https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/cc1971091e23133bb461a6d5ccbf4298.pdf 268f52f2cbd8e729e849b2ae8716c643 PDF Text Text ,. l " \ t " ' . ~0 ~ ..~,::.~. · . ,:·e· ,n ~ .· , ~ ~1, . \ .rtW4~~ NEYfilttvEN ..- Three~retn.. cl-• ol violence ...t vondal· .ilrD occurred at Central Operating Company, Phlllp S p o r n Plant, over the weekend, accord, Jng to tile ,\ppnlaehlan Power Co. J, A, Moore, plant manager, aald a sllotgun blast damaged two eommwrlcatioo cables. Sling shot - propelled ston.es !rom a row OOat in the river broke two windows in a pulJman car on a siding at the plant, and a street lamp was knocked out. Blood (Continued from page 1} Larry Ebcrsbach, Oris Hubbsrd. MIDDLE PORT - Delbert E, Mun•ay, Rose Marie llackett, Milton Hood. RUTL.\NIJ - Don Cotterill, Faye Cotterill. Ml!\EH~'VlLLE Clara Mae Mdntyre, Clarence Mcintyre, Herbert MclnQ re RAC INE - Emma \dams, Wil liam Cleland, Martin Wilcoxen, Edward O'Connor. PORTLAND - Tlorls Sayre, John Sayre . LONG BOTTOM - Richard Barton, Ada Bissell , Mactl Barton, Gary Griffith , Darrell Hawthorne, Howard Parker. LEON, W. Va. - Gall Buck. CLIFTO~ - Richard Gilkey. TO~IGH T 01'\ L\ ..\t1GCST :!0 Hu slon's) " llE FLEC TIO~S II'\ A GOLDE!'> EYE" (Technicoior) Taylor .. Marlon Brando (John ~·. 1 Chiller OIUers ShutterBug WED. & TH G. , AUG. 21-22 CLOSED FRIDAY THRU TUESDAY AUGUST 23 • 27 OF THE DOLLS" (Teehnicolor) Parkins - Patty Duke '\ ' • j· ' ., • Good Neighbor FUZ SHOW STARTS 7 P.M. MAIO II DRIVE·IN TOXIGIIr . 0~ L\ IIOTEL I l# Rod TaylOI··t:athcrlne Spaak Karl ~laldc~Meh} n IJoUJ.:Ias (Color) \ ! ''I I 1 t~ '\ t ' ' ' Jane Forda & Pete r McEner) in THE GAME ISO\'I: H No one under 18 will be admltted untles s accompanied b.} parents. WED ' ' Til~: WILD ll~BE LS ('fechnl rolor) + 1 - Fill. Till. :\lJG. 21 - 22 - 23 Starring steve Alaimo 11\D Marty Hobbins-Gigi Pern·au in ,'1 0~ "IIELL WHEEL'" Lamb said fir~l reports showed nine Marines and a Navy medical corpsman died defending their post agaln1t the assault b.Y a fUll battalit;m or tht1 Communist guerriUas. About 100 South Vietnamese popular force militiamen tried Eugene Deskins, 30, Langsto fight their way to the Amville Route J, sentenced to the ericans' slde. But the artillery Ohio Penitentiary on Jui)' 15 on manslaughter charges in t h e Free on Probation 'I ~ Grueser Succeeds cars·ev forlw;,. J Bill Gruescr, manager of the Deskins was arrested on A . Pomeroy Motor Cornpan,v Mon4 foll~win~ the death of .Ha cy da,y was elected president of the who died tn lloJzer llosplt.al that Pomeroy Chamber of Commerce evening. He a~legedl.y died of at a noon luncheon meeting at knlfe wound s m the abdomen. Railey'!ii Restaurant. Official s, commenting on the Grueser succeeds Jack Carrelease of Deskins, report that sey, manager of Landmark in witnesses have repeatedJ.) stat- Pomeroy. Carsey stepped down ed that llarvey was stabbed by alter three activicy.fiiled years Deskins due to an alleged rela- ' t.. .. in that capacity. Carsey is credited ror dedicaled work in the organization's behai! which Included initiation ol the Big Bend Regatta Weekend and several other activities Wring hi s tenure . Other officers for the next year-- will be Fred Morrow, Ohlo Power (.;ompan,y manager, vice president, and Marge lloffner of Moore's ~rc, secretary treasurer. Directors elected were }~red <.:row, Ted Uownie, N. W. Cornp.. ton, Fred Morrow, Tom t:a.sselJ and Waller stewart. There are seven holdover directors. The c of C, in other activity, reaffirmed ih intentions or .bin· ing tile Ohio ~·estivai AosociaUon, discussed clearing oi the riverbank, and of hiring a person on a parttlme basis to perform organization business. The members agreed to conaider possible employmmt o1 an individual to assist in carrying throu!l)l projects and doing other Col C work. Freda Smith Dies Tuesday CHECK AND DOUBLE CHECK :· CHECK ALL QUR BANKING SERVICE INCLUDING CHECKING ACCOUNTS. Pay Your Bills The Safe Convenient Way. OPEN ACHECKING ACCOUNT TODAY. \ • 1.! We Pay 5' On Certificates ld Deposit Jfallonal '' ·' 1 . ... '1111 . or t 'edlrlllll.,:::t ............ eo,_adpl blocked Ole WI.\ or the woold-be ret-icucr.s. MEETS The Meigs co..,ey commissioners yesterday transacted routine business, paJd bills and trans.. !erred $5,083 !rom the county general lund to tho )llblic assistance· fund. Attending tile session were commissioners Robert ('lark and llaiph Warden Cllrs. Report Given To Council the boat dock rund, ~M.090.9!1, Jrencral; 11'8 ,233,45, fitc depart ~ mt..>rtl ; !>2,440,93. oomctL>rY; ::W,20i'.2Ci, t;trecl department; ~ 1 , ­ ~ tate llighway improve- ment; ~ .-162.114 , utllli.Y; ~2. , 397, 42', watfr ~rat lmr: ~:JJ, 72:J.Ih : water impi-o\'cmcnt; l)2,5i'8.!li, water J,'tlaranl) meter, and l)l2. IJ28 .3U, parkiDJ.: lol mt.'tcr. The balance oC nil monies, includJrut inactive funds, was$297,591.55 at the begiming oC 1\USust, There is ~17,Go8 . 44 In 100 sanit.a.ry sewers ~ fund. $516.23 in special street repair bond retirement and S22,06t46 In 1 he bood retirellll:nt !Wid. PRAGUE (111'!)..!\!ll'le'i Fpt ii.e inYI~ 'IJ,J..t dtlze111 not · ' A ,..i ldUad by Soviet Gtj-man; ' Poii~ ' R~' and 'to a,ht ' and to otrer onlY .. .chine ·~ ~: A WNt ~ia~~llri!IJ, li-Oor>s llril Jot ,"J)asalve rell~~e." Rilwewr ..<:11'111111 rldl~ c0rl~ olld ,P.- iajlli ·~et.~Otl ·PI'i&ue ',cllllldl, ~¥1rY' tltelr ~ .&w'!Wo ni9te ·c~lllovak · •~ In an. overntcfll ·lma. ratlorial dip and sllouth•· lor ClviUanJ • ahClt ·to' death by lhe ',.ilon 01 tho .'tamlei s~lte to · ~ ·· Ruasllni to lo IMime, . - - . . in. • ihe Weiieolu evert DIIJor . The IJ•.S. ~:• comtry, ,. ' ! '• • 'i • ON THE F~OOR-GOME IN ANO:SEE THE" · · MANY NEW PATT~6NS AND COLOMS-ALL ON SA~E ON THE 2ND,FLOOR.,:BRING XO~·~ ME~JJ!tEMENT$ ' ' ' ,. ' ' ~ ' DuJiel w~ tl.,/~li,' .~;:, '. ' ' E'lBERFElDS IN /pOl!' . · . 'I ' Looking.to~,, ,I\IIAI~l!l~ :rurn·-:~t:rl ',t~~· ~;rph''! ,,:~ ·.,.~·. :<. ·. .. , . .. "~"' ' ' ' .. • " V '<,,, ~ cOLIOO!VS (111'0 .. Rol/ll'eoavlcta at Ohio Pealtenllary -.r illi'uqed ~· • ibow Of j.ouce ~ .alii reftloed to pw ·~ Dine ~ hOiil hOolqe Under~ ol doai!L ·• "Tho pl'laoDOra (corMCU) are In a hlgl1ly e~ condition," Wu'dea )(, ·~. KA)ioJkl ·llld ~a meet:bc with brnale leaders ill Wltlell M.• pz,.. lot tlie ..,....• relea"" went uOOeeded. ••w;e ate ih a lllalemate condition," he said. "But I r.ve not ~ to ~ie Ioree. We want to, solve thio ~by._ · ~ Mid the prds, held ctiPtlve 1110n1 than 24 hours, .. were Iii ~·- htalat." •T~~e,y <"""!tctl)) allOwed me of 0111' Jlltlnl otll. .~ "' obeek till lhe CICI!IdltiGD ell lioa. .1!11 ........ r.,.aJd, Kol\l'!d ._ be wauld CCIIIJD. ' · ,.. ', .. ·' • ,. '· _ ~~=~FOOTBALL - Cbarllla Chanc07, held Meigs Maraur;er srlllooach, gives dlreetloos to IN in a pracUce session on the i\llddlesiOrl lleld. The Maraudero, wltll · - 52 pi,IJiers in grade~, JO ·12 world .. out, are in tJIIce+da,y aeaslons. -Sentinel PIHJto. alibi- ' ' ' . ·~ fii ~ · ..tlie,..,_~ ... ~~-. Plb'eet Oil• . 'J ' ,; Oblo na1tona1 Qw-d~~~~e~~ Who had been Cll cJucy lilrlng t h e Koloold brouahl tberebelaeop • lea ol state llllllplpel' accounts .~ ·~ tg reU!m~· ·wllll the o1 till prlom dloturlJanceL One ~ "blil Clif,t ' ~ of the 111'1~·· demlad.o ... 1 1«" •, I ,'• I 911 •· 11111 •i ' wllb lklbort .' ' ' Bids · · ened , ··Op 1 • ~::.:::~~ COs~n~ · '· a·~lfWJl •··~~·on ~et. ~ --e ··s ,. .•. and 24 llbleh Colu!nliuo pollee •' daiDoef to . ·' co~vlillus rol"l> - eor10. Tho war Of lllr¥18 bopn at 10 , 4111' T h. au. ll18hwJ!ir 0eporbneri1. _.. L~-:.:.was~ ... blcis TUeldar .., 11 projeeta ·' ' ' .. . ', . 'I'' ;'tJ ' 4 1.1~ . '' I ' ••,, ''. '" ' .,..' ·r' :1i :, ' ' ;· .! -t ,, •f ' j ' :: ~·~1 ' -· - - -·- -t ., ' ' ) ~ ,,, '~~ ' out •• .con- with a '\~tal value ol $5.3 mU'l'lcto pnoood lor 6dl copiJula.. ulm. ·• potrot. don on their ~ for prlo~~~ ·0, tho proJecte ...,_ ~-~~ till rtlorms,lneluclllla ...-.lot ·~ '"ui·· lldJ4DI, ~ two u• r•- ... ___ auardJ" aeeuood ol brld&al ... 1JIIY!ng_a aictiooi or moM: ·Ill Ule 50 brutal acta. Oblo 4 IIi Butler Count;l': t b e project ~ to 42.2 mJJ. IJoa and ,to lbe Waller L. Follmer p,. or HamUton. The ~eta, by COIIIII,Y, ware: Uddaro Filling nllllna: tokla . and b!d\dlna ......,.al m Ohio 16, Bq ~ and ExcaYBIInJI, l=~JWf:1t:~~~f:t:1r:~*1l;j~~~1l~t:~~~m~~~f:1~r:r:;m;~~ml~=m:~1~~~:~:~:~:i;~=~=i~m=~:}~:~~:::~t=~=1:i:~=~~=~=~;~~=~:r:;: Inc., aoveland, $5,1120;tstlmate, ' ' $5,1130. · Lueu: Bulldlna rentOYal ml475, JIGPii ExcavstlDI In e., ~· M,212; estimate, $5,· 840., ·1'.. • . lkl\'••, l!rtldlnl. clralnlnc and J)avliil." til U milts Of Ohio 4 tllld·COn~ til two bridpo, Walla- L. FGI!Iner llle., HamU· ~8,00%; elllinlq, $2,· N;ewslt~:· in Brif{s L ' 1968· ,_. I ,1 ,, " • v ";. "" Oc>,p9, ' ."ro' ... ,....., ' ' ~ ' For the present, I ~ ciarl4' lt. AsJ).tesldert. ottlleSociallst Czecboelovak ~c, I turn to you In tile run hlsponaltilllcy ot. my post and· w-811 you to keep cooroge and , calm and act •• honorable Coecho~lovakcillzeDL Do 1101 let IU-consldered acto occur." No lurther wocd was lmmedl· atei.Y heard from Svoboda. Frcm before dawn, Czech radio and television broodcast.oro ijept switching their pro- JII'IIIIIS lrcm """ trlnBtllltter to a,DCJ!ber u oe....-tloo !orcea enasecl 111em dowll. · Western travelers StrOI'lllllqf ~J?&•t colunms o1 Soviet lllce armor lied into aollbborlng Aultr.la and West Gel"lllllll'. They ·aald lhoysaw Soviet and tte allied forcu oceupy a 11 moJor cities and "border points. They said Soviet Jet Jlahler• llooded Into Prague's al11!01'1 through tho night. · Travelers said crowda of Coec~ I II Je.l t ,. !IIIIo atroeto, ...,. « them ....,.. and ICIIle plaadlJ!r Wltll tho crOws of tbe IIIVIIIIQI tankl to go beck wllere thO)' eame from. Prague lladlo - e r o , brOII<Ieaatlng ...acrliltlonl \If lhe scene In the street& belcltr tliem, said bUIIoto were ~ lhrCJUih their , wi-L , 0Wr their voices the 10111111 ot .._ and ..... hlne gun lire e1liM be (Cmtlrued ' • ~.r mn•• of us co, ~ eo. Inc., Col~ID>u.o. $1, 7t5,527; estimato, $1,735,200. ~: Grading, draining and J)avl!ll o1 .13 mile o1 Ohio 209 Titan Corp., New Pllllldeltlllla. $57,717·, estimate, $149,700. lilrriiOII: Grading and drain1118 011 Ohio 151, A. J. N a r d J, n~ . ., 923 ; ••-~·1 UGIULIIOII. . ,._ 0MUUIIW $U.500. Rlcbland: Furnilhlllg a n d erecting tntrlc ai8IUI m US 30 and US 30S, Whitaker • llerrell Co., Jne., Columbus, $360,081; estimate, $423,500. Ross: Grading, draining and pavl!ll or 1.7 ,.uea o1 Ohio 28 and Ohio f1 and 001111r11et1cn ot me bf;!d&e, lilrliJI· E. CalVIn & Co., Martella, $621,188; elllmate, $548,000, BeliiiCIIII: Pavement repair on 5. 7, til l-70, Tz:l.stale AsPr.Jt C~rrP.., ~Ferry, $56,· ~1;-flst1iii16e, $81,700, lfU"Jjm: ~·1118 ol u mUaa ol tiS U7 alii! 6.9 mUao !If OJoio 284, J'tncbll' P, Br~~~r­ er'• II llollf.Co. Inc., CJndmall, .• ~.. !~; tlllll)ale, '151,500. mll.,. '' ' '. '(! ' ' j' flVWII)' J'PIIECAST !I)' United Proto lnternollonal Tempenturea Thursday tJuwch l\londiJI night ..wavanp much above normal except In northeast portion. Dal· l,y hilbs wiD average In upper 80s and 1-r 90s except middle to ot~per 80s in northeasL Overnight lo"a will av· erage In middle 60s to lower 70s. Continued hot and humid ..over all but \he oortheast portion through Mcmday, Not quito so warm and leas hl>mld northeast until hecomlng hot and humid Ollaln aroond the •¥nd- RalnlaJI wiD total about one-tenth inch south aed one • quarter to one • tal t inch remainder of state. Alew •ho!!ers and thundershowers mostly north half around the weeloml. Four Fines Levied WASIIINGTON (IJPI) - U.S. olllcials, surprised and di.. ma;yed by the Invasion of Coecboelovakla, said todaY tile Kremlin's action had wrecked the prOIII'IDI or improving rclaliooa between the Soviet bloe and tile West and possibly dealt a maJor selback to hopeo for peace in Asio. Presldellt Joonson and his top nldes nwle no e!!ort to hide their gloom as they assessed the global ramlficatiooa or the swift armed intervention by Russi& and tour of its WarsaiV Pact partners to crush the new liberal regime In Progue, The President woo up until 3:15 Lm. EDT eonlerrlng with some of his aides before he strode grim-faced toward his White House bedroom. TOP administration oiJicllls made It clear lhore was nothing effective tile United stateo coold do. The Soviet Unioo was aware ()( this as it moved deelaively to arrest a growing trend toward liberalism which threatened her eontrol o! her power base In central EurOpe. ' tolna and Emil Of Pomeroy; FrankKApteJna, Kaptelna,beth Chat· Ieaton, and Charltl lllpttlpa of Dilnola, and ooe llatn, lloore, o1 Fort !ltd. Frlendo ma,y eaJI ~ fl; the Ewing Funm1 IJolilt w!*e &OrVices wiD be r.111 1111rida,y at 2 p.m. Burial will be Ill tlie Bertch GroYe CamiU&J. ,.. '·· a., annl~~·t!~S~£«5 10> • ·· . Fli:• Dread ~r• southeast Aala war. woold stick with the Soviet · Johnoon held a 55-minute Union m lorelen polley and meeting of his National Seeurlcy adhere to all arr-eiU ot. Councll lata Tuesday lli&Jtt after the Warsaw Pact. learning trcm SOviet AmbassaIt was recOinlzed, ._....,., dor Aratoly F. Dobrynin ol the that tile BratlslaYI meotiJv ot armed Inter vention undertaken · the Czechs with Ruoala and by Russia, Bulgaria, H11J18117, repreaentatlwo or the !oar Poland and East Gel"lllllll'. otller pact powersllnlng "' with During the Czech-Soviet crisis Moscow had onlY puered .,.... which appeared to have ended ' baoic di!lerenceo. witll the Bratlslaw conlerence And some intelligence .,._ two weeks ago, the United lyoto here bepn to feel owr the States secretly informed the past weekeed thai the Coedl Ktemlin that Russian military preSI .._1gn l!lllnot Rualla intervention in Czech illlairo was geUing out of haniL woold severely damage SovietU.S. otlleiala slid Rualla AmeriCIII relations, U weU a& presumably (ell tile cortimad setllng back tile elfort to attacks !rom Czech joornalo improve East-West reiatlono coold oo longer be tolenled. Felt Success Possible They threatened to oprellll U.S. omcials had !ell that cllsalfectiOn and resiatanee and D.m.ek was going to get awiJI the Kremlin swiftly and aeeretly witll his Uberaliutloo program coordinated plans to atrli\e, after havllv made it clear he Autopsy .Ordered T.. Bo ' n_ #h .J S ·vt:alf · ~~, i.V, · omciala 1a<;e11 a speetre they had belleWd dead-the two ( An autepsy has been ordered nuclear tPants once apln · in tile d..tll o! Jack Queen, 5 giOiferlng at oaeh other acroaa Rt. 2 Racine, soo or Charle; a •uddeni.Y more significant and Mildred Cox Q...n, who was Iron Curta!,. deod on arrival at IIJlproxlmat&in addition, IIley laced tile 1y 8 LDL Tlleaday at Meigs Ge~>­ neceaaicy ot obendoning tlleir oral Hosplial. hope !hot Russia eventuall,y Meigs County Sheriff Robert woUld uoe her inlluence to c. Hartenbach, who ordered tile llldge North Vletmm Into a autopsy, Meigs Prosecutor Berccmpromlse oettlement ol the nard Fults, and Meigs County Coroner Henry Ewing ,.ere pr&' seot at tile IUioPay, No results were available toda)'. Meanwhile, a twin brother 1 John, of the deceased, was r &.POJ1ed in "lair" condltion at 10 LDL toda.Y at Holzer Hospiial. T h e deceased weighed 25 Mortars Hit Outposts on poondL • Theweigilto!Jolm~ alao 5, waa announeed as 1fh lbL Tbe boy was born in Galllpolia, and his parents are f«mer residents or Gallla Coul!Q>. The lather Ia empiOJed at the Dolt HW !arm, Letart Fldla. Other survivors are tour br'olbero, Charles, i\llehael, _ , and Keith Queen, all at hoale; tile paterral grancpreata, Mr. and Mrs. lilrold Queen, Rt. 2 Gallipolis; a n d the lllller1lal ~nts. Mr, and Mro. Jot Cox, Rl. I Northot~. Arrangements will be....._ ed by MD!er's Hcme For f'llner. als. Delta Front Theo W. Kimes Dies Wednesday In Mayor's Court Funeral servlceo lor 'l1llo W. Kimes, 72, Lincoln IIIII, Pomeroy, Who died W-IIIIIJDIOI'1dlll at Meigs GelleraJ Holplial, wW be held Frkla1 st 2 p.m. . . . Ewing Cha.llel with lbe Jle'f' Qill IWaa olltdatlns. Burial wiD be in tho Beeeb Grove r.... 1 , • "" .... bern No¥. .. 119$, • Cheoter, lhe 1011 or the 1111e Kimel and Kille - - 1btodat' .u lfe Wll a -~II of 1111 - · Clllleh and <IIIII Maltllle J.oclJI!o,>r ..a A¥ 111f, KimeL • ., Pohwi(f. "" Frnda Smltll, 72, died at her AYe. reaidence in JlUmo.. roy this morning. Tllrae onm.'ien or till 1i1t11J Mrs. Smltll wu preceded In CGunl)' Ul &.a.,umtockCWi deatll by her hulbllld, .Ma r k WCII •11'41 orfJb lhflr ll'lllllb limilh. Survivors lnelude o a e Ia lht Cluor- llhoor INI Frio daughter, Nellie Ellll, Or-. ·"Ill at lho' lllr, 0.; !oor brothers, lfu80 K a~ 1 DQo -the ,..,,.,..alf m- Peace Hope Wrecked J~ I· rJ j •' oil ' ' = · ' ' \ Weriirc\i- . · ',by " SAll·Of. ililio ConVicts, : Hold 6nto " THIS.( ,; -o .r ~~ 'l, ~ 0 •. • reporti •bubtek'a central com, '' I) 'ldvlo"" lnlttee presidium waa meetlrw ~ •stlmatec!~.O!Il! Allert..,. " at Ito Pngue heldquartors, .~~diP&. In lht ~y to ally ' ....tbouglt •111'1"1lUnded by Soviet pajj PflldiJw ~ lnlonila- tl,liko. lion. . Tl!el'l; )!Rlte .lid , . rer,.c..u ot. Surround castle Wah Ito Prollram o1 i!htral' 'lwmfteli 'irauiid lfte'II\Vadero. i!!i\P-e Otolence. " · 1111 ~ 11\~Yad In 'the From Pngue'o hllitop Ht•ad' 1'1~1. , ' _. , .At ~~ ftw C~, ch0.oaoftka l;~ovak IIOWI . . . . erial~ MliiY l.i../. into tile ...,Y Cistie, also surrOURied by fjmall ..,.,. and. . _ Qre were r~ to ~VI died ·in CJ · ~:rK :·~ 'prque Cfl#~ cotintry '~' 1 Rusaian ,annor, Presl~nt Lulltc!'old Iii tile streets ~ Pr~ ~ie "cJailii!o. · ' ., tht,ew , -l<!lwo ill ll'OIIt ol The wberllbouia '~ ~ tbe vik SVdloda broodcaat by ~ :tm'8 caauall!•o. , In the cl~o lllaljl, ~ a ~ li..ii.~ inWenee!U Square re!¢m ll!lder.;' ~lii!II!W C.. teleghone .Oil · a mlkeahltt :•< Tbi' C!tcboeloYikC<>tlllminiO" U.S. . dlplaaiot aawtwoWo- ln ·J~o ~ bid;!k , ~ llluld ~ F1 "t ' * " tolevleloll network. "Dear ' led b)' lht f1rst secretaey . olovak ioldlera critshed a lnvadeu,. ·. • < ' ' ' ' · friends, In tile last hours a ' ~ llul>c:ek d~ciltl . Rtloilan tal*. 'lliil ' I~ !orcei' Onlertd wore Cz8ehoaJova,lc ~eaat diiJiclill altuatloa has arisen. ~ • Dies Sunday ci,., , . Charles Nutter Funeral senh:cs for Chulea l,arkcr NuUcr, 59, RL ~. Locan, who died at his home Sund131 evening foli('Mi~ an cxten1cd Illness, will bo hfJid Wedneaday at 2 p.m. at ihe Whito t"uneral Home at Coolville witll tile Rev. Guy White officlali"tl- ilutial wiU be in the TIIIPI!rl Plains Chriotian Cemetcn'. lie was bol'n Jn GUmMe Cwnty, W. VL, tile son or Cbarles and llosic De IIIIi son Nutlcr, Ellz.. abeth, W. VL, who survive. lie had been enppd in lnrmlng in tile T141pen Plain• area lor the greater pari of his lile. SUrviv()l'o in additiOn lo hio parenta indllde two oons, liar· old or ca.uoo, and Paul, Ma.. aUion; one dauiJ!Ier, Mro. Alma Snider, Now S4>aliav1Ur, ellllt p11ndehlldren; doroe brotbero, Ople, Bullertoa; Clar,..., 111and Haywood, 'f141poro Pl4ina; and a tlater, Miro. Eula Kinney o1 Maoollloo, Frlendl Ill) call at the b!Or· al ...... tedl)l, 1 Trli!.: • Pomeroy villa~c active tunds at the bcginnirq: or thi !i month totaled ~104,332 . 42 , according lo a repor1 given b.) l'lcrk E d n a Schoanleb at Monday's meeting of l"'tmci I. ,\ broadkdown of acti\'l' fund showed a balance of ~23.91 in !~Jring w-. It was auxJ!lary"l!lll · poUucl< picnic employees•park on ' 1 to. 5 p.m. There will be game• for all ogea. Chiq>erones are needed lor tile ~OMIIIISSION Active Funds IOII. i ~ . years. I the Communi:ils breached their defenses, blow up the little post' s ammuntion dump and ~ Yztchil'. park , ~•Ia I SIIRINE TO MEET AU Twin t:111 Shrine member• interested in partlclpOtlng in tile Nei11011Vlile Parade olthe Jlills on August 22 are'asked to meet at the home of Betriy EwIng Wedneaday, August 21, at 1:30 p.m. Those who cannot attend this meeting, are asked to contact Mr. F.wing by phone. nrc, asked b) Lhe Marines when ''~ ~···~ " \~ \ ~ .. '~'. ' · J ( !J.J' \rtu · Deskins the stabbing, Deskins had warned llarvey not to come to h i s home. llarvey dlsregarded the warning, however, officials stated, and the stabbing resulted. On May 15, Deskins entered a plea or innocent to second degree murder charges and on June 10 entered a plea c:l gull . t.Y to a charge of manslaughter riled following rurther invest I. gatioo. Deskins had begun serving a one to 20 year sentence in the Ohio Penitentiary wtJcn he was returned here frlda,y lor t h e hearillf: which resulted in his freedom. 'I< ' •' ~ ~. ~ WE&NESDA Y, AUGUST . . 21; . v•ealk!ldhi SAIGON (UP!) - Abont 600 cd all 10 American defenders. Viet Cong, man,y oorllng soft .\ last radio- message from drink cans filled with explO!Iives, the nine leathernecks and a Navy overran a tiny U, S. Marine medical corpsman Inside the volunteer ootpost today and kill- post, 370 miles up the C0811t (rom Saigon, asked lor U. S. air and artillery strjketi on their poaillons. been released from custodY. Acoordlng to an entry filed in the Meigs County COnunon Pleas Court, Deskins, who was taken to tile penitentiary on July 16, was returned here to appear again in the court. The entry setd tllal new evidence appeared to be available. As a result of the hearing last Frlday, Deskins was ordered released from the penitentiary arid was placed on probation •, County Ma.r ine Outpose of 10 Wiped Out •' I I ' will hOld a hearing .., a bill or complaint ruecs bi Cetllral Operating on Augulll 9, with the pcisslblill1 or anli!Jimc- ·• tk>n against Ute ltrlkero Ill' tho · or Ylolenca in ' •' • ' 1\. oiling. In Ito bill ol complaint, :::::::::::::.-:..t"!~:~;t.!:~~;-~:::::::::::.-::-.::::::;..:::::~:::: ' 111e eompany listed maaa plcketQN VJ\CATIQ!II . lnJJ. 111row1na or rocks and 8888• Chli'IOno ·oDd Bd> HoOrueh:are general haruornent and oilier fnmltl-,W.41Jie•wlih acto. The Dal~ ·-Jnei : ,Their';~ · The Ma1011 CouniY Grand Jury contributors n\e.Y. Pl!one 9924156 wiD heai' tile C..oeaollbreeltrfk. or 9924157. ~ Hclon,leluo ers on September 3rd. The thl-ee resume thel.r lluJ:JeJ·. m Wednessome or the supervisors who are were arrested in late Jul,y on a day, Aug. 28, ' . cperaling the plant during the warrant aignild by H. H. Gloss, montll and a hail old strike by LO- assistant manager ci ~rn, and CHANGE PICNIC PLACE cal 426 or Ute Vtllity Workers o! Ralph Warner, plant OJ)Orations The Women's Auxtllari or tho Veterans Memorial IJospltal will America, AFL-CIO, supervisor. Moore noted two important · Two of the men are charged hold its picnic tonll!hl at 6:30 dates concerning the strike are with attempted assault and the oo tile hospllai grounds roilier impending. tllird with trespassing and per- than at tile home ol Mrs. Mary Pickens, as previously announc~ On August 311, Judge Thomp- SOhal property damage. ed. son of tile Circuit Coort of Ma- ,. •>I•• 1011 Moore setd that.the colnmunlcatlon cal?ie ~~rrled .,.J:I!Iln signals between tile plant !Old Canton, Ohio, and olher powerplants · in Ohio. lie said thaltllecompiiiY has asked tile F.B.!. to Investigate the·ineidenl, •\ltcrnate means were Used to take care o1 tile lunctlm noriJIIIIy perlorliied by signals m thue two cables. The pullman car was being used by Central Operating to hOuse tionship between Haney a n d Mrs. Deskins. The evening or A.~m ·:li ' butcher knife sheying of A'Vil Harv~y. 30, of near Dexter has Bugged in a Rug l ' ,.,"' Qj';~· Me;,tK-Mmon Area ,' . iil . E aloDJrl by-~=~< ~ail~< Klfntl. a.m-. .... ilol'llllo"; two Walll!r N. 1111; II. ~~. �· " Tl y lee al ng \ ou8r~; ""nt Ilion! In tho le '1 Br 0 DO • W, L. Pet. GB lb. FRE E ottH It a • ofB h Pa •e ., G £ too .' NEA S If Co,...pon ent ) "' ,. • t rookies to a on detense last season, Ge<orge ru.. are 101ld per r s. '/• .. ' ~lp::. ....... ':: All Walter Sugga and nes and proml trw Be .. I ccmblnatlon H&R ooe Ave. backer si ten lc1hmood to ,, • ''l I \ Lar vlctoryt event 5, Fred. Beene, hits and sl e lMingS hester to lt kiOIIV I. .. - The ' '' • ' ' • when there · lelioUI prob IIOibing to 4o orov It a E 0. l I �· " Tl y lee al ng \ ou8r~; ""nt Ilion! In tho le '1 Br 0 DO • W, L. Pet. GB lb. FRE E ottH It a • ofB h Pa •e ., G £ too .' NEA S If Co,...pon ent ) "' ,. • t rookies to a on detense last season, Ge<orge ru.. are 101ld per r s. '/• .. ' ~lp::. ....... ':: All Walter Sugga and nes and proml trw Be .. I ccmblnatlon H&R ooe Ave. backer si ten lc1hmood to ,, • ''l I \ Lar vlctoryt event 5, Fred. Beene, hits and sl e lMingS hester to lt kiOIIV I. .. - The ' '' • ' ' • when there · lelioUI prob IIOibing to 4o orov It a E 0. l I �·-' . . ·. . . '1 .- .. .. . J. ,' ,. . . l!; ' ' '· lj ·'·' r .'·, : ~ II • ' I ·'': - .·- •· ,.,.. } ·' -, 100% '· . YON:CUI ' 72''190" l ':' .3.95 ' ONLY '"·. ' .. " HARD COAT . '• ' ! l .;;y' .-! TEFLON. SKI~LET ~ ., ·\ I 25 •·' ' . FOR ,,. · .} ' l \ • a, ·.., LEMON OR RAISIN • • . Ll or PORCH ''-. ' .. .;;...¥~-- ' ' •. EMPLOYES PICNIC LIST 4.95 tl' )- -' . •• ,. ·- PIE FILLI NO.2 CAN ~tol .,. . , I '!"'~@"<.;.....~'"It~-~~ }il"' ·*' . . . i,..,.,~ tr·~ STOICIS · ' ; ·~ ANGEL FOOD· •• ·FROZEN STRl ! . J:~ ,. SHEETS REG. SHEETS Su,tr MO. ,. '~- s .. ' ~ ~·r CA·NNON REG. 4ft NOW ' ...... .J~ . ·CAKE ' ' { ·oas. FITTED' SHEETS ' ' ' ' 'l .. .. -'>.::· ~1 INSTANT COFFEE 10 n. lar GOLD IEOAL BLACK · PEPP·E 111. cil ' ' --. NORTHERN ELECTRIC lET TWIN OR DOUBLE SINGLE CONtROL . ' �·-' . . ·. . . '1 .- .. .. . J. ,' ,. . . l!; ' ' '· lj ·'·' r .'·, : ~ II • ' I ·'': - .·- •· ,.,.. } ·' -, 100% '· . YON:CUI ' 72''190" l ':' .3.95 ' ONLY '"·. ' .. " HARD COAT . '• ' ! l .;;y' .-! TEFLON. SKI~LET ~ ., ·\ I 25 •·' ' . FOR ,,. · .} ' l \ • a, ·.., LEMON OR RAISIN • • . Ll or PORCH ''-. ' .. .;;...¥~-- ' ' •. EMPLOYES PICNIC LIST 4.95 tl' )- -' . •• ,. ·- PIE FILLI NO.2 CAN ~tol .,. . , I '!"'~@"<.;.....~'"It~-~~ }il"' ·*' . . . i,..,.,~ tr·~ STOICIS · ' ; ·~ ANGEL FOOD· •• ·FROZEN STRl ! . J:~ ,. SHEETS REG. SHEETS Su,tr MO. ,. '~- s .. ' ~ ~·r CA·NNON REG. 4ft NOW ' ...... .J~ . ·CAKE ' ' { ·oas. FITTED' SHEETS ' ' ' ' 'l .. .. -'>.::· ~1 INSTANT COFFEE 10 n. lar GOLD IEOAL BLACK · PEPP·E 111. cil ' ' --. NORTHERN ELECTRIC lET TWIN OR DOUBLE SINGLE CONtROL . ' �J ~ ?flso · ,. .. ' ~ . II)' unuecr Plesa lnlerlllllqnil ,JIIIm IJ~, lo otbp~) ~ For lett!la~ pltc!lef. ,.an claim ' auch a uojiqya) iaii;' lnlleldeNJUUielder, Wdlle sniiih bu! lllltorQj)a~J;y he hasn't ~ Is a pretty 1:0011 hitter. much ol a ehlnce to s~ ·hi• His two homero led the Cuba ability In ani', category alnee to • 6oS Ylctory owr Atlanta c<llllllll to the maJor leagues as Tuesday. / a pltcher.fiw years ago. Smith Is one o! only two men In other National League in the major leagues (Chil'ago's . . ~ u.e ·a ', rut !J( fOUl' . lor the· llildy the. coul~ be at the next · A • Today's Sport Parade ...... i Franks Certain of Future NEW YORK (UPO - Herman teclmlcally be disproves the old Franks Is the only major leogue baaebalJ axiom that managera manager who knows for IA.ll'e he never ~Jilt, tttey•re all fired . has only six more weeks to go uNow don't teU me that no and no more. other manager in history ever The reason he knows for sure quit?'' Said Franks, raJsing is because he already has given his eyebrow• and knocking the notice he won't be back if the ash off hfa cigar Into a paper Giants don~ win which means cup atop his desk. he can really start packing now. "There have been a few," Sitting at his desk and someone said. "Joe McCarthy chewing on a cigar in tile was one. EtkUe Sawyer was oppressively hot, sticky dressing another and Al Lope'l quit. ~oo, quartera or the Giants before but he came back." ger?.. Boosts Westrum .. Ott, I don't know," Frankl . hedged. "They're all pretty take Wes Westrum over here. He was real good. Too bad he didn't have a chance to work with the kids more when he was in this ballpark." Westrum, dressing in an adjacent locker, smlled. He's a good. Now you Tuesday'• night's contest with Franks listened and had a IJ>e Meto at 91~ Stadium, tbou8ht. good bet to succeed Franks Herman Franks didn~ seem "Someone told me the other when Herman departs six weeks unhaPPJ' at all· U>at It will all be .day I am the only lame duck from now. over for ldm in six weeks. manager In major league Franks made much of his "'You never know," he said to history," he said. baseball reputation wtth the a guy who asked him whether The reaction to that news New York Giants, ooaclting he thought he'd ever return to bulletin wai a shattering silence under Leo Durocher, but the ball<ll>all. "Who can tell? Re- all around. tact he makes his last visit here member I quit in 1955 and came u All of us gotta quit some .u Giant manager today doesn't back In 1958. Then 1 IJ!It again day," Frank went on . "But hell, move him that much emotlonalot the end ol that oeason and PII be around. Pll go to spring ly. came bacll: when the Giants training next year and ru come "II It was over in the other · asked me to coaeh In !964. !b up to San Francia<o from Salt ballpa!'k It wwld be dll!erent," · you never know. he oald, meaning the Polo l.ake City once In awhile." uru tell you something else, uWhen you q~lt managing, Grounds. · ••rve alWB3s liked too. It Montreal hadda dropped what do you plan to do In Salt New York. Pm aUll a small. out r1 lha NaUonal League laot Lake City?'' Franks was asked. l<>wn boy at heart even thougb - . I -ld've been the "Pve got some business rve spent a Iotta time here and - a l miiiiiPJ' r1 the MU. interests there that•n keep me In San Francisco." - e a club noxt year. Judge pretty busy," he said. Herman Franks, a 54-year-old Qlobert) camon ol!ered me the "Wben did you break into native or Price, Utah, got up job." ball<ll>aU'I'' from his <hair to go speak will> r ~t Before Fire ."Back in 1932," Franks said. Marvin Miller, the ballplayers' There .... u- who are With Hollywood of. the old Coast representative. convlneed H e r m a n Franks leagoe. I broke In under Osear Miller had )lat finished a 30· -ld have been canned by the VIti. Rembl!r him?' ' minute report to the players In Glanto anyway had he 1101 told "Who was the best ballplayer the clubhouse and Herman IJ>em he waa IJ!Ittlng. He did you ever saw?'' Franks was vitally interested ln tell ~r Horace Slnneham he 11 Milter Na,ys,'f Franks re- . whaJ J4PJ•~ - ~..1:0 ~ ·. .. ~ JO leave, however, so plied llllJiledlately. "Without a The subject or Miller's talk • t,. . . '' ·, .. N was retirement benefits. , Jolm Hiller's me-hitter gave the Tlgera a 7~ victory over the Chi<I&O White Sox In the aponor. But Mcl&ln waa Car oiJ Corm, wao obolled Cor nine hila and nine rlOI&- only tliO or IJ>em .....,._In 5 2..'1 lnnlnp •• Chi<I&O pounded Detroit 10-Z. ~ The Ttpn made tour errors - Including one by McLain and two by A1 Kalin&- to make eeven ol the runs unearned but Mcl&ln paved the way Cor hla OWD - a l l aa he was llii£Od lor nine hlto and walked two FJoewllere' In the Amerl..,; League, Cleveland topped Boa. 1m 2-1, New York blanked lollaoe- 5-0 and Washington odpd Oakland 7 .!j but blat the 10c01Klgame4..'1. ID the National League, Cbl<a&D ripped AIWU 6.!; In 10 IMings, Pittsburgh edged ctn. dnnati 8..'1, New York blanked Sin Francisco 8~. Houston topped Loa Angeles 8.S and l'ltlladelphia drubbed St. Loull 8-2. Clyde Wright took over lor Rick Clark In the third Inning and blanked the Orioles Without a hit over the last 6 l..'llmlngs to boost hio record w 8..'1. Mel !IDttleiJI)'re pitched a four-ldtter for his alxtb ilhutout ot the oeason and Airily Kooco slammed a two..r111 homer aa McLAIN LAUDED NEW YORK (UPO- Detroit Tlpr rigbthander ilemJr Me. Lain, hoping to become the major leque'a first 30 pme Wlrmer olneo 1934, wao the July Winner or the Rae Hickok Profnalonal Athiet. of the Year s. IWBrd. Mcl&ln received a lola) ri 213 polnta compared to the 164 point• compiled by lid> Gibson or the St. Loul• Cardinali. Schoolboy Van Dillen Slwcks Tennis World • OIIFSfNUT Hll.L, Mass. and oaally of. hlo on Mon. do,y, called Van DOlen's play ••too much" and both players c.riUdzed the condiUon of. the Clb1oure graoa rourt uaed lor tllolr matcll. Tha upset by the filth-ranked lllllooal Junior pla,yer of a· DAYII liar who had haaded the US!.TA ranking& Cor this year ovorlhadowed a bellied but auecaalful debut by another cup mr, top Arthur (1JP0- A 17 .year.old schoolboy aeeond-round dlapooed ~ ' "l ," I ' 1 · I.·.n, <'·),. ,,,t,t' ~,·l /: -.';tq ' T ' ~"·Y'·' ·• 'h ,'· I ·' . I < .. ··~ . '· . . • l ~ . ' • "·'1'/ ,.v, ' ,f :i, ~,. ' ' '· ,. Market Report - SPECIAL •' Quartered w/zat • Loin NONE PRICED HIGHER! Begin~ on·. •. p Bufi. Stile.-.. . . PT. P~~~~':.! tlonu;e . . ·"' ·- .. It'• lreeh·il'oul\d ftavor . .. you can't get. in a can. lbe '"II' ...... Weot ,. '. ' 1; 1 1 · Boneless Roast .• • • 1~ll 59' whole-bean Rll HALF PORK . &rU 11/10 ~~l~T Fryer Breast 9~!~:5 •' .. .Takel a llttif extrt work, but We're happy to do it. That way. we ea :\Je ll\ll'e you'II enjoy the filii, fresh taste ot.AiP'e Coffee Milt Flav~r: . ' An MP Coir• a pod ~ for shopping AlP? '• • , ,1" ~·· • '· , . ~t . ,. \ - · SPIC!AL PIICEI ' YOU SAVE 160 •' ' Sllcld laCII "l.~:' . . . . . . ::: ltc Canlltd latn '"T.,!l"" .. .. . · ';!!,· sa.71 Slalt 1111011 :."~'r!l .... .. ... . " O• SaHau Dln1an , Qc ="' ...:.- ' 'ClOck I, . " I Grapes. • 11-=tarlaas • • • CALIFq~NIA JUICY AND RIPi .... ::: ••• LHtttr Talis ~··.=.. llrtOII Filii I Clllps . . . . . 1:: • •1• Wlllflll Fllltlt .. .. .. .. ";: IIIII Fllltll . . . . . . . . . . . ";: IZ.II 1 SPECIAL! YOU SAVE 11• SWEET WHITE GRAPES Crestmont Sherbet 1/~L48t;D: lb• Zl~ lb. • .~ = ..s· . ·.·c EACH EAR •• ONLY , Pr. PLEASANT LIVESTOCK SALES CO. Pr. PLEASANT, W.VA. Sat ., Aug. 17, 1968 HOGS - 175 to 220· !8.75 . to 20; Heavies 17 tol9.25;Ugbta 17 to 18.511; Fat Sowo If to !7· Boaro 12.5(1 to 14.25; Pig& to II; Stock Shoats II)' Hd. !8 to 24. CATTLE - Staeu !9,60 to 26.!0; Hellen 15.90 to 21.70; Fat Cows 16 to 18; Canner• 13•• 25 to 15.75; Bullo 21.40 to 22 •• . :W ; stock Cowo and Calve• !35 to 197.50; Stock Steer• 19.60 to 26.10; stock Heifer Calves 211 to 23. VEAL CALVES - Topo 36; Secondo 36.!0; Medium 31.7510 31.90; Common and Heavies 18 to 35.20. I• 68~ Frozen Food s SUGAR Seedless· fteJ'I'e one of• many. ~ Sa,l llft BIG BUYS on Produce! ' 3 9 ~~ · · Swiss SteakR~:~:~e • • ~~ . ,.. • ;FIJtlll.n II• Willie Hte <r.: .. ..·~ II< lllldeck t·:-s ';' ·;····1:: . . .., . F'ftr .,...,_ .. ........... "II• Sllcetllatn ~=.}:'.• .... .. . ';dl.ll " PH • .:;z: ~ .. .. ~ Sf,ft" ...·65' IIIIIIJ 1111 :.-::. . . . ... . .. .... ftc 1111 Lilt 'Mil ""...t" . . . . . . . . . " II< ........ Stew 1111 ........... ll• Clllppld CH..Id I• ~,;:; . . ... II< ' • • SPECIAL LOW PRICEI TENDER SUPER-RIGHT BEEF! Lep .. . ... . . ... Mr. and Mrs. John Rossman, 50~ Burnham Dr., Fostoria, Ohio The trend is clear ... The Age is her, 1 TENDER- DELICIOUS "SUPER-RIGHT" Quality u, Eirht O'Cioek, Red. Circle and Bokar' Coffees. You llt!e,OnCe the coffee bean is ground, the ftavor begins to fade. ... ··"'· ..-~s .. rlfJ'1t01ri PORK • ..... .... 8 t; Ol1ter Cut Rl~ Chops , , , ...Uc Slrlel1 Port . , . F11u Spare Rl.. c~l'n~v • • • UC · 011111' Loll Cut r .... Clllfl SPECIAL! CENTER CUT CHUCK F~OM GRAIN FED BEER ~ ~nd ftavor YO\I do get in AI•P's of Yo'!l. ;~ti' can be j~st as happy wi.tb i.,: r: electnc heat1ng and 1ts operating costs. Call Ohio Power today for a free, noobligation· estimate of what it would cost to <;omfort·heat your home with flameless ---------electric heating. " •• ollsh Sausa ' I 081111.!' Cster led off the ninth With a homer to give Oakland the triumph over WaaltlngWn and a opllt In the -lebeader. Del Unoer bit a homer and lour lingle• to pace Washington's vietory In theopener. " • ' • 1 .., BIG BUYS on "Super-Right" Meats! ' The Rossmans agree,"We wouldn't have any other type of heat! In fact, we'd b'e willing to pay more because we like electric heating so welll" • i IS and the clean, !~~'.!1.1!~1!.~~ electric heating 1 • '. _..., "We found ·electric h0Dttf688t~ ·· ·· clean. comfortable and SQ reasODQIQ.'~ "An-d the cost is so reasonable." Only about a dollar a day for ·ever.y thing-the refrigerator,'range, washer and dryer. water heater, two televisions, electric garage door opener. a host of other appliances'. .. •• e ' ONLY ' ' L. ' ·~ 7 « .. ' -&1 10,,.. .::C:, .1. ·• . "Until you've lived in a home with electric heating, you just can't imagine how great it is ... so clean. so comfortable," says Mrs. Rossman . c"'' anti . ' f!,-, • ' pulled the rug out from under Davia Cup star CharUe Paearell NBAuPS TUolda¥ in a maior U.S. NEW YORK (UPI)-. A ·mint. N1ttma1 Temls upset. mum annual aalary or $12,500 Erik Van Dillen fought wao granted to all activo nervous IIIUaea on a romote and NaUonal Basketball Aasoclatlon elqlped..., longwood cricket playen TUelday. • dub court to complete the NBA Comm118ioner Wal...lliOooklatl Ove.aet eUmlnaUon, 6. Kenned,y and player repre4, U, 8.10, 6-3, 6..'1, olthethlrd. Uve Ooear RoberiiCXI of. the IOl!lld Puarell. Clllclnlllll ilo)'all, reaebod 111t Dlllen, or San Mateo, lll'eement Wlllcll alao ~1 1 r.n- . · c.Jjf., ,who Ia in only hl1 IOCOnd Allbe. ,... 111t IIIWwr tour and Allho, •ho had only three all rooldeo 1o &Ita mlnlinlllll ·Y. · btl aenlor year In houri liMp bellrem eompleting •10,000 innuaily. MiCI - . aald the lilmlnallan ot 1llt !Pnilh llovla Stroac ~,.. . . - l"re ever piii,Yed" Cap ..,; Uil Cl~>tlond iuld the Much granite is uoed h\ tietriY him IU With llarl .p(. hla Mtioqal bid building because it i~ valuabJi>, ·,, Ita We 11aat1 · f a I t , r't d ~ . as a support Whel'e great· he had a · a~ ·~~ stt•ngth I& required Granlj,: . fO .~;:Uit.!... t~n withstand a' ptrl1llnl ;of, hla But 'lllif~~ ·~1114 I~.IXMI to ~.1100 jiiiUIJdt , •quare ineh. , ·,~,. 1 ,,,~c.!io!l '~ell by dltllllll In I\1Pr;~,,/W, (\;I, 1$4, ~.31 Y"' • ' ' ., the Yanks blanked the Twins. Stottlernyre gained his 16th vi <tory against 10 losaea. Plnchhltter Russ Sbyder aJn. gled home Jooe Cardenal from third base with the deciding run In the eighth as the Indiana odpd the Red Sox. Cardenal had tripled with one out-in the eighth. ' ' McLain Caught, at Last By United Preas lnternatbmal Dem,y McLain finally had to flee the music. He waa on the mound at hot, lllmld Tiger Stadium In Detroit TUesday night In the second pme r1 a -leheader ICier ' ·. Mrs. Rilph Ar!tos, the l'PIIS 'Band peared before lht a new band building and were Informed tu' the quiCk/Y thav it J'OIIId ~. be, jiOI· slble Cor at leaot lllllllior Year· . "., '.. the John Rossmans ·ottos~~lii1:·stly: doubt. And the beat pitcher Ia Mister Martehal." "How about the beat mana.. . . . Price, Mre. - .'\'! • ' CAKE MIXES • '.• j, .. , ...I .. _~ • • ... ' I • .·• . . •~ , \ .. • I ' ' Morton Cream Pies • 3 ... '1• Iced Gol• Cake ctc~UT • Cho,petllroccoli ~ ' . •I ,.' �J ~ ?flso · ,. .. ' ~ . II)' unuecr Plesa lnlerlllllqnil ,JIIIm IJ~, lo otbp~) ~ For lett!la~ pltc!lef. ,.an claim ' auch a uojiqya) iaii;' lnlleldeNJUUielder, Wdlle sniiih bu! lllltorQj)a~J;y he hasn't ~ Is a pretty 1:0011 hitter. much ol a ehlnce to s~ ·hi• His two homero led the Cuba ability In ani', category alnee to • 6oS Ylctory owr Atlanta c<llllllll to the maJor leagues as Tuesday. / a pltcher.fiw years ago. Smith Is one o! only two men In other National League in the major leagues (Chil'ago's . . ~ u.e ·a ', rut !J( fOUl' . lor the· llildy the. coul~ be at the next · A • Today's Sport Parade ...... i Franks Certain of Future NEW YORK (UPO - Herman teclmlcally be disproves the old Franks Is the only major leogue baaebalJ axiom that managera manager who knows for IA.ll'e he never ~Jilt, tttey•re all fired . has only six more weeks to go uNow don't teU me that no and no more. other manager in history ever The reason he knows for sure quit?'' Said Franks, raJsing is because he already has given his eyebrow• and knocking the notice he won't be back if the ash off hfa cigar Into a paper Giants don~ win which means cup atop his desk. he can really start packing now. "There have been a few," Sitting at his desk and someone said. "Joe McCarthy chewing on a cigar in tile was one. EtkUe Sawyer was oppressively hot, sticky dressing another and Al Lope'l quit. ~oo, quartera or the Giants before but he came back." ger?.. Boosts Westrum .. Ott, I don't know," Frankl . hedged. "They're all pretty take Wes Westrum over here. He was real good. Too bad he didn't have a chance to work with the kids more when he was in this ballpark." Westrum, dressing in an adjacent locker, smlled. He's a good. Now you Tuesday'• night's contest with Franks listened and had a IJ>e Meto at 91~ Stadium, tbou8ht. good bet to succeed Franks Herman Franks didn~ seem "Someone told me the other when Herman departs six weeks unhaPPJ' at all· U>at It will all be .day I am the only lame duck from now. over for ldm in six weeks. manager In major league Franks made much of his "'You never know," he said to history," he said. baseball reputation wtth the a guy who asked him whether The reaction to that news New York Giants, ooaclting he thought he'd ever return to bulletin wai a shattering silence under Leo Durocher, but the ball<ll>all. "Who can tell? Re- all around. tact he makes his last visit here member I quit in 1955 and came u All of us gotta quit some .u Giant manager today doesn't back In 1958. Then 1 IJ!It again day," Frank went on . "But hell, move him that much emotlonalot the end ol that oeason and PII be around. Pll go to spring ly. came bacll: when the Giants training next year and ru come "II It was over in the other · asked me to coaeh In !964. !b up to San Francia<o from Salt ballpa!'k It wwld be dll!erent," · you never know. he oald, meaning the Polo l.ake City once In awhile." uru tell you something else, uWhen you q~lt managing, Grounds. · ••rve alWB3s liked too. It Montreal hadda dropped what do you plan to do In Salt New York. Pm aUll a small. out r1 lha NaUonal League laot Lake City?'' Franks was asked. l<>wn boy at heart even thougb - . I -ld've been the "Pve got some business rve spent a Iotta time here and - a l miiiiiPJ' r1 the MU. interests there that•n keep me In San Francisco." - e a club noxt year. Judge pretty busy," he said. Herman Franks, a 54-year-old Qlobert) camon ol!ered me the "Wben did you break into native or Price, Utah, got up job." ball<ll>aU'I'' from his <hair to go speak will> r ~t Before Fire ."Back in 1932," Franks said. Marvin Miller, the ballplayers' There .... u- who are With Hollywood of. the old Coast representative. convlneed H e r m a n Franks leagoe. I broke In under Osear Miller had )lat finished a 30· -ld have been canned by the VIti. Rembl!r him?' ' minute report to the players In Glanto anyway had he 1101 told "Who was the best ballplayer the clubhouse and Herman IJ>em he waa IJ!Ittlng. He did you ever saw?'' Franks was vitally interested ln tell ~r Horace Slnneham he 11 Milter Na,ys,'f Franks re- . whaJ J4PJ•~ - ~..1:0 ~ ·. .. ~ JO leave, however, so plied llllJiledlately. "Without a The subject or Miller's talk • t,. . . '' ·, .. N was retirement benefits. , Jolm Hiller's me-hitter gave the Tlgera a 7~ victory over the Chi<I&O White Sox In the aponor. But Mcl&ln waa Car oiJ Corm, wao obolled Cor nine hila and nine rlOI&- only tliO or IJ>em .....,._In 5 2..'1 lnnlnp •• Chi<I&O pounded Detroit 10-Z. ~ The Ttpn made tour errors - Including one by McLain and two by A1 Kalin&- to make eeven ol the runs unearned but Mcl&ln paved the way Cor hla OWD - a l l aa he was llii£Od lor nine hlto and walked two FJoewllere' In the Amerl..,; League, Cleveland topped Boa. 1m 2-1, New York blanked lollaoe- 5-0 and Washington odpd Oakland 7 .!j but blat the 10c01Klgame4..'1. ID the National League, Cbl<a&D ripped AIWU 6.!; In 10 IMings, Pittsburgh edged ctn. dnnati 8..'1, New York blanked Sin Francisco 8~. Houston topped Loa Angeles 8.S and l'ltlladelphia drubbed St. Loull 8-2. Clyde Wright took over lor Rick Clark In the third Inning and blanked the Orioles Without a hit over the last 6 l..'llmlngs to boost hio record w 8..'1. Mel !IDttleiJI)'re pitched a four-ldtter for his alxtb ilhutout ot the oeason and Airily Kooco slammed a two..r111 homer aa McLAIN LAUDED NEW YORK (UPO- Detroit Tlpr rigbthander ilemJr Me. Lain, hoping to become the major leque'a first 30 pme Wlrmer olneo 1934, wao the July Winner or the Rae Hickok Profnalonal Athiet. of the Year s. IWBrd. Mcl&ln received a lola) ri 213 polnta compared to the 164 point• compiled by lid> Gibson or the St. Loul• Cardinali. Schoolboy Van Dillen Slwcks Tennis World • OIIFSfNUT Hll.L, Mass. and oaally of. hlo on Mon. do,y, called Van DOlen's play ••too much" and both players c.riUdzed the condiUon of. the Clb1oure graoa rourt uaed lor tllolr matcll. Tha upset by the filth-ranked lllllooal Junior pla,yer of a· DAYII liar who had haaded the US!.TA ranking& Cor this year ovorlhadowed a bellied but auecaalful debut by another cup mr, top Arthur (1JP0- A 17 .year.old schoolboy aeeond-round dlapooed ~ ' "l ," I ' 1 · I.·.n, <'·),. ,,,t,t' ~,·l /: -.';tq ' T ' ~"·Y'·' ·• 'h ,'· I ·' . I < .. ··~ . '· . . • l ~ . ' • "·'1'/ ,.v, ' ,f :i, ~,. ' ' '· ,. Market Report - SPECIAL •' Quartered w/zat • Loin NONE PRICED HIGHER! Begin~ on·. •. p Bufi. Stile.-.. . . PT. P~~~~':.! tlonu;e . . ·"' ·- .. It'• lreeh·il'oul\d ftavor . .. you can't get. in a can. lbe '"II' ...... Weot ,. '. ' 1; 1 1 · Boneless Roast .• • • 1~ll 59' whole-bean Rll HALF PORK . &rU 11/10 ~~l~T Fryer Breast 9~!~:5 •' .. .Takel a llttif extrt work, but We're happy to do it. That way. we ea :\Je ll\ll'e you'II enjoy the filii, fresh taste ot.AiP'e Coffee Milt Flav~r: . ' An MP Coir• a pod ~ for shopping AlP? '• • , ,1" ~·· • '· , . ~t . ,. \ - · SPIC!AL PIICEI ' YOU SAVE 160 •' ' Sllcld laCII "l.~:' . . . . . . ::: ltc Canlltd latn '"T.,!l"" .. .. . · ';!!,· sa.71 Slalt 1111011 :."~'r!l .... .. ... . " O• SaHau Dln1an , Qc ="' ...:.- ' 'ClOck I, . " I Grapes. • 11-=tarlaas • • • CALIFq~NIA JUICY AND RIPi .... ::: ••• LHtttr Talis ~··.=.. llrtOII Filii I Clllps . . . . . 1:: • •1• Wlllflll Fllltlt .. .. .. .. ";: IIIII Fllltll . . . . . . . . . . . ";: IZ.II 1 SPECIAL! YOU SAVE 11• SWEET WHITE GRAPES Crestmont Sherbet 1/~L48t;D: lb• Zl~ lb. • .~ = ..s· . ·.·c EACH EAR •• ONLY , Pr. PLEASANT LIVESTOCK SALES CO. Pr. PLEASANT, W.VA. Sat ., Aug. 17, 1968 HOGS - 175 to 220· !8.75 . to 20; Heavies 17 tol9.25;Ugbta 17 to 18.511; Fat Sowo If to !7· Boaro 12.5(1 to 14.25; Pig& to II; Stock Shoats II)' Hd. !8 to 24. CATTLE - Staeu !9,60 to 26.!0; Hellen 15.90 to 21.70; Fat Cows 16 to 18; Canner• 13•• 25 to 15.75; Bullo 21.40 to 22 •• . :W ; stock Cowo and Calve• !35 to 197.50; Stock Steer• 19.60 to 26.10; stock Heifer Calves 211 to 23. VEAL CALVES - Topo 36; Secondo 36.!0; Medium 31.7510 31.90; Common and Heavies 18 to 35.20. I• 68~ Frozen Food s SUGAR Seedless· fteJ'I'e one of• many. ~ Sa,l llft BIG BUYS on Produce! ' 3 9 ~~ · · Swiss SteakR~:~:~e • • ~~ . ,.. • ;FIJtlll.n II• Willie Hte <r.: .. ..·~ II< lllldeck t·:-s ';' ·;····1:: . . .., . F'ftr .,...,_ .. ........... "II• Sllcetllatn ~=.}:'.• .... .. . ';dl.ll " PH • .:;z: ~ .. .. ~ Sf,ft" ...·65' IIIIIIJ 1111 :.-::. . . . ... . .. .... ftc 1111 Lilt 'Mil ""...t" . . . . . . . . . " II< ........ Stew 1111 ........... ll• Clllppld CH..Id I• ~,;:; . . ... II< ' • • SPECIAL LOW PRICEI TENDER SUPER-RIGHT BEEF! Lep .. . ... . . ... Mr. and Mrs. John Rossman, 50~ Burnham Dr., Fostoria, Ohio The trend is clear ... The Age is her, 1 TENDER- DELICIOUS "SUPER-RIGHT" Quality u, Eirht O'Cioek, Red. Circle and Bokar' Coffees. You llt!e,OnCe the coffee bean is ground, the ftavor begins to fade. ... ··"'· ..-~s .. rlfJ'1t01ri PORK • ..... .... 8 t; Ol1ter Cut Rl~ Chops , , , ...Uc Slrlel1 Port . , . F11u Spare Rl.. c~l'n~v • • • UC · 011111' Loll Cut r .... Clllfl SPECIAL! CENTER CUT CHUCK F~OM GRAIN FED BEER ~ ~nd ftavor YO\I do get in AI•P's of Yo'!l. ;~ti' can be j~st as happy wi.tb i.,: r: electnc heat1ng and 1ts operating costs. Call Ohio Power today for a free, noobligation· estimate of what it would cost to <;omfort·heat your home with flameless ---------electric heating. " •• ollsh Sausa ' I 081111.!' Cster led off the ninth With a homer to give Oakland the triumph over WaaltlngWn and a opllt In the -lebeader. Del Unoer bit a homer and lour lingle• to pace Washington's vietory In theopener. " • ' • 1 .., BIG BUYS on "Super-Right" Meats! ' The Rossmans agree,"We wouldn't have any other type of heat! In fact, we'd b'e willing to pay more because we like electric heating so welll" • i IS and the clean, !~~'.!1.1!~1!.~~ electric heating 1 • '. _..., "We found ·electric h0Dttf688t~ ·· ·· clean. comfortable and SQ reasODQIQ.'~ "An-d the cost is so reasonable." Only about a dollar a day for ·ever.y thing-the refrigerator,'range, washer and dryer. water heater, two televisions, electric garage door opener. a host of other appliances'. .. •• e ' ONLY ' ' L. ' ·~ 7 « .. ' -&1 10,,.. .::C:, .1. ·• . "Until you've lived in a home with electric heating, you just can't imagine how great it is ... so clean. so comfortable," says Mrs. Rossman . c"'' anti . ' f!,-, • ' pulled the rug out from under Davia Cup star CharUe Paearell NBAuPS TUolda¥ in a maior U.S. NEW YORK (UPI)-. A ·mint. N1ttma1 Temls upset. mum annual aalary or $12,500 Erik Van Dillen fought wao granted to all activo nervous IIIUaea on a romote and NaUonal Basketball Aasoclatlon elqlped..., longwood cricket playen TUelday. • dub court to complete the NBA Comm118ioner Wal...lliOooklatl Ove.aet eUmlnaUon, 6. Kenned,y and player repre4, U, 8.10, 6-3, 6..'1, olthethlrd. Uve Ooear RoberiiCXI of. the IOl!lld Puarell. Clllclnlllll ilo)'all, reaebod 111t Dlllen, or San Mateo, lll'eement Wlllcll alao ~1 1 r.n- . · c.Jjf., ,who Ia in only hl1 IOCOnd Allbe. ,... 111t IIIWwr tour and Allho, •ho had only three all rooldeo 1o &Ita mlnlinlllll ·Y. · btl aenlor year In houri liMp bellrem eompleting •10,000 innuaily. MiCI - . aald the lilmlnallan ot 1llt !Pnilh llovla Stroac ~,.. . . - l"re ever piii,Yed" Cap ..,; Uil Cl~>tlond iuld the Much granite is uoed h\ tietriY him IU With llarl .p(. hla Mtioqal bid building because it i~ valuabJi>, ·,, Ita We 11aat1 · f a I t , r't d ~ . as a support Whel'e great· he had a · a~ ·~~ stt•ngth I& required Granlj,: . fO .~;:Uit.!... t~n withstand a' ptrl1llnl ;of, hla But 'lllif~~ ·~1114 I~.IXMI to ~.1100 jiiiUIJdt , •quare ineh. , ·,~,. 1 ,,,~c.!io!l '~ell by dltllllll In I\1Pr;~,,/W, (\;I, 1$4, ~.31 Y"' • ' ' ., the Yanks blanked the Twins. Stottlernyre gained his 16th vi <tory against 10 losaea. Plnchhltter Russ Sbyder aJn. gled home Jooe Cardenal from third base with the deciding run In the eighth as the Indiana odpd the Red Sox. Cardenal had tripled with one out-in the eighth. ' ' McLain Caught, at Last By United Preas lnternatbmal Dem,y McLain finally had to flee the music. He waa on the mound at hot, lllmld Tiger Stadium In Detroit TUesday night In the second pme r1 a -leheader ICier ' ·. Mrs. Rilph Ar!tos, the l'PIIS 'Band peared before lht a new band building and were Informed tu' the quiCk/Y thav it J'OIIId ~. be, jiOI· slble Cor at leaot lllllllior Year· . "., '.. the John Rossmans ·ottos~~lii1:·stly: doubt. And the beat pitcher Ia Mister Martehal." "How about the beat mana.. . . . Price, Mre. - .'\'! • ' CAKE MIXES • '.• j, .. , ...I .. _~ • • ... ' I • .·• . . •~ , \ .. • I ' ' Morton Cream Pies • 3 ... '1• Iced Gol• Cake ctc~UT • Cho,petllroccoli ~ ' . •I ,.' �tJ, .' NE)¥ .1 0'8i' 2Q 'pnlflll!q ;·,--"" sW'l!," m Q,y.clo~ . , . ' ~~-h fl .tJie llllt.~ or·a ' televlsttll . ~ ~tell. l\:1 · · tile tlntl iideout ot a fUm whell 1 ~ ~lot, Is ,teaoJ\'eiL It's tJMi. UIIQI.I~ ~ 1, ~ Vii~(. Kn.L COMMANDOS SEOUL (UPI)- South Korean troops kJiled tour North Korean commandos and captured three others today in repulsing an attempted communist landing on the Island oC Cheju, military command said. South Korea said Its forces suffered four men wounded. Che.i'J Is 75 miles oft Korea's south coast. INIOI~IGIEr 'VII<:) IVfliY HIOH GIHWrt) J WRINOER WASHER You pt tfltll dtluu NOIJI VHQ ftltUNII • Hu11e 12·1b. capacity for family·slze loads • Heavy.duty ~ hp. IIIOtorrugld Bor~· warner tl'lnsmlsslon. • Lllrp self·lndexinll Wrln~rer Assembly,. • Trlple.action a~rltetor ~rets clothes cleaner-faster. • Four easy·roltinll casters. I l • bu~er . ' !' ~c!'"UI)I ~ ft,ua the .detective ~t .the 90 mllliltea' or ~evtous ·: "'!'he lilllfe ~ , end ' or • Our abl,'~l· ' A!filodeductlon. saxolllslns," Kl~in salcL In oth.er words h1a the· neat ' NBC ha' schi!d!lled at leait ·; WI'IJllliDg .., Of · e~erytlllng ,P* · , OM. departure' Cqr Situ~. has gone before so tdulta can . !ll~lllng vi~l~ '!en seasOO. switch off thll set without ,"The 'Bailana Split Adve!ltulie having to lie awakl! through ~ 11,0111'". which premieres SePt. 7, , !light specula~ on what (t Ill This Is an hour..Jcq ·comblna- '. meant. Uon oC live action atld animation ~·a YOUIIellers ~o oot to ease the tranaltleln · fr(lll need closure becautie in aver- straillht cartoons. Larry White, age of 37 hours a week of who supervises daytime proYiewillg ~s imprinted on their gramming ror NBC, regards the receptive minds every possible progrUn as "unique." permutation or plot or joke. The show has a quartet or They have, as a result, the ' "animal" hosts called "The ·trrltatlilg abiUtY to tune In a Bananl Splits." They are live program midway and compute performers costumed as a dog, mentstly what has gone l!efore a gorilla, a lion and a baby LT KENNETH C. MORRIS, LEFT, accepts from Clpt. by what Is going now ~ the elephant. There will be a live Daniel Killingsworth, the command of the 3664th Light Mainscreen. . action HI-minute serial of the tenance Co., (DS) Saturday at the armory near Pt. Pleasant. Frankly, when It comes to clif1·lllngi~ type once Capt. Killingsworth, 38, has retired. television, the kids know tlio In the movies, an adventure much and network executives cartoon serial "The Three are having to take this Musketeers" and a splce serial ram,iliarlty Into account In t'helr combining live action and studies or why saturday tar· animation. toons are (1111~ fr(lll favor and The way NBC sees It, the kids what should replace them. New may not like all.of this program Jthlngs are a stir In the world or but they'll have a hard time not children's teleVIsion. Uklng some or it. "They're simply not watching .... ( HO-S-PI-TA. L-N•E-W.. the Saturday cartoons as much POINT PLEASANT - Capt. mer camp, and said he now plans as they . used to,". said Paul HOLZER HOSPITAL: VIsit!~ Daniel K11lingsworth retired Sat- to spend more time with his wile Klein, vice president In charge urda,y from the 3664 Light and son Mark. of audience measurement Cor hours 2-4 and 7-8 p, m. Parents Maintenance Company of West He said during the brief cere- NBC-TV. "The ratings are down only on Pediatrics Ward. ADMISSIONS Virginia National Guard of Point · mony when he turned over the two years in a row. The kids Mrs. Don D. Rees, 509 First Pleasant. He had 20 years of men of the company to Lt. Ken- are tired of the same type oC service and was the first of sev- neth Norris it had been a great program. It's like having too Ave.; Mrs. James A. Addis, Rt. 1 Crown· City; Turley V. George, era! officers in command of the pleasure to work with the men. much candy, He said they have done a good company to retire. "They ~ve enormously so- Rt. 1 VInton; Harry D. Polsley, Capt. K11lingsworth came into job and he had been enriched by phisticated tastes. For "xample Ewington; Everett C. Waugh, Rt. they like Rowan and Martin's 2 Crown City; Wendy L, Simms, the local guard Jan. 19, 1948 as having met each of them. Sgt. Car rei Cox, on behalf of 'Laugh-ln.' It's extremely hlglt 497 Maple Dr.; Steven D. Darst, a private and advanced to captain In command oft he local com- the company, presented C a p t. rated among kids. They like the Rt. 1 Cheshire; Ross Kent, Ad·. Killingsworth with a radio and a freedom of movement among dlson; Donald S. Zerkle, III, Hartpany. Capt. Killingsworth is manag- wrist watch which has the in- the cast. We've created a ford; W. Va.; Paul R. SOmerville, er of the Carolina Lumber Co. He scription, "The Guard, 1947 to generation or kids who doo't Pt. Pleasant; .James R. Grimm, took a year's leavf.! of absence 1967." need 'closure,' who don't need Rutland; John Queen, Rt. 2 Ra· Lt. Morris, 33, is employed at conclusions to know what has cine; Mrs. J. Lincoln Russell, when the QJard was called into active duty in 1961 and was sent the Appalachian Power Co. and been happening on the screen or Rt. 4 Pomeroy; Mrs. Raymond to Fort Polk for a year. He took resides In Point Pleasant with what it means. They've learned G. Hoffman, Wilkesville; carolyn J. Thacker, Wellston; Mrs. Joe his two weeks vacation each year his wife and two daughters. Lt. it from the media." during the 20 years to go to sum- Morris has been in the guard Klein said this precocity D. Morgan, Ironton; Mrs. Wil· liam E. Lewis, Ahsland, Ky.; since January 1958. He became extends to language. a member of the Ripley Nation"They know what the word Is Chauncey W. Rife, Jackson; Mrs. al QJard for one year and since that the blip Is intended to hide Rufus R. Dupre, Wellston; DonSHOES that time has been with the local on TV,'' he said. "They speak It ald W. Linhart, RL 1 Jackson; FOR .,,.._!,, ::.Jk . • • unit. · '~ Roy L. Stmnbo, Scottow~ , · In their head~·· BIRTHS . •v The formation or the guards Klein 'said •that eventuully this • and the presentation or the guard will have an effect on language Mrs. James !\. Addis, Rt. 1, AND to Lt. Morris took place at 4 sine frequent use · reduces Crown City, son, 2:23p.m. Tuesp.m. Saturday In the National GIRLS day; Mrs. John F. McCarty, 22 Guard Armory. Edgemont Dr., daughter, 5:17 a. Other men who have been in first commander. m., Wednesday. Capt. Killingsworth and hIs command of the local guard inL DISCHARGES wife, Deloris, have a son, Mark, clude Capt, Owen Roseberry and Dorothy A. Asbury, Mrs. Alma THE SHOE BOX 12 years old. Capt. Maurice Moyes who was the S. Brown, l.ecta M. Bush, George MIDDLEPORT II, Carter, Arnold L. Dean, Mrs. Cecil G. Delong, Marty E. Dugan, Mrs. Rondel L, Given, Ralph Jef· rery, Mrs. Edward L. 'Kirby, Sherman Kirby, Mary E. Lucas, · Roy F.. Messick, Mrs. FrankleV. ~elgler, Mrs. Thelma P r a t t, Mary B. Schmidt, Mrs. Raymonll Scott, Mrs. Winford Stiles, Edward J. Strausa, Mrs. Walter Voreh, Mrs. Mlhnle Wilcox. Cr·aig A. Wood, George H. Wyant, Mrs. Charles F. Yonker, Mrs. James S. Buchanan, Mr1. David D. Gilbert and infantdaugb· · ter, Mrs. James C. McAbee and infant daughter, Mrs. John E. • Richards and Ine.nt son, ,Mrl. Larry E. Wilt and IJJfant son. ,b¥ new s. popular Capt. Killingsworth Retires as COmmand e P"-------.. '·,'r Qll a'ticll're,n, IJI ~rl~ 'fllen $hlw uaed '' In , .00 ~ . itS s.. J ., I VEGETABLE BOWLS SIZES 39-42 Never ·Iron, wash and wear slacks for men. A!llorted colora. Compare a at $5. 00. 99 For 1ntcks ill' serving dishes. . Cclinparea at 49c, ~each REG. 59c .! . COLGATE ·. TOOTHPASTE . Contains GardoL Gi'eltJy pair BOYS &,YQUfftS MOL:OED SOLE ,'• ~ ' ·s.HOES·:- Im- '\• proved. Reg. 49c. 34·~ BOYS · INGELS FURNITURE 992-2635 Middleport, Ohio ,, ! i, l ~. ~· ~ .~ I IUSI •/ IDID "And away we dough." ·atra uams:· 8.4 savaa If the offer doesn't carry you away, the biscuits will. "Extra lights" are the lightest-tasting buttermilk biscuits y~u can bak~. The reason is they're specially layered w1th shortenmg-for extra lightness. And that's the big difference between our/ 'Extra ligtlts" .. . . and regular biscuits. Stop by the da!ry case and take home four cans. See what you come up with -tonight. · ·· · lo · ···· ~ · • .. COURTESY"· · COTTO" DR~S· PRINIS·· In plain colors ~nd Caney'" * te"lll. 36 ,Inches wide. COiill' fa.t. l· ' ' 3Pf~C~ · JIA'feftll:"'- '$E·T' · · ~J.!· · lacludea train caN>Jl~' w.llder, ........ , .-............ ... ."· n. 24'" .J �" ' (t Lot) ~ Ladles alii Children · BLOUSES ' ·,, • (9~) .Prs. (93) Ladles Asst. Summer Style Cotton Dress Assorted «JJors alid pattemL· These men's neck tle- include trldittonal four-I!Hud llld Redd.l Uecl Ylluea to at,yle ail rubber with crepe sole In .attrictlve colorL Coa;Jare at 39c for the belch· or bath at home. . .. Single llld double br•ated styles. LQa. inated tabrlca, ust. colora, Wluea to' 116.95" 95. s 00 .. c•. $1.00 c,. ... • I Mens 4 In Hand &_Reddl Tied .Thq Zorl Sandals Neckties · • Aisorted styles in SII!IUfter bl0111es. Values to $1.99 in thla grlql. Big Savings at stimer Remlllintl days. (15 Only) Ladies Sprint alii S•• (· • NANTS- ODDS AND ENDS· THIS FRIDAY AY--AUGUST 23-24-SAVINGS UP TO ·so% FOR YOUI VALUES TO $09.,. VALUES TO $1.99 .LADIES Sunanaer ·Skirts~ Sunanaer to Blouses . •Values $1.99 in this gnq> aast.' · styles and colors. See these for value plus and save at st!Mers 'aut' they .gO,. ftluea In VIla • amaJI lot. SbCJp early theM Wlll't last ' (f' to as:til Save s .0o· . at stlmera. ··-····· ! $7.99 LADI.ES .. · . Sunani-r ·Footwear. s · Values to$7,95 FalliousBrandabr~ ken sizea, aaat. colora,and styles. See these for Yllue pluL SbCJp early best .s~~!'!!!~!~to~.. s 98c yard denims llld new summer· fabricL See this gr014) llld save Shop early for aelectlon. .00 4 . 3e , . .(12 Only) LADIES SPRING ~ • • • • • • ·50c (10 Pr. Only) MEN CLOTH OXFORDS· ~ · 'Pr. """'" ~ALU~ .tO ~.98 &$5.98 .. ••sto Casuil. Slacks · v~U.. $4.98 llld $5.98 ·tn this · lioiCI ol men' a batter casual slacks. ~ 8ee theM· tor 1qJ s ·44 BeHer Dress Prints · . •Reg. ~. 59c llld 49c yard fast colur dress prilt and plain colora, 36" wide. stop .., now at this NelY Lolf price. Walking Shorts one or q 1arae llble Boys better walk-· shorts. Values to $3. 99, Famous brllldL Broken sizes, good gnq~, Stock .., now for the hot days . $3.99 BOYS s1·!.• (21 Only) LADIES SWIM CAPS • • • • • • • • • ·25c (10 Pr. Only) LADIES ITALIAN SANDALS ·SZ.OO (18 Pr.. TRUNKS •• & $3.99 .NS. Su11111r Sport Shirts or our ramoUI One large gnq~ brllld summer aportabirta. Val•• $3.95 In this IJ'Oit). Sizes email, medium llld larp. Out they ao at to ·s . . VALUES TO $2.99 ASST. SIZES'· s AII'Pir,... Lee, 1111 . to $2.99, Mfg. cloee out patterns. Big Cholce of colora llld · aileL See these (i tCI) Yllue IIIII Values · . �• •. "' ..... . .... u · or~ ;JJ~~ nil! t c o u r I atiaciol.,', li!Yli98 tanes, of ,12 . ·•hair prelim- · lor one and lour gla...s, was lieid A charge at tlostrucUon of !lila~ shooting properlY, against Wllllaml olil !ainll7 by Alberta Ei)', was dlamlssed eottrt.. . • , to !be Gal- but Wllllims was ordered to ~ l'tlled that· ..0' or.ileparijnsn!. make .festtlui!OI!. In !be amoont feJIM )iioa beeil '""""'111011 ,and ' T~ey , . B1s. 2i, ·Rt. of 1130 lor a cofleo maker and a l.ha!,thel'e waa DO J!i'<lbil)le'~IO f Cfciwii Clcy, !Orfelted 1 $308 bar stool. to bflle\1, the tlei:Oricliuot ~~ guli. borid .'boo~ Ill rnunitipal eoort · Charges ot dlsortlorly eorMloct, .\Y . .. !,,.: .., . . . · :·• ' 01! a d\Y·PO!I•• c~se of clrlv- agslhst WUIIams, tiled by Fer1'~ -.:bia~~ .had .lleOI,' 11104! by ' lng wJjlleh¢l>xlcatBd. The case gusoo and Mrs. Ei1, were dlsber, , . ,; . ~.c~lesV.Jadl- iullt 'beericontin\'lld- · · missed. 14llii • l!~!. F .l!l!'•· Wultl!fla ill rwr -j'ther' ~ill• against In a eontestod Slate HighwaY of ~-,'& lllol&un at<him: Tha WUIIaQJI, Jud&e 'RObert s. Betz Pat.ol c~, Tl.moliiJI L. MelzincldBIIIoec,drrecllasl il11lrsdsy. Oned Wllij.,.is $2$ aiic1 oosts.on ler, 19, Rl 2 Thormoo, was ' a charge of tloatrtrcllon of prop- found gull\)' and lined $10 and !• · ' ert,y and Ontered '-IVIlllams to eosts for a do!ectlve muffler lnjyr~d. jiiO!<e restUutlon to Ralph Fer- systtm. 1 '"eel Two TROPHY WINNERS - Tropbles were presentod to WomOD of tile Pameivy -ll!w. summer 1111&110 durO. a get-tDgetller last week. Team I of lhe Rr<J0C1 was!- cllan1Jim 1111 team 4 placed seconl. Pl<blred are, front row left to rlgh~ Ellen lkqJ!t~ IU&II series; Neocll caney, first place team; Margaret Follrcd, ·first place leam; Ewl,yo Gllmore, -place team; second row, Julie Boyles, high average; Josie Brownlnl:, aeeon:l plaee teem, and most iJD.. pnned, Chr!a Spears, seeood place team, 1111 Sar1lh Owen, hlch pme. Loll Burt, who also"'" on the first place team, Is DOl pl<lllred. - Sentlael Photo. ~ Col&.i~~ . ' ' ,, ' '· ••·,!',• •. r-: J "· .,. I ... ~. -·. FAMED JUII,IST .\1~3;S ~TINEL- J~lill ~d. ney T..Schell !rili!JJlySIIJ)Orlor Cow;I9!,MJants, f'li!\011.CQUnty, Ga., dls~;us:Sea tatriouf' ca.es with cOurt r~r ,jj)f::k .Thorn••· (s.,.tedl. J. Sh!ormsn Porter 0~1!), •lll!moc~'atiC candidate .. lor stale.' ,e,.tor listens. Jllllge Schell'Ispoke in POrter's behalf ;, ,., ' . laot Frida) night at tha,Pike County OOmocraUc Nally at Wav, ' .erl,y. . SHDWBEAT Studio Debuts With Shocker happy. And tbe two starstbey are joined by Coral Browne and Patricia t,ledlna in otber major parts-are blgb in their praise of Aldrich as a man and a dlreciDr. Su.annah says tbls is tbe most dUflcult part she has yet bad. "At Jlrat," abe says, ''I had no sympathy or underalanding lor .\)Ice (!be part she Is playIng). And I wasn't sure I could play II. I thought she was awful-so teJTibly weak-· but !ben I came to uoderstand her, by digging Into her, and I have some sympatby lor her now." or were a ....lbapoll llructure slped to cut roar or eo~lnes. Essential Elem0111 Iron is an esseritial element to human life. Though it only comprises 0.004 per cent of tbe average adult body weight, most of it Is found in the red blood c e II s, where it is essential to hemoglobin, accord~ ing to tbe Encyclopaedia Britannica. · Aldrich says what atlracted a far cry from hijj recent films, MEIGS GENERAL HOSPITAL such as·"Tho Dirty Dozen" or ADMISSIONS - Th"""'s Boll"The Lesend of Lylah Clare" nor, Middleport; Esther Clark, or "Hush, Hush, Sweet Char- blm to tbe property - lotte"-wasn't ao much the Middleport. lesbianism, "but tbe story of a woman's indomitable spirit." "1'o show you bow dumb I am," he says, "when I first saw tbe play, I ,didn't realhe !bat one of tbe characters was a lesbian. My wUe got It, but not me. I guess I'm just SUSANNAH YORK llateu latelllly a1 Robed Aldrlcll lldIJIItl a seeae from "The ,Kllllllg of Siller Georie." AI· ~ produces alld dlret!ll the fUm, wbt.b 11 1111 aew "~lltlidfo's llrst eHorl. By DICK KLEINER NEA. HollfwOod Correspondent HOlLYWOOD - (NEA) "Tbe Killing of Sister George" Ia the blrlll of Hollywood's newest studio. Robert Aldrich, tbe producer and dlret!tor, has . opened his own studio and tbls is his first production in bls own digs. Everybody seems , happy about tbe arrangement. The fllm, a biller comedy dealing with lesbians, comes from a bit play in London and New York. Aldrich h!.•s coungeously cast Beryl Reid In the lead, which she played on .tile stage, even tbougb she Is virtually unknown to American movie patrons. "The New York audience was much more shockable 'than the London audience," Beryl says. "In London, tbey'd say, 'Oh, so that's the kind of relationship it is, is It?' But in New York, !bey made all kinds of noises _ 'Tsk, tsk' and 'Oh, no.' And tbey'd ask me, 'What's the psychological motivation?' I told !bern I hadn't the foggiest notion." · Miss Reid and ber costar, &usannah York, were Involved In a clifflcult scone. They w.ero baving a loud argument and the takes were long and involved. Beryl lth IaI a abort, stout weman w a ong career as a comic in England-and tbe twinkling eyes and ready laugh to prove It Susannah Is a fine young actress and, In a gossamer little pale blue neg• Ugee. It was easy to see !bat lbe is one of tbe finest struclures to leave England since IIIey tore down London Bridge. The~ fmhished af take and Aldrlc • w o 1B 0 the pleasant schoolof ofbeauty.'' directors, said, "A thing U · f He " ull o1 ttle quips. When Susannah slammed tbe door at one point in tbe scone, Aldrich said, "Don't slam tbe door-the ..t will fall down.'' A few minutes later. Beryl cougbed and he said, "Oh-oh. When an actress coughs on Tuesday, that means we'U au J1,ave Friday off." , Somebody had thrown a cigarette l!!to a can and It set IIOJit' rcrap paper ali r e. ' \Wli4t'a b!d'nlilg around here, , Aldrich asked. They . "Too bad," he said, It was the nalve. 11 shot. Aldrich rebuilt the one sound alage, built a second ene and has plans for two He isn't naive about business, though. Having blf own studio, he says, Ia saving blm 35 cents on tbe doUar, as op-· pesed to fllmln& at, say, MGM. If tbe picture clicks, "The Killing of Sister George" . will mean a ldlling for Brother more. Bob. Outside, at tbe gate to the parting lot, is a sign wblch reads: "This parking lot may not be used as a playground during week days . . . It Is tbe Intent of the management !bat tbe neigbborhood may use this area on weekends, holidays or at nile alter tbe studio has closed." Ills a geslure no otber studio has attempted. This aura of benevolence and good wlll seems to be bin calc g. The atmosphere, among cast and crew, is Claestnul Ridge SocJ"al Even•~ •• .., Czech8 . -OF TwQ S11its Dis . • · . , d · · miSse I f·u· . f (Continued from PliO I) an ''Thl 11 ·~ s w~~--• lUI !rom ~-~ •• sh~•- 1 ~..-~-•c1e. s · -• tr~The ,_,·~ • -~ ~~ Yare u,,ng to scare us away but we are used to it .•• the end Is aeor." Tbe last words br-11 were "Dubcok, Dubcek, Jlub<ek n fenae.." '. . 'del' ' hu ·,- ,' ·dlmoae '1"hiY ne'er for~ tllelr place of blrtll. , 'sidts ogelns! Ferdlnond E; Frur~ nlei,' rorme~ "''PPflntendent or II you ever visit Letart, lbe ,GalllpoiJo,:Siale Institute 'in And there' 1 a question on your .. qo)lla '· Counl1 •Commoo Plass mind, CoUrt. .. ' Property ,Transfers j In testimony for the Demoerath: Platform Committee, he likened the current climate to the so--called McCarlhy era of two decades ago, when the late Sen. Joseph McCarttQ.·, R-Wls., and othe~s stirred national apprehensiol'i about a ll e g e d Communist sUbversion. . Today, Clarh said, •1some prNth rear, fear ·oe ourselves, as 20 years ago they ~reached fear of allen oommunism. The threat they say Is the criminal stranger among us: Crime in the streets." Asserting that utt.e need is oot to cry horror but to act," l t. illi\'!ill • lize" poUce forces. -; ''Effective gun control laws.: ' -Improving police-community relations. ...:-&pport:ing the courts instead ("f, treating them as uan easy tar~ · for attack ... Wilbur Cohen, secretary of heaJth, tion and welfare, called for platform planks pledging - a ~ increase in feder,al aid ucation, better health servic r the poor, a SERVICE IS per cent increase in Social Seeurl\Y boocllts and expansl~ of Medicare to cover the coa:t of prescription drugs. John W. Gardner, who resigned · !rom the cabinet to head become of Shoe and depressed rural areas ••cannot be solved fast enough by private employment alone." PARADE.OF . Frances Hendrix to Olive Page, 3.3.acres, RuUani · Nell. MiddJeswart to Hichards & SOns, Inc., parcel, Lebanon. He-man shoes for the little be-man. The all-new ~ with bold strap and buckle. See all the new styles lor school in sizes 121/2 to 3. the Urban COalition, said the unemployment problem In city gheuos DAYS UES ~~- . Marjorie Shamblin, Rita Stotts, Earl Stotts, Harry ·w. Adams, Jr. 1, Jane Adams, Lucllle H. Adams, to Rlchards & Sons, Inc., ~nd, Gravo.J, t..ebanon. ·Arthur Orr, lithel Orr to Jettie stevens, Silvia lfelldley, par- .. ! * liT SPONGE MOPS, Rec. $1.98-$1.00 . PATIO BflOOMS, Reg. $2.29 • • - - -$1.33 PAIL$, 10 Qt. Reg. $1.29 • -- -- • - - -- 77c ' FLOOR WAX,' BRUCE, 1 Qt. Re1. $1.19 • • •77c TRASH CAN, 10 Gal. Reg. $1.98 • - • ·- ·- • $1.00 cels, Chester. Everett L. Schioltz, Beulah B. Schultz to William C!)nnoll;, Erma Conioolly. Opal llollon, James W. llollon WAX APPLICATOR, Rec. $1.59$1.00 SCRUB TUBS, 4% cal. Rec. $1.79 $1.00 GARBAGE CANS, Reg. $3.98 - • - - - -$1.88 PERCOLATOR, 7 Cup, Rea. $1.98 - -- -$1.00 SAUCE PAtf~E'T, 3 Pc., Ree. $1.98· ·- $1.00 SAUCE PAN, 4 Qt. Ree. $1.98 - • - -- • -- - • • •$1.00 rELE:tntiC PERCOLATOR, Ref. $2.98 • • - - -- • -$2.00 ' . '.)llisoied ~ ~Uure to amend tile tPei~tlo'n· a TbepeUtlOo!s ill' m,a ~ thefe'• "Lillie Ed" and they were .We ~. have a••SUnt"amongua . Wltll I ltst word to be .said. 2-Hour .· DRY QUHING gr- · ' 4 A'.. •li!ilw• it BUSTER ' to Max A. Eichinger, !udlth }', Ele'llinger, 18.75 acres, Cheater. . 'fbe IWo sllll• were !Ued J\II.Y DrOp ln at "~lllen'• , Corner" Kelhel Dlnguss to David E. an Jlilswer IIIQitlme. '/ 14; 1967111 Pl\\liiWSlarcher, Rt. For Cai"Pbeil, Linda L. Stredllng, 40 You will ljlld a oouit"ln sesalmr · 2 B14wall,l!ltlWalterlllnnoir, Rt. aci'i&, salem. . . . ,:,, · 2, 'Galli~,..al re·suJ! olallt&ed Every evening of the weok Robert Kuhn, -Frolli:es KuM to COmplete with judge and Jury; ~ ~~i'till!_.h b7 Fournier A!14 U)'l)U)lave theur&'ti to apeak, Ernest Ra)· {)ruS, Dt.,.n C. Cy· ,:enl>lw~ trouble at"llit rUJ, ,45 acre, Olive. ·.~~~ •. GSI. '.,. ....- r .,··' .·:,. Arizona D. Le~ !<>Curtis E. Walk riQht 'in and •Ilk a 'f'e~ · -j· The~ loitltAinoiclthedemur•• • J .• And an answer will,, bO '!Wad Lellla,y, Lloyd W. ,LeMay, Leo. ror br the delendaiit l11d -red ·Amon& tile Jury member.ti - · nard R. LeMay, Velma Scherr, tbe pWnti!fa to 1111erid their o"'" Slnatlell mOll lor miles arWnd. Melby! Ktnoiear, ~<I HaulUll ""IIU~J~e.Mii<heU allio On tile beoeh Ylfii'U ilild "J'udile aer, cert; of trans., Lebanot\ . ' ~!'tlol'td:: tbat !lit! uses bl dloGoldie M. Clende.nln to Mark ~·,. t heard. .•. our oons '!1 ~~~· , eorner .tJ~!.Y,~Mtt~; mi- where the,{Man- two . Last •-··• ........ rn • chddng volee, announcer said: iil .t: . ., . Pm sure )'DU'Il Jearn a lesson C." will thiM ahd l'fX'tlor long. What m,aJ<es . f!oese folks ao •tbomey•• To 1111l'otte awa,y !rom home? t~tic;ng.ol J~mes ,peaver, 2&, IlL · 2, Crown Cltji, "!"' servl,_ a 1IS· year aentenc:e In the Ohio Peniter:tJ,ary on a. conviction of •assuWwltb intent to rape. llldicted by tbe 1966 Ma~ term gtancl jury on three counts: kid-naj>~ing, assault with lnlsn! to raPe, and rObbery. The kidnapping' and robbery counts of the Indictment were noiled on ~uly 17, 1967. 0 In Tehsion on Crime ahead of another car driven by .James 'R, Prortitt,31, Mason. Another car ahead of the Prorntt . car st~ to make a lett turn. - Proffitt ~topjled but flU. Jones was unable to stop. The patroJ cruiser ~truck the baek of the l,rornu car. There was moderate damage to botll vehicles. l'roffiU, and his wife, Carol ProffiU, 3U, Mason, were s1lghtly injured, taken to Holzer nos.. pltal, treated and L'cleased. Pt.l. Jones was not injured. PtL Jone:s was cjted to Meigs ,County Court Frida) on a charge of fallure to .sLop within Lhe assured c~NJ' d1stanre. · 1 Tbe CTK - • ogen<y said lnvldlng forces had amaobed Into the radio building, Then lhe news agoocy onnounced tl•t its , BY MRS. ALTA CONE bulldl own ng was being inYaded. ~ callers with AJbed Twenzy-nve Russian ilnlll ConeandwllewereMr.IIIIMrs: lopeeledo!lthecolumnso!armor Burg Jobnson and Mr. 1111 Mrs. streaming Into Pngue- as wen Beckley and dlughter of Fort as such olher clUes u Plhlen Myars, Fla. The Johnson& were the beer Clllilll IIIII Dntlala.., Iormor re-s of this vlcin- where Dubcek tried diplOIIIICf 11;r and alao Uved In Athens lor a only two weeks 1g11 to keep bla DJJIIber of yaars. foreign comrades st..,. Mrs. Zalla Weyand, Colwmus, Tbe tanks en<trcled die spent the Jllsl week with ber centnl cammlttee bulldJDc, ~·- ... ~--- F .,___ -·•• ••· - - · ~s • ...,,..,a ooter. ....,._ Radio had ,... w~ Howard Weyand, a former rea- centnl cammlttee pre oidium ltlont of tbla vlclniiY, Ia a med- was In session throuahout die tc:al pstlmt In ChtlHcothe llosplt- nighL But die moo who tlolled al. the Kremlin by reforming Kenneth Moosman is oow at C1:echo&lovak Communist parfl borne alter being hospitalized were out of sJahl and loara with gall bladtlor trouble. grew lor their safelY. Mrs. Alta Cone spent the Jllsl One of Dubcek'o UeuteiiiDII week wtlh ber aon, Donald Cone woo oeen boO. led ,..., by and family, Athena. unldentltled men, Mrs. Grace Hooslar is visitIn a last Prague llldlo •·• ber son, ·~ Paul Hen·•ar ... ~.. N communique, Aloia Pal-. and family, Newark. prealdiiDJI member of die John Flu""'"'ck, Columbus, CzechosiOVIIt ParUamenl and a ,.... ' waa at the home of Ids parents, Dullcek altlo, aaid be triad Ilia T. W. Fitzpatrick and wile over failed to conCact Prealdanl lhe weekeal. Svoboda in Hradcany COotie. . Evans Rulhar!ord, llallas, TexIn Moo cow, lhe SOVIet - • u called · at the Ginevra agency Tau pve the KrOIIIIID'a home one claf recenll,y. lie Ia a reaaona. In Its "authorblld" · tsad!er In the DaUu sehools. statement, Tass sslll UJamld Vlsllins In tbe Ivan Mlller CzechosiOVIIt PartY and ,.,....,.. horr.e for sevarat claf• hu been ment llllllera uked lor u.o MH. •Mlller's &Iller from Arl- "ID'gent assistance" to - . ·· "tho lhreot emaMtilllf !rGai the Mils Rita WIDNr ll*llanevo- cCilntOrr...,rlllicdn I Dr c • • . niDI wlill lias Jaca Goodwin. which have enlerid ltlo' · a J1111 K4)' !ling, Mr. and Mrs. colluatmi lorolcn lorcel Ytrlll!li 111ng, llonly, ..,11181 and hostUe to St . . ~ and Mr. llld ltn. KenTass dl!l udoo IS in a . ioeth •JIIIier ~ai.t~liave CzeehoaiOYalda or upper· ~ - ti:>'~··Vis- 1eeurlf1. at tbe of Los An. , "'"" , r · ...._. ·~ ~ , all'···· to be a pJacj. ' ~ , .. '~.,,... ...-..... 111r1, - - · The ~ritariei were v~..-ll!ii!~. !liar- &<led In dn. DISCIIARGES - Lyle France. The, follnwinl hop\ey and oomUP LETART WAY · DIImenlar¥ poem wrltteil aboiA II roo ever visit Letart Lotart, o., bss been contributed Just to look upon lhe view• by a rNtlor. · -01 the cabboge and tomatoes the IIUibOI' oi tbe poem sign- That me10s oor life - but food ,. ed lht•wOrk onl,y "Jl, B." At o.n,y for you: nte, "tla; · Don't JIISS up our friendly people • B.rt Juat stop 1111 <hal awbUe; Yw ,;u lind tbe nicest homefolk That's around lor many a mUe. -~ , Th~ Fourth District l:ourt of · JlppOals ha• denlell an appeal to •er,aslde tho coovlcllon arils- . m. Tl)ere ner at noon, Thii ·R<ov. Norfls Of Racllllo<will . alter.- ··•~- ·All and the ]lUblic are IDYJ!elf to attend. Beaver was sentenced after A.:.tc Ji, FiahOr, BOO pleading guilty to theassaultwllh · of Mr. and Mrs. Mason·Fisber, Minersville, was named hooOr intent to npe. That was onJune 1, of a Tralnlne OrlOflla- 19.66. 1'be ?OOvicUon was aptlon Program (TOP School)atthe pOated March s, 1968. The entry revealing the IPJ)elF. E. war..... Air Force Base !UPON REQUESTI late court's decision was rued • In Cheyenne, Wyoming. , Our u .... CIHnl .. this week with Clerk or Courts A gr&Goate of POmeroy Higll School In 1962, Airman Fisher Marjorie Rinehai1. The declsioo a!IA!nded Mountain Stale c o I· was signed by Judges Marshall Clark urged tbe lleinocratlc lege in Parkersburg. He has M. C&rll slo, Gordon B. Grsy 1111 party to commit itself In Its been In the sarvlce lor the Jllsl Homer E. Abele. platform . to a wideranging three years. The Warren Base program lor dealing with crime Is oneofthelargeslmisstlebases and Its root causes. He said Jn the worJd. Airman Fisher is School Time at Chapman-Canaday urgeot needs inclutlo: scbeG!Ied to go to Saigon on - Providing "adequate )lUilce Oct. 12. manpower for every part of the Hla address Is A-2c Rolland . t.'Ointry." R. Fllher, C.M.R. 2, Box 4073, -Higher salaries and im- F. E. Warren A.F.B., Cheyenne, prOYed training to '"professionaWyoming 82001. Fear-Mongers Blamed ·rwo ;persons' ~ :JIIlj!or. 1,;. · Juries :and·,o: Suite lllailway Patovliria~ ·W.s cited !or 'i .tt:tUlc · vlolatloP I••• lr!o car/rear-end WASIJ.INGTON (UPI) - All;r. colllsi<m,at 9:21 ._ m~ ll'uesda.! Gen. Ratnafll' Clark charged on 1!!. 1,· one mile north of the today that !ear-IJICltll!ers are Galllti.-Meigs coonty line. pt~cytng on the public's emcern 1'tL Sidney T. Joneo, '1:1, of · aOOJl erlme in the streets to 238 t'irst Ave., Gal)ipolis, '!OS block progress toward civil headed south, cheeldng IIIPeeder rights and social justice. . d- 25. • HAIR SPRAY, Rea. 2/$1.5?----- ·-·SALE 2/$1.00 HAIR RINSE, 1a1. Ree. U.49- ·-----. -88c EGG ~HAMPOO, Ree. $1.49 - - - - • • - -- - -SALE 88c RUBBER GLOVES, Rea. 98c - - - • • -- - - - ·58c DISH DRAii4E,RS, Rea. $1.39 • • - - -SALE $1.00 SKIRT, HANGERS, Ree. 15c - --- - - • - • • - -SALE 7c Tymina1 parcels. Lebanoo. Ray -~lltls, Mal'y Riggs '!0 Top' pen Blli~ster Water District, ouve, 15 acre_,. 2• .36 REG. 98< ' ~ ONION & NUT CHOPPERS • • - - -- - -SALE 68c NYLON RUGS, Rea. $1.98 - • - -- • • - - ·SALE $1.00 eMAIIEL ENAMEL ' . DISH PANS, Rea. $1.49 - • • --- • ---SALE 77c WASH BASIN, Ree. 69c ------- - ·- -SALE 44c METAL 36 IHCH SHOE RACK, Rae. $1.69 • • - - • - - - -SALE 88c WINDOW SHADES, Rea. $2.00- ···SALE $1.00 lt~T AI. 60 COUNT PORTA FIL~S, ~ea. $2.49Sale $1.00 TOOTH BRUSHES. Reg. 69c • • • 28c FOOD WRAP, Rea. 39c - • - SALE BOB PINS, Rea. 25c--- ·-··---SALE 9c .I PLASTI¢. -' . SUIT BAGS, Rea. $1.00 SALE 2 lor $1.00 .. l!c SALE 18c 16" ZIPPER . ~- .'.SALEHor $1 . "BIC'.' PENS, Rea. 8.7c- ··---·SALE 37c. GYM BAGS, Re1. $2.98 -- - -• -SALE $1.77• . •'sL19 -•••·kiltt , • ':. - .SALE 7k ,;-•', : . ' ""' '"-" . ~··· $4.53' • ,:·•.SALE $2.22 · . . 6 PC. BINDER ENSEMBLE • • -- • • -$1.22 lr-~ :. •. ·-~ .· · •ll./ . -·'\..4::' • · · 1ALE 19c ' SHEAFFER .PENS, .pea. $l.49 -•SALE 64c f It ' .~ •• • • • • ' STEHO ', I •• •• •• •• • • FlEE ~PENCIL$ . . ' '. ~ ,. NOTEBOOKS, Ree. $1.96 SALE 41or $1.00 3 Square Forrulo, .-WRITINH~BLEt. F*l'•! l'inlo~ • h9 -~-' 100 . ' . . . . . Rea; '2/98C.--. ·SALE 21.- 49t ' )tth'' ' ' ''"I '~· 'Rar. ~/SUt • .-:.: $ALE Hur $~.00, \ ~~~~il''u;, $1.00 ' ' ·~· ( .,., ' �• •. "' ..... . .... u · or~ ;JJ~~ nil! t c o u r I atiaciol.,', li!Yli98 tanes, of ,12 . ·•hair prelim- · lor one and lour gla...s, was lieid A charge at tlostrucUon of !lila~ shooting properlY, against Wllllaml olil !ainll7 by Alberta Ei)', was dlamlssed eottrt.. . • , to !be Gal- but Wllllims was ordered to ~ l'tlled that· ..0' or.ileparijnsn!. make .festtlui!OI!. In !be amoont feJIM )iioa beeil '""""'111011 ,and ' T~ey , . B1s. 2i, ·Rt. of 1130 lor a cofleo maker and a l.ha!,thel'e waa DO J!i'<lbil)le'~IO f Cfciwii Clcy, !Orfelted 1 $308 bar stool. to bflle\1, the tlei:Oricliuot ~~ guli. borid .'boo~ Ill rnunitipal eoort · Charges ot dlsortlorly eorMloct, .\Y . .. !,,.: .., . . . · :·• ' 01! a d\Y·PO!I•• c~se of clrlv- agslhst WUIIams, tiled by Fer1'~ -.:bia~~ .had .lleOI,' 11104! by ' lng wJjlleh¢l>xlcatBd. The case gusoo and Mrs. Ei1, were dlsber, , . ,; . ~.c~lesV.Jadl- iullt 'beericontin\'lld- · · missed. 14llii • l!~!. F .l!l!'•· Wultl!fla ill rwr -j'ther' ~ill• against In a eontestod Slate HighwaY of ~-,'& lllol&un at<him: Tha WUIIaQJI, Jud&e 'RObert s. Betz Pat.ol c~, Tl.moliiJI L. MelzincldBIIIoec,drrecllasl il11lrsdsy. Oned Wllij.,.is $2$ aiic1 oosts.on ler, 19, Rl 2 Thormoo, was ' a charge of tloatrtrcllon of prop- found gull\)' and lined $10 and !• · ' ert,y and Ontered '-IVIlllams to eosts for a do!ectlve muffler lnjyr~d. jiiO!<e restUutlon to Ralph Fer- systtm. 1 '"eel Two TROPHY WINNERS - Tropbles were presentod to WomOD of tile Pameivy -ll!w. summer 1111&110 durO. a get-tDgetller last week. Team I of lhe Rr<J0C1 was!- cllan1Jim 1111 team 4 placed seconl. Pl<blred are, front row left to rlgh~ Ellen lkqJ!t~ IU&II series; Neocll caney, first place team; Margaret Follrcd, ·first place leam; Ewl,yo Gllmore, -place team; second row, Julie Boyles, high average; Josie Brownlnl:, aeeon:l plaee teem, and most iJD.. pnned, Chr!a Spears, seeood place team, 1111 Sar1lh Owen, hlch pme. Loll Burt, who also"'" on the first place team, Is DOl pl<lllred. - Sentlael Photo. ~ Col&.i~~ . ' ' ,, ' '· ••·,!',• •. r-: J "· .,. I ... ~. -·. FAMED JUII,IST .\1~3;S ~TINEL- J~lill ~d. ney T..Schell !rili!JJlySIIJ)Orlor Cow;I9!,MJants, f'li!\011.CQUnty, Ga., dls~;us:Sea tatriouf' ca.es with cOurt r~r ,jj)f::k .Thorn••· (s.,.tedl. J. Sh!ormsn Porter 0~1!), •lll!moc~'atiC candidate .. lor stale.' ,e,.tor listens. Jllllge Schell'Ispoke in POrter's behalf ;, ,., ' . laot Frida) night at tha,Pike County OOmocraUc Nally at Wav, ' .erl,y. . SHDWBEAT Studio Debuts With Shocker happy. And tbe two starstbey are joined by Coral Browne and Patricia t,ledlna in otber major parts-are blgb in their praise of Aldrich as a man and a dlreciDr. Su.annah says tbls is tbe most dUflcult part she has yet bad. "At Jlrat," abe says, ''I had no sympathy or underalanding lor .\)Ice (!be part she Is playIng). And I wasn't sure I could play II. I thought she was awful-so teJTibly weak-· but !ben I came to uoderstand her, by digging Into her, and I have some sympatby lor her now." or were a ....lbapoll llructure slped to cut roar or eo~lnes. Essential Elem0111 Iron is an esseritial element to human life. Though it only comprises 0.004 per cent of tbe average adult body weight, most of it Is found in the red blood c e II s, where it is essential to hemoglobin, accord~ ing to tbe Encyclopaedia Britannica. · Aldrich says what atlracted a far cry from hijj recent films, MEIGS GENERAL HOSPITAL such as·"Tho Dirty Dozen" or ADMISSIONS - Th"""'s Boll"The Lesend of Lylah Clare" nor, Middleport; Esther Clark, or "Hush, Hush, Sweet Char- blm to tbe property - lotte"-wasn't ao much the Middleport. lesbianism, "but tbe story of a woman's indomitable spirit." "1'o show you bow dumb I am," he says, "when I first saw tbe play, I ,didn't realhe !bat one of tbe characters was a lesbian. My wUe got It, but not me. I guess I'm just SUSANNAH YORK llateu latelllly a1 Robed Aldrlcll lldIJIItl a seeae from "The ,Kllllllg of Siller Georie." AI· ~ produces alld dlret!ll the fUm, wbt.b 11 1111 aew "~lltlidfo's llrst eHorl. By DICK KLEINER NEA. HollfwOod Correspondent HOlLYWOOD - (NEA) "Tbe Killing of Sister George" Ia the blrlll of Hollywood's newest studio. Robert Aldrich, tbe producer and dlret!tor, has . opened his own studio and tbls is his first production in bls own digs. Everybody seems , happy about tbe arrangement. The fllm, a biller comedy dealing with lesbians, comes from a bit play in London and New York. Aldrich h!.•s coungeously cast Beryl Reid In the lead, which she played on .tile stage, even tbougb she Is virtually unknown to American movie patrons. "The New York audience was much more shockable 'than the London audience," Beryl says. "In London, tbey'd say, 'Oh, so that's the kind of relationship it is, is It?' But in New York, !bey made all kinds of noises _ 'Tsk, tsk' and 'Oh, no.' And tbey'd ask me, 'What's the psychological motivation?' I told !bern I hadn't the foggiest notion." · Miss Reid and ber costar, &usannah York, were Involved In a clifflcult scone. They w.ero baving a loud argument and the takes were long and involved. Beryl lth IaI a abort, stout weman w a ong career as a comic in England-and tbe twinkling eyes and ready laugh to prove It Susannah Is a fine young actress and, In a gossamer little pale blue neg• Ugee. It was easy to see !bat lbe is one of tbe finest struclures to leave England since IIIey tore down London Bridge. The~ fmhished af take and Aldrlc • w o 1B 0 the pleasant schoolof ofbeauty.'' directors, said, "A thing U · f He " ull o1 ttle quips. When Susannah slammed tbe door at one point in tbe scone, Aldrich said, "Don't slam tbe door-the ..t will fall down.'' A few minutes later. Beryl cougbed and he said, "Oh-oh. When an actress coughs on Tuesday, that means we'U au J1,ave Friday off." , Somebody had thrown a cigarette l!!to a can and It set IIOJit' rcrap paper ali r e. ' \Wli4t'a b!d'nlilg around here, , Aldrich asked. They . "Too bad," he said, It was the nalve. 11 shot. Aldrich rebuilt the one sound alage, built a second ene and has plans for two He isn't naive about business, though. Having blf own studio, he says, Ia saving blm 35 cents on tbe doUar, as op-· pesed to fllmln& at, say, MGM. If tbe picture clicks, "The Killing of Sister George" . will mean a ldlling for Brother more. Bob. Outside, at tbe gate to the parting lot, is a sign wblch reads: "This parking lot may not be used as a playground during week days . . . It Is tbe Intent of the management !bat tbe neigbborhood may use this area on weekends, holidays or at nile alter tbe studio has closed." Ills a geslure no otber studio has attempted. This aura of benevolence and good wlll seems to be bin calc g. The atmosphere, among cast and crew, is Claestnul Ridge SocJ"al Even•~ •• .., Czech8 . -OF TwQ S11its Dis . • · . , d · · miSse I f·u· . f (Continued from PliO I) an ''Thl 11 ·~ s w~~--• lUI !rom ~-~ •• sh~•- 1 ~..-~-•c1e. s · -• tr~The ,_,·~ • -~ ~~ Yare u,,ng to scare us away but we are used to it .•• the end Is aeor." Tbe last words br-11 were "Dubcok, Dubcek, Jlub<ek n fenae.." '. . 'del' ' hu ·,- ,' ·dlmoae '1"hiY ne'er for~ tllelr place of blrtll. , 'sidts ogelns! Ferdlnond E; Frur~ nlei,' rorme~ "''PPflntendent or II you ever visit Letart, lbe ,GalllpoiJo,:Siale Institute 'in And there' 1 a question on your .. qo)lla '· Counl1 •Commoo Plass mind, CoUrt. .. ' Property ,Transfers j In testimony for the Demoerath: Platform Committee, he likened the current climate to the so--called McCarlhy era of two decades ago, when the late Sen. Joseph McCarttQ.·, R-Wls., and othe~s stirred national apprehensiol'i about a ll e g e d Communist sUbversion. . Today, Clarh said, •1some prNth rear, fear ·oe ourselves, as 20 years ago they ~reached fear of allen oommunism. The threat they say Is the criminal stranger among us: Crime in the streets." Asserting that utt.e need is oot to cry horror but to act," l t. illi\'!ill • lize" poUce forces. -; ''Effective gun control laws.: ' -Improving police-community relations. ...:-&pport:ing the courts instead ("f, treating them as uan easy tar~ · for attack ... Wilbur Cohen, secretary of heaJth, tion and welfare, called for platform planks pledging - a ~ increase in feder,al aid ucation, better health servic r the poor, a SERVICE IS per cent increase in Social Seeurl\Y boocllts and expansl~ of Medicare to cover the coa:t of prescription drugs. John W. Gardner, who resigned · !rom the cabinet to head become of Shoe and depressed rural areas ••cannot be solved fast enough by private employment alone." PARADE.OF . Frances Hendrix to Olive Page, 3.3.acres, RuUani · Nell. MiddJeswart to Hichards & SOns, Inc., parcel, Lebanon. He-man shoes for the little be-man. The all-new ~ with bold strap and buckle. See all the new styles lor school in sizes 121/2 to 3. the Urban COalition, said the unemployment problem In city gheuos DAYS UES ~~- . Marjorie Shamblin, Rita Stotts, Earl Stotts, Harry ·w. Adams, Jr. 1, Jane Adams, Lucllle H. Adams, to Rlchards & Sons, Inc., ~nd, Gravo.J, t..ebanon. ·Arthur Orr, lithel Orr to Jettie stevens, Silvia lfelldley, par- .. ! * liT SPONGE MOPS, Rec. $1.98-$1.00 . PATIO BflOOMS, Reg. $2.29 • • - - -$1.33 PAIL$, 10 Qt. Reg. $1.29 • -- -- • - - -- 77c ' FLOOR WAX,' BRUCE, 1 Qt. Re1. $1.19 • • •77c TRASH CAN, 10 Gal. Reg. $1.98 • - • ·- ·- • $1.00 cels, Chester. Everett L. Schioltz, Beulah B. Schultz to William C!)nnoll;, Erma Conioolly. Opal llollon, James W. llollon WAX APPLICATOR, Rec. $1.59$1.00 SCRUB TUBS, 4% cal. Rec. $1.79 $1.00 GARBAGE CANS, Reg. $3.98 - • - - - -$1.88 PERCOLATOR, 7 Cup, Rea. $1.98 - -- -$1.00 SAUCE PAtf~E'T, 3 Pc., Ree. $1.98· ·- $1.00 SAUCE PAN, 4 Qt. Ree. $1.98 - • - -- • -- - • • •$1.00 rELE:tntiC PERCOLATOR, Ref. $2.98 • • - - -- • -$2.00 ' . '.)llisoied ~ ~Uure to amend tile tPei~tlo'n· a TbepeUtlOo!s ill' m,a ~ thefe'• "Lillie Ed" and they were .We ~. have a••SUnt"amongua . Wltll I ltst word to be .said. 2-Hour .· DRY QUHING gr- · ' 4 A'.. •li!ilw• it BUSTER ' to Max A. Eichinger, !udlth }', Ele'llinger, 18.75 acres, Cheater. . 'fbe IWo sllll• were !Ued J\II.Y DrOp ln at "~lllen'• , Corner" Kelhel Dlnguss to David E. an Jlilswer IIIQitlme. '/ 14; 1967111 Pl\\liiWSlarcher, Rt. For Cai"Pbeil, Linda L. Stredllng, 40 You will ljlld a oouit"ln sesalmr · 2 B14wall,l!ltlWalterlllnnoir, Rt. aci'i&, salem. . . . ,:,, · 2, 'Galli~,..al re·suJ! olallt&ed Every evening of the weok Robert Kuhn, -Frolli:es KuM to COmplete with judge and Jury; ~ ~~i'till!_.h b7 Fournier A!14 U)'l)U)lave theur&'ti to apeak, Ernest Ra)· {)ruS, Dt.,.n C. Cy· ,:enl>lw~ trouble at"llit rUJ, ,45 acre, Olive. ·.~~~ •. GSI. '.,. ....- r .,··' .·:,. Arizona D. Le~ !<>Curtis E. Walk riQht 'in and •Ilk a 'f'e~ · -j· The~ loitltAinoiclthedemur•• • J .• And an answer will,, bO '!Wad Lellla,y, Lloyd W. ,LeMay, Leo. ror br the delendaiit l11d -red ·Amon& tile Jury member.ti - · nard R. LeMay, Velma Scherr, tbe pWnti!fa to 1111erid their o"'" Slnatlell mOll lor miles arWnd. Melby! Ktnoiear, ~<I HaulUll ""IIU~J~e.Mii<heU allio On tile beoeh Ylfii'U ilild "J'udile aer, cert; of trans., Lebanot\ . ' ~!'tlol'td:: tbat !lit! uses bl dloGoldie M. Clende.nln to Mark ~·,. t heard. .•. our oons '!1 ~~~· , eorner .tJ~!.Y,~Mtt~; mi- where the,{Man- two . Last •-··• ........ rn • chddng volee, announcer said: iil .t: . ., . Pm sure )'DU'Il Jearn a lesson C." will thiM ahd l'fX'tlor long. What m,aJ<es . f!oese folks ao •tbomey•• To 1111l'otte awa,y !rom home? t~tic;ng.ol J~mes ,peaver, 2&, IlL · 2, Crown Cltji, "!"' servl,_ a 1IS· year aentenc:e In the Ohio Peniter:tJ,ary on a. conviction of •assuWwltb intent to rape. llldicted by tbe 1966 Ma~ term gtancl jury on three counts: kid-naj>~ing, assault with lnlsn! to raPe, and rObbery. The kidnapping' and robbery counts of the Indictment were noiled on ~uly 17, 1967. 0 In Tehsion on Crime ahead of another car driven by .James 'R, Prortitt,31, Mason. Another car ahead of the Prorntt . car st~ to make a lett turn. - Proffitt ~topjled but flU. Jones was unable to stop. The patroJ cruiser ~truck the baek of the l,rornu car. There was moderate damage to botll vehicles. l'roffiU, and his wife, Carol ProffiU, 3U, Mason, were s1lghtly injured, taken to Holzer nos.. pltal, treated and L'cleased. Pt.l. Jones was not injured. PtL Jone:s was cjted to Meigs ,County Court Frida) on a charge of fallure to .sLop within Lhe assured c~NJ' d1stanre. · 1 Tbe CTK - • ogen<y said lnvldlng forces had amaobed Into the radio building, Then lhe news agoocy onnounced tl•t its , BY MRS. ALTA CONE bulldl own ng was being inYaded. ~ callers with AJbed Twenzy-nve Russian ilnlll ConeandwllewereMr.IIIIMrs: lopeeledo!lthecolumnso!armor Burg Jobnson and Mr. 1111 Mrs. streaming Into Pngue- as wen Beckley and dlughter of Fort as such olher clUes u Plhlen Myars, Fla. The Johnson& were the beer Clllilll IIIII Dntlala.., Iormor re-s of this vlcin- where Dubcek tried diplOIIIICf 11;r and alao Uved In Athens lor a only two weeks 1g11 to keep bla DJJIIber of yaars. foreign comrades st..,. Mrs. Zalla Weyand, Colwmus, Tbe tanks en<trcled die spent the Jllsl week with ber centnl cammlttee bulldJDc, ~·- ... ~--- F .,___ -·•• ••· - - · ~s • ...,,..,a ooter. ....,._ Radio had ,... w~ Howard Weyand, a former rea- centnl cammlttee pre oidium ltlont of tbla vlclniiY, Ia a med- was In session throuahout die tc:al pstlmt In ChtlHcothe llosplt- nighL But die moo who tlolled al. the Kremlin by reforming Kenneth Moosman is oow at C1:echo&lovak Communist parfl borne alter being hospitalized were out of sJahl and loara with gall bladtlor trouble. grew lor their safelY. Mrs. Alta Cone spent the Jllsl One of Dubcek'o UeuteiiiDII week wtlh ber aon, Donald Cone woo oeen boO. led ,..., by and family, Athena. unldentltled men, Mrs. Grace Hooslar is visitIn a last Prague llldlo •·• ber son, ·~ Paul Hen·•ar ... ~.. N communique, Aloia Pal-. and family, Newark. prealdiiDJI member of die John Flu""'"'ck, Columbus, CzechosiOVIIt ParUamenl and a ,.... ' waa at the home of Ids parents, Dullcek altlo, aaid be triad Ilia T. W. Fitzpatrick and wile over failed to conCact Prealdanl lhe weekeal. Svoboda in Hradcany COotie. . Evans Rulhar!ord, llallas, TexIn Moo cow, lhe SOVIet - • u called · at the Ginevra agency Tau pve the KrOIIIIID'a home one claf recenll,y. lie Ia a reaaona. In Its "authorblld" · tsad!er In the DaUu sehools. statement, Tass sslll UJamld Vlsllins In tbe Ivan Mlller CzechosiOVIIt PartY and ,.,....,.. horr.e for sevarat claf• hu been ment llllllera uked lor u.o MH. •Mlller's &Iller from Arl- "ID'gent assistance" to - . ·· "tho lhreot emaMtilllf !rGai the Mils Rita WIDNr ll*llanevo- cCilntOrr...,rlllicdn I Dr c • • . niDI wlill lias Jaca Goodwin. which have enlerid ltlo' · a J1111 K4)' !ling, Mr. and Mrs. colluatmi lorolcn lorcel Ytrlll!li 111ng, llonly, ..,11181 and hostUe to St . . ~ and Mr. llld ltn. KenTass dl!l udoo IS in a . ioeth •JIIIier ~ai.t~liave CzeehoaiOYalda or upper· ~ - ti:>'~··Vis- 1eeurlf1. at tbe of Los An. , "'"" , r · ...._. ·~ ~ , all'···· to be a pJacj. ' ~ , .. '~.,,... ...-..... 111r1, - - · The ~ritariei were v~..-ll!ii!~. !liar- &<led In dn. DISCIIARGES - Lyle France. The, follnwinl hop\ey and oomUP LETART WAY · DIImenlar¥ poem wrltteil aboiA II roo ever visit Letart Lotart, o., bss been contributed Just to look upon lhe view• by a rNtlor. · -01 the cabboge and tomatoes the IIUibOI' oi tbe poem sign- That me10s oor life - but food ,. ed lht•wOrk onl,y "Jl, B." At o.n,y for you: nte, "tla; · Don't JIISS up our friendly people • B.rt Juat stop 1111 <hal awbUe; Yw ,;u lind tbe nicest homefolk That's around lor many a mUe. -~ , Th~ Fourth District l:ourt of · JlppOals ha• denlell an appeal to •er,aslde tho coovlcllon arils- . m. Tl)ere ner at noon, Thii ·R<ov. Norfls Of Racllllo<will . alter.- ··•~- ·All and the ]lUblic are IDYJ!elf to attend. Beaver was sentenced after A.:.tc Ji, FiahOr, BOO pleading guilty to theassaultwllh · of Mr. and Mrs. Mason·Fisber, Minersville, was named hooOr intent to npe. That was onJune 1, of a Tralnlne OrlOflla- 19.66. 1'be ?OOvicUon was aptlon Program (TOP School)atthe pOated March s, 1968. The entry revealing the IPJ)elF. E. war..... Air Force Base !UPON REQUESTI late court's decision was rued • In Cheyenne, Wyoming. , Our u .... CIHnl .. this week with Clerk or Courts A gr&Goate of POmeroy Higll School In 1962, Airman Fisher Marjorie Rinehai1. The declsioo a!IA!nded Mountain Stale c o I· was signed by Judges Marshall Clark urged tbe lleinocratlc lege in Parkersburg. He has M. C&rll slo, Gordon B. Grsy 1111 party to commit itself In Its been In the sarvlce lor the Jllsl Homer E. Abele. platform . to a wideranging three years. The Warren Base program lor dealing with crime Is oneofthelargeslmisstlebases and Its root causes. He said Jn the worJd. Airman Fisher is School Time at Chapman-Canaday urgeot needs inclutlo: scbeG!Ied to go to Saigon on - Providing "adequate )lUilce Oct. 12. manpower for every part of the Hla address Is A-2c Rolland . t.'Ointry." R. Fllher, C.M.R. 2, Box 4073, -Higher salaries and im- F. E. Warren A.F.B., Cheyenne, prOYed training to '"professionaWyoming 82001. Fear-Mongers Blamed ·rwo ;persons' ~ :JIIlj!or. 1,;. · Juries :and·,o: Suite lllailway Patovliria~ ·W.s cited !or 'i .tt:tUlc · vlolatloP I••• lr!o car/rear-end WASIJ.INGTON (UPI) - All;r. colllsi<m,at 9:21 ._ m~ ll'uesda.! Gen. Ratnafll' Clark charged on 1!!. 1,· one mile north of the today that !ear-IJICltll!ers are Galllti.-Meigs coonty line. pt~cytng on the public's emcern 1'tL Sidney T. Joneo, '1:1, of · aOOJl erlme in the streets to 238 t'irst Ave., Gal)ipolis, '!OS block progress toward civil headed south, cheeldng IIIPeeder rights and social justice. . d- 25. • HAIR SPRAY, Rea. 2/$1.5?----- ·-·SALE 2/$1.00 HAIR RINSE, 1a1. Ree. U.49- ·-----. -88c EGG ~HAMPOO, Ree. $1.49 - - - - • • - -- - -SALE 88c RUBBER GLOVES, Rea. 98c - - - • • -- - - - ·58c DISH DRAii4E,RS, Rea. $1.39 • • - - -SALE $1.00 SKIRT, HANGERS, Ree. 15c - --- - - • - • • - -SALE 7c Tymina1 parcels. Lebanoo. Ray -~lltls, Mal'y Riggs '!0 Top' pen Blli~ster Water District, ouve, 15 acre_,. 2• .36 REG. 98< ' ~ ONION & NUT CHOPPERS • • - - -- - -SALE 68c NYLON RUGS, Rea. $1.98 - • - -- • • - - ·SALE $1.00 eMAIIEL ENAMEL ' . DISH PANS, Rea. $1.49 - • • --- • ---SALE 77c WASH BASIN, Ree. 69c ------- - ·- -SALE 44c METAL 36 IHCH SHOE RACK, Rae. $1.69 • • - - • - - - -SALE 88c WINDOW SHADES, Rea. $2.00- ···SALE $1.00 lt~T AI. 60 COUNT PORTA FIL~S, ~ea. $2.49Sale $1.00 TOOTH BRUSHES. Reg. 69c • • • 28c FOOD WRAP, Rea. 39c - • - SALE BOB PINS, Rea. 25c--- ·-··---SALE 9c .I PLASTI¢. -' . SUIT BAGS, Rea. $1.00 SALE 2 lor $1.00 .. l!c SALE 18c 16" ZIPPER . ~- .'.SALEHor $1 . "BIC'.' PENS, Rea. 8.7c- ··---·SALE 37c. GYM BAGS, Re1. $2.98 -- - -• -SALE $1.77• . •'sL19 -•••·kiltt , • ':. - .SALE 7k ,;-•', : . ' ""' '"-" . ~··· $4.53' • ,:·•.SALE $2.22 · . . 6 PC. BINDER ENSEMBLE • • -- • • -$1.22 lr-~ :. •. ·-~ .· · •ll./ . -·'\..4::' • · · 1ALE 19c ' SHEAFFER .PENS, .pea. $l.49 -•SALE 64c f It ' .~ •• • • • • ' STEHO ', I •• •• •• •• • • FlEE ~PENCIL$ . . ' '. ~ ,. NOTEBOOKS, Ree. $1.96 SALE 41or $1.00 3 Square Forrulo, .-WRITINH~BLEt. F*l'•! l'inlo~ • h9 -~-' 100 . ' . . . . . Rea; '2/98C.--. ·SALE 21.- 49t ' )tth'' ' ' ''"I '~· 'Rar. ~/SUt • .-:.: $ALE Hur $~.00, \ ~~~~il''u;, $1.00 ' ' ·~· ( .,., ' �'•, . $, HENRv P. LEIFERMANN COLIJMBIA, S.C. . (liPl)-. Tbere are 1,500 white Penta Ia 1111• citY whose children ~: the llrat total ocbool de~ In 'the Deep SOUth - . Week. Almost all .,.. biller!)' oullll"' kenln-sWGII. They are IDlOIW the llrot li> l'eel the elrects o! a MIIJ. 117 decision by the &4>reJIIO Court thet ' said the Solth's "~ ol choice" deaeiJ'eptlOn pla!ls are unleu they are B)' iJW ~ ·"'" ,. . ' •• ,l_, '·' •• , ~;,riJ\O.nlnonce laJ!I, Oill br the ~ ol llelltb, Ed.C.. ~-~ GU..,a · will be llllnlion aiol Wallllrt, which li N..... thla~. ' .. overaeotil 8l'lltlop, ' .. -wit Ccqreaa Wtlh tlllnla' ~ the cli!lltlil Iii once 111-llladl VWNt will pojlllc ·achocll br charpd !f~lbholil tntt. be Whitt.~ t'' ._ '' ' ~ 1 i, .Dr ~.Manhan .. ~ ' But qdil, u : "' white MobU• "''"' .... lnJI, -.u. Of .the .31),000 d"II!S, .from snakebites w~h oetl!f all~. 8!11'~ •hAl· •tile, hl.,... ' ' ' ll'lthell<!~ '"""·· 'tl!Oi.,h IIEW ' ~ . . 1111Nloltl tedon1 '' ~!oM~ • • ~~ -~~~.~- ana · ~ t1oe1 Qot ~""i.) .~ IDII ·aeaioii ~ • acl)ot;lll. · vpPtr- local achoa! ,dlatrlcll to .....- . . Us ~· .... tne,lllfte Wbl!e iUbW'bi In both llllll1lilc. ' ial . ......~ ' Durn cllloa, · lor !be' moat pirt, .......ont In Soolthetn coDtlDle to · ea..,;e' deaeirtowDL , ·uon it Ill IP'Ide lewla. Nowhere II the bllllnloll In CGlumbla. the lltllllber ol into- to l'll'ldb ellmiMie more ovldem lhan In the Eau NIIIJ'OII ln ~ aclloola Claire district on the north aide racial ._lion. wW ao (ran 2,500 laat year to middle This ,... not the Intent o! ol CGiumbla, 1 8,500 tlila year. There are abnut most, ll any' or these loell- elisa lllllllbnrhoed · """110111111 ol 18,000 Negroes llliiOI1K the 41,000 opllon pions an:l the rooull Ia textile m!llhanola an:1 blue collar children In the clcy's acllool another croasrollds !nr the workers. Many are ' - • syatom. sesrepiiGnlxl&. schools In the region. In Moblltt, suburban Prichard HOUSIIIC Ia ahorpi)' divided Dual School System Ia faced with orders remarkably If ljllllled tflrOUBIInu! the l1oac r ..ial n.... Nesroe• live slmUar to the Eau Claire area Soolh, the latest declslnn will be lllliDIJ' lh two areas or Eau o! Columbls. The same kind or the most siln!fil)lnl step toward Claire: Alcq the rallr<od school aueance zODea are elimination of the aroo' s dual tracb, an:l In • public hOIIIIJW belnc used, this lime under achool ll)'alom since the court's proJect. Near the houaq proJect Ia cllrect court orders. 1951 lanlmark rulbv wldch said Pollee Chief Du. T. Davia, " seporate educllloaal facUIIIIa Rooaewlt VUJaae Elementary runniiiC for mayor ol Prichard, SchooL Last year It wu all· are tnherentb UDBQ.ual." black. Near RooHvell Vllllp Ia Aid he camol guarantee the The decision Is not -cted "salol)"' olwldte chlltlren guiJW to have wldeopread impact lor Glblloo Elementary School. Last to mostly Nesro elem0111ar1 the cWTent school term but two year It IIIII 16 bllck cldJdren In aclloola an:l being ·clot In the cities, Columbia llld Mobile, schocll with 326 white children. role of the deaegregitiiiC fnrce. Thia fall, the two ochoola have AIL, are under court ordera to Aplnot GuldeHnea boon paired by HEW In a berln lull integration at once. Davia' ~!PI advert!... In .... step, they .... neljlhbor- allelldance • ments nole he Is "the Only nion scheduled to go from tokenlam AU rammes in the zone ~and In the race to stand aplnat · -which lias been the rule their cblldren In 8l'llde• ... federal guldelinas" an:lllld that throughout the South- to total through three to Glblloa, 1111 "DID Is the llllft who atarda for desegrepllm In moot of their 8l'llde• lour through olx to law and order." elementary schools next week. Roooewlt VUiap. This year, IBl'lY 2,500 No Tranefera Wldte children wW be guiJW Nell'oe• will be In once mostlyTransfers to other Columbia to mce all-lllack schools In both white schools In Mobile an:l Ito cities, Ins- ol Nesro children schools- mco poallble Wider the o.murllo, - a d with only "treedcm of <:boice" plan-ue enterlq~ white schools. 110 lcqer permllllcl. More u.n 620Wtyear. The guldelinaa for accampllsh- """'r I ard, Together eotuinbJ.a•il, .. Claire' · formed ; !reedcm ol chalCo; ·· '1'111! IIJttle plAil tor - poqtl ls .tttdJar,• tU.r PayM, 37-yeaNIId Q •..._ ~ 'Mobile'•' STAND, ~ ' Organize pri.ate, · all-white aehonla In ilie city's eXteftalve church achonlll)'atein. QUEEN-S I Z E 0 knitting news? Easy roglon sleeves ond o gently shaped silhouette show rich knitted pattern to best odvontoge. Knitting instructions for the dress in sizes 12 to 20 ore ovoiloble. Move lo' the alkhlte suburbe, aroos that es- deoeiJ'eplll•i because of realdentlal petterns. llo!'coll octoOala with. wlllte minnrltloa, vl<iatbv ~snry school alllndlnce laws, In the • h<ve state and local ol!lclalo wiU not on!tl'ce the Jaw. ,.., .. '' ·: I ' ~,.. li lie'"'" · · , ."-'. '· 1-"r: 111t ~~ ~"!iifif'lt ~ .' . B .AJIBS . Near"?' nine ol every 10 Soolhem school dlatrloll use • • . l., :-; .... -t • FRAMING LUMBER time around.-Mrs. K. M., Beloit, Wis. . urreedam of choice" deaqrq&.· tiro plans. Local achool board• 101111 ago learnod tbat properly hantlled the plone call e!fe<ti>&o 2x.t 216 Dear Mrs. K. M.: I suggest belting, the dress with ribbon. You can make a dainty, feminine belt ·from some of the new wide ribbons printed with floral patterns, or check the trimming section of your nee· dlework department for the embroidered trims you can buy by the yard. Glue 'n' tack the ribbon to a belt that closes with snaps. You can buy them at your notion counter, too. ly atallachoclldeilell'O;IIIIOD. uF'leedtln ot eholee" pUts the burden ol chaliCe on the NOIJ'O parents woo ean choose, often in the face of white pressures~ to send their chUdron to whatever school they wish. Superior Bralid SIZZLERS KNIT KNACKS Dear Judy: Two years ago I crocheted a dress in a lacy, open pattern that il a varialion on the shell stitch. It bas a jewel neckline, long &leeves and Is semlfilted. I wear the dress with a matching slip. While I love the dress, I wonder if you ·bave any Ideas to give It a new look on the third '' .r.WN·GH·, ' _.. EAT XTRA BOUNTY 2xl 2110 lncl If you're willing to spend a little more lime and effort. why not line the dress? Choose a complementary but con· trasllng color for the lining for a truly new look. Or use the same color for .lbe lining as you chose for the dress, but select a sUJ!)IUy lighter or darker tone for effective contrast.-Judy Love. HOGG & ZUSPAN MATERIALS COMPANY ........ - ~ PAPER TOWELS XTRA BUY! .., ' Bollell. snced rolls s .. -".K· ,. ' . Superior Bi'and ,., .·' I ' . ' - • ' " .,,.. . " •' •• ,, -~ ' '. ,. . j ':;:> ' - I i • ·~ . ~ I!. 2 FACIAL TISSUES.•••~!!~ 3· s~ boxes . " l HAWAIIAN OVAL RUG GROUP WEDNESDAY VACATION BIBLE ScbOol will be hekl it st. Paul' Lllthoran Clllrch ~It 1S43 fnr aaoa 3-13; time, 9 to 11:30 a.m. There will he 6m carloilu, mu a I c, c··a:·a·RoT·s " ·; SUNDAY ·. . · PUNCH............. ::· PAL . Z%1b. 89·~ ITER..........!=..... · 3 APPLE SAUC·L ....... IHITEHOUSE MEAT•••••••.5 ' \ -' · \' '• IEGULAI ll3 size cans .,.. 3oz. C,IIIS ! ' i" •!i COCKT-IL.~--.-·2· • ' ' I, : 3 • . A Red Hot August Special!. .,...,_ halldwork. .Cbrlillan ...col\... ' ' I. Center Phamplet ·~~iJ.,Jmpor.tance . of Planning and refr~-lunlilto. • . MASON, W.VA. " - .- ·' . willie parents In MObtle. ·.. .j.,.' KLEENEX2-PLY . . ••? ' 1iDeil ·three aliernlllves for BOTTLE JUMBO SIZE , Bull.,ll ANew llollt? "•oftllng tht ot• Hot Weather gal. ' soil. I ' PLASTIC ·tbe Ind. vi~ bl) - . . , . , MJ'I. Abigail Tllci!np1011 1114 hla broliiers 8lld llltlr !amlllla, JAIIJH B. ThomJi- Georare & ~ .... 1114 La-Ra: ~ ~· .;,;.; ~ nr ...... ' ace~ to tne)dence, Eney~lopae~~ Britailnlea:·. I ' worth!••• • .. ,•. •' 23 ·ol ;j' . 9~~9~ Y4~Pf .. ' I ·>. ' '' 0" "\· '- ' l'·'i' ~ �'•, . $, HENRv P. LEIFERMANN COLIJMBIA, S.C. . (liPl)-. Tbere are 1,500 white Penta Ia 1111• citY whose children ~: the llrat total ocbool de~ In 'the Deep SOUth - . Week. Almost all .,.. biller!)' oullll"' kenln-sWGII. They are IDlOIW the llrot li> l'eel the elrects o! a MIIJ. 117 decision by the &4>reJIIO Court thet ' said the Solth's "~ ol choice" deaeiJ'eptlOn pla!ls are unleu they are B)' iJW ~ ·"'" ,. . ' •• ,l_, '·' •• , ~;,riJ\O.nlnonce laJ!I, Oill br the ~ ol llelltb, Ed.C.. ~-~ GU..,a · will be llllnlion aiol Wallllrt, which li N..... thla~. ' .. overaeotil 8l'lltlop, ' .. -wit Ccqreaa Wtlh tlllnla' ~ the cli!lltlil Iii once 111-llladl VWNt will pojlllc ·achocll br charpd !f~lbholil tntt. be Whitt.~ t'' ._ '' ' ~ 1 i, .Dr ~.Manhan .. ~ ' But qdil, u : "' white MobU• "''"' .... lnJI, -.u. Of .the .31),000 d"II!S, .from snakebites w~h oetl!f all~. 8!11'~ •hAl· •tile, hl.,... ' ' ' ll'lthell<!~ '"""·· 'tl!Oi.,h IIEW ' ~ . . 1111Nloltl tedon1 '' ~!oM~ • • ~~ -~~~.~- ana · ~ t1oe1 Qot ~""i.) .~ IDII ·aeaioii ~ • acl)ot;lll. · vpPtr- local achoa! ,dlatrlcll to .....- . . Us ~· .... tne,lllfte Wbl!e iUbW'bi In both llllll1lilc. ' ial . ......~ ' Durn cllloa, · lor !be' moat pirt, .......ont In Soolthetn coDtlDle to · ea..,;e' deaeirtowDL , ·uon it Ill IP'Ide lewla. Nowhere II the bllllnloll In CGlumbla. the lltllllber ol into- to l'll'ldb ellmiMie more ovldem lhan In the Eau NIIIJ'OII ln ~ aclloola Claire district on the north aide racial ._lion. wW ao (ran 2,500 laat year to middle This ,... not the Intent o! ol CGiumbla, 1 8,500 tlila year. There are abnut most, ll any' or these loell- elisa lllllllbnrhoed · """110111111 ol 18,000 Negroes llliiOI1K the 41,000 opllon pions an:l the rooull Ia textile m!llhanola an:1 blue collar children In the clcy's acllool another croasrollds !nr the workers. Many are ' - • syatom. sesrepiiGnlxl&. schools In the region. In Moblltt, suburban Prichard HOUSIIIC Ia ahorpi)' divided Dual School System Ia faced with orders remarkably If ljllllled tflrOUBIInu! the l1oac r ..ial n.... Nesroe• live slmUar to the Eau Claire area Soolh, the latest declslnn will be lllliDIJ' lh two areas or Eau o! Columbls. The same kind or the most siln!fil)lnl step toward Claire: Alcq the rallr<od school aueance zODea are elimination of the aroo' s dual tracb, an:l In • public hOIIIIJW belnc used, this lime under achool ll)'alom since the court's proJect. Near the houaq proJect Ia cllrect court orders. 1951 lanlmark rulbv wldch said Pollee Chief Du. T. Davia, " seporate educllloaal facUIIIIa Rooaewlt VUJaae Elementary runniiiC for mayor ol Prichard, SchooL Last year It wu all· are tnherentb UDBQ.ual." black. Near RooHvell Vllllp Ia Aid he camol guarantee the The decision Is not -cted "salol)"' olwldte chlltlren guiJW to have wldeopread impact lor Glblloo Elementary School. Last to mostly Nesro elem0111ar1 the cWTent school term but two year It IIIII 16 bllck cldJdren In aclloola an:l being ·clot In the cities, Columbia llld Mobile, schocll with 326 white children. role of the deaegregitiiiC fnrce. Thia fall, the two ochoola have AIL, are under court ordera to Aplnot GuldeHnea boon paired by HEW In a berln lull integration at once. Davia' ~!PI advert!... In .... step, they .... neljlhbor- allelldance • ments nole he Is "the Only nion scheduled to go from tokenlam AU rammes in the zone ~and In the race to stand aplnat · -which lias been the rule their cblldren In 8l'llde• ... federal guldelinas" an:lllld that throughout the South- to total through three to Glblloa, 1111 "DID Is the llllft who atarda for desegrepllm In moot of their 8l'llde• lour through olx to law and order." elementary schools next week. Roooewlt VUiap. This year, IBl'lY 2,500 No Tranefera Wldte children wW be guiJW Nell'oe• will be In once mostlyTransfers to other Columbia to mce all-lllack schools In both white schools In Mobile an:l Ito cities, Ins- ol Nesro children schools- mco poallble Wider the o.murllo, - a d with only "treedcm of <:boice" plan-ue enterlq~ white schools. 110 lcqer permllllcl. More u.n 620Wtyear. The guldelinaa for accampllsh- """'r I ard, Together eotuinbJ.a•il, .. Claire' · formed ; !reedcm ol chalCo; ·· '1'111! IIJttle plAil tor - poqtl ls .tttdJar,• tU.r PayM, 37-yeaNIId Q •..._ ~ 'Mobile'•' STAND, ~ ' Organize pri.ate, · all-white aehonla In ilie city's eXteftalve church achonlll)'atein. QUEEN-S I Z E 0 knitting news? Easy roglon sleeves ond o gently shaped silhouette show rich knitted pattern to best odvontoge. Knitting instructions for the dress in sizes 12 to 20 ore ovoiloble. Move lo' the alkhlte suburbe, aroos that es- deoeiJ'eplll•i because of realdentlal petterns. llo!'coll octoOala with. wlllte minnrltloa, vl<iatbv ~snry school alllndlnce laws, In the • h<ve state and local ol!lclalo wiU not on!tl'ce the Jaw. ,.., .. '' ·: I ' ~,.. li lie'"'" · · , ."-'. '· 1-"r: 111t ~~ ~"!iifif'lt ~ .' . B .AJIBS . Near"?' nine ol every 10 Soolhem school dlatrloll use • • . l., :-; .... -t • FRAMING LUMBER time around.-Mrs. K. M., Beloit, Wis. . urreedam of choice" deaqrq&.· tiro plans. Local achool board• 101111 ago learnod tbat properly hantlled the plone call e!fe<ti>&o 2x.t 216 Dear Mrs. K. M.: I suggest belting, the dress with ribbon. You can make a dainty, feminine belt ·from some of the new wide ribbons printed with floral patterns, or check the trimming section of your nee· dlework department for the embroidered trims you can buy by the yard. Glue 'n' tack the ribbon to a belt that closes with snaps. You can buy them at your notion counter, too. ly atallachoclldeilell'O;IIIIOD. uF'leedtln ot eholee" pUts the burden ol chaliCe on the NOIJ'O parents woo ean choose, often in the face of white pressures~ to send their chUdron to whatever school they wish. Superior Bralid SIZZLERS KNIT KNACKS Dear Judy: Two years ago I crocheted a dress in a lacy, open pattern that il a varialion on the shell stitch. It bas a jewel neckline, long &leeves and Is semlfilted. I wear the dress with a matching slip. While I love the dress, I wonder if you ·bave any Ideas to give It a new look on the third '' .r.WN·GH·, ' _.. EAT XTRA BOUNTY 2xl 2110 lncl If you're willing to spend a little more lime and effort. why not line the dress? Choose a complementary but con· trasllng color for the lining for a truly new look. Or use the same color for .lbe lining as you chose for the dress, but select a sUJ!)IUy lighter or darker tone for effective contrast.-Judy Love. HOGG & ZUSPAN MATERIALS COMPANY ........ - ~ PAPER TOWELS XTRA BUY! .., ' Bollell. snced rolls s .. -".K· ,. ' . Superior Bi'and ,., .·' I ' . ' - • ' " .,,.. . " •' •• ,, -~ ' '. ,. . j ':;:> ' - I i • ·~ . ~ I!. 2 FACIAL TISSUES.•••~!!~ 3· s~ boxes . " l HAWAIIAN OVAL RUG GROUP WEDNESDAY VACATION BIBLE ScbOol will be hekl it st. Paul' Lllthoran Clllrch ~It 1S43 fnr aaoa 3-13; time, 9 to 11:30 a.m. There will he 6m carloilu, mu a I c, c··a:·a·RoT·s " ·; SUNDAY ·. . · PUNCH............. ::· PAL . 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OYI• ·Tiarkeys •.-~-......... 39c l ·~ - - · 1119& u. - - ......., - Meat Loaf . . . . . . . ... 69c .II Ham Loaf •. •. . . . ... 89< 5I% U. ...... Jl,;, LHo l1j 1Iom - """'" - i ql''fli • • . I,. .' _, "' ~ - 0... A - - •-..n Ploul" : .Eggs·..._4 • t -. $1 hr f1J11f Hlir Clre ' ."2;,..-... ~c ;_ ' Each volume has the co11.ten~ ~f three o~ .~~. The complete set contains SEVIN ·MIIJJON all, in nearly ten thousand·~4Q\lble-columl)ed p~~g•,·~~ering over THIRTY THOUSANJ) diiferent subjects~E!lDbrac- · ing a condensation of all ~n's kn~ledsel .. • This newest Eldorado l>eluxe ' . Edition.i8~y' bound in creamy aimulat.ed·leather, atlinl~ in and gold, with special end-papers, fuU~l~r n:~!1~~/( •i thousands of photbgraphs, drawings~ aijCJ. ro.. ' . trating the -text, ~ full~~ maps of ........ the globe, comPrising a co~plete . tiful of all, the pq&tops of all t4e v~.•l~!!f· only really expensiv~ boob are gilded,.· ~til ' .. 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Soups~ - 7 . ~~ 41e •.- ... ,....... ~$1 .... 5.... •'" .. .; '. nrMl .. f.,l ,I ~ if.J. _ , . ,.I ~- './. . ' _:, • Alf•...... . ' .~ : · D' Ir 114o. to· ' = ......,,_.... We liD IUAWI ,. Kngor ............ Wolnoi' )Jtm& •• 29e ,. ' \ :.'f .· llaaciR- PDIII - :·' ~ ' 3':..1'.\$1 . •·-'-'-lo ~ U:' 11lM 10'· ,._ "' . . . ''tff""'" ·/ - '!Ill ;~ 3~M8k . -,i ' ' ' ..,, ~ . ' ~ t'~· / ' COttaQe .(heese . ' ...-: .. ·s&. c· . MI.' . . . . llair Spray 2 1 $ --' s.... . ......~ . . . . . . ., 1$11 • !, . . 2"'1£ . .... • . ·Jih, ... T.....,tR -ftA.. .... OJirl; Crest · . . •. 2 ::. $1 superbly lUxurious Ol'D4tJlent fOr any n·~~~:: ."' " ' •' :. , 'l• • Pl-....y CokeMiza 4-. ..... $1 ... ,.. c••,.•• * '. llllp.llll/ll . �.. ..................... r, bla k tires, VS eJWine, au heater, sh 1 63 .. .. Ills& • Joh 8- -1 ........... t, ' .M_; J<eeping .' ollie dl"'d cison At ,6 !nlor:med" s ~·Well '" ·'· ·, nle I p 0 . ) . wu, a diiiMr M:r • Nell.le v ) Dlt' N~L I .....• .•· + I j wr.lpW ----- ·" ' �.. ..................... r, bla k tires, VS eJWine, au heater, sh 1 63 .. .. Ills& • Joh 8- -1 ........... t, ' .M_; J<eeping .' ollie dl"'d cison At ,6 !nlor:med" s ~·Well '" ·'· ·, nle I p 0 . ) . wu, a diiiMr M:r • Nell.le v ) Dlt' N~L I .....• .•· + I j wr.lpW ----- ·" ' �.>S~~v ·.· . . s.m..me!t, tt _thlt M\'1. .Momlnl iiln({Sh'Utirr~ ~.s. ' ;KJ,olij, ' ' '. . . ~. Ul!l' mla~jl.41li0~ !I>I;IIQ, . . . .. . ~a. .lotm , MeNoll; ~ ~ toroll!llllold_. J!IUbe-- . elllbe rnoOlll!gwith ~ ·. · •. with prayer ~. IliaD!ld IIi ' ~~ of tlio li!I'H ke cream .'be! ~· ~- . lbe olrcle IIIOIIIber• fclr tlio , ~ cards aenl bel'• .Devo-· olrelaa of tho B.,,H. ~ VIII by Mra •. ~to .• l!ioiO \ IIIPiDnlrY S)clet;r ' of the Mid- J1IIIIOd ·and Mrs, Fielding Blw- \loois emiUod, u~ ' But dl-' Firat Bajitlst Cluiroh, kino. Mra. Jacd>•'l'ufDOl', Ml'•· What," werell!....,by Nra. ~1~ to~· niade at meet- Dallll' Bing, Mrs. LIIUan Me- lbe King and lht """"""' !IU fliP 'llltaday nlibl GhtS, Nrs. Dana llaiDm and Mrs. ~ by lilts. ~. ~: llufoln) LOVE JOY CJIICLE Geueva ~· 1'11111 !or risltlni the $)oraELECTA cmCLE ..,,. NurJing Home next '!\leas..t.~ns and aerrieemon o! tlto day al&ltl were made when t1to eblrch Will be ..-.berell with LGve Jay Circle mot at tlto homo cards If tilt)' ha•o blrthdayllldl lll8r from her sfluly-, 'l'l1'1i!nl tlio WOfl,d Upoldt Down." ¥~"•· l!GifDwl and lira; Bell- St. 1 waa decided by the .mom- mootlllg <i the Electa Clre)e bera thai they - d take home- bold at lbe home rl. Mra. Tad Jllldo leo cream and cake to tile RUey, Pearl St. · NJ~-.Utero. Tbe While Cross ~ota for lema for a food pickqewlllcb tho circle was dl"""saed and Will 1111 to a Mlaolonary family mambars turned In bottle capo In were brooght by I h o to be rodoemad. MrS. WUUa olrclo members. Announced <mr- Antl\oiiY, dlalrman. _.ed the IJiilbemoetlngconductedbyMrs. mootlllg With a poem, "II." DeMary~·. vice chairman, was volions were by Mrs. Paul &Dart t11o Wblte Cross QIOia to be ftll- who used, "Olio Way Road," a a ad by lhe group for foreign IUid her topic. · """"' mlsllon 6elds. Mrs. Riley served cake and Tho speelal Interest mlsslou. jllllcb to the DIIDell and ,Mrs. artesuiiiJII>adiDtllo circle were JOiul Fultz, Mrs. L!obello Wlnetllo RaY. and Mrs. Vommllrooka bremer, Mra. Golds MJuralng, wbo serve at MQ!mflfn V 1 e Wt Mrs. John Werner, Mrs. Bar~ Okla. old Chase, Mra. David Darst, Prsyer and dovotims carey- Mrs. Charles Edwards, Mrr. IIIII out tllo tllome, "My Lifo Is Nora llamlltm and Mrs. Charill m.Y liandl," by Mrs. ~·. los Bennett. _...r t11o meeting. Mrs. SOarls DORCAS cmcLE ulllllf, "A Fallb, a Task and a Members <i tbe Dorees Clr'lopo." u ber program topic. cle, meeting at the home of Mrs. Pearl llollman, discussed plans for msldng layette lteltlll to be taken w Ute Women's conference which is bold amually In June at Grlll1vllle. lilts. Touy F""lor gave a ~ Mlltm IIIJO!I, Mra. Charles White, Mrs. Frell - . . and t w o I!IIOsta, Mrs. Charles !lmM•and Mra. Florence llm,iiY of Akron. ,.. Sp/5 Robinson Returns Home From Germany port Don . Ish Whitt, eo.lloatoasor, aorvld oa11dwlchoa, polalo ehlpl, - . . and . lid, · last ' ·' !Ill' · ·and Mra. w..Q. here tho 10...:tn.il Will! . · Joim ~ -at ti . ' y~ 1. .,..._.; Mr. 1111 ' d ·lll•lL wdooit ~n!Jr .• . cliPt. ajid ,J.lri J · Da~ and ~ ~:ryhci 11111 Mrs. s · . .ARM(JUR STAR ' , I' ·~ I · l 1 , i 1. . . COUNTRY MAID lb. HUNTS lbs. DEL MONTE MERRY c SMOKE HOUSE Ilb. on remmmranee for serv- Icemen andaillt4nsandnotedthai Freddie Rd>lniiOD, 1100 a box WID be oent to Bo Wll110rt of Mro. llem1ollo Rd>lnsou, Mid- lids monlll. !lie spoke m her re~ hal returned fr<lm a 16- cent vlllit With Mr. and Mrs. 0MIIth 1aar or 1\d¥ 1n Gerlll8ny. Harry llrudalholt, both eoullnFrlda.Y, he Will l'llllori to Fort ed to lltelr homo. BaiWIIr, Va., ·aeeompaaiad by Read at the meoiiDg was a note Ida wife, t11o former Mory Har- (fom Mrs. Luellle Mile• thankrill rl. Middleport. and tile .... big tlio group for remembraneoa pie' I cbll4ron, Leouard LIO and and advising them or her plan l!dwla Grant, who have been re- to make her homo With b e r daughter, Mrs. Ernest COVert, · lldlnlln Columbus. Belpre. A thank you note was A 1966 ll'o6late or MlddiOilorl also received from Mrs. Irene llilll Seboul, "· Rd>lnaou 1Dok Ida basic training at Fort Benalar. Ga.., and trlllnlng in medica II Fort llam, lloOiston, Texu. He or Birthdays of .I ;.69 l".' .wscs Officers lb. . ' •',, . EVERlDAY LOW PRICES! . BACON ' lkMlM~S No D..,.,,, Workshop is .: i I \ I ~ " ter, Mrs. BUl 'Jaaet" William4 A worklhql for omeers of tile Wamen'o Socletlea of Chrllllllll Service rl. untied Methodist ahurebes ID t11o Portemoulh 01.. trlet Will be be1d Thursday, Alii1111 %9, at canq, Francis Asbury noar RW Grande. Tho workshop wW be conduct.. ed from 9:30 .. m. "' 2:30 p.m. Ul!l all omcen ofWSCSunltaare l'tquealed to be present. Those attenditw are to take a oack lunch. sou, were obsorvell illnday With a dlmer party at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Struble In POmeroy. Golests were Mr. and Mrs. Jack Cramer, Jaclde 91e and ·Damy, of Marlon; COpt.IUidMrs. Daniel Struble, and cloughter, Danoan, Woatorv!De; Mr. and Mrs. Did< SIN>le, Gordon, Doug, Brl~--'1 --· Ill, and Lori, ..... ~; Mr . -N 1o1r a. Joe strubl e, ~ -~ Mlke, ... ,~. and Mrs. BDI WUUamsoo. David and Carl, Pomeroy, and Paul REGISTRATION FRIDA~ Des, Jr. or lh-evoport, La. The Jlellatration for children plan- WlUiamoou famlly will move · 1lblg to attenllbe MtddleportKin- Thursday to !llrevoport. ~~ w:-;;:.t:: , . . .,...,,.,., . , ., . . ,. .,..,. . . , . ,.,:,:} Social ii :S~~:.~=~~= li! Calenda r \ l :-'Eiementarys.~.Pearl [\i Mrs. Phylils Hackett, teacher, · ·· klrderlll10D. children mull be · fho ill' SopL 30. LEGION PICNIC SUNDAY Tho lllllai plenle ol Drew I 'I;' • ! '' ! I. Wtb- 1'1111 39, American Le...., WID be held 9lnday at the Knor Creek Park. A covered dish dinner WID be ..-ved at I p.m. Tbe plenie Is for poll ...-rs, their faml11lta, and auxiliary member• and famlllel. Those an til take t11o1r own table sor'floe. Drink and lee cream Will -Ill! bt,providtd ill' tho Everyuoo 'l r. r T.,.ln P•c Gal. COLOR .TOWELS 3 ;;~1.00 HOLSUM 5~':.~··1.00 DOG FEED MEAL 25~~1.89 OLEO............ S~~~4. 1.00 INSTANT TEA ....... ~.;·· 9ft lelllun. -.s II asked to taU IODIOibiDg for a white ol• lflanl solo. Gomes will be bold for .. allendlng. ... F'RIDAY WILIJNG WORKERS Class of tho EnteJprlse United Methodist Church, 7:30 p. m., at Ute home of Mrs. Ben Buck. OUTSIDE DANCE PARTY -oorad by llremeu at Middleport Communlfl Park, Middleport, 8:30 w 11:30 The Jayowlllemeeo. p.m. SATURDAY IUGH SCHOOL Donee Party at I'OOloroy temla <OIIIt, starlIng at 1:30 p.m. The Jays will em.... In ease or raiD the dllllee WID be hold at tllo l'omerey lll8h Sehoul Gym. ~ltb T.Y. Set NE$TEA FAMILY SIZE GLOIIA JOHNSAHI . ~Ac111.e. o. 0. ' . ' :.: ,. PORI·& :~·1 . size • can • " · ·. · · . ' ., . .2 $oz.4·5··.:~.· · SAUSAGE . -. lb. -1~. ' . . •' '18 jat.· :~ . ..··.~. .-t• Cln.,,. ..,' . ' ' .~ f:t. ~ . .L; FLO . t. te·· WITH THIS COUPON '' ~ lb. OFFER EXPIRES AUG. 24, U68 ba& .'. ' ' llol ~ ,, ' '. . ,\ ARMOUR STAR . cans -. .. ' ' 0 ' -A-.:~~~ - '" DS &PIECES ~,-. . ·3.•- . .·.,.;o· ' ' ' .. •·' i ' BREEZE REG. 39c ~ STICK DONUTS doz. 2.9~ WEL:.LESLEY FARMS . ~Oi..ONIAL $XTRA su~s . ... ·~ ' • BANANAS lbs.J~ LOW PRICES! .. ... "' Golden Ripe ·~ .~ ' '' r, , ICE CRE T.v. Dl ·. POl·PIE$__. . ~--------~5· . MORTON · . . ' 9C ~pl. ; . 9e.·· ea . MORTON ' ' IINNER IS v.. Now Han A Fine GOLDEN MAID ·FRENCH. ' WE ENJOYED SE~ING YOU AT THE FAIR! .. . BEST FR02:EN .CRINKLE CUT THAll YOU FOR STOPPINGI . AMOUMTS lb. ·~ · - '. ' ,, . ...... . 1 REG. 2 FOR 43c OR Tho birthday llllllversarles or Clerenco Struble and his daugh- Planned Aug. 29 ' I PRODUCER$ GRADE A HUD$0N AS$0RTED With Party \ . SLAB <ji ~~·~siting . Two Otiservea · '110MOGENIZIG MILI1lfe 1 . .__.___.__·,___ 3 !~ ~~ C'NNEDH "·-5 I . fw 1. . ·' �.>S~~v ·.· . . s.m..me!t, tt _thlt M\'1. .Momlnl iiln({Sh'Utirr~ ~.s. ' ;KJ,olij, ' ' '. . . ~. Ul!l' mla~jl.41li0~ !I>I;IIQ, . . . .. . ~a. .lotm , MeNoll; ~ ~ toroll!llllold_. J!IUbe-- . elllbe rnoOlll!gwith ~ ·. · •. with prayer ~. IliaD!ld IIi ' ~~ of tlio li!I'H ke cream .'be! ~· ~- . lbe olrcle IIIOIIIber• fclr tlio , ~ cards aenl bel'• .Devo-· olrelaa of tho B.,,H. ~ VIII by Mra •. ~to .• l!ioiO \ IIIPiDnlrY S)clet;r ' of the Mid- J1IIIIOd ·and Mrs, Fielding Blw- \loois emiUod, u~ ' But dl-' Firat Bajitlst Cluiroh, kino. Mra. Jacd>•'l'ufDOl', Ml'•· What," werell!....,by Nra. ~1~ to~· niade at meet- Dallll' Bing, Mrs. LIIUan Me- lbe King and lht """"""' !IU fliP 'llltaday nlibl GhtS, Nrs. Dana llaiDm and Mrs. ~ by lilts. ~. ~: llufoln) LOVE JOY CJIICLE Geueva ~· 1'11111 !or risltlni the $)oraELECTA cmCLE ..,,. NurJing Home next '!\leas..t.~ns and aerrieemon o! tlto day al&ltl were made when t1to eblrch Will be ..-.berell with LGve Jay Circle mot at tlto homo cards If tilt)' ha•o blrthdayllldl lll8r from her sfluly-, 'l'l1'1i!nl tlio WOfl,d Upoldt Down." ¥~"•· l!GifDwl and lira; Bell- St. 1 waa decided by the .mom- mootlllg <i the Electa Clre)e bera thai they - d take home- bold at lbe home rl. Mra. Tad Jllldo leo cream and cake to tile RUey, Pearl St. · NJ~-.Utero. Tbe While Cross ~ota for lema for a food pickqewlllcb tho circle was dl"""saed and Will 1111 to a Mlaolonary family mambars turned In bottle capo In were brooght by I h o to be rodoemad. MrS. WUUa olrclo members. Announced <mr- Antl\oiiY, dlalrman. _.ed the IJiilbemoetlngconductedbyMrs. mootlllg With a poem, "II." DeMary~·. vice chairman, was volions were by Mrs. Paul &Dart t11o Wblte Cross QIOia to be ftll- who used, "Olio Way Road," a a ad by lhe group for foreign IUid her topic. · """"' mlsllon 6elds. Mrs. Riley served cake and Tho speelal Interest mlsslou. jllllcb to the DIIDell and ,Mrs. artesuiiiJII>adiDtllo circle were JOiul Fultz, Mrs. L!obello Wlnetllo RaY. and Mrs. Vommllrooka bremer, Mra. Golds MJuralng, wbo serve at MQ!mflfn V 1 e Wt Mrs. John Werner, Mrs. Bar~ Okla. old Chase, Mra. David Darst, Prsyer and dovotims carey- Mrs. Charles Edwards, Mrr. IIIII out tllo tllome, "My Lifo Is Nora llamlltm and Mrs. Charill m.Y liandl," by Mrs. ~·. los Bennett. _...r t11o meeting. Mrs. SOarls DORCAS cmcLE ulllllf, "A Fallb, a Task and a Members <i tbe Dorees Clr'lopo." u ber program topic. cle, meeting at the home of Mrs. Pearl llollman, discussed plans for msldng layette lteltlll to be taken w Ute Women's conference which is bold amually In June at Grlll1vllle. lilts. Touy F""lor gave a ~ Mlltm IIIJO!I, Mra. Charles White, Mrs. Frell - . . and t w o I!IIOsta, Mrs. Charles !lmM•and Mra. Florence llm,iiY of Akron. ,.. Sp/5 Robinson Returns Home From Germany port Don . Ish Whitt, eo.lloatoasor, aorvld oa11dwlchoa, polalo ehlpl, - . . and . lid, · last ' ·' !Ill' · ·and Mra. w..Q. here tho 10...:tn.il Will! . · Joim ~ -at ti . ' y~ 1. .,..._.; Mr. 1111 ' d ·lll•lL wdooit ~n!Jr .• . cliPt. ajid ,J.lri J · Da~ and ~ ~:ryhci 11111 Mrs. s · . .ARM(JUR STAR ' , I' ·~ I · l 1 , i 1. . . COUNTRY MAID lb. HUNTS lbs. DEL MONTE MERRY c SMOKE HOUSE Ilb. on remmmranee for serv- Icemen andaillt4nsandnotedthai Freddie Rd>lniiOD, 1100 a box WID be oent to Bo Wll110rt of Mro. llem1ollo Rd>lnsou, Mid- lids monlll. !lie spoke m her re~ hal returned fr<lm a 16- cent vlllit With Mr. and Mrs. 0MIIth 1aar or 1\d¥ 1n Gerlll8ny. Harry llrudalholt, both eoullnFrlda.Y, he Will l'llllori to Fort ed to lltelr homo. BaiWIIr, Va., ·aeeompaaiad by Read at the meoiiDg was a note Ida wife, t11o former Mory Har- (fom Mrs. Luellle Mile• thankrill rl. Middleport. and tile .... big tlio group for remembraneoa pie' I cbll4ron, Leouard LIO and and advising them or her plan l!dwla Grant, who have been re- to make her homo With b e r daughter, Mrs. Ernest COVert, · lldlnlln Columbus. Belpre. A thank you note was A 1966 ll'o6late or MlddiOilorl also received from Mrs. Irene llilll Seboul, "· Rd>lnaou 1Dok Ida basic training at Fort Benalar. Ga.., and trlllnlng in medica II Fort llam, lloOiston, Texu. He or Birthdays of .I ;.69 l".' .wscs Officers lb. . ' •',, . EVERlDAY LOW PRICES! . BACON ' lkMlM~S No D..,.,,, Workshop is .: i I \ I ~ " ter, Mrs. BUl 'Jaaet" William4 A worklhql for omeers of tile Wamen'o Socletlea of Chrllllllll Service rl. untied Methodist ahurebes ID t11o Portemoulh 01.. trlet Will be be1d Thursday, Alii1111 %9, at canq, Francis Asbury noar RW Grande. Tho workshop wW be conduct.. ed from 9:30 .. m. "' 2:30 p.m. Ul!l all omcen ofWSCSunltaare l'tquealed to be present. Those attenditw are to take a oack lunch. sou, were obsorvell illnday With a dlmer party at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Struble In POmeroy. Golests were Mr. and Mrs. Jack Cramer, Jaclde 91e and ·Damy, of Marlon; COpt.IUidMrs. Daniel Struble, and cloughter, Danoan, Woatorv!De; Mr. and Mrs. Did< SIN>le, Gordon, Doug, Brl~--'1 --· Ill, and Lori, ..... ~; Mr . -N 1o1r a. Joe strubl e, ~ -~ Mlke, ... ,~. and Mrs. BDI WUUamsoo. David and Carl, Pomeroy, and Paul REGISTRATION FRIDA~ Des, Jr. or lh-evoport, La. The Jlellatration for children plan- WlUiamoou famlly will move · 1lblg to attenllbe MtddleportKin- Thursday to !llrevoport. ~~ w:-;;:.t:: , . . .,...,,.,., . , ., . . ,. .,..,. . . , . ,.,:,:} Social ii :S~~:.~=~~= li! Calenda r \ l :-'Eiementarys.~.Pearl [\i Mrs. Phylils Hackett, teacher, · ·· klrderlll10D. children mull be · fho ill' SopL 30. LEGION PICNIC SUNDAY Tho lllllai plenle ol Drew I 'I;' • ! '' ! I. Wtb- 1'1111 39, American Le...., WID be held 9lnday at the Knor Creek Park. A covered dish dinner WID be ..-ved at I p.m. Tbe plenie Is for poll ...-rs, their faml11lta, and auxiliary member• and famlllel. Those an til take t11o1r own table sor'floe. Drink and lee cream Will -Ill! bt,providtd ill' tho Everyuoo 'l r. r T.,.ln P•c Gal. COLOR .TOWELS 3 ;;~1.00 HOLSUM 5~':.~··1.00 DOG FEED MEAL 25~~1.89 OLEO............ S~~~4. 1.00 INSTANT TEA ....... ~.;·· 9ft lelllun. -.s II asked to taU IODIOibiDg for a white ol• lflanl solo. Gomes will be bold for .. allendlng. ... F'RIDAY WILIJNG WORKERS Class of tho EnteJprlse United Methodist Church, 7:30 p. m., at Ute home of Mrs. Ben Buck. OUTSIDE DANCE PARTY -oorad by llremeu at Middleport Communlfl Park, Middleport, 8:30 w 11:30 The Jayowlllemeeo. p.m. SATURDAY IUGH SCHOOL Donee Party at I'OOloroy temla <OIIIt, starlIng at 1:30 p.m. The Jays will em.... In ease or raiD the dllllee WID be hold at tllo l'omerey lll8h Sehoul Gym. ~ltb T.Y. Set NE$TEA FAMILY SIZE GLOIIA JOHNSAHI . ~Ac111.e. o. 0. ' . ' :.: ,. PORI·& :~·1 . size • can • " · ·. · · . ' ., . .2 $oz.4·5··.:~.· · SAUSAGE . -. lb. -1~. ' . . •' '18 jat.· :~ . ..··.~. .-t• Cln.,,. ..,' . ' ' .~ f:t. ~ . .L; FLO . t. te·· WITH THIS COUPON '' ~ lb. OFFER EXPIRES AUG. 24, U68 ba& .'. ' ' llol ~ ,, ' '. . ,\ ARMOUR STAR . cans -. .. ' ' 0 ' -A-.:~~~ - '" DS &PIECES ~,-. . ·3.•- . .·.,.;o· ' ' ' .. •·' i ' BREEZE REG. 39c ~ STICK DONUTS doz. 2.9~ WEL:.LESLEY FARMS . ~Oi..ONIAL $XTRA su~s . ... ·~ ' • BANANAS lbs.J~ LOW PRICES! .. ... "' Golden Ripe ·~ .~ ' '' r, , ICE CRE T.v. Dl ·. POl·PIE$__. . ~--------~5· . MORTON · . . ' 9C ~pl. ; . 9e.·· ea . MORTON ' ' IINNER IS v.. Now Han A Fine GOLDEN MAID ·FRENCH. ' WE ENJOYED SE~ING YOU AT THE FAIR! .. . BEST FR02:EN .CRINKLE CUT THAll YOU FOR STOPPINGI . AMOUMTS lb. ·~ · - '. ' ,, . ...... . 1 REG. 2 FOR 43c OR Tho birthday llllllversarles or Clerenco Struble and his daugh- Planned Aug. 29 ' I PRODUCER$ GRADE A HUD$0N AS$0RTED With Party \ . SLAB <ji ~~·~siting . Two Otiservea · '110MOGENIZIG MILI1lfe 1 . .__.___.__·,___ 3 !~ ~~ C'NNEDH "·-5 I . fw 1. . ·' �!lUl j '. .. .. "' ., ~ "' E :\!:1;1;; . IU~l: ~tn«·ti<'ll pr.ul" t ·~ in ( 111' h-,,. 1.1 •· .Jflt• ( lh II 'tl in .. h, t•d fltii., I'S in ,) t'll.l!.l!.. hen CO - ~~- I lild- g \ \UIUIC. nith !ln·ir bl; Jc j) it- Ill I • 11'14. ' ly'S cin .~ !; r fwm "' ( ti •. pa.'\.~•·d in I t itizA·ns of nr t'Ol tu h • !'011 ' r lllllliS!IiOnei'S for 1.1( 1111.!. Tm 'I\ 1s nut It 1 'IIIOH'd tlw t ·a \1 llt'u tl • pit-k and shun•] \II' I • IILaJtll' itn11~ n l tntl~ltutt ' lt'tplipuwnt. .1.!1 II )!\!.• d. IS di1 t 11.1~ h.llllt ! in 11agum d \1 1 b,. h" 11 o mult. t · hnr!\1.• . ur ytlkt· of c xcn. , d .ani1ual-d l 1\\"11 111 n d. 'J IL' muh' ha to to sm·vt' • 1aid y th n built tlrt' 1 t • ' • ...' ~ • IH'rt' r 0 miles along- th ag xi about L rc ts for 2-hors \\ &rons and e r nt ach c ,· hog, or • p. P ons foot aid o t Jl. In t early I ads were m , t'n rally r condition. E com~ ·d on '1'· of ·ite ·an place .th oa iail .. .,..( 1860, rail t 'lea m· tTt>asc frot ~ro· 2,9741, ~· 'c 1 .m ·s declined t V3 ol their former amount. Can nd i't i i It' to om te ith r 1870 Oh;o dI I acrr~ hio ta 1.0 I 1uib lfnoord 11 a.., n trails '' f'll th1· d to t • C nion in I 1.. tllon the fi t ro d1, ~·s" rr JJia nd rordtHO) road con istimr of logs J)a(·ed i r by sid1• for anng Tt !It' in th half uf the tate• a •n uilt fiT t a L fo t Ill I p rt. foil · tl ·win intr buff lo and I ia h ils or the vcn ,·~ L' r r'tou pr L'll\' li r the old Vir- inia • iii t r~· J)j trict. I no bern Ohio, road pract' rs we t to tl othrr d cring in mo t instances to slra;!:ht sec tio · and l0\1 shijJ Ji s, tr a f tures which wo \t' mad slight de .. i tion uore pract' able. ' e fi t It• · lati1c · uthO'iza!ion to in Ohio "as contain m rritorial Act of 17 required l b n1al 16 yea of a e or ov r t erfonn mini m of 10 da of roa ·ork annu II . New TOad w re built upon tition b 12 or m citi:u.• to the coun qu rte essio i.lhde c 'on of road cr\'isor b th court justices. jor Roa ' I fi in 17 7 Th ,, pri· \'t'l IT t ~ rthlu' t Pa1 l'd road an· oc tb l' "lOk ud cor r of the at~~·~ which 26JHU out o thL· 0 panirs a rly high11J1S follmlt I lt1u · of least n· i~tar 't' , t! -~ '' < 1 round nd 't'r !til and tlnuu. h 1all • ppp· r in~ It' lJ,I\1' fo!lo\H'd t ' , . path .. 0 io'. Ill t•rn hi n' >~ an str ' te Tl Op!"lil, PI t'n .t ' ale o d ·;t~ \tt·u· ust I 1t1 ~~~ h tlw 111·f .,. of n ''•)s Six-11111 · IL'<UIJ S pulli .It ;t gJ' dt•r \\"!Tt' 1101 111 ·, muon sudm .u i t'l · •t 1'* i ... "a ;1 ''hand pt n t 1 I ad to ~~~0 ' lc 111~ w: 1 ~- rn1t 1~1 'S •• \!'I A '1 in I i~h major road in Ohio gan w bridle p th , ot ·ide enough for r s. It ra cl arnd ed by Colon I Ebene " tretched. f m m W. Va., thr St. Clai ville, Carnbricl.r n ville, Sorucrset, La a! r1 Chilli' to A rd~n on th Oh,·o .,..er. so gat on". nc' thw y !oon hccar well-beatPn road , w · h fir l w s only tr \cl b) ack hor By IH , hO\\ · t ·er, l'nes of 11· gons a d with t bel ~ f p pie w nting t eltl in Oh · appeared on th road. !I a sand gor us th covered ge came in IJein~ . The first was uilt in J 9 in ( 'olu mb' na u ty. !thong I st still d t Ohio' tl e JI I II . ..... to al Ro l'ro111 C mb ti 1in i not in n I \ ' l but frdght tr·aru•.,oft po abor . eed rniles to t i I diana iding line. I ' com et d in IB40 at a mst of ap1pro:<i'n tel , ~ per mile v ry 10 ,. it is bcin~ tl'. turnpi es began to r over Ohio 1 it · as ' r for s.tageco:ach lints and f ighti g to tra sport llthou h ·as asir , it , also e ns1 . aver ged bout 6 cent mil or m Ci to rings. It to C I busto Ch;·nk<>the by ta'Iecoach, a dis e of 46 '· In I 43, al g:oV<:mrnents bega o ·h•; free tun1p;l.es. M k ross the costing pro a \\·ith n vera~r l'fc• pe c 11 ercial c n f · t trans.,o and 'unable to c n \ ith rail ds, ~:a al 00a , ell!("• nd 'yer ark ts. .ult, rK' 1 ' ttl' ' T. Pa !1. AC i "st Due , Grimm hold the rank In the U, S. serves. 1 father of thoriti ) llli ( nn'., ~ still i tl · muU. lu t c·a \ I .f( · tic· rnl'd niral c·q 1i1 lll'lli lm ICJad \\'01 lh· ..,t 111 mile I ·ul Ill' 11 intr(ldU('( I II Ute .. --- Lo ' Botto of 7 ' e C nol .... at 10 ,' . "' H. h ays f · I into co1np I\' disu during 1844-1 3, with the tes de r ti c n nd railroad cou1 d t i when t ed a vigoroull c mpa' n or SC' il· of i land canals wh · ' e to d ~~ state for the rhwc·-quart(' ~ of · f' tu mile 18 7. Th ..., JllllllOI81 II . • I • Con George to ' llld39mbuteoofomeJ'IOIIq ... w:-. 75 "' the and r I 7 P.M. rou w s extencled \\'ay of the The c n were construe ••• a R A SHII 2. - 41 1 ° ~ DRIVE·IH NIGHT, THV.,,& 2-23 ·• � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 08. August Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Original Format The type of object, such as painting, sculpture, paper, photo, and additional data Newspaper Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource August 21, 1968 kimes queen