https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/ccde2818c835c02948e3be29f94a27e3.pdf 712197b4af2045ba2383ef4ccafbb440 PDF Text Text • ' ;, \7 r.r . ."' . enttne I i J • ~- } r ' \ ,,, ' ..\ . signed by four architects who are still under consideration for the new school. The board also approved till payment of salary for AssL Superintendent Larry Morrlsoll for the :;econd two weeks of July and decided to have Mrs. Joseph Bailey, Middleport Home Ec teacher, meet regu. larly with all cooks in the dJa. · trict to plan and COIII'Cil!raW menus and to order food aDd supplies. Bids made on supplying gu. oline and tires for the comlul school year were atudled. Till contract for gasoline w• awarded to Texaco 8lld . the contract for tires was awar4ed to Rizer Oil Co. \ ' ' •I WASUINGTON (UPI) -Strlk.air~.,,.,!JI8chil!iats, who clefl4d Pni;lldent John- and their own national union leac~rs · to rej~ a .P~posed .IQIIay {aced .. the sltlft con!ll'essil!nal end thelf 2&-dt mi. :)::::! r~jl!Cii•~n ,vote Sunday by membel'8 of the ;A,es(,cjattoil of (JAM-17,251 to 1 6,587,.»r nearly a 3 to 1 margin -as ~ sjululiQg ;pei'SOI!el to 1iJe Presldeol, the ~~ . lie · ~·isuffq since ill! began -taking a haqd ·In labor disputes. was immediate and sometimes It also meant that ntt angry. Chairman Lister Hill, Dwhat Congress does, It seemed Ala., of the Senate Labor likely that the five strikeoound Committee scheduled a meetairlines - Eastern, National, ing, and committee members Northwest, Trans World predicted a bill to end the Unlted-woula remain grotmde~l walkout would be ready within for at least a week more. an hour. No Comment Made Senate Democratic Leader The White House had nr Mike Mansfield, Mont., promcomment on the machinlsts' ised quick action on any such actton, nor did Labor measure, and Republican LeadW. '{{illard Wirtz, who er Everett M. Dirksen, Ill., said worked with negotlatol'8 on agreement the ~t orou11-1 ly ann.ounced Friday night nationwide television. But on Capitol HUI, reaction Second Fatal Accident at Be turning frbr of Riot I Mass I �' r.t ,;; }' '~ . !.j r~ ~ r,\ ~ \ \l '\ ,.,I ~, ··,· .,.:, >.. .£.., ' f ~ ,/ • I j • L 0 t~eroy,Middl_eport T~ru,nS ill Lock Horns Tuesday SIITING ONE OUT, ·• soldier of the Fir sl Infantry Division relaxes In a ehalr Ia· ken from a raptured Viet Cong rommand post near Lai Kwe, South Viet Naill. A less fortunate friend took It easy by pro pplng himself up against a tree. suer- !rl-: anythlnl a ..fs~\llt olu tilly l.iPj,arently .ver News to dominate lhe llod step ,the day. ofllrilali ·already ea , marked on outposts ~D;?s~5Em~;~ was .w, .,.. af· Couaressman psr~saman Boll DISL•1lhlo) lit the lhel•liuliltr Salel8 ') HOUR ..... DRY CLEANING .. • • l .., ·• Service On Request " Robinson's "' CLEANERS ' ' .. ~EROY '"' ', ,;.,91 " '' I I :1£ f; J ' , 1j I' '1 .~'' 1 .. 1 ,I ' .. ,..,,, '!I., This Is the elearance of the year! I ' P~UNDEOfiiO CGn~)a,y I .>. •', • 'l ' ,.{j ' . •• .... ~· t• ....... ·~· "' " 'UI'I4 ' �' r.t ,;; }' '~ . !.j r~ ~ r,\ ~ \ \l '\ ,.,I ~, ··,· .,.:, >.. .£.., ' f ~ ,/ • I j • L 0 t~eroy,Middl_eport T~ru,nS ill Lock Horns Tuesday SIITING ONE OUT, ·• soldier of the Fir sl Infantry Division relaxes In a ehalr Ia· ken from a raptured Viet Cong rommand post near Lai Kwe, South Viet Naill. A less fortunate friend took It easy by pro pplng himself up against a tree. suer- !rl-: anythlnl a ..fs~\llt olu tilly l.iPj,arently .ver News to dominate lhe llod step ,the day. ofllrilali ·already ea , marked on outposts ~D;?s~5Em~;~ was .w, .,.. af· Couaressman psr~saman Boll DISL•1lhlo) lit the lhel•liuliltr Salel8 ') HOUR ..... DRY CLEANING .. • • l .., ·• Service On Request " Robinson's "' CLEANERS ' ' .. ~EROY '"' ', ,;.,91 " '' I I :1£ f; J ' , 1j I' '1 .~'' 1 .. 1 ,I ' .. ,..,,, '!I., This Is the elearance of the year! I ' P~UNDEOfiiO CGn~)a,y I .>. •', • 'l ' ,.{j ' . •• .... ~· t• ....... ·~· "' " 'UI'I4 ' �' •' PERFEET. FROZEN FOOD SALE 6 CAULIFLOWER 5 GREEN PEAS 6 PIE SHELLS 3 SilVERDALE CHOPPED BROCCOLI I I I I JO.oz, Pkgs. SILVERDALE 10-oz, Pkgs. PETRITZ I I Pkgs. of2 i , CENTER ·' CUT · E .~" . S""''oPu " ; ' ~ .,.. ROAST or STEAKS . ggc f_ ·'· 2-lb. I I b. llac ' $109 FOR STEAKS - .PIZZA - OR SOUPS . ,t ... .,.~; -~.. ' · .. •'·')• 8-0L PKG. ...u,... S.lfl'sP.-;.., I. S. ..._.... AD, a &round Beef •••• • .. 5r . Lc· Ground Chuck ...... &1* I I I Size Ground lanad ...... 81' -:~ ·-' :Ai' 5"129 ....... ~, --"'!"'-....._ . SIIOWFLGSS aunu IERIE~ . 1.·. CO R,.JI' .~-- I . l8-o PEAIUT BUllER »8:: 59C I I lfOBn ' SHOESTBII& .. 121' ROLlS 303 CDS CDS FIP VWIC FRUIT COCKTAIL KOSHER IIL~S. t1 '1 PLANUR'S 4c OFF . POTATOES . Whole Kernel 303 I t 1 . LIICIIEON MEAT BOLOGNA PICKLE I PIMENTO OLIVE MACARONI I CHEESE .. ' FOR AN EASY DESSERT - HONEY P.'W I ' . . . s. &On. .sPIIt1ED \ Ul IC ( lltJI( 1: USHR .. 11.L-.J- Sirlak: ..... j.' TOPS IN VITAMIN A . 'I 1' ,. ~ I · CHO~E lb. I ' ,, I , Ev1111a Carries A Complete Selection of Mortoa, Sara Lee and Mro. Smith's Frozen Pastries. I I I '1 -:J I •· 10-oz, Pkgs, SILVERDALE I I L·l $1 : u.S. NO.1 NEW · . · $1 REDPOTA " $1· CARROTS $.1· COOL DRINKS OR PIES . / BOOK. ·. ,, ' DRINK SALE , cifibAJ41' ' CIJUI.HIPE~IAME 303 CDS ' . , _FliED POTATOES ~$ ptp. :· .I. .-'!""---·-.,......... ! We ReHrVe The Bllht To Ualt Qllaatldea.. ..... .. ' !IIi .,-I ..,, 1 'l 1.' • '' ' ,I' ' "- .. -· .Jf THBU .,- ,1 ~ ' ' . .f ..~ , ' ·: ~ . -.-sf I �' •' PERFEET. FROZEN FOOD SALE 6 CAULIFLOWER 5 GREEN PEAS 6 PIE SHELLS 3 SilVERDALE CHOPPED BROCCOLI I I I I JO.oz, Pkgs. SILVERDALE 10-oz, Pkgs. PETRITZ I I Pkgs. of2 i , CENTER ·' CUT · E .~" . S""''oPu " ; ' ~ .,.. ROAST or STEAKS . ggc f_ ·'· 2-lb. I I b. llac ' $109 FOR STEAKS - .PIZZA - OR SOUPS . ,t ... .,.~; -~.. ' · .. •'·')• 8-0L PKG. ...u,... S.lfl'sP.-;.., I. S. ..._.... AD, a &round Beef •••• • .. 5r . Lc· Ground Chuck ...... &1* I I I Size Ground lanad ...... 81' -:~ ·-' :Ai' 5"129 ....... ~, --"'!"'-....._ . SIIOWFLGSS aunu IERIE~ . 1.·. CO R,.JI' .~-- I . l8-o PEAIUT BUllER »8:: 59C I I lfOBn ' SHOESTBII& .. 121' ROLlS 303 CDS CDS FIP VWIC FRUIT COCKTAIL KOSHER IIL~S. t1 '1 PLANUR'S 4c OFF . POTATOES . Whole Kernel 303 I t 1 . LIICIIEON MEAT BOLOGNA PICKLE I PIMENTO OLIVE MACARONI I CHEESE .. ' FOR AN EASY DESSERT - HONEY P.'W I ' . . . s. &On. .sPIIt1ED \ Ul IC ( lltJI( 1: USHR .. 11.L-.J- Sirlak: ..... j.' TOPS IN VITAMIN A . 'I 1' ,. ~ I · CHO~E lb. I ' ,, I , Ev1111a Carries A Complete Selection of Mortoa, Sara Lee and Mro. Smith's Frozen Pastries. I I I '1 -:J I •· 10-oz, Pkgs, SILVERDALE I I L·l $1 : u.S. NO.1 NEW · . · $1 REDPOTA " $1· CARROTS $.1· COOL DRINKS OR PIES . / BOOK. ·. ,, ' DRINK SALE , cifibAJ41' ' CIJUI.HIPE~IAME 303 CDS ' . , _FliED POTATOES ~$ ptp. :· .I. .-'!""---·-.,......... ! We ReHrVe The Bllht To Ualt Qllaatldea.. ..... .. ' !IIi .,-I ..,, 1 'l 1.' • '' ' ,I' ' "- .. -· .Jf THBU .,- ,1 ~ ' ' . .f ..~ , ' ·: ~ . -.-sf I �..~:·. ·'- '·. j ' ''I •·• "' ' ,,,. "! • ' ,Sales Tax CoJiection is Up 8Percent in SEO ~~~ ~ John D. lleiterl, Treasurer Vllllol - tz,I2UO, ·rm.a, trl State, reports U..t Oblo f/,MUII, t5,192.112. ~Ales ~p COUectlono for the Collectllili of · Ill'*' ·vehicle lwo week period endbls .July Jrouse olr8IJer 111111 tiM ~ il 23 was eight per cent h1gber the ten counilea ·lltowlng tht limn the ume period last figures for the lwo weeb pel' year. Six of the ten IOIItheast· lods endlne JulY 21, 111111, ano 11'1! Ohio counUet, Albeu. July 24 11M .-1 for the fiscal Gallia. Hockin~, Lowrt!ll<e, years July liJtltl anc MeigS and llol<r, altowed Rains 1 July l, llltl5, - : A~ for the pennd. Athens, . Jack- ~ fll,'lltl.l9, .U,'IIG,., "''11~.511, son, and Scioto are behiltd In $ll,1'13.ll. Glllll _ e&.SIU'I, flacal year flaurel. I !15,85U:l, "110M, ••'~;~ c:-;~- Ji»y Hillen I F.RJlGn;·E MALE EGO wrill!!n ·by Dear Helen: . another and · A long time ago you said the writer happiest marriages are those Iwords. The "In which the wile Is absolute- .sound corny, 1~ sure tne .~uso.ind '' j_martef outliider - ·ce11aio~y than she Is - even II he Isn't. ' great literature Then recently YoU said, "Mep mean the IJQI'ld It> don't like to be corrected by who shares them with me women, espe~ially when they And to me ,also, for the 're wrong," and "A ·gld who com~liment a insists on winning every liatll.e. receives is, "I know you'll un· loses the engagement." . derstand-" at the beginning of Since when do we have to a lell!!r. pamper men hy not mlling them · I've u~ed and received per· 1 when they're wronJ? rm for mission to print a few ex~pts: _i. putlli.r18 them in their place, if From a mother to bet · em· Once it has been sealed In ' need it! . haUled teen-age son <the son the botUe: "lolhlsky undergoes s. When 1 get married we,l be /sen!;me the two· page poemJ :! no change In taste or navor or ' I on equal footing, and if" my ... It 1!!11'1 that I'd hurt you, or "age." , 1 ., I·'.k•. I -· · ._,.,c__ _ .__ ' Figure& sJrow1nc the a>11eo- Hoctlng - t8,518.M, 115.7••111, • tlon of aales tues for the two $9,272.31, *',387 Jl. Jacbon week perinda ending July 23. no weeki¥ . I!IJJrel, $18AI'IIJ4. 1966 and July 24, 11165. and lor $18,8tJII.48. Litwf:p1C6 -:- . $14,· the fiscal years starting, July 044.03, $14,211U4, .. .,8WJ4, 2So 1, 1966 and July I, 11165. follows: ;965.17. Melil - .S.Oit.OO, •·· Alb~ - S33.il8.67.1:!9.3tl- i 167.62, ~,747.;!, $10,351.11. .17, ~5,428.115, $47,717.76. Pike - 5,231J2, " ,sU.29, t8,• Galli& - $13.4\1 .56, $9,526.12. 271.80, f7,75U7. !lost - $15,$1i,514.13. lJ,937 .li6. ;161.45 $14.770.31, :U,358.tlfl Hoeklag - $11.120.8!L $1 I ,· $23.244.07. Scioto - $18,126.95 4911.11, $14,710.114, $14.57640. S2UI9 31. $1U2U5. $42.275.46 Jacklon - Slti,218 71 117 ~22- VinWII - 3•739.85 . S3,ISI.28, tJ, 739 ·65 · 4•655 ·44 · .22, $22.616.55, $23,520.14. Lawreace - 132,924.78, $18,· • -, 1 I ' ~ ANI!'./ 7/P (}~ rH~ JIATHIN6 0 !' -~ 1b MR'S. 'l...()f.j(j SU.F FEilJN6 '' MlbKEISON, MIGH. > husband says sugar is a dollar that I love you_ less. It's just ~ack when I know it's 79 that I am trymg to .do my ·cents this week , I'll tell him. very best Let's promise I, a clear - CAREER tnat we'll listen to what each other says. And then, my sOn, I DE><lr Girl: there'll be an end to long;: ... Wher1 you get married you grett'ul days.'' I wi ll soon \earn to save your F'rom a daughter to her fath· By William S. White ,breath for the thmgs thai real· er: "Mutner says you're wor. . . lv matter and leave the unim· t'ied about Henry. I want vou WASHINGTON - An ~artb- politically pow~rf_ul North, a :t~l\ . he rovt'rt>d a~aJn:t dt scrt_m Portant little corrections alone . to know I love him . [n ~ verj:L t~Uake of change on civil rights controlling ma}Oflty at the Cap- matwn, _a nd there IS nothmg Otherwise, you'll come a rrop- specJaJ way, 1 love YOU Just as is breaking massively through lito! is prepared to apllly an _ob- wron~ ~~th_t~t~ "For su~h f}rup· per with the Fragile Male Ego much I won 't ~ake tbe wrong • the surfaee m Congress. lt is IJeCt lve rather than an emot 1~rt· erty IS pn vate only m ~he which is like a fi~hler '~ jaw ~ choJce, Daddy I m your daua:h oow possible to believe that lal standard of JUdgment to CJV- most teehnl<'•11 s•·nse In t 11 e a lv.ay ~ waitiJ]g and alw<~vs vu\ ter how could I '~" I calm reason is at last rearing il rights legJslalion real and human sense 11 IS nerablf' From a litt le girl to her its head over this harsh and I It IS not that Southern ex· u: ' ' 1 ~h•l. _<wd 1·nbnth 1 ~ n· 1 never meant, c. c., that a ~r; 111dmut t1e r · "No matter what 1 tremists are gaining ground: It quJred to live m •t agamsl llis wnman 'i hould kow · l<~ v. P. ul I do or say, I love you. You're delicate national problem. For the first time since vio· lis that their opposite numbers, Will as, ~~y, the owner nt <J therf' aff' wavs of letting a man the best grandmother I have, lent Negro demonstrations mov- the Northern extremists, are house letting out a room or tw 3 j know where· he stands · without even if you are tile cmly one. I ed from tbe South to the more ' losing it. The moderate cen.ter w~u~d be requ1red under t he '' putting him 111 tth; pl a('f · •1 1 Next time I'l l do the dishes Wtth· of Congress, in both partJes, ongmal text tn do. I serve a few happy marriages. out you asking P. S. still has no intention whatever It would be !)feasa nt to say l and vou'll see what 1 mean.-tl . Mom: Don't reel left out. 1 of arresting the legitimate and that Congress has returned to I PLUS MOMENTS IN A I love you too ... Iright and neces~a ry mow~ment m~derat1on S l~p.ly upon a re· COl 1 · ·~1\i'I~T' S Uf"E . To a Mother on her birthday : toward Negro equality before thmkmg of pr mr1~le . The blunt i Dear Readers: l·•oear Mom : We don't the law. truth, however, IS otherwtse. I Y(JU know I'm a very money to buy a mink 1 The spirit of reform is any· ! What, ha ~ re~lly cha~ged Con- I.eged person. Sometimes or a "manchin,'' but thing but dead. Congress Is on- ~ gress m1nd 1s the w1de revul- 11 ed to barr the Guests ol Mr. and Mrs. ly ridding itsell of the howling, sion from' "demonstrations" that :n~wmost t:uching moments FINAL James Swart and Mr. and Mrs. hot-eyed, Harriet Beecher Iare. ~uJte outsJriP thf:' rPalm of Ifaraway lives, simply be<!au:;e :1 AI Crow from Thursday until Stowe evangelism which fur leg1t1mate protest and are move· I my readers are 50 filled with CLEARANCE Monday were Mrs. Mabel Wher- years has cursed this Immense , o~er often not really for r tvll i the wonder of discovery they ON ,ry of Washington, Pa., Mrs. Ro- question and has ~ long ov_er-, nghts. ! must let someone know, and Womens·Childr~riirnaine Scott of Rogerville, Pa. simplified debate. mOO a k~nd ! The best examples are those I'm as near as their writing and Mrs. Olive Andrew of Am- of canebrake rev1val meetmg "civil rights demonstrations" desks. ily. a. in which rationality has been which In truth are directed at Many of these·letters I hesl· BIG BIG SAVINGS the first victim · seizing minority control of fur- tate to print. It would be like FO. YOU Ralplt Mcintyre and 1 _group To see how tar - and how eign policy and at supporting tearing the petals ofl a rosebud of young ~pie of Baltimore, healthily - the atmosphere the Communist position in Viet or passm.R a girl 's diurv ~W"•'1g !'d., attendmg a youlh camp changed one need only look Nam and elsewhere. strangers. Sometimes they Mlcldl.,.rt at Pl. Pleasant. W. Va. called the current progress of the · hold cop1es of notes or poems on Mrs. Lottie Sbeffied on Fri- son Administration's mostly In a word, Congress has been ~~;::;;.;;..:;;;;;:,;;..::~.!;;~~~~~~~~iE~I da~. good omnibus civil rights biU. reading the off - year election .lack Wiltshire of Huntington, Even the House of Representa· returns and Congress has also '' Va .. spent a recent weekend lives, which lras heretofore been talking to ordinary pebple . ,)"ith his mother, Mrs. Harry ready to shout through wliG are genuinely for civil 0 P T 0 MI T I I S T , l>litsh~re. anything so long as II could riiJhts but are fed up with civil otflce Hours: II to 12. ~too <Ciuae It NOOII OD Mr. and Mrs. 0. F. Sleeth called "pro civil ri&hls," Is wrongs dooe under the mask of 'lburs. _ East Court St.. Pomeroy · ·ul Charleston, Va., spent profoundly softening the waso;:e~ ~~~~~se~ar~c~h~fo~r~r~ac~i~al:J: · •:st~ic~e-~=-:O..iiiii::iiiii::iiiii::iiiii::iiiii::iiiii::iiiii::iiiii::iiiii::iiiii::iiiii::iiiii::iiiii::iiiii::iiiii::5iiiiii::iiiii::~l Sunday with herW. Sl!ter, Mra. aspect of tbat biU which Capitol (;omment, t,vents loud I IGIRL and 377.00, $39,167.02, $26,259.77. CAR BUY !:: ' You Con'l Misa Here ''· &2 Ford G•l. 51l0 • dr I crt At TnM., ' 41Mrino. rldlo 1"Ct h..tft ' • 11 ~ 64 Ford Custom I 2 ~r. 6 Cyl," Std. Trano. I&H. Whlh Sltle Wollt. 1 Door HaroltoJI. 6 cyl. I 64 Ford Fairlau SOD. 2 l)r. Mordtop, I cYI· lnder. Redle I heattr. Whitn11ll tiNii. 64 Ford Galaxie Racine 63 Chevrolet Bol Alro. 4 Or . 6 cyl. Standard tuns White wall .' · tire1. 63 Ford G•lexie Cleve Calif l SHOES 500 4 Or. 8 cyll-. out• m•tic tnns . Redia end Hargill, huter, power steer ln • . white w1U tires. NeWIDIII, Rojas (I) Rodgers. 64 Ford F-700 Dump Truck. I cylfnder. 5 speed triM. 2 s..-ed rNr ul•. Long wheel baw. . LP-Newman 63 Mercury THE SHOE lOX Cus.tom 2 Door Hardtop. Power ··J~ckson who had spent a wee~ w1th her mother, Mrs: Sy~U Miles, returned home w1th hiiD on Saturday. Mra. Waid ,oster and child· ren of Columbus spent a week with her parenll, Mr. and Mrs. Albert Hill. . . Mrs. Lavmia Sunpson returned to her borne Friday after spendinG two weeki with Mr. and Mr1. Robert Kllghtstep In Columbus. Mrs. Ann Coe came borne on Saturdaf oiler hovine spenl two weeks in Columbus with , relatives ud lrletldl. There are 56 words Lord'& Prayer. In the The 2lrd Psalm of tho Bible • eo•talns Ill words. OVAL 2 Or. '270 Series, 6 cyUA· der, standtrd trans., rldle •nd httter 64 Chevrolet Sel&ir 4 Dr. 8 •ufr>m.alit tr·a n,.,, 1,c. RUGS us.:n CAR lOT ... .... .... , • • Beef Liver Sliced Bacon;~:: 79c Potatoes 10~~ 59c •; .. lb. ' 'if# I I'" ~"'· '; I j TWO-THIRDS t ALL GOOD, LEAN, MILD FLAVORED U.S. NO. 1-SIZE A WHfTE • While They Last ..• ·~ ' J 0 .D 0 .... 0 ·, u' .IN· A JIIII......... HT .... I DONo I.MIIN "'· (~} •I MDV• TO ,..,.... MDN'GLIA. ND ALL •UMM... AT .....~ ..,.,.:. (J .llf!P ~·I (.::! .J "' ... (,=."~) IINJOY IWC!t. IIIICIU GAlt Ala SS--$100 $1000 ' il"rt .:" 1 · .;.~~ ... i,\&~J '1.:;;~,h., ~ 'l1 : • • hl .••:.u''.' .. ' I J '•• ,:;~~~;~~~ '~~: .11~ ~-' ·! ···.r t ll> O 'l~)jiirlf!l 1 :· 11 rfi il· • " 1 ttl b~'J:'Kl :! l~11iS~G { ,,, ,, . . w All Wool- 9xl2 SIZE INGELS CAR MAIN ST. ,.._,,,,.· &.: t ! HOUSE 992-5661 $100 Mr•.Her•n (.Marmon $100 Mrs. WiUy Batts MAGNAVOX COLOR TV SET · R. E. KIMBLE G. VANCIL WANT MOll I . > ·MONEY? Lean tile trulll. Write fer afree bolldet. OF THE PEOPLE READING THIS MESSAGE WERE NOT HOME TODAY Americans An On The Go! You w~ working at your job .. went to visit rellllvea .. , attended school or tonk the kid.• somew~ere • •• went to your church meeting . played br~d.ge , .. went shopping . . . worked for )"OUr favorite chorlty • , • over to the neighbors . .. at ,your part· time job,,. Anyway, you weren't home. You mliS<!d a few things. No phone ~~. toHcitor•, t'Gdio or TV programs. But . . . you didn t ml.Ss ~our ~~eWspoptr ..• for HERE IT IS awaiting · yo11r con· t!ttlf<!nce. Filii of inll!resting news about f?lks. tl"• bow . . • tu.turea , . . world news . . . '""'"l ,_. ., • • . .rtall! mws ... ads trom uor<r ~ ttor~• ... Lucky 3 of • KIND WINNERS LAST WEEK $1000 MI. Roltert Grabil 1 We are quite sure that you are plagued with prejudice, misinformation, revulsion, misconceptions, fear or doubt about retardation. ,i::.l •d Obtoln Your Gome Cord and Concealed Pll'flllll Cardo Free On Your Visit To Your Friendly A&P ' ~4·•••.~tnr.t Keith Gnble Ford TASTY "SUPER-RIGHT" TENDER ' Normally 59.95 ._ mlltagt EFFECTIVE MONDAY, TUESDAY & WEDNESDAY AUGUST I, 2 & I A 5hrlie~ 1 Dr. H•rdtop . 6 cvt. Auto· m&ti c trantmission. lnw CASH SAVERS Game ... WIN cvlln~er, ht•t•r, 1ir coruW'ionl!'d whlt•w~tll tir•s. Lib ntw EARLY WEEK Play The New tnlll 65 Oodoe Dart 1 SALE of RUClS st••ring lrtkes. Automatic trtnt. N. W. COMPTON, 0. D• gaily indefeiiSible. This Ia the open • occupancy section by which originally it was proposed to take away the . fundamental right of an owner of truly private property to sen · or rent or not sell or rent on his own cboice. 1be purpose here was to forbid racial discrimina· tion in such transactions. Ethically, the aim was sound; for it is ethically not right to re· luse accommodaUoo to I -lam· ily because of its color. !Jut a cooslllutional sense the thing was not sound; for In this sense the very right to ow• pri1mt<• II property implies the dispose of it as one ch008e. Now, the House Is preparing to stipulate that while commer· clalobou.slng people are alill be forbidden to discrinlinate, the owners of single - fanlily homes and small owner • occupied apartmeot buildings ll!'e to be ezempted from the bill. This common senle approach will eJciude about 60 per of the dwelling units of countty. The commercial bu1ld· ers of vast developments will I •ut•. SOO. 4 Dr. B. cylinder, tnnl. Redlo end ht1ter/ power t.teering, whltewel ti,.. •. Society Notes Maud Young. Mr. and Mra. Darcy Potter of Brian, Ohio, spent a week .end with her mother, Mrs. Lov' ey Sayre. who returned with them for • visit. .• L J ks Chilli.~.r. ee ac. 011 0 1 - ... cothe came Fnday and Mrs. PICK A GREAT ••• .,•••eu•"' __.,._ r,woq _~0" 'n!H•nl.) ' The President's Committee tparts ••. comios ••• editorials. on Mental Retardation Washington, D.C. 20201 So, SIT BACK AND RELAX ... and read wbat'o. ~o­ Jng on. If you l'IJII to save or remember oomethma. go ahead. clip .It out. Reading the newspaper lo oo convenient - It's there when you wu~ to read It- ~miL-------------~­ Ai:ldrtss--------- . ' C~------------~..., ' 5tat:e.e__·:... · ....,---~7ip Code- It's Uiere when you want lo shop from 1!. Your new• paper II aiWQi1bere. 1 ~ t, ' f: ,, i' ; • �..~:·. ·'- '·. j ' ''I •·• "' ' ,,,. "! • ' ,Sales Tax CoJiection is Up 8Percent in SEO ~~~ ~ John D. lleiterl, Treasurer Vllllol - tz,I2UO, ·rm.a, trl State, reports U..t Oblo f/,MUII, t5,192.112. ~Ales ~p COUectlono for the Collectllili of · Ill'*' ·vehicle lwo week period endbls .July Jrouse olr8IJer 111111 tiM ~ il 23 was eight per cent h1gber the ten counilea ·lltowlng tht limn the ume period last figures for the lwo weeb pel' year. Six of the ten IOIItheast· lods endlne JulY 21, 111111, ano 11'1! Ohio counUet, Albeu. July 24 11M .-1 for the fiscal Gallia. Hockin~, Lowrt!ll<e, years July liJtltl anc MeigS and llol<r, altowed Rains 1 July l, llltl5, - : A~ for the pennd. Athens, . Jack- ~ fll,'lltl.l9, .U,'IIG,., "''11~.511, son, and Scioto are behiltd In $ll,1'13.ll. Glllll _ e&.SIU'I, flacal year flaurel. I !15,85U:l, "110M, ••'~;~ c:-;~- Ji»y Hillen I F.RJlGn;·E MALE EGO wrill!!n ·by Dear Helen: . another and · A long time ago you said the writer happiest marriages are those Iwords. The "In which the wile Is absolute- .sound corny, 1~ sure tne .~uso.ind '' j_martef outliider - ·ce11aio~y than she Is - even II he Isn't. ' great literature Then recently YoU said, "Mep mean the IJQI'ld It> don't like to be corrected by who shares them with me women, espe~ially when they And to me ,also, for the 're wrong," and "A ·gld who com~liment a insists on winning every liatll.e. receives is, "I know you'll un· loses the engagement." . derstand-" at the beginning of Since when do we have to a lell!!r. pamper men hy not mlling them · I've u~ed and received per· 1 when they're wronJ? rm for mission to print a few ex~pts: _i. putlli.r18 them in their place, if From a mother to bet · em· Once it has been sealed In ' need it! . haUled teen-age son <the son the botUe: "lolhlsky undergoes s. When 1 get married we,l be /sen!;me the two· page poemJ :! no change In taste or navor or ' I on equal footing, and if" my ... It 1!!11'1 that I'd hurt you, or "age." , 1 ., I·'.k•. I -· · ._,.,c__ _ .__ ' Figure& sJrow1nc the a>11eo- Hoctlng - t8,518.M, 115.7••111, • tlon of aales tues for the two $9,272.31, *',387 Jl. Jacbon week perinda ending July 23. no weeki¥ . I!IJJrel, $18AI'IIJ4. 1966 and July 24, 11165. and lor $18,8tJII.48. Litwf:p1C6 -:- . $14,· the fiscal years starting, July 044.03, $14,211U4, .. .,8WJ4, 2So 1, 1966 and July I, 11165. follows: ;965.17. Melil - .S.Oit.OO, •·· Alb~ - S33.il8.67.1:!9.3tl- i 167.62, ~,747.;!, $10,351.11. .17, ~5,428.115, $47,717.76. Pike - 5,231J2, " ,sU.29, t8,• Galli& - $13.4\1 .56, $9,526.12. 271.80, f7,75U7. !lost - $15,$1i,514.13. lJ,937 .li6. ;161.45 $14.770.31, :U,358.tlfl Hoeklag - $11.120.8!L $1 I ,· $23.244.07. Scioto - $18,126.95 4911.11, $14,710.114, $14.57640. S2UI9 31. $1U2U5. $42.275.46 Jacklon - Slti,218 71 117 ~22- VinWII - 3•739.85 . S3,ISI.28, tJ, 739 ·65 · 4•655 ·44 · .22, $22.616.55, $23,520.14. Lawreace - 132,924.78, $18,· • -, 1 I ' ~ ANI!'./ 7/P (}~ rH~ JIATHIN6 0 !' -~ 1b MR'S. 'l...()f.j(j SU.F FEilJN6 '' MlbKEISON, MIGH. > husband says sugar is a dollar that I love you_ less. It's just ~ack when I know it's 79 that I am trymg to .do my ·cents this week , I'll tell him. very best Let's promise I, a clear - CAREER tnat we'll listen to what each other says. And then, my sOn, I DE><lr Girl: there'll be an end to long;: ... Wher1 you get married you grett'ul days.'' I wi ll soon \earn to save your F'rom a daughter to her fath· By William S. White ,breath for the thmgs thai real· er: "Mutner says you're wor. . . lv matter and leave the unim· t'ied about Henry. I want vou WASHINGTON - An ~artb- politically pow~rf_ul North, a :t~l\ . he rovt'rt>d a~aJn:t dt scrt_m Portant little corrections alone . to know I love him . [n ~ verj:L t~Uake of change on civil rights controlling ma}Oflty at the Cap- matwn, _a nd there IS nothmg Otherwise, you'll come a rrop- specJaJ way, 1 love YOU Just as is breaking massively through lito! is prepared to apllly an _ob- wron~ ~~th_t~t~ "For su~h f}rup· per with the Fragile Male Ego much I won 't ~ake tbe wrong • the surfaee m Congress. lt is IJeCt lve rather than an emot 1~rt· erty IS pn vate only m ~he which is like a fi~hler '~ jaw ~ choJce, Daddy I m your daua:h oow possible to believe that lal standard of JUdgment to CJV- most teehnl<'•11 s•·nse In t 11 e a lv.ay ~ waitiJ]g and alw<~vs vu\ ter how could I '~" I calm reason is at last rearing il rights legJslalion real and human sense 11 IS nerablf' From a litt le girl to her its head over this harsh and I It IS not that Southern ex· u: ' ' 1 ~h•l. _<wd 1·nbnth 1 ~ n· 1 never meant, c. c., that a ~r; 111dmut t1e r · "No matter what 1 tremists are gaining ground: It quJred to live m •t agamsl llis wnman 'i hould kow · l<~ v. P. ul I do or say, I love you. You're delicate national problem. For the first time since vio· lis that their opposite numbers, Will as, ~~y, the owner nt <J therf' aff' wavs of letting a man the best grandmother I have, lent Negro demonstrations mov- the Northern extremists, are house letting out a room or tw 3 j know where· he stands · without even if you are tile cmly one. I ed from tbe South to the more ' losing it. The moderate cen.ter w~u~d be requ1red under t he '' putting him 111 tth; pl a('f · •1 1 Next time I'l l do the dishes Wtth· of Congress, in both partJes, ongmal text tn do. I serve a few happy marriages. out you asking P. S. still has no intention whatever It would be !)feasa nt to say l and vou'll see what 1 mean.-tl . Mom: Don't reel left out. 1 of arresting the legitimate and that Congress has returned to I PLUS MOMENTS IN A I love you too ... Iright and neces~a ry mow~ment m~derat1on S l~p.ly upon a re· COl 1 · ·~1\i'I~T' S Uf"E . To a Mother on her birthday : toward Negro equality before thmkmg of pr mr1~le . The blunt i Dear Readers: l·•oear Mom : We don't the law. truth, however, IS otherwtse. I Y(JU know I'm a very money to buy a mink 1 The spirit of reform is any· ! What, ha ~ re~lly cha~ged Con- I.eged person. Sometimes or a "manchin,'' but thing but dead. Congress Is on- ~ gress m1nd 1s the w1de revul- 11 ed to barr the Guests ol Mr. and Mrs. ly ridding itsell of the howling, sion from' "demonstrations" that :n~wmost t:uching moments FINAL James Swart and Mr. and Mrs. hot-eyed, Harriet Beecher Iare. ~uJte outsJriP thf:' rPalm of Ifaraway lives, simply be<!au:;e :1 AI Crow from Thursday until Stowe evangelism which fur leg1t1mate protest and are move· I my readers are 50 filled with CLEARANCE Monday were Mrs. Mabel Wher- years has cursed this Immense , o~er often not really for r tvll i the wonder of discovery they ON ,ry of Washington, Pa., Mrs. Ro- question and has ~ long ov_er-, nghts. ! must let someone know, and Womens·Childr~riirnaine Scott of Rogerville, Pa. simplified debate. mOO a k~nd ! The best examples are those I'm as near as their writing and Mrs. Olive Andrew of Am- of canebrake rev1val meetmg "civil rights demonstrations" desks. ily. a. in which rationality has been which In truth are directed at Many of these·letters I hesl· BIG BIG SAVINGS the first victim · seizing minority control of fur- tate to print. It would be like FO. YOU Ralplt Mcintyre and 1 _group To see how tar - and how eign policy and at supporting tearing the petals ofl a rosebud of young ~pie of Baltimore, healthily - the atmosphere the Communist position in Viet or passm.R a girl 's diurv ~W"•'1g !'d., attendmg a youlh camp changed one need only look Nam and elsewhere. strangers. Sometimes they Mlcldl.,.rt at Pl. Pleasant. W. Va. called the current progress of the · hold cop1es of notes or poems on Mrs. Lottie Sbeffied on Fri- son Administration's mostly In a word, Congress has been ~~;::;;.;;..:;;;;;:,;;..::~.!;;~~~~~~~~iE~I da~. good omnibus civil rights biU. reading the off - year election .lack Wiltshire of Huntington, Even the House of Representa· returns and Congress has also '' Va .. spent a recent weekend lives, which lras heretofore been talking to ordinary pebple . ,)"ith his mother, Mrs. Harry ready to shout through wliG are genuinely for civil 0 P T 0 MI T I I S T , l>litsh~re. anything so long as II could riiJhts but are fed up with civil otflce Hours: II to 12. ~too <Ciuae It NOOII OD Mr. and Mrs. 0. F. Sleeth called "pro civil ri&hls," Is wrongs dooe under the mask of 'lburs. _ East Court St.. Pomeroy · ·ul Charleston, Va., spent profoundly softening the waso;:e~ ~~~~~se~ar~c~h~fo~r~r~ac~i~al:J: · •:st~ic~e-~=-:O..iiiii::iiiii::iiiii::iiiii::iiiii::iiiii::iiiii::iiiii::iiiii::iiiii::iiiii::iiiii::iiiii::iiiii::iiiii::5iiiiii::iiiii::~l Sunday with herW. Sl!ter, Mra. aspect of tbat biU which Capitol (;omment, t,vents loud I IGIRL and 377.00, $39,167.02, $26,259.77. CAR BUY !:: ' You Con'l Misa Here ''· &2 Ford G•l. 51l0 • dr I crt At TnM., ' 41Mrino. rldlo 1"Ct h..tft ' • 11 ~ 64 Ford Custom I 2 ~r. 6 Cyl," Std. Trano. I&H. Whlh Sltle Wollt. 1 Door HaroltoJI. 6 cyl. I 64 Ford Fairlau SOD. 2 l)r. Mordtop, I cYI· lnder. Redle I heattr. Whitn11ll tiNii. 64 Ford Galaxie Racine 63 Chevrolet Bol Alro. 4 Or . 6 cyl. Standard tuns White wall .' · tire1. 63 Ford G•lexie Cleve Calif l SHOES 500 4 Or. 8 cyll-. out• m•tic tnns . Redia end Hargill, huter, power steer ln • . white w1U tires. NeWIDIII, Rojas (I) Rodgers. 64 Ford F-700 Dump Truck. I cylfnder. 5 speed triM. 2 s..-ed rNr ul•. Long wheel baw. . LP-Newman 63 Mercury THE SHOE lOX Cus.tom 2 Door Hardtop. Power ··J~ckson who had spent a wee~ w1th her mother, Mrs: Sy~U Miles, returned home w1th hiiD on Saturday. Mra. Waid ,oster and child· ren of Columbus spent a week with her parenll, Mr. and Mrs. Albert Hill. . . Mrs. Lavmia Sunpson returned to her borne Friday after spendinG two weeki with Mr. and Mr1. Robert Kllghtstep In Columbus. Mrs. Ann Coe came borne on Saturdaf oiler hovine spenl two weeks in Columbus with , relatives ud lrletldl. There are 56 words Lord'& Prayer. In the The 2lrd Psalm of tho Bible • eo•talns Ill words. OVAL 2 Or. '270 Series, 6 cyUA· der, standtrd trans., rldle •nd httter 64 Chevrolet Sel&ir 4 Dr. 8 •ufr>m.alit tr·a n,.,, 1,c. RUGS us.:n CAR lOT ... .... .... , • • Beef Liver Sliced Bacon;~:: 79c Potatoes 10~~ 59c •; .. lb. ' 'if# I I'" ~"'· '; I j TWO-THIRDS t ALL GOOD, LEAN, MILD FLAVORED U.S. NO. 1-SIZE A WHfTE • While They Last ..• ·~ ' J 0 .D 0 .... 0 ·, u' .IN· A JIIII......... HT .... I DONo I.MIIN "'· (~} •I MDV• TO ,..,.... MDN'GLIA. ND ALL •UMM... AT .....~ ..,.,.:. (J .llf!P ~·I (.::! .J "' ... (,=."~) IINJOY IWC!t. IIIICIU GAlt Ala SS--$100 $1000 ' il"rt .:" 1 · .;.~~ ... i,\&~J '1.:;;~,h., ~ 'l1 : • • hl .••:.u''.' .. ' I J '•• ,:;~~~;~~~ '~~: .11~ ~-' ·! ···.r t ll> O 'l~)jiirlf!l 1 :· 11 rfi il· • " 1 ttl b~'J:'Kl :! l~11iS~G { ,,, ,, . . w All Wool- 9xl2 SIZE INGELS CAR MAIN ST. ,.._,,,,.· &.: t ! HOUSE 992-5661 $100 Mr•.Her•n (.Marmon $100 Mrs. WiUy Batts MAGNAVOX COLOR TV SET · R. E. KIMBLE G. VANCIL WANT MOll I . > ·MONEY? Lean tile trulll. Write fer afree bolldet. OF THE PEOPLE READING THIS MESSAGE WERE NOT HOME TODAY Americans An On The Go! You w~ working at your job .. went to visit rellllvea .. , attended school or tonk the kid.• somew~ere • •• went to your church meeting . played br~d.ge , .. went shopping . . . worked for )"OUr favorite chorlty • , • over to the neighbors . .. at ,your part· time job,,. Anyway, you weren't home. You mliS<!d a few things. No phone ~~. toHcitor•, t'Gdio or TV programs. But . . . you didn t ml.Ss ~our ~~eWspoptr ..• for HERE IT IS awaiting · yo11r con· t!ttlf<!nce. Filii of inll!resting news about f?lks. tl"• bow . . • tu.turea , . . world news . . . '""'"l ,_. ., • • . .rtall! mws ... ads trom uor<r ~ ttor~• ... Lucky 3 of • KIND WINNERS LAST WEEK $1000 MI. Roltert Grabil 1 We are quite sure that you are plagued with prejudice, misinformation, revulsion, misconceptions, fear or doubt about retardation. ,i::.l •d Obtoln Your Gome Cord and Concealed Pll'flllll Cardo Free On Your Visit To Your Friendly A&P ' ~4·•••.~tnr.t Keith Gnble Ford TASTY "SUPER-RIGHT" TENDER ' Normally 59.95 ._ mlltagt EFFECTIVE MONDAY, TUESDAY & WEDNESDAY AUGUST I, 2 & I A 5hrlie~ 1 Dr. H•rdtop . 6 cvt. Auto· m&ti c trantmission. lnw CASH SAVERS Game ... WIN cvlln~er, ht•t•r, 1ir coruW'ionl!'d whlt•w~tll tir•s. Lib ntw EARLY WEEK Play The New tnlll 65 Oodoe Dart 1 SALE of RUClS st••ring lrtkes. Automatic trtnt. N. W. COMPTON, 0. D• gaily indefeiiSible. This Ia the open • occupancy section by which originally it was proposed to take away the . fundamental right of an owner of truly private property to sen · or rent or not sell or rent on his own cboice. 1be purpose here was to forbid racial discrimina· tion in such transactions. Ethically, the aim was sound; for it is ethically not right to re· luse accommodaUoo to I -lam· ily because of its color. !Jut a cooslllutional sense the thing was not sound; for In this sense the very right to ow• pri1mt<• II property implies the dispose of it as one ch008e. Now, the House Is preparing to stipulate that while commer· clalobou.slng people are alill be forbidden to discrinlinate, the owners of single - fanlily homes and small owner • occupied apartmeot buildings ll!'e to be ezempted from the bill. This common senle approach will eJciude about 60 per of the dwelling units of countty. The commercial bu1ld· ers of vast developments will I •ut•. SOO. 4 Dr. B. cylinder, tnnl. Redlo end ht1ter/ power t.teering, whltewel ti,.. •. Society Notes Maud Young. Mr. and Mra. Darcy Potter of Brian, Ohio, spent a week .end with her mother, Mrs. Lov' ey Sayre. who returned with them for • visit. .• L J ks Chilli.~.r. ee ac. 011 0 1 - ... cothe came Fnday and Mrs. PICK A GREAT ••• .,•••eu•"' __.,._ r,woq _~0" 'n!H•nl.) ' The President's Committee tparts ••. comios ••• editorials. on Mental Retardation Washington, D.C. 20201 So, SIT BACK AND RELAX ... and read wbat'o. ~o­ Jng on. If you l'IJII to save or remember oomethma. go ahead. clip .It out. Reading the newspaper lo oo convenient - It's there when you wu~ to read It- ~miL-------------~­ Ai:ldrtss--------- . ' C~------------~..., ' 5tat:e.e__·:... · ....,---~7ip Code- It's Uiere when you want lo shop from 1!. Your new• paper II aiWQi1bere. 1 ~ t, ' f: ,, i' ; • �, .. \. • ., ...... L. ... .. .. .. ,.,.. .... __ _....... . . ... 51!' " • • , ' ~~-' ,, • ' ·' ,,. ' ' J, • ( ' ,, ~ . ., "h'"' i' ~·~• • .~· PJ~O ~SWIL~· ly WALT WITTIIIIiiiiJ . 1-ij ·~··,. ' ' . · ~· ;ei·EXtfa Cash The ___ .. ............. ........... ........... ' ' .• 1-Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0., Aus. 1, 1861. •ANI M, ... ... '· .., HAIILI•II , _ IMM _ .... ..ttiMIAo& ..., .. . . .. liM D .......... ' ._.... .., ., ........... ·-............. ....,.. ,_._, . .ut,A'fiDMI ...... ,,.... ,..w.,...,.,_ ,., wa.t ,.. litMft Mlftlmu• CM,.. M - " ' Clldl ,., ...... fer 111,_ C.. ....nv. .__..... , " ' unt DIIHUIII - ....... aM . . ltlkl Wllftln 11 ..... ARD DP THANKI • OltTVARID n.u .., 11 ..,. n~lllfnHI-. .... MktttleMI .... , .. 66 Plymouth - - - - - - - $2295 Vollimt 200, f do<M'. Mill blue ftnlah, '8000 mlleo owner. Automatic. Like new and priDed W 10- e:a A. -. .. 1t.1t ..._ IT'I 10 IAIY TO ..a.ACI A IIIUL T PRODUCt. . 511• or Trad• br loeal 65 Chevrolet Poiliaroy Motor Co. OI'IN lVII. fiOO P.M. PHONE WY 2-2156 AL • @ Pel LIG'J, OHIO I '' j_ ·-. I • W.PP · ' ' 'i' Impala Hardtop.' Looally owned llld unl~ 12,000 miles, 6 OJilD4el' power oteering. Spoile88 fawn mtertor, b.. utillll marooa 'flnllla. Radio and h!!IBter. WANT AD ' 8y $2295 OF.ICI MOUU t:a A. . . to •~ P, Mo ...., IIV,.., ......, - ........... lrNN ...... .. ,.,... I• I If, ,_ ~ ! Pome"" Motor Co. . .LA..... . . NORMAnON . • I!'QMEROY · ~. OHIO Jeclc w. c.n.y. Mer· ' , \If ' i .8y ,I ART SANSOM . "" ' DICK TRACY '' ' LITTLE ORPHAN ANNIS INilEK THEM OlD-TY>te1S I!IJLT mG FOI?T 'T\1E'I SlliLT 'ER 1U tAST :, I TI<Rou<iH Alf(1llltl~. EH? lnlller WHEEL utility wilh bitches and Dghla, es·j celleot conditio•. Ph. 9112-5543. 7 !I 31e 1 ROOM houae 0..,:. pump your I tie lallk. Gel Kle. .Em-AII Septic Tank Cl..-. LaJwl. 7 22 tfc - ment, gas furuce, garage, acres of land, 12 years old, DOt1'0R SAYS I I mark Farm Bureau. !!- 7 1 aotc • DAILY CROSSWORD REE IJICI four room furnish. and unlumlshed apan12 I lfc REE and four room fur. dshed apartDJents. AU utiiJ. tea paid. Phone WY z.ms. !owl., and Reed. After • • 111. c:aU WY 2-3574. d nenll. WY .M34. 4 s tic UR 1100111 furnished apartaelll. WY 4 14 !lc ~. VEN ROOM bouse in Syr• "'"· Be ready fnr occupancy n AlJ&usl 4. Pbo•e WY t. 455. 7 18 tfc IDERN 1 bedroom home, ACROS8 1. l.texieaa 5. e. Muaeat or >1. Harancut """" 11. 1. ""'" 8. Sacred- tJull: 12. Quick 13. Pander 1-t. Deriva.tnoe Egypt !1. Fork Jli"GGlCC' 10. Paradise ot ammonia 17, Part at l6. Pub pota.Ne 'L.o be'" • .. CartDgrapl& 1!!.18. JaJ>az20. Kind ol <oiD nt. ApJ* oenlere nt.tDID " :::~ ,. <or ~ I· keep"'If poulll'y I· I· .._ t lo. . ......._ st. styJisll r· EXIlLUSIVE DIS11IIBUTORSIDP 'll 42.Bef0111'' . 86. Oo.,;ed 38.'-- .._t ... .........~.­ :II.Ge- ,, 44.~~ .. r.-r;;-r.(""'':r-l'r-1:'7li';:""'F; --r;:-'10""'1::''1 .... !ott 28. Duol<llke '' '"""' ~';8.1Uding WINNIE WINKLI outfit 30. Carry .. :·' ~:17;:17; -- .. ..,.'· Y!5o I POC7Cft • I 'LL COMe '10 THe HOSPrfAL IMMEDI,A,lfLY.. r--1F.f'f-t-t-i-n-b:,;.,.,f t&A.Ioog For Sale :AlliS, tomatoes, cabbage and '!tU!Dben. Clarence Proffit!, 'orlland. Ohio. Ph. M:l-2254. 7 14 lfc ;;:'DG=&:T;:-::I'IU=CE;;;;Doo-:-lurnl -.,. ..nlii or tldrd floor budget abop. Iaker Furnl1ure, lollddleparl lido. II!JIIt 1 caa walk oa your rug I .ours after cleaning it with ...tre Foam. Electric ShamoOOer rental Ebersbacb lardware. 7 1:11 11e 4, 13 FT. Camptr, MelviD Jttle, Cheshire, o. 7 • .., 'l. NETIAN blinds, au klndB. .IRe repolrs. Dale Wippel upply, 215 Unioo Avo., ameroy, Obio. 7 28 30tt ... ·-·-------- ·!1 user""!d AJIIIcbe style n. ... ... ..... ll!l. .... """"' .. . . _ Not<7.-- (", ~~ hiler. ~ - Pig "·Pro =-~ 2t. TamOI "' 26.Cain AE&· """ :tl. Bebaw :!2'. Cant ~ tt.~ ill high allitudeo b pen Coo.oord lndi.8R8 'wneroy, 0. Ph. f9:1·29D3 day :a. Criminal r 9112-37112 evenings. otfenae __ 721UC j 32. Agate 34. Rolled ta ROOM furnisbed house Ill , 37.Seaeaglo !uon, W. Va. Ph. 992-3872 1 38. Jack .. crillboae •omeroy. 7 %7 611: no.ar.o MPING-trailer, -sleepa siL I •a. Eat awar Viii rent by day or week. Pb. l to. ... w.-. IIZ-5522. 7 %7 .., - Homl~ - J.C I I. Verllol I.VOilllo h· !d •l -liar-, • ..., • ..-., n•n:v~_...., II ., . AJ:YDLBAAXB LOlfGI'I!!LLOW ,Qno .lllmpl]' In _ _ . . ..... _ tor 1M u.t;e L't, X ... lloo - O't, e1o. 11q1e 1et1on, b 1 r · e1, dill JeDctb a4 Ira Hew of tbe 1JII!diJ ue all - -.. --are-..eut. . .&.~Q'"' JtCilQO RCA 't'GW OA'I'D, 4111 V WVD, 3BRY'B .... C.IIB&XBilG XI'YCl V IYAD TaltY•& (. I C3W &:&0• 'l'lJ.- s.· . . , . . Ca)JI ; ' : WORDS ARID RA.1!DR 1H11: lliiOWIY PART 011' POI:'IRY; IX4DI!I'A'I'JQI( '1'1111 J.D'II W.._...fr-MUI( .. llft.%717• • . . . . _ _ _ _ X 2 ..... ly IALPH HE,.,AHL '" "' ._.. 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LaJwl. 7 22 tfc - ment, gas furuce, garage, acres of land, 12 years old, DOt1'0R SAYS I I mark Farm Bureau. !!- 7 1 aotc • DAILY CROSSWORD REE IJICI four room furnish. and unlumlshed apan12 I lfc REE and four room fur. dshed apartDJents. AU utiiJ. tea paid. Phone WY z.ms. !owl., and Reed. After • • 111. c:aU WY 2-3574. d nenll. WY .M34. 4 s tic UR 1100111 furnished apartaelll. WY 4 14 !lc ~. VEN ROOM bouse in Syr• "'"· Be ready fnr occupancy n AlJ&usl 4. Pbo•e WY t. 455. 7 18 tfc IDERN 1 bedroom home, ACROS8 1. l.texieaa 5. e. Muaeat or >1. Harancut """" 11. 1. ""'" 8. Sacred- tJull: 12. Quick 13. Pander 1-t. Deriva.tnoe Egypt !1. Fork Jli"GGlCC' 10. Paradise ot ammonia 17, Part at l6. Pub pota.Ne 'L.o be'" • .. CartDgrapl& 1!!.18. JaJ>az20. Kind ol <oiD nt. ApJ* oenlere nt.tDID " :::~ ,. <or ~ I· keep"'If poulll'y I· I· .._ t lo. . ......._ st. styJisll r· EXIlLUSIVE DIS11IIBUTORSIDP 'll 42.Bef0111'' . 86. Oo.,;ed 38.'-- .._t ... .........~.­ :II.Ge- ,, 44.~~ .. r.-r;;-r.(""'':r-l'r-1:'7li';:""'F; --r;:-'10""'1::''1 .... !ott 28. Duol<llke '' '"""' ~';8.1Uding WINNIE WINKLI outfit 30. Carry .. :·' ~:17;:17; -- .. ..,.'· Y!5o I POC7Cft • I 'LL COMe '10 THe HOSPrfAL IMMEDI,A,lfLY.. r--1F.f'f-t-t-i-n-b:,;.,.,f t&A.Ioog For Sale :AlliS, tomatoes, cabbage and '!tU!Dben. Clarence Proffit!, 'orlland. Ohio. Ph. M:l-2254. 7 14 lfc ;;:'DG=&:T;:-::I'IU=CE;;;;Doo-:-lurnl -.,. ..nlii or tldrd floor budget abop. Iaker Furnl1ure, lollddleparl lido. II!JIIt 1 caa walk oa your rug I .ours after cleaning it with ...tre Foam. Electric ShamoOOer rental Ebersbacb lardware. 7 1:11 11e 4, 13 FT. Camptr, MelviD Jttle, Cheshire, o. 7 • .., 'l. NETIAN blinds, au klndB. .IRe repolrs. Dale Wippel upply, 215 Unioo Avo., ameroy, Obio. 7 28 30tt ... ·-·-------- ·!1 user""!d AJIIIcbe style n. ... ... ..... ll!l. .... """"' .. . . _ Not<7.-- (", ~~ hiler. ~ - Pig "·Pro =-~ 2t. TamOI "' 26.Cain AE&· """ :tl. Bebaw :!2'. Cant ~ tt.~ ill high allitudeo b pen Coo.oord lndi.8R8 'wneroy, 0. Ph. f9:1·29D3 day :a. Criminal r 9112-37112 evenings. otfenae __ 721UC j 32. Agate 34. Rolled ta ROOM furnisbed house Ill , 37.Seaeaglo !uon, W. Va. Ph. 992-3872 1 38. Jack .. crillboae •omeroy. 7 %7 611: no.ar.o MPING-trailer, -sleepa siL I •a. Eat awar Viii rent by day or week. Pb. l to. ... w.-. IIZ-5522. 7 %7 .., - Homl~ - J.C I I. Verllol I.VOilllo h· !d •l -liar-, • ..., • ..-., n•n:v~_...., II ., . AJ:YDLBAAXB LOlfGI'I!!LLOW ,Qno .lllmpl]' In _ _ . . ..... _ tor 1M u.t;e L't, X ... lloo - O't, e1o. 11q1e 1et1on, b 1 r · e1, dill JeDctb a4 Ira Hew of tbe 1JII!diJ ue all - -.. --are-..eut. . .&.~Q'"' JtCilQO RCA 't'GW OA'I'D, 4111 V WVD, 3BRY'B .... C.IIB&XBilG XI'YCl V IYAD TaltY•& (. I C3W &:&0• 'l'lJ.- s.· . . , . . Ca)JI ; ' : WORDS ARID RA.1!DR 1H11: lliiOWIY PART 011' POI:'IRY; IX4DI!I'A'I'JQI( '1'1111 J.D'II W.._...fr-MUI( .. llft.%717• • . . . . _ _ _ _ X 2 ..... ly IALPH HE,.,AHL '" "' ._.. I VCI'YO , . 0 d d '' ,: ,, .' a ie 1.. te !D '"' �·'H!:.•,. lr'J::·" 'i !.," ~ ,' ~: ~ ·~~~~ ! "~ 1 .. 1 ~-~··~·· .,,.,) I ,. • ~ ! ' ·, r "' i ;, ' • . ' ,,lc' • ' ••' •' • i0-:DIIJ1 ~~tiDe!, l'll~y.)(lddleport, 0.,- --Aug. . . ' - 1, ..'. toea 1 •• lPomeroy ' i .. ~ JAMES T. YOUNG · ~ Prfll International AUatlN, T~. (UP!) -A cr~ student went on an 80· miDVI8 campus rampage with an tjrmful of weapons Monday In \he worst mass killing in U.S, 11Jstory. He shot 45 , ~ns, ltlllin& his wife, his fiiOIIIIr and 13 others before a shaken off-duty policeman shot him dead atop the 27-story University of Texas tower. . Charles ·J. Whitman, a U. yeaP>Old architectural efUiineer1111 student who once rejected psychiatric help, climbed to a ledge near the top of the 307foe\ ljlwer and calmly stalked ICorel of summer students, proletsors and visitors tn the . ·. lsi at rolling green campus. covered and limp body was Shortly before the tower's carried from the tower, pollee clock stuck noon, the first shot found the young man's wUe and rang out. For the hexl hour and mother. The wlfe, Kathleen, :13, 20 minutes, the lazy summer was stabbed to death in the campus was turned into a Whitman apartmenl His mothhellish battl•~round of dead, er, Mrs. C. M. Whitman, was dying and wounded. shot In death in her home. When it was all over, 16 were Whitman, an ex-Maline, ex· dead-including Whitman-and altar boy, Ex-Eagle Scout, left 30 others were wounded. three notes, one 1 r~bllng The noontime terror ende;llwo-page letter which said his when patrolman Ramlro Mill'!~ mnther would be ,better off In nez slowly edged his way heaves and that he hated his around the observation plat- father "with a mortal passion." form and pumped six pistol ~once also found a camera slugs and a shotgun blast Into .._th a note which read: the sniper, a Texas junior With "Please have the film devea B average. loped, Charles Whitman." The Fouad Wife, Moth.. film was sent to Dallas fDr Soon after Whliman's blood- processmg. Pollee CIJ!el R. A. Mtlea gave ~ version last day of Whitman's Ufe: Sometime before 3 a.m., Monday he stabbed his wife death and ahot his mother to death. "Wife and mother both dead," he noted in one of his letters. . Some SIX hours later he purchased_ a 12-gauge shotgun on .• tune payment plan, earned II home, cut off 1ts stock and sawed off its barrel. At the same time, he bled an arsenal thai . two Luw plalols, ,a 8.1 mm rifle with a telescopic slgbt, ~ber rifle, a 30.06 rifle, a 357 magnum plstnl, the · new shotgun and three knives. Packed In Locker He packed everything In a fo<>t locker. Then he put away some water in a container, some gasoline, some sandwiches. And late Monday morning he lugged the enlire thing In the campus lower, using a dolly to make the last part If the trip to the elevator. Getting off at the la.st stop, Wh!lman dragged hiS foot locker off the elevator and hauled It, ste'p by step, up a tong flight of stairs. The first tlllmg occurred here. A woman elevator attendant whose job it is to greet visitors and have them sign a register blocked the sniper's way. He sbot her dead. He then came upon • wnmon and two, the siege was on-a desperate, surroundh!'g lhe tower. All ~ children, tnurists visiting the nightmansh encounter between a1rpiane circled the ·tower, campus landmark, and shot small army ol law of!icrs firing at the sniper. All them down. The lather escaped and a single, well-armed man I armored car lumbered over 1be to a nearby room. who held tlle strategic he1gh1s.l grass finally to pick up the Frank Lucas, a university I A shot rang out. A b1cycle dead and wounded. employe in an of!ice below Ule rider careened era>~ly in the Denver Dolman operator " o b s e r vat ion deck, heard m1dday sun. Then he and the a book store at th~ edge of 1M scmeone scream "Help!" Anoth- bike fell over. campus, was watching a Negro er voice followed: ''Don't come More shots. Pet>ple fell like student riding his bicycle down near me! Don't come near soldiers. More bullets rained the mall leading away from IM', · me!" Several shots rang out. down. A little boy, also on a main building and tower. •" Two unarmed campus secun, bicycle. fell dead. Three bodies The student wavered and ty guards, hearing the shots' lay together. Rescuers could Dolman heard a loud repnrt. , report, entered the building and not reach them. The bicyclist fell to lba took tlle elevator to tlle top. Police officer Billy Speed s1dewalk. Passersby came to They found three bod1es and courched near the tower and a help and more shots rang ouL quickly descended to warn bullet ripped mto his shoulder, "People started lalliog," Dolothers to stay away from Ulo "Oh, I'm hit," he cried out, man said. tower. slumping over. He tater d1ed A student walking from e1as1 City police were alerted and Ol!icers prowled the malls (Continued On Page 21 Ia ! Everybody Liked Slayer WORLD TONIGHT thru TUESDAY "FATHER GOOSE" Cary Grant Leslie Caron ('{echnicplor) -and, "'TRUTH ABOUT SPRING" I Hayley Mills John Alilfl (Tecbnicolor) ·soCIAL - ·~ MEIGS THEATRE CAJ .F.NllAR Pomeroy, Ollie TONIGHT lhru TUESDAY ,. Soupy Sales in "BIRDS DO IT" With Tab Hunter ,r / CHECK WAR ZONE - Joe Struble, left, brother of Captain Dan Struble, with pointer and Commandm Charles Swatzel of the Drew Webster Post, American Legion. of Pomeroy get a briefmg on a~tion in VietNam, Capt. Struble served Jn the el!te lOlst Airborne DIVISIOn, havm g JU St been rotated stateside after 11 montha of combat. - Sentmel Photo, I and Doris DowUn1 I . - plus- I COLORCARTOONS Admission: 40c and 75c WEDNESDAY & THURSDAY Aug. 3-4 NOT OPEN FRIDAY ond SATURDAY L P· Aug. 5-' J "RACING FEVER" - Technicolor- Joe Mortion I Barbara Biggart "THE MONEY TRAP" Glenn Ford Ri1 a Haxworth IElke Sommer SUNDAY, MONDAY ond TUESDAY Aug, 7.e.9 "THE SINGING NUN" -TechnicolorDf.bbie Reynolds Ricardo Montalban Agnes Moorehead Colorcertoons Insect Blamed in Wreck South of Chester on Rt. 7 ENGLANDER ILIEP-MATI QUALITY GRAD'E _ _ EDgl.4nder Jnners!lling matltess,. Twin or full - ~{ 1 49' $ oth top MATCHING lOX SPRI ONLY ...,....._-J.. employed by the Ohio Valley Electric Company. Mrtl. Wise Is with him at the Mi.. Carol Jacobs, "Believe me N. Y., and Miss April have returned to New thi.~ chicken is out of this world." .. lowing a visit bere with Carol'• pm·ents, Mr. and Mn. Dale J• cobs. Mr. 81111 Mrs. Iionald and cltlldren, Cynlhla . PHONE 992-5432 JIPMIIOY, man, hive re~ ~m~·;;.. ~.!l".:------------...;:....:;;,:;.;,;,;:_jJ-t vacall011 in P _!lilda. CROW'S STEAK HOUSE o. ,.. ' / :OFFERr. · I . � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 08. August Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. 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