http://host69-005.meigs.lib.oh.us/files/original/809bc5abd7eb1d65122242fd6e7edaab.pdf bf8a321a0adb78752230b8e7da789572 PDF Text Text . . . . .. ( . H~ ,flo . '-'' ~· ' :·>l.i···· .1_ ' ·~ · · ~. J. DeJJ(Imnent XII - .s~ Q . .. ~·::· '• -~ . ·~- . ·- • I ·,. ,, • I 2 Yeor Old PI" .... . . . . )r .. . . ...... , . • · · · · · · .. · .. .. ·: . -L,,$2lii!O. . 3 Year Olcl Trot .. .. .. .. .. . . . • .. .. . .. . .. . . .. .. . .. . . .. . !DII; ~ Pa<e-Non-W'...... of $3000.00 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . fS00-00 ~ (Non-Winnen of $7110.00 in 11H18 eligible) · ' . ' Edition • ·! TlimtsDAY, AOOVST US, DIIS, 5:00 P.lt. ; ,:, e '• . ' t he·J)· a zr ·' . : t l'".. , \ ' Jjl W.m. I. .DownJt, Prod ·oNelolft, WaiiiCt li!nodfonl In clll... . . I. ., ' &me·. to .i '. ' ··,,·· •. ~- . • POMtROY-MIDDI.EPORT, OHIO - - . .e nttn·e ' . ' ' .. ' .MONDAY, AUGUST 12, 19b8 f;', ------------~,~----~ !III! ' f~ . . ' ,, ' SATUIUlAY. AUGUST 17, lll68, 2:00 Ul. OlllLLCO !'lee - Noo-wiDileroof $10.000.00 . . . . . . . . . . . $700.00 P11raet Trot-Nor>Winnero of $10,000. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $500.00 P11raet (Non·W- of ~.00 in 1ll68 eU!Pble) Pace-N011-WiDDers of $11100 . .. .... . .... . .. . ........ SSJO,OO Purl8 I' . ' ·t: " ., It's ::~~n CONDITIONS '· Hilarious .. USTA rules to pvern events. DUrance fee S% of purs_~. except> the Oblo Colt stake& entrance fee is u advertised. Money ilvJsion 'I. 2~ 15, 10, 5% . Five to slart Tile rlllht II reoerved to change order of proaram or to declare off any race if Wlavoidable condttloDJ> prevail. Two heat plan. Every heat 1t race. . U-'--tlon · Jn ease eleven or JQQre horses declare ID any event, e UllWo h..ts wtll be raced. · •• •All ent:tes must be declared In, on or before 10:00 A.-. the -~ before the race. L ·. Colt staket to be raeed under USTA end Ohio Fair Fund aw. l . use ' · . ~; ' 'i.Exczttng; •• ~-· . •JV."i· and mules fill' loog and ,.vere <lr.ofl WO!i. . •. oocoura1e l(oraonlanlblp In llt:!inll bor,.. ond I!' ..-!!~ deJIIDilBirale tile mulmum pulling eapaelty _'£;~ "'!'I (e) ....Jd1 Wm B. Downie Fred Geelloio Wallace Bradford • . DON RElJTER, Secretary PDmHOy, Oblo 457119 ....... · · ':·,. . .•i Pony Harne" Rflt)r.• THURSDAY, AUGUST IIITK, 2:00 .P.M . one beat - 46" and under . . . . . . . . . Purwe $30 Trot - One belt - Over 46" to 50" lnchllive · Purse $30 FRIDAY, AUGUST 18TH.. 2:30 P.M. Trot - one beat - 46" and under . . . . . . . Purse $30 Trot - One b81t - OYer 46" to 50" inclUJive · · · · Pune flO CONDITIONS Drlvera muat be in eolors. Entries closed 12 noon day before race. Directors in charge reserve right to call off or reclasaify clastes. , Each entry to be measured at the concrete block drain In the een ter~thl Defore the raC'e at the convenience or the directors Jn cllargp. Eotry fee $2.00 •dded. JU. ~r<J: ~ ~GIBILrrY· OPEN TO THE WORLD. IJOrseo a~· 'f.rot - 1• • ·.v •· · • ,.. ~ .. ~". owDect. less Of Wbere are eligible to enter tbb conteat: , ·. \ CONDmONs· . . · • • . A lllono boat loaded wltb eemenf bloekt will ~e u...t. , ~ All leii!DI nmot be wolllhed on tbe dar "' the eolilelt betweell IJtOO \' ~; .. 1 • '' "~· s~·E -~'00' ·. Al T~l:;. . m· · Wm. 1. Downlt. Fred Goftlaln and Tom R. Reuter In chars• . SAY:· 1' · '. The eomlillttee IIIIU hl¥e fuU jurlodldloa over a1 ~I 111 .,...,. iD . , decide \Ill qUOJUODI l!iiJiag In ,c<iqneetlon witb the eonleat nbjoct to .• , , '\ tbe rules tnd 'll1lm!nlalrttlon ti .,.,.,ldl!d. They aha I) determine tho . ·• . 4 winners aDd •word pr1tea In ....,dance witb tbe rulei. iiF~Ilur!l to ., . . comply promptly wltb tbe d&e.Uons of the committee f!ba relldt ii!i .;1.• ·. IIIDIIedlale dilqnoiWc:&Uoa of • centestsnt. Th~ decision of !he ."!IIJO<Itl' · ol tbe ..,.millee 0011cernli11 IIJ1 matle< arl11ng in eoJllle<!ioo- tbe, ~ . , . . aball ·be final Horsea' or driver may be diBqullifill•f iL ut:;'!,,.• . limo by tbe ~ltee eitber for tbe violation of one ·or ,tllil''"· · eond!tloao of tbe <DIIIeat or beeauae lhe eonteoUo~ team's. • It · , ouell u to render It eruel or lnadviaabte to W'm!t tbe lei···~ • . • ·· • MOBILE STARTING GATE PHOTO FINISH· Blacksmitb aDd VeteriDarian on tbe lfOIIIIdl Member of the Hocking V>Uer Colt Circuit Money division . ' tbo oalue ol 17Pe !alUI .proper brt!odiD&, Ia ·~ · , mutes intended for loai aM IIGuoUI' ~. wi!l'k c ·-. IDd jle!DQDB!rale tbe ~r moiiJ,Od Or li'aipllljl jl4 ,,; SPEED COM.!rflTI'EE ! ' . . ' • · You. ' . • ' ' j ·Better ' ·nelieve It. • • • · \ '· IIOOD aDd •:oo P.M. ot a local scalee aod a wl!._.,t eerdfl<jlle . ~ ae• if cempanr entry. . Ownen will furniah their OWD Jeed.. •· Rulu of lho Buck..,. HoriO Pulll111 Atsocfttlon of j)hlo , 1. The di.tance for e"'b pull llhall 'be 2'1 feet, but ~ of .•., leu lhtn 2'1 feet will bo used to cletormlne winner or pl...m"'!l ot !lad .of. · tbe contst. 45-2e-15-1~% . · 1 .~' 'c ' I . ~ <! .· . lhart &hid... We Wire Them . ' . . the study - I I • ') '' IIJ to _the HilliS Cotriy Fair. Evii!J~ :wlll_'ifil' ... .. ·-· . . ' 'joy till' inany :~lsplays, contests, races,~ NEW YoiUt <OPI)-A ma- Jor advance. in and dtacnoale or cardiac atlments is the use of •·rar ~evillon and vtdeotape. to ..., tho human heart. TO cope With the problem or coron&r1 diaea.lo in Tho Rock Springs Fairgrounds are swlnt!ID' and '!'• "beat• will w> on all week. ., · '' ·;· · YeP - on& more it's Meigs •· COuni;Y Fair tlmo. The annual ovoilt 11111 open tontght at 7:30 p.na. with annual aentc:ea 1 by the Mali• Cciunt,y Ministerial Assoclatlon, ~ will be Gerald Koller, formerly of Meigs Cciunt,y. S.,nday and loda,v tbe I at r IIJ'O!Ind• were all•• wllh actlvi~ ~!-• attractions moved onto t h e PneraiJy quiet ii'OUndl and began Betting up IDr tbe IOStb fair. Relldem1 maldn&' t1te scene lhls will find a variecy of entertatnntent on ltand: - some. thins tor everyone- aoto apeak, A4mlosioo to the grounds will be charged lor the first t 1 m e Tueada:J morning. Tuelday night, the annual J101iY J]UIIing eonlest will be held as tllo ll!'andstand attraction with lhe horae J>Ulling ecxllest to be Wedneada:J evening. On Thurada:J and Saturday nights, the 13th annual summer musleai ol the Big Bend Minstrel ASBII., will be tile ll!'and- week not to mention• the Uve ~ stock to be shOwn and lhe horses and ponies to be raced.- The Dine Amusement Co. or Canton will bo on the mldwa:J with 11 rides Including tWo new ones this year. From 10 a.m. to "4 p.m.t Wednesday, the price ot ride• will be reWced aa kid- die day Is observed. Vood booths ot tile Chester Fire Depa11rnent and the Meigs disnlay buildin.ghas,been converted into a restaurant. Patrons wUI be seated a( table~~:. The establishment can sAat about 80 customen. Raymond Hocc and Uerbert Hoover, electricians, were put. ting in long hours at the grounds ironing out last minute pr<Jb. lems or lighting in various spots. Tents to be used lor the [air dogs while anOther will sell only variousldnds of ruts. The SOUth- ern Local School District Ath- letic Boosters will sell sno-oon.es and popcorn only while the Meigs <.:ount)' Riding Club to be located near the grandstand will tealure only cold snacks. Celebrities for the week, or course, will be the junior lair ' queen and ldng - Dawn Carper arrived &mda.Y night. These wiU and Walter Jordan. Miss Carper Local SChool District Athletic include lwp which wUI house is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Boosters were operating SUnday. the overflow or horses and pon. George Carper oC near ~ stand event and on Friday night Those of the 9.ltton M. E. Church, ies, a tent for junior Calr ex- and Wa1ter is the son of Mr. and the old time fiddlers' contest the Little Family of Rutland and hibits and an automobile com- Mn. Mendal Jordan or the Car- offering the Ohio champlon- the · Ealltern Athletic Boosters mercial tent for occupancy by penter area. They will reign over lh!p - plus $GOO in cash priz- were getting thie final treatment lhe Ra:J Riggs Co. the fair and will be introduced to es will be held. before operations began. T h e There will be some novelty audiences at grandstand events . There win be hundreds ot ex~ Meigs Athletic Boosters food ~ands on the grounds one each evening. hibits on display thNlUghout tile. stand is an innovation. A former U feature only loot-long hot Following tradltlon, only tour Jam SP E CIA L IIARNE8S cle• v1<e help1 allnua•l Joe H. Ealle almolato de1eeot b 1 POMEROY FLOWER SHOP -' year. They are Rock ~rings, Laurel, Ohio Valley and HarriSOII\'ille. Their attractive booths will be in the senior Cair buUding. The commercial exhibit area - the Rock ~rings Grange Hall and the new addition to Jt ls full . An innovation this year \ n thai area will be a piano dlspla,y by Elberfeld's in Pomeroy. Mrs. Margaret Neuman will be at the exhibit to play request numbers ol persons passing by tbe dlspta:J. Th!o Is the type of piano work Mrs. Neuman enjoys more than any other and she ts among numerous lair workers looking forward to the busy week. Another iMOvation for the fair to the ratr board and elerltal workel'l!i attemp:lng to compl«e records will be a paging service and a loot and found department ThJs will be qM~rated by B o y Scouts and Girl Scoots with Mrs. WIUiam Ohlinger in charge. Tho operation will take auch service ' out of the !air board om ee and at the same time provide a raster facUlty Cor the public. A tent housing the- operatiOn Will be located just in front ot t h e secretary'~ office on the midWa:J . Fair board members were everywhere on the grounds &mday completing details to help make the Meigs Fair, bigger and bet- ter than ever. ·See you th~~n? '' A·H " . ,': . '. ;. ,. ~ ·t.:f!a· . ·zit: I . <I>I .' -): f"i ,." paraehlle darlat 1 tralrllll1 exerdle Ia Tenl. 1'1111 lrailllq 11 Ia prer,arodoa lor paraehule ejed •• from alr<raft. Mrs. Millard VanMallr Pomeroy ' " ' tf!ij. .. ' '.,'· Inc- SAO PAULO, B....U <UPD- · world. The ciQ''a tramc de- partment -l&)'s there are alllbtIJ more lban 800,01)0 vehicles lor a populiltlon of 1,1110,000. r TB11 HAGUE <OPII-Traf· lie accident& killed 2,757 per· 10111 in Bolland in 11117. com· ,, . 1 IH8. •• ' ;./, ' ' ( . lladleJ of Bn· I _, ·lv . ·l~ · ' ' I 1j '• ' ' \" - ' 'O '' ' ·' '· ' HAVE AGOOD TIME an• THEN··· • .' I I } S BiG -DAYt~· AND 'NIGHTS ""i,/' '. ' . ( ,.. : AIR CONDITIONED SHOP. .. ' --~' ' ~ f· AY~~~' 1~~J7, lNG PLEASURE. SEE YOU AT TIE FAIR! AND THEN-SEE YOU IN OUR ' ·~ I,. .. ' . /' ... , .• • i.". f ' ··~. • '. : ' . .' - L ., •• I , ,• . '. '- 1 . I . THIS DANCE LINE IN ·SEQUINED COSTUMES wiU open , thO,~ 131h an.arloJ summer musical ol the Big Bend Minstrel · .olsocit;latlon at the Meigs County Fair Thursday olll Friday . nigh~ Left to ript are Nancy Harris, Mary Bradbury, cathy MONDAY, AUGUST 12., 1967 8:00"P.M.-ReliiiOWI Servitei-'-Meigs Couoty ilintsieriol Assn. 11:00 A.M.-Jl::l.t):" Jo'ait . ·'Jl,ldJang,_ .' 1:00 P.M.-IIDne tlbow ..' ( ,, ' ' ' • For Junior Fair cs.{~t to Revision) l'c.u!t;·y i1Qd Rabbits - ' Sht w~nship and · ._;. . · ·. TUESDAY, AUGUST 13 Morning, FHA; . Afternoon, Boy Scouts . 12:QO ,Noon, Tcactor Operators- Contest ~:= ~::~==~:~~Pet~·\ (;I~· ' . ' . . . ... 2:00 P.II ..-J~ . Fair. -, N~trl!iQII Conte-. and 'l'oed DemonitratloiU .,. u tcb~tdt!$1 -1' . , 1· 1,.. \ . 3~ I'.M.-'JUdJIIni. tlbeep aild Swtno:.-.op.n CW. •7:30. P.ll.-110rse Pullilli Co~test :· ' · 10:00 i>.M:'o-FlreWoi:kt · ·. ' , ·: · j ' "f: ' .,. ,. ' ., .ll.u,ust ,. lfth .. BaUey. Pam Neutzlirw;, Nancy Thompson, Kay McGowan, Ken-da Chaney, Clthy Fultz., Debbie Grueser, Bette Jear• Hobstet. ter aM Debbie Crow. Tentative Schedule .. ' ·. . · , 'J 1 .•• r -· 105TH AflfUAI:. MEIGS tO. CLOSED WED. &THURS. TO DECORATE AND PLAN FOR YOUR SHOP· ~ -~ -' • Fair PrQgram TUISbAY, AUGUST 13th ' 10:00 A.M.-Adinii&lctt'"Will be charged ~l gat~ . )O:Ctu A.M.-Judalna Domestic Arts · 10:00 A.M.-l' JU. Demoostratlooa · 1~:00 Noon fb 2;00 P.M.-Ju'iliOr t'Alr Tr..ctor OPErators Cvnteat l;(ltt i'.M.-.80)' ~ul Demonitlations ~1f•?:30 ,P.M.-Pon, PuUi~ t.;unte.L . . WIDNISDAY, AUGUST 14th .. 8:QCI A.M.-Poultry Juqj,g- Open CW. . 1:00 A.M.-JudilnJ Junlo~' Fair- Beet and ShoWIIWIIhip Fo!fow:-d by Shee" .1nr! Swine · IIJ:OO A.:M.- .t·ooas uuerv~w _ 10:00 ·A.M. to 4:00P.M. -- Kiddies Day - All Rideo lOt · lO:OCJ'" A.II.-Contormation Sbow - Hones and Poole• ' -' SELECTION OF WOOLS, WASHABLE$ AND FALL COTTbNS. lf:'LL BE ,. , COUNTY tHE . AND. 1lf AL('WHO ..DE . . ~ DROP IN THE SEWING t;ENTER IN MIDDLEPORT AND SE~JIR 81G . c~NG~Aw~r~· r,HE vou'rH'QF Mi1Qs,, · ••.. '" •• ~ ",1, . , . '!'ex. <11PI) - leleellon .... ~· wlnQer'o ....,. 11 ••elntJor. • The 1111rlltso Wool of lH8, cbolen . · AU:. AT OH.IO Y~Ll~Y INDU$TR.IES . ' ' . ' . .. Milo Wool SAN t\NOBLO, In •. ' , .· Dutch TraMe ToH ua 111 / . lMidwav •• . ; J (,s·e·e. ''t-:h· e J L d Et..l: · - . t!l . in sao Paulo bu 509 "'r cer.t lQ the paat 18 ?ears, clon1nK the narrow atreeta of tbla etrhth lupst city in tlle with ·lt~:niO.r and Senior ··~··· '. ' The number oJ cars 1nd tr:ucU pore~~ ., ~~' ~ • ; A:ct~o~n; . pmes,.'leiCJI' fa~idr!fiiiw, ~lut Rlbllon ~~~~. .and .t'atlilril 'alll!llemeilts promise. a .,'~t''"j of. •, •. l•• ,, . • ' · WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 1• Morningr Girl -Scouts and Campfire Girls Aftemoon-FFA .DemoostraUans 9:00 A.M.-Dccorama. This activity is Limited to 4-H gli'ls ·IU BoDle FIU'llil!lbings projf'!cta Projects will be judged on their accomplisbment!t throu.&h the year. Pbotographa arid •llliltl may be used State Fair pMticipation will be d!termlDed iii. ·. . this ac::tivicy. Pre-regi:ttralion must be done by Allfll)t 9th. <- $:00 A.M.-Junior Fair Beef Showmanllaip and ~ulg:Lng, fo~ by ih~· abd .fWine. ll.i._OO A.ll--Po~tltl')" lnd Rabbit Showmanship nfid 2~ J'.M.-N~trlliOn Coolest (Open to all routb in -~- · eontest on fOods and nutrition consJa-ts foods from exblbit5. There .are three . .• upot~ '10 yea,rs old; iillermediate, 11'\3 . 'j 18 ~ . . ·' •ill'• ~ \ granges will be exhibiting this and one that sbouJd be a relief ' medicr,Jpurpooea. MEIGS COUNTY FAIR ,. -~ . ' '' Medical Dlvtslon, mJiltif8ca turer ol x-ray equipment for FOR EVERY FAMILY ISTHE , '. to & apokwnao for 'North Amerlean Ph11lpr; Company, ' ""•k Plctuhr. and captions lh This Se<llon By Bob lloent<h ,(.; . ' . The COrilptO!!$ lilt JOU to brlril the Wllo.lt ~ll". • . · the unitod .atJ~ todaY. ouch studttl or about. ilo.OOO patlent& are required dOU1. icoordlna B'*tmll & Main rt;:•·h p· • ~ .t,t·· · reparatzons or Big 105th Show · '\ PHONE 992-2039 , . .. '. , ' 'j' • . ' 2. Tile dlotooce between side boundaries oball be 14,feet ui4 ltiDII and loads muat atay within said boundaries while pulling. · ~ ~; . • ANNIVERSARIES •WEDDIN(;S •BIRTHDAYS •FUNERALS ' •BASKETS •SPRAYS •POTTERY FOR EVERY OCCASION ' / ' '• •• ilre Swingin' 3 Yeor Old Pace . . .. . . . . . .. . .. . . . . .. .. .. . ,. ' FRIDAY, AUGUST 16, 19611, 5:00 P.!rf. 2 Yeor Old Trot .. . . . .. . . .. .. ........ .. ... · .. · · · .. .. · .. llll. ~. .. . .. .. . . . . . lllol liOIIO. Trot-NOD·W'IIIIWI ol. $USOO.OO .. . .. .. .. . ....... . · · • . $500.00 Puno ,, :;~~~~;·tQirlt ~··BoyaDemun11tr1Uolla THI.!tiSI!A)', AUGUST . .l),em~n&tratioll.l JS, Fair Olley Jud&ini. aod Shc•lvDOutl 1 ' FR10AY1 �1 ~1;1#;·1·,:~~ -~~·If· o., Aug. u, 1,.. . <"ftuiiQ;r ~fair~ Ofjjcers . ' \ sel.ior I , . ' ' , ~ . ' ·, I ., '! Fair Board memhet in clla'fae Of Junlor' F~ Board,:_ '·· · He""rt 611101~ · OFFICIO L1rr7 HQllon PRI!;SIDENT .. . VICE PRESIDENT . .. Janice 11'.1...,1111 . . . . . Dobbie OhllDiet ' " ' ' Bob llatlt)" SECR!:l'~Y 'l'rea8llm" JUNIOR FAIR DIRICTORS Janlee Eastman, Ann Holter, t-H Glrll Janet Jleee, Dawn Carper . Larry lo!ODIKOmelf, DoODle Che'lfie, Bob &lley, Richard V{arner John SAyre, Carl Siteneflekl. (.H JloS'I F.F.A. Roger Lalbey, L1rr7 Hollon Debbie Laney. loleli"" RizOr, Debbie G~y .. .. . . Byron McCoy, Tim Gulnpf , Girl scouts Boy S<olltl ADVISORY BOARD MEMBERS Pllntln8• by Melp Coont7 ' 111111«1r ll'lllll• wtu aPtn ,be a tea111rt or the MelisCGun11F$". Work by ioc;sl ·oi1tsts waa 'Jil. Style Revw Ann Holler, Cc>Supt. Janet Mee,. C..Supt. Wendy C•rper Jenny Dean Peggy Milhoan Betty Sitalfer Mary Smith Jean Whitehead Tncton Opertton Bob Bailey, Supt. Per•• CommlttH Larry Hollon Mlaa Jessie Sallnders Is Billie Hill Bill Hoback Mike Lawson Debbie Ohlinger Demontt'llltlons Dawn Cuper, Co-Supt. Rhonda Ervin Terrie Miller Ellen ruee coal or pastel categories, there are classes for landscape from nature, portrait from l!fe, still life, marine study, flower study, ~~ and animal study' A modem art category has aiBO been Included Ibis year. A membership ticket is the Sandra Newlun Linda Beal Melanie Dean Tawnya Cozart Janet Mees Rhea Mara Lcnor~ Jlfinrmnru .W'ITH. • 4·H EXHIBITS AT THIS YEAR'S FAIRf PHONE 991•5759 tlltpod. LY .RECREATION I' SEE ·THE' DAN MEADOWS only tee for entering a painting for competlllon. Tbe deadline Co-Sup!. Jenny Dean Melissa Rizer Homt &c. Commltt,t Foods & Nutrltl111 1.' water colors, and drawing, char· Debbie Laney, SUpl Linda Brown Kathie Chichester LDrry Hollon Jean Mees ,Jean Mees, Supl Donnie Cheadle alao be made by the judges. In lbe oil, or acrylic palnUng, Vicki Carr Debbie Keebaugh Louise Michael Shap & Crops John Sayre, Supt. Dawn Carper 105 .YEARS _OF :F AUG. 13·1 A .,best In show'' award will Actlvltift Larry Montgomery, C..Supl Rebblts & Poultry Ann Holter, SIIPt. Dtlry Larry Hollon, SUpt. Kenr.eth Bolen '•, ' and second place awards, both Rhonda. Ervin LlYHtock Alan Holter Jomice Eastman, Supt. Grace King John Lohse Ronnie Wagner John Wiles 5 BIG DAYS' AND NIGHTS"' lll- cash and rlbboo, will be given, ' along with honorable mentions. Rick Warner Tom Hamm Betty Shaffer Mary smith ExhiiNt Sput Wa1ter Jordan, CoSupt. Hone Bill Downie Jr. Karen Griffith Carolyn Jones .:- r, pertnlendant of the amateur painting dop&rtment. In each ol the 19 clasaes, first SUPERINTENDENTS OF DEPARTMENTS Clothint & . banging. Bobb7 Anderson, Everett Holcomb Mrs. Wi.lliam Ohlinger, Mrs . Frank Powers, llhs. L R Neal F.F.A. Girl Scouu ·' · tn»Jceo:l lo Clll\' lair ,ull,y ·a ,t.Jr years • .,, ~ baa" ll!Own Ill '· be a roal ldllbliaht of jjle Ole' ' ldblts, Neither pa1r&lnga "by DUmber," or tube pa~l~ '8r8 · accepted 1m' display, All pieces accepted must be O<IIIPPed lor . Mrs. Pat Holte£, Mary !Ipse, Margaret Griflilba, C. E. Blat,..ee (.H ' I I •lfio tor entries is 4 p.m., on Aug. 8, at the secretary•s ornce on THE F SHOP Sl~~&er Sales &Service • MCCall~ Patterns I 115 W. Second L ••••••• 992·2284 0. • ' ' Jean Mees Michael Pony Pulling Conll>st Fred Leifheit and Hugh P. Custer, Superint....ntl TulldAy, August 13th -7:30 P.M. •t Gr•nd•t•nd Ponies will be measured prior to contest. Pttiling distance - 14 feet. Sled will be furni1hed. Entry fee, 6% of premium for first plaee in each event, muat be paid when entry i& inade. 1. Class "A" Pony Pull for ponies 46" and under 1. 2. 3. t. $211.00 $20.00 . $15.00 $10.00 2. Cla~r~ usu Pony Pull for Ponies 47" to SQ" inclusive. $25.00 $20.00 $15.00 $10.00 RULES Of $0UTHERN OHIO PULLING ASSOCIATION TO GOVERN Classification of ponies will be tJ in. and under and 47 in. to 52 in. Tbe distance lor each pull will be 14 ft., but dJSllmce less than 14 fl will be used to determine winner or place at the end oi tbe con· test. Eacll driver will be allowed two belpen, Tbere will be three trials to each load, fi-rst and second while bitch· ed to load. The third to come later. Each driver muat take first puU. All contoell> will be opened to the world. 5. • 6. Wblpping or under use ol the line, pro~lllity or shouting will no'• t' lfi k~· • . . • .. 105th ANNUAL MEIGS COUNTY F ~. . ' .) ' • .• ·1·, t l, ~~r.. .;... ~ ' . . '·\ ' .. ~- ,.-.:. (. . ' 4-H EXitt811S · :,~ t~ ',.,_ .. ..,_ '1 . MEIGS COUNTY STYLEt PAlS . 4 1D. 5 BIG NIGHTS OF FAIR F - ' ..'.\ .. '!..~ "''It . 7. Tbe welsbt ol ~will be determined by the juqes, 8. AJry forward movements of load after the driver givee command to go will be countod u a pull. 9. ·Each team will be driven by one driv& through the entire conte&t . except iD .... of injury. 10. Driver mUJt be ready wben his turn cornea to pull 11. Tbore will not be ...,. three tries to hitcb dr will be counted as a ' t ' .t ,. ' RillES -~, • RACING SHOWS CONTESTS • LIVESTOCK ' -. . . lHOWING · . ~ ; ~ -" 'PUll 12. No small tewns will be allowed to pull in second clast but split teama will be all"'"'"'. 13. PoDiee can be mea11ured with shoes or without. 1'4. On the third pull, you may go either way, if boundaries permil ADJ rulu of the Buckeye Horse I'Ulllllg A81n,, not listed above, will lftflll, last njght. • • • BARBS Disgruntled sale s man friend says that anyone on a By PHIL PASTORET We know quite a few antique coUeetors, but some are much younger. • • • The only man • m the •hop who is on speaklllg terms with evt'llont is the fellow who didn't shoW up for the compc~ny coolo-out commission doesn't have to worry about keeping to a r.. ductng diet. We are ttrouc1 of ,o~ annual Meigs County Fair, and .partic\llarJ.y (pleased with the youth, who are learning each ·~ear . better farm and homemaking practices, and ~displaying them at our fair. Make a special note to , see their interesting exhibits and s~_e in.the efforts they have taken to make our c~~Y a bet!Q,r place to live. May yoU and ybdr family have a funderful time at the tlir. So milch to see•••• So much to do••• SO:ptuch to enjoy. '· .It's the high spot of the year fo~ everyone~ ' This 105th.Year, bigger and better, mOte e~citiJJB~ more fun than ever. I' ATTEND THE MEIGS COUNTY FAIR AUGUST 13 THRU 17 T~e advantages of electric heat are available to you-whether you live in an older home, a new home or a mobile home. And, the cost is reasonable. Generally not ovet two .or in many cases, people who have it say it costs Ills. Ksk someone who has electric heal ... I!Sk us ... or call a Reddy Kilol¥all Recommended Hlatina Dealer. • • , '~.1".- J ,,.. ''t ~ . ,.• AUGUST 13-14~15- 16-17 .1968 ~ . • ....... '• ': '. 1 { •... ·• ROCK · SPRINGS three dollars a month more than other types of heat. And, ,·, _..;. ,.. ' ' ' . ' ' ' CIT~tNS ' ' SIUIOUETI'ED aJalnat the eln!u IA!DI, 9-year..wKatlll Htover m a k e 1 her flrll ffiJhl" It lbe """" 181 1rm1 of her lather Jim, • member of "The Flvl•l LoeNitl'." other membera of lloe ••· all of wbom are from Perv, Ind., wote•. "IPI<e ,. REMODEUNG? NO GUESS ESTIMATES HERE --------------------------· YALLEY LUMBER &SUPPLY • • • Therel• ""thing elle lilu havinu lhe boss m loum for which we're pmfuuncll~ 992·2709 S. Third St. Mlddlel)(ft, o. (lraltfUI. '' ' ' ' '' J .f! .''! I , ,,..~ . ' IATIONAL �1 ~1;1#;·1·,:~~ -~~·If· o., Aug. u, 1,.. . <"ftuiiQ;r ~fair~ Ofjjcers . ' \ sel.ior I , . ' ' , ~ . ' ·, I ., '! Fair Board memhet in clla'fae Of Junlor' F~ Board,:_ '·· · He""rt 611101~ · OFFICIO L1rr7 HQllon PRI!;SIDENT .. . VICE PRESIDENT . .. Janice 11'.1...,1111 . . . . . Dobbie OhllDiet ' " ' ' Bob llatlt)" SECR!:l'~Y 'l'rea8llm" JUNIOR FAIR DIRICTORS Janlee Eastman, Ann Holter, t-H Glrll Janet Jleee, Dawn Carper . Larry lo!ODIKOmelf, DoODle Che'lfie, Bob &lley, Richard V{arner John SAyre, Carl Siteneflekl. (.H JloS'I F.F.A. Roger Lalbey, L1rr7 Hollon Debbie Laney. loleli"" RizOr, Debbie G~y .. .. . . Byron McCoy, Tim Gulnpf , Girl scouts Boy S<olltl ADVISORY BOARD MEMBERS Pllntln8• by Melp Coont7 ' 111111«1r ll'lllll• wtu aPtn ,be a tea111rt or the MelisCGun11F$". Work by ioc;sl ·oi1tsts waa 'Jil. Style Revw Ann Holler, Cc>Supt. Janet Mee,. C..Supt. Wendy C•rper Jenny Dean Peggy Milhoan Betty Sitalfer Mary Smith Jean Whitehead Tncton Opertton Bob Bailey, Supt. Per•• CommlttH Larry Hollon Mlaa Jessie Sallnders Is Billie Hill Bill Hoback Mike Lawson Debbie Ohlinger Demontt'llltlons Dawn Cuper, Co-Supt. Rhonda Ervin Terrie Miller Ellen ruee coal or pastel categories, there are classes for landscape from nature, portrait from l!fe, still life, marine study, flower study, ~~ and animal study' A modem art category has aiBO been Included Ibis year. A membership ticket is the Sandra Newlun Linda Beal Melanie Dean Tawnya Cozart Janet Mees Rhea Mara Lcnor~ Jlfinrmnru .W'ITH. • 4·H EXHIBITS AT THIS YEAR'S FAIRf PHONE 991•5759 tlltpod. LY .RECREATION I' SEE ·THE' DAN MEADOWS only tee for entering a painting for competlllon. Tbe deadline Co-Sup!. Jenny Dean Melissa Rizer Homt &c. Commltt,t Foods & Nutrltl111 1.' water colors, and drawing, char· Debbie Laney, SUpl Linda Brown Kathie Chichester LDrry Hollon Jean Mees ,Jean Mees, Supl Donnie Cheadle alao be made by the judges. In lbe oil, or acrylic palnUng, Vicki Carr Debbie Keebaugh Louise Michael Shap & Crops John Sayre, Supt. Dawn Carper 105 .YEARS _OF :F AUG. 13·1 A .,best In show'' award will Actlvltift Larry Montgomery, C..Supl Rebblts & Poultry Ann Holter, SIIPt. Dtlry Larry Hollon, SUpt. Kenr.eth Bolen '•, ' and second place awards, both Rhonda. Ervin LlYHtock Alan Holter Jomice Eastman, Supt. Grace King John Lohse Ronnie Wagner John Wiles 5 BIG DAYS' AND NIGHTS"' lll- cash and rlbboo, will be given, ' along with honorable mentions. Rick Warner Tom Hamm Betty Shaffer Mary smith ExhiiNt Sput Wa1ter Jordan, CoSupt. Hone Bill Downie Jr. Karen Griffith Carolyn Jones .:- r, pertnlendant of the amateur painting dop&rtment. In each ol the 19 clasaes, first SUPERINTENDENTS OF DEPARTMENTS Clothint & . banging. Bobb7 Anderson, Everett Holcomb Mrs. Wi.lliam Ohlinger, Mrs . Frank Powers, llhs. L R Neal F.F.A. Girl Scouu ·' · tn»Jceo:l lo Clll\' lair ,ull,y ·a ,t.Jr years • .,, ~ baa" ll!Own Ill '· be a roal ldllbliaht of jjle Ole' ' ldblts, Neither pa1r&lnga "by DUmber," or tube pa~l~ '8r8 · accepted 1m' display, All pieces accepted must be O<IIIPPed lor . Mrs. Pat Holte£, Mary !Ipse, Margaret Griflilba, C. E. Blat,..ee (.H ' I I •lfio tor entries is 4 p.m., on Aug. 8, at the secretary•s ornce on THE F SHOP Sl~~&er Sales &Service • MCCall~ Patterns I 115 W. Second L ••••••• 992·2284 0. • ' ' Jean Mees Michael Pony Pulling Conll>st Fred Leifheit and Hugh P. Custer, Superint....ntl TulldAy, August 13th -7:30 P.M. •t Gr•nd•t•nd Ponies will be measured prior to contest. Pttiling distance - 14 feet. Sled will be furni1hed. Entry fee, 6% of premium for first plaee in each event, muat be paid when entry i& inade. 1. Class "A" Pony Pull for ponies 46" and under 1. 2. 3. t. $211.00 $20.00 . $15.00 $10.00 2. Cla~r~ usu Pony Pull for Ponies 47" to SQ" inclusive. $25.00 $20.00 $15.00 $10.00 RULES Of $0UTHERN OHIO PULLING ASSOCIATION TO GOVERN Classification of ponies will be tJ in. and under and 47 in. to 52 in. Tbe distance lor each pull will be 14 ft., but dJSllmce less than 14 fl will be used to determine winner or place at the end oi tbe con· test. Eacll driver will be allowed two belpen, Tbere will be three trials to each load, fi-rst and second while bitch· ed to load. The third to come later. Each driver muat take first puU. All contoell> will be opened to the world. 5. • 6. Wblpping or under use ol the line, pro~lllity or shouting will no'• t' lfi k~· • . . • .. 105th ANNUAL MEIGS COUNTY F ~. . ' .) ' • .• ·1·, t l, ~~r.. .;... ~ ' . . '·\ ' .. ~- ,.-.:. (. . ' 4-H EXitt811S · :,~ t~ ',.,_ .. ..,_ '1 . MEIGS COUNTY STYLEt PAlS . 4 1D. 5 BIG NIGHTS OF FAIR F - ' ..'.\ .. '!..~ "''It . 7. Tbe welsbt ol ~will be determined by the juqes, 8. AJry forward movements of load after the driver givee command to go will be countod u a pull. 9. ·Each team will be driven by one driv& through the entire conte&t . except iD .... of injury. 10. Driver mUJt be ready wben his turn cornea to pull 11. Tbore will not be ...,. three tries to hitcb dr will be counted as a ' t ' .t ,. ' RillES -~, • RACING SHOWS CONTESTS • LIVESTOCK ' -. . . lHOWING · . ~ ; ~ -" 'PUll 12. No small tewns will be allowed to pull in second clast but split teama will be all"'"'"'. 13. PoDiee can be mea11ured with shoes or without. 1'4. On the third pull, you may go either way, if boundaries permil ADJ rulu of the Buckeye Horse I'Ulllllg A81n,, not listed above, will lftflll, last njght. • • • BARBS Disgruntled sale s man friend says that anyone on a By PHIL PASTORET We know quite a few antique coUeetors, but some are much younger. • • • The only man • m the •hop who is on speaklllg terms with evt'llont is the fellow who didn't shoW up for the compc~ny coolo-out commission doesn't have to worry about keeping to a r.. ductng diet. We are ttrouc1 of ,o~ annual Meigs County Fair, and .partic\llarJ.y (pleased with the youth, who are learning each ·~ear . better farm and homemaking practices, and ~displaying them at our fair. Make a special note to , see their interesting exhibits and s~_e in.the efforts they have taken to make our c~~Y a bet!Q,r place to live. May yoU and ybdr family have a funderful time at the tlir. So milch to see•••• So much to do••• SO:ptuch to enjoy. '· .It's the high spot of the year fo~ everyone~ ' This 105th.Year, bigger and better, mOte e~citiJJB~ more fun than ever. I' ATTEND THE MEIGS COUNTY FAIR AUGUST 13 THRU 17 T~e advantages of electric heat are available to you-whether you live in an older home, a new home or a mobile home. And, the cost is reasonable. Generally not ovet two .or in many cases, people who have it say it costs Ills. Ksk someone who has electric heal ... I!Sk us ... or call a Reddy Kilol¥all Recommended Hlatina Dealer. • • , '~.1".- J ,,.. ''t ~ . ,.• AUGUST 13-14~15- 16-17 .1968 ~ . • ....... '• ': '. 1 { •... ·• ROCK · SPRINGS three dollars a month more than other types of heat. And, ,·, _..;. ,.. ' ' ' . ' ' ' CIT~tNS ' ' SIUIOUETI'ED aJalnat the eln!u IA!DI, 9-year..wKatlll Htover m a k e 1 her flrll ffiJhl" It lbe """" 181 1rm1 of her lather Jim, • member of "The Flvl•l LoeNitl'." other membera of lloe ••· all of wbom are from Perv, Ind., wote•. "IPI<e ,. REMODEUNG? NO GUESS ESTIMATES HERE --------------------------· YALLEY LUMBER &SUPPLY • • • Therel• ""thing elle lilu havinu lhe boss m loum for which we're pmfuuncll~ 992·2709 S. Third St. Mlddlel)(ft, o. (lraltfUI. '' ' ' ' '' J .f! .''! I , ,,..~ . ' IATIONAL �.. ,_• ' ·) <ii., I~ '• ~ l",t, ' •' I J ' .. '' • ·J ' ·~ .. •~t:;,. :· .~ ;:·. ·1ti~.igs. il;f?(i/nty Ajfricu ~av'fl~ ; $ociety ... 1,. . -·. . :7. .. "••'•red .',~~~~ ,~~·o.. ~J!!~ . ' ' . ··~~ \ !" ~ ' ·~- SHIMMY r::- ;1, •• OP~~ ' , , 1_, j' . ' ~ I • •• • ';:: 1 •. J· :;. . "'"-~• ';'" ~--, _'· !':. · ·· ' _ : · , · ·- - . 'l;. '... , ., , .·. .. _ - ·. . ~-\ :, , 1 ' : .. ., .. :: •· · ... • ~- ._ 'l 'tW>IC.~fl!'r "'adl •• , , , . . . . . . · :+' O.r.u -,;;.. ... -- ......... 1"' ..... ~"._ _ _........ ~................'.. ....-...."" ......... AT THE ' Yes, Shammy Will Be At The Fair and He Urces AU Of Yoo To See Him There and Enjoy It Willi I ·' ';' ' .. ' . · ))., • ,t ~clal~ ..u,,.,OIII, IIIII educational ~te~ lJi all ~ cllaaea of tile lwo shoWI, both rlbb9o IIIII! ...~ lwardl wW lllJide lllllu'le llllcea.· · SEE YOU THERE SHAMMY'S · Pomeroy, 0. ~ ' ~hill! be a are Jlll'!l 1111' eioo ;;~~: · MRS. JAMES s. 1TI'US, SR., RUT!:. AND, an accredited Dower llhoir judge, demCIIIIrataalo . ltlhlts .!>¥ the pul!llt P4 It 1111' members of the Rulland Frienlly Garden Club teclutiqueB of p........illil arr-ents for two : · been· ·entihaslzOd ).y itra. MarDower shows to be held on Aog. 14 tllrOu.!tt Aug. 17 at ihe MeJia Coomly rair. The Rulland (nlllll ·~el Elll Lowla, ··~ndent wW have Thlnksglving themad arr-enta to propare. '. of the depll'llllfill, Iilii eiltlbll> ar1 need not be a Ji!8mber of a · gordell clll!l td exllltilt. Qowever, It bas been ·tiotecllbat tlie ahowa , are .cpea to real4enta of llflr• · CoiiiQ' "*. •••..,·tm ~.. \. scrlbea as ~ who ' . ·" Ill'""" plants for his 'OWII plelaure and · EX.OFFICIO DIRECTORS :Jf: •l'i> ftlr ~s ... o.q,y, ~th In ,m.tef' llillti "- ------·------------·---------C----- .~~b•:t. ~o ------~~~~;;-~~~~~RRFD, -1' BE AN AMATI!:Ill · !. All olasse. ......... Frank H. Johnston -~------------------,------- Pomeroy, Ohio I ......, ...., Ill , .••., ~atde ' . not fDr thii·puipose of llyellh®d. IIIII! all eptri•• must be ilte work · of ille exlllbltore. · The tules.'aped~ that exiiiJ>. Pomeroy, ohio . Norold Cornolwtn, O.otio IColllonh, s..-lntendonts ~ Elllil.. . -~ .. I~ . guannte. ttllll ltPit.1!1. entnel' 11od entl') ' lett mu11 Dt' ret'eiYed by UIO .P.!J., .f.uau.t 'lib. When entry fees are paid bJ chock lhe Fair ·Board thall bn~ the rtg-h1 t(l withhold p~:~yml!nt ·uf oreJniUmA unUJ die Hor~e Show AUGUST 13-17 nOt .Q.~. , ~11111. T~ · ~ Hiive .•'. .;, Speei.afR ales · • ,~__.1 I , Wllllom Dowillo •nd Tom R. Rlulor, lvJIId~Mttllioto .L ~n 10 World Compelilion. Entr~a will dole 1:00 PJI. WellneadiJ AU8Uol 14th. Membership Uclr.el nol r.qulrOO. . ; AD ruleo aDd resulations of tbe MeiJs County Fair Wm appb' 3. CUll Pl"'miumo:1ol. ~.00; 2nd, $3.00; ll!d, Jt.oo, tlli, $1.00 'plus ltoletlte!t fr8 fi1'lt live places in '1111 claasea Load In Polly which wUI receive a ttopby for each entry without beiDalud,.cl. ~ To be bold Wednellday 1:00 P.M. in mow ring. .CLASS a ·. 1. ft.H HoneD111118hl1>--Horse or i'llllles, for Melg• Cmmcy Clubo on1.J 2. I.ead In Polly-Western Taci;-M" and under, 3. Weatern Pleasure PollJL--48" to 56". 4. Weolern PlellHlte Hone. ••eept THE PICK-UP HOME& DELIVERY LAUNDIY 2nd S. Ple..Ql'io P0117-liarDeJa CUll. 6. English PIWIII'It. Horse• ?. BaJTelllace · 8. Weilarn Pleuure Pony-under 48" 9. Trail Hot-Western Tad: 10. TraU PoU¥-W'ealern Tact STATE FAIR .. . . . ...... WOODSFIELD . CALDWELL .. .. .. . .. .. . . AUGUST 22 . . . .. . SEI'TDIIIEII % . .. .. . .. . AUGUST 21-211 · · .. '. WIIERE YOU ARE ON LAND, SEA, OR IN THE Ali For the taste, you never get tired of• .. AUGUST Z'l-31 !tiAIIIE'ITA . . .. .. .. . .... . . AUG. Sl-8EPT. 4 .MeCONNEJ.SVliLE .. .. . LOGAN . . .. DELAWARE ... .. SI!PI'I!:IIIIER ft.7 SEP'I'EICIER 11,14 . .... . . 992'·2057 NO MATTERt DATES OF OTHER FAIRS ~ HAVE ACOlE AND ENJOY , THE MEI$5 COUNTJ FAll SEP'J1:MJ!ER 111-20 . ... OLD WASHINGTON .. .. .. . . .. .. . .. . . . LANCASTER . . .... . ' ' ... .. . .... ' ' .. .. . SEPTEMBER S'l·211 SEPTEIIliER 25-211 . . . . . OCTOBER 9-12 START$ TOMORROW p Chile ha.s nine political par~ ties with representation In Congnu. CO(A COLA BOnLING CO. e PARKERSBI)R~. W. .v~. .HAPPINESS IS · . cment ade--;aa•. an ·, ·'- "·:a.~'li\;~f,fl~··. .. ' · lton ~ ante• u many •II•••• as cles!rod In either or both · alloWs, ' but'lnay make onb' one ·. . entry ln. each O! the,artistiC If• raripment classes, In the apeclal dleplay.. .: In .lho. educatlciaal .._ ....; andui 1118 specimen collectioo classes.. More tlu o n e s~n may btl entsrad In aey c:lils In lhe bortlculture section. In the Aug. 1~15 .• ~. artls. tic lllTlti&"'Denta ba"' beaD lno clutled fDr St. VlllenU,.'s Day, · ualnc: Dowen in· redli Easter, IDtelllretlve displays; WlohiJW· tan's Birlllllay,pleceswllhweaU.. ered wood( Chrlstmu. Ill ar• 5 BIG FUN DAYS I 1 ' ' ·1l.•f· ·•· ' ~nurtett . . BARLOW .. al 4:00 P.ll., WedttesdeJ, AaJust 7, 1M. ' ·l ~·' ·· .•UJ: -- ,;J;. E. lllakeslee "------------------------------- Pomeroy, Oblo tlie Inn; ·; • .'., liilterilla · 'li!!l!!!•lilllll••llli•lllllil · ·. ta!OIIIj claoa••l'hlc~are·alaoCIP' en to roaldenta of 14lolo1Nc'""" • .j l'lJE_!'ert . ~ , . · ellsaea for 1118 'fhlr1l - lhnt claaaes _.., lno ' • · are F1IB De,y, a favorlta &rrllli8JIIOIK; ltd Lept, I cluili4 In tile horllctllture dl11· dealpi ulllti onl7 11110 dower. The olon of tile two sboWa. .,. Tile "'l'rcd C· Leifheit · · · · ' · .. -•---------------------RFD, Pcmeroy, Ohio ...Wallac~ Bradford "------------- Brownell A!!:J.. Mlddlepcrt, 'Ohio .. ~· GO?Ieln -------•------------------ JU·u, Pomeroy, Oblo ---------------------··-" an>,CoolviUe, Bacilli!, Ohio .,. ·. "t"~nce W.Sblelds Henderson ____ ...,. ____________ 'lin>, Oblo ' ' . DIRICTORI 1m t '' ",. . · ,. ~arold Carnalij!n --------·--"-------------- an>, Raelna, Ohio -' r.. m. B. .l)olflde •·---------------------- BcX 99, Pomeroy, C.!llo E. HOffman Dexter, l;luo • Rex E. Shenefield ------·-------·-------- RFD, LaniiJVIlle, Ohio .; Htram Slawter -----~·-"·--·----------- RFD, llllddleport, Ohio ' , ~et ot· .::ltre-l,htte anun.•JI aDJ I.Re. enher au. AU 1et ol one lireowned, by one .•1 "'"" breeders. 0 -j. ··- PIZZA &COKE 992-5786 ~·: ·,, .. i ..... :,,::'.' ·.l,'t'' • , ',.,· ·1··'l'ilm Reuter --------·----·------~---""", Po;.--" hlo " idR..r•bJe · ~VJo o· ·'••D•• ~ .ntz ............ .... .r. .. , .. .. .. " ""'" Ill. a, ·~..,.. Obi~ , ~u¥b· P. C~ster -------------------------- an>,·Pomeroy, Ohio ' Cbarles Williams ---------------------------- an>, Sbade, Ohio •. baflea· Radford ----------·- 142 Buttemut Av.., l'ouiefoy, Ohio ~ ' DIRECTORS 1969 'I' ' ~udlllnr will be at 2:00 P.M. 'l'htp'lday, AUSUit ·tsth. ·. .. DiREcTORS •lm ···. .' . '"·' ::· ., .. . ' i •,•- NiiiJ~ b)' thtli Glhlbllur'l ~AI&. u etittek II not ~ _v•lid ~~try leP ~ eunRider~P-4 unpaid and 1111 Ptemturn1 wth be lo)'fotll'd I• ,Ill• Folr .6<••(<1. . II ' ~~ . (fllty tenLRI PP-1 b,e ad altf!l lhto . purchillf ot 11 ' mell)beJlhiP, rJckt~t. " . . ·~ . ,, ' . f.lll. 'l'wlldllf· Aal 18th All eodUe o~nefl ID Me1p CoU,IItJ entered fre•' ~Jpon' -Ult'. pqrc-haJeo ur · meJIIb<.r,htp tl<·kel ,All c•ttle uut~o Motg• County .wlll bf !'l)•r•ecl 1111< Wllooa14.!W lkluter ••• .i••••• ~.~-----;-.~~~--~~~·-~--:: Beerelley . l' ."., '. I AD•qtlle .t o'* on &rOUIId 4:00 ·· lll1!d',Ord --~---·····---------·~--· ··--~- Vl~lldeut THERE ~. .,. ~·h_tbllul''l e~k ,, ;Le"bCit .\ .' . . . .. ~·t ..,•· · , , . , " , ...~---·--·~·.;··:·,..--.•····---~·- ~·-,~ · nvwept C. WILL BE W. Main '. ' IN MEIGS COUNTY! cludi!W roses. ln.U..dOIIII arthllo arr..,.. . ' · Wea!Ay Aetar David Garrick, oue of Eaglaod'a greatest a c I ou . tbeatrleal m111111ger1, wu ~lao,. of Ita we~eat. Wben be .died, In Loncloil ID 1'17!1, hli . ) t'«'· •. ·_¥rfi ..._,~· .'fll . . . .,.., ' . .~ I• ' >-_..:·, _...,., .•_. I •• l' i - .., ' ., . ,... ..... J *' j - "· • •• oae fortune was eitlmated at. more than 100,000 pounds. ·, SladY Zirkle, 'NeD Colmer, Nancy Jlarrla and Dick N..,e. The Blr Bend .Minstrel As10<iltlon wW be presentiqr its 131h lllllllllll!r DKisleal at tho Mel&s CCitulb' Fair• ATTEND. THE . , · KEEPSAKE DIAMOND RINGS mrs: Jill BEND~ Alooclatlon dahcerS wW back 22~·· In 1961 a U.S. Ntelllte was orbited In 1!11<0, heraldlnl( I new era of world communlcallcina by radio and television. A lhougbl for lite da,y: Novello! Somerset Maugham llld, "People ask ycu ror <riUclam, but tht\v want only Mrs. Allee Nease as she does a carol Burnett munber, ~·N~ bocb'.'' In 0. annual summer sii:Jw ot the grnq~ to be 1caged at 8:30 p, m. 1burllda,y and SaturdiJ! II the Melp CCitulb' Fair. Fl'<llll let! to ri8ht are Katey Morgan, Lois Sauer, J - Riley, Cindy Hayman, Cheri Mayer, Pat Collhu, DebiJie Norris, Cellne ltlc:Gollan, Mary Holman, Karen Grlllllh and Sond,y Zir- pralae,u kle. AUG. . FIVE DAY$ OF EXHIBI.TS AND ENJOYMENT AWAITS YOU THIS YEAR•••••• AND WE WISH TO SALUTE All THOSE FINE PEOPLE WHO MAKE THIS ANNUAL EXPOSITION POSSIBLE . , . THE AGRICUL· TURAL SOCIETY, THE JUNIOR FAIR BOARD, BUSINESSMEN, YOUTH, AND ALL THE OTHER WONDERFUL ORGANIZATIONS THAT CONTRIBUTE TO THE SUCCESS OF THE MEIGS COUNTY FAIR. 13-17 IS YOUR TIME TO SEE OUR . ' ,,. I ~.,, :: ~· '' IJI: W' . • '. REMEMBER CROWNS fOR CHARITY GIBSON KITCHEN AID r-r-really bi1-MEIGS COUNTY FAIR-AUGUST 13-17 ROYAL CROWN BOTTLING CO•. RID~NOQR ' ' . ,\ j COL~R; RC~half-quarts in the new 8-bottle carton. ' THE LOWEsT. XOtAL FOODBILL! TV ON DISPL Y r-r-reaii.Y big - REMEMBER ..• IT'S THE TOTAL THAT COUNTS AND AT TINY'S YOU ALWAYS GET ALL NEW 1969 I - '! _, Plione- 985·3308 .\ . ~ ... ' ,. . . _. ' ... ~~ \. ~·- ._. ' ,, ... ' \ 't :!l.· - ....., '"'" ·' . ,;> ,:<. ·, . , ·'·' .,_,r ........... "< )!~,,,. '·~ il/1 t. ·, ·. �.. ,_• ' ·) <ii., I~ '• ~ l",t, ' •' I J ' .. '' • ·J ' ·~ .. •~t:;,. :· .~ ;:·. ·1ti~.igs. il;f?(i/nty Ajfricu ~av'fl~ ; $ociety ... 1,. . -·. . :7. .. "••'•red .',~~~~ ,~~·o.. ~J!!~ . ' ' . ··~~ \ !" ~ ' ·~- SHIMMY r::- ;1, •• OP~~ ' , , 1_, j' . ' ~ I • •• • ';:: 1 •. J· :;. . "'"-~• ';'" ~--, _'· !':. · ·· ' _ : · , · ·- - . 'l;. '... , ., , .·. .. _ - ·. . ~-\ :, , 1 ' : .. ., .. :: •· · ... • ~- ._ 'l 'tW>IC.~fl!'r "'adl •• , , , . . . . . . · :+' O.r.u -,;;.. ... -- ......... 1"' ..... ~"._ _ _........ ~................'.. ....-...."" ......... AT THE ' Yes, Shammy Will Be At The Fair and He Urces AU Of Yoo To See Him There and Enjoy It Willi I ·' ';' ' .. ' . · ))., • ,t ~clal~ ..u,,.,OIII, IIIII educational ~te~ lJi all ~ cllaaea of tile lwo shoWI, both rlbb9o IIIII! ...~ lwardl wW lllJide lllllu'le llllcea.· · SEE YOU THERE SHAMMY'S · Pomeroy, 0. ~ ' ~hill! be a are Jlll'!l 1111' eioo ;;~~: · MRS. JAMES s. 1TI'US, SR., RUT!:. AND, an accredited Dower llhoir judge, demCIIIIrataalo . ltlhlts .!>¥ the pul!llt P4 It 1111' members of the Rulland Frienlly Garden Club teclutiqueB of p........illil arr-ents for two : · been· ·entihaslzOd ).y itra. MarDower shows to be held on Aog. 14 tllrOu.!tt Aug. 17 at ihe MeJia Coomly rair. The Rulland (nlllll ·~el Elll Lowla, ··~ndent wW have Thlnksglving themad arr-enta to propare. '. of the depll'llllfill, Iilii eiltlbll> ar1 need not be a Ji!8mber of a · gordell clll!l td exllltilt. Qowever, It bas been ·tiotecllbat tlie ahowa , are .cpea to real4enta of llflr• · CoiiiQ' "*. •••..,·tm ~.. \. scrlbea as ~ who ' . ·" Ill'""" plants for his 'OWII plelaure and · EX.OFFICIO DIRECTORS :Jf: •l'i> ftlr ~s ... o.q,y, ~th In ,m.tef' llillti "- ------·------------·---------C----- .~~b•:t. ~o ------~~~~;;-~~~~~RRFD, -1' BE AN AMATI!:Ill · !. All olasse. ......... Frank H. Johnston -~------------------,------- Pomeroy, Ohio I ......, ...., Ill , .••., ~atde ' . not fDr thii·puipose of llyellh®d. IIIII! all eptri•• must be ilte work · of ille exlllbltore. · The tules.'aped~ that exiiiJ>. Pomeroy, ohio . Norold Cornolwtn, O.otio IColllonh, s..-lntendonts ~ Elllil.. . -~ .. I~ . guannte. ttllll ltPit.1!1. entnel' 11od entl') ' lett mu11 Dt' ret'eiYed by UIO .P.!J., .f.uau.t 'lib. When entry fees are paid bJ chock lhe Fair ·Board thall bn~ the rtg-h1 t(l withhold p~:~yml!nt ·uf oreJniUmA unUJ die Hor~e Show AUGUST 13-17 nOt .Q.~. , ~11111. T~ · ~ Hiive .•'. .;, Speei.afR ales · • ,~__.1 I , Wllllom Dowillo •nd Tom R. Rlulor, lvJIId~Mttllioto .L ~n 10 World Compelilion. Entr~a will dole 1:00 PJI. WellneadiJ AU8Uol 14th. Membership Uclr.el nol r.qulrOO. . ; AD ruleo aDd resulations of tbe MeiJs County Fair Wm appb' 3. CUll Pl"'miumo:1ol. ~.00; 2nd, $3.00; ll!d, Jt.oo, tlli, $1.00 'plus ltoletlte!t fr8 fi1'lt live places in '1111 claasea Load In Polly which wUI receive a ttopby for each entry without beiDalud,.cl. ~ To be bold Wednellday 1:00 P.M. in mow ring. .CLASS a ·. 1. ft.H HoneD111118hl1>--Horse or i'llllles, for Melg• Cmmcy Clubo on1.J 2. I.ead In Polly-Western Taci;-M" and under, 3. Weatern Pleasure PollJL--48" to 56". 4. Weolern PlellHlte Hone. ••eept THE PICK-UP HOME& DELIVERY LAUNDIY 2nd S. Ple..Ql'io P0117-liarDeJa CUll. 6. English PIWIII'It. Horse• ?. BaJTelllace · 8. Weilarn Pleuure Pony-under 48" 9. Trail Hot-Western Tad: 10. TraU PoU¥-W'ealern Tact STATE FAIR .. . . . ...... WOODSFIELD . CALDWELL .. .. .. . .. .. . . AUGUST 22 . . . .. . SEI'TDIIIEII % . .. .. . .. . AUGUST 21-211 · · .. '. WIIERE YOU ARE ON LAND, SEA, OR IN THE Ali For the taste, you never get tired of• .. AUGUST Z'l-31 !tiAIIIE'ITA . . .. .. .. . .... . . AUG. Sl-8EPT. 4 .MeCONNEJ.SVliLE .. .. . LOGAN . . .. DELAWARE ... .. SI!PI'I!:IIIIER ft.7 SEP'I'EICIER 11,14 . .... . . 992'·2057 NO MATTERt DATES OF OTHER FAIRS ~ HAVE ACOlE AND ENJOY , THE MEI$5 COUNTJ FAll SEP'J1:MJ!ER 111-20 . ... OLD WASHINGTON .. .. .. . . .. .. . .. . . . LANCASTER . . .... . ' ' ... .. . .... ' ' .. .. . SEPTEMBER S'l·211 SEPTEIIliER 25-211 . . . . . OCTOBER 9-12 START$ TOMORROW p Chile ha.s nine political par~ ties with representation In Congnu. CO(A COLA BOnLING CO. e PARKERSBI)R~. W. .v~. .HAPPINESS IS · . cment ade--;aa•. an ·, ·'- "·:a.~'li\;~f,fl~··. .. ' · lton ~ ante• u many •II•••• as cles!rod In either or both · alloWs, ' but'lnay make onb' one ·. . entry ln. each O! the,artistiC If• raripment classes, In the apeclal dleplay.. .: In .lho. educatlciaal .._ ....; andui 1118 specimen collectioo classes.. More tlu o n e s~n may btl entsrad In aey c:lils In lhe bortlculture section. In the Aug. 1~15 .• ~. artls. tic lllTlti&"'Denta ba"' beaD lno clutled fDr St. VlllenU,.'s Day, · ualnc: Dowen in· redli Easter, IDtelllretlve displays; WlohiJW· tan's Birlllllay,pleceswllhweaU.. ered wood( Chrlstmu. Ill ar• 5 BIG FUN DAYS I 1 ' ' ·1l.•f· ·•· ' ~nurtett . . BARLOW .. al 4:00 P.ll., WedttesdeJ, AaJust 7, 1M. ' ·l ~·' ·· .•UJ: -- ,;J;. E. lllakeslee "------------------------------- Pomeroy, Oblo tlie Inn; ·; • .'., liilterilla · 'li!!l!!!•lilllll••llli•lllllil · ·. ta!OIIIj claoa••l'hlc~are·alaoCIP' en to roaldenta of 14lolo1Nc'""" • .j l'lJE_!'ert . ~ , . · ellsaea for 1118 'fhlr1l - lhnt claaaes _.., lno ' • · are F1IB De,y, a favorlta &rrllli8JIIOIK; ltd Lept, I cluili4 In tile horllctllture dl11· dealpi ulllti onl7 11110 dower. The olon of tile two sboWa. .,. Tile "'l'rcd C· Leifheit · · · · ' · .. -•---------------------RFD, Pcmeroy, Ohio ...Wallac~ Bradford "------------- Brownell A!!:J.. Mlddlepcrt, 'Ohio .. ~· GO?Ieln -------•------------------ JU·u, Pomeroy, Oblo ---------------------··-" an>,CoolviUe, Bacilli!, Ohio .,. ·. "t"~nce W.Sblelds Henderson ____ ...,. ____________ 'lin>, Oblo ' ' . DIRICTORI 1m t '' ",. . · ,. ~arold Carnalij!n --------·--"-------------- an>, Raelna, Ohio -' r.. m. B. .l)olflde •·---------------------- BcX 99, Pomeroy, C.!llo E. HOffman Dexter, l;luo • Rex E. Shenefield ------·-------·-------- RFD, LaniiJVIlle, Ohio .; Htram Slawter -----~·-"·--·----------- RFD, llllddleport, Ohio ' , ~et ot· .::ltre-l,htte anun.•JI aDJ I.Re. enher au. AU 1et ol one lireowned, by one .•1 "'"" breeders. 0 -j. ··- PIZZA &COKE 992-5786 ~·: ·,, .. i ..... :,,::'.' ·.l,'t'' • , ',.,· ·1··'l'ilm Reuter --------·----·------~---""", Po;.--" hlo " idR..r•bJe · ~VJo o· ·'••D•• ~ .ntz ............ .... .r. .. , .. .. .. " ""'" Ill. a, ·~..,.. Obi~ , ~u¥b· P. C~ster -------------------------- an>,·Pomeroy, Ohio ' Cbarles Williams ---------------------------- an>, Sbade, Ohio •. baflea· Radford ----------·- 142 Buttemut Av.., l'ouiefoy, Ohio ~ ' DIRECTORS 1969 'I' ' ~udlllnr will be at 2:00 P.M. 'l'htp'lday, AUSUit ·tsth. ·. .. DiREcTORS •lm ···. .' . '"·' ::· ., .. . ' i •,•- NiiiJ~ b)' thtli Glhlbllur'l ~AI&. u etittek II not ~ _v•lid ~~try leP ~ eunRider~P-4 unpaid and 1111 Ptemturn1 wth be lo)'fotll'd I• ,Ill• Folr .6<••(<1. . II ' ~~ . (fllty tenLRI PP-1 b,e ad altf!l lhto . purchillf ot 11 ' mell)beJlhiP, rJckt~t. " . . ·~ . ,, ' . f.lll. 'l'wlldllf· Aal 18th All eodUe o~nefl ID Me1p CoU,IItJ entered fre•' ~Jpon' -Ult'. pqrc-haJeo ur · meJIIb<.r,htp tl<·kel ,All c•ttle uut~o Motg• County .wlll bf !'l)•r•ecl 1111< Wllooa14.!W lkluter ••• .i••••• ~.~-----;-.~~~--~~~·-~--:: Beerelley . l' ."., '. I AD•qtlle .t o'* on &rOUIId 4:00 ·· lll1!d',Ord --~---·····---------·~--· ··--~- Vl~lldeut THERE ~. .,. ~·h_tbllul''l e~k ,, ;Le"bCit .\ .' . . . .. ~·t ..,•· · , , . , " , ...~---·--·~·.;··:·,..--.•····---~·- ~·-,~ · nvwept C. WILL BE W. Main '. ' IN MEIGS COUNTY! cludi!W roses. ln.U..dOIIII arthllo arr..,.. . ' · Wea!Ay Aetar David Garrick, oue of Eaglaod'a greatest a c I ou . tbeatrleal m111111ger1, wu ~lao,. of Ita we~eat. Wben be .died, In Loncloil ID 1'17!1, hli . ) t'«'· •. ·_¥rfi ..._,~· .'fll . . . .,.., ' . .~ I• ' >-_..:·, _...,., .•_. I •• l' i - .., ' ., . ,... ..... J *' j - "· • •• oae fortune was eitlmated at. more than 100,000 pounds. ·, SladY Zirkle, 'NeD Colmer, Nancy Jlarrla and Dick N..,e. The Blr Bend .Minstrel As10<iltlon wW be presentiqr its 131h lllllllllll!r DKisleal at tho Mel&s CCitulb' Fair• ATTEND. THE . , · KEEPSAKE DIAMOND RINGS mrs: Jill BEND~ Alooclatlon dahcerS wW back 22~·· In 1961 a U.S. Ntelllte was orbited In 1!11<0, heraldlnl( I new era of world communlcallcina by radio and television. A lhougbl for lite da,y: Novello! Somerset Maugham llld, "People ask ycu ror <riUclam, but tht\v want only Mrs. Allee Nease as she does a carol Burnett munber, ~·N~ bocb'.'' In 0. annual summer sii:Jw ot the grnq~ to be 1caged at 8:30 p, m. 1burllda,y and SaturdiJ! II the Melp CCitulb' Fair. Fl'<llll let! to ri8ht are Katey Morgan, Lois Sauer, J - Riley, Cindy Hayman, Cheri Mayer, Pat Collhu, DebiJie Norris, Cellne ltlc:Gollan, Mary Holman, Karen Grlllllh and Sond,y Zir- pralae,u kle. AUG. . FIVE DAY$ OF EXHIBI.TS AND ENJOYMENT AWAITS YOU THIS YEAR•••••• AND WE WISH TO SALUTE All THOSE FINE PEOPLE WHO MAKE THIS ANNUAL EXPOSITION POSSIBLE . , . THE AGRICUL· TURAL SOCIETY, THE JUNIOR FAIR BOARD, BUSINESSMEN, YOUTH, AND ALL THE OTHER WONDERFUL ORGANIZATIONS THAT CONTRIBUTE TO THE SUCCESS OF THE MEIGS COUNTY FAIR. 13-17 IS YOUR TIME TO SEE OUR . ' ,,. I ~.,, :: ~· '' IJI: W' . • '. REMEMBER CROWNS fOR CHARITY GIBSON KITCHEN AID r-r-really bi1-MEIGS COUNTY FAIR-AUGUST 13-17 ROYAL CROWN BOTTLING CO•. RID~NOQR ' ' . ,\ j COL~R; RC~half-quarts in the new 8-bottle carton. ' THE LOWEsT. XOtAL FOODBILL! TV ON DISPL Y r-r-reaii.Y big - REMEMBER ..• IT'S THE TOTAL THAT COUNTS AND AT TINY'S YOU ALWAYS GET ALL NEW 1969 I - '! _, Plione- 985·3308 .\ . ~ ... ' ,. . . _. ' ... ~~ \. ~·- ._. ' ,, ... ' \ 't :!l.· - ....., '"'" ·' . ,;> ,:<. ·, . , ·'·' .,_,r ........... "< )!~,,,. '·~ il/1 t. ·, ·. �' I ' :\; '~ ' \( ' ' I' ' - ~~~~~~~· 0., Auc. IZ,UU , i' Cla , , I_ l.s'i Ballot · m1.n . t ' .j I . ' '' ' I '.; .. 111 United Preas lnlelnatlonal · "llouos and Answerl"l lhat Ida.. wJili·, 'Ills -tamU.v 8JlO! Mariland. GoY. Nel~ A. ~ener O,W" Vloe Preoddont Hubert H. lidos IA!ll him be '""' hu Gov. ~ ·T. AilJOW, bla oew be Mll!id deoert tile OOP llid )ru~ if.Yo delaga!Als to lhe nearly I;G04Hirat ballot 'vol<i... llelllocratle conventloo begin., almoat 300 more lhan lilt 1,312 n1ns ·m>.weokJ from ~ada¥ wiii/ I!Mdod to win lho oomlnatlon. IIJ'IDI blm lhe prealdenttal Tile vice ~~resident aloo lllld be IIDIIIIlllllon on tho llrst' ballot did out 1111M "we are ~ to oller sldesiA!Jll)lng a bitter have too much dlllleulcy In platform tight O'ler Vietnam arriving at a re_.alble policy. and reaSODBblo" Vlotaam plat. Sons. Eugene J. McCarthy of form position. Minnesota and George S. Humphrey also dlscoontod tho McGovern of SOUth Dakota hope posslblllcy of a McCarlhyto prO'Io Humphrey wrong on McGo'lom coalition p.at could both counts. turn into a "stop 'lfiunphrey" McGovern, who entered the drive at the convention. raee Saturday, wasted no time Nixon Unwinds gottlng his campaign underway. In otllor political develop- ; ' The former bomber pilot said ments: . a IA!Iavlsloo Interview Richard Nlxoo- The Republi(NBC's HMeet the Preu") that can presidential nominee, un~ ~- mate. • LtiiAlr lo!alldox- 1'110 .,.e..., <Jf Goorg1a oald ~ be ~J,y will~ lho DemoeraUe praaldontlal IIDIIIInallon withIn a few days to "sovo tb~ Ilemoeratlc periy." Jackie Rol>iruoo>- Tile lira! Nol!J'O In major loa,sue baoobOII and a campolJnor for New York lllJ1I!""' Dilmoerat•. In · Ncwimber. Ho lllld · Nhori. l'l!ao. IJI'OIIItuted hlm'!'it $ld IIOld himself out to Ill~ l>IP'' ll' lhe ' .- . . " ,"' .. ,. w such as North Vietnam," said McGovern. ''It has enllamed pubtic opinloo agalnst after his Convention rested in California L. R. Hannon Dies Saturday us all Lawrence R. Harmoo, 66, of around the world and it's the Rl 2 Pt. Pleasant, dled Saturfirst thing we've got to stop if day at 4:40 p.m. In the Mcwe want to end thll! war." Klrmey Nursing Horne at Letart Plank Fight following a three year illness. The 46-year-Oid senator said Harmon was the former carehe would fight for a ustrong Vietnam plank In the platform.. at the Democratic ootwention. McCarthy, in Los Angeles for conferences and campaigning to win support from the 174-member California today delegation pledged to the late Son. Robert KeM~, said SJ.nday he wouJd '*go all the way" in his bid tor the presidency. Humphrey said &mday In a n o t h e r interview (KABC' s r---·-·---··~·--,·---1 Hair ~ryTing· A Spe.; ia lty OPEN TllfSDAY EVENING 7 TIL 9 IMARY JUNE'S BEAUTY SHOP Phone 9V"-3667 I I I I taker of the Steenbergen a n d Johnson properties on Main st. He was born on July 23, 1902 In Mason Coont,y, soo of the late Henry and Mary Jane Leport Harmon. He was a member of the Hickory Chapel United Melliodlst Church. . the winolng team from District 10 at 7 p.m. Frtday. Ollly 16 teams of the state will portlclpsiAl. Dick Well scored the decid- Effiei one son, William Joseph, eHIGHLIGHTS FOR WEDNESDAY, AUGUST Jane Goett, Clnal Winchester, and Mrs. Mary June O'DeU, co- 10:00 AM TO 4 PM-KIDDIES DAY 11:00 AM-JUNIOR FAIR-SHOWMANSHIP AND JUDGING 1:00 PM-HORSE SHOW 10:00 PM-FIREWORKS brother, Andrew Soltesz, Colum- 10 grandchildren; four sisters, a Ann Lenge, Columbus: Julia Perone, Worthington; Mary Bauerle, Pa.. taskala, and Margaret Miller, Oak Ridge, Tem. Funeral senrices will be held TUesday at 9 a. m. from the Schoedinger - Norris Funeral Home, 3574 ~orth Broadway, Grove Clcy. Burial wUI be In Riverview Cemetery at Middleport at 2 p. rn. on llfuesday, i. former Idea• of baadllllleHas In mevle men. ftla !1 Boldm Feymu, a Yu(tlia• vlau &lo(o aod ocreen actor who hal been eboaoo to play the starring role Ia the upoomlac IBm, "The Adventuren." Ted Pullins Dies Saturday Funeral services for Ted puJ.. lins, 67, Union Ave., Pomeroy, who died Saturday evening lo the Pleosant Vsl!ey Hospltll at Pt. Pleasant, will be held Tuesday at 2 p, m. at llie Ewing Chapel with the Rev. Eugene Gill oMclatlng. Burial will be in the Memorial Garden Cemetery. survivors inelude hh wife, Bessie Tracy Pullins: t.hree sons, Tom, at home: ao:l James and Gerald, botllo!Pomeroy; a daughter, Betty Pullins Sayre, Middle-- Frteilds may call at tho funor· al home ao,ytime. Ask to Wed Gary Michael Smith, 18, Middleport, Oiling statloo a!IA!odaot, and Barbara Jean Brumley, 17, Middleport; Joho Robert Hoory, Jr., 20. Dolawara, stock boy, and Jaoet Faye Priddy, 17, RL 1, Rutlaod, studoDI; Ham J~q~~oa Cunningham, 21, HI. 3, POmeroy, mechanic:, and Brenda &le . Thomas Browa, 23, Itt. t, Porn· eroy, clerk: Dor Clark Coates, 2S, MiddletoWn, drill preos Oil· orator, and Ju<t" Am WUllamo, 21, Rutlaod, besutlclao; Earl Harvey GUkoy, 20, Middleport, U. S. Army, and Nancy Elizabeth Lambert, 19, Middleport. Barbecue Held Racine American Legion Post and swimming were the diver- COUNTY'S Divorce Asked A petition for divorce has been rued In Meigs Coonty comrnoo pleaa court by Etta Mao Par- • DAYS-AUGUST 13 THRU 17 KENTUCKY FRIED I FUED AT FESTIVAL SAN MARTINO V.ALIE CAU. DINA, ltlb• (UPJ) - Guollro . ' READY. TO GO - Dine AmiiBMionts hlsllll rides lnatalled iiiii'OIIII;y 1<1 10 on the MldirQ· the Rock Sprlnp Fairgrounds tor the 105th fair w~h q>em this ev.tn!Jw. FIVE-D}.Y FORECAST By United PreiS lotAornatlooal Toau!oraturos -In Ohio wUl 4 Defendants ave,.... near oormal Tuesday through Saturday night. High Foor deteodanto forfeited · boods and two wore tined Salurday nlglll In tho oourt o! Mil!dleport Mayor C. 0. Fisher. Fortaltlng $25 bonds w o r o temperatures wUI ave,.... around 80 In the oorth to tho mid-80s In the sooth, with Iowa arouod 60 oorth to the mid-BOo In the sooth. GraWal warming until cod· or, about Saturday. Ralntall will total OIIIH!UariAlr to Kellb French, 18, Mfl!dleport; Thomas D. Evans, 19, Middle. port Route 1; Thomas K. Woods, 18, Middleport, eseb on rockhair inch as Ulurxlershowers loBS oporatloo Char!I8S, a n d toward tho end or the week. Cl,yde E. Triplett, 19, Racloe ·~m. =::r<::'$:'!i§liif"""""""i:~"x;<­ Route 1, ~.;, speeding, ~z;:;::,.w~m;:; o• Fined were Hubert C. Pul- accident. at,;;. , The Rutland F1mltvn Companr Operates Th• Rutlancl Fumiture Store ancl the BoHle Gas lusl- aess.lf you neetllottlt Gas In any Size Tank: - To Ooee 2_!Jays *' Mayor Fines broke out it a religious featiftl lins, 29, Middleport. $15 a n d &lnday botweoo two !eucllng costa, speod1og, and Arthur L groups and nine persons were Jomsoo, 54, (lalllpolla, ~ and wounded. More than 3,000 relijt- costs, leaving the scene ol an loos celebrants Oed In panic. , omceo of the Me1B1 Courthouse will close at botll TIII!rsday and ~ week so that otnelal& and ployoa ~1at1Aond l!lo).OSU1 Mel County. Fair. USE OUR IOmED GAS IN YOUR MOBILE HOME ••• LOWEST RATES ,.,....... -,mo-••-::1• SUPBR PI.OOIIf t1U'-"" HUT~ UIU lEW S1SltM Of &lS aanaat CALL: 742-4211 IF BUILDING A NEW HOUSE HAVE .YOUR CONTRACTOR FIGURE A NO SWIMMING :::&: There will ba oo nlgllt aw~Jil, mlng Wednesday of this week lis: tile Middleport Pool, duo 1<1 lll)t Melga Coont,y Flllr, Torry ~· linger, nwiQer, llliiOIIOCe~ There wW ba sw!mrnlqr, holJ:! ever, from 1 wS p. m. Wedoal!'l da,y, ... ,. BOTTLE GAS FURNACE OPERATOR OF THE RUTLAND BOTTLE 6AS BUSINESS THEN CALL US 742-4211 NEAT WITH IT- COOK WITH ITI You can heat and cook with 1 tank, set 25 feet Irom your !lailer. Why buy fuel oil? If you order a new trailer. order ooe for Bottled Gas. Get our discount no\" on LP Gas for your !lailer. WE WILL SERVE YOU ANYWHEREII TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY ~ We're Famous For Furniture &Appliance Values, Tool LODGE TO MEET ' FORSALE , Roclr10 Lodge '461, F. and A.M. CANNING TOMATOES. Brl~ wtll meet at ·7:30 p, m. Tuesday . ow'o CDOtalnor. Don lloiJdo.; for work 1o 1111 .Mas!Br Ma801ls &holt, Syracuse. 8 12 310 degree. BE SURE -V,l, .s·IT A VIEW OF OUR RUTLAND BULK BOTTLE G~ PLANT Mark Ill GAS HEAnH& S1mll Value·wln rboppero trora o 4-eounty area come to this biC furnitur~ mart in our mall · tuwa. WHY! ••• Because they eet bit ton oelectiPn.. •r. amau towa priee•. *•'~ Jtm ; famou. for value•! And you'.ii find all tile famou1 aamea yo• want: lloytag .. , Zenith ... Serta .•• aud fino furnlturo from lho aatioo'o lerdlnJ matera. Shop Rutiond Furnituro, you'll be pleannf4' 1urprllodl ELBERFELDS DISPLAY ·wE WILL SEE YOU AT THE MEIGS COUNTY FAIRII PICTURED ABOVE A RECENT SHIPMENT OF 500 GAL. BULK TANKS JUST RECEIVED FROM MACON, GEORGIA IN THE NEW GRANGE BUILDING ANNEX ONTHE MIDWAY! MARGARET NEUMAN WilL BE PLAYING . YOUR FAVORITE SONGS ON A' KIMBALL PIANO FROM OUR SECOND FLOOR MUSIC DEPARTMENT. STOP BY AND ASK MARGARET TO-PLAY ''YOUR SONG". New Day of Styling and Comfort Begins with sons, Rt. 2, Racine, against Paul H. Parsons. TheplaiJKitfcllarges neglect ofmQ and extreme cruolcy, and aooks custody of a IIJ'OS& minor child ' OUR THREE BUI.K TRUCKS ACTUAL · PHOTO OF OUR TANKS IN STOCK NQW AND READY TO SERVE YOU MEIGS GENERAL HOSPITAL ' SATURDAY ADidiSSIONS - None. SATURDAY DISCHARGESRev. T. A. Cleland, Pearl Poulin. SUNDAY ADMISSIONS- Char· CHICKEN les Hawk, Pomeroy; carl Schultz, Racine. SUNDAY DISCHARGFS- None. •• ' Callettobur& Ky., ldl!ed lnaonecar cruh near Coal Grove Friday; Doll,y White, 27, Columbus, ldlled In a one-car accldoDI on Ohio 204, just east of Falrllold County Rd. 256, naar Lanca&IAlr Sloday; VIncent Read, 45, Clrelevillo, drowoed at Deer Creek Reservoir, aod Gordoo Bland, 17, Columbus, drowood w h II e swimming at Tar Hollow State Forest, also &lnday. ' ' sions. 105th • SURLY LOOK ••• replatod r. AND · , AND tHE WE .HAVE FOR OUR ·CUSTOMERS THAT HAS :BUILT ASMALL BUSINESS 11' YEARS AGO INTO ONE OF THE ARNOLD GRATE cludod Harry P. stapletoo, 39, 602 members and their families held a chicken harbecue &lrday at Hlddoo Lakes lo tho nowl,y conatcucted shelter arOL Fishing MEIGS . ..-...{ Largest Bottle Gas Operations in Ohio pulhed 1he woekend tratrle toll to at leoat 20 poroons - makIng lho.....-IXloo!lhawurat In several weeks. Tile Olllo lligiJway Patrol and United Prasa IDUtmatlonal eamt - from 6 p.m. Friday 1<1 midnight ·amctay - also ohowod two drowDiogs and .. ln<Uatrlal ••• cldont, wbleb pulhed 1he total "' · 23 woekend doalha. Fatalities lo- Pullins. Grove City; three daughters, Jo Ann, at home; Mrs. Margaret [ 5 BIG :::::0::%~...<. ~- lnl! two dod>le flllai!J.y accidents, port: ftve grandsons, two grand-daughters, and a brother, C a r 1 Dies Saturday aoo ' El.Veo doalhaSaturday, lnclud- now advances to the state tour~ oamcnt In Columbus andwl!lplay bus, ·' By United Press lalernslloftal At Marietta Joseph Soltesz, Jr., 55, of 97 Woodlawn Ave., Grove City, died Saturday in ML carmel Hospital. Mr. Soltesz was an employee or llie American Standard eo. He is survived by his wite, l -:-·::; , .. ' '''"''*1-'""'~ '' ' ' ;:±~"';:;..:;:;:> Soars to 20 . The Nalloowlde rasti)(tch soft. ball team of Meigs Coont,y tho District 12 touroameot at Marieua ~ by scoring a 1-'1 triumph over Sardl'l! o1. MarIetta. Dale Harrtsoo, wirmlog 001'1cr for Nslloowlde, sl!owed Ollly two bits. The game had been started Saturday but was called after 1'h lnolngs because of rain. It was the foorth consecutive year the team has won the district 12 tourosmenl. Natloowlde ·E , · TT E GAS SERVI ,I:ND·IVI·D-0 L IN-DEPENDENT DEALER? Gl'lnataad. Wins Tourney lumbus: n, REA~LY '· WOULDN'T YOU RATHER ·BUY FROM AN Weekend' 'iolt: ' Jospeh Soltesz BRING THE FAMILY ,, Nationwide 9 &~rvlv!og Is one brother, Char- ing run for Nationwide wflen he les M, Harmon, of Ft. Pleas- came home on one of the two ant. Fw1eral service will be 11 hits by Harrison, Milch were a.m. Tuesday in the Crow-Hua- the only ones for Nationwide. Saleded from tho Natloowide sell Funeral Home with the Rev. Normal Nash officiating. Burial team for the all-tourney team will be In Lone Oak CemciAlry. were Charlie Hamilton, T o m Friends may call at the funeral Grueser, Jim Joe Hem&l~, and Dale and Phil Harrison. home. Other Nationwide pla,yers who will oarticlpsiAlln llio state toorARTiflCIAL HEARTS nament are Tom Grueser. Bob SYDNEY, Australia (UPO Easboan, Don Swisher, Harold Surgeons may replace human Brown, Dick Well, Buddy Cunhearts with artificia1 hearts witt.. dlli, Bill Arnot~ George IJooo. in the next 10 years, Dr, Chris- van, and Coach Kenny Wiggens. tiaan Barnard said tod&J>, The south Mrican pioneer heart transplant specialist is attending the 3rd Australian Medical Congress. AUGUST 13-17 1 • &loday In U.S. bombing of North Vietnam winding bad been a failu~ and would victory, have be stq>pod before the war could be ~d. "II doesn't work against a primitive agricultural society D tile ' ' VETERANS MEMORIAL CHAR SEA FOOD . IROIED STEAKS "OPEN 24 lOUIS A DAY" CROW'S STEAK HOUSE DRIVt.·IH RESTAURANT POMEROY, 0. HOSmAL SATURDAY ADMISSIONS Berrdce Wlnkler, New Haven; ~po Triplett, Portland; Ellon Couch, Pomerw: Angela Martin, Middleport; M&rjorlo Bonoclum, Roedovllle; Vlrglola McCune, Rutland. SATURDAY DISCHARGES Georgia Smith, J1111er Marka, WEDNESDAY, THURSDAY, FRJ!)AY AFTERNOONS FRIDAY EVENINGS, SATURDAY MORNING AND LATE AFT~RNOONS . rrMEET YOUR FRIENDS AT ELBERFELDS~ . ffMEET YOUR FRIENDS AT ELBERF~WS '' 'STOREr; ' . t . 1-.: ·. • ' .. ·"' WE SALUTE THE ·MEIGS · ._,tl_ ,~,i, . Groce. 1- ;·~.. ' ,, ~~ ' I ' I, ' ,' ~ t ..-·.'l· ·~_.::' ' J, ' ~' ' ' ' I 't •Y.te• tYir JIIDaftet..a. .Jtow, a...t • '"floor turn.r. ...... .._b." a ~plehlr - l i e ...~ra~ ...... .,........ iailolll loODIJI .... booAU _ _ I.,. . '. 'l'lii! •.,. , _ 11.0111 IiTI1 .. J..u,.·.-• ...._ ._ fw'-.il ;...~.... Wto,.,. """''""" 10 liOitf ~Croro. SUNDAY ADMISSIONS - Sitar· oo ThGnQ>son, Rutland; Mlnolo Rlggr, DextM; WaJIAlr llayeo, Lotal'l. W. VL;i'rlnklloWolte,s,rr. acuso; Earl C1'1dclook, ,Wert Collllllbi-. SUNDAY DJSOIARGE - Jolin ·.- ,. . . . . leoot-.. - --TIMCOO, ioc. . . IOill- .. - . i '>/ . I :_· , '' , I I �' I ' :\; '~ ' \( ' ' I' ' - ~~~~~~~· 0., Auc. IZ,UU , i' Cla , , I_ l.s'i Ballot · m1.n . t ' .j I . ' '' ' I '.; .. 111 United Preas lnlelnatlonal · "llouos and Answerl"l lhat Ida.. wJili·, 'Ills -tamU.v 8JlO! Mariland. GoY. Nel~ A. ~ener O,W" Vloe Preoddont Hubert H. lidos IA!ll him be '""' hu Gov. ~ ·T. AilJOW, bla oew be Mll!id deoert tile OOP llid )ru~ if.Yo delaga!Als to lhe nearly I;G04Hirat ballot 'vol<i... llelllocratle conventloo begin., almoat 300 more lhan lilt 1,312 n1ns ·m>.weokJ from ~ada¥ wiii/ I!Mdod to win lho oomlnatlon. IIJ'IDI blm lhe prealdenttal Tile vice ~~resident aloo lllld be IIDIIIIlllllon on tho llrst' ballot did out 1111M "we are ~ to oller sldesiA!Jll)lng a bitter have too much dlllleulcy In platform tight O'ler Vietnam arriving at a re_.alble policy. and reaSODBblo" Vlotaam plat. Sons. Eugene J. McCarthy of form position. Minnesota and George S. Humphrey also dlscoontod tho McGovern of SOUth Dakota hope posslblllcy of a McCarlhyto prO'Io Humphrey wrong on McGo'lom coalition p.at could both counts. turn into a "stop 'lfiunphrey" McGovern, who entered the drive at the convention. raee Saturday, wasted no time Nixon Unwinds gottlng his campaign underway. In otllor political develop- ; ' The former bomber pilot said ments: . a IA!Iavlsloo Interview Richard Nlxoo- The Republi(NBC's HMeet the Preu") that can presidential nominee, un~ ~- mate. • LtiiAlr lo!alldox- 1'110 .,.e..., <Jf Goorg1a oald ~ be ~J,y will~ lho DemoeraUe praaldontlal IIDIIIInallon withIn a few days to "sovo tb~ Ilemoeratlc periy." Jackie Rol>iruoo>- Tile lira! Nol!J'O In major loa,sue baoobOII and a campolJnor for New York lllJ1I!""' Dilmoerat•. In · Ncwimber. Ho lllld · Nhori. l'l!ao. IJI'OIIItuted hlm'!'it $ld IIOld himself out to Ill~ l>IP'' ll' lhe ' .- . . " ,"' .. ,. w such as North Vietnam," said McGovern. ''It has enllamed pubtic opinloo agalnst after his Convention rested in California L. R. Hannon Dies Saturday us all Lawrence R. Harmoo, 66, of around the world and it's the Rl 2 Pt. Pleasant, dled Saturfirst thing we've got to stop if day at 4:40 p.m. In the Mcwe want to end thll! war." Klrmey Nursing Horne at Letart Plank Fight following a three year illness. The 46-year-Oid senator said Harmon was the former carehe would fight for a ustrong Vietnam plank In the platform.. at the Democratic ootwention. McCarthy, in Los Angeles for conferences and campaigning to win support from the 174-member California today delegation pledged to the late Son. Robert KeM~, said SJ.nday he wouJd '*go all the way" in his bid tor the presidency. Humphrey said &mday In a n o t h e r interview (KABC' s r---·-·---··~·--,·---1 Hair ~ryTing· A Spe.; ia lty OPEN TllfSDAY EVENING 7 TIL 9 IMARY JUNE'S BEAUTY SHOP Phone 9V"-3667 I I I I taker of the Steenbergen a n d Johnson properties on Main st. He was born on July 23, 1902 In Mason Coont,y, soo of the late Henry and Mary Jane Leport Harmon. He was a member of the Hickory Chapel United Melliodlst Church. . the winolng team from District 10 at 7 p.m. Frtday. Ollly 16 teams of the state will portlclpsiAl. Dick Well scored the decid- Effiei one son, William Joseph, eHIGHLIGHTS FOR WEDNESDAY, AUGUST Jane Goett, Clnal Winchester, and Mrs. Mary June O'DeU, co- 10:00 AM TO 4 PM-KIDDIES DAY 11:00 AM-JUNIOR FAIR-SHOWMANSHIP AND JUDGING 1:00 PM-HORSE SHOW 10:00 PM-FIREWORKS brother, Andrew Soltesz, Colum- 10 grandchildren; four sisters, a Ann Lenge, Columbus: Julia Perone, Worthington; Mary Bauerle, Pa.. taskala, and Margaret Miller, Oak Ridge, Tem. Funeral senrices will be held TUesday at 9 a. m. from the Schoedinger - Norris Funeral Home, 3574 ~orth Broadway, Grove Clcy. Burial wUI be In Riverview Cemetery at Middleport at 2 p. rn. on llfuesday, i. former Idea• of baadllllleHas In mevle men. ftla !1 Boldm Feymu, a Yu(tlia• vlau &lo(o aod ocreen actor who hal been eboaoo to play the starring role Ia the upoomlac IBm, "The Adventuren." Ted Pullins Dies Saturday Funeral services for Ted puJ.. lins, 67, Union Ave., Pomeroy, who died Saturday evening lo the Pleosant Vsl!ey Hospltll at Pt. Pleasant, will be held Tuesday at 2 p, m. at llie Ewing Chapel with the Rev. Eugene Gill oMclatlng. Burial will be in the Memorial Garden Cemetery. survivors inelude hh wife, Bessie Tracy Pullins: t.hree sons, Tom, at home: ao:l James and Gerald, botllo!Pomeroy; a daughter, Betty Pullins Sayre, Middle-- Frteilds may call at tho funor· al home ao,ytime. Ask to Wed Gary Michael Smith, 18, Middleport, Oiling statloo a!IA!odaot, and Barbara Jean Brumley, 17, Middleport; Joho Robert Hoory, Jr., 20. Dolawara, stock boy, and Jaoet Faye Priddy, 17, RL 1, Rutlaod, studoDI; Ham J~q~~oa Cunningham, 21, HI. 3, POmeroy, mechanic:, and Brenda &le . Thomas Browa, 23, Itt. t, Porn· eroy, clerk: Dor Clark Coates, 2S, MiddletoWn, drill preos Oil· orator, and Ju<t" Am WUllamo, 21, Rutlaod, besutlclao; Earl Harvey GUkoy, 20, Middleport, U. S. Army, and Nancy Elizabeth Lambert, 19, Middleport. Barbecue Held Racine American Legion Post and swimming were the diver- COUNTY'S Divorce Asked A petition for divorce has been rued In Meigs Coonty comrnoo pleaa court by Etta Mao Par- • DAYS-AUGUST 13 THRU 17 KENTUCKY FRIED I FUED AT FESTIVAL SAN MARTINO V.ALIE CAU. DINA, ltlb• (UPJ) - Guollro . ' READY. TO GO - Dine AmiiBMionts hlsllll rides lnatalled iiiii'OIIII;y 1<1 10 on the MldirQ· the Rock Sprlnp Fairgrounds tor the 105th fair w~h q>em this ev.tn!Jw. FIVE-D}.Y FORECAST By United PreiS lotAornatlooal Toau!oraturos -In Ohio wUl 4 Defendants ave,.... near oormal Tuesday through Saturday night. High Foor deteodanto forfeited · boods and two wore tined Salurday nlglll In tho oourt o! Mil!dleport Mayor C. 0. Fisher. Fortaltlng $25 bonds w o r o temperatures wUI ave,.... around 80 In the oorth to tho mid-80s In the sooth, with Iowa arouod 60 oorth to the mid-BOo In the sooth. GraWal warming until cod· or, about Saturday. Ralntall will total OIIIH!UariAlr to Kellb French, 18, Mfl!dleport; Thomas D. Evans, 19, Middle. port Route 1; Thomas K. Woods, 18, Middleport, eseb on rockhair inch as Ulurxlershowers loBS oporatloo Char!I8S, a n d toward tho end or the week. Cl,yde E. Triplett, 19, Racloe ·~m. =::r<::'$:'!i§liif"""""""i:~"x;<­ Route 1, ~.;, speeding, ~z;:;::,.w~m;:; o• Fined were Hubert C. Pul- accident. at,;;. , The Rutland F1mltvn Companr Operates Th• Rutlancl Fumiture Store ancl the BoHle Gas lusl- aess.lf you neetllottlt Gas In any Size Tank: - To Ooee 2_!Jays *' Mayor Fines broke out it a religious featiftl lins, 29, Middleport. $15 a n d &lnday botweoo two !eucllng costa, speod1og, and Arthur L groups and nine persons were Jomsoo, 54, (lalllpolla, ~ and wounded. More than 3,000 relijt- costs, leaving the scene ol an loos celebrants Oed In panic. , omceo of the Me1B1 Courthouse will close at botll TIII!rsday and ~ week so that otnelal& and ployoa ~1at1Aond l!lo).OSU1 Mel County. Fair. USE OUR IOmED GAS IN YOUR MOBILE HOME ••• LOWEST RATES ,.,....... -,mo-••-::1• SUPBR PI.OOIIf t1U'-"" HUT~ UIU lEW S1SltM Of &lS aanaat CALL: 742-4211 IF BUILDING A NEW HOUSE HAVE .YOUR CONTRACTOR FIGURE A NO SWIMMING :::&: There will ba oo nlgllt aw~Jil, mlng Wednesday of this week lis: tile Middleport Pool, duo 1<1 lll)t Melga Coont,y Flllr, Torry ~· linger, nwiQer, llliiOIIOCe~ There wW ba sw!mrnlqr, holJ:! ever, from 1 wS p. m. Wedoal!'l da,y, ... ,. BOTTLE GAS FURNACE OPERATOR OF THE RUTLAND BOTTLE 6AS BUSINESS THEN CALL US 742-4211 NEAT WITH IT- COOK WITH ITI You can heat and cook with 1 tank, set 25 feet Irom your !lailer. Why buy fuel oil? If you order a new trailer. order ooe for Bottled Gas. Get our discount no\" on LP Gas for your !lailer. WE WILL SERVE YOU ANYWHEREII TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY ~ We're Famous For Furniture &Appliance Values, Tool LODGE TO MEET ' FORSALE , Roclr10 Lodge '461, F. and A.M. CANNING TOMATOES. Brl~ wtll meet at ·7:30 p, m. Tuesday . ow'o CDOtalnor. Don lloiJdo.; for work 1o 1111 .Mas!Br Ma801ls &holt, Syracuse. 8 12 310 degree. BE SURE -V,l, .s·IT A VIEW OF OUR RUTLAND BULK BOTTLE G~ PLANT Mark Ill GAS HEAnH& S1mll Value·wln rboppero trora o 4-eounty area come to this biC furnitur~ mart in our mall · tuwa. WHY! ••• Because they eet bit ton oelectiPn.. •r. amau towa priee•. *•'~ Jtm ; famou. for value•! And you'.ii find all tile famou1 aamea yo• want: lloytag .. , Zenith ... Serta .•• aud fino furnlturo from lho aatioo'o lerdlnJ matera. Shop Rutiond Furnituro, you'll be pleannf4' 1urprllodl ELBERFELDS DISPLAY ·wE WILL SEE YOU AT THE MEIGS COUNTY FAIRII PICTURED ABOVE A RECENT SHIPMENT OF 500 GAL. BULK TANKS JUST RECEIVED FROM MACON, GEORGIA IN THE NEW GRANGE BUILDING ANNEX ONTHE MIDWAY! MARGARET NEUMAN WilL BE PLAYING . YOUR FAVORITE SONGS ON A' KIMBALL PIANO FROM OUR SECOND FLOOR MUSIC DEPARTMENT. STOP BY AND ASK MARGARET TO-PLAY ''YOUR SONG". New Day of Styling and Comfort Begins with sons, Rt. 2, Racine, against Paul H. Parsons. TheplaiJKitfcllarges neglect ofmQ and extreme cruolcy, and aooks custody of a IIJ'OS& minor child ' OUR THREE BUI.K TRUCKS ACTUAL · PHOTO OF OUR TANKS IN STOCK NQW AND READY TO SERVE YOU MEIGS GENERAL HOSPITAL ' SATURDAY ADidiSSIONS - None. SATURDAY DISCHARGESRev. T. A. Cleland, Pearl Poulin. SUNDAY ADMISSIONS- Char· CHICKEN les Hawk, Pomeroy; carl Schultz, Racine. SUNDAY DISCHARGFS- None. •• ' Callettobur& Ky., ldl!ed lnaonecar cruh near Coal Grove Friday; Doll,y White, 27, Columbus, ldlled In a one-car accldoDI on Ohio 204, just east of Falrllold County Rd. 256, naar Lanca&IAlr Sloday; VIncent Read, 45, Clrelevillo, drowoed at Deer Creek Reservoir, aod Gordoo Bland, 17, Columbus, drowood w h II e swimming at Tar Hollow State Forest, also &lnday. ' ' sions. 105th • SURLY LOOK ••• replatod r. AND · , AND tHE WE .HAVE FOR OUR ·CUSTOMERS THAT HAS :BUILT ASMALL BUSINESS 11' YEARS AGO INTO ONE OF THE ARNOLD GRATE cludod Harry P. stapletoo, 39, 602 members and their families held a chicken harbecue &lrday at Hlddoo Lakes lo tho nowl,y conatcucted shelter arOL Fishing MEIGS . ..-...{ Largest Bottle Gas Operations in Ohio pulhed 1he woekend tratrle toll to at leoat 20 poroons - makIng lho.....-IXloo!lhawurat In several weeks. Tile Olllo lligiJway Patrol and United Prasa IDUtmatlonal eamt - from 6 p.m. Friday 1<1 midnight ·amctay - also ohowod two drowDiogs and .. ln<Uatrlal ••• cldont, wbleb pulhed 1he total "' · 23 woekend doalha. Fatalities lo- Pullins. Grove City; three daughters, Jo Ann, at home; Mrs. Margaret [ 5 BIG :::::0::%~...<. ~- lnl! two dod>le flllai!J.y accidents, port: ftve grandsons, two grand-daughters, and a brother, C a r 1 Dies Saturday aoo ' El.Veo doalhaSaturday, lnclud- now advances to the state tour~ oamcnt In Columbus andwl!lplay bus, ·' By United Press lalernslloftal At Marietta Joseph Soltesz, Jr., 55, of 97 Woodlawn Ave., Grove City, died Saturday in ML carmel Hospital. Mr. Soltesz was an employee or llie American Standard eo. He is survived by his wite, l -:-·::; , .. ' '''"''*1-'""'~ '' ' ' ;:±~"';:;..:;:;:> Soars to 20 . The Nalloowlde rasti)(tch soft. ball team of Meigs Coont,y tho District 12 touroameot at Marieua ~ by scoring a 1-'1 triumph over Sardl'l! o1. MarIetta. Dale Harrtsoo, wirmlog 001'1cr for Nslloowlde, sl!owed Ollly two bits. The game had been started Saturday but was called after 1'h lnolngs because of rain. It was the foorth consecutive year the team has won the district 12 tourosmenl. Natloowlde ·E , · TT E GAS SERVI ,I:ND·IVI·D-0 L IN-DEPENDENT DEALER? Gl'lnataad. Wins Tourney lumbus: n, REA~LY '· WOULDN'T YOU RATHER ·BUY FROM AN Weekend' 'iolt: ' Jospeh Soltesz BRING THE FAMILY ,, Nationwide 9 &~rvlv!og Is one brother, Char- ing run for Nationwide wflen he les M, Harmon, of Ft. Pleas- came home on one of the two ant. Fw1eral service will be 11 hits by Harrison, Milch were a.m. Tuesday in the Crow-Hua- the only ones for Nationwide. Saleded from tho Natloowide sell Funeral Home with the Rev. Normal Nash officiating. Burial team for the all-tourney team will be In Lone Oak CemciAlry. were Charlie Hamilton, T o m Friends may call at the funeral Grueser, Jim Joe Hem&l~, and Dale and Phil Harrison. home. Other Nationwide pla,yers who will oarticlpsiAlln llio state toorARTiflCIAL HEARTS nament are Tom Grueser. Bob SYDNEY, Australia (UPO Easboan, Don Swisher, Harold Surgeons may replace human Brown, Dick Well, Buddy Cunhearts with artificia1 hearts witt.. dlli, Bill Arnot~ George IJooo. in the next 10 years, Dr, Chris- van, and Coach Kenny Wiggens. tiaan Barnard said tod&J>, The south Mrican pioneer heart transplant specialist is attending the 3rd Australian Medical Congress. AUGUST 13-17 1 • &loday In U.S. bombing of North Vietnam winding bad been a failu~ and would victory, have be stq>pod before the war could be ~d. "II doesn't work against a primitive agricultural society D tile ' ' VETERANS MEMORIAL CHAR SEA FOOD . IROIED STEAKS "OPEN 24 lOUIS A DAY" CROW'S STEAK HOUSE DRIVt.·IH RESTAURANT POMEROY, 0. HOSmAL SATURDAY ADMISSIONS Berrdce Wlnkler, New Haven; ~po Triplett, Portland; Ellon Couch, Pomerw: Angela Martin, Middleport; M&rjorlo Bonoclum, Roedovllle; Vlrglola McCune, Rutland. SATURDAY DISCHARGES Georgia Smith, J1111er Marka, WEDNESDAY, THURSDAY, FRJ!)AY AFTERNOONS FRIDAY EVENINGS, SATURDAY MORNING AND LATE AFT~RNOONS . rrMEET YOUR FRIENDS AT ELBERFELDS~ . ffMEET YOUR FRIENDS AT ELBERF~WS '' 'STOREr; ' . t . 1-.: ·. • ' .. ·"' WE SALUTE THE ·MEIGS · ._,tl_ ,~,i, . Groce. 1- ;·~.. ' ,, ~~ ' I ' I, ' ,' ~ t ..-·.'l· ·~_.::' ' J, ' ~' ' ' ' I 't •Y.te• tYir JIIDaftet..a. .Jtow, a...t • '"floor turn.r. ...... .._b." a ~plehlr - l i e ...~ra~ ...... .,........ iailolll loODIJI .... booAU _ _ I.,. . '. 'l'lii! •.,. , _ 11.0111 IiTI1 .. J..u,.·.-• ...._ ._ fw'-.il ;...~.... Wto,.,. """''""" 10 liOitf ~Croro. SUNDAY ADMISSIONS - Sitar· oo ThGnQ>son, Rutland; Mlnolo Rlggr, DextM; WaJIAlr llayeo, Lotal'l. W. VL;i'rlnklloWolte,s,rr. acuso; Earl C1'1dclook, ,Wert Collllllbi-. SUNDAY DJSOIARGE - Jolin ·.- ,. . . . . leoot-.. - --TIMCOO, ioc. . . IOill- .. - . i '>/ . I :_· , '' , I I �. j ' •• 0., Alii- 1%, 1968 Noorr ' · hoi:' "'. · ' ' ' J ''' ·· -Ptl~. ""lapd ~~). ~PJPbl~· plletl UPt101' ~fCJ t,he P<.UW'· · · ·N·· .'\ . · e-w ' 'i W1ill•F~rmlil\l, ,., .•. ,.:,. . . . ,,.: , . New wqrk ¥1'1. .Owl llema, ' ara!ll>d'W · PJ7Dioutli,too. ~ cy tilaa· l!liilneed upon :11;- Qullii, whetltOr· In .~old fabrics, . llie 'pplila. and •Just In weirlnc ljlparel, or palntiiiJleot,. , at li'Oiindl by .,... ' tlda weak. Tile """ be liken lei the KI'WIId• U1d plac. ' · ed ill 1lle ares delllgualed for achool dloplaya. time. IIIDUI ·••l!d ' & Ylaltor. ,.;{ ,' ep>ries, wW be glvenpreference lor uhlbltllw ,ill U1e DomeaUc Arts llej)lrllbenl of the JOSth · Annual Meigs Cwni.Y Fair, Aug. cent. 13-17. 14Jol~ eoui1tlea ·I~ Not more than one entry In ellglbleio,.eJ!}ll\llt Y, ·• , BIIIUI<Iass by U1e sunep,.... The .J)I!IIIni,OC.,-tlcl;l'iiW be' ' oon..Wbepermltted,acc'ordlng ~lone lt10L~oof.'»i' i5.Ait · : totherules,anclanyarticlewhlch arUclea : ~Judi!IJC~il!Qboon hu been awarded a premium the £I'OWlllf nqt Jjiter than 9 L irJ. wlthill ihe past two years Is not on Tue~, 'i\U&J4. · eligible Cor entry. 111, depar.il!Jent I n c f u d t.1 The Ohio Slate Unl•'erslt;v Ago cla&Sea . lor ·hous~ljold fabrics, rlcultural College Extension rugs, knitted articles, sheet. and •: ·· . . .. '' TO THE ''l'lltMassttl....... for,. .,, .. li'ICIGrrigld ... wl .......... IIJ ......actor IIIII priclllngt.H 'Jiult ohaU- "" llllb II 1101111 lllllll1 bout Wo - <Old!- "" CID -Oil fOUl ..... IIIII .... 1111 )'0111' ldlld al - tbat • DriiD'ktbo--lnJ00 CID Jlllb. Jhto 111. P>Jo II- 011 ,... flllll. .... 00, ' '' •' • ~- '.' If' II I .• , .. ..' ' ............... ' I MP1ft -- --· ' ......._ . I THE • t .. '. I MEIGS COUNTY ~QUIPMENT I ' POMEROY ' ' I I PHONE THE WELL CHILD® \ ' l Fulton-Th pson Tractor Sales SPRING AVE. . HOLLYWOOD itJPI,-Rob- I I LO UN LOADERS & FEED .,I ·J ~; '(;~' jl . :. ~ : AWINNER AT ANY FAIR! ON YOUR WAY TO THE MEIGS COUNTY FAIR STOP IN AND SEE _.- t.l' •,. i•' • '·' • '' NEW 68 CHEVROLET$, TRUCKS AND CAMPERS I' ' Good Salecllon Of 68's the thlsyearatthe Yoor Chevy Dealer 992-2126 i ' INTEREST IS HIGH in horse harness racing program to be held Meigs Coonty Fair. Here Sherrl Imasted, exercises one of the horses or local owners, Wald and Edward Humphrey. The Humphrey stables will have two pacers entered ln this year's nces. Pari-mutuel betting on races will be permitted at the Meigs Fair for the ftrst,tlme this year, _, Overflow Horses Due lo the large number FIRST QUALITY LAUNDERERS & CLEANERS FOR OVER 60 YEARS the 105th armual Meigs Count;v Fair, the lair board Is maklnc arrangements to have large tents erected to houae Ute overflow. Besides the horse show, horse and pooy coolormatlon judging, pony harness raein& and raeInS lor ponte,_and horsea, there Is a reconf'll\terest 'this year We- Extend our best wishes to tht kys and vlrlt of Meigt County and to all thou who have helped to make the FAIR the best one yet. I I 51 In the horse hameu racing pro. (!l'am. This year for the first time, J)lrl-mutuel betting on horse hameos racing 1'1111 be permitted at the Melgo Cwnt,y Fair. lhe L CLEARANCE Chaplain Koster Speaking Tonight AFTER THE FAIR SEE US -WE'RE CLEARING OUTOUR 68'S Gerald KDater, formerly of Melp Couney and DOW chaplain o! the Training Jnatltute o! Central Ohio, will be llllOst speak. er Wilen the llltiUal serv!CI>s of AFEW 1968 OLDSMOBILE AND CADILLAC$ the Melga SEVERAL WITH AIR CONDITIONING Cadillac- Oldsriwbile • KARR &VAN ZANDT • I ,' Ohio , ' "' The average temperature in san Lake in JaniWy 1o 2M deartes. City • ' Having already discussed the steps Involved in Jelling your child stand alone up to his entrance lnlo firot grade, let'o take a look at your child of 8 to 11. The pre-teen no I o n ge r needs lo have his mother hover over him directing his move--and he often. ROBINSON$ R..~t.r and Eihyl Grillo GASOLINE COMPLETE ON THE FARM · SERVICE! · . ,' . . · , . • . .' v · , . • HOLLYWOOD INEA I It is only fitting, after all . that the star of a new television series called The Ghost and Mrs. Muir believes in ghosts. Edward Mulhare is the believer. He's play- ing the ghost. opposite Hope Lange's Mrs. Muir, on NBC's new entrant. And, although he's never seen a ghost, he thinks they 're for real. " I believe," he says, "that there is a lot that we don't understand . Ghosts may not necessarily be human in furm- perhaps it is just 8ome kind of left-over emotion- but I do " Hello, Dolly!" and "The Yearling" on Broad- MuJhare . ,.tJ;Ie tall, handsome.. supersauve JrlshmanAhay not have ever Sef!n a Specter, but he has seen something he can't explain. It happened durjng World W< r II . when he was stationed in Northern Ireland , in a very cold, for no earthly reason ." As for the series, Mulhare is playing his ghost benevolently-" gruffly benevolent," he says. He's excited about the series. He hadn't done a film for two years "because I'd gotten in a bad rut, playing heavies that had no dimension to them . "This gives me a chance to be romantic for the first time in an American £ilm," he says. " And I feel that there is a romantic side to me." Q-~ ~ " l~und a , i · ~qrseilfoe kh!ney In .a oneserious ls ' "'""'Tltl~ ·J· a 'develOpmental . ~ • .., . • "\ · ~ , 1 • . ~~"!l! .,.-~-. ... .._,. ___ , • • • Anybody who collects old CALL ~92-2101 .ca.:!'. .""v~'k~~uPn -Laot ·:rear lbe . A 11 accountant friend says that the surest way to yet your books audited i! to yive the boss a big smile . HEATING OIL Rizer Oil Co. also prvic~s wiih regular scheduled deliveries-met,r pr!~fed ticket on each 4elivery- cleanest fuel oil available-bUdget pay plan-to give yot:i.im~lie~t equal ~y111ents f6r the year-we •keep t~n~ full SQ you'li have no wotries for hliat in col~est weat~er, . your . "I • . • FOR EXPERT SERVI<!:E· '. ·' ••• • 1 1' • )". .' \• :,. • .. ' WoD)ari's wor.k is never Dillon's insurance done-at leaat. not on ·the d1aab1Uty lneome benetlta, reJ)OI:ta the H~th lnsurancf" ln~ ~==~ 51 'ltlllpays benefits . to ·replace w_ares lost when or lljct, pr doyo dad is left In charge of the house. I) • Q - the billgest break of h11 career when he eo-stars wlth JUUe Christie tor Universal In '"In • Search of Gregory." Spoce Thriller HOLLYWOOD I UPil-Her- bert Lom joins Roy Thinnea ln "Doppelganger," a space ezplora.tion thriller. See You At The MEIGS COUNTY FAIR I ON ALL might con- 1968 MODEL ZENITH TV's. and STEREOS ---------------------------, ~ FAIR DAYS DEALS ON ALL OF OUR I Calif. SHAFTER, <UPll What happens to boUwonna after a cotton fteld ls spra.yed. with an organic phosphate In~ secttclde? I LINOLEUM FLOOR COVERING CARPET University of California en· say ·only a amall portion or the worma are killed. They say the 8)Jtay apP4Lrently only deatroys ttle adult, egg. Jayilll part .of the bollworm ·pepuloUon: INGELS FURN OPEN FRI. &SAT. NIGHTS MIDDLEPORT 992-2635 SINCE BEFORE YOU WERE ALlnLE FOR OYER 100 YEARS ••••••• EBERSBACH CO. HAS BEEN SERVING THE BIG-BEND AREA Some folk ne-ver 'gamble but most ·oj us s n e u k. across streetr otl the red liyht now dnd then . ---- ~-~~~ . ·. SALUTING THE ' 105th ANNUAL • ., ~ I L-------------------------~ to~ologlsts • > . CO). comer Michael Sarraztn rete as you leave in the eve· , ning. COIIIPanlta paid ••1 .2 bJWon tn Tl.l AT THE M~IGS CQQNJY FlJ~: ::./· ' UNITED NATIONS <UP!l- A first performance of a Swa~ hUl version of Shakespeare's ''Julius Caesar" by President JuUus K. Nyerere of Tanzania was 'recently given ln Dar-esSalaam, ucordlng to the U.N. Educational. Sclentltlc and Cultural OrganizatiOn 1 UNES- sider following Diana Darrin s example. She has some 50 old firearms around, and , in the wake of Sen .. Robert Kennedy 's murder , many of her fraends urged her to turn them in to the police. But she refused . She treasures her collection, which includes a pistol that belonged tO Jesse James , Instead , she found a ballistics expert who removed all the firing pins and filled the barrels with lead. ·WIS~ING. YO~. lU .t ·; GfQt :~-. ,c :.'' ·. alltut~~F.¥:E;h;~:~~;; For Your Winter R~qu~ements ·.· ~uns James Qamer lig lroak tures anii televisiQii shows for that studio. He hopes The Virginian wiiJ gain him recognition, so that he can go back to doing what he loves best- musicals. But he's so determined to make good on the western that he's even taking roping lessons, and very few actors are that dedicated. BARBS abnormality in which the l~wer poles of the right and By PHIL PASTOR£T lefl kidney, which are fused in the embryo, remain fused lf the wolf is at the door afler birth and throughout feed him. Perhaps he'll keep life . In practically all persons . salesmen away. with · horseshoe kidney, the kidney function is normal and -~-----'-- co~stars and Gayle Hwmieutt. HOLLYWOOD CUPil'-New- A First Durable Bollworm on the chin. · whlch New York suburb. He acted and sang and danced in off-Broadway musicals, then was in way. Universal signeg him and brought him west las.t y~ar .. a~ ti'e'l: bee,"'.ig, s•veral fea- old, spooky house . "There had been a seance there. " he savs, "and for days afterwards there was sonle· thing abroad in that house . There was furniture that moved around, unexplained rap· pings, that sort of thing. We all turned I« HOLLYWOOD IUPll--Sh&r• on Farrell wlJI play tbe uue role In ''The lJtt.le Slater.. to do what he really wanted-go into busl· ness . And he was very successful at it." Hartman grew up in Pelham, a fashionable believe that there is something there." r£~:~.h.~}~ze.~r·~- ~.l ~~~ :::~.~ . ~::~~~:!~~:~ru:nJ~:~~ RESTAURANT IN POMJiRAy' , :. ~':'i;",lll ~ltl: ~ow . loth '· . YS · BAILE RIZER OIL tOMPANY . By DICK KLEINER NEA Hollywood Correspondent The Virginian has a new sidekick this year and he's a big one. David Hartman is 6 feet 5 and he's tall even out of the saddle. The Virginian's gain is American industry 's lass. Hartman . after attending Duke University and doing his time in service, was faced with a big decision. He had offers from 32 major companies-including IBM and Kaiser and people like that- or he could have gone into professional baseball- he was a slug~ing first baseman-or he might prefer acting. He took two weeks to mull things over. And, he says, he came to the conclusion that he might as welJ do what he really wanted to do--give show business a whirl. "One thing that influenced me ," he says, " was my father 's experience. He had been a Methodist minister for 14 years when he left llllnlsterlal Aasn., are held at 7:30 p.m. · MoodlY to open the I05tb 111111ual Melga County Fair. The Rev. Bill Perrin and the Rev. Glen HU11, preatdrmt and viCI> pre-. respeeUvely, o! tile ministerial association, will be ill charge o! the serviCI>a. LEFT AND PLENTY OF VALUE-RATED USED CARS AT CLOSE-OUT PRICES ' ~ By WAYNl G. BRANDSTADT, M.D. VI. 'T. FARM GAS NEEDS .· of , horses and J)Oil.[es expected at WHO HELPED IN ANY WAY TOWARDS THE SUCCESS OF THE BIG 105th MEIGS COUNTY FAIR .. FINE FOOD 0 vouR 'WAy ~----~ Tents to House TAKE A BIG BOWl All OF YOU MIDDLEPORT • • • Ghost's Ghost Believes in 'em FOR Open Eves. Til 8 ~~~~~ Pre-teen Needs Room To Expand Interests TRI:LUSTRE CLEANERS 992-5130 SHOWBEAT ert Webber wm replace character actor Albert Salmi in ·'The Big Bounce," after Salmi bounced himself into a broken ankle playing tennis. To which most girls would agree. ' tills clear. De;pile the fact that he sometimes appears not to care about his parents' ! feelings, it is very important '' for him to know that you are there and that you still care abilut him. ' CLEANERS Your pre-teen need! room ' 1o expand his interests and 992-5.428 POMEROY his activities. 11 you want to '-;::;:::::::::::::...!!~dr:a:•:tlc~s:te:ps~t=o~m:ak:e get the most enjoyment !rom 1 your relationship, now is the time to watch and encourage him without feeling !hal you mJ1St become ' a c t1 v e I y involved. Let him make his own .declsiona,O.r e '~ a.vh Is 'lflendnina his bQbtitei'!'lf he makes a few mistakes, he will learn more from them than he could possibly learn from your well-meant advice. This does not mean that the .sky's the limit. You must still know where he ill, wllen he wJU be home and who he is with. If he .knows that you have confidence ill his ability to correct his mistakes by hlmoelf he will be more likely lo accept your guidance on matters that really count Learn lo talk will! your child, not at him. He has probably heard all your Ideas on proper conduct many times. Endless repetition will not help at this stage. If he refuses to tidy up his room, you should make It a 1 firm rule !bat he can't mess UJ> the .,rest of the bouse and tl!"t he Ia not to creaie any J\To · ., .ftre hazards in . his private 1 1' ' pi~J!Y· Finally,'- 'do9't ·make .( ' . moonlalns . out or molehills. ~·t back down where a 'C' moral issue' is Involved. Don't IJI. . refuse to help him if .he asks ' Title Rolo Replacement I l r Co. events. Miss Mees hardled all of the details for the preliminary revue held last week in Middleport and will be in charge or the st.yle rewe to be held SaturdaJI morning when Meigs County Junior Falr activities highlight the Meigs Fair. I OLLAMD PATZ JANET MEE8, WEARING A COAT, hat ond dreu wllkh ......... io,. tured with her brother, Larry, who served as her escort during ~H fa1hlon , VAJl1ETY IN LOUNGING CLOTHES to be eJdtlbited at the IMUal Meigs Coonty Junior Fair .this week is demonstrated. &om len to rlgh4 by Mary Smith, Heidi Milh011J1, lleUy Shaffer, 5andra sayre and Margie Jeffers, I ' STOP BY AND SEE US ON YOUR WAY TO THE FAIR! uRei)Jiou•" River . The most ureligious" river In the world Is the Ganges, which empties Into the Bay of Bengal after a course of 1,557 miles. Three hundred and fifty mUUon Hindus eonslder 1t1 waters to be sacred. I I , MASSEY -FERGUSOM CIIORE BOY MILKERS Neutzling, Lois sauer and Becky Nease during the summer musical at the Meigs County Fair this week. •'•,• I) .,.,\ MPUO AUTHORIZED SALES &SERVIC Berm dancers, lett to right, Bette Hobstetter, ·Kathy Morgan, Cathy Bailey, Am H<iter, Pam ' •• ) WtSaja AN OLD SONG - SOPIIJSTICATED SWING - WITII a new a<lion wW be presented by lila .' I' BY (It's Your Time-Model Clearance Timt) ". ._, ,.•'. . •: CLEARANCE PRICED . ';J., . ..'. ' WELCOME :•. You . •' .' -r lf" ••£ the LOU'S ASHL'A ·ND •· • ••• • •••• • •• • • • • • • e •••• •• •••• ~; ' !t..,, ,I ~· lot of leatben, Percy .... wu reoovor!DI from a bum on hla beat alter picklug up a 01 ctcamte butt and a · leg inJ1117 ,...lved from · a mallciqus - 1i (., • ·~· 'JI!4dl~"""'""*'' ' ' I ~EIGS COUNTY. FAIR )-'-.fn"'i �. j ' •• 0., Alii- 1%, 1968 Noorr ' · hoi:' "'. · ' ' ' J ''' ·· -Ptl~. ""lapd ~~). ~PJPbl~· plletl UPt101' ~fCJ t,he P<.UW'· · · ·N·· .'\ . · e-w ' 'i W1ill•F~rmlil\l, ,., .•. ,.:,. . . . ,,.: , . New wqrk ¥1'1. .Owl llema, ' ara!ll>d'W · PJ7Dioutli,too. ~ cy tilaa· l!liilneed upon :11;- Qullii, whetltOr· In .~old fabrics, . llie 'pplila. and •Just In weirlnc ljlparel, or palntiiiJleot,. , at li'Oiindl by .,... ' tlda weak. Tile """ be liken lei the KI'WIId• U1d plac. ' · ed ill 1lle ares delllgualed for achool dloplaya. time. IIIDUI ·••l!d ' & Ylaltor. ,.;{ ,' ep>ries, wW be glvenpreference lor uhlbltllw ,ill U1e DomeaUc Arts llej)lrllbenl of the JOSth · Annual Meigs Cwni.Y Fair, Aug. cent. 13-17. 14Jol~ eoui1tlea ·I~ Not more than one entry In ellglbleio,.eJ!}ll\llt Y, ·• , BIIIUI<Iass by U1e sunep,.... The .J)I!IIIni,OC.,-tlcl;l'iiW be' ' oon..Wbepermltted,acc'ordlng ~lone lt10L~oof.'»i' i5.Ait · : totherules,anclanyarticlewhlch arUclea : ~Judi!IJC~il!Qboon hu been awarded a premium the £I'OWlllf nqt Jjiter than 9 L irJ. wlthill ihe past two years Is not on Tue~, 'i\U&J4. · eligible Cor entry. 111, depar.il!Jent I n c f u d t.1 The Ohio Slate Unl•'erslt;v Ago cla&Sea . lor ·hous~ljold fabrics, rlcultural College Extension rugs, knitted articles, sheet. and •: ·· . . .. '' TO THE ''l'lltMassttl....... for,. .,, .. li'ICIGrrigld ... wl .......... IIJ ......actor IIIII priclllngt.H 'Jiult ohaU- "" llllb II 1101111 lllllll1 bout Wo - <Old!- "" CID -Oil fOUl ..... IIIII .... 1111 )'0111' ldlld al - tbat • DriiD'ktbo--lnJ00 CID Jlllb. Jhto 111. P>Jo II- 011 ,... flllll. .... 00, ' '' •' • ~- '.' If' II I .• , .. ..' ' ............... ' I MP1ft -- --· ' ......._ . I THE • t .. '. I MEIGS COUNTY ~QUIPMENT I ' POMEROY ' ' I I PHONE THE WELL CHILD® \ ' l Fulton-Th pson Tractor Sales SPRING AVE. . HOLLYWOOD itJPI,-Rob- I I LO UN LOADERS & FEED .,I ·J ~; '(;~' jl . :. ~ : AWINNER AT ANY FAIR! ON YOUR WAY TO THE MEIGS COUNTY FAIR STOP IN AND SEE _.- t.l' •,. i•' • '·' • '' NEW 68 CHEVROLET$, TRUCKS AND CAMPERS I' ' Good Salecllon Of 68's the thlsyearatthe Yoor Chevy Dealer 992-2126 i ' INTEREST IS HIGH in horse harness racing program to be held Meigs Coonty Fair. Here Sherrl Imasted, exercises one of the horses or local owners, Wald and Edward Humphrey. The Humphrey stables will have two pacers entered ln this year's nces. Pari-mutuel betting on races will be permitted at the Meigs Fair for the ftrst,tlme this year, _, Overflow Horses Due lo the large number FIRST QUALITY LAUNDERERS & CLEANERS FOR OVER 60 YEARS the 105th armual Meigs Count;v Fair, the lair board Is maklnc arrangements to have large tents erected to houae Ute overflow. Besides the horse show, horse and pooy coolormatlon judging, pony harness raein& and raeInS lor ponte,_and horsea, there Is a reconf'll\terest 'this year We- Extend our best wishes to tht kys and vlrlt of Meigt County and to all thou who have helped to make the FAIR the best one yet. I I 51 In the horse hameu racing pro. (!l'am. This year for the first time, J)lrl-mutuel betting on horse hameos racing 1'1111 be permitted at the Melgo Cwnt,y Fair. lhe L CLEARANCE Chaplain Koster Speaking Tonight AFTER THE FAIR SEE US -WE'RE CLEARING OUTOUR 68'S Gerald KDater, formerly of Melp Couney and DOW chaplain o! the Training Jnatltute o! Central Ohio, will be llllOst speak. er Wilen the llltiUal serv!CI>s of AFEW 1968 OLDSMOBILE AND CADILLAC$ the Melga SEVERAL WITH AIR CONDITIONING Cadillac- Oldsriwbile • KARR &VAN ZANDT • I ,' Ohio , ' "' The average temperature in san Lake in JaniWy 1o 2M deartes. City • ' Having already discussed the steps Involved in Jelling your child stand alone up to his entrance lnlo firot grade, let'o take a look at your child of 8 to 11. The pre-teen no I o n ge r needs lo have his mother hover over him directing his move--and he often. ROBINSON$ R..~t.r and Eihyl Grillo GASOLINE COMPLETE ON THE FARM · SERVICE! · . ,' . . · , . • . .' v · , . • HOLLYWOOD INEA I It is only fitting, after all . that the star of a new television series called The Ghost and Mrs. Muir believes in ghosts. Edward Mulhare is the believer. He's play- ing the ghost. opposite Hope Lange's Mrs. Muir, on NBC's new entrant. And, although he's never seen a ghost, he thinks they 're for real. " I believe," he says, "that there is a lot that we don't understand . Ghosts may not necessarily be human in furm- perhaps it is just 8ome kind of left-over emotion- but I do " Hello, Dolly!" and "The Yearling" on Broad- MuJhare . ,.tJ;Ie tall, handsome.. supersauve JrlshmanAhay not have ever Sef!n a Specter, but he has seen something he can't explain. It happened durjng World W< r II . when he was stationed in Northern Ireland , in a very cold, for no earthly reason ." As for the series, Mulhare is playing his ghost benevolently-" gruffly benevolent," he says. He's excited about the series. He hadn't done a film for two years "because I'd gotten in a bad rut, playing heavies that had no dimension to them . "This gives me a chance to be romantic for the first time in an American £ilm," he says. " And I feel that there is a romantic side to me." Q-~ ~ " l~und a , i · ~qrseilfoe kh!ney In .a oneserious ls ' "'""'Tltl~ ·J· a 'develOpmental . ~ • .., . • "\ · ~ , 1 • . ~~"!l! .,.-~-. ... .._,. ___ , • • • Anybody who collects old CALL ~92-2101 .ca.:!'. .""v~'k~~uPn -Laot ·:rear lbe . A 11 accountant friend says that the surest way to yet your books audited i! to yive the boss a big smile . HEATING OIL Rizer Oil Co. also prvic~s wiih regular scheduled deliveries-met,r pr!~fed ticket on each 4elivery- cleanest fuel oil available-bUdget pay plan-to give yot:i.im~lie~t equal ~y111ents f6r the year-we •keep t~n~ full SQ you'li have no wotries for hliat in col~est weat~er, . your . "I • . • FOR EXPERT SERVI<!:E· '. ·' ••• • 1 1' • )". .' \• :,. • .. ' WoD)ari's wor.k is never Dillon's insurance done-at leaat. not on ·the d1aab1Uty lneome benetlta, reJ)OI:ta the H~th lnsurancf" ln~ ~==~ 51 'ltlllpays benefits . to ·replace w_ares lost when or lljct, pr doyo dad is left In charge of the house. I) • Q - the billgest break of h11 career when he eo-stars wlth JUUe Christie tor Universal In '"In • Search of Gregory." Spoce Thriller HOLLYWOOD I UPil-Her- bert Lom joins Roy Thinnea ln "Doppelganger," a space ezplora.tion thriller. See You At The MEIGS COUNTY FAIR I ON ALL might con- 1968 MODEL ZENITH TV's. and STEREOS ---------------------------, ~ FAIR DAYS DEALS ON ALL OF OUR I Calif. SHAFTER, <UPll What happens to boUwonna after a cotton fteld ls spra.yed. with an organic phosphate In~ secttclde? I LINOLEUM FLOOR COVERING CARPET University of California en· say ·only a amall portion or the worma are killed. They say the 8)Jtay apP4Lrently only deatroys ttle adult, egg. Jayilll part .of the bollworm ·pepuloUon: INGELS FURN OPEN FRI. &SAT. NIGHTS MIDDLEPORT 992-2635 SINCE BEFORE YOU WERE ALlnLE FOR OYER 100 YEARS ••••••• EBERSBACH CO. HAS BEEN SERVING THE BIG-BEND AREA Some folk ne-ver 'gamble but most ·oj us s n e u k. across streetr otl the red liyht now dnd then . ---- ~-~~~ . ·. SALUTING THE ' 105th ANNUAL • ., ~ I L-------------------------~ to~ologlsts • > . CO). comer Michael Sarraztn rete as you leave in the eve· , ning. COIIIPanlta paid ••1 .2 bJWon tn Tl.l AT THE M~IGS CQQNJY FlJ~: ::./· ' UNITED NATIONS <UP!l- A first performance of a Swa~ hUl version of Shakespeare's ''Julius Caesar" by President JuUus K. Nyerere of Tanzania was 'recently given ln Dar-esSalaam, ucordlng to the U.N. Educational. Sclentltlc and Cultural OrganizatiOn 1 UNES- sider following Diana Darrin s example. She has some 50 old firearms around, and , in the wake of Sen .. Robert Kennedy 's murder , many of her fraends urged her to turn them in to the police. But she refused . She treasures her collection, which includes a pistol that belonged tO Jesse James , Instead , she found a ballistics expert who removed all the firing pins and filled the barrels with lead. ·WIS~ING. YO~. lU .t ·; GfQt :~-. ,c :.'' ·. alltut~~F.¥:E;h;~:~~;; For Your Winter R~qu~ements ·.· ~uns James Qamer lig lroak tures anii televisiQii shows for that studio. He hopes The Virginian wiiJ gain him recognition, so that he can go back to doing what he loves best- musicals. But he's so determined to make good on the western that he's even taking roping lessons, and very few actors are that dedicated. BARBS abnormality in which the l~wer poles of the right and By PHIL PASTOR£T lefl kidney, which are fused in the embryo, remain fused lf the wolf is at the door afler birth and throughout feed him. Perhaps he'll keep life . In practically all persons . salesmen away. with · horseshoe kidney, the kidney function is normal and -~-----'-- co~stars and Gayle Hwmieutt. HOLLYWOOD CUPil'-New- A First Durable Bollworm on the chin. · whlch New York suburb. He acted and sang and danced in off-Broadway musicals, then was in way. Universal signeg him and brought him west las.t y~ar .. a~ ti'e'l: bee,"'.ig, s•veral fea- old, spooky house . "There had been a seance there. " he savs, "and for days afterwards there was sonle· thing abroad in that house . There was furniture that moved around, unexplained rap· pings, that sort of thing. We all turned I« HOLLYWOOD IUPll--Sh&r• on Farrell wlJI play tbe uue role In ''The lJtt.le Slater.. to do what he really wanted-go into busl· ness . And he was very successful at it." Hartman grew up in Pelham, a fashionable believe that there is something there." r£~:~.h.~}~ze.~r·~- ~.l ~~~ :::~.~ . ~::~~~:!~~:~ru:nJ~:~~ RESTAURANT IN POMJiRAy' , :. ~':'i;",lll ~ltl: ~ow . loth '· . YS · BAILE RIZER OIL tOMPANY . By DICK KLEINER NEA Hollywood Correspondent The Virginian has a new sidekick this year and he's a big one. David Hartman is 6 feet 5 and he's tall even out of the saddle. The Virginian's gain is American industry 's lass. Hartman . after attending Duke University and doing his time in service, was faced with a big decision. He had offers from 32 major companies-including IBM and Kaiser and people like that- or he could have gone into professional baseball- he was a slug~ing first baseman-or he might prefer acting. He took two weeks to mull things over. And, he says, he came to the conclusion that he might as welJ do what he really wanted to do--give show business a whirl. "One thing that influenced me ," he says, " was my father 's experience. He had been a Methodist minister for 14 years when he left llllnlsterlal Aasn., are held at 7:30 p.m. · MoodlY to open the I05tb 111111ual Melga County Fair. The Rev. Bill Perrin and the Rev. Glen HU11, preatdrmt and viCI> pre-. respeeUvely, o! tile ministerial association, will be ill charge o! the serviCI>a. LEFT AND PLENTY OF VALUE-RATED USED CARS AT CLOSE-OUT PRICES ' ~ By WAYNl G. BRANDSTADT, M.D. VI. 'T. FARM GAS NEEDS .· of , horses and J)Oil.[es expected at WHO HELPED IN ANY WAY TOWARDS THE SUCCESS OF THE BIG 105th MEIGS COUNTY FAIR .. FINE FOOD 0 vouR 'WAy ~----~ Tents to House TAKE A BIG BOWl All OF YOU MIDDLEPORT • • • Ghost's Ghost Believes in 'em FOR Open Eves. Til 8 ~~~~~ Pre-teen Needs Room To Expand Interests TRI:LUSTRE CLEANERS 992-5130 SHOWBEAT ert Webber wm replace character actor Albert Salmi in ·'The Big Bounce," after Salmi bounced himself into a broken ankle playing tennis. To which most girls would agree. ' tills clear. De;pile the fact that he sometimes appears not to care about his parents' ! feelings, it is very important '' for him to know that you are there and that you still care abilut him. ' CLEANERS Your pre-teen need! room ' 1o expand his interests and 992-5.428 POMEROY his activities. 11 you want to '-;::;:::::::::::::...!!~dr:a:•:tlc~s:te:ps~t=o~m:ak:e get the most enjoyment !rom 1 your relationship, now is the time to watch and encourage him without feeling !hal you mJ1St become ' a c t1 v e I y involved. Let him make his own .declsiona,O.r e '~ a.vh Is 'lflendnina his bQbtitei'!'lf he makes a few mistakes, he will learn more from them than he could possibly learn from your well-meant advice. This does not mean that the .sky's the limit. You must still know where he ill, wllen he wJU be home and who he is with. If he .knows that you have confidence ill his ability to correct his mistakes by hlmoelf he will be more likely lo accept your guidance on matters that really count Learn lo talk will! your child, not at him. He has probably heard all your Ideas on proper conduct many times. Endless repetition will not help at this stage. If he refuses to tidy up his room, you should make It a 1 firm rule !bat he can't mess UJ> the .,rest of the bouse and tl!"t he Ia not to creaie any J\To · ., .ftre hazards in . his private 1 1' ' pi~J!Y· Finally,'- 'do9't ·make .( ' . moonlalns . out or molehills. ~·t back down where a 'C' moral issue' is Involved. Don't IJI. . refuse to help him if .he asks ' Title Rolo Replacement I l r Co. events. Miss Mees hardled all of the details for the preliminary revue held last week in Middleport and will be in charge or the st.yle rewe to be held SaturdaJI morning when Meigs County Junior Falr activities highlight the Meigs Fair. I OLLAMD PATZ JANET MEE8, WEARING A COAT, hat ond dreu wllkh ......... io,. tured with her brother, Larry, who served as her escort during ~H fa1hlon , VAJl1ETY IN LOUNGING CLOTHES to be eJdtlbited at the IMUal Meigs Coonty Junior Fair .this week is demonstrated. &om len to rlgh4 by Mary Smith, Heidi Milh011J1, lleUy Shaffer, 5andra sayre and Margie Jeffers, I ' STOP BY AND SEE US ON YOUR WAY TO THE FAIR! uRei)Jiou•" River . The most ureligious" river In the world Is the Ganges, which empties Into the Bay of Bengal after a course of 1,557 miles. Three hundred and fifty mUUon Hindus eonslder 1t1 waters to be sacred. I I , MASSEY -FERGUSOM CIIORE BOY MILKERS Neutzling, Lois sauer and Becky Nease during the summer musical at the Meigs County Fair this week. •'•,• I) .,.,\ MPUO AUTHORIZED SALES &SERVIC Berm dancers, lett to right, Bette Hobstetter, ·Kathy Morgan, Cathy Bailey, Am H<iter, Pam ' •• ) WtSaja AN OLD SONG - SOPIIJSTICATED SWING - WITII a new a<lion wW be presented by lila .' I' BY (It's Your Time-Model Clearance Timt) ". ._, ,.•'. . •: CLEARANCE PRICED . ';J., . ..'. ' WELCOME :•. You . •' .' -r lf" ••£ the LOU'S ASHL'A ·ND •· • ••• • •••• • •• • • • • • • e •••• •• •••• ~; ' !t..,, ,I ~· lot of leatben, Percy .... wu reoovor!DI from a bum on hla beat alter picklug up a 01 ctcamte butt and a · leg inJ1117 ,...lved from · a mallciqus - 1i (., • ·~· 'JI!4dl~"""'""*'' ' ' I ~EIGS COUNTY. FAIR )-'-.fn"'i �,, ' ' ' .• •• f • • ·. 4(;;;; TI:O~lb'~ml~l,f~~omer9)',0., J!IIC.lZ, '1968 , ,~ Helen ~Help Us••• sy ~.Bo1tel CAN'T WIN '~M ALL . ·l lear llelen; After reading "What i1 a I -rod wllether I shoUld send a C<lPJ' to ooe Grandmothe~' i her anwardq) ror providing the CCllllraat wlllcli makes 1llU reellze how IUck.v ,.,. are. - H. to the ·. ~Helen: Abwt that wife wllo Is a dour daughterSwin~l.aw, or write "slammei-." HerhusbandBhoUldw my' own article. Mine is called, n't try to stop her !rom slam· 1 ' What Is a Grandmother to' mlng tl1ings wlum she gets mad. DO~'If she holds back the slams, she WilEN two of our many grand- might have a nervros break· children are trahted by their glamoroos" mother to call us •• Mr. cmd Mrs."? WHEN we are invited ooly for a cup of tea and a thin slice of 11 p , • .cazr down. (Note !rom H: It she doesn't, HE mlshtl Here is a solution~ Her hu... band · llbould get a llbort piece of tree trunk, about two feet 10111 cake once a year fora joint birth~ and place It In the corner of the day party - the parents• and chilw room. It would look like an 4za.. dren's birthdays are within a tlque. A inedlum sized woodal few weeks of each other? hammer should be bung .., the Wf!EN the children deliberate- side of it. Then he eould teD hla ly refUse to say"'Hello,"uThank wife that 11 she has to slam, slam you" or "Good night" to us on the hammer on the tree trunk. these occasions, though our gifts - EXPERffiNCED are in good taste and quite cost- !lear Ex: \ ·.' I hate to put a damper on your ly? WHEN we are constantly told of all the expensive gilts the other grandparents gave? WHEN we never receive a phone call , visit or even a nice birthda,y or Christmas card- or Mothers and Fathers Day remembrance? WHEN our other children and grandchildl'en (who love us and show it} are snubbed by these four? WHEN we invite them time and again ror a holiday get-logether or family gathering and are told pointedly by oor dau8hter-in-law, "'No, weare goingtoMYmother's house••? WHEN my husband points out that we aren't exactly failures when all but one of our sons and daftghters-in--law sincerely care for us and they and their chU M dren enjoy their freq.~ent visits to "Grandma and Grandpa's"? amateur psychology, but your solution would probably drive eVeryone in the hoose right out of his or her tree. - H, Dear Helen: I fell in love with a woman who neglected to tell me she was married. Her husband took care of that l:lttle detail, and I still carry tbe scars. Then I fell for another woman who told me she would get a divorce if she could afford it. I gave her money for a quick trip to Mexico. Maybe I should have gone along to protect my investment because she came back married to another guy. So I decided if that was the way they pla,y, I could too. Now I find myself 11 engaged,. to three a saluteto.lnlla•duri!WU!e ISth A CIIECKEIJ..COSTUMED TAP LINE WILL aMual presentation or the Big Be!d Mlnslrel AseoelaUon Thursdal' IIlii SAturday nlghta at lhe Voice along Broadway than any musical we'Ve ever seen) KERM SAYS: "Don't lust sit there Go to the FAIRI" NEW YORK - Carol Burnett (and former Perry Como) writer Bill AngeJos wed Johanna Cor- nella Landman in Vegas .... Evelyn Scott the "Peyton Place" lady.l>artender (41> shows) suddenly is swamped with offers for whiskey ads and commercials; no dice - Ev's a teetotaler .... trend Is knowing her ·ow~nstn• candor, It could be the controversial BJ: .. circus at fiiea. Faye l)..maway's pla,y In Kazan's "The Arrangement" wlll poae of tile decade. The late Frencb star Martine be $400,000; more than Bonnie Parker and Clyde got ool or all has married blonde Jasmine GU· The Louis Nyes called the calling..off off .••• Herman Levin (who produced ••My Fair Lad)'" better Carol•s widower Michael Eland les..Noccard .•• Michael Meyers, l·STQP ~UILDING SUPPLY CENTER . ' •' 261nch . 'I Cilma'o Bijs & GlrJs a smaU role with her mother last season and Desi who performs With the DiDo, Desi and Blll7 trio: were ha~ically unknown talents. "At first we were not sure we were doing the right thing " Lucy said, "They didn't want 1o discourage me or lthem,-so we all worried qweUy. I didn't want 1o put any unfoundU Worrlea in their rilln~s. I didn't havelo worry. 1 am delighted lo say they bave both gotten every laugh we wrote Into the ICI'IP!, plu about 18 or 20 others. And the audience which watcbes t11 do the show has caught their enthusiasm." Both youngster• are being privately tutored while appearIng on lhelr mother's abo,w, because Lucy thinks this is a good chance for them to learn about sbow business. "They don't need schools for social Ufe or lo see what is out there In the great world. I think It's a good Idea for aU kids to get a chance to try careers while the7 are young." Lucie, whose natural sense of comedy an4 delivery Is reminiscent not of her mother, but of Carol Burnett, is pretty certa1n she wants lo remain an actress . WORLD~C BARBS 5 BIG DAYS-AUGUST 13.thr.u l7 THE TIME .IS NOW••• TO GO.DODGE. .. \ ' OuT colleague's s m a I 1 dought.,. is stealinll our thunder. She says her cranky, .!mllll brother l.! a a Temporari17 the concern was eased, but you knew the next time the bo7.sneezed, mother would worry again. And that Is tbe kind of mother Lucille Ball is, a good one, a . careful one, a protective one and a very proud one. Her chll· dren, Lucie and Desi Arnaz, are joining her when she returns lo CBS-TV In September In a new format, Here's Lucy. 'l:'he chahge was necessltatU when Lucy sold Desllu Studios and Ill programs to GuU and Western Industries. Rather than wort for another producer, Lucille Ball Productions created Here's Lucy, retained Gale Gordon a00 added Lucy's own litt!o, old whinem~~ker. • • • Keeping up with the Jonei)OS would be a Jot easier The World Almanac notes that W. Archibald Spooner, an English clergyman at Oxfor4, Is remembel'l!d for the humorous - if embar~ rasslng-hablt of accidentally reversing the llrst sounds of two or more · words; llke "blushin~ crow" for ~~crushjng: blow' and "tons of soir' for "sons of toil." A contemporar7 devised a se~tence of spoonerisms With a church usher saying: "Mad'am, this )lie Is occupewed; ma7 I sew you to a sheet!" · ' . ' ·' '. .wonderful.ways to Cite~.. 10. Inlay. . 1. IIAII.. ·CHARGER· ,. . ' ~. ....••. You get out as early as you can ana you don't go back until you bave lo. , ,. . ' ,. ~· . • p_,' ~ '. \ :. ····· .; .. " .. ... .. ' . . . ., . " .. .""',. . . . •• Clll. ,·•. · . l ,'butailt J.· · l. ,I -,., . AND VISIT OUR DISPLAY E' . ., ~;:~==-~!:~!~==~==:=:~!:~..:":I~w:oul:d~l:ov:e~lo~WIJI=~an~A:cademy Award," she said. "An ·. t, 992-2848 FAIR .. ~ ·· ' . . · ·ltll4.e·it easy tO sWitch ~t .JOJ'D STOP BY us iNn SEE -A Harlem relident, on the heat i1l the tenements on hot 111mmer oous. CITY IC.E AND FUEL. CO~ TEXACO • J I 0J . •·· PT. SOHIO SERVICE N. _Socond Mlddloport Nnt To A&P WITH PRECISION :::-.....r.;~ & ACCURACY · · ~- · · ·· t··~~ · .......f~··;.o.;,;.::..:.• ... _. <1.... . - . , .. .........11!1- ....... ......... -· • PLUS ALL THE ASSETS OF ATOTALLY MODERN DRUG STORE Emmy would be nice, too." "I w~nt to be a dramaUc ac!"r," D~si added. "At 151!., I'm geltin;: laughs, but )Vall until[ m 20. I d like a western movie too, but everybody wants to do a western." ' Lucy interrupted, "This is letter-to-Santa-Claus time." Ask Lucie and Desl II anything surprised them about their new careers a!ld they are pretty much In agreement. " When we just watched the show," Desl said "we didn't know that much work went into it." ' . "It's the attention to detail, and the make-up and those t1me..:onsummg things I hadn't thought about," Lucie said . Lpcy. a perfectionist, added, "She is learning that for ins,tance, her bangs must be just right. One week she ,;,ouldn't liSten and she found out. I want them to see the rushes It's another way to learn." . · In the .series, Lucie will play a char~cter named Kim Carter and Oes1 will ptar her brother, Craig Carter. Will this cause problems for their mother, trying to remember to call her offspring by different nam•s1 "No. I alwa~s have trouble with names anyway. 1 call Desi Gary and Lucie De De and twice I have called De De my mother, Cleo, which is my sister's name." A Southeastern Ohio District Guernsey Sbow wUI be bold at 1 p. m. Friday In corijuncUon with Uie 105th aMual Me~a County Falr, Owr 50 head of cattle will be shown by Ollhlblton trom Melp, Jacksj)D IIIII Washington CwntleL Roo Eberhard, buslneoo . ..._,. or lhe Ohio Guerllley Breeders Assn. wUI emcee the lhow IIlii judge will be' Rlllph Turley, preetd~ of the Ohio /"'IOClatlon of Guemsey BreederL • Dependable Prescription Service • Tlree Registered Pharmacists • Uo-To-The Minute Cosmetic Department • Headquarters For Russell Stover Candies DRUGS SUNDRIES TOYS GIFTS POR ALL OCCASIONS ABU LOU PLUMBING~·~ .G~~"t' AUGUST 13-17 GOING TO INSTALL•• ?- 1'1•101 · faa· clre1llate readlly. All!!, ue.u IIIIICII (er evea a Hille ~01:0) toap or deter«elll •• llie IIIII'Ullt recemmended 011 111e colfalaer. ANEW FURNACE · OR . IEP~IR AN CALlUS ·_',~ CITY ICE AND FUEL CO. BOB'S. YOUR FRIENDLY PHARMACISTS COMPOUND EVERY DOCTOR'S PIESCRIPTION UNKNOWN TALENTS now, Lucie and Deal Arnaz are Ukely lo be very weU-bowa after their September debut In mother't new 11bow, Here's Luey. . Whea yeo i4Ullder fabrlel with a 1!111-rtleaile flul8b, bop llie had llnlll ao IJi.eoiudt alii! .t •' SERVICE MEIGS COUNTY Keep Wash Load Small to 1 FOR FUN IS AVISIT TO THE Yo~A~ a~~\.'lfrichoo~~1Vf'il\~""' i: a missunderstandlng. ' 0. BAU . No matter what your age, for kicks, she demonstrates Oryou're too young to play with iental massages, walks on your girls! - H. back and all tJJat Japanese jazz. This column Is decUcated to Gotta be with tbe in-group, tho'. family living, so if you're havCUstomers wondered where the ing kid trouble or just plain trou- suburban steak Pubs cl1ain Onds ble, let Helen help YOU. :ibe will such courteous help when t h e also welcome your own amua~ ing experiences. AG!ress Helen Bottel in care of this newspa~ Our Gal Friday said she wasn't flghtln~ with the boss's secretary-It was just Trustyour co. . ' a no doubt cl1lc parlor trick: Paramount Rehearsal Studios oo By PHIL PASTORI:T man . Our btck to u:l10ol col~ l•ction will outfit your every need. ~ SUPPORT YOUR FAIR! \ ' AUTO TRY US Family A/fair HOLLYWOOD-(NEA)-The boy is 151!., very handsome and setlous. The girl Is 17, ,pretty and a natural comedienne. Tiley are a pair or nice kids having lunch In their mother's office and mother is just not a good enough actress tu keep the maternal glow of pride out of her blue eyes. Spend some tlnte with tbem and you hear mother..:hildren conversations such· as go on all over the world. The boy sneezed. The molher rose from her chair, walked around the table and felt his forehead. ""Are you getting a cold?" she asket He said he wasn't. Are you teUlng me the truth?" she wondered. '.'I don't think !':tJ~· mom," the girl said. "I'm all right, really," the boy ··AT MOORES 'if• ·;;:,.;;,,. Challced llld Recttaa1ed Norway's capital city was founded some 900 7ears ago under the name of Oslo. II was later destroyed and a new one founded by King Christian. It was named Christiana. In 1925 the city a~ain was Jdven the Norwegian name ol Oslo. NOTEBOOK ly JOAN CROSBY NEA Entertainment Editor There's lhO\Jsands of feel of lum· ber in stock. Our yard's a haven ' , for the do-it-yourself8r. What " ever your home improvetnenl project • . . check with us foi materials. their bank helsts ..• Former dlc~ a 22-year-old delivery driver, - - - - - - - - - - tator 9Jkarno'a wile Oewi has -le.parhed his truck at tile ANOTHER HOT TIP: WE'RE YOUR HEADQUARTERS FOil Go to the head of the clou this school year with th~tt lot11t In styling idHt for the young ' way H'wood treated her, and oC Defense James Forrestal was ball - players; tbe same Mets' oot a suicide but a 11 political as- bosses have okayed a weekJong a GO TO BAUMI o sassination." fore the "'Jeldlll ~ the IOSIII Melge Count;y Fair thlo evealng. Left to right are Fred Lellhelt, Pete Shleldo IIIII Fred Goelleln. Here's Lucy to Be Insolence: they recruit is up to hJs smart trieks: .. The and train local housewives (tl107 Great White Hope" which Levin's even curtsy) ..• Jolut llustoo eel· brlnglng to Bc!Wy. alraacly Is be- ebrated his 62nd birthday directIng toutod ror a Pulitzer Prize ... inK his daughter In a torrid love 20tll-Fox already has bwsht t11o scene in their 11 Walk Witb Love rum rights .... Fancy pushcart and Death.. films; says it's the at S>th & Lexington peddles only most passionate he's ever direct. 11oft drinks - and crepes ~- od .•. Jim Backus wllo made a zette. . tlclv fortune 18 the VOiCe or Ulrfx The N. Y, baoetiall Mets man- Magoo" got even richer ($500,· agement ldboshed a pre ~ seaaon 000) rrom t11e "Little Old Winegrid Jets vs. Giants lnlraclty foot- maker, Mel" radio~TV residliaia ball l!llme clalminK II would tear ., ., Veronica Lake Is ftnlshed up tbe !ilea Stadium turf too sav- with her book about H'wood; the BY JACK O'BRIAN per. CLOTHING ·soME • 'I'IIREI! MEIIBERS OF THE MEIGS COVNTY Fair Boan1 confer onlaot mimte prd>la1 ~ ,,.., · .... , · SIIAIION KAY WII.'lON, MIDDLEJIORT, regiSters lor J)lrl[dpaUooln the IMual hoc'sa a1tow to be held at I p, m. Wednooday'atlthe 105tl11DnUll Melao Counly Fair. Accl!lltlng 111e eutry Is Doo Reuter, secretary ol tho couat;y ralr board. TV AUGUSt13-17 YOU NEED Meigs county Fair. Left: to dght are Bette Jean ~llbstetter, sally Globobr, Patty Collins, Am Holter, Kay McGowan, Karen Griffith, Debbie Grueser an:t Mary Bradbury. Books finally are glvlnK - a girls wllo think rm going to go bad name: ••The Money Gameu throush with it. And I like the and HThe Rich and the &~per fourth better than any of them. Rich" are out-bestselling t h e This fourth one - I met her smut ,. , Book <11e In Jan. w II I WHEN he adds, "Forget tile last week --. makes me see that claim tbe death ot. the first sec. agely for the safety or the Meta' slights and hurts rrom one ramM all females don't cheat. She is ily. You're luckier tban most!"? married to a no..good bum who -ANONYMOUS GRANDMA won't give her a divorce unless she pays him a thousand dollars. Dear Grandma: How do I slr~ten out my llle What is a Grandmother to do? Listen to her hUsband! But re-· so I can marry the woman I member this: A siiY wltl1out a love?- BEN single cloud can get mlgbcy dull. Dear Ben: You'd better stralshten out Your upplty in-law keeps t h e adrenal glands tunctlonln& 5o yoor adoleecent tldMing berore your bank account gets tlattendon't rorget her entirely. ... And you inlgbt also tl1ank ed- again! EVERYBODY- · COME TO THE FAIR ' p ' �,, ' ' ' .• •• f • • ·. 4(;;;; TI:O~lb'~ml~l,f~~omer9)',0., J!IIC.lZ, '1968 , ,~ Helen ~Help Us••• sy ~.Bo1tel CAN'T WIN '~M ALL . ·l lear llelen; After reading "What i1 a I -rod wllether I shoUld send a C<lPJ' to ooe Grandmothe~' i her anwardq) ror providing the CCllllraat wlllcli makes 1llU reellze how IUck.v ,.,. are. - H. to the ·. ~Helen: Abwt that wife wllo Is a dour daughterSwin~l.aw, or write "slammei-." HerhusbandBhoUldw my' own article. Mine is called, n't try to stop her !rom slam· 1 ' What Is a Grandmother to' mlng tl1ings wlum she gets mad. DO~'If she holds back the slams, she WilEN two of our many grand- might have a nervros break· children are trahted by their glamoroos" mother to call us •• Mr. cmd Mrs."? WHEN we are invited ooly for a cup of tea and a thin slice of 11 p , • .cazr down. (Note !rom H: It she doesn't, HE mlshtl Here is a solution~ Her hu... band · llbould get a llbort piece of tree trunk, about two feet 10111 cake once a year fora joint birth~ and place It In the corner of the day party - the parents• and chilw room. It would look like an 4za.. dren's birthdays are within a tlque. A inedlum sized woodal few weeks of each other? hammer should be bung .., the Wf!EN the children deliberate- side of it. Then he eould teD hla ly refUse to say"'Hello,"uThank wife that 11 she has to slam, slam you" or "Good night" to us on the hammer on the tree trunk. these occasions, though our gifts - EXPERffiNCED are in good taste and quite cost- !lear Ex: \ ·.' I hate to put a damper on your ly? WHEN we are constantly told of all the expensive gilts the other grandparents gave? WHEN we never receive a phone call , visit or even a nice birthda,y or Christmas card- or Mothers and Fathers Day remembrance? WHEN our other children and grandchildl'en (who love us and show it} are snubbed by these four? WHEN we invite them time and again ror a holiday get-logether or family gathering and are told pointedly by oor dau8hter-in-law, "'No, weare goingtoMYmother's house••? WHEN my husband points out that we aren't exactly failures when all but one of our sons and daftghters-in--law sincerely care for us and they and their chU M dren enjoy their freq.~ent visits to "Grandma and Grandpa's"? amateur psychology, but your solution would probably drive eVeryone in the hoose right out of his or her tree. - H, Dear Helen: I fell in love with a woman who neglected to tell me she was married. Her husband took care of that l:lttle detail, and I still carry tbe scars. Then I fell for another woman who told me she would get a divorce if she could afford it. I gave her money for a quick trip to Mexico. Maybe I should have gone along to protect my investment because she came back married to another guy. So I decided if that was the way they pla,y, I could too. Now I find myself 11 engaged,. to three a saluteto.lnlla•duri!WU!e ISth A CIIECKEIJ..COSTUMED TAP LINE WILL aMual presentation or the Big Be!d Mlnslrel AseoelaUon Thursdal' IIlii SAturday nlghta at lhe Voice along Broadway than any musical we'Ve ever seen) KERM SAYS: "Don't lust sit there Go to the FAIRI" NEW YORK - Carol Burnett (and former Perry Como) writer Bill AngeJos wed Johanna Cor- nella Landman in Vegas .... Evelyn Scott the "Peyton Place" lady.l>artender (41> shows) suddenly is swamped with offers for whiskey ads and commercials; no dice - Ev's a teetotaler .... trend Is knowing her ·ow~nstn• candor, It could be the controversial BJ: .. circus at fiiea. Faye l)..maway's pla,y In Kazan's "The Arrangement" wlll poae of tile decade. The late Frencb star Martine be $400,000; more than Bonnie Parker and Clyde got ool or all has married blonde Jasmine GU· The Louis Nyes called the calling..off off .••• Herman Levin (who produced ••My Fair Lad)'" better Carol•s widower Michael Eland les..Noccard .•• Michael Meyers, l·STQP ~UILDING SUPPLY CENTER . ' •' 261nch . 'I Cilma'o Bijs & GlrJs a smaU role with her mother last season and Desi who performs With the DiDo, Desi and Blll7 trio: were ha~ically unknown talents. "At first we were not sure we were doing the right thing " Lucy said, "They didn't want 1o discourage me or lthem,-so we all worried qweUy. I didn't want 1o put any unfoundU Worrlea in their rilln~s. I didn't havelo worry. 1 am delighted lo say they bave both gotten every laugh we wrote Into the ICI'IP!, plu about 18 or 20 others. And the audience which watcbes t11 do the show has caught their enthusiasm." Both youngster• are being privately tutored while appearIng on lhelr mother's abo,w, because Lucy thinks this is a good chance for them to learn about sbow business. "They don't need schools for social Ufe or lo see what is out there In the great world. I think It's a good Idea for aU kids to get a chance to try careers while the7 are young." Lucie, whose natural sense of comedy an4 delivery Is reminiscent not of her mother, but of Carol Burnett, is pretty certa1n she wants lo remain an actress . WORLD~C BARBS 5 BIG DAYS-AUGUST 13.thr.u l7 THE TIME .IS NOW••• TO GO.DODGE. .. \ ' OuT colleague's s m a I 1 dought.,. is stealinll our thunder. She says her cranky, .!mllll brother l.! a a Temporari17 the concern was eased, but you knew the next time the bo7.sneezed, mother would worry again. And that Is tbe kind of mother Lucille Ball is, a good one, a . careful one, a protective one and a very proud one. Her chll· dren, Lucie and Desi Arnaz, are joining her when she returns lo CBS-TV In September In a new format, Here's Lucy. 'l:'he chahge was necessltatU when Lucy sold Desllu Studios and Ill programs to GuU and Western Industries. Rather than wort for another producer, Lucille Ball Productions created Here's Lucy, retained Gale Gordon a00 added Lucy's own litt!o, old whinem~~ker. • • • Keeping up with the Jonei)OS would be a Jot easier The World Almanac notes that W. Archibald Spooner, an English clergyman at Oxfor4, Is remembel'l!d for the humorous - if embar~ rasslng-hablt of accidentally reversing the llrst sounds of two or more · words; llke "blushin~ crow" for ~~crushjng: blow' and "tons of soir' for "sons of toil." A contemporar7 devised a se~tence of spoonerisms With a church usher saying: "Mad'am, this )lie Is occupewed; ma7 I sew you to a sheet!" · ' . ' ·' '. .wonderful.ways to Cite~.. 10. Inlay. . 1. IIAII.. ·CHARGER· ,. . ' ~. ....••. You get out as early as you can ana you don't go back until you bave lo. , ,. . ' ,. ~· . • p_,' ~ '. \ :. ····· .; .. " .. ... .. ' . . . ., . " .. .""',. . . . •• Clll. ,·•. · . l ,'butailt J.· · l. ,I -,., . AND VISIT OUR DISPLAY E' . ., ~;:~==-~!:~!~==~==:=:~!:~..:":I~w:oul:d~l:ov:e~lo~WIJI=~an~A:cademy Award," she said. "An ·. t, 992-2848 FAIR .. ~ ·· ' . . · ·ltll4.e·it easy tO sWitch ~t .JOJ'D STOP BY us iNn SEE -A Harlem relident, on the heat i1l the tenements on hot 111mmer oous. CITY IC.E AND FUEL. CO~ TEXACO • J I 0J . •·· PT. SOHIO SERVICE N. _Socond Mlddloport Nnt To A&P WITH PRECISION :::-.....r.;~ & ACCURACY · · ~- · · ·· t··~~ · .......f~··;.o.;,;.::..:.• ... _. <1.... . - . , .. .........11!1- ....... ......... -· • PLUS ALL THE ASSETS OF ATOTALLY MODERN DRUG STORE Emmy would be nice, too." "I w~nt to be a dramaUc ac!"r," D~si added. "At 151!., I'm geltin;: laughs, but )Vall until[ m 20. I d like a western movie too, but everybody wants to do a western." ' Lucy interrupted, "This is letter-to-Santa-Claus time." Ask Lucie and Desl II anything surprised them about their new careers a!ld they are pretty much In agreement. " When we just watched the show," Desl said "we didn't know that much work went into it." ' . "It's the attention to detail, and the make-up and those t1me..:onsummg things I hadn't thought about," Lucie said . Lpcy. a perfectionist, added, "She is learning that for ins,tance, her bangs must be just right. One week she ,;,ouldn't liSten and she found out. I want them to see the rushes It's another way to learn." . · In the .series, Lucie will play a char~cter named Kim Carter and Oes1 will ptar her brother, Craig Carter. Will this cause problems for their mother, trying to remember to call her offspring by different nam•s1 "No. I alwa~s have trouble with names anyway. 1 call Desi Gary and Lucie De De and twice I have called De De my mother, Cleo, which is my sister's name." A Southeastern Ohio District Guernsey Sbow wUI be bold at 1 p. m. Friday In corijuncUon with Uie 105th aMual Me~a County Falr, Owr 50 head of cattle will be shown by Ollhlblton trom Melp, Jacksj)D IIIII Washington CwntleL Roo Eberhard, buslneoo . ..._,. or lhe Ohio Guerllley Breeders Assn. wUI emcee the lhow IIlii judge will be' Rlllph Turley, preetd~ of the Ohio /"'IOClatlon of Guemsey BreederL • Dependable Prescription Service • Tlree Registered Pharmacists • Uo-To-The Minute Cosmetic Department • Headquarters For Russell Stover Candies DRUGS SUNDRIES TOYS GIFTS POR ALL OCCASIONS ABU LOU PLUMBING~·~ .G~~"t' AUGUST 13-17 GOING TO INSTALL•• ?- 1'1•101 · faa· clre1llate readlly. All!!, ue.u IIIIICII (er evea a Hille ~01:0) toap or deter«elll •• llie IIIII'Ullt recemmended 011 111e colfalaer. ANEW FURNACE · OR . IEP~IR AN CALlUS ·_',~ CITY ICE AND FUEL CO. BOB'S. YOUR FRIENDLY PHARMACISTS COMPOUND EVERY DOCTOR'S PIESCRIPTION UNKNOWN TALENTS now, Lucie and Deal Arnaz are Ukely lo be very weU-bowa after their September debut In mother't new 11bow, Here's Luey. . Whea yeo i4Ullder fabrlel with a 1!111-rtleaile flul8b, bop llie had llnlll ao IJi.eoiudt alii! .t •' SERVICE MEIGS COUNTY Keep Wash Load Small to 1 FOR FUN IS AVISIT TO THE Yo~A~ a~~\.'lfrichoo~~1Vf'il\~""' i: a missunderstandlng. ' 0. BAU . No matter what your age, for kicks, she demonstrates Oryou're too young to play with iental massages, walks on your girls! - H. back and all tJJat Japanese jazz. This column Is decUcated to Gotta be with tbe in-group, tho'. family living, so if you're havCUstomers wondered where the ing kid trouble or just plain trou- suburban steak Pubs cl1ain Onds ble, let Helen help YOU. :ibe will such courteous help when t h e also welcome your own amua~ ing experiences. AG!ress Helen Bottel in care of this newspa~ Our Gal Friday said she wasn't flghtln~ with the boss's secretary-It was just Trustyour co. . ' a no doubt cl1lc parlor trick: Paramount Rehearsal Studios oo By PHIL PASTORI:T man . Our btck to u:l10ol col~ l•ction will outfit your every need. ~ SUPPORT YOUR FAIR! \ ' AUTO TRY US Family A/fair HOLLYWOOD-(NEA)-The boy is 151!., very handsome and setlous. The girl Is 17, ,pretty and a natural comedienne. Tiley are a pair or nice kids having lunch In their mother's office and mother is just not a good enough actress tu keep the maternal glow of pride out of her blue eyes. Spend some tlnte with tbem and you hear mother..:hildren conversations such· as go on all over the world. The boy sneezed. The molher rose from her chair, walked around the table and felt his forehead. ""Are you getting a cold?" she asket He said he wasn't. Are you teUlng me the truth?" she wondered. '.'I don't think !':tJ~· mom," the girl said. "I'm all right, really," the boy ··AT MOORES 'if• ·;;:,.;;,,. Challced llld Recttaa1ed Norway's capital city was founded some 900 7ears ago under the name of Oslo. II was later destroyed and a new one founded by King Christian. It was named Christiana. In 1925 the city a~ain was Jdven the Norwegian name ol Oslo. NOTEBOOK ly JOAN CROSBY NEA Entertainment Editor There's lhO\Jsands of feel of lum· ber in stock. Our yard's a haven ' , for the do-it-yourself8r. What " ever your home improvetnenl project • . . check with us foi materials. their bank helsts ..• Former dlc~ a 22-year-old delivery driver, - - - - - - - - - - tator 9Jkarno'a wile Oewi has -le.parhed his truck at tile ANOTHER HOT TIP: WE'RE YOUR HEADQUARTERS FOil Go to the head of the clou this school year with th~tt lot11t In styling idHt for the young ' way H'wood treated her, and oC Defense James Forrestal was ball - players; tbe same Mets' oot a suicide but a 11 political as- bosses have okayed a weekJong a GO TO BAUMI o sassination." fore the "'Jeldlll ~ the IOSIII Melge Count;y Fair thlo evealng. Left to right are Fred Lellhelt, Pete Shleldo IIIII Fred Goelleln. Here's Lucy to Be Insolence: they recruit is up to hJs smart trieks: .. The and train local housewives (tl107 Great White Hope" which Levin's even curtsy) ..• Jolut llustoo eel· brlnglng to Bc!Wy. alraacly Is be- ebrated his 62nd birthday directIng toutod ror a Pulitzer Prize ... inK his daughter In a torrid love 20tll-Fox already has bwsht t11o scene in their 11 Walk Witb Love rum rights .... Fancy pushcart and Death.. films; says it's the at S>th & Lexington peddles only most passionate he's ever direct. 11oft drinks - and crepes ~- od .•. Jim Backus wllo made a zette. . tlclv fortune 18 the VOiCe or Ulrfx The N. Y, baoetiall Mets man- Magoo" got even richer ($500,· agement ldboshed a pre ~ seaaon 000) rrom t11e "Little Old Winegrid Jets vs. Giants lnlraclty foot- maker, Mel" radio~TV residliaia ball l!llme clalminK II would tear ., ., Veronica Lake Is ftnlshed up tbe !ilea Stadium turf too sav- with her book about H'wood; the BY JACK O'BRIAN per. CLOTHING ·soME • 'I'IIREI! MEIIBERS OF THE MEIGS COVNTY Fair Boan1 confer onlaot mimte prd>la1 ~ ,,.., · .... , · SIIAIION KAY WII.'lON, MIDDLEJIORT, regiSters lor J)lrl[dpaUooln the IMual hoc'sa a1tow to be held at I p, m. Wednooday'atlthe 105tl11DnUll Melao Counly Fair. Accl!lltlng 111e eutry Is Doo Reuter, secretary ol tho couat;y ralr board. TV AUGUSt13-17 YOU NEED Meigs county Fair. Left: to dght are Bette Jean ~llbstetter, sally Globobr, Patty Collins, Am Holter, Kay McGowan, Karen Griffith, Debbie Grueser an:t Mary Bradbury. Books finally are glvlnK - a girls wllo think rm going to go bad name: ••The Money Gameu throush with it. And I like the and HThe Rich and the &~per fourth better than any of them. Rich" are out-bestselling t h e This fourth one - I met her smut ,. , Book <11e In Jan. w II I WHEN he adds, "Forget tile last week --. makes me see that claim tbe death ot. the first sec. agely for the safety or the Meta' slights and hurts rrom one ramM all females don't cheat. She is ily. You're luckier tban most!"? married to a no..good bum who -ANONYMOUS GRANDMA won't give her a divorce unless she pays him a thousand dollars. Dear Grandma: How do I slr~ten out my llle What is a Grandmother to do? Listen to her hUsband! But re-· so I can marry the woman I member this: A siiY wltl1out a love?- BEN single cloud can get mlgbcy dull. Dear Ben: You'd better stralshten out Your upplty in-law keeps t h e adrenal glands tunctlonln& 5o yoor adoleecent tldMing berore your bank account gets tlattendon't rorget her entirely. ... And you inlgbt also tl1ank ed- again! EVERYBODY- · COME TO THE FAIR ' p ' �.' ' ..' .' ' llli 1. ~oop ',l ·think any wan ever ri.ght to broak 1111' · "c-. ·;;~!~~~~.!'do thi!lk ' eVery naanthat' hasupon the break the Jaw. ~Yale Uniuersily c/japlain William Sloane Coffih, C(nJ· victed alolly with Dr. Bt~· ;.min Spock of cou118elillll men to aooid the draft. ,. ' nship·· . '' "Wh & ' I ,. ' • DO? w chi!• ' . a et cakJ .... dro few yoo BE'JTl" £ANAR\" tile ly? y Applied Psychology, o( . er plio Mom-Style bb Me br "A little psychology," a reader writes, "can he a wonderful thing. "One day when I was making egg salad, my son's favorite sandwich spread, and he was slouching against the kitchen wall watching me work, I said to myself, 'Why should a boy wbo spends most of his time with a chemistry set stand here while I wait on him?'" d ' .• .t_i , .~ '.';' . ' ·.' •d ~ d t ·:.· (Good thinking! II he can mix chemicals, why can't he mash an egg with mayonnaise?) • "Using my head, and not telling him to get his own lunch, I said I had an opportunity lor him to learn. I made a big thing out of tim· ing the boiling eggs and the precise measuring of ingredients and turned the job into an uperlment for him. I now have a more in· dependent youngster, as well as more time for myself." I think this mother has the right Idea and I have taken her advice. My son Stu, the rubbish colleclllr, has acquired many Interesting, although not aJ. ways identifiable objects, during lrls safaris through alleys. When our garage (a twostory barn) overflowed, I suggested he do some constructive thinking and create uaeful items from at least part ol his collection. His most successful venture to date has been a smaU shelf table lor my bathroom. Alter much nailing and gluing, he painted it with the remains of an old antiquing kit he had scrounged and covered the lop shelf with plastic paper-the end of a roU from somebody's trash can. I won't pretend everything turned out as well as the table, but some projects did. 'lbe candelabra he made for my screened porch, for examfle. Why, I wouldn't take a million dollars (1 d take 15 cents) for that. Who else has a candelabra made from a water heater coli sprayed gold? Cooking e~periments at our house have turned out very well. And, after concentrating on having my children do breakfast and lunch menua for themselves, I saw that they branched out to doing for others. I invested in a coffee pot with that laboratory look, gave them a short course in folding filters and all but the now turn out a Next I'm going to creditable cup of teach them to me in bed. Man! THAT'S whattlil:~~~~ . I' '· • " IN I I I I II INSURANCE FOR ALL PEOPLE! Balsam ---------------- 1 I I of !he University "I Texa!, calfiuu for a .. retreat to reason." in which education .~tr~s for rejurmativn. nut Meigs County's Oldest ond Lorgett lnsvronct A9oocr 100 Years 1861-1968 re,,ohdjcm . NEW ·sTATE LAWS areas in whil-h cooking takes plate on fairgrounds musl be s~foeened Iri. Pictured Ia the·screened area of the Chester t'ife Department booth which is one of · s8veral improved Cor the 1968_-Melgs Jo'air. ~~ } ·:;· :·:- ,t~;;, l . . pl&ce .. wlimers Wlll each receive W•st Polnt? A-Duty-Honor-Country. FAMILY JOIN AND ENJO.Y IT! AUG. 13-17 FAIR WEEK . . .. AUG. 13 THRU 17 FUN, EXCITEMENT, THRILLS, EXHIBITS AND MEETING FRIENDL .Y PEOPLE WHO ENJO.Y LIFE. YOU'LL LOVE IT AT THE FAIR. BRING ALONG YOUR FAMIL .Y AND FRIENDS . .. THERE'S SOMETHING HERE TO PLEASE EVERYONE. Davis-Warner -OH.IO VALLEY BAKING CO. 1926-INSURANCE SERVICE-1968 101 W. Znd 992·2966 Pomeroy ' . . ' , ' ,·OHIQ• I . .. MORE . ;,.;;;..., YOUTH Meigs Coont,y bao!s will be p1111ng at the I 05tb llliiUII Meigs County Fair tills week. QUICK QUIZ The Eastern High School Band will play at 4 p. m. on ThursolsJ>, the Radne Hll!h School Bani at 4 p. m. on Friday and the Meigs High School Band at I p. m. on SAturday. Q-What medieval sporl is still an ojjiciaZ slate sporl In the United States? ~:;:::~::;:r.$);-:::*:;~~of.?-~'f.v~;~:-~:~:~~:::;:::;::~:: ,....-,»....Vh'.....····=··..•....:...........,..:.,.••!-'...:·:·,.;••-:·••. Q-What period is included in the term "Advent"? A-Advent is the period in· eluding the four Sundays belore Christmas. Chnred llecilcatlon Beelh9ven's Third Sym- • phony. now known as the ··Eroica." was once dedicated ( ,BOGGS MAY MAY MAY MAY ~QUIPMENT CO. SALES • 'sERVlCP PARTS 667-~35 Tuppers Plains,, 0. to Napoleon . Alter Napoleon . I ................ ··-·----------- futroducing the 12 month........., Rt. 7 MAY made himself emperor of rrance. Beethoven regarded him as a tyrant and rededi· ! cated the sym~hony to "!he memory of a great man." tween worshipers. \ . .. - . u~----~ . .• 'DOer FOOl - FLOUR - ··· INGREDIENTS . ~ • ' AT THE MEIGS 'YOUNG ORIGINALS ·Befitting Fall SALUTING OUR YOUTH 4-H & FUTURE FARMERS! Send $1 lor the above pot· tern to: YOUNG ORIGINALS (• The Doily Sentinel ·), P.O. Bo• 4l8A, Midtown Station, New Yort, N.Y. 10018. Print rour lull name, address, with zip (odt, pattern nuMber and size. Add 25 cenh for lint-doss handling. MAY - ACTIVITIES DRESS-UP DRE.~S WILL BE MOD~:t.EU at the style revue Sllturday morni.._ Three will be b)'" .Jean Mecst MarJ 1-lrlckles a.OO Peggy Milhoan. FOR ALLIS-CHAlMERS XT LINES VISIT YOUR ALLIS·CHALMERS MAN AT A-Jousting, official state sport of Maryland. I'm not opposed to feeling Q-What is the origin of people. In fact, in Sweden II the name Vanessa? ·is definitely an attractive A-It is a name created by idea. But ru be damned if Jonathan SWift in his EpisI'm willing to call it the wor- tles. lhip of almighty God. Q-Which is the lightest . -An American, at the World wood in commercial use? Council of Churches A-Balsa wood. It is so light A.uembly in Sweden, on an that a man can carry a bundle uperimentaZ "touch and as big as a tree trunk. tell" church service aimed at increll.!ing physical contact and communication be- \ FUN FOR tHE WHOLE __,.._....___ " 'fl!> EVERnHING aro " ~u ' 5 BIG DAYS AN.DNIGIITS~ AUG. 13-17 v lyl pi (qr o.ny !ll"lllllstsnilevent"os,not. county includl11g -West Vtrginla _:· ·~:..~~-. .._ In coniunct1911 wlth'·ttiO fair, The ' ' The eontest Wllr Iii! ~ ~· · r,a~ ,CUr!Y'· Her.d!!lan WfJ ~~ , ·occredlllld .!Jdtl"s . .Contestanll ~~ 9Jl~o1 5 cbampion 'dddler. ~ ~ ~ ah not permitted to ,.use more A: This rear !he qo~!est l!llltn- than two accompanists, .elude ill" ·Ohio State Cha!ni>ton, , , clan ·and the ~rea' claas, · ':-:-:~~::· ~=~=-=. contestdt mu1! enter either QUI Q,K Q U I Z , (he •tate <lr 41'~1 contest bot ~~hai iDas' the "Tree of canmt enter both. . Life"? . . , . . The state. "}.,...• wUI receive A- p r o b a b I y the dale • large tropl,i plu, $250. Second palm. It ·~a stlll a tr.ee ot' life place 18 $100; third,'llijo; foorth, . because it Is the fooll tree Qf ~. and Stth, $30. Sinh place , lhe desert and helps to feed "Inner will "receive $25; sev- milllo~ of people. enth, o$15 and eighth, ninth and Q-How does Ca11<1do rank lOth pisce wiMers.will esch re- in •kt 01710111/ the natiom of celve $10. , . ·' · , the world? . The areo ·o)a" whiner wdi A-It la second in size only receive a trophy and sso. Second td the Soviet Union. place prize ls $30; third is $15 is the motto uj 4nd louctl! Is $10, Flflh and sixth theQ'-Wilal U:S. Mlfita111 Acndemy at anarchy is not imported from abroad. It is the result pf spontaneous combusti()n bete In the United States. IWn· volves much more religiOus fervor t h a n lt · Involves atheism. -Harry Ratuom, chancellor tel when the •.fll'stconte&~l"as'held OOU~es,. lilY· 01 that t.~ La.styeir,, a 1 record· a:ite~anoo Me\gs COOf!tY Or an · ~~lnlng w 3! red In the second annual Old heading the.~contes~ reports 1 . tllne Fiddlero' Contest .to be fiojdlers ha•·e until 'the eyeninl ... f111led at S:l5 p. m, Friday at tile ol ·the coon.,st to t"'i!sthr. Area lOSt" •IWI!!t')fejgs Coont, Fatr. contestants must eitGo;, liV. In , •MJ sh fo . kind or anarchy. This new' ' . •:· The Ohio siate Chlnt>lono~lp . :•ront'.tteuter, J.pl~ll)ber qr ' ~Ius $Q5U in rash ~rlzois' arc or. Meigs ~llurtty l1ilr ll..rd wl!o !.. , "g\E gr . We are confronted not with old bolshevism, but a new Attend the Meigs Ct~ ·ftlrt August .13-17 DOWNING INSURANCE .. Agency, Inc. GET COUNTY FAIR! INTERNATIONAL HARVESTER-NEW IDEA-GEK MEIGS EQUIPMENT COMPANY "WHERE QUALITY IS PARAMOUNT" REAR MEIGS GENERAL HOSPITAL 0-0-VIN' TO THE FAIRI .l I . . :sijRE, WIN D :ROSE S M : Dress Up Your Pony Or Horse With ANew Saddle For Fair Season ALSO: Sooldloo-HaltouBits-Shoet-Brus~es Blank•ts-Spun- Podo-BoltoBucklet-ond Many Other Items La.W. HDWE. & LEATHER SUPPLY Phone 992·2174 Pomeroy, 0. ' . THINK OF All THE THINGS YOU CAN QO. . . WITtHHE.MONEY. YOU ,, " ' ,. '1 . '· ' ' •• '· ' . POMEROY YOUR TOWN AND GAS cooling &GAS heating Spring. Think of.it. .. That's what your whole house will feel like . , . al.l OVI!r. all year . , ; when you combine modern Gas air conditiooing with your modern fresh Sir 'Gl!s heating, Just set the thermostat for Spring. , If you enjoy modern forced air Gas heat in your home now, you're already well on your way to Gas year 'round comfort ~ooditiooing. You already have the ductwork atid the blower. Adcllng the rest of the Gas coolin,g·system Is no big problem. $14 a month _gets-you a bi~ 3·ton unit, complete with normali.nstallation. Stamp out loog hot summers and loog.cold winters, Call the· Ga1 C0!11Pa'nyt and order whole· house Spring conditioning. And enjo~ Sprins 12 months every year . . . for years and years to come. '. ' ' ,_ :: COUNTIY ~'. . ·' •. .• • . I �.' ' ..' .' ' llli 1. ~oop ',l ·think any wan ever ri.ght to broak 1111' · "c-. ·;;~!~~~~.!'do thi!lk ' eVery naanthat' hasupon the break the Jaw. ~Yale Uniuersily c/japlain William Sloane Coffih, C(nJ· victed alolly with Dr. Bt~· ;.min Spock of cou118elillll men to aooid the draft. ,. ' nship·· . '' "Wh & ' I ,. ' • DO? w chi!• ' . a et cakJ .... dro few yoo BE'JTl" £ANAR\" tile ly? y Applied Psychology, o( . er plio Mom-Style bb Me br "A little psychology," a reader writes, "can he a wonderful thing. "One day when I was making egg salad, my son's favorite sandwich spread, and he was slouching against the kitchen wall watching me work, I said to myself, 'Why should a boy wbo spends most of his time with a chemistry set stand here while I wait on him?'" d ' .• .t_i , .~ '.';' . ' ·.' •d ~ d t ·:.· (Good thinking! II he can mix chemicals, why can't he mash an egg with mayonnaise?) • "Using my head, and not telling him to get his own lunch, I said I had an opportunity lor him to learn. I made a big thing out of tim· ing the boiling eggs and the precise measuring of ingredients and turned the job into an uperlment for him. I now have a more in· dependent youngster, as well as more time for myself." I think this mother has the right Idea and I have taken her advice. My son Stu, the rubbish colleclllr, has acquired many Interesting, although not aJ. ways identifiable objects, during lrls safaris through alleys. When our garage (a twostory barn) overflowed, I suggested he do some constructive thinking and create uaeful items from at least part ol his collection. His most successful venture to date has been a smaU shelf table lor my bathroom. Alter much nailing and gluing, he painted it with the remains of an old antiquing kit he had scrounged and covered the lop shelf with plastic paper-the end of a roU from somebody's trash can. I won't pretend everything turned out as well as the table, but some projects did. 'lbe candelabra he made for my screened porch, for examfle. Why, I wouldn't take a million dollars (1 d take 15 cents) for that. Who else has a candelabra made from a water heater coli sprayed gold? Cooking e~periments at our house have turned out very well. And, after concentrating on having my children do breakfast and lunch menua for themselves, I saw that they branched out to doing for others. I invested in a coffee pot with that laboratory look, gave them a short course in folding filters and all but the now turn out a Next I'm going to creditable cup of teach them to me in bed. Man! THAT'S whattlil:~~~~ . I' '· • " IN I I I I II INSURANCE FOR ALL PEOPLE! Balsam ---------------- 1 I I of !he University "I Texa!, calfiuu for a .. retreat to reason." in which education .~tr~s for rejurmativn. nut Meigs County's Oldest ond Lorgett lnsvronct A9oocr 100 Years 1861-1968 re,,ohdjcm . NEW ·sTATE LAWS areas in whil-h cooking takes plate on fairgrounds musl be s~foeened Iri. Pictured Ia the·screened area of the Chester t'ife Department booth which is one of · s8veral improved Cor the 1968_-Melgs Jo'air. ~~ } ·:;· :·:- ,t~;;, l . . pl&ce .. wlimers Wlll each receive W•st Polnt? A-Duty-Honor-Country. FAMILY JOIN AND ENJO.Y IT! AUG. 13-17 FAIR WEEK . . .. AUG. 13 THRU 17 FUN, EXCITEMENT, THRILLS, EXHIBITS AND MEETING FRIENDL .Y PEOPLE WHO ENJO.Y LIFE. YOU'LL LOVE IT AT THE FAIR. BRING ALONG YOUR FAMIL .Y AND FRIENDS . .. THERE'S SOMETHING HERE TO PLEASE EVERYONE. Davis-Warner -OH.IO VALLEY BAKING CO. 1926-INSURANCE SERVICE-1968 101 W. Znd 992·2966 Pomeroy ' . . ' , ' ,·OHIQ• I . .. MORE . ;,.;;;..., YOUTH Meigs Coont,y bao!s will be p1111ng at the I 05tb llliiUII Meigs County Fair tills week. QUICK QUIZ The Eastern High School Band will play at 4 p. m. on ThursolsJ>, the Radne Hll!h School Bani at 4 p. m. on Friday and the Meigs High School Band at I p. m. on SAturday. Q-What medieval sporl is still an ojjiciaZ slate sporl In the United States? ~:;:::~::;:r.$);-:::*:;~~of.?-~'f.v~;~:-~:~:~~:::;:::;::~:: ,....-,»....Vh'.....····=··..•....:...........,..:.,.••!-'...:·:·,.;••-:·••. Q-What period is included in the term "Advent"? A-Advent is the period in· eluding the four Sundays belore Christmas. Chnred llecilcatlon Beelh9ven's Third Sym- • phony. now known as the ··Eroica." was once dedicated ( ,BOGGS MAY MAY MAY MAY ~QUIPMENT CO. SALES • 'sERVlCP PARTS 667-~35 Tuppers Plains,, 0. to Napoleon . Alter Napoleon . I ................ ··-·----------- futroducing the 12 month........., Rt. 7 MAY made himself emperor of rrance. Beethoven regarded him as a tyrant and rededi· ! cated the sym~hony to "!he memory of a great man." tween worshipers. \ . .. - . u~----~ . .• 'DOer FOOl - FLOUR - ··· INGREDIENTS . ~ • ' AT THE MEIGS 'YOUNG ORIGINALS ·Befitting Fall SALUTING OUR YOUTH 4-H & FUTURE FARMERS! Send $1 lor the above pot· tern to: YOUNG ORIGINALS (• The Doily Sentinel ·), P.O. Bo• 4l8A, Midtown Station, New Yort, N.Y. 10018. Print rour lull name, address, with zip (odt, pattern nuMber and size. Add 25 cenh for lint-doss handling. MAY - ACTIVITIES DRESS-UP DRE.~S WILL BE MOD~:t.EU at the style revue Sllturday morni.._ Three will be b)'" .Jean Mecst MarJ 1-lrlckles a.OO Peggy Milhoan. FOR ALLIS-CHAlMERS XT LINES VISIT YOUR ALLIS·CHALMERS MAN AT A-Jousting, official state sport of Maryland. I'm not opposed to feeling Q-What is the origin of people. In fact, in Sweden II the name Vanessa? ·is definitely an attractive A-It is a name created by idea. But ru be damned if Jonathan SWift in his EpisI'm willing to call it the wor- tles. lhip of almighty God. Q-Which is the lightest . -An American, at the World wood in commercial use? Council of Churches A-Balsa wood. It is so light A.uembly in Sweden, on an that a man can carry a bundle uperimentaZ "touch and as big as a tree trunk. tell" church service aimed at increll.!ing physical contact and communication be- \ FUN FOR tHE WHOLE __,.._....___ " 'fl!> EVERnHING aro " ~u ' 5 BIG DAYS AN.DNIGIITS~ AUG. 13-17 v lyl pi (qr o.ny !ll"lllllstsnilevent"os,not. county includl11g -West Vtrginla _:· ·~:..~~-. .._ In coniunct1911 wlth'·ttiO fair, The ' ' The eontest Wllr Iii! ~ ~· · r,a~ ,CUr!Y'· Her.d!!lan WfJ ~~ , ·occredlllld .!Jdtl"s . .Contestanll ~~ 9Jl~o1 5 cbampion 'dddler. ~ ~ ~ ah not permitted to ,.use more A: This rear !he qo~!est l!llltn- than two accompanists, .elude ill" ·Ohio State Cha!ni>ton, , , clan ·and the ~rea' claas, · ':-:-:~~::· ~=~=-=. contestdt mu1! enter either QUI Q,K Q U I Z , (he •tate <lr 41'~1 contest bot ~~hai iDas' the "Tree of canmt enter both. . Life"? . . , . . The state. "}.,...• wUI receive A- p r o b a b I y the dale • large tropl,i plu, $250. Second palm. It ·~a stlll a tr.ee ot' life place 18 $100; third,'llijo; foorth, . because it Is the fooll tree Qf ~. and Stth, $30. Sinh place , lhe desert and helps to feed "Inner will "receive $25; sev- milllo~ of people. enth, o$15 and eighth, ninth and Q-How does Ca11<1do rank lOth pisce wiMers.will esch re- in •kt 01710111/ the natiom of celve $10. , . ·' · , the world? . The areo ·o)a" whiner wdi A-It la second in size only receive a trophy and sso. Second td the Soviet Union. place prize ls $30; third is $15 is the motto uj 4nd louctl! Is $10, Flflh and sixth theQ'-Wilal U:S. Mlfita111 Acndemy at anarchy is not imported from abroad. It is the result pf spontaneous combusti()n bete In the United States. IWn· volves much more religiOus fervor t h a n lt · Involves atheism. -Harry Ratuom, chancellor tel when the •.fll'stconte&~l"as'held OOU~es,. lilY· 01 that t.~ La.styeir,, a 1 record· a:ite~anoo Me\gs COOf!tY Or an · ~~lnlng w 3! red In the second annual Old heading the.~contes~ reports 1 . tllne Fiddlero' Contest .to be fiojdlers ha•·e until 'the eyeninl ... f111led at S:l5 p. m, Friday at tile ol ·the coon.,st to t"'i!sthr. Area lOSt" •IWI!!t')fejgs Coont, Fatr. contestants must eitGo;, liV. In , •MJ sh fo . kind or anarchy. This new' ' . •:· The Ohio siate Chlnt>lono~lp . :•ront'.tteuter, J.pl~ll)ber qr ' ~Ius $Q5U in rash ~rlzois' arc or. Meigs ~llurtty l1ilr ll..rd wl!o !.. , "g\E gr . We are confronted not with old bolshevism, but a new Attend the Meigs Ct~ ·ftlrt August .13-17 DOWNING INSURANCE .. Agency, Inc. GET COUNTY FAIR! INTERNATIONAL HARVESTER-NEW IDEA-GEK MEIGS EQUIPMENT COMPANY "WHERE QUALITY IS PARAMOUNT" REAR MEIGS GENERAL HOSPITAL 0-0-VIN' TO THE FAIRI .l I . . :sijRE, WIN D :ROSE S M : Dress Up Your Pony Or Horse With ANew Saddle For Fair Season ALSO: Sooldloo-HaltouBits-Shoet-Brus~es Blank•ts-Spun- Podo-BoltoBucklet-ond Many Other Items La.W. HDWE. & LEATHER SUPPLY Phone 992·2174 Pomeroy, 0. ' . THINK OF All THE THINGS YOU CAN QO. . . WITtHHE.MONEY. YOU ,, " ' ,. '1 . '· ' ' •• '· ' . POMEROY YOUR TOWN AND GAS cooling &GAS heating Spring. Think of.it. .. That's what your whole house will feel like . , . al.l OVI!r. all year . , ; when you combine modern Gas air conditiooing with your modern fresh Sir 'Gl!s heating, Just set the thermostat for Spring. , If you enjoy modern forced air Gas heat in your home now, you're already well on your way to Gas year 'round comfort ~ooditiooing. You already have the ductwork atid the blower. Adcllng the rest of the Gas coolin,g·system Is no big problem. $14 a month _gets-you a bi~ 3·ton unit, complete with normali.nstallation. Stamp out loog hot summers and loog.cold winters, Call the· Ga1 C0!11Pa'nyt and order whole· house Spring conditioning. And enjo~ Sprins 12 months every year . . . for years and years to come. '. ' ' ,_ :: COUNTIY ~'. . ·' •. .• • . I �' . ' ., "' ' ' '· ' .BAHNI:!Y' • . ROBIN MALONE . !IN!\ .' WAitT AD IJIPOIUMTIOW o·ar ............. ......, c............. c.,....... Dii&DI.INII 5 ~·•· oar .._..,tea~'-• Dol Plltll~htr .. Milt tr Nfect fetMollHII. TM A Grl tM of< IJ111rrwct •nr •• IMt4M4 .... ,.... ......, will Mt• lnMrtMII. ,., W1nt U llnla I ..... ,., WoN 111• ....rtkoft M'"IIIIVI'II my c...,.. 1:1 """ ,., . ., JJC tllra c1_... ''"11 cllfth .....,........ . c.-.cvtiW ,., WoN tla "II DO IMtrt....._ tJ ..... ..at OIKIVItt M ,... Ml a!MI Ml ~'-! wltftln 11 ••YI· .... clll : "I CAID Ofl TMANKI & OIITUAIY tUt fN 5I wo,. "'"'1"'""'· 11 ' ... ........... .., a .....elll. OP"CI MOUII fill l.ftl. te l:ot ...... ""' hJI t.M te 1t1N IIHn IINNII¥ lUND ADI .,..• ...,., 21c C._.. 1111r ,..,.,. ca da dr Y< til ., 1! p b I b I FRENCIDE'S Trading Post DOW open from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. weekdays. Used clothing and miBcellaneous items. Eagle Ridge; turn right at MemorIal Gardens onto County Road 31, and drive out two mllea. u.ac WILL DO ..wtng at home zippers, pockets, pegging, hemming, alteration!, ete. Mrs. Freddie Tlulbet, Mason, Phone 773-5651. 4-30-tfc '' l· •.. ,' ... ' '' HAPPY HOUR, Shenang Springs Nlte Club, 5 to I p.m. Monday thru Friday. Ladles ntgllt evu.tfe _, Friday. Mf<' NOW from 10' A.M. 'to 10 P.M. the SleW Drive In ~ tbe by-paso Rt. 7. Soft ~ cream, good food, specials on Monday and Thurtday. 8-4-301< . "I',(, '~~ Wanted To Buy ';< WANTED NOW, special prleo, Ginseng $SI lb.. snake root $4 lb., May apple root 33 CODta lb. Sell now to Bill Balley, Reedavllle, Oblo. 11-IUie . ,, ANTIQUES. furniture, dllbes, mlscellaneOU!. Mrs. Howard Cecil, BOO W. Main St., Pomeroy. 1-15-tlr ANTIQUES: Lady wiDII lor her own home. Can uae a II tlnds of furniture, china, glassware. Call Athens 5933821. 8-8-Uic ·•. • i ,I Pomeroy Motor Co• ' For Sale or Tr1de 1917 MUSTANG, 8-cyUnder, 3speed, 19116 Chevrolet Caprice, automatic, power stoerfng and brakes, financing available, phooe 99U547 alter 5 pbone IIID-57411. 7-31-tfc Help Wanted -- 11-7-«c w.ntecl to Rent THREE OR four bedroom horne. M111t locate belon! school begin~ Phone IIID-5101. ~ 61e .' '· ! :I Want.d MAN for Muon water and sewer department, Msistant IU· perlntendent. MUll be able to - k lull lime and drive lruck. Bee Joe Young or call !'13-51174. 8-11-MI: LADY TO DO housewlll'k, live ln. Contact 0. ffindy over Liberty Theatre. Phone t1U!61. w.tfe For !.ease II i G FOOD MARKET. Rt. 7, lllddleport. 8-7-«p For Rent '• ' ' ~·IL.'(, -~15-0ii. free De'Jivery Within.' 'lOO)illlu. · We S•rvl'~·• . • J~•l_lJll l1dc W. Carsey, Mgr. bath, eellar, ,tern. For Sale · ; OPEN II!VES. 1:00 I'.M. For Sale POODLE PUPPIES AKC Toy White and stud service. I and 6 lbo. Phone 992-3165. 7-19-301< U'L ABNER • f.CRIIS',- t!J!I,RNor !168 MODERN stereo. Love!J AllllOCIATES walnut modern COII8ole wtth SVRACVSII: big f.lpeed automatic I'IICOid ehanger. This baa AM-FM ra. " ' )1:dlo, Take over paymeats of MODERN I BEDROOM $8.42 per month or pay bal• ACR&<I (FL\TJ , ance of $96.22. Phone 192-211311. YOU won't find many thiJ Dice' U-tle lor the money In Melp Coull' ty . .Modem kitchen. run !Jue. SINGER ZJc Zag: This machine ment and attadted gar.,.. just taken In; makeo butWnLocated about ·3 mile from holes, darns, emit Tate ..., Pomeroy In giiOd ne!Cbbor· payments of $1 per monfh or bood. The Wiseman Agenef, pay $46.40. Call 19Ml131. Gallipolis, Ohio. 011. 441-M. ~ Eve. 44UI96, 1414500. NOTICE ON FiLING OF INVENTORY AND APPRAISEMENT Th• State of Ohio, Melu• County Probate Co~o~rl To tht E..cutot or Admlnbtrator . of the eototo; to tiiCh of tM follo1"11 01 oro reoident1 of tho Stott of Ohio, vl1:-tht turvlvlflll tpouoe, tiM Milt of lcln, the MMflclorlot ur~• dtt the will; ami to the ottorney or Gttorn•r• repretentll'lg onr of the oforementlonod pertont : Nellie Cloy, No. 19,949, Hanioonvlllo, Ohio. Yeu or• h4.~"t~by notified that th. Inventory and Approlooment of.. tM ••toto of thil caforemontiorMid, de· tM . .d, lot• of told County, woo fllod In this Court . Said Inventory oncl ApproltMonl will •• for hoar· 1"11 befert thit Court on the 22nd :~L. of ""''"'• 1f68, at 10 o'cloc~ SAVE SPAI:E WMPO FREE STOoGE INFORMATION NEWS . MOTII PROOFING "''II POODLE PUPPIES. AKC Toy miniature. $75 and up. stud &-Me ~.... =*=~ senice and grooming. Phaoe 1968 APACHE Faloon camping 992-5443. 11 ! tfe trailer, eall 1112-2101 or see lusln•• WlWe Guinther alter 4:30 p. ' AKC Golden Retriever puppies. RADJO AND TV REPAIR, house m. 8-7~ 5!4 Ash St., Middleport. 992calls, antenna, sale and Ja. ROUND,DQD 5443. 8-23-lfc BOAT, 18-foot Lcmestar fiberslallaUon. Jolm RarrfiOn, 'Ill Broadway Sl, Mlddlepon, ALL SPECI.ES glass, with cabin, sleeps two, Any pe'lon dealrlne to file ucopPOTATOES, beans, cabbage phone '992-2511. 7-14-lfe tians mutt file tholn at loot! five Mo~:ilnum Diamtter 10 ln. 1167 A-105 horse, Crysler, condoyt prior to the dolo sol lor hoar· and beets. Phone 843-2%!'4. trols oomplete. Newly refiD. MiniMUM D!Oftletor :i ln. 1 Clarence Prolfill, Portland. "!ivon und" my IM.nd and teal of isbed. Docked In Pomeroy, ELECTROLUX SALES and Hf. told MiniMum Lenath 4 feet Ohio. 7-7-lfe $2500. Call vice: Sweepers, rug ...,hen 1968. Court, thl• 1tt 4oy of .Aututl or 192and polishers. -Genu!M porta, 3589. 8-BIIc F. H. O'BRIEN FIVE ROOM HOUSE and bath, can 992-fiBO. · . 11-IJ.Ife Judge ond ox•oHiclo one floor. partly furnished If 1851 BUICK four door, a fOOd Cleric of 1old Court FURNISHED GARAGE apartdesired. ~ Second Ave., By: J•not E. Morrlt work car, prleo fSO. See or c.c~= A . ment on Lincoln HOI. UtiUUeo Middleport. o'an be oeen by Ooputr Clerk ~ DELIVERED TO call Milton Hood, 6Z3 MDI paid: adults only. Phone M815 8/ 12 ltc appolntmenV.rter 5 p.m. El, Complelo ....... St., Middleport, Ohfo, 992-31120. OHIO PALLET CD. ~8-l~tlc den Walburn, phone 992-280il. l'llaMIINIII ,.f.,ICI OP A'NUI'fMIIIT 8-11-Sip' l<eeoing Meigs 7-8-tfc ()Ill Bradford cue N" lt.l'l'l 992-2489 l!t.to .t Prftl A. Pllflet, Don 1 • FIVE ROOM lurn!Jbed hoUse, llldne, Oldo POMEROY, OHIO NoUN I• twNliJ ctYU u..t ut.oa Gollio and bath, In Pomeroy. Mrs. Row- NO. 6, STOKER COAL at for- ONE MALE Fawn Cb!buahua Hobrlbltter, of ,...NJ', Olde, bM 5 I lfe puppy, 8 weeks old, $25. Call bfoilb dutr apt~ela.t.d lb..mtor af U. ard Cecil, 100 W. Main St., Mason Arec mer Clinton Coal Co. tipple, "lllatlll at J'red A. lblllft. d•n"W((, er and chlldren of Gary, Ind.. Mn. 0 . F. Lyons 742-4294. II!W of ...... CwnQ, Oldo. Pomeroy. 7-24 -lfe l<leated 5 miles east of WellsAIR CONDmONING RelrfaerCredltCIJI .,. Nlllllnd to lUI lWr spent a weekend wftll Mrs. Mlbel 8-~ Informed As !~ . Phone 384-378'1 Wellston aU~ service. Jad:'1 Refrlc- eii!IM wtth atd ftduetar,- wt\blb ,.... VanMeter. montltl. ' MEN'S APARTMENI'S, rooms eraUon, New Haven. 1toae for information. Walton Coal RATS, MICE gone for~, 'Gel Mlas Patty Koblentz, student In DotH Ulil lth ol Aq. lla Well As c $9: 42 South Third, Middleport. fl', H. O'IIIIN Company, 7-10-30tc IIC-ZO'II. t • Ill! Columbus, spent 1 ·weekend wtth PrtMte .IN.. el .... hdtr Star," 2\i lb. $1.69. Sale, sure 8-8-4tp 8 II; I II; I M Ito . her parenta, Mr. and Mrs. David guarsnteed. S1J8ar Run MID, Entertained Kobleotz,· SAVE NOW on aluminum boats, READY - MIX concreta del!YoEberabarh lldw~.. Plcke110 TRAILER, Brown's TraDer ered right to your project. 10-12-13-14 . ft., clean made, Min sandy Wood lnd MlBI lldwe. 11-9-Jip Park, Mlnenvflle. Phoue SGFast and eaay. Free eiiJ. sturdy, lJli'Oe rail bollome. Vickie Spencer have·returneda~ 1324. U«e mates. Photte 1!,92-3214, GOq. One mlle off Rt. 33, on KingsBy CLARICE ALLEN or spendtrv a week at camp Frar>- were Mr. ~- Mrs, Ro~' Clelaftl. :': .1950 FORD, ~-ton pickup lluel leln Ready • Mil Co., Middlebury Rned. 7-17-30tc The Ladles AwriUary ol the cia As_!>ury, _~ Rio G~ S.-8&\. cand Mrs. Jerry Clelal!d Rood eondltion. Phone 1111-1355, !0 X 50 TRAILER, eltra nice. port, Oblo. .._ Ill! Chesler Volunleer Flre Depart· ..- E'.i.!:!;.J.i..ln \.IOV-•.<.111'1 • - •~,..,ll$,, ll{r~ Ch!-rlw~ ' New Haven, W. Va. U-«p Adults preferred: 181 Loeult 11111 ;NEWPORT Chrysler, . 4" mont met rece,.ty at the firo~..,, LUPa · and 1\fJU Marllyn HalL St.. Middleport. Phone 1112- Door, good rubber, good · .' ' ,, BUDGET PRICE furniture 011 house. Presldenl Dorothy MJ>ero FORD FERGUSON TRACTOR 2811. ~p ""'";a. Marlon lteynolds, Ma- complete wilb side mounted our third ftoor budget shop. ~·· In charge. Minute& otthe ' ' son. Phone 773-5147. 7·21-tfe Baker Furniture, Mlddl""'"' July meellng and lhe treosurer's . Gold (Uterolly) Stomp~ - ,_,, mower, one of Meigs county's NEWLY DECORATED, furnishOhio. T ZS Ill! report were read by Erma CleTHE HAQUE <UPII-<:h&ln · Vernon McCOy, Aberdeen, Md. , finest. rear mounted three. ed apartment. Adults and re- BEANS, KENTUCKY Wonder' stores ln Holtind are · ol!eriD( point plalford, tllree-polnt SEWING MACHINES, repair land. Plans lor hetplrv the ftre- Mr. and Mrs, Glenn Stdnuer ot pure I,OI~ In a I&Yinl Q'llem ference. 114~ Mulberry, Ph. Pick your own, bring conmen with their food stand at the hitch, Ford buzz saw, Ford m-m. 8-8-tlc tainer. $1 bushel. Andrew service. all makes. WY 2- Meigs Counb' Fair were .clll- Ft. Plerc:e, · Fll., and Mr. and for) lhetr customen. A elllloalir Mrs. Larry Smilll of Parket.. handing In sav1111 coupons ·to power takeoff pully, varlo111 2284. The Fabric Sbop, Pom- c~ssed. Reports or committees burg i'&ve been recent neftora • value of tO rulldero <till , Cross, sil miles above Raothor Items for Ford tractor. TWO ROOMS, bath, furn!Jhed eroy. Aulhotized Singer Salett were given. Attending were nor. o( Mr. and Mrs. l 0, McCoy gels & piece of JOI~ welrhlila' .. cine on Rt. 338. Phone 247Also appro:dmatety 75 good apartment. references. 128 and Service. We Sharpen othy Myers, Erma Cleland, Clar.. and flm!ty; 2852. 7-26-t!e 10 sranur and havlnl a villie large locust posts, olx 6112 Set....-.. 3-21-tfc lee Allen, Marpret Chris~. Cleo Mr. and Mrs. Eqgene llall.and of about 52 rull<!eni ••141 ..The Mulberry, Phone - · nu lines, eight 12 I 12 Du Idea rrew out of the ·rush In w.tfe 5 ROOMS and bath on nice lot Smith, June Epple, lnzy NeweU, dauihler, MariJ¥n. 6f Barberton, rold market.a earller this rear. lines, approximately 35 foot CIGARETTE vendlnll madtiDes . Ethel Orr, Lela Windon, Opal were weekend guesta of Mr. and on Rt. 33. Cali 11112-5901. ..I of new 6 Inch clay ..,.er pipe, 'I'RAILER LOTS. Bob's Moblla and servlee. ABC Enterprfaes, Elchllll!er, Belly Gaul and Grice Mra. Norman McCain antl dlugh7*!fe electrle 32 gallon LIIWBOD hot Court, Syracuse, Oblo on State MIIIIOll, W. Va. Phone T/3-IH3. Gumpt ter. MarUyn stayed for 1 two water heater used two months, Rl. 124, Phone 91JM15L w.tft Mr. and Mr •. 11rrres Kimes and week visit with Ute McC.Ina. THREE-YEAR-OLD SADDLE 1857 Dodge pickup In good Children or Cleveland reeenUy 8-11-tlc Mr. ord MrB. StarlltWMiasar, VI Fett Boclc. 289 entlnt , A horse, 63 inch mare; aiJo oondftlon, new 12 Inch bar CT, A booutlful cor lntld• spenl a week with Mrs, E ' a Diane and Cliui:Jc. spent SUnday truck camper, like new. Phone Insurance c:ba!n saw complete with shar. Kimes. . with hwlflndmother, Mri. Flor· FURN1SRED TWO BEDROOM 74UIM. 8-7~tp AtrroMOBO.E Insurance bee1 pener. Numerous other items Mrs. llazel Cllnnl!~ihom, hlr· APARTMENT, Middleport, canceDed? Lost rour operat- born, was an overnlght. guest of ence -sturm, · at GrantavilJe, W. for the fllriMr. See Gordoll Va. They aloo called op Mr. and phone 911Z-31'14. &-!We %0-ACRE farm in Chester Townor's llrense? CaD .___ her brother and sister-in-law, Mrs. Bernard sturm and _illugh. H. Caldwell. Tuppers Plains ship on new water system, I II Ill! 11r. and Mrs. Lawrence Smith. tera. . or call Caotville 66'7-3935 alter . "' · .·. five roome and bath wf t b For Sale Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Myers t p.m. 11-11-MI: Mrs. Nora Damewood o!Akrda outbulld!ngs, or wlll oell 18~ CANNING TOMATOES, $1.25 V8, l•~lo 2 Or. Horci Top. and children have returned home w11 a recent dirmer ,guest ot her Shift. 5kewt very bost of \!lore. , acros oeparate, wtth nice bushel. Bring <OIItainel'l!. Ger· alter a week'ulsttwlth relatives aloter, Mrs. Mary lleed. LIOAL NO?ICI , building site; U-aeres farm- SIX ROOM ROUSE. 18 acres, sldlne Cleland, Racine. 8-1-tlc OF AI'POINTMIMT In Washington, D. C., and Man... NOTICI The StarUng Mlosar flmtl.l' three miles from Pomeroy on l•tlhl If Harold I , Wlrtlt. ing ground with pond, and fi ld ' ' JPOnl an eventrv with Mr. and NoUce II hereb~ linn lb11 DieD e • Pomeroy-Rolland Rood. CaD BLAETTNARS-... newly fenced. Bee James HolA. Wlrth of 1740 Chelkr Botd, Pom- · Mark Hawk ot McConneUsYille Mrs. D1111more Boyl•s at Alfred SIX ROOM brick rsnch otyle .-.~. .~ IIID-5711. ll-ll-31p • .,,, Ohio. hal bee11 dill)' appoint. la viaJtlrlD his .. - .......arenta, Mr. lon. Sr., 0110 mile east of Five BUICK ·· PONTIAC home on Fourtl1 St., in New ed Adm1nlttrall1:r. of thl X.Uto ol ·~ ..,. ...., and helped oblerve Mr."11o)-leo' Jtarolcll B. Wlrtl'l. dft'eaNCI, ll!t.e or and Mrs. J. L. Hawk and Mrs~ Haven, three bedroom, pr- Points on Rt. 7, or phone 192GMCTRUCKS birthda.v. < ' Counl)', Olllo. Letha WoatL , ' ll-7-7te FOR A JOB well doDo feeling Mel11 age, baaernent, drape11 and 5007. Credlton tre ~~ '- mt· UMu • Mr. and Mro.'Norman 'ic~ · Ph.992-2U3 dean carpell with Blue Lus- dtlml wU.b aald flctuelll')' W'IWD lOW' Mr. and Mrs. Jamea Weber or and llmtly entertained : i'"J1dl.l' carpeting. Phone IIC-ZII'II. Po...,.r" Ohio ' ·• ln!. ·Rent eleclrlc ahampooot lnO:.~.i tbil IILb dl)' of .half, liiiSI.I Middleport visited Sunday after- evenlna wllh a j:Oak..,t. ·i'rnent 1-Nte SEVEN ROOM house aiiil kll, Naylors Run mu, Rt. 2, good ~~..,o;::~., Aid C~N~~tz with Mr. Mra. Thoma& "· Bal:ll' l"'lrnnlure. 8-IUte JuJ.r •· .\Ui. $-12 ate Weber. drilled well, phone 992-2275. 62 MODEL General Electrlc ' RAY, STRAW ani! IIIII. Phone Mrl and Mrs. Rlchlll'd V"' Me.,_ 8-4-121c !love and breakfast oet. Mrs. New Haven 811-IZ17. 8-11-ilp Lindsey Lyons, Tuppen -~ I . -' • :~ . . ...,. Plains. Phone 1&'1-32110. 11-Ntp FOUR ROOM HOUSE, bath, a.Ita lot. Unloo Ave., PoiiJei'O)'. Lost OFF1CE HOTJRs' 9:30 '!il-il,'z TO 5 (CLI:l5E AN«JO!f ON. Phone 992-3U7. 8-8-12tp LOST - Siamese cat in Royal TERRIER PUPPIES, Ralph TIIURs.) - EAST COuRT ST., POIIEROY , ~ - ".. Fruth. Phone Mason rnm7. Oak Park viclnity. Reward. ,, 8-Nip 1968 EARLY American stereo: Phone 99U110, Thl! set bas AM & FM radio, 8 12 "' WALNUT CONSOLE with 44-Bpeed automatic re c o r d speaker IOlllld oyatem, 4changer, lovely finloh. JUII Real Est1te For Sale speed, dual volume control like new. Take over payments O'BRII!H AND CROW w!tb AM & FM radio. Pay of IS per month or pay 18UI. IIEALTV OOMPANY just $83.19 or lliGIItbly pay. Try it b your home. Pbone menll. Also, Early American !19Z-2836. 8-8-ete ADI08T NEW - 3 bedroom home, paneling, otGne IJre.. stereo radio combination. CANNING TO plaee, Ute. wall to waft earBea\1Ufulsolid state unit wllh MATOES, picked, pet, afr CCIIIdltlcnlnJ, IGII of 4-opeed .chlnBer. Make paybring eontalner, fl btllbel. buill lnl, prage, paUo, ·1ove1 menlo of 16 per month or bat- Richard Rowe, bosldo Eut Jot 1001241 el<Jie ln. fl7 ,aet.llll anee of $101.1!. Call 192-1218. IA!tart Clturcll. 1-ll-31e lUaNE - YOU'U. I.OVB .. 8-t«c lielp Wanled -4 larg• lots, 4 large beclroomo, I~ batlll, 2 large ..,_ SINGER ZIG 7.AG aewtng maeJooed portbea, pleaiJ ..... chine, needs no cams. All space aD over. A Ileal Ill buill-In features, Maket but~ $lo.lllll.llll tonholeo, IIIOIIOfll'arne, fancy ""'.., nJIIHI8IIED APAA'I'UNT chlllgns, leWI on butklnl, etc. FOR RENT, Pay $$ per month or balance HENRY CLElAND due, $4Ul. Call m.ml. Se""- mmo AIC pr,se.nts., LOCAL REPOfJS DAILY . I ' AT 7:50 A.M. 12 NOON 3 P.M. AND 4:30 P.M. ss.oo . PER TON . Chester !.!0 .... Oea...... DAILY CROSSWORD .AOIMIM •.1.0.=... . /·GOMPTON~ .O.D. ,-,. :'"' . OPJoMETifSI ' ... rr CARRIER w·a IN MIDDL£POir CONTAa Ret.·- . TRAILER SPACE, aU utllltfel otlloe . . . mte alreatjy avallable. Bee or call Ira Jleesle, Racine, Ohio, CIIBVY, RaelnJ ""«<De. ...... 8-Utc IIllurll May rht wrd give strtllpth f.lpeed: vinyl inferior, 'o hi.t pellplt! Ma11 thf· l..ord dlrome wheels IIIII mODJ a11.1..1..11-A.a J'OUR JWOII ROOSE, bath, hie" hir ptop/t wl!h ...... ~11-11-«p tru. Clll . . .I. 11-11-a. ----"""'--''-•__. - P•olm• 29:11. FAYE MAJIIr 0 1"•••-' ' i. J'lutlirl and N. 43.-.., 1.10j)lll... • oota, eto. •C >44,~41f ----;·'"-· "' noon WAITRESS AND ear hops. Apply in peraon, Crow'• Steak ~IM , Contimles! · . 1!167 CIIEVI!'lLE'I' ...... , ... . .......... , .$3295 Caprice ..J-Dbor. Factory Air Cond., Comfortron controls, 386 engine, turbo hydramatic, power steeri~ and brakes, strato seat, black vinyl tcp, white bg:fy,pluminterlor, radio and heater, 6000 actual miles. A real sharp car. 1966 ('IIEVELLE, , , ...... , ...... . . , ......$2095 H. T. Cpe. 4 speed trans, PosltraetJon. Wide Oval tires. r.ed imerior. White finish. Radio & heater. 1962 CHEVROLET ••.•. , , , •........ . , .. .. $895 Pickt4) 8-ft. Fleetside, solid cab. red finish, healer. RESERVATIONS for the chicken barbeque dinner on SunFor Rent day, August 18 for the Leading Creek Conservancy Dis- FURNISHED five rooms a n d trict wm be accepted aU ne11 batb, M & G Market, Rl. 7, week. Serving will be from 11 Middleport. ll-7~tp a.m. to 6 p.m. Mail to : Leading Creek Conservancy Dis- SINGLES and furnished and untrict, Bo1 278, Rutland, Ohio, furnished apartments. Phone with $1.25 and return add.-.... 1112-3261. 8-4-12te Phone 742->911. 8-11-21c PLENTY of space for one traDer with all facilities. In Syr•THE KUT 'N KURL Beauty CIJIO, Call 992-31114. 4-111-tfc Shop, Elma Rusoell, o...,..., will be closed Augu~~t 12 to August 20. 8-~· FURNISHED and unlurnlshe4 apartments. Close to lll!hool Phone 992-5434. 10-18-tfe BAHR'S BACK HOE and dozer service: waterllne, sept l c tanks, leach beds and baae- TRAILER SPACE, all utllltiet available. Inquire 156 Mulberrnents. Che.!ter, Oblo. Call ry alter 3 or 5 p.m. Writ. P. Henry Bahr, - . or Roger 0 . Box 425 Pomeroy. 5-29-tle Bahr 8-7-«J> ly ' • ' f'REEiER · S)\LE . , I!IG CtiESr FRI;EZER , 'POMEROY.OHIO Notice ~~ '~ QUAUn •HULATIONI .....,... tfMo rflllt .. ,..,...... ......,.,. ..... ........ TIM Motor Co. ' 01' Will ... ICdtQIII IHifll t IAit· .., · Pomeroy··· · 2 SIGNS ~ 'IIIIM•H... , SilltJR'Y ' BIT lt.llallfiPt .. •. ... . J, ....... . 111. - · · t. Clod or - -8-a, --·· 14. ~~ ow04 , = 111.' · • - 11.11btdu -lMiomarlum: ~= a.l'iit at ~ "tol!O" 4.lla'lid'o TV' , I. ,~~~T ,,UNIW 1M lOll' . M~ ._ . ' lol~·~t"·" ~ rr. •···'o,l ) . ....,..,_...,_,,_AIII8110iil' ', ' ' ' '<" ",_..·,I .•..,.. , ' ' •, ~ '~· · " '"I ' · •· 1.1<. ·~Ji.; ,r' J' • · i ,., .~ ..., .... _, ' 1 ' �' . ' ., "' ' ' '· ' .BAHNI:!Y' • . ROBIN MALONE . !IN!\ .' WAitT AD IJIPOIUMTIOW o·ar ............. ......, c............. c.,....... Dii&DI.INII 5 ~·•· oar .._..,tea~'-• Dol Plltll~htr .. Milt tr Nfect fetMollHII. TM A Grl tM of< IJ111rrwct •nr •• IMt4M4 .... ,.... ......, will Mt• lnMrtMII. ,., W1nt U llnla I ..... ,., WoN 111• ....rtkoft M'"IIIIVI'II my c...,.. 1:1 """ ,., . ., JJC tllra c1_... ''"11 cllfth .....,........ . c.-.cvtiW ,., WoN tla "II DO IMtrt....._ tJ ..... ..at OIKIVItt M ,... Ml a!MI Ml ~'-! wltftln 11 ••YI· .... clll : "I CAID Ofl TMANKI & OIITUAIY tUt fN 5I wo,. "'"'1"'""'· 11 ' ... ........... .., a .....elll. OP"CI MOUII fill l.ftl. te l:ot ...... ""' hJI t.M te 1t1N IIHn IINNII¥ lUND ADI .,..• ...,., 21c C._.. 1111r ,..,.,. ca da dr Y< til ., 1! p b I b I FRENCIDE'S Trading Post DOW open from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. weekdays. Used clothing and miBcellaneous items. Eagle Ridge; turn right at MemorIal Gardens onto County Road 31, and drive out two mllea. u.ac WILL DO ..wtng at home zippers, pockets, pegging, hemming, alteration!, ete. Mrs. Freddie Tlulbet, Mason, Phone 773-5651. 4-30-tfc '' l· •.. ,' ... ' '' HAPPY HOUR, Shenang Springs Nlte Club, 5 to I p.m. Monday thru Friday. Ladles ntgllt evu.tfe _, Friday. Mf<' NOW from 10' A.M. 'to 10 P.M. the SleW Drive In ~ tbe by-paso Rt. 7. Soft ~ cream, good food, specials on Monday and Thurtday. 8-4-301< . "I',(, '~~ Wanted To Buy ';< WANTED NOW, special prleo, Ginseng $SI lb.. snake root $4 lb., May apple root 33 CODta lb. Sell now to Bill Balley, Reedavllle, Oblo. 11-IUie . ,, ANTIQUES. furniture, dllbes, mlscellaneOU!. Mrs. Howard Cecil, BOO W. Main St., Pomeroy. 1-15-tlr ANTIQUES: Lady wiDII lor her own home. Can uae a II tlnds of furniture, china, glassware. Call Athens 5933821. 8-8-Uic ·•. • i ,I Pomeroy Motor Co• ' For Sale or Tr1de 1917 MUSTANG, 8-cyUnder, 3speed, 19116 Chevrolet Caprice, automatic, power stoerfng and brakes, financing available, phooe 99U547 alter 5 pbone IIID-57411. 7-31-tfc Help Wanted -- 11-7-«c w.ntecl to Rent THREE OR four bedroom horne. M111t locate belon! school begin~ Phone IIID-5101. ~ 61e .' '· ! :I Want.d MAN for Muon water and sewer department, Msistant IU· perlntendent. MUll be able to - k lull lime and drive lruck. Bee Joe Young or call !'13-51174. 8-11-MI: LADY TO DO housewlll'k, live ln. Contact 0. ffindy over Liberty Theatre. Phone t1U!61. w.tfe For !.ease II i G FOOD MARKET. Rt. 7, lllddleport. 8-7-«p For Rent '• ' ' ~·IL.'(, -~15-0ii. free De'Jivery Within.' 'lOO)illlu. · We S•rvl'~·• . • J~•l_lJll l1dc W. Carsey, Mgr. bath, eellar, ,tern. For Sale · ; OPEN II!VES. 1:00 I'.M. For Sale POODLE PUPPIES AKC Toy White and stud service. I and 6 lbo. Phone 992-3165. 7-19-301< U'L ABNER • f.CRIIS',- t!J!I,RNor !168 MODERN stereo. Love!J AllllOCIATES walnut modern COII8ole wtth SVRACVSII: big f.lpeed automatic I'IICOid ehanger. This baa AM-FM ra. " ' )1:dlo, Take over paymeats of MODERN I BEDROOM $8.42 per month or pay bal• ACR&<I (FL\TJ , ance of $96.22. Phone 192-211311. YOU won't find many thiJ Dice' U-tle lor the money In Melp Coull' ty . .Modem kitchen. run !Jue. SINGER ZJc Zag: This machine ment and attadted gar.,.. just taken In; makeo butWnLocated about ·3 mile from holes, darns, emit Tate ..., Pomeroy In giiOd ne!Cbbor· payments of $1 per monfh or bood. The Wiseman Agenef, pay $46.40. Call 19Ml131. Gallipolis, Ohio. 011. 441-M. ~ Eve. 44UI96, 1414500. NOTICE ON FiLING OF INVENTORY AND APPRAISEMENT Th• State of Ohio, Melu• County Probate Co~o~rl To tht E..cutot or Admlnbtrator . of the eototo; to tiiCh of tM follo1"11 01 oro reoident1 of tho Stott of Ohio, vl1:-tht turvlvlflll tpouoe, tiM Milt of lcln, the MMflclorlot ur~• dtt the will; ami to the ottorney or Gttorn•r• repretentll'lg onr of the oforementlonod pertont : Nellie Cloy, No. 19,949, Hanioonvlllo, Ohio. Yeu or• h4.~"t~by notified that th. Inventory and Approlooment of.. tM ••toto of thil caforemontiorMid, de· tM . .d, lot• of told County, woo fllod In this Court . Said Inventory oncl ApproltMonl will •• for hoar· 1"11 befert thit Court on the 22nd :~L. of ""''"'• 1f68, at 10 o'cloc~ SAVE SPAI:E WMPO FREE STOoGE INFORMATION NEWS . MOTII PROOFING "''II POODLE PUPPIES. AKC Toy miniature. $75 and up. stud &-Me ~.... =*=~ senice and grooming. Phaoe 1968 APACHE Faloon camping 992-5443. 11 ! tfe trailer, eall 1112-2101 or see lusln•• WlWe Guinther alter 4:30 p. ' AKC Golden Retriever puppies. RADJO AND TV REPAIR, house m. 8-7~ 5!4 Ash St., Middleport. 992calls, antenna, sale and Ja. ROUND,DQD 5443. 8-23-lfc BOAT, 18-foot Lcmestar fiberslallaUon. Jolm RarrfiOn, 'Ill Broadway Sl, Mlddlepon, ALL SPECI.ES glass, with cabin, sleeps two, Any pe'lon dealrlne to file ucopPOTATOES, beans, cabbage phone '992-2511. 7-14-lfe tians mutt file tholn at loot! five Mo~:ilnum Diamtter 10 ln. 1167 A-105 horse, Crysler, condoyt prior to the dolo sol lor hoar· and beets. Phone 843-2%!'4. trols oomplete. Newly refiD. MiniMUM D!Oftletor :i ln. 1 Clarence Prolfill, Portland. "!ivon und" my IM.nd and teal of isbed. Docked In Pomeroy, ELECTROLUX SALES and Hf. told MiniMum Lenath 4 feet Ohio. 7-7-lfe $2500. Call vice: Sweepers, rug ...,hen 1968. Court, thl• 1tt 4oy of .Aututl or 192and polishers. -Genu!M porta, 3589. 8-BIIc F. H. O'BRIEN FIVE ROOM HOUSE and bath, can 992-fiBO. · . 11-IJ.Ife Judge ond ox•oHiclo one floor. partly furnished If 1851 BUICK four door, a fOOd Cleric of 1old Court FURNISHED GARAGE apartdesired. ~ Second Ave., By: J•not E. Morrlt work car, prleo fSO. See or c.c~= A . ment on Lincoln HOI. UtiUUeo Middleport. o'an be oeen by Ooputr Clerk ~ DELIVERED TO call Milton Hood, 6Z3 MDI paid: adults only. Phone M815 8/ 12 ltc appolntmenV.rter 5 p.m. El, Complelo ....... St., Middleport, Ohfo, 992-31120. OHIO PALLET CD. ~8-l~tlc den Walburn, phone 992-280il. l'llaMIINIII ,.f.,ICI OP A'NUI'fMIIIT 8-11-Sip' l<eeoing Meigs 7-8-tfc ()Ill Bradford cue N" lt.l'l'l 992-2489 l!t.to .t Prftl A. Pllflet, Don 1 • FIVE ROOM lurn!Jbed hoUse, llldne, Oldo POMEROY, OHIO NoUN I• twNliJ ctYU u..t ut.oa Gollio and bath, In Pomeroy. Mrs. Row- NO. 6, STOKER COAL at for- ONE MALE Fawn Cb!buahua Hobrlbltter, of ,...NJ', Olde, bM 5 I lfe puppy, 8 weeks old, $25. Call bfoilb dutr apt~ela.t.d lb..mtor af U. ard Cecil, 100 W. Main St., Mason Arec mer Clinton Coal Co. tipple, "lllatlll at J'red A. lblllft. d•n"W((, er and chlldren of Gary, Ind.. Mn. 0 . F. Lyons 742-4294. II!W of ...... CwnQ, Oldo. Pomeroy. 7-24 -lfe l<leated 5 miles east of WellsAIR CONDmONING RelrfaerCredltCIJI .,. Nlllllnd to lUI lWr spent a weekend wftll Mrs. Mlbel 8-~ Informed As !~ . Phone 384-378'1 Wellston aU~ service. Jad:'1 Refrlc- eii!IM wtth atd ftduetar,- wt\blb ,.... VanMeter. montltl. ' MEN'S APARTMENI'S, rooms eraUon, New Haven. 1toae for information. Walton Coal RATS, MICE gone for~, 'Gel Mlas Patty Koblentz, student In DotH Ulil lth ol Aq. lla Well As c $9: 42 South Third, Middleport. fl', H. O'IIIIN Company, 7-10-30tc IIC-ZO'II. t • Ill! Columbus, spent 1 ·weekend wtth PrtMte .IN.. el .... hdtr Star," 2\i lb. $1.69. Sale, sure 8-8-4tp 8 II; I II; I M Ito . her parenta, Mr. and Mrs. David guarsnteed. S1J8ar Run MID, Entertained Kobleotz,· SAVE NOW on aluminum boats, READY - MIX concreta del!YoEberabarh lldw~.. Plcke110 TRAILER, Brown's TraDer ered right to your project. 10-12-13-14 . ft., clean made, Min sandy Wood lnd MlBI lldwe. 11-9-Jip Park, Mlnenvflle. Phoue SGFast and eaay. Free eiiJ. sturdy, lJli'Oe rail bollome. Vickie Spencer have·returneda~ 1324. U«e mates. Photte 1!,92-3214, GOq. One mlle off Rt. 33, on KingsBy CLARICE ALLEN or spendtrv a week at camp Frar>- were Mr. ~- Mrs, Ro~' Clelaftl. :': .1950 FORD, ~-ton pickup lluel leln Ready • Mil Co., Middlebury Rned. 7-17-30tc The Ladles AwriUary ol the cia As_!>ury, _~ Rio G~ S.-8&\. cand Mrs. Jerry Clelal!d Rood eondltion. Phone 1111-1355, !0 X 50 TRAILER, eltra nice. port, Oblo. .._ Ill! Chesler Volunleer Flre Depart· ..- E'.i.!:!;.J.i..ln \.IOV-•.<.111'1 • - •~,..,ll$,, ll{r~ Ch!-rlw~ ' New Haven, W. Va. U-«p Adults preferred: 181 Loeult 11111 ;NEWPORT Chrysler, . 4" mont met rece,.ty at the firo~..,, LUPa · and 1\fJU Marllyn HalL St.. Middleport. Phone 1112- Door, good rubber, good · .' ' ,, BUDGET PRICE furniture 011 house. Presldenl Dorothy MJ>ero FORD FERGUSON TRACTOR 2811. ~p ""'";a. Marlon lteynolds, Ma- complete wilb side mounted our third ftoor budget shop. ~·· In charge. Minute& otthe ' ' son. Phone 773-5147. 7·21-tfe Baker Furniture, Mlddl""'"' July meellng and lhe treosurer's . Gold (Uterolly) Stomp~ - ,_,, mower, one of Meigs county's NEWLY DECORATED, furnishOhio. T ZS Ill! report were read by Erma CleTHE HAQUE <UPII-<:h&ln · Vernon McCOy, Aberdeen, Md. , finest. rear mounted three. ed apartment. Adults and re- BEANS, KENTUCKY Wonder' stores ln Holtind are · ol!eriD( point plalford, tllree-polnt SEWING MACHINES, repair land. Plans lor hetplrv the ftre- Mr. and Mrs, Glenn Stdnuer ot pure I,OI~ In a I&Yinl Q'llem ference. 114~ Mulberry, Ph. Pick your own, bring conmen with their food stand at the hitch, Ford buzz saw, Ford m-m. 8-8-tlc tainer. $1 bushel. Andrew service. all makes. WY 2- Meigs Counb' Fair were .clll- Ft. Plerc:e, · Fll., and Mr. and for) lhetr customen. A elllloalir Mrs. Larry Smilll of Parket.. handing In sav1111 coupons ·to power takeoff pully, varlo111 2284. The Fabric Sbop, Pom- c~ssed. Reports or committees burg i'&ve been recent neftora • value of tO rulldero <till , Cross, sil miles above Raothor Items for Ford tractor. TWO ROOMS, bath, furn!Jhed eroy. Aulhotized Singer Salett were given. Attending were nor. o( Mr. and Mrs. l 0, McCoy gels & piece of JOI~ welrhlila' .. cine on Rt. 338. Phone 247Also appro:dmatety 75 good apartment. references. 128 and Service. We Sharpen othy Myers, Erma Cleland, Clar.. and flm!ty; 2852. 7-26-t!e 10 sranur and havlnl a villie large locust posts, olx 6112 Set....-.. 3-21-tfc lee Allen, Marpret Chris~. Cleo Mr. and Mrs. Eqgene llall.and of about 52 rull<!eni ••141 ..The Mulberry, Phone - · nu lines, eight 12 I 12 Du Idea rrew out of the ·rush In w.tfe 5 ROOMS and bath on nice lot Smith, June Epple, lnzy NeweU, dauihler, MariJ¥n. 6f Barberton, rold market.a earller this rear. lines, approximately 35 foot CIGARETTE vendlnll madtiDes . Ethel Orr, Lela Windon, Opal were weekend guesta of Mr. and on Rt. 33. Cali 11112-5901. ..I of new 6 Inch clay ..,.er pipe, 'I'RAILER LOTS. Bob's Moblla and servlee. ABC Enterprfaes, Elchllll!er, Belly Gaul and Grice Mra. Norman McCain antl dlugh7*!fe electrle 32 gallon LIIWBOD hot Court, Syracuse, Oblo on State MIIIIOll, W. Va. Phone T/3-IH3. Gumpt ter. MarUyn stayed for 1 two water heater used two months, Rl. 124, Phone 91JM15L w.tft Mr. and Mr •. 11rrres Kimes and week visit with Ute McC.Ina. THREE-YEAR-OLD SADDLE 1857 Dodge pickup In good Children or Cleveland reeenUy 8-11-tlc Mr. ord MrB. StarlltWMiasar, VI Fett Boclc. 289 entlnt , A horse, 63 inch mare; aiJo oondftlon, new 12 Inch bar CT, A booutlful cor lntld• spenl a week with Mrs, E ' a Diane and Cliui:Jc. spent SUnday truck camper, like new. Phone Insurance c:ba!n saw complete with shar. Kimes. . with hwlflndmother, Mri. Flor· FURN1SRED TWO BEDROOM 74UIM. 8-7~tp AtrroMOBO.E Insurance bee1 pener. Numerous other items Mrs. llazel Cllnnl!~ihom, hlr· APARTMENT, Middleport, canceDed? Lost rour operat- born, was an overnlght. guest of ence -sturm, · at GrantavilJe, W. for the fllriMr. See Gordoll Va. They aloo called op Mr. and phone 911Z-31'14. &-!We %0-ACRE farm in Chester Townor's llrense? CaD .___ her brother and sister-in-law, Mrs. Bernard sturm and _illugh. H. Caldwell. Tuppers Plains ship on new water system, I II Ill! 11r. and Mrs. Lawrence Smith. tera. . or call Caotville 66'7-3935 alter . "' · .·. five roome and bath wf t b For Sale Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Myers t p.m. 11-11-MI: Mrs. Nora Damewood o!Akrda outbulld!ngs, or wlll oell 18~ CANNING TOMATOES, $1.25 V8, l•~lo 2 Or. Horci Top. and children have returned home w11 a recent dirmer ,guest ot her Shift. 5kewt very bost of \!lore. , acros oeparate, wtth nice bushel. Bring <OIItainel'l!. Ger· alter a week'ulsttwlth relatives aloter, Mrs. Mary lleed. LIOAL NO?ICI , building site; U-aeres farm- SIX ROOM ROUSE. 18 acres, sldlne Cleland, Racine. 8-1-tlc OF AI'POINTMIMT In Washington, D. C., and Man... NOTICI The StarUng Mlosar flmtl.l' three miles from Pomeroy on l•tlhl If Harold I , Wlrtlt. ing ground with pond, and fi ld ' ' JPOnl an eventrv with Mr. and NoUce II hereb~ linn lb11 DieD e • Pomeroy-Rolland Rood. CaD BLAETTNARS-... newly fenced. Bee James HolA. Wlrth of 1740 Chelkr Botd, Pom- · Mark Hawk ot McConneUsYille Mrs. D1111more Boyl•s at Alfred SIX ROOM brick rsnch otyle .-.~. .~ IIID-5711. ll-ll-31p • .,,, Ohio. hal bee11 dill)' appoint. la viaJtlrlD his .. - .......arenta, Mr. lon. Sr., 0110 mile east of Five BUICK ·· PONTIAC home on Fourtl1 St., in New ed Adm1nlttrall1:r. of thl X.Uto ol ·~ ..,. ...., and helped oblerve Mr."11o)-leo' Jtarolcll B. Wlrtl'l. dft'eaNCI, ll!t.e or and Mrs. J. L. Hawk and Mrs~ Haven, three bedroom, pr- Points on Rt. 7, or phone 192GMCTRUCKS birthda.v. < ' Counl)', Olllo. Letha WoatL , ' ll-7-7te FOR A JOB well doDo feeling Mel11 age, baaernent, drape11 and 5007. Credlton tre ~~ '- mt· UMu • Mr. and Mro.'Norman 'ic~ · Ph.992-2U3 dean carpell with Blue Lus- dtlml wU.b aald flctuelll')' W'IWD lOW' Mr. and Mrs. Jamea Weber or and llmtly entertained : i'"J1dl.l' carpeting. Phone IIC-ZII'II. Po...,.r" Ohio ' ·• ln!. ·Rent eleclrlc ahampooot lnO:.~.i tbil IILb dl)' of .half, liiiSI.I Middleport visited Sunday after- evenlna wllh a j:Oak..,t. ·i'rnent 1-Nte SEVEN ROOM house aiiil kll, Naylors Run mu, Rt. 2, good ~~..,o;::~., Aid C~N~~tz with Mr. Mra. Thoma& "· Bal:ll' l"'lrnnlure. 8-IUte JuJ.r •· .\Ui. $-12 ate Weber. drilled well, phone 992-2275. 62 MODEL General Electrlc ' RAY, STRAW ani! IIIII. Phone Mrl and Mrs. Rlchlll'd V"' Me.,_ 8-4-121c !love and breakfast oet. Mrs. New Haven 811-IZ17. 8-11-ilp Lindsey Lyons, Tuppen -~ I . -' • :~ . . ...,. Plains. Phone 1&'1-32110. 11-Ntp FOUR ROOM HOUSE, bath, a.Ita lot. Unloo Ave., PoiiJei'O)'. Lost OFF1CE HOTJRs' 9:30 '!il-il,'z TO 5 (CLI:l5E AN«JO!f ON. Phone 992-3U7. 8-8-12tp LOST - Siamese cat in Royal TERRIER PUPPIES, Ralph TIIURs.) - EAST COuRT ST., POIIEROY , ~ - ".. Fruth. Phone Mason rnm7. Oak Park viclnity. Reward. ,, 8-Nip 1968 EARLY American stereo: Phone 99U110, Thl! set bas AM & FM radio, 8 12 "' WALNUT CONSOLE with 44-Bpeed automatic re c o r d speaker IOlllld oyatem, 4changer, lovely finloh. JUII Real Est1te For Sale speed, dual volume control like new. Take over payments O'BRII!H AND CROW w!tb AM & FM radio. Pay of IS per month or pay 18UI. IIEALTV OOMPANY just $83.19 or lliGIItbly pay. Try it b your home. Pbone menll. Also, Early American !19Z-2836. 8-8-ete ADI08T NEW - 3 bedroom home, paneling, otGne IJre.. stereo radio combination. CANNING TO plaee, Ute. wall to waft earBea\1Ufulsolid state unit wllh MATOES, picked, pet, afr CCIIIdltlcnlnJ, IGII of 4-opeed .chlnBer. Make paybring eontalner, fl btllbel. buill lnl, prage, paUo, ·1ove1 menlo of 16 per month or bat- Richard Rowe, bosldo Eut Jot 1001241 el<Jie ln. fl7 ,aet.llll anee of $101.1!. Call 192-1218. IA!tart Clturcll. 1-ll-31e lUaNE - YOU'U. I.OVB .. 8-t«c lielp Wanled -4 larg• lots, 4 large beclroomo, I~ batlll, 2 large ..,_ SINGER ZIG 7.AG aewtng maeJooed portbea, pleaiJ ..... chine, needs no cams. All space aD over. A Ileal Ill buill-In features, Maket but~ $lo.lllll.llll tonholeo, IIIOIIOfll'arne, fancy ""'.., nJIIHI8IIED APAA'I'UNT chlllgns, leWI on butklnl, etc. FOR RENT, Pay $$ per month or balance HENRY CLElAND due, $4Ul. Call m.ml. Se""- mmo AIC pr,se.nts., LOCAL REPOfJS DAILY . I ' AT 7:50 A.M. 12 NOON 3 P.M. AND 4:30 P.M. ss.oo . PER TON . Chester !.!0 .... Oea...... DAILY CROSSWORD .AOIMIM •.1.0.=... . /·GOMPTON~ .O.D. ,-,. :'"' . OPJoMETifSI ' ... rr CARRIER w·a IN MIDDL£POir CONTAa Ret.·- . TRAILER SPACE, aU utllltfel otlloe . . . mte alreatjy avallable. Bee or call Ira Jleesle, Racine, Ohio, CIIBVY, RaelnJ ""«<De. ...... 8-Utc IIllurll May rht wrd give strtllpth f.lpeed: vinyl inferior, 'o hi.t pellplt! Ma11 thf· l..ord dlrome wheels IIIII mODJ a11.1..1..11-A.a J'OUR JWOII ROOSE, bath, hie" hir ptop/t wl!h ...... ~11-11-«p tru. Clll . . .I. 11-11-a. ----"""'--''-•__. - P•olm• 29:11. FAYE MAJIIr 0 1"•••-' ' i. J'lutlirl and N. 43.-.., 1.10j)lll... • oota, eto. •C >44,~41f ----;·'"-· "' noon WAITRESS AND ear hops. Apply in peraon, Crow'• Steak ~IM , Contimles! · . 1!167 CIIEVI!'lLE'I' ...... , ... . .......... , .$3295 Caprice ..J-Dbor. Factory Air Cond., Comfortron controls, 386 engine, turbo hydramatic, power steeri~ and brakes, strato seat, black vinyl tcp, white bg:fy,pluminterlor, radio and heater, 6000 actual miles. A real sharp car. 1966 ('IIEVELLE, , , ...... , ...... . . , ......$2095 H. T. Cpe. 4 speed trans, PosltraetJon. Wide Oval tires. r.ed imerior. White finish. Radio & heater. 1962 CHEVROLET ••.•. , , , •........ . , .. .. $895 Pickt4) 8-ft. Fleetside, solid cab. red finish, healer. RESERVATIONS for the chicken barbeque dinner on SunFor Rent day, August 18 for the Leading Creek Conservancy Dis- FURNISHED five rooms a n d trict wm be accepted aU ne11 batb, M & G Market, Rl. 7, week. Serving will be from 11 Middleport. ll-7~tp a.m. to 6 p.m. Mail to : Leading Creek Conservancy Dis- SINGLES and furnished and untrict, Bo1 278, Rutland, Ohio, furnished apartments. Phone with $1.25 and return add.-.... 1112-3261. 8-4-12te Phone 742->911. 8-11-21c PLENTY of space for one traDer with all facilities. In Syr•THE KUT 'N KURL Beauty CIJIO, Call 992-31114. 4-111-tfc Shop, Elma Rusoell, o...,..., will be closed Augu~~t 12 to August 20. 8-~· FURNISHED and unlurnlshe4 apartments. Close to lll!hool Phone 992-5434. 10-18-tfe BAHR'S BACK HOE and dozer service: waterllne, sept l c tanks, leach beds and baae- TRAILER SPACE, all utllltiet available. Inquire 156 Mulberrnents. Che.!ter, Oblo. Call ry alter 3 or 5 p.m. Writ. P. Henry Bahr, - . or Roger 0 . Box 425 Pomeroy. 5-29-tle Bahr 8-7-«J> ly ' • ' f'REEiER · S)\LE . , I!IG CtiESr FRI;EZER , 'POMEROY.OHIO Notice ~~ '~ QUAUn •HULATIONI .....,... tfMo rflllt .. ,..,...... ......,.,. ..... ........ TIM Motor Co. ' 01' Will ... ICdtQIII IHifll t IAit· .., · Pomeroy··· · 2 SIGNS ~ 'IIIIM•H... , SilltJR'Y ' BIT lt.llallfiPt .. •. ... . J, ....... . 111. - · · t. Clod or - -8-a, --·· 14. ~~ ow04 , = 111.' · • - 11.11btdu -lMiomarlum: ~= a.l'iit at ~ "tol!O" 4.lla'lid'o TV' , I. ,~~~T ,,UNIW 1M lOll' . M~ ._ . ' lol~·~t"·" ~ rr. •···'o,l ) . ....,..,_...,_,,_AIII8110iil' ', ' ' ' '<" ",_..·,I .•..,.. , ' ' •, ~ '~· · " '"I ' · •· 1.1<. ·~Ji.; ,r' J' • · i ,., .~ ..., .... _, ' 1 ' �' ' ' . . . ~· ~..........•,:.. ; . . ...... " ' ~ ;.:"''·:·····:,•:-:.;-·,~~-;-;·:·~~:~~::::::·:-:-:·:·:·:o·. ~·-·.· .·.• . l M'rflry Sauer Hosts ' ' ' ' I Given to Club MOND,\Y HEWLAH MEETING, DAV cn by Opal D)cr when the Little Monday; dinner, ti::lU, Vietnam Leading Ladies -HI Club met reand Korl.!an veterans welcome· cent!) at the hom(' oO.-Irs . w. R .Jacob Turnet·, commaJkler. ' Hayes, a leader. BETHEL 62, International Or. Other featur~s of the meeting der of Jobs Daugl1ters, 7:30 Monlllcluded a di 3pla) of bean bap:s day night at the Pomeroy MasOfloo ~~d~ by" memlJl•rs taki ng the t lnpper project, Elaine Hams· burg exhibited a l'ushion whi c h she had madt' for her home ru1 • ni ~hing s project. HuH•htson pres ided at !he wilh member s respond~ mg to roll eall with information on a famous Ohioian. J o' Sauer ~ed i n game s and re fre~hment s mcluded a ~ -H rake provided b Regina !Iarri son. ~ Jo~ ~ecting • I { I ~~SON DRIVE· IN TOt\H;!!T &. I U ::SUA\ o\l Gt ST I ~ . 13 ',,\ ic Tem,:le. salon 710pi cMr s, Iva P<M~ ell, 6:30p.m. Monda}. Meat will be providt->d; members are to take a covered di sh. Dues arc paJable. . Mr::U_;s t'OllNT\ nH' at the home of 'I'll ESil.\ Y Chamberlain Yvette Mimieux " JOY IN THE MOR~1 NG " Ri~:hard j Slumber Porly Mary Ruth Sauer, .daughter. ot Mr. and Mn. tlarold Sauer enlerlalned reeenlly wllha slu.;,.,.r party, at her MlddiO]»rl, Boote 1 home. ' The SrouP bed a late supper and then bnmch the following mornLng. Dlvertdons included swimming and recorded music. Guests were Pam Eshenauer Gallipolis; Roxanna PatterSOO: Rutland, and Linda ~Jres, Lani Ross, and Cathy ~ulding all d. Cheshire. ' TONIGIIT. AlGCS T 12 CLOSED AND TUESDA) AUGl'ST 18 - 19 • 20 Oolm Huston's) GOLDEN EYE" . . (Technicolor) Ehz. Tay lor • Marlon Brand o Buggecnn a Rug Chiller DIUer s Shutter Bug FRIDAY TIIRl' TUESDAY AVGVSl 23 . 27 ' .,,'"' ' '' " VA LLEY OF THE DOL LS" (Tethnioolor) ~arbara Parkins - Patty Duke COLORCAR TOONS, Goo:! Neighbor FUZ SHOW STARTS 7 P, ~t In Reynoldsburg ' I •• Es fher Bell Boggess MR. AND MRS. are announcina the 0 CHARLES A. Boggess, Racine. Route 2 •., ngagement and •"'""' · • their daughter, Esther Bell ...,..,.roachmg marriqe or Mr. and Mrs. James H ~r ~ftKenneth Paul Lee, soo or wedding ls planned. ' on, W. Va. A September u:e :.· :-:;:: :-:···· ·. :.; :.·.·. .. :-:·: ::·· .;.;.;.;.;.·.;.·.;.;.;.;.; ..;.: Being Announced ' Middleport.. . j (HOSPITAL NEWS Personal Notes,' mg . HOL ZER nosPITAL .• visit2-4 and 7·8 p. rn. ParMr. and Mrs. Harry s. Moore Jr. of Ashland, Ky. were week~ end guests of Mr. an'd Mrs. Harry S. Moore, Sr. Mrs. Carolyn Bradford a n d daughters, Dana and Leslie of Own liiii, Md. arrived Saiur. day for a 10-day visit here with Mr. and Mrs. Wallact! Bradtord. The family was brought here by Mr. and Mrs. Paul Theiss or Cheryl Virginia. p~tal. 91c weighed six pounds eight ounces. Grandparents ar~ Mr. and Mrs. Harold 8eilars of Portland and Mr. and Mrs . Wal ter White of Pomeroy. Roanoke, \I a, f'o'lr. Thelsli re- turned there &~nday but Mrs Theiss remained for '8 vlsit her ,.,ister, Mrs. Thelma Lytle and family or Pomeroy. . Mrs. Wallace Bradford spent fiVe days in COMeaut with her son-in-law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. AI Clemson and sons, Todd and Sean. Mr. Bradford dro\·e to COnneaul for her. Mr. and Mrs. Harold Sauer and daughters, Mary Ruth and Joy. were recent guests in Athens with Dr. and Mrs. r red Luchs. Mr. and Mrs. Michael ~lth of Ann Arbor, MJch. , the former Jane Luchs, were visiting her parents. Mr. and Mrt. Ernest Jones and children, Carol Jean and Kenny, or Columbus were week· end guests of Mrs . .!lanley Jones and Mr. and Mrs. Harry S. Moore, Sr. , Middleport. Mrs. Cedric Clark len Fri day for Newport, R. 1. for a visit with her daughter Mrs Peter F. Klein, and family.~~ was taken to the Charleston air. port by William Thomas. Mr. and Mrs. F..rnest Whitehead and daughters Jean Jane and Juli, have spe~t the' week campi~ at Royal Oak Park. They were JOined for the weekend by Mary Ruth and Joy Sauer, whose with Plan Rummage Sale A rummage sale will be held by Evangeline Chapter, Order of th e Eastern Star' Aug. 23-24, in ~e basement or the Masonic f emple. Members with items to contribute wanting pickup serv. Ice are asked to conta<'t efther Mrs . Arlene Davis, 992-5178 Mildred Zeigler, 993-3434. , or Lynn Slllfll t dr a p1 ·.~ a(·elate anclt·ay• on < n ·pt' into a pant th11t rull~ ~ t'ntly into !iOfl P<U'tt!;ul fold~ ' 1 lh(· floor. T l'a med \\ttl! 1L ·• .lllHkhtnK tuck · in body ilhh'l wtth du ~ l · .~pnc·l'd LltltOnll and long. }JOtntr-d coiiM muk~>:t it w, "" 1 lf>Vk . ~h rob lil' to 11 1• h omto by J. Miller. • • • Put Sunshine in Hoir Mousy brown or dirty blonde, here '.s th~ easiest way to put sunshme m your hair a Add S capiul of peroXIde tO cup of baby shampoo and mix. R a by shampoo is recommended because a harsh sha~poo might contain in· gredu~ nt s that would react With t~e peroxide and cause the mixture to irritate your scalp. Work up a lather and all!)w 1t to remain on your hair for 10 minutes, then wash as usual and rinse thoroughly wit~ warm water. l'or rurther lightening you can add the juice or half a lemon to the final rinse water a.nd dry your hair in the sun ~~ Th~re will be no drastic m halr color- just 8 · and brighter shine. · ~rents, Mr. and Mrs. Harold SBUer, went out picnic. 9.1......... ,...., 10 r • Langsville AUGUST 13-17 News Notes for Men with Man-sized Jobs ser is now preaching at the La viii e c huf't·h. Everyone is invlt,.. ~s- ed. Mrs. Blair Cadwallader and spent two weeks here car· ing tor her mother who had sur~ gery at Holzer Hoepltal. She ls now at home much lrq,roved. Mrs. Ronald Wright aB:l son Danny, spent a week visiting h~ parents, Mr. aOO Mrs , Bru ce M . orns and sister Mrs Judy Lloyd. ' • Mr. and Mrs. Duane Barr aOO son, Shawn, oak Hill, 0,, were Sunday guests of his parents Mr Outsole rs super grarn glove leather. cushion Cush ion ' non, -markrn£ neoprene · rn so e rs fully • wrth Swqat -res rstanl prgski Q wrapped strap . Deluxe . Ta slan lace~ Hu•c,k-on pull tng counte r · ee -support- and Mrs. Alpha Barr. • • The LadiesCircleoftheLarca· aH R~ Cedar boot w1th 5 ~ Vam~ is lin:·~~:~ g;~lrln o•l .tanned leathers. Heavy-duty crall select TAKE THE FAMILY! 24.99 ville Church gave a dooble show~ e~ honorh-w Mrs. Richard Junior f·etl.y 8IXI Mrs. Larry Fetty on July 20 at the hllowat1> room. The girls received many nJce gjfta. Games were played arwJ re.rreshments of cake, Ice cream and pupch were l!lerved. Wade !Iampton of Lings ville 11. D. I died II Holzer llOfllitaL lie is sun1ved b)' se\'oyJ chlldr.e Mro. Barbara Garilnor died Bober lf<lspltal recently Mr Gardner lived at LlttQovlile r! man,y years and reared her ram. lly here. She Is survived by ooe ~ I . hou~s ents onl.Y on Pediatrh:s Ward. · ADMISSIONS Mrs. Morris L. Hogan, 856 Fourth Ave.; Mrs. Carroll R. Carmichael, 44 Locust St.; Mrs. John W· Brogan, Jr., Rt. 1. Vin. t~n; Mrs. Jessie A. Kh'€, Lower Rive~ Rd.; Grover Sheets, Rt. J, Patrwt; Dempsey l O'DeiJ, Rt.l Northup Stephanie A. oarnbrough, Lower River Rd.; Mary A. !lash, Rt. 2 Bidwell; Mrs. J_ame s D. ~encer, GaUipolis I· erry; Mrs. Stephen J. Moore, Rl 2, Leon; Mrs. Loyd D. Moore, New HaVl.~n; Mrs. John M, Rich~rdson, Pt. Pleasant; Mrs. Har. ry E. Clark, Itt. 2 PDI1\eroy; Mrs. Darm~· Bowers, Pomeroy; Mrs. Donme L. Arthur, Wellston: Mrs. Kenneth L. Dement, RL 2 Jackson; Mrs. Earl 0. Nichols. Rt. 1 Londonderry; Mrs. Larry Stevens, Coal Grove; Mrs. Britton B. Barlow, Coal Grove; Arthur Johnson, Troy; Ernest s. Denny Rl 2 Wellston; Donald W. ton, llamden; Edwin A. Hout, eo. lumbu s; Elmer R. McCarty, C~ lumbus; PaW T. Wood. Ironton· William H. Smith, Davin 1 W Va.: Jefferson S. Baker, Heber J, Lucas, Miss lth Grubb, Ironton; Ralph N. ChrlShan, Wellston; Mrs, Char· le s E. Jenkins, Jackson· Ken. neth E. Mossman, HL 3 AuJiny· Donald G. Collins, Athens and Mrs. Ear.nest T. Brown, Wellston. BIRTIIS Mrs. Carroll R. Carmichael 44 Locust Sl, daughter, 6:49 ~ Bar~ ~rs. ?· . m. G all~I,Y: ~ '· k~c~~ ' By POLLY CRAMER ,\UUa lhe nun, one ol tbo greate•t or too barbarian rulers "and the scourge of the Roman Empire, died in his ateep In 453 d A, D., tho' nigtlt alter bls mar . r~lll' lo a yoong girl. I < LOWI tAIIII&hlln ,lhl enttn~ .}v·., .•. , Now You Know w~tlt~r on Wednesday. / FIVE €E/'ITS TUESDAY. AUGUST 13, I\ •• POMEROY-MIDDLEPORT,, OHJO ------------------------~--~~--~~~~~;_------~---' ! Humphrey Men Win Ohio Parliame:... RICHARD E. UGHTNER Uf,l Slaleoo•oe Reporter ' W!-IIMI!US (UP[) - Sql,.pOi'ters of Vlce President Hu· bei1 H, HLUJQ)hrey won a four~ , 1\wr parliamentary blltle tud8Y 1o pt a head count of lhe Ohio deleiii~B . as to the Democratic NaUonal ConvenUon. However, political observers t }elt ,l\e may have lost votes b)' : "f.or_c~ lbe delegation 1o vote ·~l.l- prlor to die Chicago convention •· wblcb atarts later thls month. Humphrey won 58\\ ollhe 115 votes opread over 128 delegates but prior to the caucus he was IIAml ftve on lhe agenda ..convention and as tar as he was Into trouble. II was a motion lo concerned the 11 delegatlon is not take a preferential vote 0(1 a eomnUtted to t!Je senator.,. prealdentlal candl&te. MiN a The blow-lly.l>!ow accounl o! motion to ame1'd dlat would the caucus was relayed to news-- have eliminated thai llelll wu men by delegates. Reporters defeated, the preferential vole were excluded rrom the meet.. was lefl standing. lng at \he suggestion of Stale Other Incidents Chairman Eugone P. (Petel Other Incidents were the QUioo O'Grady. ter of O'Grady as temPOraJ'1 The reports lndlealed lhe del· chatnnan b)' the election o! egate.s battled over every ltem Cuyahoga CoWtiy Chairman IJ· on lhe agenda - Including the bert Porter • a Humphrey .,.,_ adoption· ol 11\e agenda - and porter, and lhe dismissal ol the scorecard, as kept by new.. Cleveland attorney Holoard men, · showed ,Humphrey a conMetzenbaum, an early ~~ sistent wilmer. eaUmated to have 85 votes. U. S. Sen. EPgene J. McCarthy took the three votes he won in the prlmary. TWellQ'.seven votes were tal· lied as uncommitted to any can· dldate includlrt:: ravorite son, U. s. Sen. Stephen M. You~. One \'Cite was cast tor Young bul net b)' the senator. · Twenl)'· five ani a hal! votes were ab- sent. '-Name Not To Be Entered" One delegate, who uked not to be tdentifled, said Y~'s name would not be entered in I'Kllllination tor Pt:esident at the er o! the late Hobert F. Kennedy, trom the 'credentials com~ mlttee of the nati~ convention. Now believed lo be a &IIIIJIOfl.er or Mccarthy, MetzenbaUm was replaced by state sen. Mlnorlly Leader Frank W. King ol Toledo, also a a~orter of the vice president. MetzenbaliDl WIS named to the post by O'GradY· In what was the only reported compromise of the caucus, YOWlg, a s...,porter of McCU· thY, was elected chairman or the delegaUoo, with rormer state Chairman !dorton Ne)Jip or Toledo, a Humphrey ntan. being named '"auociate cltalr· ated lor lhe pos~ They will be elected at the con\'ention. Mrs. Gunsett ran into tromle man."' earlier this year and her withHumphre)'lte DrOll& Oul drawal was not a part of the It was a c(IIIIJromise in that - MccarlhY bltlle. Mayor George Twylord of ReY- Humphrey There were complaints trom noldsburg, a Humphrey s~port­ women aboUt her and as a re-o er, "dropped oot'' of the three- sult, part)' leaders said uagree way raee. Twyford Is lhl .-... on 1 candidate yoti like. and cently elected head of lbe we'll go aJong." Fronklin COOn!)' organization. The caucus was called by Natiooal ecnmJtteeman Por. O'Grady only after upressure" ter was reo-nomU.ted to that Crom the Humphrey camp, which poat but Helen Gunsett, nati~ wa11 maneuverll'll for a declara· a1 committeewoman since 1956, tion of s~ort before the co~ "withdrew" and Betty Jane BEAUTY BRIEFS Both Rituol of ry ••• Reynold• and Mrs. Earl Knight llllde up • committee !rom lhe Middleport Arntteur Gardeners whtch planned lhe beautl- WORKE.J_ OF THE CARPER NURSERIES, located ncar SbMie ore plan~ng new shrubbel'l' al lhe MlddleJMlrt Post orlice. Funds ·tOr lhe beout!Dcallon ollhe gmutda wore allotled b¥ lite tedenl governmenL Mrs. Grace Prall, Mrs. Pearl Ocal\011 progrant. Democrat Delegations Expecting Challenge~ News ••• in -Briefs b1 the meartlme, the uaocla. tion is awaWng word m a Farmer's Home Administration l.4Bn ond a poaslblo EconDIIllc Doveloplllenl Grant. Also discussed were several recommendalloos made by lhe FHA concerning the curent sYS· tern, which exlend& 94.6 lllilOS. n waa agreed lo meel Aug. 26, 1o make a oehedUie tD visit various communities along the oyslem In order to oxplalu the progres• being made and lo answer subscriber's queatlons. venllon. Earlier O'GndY had said there would be no cauctiJ until Chicago. AI one time, Porter · and Young agreed wilh o•GniiY there would be no caucus b&!ore Chieago. Bul Mccart~Q' sources sald reports that Humphrey , _ . t was ollppi!V forced the eaucus ami the belt was 14 turned on." "Heat Turned on" The pressure built "' and It continued MondaY as Lawrence (Larry) O'Brien, tormer postmaster e:eneral, huddled; ffith (continued o n - 8) Ill wllh Joe ma LATE ENTRANT in the race for the Democratic preoldenUal nomination io Sen. Georlt McGovern of South Dakota, who Ia aup· parled by tome of tbe lale Sen. Robert F. Keanedy'l key aldeR. CAPE llATTERAS, N, C. (UPD - Hurricane Dolly klcl<ed up _., - · [Jr oul in_ lhl AU antic IOdOY, JMlatng no immedlsle lhreal tD 1111 land areas. The lhlrd hurrl· cane bOasted peak winds <i 75 miles an ht:m' 1rlth gales exlendinl! 175 mUes in all dl· Clerk is $2,514 Short Says·St-ate- &aminer-.- the patrol for entrY on the deCOLUMBUS (UP[) - A stale femiants' arrest records. examiner's report today nanted . 11 ln most of these cases," ex· ' ' a former clerk or the Athens aminera said, "signed state-CIDCAGO OlPD - The Mlosl811ppi delegallon to lhe Dem~>­ Counll' Court In !lndlngs !or the ments cool!~ payment ard By Unlled Press lnlernallonal cradc Nati.onal Convention will be challenged by both Vice Presirecovery of $2,514:. PRAGUE - EAST GERMANY'S COMMUNIST chief Waller lll- dent Hubert H. HUIJ1)breyand Sen. Epgene J. MccarthY. forfeiture of bonds ba\'e been The audit, coverlng operarectJons from the center. obtained from the defendants." ·bl'tcbl left CzecboslovaldJt todaY alter talks wllh liberal C.echosFrom 1~ 1o 17 otate delegatio.. could be challenged, party o!· tions of the court trom Feb. 2, lovak Ieider• ln which bolh oldcs pledged lo lncreose trade and d&llclals estiJnated.for both candidate& Cor the oemocratlc,presidential 1953 through Dec. 31, 1967, ~okesmen creaoe trlcllon In lbe Eall Eurq~e bloc. named Jane Pancake and her • Vlbrlcbt and C.ecboalo.U Communist parcy chairman AleXOI>- oomtnaUon predicted Monday lhal a racially Integrated delegation bundsman, lhe Oltlo casualty cler llub<ek put on a p•blic • how oltrlendllneos that broke lhe chUI - 11 Mi&&i&B1Wi Loyalists" - wlllunseat the state's regular parcy Insurance Co. She was covered llQ apporent In lbelr dls<~~••lonl at Karlovy Vary In western czechodelegallon to lhe convention, which opens Aug. 26. b)' I $5,000 bond. Hellion said a group challengalovakiL Examiners. in a report to "1 fl8SUDtl this means white Ing lhe Uille Star Texas' dele., SANTIAGo, CHlU - THE ROMAN CATIIOUC Archbishop o! raclsla state Auditor Roger Cloud, said, will ill elsewhere wllh gation - ,.Texas Democrats ror "Numerous cases involving ' SallllQO,· flaul Solvo cardinal Henrlqpez, MonlllY ati>Pended nine their votes," Sen. Walter F. an ()pen ConVention" has Highway Patrol arrests were prlesta wb9 slaied a 12-heur al>-ln at a m•nlclpal cllhedral oa be- Mondale or Mlnnesola, cochair. charged lhal Negroeo, MexicanSAIGON (UP!) - U. S. and never ettered on the docket or SOUih v letnalll080 lrOOp8 IOdOY . ~ ~ 'l "l)t!CIIIe's ·struggle lor Uberotion." The cardinal Wd lhe man o1 lhl Unlled Democ:rata Americans and liberal DemocashbOOk. Fictitious case num· battled Vlel Cong soldiers in ATil ENS (UPl) - A tor....·:-11110111 Wild be eRective until lhe prlesls llalislaclory ex· fol· I[Wltpbfe)' - oald ala news crats have been "systematlcal- Greek arncy otncer lodal' atbers were usigned other cases, conference. the heaviest combat near Sal· plal'l'"l lhelr eOndtlcl. b' excluded" trom the reJU).ar m:l false entries regarding dis- goo in a month- Since ~, lelll(lled 1o blow up lhe car in Tom Beaton, in charge ol MeThe prloale. three llllll and uo ltDman calhollc laymen locked CHARLESI'ON, W, Va. (lll'l) deleplion. position of several cases were spokesmen said, lite allies ha\'e which Premier George Papado. ··lhl door• .o llbe 100.year-old chureh SundaY and lsoued a statement carlhy'o credential erranae· He said other challenges were poulos li8S riding lo Alben• !rom - Bepreoentallvoo ol milk markilled 146 Communists in lhree . ; ~lllclzi!W lhl dturcb 10 "e<li!IPr<lnlsed 1o weollh ond (lOWer" menta, predicted 12 .<lelegales llli!IOcted !or Georgia, Michigan, kellng erea ol lbe trl-stale re- noted." The report said money was his aeooldc vacallen villa, lhe would be ehallenged al Ute ...,. ·: pi pietellina lheachecltled vta!l of Pope Paul Vllo Bogota, ColomMeKmg Delta figbls. gion were to act Upon several ventlon - net all by McCarthy. Alabama, C<Innecllcut, WaBhinl!· ~~~eernment announced. papado- prOJIOsalS at a public hearlnK received by the court in some The fiercest clash erupled 20 1011 and Pennt!Yivsala. Challeng- pou1oa escaped wllhoul Injury bia, Aul· 22-114. cases arxl was not entered in miles soulhwest o! lhl capital Ho singled oul Mlulsslppl and es are possible for Mlonei(Jta, and lhe anempled ......in was hero Aug. '/:1. the caahbook &r distributed to between U. S. 9th Division sol'" ROCHEST£11, N.Y. - THE KU KLUX KLAN Monday lnotructed . laid Me!carthY•s camp hal ugh·Among lbe representatives In· Indiana, Oklahoma and North Car- captured. ~) the count)' aOO state. ~ xerox COrp. lo remove .a eopy machine trom lis Btrmiltgham, en IndicatiOn~ II will support a diers and 400 Viet Cong IIOier· vlted were lbose froiD Galllpohe sald. PapadopoUlos waa me ol lhe olina, In other cases, no entry "as challenge lo lbe Texas daloP· AIL, omee ~ouse o! Xerox's aponsoroh)JI ollhltelevlolonprollo, Portsmouth, Ohio. Charles- made on either the court dock· rlllao doe!li)' entrenched in bunk· in lhl miii,W'Y cooP o! leaders lion. ton. Hunllngton and Parkersburg, et of the cashbook, the report ers and tunnels, a wu communi• J· ·p-am "Of Black -tlea." AprU 1967 which eventuallY led • · · In a letler tD Xerox, bqlerlal Wlnrd Hobert M. Shelton or que sald. sbland, Ky. tD lbe Digiti or King eooatansaid. Fictitious numbers were .. United Klu!o ,or America, tnc., sald, "1bi• Is tD Inform you lhet · ,;the In 20 boors ~ llgbltng lltal were to aC!t upOD proUne. The Greek mooarch Oed assigned to these cases and the raged into today, the American .- ~ )". wish lhe xerox machlnoln this omce be picked 1111 a1 once. ''Wo Include the add!Uoo ~ Into eolt...Ue in [laly lasl De- JMl case rumbers transmitted to troops backed by dlvebombers cancelling the agreement becauae ollbe -IIY's InvolveGreenbriar and l'ocahOnlaS COUll• cember after an unsuccessfUl and belioopler gunships killed , •. ment in shoWirw t~~movie "Of Black America/' a prognm tel.hind closed doors 1o dlscull ollempl to oust lhe mllllan' re- lies in Wesl Vtrginla and RoW· W ASIINGTON (llPll Rep69 VIet Cong. U. S. spOkeamen aD and Cerler counties In Ken'~,y[aed bl'.lhl CBS neiWorl<, Sbellon olaled. · bow lht1 could help !n bls eamgime. said American units su!lered 15 1ucll)' in lho marketing area; / ;., DAYTON - THE DEj;IS[ON· BY A THREEJIJDGE panel on reoanlallvea ll voterono or· palp to wiD lho DemOCtaUc preoA JCIYernmenl spOkesman aald GAUGES Gallipolis, 12.2 killed and 30 """"ded in lhe lbe IIOmh Olii>IO!Ied 11 Papedo· lo provide lor a atngle Class I and !4.3 ronnlng 8 feel ol rollconaU1ullonallty of Dhl<! elecUon laws will walt. Adceloton enclorsedVIee Pre&· ldonllal nominaUon. rice ~ battling. L. Eldon Jame~ of Hamptoa, poidoo• cer [!Rised a polnl only price dlllerenllal lor lhe mar ccme alter are heard hero next Mondaylnlhe fdoDII!Uberl II. Htim[lhrt1 tor ers; Pt. Pleasant. 24.20; PomeThe series <i llgbls soulh ~ VL, a pasl nallllllal American a !"" mllea wtelda Athel\8- The kalina area; tD ellmlnale lhe IIUP· ,,.. George Wallace AmeriCIII [ndepandent parcy'o oult agalnlt lhe slate lhl preoldaaQ' Monda:r be<!&Ilse roy~Masm, 20.56; Hinton. 1.07 Ute clty emphasized lhe pre•· ply-demand adjustor; lo remove ,; ·and tJ»·ee ollta (Ojlexeeuli.Os. · one Ill lhem called hla Lell[m OIIIIIIJIIndOr, praised J>laat Wll beard in diJ-.m .•,.._ stand "lor a Jpot and honOrable H~I'IJ'o polllloa <111Vtelnam. lhe addlllonal charge ol 15 cents tailing; Kanawha Falls, 4.58 lall- ence of communist soldier& mear Albeaa. per !Jmdredwelgbt overlbeClasa lng; Charleston, 18.24 falling. the capital. apparently walling He Wd veteran• gr<lU118 - d . ; ·, SAN DIEGQ, CAIJF. ,- LEADERS OF RICHARD M. Nhon's peace· In Vlelnalll. ond Manne!, are on the for order& to launch a long .. bo orpnised in every stale and m price !Or milk Used Ia col- London preoldeallil cJD!Illign Intend 1o rect1!il Rye m!UIIln The gr<lUlllnclncled Harr1 Lee sill: Wintleld, running one fed awolled nationwide olfeoslve. lage che8se and to revise lhe lo· : YOI.-n tD acour 1bo tlllloo tor sUill)llrl o1 hll ol Uta AMVETS II Cleveland. malll' bill clllto to back Htim[lh· of rolJers. U. S. Intelligence 80111'COS oald cation a<ijutllmenll. ',;:; ·. Chllrleo \lhll,._. ollhe United CIUzena lor or• The Yoiorlltl formed I "VIt- ft1· a wounded North Vlelnameoe ser. , sa1<l mUIIoo· would be span\ on f111110rlng erano lor llun![lbrey commlllee" gaanl lold allied inlertogolorl LOCAL TEMPS IndePendent and Democratic. volbrs. He Wd lbey alreadY and truil here 1fllh lhe V I ce 1 '' MILL TO CLOSE ' . Pr"~.._., "Y~•r - - II a Tenweratw'e In downtown lhe ol!enolvo was ..,e ,,,<;"hll!l recruited ono mUI!qo volumera ior Lbe driYL ...... _.... The Racine planing mill will Pomel'Ol' at 11 Lm. Tuosda.Y Aul. 20 and 25. The)' Wd atl>· , t ':\.. . , • , . · 'phray blJl)I po!IIitlnJ111' campaign," I!Wn· ~ ~[d ·them II I reCeption close &I noon on Tbersd&Y 10 was 72 degrees under clMJI er ln!orm.llon be volunteered e""lo,yees ma,y allend the COUllly akles. bed proved accurate. ' I ' , "" 1 Daina@e8 Mlbm: boloi'e 'IIIIJ """ him bofair. Papadopoulos -son•• Milk Market Action Set Force IDt Escapes Bomb This fall handba&s are back to Saturday; Mrs, .lames D S:.tur: For Aug. 27 ncrmallrom the Mini·Bal of Sprina. Fall's handbaas are bi&ler and roomier than ever. We now have In stock atremendous selection of Baas E. Cross, Mrs. Moses T. Cuf· ne, Leonard w. Dobbins Thomas W. Fitzpatrick, Mrs. l Jones, Mrs. Samuel R. Lorw: Mrs. W. Ray Miller, Donald ~ournirw:~ Mrs. NormanG. Rose, Guy Ross, Mrs. Donald F. wu. IIams, Mrs. Ronald L. carr and lnfanL son, Mra. Danny Bowers Roy G. Blackburn. Jr •• Mr~ James 0. Bowll"', .Mrs. CoraM. Donnett, Mrs. Marie Frincts Carl W, Gerlach. Mrs. James Hale, Mrs. Fred A. Flouck. Mrs.. Dlllne Johnaon and Inllnl Johnson, Mro. Gg.jld.egue, Rolph Lewis, Mrs. John Nash Paul E Scally, WUlard Yale& Mrs liar: ry Cia~ ' • In all the popular styles-totes, tail· i orad antelope, ra~abonds, shoulder · baiS, barrels, pouches, boxes, and many other styles. L Choose from ·Basic Black, or Mink, Mahotany, Verdin Green, Bro~n. aon, Harold Gardener' tang.. ville, and three daugtien, Mrs. Helen Strong, Gallipolis; Mro. ltazel Grate and Myrtle Gardner of LangavllJe. Her huaband and a son, Earl, preceded her in death. Mr. and Mrs. Stanle, PhiWps ol Lopn, Mrs. ·c a.,lo Barry of Oahati!Ot and Mra. Helen BIDs of llamden called on their olaler Mrs. A:i»ha Barr. rece~. ' Birchwood, the Antique Patents, and many other shades of Fall. ·' EL ' ' Veterans Groups for HHH 'uo ' ' 10 wUI ).~~. ''1 ~·ilt0 pnl~dal ~;ionem. ~ ·~~·an atn~nUon, '~~ ~ ~ey. ~· ~ rivt~r Oted after .. leslidre d;uij~o~ ' ' ~ _. '• River Gauges ~ 1; ~ N~ ,_.-~ ~~~: .Tiekets _.Av.Uahle . ~ c • ' ' • '' I In Fair Parade To Wheeling m~· Oiily MIIior Youth Invited Samsell Going ., ';' "~,.1., For ~aon ·Event ol ,. E. ' A. Wbt&OIIIll Racine 22 ""(Wit< • 'he hU .. ' lhl 1M Approve Manpower Center Funds · WASHINGWN - Grlllll to hootlng2tWMkl· Training lor 30 .-mp!QYed prcMda (talning at lhl SOUih· worl<erolor :13weekallllhl Land· ern Olllo ~r Training Cal· ocape-Gardener tleld. tor lor a lOla!~ 31~ unemp!Qfad -kerl haYI been~ b¥ Ta\111 Diatrlct ·Coagrtl.olnan ClartMt E. Yl!ler. · l r&- The 1051h annual Meigs County peUtive events lo be jUdged. KidFair moved into its first full dies day will be held from 10 L m. to 4 p.m. and tbere wW be day of activity today under clot.dy conlormallon judging of horse• skies, and ponies in the morning with U.S. Weathermen saki their the amual horse show at 1 p.m. charts ror southeasteE'D o h i o Wednesday eveni~ the horse showed a possibiltty of showers pulling conlesl wiU be beld and sometime tonight, according to concluding lhe nlgbes 1cllv!Ues the UPL There was judging or dame.. wUI be 1 llreworks dlaplljr b)' tic arts and the junior fair trac· the Racine Ftre Department. The annual religious services tor operator's contest to be held o! the Meigs COunty Mlnlslerill this afternoon. The grandstaOO attraction at 7:30 p.m. will be A88., opened the fair Monday nlgb~ Tuesda.Y morning, !lnlol>the Pony Pulling contest. Wednesday will be a lull day 1~ touches were put on the midwith nUJl\erous open class com· WilY- VietCong !' llro Meigs Fair Is Underway Burchett, Oark Go lld> Burchett. Cheshire may. or, and Lee Clark, a m0mber ol lhe Chesblre v!Uage council, were appointed to represent Che-Bhlre on lhe board in a meeltng <i lhe Gallla C(JUII!y' water Assn. Mmday nlgbl al Cheshire. Both were former trustees of the Chest!lre Area Water COrporation which wasdisso~vedlast monlh lollowlng a reconunenda· tlon by the Farmers Home Administration. The group tentaUvely established the latter part ol SOptem· ber as a cutoff date for the collection of tap tees, easements, and water user agreements. The tap lee• must be collecledtohelp finance further engineering pions, lest drUiings, and wetls. .. ·yFight (lolfnoy o! ro..Ao was n<llllln- On Board The bath ritual is for every;:::e-and the budding young auty IS no exception Dis covering the niceties th~ bath and the psychological as well as beauty benefits is In 1~· •ne of the niceot things ~ u1 growing up. A bath can o much more than make you ~ny clean. The warmlh of bath water and the rubbing of your skin relaxes your muscle&, Increases the drcu· lation and gives you a feeling Qf weU-being. To reap the most benefits lrom')'our bath to pian it so that It can 110 nima lrhanqull and relaxed . Americana coruumed 276 oQO a osp ere. tona or strawbfon1es in 1987: -.e. / Devoted To The lnlerwts Of The MeywM010n Area By flOf. lllolll· etoud!' ,.(in a or lltiiWer• and lillletoinlierawtecloange 1y . VOC. XXJ NO. 78 HANDBAGS Spencer, Gallipolis f'erry w' Va., daughter, 3:05 p, m. da:l'; Mrs. Lloyd D. Moore, New Haven, son, 9:36 a. m., Su• day; Mrs. Heber J, Lucas, Wells-ton, daughter, 2:06p.m. Surday· Mrs. ste~~hen J. Moore, nt. 2' ~n, w. VL, daughter, 4:31p.m: Sundtl'; Mrs. John M. Rlehardson, PL Pleasant, son, 3:02 a. ' ir -Plb '· " · • er. 1 CiwjJ: ilTo located In No· r th.,. 't 'aro ina, ~· Iori b hu eeJJ called thf ioQibraltar ()f Am~ rica. " • • ' 4 NEW FOR FALL Newton bo.¥& CHIPPEWA BOOTS :;:: . 't'• Reds. Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Circle and daughter, Marianne, fJf eo. lumbus are here ror a week•s visit wJth their parents, Mr. and Mrs. c. E. Blakeslee and Mrs Mary CJrcle. The Circle ramiJ; has been vacationing In VIrginIa. Lori Ann Lohse, daughter of Mr. and Mrs, James Ulbse Co.. lumbufl, lfl the westofher~and. parents, Mr. and Mrs. Harold Lohse, while her parents are ln Hswall. Mr. and ~a. flerschel Mflt'luel and daughter' Janice and Mrs Jean Allen and son , Br'•• tu ""~ re~· rQed Saturday from a vacation al M.Yrlle Beach Mra. WUma Brad.Y of Frostproof, Fla. was the Frlda.Y guest ol her cousin, MluMarclaKarr Mr. and Mra. COrbll Ferreti ot Nitro, W. Va., spent the past weelt here with his mother Mrs J. C. Ferrell, and his b.:OU,er: ln-la" &nd sister, Mr. and Mrs. Estill Moore Mra. Dorothy Anderson and dal18hler, Kalhleen, of Kankakee llL wore guests clurlng tbe pa,i week ol. Mr. and Mrs, James Clatwortby and daughter' a n d Mrs. Albert El>ersbach. They were Saturday guests of Mr Helen Bryan in COIUmbull ~ SUndOY afternoon vtalted wllh Miss Marcia Karr. Mr. and Mrs. Larry Hubbard and children, Jerey, Angle, Robin, Ricicy' , and Rosemary a r e II(H!ndlng a week In Detroit Mlch Mro. F. A. SbJmwa,y ~ Mr • and Mro. John Gilmore and Val: erie, have returned to Bradenton, Fla. after visiting here wllh Mr, and Mrs. Kenneth TI,Ylor and family and other relatives and friends oft he Pomeroy area. m. Monday, DISCHARGES Gary T. Bryant, Mrs. Alva The Rev. Robert Eugene Mus~ FARMERS ITS J ·=· n f' • onto, Canada scouting for t h e Doughier's Birth .outumn· !i • ler, Mr. aOjl Mrs. AI Schleicher while her husband went to Tor: I were JOined at Reynoldsburil by , A.T.. HOME UX>K _ f '1 with her brother.JrW.aw and sis .. The baby was born Wednesd~ at th-e Pleasant Valley Hos- "RE FLECTlOl':S IN ~ ,,; · ·~ 'Persono/,N9tes : ~ Mr. and Mrs. James Vennarl returned born& &lnclay. Mro. Vennarl spent the week 1n Parma WIIITE ROSE Lodge will hold an~thcr daughter, Ragena Mca picnic at the ~1iddleport road~ GUire, who has been visitil\:' ln side par k, Wednesday, 1\ug, H Cleveland with Mr. and Mrs. . at Gp.m. Franc1s llud son. Ragena remained at the Morris home for a vi sit. ter, ·••• Wheeler Drake. Allended Shower Mr. and Mrs. Larry Sellars ll9 Ebenel er St., Pomeroy, ar~ announcing the birth or a daugh- S li~'D :W, ~fOND AY lI ' tin; THHL' AL'GL'ST 17 ... > ~ Mrs. MEJGS THEATRE COLORCARTOOi\'S: .... lilftLL\"8 1'0.6NT.RS ., They Propound SoluUo~•s ;JI' ·For Puckerle~;ll $leeves··, Mr. Jolin and daughters, Kim and KellY BrookVIlle, Are hOre rOr.wcek'~ neal!~ wllb lbelr porenlo, Mr. ~ ~o•.Jol!n Kelchlla o1 Pomeroy, !1"11 Mr. and Mrs. watta<e Bl'•<lfo!"f, Mlddloport. • PaJnela and Anita lllgglno children ol Mr. and Mro. mg. gfn~ of CoJumbua, are visiting lhelr grandpanm(J, Mr. and Mro. Mr. and Mrs. Marvin McGuire, Co. urci cc, 7: 30 p.m. Tuesday. Lynne, Reck.a, and Miss Nettie Hefre sltments will be sen ed. Tolli\'er. Pomeroy, Route 4, have All Lions arc imitcd. ~eturll(.'d from a weekend visit ~UDDLEPOR T Business and ltl Re;ynoldsburg, They were the Professional Women' s c 1 u b guests of Mr. and Mrs. Clifton' Tuesday, 7:30 p.m., Ga s Co. or: M~rras, Ma ..;;hell and l~odney. fkc. Ann Bailey, hoste ss c om~ fhc McGuircs went especialmittee chairman, in charge of ly to atterKI a shower given for social affairs. Mrs, ~orri s at Whitehall. They WED~ESDA\' ' UP Tl!E DOW!\ S'l AIRCASE' A.ND 'I • POMEH<n LIONS Club directors meeting at the Oh io Power Sa ndJ Denni s I · ' ···············t'\ -·.....·,··, ' .•.•. p ' !<·'.,. ' @ olrieroy...,' , . ( ' ' .-:- .\ demonstral ion on ananging 8 food tra,\ ath·adlvet 3 was gh·- ( .. • ' { ' 1\ ' ' '' ' � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. 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