http://host69-005.meigs.lib.oh.us/files/original/8730c99308f0b98df62f37325831db96.pdf 6a8fcb2576eaa0c69580006e91a5d749 PDF Text Text ' ' '~I " . . •l ' ' 1' ' . :,' ' ' ' ' I' c i ' ' -~- ' ' . ' , ~ - ·j 'I . II ' 1 ,.., .·eturl •m 01~ on tho WI• ·. '' ' . ~- '. . ~ stl, in~>1 " . '·' . ,, . ' '. I tt,.. _:-· Th s .... ~- .. ,; . . I ; ' ,. '· ' ( . ' i ,' • . ' ' , . '·' ' 11J1 !rom ult u tile , foxiK>Ies the 20 ttOOps prepared There wu . W<Jillldod. ·The · , , immedlate · ·attacked 1be lntelllgOJIQII•reporls bad.IDdicat- ordered hil of wipiq out .ed · .guenllla ·activity, 'lbey lo pick . dte Viet Cong of the th• Bla<j Lands , <1. lt•wstonp~ .." ' the Grarf4 .' " •id•"'!! II> in thf: Uru In 'Mont the Glar~ '" th~ st't the Granj! •••lied , _...... -,. ~. ~~m~tei• SOMEDA'{, E~K. YoU'Ll GO 0CJr AtJD L4J .,.mloa. ' ' ' MONDAY, AUGUST 7, 1967 VOL. XX· NO. 80 Flt-JD A JOe.? in Seat~!~ '. MON-'tW. It llbor 1llllm llave aalloDal ollleeo 11 w~. n.c. 11111 ... . ttlneled f!IUti\IIP eotUq n n. ' M~YeE Hani1r No Crater .... . ' \. i Vi!ltod f~o Par!< an<( Park, tr+ the Mojif• Hurry to Guide Revol Gran<!~"!' LakeloCit• ~ I' ' manw••tlji They ~ sights ani\ they wis~ ..... ~ -, 'fhey 'dro, 000 mil•.• .j NOTI'Ji ~ .. .' . ·' . By lbo UPI '' C~afl•• 1 been il!alcb Name Droppint ALL THOSE prof'!£ WOULD SODC€tJLY BE OUT OF IA.XJRK AIJD.lHeN WE'D HAVE: 10 GerOTH5R PfDRE 1n I~RVIEW "l'HEM NJD Gl\16 n!EM ·'FfiEIR ·UkJEMPI.OYMEIJT CHECkS AfJD · DWELOP TRAUJlklG ~MS Ak!D... I ' \ . ,. '' .. - .........-.,.. " ' . - '' . ·' ' '· :: ..~•·lor turnt~ It Into a par!c, J •.· ' .. ' '. '• . ' "' ' ' . ; . -. p ' 'l . ; . ' I ' '· ~ ' ... • '' ' ..,_ _ _. _ ___ ..., ' ' ~ '' • ,' ~ ;' __ I I . . r . ' . ..' ' ' -. . \ .. '. ' ·o \ llolt•t not lor !llfl 1o decide," McEil<il' f' d~: " · · '' .-·""' '"·'. . . '·'' . . . . ' I • , Wrpn J'otm " '• .·-· ' •• ............ ' SAIGON - ~ RULING nillltarr ,1unta'a rlv&;s In South ' '" I ; - i) - •• •I _! ' . •· . ' ' . ~~ ~ -. ·. , :·.x::-*, ~- -~-. ( ' • ."''I·. v --~ ' -:j ' ·: ~:-' - ' l ;J ,.• I r..' ' Re Yo . NC - .In...',.{· ' 1 lnJ r . Wi1 "~J '' ., r • ' -..,.c":-~ "· -• ' !."'.', . ._, " • ,II' '<,; -- ~ 'I ,. · · ·. .· Re1•lgJon • · 'th.e Oldtime Way Helpmllome? .. • ,__·-~-~ ' ' ,., ' ... .·- . . '...'' ' tour. The 'civilian ean<~tdates 11eeully aet out together ear I y S"nday on a month· • long tour ~mnged by th.e rnerals. TheY · came ooina furious nine 110ur. 1 lator. Tl.ey had ntet no voti!P9, made lib ·~cties and shook hands Olliy . •ith ~led U. S. Marines. ,- ' ' \ 't 7t-., . '' CIRClJIT RIDER .- 'fl1e Rev. i\a~llln M~yer, pastor, left, drell!t.>d as a f.cult Vltlt'•m,s P"'•ldentlal election rider, arr,ived for an. ol~:time service at the M; ·'dieport Church of•Chrisl :!!. day taday elalmed , the generals night vin a pony cart drtyen by Jack Haw.l y, Toledo, grandson of Mrs. race ~b<ltagtd their barMtorm- . Hawley spending the summer here. .I ' ._,J;, • • t!"'B " Brown Calls Riots Dress Rehearsals COUJMBUS - A SPOUS. . man or the ll&odea admini.. lrail!lll · ~ taday an idea by U. s. Rep., Charles Vanlk, D· : CJeveJancl, ·lo turn•C.mp Perry inlo a playground' lor ·underprivlleged childfent "is juJt enother way of ~etllng his name bile the papert. • Johri McElroy, an assistant to Gov. James A. Rhodea said, ·'I !honk this- iJ just a matler lor Vanilt and the Defenoe DepaJ'I. 1 mPnt to let marimilm publici· I 't)' BQUt of. We ~ave , nothln8 on ' WASRING'l:ON - SEN. ROJJ. ert. F. Kennedy feels the United sra.iltsjlould commit far more of Its (elources lo helping "our own JleoJil• Ill the ghetto" and let !joulh Vietnam carry 1h.e burden ol'its ••r against I h e C•nnmunlsts. "1.think we have to.dp thinp In VIetnam," Kennedy said Sunday. "But I tltink alaif it is "'""' ~·1!011~81 that n do. l)'bat ls n~soaey here or 91!1' on people_ - ~ tbe liberty (Continued on P• t)' ' - - - --1 ' ·' l • . .1' . .1 • · . • · · �( hio···· ~ l e , .. \ I . hite's I, J'l tbit ! t H_..., hil ies • It at·onal e n......t ace I 7 59 59 56 57 I R vol tin P11e 1) 6 4 a Brie ued IC I .. Pag I) 49 57 49 57 52 55 50 CP Tile ·ches, 6 $ 0 ash Priz 0 ered lnHo eP r Cot • I) on cb e fac . Mmnesota f'rea oslon 2·0 m a g~me .called b r ram a t r If~. inn ng : · o 1: I, WrNl~IPF..G (UP! • a e d forced I &Jlllpoln Th th, p rd-ty! Havana. . 49 aus ovJng his 53 51 53 52 hlltln~ a . The S~n Bee P pie rile servi mo . to G (UP!)·-' 's ,,400-meter relay equal tho listed world tr c mar of 39 eco s in1 Am an g es eompe tion. Sunday Bert St d APO~IS (UP I is you. " ..... '1 Jolm strong y. - �( hio···· ~ l e , .. \ I . hite's I, J'l tbit ! t H_..., hil ies • It at·onal e n......t ace I 7 59 59 56 57 I R vol tin P11e 1) 6 4 a Brie ued IC I .. Pag I) 49 57 49 57 52 55 50 CP Tile ·ches, 6 $ 0 ash Priz 0 ered lnHo eP r Cot • I) on cb e fac . Mmnesota f'rea oslon 2·0 m a g~me .called b r ram a t r If~. inn ng : · o 1: I, WrNl~IPF..G (UP! • a e d forced I &Jlllpoln Th th, p rd-ty! Havana. . 49 aus ovJng his 53 51 53 52 hlltln~ a . The S~n Bee P pie rile servi mo . to G (UP!)·-' 's ,,400-meter relay equal tho listed world tr c mar of 39 eco s in1 Am an g es eompe tion. Sunday Bert St d APO~IS (UP I is you. " ..... '1 Jolm strong y. - �. i ~ I Cro~dW'.es · ._, ~ter, · , ·Harrisonvill~ C9htend~rs S~ie~)N~tes Society Notes . · -~ F·or'Tt't·J·'e·:·_." -, ~z ' Dally sentinel, Pomerov-Middleport, 0., Aur. 7, 1967-S Mrs. Mary start /t ' · .. CJ.lJUCE ALLEN children of Phoenix, .. OOVSTON (UP!) N . ..1' , T. $it. ~lid Mrs. AI Pelll!'!On, guests of Mr. and Mril. . ~1111er P,nny and· Brian, left Sunday Young. ~e 'If Ithem P"!baiiiY ~uld laet rnorninc after ,pendi11R a few Mrs. Nonna CUnls, Mn. !~ . Cllll In IIJe ring with day• wtth ~er mother, lflrs. Wll· rot Gheen and MiSll M&ry rl'lll,.l ·By J>lCK JOYCI!l 4~ · hea.v~e~ht ~!l)pion ma Ginther, for their new f\ilme cis of Po111eroy visit~ UPI Sp&rll Writer · Clay, byl II , ~ithef .in New Orleans. He had )Jel!n day with Mr. and Mra. ABle ihe American' Football or, Thad Spencer . stationed for the past year at Young. · · Lea1ue !an and he'll say, · win the cqrrent -•earch Dover, Del. and waa enroute to Mr. and Mr•. Rlcllard Rb~ shQws we'vnaufhl up." fer a title successor tbey surely his new post ir. New Orl~ans. and child~. Rirky and "'l!nda Tallr to the National Footltan I 1IVUld be ~~ple.asers. Mr. and Mrs. Harold Newell visited Mr. and MrJ. LeaiQt fan and he'll say, 8oth Ell1s and ~f earned and lamipy spent the weekend Rhode~ over the wtPkend. "exhibition• don't mean lilt plaudits of • slim Cl'9wd or at c.dar ·Point Mr. and l\IJ's. 'Frank Paul&y thing." U;fff in the Allll;Odom• . last Mrs Lawrenc~ Smith, Mrs. of Dexter called on Mrs. Of course, the Super saturday altem0011 or the way Roy Chri•ty and Mrs. Clayton Harper and family Sunday. deoides it all as In ita Initial they won llle1r first ~und bopts Allen wer<t in Parkersburg Guy Harper and ranllly meettnc of the two league In the el1mmatton tournalllftnt to . Mcmdav evening. · SQnday evenil18 with hla champion• last aeaacm wnen the detenr.me a new champion. Mr. snd Mrs. Rex Bailoy and Alice Ellis and family at Green Bay Packers, of .-.. Clay, . currently ~fJrockect ~oer and Mr. and Mrs. William ire, year-old NFL beat the seYI!II . be<:au$0 he is under conviction Wil 1nd Danny spent /unday Mr. and Mrs. Wagroner year.old AFL's Kansaa City, for refusal to ~ccept induction at Lake Logan and 01 · Man's went to !'earl Chapel for 10. But then again, the AFL into the armed forces, wasn't Cave. . · · day Sc~ool and preaching lut ~cker says. "one game doesn't among the crowd, which paid . Mr. and Mn. Glenn Lambert, Sunday. prove a thing." . $9:1,560 to see the fiiflts in Middleport, were Sunday djn- Rev. Frank Oleesebrew In Saturday night's other t"UI~ht peraons. However, he StJt1!ly n•r guosts of Mr. and Mrs. preached at the exhibition ~ction, the PhUadeJ. '1 l! _ ~ must hav~ been one of the Raymood Elberfeld and Mike. Chureh last Sunday. Rav. phia Eaglei dow~d thi U .:.,_ miUions on seven contlnenls LucUI~ Smith and Peggy Cald· pelt is on vacation. land Browns, 28,13, Kallllas who oaw them on t~levision. well IP"nl the Wl!ekend In Ak· Mrs. Ruth Snodgrass visite4 routed the Houiloii'Oi.ters, • Bloody :Pulp ron With Mr. and Mrs. John l!frs. Oma Ari~ and went the Oaklancj ~efs nlppe<l the RmvOSHIMA ..,. (UPI)-Twtpty- l pearls for wearing In · all ofl a\,cr lndustrlout """pie. . Ellis ripped and tore rame Rl!ut~. Kathy and 8en. c~urch at ~ech Grove: San Diego Chareers, 24.J3, end ti\'O .... Sundlv J•••n Ja,.... Leotlo Martin's face Into a Mr. snd Mrs. Vern W•hcr, Ray· Roshe Is the pastor. the Miami ,Dolphins trlp..,.. .the ...;.. tllt -wllirlwlnd · •of ..,.lltt it She .-n.·11 citY of Wide streets · heart boat• agll.ln • at,.• ..r thin ~"'" m,.... before ~-:oo• 1lll1P for a technical Ch icago, 'Yere recent gueots of Mr. Faudree Is Improving at Buffalo Bllls, 10-7. 1 •·mds of •v ""' had 'lflwed in · ' · at us_ of the ninth Mr. and Mr.•. Curtis Wotr. Holzer Hospital. . Oenver, which finished In 1 pl1ce called !'earl Harbor. round In the openmg match. Mr. and Mrs. Roy Christv -Mn · Job 51 • place II' the AFL's Western Di· Th• tlmf was t :l4 a.m. on f ~...U.nf Bapt~st Chul't'h youth ,roup •n· Sponrer's iZ-round distance spent the weekend in Woostl>i · n 111 vision 'wtth a 4-10 recoPd Aug.•. 1945. '-'WI ~""' ~Ye, a picnic at Old Man'• decision over highly-favored with Mr. and Mrs. E r nest I and children Gaillpolio season, thus scored the first ~ ave 011 Sunday. Ern. ie Terrell wasn't nearly so Fisher. Mro. LUlie Christy La\V. AFL victory over rival NFL A Bit bonlbe . 1 Sunday with Mr. and "Enola G ., r 11lth .th• name Mr. and Mrl. Earl bloody nor nearly as pleasing to tumPd home with them after renee ~mith. team, ay PAinted on 1t~ WP.re bwiiH!Is viliitora" in the crowd. In fact, It was soendmg two weeks with t h e Mr and Mrs Charlei G ,._..._...,,...,.....,.....,,....,...; nose appoarod ' · ·Mike and ' }.hrk '"I'll· morni ov 111the·the calm .. __,, lumbus on Saturday and marked by a 1most constant Fishers .. . , lein, ·Charlene, Japan::.% ; lllmshSO\!Ihern .B~"Eiliottclf Holbrook, Ariz. to see _his sister, Mra. Jessie booing. DM!ds Marrlyn Wilson and visited Saturday evening ~lth seapon rillpG by IIlli, 1 flU_piQed hl~ wife and chn.l Jewell and also visited Mr. Bul, the boos were aimed al avl Belcastro, CQiumbus, Mr. an~rs. Clayton Allen and tains. P'l!ell mqun- d1tn at ibe hOme o1 her br~th· Mrs. John Hnaf. · 'l'errell, whoF• !ow blow•. rabbit spent the weekend with Mr. Bill. . er:iP.jaw lnd lister, Mr. and . .1 pucnhmg, hold ·~ Pnd eventua: and r.frs. Thomas Weher. SQn. Recent ~lsitor·s of · Mr. and Hirosltiml bad been IJN'red 1Mrs. Victor Perry. where they Rev . .and Mrs. Ray Biddle, wobbly back-pedaling more than day raller~ were Mr. and Mrs. Mrs. He.nry Eichinger have been QN~Y the disaslri>Us lirt-bornbinf l have spent ..veral week~ vis· Beloit, s~nt Mpnday night as offset the sevffi,lnch reach E. R. Robmson. Pmnerov, and Mr. and Mrs. AV!!ry Elrhln~er, ra1ds that had stn~tk Toltyo. l llllltl hfr parenta, Mr. and Mrt. guests of Mr. and Mrs. Reed ad~antage ~· held and used in Mr. aod MT!. C. K. Nelson. Columbus, and Mr. and Mrs. ftO,~ ~WII - lolonct tn Thf industries of war hummed l Elza McComas. Jeffers. plltng up a slim point edge over Mr. and Mra. Harry Failure Clarence Stewart Nelsonville r ·~ and the ptOpl~ ' ut ~ In I" Mr. and Mr1. Earl Spencer lor nine rounds. ' ·· ' breakfast of rice and mwced. ' Mr. and Mra. Laurene• Bow- ll!Companied bj> their The fouling llnally caught up ~A Good PW.. ; en and lam11y. Ath•ns, called Mra W'ld M w· with Tl'l'l'ell and reforee Jimmy [ H:"hl~a, t~ tlloQght, wa~ ::V!~u';."nts, Mr. and Mrs. Xen~, ~h: waa: vis~~n~·~~re, ~e~h.r••llzed the •.Jx.foot, six . 0 P T0 ME TRI $ T . \ FURNITUR! CO, I g Pare tv}'e l1ffi\g. .Tile I · were suests of their me •mil two pomts In th~ MAIO~ W people in Tokvo really had 'ft! Mr. and Mra. Walter CAnnde lnd dauflhter M d M lOth round for the flagrant Office Hours: 9 to 12, 2 to 5( (Close at .Noon oa · ' • VA, . ° er . SociaJ News rc- M;s. a H•len Bottel ALL 1967 ZENI-TH · ,TV Now On SaleI 221 1Cf.ln, ZlifiTH COLOR AS LOW AI $ . 399 NEW MODELS COMING SOON I INGELS FURNITURE . MIDDLilPOIIT 3 ~OOMS New Furniture $..299 c.,...,,"" T..n S·ON N. W. COMPTON, O.D. I ro~ r. ~~-~-~~-~~ -~~M·~•an . ~·~:~:t:~:M~·::::::~:::T:h:~:·-~~;u;t~C;o;u;rt~S~ti.ip~~i~~oiy~~-~L~=-====~~~~~~~~~~ 1 Tlt:~t was what Utey thoqht ' ~ejld pools of his . mother, sonville d iOn m at 8 11 a m. on a calm •ummer , Mra. Clarenre Canod• · morning in the 21st year of ·the I Mernbora o~ Temple Metho· Mr. arod Mrs. Frank Warren reign or Emperor Hirohito. I dtst Churdl Sc:hool enoyrd a returned to their home A minu~ later-· their world plmlc In tho thureh J!TOVe on Ft. Smith. Ark., after spend- I end•d m a 6!inding flash of lr,ht Sunday. ' lng some time here wJth anrl rtre and !llnrm. ~me M~ Oleva Smith of Co!um- son-In-law and daughter, IG,OOO ~rsons died ai!lll>tl bus spent 1he -kend witfl her and Mrs. Robert Bishop a n , ~nstantly u tilt> grtat force 1 PBftnls, Mr. and Mr1. Lewis , ~hlldren willie he recl•pet·nted 1 . "'rnEd, charred and blew away 1 Smil~ and Nancy. IIrom throat sursery. : :hounnrl• of liny wood-and· [ ,alai'VIn Chast lo In Shelter. ' pnl)('r houses. lng Arm• H..pttol wllfrt he Is 1 Mr. and Mrs. Rob Tumtr vis· f W~ere the htirt of the city sdhedu~ far surg~ry. His / !ted with Mrs. Anna !!IIzabeth : had hoen there was now nothing dau~ter, ~... Alina Heln. of Turner, Dexter, on Sunday aft. but blatkened ruins. 1 M1chtgan, ls here to be with ernoon. Mrs. Vina Braleyi,;f!lid· lnrredi&ly. almost ~t Gmund ' her ·parel!ll dleport, was al80 1 Jlllftl. . Zem. tne steel elrders of what Mu Crabtree, Hazel Park, Mr. and Mr1. Joe M~~~ t, had be•n Hirqphima's Industrial "!iclj.. was 1 w•ekend gul!li! of tor and daughtm have · promotion cen)er still reached • hiS parents, Mr. and Mr1. Ea- 1ed from a trio. They vl•l~ 1 to the sky. gar Crabtree. . · h1s mother, Mrs. c. E. . Only Evld"'ee . 1 Mr. and Mra. lllerrill Bolton, I Whorter, RaRankl. Toxa•: his , Tod~y Ill• rui111 of the , Piquu, called on Mr and Mrs. I brother and flmlly, tile Arthur Industrial "hnn . ara the only Fern GillOII~ on Suoctay afier· McWhot;!_~~ fi!ViiY of Loeidlart, remaining rvtdence of the noon. Jeffry Glilorly, •·ho had Texas: , !til , mlnut• when a city died. . spent <ev.ral dllys wilh h is Mrs ... Ed Pfndegrass, Cadrist, 1 At 8'14 a.m. Sunday· a gr~ndpar.nts, returnEd h 0 .,., e Texis, and other r~latlves ' rnom•nt of sllente was 'llet~ with his pal'<'nts, Mr. and Mn. the _area .. to re~emb•r that day 22 years Cecil GIIJOIIY and family of HIS mother, Mr~. C. E. Me· · ago m a cer<'mcny that has I Athens, who also visited at the Whorter, and niece and n~~~~::j become traditionaL GJIIOIIY home on Sunday. . Norma and Mike Hay, 1 In the Q&rk and mu.. um that I .Mr. and 'Mrs. Arthur Crab- pamed them to Ohio and will ·, sl<lnds on Gro11Rd Zfro only the , tree spent Satitrday evening vi•· spend a vacation here. ; tollmg of toe big br•nze peace 1iting her brother-in-ao• a n d Mrs. Katherine Lawson and bell broke the silence. sister. Mr. and Mr.o. Paul Gas- Mr1. EliJaheth Jordan Wllre Todny H lr o shim a again ton and family in Albanv. They Charleston, W. Va. , on We.metl·l .t.hrlve• with mdustrv- the inrlus- enoyed the slides takPr.· by the day to 'l8f Mn. Lawaon'a mollll-1 ol •peaC'f. Her factories turn Gaatons on tnel; recent trip 10 er,Mrs. Ola Withrow, who ; out . shops autos. furniture, the Pacjlic Ocean. , sertously til at Mountain State . lextoles and the highes~qualitv Druzina Woodrum Alban • Hospital, Charl4111ton. · · Janon k · y, I Th "'. ·~ es. "", e. 1spent a day with Mr.' and Mrs.: • .·~mplo CbUl'<'h youth H1msh1ma s bavs rroduct the Ney Carpenter. · group JOmed young folks from .=J~nest oysters for eati"i end Membera ~ the Carpenter : A_lbany and Rev. F.uge~ ' Brun. dijle and his 10•1ta for a wiener roast and r<tcreatlon at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Albert K•Jrns in Alban~. on 'laturday evenlnf, . Mn. Dalsv Rawllnjls I~ con· J • Yaiesrlnr satisfactorily ~t the Shei!A!ring Ar1111 Hoapital fotlowin~ her accident and will be "' ¥Oil\ n'l have a biiPf onl btctu• of 'Illia ~IUIIID iJ for fOQng Idancing. people, lher1 probietlll · and I'm Student CouncU president pleasure•, their trouble• and for the next schOOl year, and ~n. As with the reat of Helen the kids have asked me to get Help US!, It welcomes la~gha them a dance for Homl!l!OmlnJ. but won't 4odie a aer1ous quet- If t do, It will be tile lirJI dann lion with a brush-off. in the school's 15 yeart ol esSend your lteP.aBe que1tions istence. Help will bo •PPrecl· lo YOUTH ASKED FOR IT, ated. -STUDENT COUNCIL eare ol Heiiu Help US1, tblt PRES. newspaper. Dear Pres.t A J)ANGE ll4lf 11 I agree with you - end I Dear Relent • · do - it may onlY make the ' ' QQr hlgb llt!bool won't lei us scbool board more muley. Bul have dances. It iln'l the facul· 11 you get a majority of par· :10.:-> ""t ty·, fault, l!ut the ~~'~tool enll on your tlda, they can board's. The bqard II mlde bend t~e right ears - or pin •P largely 0, people whose re- thorn back - end you'll have OUR SALI ON ligion saya daliclng Ill a sin, your Homecomlnl Dance, plus Mr. and Mra. I. 0. McCoy and tead1 to Immorality. We o\ber chaperoned recreation tr and tllo fair Rolrllhment• attended the Beall reunion at IHEFLIN NIXES wlll be 'heralded tn nl!'IIIP'vfr SUMMIR IHOIS 1 or other reUglona teet that •It- throug~out the year. . a p served by j.110 TrusJeU. Burnsville, W. Va., Sunday. HOLLYWOOD IUP!) _ van advertlsetnenll tn eecb CONTINU.I . er games the .IYID Jhould he What s a Jam• Wlth~ut next meeting will bo Aug. Miss Edna McCoy and Miss Hefiin has withdrawn from the seven eltlea, illcludlol fult··page usod for recreation - and lho3e dance afterwards? tAsk a cer· Gall Thoma . and iharon ust 3 at the Sutton Church. - Jackie 8ahr were at tlproming Broadway ads on the day prec'l'!dlng who don't want to dance could tain prominent State iO¥tfDOT Holter jlave demonstrations 0n Sharon Holter Reporter. College •t Huntlnaton, w. Va., "Beer Island," In favor of arrival. TV advertj,;•ng wUI ~~MkWiepert, 0, play ga111e1. IniiUd 11'1 closed who. some Dl years llt!O, led a kt ' f d 10 be used in some 411 the titles. liP tight . student rebellion llllnll h II ~acking and pac ng and CAR.PENTM BOYS '!" two ays lor .th~lr orienta. - --=-=-.: = -=h ld r , dancing rule _ Jor holt and hoatlss when tha A hi tlon pripr to entermg The CIIOJI&O Good GuY$ ...,... To ~•· ...w you ow r1g ou co11eae s uo • B tha lt. Go.oo Club llltl spec 1a1 r• ..,.. • on • 1r1P there !lily fathers m, two years ago and won, after temporary sus- J:l ~6 1 th bo of an ._H Club Con&I'IIS was given · DENVER 11'1 'RIDE' I 1 Brighten the life 1 respectable Dill wlllted !o pNlslon.) -H. Truy ell The~t lle eo by W11ter Jordan when the Car. Mrs. Mary Reed &pent HO~LYWOOD (UP!) - Bob i epen up a biUlllfds p~rlor. One ss · v Boys 4-H Cluo 111tl on nesday with Mrs. Donna (Gilligan's ntand) Denver of • fried ... ~~ our IOllll<!ilmtn _ratted 1 Dear Helen: ::em= plndr~nt. The group 17 at the Columbia School. and daughter, Lois, at Racine. star In ''The Sweet Ride," first 1 1 '1torm about el··lllt bad things Could anyone tell lilt IIIlo Js scu I ne, camp ng the meeting the boy1 eP. , ~three movies 11 20th Centw,• ll with flowers that go on In pool balls (or did the author of this verse? I 1 i•me of IIOftbaU and Charles Wm. Musar.Mso!"'n~ar, I ~F;;;ox;_l~or;_;;;Joe:_;P_:u:;le~rna~~:;.·..,..... 1 d011 ak 58 yeara iliO), and 10 anolller round i_t in an old purse beloor· W'thy t 't were Jel'Ved by Mr. ~ndthMrsC. StdarlmCgl k , • th h • ou a vu1 IP r .. . .. was m e am en ar C'heor up a lick friend recreatl• wltlt ·.,ow• e '"' to my mot e~. . One fact In life shinea lurn- Donnie Cheadle and Jerry Penn. .t 1 . P ker8b w · witli' 1 gift of flowers, 1 drain. Whenever life IS at a lull -Rodney Jord1n, Reporter. PI a In ar urg, · 011' Youlll Cl!nler II lbeUI And all my future dark l~us. frorn Sr,day unt~ Tuesday, mce &e!jture that will t CMllllblt. .,..,_ .;;..0 .1 let wi And I'm convinced l'm dead• '11lat I m cert.ln patches RIVRRVJEW CLUB when he had oome glass mean so much! 0 .,.., •• Contain tufftclent pholphor· The Riverview t-H Club met moved from hts loot. ouo on July 28 at the horne o! San. Vou get our lisuat fine to observe birthdays, holid1y1, Make i~ a 'l'o make two thouiand dra Newlun with Mar,aret Carl Powell 0~ Fa1rb<!rn. >ervice and finishing. • floral &ift. See us! every day matcheal Brown and Maxine Whitehead, spending • few day• With eln at 9, outet 5 -KATY edvison, in ·charl•· Ten mem· I. 0. McCoy family. Dear Kaly: bera were present. The mem- Mrs. I. 0. McCoy end ehil-· 11 I don't know the author, bt!rs discussed judglni. the nu· . dren spent • day with her iMOit'S llftlfS ·Middleport, 0. $9 N. 2nd A••· It'• a comforting thought that ltrltiM contest at the fair, and Iter, Mrs. Red Wilfong, at West II somewhere within Ul we've t 'committe• was appointed to Milford, W. Va., rocently. 1ot what It takea to llihl make 1 1ign for the lair which the world. -Jl includ"s the Junior Leaders ==~;;;:::~;;:~;=;;;~~§~~~========;;;:;:;:~iiiiii;.- the club. Everyone showed their projeets and gave demonstrations. Health and Safety wu lead by Patty Grotsnieke!.' Tttey pleyea "What Do You "This One-Ninety Is a Know About Diseaoes." Terosa whole famiiJ C/11cheiler was in charge o! mll'eatlon. Sandn Newlun serv· ,, eel refreshments. -sandra New. lqn, Repor!A!r. . , YOm'B ASKJ!J) STOP IN :. I 4,..8 News I THE SHOE. lOX :!re ONE DAY SHIRT SERVICE Ro reiP2sed !lOOn. PLBIASVItE RIDERS Mra. William Downie 1 n d Sherry Indealad were In charge of th1 It members preswhen the Meigs 4-H PleasRta'ers llltl on July 24 at Downie Acres Ftrm. A Ide1monstration on how to show mare and 1 colt in batter, basic oteps on breakq a to ride wer~ 1Jiven by the · Mrs. Downie and Billy served rtlresllmenta. Tht nez'r meetiniJ will be ~u10st 7 11 6 p. m. at the fairgrounds.Jallet Humphrey, Reporter. CONVERSION . HEATING MUT ltl~ER • ..... l ... blier titan ·] f ' • ttys. • "li,IL\111 . . . 11 II '" meat. Keepstnell•--• 10' ~older . _ • refrl(er.trll Entire Mtlll Kltllll' floats in its own super coldllrl o1 lOI Ill lORE FEATU-ES ANO lETTER FOOD P~J$ERVATIDNI .Constnt ~1, nard MEW AUTIIATIC ICE IAK£RI 'TWO AUTOMATIC • ' . :f. ' COLD CON:rROLS Ono In tlla·IJitHr I J ' Ont In tho ratrl&orottrl 101 """ tltiiOII\tHocltnr .tilt MODiL tlll:l7i ;tllarl · \; 11.7 cu. ft. wltll ,,..., !hot-~ IN. YtJ 11_1 nt!J f11tUIS WI" Aminf'-UIIItyl , 1 Now lrllllrlholt hiiPI e Two Ghdo·outohotml orainlzo oloraul • "'" Coq4fmtnt oholll.. STOPS SHUTOUT FORI!;ST HILLS, N.J. fUPI) -Jamea Skelton ol Vancouver B.C., pl'evenred an America~ •hutout In the Stevene c u p International a e nl oro tennl~ : championahips Sunday by de- 1 fealln~ 'Calvin MacCracken of Tenafly, N.J., ~-2, 12-10. The U.S led ' Canada 4-0 after ' Saturday's action. e .hUtr condltiontrl .e ; J,.,.,. 5·YEAR • ·- ' -~-; :! ',' a i". ., ·~ •• • tnllf \ .u.,.nteM'.) trflllin...,Ct for 8 full Yt•"'l I lloUo- .... lillltl 1 _, 1. ~ I Cannel • Society Notes e ALLIS CliALMERS Mr. and Mro. Ralph 8lld. dauanter of Racine spent an evening· with Mr. and Mrs. Wamt~ J!.~se and family recently. " . Mrs. RuHl Swepston and dren of Columllus visit~ 1m' paren!l. Mr. and Mro. Ralpll Lee, 'lbunday and day. Mra. lUdllrd Yilun!l and chU· dren ol Olarlotte, Tenn. are ¥isittng ber parents, Mr. Jolrs. !daon Roush. Spei\dtnf a weekend It .the borne ol Mary Clrel• were Mr llld Mrl. Melvin arete 'nd da,,.uab:t,- of Collllllbul, Mr. and ...... ,. l)Oaakl Plm!t ol Athens, and Mra. Geofp Circle and. I~ ot Ati!Jd, Ky., and Mr. and' Mra. J1111t1 Qrcle, '' ~;;;::01~1~~~~~r~1·~-~~·~llt~tlt~""-"-*-'----:•t--_, r.rr. .... *;,.I llri. ~Uf Orr of a... ~ ·•t 1111 itobert Lee 'hO!bt l'dqt)y. . ; . .... ~-1; •.• ·< Mrt. lf'tll' ·POlllll and , ""' die called al the oome of ....,, Clrclt rectntfJ, . Mj?. am!. Mra· ~­ of flllliliii •iptnl ~ IVIlltnl' ·jJ lbe ' Dtah Brllfcl , fi!!lile. ~~.;;·~s: - ·---- DAVIS lf""ll'lRFil ,, b • .. II • MICoalrol. Mr. and Mrs. Earl starkey were lllpper iUfBtl on MQIIday at the home of their _.lndson and family, Mr and Mra. IJavid Wiseman and children, Rutland. ® 1967 ., NEt-- Inc. \ \ 1 ' ' NEW YORK UPlJ-Tomrw Davis of the New · Y~rl< M•ts will bP honored toni,. bv the Dtoartment ~ Park• as th1 outstanding "oradua\1!" of his oublie school nlavin-ound are~ In Brooilyn. Davia · won · two Natton•J Leacue battlnq lltlta with thf l.o• Anr•l"! "'"~·~·• beiGtt btlnalrldetl10 lilt Nttt. ' ' ,, 'I ' lHE SHOE MX I · ... BQJM~ tractor :try Railroads .... :- HELEN HELP US! . .. ; · . ] Eno .aGay B Dea·dly Retributt"on. Qui ] Pear nilr..00r to . ' ·.e;t CI'ty of HI"roshima J SAVE NOW AND E'VERY DAY ON NEW AND USED FARM EQUIPMENT INDUSTRIAL UNITS AND POWER MOWERS eCRAWLEIS e BOLEN$. e SIMPUOTY e BACK HOE e IAUR TWINE e McCULLOCH CHAIN SAWS e LOAJis NEW FA~ EQUIP. SPECIALS TWIN WI41!L DRIVI MOWE!IS . ~ . • • . . $449.50 77 G RA~I! LESS TillES & TUBES , , •.•. $399.95 HAY CONDITIONERS . . . .... , . . . $649.50 3~ BALER, I ONLY TI>IIS PRICE ..•• , . $1419.95 Sli,AGI UNLOADING IQX ... , , .. $1195.00 ltTO BLOWER AND PIPE . • . • • • • • • . . . $600.00 1.>7 TON WAGON LISS TIRES . ......... Sla&.OO 5 TON WAGON LESS TIRfS ' .. : . .. .. $141.00 HAY CONVEYORS VAitiOU~ LENGTHS $ FT. ROTARY MOWERS ....... , ..... $299.95 POST !'lOLl DIGGERS . . . . ....... $129.95 . ' USED TRACTORS '\LLIS (HALMJRS C AND EQUIPMENT $595.00 PARMALL SUPiifl C AND EQUIPMENT . $695.00 ALLI$ CHALMERS 8 AND Ct!NTI!R MTD ROTAitY TD 9 IHC ANGL! BLADE !PlD JOHN OIERii BLADE & WINCH 1959 G.M.C. 1\-i 1'QN TRUCK 1953 I'ORD I~ TON TRUCK ' l959 FORD PICKUP TRUCK ' ·-DUDLEY FLORIST I·'. ' ,.,,;. \~' ' • SERVIa .. NEW FARM &·INDUSTRIAL TRAaORS oN DISPLAY H3 CRAWLER WITH BLADI' HD 3CRAWLER WITH 8LADE HD3 CltAWLER WITH LOADER . 1'14 CRAWLER-DOZER A WINCH ~14 CRAWLER Wll H LOAD&R HD4 CRAWLER WITH BLADE H04 CRAWLER·LOADER.SACKHOI I 400 TRACTOR, I.OADEit & MOWIIt 1 400 TRACTOil, L.OADI!It & BACKHOI 1 600 TRACTOR LOADI!!t AND IACKMOI! ~OW DECK TRAILERS • TON TO 12 TON 190 XT TRACTOR AND IQUIPMINT D 17 TRACTQR AND EQUIPMINT 3-Im TRACTO~ & eQUIPMENT D 12 t'ACTOR AND I!QUIPMINT 10 HP ISOLI!NS TRACTOR liND MOWER 511.1! l'ltOPI!LLID GUANFR COMBINIS PORACII HARVESTER W/2 HEA'DI H3 ALLIS CHALMIRS 8LADI Ia WINCH ' e TERMS • eFIIANCINI· .' \ ·~ICKUP AMP R""" oN YOUR TRAaOR RIPAIUOIS , VALVt: GRINOING - �. i ~ I Cro~dW'.es · ._, ~ter, · , ·Harrisonvill~ C9htend~rs S~ie~)N~tes Society Notes . · -~ F·or'Tt't·J·'e·:·_." -, ~z ' Dally sentinel, Pomerov-Middleport, 0., Aur. 7, 1967-S Mrs. Mary start /t ' · .. CJ.lJUCE ALLEN children of Phoenix, .. OOVSTON (UP!) N . ..1' , T. $it. ~lid Mrs. AI Pelll!'!On, guests of Mr. and Mril. . ~1111er P,nny and· Brian, left Sunday Young. ~e 'If Ithem P"!baiiiY ~uld laet rnorninc after ,pendi11R a few Mrs. Nonna CUnls, Mn. !~ . Cllll In IIJe ring with day• wtth ~er mother, lflrs. Wll· rot Gheen and MiSll M&ry rl'lll,.l ·By J>lCK JOYCI!l 4~ · hea.v~e~ht ~!l)pion ma Ginther, for their new f\ilme cis of Po111eroy visit~ UPI Sp&rll Writer · Clay, byl II , ~ithef .in New Orleans. He had )Jel!n day with Mr. and Mra. ABle ihe American' Football or, Thad Spencer . stationed for the past year at Young. · · Lea1ue !an and he'll say, · win the cqrrent -•earch Dover, Del. and waa enroute to Mr. and Mr•. Rlcllard Rb~ shQws we'vnaufhl up." fer a title successor tbey surely his new post ir. New Orl~ans. and child~. Rirky and "'l!nda Tallr to the National Footltan I 1IVUld be ~~ple.asers. Mr. and Mrs. Harold Newell visited Mr. and MrJ. LeaiQt fan and he'll say, 8oth Ell1s and ~f earned and lamipy spent the weekend Rhode~ over the wtPkend. "exhibition• don't mean lilt plaudits of • slim Cl'9wd or at c.dar ·Point Mr. and l\IJ's. 'Frank Paul&y thing." U;fff in the Allll;Odom• . last Mrs Lawrenc~ Smith, Mrs. of Dexter called on Mrs. Of course, the Super saturday altem0011 or the way Roy Chri•ty and Mrs. Clayton Harper and family Sunday. deoides it all as In ita Initial they won llle1r first ~und bopts Allen wer<t in Parkersburg Guy Harper and ranllly meettnc of the two league In the el1mmatton tournalllftnt to . Mcmdav evening. · SQnday evenil18 with hla champion• last aeaacm wnen the detenr.me a new champion. Mr. snd Mrs. Rex Bailoy and Alice Ellis and family at Green Bay Packers, of .-.. Clay, . currently ~fJrockect ~oer and Mr. and Mrs. William ire, year-old NFL beat the seYI!II . be<:au$0 he is under conviction Wil 1nd Danny spent /unday Mr. and Mrs. Wagroner year.old AFL's Kansaa City, for refusal to ~ccept induction at Lake Logan and 01 · Man's went to !'earl Chapel for 10. But then again, the AFL into the armed forces, wasn't Cave. . · · day Sc~ool and preaching lut ~cker says. "one game doesn't among the crowd, which paid . Mr. and Mn. Glenn Lambert, Sunday. prove a thing." . $9:1,560 to see the fiiflts in Middleport, were Sunday djn- Rev. Frank Oleesebrew In Saturday night's other t"UI~ht peraons. However, he StJt1!ly n•r guosts of Mr. and Mrs. preached at the exhibition ~ction, the PhUadeJ. '1 l! _ ~ must hav~ been one of the Raymood Elberfeld and Mike. Chureh last Sunday. Rav. phia Eaglei dow~d thi U .:.,_ miUions on seven contlnenls LucUI~ Smith and Peggy Cald· pelt is on vacation. land Browns, 28,13, Kallllas who oaw them on t~levision. well IP"nl the Wl!ekend In Ak· Mrs. Ruth Snodgrass visite4 routed the Houiloii'Oi.ters, • Bloody :Pulp ron With Mr. and Mrs. John l!frs. Oma Ari~ and went the Oaklancj ~efs nlppe<l the RmvOSHIMA ..,. (UPI)-Twtpty- l pearls for wearing In · all ofl a\,cr lndustrlout """pie. . Ellis ripped and tore rame Rl!ut~. Kathy and 8en. c~urch at ~ech Grove: San Diego Chareers, 24.J3, end ti\'O .... Sundlv J•••n Ja,.... Leotlo Martin's face Into a Mr. snd Mrs. Vern W•hcr, Ray· Roshe Is the pastor. the Miami ,Dolphins trlp..,.. .the ...;.. tllt -wllirlwlnd · •of ..,.lltt it She .-n.·11 citY of Wide streets · heart boat• agll.ln • at,.• ..r thin ~"'" m,.... before ~-:oo• 1lll1P for a technical Ch icago, 'Yere recent gueots of Mr. Faudree Is Improving at Buffalo Bllls, 10-7. 1 •·mds of •v ""' had 'lflwed in · ' · at us_ of the ninth Mr. and Mr.•. Curtis Wotr. Holzer Hospital. . Oenver, which finished In 1 pl1ce called !'earl Harbor. round In the openmg match. Mr. and Mrs. Roy Christv -Mn · Job 51 • place II' the AFL's Western Di· Th• tlmf was t :l4 a.m. on f ~...U.nf Bapt~st Chul't'h youth ,roup •n· Sponrer's iZ-round distance spent the weekend in Woostl>i · n 111 vision 'wtth a 4-10 recoPd Aug.•. 1945. '-'WI ~""' ~Ye, a picnic at Old Man'• decision over highly-favored with Mr. and Mrs. E r nest I and children Gaillpolio season, thus scored the first ~ ave 011 Sunday. Ern. ie Terrell wasn't nearly so Fisher. Mro. LUlie Christy La\V. AFL victory over rival NFL A Bit bonlbe . 1 Sunday with Mr. and "Enola G ., r 11lth .th• name Mr. and Mrl. Earl bloody nor nearly as pleasing to tumPd home with them after renee ~mith. team, ay PAinted on 1t~ WP.re bwiiH!Is viliitora" in the crowd. In fact, It was soendmg two weeks with t h e Mr and Mrs Charlei G ,._..._...,,...,.....,.....,,....,...; nose appoarod ' · ·Mike and ' }.hrk '"I'll· morni ov 111the·the calm .. __,, lumbus on Saturday and marked by a 1most constant Fishers .. . , lein, ·Charlene, Japan::.% ; lllmshSO\!Ihern .B~"Eiliottclf Holbrook, Ariz. to see _his sister, Mra. Jessie booing. DM!ds Marrlyn Wilson and visited Saturday evening ~lth seapon rillpG by IIlli, 1 flU_piQed hl~ wife and chn.l Jewell and also visited Mr. Bul, the boos were aimed al avl Belcastro, CQiumbus, Mr. an~rs. Clayton Allen and tains. P'l!ell mqun- d1tn at ibe hOme o1 her br~th· Mrs. John Hnaf. · 'l'errell, whoF• !ow blow•. rabbit spent the weekend with Mr. Bill. . er:iP.jaw lnd lister, Mr. and . .1 pucnhmg, hold ·~ Pnd eventua: and r.frs. Thomas Weher. SQn. Recent ~lsitor·s of · Mr. and Hirosltiml bad been IJN'red 1Mrs. Victor Perry. where they Rev . .and Mrs. Ray Biddle, wobbly back-pedaling more than day raller~ were Mr. and Mrs. Mrs. He.nry Eichinger have been QN~Y the disaslri>Us lirt-bornbinf l have spent ..veral week~ vis· Beloit, s~nt Mpnday night as offset the sevffi,lnch reach E. R. Robmson. Pmnerov, and Mr. and Mrs. AV!!ry Elrhln~er, ra1ds that had stn~tk Toltyo. l llllltl hfr parenta, Mr. and Mrt. guests of Mr. and Mrs. Reed ad~antage ~· held and used in Mr. aod MT!. C. K. Nelson. Columbus, and Mr. and Mrs. ftO,~ ~WII - lolonct tn Thf industries of war hummed l Elza McComas. Jeffers. plltng up a slim point edge over Mr. and Mra. Harry Failure Clarence Stewart Nelsonville r ·~ and the ptOpl~ ' ut ~ In I" Mr. and Mr1. Earl Spencer lor nine rounds. ' ·· ' breakfast of rice and mwced. ' Mr. and Mra. Laurene• Bow- ll!Companied bj> their The fouling llnally caught up ~A Good PW.. ; en and lam11y. Ath•ns, called Mra W'ld M w· with Tl'l'l'ell and reforee Jimmy [ H:"hl~a, t~ tlloQght, wa~ ::V!~u';."nts, Mr. and Mrs. Xen~, ~h: waa: vis~~n~·~~re, ~e~h.r••llzed the •.Jx.foot, six . 0 P T0 ME TRI $ T . \ FURNITUR! CO, I g Pare tv}'e l1ffi\g. .Tile I · were suests of their me •mil two pomts In th~ MAIO~ W people in Tokvo really had 'ft! Mr. and Mra. Walter CAnnde lnd dauflhter M d M lOth round for the flagrant Office Hours: 9 to 12, 2 to 5( (Close at .Noon oa · ' • VA, . ° er . SociaJ News rc- M;s. a H•len Bottel ALL 1967 ZENI-TH · ,TV Now On SaleI 221 1Cf.ln, ZlifiTH COLOR AS LOW AI $ . 399 NEW MODELS COMING SOON I INGELS FURNITURE . MIDDLilPOIIT 3 ~OOMS New Furniture $..299 c.,...,,"" T..n S·ON N. W. COMPTON, O.D. I ro~ r. ~~-~-~~-~~ -~~M·~•an . ~·~:~:t:~:M~·::::::~:::T:h:~:·-~~;u;t~C;o;u;rt~S~ti.ip~~i~~oiy~~-~L~=-====~~~~~~~~~~ 1 Tlt:~t was what Utey thoqht ' ~ejld pools of his . mother, sonville d iOn m at 8 11 a m. on a calm •ummer , Mra. Clarenre Canod• · morning in the 21st year of ·the I Mernbora o~ Temple Metho· Mr. arod Mrs. Frank Warren reign or Emperor Hirohito. I dtst Churdl Sc:hool enoyrd a returned to their home A minu~ later-· their world plmlc In tho thureh J!TOVe on Ft. Smith. Ark., after spend- I end•d m a 6!inding flash of lr,ht Sunday. ' lng some time here wJth anrl rtre and !llnrm. ~me M~ Oleva Smith of Co!um- son-In-law and daughter, IG,OOO ~rsons died ai!lll>tl bus spent 1he -kend witfl her and Mrs. Robert Bishop a n , ~nstantly u tilt> grtat force 1 PBftnls, Mr. and Mr1. Lewis , ~hlldren willie he recl•pet·nted 1 . "'rnEd, charred and blew away 1 Smil~ and Nancy. IIrom throat sursery. : :hounnrl• of liny wood-and· [ ,alai'VIn Chast lo In Shelter. ' pnl)('r houses. lng Arm• H..pttol wllfrt he Is 1 Mr. and Mrs. Rob Tumtr vis· f W~ere the htirt of the city sdhedu~ far surg~ry. His / !ted with Mrs. Anna !!IIzabeth : had hoen there was now nothing dau~ter, ~... Alina Heln. of Turner, Dexter, on Sunday aft. but blatkened ruins. 1 M1chtgan, ls here to be with ernoon. Mrs. Vina Braleyi,;f!lid· lnrredi&ly. almost ~t Gmund ' her ·parel!ll dleport, was al80 1 Jlllftl. . Zem. tne steel elrders of what Mu Crabtree, Hazel Park, Mr. and Mr1. Joe M~~~ t, had be•n Hirqphima's Industrial "!iclj.. was 1 w•ekend gul!li! of tor and daughtm have · promotion cen)er still reached • hiS parents, Mr. and Mr1. Ea- 1ed from a trio. They vl•l~ 1 to the sky. gar Crabtree. . · h1s mother, Mrs. c. E. . Only Evld"'ee . 1 Mr. and Mra. lllerrill Bolton, I Whorter, RaRankl. Toxa•: his , Tod~y Ill• rui111 of the , Piquu, called on Mr and Mrs. I brother and flmlly, tile Arthur Industrial "hnn . ara the only Fern GillOII~ on Suoctay afier· McWhot;!_~~ fi!ViiY of Loeidlart, remaining rvtdence of the noon. Jeffry Glilorly, •·ho had Texas: , !til , mlnut• when a city died. . spent <ev.ral dllys wilh h is Mrs ... Ed Pfndegrass, Cadrist, 1 At 8'14 a.m. Sunday· a gr~ndpar.nts, returnEd h 0 .,., e Texis, and other r~latlves ' rnom•nt of sllente was 'llet~ with his pal'<'nts, Mr. and Mn. the _area .. to re~emb•r that day 22 years Cecil GIIJOIIY and family of HIS mother, Mr~. C. E. Me· · ago m a cer<'mcny that has I Athens, who also visited at the Whorter, and niece and n~~~~::j become traditionaL GJIIOIIY home on Sunday. . Norma and Mike Hay, 1 In the Q&rk and mu.. um that I .Mr. and 'Mrs. Arthur Crab- pamed them to Ohio and will ·, sl<lnds on Gro11Rd Zfro only the , tree spent Satitrday evening vi•· spend a vacation here. ; tollmg of toe big br•nze peace 1iting her brother-in-ao• a n d Mrs. Katherine Lawson and bell broke the silence. sister. Mr. and Mr.o. Paul Gas- Mr1. EliJaheth Jordan Wllre Todny H lr o shim a again ton and family in Albanv. They Charleston, W. Va. , on We.metl·l .t.hrlve• with mdustrv- the inrlus- enoyed the slides takPr.· by the day to 'l8f Mn. Lawaon'a mollll-1 ol •peaC'f. Her factories turn Gaatons on tnel; recent trip 10 er,Mrs. Ola Withrow, who ; out . shops autos. furniture, the Pacjlic Ocean. , sertously til at Mountain State . lextoles and the highes~qualitv Druzina Woodrum Alban • Hospital, Charl4111ton. · · Janon k · y, I Th "'. ·~ es. "", e. 1spent a day with Mr.' and Mrs.: • .·~mplo CbUl'<'h youth H1msh1ma s bavs rroduct the Ney Carpenter. · group JOmed young folks from .=J~nest oysters for eati"i end Membera ~ the Carpenter : A_lbany and Rev. F.uge~ ' Brun. dijle and his 10•1ta for a wiener roast and r<tcreatlon at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Albert K•Jrns in Alban~. on 'laturday evenlnf, . Mn. Dalsv Rawllnjls I~ con· J • Yaiesrlnr satisfactorily ~t the Shei!A!ring Ar1111 Hoapital fotlowin~ her accident and will be "' ¥Oil\ n'l have a biiPf onl btctu• of 'Illia ~IUIIID iJ for fOQng Idancing. people, lher1 probietlll · and I'm Student CouncU president pleasure•, their trouble• and for the next schOOl year, and ~n. As with the reat of Helen the kids have asked me to get Help US!, It welcomes la~gha them a dance for Homl!l!OmlnJ. but won't 4odie a aer1ous quet- If t do, It will be tile lirJI dann lion with a brush-off. in the school's 15 yeart ol esSend your lteP.aBe que1tions istence. Help will bo •PPrecl· lo YOUTH ASKED FOR IT, ated. -STUDENT COUNCIL eare ol Heiiu Help US1, tblt PRES. newspaper. Dear Pres.t A J)ANGE ll4lf 11 I agree with you - end I Dear Relent • · do - it may onlY make the ' ' QQr hlgb llt!bool won't lei us scbool board more muley. Bul have dances. It iln'l the facul· 11 you get a majority of par· :10.:-> ""t ty·, fault, l!ut the ~~'~tool enll on your tlda, they can board's. The bqard II mlde bend t~e right ears - or pin •P largely 0, people whose re- thorn back - end you'll have OUR SALI ON ligion saya daliclng Ill a sin, your Homecomlnl Dance, plus Mr. and Mra. I. 0. McCoy and tead1 to Immorality. We o\ber chaperoned recreation tr and tllo fair Rolrllhment• attended the Beall reunion at IHEFLIN NIXES wlll be 'heralded tn nl!'IIIP'vfr SUMMIR IHOIS 1 or other reUglona teet that •It- throug~out the year. . a p served by j.110 TrusJeU. Burnsville, W. Va., Sunday. HOLLYWOOD IUP!) _ van advertlsetnenll tn eecb CONTINU.I . er games the .IYID Jhould he What s a Jam• Wlth~ut next meeting will bo Aug. Miss Edna McCoy and Miss Hefiin has withdrawn from the seven eltlea, illcludlol fult··page usod for recreation - and lho3e dance afterwards? tAsk a cer· Gall Thoma . and iharon ust 3 at the Sutton Church. - Jackie 8ahr were at tlproming Broadway ads on the day prec'l'!dlng who don't want to dance could tain prominent State iO¥tfDOT Holter jlave demonstrations 0n Sharon Holter Reporter. College •t Huntlnaton, w. Va., "Beer Island," In favor of arrival. TV advertj,;•ng wUI ~~MkWiepert, 0, play ga111e1. IniiUd 11'1 closed who. some Dl years llt!O, led a kt ' f d 10 be used in some 411 the titles. liP tight . student rebellion llllnll h II ~acking and pac ng and CAR.PENTM BOYS '!" two ays lor .th~lr orienta. - --=-=-.: = -=h ld r , dancing rule _ Jor holt and hoatlss when tha A hi tlon pripr to entermg The CIIOJI&O Good GuY$ ...,... To ~•· ...w you ow r1g ou co11eae s uo • B tha lt. Go.oo Club llltl spec 1a1 r• ..,.. • on • 1r1P there !lily fathers m, two years ago and won, after temporary sus- J:l ~6 1 th bo of an ._H Club Con&I'IIS was given · DENVER 11'1 'RIDE' I 1 Brighten the life 1 respectable Dill wlllted !o pNlslon.) -H. Truy ell The~t lle eo by W11ter Jordan when the Car. Mrs. Mary Reed &pent HO~LYWOOD (UP!) - Bob i epen up a biUlllfds p~rlor. One ss · v Boys 4-H Cluo 111tl on nesday with Mrs. Donna (Gilligan's ntand) Denver of • fried ... ~~ our IOllll<!ilmtn _ratted 1 Dear Helen: ::em= plndr~nt. The group 17 at the Columbia School. and daughter, Lois, at Racine. star In ''The Sweet Ride," first 1 1 '1torm about el··lllt bad things Could anyone tell lilt IIIlo Js scu I ne, camp ng the meeting the boy1 eP. , ~three movies 11 20th Centw,• ll with flowers that go on In pool balls (or did the author of this verse? I 1 i•me of IIOftbaU and Charles Wm. Musar.Mso!"'n~ar, I ~F;;;ox;_l~or;_;;;Joe:_;P_:u:;le~rna~~:;.·..,..... 1 d011 ak 58 yeara iliO), and 10 anolller round i_t in an old purse beloor· W'thy t 't were Jel'Ved by Mr. ~ndthMrsC. StdarlmCgl k , • th h • ou a vu1 IP r .. . .. was m e am en ar C'heor up a lick friend recreatl• wltlt ·.,ow• e '"' to my mot e~. . One fact In life shinea lurn- Donnie Cheadle and Jerry Penn. .t 1 . P ker8b w · witli' 1 gift of flowers, 1 drain. Whenever life IS at a lull -Rodney Jord1n, Reporter. PI a In ar urg, · 011' Youlll Cl!nler II lbeUI And all my future dark l~us. frorn Sr,day unt~ Tuesday, mce &e!jture that will t CMllllblt. .,..,_ .;;..0 .1 let wi And I'm convinced l'm dead• '11lat I m cert.ln patches RIVRRVJEW CLUB when he had oome glass mean so much! 0 .,.., •• Contain tufftclent pholphor· The Riverview t-H Club met moved from hts loot. ouo on July 28 at the horne o! San. Vou get our lisuat fine to observe birthdays, holid1y1, Make i~ a 'l'o make two thouiand dra Newlun with Mar,aret Carl Powell 0~ Fa1rb<!rn. >ervice and finishing. • floral &ift. See us! every day matcheal Brown and Maxine Whitehead, spending • few day• With eln at 9, outet 5 -KATY edvison, in ·charl•· Ten mem· I. 0. McCoy family. Dear Kaly: bera were present. The mem- Mrs. I. 0. McCoy end ehil-· 11 I don't know the author, bt!rs discussed judglni. the nu· . dren spent • day with her iMOit'S llftlfS ·Middleport, 0. $9 N. 2nd A••· It'• a comforting thought that ltrltiM contest at the fair, and Iter, Mrs. Red Wilfong, at West II somewhere within Ul we've t 'committe• was appointed to Milford, W. Va., rocently. 1ot what It takea to llihl make 1 1ign for the lair which the world. -Jl includ"s the Junior Leaders ==~;;;:::~;;:~;=;;;~~§~~~========;;;:;:;:~iiiiii;.- the club. Everyone showed their projeets and gave demonstrations. Health and Safety wu lead by Patty Grotsnieke!.' Tttey pleyea "What Do You "This One-Ninety Is a Know About Diseaoes." Terosa whole famiiJ C/11cheiler was in charge o! mll'eatlon. Sandn Newlun serv· ,, eel refreshments. -sandra New. lqn, Repor!A!r. . , YOm'B ASKJ!J) STOP IN :. I 4,..8 News I THE SHOE. lOX :!re ONE DAY SHIRT SERVICE Ro reiP2sed !lOOn. PLBIASVItE RIDERS Mra. William Downie 1 n d Sherry Indealad were In charge of th1 It members preswhen the Meigs 4-H PleasRta'ers llltl on July 24 at Downie Acres Ftrm. A Ide1monstration on how to show mare and 1 colt in batter, basic oteps on breakq a to ride wer~ 1Jiven by the · Mrs. Downie and Billy served rtlresllmenta. Tht nez'r meetiniJ will be ~u10st 7 11 6 p. m. at the fairgrounds.Jallet Humphrey, Reporter. CONVERSION . HEATING MUT ltl~ER • ..... l ... blier titan ·] f ' • ttys. • "li,IL\111 . . . 11 II '" meat. Keepstnell•--• 10' ~older . _ • refrl(er.trll Entire Mtlll Kltllll' floats in its own super coldllrl o1 lOI Ill lORE FEATU-ES ANO lETTER FOOD P~J$ERVATIDNI .Constnt ~1, nard MEW AUTIIATIC ICE IAK£RI 'TWO AUTOMATIC • ' . :f. ' COLD CON:rROLS Ono In tlla·IJitHr I J ' Ont In tho ratrl&orottrl 101 """ tltiiOII\tHocltnr .tilt MODiL tlll:l7i ;tllarl · \; 11.7 cu. ft. wltll ,,..., !hot-~ IN. YtJ 11_1 nt!J f11tUIS WI" Aminf'-UIIItyl , 1 Now lrllllrlholt hiiPI e Two Ghdo·outohotml orainlzo oloraul • "'" Coq4fmtnt oholll.. STOPS SHUTOUT FORI!;ST HILLS, N.J. fUPI) -Jamea Skelton ol Vancouver B.C., pl'evenred an America~ •hutout In the Stevene c u p International a e nl oro tennl~ : championahips Sunday by de- 1 fealln~ 'Calvin MacCracken of Tenafly, N.J., ~-2, 12-10. The U.S led ' Canada 4-0 after ' Saturday's action. e .hUtr condltiontrl .e ; J,.,.,. 5·YEAR • ·- ' -~-; :! ',' a i". ., ·~ •• • tnllf \ .u.,.nteM'.) trflllin...,Ct for 8 full Yt•"'l I lloUo- .... lillltl 1 _, 1. ~ I Cannel • Society Notes e ALLIS CliALMERS Mr. and Mro. Ralph 8lld. dauanter of Racine spent an evening· with Mr. and Mrs. Wamt~ J!.~se and family recently. " . Mrs. RuHl Swepston and dren of Columllus visit~ 1m' paren!l. Mr. and Mro. Ralpll Lee, 'lbunday and day. Mra. lUdllrd Yilun!l and chU· dren ol Olarlotte, Tenn. are ¥isittng ber parents, Mr. Jolrs. !daon Roush. Spei\dtnf a weekend It .the borne ol Mary Clrel• were Mr llld Mrl. Melvin arete 'nd da,,.uab:t,- of Collllllbul, Mr. and ...... ,. l)Oaakl Plm!t ol Athens, and Mra. Geofp Circle and. I~ ot Ati!Jd, Ky., and Mr. and' Mra. J1111t1 Qrcle, '' ~;;;::01~1~~~~~r~1·~-~~·~llt~tlt~""-"-*-'----:•t--_, r.rr. .... *;,.I llri. ~Uf Orr of a... ~ ·•t 1111 itobert Lee 'hO!bt l'dqt)y. . ; . .... ~-1; •.• ·< Mrt. lf'tll' ·POlllll and , ""' die called al the oome of ....,, Clrclt rectntfJ, . Mj?. am!. Mra· ~­ of flllliliii •iptnl ~ IVIlltnl' ·jJ lbe ' Dtah Brllfcl , fi!!lile. ~~.;;·~s: - ·---- DAVIS lf""ll'lRFil ,, b • .. II • MICoalrol. Mr. and Mrs. Earl starkey were lllpper iUfBtl on MQIIday at the home of their _.lndson and family, Mr and Mra. IJavid Wiseman and children, Rutland. ® 1967 ., NEt-- Inc. \ \ 1 ' ' NEW YORK UPlJ-Tomrw Davis of the New · Y~rl< M•ts will bP honored toni,. bv the Dtoartment ~ Park• as th1 outstanding "oradua\1!" of his oublie school nlavin-ound are~ In Brooilyn. Davia · won · two Natton•J Leacue battlnq lltlta with thf l.o• Anr•l"! "'"~·~·• beiGtt btlnalrldetl10 lilt Nttt. ' ' ,, 'I ' lHE SHOE MX I · ... BQJM~ tractor :try Railroads .... :- HELEN HELP US! . .. ; · . ] Eno .aGay B Dea·dly Retributt"on. Qui ] Pear nilr..00r to . ' ·.e;t CI'ty of HI"roshima J SAVE NOW AND E'VERY DAY ON NEW AND USED FARM EQUIPMENT INDUSTRIAL UNITS AND POWER MOWERS eCRAWLEIS e BOLEN$. e SIMPUOTY e BACK HOE e IAUR TWINE e McCULLOCH CHAIN SAWS e LOAJis NEW FA~ EQUIP. SPECIALS TWIN WI41!L DRIVI MOWE!IS . ~ . • • . . $449.50 77 G RA~I! LESS TillES & TUBES , , •.•. $399.95 HAY CONDITIONERS . . . .... , . . . $649.50 3~ BALER, I ONLY TI>IIS PRICE ..•• , . $1419.95 Sli,AGI UNLOADING IQX ... , , .. $1195.00 ltTO BLOWER AND PIPE . • . • • • • • • . . . $600.00 1.>7 TON WAGON LISS TIRES . ......... Sla&.OO 5 TON WAGON LESS TIRfS ' .. : . .. .. $141.00 HAY CONVEYORS VAitiOU~ LENGTHS $ FT. ROTARY MOWERS ....... , ..... $299.95 POST !'lOLl DIGGERS . . . . ....... $129.95 . ' USED TRACTORS '\LLIS (HALMJRS C AND EQUIPMENT $595.00 PARMALL SUPiifl C AND EQUIPMENT . $695.00 ALLI$ CHALMERS 8 AND Ct!NTI!R MTD ROTAitY TD 9 IHC ANGL! BLADE !PlD JOHN OIERii BLADE & WINCH 1959 G.M.C. 1\-i 1'QN TRUCK 1953 I'ORD I~ TON TRUCK ' l959 FORD PICKUP TRUCK ' ·-DUDLEY FLORIST I·'. ' ,.,,;. \~' ' • SERVIa .. NEW FARM &·INDUSTRIAL TRAaORS oN DISPLAY H3 CRAWLER WITH BLADI' HD 3CRAWLER WITH 8LADE HD3 CltAWLER WITH LOADER . 1'14 CRAWLER-DOZER A WINCH ~14 CRAWLER Wll H LOAD&R HD4 CRAWLER WITH BLADE H04 CRAWLER·LOADER.SACKHOI I 400 TRACTOR, I.OADEit & MOWIIt 1 400 TRACTOil, L.OADI!It & BACKHOI 1 600 TRACTOR LOADI!!t AND IACKMOI! ~OW DECK TRAILERS • TON TO 12 TON 190 XT TRACTOR AND IQUIPMINT D 17 TRACTQR AND EQUIPMINT 3-Im TRACTO~ & eQUIPMENT D 12 t'ACTOR AND I!QUIPMINT 10 HP ISOLI!NS TRACTOR liND MOWER 511.1! l'ltOPI!LLID GUANFR COMBINIS PORACII HARVESTER W/2 HEA'DI H3 ALLIS CHALMIRS 8LADI Ia WINCH ' e TERMS • eFIIANCINI· .' \ ·~ICKUP AMP R""" oN YOUR TRAaOR RIPAIUOIS , VALVt: GRINOING - �'' I '· ·ness·serv ,. APAR'rMENT stove and refrigerator Middleport. Phone II •• lie 2 SIGNS •. . l, ·' ' ,. ' I' ' "" ' ' ROUSH & LYONS ~PING. TRAILERS HOrton 11.-Meoon. W, Yo. Wotch Por th•·Arrlvol of eTOUR-A~OMEe Llllh!Wtllht Plck,Up TRUCKCAMPI I . $795-~up OHRIENaD WHEEL AUGNMENT 'A I ; .Ws & SIRVICI AND BRAKE S.ERVICE BLAETTNARS l'honto 992-2143 'Pomeroy ' II ONI 0' ntll · IIICIST PIOI'I..I ••. CALL ' DICK IAWt.INGS ,, a.. AltT IAN50M COIIFQIIo IT, tJil'l" 'IJIJ stf I~ I W!.IJ'.U A RaWlings Monel• S1les "' "' W11KIII · MIDOLIPIIIIT, OHIO f.li.Wr !, "' P".ltJsr WAIT TIL.L.l 1SIT 11:)1/1) 1!) SUFFeR. ""' ". AiJI) tW:l\11 '~ MIAT'S IJSW lOOA'I, ' WINNll WINKLI l'{ROII£~· I •• l~eM! CINDY.... ROSI! IMRIE •• PLCO.&E WALK PA&T TilE JUDGE'e> TAaLE 1\SAIN. MNRUDI PECIDB&/N M~OF W!N/1'(. s.tes .net Serva Ohio 8oat •1111 Motor Sarah R. Smith. Calvin Smltb, Reva K. Lightfoot, Catherine Lindsay, dec., Helen B. RUIRHII to State of Ohio, Journal Entry, La-. SCHWARZE&. MARINE 1$·1 . "" " I' ~' '' SAY l •BOJJ .ll.k)W' . ' n· !u 5 p. m. 4 days a week, ele1' ··· starter, 9 , m. till noon on Sat"rday. peel wtth trailer Tw .. children, age 4 and Ill, Mason 773-5343. -Pt.: 991·2492. . a 3 6tc '.13 FORD, V-8 mot EXTERIOR and interiorpailit- tc transfl)isslon a ing. roof piing. bouse and W. C Alli5 • barn. interil!t decorating. Ph. eultivators, all iD 742-5322. ' 30 l2tc dilion. Lowen B' from Cbostor. Ph NOW TAKING APPLICATIONS FOR CARRIERS ::; Contact Faye Manley Middleport PlEASE! .!othinq 1furiates 11e more t han an idiot" who . up take~ ";;!~i,q a BEDROOM - t. Extra. 10. Send, aa money 12. Book .,..._ . . Roman I .n .Duck 6. .Anarctu.t-8 1. Bend forth 25. For 8. M.uoDJ.e ...... keepers 26. !tole 21.llol!)t 9. Hostlle ploy,. 28. SpUclDJ' ~us 22. Jo'orbld 23. At~ tlrrnatJve vote o~hame •m· .......,.. &..,.,. tool 38. M'Dacle 16. Seed veuet 29. P . 30. RIM and 18.Paper 17. Blundet' fall ol or dawn meaaure: :U. Narne1 wo'!J;- new •18 zag aewing macbfne• l with :!II year factory guaranteed. nabonall advertised brands to ill' aold for atorage I u II y , and freight, totals of $45 each . can b.' paid al $5 per DlOntll. l . We 11'10 deliver to your hOme to otw on them to make 1ure - .e.., 37. A.otltll&tllt , ...,. o• NOTICt tO CONTII~CTORI STAfl OHIO 1 J OIP~aTMifiiT 0, HIO~WAYI C..UM~wf.. Ohl• Jyty 21, 1fi7 Cenlr•ct lllM Le11l 67·111 UNIT PIICI CO:N .. l:tC:T III.Uodero world rtvet" 28.Beot 31.ProhOUA c.,, .... 32.Hutea 3S. Greet.inC 34.Cocnate ·- 37.Fumlahe4 with 39.Goddof flower~~ 40. Uvlng fl.Trend 12. Apple ........ f&Loaoe tt.Pay attetlon DAILY CRYProQlJOI'E - um•t bow to work 1t1 .a.XrDLB.A.AXa Ill L&!IIOJ'Jt:LLOW One tetter .tmpiJ •tan41 tor enother.Jn thll umple .A. Ia UH4 for tht three L'1, X for the two 0'1!1, ~te. Sbarle letters, •J»>O'" tropht•, the Jeqtb. Ut4 1'orDM.tkm ot llhe wordl are au blDtl._, ac1t da)' tbl oode lett.. are diUerent. ' .... ORXDYWFF OUKO ~ ' ........ ONKKWOF HQKWN ·c 1z FQQY FQ FOQLO~ QKWNO'RBWir UDA.-CNRYBODY . llalurdoy'o CrJploquoloi DIPLOMACY IS 'fHIII AR'l' oio lAYING "NICE DOOGJE!" UNTIL YOU" CAN FIND A RCK.'!'-ROIIIilRT I'HilLPB 10 IMI, lrll1f ~ . , . _ ,..., '' <'<~mpleteiy u~ ,. .' ''V.i.'~ ,..,,_._ ,_, IJU • frutt 18.JCmplo7 2t~.7,M~~r~~~~yz-~r.M~~~~·-A~~~~~ . . . Call-- tija t you are 32. Core llfi.l!olllary 22.Gama 11th 26. Breeze 30. otrl'1 1-,--. -- - Society Notes omctal H.FaiU . Annoy 10. Verso: abbr. lT. GoddeiS _ 19, abbr. Aheo4 ;~;:;~B:•:iley:_:R.~Iun:lRoad, I 30tc Langsville DOWN l.Cbolce ll. WhlU.h 3. Macaw• "· Kan'a , nlckname ti. Llberatea broodolcle LITTLE ORPHAN AN!tlE ' . " • •• ! By HAROLD ORA~ '' .. ' .•t, t: _..__ DAILY CROSSWORD ACROSS 1. Irtdeacent. &•m 5. Worry ,. ... ...;... ·-- . ieii* - HOM E, 317 Park Help Nanted St , Middleport. Inquire beDESK CLERK ' TO LIVE IN. . tween I and 8 p. m. Male or Female . Apply in 1 4 Jtp person Ohio Hotel, Middle- .. pori. ., I 1 8 6tc Ill ACRE farm, 6 rooms and bath. located. tl'l il-torning s•i¥r W1nted To Buy Rd., Rt. 1, Racine, Ohio, ANTIQUE'l, Wilham Ham m, _ph _ one_tl_9:~ll7. 8 1 ~tc Middleport. Ohio. Phone 992 PROPERTY IN Naylor' ' l!un, 2959. 6 28 30tc ·Pomeroy. Contact Mildrod 1 ·ed Killlnser. Box 64, RoseVl'le, M1le Help W1m _ Ohio, 13177. 8 3 &tp SALES REPRESENTATIVE IN THlS AREA, America's 14th 5 RIDING HOH~ES, 6 ponies, largest and most respected · priced from 135 up. See Arnretall organization has an op- old Grate or Webb Carson, ening for 1 qualified man to Rutlal)d. Phone, day 742-4211, call on and service reglllar evenings 742-5501 or 74Ui291. established hom• accounts. _ __ I %__llltc We seek a self starter with n:TS F" " SALE • good employment record who bao the desire to earn a BEAUTIFUL West Highland better tban average income. Wh!tts. A. K.. C., •xc: i!ent We offer, full training p r o- 1 bloodlines, ap~JCot mtmat~re sram, KW!ranteed salary of . poodlts. Also ,.!1 v<r and whit• SIOO per week plus opport•"· l Phone 667.J604, Coolville. Lit. tty to earn f(liiCii mD. ' . topl tle {5arkaroo Kennels . retn"ement plan. all major 7 30 71c bj!nefits, company vehicle and 201t ACRE Farm, I barns, & 5, ~ay work Wl·: • For infot· ' ~1n house. bat.h, gas and ~tion and interview appointt.!ectric service, Marvin Stot\f:, .uent. fill in below and m•il R. I, Rutland, Ohio. I I 6tp W Robert Jackson, Box Ill, 3 BEI•ROOM house, Mason, W 11f4dleport, Ohio 457!0. Name, Va., Call 773-5611 or ~tsa. A4dress, Age and phone num6 1 tic ber I I I 7tc - · - - ------ - ' OOUCII. Dinetto set, pillows, ·ttte"t W1nted vanity, bedstead, television GF:NER~L painting, and '~her Items. Phone m. mowl~ laWilll and shrubbery 2>55. _ I I_3tc __ work,' r.n or contact Ed UNCLAIMED FRIEGHT, Six = . ' ,, • m. .. By MERRILL JILQSSEit FMIE"'DI BUDGET PRICED furniture on ~:.· POMEROY our third H001· budget shop. I 992·2111 Baker Furniture, Middleport, , 8 , . tfc Ohio. .. ·• Jade W. Cor:sey, Mgr· - -- -BABY BED, Storkl iDe, 6 yell!" l ''ii'ii~~~~::"'::=:~il size. All ~lrch wood, very l >t;W!Nii - Ill' P h o n e Ylte. IU mW!IL w:zat. good condition. 1'be Fabric Shop. Pomeroy ~'or contact Mrs. rk Road. Autllorizocl Singer Sal• .Jarman. Peac!t Fo a 2 5tc llervlce. I 211 Uc IS kind - Rooll • Bark -Gin& sen g. yellow ':t,•wild.,&IJ!Pr, May Apple, • oan, no dirl. Bill Bailey, P. 0. Box 11, Reed,llle, Obio, 1577:1. 4 17 120tc - -!TANDING limber in Ohio or West VIPSinia, or old farms BEANS, Beets, Ca bbage and with timber. Marion Reynolds, polatoeo. Clarenco Prnlfitt, Box 17, Syracuse, Ob!o. Portland, 143-2251. t 24 Uc 7 7 trc ···· 5pace9! FOR SALE - I 1158 Chevrolet Impala 2-door hardtop. S48 cu. in. Vi motor, standard CLOSEOUT SALE ahill In &ood condition and Air-Conditioners P.ficecl to sell. See Phil Swln- 1 All si"' In stock, Save up .. 7 19 tfc $60.00, Buy 11 Jo·., u $127.50. dell. .. -----·· Good Uood NEW POl'ATOES, No. I and z, CHEST FREEIIR - $125 Charles Hilton, Porlland, 0. Good Used 7 7 :Altc CHEST FREIZER -- $165 - Wanted To Buy · ·i, BOW· WOW --- - . IN MIDDLEPORT. '· SAY INI-\AT ? 8y HOWII ' ' ' 1!1~ - , ....... "'" . .. ... · - .. •~ ----' I �'' I '· ·ness·serv ,. APAR'rMENT stove and refrigerator Middleport. Phone II •• lie 2 SIGNS •. . l, ·' ' ,. ' I' ' "" ' ' ROUSH & LYONS ~PING. TRAILERS HOrton 11.-Meoon. W, Yo. Wotch Por th•·Arrlvol of eTOUR-A~OMEe Llllh!Wtllht Plck,Up TRUCKCAMPI I . $795-~up OHRIENaD WHEEL AUGNMENT 'A I ; .Ws & SIRVICI AND BRAKE S.ERVICE BLAETTNARS l'honto 992-2143 'Pomeroy ' II ONI 0' ntll · IIICIST PIOI'I..I ••. CALL ' DICK IAWt.INGS ,, a.. AltT IAN50M COIIFQIIo IT, tJil'l" 'IJIJ stf I~ I W!.IJ'.U A RaWlings Monel• S1les "' "' W11KIII · MIDOLIPIIIIT, OHIO f.li.Wr !, "' P".ltJsr WAIT TIL.L.l 1SIT 11:)1/1) 1!) SUFFeR. ""' ". AiJI) tW:l\11 '~ MIAT'S IJSW lOOA'I, ' WINNll WINKLI l'{ROII£~· I •• l~eM! CINDY.... ROSI! IMRIE •• PLCO.&E WALK PA&T TilE JUDGE'e> TAaLE 1\SAIN. MNRUDI PECIDB&/N M~OF W!N/1'(. s.tes .net Serva Ohio 8oat •1111 Motor Sarah R. Smith. Calvin Smltb, Reva K. Lightfoot, Catherine Lindsay, dec., Helen B. RUIRHII to State of Ohio, Journal Entry, La-. SCHWARZE&. MARINE 1$·1 . "" " I' ~' '' SAY l •BOJJ .ll.k)W' . ' n· !u 5 p. m. 4 days a week, ele1' ··· starter, 9 , m. till noon on Sat"rday. peel wtth trailer Tw .. children, age 4 and Ill, Mason 773-5343. -Pt.: 991·2492. . a 3 6tc '.13 FORD, V-8 mot EXTERIOR and interiorpailit- tc transfl)isslon a ing. roof piing. bouse and W. C Alli5 • barn. interil!t decorating. Ph. eultivators, all iD 742-5322. ' 30 l2tc dilion. Lowen B' from Cbostor. Ph NOW TAKING APPLICATIONS FOR CARRIERS ::; Contact Faye Manley Middleport PlEASE! .!othinq 1furiates 11e more t han an idiot" who . up take~ ";;!~i,q a BEDROOM - t. Extra. 10. Send, aa money 12. Book .,..._ . . Roman I .n .Duck 6. .Anarctu.t-8 1. Bend forth 25. For 8. M.uoDJ.e ...... keepers 26. !tole 21.llol!)t 9. Hostlle ploy,. 28. SpUclDJ' ~us 22. Jo'orbld 23. At~ tlrrnatJve vote o~hame •m· .......,.. &..,.,. tool 38. M'Dacle 16. Seed veuet 29. P . 30. RIM and 18.Paper 17. Blundet' fall ol or dawn meaaure: :U. Narne1 wo'!J;- new •18 zag aewing macbfne• l with :!II year factory guaranteed. nabonall advertised brands to ill' aold for atorage I u II y , and freight, totals of $45 each . can b.' paid al $5 per DlOntll. l . We 11'10 deliver to your hOme to otw on them to make 1ure - .e.., 37. A.otltll&tllt , ...,. o• NOTICt tO CONTII~CTORI STAfl OHIO 1 J OIP~aTMifiiT 0, HIO~WAYI C..UM~wf.. Ohl• Jyty 21, 1fi7 Cenlr•ct lllM Le11l 67·111 UNIT PIICI CO:N .. l:tC:T III.Uodero world rtvet" 28.Beot 31.ProhOUA c.,, .... 32.Hutea 3S. Greet.inC 34.Cocnate ·- 37.Fumlahe4 with 39.Goddof flower~~ 40. Uvlng fl.Trend 12. Apple ........ f&Loaoe tt.Pay attetlon DAILY CRYProQlJOI'E - um•t bow to work 1t1 .a.XrDLB.A.AXa Ill L&!IIOJ'Jt:LLOW One tetter .tmpiJ •tan41 tor enother.Jn thll umple .A. Ia UH4 for tht three L'1, X for the two 0'1!1, ~te. Sbarle letters, •J»>O'" tropht•, the Jeqtb. Ut4 1'orDM.tkm ot llhe wordl are au blDtl._, ac1t da)' tbl oode lett.. are diUerent. ' .... ORXDYWFF OUKO ~ ' ........ ONKKWOF HQKWN ·c 1z FQQY FQ FOQLO~ QKWNO'RBWir UDA.-CNRYBODY . llalurdoy'o CrJploquoloi DIPLOMACY IS 'fHIII AR'l' oio lAYING "NICE DOOGJE!" UNTIL YOU" CAN FIND A RCK.'!'-ROIIIilRT I'HilLPB 10 IMI, lrll1f ~ . , . _ ,..., '' <'<~mpleteiy u~ ,. .' ''V.i.'~ ,..,,_._ ,_, IJU • frutt 18.JCmplo7 2t~.7,M~~r~~~~yz-~r.M~~~~·-A~~~~~ . . . Call-- tija t you are 32. Core llfi.l!olllary 22.Gama 11th 26. Breeze 30. otrl'1 1-,--. -- - Society Notes omctal H.FaiU . Annoy 10. Verso: abbr. lT. GoddeiS _ 19, abbr. Aheo4 ;~;:;~B:•:iley:_:R.~Iun:lRoad, I 30tc Langsville DOWN l.Cbolce ll. WhlU.h 3. Macaw• "· Kan'a , nlckname ti. Llberatea broodolcle LITTLE ORPHAN AN!tlE ' . " • •• ! By HAROLD ORA~ '' .. ' .•t, t: _..__ DAILY CROSSWORD ACROSS 1. Irtdeacent. &•m 5. Worry ,. ... ...;... ·-- . ieii* - HOM E, 317 Park Help Nanted St , Middleport. Inquire beDESK CLERK ' TO LIVE IN. . tween I and 8 p. m. Male or Female . Apply in 1 4 Jtp person Ohio Hotel, Middle- .. pori. ., I 1 8 6tc Ill ACRE farm, 6 rooms and bath. located. tl'l il-torning s•i¥r W1nted To Buy Rd., Rt. 1, Racine, Ohio, ANTIQUE'l, Wilham Ham m, _ph _ one_tl_9:~ll7. 8 1 ~tc Middleport. Ohio. Phone 992 PROPERTY IN Naylor' ' l!un, 2959. 6 28 30tc ·Pomeroy. Contact Mildrod 1 ·ed Killlnser. Box 64, RoseVl'le, M1le Help W1m _ Ohio, 13177. 8 3 &tp SALES REPRESENTATIVE IN THlS AREA, America's 14th 5 RIDING HOH~ES, 6 ponies, largest and most respected · priced from 135 up. See Arnretall organization has an op- old Grate or Webb Carson, ening for 1 qualified man to Rutlal)d. Phone, day 742-4211, call on and service reglllar evenings 742-5501 or 74Ui291. established hom• accounts. _ __ I %__llltc We seek a self starter with n:TS F" " SALE • good employment record who bao the desire to earn a BEAUTIFUL West Highland better tban average income. Wh!tts. A. K.. C., •xc: i!ent We offer, full training p r o- 1 bloodlines, ap~JCot mtmat~re sram, KW!ranteed salary of . poodlts. Also ,.!1 v<r and whit• SIOO per week plus opport•"· l Phone 667.J604, Coolville. Lit. tty to earn f(liiCii mD. ' . topl tle {5arkaroo Kennels . retn"ement plan. all major 7 30 71c bj!nefits, company vehicle and 201t ACRE Farm, I barns, & 5, ~ay work Wl·: • For infot· ' ~1n house. bat.h, gas and ~tion and interview appointt.!ectric service, Marvin Stot\f:, .uent. fill in below and m•il R. I, Rutland, Ohio. I I 6tp W Robert Jackson, Box Ill, 3 BEI•ROOM house, Mason, W 11f4dleport, Ohio 457!0. Name, Va., Call 773-5611 or ~tsa. A4dress, Age and phone num6 1 tic ber I I I 7tc - · - - ------ - ' OOUCII. Dinetto set, pillows, ·ttte"t W1nted vanity, bedstead, television GF:NER~L painting, and '~her Items. Phone m. mowl~ laWilll and shrubbery 2>55. _ I I_3tc __ work,' r.n or contact Ed UNCLAIMED FRIEGHT, Six = . ' ,, • m. .. By MERRILL JILQSSEit FMIE"'DI BUDGET PRICED furniture on ~:.· POMEROY our third H001· budget shop. I 992·2111 Baker Furniture, Middleport, , 8 , . tfc Ohio. .. ·• Jade W. Cor:sey, Mgr· - -- -BABY BED, Storkl iDe, 6 yell!" l ''ii'ii~~~~::"'::=:~il size. All ~lrch wood, very l >t;W!Nii - Ill' P h o n e Ylte. IU mW!IL w:zat. good condition. 1'be Fabric Shop. Pomeroy ~'or contact Mrs. rk Road. Autllorizocl Singer Sal• .Jarman. Peac!t Fo a 2 5tc llervlce. I 211 Uc IS kind - Rooll • Bark -Gin& sen g. yellow ':t,•wild.,&IJ!Pr, May Apple, • oan, no dirl. Bill Bailey, P. 0. Box 11, Reed,llle, Obio, 1577:1. 4 17 120tc - -!TANDING limber in Ohio or West VIPSinia, or old farms BEANS, Beets, Ca bbage and with timber. Marion Reynolds, polatoeo. Clarenco Prnlfitt, Box 17, Syracuse, Ob!o. Portland, 143-2251. t 24 Uc 7 7 trc ···· 5pace9! FOR SALE - I 1158 Chevrolet Impala 2-door hardtop. S48 cu. in. Vi motor, standard CLOSEOUT SALE ahill In &ood condition and Air-Conditioners P.ficecl to sell. See Phil Swln- 1 All si"' In stock, Save up .. 7 19 tfc $60.00, Buy 11 Jo·., u $127.50. dell. .. -----·· Good Uood NEW POl'ATOES, No. I and z, CHEST FREEIIR - $125 Charles Hilton, Porlland, 0. Good Used 7 7 :Altc CHEST FREIZER -- $165 - Wanted To Buy · ·i, BOW· WOW --- - . IN MIDDLEPORT. '· SAY INI-\AT ? 8y HOWII ' ' ' 1!1~ - , ....... "'" . .. ... · - .. •~ ----' I �I ) r , . ··'' '" 'I ' ·' .' • ". •' .. ,r" :. •i' .) .. .! ~;~ : . Sli.ciWs'· ·Adventure' " . 'r ,,\ f ) ) ··, ' " ' Society'/> Lin~ ,,h,,'l i"''\ h'~,··· • pose of livllhood. • ' ' ., .. '' ' . ~' '.. ..... ·' '.er, f., ' ~ited 'I·~ I Joanne Woodwatd - PLUS"COME BLOW YOUR HORN" F'rar.k . IA~ . J. Sinat r3 Cobb .;,_"" Elb'et.felds In Pomeroy ' ' ·v· ' . ·wooo . I . lflbe WI FLOOR CARE· Good.Picl!'ret PASADENA~ CAI.:IF - AM- PIAII -wHITE erii:a'i fiftb' inll final Lunar Or· biter ·retritnl!d additional clear pllotOJI'ajms today of the hid· den 1ide o! tho moon to belp " a detaUed 1111181' map, complele !1le lii!O-poilnd hying jllloolgra· plllc laboratory ,e,IQP!~yed bcil" telepiiD!o and wide-all$le tenses to SiltP 'pjetllrt.l of parts of tb!J far side llever captured on 111m betore. , ' · ·" · CEILING TILE See. LiUle Girl A frl'mtndoua wlue offering: feof\un of quality llt'ld oppecHOI'IC9 found ~rally in much "•""' p<<ed pooolo. $J.79 AtliJIIN; PA. - AJIOin,,t it pollee . 'Od volunteers. famMd with nah,orol cHM. Wor~'t dvll giQIIY 1uriocu or p!ll' a 1hlrw on 1ati.• fin • llhtt. YARD LANTERI .:~H S2181 LAIITEII P.OST ,.. If& 12" ol2" x 1>: NOW ONLY day, two 11om a ·1tore w~,ere 111111 bad cashed lbe cjleck and about • mile lrolll IJe r hume. · , Affr!Xllvt 1n0tt1 IIUtfo«~ without ~forar.ORJ, Wa•hobll, flo.n. I'Mollonl, ··- 24" VANITY IOIH POl OMLY FURNITURE llf:C. $51.16 Al'tl'Odiwt (Oil lighr f ,r\;lht d blade. Lil•t,.,.. bo-111• ~lou on '499~~. J olumin~o~m yord in orchittC!ura l of urv•c• Ambt-r lour p.onel1, Lj.ghr - ~I J ' tubwlor ll... l. 8 h . in 14rli lf.. P11 lled ot bottom to oct~ cob11 Dr conGuit. sass PORCH LIGHT PORCH LIGHT 5 _ 28" LINEN CABINET ........,. • Utt in baiNOOI'WI f« llornQf: ~ towtl s or u•e ebo...., voo• wother end dryer '" IOOJnd•y oreo. lAWSON WALl-HUNG MEDICINE CABINET MEIGS THEATRE Pemeror. 0. lllf:C. tzz., S1799 TOIHGHT ond TUESDAY Augutt 7-1 DON KN01 TS IN Cocnl:.int llriOI'I Jlyli"Q, quolity ctfWI ICflr!On'IY. Completely ouembllld oncl w .. ,..! fl2 . 20 •of! fh.oor ... cet'll tube i~KIIIO.d. WATCH . . UKEY VAL~NIXT WIIK "THE RILUCTANT A$TRONAUT" (Teehnlcolor) Don Knotts Leslie Nit>lson Colorr•rfMnt The birthdays of Mrs. Mar· vin Burt and aon, David, wtre oils<>rved Sunday with a dinner party at thf. home of her par· ents. Me. and Mr<. a.,, Ne1011· 1ing A deooratt.'d cako was lei'Ved following the dinner. Attending IAIHIIGGMIUT . i' . Rill'• a.n Franklin ·MIDDLEPORT ..n Pr1nklln Store ,, . "• POMIROY ~· . e ea car A.areat car. NaturaQ'y. . BACK TO SCHOOL ' . . . , ' SPECIAL "• ..''· i i\ POMEROY CEMENT BLOCK COMPANY ,. ' Buildi"'ll Sin.. 1915 ' /: ' ' I • .' ' . ., ' ,. ... " . ··- .. -· ---~~-~ \ ' .' ., ··' ~ ' I ') . ' : ·, E. ·fMIN ' ST.j' ,'POMERoY, OHIO . . . . BLAETTNARS, , 500 ll;;l~..~--·---··--------· ... .- . \ See your Pontia~ cl~der for a''&rJ~~:~~r:q~ ~ .t!at~r~ The Oep.rtmenl Store ' j, lj ' ( ·• ·' ,'j" jr '.' ',:• ,, '·· • • ·~ I ~ " "• o ), • I ------·- tom Mother and Son Ob1erve Birtlulayya MACINOUA TOWN I COUNTIY eON SALE ALL WEEK AT BOTH STORES ... 'sit S2444 ........ ALUMINUM 5·95 BAKER FURNITURE BTABFD\11 'I .,~E;. 5287 :til .; •*• Barracks SArGON (UPI)-U.S. ·Navy I Hanoi late Monday night ln a 'l'he Amerlcel tftW..... , jets divebombed North Vie\na· ' strike capping the day's 1 atding the Collllll1llll* Ia ...:dlilllll mese army bal'ljjcks on the ! American jets have been of tha IJiJbulll. Bill .. . outskirr, of the'•port city of Ikeepmg Intensified pre.,ure on Stratolorlrelsel .-med onr Haiphong, American spokesmen the Communist nat!on'a war Sa<gon'a llorllliJ todl7 llil .. said today. mach:,. the past few weeks. attempt to cn11b . . .. ......, \ pilots from the 7th Fleet In South VIetnam, g;ar.t Air sllnr.toP.:y. ,· · aircraft carrier Constellntion Force 852 Stralolortresses to- '·Tho ~ Gl fltlt tlaildll reported dl!stroyin8 four of the day struck 2S miles north qteould be felf 1111r 1111 ...... · ·• barracks plus two ammunition ' Sai~on against the jDDgle Allied Drtve ·· dumps and a ·motor pool. hidtouls of tbe I:Jmm!IDisl It waa pert Gl ~ - U.S. spoke•men said th• strlk• guerrillas who Monday trapped Allied drive to lllli!ll 1111 •\lliil. highlighted 167 missions against ' an~ •h<•t down five 'U.S. Army Cong C8IIJI1Illcn to ~ North Vietnam Monday. The 1 assault helicopters, killed three Sa•"cp. 1 ~ · AlllldUI raiding cost ooe plane, an Air Americans and wounded 22 wmmanden !lne liLt It 1IJt Force F4C Phantom whose two- more- Including Brig. Ge:o. John top ~ 1111111izt . . litl man c1 ew was reported miss- F. Freund. the war, · ·· · !rig. '' was the 638th U.S. ' Frt~nd, commander of the AUte'cl'· ~ ~ warplane lost in bombing North 199th Light Infantry Brigade more VIet CciJ!c ll'JIIill. Uitt Vietnam. I ""' srot through !h• left lea .~ror.g, awl\'lllll4 11oa41J at J Moro pilots from the "Con- wn!ll .hf. brought his heil•r '1.~.-IIOUIIJ ~ ~ nie" dropped ~pound bomb• through thf. guerilla macblne Forrea ~ H IJI(les ~ on the . Narn Dinh army ~UII <rossfire 1ft an att~ ~'·! to of Selgon. 'nit ~'li~ barrj!cks 47 miles southeast of' '" "~ some olltlt t•lnned di'WII torcleo lint lobbed Ill lltllely the North Vietnamese capital of i tr~• three miles north o1 llbells IIIII ..U... dlll1ld ,.. I ONE-STEP $3.29 . 4'xl' SHEET REG. $4.39 ~lao ~ W .· lb!-""""""" 1 ~~~9 ~ ~ ware Tt-1:hnicolor PAIELIIB ' -Ill"" ! ~rRtlons cle;a~el)i I'' ,., 1i] ·- FINE MADNESS" Sear. Con•lt'ry WOOD ~iroeu ~e ' \ ~ Gallla Denver·· A. Walker reported bouse, 1o look .out .of the Columbus and Southern He Is survtvect' by his wile, of I h e v1J ; I Cousil!a, Ol!t,tpri) .waa a at Cq!J'IIY tathi!r, tw~ of his that Cousins , wat erecting 'the wlitdo"' 8rid discoven41 1M Ohio E)ecq"lc Co.. units ol the the former Gloria Do!!IOn': Rnd Ohio Valley Elec!rie ~mpany's 15, ~ ln. G~ul. lljllh Palter Elemet!!Wr, .• .'~ ,, • ,children, ~ hiB niece, !be antenna whe!' the top .of bo4jes; ~~ to the shf.l" ~tate H1ghway Patrol and the two daughters COta, 4; and Kyger C\"~k power plant. He we/ :; "' ='Is at Bodwell • Port· Other ~~~ ·were ~~!7~1'0C!Jt~d 1\fond:. 1t .touched~ wtre of a sm· Iff's ,!l•partm.eut, VInton VOlunteer Fire llepW' 'foyla, 5. three ·BI~if,.,., Mrs. was allo custodian at RadIo er ili ;ary Sehool. brolhers ,;-~~•. ll'~frnoo.J,I,-at. hiS lt. 2. B1 • 'le·phase, p 1mary, , of a s;t. JIUI!H .E. BaldwlR ~aid ·merit ·w11e.at the ..._. ThomRS ·(Marylytil Ptnce of Station WJEH and the law firm . 1·e -s ·s , ol Co 1 and his and two' Jillerl ,_... we 1 l).om~~liije e~ng a ,2119, vo)t co nductor, ·b .lbal lht. ltar ..vltllntt eJiher Mrs. JUIIIOr A. Dotson, moJIIr. Columbo•· Mrs Edith McEJ. of Ha!Uc!ny and ·Sheote. t 1S:!l '~ !s II!~ Miller' Y1100111! .1., ·~ : '· ~it.111zens ba!l",rlldlo antenna. Dr. DOna1d R. lme, llad ·110111- ill tbt IDle- •• er oi ,CO!l'lll!s' niffi), WR~ en.' :. . w . , m are a I • ' ,, . . (Dead .al';'/•·"vlni·C. Cpus, G.ula Coun(y Coroper, said ,.,. ~· aoM" It wben route to Akron for a vlalt· w~ hlnney, Co)amliils, a~d Miss A 1957 graduate of BI\IWeO· Home lor Funerals. Arrange. Tbe body Ill!~.·;.. . · ' ·ins, his 8'6ll'.~in Jr. 6• d~atb '!'as lnstaritalleous. dley 'were PltlrocaiPd. CoaJ. the Ira ed'· 00 trred, . . Oneila Cousins, ,Bidwell, and Pofler Hlg~ School, Cousins ments will be announced. n-' u..... Ia ........_ .........., ~· k' L • ' l'lie bbdies of the four were · · __ ...tm:.o g 1 C) , thret; brolhol'll, ~rank, Dayton, had served on thoU. s. Army, . , w-v- ·.:n.o~,~. nJB ·.t~u ter, JC le ~nn,"8di b eel 11 • 1m lbo ontenaa Calvin C. Coosms. ·Sr., was !Jamea: Lima and Robert Sar. d h8d 8 edl 1 d'18ch Sharon Gail Dot on, daughter are WD!atlvel)' · •' 8, 811~ h 'fllece, Sharon Gall • Y urn , · ea a pleee· of plpo. ·born in Gatnpolla, May 2&, tJ,tT; ·~1110 ·calli ' an m ca arge. of Jlllllor Andrew and VIrginia Wednesday .a.er-, ·~ li!Jirl . "'Qotsqn, 10, . ' · No one wltne~sed the arel· JOhn If:, ADen, Ga~ipolls Dl 10n of the Isle Ernest and Etbd ., ' ' Catvln Coll!ins, Jr., was born Canady Dotson, wa1- boru in'llal Jn U. ..........,...• Ga!Ha County Sheriff dent. Mrs, Cousinl Will In the vision Manager, and crews of May Collstne. Couslna .was employed In the Nov. , 3, 1960, and .his sister, GalllpoUs on Feb. 1, 1957. She ele!y. · ., :. TONiGHT & TUESDAY Aug. 7·1 ' ~ 30-y~!old ·- ~~ ' I ~. I ',\ ...' :·--~~-~~ . -~· ~ ~ ~~·-p~t~:- ::.":'::'::::-:: . --::..:..~:.~ ~.7..::: ..-:..~.:: .. _;-..-;_~=-~..~-"-~·;':';':.'~--::':':=~:.::::~~~~Of'll!!!ill~..... ~ • . . I, ~ ,J ' ~ , • ,, 'I . ' '' 'I. , ~ ·~ _. • I g,.,gfln frat's. � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 08. August Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. 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