https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/9809640ab0afc523c9f202c9e50c96a6.pdf 4cd9881194b3eb4556c71533b9c50e76 PDF Text Text ,, rd B [la MEIGS THEATRE .._...,.- TONIGHT & SATURDAY "TMi GMDST AND MR. CMICKIIN" (Toetuticolor• Don Knotts Joan stal~y "TAFFY AND THE JUNGLE MUNTER" <Technicol()r) laeques Bergerac Talfy SUNDAY, MONDAY ondTUESDAY AUliUSI 28-29-30 "STAGECOACH" {Technicolor) 1\nn - Margar~t. Red Buttons, Michael Connors, Bing Crosby, Van Heflin Colon:artoons iivltl·n NJ rn TONIGHT Around and AboUt SPencer- a Vows EXC hanged Tony Franc10sa (Color ) - and- "DEAR BRIGITTE" James Stewart Fabian (Color) SATURDAY, AUG. 27 "QUEEN OF BLOOD" Joan Saxton Basil Rathbone (Color) -and- - "BLOOD BATH" William Campbell Marrisa Mathes SOCJALA,R ~:Co~lll~ted ~stecss,t~ U FRIDAY Middleport ' ., -, " r 60thCuFtis . FamilyReunion He1:.g1 HUg. .&·· '21 sf ForD~ceebaHet Pl' PLEASANT _ P1anl are CAI.F.Nll eWing t• hostess when the Sew-Rite - · MDIDLEPORT W.C.T.U. will • •1 1 the belbm!na of 1ug club met Wednesday even· meet Friday even!Dg, August S8 eom.!taiA! Jrwes~ Jiquare IDg at tbe club room. at the home of Mrf, Betty Cllne ~ ~- to be bl the 'l1ie 80tli annuol Cottla reD& A short bus!DeSI seWoD WIS on Walnut Street II 7:30 p.m. 'Cih• BuikiiDi in Pt. Pleasan~ •·•d A 1 J1, at 1111 , . d bo f bite conducted by Mrs. Elza Gil· THE MIDDLEPORT Beys' '' !on was "'"'· ugus with 111 The Churcb of Chnsl lD[Bibie .an uquet o w Forrest Bachtel, student at more, Jr., vice presldenL Lea will aponsor I blgh 011 Ani- 28, from 2 to S p. m, Forked Run State Park_ 01 Pomeroy was the s.cene the ca~atoons. d te of Eastern Mount Union College. Aliiance, Thank you notes were read ..: teen dance at the Middle- 1be :~ ~ allenllln8. Thly were. rnarnag• or MISs Conme e os a gra ua and a classmate William Re- from the Johnson famly for Com unily park this Fri· Counlians, • •· ill pUm Mr IJid Spencer (; Mr F~elvinm:ug- ~:: !~~a!':..: ~::: Oh~! sek, are visiting :.Vith Ure fonD· flowers and from Mrs. Harold :night~ a 00 11 P·ll_l· This ~ •;:.::us to bltro- :.-~h:....ru,.~ Joe· S..w· as Balla on r ay in June cf 1965. er's parents, Mr. and Mrs, For- Hood, p~esident, fO: gift aeot wlll be the Onal dance wltb the uce nclusioh of the 21 Mr. liJid Mrs. Don Grll· b ~i,:\;n!~g~t ~~daaghter of The groom IS a graduate of est Bachtel before returning to ber while hospltali<ed. ~· Jays at the park far this year. ~e will be gradua- flth,' David Griffith, Mr. aad 'llr and Mrs. Art Spencer. Star Eastern High School m travelrng prize, do:~eda~arl SATURDAY lloo exercises and dlplomas Mrs. E. P. CI:Isptn, Mrs. Paul Route Chester and tbe groom class of 196t and has Mr and Mrs Vernon Rogers Mrs. Don Mu~eo, I BASHAN VOLUNTEER Fire w!U be awarded to tboSe who O'Neal, Triny, Peggy and Mortie years m the Umted States and ;on Jim. Oak Harbor, Oh1o eel ~rsi G• m~ed a dessert Department are spons;r:~ bave fmlshed the series of .O'Neal, Mr. 81111 Gor: 1, the' son ol Mr. and Mrs. R. H Ballard, R. R. 1, Long BotForce. He has recently re- are vislting her parents, Mr. e ~· ~ss ~ mend Baity ice cream social on au S·~ classes ' of which a minimum Rose and tbree rllwren, .~ tom. from over~as duty In and Mrs. Charles Bennett :,urs~ 11 rsMrsayCharles Hoff: August. '1:/, beginning at · o{15 will be needed. Rose, Harold Rose, Elm~ The Rev Jerry Masters of- ' Vietnam and Thailand and Is . . s. u en, , · Be er and p. m. m Bashan. . Mr. and Mrs· Handley later Swank, Mary Patch, aU fociated at the double ring cer- presently stationed at McCan· Mrs. Lucille Mayes " th~ : : · ;1rs. Willard y THE POMEROY Police Dept. will form a !<)081 cub ,)'lhlcb Newark, Ohio. nell AFB W•chita Kansas guest of her daughter and fanu. 'more. will sponsor an ootaide dance wlll be composed of the' atudaod M e~~Y bride wore a two-piece ' , , ly. Mr and Mrs Ernest Covert • party this SaturdaY Dighl at ents and any couple who has .an curus .Palmer, Mr. nd Ralrsh navy blue suot trimmed with and family in Belpre. the Pomeroy tennis court understandin& of lbe baSICI of ~mter':'...:;rs!!:~i::erpool. P while lace and earned a whrtel Mrs. James Murray has re.inll at a p.m. In case of th. western style B!IU&re danciJlg. ~ .' ' ,, turned lrom Ravenswood, W. S n the dance will be ~eld at • This local club wjll pr!lll.a,biy 1\lr, and MJ'I!, John Newell, Celebrate 13th va. where she spent the past Pomeroy gym. bold two dan<'es a mopth lffil¢1 Jeff $~011. !;ojpriibus; Gleona ' L-'-·· • 23 week with her daughter and Ia. , '"" _ _ wlll be open ID mern~rs of tba Mllboan, Bll!ln Milhoan l!:!a11e. , 8 lrhm«> t~UR· M R d h A 6·30 potluck dinner m ""' -club and b · ' T : 1 • u•t~' Mllh~• Mr Th 13th blfthday of Bobby ffilly, Mr. and rs. an 01p ' .I eceded gues ' ony .... "" .. . -· Ba 1t:y was celebrated Tuesday fO the .:o: of the l Owtl 3 :: evenrng August 23, at llis ~rs·~o~:rtur~~de, . Forest Run MethorliBI church • LaiTy curtto''and . three chud at Long Bottom Route. Wednesday evemng. The Rev. f LQng BcttOm 1 0 Attending were his grand~r::i ] Mrs Dayton Strickland ed~ ~~ ~~:r::' .:~aB;,:o;:: Wendell G. Stuller ~sked grace. rell · " ' ther, Mrs. Kat•e Young a turned home Wednesday, well attended Thurs- Following the dinner, the -Ada Bla!11Won8, . Carl Block ,Jean; Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Hud- a several we<ks visit at ~ters wa~ The band under group adjourned ID the sanctuBy Mrs. May JobDstoa t I stone, Mr. lind Mrs; Earl Dav son, Mrnersv•lle, and Mark Sor· land Oregon woth her son t:y r~:- of the direciDr ary lor the meeting. Mrs. Russ Mr. and Mrs. Dana Wolf, The Star Class of the Syracuse is, Dana Johnson, Mr. IIIIi !den, Columbus; his pa~e~ts, ' daughter-rn-law , Mr and Mrs R~s ~ presented an inform: Watson president opened with East Uverpool visited Mr. Fint United Presbytl!rian Mrs. Harold : Davis, Gran· Mr. and Mrs. Robert Ba~~y i Dayton Strickland Jr ' and I concert during the evening, devotions, usrng as her toprc, and Mrs. Edd Bush and Mr. Church School met in tbe an- vU!e, 0.: Mr. and Mrs. Ott< and the honored guest, o y, famii . ~embers of the booster associ- Tbe Church. The hymn, "What and Mrs. Cecil Roseberry nex of the church Tuesday Aug, Bradford, Mr. and Mrs. Ga~ Allen. Ice cream, caked cnffee M/ and Mrs Donald . r erved the Ice cream A Friend We Have In Jesus," and two children. 23 at 1.30 p.m The president, Bradford, Anthony, Keith ano and cooki~ ~re _serve . were,Columbu;v.sitors :;~nb:ked goods. ' coociuded the devotions. Recent dinner guesll of Mr. Frankie Mumaw, presided and Tamela Bradford, Racine; Mr. day. Mr and Mrs Paul Winebren· Mrs. Jack Curtis read from and Mrs. Cecil Rosebury were read for devotion> the 27 Psalm, and Mrs. Charles Curtis, Mr, . Mr. and Mrs. Elza ner .Columbus, spent the week St. John and also the Word with Mr. and Mrs Henry Lane liJid and offered prayer. and Mrs Paul CurUa, DaytDn, \}-= -! Jr. and sons and Mrs. Elza end' With her parents, Mr. and Power, t-onceming the Bible daughters of Ptltsborghdng P~-· For the roll call and program, Mr. and Mrs. more Sr. visited Sunday at Mrs Karl Owen through the ages and the group who spent a week vr::. each one present read articles Sheila and Eimer New • dyville, Va., with the ' M~ and Mrs ·Lawrence 'IIi!- sang, "I Love To Tell the Sto· Roseberry family. tb s. · pertaining ID women of the Bi- ter, , brother and sister-in-law, Mr. hoa.. were business vis! !Dr> in ry." Two arUcle•, "Book," and ford Roush called on e~ I bie. Mlss Mwnaw is now taking Mr. and Mrs. Jolm Palmer, and Mrs, Pearl Shepherd. Gallipolis Thursday. "That Old Dirt Road," were Mr. and Mrl. !tarry< ams orders for Christmas cards. Edith, MariiYJI and Harriet Pal· Mrs. Wilma Stobart, Mr and Mrs Leo Kennedy read by Mrs. John SCott and of Portland, Mrs. ElSie Roush, Roane! robin cards were sent to mer Youngstown; fdr. and Herbert Dixon and Sosan and William Bane were in Mrs. Fred Nease read, "Molh- 1Mrs. Ethel Johnson of ~ort- Carl Davis, Sara Roush, Clara Mrs: Kermit Andei!cNi, kti-· Roger of Rock Springs Parkersburgh, w. va. Thursday ers Are Not Saints'' and "The land, and Mr. and:•· ~- Rizer, and Laura Watson. ine, Caroline and Robert Aruland Ray Pullins of Pl. Miss marine Criswell student Clothesline " A Prayer lor wood JohnsiDn vis• · Tho meeting closed with the erson Albert Maao, tJernd. w. va., visited Wednesday at St. Joseph H~spitalln Peace by Mrs. Uswln Nease Sylvia Carpenter. Homer lcen-lpraylllg of the Lord's Prayer In ria, Mr. and Mrs. PelT)' Ft. Gay, W. Vo., with Mr. and Parkersburg, visited recently closed the program. . Mr. and Mrs. \unison. Ada Slack, bostess, ser-. CurUa, Marilyn liJid,~Cuf. Mrs. carl Wellrpan and son, her parents, Mr. and Mrs. During the business sessiOn, bower called on Mr. f~~j ved refreshments ID MIBB Mu- tis, David Seale, Mr. IIIII Jimmy Sutton. 'Criswell Other guests the workshop to be held at Mid· Robert Jeffers and th and maw, Rachel McBride, Hue! Mrs. Dougi'as Blasell, Brlln IIIII Mr. and Mrs. l!:a\1 Eggie of Mr.t Cnswell's brother dleport Methndist church on Syracuse, Mrs. Loc:.S~ Mrs Clark, Daisy Roush, Florence Michael Bissell, Ha el Cartle Belleview, Ky., were ~ests the and sister-in-law, Mr. lllld September 7 was anno~ced daughters: Syra nd 'family Potts, Mayme Holmeo, and tbe lbllbla Shumway, Clw'lolte past weekend of Mr. and Mrs. Mrs. Albert H!ad of Cambridge. and tli!cusBed. It was decided Heleo Ice ow~r 8 hostess. · Durst, Geraldlite Hohd.,... ef Harry Keiser, Minnersvilie. to clean the church on Thurs- Pomeroy · Lou! 1 bow Reedsville: Mr. aDd Mra, Per· 8 Mlss Lena Grueser of Pome- Mrs. Roger Kittle ha• return- day, September 15. Money rna- ~dan!o c~ildren ofcen E..; cy Curtis, Mr. and Mn. Rollllle roy spent Saturday afternoon to her home 1n Glouster Bf· king proJect& were dlecussed, or , Raines, David, D&llllle llld 1 Ricke and Donald with Mr. and Mrs. Harry Kersspending several days here including an Ice cream IIOCial ~v; ~ !loU"Lori Raines, Mr. ud Mn. II» er. with her aunt, MlBB Vesta Me- and the seillng of flavoring. een Daile and fain, frio Monaao, Gene IIGillllllo Ak· Miss Lydia Ebersbach and Coy. Mr. and Mrs. Kittle re- The ~ymn, "You Ought To ~nd ~ lied 011 YMr and ron; Mr. liJid Mn. John Brew· Mrs. Jay Warner and children, turned last week trom a trip ID Know Him," closed the meeUng. J;s O::o,;,e~a Icenhower 'recent- Mrs. Dale Smith entertained er, Myra Ratbbum, WMt Clrretumed home last Saturday, the east. Attendmg wert the above, · with 8 Stanley party Thursday rollton: Mr. aDd Mra. WayDI! ter spendrng two weeks at Lake· The Rev. and Mrs. Bill Me· and Mrs. Alfred Yeauger, ly8!1arllll1l Fl!!ll!lnl ..turned liO mornmg at her home, Sprinl Chatman, Jolmstown; Wayne side. Omber and children have re- Mrs. John C. Bally, Mrs. Aman· her horne alter sptindfl'l lour Milhoan, Charleston, W. Va.. Larry, Steve and Jeff to tbeir home in Piqua da Baer, Mrs. Hanson Holter, Columbus with relit ' ' o!iowing a demonstration Mr. and Mrs, Olin Reyuoldl, are spending this week a visit here with her si•· Mrs. Mark Evans, Mrs. Edith ~"'! 'arid ""'""' J.lra, Eugene Triplett, games Parkersburg; Mr. and 'Mn, their grandmother. Mrs. Ray and family, Mr. and Mrs, Sisson, Mrs. Wendell G. Studer, i !''Anj, Vip~an replayed and prizes award- Larry Blackstone and chlkiren, warner and son, Dr. Marvin Bernard Fultz. The Fultz chi<· Mrs. Stacie Arnold, Mrs, liar- turned hQIIII! to Gwnna ed to Mrs. Ray Seldenabel, Heath; 0.; Tony Davit, WestWarner at London, Beth, Barl>ara, and Bee ry Wyatt and guests, Rev. W~ 1 tictUOP Wltb bet Dwight Parker, Mrs. El· erville; Kr1s WUBM, WellaVJlle, Mr. and Mrs. John R. Weeks accompanied tbem to Piqua deU G. Stutler, Miss Marcia er · Mn. Mill1lll Couch, Mrs. Arnold Hayes and Mary Jo. Wheeler, and family of Reynoldsburg, .~- and then on 00 Convoy for a Karr, Harold, Dale Eddie and Mrs. Guy Cowan, Mrs, j:Ja rived Wednesday for a VIS!! visit with their grandparents, Jane Sisson and ~ Ann Nease. l;f!'·, 1!1111\111• Clrt Hubvard won the door GIVE DINNER with their parents. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Roy Sinn. Sunday Sherltnt ancl prize. Eldon weeks and Mrs. and Mrs. Fultz were In wenl io G!llllpoU1 I Relreshmenll were served by Mr. and Mrs. Linder Dalm Scholl. and brought their dauMr. Wllllllll Cllmcb, IJid ' lba hostess to tb8 above and entertained with a dloner 01 Pomeroy, 0. Mr. and Mrs. Jack Nicely ghters home. Mn. Vfr«<l ll<lllar of Mrs. Tbomas Young, Mrs. He!- Tuesday at their borne, FIM . Columbus, spent the past visited Mrl. Mona 1.on1. .. Diddle, Mrs. William Wal- woods. Guesll were Mrs. Antill end with Mrs, Nicely's 16th Anniver.ary Mr. aDd Mra. Sebby Joe son, Mrs, Cle!JD(i Hines, Missos da Baer, Mrs.~·=: Mr. and Mrs. Ray E. Of Cl b Celebrat'ed The Lord's Prayer in unison i and family bl Racine and Faye Reibel and and Mrt Edw 01 berry Ave. The 16~ anniversary of the and the pledge to the American ..Ued on Mr. and Mrs. Henry Reibel. Minerm e. --------- - - - -Mrs. Nellie Kepler Cannsta Club was observed on ftaa opened the regular meet- wood Johnston. ta ber borne, Columbus, evening with 8 dinner ing of the Syracuse Ladles AUX· Mrs. Ethel Johnson and Mrs. alter a weeks visit with ()sear's Restauranl in illary of th~ Volunteer Fire Elsie Roosh, Portland. Lydia Stewart. Department in tbe village hall their sister, Mrs. Anna Mr. and Mrs. 1!:. R. Kincaid The returned to the Monday night, Aug. 22. bower and Homer. '_____ _ 1 and daughter, Cynthia home of Mrs, ChDrles Bradbory Roll caU was answered by II Mrs. Gibbons of the card purl)' following. members present. Reports clea brought by those attend·[ Mich., spent a couple of, were Mrs. Earl Daven- were read and approved. ing will be held. u-.~son, l this week with Mrs. Lydia Sll' port and Mrs. Eugene Har· · Plans were completed to Present were Myla "' wart. rls. Winning prizes were Mrs. serve the canteen for the Blood· Do~na Phelpa, Elleeo'Ll•~:~::l Richard Gress, Mrs. William rnobUe visit to Pomeroy Moo- Edith Hood, Thelma Childs, Mrs. Lionel Gabbs and day, Aug. 29, Marte Rizer, Clara aS 0 Edna French. Mrs. Don- Tbe Sept. 12 meeUng wlll be Mary Laveoder, Agnes, Wnl~l,[ bald ' ,i" Potluck Dtnner p ome y Wa~d ~"':,ay vis::.,~ ~~r:.~:aof =~Sg . • w. O.; ...... ' Doris l;ln Phone 992-5432 JOHNSON CITY, Te1. (UPI) J~ told Wesn.atocraUc Itadera Saturth'l tbe present Congress already written a bright 1D history but !bat the still caanot be IBtiafied wbal II Is aecompllshiog. Ile apoke by telephone from Tu;11 ranch ID the Western l)emocraUc Conference National Park in '2· earn after school or on week ends ••. birthday and Christmas checks, go right into my own bank &avin~~;s account! Not all , of RCAVICTOR STEREO SOUND 199·95 5 course, but most -and, rememl:>,. ~avings earn interest (Qt you!• Start saving here NOW ·~· · ,J- 1 Open Friday Nights 6:00 to 8:00 p.m. POMEROY NATIONAL BANK ' Sennng Meigs Count., for ovn 94 year• POMEROY RUTLAND Member Federal Reserve System Member Federal Deposit IDiuraDct Corporation The lamlly decided ID hold a reunion next year also at Cedar Lakes on the Brsl Sunday ID August. Raym!Jild Parsons was asked to make the , arrangemeoll fll' nen year. Attendtq were Mr. and Mrs. A. D. Casto, Parkereburg; Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Barr,,, :~:j port; Mr. and Mrs. R Parsons, Woodrow, ' Tonight·...Friday ELBERFELDS IN .POMEROY At~~dlorld ARE OPEN UNTIL 8 •• AND TOMORROV SATURDAY NIGHT OPEN UNTIL 9 ( RCA VICTOR SOLID STATE STEREO with FM·AM AND FM STEREO RADIO II Ht,... 1 thrlll-prlced ate reo thot con Come see the many wonderful valuts and styles In the Busy Gatha, Rowena, and Flora Rae, Rock· castle; Mr. and Mrs. Glen Rowley and He!eo, Ripley; Mr. and Mrs. Ray Barr, RaMie and Tomm~, Leon Route; Mr. and Mrs. Jack L. Blair, and Larl, Mineral Wclla: Mr. Ready to Wear Dep1rtment - · 1lso the Prlntuss m1n Mr. Dougl1s Lang on the 2nd floor til!• wHbnd. II and Mrs.ill,Delmar Hea;~~~~~ Delmar Rebecca, and Robert wmtam, Mr. and Mrs. Jamea Michael, Steve and Debbie Parkersburg; Mr. Milton Barr, TbarnvUie: Mr. and Mrs, Johnnie Morrison aDd Uoyd, ThornvOle; Mr. and Mrs. 0. D. Hosdlar, Lobeck; and the honoree, Mn, Flora Barr Casto, Rock- 1..~~---~--_.1~ ' • :-i"' . ·---------------- family. Only • few more days in our August Furniture Sala - Only 1 few mor1 d1v1 in our August S.le of Scotts Grass SHd 1nd bt movtd from room to rqom. Safld state 20-wttt ptok - r 11trtO amplifltr drlvoo two 9' oval duo-cont aptoktro. Solid Stoto radio tunor briDII you tho bon"' notonlnc ptu• urt 91 FM-AM trid fM,Ste~. Studiomille 4-IPfod chlnctr will! ,_.. _......._ ... -... Fttlbtr Al:tl. on Ton.t ,Arm. loptrato ball, lrtblo, sloroo 1111ond compenuted lou4no01 <111riirots. TIPf rtcordor Input/output Jack. .. ·, ·' · · 'THE M...OIT,TRUSTE? ScoHs Turf Builder. ROOa.TO-RDOI IOIIutY , , , ""Ill.., II "" 5 ' FIIIIIIED !JI ALL'FOUR SIDES ,.., fllo ._toto 11M of ICA .._.. i1lnoVIolet ,_,.. PloJon with ~¥ onil PM en ulo en the , 2illj IIW. NAM~ tN eUCTRONIOI ' BE THRIFTY! ... SAVE YOUR SALESUPS _. _._______··- ELBERFELDS JN 'POMEROY II------~---~~~~,, ;,. '•' n1ll11D1 down the people, raid· · ~tree~~!, li:abblnl IDI· lhOps; earryln& placards dem~ "wipe out revision· Ism," "Wipe out capltailsm," "tear down ·paper tilers,'' and II n If a 1 new revolutionary JODIIS. All forms of "bourgl\:s Westemlsm" were being attacked. Yooths with Western ll)'le hllialll were. forcibly iteiJed and .their heads shaveol. Women witb trousers cons!· dered too tlghl bad lhiir lrouaera sUI or cut off at the lcbooll. 'ftte mmpaglng tee& qn hurled. orange peels aDd rocki at prleata. The Soviet newa agency Tass laid nine membera of China's MW "revolutlooary youth" !tad been killed by clllzena slrlldlli back at their Peking rampage. Other reporll reaching Tokyo and J1o11a Kong meolloned bloodahed but then were no delalls. 'ftle Soviet Union offlclaUy ~ prolalfeil· lllbnilar to l'eldDc peniiDtiD& about ~ ~ acll of hpollpnlanl agalnat the Russian Mmy and was filllnl in !lie Rl1811an pubUc oo tbe cultural revollillon. Tau dlspalcltel told ollbe armll of "eaptlatlllll!, eounter-revolutkmarles" and t1ae wbo oppooe tbe "Red Gl.fant's'' acUoo. 'lbe prooeriJ of lbele personl wu confllcated. Many travelers In China, particularly llae from Hong Kon1, Macao and otber poinll In Southea!il Asia expressed fear and lllid they were fleein& the country, One tourllt repm. ed 500 persona walllna at the Chlneae border town of Shwndn• fJJr clearanca to reenter . .. J, Bq - -.. J...J . toarllla uld IIIey ' wir4J1lftalend. .. ......... Gunl 'l'h offk!lll . Iff- China llet1C1 r· ll'll!d -with approval ' \ 'led Guard" IIIIIYemenl. "' !be earn.. palgn Ia obi. ~ oe old rooir - old pbli<Ql lll d culture' old CUitoDII • "' . adllion•." But tbo Pe 4,~~ d correapondent of :t. "c ·apa.eoe llainlchi Shh ~:;. i ut ol Japan's most r. ~,..~ ;~a ne:npapers, reporte, ~ J'. ~ "Rei Guards" were be. '$. :;, ~ 1 by tens of thousandl 0 .. -ers, aovernment el .. -:sand housewives. Ill wearing red armbands. Mainlchl described condition• decadea "lli!i ~ petbJg, culture and ereate This wu bl Iii' prals!Dg !be IRI'"DIIir feallval in Harbin, The fesUval was exemplary becaUJe 11 · !be ((I'Ut red oanner Tse-Tung'o tbougbt." II festival !tad awept - · ·'-'' ''bladt llne of Dterature and art" a;ad Fo>'ed ._..,. IDll ~-"· NOW YOII KNOW The cheetah, a mea.-..~k~ the cal ftmily, Ia !be ~ llllmalln !be ...... '. been eJocked to 84 Dlllea per boar, ta Callt.er'•·a&c7+1f•'a (ng Greater lfl44t. Ohio VaUe11 THREE SECTIONS Flomeroy-XIddleport SUNDAY, AUGUST 28, 1966 be. :.0... -· · . . . , . -. . · · · ' " -· ·Crazed Ex·-_ Ciir;Dealer in aRollabout Cabinet for only "Money earned this summer, •. money I'll 1'he· j'Red Guards'• were npotim. - ... -.. ·.:; ~·~, ';c":. :" ~:. ·:. . 0 I have my own Savings Account! Canlolr ill !be 1011th. '1'1.:•'!1111 Guard"· ~ Into - - l l. aDd ICboola, IIDlllhed pleturel and llaluel of tba Vir11JI Mary, ripped up or bumed Ottlsuan Bibles, raised tbe Red llq over !be chorchos and plaoed liusta of Mao bl the • 'I at Blooclmobl e The family of Mrs. Barr Casto bonored her on her 75tb birtbday August 7, at Ced· ar Lakes, Ripley. A very enjoyable picnic dinner was served at 12:30 witb tbe invocation being pven by Mr. Arthur Barr. Later Ia the afterno<•n.ll Mrs. Casto opened several gifts presented to her by Pmlnce· Ia !be to MaDcllurla In tbi 118t and It baa paped more sponsiblliUes to beip reach landmark lel(lalaUon thllll any these gnats, other congress-tbe ElemeDta- ChatUng earlier with tepor· ry and Secondary Educatiou ters at his ranch the President Act, the lli8ber Education Act, di I ed that ~ bad received vot!Dg riJibll, Medlcare, traflie s~"!.,.oone clll at 8-lO am. safety and Diany more." the Ohio ~~tie 1be President IBid the Co Columb Western Demacrall had belped oven11on a1 us. elect lhi8 Conaresa and that be lie reported the couvenUon knew they could be equally hltll 11111& blm 1 "happy effective In tbe elections Ibis birthday" and that alate party year. ~ bad invited him IBid be regretted But be added !bet no !ianipalgn in Ohio lhi8 fall. bla trip Friday to ldabo, Con,cress or Prealdent could promised be would. IColoroulo and Oldaboma w'mld solva Ill tbe nation'• 20th The ~nt wu asked ..,,~.nperml,_t a atop at !be century probiiiDS. He aald !be be were surprised 1 1" but ~ be ~ CIIIIIJllrY cauld not be 11tlllled lilrllouts wblcb - · ·110 Uw* tbo ~ '·"" '!Dill Ita air ,IJ!CI wa1e11 ~. B'r~ on lila .IUp(Mirt df !ill iirotiram. free .~f polluitOti, slreelto llid vieW of public ~))' · ll'a.tef!d lliiil!borbooda are free of indicallllg hl1 I NldJub ' ' :Llftl , Jtil1:rime aDd ·1111111 aD ~ was lilppJnc. ; iD Soulheut Alia. ,,., llltlo. &f~• ·· llt!! llilllt • He repllect' that ba lltougbt lila lePJatlve program, li.~ ' · Mil ji; · IIIIi, the crowds were good, tbal · jquate medleal care, ~ eojoyed !bern, and thai he lllb CoogreJs will soon;~ ·~· &ooo~ · Jbb!. · - . seen nothing in polls 00 l>eecl!ne history-and wbat •I ,,.,.,._ Dlil· the•·ollll'!l ,_. lbat hi woold not bava brl@l chapter II blatory II willj aomiiUIIIIlifl· h... ~ beavj ,.., turnouts. Auxiliary Will Serve Canteen MUis also attended the din- White, held· atandthean home Slack, Sylvia Zwillmg auctionof ofAgues arU· Ada a guest, Vickie Rizer. ' p;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;:r,-=.--=----=-.~-.~=-:.~~ ta:..ny. · Ga thers at Cedar Lakes ' u.s. ets Escalate to Record Raids 156 Mission Total Exceeds 8::S Johnson D1sa tisf1ed ~::P~~~~!N!en... Stanley Party Is Gtven at I Smtth Home C t Fam1·1Y lli1k!aDI GaDipoiii-PL Pleasant oi gr;,., . • lUttS VOL. 1 NO. 30 »re CROW'S STEAK HOUSE . m.. llftote4 2'o :·. . portlol. I a: ulloD-Iram Pair IIIII fCiltlnued mild Iunday. 1lflb SUnday moaily In 8011. Moaday partly cleudy and Wltm IIIIth dtance of allernoon Hobert.:= Mrs. !lrialliot&t ·tile WEATHER ~~¥~i.:W~ S~: Ci; lacluded Embalsy. S..porl Mao ...... Articles Read · About Women , Of he B'ble• ' , Society Notes tlat The "Red Guard" oJ'IIUI(zattoo wu lint repo~ lo clqpalches from China on Aug. II' wben Ill members appeared at a mass rally bl Pekin& to voice their support of Cblnne party cbalrman Mao TieTUna'• great "cultural revolulliln"-hls term for a me. ~ lbeo .the org~Uon bas erown by leapa and boundiJ Reports from Red China aald !be "Red Guards" were active Church WSCS Fl ts ol Cllbollc DUDI >aDd· prielll W(ft hlllll\llated In pubUe and foreign -.!BIIIirs were trylnjt to flee the eOutltry, JOY . t I ,. tbo RuMIID llaollpnlam" llioaJnc •:=:;:· o•d T . . .' Jt"!: I E . ed by . ' ~~~~I!Dkta -prollllld;Mact, man U:,. ' . • • spolli:S' About "THE PLEASURE SEEKERS" Ann Margaret . l2-Danr SelittneJ. Pomero)'-:MlddlepOrt, 0., Aug. 241, M~.McKnlg,.t s's . ' ~ ' Nam with a record 156 raids and American paratroopers uncovered VIet Cong supply and training areas contain· lng classrooms, documents, test papers and ammunitions, U. S. officials disclosed Saturday. The Air Force raiders, prevented by bad weather from striking the industrialized areas around Hanoi, concentrated (Qstead on the southern panhandle. They hit 181 taraeta Including 17 oil' fn the Frida~ raids. Tbe Air Force, Navy and 151 missions were 10 Marine raiders concentrated IDC)re than the previous record lbeir attacks in the North in _. last Wednesday, the areu around Dong Hoi \J. s.• Marines met little Thanlt Hoa and Vinb and at the Saturday Ill two Mu Gia Pass supply route into neeps in lht northern provin- South Viet Nam. COl near !be damilitarlzed zone Sel Ma111 Elplos1001 Nortlt and Sooth Viet Pilota reported e nmunterthe)' found 31 more ing heavy anllalroralt Bre, but it llif .ne· ill II major there were no lmmedlatA! rellgbl Friday and ports of downed planes. tbal 3I9 o! the ene- Maj. Bey L. Cowan, ~ of beeo kU!ed bl the hro Ptovldeooe, Ky., led a flfPt of lona operations. F4C Phantom jell against a Flad Supply Damp storage area 36 milea off Dong Paratroopers of the U. 8.. Hoi and left stocks of war 173rd Airborne BriJiade found . materials burning. lhe hastily abandoned supply In Scuth Viet Nam, 852 dump in ths Cam My dlslrlcl of bombers struck a suspected Phuoc Tuy Province 30 miles VIet Cong troop coocentnllon 1181 of Saigon during a sweep along the central coast and bit 1 la~F~:[Co.s also abandon- :.n::. ~~~ ~gceo~ 50,000 rounds cf ammunilion and stacks of ohlll1 for mortars, antitank guns and recoilless rifles. coast and hll a suspecled guerrilla base camp 10 miles northwest of Saigon ID a second raid Saturday. �' '· ' 1 . i' .· ~c . 1 · . ( '-' ' -:~yTlm :r '. el, Sunday, Aug. 28,1980 Air.f.~rce ~~~or ' Toppe_¥·U7e~lt }s ~ar~~ll?.~ ~tmg · J JMg~~itt'ory ni~0 ~y ~ t. 1 I{ '· Ualted l'rel• l,alerulloaal had killed 70 Vwt Cong while northeast last week. 1 VIetnamese marines. A U.S. Inlantty moppillc , "moderate" New .Haven, .COJW. .Sal&on -()en. William C. up Ute last pocket of VIet Coni Each ,ide had about 1100 men In per"""" were shoi to death In a. Westmorelanoj, .colljlllllnder of resistance after, bloody two- the fight. , city OWned low·rent. duplex U.S. In V1el Nam, Issued day battle called for air "We rolled the air strikes In hoine, reslr•cUons on attacking boats oupport Friday close because we were Ia Hampton, Va. -The first from the air. It was a result of Two FlO!' Sup.ersabres close rontact with the enemy," Riclvres . of earth from the an Air Force, aitack U.S. swooped in at 200 mlles ,an hour said 1st Division Commander vantage ,point 0! the moon were Coast Guard cutter by mistake. with napalm and 20mm cannon Maj. Gen. William E. Depuy. received from Lunar Orbiter. Tokyo -Radio reports . refire. "We did nol deliberately call Cape Kennedy -An un· e<lved here said militant But the fiery napalm and the this strike down on. OlifselV.e![. Jlllllllled Apollo opacecraft .was Chinese teen·agers enforced a cannon shells ripped the It was an error of only SO yards auccesafitlly laiUIChed and lrav· toughening of the Communist American position, killing sev· and. at 2110 mill!> an hour, these eled three-fourths around the way of life b) closing and era! men and woundillfl more things can happen and It did world before splashdovpt The defacing Christian churches lhan a score. happen." next Apollo ship to go up Is beating perso"" accused of The tragedy occurred near Depuy said the pilots were erpected to have three astro- subversive actions or thoughts. Phu Loi, 30 miles north of aol responsible for the mishap. nauts aboard. Washingtnn -House and sen· Saigon, where battalion of tbe Around the world: Saigon -Viet Colig terrorists ate conferees agreed, on a toJJgh Army'• 1st Infantry Division Washington -President John· ,dressed as SoUth Vietnamese lederal automobile safety bill. son began a "nonpolitical" soldiers raked a pollee slalionl Los llnleles - Silent .screen swing through the northwest. with gwtfire, klllillfl lbr<!' star Bushman died, He made a similar !rip to the policemen and three . South I Moscow .-Luna 11, al week's ~mit suffer~ l~ses. ~l'lvt• ~orces a on~ an~ ·I StoekMarket ed· .by PIago • .SeIImg NEW YORK (()PI)- Heavy selling continued to pllgut the stock market this week and prices dropped sharply. The Dow . Jones industrial avera•e • retreated 24.06 on the week lo finish at a new 1966 low of 7110.56 - its lowes! level since it stood al 7?6.44 on Jan· uary 21. 1964. Rails dropped Francis~ I c ~oon. 1 The KID,I~ bo~sing ~rgel ~ ~~- r ~ , ~pjlll. ..... of lite word. . K,..., He spelled Clll !nrlllet' alma of· Dlt Cbirlflll ·lmdOlil m~• . ,. , "We sliD have alofte,.J te go. There are atUI lltiPIJrY people, Incomes under • and thOUSllnda of l#lfm· ployed, We caa't atop !lOW;, be r WI si,~ TVP VALUI STAMPS with thl1 -.on and ltUrthiH 2 pkoo. Pnoh of Prooh , _ Plow Chlckin ~. t/3/16 said =::.·-------'"+- 18,~13 , 700 Shade You' 'h been 1UJn:~::I In dJD • JUre c~.'::,"blln CycJecrash. Addi·s Ababa Warms for deGaule's VI.SI•t ( De1ayedto sept 4th UPJ Briefs FTe~ch R!st!'~rl" R: ~!corned. , ~~;ers l'~en I~ lb. 49c lb. ~9c Kroger J!.e~h Fryer~ 5°c lb. .?Oc lb. c.. Hie RQc lb. ill. :me lb. Turkeys You'll lb. han n.. - pltnty ... Bold. TOP VALUE STAMPS ond ,..,..._ . ............. Kroa•• lr.,... hdcllftll lllqt. t/J/16 ,, TOP YALUJ ITAMPS will> lhlo ond ,.,..,.,. tall uy Ull ltaid lftlld S,r1y lllqt, t/!/68 Cho~rkeh Krottr lrlfMI Whet&, ereckN & Whole Wheat Home Prldt 9" Whit• Plcni 1 ::· 89c Bread _. -__ . ___ 5 1:::; $1 Plates ______ __ lpotllfht Insllnl R11 .$1.50 $1.49 V.Jut~ Adorn DIVOI c;;ke MEIGS THEATRE Sugar .05 53e Joy---------K...... lrond 1'1._ loll Pork & Beans 8 ! .. $1 c.u..,. Clo4 Asol'd. flov"' Ice Cream ____ ~ CU(IB., v. ..t. 59c Lemonade __ .....!;,""'·49c ---- 10 ~··· .... $1 12·11. :' J 50 EXTRA,., Kro(ler Brand Fruit , TOP YAtUE, ST~ •i!f' thlt """" ..... ,~... Cocktail .. . ' 2 • ··~ ..... . : :' _,leCoold~ . lllp. 11/3/61 .' - No. 2Yz Avondalt Y. C. Halt Whlto ' Alot'd, Colan Towels - ___ __ _3 !f.;. $1 Peaches ____ . _ 3 N:~.~v. 69c "''"""' Meat __ 2 Lunch Avendlle Purple COII/I ••••••• Plums __ __ ____ 4 N~~ $1 89c 50 EXTRNI us oN Dt~ive·ln WED. ond THURSDAY TONIGHT th•u TUESDAY (MARY POPPINS has been W VA "SilGEANT DEADHEAD" rrankle Avalon Deborah W1lley (Color) -AND"SLAYI TRADE IN THI WOIILD TODA y• · Ia Color (llocumeDtol')l) .. NOT OPEN FRIDIIY th•u TUESDAY Slptemblr 2~ W1lt Ditnt,'s "MARY POPPINS" (Teehnicolor) Julie Andrewll Dick Van Dyke Colorcertoon Adml,.loo: ?II< ond 40< 50 SUNDAY NIG.tlJ v • ONI· SHOW AT 1 - ' 675·11'41 , Pt •., Pl-.nt ~~~ lo'Uf,.Y t i'>Clitlh lo ~1,¥~ • ludgot Pllii! AT7 -\.- . ~··, ~ ·~·.,.:•. '.~';,' ,~­ -:./. :., i ' PotJtoes llJp, ll/3t•' ' 12-oz. . ': ..' ca11s J... 'f . ltlrt 'em, mash '•m, er fix '•m any Wol)' ,., like 'om. Tlloy"l'l EXTIM ~ ~' """ ...~ -:.:.·: ~· •111111111 - , iii!C~,.,P~ \ Big KDrinks TOP 'IAI.UI STAMPI ··-. . Tropicalo Low Calorie . Fruit Drinks .. ~·! ,p~-CN=..~· :,---y~~..~~;:~.::c::~--~~--~==~~--~--,-----~-----------~---------Sallid tlust$'d ·· Salad Mu;rd ~.. Decro11 ~~~.. ·;.~ARQ,L~N~ .~UMBE{t f. $tiPPL'( CO. to the Meip by popular reque.st!) - .... . I . ' You•u..P11!1.. ~ *1: . . '• , .. A... 31 • Sopl. 1 brougbt back ...* 8 Flavors Canned White All-Purpose TOI' VALUI STAMioJ •illllfllo .............. l ...o.IC...., londwlch fR .,.. ·'I 11...,.. llrenn Biscuits Vfm·. .~JOIIS; ·.,;,·,·,~~-~ TODAY, ·MONDAY, 1UESDAY & WEDNESDAY " Ha1r . Spray __ __ 7-or. 84c ••• lmlttssp Brand Salad Dressing 3 ....r11 $1 ' J 39c Jack Frost or Domino K....,.lS.a. J9U'r• MIDDLEPORT ••• Charcoal ••••••• • ••••••••• •• M;ilk 50 EXTRA 1 . . . . can Bread . --___ . _4 =:~ 88c lliant box JOe OFF Label Kroger· Brand Evapilrated:: . LIGHl THE SPOT IS ON THIS BUY! .,____ lrancl Whi.. L. . . Dltt tent ay,_:;~ 11m~~. 0 • • • • • 79 lb. New Detergent 60 EXTRA 1JI.,IV--- FURNITURE ..... Kn~~er • •• • • • • • 3 Hi-C Drinks _. 3 :::· 89c 1 BAKER Ham Quarters or Breasts Quarters J Delicious llrull ll..v1n 1 3 COmpIete Dubuque Canned Frying Chicken Coffee _____ _ t ·-· ~'fl en.fhe.ftnn fl.vor• can . tlolo - .· ···~ your .., 11et'"' • ....u, clolictouo thldton .,. · ~.+ ---.--- .. R0· ms Hmo. is yaur Krepr ........ Our chicken. .,. erirt tender 1Mcause n pidl: 'ern younl from ~Pteitll~·r•lltCI floc:lca ... iMi~t~ 'tm fl' YOU buntln, wlth iuicy.rlc:ft, ~n­ 45c • • • • • • • • • • • lb. Coffee - ~:::ti'J? ' ,; )()]'f. harMI when ttT · t un••· PIKt.d company umes Kroger Brand Reg. or Drip ln~estigatiDD -~ c~nf.!llued, I t. 59e Slot!k your frwqr with rour f.lvarift chicken pitctl ~ Hotopl~al Line Scores ° ill. ~,lriP Fr~ ~~ [ tense l'n!slden~Carl Breasts ___ _ Whole Legs _ Drumsticks _ Thighs __' ___ Wings__ _ __ Backs & Necks . ers ____ _ Liv Giblets __ •__ It Extra flit V•lut Stamps with coupon 1M lnd purcheM of 2 or .,..,.. plcts. frtlh " Frfeh. Frn.n Plf!Ce Chicken. 50 EXTRA from Healh Church ladle• prepared and oerved Ute t' IW!r and were the judges. . "Blakeslee By MICHAEL KEATS injured, De Gaulle . ''!'_as wel· hurling tear gas and concussion lUI-·in two hadrevlous • 1 of the week's deficit since did e: Lancaster 00 make plans for . Ualted P•es• Intematloaal comed by Emperor Haile Selas· bombs, chased away hundreds 'th th pall' 1 11 not reflocl lht many kllll·'i'oo I1 e trrp. . : ADDIS ABABA, Ethiopia sie as thousands of Ethiopians of banner·wavins, rock·throw· WIGov. e If Pointed 3 declines amonl the glamor !s-1 The tentat 1ve plans call for UPI) - French President cheered. mg Somalians demandmg mde- there are _, fOO Rotary sues, partirullrly airlines and Johnson IO arrive at Lockbourne Charles de Gaulle- his world· They traveled. Into the clty. pendence from France or an· In th world .'wtth 1100 000 1.,'cowtt•H' ~lectronlcs. Air 1-'orce Base near Columbus girdling tour'"d marred fremF the1 De Gaulle standing upright jq nexatictn or -.:-raeln 1 by n. either11 Somalia f <~!"" • " .. A 17·year·oldRll b b The week started soft and go by h~hcopter lo Lancaso_ut~et .Y ~ y .anti • rene 1 an open c~r an~, ~uring stops, Ethiop a. ur Gau e was ore "Tills b. been, and cu be youth was injured 00 8 oore with a _ drop in the ler lo campa1gn lor Moeller. I nollng m Djibouti -flew to a walking w1th d1gn1ty stra~ht to call off the speech. • ve•ter '.ioree for lntena- 5 p. m, In 1 one ; rar 12 59 Dow _ Jones Indicator and an- The President's Lanc-c~ster vis- I warmer reception here Satur- int& the crowds. shaking hands tloDal ua.fentaadla1 ,; Ill on Rt. 33 near the other 1.89 loss on Tuesday. it was tentatively set for 5 p.m. . day. with everyone In reach. said. · ' Prices rallied on Wednesday EST. : Still composed after the riots, Meanwhile, in .Cairo, a crowd Horky pre,.nt· C. and boosted !he average HI. Moeller has won three of lhe : '"_which two _w~~ill~d- and ~5 of about SOD Somali students ed the 1overnor. Georae "~tutelihl There was some buying in the last four congressional elections I allacked the Embassy (Continued from page I) l!l'aves, Jr., a transfer from bach's department said market Thursday morning tJul Jn . ttJe. sp.rawhng Southeasler!l i with stones, smash4;d four the East Liverpool club, Wall Mal'\' in Gilkey was wren it petered out Ihe indica· OhiO diStrict but was reported embassy cars and clashed with ,- Charles de Gaulle flew Jere Guests were Harold Veterans Memorial lor saued ?.IS. The average tn a Iough ftght for a third police who repelled their at· on the second leg of his riot- lf!Seman, Gallipolis, and private auto for treatml!nt plunged more than poinls by secullve term Repubh· tempt to berak into premises. marred round·the-world Buffington, Pt. Pleasant. chest, right arm and left mid . day Friday. 10recovered, can Clarence E. Mlller, a for· I : Two policemen were injured. S•11Jrday and called f,or an •ul!'l· Ladle• ol the church serving injuries and also laceraiMns . lhen plunged again finish off mer Lancaster mayor. . , , one seriously. ment. ol _ne•llral nations to end 1 fried chicken dinner were the face. "• · 10 1. 1. . _Moeller. a Lutlleran mm1ster, l Djibouti. the capital of French the flghbng 1n V10t Nam. 1Mrs. Everett Davis, Mrs. Authorities said Gilkey rowlltlol· 1 8 Tradiq IDcreased v.as elected by 5,400 .votes m 1 Somahlard, which 1s coveted by The F'rench _President re- t!l' Hayel. Mrs. Terry ed a curve, went to the Tradillfl lor the week swelled 1965. but the congresSlonal r.. ~ the Somali Republic and by !erred to V1el Nam peace Mrs. Boa Robson, Mrs. •Ide, and off lhe hlghw~y. 0 In 41!,5!12,8? shares !rom :!2,· d!slncbllfl put three count1es _ Ethiopia, was lJe GSulle's· lirsl proposals _at a state banquet Moore, Mrs. Perry Mitch nd traveled 248 feel and CliJne 5 a week before that , usually vote .heavlly R.. , CHICAGO IUPI) - Rev . slop on his controversial tou•. 114.160 shares hiS _honor by Emperor Miss Bess Sanborn. a a atop after hlttlne ' • : culvert, and shares in the publican m lhe diStrtct wh1cb 1Rubert McGruder, head of the The trouble culmlnaled Hrule selass1e at the Grand ol the tili1hap ,.me week last year. much of the Appalachia ' West Sid• organization's Minis· day at a city squai"O in Whicb Palace, He was expected to OAK mu HOSPITAL :'' ·' ' 01 the I ,565 1ssues traded, • ;::,~~~- Tr :terial !Inion, announced lale De Gaulle was to address the spell Ojll ~ela!ls . of hiS plan ln Blrtbs - Mr. and Mrs. Arthl . , · I 369 r.treated and only 131 ad· J h ,. Y IIY LBJ . I Saturday a scheduled march of pubhc Foreign leglonnaireo, ~.. i/peeches '" Cambodia ur J. Peters. Wtllston, a HooliJJranisrn 1 vanred. There were 170 new se~n~5 ~~~m~:~~ ~:rpdB ~ hJs ~ militant civil rights groups into -~- :"perhaps other stops 00 the I Adam Jay, Prote8t ll!..~e:kfj! 1966 lows ond only ( ,new highs IDemocrat. m their fall" ... Cicero has been po•t· ur. I Mrs. MOSCOW Th1g was ttJe largesf>,number .of paign which will Drmg the par- i poued untn Sept 4. I has ne-w lows smce 1,000 were regJ$· ty's most glamorous names J t 8 FEVER KILLS 2t · . Jack of 1 1 tered in the week ending J . . tn The one·week postponemen Y Unlled Prell loteroat ona ' MANILA (UPll -Th Ph'1II Gussl•• 1\t il. Jad<lon a the 'Soviet In IATUIIDAY 't ·1 .:)o .,,, . une to the fight m wh1ch they are ap arently resulted from a . 1 e P'" , ~.., • . .... ... ~ -· •:. ·• · lkhonl Nor · ' , I, 1962 - the week President rated underdog in otate races " P b' f tho ·res• Nalloaall.eague pines has asked the World · daughll!r, Jacljill!llne Candace, comtnilted IN '· . '.'. 11 Kennedy confronle<f Jhe steel in· The Pre$ident was to make ~ : ;~~s~th:ali :nd ~~ r~ua· tSaspeoded pme ol Aog. II) Health Organization and the ' Aug. 23. : : • ::;: policemen lDoked on, , It "lltUT AOIN'I' 11''.f \· · PIIIIIA~L" 9\il!ft dustry over an a<!nl!ls-lhe-board brief talk to the party's slate id fM U th Houston 020 102 301- 9 13 0 Southeast ASia Treaty Organ!· I Pr01eat Paflln~ ~ceo anoounced Saturtlay. ln .tolor 'Jl:':t price hike. . I convention by telephone loday 11K~n 1 a~· 0d ar ~ u e~ Chicago 2011 020 103- 8 11 1 10tion to help in combating an I Canter, Rt. 3.:U.It Rin; 1letl)l A note of proteot said· Soviet Ani ~ Brokers oaid worry ov.,. thel Slate Sen. Fraeer Reams Jr · till. ."' 80 I Zachary, Taylor (6), Ray- [outbreak of hemorrhagic fever, Arthur• • Webster; had· been hlllnillatei l lrol HIIIIJ ~ 1 . d <9J and Bateman: Hands, a Heath l "' , pok..man ' Mapes, WeII ston; " IN . .. · riSing cost of borrow In g, the de· Ithe candidate for covernor was., moroa b the rJum "bl was k ,_.,.g .. .ou~ mon numstry s group! 1111 1 "SPY IN YOUliYI" . cline In the supply fl lendable call Johnson al hiS Texa• Y ac power nu n •Hendley 16), .Jenkins (6), Lee Isaid Saturday. A< of Fr~day . . Rose, $1::;.1, .IICkson: the "Red Guard" 00 In Geler funds and concern over the !ranch at IUS a.m. (EST) totoups I (7), Earley <B) and Hundley. the disease had killed 29 Davis, :J!IIl Hm: Mrs. of zealoll I'I.UI:CAIITOOII later effects of these laclors Iextend the convenllon's birthday Earher Saturday, C1cero town WP-Zachary (1.1), LP-Hands persons and hospitalized 3,000 Jane Sllillh, Oak Hill: are brutally a I the economy and thus corpor·l greetmgs. The conversation was !ofllc•als had asked Gov. Oltu 18·12). HR-Aspromonte (7th), other_s_since Aug. I . I Warren,.ti!t. 4, Jackson; lura! revoluUon" In ate profits sparked much of lhc . to be amphfled so the >00 per· IKerner to provide Nat•onat , -1 , Mar1e Walls, Rt. 4. Jackson; sellmg. sons attending the affair in eo. IGuardsmen In block the march. 1 (!nd Game) · O'Tool• (5-6). LP-Wise 13.~). · Mrs. t\1>\'Pthy Kirkpatrick. Oak Sperry Rand was the volume lumbus could hear Johnoon 's r., l Ki d h' 'd f d Chicago Hill; !d111iba Yates, Balckfork: 0112 020 000- 4 8 o' leader. It dropped 2¥. to 28 \, marks. . i ngedaln ttsh a• eshcoln edm ·~ Houston 001000 ~· 7 9 I I Amerlcaa Lea&•• Donald S. Potts, Rl. 3, Oak .L Th e stoc k V1ce . PreStdenl . H'll , on I.24•· Hubert n. repeat y w1. . marc ea en:. . H 0 11 , man, Hendley <iJ ,! _ _ 1 : Roger Dale Blackburn, Rl. 7011 ouares: 1 wus b!d up early In the week Humphrey was to campaign Ill ' Sources Wlthm. the march Koonce (9) and Hendley· IDetroit 000 Ill 02()- 5 8 2 I, Minford; Floyd While, Cam· on roports it would markel a 'iCieveland on Sunday, sept. 18, ileadersmp s81d II was ar~•"'.d Giusti sembera , 5) farrell (8) New York 010 0112 0113-6112 brian Ave .. Jackson: Mrs. Mvr· desk-top copying machine made at the party's big steer roast. ~at the. marchers were. toO and Bateman. WP..:__Farrell 16- Wilson, Aguirre t8) and iel Paint~r. Wellston; Mn. 1 ~b;.y ..s.. a.. xo'"n"'P"'a..;per.,.,.;.;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;liiiOiA.;.n.;.no.;.un.;.:ce.;.m;:e:n;.l,:w,:••:.;:to:.,:be::.::m;:ad:;,:e , d "'~.an1Zed that the march 8), LP-Hendley (4-4), HRS- 1Freehan; Downing, Renlff <8) I Mayme Finnerty, Wellston; .. ·· .. was n~t worth being put 10 W iII i am s (24th), Bateman and Gibbs, Howard 15). WP- Chester Breech. South Wei> Jail lor and that a marrh 116th), AspromonteiBth). IReniff 1:1-i). LP- Aguirre (2-BJ I'ter; Mrs. Sadie Skirvin, Dav· Sunday would be regarded as a L.A. 000 000 04()- 4 6 0 HRS- Cash (22nd). McAuliffe , is Home. Oak Hill: William slap al Kmg S. F. OOliOOO 000- o 4 1 (16thl , Pepitone !29th), Whlta· Everett Jones. Oak Hill; Koufax <21-7) and Roseboro: ker fist) , Wilsoo 18), Mantle nle Akers. Rl. !, Oak Hill; REPRIMAND RESCUER Rolin, Henry (B), McDaniel fB), 123rd), John Jackson, Ewlngton; Mrs. CHAMONIX, France iUPI) Sadecki <91 and Haller. LPAlma Ki!'ll>le, Rl. 3, Jackson; f' :l ;_ ,· (;1'~ ' ~The Mountoin Guides Assocla· : Bolin 17·9). Minn. 400 000 03()- 7 1 0 Mrs. M81Jorie Seurloc'l, Rt. 8, UOO here Saturday suspended "1New York 001 1011 I(J()- 3 8 o · Chicago 000 000 112- 4 8 1 Jackson; Mrs. Wanda member, Rene Desmalso~, for ; Atlanta 200 102 Olx- 6 91 Merritt 13-12) and Battey, Rt. 2, McArthur; Mrs. IhiS part earher this week 10 the ! McGraw, Hamilton 17) and ' Zimmerman (4): Buzhardt. nle Alban, Rt 3. Oak , dramatic resrue of two Ger· , Grote; Johnsoo (1().8) and Higgins (8), Pizarro (8) and Howard Dean Parks, Rt ALL MEW FURHITI.iltE FOR · mans trapped on. a n•.arby Torre. LP- McGraw 12.6). HRS 1Rnmano. LP-Buzhardt. HR- HUI and Clement Rn•wl~rtd,IJ peak. The . a~SOCiallon said -Torre, 2 <29th and 30th), Buford {6th). Jackson. Desmalson_ mf~lllied rules by · Kranepool (14th) A~ron (35th) aot aotlfymg 1t of the rescue • · · ' bid .in company with American ! Phil a. 000000 000- 0 6 1 not r.OIIy ~Ond Alpm!St Gary Hemmmg. 1Cin. 000 101 OOx- 2 s g INCLUDING of '"''"''"'' YOu'll ...,., 'I ' .·.. CHARGE SHIP CAPTAIN Wise, Knowles 18), Verbanic A ' 171 and Uecker· O'Toole AGADIR, Morocco <UPl) - I McCool 1f) and WP ' Frl9ldalre The captain of an overloaded -- ~---- - r. - · ev.n .,more , ,, . "' ;,L lltfriterator trawler whieh capsized with an Gilllipolis, Ohio nd ,'IIIII 10~ .lalo~.WIN P!llnl liqwo fiOlll bniitl or ,. estimated 60 persons aboard ofi ·rollll' . .j, Ills yOu paint up, down, or SldtwiN otop'-' ' fulhlu this Moroccan port last week •nd ~n-•• otttn •• JOU likl ••• ,Y.M nMr lhoWi i has been charged with inVOIW1· Gos IIGIIIJI llftlllllor II~ moll!. IIIHH · ,, . \ tory homicide, a report oaid ' TONIGHT lh•u TUISDAY In mlnlllltl.Witllout a Int.. • • • "STAGECOACH" o.f. fllllrit o4t!f• c1tan1 up Saturday. He was also charged 1!1 ~p· ond-toild . · (Tecbnieolor) • with beillfj drunk at the time of luy on hsy Terms ....,.,. 1,0161lor"ut . A~n-Margaret, Red Buttons, A lmtll dawn paymen, the accident, which caused 19 MlChlf'l Connor• Bing . , . 'f'!hll 111019 oaul!l you World's Funniest Castaway! Wlntl £1Ctipt mQrl ';r end only S1.00 deaths. Crosby, Van Heflin . . m I'AINT , per day. Colorurtoons YIO!Idol·r·~·· ~ aga1~st . c • March Icero con· ~ Coprrftlrt, 'IIIII Co., m1 . ~ IWII"¥1 the ritht ,. Hmit ••ntrtin. even~ I 1 I ~. ett~." a : alal)d.II!J:~ I I at the convention that Sen. Rob. Word that Johnson was plan-• make the Lancaster stop on the ert F Kennedy of New nlng the Ohio visit came from ! way back to Washington. •• will speak at the party's big $50 Ian a1de to Democratic Stale The big business of the par· a plate fund raising dlnn•r In Chairman Morton Neipp, She ty's convention today was adop· Columbus Oct. B. said Johnson would campaign in Uon of the plaUorm scheduled Aide Glveo Word Detroit on Labor Day and would In the afternoon session. . 7.!;2 lo a new low of 195.03 and There was no oHichll an- ; ulthlies backtracked 1.67 to a nounc.,ment of tile President's I new low of 12ll.!HI. . • plans,. but White House person· ' However, the drop 1n tile m- nel were reporled to have visit.. dicator reflected only portion 1 agrt~~~~~enii.IIMIIOt follow~rs: Chamblin c~allellfled tbe Mld· Under the term:s ol . 'the delporl ·Pomeroy Rotary club agreement, Ute Cbtcago ·Real Friday night to find ways to Estate Board 1promised to carry out lnlem•tlon•l Rotary's wulldraw 111 opposition to lhe program or • .:·Better world philosophy of open occnpan':Y. lbrough Rotary. _The Chicago Housing Authority Gov. Chamblin, 8 Columbus to take evecy action attorney specializing in corpor· to. promote fair hensation law, made his annual and II, agreed to seek d' sites far public to the club also tra to limit tiOnally holdswhich Its "loud ohlri•· ho the. height of contest" the ame using .. In th's C E In. density ,areas, and to weari~ a whlte ·,piashed build smaller uruts. crimson number won the The prtlldent of ll!e·. I \'or~ <UP!) - Demorratk >our<-es smd SaturdO¥, they expect President Johnson lo make a Labor Day Yl!ll lo Lancaster, OhiO, to campaign for Rep. Wall>!r E. Moeller. ~~ uovernor uu.~cbedlw ~elll, AskSBeller olbe~ cl~ Oh~ltedl 1 FUt ure \Vorld :~e reach:b~d~~edat . , .. ~OLUMBUS ' qen~r. ~d a ~ 0. would'~ead ~rclt -- - - r -·-- r .ight;: . -SPENCER ol !be West Side OrJan!JiUon Coun\Y !!pard ol ~~ end, was expected to reach the Ullled Preila tllteraolloalll (WSO) who said he en qreed to make persillell& area of the RIJsslano : QIICAOO !'<Ufll ' >-Martin .the Into cicero.sunlrar- ellort'· to :!lnil' lhe ltiUl say it \Yillsend pictures back to. Llllher pledged . himself tile very lhlllfl Klnc ·tJ«''CCtally avaUable llor•welf.-e ndilleJIIL earth. , . tod•y to tmplemefit his lint ealleof off in Ute f1llb . ot<· bis Sdveral oilier· Bonn -Three tllj>ranklng major victory 1n 1 Northern Victory for open oocupancy:· to promote fllr houSilll· generals of !be West German city-a promise for OJlOI! . . ,: ' illll Mallet WUI!illl. ar!DY resigned in a disputjl In Chlcqo. Bul .But.,. Klnl , said lhal II "Jilheoe between the military and mililani Negro leader lhrea· Robinson and his feel c:arrted out, ,a.Jcago hil nol civilian controL tened to mar the lrillmph by they must, "They 10 wllb, my seeoca demotlllnllon.ptco what Chicago -lo!artin Luther marching toto ~noe suburban prayer• and hopes.(' ,· ·wtll ~suo." Ktnc· nld •.''If this Killfl Jr. kept up his demands Cicero. As for blmsell, Klllfl J&ill. bo city fails to respect Ill for fair housillfj. Officials In Kinl said he did aot a[!l'eo would 1'-Y In 0 Cbleaao-Jlls pmlllisel, !II · . are too Clncero. IlL. asked Gov. Otto with Chesler Robinson, leader ma11n city narrilw and Ill jallij are too Kerner•to call out the National I , tlbe city , lncl smab , to conlalll !be Guard lo keep order durillfl a I , Is promises. · f clernbtlltraton. 1 •. planned march Sunday In that . "l(,c wlli ·aever ' mallt; ' Washington -Los Angeles """" , · "'""' ,dOiil In butchery of, 111)1 Mayo. Sam Yorty clashed with 1 Cblcaco for open housine ,lhan Kine slid.. . · ' Sells. Rowt F. Kennedy, (). :!'t In 11(8 Kine COl 1 N.Y., .and Abraham A. Rlblcoff, eaerlul. · trike avend 1 .~~~1 .l as he opoke Friday ~lghl. 1M D-Conn .. al 1 oubcommlltte pow s e ""' aaor wlnclup·ol a nlly .Jtllhf bearillf! on urbBD affairs. ,, cliltclt, a . , , ~nee e an CBD _T8JI!PII ~er -Jewl.!h qna~ 01118 thai DIStrict Governor George It off, Kms said. once' was a ghetto In the classic p res1.den t Expec t ed .t 0 · ampargn . ,or M eIIer at L anc-as· fer · ·s~-o•n· J ( ••• " \ ., · · .:.... · _f (", riC ..... 'j:; ~- · .· · Sat:tii;ud. Jt: .. , , ;...;)~ ...,__,_~,.....,,_.:_~ _ 18e ;.:.. ;., ·....:,;:~, .'i!L. - •• 4· . ; .. ~g llllllo •••••• ' 39c re88JDg. :..·.... ...... .......41•"' loll Porfcoy ••••• - Napkilts ............-. 37c 'I lkt. .... .: ..:" 29c . Margarine ' . '.. ! Dct.. ... ~ ..... �' '· ' 1 . i' .· ~c . 1 · . ( '-' ' -:~yTlm :r '. el, Sunday, Aug. 28,1980 Air.f.~rce ~~~or ' Toppe_¥·U7e~lt }s ~ar~~ll?.~ ~tmg · J JMg~~itt'ory ni~0 ~y ~ t. 1 I{ '· Ualted l'rel• l,alerulloaal had killed 70 Vwt Cong while northeast last week. 1 VIetnamese marines. A U.S. Inlantty moppillc , "moderate" New .Haven, .COJW. .Sal&on -()en. William C. up Ute last pocket of VIet Coni Each ,ide had about 1100 men In per"""" were shoi to death In a. Westmorelanoj, .colljlllllnder of resistance after, bloody two- the fight. , city OWned low·rent. duplex U.S. In V1el Nam, Issued day battle called for air "We rolled the air strikes In hoine, reslr•cUons on attacking boats oupport Friday close because we were Ia Hampton, Va. -The first from the air. It was a result of Two FlO!' Sup.ersabres close rontact with the enemy," Riclvres . of earth from the an Air Force, aitack U.S. swooped in at 200 mlles ,an hour said 1st Division Commander vantage ,point 0! the moon were Coast Guard cutter by mistake. with napalm and 20mm cannon Maj. Gen. William E. Depuy. received from Lunar Orbiter. Tokyo -Radio reports . refire. "We did nol deliberately call Cape Kennedy -An un· e<lved here said militant But the fiery napalm and the this strike down on. OlifselV.e![. Jlllllllled Apollo opacecraft .was Chinese teen·agers enforced a cannon shells ripped the It was an error of only SO yards auccesafitlly laiUIChed and lrav· toughening of the Communist American position, killing sev· and. at 2110 mill!> an hour, these eled three-fourths around the way of life b) closing and era! men and woundillfl more things can happen and It did world before splashdovpt The defacing Christian churches lhan a score. happen." next Apollo ship to go up Is beating perso"" accused of The tragedy occurred near Depuy said the pilots were erpected to have three astro- subversive actions or thoughts. Phu Loi, 30 miles north of aol responsible for the mishap. nauts aboard. Washingtnn -House and sen· Saigon, where battalion of tbe Around the world: Saigon -Viet Colig terrorists ate conferees agreed, on a toJJgh Army'• 1st Infantry Division Washington -President John· ,dressed as SoUth Vietnamese lederal automobile safety bill. son began a "nonpolitical" soldiers raked a pollee slalionl Los llnleles - Silent .screen swing through the northwest. with gwtfire, klllillfl lbr<!' star Bushman died, He made a similar !rip to the policemen and three . South I Moscow .-Luna 11, al week's ~mit suffer~ l~ses. ~l'lvt• ~orces a on~ an~ ·I StoekMarket ed· .by PIago • .SeIImg NEW YORK (()PI)- Heavy selling continued to pllgut the stock market this week and prices dropped sharply. The Dow . Jones industrial avera•e • retreated 24.06 on the week lo finish at a new 1966 low of 7110.56 - its lowes! level since it stood al 7?6.44 on Jan· uary 21. 1964. Rails dropped Francis~ I c ~oon. 1 The KID,I~ bo~sing ~rgel ~ ~~- r ~ , ~pjlll. ..... of lite word. . K,..., He spelled Clll !nrlllet' alma of· Dlt Cbirlflll ·lmdOlil m~• . ,. , "We sliD have alofte,.J te go. There are atUI lltiPIJrY people, Incomes under • and thOUSllnda of l#lfm· ployed, We caa't atop !lOW;, be r WI si,~ TVP VALUI STAMPS with thl1 -.on and ltUrthiH 2 pkoo. Pnoh of Prooh , _ Plow Chlckin ~. t/3/16 said =::.·-------'"+- 18,~13 , 700 Shade You' 'h been 1UJn:~::I In dJD • JUre c~.'::,"blln CycJecrash. Addi·s Ababa Warms for deGaule's VI.SI•t ( De1ayedto sept 4th UPJ Briefs FTe~ch R!st!'~rl" R: ~!corned. , ~~;ers l'~en I~ lb. 49c lb. ~9c Kroger J!.e~h Fryer~ 5°c lb. .?Oc lb. c.. Hie RQc lb. ill. :me lb. Turkeys You'll lb. han n.. - pltnty ... Bold. TOP VALUE STAMPS ond ,..,..._ . ............. Kroa•• lr.,... hdcllftll lllqt. t/J/16 ,, TOP YALUJ ITAMPS will> lhlo ond ,.,..,.,. tall uy Ull ltaid lftlld S,r1y lllqt, t/!/68 Cho~rkeh Krottr lrlfMI Whet&, ereckN & Whole Wheat Home Prldt 9" Whit• Plcni 1 ::· 89c Bread _. -__ . ___ 5 1:::; $1 Plates ______ __ lpotllfht Insllnl R11 .$1.50 $1.49 V.Jut~ Adorn DIVOI c;;ke MEIGS THEATRE Sugar .05 53e Joy---------K...... lrond 1'1._ loll Pork & Beans 8 ! .. $1 c.u..,. Clo4 Asol'd. flov"' Ice Cream ____ ~ CU(IB., v. ..t. 59c Lemonade __ .....!;,""'·49c ---- 10 ~··· .... $1 12·11. :' J 50 EXTRA,., Kro(ler Brand Fruit , TOP YAtUE, ST~ •i!f' thlt """" ..... ,~... Cocktail .. . ' 2 • ··~ ..... . : :' _,leCoold~ . lllp. 11/3/61 .' - No. 2Yz Avondalt Y. C. Halt Whlto ' Alot'd, Colan Towels - ___ __ _3 !f.;. $1 Peaches ____ . _ 3 N:~.~v. 69c "''"""' Meat __ 2 Lunch Avendlle Purple COII/I ••••••• Plums __ __ ____ 4 N~~ $1 89c 50 EXTRNI us oN Dt~ive·ln WED. ond THURSDAY TONIGHT th•u TUESDAY (MARY POPPINS has been W VA "SilGEANT DEADHEAD" rrankle Avalon Deborah W1lley (Color) -AND"SLAYI TRADE IN THI WOIILD TODA y• · Ia Color (llocumeDtol')l) .. NOT OPEN FRIDIIY th•u TUESDAY Slptemblr 2~ W1lt Ditnt,'s "MARY POPPINS" (Teehnicolor) Julie Andrewll Dick Van Dyke Colorcertoon Adml,.loo: ?II< ond 40< 50 SUNDAY NIG.tlJ v • ONI· SHOW AT 1 - ' 675·11'41 , Pt •., Pl-.nt ~~~ lo'Uf,.Y t i'>Clitlh lo ~1,¥~ • ludgot Pllii! AT7 -\.- . ~··, ~ ·~·.,.:•. '.~';,' ,~­ -:./. :., i ' PotJtoes llJp, ll/3t•' ' 12-oz. . ': ..' ca11s J... 'f . ltlrt 'em, mash '•m, er fix '•m any Wol)' ,., like 'om. Tlloy"l'l EXTIM ~ ~' """ ...~ -:.:.·: ~· •111111111 - , iii!C~,.,P~ \ Big KDrinks TOP 'IAI.UI STAMPI ··-. . Tropicalo Low Calorie . Fruit Drinks .. ~·! ,p~-CN=..~· :,---y~~..~~;:~.::c::~--~~--~==~~--~--,-----~-----------~---------Sallid tlust$'d ·· Salad Mu;rd ~.. Decro11 ~~~.. ·;.~ARQ,L~N~ .~UMBE{t f. $tiPPL'( CO. to the Meip by popular reque.st!) - .... . I . ' You•u..P11!1.. ~ *1: . . '• , .. A... 31 • Sopl. 1 brougbt back ...* 8 Flavors Canned White All-Purpose TOI' VALUI STAMioJ •illllfllo .............. l ...o.IC...., londwlch fR .,.. ·'I 11...,.. llrenn Biscuits Vfm·. .~JOIIS; ·.,;,·,·,~~-~ TODAY, ·MONDAY, 1UESDAY & WEDNESDAY " Ha1r . Spray __ __ 7-or. 84c ••• lmlttssp Brand Salad Dressing 3 ....r11 $1 ' J 39c Jack Frost or Domino K....,.lS.a. J9U'r• MIDDLEPORT ••• Charcoal ••••••• • ••••••••• •• M;ilk 50 EXTRA 1 . . . . can Bread . --___ . _4 =:~ 88c lliant box JOe OFF Label Kroger· Brand Evapilrated:: . LIGHl THE SPOT IS ON THIS BUY! .,____ lrancl Whi.. L. . . Dltt tent ay,_:;~ 11m~~. 0 • • • • • 79 lb. New Detergent 60 EXTRA 1JI.,IV--- FURNITURE ..... Kn~~er • •• • • • • • 3 Hi-C Drinks _. 3 :::· 89c 1 BAKER Ham Quarters or Breasts Quarters J Delicious llrull ll..v1n 1 3 COmpIete Dubuque Canned Frying Chicken Coffee _____ _ t ·-· ~'fl en.fhe.ftnn fl.vor• can . tlolo - .· ···~ your .., 11et'"' • ....u, clolictouo thldton .,. · ~.+ ---.--- .. R0· ms Hmo. is yaur Krepr ........ Our chicken. .,. erirt tender 1Mcause n pidl: 'ern younl from ~Pteitll~·r•lltCI floc:lca ... iMi~t~ 'tm fl' YOU buntln, wlth iuicy.rlc:ft, ~n­ 45c • • • • • • • • • • • lb. Coffee - ~:::ti'J? ' ,; )()]'f. harMI when ttT · t un••· PIKt.d company umes Kroger Brand Reg. or Drip ln~estigatiDD -~ c~nf.!llued, I t. 59e Slot!k your frwqr with rour f.lvarift chicken pitctl ~ Hotopl~al Line Scores ° ill. ~,lriP Fr~ ~~ [ tense l'n!slden~Carl Breasts ___ _ Whole Legs _ Drumsticks _ Thighs __' ___ Wings__ _ __ Backs & Necks . ers ____ _ Liv Giblets __ •__ It Extra flit V•lut Stamps with coupon 1M lnd purcheM of 2 or .,..,.. plcts. frtlh " Frfeh. Frn.n Plf!Ce Chicken. 50 EXTRA from Healh Church ladle• prepared and oerved Ute t' IW!r and were the judges. . "Blakeslee By MICHAEL KEATS injured, De Gaulle . ''!'_as wel· hurling tear gas and concussion lUI-·in two hadrevlous • 1 of the week's deficit since did e: Lancaster 00 make plans for . Ualted P•es• Intematloaal comed by Emperor Haile Selas· bombs, chased away hundreds 'th th pall' 1 11 not reflocl lht many kllll·'i'oo I1 e trrp. . : ADDIS ABABA, Ethiopia sie as thousands of Ethiopians of banner·wavins, rock·throw· WIGov. e If Pointed 3 declines amonl the glamor !s-1 The tentat 1ve plans call for UPI) - French President cheered. mg Somalians demandmg mde- there are _, fOO Rotary sues, partirullrly airlines and Johnson IO arrive at Lockbourne Charles de Gaulle- his world· They traveled. Into the clty. pendence from France or an· In th world .'wtth 1100 000 1.,'cowtt•H' ~lectronlcs. Air 1-'orce Base near Columbus girdling tour'"d marred fremF the1 De Gaulle standing upright jq nexatictn or -.:-raeln 1 by n. either11 Somalia f <~!"" • " .. A 17·year·oldRll b b The week started soft and go by h~hcopter lo Lancaso_ut~et .Y ~ y .anti • rene 1 an open c~r an~, ~uring stops, Ethiop a. ur Gau e was ore "Tills b. been, and cu be youth was injured 00 8 oore with a _ drop in the ler lo campa1gn lor Moeller. I nollng m Djibouti -flew to a walking w1th d1gn1ty stra~ht to call off the speech. • ve•ter '.ioree for lntena- 5 p. m, In 1 one ; rar 12 59 Dow _ Jones Indicator and an- The President's Lanc-c~ster vis- I warmer reception here Satur- int& the crowds. shaking hands tloDal ua.fentaadla1 ,; Ill on Rt. 33 near the other 1.89 loss on Tuesday. it was tentatively set for 5 p.m. . day. with everyone In reach. said. · ' Prices rallied on Wednesday EST. : Still composed after the riots, Meanwhile, in .Cairo, a crowd Horky pre,.nt· C. and boosted !he average HI. Moeller has won three of lhe : '"_which two _w~~ill~d- and ~5 of about SOD Somali students ed the 1overnor. Georae "~tutelihl There was some buying in the last four congressional elections I allacked the Embassy (Continued from page I) l!l'aves, Jr., a transfer from bach's department said market Thursday morning tJul Jn . ttJe. sp.rawhng Southeasler!l i with stones, smash4;d four the East Liverpool club, Wall Mal'\' in Gilkey was wren it petered out Ihe indica· OhiO diStrict but was reported embassy cars and clashed with ,- Charles de Gaulle flew Jere Guests were Harold Veterans Memorial lor saued ?.IS. The average tn a Iough ftght for a third police who repelled their at· on the second leg of his riot- lf!Seman, Gallipolis, and private auto for treatml!nt plunged more than poinls by secullve term Repubh· tempt to berak into premises. marred round·the-world Buffington, Pt. Pleasant. chest, right arm and left mid . day Friday. 10recovered, can Clarence E. Mlller, a for· I : Two policemen were injured. S•11Jrday and called f,or an •ul!'l· Ladle• ol the church serving injuries and also laceraiMns . lhen plunged again finish off mer Lancaster mayor. . , , one seriously. ment. ol _ne•llral nations to end 1 fried chicken dinner were the face. "• · 10 1. 1. . _Moeller. a Lutlleran mm1ster, l Djibouti. the capital of French the flghbng 1n V10t Nam. 1Mrs. Everett Davis, Mrs. Authorities said Gilkey rowlltlol· 1 8 Tradiq IDcreased v.as elected by 5,400 .votes m 1 Somahlard, which 1s coveted by The F'rench _President re- t!l' Hayel. Mrs. Terry ed a curve, went to the Tradillfl lor the week swelled 1965. but the congresSlonal r.. ~ the Somali Republic and by !erred to V1el Nam peace Mrs. Boa Robson, Mrs. •Ide, and off lhe hlghw~y. 0 In 41!,5!12,8? shares !rom :!2,· d!slncbllfl put three count1es _ Ethiopia, was lJe GSulle's· lirsl proposals _at a state banquet Moore, Mrs. Perry Mitch nd traveled 248 feel and CliJne 5 a week before that , usually vote .heavlly R.. , CHICAGO IUPI) - Rev . slop on his controversial tou•. 114.160 shares hiS _honor by Emperor Miss Bess Sanborn. a a atop after hlttlne ' • : culvert, and shares in the publican m lhe diStrtct wh1cb 1Rubert McGruder, head of the The trouble culmlnaled Hrule selass1e at the Grand ol the tili1hap ,.me week last year. much of the Appalachia ' West Sid• organization's Minis· day at a city squai"O in Whicb Palace, He was expected to OAK mu HOSPITAL :'' ·' ' 01 the I ,565 1ssues traded, • ;::,~~~- Tr :terial !Inion, announced lale De Gaulle was to address the spell Ojll ~ela!ls . of hiS plan ln Blrtbs - Mr. and Mrs. Arthl . , · I 369 r.treated and only 131 ad· J h ,. Y IIY LBJ . I Saturday a scheduled march of pubhc Foreign leglonnaireo, ~.. i/peeches '" Cambodia ur J. Peters. Wtllston, a HooliJJranisrn 1 vanred. There were 170 new se~n~5 ~~~m~:~~ ~:rpdB ~ hJs ~ militant civil rights groups into -~- :"perhaps other stops 00 the I Adam Jay, Prote8t ll!..~e:kfj! 1966 lows ond only ( ,new highs IDemocrat. m their fall" ... Cicero has been po•t· ur. I Mrs. MOSCOW Th1g was ttJe largesf>,number .of paign which will Drmg the par- i poued untn Sept 4. I has ne-w lows smce 1,000 were regJ$· ty's most glamorous names J t 8 FEVER KILLS 2t · . Jack of 1 1 tered in the week ending J . . tn The one·week postponemen Y Unlled Prell loteroat ona ' MANILA (UPll -Th Ph'1II Gussl•• 1\t il. Jad<lon a the 'Soviet In IATUIIDAY 't ·1 .:)o .,,, . une to the fight m wh1ch they are ap arently resulted from a . 1 e P'" , ~.., • . .... ... ~ -· •:. ·• · lkhonl Nor · ' , I, 1962 - the week President rated underdog in otate races " P b' f tho ·res• Nalloaall.eague pines has asked the World · daughll!r, Jacljill!llne Candace, comtnilted IN '· . '.'. 11 Kennedy confronle<f Jhe steel in· The Pre$ident was to make ~ : ;~~s~th:ali :nd ~~ r~ua· tSaspeoded pme ol Aog. II) Health Organization and the ' Aug. 23. : : • ::;: policemen lDoked on, , It "lltUT AOIN'I' 11''.f \· · PIIIIIA~L" 9\il!ft dustry over an a<!nl!ls-lhe-board brief talk to the party's slate id fM U th Houston 020 102 301- 9 13 0 Southeast ASia Treaty Organ!· I Pr01eat Paflln~ ~ceo anoounced Saturtlay. ln .tolor 'Jl:':t price hike. . I convention by telephone loday 11K~n 1 a~· 0d ar ~ u e~ Chicago 2011 020 103- 8 11 1 10tion to help in combating an I Canter, Rt. 3.:U.It Rin; 1letl)l A note of proteot said· Soviet Ani ~ Brokers oaid worry ov.,. thel Slate Sen. Fraeer Reams Jr · till. ."' 80 I Zachary, Taylor (6), Ray- [outbreak of hemorrhagic fever, Arthur• • Webster; had· been hlllnillatei l lrol HIIIIJ ~ 1 . d <9J and Bateman: Hands, a Heath l "' , pok..man ' Mapes, WeII ston; " IN . .. · riSing cost of borrow In g, the de· Ithe candidate for covernor was., moroa b the rJum "bl was k ,_.,.g .. .ou~ mon numstry s group! 1111 1 "SPY IN YOUliYI" . cline In the supply fl lendable call Johnson al hiS Texa• Y ac power nu n •Hendley 16), .Jenkins (6), Lee Isaid Saturday. A< of Fr~day . . Rose, $1::;.1, .IICkson: the "Red Guard" 00 In Geler funds and concern over the !ranch at IUS a.m. (EST) totoups I (7), Earley <B) and Hundley. the disease had killed 29 Davis, :J!IIl Hm: Mrs. of zealoll I'I.UI:CAIITOOII later effects of these laclors Iextend the convenllon's birthday Earher Saturday, C1cero town WP-Zachary (1.1), LP-Hands persons and hospitalized 3,000 Jane Sllillh, Oak Hill: are brutally a I the economy and thus corpor·l greetmgs. The conversation was !ofllc•als had asked Gov. Oltu 18·12). HR-Aspromonte (7th), other_s_since Aug. I . I Warren,.ti!t. 4, Jackson; lura! revoluUon" In ate profits sparked much of lhc . to be amphfled so the >00 per· IKerner to provide Nat•onat , -1 , Mar1e Walls, Rt. 4. Jackson; sellmg. sons attending the affair in eo. IGuardsmen In block the march. 1 (!nd Game) · O'Tool• (5-6). LP-Wise 13.~). · Mrs. t\1>\'Pthy Kirkpatrick. Oak Sperry Rand was the volume lumbus could hear Johnoon 's r., l Ki d h' 'd f d Chicago Hill; !d111iba Yates, Balckfork: 0112 020 000- 4 8 o' leader. It dropped 2¥. to 28 \, marks. . i ngedaln ttsh a• eshcoln edm ·~ Houston 001000 ~· 7 9 I I Amerlcaa Lea&•• Donald S. Potts, Rl. 3, Oak .L Th e stoc k V1ce . PreStdenl . H'll , on I.24•· Hubert n. repeat y w1. . marc ea en:. . H 0 11 , man, Hendley <iJ ,! _ _ 1 : Roger Dale Blackburn, Rl. 7011 ouares: 1 wus b!d up early In the week Humphrey was to campaign Ill ' Sources Wlthm. the march Koonce (9) and Hendley· IDetroit 000 Ill 02()- 5 8 2 I, Minford; Floyd While, Cam· on roports it would markel a 'iCieveland on Sunday, sept. 18, ileadersmp s81d II was ar~•"'.d Giusti sembera , 5) farrell (8) New York 010 0112 0113-6112 brian Ave .. Jackson: Mrs. Mvr· desk-top copying machine made at the party's big steer roast. ~at the. marchers were. toO and Bateman. WP..:__Farrell 16- Wilson, Aguirre t8) and iel Paint~r. Wellston; Mn. 1 ~b;.y ..s.. a.. xo'"n"'P"'a..;per.,.,.;.;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;liiiOiA.;.n.;.no.;.un.;.:ce.;.m;:e:n;.l,:w,:••:.;:to:.,:be::.::m;:ad:;,:e , d "'~.an1Zed that the march 8), LP-Hendley (4-4), HRS- 1Freehan; Downing, Renlff <8) I Mayme Finnerty, Wellston; .. ·· .. was n~t worth being put 10 W iII i am s (24th), Bateman and Gibbs, Howard 15). WP- Chester Breech. South Wei> Jail lor and that a marrh 116th), AspromonteiBth). IReniff 1:1-i). LP- Aguirre (2-BJ I'ter; Mrs. Sadie Skirvin, Dav· Sunday would be regarded as a L.A. 000 000 04()- 4 6 0 HRS- Cash (22nd). McAuliffe , is Home. Oak Hill: William slap al Kmg S. F. OOliOOO 000- o 4 1 (16thl , Pepitone !29th), Whlta· Everett Jones. Oak Hill; Koufax <21-7) and Roseboro: ker fist) , Wilsoo 18), Mantle nle Akers. Rl. !, Oak Hill; REPRIMAND RESCUER Rolin, Henry (B), McDaniel fB), 123rd), John Jackson, Ewlngton; Mrs. CHAMONIX, France iUPI) Sadecki <91 and Haller. LPAlma Ki!'ll>le, Rl. 3, Jackson; f' :l ;_ ,· (;1'~ ' ~The Mountoin Guides Assocla· : Bolin 17·9). Minn. 400 000 03()- 7 1 0 Mrs. M81Jorie Seurloc'l, Rt. 8, UOO here Saturday suspended "1New York 001 1011 I(J()- 3 8 o · Chicago 000 000 112- 4 8 1 Jackson; Mrs. Wanda member, Rene Desmalso~, for ; Atlanta 200 102 Olx- 6 91 Merritt 13-12) and Battey, Rt. 2, McArthur; Mrs. IhiS part earher this week 10 the ! McGraw, Hamilton 17) and ' Zimmerman (4): Buzhardt. nle Alban, Rt 3. Oak , dramatic resrue of two Ger· , Grote; Johnsoo (1().8) and Higgins (8), Pizarro (8) and Howard Dean Parks, Rt ALL MEW FURHITI.iltE FOR · mans trapped on. a n•.arby Torre. LP- McGraw 12.6). HRS 1Rnmano. LP-Buzhardt. HR- HUI and Clement Rn•wl~rtd,IJ peak. The . a~SOCiallon said -Torre, 2 <29th and 30th), Buford {6th). Jackson. Desmalson_ mf~lllied rules by · Kranepool (14th) A~ron (35th) aot aotlfymg 1t of the rescue • · · ' bid .in company with American ! Phil a. 000000 000- 0 6 1 not r.OIIy ~Ond Alpm!St Gary Hemmmg. 1Cin. 000 101 OOx- 2 s g INCLUDING of '"''"''"'' YOu'll ...,., 'I ' .·.. CHARGE SHIP CAPTAIN Wise, Knowles 18), Verbanic A ' 171 and Uecker· O'Toole AGADIR, Morocco <UPl) - I McCool 1f) and WP ' Frl9ldalre The captain of an overloaded -- ~---- - r. - · ev.n .,more , ,, . "' ;,L lltfriterator trawler whieh capsized with an Gilllipolis, Ohio nd ,'IIIII 10~ .lalo~.WIN P!llnl liqwo fiOlll bniitl or ,. estimated 60 persons aboard ofi ·rollll' . .j, Ills yOu paint up, down, or SldtwiN otop'-' ' fulhlu this Moroccan port last week •nd ~n-•• otttn •• JOU likl ••• ,Y.M nMr lhoWi i has been charged with inVOIW1· Gos IIGIIIJI llftlllllor II~ moll!. IIIHH · ,, . \ tory homicide, a report oaid ' TONIGHT lh•u TUISDAY In mlnlllltl.Witllout a Int.. • • • "STAGECOACH" o.f. fllllrit o4t!f• c1tan1 up Saturday. He was also charged 1!1 ~p· ond-toild . · (Tecbnieolor) • with beillfj drunk at the time of luy on hsy Terms ....,.,. 1,0161lor"ut . A~n-Margaret, Red Buttons, A lmtll dawn paymen, the accident, which caused 19 MlChlf'l Connor• Bing . , . 'f'!hll 111019 oaul!l you World's Funniest Castaway! Wlntl £1Ctipt mQrl ';r end only S1.00 deaths. Crosby, Van Heflin . . m I'AINT , per day. Colorurtoons YIO!Idol·r·~·· ~ aga1~st . c • March Icero con· ~ Coprrftlrt, 'IIIII Co., m1 . ~ IWII"¥1 the ritht ,. Hmit ••ntrtin. even~ I 1 I ~. ett~." a : alal)d.II!J:~ I I at the convention that Sen. Rob. Word that Johnson was plan-• make the Lancaster stop on the ert F Kennedy of New nlng the Ohio visit came from ! way back to Washington. •• will speak at the party's big $50 Ian a1de to Democratic Stale The big business of the par· a plate fund raising dlnn•r In Chairman Morton Neipp, She ty's convention today was adop· Columbus Oct. B. said Johnson would campaign in Uon of the plaUorm scheduled Aide Glveo Word Detroit on Labor Day and would In the afternoon session. . 7.!;2 lo a new low of 195.03 and There was no oHichll an- ; ulthlies backtracked 1.67 to a nounc.,ment of tile President's I new low of 12ll.!HI. . • plans,. but White House person· ' However, the drop 1n tile m- nel were reporled to have visit.. dicator reflected only portion 1 agrt~~~~~enii.IIMIIOt follow~rs: Chamblin c~allellfled tbe Mld· Under the term:s ol . 'the delporl ·Pomeroy Rotary club agreement, Ute Cbtcago ·Real Friday night to find ways to Estate Board 1promised to carry out lnlem•tlon•l Rotary's wulldraw 111 opposition to lhe program or • .:·Better world philosophy of open occnpan':Y. lbrough Rotary. _The Chicago Housing Authority Gov. Chamblin, 8 Columbus to take evecy action attorney specializing in corpor· to. promote fair hensation law, made his annual and II, agreed to seek d' sites far public to the club also tra to limit tiOnally holdswhich Its "loud ohlri•· ho the. height of contest" the ame using .. In th's C E In. density ,areas, and to weari~ a whlte ·,piashed build smaller uruts. crimson number won the The prtlldent of ll!e·. I \'or~ <UP!) - Demorratk >our<-es smd SaturdO¥, they expect President Johnson lo make a Labor Day Yl!ll lo Lancaster, OhiO, to campaign for Rep. Wall>!r E. Moeller. ~~ uovernor uu.~cbedlw ~elll, AskSBeller olbe~ cl~ Oh~ltedl 1 FUt ure \Vorld :~e reach:b~d~~edat . , .. ~OLUMBUS ' qen~r. ~d a ~ 0. would'~ead ~rclt -- - - r -·-- r .ight;: . -SPENCER ol !be West Side OrJan!JiUon Coun\Y !!pard ol ~~ end, was expected to reach the Ullled Preila tllteraolloalll (WSO) who said he en qreed to make persillell& area of the RIJsslano : QIICAOO !'<Ufll ' >-Martin .the Into cicero.sunlrar- ellort'· to :!lnil' lhe ltiUl say it \Yillsend pictures back to. Llllher pledged . himself tile very lhlllfl Klnc ·tJ«''CCtally avaUable llor•welf.-e ndilleJIIL earth. , . tod•y to tmplemefit his lint ealleof off in Ute f1llb . ot<· bis Sdveral oilier· Bonn -Three tllj>ranklng major victory 1n 1 Northern Victory for open oocupancy:· to promote fllr houSilll· generals of !be West German city-a promise for OJlOI! . . ,: ' illll Mallet WUI!illl. ar!DY resigned in a disputjl In Chlcqo. Bul .But.,. Klnl , said lhal II "Jilheoe between the military and mililani Negro leader lhrea· Robinson and his feel c:arrted out, ,a.Jcago hil nol civilian controL tened to mar the lrillmph by they must, "They 10 wllb, my seeoca demotlllnllon.ptco what Chicago -lo!artin Luther marching toto ~noe suburban prayer• and hopes.(' ,· ·wtll ~suo." Ktnc· nld •.''If this Killfl Jr. kept up his demands Cicero. As for blmsell, Klllfl J&ill. bo city fails to respect Ill for fair housillfj. Officials In Kinl said he did aot a[!l'eo would 1'-Y In 0 Cbleaao-Jlls pmlllisel, !II · . are too Clncero. IlL. asked Gov. Otto with Chesler Robinson, leader ma11n city narrilw and Ill jallij are too Kerner•to call out the National I , tlbe city , lncl smab , to conlalll !be Guard lo keep order durillfl a I , Is promises. · f clernbtlltraton. 1 •. planned march Sunday In that . "l(,c wlli ·aever ' mallt; ' Washington -Los Angeles """" , · "'""' ,dOiil In butchery of, 111)1 Mayo. Sam Yorty clashed with 1 Cblcaco for open housine ,lhan Kine slid.. . · ' Sells. Rowt F. Kennedy, (). :!'t In 11(8 Kine COl 1 N.Y., .and Abraham A. Rlblcoff, eaerlul. · trike avend 1 .~~~1 .l as he opoke Friday ~lghl. 1M D-Conn .. al 1 oubcommlltte pow s e ""' aaor wlnclup·ol a nlly .Jtllhf bearillf! on urbBD affairs. ,, cliltclt, a . , , ~nee e an CBD _T8JI!PII ~er -Jewl.!h qna~ 01118 thai DIStrict Governor George It off, Kms said. once' was a ghetto In the classic p res1.den t Expec t ed .t 0 · ampargn . ,or M eIIer at L anc-as· fer · ·s~-o•n· J ( ••• " \ ., · · .:.... · _f (", riC ..... 'j:; ~- · .· · Sat:tii;ud. Jt: .. , , ;...;)~ ...,__,_~,.....,,_.:_~ _ 18e ;.:.. ;., ·....:,;:~, .'i!L. - •• 4· . ; .. ~g llllllo •••••• ' 39c re88JDg. :..·.... ...... .......41•"' loll Porfcoy ••••• - Napkilts ............-. 37c 'I lkt. .... .: ..:" 29c . Margarine ' . '.. ! Dct.. ... ~ ..... �' '· ' 1 . i' .· ~c . 1 · . ( '-' ' -:~yTlm :r '. el, Sunday, Aug. 28,1980 Air.f.~rce ~~~or ' Toppe_¥·U7e~lt }s ~ar~~ll?.~ ~tmg · J JMg~~itt'ory ni~0 ~y ~ t. 1 I{ '· Ualted l'rel• l,alerulloaal had killed 70 Vwt Cong while northeast last week. 1 VIetnamese marines. A U.S. Inlantty moppillc , "moderate" New .Haven, .COJW. .Sal&on -()en. William C. up Ute last pocket of VIet Coni Each ,ide had about 1100 men In per"""" were shoi to death In a. Westmorelanoj, .colljlllllnder of resistance after, bloody two- the fight. , city OWned low·rent. duplex U.S. In V1el Nam, Issued day battle called for air "We rolled the air strikes In hoine, reslr•cUons on attacking boats oupport Friday close because we were Ia Hampton, Va. -The first from the air. It was a result of Two FlO!' Sup.ersabres close rontact with the enemy," Riclvres . of earth from the an Air Force, aitack U.S. swooped in at 200 mlles ,an hour said 1st Division Commander vantage ,point 0! the moon were Coast Guard cutter by mistake. with napalm and 20mm cannon Maj. Gen. William E. Depuy. received from Lunar Orbiter. Tokyo -Radio reports . refire. "We did nol deliberately call Cape Kennedy -An un· e<lved here said militant But the fiery napalm and the this strike down on. OlifselV.e![. Jlllllllled Apollo opacecraft .was Chinese teen·agers enforced a cannon shells ripped the It was an error of only SO yards auccesafitlly laiUIChed and lrav· toughening of the Communist American position, killing sev· and. at 2110 mill!> an hour, these eled three-fourths around the way of life b) closing and era! men and woundillfl more things can happen and It did world before splashdovpt The defacing Christian churches lhan a score. happen." next Apollo ship to go up Is beating perso"" accused of The tragedy occurred near Depuy said the pilots were erpected to have three astro- subversive actions or thoughts. Phu Loi, 30 miles north of aol responsible for the mishap. nauts aboard. Washingtnn -House and sen· Saigon, where battalion of tbe Around the world: Saigon -Viet Colig terrorists ate conferees agreed, on a toJJgh Army'• 1st Infantry Division Washington -President John· ,dressed as SoUth Vietnamese lederal automobile safety bill. son began a "nonpolitical" soldiers raked a pollee slalionl Los llnleles - Silent .screen swing through the northwest. with gwtfire, klllillfl lbr<!' star Bushman died, He made a similar !rip to the policemen and three . South I Moscow .-Luna 11, al week's ~mit suffer~ l~ses. ~l'lvt• ~orces a on~ an~ ·I StoekMarket ed· .by PIago • .SeIImg NEW YORK (()PI)- Heavy selling continued to pllgut the stock market this week and prices dropped sharply. The Dow . Jones industrial avera•e • retreated 24.06 on the week lo finish at a new 1966 low of 7110.56 - its lowes! level since it stood al 7?6.44 on Jan· uary 21. 1964. Rails dropped Francis~ I c ~oon. 1 The KID,I~ bo~sing ~rgel ~ ~~- r ~ , ~pjlll. ..... of lite word. . K,..., He spelled Clll !nrlllet' alma of· Dlt Cbirlflll ·lmdOlil m~• . ,. , "We sliD have alofte,.J te go. There are atUI lltiPIJrY people, Incomes under • and thOUSllnda of l#lfm· ployed, We caa't atop !lOW;, be r WI si,~ TVP VALUI STAMPS with thl1 -.on and ltUrthiH 2 pkoo. Pnoh of Prooh , _ Plow Chlckin ~. t/3/16 said =::.·-------'"+- 18,~13 , 700 Shade You' 'h been 1UJn:~::I In dJD • JUre c~.'::,"blln CycJecrash. Addi·s Ababa Warms for deGaule's VI.SI•t ( De1ayedto sept 4th UPJ Briefs FTe~ch R!st!'~rl" R: ~!corned. , ~~;ers l'~en I~ lb. 49c lb. ~9c Kroger J!.e~h Fryer~ 5°c lb. .?Oc lb. c.. Hie RQc lb. ill. :me lb. Turkeys You'll lb. han n.. - pltnty ... Bold. TOP VALUE STAMPS ond ,..,..._ . ............. Kroa•• lr.,... hdcllftll lllqt. t/J/16 ,, TOP YALUJ ITAMPS will> lhlo ond ,.,..,.,. tall uy Ull ltaid lftlld S,r1y lllqt, t/!/68 Cho~rkeh Krottr lrlfMI Whet&, ereckN & Whole Wheat Home Prldt 9" Whit• Plcni 1 ::· 89c Bread _. -__ . ___ 5 1:::; $1 Plates ______ __ lpotllfht Insllnl R11 .$1.50 $1.49 V.Jut~ Adorn DIVOI c;;ke MEIGS THEATRE Sugar .05 53e Joy---------K...... lrond 1'1._ loll Pork & Beans 8 ! .. $1 c.u..,. Clo4 Asol'd. flov"' Ice Cream ____ ~ CU(IB., v. ..t. 59c Lemonade __ .....!;,""'·49c ---- 10 ~··· .... $1 12·11. :' J 50 EXTRA,., Kro(ler Brand Fruit , TOP YAtUE, ST~ •i!f' thlt """" ..... ,~... Cocktail .. . ' 2 • ··~ ..... . : :' _,leCoold~ . lllp. 11/3/61 .' - No. 2Yz Avondalt Y. C. Halt Whlto ' Alot'd, Colan Towels - ___ __ _3 !f.;. $1 Peaches ____ . _ 3 N:~.~v. 69c "''"""' Meat __ 2 Lunch Avendlle Purple COII/I ••••••• Plums __ __ ____ 4 N~~ $1 89c 50 EXTRNI us oN Dt~ive·ln WED. ond THURSDAY TONIGHT th•u TUESDAY (MARY POPPINS has been W VA "SilGEANT DEADHEAD" rrankle Avalon Deborah W1lley (Color) -AND"SLAYI TRADE IN THI WOIILD TODA y• · Ia Color (llocumeDtol')l) .. NOT OPEN FRIDIIY th•u TUESDAY Slptemblr 2~ W1lt Ditnt,'s "MARY POPPINS" (Teehnicolor) Julie Andrewll Dick Van Dyke Colorcertoon Adml,.loo: ?II< ond 40< 50 SUNDAY NIG.tlJ v • ONI· SHOW AT 1 - ' 675·11'41 , Pt •., Pl-.nt ~~~ lo'Uf,.Y t i'>Clitlh lo ~1,¥~ • ludgot Pllii! AT7 -\.- . ~··, ~ ·~·.,.:•. '.~';,' ,~­ -:./. :., i ' PotJtoes llJp, ll/3t•' ' 12-oz. . ': ..' ca11s J... 'f . ltlrt 'em, mash '•m, er fix '•m any Wol)' ,., like 'om. Tlloy"l'l EXTIM ~ ~' """ ...~ -:.:.·: ~· •111111111 - , iii!C~,.,P~ \ Big KDrinks TOP 'IAI.UI STAMPI ··-. . Tropicalo Low Calorie . Fruit Drinks .. ~·! ,p~-CN=..~· :,---y~~..~~;:~.::c::~--~~--~==~~--~--,-----~-----------~---------Sallid tlust$'d ·· Salad Mu;rd ~.. Decro11 ~~~.. ·;.~ARQ,L~N~ .~UMBE{t f. $tiPPL'( CO. to the Meip by popular reque.st!) - .... . I . ' You•u..P11!1.. ~ *1: . . '• , .. A... 31 • Sopl. 1 brougbt back ...* 8 Flavors Canned White All-Purpose TOI' VALUI STAMioJ •illllfllo .............. l ...o.IC...., londwlch fR .,.. ·'I 11...,.. llrenn Biscuits Vfm·. .~JOIIS; ·.,;,·,·,~~-~ TODAY, ·MONDAY, 1UESDAY & WEDNESDAY " Ha1r . Spray __ __ 7-or. 84c ••• lmlttssp Brand Salad Dressing 3 ....r11 $1 ' J 39c Jack Frost or Domino K....,.lS.a. J9U'r• MIDDLEPORT ••• Charcoal ••••••• • ••••••••• •• M;ilk 50 EXTRA 1 . . . . can Bread . --___ . _4 =:~ 88c lliant box JOe OFF Label Kroger· Brand Evapilrated:: . LIGHl THE SPOT IS ON THIS BUY! .,____ lrancl Whi.. L. . . Dltt tent ay,_:;~ 11m~~. 0 • • • • • 79 lb. New Detergent 60 EXTRA 1JI.,IV--- FURNITURE ..... Kn~~er • •• • • • • • 3 Hi-C Drinks _. 3 :::· 89c 1 BAKER Ham Quarters or Breasts Quarters J Delicious llrull ll..v1n 1 3 COmpIete Dubuque Canned Frying Chicken Coffee _____ _ t ·-· ~'fl en.fhe.ftnn fl.vor• can . tlolo - .· ···~ your .., 11et'"' • ....u, clolictouo thldton .,. · ~.+ ---.--- .. R0· ms Hmo. is yaur Krepr ........ Our chicken. .,. erirt tender 1Mcause n pidl: 'ern younl from ~Pteitll~·r•lltCI floc:lca ... iMi~t~ 'tm fl' YOU buntln, wlth iuicy.rlc:ft, ~n­ 45c • • • • • • • • • • • lb. Coffee - ~:::ti'J? ' ,; )()]'f. harMI when ttT · t un••· PIKt.d company umes Kroger Brand Reg. or Drip ln~estigatiDD -~ c~nf.!llued, I t. 59e Slot!k your frwqr with rour f.lvarift chicken pitctl ~ Hotopl~al Line Scores ° ill. ~,lriP Fr~ ~~ [ tense l'n!slden~Carl Breasts ___ _ Whole Legs _ Drumsticks _ Thighs __' ___ Wings__ _ __ Backs & Necks . ers ____ _ Liv Giblets __ •__ It Extra flit V•lut Stamps with coupon 1M lnd purcheM of 2 or .,..,.. plcts. frtlh " Frfeh. Frn.n Plf!Ce Chicken. 50 EXTRA from Healh Church ladle• prepared and oerved Ute t' IW!r and were the judges. . "Blakeslee By MICHAEL KEATS injured, De Gaulle . ''!'_as wel· hurling tear gas and concussion lUI-·in two hadrevlous • 1 of the week's deficit since did e: Lancaster 00 make plans for . Ualted P•es• Intematloaal comed by Emperor Haile Selas· bombs, chased away hundreds 'th th pall' 1 11 not reflocl lht many kllll·'i'oo I1 e trrp. . : ADDIS ABABA, Ethiopia sie as thousands of Ethiopians of banner·wavins, rock·throw· WIGov. e If Pointed 3 declines amonl the glamor !s-1 The tentat 1ve plans call for UPI) - French President cheered. mg Somalians demandmg mde- there are _, fOO Rotary sues, partirullrly airlines and Johnson IO arrive at Lockbourne Charles de Gaulle- his world· They traveled. Into the clty. pendence from France or an· In th world .'wtth 1100 000 1.,'cowtt•H' ~lectronlcs. Air 1-'orce Base near Columbus girdling tour'"d marred fremF the1 De Gaulle standing upright jq nexatictn or -.:-raeln 1 by n. either11 Somalia f <~!"" • " .. A 17·year·oldRll b b The week started soft and go by h~hcopter lo Lancaso_ut~et .Y ~ y .anti • rene 1 an open c~r an~, ~uring stops, Ethiop a. ur Gau e was ore "Tills b. been, and cu be youth was injured 00 8 oore with a _ drop in the ler lo campa1gn lor Moeller. I nollng m Djibouti -flew to a walking w1th d1gn1ty stra~ht to call off the speech. • ve•ter '.ioree for lntena- 5 p. m, In 1 one ; rar 12 59 Dow _ Jones Indicator and an- The President's Lanc-c~ster vis- I warmer reception here Satur- int& the crowds. shaking hands tloDal ua.fentaadla1 ,; Ill on Rt. 33 near the other 1.89 loss on Tuesday. it was tentatively set for 5 p.m. . day. with everyone In reach. said. · ' Prices rallied on Wednesday EST. : Still composed after the riots, Meanwhile, in .Cairo, a crowd Horky pre,.nt· C. and boosted !he average HI. Moeller has won three of lhe : '"_which two _w~~ill~d- and ~5 of about SOD Somali students ed the 1overnor. Georae "~tutelihl There was some buying in the last four congressional elections I allacked the Embassy (Continued from page I) l!l'aves, Jr., a transfer from bach's department said market Thursday morning tJul Jn . ttJe. sp.rawhng Southeasler!l i with stones, smash4;d four the East Liverpool club, Wall Mal'\' in Gilkey was wren it petered out Ihe indica· OhiO diStrict but was reported embassy cars and clashed with ,- Charles de Gaulle flew Jere Guests were Harold Veterans Memorial lor saued ?.IS. The average tn a Iough ftght for a third police who repelled their at· on the second leg of his riot- lf!Seman, Gallipolis, and private auto for treatml!nt plunged more than poinls by secullve term Repubh· tempt to berak into premises. marred round·the-world Buffington, Pt. Pleasant. chest, right arm and left mid . day Friday. 10recovered, can Clarence E. Mlller, a for· I : Two policemen were injured. S•11Jrday and called f,or an •ul!'l· Ladle• ol the church serving injuries and also laceraiMns . lhen plunged again finish off mer Lancaster mayor. . , , one seriously. ment. ol _ne•llral nations to end 1 fried chicken dinner were the face. "• · 10 1. 1. . _Moeller. a Lutlleran mm1ster, l Djibouti. the capital of French the flghbng 1n V10t Nam. 1Mrs. Everett Davis, Mrs. Authorities said Gilkey rowlltlol· 1 8 Tradiq IDcreased v.as elected by 5,400 .votes m 1 Somahlard, which 1s coveted by The F'rench _President re- t!l' Hayel. Mrs. Terry ed a curve, went to the Tradillfl lor the week swelled 1965. but the congresSlonal r.. ~ the Somali Republic and by !erred to V1el Nam peace Mrs. Boa Robson, Mrs. •Ide, and off lhe hlghw~y. 0 In 41!,5!12,8? shares !rom :!2,· d!slncbllfl put three count1es _ Ethiopia, was lJe GSulle's· lirsl proposals _at a state banquet Moore, Mrs. Perry Mitch nd traveled 248 feel and CliJne 5 a week before that , usually vote .heavlly R.. , CHICAGO IUPI) - Rev . slop on his controversial tou•. 114.160 shares hiS _honor by Emperor Miss Bess Sanborn. a a atop after hlttlne ' • : culvert, and shares in the publican m lhe diStrtct wh1cb 1Rubert McGruder, head of the The trouble culmlnaled Hrule selass1e at the Grand ol the tili1hap ,.me week last year. much of the Appalachia ' West Sid• organization's Minis· day at a city squai"O in Whicb Palace, He was expected to OAK mu HOSPITAL :'' ·' ' 01 the I ,565 1ssues traded, • ;::,~~~- Tr :terial !Inion, announced lale De Gaulle was to address the spell Ojll ~ela!ls . of hiS plan ln Blrtbs - Mr. and Mrs. Arthl . , · I 369 r.treated and only 131 ad· J h ,. Y IIY LBJ . I Saturday a scheduled march of pubhc Foreign leglonnaireo, ~.. i/peeches '" Cambodia ur J. Peters. Wtllston, a HooliJJranisrn 1 vanred. There were 170 new se~n~5 ~~~m~:~~ ~:rpdB ~ hJs ~ militant civil rights groups into -~- :"perhaps other stops 00 the I Adam Jay, Prote8t ll!..~e:kfj! 1966 lows ond only ( ,new highs IDemocrat. m their fall" ... Cicero has been po•t· ur. I Mrs. MOSCOW Th1g was ttJe largesf>,number .of paign which will Drmg the par- i poued untn Sept 4. I has ne-w lows smce 1,000 were regJ$· ty's most glamorous names J t 8 FEVER KILLS 2t · . Jack of 1 1 tered in the week ending J . . tn The one·week postponemen Y Unlled Prell loteroat ona ' MANILA (UPll -Th Ph'1II Gussl•• 1\t il. Jad<lon a the 'Soviet In IATUIIDAY 't ·1 .:)o .,,, . une to the fight m wh1ch they are ap arently resulted from a . 1 e P'" , ~.., • . .... ... ~ -· •:. ·• · lkhonl Nor · ' , I, 1962 - the week President rated underdog in otate races " P b' f tho ·res• Nalloaall.eague pines has asked the World · daughll!r, Jacljill!llne Candace, comtnilted IN '· . '.'. 11 Kennedy confronle<f Jhe steel in· The Pre$ident was to make ~ : ;~~s~th:ali :nd ~~ r~ua· tSaspeoded pme ol Aog. II) Health Organization and the ' Aug. 23. : : • ::;: policemen lDoked on, , It "lltUT AOIN'I' 11''.f \· · PIIIIIA~L" 9\il!ft dustry over an a<!nl!ls-lhe-board brief talk to the party's slate id fM U th Houston 020 102 301- 9 13 0 Southeast ASia Treaty Organ!· I Pr01eat Paflln~ ~ceo anoounced Saturtlay. ln .tolor 'Jl:':t price hike. . I convention by telephone loday 11K~n 1 a~· 0d ar ~ u e~ Chicago 2011 020 103- 8 11 1 10tion to help in combating an I Canter, Rt. 3.:U.It Rin; 1letl)l A note of proteot said· Soviet Ani ~ Brokers oaid worry ov.,. thel Slate Sen. Fraeer Reams Jr · till. ."' 80 I Zachary, Taylor (6), Ray- [outbreak of hemorrhagic fever, Arthur• • Webster; had· been hlllnillatei l lrol HIIIIJ ~ 1 . d <9J and Bateman: Hands, a Heath l "' , pok..man ' Mapes, WeII ston; " IN . .. · riSing cost of borrow In g, the de· Ithe candidate for covernor was., moroa b the rJum "bl was k ,_.,.g .. .ou~ mon numstry s group! 1111 1 "SPY IN YOUliYI" . cline In the supply fl lendable call Johnson al hiS Texa• Y ac power nu n •Hendley 16), .Jenkins (6), Lee Isaid Saturday. A< of Fr~day . . Rose, $1::;.1, .IICkson: the "Red Guard" 00 In Geler funds and concern over the !ranch at IUS a.m. (EST) totoups I (7), Earley <B) and Hundley. the disease had killed 29 Davis, :J!IIl Hm: Mrs. of zealoll I'I.UI:CAIITOOII later effects of these laclors Iextend the convenllon's birthday Earher Saturday, C1cero town WP-Zachary (1.1), LP-Hands persons and hospitalized 3,000 Jane Sllillh, Oak Hill: are brutally a I the economy and thus corpor·l greetmgs. The conversation was !ofllc•als had asked Gov. Oltu 18·12). HR-Aspromonte (7th), other_s_since Aug. I . I Warren,.ti!t. 4, Jackson; lura! revoluUon" In ate profits sparked much of lhc . to be amphfled so the >00 per· IKerner to provide Nat•onat , -1 , Mar1e Walls, Rt. 4. Jackson; sellmg. sons attending the affair in eo. IGuardsmen In block the march. 1 (!nd Game) · O'Tool• (5-6). LP-Wise 13.~). · Mrs. t\1>\'Pthy Kirkpatrick. Oak Sperry Rand was the volume lumbus could hear Johnoon 's r., l Ki d h' 'd f d Chicago Hill; !d111iba Yates, Balckfork: 0112 020 000- 4 8 o' leader. It dropped 2¥. to 28 \, marks. . i ngedaln ttsh a• eshcoln edm ·~ Houston 001000 ~· 7 9 I I Amerlcaa Lea&•• Donald S. Potts, Rl. 3, Oak .L Th e stoc k V1ce . PreStdenl . H'll , on I.24•· Hubert n. repeat y w1. . marc ea en:. . H 0 11 , man, Hendley <iJ ,! _ _ 1 : Roger Dale Blackburn, Rl. 7011 ouares: 1 wus b!d up early In the week Humphrey was to campaign Ill ' Sources Wlthm. the march Koonce (9) and Hendley· IDetroit 000 Ill 02()- 5 8 2 I, Minford; Floyd While, Cam· on roports it would markel a 'iCieveland on Sunday, sept. 18, ileadersmp s81d II was ar~•"'.d Giusti sembera , 5) farrell (8) New York 010 0112 0113-6112 brian Ave .. Jackson: Mrs. Mvr· desk-top copying machine made at the party's big steer roast. ~at the. marchers were. toO and Bateman. WP..:__Farrell 16- Wilson, Aguirre t8) and iel Paint~r. Wellston; Mn. 1 ~b;.y ..s.. a.. xo'"n"'P"'a..;per.,.,.;.;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;liiiOiA.;.n.;.no.;.un.;.:ce.;.m;:e:n;.l,:w,:••:.;:to:.,:be::.::m;:ad:;,:e , d "'~.an1Zed that the march 8), LP-Hendley (4-4), HRS- 1Freehan; Downing, Renlff <8) I Mayme Finnerty, Wellston; .. ·· .. was n~t worth being put 10 W iII i am s (24th), Bateman and Gibbs, Howard 15). WP- Chester Breech. South Wei> Jail lor and that a marrh 116th), AspromonteiBth). IReniff 1:1-i). LP- Aguirre (2-BJ I'ter; Mrs. Sadie Skirvin, Dav· Sunday would be regarded as a L.A. 000 000 04()- 4 6 0 HRS- Cash (22nd). McAuliffe , is Home. Oak Hill: William slap al Kmg S. F. OOliOOO 000- o 4 1 (16thl , Pepitone !29th), Whlta· Everett Jones. Oak Hill; Koufax <21-7) and Roseboro: ker fist) , Wilsoo 18), Mantle nle Akers. Rl. !, Oak Hill; REPRIMAND RESCUER Rolin, Henry (B), McDaniel fB), 123rd), John Jackson, Ewlngton; Mrs. CHAMONIX, France iUPI) Sadecki <91 and Haller. LPAlma Ki!'ll>le, Rl. 3, Jackson; f' :l ;_ ,· (;1'~ ' ~The Mountoin Guides Assocla· : Bolin 17·9). Minn. 400 000 03()- 7 1 0 Mrs. M81Jorie Seurloc'l, Rt. 8, UOO here Saturday suspended "1New York 001 1011 I(J()- 3 8 o · Chicago 000 000 112- 4 8 1 Jackson; Mrs. Wanda member, Rene Desmalso~, for ; Atlanta 200 102 Olx- 6 91 Merritt 13-12) and Battey, Rt. 2, McArthur; Mrs. IhiS part earher this week 10 the ! McGraw, Hamilton 17) and ' Zimmerman (4): Buzhardt. nle Alban, Rt 3. Oak , dramatic resrue of two Ger· , Grote; Johnsoo (1().8) and Higgins (8), Pizarro (8) and Howard Dean Parks, Rt ALL MEW FURHITI.iltE FOR · mans trapped on. a n•.arby Torre. LP- McGraw 12.6). HRS 1Rnmano. LP-Buzhardt. HR- HUI and Clement Rn•wl~rtd,IJ peak. The . a~SOCiallon said -Torre, 2 <29th and 30th), Buford {6th). Jackson. Desmalson_ mf~lllied rules by · Kranepool (14th) A~ron (35th) aot aotlfymg 1t of the rescue • · · ' bid .in company with American ! Phil a. 000000 000- 0 6 1 not r.OIIy ~Ond Alpm!St Gary Hemmmg. 1Cin. 000 101 OOx- 2 s g INCLUDING of '"''"''"'' YOu'll ...,., 'I ' .·.. CHARGE SHIP CAPTAIN Wise, Knowles 18), Verbanic A ' 171 and Uecker· O'Toole AGADIR, Morocco <UPl) - I McCool 1f) and WP ' Frl9ldalre The captain of an overloaded -- ~---- - r. - · ev.n .,more , ,, . "' ;,L lltfriterator trawler whieh capsized with an Gilllipolis, Ohio nd ,'IIIII 10~ .lalo~.WIN P!llnl liqwo fiOlll bniitl or ,. estimated 60 persons aboard ofi ·rollll' . .j, Ills yOu paint up, down, or SldtwiN otop'-' ' fulhlu this Moroccan port last week •nd ~n-•• otttn •• JOU likl ••• ,Y.M nMr lhoWi i has been charged with inVOIW1· Gos IIGIIIJI llftlllllor II~ moll!. IIIHH · ,, . \ tory homicide, a report oaid ' TONIGHT lh•u TUISDAY In mlnlllltl.Witllout a Int.. • • • "STAGECOACH" o.f. fllllrit o4t!f• c1tan1 up Saturday. He was also charged 1!1 ~p· ond-toild . · (Tecbnieolor) • with beillfj drunk at the time of luy on hsy Terms ....,.,. 1,0161lor"ut . A~n-Margaret, Red Buttons, A lmtll dawn paymen, the accident, which caused 19 MlChlf'l Connor• Bing . , . 'f'!hll 111019 oaul!l you World's Funniest Castaway! Wlntl £1Ctipt mQrl ';r end only S1.00 deaths. Crosby, Van Heflin . . m I'AINT , per day. Colorurtoons YIO!Idol·r·~·· ~ aga1~st . c • March Icero con· ~ Coprrftlrt, 'IIIII Co., m1 . ~ IWII"¥1 the ritht ,. Hmit ••ntrtin. even~ I 1 I ~. ett~." a : alal)d.II!J:~ I I at the convention that Sen. Rob. Word that Johnson was plan-• make the Lancaster stop on the ert F Kennedy of New nlng the Ohio visit came from ! way back to Washington. •• will speak at the party's big $50 Ian a1de to Democratic Stale The big business of the par· a plate fund raising dlnn•r In Chairman Morton Neipp, She ty's convention today was adop· Columbus Oct. B. said Johnson would campaign in Uon of the plaUorm scheduled Aide Glveo Word Detroit on Labor Day and would In the afternoon session. . 7.!;2 lo a new low of 195.03 and There was no oHichll an- ; ulthlies backtracked 1.67 to a nounc.,ment of tile President's I new low of 12ll.!HI. . • plans,. but White House person· ' However, the drop 1n tile m- nel were reporled to have visit.. dicator reflected only portion 1 agrt~~~~~enii.IIMIIOt follow~rs: Chamblin c~allellfled tbe Mld· Under the term:s ol . 'the delporl ·Pomeroy Rotary club agreement, Ute Cbtcago ·Real Friday night to find ways to Estate Board 1promised to carry out lnlem•tlon•l Rotary's wulldraw 111 opposition to lhe program or • .:·Better world philosophy of open occnpan':Y. lbrough Rotary. _The Chicago Housing Authority Gov. Chamblin, 8 Columbus to take evecy action attorney specializing in corpor· to. promote fair hensation law, made his annual and II, agreed to seek d' sites far public to the club also tra to limit tiOnally holdswhich Its "loud ohlri•· ho the. height of contest" the ame using .. In th's C E In. density ,areas, and to weari~ a whlte ·,piashed build smaller uruts. crimson number won the The prtlldent of ll!e·. I \'or~ <UP!) - Demorratk >our<-es smd SaturdO¥, they expect President Johnson lo make a Labor Day Yl!ll lo Lancaster, OhiO, to campaign for Rep. Wall>!r E. Moeller. ~~ uovernor uu.~cbedlw ~elll, AskSBeller olbe~ cl~ Oh~ltedl 1 FUt ure \Vorld :~e reach:b~d~~edat . , .. ~OLUMBUS ' qen~r. ~d a ~ 0. would'~ead ~rclt -- - - r -·-- r .ight;: . -SPENCER ol !be West Side OrJan!JiUon Coun\Y !!pard ol ~~ end, was expected to reach the Ullled Preila tllteraolloalll (WSO) who said he en qreed to make persillell& area of the RIJsslano : QIICAOO !'<Ufll ' >-Martin .the Into cicero.sunlrar- ellort'· to :!lnil' lhe ltiUl say it \Yillsend pictures back to. Llllher pledged . himself tile very lhlllfl Klnc ·tJ«''CCtally avaUable llor•welf.-e ndilleJIIL earth. , . tod•y to tmplemefit his lint ealleof off in Ute f1llb . ot<· bis Sdveral oilier· Bonn -Three tllj>ranklng major victory 1n 1 Northern Victory for open oocupancy:· to promote fllr houSilll· generals of !be West German city-a promise for OJlOI! . . ,: ' illll Mallet WUI!illl. ar!DY resigned in a disputjl In Chlcqo. Bul .But.,. Klnl , said lhal II "Jilheoe between the military and mililani Negro leader lhrea· Robinson and his feel c:arrted out, ,a.Jcago hil nol civilian controL tened to mar the lrillmph by they must, "They 10 wllb, my seeoca demotlllnllon.ptco what Chicago -lo!artin Luther marching toto ~noe suburban prayer• and hopes.(' ,· ·wtll ~suo." Ktnc· nld •.''If this Killfl Jr. kept up his demands Cicero. As for blmsell, Klllfl J&ill. bo city fails to respect Ill for fair housillfj. Officials In Kinl said he did aot a[!l'eo would 1'-Y In 0 Cbleaao-Jlls pmlllisel, !II · . are too Clncero. IlL. asked Gov. Otto with Chesler Robinson, leader ma11n city narrilw and Ill jallij are too Kerner•to call out the National I , tlbe city , lncl smab , to conlalll !be Guard lo keep order durillfl a I , Is promises. · f clernbtlltraton. 1 •. planned march Sunday In that . "l(,c wlli ·aever ' mallt; ' Washington -Los Angeles """" , · "'""' ,dOiil In butchery of, 111)1 Mayo. Sam Yorty clashed with 1 Cblcaco for open housine ,lhan Kine slid.. . · ' Sells. Rowt F. Kennedy, (). :!'t In 11(8 Kine COl 1 N.Y., .and Abraham A. Rlblcoff, eaerlul. · trike avend 1 .~~~1 .l as he opoke Friday ~lghl. 1M D-Conn .. al 1 oubcommlltte pow s e ""' aaor wlnclup·ol a nlly .Jtllhf bearillf! on urbBD affairs. ,, cliltclt, a . , , ~nee e an CBD _T8JI!PII ~er -Jewl.!h qna~ 01118 thai DIStrict Governor George It off, Kms said. once' was a ghetto In the classic p res1.den t Expec t ed .t 0 · ampargn . ,or M eIIer at L anc-as· fer · ·s~-o•n· J ( ••• " \ ., · · .:.... · _f (", riC ..... 'j:; ~- · .· · Sat:tii;ud. Jt: .. , , ;...;)~ ...,__,_~,.....,,_.:_~ _ 18e ;.:.. ;., ·....:,;:~, .'i!L. - •• 4· . ; .. ~g llllllo •••••• ' 39c re88JDg. :..·.... ...... .......41•"' loll Porfcoy ••••• - Napkilts ............-. 37c 'I lkt. .... .: ..:" 29c . Margarine ' . '.. ! Dct.. ... ~ ..... �I ,..I Nixon's 'POliticd Bank is ,:Bulging ' i yitmbl}l' ~imtJ • ft'"'- •. Ww1E w~ - One of tile - m.~~ep~ _.ts of current 111J IY ' Ml till Ml PUSUIDD 1Y f'B Ol'lO VALLI!' PVJUDING COIIPANt Clltlltr r-thtzl, Isla. ldltor ll!Digbl Wetherho!t. l!:dlllw o-. v11'11011 Dfw""• Ado. llllf. ftlellafll S. Pulllll""' Jamos E. Dannor, A.dv. Dir. BoiHII1 Wilson. Jr. Man. Eclllor 'Purge' is Devio us Power Play . their favor. They learned better U Defense Minister Un Plao is Mao Tsewhen It was too late. tung's rlght-haud man aod heir, there's a MID, Un Plao and other leaders In Y• 1lmple explanation for Red China's cur· !WI bellevod lhll leclmlque wu In large rent "reformist" purge o.l intellectuall measure respooalble lor their IIIICC8SS. aod his half-manual work on farms, ball· This action brought the peasanll, Red study projects for university students. bureaucrats, Red army officers end army men Into a temporary but lmportalll feel· II he thinks today as he did in Yenan ing of unity, however false that unity wao two deoadea ugo wben this reporter was a U. S. milltary officer sent to Mao's headin reality. Now, I& or 10 years alter their victory quarters to observe, Un Plao Ia fervently the Red Chinese find their acllolls bave going to try to convince the peasants be divorced them from the peasants. Tbey Is on their side In any argument they have have developed their cnm breed of arro· with the Intellectuals, the bureaucrats ganl, bureaucratic olllclall and Intellect. and professional men. uais who look down on the ~ant.. In Yenan, Lin Paio's belle! In the peasThere have been peasant revolts. There ant was matbei!Ullical. Peasants then as is growing farmer antagonism to the Red now make up more than 80 per cent of regime. There have been agricultural China's population. slowdowns and sabotage. Among the eduLin believed the Communists couldn't cated there bas been a turning away win - or hold power U they did win from the Communist cause for the pleasunless they sold the peasant. on the idea ""'' and joya of We. the Communists were for them. The peasAs noted above, Lin Plao bel looked ants furnished the Red guerrOia armlea becked to Yenan lor the 10luUon. He Is with recruits, aerved as their spies, form· pushing the eoncept ol baU-work, baU· ed the rank aod file workers for the par· study schools in which university and ty, grew the cropa on which guerrillas high school students (the new official aod lived and provi<led them sanctuary when army officer class) will i!peDd more time they hid. working at manual labor with .the pe... Lin's thinking today goes back to tho98 ants. Some lime back be destroyed 4ank Yenan days. The IOiuUoDB he's trying totheoretically in the Chinese B e dl day parallel the experiments that worked army as in Yeuaa. He's maktng hiP lor them then in the war with Japan. offlclllls humble themaelves . . In the 1940s, the Chinese peasants bat. Indications alresdy are that this al· ed the arrogant bureaucrats who taxed tempt at peasant • student co-operaliol theq~ unmercifully. They hated the rich aod official bumbling are not working u landlords. The Reds took adwntage of Mao and Lin eapected. theae bates. But the pe111anls also bated At Yenan, it worked becaiiSe tht offici• armies - because armles despoiled thetr als and nmy olflcerl were devoted to land, stole their crops, took their women the Red cause. Tbey tr*f to make II and hauled off their YOWIII men. work. The Reds at Yonan decided the Red In Red China today, most of the college army itself would grow crops aod help atudents, bureaucrats aod army officera the pe111anll grow theirs. Red army men are not devoted to the Communlot cause. forced laodlords to lower rents or took They are a new generaliD!I of men tht their land. This cost the Reds nothing. Reds took In in their rapid expansion. These actions broke down temporarily This new generaUoo of students resents the fear ol the peasants lor the Red army going to the countryside to work with the and won their cooperation. The peasants peasants. The officials resent bumbling didn't know what they were in for once themselves lor a cause they're not devotthe Reds won. ed lo. The dlllllusloned peasenL1 don't Red officers, officials and troope wert like the studento or offtclale any more required to labor in the fieldl. Often this than the officlllls and student. !Ike them. labor was only symbotlc. But II had •Ill· The peasants have learned, too, that nificant el.lects. It humbled officials aod whatever bappelll, In lhe long run thl fooled the farmers, tht peasant troops Reds will like away more of their fnl• aod their families Into believing the Com· doma end gtve nothing In return. munisll did me111 to cbonge things In .._.,_ •· did - e ~ e'..l.. ~ as VIOl • l'fllldetlt to 1111 P"'IU1Ar.Piwldllll .r>wltlbt Ello --.. -. Or 1111 ol IIIUC1111117 undlo ell!'id l'ltU fW IIJa 1• noato lllattoa. . To Ill bnporlllll alent, poiiiiCII h8l that Rlcllard Nlloft has a larmldable power base In the Republican side of CNJirtA In 1111 uodealared OllldJdao1 fW 11101btr Pmldeutlal (D, Though 11 11 quite true ' ti!Jt Congressional pwl)' patriarchs rarelJ aotuallJ ND a national roovenlloll. lheJI 1~ • close situation fiDI llJOY!de the decllive margill lor the Prest· · denllll uplrul they Uke most, or object to leasl This they lllreb' dld lor Otldwater ln 1964: thll !hey QOUid do for Nllon In 111111. For NIIOD Is fun. damentally aeceplablt, as a symbol U not In 1U cl.. siJn. ply u 1 111111, 10 tbl oontroll• lng Republlean et111U In Co11gross on three eounlll. The ltrsl II thet be II, after an, an old member ol the Con· gresslooal club. The eeceod Is that be 11, Indeed, 1 811Qd par· ty man, ready to epeod strenu· ous elfort to help fellow part(. sans lacing tho voters, In this or any other year. No politlclaD preased for h!!l own job every forget. thll IOrl of aollallnce dtwll ot the very human level of blmseU. It ean move blm to return asslltance even to a beiMiactor with wbom he mltlht dloagreo 08 lmportalll Impersonal quesII0111, The third eount Is- atmply that deed, Nlllon's preconvention campaign Ia laking some of the '*' u.ap, olthe PNCODvdea push bY 'IPIIIeb B111'17 Goldwater stun· Did tht Eastcn and IIIUIIIY dominant RepubUcan profeg. lllonllls by winning the nominalion In 1964. Goldwater, too, put 8lreBI from the outset on eu!UvatlnS CongreBBional relltlonohlps IJid empbasla on a party wheal· horae wtOJngness II go moll anywhere to 8911Bt most anJ O.O.P. candidate for slate or local office. Thus, when he ruclled SaD Francisco In the IUDlll1er of 11M ba bad much more solid becklnllrom power· fu1 CongrealoDII figures than oulllden bad IJIIPPOSed. He had even blunted 1 bit the iniUal bostiUI1 of thlll Congressional lliurU be uever actually bro!J&ht over to hll side. ~'bls, on both rounll, Is wbal Nixon II dolnl now - with the aigDllleant addition that his Congre!slonal G.O.P. becklng II from the start considerably larger than Goktwa!U'a bad been. This Ia because be Is a moderate as dlntingulabed from an ultriCQilUnlaUva type and JIO!!IIMIIOD, NOll, lbeN II DO longer a chemical trace tl secrecy lbout lt. Nlson's elaborately uncasual reunion Oft Capitol IDU with leading Republicans of the Sefl. ate and House bu not, ol course, bogtled eybody up there to give blm 111pport at the 1968 RepubUean Nallonal Convention. lD the ~ place, things nen'I d01111 that way. ID the - d. place, there ne, to be 11111'0, RepubUcana on Cap!· tol HID who alther don't want NW!n to be8ln with or at miDImum are In no mind to commit themselves thll early In the pme. Granted these dilelal:nen, bowever, the eaentlal m-ge romlnl through these meetlnls In the IICOIII!S ol Nlron'~ trt. wnpba and bitter controvenles, as a member of the House and then the Senate, Is clear enough. It Is that by the mosl co:JServative esUmate be bas got far more In tho bank In the party's Congressional winS than who are, well, mort reluod (would you believe lazy! ), bui It SMIIII there aro men whose chief worry Is that \here Isn't enough time Jn M hours for them to work as bard as they want to work. So they are reaorting to all sorts of weird tricks to ellmlnate wasted mlnute1. The WaU Streit Journal hu made an exhaustive &iudy of these inexhaustible exeeut1ve1. Aod the thinll thl)' tbink :of! One yOUDI tycoon, lor nample, lound that vlsi!Drs tD hlo office teoded to ad· . mire somt line paintlllll which adorned the wall. Their comments and his replies consumed pre<ious moments tblt could have been devoted to hard business. So hi3 office II now u bemm of art 11 a ooU in the county jail - perhaps even bar· rener, If the county prisoner has a llltr for earthy ll<ttcbu. Another super • huotler hao a telephone and a secretary in his car. En route to appointments, he dictates, and pbones, phones and dictates. When bt pill where he's going, the secrellry ocrounges a spare typewriter and transcribel the mobile musings o1 bor bosa - aod think of the production push Another resourotful bu eUmlnated tblt lost momant wblcb IQmetlmes creeps ill when 1 buiY blllbloUIDIJI II traveUng by air. Thle tlrll... toUer grabs the lint aeat beblnd tbl rockp~ I o o close to the movie si!Hill lor uyone 10 .... .... enhowtr .' NllloJI'·~- .' .\ ..... llltl, 1 110~ .. OD pllbliC I• -~C- . Jy • 1111 ¥ill . . . or . 'Ill VIti NUll, art IV olaMI' to those of the Rop®Ucl'l Cot>' llfllllonel eOIIIIIIIUI lltaP are the potl\101111 ol 111J of Wplv111. wbtn Ill lllka lor · more r-ther IIIIa 1111 -.e~IIIIOII ol the .\Jnerlclll lllllllai'Y COIIII"it. 111111t Ill VIet ~A ht II talklns the 111111t1!tla JllrCUiil of most · of tile llepllbUclll CIIJirtSslonII 'lllq. 'llblle blplriiiiP ~ubllcaa CoqHui9Da!IIUPporl lor Pres!dent Jolmlon Ill VIet Nllll bll tieell 111'01111 II II a fact that 11 would be 111en lllroDier II the Pretldenl wiN ,toupr In VIet Nllll tbln be II. The uet of tht bullnea Is thlt 1.1 Nixon lll!ould be nomina ted In 1988 - aod thll evenluallty II more nenly 1 probabiJ. tty than I ponlblllty on an t)te ebjecllva evldellca 110w It baod - the ensulna national debate would give DO lbnJ 11 aU to those who wish to witbdraw In ooe way or another from Viet Nero. Instead, the real debate would he belwetll an aU • out bawk, In Nixon, aod en embodiment, ID President Joh!IIOD, of somethlnJ!less !hill bawklslmess, U ats. SOIIIIIbiDI more IliaD daveiahneu. i K.C. Washingt(Jn By-Line By BRUCE BJOSIIAT WASIUNGTON (NE:A) - Ineapably, SeD. ll4bert F. Kennedy ol New York end, to a teaser Ol!lenl, his brother, · Sen. Edward M. «Ttd) KeiiDOdy of )r8811Chusetts, wUJ provide the major obow In the 196e election campaigns soon to get uoder way. ln01011pably, too, tbll II bound to compllcalllurther the already harassed poUUcal Ula of President Lyndon B. Johll- • ·,: :: ·~ · • fl • 1 o B 1 Gov. Tim Babco4t. ' IodicaUons are ~~itt Ted, like Right to Keep Individual fll'earms astc : ~th"=~llc~ ~ ~llkeiJ a:~·=: To Growth and Mamtenance of Democracy ~:;.~;.,~ :'. :: ~ ~:!:~':!:".::;': to This keeps away the dro"es who went , · wlnl Wll<:ousln's leplelllber crowds. . to fritter away their lillie ud their a.· roen by watching the In • f1iP1 IIIO'Io. For, of course, they don't 111 by our work· er, and perhaps dlitract blm, with sllly BY HRRONOIOUI moor" were I!OII!pletely lnvul· original bttent of the authors 1cene supporl There will. be the !Ill John ICIIInllly by ~ ClOnvenatlon. •THE moRT OF THE oerable to liD)' weapons avail· was exactly what they stated- many other such loraya, cout slalltly maldna crowd oomparYou wondlr bow far this passion for PEOPLE TO 114VB A N D able to ordinary citizens and a neaessity to the aecurlly ol a to coast. · Ilona In various cltleo touolled production can go. Will the day come ' BEAR ARMI IJIAU. NOT complete wfdom of the people free state. And if Ule arcun1ent Ted Kennedy's mid • August b7 both tht IIJeO and IHt J:ltm. when Harry Hardwork realizes that hiJ Ill INII'IUNGIIRD·" (Art. 11, was lh4 acceplad condition. that today's condltionl are dl.l· appearance In Dllnole tor Adlai ocraUe Pomlntll. · lamllY is cutting into bis creative output BJU ol RIPtl.) ferent ts to bt the bull of a Stevenson m, nominee far To bt oullnllchtd bY • I!VI by Jaying bello to him when he gell But With 1h1 coming of the new law, thai !lw lhoulll bl IItle lreiiUI'II', Ia just a mUd Kennedy perhaps traveling the home, and solves the problem by bolting The publlCliUon of any Sill' Bngllsh 1008 • bow and Its established by 1111 ll!llllldmlnl atarllr lor hint. In September 1111111 clmllt In the same cam· into his study and having his dinner sent •Ilona! murdtr or 11\Urders, "cloth-yard sbaft", the com· of the ConsUtuUon bJ the llll• ht will Nlna lhrotlllt several Palen month may prove almost In! by ust of lirtarmJ Is the signal mon man wu 1ble to posse11 Jorily o1 the votera lad no1 bY wtllem s11111. Ills particular more than Johnson can btll'. ·· Such dedlellllon to duly Ia admlrlble, lor 1 new demaod by various a weapon Ulable against arm· judicial word twisting. commltme"t right now II to The judament here II 11111 In a gruesome sort of way, but bow about groups and btdivlduals_ for the our, and It was shorUy after It Is highly significant that a Montana's Sen. lAI Mllellf, the ""'!dent wiR do hit Ill' the guy 's bealth? !Dial disarming of citizens. this was demonstrat-11, at tho 111'111 1111117 of lbole who desire who bas a tough rece qllnll (Coni!Duod 011 Pap Ill Anyone that energetic uodoubtedly b.. And since Article 11 of the , battle of Crecy, thai lnalfeb proldbiUon o1 - - are UIVIi that hard work never killed any· 11r11 ten emeadmtllla 10 the Kings tnade thlllr llrll real COJio members of or ,ymJialbatla to body. the ldeu ~ an organllatm: Maybe not. But we sluggardl llka to Amtrlcan Cooatltutlon 1llndl cessions to lhl people. Conatltutlon alludl aquarely Ill And on~¥ Iller It wu lhol'll wblt!b would 1llo !Ike to nuDity believe that II can keep a mall lrom NlllJ tbl Wll' of thll demand, vll'l-- llull tba 011111on used at Agl11- the rtgbto of the first and filth UvinlOUI lllllbodl of "wonl-lwlltlnl' oourt were capable of destroy· 8IDI!lllfmento. baVI bolD used to clreuiiiVIDI IPJ tltl willa of milord's e&$1, - -- 11111 ntlcle'e Intention. 111 did tht poww of tht Frlllch · 0n1 ol lha lalllt altllllple II 110blla IJii!n to decllnt. '*'- SJ&u tht use of t1t1 optnlltC llnll o1 The tltnt..locll rille, wblab BOLLVWOOD (UPl) t1t1 am~~~clmlnl, "A weU • rtl· eould bt 111anufactured In the English star Donald Pleuence lquarelJ In tht Wll' of lhle lacl1 lorp and owned by lhl bas signed willl DIJio Dl to tbl IIC!Iril1 or a !reo allll'' e11111111011 dtlzen c8DC4llacl 0111 Laurenllls to 111r In "MIIabu araument tblt the IDIIIII wu tbl lormer superlorily ol tile le81" on location 111 Lolldoa to Umtl lhl po11111lon ol nr.. dllcllpllned nmy of tht ldnf , _ • ' IUIIII to tht "mllllll" IIIII 1101 lod dltpelled (01'\!VIr the . . . ~ SUNDAY u 1 rllhl ol all cltiiODI. ry of divine rilhl" 111 the An argume!ll which falls ralllo lean, F1111ch, aacl Duleb rtYOI• TIMES-SENTINEL er flatly In the face of the fact lions aod led to tht llnl ~ ........ " " ' ....... bf ftl aldt VIII" Pu.lllhlltf h. thai at th1 IID\1 of the adopo eratle government.. eAt.LIPOLII DAIL"' TRIIUMI 4U lealld ..... • ••,"". • ... lion of this measure AIL abl.. The Great Empires of tltl 41Ul, PvMI.... every . ....., ..,.,.. . tutpl .. tvrdty, lftttftll -It ttll bodild mlltl were I!(Jilllidered a lith and 19th centuries wtr1 .Pelt Offici In O.IIINIII. o•tt. ~p part of the mlilua. (The exist- eatablllhld by the defeat ol IJio . . Act et MJrc• a. '"'' • IKiflt .... fl'lllllftl fl'lltttP. ence of militia ao a part of the live ·armlll wbo did not · pot. THI ·DAILV IINT!NII. National Dlltnle was not es- sess firell'llll ind repelled their 111 MHMnl1 11Ntt1 llttMftr1 '"'' . ... ..,,.., •.• ....,... It~ l.lbUIIIed by the ConJress until high point with tltiiDvtntlon of . . . Ill! ._ ..• "'"' v. IIG3.) the rapid • 1tre wee)ICIIII ol lht f l Ml OP IUIICitiPliOIIII The amount of acfual liberty GaUing and Maslm types, av.U. ly Clrtltr •lilY IICCIIpt lthrrUr given to the common people able onlf to eovermnenl lon:ll. ,...,. ou,.,rr,.,o" ·~'" by their rulers bas, aU through And th0110 Ort~~t Sn\plrel r&fl" ..... Otl!iltl4ll , , . _ . M Ofttt tn.l . . . Vll'fllla. .,.. , .. , .,, ••• history, beM direetly In propor Idly dlslnleiJ'ated after the se- ...... t1i tt.rtt"""""' Ill,..., 1 . Uon to the ability of the clll- cond wtr, wllln moderD wsap. .!!!..l"'l.Jl" "" -"'· ... 1111• to procure WIIPODI oom- 01111 beCame -..Uiblt to n1Uve ~ i;jrf'~ ,.... ''" •• iMIItftl ..~ tfll'll... IMftflll ••• parable to those of the ruler or armlet. U"'f· ,,.. lfttemlfiOfll' • · e 1..6 I, HIA. I•• 10vernment. During the periQd In apllt ol jlte ellorta C!1 tba ..... -,u ..... •,.,•• ry., jlllt prm this, spta1/t Ill ,,. ntadtt's fan w1 el feudalism In Europe and In "dloarmers" to · t'ellltl othe)o ...... If ftllt ......,.,... lftd .... 11'1 ......... .., . . . ,.,.. Englaod, the "Lord In his meanings b!t4J 1M tqua&e ol • • •II•" lllld the "lml&bt..ln-ar- tba llecoDII tmendriJeot. ... • . l . •. 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Ph ..... ......... - · ...,...- Ch"'"' O. 1966 . ~, HAVE A DATE EVERY SATURDAY NIGHT BERRl'S WO~LO -·r------ •t- Contention •ocrals Bobby, will lend Ids Jlbi!Ueal magnetism to In Califomla, llllnoll, Michigan, and olhe.r populous states. ms Ust should bt at least as lung as Bobby'a. It 1e a aale forecast that larle end eothwtlasUc crowds will almost everywhere swarm nouod lhe"Konnedy ~~~Pw", uod especially tblt part of It lllrrln& Bobby Kenpedy. H11 II eon. "Kennedy" today, the political The two Kannedye will, of hair epparent to late llrolher eourse, apeod considerable time John F. Ken!IOIIy. In 1081 than ctmfllllnllll for others In two yean, Itt bas bollt enor· fh•tr own home slalea. But the mo\llly on his ~acly . Jrugo blu•l part of their energies berllale. PoDs conUnue . .. to wiD be spread acro11 the ahow him licking ilnjlbody, eountry. Democrat or RepubUean, In -""ong lbe key alalia, Bob- prl!lldenllll trial htlll. 'J II already colUIAlted 1!1 Far LJWu J, 11111-... tbla . lltlp Gov. Edmlllld 0. (Pitl rualll !DIU- ~s· Brawa II Caltlorola, Sea. Paal -1. 1'111 1'lt'ldelt !I PI D!!nglao II Dllnols, V. S. Doaloo Ill 1111 1.. cii!IJillp r..d _...., .cratle llealllt aomlteo G. Jd• 1111, u lilt (lllllolulpllc week· aeD (Soapy) Wl1llllll II Mlcbl- Old trip II New Yorll ,. el!d pa. He h8l bldl tnm Oldo Nn Bqllnd todlcalel. Bnl lud PeDDiyl•lllil· wllll all ... alllallladc GOP Go¥, John Reed Gf puolpiJ ol 11M )IIUide!dlll .ee· Mlllne will hove to weather a toDrlp (Who can !Dillcll 1111 · )lobby KeMedY lnvuton In be- bill IIIII blat Air Force OIMT), 400 000 Blanro, Stock (7) , Aki!l!4tll. lnd Root; Coates, M. · . (7), Sanlorcj, (8) and WP-Sanlord <U.o). <~) . HR-Jolmstone ··WI! Crowds on Bobby's Stump Tour Sure to Gall LBJ Oil 001 012- Collf. 4-The Sunday Tlmes·Sentlnel, Sunday, Aug. 28, 1968 Wears Us Out to Hear of It It may co!DI as a ahock to thole of 111 '!I . ' You'll finally be able Ia afford to, If you Bel ' 16 to 21 Yeacs Old aHondL Trade in your ps-eater for a thrifty Hunda SO. Up to 200 miles per pllon, a!MI at Ieist that many lausfls. Maybe more. Hondas arw just the ticket for campus traffic and campus p•rking, end you'll notice a big difference in your pocketbook, tou. It'll bulge for a chanae. And so will your date book. OPPrnlTUNITY To work as :aeamen. aboard American·flag merchant ships sailing throughout the world 1'op Union Wages and Conditions If you are btiWHn.16 aftd 21 years af age and 1 ciiiHn of th• Unfllcl S!ltas, you can apply to the Harry LUndebei'Q School of Seemanshlp, which IS operellcl by the Seafarers lnt<tmotlonal Union and the mirltime induslly solef)l' for the purpooe of !raining quallflad applicants for alnplayinent aboard Arnerk:on-flog men:honf ships. lhe(lt are ablahnely no che'lles or costs tl> you. lf..you are lntenlled, fOr full cf6. · toils write l~litely 111 · . VOLKSWAGEN SERVICE �I ,..I Nixon's 'POliticd Bank is ,:Bulging ' i yitmbl}l' ~imtJ • ft'"'- •. Ww1E w~ - One of tile - m.~~ep~ _.ts of current 111J IY ' Ml till Ml PUSUIDD 1Y f'B Ol'lO VALLI!' PVJUDING COIIPANt Clltlltr r-thtzl, Isla. ldltor ll!Digbl Wetherho!t. l!:dlllw o-. v11'11011 Dfw""• Ado. llllf. ftlellafll S. Pulllll""' Jamos E. Dannor, A.dv. Dir. BoiHII1 Wilson. Jr. Man. Eclllor 'Purge' is Devio us Power Play . their favor. They learned better U Defense Minister Un Plao is Mao Tsewhen It was too late. tung's rlght-haud man aod heir, there's a MID, Un Plao and other leaders In Y• 1lmple explanation for Red China's cur· !WI bellevod lhll leclmlque wu In large rent "reformist" purge o.l intellectuall measure respooalble lor their IIIICC8SS. aod his half-manual work on farms, ball· This action brought the peasanll, Red study projects for university students. bureaucrats, Red army officers end army men Into a temporary but lmportalll feel· II he thinks today as he did in Yenan ing of unity, however false that unity wao two deoadea ugo wben this reporter was a U. S. milltary officer sent to Mao's headin reality. Now, I& or 10 years alter their victory quarters to observe, Un Plao Ia fervently the Red Chinese find their acllolls bave going to try to convince the peasants be divorced them from the peasants. Tbey Is on their side In any argument they have have developed their cnm breed of arro· with the Intellectuals, the bureaucrats ganl, bureaucratic olllclall and Intellect. and professional men. uais who look down on the ~ant.. In Yenan, Lin Paio's belle! In the peasThere have been peasant revolts. There ant was matbei!Ullical. Peasants then as is growing farmer antagonism to the Red now make up more than 80 per cent of regime. There have been agricultural China's population. slowdowns and sabotage. Among the eduLin believed the Communists couldn't cated there bas been a turning away win - or hold power U they did win from the Communist cause for the pleasunless they sold the peasant. on the idea ""'' and joya of We. the Communists were for them. The peasAs noted above, Lin Plao bel looked ants furnished the Red guerrOia armlea becked to Yenan lor the 10luUon. He Is with recruits, aerved as their spies, form· pushing the eoncept ol baU-work, baU· ed the rank aod file workers for the par· study schools in which university and ty, grew the cropa on which guerrillas high school students (the new official aod lived and provi<led them sanctuary when army officer class) will i!peDd more time they hid. working at manual labor with .the pe... Lin's thinking today goes back to tho98 ants. Some lime back be destroyed 4ank Yenan days. The IOiuUoDB he's trying totheoretically in the Chinese B e dl day parallel the experiments that worked army as in Yeuaa. He's maktng hiP lor them then in the war with Japan. offlclllls humble themaelves . . In the 1940s, the Chinese peasants bat. Indications alresdy are that this al· ed the arrogant bureaucrats who taxed tempt at peasant • student co-operaliol theq~ unmercifully. They hated the rich aod official bumbling are not working u landlords. The Reds took adwntage of Mao and Lin eapected. theae bates. But the pe111anls also bated At Yenan, it worked becaiiSe tht offici• armies - because armles despoiled thetr als and nmy olflcerl were devoted to land, stole their crops, took their women the Red cause. Tbey tr*f to make II and hauled off their YOWIII men. work. The Reds at Yonan decided the Red In Red China today, most of the college army itself would grow crops aod help atudents, bureaucrats aod army officera the pe111anll grow theirs. Red army men are not devoted to the Communlot cause. forced laodlords to lower rents or took They are a new generaliD!I of men tht their land. This cost the Reds nothing. Reds took In in their rapid expansion. These actions broke down temporarily This new generaUoo of students resents the fear ol the peasants lor the Red army going to the countryside to work with the and won their cooperation. The peasants peasants. The officials resent bumbling didn't know what they were in for once themselves lor a cause they're not devotthe Reds won. ed lo. The dlllllusloned peasenL1 don't Red officers, officials and troope wert like the studento or offtclale any more required to labor in the fieldl. Often this than the officlllls and student. !Ike them. labor was only symbotlc. But II had •Ill· The peasants have learned, too, that nificant el.lects. It humbled officials aod whatever bappelll, In lhe long run thl fooled the farmers, tht peasant troops Reds will like away more of their fnl• aod their families Into believing the Com· doma end gtve nothing In return. munisll did me111 to cbonge things In .._.,_ •· did - e ~ e'..l.. ~ as VIOl • l'fllldetlt to 1111 P"'IU1Ar.Piwldllll .r>wltlbt Ello --.. -. Or 1111 ol IIIUC1111117 undlo ell!'id l'ltU fW IIJa 1• noato lllattoa. . To Ill bnporlllll alent, poiiiiCII h8l that Rlcllard Nlloft has a larmldable power base In the Republican side of CNJirtA In 1111 uodealared OllldJdao1 fW 11101btr Pmldeutlal (D, Though 11 11 quite true ' ti!Jt Congressional pwl)' patriarchs rarelJ aotuallJ ND a national roovenlloll. lheJI 1~ • close situation fiDI llJOY!de the decllive margill lor the Prest· · denllll uplrul they Uke most, or object to leasl This they lllreb' dld lor Otldwater ln 1964: thll !hey QOUid do for Nllon In 111111. For NIIOD Is fun. damentally aeceplablt, as a symbol U not In 1U cl.. siJn. ply u 1 111111, 10 tbl oontroll• lng Republlean et111U In Co11gross on three eounlll. The ltrsl II thet be II, after an, an old member ol the Con· gresslooal club. The eeceod Is that be 11, Indeed, 1 811Qd par· ty man, ready to epeod strenu· ous elfort to help fellow part(. sans lacing tho voters, In this or any other year. No politlclaD preased for h!!l own job every forget. thll IOrl of aollallnce dtwll ot the very human level of blmseU. It ean move blm to return asslltance even to a beiMiactor with wbom he mltlht dloagreo 08 lmportalll Impersonal quesII0111, The third eount Is- atmply that deed, Nlllon's preconvention campaign Ia laking some of the '*' u.ap, olthe PNCODvdea push bY 'IPIIIeb B111'17 Goldwater stun· Did tht Eastcn and IIIUIIIY dominant RepubUcan profeg. lllonllls by winning the nominalion In 1964. Goldwater, too, put 8lreBI from the outset on eu!UvatlnS CongreBBional relltlonohlps IJid empbasla on a party wheal· horae wtOJngness II go moll anywhere to 8911Bt most anJ O.O.P. candidate for slate or local office. Thus, when he ruclled SaD Francisco In the IUDlll1er of 11M ba bad much more solid becklnllrom power· fu1 CongrealoDII figures than oulllden bad IJIIPPOSed. He had even blunted 1 bit the iniUal bostiUI1 of thlll Congressional lliurU be uever actually bro!J&ht over to hll side. ~'bls, on both rounll, Is wbal Nixon II dolnl now - with the aigDllleant addition that his Congre!slonal G.O.P. becklng II from the start considerably larger than Goktwa!U'a bad been. This Ia because be Is a moderate as dlntingulabed from an ultriCQilUnlaUva type and JIO!!IIMIIOD, NOll, lbeN II DO longer a chemical trace tl secrecy lbout lt. Nlson's elaborately uncasual reunion Oft Capitol IDU with leading Republicans of the Sefl. ate and House bu not, ol course, bogtled eybody up there to give blm 111pport at the 1968 RepubUean Nallonal Convention. lD the ~ place, things nen'I d01111 that way. ID the - d. place, there ne, to be 11111'0, RepubUcana on Cap!· tol HID who alther don't want NW!n to be8ln with or at miDImum are In no mind to commit themselves thll early In the pme. Granted these dilelal:nen, bowever, the eaentlal m-ge romlnl through these meetlnls In the IICOIII!S ol Nlron'~ trt. wnpba and bitter controvenles, as a member of the House and then the Senate, Is clear enough. It Is that by the mosl co:JServative esUmate be bas got far more In tho bank In the party's Congressional winS than who are, well, mort reluod (would you believe lazy! ), bui It SMIIII there aro men whose chief worry Is that \here Isn't enough time Jn M hours for them to work as bard as they want to work. So they are reaorting to all sorts of weird tricks to ellmlnate wasted mlnute1. The WaU Streit Journal hu made an exhaustive &iudy of these inexhaustible exeeut1ve1. Aod the thinll thl)' tbink :of! One yOUDI tycoon, lor nample, lound that vlsi!Drs tD hlo office teoded to ad· . mire somt line paintlllll which adorned the wall. Their comments and his replies consumed pre<ious moments tblt could have been devoted to hard business. So hi3 office II now u bemm of art 11 a ooU in the county jail - perhaps even bar· rener, If the county prisoner has a llltr for earthy ll<ttcbu. Another super • huotler hao a telephone and a secretary in his car. En route to appointments, he dictates, and pbones, phones and dictates. When bt pill where he's going, the secrellry ocrounges a spare typewriter and transcribel the mobile musings o1 bor bosa - aod think of the production push Another resourotful bu eUmlnated tblt lost momant wblcb IQmetlmes creeps ill when 1 buiY blllbloUIDIJI II traveUng by air. Thle tlrll... toUer grabs the lint aeat beblnd tbl rockp~ I o o close to the movie si!Hill lor uyone 10 .... .... enhowtr .' NllloJI'·~- .' .\ ..... llltl, 1 110~ .. OD pllbliC I• -~C- . Jy • 1111 ¥ill . . . or . 'Ill VIti NUll, art IV olaMI' to those of the Rop®Ucl'l Cot>' llfllllonel eOIIIIIIIUI lltaP are the potl\101111 ol 111J of Wplv111. wbtn Ill lllka lor · more r-ther IIIIa 1111 -.e~IIIIOII ol the .\Jnerlclll lllllllai'Y COIIII"it. 111111t Ill VIet ~A ht II talklns the 111111t1!tla JllrCUiil of most · of tile llepllbUclll CIIJirtSslonII 'lllq. 'llblle blplriiiiP ~ubllcaa CoqHui9Da!IIUPporl lor Pres!dent Jolmlon Ill VIet Nllll bll tieell 111'01111 II II a fact that 11 would be 111en lllroDier II the Pretldenl wiN ,toupr In VIet Nllll tbln be II. The uet of tht bullnea Is thlt 1.1 Nixon lll!ould be nomina ted In 1988 - aod thll evenluallty II more nenly 1 probabiJ. tty than I ponlblllty on an t)te ebjecllva evldellca 110w It baod - the ensulna national debate would give DO lbnJ 11 aU to those who wish to witbdraw In ooe way or another from Viet Nero. Instead, the real debate would he belwetll an aU • out bawk, In Nixon, aod en embodiment, ID President Joh!IIOD, of somethlnJ!less !hill bawklslmess, U ats. SOIIIIIbiDI more IliaD daveiahneu. i K.C. Washingt(Jn By-Line By BRUCE BJOSIIAT WASIUNGTON (NE:A) - Ineapably, SeD. ll4bert F. Kennedy ol New York end, to a teaser Ol!lenl, his brother, · Sen. Edward M. «Ttd) KeiiDOdy of )r8811Chusetts, wUJ provide the major obow In the 196e election campaigns soon to get uoder way. ln01011pably, too, tbll II bound to compllcalllurther the already harassed poUUcal Ula of President Lyndon B. Johll- • ·,: :: ·~ · • fl • 1 o B 1 Gov. Tim Babco4t. ' IodicaUons are ~~itt Ted, like Right to Keep Individual fll'earms astc : ~th"=~llc~ ~ ~llkeiJ a:~·=: To Growth and Mamtenance of Democracy ~:;.~;.,~ :'. :: ~ ~:!:~':!:".::;': to This keeps away the dro"es who went , · wlnl Wll<:ousln's leplelllber crowds. . to fritter away their lillie ud their a.· roen by watching the In • f1iP1 IIIO'Io. For, of course, they don't 111 by our work· er, and perhaps dlitract blm, with sllly BY HRRONOIOUI moor" were I!OII!pletely lnvul· original bttent of the authors 1cene supporl There will. be the !Ill John ICIIInllly by ~ ClOnvenatlon. •THE moRT OF THE oerable to liD)' weapons avail· was exactly what they stated- many other such loraya, cout slalltly maldna crowd oomparYou wondlr bow far this passion for PEOPLE TO 114VB A N D able to ordinary citizens and a neaessity to the aecurlly ol a to coast. · Ilona In various cltleo touolled production can go. Will the day come ' BEAR ARMI IJIAU. NOT complete wfdom of the people free state. And if Ule arcun1ent Ted Kennedy's mid • August b7 both tht IIJeO and IHt J:ltm. when Harry Hardwork realizes that hiJ Ill INII'IUNGIIRD·" (Art. 11, was lh4 acceplad condition. that today's condltionl are dl.l· appearance In Dllnole tor Adlai ocraUe Pomlntll. · lamllY is cutting into bis creative output BJU ol RIPtl.) ferent ts to bt the bull of a Stevenson m, nominee far To bt oullnllchtd bY • I!VI by Jaying bello to him when he gell But With 1h1 coming of the new law, thai !lw lhoulll bl IItle lreiiUI'II', Ia just a mUd Kennedy perhaps traveling the home, and solves the problem by bolting The publlCliUon of any Sill' Bngllsh 1008 • bow and Its established by 1111 ll!llllldmlnl atarllr lor hint. In September 1111111 clmllt In the same cam· into his study and having his dinner sent •Ilona! murdtr or 11\Urders, "cloth-yard sbaft", the com· of the ConsUtuUon bJ the llll• ht will Nlna lhrotlllt several Palen month may prove almost In! by ust of lirtarmJ Is the signal mon man wu 1ble to posse11 Jorily o1 the votera lad no1 bY wtllem s11111. Ills particular more than Johnson can btll'. ·· Such dedlellllon to duly Ia admlrlble, lor 1 new demaod by various a weapon Ulable against arm· judicial word twisting. commltme"t right now II to The judament here II 11111 In a gruesome sort of way, but bow about groups and btdivlduals_ for the our, and It was shorUy after It Is highly significant that a Montana's Sen. lAI Mllellf, the ""'!dent wiR do hit Ill' the guy 's bealth? !Dial disarming of citizens. this was demonstrat-11, at tho 111'111 1111117 of lbole who desire who bas a tough rece qllnll (Coni!Duod 011 Pap Ill Anyone that energetic uodoubtedly b.. And since Article 11 of the , battle of Crecy, thai lnalfeb proldbiUon o1 - - are UIVIi that hard work never killed any· 11r11 ten emeadmtllla 10 the Kings tnade thlllr llrll real COJio members of or ,ymJialbatla to body. the ldeu ~ an organllatm: Maybe not. But we sluggardl llka to Amtrlcan Cooatltutlon 1llndl cessions to lhl people. Conatltutlon alludl aquarely Ill And on~¥ Iller It wu lhol'll wblt!b would 1llo !Ike to nuDity believe that II can keep a mall lrom NlllJ tbl Wll' of thll demand, vll'l-- llull tba 011111on used at Agl11- the rtgbto of the first and filth UvinlOUI lllllbodl of "wonl-lwlltlnl' oourt were capable of destroy· 8IDI!lllfmento. baVI bolD used to clreuiiiVIDI IPJ tltl willa of milord's e&$1, - -- 11111 ntlcle'e Intention. 111 did tht poww of tht Frlllch · 0n1 ol lha lalllt altllllple II 110blla IJii!n to decllnt. '*'- SJ&u tht use of t1t1 optnlltC llnll o1 The tltnt..locll rille, wblab BOLLVWOOD (UPl) t1t1 am~~~clmlnl, "A weU • rtl· eould bt 111anufactured In the English star Donald Pleuence lquarelJ In tht Wll' of lhle lacl1 lorp and owned by lhl bas signed willl DIJio Dl to tbl IIC!Iril1 or a !reo allll'' e11111111011 dtlzen c8DC4llacl 0111 Laurenllls to 111r In "MIIabu araument tblt the IDIIIII wu tbl lormer superlorily ol tile le81" on location 111 Lolldoa to Umtl lhl po11111lon ol nr.. dllcllpllned nmy of tht ldnf , _ • ' IUIIII to tht "mllllll" IIIII 1101 lod dltpelled (01'\!VIr the . . . ~ SUNDAY u 1 rllhl ol all cltiiODI. ry of divine rilhl" 111 the An argume!ll which falls ralllo lean, F1111ch, aacl Duleb rtYOI• TIMES-SENTINEL er flatly In the face of the fact lions aod led to tht llnl ~ ........ " " ' ....... bf ftl aldt VIII" Pu.lllhlltf h. thai at th1 IID\1 of the adopo eratle government.. eAt.LIPOLII DAIL"' TRIIUMI 4U lealld ..... • ••,"". • ... lion of this measure AIL abl.. The Great Empires of tltl 41Ul, PvMI.... every . ....., ..,.,.. . tutpl .. tvrdty, lftttftll -It ttll bodild mlltl were I!(Jilllidered a lith and 19th centuries wtr1 .Pelt Offici In O.IIINIII. o•tt. ~p part of the mlilua. (The exist- eatablllhld by the defeat ol IJio . . Act et MJrc• a. '"'' • IKiflt .... fl'lllllftl fl'lltttP. ence of militia ao a part of the live ·armlll wbo did not · pot. THI ·DAILV IINT!NII. National Dlltnle was not es- sess firell'llll ind repelled their 111 MHMnl1 11Ntt1 llttMftr1 '"'' . ... ..,,.., •.• ....,... It~ l.lbUIIIed by the ConJress until high point with tltiiDvtntlon of . . . Ill! ._ ..• "'"' v. IIG3.) the rapid • 1tre wee)ICIIII ol lht f l Ml OP IUIICitiPliOIIII The amount of acfual liberty GaUing and Maslm types, av.U. ly Clrtltr •lilY IICCIIpt lthrrUr given to the common people able onlf to eovermnenl lon:ll. ,...,. ou,.,rr,.,o" ·~'" by their rulers bas, aU through And th0110 Ort~~t Sn\plrel r&fl" ..... Otl!iltl4ll , , . _ . M Ofttt tn.l . . . Vll'fllla. .,.. , .. , .,, ••• history, beM direetly In propor Idly dlslnleiJ'ated after the se- ...... t1i tt.rtt"""""' Ill,..., 1 . Uon to the ability of the clll- cond wtr, wllln moderD wsap. .!!!..l"'l.Jl" "" -"'· ... 1111• to procure WIIPODI oom- 01111 beCame -..Uiblt to n1Uve ~ i;jrf'~ ,.... ''" •• iMIItftl ..~ tfll'll... IMftflll ••• parable to those of the ruler or armlet. U"'f· ,,.. lfttemlfiOfll' • · e 1..6 I, HIA. I•• 10vernment. During the periQd In apllt ol jlte ellorta C!1 tba ..... -,u ..... •,.,•• ry., jlllt prm this, spta1/t Ill ,,. ntadtt's fan w1 el feudalism In Europe and In "dloarmers" to · t'ellltl othe)o ...... If ftllt ......,.,... lftd .... 11'1 ......... .., . . . ,.,.. Englaod, the "Lord In his meanings b!t4J 1M tqua&e ol • • •II•" lllld the "lml&bt..ln-ar- tba llecoDII tmendriJeot. ... • . l . •. 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Ph ..... ......... - · ...,...- Ch"'"' O. 1966 . ~, HAVE A DATE EVERY SATURDAY NIGHT BERRl'S WO~LO -·r------ •t- Contention •ocrals Bobby, will lend Ids Jlbi!Ueal magnetism to In Califomla, llllnoll, Michigan, and olhe.r populous states. ms Ust should bt at least as lung as Bobby'a. It 1e a aale forecast that larle end eothwtlasUc crowds will almost everywhere swarm nouod lhe"Konnedy ~~~Pw", uod especially tblt part of It lllrrln& Bobby Kenpedy. H11 II eon. "Kennedy" today, the political The two Kannedye will, of hair epparent to late llrolher eourse, apeod considerable time John F. Ken!IOIIy. In 1081 than ctmfllllnllll for others In two yean, Itt bas bollt enor· fh•tr own home slalea. But the mo\llly on his ~acly . Jrugo blu•l part of their energies berllale. PoDs conUnue . .. to wiD be spread acro11 the ahow him licking ilnjlbody, eountry. Democrat or RepubUean, In -""ong lbe key alalia, Bob- prl!lldenllll trial htlll. 'J II already colUIAlted 1!1 Far LJWu J, 11111-... tbla . lltlp Gov. Edmlllld 0. (Pitl rualll !DIU- ~s· Brawa II Caltlorola, Sea. Paal -1. 1'111 1'lt'ldelt !I PI D!!nglao II Dllnols, V. S. Doaloo Ill 1111 1.. cii!IJillp r..d _...., .cratle llealllt aomlteo G. Jd• 1111, u lilt (lllllolulpllc week· aeD (Soapy) Wl1llllll II Mlcbl- Old trip II New Yorll ,. el!d pa. He h8l bldl tnm Oldo Nn Bqllnd todlcalel. Bnl lud PeDDiyl•lllil· wllll all ... alllallladc GOP Go¥, John Reed Gf puolpiJ ol 11M )IIUide!dlll .ee· Mlllne will hove to weather a toDrlp (Who can !Dillcll 1111 · )lobby KeMedY lnvuton In be- bill IIIII blat Air Force OIMT), 400 000 Blanro, Stock (7) , Aki!l!4tll. lnd Root; Coates, M. · . (7), Sanlorcj, (8) and WP-Sanlord <U.o). <~) . HR-Jolmstone ··WI! Crowds on Bobby's Stump Tour Sure to Gall LBJ Oil 001 012- Collf. 4-The Sunday Tlmes·Sentlnel, Sunday, Aug. 28, 1968 Wears Us Out to Hear of It It may co!DI as a ahock to thole of 111 '!I . 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Ott. 111pirM August 31, 1966 •• , winner wftl bt notified Ill, ' �j, l" f New In Farming_ • , 11y 1:. 11. Blallllkt Bit. Apal, ~ lltlp CoiDtr this confereJI'1' II "Yaulll IIIII Scleooe • Annver to·World Food are acbtdultd for the weell of September 12.1be lint. arrlllll· ._ · • ed by the Area Extenslltl Celtter at Jaoboll on Sepletllber 11 Ev4ey -lh, IIG,OOD Ameris a Caretr l)ay villi tcbltlliltd leans reaob ~ BP olll5. Tbe lor the Velerans Memorial HQ&o 1!0011·11>-bt-«i s are l8ldna lbesl! pltai at Pcimtroy. AJmouDce- da)'l, "Whee II the btot lime ment.s ol detaill of lhJJ will bt for me lo sip uP lor mtdl· 1965 IITAIL COST OP MUT PRODUCTS 1om, IM7o41-1DO I SOCIAL SECf JRJTY letail and lam prle11 for dairy pnducll were closely alijned unti119S3. Prk11 m:elvod a, fort11orstbon dropped oH , ..,.,, but contumor prlc11 l•••lt<l oH and b.,.n a steady chtilb upward, Atrlcuiturt Depart~nont flguros thow. • l ' ··-!· ·' ' · ' 'I :' ' . . al 10 M "'· ber of inw•~ Y •..CIIUIIIY bill ~~~ ~ the. counties o an nrug · borong states Is the aMual Farm Scka 01 ·Review which wiD be held Septi!llber II to II. '!'be eveal will..be OPeD, to aD memben ot l!le family. MIA Mlll'lll'el Grlfllllul, i\lelp Coull• ty ExtenaiQD &aeut. !lome Eeonomlcs, b11 been lnvlt,td to partlclpate In lite HOIDt licoiiOII\I~ area tllhl Farm Sc1oce Jle. ••to t ~ AdYiln..ll .......,.M ·M ' 'I - ' ·;.· 'i' -etl! <ed .... . ol ;. •-·• ----- - lorthcomlns !llorlly. care!" Tbe answer Is lhat lhoy llf'riul twre 10 GC>IIIIdtr am911d· Galllpolil at 8 P.lll· •~.~== All evenl of interest to top !llould .sign up two or throe log tho tri-sta~ federal milk 4, IIIII at AtbeM 011 N science students in the live blgb months before they reach 85• marketl"8 order for parts of 15. ~ehooll In lbt Otlllllty illldltdul• U 1btJ wall 1111111 the mo.tll Wool \llltlllll. Ohio IIIII Ken- 'lbeae !liNe saltB oUtf farrper td ler 8tpllmblr 17 11 Oldo lbty I'NCb 811 or lhe foliowlnS lUCky. . oppommiiJ to qualiiJ Stale Ualvenllf, Tbe IOplo of 1 moallll, lbtlr balpl1ll taJur- The haiJ1ni had be<1D Ill for es 11 qQ.Uty P"'cee to 1111 llliHI proleellDD uadtr medicare Ibis Qlllllth but wu ~ , Jot buyers lrom Wesll:m · IIIII)' biiiD rl&hl IWI)', bullbtlr Producers In lh1 H~~ Northerll Ohio. Farmers proWat11111 undll' tilt voluntary dm-iullln, Parkarsburl "'"' dllctor bill IDitlranct cannot BeoJdY, w. Va., areu: Ports11111'1 IUIIII 1 Ill 1 monlhl after mouth. G.ntpolll, Marlella, tltiJ lip up lor IL Athlltll 11114 lrciatoP in Ohio and '1'111 mtdlell't law PfOVIdes 1 AlhlJPd ·IIIII PlbYillt In Ken· By VIIIW PrMI llllrlllllllll 7•111onlb IDlllll IIII'Olllllelll per- tuck)' ~ IDvolvld. . ' Mldwelt markell wll't . . - . lod 1vr lbt vo!Vllllrl' doctor bill · ally at11dy 10 bJihtr thil 1l.t llll1li'lllct pm Gf the prolfllll· Jallr thaD 1S IIO!IIbl !GIImPI ~i."ii~~;;~:,r;;lor olall,lhllr 1lell't and iwllll'l '1'1111 period lllclnf wtlh lhe sn1 11111 moolb. LIP soda! tecur~ ., and lower far boll and 111011111 btfwe lbt ptl1tlll 11 1111, tj u!ll beltlllll, lluplta!IDIUI'IIaulhltr lambl. lllduda 1111 monlh 1n whlcll h• anee piJIIIePis are retroacllve At major Uvttltak flrmlnllt I'QQJIIa 11 111111 ends wtlh the for up to 1J moollul. Tbert Ill ao slau~lclr otun and ~ellerl 1rc1 monlh' llltrlllter. You can auch retroaellvt paJIIII!III umter were 111011ly steady 10 -ID quallf7 lor 1111 doctor btU lnl111'" tbs llledlcal tuuranao plfl of biJher, ncepl for 1 ateldy 10 anee lVIII fi JOll are still -k· mtdlolll'e. , mostly .llli lower trlnd It 81. tnJ, Sinn J41Y 31, ~ perceot of i Paul. Cows wen tmeven wllb Tile belt time 10 tlll'Oll Is In lime appl)'illl to enrolliD the 1 prlcea mllllly llleady Ill •lrOIII 0111 of the s monllll iwlon you medical lnsur- appUed too : but ranlllnll !rom .10 hlclllr 10 ftlcb ea. u you do ao, YOUI" lata to bne their comace start : .76 iowar. Buill wtrt llleally to pro11011on 0111 atart with the as soon •• IIIIJ' reached 16. .110 hiCfler, IIIIIDI)' 1111111 10 Dnlh ol J0\11' Qlb blrllldly, About I pti'OIIII had 1illled atronr. Vealtn btld IIIOIIIy Wtlllq 1111111 thai monllt 10 lip ttatll 0111 of lbt IIIIODIU !vllow· Jtaady. Ftltdtr caUit paerall7 1111 wiU 1111111 tilt oomap Cltl't 1n1 thai 110!1111 - bulllill wllllaold alllady t. 1.00 hill*'· 1111'1 unlll lilt fQI!IIwlltl 111011111. In lilt 7·monlb CII'OIIIIIItll ptr· tlthoUih aletra ov~r 710 lbt An '"'l'tlllment Ill one of $ lod. five perce~~t did 1101 apply , .. wert siNdy Ill .60 lower al -thl alter the P10t111t Jtlll are UDII! alllr 1b1 01111 of lb,elr IllJlull • ill 1~ Kanau City. • 0111 1110111 a dell)' up Ill 3 IVilmllrt periQd. Five pvcent 1· ~mol Cattle slaughter und'"' ltd81' 11111ntha ID the start of your pro- did not apply unlll after lbe : f 0110 CoP • .• II .J iJI.ipecllon lhill wilk Wll t.alial. end of lheil' I!ID"'llmelll period 1 expected 10 Goeed 1100,000 Hoopi1BI lnaurance coverqe t11111 wUI 1101 bave liiJOiber Jtt1111t. '1'bt 1W1t1t4 • "' head. Reaelpll of IOJIIC 1119,000 btgiDa with. lbe month a [J8I'IGI clwlce to -u UDII! the nnl . IUitil 'II~ . - f/1. Htolllllt cattle at 12 markets this week reaches 115, provl4!ng ~ appUQ seneral enrollment ~ Oc- ' ~ll.aDIIlY II tilt illaod, were modera1817 1111alltr 1ban to establllb 1111 tllalblllll 110 tobtr 1. " l'llctiiiW at,· ~t~r. ' I"J.riWW8iil"ielfdtat• o~ tat ~ ~:lJ~Pf:~!;; Choice atura •I ChlciSo 26.10 llirtaldJ 1111d W'Oitl: •• per hlllldredweiJbl. ·Jr al allltud• to U,· Hiller ..., Sleadp '1110 ftiL But -Ill the whoiiRit CNiol trllle litlf btef waa tlf*IJ to · I ' 1111111111 ~ceDi • [10111111 higher, ewepl t.!l.uu ., tw. footeaW ~..'+. centJR~. al .,,., . ' Ntw v.-k lriil PIIU~tQ.ALII) PQR 11:1111 r:AQf4 • .,.,.,..,~.,...-11, - • \ lt5t I Agriculture Dapartment statistics ohow s~orpeot ups and I I ~ . I • ·~. o( \ "'· ., ,> " 1 '\ 1 , of 1 ,, \ ,• ' " 'l ~ . " . I \ ' '. " ' • ' '', ' '·· ·.:.. " ' ' ' a, Jlloll ft I M 'lbe Glllllpollt DaBy Tribune Ill. yeara qo tbJa month carried · a River Newa Item about a that took a liiUe because In lhoae deya edl~ .did not use demand namu when rele~ to rlvennea aDd boat '• AUG. ISJ !Ill - The Nio· bois 111d Reynolds showboat, Olinols, .,.. burned at Foster, near Augusta, Ky., last Tue811ay alght. The boat is a show and trading boat, showing moving pletures, and a large crowd wal on board when the boat oaughl fire. ~lloal e~ fire ""*"· Panlc regned at onee. But, all escaped except Mr. Reynolds" live-year old boy. When he saw the boy waa a "human torch," Mr. Reynold• took the chlid In bls anru~ and jumped into .the river, and pol the lire out but the boy was burned so badly he died tile next day. "'The Diinols was a new boat having beeH buill at Pl. Pleasant three years ago and waa In good shape and was a money· maker lor her owners. Nichols MARKET TRENDS 19P ' ·l . ' ·-~11 ., \)'~ ;~ 'SiiOwboat Tragedy Claimed the Life of 21J2 Ydir-Old Norman 11 ..u JOI'-94~7-'--!- ·I ~.·· ' , '"" ~:.· ·..-\::; At the gate, the lll!ketS are or either of IJ)e two diredOrs, l duetiVIIIIJ'iCUIIIII'e ·~ fort.,.. rp. . . . W S. !llicbaei Or Leo•StorY of The .etnw 11 ownod bjl' uhio Tickets are now on saJe •I th~ CoVll~ El(tensiau Office. IStaw Ualvel'llty alid the ~lo 0111~• at tilt I CouiiW • . · Agr"'ultural Researah and }lP· Nelp Offlct. ~ eveat ot iBiertll Ill ve!Gpml!lll ()enter. In thO ,...,. lo Mella liiiiiF ~MC~Pit 111 tilt • ccmnUes s,ooo acre~ available rot, !"· ~ 111 till AJIIIIIIdlla PlatNu .will I .eareh and demonotrall«<i!.,fur· u . · be . the dedlaiiiGII Ill lla new 1 pOH8 Kautzs· Peed ~"'". lllltrD 9bl• a.zce Develop- · • • .k!n.,. 11111 oatU. lll'tlduaa are 10'1' WDI Oltlter looate4 0111 mllo Rilearah projects jU1d -:-r·· C!GP.....IDI" 11tt1r r,.dlr , till ~~••11411 VtUIJ Gil ll!llllll, ltrt~~~:t;•~r ~~ 10 tilt • ...-. 0111 ~ 111."Will~- - tvllll, ~ econnmic U11Jl· view. wlllah Will Ill helrllilll . II'N. IOltedtllidwlll~ W~ . .,.,.'1: : . ~=.: 111,_, diiiJIIn the · Patll lltrl, · ,.,.lUI..,....~ b1J PlaliOIU Milk Heariul Raet of ibe · .laQ~ Olllo lead~~'~ lo 28 .00\IIIIJ ._..ac n For h1!..~Jnber 7th caUit lnl~e•t · • land wlllebl daplel· rt~~IGa, , - ~~~- 1loan ~ -·~ . CIL\RLil5WN, W. Va. (UPI) II IOOIPIIII aaniiPQID _ The o\8J'Ic:ullunl JleJliU'\lllllll lor lbt stl• 10 Ill Jll1d II bat I'IIObtdultd tor Sepl. 7 a t111t II I P,l!l. 01 October !::t Sf . ~ ' 'IJMI of;" . ,. ', ~ Y~~AI~ .on tlie River · -uta 00 the lmn III.Y IOil 'and wiD be sw-t 1!11 "f.: .O..taO! 'lhl seomary.ttealurtr rold' upward tow~ IliOn!' 0 ... ', ·. ' ' \ Attentio1o'T.tnirtg tb' ·Fan AttiVil~~ Problems." Science students With .falr aaiiYIIY closed. at- )IIIII advlson ID the live b1gb teatlon ot Melga Coullty people schooL> in lbe count)> lrill bt 111 DOW ~- 00 tan actlvlo bwlled to this conferetu:e. Ilea. Seven! -~~ of lmplll'- 'lbe lar8t'l eve~~l ID Sepll:m• lance are COIIIID.I up within tht next two 1110ntha ll1ll will be of interest and wUi be alt4nlled by llllln M~ County people. r:o IVtllls for fOUIII JIIOPl' PRICIS IEC:IIV!D If FAIMERI POR DAIRY PRODUCTS ~~ • Fair-~ is 'Ovet: MEAT PRICES .• I 'nleSimdayTimes-Sentinei, Snnday, Aug. 28, 1966-7 1962 ',, t{ i(' •' 111d Reynolds are ll:vthers-ln.law and aephews ol Mr. Tern Reynolds, the weD-known stone ma!On of Kanauge. '1"hiy bave wintered In the mouth of the Kanawha River lhe past two . winters., Tbt above Item did not identify either Nichols or Reynolds, or the boy who was borned. I went to Pt. Pleaa..,& to check witll Tommy Reynaids who operates the souvenir obop across from Tu·Endle>Wel park. Mr. Reynolds was away on the rl· ver. Finally, the other evening I called WiDiam Reynold• who resides at 241Wi Jefferson Ave., in Pt. Pleasant. He set me otralght on tile 8lol')', IIIII I learned a lot about tho principal people In tile Item. Bill Reynolds said that Thomas Jellerson was the oorrecl name ot both Nichols and Reynolds mentioned In tile stoey, It was Tom Reynolds' two-anda-hall-year-old son, Norman, who was burned. Bill said he died about three hours later. The Tom Reynold• mentioned lD the item was BUI Reynolds' llrolher. Tommy Reynolds, whe runo the IOUVenlr shop II tbs 1011 of Tom lleyoolda, partner Ill the llbowboal llllnoi!. 'lbllmaa Jefferoo1 Reynolds drowtled olllhe Reynolds' show· boat ·Majestlo in the Kanawba River 011 Dec. 11, 1959. 'lbe obowboal Majestic io now moored at JelferoonviUe, Ind., aJid Is oWPed by Indiana Unlvenity. Bill and Tom Reynolds'• lather was Marlon F. Reyno!&. BID said the night the Dllnols burned lhat he and his lather were doWIII"Iver a couple o.1 mUes and saw the Ugh! ol the lire. They went to the scene. Bill lleynolda said they had two showboats. He started the lint one called The Paatlme '!beater ln 1913. He at.so ran the America lor many yean. 'lbese boats moved up and down tile river showing moving plelures. Thomas Jefferson Nichols died In 1917 and he and Tom (T.J.) Reynolds are burled about 100 feet apart in Pl. Plea1801's "':ne Oak cemetery. Other interesting River News Ilemll of !0 years aso lnclnded the loUowtng' - ., a*"blat buill 1111 Aq. It, lt1l - The bollen· ol the Lorena, btl'lied al Pt. Pleasant last rebnlaiy, al-e beIng Installed on \11!1 towboat Fred HaU. Tbt llall bu had •me .late style bollera which have ·beea fllven a lhoroqh lrt· ai, bot they are il<>w oon!Jipecl lo the acrap beap, end a balteey of three, lhree-lbte baDen IDstaUed. The machinery and bollen of the Sam Brown blew up and waa wrecked al Huntington last Februery bave been rmov· ed and employees of the PIUsburgh O>mbine Co. who have bet!tl I!!Ji&ged II the 118lvage work bave returned Ill Pilt&bUJth. The hull Ill the steamer will be clynamiti!ll or towed lrorn Ita present polllllon. Captain WUHam Cavitt of Plttsburflb Is superlnll!bdiog the building of the new towboat J. Kanawha Doct Co., Pl. Pl.... ant His lather bnlll the low· boat Park Painter No. 2 lor the Allegheny River trade IIIII she was one of the IDOII pow..-. ful and best towboats ol ber power up to thai lime, tllld had thai Wll 'J"" buill her • AlJG. 17, ltll - The "Combine''' !Jowlloal l!:lporter nn IICl'Clllnd: It Riling SUP Bar IIIII ~ ber whole tow of 1oac1r ·-td KanaWha IIIII llland Creeli bM'ps. , Tbt Cllarlu Brown and CI'Uiler were llfllll to lhl aceDe wltb em)l!J barg!!l to lllbta the Elporler'a ·ll'ouoclo td ball•· AUG. 1J. ltll - Tbt loW· boat ~ llllllk .a loaded . eoal b8faes and grounded lOVeD II Riling Sun Bar. Drift Ill the boal'l ndllen from the Cabin Creek cloud bonl caused tbt IOOidllll AlJG. It, !til "- The Enter· priM Docb were almost torn ,..,_ Inn their moorings II tbs mouth of !be Kanawha River Tbaraday nl8hl by some 1JDo bown but very heavy object. Every 'chaiD IIHI Uoe but one wu broken. ,;,. Ruben Dunbar will Ill neely to go iniAl COIIIllllsllpn by - May when the ppetel will leave bore fur Pltlsbui1\L Charlie Al1bur IIIII bll erew, al the Acme Boller lbop, have done a One Job of piadDg new boilen 111 the Dunbar. EDsln111" Sib Wood haYirig the fun)ace built Satunlay. 'llle Dunber wtll lake the place of the TeJI City until a aublitaotlal rl!o occun at Pltllbnqh. Business wttll the packets wm boom at Cincinnati 8hould the rallro811 atrlke occur. Stearnboals oarry, according lo esti- ' matea, only two per cent of tile frelahl ohlpped out of Cincinnati. Auto-trucka and automobiles will be brought into service lhould 1 ratlroacl strike take place. Steward Jimmy Lucas. "The Axle of the World," Is 1ble to be out on crutches at Pl. Pleasant, bls borne. AUG. 11, lfll - Heavy F<JI lor lour nights baa demorali!ed steamboat acbedules. The Greenland Ia due here Tuesday a day late on bar way up. 'lbe J. T. Hatfield and CruJs. er pasaed down Sunday morning wllb loWI of eeal for Cincinnati IIIII LoulmDe, Tbt Crul!er will ~!ln:li~ tow..- river trade aent. The G.. •--wood"""' down this morning a lOr Cinotnnatt. The Bertha came here Sunday and picked up a lor the Cruiser which · ored to the latter boal· • per Mill. The Berthal8 ~,:1=~~ assisted tile Cruiser bl the Cruiser below Dam tl. .• The wickets at Dam 28 up again and the pool II fllllfll, The dams in the Kanawba. JU. ver have not yet been put . but will be soon. ,i The Kanawha River tow)loat George Matbesoo has been .1814 up lor a lew dayo at~:::.:;~",!!~ for boiler repairs. This is said to go to the holler I)WJI for re,.Urs more frequent ihi!ft any other steamboat on the ·rl· ver. The Matlleson was boUt at Pittsburgh in !8J8 and towed >• much ~.:oal during her c~. The Mathesoo was sunk In " water ond almost wrecked ,_ era! years ago in the Ice at CU.. cinnati. 1 doW.s In both retail and lam~ pric01 ~ove bten registered a, 11110t produets. Retdil pricn have directly reflected fon11 prices but at o <Oftslderably higher level for 10011 I daCido. ,. '"n CEREAL PRICE~ :r&.&'J:'. mlllll••••·eo UTAIL PIICU OP· UIAD, OTHIR IAKERY AND CEIIUL PRODUCT$ 1 :f' -~ •ricla llellvltllly fa11111r1 far wheot hare been llolew the .._plica IInce it was set ia 1947-49 until Just' MCtnMy, ! ••IIIJ kt lilt lllall price of wheat pn1ducts has been ri1in1 IWIII!rlliottt lht ptrlotl, accorditll to A1ricul1111t _ llttlall . . . ._ !f~n~ to 1 Cllllt oil. ' llll'fowl 1114 lilts -- ·11p~7. JUNIOR ::..ti~&'r .... Hllfl rteelptl at 12 llrmlllll diNcl JIIII'Utblp Ia ln'-lor Ian 111111 11011tltlrD Ml••uoll totalld 101111 IU,OOD ~ wllh ~,GOO lut The w-.J<Iy BYifagl • ....,.. MilA folllt & MtCoulrll-'~n· "2-tlll .lock W. ctniY, Mp. .. .... ,....... .,.., "L·"',_, ...N 'riL 9 P.M.IMONDAY thruiATUROAYl o. •• why you•... •h•~.. '"'HP eloltd ......... tlllrklll plDI = ------- -~t~: d.,._ at. t'il. · !a§ Sows FARM PRICES olap POMER··o y REPLACEMENTS NEEDED - Blood replacements for three Meigs Countians injured ia motorcycle accidents are being asked at the Monday bloodmobile in Pomeroy. Above, at left, is Raymond Guinther. Chester. who suffered a broken right leg Ill an early July motorcycle accident with Charles Heaton; also of Chester, pictured at upper right. Heaton had his left leg amputated above ~f knee and lost a portion of his hand as the result of the accident. Robert B~ 17, Portland, lower right, is shown recovering at Holzer Hospital aft~r suf~~' lng a severelr fractured lei in a collision with a car in Pomeroy ~ July ~i Persona wishmg to make blood replacements for either of the three. men' il•f ~~~ 111 lllformlng clerical workers upon arrival at the blOOdmobile. · .... . --·-.lltJO< ' Ask Blood Replacements NEW BEDS -ll[rs. Nancy Chapman, matron at Meigs County Children's home, who is affectionately called, "Mom", by the several youngsters there, stands beside one of the 20 new beds tbat have been purchased in recent months for the county-operated facility. For Cycle Crash Victims p-lee tl barroM llld SUll II ChletiO wa1 oi[>IC!Ied to be . .:10 per hundredweliblo .to lower lhaP I IM1 Tho Agrlcullurt Department hn absolvld the nation'• falllltll olmponslblltty for rocant thorp h•cruHt In food prkas. Aceor41n' to departmtnl lletlttics, o¥tr·all forM ,._, ha¥t co1111111ndy laggad INhind rising prlc11 oinco tht •o rlv 1950t. ""il ,... lalt week. Oarlol wbolttalt prleq lor porll tolna Wlll'l' dmt 44 011111 a pound. Bosloll buill """ I '4%10 cenll lo....-, .-pi at Chlaqo whirl lbt lndl 11ea ....!11!!11'•""' 0 L 1 II ~ N D 14 V l••••wl•,.;;... 1~ eenll bllblr· J'rtlh baml al ChlcliO w... H 011111 cloD. Spring slaughter lambs flo pisbed the week selling ateady to 1. ~. mllllly -~ ,7& ell with the mut cteelloe at ·Kanan City. eboru alaUibter eweo and Ieeder lamill were • ixclu•lv•l No Drcag Or Wed1lng W"d• A Ntw Holland Blowtrl "'-•""' :=::::::::===~;;-;~;-;.-;;~lliaa 10 Lila I. IIIPII, """''' senerally Receiptssteady. ol 1101111 41,00G sheep and lambl at 11 marl<alt 1l'tH ,\1111 Benta. 1.80 aen, 0rllll1• aOOD larger tiJan laal week. Cheatar· ' careass ilJDb 110ld a!lady to I Mlnnln.l D. Wabtllr, Qtln,, cent a pound 1,..... Ill wholooalo Joyce Ann !Jpay, 1 minor to carlot tracllng. Lila 1. Benll, Cheryl Anll J'rlees Voel!ll•aed Denll, 1.8& acre, Ora... Chlllo J'rlea paid lor live poulll)' • · deUv.,.... to O.ltaco this - k - - - - - - - - - Cllarles e:dwanl Young, Le~ were VliChaftpd. ClOIIDI prices toEiaE. ~~i.=• :~mer tto Young, Wanita Barteh, Ricb- tor wholesale egp delivered to mes · • once ard K. Bartch, Younc, Chicqo were VliChan&ed 10 l ~~mer, 35.811 acre•, Rut- Marla YoUIII, Arlltll Jenkilll, c•PIII hl&her. Clllcqo wboiesale u ..... C Hobart, AIJIIIII 6 Qeorlf M. Jenkins to Geor- butter prieel wert 1 rent ,_._ · · g1 M. Gordon. one-tllird hipr. ~ihiiSe , E. llobtrl Schtll· acre, Salisbury. Live cattle contracts were IIIII, Theudore T. l\eecl, Jr., Fern Prl.,, Edwtr. Prloo Ill barely steady in a ratllllr : YorJorlo E. Clull. ":I, Mld· United Statet, .23 acre, Lebau- narrow trade 011 the Chle~~_., MoKeuie, Dorotha 011 • MercantJie ~cballgelhll week. ~nile to c. G. Q>le, li:thal 'lbe nearby deUveriea dipped ~It, parcela, RuUand. DRASTIC ~ sU,htly, The December dellveICiudo G. Canterbury, dec., PORTSMOUTH, En 1 1and l'l' on Fr•daY was quoted a .. Thelma Barringer, Jooeph iUPi) ....Qeorge Mullenger. 1 f27.3S. Q. ~terbui;', Cllarlu W. Can- 26-year-old member ot Britain'• Wheal and COI"P were su~ ~- Cllre Ill• .llcllsoa. Be~ floy•l Mar~Pa. iHo•lll! Nrving 1 statially lower; oasis lower, J1 Sllnli Sherman Scott four-mm11h prison term todaJ eye irregularly lower IIIII SCIItlrough, Maud M. Marlin, lor deliberalety ibootina hilll- soybean• mtxed his week 011 AfiiJt lor Trans., Middleport. self in the feet. the Chicago Board of Trade. ")'Undsey L. Lyon, dec. Ill Ma- He rold a court-martial that Wheal was off Z¥• to 4% ceo~ts; .; ]i. Lyon, Cert. for Trant. he had made 16 unluocessful com off ~I< lo Sill nota; oats ljlJdretl o\, r.~p~ey, Jamtl E. applications lor 1 dl·e~m·· and off 1% to 2* centl; rye ofl1\1 L!fl!ey, Earllino Lipsey, VIc- . fell he "hnd to do sometiling IAl 410 cenlll and soybeanl up liitv Alllll QiiUia; Clydt J. Gil· draatlc." ___ . . ___ 511 cenll Ill ay. Qt!QII, HARVESTER Melgs Property Transfers Edt!•• ·::!id Adjustable shear bar at th• ~i'Mhlr81 point slloal off build-up every tlml a Pld~ll PIIHJ. R~~lt: blower runt lmoolhly, without drag or Vlldll.nalotd •fttr lotd-even with 1umm~ h1yl~Jt" lons . wilted 1r1ts. It 1111kes 1 New Holland blowtr idlil1 for fillina ttller1•wider ailos. Yo~'H ailo IIIC. tllt,IIW ' . hopper and on11t wh11l1 thlt .let your wJMnl ~ome up 'lot• to u~load. IWp In soon 111r fJ,JII · detiiiJ '"d lrt.tliltr-lure. · 1!"- ,. ~~. I O'Keefe Out AsOEA's of! TRAcToR SALet & ..fiiCI .. ' · !o/\i, ' �j, l" f New In Farming_ • , 11y 1:. 11. Blallllkt Bit. Apal, ~ lltlp CoiDtr this confereJI'1' II "Yaulll IIIII Scleooe • Annver to·World Food are acbtdultd for the weell of September 12.1be lint. arrlllll· ._ · • ed by the Area Extenslltl Celtter at Jaoboll on Sepletllber 11 Ev4ey -lh, IIG,OOD Ameris a Caretr l)ay villi tcbltlliltd leans reaob ~ BP olll5. Tbe lor the Velerans Memorial HQ&o 1!0011·11>-bt-«i s are l8ldna lbesl! pltai at Pcimtroy. AJmouDce- da)'l, "Whee II the btot lime ment.s ol detaill of lhJJ will bt for me lo sip uP lor mtdl· 1965 IITAIL COST OP MUT PRODUCTS 1om, IM7o41-1DO I SOCIAL SECf JRJTY letail and lam prle11 for dairy pnducll were closely alijned unti119S3. Prk11 m:elvod a, fort11orstbon dropped oH , ..,.,, but contumor prlc11 l•••lt<l oH and b.,.n a steady chtilb upward, Atrlcuiturt Depart~nont flguros thow. • l ' ··-!· ·' ' · ' 'I :' ' . . al 10 M "'· ber of inw•~ Y •..CIIUIIIY bill ~~~ ~ the. counties o an nrug · borong states Is the aMual Farm Scka 01 ·Review which wiD be held Septi!llber II to II. '!'be eveal will..be OPeD, to aD memben ot l!le family. MIA Mlll'lll'el Grlfllllul, i\lelp Coull• ty ExtenaiQD &aeut. !lome Eeonomlcs, b11 been lnvlt,td to partlclpate In lite HOIDt licoiiOII\I~ area tllhl Farm Sc1oce Jle. ••to t ~ AdYiln..ll .......,.M ·M ' 'I - ' ·;.· 'i' -etl! <ed .... . ol ;. •-·• ----- - lorthcomlns !llorlly. care!" Tbe answer Is lhat lhoy llf'riul twre 10 GC>IIIIdtr am911d· Galllpolil at 8 P.lll· •~.~== All evenl of interest to top !llould .sign up two or throe log tho tri-sta~ federal milk 4, IIIII at AtbeM 011 N science students in the live blgb months before they reach 85• marketl"8 order for parts of 15. ~ehooll In lbt Otlllllty illldltdul• U 1btJ wall 1111111 the mo.tll Wool \llltlllll. Ohio IIIII Ken- 'lbeae !liNe saltB oUtf farrper td ler 8tpllmblr 17 11 Oldo lbty I'NCb 811 or lhe foliowlnS lUCky. . oppommiiJ to qualiiJ Stale Ualvenllf, Tbe IOplo of 1 moallll, lbtlr balpl1ll taJur- The haiJ1ni had be<1D Ill for es 11 qQ.Uty P"'cee to 1111 llliHI proleellDD uadtr medicare Ibis Qlllllth but wu ~ , Jot buyers lrom Wesll:m · IIIII)' biiiD rl&hl IWI)', bullbtlr Producers In lh1 H~~ Northerll Ohio. Farmers proWat11111 undll' tilt voluntary dm-iullln, Parkarsburl "'"' dllctor bill IDitlranct cannot BeoJdY, w. Va., areu: Ports11111'1 IUIIII 1 Ill 1 monlhl after mouth. G.ntpolll, Marlella, tltiJ lip up lor IL Athlltll 11114 lrciatoP in Ohio and '1'111 mtdlell't law PfOVIdes 1 AlhlJPd ·IIIII PlbYillt In Ken· By VIIIW PrMI llllrlllllllll 7•111onlb IDlllll IIII'Olllllelll per- tuck)' ~ IDvolvld. . ' Mldwelt markell wll't . . - . lod 1vr lbt vo!Vllllrl' doctor bill · ally at11dy 10 bJihtr thil 1l.t llll1li'lllct pm Gf the prolfllll· Jallr thaD 1S IIO!IIbl !GIImPI ~i."ii~~;;~:,r;;lor olall,lhllr 1lell't and iwllll'l '1'1111 period lllclnf wtlh lhe sn1 11111 moolb. LIP soda! tecur~ ., and lower far boll and 111011111 btfwe lbt ptl1tlll 11 1111, tj u!ll beltlllll, lluplta!IDIUI'IIaulhltr lambl. lllduda 1111 monlh 1n whlcll h• anee piJIIIePis are retroacllve At major Uvttltak flrmlnllt I'QQJIIa 11 111111 ends wtlh the for up to 1J moollul. Tbert Ill ao slau~lclr otun and ~ellerl 1rc1 monlh' llltrlllter. You can auch retroaellvt paJIIII!III umter were 111011ly steady 10 -ID quallf7 lor 1111 doctor btU lnl111'" tbs llledlcal tuuranao plfl of biJher, ncepl for 1 ateldy 10 anee lVIII fi JOll are still -k· mtdlolll'e. , mostly .llli lower trlnd It 81. tnJ, Sinn J41Y 31, ~ perceot of i Paul. Cows wen tmeven wllb Tile belt time 10 tlll'Oll Is In lime appl)'illl to enrolliD the 1 prlcea mllllly llleady Ill •lrOIII 0111 of the s monllll iwlon you medical lnsur- appUed too : but ranlllnll !rom .10 hlclllr 10 ftlcb ea. u you do ao, YOUI" lata to bne their comace start : .76 iowar. Buill wtrt llleally to pro11011on 0111 atart with the as soon •• IIIIJ' reached 16. .110 hiCfler, IIIIIDI)' 1111111 10 Dnlh ol J0\11' Qlb blrllldly, About I pti'OIIII had 1illled atronr. Vealtn btld IIIOIIIy Wtlllq 1111111 thai monllt 10 lip ttatll 0111 of lbt IIIIODIU !vllow· Jtaady. Ftltdtr caUit paerall7 1111 wiU 1111111 tilt oomap Cltl't 1n1 thai 110!1111 - bulllill wllllaold alllady t. 1.00 hill*'· 1111'1 unlll lilt fQI!IIwlltl 111011111. In lilt 7·monlb CII'OIIIIIItll ptr· tlthoUih aletra ov~r 710 lbt An '"'l'tlllment Ill one of $ lod. five perce~~t did 1101 apply , .. wert siNdy Ill .60 lower al -thl alter the P10t111t Jtlll are UDII! alllr 1b1 01111 of lb,elr IllJlull • ill 1~ Kanau City. • 0111 1110111 a dell)' up Ill 3 IVilmllrt periQd. Five pvcent 1· ~mol Cattle slaughter und'"' ltd81' 11111ntha ID the start of your pro- did not apply unlll after lbe : f 0110 CoP • .• II .J iJI.ipecllon lhill wilk Wll t.alial. end of lheil' I!ID"'llmelll period 1 expected 10 Goeed 1100,000 Hoopi1BI lnaurance coverqe t11111 wUI 1101 bave liiJOiber Jtt1111t. '1'bt 1W1t1t4 • "' head. Reaelpll of IOJIIC 1119,000 btgiDa with. lbe month a [J8I'IGI clwlce to -u UDII! the nnl . IUitil 'II~ . - f/1. Htolllllt cattle at 12 markets this week reaches 115, provl4!ng ~ appUQ seneral enrollment ~ Oc- ' ~ll.aDIIlY II tilt illaod, were modera1817 1111alltr 1ban to establllb 1111 tllalblllll 110 tobtr 1. " l'llctiiiW at,· ~t~r. ' I"J.riWW8iil"ielfdtat• o~ tat ~ ~:lJ~Pf:~!;; Choice atura •I ChlciSo 26.10 llirtaldJ 1111d W'Oitl: •• per hlllldredweiJbl. ·Jr al allltud• to U,· Hiller ..., Sleadp '1110 ftiL But -Ill the whoiiRit CNiol trllle litlf btef waa tlf*IJ to · I ' 1111111111 ~ceDi • [10111111 higher, ewepl t.!l.uu ., tw. footeaW ~..'+. centJR~. al .,,., . ' Ntw v.-k lriil PIIU~tQ.ALII) PQR 11:1111 r:AQf4 • .,.,.,..,~.,...-11, - • \ lt5t I Agriculture Dapartment statistics ohow s~orpeot ups and I I ~ . I • ·~. o( \ "'· ., ,> " 1 '\ 1 , of 1 ,, \ ,• ' " 'l ~ . " . I \ ' '. " ' • ' '', ' '·· ·.:.. " ' ' ' a, Jlloll ft I M 'lbe Glllllpollt DaBy Tribune Ill. yeara qo tbJa month carried · a River Newa Item about a that took a liiUe because In lhoae deya edl~ .did not use demand namu when rele~ to rlvennea aDd boat '• AUG. ISJ !Ill - The Nio· bois 111d Reynolds showboat, Olinols, .,.. burned at Foster, near Augusta, Ky., last Tue811ay alght. The boat is a show and trading boat, showing moving pletures, and a large crowd wal on board when the boat oaughl fire. ~lloal e~ fire ""*"· Panlc regned at onee. But, all escaped except Mr. Reynolds" live-year old boy. When he saw the boy waa a "human torch," Mr. Reynold• took the chlid In bls anru~ and jumped into .the river, and pol the lire out but the boy was burned so badly he died tile next day. "'The Diinols was a new boat having beeH buill at Pl. Pleasant three years ago and waa In good shape and was a money· maker lor her owners. Nichols MARKET TRENDS 19P ' ·l . ' ·-~11 ., \)'~ ;~ 'SiiOwboat Tragedy Claimed the Life of 21J2 Ydir-Old Norman 11 ..u JOI'-94~7-'--!- ·I ~.·· ' , '"" ~:.· ·..-\::; At the gate, the lll!ketS are or either of IJ)e two diredOrs, l duetiVIIIIJ'iCUIIIII'e ·~ fort.,.. rp. . . . W S. !llicbaei Or Leo•StorY of The .etnw 11 ownod bjl' uhio Tickets are now on saJe •I th~ CoVll~ El(tensiau Office. IStaw Ualvel'llty alid the ~lo 0111~• at tilt I CouiiW • . · Agr"'ultural Researah and }lP· Nelp Offlct. ~ eveat ot iBiertll Ill ve!Gpml!lll ()enter. In thO ,...,. lo Mella liiiiiF ~MC~Pit 111 tilt • ccmnUes s,ooo acre~ available rot, !"· ~ 111 till AJIIIIIIdlla PlatNu .will I .eareh and demonotrall«<i!.,fur· u . · be . the dedlaiiiGII Ill lla new 1 pOH8 Kautzs· Peed ~"'". lllltrD 9bl• a.zce Develop- · • • .k!n.,. 11111 oatU. lll'tlduaa are 10'1' WDI Oltlter looate4 0111 mllo Rilearah projects jU1d -:-r·· C!GP.....IDI" 11tt1r r,.dlr , till ~~••11411 VtUIJ Gil ll!llllll, ltrt~~~:t;•~r ~~ 10 tilt • ...-. 0111 ~ 111."Will~- - tvllll, ~ econnmic U11Jl· view. wlllah Will Ill helrllilll . II'N. IOltedtllidwlll~ W~ . .,.,.'1: : . ~=.: 111,_, diiiJIIn the · Patll lltrl, · ,.,.lUI..,....~ b1J PlaliOIU Milk Heariul Raet of ibe · .laQ~ Olllo lead~~'~ lo 28 .00\IIIIJ ._..ac n For h1!..~Jnber 7th caUit lnl~e•t · • land wlllebl daplel· rt~~IGa, , - ~~~- 1loan ~ -·~ . CIL\RLil5WN, W. Va. (UPI) II IOOIPIIII aaniiPQID _ The o\8J'Ic:ullunl JleJliU'\lllllll lor lbt stl• 10 Ill Jll1d II bat I'IIObtdultd tor Sepl. 7 a t111t II I P,l!l. 01 October !::t Sf . ~ ' 'IJMI of;" . ,. ', ~ Y~~AI~ .on tlie River · -uta 00 the lmn III.Y IOil 'and wiD be sw-t 1!11 "f.: .O..taO! 'lhl seomary.ttealurtr rold' upward tow~ IliOn!' 0 ... ', ·. ' ' \ Attentio1o'T.tnirtg tb' ·Fan AttiVil~~ Problems." Science students With .falr aaiiYIIY closed. at- )IIIII advlson ID the live b1gb teatlon ot Melga Coullty people schooL> in lbe count)> lrill bt 111 DOW ~- 00 tan actlvlo bwlled to this conferetu:e. Ilea. Seven! -~~ of lmplll'- 'lbe lar8t'l eve~~l ID Sepll:m• lance are COIIIID.I up within tht next two 1110ntha ll1ll will be of interest and wUi be alt4nlled by llllln M~ County people. r:o IVtllls for fOUIII JIIOPl' PRICIS IEC:IIV!D If FAIMERI POR DAIRY PRODUCTS ~~ • Fair-~ is 'Ovet: MEAT PRICES .• I 'nleSimdayTimes-Sentinei, Snnday, Aug. 28, 1966-7 1962 ',, t{ i(' •' 111d Reynolds are ll:vthers-ln.law and aephews ol Mr. Tern Reynolds, the weD-known stone ma!On of Kanauge. '1"hiy bave wintered In the mouth of the Kanawha River lhe past two . winters., Tbt above Item did not identify either Nichols or Reynolds, or the boy who was borned. I went to Pt. Pleaa..,& to check witll Tommy Reynaids who operates the souvenir obop across from Tu·Endle>Wel park. Mr. Reynolds was away on the rl· ver. Finally, the other evening I called WiDiam Reynold• who resides at 241Wi Jefferson Ave., in Pt. Pleasant. He set me otralght on tile 8lol')', IIIII I learned a lot about tho principal people In tile Item. Bill Reynolds said that Thomas Jellerson was the oorrecl name ot both Nichols and Reynolds mentioned In tile stoey, It was Tom Reynolds' two-anda-hall-year-old son, Norman, who was burned. Bill said he died about three hours later. The Tom Reynold• mentioned lD the item was BUI Reynolds' llrolher. Tommy Reynolds, whe runo the IOUVenlr shop II tbs 1011 of Tom lleyoolda, partner Ill the llbowboal llllnoi!. 'lbllmaa Jefferoo1 Reynolds drowtled olllhe Reynolds' show· boat ·Majestlo in the Kanawba River 011 Dec. 11, 1959. 'lbe obowboal Majestic io now moored at JelferoonviUe, Ind., aJid Is oWPed by Indiana Unlvenity. Bill and Tom Reynolds'• lather was Marlon F. Reyno!&. BID said the night the Dllnols burned lhat he and his lather were doWIII"Iver a couple o.1 mUes and saw the Ugh! ol the lire. They went to the scene. Bill lleynolda said they had two showboats. He started the lint one called The Paatlme '!beater ln 1913. He at.so ran the America lor many yean. 'lbese boats moved up and down tile river showing moving plelures. Thomas Jefferson Nichols died In 1917 and he and Tom (T.J.) Reynolds are burled about 100 feet apart in Pl. Plea1801's "':ne Oak cemetery. Other interesting River News Ilemll of !0 years aso lnclnded the loUowtng' - ., a*"blat buill 1111 Aq. It, lt1l - The bollen· ol the Lorena, btl'lied al Pt. Pleasant last rebnlaiy, al-e beIng Installed on \11!1 towboat Fred HaU. Tbt llall bu had •me .late style bollera which have ·beea fllven a lhoroqh lrt· ai, bot they are il<>w oon!Jipecl lo the acrap beap, end a balteey of three, lhree-lbte baDen IDstaUed. The machinery and bollen of the Sam Brown blew up and waa wrecked al Huntington last Februery bave been rmov· ed and employees of the PIUsburgh O>mbine Co. who have bet!tl I!!Ji&ged II the 118lvage work bave returned Ill Pilt&bUJth. The hull Ill the steamer will be clynamiti!ll or towed lrorn Ita present polllllon. Captain WUHam Cavitt of Plttsburflb Is superlnll!bdiog the building of the new towboat J. Kanawha Doct Co., Pl. Pl.... ant His lather bnlll the low· boat Park Painter No. 2 lor the Allegheny River trade IIIII she was one of the IDOII pow..-. ful and best towboats ol ber power up to thai lime, tllld had thai Wll 'J"" buill her • AlJG. 17, ltll - The "Combine''' !Jowlloal l!:lporter nn IICl'Clllnd: It Riling SUP Bar IIIII ~ ber whole tow of 1oac1r ·-td KanaWha IIIII llland Creeli bM'ps. , Tbt Cllarlu Brown and CI'Uiler were llfllll to lhl aceDe wltb em)l!J barg!!l to lllbta the Elporler'a ·ll'ouoclo td ball•· AUG. 1J. ltll - Tbt loW· boat ~ llllllk .a loaded . eoal b8faes and grounded lOVeD II Riling Sun Bar. Drift Ill the boal'l ndllen from the Cabin Creek cloud bonl caused tbt IOOidllll AlJG. It, !til "- The Enter· priM Docb were almost torn ,..,_ Inn their moorings II tbs mouth of !be Kanawha River Tbaraday nl8hl by some 1JDo bown but very heavy object. Every 'chaiD IIHI Uoe but one wu broken. ,;,. Ruben Dunbar will Ill neely to go iniAl COIIIllllsllpn by - May when the ppetel will leave bore fur Pltlsbui1\L Charlie Al1bur IIIII bll erew, al the Acme Boller lbop, have done a One Job of piadDg new boilen 111 the Dunbar. EDsln111" Sib Wood haYirig the fun)ace built Satunlay. 'llle Dunber wtll lake the place of the TeJI City until a aublitaotlal rl!o occun at Pltllbnqh. Business wttll the packets wm boom at Cincinnati 8hould the rallro811 atrlke occur. Stearnboals oarry, according lo esti- ' matea, only two per cent of tile frelahl ohlpped out of Cincinnati. Auto-trucka and automobiles will be brought into service lhould 1 ratlroacl strike take place. Steward Jimmy Lucas. "The Axle of the World," Is 1ble to be out on crutches at Pl. Pleasant, bls borne. AUG. 11, lfll - Heavy F<JI lor lour nights baa demorali!ed steamboat acbedules. The Greenland Ia due here Tuesday a day late on bar way up. 'lbe J. T. Hatfield and CruJs. er pasaed down Sunday morning wllb loWI of eeal for Cincinnati IIIII LoulmDe, Tbt Crul!er will ~!ln:li~ tow..- river trade aent. The G.. •--wood"""' down this morning a lOr Cinotnnatt. The Bertha came here Sunday and picked up a lor the Cruiser which · ored to the latter boal· • per Mill. The Berthal8 ~,:1=~~ assisted tile Cruiser bl the Cruiser below Dam tl. .• The wickets at Dam 28 up again and the pool II fllllfll, The dams in the Kanawba. JU. ver have not yet been put . but will be soon. ,i The Kanawha River tow)loat George Matbesoo has been .1814 up lor a lew dayo at~:::.:;~",!!~ for boiler repairs. This is said to go to the holler I)WJI for re,.Urs more frequent ihi!ft any other steamboat on the ·rl· ver. The Matlleson was boUt at Pittsburgh in !8J8 and towed >• much ~.:oal during her c~. The Mathesoo was sunk In " water ond almost wrecked ,_ era! years ago in the Ice at CU.. cinnati. 1 doW.s In both retail and lam~ pric01 ~ove bten registered a, 11110t produets. Retdil pricn have directly reflected fon11 prices but at o <Oftslderably higher level for 10011 I daCido. ,. '"n CEREAL PRICE~ :r&.&'J:'. mlllll••••·eo UTAIL PIICU OP· UIAD, OTHIR IAKERY AND CEIIUL PRODUCT$ 1 :f' -~ •ricla llellvltllly fa11111r1 far wheot hare been llolew the .._plica IInce it was set ia 1947-49 until Just' MCtnMy, ! ••IIIJ kt lilt lllall price of wheat pn1ducts has been ri1in1 IWIII!rlliottt lht ptrlotl, accorditll to A1ricul1111t _ llttlall . . . ._ !f~n~ to 1 Cllllt oil. ' llll'fowl 1114 lilts -- ·11p~7. JUNIOR ::..ti~&'r .... Hllfl rteelptl at 12 llrmlllll diNcl JIIII'Utblp Ia ln'-lor Ian 111111 11011tltlrD Ml••uoll totalld 101111 IU,OOD ~ wllh ~,GOO lut The w-.J<Iy BYifagl • ....,.. MilA folllt & MtCoulrll-'~n· "2-tlll .lock W. ctniY, Mp. .. .... ,....... .,.., "L·"',_, ...N 'riL 9 P.M.IMONDAY thruiATUROAYl o. •• why you•... •h•~.. '"'HP eloltd ......... tlllrklll plDI = ------- -~t~: d.,._ at. t'il. · !a§ Sows FARM PRICES olap POMER··o y REPLACEMENTS NEEDED - Blood replacements for three Meigs Countians injured ia motorcycle accidents are being asked at the Monday bloodmobile in Pomeroy. Above, at left, is Raymond Guinther. Chester. who suffered a broken right leg Ill an early July motorcycle accident with Charles Heaton; also of Chester, pictured at upper right. Heaton had his left leg amputated above ~f knee and lost a portion of his hand as the result of the accident. Robert B~ 17, Portland, lower right, is shown recovering at Holzer Hospital aft~r suf~~' lng a severelr fractured lei in a collision with a car in Pomeroy ~ July ~i Persona wishmg to make blood replacements for either of the three. men' il•f ~~~ 111 lllformlng clerical workers upon arrival at the blOOdmobile. · .... . --·-.lltJO< ' Ask Blood Replacements NEW BEDS -ll[rs. Nancy Chapman, matron at Meigs County Children's home, who is affectionately called, "Mom", by the several youngsters there, stands beside one of the 20 new beds tbat have been purchased in recent months for the county-operated facility. For Cycle Crash Victims p-lee tl barroM llld SUll II ChletiO wa1 oi[>IC!Ied to be . .:10 per hundredweliblo .to lower lhaP I IM1 Tho Agrlcullurt Department hn absolvld the nation'• falllltll olmponslblltty for rocant thorp h•cruHt In food prkas. Aceor41n' to departmtnl lletlttics, o¥tr·all forM ,._, ha¥t co1111111ndy laggad INhind rising prlc11 oinco tht •o rlv 1950t. ""il ,... lalt week. Oarlol wbolttalt prleq lor porll tolna Wlll'l' dmt 44 011111 a pound. Bosloll buill """ I '4%10 cenll lo....-, .-pi at Chlaqo whirl lbt lndl 11ea ....!11!!11'•""' 0 L 1 II ~ N D 14 V l••••wl•,.;;... 1~ eenll bllblr· J'rtlh baml al ChlcliO w... H 011111 cloD. Spring slaughter lambs flo pisbed the week selling ateady to 1. ~. mllllly -~ ,7& ell with the mut cteelloe at ·Kanan City. eboru alaUibter eweo and Ieeder lamill were • ixclu•lv•l No Drcag Or Wed1lng W"d• A Ntw Holland Blowtrl "'-•""' :=::::::::===~;;-;~;-;.-;;~lliaa 10 Lila I. IIIPII, """''' senerally Receiptssteady. ol 1101111 41,00G sheep and lambl at 11 marl<alt 1l'tH ,\1111 Benta. 1.80 aen, 0rllll1• aOOD larger tiJan laal week. Cheatar· ' careass ilJDb 110ld a!lady to I Mlnnln.l D. Wabtllr, Qtln,, cent a pound 1,..... Ill wholooalo Joyce Ann !Jpay, 1 minor to carlot tracllng. Lila 1. Benll, Cheryl Anll J'rlees Voel!ll•aed Denll, 1.8& acre, Ora... Chlllo J'rlea paid lor live poulll)' • · deUv.,.... to O.ltaco this - k - - - - - - - - - Cllarles e:dwanl Young, Le~ were VliChaftpd. ClOIIDI prices toEiaE. ~~i.=• :~mer tto Young, Wanita Barteh, Ricb- tor wholesale egp delivered to mes · • once ard K. Bartch, Younc, Chicqo were VliChan&ed 10 l ~~mer, 35.811 acre•, Rut- Marla YoUIII, Arlltll Jenkilll, c•PIII hl&her. Clllcqo wboiesale u ..... C Hobart, AIJIIIII 6 Qeorlf M. Jenkins to Geor- butter prieel wert 1 rent ,_._ · · g1 M. Gordon. one-tllird hipr. ~ihiiSe , E. llobtrl Schtll· acre, Salisbury. Live cattle contracts were IIIII, Theudore T. l\eecl, Jr., Fern Prl.,, Edwtr. Prloo Ill barely steady in a ratllllr : YorJorlo E. Clull. ":I, Mld· United Statet, .23 acre, Lebau- narrow trade 011 the Chle~~_., MoKeuie, Dorotha 011 • MercantJie ~cballgelhll week. ~nile to c. G. Q>le, li:thal 'lbe nearby deUveriea dipped ~It, parcela, RuUand. DRASTIC ~ sU,htly, The December dellveICiudo G. Canterbury, dec., PORTSMOUTH, En 1 1and l'l' on Fr•daY was quoted a .. Thelma Barringer, Jooeph iUPi) ....Qeorge Mullenger. 1 f27.3S. Q. ~terbui;', Cllarlu W. Can- 26-year-old member ot Britain'• Wheal and COI"P were su~ ~- Cllre Ill• .llcllsoa. Be~ floy•l Mar~Pa. iHo•lll! Nrving 1 statially lower; oasis lower, J1 Sllnli Sherman Scott four-mm11h prison term todaJ eye irregularly lower IIIII SCIItlrough, Maud M. Marlin, lor deliberalety ibootina hilll- soybean• mtxed his week 011 AfiiJt lor Trans., Middleport. self in the feet. the Chicago Board of Trade. ")'Undsey L. Lyon, dec. Ill Ma- He rold a court-martial that Wheal was off Z¥• to 4% ceo~ts; .; ]i. Lyon, Cert. for Trant. he had made 16 unluocessful com off ~I< lo Sill nota; oats ljlJdretl o\, r.~p~ey, Jamtl E. applications lor 1 dl·e~m·· and off 1% to 2* centl; rye ofl1\1 L!fl!ey, Earllino Lipsey, VIc- . fell he "hnd to do sometiling IAl 410 cenlll and soybeanl up liitv Alllll QiiUia; Clydt J. Gil· draatlc." ___ . . ___ 511 cenll Ill ay. Qt!QII, HARVESTER Melgs Property Transfers Edt!•• ·::!id Adjustable shear bar at th• ~i'Mhlr81 point slloal off build-up every tlml a Pld~ll PIIHJ. R~~lt: blower runt lmoolhly, without drag or Vlldll.nalotd •fttr lotd-even with 1umm~ h1yl~Jt" lons . wilted 1r1ts. It 1111kes 1 New Holland blowtr idlil1 for fillina ttller1•wider ailos. Yo~'H ailo IIIC. tllt,IIW ' . hopper and on11t wh11l1 thlt .let your wJMnl ~ome up 'lot• to u~load. IWp In soon 111r fJ,JII · detiiiJ '"d lrt.tliltr-lure. · 1!"- ,. ~~. I O'Keefe Out AsOEA's of! TRAcToR SALet & ..fiiCI .. ' · !o/\i, ' �'') ' ' ,,, "P romises School Re vo . ' C9tUpJlte"D~y ·· Schedllles . ' ' ·Announced GaiJ!polll iebool offlclall have muied the entire dally sche. ATTENTION FARMERS IUY NOW AND IIAT · THI PRICE INCREASE On The SPot PlnanclnA With 6 Montb• FREE INTEREST On NIW ancl u..cl Tracton 9 Month• FUE INI'IREST On Hay Tools GaiHpolis Tractor Sales UJIIIII' River ltd. O.lllpolls, Ohio Ph• .-.1044 I Has Many Uses Around The Farm And Homel ~· ) '} ' elunker Silo Cover Com•l•telnventory Of M1ny ' Othtr Slu•Than Llatld ..low LESS 10% DISCOUNT On Full Roll Quantities. ' eGran•rv Covar ' eU,lltht Silo ' ·'$_j\: 12' 'x 100'- .004 • BliCk - - $13.48 12' x 100' • .006 • Black $20,30 16' ~ , JCJ(y.- .004 • Black - - $18.00 I '. ;. 20' If 100' ... -:- .004 - Black - - $22.50 16' X '100'. • .006 • alack $27.00 toO'.. - .006 - Black $33.70 r .J 24' x 1'00' ...004 - Black - - - $27.00 Formerly: Master ~~~Orl Stl. ' 20' lC ~ 24' • 100' - .006- .... $40.60 . i~~ ~imts· .. j . . ... �'') ' ' ,,, "P romises School Re vo . ' C9tUpJlte"D~y ·· Schedllles . ' ' ·Announced GaiJ!polll iebool offlclall have muied the entire dally sche. ATTENTION FARMERS IUY NOW AND IIAT · THI PRICE INCREASE On The SPot PlnanclnA With 6 Montb• FREE INTEREST On NIW ancl u..cl Tracton 9 Month• FUE INI'IREST On Hay Tools GaiHpolis Tractor Sales UJIIIII' River ltd. O.lllpolls, Ohio Ph• .-.1044 I Has Many Uses Around The Farm And Homel ~· ) '} ' elunker Silo Cover Com•l•telnventory Of M1ny ' Othtr Slu•Than Llatld ..low LESS 10% DISCOUNT On Full Roll Quantities. ' eGran•rv Covar ' eU,lltht Silo ' ·'$_j\: 12' 'x 100'- .004 • BliCk - - $13.48 12' x 100' • .006 • Black $20,30 16' ~ , JCJ(y.- .004 • Black - - $18.00 I '. ;. 20' If 100' ... -:- .004 - Black - - $22.50 16' X '100'. • .006 • alack $27.00 toO'.. - .006 - Black $33.70 r .J 24' x 1'00' ...004 - Black - - - $27.00 Formerly: Master ~~~Orl Stl. ' 20' lC ~ 24' • 100' - .006- .... $40.60 . i~~ ~imts· .. j . . ... �~~' " l ' . ,. ',. . ,, 1!: ' '~ '- ,', i· I, " 1) 'II»' .," . . !ff'i'~t: ~:. ~ ~~~:.d hfs €vcle Driver ~tined $. so~ Permit !taken Up,~; inc~e.,.a ·~ Jm ·· .Jot' #'~'··( ~~ '·'i i>J ·.:, ~ ~!' CP~Ct'for or Death.·p ; '!"y!let' , R· oi • 117 Chlldreb sum,vln($ ,1 t->, • •.-;:.. !lh• was ut• dauahter, Mrs . .Paul ..li.. 1\!ununpal lJ-:"te ~·. an . John"'!!·· pie~ ,-· ·~ •. i~ ~ I1!U 1~ · of Mans~eld, arid tJIO,illllli!; ~t.';&tl Slitul,'day' m<i\'"i')l . -ln1'! ty. ,., , ·~. •/ ' r~nilow ~anfi·,jt.e:broke out . Michnel B. Ayres ot ·baytiln, ROy ~Ohnson, 20, Rt~Gallo;i'<' The· chaSI' heKan at s.oond· th · ~ 's aecllon of lht eltJ . · ,.,.,. and James E. Ayres ol Toledo. Ius f2li "·od costs, f reck!"'' · women Jl'rl. Rav S. Tluawn Glenwood, W: va., Cora Grange, Th t• .. ndcllild en. . . • H nd· SUIIJil!ius John· Avo., the nffioef ·\Oitl tht',ee<,o"', jail· aftl!r helilf locked up 1 · land Cora WSCS. flervoees wolf ere are • •·• ,, r "P!'ra, '!11· ' ;: ,,, '· . ' j 1\'hen ·Jdmaon ~ ,.lliOjiW,,<J· c1a nlodlt. " Roy S. Thaxto~, 74, 1 !armer, . he held. at 1 p.m., Monday, at Requiem hiJh 1101118• " 81 he. 110011 Jll't08t 10' d(IYI or · 00 clisi'Piti,led aiva{~:IW· iijf ~ . • • ·· who lived 1n lfie Wb11f Oak ·Miller's Home for Funerals. conducted at 10 .a.m. Mo~y In days. .. ' , at ~ ~ ~'•!> ilf iPfjld• ~ Jlltv:k \ J~ge Bel! In l!t&~!HigbwiiJ community of Morgan !)Yp., dl· IRev. Rex Marrs wOI officiate. St. Rose Cath~\1< c~~rch. Burl· Pt Cecii,. G 'l'lllvener ,a~ret ....,.y,.,·I'!I!M ·WMli l'ilnr: '""" . oatiol ras'"" . forltited bondl eel at 10 :30 p.m. Friday, In Hol-land burial will he in Pme Street al Will he on GQthsemal)e eeme- ed Joh!IIIOn about 10.10 P·~ St., .~ Ttttr. Ave.. wjlh ll!e M· ·of Sliirley .A {lll!f'l ·II, Rl ~ zer Hbspital. Icemetery Friends may call at lery. Frleoda may call at the li'rld~y afl•r ~. wll4 c~ase""" flc81' .ill · lil'lllit • jCilllllcothe, ~511, apeedlng, . f · · 1 home after 2 m Cantweii·Sweet Mortuary, . 311 ' motorcyrie. at speeds • .&OCo•~ 1 · ·P · ·j , • and William T. Elam, 41, St. He was born on May V, 1892•.. ~h~d~nera p. · West North St.. Lima. ling~ lh~~lflcer. up to 110ful1•• Pti._.Thivelier told tlj!l Bernard: .Ohlo, 'f17.5tl, no m\JII. son of the late P~ aod Cora . u Y· I · , .. . thlit ·J!ihnsm r111 two or flaps. Rife Thaxton. Hos marriage to • r,~ ... •,.. ·~ ;>u.rl; ducted at 2 p. m. Tuesd'y at recl'ltahts 0o he procee<led·nor1h-jl Mabel Thomas _tiiOk place Atll't!.~Urtellel , Chart~• N. llouck. a native of the CroWn City 1\lelhodiol eUt on·;rntrtt Avei ~ March ~· 1Vl3 111 Gallipolis, A!lee Spriegei, 4V, a former Galli a county, died Friday In a Church by the 'Rev. Jac,k Tem· Wh'BO : JobnaOri wrei.'ktd 1 who survl~. A son and dough- resident ol llailia county. who Chillicothe hospital. He spent pletiln. Burial ,will · be in Crown hit. cyel• in lroill· Of. ter, sutvJvmg, are Edwm Tha•· resided on Rt. 1, South Vienna , his early years here, and w~s a Cicy cemetery. . t•tnPOil ·l!ulldlng 1m ton of Galhpohs , and lv'.r• .. Rob· died thursday in Community graduatf of GaUia Academy. i The bOdy will he taken from pottS:· Slllie lnltttuta ert Snedegar of Rt. I Galhpohs. Hospital, Sptlngfleld, following · He was the son ol tho . late the Waugh Halley · Wood Fu· Ito wai. oof ti»Jire!l. There are _seven grandchildren. a nine day Illness. He was em· Major and Mrs. H. E. Houck. neral Home to the tale rell· minor 1JUMgt 10 the macnt... Other surviVOI'll are two sisters, ployed at the London Correc· His lather was a former mayor: dence wh,.e friends may call lu .ai~Clthet police ea.e Mrs. Harry Wllhs of Wellston, tiona! Institution. . of Gallipolis, and was com- after 3 p. m. Monday. Jutlje ~ ,fined and Mrs. Sam VanFossen of : .Mr. Sprlegei was horn m mander of Co. F., that left h•r<> · C~ of'\~. EU!em l,ve .. PenMvllle, Oh10. ICharlestiln, W. Va., on May in World War I, and the flen Sidera . $30 and ...,O.ti .an dly pollc'e Mr. Thaxton was 1 memher \5, 19t7, son of the late Clay was a member of the umt. . cllarges of tntilxil;alion and. :IJg. of the campaign Baptist churcll, and Anna Ehman Sprlegel. HIS Mr. Houck is survived by his Ben T/. Siders, 82, a reHre =::.:::::..::..::=::.:.:.=..=c::.;:.... and Bulaville Grange. lather operated a dairy at Nor· wife, the former Ruby Walker.! coal mlaer, and a resident of . , Services .will be held at 2 p. thup. · , Surviving children, are William, : Vlntqn, ·died at 10:45 a.m .. Sat· SlllT FltED . Healtht.~ grow rni: YOltPI hody contOut da"ta from thl m., Monday, at the McCoy Fu· Hi• marriage to the lor· Riehard. Lenore, aod Joan. 1 urday in Holzer Hospital, where One auil for monoy was flied bodiee just don't iic-,Qil Vert U.S . D!llpattment of Health, •r ' I ~ long. Bul when theJ .,. foreed Education and Welfare. and neral home. lb!v. Alfred Holley Imer MarJOrie Phdhps, who sur· Other survivors are a brother. 1 he had heeD a patient !Inc;" li'rlday in Meigs Common f'leat to. ~<; in thl' l'!Choolf9QQ:I, i~• qtlu:r..»Qll~. in determinins: will officiate, and bUrial will be IVives, along with two children, OrlJR Houck of Athens, and a ' A•ll· 16. The body IS II Miller. caurt by Nationwide lnsuraru:e Jmportanl that the chair th.iylr• approprla&e chair profiles for in Campaign ceml'lery. Friends Karen Spriegel of Ann Arbor . . sister, Thais, of Cleveland. Home tor Funerals, aod funetll Co., again!ll .Donald F. Btlv~ ~tiU~ · in be _pre~rly· oon• b~alt,h.y body growth and coma !ort. may call at the funeral home Mich., and Don Spriegei, at Funeral arrangements are In· I arrangements will be announc- of Middleport, in the amount of ., "iuc,.;....ping pop~llif(cy ol ahell The .chair"i• oiolded from a aftl!r 1 p.m. Sunday. ·1 borne. Other survivors are three complete, and will he announc- i eel later. ~.659.60. , . molded pluttc dijlr• bai been apecial high -denllity' polyethylbrothera and a sister, Lawrence ed later. Burial will be in Caldul' not only tolh~ t~eonomy ol ene developed by The Dow *he chain .. but abo becau•• . Chemical Company, Midland, . and Roher! Spriegel, both of vary cemetery, Rio Grande. Dan F Sidera Solve JO,.r plastics Can be fornl.ed into Micl~i.-an . ~ht uuse or the MinniB MeadowN ' Northup, earl Spriegei of Wells· , ' . L'ODlfortable contou rs more eat· strenrth and fluibility or thi1 1ton. and Mrs. Charlotte Waggy : O~rle E. Shriver . . Dan Funklin Sldel'll, 12, Vin· · · Uy than' other chair materia11. praatic, th~ chair manufacturer Mrs. Mlnme Meadows, Tl, ~ of california. Ogle Edward Shriver, 49. Rt. tiln, died al l0:45 a.m. Saturday .. r!)blem• ~ A new, aemille1ible one-piece has been able tc dirainate unchair ~ bee~;! developed by sightly show -throua:h fadeninr resident ol Cora, died In Holzer I Mr. Sprlegel was a member I, Crown City, Gallia county\in Holter Hospital where he ~ Artco-'Bell" Co':POratiOn, Tem- bolts and he tiVY 1te el back. Hoap1ta) at 3 a.m., Satuf!lay. b Methodist church h "d d Rt had heen a patient for 11 day1. , ple, J'eUJ. Called the Unifte1 frame aupport. She hdd been hospitall~.ed for o1 ,..s ury ' 1armer w o rest e on . 218 be chair.,. it providea proper proAn addt!d benefit of the poly. d · and twas a veteran of World near Mercerville, died at 1 Arrangements will ,announc28 5 die and 1uppO.rt for youngslen, ethvlene is itlil freedom from ay · War II. m. Saturday In Holzer Hospil- eel Monday by Miller s Home i• lich t'w4tisht, durable and stafic electricity , which aesUi-ett She was born In Mason coun· Services will he held at · 10 al In failing health since IJe. lot Funerals. pll'asing in tl ppeeran~. The that tile chair will alwa v" irfi" ·, olooicn o)oll; of ABC ulili..,.! ita c.i~wa appearance. · ·ty, W. Va., '"' June 7, 1889, a.m. Monday in the Wangh-Hal· ' ce;,het, he had heen In serious - -- - diughter of the late Samuel and ley-Wood F.unerai home . . Rev. ' condition since May and a pa· Mrt. Lola Ward Jennie Blake. Her marriage to Frank Fentiln of . Oak lltU wdl l lienl in the hospital for eight Mrs. Lola Ward, 84, of 121 With Oliver Meadows tiJok place In officiate, ood bum!. will be on days. West Third Street, Pomeroy, 1907. He died in 1958. They were White cemetery. Fr1ends may I Born In Ohio Twp. , Jan. 21. died Friday morninl at Metp AII·Steel the parents of two sons, who di· call the funeral home on Sun- 1917 he was the son of the late;Gtnetal Hospital. SUI'VIVOI'I in· STORAGE CABINETS ed in infancy, and are survived day from 2 to 5, and 7 to I Hen~y and Grace Barry Shriv- elude one aon. Harold Waul, Uit.I•..W. ~ - ~ -.,. .,.... .snen daughters. Mrs. Vir- p.m. er. Never married, he spent Langsvllli!!; and a or.••ber, ~·~·~~~~~~-::; g1ma Roush, and Mrs. Margar· I his entire life· In the Mercer· Ross Baker, Ewington, Rt. J. .. _..._, ~ • . et Smith, both of Kanauga .. M':". Dr. W. Lew .4yret ville communily. Preceding her in death were !tor ••• T"• Pl.lt.t. LINF BY DICK THOMAS Helen Bl~mer ot GaUipoll!, Dr W. Lew Ayres, 78, a na· Survivors mclude the follow-, husband, Frank ; and two sons, ' . Mrs Ciance BaMumgardner of I've of Gallipolis and a well· 'l ing brothers and sisters. Mrs.' carl and Wilbur. My Little League White Sox won the pennant last 1Lesage. W. Va., rs. . Norma : 1 t . •t 1 Li El.zaheth Parsons Mrs Georgia Funeral services will he held 0 week. In • whJtl·wmd wtnd·up, we lost lwo and then won . Thornburg of Barbounvilie, W. ] known optome ns S m\~as ' Church and Hom~r sh;iver ali at the MarHn Funeral Home the big one after a couple of scares by the Senators and 1 Va ., Mis.• Phyllio Meadows of dead 0 ~ ~[Ivai ~~ 2t. m ~:~~ 1of Rt I, Crown City; Mrs. 'wn. in RuUand Sunday at 2 p.m. Yankees, m that order. 1Rl. I Galhpohs, aod Mrs. Vel· Hospota • _rna, 8 p. · I Sheets Da ton • John Shrlv· with the Rev Chester Lemley Opp. Poet Office A 10-game winnmg streak places a lot of strain on rna Ellis of Cora, with whom !day, followong a heHrtG a,::ac~ . rna p tri a~ ' Lawrence ofllclating B,;.,al will he in 0 theSll 10·12 year·olds, and by the lime they pile up that she made her home. j He was horn fn a po IS, 1er, a, ' Neb the Wrlghi cemetery In Lings. Chlllpolla, Ohle many wins things are tau I. That's when the string breaks. Other survivors are three Sept. Ill, 1187, son of the late f Shriver, Omaha. · .... -2nd Ave. , ~291 It broke with us a week ago Friday when the Sena- I sisters. Mrs. A. L. <Anna l .Jam· William G. and Susan Chsncey Funeral services wiU be eon-ville. tors downed us 4-1 on lhe GSI Honor Camp diamond . I es of Lesage, W. Va. , and Mrs. nel'er saw a bigger smile than the one on Kevin Sheets' M. T. Crum, and Mrs. John face afler he had let us down with three hits. The smile Dyer, both of Huntington. A almost hid his freckles. We j·~~--- · ~-- brother, Homer. is deceased. had been 10-l. That made ,lim lloiley and Dean Napier Mrs. Meadows was a memher it 10·2. . .. A funny thing happened after 1 of Palestine Baptist church at More d1 . . ester followctl. 1~1e the Se11ator game. Three or : - - - - - ' - Vllnket!S tripped us 6- ~ iu etglll tour nighL~ later there was 1 : . innings and we were 10-3, fust knock on my door. It was Jim- r The Wedn~sday Aug. 24 Ashevdl 11 half·f{ame ahead of the Rt:d rmy NOf' looking for a pair N. C. ) Ti~es c~rried 1 sport! Sox who had finished tLe ;oeas- rl shoes he had just missed. La ~l ! page headh~e Roberts on 10-4. We wer': at th."! ~Ire. time he saw the lhoe! was at I !~~.as Tounsts Defeat Slaffod. Those rampagm& Senators li the honor camp. · . . l"ere :omins op fast. They Jimmy thoUKht the shoes Ashevt!le defeated Mobolt, Due to the qreat demand for 1966 Chevrolets end OldSIT\Obil~s durinq ~ur YEAR END SALE, We ere were 9-4 .,;th one game In go. were in my car. I check •• I lie leaders m the ~ass M South· I knew we had to heal the Alb- . car and trunk _ no shoes 1 ern League liVe and a half overstocked in Used Cars. To meet this demand we are reductnQ our pnce on these I)sed Cars. '"'leUco because the Senatoro 1called the honor camp. .TI!e &ames ahead of second place Units Cerry Gellipolis Motor Co.'s 25 MONTH WARRANTY, Come in today .... See or call any_()ne of · seemed a sure winner over \man ,., tho phone said Hugh Ashevtlle. as Roberts allowed us. We'll be happy to show vou these fine car~ lnQ e~plaln thl$ fine W1rr1nty. '· · · the TiJers. They heal the Tig· Cofield honor camp pllchor seven hits. walked one and ors z.J.. We took tho Athlelico 'j found the ohoes. and they struck out aeven. IHI on • two-hitler by ~unior safe - locked ·up in the office. .Roherts, who IS now 12-1, hal Jamilon 1o win the Ude. Next day I went up to the p1tched 18.1 lnnlngo. alllowad 131 Juii\Dr "Ftroball" Jamilon honor cam nd nl Ed R hits, walklld 13 and atruck out. Oalatde DOll - 4 DoOr Sedlll. Belair 4 Door Sedan. Saddle lrnpata·sport Cpa. VB, 327. Bo••• 7·1 on the hill for uH. land •ot ~a .L~~ I t OW· 138. Hi! earned run avenge •• TlllCI. and wbltt. va, Cr1llJe. Tan. VI, Poweralldt tralll. Ud red/black trim. 4 speed . . • e ~""" o me. around 2 50 Radio, hhtar, wbllt wall tlr• O>JDatlc trans. ltadio, h•ater, trans. Rtdlo, beater, white son. He pilched a total of 47 and While I was there, 1 saw Char· · : white walllll'tl. Tbla wt. only 11. Sto lblll one. wall ll.roo. one third iDnlnp, alllowed 22 los SJe&er, another &uard. ~rtsu ·~... former 11 • quer. hit~~, 1avo up 21 walks and Thanks fellows lor the shoes. po olnlllk out 17 battfrs. Jimmy Noe thanks you, too. Jamison finished the season Jimmy Noe is a opWJky fel· !tty11 with • battin& ...rage of .500. low. He hurt his left knee in ~ He w.,. up 18 timee, had 19 1the Yankee game, and played. hill, ineluding throe doublee, a Then in the first Inning of the CHEVRO~ET trlplt. a!fd lilbt homo run~, Athledc 11me. Jim tlid acnonj ballod in :17 runs and scored 2Z first bue tod tore up his J'alrlane CUJtom Waaon. VI. Biacayne 4 Dr., Green Sedan. SoHd "blue. Stand. lraDI. Ra· 11 cyl. Stand. trana. Rtll niu runt. knee. Thanks to an effl•el•n•t I clio, beater, whitewall Uret. lllnlly car like new. • HiJ .only lou was lo the Til· nurstns tlaff, Jimmy One owner only, era In tho _.., ., openor. Wo miSled 1n inning. lost that one 9-11 but outhil the My wife. Mrs. Juanita Q I• '• I ·~·:· ' · ,, ' ., i'.· .... .·''.. ' (' ·t· ts eli .. ' ===:::.:::===; "'*'',. ctty : ; .~ . .. JJ i i5 8!!ll'lli! 8!11 81 .,; ~ .;,: "~" .. a, SMI WITH :SAFETY '!'"' 1 , 'AND AT · I STO . RAGE I p.l I IN OUR TOWN br THE . FRENCH' CITY PRESS I i· I. &LOANtO. ' ot l ( Highest Trade-in I 1964. CHMOLET 1965 CHEVROLET I -·I .. ~ ·, ' ', ::u ., ,, l 't J: ' ' '-' ' r .. ' 1963 FORD S_,., 1964 FOQ 1965 $1495·00 Til.. H. Eleven errors cost and Mrs. Laura v.:::::~~:~: IL~:!.::::~5; us 1llo 1ame. mother of Eddie Wildermuth Thofl. we strlilhleiled out alld who otarll\1 the season with us: woo 10 eamel in • row. Cuck put I tomporary bandage on Pen;oud, our telllllt' catcher. his kn... I lltnt home for the miald the Tiler gamo, but aft- first atd mall!rlais. Before er ,iOIItlnl the · tfam, Perroud leCood lnnln« started they fil· hit llftly In eight straight eel his knee so he could finish gamtl. Then Chuck went · hit- lithe game. less tor lh'"" gameo. He wasn't Latest on Dave Roher!< _ In town lor the whirlwind fin· . 1965 BELAIR 2 Door Sedan. White. Blue trlnt. 8 cyi. Stand. lriDL 111dlo, 2 1peed wiper and waebers, .backup uenti. filet ~nd •• • Ill lh fOIIIITl clean. ;;;=;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;===--=-==--..,--- .ISh• !I I Rieky Boone took over ctlch- · lng dulleJ against the Yankeeo and Afh"'tiC. and did a job. llo<.one doesn't like to catch, alth<lllfh he's the hest, and a boy dOf!Slt'l J!<, his best if lro'l playllll a· position he doeVI'I , like. You've (of to keep them happy. So Boooe played ba•e tnls season. But, in lite end he sold he likes catchlng hesl. · Nert year should be another ! tood YNr for the Willie So%. · We IMt only Chuck PtlTOtld and Jim llteinht!ck. Pmoud IS 1 top 'IIIII ca!L'her, allfl SWft. heck I! an ail round player, at any positiOn. ~iollied with a pllchlne recoftl 91. f.!. pitched 31 illlllngs, allo.-l!d tJ hits, ea~e liJI 13 walllfl . ' atruck out 55. vell.-atli hse!IJ: ' nut Jfat Jelt Lewi,, NOT EVERY PERSON who calls on me buys 1 new e-.T!r::'l!Y• lie· ' lruceDennio UMCICerMtr. What abput your hearing-has It reached the atagt you wonder whetber or not a hearing aid 'l'tana. 'l 1963 CHMOUT 1961 FOlD " :. 1959 CHEVROLET WOuld be beneftrial? Our teltlftt Ia FIIEit atld·wttb· out oblildlOn, tlld 0111' recommendatloDI baed on apertence. All 2 Dr..Sedan. 8o1141. ~lue. 8 cyl. S'-ndard Only Statton Wagon. Green. e eyJ. Stand. trallo. 4 dOOr. Rill ~ anomy car. One local O'WIItr. HEARING AID and wa tell them! seventeen ,.r'l Bel $1995~00 1964 CHEVY II . so• DoN'T NEED ONE II . where 1964 .· CIIMOUT • .. ~595·00 NOW II tht lime to ctU or wmt for aa appointment in tbt privacy of ' GAUfOLIS your bome. CHE. 210.236 Second Avenue · ' .. = ~ J J "' Ill! , �~~' " l ' . ,. ',. . ,, 1!: ' '~ '- ,', i· I, " 1) 'II»' .," . . !ff'i'~t: ~:. ~ ~~~:.d hfs €vcle Driver ~tined $. so~ Permit !taken Up,~; inc~e.,.a ·~ Jm ·· .Jot' #'~'··( ~~ '·'i i>J ·.:, ~ ~!' CP~Ct'for or Death.·p ; '!"y!let' , R· oi • 117 Chlldreb sum,vln($ ,1 t->, • •.-;:.. !lh• was ut• dauahter, Mrs . .Paul ..li.. 1\!ununpal lJ-:"te ~·. an . John"'!!·· pie~ ,-· ·~ •. i~ ~ I1!U 1~ · of Mans~eld, arid tJIO,illllli!; ~t.';&tl Slitul,'day' m<i\'"i')l . -ln1'! ty. ,., , ·~. •/ ' r~nilow ~anfi·,jt.e:broke out . Michnel B. Ayres ot ·baytiln, ROy ~Ohnson, 20, Rt~Gallo;i'<' The· chaSI' heKan at s.oond· th · ~ 's aecllon of lht eltJ . · ,.,.,. and James E. Ayres ol Toledo. Ius f2li "·od costs, f reck!"'' · women Jl'rl. Rav S. Tluawn Glenwood, W: va., Cora Grange, Th t• .. ndcllild en. . . • H nd· SUIIJil!ius John· Avo., the nffioef ·\Oitl tht',ee<,o"', jail· aftl!r helilf locked up 1 · land Cora WSCS. flervoees wolf ere are • •·• ,, r "P!'ra, '!11· ' ;: ,,, '· . ' j 1\'hen ·Jdmaon ~ ,.lliOjiW,,<J· c1a nlodlt. " Roy S. Thaxto~, 74, 1 !armer, . he held. at 1 p.m., Monday, at Requiem hiJh 1101118• " 81 he. 110011 Jll't08t 10' d(IYI or · 00 clisi'Piti,led aiva{~:IW· iijf ~ . • • ·· who lived 1n lfie Wb11f Oak ·Miller's Home for Funerals. conducted at 10 .a.m. Mo~y In days. .. ' , at ~ ~ ~'•!> ilf iPfjld• ~ Jlltv:k \ J~ge Bel! In l!t&~!HigbwiiJ community of Morgan !)Yp., dl· IRev. Rex Marrs wOI officiate. St. Rose Cath~\1< c~~rch. Burl· Pt Cecii,. G 'l'lllvener ,a~ret ....,.y,.,·I'!I!M ·WMli l'ilnr: '""" . oatiol ras'"" . forltited bondl eel at 10 :30 p.m. Friday, In Hol-land burial will he in Pme Street al Will he on GQthsemal)e eeme- ed Joh!IIIOn about 10.10 P·~ St., .~ Ttttr. Ave.. wjlh ll!e M· ·of Sliirley .A {lll!f'l ·II, Rl ~ zer Hbspital. Icemetery Friends may call at lery. Frleoda may call at the li'rld~y afl•r ~. wll4 c~ase""" flc81' .ill · lil'lllit • jCilllllcothe, ~511, apeedlng, . f · · 1 home after 2 m Cantweii·Sweet Mortuary, . 311 ' motorcyrie. at speeds • .&OCo•~ 1 · ·P · ·j , • and William T. Elam, 41, St. He was born on May V, 1892•.. ~h~d~nera p. · West North St.. Lima. ling~ lh~~lflcer. up to 110ful1•• Pti._.Thivelier told tlj!l Bernard: .Ohlo, 'f17.5tl, no m\JII. son of the late P~ aod Cora . u Y· I · , .. . thlit ·J!ihnsm r111 two or flaps. Rife Thaxton. Hos marriage to • r,~ ... •,.. ·~ ;>u.rl; ducted at 2 p. m. Tuesd'y at recl'ltahts 0o he procee<led·nor1h-jl Mabel Thomas _tiiOk place Atll't!.~Urtellel , Chart~• N. llouck. a native of the CroWn City 1\lelhodiol eUt on·;rntrtt Avei ~ March ~· 1Vl3 111 Gallipolis, A!lee Spriegei, 4V, a former Galli a county, died Friday In a Church by the 'Rev. Jac,k Tem· Wh'BO : JobnaOri wrei.'ktd 1 who survl~. A son and dough- resident ol llailia county. who Chillicothe hospital. He spent pletiln. Burial ,will · be in Crown hit. cyel• in lroill· Of. ter, sutvJvmg, are Edwm Tha•· resided on Rt. 1, South Vienna , his early years here, and w~s a Cicy cemetery. . t•tnPOil ·l!ulldlng 1m ton of Galhpohs , and lv'.r• .. Rob· died thursday in Community graduatf of GaUia Academy. i The bOdy will he taken from pottS:· Slllie lnltttuta ert Snedegar of Rt. I Galhpohs. Hospital, Sptlngfleld, following · He was the son ol tho . late the Waugh Halley · Wood Fu· Ito wai. oof ti»Jire!l. There are _seven grandchildren. a nine day Illness. He was em· Major and Mrs. H. E. Houck. neral Home to the tale rell· minor 1JUMgt 10 the macnt... Other surviVOI'll are two sisters, ployed at the London Correc· His lather was a former mayor: dence wh,.e friends may call lu .ai~Clthet police ea.e Mrs. Harry Wllhs of Wellston, tiona! Institution. . of Gallipolis, and was com- after 3 p. m. Monday. Jutlje ~ ,fined and Mrs. Sam VanFossen of : .Mr. Sprlegei was horn m mander of Co. F., that left h•r<> · C~ of'\~. EU!em l,ve .. PenMvllle, Oh10. ICharlestiln, W. Va., on May in World War I, and the flen Sidera . $30 and ...,O.ti .an dly pollc'e Mr. Thaxton was 1 memher \5, 19t7, son of the late Clay was a member of the umt. . cllarges of tntilxil;alion and. :IJg. of the campaign Baptist churcll, and Anna Ehman Sprlegel. HIS Mr. Houck is survived by his Ben T/. Siders, 82, a reHre =::.:::::..::..::=::.:.:.=..=c::.;:.... and Bulaville Grange. lather operated a dairy at Nor· wife, the former Ruby Walker.! coal mlaer, and a resident of . , Services .will be held at 2 p. thup. · , Surviving children, are William, : Vlntqn, ·died at 10:45 a.m .. Sat· SlllT FltED . Healtht.~ grow rni: YOltPI hody contOut da"ta from thl m., Monday, at the McCoy Fu· Hi• marriage to the lor· Riehard. Lenore, aod Joan. 1 urday in Holzer Hospital, where One auil for monoy was flied bodiee just don't iic-,Qil Vert U.S . D!llpattment of Health, •r ' I ~ long. Bul when theJ .,. foreed Education and Welfare. and neral home. lb!v. Alfred Holley Imer MarJOrie Phdhps, who sur· Other survivors are a brother. 1 he had heeD a patient !Inc;" li'rlday in Meigs Common f'leat to. ~<; in thl' l'!Choolf9QQ:I, i~• qtlu:r..»Qll~. in determinins: will officiate, and bUrial will be IVives, along with two children, OrlJR Houck of Athens, and a ' A•ll· 16. The body IS II Miller. caurt by Nationwide lnsuraru:e Jmportanl that the chair th.iylr• approprla&e chair profiles for in Campaign ceml'lery. Friends Karen Spriegel of Ann Arbor . . sister, Thais, of Cleveland. Home tor Funerals, aod funetll Co., again!ll .Donald F. Btlv~ ~tiU~ · in be _pre~rly· oon• b~alt,h.y body growth and coma !ort. may call at the funeral home Mich., and Don Spriegei, at Funeral arrangements are In· I arrangements will be announc- of Middleport, in the amount of ., "iuc,.;....ping pop~llif(cy ol ahell The .chair"i• oiolded from a aftl!r 1 p.m. Sunday. ·1 borne. Other survivors are three complete, and will he announc- i eel later. ~.659.60. , . molded pluttc dijlr• bai been apecial high -denllity' polyethylbrothera and a sister, Lawrence ed later. Burial will be in Caldul' not only tolh~ t~eonomy ol ene developed by The Dow *he chain .. but abo becau•• . Chemical Company, Midland, . and Roher! Spriegel, both of vary cemetery, Rio Grande. Dan F Sidera Solve JO,.r plastics Can be fornl.ed into Micl~i.-an . ~ht uuse or the MinniB MeadowN ' Northup, earl Spriegei of Wells· , ' . L'ODlfortable contou rs more eat· strenrth and fluibility or thi1 1ton. and Mrs. Charlotte Waggy : O~rle E. Shriver . . Dan Funklin Sldel'll, 12, Vin· · · Uy than' other chair materia11. praatic, th~ chair manufacturer Mrs. Mlnme Meadows, Tl, ~ of california. Ogle Edward Shriver, 49. Rt. tiln, died al l0:45 a.m. Saturday .. r!)blem• ~ A new, aemille1ible one-piece has been able tc dirainate unchair ~ bee~;! developed by sightly show -throua:h fadeninr resident ol Cora, died In Holzer I Mr. Sprlegel was a member I, Crown City, Gallia county\in Holter Hospital where he ~ Artco-'Bell" Co':POratiOn, Tem- bolts and he tiVY 1te el back. Hoap1ta) at 3 a.m., Satuf!lay. b Methodist church h "d d Rt had heen a patient for 11 day1. , ple, J'eUJ. Called the Unifte1 frame aupport. She hdd been hospitall~.ed for o1 ,..s ury ' 1armer w o rest e on . 218 be chair.,. it providea proper proAn addt!d benefit of the poly. d · and twas a veteran of World near Mercerville, died at 1 Arrangements will ,announc28 5 die and 1uppO.rt for youngslen, ethvlene is itlil freedom from ay · War II. m. Saturday In Holzer Hospil- eel Monday by Miller s Home i• lich t'w4tisht, durable and stafic electricity , which aesUi-ett She was born In Mason coun· Services will he held at · 10 al In failing health since IJe. lot Funerals. pll'asing in tl ppeeran~. The that tile chair will alwa v" irfi" ·, olooicn o)oll; of ABC ulili..,.! ita c.i~wa appearance. · ·ty, W. Va., '"' June 7, 1889, a.m. Monday in the Wangh-Hal· ' ce;,het, he had heen In serious - -- - diughter of the late Samuel and ley-Wood F.unerai home . . Rev. ' condition since May and a pa· Mrt. Lola Ward Jennie Blake. Her marriage to Frank Fentiln of . Oak lltU wdl l lienl in the hospital for eight Mrs. Lola Ward, 84, of 121 With Oliver Meadows tiJok place In officiate, ood bum!. will be on days. West Third Street, Pomeroy, 1907. He died in 1958. They were White cemetery. Fr1ends may I Born In Ohio Twp. , Jan. 21. died Friday morninl at Metp AII·Steel the parents of two sons, who di· call the funeral home on Sun- 1917 he was the son of the late;Gtnetal Hospital. SUI'VIVOI'I in· STORAGE CABINETS ed in infancy, and are survived day from 2 to 5, and 7 to I Hen~y and Grace Barry Shriv- elude one aon. Harold Waul, Uit.I•..W. ~ - ~ -.,. .,.... .snen daughters. Mrs. Vir- p.m. er. Never married, he spent Langsvllli!!; and a or.••ber, ~·~·~~~~~~-::; g1ma Roush, and Mrs. Margar· I his entire life· In the Mercer· Ross Baker, Ewington, Rt. J. .. _..._, ~ • . et Smith, both of Kanauga .. M':". Dr. W. Lew .4yret ville communily. Preceding her in death were !tor ••• T"• Pl.lt.t. LINF BY DICK THOMAS Helen Bl~mer ot GaUipoll!, Dr W. Lew Ayres, 78, a na· Survivors mclude the follow-, husband, Frank ; and two sons, ' . Mrs Ciance BaMumgardner of I've of Gallipolis and a well· 'l ing brothers and sisters. Mrs.' carl and Wilbur. My Little League White Sox won the pennant last 1Lesage. W. Va., rs. . Norma : 1 t . •t 1 Li El.zaheth Parsons Mrs Georgia Funeral services will he held 0 week. In • whJtl·wmd wtnd·up, we lost lwo and then won . Thornburg of Barbounvilie, W. ] known optome ns S m\~as ' Church and Hom~r sh;iver ali at the MarHn Funeral Home the big one after a couple of scares by the Senators and 1 Va ., Mis.• Phyllio Meadows of dead 0 ~ ~[Ivai ~~ 2t. m ~:~~ 1of Rt I, Crown City; Mrs. 'wn. in RuUand Sunday at 2 p.m. Yankees, m that order. 1Rl. I Galhpohs, aod Mrs. Vel· Hospota • _rna, 8 p. · I Sheets Da ton • John Shrlv· with the Rev Chester Lemley Opp. Poet Office A 10-game winnmg streak places a lot of strain on rna Ellis of Cora, with whom !day, followong a heHrtG a,::ac~ . rna p tri a~ ' Lawrence ofllclating B,;.,al will he in 0 theSll 10·12 year·olds, and by the lime they pile up that she made her home. j He was horn fn a po IS, 1er, a, ' Neb the Wrlghi cemetery In Lings. Chlllpolla, Ohle many wins things are tau I. That's when the string breaks. Other survivors are three Sept. Ill, 1187, son of the late f Shriver, Omaha. · .... -2nd Ave. , ~291 It broke with us a week ago Friday when the Sena- I sisters. Mrs. A. L. <Anna l .Jam· William G. and Susan Chsncey Funeral services wiU be eon-ville. tors downed us 4-1 on lhe GSI Honor Camp diamond . I es of Lesage, W. Va. , and Mrs. nel'er saw a bigger smile than the one on Kevin Sheets' M. T. Crum, and Mrs. John face afler he had let us down with three hits. The smile Dyer, both of Huntington. A almost hid his freckles. We j·~~--- · ~-- brother, Homer. is deceased. had been 10-l. That made ,lim lloiley and Dean Napier Mrs. Meadows was a memher it 10·2. . .. A funny thing happened after 1 of Palestine Baptist church at More d1 . . ester followctl. 1~1e the Se11ator game. Three or : - - - - - ' - Vllnket!S tripped us 6- ~ iu etglll tour nighL~ later there was 1 : . innings and we were 10-3, fust knock on my door. It was Jim- r The Wedn~sday Aug. 24 Ashevdl 11 half·f{ame ahead of the Rt:d rmy NOf' looking for a pair N. C. ) Ti~es c~rried 1 sport! Sox who had finished tLe ;oeas- rl shoes he had just missed. La ~l ! page headh~e Roberts on 10-4. We wer': at th."! ~Ire. time he saw the lhoe! was at I !~~.as Tounsts Defeat Slaffod. Those rampagm& Senators li the honor camp. · . . l"ere :omins op fast. They Jimmy thoUKht the shoes Ashevt!le defeated Mobolt, Due to the qreat demand for 1966 Chevrolets end OldSIT\Obil~s durinq ~ur YEAR END SALE, We ere were 9-4 .,;th one game In go. were in my car. I check •• I lie leaders m the ~ass M South· I knew we had to heal the Alb- . car and trunk _ no shoes 1 ern League liVe and a half overstocked in Used Cars. To meet this demand we are reductnQ our pnce on these I)sed Cars. '"'leUco because the Senatoro 1called the honor camp. .TI!e &ames ahead of second place Units Cerry Gellipolis Motor Co.'s 25 MONTH WARRANTY, Come in today .... See or call any_()ne of · seemed a sure winner over \man ,., tho phone said Hugh Ashevtlle. as Roberts allowed us. We'll be happy to show vou these fine car~ lnQ e~plaln thl$ fine W1rr1nty. '· · · the TiJers. They heal the Tig· Cofield honor camp pllchor seven hits. walked one and ors z.J.. We took tho Athlelico 'j found the ohoes. and they struck out aeven. IHI on • two-hitler by ~unior safe - locked ·up in the office. .Roherts, who IS now 12-1, hal Jamilon 1o win the Ude. Next day I went up to the p1tched 18.1 lnnlngo. alllowad 131 Juii\Dr "Ftroball" Jamilon honor cam nd nl Ed R hits, walklld 13 and atruck out. Oalatde DOll - 4 DoOr Sedlll. Belair 4 Door Sedan. Saddle lrnpata·sport Cpa. VB, 327. Bo••• 7·1 on the hill for uH. land •ot ~a .L~~ I t OW· 138. Hi! earned run avenge •• TlllCI. and wbltt. va, Cr1llJe. Tan. VI, Poweralldt tralll. Ud red/black trim. 4 speed . . • e ~""" o me. around 2 50 Radio, hhtar, wbllt wall tlr• O>JDatlc trans. ltadio, h•ater, trans. Rtdlo, beater, white son. He pilched a total of 47 and While I was there, 1 saw Char· · : white walllll'tl. Tbla wt. only 11. Sto lblll one. wall ll.roo. one third iDnlnp, alllowed 22 los SJe&er, another &uard. ~rtsu ·~... former 11 • quer. hit~~, 1avo up 21 walks and Thanks fellows lor the shoes. po olnlllk out 17 battfrs. Jimmy Noe thanks you, too. Jamison finished the season Jimmy Noe is a opWJky fel· !tty11 with • battin& ...rage of .500. low. He hurt his left knee in ~ He w.,. up 18 timee, had 19 1the Yankee game, and played. hill, ineluding throe doublee, a Then in the first Inning of the CHEVRO~ET trlplt. a!fd lilbt homo run~, Athledc 11me. Jim tlid acnonj ballod in :17 runs and scored 2Z first bue tod tore up his J'alrlane CUJtom Waaon. VI. Biacayne 4 Dr., Green Sedan. SoHd "blue. Stand. lraDI. Ra· 11 cyl. Stand. trana. Rtll niu runt. knee. Thanks to an effl•el•n•t I clio, beater, whitewall Uret. lllnlly car like new. • HiJ .only lou was lo the Til· nurstns tlaff, Jimmy One owner only, era In tho _.., ., openor. Wo miSled 1n inning. lost that one 9-11 but outhil the My wife. Mrs. Juanita Q I• '• I ·~·:· ' · ,, ' ., i'.· .... .·''.. ' (' ·t· ts eli .. ' ===:::.:::===; "'*'',. ctty : ; .~ . .. JJ i i5 8!!ll'lli! 8!11 81 .,; ~ .;,: "~" .. a, SMI WITH :SAFETY '!'"' 1 , 'AND AT · I STO . RAGE I p.l I IN OUR TOWN br THE . FRENCH' CITY PRESS I i· I. &LOANtO. ' ot l ( Highest Trade-in I 1964. CHMOLET 1965 CHEVROLET I -·I .. ~ ·, ' ', ::u ., ,, l 't J: ' ' '-' ' r .. ' 1963 FORD S_,., 1964 FOQ 1965 $1495·00 Til.. H. Eleven errors cost and Mrs. Laura v.:::::~~:~: IL~:!.::::~5; us 1llo 1ame. mother of Eddie Wildermuth Thofl. we strlilhleiled out alld who otarll\1 the season with us: woo 10 eamel in • row. Cuck put I tomporary bandage on Pen;oud, our telllllt' catcher. his kn... I lltnt home for the miald the Tiler gamo, but aft- first atd mall!rlais. Before er ,iOIItlnl the · tfam, Perroud leCood lnnln« started they fil· hit llftly In eight straight eel his knee so he could finish gamtl. Then Chuck went · hit- lithe game. less tor lh'"" gameo. He wasn't Latest on Dave Roher!< _ In town lor the whirlwind fin· . 1965 BELAIR 2 Door Sedan. White. Blue trlnt. 8 cyi. Stand. lriDL 111dlo, 2 1peed wiper and waebers, .backup uenti. filet ~nd •• • Ill lh fOIIIITl clean. ;;;=;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;===--=-==--..,--- .ISh• !I I Rieky Boone took over ctlch- · lng dulleJ against the Yankeeo and Afh"'tiC. and did a job. llo<.one doesn't like to catch, alth<lllfh he's the hest, and a boy dOf!Slt'l J!<, his best if lro'l playllll a· position he doeVI'I , like. You've (of to keep them happy. So Boooe played ba•e tnls season. But, in lite end he sold he likes catchlng hesl. · Nert year should be another ! tood YNr for the Willie So%. · We IMt only Chuck PtlTOtld and Jim llteinht!ck. Pmoud IS 1 top 'IIIII ca!L'her, allfl SWft. heck I! an ail round player, at any positiOn. ~iollied with a pllchlne recoftl 91. f.!. pitched 31 illlllngs, allo.-l!d tJ hits, ea~e liJI 13 walllfl . ' atruck out 55. vell.-atli hse!IJ: ' nut Jfat Jelt Lewi,, NOT EVERY PERSON who calls on me buys 1 new e-.T!r::'l!Y• lie· ' lruceDennio UMCICerMtr. What abput your hearing-has It reached the atagt you wonder whetber or not a hearing aid 'l'tana. 'l 1963 CHMOUT 1961 FOlD " :. 1959 CHEVROLET WOuld be beneftrial? Our teltlftt Ia FIIEit atld·wttb· out oblildlOn, tlld 0111' recommendatloDI baed on apertence. All 2 Dr..Sedan. 8o1141. ~lue. 8 cyl. S'-ndard Only Statton Wagon. Green. e eyJ. Stand. trallo. 4 dOOr. Rill ~ anomy car. One local O'WIItr. HEARING AID and wa tell them! seventeen ,.r'l Bel $1995~00 1964 CHEVY II . so• DoN'T NEED ONE II . where 1964 .· CIIMOUT • .. ~595·00 NOW II tht lime to ctU or wmt for aa appointment in tbt privacy of ' GAUfOLIS your bome. CHE. 210.236 Second Avenue · ' .. = ~ J J "' Ill! , �.I II ,' ,. ;~ . '· -· \ . Lifida :Mobley, Richard.BUrk~ ... "' AuguSt 20 in Wilming~~~E~~ . Flrlt Chrlltlan ChurCh of Wllminiton, Ohio, the eerem~:_.;: COIIllllllllity and CoiUIDbul =rated with boUquets of white gladioli, and chry· Home Friends who 1 p~+d lliy and a " 11 with a baCkground of potted palms, twin room. ChaDd- Ohio State Uolteniiy • • aantliemWDI, branched candelabra for the weddinfe of were M1slel ~k!DIIIIII1 DianDa Mr. Burke Ia a arr II I r;- ..".,.,, 1,., sllveJ;dve~ftft Mobley daupter of Mr. and Mrs. G Jill ler, Suaan WI .,__:._....... of Ohio State Uolteniiy ~ -~ , M1aa a tuiM ' and Mr Richard A. Burke, Pbllllps, Paula .........,.... wted trltb tbe Jl' • •· w• · s [ Z V0 Ws 0 emnL , ::;onicl Mobley of Itt. ~IIJnln&tOD,) and Mrs. :Alvin Burke of Framing· Co!WIIbut and Mill carol SUpply C41M1' ., W ' son of Col. (re lui Saturday Burke • 'lbomaa ~ lleu••, - G1 B1r attacbed traiD ingham, M=~=fith officiated the 7:30 o'clock 'lbe. bride wore, for a Da~ng from G~ 11111 Mn. TbomU pllquet vi I.e 11111 pear • Rev. and accompanied by Mrs. Grlf· ian boneylllOOII, • naVy and Mrl Fl ¢" tbeHW. 1Mr· RaelDI wore a double crowa ot ~double~ cer=-:·rrayer" at the conclusion of the llllt with whit. acceeaoriel ~ ;:.MrMr and LJeJ• e" ""' 'VIDceDt Dt- IIIII pearla wblch beld a sang ''The _. ...th ' orchid conage. on., ww , . Earl W1Dierl iDi rleciJIIIY Ill " Ill lllulleD veD aad carried ceremony. Mrs. Gnu• • an Ill Salem Ave., lila)'· Burke, Mrs. ..,..... Paul Cllurch. ElJrla, Olllo. J bouquet of aw•nt•• and presented a program of Mobley wore • duller ot plllk at Mn. Lucy Frederick. 1!11 llrlde II tile lorlllll' ":; IIIOiiS pre-nuptial mulle. eamat10111, loin. Burke, white. Burke was puated mother of the pm. · 6, quellRe R. HID. claiiiM-' Do!Gnw WlemeiJ Tile bride wu pv• 111 Tile receplloa tbat followed · . Mr. ud Mn. PraDk lehuof honor. She wore merrlal• by ber fatber. She · MAR1uED JULY 12- Cheryl Ann Salls~, bert, Elyria. lbt of whit. JIYion with a wore a 11own_o!~~': daughter of Mr. and Mra. Warren J. Salisbury, 1 : For her weckllnl olllllk yellow bodice. Her headpiece and CJrllaDZB ~W:, 6 Malielene Dr., and James Lee Bush, son of Mr · a!l wore 1 11001'-t.&lil 10ft ...~-L areen Dlor bow. IrrldesceDt - - ......... Mra. Herbert L Bush, 16 Belmont Dr. were marned blelldelt pe~~~,lltyled In a _..... wu a Ia ber aascade bootbe Jaee which ou....... July 12, iJI a dou.ble rilli eeremOJ!Y at York, S. C. etle llheath Gl FreDcb aJencnD tiOIII were the Sabrilll neckline "' the ... bodice 11 the tDwll and t.: boas':' -...mar- c-:::; at Mr.. :'de Mn * 'llrlde:: ~~-~?~~·-~~~~-~JI:~~·~ua~t;e_]~~f~G~a~lli~a~~i~=~~].L~~=!!~-~.OO~n~-~~~eevea: ~ ~= ""''""" u.,.... .. ,' Sunday Daylight Savinj!'s Time Daytime Shows WiJAZ TV-I 1:301:4$ Cartooni 7:--TodiY · · t·flll CartooM . t·M •· 45-JubRee ~·11$- . Chul'f'h nf Ch;-lsl - Stitcher T::t&- Fun sehoo! . , I ·M~'"'•"'""~ !:1111 Mite DoiJt!l~s 1 secret 'storm i !:3&-- · Jaekle ObUng_ er_ ~;\,. M-l!:ve Guesi J.ai!y - · •,) n·?.S-Nen · · ".18:!111-Coneentrat. • :.'1 ~ •'I ~ ' iO·~~ Llvlnf · World r,tovle · . - 11·m Life · 11 ·111 r.hrlsl/lllbers ... -. Dick Van OatiJII! Game ')vlro : 1'-· M-,Jeopardy · 1'·'5- · .~l:llft SwlngiD' jN5- Donllll Love 01 LHe ·Reel! Father Kilows Meredith McRae Looking Ahead to Own 1,VSeries Guldln1 Llllllt t: 1!·!i.o;_lll't . ,.1:1111 News Bell -Cue, W0111an's Pap :v,'l :M Voke A Deal AP World Turns 1:55 News Password ROIIIM! Party ·1:110-01•• Uvea ;, . ~i:locton 2:55- !·M-Anotb. -.·rnl 'l'o Ten Newly Wed Game , A 'l'lme ll'ar Us iWome~t's Newt Trull! 1·25S: 30-dor't Say Nen F.dae Of Nll!ht 4:~arto. 'l'hea" 4:3f)..:. Cinema S:IIO AdYI!nlaNI 5:30- BY VERNON scoTT BOU.YWOOD IUPI) edith MacRae, tbe pi"elty blonde dalll!hter of Shella and Gordon MacRae has moved from "My Gen. llospital The Nur&e~ Dade Shadows Whore 4•tlon II M•""•" ,....,•• II'Pll,.. So1JD7 . Satei Rlfteman fi·M Wn•ld N•w~ . ' R· iC 'l'allr nf 'nu!. 'l'oq l'tews N.ews • I'll~ NO 7:GO Caravan · Dillon , 7:30 Death VaHey WUd West !• . ' ~:110 ~: 30 Sing Alon11 l•30- 1:GO U.N.C.t.E. ' · i,.·flfl N~w• Tonight ~l·50 1...m _.n.' r" t,. s' P..v TV.S_._n Movie . fl·f~ ""~"~~'"" Ml'lndll!!l ~-- ~~ Moonn l".nr•nho ll!•ws ·1n·-M u,,.,tn• M'elodles 1ft· !VI '"'""olrlng . 1 :, , 'Ht.~ohJi•hts ' II-A~ w,.,., " 11 ·1111 Nowa 12·'-~ ~lnrd~v : ¥~Hnee 1·M 'IowA Re~!lllnee News •wn "·~ 1\I~WF lteod!lnell . !·!\5 ·JIIews ~-!VI ~owg HeadlineS ~·!IIi · News 4·!15 Nt.ws 5:1111 N•w~ Roundun S·l~ '"'• .flflO!I .Life N•W!I IHii MoMn Countv Ne1111 !·M l".nmm11nitv 1:5v\lrs . . tt·M l"nmmnnftv News . «:M ~!nllf'l' . Musicale .. ._ f!'neyWest . , SUJ:IDAY :: . tt·nli NM~~ Newt . A:M Sin ~ TBA ·P'armer'• oaullbter • 12:30. CH JO Indians vs. ·Sen· ,-,,:'lA Rn11Afln Rn•rd. a!A)rs. BasebaD ' l".nnntv Avent R·M ~lcrn On. Sinrlnr Preaelitr Pro Football Court Martial 2;30 p. m. <ll I - CBS Sports ,..,.~ r.nnnt"' l".o Round 8·15 Ne1111 ·p•..,.!lker Newa Spectaeular 1·~~ N•w• !loot Nil R•rald of Truth News Theatre • 2:30 p. m. · c;h 4 :... Spgril· ;. ru; N~w• lloat 1:1111 P.ro.teslanl Hour Late Show 1:15 man's l:lollday i ..nn :Mirl MitHnee 1:30. .\unt Bertha Aetloa Thean 4 p. m. Ch s ~ AFL Cb11,01pion- ~-ru; , "'•- ~-~ · 1·45 · !!nllclav , M1181e sltlpa · 4•nil nt.,.IJI• with Dou IO:M ll'l.. t Baot!Af Chureh 4:30 p, m.- eh S - AFL Elhl~ A·llfl '"'"•rhon.-~ . It :311 ChRtlren's Chane! tlon .Foolhall · , ., 'll·llll t"ilmmunltv 11·41i Mn•lcat Tntertutle p. m. Ch 13 - Pbilllllelphfa ~'14 "'""'" -. ll'atlnnol Ne1111 12:1111 News Golf Cl-lc ~·'Ill OnnoPt lloulevard 11:1~ F.niAoooat Churcb Davli~bt Savinas Time FluDAY . . 1·1111 St"" t'\!1 12:45 Co!Mlle Churdl 1 p. m. .(,b 8 ·-, Pro I.'!IOIIIIIQ:.. · · . !lotarfa1 1:11!1 l'!ml"'b nt God Wril~ TV.a WliTN TV·U . M~ VI. DaD-.. 8:M ~hm On. M'tirn. Jofelodlea 1:3!1 GoSilel can Clas•mMII ,SA'ftllU)AY . ,.~~· 11'•1trles of JJJ9 2:1111 Old T!'olb RllUI' p. C!t 3 Baieliall NBC A·llll t'lhln VAne9 N~ 3:110 Clni!lrmall .Reds Snclal Security capt. tanaaroo 4 p. m. Ch IS- 11118 U. S. Men.'s A·ft!l Wn•1d N..,. 5:110 111141 lilt Parade Rogan's r.nmer Pyle . . • • 1::6· . . Rttlld•• ••·!Ill S:aturdav · · ·•vtim,. Sbow8 ' . t · "· M-Aimallll(! ·M-Popeye . ISafl- : · ·liD-J~tson· M-Atnm -nf til Movie 3iJ Movie 45- •• Nm eonies from~ the llenr"'*l have a cominanillni view YBIJey bel~. · 1'he couple have no peta lnR to the fact !bat bo,tb iheo} work tone boon and It would be cruel to leave a m: Women Word of LHe Heckle & Jeckle FrOIIie Sky King -Lin01 · 30 Stoneman's Flicka Budd1 Starcher BasebaO .· 11- UPBEAT Rin ., n 1'111 Bow!Ina Sea Hunt Worlil' Of Golf Plorllv PIC Beatles 9asnet · Amateur Golf Touma~nt 1. ti·tll · ~nnrl!l 'l'nda• S:!lll News 4:30ofp. Golf m. ChICarllna World 111·30 Sonr & Story Time 1:110. Sip_Off , Tourn11J111!11t . _ _;.;. · .;;;...;;__:_,;_;.;,::;.:....._ __:_.....;: _ _ _ _. , _ Satnrdav · s P~ Tenn Tuxedo i' "·110 Seere! Soulrrel Mildtty Mouse ' "·!Ill Und•t"dor La!ISle ;· oo Toll cat Tom & Je'1f 111 F'urv · Quick Draw j 1110vie role In between. llferedllb will be seen Ibis as one of three gorgeous ten of the bole 1 with 1 k :!rt~ee, part ' oe I IP om. · !""'w-may provide her With Weekends the Bergers fre. vide!~ vehicle. · go · dancing at 1'he Meanwhile Meredith attends and The Other Plaee, a acting classes two nights of ·sw.g discotheques week. · Beverly Hills. Other week· Meredith bas beet! married · are spent at the borne of Rlcharcl ·llerger. a 28th Century. In Palm Sprinas. Foz accolllltant, lor 11 year 81111 a half Iller having dated the MERiiDITII SWIMS and wa· young man for almost five skis at the beach on Sun· years. But her P!!t hobby Is They live in a eantllevere!l poetry. house overl!anging a cliff In to have some of my Studio Cltj above the San PUblished SOII)e day." she ll8lldo vall~. ·Uke · ·many ao' J!Ut rm a Hltle self-atDetJ.er young couple tlteJ design. about lt. J spend a 1ot eel and furnished the interior on my time reaclin11 an ldncls of t11e1r own. . In lldditlon to llie lop 1'he tw~beilroom home Ia best sellers " atucly In Spanish and · MeNclltb's famed parents, ~ which Ills well witb the lleamed eeilhip and foUr w., .. ' 01 . ,' "<IAZ TV her new CBSTV series Meredith starred on location In Canada In "Footsteps In 1'!le Snow" for AIUed Art!SII her first major movie ,,.M ,..,;;., 1·S.~ l"nmmunltv lll'l'ft nf f'ho •·f1ll, '1'o11r News Ernest Tubbll Rant ''GO Mr. Roberta . ., !Ill R·!l.~ Weallter . MaRilla Bluqs Bunny Milton Ronnlty Hooper Bandstand ·Henry Aldrldl m. .Ch u - ABC's wwe World of Sports •lltalrca.... Evenfn• ShoWll HOlLYWOOD lliPJ) !Eile,.,n Heckart an·()scar llq!l)· k-7~~-:-.,....-;-:::: for ·;,'l'he Bad Seed 1'.. &scliool ~ ~ , Dowll -~;" . ' 7;00 P ..·J'IIICQii " 7:30-l't)DIIif ·' Title HOlLYWOOD (UPI) , '"ftte M-" is tbe"llnal netr ·televlslOD seitea, IIPttny ''Them .Yonroee" iiWUd ~.~, . . ' tr cat aQie ·at .b\lme an day. , •miTJl a.ni: 'tO repOrt :~,;&:J~;... ~ studloa •'lillca- ., · Bilt she dJeta.· it lunch . witli a bOII.a.e.-~, OI'IIII!L .J!lice. She Is -•:eueaDie . · · at> ~·38 ~t· S~ .• •.- ...... - .w-- ' ~- . :.... __ by 7 llreakfasts mn:.eyqly .011 auamblnd eggs. lwlitiiirler-patty. tomatoea and W. I.Jteed all the enUIY I cail get.• . ,,.o • '· ·--; ..... . ...... . The couple took a course Ill bridge Dlavmc and try to set one olgbt a week aside for bridge flames with their friends, few of whom are In show bust- 'l'ltrM s.'ms·•·to "Petticoat June- ness. · tion" while squeezina her first Before starting R:lft Morlilnf Me!odlea ·K·rin ~~ .... on. Mn.ninr Metodlea Min ~ >rat'! !'few ;. '-~ .il'.t'lloes of :JOY 1t:M Rn~llll 9oard . " R·l!ft ~In VAn.., .Neu. !NA r.•""~n · r'!uh nf IJ1e Air Eveninl( SboWll ·e:M-Neww ft ·""-News God Is Answer TBA Gosepl Harmony Legion .... Lamii Beanv and Ceel Peter Potam111 l'omera I 11u0winkle Oloeovery Film ' .. -r.tllh UYilll 12-4~ -..The Sundlly Times-Sentinel, Sunday, Aug. 28, 1966 News ~arch For Tomor 1'V·1S Church l' :M !Tolland 12::10 Wings Britain Sunermarl:et . ~ TV.a toot U1l !0· !Ill- 4M.. Griffith II :~ !lbowMW!i . . 10·1111 '!'he McOoVI r...tiel' ' 11 ·M WCR~ . .!" pate dillb~ i<tr .' i . · Gordon and Sheila MacRae, now mate their home In New York where their a~ daugllter visits them three or four times a year - and where she buys 111081 of her clothes. She' artial to beJI,botto s P . m caprll ~ cocktail dresses. Her s1ster Heather Is a col· lege student at the University of Colorado and brother Gar altends Denver University. Bruce the youugest of the family. lives in New York with mama and papa MacRae. "Ti's kiDcl of a secret," says Meredith, "but the eharacter J play Is &Oing to be married on the -iee this faD and it will be used as a spin-off for a new series. If It sells. then next year I'll have my own series as a young newlywed." rt also happened lhat Meredllb was married out of the "1\ly Three SouiJ" series. ·~'I'Ilat would make three mar. rlages lor me in about three years." she I~Mhed- "Two lor televlsloa ~ one for real. A girl coukin't ask for more than that." 1:011 Meet PreSI 1:30 At Issue TBA Facing tile 1o4S- 2:00 River Days 2:15 2:25 ChaHenge 2:30 'nlea let S:OO S:25 tightboose Spts. Spectaeular Talent ltiDit Ba~eban 4:110 Football Movie Singing Mr Ed 'l'ed Mack Golf ,. 4::!8 5:110 5:30 Evening Shows •..._ 6:30 I DaMe ftMI San Franei!ell B~~ Addams' P'amfly 7:1111 7:30 Walt Disney Lassie Martlaa Voyage 1:11111:3&-Branded Ed Sulllnn Preview Tonight 9·00 Bonanza Perrv Mason Movie M Oenlai; 18:110 Wackiest Ship Candid Camera 1~:30What's Mv Lineu ll:OD--News rle"" Late Show 11:15-Thellter 11:3011:45- fll~ws Movie 12:110 CABLE TV SPECIAL TO ACQUAINT YOU with fh• PLUS fEATURES •f CABLE TV 'J'BIS .tUJtiZING f:tlBLE TV Of'f'ERI ·• A Cab.le ln$fallation ·~ ·· for littll than ~ fRICE . ' ··~ •-Free,¢a\,l• Se..Vice ·. , ;unfil .-. :-~ ·:.$ . _.. -,.. -: .:,. [ ·_ .,."~.r: .....-:: ~ . ·; ;· octoaE~ 1 : Mr~. Ric"ard Burke ne Chapter Host or Friend's Night fl . A musical program wall pre'181"t. Baskets of summer 0 " ted during the evening with vs decorated the chapter roomby. :Uuam King, master of cereThe welcome was given ~ .,.... . . to members monies. The program ,_ ...,Irs. W"tllillfl King und" g hap- ed with an orgaa and plano .and guests of surro ~- c_ ia medley of songs by Roberta <BS in Ohio and w:~=eci Mindling, guest pi~st, and OlstlngUished gues MiDdling Lillian Steiff, orgamst. Mr. Included Roberta . ' Ben Philson of Racine Chapter "ast Grand Matron ~~ :~.;..E:r sang a selection , "S~t-Hea~· :ber Meadows, aran . ed Men" accompanied by Mila Julia FJemmg, 11est V'-'nla ""' • Di Mindling. t)epuiy Grand Matron 1 1: Mrs Fred Blaettnar, organ· trlcl 25. and grand r;:~;or: ist, and Mrs. Roy Tracy, l'ometlves, Mary Grovner Creta roy Chapter, presented an or'bup, Ethel Jones gan and piano duet and Mra. llarris. wor· Blaettllar played an or&an 111110. Other recopl1.ed were Representing Evangeline Cba~ ~ lly matron• and worthy : fer were L. R. Wiley with I ., ~ ol other chap~ E~an- guitar and vocal medley 11 . - IIIII patronsct officers old songs. ani the King gil'ls, 1 t;liDe Qlapter, cliJtrl d of Debbie, Kathy and Sbent, •Ina- -~ ~ent was rna e . in 8 sacred number aCCiliiiP8" '1 titencl•s Night to ~ held m ni~ by thetr cousin, Carol KlDtl ~ Sept. 15 With a recep- HarnsonvUle Chapter meill-.' tiDn for Betty Cooley to follow. luded the progr&lli ...__ announc- bers cone "1111' District party was ,.ith an impressive candellill& . · 111 fOr Oet. 1 at Athens. tableau presentation of tilt , Twenty-Thirtl Psalm. A 'infests quartet presented b~p;.ilii'~:~.~ "!"" music. Following the program ,met: • members and guests Weft baking cioltest and '!lted to tile "dining room i'~·I'IICS""' a radle. A rising vote refreSbDieDIS of 1banU wu RIVeD Francis punch. and nuts }lfl:ll'rll ,and Mra. Fred Leifheit Leslie Entll and her , othen wlto belped wlth !be An arrang~ of . .llooiJL and pink floWers, . m were Floyd lavender ..,~~, 11n. J111e1 RIIDJPbref, llelvlnl . Curtis and ftlr•. N!IOmi -~ )ln. NOra Bpll bolrl ° :.00 Announced \u-tr"ng Sept 2nd tD dl$eBI b8vl!!l 11J ~ At tllrr aieetiDio Jlilr4!lb,.,. ......,.. ......,. .,,; the tbe IIUfllll• �." ' ' Lindci Mobley, Richard B~rke ~w·L!).;}'fi!:;iJ;§ AuguSt 20 in Wilmington Churdi The ·Flnt Chrlat1aD Church of Wilmington, Obio, the ceremony was beld In the from WlfnUnstoo Jlllfl '' wu decorated with bouquets of white gladioli, and chry- Home Federal commmity aud Co!umbul Buslnp,i,, . untliemUJDB, with a background of potted palmi, twin room. Friends who uaiatsd llty IIIII was a. MCrlllal7 . silver seven brancbed eandelabra for the wedding of were M!Jees Ro1e111arJ ChaDd· Ohio State University. ;: ll1ss Linda AJIJI Mobley, daupter of Mr. and Mrs. Glenn ler, Susan Willdlll, DiaDDa Mr. Burke Ia a 81'2' ._,, II . Mobley of Rt. 1 Wilmington, and. Mr. Richard A. Burke, Pbllllps, Paula Houseburl of Obio State UDIVerlity ,_. Ill. · II« attached lrlln lloasted ap- son of Col. (retired) and14rs. Alvm L. Burke of Framing- Columblll aud Mill £arol IISIOClaled with lbe p J 1 , pllquel of ' - aud pearII. She Ingham, Maasachusettl, Jut Sat)llday. ' Burke. El8clronica SUpply Cleltll' , 1II cloubl of lace Rev. Randall Griffith officiated at the 7:80 o eloek The bride wore far 1 Cllllld- Dayton. . , . 1 1 a alit double ~ ceremo~y, and ·~.companied by Mn. Grlf- liD boneymooD, ' oa¥y lwlt Attending from G~ "'--•~11n --• --'eel flth, aang "The Lords Prayer, at the eonchJJion of the ault with whita ~ and were Mr. and Mn. n .• Je . .....,._ w pmelllullld ... ..,..,, • ceremony ... t llouquet of resentei Mn Griffith am of an orchid conllll. 'lblr will Burke, Mr. llld Mrs. L ...,._ 1 IIIOtla. &re-nuptlal mJe. II' Mobley wore a cluater of pink reside at 215 Salem """ Day- Burke, Mra. Earl W1nten d M1u Doleru Wlemeil wu Tbe bride wu lli'f-.a 111 eamall0111, Mn. Burke, wblte. too. Mrs. lucy Frederick, IJ'IIdo maid of booor. Sht wore a marriage by 11er fatber. Sbe Tbe ibat followllll Mra. Burke wss lfllduated mother of the poom. , d . ._ . . . . . . Vows,.n:50 lemnl Ze 'nlllmu C. Jlend.. 111 tbe late Mr IIIII 'nlllmu P HeNler • Bacilli ~ Jul aO at ll _.!,__.. ........ Oblo Paul 1111 """'""' lirldl II -T·-. tile 1GnDer ·J. . t, quellae R. BID, daltlbtlr .. . . Mr. aad MrL J'ruk lcb11bert, Elyria. V:ta:: ::' MARRIED JULY 12 Ch I daughter of Mr. and M; w!!,n ~a11st~~urf8 Mabelene Dr., and James Lee Bush, son of Mr. and For bel' weddiiiC tbt llrlde Mn. Herbert L. Bush, 16 Belmont Dr. were married wen a floor--..a fiOWI olllilll July 12, ill a do!~ble rin& ceremony at York, s. c. blended pe811,11tyled In allllllwThe brtde, a 1966 graduate of Gallia Academy High . et1e llhealh of ll'rellcb alaecll School is employed in the Gallia county recorder's lace with llbort aleeves. 'lbe office. Mr. Bush, a 1965 GAHS II'aduate is employ· portrait aecklloa wu outlined ed at Bo'll Evans Steakhouse. In matehllc laee llld pearll. · -·-~·-- - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -- _ ,:;c':d ~ ro ~plloa llOWll of wbtta nylon wltb a :Jellow bodice. Her beadplece wu a green Dlor bow. CarlatiODI were Ill bil' 181C8da boll- wore a goWD of QlaDtllly laee 8IICI organza \llldmCOl'ell b:J talfeta. Jrrldeseeot IICiulnl enbanced the lace whldl oulllnecl quet. the Sabrina nedrlll!l! of tile Mr. Delbert Hensler was hil molded bodice of the town llld brother'• best mau. long sleeves tappered Into brldA recept1111 was bekl at a1 points. Tbe de&achable trail Emerald Valley Country Club, of DJK~ _!~!_cb _ estended . If· lt d- • E fior ot I .• Russell Rorron" and ''Lady BJM1 Ni!W: 'Crm-'11" Call . . ·. . ·. ~_.,.e ~ PIJ 1: • 11:~ p. m;, Cb 10 "I'll Be . tbe Monster" . _ . B9LLYWO()D (UJ'!) .. ·u:&~• . ~· .::;; . Seemg You . - G. Rogen, 11:20 p. m. ~I "AJpathent N• f1 ~ . , s n w - c1 . · . .. . . . J. Cotten, S. Telnple In Bedla~ ~ G. ' _'tn "C ', '7' :- B111i11i lurtGu.· WEDNESDAY '~~~~=· QI·J· J~Uf f t ~,.. .... GOUlet t p; m. Cit 13 "Bachelor Flat" . - ...• e - WJII . . . . 1!1 lie .movie . . . ,. 111 :30 p. 12. Ch u ''Spllt•1•·!,!;30ILa.CII~,-.eOutv~· Ae Nell goinJ x • Eaatera SiMIIIri Time Dehaveo · ond" - R. JrciD. J.lltetfitll • • 1 ~t'•']ti~ton to Rkttllt lla'rll, · 'fallessa . x • t:30 p. m. ch 10 "Monkey 11 :20 p. a. Q I '"111e .,_... th . PI . te" .., ard RedJrall ~ l'rllll!l IWO. SUNDAY .. 1 slayer" - p 'l'ldler e ra -• ..... P410, L. .. t p. m. Ch. .13 "The 300 SparBusilless - C. Gra~, M. ' x • 11 m. ·a. .I I Belt of: Darnell ' , . . ....:.. ·., - talll" . Monroe , Bogart~ ,;An 11a,.p tile .. . . CUblia t1 lltliat . 1: • 9 p. m. CH 6 "Loves of 11.30 p. m, Ch 13 - 'Dm1 Night" . _. . 'Oimtea~~e for 'l(lm II • ROLLY'WOOD . !UPI) Queea VIctoria," R. Schnei· Thumbs A Ride" ll· 1:35 a. m. Cb t "'l'lle HOLLYWOOD .(fJpf) . _ ,Jose San Aldall, who fie« der· · 11:35 p. m. Ch 8 - "Terror of el" ll. .......... L. ..,.. fi'Mtch songbird 1 G Ciutro s Cuba. -trill make his 11:15 p, 111. Ch 3 "Man In the tile ~" 'ftlt1RmiY . will star In "The IIWtt ef American fllaa debut In "MOllo Dark" - E. O'Brien, A. x . 11:45 o. m. aa 10 "Riot p. m. Ch 8 ''The DevO at 4 Generals" with Peler O'Tool: day's ChUd." Totter . Cell BlorJr 11." N. Brlllll. O'clock" -S. Tracy, F. Sin· and Omar Sharif. .......... .,, • 11:15 p. m. a I "Sagarfoot" TUESDAy . atra 1 NBC's .. . ntp on tbe 11:30 p.m. ch 13 "Fort Apache" g p. Ch s ''It Started With 11:20 II- m. Ob 1 "Hell's BoJil.•.....,..• lemad ta&ai nunk fiiJ.Jlllmseholds J . Wayne. H. Fonda A Kiss, Re,llllldl 011" - J. Jre1a1111 • S>U.'I'WOOD lUPil • will color ... , ...,. lills Is I,• 0 0 1- 11:30 p. m. rh1t ''Wall! oil ' Ford ' · · . ' · 11:30 p. m.- Ch 13 ''Lives of Joey Blsboo makes hi "d'•.ooo. 'M ildlell • a galtt the Toreodors" - J. Leigh x . 9 D. m. Ch 4 "Blood on 1!t.e Bellgal Lancer"- G. Coop- mo~e In a row with as oJI 93 per tllllt _ . 1\11! toal OD K. Wvnn er ''Whft' · · ulv I. 11115. !ftiC fereeuts a . MONDAY . Mom~" - 1l lmclaB ,x-11:30 P- m. Cb 10 "Sea Walf'' 'at ~~ '1111! lllnr.~ fetal of 10 mDIIon bomes by tbe lUID 11. m. Cl1 8 ~ at · -E G Robinson end of 118e. 7 p. m. eh 3 "Five Fln~ers"Smugglers Bay"- P. CUIIh- • 1·05· · ,.. " M . Renie, J. Mason Inll · a. ~·-""V4 Nature. Dangero111 .... .. · 1• Milsloa P !--~-----=:---:--------• : 30 n. m."" 1 Scene or the/11:311 D. m. Ch 13 "our Hearts Laarte • ·I Crime" - V. Johnson. G. Weft Y111111g and Gay" -G. FRIDAY DeS 7 p. m. Ch 13 "A Face In the - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - Crowd" - A. Griffith o. 1t. a. 11 ~Amm:h - lni'l.vtlm~ Slm'WI '. DavUjl)at S.Yiup _T i... . Leopanl ~" and "'ftle' ..,.,17. TV-t_...__.,.tii"'•'""aq~..TV-1. lii'R'tN TV-IJ Fjlgittve." G:30 S Davli,;bt Savin£!! Time l:• a. m. 01 I "Customa 1·45-Corn 0111 lJIIiDI Davtlm~ Shows C..kam eot" - II. 8eJDollll' 91 W!IA7. TV-3 ..,,..., wmN TV-IJ • ~ ':;..,~ f!_h~ ' 8:30 Singing · ··14. · -01· '11111 6:45-f'...., Cab - 1:& a. 4 ''Frolll Stareher Dav For111rd" - .1. talne. M. Stevens 1·117·00-Today Cartoons IA'ftJRDAY 7·!15" p. m. Cll J ''The 1'111 Still"' B. 7:25lllke ~ !Jeeftt·- - F'Gnda ll'olth '1:3$-Slareher ~-JIS!e I' I ~.m. 01 I "!be FunScbool Starcher llld the Baadlf' - L. IO:e-l!lve Guesa Lacy w.d, P. Medina 1D:25-Ille111 p. m. Clli 1J ''Cireal Ill:~ . The M~Q~s t: 00 Mike Douglas Seerel Storm Movie Jaekle ObUnger 9:3$-Andy Orllfllll u•I'AI!r ,.. Oatbtg Gllllll Dlelt Van Me Lucy tO·M-Il:•e Guess 10·25-News . ~ Qf Life tl:Cihfeopardr The MeOJn .Hal . 1n ·!10-Concent. 12!25lJ:JII SwiDgl!u' ~ForT-. Fa&ller ' - ... ~arket 11·00 Chain Letter Andy Griffith 12:411Qeh!IJW Llabt . 'lllf Dathur Came Dlek Va~ " 11:30 ShowdoWD ~:511-Newa Douna Reed Love ol Life :12·00-Jeoparcly I :._Neft Girl 'l'llt . 1:00 Ben ea., J News 12:25 t:• Make A Deal Ai Wd 1\ilw Search P'or Tomor 12:30 Swingln' t:JSI'tleWII Guldin( Light 12:6-12·55 r.~.... Newl)'wtlll Gaa ".t: 01 ,OUr Llvl!ll A 'lillie. Far tJa 2:,111 Duclmi Girl Talk t:on News 1Vamen'i Ken As World Tunll 1::111GeD. HoepltaJ ~_...w . ._ ,N I . . . 1: 35 Make A Deal 1:55 News .· ~Neal) ed Gmne 2:110-0ur Lives Passwo"' ··~ ·~ • Time uror Ua House Party 2: 30 Doctors , Wlllllet'a News Where. rAcb ll , . Jtioaes -. ' S: 00 Another Worl $DUP:J Sales 4: c ' • 3:25_-, , r a 3:30 You Don't Say Dalt 4:00 Mr. Cartoon PopouaD ftlealle Wbere .\ctlon Is Ellw:...... Slt.W. Bozo 4:30 Yo«! Bear '· . ' Tbeatre 6:00 'Die West atlleman 5:3D- M . Jlje . :.::. x Tv . 1jU be 'ewer =• ,: ed ee he ·t ~ ;'.c:· • ,. II !'1. ,.no: I a.ct-~ ...e... 1nlt r:o n. m: II, • •· 1/tn -or ~ ed ft be Ito lO- III , m. !Ill ~ Daytime Shows :.O':n • I n r• T day ale IIi ter :n. Mondav !Ill· irs. - I - - -------------1.. 'I'V.. Daylight Savings Time · tile"'- ,,._ •=• 1!:4$1!:55-News =• ~ · -­ ,.... .... --....... · ~·DID··- '. ---_. -- -- ·~"' ~Ji== ' ~ .., ... ,,.,.. , . . · ., ., • • ,.e. ' PI• Weather New Peter J B:~Newl 1:158:30-News 7:00 llevle 7:30- 1:008:30- Wdll .h~Wt D1I!GD Til Tell Tbe Tnlth v_.,.. I'I:Pollle l'le Got A Bealll 1:00 llldc BaD a.e Gun, Travel n o Clock Jll&b J- .._ SMDndoab tt:OO . . for Lie l'eJtoo P'te:•lir,Yalle1 11:00 - . m. 1:30- 11:15U:Jt- 11:10 .. - ... IJ:tt .·~~~:O: l --· . < ... . •jj. • . rut ' New Bcite 01 41:00 Mr. Carlooll 'ftleater 4:!11- e:Oi!-ff~ •·!10--Nm •=• . 7:e6-Dr.. tr:lldan Vlf81DJan Nllld •~oo . --..: . •=~ ';oe Bob f:»:.:;., aope Supermarket Dating G - Bcllll Dark Sl!adoWII \VItln! Acilon rs Clllema SollPJ Salea Mill lteWI Dllloll Lost ID Spaee '. - Rave GuD WID Movie NeWII 3: ._Aoolb. World To TeD Trutb LateSIIow I:S- s:..:..llbo•t !laJ . Movie d t:OO Mr. Anan•Lefllllau. HOLLYWOOD Pacemaker Newt lpi aa. Newl,y Wed Time 1'or Oa Womeu's New BatmaD Oreeo AeNI Diet Van D9ke 11:00 .NeWII i~: ,._;ToiiJ&b.t 2 Pass1lllnl Honse Party PaU, Dute Jobn Gary SbiJw 11:»- Womao'a Pap As World Turnl Weather IUid Nen Weill ll'arp BBibDIIm Approximately 130 per!IODI, ~ npresatiD8 Elllltenl Star Chap~ ten Ill Oblo aDd West VIrginia, .':W. attended the 8llllllal combined $e· FrleDd8 Night with Evaogellne lila Qlapter, OES, In Middleport u tbe host chapter Tburscla:J, fill· ~ eudng at the MIIIIOille Temple. .of • Four area tbapters, Polllll.We roy, Raelne, HarriBonvllle and ~ llkldleport toot part Ill the ·~ If 1J1'011'8111· i_ Naomt Klllg and William { ling, Worthy Matron llld Wol' ~ tby Patnlll, presided over tbt ti rttoal opening. Officers pro tem i\ were lira. WIIIIJ ADtlloil)', Mrs. "f BYel)'n Lewla, Mra. 11. L. l'rench . m1 MrL J . - Clat,;; wwthJ. Other off!-. were ~ a.le aad Robert Klnl, _,a. \1 ata matroa llld patron, Mabel Father Know 1111& Rlflermm Blue Light 'l: Donlla Reed News 18:00 I. Spy 18:30U:lS- ·- ... ·u. womena Newt General lkwpllal The Nuraes t' . ' ... .... c 1:36-Don't Say 7:10 -s·- • nme l:l'or !:55I:OD-Amth. Warld To Tell Truth i:oo Adventm:tl 1:». Mra. RielaGI'd Burb Soe.Seeurft:J Fan Sebool 7:§- Newly Wed Game 2:00 Our Lives I:• Docton 1:25- :: Evangeline Chapter Host I . £To 130 for Friend's Night DaV:J ani! Gollaa 7:~ Woman'• Pap t :30 Make A Deal As World ·'l'aaW 1:55 NeWll NID- .., Cartoons Mite wan- 7:0t-Today 7:1157:25- !!:30 lhrfnlla' C!:'P . 8:30 8: 45-Corn 01111 12:011-JeopardJ 12:25- ' ,,._, WBTN TV-IJ WSAZ 1'\'4 eano. Nen ~ 01 Nlgbt The NUI'llell Theatre Dark Slladowl Wbere Actloo II ...., Salm RUJeman 4:30-Ruck Rouncl .(UPI) Brltisll adreliu SumDD• · baa slped to star Ill "DI!d., tile Male" for Ualvresal Gen. Hospital ClneiBI SUidlot;. ~ Koollle'J Nm HOLLYWOOD (UPJ) I!ldd (ICaot!e) Byrnes wlll star next for Antl!GII)' flail)' In •'nil ,.apes of Sleep" In IAIIIdOII. 1:--New w.tller New 8:30-News WeiPa Farp ~ ~~ ul ~ 8:«1 - line Gill fWmen 7:1t-Bobo 7:30 Jloolle 1:11 1:11 Laredo t:• t:Sio Mietle ll:te ;!; ..,. Fino Dean MariPa ........ .lr .,. ot IIUIIIIIler flowers decorated the chapter room. The welcome was given by Mrs. WIIDIIi' King to members and guests of surrounding chap· ter1 In Ohio and West Virginia. DJstlnguished guests introduced bart. Baskets Included Roberta MiDdling, Psst Grand Matron of Ohio, Es· Iller Meadows, grand officer of West VIrginia, JuDa Fleming, Deputy Grand Matron of Distrlct 25, and grand representa· ttves, Mary Grovner, Pearl Northup, Ethel Jonea and Creta HarriB. Other recognized were wor· thy matrons and worthy paIrons at other chapter. past A musical program was presented during the evening wilh Wi!llam King, master of ceremonies. The program Will opq. eel with an orgaa and piano medley of songs by Roberta MiDdling, guest pianist, and Lillian Steill, organist. Mr. Ben Philson of Racine Chapter sang a selection, "Stout-Heart· eel M~n" accompanied by Miu Mmdhng. Mrs. Pr•d Blaettnar, organiSt, and Mrs. Roy Tracy, pomeroy Chap~r, presented an Ol'n gan and ptano duet and MrL Blaettnar played an organ wlo, , Representing Evangeline Cha,. fer were L. R. Wiley with ,f?, a "' matrons and patrons of Evan- guitar and vocal medley 'If ' .; pllne Chapter, cllstrict officers. old songs, ani the King , glrla, ! 1 AluloUDeelllent was made of Debbie, Kathy and Sherry, slut- ·,J!i! · Belmett. Lllllan stlelf, Mary Friend's Night to be held in lng a sacred number ~~ ~ )(elnbart, Maril Plcteol, Mra. Alherul Sept. 16 with a recep- nied by their cousin, Carol ' . ~~maa, ~! Ly- tton for Betty Cooley to follow. , beHam·sonncvtlud ·need Chtheapter meillo,l<. 00 Gill, ....., Norton. Mn • ..._ D• The District party was announors pro~ - , Lelia Bunce, George If& ed for Oct. 1 at Alhens. with an impressive candeJ1811t . presentation of tilt : County Gra• Contests Announced :;:-~"!e:mhll. ,-.it~tfi r H' ~xt ~omona ft .lj • music. I ror· nteetrng Sept. 2nd Following the progl'IIQ . t members and guesta wn c1qA liAd Sptnp-Grace met h :' ! Will a pie baklnll coates! vited to the 'dining room rafresbmeots of • puncb. and null served Leslie Ervtb and ber Mra. AlDol Leooard ••ilc•e•• ._ . Olben wllo helped wltb tbe Au arrangemeilt of 1 • ~~&& t11e _., 1 • fill' lloolb. anc1 flowlen, · wauld be held at tilt llllt PDo- Reported iD were ·candlea. • meetiDI on Seplember 2, at Speare, Mn. lluel table. lbe liAd $prlng1 liaiL One ..,. lira- Hattie Curtis aJid folr•.l Naomi 'K:Inl 'l!*kle4 Jllll fat lid ~ dieted. SuuU ~ J4n. ' Nora pmch bowl iDd · Tbe oranp received 1nt •• ~ 1n diPS Mra. w~flleie'iii the display at Iillt a .'ijrotber bJ ielfh. At Fililding , . . . :U:elp ~· fair 111111' Mri . .dOle ol tbe meetlnl. die auestll .... ~ ·Blidstc a amber meDII ·......, ._ ., • · ~ . . . '1'llandllr.nen- receiVed a radle. A ri!lnll ilc wl!b Fred GaeiJelll, wwt11J ol tbanka wu pea JDUla', Jll""d'nln. IIGrrlll 'and Mra. Fred Leilbelt r oroce o.' • I �!7\ ' ~~~~-~~·/;' ·~ ''. 'r N r"f t ' i • >1( • r,r , ·, )· ." . ""' .... ~·· ..,. " • ' ,..,,..,... ', ,'! ., )j\ 1• • ' I ' Linda MoBley, Richar:d . BurR~· August 20 in Wilmington Chur"'·k Foster-Williams N.arriage Is Event of June 25th I .i "t' .: ' r H I I ·I fl 0 < ,.a 'I ' I •f! l'f' ..~-;,,' ·J~I ~j "~ [ ; ·-~-,.,. . .!-i . -~-~~-!II : - i ~ J ~u ..~ "I I, ... •. . .• '". I' . em ,. :c Mrt. Riclaonl Burke ' -t = 4 Evangeline Chapter Host c I ' ' .. , . .: Engagement is Announced By Miss Barbara .Stover Canasta Club Entertained On 'fhlltSday ' ' r i ' ' ' ·. .. ·'• ...,. ~ . .. . . ... .,-, .· • . -..(t . •'·~~.·.t~ ' .. ~ ,<t, I AT 6ALLIA .I ' • I' �!7\ ' ~~~~-~~·/;' ·~ ''. 'r N r"f t ' i • >1( • r,r , ·, )· ." . ""' .... ~·· ..,. " • ' ,..,,..,... ', ,'! ., )j\ 1• • ' I ' Linda MoBley, Richar:d . BurR~· August 20 in Wilmington Chur"'·k Foster-Williams N.arriage Is Event of June 25th I .i "t' .: ' r H I I ·I fl 0 < ,.a 'I ' I •f! l'f' ..~-;,,' ·J~I ~j "~ [ ; ·-~-,.,. . .!-i . -~-~~-!II : - i ~ J ~u ..~ "I I, ... •. . .• '". I' . em ,. :c Mrt. Riclaonl Burke ' -t = 4 Evangeline Chapter Host c I ' ' .. , . .: Engagement is Announced By Miss Barbara .Stover Canasta Club Entertained On 'fhlltSday ' ' r i ' ' ' ·. .. ·'• ...,. ~ . .. . . ... .,-, .· • . -..(t . •'·~~.·.t~ ' .. ~ ,<t, I AT 6ALLIA .I ' • I' �', I It I I. ' ,, .. .. - .1 " 1-ll I . ·-·--. •' '. .' { Paradise .Remodeled for :de ·GauBe the Ghost ",. ,_.,., • • ." \ ' ( ,. A!- letters ..... YHEN DID HE HAVE THAT PICTURE T.AICEN? ' Hsa ClaaesBegin sept. 13 "The Utw Jolll Go To GBC Gradulte(' .,..._'JIIIIIIll -,...:/As""'_ .... ,..._1V... -lito,.. fria!llo ... - . teJ.-toyoar: r.aJr ••• to ..... you; ponnlt ..... ~ (t". : for 'l' lACK TO SCHOOL. • CIJI'-Iond .,.......... o\nlloble Ui-11--' AA -B·L widths SAFFORO'S ·r' I ,, -PROFESSION~ PIIOTOGRAPH'(, 1r.c. MLkwtlt. PHON I 67J4410. .........p POINT.PLIAIIANJ, W.VA• _, THE SHOE lOX in MIDDLEPORT . THE .•SSURED SET PREFERS ... • ' No, Maam! You can't take it with you... you dotit h~ve to! ..... ' .; _; " !I Billy Day!- moviDa: day, but one thiu& you won't have to worry about is your telepbono service. Just tell us about your _move early, and we'll arrange with an installer to have all the telephones you want iastalled io your new home and ready to use. THE UNRUFFLED . FASHION ,. -l m't right DOW a good time to ~ about telephones? Not just which ones are tbe prertie<r, but where to put them so tne,'ll save time and step.t in the yean ahead Aitn all, if you order all your phones for installatio11 at the same time, you pay oaly ono service conneetion charge oi $4.7.5. Just call and talk to your Ohio Bell service representative. She'll br.in& you up-to-date APPROACH I ' ' ,,' .. Shower, Party • LS '/ on the·broad choice of ~ices and equfpment .available ID meet the needs of your family md to fit the layout of your home or apaitment No question about it. Good telephone aenrice really startJ with a telephone call- to the Ohio BellJ!nsiness Office. •' Given Would ~ like a handy book, full of helpful hint$ on llli'lriDg~ ·. . ' 1 . ~ . ,, • ' Mail this (l()Upon- or callOI\io BeD •.446-9921 . --·----·-·-·......·----·---·-·--·-·--- ----------,t ~ lllld IDJ cupy N '. oi "Moria~ Miele Easy." .. . 1I �', I It I I. ' ,, .. .. - .1 " 1-ll I . ·-·--. •' '. .' { Paradise .Remodeled for :de ·GauBe the Ghost ",. ,_.,., • • ." \ ' ( ,. A!- letters ..... YHEN DID HE HAVE THAT PICTURE T.AICEN? ' Hsa ClaaesBegin sept. 13 "The Utw Jolll Go To GBC Gradulte(' .,..._'JIIIIIIll -,...:/As""'_ .... ,..._1V... -lito,.. fria!llo ... - . teJ.-toyoar: r.aJr ••• to ..... you; ponnlt ..... ~ (t". : for 'l' lACK TO SCHOOL. • CIJI'-Iond .,.......... o\nlloble Ui-11--' AA -B·L widths SAFFORO'S ·r' I ,, -PROFESSION~ PIIOTOGRAPH'(, 1r.c. MLkwtlt. PHON I 67J4410. .........p POINT.PLIAIIANJ, W.VA• _, THE SHOE lOX in MIDDLEPORT . THE .•SSURED SET PREFERS ... • ' No, Maam! You can't take it with you... you dotit h~ve to! ..... ' .; _; " !I Billy Day!- moviDa: day, but one thiu& you won't have to worry about is your telepbono service. Just tell us about your _move early, and we'll arrange with an installer to have all the telephones you want iastalled io your new home and ready to use. THE UNRUFFLED . FASHION ,. -l m't right DOW a good time to ~ about telephones? Not just which ones are tbe prertie<r, but where to put them so tne,'ll save time and step.t in the yean ahead Aitn all, if you order all your phones for installatio11 at the same time, you pay oaly ono service conneetion charge oi $4.7.5. Just call and talk to your Ohio Bell service representative. She'll br.in& you up-to-date APPROACH I ' ' ,,' .. Shower, Party • LS '/ on the·broad choice of ~ices and equfpment .available ID meet the needs of your family md to fit the layout of your home or apaitment No question about it. Good telephone aenrice really startJ with a telephone call- to the Ohio BellJ!nsiness Office. •' Given Would ~ like a handy book, full of helpful hint$ on llli'lriDg~ ·. . ' 1 . ~ . ,, • ' Mail this (l()Upon- or callOI\io BeD •.446-9921 . --·----·-·-·......·----·---·-·--·-·--- ----------,t ~ lllld IDJ cupy N '. oi "Moria~ Miele Easy." .. . 1I �I l I ' •· I' ' ' • . -. ., ~ • ' ;, ' ' I Get Extra Ca~h 'F~e W~nt Ad Way Busine-SS'! The Suriday,,Tfiil.~el, Sun\1ay1 Aua. 2li,l1J86,-.l9 tt.ANT AD The' \\?seman 'Agency ·· . An~NTION ALL VnERANS r ':Jttb~l~with 90 daya or· more se!'Yice ID ~ foJ. Is for Veler•m Loan. YoW' ei!Jlblitty will eJ~o i I' !l&ed hefore a certain date. Tbe Wlaeman A•many years of eXII!!rlence Ill clolill& Veteran• !::~and are very much Interested Ill exftllll!nl· this to you. The Wllemu Agency II tile pro~itY Services Offered i management broker for Gallla County. PAINTING ·the Veteram Admlnlatratiliil iD New Lo11••1y FOR FARMERS , INFORMATION ~· ~,' 0~Ao•••: - - · -~-":.1:,..,,. .. _ •::::~~:_•::• 1 • . .,. • - - uoll • ., o•r ·., . "' '"' "'*1c..... . """"""''""' • "::.,":":",:.,""::;'":.."':.;::: :t:r'A''"'"...:""..:., C'"'O: · ' •• oot • _ , . . . ,., ..,.• . - - .,.. ,....,..... ........._ 1 ur•• - "••• AI"""" =. ,::.-:::~ ~.·;!;., • '"~:'. :=J•· - " " •- M. ,. ''" ' '"' """ .... a. oo. ,. ,_ - oT'o ,,.., 10 .. To •• cuu• r O:oou~ltoe """' AD PHONE WY 2-2156 leg1l Notice -TICI TO CONTIIACTOII ITATI OP OHIO DIP'AITMINT 0111 NIIHWAY'I CO;IUMHI. Oflr.. AUfUit 11. ' 1N6 .-tract llttl Utll c...v ••· ...7H Re.. ., For $1le ~A 16 ll : --:-:-.,. I!'• sleeV' e, electrl~ brakes, ~l!iht 11115-~. . ' II !tc Ave., Pomeroy, 0. 8'1'1 tfC C"~ING """' Ira Uer, aleepe JilL WID rent by day or week. Pb. ltU522. 7 2'1 lfc MQDERN 2 bedroom bomO. Pomeroy, o. Pb. 992-21103 day or WJ.3'/02 eveulnrs. 7241fc ~R 892-7.1~1. I I American slereo, AMFM radio. This has lovely maple ftnlllh. t speed changer., I WILL not be responsible tor This set sold much higher. aoy debts contracted by aoy- HAY. Will also do baling. Ph. Tak e over paymenIs 0I $'1 per one other lhan myself. Pearl llft.'1931. 8 23 Stp month . or pay balance due 31 MILK CANS, 2 rOUI Deem, Racine, Ohio, Rt. 1. ICE Cream $111.24, Try II In your bome. leed'fs, l' qt. stain! a 28 31p truck, mobUe com . II Ph. 9112-3218. I 28 61c milk strainer, one . .. blnation food 8Dd Ice ..-earn GUN SHOOT. Sunday, August unll, 82 Chevrolet vao model , CANNING tomatoes, you P,lck, fuel oil tank, one 6 28. at the Izaalt Walton Farm, eomple12 with ice cream $1 a bushel. Harry H Ill, bulk tank, 16 Premier Dutchman chicken wat· Chesler, sponsored by lhe freezer, hamburger grill • Lelarl Falllt, 0 , a 28 stc Big erers, I gaL glass chlcioro . I Cbesttl' Fire Department. Frencb fryer, bot dog sl2am IRISH cobbler potatoes. Thornwab!rer. N. G. Rose. Ph. 992______s 25 3tp er, sbalte mller, air eondl. as Sayre, Portland, 0. Pbone 6710. 8 24 dtp Uoned. excellent condiUon 843-2436. a 28 stp AUCTION at Llurel Cliff Pbnne 882-2678 or MAHOGANY drop lea f table, School Houae, St. Rt. 124, ev· New Haven. 1 25 3tc 1964 SHASTA 16 fl. trailer, cab opens to 78" Ph. !1112-3503 aftery Friday nqht at 7 p. m., 1 ORDER AMSTUTZ's H and _ over, bitch, electric . brakes, or 5 p.m. 823 Adams Trndlng Post and AuctoUet, awning and nel, $1:.00. "Nick Chick" leghorn chl<'k' IF CARPETS' look dul llon Houoe, Ruuell Welch, . or Uooet Boggs, 9112-31192. started pulleto today. drear, remove the sI and uJea lllllllier. a 23 lfc em Poultry, Bo• 188 , 8 :18 61C they appear wllh Bl pots as 0, Ph. 119$-7831. 1 2ft ttc LARGE coal furnace, good Ire. Rent electric s ue LosCHICKEN . Barbecue bampooer condition, $35. Paul H. Baer, Pickens Herdwar $1. Sept 3rd, 11 a. m. liD ONE Peterson sleeper • p S Pho e Co., Nill'lb 2nd Ave. and Coal St. er, one Peterson baby swing, omeroy, tar Roole, nel Inc. 8 22 file In Middleport. Volunteer Fire mattes car seat, one Counselor Chfsler 98S-3830. a26 3tp VENETIAN bll ds - - - Dept. 8 :13 !Ole baby scale, one bassinet wllh CANNING tomatoes, already Allo repairs. n pad, one high chair, ooe picked. Phone In advance 773- Supply, 215 Unloo Ave., crome car seal wllh sl2erlng s:!M, Mason, W. Va. Bob Pomeroy Ohio. 7 29 301c wheel, one portable baby bed Barnltz. 8 26 3tc 1 ' - EXPE!II,Ii:NcED rwte man to one Cosoo net playpen, ..~ SHOT 20 sb •~· Ilk DON'T pump your sluggish sop' 1auae o..-.. e tic lank. Get Klean-Em . All W<>rlt · on eslabllshed route, pair ladles ahoe skaw size 1 oilary 8Dd Commlsolon. Musl 7, one portable electric' sew- new, Tom Wella, Harrllon- Septic Tanlt Cleaner. Land· vllle, 0. Ph. 74Z-ii864. mark Fann Bureau Pomebe responslblr!, 25 or older. lng macblne. Mrs.R.G . 8263tp ' ABC Cleanen, Mason, W. Va, ley, Middleport, o. Ph. roy, 0. 8 10 30tc . 8286tc 2835. 8 28atp FOR A "job well done•- feel~ BUDGET PRICED lurolture ll lng clean carpeta with. Blue oou lblnl floor budget abop. WANTED - \VOlt for bolldn& Lustre. Rent electric Baker Fumitui'e, Middleport or. i'li. 882-$201. I 8 30tc MARRIEii man for !ann work pooer fl. Pomeroy Oblo. U 12 lit ~·-•·•·• 1e dy J-:.:...:.:.:.::.._ __:::..=..::!:~Bioc~k~C~o.:___ . -~~·22~ BEANS, polaloel, il>mal<tel house •w """""'• s a em- 1 and melons. . Clannce . Prill· pleyme~~t. P. M. Cowtlery; Ill&, Portland, 0. Pb. BU-2254. Long Bottom, 0.. ·8 :i8 ate • 11 tlo mJDENT salesmarr, Hejpers Bakery. 'l'irk and HliJh 'sla., Middleporl, .0. Call titer II a. m. 118· 3tc DAILY CROSSWORD ' ACl&O!Iil J,lult . I.Jlf1Ptlaot 2, W~·llke ll.llo<reolbi·- ,d&JPdna lO.Iar.... \IIDDLE.AGED lady to live 12.Falrteo lri' 8Dd mk .. cook. c.u 14Conjuncttcon BAKER, 8 25 3tp ~i<hen car iiAi:E HE1oP, eontractton. l1.Gentle bop1. Apply 18. Russian · waltml IIlli In person, Craw's House, ' help, n. PoeUe Steak novellat 21.Aelatl0 8 2li Uc river 22. Babe Ruth'J iiltiVeen ages ii kin&'-. ~ 35, . . . . leal lljlpe8l" 28. Lurched ' lui Est1te For S1le tnth.. • ' ' ..,.eco,c ' . 2o. pip 3, 11. iDal'eJ WY 2-5287. .:lio•..(r; DOWN. I. Utlorot • part &irl PI» · -~1 Decolvtr '·AdJust ..24. tihl\.· ~ ' IIPln I.HIJ'h ~-' ot• • · • ea.rd 8. Areca · river , 2l!. ljo'l"v• 1.1lnllc•• s. Englleh p!aywrilht (1112-17:1») 11. Little ehOdren rilaiiot ,., ~~;~~= JS. J'llko " 29. Potull• " lng matotlal 30. ship timber 13. Slide 16. Bteoll wa.,t•lll To Buy eroy, 0., e45Q. Conllct Ro!Oert Cratl at 610 Osborne st, Pomoroy, o. a 28 91p 31. 9top 38 f1oc:k 42; itari·o' · · · ' · JWn.e 44. Performed oumo slone, 5 rooms (2 bedroomsfiiOm , up for two more). Mad· 11'11 kitchen and bath, full basement and 1arage. $11,0011. - 1 story frame, i 1'001111 (2 hedroonu), modern balh 8Dd shower In balemont, modem kitcheo wllh buUt-ID range and owo, thllDU.J V&lldiJ -· ll.llnollf. Orton.l&l AN'l'JQUES, l'1lnllllft. marlllt lt.Yollt\ top lablet, ·dllibtl, cui a!U•. to. rUI'IUiyl• Prolatint miJC!eii811111Ut . lldlt. 1o • .• diMI'Illna· lloil: all'llr. hat '3. Hospital 1-J=~~~~~$11,100. II - " Employment W•ntecl a. employee• w:rnot. lf~ fllh - Blclclt wort of 1111 4.8. Cruile ldod. Phone 991-5691. · · · a 2li ate &1. J'o\Ut401' of llllllly room wilh obower, front and side porch, aar· Chttattan For~ '111~R .SPACE, lor trailer, nice patio, nk!e borhood, In IOWII. Ph. 'JOlin ' FUIII, Lomsl St., •• !Ia MI!II l•trt age. Albert M. Co•, Broker scten.ee 41, J'UdiJlH DAILY CltYl"ttQUOTE - Here'• how to work It: AlitYDLBAA, JtB to LON&riiLLOW one leiter aimpty otaruto fill' uootlrtt. no thlo 001np1e Alto·for tile lllnl L'i, X tor the t't<O 0'1, lite, . . , . !Aotteri. .,... ,,t.,..ltl, tho 1elllth - -110ft of tiJol all lilnlol. 'II:Mill day Ute letterot iN llttftnDt. . . .Park, 0. Pltoae • 992-3324. 1 18 Ita IIV fROOMHOUSEandbalh,pt· age, 811- Loc!ult SL, Middle- ·NL'Q .ll"rt. 0. Pb .WJ-1101 da1 or ",,y R II' BUY at $8,1011.00 - 1\1 story frame, 8 roonu (3 bedrooiDil, A Cl#pklfi'ID _.atnMw NLG : AIIOOGVN I'IRII'l'~ Vlf VC ·N R ll 1!1 U IC G · ~l!POVX· 'l' ' . . llatJ , lhtabtp Clelaod, Salftmu IIWII311 •z• rtr teuaa I • Ste 1,;-;;IWO=MS;;;;-~an~d:-:-:ba~lh-=-, 3 acrei near new hlibwlf, In Brad· ltllry. Pb. ta-7450. I 18 6tp list clatml oenice I lltri!IMihl~l :r::-Ofltfif· •BOATS & MOTOIII eTruck eHuter Care 8 Bulld01er •BOAT PAINT •TOOLS S..Ar •A"yType . KEITH GOBLE FORD Metropolltln Mcm~ ~=~~~~i;~·~·;;s'""~ and lltlunli ParnorO, MEIGS COUNTY l'er •The a.t .. ·, WITH FULL llllVICE Onder & Colla•'·~l ILOCK5 warm. £:rotect your 1teering. MANAGEMENT ~."M ~iiNAcHAN Ji.. $995 only 36,000 miles and locally own· ed. new whitewall tires white finish, red vinyl Inter~ I tor, Powergltde tnnsmilsion A aharP I ODe 62 Comet ·· ·· $765 CUstom 2 Door, 8 <YI. Std. trans. Radio and beater vj. DYI Interior trim, like 'new W.W. tire1. Light green over white llollh, priced to move 61 Rambler ·· $595 Conv. C~. Good tires e cyl. enginll!, Std. tran~. Radio and beater, good top. 62 Chevrolet $1095 60 Corvair · · $595 700 4 Door. White over turq. finish, good tires. automat- Ic trai'S. Radio, 1 I owner low mlltale car that il n:· tra niice. 59 Pontiac · · $695 ItT. Cpe. I local owner leu than 31,000 miles, opotte11 clean intertlor, beautiful while over jet black flnlah, Uke new lsi line llrtJ, Va Ollllno, outomallc 11'101. Radio and heater, outatandlnr en ta evtl')' way. 58 Chevrolet $495 f Door. Orllirull Interior Uko oow, tm exterior flnlab, •II good tires heater, 6 ey. Std. triDI., rnl uloo. 57 Chevrolet $395 Bel Air St. W•1on. Wblto over nd finish, cleau tntet-· ior. good tires, VB enaine, Prayer? Let's Turn to A ...,. 0 Expert for the Answer ~~- wud rad1o, beater, real radio and beater. PIIONI ftMI67 IARL aRUEsER. plumbing aad healing, Minersville. United Pretl lrrlerullolllll l!ld bolier mlttdl baft b: Obio. End your sewer trouble. In an era that greaUy •aloes led God's word • 11t1tJ We bave aiJ size sewer ma~ bow-to-do-it tips from experts. understood it" ~, IDes, Reasonable raw. Call it seems appropriate to turn Ill ,WY 3-2974, day or night. a monk for advice oo prayer. ! Faw Boob Neerletl ·: 8 IS l!c No one _.. aa exte:IIIMt 11 _ _ _ _ __ _ __:__::~ Monks could fairly be called library I• boly ... ~vou AUCl'IONEBa lhe "ptos" of prayer, if for no need only I few ltoelra ' d't Compteto SeMel other reason tban lltal they lhe Bible-but uo one else caa Crill Krad1nrl1 spend more time at it than the tell you which boob .... W Write, rroae or Coollld average person. besl lor you. y.,. 1111111 ~ A. 1.. IIRADFilltD Her• then are a lew observa- them f..- yourself - the books Raeltte, Ohio lions aboul lhe life or prayer i that apeak to you Ill Ierma ol _, l I lfe I from Father Alban , • B•ntle your own apecial oeedl ... - - - - - - . - : : _ : _ : : _ 11 n d thoughtful Benedictine corcumstances. Once you've 61' BOAT end motor hcense - . Ev- : monk who serves as abbot ol foond such books, yoo can ~ 2 Door. Low mileage by local owner, beautiful dark ereen oyer light green. Li~e new wh1tewaU tires, spotless clean Interior. 1~5 h.p. 8 cylmder engme, atandard traml· Monu Slatton Wa1on .;:::J:~l '' RACINE. OHIO 64 CheveRe $1495 62 Corvair Olhir ReI'1910n . In . America AUCTIONEER and heater. . rr.meo ' 108 E. BYER COMPLETE SALES Uful maroon flolsb. ' Radio ~sion, ' · e · 8 · U IDcll •Cement 6 llortu Wlrtdowo 6 Doaa Auto Clull of hulhlf'n Ohio frolrlono Dr. MW~I-rt Spotlesa fawn interior beau· nu~e borne I ::::::::::::::::l:t:t:li·:"IL'~-~~;;;;~;;;;;;~~~~~~p=pt~t·~··::~~======= ned and only 12,000 miles, 6 power vour home where · from these pests with ARAB, available at King Bulldero Supply co., Middleport. Impala Hardtop. Locally ow- T X l A ll ll V 0.- WE NEED AND OF CLEAN LATE MODEL CARS . ~~~~~-.,.Allin 0... Pw.- · ra..._ We blve MOTORS inrude Sales 1nd Service, /' St. Anselm 's Monastery in returnmg. to them, and yeu wi~~ Schwarze! Marine, Hooting- Washington, D.C, always find fresh messages !D 1them." port, Ohio. I 3 301c l .. (It should be tn11de clear, In , Devotiooal rellliiq ..,.. •wiNG m•cldJia• .-patr aer fairness to Father Alban, that naturally ond inlpel'tepUbly 'flee, aU makes. WY W21H. he wonced at !he very idea of into lhe seco~ phue ot . 1'hl Fabric Sbop. Pomeroy being billed as an npert on prayer, whlcb it knowll •1111 '~ Authorized Singer Sales 1nd prayer. He finally agreed to meditation. Father AlbaD nid Service. 1 :11 tic talk about It with the under- he was not speakinl of standing that be was simply meditaUOH as a farmal IIIII READY-MIX concrete deliver· l!l<pressing one Christian's per- :systematic meolal exerciae, lltii '~ ngbl to your project. F..t S<mal view of "a very big was thinking o1 "a freer lblnc, . and easy. Freo estimates. subject" He also emplrasiud a less aelf-conseiOIII t1ti1tfPbooe !1112~. GoegleiD lhal h" remarks were con- .spontaneous reaction of rReady-Mil Co., Middleport, I·e<!rnt!d entlroly with "interior" mind and beart to !be wn oi... Oblo. 6 30 lie or private prayer of lndivl- God IS it comes to yw lD , ... . dualo, as dlshngulahed from holy readinK-" AIR CONDmONING Relrlger· formal or liturgical prayers Actually, he said, H :fOil n.~· all111 service. Jack'a Refrlg- such IS those uoed in lhe mass slowly and thoughtfully lellldC' eraUon, New Haveo. Pbone or in lhe divine office.o oaid by your mind dwell ~ 11111 meaning of any HDIIaai ltd TU 2-3537. f e tic monks at stated hOUI'I.) IIBATING, PLUMBING, Rural ''Prayer is not some sort of strikes borne, the first ud. Do10l BoiUe Gas. Arnold technique that you can learn," ~cond pbaseo tead lei .....,:; · Brothers, 618 E. Malo St. be began, "It's not a psycbologi- mto 0?"· . Pomeroy. I 22 Uc cal trick or skilL It's no ood Medrtalooo In tarD ...... studying methods of praye~ as naturally to umomeDIIu-111111 ' Insurance il you could somehow develop he stressed that they ara I!OV!II GET A quotation from liEU· Ibis one form of relationship more lban moments, ~ k .. the most oamUy 10Ul-11t llilifiii:'" TER INSURANCE AGENCY with God all by itself New Way o1 uie "we perceive lhe 1ltlht ot ~~~ INC. before renewing •our ' "Prayer is part of the ' truly i1t our miltd aud IOtll." . .~ auto insurance. We · may be new way of life whi<h St Paul ., Pei'IHal ~ , , .: able to save you money. called 'living In Christ.' We For • moment, God'a _,.. • 2 lie -=a:-:UTO=M"'o"'s"'n=-=E-iuour ,--a-a-=.. beeii prey only out of a lUe ol 8Dd goodn°" ntOYOI lite ite!li4 charity, a life of faith and thai_kind of ~~~ ~ CIDCeBed? Lost your opera~ hope." whoclo " · as lor ao rt Ia pill~ lr'a lltensel Call WY Mlltll. Moot people worry entirely I in Ibis . life, lbe ~ e 15 tic too muclo about wlml to say In relatoonship ol the child of Gill!~ BU.U ADMITI'ED prayers, Father Alban with i": Heavenly Father." ·~ CINCINr-', 'I CUPI) _ More cootlnued. This" true prayer-a~ lhan 30 policem.n, 19 cruisero ''It really doesn't matler " movemeol ol love" ia wbiclt and . two pollee dogs were what you say as long as you human heart sudd_l!ttly I C ·-'· pressed Into a two- hour search sllrted praying-" ledgt;s. and rejotcet li, . 1111. ot 1 ooi1bilde nell!hborhood Frl- However, monks have fo8Dd lnlinrte good nOM ol G<td. day, euded . when Mn. Mild- it helpful to approach prival2 The Impulse to reach _, W · prayer· in tJtne or phases. love toward God 11 . . · - ·liedelhiJialon, ldmittecl The first preparatory ~-· ..·abe when she41,reported phase ol grom boman • tr·tVllfl. lng ' attaetecl by 1 man at ber ''holy reading.'' God's lift: 'lbal'a w1lll bome: "Not just llllelliectual read- 11 possible, aometlmet' ~--=====:_ lng, !..-the sake or acquiring maka IIIIUJ. On aur Iknowledg)!," he said. "1 mean say mainly ll'a tl~=~~~ of ~adlng lhal io acceptance. II Is II oplr1111al a 1 · h'ch COIIMidftl • • C ' ID W 1 JOO Spirit of God "11i!llli heart and mind lo .. u• " Word of God as II COrntl·lo , Ul. . · ihroul!h the Bible, or , Tbo, momettl .of paji ~~ ~er books ID which ~~~ I " quockly over, d ''¥ II quickly OYel\ illldi ~;~ - - 1 iot · · YtpUr~Dut...- · I I , '1 lm a s•- lj 1111t lrtr side 65 Chevrolet $2295 ,~ -.,.,y, .c.. ""d OK BUYS! AIIKinslsofcaa.l for •2 USED •PAR1Sfw ~- ALIGNMENT Most-For-Your-Money automaUe tuns., R&ll. ' yoQ buy lltsurance - a SERVICE . WHEEL head. crickets. spider:J & oth-er insects will be coming lrt- CNIO!Q Kl KVSSV1BTN ·:,S'ALEJ - --- RADIATOR ExPERIENCED 1RTB COLD WEATHER---; FOR TRADE IN IMUI'Inc8 -·- Business S.rvic•• ,HIGH DOLLAR . Phonem-2141 ,p _...y, 0. NOW REPRESENTING WILL PAY ----· I'HIIP:E !lungs lo tool DICK M~ft.IN{II KAETTNARS ., • •..., •· . ,., 2-21f3 •ICIPI'"""a IOiCAT .SPRINT B'aettnars cylinder, === ....... . M50 SPORT HAKE SERVIa 4 Door Sed1n, V8 engine, std. trans. Wblte fmlsh wilh red interior, good tires. ra- IPOJIIER~~y - LIKE NEW 1 story frame, pari Permo- Rudisill, t• fAcloo 'hrrue, Pomeroy, 011». 1 11 30ip G.llllhop'l . Crow's Steak HOI.. lt65 MERCURY Comet, 2 door, hardtop, low mileage, ercel1enl condltloo. Call 'IUppers Plains, 0. 66'1-3644 between 5 and 8 p. m. I 26 3tp dio and beater. Ill pe1'S011 II Blll&et Boy, U 28. Steeptu w. Uillon, o\llllal, 0. bllwMD 31•'-'lof boors o1111t4 I p.m. 18 aotc I'OR SALE - f bedroOm bouse modern knotty pine illlcbon, new balhroom, all oe w plumblna, large yard, oexl to tchool, $8,500.00. See al 30t HamUiott SL, Mltldleporl or pbnne !1112o6324. I 28 Uc JI.,JIJrlploy> '"' lilce of ptitl . . ."". Day :IIi. Crowd Or Dipl sldft,~waDable. Apply lrl. WIN meaauro . '(), ou DODGE pickup truck In ,..7 good ahape, price $121i. Welsh, Lolli Bottom, 0. 8 :13 5te _ _ _ _ _ _ _:_::_::=_ For Sale ;::i ., l l_f t C N . I ••~ hamer mill, iOG chicken ,__._ REALLY professional • Rope, Middle·~~ suits clean your carpels with ers. Gerald V. port, Ohio. Ph. premlvm quaUty _. 1 •• 8 28 3tp Foratn. Rent efectr:·~~::~:l SINGER eonaoe .. , 1 ....... pooer lor $1 wllh - ....... rna- Ehersbach Hard chine. 'Ibis machine Is equip. ware, ped to moire buttonholes, dii!'D _!'!Y. __O. · a 2li &tc _ ' CARPETS and tmbtolder. ' Take over , be he tlful can and life too 11 payments Pf $6 per monlb or au you use pay balance due $111.22. Try Lustre. Rent electric it In your home. · Ph.Wi-3218. pooer fl. B'BIIer Furniture Co. 1 8286tc 122 . ;~·tliy ' " ""'"'"~'" /~ti!tl- ~ ~·:~-'"" tio. .-. !;:========;i;::=~:;::;:::::=±;:::r.=:::==·':' ,_. llllli FORD Station Wagon, un. ps· reJrlgerator,Sgaobottles, dr. Thunderbird V., engln•. __ hll'lllahed apartment. Middle- LQADER tor IJiosl large lrl· -new tr. May, Sell or hillbest offer. Pb. 911:1-:11139. port Ohio Ph · 99W814 cycle type TraCIIO tractoro; trade 'or late model plck·oUP 1 I 28 ltp ,.:,. 111111 ' · • · · Including pump ~ and a '' .... 8 3 tic 7 II blade, 'pa!.J H camper. Ph. m-3131. '\ - · --,;~' 1'IIREE and rour room tumtsn- Baer, Pomeroy, Star Route·. Graot St., Middleport, 0. l':ndiC::VRO~~·~..._.Ioodor " .,--,.··_..._ .._•••.'----. od and llllfumlsbed ap""' Ph. Chesler 1 ___ _e 26 3tp " 625 !D'!Jils. WV ...5414. 12 8 tic · 1'• 21 lip 2 LO'ii§; nice location. RaciM, way canSt.,be Middleport, oeen al 0. Broad· - ...... ...lc O.uOmrlnt r Dri.,..Jnro 8 20 FOUR ROOM furnished aparl ONE GELDING pony,' . one ~:_Ph. IM9-2682. ate _ _ _ _ _ __:1:_24 etc IIIVtCI tl Hllll D~leall ..., htete For S.le Auto Sal.. IJII8 '•' ----:::---:----1 EARLY Notice lwnlnp-llce W I -; GI647M I. N. WINml11, 016 4!00 ·For ,• -'" NICE f rOOm& 8Dd bath IDedL WY 2-3858 OAID •• rMANKI a aaoruuo•• 11.a '"' ·" .... .,,...,.,. • ..., Offla GI6o360 ., . ftt •c•n••w.,.. ,..... EFFICIENCY ·apartment. Ph. Mini,..,. ' " ' ' " ........ .. " <onb .::;..::~...~:,:- •• • • or see at 401 Spring 11 ::; THI WISEMAN AGENCY For ..,,___..:,_;,-.:--''--:-~---- ..__ _ _ _ _.__:_ - __ = ' Mrs. Slbin's Body ~=-~II. . Found on Fridav Spirit ap111 CINCINNAT1 (UPI), - 11rJ. " · .• . :to llft1•&'ft!i!l' S&blo, 52, i!lle Of "ibe l"'!'!!!'l:: If II r::=·~~ of rowid tbe ~ I "as lliburbQ -~ ' �I l I ' •· I' ' ' • . -. ., ~ • ' ;, ' ' I Get Extra Ca~h 'F~e W~nt Ad Way Busine-SS'! The Suriday,,Tfiil.~el, Sun\1ay1 Aua. 2li,l1J86,-.l9 tt.ANT AD The' \\?seman 'Agency ·· . An~NTION ALL VnERANS r ':Jttb~l~with 90 daya or· more se!'Yice ID ~ foJ. Is for Veler•m Loan. YoW' ei!Jlblitty will eJ~o i I' !l&ed hefore a certain date. Tbe Wlaeman A•many years of eXII!!rlence Ill clolill& Veteran• !::~and are very much Interested Ill exftllll!nl· this to you. The Wllemu Agency II tile pro~itY Services Offered i management broker for Gallla County. PAINTING ·the Veteram Admlnlatratiliil iD New Lo11••1y FOR FARMERS , INFORMATION ~· ~,' 0~Ao•••: - - · -~-":.1:,..,,. .. _ •::::~~:_•::• 1 • . .,. • - - uoll • ., o•r ·., . "' '"' "'*1c..... . """"""''""' • "::.,":":",:.,""::;'":.."':.;::: :t:r'A''"'"...:""..:., C'"'O: · ' •• oot • _ , . . . ,., ..,.• . - - .,.. ,....,..... ........._ 1 ur•• - "••• AI"""" =. ,::.-:::~ ~.·;!;., • '"~:'. :=J•· - " " •- M. ,. ''" ' '"' """ .... a. oo. ,. ,_ - oT'o ,,.., 10 .. To •• cuu• r O:oou~ltoe """' AD PHONE WY 2-2156 leg1l Notice -TICI TO CONTIIACTOII ITATI OP OHIO DIP'AITMINT 0111 NIIHWAY'I CO;IUMHI. Oflr.. AUfUit 11. ' 1N6 .-tract llttl Utll c...v ••· ...7H Re.. ., For $1le ~A 16 ll : --:-:-.,. I!'• sleeV' e, electrl~ brakes, ~l!iht 11115-~. . ' II !tc Ave., Pomeroy, 0. 8'1'1 tfC C"~ING """' Ira Uer, aleepe JilL WID rent by day or week. Pb. ltU522. 7 2'1 lfc MQDERN 2 bedroom bomO. Pomeroy, o. Pb. 992-21103 day or WJ.3'/02 eveulnrs. 7241fc ~R 892-7.1~1. I I American slereo, AMFM radio. This has lovely maple ftnlllh. t speed changer., I WILL not be responsible tor This set sold much higher. aoy debts contracted by aoy- HAY. Will also do baling. Ph. Tak e over paymenIs 0I $'1 per one other lhan myself. Pearl llft.'1931. 8 23 Stp month . or pay balance due 31 MILK CANS, 2 rOUI Deem, Racine, Ohio, Rt. 1. ICE Cream $111.24, Try II In your bome. leed'fs, l' qt. stain! a 28 31p truck, mobUe com . II Ph. 9112-3218. I 28 61c milk strainer, one . .. blnation food 8Dd Ice ..-earn GUN SHOOT. Sunday, August unll, 82 Chevrolet vao model , CANNING tomatoes, you P,lck, fuel oil tank, one 6 28. at the Izaalt Walton Farm, eomple12 with ice cream $1 a bushel. Harry H Ill, bulk tank, 16 Premier Dutchman chicken wat· Chesler, sponsored by lhe freezer, hamburger grill • Lelarl Falllt, 0 , a 28 stc Big erers, I gaL glass chlcioro . I Cbesttl' Fire Department. Frencb fryer, bot dog sl2am IRISH cobbler potatoes. Thornwab!rer. N. G. Rose. Ph. 992______s 25 3tp er, sbalte mller, air eondl. as Sayre, Portland, 0. Pbone 6710. 8 24 dtp Uoned. excellent condiUon 843-2436. a 28 stp AUCTION at Llurel Cliff Pbnne 882-2678 or MAHOGANY drop lea f table, School Houae, St. Rt. 124, ev· New Haven. 1 25 3tc 1964 SHASTA 16 fl. trailer, cab opens to 78" Ph. !1112-3503 aftery Friday nqht at 7 p. m., 1 ORDER AMSTUTZ's H and _ over, bitch, electric . brakes, or 5 p.m. 823 Adams Trndlng Post and AuctoUet, awning and nel, $1:.00. "Nick Chick" leghorn chl<'k' IF CARPETS' look dul llon Houoe, Ruuell Welch, . or Uooet Boggs, 9112-31192. started pulleto today. drear, remove the sI and uJea lllllllier. a 23 lfc em Poultry, Bo• 188 , 8 :18 61C they appear wllh Bl pots as 0, Ph. 119$-7831. 1 2ft ttc LARGE coal furnace, good Ire. Rent electric s ue LosCHICKEN . Barbecue bampooer condition, $35. Paul H. Baer, Pickens Herdwar $1. Sept 3rd, 11 a. m. liD ONE Peterson sleeper • p S Pho e Co., Nill'lb 2nd Ave. and Coal St. er, one Peterson baby swing, omeroy, tar Roole, nel Inc. 8 22 file In Middleport. Volunteer Fire mattes car seat, one Counselor Chfsler 98S-3830. a26 3tp VENETIAN bll ds - - - Dept. 8 :13 !Ole baby scale, one bassinet wllh CANNING tomatoes, already Allo repairs. n pad, one high chair, ooe picked. Phone In advance 773- Supply, 215 Unloo Ave., crome car seal wllh sl2erlng s:!M, Mason, W. Va. Bob Pomeroy Ohio. 7 29 301c wheel, one portable baby bed Barnltz. 8 26 3tc 1 ' - EXPE!II,Ii:NcED rwte man to one Cosoo net playpen, ..~ SHOT 20 sb •~· Ilk DON'T pump your sluggish sop' 1auae o..-.. e tic lank. Get Klean-Em . All W<>rlt · on eslabllshed route, pair ladles ahoe skaw size 1 oilary 8Dd Commlsolon. Musl 7, one portable electric' sew- new, Tom Wella, Harrllon- Septic Tanlt Cleaner. Land· vllle, 0. Ph. 74Z-ii864. mark Fann Bureau Pomebe responslblr!, 25 or older. lng macblne. Mrs.R.G . 8263tp ' ABC Cleanen, Mason, W. Va, ley, Middleport, o. Ph. roy, 0. 8 10 30tc . 8286tc 2835. 8 28atp FOR A "job well done•- feel~ BUDGET PRICED lurolture ll lng clean carpeta with. Blue oou lblnl floor budget abop. WANTED - \VOlt for bolldn& Lustre. Rent electric Baker Fumitui'e, Middleport or. i'li. 882-$201. I 8 30tc MARRIEii man for !ann work pooer fl. Pomeroy Oblo. U 12 lit ~·-•·•·• 1e dy J-:.:...:.:.:.::.._ __:::..=..::!:~Bioc~k~C~o.:___ . -~~·22~ BEANS, polaloel, il>mal<tel house •w """""'• s a em- 1 and melons. . Clannce . Prill· pleyme~~t. P. M. Cowtlery; Ill&, Portland, 0. Pb. BU-2254. Long Bottom, 0.. ·8 :i8 ate • 11 tlo mJDENT salesmarr, Hejpers Bakery. 'l'irk and HliJh 'sla., Middleporl, .0. Call titer II a. m. 118· 3tc DAILY CROSSWORD ' ACl&O!Iil J,lult . I.Jlf1Ptlaot 2, W~·llke ll.llo<reolbi·- ,d&JPdna lO.Iar.... \IIDDLE.AGED lady to live 12.Falrteo lri' 8Dd mk .. cook. c.u 14Conjuncttcon BAKER, 8 25 3tp ~i<hen car iiAi:E HE1oP, eontractton. l1.Gentle bop1. Apply 18. Russian · waltml IIlli In person, Craw's House, ' help, n. PoeUe Steak novellat 21.Aelatl0 8 2li Uc river 22. Babe Ruth'J iiltiVeen ages ii kin&'-. ~ 35, . . . . leal lljlpe8l" 28. Lurched ' lui Est1te For S1le tnth.. • ' ' ..,.eco,c ' . 2o. pip 3, 11. iDal'eJ WY 2-5287. .:lio•..(r; DOWN. I. Utlorot • part &irl PI» · -~1 Decolvtr '·AdJust ..24. tihl\.· ~ ' IIPln I.HIJ'h ~-' ot• • · • ea.rd 8. Areca · river , 2l!. ljo'l"v• 1.1lnllc•• s. Englleh p!aywrilht (1112-17:1») 11. Little ehOdren rilaiiot ,., ~~;~~= JS. J'llko " 29. Potull• " lng matotlal 30. ship timber 13. Slide 16. Bteoll wa.,t•lll To Buy eroy, 0., e45Q. Conllct Ro!Oert Cratl at 610 Osborne st, Pomoroy, o. a 28 91p 31. 9top 38 f1oc:k 42; itari·o' · · · ' · JWn.e 44. Performed oumo slone, 5 rooms (2 bedroomsfiiOm , up for two more). Mad· 11'11 kitchen and bath, full basement and 1arage. $11,0011. - 1 story frame, i 1'001111 (2 hedroonu), modern balh 8Dd shower In balemont, modem kitcheo wllh buUt-ID range and owo, thllDU.J V&lldiJ -· ll.llnollf. Orton.l&l AN'l'JQUES, l'1lnllllft. marlllt lt.Yollt\ top lablet, ·dllibtl, cui a!U•. to. rUI'IUiyl• Prolatint miJC!eii811111Ut . lldlt. 1o • .• diMI'Illna· lloil: all'llr. hat '3. Hospital 1-J=~~~~~$11,100. II - " Employment W•ntecl a. employee• w:rnot. lf~ fllh - Blclclt wort of 1111 4.8. Cruile ldod. Phone 991-5691. · · · a 2li ate &1. J'o\Ut401' of llllllly room wilh obower, front and side porch, aar· Chttattan For~ '111~R .SPACE, lor trailer, nice patio, nk!e borhood, In IOWII. Ph. 'JOlin ' FUIII, Lomsl St., •• !Ia MI!II l•trt age. Albert M. Co•, Broker scten.ee 41, J'UdiJlH DAILY CltYl"ttQUOTE - Here'• how to work It: AlitYDLBAA, JtB to LON&riiLLOW one leiter aimpty otaruto fill' uootlrtt. no thlo 001np1e Alto·for tile lllnl L'i, X tor the t't<O 0'1, lite, . . , . !Aotteri. .,... ,,t.,..ltl, tho 1elllth - -110ft of tiJol all lilnlol. 'II:Mill day Ute letterot iN llttftnDt. . . .Park, 0. Pltoae • 992-3324. 1 18 Ita IIV fROOMHOUSEandbalh,pt· age, 811- Loc!ult SL, Middle- ·NL'Q .ll"rt. 0. Pb .WJ-1101 da1 or ",,y R II' BUY at $8,1011.00 - 1\1 story frame, 8 roonu (3 bedrooiDil, A Cl#pklfi'ID _.atnMw NLG : AIIOOGVN I'IRII'l'~ Vlf VC ·N R ll 1!1 U IC G · ~l!POVX· 'l' ' . . llatJ , lhtabtp Clelaod, Salftmu IIWII311 •z• rtr teuaa I • Ste 1,;-;;IWO=MS;;;;-~an~d:-:-:ba~lh-=-, 3 acrei near new hlibwlf, In Brad· ltllry. Pb. ta-7450. I 18 6tp list clatml oenice I lltri!IMihl~l :r::-Ofltfif· •BOATS & MOTOIII eTruck eHuter Care 8 Bulld01er •BOAT PAINT •TOOLS S..Ar •A"yType . KEITH GOBLE FORD Metropolltln Mcm~ ~=~~~~i;~·~·;;s'""~ and lltlunli ParnorO, MEIGS COUNTY l'er •The a.t .. ·, WITH FULL llllVICE Onder & Colla•'·~l ILOCK5 warm. £:rotect your 1teering. MANAGEMENT ~."M ~iiNAcHAN Ji.. $995 only 36,000 miles and locally own· ed. new whitewall tires white finish, red vinyl Inter~ I tor, Powergltde tnnsmilsion A aharP I ODe 62 Comet ·· ·· $765 CUstom 2 Door, 8 <YI. Std. trans. Radio and beater vj. DYI Interior trim, like 'new W.W. tire1. Light green over white llollh, priced to move 61 Rambler ·· $595 Conv. C~. Good tires e cyl. enginll!, Std. tran~. Radio and beater, good top. 62 Chevrolet $1095 60 Corvair · · $595 700 4 Door. White over turq. finish, good tires. automat- Ic trai'S. Radio, 1 I owner low mlltale car that il n:· tra niice. 59 Pontiac · · $695 ItT. Cpe. I local owner leu than 31,000 miles, opotte11 clean intertlor, beautiful while over jet black flnlah, Uke new lsi line llrtJ, Va Ollllno, outomallc 11'101. Radio and heater, outatandlnr en ta evtl')' way. 58 Chevrolet $495 f Door. Orllirull Interior Uko oow, tm exterior flnlab, •II good tires heater, 6 ey. Std. triDI., rnl uloo. 57 Chevrolet $395 Bel Air St. W•1on. Wblto over nd finish, cleau tntet-· ior. good tires, VB enaine, Prayer? Let's Turn to A ...,. 0 Expert for the Answer ~~- wud rad1o, beater, real radio and beater. PIIONI ftMI67 IARL aRUEsER. plumbing aad healing, Minersville. United Pretl lrrlerullolllll l!ld bolier mlttdl baft b: Obio. End your sewer trouble. In an era that greaUy •aloes led God's word • 11t1tJ We bave aiJ size sewer ma~ bow-to-do-it tips from experts. understood it" ~, IDes, Reasonable raw. Call it seems appropriate to turn Ill ,WY 3-2974, day or night. a monk for advice oo prayer. ! Faw Boob Neerletl ·: 8 IS l!c No one _.. aa exte:IIIMt 11 _ _ _ _ __ _ __:__::~ Monks could fairly be called library I• boly ... ~vou AUCl'IONEBa lhe "ptos" of prayer, if for no need only I few ltoelra ' d't Compteto SeMel other reason tban lltal they lhe Bible-but uo one else caa Crill Krad1nrl1 spend more time at it than the tell you which boob .... W Write, rroae or Coollld average person. besl lor you. y.,. 1111111 ~ A. 1.. IIRADFilltD Her• then are a lew observa- them f..- yourself - the books Raeltte, Ohio lions aboul lhe life or prayer i that apeak to you Ill Ierma ol _, l I lfe I from Father Alban , • B•ntle your own apecial oeedl ... - - - - - - . - : : _ : _ : : _ 11 n d thoughtful Benedictine corcumstances. Once you've 61' BOAT end motor hcense - . Ev- : monk who serves as abbot ol foond such books, yoo can ~ 2 Door. Low mileage by local owner, beautiful dark ereen oyer light green. Li~e new wh1tewaU tires, spotless clean Interior. 1~5 h.p. 8 cylmder engme, atandard traml· Monu Slatton Wa1on .;:::J:~l '' RACINE. OHIO 64 CheveRe $1495 62 Corvair Olhir ReI'1910n . In . America AUCTIONEER and heater. . rr.meo ' 108 E. BYER COMPLETE SALES Uful maroon flolsb. ' Radio ~sion, ' · e · 8 · U IDcll •Cement 6 llortu Wlrtdowo 6 Doaa Auto Clull of hulhlf'n Ohio frolrlono Dr. MW~I-rt Spotlesa fawn interior beau· nu~e borne I ::::::::::::::::l:t:t:li·:"IL'~-~~;;;;~;;;;;;~~~~~~p=pt~t·~··::~~======= ned and only 12,000 miles, 6 power vour home where · from these pests with ARAB, available at King Bulldero Supply co., Middleport. Impala Hardtop. Locally ow- T X l A ll ll V 0.- WE NEED AND OF CLEAN LATE MODEL CARS . ~~~~~-.,.Allin 0... Pw.- · ra..._ We blve MOTORS inrude Sales 1nd Service, /' St. Anselm 's Monastery in returnmg. to them, and yeu wi~~ Schwarze! Marine, Hooting- Washington, D.C, always find fresh messages !D 1them." port, Ohio. I 3 301c l .. (It should be tn11de clear, In , Devotiooal rellliiq ..,.. •wiNG m•cldJia• .-patr aer fairness to Father Alban, that naturally ond inlpel'tepUbly 'flee, aU makes. WY W21H. he wonced at !he very idea of into lhe seco~ phue ot . 1'hl Fabric Sbop. Pomeroy being billed as an npert on prayer, whlcb it knowll •1111 '~ Authorized Singer Sales 1nd prayer. He finally agreed to meditation. Father AlbaD nid Service. 1 :11 tic talk about It with the under- he was not speakinl of standing that be was simply meditaUOH as a farmal IIIII READY-MIX concrete deliver· l!l<pressing one Christian's per- :systematic meolal exerciae, lltii '~ ngbl to your project. F..t S<mal view of "a very big was thinking o1 "a freer lblnc, . and easy. Freo estimates. subject" He also emplrasiud a less aelf-conseiOIII t1ti1tfPbooe !1112~. GoegleiD lhal h" remarks were con- .spontaneous reaction of rReady-Mil Co., Middleport, I·e<!rnt!d entlroly with "interior" mind and beart to !be wn oi... Oblo. 6 30 lie or private prayer of lndivl- God IS it comes to yw lD , ... . dualo, as dlshngulahed from holy readinK-" AIR CONDmONING Relrlger· formal or liturgical prayers Actually, he said, H :fOil n.~· all111 service. Jack'a Refrlg- such IS those uoed in lhe mass slowly and thoughtfully lellldC' eraUon, New Haveo. Pbone or in lhe divine office.o oaid by your mind dwell ~ 11111 meaning of any HDIIaai ltd TU 2-3537. f e tic monks at stated hOUI'I.) IIBATING, PLUMBING, Rural ''Prayer is not some sort of strikes borne, the first ud. Do10l BoiUe Gas. Arnold technique that you can learn," ~cond pbaseo tead lei .....,:; · Brothers, 618 E. Malo St. be began, "It's not a psycbologi- mto 0?"· . Pomeroy. I 22 Uc cal trick or skilL It's no ood Medrtalooo In tarD ...... studying methods of praye~ as naturally to umomeDIIu-111111 ' Insurance il you could somehow develop he stressed that they ara I!OV!II GET A quotation from liEU· Ibis one form of relationship more lban moments, ~ k .. the most oamUy 10Ul-11t llilifiii:'" TER INSURANCE AGENCY with God all by itself New Way o1 uie "we perceive lhe 1ltlht ot ~~~ INC. before renewing •our ' "Prayer is part of the ' truly i1t our miltd aud IOtll." . .~ auto insurance. We · may be new way of life whi<h St Paul ., Pei'IHal ~ , , .: able to save you money. called 'living In Christ.' We For • moment, God'a _,.. • 2 lie -=a:-:UTO=M"'o"'s"'n=-=E-iuour ,--a-a-=.. beeii prey only out of a lUe ol 8Dd goodn°" ntOYOI lite ite!li4 charity, a life of faith and thai_kind of ~~~ ~ CIDCeBed? Lost your opera~ hope." whoclo " · as lor ao rt Ia pill~ lr'a lltensel Call WY Mlltll. Moot people worry entirely I in Ibis . life, lbe ~ e 15 tic too muclo about wlml to say In relatoonship ol the child of Gill!~ BU.U ADMITI'ED prayers, Father Alban with i": Heavenly Father." ·~ CINCINr-', 'I CUPI) _ More cootlnued. This" true prayer-a~ lhan 30 policem.n, 19 cruisero ''It really doesn't matler " movemeol ol love" ia wbiclt and . two pollee dogs were what you say as long as you human heart sudd_l!ttly I C ·-'· pressed Into a two- hour search sllrted praying-" ledgt;s. and rejotcet li, . 1111. ot 1 ooi1bilde nell!hborhood Frl- However, monks have fo8Dd lnlinrte good nOM ol G<td. day, euded . when Mn. Mild- it helpful to approach prival2 The Impulse to reach _, W · prayer· in tJtne or phases. love toward God 11 . . · - ·liedelhiJialon, ldmittecl The first preparatory ~-· ..·abe when she41,reported phase ol grom boman • tr·tVllfl. lng ' attaetecl by 1 man at ber ''holy reading.'' God's lift: 'lbal'a w1lll bome: "Not just llllelliectual read- 11 possible, aometlmet' ~--=====:_ lng, !..-the sake or acquiring maka IIIIUJ. On aur Iknowledg)!," he said. "1 mean say mainly ll'a tl~=~~~ of ~adlng lhal io acceptance. II Is II oplr1111al a 1 · h'ch COIIMidftl • • C ' ID W 1 JOO Spirit of God "11i!llli heart and mind lo .. u• " Word of God as II COrntl·lo , Ul. . · ihroul!h the Bible, or , Tbo, momettl .of paji ~~ ~er books ID which ~~~ I " quockly over, d ''¥ II quickly OYel\ illldi ~;~ - - 1 iot · · YtpUr~Dut...- · I I , '1 lm a s•- lj 1111t lrtr side 65 Chevrolet $2295 ,~ -.,.,y, .c.. ""d OK BUYS! AIIKinslsofcaa.l for •2 USED •PAR1Sfw ~- ALIGNMENT Most-For-Your-Money automaUe tuns., R&ll. ' yoQ buy lltsurance - a SERVICE . WHEEL head. crickets. spider:J & oth-er insects will be coming lrt- CNIO!Q Kl KVSSV1BTN ·:,S'ALEJ - --- RADIATOR ExPERIENCED 1RTB COLD WEATHER---; FOR TRADE IN IMUI'Inc8 -·- Business S.rvic•• ,HIGH DOLLAR . Phonem-2141 ,p _...y, 0. NOW REPRESENTING WILL PAY ----· I'HIIP:E !lungs lo tool DICK M~ft.IN{II KAETTNARS ., • •..., •· . ,., 2-21f3 •ICIPI'"""a IOiCAT .SPRINT B'aettnars cylinder, === ....... . M50 SPORT HAKE SERVIa 4 Door Sed1n, V8 engine, std. trans. Wblte fmlsh wilh red interior, good tires. ra- IPOJIIER~~y - LIKE NEW 1 story frame, pari Permo- Rudisill, t• fAcloo 'hrrue, Pomeroy, 011». 1 11 30ip G.llllhop'l . Crow's Steak HOI.. lt65 MERCURY Comet, 2 door, hardtop, low mileage, ercel1enl condltloo. Call 'IUppers Plains, 0. 66'1-3644 between 5 and 8 p. m. I 26 3tp dio and beater. Ill pe1'S011 II Blll&et Boy, U 28. Steeptu w. Uillon, o\llllal, 0. bllwMD 31•'-'lof boors o1111t4 I p.m. 18 aotc I'OR SALE - f bedroOm bouse modern knotty pine illlcbon, new balhroom, all oe w plumblna, large yard, oexl to tchool, $8,500.00. See al 30t HamUiott SL, Mltldleporl or pbnne !1112o6324. I 28 Uc JI.,JIJrlploy> '"' lilce of ptitl . . ."". Day :IIi. Crowd Or Dipl sldft,~waDable. Apply lrl. WIN meaauro . '(), ou DODGE pickup truck In ,..7 good ahape, price $121i. Welsh, Lolli Bottom, 0. 8 :13 5te _ _ _ _ _ _ _:_::_::=_ For Sale ;::i ., l l_f t C N . I ••~ hamer mill, iOG chicken ,__._ REALLY professional • Rope, Middle·~~ suits clean your carpels with ers. Gerald V. port, Ohio. Ph. premlvm quaUty _. 1 •• 8 28 3tp Foratn. Rent efectr:·~~::~:l SINGER eonaoe .. , 1 ....... pooer lor $1 wllh - ....... rna- Ehersbach Hard chine. 'Ibis machine Is equip. ware, ped to moire buttonholes, dii!'D _!'!Y. __O. · a 2li &tc _ ' CARPETS and tmbtolder. ' Take over , be he tlful can and life too 11 payments Pf $6 per monlb or au you use pay balance due $111.22. Try Lustre. Rent electric it In your home. · Ph.Wi-3218. pooer fl. B'BIIer Furniture Co. 1 8286tc 122 . ;~·tliy ' " ""'"'"~'" /~ti!tl- ~ ~·:~-'"" tio. .-. !;:========;i;::=~:;::;:::::=±;:::r.=:::==·':' ,_. llllli FORD Station Wagon, un. ps· reJrlgerator,Sgaobottles, dr. Thunderbird V., engln•. __ hll'lllahed apartment. Middle- LQADER tor IJiosl large lrl· -new tr. May, Sell or hillbest offer. Pb. 911:1-:11139. port Ohio Ph · 99W814 cycle type TraCIIO tractoro; trade 'or late model plck·oUP 1 I 28 ltp ,.:,. 111111 ' · • · · Including pump ~ and a '' .... 8 3 tic 7 II blade, 'pa!.J H camper. Ph. m-3131. '\ - · --,;~' 1'IIREE and rour room tumtsn- Baer, Pomeroy, Star Route·. Graot St., Middleport, 0. l':ndiC::VRO~~·~..._.Ioodor " .,--,.··_..._ .._•••.'----. od and llllfumlsbed ap""' Ph. Chesler 1 ___ _e 26 3tp " 625 !D'!Jils. WV ...5414. 12 8 tic · 1'• 21 lip 2 LO'ii§; nice location. RaciM, way canSt.,be Middleport, oeen al 0. Broad· - ...... ...lc O.uOmrlnt r Dri.,..Jnro 8 20 FOUR ROOM furnished aparl ONE GELDING pony,' . one ~:_Ph. IM9-2682. ate _ _ _ _ _ __:1:_24 etc IIIVtCI tl Hllll D~leall ..., htete For S.le Auto Sal.. IJII8 '•' ----:::---:----1 EARLY Notice lwnlnp-llce W I -; GI647M I. N. WINml11, 016 4!00 ·For ,• -'" NICE f rOOm& 8Dd bath IDedL WY 2-3858 OAID •• rMANKI a aaoruuo•• 11.a '"' ·" .... .,,...,.,. • ..., Offla GI6o360 ., . ftt •c•n••w.,.. ,..... EFFICIENCY ·apartment. Ph. Mini,..,. ' " ' ' " ........ .. " <onb .::;..::~...~:,:- •• • • or see at 401 Spring 11 ::; THI WISEMAN AGENCY For ..,,___..:,_;,-.:--''--:-~---- ..__ _ _ _ _.__:_ - __ = ' Mrs. Slbin's Body ~=-~II. . Found on Fridav Spirit ap111 CINCINNAT1 (UPI), - 11rJ. " · .• . :to llft1•&'ft!i!l' S&blo, 52, i!lle Of "ibe l"'!'!!!'l:: If II r::=·~~ of rowid tbe ~ I "as lliburbQ -~ ' �/ '.• I -~ • I • ·.; • H~ ..a ., .. -HIGHLIGHTS OF,THE WEEK * ~ .·."' . j.1:~i~Coun· 'ty .,.t;--w'* '\ !( . •' ..;.-,~·- ' , • -.· Schools Swing .;. ...... - .,_ j, '. ....... "' SUNDAY, AUGUST 28, 1966 ONE, PLEA-Gf ONE,PLEA~e SEE 'EM ON DISPLAY N(}W AT . . ERF~DS ~ . • I DON'T EVEN KNOW WHAT'S GOING ON! .. · FIAT makes the lowest priced economy car on the market! FIAT.automo~';"-' <Jet to 45 up miles per gallon I · FIAT gives you more "extras" at no exlracosll FIAT is truly America's .lines! economy car! ",,. bsr Prank O'Neal FIAT600-D Abrand new laundry pair designed to help make your laundry days easier! I .,.,..,. ......... WASIIBil j; l· j·' I tl \ { \ '' "\ SHINNS FIAT SALES CLEARANCE SALEI NOW WAS 2195 1895 1995 18·95 1964 Mercurv Convertible P•rklltne, loaded with Extras L.. n, W. Yo. Ph. 451-1630 THE FARMERS BANK Con ItA GREAT FRIEND! OPEN FRIDAY NIGHTS 6:00 to 8:00 1HE FARMERS BANK and SAVINGS CO. MI:IMir PldHIIRtltrvelystllll· Mt-r P.DJ.C. POMIIOY, 0. 1964 Volksw•raen Custom C.mper, New Condition 1964 Ford G•l•xi• "500," Custom VinyHnt. One Local Owner 1964 Ford Tudor G•lu:ie, 4 Speed, Never·Been Run 1963 Ford HardtoP-F•IfiNck, Standard Tral)s. · · ' · 1895 t Pa WMII ~I Spechl 'll WIAR - f'PH,JBII' - . , . . . pluiiiJ-- ... waw Ill die IIIII old!e waob c,do ....,..., tpimrina claCheo, 10 111100111 oat wrinkloo .. Ibm'• no ironiDa Deeded. • 3• •t· .,eeolll and MW IDGII, MEDIUM LOW Alld To I'Nft ftelr ReUabllltJ, We Back Thea.Wldl A 2-Year .Parts Warranty .,·---· · ..,.., _ ........ ........... .... .................................. ,........... ·........ ·............. ··-----··--_............ . _ . __ .... ._ ...... ......... .............. _ ...,... . ........................ ................. ...; ·~- - opoed, 10 let ,.,.. ...... Ill "!!P' • IJ·IUI'I to IH • • •.• tr .llld . . - ' - · belli 1695 1395 ., .... r • \ far ' )IOIIi' ~- 1VMBLEP' laid. . I t Prsl~. tbatiR , WI~ . , . . c,deandwuhondrii>seplftturel • r:: . :· ~ , •()• '1111 ... .,._ filet. .·• •9ii+W frcNq_w""ti.il8, travelhil ar III1IXo with proper ..... • New I . •. DRID models .• Jif j. . �/ '.• I -~ • I • ·.; • H~ ..a ., .. -HIGHLIGHTS OF,THE WEEK * ~ .·."' . j.1:~i~Coun· 'ty .,.t;--w'* '\ !( . •' ..;.-,~·- ' , • -.· Schools Swing .;. ...... - .,_ j, '. ....... "' SUNDAY, AUGUST 28, 1966 ONE, PLEA-Gf ONE,PLEA~e SEE 'EM ON DISPLAY N(}W AT . . ERF~DS ~ . • I DON'T EVEN KNOW WHAT'S GOING ON! .. · FIAT makes the lowest priced economy car on the market! FIAT.automo~';"-' <Jet to 45 up miles per gallon I · FIAT gives you more "extras" at no exlracosll FIAT is truly America's .lines! economy car! ",,. bsr Prank O'Neal FIAT600-D Abrand new laundry pair designed to help make your laundry days easier! I .,.,..,. ......... WASIIBil j; l· j·' I tl \ { \ '' "\ SHINNS FIAT SALES CLEARANCE SALEI NOW WAS 2195 1895 1995 18·95 1964 Mercurv Convertible P•rklltne, loaded with Extras L.. n, W. Yo. Ph. 451-1630 THE FARMERS BANK Con ItA GREAT FRIEND! OPEN FRIDAY NIGHTS 6:00 to 8:00 1HE FARMERS BANK and SAVINGS CO. MI:IMir PldHIIRtltrvelystllll· Mt-r P.DJ.C. POMIIOY, 0. 1964 Volksw•raen Custom C.mper, New Condition 1964 Ford G•l•xi• "500," Custom VinyHnt. One Local Owner 1964 Ford Tudor G•lu:ie, 4 Speed, Never·Been Run 1963 Ford HardtoP-F•IfiNck, Standard Tral)s. · · ' · 1895 t Pa WMII ~I Spechl 'll WIAR - f'PH,JBII' - . , . . . pluiiiJ-- ... waw Ill die IIIII old!e waob c,do ....,..., tpimrina claCheo, 10 111100111 oat wrinkloo .. Ibm'• no ironiDa Deeded. • 3• •t· .,eeolll and MW IDGII, MEDIUM LOW Alld To I'Nft ftelr ReUabllltJ, We Back Thea.Wldl A 2-Year .Parts Warranty .,·---· · ..,.., _ ........ ........... .... .................................. ,........... ·........ ·............. ··-----··--_............ . _ . __ .... ._ ...... ......... .............. _ ...,... . ........................ ................. ...; ·~- - opoed, 10 let ,.,.. ...... Ill "!!P' • IJ·IUI'I to IH • • •.• tr .llld . . - ' - · belli 1695 1395 ., .... r • \ far ' )IOIIi' ~- 1VMBLEP' laid. . I t Prsl~. tbatiR , WI~ . , . . c,deandwuhondrii>seplftturel • r:: . :· ~ , •()• '1111 ... .,._ filet. .·• •9ii+W frcNq_w""ti.il8, travelhil ar III1IXo with proper ..... • New I . •. DRID models .• Jif j. . �·'11' . ' .·~'·' NEW's •.,,.,......,..,.. . . .,,l!!l!"' . '........_..,,........... ... wr.P....- .-· .:1-. ,:'"t.~. t' J •,. 'I - - ........... ._. ..... ...... ..- ... . ........... ..... ~ ~ - ... :.. .... . . . ....,...__ ~· · · · · · ---------- . . ............. ·- . . . . .. ' MEIGS Iiiii oet for with announ thick alld f teachers m l . ~- -~- ' I ' ' ' ·.r ' ) ' ' . - .. ... .._.,l I I. .\ r< lIJ· r.. IN . .. .. ..... .- ,.. I ,.Tr~ ., owtpl ' , r· f ~~ .. ~· I:&F J llfAA YOU iE£: LOLITA AeA!N, OE . ~IP VEEL IIE'iAIII LEAVE IWIIIOR! •' and school 1 i Bend ne~ •' ' Ohio River with sclJools .i day, but by ? schools in the I)' area will 1 An attendaru recunled In V High on the ' week it was the new Meij School will be finn of Sulll> . Sullivan of . C 'bert Gilkey, i of Pollee, wu. g. .. . ' -h . ' ....·,. . . motorists and careful with cl circulation wiU school. That's Gallia County, - ..... ./ , ' ' t\.A'I.Eff ... Ae!RM COhiPLel<, NS'I! 'TIIAT fll~ ME 50MI;TIIJN6TO , . . • r-•" .. WORK ON! J--.. , I FlOB. Ul'i£: AN AS'TRONAU'r! MOW DO WE DCXI'i! NOW! THE MEIGS broke aU know run last week. had over 3,000 which brought ' week to 11 ,897 not count the 2. holders. The II ancr. was 3,000 figures. Two Mlddlepo fr<d Birchfield Mary, were lnj 1 two car collli Rd . The other Chapman of RL also injured. I 'I .. I .', ' ' I II r~. MIDDLEPOR1 ed Monday tit the construction near Hobson, 1 TRUE1MI9S I ~ ~ BCHWAR'IZ ! DlGGUIGECI I>S 6U1381.E!1> YECCH, l DID GPV ON YaJ! NOW 'IELL ME THE FORM\li.A I sewage system, --tmt:fl was t:tbie fo t-198111/f kamtepunch OF '<OUR ~110NAJ.. approval from U er Pollution Ad village lot was ! 9oFT DRINK\ WMeltrfSOn e. A!f/y fried fo ex.forl '#It: 00¥1 the Citizens 001 the ijdUdlng of fate Departmen 1t1'1!7UIP! f'rom il TWORT. ZA bave confessed - ;".j County shl!rifl!i that they robll!if ville schO<•I a~ vice station. · • NIO';'EI'I WILL I8oW10 'lOUR WILl.. 1 MP..PimYI tne hondc fhr:lf ·h lte/t:f me help!~ Af ltrllf I fo brealf f~ /f/Cii<flftd rope that . fiedme-- I MEIGS Court ling o frosh coal and shines like ......... FtUN t=OR · FIAT makes priced econ~ . , the market! YOUR LIVP.S I WE'LL 8E. DroWNED IH GODAPOPI FIAT.automo! ' to 45 miles 1 ,. ''• FIAT gives "e;xtras" at no FIAT is truly finest econon FIAT& WINT-I I.BO. ~~ •' r'vc oor 11-16 WHaA QA.Y AHeAD a:> Me~, L~ 665--'HHt' CO r WANT 'TO DO *- • todq-dn 1 I !' SHIN! )• FIAT 51 }.• . I. ton, W. V•. Ph •I • ' - -- THE ' t THEN 1 MR • PETTY , • YOU'I.J.. I..EAAN THE IMGREDIENTG OFOOVI e>Y DRINKIN6 IT I (I OPE T ••· •'' N r I>ND 1 SHALL RECOVER THE J.OGS OF THE TANKFUL OF OOVI E!>Y 9UIN6 THE GOOP GUYS! �.. q ., .. ..... """'..... ' . , ... • ~. "' ~ - · a .., . \ ............ . ---·· - ....-... ·-~-· . -· . ···· ···~ .... ·--~ ~ ·· •I .., _, ••. v -··'---·- --···. . .............. ,.... ,. ._ " ..,_,. --•• - ~ " "i 'I'• - ~ - .. ·• • • . ,. • ··• N · .~ ..... ~·-"" ~ ~ '-- . , • •· .... - • ,.. ,.,.. ,.. ._ ...... ........··- ........ -· ' <0' ,. .. " " ' - • • • ' • .• ;. - · • o • • ·• ' ~ ---..... .. •"' ··•· . . ... -...... ,... .... ! •• ""~r o ' • •· ,,,., +.,- "" ...... ' . ~ ~ .' l'IIB BORN LOSER ' 'IJ DwlPI f· t 'bsP ·Art ·~-T~~--------------~--~ IN ., MEIGS lin Ill' foi' Wll~ lllick and f teachen and scbool Bend nets Ohio River willl Rcllools i) day, but br,i~ schools in "" ty area wlllt An attend"1! recorded in 1 Hilh on the < wed< it wa• '·. '• 'o,j ....' i tbe new Mel i School will be fll'lll of SuJu\ Sullivan of ( 'bert Gilkey, of Pollee, iss1 •,_.__I .·.-' , . •• Jl'l f • ~ .• •.}IfJ I .1 motorists and careful wtlh ~ circulation wil school. That's Gallia County; THE MEIG .·broke all tno• run last wee) ..••' .1 J • ; bad over 3,m · which broUBht WOP.k to 11,89i oot count tbe 1 holders. The ; llnce was 3,0C I fiBUrOS. Two Middle! frad Blrchflel• I Jil MaiJI, were 11 a two car coli ...., Rd. The otber Chapman of R also iDjurad. I • MIDDLEPOF ed Monday I the conslruetl• near ~n, sewage sysU!t approval from er Pollution I vOiage · lot wa1 the Citizens d tho ~dildlng o fate 'Departm1 ·~ TWO R'f. 2 have confessec County sb•rif tbal they robt • f. ~ pn .tlj bat. U8411U I ~ ' 1\WiL ville school a• viCe station. !1'1111111 MEIGS Cou m~. Ires~ ling a ~~ · lllil cc .. " and shines Ill , -j~'- .'"! -~ -,' ,.. . .:· ·, '- ~--· ,- .. . '"' .. ·I ....: ...... .. . -~-- . ., . ,..i , ~ ,; . . f• ~- ....: . ... . ,,., ~- .., '"' ·', ... __ .;. ' • ~ · FIAT ':•• ma~• z' priced ecc the mark~ ,. :~ FIAT .auto~ to -45 mile ::• fiAT giv4 ..e;xtras" at FIAT is tn flne$1 ecor FIAi SHI FIAT Leot~, W. V•. --- - - ' .r • ! ·. i ~ . '. ..' 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' ' \ "' .' ·ilf. ~ I IN ;.• - J4EIGS 11na111 r; wah i I=- thick~ teachers and ' Bend ne Ohio Riv "" £ with "'ho111! day, but .'~ schools in' I I)> area ~ An •ttel!d recordedfl Hilh oo iho ' "" week il ~ ' ·i the new ~ School wi~l . fll'l!l of :>111 .Sullivan of -·-.' ! • 'bert Gilker. of Pollee, 1o motorists lit careful with ,., ! I ·" ~ .' S<hool. That Gallia Count L .... ·I ME) .·broke aU kll • • I·' • t w. ·run last : bad over 3.• which brougj •~· r. week to n,l not count 1111 .,." holders. Thf ance was a; figures. "' .. •,•• M13· ~ Two fred Birch Mary, we \ < -" .. ,, ,, ' a two car " Hd. The otllf Chapman or': also injur1 Ma MIDD~· ed the OUT OUR W'AY' bsP W'alt-w-etterberg -- - .• . ..•• l cons near t' r· ~ •Y11t sewage .,.' approval f!W f er Pollutl..i village' ioi Ill: the Cilizeni~ •·' r buiidl~~ the 'Depa1 flte l have confe!dt ~ County shfl!i that they :'It THOUSANDS 011' VIC'fiM8 011' MMS 'i' TWO RT.\11 HA1 I UCINA'TION II '. • vice statiOIIl •t MEIGS Co1 Ung • fresh •c ,. and shines II til' . ;. ~ •• . '-~ I' 'the marb ' FIAT.aultt t ,;, to 45 .-l .t..•'· · IIIAT ' rt' I ' . LACKID UP I! i ville school ~~ priced •• trL mil~ !; fiAT gl~t '• "~xtras" at FIAT is In APP finest ecor ' Fl~ I ~ JU~T THINICIN' WHEN WE..WEitli CiiTTfN' INTi"'£ PUS LA~'NI~~T, FI..O, I'M L.UCKV TO 11\VS. A I.A~i; ... lllod.,. l..ltc;l "t'OI.I,,. I ' SHI1 FIAT Leon, .' t ., tirculation • THE _,,'· • 'J i! ' l' .. : ' ---. ... J .. :.: w. v•. -:.·. ~· ' ; THE -TO I If WAftYINPSII/f t'JNirAW 8Y ~IIMSI!MIIIIt: 'mi.D HE(fdiii.D t/d)tll /; '15 C." :-7-/ WAY~ Jiilf.I!!.J �, f' /, . .., ., . " .' . ,.. .: ,, ' .:r•. .' I • ·.o-~: , • ' ' ' .:j ··:.: -~-.:~~~i~.-- '· _, . . . . .v ... ~· . . ,,., .I ,, .' . '• . ' r . , enttne y.·. _ .I ·•' ' • ' . • ,' ' ,·l ' VOL XVIU NO. 93 '· ' .1 ~ ;: o<! ' DHofed I'Gi file lntia"t•" Of 7'u Jlefp.Mama <4nra ' . ,;, •j IN '·. <l);r MONDAY, AUGUST 29, 1966 ,.;; ' .. ~rJl:a oi(.IIO ' .. u • -:=~ ~ "' "'Cl .e.. e ::: - :; ~ #,,., c teachen ( ' '• ( at ·-- MEIGS > 111111el with thick \ '. ., .. ... . . .. ' ":'f. and Bend ne Ohio Rlv •• with schOoil day, but .t schools in ty . area IJI ,, An alteilli recorded ~ ! Hish on Ill week It '• lbe new School will. fll'lll of SU .Sullivan of 'bert Gilkej of PoUce, I motoristo 81 careful wllb ' ASsociation . • i' . Turnout o~ u . ' • r1 r U. S. Jets Sink PT Boat, Damage 2.Others in Rai WHAT D'YA. CALL THA'T ? · citcu)ation ' school. That Gallia Coun\ THE ME broke aU kr run last Wf ; had over 3,1 · which brous week to 11,1 not count th holders. Thj ancr. was J figures. Two Middl Ired Blrclt~ Mary. were a two ear Cl Rd. The olll (.'hapman of also iDjured. r ,.' .' • I MIDDLEPt ed Monday;· the construe OF A CUliURAL UPHEAVAL! ...... Hobsdr . fi>t1d .llayonela Sunday to keep 5,000 rrcreamlnl , lrnm Nqro demapslraton . I· WHAT rlVA.., YOU STUPID JERK! YOU'RE: LIVING. PROOF OF 1'1-E FACT lHAT llUS ClXJkl~ I~ 'SDRELY lkJ AJECD W4UWA'l'OIA, WIS. - NAUonal l1llrd lroope Jrranrllsbed . · A ~ ~OLWR~L CAl~ TAAT·r . L!f:'AeAYAL! . ' . . sewage sylli approval frO, er Pollution village' lot II the Cltlzeni the bdildln~ fate ·Jlepa ~ TWO R'I'. •J: have confess County shN' tbal "' vUlt they schD<:I'I vice station. ' . MEIGS Co ling • f.-.sh ' and shines L .- - --·---- · FIAT milo priced I!! the mark! •I FIAT.aut.t · ID 45 milt •'· . r FIAT glvo 11 &Xtras" at FIAT is lr• finest ecor FIA' . . u today· SHI FIAT loon, w. Yo. -- - - - I• c I I ...:.. ' '· ..• ' ' -· - . " . ' t ' . } ::.: I I ~. ~ .. ··;.·/ r\ <. . . ·J ".:-: _rt<·,..,.. .. ...."' "'-, .. . -'" <I; ' . ... - . ~ ill lbla _ . , Milwaukee ouburb. ! ll. wU th~ fin\ \IDle In " ' ' Jli~ry . ·I!Jal &Uif'dBmen ba~ ' bee~ called oul to meet a civil rlibll eritlf, � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 08. August Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Original Format The type of object, such as painting, sculpture, paper, photo, and additional data Newspaper Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource August 28, 1966 ayres blake houck meadows shriver siders spriegel thaxton ward