play· , Eddie Leon s 10111 homer of the year Ia lbe second imllOS 1ave McDowell a Z-41 lead and the lodiaaa scored lwiee more '." the tblrd 00 .Cbud< Hlntoa ' siDgle aod Leoa't •queeae buat • Bradford and Foster comblned their hitting talents In the ~~ EJpoa got two runs In the PAIULLI RETIRES' slsth Inning when Fairey and HEMPSTEAD, N. Y. (UP!) Day sccred on a aingle by Rusty - Babe Parllli, lhe 4().year~ Staub quarlerbacll: trying to stay m Fahey had alngled and Day the New York Jets roster, reached flr'st on a bunt, advanc- Saturday announced hia Ins to lleCCllld.. reUrement frOm pro football. L CUSTOM SPRAY PAINTING . Parllil, a former University of Kentucky star who spent 11 years In pro ball, said be waa retiring to s1ve aome of lile yomger quarterbacks on lile Jets squad a chllnce to play behind Joe Namatb. . WITH PIIIM 24U26f or Can!ral SOya 446-2463 · Tri-County Mobile Homes, Inc. CLEVELAND (UP!) - Roy Foster and Buddy Bradfclrd each drove In four runs witb a pair of homers apiece Saturday and Sam McDowell tossed a five-hitter In picking up hill91h victory of the season In leading the Cleveland Indians to a 14-1 · victory over the California Angels. Foster, a prime candidate for rookie of the year honon, 1.111ackecl bil 1llb homer of lbe year Ia lbe lint iDDID& ok Thur.,..n, Ohio ' Wallop Angels IBW » Ytantxporltnce · " IDd.J8D8 cl1iy one lnninl and gave up one tiaeoriohlhentfe1lei'P!tcllt\oo't!fi4 ; hit. Granger came on In the Queen threw ~late ':0 second nlntb and finished 111e game oo McDowell s sacrifice atlakins his fifth lou against tempt. ~i ~ . '*'-' thathewouldprHUeleglslallon racln« ••• !bat It robs wblc:ll be ''a p!lll .,.· · Introducing Jlle8SIIN!t &.-em- ~ crime of a 11110jor plclfallill CIUIIe poor.~ atillll4 • po10er tl)e corporation to ,IHlllfCII of b)lxime." ac:l!Y~ulaleif l''l;lfllTUii!llll; regulate..betlln8· <lll ~ The MlnhattaQ DehiQCI'at ,l )if lllicll *!l!e!li!lllllbe dolllr'! ~ tbe numbel'f. "to put Illegal Mid "bellll!l ~ 111e f1oraea · and ttlll ~~ cllf ~bookies complel!lly out of ptOYidel lioclllm8bn .tlb no eatlmar.i ·buslne~~~." JIICI'e 1ban 10 ~ ain~ of their ~·" Stein arutounced his plan In a lolal.lneoniea.'' ,.,.,,,..• Sam\1111' DBfll . Ci'tNd ganu!. let• to Sal1luels which said, Stein' uplillne~ IJ)al lile .~.Umbu:!l!'fOW.-.I'Jel The support came from, "the strongest argument for CUITelll payo«J .. . numlien Is 1111 city-run lje- lll!f~ to Manhattan Assemblyman . lega!Wng · gambUn&. on horse only K ,.ceni m. the !lollat. lab ~ w~ ~· ,. Andrew Stein, who announced ·• . ' ' ··" ·, · ~' • · . , ... } \... ,. •·. ' ~ · · J w... """"'•- -· ERNEST 1110RME T1lete Mmll carry 11M tamt fiM QNHiy II 11W Kit MI..... •NEW YQJlK (UPl) Howard Sainuell,1ll'flldent of ~ (\lty'a new Off.tracll beltl.\ll . COQIIII'atlon.• Saturday ~V_. support for .hil req~t to ,u, pand tile ~aUon I power !0 cover all forms of sporb gambbnC and the nwnbera reaults. ,, throw. The Elpos' catcher John and was and reape~~slble el&ht hits. for He lbree sixth, 19th witb homer =~;;~;==~·o~m:e:lil:ln:g~to~d~o ~w~l:th~th:e~and:cr:o:as:ed;th:e:pla~te=CII=a~wUd= Fosterafter heiUosJack hla , . , . waytoQayCarro0..who11111'~ Hetdemannw~andreacbed ., OUR NEW COMPLETE KITCHEN R~MODELING DEPARTMENT ' l''~~~{~§t "' ~~~·~.a.~~~ ·b~ MONTREAL (UPJ) - Cln· Batemen hacf thrown the ball clnnaU Reds centerflelder into centerfield When Tolan Bobby Tolan added two more stole second runsscoredtohlsoutputFrlday The win :Wer the NaUonal nishl. League western division The two nina he scored and leaders came when Boots Day . PlAYERS DISQUALIFIED ll!e third one he drove In ac- singled home the winning run ST. O.OUD, Minn. (UPl) - counted for all lile Reds rma as will! two out In the tenth lmlng. Fifteen memberl of the St•• they fellt-3 victims to the Mon· Pinch-bitter Mack Jones had aouct State football 11quad were treal l!lzpos In 10 lnnlns!o. The worked rellef pitcher Wayne for diaquaUfted when their physical loa kept the Redl 1012 iames a walk, and moved to second on uaminaUCIIS showed they had abeadofloiAngelea who lost 1• a sacrifice 0y by Don Hahn. high blood presaure. O,to St Louis Jones advanced to third on a Dr. Joilll Schrock of the Tola~ hom~ In lbe el&htb around out by Jim Fairey then achool'a health department inning to Ue tbe same at3-3 and scored when Day lashed a ain· looked at the test1n1 setup and set the alage for the estralnnlng g1e over the mound. decided to re-examine lbe 15 affair. It was the centerflelder's Mootreal had taken an early players. They an passed. 12th horner of lbe year and lead In tbe second Inning when Coach Ron Anfeson said a game with Pete Rose on base. Bob Bailey hit a pitch from shapely YOUI18 brunette ad· Tolan bad scored the Reds' starter Gary Nolan Into the mlnlstend lile llral series of Drat run In the fourth lnnin& staods for hla 29rd home run tests and mlgbt have bad When be alngled, stole second Nolan worked seven Inning~ 5 101 'D.ECJRIC GAS FUEL OIL BOrTl£ GAS . · •· \ Newest .san; •• ofthe world'sfastest selll'ng Chal'n S3WS :::... :::.:;. ...,_ JILiiiLJIL Syracuse Native Continues To Do Well On Pro Bowling Circuit · · ._.._._IIJ..n,tw!lo [,.,._.,.,.. .....,.,".... and r..:.:-....rw.r4 HOMES AS LOW AS r:, lollcAT RliiOMDKI LSI tttciliiLN- ODidl Bowriid ·. ~ Mlller's llopea rw bll tori llrll8b' 8oUtherD Vll)ey Alliletlc: Dlariii,Cie Utll will ride blgb 111 lbe Bobcatl' U relllrnlils veterana. Bact frllm the a• equac1 which CCIII· The event will be conducted on Sept. 6 and 7.1t will be medal . ------------------~~~----•• We Have A Home For Everyone! ·. .- ~y. 't!fo l"re blocPd and ille other tWo wer~ 1flde' IO lbe left. The Meigs· a\lirllilg offenie w~s 8oss• . Werry, lftny Wllllama, and Junior .ROn &nllh In the backfield; seniora Jon Kloea and' Morris, ends; iophOmore Mark Werry and jpnlor Fred Lee, tacldes; senior Dave . Boy4 and junior Ted Lehew, guards, and senior !Inger Abbott, center. On defenae, junior John Thomas was at middle suard, Abbott and Lee at tackles, '·Morril and senior Wayne Well at ends. Leliew and Tiny Williams were linebackers. ,, ·- ~:11; ~ S~uels· ~~~ives ~t¢~'s S~pport .\ NOWSBEKNOWS CINCJNNATI (UPI) -Mrs. Bernie Carbo, wile of the ClncinnaU Reds roolde oa. llelder, wondered .wby her biJiobend made so IDIII1]I CODtributiCIIS to tbe beart fund. ClnclnnaU Reda ID8Dager ~~ Andet10111 contrlbulel the fines paid bJ ballplayers for vartoua on.-d«J the field aeUvtUea to charl~. Carbo'l has bNn going to tbe heart lund, which has sent him 'I!Jank-You notes. .rt '* . ' ~§'T{Ti~~i:\lf--(t~~:;;;;).......wl t' �• ,, 1 lf:._ 'f!.lt$1Dda7~'tbnea~SeallniJ.~, AQCUa 3l,lrro Meigs SP,IitS··:J' . .•v "~"~ cl~ ~~mtnaled the play as , ;trt~tivitJ'.Pj -,till! Meip , tbe ,fOOih NIW !Ax IIC.I'!'d yion, MWI!Id~r f~olball' equad The ltfarauden' ilril7 score , . lleriJmnaied 11olh Nel$mvltte- waa a lllree yard ptun~· by Yorlr,o and Ne'IJ • .._xlncton. .lunlcrt fldlblck 'l'lny Williams. . ._tutday m~ ~ witb New Lex acored on 8 65-yard !eal!lta !u.g_p•~ll& Coacb re!UPI Ill .a. ~ lhrowil . by , . tbltieJ !"'"'1'c.y cOuld have sei1!~ ,ljuarWfback Bob Werry ~~ 1/111 lll)d ~ whlch.)lfal ~ted apd In· '' ,: ' y~. . · tellcepted. The tr:y'for the exira ~tilr New Uting!?n ~undly poil!ll! waa good on a pall. de(uW<t-al!lll811er. neladnvllle· The Mar)!~&, who looked Y~ "'lll!d' Melgl whlppeilihe especially strons on de!ense, Bdtteyea, la-O. Senior halfback emplbyed something new' In .~ Bod~\ who witb his lbelr olfense.l\lck Asll, reserve ~ Saturday cOuld prove lun.lor balfba'ck, &\tempted to 141 ~, one of the leque'a best lllck lbe try for e&tra point after Ibis~· llllored on runs of earhofMeigs,'fourscoresofthe flve and 85 yards. The final score was a Z5 yard pa88 from reserve sophomore · ~ell ;\lid)' Vaualwi to , JWjlor end Jeff Mlll'ri8. · . A&alnst New Lezington, u, :i· , Bridsbaw, Who coUese ball at Tech and was the NQ• . ..1 pro clratt ie'fec:tlon lUI January took · _lipli't the Glantil' defense with .. . IOJihlillcaUon Friday ·· niPl He c:ompleted 16 of IS · ~. _lnc:ludlng a 37-yard a t!Jnle.yard run ·In the first ~ lola to feUow roolde quarter. Plttsblll'llh went ahead · owy Shanldln, Ill Jead the 14-0 on Bradshaw'~ scoring. to an easy 21~ vletocy aerial to ShankUn, and It was . !lefOre 3$.901 fans at Pit· an over. 1i(butlb. Pete Gogolak accollilted for Pl•lw 'l'llrlon sccrec1 the an of New York's pclnts with !lniMs' lint IAibchdown on two field goals. ·.Stee., ,M,... Tribune Golf Tourney ' Dates .Jre An00,unced 1 GALUPOIJS - Ron Ellis, tournament chairman of the .Gallipolis Goil Club, Saturday 101111ounced the dates for lbe annual Gallipolis DaD~ Tribune ~.dlcap Golf Tournament. ·" PirataJ DlGet k 2 "''Ds ~• ' .DUill Sv Vzkings .•... .. -- • -· Make a sound investment in good living K&K Mobile Horne Park .& Sales ' 3._311 Jacbon Ave • ' De£endmg Ch81llp;,s :::~~~~: Have 13 Vets R. . play, conslslln& of.311 boles. · AD male members of 11M) Gallipolis Goli Oub who have an established handicap will be eligible to enter the tour· · e 1 · _ ~3,995 · -' ' .•. ' .. clubhouse. The deadline for entries will be·l p. m. Friday, Sept. 4. Members may make up. their own fourSOOIC!I on Sept. 8, while pairings for Sept. 7 will be aCCCJrding to the scores of 11M) first day. Trophies will be awarded to winner and runnerup. Anyone intereated In ~~ In a handicap two man beat ball tourname~~t In the near future should sign up In the clubho1111e. Detalls will be announced later. . , ::;;:::::::... =:::::=::;;::::;,....' . . BY DALE ROTHGEB agalnat league compeUUon. CHESHIRE Twelve· ' Kyger Creek will he VINTON - Bobby RaWff, a returning lettennen form the seeldn« Ita mealb oalr!Pl 148pound hallback sccrec1 1n the nucleus ofl!le 19'10 Kyger Creek leape cbamplonablp Ia 10 second and third periods High School football team, yean thb fall. Slace 1981, tile Saturday to lead North Gallla to perennial champl0118 of the Bobcata ·have won alz a 14.0 victory over Symmea Southern Valley Athletic cllamptoostdps , IIIII lllaulld Valley In a football scrtmmase Conference. two otbera. Eaateta alld game played on 111e Pirates Head football coach Howard Narth G.uta are believed to grldirCII. Lee Miller, now In his flltb be lbe biQest lflreall lbe RaUiff acored billlnt TO In season at the helm of the Bobcall bave lbla - - . thesecondperiodonaflve..yard Bobcats, Is faced with two Coach Miller, liowever, Is run.Hehadbrougbtthe Pirates major problems-replacement aware tllat champlonahlpe are to the five yard stripe with a 411of four 200 poond-plu.s players not won on paper. He hils been yard gaUop up the middle. . lost by sraduation - and fiDing holding two-a-4ay drills s1nee Nortb Gallla scored again on a quarterback slot opened when Aua. 19 In an effort to get lbe another flve..yard run by RaUiff Junior hopeful Glenn Smith, Jr., Bobcats Into shape for lbelr In the dolling minutes of the suffered a fractured left leg and Sept. 11 opener against lbe third penod. Jell arm In a motorcycle.truck always-tough Wahama White A pasa frOm quarterback l l 1 • l1 arcldent on Aug. 11. Falcons. Jackie Smtih to hallback Ted Lost via sraduatlon were Miller, an avid believer of Staton was sood for the e&tra ly United PnBI IRIIrnatlonal ll!ckles Tom Hysell and Dan physical conditioning, ,baa had points. Amt.rlcan Ltagua Polcyn, center Mike Haskins several prospects In 8 conThe win made head Pirate Wa~hlnaton (CGieman '-'l at and fullback Jon Rothgeb. dilionlng prosram alnce July. Coach Paul Allauan's debut a Kanall City (Orago 7·13). Rothgeb and Polcyn are KYSer Creek's 12 _._,_, _,_,0« O.kl- (Hunt.r 15-12) at •- f successful one. Detroit ( Nleltro 11 •101 mem ..... o the freshman team lettermen include five seniors California(Hargan (Wright7-21. ·18.9) at University. sevenlettennen junlora. are GaryCleveland Coadl Millrer'a te1111 bave and Senior Mlnnnota (8lylevon 1-51 at captured three alrallbl a 150pound halfback· New York (Kiln• 2·31. - • ...... •..,_. ' Mllwtukl8 I Lockwood ,j.10) ,~enuce """"· ud rOWII U a 136 quar!!II• J ,.,, IJiitit; · , . ·'?h• '·; IeMler" rt.fai"Jiittl '&ifiln (Romo 6-3 lll'eet :.. University quarterback feels he end and Earnle Metzger :;,~~or't~f.f. will have to revise KC's running a 185 ~d laclde. ' Natl-ll.tagut game to Ill Ita current per· Jlllllo~ leltermea iaclude ClnclnMII (Merritt 20-101 at sonnet. Dave Wblte 150 poulld "'TtJ':::a~~~~r;'li • at Lui season, tbe Bobcats, ballback; GarYColUIII, a uo PhlladeiDhla (Lorach :1-11. bebincl the strong nmnlng at- po..d Iullbact; Roy New 'York (Ryan 6-9) at lack provided by Rolilgeb, 'l1lllllpaoD, 148 po.!l.d ead; Houlton IWIIaon ~5). junior Dave White and Jackie Bm~ Ul poud tackle• St.Louii(Carlton6-11latlas Parsons another junior (since Mite lleebe U5 --ad' AnaeiH (Vance 5-4). ' • r·. Chicago (Hands 1,j.J2) or transferred to Point Pleasant) &aard; Terry Mtlea, lCI Holtzman (U-101 ot San Diogo compiled a total of 312 points. peucl pard, · aad Daa (RObarts 5·111. Both Rothgeb and White sur- SW!Uer IIi poaad eeaterPIItaburgh (Walker l.Q.5 and passed the 1000 yard mark tackle ' Cambria 0.1) at San Fr..,ciKo ' · ·· • · . 1Retierger 5-5 and Bryon! ,._Sl. In compWng an overaU B-1 Other junior hopefuls are Lou 2. stale, Kyger Q-eek had ill! beat Louden, 1411 pound fullbact; record ever Wider Miller In Richard Mollohan, 1411 pound I'F'Wib.' Elorde Scores 1969. end; Paul Rainey, 1411 110111111 The Bobcat defense aUowed Ruard; Roger Athey 180 Fifth Round TKO 121 points, only 50 of those came pound tac'kte; 'Mike Joiu.Oii, Sunday'S U.u ..'ers at~ 130 ·pound quarterback! tuld Richard Rumley, 1411 Pound end. Sophomore proaepcts are: John Rousll, 1411 pound half. ltielt; Greg McCarty, 130 pound halfback; Jimmy ·!Jiaa, 150 pound halfback; Orland Cremeans, 1811 pound tackle; Mark Dan!, w pound suard; David Stump, 130 pound fullback; Brian Tucker, 110 JlOIInd tactJe.:guard; MarahaD French, .130 pound halfback; Mike Huglles, 135 pound full'back; and John Baird, 120 pound quarterback. Freahmon candidates vying for the posiUons Include David Clay, 250 pound ·Iackie; Lawrence T•ber. 130 pound halfback; Bob · 130 Bob Clay Hucliaoll; poond center; Tom Walll', pound end; John Rumloy, pouncf end; Tirry Sbeell, leG pound tackle; Tim Reese, ItO pound tackle; Jeff PaleyJJ, 1~0 J)CliUld quarterback; Clllibom Smith, 178 pound fallback; Dennis Persons, IZ5 pGlllld eilcl, and B. Spires, 1Z5 pound elld.. Here II the Bobcala' 11'/0 schedule.: . Sept. II, Wabama; Sept. II at Hannan Trace; ~t. 25 RaciJ1rl; Ocl ·l, North Gallil; Oct. 9 'ilt E&stern; Ocl18,Soutlnrestern; Oct. 23 at Aleunder, . .. ' • ... ~• -to • Ellfll 10 alert,- to run, ,::::7 ::::::; • Clllllrhardwoodtogln e aec:onda: an r 101twooc1 log k1 only 31h secondo '' • Talcea up to 20" bar; IIIII :;:::: ....._ -~ SYRACUSE ...: Ambrose "Sam" Flanagan, naUve of Syracuse, Parkersbur&'s gift to professional bowUna, conbnues to do well on the demandin& summer tour. Sam has just returned from Waukega", Ill., where he finished 15th In lbe huae field of 120 keslers. The slender West Virginian averqed 211 while earning $825. In hil first lix11ame bloc, Flanagan rolled a 122'1 (188-210.. 200-206-189-237) and followed up with 1:193 (2U-22Q..221-193-23Q.. 217) and 1:1110 (~217·192-l!K194>· . Thatleflhlmln39thplacebut In the final sis games he turned in I lllzzllng 1331 (21Q..259..214222-228-204) to quallly for the 11na1a total plnfalt was 11452 and he received 3SO bonUI pins for a total ol1102. Flanaaan pasaed up last week'atourney In Rhode Ialand but will rejoirl the tour In Pittsburgh and conllnue lbe rest of the fall. Flariagan also proved he can burn up the Unks as he fintahed runnerup In the 2.'k'd annual Trl· State Golf tournament, 54-bole ana Slhllbj .-nlor TOIIl Hoffner cllqlel'bl~, ~d sefliu, Cbip. ifaggerl)'. l/ld lierilor Mike Graljl, aaleU,.. · In tbe Mtlp:NellonyU]e..YCII'k •crlmmage, Polley, an of· felll!ve , ha!fbeck; .... laked away lri an ~ .tlb a aerloualeg!njuey IUffered when be was ticklea bird. . · , · . · It II doubttul, said C!lach Chancey, If Milgl will IICrimmageanybody'nenSaturdayas no team can be fOIIIId tO play. The Marauders will open their season on Saturday Sept. 12 at tronllln St. Joe. ' affair held over lbe 8,IIIJO.yard Presllln County Country Oub COIII'IIe at Kingwood. Flanagan turned In rounds of '13-78-78 for a 225 Iota! to traU champion Jack Forbes of Moraantown by lbree strokes. Forbes had 7$.71-78- 222. Flanagan attended Pomeroy lllgh School hut fll'll!luated frOm Parkersburg Htgh School. Slumpmg • Red s L ose Aga•n • 4•3 . handle 1-10 3111illn dlamtlar .L • :, ' ,t! ir NOW ~1 P!tEIGS CQUNTY FARM BUREAU CO.OP ~ry ' l'lllll '. ., BUILT .FoR OOMIORT &a)NVENI~~: . 2 BEDROOMS - l2'160' ' 'r. (1) FROii'KITCHEN - EARLYAMERitA 'FREE • • ' . DEOOR (1) ~T UVING lOOM ~ MOOEIN DECOR ,. ..r , .,. .~ w BOTH1. tarpet~ Living' ROom .nd """st,! lr· . Bedroom ....: GUn liurnace - 42 ~lion ' . . .... Lots of C.b1net Space "":' · · House Type Windows:..... , . ' ·!=ront - One Pte.ce.· Tub ...... .~ '•: • YI"IIT IY lll'UIIIICID IUciiJ IU IIIPLI . ' ' ·~ '' .r'l'J " I·N' .• ' ' .......... over lbe left field fence. Bradford started the big sixth with a homer and climaaed a lour-run eighth with his seventh h0file of th r . e year. 8 1 ~ ~~ w':: catedreer highl" or c e •w o pos an ,. 14 record last season. The big lefthand~r struck out. SIX and walked SIX as he ran hil record to 19-8. . CaUfornla spoiled his shutout bid m ·the ninth lnnmg when Billy Cowan walked: took third on Tommy Reynolds single and scored as Joe Azcue hit mto a double play· , Eddie Leon s 10111 homer of the year Ia lbe second imllOS 1ave McDowell a Z-41 lead and the lodiaaa scored lwiee more '." the tblrd 00 .Cbud< Hlntoa ' siDgle aod Leoa't •queeae buat • Bradford and Foster comblned their hitting talents In the ~~ EJpoa got two runs In the PAIULLI RETIRES' slsth Inning when Fairey and HEMPSTEAD, N. Y. (UP!) Day sccred on a aingle by Rusty - Babe Parllli, lhe 4().year~ Staub quarlerbacll: trying to stay m Fahey had alngled and Day the New York Jets roster, reached flr'st on a bunt, advanc- Saturday announced hia Ins to lleCCllld.. reUrement frOm pro football. L CUSTOM SPRAY PAINTING . Parllil, a former University of Kentucky star who spent 11 years In pro ball, said be waa retiring to s1ve aome of lile yomger quarterbacks on lile Jets squad a chllnce to play behind Joe Namatb. . WITH PIIIM 24U26f or Can!ral SOya 446-2463 · Tri-County Mobile Homes, Inc. CLEVELAND (UP!) - Roy Foster and Buddy Bradfclrd each drove In four runs witb a pair of homers apiece Saturday and Sam McDowell tossed a five-hitter In picking up hill91h victory of the season In leading the Cleveland Indians to a 14-1 · victory over the California Angels. Foster, a prime candidate for rookie of the year honon, 1.111ackecl bil 1llb homer of lbe year Ia lbe lint iDDID& ok Thur.,..n, Ohio ' Wallop Angels IBW » Ytantxporltnce · " IDd.J8D8 cl1iy one lnninl and gave up one tiaeoriohlhentfe1lei'P!tcllt\oo't!fi4 ; hit. Granger came on In the Queen threw ~late ':0 second nlntb and finished 111e game oo McDowell s sacrifice atlakins his fifth lou against tempt. ~i ~ . '*'-' thathewouldprHUeleglslallon racln« ••• !bat It robs wblc:ll be ''a p!lll .,.· · Introducing Jlle8SIIN!t &.-em- ~ crime of a 11110jor plclfallill CIUIIe poor.~ atillll4 • po10er tl)e corporation to ,IHlllfCII of b)lxime." ac:l!Y~ulaleif l''l;lfllTUii!llll; regulate..betlln8· <lll ~ The MlnhattaQ DehiQCI'at ,l )if lllicll *!l!e!li!lllllbe dolllr'! ~ tbe numbel'f. "to put Illegal Mid "bellll!l ~ 111e f1oraea · and ttlll ~~ cllf ~bookies complel!lly out of ptOYidel lioclllm8bn .tlb no eatlmar.i ·buslne~~~." JIICI'e 1ban 10 ~ ain~ of their ~·" Stein arutounced his plan In a lolal.lneoniea.'' ,.,.,,,..• Sam\1111' DBfll . Ci'tNd ganu!. let• to Sal1luels which said, Stein' uplillne~ IJ)al lile .~.Umbu:!l!'fOW.-.I'Jel The support came from, "the strongest argument for CUITelll payo«J .. . numlien Is 1111 city-run lje- lll!f~ to Manhattan Assemblyman . lega!Wng · gambUn&. on horse only K ,.ceni m. the !lollat. lab ~ w~ ~· ,. Andrew Stein, who announced ·• . ' ' ··" ·, · ~' • · . , ... } \... ,. •·. ' ~ · · J w... """"'•- -· ERNEST 1110RME T1lete Mmll carry 11M tamt fiM QNHiy II 11W Kit MI..... •NEW YQJlK (UPl) Howard Sainuell,1ll'flldent of ~ (\lty'a new Off.tracll beltl.\ll . COQIIII'atlon.• Saturday ~V_. support for .hil req~t to ,u, pand tile ~aUon I power !0 cover all forms of sporb gambbnC and the nwnbera reaults. ,, throw. The Elpos' catcher John and was and reape~~slble el&ht hits. for He lbree sixth, 19th witb homer =~;;~;==~·o~m:e:lil:ln:g~to~d~o ~w~l:th~th:e~and:cr:o:as:ed;th:e:pla~te=CII=a~wUd= Fosterafter heiUosJack hla , . , . waytoQayCarro0..who11111'~ Hetdemannw~andreacbed ., OUR NEW COMPLETE KITCHEN R~MODELING DEPARTMENT ' l''~~~{~§t "' ~~~·~.a.~~~ ·b~ MONTREAL (UPJ) - Cln· Batemen hacf thrown the ball clnnaU Reds centerflelder into centerfield When Tolan Bobby Tolan added two more stole second runsscoredtohlsoutputFrlday The win :Wer the NaUonal nishl. League western division The two nina he scored and leaders came when Boots Day . PlAYERS DISQUALIFIED ll!e third one he drove In ac- singled home the winning run ST. O.OUD, Minn. (UPl) - counted for all lile Reds rma as will! two out In the tenth lmlng. Fifteen memberl of the St•• they fellt-3 victims to the Mon· Pinch-bitter Mack Jones had aouct State football 11quad were treal l!lzpos In 10 lnnlns!o. The worked rellef pitcher Wayne for diaquaUfted when their physical loa kept the Redl 1012 iames a walk, and moved to second on uaminaUCIIS showed they had abeadofloiAngelea who lost 1• a sacrifice 0y by Don Hahn. high blood presaure. O,to St Louis Jones advanced to third on a Dr. Joilll Schrock of the Tola~ hom~ In lbe el&htb around out by Jim Fairey then achool'a health department inning to Ue tbe same at3-3 and scored when Day lashed a ain· looked at the test1n1 setup and set the alage for the estralnnlng g1e over the mound. decided to re-examine lbe 15 affair. It was the centerflelder's Mootreal had taken an early players. They an passed. 12th horner of lbe year and lead In tbe second Inning when Coach Ron Anfeson said a game with Pete Rose on base. Bob Bailey hit a pitch from shapely YOUI18 brunette ad· Tolan bad scored the Reds' starter Gary Nolan Into the mlnlstend lile llral series of Drat run In the fourth lnnin& staods for hla 29rd home run tests and mlgbt have bad When be alngled, stole second Nolan worked seven Inning~ 5 101 'D.ECJRIC GAS FUEL OIL BOrTl£ GAS . · •· \ Newest .san; •• ofthe world'sfastest selll'ng Chal'n S3WS :::... :::.:;. ...,_ JILiiiLJIL Syracuse Native Continues To Do Well On Pro Bowling Circuit · · ._.._._IIJ..n,tw!lo [,.,._.,.,.. .....,.,".... and r..:.:-....rw.r4 HOMES AS LOW AS r:, lollcAT RliiOMDKI LSI tttciliiLN- ODidl Bowriid ·. ~ Mlller's llopea rw bll tori llrll8b' 8oUtherD Vll)ey Alliletlc: Dlariii,Cie Utll will ride blgb 111 lbe Bobcatl' U relllrnlils veterana. Bact frllm the a• equac1 which CCIII· The event will be conducted on Sept. 6 and 7.1t will be medal . ------------------~~~----•• We Have A Home For Everyone! ·. .- ~y. 't!fo l"re blocPd and ille other tWo wer~ 1flde' IO lbe left. The Meigs· a\lirllilg offenie w~s 8oss• . Werry, lftny Wllllama, and Junior .ROn &nllh In the backfield; seniora Jon Kloea and' Morris, ends; iophOmore Mark Werry and jpnlor Fred Lee, tacldes; senior Dave . Boy4 and junior Ted Lehew, guards, and senior !Inger Abbott, center. On defenae, junior John Thomas was at middle suard, Abbott and Lee at tackles, '·Morril and senior Wayne Well at ends. Leliew and Tiny Williams were linebackers. ,, ·- ~:11; ~ S~uels· ~~~ives ~t¢~'s S~pport .\ NOWSBEKNOWS CINCJNNATI (UPI) -Mrs. Bernie Carbo, wile of the ClncinnaU Reds roolde oa. llelder, wondered .wby her biJiobend made so IDIII1]I CODtributiCIIS to tbe beart fund. ClnclnnaU Reda ID8Dager ~~ Andet10111 contrlbulel the fines paid bJ ballplayers for vartoua on.-d«J the field aeUvtUea to charl~. Carbo'l has bNn going to tbe heart lund, which has sent him 'I!Jank-You notes. .rt '* . ' ~§'T{Ti~~i:\lf--(t~~:;;;;).......wl t' �~ ' 21 l'bt"'--·J:' . ' ' . D!1P11V • ·l!lnlail,llllldly,AIIgiutiO,lt'IO ;· . ,, , . FIP.lteQi''' 'You/Need~' sen~~ Items:. you IA.Til r 1 ' .t " -: . • . ,1c11... • Help· For Sale , . Fer ·' · lk line · Ia _,your~? · .LOfTY PILE, tree fro"' soli II ,REDt#CE safe • feat with . • • 1k, HEREi'S !hit '"'!Nil'-~ t~li carpel ciNned with BiU. . GqJ!eoe T-~lels, &, E·Yap r;.~~~~~~~J:•~~~ Ilk< l~r ~n aa AVON Repf~~~nfatlvt Lustre. Ront electric "water pills.'• GillingHam ., goo•l'. m~ II( ~. ahempooer Sl. Contrai .SupPiy Dr·~ · sPirt. limo . .Write 1 Ia Mii. · Co. · .... 1•26 lantld" ~ . Sale · . ' ~t~r.~~~~~:tnJ'~·~· r.th~•;ir ' Jaci<oon, H~Itn YttOt~px ~ Dhto . . . . the New in Farming old DOt "goof up". The only problem IJ that the rilht question was mtaakedol the comp11ter or of the genetlclsla. The question that sbould have been asked was: "Will corn cmtainlng Teus male sterile cytoplaml, under certain mu!IUCIII, become hichlY susceptible ID aouthem corn leal blight and ear rot?" The qul!llllon apparently asked was: ''!low can we get away from theiiiiiiiWiabor of detasaeling we The anower led to using plant stock wblch contained this Teus male lllerlle cyloplllsm which llllowod the rom BeOld IJ'Oducer ID get away from the labor of manually detauellng tbe corn. But In this year of 1970, many Meigs area farmers will have 9011le fields whicb will be a total loBS, and In others the loas will ....--.,., 197-6 ~.~ . - " work. We had a !Dial of 32 members, with IIIII per cent completion. All except three members exhibited at the fair. the club look "Food Select· ors.'' as a club project. 'We worked on this at each Ext. Agent, 4-H, GaiDa GALUPOUS - What Is 4-H ~ lllgk Low Pre<, doing? $Jnday 81 116 .90 A1l most of you know, the Gallia County Junior Fair was ~1 84 55 in progress about a month ago. 'lUiday 85 56 A bigger pari of that fair in- meeting as well as at home. Weclnelllay fl 59 Each · member gave a 1bii'ICiay 90 57 demonstration or talk on the 4-H in Action FrldV 90 81 project. In this project we took a Sabirday 88 59 eluded 4-H and other youth look at outsell. Averqe high temperature for organi2atlons. The fair was a We looked at what we ate. We week tlU year - 88.1 degrees. display revealing what the found out that the food we eat Lui year - 87.2 degrees. youth in oor coonty are doing. affects almost everything about Average low temperature for Whal is 4-H doing• Below, Is a us, such a.s our looks, physical week lh1a year - 54.2 degrees. letter that came acroos my desk and mental efficiency, pep and Lilt year - 06 degrees. yesterday . II is from the energy, disposition and our 'tQtl1 precipitation for week Triangle 4-H Club . They growth and development. tliliYW'-.801ncbes.Lul year reported what they are doing : We learned the who's who of 4-H IN ACTION nutrients : (II proteins bllild and . ~ pnclpltallm ID dote The Triangle 4-H Club has repair body tissues, as does (2) tlill pear - SU4 lncbes. Last completed another year of club riboflavin, (3) ascorbic acid, (4) ,W - 21.36 Jncheo. ·Ncirmalaverage precipltatloo ...... - ........ ~:··,;· ~-~"1. II!', . Vitamin A, and (5) lhlamine,. ecoocmy buys In food. (&I calciwn builds bones and A1l a raul! of lh1a project we teeth and gives stren«tb ID the are eaUng more .of the right body framework, (7) Vitamin D kinds of food. (the sunshine Vitamin). helps Did Y0\1 ever eat broccoli or control use of calcium, (8) Iron cauliflower raw? They are combines with protein ID fonn really good. Some of us ale hemogllbin, (9) carbohydrl¥es fresh pineapple and &Vocado for give guick energy. the first time. . All of these do other jobs, too. Teenagers often eat from a We found out that four out of sixth IDa fifth of their dally food every 10 boys and siJ: out of as a snack. Some of these are every 10 girls need better diets. fine, others are poor. One girl went on a diet as a Such Items as soft drlnlta, result of this project. She lost 25 potato ~bips and chocolate ban pounds. are high in sugar and fats but Our club served snacks with not much else. nutritive value and enjoyed Other snacks taate just as eating them. We also planned good and a1ao provide the menus for a week. protein, vitamins and minerals We shopped at the s!Dres with that are important for good our parents and used looks and rapid growth. We newspaper ads to find the best recommend this project for any Hunters Expecting Good Season Go tD France - LETART, W, Va.- Miss Sue Alma B~~!ll!l!lllf!r of Mr. ,~~cf,;" Mr.. ' E'clward Bumgarner of IA!tart will leave Sept. 10 ID attend the Institute for Amerlean Universities in Aix-en·Provence, France. She will be there for the entire school term, returning next June, traveling with a gtoup1of students from universities from all over the U.S. She will live with a Fri!nch family hoping ID learn ID speak French nuently. She plans a teaching career. Miss Bumgarner bas attended Glenvill! State College for the p&fl .two years, majoring In French. PURCHASE VAN COLUMBUS (UP!) - A f}9,450 grant was approved by the Ohio Law Enforcement Planning Agency Friday lor the CincinnatiPoliceDepartmentl<i purchase a community relations mobile von. The van, ID be equiped with various recording deviceB and projectors, will be used by the po~ce ID Improve community relaUonsinCincinnalilnner-city areas, officials said. . PT. PLEASANT - Reports reulindod that Foderlll law indicale good hunting prospects allows you only two wood ducks. for Ma.so~ 1 ~1!' ~,season. Therefore, the third duck must accor~k" 1ii Di'lllrii!t! __ be ol another species. Let's try BiologiBil'aUI Matthews.. , our best ll;r'"Shi11Jt'llr!lkl!!l .nnlyr Mal thews said faryners and and send as many bed!ib..Ck sporlsmen have prediCted good north this spring as pDBSible. hatchmg succeBB for grouse, "Quail hunting will probably turkey, ~nd woodcock. Field be on par with last year. Deer observatiOns bave also. m- populations are still increasing d1cated good summer survival. in the county and the deer Matthews made the followmg comments: "Grouse are on the upswiOfl of their cycle and hunting should tD be at least as good as last year and possibly helter. Rabbits are POMEROY Funeral abundant and hunting should be services for Dollald Hauck were good for . this species. The held Wednesday, Aug. 19, at woodcock IS a minor game bird Ewing Funeral Home. Here lor this coooty, but the few from out of !Dwn were Mrs. dyed4n·the·wood timberdoodle Harley Ferrell and Mr. and hunters around shouldn't have Mrs. Jack Ferrell, West Salen, any complaints. Ohio; Mr. and Mrs. RDbert :·wood ducks are present in · Ferrell and Tim, Lodl, Ohio; fair nwnbers on the McClintic Richard Ferrell, Wooster; Mr. and hunUng should be on par and Mrs. William Miller and with past years. This year; Willis Ferrell, Ashland; Glen hunting in the waterfowl area Ferrell and Danny, Galloway; will be Urntted to the period ol Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Smith, legal shooUng time unlil12:00 Mrs. Carol Rowley, Mrs. noon during the first ball of the Roberta Maidens, Marloo; Mr. waterfowl season. This Is an and Mrs. Bill Ferrell, Wadsattempt ID reduce . the distur- worth; Mr. and Mrs. C. J . bance and extend the cluck Strauss, Mr. and Mrs. Ted Dey, hunting opportunities over a Mr. and Mrs. Jan Hauck, Jim longer period. Three ducks per Watson, and Mrs. Marguerite day may be taken this year on Boyce, all of Columbus; Mr. McClintic, but you are and Mrs. Luther Frederick, Vinlo!l; Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Proffill, Portland; Mrs. Larry Betz, Mrs. Kendell Deckard and !;,am,• Come kill this fall should be the highest yet. Squirrel hun ling will be spptty, due ID ,the _late freeze, with aquirrela being conce~lrated 1~ \he areu missed ·by the 'lrbsl. ' "Turkey hun tin 00 CornstaiJ; this spring sho::fd be good if winter survival 1.3 comparable ID past years. "Dove hunting should be Funeral in Pomeroy Kenny Deckard, Gallipolis; Mrs. Ethel Shasteen, Toron!D, Obio; Mrs. Margaret Sinclair, Chester; Mrs. Bill Kouse, Brenda and cathy Jo, Berrln Springs, Michigan; Keilb Ferrell, Fairborn and Mr. end Mrs. Frank Summerfield, North IA!wisburg. Pallbearers were William Woodard, Albert Wondard, Donnie Mayer, Jan Hauck, Glen Ferrell and Robert Ferrell. Honorary pallbearers were Rolland Crabtree, John Hallidsy, Marvin Miller, Harold Massar, Edward Shaefer and Bob Clark. Lar&elt Meteorite Lareest meteorite ever ciiJ. ccwered on the mainland of North America Is Bacublrlto, with an estimated weight of 'l7 Ioiii!. It was unearthed in northern Mexico and slill lies in the same spot. boy or girl. The boys In our club Uked the project better than the glrla. Everyone Ukes to eat, ao why not eat the right food. TIDS IS THE "end of the club year." All projects COOl· pleled have been graded and all the member& have received their rlbbonl. But Ills not really the "end." All f.H cluba, Uke the TrlanSie 4-H Club, will begin to reorganize this fall and early · 11011 spring. They will elect new officers and cboose new projects for next year. Perhaps some ol you would Uke to join a 4-H club, or there may be some potential club advisors who would enjoy having a club. If so, call the county ellenllon office ( 4464612 • Edenslon 32). Somewhere there Is a club for you.ltlsjustamatterofgetllng you tosether. e1cellent with most of the birds being concentrated In the cornfieldt ~the river. The ' llm.itwW lie lllilrdalJ* ~Y, st·• · In, pouesslon. Hpntefll · iiJI~ relnlnded thalshotgurunriust be plusgecl to t.hreHhell capacity. This year dove shOCIIl.ug fields have been planted at McClln!lc In on attempt to 1ncreue the dove shooting opporbmlttes on the area. Bunten lnlerelled In trying these areu will be Bank furnished with dlrectlona at the Easy Terms Acctpl Trade-In • office. Your aper1mces and All Perla Avalllblt . · op1n1ona concemlJt8 the llllCce8tl Wl\eel horse Stltil ·&' ~v. of these fieldl 1a requested to belp 1n evaluatllle future programs of lh1a nature. You arealaoJ'fl!!!lndedtbatapermlt 1s needed to bunt 011 the area which may be obtained at the office." , ' 206-1 .0:\LL . AfitER s . p.m. for , · .~ Rawl~lgh Products, 1P24 E. I 1'f.Ye· Ph. '4o46-2019. ~···· j ,. 201>1 ~ii!Ns tifoducts sold at ,. <}"II ·Avt. Ph. 4o46-476\. 1 BY CHARI.O'ITE BUCHY llrial'fO!dl Kt11ntll l!OARDING all·, ·brood•, ~ iplclaus lnd'oor-outiloOr (UIII. rJlh • .J. lS Club Had 100% Project Completion . GALUPOLIS Tem· perature, precipitation and nather conditlonJ for each 240011' period as recorded by Pete :ajcConnlck, Fairfield Weather ~lion oblerver: •ten• s. 001'11 ?" Week's Weather 172, ·. ~-6 ,..-- - - -- - - - ' 2014 CHR'f$LEil . Atrltt'np atr ~DE TO order plastic desk ,--.,....:-~.....,.......:..,............: conditioners for Nit. ~ lett name signa or anything, WANTED by 'l\t Jonea lloya: lii,OIIO BTU, was $:!84.fS, ciOH of all kinds. Simmons Pig. & weare laklng,aprllcali~ lor · P~JI Prlct,$225. 12.000 BTU wu Olftce Eqylp. Office 4*·3643 '"'"'"" or ,tul lllilt Hill $264.95, .ciON out price $205. 18M! Evenings Call ,. glrll or, C41sliltrt. Milly IM· • U.rry's Wayside Furnlt..-e. WILL SACRIFICE ,Singer Zig· E. M. "Ike" Wiseman 446-3796 medi~!Jiy ol Tht Jbiiii Boys • 206-3 , Zag eqtJipped disk modll Stch.··ffci.Phone C.ll• pteeu. sewing machine. Exoollonl E. N. \VIIIIIIIIn 446'4$00 1,37 Pine 5'1., GeiiiP!)IIs. :ICU- FIR~W9QD. Ph. 4o46-147. 206-6 . • condition. Only $37.410 cash .r 3 price. Makea butlonholts, .' end monograms. ombroldtr1 196A FORD converllblt, 289 Phone 4o46-~02. · ••QI ..,g,, stand., aood ·COI)!Ittlon. 20U 1N9 Yamaha 'f75 End~io. GIRL, TRA'JEL or call lowell McCIIrlay,affar E,LECTROLUX CLEANER 3 p.m: 318•11252, ·· Large delu... model. l;llm. INTERSTATP. ~as oPef,ln_gs lor 201>3 plelit with all ciNnlng 111011 ' live girls, 11 'to 24, tree to and peper baas. Runs lll!e travel 33 stetfl an~ rtlurn RUGS A mess? Clttn lor I"" new. Will fell .fcir $21.00 cNit · with chaperoned troup. Mus! wllh Blue Lustre. Rent or terms. Phone.416-2102. 1· be nut, ambiHous and free to el•ctrlc shampooer , $1. ilo24 I leeve Immediately. No ••· Farmer's Hardware Co. !rain. ptrltnce noctuary, 206-6 SINGER ,Touch & Sew stWlng Averett $125 week plus machine . complete with bon~a. Sat Mrs. landis 10 to 5 2 ANtiQUE Stlh Thomas wolnulstWing stand. Will sell Tuesday, Libby . Hotel. clocks, $75 each. I wllh on terms or $70.00 cash. Perenls wei come at In, Charming Home, Choice Location weights, Ph. 4.46·~298 alter Phone 4.46-~02. ter.vl ..... ol:lO. 202-6 206-3 Owner Anxious To Sell ---'----...:.201>2 CORRUGATED decorating BE AT0Y Dttttr lor Playhouse lHI 'HONDA 50CC Sportsmen . pepers, crepe pepers, pre..ul alECK TIIESE Otri'S'l'ANDING FEATURES - ~ Co. FrH !reining, no coli .. no Price 1125. Helm~l Included. loitering, '4 In~ up. Pltsltc, lARGE BEDROOMS- WOOD BURNING FIREPLACE del .. no cash lnvtllmtnl. Call Ph. 446-0319. to anythl..,. 51gn board slick ~ollect Carhlolle Heiskell, FULL DRY BASEMENT-' LAJIG~ UVING ROOM 1c 206-3 and stencils. Simmons Pig. 'South Potnl, 317-4791. DING AIIJ:A-VERY NICE IUlUIEN(RANGE, OVEN, Oitlce Equip. ~1391. 169·11 6 MONTH old black male 110-11 DISHWASHER ETC.) - 2 CAR GARAGE ,- LAJIGE --------Poodle. Ph. 4.46-0302. 206-3 lANilllCAPED WT (IGdlO) - SPRING VALLEY ADEXCELSIOR Sal! Works Wanted DRESS. THIS IS ONE OF 'DIE VERY BEST BUYS YOU'LL a fright? Make them .limestone and Cotl for sale, HANDY for odd lobs. Hes CARPETS. SEEONTODAY'SMARKET.CAILIKEWISEMANRIGHT • bttulllul slghl wllh Blue lump, egg, stoker, and mint own tool•. ·~11 4o46-f278. NOW FOR AN APPOINTMENT. ~uslre. Rent electric run . E. Milln Sl., Pameroy, 0. ' 205-12 Ph. 992-3191. sham_. Sl . Lower G. C. 114-lf Murphy Slore. WE specialize In -Misflc vinyl Low, Low, Low We Need Listings 206-6 and nome 'brand aluminum oldlng, roofing, while gulters, New GMC rruck WE ARE REALLY IN Down Payment shutters, <omplete FOX HOUND, colo,. while & NEED OF PROPERTY TO IF YOU CAN QUALIFY SELL. brown with name plate. Headquarters remodeling and carponlry WE HAVE FEWER FOR F.H.A. LOAN HERE'S Reward. 0. E. French, Rt. 1, 1965 C800 Ford trucK work. Free esllmates and LISTINGS THAN EVER A VERY GOOD OLDER 3 Gallipolis, Ohio. referenc:ea . Byerly Con1964 If• T. Chev. P.U. . BEDROOM HOME WITH BEFORE. IF YOU HAVE A HO~E. FARM, BUSINESS .slrucllon Co.. Cora-Rodney 201>4 1963 1 T. GMC NEW KITCHEN. NEW OR BARE LAND, Ad., 245-5126. C_A_N_N-'----'---1965 'h T. GMC 4 W.O. P.U. BATH AND NEW WALL TO CALLJUST OS TODAY. INIIG peacphes, also 1965 v, T. Ford P.U. WALL CARPETING . BE 14!f·ll 8a rIle peers, rune plums 1951 'I' T. Ford P.U. SURE AND SEE IT. one Of The Best VifLL CARE for small chlid or end apples. Bob's Market, 1963 3 T. International baby In my homo. Rio Mason, W. Va. Rl. 33 nttr 1963 >;, T. Ford P.U. Older Homes TakeOver Grandt, Vinton area, S20 wk. ~son Car Wash. Ph . . n3- 1967 "'' T. Int. P.U. HERE'S A VERY AT · 1 412 Percent Loan TRACTIVE OLDER HOME Cell 318-11.AO. 'm3 202·11 1963 4 Wheel drive Scout · EX'C ELLENT CON· 1966 l'h T. GMC HERE~ A GREAT OP - IN BLOCK =-F=,.,- _R_a_nt.,.....___...:..'· 196A 'h T. Int. P.U. PORTUNITY FOR YOU TO DITION, ONE U.sed Furniture 1963 4 wheel drive Seoul "' OWN YOUR OWN HOME FRO·M CITY PARK. JUST COMPLETELY AT VERY LOW INTEREST 8HEN VERY LARGE unfurnished GE SWEEPER, Admiral 1962 'h T. GMC pickup RATES. IT'S A MODERN REDECORATED AND IS console TV In good condition, 19117 1;, T. GMC P.U. room, centrally localsd, SMAcL 3 BEDROOM PERFECT FOR LARGE OR 3 pc. bedroom sulle. dinette 1965 >;, T. GMC P.U. ullllllas·furn. II!Uddle-aged or LARGE LOT IN A SMALL FAMILY . WOULD HOME. setwlfh6chairs, metal bed& 1968 1 T. Chev . tr·uck PERFECT FOR et~Iv women Pr•lerred, low VERY GOOD NEIGH · BE coli sprln~s. swivel roc:ker. 1963 F600 Ford truck RETAIL BUSINESS AND rent. Ph. <146-P244. BORHOOD AT EDGE OF 1 1961 12 T . Chev. truck HOME COMBINATION. TOWN . 205-3 New Furniture 1963 F600 Ford truck THERE AAE 13 ROOMS, 21ft ,.F-UR-N-.-·5-roo_m_a_p_t., -2-p-rlv-ale AIR . conditioners at reduced 1961 T. Chev. P.U. lATHS , PLUS FULL 152 Acres price. ·Phlico 71100 and 90110 1966 >;, T. Int. P.U . BASEMENT , GARAGE entrances plus parking, BTU, Whirlpool 21,1100 BTU, 2 t96i1;2 T. GMC P.u. eduttsonly. Cell 4.46·3671 afler 1 Mile From Town AND SMALL YARD . 6:30p.m. Dornlnloo 20 inch fans. 1~1 2 T. GMC THIS ENTIR.E TRACT OF New Listing 2~·11 1964 3 T· GMC LAND IS WOODED WITH YOU will lind free perking, a 1966 - -------1 VERY NICE 2 BEDROOM ABOUT A QUARTER OF MOBILE HOME at Rio Grandt. friendly welcome and lair 1966 ' ' T. Chev. MILE OF ROAD FRON · HOM E. 2 MI L E OUT ON Call 4o46-4763. prices at Corbin & Snyder •;, T. Int. P.U. TAGE WITH SEVERAL GO OD ROAO WIT H 3 :ICU-3 Furn. C:o., 955 Second Ave. I96A 2 T. GMC BUILDING LOTS . WON · AC RES OF LA N D. COUL D ;::;;;;;;;:;;:;-;--:::-;--;::-;Ph. 4.46·1111 . : : ~' ~~J ~~· APPROVE D FOR DERFUL FOR THE BE CAMPERS lor rent. Make 197-11 1956'1~2 t. Chev. SPORTSMAN OR HUNTER. F .H . .A. . FINANCING . ~~1se~~~~.~:~J;~~ EARLY AMERICAN Storlq. 1967 •;, T. GMC P.U. ,")'P· · . *-3 ~~Ecolnsboughlond sold. U. ~,:s.- & Canadien, gold and Tawney Jewelry. . . lPIJ.II - ~~~er. lANVMARK'S Nice GOy · has a weatner meter to tell him when .,oo ·if: ~'l6St · SMALL block malo dog In .i,~;~. ol VInton Ave. Ph. .;, need Heating aU: 'llnt.dl To.Buy.·. 2Q.I.3 - sJ:iiL.i. Inn .. aullabt• tor .i!IIOVIng farm tractor and ii!!'•.Wdoztr. 1026 Second Ave. !"'·c~168. · , · ,- ,111........ To Ra.;.. -~m :ICU-11 :;{rd! 'f'HI(!! or lOUr bedroom And he can e\ten out homt In Kaneilga or .Gallipolis· area. Ph. 2.45-::'ci your bill1nto · . fASY l1\YMENTS I 1" ·· , · _ .• ·A:-\.~·~l:. Call lANDMARK today. 11!f" 'lk'll Send a'A?IENDI.Y OW QUICK HeanNG OiL~iCe, . , (ita only G....., Says Monld Good 1nd · Doug Jollnson. PH. 992•2181 POMEROY, ott.IO ' 1yt\'.m;<"\ r 5{:...J aulfilhallc changer. Balance $7P.IO. Use our tivdgtl lerms. Free Gill with every p..-chase. Call 4461021· 206·3 ===~-:--:--::-_:: , ~ Minneapolis Moline Power Unit listings Needed! ol\'io YAL~~Y IMPLEMENT CO. OffiCII Coaat.r.Coaat ~ ~5j20· ~~~¥nylon llres · 133 Pine St. Ph. 446·2!32 Nationwide Advortlalng Brings IUVERS From I!YERYWHEREI ' IAIRD: :1ElllY CO. Oscar lllrd, Realtor 1 do Sitcond Ave. Ph, 446-4775 OVERLOOKS GALLIPOLIS DAM - Nice horne on State Route 1 has plenty of room, plentT of water, and meta building on beck lot. Priced for qulck solo. 1 ACRE l'"d 3 tnllt1 ·out· Bulavllle ·Rd. with Skyll~ lra)l.,, lOx!O, 211edrooln. AIIO outbldil. and 'c tll¥ liouti. Cllll a..m~. :ICU-3 . MASSIE Saunders REAI..-QtATJ ,BROKER TEL 446-1998 • ERDI_ Insurance Inc. 437 Second City 5 RMS., bclth and allached ltiJIIdty rm., ' - ] ltv. rm. 3 nice bd. rma. . ltchon and dining comblna lon. Where con you beet this for S1A.900. • • Av~. Lincoln Pike I Opposite Post Office I MODERN ~ rm . collage with bclth, fur . heel, F.P., plenty water ,ltrgt block garage and other outbldgs. Locoled on 1 3 A, lot. Priced. et $9.000. UfeAu»fklme Mabile Home Rodney lbpital Farm· Fie· Canc:aled Risb • Molotqde • Mne Fasonal & l.iablty 2 STORY, 6 large rms., beth, partial base., new root, newAluminum siding, H.W. "'"·· new taetory kitchen, 3 rms. paneled, water lap paid and natural gal In yard. See now lor $11,600. Keystone Rd. 2 A. LOT, 5 rm. house with belh, fur. heel, lots of paneling, drilled well with plenty water. Price reduced to $7,1100. Vacant Land RODN'EY: frontage -on St. Rl. 3S and Rodney-Bidwell Rd . Ideal for 446 04IM or -1752 development; · Home. Industrial, Tr. Park, or Shopping Center. Jtoward B. 2'1> A. Flat, City water and Gas available, on Bulavllle Rd. $4,1100. SaundeiS "A GoodMan to Know" Farm 2 MI. OUT of town. 75 A. can be lermed. develooed, or would be a good place io Invest some money lor specula11on. II has Phone -3888 • lake site. City water and gas ____!_~! ~r1.~~ '~~ Services Offered ..•.••·,::. ,,uJ SMITH'S REFRIGERATION SERVICE DORSEL Smi tt· . Nebo Rd., Repair of retng~ratOr:l, air conditioners , washing '·• 830 Fourth Avenue coar and a natural Price $25,000. 1 ; CARTER'S PLUMI!iNG AND HEATING a 7 rm. house, big bern and dv~i !able . ' Plumblnl &Heatt111 olher oulbldQs, .5 lob. base, timber, • lU-ll ~AR" m,.mo: .PIIJiiiblhg ,,~TAN-~ , !!, ~· n·nr,' 21Hhird A•e.. · · 1 lf. 111-11 { ---------------- l Route 160 AI Evergreen ~. DEWITT'S PLUMB" ·G AND HEATIN G ~~~ 118 ~:.~: ~:~''"J':Cy~ \~~·,in~r, * ... 446-1066 D . ·lzo.·.n - - -- - - DEAD STOCK _______..."."'·" For Jood ,.. Neal Realty Agency .. ' ' SPECIAL! ' ::.or Used Furniture ' '., ' ' . t. . -· " .. •.' . rn,. f4 ,..,_ ,,.. lltlntltas Stewtrl'l lllnfware · Vlnfaii,Oillo '. ,." coMBI&:nc for real Farm Is a special combination of "'nlcillln and PJhydrosteptomycln deslgnfll to pi'ovic!e for imMejiate and prolonged levl!i$ of antibiotic activity Ill the blood stream . .For use In treating certain b'acterlal diseases of animals. · ·• •2 91: • 100 c:C ~ ONLY 19 ' " Central~ Of ·,: ," ' Sycamore Sts. , Phooe 4146-2735 L..------------ - ! 7llll.tf ~· 2'13·11 FURN. 3 rooms & belt~ upslaln MODERN WALNUT Stereo· machines, other appliances. apt. All utllllles paid, adults radio comblnttlon. 4 speeket i i' Yo_u_ar_e_b_u_ll-dl_llg_a-new ' Ph. 37'1 -2651. Brammer Plumbing & Heating '· only, no pets. PI\ . 4o46-U19. sound systein · ~ speed home or· remodeling, see us. 115·11 300 Fourth Ave. ? 206-11 aulornallc changer, separate We are builders. Dlstrlbulor Phone~ 1637 .: conlrols. Balance $66.48. Uu lor . Hotpolnl Appliances, STROUT REALTY Gene Plants, Owner UNFURN. 4 rooms & ~th. our budget terms. FREE gtll Allison Electric. LOTS OVERLOOKING 298-.lf • wafer furnished, no pets. Ph. with tvery purehest. Call 446Renny lllcldlun1, lrtnch 154-11 RIVER-Beautiful building 4o46-1519. 1028. sites lor people who went e 15.00 Service Charge ' 206>11 201>3 GOOD CLEAN LUMP and Roultt nice view of the Ohio River. Will remove your dtad LEGAL NOTICE 245-1179 Bidwell stoker coal. Carl Winters, Rio The Gillie county 1 :2-;;B;:E':;;D;;R;;OOM;m::;fu:::r::;:nlciiiede' · :Tg~ar=.;e : 1%11 GMC dump trucl<, old Priced reasonable, front on horse and cow• Grande. Phone 245-5115. Aorlcultural So ciety will hold ~ Stale Route 7. aperlment, air cond., $120 per moctel Farmell tractor wllh Call Jackson 2"'4531 an annual meet i,P, Pl~ti c lectlon J 1·11 mo .. •dulls only. Ph' 4o46-2852. loader lor quick salt. 4o46-<l393 - -- - - - - - - ' September . 17 1-: ' l Uallle :• 201).11 ' . . ------'--SEVERAL SMALL FARMS Junior ~ L Cr cvnds . . RUSSELL ALL TYPES of. building RALPH'S Larll<'l - Upholstery County Seven to J8 acres, some with The II!!Ction hC!i l • , ... ~: 30 tO ' Cleaning Service. Free 8:30 P.M . Any "' ::SL-:E:::E::PI:-:;N~G=;;;ROOMS::=;;',"-':'"w" 11kly :-::::=::-:=-~-:--:-.......:201>3 materials, block, brick, sewer houHs, others lust acreage. .,tr m1y pipes. windows, lln~'fls, etc. ..llmates. Ph. 446-0294. vote. SEE US BEFORE YOU BUY. rates. Park Conlral. Holll. HOUSE r.oAL, 21on loods. Colt WOOD Claude Winters. Rio Grtnde, 191-11 Siened " . 76'11 4o46-49:1. Oscar Baird Ill 4132 0. Ph. 245-5121 after s. Annalltll. .all ~ -~--Daup WelhtrhoH 441 4244 ----'--~-206-12 Secntary 1 ' ALBERT EHMAN SLEEPING ROOMS WJtkly --,,..-----.-_.::.;. REALTOR Water Delivery Service rates, free ·garage •. pi,kif1g. LATE MODEL. Kirby; like n.W, .. Patriot Star Rl., Gallipolis ' Libby Hotel. · all , atlaC~'!'•nl•, fully · Ph. 37P-2133 1 ·' ·,' . L:•.n• . · Real Estate Sale ' ===-=---~243-11 Aug . 30, Sept . 6, 13 THIRD-AYE. & STATE ST ,.. Aut c iJV ~ with cams ) TERMITE PEST CONTROL. , ·eourf. , milts ... ol - · ·only .•, .. . NeW .,g zag AFTER a very trying day at the BUSINESS PROPERTY FREE Inspection. . Call 4o46o q U. S. 35. Natural gu, tlly 'stWing machlntt $49.94. Ukt· W olllct, lht ·husbclnd was tn· LOCATED at 45 Court Stroot. 324S,.Merrlll O'Dell, Qperator ~-------------. , wittar, wldt streetS, 111x70' new frollrlte mangle Ironer 1laying his pipe and reading Has largo storage building on for hlermltal Termite 1 • ·rour phone will Jlolltl lots, lr~. shrubs, ront only makt us an' olftr. Sfnger 66 !he evening paper. His wile, rear of lot, 4 room aperlment Service, 19 Belmont or. t •• Clth ruulh", toe, .... I Call me, L~ P!lflable _zt,lt zag cams. who. was wO{klng on a above and room to perk two - - - - - -- H7·tf I rou phce ·•• •etJen IMt I V Evans, ~-4714 01'\ pertecl ,.,...., 01\ly S.tU5. crouword f.!Uit. IUddtnly cars In rear. lbok !his ovw - All. rou eM nH fumHure, fi 1',..13 Stveup-totlOOpnnowiewlng · · · celled oil!, 'John, whtl Is a and make us an ofter. SEPTIC TANK CLEANING - l•pPiiencea, ctothu ... do. I • 1 14 machll\ri. .V{i sttvlce what ftmlle sheep?" ' Ew1, CHOICE LOTS REASONABLE roles. John .I•,•• at othr uouud qt I '1 we' sell. Stt~PP~rd's Sewing ' I replied her husband .... And 3 LARGE lots In vlllaae ol Rio Russell, owner & operator. t•••hl lh••l I Machine, sat.. and Service. that's how the light began. Grandt on U.S. Rt. 35. Large Ph. 4M-D82. t s Ph. 4o46-~52. . 201>11 Hobart Dillon, ....... loiS-If 011101 446-2674 . PERMANENT -lit Home, enough for a butlnelf or 3 12' x 60' Late model with dwellings. Gl' Lucille Br1111111 ~i~!: . ~~~~ '?~~BILE, 4 door. Hewanl WATER WELL DRILLING . addition 12· x w. Hpoms. 11as Office 44f.llt4 Evllll... 446-1226 .','!!"'~". . .: ' ' 201>3 PUmp Sties ..,d Service. Tom W'lll'l'rft ~ Clrilit. .., .... Olillral air and ntwi lerg' Cllarltl M.-~ 446-1141 . I lewis, Phone 304-895-3802. IV1 1Ql ;·' lwililral gas furnate.,btautiM J Michael llldl 446-lS" kitchen. Ntw · ctrpel on ell · ~ust Listed --~-'·•·If rooms, master bedroom hu ----~,..---- = 1'1 bclth, front Porch 12'x50' GILLENWATER'S Septic Tan; • n .... ,.- .. Dishes lnd and , pallo on rear wllh 0. D. & Rapelr. Ph. 4o46o 9C~.nlng awn!itg1 large car-port end JAY "" Miscellaneous i)tlll~ fl!""'· BlaCktop circle "'"'-::-:~-.....1....:......-:.:",.." Items. We Also Bur lfl'lvt•ln front.~ wtll with Control Air Ctl!dltlotintl WbmtrQellle IIUI!IP· " . -Healing -. I r#j..-...._...,..._....._..,....:....__, ROW van ,_~: _:~_:L.J.·_ ~ f:d'~~~~~~!~~~r· ~!n~ &N1f:ik1' .f,~r~ ,w•~·! "_' •1'-- FURA. APT .. 3 room with private beth, llrsl floor. w Stcond Ave. Ph. .W..221S or 4o46-2J2.4. -If ..... 3. 5·0 · ' - ---,---- l ,., WHEEL HDllSE ONE To D!L mao .204-11 I, '• �~ ' 21 l'bt"'--·J:' . ' ' . D!1P11V • ·l!lnlail,llllldly,AIIgiutiO,lt'IO ;· . ,, , . FIP.lteQi''' 'You/Need~' sen~~ Items:. you IA.Til r 1 ' .t " -: . • . ,1c11... • Help· For Sale , . Fer ·' · lk line · Ia _,your~? · .LOfTY PILE, tree fro"' soli II ,REDt#CE safe • feat with . • • 1k, HEREi'S !hit '"'!Nil'-~ t~li carpel ciNned with BiU. . GqJ!eoe T-~lels, &, E·Yap r;.~~~~~~~J:•~~~ Ilk< l~r ~n aa AVON Repf~~~nfatlvt Lustre. Ront electric "water pills.'• GillingHam ., goo•l'. m~ II( ~. ahempooer Sl. Contrai .SupPiy Dr·~ · sPirt. limo . .Write 1 Ia Mii. · Co. · .... 1•26 lantld" ~ . Sale · . ' ~t~r.~~~~~:tnJ'~·~· r.th~•;ir ' Jaci<oon, H~Itn YttOt~px ~ Dhto . . . . the New in Farming old DOt "goof up". The only problem IJ that the rilht question was mtaakedol the comp11ter or of the genetlclsla. The question that sbould have been asked was: "Will corn cmtainlng Teus male sterile cytoplaml, under certain mu!IUCIII, become hichlY susceptible ID aouthem corn leal blight and ear rot?" The qul!llllon apparently asked was: ''!low can we get away from theiiiiiiiWiabor of detasaeling we The anower led to using plant stock wblch contained this Teus male lllerlle cyloplllsm which llllowod the rom BeOld IJ'Oducer ID get away from the labor of manually detauellng tbe corn. But In this year of 1970, many Meigs area farmers will have 9011le fields whicb will be a total loBS, and In others the loas will ....--.,., 197-6 ~.~ . - " work. We had a !Dial of 32 members, with IIIII per cent completion. All except three members exhibited at the fair. the club look "Food Select· ors.'' as a club project. 'We worked on this at each Ext. Agent, 4-H, GaiDa GALUPOUS - What Is 4-H ~ lllgk Low Pre<, doing? $Jnday 81 116 .90 A1l most of you know, the Gallia County Junior Fair was ~1 84 55 in progress about a month ago. 'lUiday 85 56 A bigger pari of that fair in- meeting as well as at home. Weclnelllay fl 59 Each · member gave a 1bii'ICiay 90 57 demonstration or talk on the 4-H in Action FrldV 90 81 project. In this project we took a Sabirday 88 59 eluded 4-H and other youth look at outsell. Averqe high temperature for organi2atlons. The fair was a We looked at what we ate. We week tlU year - 88.1 degrees. display revealing what the found out that the food we eat Lui year - 87.2 degrees. youth in oor coonty are doing. affects almost everything about Average low temperature for Whal is 4-H doing• Below, Is a us, such a.s our looks, physical week lh1a year - 54.2 degrees. letter that came acroos my desk and mental efficiency, pep and Lilt year - 06 degrees. yesterday . II is from the energy, disposition and our 'tQtl1 precipitation for week Triangle 4-H Club . They growth and development. tliliYW'-.801ncbes.Lul year reported what they are doing : We learned the who's who of 4-H IN ACTION nutrients : (II proteins bllild and . ~ pnclpltallm ID dote The Triangle 4-H Club has repair body tissues, as does (2) tlill pear - SU4 lncbes. Last completed another year of club riboflavin, (3) ascorbic acid, (4) ,W - 21.36 Jncheo. ·Ncirmalaverage precipltatloo ...... - ........ ~:··,;· ~-~"1. II!', . Vitamin A, and (5) lhlamine,. ecoocmy buys In food. (&I calciwn builds bones and A1l a raul! of lh1a project we teeth and gives stren«tb ID the are eaUng more .of the right body framework, (7) Vitamin D kinds of food. (the sunshine Vitamin). helps Did Y0\1 ever eat broccoli or control use of calcium, (8) Iron cauliflower raw? They are combines with protein ID fonn really good. Some of us ale hemogllbin, (9) carbohydrl¥es fresh pineapple and &Vocado for give guick energy. the first time. . All of these do other jobs, too. Teenagers often eat from a We found out that four out of sixth IDa fifth of their dally food every 10 boys and siJ: out of as a snack. Some of these are every 10 girls need better diets. fine, others are poor. One girl went on a diet as a Such Items as soft drlnlta, result of this project. She lost 25 potato ~bips and chocolate ban pounds. are high in sugar and fats but Our club served snacks with not much else. nutritive value and enjoyed Other snacks taate just as eating them. We also planned good and a1ao provide the menus for a week. protein, vitamins and minerals We shopped at the s!Dres with that are important for good our parents and used looks and rapid growth. We newspaper ads to find the best recommend this project for any Hunters Expecting Good Season Go tD France - LETART, W, Va.- Miss Sue Alma B~~!ll!l!lllf!r of Mr. ,~~cf,;" Mr.. ' E'clward Bumgarner of IA!tart will leave Sept. 10 ID attend the Institute for Amerlean Universities in Aix-en·Provence, France. She will be there for the entire school term, returning next June, traveling with a gtoup1of students from universities from all over the U.S. She will live with a Fri!nch family hoping ID learn ID speak French nuently. She plans a teaching career. Miss Bumgarner bas attended Glenvill! State College for the p&fl .two years, majoring In French. PURCHASE VAN COLUMBUS (UP!) - A f}9,450 grant was approved by the Ohio Law Enforcement Planning Agency Friday lor the CincinnatiPoliceDepartmentl<i purchase a community relations mobile von. The van, ID be equiped with various recording deviceB and projectors, will be used by the po~ce ID Improve community relaUonsinCincinnalilnner-city areas, officials said. . PT. PLEASANT - Reports reulindod that Foderlll law indicale good hunting prospects allows you only two wood ducks. for Ma.so~ 1 ~1!' ~,season. Therefore, the third duck must accor~k" 1ii Di'lllrii!t! __ be ol another species. Let's try BiologiBil'aUI Matthews.. , our best ll;r'"Shi11Jt'llr!lkl!!l .nnlyr Mal thews said faryners and and send as many bed!ib..Ck sporlsmen have prediCted good north this spring as pDBSible. hatchmg succeBB for grouse, "Quail hunting will probably turkey, ~nd woodcock. Field be on par with last year. Deer observatiOns bave also. m- populations are still increasing d1cated good summer survival. in the county and the deer Matthews made the followmg comments: "Grouse are on the upswiOfl of their cycle and hunting should tD be at least as good as last year and possibly helter. Rabbits are POMEROY Funeral abundant and hunting should be services for Dollald Hauck were good for . this species. The held Wednesday, Aug. 19, at woodcock IS a minor game bird Ewing Funeral Home. Here lor this coooty, but the few from out of !Dwn were Mrs. dyed4n·the·wood timberdoodle Harley Ferrell and Mr. and hunters around shouldn't have Mrs. Jack Ferrell, West Salen, any complaints. Ohio; Mr. and Mrs. RDbert :·wood ducks are present in · Ferrell and Tim, Lodl, Ohio; fair nwnbers on the McClintic Richard Ferrell, Wooster; Mr. and hunUng should be on par and Mrs. William Miller and with past years. This year; Willis Ferrell, Ashland; Glen hunting in the waterfowl area Ferrell and Danny, Galloway; will be Urntted to the period ol Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Smith, legal shooUng time unlil12:00 Mrs. Carol Rowley, Mrs. noon during the first ball of the Roberta Maidens, Marloo; Mr. waterfowl season. This Is an and Mrs. Bill Ferrell, Wadsattempt ID reduce . the distur- worth; Mr. and Mrs. C. J . bance and extend the cluck Strauss, Mr. and Mrs. Ted Dey, hunting opportunities over a Mr. and Mrs. Jan Hauck, Jim longer period. Three ducks per Watson, and Mrs. Marguerite day may be taken this year on Boyce, all of Columbus; Mr. McClintic, but you are and Mrs. Luther Frederick, Vinlo!l; Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Proffill, Portland; Mrs. Larry Betz, Mrs. Kendell Deckard and !;,am,• Come kill this fall should be the highest yet. Squirrel hun ling will be spptty, due ID ,the _late freeze, with aquirrela being conce~lrated 1~ \he areu missed ·by the 'lrbsl. ' "Turkey hun tin 00 CornstaiJ; this spring sho::fd be good if winter survival 1.3 comparable ID past years. "Dove hunting should be Funeral in Pomeroy Kenny Deckard, Gallipolis; Mrs. Ethel Shasteen, Toron!D, Obio; Mrs. Margaret Sinclair, Chester; Mrs. Bill Kouse, Brenda and cathy Jo, Berrln Springs, Michigan; Keilb Ferrell, Fairborn and Mr. end Mrs. Frank Summerfield, North IA!wisburg. Pallbearers were William Woodard, Albert Wondard, Donnie Mayer, Jan Hauck, Glen Ferrell and Robert Ferrell. Honorary pallbearers were Rolland Crabtree, John Hallidsy, Marvin Miller, Harold Massar, Edward Shaefer and Bob Clark. Lar&elt Meteorite Lareest meteorite ever ciiJ. ccwered on the mainland of North America Is Bacublrlto, with an estimated weight of 'l7 Ioiii!. It was unearthed in northern Mexico and slill lies in the same spot. boy or girl. The boys In our club Uked the project better than the glrla. Everyone Ukes to eat, ao why not eat the right food. TIDS IS THE "end of the club year." All projects COOl· pleled have been graded and all the member& have received their rlbbonl. But Ills not really the "end." All f.H cluba, Uke the TrlanSie 4-H Club, will begin to reorganize this fall and early · 11011 spring. They will elect new officers and cboose new projects for next year. Perhaps some ol you would Uke to join a 4-H club, or there may be some potential club advisors who would enjoy having a club. If so, call the county ellenllon office ( 4464612 • Edenslon 32). Somewhere there Is a club for you.ltlsjustamatterofgetllng you tosether. e1cellent with most of the birds being concentrated In the cornfieldt ~the river. The ' llm.itwW lie lllilrdalJ* ~Y, st·• · In, pouesslon. Hpntefll · iiJI~ relnlnded thalshotgurunriust be plusgecl to t.hreHhell capacity. This year dove shOCIIl.ug fields have been planted at McClln!lc In on attempt to 1ncreue the dove shooting opporbmlttes on the area. Bunten lnlerelled In trying these areu will be Bank furnished with dlrectlona at the Easy Terms Acctpl Trade-In • office. Your aper1mces and All Perla Avalllblt . · op1n1ona concemlJt8 the llllCce8tl Wl\eel horse Stltil ·&' ~v. of these fieldl 1a requested to belp 1n evaluatllle future programs of lh1a nature. You arealaoJ'fl!!!lndedtbatapermlt 1s needed to bunt 011 the area which may be obtained at the office." , ' 206-1 .0:\LL . AfitER s . p.m. for , · .~ Rawl~lgh Products, 1P24 E. I 1'f.Ye· Ph. '4o46-2019. ~···· j ,. 201>1 ~ii!Ns tifoducts sold at ,. <}"II ·Avt. Ph. 4o46-476\. 1 BY CHARI.O'ITE BUCHY llrial'fO!dl Kt11ntll l!OARDING all·, ·brood•, ~ iplclaus lnd'oor-outiloOr (UIII. rJlh • .J. lS Club Had 100% Project Completion . GALUPOLIS Tem· perature, precipitation and nather conditlonJ for each 240011' period as recorded by Pete :ajcConnlck, Fairfield Weather ~lion oblerver: •ten• s. 001'11 ?" Week's Weather 172, ·. ~-6 ,..-- - - -- - - - ' 2014 CHR'f$LEil . Atrltt'np atr ~DE TO order plastic desk ,--.,....:-~.....,.......:..,............: conditioners for Nit. ~ lett name signa or anything, WANTED by 'l\t Jonea lloya: lii,OIIO BTU, was $:!84.fS, ciOH of all kinds. Simmons Pig. & weare laklng,aprllcali~ lor · P~JI Prlct,$225. 12.000 BTU wu Olftce Eqylp. Office 4*·3643 '"'"'"" or ,tul lllilt Hill $264.95, .ciON out price $205. 18M! Evenings Call ,. glrll or, C41sliltrt. Milly IM· • U.rry's Wayside Furnlt..-e. WILL SACRIFICE ,Singer Zig· E. M. "Ike" Wiseman 446-3796 medi~!Jiy ol Tht Jbiiii Boys • 206-3 , Zag eqtJipped disk modll Stch.··ffci.Phone C.ll• pteeu. sewing machine. Exoollonl E. N. \VIIIIIIIIn 446'4$00 1,37 Pine 5'1., GeiiiP!)IIs. :ICU- FIR~W9QD. Ph. 4o46-147. 206-6 . • condition. Only $37.410 cash .r 3 price. Makea butlonholts, .' end monograms. ombroldtr1 196A FORD converllblt, 289 Phone 4o46-~02. · ••QI ..,g,, stand., aood ·COI)!Ittlon. 20U 1N9 Yamaha 'f75 End~io. GIRL, TRA'JEL or call lowell McCIIrlay,affar E,LECTROLUX CLEANER 3 p.m: 318•11252, ·· Large delu... model. l;llm. INTERSTATP. ~as oPef,ln_gs lor 201>3 plelit with all ciNnlng 111011 ' live girls, 11 'to 24, tree to and peper baas. Runs lll!e travel 33 stetfl an~ rtlurn RUGS A mess? Clttn lor I"" new. Will fell .fcir $21.00 cNit · with chaperoned troup. Mus! wllh Blue Lustre. Rent or terms. Phone.416-2102. 1· be nut, ambiHous and free to el•ctrlc shampooer , $1. ilo24 I leeve Immediately. No ••· Farmer's Hardware Co. !rain. ptrltnce noctuary, 206-6 SINGER ,Touch & Sew stWlng Averett $125 week plus machine . complete with bon~a. Sat Mrs. landis 10 to 5 2 ANtiQUE Stlh Thomas wolnulstWing stand. Will sell Tuesday, Libby . Hotel. clocks, $75 each. I wllh on terms or $70.00 cash. Perenls wei come at In, Charming Home, Choice Location weights, Ph. 4.46·~298 alter Phone 4.46-~02. ter.vl ..... ol:lO. 202-6 206-3 Owner Anxious To Sell ---'----...:.201>2 CORRUGATED decorating BE AT0Y Dttttr lor Playhouse lHI 'HONDA 50CC Sportsmen . pepers, crepe pepers, pre..ul alECK TIIESE Otri'S'l'ANDING FEATURES - ~ Co. FrH !reining, no coli .. no Price 1125. Helm~l Included. loitering, '4 In~ up. Pltsltc, lARGE BEDROOMS- WOOD BURNING FIREPLACE del .. no cash lnvtllmtnl. Call Ph. 446-0319. to anythl..,. 51gn board slick ~ollect Carhlolle Heiskell, FULL DRY BASEMENT-' LAJIG~ UVING ROOM 1c 206-3 and stencils. Simmons Pig. 'South Potnl, 317-4791. DING AIIJ:A-VERY NICE IUlUIEN(RANGE, OVEN, Oitlce Equip. ~1391. 169·11 6 MONTH old black male 110-11 DISHWASHER ETC.) - 2 CAR GARAGE ,- LAJIGE --------Poodle. Ph. 4.46-0302. 206-3 lANilllCAPED WT (IGdlO) - SPRING VALLEY ADEXCELSIOR Sal! Works Wanted DRESS. THIS IS ONE OF 'DIE VERY BEST BUYS YOU'LL a fright? Make them .limestone and Cotl for sale, HANDY for odd lobs. Hes CARPETS. SEEONTODAY'SMARKET.CAILIKEWISEMANRIGHT • bttulllul slghl wllh Blue lump, egg, stoker, and mint own tool•. ·~11 4o46-f278. NOW FOR AN APPOINTMENT. ~uslre. Rent electric run . E. Milln Sl., Pameroy, 0. ' 205-12 Ph. 992-3191. sham_. Sl . Lower G. C. 114-lf Murphy Slore. WE specialize In -Misflc vinyl Low, Low, Low We Need Listings 206-6 and nome 'brand aluminum oldlng, roofing, while gulters, New GMC rruck WE ARE REALLY IN Down Payment shutters, <omplete FOX HOUND, colo,. while & NEED OF PROPERTY TO IF YOU CAN QUALIFY SELL. brown with name plate. Headquarters remodeling and carponlry WE HAVE FEWER FOR F.H.A. LOAN HERE'S Reward. 0. E. French, Rt. 1, 1965 C800 Ford trucK work. Free esllmates and LISTINGS THAN EVER A VERY GOOD OLDER 3 Gallipolis, Ohio. referenc:ea . Byerly Con1964 If• T. Chev. P.U. . BEDROOM HOME WITH BEFORE. IF YOU HAVE A HO~E. FARM, BUSINESS .slrucllon Co.. Cora-Rodney 201>4 1963 1 T. GMC NEW KITCHEN. NEW OR BARE LAND, Ad., 245-5126. C_A_N_N-'----'---1965 'h T. GMC 4 W.O. P.U. BATH AND NEW WALL TO CALLJUST OS TODAY. INIIG peacphes, also 1965 v, T. Ford P.U. WALL CARPETING . BE 14!f·ll 8a rIle peers, rune plums 1951 'I' T. Ford P.U. SURE AND SEE IT. one Of The Best VifLL CARE for small chlid or end apples. Bob's Market, 1963 3 T. International baby In my homo. Rio Mason, W. Va. Rl. 33 nttr 1963 >;, T. Ford P.U. Older Homes TakeOver Grandt, Vinton area, S20 wk. ~son Car Wash. Ph . . n3- 1967 "'' T. Int. P.U. HERE'S A VERY AT · 1 412 Percent Loan TRACTIVE OLDER HOME Cell 318-11.AO. 'm3 202·11 1963 4 Wheel drive Scout · EX'C ELLENT CON· 1966 l'h T. GMC HERE~ A GREAT OP - IN BLOCK =-F=,.,- _R_a_nt.,.....___...:..'· 196A 'h T. Int. P.U. PORTUNITY FOR YOU TO DITION, ONE U.sed Furniture 1963 4 wheel drive Seoul "' OWN YOUR OWN HOME FRO·M CITY PARK. JUST COMPLETELY AT VERY LOW INTEREST 8HEN VERY LARGE unfurnished GE SWEEPER, Admiral 1962 'h T. GMC pickup RATES. IT'S A MODERN REDECORATED AND IS console TV In good condition, 19117 1;, T. GMC P.U. room, centrally localsd, SMAcL 3 BEDROOM PERFECT FOR LARGE OR 3 pc. bedroom sulle. dinette 1965 >;, T. GMC P.U. ullllllas·furn. II!Uddle-aged or LARGE LOT IN A SMALL FAMILY . WOULD HOME. setwlfh6chairs, metal bed& 1968 1 T. Chev . tr·uck PERFECT FOR et~Iv women Pr•lerred, low VERY GOOD NEIGH · BE coli sprln~s. swivel roc:ker. 1963 F600 Ford truck RETAIL BUSINESS AND rent. Ph. <146-P244. BORHOOD AT EDGE OF 1 1961 12 T . Chev. truck HOME COMBINATION. TOWN . 205-3 New Furniture 1963 F600 Ford truck THERE AAE 13 ROOMS, 21ft ,.F-UR-N-.-·5-roo_m_a_p_t., -2-p-rlv-ale AIR . conditioners at reduced 1961 T. Chev. P.U. lATHS , PLUS FULL 152 Acres price. ·Phlico 71100 and 90110 1966 >;, T. Int. P.U . BASEMENT , GARAGE entrances plus parking, BTU, Whirlpool 21,1100 BTU, 2 t96i1;2 T. GMC P.u. eduttsonly. Cell 4.46·3671 afler 1 Mile From Town AND SMALL YARD . 6:30p.m. Dornlnloo 20 inch fans. 1~1 2 T. GMC THIS ENTIR.E TRACT OF New Listing 2~·11 1964 3 T· GMC LAND IS WOODED WITH YOU will lind free perking, a 1966 - -------1 VERY NICE 2 BEDROOM ABOUT A QUARTER OF MOBILE HOME at Rio Grandt. friendly welcome and lair 1966 ' ' T. Chev. MILE OF ROAD FRON · HOM E. 2 MI L E OUT ON Call 4o46-4763. prices at Corbin & Snyder •;, T. Int. P.U. TAGE WITH SEVERAL GO OD ROAO WIT H 3 :ICU-3 Furn. C:o., 955 Second Ave. I96A 2 T. GMC BUILDING LOTS . WON · AC RES OF LA N D. COUL D ;::;;;;;;;:;;:;-;--:::-;--;::-;Ph. 4.46·1111 . : : ~' ~~J ~~· APPROVE D FOR DERFUL FOR THE BE CAMPERS lor rent. Make 197-11 1956'1~2 t. Chev. SPORTSMAN OR HUNTER. F .H . .A. . FINANCING . ~~1se~~~~.~:~J;~~ EARLY AMERICAN Storlq. 1967 •;, T. GMC P.U. ,")'P· · . *-3 ~~Ecolnsboughlond sold. U. ~,:s.- & Canadien, gold and Tawney Jewelry. . . lPIJ.II - ~~~er. lANVMARK'S Nice GOy · has a weatner meter to tell him when .,oo ·if: ~'l6St · SMALL block malo dog In .i,~;~. ol VInton Ave. Ph. .;, need Heating aU: 'llnt.dl To.Buy.·. 2Q.I.3 - sJ:iiL.i. Inn .. aullabt• tor .i!IIOVIng farm tractor and ii!!'•.Wdoztr. 1026 Second Ave. !"'·c~168. · , · ,- ,111........ To Ra.;.. -~m :ICU-11 :;{rd! 'f'HI(!! or lOUr bedroom And he can e\ten out homt In Kaneilga or .Gallipolis· area. Ph. 2.45-::'ci your bill1nto · . fASY l1\YMENTS I 1" ·· , · _ .• ·A:-\.~·~l:. Call lANDMARK today. 11!f" 'lk'll Send a'A?IENDI.Y OW QUICK HeanNG OiL~iCe, . , (ita only G....., Says Monld Good 1nd · Doug Jollnson. PH. 992•2181 POMEROY, ott.IO ' 1yt\'.m;<"\ r 5{:...J aulfilhallc changer. Balance $7P.IO. Use our tivdgtl lerms. Free Gill with every p..-chase. Call 4461021· 206·3 ===~-:--:--::-_:: , ~ Minneapolis Moline Power Unit listings Needed! ol\'io YAL~~Y IMPLEMENT CO. OffiCII Coaat.r.Coaat ~ ~5j20· ~~~¥nylon llres · 133 Pine St. Ph. 446·2!32 Nationwide Advortlalng Brings IUVERS From I!YERYWHEREI ' IAIRD: :1ElllY CO. Oscar lllrd, Realtor 1 do Sitcond Ave. Ph, 446-4775 OVERLOOKS GALLIPOLIS DAM - Nice horne on State Route 1 has plenty of room, plentT of water, and meta building on beck lot. Priced for qulck solo. 1 ACRE l'"d 3 tnllt1 ·out· Bulavllle ·Rd. with Skyll~ lra)l.,, lOx!O, 211edrooln. AIIO outbldil. and 'c tll¥ liouti. Cllll a..m~. :ICU-3 . MASSIE Saunders REAI..-QtATJ ,BROKER TEL 446-1998 • ERDI_ Insurance Inc. 437 Second City 5 RMS., bclth and allached ltiJIIdty rm., ' - ] ltv. rm. 3 nice bd. rma. . ltchon and dining comblna lon. Where con you beet this for S1A.900. • • Av~. Lincoln Pike I Opposite Post Office I MODERN ~ rm . collage with bclth, fur . heel, F.P., plenty water ,ltrgt block garage and other outbldgs. Locoled on 1 3 A, lot. Priced. et $9.000. UfeAu»fklme Mabile Home Rodney lbpital Farm· Fie· Canc:aled Risb • Molotqde • Mne Fasonal & l.iablty 2 STORY, 6 large rms., beth, partial base., new root, newAluminum siding, H.W. "'"·· new taetory kitchen, 3 rms. paneled, water lap paid and natural gal In yard. See now lor $11,600. Keystone Rd. 2 A. LOT, 5 rm. house with belh, fur. heel, lots of paneling, drilled well with plenty water. Price reduced to $7,1100. Vacant Land RODN'EY: frontage -on St. Rl. 3S and Rodney-Bidwell Rd . Ideal for 446 04IM or -1752 development; · Home. Industrial, Tr. Park, or Shopping Center. Jtoward B. 2'1> A. Flat, City water and Gas available, on Bulavllle Rd. $4,1100. SaundeiS "A GoodMan to Know" Farm 2 MI. OUT of town. 75 A. can be lermed. develooed, or would be a good place io Invest some money lor specula11on. II has Phone -3888 • lake site. City water and gas ____!_~! ~r1.~~ '~~ Services Offered ..•.••·,::. ,,uJ SMITH'S REFRIGERATION SERVICE DORSEL Smi tt· . Nebo Rd., Repair of retng~ratOr:l, air conditioners , washing '·• 830 Fourth Avenue coar and a natural Price $25,000. 1 ; CARTER'S PLUMI!iNG AND HEATING a 7 rm. house, big bern and dv~i !able . ' Plumblnl &Heatt111 olher oulbldQs, .5 lob. base, timber, • lU-ll ~AR" m,.mo: .PIIJiiiblhg ,,~TAN-~ , !!, ~· n·nr,' 21Hhird A•e.. · · 1 lf. 111-11 { ---------------- l Route 160 AI Evergreen ~. DEWITT'S PLUMB" ·G AND HEATIN G ~~~ 118 ~:.~: ~:~''"J':Cy~ \~~·,in~r, * ... 446-1066 D . ·lzo.·.n - - -- - - DEAD STOCK _______..."."'·" For Jood ,.. Neal Realty Agency .. ' ' SPECIAL! ' ::.or Used Furniture ' '., ' ' . t. . -· " .. •.' . rn,. f4 ,..,_ ,,.. lltlntltas Stewtrl'l lllnfware · Vlnfaii,Oillo '. ,." coMBI&:nc for real Farm Is a special combination of "'nlcillln and PJhydrosteptomycln deslgnfll to pi'ovic!e for imMejiate and prolonged levl!i$ of antibiotic activity Ill the blood stream . .For use In treating certain b'acterlal diseases of animals. · ·• •2 91: • 100 c:C ~ ONLY 19 ' " Central~ Of ·,: ," ' Sycamore Sts. , Phooe 4146-2735 L..------------ - ! 7llll.tf ~· 2'13·11 FURN. 3 rooms & belt~ upslaln MODERN WALNUT Stereo· machines, other appliances. apt. All utllllles paid, adults radio comblnttlon. 4 speeket i i' Yo_u_ar_e_b_u_ll-dl_llg_a-new ' Ph. 37'1 -2651. Brammer Plumbing & Heating '· only, no pets. PI\ . 4o46-U19. sound systein · ~ speed home or· remodeling, see us. 115·11 300 Fourth Ave. ? 206-11 aulornallc changer, separate We are builders. Dlstrlbulor Phone~ 1637 .: conlrols. Balance $66.48. Uu lor . Hotpolnl Appliances, STROUT REALTY Gene Plants, Owner UNFURN. 4 rooms & ~th. our budget terms. FREE gtll Allison Electric. LOTS OVERLOOKING 298-.lf • wafer furnished, no pets. Ph. with tvery purehest. Call 446Renny lllcldlun1, lrtnch 154-11 RIVER-Beautiful building 4o46-1519. 1028. sites lor people who went e 15.00 Service Charge ' 206>11 201>3 GOOD CLEAN LUMP and Roultt nice view of the Ohio River. Will remove your dtad LEGAL NOTICE 245-1179 Bidwell stoker coal. Carl Winters, Rio The Gillie county 1 :2-;;B;:E':;;D;;R;;OOM;m::;fu:::r::;:nlciiiede' · :Tg~ar=.;e : 1%11 GMC dump trucl<, old Priced reasonable, front on horse and cow• Grande. Phone 245-5115. Aorlcultural So ciety will hold ~ Stale Route 7. aperlment, air cond., $120 per moctel Farmell tractor wllh Call Jackson 2"'4531 an annual meet i,P, Pl~ti c lectlon J 1·11 mo .. •dulls only. Ph' 4o46-2852. loader lor quick salt. 4o46-<l393 - -- - - - - - - ' September . 17 1-: ' l Uallle :• 201).11 ' . . ------'--SEVERAL SMALL FARMS Junior ~ L Cr cvnds . . RUSSELL ALL TYPES of. building RALPH'S Larll<'l - Upholstery County Seven to J8 acres, some with The II!!Ction hC!i l • , ... ~: 30 tO ' Cleaning Service. Free 8:30 P.M . Any "' ::SL-:E:::E::PI:-:;N~G=;;;ROOMS::=;;',"-':'"w" 11kly :-::::=::-:=-~-:--:-.......:201>3 materials, block, brick, sewer houHs, others lust acreage. .,tr m1y pipes. windows, lln~'fls, etc. ..llmates. Ph. 446-0294. vote. SEE US BEFORE YOU BUY. rates. Park Conlral. Holll. HOUSE r.oAL, 21on loods. Colt WOOD Claude Winters. Rio Grtnde, 191-11 Siened " . 76'11 4o46-49:1. Oscar Baird Ill 4132 0. Ph. 245-5121 after s. Annalltll. .all ~ -~--Daup WelhtrhoH 441 4244 ----'--~-206-12 Secntary 1 ' ALBERT EHMAN SLEEPING ROOMS WJtkly --,,..-----.-_.::.;. REALTOR Water Delivery Service rates, free ·garage •. pi,kif1g. LATE MODEL. Kirby; like n.W, .. Patriot Star Rl., Gallipolis ' Libby Hotel. · all , atlaC~'!'•nl•, fully · Ph. 37P-2133 1 ·' ·,' . L:•.n• . · Real Estate Sale ' ===-=---~243-11 Aug . 30, Sept . 6, 13 THIRD-AYE. & STATE ST ,.. Aut c iJV ~ with cams ) TERMITE PEST CONTROL. , ·eourf. , milts ... ol - · ·only .•, .. . NeW .,g zag AFTER a very trying day at the BUSINESS PROPERTY FREE Inspection. . Call 4o46o q U. S. 35. Natural gu, tlly 'stWing machlntt $49.94. Ukt· W olllct, lht ·husbclnd was tn· LOCATED at 45 Court Stroot. 324S,.Merrlll O'Dell, Qperator ~-------------. , wittar, wldt streetS, 111x70' new frollrlte mangle Ironer 1laying his pipe and reading Has largo storage building on for hlermltal Termite 1 • ·rour phone will Jlolltl lots, lr~. shrubs, ront only makt us an' olftr. Sfnger 66 !he evening paper. His wile, rear of lot, 4 room aperlment Service, 19 Belmont or. t •• Clth ruulh", toe, .... I Call me, L~ P!lflable _zt,lt zag cams. who. was wO{klng on a above and room to perk two - - - - - -- H7·tf I rou phce ·•• •etJen IMt I V Evans, ~-4714 01'\ pertecl ,.,...., 01\ly S.tU5. crouword f.!Uit. IUddtnly cars In rear. lbok !his ovw - All. rou eM nH fumHure, fi 1',..13 Stveup-totlOOpnnowiewlng · · · celled oil!, 'John, whtl Is a and make us an ofter. SEPTIC TANK CLEANING - l•pPiiencea, ctothu ... do. I • 1 14 machll\ri. .V{i sttvlce what ftmlle sheep?" ' Ew1, CHOICE LOTS REASONABLE roles. John .I•,•• at othr uouud qt I '1 we' sell. Stt~PP~rd's Sewing ' I replied her husband .... And 3 LARGE lots In vlllaae ol Rio Russell, owner & operator. t•••hl lh••l I Machine, sat.. and Service. that's how the light began. Grandt on U.S. Rt. 35. Large Ph. 4M-D82. t s Ph. 4o46-~52. . 201>11 Hobart Dillon, ....... loiS-If 011101 446-2674 . PERMANENT -lit Home, enough for a butlnelf or 3 12' x 60' Late model with dwellings. Gl' Lucille Br1111111 ~i~!: . ~~~~ '?~~BILE, 4 door. Hewanl WATER WELL DRILLING . addition 12· x w. Hpoms. 11as Office 44f.llt4 Evllll... 446-1226 .','!!"'~". . .: ' ' 201>3 PUmp Sties ..,d Service. Tom W'lll'l'rft ~ Clrilit. .., .... Olillral air and ntwi lerg' Cllarltl M.-~ 446-1141 . I lewis, Phone 304-895-3802. IV1 1Ql ;·' lwililral gas furnate.,btautiM J Michael llldl 446-lS" kitchen. Ntw · ctrpel on ell · ~ust Listed --~-'·•·If rooms, master bedroom hu ----~,..---- = 1'1 bclth, front Porch 12'x50' GILLENWATER'S Septic Tan; • n .... ,.- .. Dishes lnd and , pallo on rear wllh 0. D. & Rapelr. Ph. 4o46o 9C~.nlng awn!itg1 large car-port end JAY "" Miscellaneous i)tlll~ fl!""'· BlaCktop circle "'"'-::-:~-.....1....:......-:.:",.." Items. We Also Bur lfl'lvt•ln front.~ wtll with Control Air Ctl!dltlotintl WbmtrQellle IIUI!IP· " . -Healing -. I r#j..-...._...,..._....._..,....:....__, ROW van ,_~: _:~_:L.J.·_ ~ f:d'~~~~~~!~~~r· ~!n~ &N1f:ik1' .f,~r~ ,w•~·! "_' •1'-- FURA. APT .. 3 room with private beth, llrsl floor. w Stcond Ave. Ph. .W..221S or 4o46-2J2.4. -If ..... 3. 5·0 · ' - ---,---- l ,., WHEEL HDllSE ONE To D!L mao .204-11 I, '• �elttrlftg, eu!Omatlc !•Ill· ' . ' : . • . fl,~ · OIC~!!'I,~..~· a.. klca1 -~tam.itlc af ...... . · tt969lOPa sr· ALL GOING . .AT '"• , ' X /_;;. J '• '' . ' I.e s~ y~llow• . was months to P!IY. . (~OSE.OUT usa~re ''"''"I· $1~5. ~ . ·· . .,, ' ., ,J 19661f4P~ 2 DR. HDTP 2 Daar Hdln~ low miM!Ige. Sharp car. score. !H..,.,.,.. IM••,U. Aun.l $1595 ·1969 VOLKSWAGEN .$1895 =~~~~!Erred~-~~~~Sa=ve~.t.::~:: ·' 8 Opels In S. At . . . NOI.J.fl"'OS .. Jtl!lile Help Wanted • / Voice along Broadway ! I , 4. 5. a.... Artl'f•"c•"al Bl"ds Have Thelr• Use !rem ,_:,':o'!:a... .....,.,. :L::::N•r ~~-'-~'•""'"• 20-1'011,.. load_. lf. ~l111~~f'-'": '"-'c ~.by ..._......• .._.._..__, leiter to oaeh ...-. to ferm four onllnar7 . warda. poae two bid' ID QY sUit but clubl. Tbla bid w.ould ...Uy shO!V a weak two bid lti'1tli8 next suit but mllbt lh.W 1 very 1 t r on 8 dlitrllllllloilil band ljl lhllult illd. . Thla ha4 the llroiiJ hand. Jeff'• ·~ . of two epadu ·llld, "H '1ou dQ have • wea.k two bid, Jet'~ '"""""pia)' It there.'' . ' tfa•a two 110-trlDnp call ~r;w..,;;.. .••• the .third lttallht arU• flclal bid !Jl . tW ' filnd. It I TAXECl time ua I K) .... AN~~S_'!i;IU~.!!JHT ~g~~~Ji§~~§~~§ eald, with a 101ld IIYtll-eard' ltqrt lull" "I have:· ' a *WI. band . c..,;, l t .1 . ....... { •"PI ~ ( b+- ~. ::-;::=:,.. r:::::..":-:, .,.... ,,_..iota ....i 140)..-110 .,.., i,_:,::;:,. c. c. 992-5342 NOW Chev. '795 5495 'oac·n, V-•· a.ut9fllatlc radio. . , '495 $295 power steering, 11 = 1-Th- --,..,".'-'---.. .:,;:. :. eon• I ,. mf*'. ·_ · GMAc~inonclngAvaillblo POM.EROY For Sale . ! .v·~~r n . . . . . . ONE ONE · 21-FOOT house trailer, John Pepe, completely furnished. POTATOES, Recine, Ofllo, $5 per 100 fbi. Suitable f« cemws or tax Call 949-3025. A bargain ot $350. J.25-6tc ~ $!!muel Birnhort on Rt. 12A lliove SyracUII, acrou !'a-POLLED Chaiolala bull . from Roclna Planing Mill. Phone Cheater 9115-3371 JI.2Utc - - - -- -.:.'".:.JO.Jt:...:.p COON HOUND pul)l. Donald Pooler, Cholltf.. PhOIIe 115- CHESTS, dressers, chairs, doska. marble slobs, Iron 'J/&W. gatos, corner cupboard, walh l-21-31p stands, umbrella stand, STAR KiLLS rata quickly, IIUI't. .. fe, cradle, swivel off co 2lfl lbl., SI.OIP, Ebarabach . CHAIRS. Phone 992·3«13. l-311-6tc Hardwlro, Suaar Run Mills, . ' P.Idcri :HI!rcfware, Muon. PEACHES and prune plums l-27-301p arriving Sundly morning. Canning tomatoes on hand. Bring containers. Mldwoy Meriel, W. Moln St .• Pqmar1fy. -Phone 992-~ ,.. 992·2545. · hun'-"· EXPERIENCED ltad_iator Service living rOQn"', .KitNSON MASONRY ROOf1NG1 BY OOIITRAcr R~or AND~ acrH lot. 5 room house, new r,•• '1.95 ··JS95 :!11~1·~-~·1; rour •JYou'll 'WAs· 7-26-Hc NEW HOMES tor sale. We hove beeulllullofa available or will bund on yours. S1101ple homes olroedy built f« ln. si)Odlon. Call A. E. eo, Leo Construction, Phone 992-3454. 6-29-Hc OPEN £VES. IL8 For Sale sale. Call 992-5324. ~RR & VAN ZANDT MOTOR SALES ~·rl" eav•• Syracuse. Priced for quick Turquoise with black vinyl top. turquoise Interior, full power equipment, Including windows, seat, power doOr locks, AM- FM stereo radio. w-s-w tires. tinted gla~s. door ·edg!! .guards, tilt & tetes• tfcierhrg ·~t; air conditioning. "' :_.... ,..... , Pa~t OLDER HOUSE on chalco Tot In 1970 CADILLAC~., ... dr••· lia-:!::0."" II.I~OI...... :-:/":" ,._.., w::,:., I-:IJI.41p Real Estate For Sale ' os-l."l' ._:=':,, N-,. ,,____ ., ........_. __ .,_ 2-11,;.":......,.. ::::".!'::"" ::.;:,:::"d ::=::::!.<eolloo.l a.-m...... · the ...eoat of bl• AU conventions are allowed iD a world'• cbamp. lOIIIblp and Ira came up will! a betuty for this oae. He iDVellled I llllll!lilur· ,,_,.,..,.,,.,... '"' .._. ::Lu":.,-como.... ..... retained 29-Hii,...., from Eea1arn High SchooL Phone Cheater 985-3958, Mn. Roger Bohr. '$1495 i, .. _,..,. •• ..,. ,... ,_,.,,..,..., !!'.~"""' Domy Thompson or Tom ~- May 25 lr. my ham• aa011 *""'- - .......... j Aile for BABYSIT'rf~)G, Oct. 12 fhrough SUND. AY ·cROSSWORD PUZZLE IN~!~:m:.!...yotChanu c~r~.R.~"¥i/~ :!::::..":: THE &UE-'$ SECPOIAL Empl oym8nt Wanted . E'. Mefhtw lilt, who lllll MID~ ·' (George Hamid, theatrical herself, she gave me my few. IIJe ~,dtptrfed .111a ....._ · D · -• . i. impreurio,subotltut.es lor Jack greatoot 111ft - a first ~;rode In lhe old days It tool< yeara,to , . '"" , ._.,. , . . AIJGLL~t ~:llt1 .!! .h•l , :,'',ll~ :> ~r,~~ ,. i tp*'J,;J~\~~;7'.;;;:::.' &~lit·•~ ;~' ~ · .,.~~~ • .:1 o'"'~-- ~lh a m.tM.t column prime~Tbrough cn1 m tti~ss, uamstar~. nowlt~ .. ,.,H'I'l"'' .. , ~t ..., M .,~""''""" """' 1 ~'T.t'~ . · • ·1·• ·-- - .• :. "" "'~ 'II Thtt'-~'b;rla-ISfvl'm'i ma ...afV! ,. lioit" · ! DlMI' "' · - - '* R I811011 . f .(Jri!ftGI •!O• .:t ~ .. ,.,. f taketh awe ~ . ,. ··~ . 1 . ... • . about hi9 ~ap\jc ..CiiY, Steel latJorlfl\l. ours. she laiJShl me ·overnight. • Ill)' ' ACIIOU " '77~. oi.,,. IU-IIolool.,.. Bieslld be rho name of tho , Pier.) .. ' ' " ' myv '!!fBi stwnb, ~~ words of in 1957, the year before I wised -J .,._ •• "" t ~ ·..., ~--14s-c:.nJunctlon 31 -'0f n R~uan INd Lord. ALL11 ~<oglstar .. B" GEORGEHAMID English, and then taught me up and ""'••ht ...., ·Rl""'· -• Ne!son · A I-Roll.......t1on 7n::::Mo"..7ontooow 1\..rl.. _....,1_ Groetly milled by his wile, ATTEN Nur~:ION . ."'"ro :fiC4I! GP141 Dam4o1lcoto NE. \'ORK - Yesterday as how to read them. New y..,t agent caDed In April ~=·• 14!~-P~~Co tor 31 Lawd ono t7-un~ or,.,.. Leota, and 110n Sterling end porl!jljltvfuem -'!fi'll money 1stooc .. the oc~an end of siee1 In 1907, when we reached offering arock 'n' roD slrqjerlor , _ _, at 1 odlll ..,..., ,_,._. <IIJ tomlly, rolall-. Jlldfrlendl. to 'pllp ·-lhlf bill. ' tiuy I new P three da · · ·ol - 10 · .,... 147-RIt-ea.., .. Tullo, ..... hudl f.30.11p We II)Utl or •v•meet flw. ~ov.rage vacation. Pier, my most prized theatrical America, ctrcus was "King." . Yl In An•n•t - - at$12,500• 11-111111>111 as-wo"' mDUftlaln ...,. ""-41tnpll lOt21 -Wur ...., poosession, !looked across the T. Barnum's Circus, Rlngting I told the agent be wu crazy 22-TIIk ,.,. ........_ .....,,. 1411--Wo......, 41-R..Wanted To Buy ' ;__ rii1!Uirtmenfl for medlcart 4 span o1 ocean to the Atlantic Brothers' Circus and 1tleast asklng,U,500farallldwhobed oolo ~;:,::'"""' k OLD FURNITURE, dlahoa;, l!limodlit.lyontt\fl:.lli'm'~ City Boardwalk and thought of another dozen. We traveled by one hit record. 2!1-1..,.. -T•rdllr tbooter <I ~~~~~· 107'"""tr..,ks, etc. write ,. D. 1a.m. •hilt, end art ....1ng . of . _ .. u bee 11ke that' all there ..aiDOE 92--4dolnoto , .. _,. .. "" • .... ,., ·ul-•"" '"" o., work pay w night. Yiiil .: · my 74-year span ~,.....ence. ra a s WIN Jll..o ~off _..,,..... Miller, Rt. 4, ·•Pomeroy, ana1"1' nlghf .,..._, nl<!nlli 151 N-mll 01011 ..., :· · Flashea a used my minol. The was. We all bed elephants u »-Wolk ,.....,._. point mommll 411-Yiralnlo 112-lolll. .Call 992-6271 . Per -k.? Mora. lf)ln that?1 Titanic ... Armlallce Day ... ?'owd pleasera, but even more w111ow IIII-IIIW 3-1-ffc · C'all 111 : We need )'ilur help1 11"-T""•"••• Lingbergh ... The Rooting 20's unportant ... becauae they could u-•,......,.,,.or d"'~ ,....,•.,,., "''" 4,____ Call Athena Nlontal HHilh th "C h" Th move the equipment the Ill-<'......., 102-latlo... lilt La<otlono ~ J:H~=•uo GOOOpump~:e~.t';Porlot Ctntar, _593-7~61 •. ~xtona1Qn ... e 30's ras... Pearl.. Harbor . e trains to the showgrounds. 110-Jumoo '"'"''' . -Doom 1-27-uc 329. bi!V!et!'thru 9e.m.lll)d Wbisperlng S!l-lntoCt ,.. ,_.,,... """ ,,,_.. _,.., . •• m. MOilday Fr dey. 5 P· 51 111 01 ... Korea .. . Vietnam ... Ken- I tumbled my way around the Bv Oswald & Jam~~ Jacoby ::__::-..::,~GOWN """t 121-fqot ml lor OLD UPRIGHT plei)OI, ariy ~30-ltc 0 100 nody 0 ' ·nn ... the Moon vaudeville cjrcults 111ch as the .....,. -.. · 52-:,.".:""..... 12 condiHon, eo long 11 hove not REGISTERED Nun•' Landu . ' B. F. Keith circuit, the Or· HOBm It ,_,. lot-w•rtd ,_...,_ S3-81oltnlekol . wet. PayliqJ SIO Hell. Tlmt and Full Time POIIIIorls WJ>o.o v. .1 .y Pier and I) pheum clrwlt and others. By •10132 ~::""" .,.,.,,..... z-..wloo out ~t1141rild 125-lllooo ol1he Flrsr_fl01r only. Mondlvl will available Immediately. In . 42-11...,, 11 ·· - started ,. •. i was born In 1886, the mid-20's, Annie's educatloo • U llo-=~ not ' lrod ..'" - · _, bo p.lck-up dey. Write, o,ll'lng l!f'~.,., <Iynam!~ '"'"· ; the Pier opened 1n '98) movlea began to pay off, Instead of +A 91 ·III-Vohkll 4-H -,::,..: ..., -·12.......,. tood directions, WIHon , .. (6IIIPICial ll'llnl"f· 011 57_ , 1.!!-:"rta ; wereacrazydream·, 80UIIdwas being a circus act, l """•n to 6KQJ4 •-...,..........,. ua-lmoo.• ,:,;;" ~~.ll~~ Box ta, 511 . rdlo, oppar unity to'• llalrl ••· -... 'WIBT lAilT ,,.... '' II-AIIIImoan ~:;::",...lo :- - . ' ' 1-:ZO.ffc Pitli~ca I~ IUparyloill\ .no! · unheard of; radlounlhoughtol; book clrcuos acts. In the late •KQJ4 •••• ...__.111tudo Plltr , letlchlng . .SiartlnQ 11•< television a Buck Rogers 20's, fortune amiled u I was • • •11-Numbor .....,..., ., k 111-cl- ..,., · · from 13.42 w I\Oilr to '14.'12 ; concept. Except Buck Rogers by Ringling u wen u ¥TS1 · ¥13 JM-1Jkol1 Lost I~ · Found .,... haiir~ ac:cardl=10 ~~: wasn'taconceptthen. the Steel Plertolmp«tgreat tQ tKII ......., 11!1-£..,..... N' '" """"'"'"'- ' Ill,.,• .,.,. LOST: , wb!ta-lacod hollw on wlonilo• . o.all 0.. .1. • 87 oua 108853 : Asaaeven-year-oldorphan, I thrillers . I discovered the • I~ ;::....r ..._ IJ7-t.lquld Rldae Road. I I - oxtonslon329,AfbtnaMin • the tr'cal Za h!nl Cannon act the IIOlJTII (D) ~~ ,--.,_ •.,roo pl-u~ •1r Chaltar 915-4150, t!Htlll ri.m, fil 5 P.· 1• be gan my a I career CC , .AI 122--John no 1. , m. . 9. If 51 ~ doingacrobaUcslnabozaarln Wallendawireactendcountless ¥AKQIIOU ~ ._,• ..,., ..... ,. dll!f .. , 1-30-:ltp . , , •30- , c 7 1 t 7s ' 2-DII-· 1411-tmll\ot . F DA"' I , my naUve country of Lebanon. othera. 51119>-i1,.;.,_;o~,_ l In1906,1jolnedmyuncleoothe Afler25yearsofbookin&lor •A2 ao-u.....,. ,-..::,-,::'•" IJ-Reck)'"'" 75-flumbor 14o-rw;;... Nol - fl.·... Buffalo Bill Cirrus which was Steel Pier, I became comer In 12_.,_,.,. 77-<:el!ft..,otlono 147-'-Winlicup Both ···'--"121-lo "' '~.:;,-..,. IC' ·· 3 ltOOM · Urilumi..,... aport. .... YUJI~ntwa ~,.. 129 Puet.nd li-ConUnuttd •torr l4......Ckith mtn1. Phone ·· touring Europe. My first break 1945, the twilight of the bit! band W01t Nortll loll S..tl II IJI-Chopoous III-I'•" . , _ II--•• -·• WILt DO root or barn palnHng. ·~ · came through the affection that era . Young people by the 2¥ • lloto "' ,..,. m-sp,...., 17-fva...,.. ,....._ PhOIIe M-4411. , , ~-2• ~- 2 .N T IDIIDW plul'lll ~ft Jflhtt)t ' • ~ "" ~ -, iBuffalo Bill somehow found for thousandl etw crammed the rau .-• . 067 ODDdb)e (lp.) lrtfcle ···-·~"- lOr .._..ft'I!AM 151-•tUiiOftlc _,. ,.....,.c 0 ."me. My second and even bellroom.toaeeTommylloraey, Puo 34> P- 3• l11-TDII ln-<.aoo 'ilithanlum · 19 · ·~!''" m '" br h the the I M111or Band A111 Pua 4 N.T. p._ 56 n-u.R"' """'"" us-n. ••• I1-UN _ , 111 -' Coli oloifl. . c.fqtM · GUNSHOOT, R1clne greater eak came throug G enn , e Pua 1 N.T. p._ p._ cvMney Iii-Hindu r:ymNis ..., !!_ CD-aktd &lOwly Sundou ........ ~ · .;-•"••, hard tenderness of Shew, Harry Jameo, Benny p 72-41rl'o nomo 139-o\oo,.. (obbtJ · · •• ;"'""' ~· • :;-,;-Oakley. Goodman and othera. 1 don't 7........,.,,.. "'"" ,..,_.,. 27...cO~ ·, 157-ioto ,.,_ 764ioumlul 141-c.rdod cloth I sometimes thank God that think I am aentlrnental when 1 ()peDJnjr It • ..-... · lf.o..Corn '""'~Annie had big, flat feet. I say that I never met a bad We dldn't sweep the bouda carried her lliUlS and costumes tempered band leader. Even in Stockholm . The · open and was more or less her valet. ArUe Shaw was always on lime pain waa won by Allltrla -.Her feet would become painful and always tried to pleaoe hla and Italy came iD lteCOIId IDd wben they were "'!Ueezed into audiences. third. Fourth_place went to beautiful cowboy boots !he NaluraUy, aU the greats of. Ira Rubin of l"anmua, N.J., to wear, and I was the only show bualneas have played playiD8 with Jell Weathelmer .,_,...._ who knew bow to get the here: Bob HQIIO, Eddie Cantor, of New •York. hoots off and give her feet a Bing Cror!by, Sinatra, Como, Rubin Ia one .Ill ~ greet Kate Smith, Tony Bennett, thoorlttl. Some ·P iayen think Barely being able to read Andy WWlams ... to 111111e a he wo~ do better If be cave some of 1111. IClencti for . _. .,. . FRAIIQIISE.IIOLEI Rill UIIEITI, . Ill& 10111£ HOliES AIO -'--- - ----.:..:.: Dble 'SU- You Are Alweys 'NIIcom.-llllp 1111 BE A PLAYHOUSE TOY DEALER: Work AUifUSI to December, free lralnlng. No collecting, no delivery, no cash Investment. Call called 614-377·4791, Charlott, Heiskell, South PQJnt, Ofllo. 7·17-llc lnser~lorn. CARD JF 1 HANk~ Pill p4NT & OB IT UA RY , .. Pus s• Pus 5 .. · suo lor so word n .n imum . C d of . Hal:P ;. E acl : <l ddi tio nnt wo rd 1c. !if ·w,1-..,..,. IIIVII Pus Pass ? . . BLI , DADS . ·, WE ·~·ISH• .tln· '"'E'EVISI,..-, '1 for You, South hold: A .dlto onal .Sc C~d roe per,. tlli kIatkprHI to .11. ··•-OU' hoi--' I· ~ ...,.. repa rman · ' ACI'J•~rll sement· . · cer n I I "'"' .-v 1re1 "' . tol. l er. Exptr.len~ .IZ ¥AQ81 tAKUH .AP OFFI CE HOUR S In any WIY during tho 111...1 required, Write C:CI 0.1 What do you do now? h . 31J a .m . to S:OO p.m . Dally, ,end deatt, of ~r loved ~~~ Stritlnth~ 'P; ••' O, BOJt '729• ~ · u o a .m. 1o 12:00 Noon Donold H1uck. W.upoclllly ... lip a ·' -1 ·-• • A-Bid olx hoarto, Thl> 1hould Salurdoy . , · . thank Dr. J. J. Divis; doC· _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _.:_.,...._ . rom~y~~· o. -· 's.»ffc be • <loeb. tors, nuraes and staff ..of ""=~=...,.,,_=~:..::~ 3. i 1110111 Cllld<OWI'rtclllt Cltlclc OW I J.:IQ.4tc Q-The biddmg has been: 2S Rer cent Oisc::oLlnf on pa i· West North East South ads and ads Pl!lid 'A 1fh i1' 10 tlay : GALLIPOLIII, OHIO '"hOH 1970 Cadillac Remaining For Want Ad Service . 5 cents per Word one InsertiOn · Minimum Charge 7.Sc secutlve with bea•moliK'Tgarage, two porctiH, ahll4e tr.,.., ·l'h·- e ground locat.d 011 Rt. 124. Syrocull, Ofllci, by .!l!!'"'ror· Phone Galllf"'ll <146-,..,. oppolntmen . 1-25-tfn siding, one acre of ground. cellor, new drilled well. on good road. Phone 992"137. RATES . WILL SACRIFICE Zag equipped desk m oewlng machine. Excellent coridlflon, only S37.60 cash 4 ROOM house, aluminum cents per . w lrd three· consecutive lnsP.rtlnn!l; 18 cents per word S/JI( ctm - r-----------------------------------------1 ~ Only llVew 12 WOOD MOTOR SALES ~ ~rs. & Tr~ks. SUPER ·· - bfALS ON Ok USED CARS Singer~ 1 R~ ....-rn home embroiders, and monograms,. Phone 992·2685. l-27.6fc ' publisher witt not be reSponsible for more than ont lncorred, insertion - Jl -EABm11N AVE. r. Real Esbte For Slle For Sale price. Makes buttonholes, · Our Low Prices move the"' fiSt - So Don't Delay •.• UJ todey, Oearence on •1170 SCOUNTS Pomenty, 0.- Jackson, o...... Athens, 0 . . Hours: 91o a Mon.-Fri •.:... 9-5 Sltui'dily -1·5 Sunday · Can! PONTIAC GMC TRUCKS In Pvmeroy Since 1853 PHONE 992-2143 POMEROY, OHIO 1 ~~:t Diller . I(JICK Chev. 1 ~- D·ANNIE'S MolllteHtmo ~BL~EnNAIS AU. WRH FACTORY AIR no-trump. WANT AD Jeff's four · no-trump call INFORMATION was p I a I n old-fashioned DEADLINES , Blackwood, as was Ira's five- 5 P .M. Day Before Pub:llcatlon Menday Otadllntta.m. , spade response to show three CanceUatlon a. Corrotctlons aces. Will be accepted until 9 a.m. for ~ Day of Publication This was enough for Jeff. REOULATIO~S He counted to 13 and bid The Publisher reserves the seven no-trump to get the right to e~ll -or relect 1ny ads ma•lm urn match point d~emed obfectional . The '1,095 See Art Hoyt, Bill Nelson, Cew1rd C:.lvert · or Fred Bleettner. 8 :si.E '6180 •• .'7195 .. - . ·'66 Vcilk$wagen · ·~ ~n~:, · 4 sj)eed, bucket seats, , red •. Nice, was $1395. KanauiJa, Ohio 2 Or. hardlop. auto. trans .• p . steering, p. brakes. fac. air cond .. shell beige finish with black vinyl roof & interior. 35,000 miles. ' 1,895 SMITH AUTO SALES 66 Buick CUstom 400 3 Bedroom. froft1end·R.~ - c:.tiMdr.l Rip ' .lith end 'h. . ·. . ,_ Jldrm. . ' . . aufomiflc lran~miiiiOII wltll opiiOflll - - '"'"• ahltt. ·Shows goad care. 40 Mort in stodl ~ I '%,395 Ollly 2019~1 Mly mil... It showe Ill ~ '· )lOwer brlltn, -~~tomaflc trail· '1195 SPECIAL trP· .1 p I owner, Roof Pelntlng & Repelr, SpOuting & Carpenter Work. Conted: Cammlldal bath, paneled house, wash ~ Free Estimates Caramlc tile and slate house. gor-. oH Rt. 7 at Memorial Gardans. Phone ORVILLE DUtSON Chester 915-3969 or 992-5007. James Hollon, Jr. From tile L!orgest Truc~<oof · 1-28..1< 742·3M5 Bulldozer Radiator to tho Rt. I . Doxtw,O. Smallest Heeter Core. 5 ROOM house', beth, gorage, cellar, storm doors and windows, 3 acres of ground. Phone 992-3826. Hav• Your "reerly . ••• tn-2143 1-27-31< - - - - - - - -73 ACRES, 6-room modern SEPTIC TANKS CLEANED. Reasonable rat11. Phone houao. Several outbuildings, 2 John Ru11111, Gallipolis <146miles eut of Dexter on 1\1\olgs 4782 alter 5:30p.m. Countv Rood 4. W.lte R. L. 4-7-ttc Andrick, /fJ9 Lohnn Drive, Fairborn, Ofllo 45324. -GUARANTEED1·21·31p WHEEL · Horse Sales end Service. Blum Lumber Phone 992-2094 Company, Chuter, Ohio. 4 BEDROOM - · bath. One Phone 915·3301. ocro. Good condition. Will 5-:ZO.ffc ! Auto occopt trailer as porllol p1yment. Tup_pers Plein• AIR CON'DITIONING, "' E. Main. Poinoroy, O. area. Phone t;oolvllle 11'7Phono ff2·2143 Rolrlgorlllor\ -vice. Jack's 3347. Relrlgoratloil, New Haven, . ATHERTON TV end Electronic· Phone 112·207'1. 4-6-ffc SEPTIC tonks cl ..ned. Millar Sarvk:o. New Channel Maotw . Sllnltotlon, Stewart. Ofllo. Ph., T.V.S. Phone Long lloftQm HARRISON'S ·TV AND AN· 162 3035 • 2·12-H• • -· 1-:111-tic TENNA SERVICE. PhOne ' ' 992-2522. READY-MIX CONCRETE delivered right to your C. BRADFORD, AuciComploto Service oroloct. Fut end 111y. Frn Phone 949-3121 illlmlltl. Phone 992-3214, Recine. Ofllo Googloln Roody-Mlx Cli., CrlttBr- ., ~ Mlddl_., 0111•· 6-30-Hc _________________ Phone 992-5632 BLAE'iTNARS EXPERT Wheel Alipment Air-Conditioning Inspection And $5.55 Rt01aqe 6.98 ~.~, ,\BiaeHnar's Pomtnlf Heme I ~ ·"~ SPEC.AL AUCI'ION ... ~~A.;spt.• ~..·· nil~- G:30 , ... "· �elttrlftg, eu!Omatlc !•Ill· ' . ' : . • . fl,~ · OIC~!!'I,~..~· a.. klca1 -~tam.itlc af ...... . · tt969lOPa sr· ALL GOING . .AT '"• , ' X /_;;. J '• '' . ' I.e s~ y~llow• . was months to P!IY. . (~OSE.OUT usa~re ''"''"I· $1~5. ~ . ·· . .,, ' ., ,J 19661f4P~ 2 DR. HDTP 2 Daar Hdln~ low miM!Ige. Sharp car. score. !H..,.,.,.. IM••,U. Aun.l $1595 ·1969 VOLKSWAGEN .$1895 =~~~~!Erred~-~~~~Sa=ve~.t.::~:: ·' 8 Opels In S. At . . . NOI.J.fl"'OS .. Jtl!lile Help Wanted • / Voice along Broadway ! I , 4. 5. a.... Artl'f•"c•"al Bl"ds Have Thelr• Use !rem ,_:,':o'!:a... .....,.,. :L::::N•r ~~-'-~'•""'"• 20-1'011,.. load_. lf. ~l111~~f'-'": '"-'c ~.by ..._......• .._.._..__, leiter to oaeh ...-. to ferm four onllnar7 . warda. poae two bid' ID QY sUit but clubl. Tbla bid w.ould ...Uy shO!V a weak two bid lti'1tli8 next suit but mllbt lh.W 1 very 1 t r on 8 dlitrllllllloilil band ljl lhllult illd. . Thla ha4 the llroiiJ hand. Jeff'• ·~ . of two epadu ·llld, "H '1ou dQ have • wea.k two bid, Jet'~ '"""""pia)' It there.'' . ' tfa•a two 110-trlDnp call ~r;w..,;;.. .••• the .third lttallht arU• flclal bid !Jl . tW ' filnd. It I TAXECl time ua I K) .... AN~~S_'!i;IU~.!!JHT ~g~~~Ji§~~§~~§ eald, with a 101ld IIYtll-eard' ltqrt lull" "I have:· ' a *WI. band . c..,;, l t .1 . ....... { •"PI ~ ( b+- ~. ::-;::=:,.. r:::::..":-:, .,.... ,,_..iota ....i 140)..-110 .,.., i,_:,::;:,. c. c. 992-5342 NOW Chev. '795 5495 'oac·n, V-•· a.ut9fllatlc radio. . , '495 $295 power steering, 11 = 1-Th- --,..,".'-'---.. .:,;:. :. eon• I ,. mf*'. ·_ · GMAc~inonclngAvaillblo POM.EROY For Sale . ! .v·~~r n . . . . . . ONE ONE · 21-FOOT house trailer, John Pepe, completely furnished. POTATOES, Recine, Ofllo, $5 per 100 fbi. Suitable f« cemws or tax Call 949-3025. A bargain ot $350. J.25-6tc ~ $!!muel Birnhort on Rt. 12A lliove SyracUII, acrou !'a-POLLED Chaiolala bull . from Roclna Planing Mill. Phone Cheater 9115-3371 JI.2Utc - - - -- -.:.'".:.JO.Jt:...:.p COON HOUND pul)l. Donald Pooler, Cholltf.. PhOIIe 115- CHESTS, dressers, chairs, doska. marble slobs, Iron 'J/&W. gatos, corner cupboard, walh l-21-31p stands, umbrella stand, STAR KiLLS rata quickly, IIUI't. .. fe, cradle, swivel off co 2lfl lbl., SI.OIP, Ebarabach . CHAIRS. Phone 992·3«13. l-311-6tc Hardwlro, Suaar Run Mills, . ' P.Idcri :HI!rcfware, Muon. PEACHES and prune plums l-27-301p arriving Sundly morning. Canning tomatoes on hand. Bring containers. Mldwoy Meriel, W. Moln St .• Pqmar1fy. -Phone 992-~ ,.. 992·2545. · hun'-"· EXPERIENCED ltad_iator Service living rOQn"', .KitNSON MASONRY ROOf1NG1 BY OOIITRAcr R~or AND~ acrH lot. 5 room house, new r,•• '1.95 ··JS95 :!11~1·~-~·1; rour •JYou'll 'WAs· 7-26-Hc NEW HOMES tor sale. We hove beeulllullofa available or will bund on yours. S1101ple homes olroedy built f« ln. si)Odlon. Call A. E. eo, Leo Construction, Phone 992-3454. 6-29-Hc OPEN £VES. IL8 For Sale sale. Call 992-5324. ~RR & VAN ZANDT MOTOR SALES ~·rl" eav•• Syracuse. Priced for quick Turquoise with black vinyl top. turquoise Interior, full power equipment, Including windows, seat, power doOr locks, AM- FM stereo radio. w-s-w tires. tinted gla~s. door ·edg!! .guards, tilt & tetes• tfcierhrg ·~t; air conditioning. "' :_.... ,..... , Pa~t OLDER HOUSE on chalco Tot In 1970 CADILLAC~., ... dr••· lia-:!::0."" II.I~OI...... :-:/":" ,._.., w::,:., I-:IJI.41p Real Estate For Sale ' os-l."l' ._:=':,, N-,. ,,____ ., ........_. __ .,_ 2-11,;.":......,.. ::::".!'::"" ::.;:,:::"d ::=::::!.<eolloo.l a.-m...... · the ...eoat of bl• AU conventions are allowed iD a world'• cbamp. lOIIIblp and Ira came up will! a betuty for this oae. He iDVellled I llllll!lilur· ,,_,.,..,.,,.,... '"' .._. ::Lu":.,-como.... ..... retained 29-Hii,...., from Eea1arn High SchooL Phone Cheater 985-3958, Mn. Roger Bohr. '$1495 i, .. _,..,. •• ..,. ,... ,_,.,,..,..., !!'.~"""' Domy Thompson or Tom ~- May 25 lr. my ham• aa011 *""'- - .......... j Aile for BABYSIT'rf~)G, Oct. 12 fhrough SUND. AY ·cROSSWORD PUZZLE IN~!~:m:.!...yotChanu c~r~.R.~"¥i/~ :!::::..":: THE &UE-'$ SECPOIAL Empl oym8nt Wanted . E'. Mefhtw lilt, who lllll MID~ ·' (George Hamid, theatrical herself, she gave me my few. IIJe ~,dtptrfed .111a ....._ · D · -• . i. impreurio,subotltut.es lor Jack greatoot 111ft - a first ~;rode In lhe old days It tool< yeara,to , . '"" , ._.,. , . . AIJGLL~t ~:llt1 .!! .h•l , :,'',ll~ :> ~r,~~ ,. i tp*'J,;J~\~~;7'.;;;:::.' &~lit·•~ ;~' ~ · .,.~~~ • .:1 o'"'~-- ~lh a m.tM.t column prime~Tbrough cn1 m tti~ss, uamstar~. nowlt~ .. ,.,H'I'l"'' .. , ~t ..., M .,~""''""" """' 1 ~'T.t'~ . · • ·1·• ·-- - .• :. "" "'~ 'II Thtt'-~'b;rla-ISfvl'm'i ma ...afV! ,. lioit" · ! DlMI' "' · - - '* R I811011 . f .(Jri!ftGI •!O• .:t ~ .. ,.,. f taketh awe ~ . ,. ··~ . 1 . ... • . about hi9 ~ap\jc ..CiiY, Steel latJorlfl\l. ours. she laiJShl me ·overnight. • Ill)' ' ACIIOU " '77~. oi.,,. IU-IIolool.,.. Bieslld be rho name of tho , Pier.) .. ' ' " ' myv '!!fBi stwnb, ~~ words of in 1957, the year before I wised -J .,._ •• "" t ~ ·..., ~--14s-c:.nJunctlon 31 -'0f n R~uan INd Lord. ALL11 ~<oglstar .. B" GEORGEHAMID English, and then taught me up and ""'••ht ...., ·Rl""'· -• Ne!son · A I-Roll.......t1on 7n::::Mo"..7ontooow 1\..rl.. _....,1_ Groetly milled by his wile, ATTEN Nur~:ION . ."'"ro :fiC4I! GP141 Dam4o1lcoto NE. \'ORK - Yesterday as how to read them. New y..,t agent caDed In April ~=·• 14!~-P~~Co tor 31 Lawd ono t7-un~ or,.,.. Leota, and 110n Sterling end porl!jljltvfuem -'!fi'll money 1stooc .. the oc~an end of siee1 In 1907, when we reached offering arock 'n' roD slrqjerlor , _ _, at 1 odlll ..,..., ,_,._. <IIJ tomlly, rolall-. Jlldfrlendl. to 'pllp ·-lhlf bill. ' tiuy I new P three da · · ·ol - 10 · .,... 147-RIt-ea.., .. Tullo, ..... hudl f.30.11p We II)Utl or •v•meet flw. ~ov.rage vacation. Pier, my most prized theatrical America, ctrcus was "King." . Yl In An•n•t - - at$12,500• 11-111111>111 as-wo"' mDUftlaln ...,. ""-41tnpll lOt21 -Wur ...., poosession, !looked across the T. Barnum's Circus, Rlngting I told the agent be wu crazy 22-TIIk ,.,. ........_ .....,,. 1411--Wo......, 41-R..Wanted To Buy ' ;__ rii1!Uirtmenfl for medlcart 4 span o1 ocean to the Atlantic Brothers' Circus and 1tleast asklng,U,500farallldwhobed oolo ~;:,::'"""' k OLD FURNITURE, dlahoa;, l!limodlit.lyontt\fl:.lli'm'~ City Boardwalk and thought of another dozen. We traveled by one hit record. 2!1-1..,.. -T•rdllr tbooter <I ~~~~~· 107'"""tr..,ks, etc. write ,. D. 1a.m. •hilt, end art ....1ng . of . _ .. u bee 11ke that' all there ..aiDOE 92--4dolnoto , .. _,. .. "" • .... ,., ·ul-•"" '"" o., work pay w night. Yiiil .: · my 74-year span ~,.....ence. ra a s WIN Jll..o ~off _..,,..... Miller, Rt. 4, ·•Pomeroy, ana1"1' nlghf .,..._, nl<!nlli 151 N-mll 01011 ..., :· · Flashea a used my minol. The was. We all bed elephants u »-Wolk ,.....,._. point mommll 411-Yiralnlo 112-lolll. .Call 992-6271 . Per -k.? Mora. lf)ln that?1 Titanic ... Armlallce Day ... ?'owd pleasera, but even more w111ow IIII-IIIW 3-1-ffc · C'all 111 : We need )'ilur help1 11"-T""•"••• Lingbergh ... The Rooting 20's unportant ... becauae they could u-•,......,.,,.or d"'~ ,....,•.,,., "''" 4,____ Call Athena Nlontal HHilh th "C h" Th move the equipment the Ill-<'......., 102-latlo... lilt La<otlono ~ J:H~=•uo GOOOpump~:e~.t';Porlot Ctntar, _593-7~61 •. ~xtona1Qn ... e 30's ras... Pearl.. Harbor . e trains to the showgrounds. 110-Jumoo '"'"''' . -Doom 1-27-uc 329. bi!V!et!'thru 9e.m.lll)d Wbisperlng S!l-lntoCt ,.. ,_.,,... """ ,,,_.. _,.., . •• m. MOilday Fr dey. 5 P· 51 111 01 ... Korea .. . Vietnam ... Ken- I tumbled my way around the Bv Oswald & Jam~~ Jacoby ::__::-..::,~GOWN """t 121-fqot ml lor OLD UPRIGHT plei)OI, ariy ~30-ltc 0 100 nody 0 ' ·nn ... the Moon vaudeville cjrcults 111ch as the .....,. -.. · 52-:,.".:""..... 12 condiHon, eo long 11 hove not REGISTERED Nun•' Landu . ' B. F. Keith circuit, the Or· HOBm It ,_,. lot-w•rtd ,_...,_ S3-81oltnlekol . wet. PayliqJ SIO Hell. Tlmt and Full Time POIIIIorls WJ>o.o v. .1 .y Pier and I) pheum clrwlt and others. By •10132 ~::""" .,.,.,,..... z-..wloo out ~t1141rild 125-lllooo ol1he Flrsr_fl01r only. Mondlvl will available Immediately. In . 42-11...,, 11 ·· - started ,. •. i was born In 1886, the mid-20's, Annie's educatloo • U llo-=~ not ' lrod ..'" - · _, bo p.lck-up dey. Write, o,ll'lng l!f'~.,., <Iynam!~ '"'"· ; the Pier opened 1n '98) movlea began to pay off, Instead of +A 91 ·III-Vohkll 4-H -,::,..: ..., -·12.......,. tood directions, WIHon , .. (6IIIPICial ll'llnl"f· 011 57_ , 1.!!-:"rta ; wereacrazydream·, 80UIIdwas being a circus act, l """•n to 6KQJ4 •-...,..........,. ua-lmoo.• ,:,;;" ~~.ll~~ Box ta, 511 . rdlo, oppar unity to'• llalrl ••· -... 'WIBT lAilT ,,.... '' II-AIIIImoan ~:;::",...lo :- - . ' ' 1-:ZO.ffc Pitli~ca I~ IUparyloill\ .no! · unheard of; radlounlhoughtol; book clrcuos acts. In the late •KQJ4 •••• ...__.111tudo Plltr , letlchlng . .SiartlnQ 11•< television a Buck Rogers 20's, fortune amiled u I was • • •11-Numbor .....,..., ., k 111-cl- ..,., · · from 13.42 w I\Oilr to '14.'12 ; concept. Except Buck Rogers by Ringling u wen u ¥TS1 · ¥13 JM-1Jkol1 Lost I~ · Found .,... haiir~ ac:cardl=10 ~~: wasn'taconceptthen. the Steel Plertolmp«tgreat tQ tKII ......., 11!1-£..,..... N' '" """"'"'"'- ' Ill,.,• .,.,. LOST: , wb!ta-lacod hollw on wlonilo• . o.all 0.. .1. • 87 oua 108853 : Asaaeven-year-oldorphan, I thrillers . I discovered the • I~ ;::....r ..._ IJ7-t.lquld Rldae Road. I I - oxtonslon329,AfbtnaMin • the tr'cal Za h!nl Cannon act the IIOlJTII (D) ~~ ,--.,_ •.,roo pl-u~ •1r Chaltar 915-4150, t!Htlll ri.m, fil 5 P.· 1• be gan my a I career CC , .AI 122--John no 1. , m. . 9. If 51 ~ doingacrobaUcslnabozaarln Wallendawireactendcountless ¥AKQIIOU ~ ._,• ..,., ..... ,. dll!f .. , 1-30-:ltp . , , •30- , c 7 1 t 7s ' 2-DII-· 1411-tmll\ot . F DA"' I , my naUve country of Lebanon. othera. 51119>-i1,.;.,_;o~,_ l In1906,1jolnedmyuncleoothe Afler25yearsofbookin&lor •A2 ao-u.....,. ,-..::,-,::'•" IJ-Reck)'"'" 75-flumbor 14o-rw;;... Nol - fl.·... Buffalo Bill Cirrus which was Steel Pier, I became comer In 12_.,_,.,. 77-<:el!ft..,otlono 147-'-Winlicup Both ···'--"121-lo "' '~.:;,-..,. IC' ·· 3 ltOOM · Urilumi..,... aport. .... YUJI~ntwa ~,.. 129 Puet.nd li-ConUnuttd •torr l4......Ckith mtn1. Phone ·· touring Europe. My first break 1945, the twilight of the bit! band W01t Nortll loll S..tl II IJI-Chopoous III-I'•" . , _ II--•• -·• WILt DO root or barn palnHng. ·~ · came through the affection that era . Young people by the 2¥ • lloto "' ,..,. m-sp,...., 17-fva...,.. ,....._ PhOIIe M-4411. , , ~-2• ~- 2 .N T IDIIDW plul'lll ~ft Jflhtt)t ' • ~ "" ~ -, iBuffalo Bill somehow found for thousandl etw crammed the rau .-• . 067 ODDdb)e (lp.) lrtfcle ···-·~"- lOr .._..ft'I!AM 151-•tUiiOftlc _,. ,.....,.c 0 ."me. My second and even bellroom.toaeeTommylloraey, Puo 34> P- 3• l11-TDII ln-<.aoo 'ilithanlum · 19 · ·~!''" m '" br h the the I M111or Band A111 Pua 4 N.T. p._ 56 n-u.R"' """'"" us-n. ••• I1-UN _ , 111 -' Coli oloifl. . c.fqtM · GUNSHOOT, R1clne greater eak came throug G enn , e Pua 1 N.T. p._ p._ cvMney Iii-Hindu r:ymNis ..., !!_ CD-aktd &lOwly Sundou ........ ~ · .;-•"••, hard tenderness of Shew, Harry Jameo, Benny p 72-41rl'o nomo 139-o\oo,.. (obbtJ · · •• ;"'""' ~· • :;-,;-Oakley. Goodman and othera. 1 don't 7........,.,,.. "'"" ,..,_.,. 27...cO~ ·, 157-ioto ,.,_ 764ioumlul 141-c.rdod cloth I sometimes thank God that think I am aentlrnental when 1 ()peDJnjr It • ..-... · lf.o..Corn '""'~Annie had big, flat feet. I say that I never met a bad We dldn't sweep the bouda carried her lliUlS and costumes tempered band leader. Even in Stockholm . The · open and was more or less her valet. ArUe Shaw was always on lime pain waa won by Allltrla -.Her feet would become painful and always tried to pleaoe hla and Italy came iD lteCOIId IDd wben they were "'!Ueezed into audiences. third. Fourth_place went to beautiful cowboy boots !he NaluraUy, aU the greats of. Ira Rubin of l"anmua, N.J., to wear, and I was the only show bualneas have played playiD8 with Jell Weathelmer .,_,...._ who knew bow to get the here: Bob HQIIO, Eddie Cantor, of New •York. hoots off and give her feet a Bing Cror!by, Sinatra, Como, Rubin Ia one .Ill ~ greet Kate Smith, Tony Bennett, thoorlttl. Some ·P iayen think Barely being able to read Andy WWlams ... to 111111e a he wo~ do better If be cave some of 1111. IClencti for . _. .,. . FRAIIQIISE.IIOLEI Rill UIIEITI, . Ill& 10111£ HOliES AIO -'--- - ----.:..:.: Dble 'SU- You Are Alweys 'NIIcom.-llllp 1111 BE A PLAYHOUSE TOY DEALER: Work AUifUSI to December, free lralnlng. No collecting, no delivery, no cash Investment. Call called 614-377·4791, Charlott, Heiskell, South PQJnt, Ofllo. 7·17-llc lnser~lorn. CARD JF 1 HANk~ Pill p4NT & OB IT UA RY , .. Pus s• Pus 5 .. · suo lor so word n .n imum . C d of . Hal:P ;. E acl : <l ddi tio nnt wo rd 1c. !if ·w,1-..,..,. IIIVII Pus Pass ? . . BLI , DADS . ·, WE ·~·ISH• .tln· '"'E'EVISI,..-, '1 for You, South hold: A .dlto onal .Sc C~d roe per,. tlli kIatkprHI to .11. ··•-OU' hoi--' I· ~ ...,.. repa rman · ' ACI'J•~rll sement· . · cer n I I "'"' .-v 1re1 "' . tol. l er. Exptr.len~ .IZ ¥AQ81 tAKUH .AP OFFI CE HOUR S In any WIY during tho 111...1 required, Write C:CI 0.1 What do you do now? h . 31J a .m . to S:OO p.m . Dally, ,end deatt, of ~r loved ~~~ Stritlnth~ 'P; ••' O, BOJt '729• ~ · u o a .m. 1o 12:00 Noon Donold H1uck. W.upoclllly ... lip a ·' -1 ·-• • A-Bid olx hoarto, Thl> 1hould Salurdoy . , · . thank Dr. J. J. Divis; doC· _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _.:_.,...._ . rom~y~~· o. -· 's.»ffc be • <loeb. tors, nuraes and staff ..of ""=~=...,.,,_=~:..::~ 3. i 1110111 Cllld<OWI'rtclllt Cltlclc OW I J.:IQ.4tc Q-The biddmg has been: 2S Rer cent Oisc::oLlnf on pa i· West North East South ads and ads Pl!lid 'A 1fh i1' 10 tlay : GALLIPOLIII, OHIO '"hOH 1970 Cadillac Remaining For Want Ad Service . 5 cents per Word one InsertiOn · Minimum Charge 7.Sc secutlve with bea•moliK'Tgarage, two porctiH, ahll4e tr.,.., ·l'h·- e ground locat.d 011 Rt. 124. Syrocull, Ofllci, by .!l!!'"'ror· Phone Galllf"'ll <146-,..,. oppolntmen . 1-25-tfn siding, one acre of ground. cellor, new drilled well. on good road. Phone 992"137. RATES . WILL SACRIFICE Zag equipped desk m oewlng machine. Excellent coridlflon, only S37.60 cash 4 ROOM house, aluminum cents per . w lrd three· consecutive lnsP.rtlnn!l; 18 cents per word S/JI( ctm - r-----------------------------------------1 ~ Only llVew 12 WOOD MOTOR SALES ~ ~rs. & Tr~ks. SUPER ·· - bfALS ON Ok USED CARS Singer~ 1 R~ ....-rn home embroiders, and monograms,. Phone 992·2685. l-27.6fc ' publisher witt not be reSponsible for more than ont lncorred, insertion - Jl -EABm11N AVE. r. Real Esbte For Slle For Sale price. Makes buttonholes, · Our Low Prices move the"' fiSt - So Don't Delay •.• UJ todey, Oearence on •1170 SCOUNTS Pomenty, 0.- Jackson, o...... Athens, 0 . . Hours: 91o a Mon.-Fri •.:... 9-5 Sltui'dily -1·5 Sunday · Can! PONTIAC GMC TRUCKS In Pvmeroy Since 1853 PHONE 992-2143 POMEROY, OHIO 1 ~~:t Diller . I(JICK Chev. 1 ~- D·ANNIE'S MolllteHtmo ~BL~EnNAIS AU. WRH FACTORY AIR no-trump. WANT AD Jeff's four · no-trump call INFORMATION was p I a I n old-fashioned DEADLINES , Blackwood, as was Ira's five- 5 P .M. Day Before Pub:llcatlon Menday Otadllntta.m. , spade response to show three CanceUatlon a. Corrotctlons aces. Will be accepted until 9 a.m. for ~ Day of Publication This was enough for Jeff. REOULATIO~S He counted to 13 and bid The Publisher reserves the seven no-trump to get the right to e~ll -or relect 1ny ads ma•lm urn match point d~emed obfectional . The '1,095 See Art Hoyt, Bill Nelson, Cew1rd C:.lvert · or Fred Bleettner. 8 :si.E '6180 •• .'7195 .. - . ·'66 Vcilk$wagen · ·~ ~n~:, · 4 sj)eed, bucket seats, , red •. Nice, was $1395. KanauiJa, Ohio 2 Or. hardlop. auto. trans .• p . steering, p. brakes. fac. air cond .. shell beige finish with black vinyl roof & interior. 35,000 miles. ' 1,895 SMITH AUTO SALES 66 Buick CUstom 400 3 Bedroom. froft1end·R.~ - c:.tiMdr.l Rip ' .lith end 'h. . ·. . ,_ Jldrm. . ' . . aufomiflc lran~miiiiOII wltll opiiOflll - - '"'"• ahltt. ·Shows goad care. 40 Mort in stodl ~ I '%,395 Ollly 2019~1 Mly mil... It showe Ill ~ '· )lOwer brlltn, -~~tomaflc trail· '1195 SPECIAL trP· .1 p I owner, Roof Pelntlng & Repelr, SpOuting & Carpenter Work. Conted: Cammlldal bath, paneled house, wash ~ Free Estimates Caramlc tile and slate house. gor-. oH Rt. 7 at Memorial Gardans. Phone ORVILLE DUtSON Chester 915-3969 or 992-5007. James Hollon, Jr. From tile L!orgest Truc~<oof · 1-28..1< 742·3M5 Bulldozer Radiator to tho Rt. I . Doxtw,O. Smallest Heeter Core. 5 ROOM house', beth, gorage, cellar, storm doors and windows, 3 acres of ground. Phone 992-3826. Hav• Your "reerly . ••• tn-2143 1-27-31< - - - - - - - -73 ACRES, 6-room modern SEPTIC TANKS CLEANED. Reasonable rat11. Phone houao. Several outbuildings, 2 John Ru11111, Gallipolis <146miles eut of Dexter on 1\1\olgs 4782 alter 5:30p.m. Countv Rood 4. W.lte R. L. 4-7-ttc Andrick, /fJ9 Lohnn Drive, Fairborn, Ofllo 45324. -GUARANTEED1·21·31p WHEEL · Horse Sales end Service. Blum Lumber Phone 992-2094 Company, Chuter, Ohio. 4 BEDROOM - · bath. One Phone 915·3301. ocro. Good condition. Will 5-:ZO.ffc ! Auto occopt trailer as porllol p1yment. Tup_pers Plein• AIR CON'DITIONING, "' E. Main. Poinoroy, O. area. Phone t;oolvllle 11'7Phono ff2·2143 Rolrlgorlllor\ -vice. Jack's 3347. Relrlgoratloil, New Haven, . ATHERTON TV end Electronic· Phone 112·207'1. 4-6-ffc SEPTIC tonks cl ..ned. Millar Sarvk:o. New Channel Maotw . Sllnltotlon, Stewart. Ofllo. Ph., T.V.S. Phone Long lloftQm HARRISON'S ·TV AND AN· 162 3035 • 2·12-H• • -· 1-:111-tic TENNA SERVICE. PhOne ' ' 992-2522. READY-MIX CONCRETE delivered right to your C. BRADFORD, AuciComploto Service oroloct. Fut end 111y. Frn Phone 949-3121 illlmlltl. Phone 992-3214, Recine. Ofllo Googloln Roody-Mlx Cli., CrlttBr- ., ~ Mlddl_., 0111•· 6-30-Hc _________________ Phone 992-5632 BLAE'iTNARS EXPERT Wheel Alipment Air-Conditioning Inspection And $5.55 Rt01aqe 6.98 ~.~, ,\BiaeHnar's Pomtnlf Heme I ~ ·"~ SPEC.AL AUCI'ION ... ~~A.;spt.• ~..·· nil~- G:30 , ... "· �•• '. . POMEROY-MIDDI.~IO ... ~;I · .r ••n wtUoN. a. ftwaabKt.!lbe:old~r.:~~~~~~~:=:. of''NIIanlanh. 1171t + +++ DALit (Cilley) &tllpb, Pat Hoolck, John ea.... and a.et Tlmeldll bpi tblnp movlllg while ~ were gone. We'D haft to nn In f<fr O!et ckll'lng tile nell two neb while be likes a . lnatber. + + + ++ ' ' CI!:BT pllna to wak:ll bla 11011 Jolll play llble temla In ; <>-Ia. lJDientlnd he'D 111M tUe In a lew ~ti Redll · lweeball pmea. Hope the RhlnelaDdtn pull out oflbelr 11ump ......_It' Ia It-·"' be .... ~....__.., __ ( far "--' .___ . ........, a too le. ...,..... ·-·~- u u.......... • . . c:CIIcemed) to blowev~ at IIIII ategeoflbecampaiiiJ'. +++++ ll'S ''llact4o«booo" MCI!clay lilr •jljliwdmatelJ 3,0110GaWa Caunty lhldenw. Some S,OIIO city papl1s will resume clasaes m . folio- . + + ++ + NO doubt the new unit will replace l&mm films now being with beef demand. · Uled by moat area high schools. You can't beat Instant replay, or But ranchers who produce · stop aC!ICII. As far u we know, only Ironton and Jactaon have beef calves are now trending In llmJiar units In the Soutbe~~ ~ League. the other dlrectloo, building up a potential lor beef output "far THE new unit was purchaoed with proceeds taken In by Blue beyond the eftective present . Dm1Boost.-swhoopl!l'atedtheloodstandduringthe1970Gallia and anticipated demand," the . Oo8nty JUDior Fair. Pnstdeot B. B. Matthews is still pral.slng 197 ANCA userled. . per10111 who donated lhelr efforts recently. Several were Unless the trend Is checked, _l'elpOJISible for the succeas of the project. n waa the boosters' the cattle lndualry group llld, · largest llldertaldng 1n history. we feel. howev.-,that 11 wu the ranchers and beef feeden1 will · pen11tence of BIB Matthews and his wife Estlvaun which made be faced with declining prices. . the JI'OJecl 80 IIIIC( ful. They .began preparing for the unThe ANCA statement noted ............ that a U per cent annual In- -... Jut March, and nov.-let up until the 1970 fair was crease In beef cow breeding IUtory.ltwuajobwell--dCI!e,folb.Weappreclatelt. herds would Increase actual + + + ++ beef supplies by about 2 per TWENTY YEARS AGO, from the flies of the Daily Tribune cent annually because of In· and weekly Gallla 11mes ... Harold G. Brown, 51, blgllway creaslngef!lclency.Governmenl , lllperintendent, claimed by death In Columbus ... New Kanauga econlllllsts estimated recently ~In Theatre to open on Labor Day ... Gallia County that growing U.S. production adlchil's Hmne &tperlntendent Wllllam Sprague, 58, dies 1n and Olp8J1(IIng Imports would BolllriJoiPiai ... Cli)'PatrolmmG.Gordei!FtsberandCariT. boost per capita beef suppHI!S Al1ea to become deputy sbert1fa ... Stanley Evans and Harland between 1 and 3 per cent lu the M1rt1a head HOlzer ned few years. to Holpital lunlkalslng campaign for An Agriculture Departbolpltal upaD'ioo ... Mrs. Byrd Alerander sureeeda Mrs. G. E. men! report, lll8ued last May, J!llllatt u VInton COIJespoiodeutlilr Gallia Times ... Downtown said conswner demand lor beef .r:: Gfoti!Jr~~., ·~~J=~~ koftlon; ~al Haep,a.l: ,He hl!d A•-~ pellen\ lbeni ~t * ._.. ·• ·· . ' ' Conn 12;~ .,U D;; Sallp'dq Ia : tile 'Sc!llli;r af lbe uo. wife t "ella · , · ' "' 1 Mlife '.' ,af'"" W«c:eelter I; Mill., bU • .. bllen and ®Run~ to ' Mr. qotJe liad l*n In flllq health two Y~ and II! IKiOU condltiCII alnee entering tbe · ~ Involved . II! ~ ' ~tlng and alrl acoatt,· hoepltal. • . Be was born Feb. $, liM, In Symmea Twp., Ill LawJe...e tubllwter of Pick 3il, GaWpolla _lbret yean foil-'-• lbe •••oa ••oyearsCII Pldlcmunlltee..Nowbela pack committee chair· ~- A3 a youngster be wuaBoyScout. Today be 011 f(ounty,sonafthelateWaaband America Hannent Colle. He married the 1ormer ElleJI . Mae Slagle 1u lt25. She sur· vlves, along with one 1011, Qab.plan ''CirlSmllh,Nielt"• Qal."'-'!Jiti 8Jn honor late wu...._...IO ~~-·•_ •. •tiilllll 'urn·,sof.$tO! .tho . . tops --.w . . . . . . .. . • e.·IYl'·""............... """" ,. ·--·· .... """' MII[O " " crease In tbo 1970's, b\11 not u B.oy or G •..l • Do -blfu ·,.. ·. · 1· U ,. . , , . . 1 E~'- . :-:'Ilea~ For Ptaytex Fall Sale! ~ Hose all!~ stocking fashions by Berkshire In our annual fall sale. Many, atudles show tbe currenl rate of expansiCII In beef COW herds is ''too fall . "It Is up to cattlemen alone _to c:CIItrol lbe level of the cow )len!, for they are the ones who ~ to lose the most (by ovaerpeMon)," the statement ~: "Cittlemen, by taking corrective actloo now, have the opportunity to maintain and lUilber iq>rove the economic iltructure' of the beef cattle ,bwdrieos, and thereby the net ·Income position of lndlvldllal I:IUiemen. Fallun to talte cor. l'eCUve slept """ to 'pace' lbe ~ In the cow herd c:ould resulllu oerlous IICIIIIomic problema for cattlemen," lbe ANCA llald. : Government econllllists estl· !Jllile beef cow herds grew at lbe rate of about 4 per cent a year during the 19tiO's, and probably will contlnae to a· panel at a rate of about 2· per !*It ... 10 annually during the jllqt few years. : the AN'CA, which aald herda - t l y lncnaslng at a 2 cetit to I per cent annual llllld tbe ~ of Anwl· -..in over lbe nRI" be' . b.t hold-: rat. to " per-i .or 1.2 many colors In every style to accent your ~ tRIC6T BRA Now totalcomlort I~. a linserif! sc)ft trl~l)t br~ for today's ''n~turallook" fall fashion wardrobe. tt ,. iri6 STASH away Savings now on Famous on fann front .• • new no·sh(;w cup seams to .- • Reg. 3.00 Actlonwear Pantr -Hose - Sale 2.49 Reg . 2.50 Solo Panty HOie • • - ' Sale 1;99 Reg. 2.50 Cantrece II Panty Hose • Reg. 1.75 UHra, Ultra Stockings Sale Ut Salt 1.49 Saie i'.4t Reg. 1.75 AcHonW.ar StockiilliJI Sale 1.49 Reg. 1.75 Ultra II Stocking • • . ' Slaop wnrhkJi 9:30 Ill 5. Opel llolb fridly llld s.mtday un11 . . · ..... I ~t,t. .,.. • I • fllllllf'MIDHinC ......_ ~-. ' , /t . . . ' ;I· . 'f< Elbelfelda:. t~n- :~aml:~oJ ' ··i'-·- ' 1 1. . • , ' ' . 'w( ·. i·"l·-~'n•' ' .: .:.r, , . I ,.' ',{ ' Eight Offic ;, ' Shooting Victims ( - Damage :dt~.;...b · Four poHcemen were shot, one fatally as he sat at his deSk In Philadelphia . Four other policemen w..-e WOWided u they chased suapeels through a MexicanAmerican part of Riverside, wiring. Galllpolls and Pl. Pleasant volunteer finmen, aided by illeJI!bers of the General Ser· Calif. vices Administration depot, fought the blaze for nearly thne hours before bringing It under control. Two volunteer firemen, Cheater Leport and Junior GJIIesple, were overcome by smoke. They were admllled to Pleaaant Valley Hoapllal. Leport was glveri mouth-to. mouth resuscitation by Andrew l.err!ler• a member of the Gaillpolla Fire Department. It wu the fUth major fire In recint years to strike tbe bualiiess aectlon of downtown J't. Pleasant. A-fire of undertermlned origin caund an estimated $4,500 damage Ia a fire late Saturday at the nsldence of Robert Ubi, · Gailipolla Ferry. Two cars and a garage were lost In the blaze. A neWIIIIlllll was killed in a riot that broke out during a rally in Los Angeles. In New York 2,000 young people, Including a group of homosexuals, stoned police In a confrontation In Greenwich Vlliage. These were some of the major instances of violence thst plagued a number of American dlles during the weekend. In Philadelphia, Sgt. Frank Von Colin, 43, wu shot five times and killed at his desk In lie Cobbs Creek Part guardbouse Saturday night. Minutes earlier, a man hailed a patrol wagon driven by policeman NEW YORK (UPI) -St.M!t fl'lcea opened blgber In Moderately active trading Way. Carryover atnngth from !at week coald help stir up early demaud lor stocks. But asauy analyots polaled uut .,t detplte a moetly co• li&rucUve aewa bactpmmd ae market appean ripe lor .,... • Intepated Schools To ' ' 111'1"41' ~Today By United Pmo International · Moet Southerll'l4b.ools opened lbelr doors today 107 the first , .hli~,\0· J••s.Jregrt!~. Oftl~talf gelltl'ally fell lhlire · - · ' ll'oulll ·be no ·disruptive inttdelill. . . Among lhe larger school ~lii¢11 opening today were Mlajnl, Atlanta, Birmingham, :Ala.; and Richmond, Va. Dade (Mtaml County, Fla.,) ~ :h:a~hllt:Ot en= ts bed wbe-bused 1tude .... ~ · · ~s were staggered to jlfflet a shortage of buies, but aiJthorltles estimated they still · ·~ 20 new bUlls at about . •QOO lach. ·• . ' ~ljanta ~nt 1}0,000 children blekto~hool,blllthepotePtlal ~OU~Ie spot 11!U Savannah !'IM!\•eelgbl.elemenc.ryschools wetehi palrtcl or combined to ac eve Integration · In the dlatrict. School Supt. Jack no trouble, "La~:.;eop·~u: James Harrington, 39. ~glAin pulled over and tho man shot him twice In the face. Two Policemen Wollllded Sunday nlgllt, two rugnway patrolmen stopped s stolen car carrylng two black men In West Philadelphia, the same netgll· borhond of the previous shootlngs. The patrolmen were wounded, one critically, In an exchange of gwoflre. Later, a wounded man wu arrested in a private home. Police arrested three men ln connection with the Saturday night shootings and charged one with murder, possession of explosives and flnanns violalions. Police said he told them he belonged to a black group that had been ''planning to kill pigs lor several months." In Riverside, C.Uf., four policemen chasing two men through a Medcan-Amerlcan By Uliled Preu lnlemallonal - FIREMAN Geo Clark member of the G w~u. V 1 Fire De 0~tebaer '."ftft . b~eblc~l,h_w. u ~ .. tbrae , _ _ r _ ge by' a-_ -~Sa~ · :: _ - e "': UIWIWIII cw•~ ~.a-....,.. • . . t.,.... a ..... w qav~ ....... . .... lilllltbi•laltliO;IIIIO-damageto-.W · WDey:land R Otary Club. Welsh said, and his pictures proved, "Disneyland Is 'Worth ft. • '""" · • · ' "' '""' •" · THE HAGUE <UPI) _ Ambolnes• 111111 . d youths shot their way Into the lndooeslan Em· bassy today, kWed a pollee guard and said Uley would shoot one of Utree hostages they seized U Indooeslan President Suharto does not agree to meet their leader In 48 hours. . '111~ ln_dooeslan ambassador lo HoUand escaped when the youlhs Invaded Ute emba85y with slen guns blazing, bUt they s.elzecl his wife and the ambassador's two ehlldren In protesl: In ' S b .... h •- eh__. lecl t I aga s. u a,..,, w o '" s .,.u · o arr ve . Tuesday. ~ Games. Will n Uiahliaht .~..e• '"e' Labor n~oy Ce'eb..a.:.....n· _W ' ·-· ..... Edu-•o "'rs · IL4tl. ~ Bombs caused light ctamage tn lbe Washlngtoo Embllaiea.af Portugal and Rhodesbl Satur· day nlgllt. Later, a note saying "we are an African people" and criticizing "uploitation of oppression of African people around the world" was slipped Into a mall slot of the Associated Press. The New York City VIolence began Saturday ni&hl and early Sunday when. 350 homose&uals marched from a rally for "gay power" In Times Square to Greenwich Village. Young people joined them in flgbts with poliC!!. In Chicago, two members of the Disciples Street Gang were arrested after somebody !Ired a shotgun at a parade led by the Black P Stone NaUon and Injured three. The march celebrated the coming school season. In Cairo, lbe semiofficial ByUnltedPresolllleraatlonal cleared up. newspaper AI AbriDl said The Middle East peace Davan and his hackers In the llrael's charges Egypt moved cabinet appeared lo have won efforts bogged down today, with SAM2 and SAM3 missiles wllhln the Israeli cabinet split over Its at least a partial victory the 31-mlle lnlce ana after lbe course of action and Egypt SUnday when the cabinet clalmlug charges of cease-lire violations were a "coverup" lor an lsraell·Amerlcan electronic equipment deal. Pcilltical sources lu Jerusalem said Defense Minister ·Moshe Dayan Is considering resigning unleSB larael revises _Ita stan<:e ~- till . taiiii'•*H•*" ~ ttie u.I:O!!'!ftatft~ 'Vijlai\ holda .lFHI lhould not have even begun the talks Wlless the Issues of Egypt's alleged Installation of missiles In the SUez Canal cease-fire zone was detained Ambassador to the U.N. Yosef Tekosh instead of sending him back to New York for further talks. U.N. mediator Gunnar V. Jarring had hoped to get the Jllce of the talks stepped up, but the lack of an Israeli negollator dashed those . ~ With the 904tay cease-ire alnady In 118 24th day, Jarring has met twice each with the lsraeU, Jordanian and Egyptian representatives. ceue-fire went Into effect Au87 was ngarded In EIYPtlan milltary circles "as a dellber· ate attempt to cover up lor an electronic equipment deal between the United Sletes and IsraeL" It did not give delalla of the 11 deal." 111 ~. At-6 -~ ­ and Jordanian security fort!lls claShed SUnday nigllt f..- the fourth time In a week. Tile Palestinian guerrillas did not accept the cease-lire. For Area Health Projects Tenth District Cong. Clarence E. Miller wu today advised by the Appalachian Regional commlaalon of the apti'Oval af a $215,723grantforprojeclllnthe otibe Flies 'fowan:/, '! = ..:~:: ~ .BRINDISI, Italy (UPI) - A epeecb bearing or visual hijacked Air Alg\!l'le airliner claordei-. wllh 25 passengers aboard 'l1le ~am wiD Include hopototcbed across Italy today area. wide cue llnillnll ser with its final \iestlnatlon vlees beginning with new~ unknown. 1nf 11 rw--ootl - - ' - -"' ...._ men ~th "''"" and a an • ~--· c........ ww ""~ ,., e-be lded "'-·"" Olt ' lmife hijacked the twin-engine of turboprop Convair 840 In centera and their trllllient Algeria, look It to CagllVI, Sardinia, and then to Brindisi, ltelr. 1be liljackers had llld Veterau Memorial llaopltal they wanted to go to Tirana, lbe SATURDAY ADMISSIONS capital of CommWIIBt Albania, Nancy Manley, Middle· but whether It wubeadedthere purl; . Lennie Pullins, was not known. . Reedavllle; Leatha Amos, Jl'lret word of tile bljaeklag Cheshire; William Byers, came when the pilot radioed Pomeroy. Elmaa Field at Cagllarl early · SATURDAY DISCHARGES today aOd ~. for perml.jalon - Marvin Teaford, CecU to laPd, and be 8Mn a Duncan, Lena McDowell~ Pearl map slloWing the,'Jiii!'O&~ to Cole, Blanche Spalde. lbe alrpoft 'it ' VIoft" a South-- SUNDAY ADMJSSlONS central Albinfall·, ~- tcilm. ArileUa Herdman, Pomeroy; WbeD the plane landed In Arnold, Pomeroy; CaiiJiari, 11 of~. pel'liCIIl8 Mildred Blanche Sickel, Hartfoftl; 0r1a aboartl-il>o'ludlnlJnlnhromen Hubbard, 87raeut. andtwoJilln ~ werniJOwed. to SUNDAY DISt:ifARGE - o.p!'!:.;;n; gp;;;·,.,.:.; IIIIP8Diionofstudenll~vlcled af uaauiUng teachers, and qed development and use of tecllnoioglcal Innovations to lm· p-ove the quality .of. educatloo. John J•. GIDigan, the DemocnaUc nominee aald Cloud '1el• 1!Ji!r !lpesil•l ~ow or doesn't can lhat Ohio's public educa· . ti&~•.'!Jlstanlla_ l.n deep flnallclal .!rGilble and Cll lbe ' . ..,.. ol~ ! ' . With .~ ·~ 'lhat "oUr entire ii\!!IC&~ 1JY4te1i1 Ia on tht . .E ' • .' seven county ana aved by the Ohlo Valley Health Services, Inc. De crut II for MIIPaace In ~~~~of a ~; !::"'...ve ...--. ~..., ~~~~~~- Clll'nll..., ill operpt~aamllea'' tenioblo. Miller wu told that the p-ojects wlll provide cOmplete D'lane ·-.. u• • ked ni]BC ,r, Ina MIIBion Sunday night "' find new ways to give teachers more flexibility lu collective bargaining without 1be need ~ ~~te1 totlng''prOf.._onal days •• rrup school programs. The state ail4ltor llld the ""·-·ton had the chance •""""" , .w aid a new generation 'find 11self and build 011 ~~ construcUve achievements. He SUIIO&Ied new programs! 1o 1mprove communca 11on 8iiiOII8 local ~boola and slate edltcaU.,.al ofl1clals; llliJlPIIIted " 'i ;•_:• '' ed by a shotcun blast. Earlier In the evenln8, 100 young persona h8d tried to herrlcade streets. Four men were arresteel; · one on ausplcloo of attempted murder. One-hund!-edmlleaeut,more than 100 Los Angeles policemen used_lear gu IG break up a crowd of 500 persons Sunday night in the Mwcan-Amerlcan district of Wilmington, In the second night of violence. At leul 15 fires were set over a l~uarH!Iock ana and four persona arrested. llubea Salalll' Is KIDed Saturday nigllt, In the same area, Ruben Salazar, a coiiDII· nisi for the Los Angeles 11mes and news director of Spanishlanguage television alation KMEX, was killed whe11 a lear gas shell fired iniAl a bar to clear a crowd struck his head. Efforts Bogged Down KENT, Ohio (UPI) - The some 1100 educators at the 25th local leaders cCIIference of the Ohio .Education Associa· tionturned to technical sessions today after hea"•• tbe educa tiona! views guberna: torlal candidates. A seminaf will be held on "Strategy of Change," "' be conducted by George M. Deal . and Joe M. Bohlen of Iowa state university. Roger ClOlld, the Republican nominee, proposed at lbe open- a11 u .costs to see and experlence, and lbe coal to a · u 'I • ur.~ . lrled visitor Is not excessive." Be · ' week to __• ,.__ ' .llld a a1mi1ar project ~ only Gamea for cldldnn on the . number of organizati..- to · ~~~r• . - is proje~ted lor uppef Parlilng' lot wltb participate In lhe .parade . ·-... nilineroua cash prizes to be Othel.'ll wlshnjj to ljlke ll!l"t an a•arded wlll highlight the 8811 . ed . to •et 111ord to Sltuble by · "' •President Charles Slinons 111nual Labot Day celebration the .n,kend In Ol'iler · to Com· ~- Attendance eCIIIest Oi lbe Pomeroy Fli-e Depart- plete thi! line of march. c~alrman ,George Meinhart ment one week from today. A chicken bartieclie ,will be A j,arade 'I ll 10:45 a,m. will served on the upper parl!ng lot ll!'led ccioperatlon Jn that club ..-o~t beglltnlng at lbe first · o)ien tlie nlebratron. Joe throughout tbe day, Henry me.tingln$eptember. Sttuble,parade~.~d wen1>andRoyReuterwillbeln · ·· today Uie Will form at charge of thla event. . ,Ladies of lbe chiii'Ch 1111'1'in1 the . ~01'0)' Junlcir Games lin scheduled fclo 1 dlJino!r wen! Mrs. ~!en !,am·b•#J~ng. The. p.m. Contests Include aack bert, Mrs. ~ Haye~~, Mrs. doWn Main St. rac:es thne-legged race~ loot G•.u .........,.'.Mrs.. Nu M_oors, A.;. ' ·up' •wes• re"""' •--ball· tbr-s 1.. 8 ·J. . Bess'Sanbotn. 1lit M~ •w ' .... ·' · · ·· . • , •· ' ·· -•tl' he llld. . ·:,.,_,f;;,· -'' · • .•,.. . area Sunday night were wound- Listen To Candidates $215,723 Grant Approved v TOplC . Friday Jack Welsh, manager af the Colmnbus and Southern Ohio Electrl Co t Middleport showedc col~· h!ne movies h~ took In 1967 of fabulous Disneyland IAJ the MiddleportPooleroy Rotary Club Friday evening at Heath United Methodist Church. f!\.-f!lee ' . .,· .. ""' . 'h.!- 1 - downward adjustment alter more tbu a zt.polnl pin ou tbe Dow Jones tedustrlal average last week. ,_. ..,~_"u..,.w.··~~~ . . . ..........-....... .........w.·.·············-·w<· ...................,. . . ..:'·"''- ~-~~~;:.~.:'~~'~;~ ~~ ,I i. IIIli ~onJ' Reg. 1.35 Lice Mesh Stocklnoi • • •• Silt 1.19 t.ot' f,shions. ~ .-• "'lerlng Reg. 1.75 Agllon Stockings : . · . • • $lie 1.49 Reg. 1.35 154 ~r ltocklno,i •• : • hit 1.ot Rtf. 1.35 Walklllt Sheer Stockings • • Sale eomp(ill!~nt tpday's - .- ' estimated at $50,000 In a fin ·late Saturday afternoon which gutted Gene Ball'a . Reltaurant located on VIand imd Main Sl. The blaze Will Clluaed by a short In electrical . . . ;!· ' ·- · ~as ~for Taft"T_..,,·~. !!!!!!'!!!!!iJ!!~!'!!Pii!!!M . .. . . ,·~.. ,· -·-1r--~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ ·--· senatorial oampaljpl. • · ' Annual Berkshire Panty .. ' r. .' c· .!' - Yr. PLEASANT <ilPI> _. Elberfelds Hosiery Department By BERNAIUl BRENNER UPI Farm Edller Washlngtoo (UPI) - Cattle Industry spokesmen are ID'glng ranchers to protect and lm· pruve tbelr prices by throttling back on herd expansioo plans. . The advice COOJes in a stale1J1ent from the American J'laUCIIal Clttlemen's AssoclaUoa (ANCA), which said Its ' -· '· At •so,ooo •--~~lUl, ...,... _ ;' "'''"" -. theSipltlbeSlar; ~. 10, Webelol Sciaut, Paek IIIH, wlih wolfe and bear Levels Holding L '4~ (/ -~IB~In~hls:~sec:·:ond~:year;:~~bqel::·~and=~ca:tll7:··~m:,w;~::~=~~~=~~:=~~.i ~~ Dalley, Blue Devils' first string center, becomes ill, mlliBes grid catUe herd expansion In the Lausche, also a former drills ... Tlrin Cities upoets leasue-leadlng Bees, 6-3. next few years would also slow governor and U.S. Senator and down. a democrat. Of ,,,. . MONOAY, AUGUST 31, 1970 . E$t~ate f: Herahal Golfe, Callfomla. Two daughten pnceded ~ ..; ; - i!! ':i1 . In death. FIVl! gr~n survive. Two slslen, Maude Golfe and • ·1 ·e :athMohler pnceded him In . '' _. .·. Fwteral serv•-~" he ;p,ra''"'¥ .....,. ww be ld r • , . • • :, • • , 2 p.m. Monday at lbe Rehobeth By EMIL SVEILIS aplanation. forelgnen. .· ' · (. On ' bl-:.:.~ ___::._ ~ ' Methodist Church on Buffalo Uallod Preu lnlemallnal ltonlcally,-thegroupiDcluded AlldJapana~IIM ·-.f, . ~ ''i Creek near Waterloo, with Rev. The "tune-outs," 30 years old two U.S. Air Force offlcera on lliy Anlirican )'Oath Jb'f lillY . o6LUM8us U.... Damoo Stapleton officiating. and over, say they arellndlllg leave. clolhln&atyle C!aJi enter the Rep:Rohett·A.taftJr.,~; Burial will be in Buffalo Creek It Increasingly difficult to Nationalist Cblua greeta counlry on a tculll viu llllleU the Republlean Hllltorlal Cemetery. distinguisll boys from &Iris foreign vlslllln with peraona. he hu a put record of i ncmlnee, llld Sa~ tilt' Frlenda may call at lbe tocJay. To them long-haired Hzed Utile cards bearlntl thla criminal olfellle. .. natlo'n'a j,reilet!t "eccinomll Wa"""llaJiey-Wood Fwteral boys look like &Iris from behind lns4:ription: ''Welcome Ill lbe South Vlellwil, the pql woes" were callled ~)' 1111 .... Home between 7 and 9 p.m. and some braless alrls loot like Republic of China. No lqlialr paradlae for the q1, t.liard f<fr two DemOc:r•tlc II(< SWlda)'. boys from the front. or lllllg heart pleaae! Hen you the cUual visitor, l!1artlnll IIIII mlnlitnllona · '' The body will be taken to the To set the Image stralglll, will find the people most moolb, lbe goveriunent · hu "The, llem~ats ran up a church to lie In state one hour some countries are administer· friendly and honest." besun requlrlq vlau f<fr detlelt of 01'81' ~lilllllloaln ~ prior tn the services. In& compulsory shearillge IG Cooservallve pollee associate ~ CIIIJiing Into lbe and 1911 ,alune," be iald, '"lllli• ••-, _ R ..... ••-ba••"" =~~theyed arefonalllgnowedvlsltotorshit ~~hair with drug addlctlon, a co~~· , , 1ncreaaec1 federal 111 Q!tai !j lJI.•"' ""1!1'" ocnous offense In Talw111 ...,.,a:nment offlclala agne lbegnateltcaiiae Clf lniiAIIan ho. GALLIFOIJS _ Word was the streets. punlahable by imprtJonment for that tis move · 11111, · ~ t!U couniry." "1 received-here Saturday of the The toughest reslrlcllons seven years, tourism, bllt It wlll al8o keep ''Jtllteaalong .llmi!Airblktdeath of Mrs. Paul Rumbaugh against Iong-llalred hippie vlsl· Portugue,se Macao, an Island 0111 peacenlband otber blppies. off tbe llfecll oliUCb aiM'ftiftif 53 a resident of Aliquippa p ' tors are in Asia. Nor an they off the Communlat am- 1bere an no 'P"ccfl~ lawl lnflalloolry boast," he Aid In 1:· Mn. Rumbaugh died on 'AU:· popular _ID the Middle East. Coast, also does not fool against hippla, bill authorilleiJ stiltement: . ,! 10. She Is a form.- resident ,f Europe 18 almost unlv.-aally aroWld. The law there II that In m011t IQdi!Je l!luf!!m COUll· "Cqngreq muit act Ga!lia County. Her husband Is a lenient,_ having • goocklzed any man who Ma~ authorities tries baruucrulfy,long-ludred I'IIIJ«<IIlilJ to' COIIttol ~ former manag..- of lbe G. c. long-llaired populaUon of Its conclder beJnc '11! sud u a traY~. CualoJq officials are lpelldjng and to cooperate will! M~~~phy Co. own. alrl" will be punlahed. ~ to!J811 on blpple the Prelldent In lllJI efflrll - · Mrs. Rwnhaugh died of an To pcillce In some countries, The government of Soulb lfPIS,_puiU., lbelr luggage rev-.lbelnflal:iollaryljllial,": apparent heart attack shortly long hall' means drugs. And It Korea, on the olber hand, bu . a~ and~ a general be laid. after her husband suffered a Invites .a search at lbe border no specific tegulatlona again~\ •hlilsance fll!' tbe vlslton. :="If~~~=:;= stroke. Mr. Rumbaugh Is and striCter surveiUance. enlry of long-halra 8J)d other recovering from the stroke. Fo~lgners Oflea Refued hippie types. MarijUIIUIIJIIOt. Besides her husband, Mrs, Foret_gners are often refuaed In& Ia prohiblled, bUt so far no lbe' Rumbaugh Is survived by two admission to Singapore even U Americans have been caught. IWUUAGBLICENBI!B . ii~~=~~~i~~~ children lbey only bear lbe allghtesl Molley Flrsl In PNIIpp!Po POMEROy - Detutt. Dean • . slgnsolbelngahlpple. Apeace MoiJer eGme1 flrat to the SchUUng, It, 1\utland, and BRICKER TAFT sign may just do it. One group FUiplnos. The PhlUpplnes hu Sandra Kay Clatwcxlbt, II, A COLUMBUS (UPI) - For- of more than a dozen Ameri- adopted an open door policy to Middleport; Baylliond Alfred mer governor and u.s. Senator cans and Europeans which visitors in an effort to Zlrlde, 21, Pomeroy, and Sarah John Bricker has been named arrived three months ago was encourage ~ and hu no . Elizabeth Daekworth, 18, co-chalrmal! of U. S. Rep. turned hac~ en masae without restrictiCIIB against long-balred Mld~t. :.;.!"g\;::;:':::n:':'~dl~~ .':":: ~:~~;U::r~~P=~~ !'~~~~pwillw:'eF~n:~: ft..,.,.,.._ PfHe Meip-.,_..,... · ' Fke Loss 'Dr. (~liCk) llrolb wu ..........~ -- ' ' .~ lie' · Devo..d To ' VOL XXII NO. 97 FOR = . ' •.T~~~ .. , · PleNint, wu Ba and ntlncl brakeman for tbe 0 Rllln>ad. Be wau -member II( Main Street· Bapllat C!lw'cia, Wli'ld War I vel!nn, member o1 Al!lerican lAglon PGit 23. Nnt Pleullnt Junior Order ct Mechankia. , He was born In Muon County Sept 211, 1118, a son af llie late Jack and Gusla Mabley Gaatinl. Funeral services will be conducted Sunday at 2,30 p.m. from the Main Street ""ft"•t Church. Bur!QI will fom Suncnst cemetery. The Rev. ~gt 'on,'eld ~-·~p~. ' i r..JiiJ. · .. ~t~.·r!',OWLaiL "'!""• , • ""!''-00• • ·.·t'' who spent entire lite Ia Wecbadly,Sept. 9. Seems like It was only yesterday youngsten John H. Davis will nac1 lbe -..tumedlooseforthelllillJilel'vacatlon.Ordoeelt? service. + ++ ++ Graveside riles will be conwmtthe opening of the 19'10-71 school term. area spcrts lana dueled by the American Legion. . . c1oae1y IX"'- drills of their favorite football A memorial service was . Ieima. The 1970 campaign will begin C11 Finlay, Sept. II. Area bla.. Ieima bave leliB than two weelll to Jnpan for their opening by the order -""' of Junior games. Mechanics at the Mobr.Stevens +++++ Funeral Homt. GALLIFOIJS' Mem«laa Field Ia a beehive of activity The body will be talten to the , MBiueDevllgrldmenandmusldanllgoaboutthelrdallytasbin church ooe hour before the . the hoi August sun. service. + + ++ + The deceased 1111urvtved by WE suggest all Individuals get a glimpse of the nff' Sony his widow, Hazel Teaford . VldeoaJrder purchased recently by the Blue Devils Booster Club. Gaskins ; brother, William, of '· ~ • ~· Aml8 J~. ' .,,, . • clinics. Treatment and fcillowup servlcea will be JI'Ovided by a host of private pliyalclllls, optometrists and the Oblo Unlvenlty Schad ct Hearing and Speech Services as well u the Special EducaliCII DivlsiCII of tbe Ohio Ilepertment of Education. Miller lndlealed tllat the eaUre Jli'OiftiD w•ld be coordbl81ed with alate lldlaeal qllilcloo• Total cost of lbe JI'OIII'IiD II 15115,178 with lbe Appalachian RegiCIIal Cumnlsslon fnndlrlg p-ovidlng 'II per Clllll of the funda and the reinaluder coming from local The seven COIIIItles .,....eel br Ohio Valley BeaJtb Slnlcel p-ofii'IDII are: Atbeil8, Gallla, Hocking, Jackson, Melel, VInton and Lawnnce. FINED fll, C08TS One defendant was fined and two others forfeited bonds In weekend bearings held before ·Middleport Mayor C. 0. Fisher. Fined •10 and costa on asaured elear dlatance charg• was James R. Pooler, 2$; Middleport. Forlelllng boads, bolll poaled on ~ peace cllarges, were SkNy Uttle, 27, MlddlepJJ1; ~ IIIII Chari• .Fruler, Columl!lll, $11.7!1, • 1, n.. I ·• J'• I � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 08. August Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Original Format The type of object, such as painting, sculpture, paper, photo, and additional data Newspaper Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource August 30, 1970