https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/5d996846307a4608987ad244d001e815.pdf 0d9d248aedb3434a1a2feda009ff40db PDF Text Text .f),'ii1~·~ l! : ~ ;..,.. ...ct.;.s ~ w11en ~~~=~~ Meta• Soli apd' Wliter ·: ~onserval!on . Board of ~liOn iliet recently for an •M n .., ·f: .... "'.. }~ ~ ~i ' fl;. il~' ' , ''!< •l ' ..= N. m1 •'--"-11 111 ' ' IUDIII*' aclloOl beld 11 Muoklngum college, New Conc«d, Aug. w, with Roy Mlller Harold Camehan Res Sbeneileld. 'l'herem Johnson, aor&ce Karr and Csrl BUIUm allendlns Johnson and Karr wen on the program presentlllg the topic "How we are chantllnS..;,envlronmentyear round grazlll&." ew re88UIW Jt was announced !bat there were 12 enlrles In lbe bay conteat which the district IIJICIIIIOI"d at tho Melp County Donald R. Krulmberger, a Fair wllh Roy Holter winninl freqlllllllvllltortoMelpCounty lbe trophy. aoer the years, Is new treasurer oflbe(Joodyear Corporation in A£on. Com Production Mr. Kronetllerger, who lls llllftled to the former Naomi Meetings Slated Jobneon, youngeat lllster of 'ibertoD Jobneon, Racine, bas Meigs area fanners are in· been serving aa assistant vlted to attend twillght corn mial T For Goodyear N ;roller of Goodyear since Hlaoleetlontolhepostbytbe •" T ..._ ;rf d · .._.., · Equipment Co., Cambrld&e, was accepted by tbe Yelp County Commluloners Tuesday mornln& in lbe amQllllt of $111,500 for I yard anol tine quarter loader. The loader wlll replace the preRnt uillt at tbe county gravel pit at Lelarl FaiL!. Jnolber~.sealedbldl for lwnp and stoker coal wlll II!= ad.....uaed with blds to ~ opened al tile office of lbe Cllllllllasloners on Sept. 1htt am. Meeting wlth tbe comliJissloners was Donald Diener, admlnlatra!Gr of Veteran• MemorltiHoepltal,inregardiG a new rotd around the new hoapltal addition. Attending were Charles R. Karr, Sr., Bob Clark and Warden 0ur1 COO!D)hJBlooera m1 Marlba clerk. Ctwnbn, :~~~~'!:.!~held n Oft · oda·· Thefll'slvisitwiUbeat7p.m. 0 0 Sumner whUe lbe Dale. Kautz farm on Route 7 near Cheater will be the second slop. John Underwood, area agronomist, Blll Smith, area farm management agent, and Blair Jalll!On, extension plant pathologist, w1ll cover the IGplca of producUon, man· @llement 1114 disease. AU inte •-• 1 · 1•~ res_, artners are mv ""'· Softball Tourney Bqpns Tonight MASON _ Mason's Little League is aponsorlng a softball Ulurnsment thlBLeaeventnsdlamatondlhe Masoo Little sue below the Masoo Drive-In. The double ellmlnation softhall tournament will begin at 5:45p.m. when Stewart's Hardware meets Middleport and lite Mason church wlll battle Miller's Market at 6:45 pm. · · SII!een 1eamB have entered the tournament and games are scheduled each evening through Labor Day. Trophies wW be awarded to the championship ·l 'lf - .. , .,.. 1,. • 0 Cootinued from page 1 ad Glon ~ of Olkland Park were on hllld. "Csr\'lbompiOn,beadoftbe :·entin l.fi wen'aWIIr\teol rlbbcllla ror ·tbelr ~ lllcbard ••-•·~ at lbe 1 c:oa1117 hoard of dlrectora was an· on the Albert Parker !ann near aolllced by <llalrman Russell DeYoung. In lbe now pollltloo, Mr. Kormberger replaces John F. Bennett, treasurer lor 10 yen, who retired lollowinS a 40 year career with Goodyear. Kronsnberger, who iB 49, joined Goodyeer In 1983 !rom Price, Waterbouse ad Co., c.rtlfted pubUc accountanls. Prior to that be waa controller of SelberllDg Rubber Co. A native of Cleveland, KrUienber8er graduated from aWl Slate University in oo with a degree In 8CCOlllllng IIICl Ia a mtmber of the Amerlean l'llllltllle of Oertlfled Pullllc Accouulanll. The ltoxetibetS«a reticle II 104 Creatwood Drive, WadIIWU'Ih, a suburb of A£on. 1 ' · .,:·~:tC~~ g:~ · ' ·. ,&~Itt .. P~es "'""" Kronenberger ',, ·' ComniiliiOJI lf2·.$tfMWIJtl .AfiJB~ · " rtNI1 1 the ~=·waaalloglvenootbe ew J.N8 ~r fa~ were:.. blue ' ':.· ·.· rz_••;!=:"~~'le.· ,_.,. board of supervisors' &D· A bld fronl ibe Soutbeaal aw(rded wltb lla.eb Elected were Thereon Johnson, chairman, and flsc:al apnt, Ra Shenefield, vice chairman, and Roy Miller, IICI'elary and treaaurer. A report on a sub<lrea 6 '" .. ' ' ) pMafOY:MIOOLEI'QRT, OH~ ~by ti.IO !18111 64redrl~w~t1 prize. . RUtl an d PTA.to. Honor. 4 Retl• red .Teac hers , · 1 Fourretlredteacherswlllbe eacbmeetlnll,ltldadoorJII'IIe .ee ::1:nc::= b7wl': Meellngaaaprevloull)'wlll be dlkeni--'-IG be lllisiled beld on tbe - d Mmclay of •each JDOntb at 7:30 p.m. l'llr nbleql,..t meetllip. Bebyslttera wlll be provided II WI' nd ,. ng Tra ,., Club Plans 1970.71 Slate Three members of the Eighth GredeConllnnatlooQasaoltbe St. Paul's Lutheran Church in Pomeroy, have returned to their homes alter apendlng 8 week at Lutheran Memorial camp, Fulton, Ohlo. The boys, Michael Braun, Mlckev• Williams, and Jeff RidgWay attended Manthano Camp, which ls the . New Testament word for Ieamer. Thethetneoftbeweek'aBlble study was ''TosetherMM." TIMn was a wide selection of acllvllles in wblch tbe boyJ could pai1lcipete, IUch u arts Md craft., football, buehall, swblunlng, choir, IIJiimasll<:a, aoccer, volleyball, 1114 nature bikes. They bad tbelr cl!olce of a bike wblch $,1l,l6, W2Smlle ' , • ' · . · t woN . .. :rranlcle Trying ,. ~ ,·· c t, _.,. ·a: \$18 '··.-.D·· .·,. I I , McARTHUR, ~o (UPI) Caves and heavily wooded areaa of VInton County ......, to' be combed IGday 'by • comblned . county-elate l)OII!!O in search of Oliver Milia, alleged ldller of VInton CotmiJ Sheriff · Haf.old Steele. . Steele,' a If-year wteran of law enfOI'cement who had plan· ned wrellre In 1m, wu fatal· ly shot ln tbe back and side Monday ilblle serving a war· rant on Mllla. Tile suapect waa R~!f~:•· ,9.11~~' noillltd 111¥1 ~~=~IJO!~t'l.\~lil'~ ..1;~ ott.!'ii · •tot•mtnllono<t, •••~· 1Jia. ~-~~~ ll)ttt tn,,t~~J!; lif""~~~~ CAP Board wi;'l:Owtcin lilt " ~r.ot 'S r!•lhllln''j "lflt II 10~~ 0 ~~~.:,. ~sir IIIII 11 11 r, :11: I:,";' ~:;d •!:iii aak,l Court,thlo1.1f!!,:~h, · ;:.:::£.lf:;. 2lc,· . _ ftejicl i '¥. ' • ' .,~ .. :," • ·• ::,,... Gdla- repotll h~ ~fj . .dl'Jilen. tbe -··'"'• - .... ~ tim ~!~li$~~'!fslhe , ..w~t • ,... omce: , . an-r. s:re-=~~=:.~ l,• ' lll!lldent. eald tile ~. lglpeCt . ~ ft!Q)jll"" will) ~ ~- lng a Jlljlil m made '·' ' " I· WHEN YOU VISIT. PARK ~REE . 8 2 l Wit • " ' .. "'"''' . ' ~ t:~.·'. ':/(n.op,_fl, Awarded 1 \.-:; .:, •~~·~~~; ;:·11".·-~,~-·'.:·. ~ij.·, :.· ./.~_. · · .,., .. h' c h 0 3 n d":r:"a:Uohl~ JO · nny as pens -vay stan d ~0 tUJy A t O'h w• J:azr• of -.~on of u~ 33in Albens ::':c.:f Qepartment of lllghways public l..arlng Oct. 2. The 10 a.m. bearing wlll be conducted by Division Deputy Director John M. Dowler, Marietta, in lbe Colwnbla Gas l ~~~~~~~ ~'!)~~",""''"' .trl111· ~~:..-., :a~ lor rides oo tho mld· Johnny Caab opena a threedoy series of appearances in lbe grandstand today, whUe lbe Dave Merrifield helicopter acrobat show waa held lor an. olberday. On 1be barneas reclng achedule, the featured race waa lbe Director of Agriculture pace with $25,1100 in prize money. Frisky lllll Willi tbe $32,660 Buckeye State ~ (or two • year • olds in Tueada)''a card. Wayne A. Lewis, Hamilton, showed tbe grand champlon Holstein dairy cow for the third consecutive year. He bs a 11 • year. old 4-11 member. Donald Keltner, New Vienna, won lhe jbDlor dlvlsloo of sheep blocking and trimming wblle Tom Cla)'IIWI of Eaton cap- ·"' '"'~r ~'$ 1:)':-.w' ... : , ,, . lured first place in the oenlor divlsloo. Lynn Wallace of Cottover, an II · year · old brunette 'llbo reigned aa Champaign County Fair Queen, was named OUlo State Fair Queen for 1970. She is a freshman at tile University of anclnnatl majoring In fash. ton design. Cindy Hester of Buller Coun· ty, Sally Stinson of Ross Coun· ,ty Diane Disque of Franklin County and Cindy Martin of Ml· aml CoWity were named wthe COW'!. Miss Wallace will enter lbe Queen of Queena cooteat Sundoy. The Hats Day contest saw Mrs. Russell Wllllam8 of the Columbus suburb of Baley win , with two entries - lbe Moll : ::~-:;::: .. By Ullled Pnu 1-.alllal ltedlbeFunnlestlfalandlllty.::.•. Eltleaded o•lo wealber Ann Blitz of Kent bad tbe ~ ,. . · · '·~·-'·· ··' 'Commentlation Medal Sewage =:~'.::·:. Thes.:OI'~u....afro!n .:: ~:. ·. · . · . . u. s. · Iilii·reflect. "' credll . System· • Smtday wltll. lllP Ohlo wlll be gut~t. at lbe -...,,, .• ,_,tile apper IGday. QtiJ . hlmsiJ~ ind lbe United n. 8io. 111111 1be II Mn. r;:.:; bas States 'Arm••" , Is ri"' o 'I IPtli'tlte Thi Army Kt!OPP allio I OplC <o.u , 111 ,... (Iaily vice npoo; tile ·baa been blghly Medal for commended by Jimes W. frOm Oct., l'lillllps, alrfl'e1d ~II A. Pf4!1N111 report on the · Can ..'11111 VIetnam. Tbf let!A!r propou1 sewage system In the of~~~~~· lonl8rdid Jo l(popp'• parenll'. •IUa&e of Rullaad 11: teads: : . · ~ wben Rutland~~=~" to lake ~~ .u:r: = lietll· 'IIIIo lows penlllrel distinct Ra. 1 ......,... A Savings ·Aetqlint · from our bank ,will .add sul:lsfantlaHnterest t!) ·YOUr mO!)lly. Milke the moil of \lOur stvJ.irclJ !Aotcomt. '""e regularly. Your savings af dli' Pan~ Is not ottly safe. but , available· \IIIMIIever netided . So ... come ln loday•• NI!ke·'mO(Miy _;';llllthOut even 'lrylngl . I8 .0 of the k.tilin BINtd of con· Veterlttl Melllorlat Hotpltal ADMITTED - Eqene baur ~ 'lll,l'tl•, ' . _ bt tbe J1'l•l!er, Pomeroy; Clara ,~ Mlnarsvllle; Charles IUtchle, Mlnersvllle; Harold eo.assemblyroom,USliOEast, OOLUMBUS(UPI) - AU,etar IWcfolil . . iieen•Pn!liedUI Smllll, . Jr., Reedlvllle; Athens. _ . entertalnment, tophorseraclng, , the 011eaco offtclt.lor fanllng, Theartha ·Keefer, Polnl Tile prvjJOIIetl 1U • mile good weather and plenty of ....~~·· .. •- f Pleaaaat; Edith McCoy, corridor would ateud from events bave been combined to reque.... or s,Na.. emtlnsUS50· US33juncllonin place the 1970 Ohlo Slate Fair ~ . Hufflllaa director DISCHARGES - Nancy AtbenawellsllitgCR20•US33 attendancelnrecord!lgures. NvleWW tbe Si•twt«. N..,..: Manley, .Everett Hutton, junction solllh of .Dlrwln. II More than one mlWpn people · . btl!'b06d YOuth Qarpa prOfll'lm Giclrle Gteen, Janel kn, would parallel emllng US 33 have attended tbll year's espom1 Operation ~ Joblt Nelaon, ml Orla Jlub. and former propoled alignment siUon in the flrltlb: days, wilh Tblrty Glllla and llelf• bard. w the west six daya yet to run. Tuesday's ~~~~~~~ n ~ emRevised alignment would figures showed 154,539 falrg<>pljiilldbttlleprojeCidnll'"'!lto · better accommodato planned ers, boosting the total to 1,145,· cl181j!tp pgbllc ·areu ud FIREMEN CAU.BD four lane lbnlted IICCtsl hlsh- 704, more than 1:10,1100 ahead or 'lfi'lllilll, · Ml~ firemen IUIIW1!fed way and proposed interchanges last year. Buliara SeliN, Home a call al11:2$ am, Tues!ay to with CR 102, west of Shade and The one-mllllooth visitor was OttmdJ · .Ntni. oldllned tbe Race .St., where a car was Ohlo 181, wesl of Dlrwln. · 011e of the Robert Cochran lam· eomd..-!t7 llf!l~tl proJIIct reported on fire. Suggested right of way for Uy from Strongvllle. Cochran, a IIDdthelll'wlt~fGcldad The lU&e was ~ proposed new corridor foUowa pharmaceuUcal salesman, Meclle,t proJ'!CI wblell waa before.the department's arrival II!CIIimnendaUoni of ,_,~~y brought his wife and ftve chil· fanded bt the~~ d .,,IIIII. !lftd.~eaware lf8hl. Owner completeli preilmlury en· dren to lhe lair on his vacation. · · · ' ·' ol tbe ·car··wu notldenlilled., ~ report. The Cblldren, including a set of · · · two • year • old twins, got free .... qilt'l ' Hearing ill: •• ~ijeoe, 'tetelon of II' . . . Chief •f!Y'l ' Highway ~!i 1ac·· ~~~":; rellle~tlon il!th llmited . , .. m1.1~: ·' Ni:w YORK (UPII stocks opened lower Ill IIIGderete lanlover Ieday, Aaalyala leaeraliY believed Ike market's dowaward cornc:tlon lllll bas furtber IG go after m,t week's lllroal lldva11ce. TWey also noted llutt eoacera . ·aver labor wanted 101' not appearing In negollatloas ltl Delroll alao court after he threatened elec· could put a damper •• trlc company c:rewa lnatalling tradlq. eleclrlc linea acrou his proper· ,.,.,,.,,.,.w.v.·,···-~''-<·"""~'"'1"""" ty. ..w,·=="'·"r"·'··-'~"""""' Deputy Dive Wilbur, with Steele at lbe lime of tbe lhoottna, was Wl)unded when be tried IG call fOI' belp after hear· lng 1hots apparently kill· ed Steele. ., 8berllf depnlles from sur· I'01IDdJng counUes ,joined pollee 4op llld lllgbway Patrol bell· coptesl In a IDIIIIIve search of lbe detutel7 wooded area Tuesday. Mllbt waa believed carry. "~=·~~~·;"'Mtmli!W'f~ ~· &l""T"~!Qt...,., a'llifu!tent ,or prllpollilt ••colltonu. 11\lrtto ·r~·· Jll• :mom ~IIHI" IIVI '"·l'prt.., I! ~ State ~ I fWida. Pomeroy connell's approval of tbe measure wUJ he for. warded w Theodore Beegle, englnter of the Mel,p County Hlgbway Department CoUildl, meeting earner than 1lsU81 due to·the fact thel Labor Day labs on the regular meeting dote this mooth, s1ao pve a second and third reading to an ordinance provldlng for action ln caoeo where old bulldlngs are fire or safety hazards. The new legisllltlon empower a lbe fire clllef or olber ·~ order buildings which · are The ordlnlnCe )ll'ovldes ~ . · • dangerous or fire haZards wbe there wlll be no loitering on .,- i either repaired or tom down. village owned lots from 10 p.m; • The ordinance outlines to 6 a.m. A fine of fliG Jl! ·'11; proteatstepa 'bleb tbe pwpet 17 provided for violalorl. '"-"' . owner may take if he objecls w more readlnp wlll be ~~ .· lite order. It further provides The ordinance oo loitering_If acliOI'I which the fire chief is to· ' the result of conalllenl I'Cll)ltake to follow thrOUjlh on lhe plaint. by members of t!M/ razing of bulldlnga lf the pollee department' on 'lollerbtf property owner takes no. aclloo laking place on village owned on orders. The ord1nan~e lots. Considerable damagl" provides allo that the fire chief baw been Incurred to plrillii may lnoure safety measures be meters, partlculatly cin 1M, taken by firms which deal in lower parldng lot along lbe 011<1 lnflamable materials. , River, by young pe4!p.le loafiDg !>lven a fll'll readlni! was an there during the """l.llfll)r Ol'dinance U1 stop loitering on (Cottllnued OD pace : Is Continuing olotttr,ltnltonttl .p""":~; .,.. • 'lhtl ,Mt-NIIIt•• - ·'~~...- .1~· · . ~.I. 1 w,m be provided from .Mills Search ~~vh••:r ,:: ;:,r,t,~''lr·.:: '· ~toll ,ot.qt\10. ~l:,ii.\""kr~:~~:'\:.\':ll:firf.::: · ""f." lht will; ~~~~ 'tr mo,.ll~ ~~P~;~.un:'. any 0 .,r•;~, ~ ot of ....,. •••• 1""· .... . . . . . . . 1!*11o new Route 7. ; The P.esent road; willch wlll lie.~ for the new I'Oidway, lB bOwn u the lllland ChW'ch l!oa!l. Approval of the IIR road ll.apattofaplanwafkedbulby local leaders some montba ago for Improvement. to be made In tbe county, parlleillarly ln acceas roads, with tbe slate highway department to be rt!llpOIIIible for lbe costs in·. volved.. Funds for the im)ll'ovementa, Project &l!Mi:~·a,:;:;::'*:~,:,::::::!(®::::x­ ruldtnta ot.lht · N·~EJJ · :E. .s~.·.,E··y· S· ,; ··'/. '(,~. .:•.... fARTICIPATING fN AU omo fOtn'll CHOIR DebiU JoJg., aitd Jolin J!llclduger 11re partlc:lpotlng In the All lido YQIIIIl Otolr, with Gloavllle 'l'homal u Ollllr . lllncl«. ld the Oblo Slate J1'1lr. llelected from 2,000 .,.. . plk!anta, lire So111bn Jllgh Scbool J~ and metll· ben ollbe Blah Scbool Ololr: '11ley 11re ltaying bt lbe Youth Oanler Donllitorlet oa lite Illite J1'11r&roonda. Debbie lathe daUllhter ol Mr. and Mn. Stanley Jolmon of Rt. 1, Racine; JobnlllbeaonofMr.andMrl. WllllamElchlltller,lDcal. SYRACUSE - Plana _. are,.:.~o:;:~ completed for a dinner to be . , ,.,,.. held on Lebrc' Day' wl!en tbe benedlciiJII· . ~ti ~"' of tb -... ..... u.:. ..., ""'--1· Ladle• AUAOUary :.~·.,::-;.~• . ,_~ . ".· ~ •-- 1, t ....,e .... ,.._......., .. ....,... . , _ Volunteer Fu ......, ~ a - r .Da ...__._ · Jean~ U"' . headquartera Mo,day nlsbt, 6 ._.'M:.'ri:; Rlzier .~ • .vw.t'1 Aug 24 nwu, ..... ~ , The in,.ung In 'cbarse of Thelilla Grueaer, Alll'l...e• president MJla lludlon, OpeDed Hubbard, MlldNd Plftb.~. with prayer ind lla& pledge. 'nna, Jinlce La~ . ....,."\ Deooilonl were alY*n 117 Edllb Lavender 1114 lbe belli . Hood, whO read RMI-1:1·12. ; Roll eall waa ll1iWmd bJ 1l HOTtel .ON ~ILl~~· , members. Repoill were .read ...2"·!.'!."••,"'li'I'.&IMIIII't.' : ..• and apptaoed. · ~ w ·~~ I . The menu 101' lbe dinner wlll no Itoto ot o•••• ~''''· be fried clilc-.n, maahed Coonty.... , ' • ;;o• •+fi•~' latoel noodles cole lflaw · Tho lxe<utor ,qr. Alfmlft· ~y DRIVUH ·, ,.,,r"'i''.l'~.,_ lili.iw• lit'rj ;· Eu..-n 2 ( '.' E.venll .~ 'il" labor o·' ay p·ICniC =.:Lund, ~~····· •, . u ;- MEIGS lHEAlRE How To Make Money W'dhout Even , Jri an eme.tgency move lnclildlng tbe Hiland Road peraoos he so deslgnales to tbHillijje IIWIIed parldng lot!· JloriiJ.ay nlgbr, ~ ~e ~ell gave lhille readll1gl to • otdlnan"' wovtng the Cliitatiuctton of 8 new access a~CI ~=~~~!i=~ Three Meigs_ Boys Attend . . ~. .. ., . Ch.ur(' h Carnp lad. A XI' ll'ary PIans I" . leS u . . . Past Matrons·· A0nua·1p•ICniC ·' ~ K'Cl .By Council b ~•ncr c ) ew Access ,.~ · Judlln8 the ,nuQIII'IIIIl • 1 ~ Wtlbl11WQM1'1. Walter River, Weber. I1\IPei"Yllor of Pie Gillla CquQty ' - Mat}' Sc!hoolll of GaDlpolla. • Chrl& ~. Tomiilf ~. Jinnlpg rl~bona and tba,, S!J8811 . •'·•· Collien . , "".- '" DMII, schoola lbey represented were: ·))an Petty, · ....,.J '""""'" ", ,.._.,. EASTERN ~'- Chestlllr Reed, U.vld · Donuh......,_, Tina Delk!ns• Elemenlary - Bellly Amllbury, Jllgh SchOotPatty Dyer, Roctr , Fra~,r, n:=~ Jane Bahr, BeckJ Baker, MEIGS - Wllll8m ~lOyd,~.:'.!!'::· · c Roberta Jlaker, Kevin BartGn,.. Herrlaon'lllle Elementaq - Jm MIIScJ!l, -. Avis 13llsell, Jennifer Clark, 'Glen Kennedy. Middleport Palrlda~.~~~~ .PeJ!on, ~:~=~ PaineiB CIIJI!Ch, llenlae ~., Elementarl D4vld ~~~ . l~leree, Bobby Rope, 'K. Cindy DIU, Becky . ~ Demoakey, Gfqory Knap, Jeff ~~ lliqie, Pall) Rupe, De!n ' ,;..,,jm Donald Eichinger, Marllit Moore, Ton)i Seott, Aana Sl!lrt!t Randy Tacketl, ~ d !Coate Evans, Terry R. Farrar, J~· Stewart Melp Jllgh School - Tyree, Edith , Woodard. ar • , frey Friend, VIckie Gaul, Unda Deal, Owen B!ackwoocl, SaUallury EietJ!enlary - Joyce =~~~=~dJ Fr!l"ces Hawk, Rachel Hunter, Nlkl . Bremberg, stepben' N-, ·Ri Brian Jordon, Pamela Kautz, Buchanon, ·Ralldy Burt, John Ord, VIckie Rll!lr, Debbie · Brende Lallham, Mike Lawson, Csrd, Janice Eastman, ii<Jier Roush ilcer IIDbab Franll s••in' Sandy Wl!ne', ·Mar't unns = ' ' II - .' Young. ~ar'I,CiiJWU..~ .• , WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 2, 1970 ,.. •. '· A1TEND CB J,utBOREE SYRACUSE - Mr.andMrs. JamesR. Whlte,doughterMar)' :~edovemlibtcamplnglna rou..·lll4~for,l.~ ·Belh, llld Roy Unroe of Dunbar • ~ Twp houri .... day wu IIJ)enl maybeealelltbere, taken out or W. Va. and Richard Duckworth Tours flower BlloWB, clvlc dearallons wlll be ~lured. •-•Iller c1u1 with tllelr 11 wiU be dellver611111·Syracule m1 Agne9 White, local, atbeaullfl~tlon projects are oo Arrangemtllll wo.re made U1 b;di'vlduot ~cher, who ac- reoldent.. For deUvery ·Nt'VIce tended the 'frl.County ClUzena the agenda of actlvllles planned continue lbe lunllr lllfdm club companied tbe cblklren to phone enMll, 11'JZ43'13 or 11ft. BandRadloClubjamhoreehcld by lhe Winding TraB Garden work with tbe cub scouts. lbe UJness of 2101 or aee any /•IIJ!:lllary Sunday, Aug. l&, at lbe Beckley Qub for the 19'10-71 year. Attending the p!•nnlnc : Mlcha . el, member. . · , Radio Club Grounds at Crow• Meeting recently 11 the home aeulon were Mrs. Robert u 1..,._ and Jeff wert in lbe A "Ilea martel" wul alia' be W. Va. and visited Hawks Nut of Mra. Dora !Ieaton, lhe club Lowla, (nlldent; Mn. Heaton, -r~> 11111 Fischer held and there wlll be ~·· new state park near Amstead, olllcers and prosram com· vice prelldenl; Mn, 11obert :r'ofPastorT ·von w. Va. teams. thll Melp mltiH members outlined the Thompton, presldtllt-elect; was •pent , , AIS:45p.m. Wedneadoy, 1 .. I I' r.: ]\.QJ.8UIIIIIOI•!11111·-ttltt, ' : ~ d 'A!'M ai'cf;~1illf''Wi'lr.• ~ l'i'ilf. ·,,, .. • ~ - ..., · " < G.O. jlouoh andSons,teaml!J!d wlll be ot 'whlciJ f1Die i ·' · ~ 'member. ·. '' iaJII...Y at 6:45 p.m. Bsrr and Son matched OMmty to preVIew of IITangetnenta IIICl · .1 · The of · the RadDe Also attending from tbe local Conslruction wlll tangle with provide for HCODd . .. I Hos~ WelieJIIII Unl\ld , M~ area's Trl-County Club were tile People's Bank team. 11ap on tbe )IIH. '!bat Ll"f attnb WPI ,bold a lliillli: Harold Will ~r .. Buck Beaver, On Thursday evening at S:45 11ap II apected to be com· Johnsons Announce STAR CLASS MEI!:TB -tiblpltlbe-Ciflnw Mike Neutzllng, Buster Pbe~. Meadowgreen Gardens wlll pleled 111 the tlld of tbll y-. SYRACUSE _ The atUUtal DtuJiu llariiDI at, •• aJD,. anci G«qe Francis. meet K.lll4 K. Mobile Homes A tblrd ..... wW btVolw Birth of Daughter p•-•c of the Star Clul ol the ~.\(llll)bft~loiUi c Sales UJ lbe lake j\OU Wid' -~ _.....~.~ . wllb Jim's Amper more euavatlon 011 Mr ml Mrs Jamea w Firat United Preabyterlln . meet GSI atl:45. Iilii roed C111111r11C11on. • • . • Church was held atlbe home of frlda'y eyenlng'aachedule WbettC'I'IIplete,lbeparkwlll Jolmaon of Pomerny are an· Mra.SualeFIIcheratMomln& wiU lnclude tbe West Columbia itfford pttWc flablit&, phmnlng noiD1~ tbe blrtb of a daughter Slar. A dellcloua potluck lunch Tws. HlllhllUes versus Point All Slarl lind bodng, pcmleklng llld oo Aug. ll at the Pleaaant was served at noon, with grace htof. I at•$:45 p.m. .llld the Farmers OV1l'Dl&bl campbt1 ladlllles, Valley Hosp~ m pG!IDds being glft!i Jiy Mra. Rachel ~ 'plcnlc .of lbe . put ANNE OF THE Bank te1m veraus Foote · The baby.:; baa been · eci McBride, !levm•l members of malronloiB:!'IIIPilueCbaplllr, THOUSANO OAYS Mlnerala18:45, 14 OWlets Gr--"-·"'~ lhe~MalunCiulwere <Jrd* d tile Slar,.: ITtchnlcAIIorl llllrelbmenta wlll be BOld. Tractor Contest Teresa Lyn, "'j-.· -,;!ye guesta. · · held~ nlshfat tile ~!«tie of Richard Burton . l ., ' Gonovteve Bulold • • w ' . RECENT GUJI81'8 ~ ~~and Mrs' Followlnll tbe .lunch tbe Star ~ ~, Jolm ~. . ' Colorcarfloft: , Mr --A Mrs 0or Ebersbach Slated Labor Day am:J~ ~. Mra: Clul hel!llla . . - meetlllg ......,... .. Tile Ant F.-n Uncle ·"'"' · ' · A barbeeue, garden tractor Frances lloltou,' Lelarl, W. va. wlth . ,-rankle Mumaw, Husband~ ~ ~ _. '• former realdents of Mason ml ~1, preeldlng. SbQ read gulall at the plmlc. Mn. Allen now o1 Otlando, Fla., visited tbe pulllng contell 1114 a pua4e· ml Mrs. Nora Jobnson, Grove the 23rd Paalm .for ,devof!ona. Hupu pve cnce. Gimes peat two weeki wlth her wW he among tlie hljhllsbb City, are great-srandmotben. lldl call was~:.~ were played and 'prl•• molber, Mn. Everett (Gladys) wbSD lbe Otetller fire deplrl· The Jobnsona have a Bible·- · JloullM · · awlrdeci to lbe wlmerl. Plana ~~SOH . Tltomaa bt Mason. ment ._.. lla . Labor lla7 deughter, Jamie Sue, nine, ml iraa c:Ot,dQ~:!ed. Cballlllrll five ·~ to ,ierve refresh. VIsiting ~ Ebersbachs at celelntlon Monda,J. a aoo, Todd, seven. ml IIJ:.Of lluciY· booll ''G\l!l'i menll at tbe Cha.Ptet: meeUni ·Ther mother • home were Mr. A cblcll;~n aad II)JIIrerlba P,Ychlit!lt'· .were ·~ ml ~ nlsht. s.pt. 1 and Mn. Morris Walker of barbecue wlll begln II 11 SJII. s~ed. M call fOI' A~ were Mt.llld Mrl. Double Fiotun Progrom' · Nevado; Mrs. Mabel Gerlach with lbeparadeachedttled l'llr 1 September wlll be • Bible .w.n Hi!aMi, ·" "· and Mn. and !laughter Carol, of Pt. ,_...._ ....._ _....... . ' Mn .....la u •..o.- ..L~...c· J....... ~- .~ ..._ THE STERILE Pleasant· Mre• F....-esl Bachtel p.m. ...,._, u.- _...., Veterans ll{emtrlal HOIPital character. · . ..., """"r'' .....,._, ~..., "" . .... """' CUCKOO of Mlddiepor't· Miss Jessie contesl:"'twil!.!'!l"~bSeldpJDat.witbeth AD~ITTED - Mlcbelle wlll be tbe belli~, Meetlllg JJ&r!'Y.,~1Jir,:._andGrMn., .r Calor · ' the ... "' .,. Bearba Pomeroy· Lena Noble clolled with henedlcllon. Flddln8 .... . -.. ace !.Ira Minelli -:u~~: ~!:' O.le lila farm In the Mason;' Tlmoth7 'j118tls, Mid: Atten~lns , were ,111~mbera French, Mn. ·!!:~~Norton, Wenden Burton e · fotODIICID.Jnthelltemoi!D llM!n! dll!port; Vlclcle.YoWJg, Olfton; Mn. Dalay RoUih, Mra. Mn.Beu)alqlay.M,~. Jtllle -PiutJUSTIIIE LOCAL IEMI'8 wlllbePIII"'IIIdbleyderaeee Joyce Carson, Mason; George Florence Polll, Mn; Rachel Houdaahell, ~·' ~ ~;~r,. (Calor) Temperature ' ln downtown for tbe dtlldna. Radekln, Albany; Ruby Gibbs, ·~~. Mn; M)'la Hudeon, Lyo111 and lh'izl &I'NJ~on, . R Puneroy Tueaday at 11 am. Pl'oceedlfrom1heda7wlllgo Lelart, w. va.; Harry Relt-~· · Mrs. Ada Edjlle Miller. , • ==-==A=Im:•:::. 70 4egreea under sunny department. tolbeflreecpdprnenl~oftbe mire, West Colwnbla; Debbie . SJack. Mrf' AUSUSI& 'tVlll and ' Alberton, Long Bottom; · gut~t., Mtl. Doria Jrle..d llld Charles Whittington, Jr., · Qarr1n .,., JWrln,Mrl. Ellber Ml"'"......... m1 Woodrow Call ' Harden and Debbie, Mra. 81!:1!:1• DIVOBCI!: Melp Geaeral Helpltal - . . - ., ' un•-' .,._ m1 Tb!a Mn A ••t ADMlTTED - None. Jr., Mld!lJeport. """""" • ,...~. '" c ' · .- lor dlvG:Ce was flled·tn DISCHARGED Michelle ,J,mce 1Aw1011 anij ua,Jd, Mn. Mel,p CoWIIJ ,Conimiltl Pleu · ·DISCHARGED - Georse I Bearhs. lAura PICkeN, Mri. -l!eatrltt ~~ by Cryalal &:, SlllfJI'OII, Kaulf. 111aJre J4ft ·~ N- Racine, )II. t; a..ln,t Cal~ B. and ril.a and~; ANI tbe Simpson, Jr., ~om~roy, - • ,,bolteu, Mrs. ~· · · .charllnS a~ chtelty. l••~tb~e. ' glveneach,llld,•willte awarded each ·lilth ·a COIDity parka department. was OpeD bo 1iDUlft8 broadl)' at lbe now 8IJII. honored during a program ot wiU be IIW1Irdad. ~ acre part. Davie Councilmen tl!eSep!emberltmsetlngoftbe claurootnviiUallat!wlllbe Dave Yarborough and Jeffrey Rutland P.T.A. alta' eacb meeting. Latham weno alao on band Ul Plana for the recognlllon of Mn. Howard lllrcbllald wlll tbe park that wlllaene tbelr Mn. Margaret Paraonl, Mn. bandle notes of tbe meetln8l IG Martha Cbapm·~, Mro. ,.._,11, Mra. Tam lllriiD wlll area. .. _ ...._ llOiiiiiiOilled Blanche Nellon, llld- Mn. Allla .serYe - - • ptC4Pam dtllrmiJI, ''MrS ,... .._ ad Wmclell Grate u bance that th~ park would be a living Osdln were made cllrlng a memorial to her hlllbald. recent executive committee chairman. '"As time goes by,'" she meetlngheldattbeboiDeofMr. Hoapltallty for the firll oald " 'and 88 tbll park Is and Mn. Vernon Weber. furthwde¥eloped, I beHove thot all the people fNn all waiU of Hie will benefit from tbe CllllliDlJslone' ~~ : : the Iovin&· llll!llldld~•• L~ to Mlll'kbam wbo - ,_. make tbll co1Dity a better place in whlch to Uw.'" A few days following the dedication ceremonlea an _.,,Till federal grant for second slap clevelopmenl of Markham Park wu announced by the Department ol Lend ml Water CottserYatlon. The money wlll be used fllr lnltallallon of U!llltles, acavallo11 d a ~ acre lake, wblch wlll be named Laka Mldoi)'D bt lrlbute to the ,,' . 'IS: · i biS u ::,iJ"""A Jessie field and Flo,d · �%' •t'f'o ' . ' .. ~. 1-'niiDIIIJ!ifnllnel.~.o.,~~~p~. t,IJll , . ,·;'. ·~ ,.,,•. 1 ..... < . .··! • ates··~·~· '!i'nfl ·~Slum~ .B~I· r' ' '1 -·os.e ~<! UPIIIPI!:b I)' mBollimt. · ,., lll'lt~JIIne4: l"';;l.,ll0b ci.b. 'ID lbe .mn~ D!>rl sa,more: IJIII'~ ~= '!frller ,V-1'011 !_Ill lillltj) pij1e ijtb . . _ . Ued ,lbe tor dJe ~~ vicl«)r, whld1 . ' •• ,, \..)' .Trjp .~B~~Y~' ;flVice ' 'i ti<l•~llhii&erWillteSwaeu'Oflbe : .ftl!i!Jurgb Pirate. would~ tile -~man. to I** 1111dll' lbe , ~ !h peMillt rille -IVell •,} .· ,ir·I'JIIIle s~re~~~· ~·leaving 12 " tolfttler• stranded In ' i '.'! •• • •. ~ tc(ll'e (tljif~,rO:of.r~b. l'!lllllenhepht~alter ~Braves'lOiiJ!Il~lol!ve '1'1!1 ¥t\4 out. tbilli' a double bY Tony Taylor ID lbe pmu. · . rie!Grf 'IJ1d ·.* :'!l !lob !~ eiShth.. . Steve Hunlz' .lPih·!~nlng .,_.,...,h hit ils!IIIOIII iP1n1t It wlnl . 'Die 1.41. Angeles Dollien 11crlllee fty drove In 1be ~.. NtwYOlk when w~ ~ lciire41n wl!lpped.lhe Aillnta Braveil, w n1n1 run for lbe Padres 111cL Chi~• on lbe •12th Cleon Jonea' I!Qvblebeader. . · 11Crlllce 11y. , · . , ·. ~ lllllable Slargel! cUd jult · Ron Barbel; 'I~ puf-.s 1 ·that In 1111 Sunday's from &In Dllgci for . .,GOO, :·.. doubleheader with the San pltcll!ld one lnriJi1g IIJid ret.ivod . ·. Fraricllc'o Giants bDt Tuolday credit for hla el&blb win : · ntpt he CIJDo riaht back to althO!IIlbTugMcGrawfiDIIhed. . -"""".In three nma with bla 2Ith PlnclHllll« Terry Hannon'a · , .lficmet of tha year and alinCJe 1inCJe With tw~ oulln lbe Ulb ~-·lfle Pirates anappecl a u ·. ~Wed &!!.~ trOm IOCCII1CI 1 ·~ Pma ·IOIInlalreak with an IH, bUe 11 thci Phlllles won their ·, ,,- ¥1c!ory over the Montreal flftb slraiSht g.mt. Ron Slnto ~. lilt a IWOo!'llll hemet after a ••,'Ole victory enabled lbe trlp1a by Jim Hldlman for lbe . ,· ...I, ...."'"" .,,. teatoatayl\!.pmesahqd ·· !:ill •lbe New Yon ·Mete ID the " ··~atlonal League'1 B•al • •'Divlllonlllid lntteaaed their '. ~~ ·ov.. tbeCllk:aloCubclto \f!vo'aarrtel· The Mete defeated ., . die·SU,oul1Csrdlnall,44,1n 12 WASIUNG'roN(UPl)-VInce lii!llngs hUe tOO ':ubBbowed ·to the -"~·••· a-2 111 ~bilrdl, coach of ll1e Wuh· :· .,., IIJid ~&In Dlego~eorecia Sol, ~ win over lbe Houston Altroa and Ban .-~anclaco. clowned lbe ClnclJuiall Redl, $. 1 1n other National 't.ague. enabled Pat Dobe® ID win bla nib game. AI Ferrara homere!l for tha Padrea, who ~t Goorae Qdver bla fifth eetbeck while Jim Wynn bad two bill for tha A1lr01. Jun Lefebvre'• two-t"un John ~·s lwcJ:oliiJI, homer was lhe big blow of ll1e twMun pbjclJ double off Clay Dodsera' flrat-came win c,arrOIIIDIIJeeiShtbiDnlniPvt pnMWCI by lbe lhutout relief lbe Glanla IIIF flllb pltehl!lg.of Ray Lamb and Pete riet.ry. G~ylord Perey pltd!8d Mlk¥l8el! over lbe lui live a seven-hitter ID win bla 11111 Innings. WUIJe Davll' twMun pme. homer alter a doUble bY Ted Pma· '.. IJ·innJnas. •................ Phuuea•. • .,.ton lledllrlns, was reported today lobe "In it&vo condition IIJid near death" In a Wuhing· ton hospllal. · A lledllrlns ~. With the team Ill Tampa, 1!'11., lor a Fridayahlbltlonpme,saldbe could not - " -· the re..'""""u ,...~ pitb~ In IDday'a edition of ll1e WllhingiDn Post. lledllrlns Offlclala could nol be reached far comment. '!be Pvcsl quoted no aourc:es aald · , lllralabt · L0·Jnb· ·. ardi ' ! 'I'm glad I was ftnallyable to 'do 10111etldng " · '!lid SlargeU ":'I've been ~vlni loo manY •l,lletl on bUe - like thOle 12 on Sunday," ..·-eD Hill Romer . ~-• h , f' Stargell omered of Bill · ~ during a four-run ..lfxllf' Inning and drove In · anolbtt run with a alngle In ll1e elshth. Malty Alou alao for lbe PI!'ales, 1111 j s81•d Near . Death LcJmbNdi "was In ..... · .,.. cmdltlon IIJid near death Tuolday atGeorietown Unlverlilly HOipllal.'' However, reports thai tha ~7· year-old Lombardi'• Ulnel8 waa ,terminal llavo ga1J!ed wide ctreulatlon 111 lbe nation's capital recently. • -·~·.who -as ...,..ted ....,, ... w w ·..-~ HI :: :m~ St. L.6uls. ~ 70 .m 7 Phlladt1 1• 63 70 .~o 7'it 16 •.m 13"' Montrea . w. L. Pd. Gl Clnci!'M'I f6 50 .632 ... Laor.=:os 74 58 .561 to iif'..,r:.nclsco ~ ~ : : ~'IJ HOuston 62 11 .466 221'1 $lin Dl~ 51~ .383 33'11 Phlla i =y•: 2, ~~nn Ld$ Alto 6 A~ta 3, tot ~.. """" 3 Atlanta 2, 2nd · Pltl$burgh I Montreal 4 New York 4 St. Lou 3, 12 Inns San Frcm 5 Clncl 3 Inns sen DJ<voZ Hous 1, 10 TCidoy'al'rolllbte Pllchtn CAll nmos EDT) f" v/:.t Phlladel~hloCJackoonJ.13)at 2 30 ~'::,cago . .c :F ..., ... a.,~ ki .l lr elght11'1nlllnC by .kolltl~ i.... CINCINNATI'(uPI)~ Aildere<ill'l ~ IJ1d ni{jt .. L Pet. Gl ~ . . ge!llng col4~ , . ill Leap 63 ·530 "il. "I don't care bec1u1e l \1011'1 IIUoD. tbe• CPappos l0-6), ' · Piltsblirgh CMoooe 8-9) at feel like eatq lllucfl lilY· way," !!Aid the !;IJieln!iail Jlec!l' 11181111er .,. ht l1alf • bearladl7 poked af 1!11.f9oll ~ CCIIIducllnc a jiGI!'·IIICII'IeJII on ~'a;H loas to &In Fran· ·elic!O Gi&nli. •'Se8rcbfariMWOI'I?" Ancleraon pondered lbe quea. Uon. "Sure, I'D go home llld think abocll tblnp," asldSpclrk)r. "But aeardl for analrin! I'm not 1111W'teoough tollncl them." Anderaon remind,eel bla audl· once be didn't crow about his 5AN FRANCISCO abrhbl ~~':~ ~ ~ ~ ~ • • . . ·. *In beat 111e · "And Jwulit Jutt·~ a..- ll1il pw P«Ty 1111 IIIIi t1C1«Jr• at· llil -· ' ..,_.Jim Jim'•, Lanleros 1 o 1 o ,_ ...,. Bummer tor Montroal (McGinn 7-ll, 9 p.m. Staphonson ph 1 o 1 2 on ear., .... Lao Anaeles <Sutton 13-10) at Helse2h o o o o removal ala two-loot section Ill Atlanta (Jiaoh 12·71, I p.m. Ma~oct 5 o 2 o the colon, l'tHIIIered the San Francloco (MI1rlchal9·9l McCovoy lb 2 o o o hoopllal. July 'l1 and bas at Clnclnnotl (Nolan 15-5), 8 Henderson If 4 1 1 o remained there. since At tha p.m. Dietz c 5 1 1 o bls Son DI:Jo (Coombs 9-10) at Hart 3b 3 o 2 2 2 11 30 about the nallire ~ ~kln ( loslngome ' ' a: ~~";';; ss ~ ~ ~ bla Ulnesa or bla condiUon have Tllunday's Gomu Totalt » 5 10 5 beendlacloseclalnCII Pitts at Montreal. night CINCINNATI . Philadelphia at Chicago ab r h bl New York at St. Louis Rooerf 4 1 1 o Los Ang at Atlanta, night Tolanct 4 1 1 1 San Fran at Clncl, night Pem3b 3 o 1 1 Son Diego at Houston, night. Bendlc 4 o 1 o American Loagw MI1Cb 4 o 1 o East ~rm•'~ ~ ~ : : w. L. Pet. GB. Chsntv ss 3 o 2 o Baltimore 86 48 .642 Carroll pph o1 oo oo oo ~~-----------tlllllliiiiiiiiii Now York 75 S9 .560 11... Stewart Detroit 70 63 .526 15'h G Booton lk lothiln p 2 0 0 0 68 ~ .515 17 Cleveland 65 HI .485 21 Concepcion ss 1 0 0 0 fllashlngton 63 70 .474 22'1> Olne ph 1 0 0 0 Tolalt 14 I 7 2 Wnt San Fran . 000 200 120-5 W. L. Pel. GB Cincinnati 010 000 200-3 Minnesota 78 S. .591 ... E -Chaney. DP - Cincinnati California 7741 5962 .556 •'h 1. LOB - San Francisco 10, · Oakland .514 1'h c 1 Kansas City 52 81 .391 26'h lnclnno 1 1· Milwaukee 50 85 .370 29'h 28 - Mays 2, Bench, Tolan, Chicago Hart, F111t11ts. HR - Boncls 119 87 .360 31 T'llud8y'a Results <21 ) · lphrorbbso Mlnn < Mllw 0, 1st Perry W 117·14) Min 7 Mil 1, 2nd, 11 Inn• 9 7 3 J 3 7 Cleveland 4 Washington 3 McGlothlin 6 8 3 3 5 3 New York 4 Baltimore 2 Carroll L (9·3) Detroit 10 Booton 9 2 2 2 2 1 2 Oakland 6 Chicago s Gullett 1 o o ·a o 2 Kan City 4 California 0 HBP By Porry (Perez). Today's ProiNible Pitchtl'l WP Porry. T - 2:119. A CAll Time• eon 25.150. Balllmorv (McNally 21-7) at :u: ranillr ! · __, fu~ 1/()IJIJ PlAI.liltfll AT KEITH GOBLE FORD OpenS September 11 USED 'CAR LOT . Pass 3N.T. Pau W£ ISSUE HUNTING UCENSE Pus ()peninl l•ed-• 3 ny 7-3), at Boston (Peters13-10 and Koonce 2·3), 2, 1:30 & 7:30 p.m. Chicago (Johnson 2-Jl at Ooktond(Odorn 6-SI.!O:JOp.m. Kansas Cltv (Johnoon 6-9) at . California (Wright 1"11 ~•.\1 · ~t=ro·. ·! ( _.,.. Minnesota (Z.Op 7·3l .. ..t Milwaukee (Patlln 10.11), 9 p.m. Cleveland (McDowell 19·81 at Wuhlngton (Bosman 14-9), 7' 30p.~•rscfay's Gomos Chicago at Oakland, night Kan Oty at Calif, night Cleve at Wash, night ~~~~~eo!~· ,'\:ft,~~ 12 GAUGE 3.98 16 GAUGE 3.65 Community Corner a, Charlen.e Hoeflich 0. A lladlllm of AugDII weddinall baa been eltlbUibed by !be Blablloe flmib'' ' Ssturclay, Aug. 21, Jennllet lllaDIIee beelme the bride of ..ilm llulcber. Ql Aug. 10, 11M, PatlJ BIUeslee and MmlD arete · ~ w.c!db1l wws, and on Aug]&, ltrl, lbe pll' parelil, .Qackand Dally, w.e 1111ft'led. An allll and lllde, Mr. IIIII Mrll. CINCINNATI CVPI) -'111e Clnelnaall Reds kavo rtHI!ed three pla;pen from 11oe IDdlallapoU. farm dab ID '•IDibe'--atthe-•-' .... ,. ~ .,. •• ,_ oAIDopJeoa .blollaU.._,• IL ""·'• 'IU ei\Ofi.:1.ifrt ~f1idrfl~ _iH.Io-'J • • • .J••J•.t.•.i! ...) i ..•• l...l.o...-lilu Ji!J ~ · •t ... -- ....... -'.··· ·to~~ .......,. ........ ._......__.._. -r ,,... • •4'-lloor ·:!eelan, Automati: nans.· · · ·.. , ., . . .... . . . ,, '' '""~·•· """''pllcber ilfllt wuw., · ~s-u · wltb lbe iadlaDCI; lafloldor FraU Duffy and oatcller BUI Plllllllller. Daffy ..lied .%G willie PICIIIIlller lucl • .%G 992-3422 overqe. Eaclt cloated IIOVOII Locust 5t. MLI....._. 0. 1968 FORD GALAXIE 500 ' bomon. Dog Food lrJOd'dllbto aOIIdcarmhlladclrealll«!cb"' s. Globotir, M-Illie ' ' QUILTING MAY BE a lOll arllD placa, IRJIIIOI Melp 'Die Bee Clall ol 'l'rinlly Onlrdlls 0111 o l - 1 HAWAIIAN 12:. ., . . ., IM14117, Ward .:, N11911 &>apueJ, NMC, Betbtlda, Mci. 4 . ·! tram Clllbnla, tbe Glob.>bn ban beard from itbelrdaapter, Sall1 (lb. Eddie R. l!lfnll), who Ia ...nuechlttb tnlnii.Sall1, wllolel11iPtldla aboird!be u.s.s. New Orleana, ~~~ Z'IOO National Ave., Nillonal aty ~ Clllf, ~, _., ~8'-:<;._;(8'$.«.>?«>:>~.<::.-Wl~ ..,;;;;;;;,,;;;;_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _iii JO.BO PunchJ~MN~a iRANo Holsum Fruit Pies ___._'4 9' 460Z. CANS WIENERS ....,..-You_.......___ __ ' . ' ONLY '1795 i¢.c.Bmllb,wnalao11111'ried~lbelulweeto1Avcu~t. :- Ill addltloll 1D the 'teddJDg 11111lven.lea, Melvbl'a blrtbdly ;falll Gil AIJI. fl. Come any Allpll' lbe Blakealee family will not lick for • to celebrate. ' {' MIItE GLOIJ(ltAR II In tha aeu.la NaYII BoiJillal, He '· ~eel bla pareuta, Mr. ud Mn. Pbll Globobr, lrom there ~8anday nl&bt after being nown In earner Ill the cia)' Inial a [lloapltalln Okinawa. 1 Millie haabetnlllatlonebboardllle U.S.S.Dalulb In Vlelnam tptara and wu not ICbedoled to retur11 1o tha Slatea until ·. . He'a botll1ilallled for lrealmolll of a blcll probhm and olnowtbat'aaboulllllblapmateknow. "Real Sharp" ~t;;.k( g,~k~~~s !~~, ~~&~: ~::::~;.;!::::::::::3~::-;~f(.::::~.:-.:-.:~:: SHEllS . .-: -·. ~1.19 .~he{ry :Pie .filling "' 3 :: •1;. . MRS. -f· '· . $hortening 'IJ. r.M .. • mylilt·!lililln&f ~ ~ o.y~~he -~ .,.r, IIIIa/,' .lit .-Jd, ~ tD,Ibe . mit 1111 o11111: 1!1 @I .1101, liclli lbe i11!W '1\a,ve .,_ top f¥. ahcoH iJf 111m• .ut. ijl. playing since 1tie All'8tilr Jll1l8 1lho ,......topua alllllnr Jlil. i Jrilk, , tenJns.ID ~ . ''1bellii8Werlielln flip 111111 plldler for ,tbe ·MID- ., · tbe btta," ukl ~·point. 11e.Ota 1'wlllll '"d ~)' lng toward lbeplayen~ dresma lllght be pinld liiiMn•y f!Mllll. "No I1W!alll' can put by lhulllng GUt ll1e lilllftltUi 1'11111011 aacoreboard. Btewerl, . . · .,. , "Jim got bla ~ -.,.y," '!be Redlwere limited to sev· cracte4 GVIOI'd. "[ dldn'IIJO- . eo hila by lbe Giants' Gaylonl t1c:e ltWli&l t11e7 lllllled Cll1 lbe Perry aa they IUifered t.b!dr .d~tllaiJimQlhldiCit '·"' pme. Bulthe -1117• ......,_ _,_..... seventh loas lD their ,... llgames. ·· · me Ill II 'lll1en l 1o1 back lo lbt And tonlcbl, they'D nm up dui!GUI.'I apinltJuanMarlcbal,wbollas TblawujultllftertheRedl wonllbb1arcnrtoevenbla sanclwlcbedadoablebyBobby season record al M. Tolan between lllnglea by P'e1e Usually Mar1cba1 Ia bidding Role IIJid Tony Pam: to acore for bla 20th YlciDry about thla two 1'111111n the boiiCllll of tbe lime ... lbe -··~. but an ad- -venth to tie lbe ICOre 11 J. "' -· verse reaction 1D penicillin ad- aU. minlltered aflir Marlchal de- ~~Charley Foz, the Glanli' · veloped an ear lnfectloa 11111 /nW.aaer, had made 1 trip ID apring fouled up his limetable. tha mound, alter Perez lllqle. Gary Nolan wUl OlJIM* Marl· "lwaan't tblnkins about IMine chal. "'-no oul," aald Foz, "[ IIIII 'lbe Reda' loas Tuoaday nlgbt, '\Old him ID reacb dowD bacalll8 and coupled With Loo Anieles' therehadtobelillllltll1lDgleftiD Dodger sweep Ill a doublehead· II." er In Atlanta, left them Perry cUd 11111 thai, awltebed wtth a 10 • pme lead In tha to o!f • 11p0ec1 llreaklnc 8lld 1ot NatlonaiLeague'INII. Johnny Bench and Lee May to Atwo · out two rnn pinch dou· cut short lbe Reda. rll!f. '1 .PAL Peanut Iutter �%' •t'f'o ' . ' .. ~. 1-'niiDIIIJ!ifnllnel.~.o.,~~~p~. t,IJll , . ,·;'. ·~ ,.,,•. 1 ..... < . .··! • ates··~·~· '!i'nfl ·~Slum~ .B~I· r' ' '1 -·os.e ~<! UPIIIPI!:b I)' mBollimt. · ,., lll'lt~JIIne4: l"';;l.,ll0b ci.b. 'ID lbe .mn~ D!>rl sa,more: IJIII'~ ~= '!frller ,V-1'011 !_Ill lillltj) pij1e ijtb . . _ . Ued ,lbe tor dJe ~~ vicl«)r, whld1 . ' •• ,, \..)' .Trjp .~B~~Y~' ;flVice ' 'i ti<l•~llhii&erWillteSwaeu'Oflbe : .ftl!i!Jurgb Pirate. would~ tile -~man. to I** 1111dll' lbe , ~ !h peMillt rille -IVell •,} .· ,ir·I'JIIIle s~re~~~· ~·leaving 12 " tolfttler• stranded In ' i '.'! •• • •. ~ tc(ll'e (tljif~,rO:of.r~b. l'!lllllenhepht~alter ~Braves'lOiiJ!Il~lol!ve '1'1!1 ¥t\4 out. tbilli' a double bY Tony Taylor ID lbe pmu. · . rie!Grf 'IJ1d ·.* :'!l !lob !~ eiShth.. . Steve Hunlz' .lPih·!~nlng .,_.,...,h hit ils!IIIOIII iP1n1t It wlnl . 'Die 1.41. Angeles Dollien 11crlllee fty drove In 1be ~.. NtwYOlk when w~ ~ lciire41n wl!lpped.lhe Aillnta Braveil, w n1n1 run for lbe Padres 111cL Chi~• on lbe •12th Cleon Jonea' I!Qvblebeader. . · 11Crlllce 11y. , · . , ·. ~ lllllable Slargel! cUd jult · Ron Barbel; 'I~ puf-.s 1 ·that In 1111 Sunday's from &In Dllgci for . .,GOO, :·.. doubleheader with the San pltcll!ld one lnriJi1g IIJid ret.ivod . ·. Fraricllc'o Giants bDt Tuolday credit for hla el&blb win : · ntpt he CIJDo riaht back to althO!IIlbTugMcGrawfiDIIhed. . -"""".In three nma with bla 2Ith PlnclHllll« Terry Hannon'a · , .lficmet of tha year and alinCJe 1inCJe With tw~ oulln lbe Ulb ~-·lfle Pirates anappecl a u ·. ~Wed &!!.~ trOm IOCCII1CI 1 ·~ Pma ·IOIInlalreak with an IH, bUe 11 thci Phlllles won their ·, ,,- ¥1c!ory over the Montreal flftb slraiSht g.mt. Ron Slnto ~. lilt a IWOo!'llll hemet after a ••,'Ole victory enabled lbe trlp1a by Jim Hldlman for lbe . ,· ...I, ...."'"" .,,. teatoatayl\!.pmesahqd ·· !:ill •lbe New Yon ·Mete ID the " ··~atlonal League'1 B•al • •'Divlllonlllid lntteaaed their '. ~~ ·ov.. tbeCllk:aloCubclto \f!vo'aarrtel· The Mete defeated ., . die·SU,oul1Csrdlnall,44,1n 12 WASIUNG'roN(UPl)-VInce lii!llngs hUe tOO ':ubBbowed ·to the -"~·••· a-2 111 ~bilrdl, coach of ll1e Wuh· :· .,., IIJid ~&In Dlego~eorecia Sol, ~ win over lbe Houston Altroa and Ban .-~anclaco. clowned lbe ClnclJuiall Redl, $. 1 1n other National 't.ague. enabled Pat Dobe® ID win bla nib game. AI Ferrara homere!l for tha Padrea, who ~t Goorae Qdver bla fifth eetbeck while Jim Wynn bad two bill for tha A1lr01. Jun Lefebvre'• two-t"un John ~·s lwcJ:oliiJI, homer was lhe big blow of ll1e twMun pbjclJ double off Clay Dodsera' flrat-came win c,arrOIIIDIIJeeiShtbiDnlniPvt pnMWCI by lbe lhutout relief lbe Glanla IIIF flllb pltehl!lg.of Ray Lamb and Pete riet.ry. G~ylord Perey pltd!8d Mlk¥l8el! over lbe lui live a seven-hitter ID win bla 11111 Innings. WUIJe Davll' twMun pme. homer alter a doUble bY Ted Pma· '.. IJ·innJnas. •................ Phuuea•. • .,.ton lledllrlns, was reported today lobe "In it&vo condition IIJid near death" In a Wuhing· ton hospllal. · A lledllrlns ~. With the team Ill Tampa, 1!'11., lor a Fridayahlbltlonpme,saldbe could not - " -· the re..'""""u ,...~ pitb~ In IDday'a edition of ll1e WllhingiDn Post. lledllrlns Offlclala could nol be reached far comment. '!be Pvcsl quoted no aourc:es aald · , lllralabt · L0·Jnb· ·. ardi ' ! 'I'm glad I was ftnallyable to 'do 10111etldng " · '!lid SlargeU ":'I've been ~vlni loo manY •l,lletl on bUe - like thOle 12 on Sunday," ..·-eD Hill Romer . ~-• h , f' Stargell omered of Bill · ~ during a four-run ..lfxllf' Inning and drove In · anolbtt run with a alngle In ll1e elshth. Malty Alou alao for lbe PI!'ales, 1111 j s81•d Near . Death LcJmbNdi "was In ..... · .,.. cmdltlon IIJid near death Tuolday atGeorietown Unlverlilly HOipllal.'' However, reports thai tha ~7· year-old Lombardi'• Ulnel8 waa ,terminal llavo ga1J!ed wide ctreulatlon 111 lbe nation's capital recently. • -·~·.who -as ...,..ted ....,, ... w w ·..-~ HI :: :m~ St. L.6uls. ~ 70 .m 7 Phlladt1 1• 63 70 .~o 7'it 16 •.m 13"' Montrea . w. L. Pd. Gl Clnci!'M'I f6 50 .632 ... Laor.=:os 74 58 .561 to iif'..,r:.nclsco ~ ~ : : ~'IJ HOuston 62 11 .466 221'1 $lin Dl~ 51~ .383 33'11 Phlla i =y•: 2, ~~nn Ld$ Alto 6 A~ta 3, tot ~.. """" 3 Atlanta 2, 2nd · Pltl$burgh I Montreal 4 New York 4 St. Lou 3, 12 Inns San Frcm 5 Clncl 3 Inns sen DJ<voZ Hous 1, 10 TCidoy'al'rolllbte Pllchtn CAll nmos EDT) f" v/:.t Phlladel~hloCJackoonJ.13)at 2 30 ~'::,cago . .c :F ..., ... a.,~ ki .l lr elght11'1nlllnC by .kolltl~ i.... CINCINNATI'(uPI)~ Aildere<ill'l ~ IJ1d ni{jt .. L Pet. Gl ~ . . ge!llng col4~ , . ill Leap 63 ·530 "il. "I don't care bec1u1e l \1011'1 IIUoD. tbe• CPappos l0-6), ' · Piltsblirgh CMoooe 8-9) at feel like eatq lllucfl lilY· way," !!Aid the !;IJieln!iail Jlec!l' 11181111er .,. ht l1alf • bearladl7 poked af 1!11.f9oll ~ CCIIIducllnc a jiGI!'·IIICII'IeJII on ~'a;H loas to &In Fran· ·elic!O Gi&nli. •'Se8rcbfariMWOI'I?" Ancleraon pondered lbe quea. Uon. "Sure, I'D go home llld think abocll tblnp," asldSpclrk)r. "But aeardl for analrin! I'm not 1111W'teoough tollncl them." Anderaon remind,eel bla audl· once be didn't crow about his 5AN FRANCISCO abrhbl ~~':~ ~ ~ ~ ~ • • . . ·. *In beat 111e · "And Jwulit Jutt·~ a..- ll1il pw P«Ty 1111 IIIIi t1C1«Jr• at· llil -· ' ..,_.Jim Jim'•, Lanleros 1 o 1 o ,_ ...,. Bummer tor Montroal (McGinn 7-ll, 9 p.m. Staphonson ph 1 o 1 2 on ear., .... Lao Anaeles <Sutton 13-10) at Helse2h o o o o removal ala two-loot section Ill Atlanta (Jiaoh 12·71, I p.m. Ma~oct 5 o 2 o the colon, l'tHIIIered the San Francloco (MI1rlchal9·9l McCovoy lb 2 o o o hoopllal. July 'l1 and bas at Clnclnnotl (Nolan 15-5), 8 Henderson If 4 1 1 o remained there. since At tha p.m. Dietz c 5 1 1 o bls Son DI:Jo (Coombs 9-10) at Hart 3b 3 o 2 2 2 11 30 about the nallire ~ ~kln ( loslngome ' ' a: ~~";';; ss ~ ~ ~ bla Ulnesa or bla condiUon have Tllunday's Gomu Totalt » 5 10 5 beendlacloseclalnCII Pitts at Montreal. night CINCINNATI . Philadelphia at Chicago ab r h bl New York at St. Louis Rooerf 4 1 1 o Los Ang at Atlanta, night Tolanct 4 1 1 1 San Fran at Clncl, night Pem3b 3 o 1 1 Son Diego at Houston, night. Bendlc 4 o 1 o American Loagw MI1Cb 4 o 1 o East ~rm•'~ ~ ~ : : w. L. Pet. GB. Chsntv ss 3 o 2 o Baltimore 86 48 .642 Carroll pph o1 oo oo oo ~~-----------tlllllliiiiiiiiii Now York 75 S9 .560 11... Stewart Detroit 70 63 .526 15'h G Booton lk lothiln p 2 0 0 0 68 ~ .515 17 Cleveland 65 HI .485 21 Concepcion ss 1 0 0 0 fllashlngton 63 70 .474 22'1> Olne ph 1 0 0 0 Tolalt 14 I 7 2 Wnt San Fran . 000 200 120-5 W. L. Pel. GB Cincinnati 010 000 200-3 Minnesota 78 S. .591 ... E -Chaney. DP - Cincinnati California 7741 5962 .556 •'h 1. LOB - San Francisco 10, · Oakland .514 1'h c 1 Kansas City 52 81 .391 26'h lnclnno 1 1· Milwaukee 50 85 .370 29'h 28 - Mays 2, Bench, Tolan, Chicago Hart, F111t11ts. HR - Boncls 119 87 .360 31 T'llud8y'a Results <21 ) · lphrorbbso Mlnn < Mllw 0, 1st Perry W 117·14) Min 7 Mil 1, 2nd, 11 Inn• 9 7 3 J 3 7 Cleveland 4 Washington 3 McGlothlin 6 8 3 3 5 3 New York 4 Baltimore 2 Carroll L (9·3) Detroit 10 Booton 9 2 2 2 2 1 2 Oakland 6 Chicago s Gullett 1 o o ·a o 2 Kan City 4 California 0 HBP By Porry (Perez). Today's ProiNible Pitchtl'l WP Porry. T - 2:119. A CAll Time• eon 25.150. Balllmorv (McNally 21-7) at :u: ranillr ! · __, fu~ 1/()IJIJ PlAI.liltfll AT KEITH GOBLE FORD OpenS September 11 USED 'CAR LOT . Pass 3N.T. Pau W£ ISSUE HUNTING UCENSE Pus ()peninl l•ed-• 3 ny 7-3), at Boston (Peters13-10 and Koonce 2·3), 2, 1:30 & 7:30 p.m. Chicago (Johnson 2-Jl at Ooktond(Odorn 6-SI.!O:JOp.m. Kansas Cltv (Johnoon 6-9) at . California (Wright 1"11 ~•.\1 · ~t=ro·. ·! ( _.,.. Minnesota (Z.Op 7·3l .. ..t Milwaukee (Patlln 10.11), 9 p.m. Cleveland (McDowell 19·81 at Wuhlngton (Bosman 14-9), 7' 30p.~•rscfay's Gomos Chicago at Oakland, night Kan Oty at Calif, night Cleve at Wash, night ~~~~~eo!~· ,'\:ft,~~ 12 GAUGE 3.98 16 GAUGE 3.65 Community Corner a, Charlen.e Hoeflich 0. A lladlllm of AugDII weddinall baa been eltlbUibed by !be Blablloe flmib'' ' Ssturclay, Aug. 21, Jennllet lllaDIIee beelme the bride of ..ilm llulcber. Ql Aug. 10, 11M, PatlJ BIUeslee and MmlD arete · ~ w.c!db1l wws, and on Aug]&, ltrl, lbe pll' parelil, .Qackand Dally, w.e 1111ft'led. An allll and lllde, Mr. IIIII Mrll. CINCINNATI CVPI) -'111e Clnelnaall Reds kavo rtHI!ed three pla;pen from 11oe IDdlallapoU. farm dab ID '•IDibe'--atthe-•-' .... ,. ~ .,. •• ,_ oAIDopJeoa .blollaU.._,• IL ""·'• 'IU ei\Ofi.:1.ifrt ~f1idrfl~ _iH.Io-'J • • • .J••J•.t.•.i! ...) i ..•• l...l.o...-lilu Ji!J ~ · •t ... -- ....... -'.··· ·to~~ .......,. ........ ._......__.._. -r ,,... • •4'-lloor ·:!eelan, Automati: nans.· · · ·.. , ., . . .... . . . ,, '' '""~·•· """''pllcber ilfllt wuw., · ~s-u · wltb lbe iadlaDCI; lafloldor FraU Duffy and oatcller BUI Plllllllller. Daffy ..lied .%G willie PICIIIIlller lucl • .%G 992-3422 overqe. Eaclt cloated IIOVOII Locust 5t. MLI....._. 0. 1968 FORD GALAXIE 500 ' bomon. Dog Food lrJOd'dllbto aOIIdcarmhlladclrealll«!cb"' s. Globotir, M-Illie ' ' QUILTING MAY BE a lOll arllD placa, IRJIIIOI Melp 'Die Bee Clall ol 'l'rinlly Onlrdlls 0111 o l - 1 HAWAIIAN 12:. ., . . ., IM14117, Ward .:, N11911 &>apueJ, NMC, Betbtlda, Mci. 4 . ·! tram Clllbnla, tbe Glob.>bn ban beard from itbelrdaapter, Sall1 (lb. Eddie R. l!lfnll), who Ia ...nuechlttb tnlnii.Sall1, wllolel11iPtldla aboird!be u.s.s. New Orleana, ~~~ Z'IOO National Ave., Nillonal aty ~ Clllf, ~, _., ~8'-:<;._;(8'$.«.>?«>:>~.<::.-Wl~ ..,;;;;;;;,,;;;;_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _iii JO.BO PunchJ~MN~a iRANo Holsum Fruit Pies ___._'4 9' 460Z. CANS WIENERS ....,..-You_.......___ __ ' . ' ONLY '1795 i¢.c.Bmllb,wnalao11111'ried~lbelulweeto1Avcu~t. :- Ill addltloll 1D the 'teddJDg 11111lven.lea, Melvbl'a blrtbdly ;falll Gil AIJI. fl. Come any Allpll' lbe Blakealee family will not lick for • to celebrate. ' {' MIItE GLOIJ(ltAR II In tha aeu.la NaYII BoiJillal, He '· ~eel bla pareuta, Mr. ud Mn. Pbll Globobr, lrom there ~8anday nl&bt after being nown In earner Ill the cia)' Inial a [lloapltalln Okinawa. 1 Millie haabetnlllatlonebboardllle U.S.S.Dalulb In Vlelnam tptara and wu not ICbedoled to retur11 1o tha Slatea until ·. . He'a botll1ilallled for lrealmolll of a blcll probhm and olnowtbat'aaboulllllblapmateknow. "Real Sharp" ~t;;.k( g,~k~~~s !~~, ~~&~: ~::::~;.;!::::::::::3~::-;~f(.::::~.:-.:-.:~:: SHEllS . .-: -·. ~1.19 .~he{ry :Pie .filling "' 3 :: •1;. . MRS. -f· '· . $hortening 'IJ. r.M .. • mylilt·!lililln&f ~ ~ o.y~~he -~ .,.r, IIIIa/,' .lit .-Jd, ~ tD,Ibe . mit 1111 o11111: 1!1 @I .1101, liclli lbe i11!W '1\a,ve .,_ top f¥. ahcoH iJf 111m• .ut. ijl. playing since 1tie All'8tilr Jll1l8 1lho ,......topua alllllnr Jlil. i Jrilk, , tenJns.ID ~ . ''1bellii8Werlielln flip 111111 plldler for ,tbe ·MID- ., · tbe btta," ukl ~·point. 11e.Ota 1'wlllll '"d ~)' lng toward lbeplayen~ dresma lllght be pinld liiiMn•y f!Mllll. "No I1W!alll' can put by lhulllng GUt ll1e lilllftltUi 1'11111011 aacoreboard. Btewerl, . . · .,. , "Jim got bla ~ -.,.y," '!be Redlwere limited to sev· cracte4 GVIOI'd. "[ dldn'IIJO- . eo hila by lbe Giants' Gaylonl t1c:e ltWli&l t11e7 lllllled Cll1 lbe Perry aa they IUifered t.b!dr .d~tllaiJimQlhldiCit '·"' pme. Bulthe -1117• ......,_ _,_..... seventh loas lD their ,... llgames. ·· · me Ill II 'lll1en l 1o1 back lo lbt And tonlcbl, they'D nm up dui!GUI.'I apinltJuanMarlcbal,wbollas TblawujultllftertheRedl wonllbb1arcnrtoevenbla sanclwlcbedadoablebyBobby season record al M. Tolan between lllnglea by P'e1e Usually Mar1cba1 Ia bidding Role IIJid Tony Pam: to acore for bla 20th YlciDry about thla two 1'111111n the boiiCllll of tbe lime ... lbe -··~. but an ad- -venth to tie lbe ICOre 11 J. "' -· verse reaction 1D penicillin ad- aU. minlltered aflir Marlchal de- ~~Charley Foz, the Glanli' · veloped an ear lnfectloa 11111 /nW.aaer, had made 1 trip ID apring fouled up his limetable. tha mound, alter Perez lllqle. Gary Nolan wUl OlJIM* Marl· "lwaan't tblnkins about IMine chal. "'-no oul," aald Foz, "[ IIIII 'lbe Reda' loas Tuoaday nlgbt, '\Old him ID reacb dowD bacalll8 and coupled With Loo Anieles' therehadtobelillllltll1lDgleftiD Dodger sweep Ill a doublehead· II." er In Atlanta, left them Perry cUd 11111 thai, awltebed wtth a 10 • pme lead In tha to o!f • 11p0ec1 llreaklnc 8lld 1ot NatlonaiLeague'INII. Johnny Bench and Lee May to Atwo · out two rnn pinch dou· cut short lbe Reda. rll!f. '1 .PAL Peanut Iutter �1 ~- . ~11180 poll)" .• 1 'a . ~ • . ~ _ . /, ~~ .•J!ff,'.,;.s···,. ..:.i:r~~._,,~0:.n:·c.· ·s··' , :&11::' · l:l'!ti.a f'la•• •RitiirniJW_,~~ ll1i:lude ;,~·ef!!I;= r~~~ ,~CIJ;,I!ea~~ ~'IJ · tackle 111C1 home , 'llldDidi:Evey.Md.Pitllburib develoP!'d · Into , a do wttb a 10nt·6dO)Idl Earl Gi'OS Ia, New winner. 1()11 Dl ·~. " nat llo· ~ ~ . diip\lutll!d ' \oiiillillol..~t.:lle-1 ~lou 4raft.~c:e Hannah Tr84e,, iqlo,.:~~ttn '~ .-.. • wtwho 11. . ,neJ~.year.o'idSe~,'Wilo' the Sou~. 'Vanet ~I!C ·Ok, Jlhat If he's Htrll ·· ..t ~ al Notre ,~·ln ·. ~In rO<Itl!all•. ~McMr.;.T\VOirl Howdil!lrUIIU· paje rec;epUGIIf. yatds p!M!1 of·the~&Mt.IIQuadli bl,llllllber ,.a li lie! Enough to have: receivlr'IJ,: iM IWPhdoWii.. IIICI ~ ti> ~t 1be ,red J!lll>llcly ~tidied Green Bay liP'•! aU ol the ltllt1~ In. and lii8CII·'!' the JiW 10 ~· I'- 1~ head cOach Phil Bellg• military aervice · ~tn..;:~:~a: ~f$1~. ~~ ~tteran c,llflllliv• •· · · .,..wrlkl' " ' nturnl . dilp'witled-back!. one 1081011, ' . You trade hlnl, tblt'l wluit. E.~, out of ~. w11 o\JIYWay, thal'l What the the Bean' !irat draft cholc:e In ~did Tuesday When they 1116t when George Allen -pped Adderley, st, a tinellama co.dl, wu with tbne All-Pro, to tile Dlllaa the ·OIIeqo clubu director of -t .' "'h..:t. re~,!'I'II'Wof .:liP&~" _ ;ei .v'fr- '-~ dtl\l.i •. pound,iic~e, ,_ Bas ball R ults ,... 1 Cowboys lasl year and spent tile 1011011 on the lax! squad. Ill other trades, the Los Angeles Rams sent Jbn Soymour, their 19113 llrot.round draft choice d Ron Smith '> live-year vete'""an r ,wety • to the'a 1Chlcqo Bears In exchange for players, among them veteran running back Perry Lee DUnn. The New York Jets put oftlnjllred defenslfe end GerTy Philbin on their !njured-reserved llstllld....,....., defeftll back Jim w~-on the t.a~~ "' squad. 1 0'-9l lP- Hordln (40:11 200 ':;!, 1 0 5)Peterson HRs - Murcor 122nd), Whlto r m Chicago 8 tel."S::I::e; <•I~~Fry,;,an tf1~~ Wonz 113), Short 113) and McCarver; Holtzman, Regan (9), and Hundley. WP-Fryman (8-6) . LP-Regan 14-11. HRssanto (21stl, Money l13th) . -(10 Innings) · B · Ba k ~~:" . w•ns ounce c ~T: on rewers WJCe T: B , r :: ~:~~~~d~ By vrro STE.LLINO UPI Sporta Writer ~ BID Rigney Ukes to make a ~t of moves but he was happy .Z.about one he didn't make ~. ~Tuesday night. ·• The Minnesot.a Twins' manager, who moves hla men around Uke a chess player was thinking about resting Harmon Klllebrew In the second game after he hit hla 39th homer In a t-4 game vic•ope•"'• ~.,. _, over Milwaukee. ButRigneydeclcledtoletblm : :i 'ro; Dlker, Culver (9), Cook 110). Gladding 110) and Ed· wards. LP....CUiver (6-5). HR1 Ferrera l121h..2:_ Pltl>bgh 000 104 021- 8 12 4 In the second game Killebrew Montreal 100 000 300- • 5 1 1 hila second three-<'un homer to cap a slxoJ'UIIllill thai wrapped Stoneman, Marshall (6), Strohup the game. The Twins had mayer (8), Reed (8) and alreadyscoredlhreerunsln Bateman.WP....Vele(9-W. LP - Stoneman (4-UI. HRs-Aiou the Inning on Jim Holt's walk, (lsi), Stargell l241h). Belloy Rich Riese's single, an error, a (24th). sacrifice and Cesar Tovar's 112 1 . ) single. N. y.""'~~ ooo 001 011- .o 11 o In other games, New York St.L 001 000 100 OlD- 3 10 2 edged Baltimore, 4-2, Cleveland McAndrew, Sadec:kl (8), nipjled Washington 4-3 Oak· Frisella (9} , Folkers (11), land •~""" Herbel (11), McGraw (12) and ....,... Chl~••o' ..., • lh'i . • Grote. Gibson ' (19-6) ond Kansas City blanked California, Simmons. WP- Herbel (8-5) . t-4, IIICI Delrolt outlasted HR-Lee 15th) .. _ _, ,.c - 7 fllr '- , , , tJ;i1billca \l&e.wll!lie . .. ' • , , . .. 1 · · '~dll•.• · . =-- '. . ' hcmersiiJMJloie· ~~'llld·Af '';'l'hi'~wullleJeii! ~ID Yates, 11Aopped tho -Tell S.'i will! -# . .. It gave !lie iL peno' two games remalo!ni before the ·118111 til wbo IIIAJII*( league'lptayof!slie8ln'F!'Id&Y· aloidng ··by downlni Ro. · · · c:heller a.z. ' ' . 'i'be'permantls tile fltl( fot tile IIE.ItD Gm'S ~- · Qllefa In '13 ~; *bile the HUNTINGTON; W. Va. (UPI) .tell aellieil for' ~ ptaee Marshall Unlversl.ty.'•· for~·lbjr!l .tbne,inJI,.,yeara. football program lnaugurites 'l'in4! 'Witb "iO the Jell were the aea1011 witb artlflclallutf In tfp "'- hadt !If ~ Fallfleld Stadium lnd a 3iiO' lAullvllle•a ·'jvy Wlillllhi!ton pow1CI buffalo named ~co. 11 wh!Ded~ tblrd itrlte put An· ·tt.a mascot. gel MaDiual who hacl workecl The five-montiJ.old animal, 1be count to S..Z with two oaln billetedattheLawrenceCounly tllenlnlllto~tllewln. (Ohio) falrgrounda, was d""-l_ed by Dr. and llln· hie ~cit ~t= R~ 11 ~ :: 74 3 ~ ,$16 10 74 iU .536 10 Tldelllia• 14 64.536 10 Rldlmond 11 ·67 .514'-13 i'l".:l-:: ' ' ~: ~ ~ ToledO . .. '. 5Q 'il .Jiil,. x - Cllndood Tlc!to!iltr :#: 11!1!•'*" Loulov;t1-c:.'~="t Syracu.,. 3 Roc:heltor 2 Richmond 1 ndtwiltr 4 Wlnnlpeg2TOIIdoO ' · · · ' SAVE ,0: f:Twins won, 7-l,ln lllnnlngs to ~," complete a doubleheader >~ : ......., . Killebrew, who look ~ : over the American Leagne ~ : borne run lead after being tied ~ ,1f1111 Frank Howard of Wublnl· "' too at II wouncl up with 7 RBII ~ to boost 'hla 1081011 total to 107 · ~ be"-• H ard _,..., ,..,., ow • ~~-.dllgney ,_ "You llllow how 11111111lam," said after tbe game. "I i :almoll dldn'i play Klllebrew In ~ 'tile - d game. That's how :;:_ ·11111111 I 1111." -<• Killebrew hit ·a three-nln ~ hllmer In tile lint lnnlns of lbe ~-'lint --• Jim Perry ~ , game ...... ,1plldled a flve-llltter for hla 20th l '.vlttory. . ~: . 1!\11~1~ ..,e.Loldsn a. J Ulilliil Prill - " - I . NlltiOIIII LISIUI ·· ' ,.~~ ~· '! 11 102 3111 63140 ·358 133 493 95 110 :~ 119 <103 67130 .323 132 500 71161 .322 122 m 101lYS 17136 .322 , 33 547 3:10 l34 : 532 111170 320 Jll't.C.'ellented drlM, ·~~~" DE'I'liOrr (UPI):..'nle beacl nart~tlca _.ddlcl1011" ·J n_of lbe 'Onlted AutO ·worbn t'ellpllllll to tb6"'1rhl\e ...,... -~ team at o-al request, wilb llllll!lfOUI prlmf Moton called his councll time aeries offering atom tDgetlier today to reclllllllerJd ''w81.'11jJig meway or ~UH, of llle-UAW ltrllre Genea·al Moton the dingjn ol belns hooked," If netelllal')' to get 1 lllltilfac:lo. anpl411: · ' r'f II"' llllll1ract -Tha SepL 11 debu~ Ill' Andy tnlns 811..;,.. ~ Grllllth'l new CB&-'W llet'la, of tile UAWi;GM ~ "Headmaater," 1!1 Wllldl be said he *ould not healtale ~ JIDI'!r8JS lbe heacl of a 8llllil J'eCPIIUIIend utrllrugalnat lbe ~vale~ of~:.~ ...Wid'• Jargeal 1118J111facturlng pr m ... .......,.. ,.,.;. ccporatlon. ~ termec1 'turn on' with dangi!rou,t dnlp the ·IDIUal proposall macle - and on a atudenl Tueaday by au three cmmalllea • their,. effect , . -..... h w o.. oesn •· ·· "a blccup" and unrealistic. . . , . -Also 011 Sept. 11, tile 1011011 General Motors Ford and l'riUNd ' · . · lftmler of NBC·TV'a '"l1te ,_,_ ' . .. FANS;,:- ~rtsa IIICI Jo.Yce c:vt.r, two YOIUV Wlhama rana, arelhoQ wllh- Name of the Game" deala 'tillb -·~ Tuesday made vir· . ;l!l.1l_•· eiWiaadar - • - durlnl tho While ~---at Bnlalo ~ ..... ~-~offca2_..~ contract · ·· . ._ "a Senate. auljcomm(ttee • II'•.."'""' wage 1 In-, lng 011 narcotics and a )'01111(1 crenll"'l IIICI "fringe benellta girl who Is ruining her life 'tilth tolallng about $3 biDion doDan drugs." Presidential aide over three years. 'nle ecmpaFr1111klln D. Roosevelt was Robert Finch will appear as nle• called the offere the rlchtlll the first U.S. president to hlmaelf In this episode. pact8ge ever offered and aet . . broadcast from a forelp - An "frOIISide" episode will tile wage Jll'l!IX'"8l• at' au per 1 ":2 129m 99159 .3:10 79 158 .320 H Pet "ft.lriC!!o"" - 't:r 501 911.0 .31; 462 1011.0 .311 :112' ~l: ·:m 79 165 ~14 4.CI 62 131 .312 ..,, n 123 :m 371 sr 113 .305 01 45 l21 •302 10 l:U .301 ...en --~tent a Brown of Albally ·tile cbW Pabue 8et t. la!IYiir for· tile Olmll'l-'- ..... • II years, wu ~ ~J to bead New Yon SliWa ~ part- !hal VIctor reealll when be was wi'!' the old 'Dr. ~~ aeries, 'we received an eKi:el· lent script touching on venereal dleease, but we cOuldn't dolt." Tlmeshavechanged,111111'8thln a little. G~eenndofaryesnitewasoaf wthllde E.d tract of Mea'fr:tamla, not far the raqulan port city froiD of Basra. 'W(.*RS. · R.O . Uke a Ray .of Sunsbllle • Brighten The Days of : lite CDtivalescent . • . ~ -'i DUDLEY'S AORIST "' l/ . llllematlonal Executive Board (IEB ). Bijection of the company offers Wll a cert.alnty. "· CERTIFIEif· i lf - tn-Hal Aft t..' 538W. MAIN THINK BfiM To Selwol Bu...et Stret.dter81 SUPER-RIGHT QUALITY-FULLY COOKED CLIP THESE COUPONS AND SAVE $3.00 · ~I '· I . . 1 j. 1 I • •I I, • I I I ' I I ~~filii '..:::.';;.... Z.t.''~'· Q _ ITEIII •. ... • "" • . . .ilo '• 2..,. ll • ....,._, . " ' ... :7fC li•r ,_ lllrr · I,..: :.rt.~ ~ ,.••. ~, ~ ~ I I I 1 ....... 1 I 1 I •• 1 I I 1 1 • I 1 I 1 II 1 t ~~··· Ffl...~ ~~- o:::' ,' · . s~,· ,.... Plllia · ·M ' ilT ·, . ,··, 0 :;_;' 0 0 0 I "' ,J )M~ ' > ·- ~.. ~"~~}~tti =om - ~~~~!n~~~~&~~. ~==~==ln~tbe~- ~~,th~·==~mm='=~~-·~~:~l:m,:-~-~·~ famUy. r-11111111•-•..0.•~ ..,... country. I <IIPI> ' •· lng worbra at aD three companles were meeting separately today to go over tile company projJoulslnclelaU llldtomake R"H"mendat!ODS 'to the UAW CO,mmon Sense Needed ... ALliANY ness· tlve. ·UAW VIce President Douglas Fr..-, head ol lbe UAW ·Chryaler Department, Uihned It "rlclleuloua" and echoed Blueatone'a warning tbat ·the companies were 011 a "mllllllon course" toward a lllzlke. 'nley said the ''new money" offered In tbe package for W""es .., wu leu than 1 per cent rather than 7.& per cent. The union cOIIIIclbo •-esent- !:!· !lEa ClOIIMI88ION _ ....,""' ~~~~~"!t ~ epiiQCie''abf!Q~\haJ!IIIlllllil cllale and uilanlmoualy 'f.: Detroll~~~~•o 12 Boston 260 0110 010--9 11 1 Kilkenny McRea (11 Hille (2), Patto.:.OO (5), Tl,;,mern! 18) and Price; Sl-. Rlomo .~:"t~~:::,_ I~P Wa,': -(5-1) LP - S.lberlll:l-1) HRt - Andrews (16~) Nor t hr~p (23rd), T. Conigliaro "' • • 127tfol •. Price (2nd), Cuh (15th), G. Brown 134d). d)'ll8liii~·~Mby. lirbWIDI·ae~, ~ty •Ill"! .wnereal ~fo1folf." ' •In tbe flrll Y.- . her mother and fak, to her ancla .per.c:enteacllotlllenut apeclal boyfrlend ...lt's not two yean. . something that happens to UnloQ reactloli ftll lmme· ~Y $8. It can bit any Murcer and Roy While's two- Perry (18-lll elz; · run blast carried New York McGlothlin. Carroll m ;·GIJIIett put s.Itlmore. Frill Peler8on (9) and Bench. LP-Corroll 19· IIICII.Jndy McDaniel combined 3) . HR-Bonds (21st). on a nfne.hltllr. llsl gomo) Wlpel 0111 Lead to Win . Lao Ang 010 220 OlD- 6 10 0 Delrolt hit four homen Atlanta 001 200 0110- 3 10 2 Including a grand slam by Jim Oateen, Lomb W, MlkkeiMn Prlce to~ •t """""' D _ _._._ (8) and Holler, Nlekro, Me...,pe o'ut an .. Queen (5), Priddy (7) and lead and beat the Red Sox. Tillman. WP-Lamb ($-4). LP.... Gates Brown's solo homer In Nlekro (10.11). HRo-Ltfebvre the seventh, which gave Detroit !::!:/~,/:,'a (30th). a 1~ lead, proved to be the Loo Ang 012 0110 0110- 3 1 2 difference. Boelon'a Tony Coni· Atlanla ooo 110 0110- 2 5 o gUaro a1eo had a grllld slam In Moeller, Brewer (8) and the game. Sucll!kla. Holler If!; Reed l'-7) W·"D·-~.~..:. four WP (31st), l'tlOtller O.vls 17-4). ...,. .,...,... P1.,.., a • and HRs King. -c.peda hitter fqr bll·flrlt victory of the t71hl. y.- II Kanaaa Oily beat . .- - . B:m gam Royals IIC<II'ed all four runs In tile 10venth lnnins to beat·Tom Murphy. An lnfiw!'old hit by TOny LaRW188 th the bases loaded In the nlntb gave Oakland tile victory over Ollcago. Lalllllsa's hit snapped a r.c; tie :a~~er Sal Bando'a lingle tied tile game. Gall If'¥!••' pinch homer gave Chicago a 11-4 lead In tile !Alp ol tile nlntb. Ml1:e Paul went a 141nnJDp IIICI eot aecll' .fllr hla lll'lt majar lelpe·Victory 11 Clevelancl beat 'Wulllnglon.• Pi'ul arrived back from tile jnllitn juat four houn before pm~~ Ume IIICI allowed lilta. Vada Plnaon _ lielped him wltb a · . ~ iDa' ;. . . 5on "• , al1ii ~ ~ , · ·A_ ·.~ :mifdei'"tr 1tObW ·Clntln;ii 010 ooo .· , ~~!~~k, •-"' ' ~,. ~·- !.-'!::,•~, • *tr ·and , ~~ iJivOI.,.. . In ' .ber ~·~ . WtaiOn '..., ~ · . -' '~c-'vAioE':. • . llch90! ,'!"·' ,-.rllo ~~r· Several · '"*'~ Strike b _el · r ·' . ~l!!.IK14.1111tlmr,1 ftiiO!,ill- B!ll""0~· lF'iiJ'-iilh lllH <iiillialltor as 'liie ~ .14- • . . ,:~=~li!=~-t Sug.g· ests · fot the Aloenbt John 'Waod ·(9} and Her- the Weslern RoCkey ~ mann,' Dobson, " Grant (7), ·Tullday wu named coach /A Llndbland 19) a-nd Tenace. WP theclubfcrtbe 1971).7lae81011 - Llndbland (5-2). LP - Waod .• (8-12). HR - Hopkins (5th) . NEW FE.NCING OOACB Kan City 000 0110 <101)-4 9 3 NE.W HAWN, CGIUI. (IJPI) Calif. 000 ooo ~ • o --llf)my Harubmlan, a tumer (1·1) and Kirk· ooach of the Rulllan olplpc patrick; M..-phy, Tatum (7}, fen~~ buYalebee!Unnl~ Fisher Ill and Azcue. LP - fe,....,.,. coa.., at •,""F' Murphy(lJ.lO). ty,ll-••41ctd'l'a •1· Gl~::\ "' Mm~n~), t~~:~~~; B~nker ~ ''im ~ :se.. ,express. our /eeilr!P M IIIII, .r ..,. .• ~ , jjltf'~ 1.1 ."-Y Ameriean.Hnperi8lifi1/' ¥..,.'1wlllp .. ~ci- , · 111111fai'b ''t!ID· lail'lch ~- - Cleveland 020 000 G:l0--4 8 1 washnln 010 0110 002-37 2 Paul; Austin (9) and F - ; Proctor. Brawn, Plna (1). WP Shellehback • IA!ifue .loildlnla (8) and Casanova. - Poul t· "AilT" NAMED OOACU · In•• .o LP - Brown (2-2) . · PHOENIX (UPl) -Autry R. lr Unllld Pnli l..,..llonll ~ , . "Aut" Erlclaion defeaaeiDtm " , W. 1.. l"ct. GB ::n-~ : ~ g:~r.~ . ~: ~ :g Dobson 111·13) and CanniZZO· .. , 0 (20th) . · ~- lq vleli;tt,. ~ llii . . ' ~ ::-~s~~~=~:~; 3' ,. ' "': .. -¥Ideo eellllill··~ ;Iii ..• . ~her . · . - 5: ~~MI~~ :=~::.-~ r: Jets Lose, .S,.aeuse CJinehes 'tlti~ ~ ' Walker, 27, Moot-4 IIICI 249 gained over 1,000 yards lor the • ,,· . lion .. . compeUtiOII and an overall !·7 , -''. ' mark. 'n1e WU4catuc~ 140 J~,&- Jljii lol)nlon,.l points while . llolrlng tllelr J)C!UIId .~'l"cki Jim Lam~.. . · • · pounds, a two-time AII.SOUtb· Steelers since corning to them . · , weet c...terence $tar at Rice, In 11167 from the Philadelphia LOUISVIIJE, KJ. (UPI)- t.eaaueieim-'ttledfoplecond had been Dallas' regular center Eaglel. The Columbui Jelll' win stNak ptac:e In the~. tm. games ~ tile paat two years, although The Packers, Colla, and was halted Tuesdliy nlsbt and off the ~. . ~ missing ~everal games with a Washington lledsklns, In an the charging International 'nle Louilvllle Colooels, with ~knee Injury. However, he effort to pare down to the ~ , underwent 1urgery In the player Umit, all cut players but was given a clean TuesdAy. The lledsklns cut bill of health by Cowboy veterans Chuck Merceln, Bob C CS . ployslctans. Wade, and Benjy Dial and • Wllllama, 24, Moot.O and 253- rookie center Fred Minnear. By Unllod Proto lnlorftlll-1 Baltimore 0110 0110 101-2 t 2 pounds w11 a decathlon stand- Green Bay releaaod four llltloftll Loot•• N. Y. · 022 OliO OOi!-4 7 0 out at Prairie View A & M. He rookies Including two kicllers, ~~~~~1' ~ Hardin, Lopez l3l: Richert II) l drafted lith by the and Baltimore releued elgl1t ooo ooo 020 ooo H 12 o ~c'b:n~~rT:/"~~nGI~~~~~ ~~ · IAUOIIIOO ao,t ne~-..,.. pos1ti01!1~ , , 11118 fGr 11181rd: c __,...._ .J...,~ ... .._, ..,. poWODll'llfU'll ;o«..,.~ IW"' ,:"~'· ,_ •. : . ' posted ~ 1-4 reci!nl In ~ -.~l ·• . . . · · -, . , · allQ~ 'de~l · •lt~,;,thil UAW's G ...M' He8' •· d ' daniliti of r ' . · · ~ ..~ 1 . , •L::l . SWWft- -:-DIIIIl•DI......, ' r ~l'dibll loJ=~=·!f~ ~~~~~:,*~t:{~5~~· lu l$oli!d ijpe of WleS ' lJ · ru · ~ciiMii 180 Jl(JUiid ~jUan!' ·' . tho~' year, i:lu~. :offaeason :-· • r · . · . . _ ' .. , i ._ ~ j ' .. . '" • . t ~a H ~~al Thol 'blliit ·~!* old · •Jfililjtllliwlnt '7WJql":.QIJ"*", II a\; N:llofau- nfll!engt~~Hhrho !Ji"e" '~wDl.Joa · _ _., f n. · .. .-- ·. but ~~_nd,.jot~ll! · aot.LYWOOD (TJPI) +"11* ~beeline a narmiks addld , ~ ·~t,rw;'• illliiiiGi'j,,, 4 V~rr ~ )he;,,buUding ~f.ecl~ J=~·~ rtlulll of ~ ;1 filllli'' ., ~IIC·TY'a new "four-10: iof.~ p,.:...k!l,ii!w btd.u.iet , SaUfll.b:.::.. ~CtrljJ' , , I!JsJ! from the u.S. E1 • ~.:teo~ ~=ck· qu~J•ter~~~-k; ;:_:~n4 ' ,., : lfijlli ' . . • 140• po\'lld halfbllc-: · DaVId I..an1 ~· ,15S . · l' J gdiiM Slnllh ~ch fjiuJ DIUon'a Wlldcl!ll 111C1 hll staff at the end of to the team ihit . oi1gtDany l!!!ve .itbie slut IIUCIII. signed him 11 a -free agent In whlcli will form the-,-"' g So what do you do with a IIIII& and lor whom be played lr8.inan Trllce 11 ; : Ta ' & re,.~"o · r, · . Launc ''J.:-JO , .¢~.~t~:, · ~»!:~~::r~ ~ ~tr~ , Jit" fl •:~ ft;:q ' ~ ~~'! . . .. llf, IJ~tyatlse!lle-- , d~rniljo l!fPiuditd Iii' ,, . •_, ' �1 ~- . ~11180 poll)" .• 1 'a . ~ • . ~ _ . /, ~~ .•J!ff,'.,;.s···,. ..:.i:r~~._,,~0:.n:·c.· ·s··' , :&11::' · l:l'!ti.a f'la•• •RitiirniJW_,~~ ll1i:lude ;,~·ef!!I;= r~~~ ,~CIJ;,I!ea~~ ~'IJ · tackle 111C1 home , 'llldDidi:Evey.Md.Pitllburib develoP!'d · Into , a do wttb a 10nt·6dO)Idl Earl Gi'OS Ia, New winner. 1()11 Dl ·~. " nat llo· ~ ~ . diip\lutll!d ' \oiiillillol..~t.:lle-1 ~lou 4raft.~c:e Hannah Tr84e,, iqlo,.:~~ttn '~ .-.. • wtwho 11. . ,neJ~.year.o'idSe~,'Wilo' the Sou~. 'Vanet ~I!C ·Ok, Jlhat If he's Htrll ·· ..t ~ al Notre ,~·ln ·. ~In rO<Itl!all•. ~McMr.;.T\VOirl Howdil!lrUIIU· paje rec;epUGIIf. yatds p!M!1 of·the~&Mt.IIQuadli bl,llllllber ,.a li lie! Enough to have: receivlr'IJ,: iM IWPhdoWii.. IIICI ~ ti> ~t 1be ,red J!lll>llcly ~tidied Green Bay liP'•! aU ol the ltllt1~ In. and lii8CII·'!' the JiW 10 ~· I'- 1~ head cOach Phil Bellg• military aervice · ~tn..;:~:~a: ~f$1~. ~~ ~tteran c,llflllliv• •· · · .,..wrlkl' " ' nturnl . dilp'witled-back!. one 1081011, ' . You trade hlnl, tblt'l wluit. E.~, out of ~. w11 o\JIYWay, thal'l What the the Bean' !irat draft cholc:e In ~did Tuesday When they 1116t when George Allen -pped Adderley, st, a tinellama co.dl, wu with tbne All-Pro, to tile Dlllaa the ·OIIeqo clubu director of -t .' "'h..:t. re~,!'I'II'Wof .:liP&~" _ ;ei .v'fr- '-~ dtl\l.i •. pound,iic~e, ,_ Bas ball R ults ,... 1 Cowboys lasl year and spent tile 1011011 on the lax! squad. Ill other trades, the Los Angeles Rams sent Jbn Soymour, their 19113 llrot.round draft choice d Ron Smith '> live-year vete'""an r ,wety • to the'a 1Chlcqo Bears In exchange for players, among them veteran running back Perry Lee DUnn. The New York Jets put oftlnjllred defenslfe end GerTy Philbin on their !njured-reserved llstllld....,....., defeftll back Jim w~-on the t.a~~ "' squad. 1 0'-9l lP- Hordln (40:11 200 ':;!, 1 0 5)Peterson HRs - Murcor 122nd), Whlto r m Chicago 8 tel."S::I::e; <•I~~Fry,;,an tf1~~ Wonz 113), Short 113) and McCarver; Holtzman, Regan (9), and Hundley. WP-Fryman (8-6) . LP-Regan 14-11. HRssanto (21stl, Money l13th) . -(10 Innings) · B · Ba k ~~:" . w•ns ounce c ~T: on rewers WJCe T: B , r :: ~:~~~~d~ By vrro STE.LLINO UPI Sporta Writer ~ BID Rigney Ukes to make a ~t of moves but he was happy .Z.about one he didn't make ~. ~Tuesday night. ·• The Minnesot.a Twins' manager, who moves hla men around Uke a chess player was thinking about resting Harmon Klllebrew In the second game after he hit hla 39th homer In a t-4 game vic•ope•"'• ~.,. _, over Milwaukee. ButRigneydeclcledtoletblm : :i 'ro; Dlker, Culver (9), Cook 110). Gladding 110) and Ed· wards. LP....CUiver (6-5). HR1 Ferrera l121h..2:_ Pltl>bgh 000 104 021- 8 12 4 In the second game Killebrew Montreal 100 000 300- • 5 1 1 hila second three-<'un homer to cap a slxoJ'UIIllill thai wrapped Stoneman, Marshall (6), Strohup the game. The Twins had mayer (8), Reed (8) and alreadyscoredlhreerunsln Bateman.WP....Vele(9-W. LP - Stoneman (4-UI. HRs-Aiou the Inning on Jim Holt's walk, (lsi), Stargell l241h). Belloy Rich Riese's single, an error, a (24th). sacrifice and Cesar Tovar's 112 1 . ) single. N. y.""'~~ ooo 001 011- .o 11 o In other games, New York St.L 001 000 100 OlD- 3 10 2 edged Baltimore, 4-2, Cleveland McAndrew, Sadec:kl (8), nipjled Washington 4-3 Oak· Frisella (9} , Folkers (11), land •~""" Herbel (11), McGraw (12) and ....,... Chl~••o' ..., • lh'i . • Grote. Gibson ' (19-6) ond Kansas City blanked California, Simmons. WP- Herbel (8-5) . t-4, IIICI Delrolt outlasted HR-Lee 15th) .. _ _, ,.c - 7 fllr '- , , , tJ;i1billca \l&e.wll!lie . .. ' • , , . .. 1 · · '~dll•.• · . =-- '. . ' hcmersiiJMJloie· ~~'llld·Af '';'l'hi'~wullleJeii! ~ID Yates, 11Aopped tho -Tell S.'i will! -# . .. It gave !lie iL peno' two games remalo!ni before the ·118111 til wbo IIIAJII*( league'lptayof!slie8ln'F!'Id&Y· aloidng ··by downlni Ro. · · · c:heller a.z. ' ' . 'i'be'permantls tile fltl( fot tile IIE.ItD Gm'S ~- · Qllefa In '13 ~; *bile the HUNTINGTON; W. Va. (UPI) .tell aellieil for' ~ ptaee Marshall Unlversl.ty.'•· for~·lbjr!l .tbne,inJI,.,yeara. football program lnaugurites 'l'in4! 'Witb "iO the Jell were the aea1011 witb artlflclallutf In tfp "'- hadt !If ~ Fallfleld Stadium lnd a 3iiO' lAullvllle•a ·'jvy Wlillllhi!ton pow1CI buffalo named ~co. 11 wh!Ded~ tblrd itrlte put An· ·tt.a mascot. gel MaDiual who hacl workecl The five-montiJ.old animal, 1be count to S..Z with two oaln billetedattheLawrenceCounly tllenlnlllto~tllewln. (Ohio) falrgrounda, was d""-l_ed by Dr. and llln· hie ~cit ~t= R~ 11 ~ :: 74 3 ~ ,$16 10 74 iU .536 10 Tldelllia• 14 64.536 10 Rldlmond 11 ·67 .514'-13 i'l".:l-:: ' ' ~: ~ ~ ToledO . .. '. 5Q 'il .Jiil,. x - Cllndood Tlc!to!iltr :#: 11!1!•'*" Loulov;t1-c:.'~="t Syracu.,. 3 Roc:heltor 2 Richmond 1 ndtwiltr 4 Wlnnlpeg2TOIIdoO ' · · · ' SAVE ,0: f:Twins won, 7-l,ln lllnnlngs to ~," complete a doubleheader >~ : ......., . Killebrew, who look ~ : over the American Leagne ~ : borne run lead after being tied ~ ,1f1111 Frank Howard of Wublnl· "' too at II wouncl up with 7 RBII ~ to boost 'hla 1081011 total to 107 · ~ be"-• H ard _,..., ,..,., ow • ~~-.dllgney ,_ "You llllow how 11111111lam," said after tbe game. "I i :almoll dldn'i play Klllebrew In ~ 'tile - d game. That's how :;:_ ·11111111 I 1111." -<• Killebrew hit ·a three-nln ~ hllmer In tile lint lnnlns of lbe ~-'lint --• Jim Perry ~ , game ...... ,1plldled a flve-llltter for hla 20th l '.vlttory. . ~: . 1!\11~1~ ..,e.Loldsn a. J Ulilliil Prill - " - I . NlltiOIIII LISIUI ·· ' ,.~~ ~· '! 11 102 3111 63140 ·358 133 493 95 110 :~ 119 <103 67130 .323 132 500 71161 .322 122 m 101lYS 17136 .322 , 33 547 3:10 l34 : 532 111170 320 Jll't.C.'ellented drlM, ·~~~" DE'I'liOrr (UPI):..'nle beacl nart~tlca _.ddlcl1011" ·J n_of lbe 'Onlted AutO ·worbn t'ellpllllll to tb6"'1rhl\e ...,... -~ team at o-al request, wilb llllll!lfOUI prlmf Moton called his councll time aeries offering atom tDgetlier today to reclllllllerJd ''w81.'11jJig meway or ~UH, of llle-UAW ltrllre Genea·al Moton the dingjn ol belns hooked," If netelllal')' to get 1 lllltilfac:lo. anpl411: · ' r'f II"' llllll1ract -Tha SepL 11 debu~ Ill' Andy tnlns 811..;,.. ~ Grllllth'l new CB&-'W llet'la, of tile UAWi;GM ~ "Headmaater," 1!1 Wllldl be said he *ould not healtale ~ JIDI'!r8JS lbe heacl of a 8llllil J'eCPIIUIIend utrllrugalnat lbe ~vale~ of~:.~ ...Wid'• Jargeal 1118J111facturlng pr m ... .......,.. ,.,.;. ccporatlon. ~ termec1 'turn on' with dangi!rou,t dnlp the ·IDIUal proposall macle - and on a atudenl Tueaday by au three cmmalllea • their,. effect , . -..... h w o.. oesn •· ·· "a blccup" and unrealistic. . . , . -Also 011 Sept. 11, tile 1011011 General Motors Ford and l'riUNd ' · . · lftmler of NBC·TV'a '"l1te ,_,_ ' . .. FANS;,:- ~rtsa IIICI Jo.Yce c:vt.r, two YOIUV Wlhama rana, arelhoQ wllh- Name of the Game" deala 'tillb -·~ Tuesday made vir· . ;l!l.1l_•· eiWiaadar - • - durlnl tho While ~---at Bnlalo ~ ..... ~-~offca2_..~ contract · ·· . ._ "a Senate. auljcomm(ttee • II'•.."'""' wage 1 In-, lng 011 narcotics and a )'01111(1 crenll"'l IIICI "fringe benellta girl who Is ruining her life 'tilth tolallng about $3 biDion doDan drugs." Presidential aide over three years. 'nle ecmpaFr1111klln D. Roosevelt was Robert Finch will appear as nle• called the offere the rlchtlll the first U.S. president to hlmaelf In this episode. pact8ge ever offered and aet . . broadcast from a forelp - An "frOIISide" episode will tile wage Jll'l!IX'"8l• at' au per 1 ":2 129m 99159 .3:10 79 158 .320 H Pet "ft.lriC!!o"" - 't:r 501 911.0 .31; 462 1011.0 .311 :112' ~l: ·:m 79 165 ~14 4.CI 62 131 .312 ..,, n 123 :m 371 sr 113 .305 01 45 l21 •302 10 l:U .301 ...en --~tent a Brown of Albally ·tile cbW Pabue 8et t. la!IYiir for· tile Olmll'l-'- ..... • II years, wu ~ ~J to bead New Yon SliWa ~ part- !hal VIctor reealll when be was wi'!' the old 'Dr. ~~ aeries, 'we received an eKi:el· lent script touching on venereal dleease, but we cOuldn't dolt." Tlmeshavechanged,111111'8thln a little. G~eenndofaryesnitewasoaf wthllde E.d tract of Mea'fr:tamla, not far the raqulan port city froiD of Basra. 'W(.*RS. · R.O . Uke a Ray .of Sunsbllle • Brighten The Days of : lite CDtivalescent . • . ~ -'i DUDLEY'S AORIST "' l/ . llllematlonal Executive Board (IEB ). Bijection of the company offers Wll a cert.alnty. "· CERTIFIEif· i lf - tn-Hal Aft t..' 538W. MAIN THINK BfiM To Selwol Bu...et Stret.dter81 SUPER-RIGHT QUALITY-FULLY COOKED CLIP THESE COUPONS AND SAVE $3.00 · ~I '· I . . 1 j. 1 I • •I I, • I I I ' I I ~~filii '..:::.';;.... Z.t.''~'· Q _ ITEIII •. ... • "" • . . .ilo '• 2..,. ll • ....,._, . " ' ... :7fC li•r ,_ lllrr · I,..: :.rt.~ ~ ,.••. ~, ~ ~ I I I 1 ....... 1 I 1 I •• 1 I I 1 1 • I 1 I 1 II 1 t ~~··· Ffl...~ ~~- o:::' ,' · . s~,· ,.... Plllia · ·M ' ilT ·, . ,··, 0 :;_;' 0 0 0 I "' ,J )M~ ' > ·- ~.. ~"~~}~tti =om - ~~~~!n~~~~&~~. ~==~==ln~tbe~- ~~,th~·==~mm='=~~-·~~:~l:m,:-~-~·~ famUy. r-11111111•-•..0.•~ ..,... country. I <IIPI> ' •· lng worbra at aD three companles were meeting separately today to go over tile company projJoulslnclelaU llldtomake R"H"mendat!ODS 'to the UAW CO,mmon Sense Needed ... ALliANY ness· tlve. ·UAW VIce President Douglas Fr..-, head ol lbe UAW ·Chryaler Department, Uihned It "rlclleuloua" and echoed Blueatone'a warning tbat ·the companies were 011 a "mllllllon course" toward a lllzlke. 'nley said the ''new money" offered In tbe package for W""es .., wu leu than 1 per cent rather than 7.& per cent. The union cOIIIIclbo •-esent- !:!· !lEa ClOIIMI88ION _ ....,""' ~~~~~"!t ~ epiiQCie''abf!Q~\haJ!IIIlllllil cllale and uilanlmoualy 'f.: Detroll~~~~•o 12 Boston 260 0110 010--9 11 1 Kilkenny McRea (11 Hille (2), Patto.:.OO (5), Tl,;,mern! 18) and Price; Sl-. Rlomo .~:"t~~:::,_ I~P Wa,': -(5-1) LP - S.lberlll:l-1) HRt - Andrews (16~) Nor t hr~p (23rd), T. Conigliaro "' • • 127tfol •. Price (2nd), Cuh (15th), G. Brown 134d). d)'ll8liii~·~Mby. lirbWIDI·ae~, ~ty •Ill"! .wnereal ~fo1folf." ' •In tbe flrll Y.- . her mother and fak, to her ancla .per.c:enteacllotlllenut apeclal boyfrlend ...lt's not two yean. . something that happens to UnloQ reactloli ftll lmme· ~Y $8. It can bit any Murcer and Roy While's two- Perry (18-lll elz; · run blast carried New York McGlothlin. Carroll m ;·GIJIIett put s.Itlmore. Frill Peler8on (9) and Bench. LP-Corroll 19· IIICII.Jndy McDaniel combined 3) . HR-Bonds (21st). on a nfne.hltllr. llsl gomo) Wlpel 0111 Lead to Win . Lao Ang 010 220 OlD- 6 10 0 Delrolt hit four homen Atlanta 001 200 0110- 3 10 2 Including a grand slam by Jim Oateen, Lomb W, MlkkeiMn Prlce to~ •t """""' D _ _._._ (8) and Holler, Nlekro, Me...,pe o'ut an .. Queen (5), Priddy (7) and lead and beat the Red Sox. Tillman. WP-Lamb ($-4). LP.... Gates Brown's solo homer In Nlekro (10.11). HRo-Ltfebvre the seventh, which gave Detroit !::!:/~,/:,'a (30th). a 1~ lead, proved to be the Loo Ang 012 0110 0110- 3 1 2 difference. Boelon'a Tony Coni· Atlanla ooo 110 0110- 2 5 o gUaro a1eo had a grllld slam In Moeller, Brewer (8) and the game. Sucll!kla. Holler If!; Reed l'-7) W·"D·-~.~..:. four WP (31st), l'tlOtller O.vls 17-4). ...,. .,...,... P1.,.., a • and HRs King. -c.peda hitter fqr bll·flrlt victory of the t71hl. y.- II Kanaaa Oily beat . .- - . B:m gam Royals IIC<II'ed all four runs In tile 10venth lnnins to beat·Tom Murphy. An lnfiw!'old hit by TOny LaRW188 th the bases loaded In the nlntb gave Oakland tile victory over Ollcago. Lalllllsa's hit snapped a r.c; tie :a~~er Sal Bando'a lingle tied tile game. Gall If'¥!••' pinch homer gave Chicago a 11-4 lead In tile !Alp ol tile nlntb. Ml1:e Paul went a 141nnJDp IIICI eot aecll' .fllr hla lll'lt majar lelpe·Victory 11 Clevelancl beat 'Wulllnglon.• Pi'ul arrived back from tile jnllitn juat four houn before pm~~ Ume IIICI allowed lilta. Vada Plnaon _ lielped him wltb a · . ~ iDa' ;. . . 5on "• , al1ii ~ ~ , · ·A_ ·.~ :mifdei'"tr 1tObW ·Clntln;ii 010 ooo .· , ~~!~~k, •-"' ' ~,. ~·- !.-'!::,•~, • *tr ·and , ~~ iJivOI.,.. . In ' .ber ~·~ . WtaiOn '..., ~ · . -' '~c-'vAioE':. • . llch90! ,'!"·' ,-.rllo ~~r· Several · '"*'~ Strike b _el · r ·' . ~l!!.IK14.1111tlmr,1 ftiiO!,ill- B!ll""0~· lF'iiJ'-iilh lllH <iiillialltor as 'liie ~ .14- • . . ,:~=~li!=~-t Sug.g· ests · fot the Aloenbt John 'Waod ·(9} and Her- the Weslern RoCkey ~ mann,' Dobson, " Grant (7), ·Tullday wu named coach /A Llndbland 19) a-nd Tenace. WP theclubfcrtbe 1971).7lae81011 - Llndbland (5-2). LP - Waod .• (8-12). HR - Hopkins (5th) . NEW FE.NCING OOACB Kan City 000 0110 <101)-4 9 3 NE.W HAWN, CGIUI. (IJPI) Calif. 000 ooo ~ • o --llf)my Harubmlan, a tumer (1·1) and Kirk· ooach of the Rulllan olplpc patrick; M..-phy, Tatum (7}, fen~~ buYalebee!Unnl~ Fisher Ill and Azcue. LP - fe,....,.,. coa.., at •,""F' Murphy(lJ.lO). ty,ll-••41ctd'l'a •1· Gl~::\ "' Mm~n~), t~~:~~~; B~nker ~ ''im ~ :se.. ,express. our /eeilr!P M IIIII, .r ..,. .• ~ , jjltf'~ 1.1 ."-Y Ameriean.Hnperi8lifi1/' ¥..,.'1wlllp .. ~ci- , · 111111fai'b ''t!ID· lail'lch ~- - Cleveland 020 000 G:l0--4 8 1 washnln 010 0110 002-37 2 Paul; Austin (9) and F - ; Proctor. Brawn, Plna (1). WP Shellehback • IA!ifue .loildlnla (8) and Casanova. - Poul t· "AilT" NAMED OOACU · In•• .o LP - Brown (2-2) . · PHOENIX (UPl) -Autry R. lr Unllld Pnli l..,..llonll ~ , . "Aut" Erlclaion defeaaeiDtm " , W. 1.. l"ct. GB ::n-~ : ~ g:~r.~ . ~: ~ :g Dobson 111·13) and CanniZZO· .. , 0 (20th) . · ~- lq vleli;tt,. ~ llii . . ' ~ ::-~s~~~=~:~; 3' ,. ' "': .. -¥Ideo eellllill··~ ;Iii ..• . ~her . · . - 5: ~~MI~~ :=~::.-~ r: Jets Lose, .S,.aeuse CJinehes 'tlti~ ~ ' Walker, 27, Moot-4 IIICI 249 gained over 1,000 yards lor the • ,,· . lion .. . compeUtiOII and an overall !·7 , -''. ' mark. 'n1e WU4catuc~ 140 J~,&- Jljii lol)nlon,.l points while . llolrlng tllelr J)C!UIId .~'l"cki Jim Lam~.. . · • · pounds, a two-time AII.SOUtb· Steelers since corning to them . · , weet c...terence $tar at Rice, In 11167 from the Philadelphia LOUISVIIJE, KJ. (UPI)- t.eaaueieim-'ttledfoplecond had been Dallas' regular center Eaglel. The Columbui Jelll' win stNak ptac:e In the~. tm. games ~ tile paat two years, although The Packers, Colla, and was halted Tuesdliy nlsbt and off the ~. . ~ missing ~everal games with a Washington lledsklns, In an the charging International 'nle Louilvllle Colooels, with ~knee Injury. However, he effort to pare down to the ~ , underwent 1urgery In the player Umit, all cut players but was given a clean TuesdAy. The lledsklns cut bill of health by Cowboy veterans Chuck Merceln, Bob C CS . ployslctans. Wade, and Benjy Dial and • Wllllama, 24, Moot.O and 253- rookie center Fred Minnear. By Unllod Proto lnlorftlll-1 Baltimore 0110 0110 101-2 t 2 pounds w11 a decathlon stand- Green Bay releaaod four llltloftll Loot•• N. Y. · 022 OliO OOi!-4 7 0 out at Prairie View A & M. He rookies Including two kicllers, ~~~~~1' ~ Hardin, Lopez l3l: Richert II) l drafted lith by the and Baltimore releued elgl1t ooo ooo 020 ooo H 12 o ~c'b:n~~rT:/"~~nGI~~~~~ ~~ · IAUOIIIOO ao,t ne~-..,.. pos1ti01!1~ , , 11118 fGr 11181rd: c __,...._ .J...,~ ... .._, ..,. poWODll'llfU'll ;o«..,.~ IW"' ,:"~'· ,_ •. : . ' posted ~ 1-4 reci!nl In ~ -.~l ·• . . . · · -, . , · allQ~ 'de~l · •lt~,;,thil UAW's G ...M' He8' •· d ' daniliti of r ' . · · ~ ..~ 1 . , •L::l . SWWft- -:-DIIIIl•DI......, ' r ~l'dibll loJ=~=·!f~ ~~~~~:,*~t:{~5~~· lu l$oli!d ijpe of WleS ' lJ · ru · ~ciiMii 180 Jl(JUiid ~jUan!' ·' . tho~' year, i:lu~. :offaeason :-· • r · . · . . _ ' .. , i ._ ~ j ' .. . '" • . t ~a H ~~al Thol 'blliit ·~!* old · •Jfililjtllliwlnt '7WJql":.QIJ"*", II a\; N:llofau- nfll!engt~~Hhrho !Ji"e" '~wDl.Joa · _ _., f n. · .. .-- ·. but ~~_nd,.jot~ll! · aot.LYWOOD (TJPI) +"11* ~beeline a narmiks addld , ~ ·~t,rw;'• illliiiiGi'j,,, 4 V~rr ~ )he;,,buUding ~f.ecl~ J=~·~ rtlulll of ~ ;1 filllli'' ., ~IIC·TY'a new "four-10: iof.~ p,.:...k!l,ii!w btd.u.iet , SaUfll.b:.::.. ~CtrljJ' , , I!JsJ! from the u.S. E1 • ~.:teo~ ~=ck· qu~J•ter~~~-k; ;:_:~n4 ' ,., : lfijlli ' . . • 140• po\'lld halfbllc-: · DaVId I..an1 ~· ,15S . · l' J gdiiM Slnllh ~ch fjiuJ DIUon'a Wlldcl!ll 111C1 hll staff at the end of to the team ihit . oi1gtDany l!!!ve .itbie slut IIUCIII. signed him 11 a -free agent In whlcli will form the-,-"' g So what do you do with a IIIII& and lor whom be played lr8.inan Trllce 11 ; : Ta ' & re,.~"o · r, · . Launc ''J.:-JO , .¢~.~t~:, · ~»!:~~::r~ ~ ~tr~ , Jit" fl •:~ ft;:q ' ~ ~~'! . . .. llf, IJ~tyatlse!lle-- , d~rniljo l!fPiuditd Iii' ,, . •_, ' �,.. ,,' '.... ~ . ,. "· I ,., ·, I I ln ' Lare~do, Migrants 1 I , tive with ·No Future J ·Personal ·NoteS ·(E411ter'• Ne~: Maeh hal has helped haul this debrii qualHy. JleeD wrltt.eD allout ae eon- home ln the hope It can be According to local welfare Mou of mlpaal ·w·r~n repaired for use or sale. director Maauel Ray~. for an • oll 11e job. In lbll ar&lde There lt Is In brief: home Texas law does not grant held on SePt. Mr. and Mri. Jlloyd Welliiel r.- neile takel a liard to.k for I& members of this La· welflu'e fundi to "Intact lamcl the ·Star an,t Mn. Roy YOUI!gbe(l' 'cl al lbe eolldlllou of one ml·' red• famUy. Count them: illes." . Garden the RnUsnd New Hartford, Iowa, spent the paat famOy In Ill own back Jose Marla Lopez, hla wife, "A famUy 1J only eligible Friendly · · to be in- palltweek'hernllllln8Mr. ani! yard.) Genll\'ava, their seven ebU- for money If It's broken liP.'' vlted. 'lbui'eday members will Mrs. Vernon' Neaae. !lilt•· dren two daugbters·in·law Raymond says. "I bow lbll tour Foreat Actea par\ and the YOWIIIberlls the daugbter of tbe · and tour grandcblldren. sounds terrible. And acto- vernon Weber garden. Mem- late Mrs. Clara Weuel rea•fillll , ly TOM TIEDE LAREDO Tex -INEA)Jose Lopez 18 a cls~slc, aUy what we are doing Is bersareiOmeelat·thecorner of Gowman, former relldent. JWinteu The motbe; Is tr).mg to •e· stinging ease of Amer~can fore In g some famUiel, to Main and salem al 5:30p.m. Mn. Donald Houdallllelt ~· Mr~. pair some clotblng she found poverty. Born here 53 years ~~~,to~~~;·1~:.~ Regional ·clinii!a were an- Syracuse Is amedleiljllltlenl it ~ ed on at the city dump. The father ago, he has. never even nouneed In a letter from Mrs. the Holzer Med:lc&l center· and Is picking flies from a glass learned English. The son of sorry·" GObert CUllen of Marietta, the Everett Bales, Pomeroy, ber of nonfat powdered mill<. a poor man who was the son soSorry.l•A;!rehlaM'f."'d= Reglonllclinlechalrman. They Route31sconflnedtotheHolzer · - - - - - - - - . One of the children has of a poor man, he started on Medical Center, Room 230. caught a cucaracba (cock- the bottom of the woandrk schaale enta. Mr. and·Mn.llerberl oaon roach) and Is 8 tl c k 1n g 8 when he was. 12 s Sitting In a chair with no of pomeroy and Mn. Ecbl needle In ita head. stayed there SIDCe. back, s!ill trying to get fllea Fulton, Shade, attended the · · 1 t k out of his nOnfat milk, the ,_ II' a Wednesday. Lopez IS am gran wor .er. father of tbiB famUy 18 a pafuneral ol Mr. Dtmn'a alster.... lt could be any day. A stoop laborer. He can p1ck !belle man. law, Mn. Grace M. DIKGD In SAME DAY , onions and tomatoes. Notb· Columbus Saturday. Servtcea SER,VICJO Its always the same for lng elae. He has never There Is no work; there II were held at the Shroyer In At ~0111 At 5 the~ people. earned more than ~.ooo a no hope. 'the famUy of Jose Marla year In hla life. And even "My children have never Funeral Home with burial in the US.'OIIr FI'H Porklilg Lat Lopez ''Is sprawled on the tbls pittance salary-$1,500 tasted Ice cream," he says. &Inset Cemetery. !lie Is surmattresses of their home. below poverty wages, $4,000 "Mv wife has never seen vlved by her husband, Harry. The mattresses are hand· below national average-is movies. ru.mt now we have WEDNESDAY Recent dinner goellts of Mn. downs and smeU. They have subject to reduction. ~.3&. I don't. know why it Is, POMEROY LODGE 164 • C. L. Heaton were Miss LucUle 216 E. 2nd, ............, been pulled outside for use bo but we are poor. We have a1- F&AM regular seulon, 7:30 &nltb of Chester and CareW. because the temperature to· Like this year. La r sur- ways been tbls way. It will p.m. Wed!leeday, tarnple in Heaton cl Los Angeleil,. Calif. day IJ 101 degrees-and be- pluses in the North cu~ .the never chanRe." Pomeroy. Work ln aecond cause no~~~ in the family seasonal job opportumties · de•ree for on' candidate. likes the e of the house Lopez, along with 500 other aeireshmenlll. anyway fa m II y men ln this city . _ ,_ alone, bas been forced to remtJRSDAY · Inside and you find out main here, idle and helpless. GRANGE TO MEET WSCS, RACINE Wesleyan ,f;;e kitchen has a dirt He has tried to get work, Meigs Courtly Pomona United Methodist Cllureh, floor and cardboard niof. usually failing, His best ef· Gnnge will meet al 8 p.m. bazaarworksbopatthehomeof Since there is 110 sewer, the forts have been as a catch- Friday at the Star Grange Hall Lorene DUlll81, Thuroday, wringer wasblog machine is on in local onion fields, at near Salem Center. State starting at 9 a.m. Bring draining out under tile iill· about $1.05 an hour. sewing and baking conteols wiU material to w«k with. year-old gas range. One of His sons, most of wbom be held at the meeting snd ofSATllRDAY the obUdren says the floor are still young and none of fleers for the next two years will lllGH ~ dance party, gets pretty soggy all rlj!ht, whom can speak En2ltsh. be elected. All members are Saturday, Junior 111gb but there's one consolation: have been equally unsuc- urged to attend. auditorium, Middleport, 1:30The detergent suds drown cessful in finding work. 11:30 p.m. wllh the Jays emthTheeucarlsaclias:IJ:. bar ~ As a result. the Lopez SWARTZ REUNION ceelnl!. ere . · a s , e uv- family has existed this sumThe annual Swartz family SIJNDAY watt bulb In the Ieben. And mer on an average of $40 a reunion will be held in the OURS F AMJLY reunion a picture of the Madonna on week. Out of this they pay Woode grove, at Alfred, 0., on Sunday Rock Springs one of the PackIng-crate $20 a month rent for their Sunday, Sept. 6, with a basket Fairgroundl. Basket dinner all walls. A gang of ducklings shack, $15 a month for gas dinner at noon. Program in walka around freely, toler· and electricity. The remain- afternoon. Marvin Dutcher of p.m. ated only because one day ing c a s h is for food. It ld t d hla MONDAY they will grow large enough amounts to an average of Groveport is pres en an MEIGS COUNTY Salon 710, to kUl and cook and eat. about 30 cents per penon daughter. Gladys, Is secretary- Eight and Forty, htlme of Never mind the rest of the per day. treasurer· Harry Davis, Pomeroy, - Ther ·,isiJ\Ilfare ~- t•" ·I1 . . . _ ...,.,......,, '' ,. N.._.,,__ ,,>, ' ....· .t~fil'!:Wi'nW~"'7 n• lla"';,t;lll:n.m.t!,,tt>tV\11oH ' •t·M ''-t'.wG ~". , • ~=l! a g .... M ~ ·r tloii ."'-ell I.~· ' . U1 e i:IJUI\ 'f IIUiftEl hea One ead .. doK,, the surplus fqf<l (J.aredo has no SP-4 Curtis D. Smith, ~ ot' · · bones of some other kind of food stamp program). It also Mr. and Mrs. Harrison Smith, 88 PICNIC HELD animal and looxllo feet of receives some second-hand Racine has returned home and The amual ltaomi Baptist! land rendered sterile with clothing now and .then. But has ~. discharged from the &lnday Scbool plallc '11'81 bottles, cans, bol<81, tires, as far as hardsblp moneblyl, armed forces following a tour of 'l'llelday al the new roadllde unstuffed sofas, oil drums. or Aid to Dependent C · d in VI Ina park on State Route 33. Eacb member of the family dren, the fa m II Y doesn't uty e m. Altendinl were Mr. and o.c.. Qualls, Mr. and --•·1 O.lea ScoU, and'~:;:•! Mi4dleport Personal Notes SHIRT FINISH ' lNG Socl'al aIen dar c · Mrs. Charles Setphen Badgley Robinson's Cleanets .,.;o lnsl! I .: .._,lllon'AIIo ROOil AIR COfiiOITIOIIEIS FOR THE COOLEST LIVIN'G UNDER THE SUN ler On the evening of August 3, a hurricane nemecl Celia ' hit the Texas coast at 160 mph. U wrous;ht havoc In Corpus Christi. It devastated areas for miles around. It left a trail of Injured and homelell people who nHd help rl&ht now. Red Croll voluntee.s are there, dolns everything they ·\ can. And \hiY'!I ,tlll\ ~- ~~~~~~all those men, women and chil4terVirtl"b'D 'Gn'ttiifi'iwt. But il'sl!"'n&totakut least If you ""' spo111 IIIY!/IIn&lo This Is the tin\e lhoy IIHd you · y1 "'·. ,.. .•• if· r \J' r..;~ do it. AS LOW AS 119.95 TO $575.00 FROM 5,000 BTU TO 36,000 B'l'U C IJY ICE & ... ., FUEL CO. ~· 1 ... " • 675-2460 Pt. Plea.. nt 992·5180 Midclleport,,0. Mr. and Mn. Kimberly and Faanle Weal, Plmela, Mrs. Susie Mn. LolB Rnbertaon and Allen Hampton. Mr. Qualls the IUpet'lntendenl• . 5 LB.40Z. KING SIZE OXYDOL PLUS ONLv DACTOMEBT Democratic Action President Ernest A. Wlill,ett,j Recine, announces that the District Democratic Action Oub wiU meet at 8 '111ursday at the Coach Wellswn. Dinner will be !romB to 7:30p.m. invited. The Thursday sponsored by the l)emoCra\ic Action Club. lheShoeBox ATTEND STATE MEET Mrs. Greta Suttle and Mn. Nellie Vale, Melgs.::ounty School Supervlsofa, were in Colwnbus Tuesday attending a state school supervisors executive ll!!asioq held at the Ohio ~tiGD Assn. building. Mrs. Vale Is treasurer of the · state organtzaUon and Mrs. Suttle is Scutbeast RegiOnal Ofl'liiiiJIP!IU ·- SAVE ~~~;;;;,;~ir..x:w.:o#.' rep~ntaUve. pedwin. .Styled for jj '• ~: 'It r:.;·' , Hardwa,e and a . ' 1 • ••• butr1i11hed leather uPPtlf mike Pedwm's bra:w.,~' ·.· · hMdsewn• the winning 1 'c · . " ~fans ltratt'gy for yOur 1.,. :., ,' -~I' Q8m.!-watchtng spons~ /{" wear. Try a P&tr ~ > ,.,' . '15 to.'!7:. .., c:OUfoli \'jt ·Raci• .foalt IIIUt · &o~ .shoes WITII ntll t&-7t - - - UMII' 1 COUPON PER PURCH.UE "' :.11~ ,.. ' o;o ;:: e 98 1.i1 - - - - - - - -' '1 •9 ' ·f!l ::. ·Jijtf~ · �,.. ,,' '.... ~ . ,. "· I ,., ·, I I ln ' Lare~do, Migrants 1 I , tive with ·No Future J ·Personal ·NoteS ·(E411ter'• Ne~: Maeh hal has helped haul this debrii qualHy. JleeD wrltt.eD allout ae eon- home ln the hope It can be According to local welfare Mou of mlpaal ·w·r~n repaired for use or sale. director Maauel Ray~. for an • oll 11e job. In lbll ar&lde There lt Is In brief: home Texas law does not grant held on SePt. Mr. and Mri. Jlloyd Welliiel r.- neile takel a liard to.k for I& members of this La· welflu'e fundi to "Intact lamcl the ·Star an,t Mn. Roy YOUI!gbe(l' 'cl al lbe eolldlllou of one ml·' red• famUy. Count them: illes." . Garden the RnUsnd New Hartford, Iowa, spent the paat famOy In Ill own back Jose Marla Lopez, hla wife, "A famUy 1J only eligible Friendly · · to be in- palltweek'hernllllln8Mr. ani! yard.) Genll\'ava, their seven ebU- for money If It's broken liP.'' vlted. 'lbui'eday members will Mrs. Vernon' Neaae. !lilt•· dren two daugbters·in·law Raymond says. "I bow lbll tour Foreat Actea par\ and the YOWIIIberlls the daugbter of tbe · and tour grandcblldren. sounds terrible. And acto- vernon Weber garden. Mem- late Mrs. Clara Weuel rea•fillll , ly TOM TIEDE LAREDO Tex -INEA)Jose Lopez 18 a cls~slc, aUy what we are doing Is bersareiOmeelat·thecorner of Gowman, former relldent. JWinteu The motbe; Is tr).mg to •e· stinging ease of Amer~can fore In g some famUiel, to Main and salem al 5:30p.m. Mn. Donald Houdallllelt ~· Mr~. pair some clotblng she found poverty. Born here 53 years ~~~,to~~~;·1~:.~ Regional ·clinii!a were an- Syracuse Is amedleiljllltlenl it ~ ed on at the city dump. The father ago, he has. never even nouneed In a letter from Mrs. the Holzer Med:lc&l center· and Is picking flies from a glass learned English. The son of sorry·" GObert CUllen of Marietta, the Everett Bales, Pomeroy, ber of nonfat powdered mill<. a poor man who was the son soSorry.l•A;!rehlaM'f."'d= Reglonllclinlechalrman. They Route31sconflnedtotheHolzer · - - - - - - - - . One of the children has of a poor man, he started on Medical Center, Room 230. caught a cucaracba (cock- the bottom of the woandrk schaale enta. Mr. and·Mn.llerberl oaon roach) and Is 8 tl c k 1n g 8 when he was. 12 s Sitting In a chair with no of pomeroy and Mn. Ecbl needle In ita head. stayed there SIDCe. back, s!ill trying to get fllea Fulton, Shade, attended the · · 1 t k out of his nOnfat milk, the ,_ II' a Wednesday. Lopez IS am gran wor .er. father of tbiB famUy 18 a pafuneral ol Mr. Dtmn'a alster.... lt could be any day. A stoop laborer. He can p1ck !belle man. law, Mn. Grace M. DIKGD In SAME DAY , onions and tomatoes. Notb· Columbus Saturday. Servtcea SER,VICJO Its always the same for lng elae. He has never There Is no work; there II were held at the Shroyer In At ~0111 At 5 the~ people. earned more than ~.ooo a no hope. 'the famUy of Jose Marla year In hla life. And even "My children have never Funeral Home with burial in the US.'OIIr FI'H Porklilg Lat Lopez ''Is sprawled on the tbls pittance salary-$1,500 tasted Ice cream," he says. &Inset Cemetery. !lie Is surmattresses of their home. below poverty wages, $4,000 "Mv wife has never seen vlved by her husband, Harry. The mattresses are hand· below national average-is movies. ru.mt now we have WEDNESDAY Recent dinner goellts of Mn. downs and smeU. They have subject to reduction. ~.3&. I don't. know why it Is, POMEROY LODGE 164 • C. L. Heaton were Miss LucUle 216 E. 2nd, ............, been pulled outside for use bo but we are poor. We have a1- F&AM regular seulon, 7:30 &nltb of Chester and CareW. because the temperature to· Like this year. La r sur- ways been tbls way. It will p.m. Wed!leeday, tarnple in Heaton cl Los Angeleil,. Calif. day IJ 101 degrees-and be- pluses in the North cu~ .the never chanRe." Pomeroy. Work ln aecond cause no~~~ in the family seasonal job opportumties · de•ree for on' candidate. likes the e of the house Lopez, along with 500 other aeireshmenlll. anyway fa m II y men ln this city . _ ,_ alone, bas been forced to remtJRSDAY · Inside and you find out main here, idle and helpless. GRANGE TO MEET WSCS, RACINE Wesleyan ,f;;e kitchen has a dirt He has tried to get work, Meigs Courtly Pomona United Methodist Cllureh, floor and cardboard niof. usually failing, His best ef· Gnnge will meet al 8 p.m. bazaarworksbopatthehomeof Since there is 110 sewer, the forts have been as a catch- Friday at the Star Grange Hall Lorene DUlll81, Thuroday, wringer wasblog machine is on in local onion fields, at near Salem Center. State starting at 9 a.m. Bring draining out under tile iill· about $1.05 an hour. sewing and baking conteols wiU material to w«k with. year-old gas range. One of His sons, most of wbom be held at the meeting snd ofSATllRDAY the obUdren says the floor are still young and none of fleers for the next two years will lllGH ~ dance party, gets pretty soggy all rlj!ht, whom can speak En2ltsh. be elected. All members are Saturday, Junior 111gb but there's one consolation: have been equally unsuc- urged to attend. auditorium, Middleport, 1:30The detergent suds drown cessful in finding work. 11:30 p.m. wllh the Jays emthTheeucarlsaclias:IJ:. bar ~ As a result. the Lopez SWARTZ REUNION ceelnl!. ere . · a s , e uv- family has existed this sumThe annual Swartz family SIJNDAY watt bulb In the Ieben. And mer on an average of $40 a reunion will be held in the OURS F AMJLY reunion a picture of the Madonna on week. Out of this they pay Woode grove, at Alfred, 0., on Sunday Rock Springs one of the PackIng-crate $20 a month rent for their Sunday, Sept. 6, with a basket Fairgroundl. Basket dinner all walls. A gang of ducklings shack, $15 a month for gas dinner at noon. Program in walka around freely, toler· and electricity. The remain- afternoon. Marvin Dutcher of p.m. ated only because one day ing c a s h is for food. It ld t d hla MONDAY they will grow large enough amounts to an average of Groveport is pres en an MEIGS COUNTY Salon 710, to kUl and cook and eat. about 30 cents per penon daughter. Gladys, Is secretary- Eight and Forty, htlme of Never mind the rest of the per day. treasurer· Harry Davis, Pomeroy, - Ther ·,isiJ\Ilfare ~- t•" ·I1 . . . _ ...,.,......,, '' ,. N.._.,,__ ,,>, ' ....· .t~fil'!:Wi'nW~"'7 n• lla"';,t;lll:n.m.t!,,tt>tV\11oH ' •t·M ''-t'.wG ~". , • ~=l! a g .... M ~ ·r tloii ."'-ell I.~· ' . U1 e i:IJUI\ 'f IIUiftEl hea One ead .. doK,, the surplus fqf<l (J.aredo has no SP-4 Curtis D. Smith, ~ ot' · · bones of some other kind of food stamp program). It also Mr. and Mrs. Harrison Smith, 88 PICNIC HELD animal and looxllo feet of receives some second-hand Racine has returned home and The amual ltaomi Baptist! land rendered sterile with clothing now and .then. But has ~. discharged from the &lnday Scbool plallc '11'81 bottles, cans, bol<81, tires, as far as hardsblp moneblyl, armed forces following a tour of 'l'llelday al the new roadllde unstuffed sofas, oil drums. or Aid to Dependent C · d in VI Ina park on State Route 33. Eacb member of the family dren, the fa m II Y doesn't uty e m. Altendinl were Mr. and o.c.. Qualls, Mr. and --•·1 O.lea ScoU, and'~:;:•! Mi4dleport Personal Notes SHIRT FINISH ' lNG Socl'al aIen dar c · Mrs. Charles Setphen Badgley Robinson's Cleanets .,.;o lnsl! I .: .._,lllon'AIIo ROOil AIR COfiiOITIOIIEIS FOR THE COOLEST LIVIN'G UNDER THE SUN ler On the evening of August 3, a hurricane nemecl Celia ' hit the Texas coast at 160 mph. U wrous;ht havoc In Corpus Christi. It devastated areas for miles around. It left a trail of Injured and homelell people who nHd help rl&ht now. Red Croll voluntee.s are there, dolns everything they ·\ can. And \hiY'!I ,tlll\ ~- ~~~~~~all those men, women and chil4terVirtl"b'D 'Gn'ttiifi'iwt. But il'sl!"'n&totakut least If you ""' spo111 IIIY!/IIn&lo This Is the tin\e lhoy IIHd you · y1 "'·. ,.. .•• if· r \J' r..;~ do it. AS LOW AS 119.95 TO $575.00 FROM 5,000 BTU TO 36,000 B'l'U C IJY ICE & ... ., FUEL CO. ~· 1 ... " • 675-2460 Pt. Plea.. nt 992·5180 Midclleport,,0. Mr. and Mn. Kimberly and Faanle Weal, Plmela, Mrs. Susie Mn. LolB Rnbertaon and Allen Hampton. Mr. Qualls the IUpet'lntendenl• . 5 LB.40Z. KING SIZE OXYDOL PLUS ONLv DACTOMEBT Democratic Action President Ernest A. Wlill,ett,j Recine, announces that the District Democratic Action Oub wiU meet at 8 '111ursday at the Coach Wellswn. Dinner will be !romB to 7:30p.m. invited. The Thursday sponsored by the l)emoCra\ic Action Club. lheShoeBox ATTEND STATE MEET Mrs. Greta Suttle and Mn. Nellie Vale, Melgs.::ounty School Supervlsofa, were in Colwnbus Tuesday attending a state school supervisors executive ll!!asioq held at the Ohio ~tiGD Assn. building. Mrs. Vale Is treasurer of the · state organtzaUon and Mrs. Suttle is Scutbeast RegiOnal Ofl'liiiiJIP!IU ·- SAVE ~~~;;;;,;~ir..x:w.:o#.' rep~ntaUve. pedwin. .Styled for jj '• ~: 'It r:.;·' , Hardwa,e and a . ' 1 • ••• butr1i11hed leather uPPtlf mike Pedwm's bra:w.,~' ·.· · hMdsewn• the winning 1 'c · . " ~fans ltratt'gy for yOur 1.,. :., ,' -~I' Q8m.!-watchtng spons~ /{" wear. Try a P&tr ~ > ,.,' . '15 to.'!7:. .., c:OUfoli \'jt ·Raci• .foalt IIIUt · &o~ .shoes WITII ntll t&-7t - - - UMII' 1 COUPON PER PURCH.UE "' :.11~ ,.. ' o;o ;:: e 98 1.i1 - - - - - - - -' '1 •9 ' ·f!l ::. ·Jijtf~ · �. ·:·,. :O:ry~o: :··1 ,'.~\JII·,I·~~~~ 'i'eehnlq~ II. ~ now;.-a 'Will arrangeme~lt .. -, I '··. ,t M.• · t ' t.n. a·r·e .h·0 , N. IQ·Fran. s . ' , d. • t ..,·ve w1t · ·o·· utu r.e . l dene" dryin&:nowj!fs lllegl~rlne solutllili, ~bite -sand, and the :::::~::a~ · 1 ::!~~·~:·~~=~~~ lot w-.re . . ~·lotl .by .Mr•. Robert . ·Sn~n ,at. a lrie61i!)g ol. t.lle · · Rutland ·~"Qub Miri!daY Polll· . . " . nlghla~ the home Ill Mrt. Merle A .~110!1· tnrm M4's . Davis ' ' , Ellzaboth M. Pbt~ Canflrmed Mrs. Snowden, a rnember.ol 'tbeMarcbZ3!1Jtefortbti~lublq · tbe Rutland Frl~ndly Gar· preae~rt a therapy pr98falll ~ k discussed methods lor ·llle Nature G8flle!r Club Gl. the . e ··· a .: • ! '•. ·IE41ter'• Nota: Mach bat 11ee11 wriUea about the eon· 4M!ont of mlnant ·worken q tile job. In lbll irllcle 1'1NQ Tteae ldH a liard !Oek at tile eondltfou of one rni'' ll••UamUy In Ita own back y.n.) bas belped haul this debris qualify. borne In the hope It can be Accordlng to local welfare repalnd for use or sale. director Manuel Raymond, There It Is in brief: home Texaa law does not grant for 15 members of tbla La· welfare funds 1o "Intact fain· redo famlly. Count !bern: Illes." . Jose Maria~· his wife, "A family Is only eligible Geneyava, the1r seven chil· for money If It's broken up," dren, two daul(hters·ln·laW Raymond says. "I bow thla ly TOM TIEDE and four grandchildren. sounds terrible. And actu· LAREDO: Tex.-(NEA)Jose Lopez is a classic, ally what we are doing Ia Tile mother Is trying to re- stinging case ol American for c In g some famWea. to patt. Hme l)lothlng abe found poverty. l!orn bore ii3 years break up to recelve1welfr.e. at the city dump. Tbe father ago, he bas never even ::r~t's the way I Is. m Is picking fllea from a glass learned English. ~ son of • of nonfat powdered milk. ~poor man whob W ~son so~.ls~~~de= One of the c h 11 ~ re n has a poor man, e • alon caught a cucaracha (cock· the bottom of the work sc e ents. roach) and Is s 11 c k 1n g a when he was 12 and has Sitting In a chair with no needle In Its bead. stayed there since. back, sun trying to get flies It's Wednesday.' Lopez 18'8 migrant worker. out of hiJ nonfat milk, the . da A stoop laborer. He can pick father of thla family Is a pa· 11 could be any y. onions and tomatoes. Notb· thetic man. It's always the same for lng elae. He has never There Is no work ; there Ia the,!~ people. earned more than ~.ooo a no hope. 'the famUy of Jose Maria year In hiJ Ufe. And even "My children have never L~pa ''ls sprawled on the this pittance salary-41,500 tasted Ice cream," be says. mattresses of their borne. below poverty wages, $4,000 "My wife has never seen The mattresS~!~ are hand· below national average-is 1 s Rlrht now we have · move do- · and smell. They have subject toreduction. ~.35. I ·donY.t -know why it Ia, beeD pulled ow!de for use bo but we are poor. we have al· Like this year. rth La r sur· bee ause the •• ..,mperature •w· th ways been this way. 11 will d cu1 e.s.e never change." ay 1a 101 degr ee s-and be· pluses seasonalIn tile job No opportuniti. caUJe nobody In the family Utes tbe IMide of the house Lopez, along with 500 other I am II y men In tbls city anyway. Go Inside and you find out alone, has been forced to reb main here, idle and helpless. GRANGE TO MEET w kiteben has a dirt He has tried to get work, Meigs County Pomona noor and cardboard roof. usually failing. His best ef· Grange will meet at 8 p.m. .Since there is no sewer, the forts have been as a caleb· Friday at the star Grange Hall ·wr:.s•r washing machine is on In local onion fields, at near Salem Center . State dr ng out under the 50· about fl .05 an hour. sewing and baking contests will year-old gas range. One of His sons, most of wbom be held at the meeting and of. the ebildren says the floor are still young and none of licers for the next two years will gets pretty soggy all right, whom can speak En2Ush. be elected. All members are but tlledere's one conudsoladrtlon : have been equally unsuc· urged to attend. Tbe tergent s s own cessful In fmdlng work. the cucaracllas. As a result. the Lopez SWARTZ REUNION There -lr a sln~~c bare 61). family has existed thla sum· The annual Swartz family watt bulb In the ben. And mer on an average of $40 a reunioo will be held In the a picture of the ",!adonna on week. Out of this they pay Woode grove, at Alfred, 0 ., on one of the P a c ~ 1n g-(!rate f2jl a month rent for their Sunday, Sept. 8, with a basket walls. A gang of ducklings shack, f15 a month for gas dinner at noon. Program in walks lli'OUBll freely • toler· and electricity. The remain· afternoon. Marvin Dutcher of ated only because one day lng c a s b Is for food. It Groveport Is president and his they will grow large enough amounts to an average of to lt:IU and cook and eat. about 30 cents per person daughter • Gladys, Ia secretory· ' Never mind the rest of the per day. treasurer· :::r·., ~tjtuie'.~An · ~-i · '•'"'i ' '~ i~~ GaWPolla invllallon .State waa r~ •'from tile ~~, · .. . . ~~:-::::4::;.:: that jliole without garden Pomeroy~ ... · · w- /i,. -!~~~:!i£ H;; ~ ' = · =..:. p ill .X nowera lllf. s<rme lroJD the norlst ci' wild flowers, leaves and vines from tile roadside. Plans were made lor an openmeellngtobeheldooSePt. ?.8 with- members of the Star Garden Club and the RuUand Friendly Gardeners to be in· vited. 'lburllday members will tour Forest Acres Par\ and the Vernoo Weber garden. Mom· hersaretorneetatthecornerof Main and Salem at5:30 p.m. Regional clinics were an· nounced in a _letter from Mrs. Gilbed CUllen of lllarietta, tile Region 11 clinic chairman. They ~1.~ Personal Notes ;. ·· Thil!llb , . . Jt ' l.llj!illii..ll!'lllaiJ!IIIIi!!tllliillli~riii! ~P.I!Iiil!iil .Ulr •. . . ;; )ii"·••~ · .... .. • , ~~ .:n~ rllf Mr. and Mri. Floyd Wllilill heUUcirllle•••;orclubandtht ·n~ '""I anti Mrs. Roy Youngberg- of • " · ·"b·. 'A-c -'-'··u•- - ~ " • New Bartlotd,Jowa, splillt the ""' "'" """""'... '"' putweelr:btn~llngl&r.and frGm Mn. Robert Belbtl, Mrs. Vernon' Neaae . fr!ra. former roember, was read, Yonngbertlathedaugbteroflbe Mrt7DaYion Panona glove 1 o~·r late Mrs. Clara' Wea~l reading ;•eo!lect Now,lor N~ · U · Gowrnan, former 1'811ident. JWlnter a Arrangementa. . · .. , Mrs. Donald Hollllaabelt d. M~. , , Chrla Dlebl Ialit· DU Syracuse Ia a medical patient at ed on · ,lbe unicorn planI ll1e Holzer Medical Ceilter. · and presented each me• ~-·-'h,o ' · p'· Everett Bates, Pomeroy, ber wltb a unicorn Route 31a_..~ed lo the Holzer Medical u:nter, Room Z31i. Mr. and- Mrs. Herbert Dixon of Pomeroy and Mrs. Edna . Fulton, Shade, attended the funeral of Mr. Dlzon'aslalel'ln· .._ Gr M Dill011 In law, """' ace · SAME DAY _ Colwnbus Saturday. Senlcea SER,VIC,E were held at tbe Shroyer In At ,..:.ollf At s Funera!Homewlthbarlailnthe Ust'Our Fret Parkhill Lot Sunset Cemetery. Sle 18 sur· vlved by h..- husband, Harry. FURNITURE WEDNESDAY Recenl dlmer guests of Mrs. MIDDLEPORT' POMEROY LODGJ;: 164, c. L. Heaton -"~· "'·· •~ LuclUe 216 E. 2nd, Pomeroy F&AM regular session, 7:30 &nttb of Chester and Clare W. -~--~ternP1e m · Heaton of Loa Angeles,. Calif. p.m. w...,.,.....y, . Pomeroy. Work 111 secon d d 1 candidate egree or one · Refreslrments. · - ·THVRSDAY WSCS, RACINE Wesleyan United Methodist Church, bezaar w<rkshop at the borne of Lorene DUlJIBI, Thursday, starting at 1 a.m. Bring material to wort with. SA'RJRDAY HIGH SCHOOL dance party, Saturday, Meigs Junior Higlr auditorium, Middleport, 8:11811 :30 p.m. with the Jays em- * Personal Notes 3 SHIRT FINISHING Mrs. Charles Setphen Badgley Complete Dried Flowlt ' By the Day ' • . ft2-5560 Mldclltporl. lnspe.ction Celia wrecked ~. hea ~ .. dog, the bone of some otllet tlnd of ·animal and Iooxllo feet of -land rendered sterile with bottles, cans, boze1, Ures, UDJtuffed aofu, oil drwns. Eacb member of the familY surp us l'l.l"'.o(J.aredo has no food stamp program) . It also receives some second-hand clothing now and then. But as far as m~, or Aid to De~ entd !t· dren, the 1 am tl Y oesn bards:& SP-4 Curtis D. Smith, ~ ot Mr. and Mrs. Harrison Smith, LIVIN'G ss,ooq hon~es. On the evening of August 3, a hurricane named Celia Value - liriJ FOR THE COOLEST The curved tall of the sea horse Is used for holdlng on to the narrow blades of turtle grass or seaweed, which It does most of,the time . hit the Texas coast at 160 mph . , / !t wrought havoc In Corpus Christi. It devastated for 16 Pages of Sale Features o · o · '.rtr o. ROOM AIR CONDITIONERS Big UNTY Salon 710, ....,.. Eight and Forty, hOme of Mrt. Harry Davis, Pomeroy, areas for miles around. It left a trtll of Injured l·nd homeless people who need help rlaht now. Red Cross volunteers 1111 there, doing everythlf18 they can. And "~~ey' !i ~l't"""' lUlU! tliii!OM mon. women . UNOER THE SUN AS LOW AS 119.95 TO $575.00 FROM 5,000 BTU TO 38,000 B1'U '.".. ..,.CliY ·ICE & .·FUEL CO. "~ . '\ and c:hlktfen.1r4tlrlc!k"Oirt1itfi"fHt · ~-l:l#tri"t \){ 1o ~.,,.,·~ r 1 ~1· ,.,.~ · But it's gains to toke it leoll saiOQ!WQQ,IOdo 1t. If you <*r ~~~ lnY\111"8 to help, ~:~o. · Ill PICNIC HELD Racine · has returned home and The amual ~aoml Baptiatl has ~n dlacharged from the SUnday School picnic wu armedforcesfollowingalOurof Tuelday at the new roadBldiel duty In Vietnam park on State Route 33. · Altendln8 were Mr. and Olea' Qualla, Mr. and ·-··· Qlarles Scott, Mt. and Mrs. 1'1 Kimberly and Fannie West, l'lmela, Mrs. Suaie Mrl. Lola Robertaon and Allen Hampton. Mr. Qualla the rqw!ntendent. . This is~· time they need you m. o . o. Give tt your locll American Red Cnill Chapter or United Filnd. Adnttlal 675-2460 Pt. Plea~a~~t . .ti2-5180 Middleport, oontrtiJUted for tM and_a:;::l 5 L8.4 oz. e 98 KING SIZE OXYDOLPWS . ONLY . , v.a. o:,:.:.;r . ._ ·. .O·--~ iick• I'M'tf." ....... ...,..._....""'"'· SchoOl Super\olaofa, were In lhi!ShG.Bol Seirllbly Columbus Tuesday attending a state ~cbooi supervisors oueutive session held at ll1e OhiO ·Educil,llon Assn . building. Mrtr. Vale ls l;reasurer of the sljite <M;ganlzatlon and Mrs. ilu!U. Ia Southeast Regional . ~"''ntaUve . i . ~ ' su~t•·· !·,.• ·1.'I-. : ·9·! . ~ '. ···,.,. ·~; ;~- ~ ' ::t.· ' ·' . . t . ' ' ." . '~ ' shoes .fans DONUTS UMIT 1 COUPON PlR PUIICIWIE ,SAVE . .. &o~ . , Hardware and a burn is ned leather u.PP.er' make Pedwin;a br~WI'I~ handsewn • the wiOniog . · ;,\ . . ltra\egy for your game-watch1ng sportlt .. wear. Try a Pair. ' ' ·' ·,· '. ~'. " ' Rlci• .r.l . . . . MPII IXP.IliU s.a.10 - - - :qt. ... ~~.' '· ._m.Re&. 55' F•innont · .• .,_,I~ '15 to ; ,7,, '., 1\ .I Labor Day Cookouts! 1.51 Y FEATUil.E . pedwin. Styled for , ~ ~fr Wl1ll THII - . . . y '*'49• -----~--·· ATrENDSTATEMEET Mri. Greta SutUe and Mrs. Nellie Vale, Meigs .County .........· tiT i. (~~-aAe® Held at Hall -· MONDAY J liD' '.. •lflt """._._ .... ......... ""· ,.,. ............. ' ,. . ·.· '·' . :¥ DIIUJ'S·ftDRISf ~t Sf N. 21111-Avt. .. ,.,a: ..........looto.o.l • SUNDAY OURS FAMILY reunion Sunday R~k Springs Fairgrounds. Basket cUm..- at 1 < Petal Ptlrfed . uri• Designs Gr-ange ~;· 11~~~ • .1ul4l ~!A.isacw..:t ,, tmvte~Nii!.D_' ~·" ;;.~~n~A""'··~ ""_.n~~--.:~ · .• ............ •• ROOmS ceelng. .....,,GS Middleport ' ~.- ~_ dget · Socl"al Calendar p.m. lft I SPECIALSI · ' ·• . ' Llllll' . IJUr.AijiLY.. 10 ' . oz. Jlir 1.29 ·, ~l ~ ·eil ~ t o:C II ,, �. ·:·,. :O:ry~o: :··1 ,'.~\JII·,I·~~~~ 'i'eehnlq~ II. ~ now;.-a 'Will arrangeme~lt .. -, I '··. ,t M.• · t ' t.n. a·r·e .h·0 , N. IQ·Fran. s . ' , d. • t ..,·ve w1t · ·o·· utu r.e . l dene" dryin&:nowj!fs lllegl~rlne solutllili, ~bite -sand, and the :::::~::a~ · 1 ::!~~·~:·~~=~~~ lot w-.re . . ~·lotl .by .Mr•. Robert . ·Sn~n ,at. a lrie61i!)g ol. t.lle · · Rutland ·~"Qub Miri!daY Polll· . . " . nlghla~ the home Ill Mrt. Merle A .~110!1· tnrm M4's . Davis ' ' , Ellzaboth M. Pbt~ Canflrmed Mrs. Snowden, a rnember.ol 'tbeMarcbZ3!1Jtefortbti~lublq · tbe Rutland Frl~ndly Gar· preae~rt a therapy pr98falll ~ k discussed methods lor ·llle Nature G8flle!r Club Gl. the . e ··· a .: • ! '•. ·IE41ter'• Nota: Mach bat 11ee11 wriUea about the eon· 4M!ont of mlnant ·worken q tile job. In lbll irllcle 1'1NQ Tteae ldH a liard !Oek at tile eondltfou of one rni'' ll••UamUy In Ita own back y.n.) bas belped haul this debris qualify. borne In the hope It can be Accordlng to local welfare repalnd for use or sale. director Manuel Raymond, There It Is in brief: home Texaa law does not grant for 15 members of tbla La· welfare funds 1o "Intact fain· redo famlly. Count !bern: Illes." . Jose Maria~· his wife, "A family Is only eligible Geneyava, the1r seven chil· for money If It's broken up," dren, two daul(hters·ln·laW Raymond says. "I bow thla ly TOM TIEDE and four grandchildren. sounds terrible. And actu· LAREDO: Tex.-(NEA)Jose Lopez is a classic, ally what we are doing Ia Tile mother Is trying to re- stinging case ol American for c In g some famWea. to patt. Hme l)lothlng abe found poverty. l!orn bore ii3 years break up to recelve1welfr.e. at the city dump. Tbe father ago, he bas never even ::r~t's the way I Is. m Is picking fllea from a glass learned English. ~ son of • of nonfat powdered milk. ~poor man whob W ~son so~.ls~~~de= One of the c h 11 ~ re n has a poor man, e • alon caught a cucaracha (cock· the bottom of the work sc e ents. roach) and Is s 11 c k 1n g a when he was 12 and has Sitting In a chair with no needle In Its bead. stayed there since. back, sun trying to get flies It's Wednesday.' Lopez 18'8 migrant worker. out of hiJ nonfat milk, the . da A stoop laborer. He can pick father of thla family Is a pa· 11 could be any y. onions and tomatoes. Notb· thetic man. It's always the same for lng elae. He has never There Is no work ; there Ia the,!~ people. earned more than ~.ooo a no hope. 'the famUy of Jose Maria year In hiJ Ufe. And even "My children have never L~pa ''ls sprawled on the this pittance salary-41,500 tasted Ice cream," be says. mattresses of their borne. below poverty wages, $4,000 "My wife has never seen The mattresS~!~ are hand· below national average-is 1 s Rlrht now we have · move do- · and smell. They have subject toreduction. ~.35. I ·donY.t -know why it Ia, beeD pulled ow!de for use bo but we are poor. we have al· Like this year. rth La r sur· bee ause the •• ..,mperature •w· th ways been this way. 11 will d cu1 e.s.e never change." ay 1a 101 degr ee s-and be· pluses seasonalIn tile job No opportuniti. caUJe nobody In the family Utes tbe IMide of the house Lopez, along with 500 other I am II y men In tbls city anyway. Go Inside and you find out alone, has been forced to reb main here, idle and helpless. GRANGE TO MEET w kiteben has a dirt He has tried to get work, Meigs County Pomona noor and cardboard roof. usually failing. His best ef· Grange will meet at 8 p.m. .Since there is no sewer, the forts have been as a caleb· Friday at the star Grange Hall ·wr:.s•r washing machine is on In local onion fields, at near Salem Center . State dr ng out under the 50· about fl .05 an hour. sewing and baking contests will year-old gas range. One of His sons, most of wbom be held at the meeting and of. the ebildren says the floor are still young and none of licers for the next two years will gets pretty soggy all right, whom can speak En2Ush. be elected. All members are but tlledere's one conudsoladrtlon : have been equally unsuc· urged to attend. Tbe tergent s s own cessful In fmdlng work. the cucaracllas. As a result. the Lopez SWARTZ REUNION There -lr a sln~~c bare 61). family has existed thla sum· The annual Swartz family watt bulb In the ben. And mer on an average of $40 a reunioo will be held In the a picture of the ",!adonna on week. Out of this they pay Woode grove, at Alfred, 0 ., on one of the P a c ~ 1n g-(!rate f2jl a month rent for their Sunday, Sept. 8, with a basket walls. A gang of ducklings shack, f15 a month for gas dinner at noon. Program in walks lli'OUBll freely • toler· and electricity. The remain· afternoon. Marvin Dutcher of ated only because one day lng c a s b Is for food. It Groveport Is president and his they will grow large enough amounts to an average of to lt:IU and cook and eat. about 30 cents per person daughter • Gladys, Ia secretory· ' Never mind the rest of the per day. treasurer· :::r·., ~tjtuie'.~An · ~-i · '•'"'i ' '~ i~~ GaWPolla invllallon .State waa r~ •'from tile ~~, · .. . . ~~:-::::4::;.:: that jliole without garden Pomeroy~ ... · · w- /i,. -!~~~:!i£ H;; ~ ' = · =..:. p ill .X nowera lllf. s<rme lroJD the norlst ci' wild flowers, leaves and vines from tile roadside. Plans were made lor an openmeellngtobeheldooSePt. ?.8 with- members of the Star Garden Club and the RuUand Friendly Gardeners to be in· vited. 'lburllday members will tour Forest Acres Par\ and the Vernoo Weber garden. Mom· hersaretorneetatthecornerof Main and Salem at5:30 p.m. Regional clinics were an· nounced in a _letter from Mrs. Gilbed CUllen of lllarietta, tile Region 11 clinic chairman. They ~1.~ Personal Notes ;. ·· Thil!llb , . . Jt ' l.llj!illii..ll!'lllaiJ!IIIIi!!tllliillli~riii! ~P.I!Iiil!iil .Ulr •. . . ;; )ii"·••~ · .... .. • , ~~ .:n~ rllf Mr. and Mri. Floyd Wllilill heUUcirllle•••;orclubandtht ·n~ '""I anti Mrs. Roy Youngberg- of • " · ·"b·. 'A-c -'-'··u•- - ~ " • New Bartlotd,Jowa, splillt the ""' "'" """""'... '"' putweelr:btn~llngl&r.and frGm Mn. Robert Belbtl, Mrs. Vernon' Neaae . fr!ra. former roember, was read, Yonngbertlathedaugbteroflbe Mrt7DaYion Panona glove 1 o~·r late Mrs. Clara' Wea~l reading ;•eo!lect Now,lor N~ · U · Gowrnan, former 1'811ident. JWlnter a Arrangementa. . · .. , Mrs. Donald Hollllaabelt d. M~. , , Chrla Dlebl Ialit· DU Syracuse Ia a medical patient at ed on · ,lbe unicorn planI ll1e Holzer Medical Ceilter. · and presented each me• ~-·-'h,o ' · p'· Everett Bates, Pomeroy, ber wltb a unicorn Route 31a_..~ed lo the Holzer Medical u:nter, Room Z31i. Mr. and- Mrs. Herbert Dixon of Pomeroy and Mrs. Edna . Fulton, Shade, attended the funeral of Mr. Dlzon'aslalel'ln· .._ Gr M Dill011 In law, """' ace · SAME DAY _ Colwnbus Saturday. Senlcea SER,VIC,E were held at tbe Shroyer In At ,..:.ollf At s Funera!Homewlthbarlailnthe Ust'Our Fret Parkhill Lot Sunset Cemetery. Sle 18 sur· vlved by h..- husband, Harry. FURNITURE WEDNESDAY Recenl dlmer guests of Mrs. MIDDLEPORT' POMEROY LODGJ;: 164, c. L. Heaton -"~· "'·· •~ LuclUe 216 E. 2nd, Pomeroy F&AM regular session, 7:30 &nttb of Chester and Clare W. -~--~ternP1e m · Heaton of Loa Angeles,. Calif. p.m. w...,.,.....y, . Pomeroy. Work 111 secon d d 1 candidate egree or one · Refreslrments. · - ·THVRSDAY WSCS, RACINE Wesleyan United Methodist Church, bezaar w<rkshop at the borne of Lorene DUlJIBI, Thursday, starting at 1 a.m. Bring material to wort with. SA'RJRDAY HIGH SCHOOL dance party, Saturday, Meigs Junior Higlr auditorium, Middleport, 8:11811 :30 p.m. with the Jays em- * Personal Notes 3 SHIRT FINISHING Mrs. Charles Setphen Badgley Complete Dried Flowlt ' By the Day ' • . ft2-5560 Mldclltporl. lnspe.ction Celia wrecked ~. hea ~ .. dog, the bone of some otllet tlnd of ·animal and Iooxllo feet of -land rendered sterile with bottles, cans, boze1, Ures, UDJtuffed aofu, oil drwns. Eacb member of the familY surp us l'l.l"'.o(J.aredo has no food stamp program) . It also receives some second-hand clothing now and then. But as far as m~, or Aid to De~ entd !t· dren, the 1 am tl Y oesn bards:& SP-4 Curtis D. Smith, ~ ot Mr. and Mrs. Harrison Smith, LIVIN'G ss,ooq hon~es. On the evening of August 3, a hurricane named Celia Value - liriJ FOR THE COOLEST The curved tall of the sea horse Is used for holdlng on to the narrow blades of turtle grass or seaweed, which It does most of,the time . hit the Texas coast at 160 mph . , / !t wrought havoc In Corpus Christi. It devastated for 16 Pages of Sale Features o · o · '.rtr o. ROOM AIR CONDITIONERS Big UNTY Salon 710, ....,.. Eight and Forty, hOme of Mrt. Harry Davis, Pomeroy, areas for miles around. It left a trtll of Injured l·nd homeless people who need help rlaht now. Red Cross volunteers 1111 there, doing everythlf18 they can. And "~~ey' !i ~l't"""' lUlU! tliii!OM mon. women . UNOER THE SUN AS LOW AS 119.95 TO $575.00 FROM 5,000 BTU TO 38,000 B1'U '.".. ..,.CliY ·ICE & .·FUEL CO. "~ . '\ and c:hlktfen.1r4tlrlc!k"Oirt1itfi"fHt · ~-l:l#tri"t \){ 1o ~.,,.,·~ r 1 ~1· ,.,.~ · But it's gains to toke it leoll saiOQ!WQQ,IOdo 1t. If you <*r ~~~ lnY\111"8 to help, ~:~o. · Ill PICNIC HELD Racine · has returned home and The amual ~aoml Baptiatl has ~n dlacharged from the SUnday School picnic wu armedforcesfollowingalOurof Tuelday at the new roadBldiel duty In Vietnam park on State Route 33. · Altendln8 were Mr. and Olea' Qualla, Mr. and ·-··· Qlarles Scott, Mt. and Mrs. 1'1 Kimberly and Fannie West, l'lmela, Mrs. Suaie Mrl. Lola Robertaon and Allen Hampton. Mr. Qualla the rqw!ntendent. . This is~· time they need you m. o . o. Give tt your locll American Red Cnill Chapter or United Filnd. Adnttlal 675-2460 Pt. Plea~a~~t . .ti2-5180 Middleport, oontrtiJUted for tM and_a:;::l 5 L8.4 oz. e 98 KING SIZE OXYDOLPWS . ONLY . , v.a. o:,:.:.;r . ._ ·. .O·--~ iick• I'M'tf." ....... ...,..._....""'"'· SchoOl Super\olaofa, were In lhi!ShG.Bol Seirllbly Columbus Tuesday attending a state ~cbooi supervisors oueutive session held at ll1e OhiO ·Educil,llon Assn . building. Mrtr. Vale ls l;reasurer of the sljite <M;ganlzatlon and Mrs. ilu!U. Ia Southeast Regional . ~"''ntaUve . i . ~ ' su~t•·· !·,.• ·1.'I-. : ·9·! . ~ '. ···,.,. ·~; ;~- ~ ' ::t.· ' ·' . . t . ' ' ." . '~ ' shoes .fans DONUTS UMIT 1 COUPON PlR PUIICIWIE ,SAVE . .. &o~ . , Hardware and a burn is ned leather u.PP.er' make Pedwin;a br~WI'I~ handsewn • the wiOniog . · ;,\ . . ltra\egy for your game-watch1ng sportlt .. wear. Try a Pair. ' ' ·' ·,· '. ~'. " ' Rlci• .r.l . . . . MPII IXP.IliU s.a.10 - - - :qt. ... ~~.' '· ._m.Re&. 55' F•innont · .• .,_,I~ '15 to ; ,7,, '., 1\ .I Labor Day Cookouts! 1.51 Y FEATUil.E . pedwin. Styled for , ~ ~fr Wl1ll THII - . . . y '*'49• -----~--·· ATrENDSTATEMEET Mri. Greta SutUe and Mrs. Nellie Vale, Meigs .County .........· tiT i. (~~-aAe® Held at Hall -· MONDAY J liD' '.. •lflt """._._ .... ......... ""· ,.,. ............. ' ,. . ·.· '·' . :¥ DIIUJ'S·ftDRISf ~t Sf N. 21111-Avt. .. ,.,a: ..........looto.o.l • SUNDAY OURS FAMILY reunion Sunday R~k Springs Fairgrounds. Basket cUm..- at 1 < Petal Ptlrfed . uri• Designs Gr-ange ~;· 11~~~ • .1ul4l ~!A.isacw..:t ,, tmvte~Nii!.D_' ~·" ;;.~~n~A""'··~ ""_.n~~--.:~ · .• ............ •• ROOmS ceelng. .....,,GS Middleport ' ~.- ~_ dget · Socl"al Calendar p.m. lft I SPECIALSI · ' ·• . ' Llllll' . IJUr.AijiLY.. 10 ' . oz. Jlir 1.29 ·, ~l ~ ·eil ~ t o:C II ,, �. iN AUTUMN VE WORK ~ IN SPitiNG I 1 I ! 'L ly MR. FIX ' Fall is a natural lime ~ rlnspectinghouse and groW>ds, for maliing needed · repairs. It may be your last : chance to get at outdoor 1 work until warm weather re- 1M' VOLKSWAGIN Local low miiHfle c:aaor.~.,~:~:;~~~~;~~~~:~:;/: !trior. rodlo, Qlltom. "'"· See th\1 Economy c.or • Money . Good 1M DODGE f21H Tan 0200 Sweplllnt Expren, V-8 motor, Loadfllle automatic tran~mlqlon, power ""':lng. ~ wtdo body. % turns In spring. : In many instances,.,ranure make minor repairs now !'ill turn small jobs Into big bnes after cold weather luis ONM IVIL NO P.M. •orne and gone. I'GIIIIOY, 01110 ' Work from tbe top down. !rake a look at the roof. Sl!ln· iiles that are loose now m a lireeze can be torn right off a stiff wind. Renail with .ANT AD In Memcry INFORM~TION aivanized roofing nails and IN MEMOR-Y of Edward DEADLIUS ab roofing cement on the s P.M . Day Before Publication Young, who del>lrtod thlo life nan heads. Use cement to Mendav Deadline 9 a .m . 3 yean -ea today, ~ber CanceUatlon & Corrections seal small cracks in shin2. Wilt be accepted untl19 a.m. for gles and flashing. He hal uanelrom hlo dear ..... Day of Publication his children, his wife, Make certain gutters are REGULATIONS The PubliSher reserves the Whom he willingly totlad for free of leaves and otber dirt. nghl to eQlt or reject any aas and lovad 11 hit lifo. If left ftlled with debris, they dell!!med objectional. . The 011. Gad. how mysttrlous and will fill and overflow, freeze publisher will not be resPOnSible how ttronge oro thy way&, over during heavy winter for more than one Incorrect Tatakelrom us 1111' laVed antln weather. Cbeek hangers to Insertion . RATES "';,'::; olm~~~=Yiby wife, see that they are soeure. For Want Ad Service Katie. Child,... and Grandcents per Word one Insertion 5 While painting Is eenerally hild,.... C Minimum Charge 75c done in the fall, it 1sn't nec9·2-11p 11 cents per w Jrd tnree essary to paint every fall. A .consecutive ln$Prtlnn" Ill cents per word si x con good paint job should be .secutive lnstr 'lOllS. good for several years. Sand 25 Rer cent Discount on paid and paint blistered spots . If ads paid within 10 days .. ---===--:--:;-:exposed nail heads are caus- ads and CA~O OF THANKS y f N d 0 ' j.ng rusting, seal with alumi~ oa1ruARv •N MEMOR •v• • Sl.SO for 50 word minimum . Beever who plaed any : Inurn paint and then paint to Eoch additional word 2c . · September 2, 1961. •~ · ateh the rest of the siding. BLINDADS They fell Ul tln\e heals Ill Add11fona1 25c Charge per sorrOW$ . and helps _Ul to• : · Before you do any paintforget, : 8· cheek the calking around Ad,..ertlsemenr. OFFICE HOURS But lfmuolar hoi only proved • indow and door frames and 8. 30 am . to 5:00pm . Dally, how much we mlu her yet. I j811Y joillls where moisture :~~~rd!vm to l2 :00 Noon God gave Ullfrtngth to face It : jmigh! collect. and caurqe to bHr tho blow. ' I Cheek the mortar joillts ill Card o! Thanks But who! II meant to 1011 her : II brick foundation and in WOULD like to thank our No one will ever know. Sadly mt- by molhlr, I ~lck steps. Probe at the 1 many friends lor their kindtvn settle Allison, H~blnd, ' ~lilts to see where the morto my sont Harry Henry 8Mvtr, Sllltr, Audrey 1 r may be crumbling, Clean nan Michael Cortetan, during his Torrence, Brother, Paul 1 i!lut loose mortar, wet the stay at the Hoi- -tcol Allison, San, LOWIII Beaver. : ;area and patch with readyCenter. For those who sent DeughiJr, Bonne Sue. cards, visited him at tho ~ ;ntx mortar. 9-2-1tc hOJt>llal, or lnqulrad about ~ Where the foundation and him. thank you. We extend a sidewalk come together, spacial hoorHolt thanks to Notice 'I ! tllere Is a gap that should be lhooo who danalad blood. , filled with tar or aspbalt Your kindness will never be DUE to company requlremtnts, • 1compound. the Natlonwldt Insurance forgotten . Special thanks '' office In Pomeroy will be open : !· Cracts lD walks and from "Mike." from 8:30 e.m. to 12:p.m., Nrs. Frances Carleton and Mondo)· tnrough Friday as of Family. September 1. 1970. Home 9-2-ltp be io Pomeroy Motor Co. 'ii:' · ~. i': I j ' ' DAlly 729-R, 1"1 DODGE · '" b2ts Monoca 4 Dr. Locally owned • low mllooge, Whlte}lnlsh, · 11>0lloss lnllrlar, all good "res, Factory Air CGndnl'!"ed• ttnlod gtaiS, a"""""tlc trans .. steering .a. btak"' ,. radio, otllor fine aeceuorl". Thlt - k 9flly. , , OLD· futnttill'j; dlshts, bms p.m. 91 ire bldl,.e!l), Wrlta M. D. Mitior, •• Rt. ~ Pomlf'O\', Cilia. Cell . , • 992.ft71. FURNISHED aparlnien.,N21.7 , 9-1-tfc :Jrd Avo., Mlddl-1. Ida •- - - - - - - y.a rd . porch, prtvatt •,!'!; trances, Phone 992·2710 0. ..... GOOD UJid ot.ctrtc hot wafer :w32. . e.:~Solfc ,_,..., ohlllow w.ll pump with ltink, lhowor tlell. State ------~-­ condlflan end price to Rt. t, 2 BEDROOM mobile home, Box 110, Rutllftd, Cillo >UT/5. Racine. Call 992.f329. 9·2-3tp e.28-6tc ------ r •I lb, r• 5ale ·· , ' ,. ·. ' 19114 MOBILE Homt, New Moan, 12•.100. PhOnoi 949-2204, · t-1-7tc IH7 ,FIAT. Excelloilt COIIdllian. Ftrit $725 1J11t car. Call 7735920 ar 713'5:111. ' ~-2-3fc 2 BEDROOM mobile homo, M ::TH:-:E:-:Do:-11:-y-::S.--:BI:-ngng::-r:'pr :''=z:=~ and G Food Market, 3 mtlel tocelad ot .wt 1iOUII! south of Mlddl-1, Raul• 7. Stroot, Mlddt•110rl, Ohio, TELEVISION repairman for 9-2-3tp etgt I rooms Including . lour oru reflll•r. Experience biilroomo, with Dll lurlllte. requlrad. Write c-a Dol~ CGnta~ . Mro. Goldie BH!ffo, Stnllnol, P, 0 · Box 12'1· ' SEMI-FURNISHED epartllolt 126, ft D. i Leon, Wist Pomeroy, Cilia. 45769, menl, 2 largo rooms, ~11~ 8123. Tetepllone No. e.30-tfc chenette, both, . Cuts 4 \Wa3161. ~---Building, Middleport, Inquire . 9-2·31c COOK. /Mrlln Reataurant. Apt. 16. e.30-1otc Apply In ptl'lan. Middleport . COAL, llmntqno. Excelttor e.:IO-tfc Salt Works, E. Main St., Pomeroy. ·Phone 992·3491, ad For Sale 4-9-tfc Female Hetn Want · _ _ I:' FIN.U. CLOSEOUT BE A PLAYHOUSE TOY EL[CTROLOX t111te: DEALER: Work August to clelu•• model. Compllft wllh December, free training. No AI~ CONDITIONERS ell cloonlng tools end ,paper cofltcffng, no delivery, no bags. Run•llkl new. Will loll GIS~.Jnvosfmltnl. Colt collect Final Price Cut for ~~ cash or term•. phone .. !~Oil!" · .' ' ... 0. '· HeIp Wanled 'I ' I. ~ 'f. J. I cJ-. au~ 7 7'·o17ll, Charlat1J Heiskell, South Point, Ohio. 7-17-lfc ADO TO your tamlly lncomel Oomonstralt toys and glfll. Earn $35 an evening. Work ol your own. convenience. No experience. No Investment. Call 992-U32. Write Toy ladles Pori)' Plan, Johnston. Pa. 15902, 9-1 -3fp of the Yeilrl I Most SizesI 992-2615. sa..rat Rkllng Mowon Ill FIM1 Ctaaran.;o frlaotl POMEROY J. W. Canoy. Mgr. , Employment Wanted e.~~fc SINGER Touct• and Sewnwtna :11ac ' I' () , cofnpl,tt . witt.~ ., "'""lngst,.d..WIII Mtll ,., I• ons or PO cash. Phone 192·2685 e.27-6!c Ph. 992-2111 STAR KILLS ra'- quickly, sure. 2V. tbl., $1.69, Eblinblch Herdware, Suaer Run Mills. CHESTS, dreSiers, chairs, Pickens Herawart. Mason. Open Tll 6 Deily desks, · marble slabs, Iron BABYSITTING. Oct. 12 through /My 25 tri my homo ocr011 from Eosllrn High School. Phone Chotttr 9t5-3PSt, Mrs. phones, Kenneth D. Williams, Roger llahr, ~ 992-ma or P. J. Peuley, 992· l•~~j;~:~:~~j .._. 1-V-30tp gates, corner cupboard, Wish - - - - - - - - - stands, umbtella stand, pte safe, cradle, awlvel office 1f'52 FORD trectcr. Alto, riding lawn mower. Jelffe· Arlx, CHAIRS. Phant 992-3>103. e.30-6tc Harrisonville, Ohio. 9·1.3fp 7133 . relatives food and cards and helped In 9·1·51c AWNINGS, storm daarl end many ways, Your tympathy windows, carpor~.1: and klndneiS were deeply HAy MAN'S AUCTioN !'louse, mlrq.-., blown end __ , 1963 FORDGoiiKit.tome appreciated, Laurel CIIH, now open each b\ldY wotk, 1200. call 992_.... tnoutatlan. Elmer W)llte, The family of Don F. An· Friday 1o receive con· lilts rljjreM~~tattve. Far fret etfof 5•p.M. stgnmenfs at 10 a.m. Auction dorson. tp estlmetei, phcine Char••• 9-1-Jtp ,. 2·1 stortlng at 7 p.m. Lit ua toll L1tlo, Syrecuto. V. V. your merchlndt... If Johntoft and San, Inc, 3-22· c e.»ttc Sharks cllffer from llsh with reapect to structure In tliiit they ll'illle illltead of ~ fu their Uela~. mOll WILL pick up merchlndln and bone • toke to auction an a per. bave bone NOTICI 01' Cl)NTRACTQRI ·STAU .OI'OHID DIPUTMRNTOI' HtOkWAYI CGI..,IIua. Ohle AUIUif 1., 1f71 centego batll. Call Jim Adomt, auctlonet<. Rutland. Phone 7>12-<W61. 9-23-lfc ·- - -------, WILL give plano lot10ntln myhome. Phono 992-:MU. • · e.1..ttc . REDUCE life and 1111 with Gobelo tllblelt and E-Vep wotor pills. Nei\1Qfl Dr~»P Ctltractltlll Lttll COJ>Y No. 7..161 -~~~·­ UNITPRICICONTRACT Stalect propo1a11 will be YARD ·nle. -~lltrR'"-~ Glen B.ttker, received •t tht etftlce of tht Eest, R-v1!1o, to.,_ .3fp Still HlghWI';' Olrtc:tor of Ohio, 2 Columbus, Ohio, until 10:00 A. 1!,. - st· - -•- iDg. Use a r:;,1JUA. crete patch mix M., Elll*"n Deyllght s,vlng Tlmt, ThurtdGy, Septtmber 10, GUN shoot, Forked Run 1970, for lmpronmtnfl In : Sportomon (llub, Sunday, Perh Nos. 1 to s Inclusive ert Soplomlltr6. offered none contract enct will 9-2-3tc be conlldtred on the bllll ot tht amounts with water aa need it. Chip out ~ old toto! •1::~: J'!:: 1 on<t 2 111111terlal and )Vet the area MOle• c...,ty. Ohla, on Sec:tk>nl ~ .1.1E0·7·2.11, (I.OI·P" Sfoll '"~ Route No. 7 In Si11abury Aa you take down the rawnthlp ond 1n tht Vlllago af acreens, check tbem. for Pomeroy. b';' returfaclng with Set them etpho\1 coocrtto In 1>1rl lnd by needed ::J.a•-. o.o.go resurflc }nO shoulders with aside work on them esphelt concrete In part. when the weather keeps you Sho~ldoro . variOJ. · W b an Pro ec:t lhd Work Ltngth · indoors. as screens :w.o u "" or ~.u m1111. fore •torlng them. Port No.1 Meigs County, Ohio, on Sec lions Garden tools lhould be MEG-U -00.97-12 .7-ll (U.76eaned and put away. 1Utl, u. s. Rout• Na. 33 In Scrape off an the mud ancl Solltbury Township end In the Village of Pomeroy, by then go to work on the 1111t · rHurfaclng with asphllt con . Un a wire brush, followed croto. Pavement Wldlh-Verln. b. _._. wool Y D\Ca. Proltct end Work Length Sharpen tbe edgel of 23.910.1 foot ar l.U m\ln. apa4!u and hoes with a flle. Port No. 4 SaDcl an wooden bandlel •hJ•~·fi!Uiet!l"!!~ where- tbere are I'OIJih ~­ Wipe lubriCating oU over metal aurfaces, · lll!necl oil over Woodl!ll handlea. . Drain tbe hole and eoll II. off tbe water supply to "'''!!~~ faucet~. OpeJ! tbem SHARP ONE.cM'NER SALE S14fl . UPONTIAC E>*:utlve ~ IIIIUOIIN IJI8Pit . ·""'""'"' ,~,:,;; ~!VI llA\E All tNJ.Ue 1:1 .WI"TAI~ 1(:11) ~- MEL. tlli!IS" cai.IWnY, ~ ~-· dr. Hlrd Top. One very careful local owner. Beoutll~l dark turqua1to with malch11 ell vlnll - · · PS, JIB·. T, ' .. UICK sz:m l.eSiibte 4 dr. Soclan. 21.341 HIY mllel by OM ol our r-1 cuttomen. Al-t lfltlfh1 dly H WIS JOidJ P$~ PB • AT. , . UBUICK 1148 t..a5abro2 dr. Her~ T:f. 01)1, c.orolul ownor. Sma t~ht with matching •· tor. PS, PB • AT. · t;."" BLAEJTNJP PONTIAC "tiiCK GMCTRU(Kf ·'' '1 -·roy beloit patching. l r wm drain. I r) t) o~PI.'V Wint To Own~ I I HIU'US ' ,· ! I I K) •·• WHAT 1lo4SY C611 ep iHE FOUNTAIII PEN· .. ~., �. iN AUTUMN VE WORK ~ IN SPitiNG I 1 I ! 'L ly MR. FIX ' Fall is a natural lime ~ rlnspectinghouse and groW>ds, for maliing needed · repairs. It may be your last : chance to get at outdoor 1 work until warm weather re- 1M' VOLKSWAGIN Local low miiHfle c:aaor.~.,~:~:;~~~~;~~~~:~:;/: !trior. rodlo, Qlltom. "'"· See th\1 Economy c.or • Money . Good 1M DODGE f21H Tan 0200 Sweplllnt Expren, V-8 motor, Loadfllle automatic tran~mlqlon, power ""':lng. ~ wtdo body. % turns In spring. : In many instances,.,ranure make minor repairs now !'ill turn small jobs Into big bnes after cold weather luis ONM IVIL NO P.M. •orne and gone. I'GIIIIOY, 01110 ' Work from tbe top down. !rake a look at the roof. Sl!ln· iiles that are loose now m a lireeze can be torn right off a stiff wind. Renail with .ANT AD In Memcry INFORM~TION aivanized roofing nails and IN MEMOR-Y of Edward DEADLIUS ab roofing cement on the s P.M . Day Before Publication Young, who del>lrtod thlo life nan heads. Use cement to Mendav Deadline 9 a .m . 3 yean -ea today, ~ber CanceUatlon & Corrections seal small cracks in shin2. Wilt be accepted untl19 a.m. for gles and flashing. He hal uanelrom hlo dear ..... Day of Publication his children, his wife, Make certain gutters are REGULATIONS The PubliSher reserves the Whom he willingly totlad for free of leaves and otber dirt. nghl to eQlt or reject any aas and lovad 11 hit lifo. If left ftlled with debris, they dell!!med objectional. . The 011. Gad. how mysttrlous and will fill and overflow, freeze publisher will not be resPOnSible how ttronge oro thy way&, over during heavy winter for more than one Incorrect Tatakelrom us 1111' laVed antln weather. Cbeek hangers to Insertion . RATES "';,'::; olm~~~=Yiby wife, see that they are soeure. For Want Ad Service Katie. Child,... and Grandcents per Word one Insertion 5 While painting Is eenerally hild,.... C Minimum Charge 75c done in the fall, it 1sn't nec9·2-11p 11 cents per w Jrd tnree essary to paint every fall. A .consecutive ln$Prtlnn" Ill cents per word si x con good paint job should be .secutive lnstr 'lOllS. good for several years. Sand 25 Rer cent Discount on paid and paint blistered spots . If ads paid within 10 days .. ---===--:--:;-:exposed nail heads are caus- ads and CA~O OF THANKS y f N d 0 ' j.ng rusting, seal with alumi~ oa1ruARv •N MEMOR •v• • Sl.SO for 50 word minimum . Beever who plaed any : Inurn paint and then paint to Eoch additional word 2c . · September 2, 1961. •~ · ateh the rest of the siding. BLINDADS They fell Ul tln\e heals Ill Add11fona1 25c Charge per sorrOW$ . and helps _Ul to• : · Before you do any paintforget, : 8· cheek the calking around Ad,..ertlsemenr. OFFICE HOURS But lfmuolar hoi only proved • indow and door frames and 8. 30 am . to 5:00pm . Dally, how much we mlu her yet. I j811Y joillls where moisture :~~~rd!vm to l2 :00 Noon God gave Ullfrtngth to face It : jmigh! collect. and caurqe to bHr tho blow. ' I Cheek the mortar joillts ill Card o! Thanks But who! II meant to 1011 her : II brick foundation and in WOULD like to thank our No one will ever know. Sadly mt- by molhlr, I ~lck steps. Probe at the 1 many friends lor their kindtvn settle Allison, H~blnd, ' ~lilts to see where the morto my sont Harry Henry 8Mvtr, Sllltr, Audrey 1 r may be crumbling, Clean nan Michael Cortetan, during his Torrence, Brother, Paul 1 i!lut loose mortar, wet the stay at the Hoi- -tcol Allison, San, LOWIII Beaver. : ;area and patch with readyCenter. For those who sent DeughiJr, Bonne Sue. cards, visited him at tho ~ ;ntx mortar. 9-2-1tc hOJt>llal, or lnqulrad about ~ Where the foundation and him. thank you. We extend a sidewalk come together, spacial hoorHolt thanks to Notice 'I ! tllere Is a gap that should be lhooo who danalad blood. , filled with tar or aspbalt Your kindness will never be DUE to company requlremtnts, • 1compound. the Natlonwldt Insurance forgotten . Special thanks '' office In Pomeroy will be open : !· Cracts lD walks and from "Mike." from 8:30 e.m. to 12:p.m., Nrs. Frances Carleton and Mondo)· tnrough Friday as of Family. September 1. 1970. Home 9-2-ltp be io Pomeroy Motor Co. 'ii:' · ~. i': I j ' ' DAlly 729-R, 1"1 DODGE · '" b2ts Monoca 4 Dr. Locally owned • low mllooge, Whlte}lnlsh, · 11>0lloss lnllrlar, all good "res, Factory Air CGndnl'!"ed• ttnlod gtaiS, a"""""tlc trans .. steering .a. btak"' ,. radio, otllor fine aeceuorl". Thlt - k 9flly. , , OLD· futnttill'j; dlshts, bms p.m. 91 ire bldl,.e!l), Wrlta M. D. Mitior, •• Rt. ~ Pomlf'O\', Cilia. Cell . , • 992.ft71. FURNISHED aparlnien.,N21.7 , 9-1-tfc :Jrd Avo., Mlddl-1. Ida •- - - - - - - y.a rd . porch, prtvatt •,!'!; trances, Phone 992·2710 0. ..... GOOD UJid ot.ctrtc hot wafer :w32. . e.:~Solfc ,_,..., ohlllow w.ll pump with ltink, lhowor tlell. State ------~-­ condlflan end price to Rt. t, 2 BEDROOM mobile home, Box 110, Rutllftd, Cillo >UT/5. Racine. Call 992.f329. 9·2-3tp e.28-6tc ------ r •I lb, r• 5ale ·· , ' ,. ·. ' 19114 MOBILE Homt, New Moan, 12•.100. PhOnoi 949-2204, · t-1-7tc IH7 ,FIAT. Excelloilt COIIdllian. Ftrit $725 1J11t car. Call 7735920 ar 713'5:111. ' ~-2-3fc 2 BEDROOM mobile homo, M ::TH:-:E:-:Do:-11:-y-::S.--:BI:-ngng::-r:'pr :''=z:=~ and G Food Market, 3 mtlel tocelad ot .wt 1iOUII! south of Mlddl-1, Raul• 7. Stroot, Mlddt•110rl, Ohio, TELEVISION repairman for 9-2-3tp etgt I rooms Including . lour oru reflll•r. Experience biilroomo, with Dll lurlllte. requlrad. Write c-a Dol~ CGnta~ . Mro. Goldie BH!ffo, Stnllnol, P, 0 · Box 12'1· ' SEMI-FURNISHED epartllolt 126, ft D. i Leon, Wist Pomeroy, Cilia. 45769, menl, 2 largo rooms, ~11~ 8123. Tetepllone No. e.30-tfc chenette, both, . Cuts 4 \Wa3161. ~---Building, Middleport, Inquire . 9-2·31c COOK. /Mrlln Reataurant. Apt. 16. e.30-1otc Apply In ptl'lan. Middleport . COAL, llmntqno. Excelttor e.:IO-tfc Salt Works, E. Main St., Pomeroy. ·Phone 992·3491, ad For Sale 4-9-tfc Female Hetn Want · _ _ I:' FIN.U. CLOSEOUT BE A PLAYHOUSE TOY EL[CTROLOX t111te: DEALER: Work August to clelu•• model. Compllft wllh December, free training. No AI~ CONDITIONERS ell cloonlng tools end ,paper cofltcffng, no delivery, no bags. Run•llkl new. Will loll GIS~.Jnvosfmltnl. Colt collect Final Price Cut for ~~ cash or term•. phone .. !~Oil!" · .' ' ... 0. '· HeIp Wanled 'I ' I. ~ 'f. J. I cJ-. au~ 7 7'·o17ll, Charlat1J Heiskell, South Point, Ohio. 7-17-lfc ADO TO your tamlly lncomel Oomonstralt toys and glfll. Earn $35 an evening. Work ol your own. convenience. No experience. No Investment. Call 992-U32. Write Toy ladles Pori)' Plan, Johnston. Pa. 15902, 9-1 -3fp of the Yeilrl I Most SizesI 992-2615. sa..rat Rkllng Mowon Ill FIM1 Ctaaran.;o frlaotl POMEROY J. W. Canoy. Mgr. , Employment Wanted e.~~fc SINGER Touct• and Sewnwtna :11ac ' I' () , cofnpl,tt . witt.~ ., "'""lngst,.d..WIII Mtll ,., I• ons or PO cash. Phone 192·2685 e.27-6!c Ph. 992-2111 STAR KILLS ra'- quickly, sure. 2V. tbl., $1.69, Eblinblch Herdware, Suaer Run Mills. CHESTS, dreSiers, chairs, Pickens Herawart. Mason. Open Tll 6 Deily desks, · marble slabs, Iron BABYSITTING. Oct. 12 through /My 25 tri my homo ocr011 from Eosllrn High School. Phone Chotttr 9t5-3PSt, Mrs. phones, Kenneth D. Williams, Roger llahr, ~ 992-ma or P. J. Peuley, 992· l•~~j;~:~:~~j .._. 1-V-30tp gates, corner cupboard, Wish - - - - - - - - - stands, umbtella stand, pte safe, cradle, awlvel office 1f'52 FORD trectcr. Alto, riding lawn mower. Jelffe· Arlx, CHAIRS. Phant 992-3>103. e.30-6tc Harrisonville, Ohio. 9·1.3fp 7133 . relatives food and cards and helped In 9·1·51c AWNINGS, storm daarl end many ways, Your tympathy windows, carpor~.1: and klndneiS were deeply HAy MAN'S AUCTioN !'louse, mlrq.-., blown end __ , 1963 FORDGoiiKit.tome appreciated, Laurel CIIH, now open each b\ldY wotk, 1200. call 992_.... tnoutatlan. Elmer W)llte, The family of Don F. An· Friday 1o receive con· lilts rljjreM~~tattve. Far fret etfof 5•p.M. stgnmenfs at 10 a.m. Auction dorson. tp estlmetei, phcine Char••• 9-1-Jtp ,. 2·1 stortlng at 7 p.m. Lit ua toll L1tlo, Syrecuto. V. V. your merchlndt... If Johntoft and San, Inc, 3-22· c e.»ttc Sharks cllffer from llsh with reapect to structure In tliiit they ll'illle illltead of ~ fu their Uela~. mOll WILL pick up merchlndln and bone • toke to auction an a per. bave bone NOTICI 01' Cl)NTRACTQRI ·STAU .OI'OHID DIPUTMRNTOI' HtOkWAYI CGI..,IIua. Ohle AUIUif 1., 1f71 centego batll. Call Jim Adomt, auctlonet<. Rutland. Phone 7>12-<W61. 9-23-lfc ·- - -------, WILL give plano lot10ntln myhome. Phono 992-:MU. • · e.1..ttc . REDUCE life and 1111 with Gobelo tllblelt and E-Vep wotor pills. Nei\1Qfl Dr~»P Ctltractltlll Lttll COJ>Y No. 7..161 -~~~·­ UNITPRICICONTRACT Stalect propo1a11 will be YARD ·nle. -~lltrR'"-~ Glen B.ttker, received •t tht etftlce of tht Eest, R-v1!1o, to.,_ .3fp Still HlghWI';' Olrtc:tor of Ohio, 2 Columbus, Ohio, until 10:00 A. 1!,. - st· - -•- iDg. Use a r:;,1JUA. crete patch mix M., Elll*"n Deyllght s,vlng Tlmt, ThurtdGy, Septtmber 10, GUN shoot, Forked Run 1970, for lmpronmtnfl In : Sportomon (llub, Sunday, Perh Nos. 1 to s Inclusive ert Soplomlltr6. offered none contract enct will 9-2-3tc be conlldtred on the bllll ot tht amounts with water aa need it. Chip out ~ old toto! •1::~: J'!:: 1 on<t 2 111111terlal and )Vet the area MOle• c...,ty. Ohla, on Sec:tk>nl ~ .1.1E0·7·2.11, (I.OI·P" Sfoll '"~ Route No. 7 In Si11abury Aa you take down the rawnthlp ond 1n tht Vlllago af acreens, check tbem. for Pomeroy. b';' returfaclng with Set them etpho\1 coocrtto In 1>1rl lnd by needed ::J.a•-. o.o.go resurflc }nO shoulders with aside work on them esphelt concrete In part. when the weather keeps you Sho~ldoro . variOJ. · W b an Pro ec:t lhd Work Ltngth · indoors. as screens :w.o u "" or ~.u m1111. fore •torlng them. Port No.1 Meigs County, Ohio, on Sec lions Garden tools lhould be MEG-U -00.97-12 .7-ll (U.76eaned and put away. 1Utl, u. s. Rout• Na. 33 In Scrape off an the mud ancl Solltbury Township end In the Village of Pomeroy, by then go to work on the 1111t · rHurfaclng with asphllt con . Un a wire brush, followed croto. Pavement Wldlh-Verln. b. _._. wool Y D\Ca. Proltct end Work Length Sharpen tbe edgel of 23.910.1 foot ar l.U m\ln. apa4!u and hoes with a flle. Port No. 4 SaDcl an wooden bandlel •hJ•~·fi!Uiet!l"!!~ where- tbere are I'OIJih ~­ Wipe lubriCating oU over metal aurfaces, · lll!necl oil over Woodl!ll handlea. . Drain tbe hole and eoll II. off tbe water supply to "'''!!~~ faucet~. OpeJ! tbem SHARP ONE.cM'NER SALE S14fl . UPONTIAC E>*:utlve ~ IIIIUOIIN IJI8Pit . ·""'""'"' ,~,:,;; ~!VI llA\E All tNJ.Ue 1:1 .WI"TAI~ 1(:11) ~- MEL. tlli!IS" cai.IWnY, ~ ~-· dr. Hlrd Top. One very careful local owner. Beoutll~l dark turqua1to with malch11 ell vlnll - · · PS, JIB·. T, ' .. UICK sz:m l.eSiibte 4 dr. Soclan. 21.341 HIY mllel by OM ol our r-1 cuttomen. Al-t lfltlfh1 dly H WIS JOidJ P$~ PB • AT. , . UBUICK 1148 t..a5abro2 dr. Her~ T:f. 01)1, c.orolul ownor. Sma t~ht with matching •· tor. PS, PB • AT. · t;."" BLAEJTNJP PONTIAC "tiiCK GMCTRU(Kf ·'' '1 -·roy beloit patching. l r wm drain. I r) t) o~PI.'V Wint To Own~ I I HIU'US ' ,· ! I I K) •·• WHAT 1lo4SY C611 ep iHE FOUNTAIII PEN· .. ~., �' - . .. 1 . • I enttn c .. l ·· r. . ·;V()L XXII NO. 100 ,, PO~£ROY·~IDOLEI'(lRT, OHIO. .. ! ' ORIVE·IH ' Tonight, Tbundly ond Frldly Plea1111t Villey Hoapllal ADMI&SIONS - Mrs. BetTy Jeffers, Southside; Mark Clandros and Ralph Davlll, Pt. Pleasant; Jessie Harold, New Haven; Mrs. Bobby Walker, Pt. Pleasant; James Goodman, Jr., Mosoo. \oPt· H.ol Doublt Feature l'rolrom Don Knotts THE LOY E GOO? · O>tor Plus THE LOST MAN Sidney Pottier DISCHARGESOliver, Jacqueline Call,EvaEdward ~=======~ Thomas, Uda Powell, James DRIVE~N Stewart, Betty Kinnaird, Ira Dillard, James Love, Kathy Campbell, Steven Knight, Harry King, Donna Adkins, Mrs. James Hoffman and daughter. BANKING Meigs General Hospital ADMITTED - Clarence Hayman, Racine. DISCHARGED- Nooe. •Quick • Convenient •Courteous Fridays Only Tbe Drive-In Window Is Open 9A.M.Io7 P. M. (Continuously) tilling the Vinton Countj aherlft. . Men from SUmmit and Stark · · countlel In norllleutem · Oblo *""ved late Wednellday to l)d In the rnanhunlfcr Oliver Mills, the man who lllepdly llhohnd killed SlleriiC Harold Steele, tileD wOQnded I cleputy Dave Wilbur MGIIday. , etm• ,---------~-------~---------, today. P~le who kneir Mills. IJ8id mooth stating he would not be be niP!! with a Ump. 'l'be)' reaporWble fer any accident of said ,the limp l'eSIII~ ~ a any ldild OCCIIlTing 011 biJ farm. foot lnl.111'7 be lllffered .about a "Anyone caught deatroylng .l: . FGiice hm an'elted Wll'l'fll . I '' ' ew after Mn. MliJI left ' hallaad, llle tbrlfl alld dep8tJ id lilt ~"" tahle .. trio 1• let llelp when die , anyldiHI of properiJ' will suffer IIepa lfllll!ll, · Offlclalt Ireta 11eJP11er118 · ier!OWI coolequence," the Item Tbe llheriff'a body WU fOUIId OOiallelleol ebarp of the cqntlnued. . lualoulllde lbe boule. Ap, aeardl. Oae of !be depidlel Mllla bad lleen wanted In beUeved to be the IIIUI'der year 110. from a· neiJbllorlag cowdy connection with barruolng 81114 M1J1a bad a poUce record, electric company workera Ud bad aerved lime, bill dill ~ to lnatall polea 011 bls, 1101 bow bmnedlolely lbe . ~. Tbe warrant~ served elf- lor wldch b waa ~ to ~ blin Into c~ weapon waa found nearby. Durln8 the aeoreh MUla bad been •~Pled, but escaped the dri8Dtt. He had gooe to a ~·· l!ouse lo Inquire , ~,..be failed lo appear tbe about biJ wile, bill quickly fled Ills widow, Cera, wu named eharled. acting aberllf untn the 11112 Other neighbors recaUed tbiiU!nl time. election. Steele bad talked of Mllls bad placed a paid notice In . • . 'l'lle 111ot11a1 oeearred at retiring In lt'12. the coonty's newspaper last 'Mma• IIDill bouae lborUv . when be uw olfteen. Mills Ill believed to bave a Japanese . DA1'fQIII - .r.uma J'IWICII aoaur., a, waalbc¢ to :ddlh 11111 Llrr)' Dowll, a, D~Jtm·, wulalaiJ1 allbl!ed Wed· IINday.Dl.ttrt. theflftb ldlJini reporlld claya. . ' > rifle. I·Ne~!:::!.'!!!.?efs ·-lFB.··1· Hunts 4..·Bombers ' ·• OIJBCl' ori!IEARal-lllln-•.. eomm~a~~onera allered • llaJbillll'll In three lladDg to Mll1111rnsl. . a, Illvf,oa, In cm- . . . .. 1111on are COIIIliiD8 lbe nlllld ..........., Cltllo biB / ; · -try near McArtbur In Mrt:ll far oo- Mlllt. 18, Cnoia';:· :: ' ~ ldDer at VIIIICia CountJ Sberlfl Harold ~~~ee~e. w-: -::: .. ' lllday, the lblkeye Sberlfl'l Allodllion and VInton eo.tJ..:: · , " n.ooo rewan~ ror IDI~ <::·. ·.. .. . ':'1 ' MCC!On 11ltb the llaJlDg of Bock. Shdlee 1fU 'll'l'e!lled In .Rock's ~ wlHi'e the body ... fouad. . I'Glkf -.:hell lor a auapect ID llllllllttiCII wtlh !be lllabbliD& dellb al ~ wbo- killed duriD& lllii'8UJIIIIII In alml'll on the .di7'J weal llkle. ' Officials Will Review Comments Vlaloa : Coaaty lllluloMn are Offerfq' a , fl.IN'......,. for bdwmllllllll leMiq .. Mllll' I1'NIL ·ermine er er, • ·' wbenthjllheriftlrledtDIIervea borlng·Jacaon' Cobnty. warrant on t~e . 58-year-old ,Steele,' ~bJ!can Who bad Mills. aerved If .yeats u ·iberlff, was U wu auoueed 18te JUI'VIved 'by ljll' widow, a Wedaeada7 lUI tile llaobye daughter and ai!Gil. He was to s•erllla' AaaeelaiiOII aad be burled alter aervtces here I THURSDAY, SEPTE~~ER ~. 1970 •••· htrol entorce~~~t~~t ·,r.' { . ' ,. S~le lfltlhway pipa, · G.W. and Melp lawmen oftleen and trllned dogs, and men with em continue to 88lialln the IIW'dl. voiiD)Ieen froin ~ flBrl!l and trucki CC!II¥4 the ~vlly •· "We're ~ed to catch of Oblo lollled IOeal f~ In ·wooded lllld ~ltd life IIIII'. and whe getting help IWeb ol an a-con who yllb '1011tbeutml Ohio eoun\)r IInce frdll! .U·over the alate," said with I limp and II ICcUIId of the ibootlnp 'oceurred Monday Sheriff Rile FYife frcm neisbMCARTHUR, Oblq (UPI) ..:.... Law ' ' ~· icers . e . , I ~1AIO N ' '' ' ; " INGil.S FURNITURI PH. 992·2635 MIDDI,EPORT, (JfiO U.S. Warns UAR About Ywlation.s .. "' ,< ' " ''I'' ,, f ~ •' \ ', .' ' . ~ 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 09. September 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 September 2, 1970 cole