https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/e5755a7b3a38a88c05360847901c3184.pdf 60aef031ac32a4fc3397949a23dfec08 PDF Text Text ··' '' . . . ·\•; . ,' ' . ., ._·.. ~ " .~ '· ' • ,I ' ' -' ( ' '·< • ;-,'l'btDIIb'~nti.P-or~OI!QI:I., O:. ~ldl.v, AuRult,:1116,8 \ • ' -..' .- ·~·~· ··,. ' . ' " ' ' , . . " ' cloudle11 all)p a long column or brUIIant orange f t and willie smoke and ~apor. Tho rocket's. ~•load was ~ classllled "seeret.• It preBUma· bly was te&tlng new orbital O<Jllpment, pesolbly 111rvelllance sensors. The Air Foree would not diSCUIIS the shot except to say Is minute. -N- launch·. "An sky ~~ LIUL IIOT1CI experimental payload employing Notice of Drawing of Jurors an AUas-Agena launch vehicle Notiee is hereby given that a combination was launched loday public drawing of jurors will ba by an Air Force-industry team made on the 15th dl)' of August, from complex 13 at Cape 1968, at a.e olllce of the Com· Kerme<l)'." Launch Time Secret missioners of jurors in the court The launch date and time for house ol Meigs County, oblo, loday'a shot bad been a secret for the S<t>tember term 1968 of the Common Pleas Court of said even thoug[l the slivery rockot county, at 10 o'clock Lm. at the wail visible on Its firing pad for office ot the Clerk of Courts of more than an hour after its red hanger-like Gantry was moved Meigs Cour<;-, Ohio. Freeland S. Norris Lauren E. Hoffman Commissioners of Jurors Oara Mae Hart 11 •8-6-•• ' - - - - - , Dies pn Monday MEIGS TIIATI£ TONIGHT ONLY IN COLD BLOOD Robert Blake, Scott WUaon COLORCARTOON: Merlin, Magic Mouse NO ADMITI ANCE under 16 yrs. old unless accompanied by adult, parent or Guardlan. SHOW STARTS 7 P.M. '' •, WEDNESDAY & THURSDAY AUGUST 7 • 8 NOT OPEN MASONDRIVE· IN TONIGHT ONL'I' f "THE WAR WAGON" (Technlcolor) John Wayne • Kirk AND Ann-Mergret - Louis '.!.t, if ;r. ',, '•:! !"" "MADE IN P~" • '' ·'f., <"t d: ' ' ' ' (. WEDNFSDAY, THURSDAY AND FRIDAY AUGUST 7-8~ "DOUBLE TROUBLE" Elvia Presley, Ywnne Romain AND Sandre Dee-Ceo. HamUton "DOCTOR, YOU'VE GOT TO BE KIDDING I" NEW HAVEN - Funeral services for Clara Mae Hart. New Haven, who died at Veterans Memorial Hospital Monday evening at 9:45 after a long lllness, wUI be held Thursday at 1:30 p.m. at the New Haven Church or God withlheRev. David Fields, Jr. olllclatlng. Burial will be in the Graham Cemetery. She was born Dec. 26, 1924, at New Haven, tha daug[lter or the late WOllam H. Abbott and Mrs. Dora Polsey Abbott, Parkersburg, who survives. She was a member of the New H a v e n Church or God. &irvlvors ln addition to h e r -her Include her husband, Ellgone F. Harl, New Haven; three sons, Richard Lee, Parkersburg, and Robert Eugene and Hanel)' Wllliam, both of New Haven; three daughters, Linda Diane, ~ron Lou and ~en sue, all of New Havenj three brothers, Wayne Abbott, Point Ploallnl; Charles Abbott, Parkersburg, and Edward Abbott, Ripley; two sisters, Mrs. VIvian Rexroad and Mrs. MUdran Reed, both or Pukersburg. Friends may call at the FogleSCIJK Funeral Home on Wed .. nesday from 2 Ill 4 and 7 to 9 p.m. Tha body will be taken Ill the church to Ue in state ooe hour prior to services. ' _· ~j~· f' i t - r-~. • • IS · .0.00 BEAC)I (up{,- GiiYO: == Ill the -aide. Minutes berort II', 83,' _" '. t; l'bii\oro,, wll!l blaalDI!, tho rocket ba~ was. In tho ~a•ilt inaldD& _.uag H'IUid Oll)'geR vapor, ·a a left turn. W-r "*a for<ed BUretlp·•thatalaun<,;'··-aa ol{thoroadlDUte-'""'.Thtro OW'6 n ·-· Imminent. were no, lnlurlet IIIII 110 etta. The shot was easily obaerved. tionL , b)' thouoanda of cape worker• ·i::::s::>'%-<:<:::::i:':':~~m:::;:::'=l!~:'S~l:::~:. eommutlng Ill their Jobs, Ill rumbling road cou . ld be heard Rae~mo for miles around. It -s the first claasllled 1•a} ·-· , b1Ji1 110 fii'UdiiO for leedlllf 011' Se W ~ ft•....,lo.,ll....:-- • ..,-. Thellll<Qieller ·~_WII<l'JII·. tlal nomiJieo; n. • cu;u. . •.. ,: . !,..'..,.( .•• , uoO ...... ' .. - · - # . . eeclecl IIIJII11nc. ~ llrlltell' Mllo-'cbu..UJ, .. tho . UnNJiont.lnt, ha -,14• the · • ~ ~-· J • , ' IBM cciorieiitloi\ i--• W!tlj t h • M&aloa dial Ia"'... IJilo ..,.•• ebllrman, •'" ~. •· Ou ' · -• IIIOI'IIIni hours, :;::"Rocla!!ell; EVans of Wlilllln8tm. the koy• 0 ·. .. • belle! lliat more _,. · •ilndtng 10 oi iuid hope In ldvlaera llld Nlxotl Til's "deft. IIOier. . ' · I · ' . nlte!y slqJped• 00 the first bal' A olnllo CCIIVentioD MisiCII . . • tllelr IIVoL· > • eiduled for tc:x:lq 'all Gilt l"..l...·u rt · ! N he Hid. ''Thl•~ tri~ lot. was sell . ·· • , . . · ·· -'-'0 ow, , . . . , ""·' .. .!..JC Some ~ Roekofeller's iuwor- In die prime .ovealq tline for · · · , . · -. . ; trated, sollletllnN ~nw, ~ ten ·bapn 111 W<n:<Y tbat Relilln televlalon. The -'<era 1!111 inGALLJP:6LIS; Ohio (UP))·.;. A.: time• elbbaulad l.\li!lllld'all KJ rather than Ro<ke!eller mllht elude Thomas E. Jlewte', •19U , oeareh cj~Utba~el•. -~·w +l• m .al~...: plek up a.e m.vblea If lbt ~ · · . ~d Nolq, IS, Jir Belpre, OlilO, 1Q tD ~db . , _... , . , . Nlxotl drive did ""ceead. Some ' p at •Cour 'e oe•s """'-'~ ~eraey New York deleratea lll!!dilld Ill ""'~·@j _ :;;o WOod CloUlV Jill .,. ·Patlcer&· dlacrlmillltl~ ~f . ~ Rockefallor told .....P,an tbe;y ' . --•. bur& W. Va., Jail .wbq ''I, , · .J....;.;.rltlea .J would throw lllolr votei Ill Nix· 1"1• ' ( -..! .Ill pi • ..,. franj ":"~!!' . f'- · •t•· Q:f1.~ ":' ..:.l,d( 011 and lnlllll'O hlo llomtnaUOII hare MGnda1i ' ·' ·.>' -< ·· . ~IUI.CI !'li)Jf *~;>:·• If tbe;y saw any ehance IIIII the · . Noland 11111_·t!lrlle ,_!llblr mea · , · ,.' . , :.....,: 1_ .1_,. end result of the Ro<kefeUerCINCINNA'I1" (IJPI) _ A 30.. t~l!llecl ~--file_ ~;In r 'y u I. ·~ .' _' R - malltlon stralel)' might A... w-khouH term Ia to be erlbUra 1~ ...... Ill lias pt<k' ' '·". . ba nomination or the Calllonda _. --~'ed .... Chtrlea E, T"-- ed up_........... _....... _ .. ' ' - '•"' "1 . 'I "' ·-...- • .,. -......, (IOVllrnor, - a juror wbo refusedloljl'ee Moadlt, - ~ Wilt tahion Ill Pomeroy COODCII waa !llillilt R - formallt ~ 1o 1 gu!IQ- verdict ~UH ho c!Q- pollee the to llll&teraquorumMondi)'Dijbl. himself a candidate Monday _ did not •••~ of 1 bow., eaua- proOoedlnga _.m., 1, IIOihlnl''clllldal"~wu ••· -r •.• two dQ'o ahead of aehooMe - In •- 1 mlafrtal F"""'• ln. a.e eaoe ly failed Ill llaep, ID ll!'e 011 tbo compll"'ecl. .. "• '._ an el!orl to <hlp "'*1· dtleple or " . , _ ,. . p - 24, .~ ....... with priiiHIOr IIIII he wat . kad out oltbe ReproBentatlvea "(• tile Jtro""''""' ,_..,. IIIJ>porl from NlxDa before ltwu 1-~~- 1 race tlot here April <GIIItroom umatli:ed. matlc So!et, Cou_lnll COIIIJ)Iny, too late. 8.""'however, ahowed~cnm. , . pre. Nlxotl'a orpnlz- 'roported 'lbon;laOII ..... grllted • 1•000 ,.m I film on I IIBf!lll . ..... . dial Its IIOH- &bowed 110 bend b)' Mualeipal Court Joo:lge that ~<U .~)i,loii!"Jlllt ;lif ' .o f Immediate evidence or a Rea-< C;eors, Heltzler pendl- outiklcldlni of -~ · a ·! e;a · ..... Q..__ ()rd r, . . . _ple_ kup or deleplfs, but Giere COOle of the ~peel of the ..... o:n~~~pens - · e d one bl . v~ wal concem IUIIOI1II'filxotl men •·-t- court· -vlction. -•lee Furtbilt tU..,..o--·.... ..,. ....,.. , ....... · dial Reagan's long""""'ctad Ill· Hellzter aald T]loq11011 had A report lrom the Ohio Liquor alon oo llle .OQI!P,mibt wiU be IIOUIIcement mllht swing R e p. "made a moe~ of trial '111 Control ~ reeamly stated lleld at tho aealloD of....,. James c. Gardner, GOP nom!. jury'' · and had lied ·dJu'lqt jill')' that the p•~tti of cardlrial £1>. ell. nee lor governor North caro- aeliictlon when he laid he had terprlaeo business as SbeMoyor_Charles iAP1' npK'i• Una, 1ntD the R_. camp. no preconceived Ideas about Mng ~rlags ifould be auspendad ad tD Clerk Ems -~· IIIII Roeke!eUer mot privately with the cue. 16 of ,,_ 24 because tax 111888• Counellm011 Frll'klln Rl-, J.pu I' of hi 1 hi--' --~• 1n hi 8 ......., .,....~,~ D ..... n _ _..._ &-'" • • w - .. aera mentohldnotbeenpalcl. ........ n · and . •..., hotel suite for several houri earHowever l representative of jDIIrd rail hal bean roiiiOIIecl Cll 1y loday. When the aesakm broke . WOMEN TO MEET the ftrm ~~ presented 1 letter Uncoln-Hill aiona Ute .~ t1llt up, Sen. Charles f!, Percy or ~lscopol Church Women wlU from the Attorll8f General's of· b_on!era dle:CIIt*'lllllaher propOllnola was asked lflr<d>lewere , meet for 1 potluck luncbeoo at lice lndleatlq thet the IoNas- orf;J IIIII arranaetn..a an . brswlng. 1%:30 p;·m. ThurSday at st. Plul's mOll! was polcl about mi.Wuly, bltng mad!t for lnatellaiiCII of "On tho contrary," he laid, Lutlleran Chureh. Following tha addldonallf8hlaoatheriv•lratt lndlcallow the ouspenalon r111ort • "Nixon Is definitely stepped on 1~, WUI!am B. Thomas ol of tho Ohio Liquor Control Boord Pll'ldni lol. New loadlntl ZClll8 tho fir!! ballot." 11e1mont, Mass., wW speak. 'II8Da aloo an ¥ngbelg!lt Ia In error. · . .. .. - •• Nixon, wbo did not arrive In the convention city unlil Mmday ntg.~ reeelved hlageodnewa RHODES KEYNOTER tor the day wllen Gov. ~ro T, lCoaiiiiiOd !rom Paiii I) . . CHARLFSI'ON, W, Va. (UPOA&new of Maryland withdrew as major holdouts 1ato line with produ<en wbo aereed Ill reec,lnd.Prlee a favorite son candidate and en- Ohlo Gov. Jameo A, Rho!lo• will lner-L ~· steel corp., tho nation' tldrd lorP•(p>!liduw doraed Nixon. This deelaloa was g!YO the keynote address AuJ. IIIII aq>piler of about 19 per eent of a.e alee! f!Od b7 the niU!taz7, expected 1o put !6, possibly 1'/ 14 at a.e .....ta,y alate Reptblllt would not raise prleoa after .U on atee1 for ~ • or Meeyland'a 26 votea tn Nlx- can Coaventlan Ill. ba bald bare ...........t caalows IIIII borbod wire. on's co11111111 IIIII the b~ance tn at a.e Clvle Centet. Armeo steel, fourth targea~ saki It would 10 baek to !lie old R~!ellar't •. price on atabilooil steel ind ae~m~i.- 1ifllt uQii In blmibi. 11111 II Roapn made hla formal anlet lfaDd a •s a ton boost for ahe1l aiM!. 1101111cement or eandldaey be· tween tho mom1ng and eveelng MEIGS GENERAL HCJSmAL AT LEAST FOUR ~N$ WERE wounded oorb' !*r wbell uaalona or the -">1 day ol' Admi&Jlonl - None. &liDs blazed Ill a Walta dlatrct park In '-"'AI'IItltL ~~ olllDlaehargea- 1'tJne. Ute mentiCII. eora llld some of Ute Ylcllllla - all ~· '- .._, ha• beell lof.< ., ,. ' ' ·. ., cD...!-'-nerju'st Sm lis . ,: - ', lao. Amari_..,.. lliealuna or a·ty Events · apace taunehlng at the cope Q _ _ since 1963 - n 11110ther AUaa- ~ !le'ro_l!f! Agena orbited a pair or mclear detection sutellltea. That PfO' By MRS, FRANCIS MORRIS gram, called "Vela Hotel," was Nra, Eatber,J.orwoworth Weal later made public. and daQshter, NrL Charleo W.. i!W\Ii· •·" .' ' ' ' Vandenberg Launches secret Co 11 J hDite tor Since then the Alr Foree hal rill ' r., wore BBe& been carrying out secret sate!- the r.o,...,orth reuniCII helil 11 dleir home, Raelne Route, July from V d lite launchings an en- 21. Thoao preoent were Mr. IIIII berg Air Force Base, Calli., MrL Ernest Looweworth, Chlr· with a variety ot rockets. Many 1 •- w " u- -~ M r .. ........ . ... i ... • UN of die spacecraft orbited from Cbs 1e Dobbl p Vandemerg are "spy In the r s ns, awrucket, R. ...... sutellltes. I.; Mr. and Mrs. Paul MeSwagln lliiHDI! ...., and grandson, Stephen Baker, of Vandenberg Is partleularly N Cwnbe '·nd W V Mr ew r.. • • L i • suited for such reconnaissance ...u• - Mr L J 0hn •_.,.awo · rth UN -~ missions because rockets can be 8011 f Nl wv 1 o tro, . L; Char es, !Ired safe'" " on due soutb Robert and J ames ~•Ins ~ of trajecU>ries fAl place sate!Uteatn Me•· h N J 1 M-._ -~ Mr polar orbits that carry them we en, • ' --· -~ .. over Russia and Communist Charles Cornoll, Jr. and son, Billy, Mrs. Gorden Wea4 Debn, China at least once a da,y. ru.~· J 0 hn ..... "•-•...a., .;.....,. fon Wormed sources reported ~. uu .......... UN er_ Mr. and MrL Crttt -ord of that there are several more Ra · cape launchiDgs planned In the Cine. secret Atlas-A gena programs, The Booster SUndly Sehool with shots expected at throe ID clua of FlratBaptist<lturehmet at die ehurch Tburoday evening, &;il;, live month Intervals. July 25, Mario Housh was progrom leader, using tor her theme "Love... The scripture was John 15:1·14. '!eadlngaonthetplc were given by -members. Durlow the business seulon, the cll1ss voted to buy tlqa tir die church. Potluck refreshments were aerv· ed Ill seven members and one gues~ The class will have 1 ••lc· nlc for the next meed~Wo Re•. and_Mrs. Paul Sellers attending the E\JB camp meetlowat Sloutsville. SAIGON (UPO- U.S. Marine Mr. LyM Mallory wbo ls staartillery mounted on anchored tloned ln Norfolk, W. Va., spent river barges cauglit three bands a tew da.Yalwith hia parents, Mr. or Commwrlsts on the move at dusk Monday south of a.e allied and MrL Charley Mallory. Mr. IIIII Mfs. Merle Sehroed· base at De Nang and kiUed 41 or and sorui, Steve and Ron, and guerrillas, Americn spokesmen daugliter, Mae Fern, >tatted her said today, Alerted by hidtlell Marine porenta, Mr. tnd NrL · Francis J•spotters." the 105mm and Morris, enroute to their home 15Smm gun crews blasted the In Columbus from three and I lines or Communists moving half weeks . vacation trlll'throuilh througb the An Hoa Valley 1 an the sooth to Key Wes~ F1a. Frances Sa Ylge relurned Ill old Viet Cong hldeoot 20 mUes her home In East Liverpool aft. sooth of the Leatherneck ard b)'stardera. · · '~. "-' ·~' or spending two weeks with Mr. Air Force base at Da Na~ it wu die soe<md malar dlalurllU<e Ill durltlll:lht ~okesmen said they killed and Mrs, Guy Nelgier. She wu In tho south central aria C1l Loa Anples, pradcllld~ I!Nblllld 25 guerrillas of one 60-man unit accompanied by Mrs. 'Corbett b)' NegroeL On Monclty ovenln8, threci 101!!11 Negro nien wore , Cleek and Corlcy. and another 16 trom two killed In • ahwith Lot .qalee pollee In the Cftlllbaw dlaMrs. Besale Pickens and Mr. smaller Communist bands near· lrlet, el&bt mlleo frilm w~ua. TwO po11CCIIIIIII were WOunilotl. Dess Erskin ue spending two by. There were no Marine weeks at Frankrort, 100. casLBltles, they said Mlas Mildred Housh telurned The An Hoa Valley is the focal point of the Cmmwnists' borne after two weeks vacation Resignations of a principal and wlddl is the opening bulld!i> threatning Da Nang m;l ln Akron and Sandualcy Bay, of tho Mr. and Mrs. Richard Curtis bus driver were acctpled Moo· the coastal lowlands shout 350 - l<hool term. Permlaaloo was ll'*lUd for miles north or saigon. The and daugliter, Sherri, of Fair- ilay night b)' die KJ<ger Creek guerrUlas sprang a series or born, are gUests or his parents. Lo~ School board. dla 'falotl< Ill .JimmJ IIIII Da· HOLZER dOS'JilTAt' .:_,Niall: iU. 3 Oak IIIII; Ooeii T, 8mllli, They were b)' lhrloy !hots, vld White, of !lieablra, tD a.e tng houri 2-1 ambushes and launched a wave Mr. and Mrl Harry CurUs. 7-8 p.m. Par- Itt. 2 ~~ Mrl. f.WU. Mrs. Audrey Wilson and chU· Iormor prlnclpal at AddavUle of sheUlngs from the An H«~t Southern local Sehool Dllllrlct e111y ali . Pdalrjco .Ward. Ward, Rt. 1 Vlnt!rnJ ilra., Jla. dren or Jackson spent saturday Elementary, IIIII LuCier Llmlll!', base last week. In Kllp. ADMISSION$ u1 Ill. Baitaeh, Ja<IUI(Jn; ./lfl'a. wlth her mother, Mrs. Harry die buo driver. Moving fAl hoed <Jf aoother Follawlnl Ute approval oflbat c. ~ Jau~us, Sr., Rt. I Rolli• R. MeCIIA, Jackloll. ' Non-Uaehlng periiOIIDel hired motion, a .reitolullon waa Pllfled Aahllllld, , KJ,; - ~ J, .1'1i0mpCommunist buildup, 1,000 ~ Hl)'Dian. D.ISCIIAJIGJ!:S:,, · , Mr. and Mrs. George Gemelm· were FAN Coon, Betty Moloo, per& of the 1Olst Air cavalry In wldcjl dla~ntatecltll!lf~ J51h' eouri' IlL; Cliorlal Cyntll1a Ai11l Brolin, Nra. Jfl'.- , Division kicked off a new er of Mir.ersvtlle Route spent an IIIII !iilrley Jmeo, IOibllltute not pennlt - · tD bo ret.,. , Jonel, Allhland, KJ.; ifra, VIr'' ryE. CbaneJ aediOII, ...... E1J1¥1 evening with Mr. and Mrs. f'ran.. cooks. offensive along the Oriental ecllo allier cllllrlcta ~.•.llJe 81! lfaore, Apland, . I(J,; NrL E. Coen, William J,DPb,;WB,,. Sara Sommen, Cherie& EIU1, aeboolyoor •• of .\ua. 5. River 25 miles northwest ot cis Morris. Eiail J. oot.alry, ~ MrL llairi T. Dee!, MrL ~ ~ " Mr. and Mro. Dana Maoaar of IIIII l'e11117 Thomas wen. named Sligon on Monday, spokesmen Tho omual · _..-!ai~C~~o D. Evana, Ama!Jda; MrL llotw1lle an4 Wi.i!ili ClrdevUle vlalted Mr. and MrL BUbllltute bus drlvera, IIIIICbarsaid, _ , IIIPfOYed r~ In I ope. .Mar7 McGowall, Rt. t Oak IIUI; M.. n.u..a, 'Riehatll L,' Fet.ICIII; Francis Morris, MoMay. leallrwnmond a!ull.tlmedrl:rer. da1 maettn& tatallqj ..11!,110 Flqyd lilover, Pl. Pl01sant;tlevo Trael S.·FIIwlor, Mra. JII!Milll. With BS2 bombers blasting Larry Wolfe IIIII Roger Birch All reealvecl ~ear flQIIIractL tn a.e _ . t flltld, •196,01'/tn their target area before the lloriurbr. 1!1. 1 Mrs. Jaaae Hammoocb, Mra. 11llowniDJ lnBUran<e ~ "Micldle- - . 11111 ...9110 .1nhm<br0om J, ~; Rlo~_:Mra. assault, the Americans stormed spent a vacation in canada on a Dal· rae!, lioyt Ii. Klmbei'lltl;.. Md, port wao ll'8llled die tnauranee flltlda. in alxlard helicopters against fishing trip, "'!" · L . Wlc~ lii: UaekiOII; Jameo L, Mohler, Mra • .!olin S.· Kelllleth SWart acc01q10IIIed by ' contract oo 13 beaea, two u-ae. light resistance. Two U.S. Dorool E,' PI~ ,Jr., Pl. PIOU- r./oo!er, .Nra. 1'lid Nibert, Will• soldiers were killed ard two Harry Ackworth of Akroo apent toro, and a plcllup tn~ck at llle• ant; Mrs. ~...._. ""1vera, Allll· ard H, i!i1bert, MrJ. ChN't•• Ti'-.. ,_....... PUIUDI ......... ,._.... Wllbr . wounded ln the earl,)· going, a weekend with Mrs. J a in e 1 coal at $821.89 a year. land, KJ<.; Mro: :.totmH.Cordll!', ..... ... SWort and the AI Crow tarnlly, Rizer 011, PomofOI', wuglyan with no significant fighting 8 Belmont llr·I : PIUIII F, DJe, "'"'er (nplred), IIQ'rl 0, WarPorn relurned horlle with · her a psollna contract. However, all Swim r"'orted. Wollaton; Mrl. John· F. Gr.,-, · ~ Mr1. ~ E. Tuckar,lilra. The octenslve began as U.S. father after visltirw her toustn, fUel oil bld1 were reJected. . Two perMIII were treatad at . ' . UWird c. Cooper,, ' ., ' j NlllC)' . Crow, who ac._anled The board approved • motion Intelligence Pllld the immediate V • Mamortal lfoJPltal Ill ogaia adverllte for fuel oil Monday a1l8niDDn aa die ~•lull threat of a Communbt offensive them for 1 vlslt In Akron. OWen Watson IIIII Mr. andMrL blda. ' ' against Saigon had eased. C1l 1nc1c1on1,1 wh!Rboecurredwldlt Robert Housh spent a weekend 11 The evidence is overwhelm.. The meeting • lor i!eptem. they llfllMtlng. ln Mlehlpn with Mr. and MrL ber wu changed from tho first ing, however, that there will be K0!1101b WW!amJ,. Chlrleslea, lloaday Ill the first Wednolday, W, VL, Wll D-talad at tile boaa massive attack sooner or lvonWatoon. Mr. IIIII MrL stai>Joy Wolle of later," they said, lrdicaUng It pltal illlero be waa taktll bi ' . . ' Columbua were weekelll guest& .., would probably oeeut before LODGE TO MEET tho l'olller'lf · ~ of Mr, and MrL Ben PhUaon Oclober. There WIU be 1 reau1ar meet- I wai ....,..-tad that WIIJ!Ima and Mrs. Mlna LewiL lqJ of P001ef0j' Lodp 1114, F ·had aiiiiDII ~ at !lola!. MrL Helen King and daugliter, ou Pari<. · , , Paula, went fAl Kanaaa Ill vlolt & AM. at 7:30 p.m. II die ~e. Relrealunenta will ~ . to ,tht •bolt'lll b7 prt. for 111 lndeftnlte time. bl aerved lollCMIOW. die vale <II' WU 1li*IJ Gllltay, Mr. and Mro. Cl,!de Cross and ' lng. All maoter maaCIIB ire U.. PemmJr, wbo Wll lnllt!l!ar Lym and Ra.r of Columbua apeot a neell ~ ric~ecl IIIII!• a weekend w!Ut Mrs. Howard Ylted. · . ~ IIi tile Qhlo· R!Ytr. ; Nelgler IIIII other relatlveL ' lllbeland Greua StmpiCII viilied Mr. and NrL Charlea Beecle and Chuck, In CGiumbua on SalurdQ' and Sundly. llr L Clarence Bradford llid Branda ore vlaltlng Mr.lllll MrL Leon Jcmlan--aed daQshter In eo. lumbuo. ,. . Mr. and Mra. '' Cheater SimPICII rotumed hoille lrom 1 Ylalt In Columbus with Mr. and M r L '111om11 Artlwlllid have loll tor 1 lew dQ-1 Ylalt In WooiiJIItlcJ with Mr, IIIII !lra. 1111an -~ Juror ra,.;:-.,ed' lllillr7!Nto w··Ith UJDtempt 'i' . .Pai:k• Of old car for the birds? T _ h u Shr.naag Oear ot· ••. · , cru1-. ---a News Qrie{s a oceur YOU CAN SAVE w. WITH A CITIZENS NATIONAL 5\ NEW CAR LOAN Don't Delay-See Us Today 5% lntere11 Paid On Certificate• of Deposit ' w- s. dliJilar, t.or*' e. ·a Two Treated for /fa ilona I lneideats v·~. -e MIDDLEPORT 0. '· •' same assignment. The board set Aug. 28 and 29 for a...W buDding Inspections preeedlng the opening of sehool thls fall. II was agreed lnfortnal• ly also to Jqvestipte what eQ1111>ment hi stored that might be sold If lt Ia not Ill be used ln the fl>. lure. Several board members spoke of the mORe':.Uy value DOW placed on old-fashloneddoskund chairs by eolleelora. II e"""'h such equipment is on hand, per· haps an auction will be held. EVENING ACTIVITIES THE BOARD AGREED tnavold c.._... w-• . 1011 ~ ~~1~~·~~~- . r '· proddoe cblldr011. i!l9ut • ill!~• ':e•P for ~ ......,.. ..-WiiiDt • · '. I ' • ! • i~~~~~~i~~:1~~~~~ '!t,r>t;_~/01f,~;,1·,.i':-'l<,;;lll,' ' • acbedullng an,y evening aetlvltleo whleb begin after 6 p, m. <milch Wednesday ol the new school year, It was pointed out that th11 C<q~~eratlve la a move with ehurches which hold mldoweek services, or plln special events. for youowpeople during the school year. The reaislatlona of Margaret Gerlach .and Edra Evans, wbo haYO been cookaattheMicldleport High Sehool, were aecepted m;l employed were Mildred HIIDIphreys and Francea Triplett. It was ogroed Ill accept the bid • Now You Know of tha Ohio Valley ChrlslianServ- l co camp for the Bedford School no longer used in the district. The FOICI recentq bid$7,500for the bulldlow and grounds ata)lll[>lic auction. The organization has 10 dQs to meet die terms of the purchaslow agreement. A right.oof..,IJ' 111 the Bedford Youth Center buUdiow, near t b e school, wUl ba provided In the deed to be lasued to the Christian Service camp. WORK PROGRESSING GEORGE HARGRAVES, sO(>Or· at y Early In a.e 4th Century there ware 36 triumphal ar<hes In Rome, bulltlo commemorate Ute outBiandlng doeda of men. Three at tho arehoa have aurvlved. lntendent, reported that work oo die Rutland IIIII Sallobur!' El&menfar)' buUdlowa la prowreaalng weU ud ahoold bl ._leted by Aug. 15. Be also reported tbat tootera have been poured at a.e aile ol tho new high sehool ln tho Roek Spr[JWa area IIIII that tha ftrst S(l.(oot ...11 seedon Ia fDIOIRIO place Thursday, The board agreed thai tho Molp Count;y Commtastmen must be COIUc~ ed 1o make orr....,.ents for blacktoA>ing the roed tD the new high school, • The _..tDIGndent wos also bld by tha llowQiow lnoUI'IIICo authorized Ill hove the borbed Agency than the COlt oflerecl • wire fence along tha •lte of tha the next bidder wlth die t50 MW school removed It such 1 ductible clause loeluded, H 1 r· move ls found Ill be ad'""Jii- graves reported. eoua. POWCY APPROVED It was agreed to pay an '-PPN»:· TilE APPROVAL OF fGrma1 .s.- lmate $100 difference In the costs lnYolved In purchaaing the comprehenahe school bus insurance, The policy does not contain a $50 deducdble clause as J)laMecl, bJt Ute ecldltional cost for the policy Is leas than$100, Hargraves said. The increased cost. without the $50 deductlbl.. \Use, is tess as policy statements for pollete1 preYIIOU!y adqit<!d and ._ In erfect Wll gl ..n b)' a.e board and Giese _policies Include: -Office hours during die ached year, prlndpals' otllcea, 8 L m. ID 4 p, m. i lq)erintandeat'a ofllce, 8 L m. to 5 p. liD. • Weather en tine Seattered ......... and lflm. dersbowera over the - . toDilbt IIIII Tlaireda1. CCIItltllecl hot and bumlcl. Low tonight In the 70s. Devoted To The lntere.U OJ The Meigs-Mwon Area . VOL. XXI NO. 74 POMEROY-MIDDLEPORT, OHIO ' 1 WEDNESDAY. AUG!JSf ! 1968 FIVE CENTS . Rocky, Reagan, Battling Nixon to the Wire Favorite Sons Hold Ballot Keys MIAMI BEACH {IJPI)- Two loB& than the 14 for Nixon would quead0111 wUI be q>permoot spell trouble for the former vlce tonight when GOP convenUon president elsewhere in the delegates begin balloting on the south. presidential nomination. Colorado- Gov. John A. Love WUI the sooth atlek with ls for RoekefeUer but has been Richard M. NlJalll or swilPII Ill able to get only 3 delegates fAl Ronald Rllpn? lollow his lead; Sons. Gordon WUI tho favorite sons- James A!lott and Peter H. Dominick A. Rhodes ol Ohio, ~ balleve thO)' can get 14 for Romney o1 Michigan, Fr , Nlrui. II Rockefeller is to pin, Ctrlaon of llaDJIB, Clifford. Colorado is a target. caae of New Jersey a F1orlda- The 34-WJte dolep· Winthrop RoekefeUer or Arkai>o tlon Is trying to pressure Nixon aao- hold out througll tha ftrst lnlo acc"'tlng a conservative ballot? rwmlng mate. Delegation has a Here are same key state1 to gentleman1 s agreement to vote wateh when the roU ls called: solid on first ballot either for Alabama- Latest lnformallon Nlmn or Reagan, except for lndleates 1 split of 14 favoring Gov. Claude Kirk who is for Nlxotl; 12 for Reopllo Anything Roekefeller, Other southern; (CootiiOied on Page l2) Youth Dies The Ohio State Fair which opens on Aug. 22 wW have 1 DDDber ol "flrltll," events or 1 novelty nature, headed by 1tate otftclal• wbo ore wanUng entries. One ~ those features will be a hog calling eonteo~ Tbla event Ia bltow headed b)' state Auditor Roger Cloud and will ba heW on .W.mosday, Aug. 28, at 4 p. m. Appllcotlons may be picked~ at Ute secretary's omco at the Meigs County Fair next week. In Accident With Tractor POINT PLEASANT A Now, 1011 sotta !ldmlt - die tractor aecldent on Jerrya Run bert lo heading the first Buek- State Fair Is rlaily gelling 1ntD Road 20 mUea soutb or Point "flO Barberahlp ~ariel Fun- folkay activities, Pleosant claimed the life of a t.st which wUI be held from noon' 17 -rear-old Maam County boy A REMINDER: Ill 4 p.m. Smda!'. Aug. 25. Her1\iesday at about 1:30 p.m. Voters of tho Columbia and bert la - g for at leaat 20 Garry WU!ard Planto, son or Dyeavllle voting preclnete - a Mr. IIIII Mrs. Walter Plants or (llarteta. Another 'tftrlt" Ia a bubble part or the Alexander School Jerrys nun waa reportedly drivaum In three age groupo. Dlalrlct In Athetla Coual,y Ing tho tractor wllai It overlumRel)lllrallon lor this oonteot wiU may eut abHIUe ballot• on ed and crulhed him. start a1 8:45 a.m. on 1\ieada,y, a tax levee fAl ba . - upon In Dr. Jolm M, Grubb, acting Aua. '¥7. Elimination heats Will the dlllrlct at a special Aug. coroner, ruled death was ckle be held at 20 minutes Interval• 13 election. Voters of tho two Ill • fractured skull. with a.e !ll'and ellamplooahlp Meigs preelncta who wW not Funeral I<J'Yices will ba 2 OYCIII fAl be at 3 p.m. T e d W, be In their voting areas m Aug. p.m. Tlllreclay at BarlDn Chapllrolm, aeeretaey ol - . , Ia 13 have until 4 p.m. thla Tlairs- el E.U.B. Church, Apple Grove. day fAl coal absentee ballot• at In ehlrge. Burtal will be In BarlDn Chapel die Meigs Board C1l Elections Cemetery. And - !all but not leaal Giere will be a decorated bleyele orrtce. Born June 30, lUI at Pliny, eontea headed b)' Warren c. Meigs County realclant.a 1110 he was a student at Haman High Ne!MII, hlghwa,y aafet;y dlree- are reminded that entries wUI Sebool. be aecepted through TburadiJ' tor. ~rvlvora Including tho parThla contest alBO h tor two at t p.m. for the 105th omual ents are tour brothers, Kenneth age <IIIIOS and omong t h e Meigs Coual,y Fair. Don Rau- Plants, Keith Plants, Joe Plant& prlzeo will ba new bleycles and tar, seeretarJ, is at the fair and Michael Plants, all al home; tho winnlnll four will rectlvo board olftce at tho Roek ~ring& live alstera, Mra. Donald Glenn their blcyeleo on a &bow tale- Fairgrounds from 10 a.m. to or GalllpoU• Form Mro. Richf p.m. eaell day through '1111ro- ard Rainey or Parkerlburg; Mr1. YIIIad from the fairgrounds. Tha event will begin at 9 a. day Ill aceept the entries for Meredith stover of Al)ple Grove, numiroua deportment&. m. on Thursday, Alii- 29. IIIII Cheryl Plants and Klmberb' state TfCl8BUrtr John D. Her· -.at News .•• in Briefs United Proaa lllternottonal HARVEV, ILL, - ASHOTGUN B.LAST F1RED FROM l erowd of 110 NatltO • - • WOIIIIdad dve DOII<OII!ODln nelghboriJv ~ TueeciiJ Dl&b~ The youtllo l'CIIDiedlnto thlo ouburblhree mlleoaouth d. Chlclao IIIII two 111!11'1 o!llcera wtro wounded. hlicl eordoned oil I 12-bloelHaW IIIII thraeoblock-wlde alretdl at HarWr'• Wool Side - •• boaflrea burned and ear• were oloaed11111 a eurlew oo until 7:30 a. a1. COT. The trcd1le bepn at t p. 111. Tuesday and llad~%:30 L ni.IGday•.AIIoutlZ youtlla were arreolecl and three per10111 IDJurad. By cl"'*' Plants, both at home; a maternal grandmolhar, Mrs. Eva Shuo or Fraziers Bottom, and paternal grandperonlo, Mr. m;l M r 1. Robert Plants or Pliny. porvhor. Tho poaiiiCII Plf• . ' PVT. MICHAEL NORRIS Pvt. E.:! Michael E. Norris, son of Mr . and Mrl. Harold G. Norris, Albany Houle 2, hils comploted bls baalc training at Fort Gordot1, Ga., and has spent the past H day a Qn furlough with hls parents. Pvt. Norris was a1967 grad. uate or Rutland High Sebool. He will report Ill Fort Eustis, Va., lor seven weeks advanced training In airplane meeban· lcs. Equipment Operator Is Injured A minor accident at Forked Rwt state Park was investigated by the Ohio Slate Patrol at 9: IS L m. Tuesday. Earl Williams, 59, of Rt. 3, Athens, war~ driving a construc- tion rmd roller when it went out of control anc1 turned over. He waa thrown clear 1 but was taken 1o St Joseph Hospital In Parkersburg by the Coolville emergency squad, suffertn;g facial, chest and shoulder Injuries. No citations were giwn in a or.vehicle mishlp occurtng on ClnQtalgn Rd., 5. 4 miles north of Rt 35 Tuesday at 7:28 p. m., the patrol laid. Edward E. Reeae, 19, Rt.l Cheshire was drl vlng q> a steep grade when tho e,.tne or bia truck quit and the truck bowln Ill roU backwardL Reese jumped clear, aM WIB not inJured. 1be truck struck a renee belongtow to John T, Rawaton, Rt. 1, Ch~ shire, and was moderately damaged. The petrol also lnvesdpted In accident Tueaday at 7:45 a. m. on state Rt. 1%4, %.1 mllea east of Racine. Joseph Dale Lawrenee, 30, Rt. I, !.orw Bottom, Wll travelling eaa~ weatlellofcemer,lllll sld&ow!Ped the vehicle of Bobby J, Wolle, 33, Rt. 2, Racine, traveJ. l[JW wes~ There was moderate damage 111 both valllclea. Lawrence was cited for be[JW left ol center, and DWL te•..-r.eo a Jear. AppUcallona 11111 bo 11eund tiam tbt Jlalp L o cal llehoc\1 Distrtet . . . it Ute .lllcldltport 9chool. H._, (Contlillod Cll ~ ~2) III addltloll, a.e llllrlct Ia •Ill It's True Golden Card Plan Approved In Meigs lA>rol Meigs Local Wants 3 More Buses llano will tncludl that Ute bu•• be delivered by Fob. I, 1969 IIIII lhet nplacoment porta must be available tor a period or 10 years. In accordance wid! tbe ~peclllc•dm•, the COIIIJIQ)' IUb- mllllng Ute low dollar .bid will ~ loll the bu•• . . . u a.. opacldcallona m IIIII. Tho board aectpled Ute nola· nat!CIIB or Rollin 11.-.t a n d ThomaJ Martin U driYVI aad _..ed - J)lllldllw tbl_.t of the Melp ~ 1!oard at £41catiCII - the IIP1lOIDimel1l af . . . . . . . . drtvtrJ who Inelude Sam RalllniOII, RU!IIIIII; ville, IIIII Biller Barrell, R u tland, ware empl"'ecl •• nptar driven. II wa1 qreedlo advorllu for llalad blda 011 two boHI whlell ... 110 1oa&er "' Ill tho dlltrlet. Biela .... Ill bl Ill b)' Sapt. 10. Boord member Bill Porter IIIII •<h buuo are biGOIIDial PQIIUIU' U ueuprl." Tho bolrd claeaalld also a.e nitd foruelloolbaollllinllnanel ~ UIO of llle 1111 W'Citlaila1 tgrlcullllnt room It tbt Nll' af the ...... 111111 ~-tlwl-~cla. euaecl, lloll ., o<lkJol·watlll*l - . . , an -lltll!atlai af Ia- u• b_.""" ' trlc:l'l boon!"' - - dlat GooriO llartp'IVII, ..,... ~ ll1oUkl JII'O<lecl wllb ~ hlo plan 1<1 form tbt "G o 14 Cord CIID" billie dllllrlct. ~ tbo plan. nllciWa II or olcltr b)' Sept. I, will be • . IIJiidan <lldlllllldl " ' will eclmlt them frtt .. alllllt- -. ic oonteata: YOealiDIIII:Jt: mta · ~ ~ tal - . _ pliJI IIIII atbtr · : -'dad - ll<llool-·· ~ Will - " Cllll tbt ' ' dalalla Gltbo,... 1111-- · ldaiU l1l!lr . . , fir ... Qol6.: : ..Carda . . . . . . . . . . : ; . . . . .!'.; : l · lllt . . . - fir ~ ' l\WIIc Clll • lbollo1 ·r. ...I' ··: ~. ...... ' . ' •-· ·I ;., ..... ~ ~ llarri,,.. ~ Carda wiD iN ... iJ!IIIVIUO, lind !fra. J8or oa,ll. ..... 1111 ....., flol!ltl ........... Ito ....:\11 l'tjllllill " . . . . . ~ !Jf tile Mlddl~ - · .. ecldl• lmolyecl Ill t..lcW illllililt. ,,, '' ' . f -. tloq, lloUI( Collcill, Jiarrl.... lllllr-.. ' \~ '' Rhodes in the Saddle With tour new aehool boaaa alroaciY Cll order, die MellO Local Sehool District'. -.1 ~ £41callon Tuesday nllbt looillng for a mechanic Ill work ~ Ill advertise for In the malntananee or oeboolbua- three mora buaea In 19419. The action waa tabn alter ••• The selary for dial position hal not beta let. Larry Morrl.., aaalalant BUHOMVor, dlt board of aca- pe~ Indicated tbat he tloo would !Ike ID fill both peats had ltamod from a.e state Dtwithin 30 drql, putment C1l F4Jeatlon dial state llinl1a oro ovallable II Ute board • medlanleal work lan'l ;rour wllhed Ill lX'OC80II Ill )IUI'cha• <liP or tee, parhljla ,....d ptefer three buHS In tht next fit. drlvlns the let Ill acbool ealyear. Gila jeer. '!be boon!IO'Oad to eclvei'tlaa Al)pllcatlcl!a b bua drlvero for dla 1969 Vohlc101 uiling the - .... lll!ult bul drlnrl ... lllldllcatloaa..iaor ihe also blll!l. ~. Thl• too, buaaa purehea<ld iiveral -.tlla lliiJ bl ....... fi.om ihe CJIII<t .... with ievlral iddltionJ. . 1!1 llle lllddl~ HiiJh Sellbol. Tbo. addllla!>a tD tlleli!i<lflea- Work Opportunities Open Job, anyone? There are .Job& available In tho Melp Loeal School Dllllrlct - IIIII you don't have tD ba • 181\dlor. Kettlnl Tueeda1 night, t. h • Mtlaa Loea1 Board or £41ea1loa accepltd ihe nalgnattoa of Rob· en SWick, dl!ltrlet l<hool b u • meohanlc anc! 'tt~~ Ill· BY THE UNITED PRESS INTERNATIONAL MIAMI BEACH - THE LOCAL CHAMBER <II COIIUJIOrCO 1111 that Miami Beach mer<hlris, hotels, rellauranto 1llld nlJihl opota ore "holdlnc die line" Cll prices during die Reptbllean Nalloaal Cmvontloo. It ... it' •• pret1;Y stoop line. The corree &hop . . - In a larp hotel otrera dieM prleeo: MIAMI BEACH (UPl) ·- Richard M. Ni1011 drove toward I first Hard bollad . . Sllldtrlch, 80 cents; F1111<h lrleo, to - . ; corn. ballot vlc:tory for the Republlcaa preoldential .-!nation lDdi.Y d&or putraml, $1.80; 25 eenta. Below IIIII - aplte zero hour efforts by Nelsoa A. RoekeleUer and Ronald ~ ad IICII: "To IJilldo your tipping. In ..._ Ill lllllll,l' ""110111, Ill With the balloti"" atartlno tonlRbt. tho former rteo president reopeetfully IIIIJPst the followlna: per perMII Breakrut, 35 - . ; seemed all but certain ota second shot 1t the White Hwae. But his lll!cli 45 eaota; elmer, 75 ...... two rivals, conceding mthlng, still were tryiog to stGiJ him. Dlmer at a flrll rate hotal d1n1ne room ean coot you a Key states in the tlnal day or m111euverUW: were New JerSQ', where tavorite son Clittord C&se, a Rockefeller man, sought top~ per100 with 110 special oxtravapneeo. vent a bolt Ill Nixon. MIAMI BEACH - REP. MELVIN LAIRD OF WISCONSIN llld Florida, hitherto strong for IUalorically, ln mulU-ballol Tuelday night he thought Gov. James Rlladu of Ohio will eut Nixon, threatened Ill drift 1ntD eonventions, candidates have die Yotoa that clnc:hea tho nominatim of Rlehard M. NlxDa b the Reagan camp. That could laded out of sight mce thoy prtaldlnt. spark a Southern detection from hepn fAl slip. Therefore, a Laird uld Ohio's 58 emvenlloo votes wW 1fP Ill favorite .., Nixon and ~n-eck his hope tor a lea.der who expects the eonven~ R-• wllai Oblo'1 name 11 called dorlng the roU C1l Ute otatea. llrsl-ballol oomlnatlon. Uon Ill &<> bayOIId one ballot When Ute roU call II tlnllhed Laird laid hi thought Nlml would 11 But Ohio's ravorlte son, GoY. usually will hold back reaerve ba abort ofllle 667 vote• recplred tD M!Dinate. .James A. Rhodes, was in the strength" in order to show an At tllat poi1lt, Ute Wlaeonaln lawmal!er lold UPI Ute ebalrman, best position of all to play upward aurge on the second Rap. Gorald R. Ford of M!c~ - ' d reeosnlzo - · - The kingmaker. If he should releaae baUot. At this conventioo, Nixon has P81'11111' - ' d then amounce Ohio wa• awltcldng Ill NlxDa, Ulll hla S6 votes, it probably would put Nixon over a.e ll)p. tbrown all at his troops Into a l)lvlng him the nominatim. Hours before tho balloting 1101 110-lor-llroko <harp for vlc:tory . - r wa,y, the UP! tabulatlbn m the ftrst ballot . NEW YORK - ABC TELEVISilii'S Jlll(liJLAR oiJihll;r - · ~ During the pest week, dole- are draWing larpr \'lewiJW IUdlanets tbln Ute live of deleQ&te preferences gave Nixon 635 votes, Rockefeller 30! galea have shilled !hair alle- the Republlean National C...VIIIIkia b)' oldlor NBC or ABC, ••· and Reagan 203. Favorite sons giance from one candidate to oon1lng Ill llrly aurvoya b)' die National Arbltron ratlq lllrY· held 180 votes, and 14 were still another but not fAl a suf!lclent Ice. And ABC'I nillhtl1 90-mlnute IUIIIII1IJ'Y ~ ...,.entloo hlpi!IJIIII uncommitted. It takes 667 to extent to eut Into Nlxotl'a Is almoal u popular wid! viewers as the Dll)illly llvo pvol~ commanding lead. win the oomlnallcn. pvol comentlm coverap b)' NBC IIIII CBS, Nixon's campaign managers (Cootinued on Page 12) have consistently claimed more than 700 votes to win on an early ballot, withOUt coonllng votes from five states with favorite son cancHdates, They have applied heavy pressure to win oo the ftrst ballot, koowlng ..Damn u. If he wants our MIAMI BEACH (UP0-Gov. delegation. thst doubtl\il delegates may Jomes A. Rhodes, Ignoring "It he continues to avoid sli)port he could have made die desert a front-runner who some disenchantment among 1 position, this boat is going fAl ellort to get over here/' aatd doesn't quite make lt the Drst Ohio's 58 delegates, insisted t.o- be out beyond the throe - mile one disgruntled delegate who time. "-Y he wUI maintain his lavor- limit and Rhodes ls going to be asked not fAl be named. Gov. GoY. Rockefeller or New York lte eon's desiption through left starding on the dock.'' Ronald Reagan of Calllornll, and Gov. Reagan of California the llrst ballo~ Further unhappiness mani- Gov. Nelson A. RoeketaOer ol have baaed their wbole strategy "'We ue the most consistent fested Itself because of Nixon's Now York IIIII Harold Stassen on slopping Nlxoo on the first delegation on this tloor," refuaal fAl travel Ill the plush have all made the el!ort ID ballot. They figured he woold Rhodes said "We came as a Dora! Beach Hotel 1D meet the apeak tn tho delepteo. slip ... a l<oond ballot and fall favorite son delegation and deleptloo Tuesday because he Another caucus waa scheduled out or contentloo by a third. we're going to remain as such said his schedule wouldn't per- for 9 a.m. tocla.Y. Meanwhlle, the GOP State through the firat t.llot. We're mit I~ keeping oor word ID tha people Andrews connrmed Uw.t abwt Central Committee dlatributed Scout Cabin Hit of Ohlo. There's nothing wrong halt or the delegates were so in- another bateh of folders 1o butal wlth that,. is there?" furiated when they learned that rooms around the ell;)' detailing Over the Weekend His position Wl6 ftrmer tJan they would have ID traYOl about Rhodes' &ttrlboteL that or state Cbalrman John ......,ighth of 1 mUe Ill Nixon Asked lf he wanted Ill bo 1 Two defendants lorfoitedhonds Andrews who Slid earlier that hel(fquarters to see the candi- vlee presldenttal IQDlneo - or and two others were tined Tues- lhe delegation might switch date that dley refused to go. even the presidential IXI:Iliaee day night In the coort or Middle- from Rhodes after balloting beas hla been •uae•ted - the pert Meyor C. 0. Fisher. gins lonlght. goveroor replied: 111 don't waat Rmnle R. wu~ 26, Lanc••Also. Rhodes contill.led to reto be anything. I Just want thlo Really ter, forfeited a $25 bond pelt- IUse Ill say whom he would IICJto be an open conventlcn" Time marches oo.. ed on apeedlng charges and Har- port lf there la a aeeond ballot. These haz.y, crazy, lazy days ry D. Smith, 61, POmeroy Route And hla reluoal was Irritating of sununer are about toenclfor 2, forfeltecl an $18.70bondpellled some of his delqate1 who felt Melp County l<hool chi! dren. on ln!A>rlcatlm charges. frustrated and eoofuaed by die Clasaea will on Sept. 3 Fined ,.re Dana R. Clark, 24, governor's position. -leaa than a month away. Middleport Route I, $15 a n d 11 Looks Rldlculous" colla, and Max W, WbaUalch,18, 11 Rhodel looks ridiculous,'' MEIGS GENERAL HOSPITAL Mlcldloport Route 1, J10 and snapped Rap. John Aal'i>rook, AdmJ.aaiODS- Nme. costa, both eharged with speeo. one ol two known s _ . , The Image cit dlo Melp LoDhcharpa - None. lng. cal S<hool Dlllrlct Ill Ill era ol Rlehard M. Nixon Ia the lor cltlnna should be IJr4»:C11ecl 11111 fall. lbotlnl 1aat niJihl. tbo .... carr... a.e nigh~ Mlchlpn-1! Romney should fold u 1 favorite son, It would be a ~urprtse break with Nixon die maln baneftclary, Mlmesota- ~111 delegation, 17 foe RoekeleUer, 9 for Nixon. At th11 point, pollllcliDS wUl be countlow the votes carefully to 100 whether switches can Put a man OWJr, Mlssiaslppl- same as F101id1 and Georgia. Nlxm has lost from the Convention , .• Ohio, Florida, New Jersey Keys states will watch F1ortda. Georgia- Almost a d~C~licate or Florida but stronger Nixon control. Anything leBS than 20 votes on the first ballot lor Nixon will be disappointing Ill the former vice president. Kansas - Roekeloller badly needs Clrlson to remain as a ravorite son at least to the etxl of the ftrst ballo~ Maryland- Gov. Spiro T. Agnew split the 26-vote doleplion In hall when he quit his lavorlte 8011 ro1e and endorsed Nixon. It's 13 for Nixon and !3 for Rocketeller on the bl.ais ol the latest Information, with Rocksfeller picking up 3 votes durtow nlibt· ...s Ml(lllber at Federal Deposit Insurance I near Pomeroy, a 1968 graduate ot Morehead Unlversl1;y 1 11 an elementary teaeher. The !Drd aloo approved a one yeor leive of absence for Mrs. Eleanor Zelher. Substitute teachers' aallrles were Increased trmn the $14 a day the past school year fAl$16 a day. The new schedule provides for $18 a day after 10 cOOBeeuUve daya in the aameaulgnment ancl tor ' 4 regular salary" tram die first day when the substllute assignment lasts for at leut 30 consecutive teaching days tn the Q ' u o '*'rt. Artillery Catches Guerrillas Four ~w ~ehers were employed and substitute teacher's ~ waalncreoaed 1\iesday nlsfit when the Meigs Local s c h o o l Dlotrlct Boo.rd of Education met atJ<!IIII Middleport High Sehool. Employed were Eugene K. Blough, Olk HW, asaninduatrlal arts teac:her; Mrs. Roae Easterda7 DeBruhl, Sution TCMnshlp resident, ts anelementaryteaeher; Mrs. Christine JohnsonGuthrie, Galllpolls, and a graduate of PomefOI' High School, as l secondary vocal music teacher, and Miss Penelope Willlams, or . , Golc~Wa~er alli!f•J11:lnor!itl<ID !ihlcll •~~)'de t!""!:' lliiWI>IICW , At Addaville SChool yo~r • ., _. ~ -nf8hl wh"" EIIO!lhOWJr#lk- ~~ti:ifi.r_,_f Convoa_tiCIIIo btacllill •• e •• f!!· ~:.:-:..~~ , Sheets Resigns Post il' '· · •\If l'lmleJOY.CII Sl!'l.l~ 33' - New T4!achers Hired; Sub-Teacher Salaries In~reased ..' '' ' '' .IIIII• COUnll'; 1.1 mUes IIK1II d. . 1 :J.tlas.;.Auen· a ·ln Orbzt·,:./:::4· t t;:. p ), . ' . · 0 . WJ: · s · Jf' ith · ecret Payloa · ~~~ .~·~~i~a: - :rfU.::~~= ~. CAI!EKENNlDY(UI'O-An Air Force Atlaa-Agena rocket eiiT)'!ng 1 mrsterlous military -•I··• •~·-~~• •-· the·'"'· ~- · - - · - uow .... loday In the first secret Rpece launching at the cape In five years. The 120-fDol: rocket roared 1ntD llfo unanoounced at 7:0. 8 a.m. EDT and climbed brto the "' . , ·. . , 't ' ~llit·~~::;::. ,.,. ',.I J! ".J' c ~ ' �2 - 'l1lo Dolly Sondnel, Middleport-Pomeroy, 0., Aug. 7, 1968 Washington••• Report By Oarenee Mlller suits In the aame basic Ondlngs - crowded schools, crowd~ Receiiii.Y I .Joined wtth sever. ed Uvlng space, crowded hosplt. 11 other Congressman ln sponala, crowded hlgbways, a n d oorlng a bill In the House designed to reduce and perhaps crowded transportation laclllreverse the present migratory tlea. The pressures which have developed and continue to mount trend to Ute big cities. from this unrest have literally Titts bill, I believe, could be exploded across our major metthe beginning or a solution or the problems or the big city ghetto l'q)OUtan center&. And crowding Is oot the only dwellers and the rural unem. problem. The Image of the typi. ployed. cal central cUy has become well Migration Is one of the tnd~ great problems ot our times. known. Grimy hoos!ng, smelly Our popalatlon Is ellj>locllng and air, polluted water, ehlldren with JMq)le are on the move. E a c h no place to play, amounting crime IIKlllth over hall a mUIIon peo. rate, a deellnlng morality, and ple find the1r way from rural always, despair. This is not a America into the big cities. This very pleasant picture, but it is migration to the big cities and their environs has a number ot aide eftect problems that ac. count, collectively, lor about 80 per cent of the most pressing domestic issues of the Nation. Practically any investlgadon into our urban areas today re· uoECENTRALtZATION" I / TV .•.-. in Review never-the-less, U. appearance ....,.. are rapidly taldn&. on llle more money, mor111 programs, and the reality of our ma.ior pop- appearance ol a vast •'lboJt more coatrol. The bill I have co • i!p<llloored town" that· is cinly v•euel.y remi~ ulation ca~tera. By ROBERT MIJSEL At the begiMing of thlo cen- nllcent ot a once .rwng America would authorize the COngress to NEW YORK (UPO- Three tury, oor population U>taled •· In aaarcho!newfl'cllllers. Board- determine II lnoreased p<ibllc bout 75-ndUion. The vast maJor· ed up store fronts. and an ob· 110rks proJect• coold feasibly be Nesro high school kids from Washlngton1 D.C. were taken to ity of our ~· then llved In vious lack ol young people mark plaeed l.n or adJacent to smaller Ghana In A&1ca to see for oommuniUeo baying populations a rural environment. TodlQr we 1hese areas. themselves one or the land& With this centrollzallon ofpeo- between IO,OOO and 100,000. Parhave 200 million residents and over 70 per cent of them live in ple we have also had a corre. ticipation by the states would be from which their race sprarw. It was Intended to be a urban areaa. This means that _.cling centrallzallm of llacal on a voluntary balds. voyage of discovery. But the Thla oeema to bave potonUal 70 per cent of the people In resources and government auth~ youngsters hated much or what America live on only one per oriQ'. n bao been taken · - lor bot~ liflettll dwellere and the cent of Ule lanc:l. This ~Wems to from the towns and cities, &WilY rural anemployod. n mlgbl en- they saw. The discovery they me to be totally oot ol balance. from the eountles and ltatea.private lnduatr1 to re- made was that they were This mass migration has had to the very seat of the Federal locate from ~ urban cen- Americans who belo~d only to a tremendous impact on our en- gvvernment. Local and ltatei]OY· ters to the smaller communities Amerlta. 'This jourriey is one of the Ure soclet,y, and our whole econ- ernments have fougbt dei!POrate- at rural America. Decentralization .•. a m o v e incidents still to be related In omy. Ci1,y leadersandurbanplan- ly to retain oome aul<>o!<lrey. But Federal usistance or aidinvar. back to less crollded conditions the continuing CBS-TV doners are beset with employment and housing problema that are lably results In oome degree ot mlgbt well be the answer Ill many cumentary series, "Of Black America'" which has set itself rapidly approaching the nlgbt. Federal control. And once re~ of our problems. the ambitious lesk or tradog lln!JIIshed, authorlly or control mare stage, On the other side of the renee are seldom, if ever, recovered. March 17 Ia celebrated as the history or the Negro and So far, from Washington, tho at. St. Patrick's Day because It relatir~~ it to his Place In the we have the tural areas. Here progress Is passing by. once the tempts to correct domeadc prob. Is that saint's feast day and Untted Slates tnday, The sixth chapter of the backbone of the Nation, rural iem& have consisted malnly ot the day on which he died. • ~cant--------~~ ,i ,;T, I ' winner o1 the Peabody Award- tbe TV Oscar, Wolff would have llkid Ill develq, . a more sq,histfcated documentary format tor his examination of the riots, hiatpry and character or the Ameqcan A four·time seven • part series, subtttled The Heritage or Slavery" will be shown 'Aug. 13, 1 week trom tonight. . And althougb the documentaries represent ln their entiretJ a considerable contribution to black..white understarM.ttng executhe producer Perry WoHf is not cOmpletely hBIJPY with them. Work Under Pressure uwe sim,ply did not have the time to do them well," he said disconsolately in his offlce at CBS News. "We had to get It on this summer so we worked under pressure. A good do-cumentary series needs nine months ot gestation, the same as Cor a baby. The firllt and last of the shows are works or art but I"m afraid some of those I• between are not as good as they should. have been." 41 / . ' ,. .'' " '";, Negro. He came close' to achieving this in the widely.. acclaimed opening program, "mack History: Lost, Sto1en or Strayed." "It's a mutation In documentary rorm, tone and style," Wolff said. 11 We used an actor, · Bill' Cosby, and that vlolales all the documentary rules. The program moved on many levels at once instead of bell'll ambiguoos. Like any great work of art It had structure. I thlnh I can say the saine about the last of the seven, in which the high school students try to dlsco~r how pertinent Africa Is to today' a black American." BIG BUYS on "Super-Right" Meats! Calf Sale Planned Oct. 16th PT. PLEASANT - ; ' Seniors Have PT. PLEASANT - • Rayh (n.lnd.l. They also toured theW h 1 t e · House. and had a top-level brief~ lng from Erwin Duggan, Special Auiataat to the President, fo1~ lowed by a question-end.. nswer seulon in the historic Treaty Room or the Executive Ortlce Building. The tw()o(!ay trip was tq)ped Ofr by I perrormance by Sergio Mende• Bra!il '66 grDt.~~ at the carter Barron Amphitheater in Rock Creek Park. Among the PL Pleasant irea. atudeJaa who made the trip were ·.'JudY Halateld, Pt Pleasant; Car:ob'n Keefer, Letart; Barbara .Jane Williamson, Southside; Pau:letta Randolph, Letart; Mary lie• eon, Mason. aad Kay Dowell, •lio)utllolde. .. STANDING IEEF NONE PRICED HIGHER cun LB. ROUND iONE-SHOULDER CUT ROASTING CHICKENS • • • • .•. age SWISS STEAK • FRESH FRYER LEGS • • • • • ,.. §4c: FRESH FRYER BREASTS • • • .•. sac WINGS •• ,~33• BACKS • • • ••. 10C I • • CHUCK STEAK \;~:ER ,, CHUNK STYU lb. ECKRICH BRAND =· . S.•••IU S,n•• :::: 1111111 ""::::; that's what A&:Ps "Big Buys" are. lllctll Boloc•• Any one who needs low prices on • ,.. &9c ..... Sultua 1111 Pin • • 5••• 17• w•ill•c Flllm • • >lb. 55• ............. Flu I C.l,. MAYIIO .... llr' BIG BUYS on Produce! Any one who needs a lower tape total... JUMBO SIZE Any one who needs a store to trust Cantaloupes ••• 3 ... 98c for fair pricing ... and top quality, too. FRESH-PLUMP Homegr~»wn Spedoll ~~~ _ sgc ......... . .. 11111111 ltall11 Bru4 • ' ... Me Why Pay More? CHOCOLAT£ FLAVORED-SAVE lie Nestles Quik • • • • • 2!.";.69' WHY PAY MOREl STOCK U' NOWI Pinto Beans • • • • • 2.:, 2t Family Flour • • • SUNNYFIELD-SAVE IOc A&P VACUUM PACI COFFII ..................z !, $1.29 EJICituol Fer Dis•• . . . . ....... ':;:.· 411 IIIII ltlcll1. . . . . . . . . ......... ::;'; Ill u,ald Plllll' Drela Optau ..... ... ,: lie •rutt• llllllllf • 4 · - . . .. . . . . .. lie "llltarr IIIIard llscalh . . . . 4 :;_ • llldlllllltl FIHr ::::.. . . . . II :; 11.11 ............ II............. .':: 171 , ...... 1•111• .... . ' ......... ·:: ... . ...~ .•J:. 1 .,.. • Sll•k • • Havirtg Picnic Why Pay More? In Middleport ••• .. Ken-L-Iation ":.:" • • • park. ' Ruby IDd Dloil Vlilibia. • • Homecoming 9f ':t!2t • • • Prlcoo lo ..., u ON toH .... S.hrdoy, ...... , .... CREAM STYLi MOS ...s ~. A&P BRAND 11..L lUTTER KERNEL .• , ANN PAGE RED BEANS. • : Listerine .......Hur:. • • ' ftuti•Dd team Qlro'o • -·25 50 IXIM "-If .... * ............ u ... c... IITJA ............. PVICMAIIII OM ..._ ._ • • • IMwyPtli .... :A ..... .......... _ ... 25 ·-- ,.,.,.... " .... , ... c. ANTISEPTIC MOUTHWASH 7cOFFLABEL 0 0 0 0 0 "- VALID THRU SAT., AUGUST 10 • I 0 I I HOGG &ZUSPAN IATEIIALS COMPANY '"ONi 773-5554 W.VA. FAIRI . TIIE.TIISniiPTO YOUR FIIEIDLY liP FOIIOIUS PUIO STAMPSI CHECK ITEMS YOU IUYI , 63e 2x6'a In Steck PLAID ST Cllll • Glaat Size nllii· PIMtfofLont '-tlh 450 EXTRA CUT • AIIOclaUtlll 1'1'1- Clala'los Wlnobrtlllier Ill lilt lllifa on t b o )(alp GalllafoJII'~......,.. PURCM.la: fA fi,IO • .... """ . . . ' y......... ION A • ••IOdallon. Tropbies wm be preMnleil bJ kinship, .......... -=-:.:._o. ..... - ,._ 100 ............ 0 __ 100 0 l-Ilt. WHOLl OR SLICED Alax. .B._radfords ld~'1d A&od by Doll Wllailft-.b!dnrlllltbo SPECIAL! - ANN PAGE - TOP QUALITY Golden Com • 5 $100 A a P Potatoes 8 '100 , .. Sliced Beels • • .a .... '100 ,... Green Beans • • 7 11'1•-•100 100 Corn or Peas • 4 end Ito heading tile lllr«t'• <Olllihlttoa. Followlnr tho plerdo, tho boY• aDd their M!llu lllll' •• lho swlmmlns 1JOOI -.blob baa botn loaaed for tllo ......, b1 tile olwnl'laa !ROZEN_ 17- 2x10 thlo eveolna ita wiener roaot OW1Ini at 5:30 p.m. at tho Loquo) IDd JIUrly ·- AI, IRAND hi ..,..er WHY PAY MORE? ._Mortons Apple or Cocoanut Pies --$100 ........ 6 Ketchup. • • • h6 AIIIL, lreakfad Drinks t;··-- A & P's BIG s1.00 SALE! h4 Mlddlopolt IDd Rutland Pw Wee thrcu&ll PoJv l&'l bQyo whO plll'tlclpated In the ba• ball prclfllll atlikldl_.t will be suoato of t11o IIIV• L e a i u e SPECIIILI-A&P INSTANT Whole Potatoes Sweet Corn • • • • • • FRAMING LUMBER ... J'Ic DIXIE IIIAND-FROUN tr /tlutlll 1111111 FIHr roil.. . . . . . . . I :0 Ill • , , ... ,........, 8111•1•1 ANtw llolne? SKINLESS Ice Cream • • • 14-oL . ' ..... ate ....... WY2·2550 t.IARVEI.-VANILLA RASrBEAR'I' Blueberries • • • • That's almost everyone! Potato Chips HEATING CANNED D06 FOOD-SAVE more cash to take home. JANE PARKER- FRESH ..... ....,. AND ......... ••lleaStewl•cBttf. Belll•c ..., ..... Pork Bitt Relit • • • ..... SUPER.~16HT everything she buys. Jane Parker Buysl ,, BRAUNSCHWEIGER ... 4t SMOKED SAUSAGE ••. age WIENERS • Any one who needs plenty of special prices ... PLUMBING .... sa<: ., Any one who needs savings. • • • • Yeur.,.,......... Deller Fer BEEF RIB STEAKS "':" • • • • • .,S101 DELMONICO STEAKS • • • • BEEF SHORT RIBS • • • • • • ~WHY PAY MORE?- SUPER-RIGHT 9UALITY '' AN THO y 7-INCH WHY PAY MORE? FRESH-IV, to 4-lbt. One huD- drecl twenty~five West Virginia high school seniors returned to the Mason County area last week al'ter a red-carpel trip to Wash· lngton. D.C. , arranged by CODgressman Ken Hechler. "It was fabulous and unbeliev· able to meet and talk with the •· people we saw," one student re-ported. The Wesl Virginians listened to Vice President HUIJl.. phrey, former Vice President Nixon, ex--Governor George Wat. lace, and quizzed United States - Senators Mark Hatfield (R..Qre.), .... Jennings Randolph and Robert C. Byrd of West VirghliJ, Daniel K. Inouye ([)..Hawaii}, and Birch <: LB. Fabulous Time In Washington BIB ROAST & UP This second annllll sale will be sponsored by the Point Pleas· / YOUNG -PLUMP 10-LI. A demoo- ant Livestock Sales, Inc., the Coq~eratlve Extension Service of West Virginia University, and the W. VL Dept.. of Agriculture. The sale Will feature approxj. mately 600 head of high quaJity grade feeder calves primarily of the Hereford breed. Several Charolais cross • breed are aJ. so expected to be available. General requirements call for all calves Ill be or bee! br•ed and weia:h between 30()..600 pounds by sale time. Atolerance wil1 be given for calves that Weigh over 600 pounda. Horned ca1ves must •}!e dehorned and bull calves suc· fess!ully castrated. Selling cost will be at the reg· ular rates for the yards plus 50 cents per head ror vaccination. AU advertising fees will be paid by the stlld<Yard. . Consignment should be mailed to your local Coonty Extension omce aa soon as possible. All calves must he delivered to the stod<yard by 3 p.m., October 16. Consignment blanks aOO other information about the sale may ~ gotten !rom your local County Extension Office or by calling J~ Watterson, 576-2192, or Estal Simmons, Ripley 372-6273, Noa.h Perry at the W. VA. Dept of Agriculture, Charleston 3482270, will also have lnfornt~~* ftoo ava.IJable, Big Beef Buys! TURKEY stration t,ype feeder calf sale will be conducted at the Point Pleasant Stockyards Wednesday, October 16, at 8 p.m. .\ Big Poultry Buys! It YOII'rt ~IIC Viii'- Tilt Fairs Tills Y.. ' Mali Pl~klns llii'On Your Hudquarttrs! •sAooL£s •$HOW • TER~". ' 'fi'RAPS ·' COMaS • BRUSHES . '- ' �2 - 'l1lo Dolly Sondnel, Middleport-Pomeroy, 0., Aug. 7, 1968 Washington••• Report By Oarenee Mlller suits In the aame basic Ondlngs - crowded schools, crowd~ Receiiii.Y I .Joined wtth sever. ed Uvlng space, crowded hosplt. 11 other Congressman ln sponala, crowded hlgbways, a n d oorlng a bill In the House designed to reduce and perhaps crowded transportation laclllreverse the present migratory tlea. The pressures which have developed and continue to mount trend to Ute big cities. from this unrest have literally Titts bill, I believe, could be exploded across our major metthe beginning or a solution or the problems or the big city ghetto l'q)OUtan center&. And crowding Is oot the only dwellers and the rural unem. problem. The Image of the typi. ployed. cal central cUy has become well Migration Is one of the tnd~ great problems ot our times. known. Grimy hoos!ng, smelly Our popalatlon Is ellj>locllng and air, polluted water, ehlldren with JMq)le are on the move. E a c h no place to play, amounting crime IIKlllth over hall a mUIIon peo. rate, a deellnlng morality, and ple find the1r way from rural always, despair. This is not a America into the big cities. This very pleasant picture, but it is migration to the big cities and their environs has a number ot aide eftect problems that ac. count, collectively, lor about 80 per cent of the most pressing domestic issues of the Nation. Practically any investlgadon into our urban areas today re· uoECENTRALtZATION" I / TV .•.-. in Review never-the-less, U. appearance ....,.. are rapidly taldn&. on llle more money, mor111 programs, and the reality of our ma.ior pop- appearance ol a vast •'lboJt more coatrol. The bill I have co • i!p<llloored town" that· is cinly v•euel.y remi~ ulation ca~tera. By ROBERT MIJSEL At the begiMing of thlo cen- nllcent ot a once .rwng America would authorize the COngress to NEW YORK (UPO- Three tury, oor population U>taled •· In aaarcho!newfl'cllllers. Board- determine II lnoreased p<ibllc bout 75-ndUion. The vast maJor· ed up store fronts. and an ob· 110rks proJect• coold feasibly be Nesro high school kids from Washlngton1 D.C. were taken to ity of our ~· then llved In vious lack ol young people mark plaeed l.n or adJacent to smaller Ghana In A&1ca to see for oommuniUeo baying populations a rural environment. TodlQr we 1hese areas. themselves one or the land& With this centrollzallon ofpeo- between IO,OOO and 100,000. Parhave 200 million residents and over 70 per cent of them live in ple we have also had a corre. ticipation by the states would be from which their race sprarw. It was Intended to be a urban areaa. This means that _.cling centrallzallm of llacal on a voluntary balds. voyage of discovery. But the Thla oeema to bave potonUal 70 per cent of the people In resources and government auth~ youngsters hated much or what America live on only one per oriQ'. n bao been taken · - lor bot~ liflettll dwellere and the cent of Ule lanc:l. This ~Wems to from the towns and cities, &WilY rural anemployod. n mlgbl en- they saw. The discovery they me to be totally oot ol balance. from the eountles and ltatea.private lnduatr1 to re- made was that they were This mass migration has had to the very seat of the Federal locate from ~ urban cen- Americans who belo~d only to a tremendous impact on our en- gvvernment. Local and ltatei]OY· ters to the smaller communities Amerlta. 'This jourriey is one of the Ure soclet,y, and our whole econ- ernments have fougbt dei!POrate- at rural America. Decentralization .•. a m o v e incidents still to be related In omy. Ci1,y leadersandurbanplan- ly to retain oome aul<>o!<lrey. But Federal usistance or aidinvar. back to less crollded conditions the continuing CBS-TV doners are beset with employment and housing problema that are lably results In oome degree ot mlgbt well be the answer Ill many cumentary series, "Of Black America'" which has set itself rapidly approaching the nlgbt. Federal control. And once re~ of our problems. the ambitious lesk or tradog lln!JIIshed, authorlly or control mare stage, On the other side of the renee are seldom, if ever, recovered. March 17 Ia celebrated as the history or the Negro and So far, from Washington, tho at. St. Patrick's Day because It relatir~~ it to his Place In the we have the tural areas. Here progress Is passing by. once the tempts to correct domeadc prob. Is that saint's feast day and Untted Slates tnday, The sixth chapter of the backbone of the Nation, rural iem& have consisted malnly ot the day on which he died. • ~cant--------~~ ,i ,;T, I ' winner o1 the Peabody Award- tbe TV Oscar, Wolff would have llkid Ill develq, . a more sq,histfcated documentary format tor his examination of the riots, hiatpry and character or the Ameqcan A four·time seven • part series, subtttled The Heritage or Slavery" will be shown 'Aug. 13, 1 week trom tonight. . And althougb the documentaries represent ln their entiretJ a considerable contribution to black..white understarM.ttng executhe producer Perry WoHf is not cOmpletely hBIJPY with them. Work Under Pressure uwe sim,ply did not have the time to do them well," he said disconsolately in his offlce at CBS News. "We had to get It on this summer so we worked under pressure. A good do-cumentary series needs nine months ot gestation, the same as Cor a baby. The firllt and last of the shows are works or art but I"m afraid some of those I• between are not as good as they should. have been." 41 / . ' ,. .'' " '";, Negro. He came close' to achieving this in the widely.. acclaimed opening program, "mack History: Lost, Sto1en or Strayed." "It's a mutation In documentary rorm, tone and style," Wolff said. 11 We used an actor, · Bill' Cosby, and that vlolales all the documentary rules. The program moved on many levels at once instead of bell'll ambiguoos. Like any great work of art It had structure. I thlnh I can say the saine about the last of the seven, in which the high school students try to dlsco~r how pertinent Africa Is to today' a black American." BIG BUYS on "Super-Right" Meats! Calf Sale Planned Oct. 16th PT. PLEASANT - ; ' Seniors Have PT. PLEASANT - • Rayh (n.lnd.l. They also toured theW h 1 t e · House. and had a top-level brief~ lng from Erwin Duggan, Special Auiataat to the President, fo1~ lowed by a question-end.. nswer seulon in the historic Treaty Room or the Executive Ortlce Building. The tw()o(!ay trip was tq)ped Ofr by I perrormance by Sergio Mende• Bra!il '66 grDt.~~ at the carter Barron Amphitheater in Rock Creek Park. Among the PL Pleasant irea. atudeJaa who made the trip were ·.'JudY Halateld, Pt Pleasant; Car:ob'n Keefer, Letart; Barbara .Jane Williamson, Southside; Pau:letta Randolph, Letart; Mary lie• eon, Mason. aad Kay Dowell, •lio)utllolde. .. STANDING IEEF NONE PRICED HIGHER cun LB. ROUND iONE-SHOULDER CUT ROASTING CHICKENS • • • • .•. age SWISS STEAK • FRESH FRYER LEGS • • • • • ,.. §4c: FRESH FRYER BREASTS • • • .•. sac WINGS •• ,~33• BACKS • • • ••. 10C I • • CHUCK STEAK \;~:ER ,, CHUNK STYU lb. ECKRICH BRAND =· . S.•••IU S,n•• :::: 1111111 ""::::; that's what A&:Ps "Big Buys" are. lllctll Boloc•• Any one who needs low prices on • ,.. &9c ..... Sultua 1111 Pin • • 5••• 17• w•ill•c Flllm • • >lb. 55• ............. Flu I C.l,. MAYIIO .... llr' BIG BUYS on Produce! Any one who needs a lower tape total... JUMBO SIZE Any one who needs a store to trust Cantaloupes ••• 3 ... 98c for fair pricing ... and top quality, too. FRESH-PLUMP Homegr~»wn Spedoll ~~~ _ sgc ......... . .. 11111111 ltall11 Bru4 • ' ... Me Why Pay More? CHOCOLAT£ FLAVORED-SAVE lie Nestles Quik • • • • • 2!.";.69' WHY PAY MOREl STOCK U' NOWI Pinto Beans • • • • • 2.:, 2t Family Flour • • • SUNNYFIELD-SAVE IOc A&P VACUUM PACI COFFII ..................z !, $1.29 EJICituol Fer Dis•• . . . . ....... ':;:.· 411 IIIII ltlcll1. . . . . . . . . ......... ::;'; Ill u,ald Plllll' Drela Optau ..... ... ,: lie •rutt• llllllllf • 4 · - . . .. . . . . .. lie "llltarr IIIIard llscalh . . . . 4 :;_ • llldlllllltl FIHr ::::.. . . . . II :; 11.11 ............ II............. .':: 171 , ...... 1•111• .... . ' ......... ·:: ... . ...~ .•J:. 1 .,.. • Sll•k • • Havirtg Picnic Why Pay More? In Middleport ••• .. Ken-L-Iation ":.:" • • • park. ' Ruby IDd Dloil Vlilibia. • • Homecoming 9f ':t!2t • • • Prlcoo lo ..., u ON toH .... S.hrdoy, ...... , .... CREAM STYLi MOS ...s ~. A&P BRAND 11..L lUTTER KERNEL .• , ANN PAGE RED BEANS. • : Listerine .......Hur:. • • ' ftuti•Dd team Qlro'o • -·25 50 IXIM "-If .... * ............ u ... c... IITJA ............. PVICMAIIII OM ..._ ._ • • • IMwyPtli .... :A ..... .......... _ ... 25 ·-- ,.,.,.... " .... , ... c. ANTISEPTIC MOUTHWASH 7cOFFLABEL 0 0 0 0 0 "- VALID THRU SAT., AUGUST 10 • I 0 I I HOGG &ZUSPAN IATEIIALS COMPANY '"ONi 773-5554 W.VA. FAIRI . TIIE.TIISniiPTO YOUR FIIEIDLY liP FOIIOIUS PUIO STAMPSI CHECK ITEMS YOU IUYI , 63e 2x6'a In Steck PLAID ST Cllll • Glaat Size nllii· PIMtfofLont '-tlh 450 EXTRA CUT • AIIOclaUtlll 1'1'1- Clala'los Wlnobrtlllier Ill lilt lllifa on t b o )(alp GalllafoJII'~......,.. PURCM.la: fA fi,IO • .... """ . . . ' y......... ION A • ••IOdallon. Tropbies wm be preMnleil bJ kinship, .......... -=-:.:._o. ..... - ,._ 100 ............ 0 __ 100 0 l-Ilt. WHOLl OR SLICED Alax. .B._radfords ld~'1d A&od by Doll Wllailft-.b!dnrlllltbo SPECIAL! - ANN PAGE - TOP QUALITY Golden Com • 5 $100 A a P Potatoes 8 '100 , .. Sliced Beels • • .a .... '100 ,... Green Beans • • 7 11'1•-•100 100 Corn or Peas • 4 end Ito heading tile lllr«t'• <Olllihlttoa. Followlnr tho plerdo, tho boY• aDd their M!llu lllll' •• lho swlmmlns 1JOOI -.blob baa botn loaaed for tllo ......, b1 tile olwnl'laa !ROZEN_ 17- 2x10 thlo eveolna ita wiener roaot OW1Ini at 5:30 p.m. at tho Loquo) IDd JIUrly ·- AI, IRAND hi ..,..er WHY PAY MORE? ._Mortons Apple or Cocoanut Pies --$100 ........ 6 Ketchup. • • • h6 AIIIL, lreakfad Drinks t;··-- A & P's BIG s1.00 SALE! h4 Mlddlopolt IDd Rutland Pw Wee thrcu&ll PoJv l&'l bQyo whO plll'tlclpated In the ba• ball prclfllll atlikldl_.t will be suoato of t11o IIIV• L e a i u e SPECIIILI-A&P INSTANT Whole Potatoes Sweet Corn • • • • • • FRAMING LUMBER ... J'Ic DIXIE IIIAND-FROUN tr /tlutlll 1111111 FIHr roil.. . . . . . . . I :0 Ill • , , ... ,........, 8111•1•1 ANtw llolne? SKINLESS Ice Cream • • • 14-oL . ' ..... ate ....... WY2·2550 t.IARVEI.-VANILLA RASrBEAR'I' Blueberries • • • • That's almost everyone! Potato Chips HEATING CANNED D06 FOOD-SAVE more cash to take home. JANE PARKER- FRESH ..... ....,. AND ......... ••lleaStewl•cBttf. Belll•c ..., ..... Pork Bitt Relit • • • ..... SUPER.~16HT everything she buys. Jane Parker Buysl ,, BRAUNSCHWEIGER ... 4t SMOKED SAUSAGE ••. age WIENERS • Any one who needs plenty of special prices ... PLUMBING .... sa<: ., Any one who needs savings. • • • • Yeur.,.,......... Deller Fer BEEF RIB STEAKS "':" • • • • • .,S101 DELMONICO STEAKS • • • • BEEF SHORT RIBS • • • • • • ~WHY PAY MORE?- SUPER-RIGHT 9UALITY '' AN THO y 7-INCH WHY PAY MORE? FRESH-IV, to 4-lbt. One huD- drecl twenty~five West Virginia high school seniors returned to the Mason County area last week al'ter a red-carpel trip to Wash· lngton. D.C. , arranged by CODgressman Ken Hechler. "It was fabulous and unbeliev· able to meet and talk with the •· people we saw," one student re-ported. The Wesl Virginians listened to Vice President HUIJl.. phrey, former Vice President Nixon, ex--Governor George Wat. lace, and quizzed United States - Senators Mark Hatfield (R..Qre.), .... Jennings Randolph and Robert C. Byrd of West VirghliJ, Daniel K. Inouye ([)..Hawaii}, and Birch <: LB. Fabulous Time In Washington BIB ROAST & UP This second annllll sale will be sponsored by the Point Pleas· / YOUNG -PLUMP 10-LI. A demoo- ant Livestock Sales, Inc., the Coq~eratlve Extension Service of West Virginia University, and the W. VL Dept.. of Agriculture. The sale Will feature approxj. mately 600 head of high quaJity grade feeder calves primarily of the Hereford breed. Several Charolais cross • breed are aJ. so expected to be available. General requirements call for all calves Ill be or bee! br•ed and weia:h between 30()..600 pounds by sale time. Atolerance wil1 be given for calves that Weigh over 600 pounda. Horned ca1ves must •}!e dehorned and bull calves suc· fess!ully castrated. Selling cost will be at the reg· ular rates for the yards plus 50 cents per head ror vaccination. AU advertising fees will be paid by the stlld<Yard. . Consignment should be mailed to your local Coonty Extension omce aa soon as possible. All calves must he delivered to the stod<yard by 3 p.m., October 16. Consignment blanks aOO other information about the sale may ~ gotten !rom your local County Extension Office or by calling J~ Watterson, 576-2192, or Estal Simmons, Ripley 372-6273, Noa.h Perry at the W. VA. Dept of Agriculture, Charleston 3482270, will also have lnfornt~~* ftoo ava.IJable, Big Beef Buys! TURKEY stration t,ype feeder calf sale will be conducted at the Point Pleasant Stockyards Wednesday, October 16, at 8 p.m. .\ Big Poultry Buys! It YOII'rt ~IIC Viii'- Tilt Fairs Tills Y.. ' Mali Pl~klns llii'On Your Hudquarttrs! •sAooL£s •$HOW • TER~". ' 'fi'RAPS ·' COMaS • BRUSHES . '- ' �' , ' ' 'AND PINI ' ' ~' . ,. I Includes: * BINDER STURDY BLUE CANVAS ,· ' ,, ,, . ·1:- '\' COUNTRY STYLE ' . SPAR ':· STYLE LB. I ' f I * r ' " ' ' * . ' '. . ' , $ .89 PACKAGE LOOSE LEAF FILLER PAPER , , .25 SET OF INDEX SUBJECT DIVIDERS • • , .10 ll·lnch Ringsl" • • , , , , , • TOTAL VALUE $1.24 ' L-OIN' END ·. EVERSHARP SAU ' \ ' .' Reg. FOUNTAIN PEN OR WE5-PAC FROZEN-POUR AND STORE-11/2 1•• BAG PEAS · CORN GREEN BEANS l '· I l CARROTS Jl/i LB. STEW. . YEGET AI~ES ' 'BROCCOL, . ({LLO LEPAGES THRIFT APE · 1500 INCHES CARTRIDGE tAG E I BOTTLE LEP GES G uc 1 1/2 oz. BOTTLE U.S. NO. 1 - Oil l ' 1i'. • ' ' . ' ~ .. BOTTLE ''· .l•t' .. .. ' . .. ' '• ·• CO PETE DEPT. SCHOOL SUPPLIES LB. BAG tOlGtt1 \.Sll"'· c.off\f. \0 01· \•' z BROUGHTON'S STOK£ty PLUMs 116. 14 •• till ~ -BUTTE lllt . • ·,, 1/2 ;••lion _ ctn.• . • "'=:: ,_ !!:c •....... I ' - .0 ~ . ,._ ··•·· ' ' . .. NEW MOD COLORS { ,_ ' . . , ~ ·OTEBOOKS ' -~~ . ' I ,' • : �' , ' ' 'AND PINI ' ' ~' . ,. I Includes: * BINDER STURDY BLUE CANVAS ,· ' ,, ,, . ·1:- '\' COUNTRY STYLE ' . SPAR ':· STYLE LB. I ' f I * r ' " ' ' * . ' '. . ' , $ .89 PACKAGE LOOSE LEAF FILLER PAPER , , .25 SET OF INDEX SUBJECT DIVIDERS • • , .10 ll·lnch Ringsl" • • , , , , , • TOTAL VALUE $1.24 ' L-OIN' END ·. EVERSHARP SAU ' \ ' .' Reg. FOUNTAIN PEN OR WE5-PAC FROZEN-POUR AND STORE-11/2 1•• BAG PEAS · CORN GREEN BEANS l '· I l CARROTS Jl/i LB. STEW. . YEGET AI~ES ' 'BROCCOL, . ({LLO LEPAGES THRIFT APE · 1500 INCHES CARTRIDGE tAG E I BOTTLE LEP GES G uc 1 1/2 oz. BOTTLE U.S. NO. 1 - Oil l ' 1i'. • ' ' . ' ~ .. BOTTLE ''· .l•t' .. .. ' . .. ' '• ·• CO PETE DEPT. SCHOOL SUPPLIES LB. BAG tOlGtt1 \.Sll"'· c.off\f. \0 01· \•' z BROUGHTON'S STOK£ty PLUMs 116. 14 •• till ~ -BUTTE lllt . • ·,, 1/2 ;••lion _ ctn.• . • "'=:: ,_ !!:c •....... I ' - .0 ~ . ,._ ··•·· ' ' . .. NEW MOD COLORS { ,_ ' . . , ~ ·OTEBOOKS ' -~~ . ' I ,' • : �__ ...........,.. ... ... -- .... " , .' . , ,/,, ,, ,,,~· ····· .,, . .. -·. ··.:. · ... : ~ .~. ~ .:~ r: . o::-.::·. ~ ;... !' :;.·.. c:.::.~-·:;.. '7- • •, . . . ,. .., ..,,.,...,,,._. ... . . . _.- ........ .... ~ .... _., ., ..... ···~ ·- • . • • .. ••,. _ .,.,_............._..,___ •- ,. .. -.: ,_. ,.,. '" •· •• .,, • * . a ..,,,.~ " ..........~-·----·~· · •-·-••"'-' • ..•• 6 - 'l11e Dolly Sentinel, Middleport-Pomeroy, 0., Aug. 7, 1968 ly, Mrs. Marie Francia is a med· Da111hters or America, held Monda,y night at the IOOF hall. Installed by Ethel Smith, past councilor, were DeUa Stahl, coun- !col patient at Holzer Hospitlll. Mr. and Mrs. Terry Knight and son ot Marion have spent the past four days here with his parents, Mr. and Mra. Chester cilor• Nettie Hayes, recording secretary; Mabel Bearhs, assist- Knight. ant recording secretary; Margaret Seidenabel, flnanciaJ secretary; Etta Lemley, assistant fl. nancial secretary, aOO LUlie Hauck, treasurer. The state conference to be held at the Neil House in Columbus, Aug. 19..21, was discussed alll it was voted to send Mrs. Stahl as the representative from Theodorus Council Mrs. Smith announced that she will entertain the past councilors at 6 p. m. Thursday at the Mason Clt;y Park with a hamburger try, A commurUcation was read from Mildred Renick, national council secretary, requesting that all councils drape the char.. ter in memory of Leona Lebrun of Baltimore, Md., national coUJ"too cilor, 1940-42, aOO past treasurer of the national home at Titfin from 1946 to 1958. Mr. and Mrs. George Dollas and children, Billy, Stevlo, MIchael, and Melissa ot Sl. Paris, are here visiting their parents, Mr. and Mrs. WOllam Matlack, Chester Road, and Mrs. Forrest Bachtel, Middleport. ~.... ' I 0 I• Recent guests of Mr. and Mrs. James Criswell were Mrs. Helen Martin ot West Mltrlin, Pa., and Mr. and Mn. Frank .'itoemaker and children, North Versalles, Pa. Mr. and Mrs. Richard Owen and children spent the weekend nt conneaut Lake, Pa. They were joined dtere by Mr. and M r s. James Owen and Miss Betty Owen of Columbua. Judy owen, who had open! the past woek In Golumbua with the James Owen farnUy, relllmed home with her parent&, while Dickie went to Colwnbul with his aunt, . M i • s Owen, for a week's visit there witll hi! grandmother, Mrs. W. !,. ·.:."1 iilclii\Y of the Middleport Flrot Baptist Church was held Monday night at the wnno Anthony farm on Chern Ridge, The Rev. Charles Simons gaYe grace bet'ore the picnic. Mn_ Gerold Anthony had chargo of the meeting which opened with devotions by Mrs. Beulah White 0( the Dorcas Circle. ~e uaed ; ·"Fences" as her topic. Announced w a s the armual church snd :imda,y School picnic to be held oo Aug. 18 at the Middleport Park. It was also decided to hold the September meeting <I !he ibclii\Y on the ftrst 'lUesday, Sept. 3, we to Labor Day. Mrs. Tony Fowler COIKklcted the love gift dedication, anlt!t~ ed by Mra. White and Mrs. UlUan McGhee. Reports ot the Women• a Conference held in Granvllle recently, were given by Mrs. John McNeil, Mrs. Charles Simons, and Mra. Fred Gibbs, Jr. Mrs. Manning Kloes also attended. Guests were the Simona' children, Wesley and Carol; Trina ,~,; ,l-. 'H ' 'i ,I [ ' \: V. Owen. Mr. and Mrs. James Faulkner f1 Charleston, W. Va. were weekend guests his mother. Mn. James Faulkner, and Mrs. Eva HarUey. From here t h e y went to Chweland to visit Mr. and Mrs. Fred Mees. Mr. and Mn. James Brewington were weekend visitors In or tho B. H. s.mom Missionary 1~ Huntlnglon, W. Va. with their daughter, Mrs. Roger Luckey doo. Mr. Luckeydoo will return Friday from alx weeks' ROTC training at bldian Town Gap and the couple plan to spend the weekend here. John Howard Vroman joined his uncle and aunt, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Vroman and children, Mark and Mary Esther, Belpre, tor a weekend trip to C e d a r Point. ' Mrs. Esther Kissel who has resided in Columbus tor the past 17 years, has moved to an apartment on North Third Ave. , Middleport. Mrs. Kissel is the stater d. Mrs. John Vroman and Mrs. James Brewington. Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Miller who have been Living In Columbus, have moved into the Vance propert,y on Sixth st. In Mid- i : .. ' ~f .. ' I :I ' • '~ .·••• VERYDA ..-• -.--.•. _, ·~ Check These Everyday Low, Low Prkes! Producer' t Grade A Check These Sensational FUL-VALU BUYS! ••••••••••••••• The Instant Coffee 6 Canned Pop Showboat Brand can Laundry Detergent giant • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • box ron 1 99· FOOD eeeeeeeeebaa· • DOG 251b ... and Our Good Valu Buys! Fed. Food Stamps uGi(iWing s WATERMELON 99~uP Your OWn Plants" Clurch lloupn; WEIJNEIIJA Y MIDDLEPORT GABDEN CLUB, potluek dilller, 6:30p.m., home ot Mrs. Garen stansbw"'Y: take a covered dlah and own table aervica. THURSDH PHILATIIEA SOCIETY, Middleport Church of Chrlot amulll !amUy picnic, at 6 p.m. Thursday on the church lawn. PAST COUNCILORS, Tbeodorus Council 17, lla\lghters of Amert ca, at the Maion C 1 t y Park, Thursday, at 6 p.m. for hamburger fry; Mra. Jolm Smith hostess. FRIDAY !UGH SCHOOL DANCE party Frlda,y, 9 to 12 p.m. at the PomerO)' tennis court. Jll)'s wlll emw cee~ in case of rain, ln the Pomeroy gym. ICE CREAM SOOAL, Rock Springs United Methodist Church, or Chrilt were given a picnic Monday night at the Middleport Park by their teaebero. Grace waa recited by the chlldren in unison. Teaehera and helpers preparing and serving !he food were Mrs. Elmer Webrung, Mrs. Csrl Roach, M r s. Thelma Boyer, Mrs. Dalo 111- Bank Taken By Cub Pack Den 8 Tour of A tour orthe Citizen's NatlOD~ facUlties was taken by members of Den 8, Mlddleport Cub Scoot Pack 244. Paul Smart conducted the tour for Jim Holman, Scott Fraser, al Jert Jacobs, Michael Powers, Ronnie Hawkins and stanley ot the den, and ;\Drll Fraser, Susan and Richard Powers. Mrs. Ernie Fraser and Mrs. Wallace Powers accompanied the group which they took to Jack's Dairy Bar Cor refreshments following the tour. Starling, members Pomeroy R. D.; Mr. and Mrs. frjday, beginning at 6:30 p.m. Harold Douglas, Albany R. D.; on church lawn. Ice cream, cake Mr, and Mrs. Garold H a y e a, and beverage. !llade: Garoldene Hayes, Slade: SATURDAY CIU!ord and Gregory Hayes, MidMIDDLEPORT POLICE DopL dleport; Mr. and Mrs. Jolm sponsors outside dance SaturHayes, Emeraon Ha,yes, Lowell da,y, 9 to 12 p.m. at Middleport Ridenour, Long Bottom; Mr. and community park. The J~s will Mra. Ho!Ue Hayes and children, emcee. Stade; Mr. and Mrs. G a r o Ld Douglas, Athens; Mrs. Gerold Gilkey and children, Athens; Mr. and Mrs. Harold Hayes, Junction Occasion Clly; Mr. and Mrs. D. L. BrickCall For lea, Slade; Mr. llld Mrs. ArHomo Gro,wrf thur Goodin, Pomeroy; Mr. and PEACHES Mr1. Guy Gilkey, Athen&i Pearl Rod & White Sweet Po11otoe~ GLlkey, Pomeroy; Cllnton Douglas, Pomeroy; Mr. and Mrs. PI ums- Apple 1- Patatoe s Ronald Doupn and family, !llade; Tomatoes-GrHn Beons Mia a Holden, Athena; Mr. and Onions Mrs. Dale Arnold and tamlly, SHULER'S MARKET Albany: Elmer Goodwin. ColumW. MAIN - POMEROY bus; Mr. and Mra. Chas. D. Woode ol Coolville. White beans, ham and corO>brMd was the menu tor a "c:une Mn. Earl MeKinlt¥, Min Bet- aa yOU aren patio party ataged sy CUnntn!lham, and Mrs. Arthur Tuesday night at the home ofMr1. Stobart. Other adults asolatlng John 1.YOtta tor members of the at the picnic were Mrs. Harold Busy Bee Class of the MiddleWolfe. Mrl. Larry Fax,anciMias port First BIPtlst C.urch and Pem- McKinney. their gueats, Children attending were Mary Gamel were played and serer· 8oth Lon& Both Wolfe, Scott al prizes awarded. -ndlng McKioley, Parker Long, Darin were Mrs. Betty Darst and Jet!, · Roatb, 91elllo Fox, 9torrle Fox, Mra. Frances Bearhs, Mra. Vicki Morrl.on. Tonya 9obart, Charles White, Mrs, Dana HamiD, VIcky Boyles, Mepn Long, Eric Mrs. Isabelle Winebrenner, MrL CUM!ngham, Becky Long, Angle LUllan McGhee, Mrs. Charles Baker, Mindy Long, Kathy Hess, Bennett, the Rev. and Mrs. Franlde Martin, Tina Mlller, Jody Winebrettl'or, Ra.Y Stewart, Tammy Std>art. Todd Morr!IOD, Terry Jolm11011, Eric Stites, Mar!IO Martin, Jo McKinney, Anglo Martin, VIcky Winebrenner, T•rry Fox, Bobby Fox, Diana Davia, Patty Boyles, Randy Roach, Rick)' 4UPON REQUESn Wlnebremer, Chrllty Hess, TnlOur uaoel Good CIHnf.;, dy Roach, Mary Bogs, T I m Scltes, Marilee Caaaell, David Gole, and Ra.Yanna Cole. --2-Hour -.-·-· ~ Non Homlltoot, MrL f 1 -: llaonoy of Akron, lfrL I'W'I: Hollman, MrL Aaa J - q MrL Nelle Warner. RAil HOUSf . Firat Showlnt In · Woot Yirtinlo of Tho 1969 Modoh-4Dx12 3 Bod Room, I~ Bath Fully Carpotod. In ll"utllul Early Aottarle<~n SAVE NOW Sao .Tho 1969 Invader Drive A LiHio Savo A Lot DICK'S MOBILE HOME Robinson's Oeaners P.omi"i"'il. . . . . . ~ ......, -• ' Cllorloa Simona, Woole7lltl~ oi,Mra. Ell2abollt~.­ Boulah White, MrL Dolo lloa.,; lfW, J, •D. Slory, MrL ha ~ er, MrL Chlrlea Edlnrda, ~~ra: · DRY QEANING SERVICE 5 loll. S. of Ravenswood • OnRoato12 ~~~~-- ~ --------------------------------------------,I Miss America. Shoes I I I I I bv• SMARTAIRE. I I LOAFER I I I I I I I AA B c 9.99 Width ~------ i i I .I II ----··------- -----------------------J I THE SHOE BOX l l MIDDLEPORT, 0. ~-------------------------------------------- I' \ \ '' T -~ 46 oz. con -:0:· ~~ ·:-: •• ANGEL FOOD Pineapple Hunt's Quality 3 46c:an•oz . • • 00 Tomato Juice • ~~-39t Zuta Saltine ~: .·:. '. Crackers CandJ Bars and Chewing Gum, 6pk. 25C 10 pk. 39C ~ ·yo ATO JUICE 2 ARGO PEAS 7::s SJ ~~:.: BAKERY BUY! ~ i c *C . ~ 29~ n REG. 39e l . · ··· ••·••• ·•···•·· ••.. • :·~ .. ... . ......;.;.; FRUIT 46 oz. DRINKS cans GROUND BEEF 1.59- cans 29~ AUIUst ARKE r..............,I I RUTLAND I AT M'LAND '29 l!~~1-~!2!!J NESIEA' INSTANT TEA' 3 lb. pkg. OUR OWN GRIND OF PURE Jill HI·C ®. 1 ~oz. jar 89~ o,\)i1 'fl\j\ v ~ st.a*'a~'\\ TUM PLASTIC 16 OZ. 10 PER PACKAGE ______________ BANA Bible," by 14'Mt~ and Tamii\Y cloua Memorlea," by Charlea and remark• . of apetlal Hel• Woode, Mra. Woods, Mrt. thank• lo Mr. and Mrt. Garold Brlcldeo, Gu;y Lee, Ronald llld Hayoa !or their preparation, and Colleen lloupn, and Manda tlltd the ... <I tho IJ'(JUndl by the Therooa Eotttman, with otltoro In chairman; a tribute 1n memory the audience Jolnlnlln. Ollleoro elected tor 1969 were, <I Lucy F. Hayes, wrUteo by Mae Walt<m Young, and a l<t- prealdont, llolllo Hayolf; vice ~r !rom Fern Cheeoebrew (ia presldenl, D~e Arnold; secrethey were unable to attend) were tary and treasurer, Audra Hayes; read by Manda Eastman; an ..ac- prograrn committee, Joyee Saution song'• by the children, dlre<l- tera, Patt,y Aroold, Mary Kathed by "'-rtha Hayes and ~aron ryn Johnaon, Rhea Douglaa, and SWindell; a aldt, ''Henry Com- Garoldene H11e1i games, Sharon mits 8.rlcide,'~ by Manda and SWindell, Martha Hayes, ChrloTbel'6aa Eaatman; motion exer- tine Sauters, and Thereaa Eaatcise, ..When You're Up," led by man. Game• and eoote!lts, under the flutron SWindell; aong, "Predirection of Hollie .and 1\lartha Hayes, Potty Arnold, S h a r on SWindell and Cbrlotlne Sautero, with prlzaa awarded were enjoy.. was Mrs. JameaNtcholaon'spro- ed. gram topic. Sut pointed out sevEmer100 Hayes, 93, won t h e orlll methods ol starting plants prize tor the eldest one preuand noted Mw Inexpensive It Is ent; Chert S&utera, seven monthto start plants Crom aeed. old dauehter ot Leroy Sautera, Mrs, Gerald Mlnnr uoed youngest, and Mr. and Mra. Har"Plaota from CUttina:a." as her old Hayes or Junction Clty, tor theme and gave techniq.tes or coming the most miles. starting planto from cuttings, Mrs. Htlah Hayes. Weat co. mentloldng azaleas and ever- lumbua, 0., sent her best wish· greens. ~ on edible wtld •• to the group by telephone plants was Mrs. Ml.lea Nelaon &mday morning. who listed- nuts, cranberries, AJao, Mary Ha,yes Balnum or ground cherries, perslmmou:a, COiumbu1, aent her regrets at dock, and wtld cucumber as pal- not being able to at~nd. atable. Mra. Lucy Hayes and Mrl. Modern and abltract trends In Nettle Hinzman are deceased Oower arrangements were shown since laat year, and Allen GUIn exhibita by several members. key, who has been a ralthful Mrl. James NJcholaon, Mra. Seth member down through the years, Nlcholeon, and Mrs, Miles Nel· is confined to a rest home and aon judged the arrangements and was unable to attend. gave Mra. Gerald Minor first, Those attending were Mr. and and Mra. Jewell, second. In the Mra. Leroy Sauter• and famlpllclmen clau, Mra. stout took Ily, FUmaroy Rl. 3; Nedra Clefirst, llld Mra. Nellie Nelson, lllld llld children. FUmeroy Rt. IOcond. 3i Mr. and Mra. Leon Sautera Tbe hostess conducted a de- and [amily, Pomeroy Rl3; James votional service using tbe 24th W, Bo)11, Athena; Mr. and Mrs. Psalm and a poem, uwe Know Dale Hart, Athena; Carl BrlckIn Part" to open the meeting. les, Athens; Ettella M, P0tt1, The club prayer In uniJOD con~ Slade: Mr. and Mra. Webber eluded it. Refreshments w e r e Wood, I'Umeroy R. D.; Ethel G. served. Blackwood, Albanyi Guy W. Lee, C4e, Mra. LIWe House of the Middleport Roger Long, Mro. Richard Lon& ., . • Open Mon. thru Sat. 9 t0 9-Sunclay I0 to 7 ~lb. 1 00 paH_~e1 • Sweet Treat Sliced LEAN BEEF ~~~:~!~~:~:~~~~~.~= r/P~Tic~ed Tue:d';;,--,_ . Prices Effective Cuatom-AII Flavon 69C Joy Brand CHUNKS Monte lvs. '- 196~ August 8·9-10 9 Orange Drink 1i~roz.J. 89 lilt accept #o 't Easy ••day ~~.s1 Caooed Luncheon Meat lbs. I Right reserv~ to limit quantities Blue Laundry Detergent Oleo NESC AFE••••••••••• 19 1 TRE ET••••~::;•••••••• :a~z. 43 C PORK &-BEANS 1oe TIDE Milk Dol BREAD twin pock gollon Southern Roll Lesser Amounts, Regular 2 for 43c Large Gol.en Fruit ... or Purchaae a dozen of t h e home and garden calendars waa approved. Mambero responded lo call by giving their favor- ''Tho Store With A Hart'' Ite patriotic verse or thought. dleport. Miller was recently retired from the U. S. Navy alter 20 years' service. The couple have Ulree chlldren, Mike, and Venlda Gibbs, Barl>ara and Tina and Timmy, Joe Anthony, Willi a Anthony, SteMr. and Mrs. Don Grueser 12 lndlvlduolly Wroppod Croom Filled Cooklos ¥en and Beth Jenkins or. PortaCohunbua were weekend guei!Jf.s mouth, Mrs. Florence llannay <I their parents, Mr. and Mro. ~ Akron and Mra. LucUie MetHarvey Newland, Maaon, and Mr. calf and daughter, &Isle. and Mra. WOllam Grueser, Mid Members attending besides dleport. thoM mentioned were Mrs. Bert Bodimer, Mrs. Tony Fowler, Mn. Martha King, Mrs. Pearl Hoffman, Mrs. Nora Hamllton, Mrs. Isabelle WinebrBMer, Mn. Mr. and Mrs. C, A. Rade· Harold l"haso, and Mrs. Golda kin, daughter, Tina Marte, Mournins. and granddaul!h~r. Judy Holli Marriage da.Y. vacationed last week In New . Mr. and Mrs. Chester H. Hut-- York Cit)' and vlclnit;y. Among the numerous places ton of Pomeroy are anoounclng at lnterellt wttfch they vJatted the marriqe of their daughter, during thel. r ,vacad.nn were the S.ndrl. Jean, to BW Harrl.son ,..-· Bretz, son of Mr. and Mra. ~ Shenandoah Valley, Luray Cavort Brei< Sr of Col··-•·· ems, Gett;ysburg, and Phlladel• •• wnuul. phia, n.e ceremony was sole~mnized New York they went 011 Direct From Sol4hland em July 29 In Columbus. e ded toun which took them couple reside at 2300 w t S.. • to the Empire Sla~ Bulldlng, llvan Awe., ADL E, in Columbus. Brook1¥n Brldga, UnltedNationa, St. John'• Cathedral, Greenwich Village, the Church ArOuna the REJJNIQN-·PLANNED Gormr, Georp Waahlngton Assorted ~ annual Brewer reunion Brldgo, China Town, Times Sizes _.u be n.-'" Sunday at the Port- fl(fJ8re, Wall Street, Rockefel'land Park at PLt. !'tOO. All rela~ ler Center, Radio City Hill!, llld Uvea •re invit.eo to attend. the statue of .lberlj. Announce ..... 5TH and PEARL STS., RACIHE CATSUP__!TDKELY~s J4 oz. bot. 22~ GR..BEANS _e~cus~~~-~--------- 2-303 cans 25~ MIRACLE WHIP ~L::A~~~ssl~c:_ qt. 59~ ot JUMBO PIES_~E!~-'S_!'OC:D_oR_cHoc::__ 3 boxes 1.00 Rodekins Visit New York City ., ~ Crooks. The annual summer picnic of l ~ Los Angeles. Mrs. Henry Fruth and Mi1s Picnic Outing < Meigs County Falrfim10r show participation was dlscuased when tho Star Garden Club met recentlY at tite home of Mro. Nellie NIIIIIOII <I Dexter. It was ooled that members will exhibit In the artlotlc arrangements class or St. Valentine's Da.y of the ftrst show to be staged 00 Aug, 14 and 15, The annual convention or the Ohio Aoaoclatton or Garden Club a to be held at the Noll Hoose In Columbua was amounced to r nut week, and a communication read concerning the prf.lll"am. During tho meeting pro&lded over by Mrs. Robert Jewell. it waa lllso noted that In April, 1969, the club wtll observe Ita 30th anniversary. Mrs. Blanche NeiiMII, Mrs. Beaale stout, and Mra. Nellie Nelaon are the Uvlng charter members of the club. Mra. Nellie Nelaon volunteered to write the cltm'ahlstoryforun during the annlveraary observ- . ,.... . Kathryn Fruth of Point Pleasant, W. Va., and Mrs. Walter Crooks oC Middleport, lert Monday Cor Norfolk, Va. where they will visit Lt. and Mn. G e n e 0., Aug. 7, Plans Participation uNttL 5 pm FOR "SUMMER OUTING" LARGE INDUSTRIAL CONCERN Mr. and Mrs. Jim Hood and daughters, Jolene and Leslie, have returned to their home in Fountain Valley, Calif. They spent several weeks here with their parents, Mr. and Mrs. Milton Hood, Middleport, and Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Oa\'is, Rutland. They also visited relatives and friends in the area. Mr. Hood 11 employed by Air California Airline& as night engineer in Is Setting of !' ··srfuio1·v-11JG1B1-•o"- :.:. j ,:Anthony Farm t UNION CARBIDE CO. ~ were Pearl Wakely of Marietta, husband of Edith Wakely, district deputy; Llla VIckroy of Toledo, past sta~-.-E__ouncilor aoo district deputy of District 9, Elizabeth Quinlln of Hamilton, state secretary am Dl.tional representative, and the brother of Mrs. Eva Dessauer. R$C)rted ill were GraceStace, taken tram Holzer Hospital to the Kimes COnvalescent Center in Athensj Fannie Phillips, home from Veterans Memorial Hos· pi~; Fannie McNamee, improvlq: at horne; Edith Heines, conOned to a Columbus hospital Cor eye surgery; Jane Ann Hlte, ill at home, and Doris Darst, suf- , Cering from a fractured arm. The prize package donated by Lftlle Hauck was awarded to Lot· tie Cohen. ' The 44th annulll Hayoa-Young family llld Holllda,y School reunion woo held on the Ho!Uday School erowtds In Bedford townohlp lblday, Aug. 4, with an attendance of 68. • A basket dlmer waa enjoyed at noon wl1h Harold Hayea askIng tha bloaalng. Ronald Dougan, ehairman, waa In chargo of the afternoon p r oeram and business meeting. Firat on the proKram waa a lkit1 ''OOpa," by Manda and 1bereea F.astman. The reading <I the mlnules lrom 1967 were given by Helen Woode, Heretar)'. Following were: aong, '"Dult on the CAMDEN PAU RESERVED FRIDAY. AUGUST 9th AFTER 5 pm :Personal Notes {~ : =~~ St•nih~, "~t\)~I I' I•PoiJleJ'OY, 44th Hayes- Young Reunion Held ._i_M·;;;d;:;;~;..·.· · ······:, ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------1 - Deaths noted at the meeting ' The 39th annulll Nlchol11011 reunion waa held at the home of Mr. and Mro. Jatnes Nlcholaoo. Rutland, R, D, I, &mday. The president, Mrs. Donna Zeller, prealded at the bJjfness meet: lng when mlnu~s of the 1967 reunion r..ere read by the aecretary, seth F. Nicholson. Plcturea were shown ot. the golden wedding annlveraary ol Mr. and Mrs. Floyd D. Nicholson of Wewoka, atla. Tha president named Watd Nlcholaoo, Sr., Wm. K, Nicholson, Norman c. Will. and Mn. Peggy Wlaeman to the: nominatIng committee, and Mrs. Allegra Wlll, Mra. GJad,ya Nleho1aon, Mrs. Alice fllple, and Mrs. Neva Nicholson to the location c ommlttee. Reporta of both committees were approved. The 1969 meeting will be held ln the new Forest Acres Park in RuUand Town- Mra. Gertrude Miller will 10 to Golumbus this woekond lor a week's visit with relatina betore returning to Wooster. file has spent the summer here wlth her son-in-law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Carl Roach and taml- lnatallation or officers Cor the 1968-69 year highlighted a meetiTW of Theodorus Cooncil 17, ' Mro. Wm, K, Nicholson and Phil- Jr. of Dexter; Mr. 8JlCI Mrs. WUI and Duane, Mra. Allee • . ' Ip, Freddie, JUdltb, Tommy, and "'-"In Chase of Albany, Kermit pie, Mia• Christine RIB&•. Ron· !lloan of Columbus; Mr. and Mrs. ~e of NeiiiXIYIDO, Mr. and nit Young, Mrs. BetQ> RIB&S, Ronald NlchoiiiOII and JolmRayof Mro. Dole NlchoiiiOil and Martha Hodney, SharOn, and Kiron, Mr. ship, !llnday, J\uillll 3. 'l11e 1969 tho oldeot member preaent; John IUillardat Mlu Janet Alfrey or and Mr. llld Mro. Galo 91rlmp- and Mra. Seth F. Nlcholaoo. and oatcera will be, prolldonl, Dell1 Ray Nlcholooo as the ,ounaoot; lin, Jr. and Wayne, ol Middle- Mr. and Mro. Dean Blackwood, Blackwood, Jr.; vice prealden~ • Mr. and Mro. Wm. K. Nlchol- Utl.cai Mrs. Elizabeth McCum- port; Mr. llld Mrs. James Nleh- Jr. and Alan, owen, and Deama, ber, Miss Diane llolllday, llld Mra. Gladys Nlchol1011, and sec- aon as the parents with the moat Wald Nlcho!IIOII, Sr. and Wald, olson, Mr. and Mrs. Norman C. of Rutland. rotar)'-«euurer, Seth F. Nlch- children; Mr. llld Mrs. Robert ol11011. Wiseman •• ooming the !artheat, Mra. Elizabeth McCUmber, and Norman G. Wlll the door aged 96, very ably recited a long prize. poem, ••The OldSettler•aaory." Present were Mr. and M r 1. The 8f011P sans two IIOIIP, and a Jolm Wiseman, Mlos Kim Boattrio of Alan llld Owen Blackaocl wick, and Mr. and Mrt. 114lbert and Ronnlo Young sans three ·Winman llld Rd>ert, Jr., and IIOilP that were well received. Jacqueline, ol ~r!nRIIeld; Mr. The toiJowlng membersreeefv.. and Mre. Herb Zeller and Jeff FOR ENGINEERING DEPT. ed Mrs. McCUmber ao and Todd of Gahanna; Mr. and 39th Nicholson Reunion .is Held Council17 Installs Officers l'hl' Hili I,\ 'j - - .... " .•• BEST BUY FOR COOKOU1S -••• • INSTANT COFFEE jar • AT HOME OR AWA¥1. Reserved to Umit Quantities LEMONS doz. 10 oz. Ri'ght For Summer Coolers! JUICY 39~ Chase &Sanborn ______ 8-9-10 New . . . Solid Heads ~ 1.29 lb. ·~ Always afavorite It's Butch's Own Secret ReCipe! FRESH, LEAN, PURE SAUSAGE .. 2 lb. pkg. · 1.19 PORK LIVER··········~kg. FRESH SLICED JOWL BACON::~•• 2 lb. :i. Our Dairy Fresh Our Gooll Grade-All Flavors. 25~ 89~ - ICE .CRI PERFECT -· DESSERT /., FROZEN FOOD BUY! : BUllE ILK 1/2 ,.1.· .(•rio· ~ BANQUET BRAMl lib. box. ~ 37, -·····----·····--•-s•• . · lib. box · 3·9J. . --------------·-----· . lib . . ~ �__ ...........,.. ... ... -- .... " , .' . , ,/,, ,, ,,,~· ····· .,, . .. -·. ··.:. · ... : ~ .~. ~ .:~ r: . o::-.::·. ~ ;... !' :;.·.. c:.::.~-·:;.. '7- • •, . . . ,. .., ..,,.,...,,,._. ... . . . _.- ........ .... ~ .... _., ., ..... ···~ ·- • . • • .. ••,. _ .,.,_............._..,___ •- ,. .. -.: ,_. ,.,. '" •· •• .,, • * . a ..,,,.~ " ..........~-·----·~· · •-·-••"'-' • ..•• 6 - 'l11e Dolly Sentinel, Middleport-Pomeroy, 0., Aug. 7, 1968 ly, Mrs. Marie Francia is a med· Da111hters or America, held Monda,y night at the IOOF hall. Installed by Ethel Smith, past councilor, were DeUa Stahl, coun- !col patient at Holzer Hospitlll. Mr. and Mrs. Terry Knight and son ot Marion have spent the past four days here with his parents, Mr. and Mra. Chester cilor• Nettie Hayes, recording secretary; Mabel Bearhs, assist- Knight. ant recording secretary; Margaret Seidenabel, flnanciaJ secretary; Etta Lemley, assistant fl. nancial secretary, aOO LUlie Hauck, treasurer. The state conference to be held at the Neil House in Columbus, Aug. 19..21, was discussed alll it was voted to send Mrs. Stahl as the representative from Theodorus Council Mrs. Smith announced that she will entertain the past councilors at 6 p. m. Thursday at the Mason Clt;y Park with a hamburger try, A commurUcation was read from Mildred Renick, national council secretary, requesting that all councils drape the char.. ter in memory of Leona Lebrun of Baltimore, Md., national coUJ"too cilor, 1940-42, aOO past treasurer of the national home at Titfin from 1946 to 1958. Mr. and Mrs. George Dollas and children, Billy, Stevlo, MIchael, and Melissa ot Sl. Paris, are here visiting their parents, Mr. and Mrs. WOllam Matlack, Chester Road, and Mrs. Forrest Bachtel, Middleport. ~.... ' I 0 I• Recent guests of Mr. and Mrs. James Criswell were Mrs. Helen Martin ot West Mltrlin, Pa., and Mr. and Mn. Frank .'itoemaker and children, North Versalles, Pa. Mr. and Mrs. Richard Owen and children spent the weekend nt conneaut Lake, Pa. They were joined dtere by Mr. and M r s. James Owen and Miss Betty Owen of Columbua. Judy owen, who had open! the past woek In Golumbua with the James Owen farnUy, relllmed home with her parent&, while Dickie went to Colwnbul with his aunt, . M i • s Owen, for a week's visit there witll hi! grandmother, Mrs. W. !,. ·.:."1 iilclii\Y of the Middleport Flrot Baptist Church was held Monday night at the wnno Anthony farm on Chern Ridge, The Rev. Charles Simons gaYe grace bet'ore the picnic. Mn_ Gerold Anthony had chargo of the meeting which opened with devotions by Mrs. Beulah White 0( the Dorcas Circle. ~e uaed ; ·"Fences" as her topic. Announced w a s the armual church snd :imda,y School picnic to be held oo Aug. 18 at the Middleport Park. It was also decided to hold the September meeting <I !he ibclii\Y on the ftrst 'lUesday, Sept. 3, we to Labor Day. Mrs. Tony Fowler COIKklcted the love gift dedication, anlt!t~ ed by Mra. White and Mrs. UlUan McGhee. Reports ot the Women• a Conference held in Granvllle recently, were given by Mrs. John McNeil, Mrs. Charles Simons, and Mra. Fred Gibbs, Jr. Mrs. Manning Kloes also attended. Guests were the Simona' children, Wesley and Carol; Trina ,~,; ,l-. 'H ' 'i ,I [ ' \: V. Owen. Mr. and Mrs. James Faulkner f1 Charleston, W. Va. were weekend guests his mother. Mn. James Faulkner, and Mrs. Eva HarUey. From here t h e y went to Chweland to visit Mr. and Mrs. Fred Mees. Mr. and Mn. James Brewington were weekend visitors In or tho B. H. s.mom Missionary 1~ Huntlnglon, W. Va. with their daughter, Mrs. Roger Luckey doo. Mr. Luckeydoo will return Friday from alx weeks' ROTC training at bldian Town Gap and the couple plan to spend the weekend here. John Howard Vroman joined his uncle and aunt, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Vroman and children, Mark and Mary Esther, Belpre, tor a weekend trip to C e d a r Point. ' Mrs. Esther Kissel who has resided in Columbus tor the past 17 years, has moved to an apartment on North Third Ave. , Middleport. Mrs. Kissel is the stater d. Mrs. John Vroman and Mrs. James Brewington. Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Miller who have been Living In Columbus, have moved into the Vance propert,y on Sixth st. In Mid- i : .. ' ~f .. ' I :I ' • '~ .·••• VERYDA ..-• -.--.•. _, ·~ Check These Everyday Low, Low Prkes! Producer' t Grade A Check These Sensational FUL-VALU BUYS! ••••••••••••••• The Instant Coffee 6 Canned Pop Showboat Brand can Laundry Detergent giant • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • box ron 1 99· FOOD eeeeeeeeebaa· • DOG 251b ... and Our Good Valu Buys! Fed. Food Stamps uGi(iWing s WATERMELON 99~uP Your OWn Plants" Clurch lloupn; WEIJNEIIJA Y MIDDLEPORT GABDEN CLUB, potluek dilller, 6:30p.m., home ot Mrs. Garen stansbw"'Y: take a covered dlah and own table aervica. THURSDH PHILATIIEA SOCIETY, Middleport Church of Chrlot amulll !amUy picnic, at 6 p.m. Thursday on the church lawn. PAST COUNCILORS, Tbeodorus Council 17, lla\lghters of Amert ca, at the Maion C 1 t y Park, Thursday, at 6 p.m. for hamburger fry; Mra. Jolm Smith hostess. FRIDAY !UGH SCHOOL DANCE party Frlda,y, 9 to 12 p.m. at the PomerO)' tennis court. Jll)'s wlll emw cee~ in case of rain, ln the Pomeroy gym. ICE CREAM SOOAL, Rock Springs United Methodist Church, or Chrilt were given a picnic Monday night at the Middleport Park by their teaebero. Grace waa recited by the chlldren in unison. Teaehera and helpers preparing and serving !he food were Mrs. Elmer Webrung, Mrs. Csrl Roach, M r s. Thelma Boyer, Mrs. Dalo 111- Bank Taken By Cub Pack Den 8 Tour of A tour orthe Citizen's NatlOD~ facUlties was taken by members of Den 8, Mlddleport Cub Scoot Pack 244. Paul Smart conducted the tour for Jim Holman, Scott Fraser, al Jert Jacobs, Michael Powers, Ronnie Hawkins and stanley ot the den, and ;\Drll Fraser, Susan and Richard Powers. Mrs. Ernie Fraser and Mrs. Wallace Powers accompanied the group which they took to Jack's Dairy Bar Cor refreshments following the tour. Starling, members Pomeroy R. D.; Mr. and Mrs. frjday, beginning at 6:30 p.m. Harold Douglas, Albany R. D.; on church lawn. Ice cream, cake Mr, and Mrs. Garold H a y e a, and beverage. !llade: Garoldene Hayes, Slade: SATURDAY CIU!ord and Gregory Hayes, MidMIDDLEPORT POLICE DopL dleport; Mr. and Mrs. Jolm sponsors outside dance SaturHayes, Emeraon Ha,yes, Lowell da,y, 9 to 12 p.m. at Middleport Ridenour, Long Bottom; Mr. and community park. The J~s will Mra. Ho!Ue Hayes and children, emcee. Stade; Mr. and Mrs. G a r o Ld Douglas, Athens; Mrs. Gerold Gilkey and children, Athens; Mr. and Mrs. Harold Hayes, Junction Occasion Clly; Mr. and Mrs. D. L. BrickCall For lea, Slade; Mr. llld Mrs. ArHomo Gro,wrf thur Goodin, Pomeroy; Mr. and PEACHES Mr1. Guy Gilkey, Athen&i Pearl Rod & White Sweet Po11otoe~ GLlkey, Pomeroy; Cllnton Douglas, Pomeroy; Mr. and Mrs. PI ums- Apple 1- Patatoe s Ronald Doupn and family, !llade; Tomatoes-GrHn Beons Mia a Holden, Athena; Mr. and Onions Mrs. Dale Arnold and tamlly, SHULER'S MARKET Albany: Elmer Goodwin. ColumW. MAIN - POMEROY bus; Mr. and Mra. Chas. D. Woode ol Coolville. White beans, ham and corO>brMd was the menu tor a "c:une Mn. Earl MeKinlt¥, Min Bet- aa yOU aren patio party ataged sy CUnntn!lham, and Mrs. Arthur Tuesday night at the home ofMr1. Stobart. Other adults asolatlng John 1.YOtta tor members of the at the picnic were Mrs. Harold Busy Bee Class of the MiddleWolfe. Mrl. Larry Fax,anciMias port First BIPtlst C.urch and Pem- McKinney. their gueats, Children attending were Mary Gamel were played and serer· 8oth Lon& Both Wolfe, Scott al prizes awarded. -ndlng McKioley, Parker Long, Darin were Mrs. Betty Darst and Jet!, · Roatb, 91elllo Fox, 9torrle Fox, Mra. Frances Bearhs, Mra. Vicki Morrl.on. Tonya 9obart, Charles White, Mrs, Dana HamiD, VIcky Boyles, Mepn Long, Eric Mrs. Isabelle Winebrenner, MrL CUM!ngham, Becky Long, Angle LUllan McGhee, Mrs. Charles Baker, Mindy Long, Kathy Hess, Bennett, the Rev. and Mrs. Franlde Martin, Tina Mlller, Jody Winebrettl'or, Ra.Y Stewart, Tammy Std>art. Todd Morr!IOD, Terry Jolm11011, Eric Stites, Mar!IO Martin, Jo McKinney, Anglo Martin, VIcky Winebrenner, T•rry Fox, Bobby Fox, Diana Davia, Patty Boyles, Randy Roach, Rick)' 4UPON REQUESn Wlnebremer, Chrllty Hess, TnlOur uaoel Good CIHnf.;, dy Roach, Mary Bogs, T I m Scltes, Marilee Caaaell, David Gole, and Ra.Yanna Cole. --2-Hour -.-·-· ~ Non Homlltoot, MrL f 1 -: llaonoy of Akron, lfrL I'W'I: Hollman, MrL Aaa J - q MrL Nelle Warner. RAil HOUSf . Firat Showlnt In · Woot Yirtinlo of Tho 1969 Modoh-4Dx12 3 Bod Room, I~ Bath Fully Carpotod. In ll"utllul Early Aottarle<~n SAVE NOW Sao .Tho 1969 Invader Drive A LiHio Savo A Lot DICK'S MOBILE HOME Robinson's Oeaners P.omi"i"'il. . . . . . ~ ......, -• ' Cllorloa Simona, Woole7lltl~ oi,Mra. Ell2abollt~.­ Boulah White, MrL Dolo lloa.,; lfW, J, •D. Slory, MrL ha ~ er, MrL Chlrlea Edlnrda, ~~ra: · DRY QEANING SERVICE 5 loll. S. of Ravenswood • OnRoato12 ~~~~-- ~ --------------------------------------------,I Miss America. 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Garold Brlcldeo, Gu;y Lee, Ronald llld Hayoa !or their preparation, and Colleen lloupn, and Manda tlltd the ... <I tho IJ'(JUndl by the Therooa Eotttman, with otltoro In chairman; a tribute 1n memory the audience Jolnlnlln. Ollleoro elected tor 1969 were, <I Lucy F. Hayes, wrUteo by Mae Walt<m Young, and a l<t- prealdont, llolllo Hayolf; vice ~r !rom Fern Cheeoebrew (ia presldenl, D~e Arnold; secrethey were unable to attend) were tary and treasurer, Audra Hayes; read by Manda Eastman; an ..ac- prograrn committee, Joyee Saution song'• by the children, dlre<l- tera, Patt,y Aroold, Mary Kathed by "'-rtha Hayes and ~aron ryn Johnaon, Rhea Douglaa, and SWindell; a aldt, ''Henry Com- Garoldene H11e1i games, Sharon mits 8.rlcide,'~ by Manda and SWindell, Martha Hayes, ChrloTbel'6aa Eaatman; motion exer- tine Sauters, and Thereaa Eaatcise, ..When You're Up," led by man. Game• and eoote!lts, under the flutron SWindell; aong, "Predirection of Hollie .and 1\lartha Hayes, Potty Arnold, S h a r on SWindell and Cbrlotlne Sautero, with prlzaa awarded were enjoy.. was Mrs. JameaNtcholaon'spro- ed. gram topic. Sut pointed out sevEmer100 Hayes, 93, won t h e orlll methods ol starting plants prize tor the eldest one preuand noted Mw Inexpensive It Is ent; Chert S&utera, seven monthto start plants Crom aeed. old dauehter ot Leroy Sautera, Mrs, Gerald Mlnnr uoed youngest, and Mr. and Mra. Har"Plaota from CUttina:a." as her old Hayes or Junction Clty, tor theme and gave techniq.tes or coming the most miles. starting planto from cuttings, Mrs. Htlah Hayes. Weat co. mentloldng azaleas and ever- lumbua, 0., sent her best wish· greens. ~ on edible wtld •• to the group by telephone plants was Mrs. Ml.lea Nelaon &mday morning. who listed- nuts, cranberries, AJao, Mary Ha,yes Balnum or ground cherries, perslmmou:a, COiumbu1, aent her regrets at dock, and wtld cucumber as pal- not being able to at~nd. atable. Mra. Lucy Hayes and Mrl. Modern and abltract trends In Nettle Hinzman are deceased Oower arrangements were shown since laat year, and Allen GUIn exhibita by several members. key, who has been a ralthful Mrl. James NJcholaon, Mra. Seth member down through the years, Nlcholeon, and Mrs, Miles Nel· is confined to a rest home and aon judged the arrangements and was unable to attend. gave Mra. Gerald Minor first, Those attending were Mr. and and Mra. Jewell, second. In the Mra. Leroy Sauter• and famlpllclmen clau, Mra. stout took Ily, FUmaroy Rl. 3; Nedra Clefirst, llld Mra. Nellie Nelson, lllld llld children. FUmeroy Rt. IOcond. 3i Mr. and Mra. Leon Sautera Tbe hostess conducted a de- and [amily, Pomeroy Rl3; James votional service using tbe 24th W, Bo)11, Athena; Mr. and Mrs. Psalm and a poem, uwe Know Dale Hart, Athena; Carl BrlckIn Part" to open the meeting. les, Athens; Ettella M, P0tt1, The club prayer In uniJOD con~ Slade: Mr. and Mra. Webber eluded it. Refreshments w e r e Wood, I'Umeroy R. D.; Ethel G. served. Blackwood, Albanyi Guy W. Lee, C4e, Mra. LIWe House of the Middleport Roger Long, Mro. Richard Lon& ., . • Open Mon. thru Sat. 9 t0 9-Sunclay I0 to 7 ~lb. 1 00 paH_~e1 • Sweet Treat Sliced LEAN BEEF ~~~:~!~~:~:~~~~~.~= r/P~Tic~ed Tue:d';;,--,_ . Prices Effective Cuatom-AII Flavon 69C Joy Brand CHUNKS Monte lvs. '- 196~ August 8·9-10 9 Orange Drink 1i~roz.J. 89 lilt accept #o 't Easy ••day ~~.s1 Caooed Luncheon Meat lbs. I Right reserv~ to limit quantities Blue Laundry Detergent Oleo NESC AFE••••••••••• 19 1 TRE ET••••~::;•••••••• :a~z. 43 C PORK &-BEANS 1oe TIDE Milk Dol BREAD twin pock gollon Southern Roll Lesser Amounts, Regular 2 for 43c Large Gol.en Fruit ... or Purchaae a dozen of t h e home and garden calendars waa approved. Mambero responded lo call by giving their favor- ''Tho Store With A Hart'' Ite patriotic verse or thought. dleport. Miller was recently retired from the U. S. Navy alter 20 years' service. The couple have Ulree chlldren, Mike, and Venlda Gibbs, Barl>ara and Tina and Timmy, Joe Anthony, Willi a Anthony, SteMr. and Mrs. Don Grueser 12 lndlvlduolly Wroppod Croom Filled Cooklos ¥en and Beth Jenkins or. PortaCohunbua were weekend guei!Jf.s mouth, Mrs. Florence llannay <I their parents, Mr. and Mro. ~ Akron and Mra. LucUie MetHarvey Newland, Maaon, and Mr. calf and daughter, &Isle. and Mra. WOllam Grueser, Mid Members attending besides dleport. thoM mentioned were Mrs. Bert Bodimer, Mrs. Tony Fowler, Mn. Martha King, Mrs. Pearl Hoffman, Mrs. Nora Hamllton, Mrs. Isabelle WinebrBMer, Mn. Mr. and Mrs. C, A. Rade· Harold l"haso, and Mrs. Golda kin, daughter, Tina Marte, Mournins. and granddaul!h~r. Judy Holli Marriage da.Y. vacationed last week In New . Mr. and Mrs. Chester H. Hut-- York Cit)' and vlclnit;y. Among the numerous places ton of Pomeroy are anoounclng at lnterellt wttfch they vJatted the marriqe of their daughter, during thel. r ,vacad.nn were the S.ndrl. Jean, to BW Harrl.son ,..-· Bretz, son of Mr. and Mra. ~ Shenandoah Valley, Luray Cavort Brei< Sr of Col··-•·· ems, Gett;ysburg, and Phlladel• •• wnuul. phia, n.e ceremony was sole~mnized New York they went 011 Direct From Sol4hland em July 29 In Columbus. e ded toun which took them couple reside at 2300 w t S.. • to the Empire Sla~ Bulldlng, llvan Awe., ADL E, in Columbus. Brook1¥n Brldga, UnltedNationa, St. John'• Cathedral, Greenwich Village, the Church ArOuna the REJJNIQN-·PLANNED Gormr, Georp Waahlngton Assorted ~ annual Brewer reunion Brldgo, China Town, Times Sizes _.u be n.-'" Sunday at the Port- fl(fJ8re, Wall Street, Rockefel'land Park at PLt. !'tOO. All rela~ ler Center, Radio City Hill!, llld Uvea •re invit.eo to attend. the statue of .lberlj. Announce ..... 5TH and PEARL STS., RACIHE CATSUP__!TDKELY~s J4 oz. bot. 22~ GR..BEANS _e~cus~~~-~--------- 2-303 cans 25~ MIRACLE WHIP ~L::A~~~ssl~c:_ qt. 59~ ot JUMBO PIES_~E!~-'S_!'OC:D_oR_cHoc::__ 3 boxes 1.00 Rodekins Visit New York City ., ~ Crooks. The annual summer picnic of l ~ Los Angeles. Mrs. Henry Fruth and Mi1s Picnic Outing < Meigs County Falrfim10r show participation was dlscuased when tho Star Garden Club met recentlY at tite home of Mro. Nellie NIIIIIOII <I Dexter. It was ooled that members will exhibit In the artlotlc arrangements class or St. Valentine's Da.y of the ftrst show to be staged 00 Aug, 14 and 15, The annual convention or the Ohio Aoaoclatton or Garden Club a to be held at the Noll Hoose In Columbua was amounced to r nut week, and a communication read concerning the prf.lll"am. During tho meeting pro&lded over by Mrs. Robert Jewell. it waa lllso noted that In April, 1969, the club wtll observe Ita 30th anniversary. Mrs. Blanche NeiiMII, Mrs. Beaale stout, and Mra. Nellie Nelaon are the Uvlng charter members of the club. Mra. Nellie Nelaon volunteered to write the cltm'ahlstoryforun during the annlveraary observ- . ,.... . Kathryn Fruth of Point Pleasant, W. Va., and Mrs. Walter Crooks oC Middleport, lert Monday Cor Norfolk, Va. where they will visit Lt. and Mn. G e n e 0., Aug. 7, Plans Participation uNttL 5 pm FOR "SUMMER OUTING" LARGE INDUSTRIAL CONCERN Mr. and Mrs. Jim Hood and daughters, Jolene and Leslie, have returned to their home in Fountain Valley, Calif. They spent several weeks here with their parents, Mr. and Mrs. Milton Hood, Middleport, and Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Oa\'is, Rutland. They also visited relatives and friends in the area. Mr. Hood 11 employed by Air California Airline& as night engineer in Is Setting of !' ··srfuio1·v-11JG1B1-•o"- :.:. j ,:Anthony Farm t UNION CARBIDE CO. ~ were Pearl Wakely of Marietta, husband of Edith Wakely, district deputy; Llla VIckroy of Toledo, past sta~-.-E__ouncilor aoo district deputy of District 9, Elizabeth Quinlln of Hamilton, state secretary am Dl.tional representative, and the brother of Mrs. Eva Dessauer. R$C)rted ill were GraceStace, taken tram Holzer Hospital to the Kimes COnvalescent Center in Athensj Fannie Phillips, home from Veterans Memorial Hos· pi~; Fannie McNamee, improvlq: at horne; Edith Heines, conOned to a Columbus hospital Cor eye surgery; Jane Ann Hlte, ill at home, and Doris Darst, suf- , Cering from a fractured arm. The prize package donated by Lftlle Hauck was awarded to Lot· tie Cohen. ' The 44th annulll Hayoa-Young family llld Holllda,y School reunion woo held on the Ho!Uday School erowtds In Bedford townohlp lblday, Aug. 4, with an attendance of 68. • A basket dlmer waa enjoyed at noon wl1h Harold Hayea askIng tha bloaalng. Ronald Dougan, ehairman, waa In chargo of the afternoon p r oeram and business meeting. Firat on the proKram waa a lkit1 ''OOpa," by Manda and 1bereea F.astman. The reading <I the mlnules lrom 1967 were given by Helen Woode, Heretar)'. Following were: aong, '"Dult on the CAMDEN PAU RESERVED FRIDAY. AUGUST 9th AFTER 5 pm :Personal Notes {~ : =~~ St•nih~, "~t\)~I I' I•PoiJleJ'OY, 44th Hayes- Young Reunion Held ._i_M·;;;d;:;;~;..·.· · ······:, ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------1 - Deaths noted at the meeting ' The 39th annulll Nlchol11011 reunion waa held at the home of Mr. and Mro. Jatnes Nlcholaoo. Rutland, R, D, I, &mday. The president, Mrs. Donna Zeller, prealded at the bJjfness meet: lng when mlnu~s of the 1967 reunion r..ere read by the aecretary, seth F. Nicholson. Plcturea were shown ot. the golden wedding annlveraary ol Mr. and Mrs. Floyd D. Nicholson of Wewoka, atla. Tha president named Watd Nlcholaoo, Sr., Wm. K, Nicholson, Norman c. Will. and Mn. Peggy Wlaeman to the: nominatIng committee, and Mrs. Allegra Wlll, Mra. GJad,ya Nleho1aon, Mrs. Alice fllple, and Mrs. Neva Nicholson to the location c ommlttee. Reporta of both committees were approved. The 1969 meeting will be held ln the new Forest Acres Park in RuUand Town- Mra. Gertrude Miller will 10 to Golumbus this woekond lor a week's visit with relatina betore returning to Wooster. file has spent the summer here wlth her son-in-law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Carl Roach and taml- lnatallation or officers Cor the 1968-69 year highlighted a meetiTW of Theodorus Cooncil 17, ' Mro. Wm, K, Nicholson and Phil- Jr. of Dexter; Mr. 8JlCI Mrs. WUI and Duane, Mra. Allee • . ' Ip, Freddie, JUdltb, Tommy, and "'-"In Chase of Albany, Kermit pie, Mia• Christine RIB&•. Ron· !lloan of Columbus; Mr. and Mrs. ~e of NeiiiXIYIDO, Mr. and nit Young, Mrs. BetQ> RIB&S, Ronald NlchoiiiOII and JolmRayof Mro. Dole NlchoiiiOil and Martha Hodney, SharOn, and Kiron, Mr. ship, !llnday, J\uillll 3. 'l11e 1969 tho oldeot member preaent; John IUillardat Mlu Janet Alfrey or and Mr. llld Mro. Galo 91rlmp- and Mra. Seth F. Nlcholaoo. and oatcera will be, prolldonl, Dell1 Ray Nlcholooo as the ,ounaoot; lin, Jr. and Wayne, ol Middle- Mr. and Mro. Dean Blackwood, Blackwood, Jr.; vice prealden~ • Mr. and Mro. Wm. K. Nlchol- Utl.cai Mrs. Elizabeth McCum- port; Mr. llld Mrs. James Nleh- Jr. and Alan, owen, and Deama, ber, Miss Diane llolllday, llld Mra. Gladys Nlchol1011, and sec- aon as the parents with the moat Wald Nlcho!IIOII, Sr. and Wald, olson, Mr. and Mrs. Norman C. of Rutland. rotar)'-«euurer, Seth F. Nlch- children; Mr. llld Mrs. Robert ol11011. Wiseman •• ooming the !artheat, Mra. Elizabeth McCUmber, and Norman G. Wlll the door aged 96, very ably recited a long prize. poem, ••The OldSettler•aaory." Present were Mr. and M r 1. The 8f011P sans two IIOIIP, and a Jolm Wiseman, Mlos Kim Boattrio of Alan llld Owen Blackaocl wick, and Mr. and Mrt. 114lbert and Ronnlo Young sans three ·Winman llld Rd>ert, Jr., and IIOilP that were well received. Jacqueline, ol ~r!nRIIeld; Mr. The toiJowlng membersreeefv.. and Mre. Herb Zeller and Jeff FOR ENGINEERING DEPT. ed Mrs. McCUmber ao and Todd of Gahanna; Mr. and 39th Nicholson Reunion .is Held Council17 Installs Officers l'hl' Hili I,\ 'j - - .... " .•• BEST BUY FOR COOKOU1S -••• • INSTANT COFFEE jar • AT HOME OR AWA¥1. Reserved to Umit Quantities LEMONS doz. 10 oz. Ri'ght For Summer Coolers! JUICY 39~ Chase &Sanborn ______ 8-9-10 New . . . Solid Heads ~ 1.29 lb. ·~ Always afavorite It's Butch's Own Secret ReCipe! FRESH, LEAN, PURE SAUSAGE .. 2 lb. pkg. · 1.19 PORK LIVER··········~kg. FRESH SLICED JOWL BACON::~•• 2 lb. :i. Our Dairy Fresh Our Gooll Grade-All Flavors. 25~ 89~ - ICE .CRI PERFECT -· DESSERT /., FROZEN FOOD BUY! : BUllE ILK 1/2 ,.1.· .(•rio· ~ BANQUET BRAMl lib. box. ~ 37, -·····----·····--•-s•• . · lib. box · 3·9J. . --------------·-----· . lib . . ~ �...• ( ,, '" Top Grade Results . A LITTLE 'HOMEWORK' Watching Want· Ads_Bring· _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _;..... _ _ _ _ _ _,, ' - -·- - ...~ ' --- .. . ~ .. ,.. ·~ , .' ··~Ron· , las, I' Real Estate For S~tle O'BRIEN AND CROW MtMQ DMIIIIM t •·•· CtMIIIMIMt & C1rrtetleM REALTY COMPANY BIG CHEST FREEZER Wltl Itt '"""'" UIIIU t e.m. fM' POMEROY - 2 at<>ry, 8 rooma 01¥ ef P'HIItltllll ONLY, $215.00 RleULA,TIOMI (S bedrooms) bath, 2 porches, Tht Pu~liiMt reMn.. tf'lt rl ... t Free DeliYery Within basement, with utility room, .. rill' ., rtfect '"' .......... ... 100 Mtlu. We Service ~Uie, Tl'll ,.,.. ,...._, will net carport. $4,250.00 1967 CHEVROLET . , .. , , , , .. , .. . . . ..... , ,$3295 ,. "''" Caprice .t-Door. Factory Air Cond., Comfortron controls, lllctrmt ln..nten. POMEROY - I story, 5 rooms, POMI!ROY RATII 386 engine, turbo hydramatlc, power steering and brakes, (3 bedrooms) bath, new kit"'' W111t Ad 1ervlc1 , . 1 ~nh ~~tr W•rd tM llltlrtlen strata seat, black vinsl top, white body, plum interior, radio . PHONE chen and dlnlftl area with Mlftlmum Chlr.. Jk and heater, 6000 actual miles. A real sharp car. • 992-2181 11· ,.... ,., . .,. tl'lrt• ......... ' cabtoets and dlnlng bar. Lms IIYI !lltl'riiM\1. 1966 CIIEVELLE ... , .. , .... , . , . , .. , _, , .$2095 or paneltns. hardwood floors, 11 dfltl ~ter Wit~ 11'1 conMCUIIft H. T. Cpe, 4 speed trans. Positraetlon. Wide OvaJ tires, lack W. C.ney, Mgr. IMertlllll. utility room in buement. II ,-r hftf DIMIUIII ... ••HI ... ·red interior. White Cinish. Radio & heater. 11111 1dl ,..,, wlltlln 11 Hy1. PRICED REASONABLE (,UD OF TMANill • OIITUAR'f 1962 CHEVROLET , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , . , , , . , , .$895 BASIIAN - 6\1 acres on gravel ForS1Ie SUI tor Jl -rd !'llllllmum. ••· Picktp 8-f'l. Fleetslde, solid cab, red finish, heater. ........... ..,. 2Croad, barb fence, aprlng, IL1MD ADI i EARLY AMERICAN stereo ra., AIIIJHtfMt Uc Ch•rtt ,., .Wn,. bama, I story frame house, 4 0 dlo console, 4-speed automafl_,.tnl . rooms, 2 bedrooma, bath, O,ICI HOUII I1M a.M. to t :H ,.11'1 . DillY' basement. REMODFLED REOPEN EVES. 1:00 P.M. tie changer, wpeaker IIOUnd · ttM I.M M 111:H M. .n lltUFfiY 1 aystem. Payments ol fi.IO CENTLY. Public S.le 'POMEROY, otiiO per montlt, or ttOI.IIl, Call HENRY a..EL"ND Olllce IJII.ZIIt AUCT!O,, Saluraay, August 10 ""'!'_....• -- - " ' ' tlll-3218. f.Uic Res.--at 11 a.m. We are .leavmg Ute ZIG ZAG-OMA'nC, well tnown For Sale &-7-31c Help Wanted coumy. Wltl sell the IOIIOW· mate sowing machine, makes POODLE 1-UPPIES AKC Toy ing aL tne restdence ot Pearl KITCHEN HELP wanted. Ap. buttonholes, sows on bultonJ, While and stud service, 4 and ply In person. Crow's Steak Jacoos tocated on Ht. 7 and monograms, etc., all without 6 lbo. Phone 992-3165. Houae. f.l-8tc 124 al Laurel Cldl. Livlllg attaclune!lts. Pay only tQ.SO, 7-l~c room suite, glider, uuow · or monthly payments. Call rugs, coflee table, end tables, WAITRESS AND car hops. Ap. llllW218. f.Ntc ply In pel'lllll, Crow's Steak POODLE PUPPIES, AKC Toy several standi.. book case, recGEO, HOIISJ'ETI'EB, 8Ner miniature, $75 and up. Sind House. f.7-4te ord cabir-.t ·rmeras, ~ic · l'OMER•Y - Business buildTHE PROVEN carpet cleaner, serviCJ! and grooming. Phooe tures. o&toDAJ., magazme ing, East Main. 3 stories, side Blue Lustre, Is easy oo the 9112-5443. II 3 Ue racks, books, complete set of For Sale or Trade lot for parking. budget. Restores forgntten ""' piano lessons valued at $100. 1964 DODGE 440 wagon, V-8 lol'l. Rent electric shampooer ~YR"CUSE - 6 rooms, bath, AKC Golden Retriever puppies, Two radios, one FM & AM, automatic, radio, power steer$1. Baker Fumll.,.., 8-5«c level lot. 524 Aab St., Middleport. m ironer, grill, air condtuoner, ing, chrome top carrier; clean !04 ACRES - 4 barns. 3 houses 5443. 6-D-Uc pressure canner, French try. $1075. AIBo, 1962 Ford Galaxle and a number of other build1966 ENGLISH Ford, $200 easb, er, bird cage, old sea chest, 500, f..door automatic, 352 en- POTATOES, beans, cabbage and assume balance. Phone Ings. A clean farm. wall telephone, lamps, boW· gine, good condition, $395. 77U208, or see at Cheater !91 ACRES - 2 bouses with and beetS, Phone 84S-22..'4. llng balls, dishes, cooking Can be seen at the Ashland Bailey's, one mile back ol baths, 2 barns, 2 silos, 3 Clarence Proffitt, Portland. utensils, c!olhes hamper, step Station in Reedsville. 8-7-3tp ponds, 3 gas welb. Ohio. 7-7-tfc Maaon on carson Road. stool, a large collection of noB+Stp HELEN or VIRGR. TEAFORD velties and some antiques, a 1967 MUSTANG, 6-cyllnder, SASSOCIA'I'SS lft.33:IS FIVE ROOM HOUSE and bath, nice collection. Something for speed, I~ Chevrolet Caprice, 1950 FORD, \l-Ion pickup truck. SYRACUSE one floor, partly furnished If everyone. Mr. and Mrs. Clif- aotomalic, power steering and f.7-3tc desired. 783 s. Serond Ave., good condl~on. Phone &a-2355, ford Jacobs, owner. Terms brakes, financing available, New Haven, W. Va. a.utp Middleport. Can bo seen by cash, not responsible for accipllone IIIIZ-1517 alter 5 phone appolnlment after 5 p.m. EJ, dents. Sale conducted by the Business Services 1192-57'8, 7-31-11< den Walburn, phone 119Z-28115. ZO.ACRE !ann In Chesler TownBradford Auction Co., Bol116, 7-9-tfc ship on new water system, BAHR'S BAC!t HOE and llcw!r Racine, Ohio. Phone IHI-3821. Service. Waterline, s e p II c L1mch 1orved. 8-441c Female Help Wanted NO. 6. III'OKER COAL at lor- live rooma and bath w II h tanks, leach beds and ba... outbuildings, or will sell 18\1 TOY LADIES earn $25 an evenments, Chester, Ohio. Call mer Clinton Coal Co. tipple, acres separate. with nlce ing demonstrating toys a n d Notice Henry Bahr, 11115-3988 or Roger located 5 miles east of WeU.. building site: U-acres !armgifts. No lnveatment. Color WILL GIVE TO A good home, Bahr, 911.).3958. f.llllo ing grotind wilh pond, and catalog. Car and phone neces- ton. Phone 384-3787 Wellston reglatered Bird Dog. Call 1149for Information. Walton Ooal newly fell(.'ed. See James Holsary. Write, Toy Ladies Party 3212 from 9 to 5 or see Dick Company. 7-10-301c lon, Sr., one mile east of Five RADIO AND TV REPAIR, house Plan, Johnstown, Pa. U.Stp Y...,., Racine, evenings. calls, antenna, aale and 11>Poln~ oo Rt. 7, or phone 119Z~ slsllatlon. John Harrison, 701 SAVE NOW on aluminum boats, 5007. 8-7-71c Wanted to Rent Broadway St., Mlddlepolt, 10-U-13-14 ft., clean made, BAND EVERY Friday from 9 THREE OR four bedroom borne. phone 9112-2522. 7-14-tfc sturdy, three rail bottoma. SEVEN ROOM bouse and lot, Most locate before scbool bep.m. to 2 a.m. Slte111118 One mile off Rt. 33, on KingsNayiors Run Rill, Rt. good Sprlnp Nlte Club, Beat band gins Pbone 99UI02. 11-1 &tc ELECTROLUX SALES and serbury Road. 7-17-301c drilled well, phone IIIIZ-2275. In the area. f.7-2tc vice: Sweepill:t;rog waahero B+121c • and polisbers. Genuine parts. 19111 NEWPORT Chryaler, 4For Lease BAND EVERY Friday and Sat- M & G FOOD MARKET, Rt. 7, Call 119Z-3780. f.IS-Uc Door, good rubber, good FOUR ROOM HOUSE, bath, eturday at Jack's Club on the ohape. Marlon Reynolds, Ma· Middleport. 8-Htp tra lot. Union Ave., Pomeroy. Harrfaor.viUe Road off Rl. 7. C. C. BRADFORD son. Phone 'I'IUI47. 7-21-Uc Phone m.m'/. f.f.121p Country music by Gayle McAucrloNEER For Rent C.mpleto Service Donald and his Drlften. BEANS, KENTUCKY Wonder: 19118 EARLY American stereo: f.74!c FURNISHED live rooma a n d Pick your own, bring oonPbOIIf MNIII This set has AM & Flo! radio, bath, M & G Markel, Rt. 7, Crill Bradford lalner. $1 busbel. Andrew 4-opeed automatic r e c o r d Middleport. f.7-81p Bachle, Oldo BAIIR'S BA\-'K HOE and dozer Crooo, six milel above Rachanger, lovely finish. Just servk< : waterline, s e p II c S I tic cine on Rt. 338. Phone 247Uke new. Take aver payments tanl:s, leach beds and baae- SINGLES and furnished and un. 2852, 7-26-lfc or ell per month or pay $SUI. lurnlsbed apartments, Pbone men!J. ~ester, Ohio. CaD Affi CONDmONYNG RefrigerTry II In your bome. Phone IIIIM26'1. B+l21c Henry Bahr, 911.).3988, or Roger ation service. Jack's Refrlg5 ROOMS and bath on like lot 992-Z836. .....lc eraUon, New Haven. hone Bahr 9115-3951. f.7-8tp on Rt. 33. Call 99J.51101. PLENTY of space for one trail11112-20'19. 4 e lie 7-30-11< 19118 MODERN lllen!O. Lovely er with all !acUities. In SyraCOLOR TV antennas Installed, walnut modern console with aU work guaranteed. Three cuae. Call 119Z-3t04. 4-~ TREE RIPENED Havon peaell- MIX concrm delivbli wpeed automatic record READY ered right to yoor project. years esperlence. Pbone 9112es. Pick them youroell, $2.75 cbaager, '111is hu AM-FM raFURNISHED and unfumlshetl Fast and eaay. Free ellll!GI. ~lc bu. Bring standard alzo basdio. Take over payments of apartments. Close to school. Phone 9112-3284, GGegkets. Frames Orcllard, 2521 ta.a per month or pay bal- males. Phone IIIIZ-504. IO.If.llc leln Ready • Mix Co. , Mlddl!!FRENCBlE'S Trading Post oow VaDeyvlew Drive, Belpre, 0. anc:e ol •. 22. Phone 991-tal. port, Ohio. • 10 tfe open from 10 am. to 4 p.m. Pbone 42U922. f.l-«e a.ute weelalays. Used clothing and TRAILER SPACE, all utilities available. Inquire JM MulberBUDGET PRICE furniture on miscellaneous itema. Eagle SINGER Zig Zag: 'nl!o mad!lno ry alter 3 or~ p.m. Write P, THREE-YEAR-OLD SADDLE our third Door budget shop. Ridge; tum right at Memorborse, 83 inch lllllft; alao 0. Box 425 Pomeroy. r..29-Uc just taken In; maba buttonBaker Furniture. Middleport, Ial Gardens onto County Road truck camper, Ilk• new. Pholle holes, daml, emb. Take over Ohio. ? II tfe 31, and drive out two mUes. 74U885. f.7-41p FURNISHED GARAGE apartpayments of ta per mnnlh or ~tc ment on Uncoln Hill. Ulllltles pay ete.40, Call 119Z-l111311. SEWING MACHINES, repair CAMPER, 14 1 8\1, $285. Phone paid; adults only. Phone m a.ute service, an makes. WY 11THERE WILL be a gun shoot IIIIZ-5544, Rev. WendeD G. 348t. f.!Me Sunday, Aug. 11 beginning at Sluder. 8-7-3tp WALNUT LOGS, Art1tur Spello. :1284. The Fabric ShoP, POJDo eray. Authorized SJn«er Sales noon at the Forked Run' FIVE ROOM furnished bouse. eer. Rt. s, Pomerny, l'llont. and Service. We Sharpen Sportsman Club. Everyone Is bath, In Pomeroy. Mn. Row- 19114 CHEVROLET, 4-door, f. <!lester 111H181. ~i :SCI...,... S-29-lfc welcome. u.4tc:' ml Cecil. lllO W. Main st., cylinder automatic. Pllone --~,aGARE'M'E vending machines 992-653Z after 4 p.m. 8-Htp 186'1 HOMKO four borae revei'IP)r Pomeroy. 7-24 .tic WILL DO sewing at home ble rolal')' Uller. EueDent' ,_- and service ABC Enterprises, llppers, pockets, pegging, NOW OPEN Bob's Mobil Court, STEREO CONSOLE, walnut, racondltloo; $lllt.95 value. Will Mason, W. Va. Phone '1'1Sa43. hemming, alterations, etc. Syracuse, overlooking t b e dio equipped, 4-speed cbang. aeD for fl5 caah. Phone Chet"-II• Mrs. Freddie Thabet, Maaon, er, dual volume oontrol. boautl!ul Ohio River. out ol ler IJI5.WS, ... ltp Phone 71~651 . ~30-tlc Malo! payments of ell per high water. state appi'OVed. HOTICI OP PUILtcATtotl month or $71.915. Call llllW218. SEAT COVERS, blue, fit Ill PtrMY lrMIUitt.... Inc.. 7-3o.Uc IIAPPY HOUR, Sheuang Spring~ .. ro ...ltn ctrperatiOn 8-Utc a.evy two door. Phone m Pert ce•n&. c.ttr•• ,Nlte Club, 5 to 8 p.m. Mon- SMALL HOUSE at Portland. Plllltttff, 2414. ~ day lhro Friday. Ladles night Tile llaCIM Mlllit ........_, laltiJ, All ooavenlen«~. Write Bol p..,;,iii every Friday. 2-6-tfc IHI-. ott.. 7, Racine, Ohio. f.l.tlc S5 OOMET convertible, bul'pndy with bla<t top, priced to ....... .. .. rtertfl. THE MOTHER wbo has two TRAR.ER, Brown'l Trallor Dtflnllenl• • sen, phone 741-1111. f.74!c cblldron, David 15, daoghter lllller lliiDIItL ..._ J1lol Ool Pan, Minersville. Phone 9112l"'lloolnoe .. uaben. wUI tiM ao13, husband overseas. and ahe 33.14. 114-«c tsee tlllol oa Ule Jltb 4a:r 0o1 lalJ, 19118 APACHE Falcon camping lmows Mrs. Mary Ord !hat tba .............. J'omer ID4utrailer, call IIIIZ-2801 or 1ee trtn, .... tue4 Ue PeCHJo• ...... Uved In Pomeroy, Is asked to JOU ln Ute Court of Comtaoll Plul. :o x 50 'fRAILER, e~tra nice. wmte Guinther alter 4:30 p. ._ eaD 992-S307. IH-ftp ..,. Couatr. Olda. pruinl· '"' Adults p~erred ; 181 Locust fudfmenl In the lmCI'IUlt of JI.JI)O.• tD. l-7-'lc plu lnt.nlti at U. rate of 7 Ptl' NOW OPEN frtllll 10 A.M. to 10 St.. Mldateport. Phone 9112~nt per annum1 g14 aetl011 bebLI buell upon JOW' eoDftl'llon ol flaal1l 2811· P.M. L... S&W Drive In on H-81p CANNING TOMATOES, t!JS ol the undfrtllnedl. You lrt req1Qn4 to CDIWW tba the by-pass Rl. 7. Soft lee r• buthel. 8rlng contslnerl. Ger. 11ld PeUUOD bJ' Ull dQ' of A.1l(Uit aldlne Cleland, Racine. »Ue 11. 1118, or Judpnent bJ the Plllll· mam, good food, specials on • NEWLY DECORATED, furnishUH wtll be rudiHd lfiiDII JCI'U. Monday and Thursday. ed apartment. Adults and re, PO. . IY INDUiniiS.. INC. 8-HOI< lerence. 114\1 Mulberry, Ph. IYI ...-.W A. Melllcl, I Wanfld to Rent 992-6lltl. U.llo Atk• 1t YOUNG couple wanll unlumAtfttM. Ohlt ..,.. Iohed hooiso or apartment by 7 Ill I f1 I Ill I Ill I a I f, . . W•nted To Buy TWO ROOMS, bath, furnished WAHJI) Auguat IS, call 992-S566. ANTIQUES. luml1ure, dishes. apartment, references. 128 NOTICI 0P UPOtNJMitl'l' f.7-31c lit... mltcellaneous. Ml'l. Howard Mulberry, PhOne ~. .. C•llla tey,., DIIUUI N~ b buebJ' lll..a tw Porll <*II, 1111 W. Main st., Pomeu.tle E. hJN o1 Jtad!W, otdt, &.D. I, au 181· 1-Z.IIc hHD thiiJ eppotated AdalJdRnUh: t1 .. ,..,....... .... .... ... QUALin Pomeroy M tor Co. 1.----------•.•.___ @ 'All!, Ul'- Business Services Continues! : • ' ' ( .. •• I ' ' ' ..... .. .............. - CARRIBl WANTm t•. Pomeroy Route. In Business ..alo ~===~=·=·==:::! w"' w_._ ,_ CARtUER IN MIDDLEPORT Employment Wanted ! i' For Sale FIVE ROOM cottage with beaulft)'IING, LARGE lawna, •• tiful view ol Ohio River, II loll, cemeteries, oil!., Long Bottom. Vlrgll Walker, with Cnvely tractor. Phone 118clne, Oblo. l-Ute .....,._ Hfte .e CONTAa , FAYE MAN11Y Middleport, o. l~~turance AUTOMOBILE Insurance ben eeneeiJed? Loot JOUr opent. on, ~' CaD . . . .. . I II tfe __ ... ....., tM IInaM of ee.uJI IQI9. ..... ... lile ol ....... CouaiJ', .......... _.., .. (Ide;, Cn4Hen ... ' : , - . me tbelr Wllb NJd wltldl ,_, c,.._ Ill...... ,,.... ,.... "' 1-71 lolfl Nl Ml II, N. niiiN . Radl1tor Slnkt SALES AND SEBl'lCE _, ,_, , _., ~ S:55 1~ -GUARANTEEDPHONE 992-2094 iI ' Mite 3llghtwln 9% Sportwln l'uoDenl)', _0 I ' I II. • 'Iii I I. I I 1.. '·-·-·· From the Largest TruCk or BullciJzer Radiator To · The Pomeroy Home & Auto . . E. Mala I ~~ ~~,~ ~l -· '68's In Stock Schwarze! Marine Hockingport, Ohio I z. EXPERIENCED EVINRUDE t;XPERf Wheel Alignment Smallest Heater Core. BUETTNARS Pomeroy PH. 992-2143 PRONE lfl-trll SAVE SPACE HOBSTETTER REALTY ·. • •• FREE STORAGE The Paris Treaty of_1.71131 w b I c h formally MOTH PROOFING ABC CLEANERS Mason, W, Va. recogw.eu the United States as an Independent nation ended the Revolutionary War In America. 77~543 ,' Voice along Broadway BY .JACK O'BRIH NEW YfJRK ~ Peter Falk told us ln Rome llle only role he's r·ead that might lure him to the Bdwy. stage was In Herb Gardner's uThe GootD:Iye Peo· pie," that of a septuagenarian delicatessen owner; Red Buttons also wanted it but Milton Berle got U .... Fashion designer created ladie'i ~ostumes for both conventlons. The Humphrey - tor Pres. dads start at $12 while the Repub styles start at $28 .•.. Nixon's campaign manager, and There's Ule thread of a prosperity -message in there somewhere ..• Mia Farrow's cover hereby is blown: when here, she reglsters as Barbara Deutch, her secretary's name ..• Bill Holden had to rush home to the Sherry Netherland to pack for his meet- Vietnam hero (Bronze Star) £d.. win C<>pred Reed to14 their Maud Chez Elle chums they'll wed Nov. 16 .... Belle Daniels and Ben L,yon celebrated their 38th In Londoo .. .. Brltlsbero love ring in a BBC radio series when illg with Bing Crosby and Kathy the Blitz hit London and they just sla)'ed on when most Americans scurried home to aatecy at Holden's Safari Club, Kenya .... French mental hospitals pony up Cognac to relax patients .... Napoleon? Jill Mitchell, daughter of Dick .... Pop.rockers called UT h e Mob" dress llke early Chicago gangaters; they'll pley L a s Vegas In Oct., which would seem to be Coals to Newcastle .••• The recent Nevada joints caught wlth phony dice and cards were just the onea exposed In the act .... Wooder why suckers think mobaten won't cheat Just he- cause they don't have to; they this what others have done?" but u1s this decision wisest and best for those most intimately Dear Helen: You don't generallze, and this Involved with the altualion?" And is good, for circumstances and that,..takes a lol of thinldngl the people Involved alter "solu- H. ,l\4· don't have to rob and murder and blackmail, either. Slngers love the Copacabana - It has 38 speakers around the room, .tendad by acou~ engineers .. .'. · .fOie Ferrei'lis tions.'' There are all types ofun· Dear Helen: wed mothers. As you say, tor In your "What is A. ... ?'' sersome, It's best to give their ba- Ws, someone Important has been bies up, but not for all! Keep say- overlooked. So here's my ver- the nightclub fever bad - he'd rather play a noor show than King Lear. sloo of ; · illgltl At a very young age, I became WHAT IS AGRANDPA? ' pregnant. Fortunately I had unA Grandpa is someone you cut" , derstanding relatives a n d trust. He'll keep you company. Ia moving 111to Sptadletop res. taurant owner Van Rapoport's apartment: be's moving outllrst, ol course .... Lanc..,Uworth of the San Diego Chatprs Is a late blooming McCarteyphlle .... Winston ChurChill Jr: signed In at Miami Beach's Eden Rock to . friends. I forgave myself and when you're alone. You can tell startad out to make the best of him your &e<:'rets and he won't my llle with my new responai- breathe a word. b!llty, As soon as I waa able af- A Grandpa ia a friend who'll ter my Uttle boy was born, I went let you beat him at checkers to school and learned to be a on purpose. He'll even sneak you market checker. I worked until on an all..nten fishing trip and my bones ached. Thechlld'sfath- when you spUI the can of worms er, with some re\uctance, provld- tn the ocean, he won't throw you ed a little help. .overboard. Now I am married to a wonHe's someone who will take derful man who utell In love you home with him on vacation. with both ot us." Adoption pa. H you're wondering lf he'll forpen and records are sealed, but get you 011 your blrthda3, forwe wlll tell our son as soon as get lt. He's not that kind ot guy. · he Is old eoough that he was He' a onJy just the greatest guy adopted by his lather and that earlb. _ LYNN his mother wouldn't have glven Dear 'Melen 1 00 him up for anything in t h e Better gtt your mall bags reaworld. dy becauseI hiVe a feeling you're WUI he know he was "born going to be delugad with letters out of wedlock?" Aren't ,40011t protesting yow- advice to- use adopted children? ' mly one root when driving an Does a girl with an ·uteglll- automatic shill automobile. <Note mate child have two strikes a.. from H: You're SO-o-o right!) 1t comes to a &ick to lovelorn and worn, good marriage? Not II abe is chum, and leave the driving to decent and otherwise desirable. us! _ JOE galnst her when 'otliJ SHOVlO H/11/E .!YIIW6P IW 1HIS 11Wf lW>.i' ,l!lltlJTE them because they were star- Helen Help US•• e By Helen Bottel THE BR1GIITER SIDE OF THE COIN AND I am not even prelly, but I Dear Joe: had two other orrers or marAnd YOU'D better check with rtage from tine men before I · 1 drlver training school and the fell in love with my husband. D or M\' I whole advlce to nov~ I would advise unwed eXI)eCt.. ices Ia: ''Forget you have a Jeft ant mothers to ask themselves foot., _ J.l it they are really the tne to The 64-square-mue .:Sater take the easiest way out II may Island Ues 2,300 miles """t of not be the best way to lasting Chile. happiness ... And then again It may. - NOT UNIQUE Lichee Tree owner Irene Kuo cover the contusion. Bdwy. actor Joe Slrola hal been olierad $000,000 lor his teeth-stain - remover firm: Bud Westmore ot the H'wood lilm family's hla partner ... So Joe doesn't have to worry if hh current musical uGotden Rainbow" I• less than hall-oellillg out . 65 MUSTANG CONV, , • $1195 One cort~ful local owner, 6 cyl. 1td. thlft. htro nlc•• 67 BUICK ........ .......... $2395 Grancf Sporu VB 2 dr. Hard Top. One careful local owncr. Smart turquolae finish with oil Ylnrl buck.t nott, e•trae. -' tp. ahlft 400 cu. ln. engine. 5uperl, conclltlon. 66 BUICK .............. $2195 V8 St!ylorla Cutlom 4 dr . Hard Top. One local owner. Smart burgundy finish. •11 white Ylnyl upholet1ry with front cent•r arm retl, Low mlleoge "........... ......,;. " BLAETINARS BUICK PONTIAC GMC TRUCKS POMEROY • Ohio, VIII-Uit 1Urri¥inl IPWM, UH1 ..... ol lleDeflelen. 1llldtl tbe wtlli and \o tiM! auom.,. or do \otlltp repNMJ~,Uq IU7 ., tbl u.e PIBODIII . . _ a.nland IDIMIJ. Pomeror. Ohio. N.. lt.a&l. YOU ere btNbt DOWIIII lbt lbe llDd AppnlemeDI of tbe of tbt al'ortmeDUoud, . . n.-.4, la.. of Nltl COllDtr, WU ftl. ~ Ja IIIII Court. ld4 la..sor, Alit AppraiNmeat wW lie for MariDI liltton Wt Cftrt ea U. l'ftll der fll IIWtiDtol')' ...... Aquat, 1-. at lO:ot o'eloc:ll A.ll. A.DJ ....... . . _ to Alt ...,. me tkllll U.r•to mu.t tblm ct. ltlut tift daJII prior to IJMI 4ele wt. 1« .... ............... Olqa UIMIN' m;:r )lad Ull tcC1 tl lt14 Colar&, Uda lttb. der ol .hair p, H. 0'8111M c..,. 111.., c..rt IJje,.... I,...,. , ..1 MDelf' Cltrll •J ! ' I "·<"~~ ' ' . _,_ , ....,....... ~ . NOTICI 0111 PILIIM 0111 llfYINTOI:Y AND APPU.IIIMINT TM lfete tf Ollie. MI... Ctuldy Preltate C..rt ' • lM ltxeeu.lol or ~ldor ef lM .UN; to Mleb 01 a. folJDw. 1111 .. .,. I'UlaltDtl of OM 8taki ot ........ ......... l Dear N. U.: True! In any t1nnan relatloos problem, the -~estion il DOt, ''Is alOhbliiDUoDecl IWSMY ~ I •·•· Day Mfttt Mll~ttHtftl Pomeroy 2 SIGNS Of Motor Co. " DIADI.ttlll " llilfORMATIOfl and : I, r " .------------------..~------FREEZER SALE 'A'AIIff AI ~ - Mr• ' �...• ( ,, '" Top Grade Results . A LITTLE 'HOMEWORK' Watching Want· Ads_Bring· _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _;..... _ _ _ _ _ _,, ' - -·- - ...~ ' --- .. . ~ .. ,.. ·~ , .' ··~Ron· , las, I' Real Estate For S~tle O'BRIEN AND CROW MtMQ DMIIIIM t •·•· CtMIIIMIMt & C1rrtetleM REALTY COMPANY BIG CHEST FREEZER Wltl Itt '"""'" UIIIU t e.m. fM' POMEROY - 2 at<>ry, 8 rooma 01¥ ef P'HIItltllll ONLY, $215.00 RleULA,TIOMI (S bedrooms) bath, 2 porches, Tht Pu~liiMt reMn.. tf'lt rl ... t Free DeliYery Within basement, with utility room, .. rill' ., rtfect '"' .......... ... 100 Mtlu. We Service ~Uie, Tl'll ,.,.. ,...._, will net carport. $4,250.00 1967 CHEVROLET . , .. , , , , .. , .. . . . ..... , ,$3295 ,. "''" Caprice .t-Door. Factory Air Cond., Comfortron controls, lllctrmt ln..nten. POMEROY - I story, 5 rooms, POMI!ROY RATII 386 engine, turbo hydramatlc, power steering and brakes, (3 bedrooms) bath, new kit"'' W111t Ad 1ervlc1 , . 1 ~nh ~~tr W•rd tM llltlrtlen strata seat, black vinsl top, white body, plum interior, radio . PHONE chen and dlnlftl area with Mlftlmum Chlr.. Jk and heater, 6000 actual miles. A real sharp car. • 992-2181 11· ,.... ,., . .,. tl'lrt• ......... ' cabtoets and dlnlng bar. Lms IIYI !lltl'riiM\1. 1966 CIIEVELLE ... , .. , .... , . , . , .. , _, , .$2095 or paneltns. hardwood floors, 11 dfltl ~ter Wit~ 11'1 conMCUIIft H. T. Cpe, 4 speed trans. Positraetlon. Wide OvaJ tires, lack W. C.ney, Mgr. IMertlllll. utility room in buement. II ,-r hftf DIMIUIII ... ••HI ... ·red interior. White Cinish. Radio & heater. 11111 1dl ,..,, wlltlln 11 Hy1. PRICED REASONABLE (,UD OF TMANill • OIITUAR'f 1962 CHEVROLET , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , . , , , . , , .$895 BASIIAN - 6\1 acres on gravel ForS1Ie SUI tor Jl -rd !'llllllmum. ••· Picktp 8-f'l. Fleetslde, solid cab, red finish, heater. ........... ..,. 2Croad, barb fence, aprlng, IL1MD ADI i EARLY AMERICAN stereo ra., AIIIJHtfMt Uc Ch•rtt ,., .Wn,. bama, I story frame house, 4 0 dlo console, 4-speed automafl_,.tnl . rooms, 2 bedrooma, bath, O,ICI HOUII I1M a.M. to t :H ,.11'1 . DillY' basement. REMODFLED REOPEN EVES. 1:00 P.M. tie changer, wpeaker IIOUnd · ttM I.M M 111:H M. .n lltUFfiY 1 aystem. Payments ol fi.IO CENTLY. Public S.le 'POMEROY, otiiO per montlt, or ttOI.IIl, Call HENRY a..EL"ND Olllce IJII.ZIIt AUCT!O,, Saluraay, August 10 ""'!'_....• -- - " ' ' tlll-3218. f.Uic Res.--at 11 a.m. We are .leavmg Ute ZIG ZAG-OMA'nC, well tnown For Sale &-7-31c Help Wanted coumy. Wltl sell the IOIIOW· mate sowing machine, makes POODLE 1-UPPIES AKC Toy ing aL tne restdence ot Pearl KITCHEN HELP wanted. Ap. buttonholes, sows on bultonJ, While and stud service, 4 and ply In person. Crow's Steak Jacoos tocated on Ht. 7 and monograms, etc., all without 6 lbo. Phone 992-3165. Houae. f.l-8tc 124 al Laurel Cldl. Livlllg attaclune!lts. Pay only tQ.SO, 7-l~c room suite, glider, uuow · or monthly payments. Call rugs, coflee table, end tables, WAITRESS AND car hops. Ap. llllW218. f.Ntc ply In pel'lllll, Crow's Steak POODLE PUPPIES, AKC Toy several standi.. book case, recGEO, HOIISJ'ETI'EB, 8Ner miniature, $75 and up. Sind House. f.7-4te ord cabir-.t ·rmeras, ~ic · l'OMER•Y - Business buildTHE PROVEN carpet cleaner, serviCJ! and grooming. Phooe tures. o&toDAJ., magazme ing, East Main. 3 stories, side Blue Lustre, Is easy oo the 9112-5443. II 3 Ue racks, books, complete set of For Sale or Trade lot for parking. budget. Restores forgntten ""' piano lessons valued at $100. 1964 DODGE 440 wagon, V-8 lol'l. Rent electric shampooer ~YR"CUSE - 6 rooms, bath, AKC Golden Retriever puppies, Two radios, one FM & AM, automatic, radio, power steer$1. Baker Fumll.,.., 8-5«c level lot. 524 Aab St., Middleport. m ironer, grill, air condtuoner, ing, chrome top carrier; clean !04 ACRES - 4 barns. 3 houses 5443. 6-D-Uc pressure canner, French try. $1075. AIBo, 1962 Ford Galaxle and a number of other build1966 ENGLISH Ford, $200 easb, er, bird cage, old sea chest, 500, f..door automatic, 352 en- POTATOES, beans, cabbage and assume balance. Phone Ings. A clean farm. wall telephone, lamps, boW· gine, good condition, $395. 77U208, or see at Cheater !91 ACRES - 2 bouses with and beetS, Phone 84S-22..'4. llng balls, dishes, cooking Can be seen at the Ashland Bailey's, one mile back ol baths, 2 barns, 2 silos, 3 Clarence Proffitt, Portland. utensils, c!olhes hamper, step Station in Reedsville. 8-7-3tp ponds, 3 gas welb. Ohio. 7-7-tfc Maaon on carson Road. stool, a large collection of noB+Stp HELEN or VIRGR. TEAFORD velties and some antiques, a 1967 MUSTANG, 6-cyllnder, SASSOCIA'I'SS lft.33:IS FIVE ROOM HOUSE and bath, nice collection. Something for speed, I~ Chevrolet Caprice, 1950 FORD, \l-Ion pickup truck. SYRACUSE one floor, partly furnished If everyone. Mr. and Mrs. Clif- aotomalic, power steering and f.7-3tc desired. 783 s. Serond Ave., good condl~on. Phone &a-2355, ford Jacobs, owner. Terms brakes, financing available, New Haven, W. Va. a.utp Middleport. Can bo seen by cash, not responsible for accipllone IIIIZ-1517 alter 5 phone appolnlment after 5 p.m. EJ, dents. Sale conducted by the Business Services 1192-57'8, 7-31-11< den Walburn, phone 119Z-28115. ZO.ACRE !ann In Chesler TownBradford Auction Co., Bol116, 7-9-tfc ship on new water system, BAHR'S BAC!t HOE and llcw!r Racine, Ohio. Phone IHI-3821. Service. Waterline, s e p II c L1mch 1orved. 8-441c Female Help Wanted NO. 6. III'OKER COAL at lor- live rooma and bath w II h tanks, leach beds and ba... outbuildings, or will sell 18\1 TOY LADIES earn $25 an evenments, Chester, Ohio. Call mer Clinton Coal Co. tipple, acres separate. with nlce ing demonstrating toys a n d Notice Henry Bahr, 11115-3988 or Roger located 5 miles east of WeU.. building site: U-acres !armgifts. No lnveatment. Color WILL GIVE TO A good home, Bahr, 911.).3958. f.llllo ing grotind wilh pond, and catalog. Car and phone neces- ton. Phone 384-3787 Wellston reglatered Bird Dog. Call 1149for Information. Walton Ooal newly fell(.'ed. See James Holsary. Write, Toy Ladies Party 3212 from 9 to 5 or see Dick Company. 7-10-301c lon, Sr., one mile east of Five RADIO AND TV REPAIR, house Plan, Johnstown, Pa. U.Stp Y...,., Racine, evenings. calls, antenna, aale and 11>Poln~ oo Rt. 7, or phone 119Z~ slsllatlon. John Harrison, 701 SAVE NOW on aluminum boats, 5007. 8-7-71c Wanted to Rent Broadway St., Mlddlepolt, 10-U-13-14 ft., clean made, BAND EVERY Friday from 9 THREE OR four bedroom borne. phone 9112-2522. 7-14-tfc sturdy, three rail bottoma. SEVEN ROOM bouse and lot, Most locate before scbool bep.m. to 2 a.m. Slte111118 One mile off Rt. 33, on KingsNayiors Run Rill, Rt. good Sprlnp Nlte Club, Beat band gins Pbone 99UI02. 11-1 &tc ELECTROLUX SALES and serbury Road. 7-17-301c drilled well, phone IIIIZ-2275. In the area. f.7-2tc vice: Sweepill:t;rog waahero B+121c • and polisbers. Genuine parts. 19111 NEWPORT Chryaler, 4For Lease BAND EVERY Friday and Sat- M & G FOOD MARKET, Rt. 7, Call 119Z-3780. f.IS-Uc Door, good rubber, good FOUR ROOM HOUSE, bath, eturday at Jack's Club on the ohape. Marlon Reynolds, Ma· Middleport. 8-Htp tra lot. Union Ave., Pomeroy. Harrfaor.viUe Road off Rl. 7. C. C. BRADFORD son. Phone 'I'IUI47. 7-21-Uc Phone m.m'/. f.f.121p Country music by Gayle McAucrloNEER For Rent C.mpleto Service Donald and his Drlften. BEANS, KENTUCKY Wonder: 19118 EARLY American stereo: f.74!c FURNISHED live rooma a n d Pick your own, bring oonPbOIIf MNIII This set has AM & Flo! radio, bath, M & G Markel, Rt. 7, Crill Bradford lalner. $1 busbel. Andrew 4-opeed automatic r e c o r d Middleport. f.7-81p Bachle, Oldo BAIIR'S BA\-'K HOE and dozer Crooo, six milel above Rachanger, lovely finish. Just servk< : waterline, s e p II c S I tic cine on Rt. 338. Phone 247Uke new. Take aver payments tanl:s, leach beds and baae- SINGLES and furnished and un. 2852, 7-26-lfc or ell per month or pay $SUI. lurnlsbed apartments, Pbone men!J. ~ester, Ohio. CaD Affi CONDmONYNG RefrigerTry II In your bome. Phone IIIIM26'1. B+l21c Henry Bahr, 911.).3988, or Roger ation service. Jack's Refrlg5 ROOMS and bath on like lot 992-Z836. .....lc eraUon, New Haven. hone Bahr 9115-3951. f.7-8tp on Rt. 33. Call 99J.51101. PLENTY of space for one trail11112-20'19. 4 e lie 7-30-11< 19118 MODERN lllen!O. Lovely er with all !acUities. In SyraCOLOR TV antennas Installed, walnut modern console with aU work guaranteed. Three cuae. Call 119Z-3t04. 4-~ TREE RIPENED Havon peaell- MIX concrm delivbli wpeed automatic record READY ered right to yoor project. years esperlence. Pbone 9112es. Pick them youroell, $2.75 cbaager, '111is hu AM-FM raFURNISHED and unfumlshetl Fast and eaay. Free ellll!GI. ~lc bu. Bring standard alzo basdio. Take over payments of apartments. Close to school. Phone 9112-3284, GGegkets. Frames Orcllard, 2521 ta.a per month or pay bal- males. Phone IIIIZ-504. IO.If.llc leln Ready • Mix Co. , Mlddl!!FRENCBlE'S Trading Post oow VaDeyvlew Drive, Belpre, 0. anc:e ol •. 22. Phone 991-tal. port, Ohio. • 10 tfe open from 10 am. to 4 p.m. Pbone 42U922. f.l-«e a.ute weelalays. Used clothing and TRAILER SPACE, all utilities available. Inquire JM MulberBUDGET PRICE furniture on miscellaneous itema. Eagle SINGER Zig Zag: 'nl!o mad!lno ry alter 3 or~ p.m. Write P, THREE-YEAR-OLD SADDLE our third Door budget shop. Ridge; tum right at Memorborse, 83 inch lllllft; alao 0. Box 425 Pomeroy. r..29-Uc just taken In; maba buttonBaker Furniture. Middleport, Ial Gardens onto County Road truck camper, Ilk• new. Pholle holes, daml, emb. Take over Ohio. ? II tfe 31, and drive out two mUes. 74U885. f.7-41p FURNISHED GARAGE apartpayments of ta per mnnlh or ~tc ment on Uncoln Hill. Ulllltles pay ete.40, Call 119Z-l111311. SEWING MACHINES, repair CAMPER, 14 1 8\1, $285. Phone paid; adults only. Phone m a.ute service, an makes. WY 11THERE WILL be a gun shoot IIIIZ-5544, Rev. WendeD G. 348t. f.!Me Sunday, Aug. 11 beginning at Sluder. 8-7-3tp WALNUT LOGS, Art1tur Spello. :1284. The Fabric ShoP, POJDo eray. Authorized SJn«er Sales noon at the Forked Run' FIVE ROOM furnished bouse. eer. Rt. s, Pomerny, l'llont. and Service. We Sharpen Sportsman Club. Everyone Is bath, In Pomeroy. Mn. Row- 19114 CHEVROLET, 4-door, f. <!lester 111H181. ~i :SCI...,... S-29-lfc welcome. u.4tc:' ml Cecil. lllO W. Main st., cylinder automatic. Pllone --~,aGARE'M'E vending machines 992-653Z after 4 p.m. 8-Htp 186'1 HOMKO four borae revei'IP)r Pomeroy. 7-24 .tic WILL DO sewing at home ble rolal')' Uller. EueDent' ,_- and service ABC Enterprises, llppers, pockets, pegging, NOW OPEN Bob's Mobil Court, STEREO CONSOLE, walnut, racondltloo; $lllt.95 value. Will Mason, W. Va. Phone '1'1Sa43. hemming, alterations, etc. Syracuse, overlooking t b e dio equipped, 4-speed cbang. aeD for fl5 caah. Phone Chet"-II• Mrs. Freddie Thabet, Maaon, er, dual volume oontrol. boautl!ul Ohio River. out ol ler IJI5.WS, ... ltp Phone 71~651 . ~30-tlc Malo! payments of ell per high water. state appi'OVed. HOTICI OP PUILtcATtotl month or $71.915. Call llllW218. SEAT COVERS, blue, fit Ill PtrMY lrMIUitt.... Inc.. 7-3o.Uc IIAPPY HOUR, Sheuang Spring~ .. ro ...ltn ctrperatiOn 8-Utc a.evy two door. Phone m Pert ce•n&. c.ttr•• ,Nlte Club, 5 to 8 p.m. Mon- SMALL HOUSE at Portland. Plllltttff, 2414. ~ day lhro Friday. Ladles night Tile llaCIM Mlllit ........_, laltiJ, All ooavenlen«~. Write Bol p..,;,iii every Friday. 2-6-tfc IHI-. ott.. 7, Racine, Ohio. f.l.tlc S5 OOMET convertible, bul'pndy with bla<t top, priced to ....... .. .. rtertfl. THE MOTHER wbo has two TRAR.ER, Brown'l Trallor Dtflnllenl• • sen, phone 741-1111. f.74!c cblldron, David 15, daoghter lllller lliiDIItL ..._ J1lol Ool Pan, Minersville. Phone 9112l"'lloolnoe .. uaben. wUI tiM ao13, husband overseas. and ahe 33.14. 114-«c tsee tlllol oa Ule Jltb 4a:r 0o1 lalJ, 19118 APACHE Falcon camping lmows Mrs. Mary Ord !hat tba .............. J'omer ID4utrailer, call IIIIZ-2801 or 1ee trtn, .... tue4 Ue PeCHJo• ...... Uved In Pomeroy, Is asked to JOU ln Ute Court of Comtaoll Plul. :o x 50 'fRAILER, e~tra nice. wmte Guinther alter 4:30 p. ._ eaD 992-S307. IH-ftp ..,. Couatr. Olda. pruinl· '"' Adults p~erred ; 181 Locust fudfmenl In the lmCI'IUlt of JI.JI)O.• tD. l-7-'lc plu lnt.nlti at U. rate of 7 Ptl' NOW OPEN frtllll 10 A.M. to 10 St.. Mldateport. Phone 9112~nt per annum1 g14 aetl011 bebLI buell upon JOW' eoDftl'llon ol flaal1l 2811· P.M. L... S&W Drive In on H-81p CANNING TOMATOES, t!JS ol the undfrtllnedl. You lrt req1Qn4 to CDIWW tba the by-pass Rl. 7. Soft lee r• buthel. 8rlng contslnerl. Ger. 11ld PeUUOD bJ' Ull dQ' of A.1l(Uit aldlne Cleland, Racine. »Ue 11. 1118, or Judpnent bJ the Plllll· mam, good food, specials on • NEWLY DECORATED, furnishUH wtll be rudiHd lfiiDII JCI'U. Monday and Thursday. ed apartment. Adults and re, PO. . IY INDUiniiS.. INC. 8-HOI< lerence. 114\1 Mulberry, Ph. IYI ...-.W A. Melllcl, I Wanfld to Rent 992-6lltl. U.llo Atk• 1t YOUNG couple wanll unlumAtfttM. Ohlt ..,.. Iohed hooiso or apartment by 7 Ill I f1 I Ill I Ill I a I f, . . W•nted To Buy TWO ROOMS, bath, furnished WAHJI) Auguat IS, call 992-S566. ANTIQUES. luml1ure, dishes. apartment, references. 128 NOTICI 0P UPOtNJMitl'l' f.7-31c lit... mltcellaneous. Ml'l. Howard Mulberry, PhOne ~. .. C•llla tey,., DIIUUI N~ b buebJ' lll..a tw Porll <*II, 1111 W. Main st., Pomeu.tle E. hJN o1 Jtad!W, otdt, &.D. I, au 181· 1-Z.IIc hHD thiiJ eppotated AdalJdRnUh: t1 .. ,..,....... .... .... ... QUALin Pomeroy M tor Co. 1.----------•.•.___ @ 'All!, Ul'- Business Services Continues! : • ' ' ( .. •• I ' ' ' ..... .. .............. - CARRIBl WANTm t•. Pomeroy Route. In Business ..alo ~===~=·=·==:::! w"' w_._ ,_ CARtUER IN MIDDLEPORT Employment Wanted ! i' For Sale FIVE ROOM cottage with beaulft)'IING, LARGE lawna, •• tiful view ol Ohio River, II loll, cemeteries, oil!., Long Bottom. Vlrgll Walker, with Cnvely tractor. Phone 118clne, Oblo. l-Ute .....,._ Hfte .e CONTAa , FAYE MAN11Y Middleport, o. l~~turance AUTOMOBILE Insurance ben eeneeiJed? Loot JOUr opent. on, ~' CaD . . . .. . I II tfe __ ... ....., tM IInaM of ee.uJI IQI9. ..... ... lile ol ....... CouaiJ', .......... _.., .. (Ide;, Cn4Hen ... ' : , - . me tbelr Wllb NJd wltldl ,_, c,.._ Ill...... ,,.... ,.... "' 1-71 lolfl Nl Ml II, N. niiiN . Radl1tor Slnkt SALES AND SEBl'lCE _, ,_, , _., ~ S:55 1~ -GUARANTEEDPHONE 992-2094 iI ' Mite 3llghtwln 9% Sportwln l'uoDenl)', _0 I ' I II. • 'Iii I I. I I 1.. '·-·-·· From the Largest TruCk or BullciJzer Radiator To · The Pomeroy Home & Auto . . E. Mala I ~~ ~~,~ ~l -· '68's In Stock Schwarze! Marine Hockingport, Ohio I z. EXPERIENCED EVINRUDE t;XPERf Wheel Alignment Smallest Heater Core. BUETTNARS Pomeroy PH. 992-2143 PRONE lfl-trll SAVE SPACE HOBSTETTER REALTY ·. • •• FREE STORAGE The Paris Treaty of_1.71131 w b I c h formally MOTH PROOFING ABC CLEANERS Mason, W, Va. recogw.eu the United States as an Independent nation ended the Revolutionary War In America. 77~543 ,' Voice along Broadway BY .JACK O'BRIH NEW YfJRK ~ Peter Falk told us ln Rome llle only role he's r·ead that might lure him to the Bdwy. stage was In Herb Gardner's uThe GootD:Iye Peo· pie," that of a septuagenarian delicatessen owner; Red Buttons also wanted it but Milton Berle got U .... Fashion designer created ladie'i ~ostumes for both conventlons. The Humphrey - tor Pres. dads start at $12 while the Repub styles start at $28 .•.. Nixon's campaign manager, and There's Ule thread of a prosperity -message in there somewhere ..• Mia Farrow's cover hereby is blown: when here, she reglsters as Barbara Deutch, her secretary's name ..• Bill Holden had to rush home to the Sherry Netherland to pack for his meet- Vietnam hero (Bronze Star) £d.. win C<>pred Reed to14 their Maud Chez Elle chums they'll wed Nov. 16 .... Belle Daniels and Ben L,yon celebrated their 38th In Londoo .. .. Brltlsbero love ring in a BBC radio series when illg with Bing Crosby and Kathy the Blitz hit London and they just sla)'ed on when most Americans scurried home to aatecy at Holden's Safari Club, Kenya .... French mental hospitals pony up Cognac to relax patients .... Napoleon? Jill Mitchell, daughter of Dick .... Pop.rockers called UT h e Mob" dress llke early Chicago gangaters; they'll pley L a s Vegas In Oct., which would seem to be Coals to Newcastle .••• The recent Nevada joints caught wlth phony dice and cards were just the onea exposed In the act .... Wooder why suckers think mobaten won't cheat Just he- cause they don't have to; they this what others have done?" but u1s this decision wisest and best for those most intimately Dear Helen: You don't generallze, and this Involved with the altualion?" And is good, for circumstances and that,..takes a lol of thinldngl the people Involved alter "solu- H. ,l\4· don't have to rob and murder and blackmail, either. Slngers love the Copacabana - It has 38 speakers around the room, .tendad by acou~ engineers .. .'. · .fOie Ferrei'lis tions.'' There are all types ofun· Dear Helen: wed mothers. As you say, tor In your "What is A. ... ?'' sersome, It's best to give their ba- Ws, someone Important has been bies up, but not for all! Keep say- overlooked. So here's my ver- the nightclub fever bad - he'd rather play a noor show than King Lear. sloo of ; · illgltl At a very young age, I became WHAT IS AGRANDPA? ' pregnant. Fortunately I had unA Grandpa is someone you cut" , derstanding relatives a n d trust. He'll keep you company. Ia moving 111to Sptadletop res. taurant owner Van Rapoport's apartment: be's moving outllrst, ol course .... Lanc..,Uworth of the San Diego Chatprs Is a late blooming McCarteyphlle .... Winston ChurChill Jr: signed In at Miami Beach's Eden Rock to . friends. I forgave myself and when you're alone. You can tell startad out to make the best of him your &e<:'rets and he won't my llle with my new responai- breathe a word. b!llty, As soon as I waa able af- A Grandpa ia a friend who'll ter my Uttle boy was born, I went let you beat him at checkers to school and learned to be a on purpose. He'll even sneak you market checker. I worked until on an all..nten fishing trip and my bones ached. Thechlld'sfath- when you spUI the can of worms er, with some re\uctance, provld- tn the ocean, he won't throw you ed a little help. .overboard. Now I am married to a wonHe's someone who will take derful man who utell In love you home with him on vacation. with both ot us." Adoption pa. H you're wondering lf he'll forpen and records are sealed, but get you 011 your blrthda3, forwe wlll tell our son as soon as get lt. He's not that kind ot guy. · he Is old eoough that he was He' a onJy just the greatest guy adopted by his lather and that earlb. _ LYNN his mother wouldn't have glven Dear 'Melen 1 00 him up for anything in t h e Better gtt your mall bags reaworld. dy becauseI hiVe a feeling you're WUI he know he was "born going to be delugad with letters out of wedlock?" Aren't ,40011t protesting yow- advice to- use adopted children? ' mly one root when driving an Does a girl with an ·uteglll- automatic shill automobile. <Note mate child have two strikes a.. from H: You're SO-o-o right!) 1t comes to a &ick to lovelorn and worn, good marriage? Not II abe is chum, and leave the driving to decent and otherwise desirable. us! _ JOE galnst her when 'otliJ SHOVlO H/11/E .!YIIW6P IW 1HIS 11Wf lW>.i' ,l!lltlJTE them because they were star- Helen Help US•• e By Helen Bottel THE BR1GIITER SIDE OF THE COIN AND I am not even prelly, but I Dear Joe: had two other orrers or marAnd YOU'D better check with rtage from tine men before I · 1 drlver training school and the fell in love with my husband. D or M\' I whole advlce to nov~ I would advise unwed eXI)eCt.. ices Ia: ''Forget you have a Jeft ant mothers to ask themselves foot., _ J.l it they are really the tne to The 64-square-mue .:Sater take the easiest way out II may Island Ues 2,300 miles """t of not be the best way to lasting Chile. happiness ... And then again It may. - NOT UNIQUE Lichee Tree owner Irene Kuo cover the contusion. Bdwy. actor Joe Slrola hal been olierad $000,000 lor his teeth-stain - remover firm: Bud Westmore ot the H'wood lilm family's hla partner ... So Joe doesn't have to worry if hh current musical uGotden Rainbow" I• less than hall-oellillg out . 65 MUSTANG CONV, , • $1195 One cort~ful local owner, 6 cyl. 1td. thlft. htro nlc•• 67 BUICK ........ .......... $2395 Grancf Sporu VB 2 dr. Hard Top. One careful local owncr. Smart turquolae finish with oil Ylnrl buck.t nott, e•trae. -' tp. ahlft 400 cu. ln. engine. 5uperl, conclltlon. 66 BUICK .............. $2195 V8 St!ylorla Cutlom 4 dr . Hard Top. One local owner. Smart burgundy finish. •11 white Ylnyl upholet1ry with front cent•r arm retl, Low mlleoge "........... ......,;. " BLAETINARS BUICK PONTIAC GMC TRUCKS POMEROY • Ohio, VIII-Uit 1Urri¥inl IPWM, UH1 ..... ol lleDeflelen. 1llldtl tbe wtlli and \o tiM! auom.,. or do \otlltp repNMJ~,Uq IU7 ., tbl u.e PIBODIII . . _ a.nland IDIMIJ. Pomeror. Ohio. N.. lt.a&l. YOU ere btNbt DOWIIII lbt lbe llDd AppnlemeDI of tbe of tbt al'ortmeDUoud, . . n.-.4, la.. of Nltl COllDtr, WU ftl. ~ Ja IIIII Court. ld4 la..sor, Alit AppraiNmeat wW lie for MariDI liltton Wt Cftrt ea U. l'ftll der fll IIWtiDtol')' ...... Aquat, 1-. at lO:ot o'eloc:ll A.ll. A.DJ ....... . . _ to Alt ...,. me tkllll U.r•to mu.t tblm ct. ltlut tift daJII prior to IJMI 4ele wt. 1« .... ............... Olqa UIMIN' m;:r )lad Ull tcC1 tl lt14 Colar&, Uda lttb. der ol .hair p, H. 0'8111M c..,. 111.., c..rt IJje,.... I,...,. , ..1 MDelf' Cltrll •J ! ' I "·<"~~ ' ' . _,_ , ....,....... ~ . NOTICI 0111 PILIIM 0111 llfYINTOI:Y AND APPU.IIIMINT TM lfete tf Ollie. MI... Ctuldy Preltate C..rt ' • lM ltxeeu.lol or ~ldor ef lM .UN; to Mleb 01 a. folJDw. 1111 .. .,. I'UlaltDtl of OM 8taki ot ........ ......... l Dear N. U.: True! In any t1nnan relatloos problem, the -~estion il DOt, ''Is alOhbliiDUoDecl IWSMY ~ I •·•· Day Mfttt Mll~ttHtftl Pomeroy 2 SIGNS Of Motor Co. " DIADI.ttlll " llilfORMATIOfl and : I, r " .------------------..~------FREEZER SALE 'A'AIIff AI ~ - Mr• ' �. 1 ,, ' ·I -~ . . ~ ., ~. ~~ ~ ' J ' ' ' ' -. - .. . --·-····· " . . - . - --~-..-~---- . . ·-·---··-· ' ·,_ ·Sale! J . .. Plastic . a..... ..,. ••• llcklh ea. 29e . . ,._ .'.• I • SPECIAL! ' . -· ~= '.' Fresh fryers """'i~ ·.- Whole IUMININI ICRISPY Crackers lb. Joy -· ....... 35e l ,..... ........... 59c ( ' .,..... ...... 57c ' Thrill ''• Soo -llttMo4 Weiners ;:· $1.19 Snlobd WholoU -· Picnics __ • 45e Fnsh Picnic style Whale ....,._ 57c Pnrk Roast ... 39c s.r.o&s-SIIood -IICO Cheese Nips · -. .... 39c Bacon _!!" $1.29 Bucket Steak -_•_ " 99c Soo T - llttMo4 SloMs ol au.- Flounder ::'" 79c Fish Stix 2 :;. 69c ... Cllolol ........ Chicken "· $1.89 Pork Loin _______ .. 79c 11-lr- r..,...riNI ... goA '"tea Bags ______ •-· "- Lifebuoy Soap 'loaves =. $1 Surf " Breeze ________ :' 67c Lunch Meat . 3 •• ' ~ Frye'rs -•. ---•. ... 35c · GOOD TENDER PREMIER GRADE l I ' HEINZ . ! I I TO HUNT'S TO Creamer ll:·~59t l " .................... 11... !:floa - ' a· ............ Eskimo Pies ::!: 55c · Mo..,thwash ' Wlftnla ll•••u . ;_ ·~ , $1 ,_,...... Bananas Butter.~~i~:~;:49C Leliions ------~. ,.. ···~· . .. · ..Mus~ , ... . pt. jar . .• ~~t. .i ~· .. :; ' ..• • -~ ~ ,,~ f f! ~ ~· .. •• • I . . FRESH, HOME MADE H. BACON ••.••••••• ~b~ 69~ quarters SUCHER'S PURE LARD . 8 ~b. bucket • ~~: 79f ,,• •...:; I •.• ..•• • BORDEN'S INSTANT COFFEE COMIINATION CAND U.S. ..GRADE (COFFEE & CREAM) Praise Soap ..... J. \ .. ': • 1, ' 15'., .Zoz. ,., . '. . ' SALAD ••• !b~ 89e OHIO VALLEY •••••••••••••••• ' 3,......,. 51c PORK LIVER ••• ~~~· 23~ ~ can . 2...,...,. 4le ' FRESH-IN THE PIECE ,,p·Ic k.1e 5AUNTHAMBURGER JANE'S SLICED ~DILLS . 25 •••••••••••••••••••. ein · e SW. ROSE : l-Ib.. · 5 1 a rga r elngBAKERITE 3 lb. S9~ Shorten ) Me••••••· ~ }cracker 5 FIRESIDE GRAHAMs ·~~· 29 e· .~~fg.MFLAVORS c a n , l 0~ Canned Pop............. Jo- Bo Dog Food•••••12... '1 "'• \ ' .:. CALLIES.........~~ 49C cans '•• f Grapes ••••• 2 ... 59c· BlUeberries Golden Ripe TENDER SMOKED-4 TO 6 LBS. '4601. ........... ...... ;......., 0!00111 uanners •••. ,... .w.; M... .Shave Cream n... 64c· · . Honey Buns 4 · $1 c-, c:tN All-... · · ~hiCK .l:.l:.oll,' ~ , , ~-am~ ....... ~ . Ice Cream •• ~ 59c · .MICRIN ' 23c Ground From the Same Premier Grade Fresh Beef $ ' .,..:...,. . . . _ 9ft84c . ac .... _..... ,.,.s.c... Toothpaste 2 ·!:. ..... - .... :· Hair _Spray ~lb. TO Peanut .= C:ia~upe . - 3••• S1 N:ctarines IT'S THE GOOD PREMIER BEEF JUICE 3 1.00 l~OGU COff!E Koloa 1Coo1oor D11 Or,.,..~e Tuna .................... SIRLOIN TIP I I -· FIIOZIN VITAMIN C INtuCIIID Drinks O. ~ \ SOUP \Icons 1.00 11...., ...... MMo - PHONE! 992-3480 ..' ' ' .,_., 1111 WOol IH. I M.TJI. KROGH -LIGHT Comer Mill •ncf·s.-ct Sts. s:: ::~ =- $1 llomlot We Accept Federal Food Stamps ) 2~A9t Fig Bars s }3 Flour __ • !:" $1.99 I . MARKET- Open Daily 9 to 9:30-Sun. 12 to 9:30 ' Milk .•. --·- 2 '!:': 89c 3 ......... 33e 2 ,......,. 31c • ........... ' lifebuoy Soap ••• ' >it I - · llooll ....... 111• Beauty Soap 16 oz. ·::!~ ~ Buttermilk ... _~ 39c 49c wx ;· lb• KROGER I ' o Turkeys _____ . -_ .. 39c Cold Water All i,' I " - ...... -. ... $2.45 -- ' ICr- Wl........14 ...... Advanced All Dishwasher All ·'· ·:~ Drinks - 10 !"":· $1 Skim Milk 10 .... $1 Pickles •.• a;:,- 49c ~ Detergent ........ $1.43 .)• ~ }'<'1 ' No Wa.tel llaking Hens ___ . • 39c AU F...., Ill II White Bread _ 6 :: $1 :t ' •I BREAD ,, " K_WI...... U · - Emllauy Salu 79c ! ' ;nn; ' I I doz, ItINfO ' Eggs . Crisco 'I: e:n... y Roll Roast lltcH Dressing _- .....,. 29c •- 37c I ' . 11tioitUY s.. , _ llrilplo ·49c Crisco · ',j ..•• -' 1 iiDNIUSS 110111111 Kntor'• , . _ - ... - Catsup . 5 " Petan Sandies • - ...... lflblr , _ AW.II1Milllll • ' . sat. Only Aug.JO ADAMS . • ............... lntpectetll Shrimp __::: 69c ,..........,......- t :~ ' ,;;_ .Fryers """' o.·•·· ............. ... 39e . All Chkkena SOU. at Kro11er Are U. 8. Gou't. ' Quarter Fryers __ .. 39c' Hyfl'odoSidolltl• ' . ,··.·; "·' . ...... 35c ' J.. ' ' WhOle Lela --... .. 49e Winp ·••·•••• .. 29c IJvers .......... 69t ' Giblets ••.•... - ... 39e Backs &: Neeks . .. ·lOe Solitaire" 'l' •·' f ·.. ·· n:. Willi..,. · am:Uts • • • . • • • • U. S. OCMIR-111' I~D ICROOIR I'IIIMIUM IIUALITY 110 'liRe- HWIRIDI Ivory I :r . ~ Play "Lucky ''· " .· · ~cmCIEN~ PAR'm" - sSOOoo ,, . ' .. ' Win •. :· .\ ' ' $ �. 1 ,, ' ·I -~ . . ~ ., ~. ~~ ~ ' J ' ' ' ' -. - .. . --·-····· " . . - . - --~-..-~---- . . ·-·---··-· ' ·,_ ·Sale! J . .. Plastic . a..... ..,. ••• llcklh ea. 29e . . ,._ .'.• I • SPECIAL! ' . -· ~= '.' Fresh fryers """'i~ ·.- Whole IUMININI ICRISPY Crackers lb. Joy -· ....... 35e l ,..... ........... 59c ( ' .,..... ...... 57c ' Thrill ''• Soo -llttMo4 Weiners ;:· $1.19 Snlobd WholoU -· Picnics __ • 45e Fnsh Picnic style Whale ....,._ 57c Pnrk Roast ... 39c s.r.o&s-SIIood -IICO Cheese Nips · -. .... 39c Bacon _!!" $1.29 Bucket Steak -_•_ " 99c Soo T - llttMo4 SloMs ol au.- Flounder ::'" 79c Fish Stix 2 :;. 69c ... Cllolol ........ Chicken "· $1.89 Pork Loin _______ .. 79c 11-lr- r..,...riNI ... goA '"tea Bags ______ •-· "- Lifebuoy Soap 'loaves =. $1 Surf " Breeze ________ :' 67c Lunch Meat . 3 •• ' ~ Frye'rs -•. ---•. ... 35c · GOOD TENDER PREMIER GRADE l I ' HEINZ . ! I I TO HUNT'S TO Creamer ll:·~59t l " .................... 11... !:floa - ' a· ............ Eskimo Pies ::!: 55c · Mo..,thwash ' Wlftnla ll•••u . ;_ ·~ , $1 ,_,...... Bananas Butter.~~i~:~;:49C Leliions ------~. ,.. ···~· . .. · ..Mus~ , ... . pt. jar . .• ~~t. .i ~· .. :; ' ..• • -~ ~ ,,~ f f! ~ ~· .. •• • I . . FRESH, HOME MADE H. BACON ••.••••••• ~b~ 69~ quarters SUCHER'S PURE LARD . 8 ~b. bucket • ~~: 79f ,,• •...:; I •.• ..•• • BORDEN'S INSTANT COFFEE COMIINATION CAND U.S. ..GRADE (COFFEE & CREAM) Praise Soap ..... J. \ .. ': • 1, ' 15'., .Zoz. ,., . '. . 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TO Peanut .= C:ia~upe . - 3••• S1 N:ctarines IT'S THE GOOD PREMIER BEEF JUICE 3 1.00 l~OGU COff!E Koloa 1Coo1oor D11 Or,.,..~e Tuna .................... SIRLOIN TIP I I -· FIIOZIN VITAMIN C INtuCIIID Drinks O. ~ \ SOUP \Icons 1.00 11...., ...... MMo - PHONE! 992-3480 ..' ' ' .,_., 1111 WOol IH. I M.TJI. KROGH -LIGHT Comer Mill •ncf·s.-ct Sts. s:: ::~ =- $1 llomlot We Accept Federal Food Stamps ) 2~A9t Fig Bars s }3 Flour __ • !:" $1.99 I . MARKET- Open Daily 9 to 9:30-Sun. 12 to 9:30 ' Milk .•. --·- 2 '!:': 89c 3 ......... 33e 2 ,......,. 31c • ........... ' lifebuoy Soap ••• ' >it I - · llooll ....... 111• Beauty Soap 16 oz. ·::!~ ~ Buttermilk ... _~ 39c 49c wx ;· lb• KROGER I ' o Turkeys _____ . -_ .. 39c Cold Water All i,' I " - ...... -. ... $2.45 -- ' ICr- Wl........14 ...... Advanced All Dishwasher All ·'· ·:~ Drinks - 10 !"":· $1 Skim Milk 10 .... $1 Pickles •.• a;:,- 49c ~ Detergent ........ $1.43 .)• ~ }'<'1 ' No Wa.tel llaking Hens ___ . • 39c AU F...., Ill II White Bread _ 6 :: $1 :t ' •I BREAD ,, " K_WI...... U · - Emllauy Salu 79c ! ' ;nn; ' I I doz, ItINfO ' Eggs . Crisco 'I: e:n... y Roll Roast lltcH Dressing _- .....,. 29c •- 37c I ' . 11tioitUY s.. , _ llrilplo ·49c Crisco · ',j ..•• -' 1 iiDNIUSS 110111111 Kntor'• , . _ - ... - Catsup . 5 " Petan Sandies • - ...... lflblr , _ AW.II1Milllll • ' . sat. Only Aug.JO ADAMS . • ............... lntpectetll Shrimp __::: 69c ,..........,......- t :~ ' ,;;_ .Fryers """' o.·•·· ............. ... 39e . All Chkkena SOU. at Kro11er Are U. 8. Gou't. ' Quarter Fryers __ .. 39c' Hyfl'odoSidolltl• ' . ,··.·; "·' . ...... 35c ' J.. ' ' WhOle Lela --... .. 49e Winp ·••·•••• .. 29c IJvers .......... 69t ' Giblets ••.•... - ... 39e Backs &: Neeks . .. ·lOe Solitaire" 'l' •·' f ·.. ·· n:. Willi..,. · am:Uts • • • . • • • • U. S. OCMIR-111' I~D ICROOIR I'IIIMIUM IIUALITY 110 'liRe- HWIRIDI Ivory I :r . ~ Play "Lucky ''· " .· · ~cmCIEN~ PAR'm" - sSOOoo ,, . ' .. ' Win •. :· .\ ' ' $ �IZ - The lJnJunctwn • R equested -. . . J Against Union Action PT. PLEASANT - A bW of C<111JiaiiKI asking an Injunction qalnat mau picket!~ l!ld lnter!erence wltll nonna1 business and other IITOilgS, has been Oled by the Central Operati~ Co. (Phil- ' FrU!ay,Aog. 9,J~J~aLee 'i'holqlsoo set a dal' l!ld lime !or a helrllw oo a motion to grant an injunction. The complaint was le~ In content l!ld Included photogrljlha of strlklng.,..Ioyos on ~n Plant picket lines. ip Sporn Plant} in tile orftce or Howard Schultz, circuit clerk. Attorneys represent1111 the The complaint Is b> Central Op- pWntiiJ are CecU Dean l!ld Wileratii"C Company vs. Utilli;y liam B. Potr or Roanoke, VlrWorkers Union of America. AF[,. glniL CIO, Local Unioo 426, W. W. The complaints Sl¥ tile d&o Wentzell, recording secretary; !endants also have physically obGeorso Wrlgh4 president; CArl structed, blocked and hill:lered Searls, J. E, Ord, P, R. Honta- any llld an vehicles, whether ocshelt, W. E. Stivers, L R. Roush, c~Ctied by Blltl)loyes or others, R. E. Smltll, V. G. Roosh, J. ll which bave attempted toenterthe Bennett Jr., George H. Hesson, plant. Three civil actions have also Marvin McFarland, Elton Cleven.ger, Harold Robert Russell, been med in the cirwlt clerk's Glem Lee Johnaon, Walter Rob- otDce. The first action stems ert COuch. Crc:rn car»enter work at Reba's The plaintiff requests that on Place in Henderson. George A. Mayes who V5, Reba m3 Oakley MASON ' - --. DRIVE· IN TONIGHT·THU.-FRl AUG. 7-8-9 "DOUBLE TROUBLE" Elvie Presley, Yvonne Romain AND Sandra Dee-Geo. Hamilton "DOCTOR, YOU'VE GOT TO BE KIDDING!" MDGS THEAT'Rf TONIGHT AND 111URSD AY August 7 - 8 NOT OPEN I I FRIDAY TI!RU TUESDAY August 9 - 13 Walt Disney's The one and only, Genuine, Original FAMILY BAND (Technioolor) Walter Brennan, Buddy Ebsen DISNEY CARTOONS: Natures Strangest Creatures Art or Sell De!ense Mr. Duck Steps Out Admlsslon: .85c arxl SOc SHOW STARTS 7 P.M. M. Williams Is seeking judgment in the sum or $495, The secorxl action was styled People's Bank or Pt. Pleasant vs. George E. and Borbara L. Halper. The action stems trcm a promissory note wrJtten on Feb. I, 1968. The plaint!!! Is seeking judgment In the sum o!$2,UO. 46. The third action styled The 20th Street Bank vs. J•. D. Greer also stems from a promissory note written on Feb. 5, 1968. Judgment is demanded In the sum or $2,700. (Contlnoedtrom-1) In the collJiJso of the bulldbv. (Cootimed trcxn - BECOMES INSTRUCTOR SERVICES HELD Graveside services were held recently at the Mansfield Ceme~ tery lor Beck> Ann, In!ant daugh- ter or Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Florien or Lexington, Born July 25, 1968, at Mans!leld General aa 600 voaos 0( tile 667 needed to win on tile tlrat bsUot. "There wiU be no Orll ballot nominatim and thai Is a 0111 precHctlon," Rocke!ellor said. "Nllroo will bef!ln to lose votes PARIS - THE IJNITED STATES TOLD North Vlolllam lodal' It on tile second ballot l!ld by tile would release 14 NorUI VietDIJne&e prliiOilera •• a ugelture ol aood end of !be llllrd, the dam will wUI" - a move obvloual1 aimed at thewlng the VIetnam Ialka whleh break." hive llllde oo progress since their start. He IIPPealed to Hanoi to ' N 1 x o n•s Ueuteoant& were release more U. S. war prlaonerL warning deleptes that IIley The prlsooera have been held by the United Stateo since 1966 mt¥ miss the train completely when the U, S. Navy captured a lfi'Oitl of North Vletnameae seameo I! IIIey !aU to vote !or him on In an Incident related to the Gel! or Tookln Incident which p . . _ !lie ftrst ballot. This ar(IUIIenl tile tlrst u. s. bombing or North Vletmm. O:lrew a scarS Into the New Jersey delega:Uon, where most WASHINGTON- FORMER PRESIDENT DWIGHT D. Elsenlloller, ~ the state' a 40 delegates have In guarded condltloo !ollowltW his sixth heart -•k In 13 yeors, SUJIPOrtecl Son. Cue as a wu on a regimen of Uquld tooda and cunplete bed rest today while tavorite son. ThatJa why Case doctors assessed the damage to his hearL was having trouble holding 01110 Authorities at Waiter Reed Army Medical Center where the his delegates. 77-year-<Jld general Is hoopitallzed said In their last bulletin TilesNixon managers also were day he was uresting comfortab]y and is free of pain." They aaJd hi a telling Rocke!eller beckers tllat pulse, breathing &nd blood pressure were stable, but he was "aer· den,ying tile oomlnal!on ID Nixon iously ill 11 and the outlook for recovery was .. guarded 11 or uncer- coeld lead to victory by tain. Reagan. hero cl the oonservatlve wing. And they IA>ld Reagan ATHENS, 0100 - FOURTEEN BASEBALL teams were IIIJJied supporters that the outcome or ID psrtlclpote In the double - elimination Amerlean Legloo alate . a stop.Nilroo coalltloo could be toornament here beg!~ Aug. 12. the nomlnetlon o! Rocke!eller, Teams entered in the state toonwment included Findley, Sid- tile candidate ot: !lie ltherals. ney, Piqua, Cincinnati, Elyria, Ashley, Hlllsboro. Lancaster, AshFlorida deleptes, who had tabula, steubenville, Marietta. Worthington, Euclid and Kent. Pair- favored Nixon by a subatamlal ill!:& for the tourney were scheduled tor Sun:lay evening. majority. began drifting toward Reagan Tueaday and gave him ~ o! picking up tile ~~tate's Long is Loser in Matador .Manuel •1el COrdobea'' Bealtez, telled 1111 taunted the braWIIY bull TUesdl¥ wltll. quick !lips or his ...,. and then •toAied and threw his black cop tothellnll1 Kellledy. ID the tradition of~ Ish bull lighting, the Y""-ter threw It boek. The crowd of lllouaands acreamed Its lj)proval. The lllllldor - - the bull to KeDned> IIIII kWed II with one quick thrUst of tile swonl. j HOLZER HOSPff AL - VIsIting hours 2-4 and 7-ll p.m. Par- Missouri Election ST, LOIJIS (tWO - Ll Gov. ents only on Pediatrics Ward. Thomas F. Eagleton wrested the ADMISSIONS senatorial nomination !rom U. s. Mrs. Clyde B. Frazier, Rt. 1 Beaver; Mrs. Alan D. Jobnson, Middleport; Mrs. .nmmy L e e Baker, Wellston; Mrs. Plus E. Sen. Edward V. Long in the Mis- souri Democratic prlmar'y. Eagleton, 39, Issued a victory statement early toda,y, secure in Hyrne, 154 Woodlawn Dr.: Mrs. Ronald L, Carr, Pomeroy; Mrs. his belle! that his 18,000 vote Henry 0. &lmmers, Rt. 2; Mrs. lead could oot be overturned In the few remaining precincts still Norma J. Mccarl.,, 1802 Chatham Ave.; Mrs. Dannie L. Brick ~ to report trom the Tuesday primary. Les, Rt. 1; Lisa R. Herald, Mid''It appears that Mr. Eagledleport; Lori Lym Holle, RL 1 ton is the wiM.er,'' Lorw said Vinton; John S. Reltmire, Mason, Hospital, she Js survived by ooe W. Va.; Mrs. J. C. Justus, RL !rom his Larksville, Ma., IKine. brother, Bret Edgar, and grand- 1 Vlnton; Mrs. Rufus B. Ell- But he reCused to concede the parents. Mrs. Florian was the cessor, 42 Grape St.; (nx)rge W. election. He said he wanted to study the returns today before former Patt;y Carpenter. Corbin, 946 Flrst Ave.; Mrs. W, Ray MDler, Rt.l Uverpool; Mra. maid~ any oddltional statements. Ervin J, Acree, Middleport; StelJa Y. Wireman, Rt. 2 Pedro; Mn. Robert W. Mercer, Jackson; iilsron M. Johnson, 423 second Ave.; Danny G. underwood, Rl (Contlneed !rOO> Pogo 1) · 2 Pl Pleasant; Steven F. Sloemaker, Rt. 1; James H. Rick-Summer o.ttice hours, prin:·. man, Rl 2 Bidwell; John L. cipals' office, 8 L m. to 3 p, m.; MeltUck, Rt. 3 Qak Hlll; Luther St.Verintendent's office, 8 L m. C. Bowles, Radcliff; Joey M. ID4p,m. Nicholson, Chauncey; Ronald 1., - Evecy school employe to Hargett, Oak Hill; Charles B. Hol- have an annual tuberculosis test. The very lltest new~ I~" wide singer, RL 2 Racine; George H. -A licensed insurance agency nylon ilroqrain ribbon streps-tht Wyant, Rt. 5 Jackson; ChaiDICO)' may sell tax sheltered aMuities bl&. youna. fun look. But the W. Rife, Jackson; John E. Bish- to eligible staO' members subsewitch me~r~s business. It's 1 jeweled-lever movement. op, Jackson; Mrs. Donald L. Han. quent to approval by the board or waterproof', shod resistent noo, Gell}jlolls state IDat.; Gary education. f---..._ Carnelle wUh unbreaklble Michael Ro,., Rt. I Patriot; Gary m~lnsprint. sweep second BIJILDING USES h11nd ••• precision made T. Bryant, 11 Burger Ave.; THE BOARD approYOd buUdby Bulove, of tourse. Timms E. LOWe, RadclliJ. lJW uses Including: Also with wide white leather BffiTHS The Pomeroy Elementary or cork·eolor suede straps. Mrs. Alan D. Johnson, Mid- School auditorium and three dleport, daughter, 3:25 p.m. classromts, Monday through FriTuesday; Mrs. Ronald L. Carr, day, next week, 9L m. to 12 noon, Pomeroy, son, 9:46 a.m., Tuea. and Friday, next week, 7 to 8:30 day; Mrs. Henry 0. &unmers, p.m., bytheSciotDVsUeyllai>tist Rt. 2, son, 3:43 p.m., TUeldl¥. Aasoclatlon !or a Bible School DISCHARGES The Harri sonvtlle Elementary Mrs. Ametta Baker, M r a. School, Saturds>, Aug. 24, lor a James M. Brag, Mn. Jolm C. fatheMOO banQ.uet served by the Campbell, Claude H. Cboei!O- Order ol Eastern Stars. brew, Mrs. Gay Circle, Mra. The Rutland Elementary School Bartow Durst, Min Freda Fis- gynmaslum, Saturdal', Se!>L 7, cher, Mrs. Richard E. Garten, and Sunday, Sept. 8, lor a ftower James P. Grueser, Mra. Jat!k show by tho Rutland Friend!> CARAVELLE' Hall, Ira E. llatfteld, Ar1hur Garden Club. division of BULOVA M. Hoyt, Homer E. Huddleston, Nmnerous bills were approved Mrs. Clyde Hunt, Stephen Lu- !or Pl)'lllenl. tellls Jenkins, Michelle A. PlyAttemirw were Hargraves and male, Mrs. Giy T. Rawlins, Dale hi• aasistant, Larry Morrisor~t A. Riegel, Mrs. Louis E. Un- Clerk L. W. McCOO"'IIs,andboard roe, Mrs. Gary Edward Walkar members, Virgil King, president; aDd son, Mn. Bernard L e e Mra. E. 0. Rail, Hiram Slawter, White, Mro. Roonle Ropr Mc- BUI Porter and Don Mullen. Cain, Mrs. William o. Smeltzer, Mrs. Jim l, Baker, Mra. the broad way to keep up with the limes Teachers The wide ones • " . "' ~· h'CARAVELLE" ' L ,_ cecu Stith (expired), Dorool E. Plants, Jr. Chrildne Branham, Pomeroy, COVERINGS Inlaid Linoleu -Carpeti Get the best de•lln Ohio ulngels Furniture. Atk:your nelghborl Ingels Furniture '111811)' In Mayor's Court lnvostlgallon ot: a brealdntll!ld enterlnr -enll,y orer last at the Bo,y eabln, WIB reported toCounty SierUIRobch. !iberllr Hartenbaeh said locke wero torn orr the cebln door to gaio entrance. Mattresses Inside !lie building were loll outdoors and olber clama&e was Clllllled, Tbe sheri!! aloo said James E. Woodall, to, McCOmb, Miss., has been arre- on cbarsos ot: IIRoxlcatlon and dlolurl>lng the peace, and Is being held In jsU. (Contineed !rom page I) smne strength but still clJngs to 10 votes. Anything less would further erode his soothern ba.ae. New Jersey- Maybe the Orst ravorlte son state to crack. sen. Case has wavered several times. He would lead most or WOMEN TO MEET Episcopal Chereh Women wlU meet !or a potluck luncheon at 12:30 p.m. Tberedl¥ at I he parish bouse ot: Greco Eploc:opal Church. Following I h e lunebeon, WOllam B. 'l'holnls of Belmont, Mass., will speak. For Rocky MlAMI liEACH (U~ Neloon A. llrlclielsUer roeehed tile IJid o! hla pollllcal r . - at . l:f9 a.m. EDT totlol IIIII !Guild . . pol A pedtion for divorce has been BOND FORFEITED One defendant !or!elted a bood and another was fined Tuesday night In the court ot: POmeroy Mayor Charles Logar. Charlotte Schneider, Lawrenceburg, Ind., !or!elted a $15 bood po- on charges of driving left ID eenter. Mary CUrtis, Pomeroy, was fined $25 and costs on a charge ot: Issuing menacing lllreets. and paternal grandparents are Mr. l!ld Mro. E. E. Follrod, Pleaunt Ridge, Pomeroy. Mrs. Bessie Hall, PeMJyhanil, Is a maternal - t - grandmother. Mr. l!ld Mrs. Follrod "'o have l - John Dovld, two. ALKA~SELTZER GILLETTE 49~ 49~~~· 72x90" SIZE BEACON I Blankets Thermal WoJen In · Assorted Colors VETERANS MEMORIAL HOSPITAL Admissions - Judy Mclfallle, Middleport; Russell Flaa& Minersville; Patricia Darst, Middleport. Discharges - Henry Varian, Audrla Je!!era, Clrletia VanMeter, Claude Ashi.,, Bernice Winkler. For dryer babies Use PAMPE DISPOSAIILE Killed in Daytime 30's Explosion Re..,..a tolling with Jlieka IIIII - • I n stlftl111 90-clagree reached lbt - · abortl,y - · I LDI. (ED'l'), I& lloUro _ . tho blast oe-.,d. Re1. 5.00 to 9.00 .. SALE PRICE 3.00 to 5.00 hn1arHS · s -.99 1. 13\ oz. Denim Sizes 6 to 16 pr. . Chootor, 0. . • ~· Victor Vinyl Latex WALL PAINT DIXIE GLOSS HOUSE PAINT Y011 Choice Onlr 10-~ Full Cut, Well Made-R11111d s1.99 Gallon Sizes 29-42 WI -. . M and ,~ crepe 101ea PINCO RIDENOUR RADIO & TV 9 Miners am,. SCHOOL SHOES CHAPMAN· -CANADAY In TIM Middle Bloclc Mt•t To ll!lbetfeltls He had told newsmen he would announce hhl choice between 10 and 11 a.m. (EDT) today. But at 11:10, Herbert G. Klein, his press secretary, told reporters Nixon was still undlclded. un has not been offered to anyone at this time," Klein said. "The problem is just weighing the merits ot several outstanding candidates." He said Nlxoo had returned to his suite at the HUtoo Plaza Hotel wllll a small group ol advisers to further consider the matler. The former vice president's rtctory was a remarkable comeback !or a man whose political career eeemeil finished after he lost the White House to John F. Kennedy In 1960 and then failed in an electioo for governor of his native California In 1962. He won with eaae and In a ...., that len none or lllo $34,000 Deficit c u t, calor lUI In atrlpoa, plaiJII IIIII Plaldl. Cont>aroa at f2.119, s :99 eaclf 1 Shu Store ' totlol ihnllllli ,.._ ... l<atlond - -o11iJ · .... Jy IIIIa altemoilrJ ...... Low toniJit In !lie - •• and low 70L Both alipona l!ld ""'' 111iia, Coawart-• at tt,H. ·s_2:44 Pair · : : . which he feared would become : worse in the years ahead. Discusses Cities Tour During that same midnight ride, he said he was thinking or a flying tour to some of the cities Wring the next two weeks ' lo help reunite the party, In a television interview after. the balloting, he said he felt he. had wrapped up the nomination : wben he won the Oregon: presldeodal primary May 29,; althoullh ho conceded that Rockefeller and Reagan had : buill good csmpsil!ll organlza- · tlons. (Continued on Page 6) King, Richard M. Nixon Queen . Named Walter Jordan and Dawn Carper will reign as king and q.Jeen or the 1968 Meigs Coon!> Junior Fair. Crowned by AM Holter, 1967 Junior Fair Qleen, follow~ lng the 4.H S*;,vle Rewe Wednes~ day night, both ere also 4-H Caused Closure GREENVU.LE, KJ, CUPO Nino _,.., troppecl bJ an oxplooiOIIIa a !p'awllnl 1011 - ' mine _,. IIIIa wastere KeDllld<J eoDIJIUIIII;y, ware !lxmd by ,...,.. - · early WESTERN ' ..-.. ....,.... ~ -~~ MIAMI BEACH (UPU- KICII- _.ms lnOic:ted oo party Unlty . ard M. Nbon _,ed hi• aecmd bJ Barry Goldwater's steamrolcempall!ll !or !lie presidency to- ler triumph over Roclle!eUer dal' trying to dedde "which or four years ago. Major shifts In tile Florida several very good candidate&". New Jersey delegations In and would malce the best rumlng IIIAMI BEACH- PAT NIXON WATCHED tile mass or humanity tbe final hours helped Nixon to . mate. An Aide said he was uhav· 011 the lloor of ...-on hall e,.,t Into a wUd deDIOIIItrai!oD !or 1bwart tl'le efforts o1 Rockefeller her hua- IIIII ranembered a almUor see~>~ elgilt years ago. lng dll!l<ulty" making tile choice. Nllroo, who """ the Republican ind Reagan tD deny him a first , ''11d.s jill& doellft CCJ:De to one twice 1D a lifetime," she said in: presidential nomination on !lie ballot victory. c:re&lloual1. But lhe allll reclUs the pain that lollowed Richard M. Nixm. told two newsmen who : Nbna'a ranlatloo In 1960 wltll his loso lA> Jolin F. Kenned,y. !lrst ballot II 1:48 a.m. (EDT) Tearo atreamed down ber lace the! nlglrt Ia Nove-r but now, today, conferred with advisers tonk an autDmot>lle ride with : lhe said, "The mood of the coeniry Is dll!erent. • She stood alone at until 4 a.m. then gpl up early him late Wedne!ldlzy night tllat : the 19110 c:oawntloa, but Wedneldl¥ night har daughters were witll to discuss vice presidential pos- he wanted a candidate who was ~ her. The !lmll,y left COOY8odoo haU be!ore tile ballot!~ began, ID be sibilities wtth party leaders and "simpatico,. with him and who : underotood big city problems advisers. wltll Nlsun. - -~="" '.3·!.9 Sl CCIMPLITI LINI OP CHANNIL MAITIIII MIDDLEPOIT or st 7:30p.m. 9lndsy atlboTrln. Ill United Cll!rcb or Christ. There will be aoveralawards maclt, !be hl!lbll!llll being tile · pre-alloo ot: tllo Eqlor"'*ID Rlehard(Ricli)W.,_, :· The troop !1 - - by the Malrio Cboi>W' Diltbled Amorlcan Vtt.rana. ThO pub. 'lie lolnritedto-lbecaurt. REGULAR 69c VALUE With A,I:MIITower Moahrc_.,._,_ MIAMI BEj\c;II - TilE NEW NIXON WU.L EMPLOY a new campoJcn atraie&l' Ill hlo sacond bid !or the White Hoose. The Iormor vlco prealdtlll will COIICOIIIrlte on phootal llllllstrW atateo &<IIIII Into whit hla aides calls "hootlle territory" - Including big city &l*too. n wW be a reversal ot: NiliXIfl's 1900 strategy or violtlng ovecy atate ID the IJnkin. Tho! plan carried Nilron to de!eal by John F. Ken. necly, To !ree hlmotl! !or his DOW IIIProoch, Nlllllfl has been working IM!Io Wlltr the RepHican porQ>. BEACH (UPI)-Richard M. Nixon oponod hia •oconc for tho pruiHncy today by ehoo•lng Gov. Spiro T. Maryland u hla running malo. who won th• Repultlicaft presidential nomination ""' ly today an tM flrat ballot, made th• surprlu • announument lou than 11 houra latv. "I havo now modo a doclolan. I ohall rocammond to tho can· vonllon 'hat II nominato for vlco pro•ldont on tho Republican rlckot Gov. A,now of Maryland, Nixon •aid ot 12:39 p.m. EDT. 2t8 will beld a c:ourt ol bonor top, CHILDREN'S ·the Conventi"o By Ullbed Praaa Internltlolal ~~ POmero,y Bo,y Scout Troop Gfr TH11PICI\JRE •IIOTOU •BOOSTIIII •ANTINNAS ,... Allout Tho Chmnol ..L'. :v...om ' ... . bo said. ........... loadt!'.lhlp ot: lila porQ>. 11'1 •• almPit U !hit.H ballot. - I'll •' MIAMI :campaign A,now of "~Nixon, !be could be a king maker. He holds 56 delegate votes on the fence. Ohio is in 1 strong positim to those votes to put him over the . ;·:.;:;o:·--;·:.·;.;.-:-:.<o:·.;.·~«;o ...................._.,.-:-:·=-····:-:-:-:-·-:-:-:-:-~··:·:o!-'•!o'•) ........•;.·.:-·-:.-.:;:;:;o;, .<;.. " · .•>t:'Y.O:~;o... ;r.ot;Q,~;o.•;•_. ............ _._ •••••••• ...~..... ....... ........ ' ' .......~ ...· . • : Prelldent. lllt be said It all waa WV11bwhlle, ond thai I! ha had II 1o do over again he wouldo'l o~~anso anylhlnc. Happy, his wl!e, dlcln'l 9llte ery u lhe l!ld Rocllelaller mel the preas a tow minutes after watchlnll ou TV Richard M. Nllroo'a Orst ballot triumph. Roc:lleleller amtlod, l!ld said be MIAMI BEACH - C11S PRESIDENT FRANK STANTON Thursbad alrood,y Jlhaned Nism wllb Ill¥ lnvlled Richard M. Nl>oo to debate his Demoerallc OllPOIIOJl( In COIIIP'abdatlona l!ld a proml10 11111 lllll'a aleetloaln a serlas of television broadcasts. to halp him campai&fl, ID a - r . told Nllroo the orrer depended on Con(;reos "II looks 11ko I dlcln'l paoiiJII a bW to ouapead tile ..,..,alled ~-time provi•Jon thlt -rl,y,. he said or hla earller would require broadcut slatlons to give OQUli t!Jbe "' any candl!oreeasto !bat Nixon - d !all datil. The Se'*" haa paaaed IIIIa l!ld It Is now be!ore tile Hcuae. ola1 o! aoal- "I ran about . 75 vollla lllort o! I MIAMI BEACH - GOV. RONALD REAGAN o! California said - - l!ld Gov. (llonald) earl,y today the best vice presldeodal candidate avallable!D tile R&o Roa!lllll was about 100 sltorl of puhlicaD porQ> Is Gov. James Rhodes of Ohio. I~Mpn revealed his what I had hoped," choice ID a post.mldldght meeting wltll delegates !rom MlulasippL Wily, ha waa aMed, after two l,yn No!zlser, ~·· communicaiiOflfl director, rela>ed tile previcus cllfeata and after IOWl'IIJI''I statement to newiJDen following the closedodoor catlcu&. taldng himsal! lllls time out ot: . lbo race, had be !lnall,y docldecl MIAMI BEACH - WHEN RONALD HEAGAN GOT back to his lo malce a !bird nm !or !lie heeclquarters hotel shortly a!ter 3 L m. (EDT) today, tile campelgn Republican prlu7 He said he a1cna wore still ~- lllt the 1968's hod been crossed out. Now the aaw tho In tnd>le and licnl raod "Reapn !al- President In 1972." lllat after 22 yeara In .,.emID his Orst bid !or the Ropubllean presideodal ncmlnatlon tile aervlco ''I !tit I had no Call!ornla go....- had not been e>POcied to win. But there was oo "-" not to malce avsUoble !lie dooi>t the ohowlng ba made, l!ld tile publicity he got, carried him ~ ~I bod." clowrl the road to UMllber lrl' In !cur yeara. His part! sana were iVliJ dl4 be lblnk he bod lost? ready to go. R•p• llaured the quosti011 was premature. "Oh, !or ''I lblnk lila -01111111 '-•'• uke," M rtl)lkd. .. Between aow and then there will have I iof Jlr ......."!~ Dlck !!'~ · ia...,_-dlclalon on who to IGJ'W robe g<nornor of Call!orn!L" DDmtnatton for to hold. North CAroline- Evenly opll~ 11 l!ld ll, between Nixon and Reagan wltll a lew st!U undecided. Could shirt either WI¥. Ohio- Favorite son Rho:les Utah- SmsU state with big hopes. It Is holding its 7 votes fur Romney temporarily In the hq>e that Nlxoo wUI need just tlllllb'. Ho bad opanl m ostlm.... ~ mllll011 lA> flO million- ho'l not a man to bop track ol tile Dlclfall and <lmtt-ln hll tldrd !Utllo 1r7 ror the Rtpd>ll<>lfl the delopUon lniD the Rocke!el- 16 for Reagan. If Texas cc:Wd put Nixon over, It may unite. Arur Nixon Joss in Teus wwld llliicate it's going into a second enttne ' Devoted To 1Jae lntere.ll Of Tlw Meigs-MOMJn Area . •. . Pot Empty ler camp. But the votes Nixon woold get could put him dose to the top. Roeketeller wants case bargain. PeiUisylvania- The heart ot Rockefeller strength. Aoythlng less than 45 Pennsylvania votes would be a blow ID Rocke!eUer. Texas- Jr Nixon ls to win on the ftrst ballot, It ohould become clear at this point. The delegadon Is split 40 !or Nl'"'n, ' Nixon Delays Veep Choice !Ued In Meigs COunty commoo pleas court by Ezra E. !ibeets, Rl I, Reedsville, agalnat Francis M. Slleets, oddre" unknown. entire 34 votes. The pialntll! charges llfOBB neThe key to tile oomlnatlon glect of ~ty and extreme eruelmay Ue with those committed b' end Is aeeklng eustody of to ravorlte aons. two minor chUdren. Ballot Keys ~ . -. Weadk11' · · ~ at y The Democ:ratlc vice proal.c.,.._ In 19110 waa Adlat E. S.Vonson, granclafll- . er ot: lbt JIOIV' • 1952 .and 1958 preBidsrrllal candidate. Daughter is Born Mr. and Mrs. Philip F'ollrod, P<111eroy, are announcing the birth or • daughter I GU. Dlwn, at Holzer Hoopltal. Maternal grandmother Is Mrs. 992· 2635 1) MALAGA, Spain- FOR TilE WORLD'S HIGHEST poid D11U1o Yet Reopu and Roeke!ellor dor, it was a very good. day. But the rou ot•'ole" flrc:m the buJI.. suppertero have cooalatentl,y rllw erowd was !or Joseph Kennedy m, 18, .... or the lale Sen. Jlob. reAIIed to coneede Nixon aa ert F. Kenaody, [HOSPITAL NEWS Dale Miller, a former Middleport r~sldent, has accepted a po1idon aa skating instructor at the Belpre Skating Rink. He had been employed with UnJvac, Inc. at Norfolk, Va. since his discharge trom the Navy. Rocky News Briefs • UY8S • Now You Know lloll,y Seodnel, Mlddloport-POII18ro;y, o .. Aug. 7, 1968 1i. Poor management by an e...,._ tlve head w11 blamed in the cloalog o! the Portland Ele.mentary School by three members o! the Seethorn Local Board or Edueatlon in 1 meeting with a "dtJ.. zen~ committee,. at PortlanJ Wednetda.> nl.llt. The board me-ra, Howard Ervin, Mrs. Dorotll,y Benb and Harcy HID, met wltll Mrs. Don Jolullon, WUllamlloushl!ldC!arence Lawrence lA> dlseesa the closl~ recenil,y ordered by the school bolrcL About a hundred persoos o!tlle Portland Ull were pre~ent to hear the orderl,y lhre&llour aeaol011. Ervin, who aerved •• opokeaman lor tbe board, in answer to moat quoatlons, said tile dlatrlc:t had su!lered a delldt be<auao ot: ''POor 011 the part of a former ...c:utlve I-." Ervin said In his cpiJdoo the Portland achool parhlpa could be req>eoad In Jlllllr)' or 1969. Mr. HUI OJPresaed cp1D1011 tllat clasaoa coulrl re111110 there at the beglnnlnc of the IMt - 70 scbenl term. Ervin dlacloaed tllal the dl• _.nl trlct clerk, Joann Wol!eand Charles Hayman. who served IS ex- ecuthe held !ollowlng the midyear resigMtlon of Paul B. Powen laat February, submltled an estimated budget showina: a deftdt of about $34,000 for the next year. It was lndleated by Enln that the l>l<esolty of having ID pay addltlonal salaries, retrooct!YO ID last September, becaeaoot:House BW 350 had added to the dlatrlct'a Unancfal woes. He also aald ftYO teachers receiYed higher than required PI¥ last school term. Robert Bowen, Meigs CowJty ~ of sehools, and Harold Housh, a CC>U1Q' boerd member, &110 attended. Roush, at ooe point, ebaerved !bat the C0Uf11;J board had nolblng tD do with !be wa,y tile Southem Local Boord spent Its money aflor Ervin said the C0Uf11;Jboard approvoc1 !lie Southern Local operatlrl!. The Pnrtll!ld area dtlzen'a c:ommllteo npro.....Uves, withClUI rocelvlnc 8J11 commlltment !rom the boan1, IIIIIOIIDCacltholr belief lbt 11tuat1on could bo ..,._ achievement winners. Dawn Is the daughter of Mr. rec:ted by redlatrlctlng, lA> send more pupils to POrtland, closing !lie junior hlllh beDding, and returning tile 7-lltll students.to the schools in their respecuve ar~ ees. E.rYln said he would not ravor cloalng tile 7-lith beDding !or rea.aooa oC morals. He saldhethlnka It Improper to have the older children In the same building wltll yoongaters begionlng lllelr achool training. Ervin slso said the board's only alternatlveo, because ot: !lie financial pllgilt, were to consoUdate wllb another dlstrl<l, aok tor 'dlree or lour more milia in taxes, or close the school. D u r 1 n g further discussion, members ot: the committee sold ddlclree In tile Pnrtland aree are 1hree miles to Racine than Le- tart, and lllat high water would cut orr Route 338 be!ore Route 124. The board members, iD CJleaaaked would be dono If on the tlrll dl¥ of adlool children wet11 to Racine Instead ot: Letart. The board members lndl<lled they did not (Coot!JIIed on Pogo "' - . , were and Mrs. George Carper, Route 1, 9lade, and has been Jn 4-H 11 years. g,e Is a member ot the 7 Teen Stitchers 4-H Club, with Republican Standard Bearer, 1968 Nixo;, Changed Man MIAMI BEACH (UPO- Rlcl>- down to work with his personal field was wide open; he had ard M. Nixon was 1 changed secretary, Rose Woods, fishing mD no deals or promises; he out his own handwritten notes wanted a man who coold work man today- he was a winner. a weathered brown with him e!!ect!YO!y and s)'D>He was the un:llsputed trmn possessor of the Republican brietcase as he dictated new patheticaUy, who shared his presidential nomination over pusages ror his acceptance philosophy and goals !or, alter all, the man he chose tor vice such glamorous opponents as speech. president migtlt eM ~.~> u chief Alter watching the nmtlratGov. Nelson A. RockefeUer of executive some day. New York and Gov. Ronald ing speeches aOO demonstration One of the first t:hqa he In his beball, Nixon got Reagan of CallforniL planned to tackle after cQ~~~~let.­ somewhat fidgety. He decided But more ~rtantly for his ing his convention chores was a self esteem, he was a man who to go tor an automobile ride and had clawed and climbed from Mrs. Richard Moos u her ad- the depths or polidcal despor>visor. dency after two terrible beatWa.lter Is the son ot. Mr. and Ings- Cor the presidency in 1960 Mrs. Mendal Jordan, Route 4, and for the California governor· Albany. He has been in 4~H 9 ship in 1962. years and Is a member of the Furthermore, in personal Carpenter Boys 4~H, Mr. and conversatioo early today, the Mrs. Dorsey Jordan, advisors. rormer Republican vice presDawn has been active In Junior ident accept the fact that he leadership, has been a camp laced a hard election campign.. counsellor, is a member of the but he seemed calmJ,y confident junior lalr buerd, the 4-H COm- of the outcome. After six hard mittee, and has attended 4-H yeats, he had, in his opinion, Club Congress. Her projects have throughiy erased the Image o! a Included sewing, lood and mtrl- loser. During the long night or his tion, chlld care, coneervadon, and junior 1-rohip with her Walter bas been a camp suite atop the HUlon Plaza coun.. Hotel. He packed his wl!e and aellor, a delepte ID National daughters orr to Conveodoo HsU ClUzenshlp Forum at Washing- earl,y In the evening l!ld settled loll D.C., and be alao won the district project nominations, whleh covers 19 coootlea, lD Entomology. Welter's proJects have lncludod rope, electrldiJ, veptable gardening, conservation, oed entomology. A dog sbew added to tile Meigs COunty Junior Falr actlvltleslhla year will be under opooaorlhlp , <1 the boy oed i!rl seoul inlopl. while Ohio Edlcator Jolin S. The show baa been sd11Mllled Millett made R-1' IIOID!nal- lor 10 LID. 011 WednetodaY with ing speoch. · - to be given In live cateTbo opeech was seconded by gories - !lie l\lmloat, llhlalest, Houao !lleeker Charles Kur!esa prettiest, ugliest, and tiloat abeIIIII State Senator Mlchul Ma- dlllll. A doC IIIQ' be Mitered In l_.. Then, R-1 DOIVed lo 10nral catqorloa but ean nthe front o! the box and put an calve an award In oal,y - arm around hla two deiqhtera, !oltlp COunty Yeetb ~ lo 16 years <1 aso are elltllblo lo enlibel')' l!ld - · - !Ira. Rhlldeo -'1 como to lbo coo- tor lD animal In the llhDW. Dolld· vlllllon beeallee o! Ul heallb. lint for rqlotraiiOa ,, ~­ A hllh llehool bud, wllb par- EIIIrloa are 1o be maclt tiltbllobllclpanlo dresoed In blaclr, white blo Ohlinlor, jomiGr lolr - and . . - huollll'o -ma, lecl retal')', by lalophono, 992-S'I'/4, lila cit-ClOD with roullna ... ..,. mall. muale. ' lmmwllaliiOII - • are ill lllt . . . . 'rllllnl ~ bo pn-.d It tllo lime 0( . . l!ld It ~· .DbviAiul Ohio show. All qa are lo bo 011 "11'1•'1 plfll' a· lillr rcu In tho a loulllllll all be moved !roll ~·,tm.r.ot lnthedah- tllo ~ ltlunediRo!Jil- Scouts Plan Dog Show ::=_:::::~:::...:::E Rhodes Held Firm, then Switched cd 111eet iao root bolow ll'OUIId love!. Boac:uora said tho n1D1b .IIIAlll BEACH CUI'O - Goo. body -..a a "coalicltnblo Jamlo A. - · o! Ohio dltl «stan<o'' ci.er to 1111 ouctb' ill said bs would !110 mint. do II !lie Repabll0111 N¢onal The becllta _ . carrlod 011 Cotwltlllotu He hold bla dtltll- · to walllal~· lloo lnllcl 011 lbt first ballot, IIIII to a Ill up nllehod lo lila wliller. It ......... CGaunurtll1 Furlber, be boldad pllalln O....VUII. the ....,.. to liliJ! ,the ...,..,_ Tbl 111111 _ . JdtJI!Ifted lloo IJid fD lllo prtCIII tP . u Will Rice.!. ~~· _ol Kcllltlr1, hlm111! prOIIDod ilr a.o praal. KJ,; Robort ~. lll,lllid- cltrlq IIIII ....,. _ . or a ltlrerniD 111 a.o Rowwler, ~ Ptroor ....., Elilltib. 84, llatiJ .. . .. . . Jldlar« Emost w. llball wia ........ ... Cll1: .KJ.J ''lit~·' -··· - """""' ..' ' ..... - Ill ...... -· ,IJ-•· lll w111 11111 ....,e 111o ·ar.. vtoi c.. ' •JII'Nidtllllal aOifllnaiiCII u . ... Sacratilerito, ' ·-to·l'-llld. "1'4 .... lit l'llvllraor ""01110 ... .... Ylce ...~~-- -- J:t. ' ' ' ' IJil m• lmpQ1na "I told .)'OU 10, u claJplte maneuv¢nl. Nixon llrdlll tbo11 Ia lba next waa at111 about 6'1, VOiel short Jeart ,l!ld live monilia," R-• of lbo naodtd 867 ' l!ld II was saicl. WliCOIIaln - not Ohio - which !llpporla oihera put 111m over tllo trJp. u. ,_... blo earllor '"'P- The .,...,_ opan1 much or J1Qrt ot: New Yon Mayor tho ovllllal 011 lbo Oonr wllb l.ln!l.oq •• Nbal'l .l'ldlrc ... dtloptlon, bel llbortl,y bemalo. lore hlo lllDIO was put In nomiWhaa !lie roll clll waa lllliln nation !or !avorlte aoo he oariJ totlol !late Cbdrrnan DOIVed IIIIo a box lOll with Jolin I( - · boloro Michigan Goo· Georav llomno7 lbo 011 tho C!*Ylil- and hlo !lmll,y. tiOII lloar ond -cecl "115 EIIJa1l4 lllttch ftllol !al- lllioclao, IJIO ftllollor IIOmrley lDCl R!IDdU iau&lled !IIIIa IIIII Oill ftllo !al- Slu-o lflfl JoUd wblla - 300 dim;.,.. II lbo 1114, lila - - · parlclad C11 the Door · IWIIehtd Ill ·• · ftllol .,.,Rlctt. carn1riJ ''~ lor PraalIH II. liiOIIII. '' - · alcna. 11omno7 ba1c1 'tJ ·ill «d ID, ·- · a~ · Ilia rao- bloi•U.,. Perr!or·ia.'t llid' A~~t~NW• ll'lmill at ....... frltllcl Wllj~' aalii'"Jobllor ail" 11 We'YI lOUie PJ'OII'aD'UI 101111 •In Ohio, l!ld I - lo two "'*' mt....,._ ,.,_a • '· ' ' f '' '. ' ' • llili!a·dtiln41• ·, series of plannirw conferences at a resort outside San Diego, Callt, tD which he wiU fly Saturday. He emphaalzed lh With no sirens or flashl...1g lights, Nixon's car slipped out into the traftlc shortly betore 11:30 p.m. During a 3o.m.inute driw, he tooJc; his nomination as a foregone conclusion and talked largely or his plans lor the future. He conceded there had been quite 1 battle within the party over his running mate, but said that untU he could go through three conferences ot party leaders after the balloti~. the need for planni~ the for best poUibte the cities :.nd mainlllinance ot law and order. As soon after the conventlon as his Sin Diego consultations will permit, he wanted to make a (lying trip to some or the major cities, not for convention- al political rallies bot to • - " any reeUqJ which may hi.Ye been rumed during the Intramural scrimmaging that led to the climactic roll call. triumph, Nixon spent most of most active lntereat being In the time In his belge-oncl-gold !ood projecta. invited along two press assocladon reporters who had krown him from campaigns past. lerdit - · Turnbull of Gahanna Aide to FHA's Roush I Allee L. 'l'llrnbull hu b..., named asal&tant eouJ(V supervisor ~ the Farmers Home Administration. A June gra41ate or Ohio state Unlveralty, be Ia assistant to Mlltm E, Roush, county !IIPOrvisor of the Athaas ofDee and a resident of ~cuse. Tbe Atllenl ol!lco served Melaa. Athena, Hocking and Vlnlorl counties. Born and rMred on a 200acre beal ond hog !arm st Gollama, 'l'llnDull has rot tilt Farmer• Home Acimlnlolratlon the put two IWI1fi1BrS while - . . a<hool. U. hal a BS deltae In 181'ieuuu... .._.,_ II I I ....F-• Homa Admlnlltra11011 lnvolvto lf1lldng '-1 lo I'UI'al flmlllo• IIIII l'llral eom- .... -91. ........ ftllllltlTl...E.Olllce liOUrl .... Alb-. I Lm. lo !2 ~ llolp, .... ALiolll TURIIBULL ' ' ;~~~5~~i~~~-s ....c ~ llliUdllr. t..ilt,; ' illt 10 a.m. to d ~ VIDICII, lllo- - . - ' • • � 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. 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