http://host69-005.meigs.lib.oh.us/files/original/321b8ee0c022fa823ddd2c61db93919c.pdf e9c9b7e38f97e16e762087e17a6ca829 PDF Text Text c .: . 36 PAGES .. Dems ' i , ~L ' IV NO. 30 ; \ I 0 •' -SUNDAY, A~GUST 23, 1970 ,i ~~a~~UP~ .' . TH~Ef $CTIONS . ' , .~. ' TEN CEI\IT$- ' ,.. onb'. klnllerprten ' Democrats ,· · , 1burldaf of ''pbltlnl tricb Speaking of &:hbols-NfJ, 151 · will! ligurea" in their efforts to .. ,. belittle the Nixon ad· · 'ch ~ '1'hil ~d kJn.W..•"'•n ,CJUa mlnlatratlon. dua -~~iJI bJ lb ' . , AdclreRlna BOllle 1,000 per- 1!1Jl~.,lbe~, 'l'¥'MI.Odl1"! c1ai8 • ·. . . • sonut a tsON.p!ate dinner for til~ ~ , . . :, • .. Sen. George Murph)',~•• · . l~tiu~~c.llenygr~~t~~ · who Ia seeking re-election, batitMfiiiJto~theilloltlo&lcalandetnlldiOIUikiil\o Agnew conc:entrated moelly on 11111 JII'Qbleill otlljn!M eat'ollment. .' rebutting charges by lETTERS HAVE BEEN 110111 to the pare1111 of · Democratic National a..lrmiD lira~ ..-. l-4 ~.;,., who wiD 11e ~· loot or Ln•aa O'Brle_n llld Senate FomefoyllldMiildlep(;t~ichoolsthlll, fall, T AS Demomtlc Leader Mike . Some leUeri ha IJMit reli!I'Pe4 bicaule .,e uled I1~ Mansfield. ve , . If · ~ied .,_, Agpew devoted more than lncmtKiorlnoompl*~. JOUR ~ . -...., .. five paaesof hll eight.,page 1st 11111111procramllldblvenotrecelved'lleller,'oaUme .. blrpl)lltll. Here . to allacb on the tlemocrata. He at 99Wlf3 10 I can yqa tile iD!IR'IDition ,00 wDI . lild ani)' lboat f1 · wu frequently interrupted by need. ' '< · ~ W tram perfect, bllt'lllta Agnew aj:CII!IeC( CClMMtiNIS'i' LONDON aDNA 1W1 L&UNaiED in. ··,·.· . 811 inleraatlonal dlplomallc ~trniw after years ot pollllilal Ma Tie-"'~· ha"'h• tllded the reg1me ot o ....... .u... dllrupllng cultural molution ~uils .!!_~ boiUd the Cbinele Wall, appare....., co -. dalm a place on the lnt.national Kale: . Ita declared 111m Is to pr<m01e revollltillll wbenmr P"''ble, laolation. •• r: n.e toresumeCODtactnberelheymqproveuaefuland,a'-;!' to wrtll C'.mumnliot leadenldp from lluslla. In Alia, lor pie, PUing bas won North Koreo over to Ita line, slreiJCibenod Ita -"'tloawlthllaDOiandeslabllshedPrlnceSihanoutasleaclerof ,_ a Qunbodl• govenment-ln-elile. PUERTO VAIJARTA, MEXIOO _ PAT NIXON'S money W8111't aoy good In PUerto Vallarta Thursday. 'lbe Flnl Lady, 511~ tipped their aomlnnla and smlled when Mrs. Nllon tried to pay for hop (ink a-epe paper llowen abe bad lllected. ''No. no. senora," tbey said when abe tried 1o give them moaey. CINCINNATI - A CAMPAIGN GIMMICK """'n u....... bY Prellidenl WW1am Howard Taft In 11101 bas baen duated off by a ...._...__ Uon member of the 1amoos poUtical family. U.s. RAWLEJGII, N. C. -111REE PER80NS, Including a boy, bave died after working In North Carolina tobacco fields sprayed wltb an ln8ecllclde clenlc~Uy related to nerve gu. Seven-year-old Daniel Boyette died In hll sleep July 30. State Medlall Examine• PIIJI! Hudson said the dealll was caused by organic phosphate Insecticide poisoning - and linked two' other deallla In the put lllree woelm to the same causo. Daniel's II· year-Gid brother, CUrtll, was hospitalized In crlllilal condition boclluse of lnaectielde poiaoning, but be recovered. ...._..,. TAXES DJSTRmUTED COLUMBUS (UPI) - Local governments In Ohio shared In 156.8 million collected from Intangible lues, state Auditor Roger Cloud alated Thursday. . s1•gn· 0.·f sDiper :a:'.: .. bUIIoo leu 111 tile military than 111 education." admlnlsln , .~~~on''wlllllna ~~. . ~· --· lbe American people &peDd ·· bUllon more on tile military . than we - t on education at KIDIT, Obio (UPJ) _ 'J'!le ell levels....... pub•llc llld private." President's Commistlon on Cam u 1 was told today He charged Democrats were pus nresFm report · bas "trying to &pend their way oo1 an Intensive of America's Imagined dlf- revealed lllat there was no ~flcultiea" and would drive the dence of sniper fire it Kent U-v ' when COWltry trio-~-"-• .............. •••• it sta•"' Unlv--'ty .... ""'• • not for Republican fiscal four students were' ldlled In ~•·t a confrontation with Ohio Na""" ..... · __ Uonal Guard lroops. Geor•e v Warren 1 -camUffiC CWS, miss!o;slaff IIWilller' toid fbe panel today that the Fin ieport ~ C }N Sr •nDP .- UJ r_ \liNin i·==:!~-M:IDDL£::PO:RT~ Ill• Mr. and Mrs. A. E. Wheeler of Letart called on MMgaret Ann Johnson and Betty Van Meier on Tuesday evening. Mr. and Mrs. James Circle of New Haven, Mrs. Lucy Taylor and srandaon, McKenzie Ridge, visited with Mary Circle recently. Mr. and Mrs. William . Carleton, Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Earl Johnson and Patrick, Betty van Met. llld Eunle ""'""-·- ..-taoflllr. aJid Mrs. Clarence and llnnda of Athena,W•rner Mr. and Mrs. -·' Doyle MuW · of New .-------------~o. On paper, were the perfect bank for you. now In hea"l' dem•""· .... ' ' . ' ,. · !,. 1!! ·. National Guard troopa called to lbe campus following a aeries of disturbances. ' "The FBI conducted an inlenslw search for any evidence dealing with tile possibility of the uiltence ol a sniper," be said, "including an InvesUgation ar~ tile firing line for non.mllitary bullets. "The evidence Indicates that there wu no penon other than a guardsman who dlscbaraed a fireann on May ~. · lt70," warren 1814..... " '''"''" : ·.. · .: , '' . Plllladelpbia, DIP! llld CbriBIIne Shaw ot Circle Cleveland and Carl Circle, Colmnbwl. Bom to Mr. and: ~ Mra. Carl Circle ol Colmnl!oJI 8 daughter Ill Av&Utl6. Gnlndparellll, were Mr. and Mrs. Gene YOIIIIIId Mr. and M\'11. Bomer Circle. Greatgrandmoibera 1ft Mattie YGBI 8Dd Mrs. Edward Foster, strators, were injured by rockl and oilier llllulles. . Warren said the FBI repOrt showed lllat a wounded vJctim was found 125 tO 130 yartla and at a 90 desree angle to the firing Une. ''There is a sirmg poulbllity be was slrUck by .a richocllet," Warren aald. Warren also told the cllllllllitsim r~~~~~=~~[ on~ IIIII lblburypollce On~i· ~ ~foot reporledmore ~tad. The ralndropa&plllllered,agalnallbe 1111~.Wlllllr.iofNGrlbac!l workmen aloft l,2IJ!Iofoot llllol!eitacl<oftlle!Diernll~ · -~ _........._, . · • . 1 · : ~ 0tw IJ!iJC1I1Ip Nicllel Co. llmlller. ' The lint bini II wun't ,lust 1'Jie :•\OI'Dl bocked cniw one more 1wnmet thun- piqMd bulldlasa Ul!f . ·dollbouaea, dentonn came. In a lt!eJihone · up · ~ c:1n llid call to radio atati11l CICSO. bellY)' lbdi.fiwhueblnery llld oouu house II bl-' . ·"'·· away, ........ """"'llou.elln _,. ol u"' uwu.. :--.~-· ...... m.y house Ia blowing away," lumller. scfelmed a terrified famala II boats, . . . . 11re,1 """T'"" voice. tram d01ined illlctr!cal wlrel, 'lbon the Une wenl;dead. II llile4 focta llnugb lbe alr Ub W8l aftier 8:30 a~ (EDT) frl.aN; .,UOtend thoollalldl 'l1ninday llld a killer wind- of windows &lid lll&le~ lnj........, SIJ"":i' :,: ... ""' critical. .. . ~ MaJor Joe ·~ estan.ted da!Jiace ,to 1111 cl~ tl mUlion llld declared.a sltitl ol omergency. ·;--·; ., · ~, 1 .1 1 1 1 '· · . 'lbe Eftrilldee ~ large walerlilrd, can~ IUDIIib ~- .. · ) . ., ' ' ,.. . 'I .->:, Sale Days At E!~etfel~ ln. PomerQy,:. ' . l. ' .,.,-. ' "'l ~; ' contended ShOrtly 8fter the been shootingo lllat tile trOOp& !Ired building was clall'ed aft. being !Ired upon by a possible ~hsrges at snlplng. · sniper. · ''There was a pbolo8J'apher Brig. Gen. Robert Canlerbui7 on the rOof of Ta)'lor lfllll at testified Thursday tbal the the Ume of lbe ahootinga," WarGuard, In Ita own lnveallgaUon, ron said. "lt Is our ~lion had been Wllble to prpve lllat a .that IIIII pbotograpber had !Us anlper had actually ~ camer11 mounted ..on a rifie Warren said the bodies of tile atGck whlcl1 ~ ~ve looked dea\lllld wounded were found like a ,!Ve8pon. A ~uent friRD 211 to 250 yards fl:om the lnvealipllon showed be did not troops who !Ired the shots. , have a firearm llld was up Wamm said tile FBI report ~ to make ,pictures. showed that one of lho8e killed, Canterbury tpld tile CommlsWilliam K. Shroeder, Lorain, stoP 11lunday he bad· canvaswas 130 yards away from the led all the offlceri on the BCiene troop detachment and the "IQ determine whl;l, ,lt anyone, "evidence....showed· he lin order· to 11te - ·wuln a " 1 The .an• s·• 1 ., ' ·r Now is the ti.me to be buying $c:llool and,toll,ge' Chlthes. Big· '·' · selections of your ~~yorlte tirands jii every' department. ,,.,: ,,• : . ·•. i Be . n..a.;,l C!,..,.., ·oJI!I'II' , . ' J J --.t.' ~r '..,~-l·,_, ·,; . ··~ ~.. . . ·>·.J. ~: ._''. ' ' .t1l '- •' '· 1'1.1:-·-~·t 1't!., ~ . ~ / '' E.L8·E·R _· f. 'I'RM WAS THE IKENEat lbe Melp 0Jai1tJ P11r J'rtday when ~ of hones !rum a wide area were pitted agolnst tboulliJida of pounds of weWt In tile annual horse puUing contett. A packed grandst&Dd viewed the .ewnt. mo. ... ~ POMEfiOY - Local drivera in for their sbare of the honors during Friday evenlug'o twilight horse harness racing at lhe u •••• Coun•.. Fair. ......., '' FolloWing two beats for three year old pacen, a runoff wu helcl among 111e top eight f!11ma1a wllll Sidney Si¥!n«* of Pomeroy driving tblrd race, Gigl H, owned by Edward and Wald Hum- pbrey, Pomeroy, easily won by several lengths. Ed Humphrey was the driver and "as presented the h k I trop Y blan et 1 ven by Crow's Steak House. Second In the heat wu East. Dave, owned by Mrs. Dorotha McKenzie ol Pomeroy with "io(r.Swan,"O!IDidlw~.G. B.~ Third 4lifllll;q~ . .· :~;I. . .,•AMIIM.O ~ ... !'.ollltld fir~~. t¥,il"'iM pieaeftted a and drl-.n ~~ 'liSfifu. trGphy ~ contributed Thai !itfit was !qr p-otters, by . Ill!' flllvli Warner In- non-wlmien of ti50D. surance Aptey. In tile lint diol&lon ,of the Second ~lace In tile run"'ff field fDr three year old wenttoCitd,Oiamp,owned pa(!!n, to determine horses llld driYeiiiW Porter Marlin lor tile runoff, tile track of Clrc~ 111d llllrd was record was equaled by won b7 s..kum Valley Sue Bulletin pwned by Glen and owned by John Hazard, Terry At. of Clarksburg, Caldwell and driven 111 R. G. driven by Glen Aler coming Betta. In at 2:"".4. Second was In a. _., hilt of lbe (Colllillued on Jlllle ID) .tl!'lr;· Full House Sees Horses \ Test Muscle . POMEROY - annual Metp County Fair. Cash_.__ of""' ... - .. . , . _ ...,,..,.,...,, .... and hO were awarded tbe top fiw teams In three welgbt claases. Competition was keen and all of the weight claaai!icaUona were full for the cont.twbleb-!!!!!!1"....., , ,..Uf11i@ · ' " .,;! ,:;·,~\~!. In DRIVE·IN ' STARTS TciHtGHT ONLY .Autlllt21 llluiM Ftllun ............ "THE UNDEFEAfED" Color JolviWtyno Brou.er,; . ., ~-~...-~...,...~ ·~ 4- ' '! '·. •. t f- BIG:· f .tb .- ··:- ' • J' • t < '• I ' ' • •<f. . POMEROY - AI least two Motp County farmers, both owning' fields of corn In Bedford Township, have baen hit by the new corn leal blight sweeping nortil acroas the nation. County E•tension Agent C. E. IIJakesl'!e said VlrgU King and Vlnoant Broderlclt haw fields In which the bllgbt bas been ldenllfled. The Immediate question facing ell Iannen will! corn bligbtlll, should they let lbe crop go on to Nr barvesl and risk aerlous Ina, or put lbe crop lnln silage a.t ' 1 '· .. ... . l ''No one hu tbe anner to tbia,'' llid. Blakeslee. "The farmer must decide it," Soulbern corn leal blight on 1wee1 corn was 4llacn-cl In the Plant D!seaae Cllnie . at Ohio stale Unlnnity lbe IIIII net of hly. By lbe lirat . . ol AIJillllllt . dJaiP"I'ed on field corn tram ........,.. IIIIo. n was alao ~tIn IRIIIinllnJJ, . Ohio In ~ Iill-Is 111 Aulut 1. ! Allllat lime II was aot1alinm 1!1at ~· . . was 1 dlftereat llld """ rilci ·~ lilt ~i · palbalen, Since the 11!'11 net of ~· ... the diDic bas dlo!P"IIed IIIII dlsea• 'dallt;·- THE PIIME OF MilS JEAN IIODIE lc:cllorl Academy Aw.rd Winner · BntActr..s fM;;io Smith Use our paper lor your shopping, bill paying, gilt giving. Checks wriUen on our bank save needless errands and give Yl)U an easy-to-file receipt. Check wl1h uaaoon. Doullit Feature A WALl( W'TH LOVE AND DEATH Anltilca Hutton (Color) -!'flit- THOSE OAR IlliG YOUNG MElli IN POMEROY .· NATIONAL BANK POMEROY THEIR JAII.IfTY JALOP'IIS T".".Y Curtis , Suseh Hlitnplhire sun., MoHI•• Tun. Autud :W'4-2J Dou-tt Protrom f!"'""' RUTLAND ''MIDIIIIIIHT CowilOV" ICIII!rl Dustin Hottman, John Serving Meigs County For Over 98 Years IVol•>hl _,_ Aword WIIIMr l "' the Yaar X Meml:ier Federal Reserve System tHE MAGUS Anttiony Qi)lflll MlchMI ,C.Inil tMmbfr Federal Oej>osltlnsuroncfCorilof•titljl (COlor) : Ali.Arcounts lr•surod Up To m,DOil.oo . :iV1 •' • ' ; '' Clllce. ' G S.turdly, .a - t ill In tile beavywejgbt dl~. Hamer .storta of Frankfott won flrshrith Jim llld Dan; qtorge Guthrie of Gunvllle wiU. · Barney llld To!! - aoconcJ;, . Robert Webb, Guyavi!le, wllb Buck llld Baldy, tblrd; Robert Barsock, Marietta, drivlal Jerry and Jim, fourtb, llld Honnan Weinstock, Illata, wllll Queen and Bob, llftb. Blight Hits BedfordCom ~-..- .. Rock Hudson _.......,. 21101 to 3200wllll hllleam,IIDby llld Bid. Wllb DUke llld Bob, Ralph Gutbrle of~ look -.d. Whitt and Dewitt ol Piketon and Frankfort look tblrd wllll Prince and Tam. won by Ru.. W.Va., the ll8Ji!Weii~Ji - . 2,800 JIOUiH(j( and 111w~ao 1 D. w. Higgins of 81. ~. w. ya., with Ted and .rm)placed ftrst with George La1at llld Dan Mattie of Slockdole having Mite and Shorty coming In second. Third place went to Whitt llld Sons of Piketon wllll Tom llld Jerry· fOIU'tb to lbe Dewitt of Frankfort will! Prince and Bob llld flflh of Genid Gtdbril, Coolville, with PiRneroy. MAIO~ The IJI'IIId· stand was packed solid Friday Prince llld Dan.~ Ginn Limine ol 'R11Dilnlton night for tile annual bone was lint In the llllddlewelsbta pulUng contest of 111e IO'llb . \ - ) f ' IGA Food liner's • . . Local Drivers Last Link in Share Honors .Route 35 Set ·cam. ~~ .• -, Owrieii or praperty da wbiab weDi'" produdnc llllllt Jecai!Y teCtlve1111Hf8blll of tile proflla ..:. otf tile,lcijl. ' 'l'bliiiiUIIIIIIatthe owner ol! land w1111 a wen prqducJnll one~ c;gb6c reei of au per day would recei¥!1 fl,IIO 1 monlb lrOlJI the well, Eat! ..ut. However, be PGblta outlllattlle averaae1Ji11!811 lnOblo proc~ucu fOlD' to a mWIQn cilblc or gas per da7 llld· thai tbeite an amral 8UCh wells In Melp Colllly. Ell'l 18JS tile prlmarJ qiWa ..Qounly target of tbe eoJIIilll11 II the Clnton IIDd at about f,OGO feet. GIIOd produetionll now belnc found at lblllllptli'ln the GuemleyNoble.• MuRin&um area llld In .l\llllabula County. Metp County Clbtton IIDd we11a are about f,IOD feet. "We may encounter jlO!entW pay zones In 111e Berea,~. Newberc, Clbtton and: even tile ~ zonea olllle OrdoYi~ and CambJ.:!M aae,'' jYrl IIYJ. The lint wells win be driJie4 with cable riCa to got a better evaluation ol tllelr potential. ·The Oblo Dlvlslan of 011 and: Gas roport.s lllal there were lils we11a cl1lled lui year to the Clbtton-Medlne wllll M, or n.3 per oant, Jll'OYin8 prodiellve. Two oilier oil compules have alao lholm an Interest In Glllla Coun!J'• au . potential. . . auo , &lid · ' ""' CXJLtDIBUS- Olcildl, approval for Jli'OPOIOd relocation willa llmltld · t.ir IU"1111111 of US 30 In Gellia County llelireeil ~ llld 180 bas been ,.ftil·by !Iii Olio llepiwlmenl of lfllll-.~lbli US a-u ot Plibllc lloldl. '!be ii.t the ftd1 ~ ' ' a .38 · the -· · JkiJm , ',. '"t ' ,' • "t.' · · ,, ·~ . :. SUDBURY, On!; (~I) -PI'Oilabli 1 ~ .l.. ~ biiiiiljld The sky • blactened aJid rat lalbed wubc11111lli1iihill ilion& .the sroun4b .. prone posttim and~ away from the firing Une" Jlhen &hot. The report, Warren said, ah . owed Jeffery G. Miller, New York, was 85 to 90 yards away; Alli.son D. Krause, Pittsburgh, 110 yards away and Sandra L. Scheuelror, Younthego~lown,.'30yards away m . Warren also to tile Commission lllat the report ahowed that 3411lflllbtrs of Troop G of tbe l07th Armored Cavalry out campus _, 1 1 ,. 'r,, . ::~ob:O':g~~u:: ~~=~~ihetbe!: By th C D8 y . Patrick Carleton spent Mooday n!lht and Tuesday with hll great grandmother, Eunle Brinker. Those here for the funeral of Cecil Circle were Mr. llld Mrs. Lee Harris llld lllr. and Mrs. Kenneth Dubie, TIRD and Caron of Springfield, lllr. IIIICj Mrs. Arnold 'l'hordaen and Mart and Janice ol Cedanollle; Mr, llld Mn. Kenneth Liming, Sandra llld Mary Lee, lllr. and Mrs. Rulaell Harris, Delmla llld llebra llld lleAnn of Xenia, Mn. Mary Rullell, Waverly, W.Va., Mr. Jolm. Arcller llld NaCIII)i, of Mr.Guyntlle, llld ""·lllr. Ruuen Arcller llld BAHR l'lft'ILIIERS '1- FBI Found No lFh, · n · · · a· Vz.ll " "s · · t " ~on ~~~ J'Y ~ , .: .. . . l\.; V D. on Suncbiy. Student Clothing For School O·u·· ' fl education, - · iri~~.of·Hen'l\: '''1\iibldo'N'iRUUiJ.\,~a ::::= ~ a!:rti: ~~US:t :"' =·.::::'tato=~:.ha.:~== ordered 500 replicas of hll srandlather's presldenllal campaign watdl CII'IUUI18IIt. Tbe original, which oayB "Taft and Sbennan, ·~--·--Instl •• 11101, Waablngton,"lsmdiaplayinllleSml......... tu~. The Ol'lllllllelll, called a fob, wu poJII!ar In the early part ol lbe cenblryfor llftllW pocllet watdles. 'lbe le'IO use ofll win be u a badlle, wlllla silver bar lnacrlbed "Elect Taft In '70," a black rlbbm llld the lob. .~~· ., a\w ~:n~:ro.:o:o:or:t::::::.=·~·: R~.lbe area -~-· Rep.RoberiTaftJr.,R-Ohlo,acandldateforllle U.S. Senate, bas ·•. . ·Comes ., ' ..· •, ' ~ �... •· • ,, . '. '· 1 •• In Context President Dwight D. Eisenhower's most famous speech was hts last ODe. It wa1in his Farewell Address on January 17, lllf!l, that he pointed to the emergence of something "new to the American experiment"-the "conjunction ol an Immense mllitary establishment and a targe arms Industry." In a p~e that has echoed and re-echoed down the eniiUing decade, he went on to worn that "in the councils of eovemment, we must guard against the acquisition oJ UllWarranted influence, whether sought or unsought, by the mllitary~dustrlal complex." · It was decided to Include the address as a port oJ the Eisenhower Corridor, a memorial him on the third floor oJ the Pentagon near the omce the aecretary of de!enore. · It decided to delete 1 BY WJLUAM s. Wllll'E w"""'" .."'"'G'I'ON - ......... ~.. •tt- Is uarded ent .,...,., making wry g andsttll tentatlveplarul kl go to Europe lhts fall, tm a diplomatic miaslon of an undlscloaed purpose as yet. From this plannlng two highly interesting conclusions may be cmlldentiy &-awn. 'Ihe first Ia that the President has some reason kl belleve or hope that perhaps some form of IUIDIIIitry under wbalewr name _ OOocelvably ~ with the ftnuians, tbotJ&b this Is a ilbeer gueaa-mlghtproducearelallationlnworldtellllons · 'Ihe second point Ia that for a critical period the direction oJ the campaign !or tbe Senate and House will be left kl '{IcePrelldent Agnew- wh• help llaought 111011 of the In the .• Store Will Be Closed Sunday and nnu A.M. Monday To Prepare For Hug~ 7th Anniversary ··.AT ! President in Summi Mood try '~ :N ' Keeping Ike R • " '• • .ll·..- A~M. DAY " _.-, 1 ,, ' \ \ ' ' " ' ·" . .,,,, • 0 ' . ,• ,. .i." N' ;,~). ,. '-j \' . •· ' .( ' ' LE ·~ } Iii .AugUst Of 1963 We Opened Our Doors For Business. The People Of T~e Big,Bend ,".. ,:. · .·~~,a H _av, M~de· ~&R Shopping Center :one Of The Most Complete And Finest In ·ri~;:;: -~-'~This Area: Come And·. Join The Fun And Savings In This Huge 7-Day Sale~ ., , ' l ' '. • -l • .• \' t ' • ·J' ;:_ ,__ ~. ! f • -: •. y ...,., ,.., ' ,"if r."r '" -j( , :• 1 ,, . ,'··UJ · ,·11".;. ·nu ~ . t, . 1; \ HURRY AND SAVE WEEK ) \~ < ' '· ,; ' •'' ' (r .;.. ':iO :.G. DOUARS •.~'It , NOT 'I ~ '' 'l.. .,I STAMPS ,, "' .' · :·~ ;j ~ · IGA £ e n ,, ·ld AT YOUR I.G-.A .STORE ' ~nwlya · the per- fticla,u:~n~~ of!Jnp lftd twice . .• rt:i < �... •· • ,, . '. '· 1 •• In Context President Dwight D. Eisenhower's most famous speech was hts last ODe. It wa1in his Farewell Address on January 17, lllf!l, that he pointed to the emergence of something "new to the American experiment"-the "conjunction ol an Immense mllitary establishment and a targe arms Industry." In a p~e that has echoed and re-echoed down the eniiUing decade, he went on to worn that "in the councils of eovemment, we must guard against the acquisition oJ UllWarranted influence, whether sought or unsought, by the mllitary~dustrlal complex." · It was decided to Include the address as a port oJ the Eisenhower Corridor, a memorial him on the third floor oJ the Pentagon near the omce the aecretary of de!enore. · It decided to delete 1 BY WJLUAM s. Wllll'E w"""'" .."'"'G'I'ON - ......... ~.. •tt- Is uarded ent .,...,., making wry g andsttll tentatlveplarul kl go to Europe lhts fall, tm a diplomatic miaslon of an undlscloaed purpose as yet. From this plannlng two highly interesting conclusions may be cmlldentiy &-awn. 'Ihe first Ia that the President has some reason kl belleve or hope that perhaps some form of IUIDIIIitry under wbalewr name _ OOocelvably ~ with the ftnuians, tbotJ&b this Is a ilbeer gueaa-mlghtproducearelallationlnworldtellllons · 'Ihe second point Ia that for a critical period the direction oJ the campaign !or tbe Senate and House will be left kl '{IcePrelldent Agnew- wh• help llaought 111011 of the In the .• Store Will Be Closed Sunday and nnu A.M. Monday To Prepare For Hug~ 7th Anniversary ··.AT ! President in Summi Mood try '~ :N ' Keeping Ike R • " '• • .ll·..- A~M. DAY " _.-, 1 ,, ' \ \ ' ' " ' ·" . .,,,, • 0 ' . ,• ,. .i." N' ;,~). ,. '-j \' . •· ' .( ' ' LE ·~ } Iii .AugUst Of 1963 We Opened Our Doors For Business. The People Of T~e Big,Bend ,".. ,:. · .·~~,a H _av, M~de· ~&R Shopping Center :one Of The Most Complete And Finest In ·ri~;:;: -~-'~This Area: Come And·. Join The Fun And Savings In This Huge 7-Day Sale~ ., , ' l ' '. • -l • .• \' t ' • ·J' ;:_ ,__ ~. ! f • -: •. y ...,., ,.., ' ,"if r."r '" -j( , :• 1 ,, . ,'··UJ · ,·11".;. ·nu ~ . t, . 1; \ HURRY AND SAVE WEEK ) \~ < ' '· ,; ' •'' ' (r .;.. ':iO :.G. DOUARS •.~'It , NOT 'I ~ '' 'l.. .,I STAMPS ,, "' .' · :·~ ;j ~ · IGA £ e n ,, ·ld AT YOUR I.G-.A .STORE ' ~nwlya · the per- fticla,u:~n~~ of!Jnp lftd twice . .• rt:i < �,, '' ,,' s ' .... Store Will Be Closed Sunday and OPE-N 't' J " nnu A.M~ AT . Monday To Prepare For Huge, 7th Anniversary . 1'1 .A.M. ,. ' Keeping Ike In Context President Dwight D. Eisenhower's moat famous speech was his last ODe. It was in his Farewell Address on January 17, 11161, that he pclnted to the emergence of something "new to the American experlment"-the "conjUDcllon of an lmmense military establlBbment and a large arms Industry." In a phrase that bas echoed and re-echoed down the ensuiDg decade, be went on to warn that "In the councils of government, we rnuat guard against the acquisition of unwarrauted lnfl~ence, wbe~~r sought or unsought, by the milltary;lndualrJal complex. it was decided to include the address as pi part of the Eisenhower Corridor, a memorlsl him on the third floor of the Pentagon near the office the aecretary of defeu.e. It r::::gr a President '-in SummitrY Mood ' . 1 · BY WJLUAM s. RAY Cr:IOMLaY . . ' : ' ' ·:: ·.....,...::· . r. Faculty FactAr,~j~·-,;, Campus Uph'i.pf~l, ' ' ' · NVt" 'wa~hlii(IDJtt CeM!iPh••~*:. I • ~· • ~ :·.' ' . ' ,··"'.~~· y:"·~ . ·,·, lr U.Y ClOMi.tv '~ · .· . WHilE WASHINGTON - President Nillon II making vel7 &uarded and still tentat.lve plana to go to EurGpt tbls fill, on a ~tic mllslon of Ill undlaclosed PlrJIOlll! as yet. From tbls planning two highly In~ conclnstons may be ooiJfldently drawn. The flnt Ia lhat lhe President bas some reason to believe or hope that perhaps some form of summitry under whatever name _Conceivably even with the 11uss1ans thou&b tbls 1s a &beer guese-mlghtproducearelaut.lonln,..;..ldlenllons · The second point II thai for a crltlcal period the direction of the c80!palgn for the Senate and Bour.e wW be left to VicePresident Agnew- ..m- help Is eo1J8bt as 1110111 of the In the N·DAY ' ..~ \ ,. r 0 ·, • ., ' ' · ..•W~N~TO~ (~\ For the past year, tbls re)lorter bis beiD coll«tlug informaUon on profe.saon Uld lllatructors f;CIIvli '1!1 tile campna.upheaval , In a rat~dom samj)llllg tbat .now I'IDII , ~· 'Tf, alletcb1 biographies, the first thine to note II tbat thele prolettlng fac~Ity are not a youilg ifOup, Even IDclucline tiKI ~acbiDg ass1stants, the median age .IJ ft, , · . The Is 72. Ten are between 47 and », ·15 betwten 40 ,. . ' ' r' , .'' .. • ·'•·. ' .~ . 1' • •'·,. ·~·· ;,I'! ' ... ' ...... ~- . '\';' ··I \ [: ,. ). ' i~. ~ i "if_ l ;_ ,. ' \ fn AugUst Of 1963 We Opened Our Doors For Business. The People Of The Big Bend ~ ·Area Haq Made &R Shopping Center One Of The Most Complete And Finest In : : . i.· ... ; •' . '. • ' , · This Area. Come And· Join The Fun ·And Savings In This Huge 7-Day Sale. ·tl ·~ •l ' .;.t ,, HURRY '/I AND . :, SAVE ~.~ DOIJMS·,.z,,l dl NOT SJAMPS '•{I ·~ ~~ .' IGA T Y.OUR ~nearly • · lhe per11 . him In of Orecon .,d to be speak of · "as though they ' · .. lheieoiiS . ' .STORE ~- ' r. ~ �,, '' ,,' s ' .... Store Will Be Closed Sunday and OPE-N 't' J " nnu A.M~ AT . Monday To Prepare For Huge, 7th Anniversary . 1'1 .A.M. ,. ' Keeping Ike In Context President Dwight D. Eisenhower's moat famous speech was his last ODe. It was in his Farewell Address on January 17, 11161, that he pclnted to the emergence of something "new to the American experlment"-the "conjUDcllon of an lmmense military establlBbment and a large arms Industry." In a phrase that bas echoed and re-echoed down the ensuiDg decade, be went on to warn that "In the councils of government, we rnuat guard against the acquisition of unwarrauted lnfl~ence, wbe~~r sought or unsought, by the milltary;lndualrJal complex. it was decided to include the address as pi part of the Eisenhower Corridor, a memorlsl him on the third floor of the Pentagon near the office the aecretary of defeu.e. It r::::gr a President '-in SummitrY Mood ' . 1 · BY WJLUAM s. RAY Cr:IOMLaY . . ' : ' ' ·:: ·.....,...::· . r. Faculty FactAr,~j~·-,;, Campus Uph'i.pf~l, ' ' ' · NVt" 'wa~hlii(IDJtt CeM!iPh••~*:. I • ~· • ~ :·.' ' . ' ,··"'.~~· y:"·~ . ·,·, lr U.Y ClOMi.tv '~ · .· . WHilE WASHINGTON - President Nillon II making vel7 &uarded and still tentat.lve plana to go to EurGpt tbls fill, on a ~tic mllslon of Ill undlaclosed PlrJIOlll! as yet. From tbls planning two highly In~ conclnstons may be ooiJfldently drawn. The flnt Ia lhat lhe President bas some reason to believe or hope that perhaps some form of summitry under whatever name _Conceivably even with the 11uss1ans thou&b tbls 1s a &beer guese-mlghtproducearelaut.lonln,..;..ldlenllons · The second point II thai for a crltlcal period the direction of the c80!palgn for the Senate and Bour.e wW be left to VicePresident Agnew- ..m- help Is eo1J8bt as 1110111 of the In the N·DAY ' ..~ \ ,. r 0 ·, • ., ' ' · ..•W~N~TO~ (~\ For the past year, tbls re)lorter bis beiD coll«tlug informaUon on profe.saon Uld lllatructors f;CIIvli '1!1 tile campna.upheaval , In a rat~dom samj)llllg tbat .now I'IDII , ~· 'Tf, alletcb1 biographies, the first thine to note II tbat thele prolettlng fac~Ity are not a youilg ifOup, Even IDclucline tiKI ~acbiDg ass1stants, the median age .IJ ft, , · . The Is 72. Ten are between 47 and », ·15 betwten 40 ,. . ' ' r' , .'' .. • ·'•·. ' .~ . 1' • •'·,. ·~·· ;,I'! ' ... ' ...... ~- . '\';' ··I \ [: ,. ). ' i~. ~ i "if_ l ;_ ,. ' \ fn AugUst Of 1963 We Opened Our Doors For Business. The People Of The Big Bend ~ ·Area Haq Made &R Shopping Center One Of The Most Complete And Finest In : : . i.· ... ; •' . '. • ' , · This Area. Come And· Join The Fun ·And Savings In This Huge 7-Day Sale. ·tl ·~ •l ' .;.t ,, HURRY '/I AND . :, SAVE ~.~ DOIJMS·,.z,,l dl NOT SJAMPS '•{I ·~ ~~ .' IGA T Y.OUR ~nearly • · lhe per11 . him In of Orecon .,d to be speak of · "as though they ' · .. lheieoiiS . ' .STORE ~- ' r. ~ �-i•••• ·'. ' .. 'I ,,, . ·'· ' : .' -~ I .. . •. ... .,,. · f. ~- •' ' ~~ ,· \.\.\\ ·,~j~ ,· 'j ., . ._, ,! •' 1. --~. ' ,. ' ' .· OlEO ., ' j .,'' ' ,NGE " .~" 1 - LB. PKG···f~ ' . 1~- . '' '·' ' �-i•••• ·'. ' .. 'I ,,, . ·'· ' : .' -~ I .. . •. ... .,,. · f. ~- •' ' ~~ ,· \.\.\\ ·,~j~ ,· 'j ., . ._, ,! •' 1. --~. ' ,. ' ' .· OlEO ., ' j .,'' ' ,NGE " .~" 1 - LB. PKG···f~ ' . 1~- . '' '·' ' �'\t:ITY . . Jl ' "•:·" ¥ . . PRIO$ · . FOR PRool!P'S .... -~ • ·f· - ~ ')' !'" _,_ ' ' ~ ~- tV: · \ . • •."1: fJ. .\; ·~· · CHAISE ·~ · ·. ;: :wuifGES;' . · vAW£5 10 '12• ~ ' , . 'DilLY UNTID · .~ •• EVEN· '4·22 ' ' ' '' ,I I ,I ', : PICN··1c· ·.· . . , .,. . '' ') ,,.. • '• ' ·' Callie Style · ' •' FROM ORIGINAL · .PRICII·I . ' ·HARD PLAS11C 4 Fr. - ' ' Extra WHILE THEY . LAST ,· ' Special ' .. ' ,. : ... ' SWIMMING ' .,.oo POOLS 'AIR. , CONDITIONERS ..~--~~----~~ NOW SlJ6· 22 &,000:ar.u. ·· $199· NOW $142· 22 . ICE CHESTS • 12 oz. PKG.' 95 :·: $123· 73 . MANNING BOWMAN .. DEWXE EUCTRIC SHRUB & ONLY HEDGE McGRAW ROLL AROUND .· :SWIMNUNG :' -~ -,~. Poo·L 0 . •i • _·.''if~ ', o, L l . '} I' '' K1~NG ' ~ ·· · 3 SIZE . .. c ILEA . , ' .! ' • H ,. , . • 20''·.FAN •> ~: ti 'Wifh '-'etal Side ' . .· :·Doutile Duty ~Iter Ruaed ladder l I .REG . 1, ~4·· ' '1 ~ ;MO ERS .'"ow 1aa.~ '" ' Jug '. _:.flOw ... .onty ' '' ' . ' '· ' .22 .-11. ,., llh Gallon . ' ' t· ~ • . ' ' :· I, · �'\t:ITY . . Jl ' "•:·" ¥ . . PRIO$ · . FOR PRool!P'S .... -~ • ·f· - ~ ')' !'" _,_ ' ' ~ ~- tV: · \ . • •."1: fJ. .\; ·~· · CHAISE ·~ · ·. ;: :wuifGES;' . · vAW£5 10 '12• ~ ' , . 'DilLY UNTID · .~ •• EVEN· '4·22 ' ' ' '' ,I I ,I ', : PICN··1c· ·.· . . , .,. . '' ') ,,.. • '• ' ·' Callie Style · ' •' FROM ORIGINAL · .PRICII·I . ' ·HARD PLAS11C 4 Fr. - ' ' Extra WHILE THEY . LAST ,· ' Special ' .. ' ,. : ... ' SWIMMING ' .,.oo POOLS 'AIR. , CONDITIONERS ..~--~~----~~ NOW SlJ6· 22 &,000:ar.u. ·· $199· NOW $142· 22 . ICE CHESTS • 12 oz. PKG.' 95 :·: $123· 73 . MANNING BOWMAN .. DEWXE EUCTRIC SHRUB & ONLY HEDGE McGRAW ROLL AROUND .· :SWIMNUNG :' -~ -,~. Poo·L 0 . •i • _·.''if~ ', o, L l . '} I' '' K1~NG ' ~ ·· · 3 SIZE . .. c ILEA . , ' .! ' • H ,. , . • 20''·.FAN •> ~: ti 'Wifh '-'etal Side ' . .· :·Doutile Duty ~Iter Ruaed ladder l I .REG . 1, ~4·· ' '1 ~ ;MO ERS .'"ow 1aa.~ '" ' Jug '. _:.flOw ... .onty ' '' ' . ' '· ' .22 .-11. ,., llh Gallon . ' ' t· ~ • . ' ' :· I, · �fruirl!ctur;' bU I only ,jWit cqnrnenced. I' I ( < I f ! I l 1 '' '' ,,' ~ " READY FOR T8E CAMERA. . . Feur. 7e.art 110, tile two '.,.,,, dalipt.n !If aeter Jack Pllluee lunild cloWn· a •••nee lor a mme career Ia order 10 'eater· eaUe1e. With llaelr edaeallaa completed, tile cJrl• Jib• 10 tab aellllg letIDDI uc1 have a 1rJ at breHIDI bJto IUms. Here, Brooke (left), It, ucl Rolly, !0, villi tlielr lalber oa loealloa Ia £ • ! OSU,Biots Pr9duce 7 Tuesoa, Ariz. BRINGINGSEa>ND 1llP PRICE at the steer and lamb sale or the MeJ&s Junior Fair Friday wu this Hereford or Miss CeUa McCoy. l'he McCoy animal weighing 890 pounds wu purchased by City Ice and Fuel at 60.5 cents a powtd. From 1be left 1te ltllllllltJ Ba1ea IIIII Rbia Mln,lullor fair king and queen, Walter Bums llanie, Art J!an1ey, representina Qly ~ and l'uel, and Mlsi McCoy. Lee Ann Gaul, junior lair prl,nceu, Is at the front. '' l\ I~'· ' I [!10$PITAL NEWS Holzer Medical Center, First Ave., Galllpo!Js. Visiting hOlD's 2-4 and 7-8 P·lii· Only parents In Pediatrics Ward.· Blrllu Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Smith, Pomeroy, son, 3:48a.m. blsclulrges Aapst Zl Kenneth L. Black, Mrs. Edna M. Cushing, ·Mrs. Bessie Daniels, Mrs. Steven E. Frv• and daughter, Burdell Forth, John V. Herrold, Miss Thelma Hughes, Mrs. David L. JoDII and son, Harold W. Maddy, Seolt E. McComas, Mrs. Thomas M. Reynolds, Stephen ·Todd RUS9ell, Ben 8andridge, Mrs. Francis A. Walters, Mre. • ENROlliiCM New Qatar lle&ins Septllnber 14 ! ·-1- ., ow,.IJ. w~~~· ''-~~ WIJII,arjl "IJ.rr.,oWltte, ··I Assoclllte D.oreund Diploma Cowses &utllmtba l'embl!rton, Robed L. Poore, Edna J. Polls, RoJer· A. Rafferty, Bruce R. Morris, Ellen Minton, Dale F . Neal, • CERAMICS - An attnoctive dllpla)' of ~ made by Mre. Ji'ioances Hewetson Mrs • Fred ~leln, Mrs. Mal-lin Spencer, Ml8l Erma Smith, and Mrs.'eert Will was a feahue · the l\lei811 Qnmty Fair eabiblls. Mrs. Will Is plctored here altho display booth. oi Bus. Administration Exec. Seaetarfal Secretarial General OOice Jr. Accounting Conrad M. Ohtinaer, Weotey P. Oblinger, Cbarlee R. PerU, Mrs. Cerll. Payton, WWlam J. Goydan, Mro. Frank X. Grueser, ~ Jlosges, Mrs. Betty Jo!IJl Bailey, Mra. William J. Davis Jr. and· daugh'-', Ml8l Beatrice R. !llsnap, Mn. Henry ~. Kelly Dawn Glbbe, Mrs. Rey H. Heiney, Miu Anna Iller, Ceria S. Je..lns, Mrs. Larry J. Johnson and son, Dicky J. KJnc, _TONIGHT thnl ·-~ .... • ·Sund~y-Monday Tuesday-Wednesday & Thursday Mary L. Lewis, Lee Roy Mayes, Brian KeUy' McGuire, illfant Male Meek, Norman Lee Mitchell, William Thomas Porter, Mrs. Ted Rliey, Mrs. Leonard G. Scarbrough and 1011, Mn. Steven Sickles, Mrs . Earl W. Smith, Mrs. Joe E. Thompson, Ernest D. Trent, Wendell A. Woodruff, Mrs. 'l'homu Vanco, and Charles J. • ! , .. , ~ There Is a critical need for college !rained offke per. 1011nt!l! We are 111111ble 10 supply enough graduates for · local employers! One· I $ATURD~Y ......... II&~£ , ~, .Professional II TIE AIWEIII'UAIRI ._. 11 •liM! "Ttl m.9ml8l" 1Jt IWIUIIIUiilcs &'iii;=,.......... C' ,. Approved For Veterans .,.................... : -· 11 -IIUR.D .'z t bualnesa !raining can be obtained only : through a college level : program. . For full information. • write, visit. ar call ' 446-4367 lngaUa. Velerul Memorial lhlpllal ~ COWR,.DeiJJxe ADMITT,ED - Christine Branham, Pomeroy. DISCHARGED - Cuma Elkins, Robert Rickard, Marjorie Jeffers, Blaine Qilalll. ~ ' ! 1," ' 11111114 AP!tlll and · Voice 'ol STICitY 80LlmON . ~,Mich. (UPI) 'lbe Mona Shtlrea School Board, which paid 8 $1,113 repair bill becauae younpten dsllla&ed the Lincoln Sehool roof, bas came up with a plan to end the problem. SUcty langlefoot bas been spread 011 the roof to. en- . . A SPECIAL AWARD of ~ Guemeey Mpiles was preeenjed Dan Neue, Mlnlm'llle, Frtday at a distr!dGuernaejllhow at the Melp Fair. The attractive award was Jft'Sented for Bportsmansbip, Making the presentation on the left Is Don Klamfotb of Canal Wlnche~ . · ) mesh 11111ntruden• . . ' . Incredible, Unbelievable. Jj}VER, Ohio Th ~ prf Aident ~(!81 Co.. (UPJ) - of the Dover Robert Cohen, who waa kpproached and asked Ill b!ty stolen industrial secrets, said Saturday that it "was in· cre4lble, unbelievable that this wm\ld ever happen." • .. ; - ? '' ·' ... ' VI"YL · oo s! MAIIIFACIURED BY SPAIJI'AN ! Maintenance Free FUN! ·_ FBl agenta In ·a series of meet· lnp In Canwn, to be cerlalt) there were violations of Inter· stile lralfic lnvolvtns swlen goods. . C!lhen tl!en l'j!Ceived another dill from the man, and thiS time was told that the ealler was merely acUng as an agent for a third party who had stOI· en the lnformalion arid had h.J another offer of f90,000 another firm. ,. fr6!D. .Call 4AH905 ' . - · ·itiof·· ' .. ~ ,• . • �fruirl!ctur;' bU I only ,jWit cqnrnenced. I' I ( < I f ! I l 1 '' '' ,,' ~ " READY FOR T8E CAMERA. . . Feur. 7e.art 110, tile two '.,.,,, dalipt.n !If aeter Jack Pllluee lunild cloWn· a •••nee lor a mme career Ia order 10 'eater· eaUe1e. With llaelr edaeallaa completed, tile cJrl• Jib• 10 tab aellllg letIDDI uc1 have a 1rJ at breHIDI bJto IUms. Here, Brooke (left), It, ucl Rolly, !0, villi tlielr lalber oa loealloa Ia £ • ! OSU,Biots Pr9duce 7 Tuesoa, Ariz. BRINGINGSEa>ND 1llP PRICE at the steer and lamb sale or the MeJ&s Junior Fair Friday wu this Hereford or Miss CeUa McCoy. l'he McCoy animal weighing 890 pounds wu purchased by City Ice and Fuel at 60.5 cents a powtd. From 1be left 1te ltllllllltJ Ba1ea IIIII Rbia Mln,lullor fair king and queen, Walter Bums llanie, Art J!an1ey, representina Qly ~ and l'uel, and Mlsi McCoy. Lee Ann Gaul, junior lair prl,nceu, Is at the front. '' l\ I~'· ' I [!10$PITAL NEWS Holzer Medical Center, First Ave., Galllpo!Js. Visiting hOlD's 2-4 and 7-8 P·lii· Only parents In Pediatrics Ward.· Blrllu Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Smith, Pomeroy, son, 3:48a.m. blsclulrges Aapst Zl Kenneth L. Black, Mrs. Edna M. Cushing, ·Mrs. Bessie Daniels, Mrs. Steven E. Frv• and daughter, Burdell Forth, John V. Herrold, Miss Thelma Hughes, Mrs. David L. JoDII and son, Harold W. Maddy, Seolt E. McComas, Mrs. Thomas M. Reynolds, Stephen ·Todd RUS9ell, Ben 8andridge, Mrs. Francis A. Walters, Mre. • ENROlliiCM New Qatar lle&ins Septllnber 14 ! ·-1- ., ow,.IJ. w~~~· ''-~~ WIJII,arjl "IJ.rr.,oWltte, ··I Assoclllte D.oreund Diploma Cowses &utllmtba l'embl!rton, Robed L. Poore, Edna J. Polls, RoJer· A. Rafferty, Bruce R. Morris, Ellen Minton, Dale F . Neal, • CERAMICS - An attnoctive dllpla)' of ~ made by Mre. Ji'ioances Hewetson Mrs • Fred ~leln, Mrs. Mal-lin Spencer, Ml8l Erma Smith, and Mrs.'eert Will was a feahue · the l\lei811 Qnmty Fair eabiblls. Mrs. Will Is plctored here altho display booth. oi Bus. Administration Exec. Seaetarfal Secretarial General OOice Jr. Accounting Conrad M. Ohtinaer, Weotey P. Oblinger, Cbarlee R. PerU, Mrs. Cerll. Payton, WWlam J. Goydan, Mro. Frank X. Grueser, ~ Jlosges, Mrs. Betty Jo!IJl Bailey, Mra. William J. Davis Jr. and· daugh'-', Ml8l Beatrice R. !llsnap, Mn. Henry ~. Kelly Dawn Glbbe, Mrs. Rey H. Heiney, Miu Anna Iller, Ceria S. Je..lns, Mrs. Larry J. Johnson and son, Dicky J. KJnc, _TONIGHT thnl ·-~ .... • ·Sund~y-Monday Tuesday-Wednesday & Thursday Mary L. Lewis, Lee Roy Mayes, Brian KeUy' McGuire, illfant Male Meek, Norman Lee Mitchell, William Thomas Porter, Mrs. Ted Rliey, Mrs. Leonard G. Scarbrough and 1011, Mn. Steven Sickles, Mrs . Earl W. Smith, Mrs. Joe E. Thompson, Ernest D. Trent, Wendell A. Woodruff, Mrs. 'l'homu Vanco, and Charles J. • ! , .. , ~ There Is a critical need for college !rained offke per. 1011nt!l! We are 111111ble 10 supply enough graduates for · local employers! One· I $ATURD~Y ......... II&~£ , ~, .Professional II TIE AIWEIII'UAIRI ._. 11 •liM! "Ttl m.9ml8l" 1Jt IWIUIIIUiilcs &'iii;=,.......... C' ,. Approved For Veterans .,.................... : -· 11 -IIUR.D .'z t bualnesa !raining can be obtained only : through a college level : program. . For full information. • write, visit. ar call ' 446-4367 lngaUa. Velerul Memorial lhlpllal ~ COWR,.DeiJJxe ADMITT,ED - Christine Branham, Pomeroy. DISCHARGED - Cuma Elkins, Robert Rickard, Marjorie Jeffers, Blaine Qilalll. ~ ' ! 1," ' 11111114 AP!tlll and · Voice 'ol STICitY 80LlmON . ~,Mich. (UPI) 'lbe Mona Shtlrea School Board, which paid 8 $1,113 repair bill becauae younpten dsllla&ed the Lincoln Sehool roof, bas came up with a plan to end the problem. SUcty langlefoot bas been spread 011 the roof to. en- . . A SPECIAL AWARD of ~ Guemeey Mpiles was preeenjed Dan Neue, Mlnlm'llle, Frtday at a distr!dGuernaejllhow at the Melp Fair. The attractive award was Jft'Sented for Bportsmansbip, Making the presentation on the left Is Don Klamfotb of Canal Wlnche~ . · ) mesh 11111ntruden• . . ' . Incredible, Unbelievable. Jj}VER, Ohio Th ~ prf Aident ~(!81 Co.. (UPJ) - of the Dover Robert Cohen, who waa kpproached and asked Ill b!ty stolen industrial secrets, said Saturday that it "was in· cre4lble, unbelievable that this wm\ld ever happen." • .. ; - ? '' ·' ... ' VI"YL · oo s! MAIIIFACIURED BY SPAIJI'AN ! Maintenance Free FUN! ·_ FBl agenta In ·a series of meet· lnp In Canwn, to be cerlalt) there were violations of Inter· stile lralfic lnvolvtns swlen goods. . C!lhen tl!en l'j!Ceived another dill from the man, and thiS time was told that the ealler was merely acUng as an agent for a third party who had stOI· en the lnformalion arid had h.J another offer of f90,000 another firm. ,. fr6!D. .Call 4AH905 ' . - · ·itiof·· ' .. ~ ,• . • �' ~ j .I f • • ' • 1. ' .. I . 1' I . ..,..f"ii!7.w ~ , es. ;, --r-.., I. Share Honors i ' lfWraeonf~~ol V'~ ' .. 1• llotb ho111a · dellated about ..-em ·· houn ~ -....- ·~~- -~ 11!1011 ·bolb · ~ to tbe ~ IOttf,IIOr ne~ and IGUJher ~'&luei/=' and ~and ltlbery lawllor ''-·bllc-t" ..-bW:.:: ,... lllllOV'!'IIUll - ··- • ... fldployes . lb; 11118 llldtr . '• ~ l!t• ·ll8lrlllure laDed to of state, COU!Ity'" m~Clpal let on lbe oilier Item !or wlUcb goVernm.nll and coupty biarda Gov. ~ A. Moore Jr. had of e®catlon. . · called the · spedal se11lon: Not Included are COIIIUii.nll · ~d 111~ mtlllben of acJ.. ~-.I ,J' kiion Ill the Bribery biU waa Ylloey COIIIIIlltteee to lliniJJar lllelut acc0~1 before lrlenc!es ot local Jevela. Tbll adlcnnmait, and It caine m1J waa the cru1 of · the . CHA , ,__RIJI'mnu• W.YI, (UPI) . . . . . .d ell • '' '· ' • · ,· 11o~"m'n~ , b4i1rli!i( lbl ~ Yell ililnl •loci 111118 IIIII • ~ ln order to get a -· ' foo1!Uidl ''lleGNwllld. "And biD PIII!Jd. Allllolllb lbe \11)14 In bolb ' lbefti'J~IIOieooeuohn •'Jlwulbe we llnd ho- W11 llllllllmo._, .llrllnl crlltellmWIIV~IIboiltlhllt acllllllon. UDder ille = ~ jJa.ued ~· llldl Houle- would ha ~· lbellllnate~ 1 ptriOIII but r.mfmiD '111e . Illig . .11' Gil mMIUe, .::e::-vb-etma ~.,. W~. McGraw, J>. =~~ had "'lbe JM!OII)e (il Will reeu..u lbe 'Wf ·~ wbo have we need tQ lncllllle thele walbd "*'Y llllh ltate IIDd tbenwe«*!c:cmebactanddo 1oe11 .....,_... 11'" --u m-_,. people, '!""" .,.._, . McGraw qld the~ Dl!l. Pb7WI llul!qe, J>. weetmq to foollbe\JIIoPle by Kil!awha, 181d, "It appean lelllnl thein tbfy have 1 new, we're IIOIDI to catch the llltle toueber law. . lllb IIDd let lbe bls ooea get HOuse Judlcllry Olalrman ,away." · Ned Watson, : D-Marl~n. a ln the Senate Neal A. member of IIi• conference Klnsolvlng, K-Kanawba, at=~':it u!~ calling It un- .!: =::.:.n· "'lbe people of Weet VIrginia junb~ ~lints- itntintl E~;-i ~VO~l.ltVV~Nrn0~.3foOi~------~---:Si~~flw.wrr?rliMI~~----~----~~~ the~Meywwwug~~aUy ::::~~~~-~~--~S~UN~~~Y~,~AU~GU~~~2~3~,1~97~0------------~p~~E~l~l ~.~~dbe REARIN' AND ROARfN', a high-powered tractor diCI In In a mlpty effort to w Ia a lractor·pulllng •onteot, a last-growing aport at rural falrcroundl. signed Into ww by the gowrnor desl8ned to promptly, were Anti Pornograp··hy ~a::i~~t!.~:: Enemy Swept Up · p · :::lie: · o ,p r gra111· ropose d 'lbe coltlpiracy ~ removed vague language deemed unconlltltutlonal . by the state PHNOM PENH (UP!) - Six Field reports had eald earlier The sources eald that the lllpreme Court, and the ~bery of Cambodian troops that the Conununlsts had seized Communlats may poalbly have bJII broadened coverage to uc a sweep operation the town titer forcing govern- IIC8led down their activities to __ Include not only "state of· Saturday around. the northern ment defenders out. . prepare for a push to mark two flclela" but 111011 ''public ser- and eastern outskirts of Phnom Cambodian troops also Important holidays early In WASIUNGTON (UPI) vanll " Penh, mopping up lbe remnants launched sweeping operatlona Seplelllber: North Vle'"·-Induce criminal acts or deviant · of a Conununist force that had amoog thlckly foliated banans Independence day,_ Sept·. 2 ··• Aion. with 0lh ......_,_,_, by lbe Nilon admlnlstratlo!,. g ,_ er ~............ ID prepared remarks for the .behavior. tried unsuccessfully to crack treeorchardsnOII'Ibevlllageof lbe fo""'"'·,. ...,. proposa... a Presidential com- National District Attorneys The Commlsalon thus Ia the capital's defenses. Apey Khsalh, also located annlve':.:'.::."'ofdathye dealsthelboffirthe~t mission onrecomm•""'pornogrepby '""Is John AlaoclaUon, A"--· General ~·~ to call for the .. -peal Only a few troops fr om one of acroos lbe Mekong River from country's ·-, founder conai•""'·~•N> ••,........ and -·"' - -... '""' N. Mite~,U emphaslud of all federal, stele and Inca! the three Communlal battalions Phnom Penh and about 1.5 lden er81Jy finances sex . education Saturday the! the C<llllllliaslon · laW!! that prohibit adulll from that launched the attack miles from Its royal palace pres I, Ho Chi Minh, for all Americans-adults 88 lsnotcoonectedwlththeNllon viewing or reading "··-·-"y Wednesday were still In the The Comm..·•-ts ••......; a U.S.spokeamenreportedthat well as chlldren. aclmlnlatr 11 ., -&uow w,.. ·- _, one crewman aboard a UH! Such a ''mass reeducation" a on. espllclt malerlals"-lbe cornarea. mortar harassment at the "Huey" helicopter was ldUed program, a draft report of the He noted that only one of its mission steff's term for pornoA spokesman said lbe main village Friday dropping In Friday when It was ahot down -•-• could 18 members, a replacement, graphy Communist force had been several high explosive round!. about 30 _, __ ••• 1 of Saigon. Co. ~.....on says, go a had been appointed .._ ..__ But the. draft.report p r defeated "'d d' •••'•-' with N """"' long a tow cl dlmlnlshln I ¥3 .-.~ ........... 1 ISor.,..~ 0 major ground Bellona Another American waa ln_;t ~ porn~aphy and dant Nllon, lbe nroalnder retention or adoption of laws to casualUes of 5011 ldUed cOin- Involving Americans have been reported killed Friday In 8 brief ''potential und-'· bl -"--ts f haviDg received their appoint. help parents keep pornography pared with Cambodian losses of reported since Wednesday wben -•···e of f'- In Quang Trl ..... a ""'''"' o ments from President '·-•on from their chlldren and to bar CLE.VELAND (UPI) - He- 19 dead and 124 ~-.,. espoeurc" to II. 8 Johnson "'"u bli ber wound~ ""· ...,_ ""' one American was ldUed and province, and""sll Americans ..,_ --•--• ,_ t due to . . The COOUDiaalon the In ruston of obacene mater- puR can gu natorial nominee spokesman did not say whether eight wounded In a clUh In were reported wound-• _, __ .. ,. ........... on,. no waseollbll•hMby"---. ta•-,. upon 1ldulh Prek Temeak was m· govern- Quan g Trl province about too their vehicle hit a mine '"' 1n~ .... rei its dati ~.,..... .. who do ·not oger Cloud sak.l Saturday h'• w lbe, earl r~~- obnat ID a general review of the want I~ as In unsolicited maU opponent has advocated lal ment or Communist hands. miles north of Saigoo. regloo . ..Y p........,. • u pornogrephy siluatlon MltcheU advertlalng progr8JDS which would drive portions of the draft report.- IBid the admlnlstratl~n would Not ~By SWIIUowed joba and Industry from Ohio. •I• , , The commission, 00 the baals Cloud, In a prepared text, lJ~ uwrtty .JIE'S SCARY, but don't let npected to be adopted-llave continue to press for laW!! to him frighten you. Ori&lnal· been leaked In recent weeks. prevent exposure of chlldran or of the draft report appears accused Democrat John J. Gilly from South America, UI!Upftted LlberaUty unwilling ad!Jlts to smut fully aware that lbe 'results of ligan, of advocallng taxes that Flr,nn_einu Thereporl'sunnpectedllber- The commlasion hai tente- Its two-year, $2 miiUon study will be paid by workers "In the 'V'Jir~~-ooe vulture fed oa earrl,a. In captivity, however, II allty, Including advocacy of lively concluded In Its draft will not be euily swallowed by two most cruel ways - 1068 of ea11 dlel of borsemeal and unrestricted access to porno. report that despite assumptions many Americans. toh security a~.d loss of future A"'lnronriation ·ehleten at Florlda'a Sunk- grapby for adults who desire It, to the contrary evidence "The best dlscussloo of lbe pay mcreases. rAPr r en Gardena. On second baa provoked an outcry In Indicates that eipo.ure 1o Issues of obscenity and porno. Cloud ~d Gllllgan Is advothoughl-lle . frightened. Congresa and quick disavowal pornographic 1111tertal does not graphy In lbe past have been callng an mcrease In stele lex- PORT HURON, Mich. (UPJ) carried out 1n an almost tote! ~ of •I bllllon, an M per cent - U.S. Senate minority whip Robert P. Griffin said Saturday SAN CLEMENTE, Calif. He said he would use lbe vacuum .t information .. lbe ~.e In present texes. repert explains ' It IS not Jl0811Ibie for the he will oppose President (UPI) -President Nllon Satur- occasloo to "real!lrm the ''The debate ·necessarll slate to create a climate for job Nixon's request for a $290 day sent Vice President Spiro conviction that the American ........ J"'l::-:. Y re- inCI'NI!el-lhrough Industrial ex- mllllon appropriation for the T. Agnew. on a ~ swing presence In Swtheast Alia Is " ~;:; ~-: panston If Ohio engages In tax- SuperSonic Transport (SST) lilrough .\sian cooin\Hes to something we Intend to malnreass!!fe America's Allies that teln and they depend on that" late 11~ " commlsalon to create atlon which would virtually airW, program. 11 The lllichlgan Republican the United Stetes was not · • · raa . Ugence agents · marred the patrol In the northern town of facts before It ~ double the present load," he said In a news release, "'lbe lessening its coounltment in Agnew met with Nixon . ~MI rJ:t•"!':~~~ fr~~e lrbld, wounding one of Its reco111111andatlons. Some of tsld a gathering at suburban besvy amount of government that area. Secretary of Stele Wllllam a: Jilrdan into Israel B I lnsld · Ide members. these facts have bHn contrary firoadvlew Heights. · u e me nt occuri'ed on Amman's The guerritlas later received to widely held ..... ~... " "I am against taxes which subaidy In a program of such The President said Agnew Rogers and Dr. Henry A. Jilrdan, SUerritla groupil battled outskirts. late Friday when a relnforcemenll, overpower- On of the-•.,...ons. , will take jobs away from doubtful value disturbs me." would return 1o lbe Western Klaslnger, Nimn's national The House In May Narrowly White House on Sept I report aecurtty advisor, at the Western a::!ta.!= agents, l,lld ''plv:tsl" Ohioans," he said. "We don't passed appropriation to on his trip tb South Korea, White House and lben the claihN Ulatltllled two persons Struggle Front collided with repa II eald. prilonen, the and In lbe past many Amerl- needjobs .!ewer jobs. We need more cootinuea $290 development of the Nati~t Cblna, Thailand and President and vice president , · and wounded at least five another vehicle of lbe ........_,_1 cans especially youths ha · jumbo airliners, and the Senate South Vietnam. walked outside to make steleolbera. Arab guerrilla group t;;;;;';. In a thlr~ Incident reported prtv~lely and voluntarDy Cloud said Gilligan's "infinite Appropriations Committee The President said Agnew's ments before television came'lbe Araba guerrWa . action the i'qlular Front for lbe on Anunan s oulsklrla, armed Into contecl with pornography capacity to propose spending presently is studying the trip, his second In eight months ras. , J'~-~~ leaders of Egypt and . Uberation of Palestine penona pretending to be "This may be Interpreted plans will "teke money which to Asia, Ia to assW'e America's Then Ni•on and Rogera ........, began working out (PFLP) guerrillas opened fire oo prlmarlly as an effort to gain could go to plant expansion, job proposal. Asian Allles that the U.S. policy aCC<IIIIpanled .\gnew 1o 1 1 '> details of plan to t lbe another group of SUerrlllu, Information about - " 18 creatloo and Increased pay; . a presen An exc~e It words be- lliWng two per80111, lbe 181111 the draft ......, ;;;:.~ aduiYit checu and place 11 1n the Rock Festival in "has as lla goal not withdraw- Presldenllal . hellcq~ter wblcb \ Arab view point in the Middle tween the rival guerrtt1a groups newspaper ............. -•..,. ~ ""' h d f ·.• • But peace negotiations. JD 90011 flared'into armed figb"•• • .,... - · IOCiety has atiempted a con- an s o a spend thrift ColwnbUB Banned lng from Asia but providing the took him to El Toro Marine Air means by which lbe naUons of Stetion where be boarded 1 COLUMBUS (UPI) , ~~-~~York, U.N. mediator and four of the guerrlllu w';: :ab.::'!tllca~lden! iplracy of silence about sex. governor." Franklin County PrO!IOCUtor C. Asia can defend themselveo." PresldenUaljet for his tour. •.1 • uunnar V. Jarring was repart- w~ "aedltloill elernenll" _..., obo Thla ~ce has had two Nationwille Mine Agnew said he was ''pleased Nllon said Agnew waa Howard Johnson eald Saturday . ~i ~ under growln~ Arab pres- A second lnclden~ reported llque fefennce to Jonluian ~.One, toCIIIltrol young . he would use "every legal to undertake this mission to carrying with him ''per101w ·•. ~ to open sucb taJb or ilve by lbe newspaper It tbe intelllgeoce entl Arab people by keeplq 1bem lflnormeans available" to prevent reaffirm the principles of the but suhetantlve mms•g• 111 :· •·rq,won for lbelr delay. . extremist I"~ t:lemolftllc r111u hive claiming an~ and two, to auppreaa 1111r Strike Proposed bilateral relationa" from lbe anybody holding a rock festival Nllon doctrine." ··''' In~, PalestlllianliOUI'J Fron~lnvolw.tJordanlanlntel· lbe Amman government wu =dls~k,llhas PINEVILLE,W.Va.(UPI)- In this central Ohio area. He said President Nllon President. He said Agnew ,,~·~ that three arriled Ugence alent. and a Pale.tl- celllnll ready to craclldown oo ·' .. • )JU8li The leader of a dissident coal A news media releaae said a believed that "direct penonai would be meellllg wllb the -.'iaerrmuinvolvtng PIIMtinlan nlanpettol. Thenewlpaperutd ~ian but the governxpent 'lbe ~ tetitetl·-•· miners group dljclared here rock restival was planned bert! ~onversations" were needed to heads It stele of each It lbe . : . .. and Jordanian Intel:., the. lgents Oflimed !Ire on lbe denied their cilllll. "-'blled thai 11«1 educaii:;:; Sfilurday be will call "a with part of the pr01.'61!115 going real!lrm lbe U.S. coounltment four countries he will visit llll the 30,001knlle trip. ~il.t.. . . , . c~ be JIOII•fw fool in nailonwtde ~· and it will to charity but later promoter to Asia. Phil Gary said plans had bHn dropped because ialent could "porn:r:eu: not be secured . f61 ~ , "We. therefore recGIIIIIIelld WldOW!I AMOCiallon, lnalated ' ~;~. > "'JLM(~~IUS, , . · that all of av' dlllenl be that "federal juries will not TRAINS COUJDE '+ ·Ind, ,(.UP!) up to a diile, I 17·yeer.oJd boy, &a.U bu prorldad wltll an ~te Interfere wllb his movement" RAVENNA, Oblo (UPI) _ SAN FRANCISCO (UPI) 'lbe J a - freighter ·~=~~~B~.R:,',':.;~Jr., lbe ln JIPIII ¥1Jii ll!ld 1 belief be has an 11«1 educalloo," the report for Improved pension and Three persons were injured 'lbe burnln& Philippine freight. Maru was 800 yards away and w••"'~ ~tk!ll Jo lhlre ~ aper- states. · , h.,.pltal beneflte from the slighUy when a Peno Central er Do!i Jose Figueras, her sides another Jananese llhlp ...., ..,• ._ !IIIII ~ bt 'IXI'lWice ·.Ulllted Mille Workerl Welfare raUroacl train colll•-' wltll an glowing "cherry red" with · ..... ' "'" wun't his own Ia ·no fill' '-~ IIIIi Belli • 1t ....... """ hea~ waa abandoned by ber to~ Maru, al!o wu at~ ••-•- . FREIGIITEJII ·Idle trala lwe , .... ha"'•• •• .,. d . en....... on·life. ....,. ' .'..,VIII. " I-(UPI) -' man crew and two passengers The Figueras radioed It ... ~.1Chqol an JDdlan8poJia . "' ... ",. Iron Industrial ' . Co n 1 ~~~ mlles out In lbe cracking 011 lbe porlalde and . ~ ·Monday~ ,o:'tell ~no lflllultlel ~o Gft!ll L1b1 "Aband-•_; llhlp N llsllllg 2S degrees to lbe . ... .t:lb the'·· ~ wbldl may from !nterlalll --.. now. o starboard. . ~~!dy~ .. e. . . ell'..,. 1 . .-, 'but dlfliloa It !'lrbl* recouree. No 1'6COIInle.'' the ''The captain bu repor...i Ill 9 , ' the ·• •41CC1Jlfl i!Oqttf,liilQ"-, fo 'tilt · I'A Figueras• Jllaster radioed the the ,..........~ ltlildil,yl; and su!ely · 1n ._.... __ •v..:.ll ,.,.. · • ""'· Coeat Guard. "Fire beyond •u w.,.ullllg alluatilll .... '"- "'!o!ilb ........ f....,· · • ~·- . ._, Clllltrol " grown ....... and be has fins lq ....... """if• It FUnd. - . UliodaiiGII lib'a fals4: , . :• 1 Bef . tlree bolda. 'lbe JIUIIIIIIIrt! IIi! on 1be message was 118DI, longer w~ .. tbe Coast e~ 17 ~ a1ready had set out Guaril said. pUot ~ ail • In Uferafll for nearby reaeue All' nrce plane which relunieij '!hiPB· Five crew metDb!!n, l'rlli,D ~ ll8ld the sides oC •. lnclu!lln• the master, had the ~ were "cbeJTy red ~ aboard In a last tu111e rrom 11., heil lnll<le .. • · lffilrt to,control !be flllllee. An Alt FU'Ce wu 611 ., .I'OIIIe to tbe~Ijp IllS mllea ou:~w,.t oC · · wltb JIUIIIIII ,TICIO killed When which eOuld be dropped oo lbe ·~· . . . EirUer Oilier Gillig·an p rogram Attack ed u! ..,:J'se same Whzp SST Agnew to Quiet Allies' Qualms '. .............. n--- B;.'udeiiPre 1--lndlen ptewll)' 1-Cmbll-a...tl IJ4Jhl AO:IIMIM ~· ;~ 2t I lure (rwut.) 27-PI•n oiiiCtlon 2t =anacJOrt aa.....one u a;; GERALD :i ·VAli.£E, .M~D. ·. ; .. -J .............. II Nnw, fl.t ·~ J 41 ctlrtcal dJICMii '· -Til--J -· (ll)br.) tl Elltt 47.....,.rlod of time tt Coll•dltl• '·c' PH •.•• .( 10 I ls&lhMr 11-Girt't RIIM lz......ltlvtr tn Afrkl 11 •tncet · It l)lwnecots II D ICeol H Ca: 1 . . ll--FoNbodt,... tz-.eorel ...lnd flndln~=:::; I 11:" :!a ':i ::=~~ ~~ _-l'ransrJlant r . . . Works ·. . Well F'. -.....-.) ID-Gfrl'l,...,. ......,Mftdt plural · arttc.. 17~1Mt ........... •rttdl: • t;mbolftr tellurium JV •• a: ,,_ :~kbe= ~ =~opular ~~ln.,te~ence em: •d 'oh! -ToldlaM-Cotlop ...NO · : ::::-":!J:a"tirat OJW t lbll l f Ship Abandoned fill...... .. ' · 0 ..- lotll• ' ' . ' 0 . ' i :I .,' .• ' ' .' ' J ' I I ' ANTI®~ ·. ' ·. ,·.a;o m••· b . . , =~~~~Unl~ ,.e ,w;e cr.:.:':"-u · ~;,. Stnu:k · . S'rEUBENVILLE, 1 . Ohio m! '-':UI'I) - Two men ..... tilled i!d ~~~Oibl!l'ipjurad 'Jaie ~ I. • liar ~·-lbl!l •}flnle~~a ...... _ ·""bunt . 'W~ 1 ... . '.: •. tblli . . J. ' • ' ~acer to .. . ' • ~i:l\·\ �' ~ j .I f • • ' • 1. ' .. I . 1' I . ..,..f"ii!7.w ~ , es. ;, --r-.., I. Share Honors i ' lfWraeonf~~ol V'~ ' .. 1• llotb ho111a · dellated about ..-em ·· houn ~ -....- ·~~- -~ 11!1011 ·bolb · ~ to tbe ~ IOttf,IIOr ne~ and IGUJher ~'&luei/=' and ~and ltlbery lawllor ''-·bllc-t" ..-bW:.:: ,... lllllOV'!'IIUll - ··- • ... fldployes . lb; 11118 llldtr . '• ~ l!t• ·ll8lrlllure laDed to of state, COU!Ity'" m~Clpal let on lbe oilier Item !or wlUcb goVernm.nll and coupty biarda Gov. ~ A. Moore Jr. had of e®catlon. . · called the · spedal se11lon: Not Included are COIIIUii.nll · ~d 111~ mtlllben of acJ.. ~-.I ,J' kiion Ill the Bribery biU waa Ylloey COIIIIIlltteee to lliniJJar lllelut acc0~1 before lrlenc!es ot local Jevela. Tbll adlcnnmait, and It caine m1J waa the cru1 of · the . CHA , ,__RIJI'mnu• W.YI, (UPI) . . . . . .d ell • '' '· ' • · ,· 11o~"m'n~ , b4i1rli!i( lbl ~ Yell ililnl •loci 111118 IIIII • ~ ln order to get a -· ' foo1!Uidl ''lleGNwllld. "And biD PIII!Jd. Allllolllb lbe \11)14 In bolb ' lbefti'J~IIOieooeuohn •'Jlwulbe we llnd ho- W11 llllllllmo._, .llrllnl crlltellmWIIV~IIboiltlhllt acllllllon. UDder ille = ~ jJa.ued ~· llldl Houle- would ha ~· lbellllnate~ 1 ptriOIII but r.mfmiD '111e . Illig . .11' Gil mMIUe, .::e::-vb-etma ~.,. W~. McGraw, J>. =~~ had "'lbe JM!OII)e (il Will reeu..u lbe 'Wf ·~ wbo have we need tQ lncllllle thele walbd "*'Y llllh ltate IIDd tbenwe«*!c:cmebactanddo 1oe11 .....,_... 11'" --u m-_,. people, '!""" .,.._, . McGraw qld the~ Dl!l. Pb7WI llul!qe, J>. weetmq to foollbe\JIIoPle by Kil!awha, 181d, "It appean lelllnl thein tbfy have 1 new, we're IIOIDI to catch the llltle toueber law. . lllb IIDd let lbe bls ooea get HOuse Judlcllry Olalrman ,away." · Ned Watson, : D-Marl~n. a ln the Senate Neal A. member of IIi• conference Klnsolvlng, K-Kanawba, at=~':it u!~ calling It un- .!: =::.:.n· "'lbe people of Weet VIrginia junb~ ~lints- itntintl E~;-i ~VO~l.ltVV~Nrn0~.3foOi~------~---:Si~~flw.wrr?rliMI~~----~----~~~ the~Meywwwug~~aUy ::::~~~~-~~--~S~UN~~~Y~,~AU~GU~~~2~3~,1~97~0------------~p~~E~l~l ~.~~dbe REARIN' AND ROARfN', a high-powered tractor diCI In In a mlpty effort to w Ia a lractor·pulllng •onteot, a last-growing aport at rural falrcroundl. signed Into ww by the gowrnor desl8ned to promptly, were Anti Pornograp··hy ~a::i~~t!.~:: Enemy Swept Up · p · :::lie: · o ,p r gra111· ropose d 'lbe coltlpiracy ~ removed vague language deemed unconlltltutlonal . by the state PHNOM PENH (UP!) - Six Field reports had eald earlier The sources eald that the lllpreme Court, and the ~bery of Cambodian troops that the Conununlsts had seized Communlats may poalbly have bJII broadened coverage to uc a sweep operation the town titer forcing govern- IIC8led down their activities to __ Include not only "state of· Saturday around. the northern ment defenders out. . prepare for a push to mark two flclela" but 111011 ''public ser- and eastern outskirts of Phnom Cambodian troops also Important holidays early In WASIUNGTON (UPI) vanll " Penh, mopping up lbe remnants launched sweeping operatlona Seplelllber: North Vle'"·-Induce criminal acts or deviant · of a Conununist force that had amoog thlckly foliated banans Independence day,_ Sept·. 2 ··• Aion. with 0lh ......_,_,_, by lbe Nilon admlnlstratlo!,. g ,_ er ~............ ID prepared remarks for the .behavior. tried unsuccessfully to crack treeorchardsnOII'Ibevlllageof lbe fo""'"'·,. ...,. proposa... a Presidential com- National District Attorneys The Commlsalon thus Ia the capital's defenses. Apey Khsalh, also located annlve':.:'.::."'ofdathye dealsthelboffirthe~t mission onrecomm•""'pornogrepby '""Is John AlaoclaUon, A"--· General ~·~ to call for the .. -peal Only a few troops fr om one of acroos lbe Mekong River from country's ·-, founder conai•""'·~•N> ••,........ and -·"' - -... '""' N. Mite~,U emphaslud of all federal, stele and Inca! the three Communlal battalions Phnom Penh and about 1.5 lden er81Jy finances sex . education Saturday the! the C<llllllliaslon · laW!! that prohibit adulll from that launched the attack miles from Its royal palace pres I, Ho Chi Minh, for all Americans-adults 88 lsnotcoonectedwlththeNllon viewing or reading "··-·-"y Wednesday were still In the The Comm..·•-ts ••......; a U.S.spokeamenreportedthat well as chlldren. aclmlnlatr 11 ., -&uow w,.. ·- _, one crewman aboard a UH! Such a ''mass reeducation" a on. espllclt malerlals"-lbe cornarea. mortar harassment at the "Huey" helicopter was ldUed program, a draft report of the He noted that only one of its mission steff's term for pornoA spokesman said lbe main village Friday dropping In Friday when It was ahot down -•-• could 18 members, a replacement, graphy Communist force had been several high explosive round!. about 30 _, __ ••• 1 of Saigon. Co. ~.....on says, go a had been appointed .._ ..__ But the. draft.report p r defeated "'d d' •••'•-' with N """"' long a tow cl dlmlnlshln I ¥3 .-.~ ........... 1 ISor.,..~ 0 major ground Bellona Another American waa ln_;t ~ porn~aphy and dant Nllon, lbe nroalnder retention or adoption of laws to casualUes of 5011 ldUed cOin- Involving Americans have been reported killed Friday In 8 brief ''potential und-'· bl -"--ts f haviDg received their appoint. help parents keep pornography pared with Cambodian losses of reported since Wednesday wben -•···e of f'- In Quang Trl ..... a ""'''"' o ments from President '·-•on from their chlldren and to bar CLE.VELAND (UPI) - He- 19 dead and 124 ~-.,. espoeurc" to II. 8 Johnson "'"u bli ber wound~ ""· ...,_ ""' one American was ldUed and province, and""sll Americans ..,_ --•--• ,_ t due to . . The COOUDiaalon the In ruston of obacene mater- puR can gu natorial nominee spokesman did not say whether eight wounded In a clUh In were reported wound-• _, __ .. ,. ........... on,. no waseollbll•hMby"---. ta•-,. upon 1ldulh Prek Temeak was m· govern- Quan g Trl province about too their vehicle hit a mine '"' 1n~ .... rei its dati ~.,..... .. who do ·not oger Cloud sak.l Saturday h'• w lbe, earl r~~- obnat ID a general review of the want I~ as In unsolicited maU opponent has advocated lal ment or Communist hands. miles north of Saigoo. regloo . ..Y p........,. • u pornogrephy siluatlon MltcheU advertlalng progr8JDS which would drive portions of the draft report.- IBid the admlnlstratl~n would Not ~By SWIIUowed joba and Industry from Ohio. •I• , , The commission, 00 the baals Cloud, In a prepared text, lJ~ uwrtty .JIE'S SCARY, but don't let npected to be adopted-llave continue to press for laW!! to him frighten you. Ori&lnal· been leaked In recent weeks. prevent exposure of chlldran or of the draft report appears accused Democrat John J. Gilly from South America, UI!Upftted LlberaUty unwilling ad!Jlts to smut fully aware that lbe 'results of ligan, of advocallng taxes that Flr,nn_einu Thereporl'sunnpectedllber- The commlasion hai tente- Its two-year, $2 miiUon study will be paid by workers "In the 'V'Jir~~-ooe vulture fed oa earrl,a. In captivity, however, II allty, Including advocacy of lively concluded In Its draft will not be euily swallowed by two most cruel ways - 1068 of ea11 dlel of borsemeal and unrestricted access to porno. report that despite assumptions many Americans. toh security a~.d loss of future A"'lnronriation ·ehleten at Florlda'a Sunk- grapby for adults who desire It, to the contrary evidence "The best dlscussloo of lbe pay mcreases. rAPr r en Gardena. On second baa provoked an outcry In Indicates that eipo.ure 1o Issues of obscenity and porno. Cloud ~d Gllllgan Is advothoughl-lle . frightened. Congresa and quick disavowal pornographic 1111tertal does not graphy In lbe past have been callng an mcrease In stele lex- PORT HURON, Mich. (UPJ) carried out 1n an almost tote! ~ of •I bllllon, an M per cent - U.S. Senate minority whip Robert P. Griffin said Saturday SAN CLEMENTE, Calif. He said he would use lbe vacuum .t information .. lbe ~.e In present texes. repert explains ' It IS not Jl0811Ibie for the he will oppose President (UPI) -President Nllon Satur- occasloo to "real!lrm the ''The debate ·necessarll slate to create a climate for job Nixon's request for a $290 day sent Vice President Spiro conviction that the American ........ J"'l::-:. Y re- inCI'NI!el-lhrough Industrial ex- mllllon appropriation for the T. Agnew. on a ~ swing presence In Swtheast Alia Is " ~;:; ~-: panston If Ohio engages In tax- SuperSonic Transport (SST) lilrough .\sian cooin\Hes to something we Intend to malnreass!!fe America's Allies that teln and they depend on that" late 11~ " commlsalon to create atlon which would virtually airW, program. 11 The lllichlgan Republican the United Stetes was not · • · raa . Ugence agents · marred the patrol In the northern town of facts before It ~ double the present load," he said In a news release, "'lbe lessening its coounltment in Agnew met with Nixon . ~MI rJ:t•"!':~~~ fr~~e lrbld, wounding one of Its reco111111andatlons. Some of tsld a gathering at suburban besvy amount of government that area. Secretary of Stele Wllllam a: Jilrdan into Israel B I lnsld · Ide members. these facts have bHn contrary firoadvlew Heights. · u e me nt occuri'ed on Amman's The guerritlas later received to widely held ..... ~... " "I am against taxes which subaidy In a program of such The President said Agnew Rogers and Dr. Henry A. Jilrdan, SUerritla groupil battled outskirts. late Friday when a relnforcemenll, overpower- On of the-•.,...ons. , will take jobs away from doubtful value disturbs me." would return 1o lbe Western Klaslnger, Nimn's national The House In May Narrowly White House on Sept I report aecurtty advisor, at the Western a::!ta.!= agents, l,lld ''plv:tsl" Ohioans," he said. "We don't passed appropriation to on his trip tb South Korea, White House and lben the claihN Ulatltllled two persons Struggle Front collided with repa II eald. prilonen, the and In lbe past many Amerl- needjobs .!ewer jobs. We need more cootinuea $290 development of the Nati~t Cblna, Thailand and President and vice president , · and wounded at least five another vehicle of lbe ........_,_1 cans especially youths ha · jumbo airliners, and the Senate South Vietnam. walked outside to make steleolbera. Arab guerrilla group t;;;;;';. In a thlr~ Incident reported prtv~lely and voluntarDy Cloud said Gilligan's "infinite Appropriations Committee The President said Agnew's ments before television came'lbe Araba guerrWa . action the i'qlular Front for lbe on Anunan s oulsklrla, armed Into contecl with pornography capacity to propose spending presently is studying the trip, his second In eight months ras. , J'~-~~ leaders of Egypt and . Uberation of Palestine penona pretending to be "This may be Interpreted plans will "teke money which to Asia, Ia to assW'e America's Then Ni•on and Rogera ........, began working out (PFLP) guerrillas opened fire oo prlmarlly as an effort to gain could go to plant expansion, job proposal. Asian Allles that the U.S. policy aCC<IIIIpanled .\gnew 1o 1 1 '> details of plan to t lbe another group of SUerrlllu, Information about - " 18 creatloo and Increased pay; . a presen An exc~e It words be- lliWng two per80111, lbe 181111 the draft ......, ;;;:.~ aduiYit checu and place 11 1n the Rock Festival in "has as lla goal not withdraw- Presldenllal . hellcq~ter wblcb \ Arab view point in the Middle tween the rival guerrtt1a groups newspaper ............. -•..,. ~ ""' h d f ·.• • But peace negotiations. JD 90011 flared'into armed figb"•• • .,... - · IOCiety has atiempted a con- an s o a spend thrift ColwnbUB Banned lng from Asia but providing the took him to El Toro Marine Air means by which lbe naUons of Stetion where be boarded 1 COLUMBUS (UPI) , ~~-~~York, U.N. mediator and four of the guerrlllu w';: :ab.::'!tllca~lden! iplracy of silence about sex. governor." Franklin County PrO!IOCUtor C. Asia can defend themselveo." PresldenUaljet for his tour. •.1 • uunnar V. Jarring was repart- w~ "aedltloill elernenll" _..., obo Thla ~ce has had two Nationwille Mine Agnew said he was ''pleased Nllon said Agnew waa Howard Johnson eald Saturday . ~i ~ under growln~ Arab pres- A second lnclden~ reported llque fefennce to Jonluian ~.One, toCIIIltrol young . he would use "every legal to undertake this mission to carrying with him ''per101w ·•. ~ to open sucb taJb or ilve by lbe newspaper It tbe intelllgeoce entl Arab people by keeplq 1bem lflnormeans available" to prevent reaffirm the principles of the but suhetantlve mms•g• 111 :· •·rq,won for lbelr delay. . extremist I"~ t:lemolftllc r111u hive claiming an~ and two, to auppreaa 1111r Strike Proposed bilateral relationa" from lbe anybody holding a rock festival Nllon doctrine." ··''' In~, PalestlllianliOUI'J Fron~lnvolw.tJordanlanlntel· lbe Amman government wu =dls~k,llhas PINEVILLE,W.Va.(UPI)- In this central Ohio area. He said President Nllon President. He said Agnew ,,~·~ that three arriled Ugence alent. and a Pale.tl- celllnll ready to craclldown oo ·' .. • )JU8li The leader of a dissident coal A news media releaae said a believed that "direct penonai would be meellllg wllb the -.'iaerrmuinvolvtng PIIMtinlan nlanpettol. Thenewlpaperutd ~ian but the governxpent 'lbe ~ tetitetl·-•· miners group dljclared here rock restival was planned bert! ~onversations" were needed to heads It stele of each It lbe . : . .. and Jordanian Intel:., the. lgents Oflimed !Ire on lbe denied their cilllll. "-'blled thai 11«1 educaii:;:; Sfilurday be will call "a with part of the pr01.'61!115 going real!lrm lbe U.S. coounltment four countries he will visit llll the 30,001knlle trip. ~il.t.. . . , . c~ be JIOII•fw fool in nailonwtde ~· and it will to charity but later promoter to Asia. Phil Gary said plans had bHn dropped because ialent could "porn:r:eu: not be secured . f61 ~ , "We. therefore recGIIIIIIelld WldOW!I AMOCiallon, lnalated ' ~;~. > "'JLM(~~IUS, , . · that all of av' dlllenl be that "federal juries will not TRAINS COUJDE '+ ·Ind, ,(.UP!) up to a diile, I 17·yeer.oJd boy, &a.U bu prorldad wltll an ~te Interfere wllb his movement" RAVENNA, Oblo (UPI) _ SAN FRANCISCO (UPI) 'lbe J a - freighter ·~=~~~B~.R:,',':.;~Jr., lbe ln JIPIII ¥1Jii ll!ld 1 belief be has an 11«1 educalloo," the report for Improved pension and Three persons were injured 'lbe burnln& Philippine freight. Maru was 800 yards away and w••"'~ ~tk!ll Jo lhlre ~ aper- states. · , h.,.pltal beneflte from the slighUy when a Peno Central er Do!i Jose Figueras, her sides another Jananese llhlp ...., ..,• ._ !IIIII ~ bt 'IXI'lWice ·.Ulllted Mille Workerl Welfare raUroacl train colll•-' wltll an glowing "cherry red" with · ..... ' "'" wun't his own Ia ·no fill' '-~ IIIIi Belli • 1t ....... """ hea~ waa abandoned by ber to~ Maru, al!o wu at~ ••-•- . FREIGIITEJII ·Idle trala lwe , .... ha"'•• •• .,. d . en....... on·life. ....,. ' .'..,VIII. " I-(UPI) -' man crew and two passengers The Figueras radioed It ... ~.1Chqol an JDdlan8poJia . "' ... ",. Iron Industrial ' . Co n 1 ~~~ mlles out In lbe cracking 011 lbe porlalde and . ~ ·Monday~ ,o:'tell ~no lflllultlel ~o Gft!ll L1b1 "Aband-•_; llhlp N llsllllg 2S degrees to lbe . ... .t:lb the'·· ~ wbldl may from !nterlalll --.. now. o starboard. . ~~!dy~ .. e. . . ell'..,. 1 . .-, 'but dlfliloa It !'lrbl* recouree. No 1'6COIInle.'' the ''The captain bu repor...i Ill 9 , ' the ·• •41CC1Jlfl i!Oqttf,liilQ"-, fo 'tilt · I'A Figueras• Jllaster radioed the the ,..........~ ltlildil,yl; and su!ely · 1n ._.... __ •v..:.ll ,.,.. · • ""'· Coeat Guard. "Fire beyond •u w.,.ullllg alluatilll .... '"- "'!o!ilb ........ f....,· · • ~·- . ._, Clllltrol " grown ....... and be has fins lq ....... """if• It FUnd. - . UliodaiiGII lib'a fals4: , . :• 1 Bef . tlree bolda. 'lbe JIUIIIIIIIrt! IIi! on 1be message was 118DI, longer w~ .. tbe Coast e~ 17 ~ a1ready had set out Guaril said. pUot ~ ail • In Uferafll for nearby reaeue All' nrce plane which relunieij '!hiPB· Five crew metDb!!n, l'rlli,D ~ ll8ld the sides oC •. lnclu!lln• the master, had the ~ were "cbeJTy red ~ aboard In a last tu111e rrom 11., heil lnll<le .. • · lffilrt to,control !be flllllee. An Alt FU'Ce wu 611 ., .I'OIIIe to tbe~Ijp IllS mllea ou:~w,.t oC · · wltb JIUIIIIII ,TICIO killed When which eOuld be dropped oo lbe ·~· . . . EirUer Oilier Gillig·an p rogram Attack ed u! ..,:J'se same Whzp SST Agnew to Quiet Allies' Qualms '. .............. n--- B;.'udeiiPre 1--lndlen ptewll)' 1-Cmbll-a...tl IJ4Jhl AO:IIMIM ~· ;~ 2t I lure (rwut.) 27-PI•n oiiiCtlon 2t =anacJOrt aa.....one u a;; GERALD :i ·VAli.£E, .M~D. ·. ; .. -J .............. II Nnw, fl.t ·~ J 41 ctlrtcal dJICMii '· -Til--J -· (ll)br.) tl Elltt 47.....,.rlod of time tt Coll•dltl• '·c' PH •.•• .( 10 I ls&lhMr 11-Girt't RIIM lz......ltlvtr tn Afrkl 11 •tncet · It l)lwnecots II D ICeol H Ca: 1 . . ll--FoNbodt,... tz-.eorel ...lnd flndln~=:::; I 11:" :!a ':i ::=~~ ~~ _-l'ransrJlant r . . . Works ·. . Well F'. -.....-.) ID-Gfrl'l,...,. ......,Mftdt plural · arttc.. 17~1Mt ........... •rttdl: • t;mbolftr tellurium JV •• a: ,,_ :~kbe= ~ =~opular ~~ln.,te~ence em: •d 'oh! -ToldlaM-Cotlop ...NO · : ::::-":!J:a"tirat OJW t lbll l f Ship Abandoned fill...... .. ' · 0 ..- lotll• ' ' . ' 0 . ' i :I .,' .• ' ' .' ' J ' I I ' ANTI®~ ·. ' ·. ,·.a;o m••· b . . , =~~~~Unl~ ,.e ,w;e cr.:.:':"-u · ~;,. Stnu:k · . S'rEUBENVILLE, 1 . Ohio m! '-':UI'I) - Two men ..... tilled i!d ~~~Oibl!l'ipjurad 'Jaie ~ I. • liar ~·-lbl!l •}flnle~~a ...... _ ·""bunt . 'W~ 1 ... . '.: •. tblli . . J. ' • ' ~acer to .. . ' • ~i:l\·\ �' .. , .' ,Just Be.tween GALLIPoLIS - _ Mill wore a flOor length &O'II'd ol Rebei:ci Marie Snead, ttauabter white crepe styt,d Jili{llla(. to d. Mn. Mary M; Snead, 191$~ those ol the b~ds. Ret Marquette flvenue, Pt. gown was accented with 11M Pieasaht, lJo!came the brt<le of daisy trim and lhe wore, a Mr. Paul .James Skinner. !100 of cluster of blue dalalell In Ill!' Mrs. Marguente Butterfield. 111 hair. She carried a small wta ChllDcothe Road, Gimpnlls, oo basket ol blue dalales. MuW Saturday, July 11, at the Saint ScoU Clark, ne~"" . or ·l bt Louis 'Cathollt Church In groon1, served as ring bearel'1 . GaDipoli.o. · Mr. Tlumas .E. ~ •.Ol' · Vows of the double r\ng Jackson, served ~ br~ • ceremony were read b} the best . man. •Ushers .wet. )(r. Rev. A. J. Golublewskl at II Larry L. lloyer, Mr. Roller& o'clock In the morning before Scbaefflr¥1, and Mr. WUIIIIn E. imd an altar banked with Stevens, ill ol GaDlpotia. All!lr . the arrangements of white sladloli boya were Jim Rich and JOlin alwl.fli .. and white pomi>Ons. Wedding Bastian!, also of GaUipoli.o. addlnC. Jienona1 • music was presented by Mrs. L. For the wedding the IQie'l ' aPPle pie" her opeclalty. R. Ford, Jr. of Galllpolls The mother selected a jlllle lll111 Mrs. Gordon furnllbel tha . . . custom of open church was crepe dress with a lace .o verlq ~pplles for • rell&lbui · 1• , observed. • on the bodice and s~ort ~ucatlon ~laao headed by · ' '· ' The bride given In 11181'riage scalloped sleeves ol lace. Het vobmteer. Tlleiit glrll . . · . >, ipotller by her un~le, Mr. James S. accessories were while and obi "" im1ble to attend reaubf · dlree~ '11'/.111 the ~)a ·Oit Snead of Point Pleasant, was wore a corsage of white cym~. . ~ or CIUllPIJI aetl~· attired In a floor leugth gown of bidium orchids. Mrs. But· '.,.There are ~ way• ; of O!;~~:¥olwi~1Day • .'IIIli'• silk organza faahloned with an t.erlield chose for her son'l • . plrllclpatioo u a voJUllleer, · team, re11reaenttna a ciVIc empire waist and Victortan wedding an A.fule dress ol 011' II worldn& 4lreclly or. inorg~tloo. neckline. The full Bisbop yellow and white knit with a . ' ' sleeves of lace were fashioned matching princess styled coal. to points at the wrist and ac· Her accessories were white and cent.ed with tiny white saUn she wore a corsage ol yellow buttons. Alencon lace appUqued cym~idium orchids. the front of her gown and A reception followed the ' ' trimmed her chapel length train ceremooy In the church social ' ' which was secured at the back room. The bride's table wu be In the coltqeio ~ wailiUine with a large flat bow. centered with a four-tier tha glrll rellde acldiQI • lipiDe Her Uered fingertip veil of wedding cake and white wedtouch tO lb<! ·~· .. ··' Imported silk illusion was at· ding ~ndles. tsched to a Juliet cap of mat- Ass1sUng with the reception chlng lace with accents of were Mrs. James B. Flaher, crystals. Her only jewelry was a Mrs. Tom K. Fisher, and !lfn. strand of cultured pearls, a gUt Gary P. Minton, aD of Point ENGAGEMENT ANNOUNCED-Mr.lild•Mn. Clllrlel of the bridegroom. She carried Pleasant, and Mrs. Gary Gibbs Carter, Ill. s Galllpalll, e!rpmce tlli IIJIIIIIIIIDII of their 8 cascade arrangement of pink ol Mason, W. Va. Guests were. sweetheart roses, white regilitered by Misl! Carla Clark, dauabter, Vera Jean OUter ~Mr. Jrll.rttl a.edlklr, a of miniature carnations, steph· niece of the groom, of Mr. and Mrs. Frank !Jiiedelrw, 1011Sec:Gad Aft. anolls, and ivy. Jeromesville, Ohio. Mill Carta' gradulted .In 11'18 from. GABS ud II Mills Beverly Cheesebrew of For her wedding trip the bride sn-tJy eJIQIIoyed al the F1nl NaliGall Bank. Point Pleasant served as maid chose a candy pink A.Jine dresa Mr.llneda).. II a IJa gradllale of Oallla ArN'nY and of honor. Mrs. Larry L. Boyer of with a matching princess styled Is a Junior It Rio GriDde CoJiele. He Ia pmrnq employld Gallipolis was matron of honor, coat. Her accessories were at the Sbake Sbojlpe. and bridesmaids were Miss white and her corsage us ol Weddlnl planl an bJcamplete. Sharon Hayes of Point pink sweetheart roses taken Pleassnt, and Miss Celestine from her bridal bouquet. Skinner, sister of the groom, of The new Mrs. Skinner Is a By Mrs. Mlltbell Webb Mr . and Mrs. William Gallipolill. The attendants were 1967 graduate of Point Pleasant McGarvey of WeUslml were attired In rainbow colors of High School wbere she was recent Sunday visitors of Mr. blue, pink, yellow, and green. active in numerous or· Theirfloorlengthgownswereof ganizatlons. Prior to her and Mrs. Harley Green. Mr .andMrs. Keith Tyler, Mr. crepe with chiffon overlays and marriage she was employed as and Mrs. Basel Harrill and bodices of Alencoo lace. The a seeretary by the Credit GAL!JPOUS - GaJUpolls Invited to attend by makln& scroop Bureau of Point PleasMt, Inc. Chapter Order of the Eaalerll reeerYIIIOIII with Mrs. Lola family are visiting their son and gowns featured brother, Mr. and Mrs. Lee Tyler necklines, lull Bilihop sleeves, Mr. Skinner ill a 1959 graduate Star No. 7j3 Is bonorln& Mrs. Mae Suiter, General allllrman, and family of North Carolina. and the empire waislllnea were of Gallia Academy High School, Connie SUe Curl who hal llefVed by Alqpilt 31. Mr. Ora Painter spent a week accented with daley trim. Their bas served two years In the U. S. as a Grand Officer of the Grand with his daughter and family , short face vells of illusion were Army, and ill employed by Chapter of Oblo at a reolll!lioo · ANNOUNCE BIR'l1l Mr. and Mrs. David Graham of attached to small clusters of Flsber Storea, Inc. as super· onSaturdaynlght,September5, SYRACUSI!) - Mr. and Mrs. matching daililea. Eacb girl visor of the Shoppers Ma11B. a\ the Masonic Temple 7.::10 . 1. Marlon Stowe <Sb!!!e)' Xenia. l'rldd7) of Columbus are ·IIi· Mr,il\11:Mfll. Alva Lowe ...... carried a wicker basket of After a brief weddinlz trio to p.m. daisies dyed to match her dress. Riackwater Falls, the n.-:· All Grand Officers, Grand nOIIICinll the birth of thell' lint recent visitors of Mr. and Mrs. Miss Beth Ann Clark, niece of lyweds will be at home at Hepresentallves, Deputy Grand child, an eight pound, • Harley Green. the groom, was flower girl. She Upper River Road, Gallipolis. Matrons and Past Grand Of· ounce son, Jay Scott, at Mr. and Mrs. Arlery Stepp of ficers will 'be guest at a dinner Rmnlde Holpllll 011 Friday, Florida are here visiting at the Grace United Metbodlilt Au&· ''· Mr. and Mrs. Truma11 Churcb at 6 p.m. Prlcidir· of ~ . are .tbe •· . All memberf of the Order are IIUitem•l •r~arenll anCI Mrs. Tommie BaD and daugh ocr relatives and friends. Mn Evelyn 'Stowe of SyrGeorge Rout and son of of Charleston; Mr. and Mrs. 11 U,. patemal grandmDiher. . ...iiiiiiiiiiiilijiiii_ _. . ._iiiliii GaDlpoUs; Mr. David BaD, Sr. Roger IDl1 and sons of New andt.mlly,Galllpolil;:.~~ . , an attended the baD game at Martinsville; Mrs. Jim Marrs, Mrs. Tommie Ball and ..,..ter Cincinnati a recent Sunday. Columbus. of Charleston; Mr. and Mra. Mrs. David BaD and mother Mrs. Oral Webb spent two Clyde BaD and dauahter · and .,...._ _IIIIi_. visited at the home of Mr. and days In the home of Mr. and son of Madison, w. va.; ClrDie Mrs. B. H. IDll a recent Sunday Mrs. Don Swick. BaD, Mr. and Mra. RQmcJnd at Addilion. VIsitors of Mrs. Mabel Roble. Mr. and Mrs. Geor&e Bout of Gerlach recently were Mrs. Galllpolia were recent visitors Bnly Mattberos, Galllpolls; of Mr. and Mrs. David Ball. Mrs. Belle Terry and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Roach Patty of Ewington; Mrs. Anna ·' and family of Gallipolls were Higgins, Mrs. Velma Huntley, ., recent Sunday evening visitors Vinton; Mrs. Oral Webb, Mrs. JIIEJ!!riNG BitT . of their parents, Mr. and Mrs. Fern Davis. MJDDJ,BI'qRT- 'lbe Melli ·i!; David BaD and Mrs. Ball's Visitors recently of Mr. and CouDtyTuber¢illollunciRI!Iltb grandmother. Mrs. Basel Hill and sons ol Alsocllltlon will meet at· 7:10 Those from a dilitance to · Addilion were Mr. and Mrs. p.m. 'lbundar 'Ill tbe borDe ol atW!d tile funeral of Mr. Larry Roger IDl1 and sons of New Mannl!JC taoe., ....nld4!i!l, . at IDlJ ware Mr. and Mrs. Clyde MartlnaviDe; Mr. and Mrs. 2118 SoutlfSecoild.~ ~ . ., Ball and their daughter and 11111 David Ball and ~amily, Vinton; Aliboatd~ .. ll'a-·19. . r In "Grown Up" of Madilion, W. Va.; Mr. ,and Mr. and Mra. Charles Roacb atlil!il "'· styles you'll rave about. An outstanding collection of the very best styles and makes in Penna· Preas Coltons • Blenda and River Fabrics. of~ they are Brown kid-grain Aztran* with Black trim. 'IMOOlerate Priced. and Freeman's exclusive Contour Cushion Millar! By •< ( ' f.':tt.s C8l'rled • pili'ud. and· great.gandchlldren. ~· FrlUlll ~brew conducted the services,llt thi Old K~&er l!ap .. list .Onrch. Burial WU madt IIi Qranl HiU Cemtler)'. Mr. and'Mta. Homer IJoct. nwund t.miiJ' spent SatUrday wiiUfr.MdMra.Ray&llderat tos111• Mr. and !tin. John ~veda)' are IIIUIOWlclnll· the birth of 8 1011 , August 15, at Holzer Medlcll Center. He has been named John WIIUiJD, The Love4ays IIID have a 11111 Danny Mqan. Grandparen~ J!NMr.andMra. Clydellarnett and Mr and Mrs Marvin Loveday: Great.gaOtt ' ents 8l'e Mr. and Mrs. ~ J. Spaulding and Mrs. Rosella Plttsenbarger, Orient HID, w. Va. Mr. and Mrs. Reo: Lemley viaited with Mrll. Dale Sisson, SatUrday. Mr. Lemley was on 8 week's vacatloo from hili em- SINGING 5q~' ', . GAWPOI.JS - .\ •~ singing service hatr ·~ · ocheduled tor ~ ~ Qourch Frldjly at : ?:- ~ p.!IL Quartets who !rill ..W are The Harley MY!!ri ~ Jbe Caldwella, Tbe • Ta~ .Qie Shafer FIII)Qy;'lbe'G!IIIIdlio, Meritt and Terry ~ ' and the young Mercervllle ~t. REUNION PLANJtED GAL!JPOLIS - 'lbe .Bvcul Family Reunion will be be1d Aug. 30 on Fortlflcatioo IDll. Relstives and friends are :1n. vited. Bring a covered dillh. . • COiiple of neb l.got .John Cannon, our ~r stalfer,aaw a woman doing her·blt to make the world a belter place for her neighbors. Sbe wu cleaning up debris along the main blocll. John didn't gel her name but he mentioned It to me and I'm Plllin& It on to you. Hope she sees thill and realizes her "Uitle blt" was noticed. ' Volunteers Honor Club .;, Missionary is Speaker Verci Jean Car1er Mr. Ben GoOderham of Crown bas returned to the C&O $""'pttal at lith St. and Slxtb Huntington, W. Va . ::.UJroRe wishing to send cards aend them in care of the =· us - Mr. and Mrs. Paul J. Skinner Trib~. . , ' . David, . were. visiting ber > Jeff and Matk Elkins were A!ts. Joyc, WooJert and parents, Mr. ,llllll !,ln. IJilllle vbiUng lllelr aunt and ~. BYRI'fA WRIGHT children, Gr"'l, Ton~, Yvonne ~and~. and Mrs. Jerry 1\fr. ;and· Mrs. Bob tlldns and Mr, and~. Cecij ~'!II fJI(I and Marshall, of Letaft, W. V~,, !ln<hon, Tommy. . fiu\uly, while their parelts, Mr. •. Mpnd Mrs. ~,~MI. ~ ~ey an~ DeJib¥> ll1r • an.d Mr~, Ronial Jividen and Mu. Lester Elklnt, were 111 • . Columbus, wer~- ~~ Wild..._ , rd Mrs. ;Linda were visited tiy Mr. and Mrs. Chicago. · }'. · nesday gUI!sls 91 ' 1 1181r · ~ Woot.f/1, """"ljl'ld Todd Carlton Harold Pauley !IDd On4y, Mr. ~Carl and David EriCluon of I , . Mr. and MralAl,Wur~.j!Up, .1 ' ~v~Un& Mrs.'RIIs W~l, and Mrs: Denver Lee Warner, Newark are spenflin8 ". few ,. Mr. and ~ Fri\P~ •QIIi.\er BJI'S• Inna llfles and lamDy, Mike Mahue and Boti Needum. days with their 8fanPenls, I Pat Houck : and Mrs. wunb Barb:,.,.. Mr. and Mn. Pennls L. Spires Mr. and Mrls. Lester Row!h Mr. and Mrs. HortJe RAllllb. SuaanofCharleatOOwerer•l and Mr. and .Mri. llennla M. were visiting Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Wayne 0xyer . ·' . . . guests o1 Mr. and Mra. Arthur Spirea and glrlo Sunday George Newton Lemley. and famDy spent a weekend !favet_oubeardyou cannol break 811 egg IIi one handevenlt CeliO. Mrs. Neva Gunter, who evening. · · Alva Roush of Mogadore Ia a with Mr. and Mrs. Obnsleajl • '!li1ll'l!thard! WeD, a certain penon In GaUipolll belfeved bas been vtstllng for a few Recentfa&"tsol!>fr-. andMrs. houaeguest of Mr. and Mrs. Arnold of Charleston. ~Alillltledll Doealhebave on the fa 1 weebwithMr;~Mrs Casto Charles Ta 8Jld family were Lester Roush. Mrs. Rils Wright caDed on illl!l tile ~I ~ ce .... and the link ... relurned hOIIle 1'flth theffi. ' ~v · and Mra . .Robert Smith, Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Swisher Mr. and Mrs. Richard Stewart . k ,: ~ Mr. and Mra, 'CilrUl!n Jones Pomeroy. called on his mother, Mrs. and family and Mrs. Helen ·:#· • Yilited 10 eveillliJ WI week Vlsl,tlns ~ · and Mrs. Carl NetUe Swtsber. Lemley and !amlly Monday ,, IGO:I',ANa:tratreatupoa •\'IJJtlniMaryLewt.a 8 tHolzer with Mr. and Mri. Walter Wellqllnn were Mr: and Mrs. RecentguestaofMr.andMrl. evenir)g. ' Medlcat Center, Firat AYe. list Saturday. A8 l..taleilvlDg, Jane Jenkins. Also visiting In their ~an Webnann and family Ed Speara were Mrs. Audrey Mra. Jessie Rupe, Belpre, ill ~GIDU (II!IW artatenaen) and her wedding party were coming home were Mr. and Mro. of Lancaster. Spears, Chrill, Mrs. Alan Spears vliitlng Mr. and Mrs. Ancll 01\l It tj.e ~~I Church. II Will a beadtlflll alght on thil nice ~· Danville Jenkins, Marion. · Mrwee:end ~Ia of Mr. and and . Susie Spe.ars, all of Prunty and da~t.er, Maxine. IIUIIIIIIIUIU!IilOO••· I thought 1bout how creative Jane had ~ Mr. and Mrs. Arlle Mullins s. Oll2a 'Iaylor we~e Mrs. Roseville. Carl Jen~s. age 83, died wflen file dellsned tile altendlnts' gO'II'IIll. They were striped and children of Columbus were Parsons and fwlly .. Sunday Mrs. Cora (Rupe) Hardin, August 16 in an AUanta, Ga. ~tf_sldrta with wblte old faabloned, pllsae blouses. Purpl~ Saturday guesls of her ·father were Mra. Brown and Piqua, and Mr. and Mrs. Ben hospital. Surviving are a grtigralit ribbon enclrcled their waists. Their headdre&lea were and wife, Mr. and Mrs. Oshel Mri ·Rontal Jlvid d ~pe· called on Mr. and Mrs. daughter, Mrs. Mary Elizabeth ''qlo!Mlapl" ol the 11111111! material as the sldrta ·and they each I . en an son, nrus L. SpU"es, Monday. Hlgglna and live grandchildren Miss lebeo.ca Snead· Weds p·auf Skinner, d d ':~H~ea~r~ :~~~~o~n~~·: i Ky··ger Reception Planned THE FARM BUREAU Women's Committee received a nice ' letter from one of the Judges of the talent contest, Mrs. John Rlchartk. Sbe was i.mprelsed with the attractive cleanneaa of our jwllor fair, and the nice exhibits. Here's a THERE ARE SOME PRETrY new ollve. green abutters on lb<! Moore home oo Henkle. I have noticed tbeu. for some time now~ Jut didn't get around to menlloolng tbem. Also aaw some litlghi!DUIIII on the porch at the corner of Cedar and Fourth. ' MRS. SUSAN DENNEY bas some stationery for long-winded ,people (no Cllllllllenlll; DOW·), II Wlfolda and is three lbnea as long ·as "'8ala' stationery. t , MOST IUI:PORTEJIS, I suppose, love to get letters. That way clhey lmow they are beinl read. Jean Ann Lemon (Mrs. Ronnie) )wrote to ten me the cute blrlh announcement 1 received was Just ('done oo I piece of scrap paper she had at the boapltal. So she sent 111e a darling Uttle hanckolored card irltll a "little Lemon" being )IUihedbJ a carriage out a Holzer H0111ital door. . '!be ....,.cement said the "sweetest lemon ever produced." Doeitn't tlie name, "Leeann Lemon" sound 'l'uaical? ~s. Lemm said Ida Mllla helped design the announcements. .J • Jda was arllstlc bull didn't know Willi recently she makes ·the beat cookies! ·: ., ~ A WOtJW.be.writer (fiction, that Ia) I try to 'teiiMinber and- al~ or things. Rick !Jtton's face Ia something ;i will remember. Hla concentratioo oo what he Ia dollig, and the .war his serious a:terior liliJes his fine eense of humor. He,IIID has ,the bluetl eyes I've ever seen. ' Back-to-School bonus for you ' rr IS sum J'QN meeUn& new people. Through the com· p!unll)' ~ I got to know SUe Brandeberry, a aweet parson; 1"19 ~Miller, Peg Oliver, the mother of Mike, tbe drum- . · ~ddl}'t ~but~ seem to me to be' a ~ =~;p.;~~:.;l;;r.t-~'d!!'~ .,,.tlfie "..,,whollbme,lieveraeemstorunoutohrohta. ·'· .I . . ~-·:;J '11 'fJJ1 f" nv rh.;M r, j() I ·~ m•.r .,; 1 • 1 J LJ(1 ' 1J L. Ml88 BVICLJN THOMAS of South Qwoleeton, W. Va., and IIIlA ,EUzabetll Mcl{ee, RichmOnd; Va., .Jere among the ~ C!h !be Delta Queen wheuhe 4lcked at Galllwlla. The . ~cmafwere stwPJng aloog the river at to,... where the Queen ~;and pkkl"l up papen thilt pubUclzed the event. They illld a Mate liOule IIOCtetarY was ooe of the piilseDI!era but this wa not revealecliDIIIlthe last day. I noticed several women who ltemed to lit apart from.the crowda. Wooder which was she? SCHOOL DRESSES . sole. The Dynamic Duo that take.s care of itself and makes the hardest s1dewalks a soft touch. Make life easier in thP. Freeman Chadwick·* . I ' (ENOUGH TO FILL 2 PAGES IN YOUR SAVER BOOK) • SI2ES 1 TO 14 S5m'6" I '·' I • •• ' ·' " '· '. ' .. 'l .••. ....·'~ . ' _ ' �' .. , .' ,Just Be.tween GALLIPoLIS - _ Mill wore a flOor length &O'II'd ol Rebei:ci Marie Snead, ttauabter white crepe styt,d Jili{llla(. to d. Mn. Mary M; Snead, 191$~ those ol the b~ds. Ret Marquette flvenue, Pt. gown was accented with 11M Pieasaht, lJo!came the brt<le of daisy trim and lhe wore, a Mr. Paul .James Skinner. !100 of cluster of blue dalalell In Ill!' Mrs. Marguente Butterfield. 111 hair. She carried a small wta ChllDcothe Road, Gimpnlls, oo basket ol blue dalales. MuW Saturday, July 11, at the Saint ScoU Clark, ne~"" . or ·l bt Louis 'Cathollt Church In groon1, served as ring bearel'1 . GaDipoli.o. · Mr. Tlumas .E. ~ •.Ol' · Vows of the double r\ng Jackson, served ~ br~ • ceremony were read b} the best . man. •Ushers .wet. )(r. Rev. A. J. Golublewskl at II Larry L. lloyer, Mr. Roller& o'clock In the morning before Scbaefflr¥1, and Mr. WUIIIIn E. imd an altar banked with Stevens, ill ol GaDlpotia. All!lr . the arrangements of white sladloli boya were Jim Rich and JOlin alwl.fli .. and white pomi>Ons. Wedding Bastian!, also of GaUipoli.o. addlnC. Jienona1 • music was presented by Mrs. L. For the wedding the IQie'l ' aPPle pie" her opeclalty. R. Ford, Jr. of Galllpolls The mother selected a jlllle lll111 Mrs. Gordon furnllbel tha . . . custom of open church was crepe dress with a lace .o verlq ~pplles for • rell&lbui · 1• , observed. • on the bodice and s~ort ~ucatlon ~laao headed by · ' '· ' The bride given In 11181'riage scalloped sleeves ol lace. Het vobmteer. Tlleiit glrll . . · . >, ipotller by her un~le, Mr. James S. accessories were while and obi "" im1ble to attend reaubf · dlree~ '11'/.111 the ~)a ·Oit Snead of Point Pleasant, was wore a corsage of white cym~. . ~ or CIUllPIJI aetl~· attired In a floor leugth gown of bidium orchids. Mrs. But· '.,.There are ~ way• ; of O!;~~:¥olwi~1Day • .'IIIli'• silk organza faahloned with an t.erlield chose for her son'l • . plrllclpatioo u a voJUllleer, · team, re11reaenttna a ciVIc empire waist and Victortan wedding an A.fule dress ol 011' II worldn& 4lreclly or. inorg~tloo. neckline. The full Bisbop yellow and white knit with a . ' ' sleeves of lace were fashioned matching princess styled coal. to points at the wrist and ac· Her accessories were white and cent.ed with tiny white saUn she wore a corsage ol yellow buttons. Alencon lace appUqued cym~idium orchids. the front of her gown and A reception followed the ' ' trimmed her chapel length train ceremooy In the church social ' ' which was secured at the back room. The bride's table wu be In the coltqeio ~ wailiUine with a large flat bow. centered with a four-tier tha glrll rellde acldiQI • lipiDe Her Uered fingertip veil of wedding cake and white wedtouch tO lb<! ·~· .. ··' Imported silk illusion was at· ding ~ndles. tsched to a Juliet cap of mat- Ass1sUng with the reception chlng lace with accents of were Mrs. James B. Flaher, crystals. Her only jewelry was a Mrs. Tom K. Fisher, and !lfn. strand of cultured pearls, a gUt Gary P. Minton, aD of Point ENGAGEMENT ANNOUNCED-Mr.lild•Mn. Clllrlel of the bridegroom. She carried Pleasant, and Mrs. Gary Gibbs Carter, Ill. s Galllpalll, e!rpmce tlli IIJIIIIIIIIDII of their 8 cascade arrangement of pink ol Mason, W. Va. Guests were. sweetheart roses, white regilitered by Misl! Carla Clark, dauabter, Vera Jean OUter ~Mr. Jrll.rttl a.edlklr, a of miniature carnations, steph· niece of the groom, of Mr. and Mrs. Frank !Jiiedelrw, 1011Sec:Gad Aft. anolls, and ivy. Jeromesville, Ohio. Mill Carta' gradulted .In 11'18 from. GABS ud II Mills Beverly Cheesebrew of For her wedding trip the bride sn-tJy eJIQIIoyed al the F1nl NaliGall Bank. Point Pleasant served as maid chose a candy pink A.Jine dresa Mr.llneda).. II a IJa gradllale of Oallla ArN'nY and of honor. Mrs. Larry L. Boyer of with a matching princess styled Is a Junior It Rio GriDde CoJiele. He Ia pmrnq employld Gallipolis was matron of honor, coat. Her accessories were at the Sbake Sbojlpe. and bridesmaids were Miss white and her corsage us ol Weddlnl planl an bJcamplete. Sharon Hayes of Point pink sweetheart roses taken Pleassnt, and Miss Celestine from her bridal bouquet. Skinner, sister of the groom, of The new Mrs. Skinner Is a By Mrs. Mlltbell Webb Mr . and Mrs. William Gallipolill. The attendants were 1967 graduate of Point Pleasant McGarvey of WeUslml were attired In rainbow colors of High School wbere she was recent Sunday visitors of Mr. blue, pink, yellow, and green. active in numerous or· Theirfloorlengthgownswereof ganizatlons. Prior to her and Mrs. Harley Green. Mr .andMrs. Keith Tyler, Mr. crepe with chiffon overlays and marriage she was employed as and Mrs. Basel Harrill and bodices of Alencoo lace. The a seeretary by the Credit GAL!JPOUS - GaJUpolls Invited to attend by makln& scroop Bureau of Point PleasMt, Inc. Chapter Order of the Eaalerll reeerYIIIOIII with Mrs. Lola family are visiting their son and gowns featured brother, Mr. and Mrs. Lee Tyler necklines, lull Bilihop sleeves, Mr. Skinner ill a 1959 graduate Star No. 7j3 Is bonorln& Mrs. Mae Suiter, General allllrman, and family of North Carolina. and the empire waislllnea were of Gallia Academy High School, Connie SUe Curl who hal llefVed by Alqpilt 31. Mr. Ora Painter spent a week accented with daley trim. Their bas served two years In the U. S. as a Grand Officer of the Grand with his daughter and family , short face vells of illusion were Army, and ill employed by Chapter of Oblo at a reolll!lioo · ANNOUNCE BIR'l1l Mr. and Mrs. David Graham of attached to small clusters of Flsber Storea, Inc. as super· onSaturdaynlght,September5, SYRACUSI!) - Mr. and Mrs. matching daililea. Eacb girl visor of the Shoppers Ma11B. a\ the Masonic Temple 7.::10 . 1. Marlon Stowe <Sb!!!e)' Xenia. l'rldd7) of Columbus are ·IIi· Mr,il\11:Mfll. Alva Lowe ...... carried a wicker basket of After a brief weddinlz trio to p.m. daisies dyed to match her dress. Riackwater Falls, the n.-:· All Grand Officers, Grand nOIIICinll the birth of thell' lint recent visitors of Mr. and Mrs. Miss Beth Ann Clark, niece of lyweds will be at home at Hepresentallves, Deputy Grand child, an eight pound, • Harley Green. the groom, was flower girl. She Upper River Road, Gallipolis. Matrons and Past Grand Of· ounce son, Jay Scott, at Mr. and Mrs. Arlery Stepp of ficers will 'be guest at a dinner Rmnlde Holpllll 011 Friday, Florida are here visiting at the Grace United Metbodlilt Au&· ''· Mr. and Mrs. Truma11 Churcb at 6 p.m. Prlcidir· of ~ . are .tbe •· . All memberf of the Order are IIUitem•l •r~arenll anCI Mrs. Tommie BaD and daugh ocr relatives and friends. Mn Evelyn 'Stowe of SyrGeorge Rout and son of of Charleston; Mr. and Mrs. 11 U,. patemal grandmDiher. . ...iiiiiiiiiiiilijiiii_ _. . ._iiiliii GaDlpoUs; Mr. David BaD, Sr. Roger IDl1 and sons of New andt.mlly,Galllpolil;:.~~ . , an attended the baD game at Martinsville; Mrs. Jim Marrs, Mrs. Tommie Ball and ..,..ter Cincinnati a recent Sunday. Columbus. of Charleston; Mr. and Mra. Mrs. David BaD and mother Mrs. Oral Webb spent two Clyde BaD and dauahter · and .,...._ _IIIIi_. visited at the home of Mr. and days In the home of Mr. and son of Madison, w. va.; ClrDie Mrs. B. H. IDll a recent Sunday Mrs. Don Swick. BaD, Mr. and Mra. RQmcJnd at Addilion. VIsitors of Mrs. Mabel Roble. Mr. and Mrs. Geor&e Bout of Gerlach recently were Mrs. Galllpolia were recent visitors Bnly Mattberos, Galllpolls; of Mr. and Mrs. David Ball. Mrs. Belle Terry and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Roach Patty of Ewington; Mrs. Anna ·' and family of Gallipolls were Higgins, Mrs. Velma Huntley, ., recent Sunday evening visitors Vinton; Mrs. Oral Webb, Mrs. JIIEJ!!riNG BitT . of their parents, Mr. and Mrs. Fern Davis. MJDDJ,BI'qRT- 'lbe Melli ·i!; David BaD and Mrs. Ball's Visitors recently of Mr. and CouDtyTuber¢illollunciRI!Iltb grandmother. Mrs. Basel Hill and sons ol Alsocllltlon will meet at· 7:10 Those from a dilitance to · Addilion were Mr. and Mrs. p.m. 'lbundar 'Ill tbe borDe ol atW!d tile funeral of Mr. Larry Roger IDl1 and sons of New Mannl!JC taoe., ....nld4!i!l, . at IDlJ ware Mr. and Mrs. Clyde MartlnaviDe; Mr. and Mrs. 2118 SoutlfSecoild.~ ~ . ., Ball and their daughter and 11111 David Ball and ~amily, Vinton; Aliboatd~ .. ll'a-·19. . r In "Grown Up" of Madilion, W. Va.; Mr. ,and Mr. and Mra. Charles Roacb atlil!il "'· styles you'll rave about. An outstanding collection of the very best styles and makes in Penna· Preas Coltons • Blenda and River Fabrics. of~ they are Brown kid-grain Aztran* with Black trim. 'IMOOlerate Priced. and Freeman's exclusive Contour Cushion Millar! By •< ( ' f.':tt.s C8l'rled • pili'ud. and· great.gandchlldren. ~· FrlUlll ~brew conducted the services,llt thi Old K~&er l!ap .. list .Onrch. Burial WU madt IIi Qranl HiU Cemtler)'. Mr. and'Mta. Homer IJoct. nwund t.miiJ' spent SatUrday wiiUfr.MdMra.Ray&llderat tos111• Mr. and !tin. John ~veda)' are IIIUIOWlclnll· the birth of 8 1011 , August 15, at Holzer Medlcll Center. He has been named John WIIUiJD, The Love4ays IIID have a 11111 Danny Mqan. Grandparen~ J!NMr.andMra. Clydellarnett and Mr and Mrs Marvin Loveday: Great.gaOtt ' ents 8l'e Mr. and Mrs. ~ J. Spaulding and Mrs. Rosella Plttsenbarger, Orient HID, w. Va. Mr. and Mrs. Reo: Lemley viaited with Mrll. Dale Sisson, SatUrday. Mr. Lemley was on 8 week's vacatloo from hili em- SINGING 5q~' ', . GAWPOI.JS - .\ •~ singing service hatr ·~ · ocheduled tor ~ ~ Qourch Frldjly at : ?:- ~ p.!IL Quartets who !rill ..W are The Harley MY!!ri ~ Jbe Caldwella, Tbe • Ta~ .Qie Shafer FIII)Qy;'lbe'G!IIIIdlio, Meritt and Terry ~ ' and the young Mercervllle ~t. REUNION PLANJtED GAL!JPOLIS - 'lbe .Bvcul Family Reunion will be be1d Aug. 30 on Fortlflcatioo IDll. Relstives and friends are :1n. vited. Bring a covered dillh. . • COiiple of neb l.got .John Cannon, our ~r stalfer,aaw a woman doing her·blt to make the world a belter place for her neighbors. Sbe wu cleaning up debris along the main blocll. John didn't gel her name but he mentioned It to me and I'm Plllin& It on to you. Hope she sees thill and realizes her "Uitle blt" was noticed. ' Volunteers Honor Club .;, Missionary is Speaker Verci Jean Car1er Mr. Ben GoOderham of Crown bas returned to the C&O $""'pttal at lith St. and Slxtb Huntington, W. Va . ::.UJroRe wishing to send cards aend them in care of the =· us - Mr. and Mrs. Paul J. Skinner Trib~. . , ' . David, . were. visiting ber > Jeff and Matk Elkins were A!ts. Joyc, WooJert and parents, Mr. ,llllll !,ln. IJilllle vbiUng lllelr aunt and ~. BYRI'fA WRIGHT children, Gr"'l, Ton~, Yvonne ~and~. and Mrs. Jerry 1\fr. ;and· Mrs. Bob tlldns and Mr, and~. Cecij ~'!II fJI(I and Marshall, of Letaft, W. V~,, !ln<hon, Tommy. . fiu\uly, while their parelts, Mr. •. Mpnd Mrs. ~,~MI. ~ ~ey an~ DeJib¥> ll1r • an.d Mr~, Ronial Jividen and Mu. Lester Elklnt, were 111 • . Columbus, wer~- ~~ Wild..._ , rd Mrs. ;Linda were visited tiy Mr. and Mrs. Chicago. · }'. · nesday gUI!sls 91 ' 1 1181r · ~ Woot.f/1, """"ljl'ld Todd Carlton Harold Pauley !IDd On4y, Mr. ~Carl and David EriCluon of I , . Mr. and MralAl,Wur~.j!Up, .1 ' ~v~Un& Mrs.'RIIs W~l, and Mrs: Denver Lee Warner, Newark are spenflin8 ". few ,. Mr. and ~ Fri\P~ •QIIi.\er BJI'S• Inna llfles and lamDy, Mike Mahue and Boti Needum. days with their 8fanPenls, I Pat Houck : and Mrs. wunb Barb:,.,.. Mr. and Mn. Pennls L. Spires Mr. and Mrls. Lester Row!h Mr. and Mrs. HortJe RAllllb. SuaanofCharleatOOwerer•l and Mr. and .Mri. llennla M. were visiting Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Wayne 0xyer . ·' . . . guests o1 Mr. and Mra. Arthur Spirea and glrlo Sunday George Newton Lemley. and famDy spent a weekend !favet_oubeardyou cannol break 811 egg IIi one handevenlt CeliO. Mrs. Neva Gunter, who evening. · · Alva Roush of Mogadore Ia a with Mr. and Mrs. Obnsleajl • '!li1ll'l!thard! WeD, a certain penon In GaUipolll belfeved bas been vtstllng for a few Recentfa&"tsol!>fr-. andMrs. houaeguest of Mr. and Mrs. Arnold of Charleston. ~Alillltledll Doealhebave on the fa 1 weebwithMr;~Mrs Casto Charles Ta 8Jld family were Lester Roush. Mrs. Rils Wright caDed on illl!l tile ~I ~ ce .... and the link ... relurned hOIIle 1'flth theffi. ' ~v · and Mra . .Robert Smith, Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Swisher Mr. and Mrs. Richard Stewart . k ,: ~ Mr. and Mra, 'CilrUl!n Jones Pomeroy. called on his mother, Mrs. and family and Mrs. Helen ·:#· • Yilited 10 eveillliJ WI week Vlsl,tlns ~ · and Mrs. Carl NetUe Swtsber. Lemley and !amlly Monday ,, IGO:I',ANa:tratreatupoa •\'IJJtlniMaryLewt.a 8 tHolzer with Mr. and Mri. Walter Wellqllnn were Mr: and Mrs. RecentguestaofMr.andMrl. evenir)g. ' Medlcat Center, Firat AYe. list Saturday. A8 l..taleilvlDg, Jane Jenkins. Also visiting In their ~an Webnann and family Ed Speara were Mrs. Audrey Mra. Jessie Rupe, Belpre, ill ~GIDU (II!IW artatenaen) and her wedding party were coming home were Mr. and Mro. of Lancaster. Spears, Chrill, Mrs. Alan Spears vliitlng Mr. and Mrs. Ancll 01\l It tj.e ~~I Church. II Will a beadtlflll alght on thil nice ~· Danville Jenkins, Marion. · Mrwee:end ~Ia of Mr. and and . Susie Spe.ars, all of Prunty and da~t.er, Maxine. IIUIIIIIIIUIU!IilOO••· I thought 1bout how creative Jane had ~ Mr. and Mrs. Arlle Mullins s. Oll2a 'Iaylor we~e Mrs. Roseville. Carl Jen~s. age 83, died wflen file dellsned tile altendlnts' gO'II'IIll. They were striped and children of Columbus were Parsons and fwlly .. Sunday Mrs. Cora (Rupe) Hardin, August 16 in an AUanta, Ga. ~tf_sldrta with wblte old faabloned, pllsae blouses. Purpl~ Saturday guesls of her ·father were Mra. Brown and Piqua, and Mr. and Mrs. Ben hospital. Surviving are a grtigralit ribbon enclrcled their waists. Their headdre&lea were and wife, Mr. and Mrs. Oshel Mri ·Rontal Jlvid d ~pe· called on Mr. and Mrs. daughter, Mrs. Mary Elizabeth ''qlo!Mlapl" ol the 11111111! material as the sldrta ·and they each I . en an son, nrus L. SpU"es, Monday. Hlgglna and live grandchildren Miss lebeo.ca Snead· Weds p·auf Skinner, d d ':~H~ea~r~ :~~~~o~n~~·: i Ky··ger Reception Planned THE FARM BUREAU Women's Committee received a nice ' letter from one of the Judges of the talent contest, Mrs. John Rlchartk. Sbe was i.mprelsed with the attractive cleanneaa of our jwllor fair, and the nice exhibits. Here's a THERE ARE SOME PRETrY new ollve. green abutters on lb<! Moore home oo Henkle. I have noticed tbeu. for some time now~ Jut didn't get around to menlloolng tbem. Also aaw some litlghi!DUIIII on the porch at the corner of Cedar and Fourth. ' MRS. SUSAN DENNEY bas some stationery for long-winded ,people (no Cllllllllenlll; DOW·), II Wlfolda and is three lbnea as long ·as "'8ala' stationery. t , MOST IUI:PORTEJIS, I suppose, love to get letters. That way clhey lmow they are beinl read. Jean Ann Lemon (Mrs. Ronnie) )wrote to ten me the cute blrlh announcement 1 received was Just ('done oo I piece of scrap paper she had at the boapltal. So she sent 111e a darling Uttle hanckolored card irltll a "little Lemon" being )IUihedbJ a carriage out a Holzer H0111ital door. . '!be ....,.cement said the "sweetest lemon ever produced." Doeitn't tlie name, "Leeann Lemon" sound 'l'uaical? ~s. Lemm said Ida Mllla helped design the announcements. .J • Jda was arllstlc bull didn't know Willi recently she makes ·the beat cookies! ·: ., ~ A WOtJW.be.writer (fiction, that Ia) I try to 'teiiMinber and- al~ or things. Rick !Jtton's face Ia something ;i will remember. Hla concentratioo oo what he Ia dollig, and the .war his serious a:terior liliJes his fine eense of humor. He,IIID has ,the bluetl eyes I've ever seen. ' Back-to-School bonus for you ' rr IS sum J'QN meeUn& new people. Through the com· p!unll)' ~ I got to know SUe Brandeberry, a aweet parson; 1"19 ~Miller, Peg Oliver, the mother of Mike, tbe drum- . · ~ddl}'t ~but~ seem to me to be' a ~ =~;p.;~~:.;l;;r.t-~'d!!'~ .,,.tlfie "..,,whollbme,lieveraeemstorunoutohrohta. ·'· .I . . ~-·:;J '11 'fJJ1 f" nv rh.;M r, j() I ·~ m•.r .,; 1 • 1 J LJ(1 ' 1J L. Ml88 BVICLJN THOMAS of South Qwoleeton, W. Va., and IIIlA ,EUzabetll Mcl{ee, RichmOnd; Va., .Jere among the ~ C!h !be Delta Queen wheuhe 4lcked at Galllwlla. The . ~cmafwere stwPJng aloog the river at to,... where the Queen ~;and pkkl"l up papen thilt pubUclzed the event. They illld a Mate liOule IIOCtetarY was ooe of the piilseDI!era but this wa not revealecliDIIIlthe last day. I noticed several women who ltemed to lit apart from.the crowda. Wooder which was she? SCHOOL DRESSES . sole. The Dynamic Duo that take.s care of itself and makes the hardest s1dewalks a soft touch. Make life easier in thP. Freeman Chadwick·* . I ' (ENOUGH TO FILL 2 PAGES IN YOUR SAVER BOOK) • SI2ES 1 TO 14 S5m'6" I '·' I • •• ' ·' " '· '. ' .. 'l .••. ....·'~ . ' _ ' �/ I. :.State .. ~ - 1be Falll IOflbaU team of players from the· .00 ·Point Pleall&llt by Bob Marchi QIJ Beer traveled to W. Va. the 14th, of AIIIIUSt to In theW. Va. State Tour!wnent. m '1W Nl'lled Ibis trip by ~ . the Point Pltaa10t 'llflatrict julia few days earlier. '' ' l'l' Merthedlslrlcttoumamenta ,.._. ~ throughoot tbe ,.,._le,l7ofthebestballteamaln !ilbellale met ~t Parkersburg to It out. · u Falla atr met, stunned and .-..tile .' . • " • ' defea~~Alkol from the Nitro Wll!lmlll, ~2;1. ~. 111Jb ll!atrlct In Its Friday n181\1 llroo)b all 'hid Joe Sml1!l win. Alkol, not famlllar with ~ .,home run In ~Jr!~· being behind, waa stunned when · Blooiner had 1·1."1"811!i Cllf hiid they found themselvea tralllng 1 'null on' II hlis; Wlni!lng ptt.. S.l after two complete lnnlngs. cher waa Delmar Bloomer. '!bey had to play celeb up ball On SaturdAy rilght, the the rest of the way but could Kegmen · d~feate4 the oeverc~oot. the ·8•PbeJorldN. Chsl'lestonlnd... 'o\liln~ Mer taking a comfortable of the Charleston ll!atrlct In load Falls CIIJ's defeJ!R ' ,1ot w!Jat w1s des!:rlbeil by the old tough and Its outfield showed lllners aa the ~~ same of the some of the finest throwln,l tournament and one of the finest arms In Art Whllmlll, Paul played at the City Park in·the Wickline, Ronnie llaal, and paat 10 years. Riehle Neal. The Cbarleaton Indians Tap hitters for tlie Ke,lmen llhowed a lot of speed .00 fine were Psul Wlcltllne 3-3 In· delense but the Ke,lmen's hats eluding a home run. Art OVWIIhsdowed their fine effort. 1>. g$3~~~~~ "'111~~~ y·~ and • Smtih. ' Brotlks, 1·3. Wlilnlng Bloomer. . . . · ·:tbeHiwowins~F~.~ In the ~ on &lrldat lfternoon. Tlie Ke8J!M!11 l!4R beat by West Ramlln Volunl!ler Fire Dept. but lbils!Jed \bltd and received a Invitation·•. II Nortll Clrolbia to play lo,. the Re,1lonal. Falls Cllr could 119t maae 11118 111P ·~II¥ ol team members Involved In lldlt work at nearby planta. B~CUTS PITTSBU)lGH (UPI) Guarcl Chico VaQghn and center Lonnie Lynn have been placed on waivers by the Pit~ Condors of the American Baslcetball Association. . FQOTBAIJ.DEATH CHAPEL HILL, N. C. (UPI) - Andy Partin of Camden, s. C., a 17-year-old high achool football player. died Friday two days after collapsing during a workout at Malllon, N. C. ME'niODIST Tlie Grace United M1111'1 SoftbaiiiM!II4ld wtnn~- of the church leape and cb_ _toUI'IIIIIJ!'IIfpre abo-.rln Ibis Ta~ pboto, Fl!"BI Row (L toR), Nell Me- . ~.. ~· Dlvi !leY: Paul Hawb, Jim Ctuiliut and~ Weaver.~ Row (L to Norm SltiNrt• Rlchal'd .Hamllto!J, Gil')' .IJaclanan, J~Qi"1senndt, BW Thomas, Gene . .,etberholt, Ulke Aller ud 'Dave Tawney. · · · : 1 ·r . _,.,.r . , MEN - " !iJ• n.unwn. ·~ ~diali~i:·ldbio~­ .-· Breaks Record ~-' l-OS ANGEia' (UPI) Jofatk · meter ,butterfly and 200 free· ~ $pltz, 20-year-<lld Indiana atyle lilies here. They gave him . ~ all'EnlLS- Canoll.... for the ol&lalhe ., ' llld deh•lllve line ollbe 1970 Galllpolls Blue DevU football ll.a are pll1ldpltlnstn ooe of manr tac:ldlnc crws during a IIICirlllne pnctlce 811~ 011 M nrill fteld. Ollda Ed Pauley Is in the becltgJwnd. Is Tuesday Phils Edge BQ:wling Sponsor GAUJPOlJS- Keith Goble ' or Mlddleport, is the J-pon.or of Ibis year'o Tuesday bow~ ltague, oi which Neal Is President, Straight, VIce· .00 Allee M. ll:ud, · Telephone Cltairman ~ the ~. have been HoUJBrd ~ Bat s,nta '68-Buckeyes ' Ranked Best . , Of The 1960 8 ·. Vlllvetlllf junior frbm ' ~t national outdoor cham· · · broke his ·;own -~lo~hlpa In his llluslrlouo "'EW YORK (UP!) _ Ohio the lllfll'll' 200- · ~ career· sta''~e·· 1.... d I""' f00tball :• ,._;tworkhecord neter butterflyin event In 2;1U3 ' Spitz' 19-year-<lld Indiana s ""' an ,... ••tun!aylnpre · u~•·•-attbe Unlyerolty teammate Ga•y . teamswhlchiOitoniyoneg"!l'e l ""· ·~-·· ' ' · .out ol21 were aelected first and , .N~IIonal AAU. Swimming HaU, Gf,l'den GrO'j'e, Calli., .tlilrd by' the National Coll•"'·te ·; ~plonahlps. · < accounled for the flflb world. . •• .._ ' . II wu' the sixth world mark oflbe meet Friday nlcht Spoflll ;;:ervlces W•uch picked • ~t. alihenaUimiloutdoormeel br·'llinnlnS'tbe 400 lildlvld~ the outstanding teams_of the at the Leis A:ngeles Swim _~ in _4:31.03. He held the ~~~ 1968 ocjuad went lhrousb •· ' old IIW~ of 4:3U: , , '\he . oil a 10-4 then ; '· twa, .Calif., CHURCH WGUE CHAMPS - CGacb Richard Danner's Grace United COOrd! Girls' team, wlmera·or the church leape tolll'll8llleDt conducted last week at Kyger Creek, are shown In Ibis Tawney pbolo. Tbe club postecl'an overall 1&-2 record. Team members ara: First Row (L to R),llottle McMahon, Beclty Durham, Sharun Ilamllton.Rlchsrd Danner, Rev. Paul Ha.,,Lenna'l'1lcimpam, ~eaa Th>mpoon,andSbaronTawney. Back Row (Lto R), MIJUe Hamllton,Evon Miller, Bonny Leaa, &uy Mllll. Susan Thompson, Ginger Ellcessor, Martha Cornwell, Girry ~. itlm Ellcellftll', Pam Saunders and Sarah Wetberbolt. AU Stars Victorious ,{ Wildlife COuncil Approves Rules ••• , MIS recaro • Don't let Tltht MDIMJ bep you fNm - pl.ti"' the piclllre "' .your - "1!'QijQ.Q&i:::; ..;~, ~-~~,J~P·O ni,lht of bowling at 8:30p.m. [I is Important that all those persons who have not yet submitted their name for the league this year do so as soon as possible In order to be lnclwled In the drawing. Please call Virgtnla Grover ·at GaiDpolls 446-3812, Charlie Neal at Galllp¢1a 44&-1694 or 446-15411, or Allee Icard at Point Plea8ant fvlly ..... ,.t. ""' - .... the helpful advk. of - puale wttll tpod llcits. .,..,. can aiM lldva. you of lew lni.. ..._ witil pay-Is tallend to your budgot end the oclvanlafo of low dool"' -to. lt'o lust 875-2201. •A lhtrt meeting at 6:30 p.m. on Tuesday, Sept. 8, wW be held for the fonnation of teams, and the first night of bowllnj! wW take place lmmedlal!iiJ:·llftA!r tile meeting. All bOwlers · and teams are aated to be present ftr that meetlns. - - llenoflt "' del"' lM•Ino• with • fvl MrVico bank. · We Have A Home .For • �/ I. :.State .. ~ - 1be Falll IOflbaU team of players from the· .00 ·Point Pleall&llt by Bob Marchi QIJ Beer traveled to W. Va. the 14th, of AIIIIUSt to In theW. Va. State Tour!wnent. m '1W Nl'lled Ibis trip by ~ . the Point Pltaa10t 'llflatrict julia few days earlier. '' ' l'l' Merthedlslrlcttoumamenta ,.._. ~ throughoot tbe ,.,._le,l7ofthebestballteamaln !ilbellale met ~t Parkersburg to It out. · u Falla atr met, stunned and .-..tile .' . • " • ' defea~~Alkol from the Nitro Wll!lmlll, ~2;1. ~. 111Jb ll!atrlct In Its Friday n181\1 llroo)b all 'hid Joe Sml1!l win. Alkol, not famlllar with ~ .,home run In ~Jr!~· being behind, waa stunned when · Blooiner had 1·1."1"811!i Cllf hiid they found themselvea tralllng 1 'null on' II hlis; Wlni!lng ptt.. S.l after two complete lnnlngs. cher waa Delmar Bloomer. '!bey had to play celeb up ball On SaturdAy rilght, the the rest of the way but could Kegmen · d~feate4 the oeverc~oot. the ·8•PbeJorldN. Chsl'lestonlnd... 'o\liln~ Mer taking a comfortable of the Charleston ll!atrlct In load Falls CIIJ's defeJ!R ' ,1ot w!Jat w1s des!:rlbeil by the old tough and Its outfield showed lllners aa the ~~ same of the some of the finest throwln,l tournament and one of the finest arms In Art Whllmlll, Paul played at the City Park in·the Wickline, Ronnie llaal, and paat 10 years. Riehle Neal. The Cbarleaton Indians Tap hitters for tlie Ke,lmen llhowed a lot of speed .00 fine were Psul Wlcltllne 3-3 In· delense but the Ke,lmen's hats eluding a home run. Art OVWIIhsdowed their fine effort. 1>. g$3~~~~~ "'111~~~ y·~ and • Smtih. ' Brotlks, 1·3. Wlilnlng Bloomer. . . . · ·:tbeHiwowins~F~.~ In the ~ on &lrldat lfternoon. Tlie Ke8J!M!11 l!4R beat by West Ramlln Volunl!ler Fire Dept. but lbils!Jed \bltd and received a Invitation·•. II Nortll Clrolbia to play lo,. the Re,1lonal. Falls Cllr could 119t maae 11118 111P ·~II¥ ol team members Involved In lldlt work at nearby planta. B~CUTS PITTSBU)lGH (UPI) Guarcl Chico VaQghn and center Lonnie Lynn have been placed on waivers by the Pit~ Condors of the American Baslcetball Association. . FQOTBAIJ.DEATH CHAPEL HILL, N. C. (UPI) - Andy Partin of Camden, s. C., a 17-year-old high achool football player. died Friday two days after collapsing during a workout at Malllon, N. C. ME'niODIST Tlie Grace United M1111'1 SoftbaiiiM!II4ld wtnn~- of the church leape and cb_ _toUI'IIIIIJ!'IIfpre abo-.rln Ibis Ta~ pboto, Fl!"BI Row (L toR), Nell Me- . ~.. ~· Dlvi !leY: Paul Hawb, Jim Ctuiliut and~ Weaver.~ Row (L to Norm SltiNrt• Rlchal'd .Hamllto!J, Gil')' .IJaclanan, J~Qi"1senndt, BW Thomas, Gene . .,etberholt, Ulke Aller ud 'Dave Tawney. · · · : 1 ·r . _,.,.r . , MEN - " !iJ• n.unwn. ·~ ~diali~i:·ldbio~­ .-· Breaks Record ~-' l-OS ANGEia' (UPI) Jofatk · meter ,butterfly and 200 free· ~ $pltz, 20-year-<lld Indiana atyle lilies here. They gave him . ~ all'EnlLS- Canoll.... for the ol&lalhe ., ' llld deh•lllve line ollbe 1970 Galllpolls Blue DevU football ll.a are pll1ldpltlnstn ooe of manr tac:ldlnc crws during a IIICirlllne pnctlce 811~ 011 M nrill fteld. Ollda Ed Pauley Is in the becltgJwnd. Is Tuesday Phils Edge BQ:wling Sponsor GAUJPOlJS- Keith Goble ' or Mlddleport, is the J-pon.or of Ibis year'o Tuesday bow~ ltague, oi which Neal Is President, Straight, VIce· .00 Allee M. ll:ud, · Telephone Cltairman ~ the ~. have been HoUJBrd ~ Bat s,nta '68-Buckeyes ' Ranked Best . , Of The 1960 8 ·. Vlllvetlllf junior frbm ' ~t national outdoor cham· · · broke his ·;own -~lo~hlpa In his llluslrlouo "'EW YORK (UP!) _ Ohio the lllfll'll' 200- · ~ career· sta''~e·· 1.... d I""' f00tball :• ,._;tworkhecord neter butterflyin event In 2;1U3 ' Spitz' 19-year-<lld Indiana s ""' an ,... ••tun!aylnpre · u~•·•-attbe Unlyerolty teammate Ga•y . teamswhlchiOitoniyoneg"!l'e l ""· ·~-·· ' ' · .out ol21 were aelected first and , .N~IIonal AAU. Swimming HaU, Gf,l'den GrO'j'e, Calli., .tlilrd by' the National Coll•"'·te ·; ~plonahlps. · < accounled for the flflb world. . •• .._ ' . II wu' the sixth world mark oflbe meet Friday nlcht Spoflll ;;:ervlces W•uch picked • ~t. alihenaUimiloutdoormeel br·'llinnlnS'tbe 400 lildlvld~ the outstanding teams_of the at the Leis A:ngeles Swim _~ in _4:31.03. He held the ~~~ 1968 ocjuad went lhrousb •· ' old IIW~ of 4:3U: , , '\he . oil a 10-4 then ; '· twa, .Calif., CHURCH WGUE CHAMPS - CGacb Richard Danner's Grace United COOrd! Girls' team, wlmera·or the church leape tolll'll8llleDt conducted last week at Kyger Creek, are shown In Ibis Tawney pbolo. Tbe club postecl'an overall 1&-2 record. Team members ara: First Row (L to R),llottle McMahon, Beclty Durham, Sharun Ilamllton.Rlchsrd Danner, Rev. Paul Ha.,,Lenna'l'1lcimpam, ~eaa Th>mpoon,andSbaronTawney. Back Row (Lto R), MIJUe Hamllton,Evon Miller, Bonny Leaa, &uy Mllll. Susan Thompson, Ginger Ellcessor, Martha Cornwell, Girry ~. itlm Ellcellftll', Pam Saunders and Sarah Wetberbolt. AU Stars Victorious ,{ Wildlife COuncil Approves Rules ••• , MIS recaro • Don't let Tltht MDIMJ bep you fNm - pl.ti"' the piclllre "' .your - "1!'QijQ.Q&i:::; ..;~, ~-~~,J~P·O ni,lht of bowling at 8:30p.m. [I is Important that all those persons who have not yet submitted their name for the league this year do so as soon as possible In order to be lnclwled In the drawing. Please call Virgtnla Grover ·at GaiDpolls 446-3812, Charlie Neal at Galllp¢1a 44&-1694 or 446-15411, or Allee Icard at Point Plea8ant fvlly ..... ,.t. ""' - .... the helpful advk. of - puale wttll tpod llcits. .,..,. can aiM lldva. you of lew lni.. ..._ witil pay-Is tallend to your budgot end the oclvanlafo of low dool"' -to. lt'o lust 875-2201. •A lhtrt meeting at 6:30 p.m. on Tuesday, Sept. 8, wW be held for the fonnation of teams, and the first night of bowllnj! wW take place lmmedlal!iiJ:·llftA!r tile meeting. All bOwlers · and teams are aated to be present ftr that meetlns. - - llenoflt "' del"' lM•Ino• with • fvl MrVico bank. · We Have A Home .For • �.·. '·Co~wuu.Jdtw ' , ~~-:_.,.,~:& . ./ I ' il • :i ~~ - ,, ' ~ ' ' ' '·. Corner. POM1i1ROY 'honOI's wltl1 ·IW9 POMEROY - Emma Ledlle, wbQ joined her huablnd, each lor aru.tlt · at the . Bernard, a year ago at Ll8 Palmas In tbe CIJiuy lalandl otr tbe erbililled ahow of the Meigs Colll!ty • coast of Africa, had theniceot birthday ever thlamontb. Friday w~re Mra, Wilson , '1be !»U~le's daughlera, Mrs. carol F........, and her two- ~ ..... Pomeroy; Mrs; f,ltl . year old, Julie, of Middleport, and Sblrley of Columbus, and Dea!l, Chesler, and Mrs; l,ool Bernard's sister, Miss Bernice Ledlle, of Langsvtlle, were there McCain, Tuppers Plalns. . ' The three Meigs CouiliJ · for the observance. They returned \Vednelda7 night alter garden club members tnok II$ '' spending two weeks at Los Pabnas. Bernard rented a car and they took a tour·of the Island wbere of the llrst place awards In !be "geraniums grow like dandelions do here and wild canaries are eight classes of the divl• sion wht~h had a tp~l everywhere.'' of V5 ezhlbita. Mrs .. Delli The Ledlles will be at Los Palmos for another year. Bernard was also a blue ribbon b employed as a diesel engineer with tha Sbell OU Co. and works winner In the · artlslle with the oil drilling rigs off the coast of Africa. arrangements caleflocy of thl Dorothy Woodard drove to Columbus Wednesday night to pld< show staged WedneSday and up the lravelers and return them here. · Thuaday. Mrs. Gilbert Cullen of FLORENCE RICHARDS AND GRANDSONS, Kevin Angel Marietta, an accredited and Brett Bunton, Jetted from Columbus to Denver yeslerday. judge of the Ohio AiPurpose of tha trip was to return Brett to hls home there. He has sociatlon of Garden Club1, spent the summer In Cincinnati and l>!lddleport with hls grand- judged the arrangement& commentlog favorably on tbe parents. But now it's back home and off to school. originality and design shown by the arrangers· In the In· MARY DeGROTl' AND FIVE YOUNGSTERS came from lerpreUve cluses. Fomlllin, Colo. a week early foc her parents' golden wedding "Housekeeping" was the anntver581')'"' they could attend the Meigs ColUity Fair. theme of the show arranged by ~RWINNER~Denlle Delnlsfollowlnj~ ttiefuotllep ofbermotlla', l!frs. Earl Mary's fun was in meeting pw0le she hadn'tseen for years Mrs. Margaret Ella Lewis. Dean of C!esler, conalsttrtiiJ a blue ribbon wlnn•ln flower manglng CCJIPI)elltlOn,'Here Is while the kids, "Bunnie," GaO, Henrietta and the twins, Law·a First, secood and thlrd place Denlae with her blue ribbon III'I'BDgelllelln the Meigs Cowty Fair J10wer Sbow's clala and Leona, took to the rides on the midway. Mary Ill the daughter winners in all classes of the "Afta· the Blrlhdl!y Party.': of Mr. and Mrs. Henry Spencer of Long Bottom who will mark up show, lisled reapectlvely, were 1"1' 50 years of married life oo Sept. 4. An open house will be held on as follows: Artls1le Arrangements Sunday, August 30. "Getting Ready to Have Garden Club," interpretive ; Mrs. HQIIIer Parker. "Getting Ready for Winter," "CON MAN OR SAINT, ' the story of a silarecn>IJper who Mrs. Earl Dean, Mrs JIUile!J "After the ThankBAI vlnA arrangementa lncludinJ dried borrowed $5,000 and turned It into $100,000,000 Is now on the shelf Titus, Sr., Mrs. Robert Homecoming," table armaterial and weathered ~r of the Middleport Public Library. Canaday. rangemenl suitable lor an driftwoo4: , Mrs. Dean, Mrs. The hook by Pulitzer prize winner John Frasca Is the story of "After Chrlsbnas," holiday eight-foot table: Mrs. 0. J. Wilson carpenter, Mrs. Robert Glenn W. Turner, founder and chairman of the hoard of Kosco! arrangements: Mrs. James Pennington, Mrs. Robert Kulm, Kuhn. Kosnietlt11, and was presenled this week to the Hbrary by Bill Carpenter, Mrs. Ina Musar, and Mrs. ntua. McCool, an aSBOciate of K0.9COI. McCool is married to the former Joyce Swartz of Middleport and lhe couple are here visiting her parents, Mr. lllld Mrs. Gene Swartz, and his sister, Mrs. Fred Williamson and family. The company is recognized, McCool says, as lhe largest employer of handicapped perBOns in lhe stale of Florida. Thill year the company went into Germany, Australia and England and now has 'tl subsidiary corporations. It was organized In 1967. By charlene Hoeflich I f l I ! I ~ >• ' ,\ ., ' ~· ... ' •V I OUR GANG·. ,, · ·s'" . SPO·R:t 1 ' ~ . 4' ' I ' \ ( ' ·;:· '···..,;_· ;·.,"' ;.,) ·" · "•.· ·· . I' ~ ~ ~ • Th~tre ·great competitors ... f Calendar • *" ' ' 't':, ~ ~· ·1 :, eatfng up the opposition ' wuti.point$ to sparer· Poi!'lts like silky sr,Jede uppers ... brassy buckles ... hand finished leathers ... tough little kid Styling! · 'J p '· ~f ..' ., E. '•. .J:;;. ~~~-..~T.• Ull1111 ' ,,.,, . ,... ' :> .L ., 1,' .. " ·Point Roc~ 'I J. .' " Quallty, hpmes .wtth · bunt Charm ... ·backfd ; by ' tha.~JqniKI!'S In .• ' I• B. CHAMP in Brown ontllne tlli·mobft•.11ome Open . WIXhkle uppn, $13, or lltown !IUidt w/Srown tmooth · ·~ $14. HERB AND BERNIE BONEY of Englewood, Fla. took in the Meigs County Fair Friday. The couple have been in Marietta lor the past three wecl<s due to the serious utn... of Bernie's mother. The genial couple are former Meigs residents. FridaJ I Ni;ds'Td 9:00 FREDDIE BROWN of Columbus combined business with pleasure this past week. Employed by the State, he was here to check various phases of the Meigs County Fair operstlon. Hill wife and two children, Mandie and BiiiJ/, accompanled him and tha family hao spent the week with Freddie's parents, "Bo" and Nellie Brown. lreaSID'I'r. The reunion !lell :rear will be u usual (lll the . POMEROY - Plans have Cheater; Mr. Jerry Detwiler, lleCODd Sundsy of Aupst. been completed for the Millersport; and Mr. James Mrs. Maude lloleoiqb and Salr.geber, Cleveland. Maater Saturdlly, Aug. 29 wedding of Mr. and Mrs. Henry Spencer da111bter, Laun knbl, and Miss J•nniler Sue Blakeslee Mark Holloway, cousin of the sister, Ralh Swlaber, . and . Mr. James Fredrick bride, Grand Rapids, Mlchlgan, VJC&tionedln tile New EnJiml wW be ringbearer. ButCher. states last week. 1 'l'bt Rev. Robert Card wiD A.bllf hour of nuptial mualc olll(late .•t the 3:30 p:m; wW be presenled by Mrs. Mr. aD4 Mn. ~~ L7onl POMEROY - The golden lliiiTied Sept. 4, 1920 at 'Point ceretnony for the d!lughter of Jamea Sheets, Leesburg, weddlnglllllliversaryol Mr. and Pleasant, W. Va. by the~. lra 11_;.a:&,.. , . Mr : : and Mrs. Charles E. organlllt, and Mrs. Robert Rice, Henry Spene<or wiD be Rickett of Point Pleaaant: IMJIUUIUI Bla~eslee, Po111eroy~ and the St. Johns, Michigan, i!Oiolst. brated with an open house They have lis children, Ebron • , "'" of Mr. and. Mrs. Ira But- !fCe81stering guests at tha 2lo5p.m.onSunday,Aug. of Racine; Wald of lml& Bot. ...,.~.......,:....ii. Pomer,oy United Methodist cher, Middleport. Mills Blakeslee has chosen Church will be Mrs. John 30, at their Long Bottom, Route tom; Ilayton of Farmerabt.-g, . ,.,~!P'IHIIII!!! _ Ind.; Vance at home; Mrs. • I'...L... her Bister, Mrs. Melvin Circle, Stewafl, Youngstowa, and Mrs. 1 home.. Mr. and Mrs. Spencer were Lowell (Avlll) llin8 of lml& WM• Columbus, as matron. of honor. Gil Kames, Htllsboro. , · Bottom; and Mrs. Lawrence ' a-~ Other attendants are Mrs. Asa Bradbury, Middleport; Mrs . (Mary) o. Grott of Fountain, Ntril~ . ·~ - Rl·sr ' Colo. Tile oouple hal 11 grand- ~ 1 ;a Edward Malowney, Colwnbus; children and tfio greatMrs. . Robert Garwell, 1 wlftt• OIIU)IOIIi grandcblldren. Relatives and Nll!tror. M.'*'W 1, o. au~. Oklahoma; and frlendsofMr.~Mn.Spencer a-Mo-eo~w. v•. MJss.Lisa DellaPoolll, cousin of COLUMBUS (UPI) - The of the year. tha .· bride, Perrysburg, New are Invited to call during the l-!.i•iliii .1m0i · .... ,.._ .. ,.._.,. York, wiD serve as- city baa closed nine parts and The parks clollld were open boaae hours. junior bridesmaid. The park areas at three city Glenwood, Glen Echo, Iuka, because It does not Undbergh, Norflln..-, Fair· p••••••••••·-~-· bride's niece, Miss Marianne reaervoirl have ~ough money to pay for wood, Big Walnut and ()uwtay '' Circle. will be the flower girl. Mr. Butcher has chosen his Par,!:;a1181diiBJle,mareuat brother•in-law, Mr. Robert said Saturday. Griggs Reaervolf, O'Shaugh' Garwell, Chickasha, Okla., as Jones said lbe city limply nessy Reservoi~ and Hoovbest man. Seating the guests will be Mr. Asa Bradbury, doea not have the f310,000 er Reservoir 1were also Middleport; Mr. James Conde, needed to hire pe1101111el to . closed. lloweve!f_*the major maintain the arus for the r08t boat doclra wtre F open . ' ~.SHOES·; Middle of the Upper lllock POMEROY, OHIO Couple to Celebrate Aug. 30 HE~l\ftG fkiWw.· ., Thru Alp On~! to flit · ' t ' i •• ' • Nine Parks Are Oosed in Oty se rw .. =~=~:E~~ PHILCQ • ·. ,• ' .95 ,J GAS HEATERS.- , ; .-· ' ' INSTIIIm . FOR FAL:L Jf:'e lnllaflt Fe Se2 tbl .. •• ...... :,, ::. rhe modHied mon- look walks egaln In thel8 Hush . ~Ia. ScJulred- .off toe, h1gh front, and metal•llpped etep-ln etrap. Whew I -And look' how bliaufl• ,lutly ij all goes toget/ler. ''· SIS." ' ·· · ' , t •' ";i_.·)••! ""~"· ' '· ....... ·£< :. ., �.·. '·Co~wuu.Jdtw ' , ~~-:_.,.,~:& . ./ I ' il • :i ~~ - ,, ' ~ ' ' ' '·. Corner. POM1i1ROY 'honOI's wltl1 ·IW9 POMEROY - Emma Ledlle, wbQ joined her huablnd, each lor aru.tlt · at the . Bernard, a year ago at Ll8 Palmas In tbe CIJiuy lalandl otr tbe erbililled ahow of the Meigs Colll!ty • coast of Africa, had theniceot birthday ever thlamontb. Friday w~re Mra, Wilson , '1be !»U~le's daughlera, Mrs. carol F........, and her two- ~ ..... Pomeroy; Mrs; f,ltl . year old, Julie, of Middleport, and Sblrley of Columbus, and Dea!l, Chesler, and Mrs; l,ool Bernard's sister, Miss Bernice Ledlle, of Langsvtlle, were there McCain, Tuppers Plalns. . ' The three Meigs CouiliJ · for the observance. They returned \Vednelda7 night alter garden club members tnok II$ '' spending two weeks at Los Pabnas. Bernard rented a car and they took a tour·of the Island wbere of the llrst place awards In !be "geraniums grow like dandelions do here and wild canaries are eight classes of the divl• sion wht~h had a tp~l everywhere.'' of V5 ezhlbita. Mrs .. Delli The Ledlles will be at Los Palmos for another year. Bernard was also a blue ribbon b employed as a diesel engineer with tha Sbell OU Co. and works winner In the · artlslle with the oil drilling rigs off the coast of Africa. arrangements caleflocy of thl Dorothy Woodard drove to Columbus Wednesday night to pld< show staged WedneSday and up the lravelers and return them here. · Thuaday. Mrs. Gilbert Cullen of FLORENCE RICHARDS AND GRANDSONS, Kevin Angel Marietta, an accredited and Brett Bunton, Jetted from Columbus to Denver yeslerday. judge of the Ohio AiPurpose of tha trip was to return Brett to hls home there. He has sociatlon of Garden Club1, spent the summer In Cincinnati and l>!lddleport with hls grand- judged the arrangement& commentlog favorably on tbe parents. But now it's back home and off to school. originality and design shown by the arrangers· In the In· MARY DeGROTl' AND FIVE YOUNGSTERS came from lerpreUve cluses. Fomlllin, Colo. a week early foc her parents' golden wedding "Housekeeping" was the anntver581')'"' they could attend the Meigs ColUity Fair. theme of the show arranged by ~RWINNER~Denlle Delnlsfollowlnj~ ttiefuotllep ofbermotlla', l!frs. Earl Mary's fun was in meeting pw0le she hadn'tseen for years Mrs. Margaret Ella Lewis. Dean of C!esler, conalsttrtiiJ a blue ribbon wlnn•ln flower manglng CCJIPI)elltlOn,'Here Is while the kids, "Bunnie," GaO, Henrietta and the twins, Law·a First, secood and thlrd place Denlae with her blue ribbon III'I'BDgelllelln the Meigs Cowty Fair J10wer Sbow's clala and Leona, took to the rides on the midway. Mary Ill the daughter winners in all classes of the "Afta· the Blrlhdl!y Party.': of Mr. and Mrs. Henry Spencer of Long Bottom who will mark up show, lisled reapectlvely, were 1"1' 50 years of married life oo Sept. 4. An open house will be held on as follows: Artls1le Arrangements Sunday, August 30. "Getting Ready to Have Garden Club," interpretive ; Mrs. HQIIIer Parker. "Getting Ready for Winter," "CON MAN OR SAINT, ' the story of a silarecn>IJper who Mrs. Earl Dean, Mrs JIUile!J "After the ThankBAI vlnA arrangementa lncludinJ dried borrowed $5,000 and turned It into $100,000,000 Is now on the shelf Titus, Sr., Mrs. Robert Homecoming," table armaterial and weathered ~r of the Middleport Public Library. Canaday. rangemenl suitable lor an driftwoo4: , Mrs. Dean, Mrs. The hook by Pulitzer prize winner John Frasca Is the story of "After Chrlsbnas," holiday eight-foot table: Mrs. 0. J. Wilson carpenter, Mrs. Robert Glenn W. Turner, founder and chairman of the hoard of Kosco! arrangements: Mrs. James Pennington, Mrs. Robert Kulm, Kuhn. Kosnietlt11, and was presenled this week to the Hbrary by Bill Carpenter, Mrs. Ina Musar, and Mrs. ntua. McCool, an aSBOciate of K0.9COI. McCool is married to the former Joyce Swartz of Middleport and lhe couple are here visiting her parents, Mr. lllld Mrs. Gene Swartz, and his sister, Mrs. Fred Williamson and family. The company is recognized, McCool says, as lhe largest employer of handicapped perBOns in lhe stale of Florida. Thill year the company went into Germany, Australia and England and now has 'tl subsidiary corporations. It was organized In 1967. By charlene Hoeflich I f l I ! I ~ >• ' ,\ ., ' ~· ... ' •V I OUR GANG·. ,, · ·s'" . SPO·R:t 1 ' ~ . 4' ' I ' \ ( ' ·;:· '···..,;_· ;·.,"' ;.,) ·" · "•.· ·· . I' ~ ~ ~ • Th~tre ·great competitors ... f Calendar • *" ' ' 't':, ~ ~· ·1 :, eatfng up the opposition ' wuti.point$ to sparer· Poi!'lts like silky sr,Jede uppers ... brassy buckles ... hand finished leathers ... tough little kid Styling! · 'J p '· ~f ..' ., E. '•. .J:;;. ~~~-..~T.• Ull1111 ' ,,.,, . ,... ' :> .L ., 1,' .. " ·Point Roc~ 'I J. .' " Quallty, hpmes .wtth · bunt Charm ... ·backfd ; by ' tha.~JqniKI!'S In .• ' I• B. CHAMP in Brown ontllne tlli·mobft•.11ome Open . WIXhkle uppn, $13, or lltown !IUidt w/Srown tmooth · ·~ $14. HERB AND BERNIE BONEY of Englewood, Fla. took in the Meigs County Fair Friday. The couple have been in Marietta lor the past three wecl<s due to the serious utn... of Bernie's mother. The genial couple are former Meigs residents. FridaJ I Ni;ds'Td 9:00 FREDDIE BROWN of Columbus combined business with pleasure this past week. Employed by the State, he was here to check various phases of the Meigs County Fair operstlon. Hill wife and two children, Mandie and BiiiJ/, accompanled him and tha family hao spent the week with Freddie's parents, "Bo" and Nellie Brown. lreaSID'I'r. The reunion !lell :rear will be u usual (lll the . POMEROY - Plans have Cheater; Mr. Jerry Detwiler, lleCODd Sundsy of Aupst. been completed for the Millersport; and Mr. James Mrs. Maude lloleoiqb and Salr.geber, Cleveland. Maater Saturdlly, Aug. 29 wedding of Mr. and Mrs. Henry Spencer da111bter, Laun knbl, and Miss J•nniler Sue Blakeslee Mark Holloway, cousin of the sister, Ralh Swlaber, . and . Mr. James Fredrick bride, Grand Rapids, Mlchlgan, VJC&tionedln tile New EnJiml wW be ringbearer. ButCher. states last week. 1 'l'bt Rev. Robert Card wiD A.bllf hour of nuptial mualc olll(late .•t the 3:30 p:m; wW be presenled by Mrs. Mr. aD4 Mn. ~~ L7onl POMEROY - The golden lliiiTied Sept. 4, 1920 at 'Point ceretnony for the d!lughter of Jamea Sheets, Leesburg, weddlnglllllliversaryol Mr. and Pleasant, W. Va. by the~. lra 11_;.a:&,.. , . Mr : : and Mrs. Charles E. organlllt, and Mrs. Robert Rice, Henry Spene<or wiD be Rickett of Point Pleaaant: IMJIUUIUI Bla~eslee, Po111eroy~ and the St. Johns, Michigan, i!Oiolst. brated with an open house They have lis children, Ebron • , "'" of Mr. and. Mrs. Ira But- !fCe81stering guests at tha 2lo5p.m.onSunday,Aug. of Racine; Wald of lml& Bot. ...,.~.......,:....ii. Pomer,oy United Methodist cher, Middleport. Mills Blakeslee has chosen Church will be Mrs. John 30, at their Long Bottom, Route tom; Ilayton of Farmerabt.-g, . ,.,~!P'IHIIII!!! _ Ind.; Vance at home; Mrs. • I'...L... her Bister, Mrs. Melvin Circle, Stewafl, Youngstowa, and Mrs. 1 home.. Mr. and Mrs. Spencer were Lowell (Avlll) llin8 of lml& WM• Columbus, as matron. of honor. Gil Kames, Htllsboro. , · Bottom; and Mrs. Lawrence ' a-~ Other attendants are Mrs. Asa Bradbury, Middleport; Mrs . (Mary) o. Grott of Fountain, Ntril~ . ·~ - Rl·sr ' Colo. Tile oouple hal 11 grand- ~ 1 ;a Edward Malowney, Colwnbus; children and tfio greatMrs. . Robert Garwell, 1 wlftt• OIIU)IOIIi grandcblldren. Relatives and Nll!tror. M.'*'W 1, o. au~. Oklahoma; and frlendsofMr.~Mn.Spencer a-Mo-eo~w. v•. MJss.Lisa DellaPoolll, cousin of COLUMBUS (UPI) - The of the year. tha .· bride, Perrysburg, New are Invited to call during the l-!.i•iliii .1m0i · .... ,.._ .. ,.._.,. York, wiD serve as- city baa closed nine parts and The parks clollld were open boaae hours. junior bridesmaid. The park areas at three city Glenwood, Glen Echo, Iuka, because It does not Undbergh, Norflln..-, Fair· p••••••••••·-~-· bride's niece, Miss Marianne reaervoirl have ~ough money to pay for wood, Big Walnut and ()uwtay '' Circle. will be the flower girl. Mr. Butcher has chosen his Par,!:;a1181diiBJle,mareuat brother•in-law, Mr. Robert said Saturday. Griggs Reaervolf, O'Shaugh' Garwell, Chickasha, Okla., as Jones said lbe city limply nessy Reservoi~ and Hoovbest man. Seating the guests will be Mr. Asa Bradbury, doea not have the f310,000 er Reservoir 1were also Middleport; Mr. James Conde, needed to hire pe1101111el to . closed. lloweve!f_*the major maintain the arus for the r08t boat doclra wtre F open . ' ~.SHOES·; Middle of the Upper lllock POMEROY, OHIO Couple to Celebrate Aug. 30 HE~l\ftG fkiWw.· ., Thru Alp On~! to flit · ' t ' i •• ' • Nine Parks Are Oosed in Oty se rw .. =~=~:E~~ PHILCQ • ·. ,• ' .95 ,J GAS HEATERS.- , ; .-· ' ' INSTIIIm . FOR FAL:L Jf:'e lnllaflt Fe Se2 tbl .. •• ...... :,, ::. rhe modHied mon- look walks egaln In thel8 Hush . ~Ia. ScJulred- .off toe, h1gh front, and metal•llpped etep-ln etrap. Whew I -And look' how bliaufl• ,lutly ij all goes toget/ler. ''· SIS." ' ·· · ' , t •' ";i_.·)••! ""~"· ' '· ....... ·£< :. ., �.HI SOCKS Nylon tnd Orion Acrylic. Assorted Colors 4 to 6K • 7 to 14 " 'STILL ·A TIIREAT .QO .· . To ' . SAN JtiAN, P. R. '(UPJ) Tropical storm Dorotby. wtlb 39 ·dead and lnmclrelta!nJured In' Its wake, weakened 10 ,J the Dominican RepubUc. · Educ. BRINGING THE mGREST I'Rlat, lf-.apoand, at tile aurual Meigll Junior Fair steer and ~b llle F'rld81 olght was lhls Hereford of Roser Karr's. PllrdiMlng the . . I llllmal-lbe Pumeroy Natlonil Bank. From 111ft to rlgbt .., JteDIMih Boleu 11DC1 Rhea Mora, Junior fair king and queen; W11m11 Plcllllll!, l!ant ciiNcblr, and Karr. In front ill Lee A!IJI Gaul, .jlmlor .fllr IH boca. Wolfipen If yiur dehumidifier bas an automatic control to turn off when the pan's full, or has a driUn hose on It, then it's fine to leave It on while you're gone. eWS, 0 8 However, ifyoumustempty the pan by har~d, lben turn off the Tuesday vlallors of Mr. and dehumidifier ~hUe you're gone. Mra. Harley JobMon were Mr. and Mrs. WillJam Earnheart at Losan, Mr. Earnbeart's aunt, Amy, of California, Mrs. Larry Barr, David and M of Rutland, Mra. Doyle J5n&PP and Mra. N N te mlnlmmn Dlys . ':t ·, .T Secondary Edue~tlon 403 Educational Media ' in lnstruciiO!I 433 Teechini. Physical Education In Secondary Schools Educ. LAUNCH NEW COSMO$ MOSCOW (Ul'l) - The Soviet Union Saturday launched Comlos 359, an unmanned earth ll"blUng satellite. 1be &lriet ' news agency Tass•I Nld tile 11telllte ealered a wide, oval . ll"bltlhat took II a mUimum at ' 56S miles and a of 130 ' miles from lbe surface at lbe earth. Educ. Eng. Health & P. E. Hi st. Hi st. Math 205 243 Ame~ican . ., All Acrylrc GIRLS SWEATERS • SlJts 4it~ . $5 to S7 . Uterature ' .,t T· Th ' ·-~-t w ,l' . ): .,. '.· '~'f 3 3 5 ""! T i ,• CLASSES BEGIN WEDNESDAY, sE""BER 2, 1970 REGISTRATION .,FOR EVJSNING CLASSES IS •' ' SLIPS Kate Gre·ei'!IS1f18J DRESSES . Poly~ster & plaid Shirt we later . lt'a mad• of Cotton K•r• orunaway windOw pant by Cassie Cotillion Sizes 4-14 Built-up or Adjustable Straps. · pr"' Fortrel pol'felter . conon that nevtr needs dunblt and erun. sliel 7 sg No Iron CART All (!otton 1st .GIRLS .PANTIES White & Rose Bud Size 2-16 o~ To 69' t '' , ~ KAYNEE I BOYS SHIRTS SLACKS Endure- Press No-Iron · no touch up. dacron polyester, combed cotton. •4·!1! To '8·!'1) SizesB-20 Slzes4to7 a.-l!fill-.,a. loft... . . . BOYS SWEATERS BOYS Mustang by Bluebird Solids - Stripes In Cardigans & Pullovers Slzes4-7 by oOiimoor Polyester & Cotton '2-Jl To l3·• ; " I . Second Floar t'B'RAS ' . ,:.: ,' , \ ' . /'' ~ ;' 'i • J; I ~- ., •.. All tqttOilCilps .·. ,.: Expind tq ~As . ·v v ' . YoLNJq..-'r ~. :·fSea:rsl ' '' • • . . • , •' 1 . ,•.. ,__ ._r . Dupont Orion Acrylics Double Knit And Polyester Knits - _, J >tf,l.l.'·.),J.\ ': I;'>, · ~ , ·' · ,. ' $9 . LADIES SWEATER VEST ·· ACRILAN ACRYLIC ' · $4 to SKIRTS ·~ 1~ I 32 To 38 LADlES Second Floor In order to prevent injury to any....,.. we"~re *jueot• . illl the retum of blenders with Ibis model numbet. ' ; Thi.o blender was ·sold ·· (.:. Sea"' 1970 Sprin1-8wnmer c:atal011. It al,o ·d · tbi'OIIIIb oome Sears retail slon!ll. THE~ JS, NO , ' ·; • ,~,, ' Oal7 Model 663.8~ Ia wJJi~ aold alnce lui December, 1969, is afteeted. Check Model Number lmpinled on Ia~ uadei lileader. ,""Y ~:~~ MAIDENFORM SEGt·NNf.RS ( Sizts:28 To 36 ullll8fe. But all in~pedion of factory inWif114tf found a omall number,of t'- h-lenders wid ~pi' asoombled, creating a potent!allr .• ~riki.li · shod: hazard under cepaln oondilicino. 1 ' •• ,; .. •· • , )f ,VU have liljo mOdel blender,. Pleaoo[ .' il!lpllldiately' to. die neareat Sears """" ~ cn&olol fac:illtjo, tor · 0.. retund. . · ,. LADIES SLIPS for the tailored breed,ln a Durable Press blend of 65% Daeron• polyester, 35% cotton. Collectab!e in all the.new fashion colors. In or out lines; 28 to 38. J PROBLEM WITH· ~NY OTHER (j()LOJ\ OR MODEL SEARS BLENDER ' ... We are not certain that any of tbolle .sOlei ~ . Enka Crepeset & Nylon Sizes 7-ll White Only clear-eyed bermuda . classic I ~rimarily ~· w_. l'i" 'f:!. 1 ' J ... JUNIOR SLIPS ' Apple .Grove News, Events all •• ' eJhip'rf8hore· ' Nylon Size 4to 7 ItT bad_,. Ortan·Acryllc Long & S. Sleeves celebrated Mra. Ellm's blrlb- day. BOYS SOCKS KNIT SHIRTS . "'"'''5 ~~" ,'7 I!:IJ8ene ltlidiig, Bllllllda and Ronald and Mr, and Mii: Jack Elam and Billy. They also This Sears TOUCH-N-Go· 10-Speed Blender in White May be Unsafe ... )sf Floor to lA. . 6:30-8:00 P.M. COMMUNITY HALL .... . .,..., . ' S3.2t Ironing. Matchlnt plaid tunnel belt at hlp, solid skirt. Red. 1st Never needs lranlng Permanent Pressed SlzeB-18 Slim-Reg. & Husky 'ilzesB-18 AWARNIN·G! ~l.i . TUESDAY, SEPT~MilER 1,1970 Kan . -1M Knapp returned llarlle from hls visit with his grandmother' in IAncs~llle, Mra, Lena Knapp. 'Saturday ll1lpper cuesta of Mt. and Mrs. Fred Tuckerman were Mr. and Mra. Jomes ' Reeves and Unda, Mr. and Join. RDilert Sears Long Sleeves Go ahead an'd pttk.at meln my To BowardTh~ . Mils Rhonda Haning was a Tuesday afternoon vlaltor . of Kan Lee, Kevin and Charles ''WATaiTRAT P1IIST STI!:P, 11'1 a Tbll mar Knapp. . above lbe Sbo)lller's Ma-t, Second Ave., GaDipolll,leads to Tuesday aftemoon villlj!rp at notblng bat op111 air - to uae it would cauae lll!rious Injury, Mr. and Mra. Lincoln R!weii .App1na11J lbe hdldlnc front wu cbanged, leaving lbe were 1\lr. and Mra. Rolco dootwaylllwjlbootllepnpto It, allbougb no cme in the atore Fowler ~Florida and Mr. and ea rerwnbir when llliUD't lbe way it Ia DOW, Mn. William Earnheart of Losan and Mr. Earnheart's a~mt Amy at California. Mr. and Mra. Rubert Reeves and Bryan and Linda Reeves returned home from Iowa. Mr, Mra. Ratb Snodgrass, David, Briall and Rllymond Robinson Reeves 111ft Sunday to return to Denlle and KerUna at Racine of Racine were also guests Iowa wbere be workl. vl1lted with Mrs. Benny Sundayof~.andMrs.Shields. Mrs. Sbaro.n Barr and IIGI!aeaa and Wayne Sunday. David McNickles and girl chlldrtn were Tuesday viii!G!'I DClii'"Jobnson spent Sunday wtlb friend, Paula t>urger of li her molber, Mra. Howard Wayne and eajoyed lbe day Harrisburg, Pa., spent the 'fboma. . honeback riding, weekend wll\1 Mr, and Mra. Mra. Geneva Shumate, Mra. Mr. andMra. Dooald Bennett Loyd Nice and Mr. and Mra. Janet Pierce and lllndy and and daughters, Mra. Barbara Charles McNlcldes. Mra. Gloria Jobnicin, Gina and Dreokall and daughter of Mr. and Mrs. ·Cllrence Ta1mee were Monday villton at WasbingtonCoortHousevlslted Skinner of Colulnbua; Bob Mr. and Mra. lA!On Shumate and their llilter, Mr. and Mra. BW Estep and 'Eloise Adams ol boys of Parkersburg. Rubinlon and family over lbe Pomeroy were over the Mr. and Mrs. Jos Hatfield weekend and spent Sunday with weekend caller8 at lbe home of were weekend vlslton : In, Mr. and Mra. Herbert Shields. Mr. and Mrs. Loyd Nice. DaJion wttb relaUve~, Three Quarter & 50$ 85$ ,. ) SKIRTS GIRlS__ BLOUSES Size 7-11 .White only 1(/J> T·Th GIRLS SCHOOL $4.50 to ·$] .00 $8 To · lilt Floor GIRLS/ANKLETS w ' $4 LAi ROi l .11. '':• ·; GIRLS ACRYLIC Wa&hable) <nlts Plaids a; Solids Sizes 4 To 14 O'lon Acrylic Sizes 4-14 5 T·Tlt •. E BIRD w...""bte J, 3 T·Th 3 S M-W OKAY LONG LOCkS object to longollalred students. Vice Chancellor Vngku Azlz said that long hair Is nOIIIing new. SWFATER V~ST 6:30;'1 ·. 6:" . ' 115 203 203 10$ Speech nm~ . ~· 1 ' ' 3 ios P$ych. KUALA LUMPUR (UPI)The University d Malaya an- ' nounced Saturday It' wllJ not - - ·• Teachinil Speech ill '' .~ ., i S}ro $1.50 . Girls:. !ropl~ depresaiCJ!I over tiJe waten oJ lbe Caribbean Saturdily, but. remained a threat 10 llliiU and • $] ...50 ss ' .-. . 9 �.HI SOCKS Nylon tnd Orion Acrylic. Assorted Colors 4 to 6K • 7 to 14 " 'STILL ·A TIIREAT .QO .· . To ' . SAN JtiAN, P. R. '(UPJ) Tropical storm Dorotby. wtlb 39 ·dead and lnmclrelta!nJured In' Its wake, weakened 10 ,J the Dominican RepubUc. · Educ. BRINGING THE mGREST I'Rlat, lf-.apoand, at tile aurual Meigll Junior Fair steer and ~b llle F'rld81 olght was lhls Hereford of Roser Karr's. PllrdiMlng the . . I llllmal-lbe Pumeroy Natlonil Bank. From 111ft to rlgbt .., JteDIMih Boleu 11DC1 Rhea Mora, Junior fair king and queen; W11m11 Plcllllll!, l!ant ciiNcblr, and Karr. In front ill Lee A!IJI Gaul, .jlmlor .fllr IH boca. Wolfipen If yiur dehumidifier bas an automatic control to turn off when the pan's full, or has a driUn hose on It, then it's fine to leave It on while you're gone. eWS, 0 8 However, ifyoumustempty the pan by har~d, lben turn off the Tuesday vlallors of Mr. and dehumidifier ~hUe you're gone. Mra. Harley JobMon were Mr. and Mrs. WillJam Earnheart at Losan, Mr. Earnbeart's aunt, Amy, of California, Mrs. Larry Barr, David and M of Rutland, Mra. Doyle J5n&PP and Mra. N N te mlnlmmn Dlys . ':t ·, .T Secondary Edue~tlon 403 Educational Media ' in lnstruciiO!I 433 Teechini. Physical Education In Secondary Schools Educ. LAUNCH NEW COSMO$ MOSCOW (Ul'l) - The Soviet Union Saturday launched Comlos 359, an unmanned earth ll"blUng satellite. 1be &lriet ' news agency Tass•I Nld tile 11telllte ealered a wide, oval . ll"bltlhat took II a mUimum at ' 56S miles and a of 130 ' miles from lbe surface at lbe earth. Educ. Eng. Health & P. E. Hi st. Hi st. Math 205 243 Ame~ican . ., All Acrylrc GIRLS SWEATERS • SlJts 4it~ . $5 to S7 . Uterature ' .,t T· Th ' ·-~-t w ,l' . ): .,. '.· '~'f 3 3 5 ""! T i ,• CLASSES BEGIN WEDNESDAY, sE""BER 2, 1970 REGISTRATION .,FOR EVJSNING CLASSES IS •' ' SLIPS Kate Gre·ei'!IS1f18J DRESSES . Poly~ster & plaid Shirt we later . lt'a mad• of Cotton K•r• orunaway windOw pant by Cassie Cotillion Sizes 4-14 Built-up or Adjustable Straps. · pr"' Fortrel pol'felter . conon that nevtr needs dunblt and erun. sliel 7 sg No Iron CART All (!otton 1st .GIRLS .PANTIES White & Rose Bud Size 2-16 o~ To 69' t '' , ~ KAYNEE I BOYS SHIRTS SLACKS Endure- Press No-Iron · no touch up. dacron polyester, combed cotton. •4·!1! To '8·!'1) SizesB-20 Slzes4to7 a.-l!fill-.,a. loft... . . . BOYS SWEATERS BOYS Mustang by Bluebird Solids - Stripes In Cardigans & Pullovers Slzes4-7 by oOiimoor Polyester & Cotton '2-Jl To l3·• ; " I . Second Floar t'B'RAS ' . ,:.: ,' , \ ' . /'' ~ ;' 'i • J; I ~- ., •.. All tqttOilCilps .·. ,.: Expind tq ~As . ·v v ' . YoLNJq..-'r ~. :·fSea:rsl ' '' • • . . • , •' 1 . ,•.. ,__ ._r . Dupont Orion Acrylics Double Knit And Polyester Knits - _, J >tf,l.l.'·.),J.\ ': I;'>, · ~ , ·' · ,. ' $9 . LADIES SWEATER VEST ·· ACRILAN ACRYLIC ' · $4 to SKIRTS ·~ 1~ I 32 To 38 LADlES Second Floor In order to prevent injury to any....,.. we"~re *jueot• . illl the retum of blenders with Ibis model numbet. ' ; Thi.o blender was ·sold ·· (.:. Sea"' 1970 Sprin1-8wnmer c:atal011. It al,o ·d · tbi'OIIIIb oome Sears retail slon!ll. THE~ JS, NO , ' ·; • ,~,, ' Oal7 Model 663.8~ Ia wJJi~ aold alnce lui December, 1969, is afteeted. Check Model Number lmpinled on Ia~ uadei lileader. ,""Y ~:~~ MAIDENFORM SEGt·NNf.RS ( Sizts:28 To 36 ullll8fe. But all in~pedion of factory inWif114tf found a omall number,of t'- h-lenders wid ~pi' asoombled, creating a potent!allr .• ~riki.li · shod: hazard under cepaln oondilicino. 1 ' •• ,; .. •· • , )f ,VU have liljo mOdel blender,. Pleaoo[ .' il!lpllldiately' to. die neareat Sears """" ~ cn&olol fac:illtjo, tor · 0.. retund. . · ,. LADIES SLIPS for the tailored breed,ln a Durable Press blend of 65% Daeron• polyester, 35% cotton. Collectab!e in all the.new fashion colors. In or out lines; 28 to 38. J PROBLEM WITH· ~NY OTHER (j()LOJ\ OR MODEL SEARS BLENDER ' ... We are not certain that any of tbolle .sOlei ~ . Enka Crepeset & Nylon Sizes 7-ll White Only clear-eyed bermuda . classic I ~rimarily ~· w_. l'i" 'f:!. 1 ' J ... JUNIOR SLIPS ' Apple .Grove News, Events all •• ' eJhip'rf8hore· ' Nylon Size 4to 7 ItT bad_,. Ortan·Acryllc Long & S. Sleeves celebrated Mra. Ellm's blrlb- day. BOYS SOCKS KNIT SHIRTS . "'"'''5 ~~" ,'7 I!:IJ8ene ltlidiig, Bllllllda and Ronald and Mr, and Mii: Jack Elam and Billy. They also This Sears TOUCH-N-Go· 10-Speed Blender in White May be Unsafe ... )sf Floor to lA. . 6:30-8:00 P.M. COMMUNITY HALL .... . .,..., . ' S3.2t Ironing. Matchlnt plaid tunnel belt at hlp, solid skirt. Red. 1st Never needs lranlng Permanent Pressed SlzeB-18 Slim-Reg. & Husky 'ilzesB-18 AWARNIN·G! ~l.i . TUESDAY, SEPT~MilER 1,1970 Kan . -1M Knapp returned llarlle from hls visit with his grandmother' in IAncs~llle, Mra, Lena Knapp. 'Saturday ll1lpper cuesta of Mt. and Mrs. Fred Tuckerman were Mr. and Mra. Jomes ' Reeves and Unda, Mr. and Join. RDilert Sears Long Sleeves Go ahead an'd pttk.at meln my To BowardTh~ . Mils Rhonda Haning was a Tuesday afternoon vlaltor . of Kan Lee, Kevin and Charles ''WATaiTRAT P1IIST STI!:P, 11'1 a Tbll mar Knapp. . above lbe Sbo)lller's Ma-t, Second Ave., GaDipolll,leads to Tuesday aftemoon villlj!rp at notblng bat op111 air - to uae it would cauae lll!rious Injury, Mr. and Mra. Lincoln R!weii .App1na11J lbe hdldlnc front wu cbanged, leaving lbe were 1\lr. and Mra. Rolco dootwaylllwjlbootllepnpto It, allbougb no cme in the atore Fowler ~Florida and Mr. and ea rerwnbir when llliUD't lbe way it Ia DOW, Mn. William Earnheart of Losan and Mr. Earnheart's a~mt Amy at California. Mr. and Mra. Rubert Reeves and Bryan and Linda Reeves returned home from Iowa. Mr, Mra. Ratb Snodgrass, David, Briall and Rllymond Robinson Reeves 111ft Sunday to return to Denlle and KerUna at Racine of Racine were also guests Iowa wbere be workl. vl1lted with Mrs. Benny Sundayof~.andMrs.Shields. Mrs. Sbaro.n Barr and IIGI!aeaa and Wayne Sunday. David McNickles and girl chlldrtn were Tuesday viii!G!'I DClii'"Jobnson spent Sunday wtlb friend, Paula t>urger of li her molber, Mra. Howard Wayne and eajoyed lbe day Harrisburg, Pa., spent the 'fboma. . honeback riding, weekend wll\1 Mr, and Mra. Mra. Geneva Shumate, Mra. Mr. andMra. Dooald Bennett Loyd Nice and Mr. and Mra. Janet Pierce and lllndy and and daughters, Mra. Barbara Charles McNlcldes. Mra. Gloria Jobnicin, Gina and Dreokall and daughter of Mr. and Mrs. ·Cllrence Ta1mee were Monday villton at WasbingtonCoortHousevlslted Skinner of Colulnbua; Bob Mr. and Mra. lA!On Shumate and their llilter, Mr. and Mra. BW Estep and 'Eloise Adams ol boys of Parkersburg. Rubinlon and family over lbe Pomeroy were over the Mr. and Mrs. Jos Hatfield weekend and spent Sunday with weekend caller8 at lbe home of were weekend vlslton : In, Mr. and Mra. Herbert Shields. Mr. and Mrs. Loyd Nice. DaJion wttb relaUve~, Three Quarter & 50$ 85$ ,. ) SKIRTS GIRlS__ BLOUSES Size 7-11 .White only 1(/J> T·Th GIRLS SCHOOL $4.50 to ·$] .00 $8 To · lilt Floor GIRLS/ANKLETS w ' $4 LAi ROi l .11. '':• ·; GIRLS ACRYLIC Wa&hable) <nlts Plaids a; Solids Sizes 4 To 14 O'lon Acrylic Sizes 4-14 5 T·Tlt •. E BIRD w...""bte J, 3 T·Th 3 S M-W OKAY LONG LOCkS object to longollalred students. Vice Chancellor Vngku Azlz said that long hair Is nOIIIing new. SWFATER V~ST 6:30;'1 ·. 6:" . ' 115 203 203 10$ Speech nm~ . ~· 1 ' ' 3 ios P$ych. KUALA LUMPUR (UPI)The University d Malaya an- ' nounced Saturday It' wllJ not - - ·• Teachinil Speech ill '' .~ ., i S}ro $1.50 . Girls:. !ropl~ depresaiCJ!I over tiJe waten oJ lbe Caribbean Saturdily, but. remained a threat 10 llliiU and • $] ...50 ss ' .-. . 9 �Y1TO'J fM.·· ·poiNJ PLEASANT STORE ONLY ; DAVJDMARTIN,GAU.IPOLISRoulel,age4,lflntllon <1. Mr.lbd Mra. SlaDiord Stncktm, boldl a blue ribbon plale <l.lqllilllatlbe Metp Olunl)' Falr Tuolday. ·· • t . az... i :~~~~':. lhJIII~ -.~-..!$it. , BED ·SPREAOS ' .J1 _, Pe* HECK~ r· . theset. if"·' , "I bori'PWed 'a ·Pl8ce · 11l., frlctloo ~ from ihe eleC: , trlclan, ,. .,. , .,lbe sayi, "auc:l taped a towel to my bosom, · 10 there' wouJCID't. iJe ·eiiJ chauce ot a inlai!Dd8r~­ lng." ·.. JAN HoLTER AND ALAN HOLTER """' ezhlbitors of lbe n ve and gand dwmplon Holstelna at lbe Meip JuDlar Fair 'Ibiii'ICily. ~®&~ ©rn®~rnw ...~ ..... ·... ' How lr JOAN CROSBY HOLLYWOOD-( NEAlJack Carter 18 not known for beln_l overly humble or totall)' loDl!ue-Ued, but that great conile, Lucille Ball, made him both. Briefly, of course. Jack has just made his official television dll'ectorlal debut with a segment of Here's 1-oucy, set for CBS-TV next season. He had a ball, and Lucy mull bave been saUslled since be 18 set to direct oiher episodes. . But, Jack coD f e 11 es, "When I walked In for the llrll blocking, It was D-Day, H-Hoqr, L-TI!De (for Lucy) lmd my blood went thump, - thump, iiDd someone bacl to (l1llh me so that I could ·get 'Action.' Then Lli:!y walked tbrough a door and"l out froze. Suddenly I thol!8ht, 'Bow can I tell tbla lidy what to do?"' , Lucy, actually, Ia a ,nat director herself and many If DOl all the ldeat on hei show come from tbe dYnamic red· bead. "She's alway 1 10 right," Jaet says. ROGER NEASE and RCIIDa N- ol Mlneravllle aldtilled lbe BJ'8Dd champloo and the reaerve ebamp!M anknalslll lbe Jersey catUe judt!lng at lbe Meip Junior Fair 'Iburlday. · $3.99 1110. $4.91 $'3.98 SPOitiii'IG GOODS HICK'S . ..PORCH & FLOOR 12 ONLY .· ENAMEL NBR-1671 ' • '. RAID HOUSE and GARDEN f "-"h1gh ~lo;l, durabit porch dn4 .floor finish for , .o1f'~jj and 'prtW.usly pointed concrtrt sur· I•~"· ~'""' ·rf#:~::~~i: · C~olcoof colors. ' Beck's Reg $5.77 f,or s· . , ~4·· .aa. I • HECK'S REG. $1.38 . 200 COUNT Reek's Reg ~ /. ~ .~..<· ~ ...; '~_ ~ bat. And John Meredith Lucaa, when I did a Ben Casey turned the role lnt.o someiiuiig other than an ordinary person." When be had bls own series, Jack says, he did a lot of produclP.i and directJng bUt never took credit for it. "I wish I had now, but it was an ego thing. Tbla Ia a great fraud business. There are so many people up there who've gotten there through luck or on someone else'a work . "~ guy Lucy brougbt In to direct this year made every mistake In the book with her, He won't be back. Another one hired a nmouline to bring his' Wife dciwn n-om up the ·cllall 8Dd be charged It to I just uw In the trades that one guy she had to lire hal Ieven other J!lbe llned ilp; They keep fiOing" JaCk ISYs he would also lite to dfract some of the "secoad banana" comedy shows. "'Ibe networks are backIng away from the major comedy stan because they are 11arc1er to write for. ' - ~ifl ;!~C' i'l NOfiSiWIII /lilT. . QUANTITY . 46 Ql. SI~E t · :_GL07COAT ~-~ ' . ." ! 9 , ',/ ' ~., ·' ., 2' ' ' .: ' .' \ ' Ii'BM lfG. 3.48 - 23-5 Lb. Ky. Blue Grass Seed $1.50 ~------~--------~ 186-4 Lb. Aseot Park Grass Seed 1.19 ' 75e 5·Pair Prunen 1.97 '$1.25 2-Pair Prunen 2.99 $1.88 HECK'S REG $lUi ll•Pair Grass Sheen 3.08 $1.99 4-Pair Grass Sheen 4.07 $2.99 4·.&feln"r La}VIl SprmJders 4.59 $3.44 11-M:elnor Lawn Sprinklers $2.(3 3.24 · . 4·M!alnor Lawn Sprinklen ' 6.75 $5.06 FOR · 1-0nly Plsh .Mower 21.96 iS-5 JA Lalu'el Gras~ Seed L66 ;r 22¥12 Oz. W: C. Grass 'Se~d . 99 1-0nly Lawn Cart ·. 9.48 $5.00 ...._ _ _ _ _.....-!""_ _ _ _.. ll~()nly Steel .tOFt Lawn f,:dging 4" ' 1.88 ' ' $l.OO 22.()nly Steel 40 Ft Lawn Edging 6" ,· 2.19 1 ' . . 1&- 4.99 a.n 2 $l5.'00 SAMSONITE TABLE 8.99 ·a;oo.................______ 3.48 ·$2.00 10c ea" 5e ea 1.29 'lOc 1;03 s T $:~i '(: r•. Jaet Carter A di!ferent direction ~ "lo. t ' You've got your secon~ bananas, your Charles Nelson Reillys, Tim Conways, Harvey Kormans, '' Pa)ll Lyrides." And your occasional top banana, Lucy. ' , rH...,.,., l~r~orp~;,,. .w.,.J Lucy. 33e I rp t.;.> a.-sa_ Mexican Divorces: . Fly In, Fly 0~ · TURKEY CALL 1.22 PACKOF2 ciOne"bired ilcy WbileJackbasn'tqultl"!r· fonning (he's playing at the Landmark in Las Vegas ne:ift), he sajs, "I would love to quit and could In a min· ute. Most of us feel that way. Say you' do the most brilliant &hOlt ever In a club. An hour later you have to do It again and tbe next' Bight and tbe Bight ~ter. Saturday, I spent the nlldlt With one of the Uredeal dynamos In the busl· ness, , Sammy Davis Jr. He said It took him an hour to really get the audience the last time, be . was at th~ Grove. He 8 gomg to .4Jrect. Now that Jack hal the dl· recting credit, be says "11 million doors have been ojJened. People look ~t you and see a , dlfferent alll'41. When you're a director, you have come up out o( the garbage and Into the sun. Lots of comics bave done It-Carl Reiner, Howle Morris, Mike Nichols." ' Jack !mows the Import. ance of good directors. He says, "TWo guya got real acting joba out of me. Tom Griel gave me a whole new way to go when I did a Com- RUBBER BOOTS SUMMER IW.OITWIN You," Wlih Kai!Der, "I llved,1!1er,>1111' f!ielrt years,'' sJtlj•'aaYI, '"Jifd ~ · I've been Iii New 'ljlli'k the · lilt live r,e&r,.!: -''', : J0811Da uld ~ enjo~ "B.S., ·I Lovtid Y.ou," 8Dd even ent.oye·d tbe IUy . ~ten~s. ·But ~~ WU very careful OD\tl!t W. tlie Plly; boy phowva~ vlslticl INSULATED WOVEN ·· Jq8iutj Ia. b;!ffJK~HIIIl · wood, with -' ~ tlj!t tbe real 01 heit>.sbei• llere "· working .iii ~·s.s l LOve • .. : ' 'CANNON . . • "It's tbe ~ ·sLirY of HOII""'ood'" ·lht ~ uvs • ' •· '· ' ' JilT '• It's ~ firlf ·~ ali!lut !loU)'Wood l ·mow' tit~ ' f.2,00 50e .,, HECK'S REG $11.22 ' · SAMSONIIE· ,_ .,\:,~ -. , · ;C.H. AI·R .·. _, -~., ,. : ; ' I ' - ' . ~:,':· . '· ' ' :., ~ �Y1TO'J fM.·· ·poiNJ PLEASANT STORE ONLY ; DAVJDMARTIN,GAU.IPOLISRoulel,age4,lflntllon <1. Mr.lbd Mra. SlaDiord Stncktm, boldl a blue ribbon plale <l.lqllilllatlbe Metp Olunl)' Falr Tuolday. ·· • t . az... i :~~~~':. lhJIII~ -.~-..!$it. , BED ·SPREAOS ' .J1 _, Pe* HECK~ r· . theset. if"·' , "I bori'PWed 'a ·Pl8ce · 11l., frlctloo ~ from ihe eleC: , trlclan, ,. .,. , .,lbe sayi, "auc:l taped a towel to my bosom, · 10 there' wouJCID't. iJe ·eiiJ chauce ot a inlai!Dd8r~­ lng." ·.. JAN HoLTER AND ALAN HOLTER """' ezhlbitors of lbe n ve and gand dwmplon Holstelna at lbe Meip JuDlar Fair 'Ibiii'ICily. ~®&~ ©rn®~rnw ...~ ..... ·... ' How lr JOAN CROSBY HOLLYWOOD-( NEAlJack Carter 18 not known for beln_l overly humble or totall)' loDl!ue-Ued, but that great conile, Lucille Ball, made him both. Briefly, of course. Jack has just made his official television dll'ectorlal debut with a segment of Here's 1-oucy, set for CBS-TV next season. He had a ball, and Lucy mull bave been saUslled since be 18 set to direct oiher episodes. . But, Jack coD f e 11 es, "When I walked In for the llrll blocking, It was D-Day, H-Hoqr, L-TI!De (for Lucy) lmd my blood went thump, - thump, iiDd someone bacl to (l1llh me so that I could ·get 'Action.' Then Lli:!y walked tbrough a door and"l out froze. Suddenly I thol!8ht, 'Bow can I tell tbla lidy what to do?"' , Lucy, actually, Ia a ,nat director herself and many If DOl all the ldeat on hei show come from tbe dYnamic red· bead. "She's alway 1 10 right," Jaet says. ROGER NEASE and RCIIDa N- ol Mlneravllle aldtilled lbe BJ'8Dd champloo and the reaerve ebamp!M anknalslll lbe Jersey catUe judt!lng at lbe Meip Junior Fair 'Iburlday. · $3.99 1110. $4.91 $'3.98 SPOitiii'IG GOODS HICK'S . ..PORCH & FLOOR 12 ONLY .· ENAMEL NBR-1671 ' • '. RAID HOUSE and GARDEN f "-"h1gh ~lo;l, durabit porch dn4 .floor finish for , .o1f'~jj and 'prtW.usly pointed concrtrt sur· I•~"· ~'""' ·rf#:~::~~i: · C~olcoof colors. ' Beck's Reg $5.77 f,or s· . , ~4·· .aa. I • HECK'S REG. $1.38 . 200 COUNT Reek's Reg ~ /. ~ .~..<· ~ ...; '~_ ~ bat. And John Meredith Lucaa, when I did a Ben Casey turned the role lnt.o someiiuiig other than an ordinary person." When be had bls own series, Jack says, he did a lot of produclP.i and directJng bUt never took credit for it. "I wish I had now, but it was an ego thing. Tbla Ia a great fraud business. There are so many people up there who've gotten there through luck or on someone else'a work . "~ guy Lucy brougbt In to direct this year made every mistake In the book with her, He won't be back. Another one hired a nmouline to bring his' Wife dciwn n-om up the ·cllall 8Dd be charged It to I just uw In the trades that one guy she had to lire hal Ieven other J!lbe llned ilp; They keep fiOing" JaCk ISYs he would also lite to dfract some of the "secoad banana" comedy shows. "'Ibe networks are backIng away from the major comedy stan because they are 11arc1er to write for. ' - ~ifl ;!~C' i'l NOfiSiWIII /lilT. . QUANTITY . 46 Ql. SI~E t · :_GL07COAT ~-~ ' . ." ! 9 , ',/ ' ~., ·' ., 2' ' ' .: ' .' \ ' Ii'BM lfG. 3.48 - 23-5 Lb. Ky. Blue Grass Seed $1.50 ~------~--------~ 186-4 Lb. Aseot Park Grass Seed 1.19 ' 75e 5·Pair Prunen 1.97 '$1.25 2-Pair Prunen 2.99 $1.88 HECK'S REG $lUi ll•Pair Grass Sheen 3.08 $1.99 4-Pair Grass Sheen 4.07 $2.99 4·.&feln"r La}VIl SprmJders 4.59 $3.44 11-M:elnor Lawn Sprinklers $2.(3 3.24 · . 4·M!alnor Lawn Sprinklen ' 6.75 $5.06 FOR · 1-0nly Plsh .Mower 21.96 iS-5 JA Lalu'el Gras~ Seed L66 ;r 22¥12 Oz. W: C. Grass 'Se~d . 99 1-0nly Lawn Cart ·. 9.48 $5.00 ...._ _ _ _ _.....-!""_ _ _ _.. ll~()nly Steel .tOFt Lawn f,:dging 4" ' 1.88 ' ' $l.OO 22.()nly Steel 40 Ft Lawn Edging 6" ,· 2.19 1 ' . . 1&- 4.99 a.n 2 $l5.'00 SAMSONITE TABLE 8.99 ·a;oo.................______ 3.48 ·$2.00 10c ea" 5e ea 1.29 'lOc 1;03 s T $:~i '(: r•. Jaet Carter A di!ferent direction ~ "lo. t ' You've got your secon~ bananas, your Charles Nelson Reillys, Tim Conways, Harvey Kormans, '' Pa)ll Lyrides." And your occasional top banana, Lucy. ' , rH...,.,., l~r~orp~;,,. .w.,.J Lucy. 33e I rp t.;.> a.-sa_ Mexican Divorces: . Fly In, Fly 0~ · TURKEY CALL 1.22 PACKOF2 ciOne"bired ilcy WbileJackbasn'tqultl"!r· fonning (he's playing at the Landmark in Las Vegas ne:ift), he sajs, "I would love to quit and could In a min· ute. Most of us feel that way. Say you' do the most brilliant &hOlt ever In a club. An hour later you have to do It again and tbe next' Bight and tbe Bight ~ter. Saturday, I spent the nlldlt With one of the Uredeal dynamos In the busl· ness, , Sammy Davis Jr. He said It took him an hour to really get the audience the last time, be . was at th~ Grove. He 8 gomg to .4Jrect. Now that Jack hal the dl· recting credit, be says "11 million doors have been ojJened. People look ~t you and see a , dlfferent alll'41. When you're a director, you have come up out o( the garbage and Into the sun. Lots of comics bave done It-Carl Reiner, Howle Morris, Mike Nichols." ' Jack !mows the Import. ance of good directors. He says, "TWo guya got real acting joba out of me. Tom Griel gave me a whole new way to go when I did a Com- RUBBER BOOTS SUMMER IW.OITWIN You," Wlih Kai!Der, "I llved,1!1er,>1111' f!ielrt years,'' sJtlj•'aaYI, '"Jifd ~ · I've been Iii New 'ljlli'k the · lilt live r,e&r,.!: -''', : J0811Da uld ~ enjo~ "B.S., ·I Lovtid Y.ou," 8Dd even ent.oye·d tbe IUy . ~ten~s. ·But ~~ WU very careful OD\tl!t W. tlie Plly; boy phowva~ vlslticl INSULATED WOVEN ·· Jq8iutj Ia. b;!ffJK~HIIIl · wood, with -' ~ tlj!t tbe real 01 heit>.sbei• llere "· working .iii ~·s.s l LOve • .. : ' 'CANNON . . • "It's tbe ~ ·sLirY of HOII""'ood'" ·lht ~ uvs • ' •· '· ' ' JilT '• It's ~ firlf ·~ ali!lut !loU)'Wood l ·mow' tit~ ' f.2,00 50e .,, HECK'S REG $11.22 ' · SAMSONIIE· ,_ .,\:,~ -. , · ;C.H. AI·R .·. _, -~., ,. : ; ' I ' - ' . ~:,':· . '· ' ' :., ~ �AGENC wlll . alwa~s r-inbar the way siM! looked, The way ,iho spoilt tnd smllild, Tho Ilitre ltllngs•ho ield lnd did Are with us 111 - -1 the w~ll!t. We r'J ,, For down lhJ 1- ot mtmorl.. Tho lights oro riovor dim, Unfll the llert forget to shine We will always remembar hor. ,. SADLY missed .by f)!lrenll and brothers: ""'· and ""'s. 'Oiho Wolle, Marshall Rty, Mlko and Cliff, also grandROrents, Rev. and Mrs. Cltrtnco Burns. iMJ.l Wanted To .Buy 2 OR A ACRES' yactnt land, 5 to 10 milK redlils Of Gallipolis. Reply to Vlr;gll L. Sauriders, t70Chllllca!lliil Rd .. Gelllpotls, o. or Ph: ""-0672. --.,-:-:,--...,..!-f--,_;~ 2 C<OOD used bicycles. Ph. A469ol02. 195-6 -----'Lost ~ Moved Out vner . q ' ' WIN AT BR!DGI W~nts V~ry Anxious To Sell This Nice Mcidlrn 3 . .room \..om, MASSIE • I.Gcllod On a Large Lot Just Y:o Milt Qrl 01 TOIIill. includis • Family Room !PIIyroom or 4th- a.droorn), Nlet · Owner Selling At Cost You Must See This BEAUTIFUL NEW 3 BEDROOM BRICK HOME. YOU'LL LIKE EVERYTHING ABOUT THIS ONE ESPECIALLY THE LARGE ROOMS, SIZE OF THE LOT AND VIEW. IT INCLUDES A BEAUTIFUL BUILT-IN KITCHEN WITH RANGE, OVEN, DISHWASHER. IV, BATHS, 2' CAR GARAGE AND BASEMENT, CITY SCHOOL DISTRICT AND PLENTY OF GOOD WATER. THIS ONE WILL SATISFY YOU . REAL ESTAlt BROKER TEL 441-1991 City Good Older Home Witb Lind 5:laundry RMS .• ·bath. and alttched rm., large llv. rm. 3 · Jan~~~ • · · .· .. '• 11 446UI6· ..,~ nice bd. rms. kllchon and AFTER 1 very ll'ylng fillY ai !hoi dining comblnaHon. Where olflca, the husbaliff w11 en: can you boll this lor $14,900. loylng his pipe and r.dlng Lincoln Pike hi evening - - His ww,o, who Wll working on a MODERN 4 rm. cottage with cronword J!'IUie, sl!ddenly· bath, fur. hoot, F.P., plenty ·called out, 'John, ~ Ia • water, let:~~~ block gerage and female sheep?" "Ewt,'' other outbldgs. Located on 1 3 ~plied her husband .... And A. lot. Priced at suoo. that's how 1he fight ~~egan . HERe'S A REAL GOOD OLDER HOME JUST 3 MILES OUT ON RT . 1-11. HAS MODERN FUR· NACE, BATH AND KIT· CHEN. CAN BE· USED AS 3 OR 4 BEDROOMS PLUS A FAMILY ROOM AND 2 CAR GARAGE. WITt! 1 ACRE, PRICED $15.000. WITH 76 ACRES $20,000. THIS IS A REAL BARGAIN FOR SOMEIIODY WANTING A NICE PLACE TO LIVE AND SOME LAND FOR HORSES OR BEEF CATTLE . Rodney PERMANENT Mobile Hamo; 12' x MY Lalo model wllti addition 1~' x MY. Arooms, 1111 central air and new ' -1 natural gas furn~~Ct; bolvll~ kitchen. New carpet on Ml rooms, mulor 1111 'h · ba!h, front pordl 12'4Q' and paHo on ·rear with Keystone Rd. owning, ltr~ carport lnd 2 A. LOT, 5 rm. house wl!h ba!h, uHIIty room . Blacktop clrdt fur. heal, loll of penellng, drive In front. Deep w.ll with drilled well wllh pten!Y Wiler. SUbmorglblt pump. · , Pr[ca reduced to $7,000. EXT!tA aGNUI .. Vacant Land 10 X 54 TRAILER wl!h 5' x 10' · NEAR Rodney: frontage on St. ' extension. EXtra ·room· Ind. Rl. 35 ond Radnoy-BidWIIII porcl1 end awning in front. 5 Rd. Ideo! lor dtvelopmonl; extra troller pod !hot ronll Homes, Industrial, Tr. Park, for 120 per -molllh, with or Shopping Center. blacktop atroot, SlitMn by appointment. 2'h A. Flet, CI!Y water and Gos I available, on Bullville Rd. ROdney-Cora Rood, 120 A. ...,000. • lctun, good 1encos. flot to Farm .I - . • tobacco-rolling com. Born - ·36'""x I/IY, A. . · 2 MI. OUT ot town, 75 A. can bo ahed'24' • :M' and exlrt block farmed, developed, or would building 30' x 1//Y. 2 boa good piiCIIo Invest some SD<IIIDI. ond tontv · ·' mll!leY -1!"' _....,atlan. 11~ -r:-mtr~''· 'I' ~"•"l•m 'ei 2 STORY, 6 large rms., beth, perHal base .. new root, new Aluminum sldltig, H.W. firs., new factory kllchon, 3 rms. penoled, woler tap fl!lld lnd netvral gaa In yard. See now for 111,600. . Very Nice Older Home In Town Baby Farm Very .Good Home Small Cards Need Careful Play Too ly Oswald & .· . ·v- ·; wooo·. . ·D:Jol''l • Kitchen (BuiH-In Riongo), Utility Raom;TIIt a.lh tnd ~"'""· Price Hu Boon Roidueod To 115.900. Look AI 11 ,..,,j Toll Us Who! YC!'J'd Glvo. SET of clippers & CIIPPI!' blades In vicinity of Third & Slate St. Reward. Ph. A46-3862. -------~199-2 Of State - Jacoby r;· .. ' '"'"'· hoiii'i, ~lfllitn iina E~~~~• ''Mel~hiil !2' IUIII'llliiWi' other oulbldas, .5 lob! >Nso, horne with full baloMint·'Wlll'' tlmiNr-, caar end I natural large lot. Geraa'e·. lA ' lake site. City water and gas basement. Property fn goOd available..Price $25,000. CALLANY HOUR: ~-1m H. C. WtUih,-"" 0. ll. -PARSONJ' JAY SHEPPARD " ~-REAL TOR$ Dillon Agency Filrin, Yllllgo, A Charmer CHflct ,446-2174 Evenings 446-1226 RoHrt ~ 441GISI BE+UTIFUL - r new hamoln Crown City, large LR, 2 BR, tile bath, ccivered PQt<Ch, attached garage, olorage building, large level lot. • Brick CLOSETOihenewhG~PII,Iona large level lot, oil built-In kllc:hon, large family niC!III with stone fl~lace, conll'ol alr-condllfonlng, full baoomonl wl!h roc. room. This II en exceptionally tiOIId horne. Owner moving_ out Oi JUST MADE .MH-30 slllo. THE SEOOND BFST SUCKE_!J. CONTROL THIRD AYE. & SYIIT. ALL BRICK RANCH with 2 car BUSINESS PROP.IITr · garage (elect. doorl loeated LOCATED al 45 Court Strtet. In Fairview Sub. ll's ship- Has large storage bullcllng on shape Inside end out and rear allot, 4 room aport"""' boasts carpeted floors, .,., We ~bove and room to per'k two bliths, large kitchen with cars In rear. Ulok thla o• Plllo door and lull divided and make us an offer. • baHmenl wllh peneled roc. CHOICE LOTS .· room. Immediate possession. l LARGE lots In viii- of R,lq No ~.tt~r- Grande on u.s. Rl. 35. l..lirgj' . enOUllh for a business or 3' · TO .BUY this car,. led 3 dwellings. ,· . · boch-D!Iril home on US 35 nuot Office , _ - '' new haspllll. Full besemenl. E-lna Storm windows. Garage. ClllrftsM. NHI-1541 "''"""' en aero level lol. J. Mlchaol Nul T_im __,J1L Just Ljsted YAL MM-30 ' -1• "' 93 Acres NICE4b0droomotoryliidhail 22 ACRES, newly re~~~ with . beth. lnouloted and room house with ball!; 7 inl. p,eneled•. Fonceo. Good from town. 245-5147. posture. Toblc:co - - 1.1 177-tt miles out. Gallipolis schools. _ _ _ _ _ _ ___..:: ' . ~art . ., . . Wtntin. 112• ......,ry,446_ , 55' .ExJando , .......~- ~_,.,_K._IIII __ ..,:...':..,.....__ on i nlw lot - ·---- · .. 111 turntllh . - ;: Foi' Rn polio, IM~IJ!I · - · Tlit price ~s: rlfl!t. CAMPERS for rent. Make ·15.27 ·' - ... .. Rd ~, · aood cl!!t. reser.vallons now. French Q!YMatilleHomoCenter.~- ,.., ~~~~~~~foelt~,.Ia~ city . ·, ln ~lot 1 •· ,... ~~',ill ' IDEAL •• li'OOd lor WON,,.._..,. · . Neal Realty,n.•... !'MIIJ.-IRII Howord or L•dllo Iran- I City Proporty First & Ollvt HoNrt Dillon, Rulhlr repair, 112.5CJII ' NHrMudsoc, 2 A. wilt! trtllei' and 10' x 32' addition. Born 211 ; x 20, good well and wllor • 1 system. Priced to IIIII. E-lngs ·.· Russoll D. John I. RlctwA '441 IBI Ronald Co-y. ttl 1636 lOS-If tptrtmtnl, StoUt t:oiwt,, Clltlhlm and Beraor yerCI. FUI\N. .· · ' t AVe.. contad s..u. ArnOld, AjJI. I, Sttllt Court. · .> . 11,_.11 Pl$UC. .WMlED :Used Fumibn · Dishes �AGENC wlll . alwa~s r-inbar the way siM! looked, The way ,iho spoilt tnd smllild, Tho Ilitre ltllngs•ho ield lnd did Are with us 111 - -1 the w~ll!t. We r'J ,, For down lhJ 1- ot mtmorl.. Tho lights oro riovor dim, Unfll the llert forget to shine We will always remembar hor. ,. SADLY missed .by f)!lrenll and brothers: ""'· and ""'s. 'Oiho Wolle, Marshall Rty, Mlko and Cliff, also grandROrents, Rev. and Mrs. Cltrtnco Burns. iMJ.l Wanted To .Buy 2 OR A ACRES' yactnt land, 5 to 10 milK redlils Of Gallipolis. Reply to Vlr;gll L. Sauriders, t70Chllllca!lliil Rd .. Gelllpotls, o. or Ph: ""-0672. --.,-:-:,--...,..!-f--,_;~ 2 C<OOD used bicycles. Ph. A469ol02. 195-6 -----'Lost ~ Moved Out vner . q ' ' WIN AT BR!DGI W~nts V~ry Anxious To Sell This Nice Mcidlrn 3 . .room \..om, MASSIE • I.Gcllod On a Large Lot Just Y:o Milt Qrl 01 TOIIill. includis • Family Room !PIIyroom or 4th- a.droorn), Nlet · Owner Selling At Cost You Must See This BEAUTIFUL NEW 3 BEDROOM BRICK HOME. YOU'LL LIKE EVERYTHING ABOUT THIS ONE ESPECIALLY THE LARGE ROOMS, SIZE OF THE LOT AND VIEW. IT INCLUDES A BEAUTIFUL BUILT-IN KITCHEN WITH RANGE, OVEN, DISHWASHER. IV, BATHS, 2' CAR GARAGE AND BASEMENT, CITY SCHOOL DISTRICT AND PLENTY OF GOOD WATER. THIS ONE WILL SATISFY YOU . REAL ESTAlt BROKER TEL 441-1991 City Good Older Home Witb Lind 5:laundry RMS .• ·bath. and alttched rm., large llv. rm. 3 · Jan~~~ • · · .· .. '• 11 446UI6· ..,~ nice bd. rms. kllchon and AFTER 1 very ll'ylng fillY ai !hoi dining comblnaHon. Where olflca, the husbaliff w11 en: can you boll this lor $14,900. loylng his pipe and r.dlng Lincoln Pike hi evening - - His ww,o, who Wll working on a MODERN 4 rm. cottage with cronword J!'IUie, sl!ddenly· bath, fur. hoot, F.P., plenty ·called out, 'John, ~ Ia • water, let:~~~ block gerage and female sheep?" "Ewt,'' other outbldgs. Located on 1 3 ~plied her husband .... And A. lot. Priced at suoo. that's how 1he fight ~~egan . HERe'S A REAL GOOD OLDER HOME JUST 3 MILES OUT ON RT . 1-11. HAS MODERN FUR· NACE, BATH AND KIT· CHEN. CAN BE· USED AS 3 OR 4 BEDROOMS PLUS A FAMILY ROOM AND 2 CAR GARAGE. WITt! 1 ACRE, PRICED $15.000. WITH 76 ACRES $20,000. THIS IS A REAL BARGAIN FOR SOMEIIODY WANTING A NICE PLACE TO LIVE AND SOME LAND FOR HORSES OR BEEF CATTLE . Rodney PERMANENT Mobile Hamo; 12' x MY Lalo model wllti addition 1~' x MY. Arooms, 1111 central air and new ' -1 natural gas furn~~Ct; bolvll~ kitchen. New carpet on Ml rooms, mulor 1111 'h · ba!h, front pordl 12'4Q' and paHo on ·rear with Keystone Rd. owning, ltr~ carport lnd 2 A. LOT, 5 rm. house wl!h ba!h, uHIIty room . Blacktop clrdt fur. heal, loll of penellng, drive In front. Deep w.ll with drilled well wllh pten!Y Wiler. SUbmorglblt pump. · , Pr[ca reduced to $7,000. EXT!tA aGNUI .. Vacant Land 10 X 54 TRAILER wl!h 5' x 10' · NEAR Rodney: frontage on St. ' extension. EXtra ·room· Ind. Rl. 35 ond Radnoy-BidWIIII porcl1 end awning in front. 5 Rd. Ideo! lor dtvelopmonl; extra troller pod !hot ronll Homes, Industrial, Tr. Park, for 120 per -molllh, with or Shopping Center. blacktop atroot, SlitMn by appointment. 2'h A. Flet, CI!Y water and Gos I available, on Bullville Rd. ROdney-Cora Rood, 120 A. ...,000. • lctun, good 1encos. flot to Farm .I - . • tobacco-rolling com. Born - ·36'""x I/IY, A. . · 2 MI. OUT ot town, 75 A. can bo ahed'24' • :M' and exlrt block farmed, developed, or would building 30' x 1//Y. 2 boa good piiCIIo Invest some SD<IIIDI. ond tontv · ·' mll!leY -1!"' _....,atlan. 11~ -r:-mtr~''· 'I' ~"•"l•m 'ei 2 STORY, 6 large rms., beth, perHal base .. new root, new Aluminum sldltig, H.W. firs., new factory kllchon, 3 rms. penoled, woler tap fl!lld lnd netvral gaa In yard. See now for 111,600. . Very Nice Older Home In Town Baby Farm Very .Good Home Small Cards Need Careful Play Too ly Oswald & .· . ·v- ·; wooo·. . ·D:Jol''l • Kitchen (BuiH-In Riongo), Utility Raom;TIIt a.lh tnd ~"'""· Price Hu Boon Roidueod To 115.900. Look AI 11 ,..,,j Toll Us Who! YC!'J'd Glvo. SET of clippers & CIIPPI!' blades In vicinity of Third & Slate St. Reward. Ph. A46-3862. -------~199-2 Of State - Jacoby r;· .. ' '"'"'· hoiii'i, ~lfllitn iina E~~~~• ''Mel~hiil !2' IUIII'llliiWi' other oulbldas, .5 lob! >Nso, horne with full baloMint·'Wlll'' tlmiNr-, caar end I natural large lot. Geraa'e·. lA ' lake site. City water and gas basement. Property fn goOd available..Price $25,000. CALLANY HOUR: ~-1m H. C. WtUih,-"" 0. ll. -PARSONJ' JAY SHEPPARD " ~-REAL TOR$ Dillon Agency Filrin, Yllllgo, A Charmer CHflct ,446-2174 Evenings 446-1226 RoHrt ~ 441GISI BE+UTIFUL - r new hamoln Crown City, large LR, 2 BR, tile bath, ccivered PQt<Ch, attached garage, olorage building, large level lot. • Brick CLOSETOihenewhG~PII,Iona large level lot, oil built-In kllc:hon, large family niC!III with stone fl~lace, conll'ol alr-condllfonlng, full baoomonl wl!h roc. room. This II en exceptionally tiOIId horne. Owner moving_ out Oi JUST MADE .MH-30 slllo. THE SEOOND BFST SUCKE_!J. CONTROL THIRD AYE. & SYIIT. ALL BRICK RANCH with 2 car BUSINESS PROP.IITr · garage (elect. doorl loeated LOCATED al 45 Court Strtet. In Fairview Sub. ll's ship- Has large storage bullcllng on shape Inside end out and rear allot, 4 room aport"""' boasts carpeted floors, .,., We ~bove and room to per'k two bliths, large kitchen with cars In rear. Ulok thla o• Plllo door and lull divided and make us an offer. • baHmenl wllh peneled roc. CHOICE LOTS .· room. Immediate possession. l LARGE lots In viii- of R,lq No ~.tt~r- Grande on u.s. Rl. 35. l..lirgj' . enOUllh for a business or 3' · TO .BUY this car,. led 3 dwellings. ,· . · boch-D!Iril home on US 35 nuot Office , _ - '' new haspllll. Full besemenl. E-lna Storm windows. Garage. ClllrftsM. NHI-1541 "''"""' en aero level lol. J. Mlchaol Nul T_im __,J1L Just Ljsted YAL MM-30 ' -1• "' 93 Acres NICE4b0droomotoryliidhail 22 ACRES, newly re~~~ with . beth. lnouloted and room house with ball!; 7 inl. p,eneled•. Fonceo. Good from town. 245-5147. posture. Toblc:co - - 1.1 177-tt miles out. Gallipolis schools. _ _ _ _ _ _ ___..:: ' . ~art . ., . . Wtntin. 112• ......,ry,446_ , 55' .ExJando , .......~- ~_,.,_K._IIII __ ..,:...':..,.....__ on i nlw lot - ·---- · .. 111 turntllh . - ;: Foi' Rn polio, IM~IJ!I · - · Tlit price ~s: rlfl!t. CAMPERS for rent. Make ·15.27 ·' - ... .. Rd ~, · aood cl!!t. reser.vallons now. French Q!YMatilleHomoCenter.~- ,.., ~~~~~~~foelt~,.Ia~ city . ·, ln ~lot 1 •· ,... ~~',ill ' IDEAL •• li'OOd lor WON,,.._..,. · . Neal Realty,n.•... !'MIIJ.-IRII Howord or L•dllo Iran- I City Proporty First & Ollvt HoNrt Dillon, Rulhlr repair, 112.5CJII ' NHrMudsoc, 2 A. wilt! trtllei' and 10' x 32' addition. Born 211 ; x 20, good well and wllor • 1 system. Priced to IIIII. E-lngs ·.· Russoll D. John I. RlctwA '441 IBI Ronald Co-y. ttl 1636 lOS-If tptrtmtnl, StoUt t:oiwt,, Clltlhlm and Beraor yerCI. FUI\N. .· · ' t AVe.. contad s..u. ArnOld, AjJI. I, Sttllt Court. · .> . 11,_.11 Pl$UC. .WMlED :Used Fumibn · Dishes �• I· <:41-l CARS, TRU AND DEM0N:STRAT0RS ' ' :!.. ' ' ~ . - ELECTRIC stove , No. 1?2A ALL GOING-AT BEAU'fY shop In-Gilllpolls lor sale. Ph. 675-2.!19. · ' 200-,12 -T-RE_A_T_r_ua_s_r-lg-ht-,-lhe-y-'1-1 bt a . delight II clunod with 8lve Lustre. Rent electric sham- 11. Lower G. c. Murphy Slore. CLOSE-OUt · PRICE·S . !, ' ' ' /.~ , ' I f'·:' , Ave. Cell after 5 p.m. , rj ~ ' . • 200'1 . ' . 200-6 -----HORSE trailer. Ph. 2-45-529>1. 2011-3 NEW LIVU\IG ROOM SUITE SALE RICE'S can give you a bolter buy because we buy di~t rrorncostly the ractory. culling out the wholesele duler. Also our profit Is less. compare the.. bargain I SMITH A'n U ..1.'·O$All$·. , , ,. Only l New :.. Klnauga, Ohio .'.' ·. . ."·. · ~·;; N~~-sultes 1129.95usr - - - - - - - -·· .o--····-------~ price $179.90, EARLY American suites 1159.95, ....- - - - - - - - - - - , C1mpl111 Equl11menl 1971 UNITS ln~tock. Oon't miss SPECIAL aut on year ·end sale of 70's. 1 67 CHEVROLET IMPALA 2 dr. hardtop. V-8 engine, radio, heater, auto. -trans., p. steering, Emerald Turquoise fino•h with matching vinyl & nylon Interior, w-s·w tires. Extra Nice. Wanted To Do 1795 5 WE specialize In Mastic vinyl and name brand aluminum siding, rooting, while gutters, shutters, Complete remodeling and carpentry WOOQ MOTOR SALES work. Free estimates and Gallipolis, o. Eastern Ave. SHOULDMY CHILD TAKE PIANO? MEDICAL TECHNOLOGIST Yes. Few things so enrich life as un- WANTED: MT(ASCP), AMT ar Sorirlco trtlned. ~~~s~~-~ ~~~' Pltna,fliajdnf~ I& ~P!.!Y ~W.Wtf.'l~.~~~- 111 · ltllf a rewarding, creative outlet. At the same time. It encourages the development of a well· rounded personality; concentration; alert· ness; poise. And ... this Is !I chance tn give your child the opportunity and happiness you may have missed. .Jt/t.llr . "!M!J.••• IIix- 9WtnQIJ ~r-~ry hospllal. APPir to Personnel Director, Memorial Hospital Ill Union County, Marysville, Olllo or phone 513442-207!Ext. 210. HOW DOES she do It?? Never seems atiort of cash. Her secret? Shtearns good money as an AVON Representative. Why not Join her? Write now or call Mrs. Helen Yeager, Box 172, Jackson, Ohio. Ph. 286-ol028. ENROLL NOW FOR 119-12 THE 1970-71 SCHOOL YEAR. CALL ;' ' Waitresses wanted for the 6 a.m. to 2 p.m. shift and 2 p.m. to 10. p.m. shift. Pleasant working conditions. good pay, paid vacation. Apply in -person at Bob -=vans Steak House, ld£:~'-= Gallipolis, Ohio 7st.-3rd Ave. ! ~-0496 Far Sale r1 Trade LOG skldcler. Call 256-61116. 199·3 Wanted S-OMEONE. to live In 'small house, rent tree. II lnteruted call 4A6-A571 or 446-4195. 200-3 Help Wanted M=ro'"'o'"'L-:E:-·""A"'G::E::D-,I:-a-:-ady-for bebysilter. Call -4A6-9205 alter 9p.m. I9P-2 RELIABLE bebyslller, must II ,.U•no my man, l will stort rtu wit~ $700 month •••r•nttt, send you ta Kbool 2 wttlls, txpen... paid, train rou In tho field Ill t lilting tnd have own transporfatllon. servicing esttllll- ac_,.., Must toe· - "*" 21, lltve car, ....,_ dabli. lmbllitus .... miMed. ltolpitoHrollon and panslon program. Plttll coM Donald Fthotr, 446-f52l. Call 446-3797. 199-3 =B=E-:A-:T:-oy-;;:Dili=re,-r"'for-'-;:PI;;:a:cyht-oun Co. FrH training, no coU., no del., no cash lnv'!ltment. Call collect . Carhlotte Heiskell, South Point, 3n-4191. ' 16J-If ~v•~IJ,J;=~~~..J tlnKnlllble tNoe four Jumbla, ,.. letter to U<h equan, to form four ordinary wor<lo. I P..fRPE I ~- .. ·~ ( - ,·-~ • [ KONET ~ .. ~/ I I ( l'·' t~ I : ?.)']VFOP ~ ~ 1 I. :'· I tJ CnsTE~ t· .•- ¥;I.=. - · Headquarters 1967 CHm ·n $}395 1,~1-:lli:" BAsEMENT hoille. 1 mite~ A.aclne, t bldrOq;ns, :J.act'i lot. El!ls ' fllcMjllan~· ~t; 1, Racine. , " "6" 81. Wq011. 1 0'111111' • low lllllelle, llrelllbow Ultle _,, aulollllltle ~.nllllo. P'""'lll blllllbdm. 11.19-61p 1~-ACRE 101., 5 ·room. houle, new. ~Wii, ponit~ ll_vlng room: AIIO; 1\tn lloille, wllh house, garage. 00 Rt. 7 at IMmortal Gar~ns. Phq~~ Chester 915-396J, James Hollon, Jr. ._ BEDROOM houoe, Mid· dlepoi1, by owner. Phooe m. 55115. 1 -• . ,• Wailted To Bur '_ ~-· . ·'· · OL~ .FlfR,NITURE, dl'h'i;, -; trunks, •lc. W'~~ D.• • LM ... ... ' "'"· . t-19-12lp LOT$ WITH all Restrlcied 2-acre loll. fi5.3.1)1, night !~i~:~~~]~·~ utilities. 1970 CADILLAC SE LE Turquoise with black vinyl top, turquoise Interior, full power equipment, Including windows, seat, power door 'locks, AM- FM ·stereo radio. w-s-w tires. tinted glass. door edge guards, tJit & telescope steering wheel. C. C. air cMdltlonlng. · 1 1967. DODGE Dirt f Door. Vrt knr Many More Super Sharp KARR & VAN, ZANDT ··'" Mill'!:,. Rt, 4, ·-•\'"'""" 0.:, Call ,.,...4271 • ". · ·' ''• ' ,,. I' ·~ t ' ' 7-u.'tfc ~ r ..... rn' ---------200-6 affer 6 p.m. , . 200-3 51595 mllelp by llocal OW1Iflf. ---WoW t1re1, I eyl. qlae, ndlo, IUIDmllle traM., poww 111 !rllii,INII6blterlor like new Cll', redflldlll. ,. "" ' ~ . :;,.,..~ ~ ~ilr· ~ ' ~!!!!' / . . Come In, Look These Over! " . . 1966 GMC -Busiriess··services , DtNSON ·MASONRY . EXPERIENCED 'Radiator Senlce ~ TGII· l*D == lllllimlllc lr• Resi-1 ar 51395 1968 DODG£ ' '2195 E 1 •· , pinnr- v.. malor. Lo!!!lfHta llletlin8, I' wide bad;y. Comma 1916 OIEVROLET Free Estimates C:.ranifc tUe,and slate 2295 5 . From the Largat Bulldozer Radlalor to the Smlollest ·Heatier. Core. ' .· ·auETrNMs · Pb.ftl-IIQ .NEW CAR & TRUCK (- -------- · ·, · 5 II. WIICII, 1 II"GIIHI', brown llnilb vbl¥1 lutador, V.. f1111ne, autcm•Uc triDI., JIOftl' llleertaa, radio, good tlrel, :lowaJ tallpte. Ur.: ~ 1395 1966 DoDGE 1 = ;. Bii'li:f . '1495 Remaining 5 ROOM house, bafl!," atllar, 3 ect~ arounet. Cilt HI,.•,. references. Byerly Construction Co.. Cora-Rodney Rd .. l-45-lf -~=:7'""---==-:-:-:-"~ HANOY man"T<ir odd loba. Has own tools. Ca II 446-9271. 1 1 - - - - - - - -brushes, awltchei, e)c. -~-·----.,...makes, ; parts, fans. 155-11 90- 2 VACUUM aaaner brand new Sheppard Sewing Machine · .STANDARD ----~--1970 model. Complete with ~II Selfl & Service PI bl & ,..._11 For Rent cleaning tools. Smtll paint · · """ 215 'l!1,'1 rd"lv~·• damage In ehlpplng. Will taq 3 ROOM & bath furnished 117_11 apartment, 512 Second Ave. 127 cashprlce or terms II EXc;ELSIOR Sell Works , Adults only . .u6-4127. desired. Phone ""2702 • Lihlntone and coal lor sale, DJi!Wil::T'S .PLUMBING · ~•• 1929 '"' .. ' A ' Roadster ~R.s.-~· •Ioker an"~ne "' •t~HANO. ·:r~uc;••:;.,1 "" .,. >•IIMIIIII'St.. !!.a ·Oii A0 ,,'ROllie'· t6&:t DROOM furnished!~ · 'lai:e~l~p: tqua ~•rJPUth engine, .. IIY,ii·JII@!. ·m •·< "'!'il·'~< otul'llone~ • ua s, Heddmen ~ If · 21111 1 I rtll1!1111,;Uc ~ 20per headers, lsky cam, Malory -~-,-~-=--=-~·:. ... · ·" mo., adui!S on1ji. P,h; -~ Ignition, • spd,, cus!Dm bUilt T k ·frame. Best ofler. Ph~ 245-. New GMC rue lrammtrPiull)blno& IIHtlng SLEEPING ROOMS, weekly 5649. . =:.~· 1"'2 1965 ClOD Ford truck· rates. Park Central Hotel. Gent Planh, Owner 76-lf PEACHES- plent, ·""" tree 196-1 'h T. Chev. P.U. 291-11 """" 1963 1 T. GMC SLEEPING ROOMS weekly riper::: Th';.ltMa & y~o.; 19U •;, T. GMC 4 W.O. P.U. rates, tree garage parking. !>HCh d. .. _ wsonv 1965 v, T. Ford P,U. Libby Hotel. .. Ore ar ' "'"100 • • a. 1951 '~'• T. Ford P.U. 7,j.fl l9U 1963 3 T. International _ _ _ _ _ _ __... SINGER sewing machlnea, 1963 '14 T. Ford P.U. 2 BEDROOM houw In Plantz 1963 '14 T. lnl .• P.U. Subdlv., Bulavllle Rd. Ph."" brand new, fully guaranteed. 1963 4 Wheel drive S<!out w.. Portables !rom $69.95. All l<H6 1\IJ T. GMC . · 191-3 models In stock ~blnell and ...... T p U· accessories. French City ,.,.. '12 • In/, • • -pe. sr-er ar.· 1963. drive SCout FabriC ... PARK Lane Mo bIIe Home "'w" ... S 19621'2whJol T. GMC DlckUD ..,N~"A-:::T-:ION-W-!~D71 .E ~.N~$-:URAHCE Court, 5 miles - t ol town, proved duler. 58 COurt " 1967'kl GMC P.U/ ·. AUTO, Fire,-llfi, !15 $tete St., 92 u. s. 35. Natural gas;... cltv Gallipolis. 446- 55. lSI-If 19M '14 t. GMC P.u·. Waldo F. lltown, W: R.. water, wide strell. • x70' - - - - · - - - - ' 19til 1 T. Cl)ev. truck Brown.~~. . · lob, trees. shrubs, rent only LARGE pipe selecllon. GBD, 1963 F600 Ford truck ··. Uti $35 mo. Call me, L~~l. Chartlan, Savinelll, tobacco _1961 v, T. Cllev. truck Evans, 446-A774 or 416 13• pouchea, racks, accessor ln. 1963 1'600 Ford tr.octl ·' 19,._ Tawney Jewelers. 1961 l.ll T. Chtv. P.IJ • . 191 .tt 1966.!l!. T. Int. ',;~· For Sale --------1~ 1'2 T. GMC P.U. • . , BLACK & WHITE covered REDUCE sate & lui with 1961 2 VGMC ~ GoBese Tablets ·a. E-Vap 1~ ~ 1': GMt . lounge, 2 bolsters, nl'ty, from "water pills." Gillingham 1Hf 1'2 T: Chev. 1 ,; , • ~t. Sloane, Nt!w York. U6Drug. 1966 "> 1'.' Int. P.U. - ' 118-21. 1Hot f''l:, GM<; ; • 198-3 -------1966 1'2 T. Ford F!.U. · MADE TO order plastic desk 1963·1'2 T: GMC· I!,ti. 6 INJ. OLD male Poodle. name signs or anything, signs 1958 '"" T. Chtlf: van - $5.1. Cell 416-113112. otall kinds. Slmmono Pig. & 1967 IIJ. ;!:. GMCtr.,u. t · · 198-3 Olllce Equip. New s,T.. Firm w~ons · . 119-11 11~.50 '· · ~·· . . '• HOUSETRAILER, 8x35, with air conditioner. good con· dill Ph -4A6-239'f. CORRUG~,TEO decorating ::'~ ~1~~.~~~~r::n:;; . pepers, crepe papers, pre-cui 157.... Inc. FW~•x _ _on. _ _·_ _ _·_ _191-3 lettering,·~ Inch up. Plullc;. ,'ONIO' 'I!';ALLI'i' I· · •. stick to anything. Sign board IMPLIMIMTi'.CO, , 1 AKC Reg. mare sliver Poodle lind stencils. Simmons Ptg. & ,.. ,, 1131· llf•t._l#· · .~· .~ 6 165~ Ph. 7S.CI09. Oflice Equip. 446-1397. IIO-If · !'fl.. IM+-2N2\ 198-6 --------~---,-, I REGISTEREb l>alled Hereford bulls and heifers. Schafer'• - - - - - - - Stock Ftrm, Klfll Hill. 0111o Used Furniture at Aid on Rt. · MJ, Lawrence GE SWEEPER, Admiral Co. Ph. 6A3-~. lrontoi\.198- 3 console TV In good condition, 3 pc. bedroom suite, dinette --...,-,.,..,,..:---:;,7::setwlth6chalrs. metal bed & '63 CHEVY II, w-w, ...s.. ••· coil springs, swivel rockel'. cellentcondltlpn. Ph. -4A6-3375. 200-3 NeW Furlllture -1\-NT_I_Q_U_E_b-uft_e,;..tw_l_lh_c_la_w_feet, AIR Conditioners at rtducocl 0::T~ VIctrola. oherrr cheat or f{{~· w':::'\co d•awers, 1 TV1t• brass bell, Dominlonrlr\':.cll ions • · dlahtl, 1 . r~k used ladles dr11111, 2SC tach. Bargain YOU will lind !rae ~rklng, a '• Shop. 150 Third Ave. · friendly welcornt and lair prices et Corbin & Snyder PRACTICALlY new Horn F\Jtn. Co., 955 Second Ave. t-~-4-:-.::.,.,..L..7L~.;:s:Wtl saddle and biiiJiketa. 5te Wn Ph. """ 1171 · 197-tf. Ely, St:Rt. lf!O .or Ph . 446-1170 m•. Help Wanted Ins•lion Cons!. camper sleeps 6. brahrs, refrlg .. hard top ends S21.S now $1699. 23 11. 5" trailer S. C. sleeps 6, SA255 now $33$11. 22' ft. troller S. C. $o4o400 now $:1.69. We service what we nil. For quality and price visit Camp Conley Starcratt Sales behind Pleasent Point Resort. 192-lf NYLON suites with 13" tong For Sale CGUch $149.95 - list price IF YOU are Dulldlng a .new GILLENWATER'S Sepllo Tank' home or remodeling, IH us. 1213.90, EARLY American We are builders. Dlstrlblltor Cloning & Repair. Ph. "" suites with 3 cushioned couch for Hotpolnt Appliances, 9A99.. ,, 1119.95- compare at 12AP.95, ""~·:· Allison Electric. EARLY American ur 154-lf 'I'EI!M1'1'E- PEST CQHTRd'~ Traditional suites with soft edge, coil aprlngs, center leg Fein e.ter'mlnatton CO., long couch, huvycover- not KIRBY vacuum cleaner, the Wlietlttlburg, 01\lo: Ph. 576-• 1329.95 but only 1229.95, 2 pc. most advan<ed. IIHIGtr lifo, 6112. . ' ' ·oo~a bed suites $89.95, 3 pc. better service. We slack ell • >. 17t-21& • vinyl sofa bed suites - lnparts. Buy where you can get dudls sofa bed, swivel chair, service. Central 'Air c;.n..Hioalng Iaroe redlner, • real barvaln -IIHIIng at 1159.95, VINYL sola bed LATE Singer zlg-lllg with cams Frtt Estl!!\ttas suites with matching chair tor fancy stitch dellgna. Save Stewart's 1119.95, SOFA beds 154.95. $100, only 159.95. •· VInton, Ohio . Rlat'a New & Ulod Furn., 154 Sec. 446-9523. ELECTRO Grand zlg·tag only ---,,.--,,----,-..:.'~If. 196-1 $3'1.95. PINKING shea.rs & ··scluor~ -19-70-,-S-E~W-IN_G_Ma_c_h_lne--'used SALE ON all Whiles, save up to sharpened. ShiPP.<!t'd Sewing Just a lew limes, tully $100, . these are not Machine Sales & ·Sarv~. equiF!'ptd to zig-zag, makes reposseS5ed .or shop . ~ .' lUit buttonholes, overcast aP· demonatrators, bul hi crate Plumbiu ~ .HII~ ...,-pllques and many embroldlry they came ln. Easy : rms. ""' ,,. designs. Will sacrlllat lor Free Instruction. CMTER'S PLUMJ!I~ only 13>1.411 cash price or AND HEATING terms ma~ba arranged. VACUUM cleaner tervlce. We· ' ~one -"'2 · 830Ph "·Foneour'!'u . rn 1~ • have ~ s or aII I tandar d - \":'"' -. 1970 Cadillac 1966 atEVROLET ,. .... ' '·· ., . '•1, •' ATHEfiTON T: ELECTRONIC Phone Long U!w.f'rl~ mov~ them fast- So ·Don't , O.lay: M• Visit us today, Oearance on all 70 C!ti~. h•'- Cart & Trucks. oJr 915--. .. .' ... ~ . ' - .,. ··~;~~ PQmeroy Motor ·Co.. .'I·i ' . • ;t; . ' .Your Cl&et>y Dealer • · .\1, i '~t-~ ; 4 ·- �• I· <:41-l CARS, TRU AND DEM0N:STRAT0RS ' ' :!.. ' ' ~ . - ELECTRIC stove , No. 1?2A ALL GOING-AT BEAU'fY shop In-Gilllpolls lor sale. Ph. 675-2.!19. · ' 200-,12 -T-RE_A_T_r_ua_s_r-lg-ht-,-lhe-y-'1-1 bt a . delight II clunod with 8lve Lustre. Rent electric sham- 11. Lower G. c. Murphy Slore. CLOSE-OUt · PRICE·S . !, ' ' ' /.~ , ' I f'·:' , Ave. Cell after 5 p.m. , rj ~ ' . • 200'1 . ' . 200-6 -----HORSE trailer. Ph. 2-45-529>1. 2011-3 NEW LIVU\IG ROOM SUITE SALE RICE'S can give you a bolter buy because we buy di~t rrorncostly the ractory. culling out the wholesele duler. Also our profit Is less. compare the.. bargain I SMITH A'n U ..1.'·O$All$·. , , ,. Only l New :.. Klnauga, Ohio .'.' ·. . ."·. · ~·;; N~~-sultes 1129.95usr - - - - - - - -·· .o--····-------~ price $179.90, EARLY American suites 1159.95, ....- - - - - - - - - - - , C1mpl111 Equl11menl 1971 UNITS ln~tock. Oon't miss SPECIAL aut on year ·end sale of 70's. 1 67 CHEVROLET IMPALA 2 dr. hardtop. V-8 engine, radio, heater, auto. -trans., p. steering, Emerald Turquoise fino•h with matching vinyl & nylon Interior, w-s·w tires. Extra Nice. Wanted To Do 1795 5 WE specialize In Mastic vinyl and name brand aluminum siding, rooting, while gutters, shutters, Complete remodeling and carpentry WOOQ MOTOR SALES work. Free estimates and Gallipolis, o. Eastern Ave. SHOULDMY CHILD TAKE PIANO? MEDICAL TECHNOLOGIST Yes. Few things so enrich life as un- WANTED: MT(ASCP), AMT ar Sorirlco trtlned. ~~~s~~-~ ~~~' Pltna,fliajdnf~ I& ~P!.!Y ~W.Wtf.'l~.~~~- 111 · ltllf a rewarding, creative outlet. At the same time. It encourages the development of a well· rounded personality; concentration; alert· ness; poise. And ... this Is !I chance tn give your child the opportunity and happiness you may have missed. .Jt/t.llr . "!M!J.••• IIix- 9WtnQIJ ~r-~ry hospllal. APPir to Personnel Director, Memorial Hospital Ill Union County, Marysville, Olllo or phone 513442-207!Ext. 210. HOW DOES she do It?? Never seems atiort of cash. Her secret? Shtearns good money as an AVON Representative. Why not Join her? Write now or call Mrs. Helen Yeager, Box 172, Jackson, Ohio. Ph. 286-ol028. ENROLL NOW FOR 119-12 THE 1970-71 SCHOOL YEAR. CALL ;' ' Waitresses wanted for the 6 a.m. to 2 p.m. shift and 2 p.m. to 10. p.m. shift. Pleasant working conditions. good pay, paid vacation. Apply in -person at Bob -=vans Steak House, ld£:~'-= Gallipolis, Ohio 7st.-3rd Ave. ! ~-0496 Far Sale r1 Trade LOG skldcler. Call 256-61116. 199·3 Wanted S-OMEONE. to live In 'small house, rent tree. II lnteruted call 4A6-A571 or 446-4195. 200-3 Help Wanted M=ro'"'o'"'L-:E:-·""A"'G::E::D-,I:-a-:-ady-for bebysilter. Call -4A6-9205 alter 9p.m. I9P-2 RELIABLE bebyslller, must II ,.U•no my man, l will stort rtu wit~ $700 month •••r•nttt, send you ta Kbool 2 wttlls, txpen... paid, train rou In tho field Ill t lilting tnd have own transporfatllon. servicing esttllll- ac_,.., Must toe· - "*" 21, lltve car, ....,_ dabli. lmbllitus .... miMed. ltolpitoHrollon and panslon program. Plttll coM Donald Fthotr, 446-f52l. Call 446-3797. 199-3 =B=E-:A-:T:-oy-;;:Dili=re,-r"'for-'-;:PI;;:a:cyht-oun Co. FrH training, no coU., no del., no cash lnv'!ltment. Call collect . Carhlotte Heiskell, South Point, 3n-4191. ' 16J-If ~v•~IJ,J;=~~~..J tlnKnlllble tNoe four Jumbla, ,.. letter to U<h equan, to form four ordinary wor<lo. I P..fRPE I ~- .. ·~ ( - ,·-~ • [ KONET ~ .. ~/ I I ( l'·' t~ I : ?.)']VFOP ~ ~ 1 I. :'· I tJ CnsTE~ t· .•- ¥;I.=. - · Headquarters 1967 CHm ·n $}395 1,~1-:lli:" BAsEMENT hoille. 1 mite~ A.aclne, t bldrOq;ns, :J.act'i lot. El!ls ' fllcMjllan~· ~t; 1, Racine. , " "6" 81. Wq011. 1 0'111111' • low lllllelle, llrelllbow Ultle _,, aulollllltle ~.nllllo. P'""'lll blllllbdm. 11.19-61p 1~-ACRE 101., 5 ·room. houle, new. ~Wii, ponit~ ll_vlng room: AIIO; 1\tn lloille, wllh house, garage. 00 Rt. 7 at IMmortal Gar~ns. Phq~~ Chester 915-396J, James Hollon, Jr. ._ BEDROOM houoe, Mid· dlepoi1, by owner. Phooe m. 55115. 1 -• . ,• Wailted To Bur '_ ~-· . ·'· · OL~ .FlfR,NITURE, dl'h'i;, -; trunks, •lc. W'~~ D.• • LM ... ... ' "'"· . t-19-12lp LOT$ WITH all Restrlcied 2-acre loll. fi5.3.1)1, night !~i~:~~~]~·~ utilities. 1970 CADILLAC SE LE Turquoise with black vinyl top, turquoise Interior, full power equipment, Including windows, seat, power door 'locks, AM- FM ·stereo radio. w-s-w tires. tinted glass. door edge guards, tJit & telescope steering wheel. C. C. air cMdltlonlng. · 1 1967. DODGE Dirt f Door. Vrt knr Many More Super Sharp KARR & VAN, ZANDT ··'" Mill'!:,. Rt, 4, ·-•\'"'""" 0.:, Call ,.,...4271 • ". · ·' ''• ' ,,. I' ·~ t ' ' 7-u.'tfc ~ r ..... rn' ---------200-6 affer 6 p.m. , . 200-3 51595 mllelp by llocal OW1Iflf. ---WoW t1re1, I eyl. qlae, ndlo, IUIDmllle traM., poww 111 !rllii,INII6blterlor like new Cll', redflldlll. ,. "" ' ~ . :;,.,..~ ~ ~ilr· ~ ' ~!!!!' / . . Come In, Look These Over! " . . 1966 GMC -Busiriess··services , DtNSON ·MASONRY . EXPERIENCED 'Radiator Senlce ~ TGII· l*D == lllllimlllc lr• Resi-1 ar 51395 1968 DODG£ ' '2195 E 1 •· , pinnr- v.. malor. Lo!!!lfHta llletlin8, I' wide bad;y. Comma 1916 OIEVROLET Free Estimates C:.ranifc tUe,and slate 2295 5 . From the Largat Bulldozer Radlalor to the Smlollest ·Heatier. Core. ' .· ·auETrNMs · Pb.ftl-IIQ .NEW CAR & TRUCK (- -------- · ·, · 5 II. WIICII, 1 II"GIIHI', brown llnilb vbl¥1 lutador, V.. f1111ne, autcm•Uc triDI., JIOftl' llleertaa, radio, good tlrel, :lowaJ tallpte. Ur.: ~ 1395 1966 DoDGE 1 = ;. Bii'li:f . '1495 Remaining 5 ROOM house, bafl!," atllar, 3 ect~ arounet. Cilt HI,.•,. references. Byerly Construction Co.. Cora-Rodney Rd .. l-45-lf -~=:7'""---==-:-:-:-"~ HANOY man"T<ir odd loba. Has own tools. Ca II 446-9271. 1 1 - - - - - - - -brushes, awltchei, e)c. -~-·----.,...makes, ; parts, fans. 155-11 90- 2 VACUUM aaaner brand new Sheppard Sewing Machine · .STANDARD ----~--1970 model. Complete with ~II Selfl & Service PI bl & ,..._11 For Rent cleaning tools. Smtll paint · · """ 215 'l!1,'1 rd"lv~·• damage In ehlpplng. Will taq 3 ROOM & bath furnished 117_11 apartment, 512 Second Ave. 127 cashprlce or terms II EXc;ELSIOR Sell Works , Adults only . .u6-4127. desired. Phone ""2702 • Lihlntone and coal lor sale, DJi!Wil::T'S .PLUMBING · ~•• 1929 '"' .. ' A ' Roadster ~R.s.-~· •Ioker an"~ne "' •t~HANO. ·:r~uc;••:;.,1 "" .,. >•IIMIIIII'St.. !!.a ·Oii A0 ,,'ROllie'· t6&:t DROOM furnished!~ · 'lai:e~l~p: tqua ~•rJPUth engine, .. IIY,ii·JII@!. ·m •·< "'!'il·'~< otul'llone~ • ua s, Heddmen ~ If · 21111 1 I rtll1!1111,;Uc ~ 20per headers, lsky cam, Malory -~-,-~-=--=-~·:. ... · ·" mo., adui!S on1ji. P,h; -~ Ignition, • spd,, cus!Dm bUilt T k ·frame. Best ofler. Ph~ 245-. New GMC rue lrammtrPiull)blno& IIHtlng SLEEPING ROOMS, weekly 5649. . =:.~· 1"'2 1965 ClOD Ford truck· rates. Park Central Hotel. Gent Planh, Owner 76-lf PEACHES- plent, ·""" tree 196-1 'h T. Chev. P.U. 291-11 """" 1963 1 T. GMC SLEEPING ROOMS weekly riper::: Th';.ltMa & y~o.; 19U •;, T. GMC 4 W.O. P.U. rates, tree garage parking. !>HCh d. .. _ wsonv 1965 v, T. Ford P,U. Libby Hotel. .. Ore ar ' "'"100 • • a. 1951 '~'• T. Ford P.U. 7,j.fl l9U 1963 3 T. International _ _ _ _ _ _ __... SINGER sewing machlnea, 1963 '14 T. Ford P.U. 2 BEDROOM houw In Plantz 1963 '14 T. lnl .• P.U. Subdlv., Bulavllle Rd. Ph."" brand new, fully guaranteed. 1963 4 Wheel drive S<!out w.. Portables !rom $69.95. All l<H6 1\IJ T. GMC . · 191-3 models In stock ~blnell and ...... T p U· accessories. French City ,.,.. '12 • In/, • • -pe. sr-er ar.· 1963. drive SCout FabriC ... PARK Lane Mo bIIe Home "'w" ... S 19621'2whJol T. GMC DlckUD ..,N~"A-:::T-:ION-W-!~D71 .E ~.N~$-:URAHCE Court, 5 miles - t ol town, proved duler. 58 COurt " 1967'kl GMC P.U/ ·. AUTO, Fire,-llfi, !15 $tete St., 92 u. s. 35. Natural gas;... cltv Gallipolis. 446- 55. lSI-If 19M '14 t. GMC P.u·. Waldo F. lltown, W: R.. water, wide strell. • x70' - - - - · - - - - ' 19til 1 T. Cl)ev. truck Brown.~~. . · lob, trees. shrubs, rent only LARGE pipe selecllon. GBD, 1963 F600 Ford truck ··. Uti $35 mo. Call me, L~~l. Chartlan, Savinelll, tobacco _1961 v, T. Cllev. truck Evans, 446-A774 or 416 13• pouchea, racks, accessor ln. 1963 1'600 Ford tr.octl ·' 19,._ Tawney Jewelers. 1961 l.ll T. Chtv. P.IJ • . 191 .tt 1966.!l!. T. Int. ',;~· For Sale --------1~ 1'2 T. GMC P.U. • . , BLACK & WHITE covered REDUCE sate & lui with 1961 2 VGMC ~ GoBese Tablets ·a. E-Vap 1~ ~ 1': GMt . lounge, 2 bolsters, nl'ty, from "water pills." Gillingham 1Hf 1'2 T: Chev. 1 ,; , • ~t. Sloane, Nt!w York. U6Drug. 1966 "> 1'.' Int. P.U. - ' 118-21. 1Hot f''l:, GM<; ; • 198-3 -------1966 1'2 T. Ford F!.U. · MADE TO order plastic desk 1963·1'2 T: GMC· I!,ti. 6 INJ. OLD male Poodle. name signs or anything, signs 1958 '"" T. Chtlf: van - $5.1. Cell 416-113112. otall kinds. Slmmono Pig. & 1967 IIJ. ;!:. GMCtr.,u. t · · 198-3 Olllce Equip. New s,T.. Firm w~ons · . 119-11 11~.50 '· · ~·· . . '• HOUSETRAILER, 8x35, with air conditioner. good con· dill Ph -4A6-239'f. CORRUG~,TEO decorating ::'~ ~1~~.~~~~r::n:;; . pepers, crepe papers, pre-cui 157.... Inc. FW~•x _ _on. _ _·_ _ _·_ _191-3 lettering,·~ Inch up. Plullc;. ,'ONIO' 'I!';ALLI'i' I· · •. stick to anything. Sign board IMPLIMIMTi'.CO, , 1 AKC Reg. mare sliver Poodle lind stencils. Simmons Ptg. & ,.. ,, 1131· llf•t._l#· · .~· .~ 6 165~ Ph. 7S.CI09. Oflice Equip. 446-1397. IIO-If · !'fl.. IM+-2N2\ 198-6 --------~---,-, I REGISTEREb l>alled Hereford bulls and heifers. Schafer'• - - - - - - - Stock Ftrm, Klfll Hill. 0111o Used Furniture at Aid on Rt. · MJ, Lawrence GE SWEEPER, Admiral Co. Ph. 6A3-~. lrontoi\.198- 3 console TV In good condition, 3 pc. bedroom suite, dinette --...,-,.,..,,..:---:;,7::setwlth6chalrs. metal bed & '63 CHEVY II, w-w, ...s.. ••· coil springs, swivel rockel'. cellentcondltlpn. Ph. -4A6-3375. 200-3 NeW Furlllture -1\-NT_I_Q_U_E_b-uft_e,;..tw_l_lh_c_la_w_feet, AIR Conditioners at rtducocl 0::T~ VIctrola. oherrr cheat or f{{~· w':::'\co d•awers, 1 TV1t• brass bell, Dominlonrlr\':.cll ions • · dlahtl, 1 . r~k used ladles dr11111, 2SC tach. Bargain YOU will lind !rae ~rklng, a '• Shop. 150 Third Ave. · friendly welcornt and lair prices et Corbin & Snyder PRACTICALlY new Horn F\Jtn. Co., 955 Second Ave. t-~-4-:-.::.,.,..L..7L~.;:s:Wtl saddle and biiiJiketa. 5te Wn Ph. """ 1171 · 197-tf. Ely, St:Rt. lf!O .or Ph . 446-1170 m•. Help Wanted Ins•lion Cons!. camper sleeps 6. brahrs, refrlg .. hard top ends S21.S now $1699. 23 11. 5" trailer S. C. sleeps 6, SA255 now $33$11. 22' ft. troller S. C. $o4o400 now $:1.69. We service what we nil. For quality and price visit Camp Conley Starcratt Sales behind Pleasent Point Resort. 192-lf NYLON suites with 13" tong For Sale CGUch $149.95 - list price IF YOU are Dulldlng a .new GILLENWATER'S Sepllo Tank' home or remodeling, IH us. 1213.90, EARLY American We are builders. Dlstrlblltor Cloning & Repair. Ph. "" suites with 3 cushioned couch for Hotpolnt Appliances, 9A99.. ,, 1119.95- compare at 12AP.95, ""~·:· Allison Electric. EARLY American ur 154-lf 'I'EI!M1'1'E- PEST CQHTRd'~ Traditional suites with soft edge, coil aprlngs, center leg Fein e.ter'mlnatton CO., long couch, huvycover- not KIRBY vacuum cleaner, the Wlietlttlburg, 01\lo: Ph. 576-• 1329.95 but only 1229.95, 2 pc. most advan<ed. IIHIGtr lifo, 6112. . ' ' ·oo~a bed suites $89.95, 3 pc. better service. We slack ell • >. 17t-21& • vinyl sofa bed suites - lnparts. Buy where you can get dudls sofa bed, swivel chair, service. Central 'Air c;.n..Hioalng Iaroe redlner, • real barvaln -IIHIIng at 1159.95, VINYL sola bed LATE Singer zlg-lllg with cams Frtt Estl!!\ttas suites with matching chair tor fancy stitch dellgna. Save Stewart's 1119.95, SOFA beds 154.95. $100, only 159.95. •· VInton, Ohio . Rlat'a New & Ulod Furn., 154 Sec. 446-9523. ELECTRO Grand zlg·tag only ---,,.--,,----,-..:.'~If. 196-1 $3'1.95. PINKING shea.rs & ··scluor~ -19-70-,-S-E~W-IN_G_Ma_c_h_lne--'used SALE ON all Whiles, save up to sharpened. ShiPP.<!t'd Sewing Just a lew limes, tully $100, . these are not Machine Sales & ·Sarv~. equiF!'ptd to zig-zag, makes reposseS5ed .or shop . ~ .' lUit buttonholes, overcast aP· demonatrators, bul hi crate Plumbiu ~ .HII~ ...,-pllques and many embroldlry they came ln. Easy : rms. ""' ,,. designs. Will sacrlllat lor Free Instruction. CMTER'S PLUMJ!I~ only 13>1.411 cash price or AND HEATING terms ma~ba arranged. VACUUM cleaner tervlce. We· ' ~one -"'2 · 830Ph "·Foneour'!'u . rn 1~ • have ~ s or aII I tandar d - \":'"' -. 1970 Cadillac 1966 atEVROLET ,. .... ' '·· ., . '•1, •' ATHEfiTON T: ELECTRONIC Phone Long U!w.f'rl~ mov~ them fast- So ·Don't , O.lay: M• Visit us today, Oearance on all 70 C!ti~. h•'- Cart & Trucks. oJr 915--. .. .' ... ~ . ' - .,. ··~;~~ PQmeroy Motor ·Co.. .'I·i ' . • ;t; . ' .Your Cl&et>y Dealer • · .\1, i '~t-~ ; 4 ·- �.•.' ' " ,_, ' if, " · ·e. . .. ~··tt. n ··· ,:~~ ~~~.· • ' . ' r • r'j • ',\ .·,'. _:.1. ' ··. MIDDLEPORT, OHIO '•. J .JoRDAN,SOII ..· Dead m · 500 d . H .I' . Red e e r = .:':'::..t:. ~~;:::.~ ,. am, IJfl & • r• · s::".J:':.~'..'t~ Ph. ~~~ G•lllpo u, - . the ,two Vletnama, one·111 the Meigs County Jiak.a.A.Rama northern edge of the A ·Shau Champions, Mta. Robett J. Valley near the Lao~ border Lewis, of Pomeroy, cake, IIlli and the fourth 41 mlJej n.orth of Mrs. Paul 8rnllll, Racine, pie Saigon. . ·· will comj)ele in· the ~ · Tbe 8&2 ~~rib,' 19 Vletnul IJeke.offl to be .held In the fjl)lcnred . . Sunday s nm'I"PP!on · Electric BuiJ4Ing at the OJIIo of S!ra~ortreu .raidl ~ -State·F!IIr In cOJambus on Sept. Norllf. •~lndmeie inllltratlon 4. routes IIlli troop c:om:enlra~ . ' In~, CGmnuuld . also ~~ Meigs eounty winnera ' • · will .1ie competing far fi'IZel of ~'::0 c~CJIII ,1,1110. .llolll ncelveclllll caa1t :.::to:~e:~:w~= :! enure stale IIIX.'e school starte. FOlD' more confirmed caaes and II SUBJN!Cied caaes were ·pt&IOII reported Friday, bringing Ill 59 tbe number of confirmed caaeo tn the city tbla year. Two per. . ~~!· ~ of the dlaeaae. STAT. P' A It M .. ==~~ ~ 1111 ' ThiB $eaMJn ••• Erijoy ARE YOU SATISFIED WITH YOUR PRESENT BANK? .00 THEY OFFER YOU THESE SERVICES? • ., ·:~ . · 1 , • , " •' '· ..'. i . • The caiu,mand ~ ' ~· · tiloopa lll1ed 48 NQI'th Vlema.. ' mese a'lid Viet tong over the weekend In opera tiona deld8ne4 ·· . lo protect 1be emblitlltd artUJary baae O'Retlly a Cam· mDIDllalntop outpost 12 riuJes stopped the east of the Laolfln border and ~ · . ·W oe.. '"' · . • '• · . l· ' . ', I " '. ' ' -{ I1 qu,o)lly . . !"''* ,liJ: • . I *"':aAA~'Mh u wavtns crowda 011 bla way from P-&i!ll'lfSIII'li'SIWIII~II'IIII-WIIIWlllf!IM•--•~ { Klmpo Jntemallonal Airport to ~ Seoul, will ~~~ett with Prclldl!nt ~ Park a.ung.s.e Oil the u.s. ~~ plan to wlllldraw 20,000 Secret Docrurumr. Wanted In Defetu1ing Lt. Calley =~~~tS:: ~ intense oppoaiUoa ,in Park's ~ Ft. BENNING, Ga. (UPI)-Defenauttornrya!or lit gOVft'lllllelll. ~ Lt. WOllam L. Cilley Jr. today nlled motion• c!MJ~ . Apew aaid, "AI part of our :& wllll ''nallonal. rrecurlty'' they hoped woaklllrinC to u,lll ' continuing effort to u111t ~ key sn-atton lel'lnomy CGRCel'lllr1J the aDeced Korea to defend lteelf aa we ~ mn=cn r1 ctvntans In the bill v~ hi!!IW til reduce ground forces, the ~= Myl.al4. United States baa dl!clded Ill ~ Civilian atlorneJ Gecqe W. Latlmef lllld be haped give to Korea a wing of tactical thai the 1i1Wt1rJ judp, OIL R4lld W. Kl'"•redl, would fighter Ff (PIIantom) alrerafl, force a declullflcallon rl certain ldlimalioll dMIIng .• and to station theae planes in "' r:: with tile alleged murden. Callq, fJ, • fonner platooo . . Korea." •Y. leader In VIetnam when the lncldelit allegedb' oeeumd In . He did not elaborate but U.S. offlclala aald It would mean Marcllllll, It clarpd with pnmledllted auder in the transfer of an e•tlmated 64 ~ death r1 102 men, wamen and cNidnn. . Pllantom jet& from U.S. baaes In Japan to Korea tllla faU . It also waa understood the recwdl, orden, and Information acquired IJrou8h aecret ~ Nb:on adminlllrall011 would cbaanell. Be aald the nature rl the doalmente waa the seek a supplementary budget reason this pntrlalllelrlng waa to be beldln aecret. · from Congreu, probably of~ "I lbtnt any lime you are (the govai4DI!ilt) going to million, for Korean ald. use claastfled documenll to try to oonvlct a man," Alb Reclproealloa Agnew said in bla arrival La~aald. " ... 1~".'reenti~to~eethem.:J remarks that lhe United States has "confidence . in Korea(Continued on page 8) i. i 1 !! i i cl~==:-::la!ws~CCO::: ~ ~ I ay are 6 . 4 . 1 - ' ~ at &:SO' a. m: today In a ~ coJllllon on Ri. 7 appill,i<lJ:Utely all:. tenfllll of a mtlesoutllofthejundlonof,Rt. 21i. .• · ,.. Holzer ' · lir. J. ,, · Rutledge Queen, fOID'-1•· In both heata. Scot Mae, owned old bay mare, owned by ll9dne7 by WOllam Miller F'i Mac Hanaon, Jacksoll, driven by Dr. Bienton, Piketon, ~by 0. Fred Hess, toot both beals of Van F - toot lhlrd both the .Ohlllco Stake• race bella. Saturday afternoon In the F1r1t beat winner in the lhlrd II'I'IIJHIP of the Meigs County L. D. Fair's horae raclre. .;:: slakes are IIO&IO!Hn!J. r · ' stabs was Irish Land, owned and driven by Arthur Ewing of Cardington IIlli tlltrd waa taken by Knox Lee, owned by Earl and norence Fox of Johnstown and driven by VIrgil Butta. In the second beat of the alakea, Oacar ~·;, ~ lhlrd. IIAas ~· ;~~;~:by with lllgllto, aecond,.,.! Uncle Oacar, third. Wavtns Tlme, owned and driven by Jbn Hlnea of Piketon, waa first place winner in the first beat of the fourth race. Grtll, IIlli Rlghto, given by Holsum Bakery. Fair Board ofllclala reported thll year Ill be one of the 111011 succesaful raclni cards over the paot several years. ~~ieE:::: Abba Eban Heads JsraeJi UN T eam ·.· second race Saturday were won by Real Fancy, owned and driven by Ray Newhart of p atro1man Near Death · 1'1!11-la. to Spires Time, OWIIed .•!~=~; Dcllald and Dorotba II! local, toot second norence Fox. In the Pomeroy Golf Course; Real Second 1n the flrat beat of the beat Circle Demon toot ltrat Fancy, given by Five Potnta Marietta with Swift Saber, ownOd by Arthur Ewing second berm, IIWI!I'Ved baclt onto the daughters, Mrs. c.-1 Chaney, ' hlghwaywhereaheioelcontrol, Rl. 2, GaillpoJia, Unda and strlklnl I Milla '1'raru!fer van Louise Baird, at home; • opera.led bJ Charles q.ta..._ brOther, John Hershman, GaWpolta. beadoll. , Cleveland, and eight grandBOth ~ were 1 thrown ~. from the vehicle. Baird born' Gete and a ~. Alonzo. ~ AM waa W~,Z4,Bldwell, w'ertlreated wDecoul.d21ha,lv954ebee,lnnGa~~or' ~ and released at thai Holzer ...u wuo ~ faD at GaWa Academy High . Center. · : third ......,. Survivors Include her · In the van, WIJUam ""'""" eacaped tn~~ut. No father, Wayne ~~~·--~ are .apecled to be GaDipolls, ll1ree "'""'"' • .... . ' ll1ree sisters. ~11\Dl"" )ltller's Home for Funerals 11 ~~~i}:~~~~=· '{Ill announce final ar• ·V m ac .son .'Mill't." .i · · ~~ .. 1 ..~r Clll ----~,·- }1'•s ·, ·•. TbevlclliDawereldelltill,ldQ ( Ella illlrd, 114, and Rq{aa • llili1l; is, Jtt 2, GautpoJ¥,: ' Mra. ~ !VII ijJJed Iiillah , • tly, ......... ,illflid dlild in lbe ~·~ ......;.m~ ouiiOoll ·-...:.. ............ ... ind a ........ -.~· the at the · ., . · ':{' wW be compettna In till! Jieml. eettlllcalea, and the lhlrd place 11naia with the alJiun. winnerS wW receive t250 and pion~ of . Clermont, ' Jby, . cerllflcates. Each remslning Rou, St,vk, ,&1loto, La . · 1'· conteslant participating In the ~'«~age, and Darke • · final b8ke-<Jff will receive ~. Dilly wlnnera wW v ;tloo In the event that Mrs. Lewis eacib IIlli to' ~te or Mrs. Smith are unable to 1n !lie fllilf.~ ~· compete 1n the seml.flnal liakechampionairuelected.onSept. off, then the c0101ty runner-up , _ will repreient Meigs County. 6. Wihnera of the final! ~I Mn., Margaret Parker of an!l state cbamp~Pii- wjiJ . p~y, .Route 3; was. run· eacb ~~JUPI . lll , . ."'"!In~ rw'a ~~t, Ella. Ba • d ' . and • • • . • . . R DO'JftB ·• ' B,az•rd J6 Become . "'e • · ' ·' :~~:t:;:!1: Gallia's Bth, 9th fatalities 'WI' ..,• .,..... p ··' ;· I - zn .· ll:e"" --~~,,Jkltiiiil ~~=; 'lim .. ~ U~~IJi t21·1p~tt"·lravelllflfll!!!!ll!ll A: ~r.!~ ·'!:Ji l'l41,1er07. Wai"""'" In ~ouiiw-.pan IIi.· -~~ ' fer . 211 mrles 80U lo the Sta... F.U. ' ' nen " ea....,., . (Continued on page 4) am ·Whk:b It fw ;;; I sjiu~t.of Da Nq. l!:frs. !.ewis and Mrs; Smith NCelve prbel. of ·~ r Pill* :havenotyetw!llltro.OOO. . JV..e:-niD ' . ,.... • B.' ~e • 'S I~~'·. '~' ~ •. n :! "'LD BMK WllH N£WutDUr ; t f; .S:: 'E.·. ~~eJ·J ~•-,.1-*"'Ibt,)oql~l.sttllld • • '· ' · ,-----------------------,.-, ·' ,.~;· ·'· ,. ;., -·. ) • IF YOUR BANK OFFERS ntiStnt~ ftO' N~ ;lO CHANGE - IF NOT rrs TIME TO -~ 1t) DE ' The- CABLE ,TV.· " " !.. . ' 1. No Service Charge on Checkinc . Accounts. No Minimum Balance Required 2. Highest Legal Rate For Your . Savinp Dollar 3. BankAmericard 4. eo..-plete Banking~. . ~ MeetahoWlthdr~~~-h :;::_ . dllri' · ~ were laking the base early Sunday but Soulh lqlilatlll acrou l)unbooQa, Vlelllameae rorcea repulsed the · •'1fle'.vtel Coog '"' often aasault, mill~ 11p0kesmen A mother and dalll!lltar Poll Stale Highway! Patrol, sons, Marvin and Ora, itlfjulilc to light our troopl," be said. · ·became GIIBa County's eighth Regina Baird was drlviJIII Gallipolis, and John of , '· . and nlllth.traftlc falalllln of the north. Her auto ran • off the Pasadena, Calif. ; three Wonderfrd cQlor/ul Woril! Of · • ' (_ : 1/J ,- §[~Pfmr;;;J;:Qff10hillco Stakes Won by ·• B M fro J k '· SAN ANTONIO, Tex. (UPI) - A week · long immunizaUon .:rive has failed to slow the •IUICf spread of diphtheria In San 1 CIIIIII-K. Sllowd• ~~ I .- ' • ve l. (UP!)- . -- I Soulh Korea. • ~ through the streets of Seoul in Sunburned from P~.··olf a mol«cade that stopped so . thll morning Oil the• l'l!dflc that he could greet Koreans taland of Guam, ~ drOYe waiting Ill see bbn. · waves to~ crowds and a . _._ .. . . . ... . , . . Fact«y girls dreased In white proilllse Of ~ l'banll!m :<.u; & ; ; :.1 ~ -·~ • • uniforms with brigllt blue capa jet ftg!lter-llombera to allay ! .; ' and students and paaaersby South Korea's ~about the Final Grand8t8il4 lunsed forward to grup Af!· wilhdra1ral of some U.S. troopa. 1 new's hllld. 'l'be warp~ ,and·~ aid , ' · · "Mr. VIce President, please, will be forthcoming · tO ao1ten Show m Down~lll' may 1 shake your hlllll?" one 1be effect of withdrawing 20,000 ; student shouted. Agnew lunged American lro(lll8 from K~~rean DapiCe a dowapear~': forward and answered, "SUre!" aoU, Agnew aald as he ari'lved Salllrday _,.. ID. · Agnew's itinerary calls for .m~ til Mr. and Mra. Dllllne Jordan on the ·flrat leg of a tolD' that capaC!Ity grsndl!l•nd . ~ !rips to Taiwan, South VIetnam, rl . - Carpenter, waa me of the 'tlb!nen In the ptdal , wW lake him Ill four Allan lland fer a free a!utJc:ll 'l1lailand IIlli possibly Cambo11'actor PdUnll conlell staled at the Meigs County Junior natlw. program at tile 11'1111 l!a!aaal dia. . Fair. . Slandlng barebeaded In City Melp Cowrty Fair. :' · . . En route from Guam Agnew HaU Square In a drizzling rain, VIc HJC)e, bJIIed as filii" held a news conference' aboard Agnew told Prime Minister mu baad, emcee lie bla jet and said the admlnlalra· Chun1 D Kwon IIlli a bJg llllowiq G!Jellla& wilb II Ifill- tton wW circumvent If nece818· welcoming crowd In a city along 14 "D,;'I"'I Gtmui a.JII ry, the proposed cq..esaional bedecked with American flqa No More. ne FI01!~r, reslrletlOIIS 011 paying foreign ., . that President Nb:on had Family, .-fltfq of lie troopa wflgilt In lndoclllna. He ,. . ordend him· to ''reaffirm the ~. Ialiier, two - !IIIII alao said the admlntalratlon lmporlance ·we attach to the lwo daqlden, ea~. was dedlcaWd to helping the e o u t p l e d g e a contained~ our mutual wit~ lutrameatal i¥1•· present Cambodian regime. defense treaty.'' "'nclDI . Ull eom:::<>l ilild , "We going w do everything . . Pnmllel Jets · vocal aadlerl by llie !..... \ we can to help the Lon Nol He promloed to aend 54 monalrei wbo lila emPW:red ·government," Agnew said. Lon Pllantom jell to Soulh Korea eomedJ Ill llletr ad ~ Nol 11 premier of Cambodia. PHNOM PENH (UPI) -1be uld. "'l'bey disperse when uur ::':.. -v ""•....-• .~new, w ove wu u"" Cambodian iDIUiary cmunand tr~ arrive " CGmmunlq,;,. from Saigon nlze the defense capabllity" of .. :: ...... ::::1.12!18!<~. II'?~ . cileerlng, American • Dag • aald lo!iaY Allled alr strlkel Jdu.l ~ North Vietnan)ese and ~ CloD&.In a Commr!nisl IIIIICIII&rY region aiona the border. . ' MONDAY. AUGUST 24, 1970 ' e. SEOUL, liPulla ·--, ,\ " \'ICe ~t APew !Iegan a lour Far Eaat klclay with !landlhakea IIlli 0 ..{ . - 1 ,. r. I' '~ ,.-1 •. GOOD BUY '.• 'D • . ~ 1 ~~ Delloi«J to~ 1!1. .,.._.._ ojft. Mtlp~ ..,._ ... . ..._.. ··-, • ;_.; ,-. ~ ' make: They cannot choose to make us accept what tbef believe we cannot IIlli should not accept because we are weak." And the semiofficial Cairo De1J1118per AI A11ram said todaJ Egyplfln President Gamai Abo dill N....,. and Jordan's Klni Huasetn have agreed the 11k11J . ceaae-llre and the peaee . . 1/ DeBOIIatlons are no re&aCIII to :' ' crack down on Palestlnlaa gueniJlas or call withdrawal d. Iraqi ~ � 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. 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