http://host69-005.meigs.lib.oh.us/files/original/19bb67762ca8f5af3b30cafcb69d75b3.pdf 05871e53bbf8c363d77f790ac65407d4 PDF Text Text ' '! I ,. ·,, ' ~' ' I, •.· I ~0 - - i110Dalcy Sentinel, Middleport-Pomeroy, 0 •• August 20, 1969 ' Polanski Had No Hint on 'Phone ·Award Winner • BERRY'S WORLD In 4-H Work 7 Years That Wife Sharon Was to Die " ' I rooerve el'lilriillon · In tho •ll.ln dlvill"" ol tiiO Melli 1¥ 'Better'l;lvestock Club. Hla tr<(ih1 lor bel._ the aehla...,.lint· •ward winner he said, although two or the smoke cigarettes." Polanski victims, Voityck Frokowsky said. , and Jay Sebring, were known to Frokowsk;y once brought a wife Sharon Tate from London smoke mariJuana. "S\aron man to a party at the home sho Aug. 8 arwJ she had no didn't use drugs, she didn't became so objectlonable he had premonition that a few houq, alcohol,-- s h e didn't e v e n to be thrown out.. Polanski gave later· she would die with her lhe name to the police but not tour guests in a macabre mass • to newsmen. mW"der. Was a Constant Party "There was a lot of talk Polanskl, the brilliarrt Polish tilm director who made •· Roseabout parties in our home," he man's Baby," sald Miss Tate said. "They are true. There talked of trivialities when he was a constant parey. There wasn'l an evening without called her "a few. hours beforl!l the tragedy occurred. •• rriends." "She wanted to know if I He said riaarijulma was warned a birthday party smoked at the home by .guests (Polanski was 36 Monday). - 'I but he didn't think lt wa·s out ot . said, yes, let's hold one. She the ordinary among their circle said a little kitten had come in of Hollywood friends. from the hills aOO she was He said or his wife: tr:yi!W to feed it with an e:ye "All of you know how dropper, •· Palanskl said. beautiful she was. She was one ''11lere was no indication of a of the mos t beautiful women- It party that evening. There not the most beautiful - womanwasn't anJ parcy that eveni11g," in the world. Recounts Last Talk "But few of you know how "Are you rNdy lor the re•ised eJiimllfe for completing Polansld reCounted his last good she was. She was '""' lroo11e? Nurse, reaoly with the smelling soltsr' · talk with his wife al a news vulnerable. She couldn't retuse SELECTION of Louis R. conference Tuesday called beany frien:lship." Bruce as commissioner of cause of the "unbearable and the Interior Department'• horrible things" said about her. ' Bureau or Indian Affairs Blinking l:eck tears and ended a long admtnlstrasometimes breaking into sobs, tlon search for aa IadJan Polanski related wh:H he with the proper RepublkBD eredenuar. to fill !be pool. believed were the cir cum stanBruce, 12, who-it! father was ces of the deaths at the a Mohawk and motller an secluded Benedict Canyon esOgalala Sioux, was ra.l.sed tate leased by him and his wife. on the Mohawks' St. Regis Miss Tate did not use drugs, Reaervallon at Rllehlleld GLEN G~RDNER, N. J. (UPI) management, nott~ the irlcreasSprlnga, N.Y. - The annual show at the Circle ed wtside interest in theproduc.. H Ranch here isn't much differ- tion, has decided to turn the show ent Crom hundreds of other swn- into a combination stage presenmer resort shows except in the tation a I'll get-acquainteHith-BJ.. TONIGHT AHD THURSDAY matter or costumes. there are dism night for the e~ected hoose· AUG. 20-21 • none, ot 900. HOT OPEH AHD FRIDAY Since the Ci.rcle H is a nuAttendance at the performAUGUSJ 20-21.-22 Son y Oenn1s dist ranch, this year's show, ances, which had run about 50, FRIDAY THRU TUESDAY Keir Dullea AUG. 22-26 "Barely Proper," is perform- mostly ranch guests, began to "CHARLY" ed in the fiesh, An:f a well-pub- pick up after the township com11 THE FOX" {T echnicolor) Jicized battle with the local gov- mittee here tried to collect a Cliff Robertson COLOR erning body has resulted ln a $100 Hcense tee for the producClaire Bloom WOMAN AT SEA, Mro. seHoul crowd for the final per- tion plus $25 for each perform- PLUSHelen D. Bentley Ia the FE.t.TURETTE: ance. formance saturday night. Fuelin' Around newest member of tbe FedClaudine Auger The Hunterdon County ranch's Mter a di&Pute over the fees. eral Maritime Commlssloa. COLORCARTOONS: Yul Br1nner the township reduced them to A BaiUmore m or Ill me Cat~s Meow $5 a year plus $3.50 per ma~ "TRIPLE CROSS" writer, lbe was appointed Tho Ho"'e that Jack Built hour for police costs. by President Nixon to re· SHOW STARTS 7 P.M. COLOR Mrs. Lucille Hansen, a Caplace rellrinl Rear Admiral John HarDee. nadian-born grandmother or seven who is the ranch's proprietor • said that guests at the Ooal Mr. and Mrs. Arthw- Crabtree, show will be invited to join r&l'Wh Mr. and Mrs. Mendal Jorda~ lo- members for a swim without bathcal; Mr. and Mrs. T. J. Spurlock, ing attire after the show. The Albany; and Mr. aoo Mrs. John playgoers also will be permitted Dunham and family, New Bos- to sample nudism the day of the ton, Dl., were s~per guests on performance. Saturday evening of Mr. and Mrs. ''Those people who want to try Reed Jeffers. nudism for a day can, and then Mr. and Mrs. Reed Jeffers go see the plas at night," she spent Sunda~ afternoon In Colum- said. · bus with his brother-in-law and The alliience, however, must sister, Mr. an:l Mrs. Lawrence wear clothing while the producWoodyard. tion is being performed in the Mr. ard Mrs. Emzie Davis, ranch's 750-sea.t amphitheater, Parkersburg. W. VL, visited her brothers, Paul aOO W. C. Peck, and her brother-in--law ant sister, Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Crabtree. Donald Crabtree, who suffered a back iniury aOO was contined to Sheltering Arms Hospital for several days, is now at his home. The TownseOO - Dailey reunion Mrs. ViolaMoonspenttheweek Modo! MDII96 was held at Temple Church on of Aug. 10 with her mother at Springfield. Sunday, Aug. 17, Mr. and Mrs. Leonard callWHh 5 Moot ed on Mrs. Vance Baum Friday. ONLY CANADIAN Admiral F..,_/ Mrs. Arthur Orr arxl two.grand-MONTREAL (UPO - Rightchildren, local. am Mrs. Fdith hand pitcher Claude Raymon:J, UIIIIUIU CllfiLhll McElfresh of Delaware called 011 a native of St. Jean, Quebec, Mrs. George Genheimer. IEPIIIIUTII -~~~­ will be the first native Mr '· VIola Moon called on Mrs. Canadian to play ror canada's Mae Price Friday afternoon and oncy major league baseball Mrs. team. The Montreal Expos lng. Freda Miller In the ever.. Tuesday claimed the veteran Mrs. Elizabeth Wickham ~nt rcliefer on wah•ers from the Saturday night and Sunda,y with Atlanta Braves, where he has a ~ her daughter, Enna Heilman. 2-2 record tor the rllurnat~ll"', -*lltwtlfttlllll~-·-·-····· Mrs. Mae Holter and son, Har1--3; wid*'---1 ry, called on Mr. am Mrs. . .ltr ·~ IIIII . . . . . . ,..., ........: Ill lllatiC. Use Our Auto Bank George Genhelmer Sunda,y. FITS YOUR PRESENT KITCHEN Mrs. Ida Knight Is at the heme of her daughter. Mrs. Nola wm. SAVII! TIMI! •.. at Ca1Bl Wlnc:hester. Several from here attended f()tll NEWUT ,EATUAEB. GREATEST VALUER ., . the Meigs County Fair. Stella Adkins o! Llcksklllet apent Saturday night and Sunday with Freda Miller and si.. ter. Lenore Betzing, Mildred Lolpslc preached here GIANT CAPACITY! •••GREAT VALUE I at the Nazare., 1 Cbureh 5uo:1ay AU. NEW 1• mornl111 and eVening In the ab. Bence or Rev. Grafe. Lenore Betzl,. ol MlddiiiJOrt spent Sunday here at her home. EdJB Wood called on her II' s Quick! mother at Holzer Hos,pltal one evening last week. ND DlltDstitlf FREEZER/ REFRIGERATOR It's Convenient! Mrs. HarrY Ludwick Sr•• Harry • CMIPirlllllfti:IIICI,..,... Ludwick Jr. and !amlly ~~ ONLY COME AS YOU ARE! e<l a weddllll at Clnci~~n~tl Sun- · • Adjiul'lrah C.ll:il 'lr Rtf....,... lhlha ~bi'TheFimieff Alan Holter, son of Mr. a..a Mrs. Roy Holier, P0111eroy Route 3, and the 1969 boys f..HachleV&o ment award wlmer, has been a 4-H clubmemberforsevenyears. For six years he tas belone-ed to the !&olga CoiUlcy Better Llvestoc:k (Holstein) Club and lor nve yearo t110 Meigs County 1 Tractor C1tit. He has been a member of ttwi lilade Valley and C~ester Farm Boys Club for six years and of t110 Meigs Cwn. ty Junior Leadore Club !Dr two years. He has held omces In all club• listed. ·He Ia a Junior member of the Jack0011 Productloo Credit J!eard. and attended dte 1969 lnatitute of Cooperatives at the Unlveralcy o1 Dllnols. Durirw his seven years of 4--H work, he hu hod nine dairy ani- mal pro,lecto hovllll hod t h o ctwnpl011 and reael'\'8 chomploo ln Holstein~~ tor btl? years; worked in field crops for three years; il!rdOni!ll for three yean and won t110 prdenl!llexhlblt award In 1984. Ohtor projects hove tncluded laWn maintenance, straw' berries, feeder pta. wildlife pr~ ~WIIal I d j I o~r I" <JIIfnllgllt 'faliili ducUon, ,poultry, threeyear•.and the Americotl jog an outdoor tliJioraUon ,projecL WUtlom Allla Wl&llet He won t110 poultry showmanshlll A-Tbe editorial, "WUI'£ champion am reserVe cham,plon !be llaiter with . KaiiiQ? .... awards al¥1 was a gold medal Publllbe4 In the BmPbl'lt~ wiMer in the tractor club, Guette, II wu UMd ,bj __~ A atudent at Eastern H I 1 b ep~,.lp to elect w~ School, Holter Is active inaports lkKIDle7 u president of u..;. ' ~ alii otiiOr school proaramo. He Ulllled Slltel. h a member of the Trlnii.Y Unlt.o-Whkh tDal IM ffrll~ ed Clureh ol Cllrlat ID Pome- Aalim111111oN to liQia .,: fl'lalrf.: ..nth tho Utdlcd su.t.a1 lb ;: l"DY· This year at the Mslgo. Fair, A-Slim, now Thll . d,•· In 18113. .• he exhibited the ctwnploo .and PASS CHRISTIAN, Miss. (UP!) - Looters, black marketeers and monumenlal aanltation problema plagued the ravqed Gulf Coost today aqd the re11l11811!s <11 Hurrl. .. -- ·- -- ----.' cane camille regained strensth in tile Atlantic after wreak1ng new deeth In VIrginia. The stron~est hurricane ever to alrlke the U.S. mainland killed at least 270 persons in Its thousand • mile overland trek from the Gulf <II Msxloo to the ~tlan­ tlc Ocean. Rescue crews have recovered . •·· 'I ~ .... me • , North ND2097 Com1 in and SAVEI BAKER FURNITURE THE FARMERS BANK and SAVINGS CO. ~ POMEROY, OHIO BOok the Way/' · ' ' Mi1.J. Gin. Rl a-.&m dOIII&IIIed tho United ll Adamo eald lherewasooreaoonto shoot down tho ..,.rmed olop Ct.tmnuudat f1U1U ailence c.edu PRAGUE - TilE CZECHOSLOVAK GOVERNMENT stationed troops in Ioree throughout Prorue today on the llrat anniversary of ihe Soviet-led lrm~aloo. The people responded with a vlrluolcy unani"""' ollelt, paoslve protest aplnat the Invasion. ' AD over P_,e people walked to work. Slreelcan ran nearly -'Y· Workers wore black, relieved only bra lilly black.-trlmmed """lem of the notional tricolor. The rovwnment &DIIOUilCed two 1>01'. ~ had been killed and 320 urested Wednesday nll!hl In six boon fhlnlet llah~ between hundred& of pollee and aolcllers and 20,000 hJncmtntors. I Only once a year are we able · to offer. Savings like these 011 famous Berkshire Stockings and Panty Hose in the newest Fall colors and yow favorite shades, All wilh the farrtotiS Nyloc Jlun•Barrier at top and toe. Look at the savings .... I -----------------------.. · REG. 1.75 ULTRASON S~EER STOCKINGS ..................... SALE 1.39 REG. 1.75 ACTIONWEAR STRETCH STOCKINGS ........... ~ .... SALE 1.39 REG. 1.75 AGILON STRETCH STOCKINGS .... .-................ SALE 1.39 REG, 1.35 SEAr.t.ESS WALKING SHEER STOCKIN~S ............ SALE 1.09 REG. 1.35 LACE MICROMf'.SH STOCKINGS ...................... SALE 1.09 REG. U5 SEAMLESS SHEER STOCKINGS ..................... SALE 1.09 SAVE EVEN ;MORE BY'BUYING A 3 PAIR BOX Sale . . "'1, ' . .,. ~· .... . ' '•:" , "', . .' : ? . M-a on atieley problem with Parle SAN CLEMENTE, CALIF. - PRESIDENT NIXON deal• with a hoW tn Asian ally suoh as Sooth Korea with M,OOO trooPs l~vol\'81! In tiiO Vletrllm War should approach peace. President IJ)annad to leave here In tho !ale motnilll and fly to Ftanel..., lor a two-day moe~ with President Park Chung-Hee South' KorOL rie American aovormnent planned to glvetheJouncy, short South chief executive a maasalve American welcCIIle. including a IItle P&r&de with Nixon thrOOih the sen Fronclsoo IIIIOJICial lo:ll••lo' PfOblem today - REG. 3.00 ACTIONWEAR PANTY HOSE ......... : .............. SALE 2.39 REG. 3.95 SHEER LYCRA SUPPORT HOSE ..... ................. SALE 3.19 ·. Chrlsllau According to the o1 Acts, the name of Cbriltlanl was flrll applied to the foi. lowers of Jes11.1 Chrlll at An· Uoch be!Weet~ A.D. 40 and A.D. 44. ~fore lhai llie.y were eaUOid "'Followen of ' '· ;tUaae In tho 292nil mooting of Korean Military Armlatioe Commissince the end of the Korean' War In July, 19$3. day. ' -'·· .. ' ArljiY 011 23 helicopter. The conference was bold at the bleak truce 11.1 Cu. Ft. S55995 i<ol'tian . ..__-~~ teU •"the real reasonu Why the helicopter ifrayed over tbe ~. 110 &aid It wao an act otaareooiOD. U. S. Mil.rlne Mil.j. Gen. ,.,..,. YOU'RE SO SMART TO BUY ADMIRAL! ·-~ ' ..,_,....,~ --IJT_..., ___ _ and rubble <I! tho Gulf Coost from the Florida Panhandle to looulstana. Another 30 per lUis died in fluh floods In VIrginia when Camille dumped up to 10 Inches ol rain on the Old Dominion. Camille remained a menace to sonal greetings and hope you will shipping. The weather bureau accept this honorary recognition aald the remnants of the storm cerUftcale asa~bolofJIU'deep staaered into the Altantlc Oceaa appreciation for alifetimeoftr\i.. from VIrginia and began regain • ly commendable service." ing lntenslcy. Wallace Russell has 1 been Early today Cam!Ue - now 111med aulstart to the post- considered an Atlantic storm master at the Ml.ddleport Post rather than a hurricane - waa Office; Adrian carson has been centered about 400 mUes east of 111JJ1ed as a regular clerk atxl the VIrginia Capea and moving Charles Hysell as a carrier sub- eastward at 20 ·to 25 miles an stitute. hour, Ill hll!hest wlnda of 50 milea an hour Utreatened no land area. The weather bureau said the storm would continue to grow. The VIrginia squaUa aent Ute historic James River rampaging mountain through Allegheny towns. VIrginia's toll was expect. ed to rise as flood waters receded and reecue teams entered the stricken areal, • Colni)Je, .wbleh atru!:k iDiaDd wllh 190 mil._.l!ourwlndalale ~ nilht, doall the heaviest lo" ol life In a irqllcal storm PRAGUE (UPO - Thouaands slnce Hurricane Audrey claimed of persona honk:lng horruJ and 430 Uvea In Texas and Loulalana shouUng ••long live Dubcek" In 1957. Camille's damage might poured into Wenceslas Square to- oxeeed fl biUion and of!leials day to proteot the Soviet-led 1~>­ feared the deeth toll may surpass vasion a year ago. 500. Resistance leaders bad asked tiiOt tiiOre be five mllules ol 1ileoce a~ noon (7 a. m. EDT) b.at to citizens did Just the opposite An estimated 15.000 persona rushed into the square. scene ot · Thrown from COLUMBUS (UPO - A suit two prevlouo nil!hla of llah~ with riot pollee arll army troops, challenging the clcy's right to as clocks struck noon. Two per-- ·collect a 3 per cent excise taxon sons have died~ 320 havebeenar- m«el and hotel accommodations was dismissed Wednesday in rested. Car& and trucks drove Into dte Common Pleas Cpurt. Judge Henry L. Holden ruled area. honking their horns so louojly !bet an arJIU' heUcopler the tupayer who brought the suit flylllll overhead could not be presented oo evidence he was damaged or ll\lured by the 1Bx, heard. Pollee and ooldlers In the which has been collected here square took oo actloo agalnot the since Jan. 1. He did not rule on obvlouacy well -planned dOJilOII. the coostltutionallty of the perstation. On!;' thlo Diornl!ll, the mlsshe tu: e~acted by tfle Ohio Czechoslovak governmeJKhador- Leglolature In 1967. dered reinforcements of police and trqs into the area because of earlier disturbances. Turn Out H.v United Press International ,......... ,u... News Notes ..... - a.• ........... - dt•• 240 bodies from the water, mud .Thousands l~f"'OM, KOREA- TilE UNITEfi STATESdemallletUO· 1u ila~J~mllllilt North Korea re'IUrD a downed U. S. hellcq,mr and Ill ......... .._ relllled even to say"" whether tho '· ' ... !l1lo North Koreou .. ' ·'· . ' ' - ........ .,--........... -._ -, GeorKe Arderoon, who has r&- ter a certificate in commemora· llred .a t the Mlddliioort Post Of. tion ot your 44 years ot Federal lice where he has been """loyod service. b tt yiars, WI'S presented a ,.1 have been lnlormed thalyou tnmed certlflcotelnreeornltlon were appointed Aug. 1.1925, and Gl hialong aervlee Wednesday br that your ablllcy, loyallY and lllddlopcjn Poatmaoter Paul Cao- lntegrlcy have been recognized ct on bebalf ol Postmaster Ge"" through your odvaneoment !rom ii1'IJ Winton M. Blount. the ranks to aaai&tant postmastA letter of commendatioo to AJ>. er. Y~ many triehls amoog wsoare&ds: your co-workers w1ll miss you. ''11 a~ great deal of "'l wi~ toexteDIImywarm_per,._aure to presem wilh Ws let- ..Fqmiliar ac1uJnge 01 Panrmuaiom 11'.,.., MIDDLEPORT 30 Die Virgint 1oods; Camille Batte~ing Atlantic '1 Certificate Awarded for Service • Otester 95 $ - • Ill . IIIDD1DOIIT POSTMASTER PAVL CAlla, loll, on bollllf ol the PO!IUMsillr General WednesdAy presented a ccmmendatiOD to Geoq:e Anderaon who haa retired followl~ 44 years service at the Middleport Poat 011lce. only • . . . ......,. few Ear C.nifll ~~---~~--------------~--~ . .. .,...... """'"- -..'-~-~~ · ··- ··· BERKSHIRE ANNUAL SALE PANTY HOSE & STOCKINGS AUG. 21-SEPT. 6 TEN CENTS THURSDAY, AUGUST 21, 1969 POMEROY-MIDDLEPORT, OHIO 'Barely Proper' to Go Carpenter News, Notes • Awemttlc o.r ao.r. VOL. XXII NO 87 . Shap Ell•fellls 1n Pt•eroy 9:30 To s '· Opa Both Frl•ay an• s.t,rllay 9:30 .,, 9:00 ) Deooled To The 1..,._11 Of The Meiga-M010n Area '' "'"""lit MEIGS THEATRE ·-- entiflp1 Tho world's IIOU!hej")lillost cl!l II Uihuala, Argentino. \ il.i.d 1!&~111· co. . On Stage in the Nude Dup'-x. NOW YOU KNOW I UPI Hollywood Correspondent LOS ANGELES (UPO- Ro-Jilin Polanski telephoned his r l no ter TT ' 'deadly go. •laipmentl QFS MbtJNis, ,IOWA, !5 fu Protest O!allenge Walter Killinger - GOV. ROBERT RAY, HAS calledDeportment•ot Tr!!noportatl(lll to Intervene and belt s~ip. .....111 of pa 111roush lowL The govoroor ...,eel Wednesday Dead in Dayton call out National Guordsmentopatrolpo!JU Alo!ll tho routes, Word has been recalved o1 the Tranoporta !JII Secretary John Voliio does not atilp tho ohl&>mento. Roy ukod'· Volllo to curial! two IJ)amed ohlpmolts of deodlf death of Waller Kllllnaer, 58, · po 1br..... Iowa, and to doozy permlta !Dr w !Iaure ahlp.. Ds;ytoa, • former Meigs CowtQ< In lbt .state. The Rep.mllean govvnor, who registered a com- rooldent, Tuesday night at aDa,yNIXOD wilena olmllartralnpasltd through Iowa ton holpllal. &lrvtvors include hls mother, pointed out that 17 train wreckahave oecurred on 1he profat this year. last waek, a train earryiJv 15 oars _ Mrs, Ellen KIU!naer, Hemlock Cutaters mowd secretly through the state, before Its Grove, and his wife, Lorena, ot eorao l~orned about br otale o!llelals. Da,rton. IUs lather, WIUiam,. ·ceded him 1n death. TentaUve ru. or ta.h.o lllly millimeter nora! aervlcea hove been aet for FORT DAVIS, TEX. - IT'S OFFICIAL. TilE PREeiSE cllatance Friday moml1111ll Da.vim. earth to tho moo•• give or take a ollly miUimeter, lo · · miles. Selentlsta at the UnlvorsiQ' ol Toxaa'lo!cDonold ~ . Wednesday they bounced a laaer beam of! tho moon preeloe meaourement ol the dlatanee fr<iD earth to the (Continued oo Pip 10) ' ·u,~ wu Tax Court VIce President ~lro T. Apw looted, he ~d. toored the ciiiUier area WedJohnson also vowed to clamp nesday and predleted federal re- down on some stores, still able lief funds -.ld be the grealest to operate, who ••are raJalng: the on record tor a disaster. price of food, oapectolly milk, The misery along the Missis- sometimes as nwch as 100 per sippi and Louislr.na coaall was cent. Under martlallaw, tlt111 will not be allowed. u He said some stark. There was Uttle power, drink- persons were selling fresh water ing wster, food and oonununl ca. for $1 a pllon. tloos in 1be area. SudtatlonprobThere was little organized lems poltd healUt dangera. Sill searching for bodies. Most or· trenches were dug!or bathrooms. those fomd were easily spotted or Mooqultoo and flleo swarmed by turned up by buUdozers. A tbor· we r e underwalor. Filii!- lhrool!h IIUbmerpd bomoo.the only bome lett.at V..,... wu towns. Thebeacheswereuntoucb- the battered structure of A. C. Y. Cooper, an of!aboro ....-ap. nd. ough search would come later. The cleanup was largecy In Ute Pass Christian was almost entirely evacuated WII:Deadayafter roodical teams inoculated residents against typhoid and tetanus. About 1.000 refugees were taken to a hotel at Jackson. In Louisiana, the river towns of Venice, Burgas and Empire erator. uThia is it,.. laid COoper. "I won't Uve here -"'· I bullllltll Hurrleae BoiQ wrecked 11\Y old one four , _ , ago. M.v last )l01J11011too thlo one was In AprU. Now look at 11.-No more. just oo more." howle aflor ~-.:~~'!~Est: ~Tniflatr'on J ' deep'• a...-.Jtlng removal. RefUgees scavanged for food, hunting for eaos in the debris of atorea. starving dogs roamed in packs. bkes and rata slltho er~a::·and blad< marketeer& took advanlap of the chaoa. State Adj. Gen. Walter G. Johnson, enforcing limited martial law and a 8 a.m.to6p.m. curfew, ordered his soldiers to bring in looters ..dragging or st.andinC-" "A looter is one of the vilelt type people, as bad as a grave rOOber," he aald. Liquor sotres, groceries and homes have been War Chief c0 neerns in Meigs Settlement. Of Strike Bl~ked PT. PLEASANT - There was no agreement to end the strike at the Goodyear Plant near here and no future meeting was set in a meeting of plant ard union offlclalo Wednesday nll!ht at Point Resort. Federal Mediator Howard Steele of Parkersburg had called the meetirw. He admitted no set. tlement was reached and there was oo tuture meeting set S&m Juniper, of Local 644, modo the following public statement: "The coxnpany brought (old) Issues into the negotiations for the first time since the strike started. These issues were that the ertective date ot the contract be the date of rotlflcadon by the members ol Local644,andGoodyear a:sks now for an overtime clause which they had already agreed on June 1 to throw out, and haa retused to write a letter of uOOerstaJKJirw on a 'persoml time claw;e' tlat was added to the contract. 'lbe company had agreed to write this letter on June 2nd." Juniper added, '•The company is asking tor a guarantee that the next of'fer will be accepted by the CELEBRATION PLANNED The Chester Fire Department will bold lie annual Labor Do.y cel- union without the union knowi~ ebration .. MondoJ<, Sept. 1, be- what it iL I also canDOt underl!lmlna at1:30p.m. with& chicken stand w}Q", when the company tells and spare rib barbecue. Home. the public about tiiO 52 cent if>. made Ice cream, pie, and cake er•se it offeted Local 644 for a will be lor sale. There trill be a three - year agreement, that it parade al1:30 p.m. and a rarden says nothing about raises thot tractor pull at 3 p.m. 'j'hooe tall· other people In t110 aamo plant ing port In the lractor pull must got that totaled 112.70 an hour for have well!hl ollps with lhom. a three yu.r period.'' Judge Places Two-Thirds Of Mine Fund into Trust • Inflation and the Vietnam War were neck.and-neck the most critical issues (acing tlle nation in the opinion <II Meigs Cowt!l residents who responded to the an. ...U poll conducted by Cong . Clar. ence Miller at the county fair last week. Cong. Miller Is aampUng the opinions or Southeastern Ohioans on eight major issues. The poll Ia token at IS fairs In the lOth Congressiooal district. on tile question ~ pressing national d11ftculties. 25 per cent listed lntlation as the ntl1d:ler one problem. 23 per cent designated the Vietnam War, 20 per oeot are worried about crime, 14 per cent are concerned about poverV, and 11 per <ent will> ed\lq. lion. An additional 7 per eeatllst. ed other problems. federal aid should be eliminated from oolleges that fall to take necessary nction to stop student disorders, 68 per centtavor sueh a step, wbl.le 32 per cent are oppoltd. Miller Is sponsoring leg• lslatlon which would stop federal aid In such c:l.rcumatances. Of those polled, 78 per cent favored, and 22 per cent opposed the use rA. wiretapping and electronic surveillance by Federal agents fll!hting crime. In viewing America's Vietnam policy, 27 per cent favored an increase in our military activity, 14 per cent favored a decrease, 21 per cent thought we should cootinue ourpreaentooursewhile ftOIIItlalln& and 38 per cent 1RDI; our rorces withdrawn. Wilen asked to rale the per. On a question whether or not tormance of the U. S. ~preme Court during the paat 1li :rears. 29 per cent responded '4bad", 49 per cent ''fair", 18 per cent 14 aooc~·· and 4 per cent ...eellent... On the coutroverllll ''Sid'._ • ~·MU~IIellcwoelle~~ tem, 56 per cent favor deployment while 44 per "'"" . _... Liking the Idea o1 """'ortlnl the post olllce lntoagvvOil'IIIIIIDI- owned, aelf_.ma _ .. tioo waa 56 per cent and 44 per CODtQIIP>oed. On tho queatlon ol ~ the wlltary droit, 24 por cent think a lotlory ~- tbould be .ell--... establl-. 39 per "'"" .......,_ like to 4tafl._lll!ll estabilsri an all vohliiteoi Arm. ed Service, and 37 percentcontmue our present system. Col. Quisenberry Awarded Medal Lt. Col. Joe Quisenberry. for- mercy of Meigs COUncy, com· manding officer of the Data Processing service Center, Edge. wood Arseral, Md., has been awarded the Legion of Merit Makjng the presentation was Col. Glenn W. Goodman. commanding officer or the Army Data Support Cmunam, Washington, D. C., upon Col. Quisenberry's retiremert recertly. A Pomeroy mtive, Cel. Quisenberry graduated from Ohi? u~ iversity in 1939 with a bachelor of science degree. Before entering the Army Air Force in 1942, he was a high school teacher am principal at Junction City, Ohio. He graduated from the Army's Commerol and General Staff CAll- lege at Fort Leavenworth, Kansas, and haa completed numerous data processing courses. In the award, Col. Quisenberry was cited tor outstanding meritorious conduct in the pertormance of outstanding services from Fob. 29, 1968 to Jncy 31, 1969. His cltation reads in part: "Assuming command or the data pr~ ceasing service center at a critical time, Col. Quisenberry directed tbe cnmcult conversion of Center operations to the Trainirw Base Accountirw System, a major data process!~ system which provides infonnatlon to headquarters, Department ot the Army. tor maragement ot thee~ tire listed training base. "By his vigorous leadership and wise mar.pment. COL Qui,.. enberr)"s decoradons a n d c~.wards include the Bronn Star and the Army Commendation Medal. He lo married and !adler ola son, CAllbr, nine. Mro. Quls.,.. ben·:y. the former June Ferrell. Is the daughter of Yr. and Mro. J. C. Ferrell ol Syracuse. The colonei•s father,BerUamin F. Quisenberry, llveo In Syracuse also and his mother~ Mn. John M. Bowen, resides at 571S E:a st 14th st. , Br&dertoo, F1a. Followl111 his rotirment, CGI Quisenberry and hla llsmUy oro residing in Florida. Doctors Go to Couches Often �. . './' .' • "I Think He Has Finally Realized ' .3 - • Tlit Dally Sentinel; Middleport--Pomeroy, 0., AuBust 21. tM9 High Court Complete 'ut for a Few 'Details' f.,• .' ,, • I. '' ., .,1~~ .foilr rears ago when, Jt tha age .1: U, I gave ·up ·a Iuera!!•• job as a paint 11lo""¥ ahi! trleil a comeback In 1b9W boislneoa. I went to work , lor nothlna In a nll!llt club In tleld, \0 r;.,. York seeile.) · i\liAiN, NO RESPECt' BY j!OONEl[ DANGERFIELD ,. ' .' It aeems .., practically everr dedllon I make, everyooe dlo. ,~eh VIllage; with a wife, aaree.' wlt11 me, and P1.tdi<U 1 .two kldo, llld a dot! to IUwort • dlaootroua citJ,y Mce I tiWi< I even' -•ed a eltiUIIO In a ,1ibt)e .....,_. ~d ..,, 'In 111)' dpJI. With nli money eom. "I fetpeet' 'this 1110' and boYO Ina ill. It ltellled he barked at ecnfldence .ln lrbot he'• doiDc." me JQOre often. II ""'lly wao a OOJ110ba'd<, for ' I Wu In lhow buain8ss years QUICK QUIZ before, and quit at 28. (To &fve . ;you aa ""' bow well I was doQ-:-11~ IOMt fttlflle' dld fit• ing at lbo time, I was the only Mon11011 J)lonur1 "{:[., to - - lqult.) '"" refilori 110111 tM 1 of I ovon do Joke• today aboul1he Utah1' plaetis Jappeared, .,, worked one A-Deteret, .. The · name me'ont "honeybee" In tho place .Iiiii woo so far oot In the Book of Mormon and II o woods, my act was reviewed Ill symllol of tndtiltry ud hlrd Field and stream." u0ne pla~ ·~lt. I~ wao really tougll. operi. Ina nlid>t, 1he boss lllid to me, Q-Hf)IJJ dotr lovell foot- 'Kid, · I wanna tslk to Y<>U In IHIII differ from r •11 " lo r the basement.' I was .worried, I footiHJI" . · · A-'!be difference II that , . . over to 0110 of the wattero. there II no hctllne and ·I llld. •Ten me, did the "boos the baD eurln eon be over talk to ;you In tha Ito.._ "downed" merely b)' touch- ment?' He Aid • .'Yeab, when he Ing blm. It eon be played by ·made me a walter.' I laid, 'What alfuoet any number of PlaY· were you before, a bu~'?' He era and on a field of oliDOII 1114. 'No, hls partner,• " any sire. Aclually, m,y ftrst job In show Q-What /WI is •••t~~tlol bUJinoaa was In the Colsklllo to a mr7 (twelve bucko a week room and A-Hydrogen. board), I was 19 and haiiPY to (let it. Not only did I have tO be flmny (all da,!' !ontO, but part of tbe job was dancing with the married women during the week. Their husband• would eome up ~ The " Burger court" is now complete. President Nixon's nomination of Judge Clement R. Haynsworth Jr. of South Cai'olina to fi.ll the vacanc>: created by the resignation of Abe Fortas w1ll, when and if c:;ontirmed by the Senate , r3ise the Supreme Court to ful1 moejustice strength. The suspense these past weeks has been, to say the least, bea rable. Haynsworth has been widely di~ussed if! the press. obviously inspired. as the likely chotce. ~nd tf by any chanc" more was needed, there was the laymg on of hands, a week. before the announcement from the western White House by chief congressional pachyderm, Sen . Everett Dirksen, whose record in calling th~ sho~ on m~j.or appointments has been rather good so far m thts admmts· tration. · Now the great game be~ins-anal{sis . of Haynsworth's record on the bench and hts persona philosophy, .speculation of the effect on the court's balance and decistons and the politlcal maneuvering over his confirmation. Pros and cons are, of course , relative. Wha~ wiU count in the nominee's favor in some quarters-his reported strict constructionist views on the admissibility of C?nfessions. or his liberal decisions on habeas corpus-will be black marks against him in others. To be expected are the charges that the nomination of Hayns~orth, although a Democrat , iS another example of the President repaying an election debt to the South. But it should be clear by this time that Richard Nixon is nothing if not a shrewd politician, and therefore very much aware that weak appointments to a Supreme Court under intense public scrutiny, thanks to the Warren era, could have unfortunate consequences for himself in 1972. What profiteth it a president to gain the South and lose the rest of the country? It can be assumed that the nomination has much more to recommend it than the regional aspect. although there is something to be said about that, also. While U is true that the Supreme Court is not based on political geography (there is no constitutional bar to a president appointing an entire court from Delaware, lr he so chose and could get away with it), the South-which, alter all, must live wth the court's ruling• along with the rest M. the country and has, in fact, borne the brunt of so many recent landmark decisions-has been underrepre· . sented in recent decades. Hugo Black of Alabama, the senior justice, is the only southerner at present on a court heavily weighted toward the Northeast (four justices from New Jersey, New York and New England). The recently departed Fortas was, to be sure, a product of Tennessee. But he had been so long a member in excellent standing of the eastern liberal establishment that bis origins bad little meaning, least of aU to the South . Of the 23 court appointments from Black's in 1937 through Chief Justice Warren Burger this year, only four have been from the South, counting Fortas. The analysis and maneuvering are inevitable. The specu· lation is more-futile. Although the Haynsworth nomination would seem to reduce the hard-core liberals to threeDouglas , Brennan and Marshall-there is enough of a mix in the Haynsworth record, as there is in Burger's, to make prediction risky. The record of the Burger court will be written in its decisions , and not before. iioteome: • . . something happened so be can't call or come ove-;_. Then you start getting the picture, and you wonder why, why, why? Wbat did you do Wrong? Then t h e hurting starts, because you're a loser. But hope is stiU there, YOUTH ASKED FOR ITJ This column is for yoWig people, their problemsandpleasures, their troubles and tun . As with the rest of Helen Help US!, h welc<lmes laughs tw.Jt won't dodge a serious question with a brush-off. Send your teenage questions to YOUTH ASKED FOR IT, care of Helen Help US! this newspaper. DROPPED GffiLS DON'T BOUNCE Dear Helen: Why do guys seem to think it hurts a girl less if they drop her without any explanation? This has happened to me and other gl.rls I know. First you think that maybe BRUCE BIDSSAT Nixon Is Busy with Issues, Ignores Fence-mending ' ·" Something between 2,500 and 3,000 persons with kidney failure are being treated each year with artificial kidneys. Artificial kidneys-or bemodialyzers-substitute for the natural organs by f i 1 t e r i n g poisonous wastes from a patient's bloodstream as it is passed through the device. Cost of the treatment can range from $5,000 to as bigb as $25,000 a year. Present dialyzers are so large and complicated !Iiat most .Patients must regularly go to hospitals where trained medical personnel operate the equipment. Because of the prohibitive cost as weU as lirolted availability of the machines, an estimated 50,000 other Americans with . damaged kidneys are unable to get treatment that could prolong their lives. Work now being conducted at the Atomic Energy Commission's Argonne National Laboratory is aimed at helping them. In a joint project between the AEC and the National .Institutes of Health, the laboratory is working to develop ·a small, inexpensive artificial kidney that a patient might use at horne. Several prototype models already have been built. One measures only eight inches high, 2% inches wide and 2¥.!: inches thick. An even smaller model is now being tested . Every so often one of these 50,000 cases makes tbe news. In Florida recenUy. a young girl with kidney failure was turned down for artificial kidney treatment because she couldn't pay for it. The successful outcome of the Argonne research may make such distressing stories a thing of the past. BERRY'S WORLD • l] ~~ .,., ., HD. lw. ~ "Sure, tltey'•• IHJnned burle"Jue ond topless .,.,;,,...., in H.., York. But you should see tltem oll-lwoodwf11 shows!" B1 BRUCE BIOSSAT NEA Washington Correspondent WASHINGTON (NEA) President Nixon's performance in his first six months supplies fresh proof that it is very difficult to gauge how any chief executive will behave politically once he is elected. Hope was wrongly invested in the late Gen. Dwight Eisenhower, who proved to have no taste at all for presidential politico. John F . Kennedy died. too soon for anyone to tell whether he could translate his consummate campaign skills into the maintenance and rebuilding of his faction-ridden party. Lyndon Johnson's ta1ent for Senate maneuvering was mistakenly read as broad political skiD. In fact, he had very little of it, anti by the end of his term had long since stopped trying' to develop it. Richard Nixon attained victory last November with the reputation of an unequalled "political animal, " and the advantage of eight vice presidential years in which be per. formed some of the political chores Eisenhower ignored. Yet, from tbe moment of his eledlon, be ceneentrated fiercely oo lrylo( to prove lila! he was more tbaa just a poUtlclao-wltb the result thai his flnt mooths bave lOmelimes bordered oa dlsaoter at tbe political party level. It is argued that a pre.(lident with a war on his handsor even with just tod.ay's compJex mix of other· foreign and domestic matters-is simply too busy for politics in the ordinary sense. The claim is made for Nixon that if he is a " good president," if be settles the war and handles the othq Issues well, that is the best politics he can possibly play and bis party and he himself will thereby benefit hugely at the polls in 1970 and 1972. This could well prove to be true if the country's mood Is deeply affected by what the President does between now amfthen. On the other hand, something might easily be lost in translation at the polls next year if there are too many failures in ordinary politics. if' Parties holding presidential power tend generally to lose some ground in the off-year elections. Voting history shows only a few cases where this tendency has been reversed or slowed. Nixon's pulling power even when he was on the ballot was slight-with a pickup of five seats in the Senate and . four in the House. Without him runn~ng, the various key governorships Blld the races for Congress that speU control of that body are likely, according to historical bobit, to turn 4n state and local issues and the quality of the candidates. II Is In tbts latter field, candidate seleetlon, where NIJ:. oa'o early aedect of polltteo as a presld~ may make lllelf damollngly felt oext year ill spite of all else. After his own performance in 1966 in helping the Republicans to make a net gain of 47 House seats, the President became enamored of the idea that good quality candidates were the key to the GOP hopes of regainin~ control of Congress and majority party status in the nation. Immediately after his electio11 in ·1968, top aides said it was intention to go that route hard during his presidency. Then he PI'O'!eeded to confound everybody by blowing all the early opportunities to get off on a good foot in the candidate selection field. It will take more than the current belated organlzaUonal Ourry in politics at the White House and the National Committee to recoup lost ground. There may be, as some aides contend, a rare transterabJlity to others next year of a good performance as 'presi· dent-assuming the performance is good . But per..po the bluer plete of luck he needo DOW, i8 offset the wasted early mODtlls of 1189, Is eoallnuod Dem.. erade olrlle 10 severe as to handicap llle rival party evee MOre Ia oaadldate oeleellon. and that's What hurts the mOst. Every time the phone rings you jwnp, thinking maybe it• s him, calling to explain. Oh, it goes away atter a while, but it takes a lot ol time to ldll hope - and that uloser t.'OIIl· plex" stays with you. How IIIIlCh better It would be If lbi .., were honest and saiduh'sbrelk.. up time." I know, because Fve had It both ways. At leO!It you know where you stand, and you . ·- -~ .... ~ . ·- ,., '" . . . --- .. • 'Reds Held Down .Top Spqt 17 Days Big Question: Cincinnati toses, Dodgers Triumph Will Barry Go 0 hOI!. . I guess· tllat's why I broke uP , , with.Ill)' PIQ'ehlatrllt. No reope~ ttlon) him either. One da7 I told' ... hlJD I had IQieldal tendencies. He . told me, from then on, I would ' llaVeto pay In advance. 1 1 bad !Jttle· reopo<t for , him too. I mean, what ldnd of lisYehlatrlst bas li1111s In his · ~, ·~eleome World's Fair. Vlattorsn and "COme In And Browoe Arouncl'l'' J Baek_ to Ill)' nlll!t. dub for • moment. I'm really looldnc tor: ward ,to It. I like -18,' and It will b8 like • · oeconci Iiome iar me, Where frl'endl cu come and hove 1 ~ lime. II ~II bt . , nice to ~meet;{ ~'fPB:".~ ~.~ · :1 who ba~ ..... "" <II ".TV I ~·t would like to.., "Hello.'• ,.'il" ·:1 It'D be a II'OOt ~ ;; Ienae. t1tey all1aullhtcf at ~ -: : . 1o)lller , Collllllbuo. I bOI>e Ill~ all keep lauablnlr at I aueso ·tllat'a abqut It, I would ; like to 1111 thanks to Joel< O'Brl- · ·: on for ItaVJng eGII!Idellce In me·. He's the only per""' reeently wWs showed me such respect. aue•• . :,: Atutiot, ! me. . .: -kends. I felt rldleuloos, I felt I was a trainer, keeping a flsllter in condition for the m a I n eveot. The people asked me. uWIIy doeo a 1110' want show boolnoas . and e~poclally to bo a comedian, tbe touaheot job of all 'I'' . I guol& It all gues haek to <hi-; to 1101 the love and LIA11B SUPPlY ......, - don't stop trusting ALL boyo, - DROPPED AND HURTING Dear D and H: Why don't boyo (and people in general) level? Because It's easier to walk away than face Now, with Ill)' latest venture, • ..~ ......., ...,.,~~=~=~!: vented by Benjamin Frank· lin, The World Almanac AGAIN, I GET NO RESPECt', ,.,,. " " - .. an Wlcomfortable situation. . says. It is thought that and everyooe tldnko I'm roallJ' "" · ·· · Honesty hurts, but many timeo Franklin built a rocker nuto, I'm ,_.,.. a nightclub "'" ,.,,.,..,_ ""''· 10 • it is' !ltklllil t'CIIt tHat~edA:!ile' :. around . _... to <Wbich ·,be ·''"'Callil '~lci'Pl' in late • • ~~~ ooatln~ 1111..,.. jagged sclirs. Remember that, laleJ'. ,aUI~fll a wide arm · '· ' ·, · ··- - - . . , . . .,,..., .._ boys - and &lrla too- when for reac!Jng and writlng, ~. PU porrolrm 1horli ' ·-·~-·..,'"'"·it's break..up tlnte. _ H. and a fan operated by the ~ery ··nlatrt, and Pll love Jt. ~:;,.:. Dear Helen: rocking. With a famlly In New York, ru H.llldiOftll OOIOrl, be home. Being oo the road Ia .,.. w... oect I I I admire the person who wrote really rough. to your column describing her •'Opeulng a night cltit']" t:IJIQI' thrifty and bard-working child. sUI hood. It's a point In her favor B A R B S · ''Yoo're crazy! Putting up your own IDOIIOyl You're roallJ' that she came throogh an un.. er•"'l" Iovi ltuatl 00 with th lr PHIL PASTOIET -"Wbo'o IIOing to nm the ng s e •~ ..,.w. of character her letter shows. Toke )'our job problems place?'' tbtQ' alked. "A friend Tho Ooportlnoot Store But the basle premise- that home with you, The rest of of mine," 1 reptled. "A boos sometimes "an abaolutely won. the italf will appreciate hav· of Bulltllnt Since it15 derlul childhood Isn't 1he best tn~· nothing to worry about play!!f." Wben tho,y found he had S.und That Really ..... , firestone VACATION CAR SERVICE OFFER ;I !' lklled ncllulcl get )lllr car rady fir VICitlln Drlvlnll Lit I .Western • • Bengals Work On Blitz ..... ' · $59.95 TO $89.95 ·' -· ~~: :: :: ;~ ::~ ;~ 1-TrackCar Tho AVE. ce~o'""' ~ •ft••· on Priduds Firestine •Herin $19.95 U, ' LARRY' I :a. SOHIO 3 and 4 ., • guaoaotoo -ALSONow Flro•t- Sup,.... ICE With Ll.. Tiwto t.orant" ' mera 8hould see some adloD muocle wbleh l~W~-~M=al:n:..-!::::::~~J groin him last Salunlay. All ...rclt•••• 992-3535 · • · oldelbB $ S.ltc~ SUMMER MERCHANDISE MUST GO! OVer ·111 One Dly Kldl love lhe rugged Levi's 1lyllng. · Mom goa fOr lhe femou1 Levi'• con:' 1lrucllon •nd do.u ble·knH llrenglll. · ~ 50"',1C!C?IIOn, 80% D•cron the ,t moll durable polyeller In l!le world. ' Alict IIIey never ne1d Ironing, . sa•... ·~ Sizu 6 to 16 In Rovularo, Slims,- H~••r• Man'• ~~·• 26 to :II . SUI!IMEl SUIT~SP. ~ • ~ • , ~·.,. 1 '~ " ·. •\' " ~· ' ~ ~· '·,)·-.... ., ··::,•··· ·. , ·r ..... ··~· . I ' , • ,• •, ", L Til eiJIIfcar • Four pllto of. 3T· NJlon • Available with extra narrow aldowoll otripe ot oltshtly blsher prlceo • Exira mileaae TuhlyD rubber MolgiMoroodor WINDIIEAIEIS COATS 8.95 , 5.9S 1/3 .. ,(Vel~• .. , Mast Antlrian 1:111. hm utra, II •n*l ------ WithllrGI. . . . . . . .,..,.laniNa .. ' ALL@) SERVICES ONLY Ftf. ""'I"'' .. - b·. • ........ ==. WILD BARGAINS NOW! I G,.,. Va!"• 1o 7.50 50 s.tOIIS BIG 'SALE ·Ber•••• Sllerts________ Jf2 Price IIIII Slllrts ............. ----'---J/2 Price Ptr•• Pren Slacks.,......,. . ____ _._ 3.75 . .. . ti.fJOIJifEAR "MARATHON" TIRE aplnst the Cbarsers, having a!• ll*t reCIOYored from 1he JIUlled TV !ita.,• On %19 W, Moln w• .. ' WiiMm Pitching... IMonte a ark LEAl JET STEREO . By WILLIAM YERIGAN . with a ..e.yeor option, and UPI Sports Writer Hamum bao about two yoero NEW YORK (UPI) - T h e left. Tliolt ... 1ht Americlll Bailketball . AIIOCla- fran<bloe ... re the uoeta I [llld PitdiltW the 8th and 8th InUon hal moved 'Tilht into the for. 11 nings In relief against the teeth of Notional Basketball ''llarl'l' will play Ibis year tar Dodgero Wednes(Iay night, Bm AooodaUoo territory" b7 per. the Wuhlngton Cope, • Bald COLUl\IBUS (UPn- TheDe. WUson gave lit one hit. no mlttlni Ule lllie of the Ookland league Prooldent James Gordpartment of Natural Resoureea., rW1s, walked one, and tanned Olks and their transfer to Bald Wedneedoylbo opening and three, a~io ln a loslrw ~e. The capo, oee Ooks, will bavt Woltldn&loo. otvddng of Deer Creek reserThe Phlllles' Grant Jackaon The only questloo Ia wttether to play In the Western Dlvilion drat place In tha Western voir bas been an ootatandln@ was tile lOBer, 8 to 5. In WU... lor a yior 10 tbe league walll't llljiOrlliar Rlek Barry and Division by 'h game. success. son's last aU ir.ntJwaotrellet Coaelt Alex llaniJjm ..Ul make left wltlt • big lritalM<e. Ev• Reed Goes Distance The departtoont Bald Iince pltehl.., Stnlay, Tueedoy and the trip with the ABA with the Cops, the Western Rleo Car\Y and Felix Millan tile reservoir was QPP.ned last Wednesday, he has ,Permitted cha.mpims. The answer might Dlvloloo hu only ftve team• eadl. drove in two nms as July 26 tlah have been caugllt two hits, no runs. walbd three eome oo Tueoday when they and 1he Eut sir. Braves' hurler ROll Reed went at the rate of three per hour, and fanned live. meet In San Frandoeo with Foreman will try to gal the distance lor his 12th win In more than twice the state av. DeW owner Earl Foreman, a permlooiOD today to play 1ht 20 dedoloos. One of Car\Y's bits erage. lV ashlngtm. attorney who once 1969-1970 seaSUI In D.C. was hls loth homer or the .. ~-~~-The 1,277 acre Deer Creek lli¥..:0:'0 Armory, He woold have to owned shares or the NBA's sea1011 ot1. loser Ferguson Reservoir was first impound- . WILLIAMSPORT, Pa. (UPJ) Baltimore Bullets and pro lruitall 8,000 seats and a playing Jenklno, 17-11. ed and stoekod with Doh to -Santa Clara, cant, meet• football'• Atlladelphia Eagle•. ftoor. Roberto Clemente hit a 1968, All fish except bass and West Tampa, Fla., aM Elyria, Barry's asaodates were quat.. sacrl!lee fly after two !looston muskelhmge may be kept. Bass Ottiu, takes on Tat Pet, Repubeel as saying his cootract was errors as Bob Veale pllelted a and muakies become game fish hc or Olilll, todaylntheaemi~ valid mly as long as the club four hitter. It was Veale" a alter the 1970 spawning ..... finals of the23nlamua!Llttle olayed in Oakland. Foreman, fourth straight victory, all son. League World Sarles. INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE who bas b - carrying a copy complete games, Santa Claro, West TamPa By Urdted Press lrterr-.ttona.l ·ol the contract around in his Ron Fairly's second homer of arll Tal Pel won their (l.teniJW W. L. Pet. GB briefcase lor two clays, oayo It's the game in the seventh and a TRIAL DELA YID games Wednesday on no-11ft.. Tidewater , •. 66 56 . 541 valtd anywhere. two..-un pineh hit single by MILWAUKEE (UP~ - An at- ters, with the Orlnese going Lou! ovUle , •• 68 58 . 540 Buying the Oakland fraocbloe Kevin Collins carried the Expoo tempt to break the land &peed for 12 Innings before winning for the $2.6 million Foreman Columbus .•. 67 60 . 528 l'h to victory after they bad blown record at the Bormeville Salt In the l<qeot game In Little paid wlthool Barry Ia like Rochester •.. 87 60 .528 11h a 7~. Fairly bit a 1hrte....., Flats In Utsb, seheduled lor League World Serleo history. beylng a lollipop wlthool any Syracuse • , .• 66 60 , 524 2 homer in the seeond to September 7-IS, bas been Elyria, Ohio, defeated Maya. eandy 00 the end of the stick. Toledo ...... 63 64 . 496 5'h blghligllt a foor rom Inning. Bill delayed by late delivery of guez, P. R., 5-2 with Craig Two other bkkler s franti ca.lly Buffalo ••• , • 52 69 .430 Ill'h Sloneman, 8-15, pitebed two and critical materials for •"'The Blue Schumacher getti• the win. tried to gal back to the running Rlclunond •. , 51 73 .411 16 a third hitless imings in relief Flame.'' The delay will be 30-60 Wedneoday's Results to buy the Ooks at the laot to pick up the win. days. Rlclmtond 3 Syracuoe I minute Tueeday wlu"' they Buffalo 3 Loolsvllle o there to hit nJ}' way out or it, .. looked sure to go to Waahlltg. Rochester 7 Columbus 0 he asserted. ton. One or the bidders was going to keep the dub In Tld01rater 10 Toledo 2 In otller action, St. t .ouis topped Clndnnati, 2.1, Los Osldand; the other would have Angeles defeated Philadelphia, let It stay oo the Weat Coast. PRICE RAISED Hamum was probahly ..-ng PHILADELPHIA (UPn lor ooe of the bidders when he WILMINGTON, Ohio (UPI)- jUred in the afternoon workout. ndtet prices for FhUlies an_ d SaD Diego at Phlla, night MAJOR LEAGUE !ITANINGS showed up at the meeting Paul Brown drilled the Clneln. He ripped out five stltebes By United Press brternational Clnd at Pitts, 2, twinl&ltt Wedneeday, but Foreman'o $2.6 Eagles pmes u me new aporta nati Bengals on tile blitz, • tac~ whlcb were required to close a National League Atlada at St. Louis, night millioo offer was just too good otadlum still Wider construction tic wbleh they may see a lot of gash In his band In last Satur. hen will be raised to help 1he East Houston at Chlcaao for DavidiiOb to pass up. In the ~Is' home Old!lbiUoo da,!''s 23.7 loss to Kansas CI\Y. · Amertean League W L Pet. GB "Barry, Hamum and I will elube fi8Y the rent or $45 mtUion game Saturday against the MJ. Tackles Bill staley and How. Chicago .. .. .76 46 .623 per yeor. East just have to lit down and hove ami Dolphins. ard Fess, who missed the heavy New York . ... 68 51 .571 6\2 The stadium Is expected to W L Pet. GB a long talk," said Foreman. Brown ealled 1be practice eontsct portloo of the drill he- &. Louis . .. . 68 54 .557 8 meet a Mareh 29, 1970 deadline. Baltimore , , ~ ,86 36 •70S. "'Barry has a Qll&..year cmtract Wedneedoy a wor1hwblle ooe cause of back injuries, were ex~ Plttsburid> .. . 64 56 .533 11 Detroit. .. , L 69 51 .575 16 after ooeing blo charges work pocted to play Ibis Weekend. Pbllodelphla .. 48 72 .too 27 Boaton ...... 65 57 .533 21 SANTIAGO ACTIV ATW '"' the bUu and oeeing rookie THE DAILY SENTINEL Montreal •.. . 39 84 .317 371/: Washington · .. 63 61 .508 24 BOSTON CUPn - PlteberJose DEVOTED 1'0 IH1'UE!I' OF quarterbad< Greg Cook put DWest New York . , . . 62 61 .504 2~ Santloao bas been ac:tlvated IIIEJG&.IUSON AHA lllCH.udl S. OWEM, P\IBUiiHEI. . some" •ll>·lntx>,hlo ~~; ''" " ·-·: IH'OWBS ••W L Pet. GB Clevelend , ·..v:~ 74 ,408"17 : · - · and hurter Ray Jarvia Pll* .., a-.·'l'_._ F4tol' " ' C<d · ·I~ -<loio <If two . qoiartor- . Los Angeles . . 67 53 :s58 P..ai.,_,dall)' lftollll SA~ b:¥ 'J'ho.Cfolo W L Pet. GB the dloabled list by the Boston backs tmrling sore a:rms. The · Vall11 PUIOijJIIllll: C.:....,.Q, JIG .W..Iui~ "- · Cincinnati •... 65 52 ,556 'h P-..,., O!Uo, U7ft, Bu1111111 omce ,._ Red Sox. Santiago, 9-4 laot IW2-ll151, &lltorlal P"'-elliUJU. Atlanta • , •. . 67 58 .536 2'h Minnesota , , . 72 50 .590 oGler Is Seeonct..ye&r man sam year, WitS operated 011 shortly 5Koro;l eta .. -·pMd·P-rv:l',<ltlio. Wyelte. SaD Fran ... . .64 57 .529 3\1 Oakland ••••. 69 50 ,580 l'h be!ore the 808..., started. Nllloral -.I....Uot,. npn~ .. a.u. "It depends on how their elli-GIJlqtlor, Int. , U Ellll 4hl St. . Nn 'fort! Houston • . . .. 64 57 .529 3\1 Kansao CI\Y · · 50 71 .413 ZI'h Jarvis, a 23-year old rookie, lo CIQ<, No. York. lll1tlJ feel," Brown said in re. SaD Diego , , .. 36 86 .295 32 sw. ~rlptlan ..a." n.li ......t 11,- carrtw ....... MILII:ole 4 5 - . jllr liWl: 0111 y-.r Ia gard to rmo woold he atart1ne 5-6. SAN DIEGO, CaUl. (UPI) Wedneeday's Results a d - II 1'- n.ib s.ntl...t O!IIH, PJ,tO. Sb quarterbadt In the game, Cleveland Browns' ofl'ensive Atlanta 6 Chicago 2 mortbo, IlL 111. 'JhrM _.,., ti.S&. 11y __. Cbieaao . . . . . 46 76 .377 26 a........ fU'rilr ...w:. - •..tllliie= 0.. ~ Bob Jolmson was ln. tackle Monte Clark hu ended Tbe anaconda, king of Hv· Wedneoday' S RellllltS Plttsburid> I Houstoo 0 ~ IUO. 87 ..U: C. ,.... fll.lt Six lng snakes, may stretch 37 _.... llU. 'nrM -.111 ...01.~ his holdout '"' signing a 1969 New York 6 San Fran 0 Boston 7 Minnesota 6 feet and weigh 200 pounds. ·~ot · ~~ eontract, leaVIng only three oth- Los Angeles 8 Phlla 5 Kan CIQ- 5 r;.,. York 0 er veterans unslsned. Wash 4 aucaao 1 st. Louis 2 Clnclnnad I Clark warmed the beneh for Oakland 2 Cleveland 1 Montreal 11 SaD Diego 10 the last two weeko of his bold. Call! 3 Baltimore 2 (Toclay's Probable PltcharB) out b6cause of a pulled h a m. Detroit 4 Seattle 3 All Times EDT string muscle, but w&s ~ct­ ( Toclay' 1 Prdlable Pltebers) Atlanta (Britton 6-4) et Chicago ed to be ready when the Browns (Handa 15-8), 2:30p.m. All Times EDT go up against the Gr..., Bay Baltimore (lllmebus 12-4) at San Frandseo (Bryant 2-1) at Packers a week from Salunlay New York (Seaver 17-1), 2 p.m. Collfornla (Kelley O.j) or Wrlgllt In Clevaland. SaD Diego (Kelley 4-8) at Mon- 1-6), 11 p.m. 1be other three uncommitted treal (Robertson 4-8), 8:05 p.m. Detroit (Wilson 10.8) at Seattle veterBDs are co..eaptain Jim (Sogul 8-5), 11 p.m. Los Angeles (Osteen 16-18) at Dill' (Only games odteduled) - . otrens!YO tackle Dick Ptilladelphia (Jolmsoo 5-8), 7:35 Friday's Games and tight and Milt p.m. Morin. New York at MinD, nlaht Cincinnati ( Merrttl 13-5) at &. The Browns bave not acUvat.. Lools{Brlles 12-liJ), 9 p.m. Bait at Oakland, night ed Norta, pending blo complete Detroit at Calli, nl&ltt (Only games sc:htduled) recovery from pre....""" back Cleve at Seattle, night Frldoy'a Gameo sursery. Los Ang at r;.,. York, nl&ltt Waoh It Kan CIQ-, nl&ltt Note tho •11 dlff.ronco Qtarterbad< BUI Nel..., will Slit Fran at Mtl, 2, twlnl&ltt Cblcaao at Boston, nl&ltt our oloclfonlc wltoel HI. likely see II*! of 1ht oc:tlooln •nee llle backfteld here Salunlay rldo. Lengor tire 11lloago. nl&ltt against 111e Cbarsers. Drive in. Fraok 117111 was bolbered by a sore lhoulder and a tender Stand•d hamstring 111118Cle and Jerry Rhome strained an alreadr ln. jured throwing arm clur1otg an eoriJ' week practice oeooloo. Roolde ~d< Fred &om. S'Igll no prevlowt aperlence,u;~gav=e~;;;;;:::;;; . To Washington? After tool&ltt, tha Reds fly to Plltsburgll for games willl the oeventh by W111110 Granser, wu taken oot In the el&hllt by Pirates . Frida,!', Seturdal and &mday. Atler an Idle da,!' next Clay Carroll, who flnlahed. Le!tbander Jim Merritt (1114) . lo!ondey 1hoy play at Chlcaao will ptteh ror Clnetmstt tud&fot three da¥•· They return home against Nol11011 Briles (12-liJ) In Aug, 29. AHEAD••• m._.... Ster.e TCIIHI Playw oerlea. ' • or "'' three- School Davs =.:, see 1he ~ Gory Nolao bas _, 1hrte of 1ht el&ltt gameo he hao pitched. He was nUoved In the Mets Blank Giants The 4,000-year history of the chair has seen It tate !rom • spllt home could have oo many shapes and de· oometblng to do with lt. Wbo signs. An early American • roallJ' Imowo? contribution to man's se- · TlHQI say ..,mo<IY Is a camou. dentary comfort Is the "•- ror de 1 "•""rocking chair, which most .....,. pre•• on. •...,-tho,y. authorities believe was In· 're rlgllt. preparation tor>G~Itll!e- whleb · ovenlnp. , · , , Is seldom that wonderful" A chftpsk<Jte is a follotD strikes a wrong oote. IDho t h f 11 k s 1111 ~As numerouo peraoaal niio. mot1t ring COIIIfitl o gdUonships have shown me, hard. ting G_ gjri to 111M '~' oblp - In larse doses or, 1111811 01101' the telephotU. · 1 1 - HAS hurt people, 11Mi will con.. * tlnue to do ao lmttl we that Follow aerot11 ·the d. . a society of all[lpreooed and optr. IIDOketJ I pipe, llld we wlah ltually deprived - I t eomot keep up the o.-tlly • I'Utlllnr farce we call life ~. Persons who are~ concerned with ..making it" IDQ' he ~dt to a<ljust to their - . add .• little tobacco . veotlonel role In soelet,y, b u i now and then. their sen.. of their adual aaJv. es Is likely to be dlllorted II • SMM lddl oro flOOd lor 1hey judge themoolYOo only by . their material uoe!ulnt!ss. to A childhood devoid of hBrdBhlp hu left me with a deter·' - - - - ' - - - - - mlnallon to work lor a UmeWlteat everyone can enjoy 1he ~- tbelr dellrlvOICI llld Wren botlln· 1a1 and spiritual _.wq. that ...,._ ~ cour11 tills lita't 1ho Ill)' parents - e d me, .... ......, IDEAL way, 1M ...., 111• -ld - l e no 1oaaer Juatltf wl11 _.,. be Ute l4leal place! 1hstr existence on tha ball• of ·. CX!oa • nol..,.,..,eet YGUIIt "making it.'' A DD'IANT · DMel a fiOI'IGI all tha more BRAT to pull lbo W(ow · Dear Dellant: out of lho Jlllrt,. And II tills lo I think your "baslcpraml.le'' ~ umaldnc it'' hii 'IUCCISI DOES Is a bit more lopolded than miiW. "Jalltll) his tlli""""ce," l'llltl? I Bald SOMETIMES a toq>[eteo - IL ly W>trollbled eblldhood laves WANT COPIES OF "WHAT - l o __.ed lor a ~ IS A BOY FlliEND?" llld ''WIIA'jl>, world, lblo especlall1 II llltl'hlld IS A GDIL _FRD!ND'I'' ~A baa been too weU Prutecllcl. LONG SELF • ADDRI!%ilm E!(. YOUH theory oeomsto bo ''Ear· VELOPE TO IIEI.EN BOTTEL, IY bardloblpo distort per-. CAf!E OF THIS NEWSPAPER. tiel .. lhat "m8kinc Ute Tlilo column II dodlcat•f to prime concern. Not alwi,)'S. For tamll,y llriq, 10 .If ,...•..., bovevery ldeallstle Iictbert Ktme. Ina kld tn1ub1e or. !¥It· plola C)y, I ean slvo ;you a donn oo- troublo, let lltlp YOU! ' clal workers:, teacher a, oowaae- Elle will alfO ~c:ome )'OUr OWil lora, vol-,..without • !11¥, 8lllliaiDg _........._ · Addr111 dedicated men and Wlllllen He~ Bolli! l!t . core !If 1hlo have "I~ ln r""ene" frim1 ....... The Cerda turned out ellht Tll,ylor, gaining blo lixth vie- hits. One or their runs acored tory, aliOII'ed • lingle by lead- In the drot Inning VIlli orr man Pvte Rose In the drat Plnsoo domled and Joe Torre lrudng, Except lor walking Lee alnaled him home. Ttm McCaner, Mike Stan.. May In the second and Rose In ..., and Phl1 Glillano duatered the sixth, only Perez was able alngleo In tha leventh for the to reach base. Taylor struck oot six. ....... Csrdlnal rwt. Rids into S&cond place, one-half ,.... behind Los Angeles. 1J!:.e standings were reversed befOre the game, but the Dodg~ trl _, their contest with Phil. adl!ipbia to own first place. Roolde rll!lllhander Chuck · To,ylor, "1'o hao ooly one deBy AL DALY 8-5, Atlanta beat Cblcaao 6.:.1, !eel Ibis seasoo, held the Reds UPI!l>orts Writer Plttsburgll nipped Houston, I~ to juat two hits, Gil Hodges, who was pobllely and Montreal outclubbed SaD ·The sole Red run was TOny - berated earlier this year by one Diego, 11-10, Perez' 30th ~me run of the ot. his eJC-itlayera stW, rates In the American League blgll mar ok from a couple of Boston edged Minnesota, 1..6, current plo,yers- Jim MeAn- Washington beat Orlcago, t-1, drew and Art ~amoky. ' Kansas City blanked New York, McAndrew pltdted a two.. 5-j), oakland downed Cleveland, bitter Wedneeday nlid>t and 2-1, Detroit topped Seattle, 4..3, ~o)Q< dubbed a homer and and California defeated Baltidouble to drive in four nms as more, 3...2. the N.,. York Mots blanked the Rookie CbU<k Tltl'lor pltehed San Frandoeo Glutls, M, the a two-bitter, mo of them T0111 oeeond wbltewaob In two nlgllts Perez 30th home run, as the for the Mets over the Giants. Cords kepi pace with the Metl McAndrew Bald Hodges had fP)d remained two games bad a ''f'ather4n-son talk" with /behind the New York club in him when he was ineft'ecUve the flgtrt for second place in the that had helped him regain his Eaotern Dlvlolon. <OO!Idenee. However. the pi IebWes Parker's dotmle drove in GUaranteed er admitted that he had bidden one run and Manny Mota Fit-Or Your some ailments from Hodges knocked in two with a single as r,lonoy Back when the season started. the Dodgers rallied for four In 0-18 Slump runs in th~ seventh inning to !Jiamsky, who was in an 0·18 give reliever Pete Mikkelsen slump going Into tile game, his fifth victory. With the .. prlised Hodges lor keeping him triumph, the 1Jod8ers moved in the lineup. ••rve been . ill ahead of Cincinnati an! Into ST•. LOUIS (UPI) - The Cln. olnqeii Reds -red on the brlnl• between first and second plo~ In 1he Nodonal League's We~rn Dlvlaldn. 'lbe st. Louis Cardinals gave them 1 puoh Wedneeday nll!llt, o 2-1 loos, and knocked the recopl.tfon one never received then. In Ill)' eaae, perbapl eomJng .. . .. ( buslnesa d. getting no re,. seems to follow me every.. lrbjore. I recall me hotel. I left 4 call lor the nat mornIng, Tlio,y inlooed by a da7 and • •' ' IIZE.a OIL COpANY >992-2101 ,...-..,,o. �.. ' i • . '1'h1 q . " ! ,, 4 - The Dally Sent!IIOI, Middl011"rt-PC1Def0l', 0., August 21, 1969 ' Seven Cut By Giants, "G.• •.,.,. * ·. Sen. .Kennedy Must ·lve estlmony ~.io;:;=·= • lncludblg 2 Veterans tion loss to the New York Jets . 117 Uniled Preoo International 1be New York Giants have last sunday. Seven players were cut from exacted the first penalties for the roster Wednesday, including their embll'rassing 37..J4 exhibitwo veterans whO seemed assured of jobs. They were SCHOOL DAYS SOON. ••• ' ruming back Rormie Blye, who represented the Giants' only outside threat, and linebacker Barry' Brown, a four-year veteran obtained last year from Baltimore. Another player dropped was rookie running back George lrby, and It may not be too coincidental that he and Blye were involved in a kick4f blunder that led to an important Jets' touchdown. CARAVELLE" Is made like an yet it's only '12.95 Allhoulh it looks rrafile and del!. cate, don't let lis lootls fool you. The Ca111velle Princess has the ttlmlr11 of shock-resistint Clr• ¥tHe construction plus a jeweled- lever movement. A rery expensive Witch for only $12.95. CARAVELLE dtvislon of BULOVA GOESSLER Court St. \'''•' . ' I ()J fi Hi I I WASHINGTON- T~e.Markand : ille lneoc~e fa<\ !• thai S e n. .· -~ l!eo!ned, limply mull teo. lil,i. voluntaril¥ and Jnllstently if tho, authorltle.• maintain lbeir <1t<£l!od lnlenliGn not to eall bim , I! By United PreSI lni8rnotlonol National Lea&ue G. All R. H. Pd; Clmnte, Pit102 379 67 136 .359 Jones, NY 1U 398 78 139 .3ft Rose, Cin 112 %1 !Hi 152 .337 Jhnsn, Cin 101 397 71 133 .335 Slargll, Pit 106 379 67 127 .335 Alou, Pit 120 521 82 174 .334 Pe,..z, Cin ll8 473 88 154 .326 &lguiln, Pit 94 334 H 109 .326 Tolan, Cin 110 472 85 152 .322 Bench, Cin 104 370 63 ll9 .322 American League The four other players released. all rookies, were F. Rbsn, Bal defensive back Ken Parker oC 117 426 94 137 .322 Forcllam, guard Byron Jones of Oliva, Min 113 469 70 150 .320 North Texas state, offensln l'trcll, Bos 114 388 70 120 .309 tackle Ken Riley OC Arlington P<>wll, Bal ll9 428 60 132 .308 state and defensive back Dick Blair, Bal 119 503 94 154 .306 Perrin of Bowling Green. Clark, NY 118 462 61 Itt .299 The Jets had reason for White, NY 97 322 46 96 .298 mixed emotion on their own Home Runs part Wednesday. Cornerback National League: MeCovey, Jotmny Sample was admitted to Lenox lUll Hospital for further ~ 36; May, Cln 33; H. Aaron, AU 32; Perez, Cin 30; Allen, treatment of a back strain, 1'1111 27. which team doctor, James American League: Jackson, Nicholas, said hasn't been responding to treatment. But on Qak 43; Howard, Wash 39; Kille~ a financial note, NBC.TV brew, Mim 35; Powell, Bait 33; Yastrzemsld, Bos 32. reported that only two days Runs Batted In after the Jets' decisive tril.lmlil NatlonaJ League: Santo, Clli over the Giants it bad fiiJed the 99; Perez, l;in 94; McC'..ovey, SF commercial spots for New York's regular season opener 91; May, Cin 90; Banks, Chi 84. American League: Klllebi-ew, against Bu!!alo Sepl 14. Mlnn lll; Powell, Bait 110; JackTom Woodesbick, the leading son, Oak 94; Yastrzemski, Bos running back lor PhiladelJIIIla 89; Howard, Wash 87. last year, scrimmaged for the Pitching first time Wednesday alter National Leque: Seaver, NY injuring his knee last month. 17.7; Jenkins, <:h117-11; Oateen, The Eagles cut their roster to LA 16-10; Nlekro, At116-11; eight 59 players by placing rookie defensive back Jim Marcum of lied with 15. American l-eague: McLain, Det ArllngtDn Slate oo the iojured 19-'; McNally,Balt17-3; Cuellar, waiver list and asking wariers 17 .9; Lollch, Det 16-6; Culp, Bait on tackle Tom Sarkisian and Bos 16-8; stottlemyre, NY 16-10. quarterback Jlm Corcoran. The SBn Francisco Forty. Niners released tackle Dave finger on his right hand and H.U,ma of New Mexloo and may not be able to play in ·--wr<Ie receiver Tom Jones of saturday n i g h t•s exhibition Alabama A&M. .. ruming back against the Minnesota Vikings Jell Jordan and Unebacker at Memphis, Term. Maxie Balll!han, both of -m were injured, participated in on ' ·•oi'kooto with the Loa~ - ieMion Rams... quarterback Jim Hart · . . r:t the St. Louis cardinals is bothered by a jammed index Philco Co or Featuring Philco •utom.U•IIr,•n4 • - loeb It lnl Jerry Kalte~ch, left, Ohio State Fair Ma~qer, gets the keys to the new Electric Bulldhtg fr K8imeth G OX'fey president of the Ohio Electric Utility Institute and of The Dayton Power a:'Light - n y , wiU. Gov. James A. Rhodes ani Herbert H. Trumbo, righ~ Monager Public Relations Columbus and Southern Ohio Electric Company oboerving. The 80 by 120 feel building was conairucted by the eight Investor-owned electric companies in Ohio to house the firat a~ All-Ohio Electric Bake-A-Rama at this year's Ohio State Fair, Aug. 21-Sept. 1. The buildil"fl: is dedicated to the people o( Ohio by the members of the Ohio Electric Utility Institute· The ctncimati Gas aDd Electric C<mpany, The Cleveland Electric Wumlmtlng Company, <;ohunbus ani Southern Ohio El-l• Cuiiii>OII)', The Daytoo Power aRI Light Company, ~· hela PQIW'er Company, Ohio Edison Company, Ohio Power company ard The Toledo Ediaon Com The $150 000 Electric Building wUI be heated aRI cooled with a heat pump ani wUI have 18 ~flY· refrl~..eratOrs ' tele-vl:sion broadcast racUltles, restroopls. Iocken an::l stor-· electric range&,' n·•., ~ · LANCASTER, Cillo (UPD WUUam Glrrei&OO, the 19-qearold carotel<er of the manllon VlUEY LUMBER &SUPPLY > 9f2.270t PIICE STWS AtS2 Alfred Step~enooo cording ·to Olstoo Wrigh~ councy transportation supervisor, t h e remaining four, Sumner Smith, William Absten, Fred Propp, am Charles Weethee, have found oth-er employme~tandapJBrentlydid _ not want employment asbusdrlvers. Drivers signing contracts were Andrew Beattie. 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Or Latu House P~lnt..... ;.. ___ ...:._ Interior & Exterior ON SALE AT I • Chase Hiirdware CALL REPORT BOND S(<LFS Ohio oaleo of Series E&H United Stat01 SaYIQIIo -·and Freedom fino In July we r e $24.7 mtillon. The Slate atlained 55.8 " ~ o( ita 1969 sale• 1011 jid, 31, with 1o1a1 saleo of.ISD million. 'lbeordare T. Reed, Jr., : Melia CGuncy Vol..-r Savl!wl 1lonit CllalrmaD, reJM)J'ted July ;, IJpad and Sllare oaleo in the • ...., •117 wore t3S,II06, or 43,9 por cent oltta amual ..... roalbytheeni ol July. . . SPECIAL out. -Harlem City· Ice ft~ ,, Claude I walk tall. I do my thing . . . Within the oystem it's very difficult lo carry It tbroul!h. They try 1o break you. '!'bey can't break me. -Jim Brown, football star turned QCior, charged with felonlous msault em a . . II Ia Jll'Oclieljo beeauae' <ii all -or lile• clrcumstanceo. that what- -.,. hla lo'"' obUpttoao mi;y.11<!1 be, lllo moral and ethl·cai obllpUon ~ere camot be aat Uide. For lhooe who hold ~1gb prlvllep and ttaUoo are oompeUod by the witole long ~lo­ Amorican tradltioo of poj>iic affairs to accept companion rea apoodblliUeo. Aa to audl personages, it io cloubljo and deepl.Y neeeaaaey, for the sake ol the CO\IItry itself, that .:Justice not ont.r be - but thai it be seen to No reepoaaible d>server would giadcy rub up or inflame this frightlul oituatioo, boi Senator l\emecljl'l debt to both the legends of hia own family and to the nailoo IIUI1IIDOIIs ~im to a dut.Y the nature ct 'whtdlit is "scarcely neeessary to labor. For the very worst thlng that could posoibljo happen ~ere ani Indeed the worst thing~ Edward Kennecll' himself- would be ltr hlo all'alr to be all""ed to 110 oo polooning the national atmoophere. The pmlic must not be permitled to ream the cynl. cal euaelulion, however unfound~ lr.i and unfair It might be, ~ in Mlssadtusetts there is one law lor the ric~. and opecllleaUy for the Komecll's, and another have--. · Saddles For All Bor and Girl Back·To School•s! Chapman-Canaday Shoe Store Next Door to ElbM'felds Pom.-or motoriot and !<Oiling the .,.,.. af an accident. Tit<! real erimlnall in the street. are the real-estate speculators w h o stam~de the whites out of a net borhood and then explo t the blacks who move ill. -Rabbi Jacob J. Hecht of · the Na1ion41 Committee for Furth<ro11Ce of Jewilh p DRUG & SUNDRY VALUES EdiiCotlon. TRIAMINICIN 12 TABLETS Retultr 1.00 For FLEECE GIRLS UMBRELLA AND RAIN COAT SETS Siao4to12 Stu 2 thru 4 REXAtL FAST luall WI-Spray SUNTAN CREAM 4oz. Size 1.29 BOYS & GIRLS DRY 89~ DEODORANT CARA NOI!IE fiAND LOTION 16 oz. anlr 1.89 EMPLOYED BY OSV Regular 1.19 U:t~~r In ~1. He Ia now .q,kirW atOhloSiaiB UniYaraiiY ~~·~ - - cenler ot Derby also COIIlPiete hlo ••cottooi in data proceosi~ st · ~ He will Swisher all In one cleaning, soalr:lng, storage co••· New for contact lens core. ,9filo fila'"' . :~"'!,~ .. . ' •• 00 ,.,•• J»NLY l'LA!I 11A11E SALE 1)e Ea&le• !lf)ho ·.u~~ucy qa., A l.u.ci ~ot C21uri:h at57ra~H will hold I ..... fait bocln.q at 9 a. m. ill the former : PhUIIp Siltt!'tj)N~)lh<!P boilci.\111 ... Courl St. . . . .f190': PAID ...:. 'lbe . . . to RoPr ~·· •ilafB Wed.- POLIDENT POWDER FOR CONTACT LENS CARE " ~lean .lutomouoo Training · Alirioi aild ' fO author Broum, 011 drugs in the ghettos. _... . ·~ KeiiiiOth Davio, Rutland, hao ·-lliiid ~lo training at the '. . ry D. Carey, Mra. John Bnunmor, Mrs.. PhyUio Martin, Sheila Goodnlte, Sheila Lanlam, Ednrd Raap, Jr., Mrs. '"James Arp.. brlgh~ Mrs.. Conrad \v. Whlll, Mra. Garnet Mlpea, Mi!ll Ella · M. Curry, Mark E. Jobn11011, Mro. (lo!ps E. Kemp, Tina D. 1 Fulks, Mary E. Rtcharda, Mrs. R. Moe Addis, Mrs. Clair Athey, Mro. Donald McKenzie, Mrs. WOllam GunneU, Mro. Tommy Grube, Joni M. Murray, Albert Pierson, RQmondll Morehouse, Roy E. McKnight, Roe0111 I. McGuire, llorUB M. Houck, Mrs. Paul P, stmog. Paul L. Cllesaer, Jr., Mra. CIUI'ord Barnett ani Infant twin dauahie<o, Mra. Paul H. Par..., and infailt dausflter, Mro. RObert .M.o Bell, Jr. and infant oon, Mro. Brooks C. Glover ani infant daughter. / -· abq. the next nomi..,. of t h e Domocrotlc· PII'IY lor .J 'rtlldent of lbe United Slaleo; And ~e wao and IIIU .Ia ' 11\e &ollotalt Damo,...Ucl-·ofthe UniledSiateo • - , Davis, oon of Mr. ani ,:r. (i) fore that night," Garretson said. "He picked me up while I wss hitchhiking oo the strip and drove me back to the houoe. 14 1t was only the second time 1 had seen him. We telked lor awhile and he lett." IS Fresll Sllctll Our Ow1 Grl•• 2 People who live In a con· slant slate of frustration and opprOISion need something stronger than alcohol. Nothing b more oatisfying 1o them than heroin. Heroin picks you up and takes you . Clurdni u. wUllaln., 'rruotee, ·pyrofaxgas Jllll'-olt.t, lllr .-. __,IIIIIIMOII Meigs T"IDlely Quotes ur bad met Parent once be. IU'OUIId the · groundo and lite would opeak. I have no Idea who would want to kill her." Glrretaon's mother Uvea in thlo centnl Ohio town, wblc~ he left last Oclober on a JoorllOJ' to the · Well Coost. PareM' s bOdy was found in Glrrelom wao the onljo jJOJ'- his car outside the mansion. He 1011 found alive at the Benedict had been oltoi in the lace with ~ eatate near Los a· pistol, apparently as he pre. ' Pandora Collins, Admx., Roy Angeieo. Slain with !lias Tate pared to leave. Stri~kla~, . dec., to TerrY Duane ,.re hair ll,yiiit Jay Sebring, GarrBtaon said that, as tar u 3.1; Voif;yck F.....,olcy, a Dim Phalin, Salllra Lee Phalin, lot, he knew, the viciima did not P..nofOl' •. direetor; ooft'ee compii1.V heir- use narcotics, although poliCe Micke)' WWiuns to Martha eaa AbtcaU Folgelo, 26, and said drugs were !ound ln one Jane WWilima, parcels, Sutton. Sleven Parent, 18. of their cir s. Cbarlea ll ·Jones, dee., to Glrretoon aaid Parent had Mi11 Tate' a husband, director G<llclle Jonea, Doria H-.d, GerRollll!ll Polanoki, 36, oaid hto trud'! Jonea, eert. tor traaa., Jlar.. wife ''didn't use drup, didn't risoii.Uie. use alccWII and didn't even Gertrude Jones, WUllam llo!r- [HOSPITAL NEWS amoke c:taar-s .• ard, Doris Howard, to Goldie He added, however, that Se. HOLZER MEDICAL CENTER, Jonea, parcels, HarriBODvtlle, bring and Frokowolcy had Firat A¥0. Vlaiti~ hours 2-4aRI smoked marijuana In hio preoSclpfo.. Galdle Joneo 1<1 •Robert N. 7-9 p, IIi. Parento only on Pedi- ence. Clark, Lola E. Clar~ parcel&, alrico Ward. ADMISSIONS Sc~io, llarrioonville. Publication of" admissi0111 Is . Charley Boaeas, dec., to Oaa until further notice. pfGbiblted ·8611 .Bcae11, Glenver Boaesa, BIRTIIS Dei!W Boilieso, ~rta Marie Mrs. Danny L. Bowers, M1dd.l• ; llllaun, Jleo.!amin soaeao, a.a.. pori, aon, 10:05 p. m. Thuroda,y; loa ~so,·Razel, Bcaeoo, Int. Mra. CecU E. Wolfe, Jackoon, da\llhter, 3:31 a. m., Thursday; toGIODMro. Edward E. Kltc~en, Middle-~"' ~es~as,AJ. . · BeQjamin port, son, 6:11 a. m. Thursday• ~~a::~~~. FALL ••• •u••••he-...he'e and then released. ... would see her every once ln a while come to visit him the night ot. the murders, Aug. 8, boi lhat the meeting was only their second. J Fair. Saturday evening guests of Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Atherton were ~ial Mr. ani Mrs. Donald Putomn of Reedsville, 0. Sunday School attendance on Nina Robinson and Clara FoilAug. 17 was 44, the offering rod accompanied Mr. alkl Mra. $16.05. .; • Hobart Swartz ani Ykki,. Worship services .~~e t"'bf~t ' ~:~bie SWartz, ~ck yo 10:45 ,with the mev. EdWin E. ietta, o. last Tuesday. The Williams delivering the message, dren had spent a week or 10 "For Success in the Christian days .here while their mother, Goodyear Strike Life." "Ten stepe for success: Mrs. Gerald SWartz, was hosllins pardoned, Baptism of Holy pitalh:ed. (She is conwlesctng PT. PLEASANT - omclaloof Spirit, con&ss with your mouth at her home now). Several local families atteJXJ.. the G()('ld,year Tire & RU~ Co. the Lord JeSus, #ftY without met here late Wednesday night in ceasing, search scriptures, at- ed the Meiga County :Fair 1a 1 t another atteqJt to setUe the tend church regularljo, give lib- week. WUUam Carr aRI daughstrike at Goodyear's plant at erally (one-4entb belongs toGod).t ter, Vicki, won honors with their interest in miaaions, fnrget self Herefords, nearby Apple Grove. There were several other enThe session at the Pleasant al'll live for others ard keep tries and participants from this Point Resort wao called by fed.. growing in grace." ' Mrs. Doris Ewing or Porn~ community also. eral medlator Ha«ard K. Steele. More than 400 Goodyear em-. roy and a fanner classmate, ployea have been on strike at the Margaret Handley, of New York, PHOTO GALLERY visiled at the Flnill'*'CaldweU plant lor 81 days. PT. PLEASANTInitial plano home, last Friday ewnlng. for a PhotocraPhY gallery here Mrs. Clara Follrod ani Nba Robinson and Mr. •o:l M r s. wUI be discussed loday al7:30p. Clair Follrod, Stevie ani Ka- m. at a meeting of local ~ thy · attenicd the Follrod fam- graphers In tbe otnce oi James ily reunion, held at Ash cave E. McComb in the Professional BuUdlng on Jackson Ave. An Sunday. annual photo extltblt ts one of the Mr. and Mrs. Murray Hqr events plamed. klns ani granddaughter of Dayton, o., visited Mr. ard Mrs. Vere Swartz an! other relatives CONTRIBUTION RECEIVED thls past week and attended the A dOIBtion ofS117 hal been r .. Meigs County Fair. Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Taylor ceived by the Melia Counfl A'" atterded tunera1 servi~es tor a soclallon lor Mentally Rotardod ltfelorw trtencl at JacksonvUl~, Children ani Adulta !rom 11\o Pomel'Ol' Vniled Mothodill o., Sunday afternoon. Mrs; Arthur Atherton accom- Church. Dr. H. D. Brown, lllocipanied Mr. ani Mro. Charles ation president, extended thanka llal'l' to Bremen, Ohio, SunlliQ to the church for Ita cortrtbution. afternoon to U. heme of their niece, Mrs. WWiam Bourne and Most of the world's aupply · family, wh'ere they met their elof amber is gathered along dest sister ard tJJabe.DII an:l son, the shores of the Bailie Sea. Mr. aTKI Mrs. Walter Myers, from TUCI(II\ AriZOill. The 1100 will leave tor overseas service In Germa~ · soon. Clair Woode and Coom1 of Circle.We, o. violled fl'o!D Friday noon till late Saiurday evenbw with Mr. and Mra. WUllam carr ani Mr. ani Mro. Charlea D. · Woocie ani other relaUYOo in Melp COony aRI I he cieciolon qulclll,y to piaad ·.-Ili.Y to leaviq: the scene ·~ the aect.. dent- Wlifdl on hU OWIIIIIIOwlni was not reported by him for some 10 houn - had the olfed of oltutllng oil any olfieial queatloolng. Nor hao the Jll'eiS b able fG obtain from the oenatqr and hla people much more .than a serlea t1 dlaclalmers to various damaclnc report•. One of the gravest ol these, m ita face. ts the story of the MandJester (N.H.) Unioo Leader tbat ap qgregate of 17 w.ex .. pJalnod teiiiJ(Ione eallo wer~ made In the late night and earl,y morning ot the l!irl'odeath either tram the vacation cottqewherea Plfly involving Kennecljl hadbeoo. 1a prosren or from the i n n wttere. ~e wao regl-ed. It Ia obvlouo that if the senator wao, In truth, cloing 00 mum telephoning - as Ia denied by the Kenneely olfice - then ~lo previouo i&tatemhnt that he was in a state ~ ebocked lncapaeU;y after Ute accident must be recmsidered. Most of all, however, senator Kennecljl ought to demand, ifiiOc- Transfers Seven School Bus Drivers Sign Contracts were signed Wednesda.y by seven or the 11 Mason Councy !IChool bus drivers who had not previously signed. The drivers were hired on one-year probation at t~e Alig. 14 board meeting. Some had previously indicated they would not sign contracts as long as the probationary action of the board was"lneffect. However, they did sign Wednesday, and ac- lolhen w.... murdered, aayo ~e kDew none of the victims well ani haa oo idea wito would kiU "I haU oo idea who killed Miss Tate," said Garretlon, who was held for questioning several days in the olayingo Property age ~:e~emi-ftnal alii nnal bake-otrs ln the statewide pie and cake ~ng contest will be held in the new buildi~ every day during the lair. PT. PLEASANT !.... tour Slaron Tate and where 4 Announcin ,..,....,dolngbull-wllh Deldar 110' ~lire whatever to »ern.., clrcumltuc:ea haaany nornte... ~ tho oenalor, It lo extreme. iiJnony ovoi' been lal<en iouching 1.1' dll!icuittoieeMwthioolemen- IIIIo dreadful epliiOde. Komecll''• them. - Hia fellow senators have thua for the _.. lbe IUII>orltie• ill MuudlUIII;tl camot ll'lloP far dealt with ~lm In OOIIIJlll· llon, as well tlley mlabt. but it lo .. lll&Voidabie tact oi Ule bimult to read lhe Ienon to that he is, after all, a member o1 the hlararciu' ol the Senate ' . Noldea of Murdererf~fJt~~i}£§ Plneluthe oolor plobn Keys to Electric Building Handed Over ~ · · White Paper .~. Pomeroy Aliplt_l~. liiH Washington G. All R. H. Pd. carow, Min 97 364 70 128 .352 Reese, Min 101 318 38 107 .336 Smith, Bos 101 us 12 137 .329 o., tary ·reaiii.Y eon poooibl,y be overlooked. Who elte II there who can really ""' what happened? In the seoond pll.ee, Senator KennedJ" e explanation lo.date of , this tragedy io nolabq <Oil!uaod and objediveq llloatlolactory, ani II hao thus been followed by ·10· tho lllllCI, in the Sept. 3 in- an evor-riolng ""Iter of rwnor flue• over Mary Jo Kopechne. and aoaslp which prolomclly in·· In tbe first place, no other jurea both the mem&)l.y d. the Uvlns periOD can know so well dead girl and himself. ill circumJtance1 of this young In the third place, U 11 a slmwoman• a death. Indeed, without pie fact that at oo time and In no Held JeWelry Stere • Tho Dally S.!'lhltl, Mlddlilport.l>~, 5 - ' AT YOUR ,,u "ATTACHITTI .Ill. SCHOOL lAG .low 2.77 ALL PUI,OSI "MY SCttOOL lOX" ··~·••o17c CMiu ril 1la•• · S tll!'- PDftTA PILlS ...............·...... 1.77 12Moa5Jt•10 ..... 2.29 ,. PANTY HOSE oNlY ONLY CREST TOOTHPASTE ONLY 99~ . . s1e 87~ Regular 1.05 Best Fashlan Shade · . r ·• • 3.49 Rttular Ytlue 1oe I I! Crutches and Canesl For Pn~inslanal Flttl111 Senlce: . DUTTON HAS IT! TODaY �. I . ' ' '. 6 - the Dalb" Selt.lnel. Mldclleport-Pcmeroy, o., August 21, 1969 I . < Pie Baking Champion; In Semi-Final Event L Meigs Cowrt,y's Pie Baking Champion, Mrs. Margaret West, ~ o( Rae lne will t'ompete for state ho'nors in the semi-finals of the Ali·Eiectric Bake-A-Rama Sun;: day at the Ohio state Fair. Mrs. West, with her favorite ,~ cherry pie recipe, will be in com: petition thal day with winners ' from the counties of Richland, ·: Ashland, Wayne, Morrow, Knox, : Ho1rnes, Tuscarawas, Carroll, ; Jefferson, Licking, Coshocton, ; Harrison, Muskingum, Guernse$, ~ Belmont, Vinton and Jacks(ln. each da,y, The cooking aOObaldllg finals not only qualifies a county must be completed by 1 p. m. winner to compete for the grand with the completed product to be Whming Ln the four daily semi- submitled and presented for judging at 2 p, m. Contestants are requlred to do all measuring, mixhlg, comblning of ingredients, cooking, bakirv, and decorating or garniahingdurting the contest time ard before the panel of j!Klges. Entries will be judged on appearance, Oavor, taste, efficient method of preparation, style and clarity or the written recipe. The bake-a·rama is sponsored by Ohio's privatell' owned utili~ ties which include Ohio Power Co., Columbus and Southern Ohio Electric Co., and the Mononga· hcla Power Co. Mrs. We st graciously consent· ed to share the cherry pie recipe which won fo r her the Meigs CouO:. Miss Mary Virginia Reibel ty pie baking championship: Never Fail Pie Crust read selected verses from Prov3 cups nour erbs and there was r ecorded music by Ernie Ford including "How I cup shortening It~ teaspoon salt Great Thou Art,'' "Sweet Hour of 1 tablespoon sugar Prayer" and "This Is My Task." Miss Chapman offered the closing 1 egg 1 '~ cup water prayer. 1 tablespoon vinegar During the bus iness meeti11: Mix fiot.ir, salt, and sugar tocorxlucted by Mrs. Pearl Mora, plans were completed for serving gether; cut in shortening with pasa dinner on Sept. 22 for members try blender till pieces are the of the Alpha Om icron Chapter of size of small peas. Mix last three the Delta Kappa Gamma Society. ingredients together and add to Mrs. Thomas Young was named nour mixture. Knead lightly. 1)1.. chairman of the diMer with Mrs. vide dough into equal amounts ror James Fugate as co-chairmah. each crust and form into balls. AU other members of the circle Flatten on lightly floured surface. will assist. Roll from center to edge till 'k On Wednesday, Sept. 24, the inch thick. Makes three medicircle will be host to the Women's um pies. Dough can be kept in Guild of the church and will also refrigerator to be used at a later present the program. date • Report was given on the special , responsibility calendar project Olerry I•ie and fines were paid to Mrs. Elza l ih cups sugar Gilmore, treasurer. Mrs. Mora 4 tablespoons cornstarch thanked Mrs. Gilmore for pre% cup juice from pitted tart paring the project which proved red cherries (water pack) interesting and amusing for the 3 cups tart red cherries members. 1 tablespoon butter Mrs. Leonard Jewell read a % teaspoon red rood coloring thank you note from Mrs. Bill Pastry lor two-crust,9inchpie Perrin, who with her tamily is Combine 1~ cup sugar with visiting the Rev. Mr. Perrin's cornstarch. Stir in cherry juice. mother. Cards were signed Cor Cook over medium heat, stirring Mrs. Amarda Kasper, a Patfnt ... ,~?c:casi9Pal].y, . till mixture Ulick· at Veterans Memorial Hospi~, ens and bubbles;cookone(l)mifloo Mrs. l B. Weed, Mrs. Henry ute lOTll:er. Add remaining sugar, Reibel, and Mrs. Mabel Wolfe, cherries, butter and food color· convalescil1!: at home. lng. (Mixtllfe will be very thick.) Mrs. Alberl Woodard and Mrs. Let starxl while preparing pasThomas Grueser served a des- try. Line nine (9) inch pie plate sert course. A pink arr:l white with pastry; fill. Adjusttopcrust, color scheme was carried out in cutting slits tor escape ofsteaUL the Oowers arxl other appoint- Bake at 400 degrees for 55 minmenta on the refreshment table. utes. prize of $1,000 and the state champion title, but also carries a prize of$1UO plus $25 for traveling expenses. Mrs. West won $50 ard t h e county title at the bake-«-rama staged in Pomeroy on June 21 as a new feature of Regatta WeekeOO aeli vi ties. The daily semi-finals and the final cont~st begins at 10 a, m, :Courtesies, Tactful .;Words, Program Topic ' {f; "Courtesie-s and Tactful ; words" was the program topic • .used ' by Miss Mary Elizabeth j! Chapman when FriendlY Circle lmet Tuesday night at the Trinity . !United Church or Christ. The program was developed 1 ' with scripture from Proverbs and ~ brought out that anywordsorcor· .t, recti on, eve-r~ of a negative nature, ~: can be spoken . withoot friction or .•: a~ry reaction i( thoughtfulness ~:;and tact are used. : : "A sort answer turns wrath : : aside, arxJ a word tactfully spoken ':! is like apples of gold in a setting :: of silver," the leader comment- ~' . ·:• ed. .•: .:: ;: •• : ~• : :: . ·'· ·'· ·~ Mr. and Mrs. Edward Russell ~: and children of Centerburg were ~ weekend visitors of Mrs. Charles :~ Quillen, Sr. Other recent guests :.;; of Mrs. Qui.Uen were Mr. aJKI ~ Mrs. Frank King and four chil~ dren, Harrisonville; Mrs. Evelyn 1i>encer, Pomeroy; Mr. and Mrs. Charles Qulllen, Jr., Middleporti and Mrs. Joan Clark and :•: children, Laurel Clll!. · Mr. and Mrs. Harold Persinger and dlildren of Piketon visited · recently in Mason, W, Va. with Mr. and Mrs. William Quillen. Mr. and Mrs. John Fultz, Anita Marie and Marc, returned Tuesday from a week's vacation. They attended the stepllenFoster ~Story at Bardtown, and visited Sfort Knox, Mammoutb Cave, .~Cumberland FaUs, and Berea. t Mr. and Mrs. Frank Powers, Bobby, Pam and Debbie, and Mrs. ~ i .... i Grace Pratt re~y returned from a trip to Virginia. They 63rd Annual Family Reunion Held The 63rd annual reunion of the Hoyt and Mary (Foster) Curtis family was held at Forked Run Mrs. Virginia Winston Stall- Lake Sunday, August 17. Present were Mary Pierce, worth oC New York City haa returned to her home after spending Long Bottom; Mr. and Mrs. Hobthree weeks here with her moth- art Newell, Elmer and Shelia, Chester; Mr. and Mrs. John Newer, Mrs. WUI Winston. ell and Jeff, Columbus; Mr. and Mn. Stanley Potter, Kyle, Eric and Lynn of Encine, CalU. are Mrs. Douglas Bissell, Brian, . here for a several weeks visit Michael, Royce, Tuppers Plains; with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Mr. arxl Mrs. Olin Reynolds and Steve, Parkersburg; Mr. aiJJ Charles McElhinny. Mr. and Mrs. Harold Se.uer, Mrs. Perry Curtis ard Sandy, Mary Ruth and Joy, spent Sunday Hazel Curtis, Reedsville; Anita and Monday at Burr Oak Lodge. Raines, Lori and Darmy, Mr. am Before returning here they visit- Mrs. Percy Curtis, Mr. ai'Kl Mrs. ed Mr. Saurer's aWlt, Mrs. Har- Monago Tony arx:l Gene, Akron; old Rusk In Chauncey, 9le is re- Mr, ard Mrs. Charles Curtisalkl Christopher, Dayton; Mr. aoo ~peratlng rrom recent hip surgery. Mrs. Paul Curtis and Gary, MiGerald Berry, son of Mrs. Ma- amisburg; Mr. am Mrs. John bel Sanborn of Middleport, is contined to the St. Thomas Hospital at Akron. Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Davis · and 8011, Rodney, of Rutland have Ireturned rrom a trip East. They visited relatives in Baltimore and Frederick, Md. and Wash~ ington, D. C. They also attended "' t8und WUliamsburg, 11isited Na~ tural Bridge, and went Blglltseelng In Washington, D.c. the Baltimore - Mimesota base~ ball gamf\ at Baltimore. Br~;~wer, Otwayi Mollie Pullins, Mr. and- Mrs. E. P. Crispin, Mrs. Paul O'Neill, Paula, Peggy and Molly; Elmer, Billy and Sally SWank, Newark; Mr. arxl Mrs. Curtis Bradford and Wayne, Find· lay; Mr. and Mrs. Otto Bradford, Clarence Bradford, Racine; Mr. and Mrs. Hubert Johnson and Earl, Alcxarxlrta; Mr. and Mrs. Robert D. Ashles, Keith and Heidi, Letart Falls; Dana John-. son, Granville, and Mrs. Maude Seals, Tuppers Plains. STOP THAT ITC:HI IN JUST 15 MINUTES. U not plee .. d, l!illc b•dr at en)' ~~~ Co1UII•, Apply qulck-.trylD• ncH-ME-NOT day ... nl«ht fat' H• ••Ill•, inMC:t bit-, toe itch, oth.,. lilt'· f.ee rube.. A.aeal.betk actio• q11ieta J'OUf' Jtclal.ar In mln•ta. A.atll•r,Ue action ldlle a - lo epeed b.. l nt. NOW •t SWISHER & LOHSE DRUG.-adv. Baptist Missionary Circles Meet THUftSDAY TWIN CITY Shrlnettes regular meettng Thursday, Mary Cleek home~ Racine; brirw covered dish arw:llawn chair. ROCK SPRINGS Grange, 8 p. m. Thursday at the hall. . TWILIGHT GARDEN C I u b, Mrs. Elmer Wickham, 7:30 Mrs. Phil WUllamson •Thursday. • will be the co-hostess. MEETING TO organize Elll)lor. er Scout Troop, Thursday, 7:30 p.m.- American Legion Home, Racine. Boys and tathers -co~ dlally lnvltod. FIUDAY PAST MATRONS, E,.ngellne Chapter, O.E.S. arutual picnic, WUUs Anthony farm, Cherry Ridge; meet at l.flper parking lot, Pomeroy, S:45.p.m, SATURDAY ICE CREAM Social, Bashan Fire Department~ Saturday. serving to.begin at 6 p.m.; homemade ice cream, baked goods, s oft drh~s; cake ~alt during the evemng. Mrs. Mabel Sanborn, Middleport, received word Wednesday I ~ 111e death of her 1100-ln-law, Malcolm Tillett, 59, of Warren. He Ia survived byhiswite, Helen, and two sons, Tom of Kent, and Barl')' ot Akron. Funeral services will be held at 2 p.m. Friday at the St. Andrew ~bcopal Ch1.1rch at Akron. I A1MUTI'S FOOT GERM HOW TO IILL IT. IN ONE HOUI, ....... 411kk-drFID• T -4-L er.ed11 I~ ••tl '-11Nirl• •r )'eur Ilk loacll .. M MJ' tiN. «<llllller, nen, In 1·5 .,.. -tcfl ••~... 11d.i IIDU«'- elf W•td HEALTHY' eJda •PPMrl NOW . SWIIHII' & LOHSE ORUGS; . NILSON DIUG STOR!.-tlw, Birthday rememl>tances will . be. sent .to David KIW\, a college student preparing lor lull.timo ' Chrlst!an service, by the three Circles of the B. H. Slnborii Mill-. slonary Society of 111e Middleport First Baptist Church. David is ttie aon oC the Rev. and Mra. Robert Kuhn o!the Pomeroy Firat Baptlat Cburch. Dur1ng the meetings o1 the circles 1UeidiiJ' night various otber projects were dlscuaaed. '!1ft•· ... 1 Kuhn a dovodonal .booklet. Mrs. Mrs. Beulah White, chairman, -ned ~ --ling w••• -~· pr••er, ·~ ,_ and Mrs. Richard owen save do1n• uw_ VOUOIUI UA~.. ...uu ..... on I h e ...,.._,. Promlaos• u her theme. Plano wer'o made lor 111o SOp-tember meetfna to be held at tbe homo ~ Mrs. Robert Rlchardaon. ."'The Bible and Education" wu the program topic discussed by Mrs. Am Grllilm. Mra. Lewis served a dessert courae totbe 10 members and two guests, Mrs. DORCAS CmCLE Paul Smart, Sanborn Soclet)'preMra. Tony Fowler reported on sident, and Mrs. Florence Hana recent visit to the Elmwood nay of Akron, Nursing Home near Tuppers Plains. ~e and three otfler memLOVE JOY cmcLE bers of the circle visited with Ute Letters from missionaries In patients there and served i c e India and the Congo pertaining cream and cake. to the need tor white cross conMeeting at the home of Mrs. .trlbutions were read during the Fred Lewis, the members made Love Joy Circle meeting at the plans to remember ¥z's. Bertha home or ~~. Wllllain Davia. Arcber, who Is in a rest borne In Mrs. Fraitces Bearhs spoke on COlumbus, and Darrell Stumbo, the white cross work of the serving in the Coast Guard, as church. well as David Kuhn with birthday In addition to s gift o! IIIOIIilY, tile circle decided to send David llabelle Wlnebrenl'ler, 11 .. .• 7 - Women ot the Bible" .Waa dlt .. Mat111ews and Mrs. Dalay Bing lor birthday gl!ta. · Mrs. Glr<bler served refreshner r~ scripture from the menta. 'Mrs. Olariea Stmon was 8Stl1 P~. Plans were made to • guest. provi~ ·retreahmentafortlleSep.. tember meettna ot _the &morn Society. Mra. Davia IM'rved reFLOWERS freahments. FOR ALL O.CCASIONS ELECT ACIRCLE . Appointment o! the Fronk Curry family ~Southlndlaa01poclal . Esther ffom $AME DAY SERVICE In At9 - Out AI 5 992·26« Electa Circle waa noted during a meeting of 111e f!J'OUP st the home o! Mrs. Ellzabetb lllrdner. Mra. Golda Mourning uaed ""Olriadan Dlaclpleship,. as the devotional FINISHING Call mlsslonariel ror the interest • U•• Our II'" Padlng Let F.T.D. TOO o., "'"'"t 21, 1969 _, ed ~ draw aomo twp mlillnn people. Muilc from 111e ~l-Oblo Boy'a Baild aDd 111o OtiiD Youtjl Choir horaldod tho _.rna •• ltbocles cut t1u1 ribbon at tile Oatrmce o! what he called tile "blilaest, bell and ·~ot" -o!Uon ..., tile nation, · Sovorlll -otlon• DeW ltema trda Ire Ia the atolll" with Joutho 300 Main -min&: II dll!ertlll 111111 Flir .......r Jerry L. Kalel>bach Aid aU chliclren loldor 12 woulcl be admitted Monday tl1rougll Friday free ~ cllarge. He al10 Aid a apecial effort wu = :..-::~ ON YOUR MONEY - E HELPS TO PAY THE OVERHEAD Dela-• On tlu! community health teom ••• Wortdng withY- Doctor. I . TIRE MILLENNIUM?-Tbellre that won't 10 ftal, even wile& olaabed, bll by buUelo or riddled by olllbo, Ia a aeu-lulure poaslbWty. The ...ret Is ... ol a rabbor foam blatead ol air to "IJiftate" the lire. To laftate, the foomhll material aDd ehemlcaiJ are plaeed Ia 1be euID&. UDder heal, material eopanda IDio a IPODI•· lib aubolaoee to 811 tbo eaala& (Inset). Tetto-tmder way ol Go!>dyear are aimed at .......,IIIIDC welflhl ud heal bolld-up. Projeeted, laltlal Ulft: MWiuy ..uleleo, ce1Mndloa aad farm equlpmnt. A iiiW ll11uty tlr1tm1nt th1t "''''' o PEEUNG o BUSTERIIIB o FADIIIB FARMERS .BANK and SAVINGS CO. • THE MEMBER FDIC Member Federal Reserve • amaze~f at the time and work you lave. Drlea fast, too, with an attractive low sheen. For equipment Sysle~ cleanup, juat use aoap and water, And that good ")usl palnled" look will last lar longer, thankl to the broalhlng-type film thai .prolecto agalnot blloterlng OPEN FRIDAY NIGHTS S:Ojl TO 7:00 and .extremes of weather. Choose from White, and a range of ready·mlxed or axclu- alve custom-blended Calibrated Color... ~· wo- POMEROY CEMENT BLOCK CO. The Departmenl Slore. of Building Since I9I 5 were blocked by landsildes aDd The hlltorie James River, awol- rampaging rivers. Ra1lroad len by ralastorma apawnedbythe bridges were washed awa,y. Au- dufiriea closed as floodwaters remnants ~ Hurricane Camlile, ·, thor!Ueo Aid It woold be days spilled Into plants illlllnterrupt. puahed toward the aoatoclayloav- before tbey could calculate ex- eel electric and telephone service. A rocksltde and washout closlng shatter,.t mountain vlllatles, actly tbe death and destrucUon. bodies and broken roada In Ita otf VIrginia's capes, Camille ed a 45.mile stretch of the scenic badtnlb. whipped up sea& ao fierce that a Blue Ridge Parkway between More than 30 perQls were 58-loot pleasure boat had its hull Waynesboro and Buena Vista. Far to the east, Ooodwaters on known dead, and authorities said pierced and its29occupantswere the toll probably would be much rescued only alter a daring air- the Nordwma River alsbblocked higher when tbe water~ receded. sea mlsalonby the NIV)' and COalt InterstAte 95 aboot 311 miles oorth The James, on whose banks wu Guard. <1 Richmond. The superhighway eotabUIIied England's!irstcolonHardest hit seemed to be ro- links Vlrglnia'a capital with lal colony al Jamestorm In 1607, mote NeliiOil COUJJI;y, but reports Waahlngton, D.C. bore down on 111e <:Qital d~ t:i from the mountalnlocalltyvarled Richmond with fioodwatera ex- because storms knocked Ot.t tel e. peeled to crest tmlght at aoarly phone service Wedneeday nlgllt 40 feet, Flood stage at Rich.- farxl It had not yet been restored RIVER NEWS Is nine feet ltlld o!Dclala prepar. by early loday. The county's only ed lor what 1111\\' !oared wooid be link with nelgllborlng locaUUea the IJDrBt flood In the dey's his- has been by two-way radio. GAUGES- Galllpolls,12.2 arx1 tory, lllerll! M. S. Bryant~ neigll- 25.3 ruming 52 feet o! rollers; The weather bureau llldltwas boring ~erst COoney said he Pt. Pleasant, 25.99; Pomeroy _ Vlrglnlo•o worst 11ood Iince 1936 was told by NeliiOil County lller. Mason, 23,02; Hlntm, 7.02 !all. u the Jame1 and ttl tributaries iff BUI Whitehead that Nel11011 !ng; Kanawha Falls, 15.07 riaflooded from theAUegbenyMcJun. COUnty counted 1 '29 dead and ing; Charleston, 25.91 rising. talns almost to the AtlanUc missing at this point and there's London, running 20 feet of rollOcean. fl,lite a bit of the county to go era; Marmet, running 38 feet and Entire Towns Under Water yet." Winfield, rumlng 36 reet. EntU. .mouJUI.n towns were 'lbere were W\confirmed re. BOAT MOVEMENTS: under water. lllporhiahways ports of other lsoialecl deatbsln GALLIPOLIS LOCKS - An~o~i~ , -~ -~~.~~s , drew P. CalhOWt down 3:45p.m.; aDd~ porlll!llliB' knciwll to - •J,. s.- Lewis down 1:05 a.m.; Ju. have drowned ln 111e St.ounton - lla Ann up 2:55 s.m.; Harvey Lexlagtoo areawhenhiscarover- Jordan down 3:45 a.m.; Susan turned In a raln.tlllecl ditch. Lane up 4:30 a.m.; ORCO down Fly Over Areas , 5:35 a.m . j Charles K. down 6:30 Gov. Mllls E. GodwinandDepu- a.m.; Titan down 7:10a.m.; Zat;y state Enghway Commissioner papa Service down 7:50a.m.; LuJohn Harwood were to fly over ther Herdman up B:20 a.m. the flooded areas later today w KANAWHA R!VER - London, aaaess damages. Fort Dearborn down 6:25 a.m.; Damage reports fromotherar- Marmet, 0, F, Slearer down 12:eas trickled In because ot tile 1D a.m.; Winfield, Jefferson up OF remoteness ot the mountain lo- 6:20p.m.; W. H. 91aver, Jr. up eaUUea. In Glaqow, 10 miles 10:30 p.m.; Franklin B. up 11 p. south ~Buena Vista, st.ote po- m.; Ml state up 3:4> a.m.; H. E. I. 01,. your houoe a oplfkling new pareonallly lhe oaoy way, with thlo rem~~rkablo./atex pe/nt. It goeo on oo quickly over exterior wood or masonry you'll be J SATURDAY- AUGUST 23rd UNTIL 5 P.M. FOR "ANNUAL OUTING" INTEINAnONAL BROTHERHOOD OF ELEORICAL WOUEIS-~OCAL NO. 317 'lE"siRiEiiSiru"RoiY-AuGusri"ot'h~uNnL_s_PMFoR UNITED - LOCAL NO. 3739 All Flavors CHECKER POP_______ ~·.::_IOC KINGS COOKIES --------3 lb. pkg•.l 00 HOME MADE HAM SA,LilD __~.:~ lb:.. ___ !!·. 89C GROWN POTATOES 25 andHOME50 LB. BAGS - ND11H SADIE'S lt'llh lllolf ......... Allrnltai,....W.t ·' ' ·• ' FITS YOUR PRESENT KITCHEN YOU MONEY " YOU'RE SO SMART TO BUY twelve equal monthly bills. And that's slicing it pretty thinl On your next Gas bill, read all about how you can join the Gas Company's Budget Payment Plan. • • .· .. ·..• ..... . • • • THINK OF ALL THE •• • • • • THINGS YOU CAN t:;IO • •• • '' '.' ' .. ....., . . . . . . . . ......---ltor ....,. •CI!~_, "' ' to make 111e treaty Soviet law. 5:45 a.m.: · Lock 17, BeUevWe Locka, Morris Harvey up 3:10 p. m.; Lock 21, Franklin Pierce down 6 a.m.; Racine Locks, Elsercllf[ up 4:15 p.m.; Kathy R. down 4:40p.m.; Ranger down 7:40 p.m.; Elaine G. down 5:20 a. m.; Greenup Lodc:s, Etna-Louisville up 7:40p.m.; Cotton QJeen up 8 p.m.; Rdllp Sporn up 9 p. m.; John Pushak down 1:30 a.m.; Ravenswood dQwn 2:40 a. m.; Brimstone down 4:30a.m.; Queen '' tndSAVE/ · •, _II~· 1 .i t t: '»'~ I NEW IlEAl'/ NAMED COLUMBUS (UPn - Sister Isabel Olarles has been named executive vice president and academic dean o! (l!lo Dominican College here. ·9Je will assume post In September, NOW PAINT AND SAVE WITH •••• I • RICH RED & GREEN e GALVA-GUARD PAINTS Extremoly durable pure aliQod pabts formulated tor maximum gloss rotonllnn ani weather resiatance. Excellent for metal roofs, buildings, wood trim. abutters, lawn tumiture, and ...,_ ment. Prime plvanlzed aurlac:oo wltb !i>-1361 Vlfll'l-Zinc Chnmate ~ C«ddttaw; badly ruated 11111'61ceo with No. Bt-A lied Loed Prbner. Sproaci!'W rato lllPl'OXImatoiY 500 square feet per pllon, ~IMIIng on surface coodldon. eRICH RED ONLY s 35 $. 50 f ·'QQ1i:f4h ' ., ~ t .,. ~· . ~; .. \, ~r~..,., ·.,..~ii' '7-20 pl. pl. ONLY,. :".E.BERSBA..·CH.· · ' ••I ., :·1.1· ', ·~ ., ~ ' ' • '' ' •• ,I '' ~~ •' " .i 5GAL LOTS • .. · ·' \ ·· •r ..· ' '' , ",EVElYTI(ING IN H4.RDW.UE(' I, , ,111,, .' ;, •' l.;;.;;;;.;•;a;~~~~i,;....;;.;;;... ,I," ' , ____ .i'l'!·,...,..:.;;r;;;;;;.;~~· ·~· ' • pl. · -::-J:~~~L~~: . Mn,. tiUaJi S'cfiatfii' hll b'ee 1··· ' ·~ v,.' ...... ·~~··_,; ·. ·l·' " ,· ,,.•. ·'i:r" " , , , Lift ua ,,,,. you for all your · ,,reacrlption and drug neecl1. DIS" attendance Aug. home in Germany. Mrs. Ethel Burdette recently vlolted relatl..s In Wei! Vlrgi.,. Ia. Mrs. Perry Davis, Mr. alii Mrs. Charles Burton, Mr am Mrs. Charles Powers, Columbus, called oo Mrs. Georgia Diehl om Mr. William Carnon, and atlended the Meigs Coun~ Fair• Mr. aad Mra. Clarence SAD-o ltl'o Albu)>, vloltedSaturda,ywith the Lawrence EI>Un family, Mra. 'Jbomas Darst and chfi. dren, Milan, 11))0111 the woekenl with her JOrollll, Mr. alii Mrs. Jameo Gilmore. Tho Laurel Qll! SUDcla,y.Scbool1 picnic wW be,!'""~ Saturday ovel , nlnr. Alii- ,:Q; · II tile roadolde par!< COII!Oilfe~ · . . . A fl1llll1 . • WOI hold.,.... <oatb' at jbo ,~, ol Mri. ··eu.; .. DOG E...,., ~: 30 reJa.; ' u..o ani lrluilrproaoilt tor tbe ·.-,~cn~c. Mrl; ~:;...· AJ~~~ipii, • •t' 1 ROOF AND BUILDING .' tJt · ~cr,, ,, .. ; ~ . ~~V"~~ -q,.:. I.C ,,,,~ ·.,., ' . !.. ' Iough are your friendly pharmacists CIYSWis.her and Lohso Roxall Drugo. Thoy havo low prescription prieta ancl prompt .. ,.,ice and discount drug prices aeven daya a week. tern down 7:30p.m.; Frances M. Hougland down 5:30a.m. "tl'" IJURE Wayne Swisher, Harold Lohse aftd Kenneth McCul· City down 5:30 a.m.; Jane T. down 6 a.m.; Meldahl Locka, Eas- ' •GR,EN · · • Azlaui2Uc. Dplr~ . . .-- ..... ..,.fMII · - OPEN 'DAILY 8:00 AM to 10:00 Pill Sundar i0:30 All ,to 12:30 PM and 5:00io 9:00 PM commtsl!lions but did not sa,y when or elaborate on whaUur • ther steps would be neeeasary Gill old family, ·Mr. ~ ,/;911>, alter vls!Ung relatives, ~15 returned to his Budget Payment Plan. It helps you plan,.,.., budget months • •• • • 'lbe news agency saJd Forolgn Minister Andrei Grom1ko had presented the treaty to the aon. Raymonf. of Zanesvllle visIted recently with Rev. Eugene anti ups in ·yotir Gas bill. Enjoy the convenience of the 12-month GIAIIT CAPACITYI •••GIIIAT YAL!JII ~NIIr1. . trea- nuclear nonproliferation 1;}', Mr. ard Mrs. Gilbert Gill ard . Oqn't let the ups and downs olthe thermometer make downs ' ahead by simply slicing up your yearly Gas bill into POll NIWEIIT ,IATUiile, GIIIATIIIT VALUIB .•. preme sovlethaveawrovedthe 17 at the Free MetfKxlist Church was 138, offerirw $45.14. ' Plan is shown on your Gas bitl under "Budget Amount." \ promptly prfH!Ided, BY BERTHA PARKER Sabbath The amount you would pay each month on the Budget Payment '-/ . to.. the CoreigDatraJrsoommls- stons of both hooaes of the su- News Notes heating over the entire year by paying the same arllount every month. SYRACUSE news agency Taas reported day Laurel Qiff avoid peak Gas bills in the cold winter months. You spread the cost of winter OPEN II to8 SUNDAY WILL SAVE the James reached Its highest level since 1877. Low-lying In- MOSCOW (UPb- Tho Soviet Bowles down 4:45 a.m.; Elisha Woods up 5:15 a.m.; Alan R. Merrill up 6:1> a.m.; Jenny A. Green up 7:10 a.m. OHIO RIVER- Lock 13, Jolm J. Rowe down 12:45 a.m.; Winnie Mae up 4:40 a.m.; Indiana up 9 a.m.; Tlbolt up 2 a.m.; Alton Zephyr up 3:50a.m.; Paul D. up It's the Gas Company's 12·month Budget Payment Plan. With this plan, you ARKET RT. 124 lice said tbey "found 125 houses covered with water." At l.o>Dchburg, ol!lclals said SHREWD SUGGESTION TO CUT WINTER ,HEAT BILLS 0 As o college-trained professional member of the community health team, the registered pharmacist works hand in hand with the phytician, bringing skill and experience to the important responsibility of compounding doctor's prescriptions accurately, promptly. Preocrlpdon ..roJco mW•c. LOVIN<l8l'ON, Va. (UPI) - () for You t•• Worst Since 1936 0 ·Salt :=:!t dron ln. bUMS wooid be admitted Senior cltlzon tvontl wore free of charge oo Educatlm Day adMiduledlor .each day, with Day. Aug. 25. The 10cond 1111ual Oblo state 1m aDd roliclont.o scln•llled lor actlvlllel today. Flir Amateur Boxlnc TournaActivities lor Nlllor dtlzona 111«11 waa to bellnFrlday. ZIIIOsloday Included balcool!a, craft vlllo w1111·' 39 oontealallt.o lecl111e .._otratiooa, donee loatruc. lilt of 233 boxers from acroaa tlmaildatalontsllow. 111e lt.lte. Slar-.ct entertainment toObmplc llglltwel&bt boxing day Included two appearances challll>lm Ramie llarrla ~ Caneach by the "C0WIIDI11 famtb' kin wlll act as a coadl in the Blnllnl ......,, Jom Davldaonand tournAment. Harrill is CID'reotly the IIlJa Muimba Band. A holi-. working with a youth Cllllljl aumcq,ter acrobaUca show waa alao mer program at Kent state Uniacheduled. verllty. ' ' Friday, Sal!llday, Sunday, August 22-23-24 •• • • DIRECTOR (UPI)- Jim Bi.l ll001.ched Lacro•• haa IIUDid execudve dlnctor of the Detroit lied Wlnaa ltlld of O)JmiU ttadlum where the Rod Wfl!lls .Plor. Virginia Suffers WEEK-END • year tnur ~ tha - - . . . . .. I ''Thea. SADIE'S •' .. Activit¥ loday Included f.H Uvelt.Oek Jlidslnc, 101110 llricultural producta Judllna, tile t.H horae lhoW1 Hm1RD11& ol the pie baldnc eontAIIt and a horlt pill, wore the lldJI!t bpo cable cor to CUT7 viaUora on a 2.000.toot or -' • dona Exhibit. Ji"eoted . Rummage Proceeds To Buy Equipment ' << around 111o f.lir aDd a Yautlllllr- lolraoari a1oa1 wl111 1lle pennnlal actlvl~, ., some EXECIJTIVE DETROlf op, who hu alnce 1145, ening Today FRANCIS FLORIST Vows Taken August 9th .,.. The Dally Sentinel, Middleport-Pomeroy, State Fair project 011Bsed by Mra. Fielding Hawkins. Read at t11e ~eetlng ware thlllk..you oote~ !rom Mill Emma chalronan, ,•....;....,.,. · 1 1 .,..._ that. asm1ar booklet had been oent to Pete w ' •-'••In omor ... .... -laland "' , Mrs. Fred llo!lmari COilducted the meO!tlnc.witb. Mr·s. Wlnebren- NEW HAVEN- The marriage ter oC the bride, ot San FraneleOUTSIDE TEEN DANCE Sat- of Virgin!~ Anne Kowaleski, dau. co, Calif., was nurld or hooOr. .!fie wore a gown ol pale plnk crepe urday at the Pomeroy tennis gllter of Mr. and Mrs, Henry V, courts from 8:30 p.m. to 11:30 Kowaleski of Jamesburg, N. J., witb e1111>ir0 waist andalll&lchlng p.m. The Jays wlll emcee. In to Sgt. Charles Andrew Karsch- pink ribbon headdresa . .!lie carcase of rain the dance will be nik, son ot Mr. and Mrs. Louis ried a Colonial bol.quet ~ pink roses, dn"ysantbemums and held inside the Pomeroy Jun- J. Karachnik ot New Haven, W. ior High auditorium. Va. took place on Saturday, Aug- daisies. Sot. Paul Seller, ~ tbe Air MEIGS FRESHMEN cheerlead· ust 9, at noon In Holy Trinity · Force at McGuire AFB, Trenton, ers wilJ hold car wash, Satur. Church, Helmetta, N. J. Rev. Sigismund Zalewski, pas- was best man. · M.S£t. Gerald day, 9 a.m. to 5 p, m. at Middleport Village Hall; proceeds tc tor, pertormed the ceremony. Brown, McGuire AFB. was an go for purchase of new uni- .. Ava Maria," 44 Panl& Angeli. usher . Following the ceremony, 75 forms. cus, ' 1 and uo Lord I Am Not Worthy,'.' were vocal selections gueBts were entertained at BuckSUNDAY BOBO FAMILY reunion, Sun- otfered by Ignace Maclejeft'ski, ley's Dining ltoom, YardJYWe, N.J. A backgroundororganmusic day, new Route :J3 rest area, organist. on right golng towards Athens; The blrde wore a gown or em- was enjoyed by the guelta during basket di~ner. Bring table serv- broidered nylon net over silk or- the rf!ception and dinner. The bride, a graduate ot the ice. ganza, with oval neckllne, scalloped sleeves and hemline ·and Helene Fuld School of Nunlna In satin sashed at lUI empire waist. Trenton, was engaged in graduate TO HONOR GERLACHS Her veil was ot nylon tulle mu. nursing at Helene Fuld Hospital. A farewell party honoring Mr. slon capped with a white satin The groom, who attended Poto. and Mrs. Wendell Gerlach, who bow. 9\e carried a Colonial bou. mac State COllege at Keyser, w. will movelaterthlsmonttttoO!iJ. quet of white roses, chrysanthe- "'' prior to enlisting In the Air licotJJe, has been plannedtor7:30 Force, is a laboratorytectudclan mums and daisies. p.m. Sunday evening at the MidMiss Barbara Kowaleski, sis- at the Walter Reed Army Medidleport t:hurch of Christ. Gercal Center, Washlngtoa, D. c. lach has beentransrerredtoChilMter a wedding trip tl!roug!t licothe b.Y Columbia Gas of Ohio. Canada, Sgt. and Mrs. Karschnlk will live in Maryland. Equipment tor Veterans MemOMITTED FROM !JST orial Hospital will be purchased Miss Mary Bradbury, Middlewith proceeds from a rummage port, attended a bridal shower !~, .~~~~ 2~ .~t .11"1 Mooday nigtll honoring -Mlsa Conmen g AUX Jfary of me hospital. nie Cooke. Her name was unin·T he sale lias been scheduled tentionally omitted rrom the guest for Sept. 9-13 in the Court st. list. building formerly occupied by tlle HlUUp Sisters. Residents RETURN TO CLEVELAND with rummage to contribute to the Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Russ Cleveland who have spent Ule past sale may leave It at the hoapitaJ week here with Mr. and Mrs. anytime prior to Sept. 8 when Phllip Meinhart and Miss Erma the women will take It to the building to prepare for the sale. Smith have returned home. Deoth ·of Son. in-Law Learned Wednesday . ' -' • .. ,I• ;/ ': ., ~'j t"i,· . ·' * 'i �'' • > . . . ~ ,llolb' sentinel, Mlddleport-l'omero,y, INFORMATION · DEADLINES S , .... Doy &oforo P.,.,liutlon ,..,....,. o.... ,,_ ' •. 1ft. C•..tollotlon• I Corroctlont Will ... .ccoptecl uMII 9_ a.m. for Doy of Publlc:otion ! \ REGULATIONS TM P-.lioher ,,,,,,.. t"- rltht to Nit or rolltt ony otlt Ho.,.a ob· .. ctl.-1. Tt., ,..lither will ltOI . . rooponsl.. lo for - • tho" •- 21, 1969 • E~e~hing Find . WANT AD i 0., AIJ&u&l ' • .. Bush...ss Opportunitits For Sale Wa,nt Ads Frqpt Auto's To Yo.. Yo's:. '.Jn 8entirtel . For Sale For • • ~le .,.,.r - - ____ _____ ___ -------------- IOJ. J~~~.~~:~. • ss.ss. ,.•.,., •.•. ,.... -GUARANTEED.PHONE 992·2014 Frum lbo ....... TruCk or Bulllio... ....... To '1'111 llllllllut H - dOn. G •1u .102 IOVIB (D) WIECDI StnlceDAYor NIGHT ... CALL , Complete Fnlnt·~ and Brake S..lce BLAETTNAR'S RAIUNGS SERVICE DAY 992·2151 lCIGHT -J3Z4 ""' ~. R.ll. RA'ILERS Plu• tall "2•7260 LecatM & Ncoppoblo tiro OROIN .... CI NO. ... AN oaDJNANCE TO .u.ND (8. DL.'iAM:E NO. !'f~ J:BTABLISH· IlliG A !tWA'ID lllrAB'IImlft IN THl!: YILI..A(JJ. Oil' POIBIIOY, OHIO: BSTABUIImfQ. B.A'nl J'OR MlC'I'IB.&D SEB.VKZ AND MON-IIIttc.-. -.VIes I'IJa THE. CONSUMDS Of' 'ftiE 8AJD WATER S'nn'lal: TO PmVDJI JlUU£6 AND BSOtll.A.TlONS f'O& , .D MID WA,_ Svn. A!fl) DECI.AJUNQ ,\IN Dllt:ROJ:NCT. • rr O&DAINID, .. faUns br Ulfo COUIK'U of Ule VWap fll Poma,_,, Oblo, t . . . .trdl ol all . . . . Jw.n oMdetl \beret. eoa,ellftinl, \bat 0....._,. No. 3'7t. ~ Ho•olll&:cr VA<.;AI'<l.'Y lor two eiGOfl1 people. Prefer priwte pold pa. llonta. Mo- T/Wl115. 10-8tfe ROOF P AlNTING by hour ot contracl. No job too small or too large. l'llone 992-7002 or 9922806. li-11Mltc WlLL CARE ror etOer!y person in my home. Phone 992-S'nO. 14. lilT. 11 Mroby amelllled to tbo ..... • 8-20-6tc , IOoUoa ............. 1 .. daani"ed .. folio-: DCTION :11: n.M a.. fODoWllll anlo• alld retultlUooo lll eoanocUoll. WIUI \bel ...._ Q!lte~a an • W. lc .... : R'Uia AND BBGliLA'IION8 Secuon 1. Applk:atioa. ,_ waw ODDDotUoD. All appllcatlau hi' .... at water 1111111 be -cle ln 'lrl'lUDI • bluU fuldabtd 'DJ tM Wotor Jlropmtmont bJ' U. peno• or ..,... u. 4osbtDI ....... Ulld. maut N1e UUIJ aacl fulb \bo UM1 to wlllcll the wac.r Jl to bo applied 1114 tiM HAM SHOOT, >;unaay, bogiM!ng at 1 p.m. on the Bob Hill Farm, sponsored by the Racine Emergency Squad. The proceeds will go on the new emergency truck. B-19-5tc Lost. to bl OWPPUocl. A ~.ap ' " of m.oo .... •• •""*'· ..,.. or. LUNCH BUCKET betweenAtllena aOO KUw:sbury Road, t.s lni· tlals ·~.A.," contains motor· cycle parts. Phone 992..6831. 8-21-3tc .tWJ .,. PCIJd tap 01' ..u. '*" J'oe for t" Mall bo tlai.DD f'ee tor ll" tap abl.ll be 1:1110.00. roe tor 3" tap absll .,. ..,.,• . Fee for .... 1.ap ltlall be ta.OO. Lu.-r taps lhan ,... .ua 1:1o ln· 1tallocl for • nomtaal hl..Ur fOI. A dQo.tlt of Dl5.00 'dlall 11o a'llllilecl b'om prvopeeUyo c:o--.rw .. I'W'Ultee ~,..,- ., bWa IIDr loei'Yke lum11hocl, u pntvlded Ln lhdioa . . .tt of UM1 Ob&o . . _ .. Cod<. hvUoa :11. 1'bat o11 ()Mtna..., OJ' Pit$ of Onll!lolnees in c:onfUc:t. wllb tile ~ of Lb1l onllalaoll lbaU '-'· aiMI Ute Nme bereb:r are roo - Sedktn 3. 'Jb.at th!• Ol'diallam dliiD tdo llffoc:t and be 1R ..... from ud alter the cuu.t podM. aiJewe4 b7 law. -·.. APP&OVED: CM.t.a&.ll W. LIGAII ATnBI': .I ANI WAL. TON Q.IRC ~T; &U: 1-tl Jtic: li!GAL NOTICI! -- NOTICE 011' APPOINTMENT c... No. 28168 l•r.te .t Garnot A. Co,.on, Doo Notln It horoby glv.,. that An" C. ttele, tl 3051 Wottwood Nt111horn lhu ..vord, Clnc:lnnotl Ohio, ho1 "-" duly a,polnto.J Ad..,lnlatratr!.r ol tt.. E1tcrto af G•rwt A.. Canon, 4Keon4, late of M-'v• County, -- - -- --------- FOR HmE, new <renchor water line, cos opool clralnl t to 12 wide. Paul AllderiCII, Mo11011, w, Va. PhCIIIe 773-578! after 3:30 or 9t9-3915, Racine. 4.l9.1:f< lor Qualifying Qroduat.• CIUIII lflft S,lftHII tf .. II!II.GCE' FREE WHEEL lf.M:.T..•.;r.... --~- BALANCING GENERAL C, C. BRADFORD AUCTIONEER Compl~~ . · .... ••," 9t9-3821 Raelnoj>I OIIlo Crlttl!radronl S.l-tfc _____ ____ ___ _ can 7~ Oruc. The first national automo- bile show look place In 1900 in Madison Square Guden, New York City . Tbirty-<llle manufacturers bad can on . c..,"', display. ' • 8-19-6tc The male fur seal eau notbing for several month• durinl tbe breeding seaoon. IA111111 ---·-~~ . ... ... ~.--- .. -:~ . . - ---- . ~ l l.lhraJwa- 2. Oublalul· - tile .._._ lt.llltu~ t. Hot diltaBt D. lee ..,.or ,._., Ja.=.n ........ ........ ........ .......... ..,.. . ·....... - _ _..... ........ ""'"" S.Pntomlty AT THESE T.IIIJ)UCJI ....... EXAMPLESi 1 t.Aeeount 24.11:kin• y......,........ :::" U.Cerl.Mor . Jam' 31. ftree, Ia .. IT.IAir·llke put 10."'""' n.au.t 11. a..olvliiC tron1. &tHflttllo 327 Yl ong. 125•H WW ,,,.,, P.B. ,...., E· cloclt1 wh. covoq, 110f.oty troup, poww unllorcoot, Stick• Prla $377.5.45, Judged bJ sentiment arount the country among tube watchers. Y<JU should tlelno&e the rella wttO thot 1.() that shindig tor the astro..uts. All due honors to them, cerWnb'. But did we lave to blow another 100 s;raad ol taJPaYers' money for politico hanger..ons to pt tb1helr bllkbw? 1LBIU ao. Hoaker 11.A4*t:d, Utllti11 Uttle. euly ' . n.oau.ewar ' D.D CTORIB MAILBAG No Available Drugs For Facial Hirsutism 1969 Chewolet Townsman St. Wcton• 2 .... , ,_., tallaet•, powot • ...,,,., Turk H,..__..lc tJano. 1o t.rokoa, 300 H.P. 350 ••· ln. . . .,,., E. clod. 115 WW 'tiNt. full Ho wtt. C..,.,IJ' fi•IU~ee Hill lteha, cho~t~~M - . , W.W• flnl•"• YM.rcoet. Stlckw Prla 1!9S4AO. ,114"" ....... ... "' .............,., llllrr•, ,2 •..-.cl. E wl,.,. & • .,_,..,,HOt klt rw• .UIII,..., t.ilw & •fio...,, Colof while. i : $2099.00, '• Effort ""'"'"' ,........,. . ,....., '" ..._.. u.. o........ IMII ear ......... .,.... . ....,. ,...... ........................ IIT.IL DISTRIImH 00. • 435 So. Ki ..t.uu,i. . !lpllllflold, .... - . . ... ''' r• ' . .J· .' ; " ' gray? " •J:: . ot'• ••• • 0. ~.' •• i.\J · A - Grayitlt is a aatunl ' '~-~ accompaniment of a g i a g. ...... Worry, illness and nervous. exhaustion m~~ hasteD tbe · · ,'•. process but ia the sort .~of thing that would be bard·· :. ~ ;: . ';.,... to prove. Q-1 bave loNM that hair s p r a y s can injure one'a lungs. Is this true! A - lohallq llalr oprap over a on>loogeci period - --.· can authorities DOW I'OCOIIIJilOBd the wearing o( a (irOiedlve moat by hair dre-ro to n- dllCOexpolure. ' '• ' : ~!· ,' ' •f .! ~. t'1 ... 1'\<itl'• ' chemical bolr - -· M1legl! A-All You Jl'l'lfr, · ·, to••• .. 't<,.'i,(;.,;·j,;,.. ' " ;i;l;, :!"jl'i'io~o. :· · f,:)~'. ) t~H ., .~;, er :~~ I Q-h II oale to uoo a ( " - - ' t 1 I R I rr•wt ' .....,t! · ~ ~ , ,. even the womau wbo 11181 a . )J: ) • Open.Em. .... . Til II ~· · •· · hair apr•y at home. Some 1, ~~~o=~~:/1~\ni~~ - lit dryen harm· · . ~,.f ' -·· .... Ttl-._,""" .. IN..,. -.1111 0.,.... .......... '' ' Q--1 am • womaa, 25, and am getUng gray. I bove bod three nervous br:eakdOWDJ. Could thio turn my hair YBJDRO ; • *M. 1, ~ .~· Irritate the ~- Tbo bolr dreuer, whole Opawre is dally, is at a for risfl thaD the customer or •• • • - r o . . . . , . . o t ..... 4tl •• DLCOMCI IIIWITIUTIOII four enlh:aaf1 word1. 1Nfij ,........, ............... utel d ................. ,.. .... .... ' •(' ,' .' ,.-' -ter · . 1969 Chmolet II. Ton PIeta, 6 .crl. ~ ft. ~ .... llock "' I•"'"· 205 --- Q-Doel eleelrolysls really remove hair permanently'? Is It safe? A-la tbe baads of an ex- · SaYinb Tl• Price $3346.00 you Cu Earn $800 A MOIIth Or More. Bued On Your ........... usual cause. There are drU~ that will control Cushing s diiease, if that is what you have, but no drttgs tor hirsu· tism per se. --Io--ta fora~ fective method of removinl unwanted hairs one by one. A-If enesllve Ill e • t 1& generated, this will mate your hair brittle. But it willr not damage your sealp. ly WAYNE G. BRANDSTADT, M.D. Q-1 am a ·HUHwife, 57. I have hair growing all over my face. Is this a symptom_ of Cushimr:'s disease? Is there any drug that wm help peit, tliiS iS a we'--a nT ef- · Q--Are balr llnlcramWe--luoobleo, .............. .,... ........ ...,. 4N.T. ? ful to the scalp? 'JJ1l11100m~e-~=*~= SatiiiiS TIN Price $2605:00 Tllll W11 .. ..... A. A. Buckeye A-Althoul[h thio may occur ia Cushing's diaeaae (in· creased adrenal activity), a beredltary trait Ia the mOll 1969 Chmolet Biqne 2 •· 6 crlo ~lli:t., 825 WW ,,,.,, P.&. rodlo, Awlorlu's ............... .,.... ........... Pus !'au .. . ' _, me? I --............................ ............ -.. ....... ... ... .... ....... ........................... -- L-------='-=;:..t (paf<otlyJ 3t.lhelol SaYIIIIS Time Price $3207.00 Distributor For This Area ll.lf'IM&t •• 59 ~· ~­ -: TODAY'S QUESTION 38. -..!=.- t.M unHtcoal, coler, Cort.a Sll.,..,, Site.., Price . 13005.30. ...- Pus Instead of bidding three spades your partner baa reaponded two clubs to )'0\11' one.paM openinJ;--You rebid tvto diamondl and he bids two heaJ-ta. What do you do now'!' Dear Mr. President: ,........ ....... "' ... _ ......... DOWN LOO i969 Chmllet Caprice H.T, Cpe. Color !.ureuftdr Powerglldo Mail Call CROSSWORD· 69~ fJVT SPARE TIME • Pus .,. . · -' .AKIU 'IQIS 9AKlt41 •1 · What do you do now? 'i A-Bid 11ix tJPIIdes unleu JGUr putner may llave _ • very_ pod baodoud,..,.... ~Ia that cue, bid five DO~trmap to explon the IJQd alam. All. SEWING MACHINES, repolr aervlee, all makes. WY 2.l2Bt. Tile Fabric !ltop, I'Oirlero¥. Autborlzeci lln&er Solu and Serrtce. We 9tarpoa Sc110ora. 3.294c · ..J., I 'EM 4JI4c . . ht flteL 3• !'au OF MOVE -------------- '63 VOLKSWAGEN, ·sond ccxdi· lion, John A. Jeaen• .._ 992-G'/73. ll-21-3tc -------------- -------------- Aug. 1%9. ,,...,. JINI.. of ... 111 111•, 1121. 1/21 Jtc 511 HARLEY IJavidiiOD IIIOU)rcy. 64 BUICK Skylark, V-8 autmDa· tic, 2 door lanitop. 11925679 after 5 p.m. -------------- CrHitott oro reqwlted to file tholr P. H. O'BRit:M ----------.---- Auto Sales cle. Contact Carl Ralrdon, 1963 OLliSM:OBILE coo..rtlble, HarUoni, w. va. 8-ltJit<: FEMALE. Evenirws free, No exaew ~q~, $3115, can - llavoo perience needed to earn 25per 882-2355. 11-17-Stp cent cc:nmiaaion demonstrat- SLIGIITLY USED Kenmore 800 autclnatlc washer, 3-cycle, ~ 1953 GMC I> .ton truck, V-8 with ing toys. No tnve stment. Car eludirw permanent press. Ex· neeeasarJ. Write To)' Ladies caWe ncki lD good COIIditloa. cellent coodition, $195. can Party Plan, Joh-n, PL $180. Call 992-993L 992-2610 or 247-2674. 15902. . 8-20-3tp _, 8-17-6tc MECHANIC, must have own haDJ COAL, LUMP, egg, stJlker, mine tools. Contact Robert Four· run. Excelsior Salt Works, nler. serVice Manager 1 Mason East Main St., Pomeroy, Phme Coualy a.rysler • Plymouth 99W89L 3-13-lfc C..r<er Inc., 675-1225. = -----,---· S,)9-6tc POODLE PU~ ~Lt.:S. AKC T o y ' -- - - . .- --- - - ----· mhdature, $75and up. stud service and grooming. Phcn 992For Sale ·or Trade . ~443. 11-3-Uc 196K l:AMEI!O 327, 4 · - .-~-----------Phone 992-6.')47. EXCESs BODY Duld with Flu*> S.21-6tc llblota, ~tl.49, at Nt111011 cl.. llla with aold flclueiiM'r within o...4 thla fth 111-, of AWNINGS, otonn - · a n d ~·· <:arporta, marqpeea, blown and ball inaulatlon. Eimer White, sales repre111Dr Uw. For free eati.mate1, PhODt O.rles Uale, Syracuse. V. V. J - and Sao. Inc. ,5-14< -------------- Pus • '' I '. You, South, bold: t1on oervlce. Jack' a Refrleorallon, New Haven. Flloae 882. 2079, ..1. *'"Sotlth Q--The blddlno lw West North r..t ET -------------- tact Esta Brickles, Albany Gull service Station, Alball)', Ohio. 3-194W JlREAKINB. c.., .... .,...,,., ..,.., -------------- -------------- -------------- FOUR BEDROOM home in Syra· cuse, modern kitchen and bath, large lot. Phone 992-2455 or 592..4269 in Athens. B-20-3tc !IW>IYINSA~ ~m<'!l'OUR WECI<T IS ENOlX!JH 10 MAKE 'THE WHOLE il-!IN6 FALLJ RE-TREADS $9.50 each ~:~~ffi:::":: 1tralr~lng o"n to oroilnPtrl· 1811- can- Help Wanted Ohio. ........nth.. -------------- HURRY1 MOM ••. 'THE BRICGE !& CONTINUES Middlo"Pert Aero•~ Frern Tlny"o ••1 bod- . SEPTIC tank1 cleaned. Miller TWO ROOM house ia O.eater, FURNISHED lint .,_, ttllc'-7 . Sonitallon. !lewart, Oblo. Pll. · water, electric aM ps, also 882.3035. 2-12-U• includes cooking ·•nd heatl.hg Middloport. HW874. fl.4.ll< 11 to v e s aDd refrigerator. SEE NEIGLER Billdin& !qtplr $1,000, Pho"' 985-3891. FURNISI:Iri> hoo.se in PunerO)', lor buU<IID& your 1\ome, cal! <:c. ' 8-20-64> live rooms and bath, ' Q,f Nelller, Racine, 0. ,... 99Z..OS262. 3-6-lfc 3.284c PURE PORK luncheon3lb. $2.29, 3 doz. ea• $1.17, 2 lb. bulOKna $1. 09, 5 lb. tomatoes 39 TRAILER LOTS, Bob'o Mobile CIGARETTE · vOIIdln& macblneo Cwn, iirracuoe, Oblocmand oervlce. ABC Enterprises, cents, 3 lb. 8 oz. jelly 98 c~mts, Rt. 124, Ph..,. 992-2951. MaiCII, w. Va. Phone 773jowl 3 lb. sliced $1.39, corn 11-11-tlc 5543. 6.&4c 39 cents doz. M & G Food Mar· ket, 3 miles south of Middleport 00 Rt. 7. 8-20-3ip SMALL HOUSE, lower Monke7 AIR CONDmONING Refrlaen. Run, basic:ally furnioheci. CCJI>. atftet number of pn.ndeol CWIIeC\ -------------- 1-r! TOO Rl &KY TO GO NEAR lHAT TRUCK. 81LLY, Itl OPEN 1HOSE DOOR5 IN NO TIME. SALE -------------- -------------------LID.t.l. NOTtCI srAND eACK , SON • PASSENGER HOBSTETTER REALTY Business Services -------•.., TIRE FUNK HERALD'S SUPER SERVICE ------- -------------Door - "'""- WHITEWALL - -- - --- ------ 7.s.atl~P ~ ~-tfc NEW TREADS 2 for $22.00 -------- c••• IN.T. Pa. - c"1'!"'" READY • MJX concrete dollvoreci rlllllt ID 1our project. Fall · and easy. Free estlmatel. Ph. 992.all8t, Geoileln ~-¥IX co., Middleport, Ohio. HARRISON'S TV AND ANTENNA SERVICE. Flloae IIS2.l522 • . 6-JO-tfc U·HAUL -------------- __ _____ _____ _ Doputr SN.T. IN POMEROY -------------- -- - ----------- 1121, 8/28 2tc: North-- ' c~11 !~EElls -- - ----------- --- - ------·- -- tQJ88 .KQH Business Services -------------- _______ ____ _ .KI .-- ·------ -- ------------ ---------.----- - ------------ .AIOf F• The Fastnt I. Mol~ P-rey, 0 . . ynn11 ·· xu 910t7U •xi .... 9AQ2 -------------- - --- - --------- -------------------- -· -•n1u ILAETTNAIS ------- ,,, 9JU .A IOU .AHI -------------- - - ------------ -------------- ' . UPEIT ..... All1•11111 -- --- - --------- ----- - - I rv1ces s1ness PAIIII' -------------- - -------------· ... .. '( ., FOR SALE by owner, Paradise 8 ROOM HOME. bath, garFALL PAINT SPECIAL Lake, completely stocktd. AJ.. SOLID STATE stor:eo. ~989 wllap, oewrollata, in Mooon, W. nut -.oeoaooiowftllf-'<· so snack bar wtth modern fa.. Va. Conact Lllllao Grtimn. ALL OUTSIDE ere, t-spood a.itlomalic clall!lcilities on 107 acre farm, 'h 8-21-3te IMorroct il'l.. rtion. er. Talco of acre tcit. baae. Has 3 bedroom UTES $5.25 per mootb or POl' bolonee fllrm homo .....,letei.Y modern, F01 Wont Ad S.rvlu MAPLE STEREO,l989early Amdue •69. 80. Call 99WS52. 5 Uftfl ,., WOI'.d OM intortiOfl carpeted, washer, dryer. A eriCan atereo radio combl•8-20-&e OFf Mhti.,11111 Chclrto 7Sc gQOd business investment. tlm. This Is a boauUIId lOUd 12 conto P'l' word throo c:onoocu· Must sell due to deatll of t.a~o­ tlvo inoortiontalate unitwilb4.opeedcbanior. , SINGER SEWING machlM with •• contt per Word ti• conoocuti"'o band, Price $21,500, Cali ~6Take OYer )lQ11101111 of $6 per round bobbin, like touch'ltHW1 h•oortlont . 6273, GalliJ>Oiia. mcnlh or paybolanceol$84.20, in lovely wall'llt cabinet Equip25 per cont Dioc:ounl on poid odo 11-l!Mitc _,_ onclodt poid within 10 doyt . For free home demonetration PHONE 992-2111 ped to zigzag, buttonhole, blhxt CARD OF THANKS & OBITUARY call 992-3352. 8-li.Jitc Opon til 6 Dally hem, etc, Pay ~8.80 ,..h or $1.50 fgt SO word m•nlrt~ulll . Ea . terms. Phone 992-2685. wanted To Buy o4tlitionol word lc. B'LIND ADS CHINA CABINETS, rouad llbltl, 6-19~c Additional 25c Char'il• P"' Adnr· old clocb, etc. Writ. or eoll For Rent tlto-nt . Auto Sales M. D. Mllle:r, Rt. '. Pomii'01, ELECTROLUX vacuum clea~r OFF1CE· HOURS FIVE ROOM hoUse, bath. UllUlre B:JO • ·"' · to 5 :00 p.m. Daily cc:wnplete w 1 t h attachments, pllone 1112.8271, ~· at Maplewood Lake. 60 SENACA Sb, P.S., A. T., on6w 1130 o.m. ~o 12:00 NoM Soturdoy cordwlnder atXI paint &,Pray, 8-21-&tc Urea, wheels, best runner, repoueased but in Uke new Employment Wan_ted LEGAL NOTICE $350. cau 99Z..OS233 alter 4 p. condition. Pay $37.45 or terms REMODELING W 0 R II. Phooe TRAILER, BROWN'S Trailer ~ ~· IN THE COMMON PLEAS COUA:T is desired. Phone 992-2685. 992-5039. 8-19-6!< Park, Mineroville. Phone 992MEIGS COUNTY, OHIO 6-19-Stc 3324. 6-21-12tc 1986 FORD 'h .(on pickq), 28,000 DIXIo L· YonMefor, Insurance R. D. 1, actual miles' radio, delue HOUSE AND four lots, $3,600. Ml4illloport, Ohio, TRAILER WITH bullt.oo Uvlng AUTOMOBll..E Insurance been heater. Phone Cheater 985plointiH, Also a garden tractor, two p1 cancelled'? Lost yoor operaroom, ideal tor young or el3350. can be seen at NeweO'a haters, cross cut saw and two Chorlot W. VonMo.. r, tor's license? Call 992.2966. derly coq~Je. No children. can Sunoco. 11-l~fc 171 p-rl Streot, wedges, 108 ft. electric wire 6-15-tfc 742-4936. 3-21-31< Mhlclloport, Ohio, who .. cable, cane hooki alao rabbits. cvwont rwallln.11 addr••• I• U5NB454374, Ne~val James B. Phillips,l8 cave~. T..-CI Stotlon, Koyporl, Pomeroy, Ohio. S.19-4tp. FOR RENT - Modern furn!Bbeci Real Estate For Sale w.S.hliitJMn, 91J.45, Wanted Dof1ndant. apar1ment. 3 large rooms and RODNEY DOWNING N()U'I t: MANAllt,;K, man (R. wo.... lo4,S23 bath. Ali utllitles furnished. LONE STAR b<at, motor am Roo! Br<tkar NOTJII! BY PUBLICATION man, w1ll give 50 per cent COIJto. Plloao 992.:1M2 See at 256 So. Fourth Aw., trailer. N e w ftnioh, ~~. Chcrlor W, VonM•tor, whoto ploco mlsalon. ABC Cleaners, MaMiddleport. S.l3-12tp of roaidoi'!CO it USH94S437~ 1 Naval Phone 992-2288, 8-l~fc -~ Oblo'5-la.tl son. W, VL 7-rT.;tc . Torpodo Station, Koypott, "o•hlng• ton 983ol5, .,.;n tolco notlco thot on Auguat 19tfl, 1969, tho undor.itnod 8-N FORD tractor an::l mower, ex- ·111AlLEll SPACES. Beautillll lo1 catiOill ror your mobile home. fllod her P•tlt!Ofl ogolnat hhn In GOOD HOME for poodle, i h cellent cordition, John V, Botho Court of c-mon Plooa of yeara old. Phone Coolville, Natural p1, city watel\ ard O'BRIEII AND CROW Molga Covnty, Qhla, pr .. ylng for o gard, Long Bottom, 0 h I o. 667-3332. aewap. Starting prices $5 a dlvorco, rottoratiCIII of 1n0ld.n no111•l REALTY COMPAIIY Phone 843-2734. 8-19-Stp ond othw r.elief on tlto tround• o 8-21-3tp month and "' vuma G. Zuatrou netloct of duty. Sold CCIIU . . WHY PAY RENT? will bo for hearing on ond oftor tho poo, Mo-W. VL HEAVY DUTY Porter cable elecOWN YOUR OWN HOME Jrd doy of ·Q ctohr, 1969. 7~ Notice tric saw. Four 71h in. blades. CALL US TODAY PIXIE L. VANMETER GUNSJ INTE!ili.'.TED in locatll'l! Phone 992-2922. 8-2G-3tc Salesman Fo"' u ii -RooM' ~ni-;h" .. apartPlolntiH Kentucky rifie made by laue Cr-, Crow I Portor 1, m e n t, dt:ft!nstalrs, Racine. HENRY CLELAND AIMrMya for plalntiH Haines. Call or write T~ a 24-INCH COAL furnace. MechanPhone Albert ·HIU, 949-2281. 8/21,8/28,9/.4,9/11,9/ 18 Ofllco-992·2259 WUaon. Wilson's, Delaware, lcalb' operated. Phone 9929/28, 10/2 6-17-e>.c Ros.-992-2568 Ohio, 614-363-9322 or 614-3633114. 3-19-3tc 3781. S.21-3tp 8-17-6tc FURNISIIED and unlllrmCHOICE BUIIJJING lots n e a r .P.,rtmerta. Clo11 to aehool. THE CHESTER rire IlepL will ,, Five Pointe. Phooe 99Z..OS930 Ph- 992-5434. IIJ.1a.tfc LEGAL NOTIC! hold Ito amual Labor Day eel· 8-IIJ.l2tc _. ------- ··-----ebratlon Monday, SepL I with NOTtCE ON FILIMG Of FOUR ROOM fllrniahod I)IOJto IMVEMJORY AMO APPRAISEMENT a chicken t.rbecue aOO spare CHOICE BUIIJJING lots in Midmont, bath, adulto and re!erThe toto of Ohio, Molgs County ribs, hanemad~ ice cream, pie Probato Cour1 dleport. Ph- 99W284. .... ,, llt'h Mulbarr1 Aw. and cake. A parade at 1:30 p. GEO. HOBSTETTER, Bro~•r S.lll-12tc Phoni 992-6698. 7.a-tl'c To tt.. E:.ocutor or Admlnl1trator m., a garden tractor pull at of tt.. oatoto; to •uch of tho Fol· 2lh ACRES - S rooms, b a t h, l-ing 01 ore roaldentt of tho Stoto 3 p.m. Those who plan toe~ LOSE WEIGHT safely wllh llex· rront and slde porches, fruit af Ohio, vla:-tho turviYing apeuao, ter the tractor pull must subrt.. Mlff of lcln, tlto bonofielort.• A-Diet Tablota, only 98 eenta THREE BEDROOM mobUe heme. room, prage. Asking $9,000. wndor the will: and to tho attornol mit their entry by Aug. 'n. or attornoy.' ropresontlng ony o at Nelson one. M & G Food Market, 3 mUeo Weigh sUps must~ in contesttho ofotolllontlon•d ponona: 7-29-30ip POMEROY - 6 rooms, bath, 3 south of Middleport on Rt. 7. Chorloa H. Barnhart, Solhbury ants' possesaion day or pull. 8-20-3tp bedrooms, nice woodwork, tun Township, M-lv• County, Ohio. ..,.. Serving will begin atl1:30Lm. • ,.., 20,155. basement. Gao !\&reed air fur. You ore horoby noflfioO thot the 8-21-6tc BEANS, hall runner, pick yoor ..... Good buy, $9,500. lftWntiM'y and ApP'olaomont of tho own, $3 bushel. Bring coolaitr 01t1:1te Of the oforomontlonod, doo '·. . er. Andrew Croa&, Rt. 2, Rac.osH, lote of teld (gunty, wos THEm.; .rut bOa l'IIIIUilap sale RACINE Al!EA '.:: Nice' 6 roorr fUM 1n this Court. S.ld \I'IYontory ··- a..20.Ute at 231Mlll5i, Middleport, Fri.' ' cine, Ohio. ancl Appflllao~r~ont will b• fat hoarbrick," large bath and livitW NEWLY DECORATED furniohed Ina boforo thlt Court on th• 8th d;y day !rom 9 a. m to 3 p.m.; - -- - ---------room. Gas forced air furnace, of Sopto111bor, 1969, at 10:00 o'clod apartment. Can be seen at NewSaturday rrom 9:30 a. m. till NEW MOON two bedroom mobile A.M. garage. S16,000. ell's sunoc:o, Chester. Phone noon. Nice School Clothes. home, 1969 model, beautiful inArty ponon do1irln!. to fllo o:.c•po tlont thoroto 111utt fl tho"' at loott 985-3350. Sporutoreci by Stella Guy, terior. FIIII.Y carpeted. Outside HELEN or VIRGIL TEAFORD fl•o dayt prior to tho dCIIto sot for 8-10-tfc 3-2l-3tc r-ood otops, all electrlc:al Maring. ASSOCIATES 992·3325 hookq), cement blocks inclucJ.. Gl•on undot rwy hond ond 100! at aold Court, this 18th tloy of Au1nt, eel in selling price. eau 992SYRACUSE 1969. FURNISHED three room -"" RUBBER STAMPS to or· 7095 after 5 p.m. 8-20-3Jp 16-19-31• P. H. O"IRIEH dor, 2f hour oervlce. For_. . · 'MWb' docora&. Jud• and ••officio eel. 507 Mill 51., M!ddloport. iDfonnatlAlol eo11 Dwala or wn. COLT", phone 992-5039. Clot'\ of aollll Ceurt Pbooe 992-:1792. 11-2~ ly JeMt E. Mon"ls mo caoto, PortlaDI. Oblo. - -- - -- - -------- "" ' ., ;• �I . '' . •' ' I '·~ 10 - Tbo Doil. Sentinel, Mlddleport.Paneroy, 0., Auaut21, 1969 ·,:New Teacher Hired By KC Board Wednesday !,,. ;.·~ • . The K,y~creek Local School District of Education accepted the algnatlon Wedneadl,y night ot one tea.cher and emplqyed another. The resigaw.tion or Charles Tem,pleton. employed earlier this month 11 an elementar)' teacher at Chelhlre - Kyger was accq>ted. Mra. Dono I.Ynn Billig o! 4 Oakwood Dr., Gallipolis. former res-. ldent of Penhsyhanla, was employed as ~lish teacher at Ky. ger Creek Hlgh School Wile o1 Gary Billig, ,_ !..,._ ball ~c h at Southwestern High School, Mrs. Billig Is r01>lael111 her slater, MrS:. C&rol Heider at Kyger Creok High School Mrs. Heider was hired earlier but r&o signed. Mrs. Billig graduated I r o m Thiel College with a Bachelor of Science Degree with majora in English am speech. Thiel College, at Greenville~ PL, is also the alma mater of her husband. In other action the boe.rd approved a diploma lor David caldwell. who has completed his high school credits ror a dtPloma. The ~rd also a,pproved the 1969-70 school calei'Mi;ar. WOMEN'SSOCIE'i'YOFOirt .. tlan ~rice, Rloll&m United Methodist O>urell, 6:30 Fr~ evening at the home of Mr. aid Mrs. Harold Sauer. Meat. bevel'<age and rolls will be provided. Regular meedng to follow. Jaycees Report 85 Signed Up to Play The Meigs COuncy Jaycees will stage U!eir first amateur Invita- tional goll toornament Sa.turda,y and &mday at the Chester Hnt A special prize will be awarded for a "hole in ooe" and tro~ phies will be awarded winners. An estimated 8S players already entered the event, the Jaycees said. Entries wiU be ac. cepted from 8 a.m. to 12 noon on Saturda,y at ttJe course. Total cost is $3 per person per day. For further information, contact Earl F. Ingels, Jr. , president of the Jaycees . Car Missing from Usual Park Place Middleport police are investigating tile apparent theft of a car in Middleport Wednesday nigh~ Poll ce reported the ear, a yellow Plymouth p.ut<ed near !lie Intersection at. Race andNorthSec .. ond sts. is owned by Darid lUndy or Middleport. Hind)' reported the car missing to pOllee at 11 p.m. Wednesday. ' ~- Pleas Court. FUirw for divorce was IJrJia M. Boyles, Middleport, !rom Cbarles W. Boyles. The plaintiff charges extreme cruel· b' and seeks CUI!Itody of two min.. or children. Granted was a divorce on extreme cruelty grounds to lo!artla Jane Williams, MJn. eraYIII., tram Mickey WUltams, Rutlallll. The plalrrttlf waa gi,.n custody o! three minor children. MARRIAGE UCENSES John Edward &merville, 22. Circleville, aM Margie Paulette Stanley, 22, Alball,y Route 2; Wllllam Cart Baker. 20, Elida, Oblo, and Dianna Kay Pickens, 19, Ra· cine. MEIGS GENERAL HOSPlr AL Admitted - None. Discharged - Rolla K. Rowan. • WASIIINGTON (UP!) - Sen, Eugene J. Mccarthy, who earlier this month denied rumors he waa· about to divorce his wife, ta1 moved out ot bla house and into a Waahinston hotel NAMED DII!ECTOR WASHINGTON (Ui'l) - James Lacross of Toledo was among the 46 named reglonal directors by the National Food Brokers As- sociation. News..• in Briefs (Continued !rom Page I) moon. or the senator had taken ~ residence there. In addition. McCarthy's preu secretary confirmed to reporters that the move took place "re· cently. '' McCarthy's wife, Abi· gaU, and their four children, ra~ng In age !rom 11 to :12, ere reportedly re1111ining in the Me. Carlhy hOUBe on Mount St. Alben in the northwest section of the d!stricL ,. Rumors r:l. marital atrUelnthe McCarthy famll,y had circulated in Washi~ for months, ani nna11y prOIIJI>ted McCarthy to deny an,y plana for a divorce. It was reported Mccarthy, a Roman Catholic as Ia his wtre, are both opposed to a divorce but had agreed to a separation. If a legal separation is granted the c(q)le. and it lasts for one year, it could become grounds for a divorce. McCarthy, the uns11ccessful a11o tiwar can:lidate for tho Democratic presidential nomination last year, reportedly signedaleaseat Buy Your School Supplies Now Visit our school supply dePartment on the ht floor. Big selection of supplies for school u•• for students of all ages. Tablets, pencils, compau11, ruler, ink, ball point pen, music books, spelling pads, typing poper, scissors, typewriters, 1cHool bags, penCil sharpener, notebook filler, binders, felt-tip marker, laundry bags, glue, crayons, construction paper and many many mort. "TRIPLE CROSS" COLOR Select Your Boys School Clothes This Week En41 Big selee1'lons now in the mens and boys deportment on ht floor. Trousers for school boys in regular, slim and huslcy size. All arranged and plainly marked for vour easy selection. Chooao shirt• lor back to school wear, long and short sleeve. Many styles in solid color plaids, checks. Size 6 to 20. Devoled To 17le I~re.;, Of The Me~Bt·M~ Area ,. POMEROY.'MIDDL~PORT, OHIO TONIGHT, AUG. 21 NOT OPEN Writo/Right Notellaolc Filler SALE ENDS AUG. 30th CHOOSE FROM HUNDREDS OF SUPERB FABRICS IN THE NEWEST WEAVES, TEXTURES, PATTERNS, COLDRSI Wolcome the coming fall with o new look for your home now at terrific savinga. Choo" from our tremendous assortment of beautiful decorator fabrics. You can achieve just the effect you want whether it be casual or farmaL We'll make your new custom draperies to your specifications . You know you can always depend on skilled workmanship every step of the way. Hurry! DECORATE NOWI Open Fri4ay an4 Saturday Til 9:00 EROY ' s,.clal ,urchau of 3.9a •rMI 4 ,98 tlon. 11. .lla1~ J6 til. CMitfUC• ..al nond.... Pottern• alllll .ollcl cal..._ Woe"'' $2.91 RAINCOAT ---5ALE 169 Gtrla F••tl•al, w...... s....1... Muh NYLON STOCKINGS -- Sizu B~ to 11, 2 pairo parfecily motchod in collophaoo pack. Smart .-alors. Sale. _ Friday and Saturday - - - -2 palro 1.00 . SPECIAL SALE WOMENS STOCKINGS AND PANTY OEPARTMENT 1ST PLOOR. NYLON HOSIERY IMIXT MONTH) oo ••lder _ ... 51h oo4 S...nlor ~6•h - The Print.... E:Mt ... lull _.., Mr. L•nv will a.· In - ryll,..._::Jela•nt - the 2•11 fl . . wl.,_ e_,lete 1"-wlnt of prlntu•• c..t• s.u •• Mf, L•"l ho1 ...., ,..,. ef ~l~;~~c• herto In Mr .t•e• flttl111 .-4 Mlllnt Ptlntl:e.. - Pl•n .. .,., hhw • •l•tt next 111111r11h. D"''•• '1'111s18111E I!NTIIANCE WAY LEADING to !lie bra wtnga or !lie ,_ Melaa Hlp llebaaJ IIIII.. wiD not be _ . _ as Poper sheets to fit 2x3 ring notebook binder. 300 sheets. lOW 'x8". 69e Paper oheets to lit 2x3 ring notebook binder. 500 sheets. 10Y:t"x8". 9ae •,k,. a pk,. BY BOB HOEFUCH 1lle hUla or Rock 11pr1ap _.-e · alive - wltll tile o1 eon. ~ \ · Bases• •.••'~• a• a t u I Ytd'; •>, etfarta the new comprehenaive that tile - . . ochool !aolltcy Mello High Sebool will not be I\'OIIId not be rllody lor 1188 at rOII<ly lor opening or ......... the opening ol alfw>oj but every Sopt. 2, . attempt has be<ft made to com.. plete the v......... t "' Sale I 3. Sale "Corning Ware" TRIO..... SET SALE S.t ln.cludet 1, n~ Gen•lne Cornin' W•re.. Back To School Time Is Slack Time Sale Prices Ba•y Nee•s By Johnson an• Johnson 85c JOHNSON BABY POWDER -------5ALE Uc 1.75 JOHNSON BABY LOTION ------5ALE 1.36 23c JOHNSON BABY SOAP ·- - - - -..---5ALE 18c .fie JOHNSON BABY OIL "---------SALE 33c 1.15 JOHNSON BABY POWDER -------SALE 17< 69c JOHNSON BABY MAGIC LOTION ------SALE 51< 98c JOHNSON DOUBLE TIPPED SWABS --5ALE 71c 1.79 JOHNSON BABY SHAMPOO -------SALE 1.38 1.15 JOHNSON BAIY CREAM --------SALE 81c 1.15 JOHNSON BABY LOTION -----SALE 91c 1.39 JOHNSON BABY OIL ----·---5ALI 1.07 S.ve ....... ~y •n C..aetiCI C:..... entl LMINtl - D•ntel ...... - M..lth Ald1 In tt.e l.•r Cea...le• ...1 Tolletrr D•pertaeftt ... the lst fiMr. • Hllllr C.,. ...... - - FRIDAY AND 5ATURDAY $ALE-OUR KIRIURY Me1s •nlon Dress Seeks Ono aizo fits all sizes 10 to 13. Black, whlte and o big aoloctian al solid colora. Onia ol ow boat Hillntl Meno, Socko. , , Slle 2 Pairs I. 00 Other Men! encl Boys S.cb •.C,.w ·~kl, orlo11.' ~oocks, othlotlc aoch, e11hl011 foet lOch, 1.• oil alo~. Stock , · ochool onrl 2 quart ••ucepant with cover. . Sale 9. 99 For tho Trto If pwrclulsed separately would be 11.85. You save 7.86 on lhe Trio Sale. Suburbia Plect . NNER WARE SET , Meadow Gre•n and Harvest patterns, durol:.le t<.·•..,,ch retiltont, oven and stain pr~f. SALE FRIDAY ANO SATURDAY Spocloli Motr• .... . ; . WOIIDIIS ARE S£Eif Ia U.. 1owar oectloa or t1ta ·- Melga Htp School which will be tbe ..,.. ·•eaUmal part·.ottl!e,_ atruotun. eon.>Ietlan olthe voeatiooal section !a running about three weeks ·biblnd !lie dclpoted &pt. 2 -~~... c Minor 6.29 •Sot Damage is Reported in Wreek v.....llt.. SPORT SHIRTS . Sale 3.95 • j .. planned, ·Meigs High Racin:g Time ........ ___, Don Filler You'll lind a big ooloction. All sizes from 28 to .C2 waist. Solid colors, checks, smart plaid•. Buy your back to ochaol slacks now. 20% OH Custom Draperies Made· To· Your-Measure UIIIELL:AS· RAINCOATS ; · • &al,y .., mild toda,y ... Saturdo,y. llltN toda,y lo.. inolll¥ Clear""' . ..,.. ....... lowalaU..50a. a.. 70a. .' ... • FRIDAY. AlJGUST 22.1969 . Asst. blencla, ereslans, acrylics, solids, All poly bagged. from severol sizes. To fit Bunk, Twin or Double Good caloro. ~ Last Weeki . Salol W,-ono . ond l:.uHon front, l:.oys i•tketa, underwHr, soch and l:.elts. MEIGS THEATRE FRIDAY THRU TUESDAY AUG. 22-26 "CHARLY" (T ochnlcolor) Cliff Robertson Cia iN· Bloom FEATURETTE: Fuelin' Around COLORCARTOONS: Cat' s. Meow Tho H..., that Jock lui!! SHOW StARTS 7 P.M. Salol WHtono onrl Girls ; •. • TEN CENTS Urgent Appeal Made For Victims of Camille Also aoo tho soloctlon of knit shirts, boys sweaters, pullewr Choo5e from Blue jeans Wrangler• - Hondas - Levi&. Trim cut slacks. Stadium, dacron and cotton school slacks. I . WEATHER~ ~ 1 p,.,... Select your new slacka in Elborfolds. lo tho mons aod boya dopartmoot an 111 11 .... ELBERFELDS IN j --------------------------------4~RA~I~NC=O~A~T~-=-=5A=L=E~I.~69~----A--R•~I~--~-•I_n~-- senate tn 1970. -PLUS· Claudine Auger Yul Srynner ....; . enttne • ; at y ., ~tevalltall. fl-. the hotel, 011· a month-to-month basis, on Jul,y I~ - 10 clays before he announced that he does oot lnterkl to seek re-election to the grees. "THE FOXf' COLOR~ ..- nmr C:.roo up .,d •11111 In tiro cOMfortable R....,.io-WHr S.. tho big loioctl... dopartooont In tho ltcOftd of WHrlot App•ol fer girl a and -on .,l•lng ••otr . _ .d ar. Moet r~r frtonrlo ·on tho 2n4 ·fleor. Order Custom Draperies For Ready Made Prices! . ' Saridy Dennis Keir Dullea ~:hn.. ~ Pdenllalla re.. ,. lO,nbed •• the emblem of&JIIWJ>. -:Jl'<Jkor was on,J~ the ba4s• W , a Lolnbarcl merella!llln Me- • ) ., ,, ' reported "'c:atlonlng In Maine when word the move leaked out Wednesday, but the Sheraton Park Hotel eonllrmed to UP! ed to a point on R~ 330 near tile Thereon John~Hm place at 10:55 p.m. Wednesday where a ear own. ed by Roy Kiser. Racine area, had caught fire. The 1963vehide, a total losa, was valued at $600. TONIGHT AND FRIDAY AUGUST 21-22 ' • Rotula; 87c Value,,,.,,,, CAR BURNS UP NOTICE YARD SALE to be held at Jeffers Clolhl111 Store on Rt. 33, Friday, Aug. 22, 9 a. m. to 5p. m. 8-21-ltc '· ,'·. NOW YOU KNOW l\ Get two pen 1 .free The Racine Fire Dept, was call- WO LATE TO CLASSIFY - ' BIC SCHOOL SPECIAL VETERANS MEMORIAL HOSPITAL Admitted Edna Stevens, JQneroy; Gertrude Drake, Vfn. IIIII; William Capehart, Middleport; Violet Brewer, Portland; Andrew Buchanan, Tuppers PlaiDs; Betsy Miller, Middleport; (Jl}te Pbl!Hpa, Harttord. LOCAL TEMPS The temperab.ire in downtown Pomeroy at 11 a. m, Thursday umer sunny skies was 67 de- .: , ·VOL. XXII . NO. ,.. . 88 ELBERFELDS IN POM sent. ~· ELBERFELDs ARE OPEN BOnt FRiDA'{ AND SATVRDAYU~TIL 9-IN THE EVENING. DRIVE'TO . POMEROY- TEST OUR HANDY PARKING ,LOT ON ZND STREET: VI$JT Al,L 3 FLOORS- DEPENDABLE QUALITY- BIG SE~EC't!IONS .. CAPA-LE SALESPEOPLt -TO_HELP YOU WHETHER YOU WANT CARPET AND FURNITURE FOR YOUR HOME- .DRAPERIES OR APPLIANCES OR READY TO W~AR FOR YOUR SCHOOL CHILDREN OR ANEW COLOR T.V. OR STEREO. AND DON'T FORGETTO SAVE ALL YOUR SALESLIPS FROM ELBERFELD$ IN P!IIEROY. The measurement was made by bouncirw the beam of highly concentrated light oil a roOector placed on the moon Jut,y 211 by ApolIo 11 astronout Neil Armstrong. The Scientlstsllgured out how !ar away the moon is by timing the rouOO trip of a short pulse of the . L.._.;.._______, laser beam. TEACHERS TO MEET A meetlng or all tead!ers of tile Southern Local School District has been set for 9 a.m. at the Southern Hlgh School In Radne. AU teacJlers are to be pre- .' i ·;.' The Minnesota Democrat wa• GoH Club, seven miles north or Pomeroy begbming at 8 a.DL each day, DIVORCE ASKED One cHvorce action hae been tuea and a divorce has been granted In the Meigs Cooney Common McGtrthy Vacates To Hotel ,. ' . ·f Minor damage wos reparted to one vehicle Jn an accldart on Stele Route 248, one tenth Gl a milo eaat Gl Route 7 'lburlldQ' night, Slerlff Robert Hartenbach•s Dept, oald a ear driven b.J FrandaR, Well, 17, Pomerqy Route 3, backing !rom 0 driveway, .. struck a parked car OWIIOCI b;y ~ Pauline ~ "' Cheater, There wasmc:l!argeftl. eel am 110 la.lurles. LOCAL TEMPS 'lbe lamJIIrature Ia dldanrwmDIAMI'""'m I'OrileiW at. 11 a.m. ~ under IUIIO.J' oldas was 68 ctqreoa. MEIGS GENERAL HOSPfl' AL Admlaoton.a- None. Dlachargu - None. . tile building In Ume lor the Sop~ 2 opening, However, progreu is..running III'OIJ!Id tllree weeks behind aad vocauonat otudmrta will not be using tllelr training ...... until late Soplemher, II Ia hoped t!Jat tile remainder Gl the structure will ba oo!npl- ao tllat etaBBes can be switched !rom Meigs Hlgh School, Middleport, and Malga Junior Hlgh School tn Pnm.. ero.v, cluing the Cbrtstmasvaca.. tlon period, I George llar!P·avea, superlntl!lldent ol the district, reports tllat tile only vocational students wiMr apparently wilt be penalized as a result of tbe failure of lhe building to be completed will be those enrolled In cosmetolOBY. The state requires that students enrolled In cosmetology must have their training withIn tile building !aclllcy. T h I s IDeaftl that those students will bave to make 't) the three waeka iiOrk ..,.,lvOtt. What ·plan will be •led. to ~~lake up tile work : w~~.a..,. ft will Ire dime In tbe .·,lf!rlllr or on Selurclays - o1 course, has not been worked out. Other vocatiObal studies dratting, auto ~chanica, weld~ lag am Sheet mata1 work - can be Bel up Ia other loeatk!no wltllln tile dlotrlct and atedents can ,progress with tbeir studies. No makeup work will be required byUtooe-. As ret. there has been 110 draltlntr lnllructor employed, prlmarU,v duo tO the lack "' ..... pi!cants. However, Giber vocauonal Instructors ere hired, They aro Mrs, Gerald I'Qwell, OOOmetoi. O&Yi Carl Braman, auto mechBDIea, aad Kemetb D>tln, weldIng am 1111ee1 matat. Mrs. Powell and Braman In preJ~~rallon lor their entrance Into tile teaching !leld ~(Fri­ ~ c:omplatedoixweeka'workat !lie Univeraley o1 Clnclmatl oi. lin will be enroitec1 at !lie ' aame unlveralzy lor a tile - k course begiMing nell week. An ~ has been made !tore to help relieve !lie au!!erlnt~ of residents In !lie Bllo>I-Gul4>art areeo destroyed by Camille, Matga am Ga1lla eounilel ere aake<l to work haJIII..t"""'m to provide relief tor residents of the Mlastoalj>pl area. Mrs. CMol Seott Bachtel, R. N., whollinBiloxiwbereherhuaband, Aliman Forrest Bachtel, Is staUonect telophoned her mother, Mrs. Paul Scott Thursday abolt cOIII!Itlms In Biloxi. Both Airman aDd Mrs. Baehtel are Olqllqyedlnthe Howard Mamortal Hoapttal which 11 ove.... crowded wi.Ut casualties or the storm. In the coaveraadon with hei mother, Mrs. Bachtel said coodiUon a at Blloxl are ulu:!escrtbable. u The weather is hot and hwnld, aad there Ia atenclr frcm garbop, deed Olh aDd other ani-• malo. The area Ia heerily ln!eat.ed lri.t h srakea and rats. Pqle are itnl without water, sewage faclltdes, or adequate elothlllio am lllere Ia sdll a lood ahortqe, s.fqtlon Army, CIYII De!enae alii American Red Croas malts are doing what they can toallevi· ate coHditions. Howe\ler, there Ia an urgent need for clothing as most or the survivors escaped with only the clothes they were wearlrw. The clothiJW must be clean. since there is no water with which to do laundry. A i1"&duate of the Holzer Hospital School of Nurlling, Mrs. Bachtel sugested In her phone call 'that perhape student nur.ea would be interested in a groject to collect elolhlng. llpolta Thursday who IIP!Inmrd the partlclpaUon.ot' stude!K nurses in thG project. Mrs. Scltes ado: dreued the students about the project 'Iburlday afternoon. The)' agreed to heiJ1, 11le recreation romn at t h e itormtton' of tbe ouraeo home tuavts HalOwaadeaigDatedaatbe collection center for contrtbu· Ilona. Meanwhile, It was amounced thet the collection center In Metp County will be !lie Rich Valley Ice Cream Co. bulldllw at Park am Page Sis. In Middleport. Thursday. night a program sot umerway to cootaetallmlnlaters across the county aaldng their coqp-egationa to cooperate In the collection ofusedclothlna:for the relief uea. Deadline lor accepting eontributlona Ia Tuesday. The articles collected in Meigs County wllt be taken to tile ..., .. eo dormitory in Gallq,qtla where they will be aorted aDd plOJIIrecl lor shipment. A s.!Qtlon Army truck wUl move throuah the area Wednesday to pick ep the colleellona. Mra. Jean Braun, executive lecretary ol !lie Meigs County American Red Cross ChaPter. reported tcxlay she las received lour hqutrlea pertaining to the aa!ety of e!YIIIana In the GuiQ>ort.Blloxt area. Mrs. Braun re,POI'ts that ehe baeame able only today to follow thra.P on lnqul.riea slnee quar- •6 Survivors Thankful GULFPORT, Miss. (UP!)Two hand'i>Ointed outside the hurrleane-ra"'''!d Firat Baptist ll>ureh read stmpl,y: " Church oo Sunday," uwe are going to give thanks, tboae oi LIS who i:re left, for whatever we have left,'" 111.1d tbe Rev. Joltn H. Traylor Jr, as he stared at a 31).(oot ..Uboat bl01m lr&o the churchyard trmn tile Gull ol Maxtc:o two blocks away, The minister and the churc• women scrubbing the seawaterstained pews In preporatton !cr their P1'111er• of thanksglriog were but one lndleadon Ita~ 1i«M'ly, a measure of order was Mrs. Bachtel'e sister, Mra. relurn!Dg to the shattered KeDIMith sdtea, ot.l181r P - Mlaataatppl Glllt Ccaatlirllly, roy, also a reglater4d nurse, eOn. "We bOYO J!Ut beiUn to tacted Or. Olarles HoJzerinG81- ftghl," read the algn 011 a •lin• passing auto. Sm!e Stores Open Downtown Gulport, rocked by Camllle'a 190 mtleopor-hour wlmo late Sunday nl&lrl. odll looked like wartime Lonclon. But acme stores opened fcr business and cuatcmera •tell*l glngerl,y OY81' tile rubble to bey canned !ood lhlpped Ia a!ler the storm. But tile grim search lor bodies cOIIllnued In the 60~ square mlle area dnutated by the ttronaeat atorm e\'er to hit the U.S. mainland. The nation's chief burrlcane · OJPOI'~ Dr. Robert II. Simp...., bead of the NatioMI Hurricane Center II Mtam4 oald Com111e ' was ··!lie lllla!ea~ '"'"" Gl 1111' kind' tbot hu oYer olrectecl11tta lllllot\ ~ Re 11111t1 . "!mlll,'o Huong Quits B,y KATE WEBB SAIGON (Ui'l) - Prime Minister Tran Van Huoog resigned today alter • five-week Impasse over -efforts to reslndfle t h e SOuth VleU!ameae cabinet. The oftlce ol President Ngu. Yen VanThelumadetlleiUIIIIIWioement o1 lmong'o reelgnatlon, 11111<11 poiiUcal ol>servers said could bring a major er!ato In tile South Vletmmeae government. HIIOI!g's most llket,y sueceooor lo a deput,y prime mlnilter, Gen. Tran Thlm Khlem. 'lbe U. S. Emblasy to Sal1'011 had put pressure on Thleu to keep Huang In omce, political ooureea oald, on the theory that it Khlem became prime minis- tera of the Red Cross in both Gul4>art and BIIO>I were destrqyed by Camille. Both h~o ha\'0 ,_ been reettablllhed In nllroed box. ears. Reatdent.s CCDo eerned about relatiYOa In t h e storm area may cadact MrL Braun at 992.6168. The ratlmal c:haj>ler las do riled lfr1. Braun tllat each ~ chapter wiU be assessed al cent of coal durhw: this taU's fwxl dr!Ye to eo Into storm dlaaater areas, 1ncludlna northern Ohio. The ~atlmal cllapter rOI>«led l\rrtlier e>peodllw'ea of million as the result or atorm.a. Some 48,000 persona an beluc sheltered In tbe Biloxi - Gui4><Jrt erea by the Red Croaa. -a -r eamme more movad than 1, 000 mllea overlaod after toaalog Its Sunday punch at tile once - gtlttorlqJ Gull CcasL SQraUa apawnod by the killer eauaed Oalh Oood!Jw in Vtrp.. nla that II leoat 27 llwa before the storm'e remNnt• headed out Into tile Atlamlc Ocean. Confusion Over Toll There was contuslcm over the deotll toll. Gov. Jolm BeU WUUama, who had predicted as m&llJ as 1,000 I , "\,, _ . par,... .... ~ .. a.. ·~ ' GuU Coast, aid 'lbureday "II u .· (Coal'- ... .P.s. II) ,. ·- . . CLEVELAND (UPO - U. S. Sen, Edmum Muakte, D-lo!aire, will heed tile presidential deket · Cor the Democratic Part)' Ia 1972, says Sea. Stepben K YDUIII. DObto. Y<MIIl& kDolm to eJ.. I SIIOPJY ....,er to almoat any quest!.... alao aid 'lbureday M,... Ide's running mate ...wet beetlhor Son, · Doniel IDoye or Rewall or Son. llarohl Huabes of lorrL As lor hlmselt, the aglngObt.. an predicted he could beat H.. publk:an Gov. James A. Rhodes If Rbodes decides to rlDlforelectlon to the U. S. Sonote In 197il Rhodes must Yacate this oftlee next y•r because ol atate law borblddlng a tlllrd conaecutl,. a.. ALL JAMMED UP VETERANS MEMORIAL CIUCAGO (UP!) - The-~ HOSPITAL who robbed !lie Anccn Bokery DOG GETS BIITEN Admlsotona - M11*M Arnold, o1 $7~ Thuraday sot away with MlJSKEGON, Mich. (Up!) _ Pomeroy; VIola - . O>eater; the dOUflh all rl&bl. 1M III8J' eot1 H..,.rd Peter1011 deetded to give . Katl!ryn Miller, Middleport; Don. IC> to a Jun when he trios toJIIso his pet alligator Snop to a zoo na Bakar, Coolville; Mlehael Ba. the moiii\Y. Bakery owner lfr1. Thursday after Sna,p eacaped ker, COOJvtUei Thomas Hemesy, Henrietta Buanlcontl otu!retl tbe fr001 his master lor 48 hourL Pom81'01. loot baa will! a "'eel Whlle Snap wu AWOL he bit a Dlac:l!arpa - Amanda Kas- roll dripping with ltrawberry per· neflhbor'a do&. Jam. points. Muskie is Nominated ter, SOuth VIetnam would nr. turn to a near military ..,.,...._ ment. It wu !lie oecond lime 01111118, 67, bad resigned. He also aery... ed three montl!s ao prtmlo m1a. later In 1964, lluoag, a Iormor scbaol teaeltor and IM10r Gl Salim. bad been !lie target o1 Thleu•o """ political alllaac:a, !lie National SOCial IlelnocraUe Front. Tbo alllaaee haclalked 'l1!leu t1ll Aua. 9 to relllOYe Huarg, Political ......,., oald at lime the alllaaco'o eaU t o r Hu~s ouster Would never have made will!eut approval or Thteu. win;ls were estimated conaenatlvel,y at more than 200 mUea an hoor aad that ftoodtldol were 31 teet high at some SIIAIION TIIEI!!S Sl!oron Theiss, daughter o1 Mr. and Mrs. Kenaeth Theiss. Route 1, Racine. Ohio, wm graduate !rom !lie Riverside • White Crees School ol Nursing term. on Thursday, August 28, 1969 YOWl&' said, however, Rhodes at 8 p.m. Commencement ex- would apeod ......, than$! million ercises wUl be held in the Bat- in a SeMte race If he enters it. teUe Memorial Institute, co. YOUI!g has natlllllOIIIlced wl!otber lumbua. Mlas Theiss grad\llt,. he will seek re-electlOD. ed tram ~hern High School lni966. Slow Piteh Team Parents are Asked To Meet in Raeine There wiU be a -.,g'llrura- Going to Marietta . Tbo alow pitch ooltl>aU team IPOOIOred by tile Farmers Bank aad SaYIIIIa Comi>ruiY, havingtwo out ol three I!IIDlOI In • at Marl-, will return lllere flatunlalstiiOtlll. Qllday tliey will meet Qa. ker state Ia a """- at GotIJpotla. 'lb• pmes will get under way at3 p.m. day II !lie kindergarten bull4lng In Raelne lor parelltl o1 d1ll. - who will •ter Soolhem El- OIII8IUry Klndorgarten tills !all, Thooo who prefer tile monrat 1 p.m. Thoae who prefer lila a!lei'IIOtlll elau are to . . - 11 2:1~ p.n Tbo mootlatl wiD ba tualaeu oeiiiCOII for Pll'tllta; dllldraD are nat to attend. AU llld ear pools alrould be ..._ lenlod. 1n1r elan are to - ~~---~~ Celebration Planned Sept. 1 � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 08. August Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. 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