https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/0d2b4e3e499ee2c6d852ab7a2d0732d2.pdf 34fe001d40ef758d7e84f88d6e703bba PDF Text Text '( .A ,_~.. lip~ 0., ." - r Actions Noted Pip !l i:< iodUol ........ uailnod to tbe TWo dhor<e aetl..,. haveh llt!!_l, .... JIOloc:t, made ..... fllod, two have- IJ'IDied ud ~; {,.._ . . . perioi:IIW1111ld wu ..,. dlamliood In tbe Melp Couo:· : .. . bore ..... Thursday. v common Pl•a ~ I I - L, Wlil<er, l'onlorQ)o, 0 : P, E. ~. chief of. Ute ·;, : Federal llill1wal' oatce at Char- Ia - . g a diYOrce from Eloise : IoilGb, Wednesday Indicated no G. Wallrer, Pllmeroy, on charges ~ iiYellllpU... of. tbe brldiO 0011· of. IJ'(IBB nealoc:t of. duey ud OX· .: W.. to. be dOOle b)'hia treme erueitf. lllarles K. Stew- . ; ._,He aald tbere wvelooae art, Middleport, also charges · ; bolll In tbe bridp now, loft ln.. 81'011 negloc:t ofduey ud extreme : laldonally so tbe could be cruelt;r In his petldoo against : Jaelled up In llle eenter, bulthoy Vera L. Stewsrt, Mlddlop>rt Rt. : will be dibtoned 10011. 1. He asks cul~Ulet' of. ..,. chlld AI for the rust spots, Car- ud IIIIOIIter chlld expeeted to be : penter aald 11te steel Ia painted born In SeJl(ember. : Ia lbe llhop, erected and then Dlamlaood In Ute court was Ute .: alloril to corrode before paint.. dlvor<e suit of Linda L. Bo,yles : IDe so the paint will adck ...,.. acalnst lllarlea W, llciYies. Vio:: OYOII\y to the surface of. tbe let R, RUe was grllltod a divorce from PaulE, RUe and was given 1he use ol her malden name, Bro!m, and Clrol F,Dyewaagly. en a divorce trom Donald E. Dye. (COnljMiod - ·, •, ' .. ' '·- SHOP IN COMpORT ON ALL 3 F~OORS .,, . .. ' ' ··e·· . _: . ' BIG SEI.,ECTIONS IN EVERY DEPARTMENT ... IVEARING: ~~PAR~~ roR YOUR . . . . . '' \ ' ' ' '1.'1•' '~-· ' l l'. _ ' ' I ' I Frederick (Fred) Moornlrc, 85, Middleport, died Thursday :: morning at Veterans Memorial :. Hospital in POII\eroy. · Born at Pt. Pleasant, Mr. ; Mournine was a retired New : York cemral Rai)r(lld engineer. . He ls survived by a sister, •: Miss Ids llloornlue of TuA>er• ::. Plains; a elster- in· law, Mrs. :;. Margaret Moornlrc of l r :::· am a nephew. Tbnot:hy Mourn;: log, Ironton. . Funeral services will be held :: at Ill L m. Sotuntoy allbe RawI;: lows - COOts Funeral HCII!e wl11t ·:: the Rev. MaxDonahueofficlating. ~: · Friends may call at ttle Cuneral ·: : home af\YUme after 10 L m. ~: Frldsy. ..-----... .. '.· ( MASONi)Rill-fit ' : . TONIGHT AND FRIDAY AUGUST 27-28-29 "BARBARELLA" Jane Fonda COLOR - l'LUS"DUFFY" James Coburn COLOR ·· " MliS-THilftl· TONIGHT AUG.28 NOT OPEN FRIDAY THRU TUESDAY AUG. 29-SEPT. 2 Wolt Dl .. oy's "PETER PAN" (T ochnlcolor) An llii..C.rtoon Feoturo Captain H-':'s Pirates, inker Bell, Indian Brave and Mermaid Lagoons S.. tho HAPPY ENDING "HOOK, LINE & SINKER" · (Tochnlcolor) jMTy Lewis, Anne Francis SHOW STARTS 7 P.M. sallora Reller Comm.issloo for a five year term according to an entrY filed In Ute Meigs eouncy Common Pleaa Court. Clark's new term will begin Oct. 18, this year. XXII NO. 93 MASON- Walter Bulmer, Sr. 88, Hartford, died Wednesday evening in the Holzer Medical Center. He was born May 28, 1881, in Kana.,.ga County, W.Va., the oon of the lote Timothy and Lucy Jane Hall Bulmer. He was a coal miner and a time keeper for tile Slate Highway Dept. Survivors include his wtre, Mariami three sons, Walter,Jr., L&wndale, CallL; Donald, Palmdale, Calif., and Milburn, Newhall, Calit; two daughters, Mrs. Mariam Alice Smith, East Liverpool, ard Min lAicy Jane Bulmer, Hartford; 14 grandchildren and 12 greal1randchlldren. Funeral services wiD be held Sotuntoy at tho FOilesons Funereal Hmne·at 1:30 p. m. wl1lt Ute Rev. H. C. BUiops oMclsdng. Burial wUI be in tho Graham Cemetery. Friellla may call at 11te fUneral heme after I p. m. on Friday. PICKUP DELAYED RUTLAND - Due to Labor D&y, Monday, tbe regular Rotland VIllage refuse picloc> wUI be on Tuesday. LOCAL TEMPS The temperature in dowlrtowD I'OinerOY at 11 a.m. Thursday was 70 degrees UDder sunny lkles. MAIIRIAGE IJCENSE Thaddeus Scott Dye, 21, ea.... penter, and Linda Gene queen, 21, Albsey 3. · · .. · All-Weather Coats . sn,ht lrrtt•ltn Friday and Saturday Solo Berkshire Hosiery Sale KODAK MOYIE CAMERAS 49.50 lnstematlc MOVIE CAMERAS ---------33.00 59.50 lnst-ic MOVIE CAMERAS ----------39.00 79.50 lnstaooatic MOVIE CAMERAS -·-------53.00 99.50 lns-allc MDVI E CAMERAS -----------66.00 69.50 lnstamatlc MOVIE CAMERAS --·------49.00 · Sizes 9-11, 8-9%, 6-7%. This Weekend 3.95 Hosiery .............. Sale 3.i9 3.00 Pantyhose ............ Sale 2.39 1.75 HosierY .............. Sale i.39 1.35 Hosiery .............. Sale i.09 59~ p~lr· LEACOCK TAILE COVERS Nordic: wo••n pennanent ,.e11 with 10!1 rei"" flwfoh. · Wide S.lectlen of YfNI Fe.-wtte Colort 3.98 52 .. , 52 TAIL I COV:IIS ....................... SALI11t s.•t S2 llr 70 TAILI COVIRS ••• •••••••• ............ SALI o&.29 .,, ·k as"Y,It 'COYII:f ....................... _ L~~-· rtiD~~J&aki· C9YI•S '"~'""'"''"'lilfli ·. L t. ta(OVA · 'atiCOVIIU tli<li~tuit•oo . . • - ' iM ~Aitl! COYIIS '"""'''"' • •• • • •• 1 7.ft 9.91 60 ttr 102 TABLE COV!IS • ..................... SAL! 1.29 "faOUND} -.... 2.98 191 491 6.91 52 ttr 52 TAILI COVIRI ....................... tALl ~19 52 br 70 TAILE COVERS ••••••••-• •--••••••••••·IALI 1.19 52 ttr II TA8LE COVERS ••••••••••• ••••• ..... ,.SI,LI 3.99 60'' (ROUMD) TAILE COVERS ........... -. ...... SALE 5.59 NOWHERE, BUT ELBERFELD$, WILL YOU FIND A BEITER SELECTION OF WOMENS SWEATERS. New and Classic stvles in all the new fall colors, styled hy "Dotty Mann••- ••Featherlr.nit - "Empire''- .. Lansing"all well known name hrands, including cardigans, vests, channel jackets, V neck slipoven, long slee--t• 'urtle neck, short sleeve slipovers, shells, ski sweaters, soft flat len it orlons and helancas, bulky orion knits. Make your Hlections now· and coardinate them with our outstanding graup of slacks, walking shorts and skirts. 11 Spocial Pun:hoHI Mons Polyoslfl aod e-n . .PEUANENT .PlESS SPORT SHIRrS . All si10s Small (14-14!2), Modiu11 (15-15~, Lorto (161~) and oxtra lcwgo (17·17~. Solid colors: Blue, greon, bronze, gold. Beautiful plaids in 6 best combinations. 2 . $5.00. FOR Bo Soro To S.. tho Excollont Soloctlen Welcome Back, Teachers SKIRTS ARE AMUST FOR YOUR BACK TO SCHOOL WARDROBE. Beautiful plaids and 1olids in all wool flannel& and twetds, many s'yles including kilties, hip sti,ch pleated . styles, sheath styles. Sizes 221o 30 and 32 to 38. •iu• 29 fa 42 and extra •lu• 44 ta 48. 6"' doerM ,olrost.r and 35" cCNnbecl cottan. pnn ••II ,.teo•• fl"l'h. Good colot ..leeo tlon. Stop In,,,,. thom on. You'll like th• cotnfort.t.le Ut. P•-,..nt . HANES WINTEI .UNDEIWEAI now of Ho~ Wt""r Und..W"r for ftlln oncl t-!1•• · eosy seloctl ..... ~~, .......... of oiN• r;..., YIU)" IMGIIest ttor to tho IMn wh.o weors •I• 54. Union Suit• In thltMI, ln1ul oncl oatt.• bits. Shlrta oM dntwen, wlritw Walaht Wlefo a'M quilted Unca.,...,. Stott 'In ltflcl lool& '•• over. Makti 10.. ' t._ ~our 1wppl~ AIJ orr-.H for Tallored for tM mcrl'l.ft II'Min who wonts .,. . fullnen In •leeks. In FARMERS BANK and SAVINGS CO. . Bu,. ·MENS FULL CUT CASUAL SLACKS Ttl Stock Up Now r•ur .. r.ellort. in Mywanil . HYANNis; ~ - Ml!s, ,JOAN KENNEDY, 32, wife ol Sen. EdM. Kennedy, auf!ered a nilocarrlap Thursday nliht.lt Y!al her . oceur•llli lllat obrd&ys befOI(O ~ lrllluesl'IDII>. . '28, a Wa•hlneton-secretary, . by Kennedy piW]ild of! a Tho pond. · Mrs. Kenned,y was brought . . . a row nillesaway, b)' her oloters-ln-law, ~ he~ . . li!Oa. Rd>ert F, Ktlmody .and Mro. Slephen Smith. Kennedy was on a ' . . caii!PIJIIIIrlp with friends and arriYod loter at the hospital. AT ELBERFELD$ SEE BACK TO SCHOOL WOOLS AND BONDED ACRYLICS. t . orion/wool, 60" ' bonded woolen blonds and acryllci. lncludodare Donoaal fwoods, ·Hounds!Ooth O..cks, Plaldo, · Bonded F"nnela, 'Pioida, Twaods and Chocks. ,• The Fall '69 ~*lcs •• An ocellent tala ~ced at U9 and ~i9. . 1----·---·------------·.--~~.!!'!'-. . . .... ,. -· VISIT ELBERFE~S DRAPERY DEPT. DURING .; OUR 2Mr I)FF SPECIAL SALE ON "MADE·TO. YOUI·ME.IE DUPEMES" --- ATHENs - P~ENT NIXON ENDED A poychologlcal tug-of. war In Greece by nomlraliq Henry J. Tasca as tile new U. S. am- Select 1'0111' .IIIW *apes at ~· SIYIIIis of Zll\ off the H~f million do1lar diamond luwl made UNIVERSITY HEIGHTS, OWO - A CARRYING CASE conlalnq an eadmated JSOO,OOO lndlamanda"'sreportod}ltolen Thursday from lo New York Cl\y jewelry aaleoman In a ohot>l>liW center In Ibis eastem suburb of ClevolaniL . . .. Sam ~. 48, represe~ his awn wholesale firm of Ele!ant Diamond Coip., told pollee a man wne up behind him and grsbbed 11te cose tr... h!s band as he erterecla cab. He said he had Just completed s - . ., the diamond• to a retsD dlltrlbulor In the center. ~- auulfl,., IUJIIIefl by Tolley ·'" ' HIJNTINGTON, W; VA. ,- NEWLY NAMED HEAD loolbeD cmch !l/<k 'l"olley of. Marohall Unlverslcy aMounced Thurl'lly Ute addiUon jlf-")a,rp I!IW uolstalll c..chea to his staU and 11tetlour oophomore h.~""! . ~ report to pre-sessoli camp. ~~ iOuFFn!l\0 ,Ciorksburs radve who wu a twolime AI!-Americiali at VIrginia 'l'ich; had been hlrod to .,..ch 11te de. filnslve backil'ld and Gen!o.Breen, 1 IIY&oyesr veteran of tbe Nadonol 'F!IOibeU Leque, was tile - dafenalve Une ... ch. Ted Shoebrldio, ~~~~~ Marahall'olreihmiMellll to anunde(eate•l'-sonlut jesr, " ' was alfllqi the four Jl$h'""ore alora who did not repor,t. ', . ' · to end,, ' .• . . MENS J4CUTS / q~r{..y' slzo; Plainly .ma.rkecl. Ea&y to ' " ~nd tty' ~... Woola, 1nylons, nylon CJUIItecl, daeron a~ Cbttans, • c~.'f'Oll," 'vinyls. SizesSonall, mod_ium, largo ·oncl •,'II!~ l.fl!•· .Big ••!oction, lfi_~ '• .; YAF eheen,for roruervotilm \ How roefd[ for yoLW Mloction. Ali to Alheno. · . . For ellht 111011111& aopportera and opponents ol the army-hocked T • repme ot Premier George PsiJ&dopouloa has wondered lfNixDn would !11111te poat. ,Supporters hoped the Preoldent """ld do so quickly, Jn. terpretiJII the presence ol an ambas118{tor as tacit U. S. support for tile reslmL Lori!!• .• ~-· replar price. . . .. · ' _..,_ . Brl~t Jill measurlllllllts (WidltJ of rild;"ilnd U.slred lqth ftem tap of rod, d,owti) TqUa new antOO.aador to Greea! · ball~ "'*' New 1969 Fabrlts and colors. ~" ~ wool St09 In tt. buar ~nen• end .,.,., lte!Htfl"""' oM ' " tM loc'-'• for fall wHr. Bit 1electlen now In of•• 2 lo 7 ·ltftd I to 20. Mel~ with Clltochtd or d.,aohobW. hoN1. ,.... ., the country'• fNcll"' •nufacturon.· Cot•h•OJ• nrlon ""'1[-.4, doeron •nd cotter~~~ Briftt In , _ ..__,,, tr~ en o fo'cliet or two thot 1vlto , _ f•ncr aNI lour wlt.t yot/11 •ell. Now I• th. t.o•t tiiM to huy Jnk.t!t~ · eo,, 'K~e Jusl Arrl•odl Lo11o SlllpMnt SIHpereft ----------------------· ---INTHEDRAPERY AND YARD GOODS DEPAmtENT: Ahout80 Attend Hearing '"ported -. ----- .""'!'.------------~------ Roody Fot Your Soloctlon . • . WASIUNGTON ~ A SINO.SOVIET EXPERT SAID Thursdsy the •$ovlet Union mlpt tty to deotroy 0.11•'• growing nuclear cllfiOI>Uity 11 the Ru11iaDs leU they could escape a massive ground war. Dr. Richard C. . Thornton aald the otrlke mllht follow the estabo Uohmert of Soviet !q!pet reclmea, headed by Chinese defectors and lndlrecdy by lbe Russian military, along tile O.lneoe border, ' ••II JOYS JACKETS ~ We corry a com;lete lin'a of Hoover Sweepers includirit Canvertibleo, Diai•A-Matlc, Portable~, Handlvoc one! Constellation. Aloo a camploto line ol Cleaning Tools, Throw-A•Woy Bagl, ' 'Bolts, ole. . '• ' .,,..._. ""''""''". .,,. all c.rton with relea1._ Rnl•h. Brleht Checb on White Ground Sizes 6 to 18. Two pioce cotton broodclolh. in r.loids, slfipos and novalty pottorns. Topl are coat sty e with notched collars. Bonom1 oro full 'longth. Elastic in.ort lttr comfortable lit. Many ore permanent preu. OPEN FRIDAY NI'GHTS ' 5:00 TO 7:00 VISIT ELBERFELD$ DRAPERY DEPT. AND' SELECT ANEW ~OOI(E~ SWEEPER ~· . .• OLD FASHION CHECI( BIG SELECTION iOY$ PA,JA!l~S MEMBER FDIC Mtlllbtr Federal Reserve Sys1t111 Rwiam ponder 11rilre into China 9.91 60 ttr 102 TAILI COVERS ...................... SALIL29 PJ~n~tanenl pn~ss, By United Preas lntel'llldonol : WHITE SALE PRICES L91 NEWEsT EXPANSION - The Pcmeroy n<Mer Shop, 106 Butternut Ave., lach.: West Second St. in Pcmero;y, Is the town's oewest atructure housirw an expanded business. It is operated by Mr. arxl Mr1. Millard Van Meter. Announcement:J are bel-published today on pages 2-3. The public is Invited to a grsnd oponlrc Sunday, II a. m..to 6 p. m. • 1.00 KNEE SOCIS Save on your favorite style of Berkshire Stockint• and Pantlho11 during our Annual Fall Hosiery Sale. · o - ... rl ~ • ' '. ,- · .. ' Teacher Salary Raised $ 8e95 !...-, During the coming year our bank can perform many services that will make your work easier. We hope you will stop in soon so we may get acquainted. FRIDAY, AUGUST 29, 1969 ' Minos Sl1~l 12 .. 20 Half Slus 14K .. 2~ Just received a shipment of girls All Wealher Coats, in the laltsl styles, these cOGts defy win~ and rain, many styles to choose from, in all the autu111n colors. Stoc~ up " - an '"- bor• shirt• rou'll N n...l.. far School ond · Fall WeM. All sb" 6 to lQ. shltt I• ,.,_.,.... pnoo, Manr •• te~perecl atrl••· Cheo•• your ,_...,,.. collor ,,, .. , too, hill ..... •hfrt• on aole ht thl Melt~ ancl Bora 0.!Nfi!Hftf. Sellcl colon, ,....,. plolcl11 lloth lleht and clorll stripe•, e!heclls.- You'll went .•..,...ill when JOU ... th11e. ' ·' Y'· PQMER.OY-MIDDLEPORT, OHIO ' Boys lo11 SIMYt S,.t Sltlrts We're delighted to have you with us again. You have one of the most responsible exacting and exhausting jobs in the world and we edmire your dedication. Our community is a better place ~use of your presence. I '• \ -----~~------~----------------------~--~~--~~------------~----------------------------------~~~--~~~~~~~:_____________ ' Sizes 2 to 6x and 7 to 14 Walter Bohner Dies Wednesday ··. I· ·. .· ' ·.· ' -' ~ Tollorod of solid and soft .& popper tWHd, CohM'ay bonded · , knit, Gdd 'a blovao · lttr dovblo duty and ll>oY ·. ,. perfect for Wort., 1 school, lravol and in town shopping, Roady to go onywhoro. cy. CLARK REAPPOINTED Frank A. Clark, Hemlock Grove, has been re&JIPOlnted to the Meigs COunt;r SOldiers and ·a· J : . Sandy Lane The .Pialntift in the Dye-case was given custoey of. 11tree minor ebildren. Both divorces were granted on charges ot. arosa neg~ lect of. duey and extreme cruel- ' ' ~ Fred Mourning . ' S.e '-ls 10ut•ftl~d,i~·l ,.,. · 'ahreln · .. .\ ~ ._._ Dies Thursday . en tIne'\ '"-. ~ .\ 'l1lunlluo, ~ · FiveDivo~ . • .• I; . ; I !!'f. LOllis, lo!O, - ANID SHOUTS OF "WE WANT Buckley," colwnnlst and loulldlna l'alber WOllam F. Buckley Jr. "oocked II to .. (CjlllloiJed ooi PliO 8) . Approximately 80 residents were on hand today when a hear.. BOll HOEFIJCH T•cbera of the Melp Local • School District were given $200 across tbe board salary lncreas.. es and revised salary schoWies for non-teaching employes were aclopled tenlallveb' Ibis week when 1he district• a board of edu~ <adon met at Meigs lllib SchOol in Middleport. The salary increases tor both groups are in accordance wiUt new state law, House Bill 531. The final approval and dele of starting increases for the non • teaching employes are dependent upon the flaal lnterprelalioo of HB 531 wh!ch requlresin.,..aaes for both teaching and oon • teaching employes. The board accepted the reaig. nations fA Mrs. Eleanor Zelher as a music teacher and of Mrs. April Sml11t, secretary at the Pomeroy Elementary School. Ap.. pointed as secretaries in the district were Mrs. Lela Curtis and , Miss Rebecca Stivers. SUpt. George Hargraves was authorized to otfer-an adult basic education class for those who have not completed the eighth grade. The board alao approved tbe establishment or a breakfast program for aU grade schools in the district with breakfast to be ··served to students trom the first througt, the sixth grade. This will start about the third week oC school, and is contingent upon final stele approval. cafeteria hmch prices were Crewman are Alive But 2 Have Wounds lng on a $5,280,000 Meigs COunty HJghway bnprovement project got underway in the Meigs County Courtroom. On hind to conduct the hearlf€ was John Dowler, division depu. Q' director tor Division 10, arda Jt41f lrC)ni karietta. . ~A1iMU~O.M, Kora (ll,PO Durllli the M"orrlllig; aspects 1Ul ild-ee·crewmen o1ic1aM a u.s. of app\-aisil1ll pr~rQ.- which wUI ArmY helicopter shot down by be needed CDr the improvement the North Koreans Aug. 17 when were outlined. One speaker it strayed over Communist terstresaed that professional help is ritory are alive, North Korea said secured by the highway depart- Frldoy. Two ol them were rement to determine fair market · ported seriously injured. value ot land to be used in the North Korean Maj. Gen. Ri improvement. He pointed out that Choon Sun said Capt. David H. there is no bickering. Th~ first Crawford of Pooler, Ga., and offer made is the high fisure and Spec. 4 Herman E. Hoffstatter cannot be increased later. f1 lowpoint, Dl., suffered major The speaker pointed out also injuries. Warrant altieer Malthe court recourse which the • eolm V. Lopeke of Richmond, land owner baa if he believes the itd., was· not seriously hurt, he amount olfeted Is i!Bdequsta. aald. · Property owners were urged to Rl's disclosure carne in reply c:~erate with appraisals an! ~I request by U. S. Marine Maj. point OlA alllactors of the value Cen. Arthur Adams tor data on of their lands. the men's condition which had Provisions of a new law which been refused by the North Koraids people to relocate in ease eans twice before. Ri, however, evaded American they must move due to a hlghway imprOvement were outlined by demands that the men be releasSpencer Cllns otthe highway de- ed. When4heAmericansldeasked partment. He pointed out tho dan- Nor11t Korea to return Ute men, ger ot premature moves by such Rl countered with the demand reside•s arll spoke of a council that the United states disclose its which advises am helps such res- purpose In sending the craft over idents some 90 days betore con- North Korean soil. strucUon acUiilly begins. The present plan ror the fm.. provement as revised since a Ohio Five • Day Forecast hearirw in 1962 was outllned. Continued warm In Ohio Sat.The construct1011 project coyurde,y lllroosh Wednesday, wiUt ered by the hearing Is on State highs averaging in 11te mid to Routo 7 and u. s. Route 33. The Ujlll8r BOa ud lows In Ute mid locaUon on Slate Roote 7 Is from 601. Preclpltedon wiH total a point four tenth a of a mile eas~ around one.tour11t Inch. Chance of the iuncdoa of State Route of. tlumdarshowers Monday m1 143 to a point -tenths ot a · Tueoday, but more likely about mOe east or tbe present JIIDCIIon Wednesday. . ofli<Me7and U.S. R<Me 33;011 (COniiiOiod on Page 6) ,board Pay ·lncre.ase again set at 20 cent-. with extra ' milk to coat fOil!" cents, This price was made possible lhlo year clue to tbe approval of. Ute dlatrlct's appllcaU... for add!llonal federal luneh fUnds. Mrs. Doloreo Wolfe and Mrs. R. L. Jacoba Were appointed leachera In tbe Title I program and lbeboard~i,Rm~Vedllr"""""'s Garage ln Middleport as the lo.. cation for the auto rneehanica shop unttl the' shop facUlty ln the new hllfl schOol Is completed. The purehase of oonie small pieces of additional ~ for the new bulldlnK as reeommended by the arehlteel was ap. proved. These Include mlaeellaneous custodial equl....,., mlscell.,..... lcll<hen equlJ>ment, protective wall -matl tor the gym, clinic equipment and IUrnllure, otools for labsandfurniture for teachers• room. The to. tal coat will be $4,396.23. 1bere are still a few additional itema to be purebaood Men Tell Mutiny LANDING ZONE BALDY, Viebiam (UP~- The men of A Company told the story or Uteir mutiny today- a tale of rear. of loyalty to blddies, of a lieutenant who took death hard • Lt. Eugene Shurtz Jr., 26, of Davenport, Iowa, the company commander at the time, said his men were stricken with tear after nearly a week of heavy combat. ••r you've worked in Vleb!.am and you've seen a battletleld, you know what it's like," Shurtz said. He described he losses hh unlt had suffered as ,.tremendous. , .we had 95 men on ' Tuesday and 52 men on 9.mday," the day of the mutiny. Slurtz was relieved of his command Collowing the incldent and was reassigned to LZ ol headquartera Baldy, the · AI least ooe of h!s former troopers said 9\urtz was too inexperienced Cor the company commander's job but that the order ror the company to advance was 4•stupld," uwe had rive people and fear grabbed hold ot them," 91urtz said. ..In previous days, they had been able to conquer it. Once these live people were talked to and reassured, they moved out." He confirmed the olflclal Army version- that live men refUsed to advance against Communist positions in the Q.&e SOn Valley but changed their mlnds an llour later. 9\urtz, an athletically built six-looter, had been in VIetnam about a montiJ. "The onl:,y thing wrong with Lt. Slurtz was that he didn't have enough experience, •• said Sst. Dennis Davis, 21, o1 Sl10&111, N. c.• a member c1 the lieutenant's former compa111. •• Sunday was the third day we had to go Into 11te some spot Where we lost a ~~t of people, •' (COnUnued on Page 6) CINCINNATI (UPI) - Greene Lfne Steamers, Inc., operat:oi~s ot the Delta Queen ·riverboat on the Ohio River, plans to sell hs operations to Overseas National Airways for $1 million. William Muster. president of Greene Line, said Thursday the aile Included tile COI!alrucdoo ol a new overnight river passenger boat to reJd,ace the Delta Queen scheduled to cease overnlglrt tripe after November 1970 because of changes in federal Miss Distler aprGIJUI ,._ ., S~VE#~OF .. . ' EL ., .. ,. ,j' ,. ... ' 'I ' ' . ' - ..The l)rlce ol replacement f« 1lte Delta QJeen came Ia lit $10 million and major corporalo flnanclue is e•aendal u we are to go ahead, 11 Muster said. •-rtte pre- stockOOiders decided to sell to ONA so 11tat Ute pe,_ ger riverboat trade can be per. petuated!' under- Is 1lte Rd>ert De Cormier .. . eloctrit'~ . McComas, and board member• Vlrldl Klq, Mrs. E. o. Rail, Don Mullen, Hiram Slawter and For_. ter. For Leaving Seene tf!lf tbe l~ow concert-· \ the mec!ldng • .,. ... Mine Kills Five ' . ·t •. . . , . ,-~n~nn ,. . ,. Attendl.al &!pt. Hergraves, Assl.- 8ijpt. · Lorry Morrison, Clerk L. W, Home Economist our ,~... ,,..t lot-away pia~ •f, you wish .... ; , . P .il}) Bill Porter. Is Appointed · Bio .. tectiOfl of •'-•• papulor uiH:tol troua.,. ttr Lo.-1'•• Trhn fitting wlih tap41,.d l•t•· Wide helt loop1, no euff1, $tO p,.,, fabric of 50'1 Fortrel Pol,..,ter Of!d 50" Cotton. Solltl color, IN'td plofds In •la:n 211 te 38 wolst. .JNi ONA ol!lclals sa1d 1lte Delta QJeen probably woold be retained u a floating restaur.. 0111 or a day • excursloa boat 011 the Ohio and Mllllsalppi roguladona, Rivers. The boat llae will be operated . Pions also Included develop; by the present management as ment of two rlverfroat ia.d a aubsidiar7 ol Overseas, if the leueo, one in Clacllllatl IIIII airline's apptlcatlon liled with rmother 1n st. LAJUls, for conthe CivU Aeronautics Board is struction of Ooatlng enlerlalnapproved. ment center. Miss Joanna Distler has been named home economist of the Columbus and SOulllern Ohio Electric co. in Meigs and Gallla Countlea. In her 1101111101 - the flrot SAlOON (UPil- A truek bit a Vletne.me1e troops three 7_.. ..CCifiOioillt !Or 1lte . .. ~ .. ~· ~ VIet· Con): mine ltilllng·D•e New ago; wl1lt otllces In Mlddl~ llamjrlhlre Nadonal Guards.. The five National Guaidlmea Mill Dlader wiD divide hor work week between the two coundea. men who were drlvlue away were driving down a road 3'i !ite ffill attend a company train- from the battlefront 011 their nilles nor11t ol Selgort Thesday way to got processed oot of. when he truck's rear wbeel1 ing schoolin'Colwnbuslnthenear Vietnam for home, military hit 40 pounds of explosives. future before initiating major spokesmen said today. They were Spec. 4 Guy A. programs in both countie1. On Ute figbting fl'<lllll, allied DI-etl, 22, Spec. 4. Roger E. A gracOJate ol Eastern Kentucky troops killed at least 265 Viet Roblchau, 24; Spec. 5 Rlchanl Universi\)', Miss Distler is a CODll and North VIetnamese · E. Beaesl, 24, Sst. Richard P. former home economies school soldiers Thuroday. Eighteen Raymond, 27 and Spec. 4 teacher and has also worked as Americans were lcllled and 87 Gaetan J, G, Baudoin, 20, all of. an eeonomist with a utility comwounded, Mandtelller, N.H. J>IUU' In Maysville, Ky . She Is The heaviest u.s. losses were residing on North Second Ave. in Wresder is Held In the ~e SOn Valley 340 nilles Middleport. nortbeaat of. Saigon where American forces have killed more than 1,000 Nor11t VlelnaLANCASTER, Ohio (UPI) ELBOW FRAC1URED meae in the past 12 da3's. More Jerry Graham, a prol.esalllllai Russell V. Manuel, 38, Racine, han 80 U.S. soldiers have been wreader .......- wbile try1na was admitted to Holzer Medical killed In 11te same period. to take his molber' a body ll'Ofl! Center, First Ave., at 10:30 a. Thirteen American Marines a hospital in Phoenix, Ariz.; m. Thursday with a Cractured were killed In the valiOY was held in jail here today on li rig!ot elbow. An employe of the Thuroday and 13 woonded. They charge of leaving Ute sceoe of. MCil River Co., he was IJUured killed 18 Comnwnlst troops. an accident. !" while throwing a line from one A SOu11t Vietnamese patrol Graham, s native of Buckeye bergo to IIIIOIIter wha! 11te llae led by a U.S. Green Beret Lake, Ohio, was held CBU!lhlln bits behind him. sergeant discovered an obso- bOIId after leaving 11te scene of luete U.S. Mtl tank hidden in an accident after his car hit LOCAL TEMPS an UDderiJ'(UMl Communist anotller near here Thurlday, The tamperature In downtuwn bunker near Tay Nlllh Thurs.. Fairfield COunl;y sberill's .! lf!lPllmeroy at II a.m. Friday un- day, Military opokesmen aald It cen said there were no o111r der 8UlUQ' &Ides was 75 degrees. had been caplured from ..........., out for blo ar.._ · ' •, · MISS Dllrl'LEII Co~ing LEVI'S NUVOS Follorrlne Ute meetil!i board membero and odrnlnlllrOtors Inspected 11te bulldlnp, and 11ten 11te IJ'OIIP and ita fomilllll were guelll lor a plenlc dlmer at the esbla of. Mr. and MrL Delta Queen Will be Sold Story of ·neu.·Llii!IHnianu,·alpde. A aalary od.e4.1e for extra asslgrunents such 11 the year. book, scbOIII new-r, coachlng and band was readopted, and eoochlrc asslgmnenta for 196970 were .wroved. . Llnds Morris and Hell French were IIJ:IPOinted bus drivers., Bert Grueser ao a custodian, Louloe Redlord as a subsdtute eOIIkand Faye Manley &I substitute U driver. 'Ibe reale;nation ~ Joe McMurray as a bus driver wu accepted. lbo veat 10118 and ,..._ .tho v......... J!oi!!l'."·'•"'"" ,1 �., . ·.~ 'f '''[Q/1 ' . I • . Nol-. .Hoi~ . ~. -Firit AvO. VIO!tln& hiiUra '2\4 IIIII 7..8 in. """ Pli ;,a· cio1J .., l'idlab'leo K<Konto, Warcl. · •·. ' . .. TO THE Pomeroy Flower Shop ON YOU GRAND OPENING .•. '. ' lnstJJIIer Of The Mor-Fio Elec. Hoi Water Tank .,' '' .: :· ':~:~ '. I ' . ' ..- We at lhe New Yor• Clothing youse wish your future to be a "Rosy One", as you observe your Grand Opening. .• ' I I ' ; Eberbach Hardware ·: · "Everything In Hardware" POMEROY ,. . .' 1111111.- ' Rosie and Scott ~ .... Pomeroy Flower Shop EAST MAIN . Herdman clowD 4:30a.m.; Belle'fllle Locka, Miss Lucl!,y up 9:55 . POMEROY, 0. p.m.; Jellboot up 1:20 a.m.; Jef.. ferson up 6:15 a.m.; Natlmal up 6:45 a.m.; Lock 21, Bucko¥• State clowD 5:50 a.m.; Racine Locks, w. H. Slaver, Jr. up 9:05 p.m.; ORCO clowD 3:15 LDl.; MI. Slate up 3:55 a. m.; Gr00111p Locka, Elllha Woods clowD 4:45 p.m.; llt,you LaFitte 11:30 p.m.; RavenolRIOd clowD 3:50 a. m.; ~ Zlllblr up 8 a.m.; .J4 -Fiore'\gi 7 ~$ill.; J, S. Lewladdliii · $,. a.m. DorOtb,y L Southena down 8:20 a.m.; illeldabl Locka, Alii . Brent up 5:30 p.m.; Charlet R. stev..... up 11:30 p.m.; Ellla LooiiYIUe 1:45 a.m. THE RACINE HOME NATIONAL BANK "Member of FDIC" RACINE, OHIO '. i• · eongraeulaiiO~ Pomeroy Flower Shop As You Observe Best Wishes POMEROY FLOWER SHOP GRAND OPENING .. SUNDAY, AUGUST 31 Divided lp in Ohio Roser Cloud aald Thuroday· that Oneo aaHued IIIII bollil• forfeited ill hl&f!wa,y patrol caHs totaled 1110rl,y $6 mWII>Il durlnil tho 19691laeal year. Tho audlfDr or slats 18111 die overall ll&ur• OPEN HOUSE Best Wishes! i! Pomeroy Home & Auto t'e congra.tulate you on your faith in the business life of this community and the bealllification program of downtown Pomeroy THE FARMERS BANK and Savings Company waa $5,968,6418, ov $45,302 ...., the <OIIecUCill Gf $5,92!,368 1m ftocali968. ID Yelp Cclum;y, die courll col• !ectad aad turnedowrtolheolale In 1969 $1,119 as the slats's stare of lines anol IIUIIIO)'. 992-2094 THE DAILY SENTINEL ---- •vOttO ro IJIItUUr OF POMEROY 606 E. MAIN ST . POMEROY, OHIO , n:l-·558~ . ·POMEROY . .·. ·:. •PANELING FOR THE NEW STORE ! ' CAROpNA LUMBER,&. SUPPLY ~(;). ·... :·== OPP._!1&0 DEPOT ~==========~=~=~===· "" . . ., .. A ~lff~. '' •". ~~ -X{11 __ ,~ 1 i POMEROY FLOWER SHOP · King Builders Supply Co. ~I ·< •• ..,. ,,l, ....,._. ......... ·~ ''> •,.;. •- P. J. FOSTER 114 Madison Sl. 8/S.ON: · . Hill, Ohio ......,~;o;;:;.ili:...iiiolo;lllillil-~~ iilliiiliil "'-1..;." - - ' . - ,......... . Aluminum & · . ·.. Aluminum Entrances For This·New Store .ft .-. ·!'' ' •. \SoutHern Glass Service During 'Their . GRAND OPENING ~ . GALLIPOL.IS. OHIO SUNDAY, AUGUST 3 .. . Ft·OWERS .. ~:.,~ · -~. . BEAUTIFUL! SPECIAL SHOWING OF A WIDE VARIETY FOR THIS SPECIAL EVENT ' ' • .' ' • • •• .,.,. ·' • J ' THIS ~Ell' STORE .. . fealtires the latest .ift All•Eiec~ric Equip111~'11t fo~ . · · lite ultamllle ill custollltr and eaployee comfort and cotWtll!tJU:e. -. .. -,. I ·ro POMEROY FLOWER SHOP . . '. . : .-~~Cril~Jd ~!! .... , ~~;. ~ ·.,. ·' -~ . '' ',;_~•J.~, 4'• ~ ,-,_. , · o<\;1, I il$ • •' ,.'!' ·- IO.~ ~. • • • ,~.,., I ~ . ~ t"•'. ..:. ~-···· ;; . ~ ·~·· ! '' ~· ' l • ~ ~· tj~: •. 1 :Large 4niftcial.Piant · OUR NEW liVING QUARTERS, JUST COMPLET· ED, UPSTAIRS, IF YOU DESIRE. YOU'RE II'EL· COME! ·A SPECIAL DISPLAY OF GIFI' ITEMS ' .. ' . ...:. f , - .... , •.-.'f-~- 7 ' ' · ' 't, . YOU'RE INVITED TO SEE 1 Large Beautiful Foliage Plant . ottondl Bo ou• g\IOatl . ' o!'··-~ FRE.E Reg11tratlon 11 free, winner will be notified. Plan to ' ,..; , ., : .t''., '.!J;.. ;:r~._'~''t :· 'Ji.f! .;i?~• 1 '• and As They Rog!Oier who.n Y.,u visit lor thon beautiful llowota. 0··ff:·' '·... ·· :, , ,:,":~· . ' . ' _., ' Free Carootwn.s To All Vz.sitors During Grand Opening . On ~ Completion Of Its New Building Bolt~ "Yi ,_ GIFTS . ' ..., ~'ri:"'. .' ' ,. •' ' . "t ' . • ,( ELECTRJCAL C(JNTRACTOR ....... . Jf't $.!Sjiplied ·and -Installed· The Gloss, ' ; 1 "HARDt'A'RE- BUILDERS" _ AVE. MIDDLEPORT.' ' ... - ., . . TRACTOR. ' . -, ' L US AS _THE ELECTRICAL CON· ' ' At Our New Location 106 Butternut GJ1T SllOP ' APPRECIATE YOUR CHOOSING I . ' ' . ·~ ~·.1~{ i ' ' ( HOURS: 1J:OO A.M. TO 5:00P.M. '. O.F THiS NEW& MODERN ': •'.'! r .,.. . .. , . SUNDAY, AUGUST 31 ' car,.., u.,... ,.,.,. -,.,II WE Invitation To You To Attend The••• GRAND OPENING Clll,""' ,... ' ~ """ 0111.....,. llll' B(!ST t'ISHES TO YOU! t'(! ......,.te Upon 'l7re Occaswn Of The lllii-CiollqMr, lac., II Eul tllt M., Milo Y.tl Upon The Occasion Of GRAND OPENING · Mr. and ·Mr~. Millard Van Meter Extend A Personal . Pomeroy Flower Shop Reddy Kilowatt Says ...... ,,,M, .......za.,... ........ . oaco mobile lllnllni reiiOUI'oe center ill central Weill Vlrlinto. A of Marlhall Unlverol. t;y, he holda a lllutsr'a Dosreo In Guidance !rom Ohio Slate Ulll•ea:llt;y IIIII hao served In llldor. lblp pooiUono In varlouJ alate IIIII national 8Uidance asoocle. TO THE ' caa.,.....,....,..RIJ,a.kl. ....a.. IWI•I..... , . . PLUMBING & HEATING PH. 992-2974 MASON. II'. VA. Congrat~Lations ~-----------~--------------------------. ...,. Mlllllilll - ' - •• doli Dllb .lllllaMl Ofllol, tiS. to. fib; IIIOIIIhl, kLN. 'l1lnf IIOIIM, .... BJ Mak1r Rlllllo ,...,. Clll'liH - - · ... ·~ Onl It ..01 0.. ,... ti.Z.• .. . Y FLO SHOP ' I - .MASON, W. VA. AS YOU OBSERVE GRAND OPENING 'ttJ.21H, - " ' · F.diWIII. ~lo, ta7H. P'-··~· m-2157,Ofllet' ..... BEST WISHES Karl Grueser & Sons u..... P~llhH dlilJ '"""'"~WThiOhlo ~. 1_10 )'-clute !1., TO "! POMEROY F~OWER· SHOP PICKENS .HARDWARE .. Villle1 l'lllllloldl\ll liluo.l lllvtrtl•lll rilt .. 771-5554 Hlor at Ripley IIIah Scbool, Me. Co:r llu been • IP&clalllt ill suldanco -~ 1967, llaeentJ¥ he waa to direct a leclerally fllndod lllld- Jii!CS.M.\l!ON All&\ Smnl MATERIALS CO. . Formarl7 a teaollerlllll ....,_ IIJCHAIU)i. OWDt, PUILISII!JI CONGRATULATIONS POMEROY FLOWER SHOP PLUMBING CONTRACTOR FLOWER SHOP 2:40 a.m.; Wllllleld, Gl.,_ st. Loola up up 12:45 2:30 a.m.; Boaworlll a.m.; Luthar Cll7or Success To You! HOGG & ZUSPAN hi;, l!ia been IIIIDOd Director or Gulduco Strvlceo ror tile Slate Dotioriment or Educallon. ,. ' ' · As You Observe GRAND OPENING Wil4~ ! · . ' .· Meillller Fderal TO . ·, Ft~eral Melllbtr . OHIO RIVER - Lock 13, PhilIp !Pint 4:30 a.m.; Lock 14, Onward up 2:55 p.m.; wu. llam H. Z l - up 5:20 p.m.; st. Maryo up 1:15 a.m.; Helen S. 4:30 a.m.; Lock 15, Roy L. 12:15 a.m.; Euo Arkan111 up 2:25 a.m.; Jolin J. Rowe down 5:40 a.m.; Lock 18, A. v. Crlaa clowD 2:25p.m.; EdwardS. · Midwest Steel Corporation 992-3185 · CDIIStructwn . of y~iu New POMEROY FLOWER SHOP TO m. I~ SUPPliER OF ALL STRUCTURAL STEEL ' ~···· POMEROY FLOWER. SHOP ~ . .. Pomeroy - Flower Shop ~N, W.Va. -Mar. 1m A, MeCO)o, II, anallveoflllp. BOAT MOVEMENTS: . GAUJPOLIS LOCKS - SoiQr 8 p.m.; Joho Ladd llaoa 8:35 a.m.; 8eekJord up 10:- - . .. 05 p.m.; 0, c. !llaarer clowD1:30 a.m.; Helen J. up 4:25 Lm.; An.. dreW P. cathoun up 5:25 a.m.; Semel up 8 a.m. KANAWHA RIVER - Marmet, JOIIII' A, Graan up 8 p.m,; 0. F, down 8:15p.m,; George T. Price up 10:45 p.m.; Ollaehlla down 7:10p.m.; Poll,y R. up 4:10 a.m.; Fort Daarbom up 7:10 p, forw~~rd. . .... 'J'o ' w_.... . dora clowD4:55p.m.; H. E. Bowl.. step _'\. .i ...... TO . .· , I ati liG'-py , _ : lo have lilt~ II·pirl in 1M wi.J lllllibor; doJil!itck, CahfaIIIIa R> =~' . ' • ,I , - We are proud of having ta•en >jlart in another ' ' ~ I •uan;··Ill'._ GoJl!polto, 12,1 ~ ~ lira. ~II. . 11111 12.9 I'UiiiiJnl t root or rou. ... ·~· 11111 . _ dlullrto!r; 'a roi Pl. PIOuonl, 24.00; PiuDo- 11r1. GuJ c. ~ IIIII ..,_ l'QY • MIIOii, 20148; 1Bn1aa, 1.12 ~ - . lfrl. Rl1lr E. ~ faJUq; Kaniwlla Falla 3.28 fall, IIIII lllflnt llrl. D..etlJI,, ' · 17.88' IIIII. IAil· . lludloll ,.._L inr; ChlrloaiGa, . . IIIII ,.. don, Marmet, IIIII Wlllfteld, ...., Jamoo E. Trout IIIII ~. Cllillellll. -~~~- . . Kermit, Jane, Lester ' . ' . GAUGES . - ~ OHIO . POMEROY FLOWER SHOP Adid· Nlll..u.li lit ....,......,. Ia 111. TiwriCiojl. ·claulbllr, ' ' wltllheld nollco. . · ,. W.~' . ' Bll'lili . Rlotaar.l A. ~. la.a Mar. lin. Paul IL Cr~ Grlmmo .IDrle co; ·a. Barr, 'Lindlar. w. AtU ~ .W.· ~P.IIIn­ a.m. Tbur._; 11ro. IIIIMfd E. toa; lld._,a.artu a; 'Mditdlleol · · · Gr~K.'I!Il.r.-c•. lira, ~ ~ lin. : va.:••·'''" . c.. •' ·, ,. ' POMEROY FLOWER SHOP .•• . ' . ' .REFRESHMENTS SERVED] ' Yq!Jt·Gol4 Medal COII-ily, ' . Florist �' .• ~- 12 \i'l:kL uNITED ME1ll0. . ' - Paul o\. SOllers, paotor; DIST , lie, SundaY Sc)IOOI ~ SUndlf POMEROY • ·cifEs . TER School, tf:IIQ·-. m.; """nlllll ...... ED ME1li0DIST - Robert R. ship, 10:30 i; · m.; Sunday •• ..,. Wayne Roush, Sow!. Worohll! Cord, Pmteroy - WorIIOI'Yice, 10:45 L m., llrot 011!1 oblilo 10:30 L m.1 CllurchS!il>ooi• n1iW eryice, 7t.Pra.rer meetlrc Wedntoday, 1 P. m. third Smdays; evenlrw wouhtp. 9z1& a.m.; Frank Vauahan, ST. JOHN LUTHERAN- Wor8 p. m., aecond Sunday. !Dendenl. Oleiter - Worship, lhlp, 8 i.m. !Qilowed by fiuiday CHESTEI! CHURCH OF ,THE eLm.; C"'r<h Sc_hool, 10 a.m.; Sch<l<>l. NAZARENE - Rev. Herblrt . Roger ~e, a..,.rlmendent. ,olfi, PAUL LVTIJEIIAN - 8Jn. Grate, pootor. WIM'sbip aervice, . SEVENTH DAY .ADVEN~T _ day a~:hool, t:t5 · a.m.; wonhlp, 11 .. m. and 7:30 p. m., Sunday. SUIIday School, .9:30 L m. Rich- Pmteroy, Mulberry, Hla. Rood, 10:30 a.m. SY·RACUSE UNITED ME1lf(). Borton, 51¢ Charlea Bl.. nor1h of Veteraao MemorW HOI• 'ALFRED UNITED METHODIST DANVILLE WESLEYAN - J. ard DIST - Paul o\. sellers, pastor; sen, alllstant Sill~ PrayOI'meet- pltal. Philip Gapr, pallor. Sabo CHURCH - Rev. Edwin Eugene A. CUrry, pastor. Sunday S..:hctol, Ben QulaiOilben'Y. Sunday School bath School, Salbrday, 2 p. m.; Wed nesci ay, 7:30 P.m. WUIIams, pastor. Swtday School 9:30a.m. i worship service 10:30 lng,HARRISONVILLE PRESBY· Worsblp, 3:15 'p, m.; Youth Fel· ~t. Worahipaervic:e,9:~0a.~. at 9:30, Lloyd Dllll11110r, s"'t a. m. Youth am jllnior youth TERIAN - Mrs, Norma Lee, .lm,.hlp and Adult Bible sa.ly, nrat alii third Sunday, Evenillll Worship . sentces at 10:45 with service, 6:4S p.m.·;· Evening wor· sernce, 8 p. m. f0Uf11t Sunday. Sunday School ~0111, W-oday, 7:30 p. m. Charles Taylor, la,yleader. WecJ. ship, 7:30p.m. Pnyerandpraiae LANGSVILLE MlllW AY Sunday School, 9:30 a. m. sw.. f1RST UNITED PRESBYTERneadiJ' evening prayer services Wed., 7:30p.m. IAN CHURCH - Middleport,. services each &aqday at 10 a.m. day service, 8 p, m., the Rev. at 7:45 p. m. Max Donahue of Middleport.. Guest minister, James Buchan- alii 7:30 p. D!: Tuesday evenirw UNITED FAITH CHUM~~ JEHOV AU'S WITNESSES, Lar- . an, Sunday School Sqlt Sunday worahtp, 7:30. MIJ)DLI<I'UM! CHURCH ol ~ease settlement - Robert E. ry Carnahal'l,· prealdlrw:mlnlster. School, 9:30 L m.i Worship serv.. ·- ·SUTTON UNITED ME1ll0. Christ In ChriatlanUnion- laW- Smith, Sr., pastor. Sunday School ·sunday: Bible lecture, 9:30 a.m.t ice, 10:30 L m.; Choir _practice DJST .:_ Paul A. sellers, J)Bstor; rsace Manley, pastor; Mrs. Rus. S141t., RoyJOOnaon.Sundll)'School Watchtower atud1, 10:30 a.m.; 7:30 p, m. Wednesday. Martha Lao, Sunday School St;Jt. ao11 Yoong, Sunday School super- 9:30 a. m.; Worihip aervlce, Wednesday: Bible otudy, 7:30 p. POMEROY CHURCH OF 1liE Worship service, 10:45 L m:, .-ent. Sunday achooi, 9:30 a. 10:30 L m. and 7:30 p, m. each m.; Thursday: ministry aehool, NAZARENE - corner Unlooaad second and fourth SUDIIay; ewm.; evening worship, 7:30. Wed- Sunday. Youth meetill8 anc1 choir 7:30 p.m.; service meeting, ~:30 Mulberry. Rev. Clyde V. Hender· alng worahlp, 8 p. m., third SUDnesdly prayer meetlng, 7:30p.m, practice, 6:30p.m. each Sunday. ~p.m. ooo, pastor, Sunday School, 9:30 day. LO'J"i'RJDGE UNITED MllTH-· KENO CHURCH OF CHRISTENTERPRISE UNITED METHMASON CHURCH OF CHRIST ODm _ Worship, first and third Norman Mccain.' ~t. Serviees -Miller st. - Everson Week· a. m.; Raymond watbura, sow~ ODIST- Rev. William Alraon, Sundays of each month, 10:45 L weekly at 9:30 L m. Preaching, ley, pastor. Bible study classes, Morning worship, 10:30 L m.; Even!Dg service, 7:30 p. m. Mid- paator. Rllplt ~-... ~·· EJ. m.; seconJ and fourth SUndays,• first and third Sunday of month don Weeks, ISIL Worship serv· Sulklay, 10 a. m. Worship and 7:SO p. m. SundaY School, 9:4S by Charles Russell, 9:30 Lm.. preaching, l0:55 a. m.; Sunday Week service, Wedl\esdly, 7:30 ices,· 9:30 L m.; Sunday School, L m. Christian Eadeovor, third TilE BRADFORD CHURCH OF evening service, 7:30. Bible study p. m. 10:30 a. m.; Youth Fell..,ahip, ~ of each morth. CHRIST - Charles Ruasell, paa. CHURCH OF CHRIST, Middle6:30 p, m. Wedaeaay: Choir, classes, Wednesday, 7:30 p.m. LAUREL CLl.l 't t"REEMETH- tor, Richard Gilkey, StCtt. Sun, port, ;111 and Main. Raullln May. 6:15 p. m.; Bible stud1, 7:30. GRACE EPISCOPAL - Rev. . -ODJST- Rev. Eugene Gill, pas- day School, 9:30 L m.; Morning CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE Stanley Plattenlurg, p a 11 tor. er, pastor. Thomas Kelly, &mda.Y tor. WOllam Bailey, sLperinteiXS- worshlp, 10:30 L m.; Evening Morning prayer and oennoo. 10:. achool soperlrttend~ B I b I e . - MlddleporL Rev. Audry Mlll· ent. Sunday School, 9:30 a.m.i worship, 7 p. m. Wednesday Bible school, 9:30 a.m.; morning wor.. er, pastor. Lester Taylor, Sll)t. · 30 a.m. Holy communloll, 10:30 Mornl~ worship, 10:30 a.m.j Study, 7:30p.m. ship, 10:30 a.m.; evening wor. SUIIday School, 9:30 .. m.; MIM'nAll around tho world Thoy marvel at American lncluotty. ' Eveninlt worship, 7:30p.m. WedREORGANIZED CHURCH OF a.m., first litnclay each month. ship, 7:30 p.m. Prayer service, irag Worship 10:30 a. m.; Junior ·' Factory chimney• ...,.. great clouds of oonolco okjw..,.,. nesday, Christian Youth Crusade, JESUS CHRIST OFLATIERDAY SOciety, 6:30 p. m.; NYPS, 6:45 • SOUTH BETHEL UNITED Wednesday, 7 p.m. to INt na aa wo produce ....,.. and still ....,.., ihero 6:30p.m.; Pra)er meeting, 7:30 SAINTS- Portland-Racine Road. METHODIST - Worship, second \: . PLANTS MEMORIAL CHURCH p. m. Sunday Evaugollatlc meetp.m. Thursday. cholr practice, s~ School, 9:30 .. m.; Mor&- alii fourth SUIIday, 10:30 a.m.; ond to man's pt011rooo, wh....,.r heflt on earth or out In -Prayer service every Wed- ing, 7:30 p. m. Prayer meeting, 1 p.m. . ing worship, 10:30 L m.; Sunday ~~ the vaal myahtry of apaco. first and third Sundays, 7:30 nesday, 8 p. m. PreachiJW serv· Wednesday, 7:30p.m. l>EXTER CHURCH OF CHRIST evening service at 7 P. m. Wed- p. m. Sunday School, 9:30 L m. 1liE SALVATION ARMYEnIn aplto of oil - do, thera b ltlll 10 much that wo Danny Ew.ns, pastor. N o r- nesday evening prayer service Youth Fellowship, 6 p. m. each . lefl every Sunday, 8 p, m. voy Ray S. Wining, olllcer In Scripl11'" ulocUd b" man c. Will, s.t. Sunday School at 7:30 Pastor, Elder C. W. Sunday at Tuppers Plains United power, wo ore atlll '"'II and vulncannat do. For all SYRAlOUSE CHURCH OF THE charge. Sunday, 10 a. m., Hall. 1/w .4.-ro"ritall Biblor Sodil" 8:30 L m.; Worship servicQ. ProM.tt. NAZARENE - Rev. M. C. Larl· ness meetiJJg; 10:30 L m. Sunablo. God hOI flvOn Ul many capabllltlea, lout WO W... Methodist Church. Monday Sunday 10:30 a. m. Chrlatlart EmeaTHE BRADBURY CHURCH OF more, pastor. Bob Moore, Sunday day SchooL Young People's LeCHESTER CHURCH OF GOD never meant to "to It" ontlroly olono. To think that wo ,_ I Peter I Pet.r SOliday eveniJw, CHRIST - Mr. Ted Cadwallader, School S..,L Sunday schoolclas,. gioo, 7 p. m.; Salvation meeti"8 - The Rev. Chester Bryant, pas-5 ~:12-IP nood nothing INtyond .-IYos 11 nat aolkllllfld•RACINE F1RST CHURCH OF pastor. Jerry Van lnwqen, Sun..' tor. Sunday School, 9:30 L m.; es ror all ages, 9:30 a, m.; Mor~ 7:30 p. m.; Thursday, 1 to 3 p. 11 Ia broahnou. THE NAZARENE-Sunday School day School Sq>erinteadenL Sw>- Worship service, 11 a. ·m.; Eve- ing worship, 10:30 a. m.; NYPS m., Ladles Home League; 7 p.m. Wedne.day Tue1day I King1 I Ki"'l 1:30 L m.; Morning Worship, day School, 9:30 a. tn.i Mornina: Sunday, 6:30 p.m.; Evangelistic Prep classes. Thoro aro , _..... when wo all RMCI to look Into ning worship, 7:30 p. m. Prayer 17:1-16 131.1-10 10:30 Lm.i Evening Worship, worship, 10:30 L m.; Evening MT. MORIAH BAPTIST- Mid· service, Tuesday, 7:30 p. m. service, Slmday, 7:30 P· m. Mid. a apeclal kind of mirror, by which wo may ....xamlne our ., 7:10 p. m. Wednesday, Sunday service, 7 p. m. Wednesday, Youth service, Thursdly, 7:30 p. weekprayermeetingWedneaday, dleport, ·corner ot Fourth and friday Thundoy llveo. Such a mirror ~ INt found Ia church wfloro ·Gocl'a .:. 5ehool ~rintendent, Pauline Prayer service, 7:30 p. m. I Klnf& I Kings m. Monthly sings, first Sltw-day 7:30 p, m. Missionary moetin& Main St. Robert Jackson. pastor. 17•17-2-4 word, If we ...,lly lbtan' to It, can help ~~~- ua tho truth. ·\ · MeCH.ntock. Pastor, Rev. Morris GRAHAM UNITED ME THO.. of each month. secord Wednesday oleachmonth, SWiday School, 9:30 L m.; Mon11. Walle. DJST CHURCH- Preaching, 9:30 ing wora~, 10:30 a. m., Arnold Satonloy Why nat go and llaton In your thunh Hat lundoyt . ·• HEMLOCK GROVE CHRIST· 7:30 p. m, TUPPERS PLAINS UNITED a. m., first arxl 118con!l Sundaya I King• " J\USON BAPTIST CHAPEL Richards, S..,~ IAN CHURCH - James Smith, 11:17-29 r:~tJIMtKori.CtrAdfl'l'lilfqSn"tlb,ht.,.!mMk... Ve. ' METHODIST- MornllVWorship of each mooth; third and fourth RUTLAND FIRST BAPTIST - .. pastor. Robert Paulsen, Suaday Tbe Rev. Harold Cumlngham, 1:30 L m. at former EUB buildw Sundays each month, worship With the ..... It will, ID-. moOouro, !o--andhetp oos_ _ ....oblo ..... la~ · . pastor. Charles Lambert, Sudy Rev. Samuel J. Jackson, past«-!' tng. Elipanded Sunday Schoolses- service at 7:30 J. m. Wednesday School Supt. Morning service, School &f»L Corner Second aiXI Prayer service, 9:30 a. m.; Sunalii community life, thlo ~la_.oredbytho boolnuallrmlalll ere l•oll- - 9:30 a. m.; SUnday School, 10:45 tlCil tor l'IJl'ftrytogradesixchil.. evenings at 7:30, Prayer and oppeorbelmo. a. m.; Youth meeti111, 6:45p.m. Pomeroy Sts., Mason. w. va.; day School, 10 a.m.; Mrs. Ger· dren at former Methodist 11111ex Bible study. '· .>ILVER RUN FREE WILL Sunday School, 9:45 L m.; Wor~ trude Butler, &lCit. Woratrlpaervat 9:30 L m., Mrs. James Stout, loiASON ASSEMBLY CHURCH BAPTIST- Rev. Coudlll Atkins, shlp service, 11. Wednesday eve- Ice, 11 L m.llaptiatTralnlniUnchildren's superirterdent. SWr OF GOD - secoad St., Mason, pastor. Bill Little, &mciaySchool ning, traint~~g union. 7; Prayer lon, first and aeeond Sundaya at day Chorch. School, odulls am 5:30 p, m.; Mrs. Mary Wooda, W, VL SUIIday School, 10 L m. &lperintendent. Sunday school, 10 serVice, 7:45. JGUth, 10:30 L m. i Junior High, THE ROCJ( SPRINGS UNITED preaidenL :" . Mor~ worship~ 11 L m. Evan- a.m.; worship, 7:30p.m. Prayer Senior Hlsh and Yoong Adults Tha Storo Witlt A Heart METHODIST C. J, Lemley, HYSELL RUN FREE ME THO. Mlddloil!lfl, !lhio geltstic service, 7:30 p, m. Bible meeting, Thursday, 7:30 p.m. . ' -- llleet in former Metbodist Church Rocino . 949·3342 Study and prl)'er service, Wed-- Choir practice, Tuesday, 7 p.m. pastor. HaroJd Blackston. church DIST -Rev. Cecll J. Wise, pastilt .Sunday Church SchoOL Boyd POMEROY CHURCH OF school supL Morning worship, tor, Sulllly School, 9:30 L m.; · I i· Hackney, youth superinteo:lent; aesday, 7:30 p, m. Chester Ten9:30 L m,; Chureh School, l0:15 MW1111111 ,Worahlp, 10:30; E• ·CHRIST - Mr. Hoyt Allen, Jr., P¥1 high ochool and oenlor adults .nut, pastor. Pbone 773-5133. '' ' ' .. CARLETON CHURCH-Kirwo-, pastor. ruble School, 9:30 a, m.; a. m.; Evening worship, 7:30: nlJW worship, 7:30 p.. m.; Youne m.ht ln former EUBbuUding, HoMYF Sunday, 6:30 p, m. Prayer Peq,le's service, 6:45 p. m.; Bakora ol Good Broad bBit Vineyard, s11>L Adult Bible burg Road. Sunday School, 9:30 Worship, 10:30 a. m.; Evening meeting and Bible study, Wednea... Preyer meeting, Thursday, 7:30 Middleport, Ohio Huntington, W. ":1•· a.m., Ralph C&rl, s\Cit. Worship Worship, 7:30. Wednesday, comClass party, last Monday each day, 7:30 p. m. Administrative p. m. mcDh. Yooth Fallowship each service. 10:30 a. m. IIXI 7:30 p, binOO Bible study and prayer Council meelil!f!o first Monday of MlllDLEPORT FlRST BAP· SUnday, 6'·p. m. In former Meth- m. alternately. Prayer meeting, meeting, 7:30 p. m. each monUt, 7:30p.m. TISTCharles W. Simona,paatdlat building. District youth raJ. Weitneo<Jay, 7:30 p. m. Re~. Jay EDEN UNITED BIIE1liREN II< tor, Robert Richard- Sunday LANGSVILLE CHRISTIAN b' llrst ~ of each month. Stiles, pastor. PLUMBING AND HEATING · • La1111svllle Village. Rev. Robert CHRisT - Elden R. Blake, pas-' School SUpt. Sunday Chorch LET ART UNITED METRO. 992·2550 OW DEXTER CONGREGA· Eugene Muuer, pastor. Worstdp tor. Sunday School, 10 L m.; School, 9:15 L m.; ~ worDIST CHURCH - First and oec· Wimle Holoinger, sl¢ Monllng ship, 10:15 a. m. SUnday Bible Cld Sundays, preaching: t.t8p.m.; TlONAL CHURCH - Rev. Wll· service, 10:30 L m.; Glenna sermon, 11a. m.; Evening serv· study hour. 7:30 p.~ ~4:30 Tldrd and fourth Sundays, SUD- lard Dutcher, pastor. Mrs. Wor- Fetty, SundQ SchooiSt.~~t.Sunday lee Chrlatlan 'Eadeawr, 7:30 p. p.m., pme tiqle for JOUUlo weo. a, School, 10 L m., Worsbip ley Francis, SUnday Sehool Sq>t. School, 9:30 a. m.; Sunday eve- m., Mrs. Lyda Chevalier, pne.t- netday eveninl prayer service, • MJ'Yice at 11 a. m.; Tuesday Sulllay SC:hool, 9:45a.m. Church ning ~rvice, 7:30 p. m. Mfd.. dent. Song wenlce and sermon. 7:30 p. m. Bakers of Holaum Bread • ....._. at 8 p. ui., Prayer am senices first and third Sunday 1'eek service, Wednesday, 7:30 Middlopo<t, Ohio .8:20. Mid-Week pr., .. · meeting CHRISTIAN SCIENCE services following Sunday School second · ,. m. Bible Study. Wednesday, 7:30 P· m., Mra. at 315 Mala SL, ~ Pleeoom, BIJTLAND CHURCH OF THE and fourth sa.turda>' eveninga, BETHLEHEM. BAPTIST Mazie Holzlager, cl_as~ ~r. · SWidays, 11 L m.; WedDeadQs, · 8 p.m. church services. NAZARENE - Rev. Uoyd D. BmLE BAPTISI' TEMPLE, 7:30 p, m. An welemne. POMEROY rmSI' BAPTIST- Great Bead, CharlesNIM'rls,pa,_ Grimm, Jr., pastor. Sunday Yow Church Nooda Your tor, Worsblp service, 9:30 L m.; MinersvWo. Rev. Arthur N. MaxSACRED HEART - Stmi!ay Kuhn, pastor. George Robert School, 9:30 L m.; Morning wor· Locuat & BHch 1 welj, pastor. &mday, 10 Lm., manes, 8 arx110 a.m. Hob' c~ ohlp, 10:30 a. m.; Young people' o !idruter, Sunday 1chool sopt. &on. ~ Scitool, 0:30 a.~ 1 MORNING STAR U N T ED the church In Bible BluelY: II a. Ceasloos pre<edl!lll each maaa, eenle.e. 6:45 p. m. t Evugelistic clay school, 9:30 a.m.; morning _ ME1li0DIST CHURCH - Rev. worship, 10:30 a.m.; BYF, 6 p. a.-ncea, 7:30 p. m. Wednesda)' WUllam Airaon, paltorj RoJ Van m., the church in WOrlhip; Tues.. . FREEDOM GOSPEL MISSION m. Bible otu<ll'. Wedaesday, 7 Meter, oupt.; &mdiiY School, 9,15 clay, the cburch In vialtatlon and _Bald Knobs. ljev. 1.. R. Glue.. •vlallw service, 7:30 p. m. tll'UTED FAl1ll CHURCH P,m.; choir practice, Wedlle&- a.m.; Momlng -•hlP 10:15 L evaagellam: Thorotlay, 7 p.m., encaJq>, pastor. Ropr WUfred, m.; Youth Fellowahlp and Bible . junior choir prectlce; 7:30p.m. Sr., Sunday School S..,L &md&Y, - Houe selllement. Sunday clay, 8:30 p.m. MT UNION Baptist- rtev. CO. st.cly Tburoday • 8 p.m. Fred E. the church In Bible BluelY a .n d Scbool at 9:30 L m. SUnday eveSQpe-at Roy Johnprayer; 7:30 p.m., juniors In n1- worship at 7:30 p. m. PrUIOit. Youth meeting, 6:30, SIJ&o ·en Q.x, pastor. SuDlay School Smlth, layleader. Blbl ~ ..... and · supefintedent, Earl starkeJ, SUDMiDDLEPORT HEATH UNIT• e--.. prayer. er meetiDg, Tueoday, 7:30 p, m. tiQ. day School, 9:45 L m.; SWiday ED METHODIST - Rev. Max E. POMEROY u\WER . I..IGHT Ernest Deeter• o:lal! leader. ~evening wonhip, 7:30; Wednea- Donsboe, mlnloter; Eric Cham. CIIVRCH - HarriooiiVWe Road. Youlh Meeting Wednesday, 7:30 dOy praier and Bible al1ody, 7:au beto, Sunday school III)Jirlntell. Rev. Roy Taylor, pastor; wn. p. m., Ernest Deeter !Mar.~ p.m. denl Chorch ochool, 9:30 a.m.; ' )lam Reeves, Sunday School Sow!. MT- HE.RMON UNITI'D SYRACUSE FIRST UNITED morning worohlp, 10:30 a.m.; Sunday School, 9:30 L m.; Wor- BRETHREN IN CHRIST - Rev. PRESBYTERIAN - Rev. Linson youth meeting, 7 p.m.; Choir re. ship oervlco, 10:30 a. m.; Eve- MeRZel smith, pastor. Sunday _..,a, Vashti Grimm of Letart Stebbins, paator, Sulldl.)l School, hearsal, Wednesday 7 to 7:110 p. aiDg worohlp, ~:38 p. m.; Prayer Scbool, 9:30 L m.; Ruooell ~a­ Tako Soaooono To Church With You FaDo Yiolted Mrs. Frankie Nelg· ·9:30 a. m.; Worship service, 1()... m., Mra. E. Robert Hlmm, dl-. aDd praise senlce. 'lbur~My" eer, 1\t)t..; Alfred Wolte, aaslato. Thia rector. _ _ 7:30 p. m. ut. MorniDa sermon, 11 L m., :30 L m.; Bible study andprayer lor and Mro. Joole Roush, recentBETHANY UNITED ME1ll0. e11lllkl!lsermoa,7:30p,m.,alterservice, Wednesday, 7:30 p.m. ly, DIST Paul A. Sellers, paotor; RACINE • LET AR't CHARGE, l1llliiiS eoch Sunday. Claot meeto' Mro. Lavinia Simpson lens.... EAST LETART FALLS UNIT· Blythe Theiss, Sunday School WESLEYAN IJNlTED ME1ll0. 11111 11 a. m. allernatiiiK .SUndar tiJ for two weeks vi&it in eo. ED ME1liODIST CHURCH - W. SICit.. Worship service, 9:30a.m. DIST CHURCH Racine, W. mornl.rwa. Davtd Holter, clasa lumbuo with Mrs. Marian KolghtDale McClurg, pastor. Wors~ second amfOID'thSunday;evelling Dale !o!cClurg, peotor... Sunday 1-r. Chrlaliiii,Ji:-'101', 7:30 IIIP and Alicia. She was aecom- service, secoliJ ani fourth Sunpuiod by Stove Simpson who day& of each month at 9 a. m.; worslllll, 8 p. m. first Sunday. School, 9:30a.m.; Wonbquen· . P m. evecy other SUndQ" eve-THE RUTLAND COI\IMIJNITY ice, 10:30 L m.; UMYF, 7 p, m. . ..i.,g, J-ta sqencer, preeldo!L apem the dtQo. SUIIday School, first a ad third Sw>- CHURCH - Rev. Amoo Ttllla, each SUnday; senior ChoLr prac- Prayer meell~t~, 7:80 p.m. every llr. and Mro. Bill Smith am days of each moti;h at 9 a. m.; pastor. Sunday &hool, 9:30a.m.; tlco, Thursday, 7•30 P· m.; serv- WednoiiCiaY."Iloord maetiiiK,. 7:30 Jeff of Dayton were recent vi .. second am lourthSundaysofeach MaiiiiY of eacll p, m. 'llrat MaiiiiY o( - . ttors of' her mother, Mrs. Har- month at 10 a. m.: Bible studv. Lee Burnem, ol¢ WIM'Ahll!"'"" Ice Golld, fourlb 30 7 Ice, 11 a. m. Wedne!Miay prayer month at • P· m,; llaP.PY Hueto POMEROY TRINITY UNITED 'tf Hayman. Wednesday, 8 p.m.; WSCS~ ftrst meet!Dg, 7:30 p. m. Sunday nl&hl len Sunday School Clau meet- CHVRCII OF CHRIST - Rev. W. Jolm Dean Foster of Culumbus Tuesday or each month at 7:30 worihlp, 7:iiQ. · !Dg, tciurlh Friday ot eacb mooth H. , lerrtn, pii1Jir, Plirick D.' openl tea dtQ-o with hh srandparp. m. at 6 P· m.; WSCS, oec<llld F'rlday .:.. ~~- Sclioal 9•15 oata, llr. and Mrs. Albert Hill LONG BOTTOM CHRISTIAN of each month at 7:30 p. m. • 0!· w-, ol¢ · ' ' APPLE GROVE UNITED lira. Don Nease returned heme CHURCH Mr. Corl Turley, ficlal J!cm'd, aecoad M~ of L Ill.; Wora)llp, 10::150. m. y~ METHODIST CHURCH - W, Dale ; tr... Columbuoall8r speadlllllten McClurg, pastor. Worshlp serv- mlnlater. Mornlrw each at 7:30 p. "". . · t!Qo with Mr. and Mrs, Davtd ice, first am third Sundays ot 1• m. ~ SChool 9•30 L m. THE RUTLAND ME1li0D~· tor. SODIIir choir rel!earlll; 7:80 H•ae. .,_ • __, • · u. p 1 each rnMh at 8 p. m.; Sunday Hermen Schul, Sow!. CIIURCH - ""'' C. J, .....,. , p. m. Thur~, -a. a u Mr. alii Mro. Bea Philson and School, every Sunday at 9:30 L LETART FALLS UNITED peator, CIR!rch School, 9:30.. 'ielae, dlre~; ':. Thorsday, .~ , Mra. Mlm Lewis spent a week m.; WSCS, oecont Tueoday of METHODIST CHURCH- W. Dale m.; Worobli! aervice, 10:30 ....... ' ~. Buoy -- · tpillllllil party ln. aC V,rUe Beach, S. C. eacll morch at 7:30 p, m.~ Bible McCI111'8, pastor. Worohlp aerv· ZlOII CIJVRCH OF CHRIST ehun:b aoctal . • , Marie Michael am Mrs. Ray- St\ldll, Wednesday, 8 p. m, Ice, firot am third Sunda,yo, 9:30 Pllliltlroy • !iatrtooinme ·. Road. . OF - - Gnoly accompenlecl Mr. and L m.; oecond aadtourthStmdayo, Jolin Wlbaior, pastor; Jla1 LltoMho Jolm B. Stroog, Robyn and 8 p. m.; Sunday School, firaf.aad ., .. ·' · : · ' · ·· · · , · • l¥oodaflelcl with Mr. and ..... ~ of Charleoton, and vial"' Brian Simp100 •Ill children. third Slrldaya, -10:15 a.m.; Meoil~ well< of AuguaU7wlthMr. Mr. Kenneth swart or Akroa arf Mra. Jlirry Lemaster alii spent a week with his mother, on\ m.; am Biblefourth Study, Wedaea,, Sundays, 9:30' a.8.. , · at llurgetlotowll, PL, and Mrs. James SWart. p. m.; wscs, llrit Friday o( ~ .. alii Mro. Paul Jellen at Mr. and Mra. Philip Roberto of eecn moolh, 7:30 p. m.; Olllclol · Hlk'lb Olmltod, Ohio. lito. MarpretHoudaaheltaad Galllpolla ·were euesto of hla board, ....... Tueoday ot lllle Smith violted ,...raJ · mother, Mrs. Fnnc.. Roberta. mooth at 7:30 p. 111. .. In -With the ,smith' I A orosi betweOII a male · _.__and flmily. India'• populatloll li9D and a female • ~ • and Mrs. Cheoter Slmpsoo mg at tbe rate of 2.2 per cent knoWn aa a Uaer. · Mornlll tano after a vialt in each year. . 0 •• FrldiJ, . ' for Churche.,.; .. PI-· "I !I .-.. • • • - • .•...., ·• RACINE FUL-YALU IARUT TINY1 FOOIUII ' 'PIIIY . OHIO VALLEY , Raeine Social Events m~ ·,~~~~~~~~~~ laflJY uarow- Six Lettermen Return ·at South~~.;,~~ ~'·"!!'. ' ~: :':"'~"=''.U::,'!·. CO.· . ' ••er.o · .' • oer~ces10:30 . UNit, smaHESTitiiS I foat¥,rea. A total purae of $&,1100 hu been' pOOiaa tor this Clllllpetltloo '""~ Each feature wiD be Inverted with thl cara always 8lllpr 1D the raer. ~~ wiD betJlA at 7 p.ni, with 1111 IIHI ·(I( tour feature• - . . at 8:30p.m. Late~ are-etedtrom a tour ~ area 1D compete in thla larp ov011t, Eatrleo \ '. . bave .-ved from Bold. ~tloaal Raeeway Park, at teaturtna four 30. - iap events tor more, lid., Pittlllluraft, Pa., 0111, ,W1 Va., will present ooe of lllpOr late modele, grond . - Cleveland and Loulovllle, K,y, thl ,! .>pat open competition and lportaman type ..... All or the re~ late model .., ihe east coaot Satur. &tporJ- ..... grand wiD driver• as· weU u the new endaJ llillrt wltil tile Eaotern StaiN ron twin 30 • lap featureo and tries are - - to make up Al(lhall Track Champloasblpo o)IOI'Iamen wiD non twin 30 • lap a larp field of over tO late mod- 1- . ~Saturday ela Salbrday nlat>l Each ouper late model feature will pay $500 to the wlmer, lpOI'Urnen wtU lhoot for a $300 ,wtn payotr In each feature wltilllle toW purae or more tbll!l $&,000 pooled. Pre - qualifying will determine llle pooltloo a driver will start In the llrst feature with an other fealureo inverted to the flnlah of 1 driver In the ftrat ooe. Faoter can wiU alwaya start in the rear. Local s)JOI'Iamall drivers will be able 14 compete In all (oor events. Admissions are $4adulta and •1 tor chlldrea. Rain date Ia &mciay Aua. 31. Favor Bisons over Falcons .' • ~N Wsbama'o White · In the ltatO," .._rkec~BarOO!Ie •·at.- are e>IIOCted to be In &I he glauc~ owr a .r•ter ll.Jt ·lili role of the onderdoJ wben following 0: praotlae oeulonlhlo \hoy open their 1969 ~ week. .. . , ....., Saturday nll(ht at Jlech. The r.Jcoa'o': G!IIy player who tel F1aJc1 aplnot an e~erlonced ltlpo tho acale1 with real aulhurl· lluftalo elaven. · lOr Ia 190 ,PW!IIer MSka Burna. Thouafi the ciddo are balleVed Burns, hoWever, ...rrerfc;ladlel~ to ba a&ahwt Coach Gl'ON Bar- cated ahoulcter. duri..-IWOo4Miay • • • local crtw, the FalcOn pracUce setalona andwlUbaabl.e mentor io etlU,hoporuJ h11 elev- to see onl.,-limtted detenal¥t ac·•• !*a poll off. victory, . lion qainat the BloclnL "If the boy1 ,.PirUa Ire otn~~~a: recuJars' beck from .......,, and \hay ao out there la~t ..... ~ J1811oro Ronl,y .b~ to open 111 wltil a wtn. 1 Smith and Eric Morrlo alii oen. they ... llllpfioe ...... Dl,elde Ord, SloveHOloteed · """' alii do It, • said Barnelle. I !! . ~k of WeJaht Ia. the chle( problem that ~ce1 waham'a In Ill • to ramo ochedulo this , _ lleturnl• alii Gary Clark.MlkeMlller,whc wW also start on otfense against BuUalo, Is the ooly other letterman reiurnlnl tOr the 1969 aeaoon. Wahama,- with a total of31 boys on ita roster, has tlve sen.. lora, 13 juniors, seven sqthomores ond six fresltmen. Coach Don Jennings' Bisons, meanwhUe, reJ)OI't.edbr ·have sev· oral veteraao back rr'"" a teem that ftnlshed laot oeason with a 7-2-1overan olate. The sfartl"i ollenslve n...., for WHS Ia. 8l()leded to be Rand¥ .... Smith, '-1 junior, 180 lbo., left ~lXI; Mike Miller, 5--11 senicr, 155 lbs., left tackle; Ni<:ky Bar· ton, !HI Junior, 141 lbs., Jell euard; Richard Ke.a, :i-7 junior, 180 lbs., center; Dickle Ont, :Ml seaior ~ 136 lbs., right guard; Steve Halatead, 6-1 aerdor, 160 lbs., rilbt end; Timmy Howard, 5-11 Junior, quarterback; Eric Morrla, 5-9 Junior, 145 lba., left haltback; Gary Clark, 5-10 11e~ lor, 150 lbs., rlsht halfback alii Dorsel Adkins, S..9 junior. 154 lbo., lullbeck. Boyo e>pected to eltl:er sfart, or aee a great deal of action on dele111e include Chester arll Cur. tis ll<>ush, Rollble Lambert, Keith Sayre and Donald Macker. Game Pride in . "We prdlably h&ve tho omall· 111 llzed Claoa ~-f®hll teani Cup Race U,ad · -UIEIIT ' C~ · QVaiiJ.y.'& Sorvico MONUMENTS MARKERS 99M3) • . " NA1'10NAL LEAGUE AMERICAN LEAGUE Eaot East W. I. Pc~ GB W. 1. PeL GB Chi- .... 79 52 .603 Boltjmore., .'l 89 41 .66& New York·... Tt 52 .587 2'12 DetrOit. .....•74 54 .578 14 st. Louis .... 71 59 .546 7% Booton ...... 69 59 .539 19 Plttoburat> •• 68 59 .535 9 Wash!Dgton ... 66 64 .508 23 PlilladeJ&jhJa .. 52 75 .409 25 NowYork .... 63 65 .m ~ Montreal •••• to 91 .305 39 Clevelaad., ; , 54 76 .415 35 Weal West W. I. Pet GB .W. L, Pel GB Sao Fraa .... 72 57 .558 Mlmeoote .. ., 77 51 .602 • • • • • 73 59 ,553 lj, Oakland ..... 73 54 ,575 :w, ••• 611 67 .548 11h Collfornla ••• 53 71 .427 22 .. 611;'58 ,543 2 , ...: . ~• ;<:!~· ; . 51-16 .402 25'12 .. .. 68 '61 .527 4 s,&tlle .. ; ... 49' 18 ,386 27'h .... 37' 92 .281 35 Chi- ..... 49 78 .386 2'1'h _ Beaulta Thursday's Resulfa Cincinnati 1 Booton 9 Kail City 6 sen 4 Phlla 3 Baltf Seallle 3, lllms. Allaata 8 Plttabursh 2 Detroit 5 Oaklaad 3, 13 IMe. St. Louis 2 Houston 1, 10 hUll. Ouly 1111110a acheduled MoolreaJ 8 Loo Angelo1 5 Today's Probable Pitchers Todl,y'o .Prclbable Pltchen · (An Tlmeo EDT) (An Tlmea EDT) llol!ton <Lerlborr 7·7> at MlnChlcqo CHand• 13·11) at At- neoota (llaU 6-4),, 9 p. m. Ialita OO..,pao· '-1Q) 8 p. m. Clevelaad (Tiint9-16latChlca· St. Loola (Taylor 11-1) at Cl"' 10 Qlorlen 9-14), 8:30 p. m. clnaatl CMo1oo>ay 6-4), 8 p, m. Seatlle ·(Patlln 7-11) at Detroit P~ <Moose 8-2) at Hous (McLain 21J.6), 9 p. m. ton (Ray 7.:1), 11J0 P. m. California (McGlothlin M2) Mootreal (W(pner f..10)atSah alii Kealey 1~) at Boltlmore Dleao CSIJtorlni 5-12), 11 p.m. 17-t and Phoebus IZ. PJIIIadelPhia (f'eyman lo.tO)at 5), 2, 5:30 p. m. Loa; AIWelos ~ 15-12), .11 oaklaal CNaah · S-7) at wunm. lagton OlaJUU 4-$) 7:30 p. m. .NOll' York (Gentry 9-10) at sea Kailoao City (Nelooa M2) at Fnl1<1ooo ~lchall.U), 11 p. Now York CllownbW H), 8 p. m. Satun~Qts Gamea · Saturday'• Cameo Boital'ol Mhllaoota St. Louis at Clnclrmotl, lllal>t Cleve at Chl<i&O. twl Chi- at Atlaaia seattle at Ditl'Oit Ptttabi.rih at ilouatoa Col!f ,ol Boll, niat>t MOI\tft"aa 'at ~ Dla(IO, idl(ht ' Oakland ol Waoblagton Phl1a Loo AiPitt. Kan City at Now YCI'k, nl&hl New York at SID Frinelaco. 1\fcNaib' at llllbt ·" I >t· • cludesalow netthatteaellesline- lor 'lettennan lkeSpOncer~1 '-· men atld nmnert to ata)' and hit :Junior Gerald ·- c k and . .~ lb. ~q~hmtiM'e Chuck Y • ~ ' . The roater lncludea 7 senlll"', klea, 1601b. ~IO(terlllan 4 juniors, 5 sophomore•. am 6 5mlth, 160 IIi; ' J1811or Wood"'IW The Tornadoea, who have been trelhmen.. 1bl t.ckll are 140 lb. WUoon. %2!Jib. frealman lloqnla ustng the sqle wtrw oftente, aophomore.steve Jenkins, 160Jb. HID, 205 lb. oenlor latlormu will be out to improvelaat)'ear'a IOIIMmore NeD Baker, 1351b. Randy IIGberta, and 160 lb. rreonslate of 2 wins apinst 7 losses. aenlor letterman Ron Wagner, man Paul Justiee; guards, UsUL They will play In the 11x-.n 120 lb. freohman Jefl HUI, 1151b. sento.l- letterman Gill')' Eynonand Southern V!llley Athletic Confer- freshman Rod Holman, 130 ·lb. 140 lb. ~q~homore Dave Crow, eace (SVAC). junior Pat Hill, 200 lb. senior arxt centers, 115 lb. jwdor J o e Southern has been drUUqr letterman Bill Hoback, U; lb. Hendrlcko om 160 lb. aophOIIlcn oplrl~ twice • a - day with the players freshman Jay HW alii 130 lb. John Grueser. Asbley'a entire coachlrw statr hustling through the techniques freshman Mike Nease. The nine ·pme schedule fCJr ls made up oC ex·YeUow Jackets set up by their coaches that"lnLinemen are, ends,1601b. sen.- Southern ls september 5, Nor1h Gallia, aw111; September 13, MWer, awa,y; s.vtember 19, KJpr Creek, home; September 28, at Southwestern;. October 3, at -F• eral - Hockirw; Oetvber 10, Hannan Tnce, home; Qdober 17, at Glouater; October 24, Alexander, away, ani the seaton tbal, November 1, Eastern, at home. from Middleport Jn Buddy Moore, John Blake and Bruce Wallace, who later went on to 1tar at Mar· shall Universi"Qo. 1. BY KEITH WISECUP Veteran Southern Local Head F - 1 Coach Bob Ashley lo tac11111 1 proapect thla grid OO!lson few coachea - ifany- could reilib, with only six lettermen back from a SHO club last ,year and 22 boys workl1111 In pado. But il Ashley is coeehlng true to form again this year, the Tor· Mdoea will make ll) for lack of •ize •• quantity with pWn ole' determination. desire and team ""'· Big Blacks Open Season At Oakes Field Saturday II)' After ROB SILER a month ot rumlng, bulidlng witil a 9-19.2 overall With more deptll on defense than record. he has on offensive line, the choice won•t be easy lor the coaching lllaft'. With experience, depth and .... uaual strength the BJg Blacks could, with a lot ol work, go ""' defeated thio season and re(8n as the rumber one football team In West Virginia AAA dlvlalon. Looking over the Big Blacks' sch.Wie It lo hard to lind a team that can otop them. acraping, scratching and knockIng heeds, the real test has arrived. Saturday nl(!ht at 7 :30 Coach Dick Ware's Big macks will meet SOuth Charleston's mack Eagles at Oekes Field in South Charleston. With 18 returning lettermen and a host of other talented reserves, the ba.rditosed Knights ot Ware's appear to be one of Point Pleasant's toughest and most According to Ware. his oftenolve line weighs In at only m lbs. but it must be realized that Ware's estimatea are notoriously 1; lbs. If not more, oil ol the acluel welsht. Thla III>J)atently Ia done to mislead bla opponents. Mter watching the Blacko at wvrk it would seem aafe to estimate the offensive line averaging right around 200, Thursday Coach Ware had not decided on a definite starting power(Ui ball clubs. lineup. However, observation of Ware, veteran ot one state drllls suggests a probable of. championship and ~eral near· fenstve lineup as follows: misses, reels his boys are ready In the backfield It could be lor the Black Eagles but he is DWIQ'Ile Greer or Roger Rouab CIJick to add that he baa not seen at quarterback, Randy Northup South Charleston in action and at ruUback, Greg Ciayton at left knows nothing more about them hallba.ck and Mike sterns running tllan the fact that they have nine from right halfback . returning lettermen. With the lack of a thorough scouting reNow for the hard part, the ofport, the Point Pleasant coach fensive line, Ware's depth Ia two will have to play it by ear. or three deep at every position "We'll start with a basic run- and the boys in the line are usuning game to find their weak ally close to equal In ablilty. The spots, then we'H see It we can task of picking a starter at guard use them to our advantage." or end is impossible but here is Ware said, the rest of the line that is ex .. Coach mil Young guided his pected to start: Black Eagles to a 3..7 record At center, Rick Roberta seems last year and has had two of his the likely candidate; and the only best players quit Urls year. other position that was possible to Coach Ware's record last sea. pick was tackle and Rob Painter son, 6-3-1, would seem to give and Ken Moore would seem to be the Blacks the edge over South necessities • Charleston. In the three seaaons As tor thedefenae, Ware seems that Ware has been at Poiat likely to run the malorlty or his Pleasant he has shown signs of of!easlve big boys both wayo . COLUMBUS (VP0 - Game Pride, under the reins or veteran driver Wayne T. (Curley) Smart, Delaware, Won the Governor's Cup Trot for three.year· olds as the four~ Ohlo State Fair harness racing came to an ead Thursday, Smart, 64, guided Game Pride to a win in the secorxl heat arM! in the raceoff heat in the third run. The winner covered the o\lal ln 2:0e in the raceolt. " The rastest time of thedaywas in the first elimirationwhenAbe, guided by ownerJimmyEdwanl,o, Sonbury, ran 2:05 4-5 !or his 14th win of the season. Smart, track sq>erintendent OXFORD, Ohio (UP0 - Ml· for the Lillie Bro•ra Jug Pacing Classlt at the Delaware County ami University began r - n Falrgrowx'ls Sept. 18, scoreddou. practice on a sour note Thurs-b1e wins In the two heats of the . $1,500 Overnl(!ht Trot lor ""ner INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE Frank Oren, Wllmlngten. By United Press lnteroational W, I. Pet GB Loolsvllle. , • 76 60 ,5;9 Tidewater ••. 73 58 .557 'h Columbus .... 72 64 .529 4 Syracoae •••• 71 6.1 .522 5 Rochester .... 69 67 .507 7 . .. Toledo • , .... 6.1 80 •481 10ih HASTINGS, Neb. ,uPJ) - CiJ>. Butralo •••.• 57 75 . 432 17 <lmatl Budde will play Towson, Md., in the secom round of the Richmond ..• ;; 69 ,510 10 Thursday's Results American Lqton World Series Louisville 7 Tidewater 5 tonicht all8r both teams ocoral Rochester 11 Columbus 1 Oral-round wins. Clnclllllall e~laded for four Syracuse 12 Toledo 7 runo In tile oecond lnniJV to whip Bllflalo 5 Richmond 3, Is~ 7 Inn, Haupluck, Conn., 7-3, whUe Bullalo 8 Richmontl 4, 2M, 1 inn. T'"'IOD nipped Fargo, N. D., ~ Thuroday. Bill Rolhan tolled a four-ltltter and struck out four as he paced the Ohio teem to Ito 38th win aplaot 10 losaeo. CIDctlatl (101 two lnauraace r1111 In the 'aevenlh .alii added a float ron In the elihL day when first string quarterback Kent ThOIItjlaon fractured his right haOO in two places. Team orftcials said 'lbmq)aon whose hand would be In a cast tor ten daya, would be out for an i • definite period, They said his ru. ture status with the team would be determined when the cast was removed. Thompson, second stringquar. terback on the AlJ.. MicJ-American Conference team last seaaon, set a total offense record for the school when he gained 1,545 yards. He completed 76 of 159 passes Cor 970 yards aOO six Budde Draws Towson Tonight touchdowns. He gained 575 yardsin146carrles and scored ten touchdOl'ma on the grounl. Thompson led the team In scori'V with 62 points. FDR !NTIR! FAMIL\' . THE SHOE 10" R SIIOIE$ Alii! . sr:~~~:;~P~RIC!D ~TI:m:e~m:ll::te:n~·...............~::: D. NEW INIIALLAIIONI ALL Warm Air Furnaces or Gas Fired Your Miami Loses Top Caller PAiall IHOIS HAM! Compactly designed to save you space and money. Temperature control is automatic-set the thermostat ami forget it. Gives you maximum heat at minimum cost-no expensive overheating. Especially suitable for basement installation. NG&HEA EDWARD BAER 2n E. SECOND Ad fiOMERO't' ira/ PORTABLE COLOR TV FOR 1970 Towson got two runs in the third aDil two miM'O In the flflh to. Ill.., Ruoa Mlller the win. . ' EN PAR·K'S DAY' CELEBRAnON 7WO BIG' DAYS! SUNDAY 111~ MONDAY I~ PERSON ,, ' -< ,ALL 'JACkSO.N. ' . ' ' . ' '• ' . '• ' : ~ ' .. '· IOVALLEY Modd 2TJ41C THE WESTLAKE/Mode-l 2T341C''Wilfm" and "di stinctive" are two words that desc ribe rhi s qoali•v porta· ble. The Walnut grillin finish on metal ~ makes th;s Gillbinet ~ real showpiece. Features include optional Sonar Reo Model 2Th•nc,. i Fme Con-.;. '. �,. ' ' 196• Sentlnol, Pcrneroy-Mldlllepor4 0., Frldo,y, Auguot 29. The Dallv 6 - Gotta Be Better-- Hayes COLUMBUS, Ohio (UPn - undergoing back and flhooldor 'Woody Hayes will ahva,ys re- surgery, Last season he missed member that wonderful )'ear one run game and parts o( four 1968, but he's not about to sit others because rJ: assorted ln.. back and bask in past accom- juries. •"J'he (lett) shoulder ls , compHahments. We have onl,y one probler~ .• Hayes says. '•We have to be a heUuva lot better than we were 11 ing along rea1 well, .. Kern says. rve been doing everything the doctors prescribe. They didn't last year or we'll be a lot give me any limitations."' I& Kern inJury prone? worse. You never, never stand ••It's just a coincidence.• Alstill. Things do change." ter m,y back operation last sum"We can't go back to the mer I didn't work out. I didn't Rose Bowl, but we have :\ few other incentives," he said with lift weights, I didn't nm, I had no physical contact until tlle a twinkle In l>is eye. SMU game. I didn't have time Those incentives would be to get in shape."' retaining the Ri g Ten and nalie's only tlve pounds over his tional r.hampionships, and doing what oo other Ohio State foot- top playing wei.ght ol 185- and ball team has e\·er done - post rarin' to go. The Buckeye starting lineup consecutive unbeaten St>asons. shapes up this way: Big 10 Tougher ·" I • Hayes knows the Big Ten will be tougher this season. "OJr job is cut out for us in our first two conference games. Michigan State has its best team in years. In its last two games, Minnesota was tougher than hell . They' re already call~ lng their backs the scourge of the Midwest," he explains. Rex Kern, the Buckeyes' AU American quarterback can~ 11date, knows there will be more pressure on himself and his teammates "but I try to forget about that. Pm just starting out to play the type ol football I know hOW. uwe can have a good season if we keep our feet on the ground and none of us get bigheaded." What about another unbeaten and untied season? "We'd like to repeat, tllat• s our goal," the fiery redhead - IIOJ'S. Start Practice The Buckeyes have 30 days to prepare for their Sept. 27th opener against invading Texas Christian. PracUce began today tor the 1quad of 80, including 39 reb.lrning lettermen. Of the 39, 18 were starters. Despite the awesome array of talent, the Buckeyes face sev~ eral problems. They lost All American . offensive tackles Dave Foley and Rufus Mayes, center John Muhlback and linebacker Mark Stier. ~ To fill the gapl!l, Hayes shifted t:Kuards PhU. Strickland and f8rlan DonDVan to linebacker and center, respecd\•ely. Chuck Hutchison and Dave Cheney, who played just 84 minutes in 1968, aren't as big as Mayes and Foley, a devas- tating pair o! 25() pounders, Hayes reels ..they'll get the but job dono. Q.lestion on Defense Then there's the status ol defensive tackles Bill Urbanik aDd Brad Nielsen. ••Nielsen has a real bad knee. Urbanik has a bmn Bhould~r, has for some time. rm worried," Hayes ad- mits. Kern the Buckeyes' brilliant lisnal • caller, sat out spring J)l'actices in 1968 and this year Offensive Lineup OCfoose - Bruce Jankowski and Jan White, end; Alan Jack and Tom Backhus, guard; Don- ~an. center; HUt~aon. and Chene.Y, tackle; Ked, quarter. back; Larry Zelina, 'W~nP~Ck; eeason are: Kern, who ~ and possed for 1,5()6 1Ull' and 15 toucttdowns; Otis, who set a olngle • • ....., rushing (985 yards) ancl scoring record1 ( 17 touehdowna, 102 pointS); Tatum, one or the nation•s top defen- Dave l!r1ll1lll1'd or Leo Hayden, left halfback; Jim Otis or Jolm Brockington, rullback. Defense - Dave Whitefield and Mark Debeck, end; Paul sive backs; Adams and Stlll .. Schmidlin, Bill Urbanik or Brad wagon. Nielsen, tacklej Jim Stlllwagm, The offense, a combination or middle guard; strickland. Jaek Tatnm, Doug Adams or Mlke Ha.rea' old tamillar tlsht .. T Radtke, linebacker, Ted Pro- and J..formatlon amassed 4,440 vost. Tim Anderson, Mle Pol- total yards and 328 _polnta In aski or Mike Senalblugh, 1968. II COil otrlke by land (3,018) and thrOOIIb the air halfback. Then there's a bumper crop o! sophomore headed Ill' quart.. erback - linebacker Don Lamka, linebacker - kicker Stan Wblte, running back TOm Campana, tight end Jimmie Lee llarrio, cenrer Tom DeLeone, tight end Dick Wakefield and defenllive (1,384). 1be defense recovered 26 tumbles, intercepted 25 passes and limited 10 opponents ID 15 points a game. And wiU. both wdto almost intact, the Buckeyes could be- end Ken Luttner. come tlle ftrst team since Oldaboma In 1955 and 1956 lo win Serious contenders for All .. American consideration this back-to-back national lhip&. champion~ Willie the Father Likes Willie's Fielding Best "People stop me and say, •Hey, NE W YORK (UPI) - Willie Mays, 38, is roming back again Willie, will you sign this?" he laughs. "I tell them 'I'm notWUnext ~· ear. There never was any doubt in lie, I'm the father,' ard they say his mind, only in the minds of they want ms autograph anyway. That makes me Ceel good!' some others. Willie ~s 1 father has l\rigllt Willie Mays has discovered a tew new aches he never had be- to feel good, Few other persons fore, he doesn't pull that good ever made more people happy fast ball or hit it out of the park than his son has in a remarkable like he once did, and he can use 18-year career. Willie's lather an occasional day off, but he still remembers how it aU started. "When he was two years old, outperforms nine out ortenothers and can'[ uOOerstand wlcy some I bought him a rubberball,"II&YS people are looki~ to rush him In- the elder Mays. "I'd roll it to him. Then when I'd stop, he'd to retirement. Nobody has to tell Willie Mays cry for it. Not many people know he doesn't get the same jwnp on it, but Wlllie was a better rootthe ball he did 10 years ago. He Ball pla)'er than a baseball playknows that. Nobody has to tell him er as a boy. I think his going into his arm isn't what it used to be baseball instead of football was my decision. I always liked baseeither. He knows that, too. But there's at least one man ball best. l felt it was such a clean who says WilJie is the same now game, Besides, I didn't warrt him he was 20 years ago. hurting his knees.'' "To me," this man says, 11 he While Willle grew up near Birhasn't chafl6-ed at all. He"s about mingham, his lather worked in a the same todas as he was when he steel mUl. was 10 years old. He gOOs to "1 11sed to tell him all the ~Jeep ·early; he reads funny books; time~ 'don•i · go into the steel he doesn't drink, he doesn't mills,' recalls Willie's Cather. smoke and he doesn't bother with "He wenl Lo high schoo1 ard as any bad company." soon as he finished, the Giants The man who says all t h i s signed him." about Willie Mays knows him Willie's papa is a hi: like Wilbetter than anyone else in t h e lie. Basically, he is a q11iet man, world. The man who says allthis not th.e least bit pushs or puffed about him is his father, also up beca11se of who his son is, named Willie Mays, also an ex- aOO wnen he smiles, which •is ceptionally fine centerfielder ln otten, )ou•d take an 011th that it's his day but never a professional Willie Mays, the son, and not performer. WilUe Mays, the father. The elder Mays, still In good The senior Mays' pride in his physical shape at 56, bears such a son is urunistakable, It becomes startling resemblance to his obvious in discussing the recent famous son that he frequently is selection ol Babe Ruth, Ty Cobb mistaken for him in and arOUJ'KI and Joe DiMaggio as baseball's Shea Stadium where he always greatest outfield or all time. comes out to see him play when Willie mad e the "secord the Giants are in town. team," sotospeak. Hewasplcked as one of three greatest living outfielders alorc with DiMaggio and Ted Williams. "I think Willie deserves to be up there with the greats," his rather says. "Some people say he now festured in . .. should've been in the all-time outfielct, but Joe DiMaggio has always been his Idol, and I think Wlllie would just as soon be second to Joe," Mays' father is aware his son is in the homestretch as (ar as his active caruer is concerned. He also knows how much baseball means to WUHe, "In a way," he says, thoughtfully, "I reel sorry for him, but the ttme has to come ror Willie as well as e\·erybody else. When the day comes that he can't play anymore, I'll feel very bad. I guess I'm just a fan like everyone else, and I'll hate to see that day. "~You know, some like Willie's hitting, but I like his fielding best of all. I enjoy seeing him glide around in the outfield." F1izabeth RolUns Dies on Thursday LETART, w,_va.- Mrs.~lz. abetb R. Rollina, 82, Letart, W. Va., died Thursday at Veterans Memorial Hospita1 in Pomeroy. g.e was born March 15, 1887 ln Mason Cotmtv, the daughter of the late l V. and Marietta Smith. Surviving are her husband, W. J. Rollins, two sons, Nathan of Genoa, Dl., and George or FJ.gin, Dl.; 1hree daughters, Mrs. Sybil Norris, Junction City, Ohio; Mrs. Kathryn Blessing and Mrs. Clara C&pehart, bo1h o( Letart; two brothers, Nathan Smith, Los Angeles. Calil., and aanley Smith al. Rockford, 01. i 10 grandchildren and six ~andchlldren. Funeral services will be held at the Guiding Star Church of which she was a member, with the Rev. Wilbur Baxter oflleiatlng. Burial wiU be in U.e Letart cemetery. Friends may call at the Fogle~Funeral Homeanytimeafter 3 p.m. Saturday. The body will be taken to the d!urefl lor services at 2 p.m. SundQ. "l News ... in Briefs .' •'. (Cootloood frODl Page I) the lett" in the keynote address of tbe Young Americana Cor Free. dom (Y AF) natlooal c.....,ntl.., Thursday nlgbt. A crowd of more than 1,500 YAFdelegates, members, and guests heard Buckley tell or the •• curious panuloxes and studeta rhetoric" of critics or conservatla,m and dieeuss the difference between tile . old and the new conservatism. David Keene, 24, the unopposed can-didate ror natior&l chairman of YAF, agreed with Buckley. ••the majority of students are just plain disgusted with what the students tor a Democratic Society are doUW." the University olWiiiCOnsin law student said e1rlier Thursday. A BRIGHT NEW IDEA IN PATIO COVERS! • featurina: translucent Rigki-VIny1 In comblnltfall with white baklkl ert~mel aluminum roof pentls. • extruded aluminum fascia with tts own c:oncellld dralnqe system and choice of trim colon. • wicM variety of post or column IUpporta. A llzt for Mteryntld. Meets riJjd butklin&axle requiNmtntl. NEW '/1/f/itl~ -VINYL AWNINGS ,, i ,. ' / )·· . ~' Jr : "'"'' the •wnln• thtl't wtlll"' Quiet In tile r•ln, . . . . , n. . . JN~intinJ or wp....... ljptwlll"ht )'.t t•lce tM ' ' tltk:U.. 01 illlllltfnut~t.,.. nte '" IIIH111Mhtcerd. • .. cOMblftltlolft wiU. .,..... Rftiii·'IIIIJL 1- :i, . ' ~). '. ' J~ ,,, .' -. r.,.. ' " ,.,.. , , ' '·; • ~ .. ~ ;~;I· ~ j .. . (Conti-~Pqel) ~~~;· I ~,~·.r"'r.'t . .. . • '"'"*• " n· '• · eanng· . : J...wr :5.. ; . .. .-Fall actlritleo to Include par· ,.. ,, llcll)odoo lnthoMelgo Councy hoi; · lday !lower ·show In Novsmber ·· alill . ~evtral rum raisirw:projecta .'•lr:e, di•CU!Ied lollowi~ a pte. ' nlc of the . Wlndb• Trail Garden Cl'iio ,at·llll a.1o River campolte .i "')I~ If!', •Ill Ml;o. O.rlos Hayes. :r.·J, •Dilil!ll t\10 mooting conducted - : ._, ¥rs. ~rtLowls,prooldelll, ,- :: ..11 wU natO.htat Mrs. Margarei ::;: ; ~lll-·~11 wiiiHrve •• otogi"W :· :· .._lrman'lor the holiday sh<M of · · ;: ' Meigs Coul\cy clubs scheduled for Salur<!lY!ollowlngThanksgiv. ,'· : , .11w: at the Pcmeroy Elem'entary - ; SchooL Genenl chairman or the sllciw lo Mrs. Reid young. Home alii Garden caleo!ars were diltrlbuted to tbe members alit arrangements were made to 1bovo ·tho. calenda~:_s for oele at the count,y lh<M. .Regiciral ard state awards r&. celved Ill' U.oclubworenoted,anl Mrs. WUtlam Jarrell was weJciiiiUld Into the membershljl. Dlopllyod at tho meeting were ; -: :the =r.; inlff: a public chicken barbecue sat.urday starting at 11 a. m. on the first place in the Registered Spotted Mare Dlvlsl011 with War lot next to 1he clcy buDding. Aey· one wantirw delivery of dlrmers can call 773-5571. Proceeds will be used for the fire truck. Malden. Arleen Brad!ord, UniOJ>o t<Mn, clalmod top prize In the Registerod !t>otted stallloo Dl· vision with Painted ChaUengor. 0. R. Gillllancl ani SOns, C... lina, took first with G-Lend'o Mr. G in the Ohio Hackney Ftr turlcy W<Bnll1111 SlaUion Class aOO RusseU Hull, Fremont, won the Ohio Hackney Futurity twt> year..old Mare Class with Yankee Doddle Dolly Doodle. Lookaways Dark Dream pw LEAPER HOSPITALIZED The Middleport Emergency Squad answered a call at 11:42 a. m. Thursday to the Wyatt..lhle Service station on Route 7 below Middleport where Chester Lea9er, Gallipolis, had beccme ill in his car. He was taken to the Holzer Medical center. Sprlnp. At this location there will be an l*rctwwo CGIIIIructad bretween State RouiA! 7 ani V. S. Route 33 ani OllOUI!b c0111truclion on V. S. Route 33.to iccommodale the lntercha1111e. Tho project Is oo the 1970 II• cal :rear of tho Highway Department program and Is eJII)ected to be offer!l(l l..- solo In the spring or early summer ol1970. •• t' ·-. , :;:. VETERANS MEMORIAL ::: HOSPITAl. :;: ADMI"11ED - ltlllton Balle,t;: Vlllton; Rcbart Henaloy, Lon It 11ot1mn. )• DISCHARGED - Jennlo lltll• ..U, VIctor Young m.~ Mentioned by the 1f0U9 w ere sevenl pt.. weU card..recelvod II)' Mrs. Robert Thonipoon during her recent ·hospltallz61lon. A thank you~ was read from Martla srlnl!erhof! !or the i:lub' a entrtes ' In the OAGC ltlde con-: test. . . Pl&ns lor the illpL 17 moeU>w at the hOme o! Mrs, Allard Pratt include a plant and euttlrw excha• The program will be entitled ""Growil'll Hou'ae Plantl" and wiD be pnoentad II)' Mrs. Walter Bentz. Jqe for·arrangements tobeonexhtbttwUlbeMrs. Leo Kellllod,y, Sr. · A rature tour was tal{en along the river bank. $15 Donated For Relief Mr. anti Thomas Darll and aon, Craig, and vanessa Pettit opent tho .weekend It Mount Vernon visiting Mr. and Mtl. R!cbard Wlor. Mr. anti Mro. L.arcy Hudnall have returned from a vacation tn An Ohio Association ot Garden Marl1'" Yitiltlng relatives. Clubs honorable· mention on the Larry Mlteh attended the Ohio 1967-68 yearbook has been reState Fair Tuoaday. ceived by the Rutland Friendly For '67-68 Mrs. Mn'on Miller remains a patient at Veteran• Memorfal Respltal. Mr1. Butch Grover and Todd Mr. " and Mrs. Bob Hoodashel~ Brent and Bryan, and Mr. anc:: Mrs. Bob Denoy, ToiJ¥, Mark, and Robin were In Glouster ~ clay to attoncl the Grover R.Unlon. lllram anti Dorothy Bolin o1 Urbana were recent visitors of Mr. anti Mrs, Bob Hoodashelt and 80fll. Announce Pie • The Sew·RIIe Sewi"W Cllll> has contributed $15 lo the Hurricane CamUia relief fund U.rough the · Melgo cooncy ChaPter of ADler· lean Red Crou. Meed,. W-lday night at the club house, a rummage sale was planaed lor Oct. 2, 3 and 4. Mrs, BID McDaniel preolded at tbt meeting when activities tor fall were outlined. Mrs, llayinonl Baity received her birthday gift and 'Mea. Don McKnl,lht r«eived an anniversaey gUt. Mro. McDaniel llhowed the comhiiBtion farewell 111111 blrthclay gill which will be pretented to Mn. Sherrie Johnson. wbo hu now movecl to Georgia. Mrs. Harold Hool and M r •· George Hotfman were ilamedhoatenes lor the nextmeettnz, Mrs. Andrew KUatut was a guest. ReCrelhments were served at the cORclusloo of the meeting by Mrs. ley, Mark Bailey. Beth ca • Janice C&llo, Joanlta Sporictfl It's time to 1 ~last crabgrass Spread CLOUT this . weekend' to make crabgrass curl and wither. A Larry Wehrung and Mrs, McllaJ>o lei. Allonllng beoldes those Datned were Mrs. Ronald Browning, Mrs. Marshall King, Mrs. Don Collins, Mrs. Edward Wells, Baking Winners Winners in the pie baking contest ol the All - Ohio Electric Bake. A- Rama staged this week at 1he Ohio State Fair havo been &Mounced by Miss Amagrace Torchlano, area home economlst lor the Ohio Power Co. Names state champion and receiving the $1,000 cash awl\rd was Mrs. Ruby Burnslde of Union I sader Ralph Nader issued a report blasting federal agencies for withholdi~ information Today this tongue.in<heck memo was clrculaU. among public affairs otticers of one government agency: "Subject: Withholding information fr<D the preu. ''1. In the past, the matter olwithhoklingintormatlon trom the press has heen handled tn a Jw,phazard manner. ·. ~NOIICE good grass. The time is right. So is the price. IT HAS COllE TO OUR 'AnENtiON THAT.THE PUBLIC IS USING THE HOWELL HILL C6METERY ROAD AS ADUMJ»IN~ GROUND, NOT 0~'­ LYON THE SIDE OF THE ROAD BUT IN THE MIDDLE OF T!tE ROAD.• THIS MUST BE STOPPED! ANYONE CAUGHUILL BE PROSECUTED' TO THE FULLEST EXTENT. Bunk lor September. A Dimity home at Beallsville, Md. alter visiting here with their son..Jn_ law and daughter, Dr. and Mrs. picnic was planned for Sept. 6 at 6 p. m. at the park on the New j SALISBURY TOW,SHIP TRUSTEES Your Garden.'' A demonstration and Blll stayed for the remainder ol the week. They are members d the All - Ohio Youth Choir. Labor Day Mr. and Mrs. Robert Beegle will go to Columbus Cor the parents' concert and return ' .. Three Graduating ' REGGIE MONTGOMERY, probably the only Negro elowo Ill U... United State1, oayo be has bet!o dlscrlml· aaled .,alnot by other clniu folk, bnl not because Of biJ coler. Every rookie, he explains, has a hard time brtaldq lbroug• the big top'• caole aystem. "• AWARDED PURPLE HEART PT. PLEASANT - Army Pri- From Ohio State vate First Class Charles C. Reynolds, Jr•• 18, son of Mr. and Mrs. Cbarles Reynolds, 812 Vialii, Pt. Pleasant, received Ute Purple Heart, Aug, 4 In Vleltul. Pte. Reynolds recelvedtheaward tor wounds received ln actloo whUe s~vlng •n y1e~ He is an artillery forward cbserver in the 7th Artlllecy'a 1st Battalion near Dl An, Vietmm. ,PEELI Her time is precious. Her timepiece must be trustworthy. SAVI! TIMI! ... Zirkle, Mrs. Olita Lewis, Miss Millie Legar, Mro. Rolllo Wolfe and Debbie, Mrs. Victor Brown, Mn. WUbur Imboden, Min Lilly Imboden, Mra. Harold Teaford, Miss Brerda Michaels, Mrs. HoJoo mer Roush ar.:l Mrs. HOI'fard Byers. Others presentlrc gifts to Miss Teaford were Mrs. Frederick Tripp, Mrs. ROOert Tripp, Mrs. Edith Teaford, Mrs. James ll's Quick! It's Convenient! COME AS YOU ARE! THE FARMERS BANI and· SAVINGS CO. POMEROY, OHIO WE ARE READY TO SERVE YOU ... ..... .ef, Lm1J lit. k1IIIIM ......., ""llh, Ill $14.88 -$288 •.... L•~• Suite l!arly A.tl>le•• Wfrte cal• ln.,_n $279 $188 •• Home of ' . $116 Her choice? ' A' Cerevelle, _. ofcourae. " ...,,. r ••r•• $29 $39 Mtplt llfllthtd ................ H. N . -$389 . _ .... . ..,.,._ $wlv•llaekw. ..... q.. ft1111 68 o....... $58 -.. .... $199 Ooo...."" ..... a..... ................ ....... lnllll'llllllllll 30'" •1M lilr,f6" high i par w.ttiiiJ, tO c1. $33.50 ~ $168 $122 u, •••eKtto .,. ~~~ 'trios. Buy ',aeil . , ~"'!'T.-:t ' ' _ Bunk Bild1 I Hlldl-1. 5ulte, •• Motll-.. " ""• · ·P,..Ioclol, Mod- s•oo '" uo~ .... $99 BEST QUAU1'Y VALUES! CHECI . OUR FINE .of $97 ~trtlwood $18 r:~ •election $128 $119 •I ,.r,e ir~ 2 Pc. Svf._ Ylnrl llautlht - - · · R-Svlte $.lEAl HOQ~E .· $57 3 p, .... ' '• 1 : : . ,, " .............. • $98 CROW'S ; '· daughter, Mrs. Richard Karr, Miss 51:!aronHarrison, Mra. Mike BAKER'S . RESIDEttCE AND CONS Use 0111 Auto Bank Katrina Shinn, Mrs, Virgil Teaford, Mrs. John Teaford an:1 the boys. Sewing Club Picnic ' Heart Catholic Church the group welL I"'!M--------· 1 Bill Beegle of Racine, attended on starting biennials arxl perennials was given by Mrs. F r e d ' During a meeting or the groop Wednesday night at the Sacrecl Mrs.; Mr. and Mrs. Robert D. Ashley, Heidi and Keith Ashley and the Ohio State Fair &tnday.Kelth WUllamson. kneeisocks. Mal:p.i• decided to collect clothing to Teaford, Mrs.. Sampson Hall, Ray Heaton. 9.1san Heaton ls re- send to the disaster area in Mrs. Janice Lawson, Mra. Henry turning to her studies at the Mlssissilllll. Mrs. Pat Duf(y and Marjorie Webster Junior College Mrs. RQ Heaton, leaders, met In Washington, D. C. with the scouts. awarded and Mrs, Jividen gave miniature swans as favors. Others attending were Mrs. BlU Robson, Mrs. Ethel Hughes, Mrs. Nora Mills, Mrs. Helen Reynolds, Mrs. Jane Gilkey, Mrs. ~rry Mitch, Mrs. Orin Smith, Mrs. Gertrude Miller, Mrs. Betty Cline, and Mrs. Evelyn Grueser and a guest, Mrs. Keith Woods. · MODERN SUPPLY •· 992-216-4 Roo~ Members responded to roll caU by naming a biennial. The program featuredapaperallldemonstration on biennials. Mrs. W11liam Wtllford' s paper was entitled ''Let Biennials Brighten loday lo their nest stewart, Mrs. t:litrord lips, Mrs. Lewis Harris, Mr.,; Famte Phillips, Mrs_. rethl Routh, Mrs. T. G. HIJJ4ore,· Mrs. Ral.Ph Davis, Mrs. Jerry · Mather\)', Mra. Inez StiVers, LouJa Vaughan and Dianne CtJ~. Games were pla,yed during the S,OOO sq It bas~ 4.4S .PoMEROY m returned er, Mea. Harold · fie Montg(mer;Y, Mrs'. lor, Mrs. qu, liy~,.l, Mrs. evening with several prizes being Save~ :w9 W. flttaln Mr. and Mrs. Earl N.Heapand Earl Bertz, Jr., Ml01 ~e Co<okoi Ml" Carole Anderso!>• M 1 Frank Triplett, Mrs. R<illtrt 33. · ·'the' Fabulous Be will provide arfor the RutlaOO Branch of the Pomeroy National rangements Mrs. Alma Mllltr and Mrs. James Jividen were hostesses tor a picnic of the Jolly Bunch Sewing Club W-sday night at the Roadside Park on new Route Weeds-Away Sale "2. This must become systemaUzed. "3. Each agency will have a quota ollnformatlon to be withheld each week. There will be no exception. "4. Agencies that te"' no ln!onnatlon to withhold wUI set up a committee on withholding Information in order to fill quotas. "5. ~tan! Information must be submlttod to tho director of Information. The secretary will then have drst choice of Three Meigs Countians are among tho 1,889 senlorsand ll'aduate sllllents rocel'ring degrees today at the Ohio Slate Unlvarlllcy commencement. 1be cmunencemerK n1 held in St. Joltn Anna with Mark Ethridge, Jr., editor of TIH> Detroit Free Press, dellvertnatheCC~D~o­ mencement address. The Velj:s COuntians inchlle Joltn . L Sutllo, Long llotlom, bachelor of s<:lence ln educa- Harold Wolfe Held on Wednesday c·rowd out more Girls to March in Parade ,. Earlier this week eonswner cru- and evenlctg vlsltoa·a at the Ohio State Fair. Troop Mrs, Tcm Stewart displayed a fall arrangement using fruits, Councy wiU. a peach pie. First zinnias and small tapers. The rumer ~ up was Miss Carolyn travelh'@ prize donated by Mrs. Mtranda, a $500 cash prize, ror an apple pie. Second runner-up Charles K~ was won by Mrs, was the representative from StewarL Mrs. Bruce May won the Darkt COWIQ'. ~e received a door prize. Mrs. Joe Bolin presided at the $250 prize lor her peach pie. meeUng with Mrs. Stewartghing Other semi ~ finalists particl. devotions. She read a poem, pating ln the finals which were held Tuesday were wilmera from HWhat God Has Promised." A layette shower was held lor Hancock Councy and Wayne Coon. Mrs.. Tom Martin. Refreshments ty, Representing Meigs County were served by Mrs. Birchfield in the contest was Mrs. Margar _ et West of Racine • .9te won the assisted by her daughter, Kimeo;unty tiUe in a contest staged berly, Mrs. Don Mullen, Mrs, WU!ai'd lli Pomeroy on June 21 in con. Boyer, Mra. Charles Hottman ant junction with Regatta Weekend Mrs. Eha Gilmore. actlvitles. Jout HarriBOO,A}eannle HarrlMarilyn Wolfe, Millie LePr, BeckY Nease, and Maxine Grtmth were Thursday afternoon 1001 " Mro. Don Erwin and Mrs. Don bei"W woo Ill' Mrs. Geyland Reuter entertained recently with Brown, Miss Bnmda Michael and a bridal shower honorlnc Miss Mrs. GeorSO Ho!OIIIIl. Ml" Mar,y Lou Teaford, brlde-eltt'ct Clara Gal'landwonthedoorprtze: ot Mr. Fred Wolle. The &bower Guests weretho&enamedabove was held at the Middleport Amer- and Mra. Bert•rd Fula, Mrs. Jamn CrlsweU, Miss Marilyn ican legion Hall. . A yellow, whlteandgreencolor Swan, M.ra. ftalmond Walburn. scheme was used in the decor- Mrs. llo.vld Reed, Mcs, Ctai1os ations. A large white bell ce~ Withrow, Mn. Lee McComas. tered the gift lable and the re- Mrs. CharleaYOUII.g, Mrs. Melvin freshment table was deeonted Swll!lher, Mrs. Diester Erwin, Mrs. Charles Hotrman and with streamers. Games were played withprlzes Vickie, Mrs. Ge91'ge Hottman and Ltsa, Mrs. Blythe Theiss, Mrs. George Wallace ard WUma, Miss Mr. 111111 Mrs. Harry Youngancl Barbara o! Gallon and Mr. anti Mra. Lam< Nelaoo, lito, Tammy Gardener •• and David, Kalamazoo have reMrs. HCMai-d Birchfield was turned to their homes after vi.. hostess Cor a meeU~ of the club siting here with thelr parents, 61 Wednesdai night when anll0ll1ce- Mr. and Mrs, W. o. Barnla. ment of the award was made in on Monday evening th"i' were a letter trom an OAGC officer. joined tor a cookout at the Route Outllni"W programplans!orthe 33 roadside park II)' Mr. 011d Mrs. coming year Was Mrs. Hcmer Robert Barnitz, Barbie, Ricky Parker, chairman. It was decid- and Scotcy of Masoo; Mrl. John Members or Pomel'QY G I r J ed ttet the program will be. Young, Phlllp, Rd>ln and Lisa, Scout Troop 61 will march to priMed this year. Mrs. Ancll Lancaster; MiJI11 Alita Carpen.. the Labor V.,. por&do In Pome. Cross and Mrs. WUliam Gaddis ter, Columbus;Mr.andMrs.Ray- roy Monday. Thel!lrls are asked were welcomed into the club man Baroitz, and Mr, and Mrs. to meet II the Meigs Jwdor High membenhlp. School at 10 a.m. attired in wllite Wilson Carpenter, Pomeroy. blouses, dark shorts, and green Mrs. Larry Edwards an:l Mrs. Lima second appli~ation one week later k!lpe_b,it,out ~ Of'llCE HOORS 9:30 TOll, 2-TO 6 (CLOSE AT 110011 Oli If None, Drum 'Up Sorntf t~f.:Wtlll~~~f:~~~i~@~1~~~t~~~~:~~$.~~~~f:~~l$f.~~~~~~ The Mello ~ Fair Oowor tbow was disep.aaed and suiges. tlonJ otrenid tor a better show at the 1970 fair. Thanko from the ~ cl~ otftcers were e"')reased to Mrs. C. L Heaton !or hostlJWthe worktdiop held In preparadon for the fair, Picture& ofthecll.iJ'sactlvtUes at tbeamdversarypart;yweredl• ttlbetod. Displayed ani enjoyed OPTOMO~T "•'"'**"«...w.····:-"·... .....:.:.:.:-:.;;;:*·=···-.·,JV:o-:;!0! ........ information to be withheld. '"6. Do your share. Drum qt some lnfonnatioo tMt may be withheld."' which will be oOld II)' the club N. W. COMPTON, O•.D. ::::::::-:::::::::::-:-:t,~W@' »»~:· ~:::>.: :·:%.W:'"·"I!··· ··:-:•>:-:·:·:·;.:.:.·.;-:-:-:-:-:~:::-;·: .;o:;·:.~::«-':6:~·.:._~· •• ;..:« '0 • .0:• • • .• .•!<•.•:-:•:-:•.•.•:-;·..:-:-. ;-;-;-;-;-; WASHINGTON CUPO - . Christmas candles ani holders memben, Bridal Slwwer Given Miss Teiiford ··' Year Book · n A·ctivities llwl•• .• . ' " ·i; , ? ., ,, r Pomeroy. Middleport, o., F.rlday, August nameae soldiers sttoot. tbaydon't tl · ,. r · · • " • ,. ... •. . mtas, and "'!!n'bociY knQWIIIt. COLU¥&JS(Ufi)-Mii.Tot- , JIJ!Io~ •!II'• Slllrley stewart, sone-GiaMa.illplon·Re~ . "Nobe<IY wanted to so bet 1l1e Iarin Jr. ot the Trtplo E "Ranch Hlricklly, drlllo the Rellsteroil Sonlor a.q,lon ·BrOWn SWiss•l'; nst of us were I'Ofldyto """" and 1talph H~hlns, Galllpollo, . - MFP• Flllloo .of 11167 Clas~o. lloll. TheJunlorChiJniii!"'B~ · ". out." Thurlday waa judged the Reoerw Bud and,~ \'Ita Woa!la!ul. ~...,.. jlull """ ~ta ~. !101-~·- , Davis said tlhe nve reluctant Grancl Olamplon ·Junior QIUn. villa, W\111 1 'br,....r'• ~·In~ owned Ill' I'aoli·Dir:::.'J7./ men were "ohort • tlmerl'' - ' ploo Olarolall Female. Tho Reo tho Sul!olk Dl.t,sloo of ,lho lhoopc ·, ~ Kenton. "'"' ~ . · · , ,:,:·· · men wl1h Utile Ume left to """ sene Selllor Cwnplon Ch&rillal> ludaJnr. • ' · "' "dlo.ReUr.O Gtald aWnPiob-Reo In VIetnam- wllo wanted to talk Female , .. Miss CKR Amai>Jerome llDno1an, Dela....,, oor"', Soaici( llllmplon' F.male•,. to the lnlpector pneral and .. .. der 15th ....,... II)' J. W. Dicker- ihowod W Lucky S, tho Reo Brown•-' Swl~l tltlo with !hf«l: . enlist so they could get out ot1he son an:t Aatoctates, Troy. ~'s ~,Bl01scm. · '. ~~ ·. , Del~ The Ohio Slate Fair li1IIOUI!Ced I!*' WIHI Villoy ~~ ·,oip'od ·: •11 waa luord lo bellevt atOrll · the' Grand O.""lona as t<9 ""' ~ Olllilp~~n.~lo~~ dlat they refund to go, n he said. tertatnment stars headliDed the . fllnal,-,•·Ha·~ Scrrii,t~ ~ ... : t.~But when we heard how short prQSrUII. OM.clalshcptdtherec. PIDQ." , . t;:~·,~, ~·. 1 they wore, It was dllforenL 11 or<l-breakl"W ,crowd would liMP (Continued tnm Paao I) · Rodman'~ IDal). ~ f_r cl . _· wasn't that they re!Used Oat out streaml1111 . Into the fair, now In V. S. Route 33 tnm 1 pollll, 1111- ~·· rarm·l , za.lottdl , ;:: to so - U.ey said they would so. Its ninth clay. tenths ol a IIIII• .Dllr1h oll"h o IIIIo the. Gratitl CliiJ!Iplon ~.. : They just wanted to talk to the Attendance hit 164,188 Thur.- Junctloo with Slate Route 7 to a - Owlll>lon Pa!l"\l!iborlb!Jrll¥.":'' IG.'' dey to run the overall llgure to point ·n - o ot a mUo south '11te ~· farm •¥-od ~11'~:;,; . "We doo't think It was the CO's a new blgh o! 1,342,523, which of. oflhe Junclloo !lith Slateltoule1. Q~ lotd1tou;~oene~~1: (conunandlng officer's) faul~" flctalS'B&Id was 32perceotabeod Lell&llt 1111111 OODIIruetlonpro- ChiDijlloo • Juplor ~~"·: Davia said. "The 011ly thing was, of last )'oar's !lguro tor olght ject Ia 2.9 miles on Slate Route Pdled Shorthorn FMM!o c"""'t~ .. he was green. But he was good days. 'iaad one mU•. on U. S. Route 33. to us. Erwlish aizwer Petula Clark The ne" htghwlf ,wW bfl coo.,;. :~ "II hurt him too much wllen highlighted tho grandstand per- otructed ~· a tour laDe divided -Fall Festival is we loat a man. It hurt us all but formances today, with other highWay wid! two 24 foot pave. ~,: · it really got to htm. , . If he shows plamed by singer Lou ment qnea. 'lba ~n width on ;:: woold have had more experience, Rewis through Sunday, and com- State Route 7 !a 50 feet ani onU. Planned in Maso _ n ~::'. " 1 think he would have worked out edlan Bob Hope and Mary 141 S. Route 33 l1 40 feet. ~:.. · all riJ!ht. Collins Saturday through M..,. Tho rll!ht Ill way wW lave , ,.. day. sulllclont wid1h to contain the ·MASON - The Maoon Vol~~~~o:- Fife lloportment 111111 A~,;,' REUNION PLANNED An added attraction for high necessary coootructlon 111111 In toor The annual !amlly reunion o! atlendance was Capital Finance · mOlt cases this wW be In excoos lary w1U .hold a ·fall l..Uwl Olj:_:;, George and &lzanna Roush will Coil'.' s offer to preseDt a $1,000 of 200 feet. The ril!hl of way wUI l,Uor ._, on 1111 IGI - t o ill(;:•· be held &mday at the Union savings ani 1..n cerUncate of be pur<lased on a limited ••· ·~ build~ - - i.t II L Campground In back o! New Ha. deposit to the two-millionth vls- eelS basta. Homemade iee cream, ~ ven. A plc.t .dc dimer will be held ltor. Gov. James A. Rllodesbopecl According to details (liven at made"""' and other fqod wiU-110 · , at noon with a business meeting the figure woold go over tho two- this moml/w's hearing the IJn. tcr sals and tbeH wW bepinee+ ' million mark. The firot mUUon provoment wUI 00111lat Ill tho con- Proceodl will, be uoid for 1110,. ·, lo be held In the afternoon. was reached 1\lesday - the sixth ,atructlon of a lour lane fliahwu tlre 'truck. ;!::"' PLAN BARBECUE clay, close!¥ olq exlotlngSiale Route .... ,. MASON - 11le Mason Volun2 In horse judging, Dr. Wolter 7 ani Slate RouiA! I 4tothelnter· teer Fire Department will hold R. Burt, Milford Center, took oectlon ot U S. ltoule 33at Rock :· · • ,, .~ .. ,. ~~~~~~~t~~·v~ Made·to 'lt(ipJ.e~. E,. AQ.i~al:,·'·J. ;.x.:;x.:...... ...... .. ...·:-:·. . . -- .............. .,.. ..... '" .. ..... .. .. -~ Mti&y; ;lfe~~tv~ cb~t$~~l?b;•Award tloni Jamet F. Reed, PomtlOff doctor of pi!U-by, and Linda Parker C8Jl>enter, Rutland, bachelor of acl•o In home ~ Whih!s march on eitr hall anomies. PITISBURGH - DEFYlNG AN ANTI-DEMONSTRAnON order from their union leaders, about 3,(100 angry Whiteconltructlon workers marched on city hall today to protest a buUdtrw shutdown'deMEIGS GENERAL HOSPITAL mardecl by black civil rights groop11. ADMIITED - Sllerman BoXShoutil'@ "We want work". the construction workers, many of ltr, Rutltmd; Winifred StUes, them dressed iu hard hats and working clothes, marched six abrea.'at Pomeroy. aroww;t the block-square city hall while a cordon Olpallce looked on. DISCHARGED - Allee HeirThe march was orderly am there were no· Incidents. den. fo ·" .' ., ij· +i.J.J~---:- J.,. ,.~. ;,.. .... $68 ., ... ... �...• ~~0~~t.~C,.,.·;;:-;~;fi.;:"~!ii1" -·~. ;,"- ··;'!- ., . . ' .., . .' '•; '~-·· ' ' ~~.;.~' -~-- .... ,'·· _, Lf'' -{ i: "'.·•'.. '·' _ . ' ,, ,, .: •• ,. ...,. •••._..~- '"_"·-: "._,.:,;...,..,_: •. ~. -~· ....... ~-~-:~·~. .. -~·-' ~~:-~>-~ •.•·' .---..~':'·· . ···JiJ;;.;···"~~:-- ··-;---~- .' .' ! ,' ,, \ ,_ -: I_ • . . :::.;:'" :'•·:''::···:·.··~·:'1'*·:2::···:.:.;::·,-;;:'-';;_. ~:·;-' ·.v , • " ' ''1 [' '1'. J,_1'[•"•' ~·~-, ... . ,. . ' OF' QUAlIN I )963 CHI!VROLI!T JIL AIR 4 DOC).1t ,.. ....,. ~!~~··~'!' .,.. . ' ( ,J ------------...._u••,Ja•• on pol• ••• OBITUARY GLORIA'S ~001, ,0( Dance, lllllnlftiUIII. l!e . ""'' liaiJot,· IIIII llotc& Wllch lor ....... tnllm Ill .In aaio,, Au,. 11, - r or calli9Ui22, Gloria . Buck. ------------FCJI!l!Dl 'JiuD *' \··... .Club will · FOI!Iod R11t .... ' '' - ...... -~~ left are ,_IObeleftlllllplck. Ill up at llake Cl-• inMid~' HIIIIIE-~t. 42'1 2nd ATI., Gllllpolla, . ·FIORI iO:OO Til i:OO AM :' Sabnay, At.,st 30 '1111'' " , i• '~ .- - - J ~-IIIJISB STAIIPS 8lldo 10 _. •· dlr,lt--..,For-. ; · 111111r111111aa ..u Dllobl ... wa: a ~ Panlllil, Olllo; : 7oiiNOID ? - ' --- • ; VACANCY .... 111o oldonJ - ; .... PnArprhaleJIIIJI" .......... ..._ '17U11L 1Nire . --------o~..---~~ ' .$HOUTINil MA.n:u, ~. Auluat aJ., Rulland AmeriCO!Ile- .... , atoft. tw •' ,:t. . "'"'""'''' '" . s..z9,.2te - ------------- .,._. • ' ·;No liUN'rtNG .., Staru,.- ~: . - ' ! ' durtiW 1&118-'18 h - ~- • . . a..2&o8tp -, ,cO:..t.,t!,l; "11!!'1- . SUNDlY, . AUGUSt-31 ATl:OO P.l. -------------. ElllpiOJlllllt IMted 8.:16-tte -~~)i4il: . .-a.·.......... ..... 8-2~11< ------------- ...... w. va. .- ----------_--.., 8-22-trc 8-27-3tp •......., " ,,,. .. " " " cnfl .......... ..... lltVIIIIIrt . . ..... flllllt, Y• IMit aa.e II . . . Ul' ... 1M Ult II ...,... at 1Htt 4 te Auto Sales ·CHWI Ill 1 ................ ., ~. engine, 4-spoed transmlaalon. Good condltl'"'. See Jim An· drewa or call 992.4688. 8.:17.3tp UT.IIL DISTRIIUTIII CO. . 92 CHEVY Slatloo W118'011,_ ....,_ malic transm!oalon, 327'eu. ln. ........ 4 barrel W'buretor, $495.000 llocb' perfect. can • 992-1175. 11-r/.atp For Rent FUiiNJsHm fiiOI'Iment. Alber! IHU, Raclnt. Phone 949-2268.· 1969 PL YMOIJ'Ill Roadrulmer, ll-29-6tc low mileqe, reasonable, must aeU. Darrel Golf, I.angiVIUe, ....... 742.5101. !~:lUte tRAILER. BROWN'S TroUtt Park, MIDera"fille. Phone 912.. 33:U. 8-21-Utc 1959 FORD and 1957 Che\'Y. See -------------IIU43f. ;_ lO,lkfc Dick Garton, Raclae, Ohio. 8-283tc .1911$ MUSTANG Fastbeck. can . · Mail Call •~ ......... · ..- ~ ••• ' ii i l . Mal&)'Ul 43. Contemporarie!l f4 , Had debt.tl D. YMorno 45. Weary .... t . After- ....... ' """" .... , J2. Soviet. A.P. or U.P. 13. Contract 1. App!!ll.lll!lll 2. Corrosion 3. Relative of tbe CIA ot . Excla· mation 5. Unnflned &. Phmd U. Btfore 7. "'~ Like an Nov. 11). lport. Wirt" otipulatiOft man'• ..... , ..... ...... pmo 11. LinU IT, RelaUve aer1alil l 'll 8. If nol 9. Kind of baltf'ry 11 . Ltl~ 13. ~troll -•una. __ A. Buckeye ... r.a..te -----------· .,.... DOWN math of 10. So'riel 15.. Bribe J8. Jn pro~ ­ tmlty : poet. Ul . Kind of FORD 9 pos-r I.A/UIIU"Y lllulberrJ Aw. 64Sedan Wagon for I> or 'It ton ' - · lltlh Dear Mr. and Mrs. On Your Marks. Get Set. Go., for 10 llorloua Friday nights on the football raelds of soolheastern Ohio. DAILY CROSSWORD ~ &9U709, FOOl ROOM - - 'llliUI- · beth, adulta 01111 ...,..... . Football Fan: ~ pickup ot OQJOl ...... - 7711.5660. 8.:Z~te -------------For Sale monta 21. Ptlai- WINTER POTATOES. Charles HUtoa. Portland. Uonsln cricket 23. Swiss river '"""'~"'•r" • :\fl. Sonja 24. MOHqUI· Henle'~ toea: dial. Zfi . Grau birthpla.ce 3ft. Small !lpn!adln,; machine~ flat boat 29. Barked 38. COlored :ro. Prtvat.. portion or retreat the eye :\2. Peach or 40 Junrle app\f' :l4 . Fl't'nth -41 Lampny 43. F'H.th f' r Surgical Removal Best For Painful Hammert~ . . . ,..... e,,WAYNE G. .IANDSTADT,' M.D. ..... .' . ------------- FURNISIIED ,_ ~ -.-.·_.,~ ..... 1107 111111 st., ~ -·2.m!. -------------+ ~ Koll Tiki JA. Ravlq to -....... II. lla1D ... a....... .,m, ,.... ___________ __ .... 2"1. .AJmea.J 28. At.tampl JO.OI.Um&ed St. ~re ......,.., COAt, LV_.,, oa. -... ml"!! . ..... ~~~... W! w.m•. ..., V.ill st., ....ei'OJ. Ph- ........ ...... 31. BuffiK fer ttWitL at. SeaaipaJ J7. eo.t.ume jtWelry .... Ji. H'omll.dk .~ 400 01101 on w-.da. Hawanl Caldwell, ~s Plalno, Ohio. 8-28-'ltc - ··-:. .-=.=-=.:::- ------ NICE EI.BI!di1'A and !>~uppers Red COIIIIIna peac:hea, aloo can- Jadian For Salt- •DDLIPOIT, 01110 POODLE PUPPIES. AKC T o y miniature, fl5and~~~oSiuilltr­ vlce and.,._..... Phono tlllo 11-• .-EXCESS ------------BODY ftuld wltllt15442. lablets, aaly t1.49, at Nai- -------------motor LONE STAR boa~ IIIII troller. Now ftnllh, $515. Phooe &9~8. 8-19-<fc CIGARETrE velllllqr ma..._. and service. ABC Enterprl-, Mason, W. V1. Phollt '/73o 5543. &oe-tfc IIEEDII . .Colllplelt flllllt·End and Brlkt Sanlce ?.a.a.p Jlrus. Bulness Services YIWII C/IR BLAETTNAI'S AIR CONDITIONING, Refripr• atloo aervlce. Jack' a Refrl&eration, Now Haven. Phollt 8822079. IN POMEROY LOSE WEIGHT oaflb' wllh Da- For Sale A-Diot TabloU, aaly 18 TWO BEDROOM home, llviJw lEWING MACHINES, Repair at Nol- DrUio room, dlnina: room, hall and · service, all make1. &92-2284. condllloned upri&ht pianos with ooe bedroom COF1>eted, 764 The Fabric Shop, P.....,...., bench. Free deUvory. Call RutBrownell A...,, Middleport. Ph. land Furniture 742-4211. Authorized SiJwer sele1 IIIII &92-9961 or &92-3035. Service. We 9JarpenScillotL W6-<Jlc 7 RoOM HOUSE In Che-. Call 992.3890. 8.:17-6tc: S-a.Uc Ohio. 8.:ZS-31p . -------------USED PIANOS - Two nice re- -------------- -------------2 YEAR OLD COW wt ------------- with Gary R Dill, 949-3915. RAG RUGS, also dolng cuotml rug w•WIIJ. William Rizer. Phone &92-2659• ---------- - -- BRACE YOURSELF for a thrill the nut lime yo~~ uae m,. Laillre ix> cliion' -Ru. Rollt"' · electric . . , . _ , . •L Baker LOFTY PILE, Free from solllo the carpet c l - with Blue l.aotre. electric oiWnpooer $1. TillY'• BorplnlaDd. 8.:Z5-6te >:ARLY AMERICAN llllroo, AMF)!, kpeed changer, 4 spaaloer IOIOid lll'llem. 'hke ...,. JllliiiOita of $5.71 per month or pay balance duo P3,15. can &92-3352. FOR HIRE, new 1l'eacher water Uno, cesspool dralno 4 ID d wide. Paul Ander11011, lfUaD, W, VL Ph... 773-5788 ollor 3:30 or 949-3915, llaclDOo Your Wife Deserves a Good Meal 01Jl t-29-lfe For domestic bliu, treat C. your wife to dinner aut ... tonight, here. She'll love the change, our cuisine and you for the ideo. ... -----BAILEY'S ' 1 - --.,, --• . l18 E. MAIM POMERill . • 992-9'114 Sunday 7:110-7:00 . Open Dolly 5:30·7.00 ~ ~ a..:: . -~~~'-l - - ·- '. . . . -~- -· '". •.v ------------- 1939 BLACK FORD ~. ,_ rebuUt Olllllne. llocb' In excol- 8-ll-4fc CuiQ)Iote Service Phollt 949-3821 Racine. Obt.o Crltt Bradford . ' ·lns•ance ,Real Estate For Sale NEW OUTSTANDING mob l I e home lite, one mile from town. CUrtis D. JohMon, Rt. 1, Racine. ~BRADFORD,AUC110NEER READY ·MlX CONCRETE dell,.. ered rlgiJt IDyourprojoct. Fut and e&IIY. Free • . -.. Ph. &92-3284, Gaogleln lMd)'-1\lx Co., Mldclloport, Ohio. ,. 6.3Wc " ' . "-\... ~ -:,T.=.-~""';,1-. -.~ -:"" '. I - RESTAURANT For Sale Fulnlture. ' ------------- •13 miles per bushel. Theiss, east of Radne on Roger AUTOMOBILE lnalll'IDCO beoa CIIICalled? Loot your <llltator's Ucense? caJ1 992-.2966. RODNEY DOWNING 6-15-Uc Pbone IDUM2 - - ' - Oldo' . 5-U.U HOBSTETTER REALTY DON180THEI CALLING. .. porches, t.aement, garage on 121. p,8oo. POMEROY - Business buildq SOLID STATE STEREO, 1969 Rl. with 6 roomapartmentandbar. wallult 8lereo cOIIIOie with a 12t. Both leased. $18,000. 4-epeaker, 4-lpoed autmnallc 6 A,CRES - 6 room house, plen-cbanpr. 'lake over PQm.em:s IJi oC water and ooll>ulldiqJs, ol $5 per lllOdh or pay belance 1962 BVJCK ~tal, V6 stoodard Good fenceo. $5,500. due $57.30 can 99W352. lhllt, radio. Price $65ortrade LET ART - 4 lots on river, 6 8-28-3tc .... for larp poey. 01c1e , Kuhn. rooms. bath, porches, drilled Tlt>pera Plains, Phone 667· welL $5,600. AKC REGISTERED beeglea, age 3682. MAPLEWOOD LAKES - Tiro 611l1111111L can 367-7468. bouaes, eabbt, change house, 8-28-6lp altdes, swinp. boats. flahJQr, WU.L SACRIFICE Slqer zil zag swimming and pa.rties. $32,'58 JEEP, 28 It, 1101110 trailer, oquiJiped desk model sewing 500. Silver Rldp, north ... Rl. 7 maddne. Exoellolll condltim. MIDDLEPORT - 10 rooms, 11h . 10 Eallern Blah Scbool, turD Olll,y #1.60 cubllrlce. Makes baths, two enclosed porches • left at Silver R1dp 2 tolloo, ..-..na, embnildorsand carport, prage, $10,500. flrat haule put church .., the - · · Pbone 992.:1685. HELEM or VIRGIL TEAFORD 11ft. 8.:7 .3tc U6-6tc: ------------- _____ ______ _ -------------- -lor TWO GENTLE mare ........ for . . . 01' a-ld'IIIIL I'll. 892.:1221 or 10e at ~ Ook 8tablao, Rl. 3, l'viiiOl'!l'. ______________ W.atc, TWO IIDlliOOII mobllo ~~ fl. Ui)ll. Good .._ 1--5445. --------- ----- ELECTROLVX CL.. .HER larp dalal ..-.. eoq,iole ..W.all . . _ , . IOOiolllll- bap, - w. -WJU..Uor Ierma. PIJane ~.00 992.:1885. 8.:16-6tc: ASSOCIATES 992-3325 SYRACUSE -ll.-211-4tc BuSiness Services _ SEPTIC ta'*a •1•- lllller Sonltotioo. Stewart, Ohio. Ph. 6112-3035• STOP BY OUR TWO LOCATIONS LOW PRICES And See The SkYline & Rlclwd•n :, . Mo~lle Honaes On Dlspliy WE OFFER A YARI!TYOF *SIZES . *liLOOR I!I.AIIS -" *ACCESSOl&IY 'DECORS PLUS HARRISON'S TV AND ANTENNA SERVICE. Pb... &92-2522. 8-1114c LOW PRICEs · SEE NEIGLER BuUdfll 5Jtlply for buildl,. your Call GIQ' Nelller, Had•, 0, • · Hate~~; for .. Pt,a. ., 1' ...:8-2;;8-lfc;....:=::=::::!= 41. A.IWI.yl; G.Sidaru. 3 PAILY (JKYI'TOQIIOTE- lloi'O'• how lo won It: A.XI"DLBA..t.ll& New '- LOJfGP.LLOW 0.. MtU:r atmply ~~ for uother. In thl• 11Unple A • ._. tor tile three L'.. X for U.. two O'a, etc. llln11e Idler., ·, ·_,. 1. .,.itt,.,.., the Jt:qtb ud fCII'maUon G! Ule wordl are au ....., . . _ . . , lM CIDde IIIUel'll are 111tferat. QVX&COVJI84 SB YO IORYOXIJT W881'VB1"; BX 88 XrJ" QTVBJT. . . ea ,qYOTIOW.-TIOBXTSO a:~=~~~~~s~:T ~-=-~ ~· . . ,. -. a-.• ' ............... "~-.-X>IDII1\ ' . 1 lolllsbape. Lola ofe-)lllrla, alii doors IIIII s'-IJV wheel. Price $650. can 6112- GEO. HOBSTI!TTER, Brok., 2886 all)'llme after 5 p.m. S:Z9-3tc MINERSVILLE - 6 rooms, lloth, CANNING .TOMATOES. You pick, 1148 WU.LYS J!IOP FW Roll, Una, acelloot . ....Ulloa. 1400. Plllllle 892.fi3&, U7..._ to. Wtakneu I' ------------Mart1i1W ------------- ------------- II-1Wc .• c TWO CA.IEIS NEiDED ' IN ' accea-lllclulltd. can 7424681. -------------- Wa WncOM• INVIITIUTION ,. Tllil , .... . . . OAY• liGHT ••. CAL RAII,IIIISIEIVIC£ . DAY !112·2151' : ""TS13Z4 R.lt....... SOlS ,~ All ------------- 1967 FORD Muatang G.T. 390 .............. uf$.55 . ......., .... ......... ,_..,,0. ·IIMD -4UARMTEEDPHONE!IIZ.ZIIJ4 8-29-31< 1966 FORD 1h -1011 pick~, 26,000 attual miles; radio, deluxe BOLOGNA, 2- lb. 'L09; J<MI, h•ter, PhCine Chooter 9~ . sliced, 3 lb. $1.39; Ice tollk. 3350. Can be seen at Newell's 1 pl. 99<:; 5 lb. tomatoes, 49<:; Sunoco. ' 11-19-<fc bananas 10c lb.; ...,..p tlreo regular slzea, 2 for $23; pota1948 FORD COVPE, iood contoes 10 lb. 69c, We take food dWon, tfOO. Phone Cheshire stomp,_ M and G Food Marke~ 367-7512• 3 tolles south ot Middleport on Rt. 7. 8-27-311> .. ............................ ................. ...,., ,.._ -------------..... ................... ..... lt ..... lilt . . .. It YW U'l ttl• ......., UN lilt ' jlniN, frtwe. aOaol CC(IIII!IIpol. clrculallaa ._tor with Jacket IIIII U. Ste wr 5130 p.m. or 2 BEDROOM MOmLE home, M and G Food Market, 3 tolles South of Middleport ... Rl. 7. Effort I ning IOmatoeo, MldWaJ Marko~ THREE ROOM apartmen~ com· w. Main Sl., I'Omeroy. Phtme pletoly modern with built-In 992.:1582, 8.:Z8.3tc 1 kitchen, wall oven aid tabletop unit; atalnleu steel sink wltll 6 ROOM HOUSE, 3 bedrooms, dlspoul unl~ ...... bath and both and buement, lar10 front laqe clotets. Nicely decJllll'Ch and beck. Good Iocotloo, orated. can 992-22'18 lor II>'· 264 Rutland Sl., Middleport, polnlment after 2 p. m. Distributor For Tbie Area You Can Earn $800 A Month Or More Based On Your III'C¥Cio, GOOD WARM R1. 12t, Ph... 112-ZNL 8-ll.U.: FVRNJSHEI) and Unfural........01111. Qooo ID ocboaL i; •~ , . Mabllf CGm. .,._... cildo..... . ---~---------- J @) TIIAILER LOTS, Bob'o a-o, 1ft. . 7-#~ lllloaJaa. ABC UCINE GUN CLUB 2'15 GALLON VSED !uol oil taM. , _ 9tt.222t. •I· •n .. wo- .... wlllp"' 50porcent- SHOOTING MATCH . . . . . . . . ,. .1 ~ tie)U".n:.: MMIA\I~K, . 1111 Ci,en llf 6 Doolfy . . . 1988 RAJ!LE11'PAVIDSON74mot- ----------T-- •iltl eiU . , •JI..D•.Iilllltir, ll.f, .......,, ~ old. trano. ForRn ' 7310. •' IIQI c - • 1Aw11 Rultcora or aJt' d. hll relall"'l. 11om In Mtlp ~. 1832, IIIII married a Bal<or. Wa0 a CI.U Wor ,........ Am teyiDa IOtracelll)' flmll,f tree. Pl•se write 10 · Dernll Rull'corn. 105 Kl• Drlva. Belltwe, Nebralka, 88005. WILL DO lninlnp, Call &92.· ..... Of'lll IVIS. 1:00 P.M. I'OMIROY,OHIO _ _ _ _ ,_ _ _ _ . va onglno, Po._.,., Motor·Co•. wn.L"'PA"Y-,_~lnr.;;:;;;;.u... · ·, EAGLES CLUB ~11111 car. 8.:Z7.3tc Melflllers and Guesu • llake r...-• at111 Pam- - ;~ ... ...... . -~-- ,~,.:_· &.274tc c1-• r... mlloavo ,..,. I Fer Sill Llbol' .0.,. OOE T O - - dwlp, . · BILLY .RAY I.ARD · AND TJILIGHTERS Local OWMd low ....- . ' ~-· . U95 . ~. !ir,o, Clean Interior. B!uolinloh. Radjo. _ lllaot • . -------------- . NOTIC( . --' -· Cll ' . ,TilE BORN LOSER ' flnloh, full ,..Wor oqulpmont, factory ol• conditioned. .Ralllo, Drl.• • thlo ..,, far plooo"'o and comfort. 1,_3 PORD GALAXII 500 4 DR,...:.••..-_ ~~ ·EROY .•. . • . 1943 CADILLAC SEDAN DEYILLE --.--$1295 4 · Dr. Sedan,_... tlre1-, · spotle11 clean int•rior. Grey ~· THE c ,, $795 .6 cyl. Po-,lido, rodio, elton inmior, like now 'fi,YJ, tlroo, groon flnloh. I ' · �' ' ,, ,-' : :~< • 1 >' ',l Pros' .Gfeatest. time. 'Wo•v~ boon '1\Ro~o ~ of timeo, llilvo leon it otep yj; 1111 ... -· old poeo lrolii tolol' oliolllt - .,. local food, :olinee at the loeol wtneo and ialod< ev- l1 at them, llio Jooi'lllllotlc cllebo-. to erything lncludlna 11!e bollllng tive crlticl1111, ·lnb a tuuch of attentloa on re- girls• kneel and lnlinuate na.. good cheer, tJia BlOOd .'luminl from a trip to • foreign ture anticlpated you on the .last manners ot walton, lito ohapo)¥ lind to to lhorougbl,y Zlll (c.q.) item. And here wearehometrom ficures of tbe 10W'lrB womenJ .the uld sUee ot taraway seOiraphf, llaly, and wilhlni not to write AliBI ot 'tultureoozlft& llkeollve lttack the natives 11 tbie\lel, a wiahy - wash)' eolumn bit we'll oil, evtr)'WIIere; lltopolllenooaot YVIaarJIIII. truculent oaf1 seek- have to face It: we love Italy. AL llqlkeopors. Rmpe wasn't toured In a cloy bit oueken !rom Uncle Sop, pol- oo tho Italiano, lholr food, the lhot lhe mannera and mores. local wiDea, the women, their and we m.de it In lb: weeka th11 ~j\ ,.m.,,\,na" •;I i< .c .. ;. '• i' I i j ·• i I~ !' ..,., By '9 ;80 ' ,. .. . . . .Mon; th..U·;Frl•.. •• .•.. ' , 6 """ ' ''t 7"" " •' .. 8 '' ,, ' :: 9 "" ''' ~ 0"'" 00 Too., >0 1 ailh for Today ~~ L1 •ing Word \'oic ~ ol. the '• Aquaman 0"'""" The Answer Thi s lo 2"'" ~: U ~t: ._.ur C~me ra 111r.;e Bulh,lnkle llertld of T11.1U. 1::" Mee t tho 00 P no ~~ NBC Religioo Lower L ighthouse Clllldren'a Gospel Hour 2 '"~ Footba.lllHghligiOTa Gospel Churth Go~l lla nnoll.) Bra ncled ~ i en ce Fiction Theatre . Ma n in Middle T r.o. c ~ Ca ll ot u,., West & rieJd Jolm l.la•ldson Tioe Je ts ons Orioles Ahead ._ This b' _,__ ., inlide ... Ted Mach jfov't Story Tw e nty-H r~ l Eye Guea1 7E T'l'lll lgtn Zme Huck n nn Lua le Walt ota..y Gellf[le Ben Centur}' Tim e Tunnel I 8" Land of Giants F.d Sul linn -?o Bewi tched That Girl Se.rch for TOI'IIorrow Dream Hoose As the Wor ld Turns 0a)'S ol OU r l.l ves Make A Derol l..ove 11 Splelllored Newlywed Glllle Mml e J\l>Olber World .. Seaet Stor m Game Gelli.lr&lllo!;9ital You Don't say l..olt ln !$>Ice MalCh Ga!Jie "' "'"15 "" Mr. CJ.rtoon Pe rry Mu on Cartoons -~· 00 ." Brarded C. ll Walter Cronkll.$ Movie ""13 '"" "" 9E Newe But Keep Hustle lbe Ooklancl Alhlotlco Ill 13 I llllOIIO lhlako lila Boltt. imlnp, more Ork>les are ollllng boek Norlhrup'a - . hio 18111 ot Juot pll1lna out lha orilh the year followed a an luurmountable lead, It's alngle by Norm Cosh 11111 eame Umo to ..... qaln, The Orioles aeratehecl anct off Geotp lauzerlque, 2.:1. Tho Detroit o11181P>l"a two home oerambled 11to1r to vtc~AJrJ runo wore seporaled by four Thurocloy llii!IJI, 4~. In 11 c:mseeutive singles. lmlnp over tho Soatllo Plloto In a IIWI:Ier rendnlaeent of a team fi&llllnB for ill lllo In a 0 '" ~ - or the West " My IH Fri end Ton,y News fU lly Graham Wefttarn Thellre Penonallty II~ - Di ck Vtn [)yk· 2 '"." 00 of uro Low Selrch Few N"' World 1'1rrrw Our u,., ........ 2 '~" "~ I '" Thllt Girl ....... ""' " Low ls Anolher WG!'ld 2H 4 ""."" 5 '"""" 6 """"" N.'r' . I'. D. ' 8 .'" 9 "" "" 0:· 30 porlti Day Dick Cavett CBS lteporto N~• II H Mer v Gr lm n 00 13 _ Liutln~e Mr. C'll rt.oun Dfork Perry Masao F T~ Nm NOW I SMdowa _au&,G~ . 7 ".. ~·'•' 8 .. That Girl Tom Jonea 9E. Ne1¥1 Toni&ht Me r v Gr t mn ,' u. s. 1'1t1111• • '' ' ' ' 1 .... Sillr Tnk • I l, 20 Dllrt Feed l•Dai,Y fill! . UDalry FMII 16 Cbleo Salmon c1rq1ped a perfect blml doWII tho thlrcl base Une, and Tommy Harper, had 110 piOf lot It 111>, hoping II would roll foul. Tho boll ~topped Inches abort of lbe bas In fair ~rtlor)' and 11to i4 Test·Cow Feed Flttllt R~lon P•nsJ 16 Dairy Feed ftillets lame Kan..o edged Clt,y, 9-8, and Detroit nipped Ookiand, lnnfnso, S-3, In 13 - Features 27 IIIIo ·6~ ' 30 Corn Cob " '"'" 7E" R~t Corn COO Report N~ o Hlbl e Answers 13 Kar tuon Karnlva l ~ 8" 00 fitJiul ., Cllolll -. i. a.irL Nlllr J ,_ .....;. ..f,,;;....... .• 0... " . . " :l ;,. MI .~~-.... ., • ,ifwr.c~~W~ -- - .c=, t ~ All SCar Clrrua • NFL <iuM 2 ••• Meigs Property C1D 35; Perez, Cln 32; Wym, Hou, Bonds, SF arC Allen, Phil Transfers Dolrolt ·-· ma 5.3 vtetnry Tlpra LEGAL NOnCE 9E.. 0.." Mllw I)OOgill1 Or. Kl\dare Edg8 of Night 00 II~· Coneent.ra tloo ~rl,y Pe r& ~lty Coosentrlltlon llll lblllles AII:IJI Griffith Penonalil)' l!ollywood ~ uar~• 2~ Eye Gueu That Glrl " ! '· I E" •• E . 3 .. .... "" 4"".. .......... Dr ~ un IIOUM Aa the Wod d Turn• 0..:,.1 IJf Ou r u..,s Newlywed Game Tho Doo:-ton Gu ldlrc Ugtrt Another World Secret Storm \'ou Don'tS.)· """' General lloopil.ll 5E 2 '".. ~ 3 '""" 4"" " 5'" 6'"".. " 7'" 8"'"" 9""" 0"' Karni~ l 9 ""'" 15 0: '" Mo•le NOTIC! ON PI~ING OP INV!N~Y ..., APPII,l~!MT . TN ttf OJtl.,. ...,,, tr Hillbillln Am· Grlaith II H Di ck VanDyke Tllal Girl Jackie Obii~~Pr ..... As tht World 1'urna Doctors Guid ing l.ldo L Another World S..cret Sl.urrn you [)on't SIIJ· Movie - Dram Houle Da r k ShitdllW~ Cartuun • I· Troop 311 lhJtln Spa~e M r . CartQOn Dar~ Shadowa Cartoons .. u .. "' 7 ~.. lluntley-Br lnkle} Walt<'r tronkite , Gunsmok~ We<t Wilburu r!rflllhen Brantled 13 1hontl ~} ·Bri n k!~)· Call Cronkiw Dea Lh \l fl ~:o )Jay~ Ttle BnelxU ll l're ' s l..o.><') NIIJ'be rry Rt'D or the Wcat 1'\ews 15 \o' lr ~lnian Tile Hrldee 45 13 Billy Graham Khll!: Famlb 8evt rly JllllbiUJ. 1 G reen 1\cru Out ~ llk!r llawall f i¥V-O 8 - '""""""' [)r. KlliJIIre ..... ·1t Tlkes Two I :.. 2:"' Hly , Sq111te1 NeJI I f'IDDAY "J:... 9tor)"', t - niVRSDAY 11, " AD Hand• Qll O.Ck", 3"""'" 4""" ... ,......,...,.....nt,... . , . . . , .• • •" " , . , • • • 1 Willian~ PM'11:1, EYIIJD K•JH '""""Ory SA'n.JRD.\1' -. Ja. .. -S."AttadlallllltePeler ~k. Artllw' tr•r•, IIIII :- II. "100 4;rlh fll tv. or", BuU ........ NlltJ .. """' 1,- nat Girl m. •...,.. -i (I) """"' ............ You Don't say •• · eal4 Cowt, thl1 27th 4er ol Ausuat, >,' Lhels ••c•Pet Jooel .Oiftn un•r My Mild encl oftl fiA -1969. ........ Ill• Rwo Mr• lll'llf' to tM ...._ HI for . . . . . ."-" :;: c,.,... c.,..,, ••• , Aftr ,.,,... detlrfftl t6 tiOno ........ ...., ~HUIIII World Turna ' Ray Wileen, Hcn~iiOno ville, Ohio, Cu• N•· 19,811 . "T•u .......ltr IIOIIf/•d thet tho end ....,..•••IMflt of tho ..tete Of tt.. cifOt..entl.._.,, ._. -. . . .d, .... of ••ld ' flle4 In thlt S.l• h•ventory ond A,_.I•OIMIII will be fer hftrlllf hht. tfll• Court en tt.. 15th d•r, ol r.::-~· 1969, ot lOIPO o•e ocl ~ l212t - 3, "Girl• In 1M 1..lln", Rex l!lubr end z.z. Gtbcr 1111:1 ''Oinllln Frora Laredo", ltd:llrt kllll» WEDNESDA\' lowl.,. •• . . mldtoMa of tho Stote of Ohio. '11111-tt.. lllurvl'flna spou••• . the .... . of kin, 11\o, IMneflolorl•• _.., tM wiiiJ eM to tlto ottor,..v onr of tho ........ """"'""" s. 11- 8, "F\Ir.tratSuw:town";Jd>n Derek,. John Sllll.lll TIJ&'li>AY ... ..... .. IJ 9 - • - n, ''Ainbuh'', Robert~­ .....hod 1 ll :J6 - 13, "Portr~u oh Slnnor", wnuam B.llt:lh: w.,.. Pen onality E)'l GUUI Caine 1- 3, " Wi1h&q:lnN¥n•n" Sutan Huward 111d ._Yid HWbiUin ' f~i! efNNc:..t ~~lclo , ........... . Dop"' Ct..k 29, (9) 5 21• Pf. PLEASANT - An EigiJI • Coimt;y Recreational Leaderahlp Coalefence Ia 101na to be hold at Camp Virgil Tate, Kanawha Count.Y t.ll Camp, September 5, 6 and -7 101' au 4-11 members 13 yoaro · IIIII older, The. eonferenee will have dla.. "'ulon -Pl. music, ort, na. tun. and drama Huims, other aetlvttioa ore piaDnod to make lito weokelld 0111er1o1n1na IIIII educatlooal, lntereolecl boyo and girlo 0011taet either lhotr local 4-B ~ ~ or tho ErteniiDn Olftee btloro Sepleml)er 2; Full time rel!lalntlon leo Ia t9,27, The ...,....... ltartawllh lha eveollli: moot 'oo Frk!Qo, Soptomlior 5, and cloooo with lund! ... 8osJiember 7. Has Been Canceled, by Kampen, Irene (1969), The Right Time, by Harry L• Golden (1969). 5'"" ·r: 6.." 7:'"' 8:. -· - ·~ llfen Gr lfflll ..... ',1 Lo1tln Space ... 'i H. T. Coupe. Auto. trans. 1 PB, PS, turquoaae with · room Ia - - m swell the stadium to more than 80,000. The Bears wiU start scram. bltng Jack Concannon at fllarterback, Tom Florea Ja the 283 probable alarter for Buffalo, be- 1965 Buick Skylark G.S................. $14ft engine, V-8 motor, auto. trans. , power steering" radio, w/ s/ w tires, all white. '· _Hord. Top Coupe. ¥-8 motor, auto. trans., power · .fteenng, power brakes, white with blade vinyl top 'lac~ interior. Check this one. ' pbyalcal oondlllon. Aside from SbnpJOD, Coach Jo1m Raueh ot Buffalo to expected to make heavy use or i967 Yukon Delta Travel Trailer •• , ••••• , •.$695 another exelttng rookie runner - Blll ~tEvthquake"' ~art, a 236-pound rookie from Oregon, Tile Bears' chief publletat, Dan Desmond, sald In Cleveland IIIIa week thot So,yera Ia lOtatl,y Equipped w1th sink, gas range, ice box, wardrobe. Sloops 4. ··;a:;;k·1-6z.iiid;";""Tich".:Oi.t· Spoc. recovered from his severe~¥ clamsged knee ot last ....... The lithe baek W1derwont a rig. orous program ot exercises to otrODI!IhoD his knee during the all oeaaoo, He haa been eutt1ng I . =~::no $59.5 _.Dr. $395 L std. OPEN EVENINGS Tl L 8:00 Karr & Van Zan•~r. ! NelAD Starla Cleveland's game and "'klmWkneecl quarterback Bill Nolaen will start qalnat Green Bay, But Jerry Rhome, the former ''.You'll Like Our QUII!ity Way of D~ing Business" 992-5342 to see CUI· GMAC FINANaNG POMEROY aiderable actton. In two awearances. Rhome has failed to 1t101.mt a eonsl~ tool drive, although he baa put some points on the scoreboard. Frank Ryan, whose job Nelsen mok last yeer, haa manasecl neither feat. Slortlng at fullback for the Browns wUI be Ron Johnson, the high.prleed, lona boldoul rookie !rom Michigan, Johnson fn three weeks has im.Preased Cooch BlaniDn Collier sulllclent. 1y to win a starting opporlunlt,y. Green Bay Coaeh Phil Benaston' s main ooncern is expected to be bla virluoll,y all offensin line and his exeeas oc E. 6\)\.G U111sual circumstances •able us to offer uctpllonal savillfS on certain selected Pontlacs & Bulcks Ll• lied to cars in stock. Sony no orders can be lak;... CHEAPIES! • USED CARS 1958 OLDSMOBILE . 1958 . · 6Std.cyl. $395. &. OTI ONLY ~4Dr. Sedan . ------'69 Olds------Cadlllacs----· 6 cy( ' and twisting on the field as hard, not as often. as ever be!01'0, Cowboy, is WQ)eCted · 1966 Chevrolet Bel Air 4 Door •.••••••••• $1595 THE BOSS SAYS CLEAR THE " \ltG WITH BARGAINs 'fl£" W/S/W tires. matching interior, new cause of Jack Kemp's1UieC!lrtain - . Good condition. 1967 Chevalle 396 S!lllll Sport .... _..• $2095 $195 67 PLYMOUTH ¥8 $2,195 VB Fury Ill 4 dr. Hord Top, Foclory Air Conditioned. On I 26,197 easy md~s . B_eaut~ful light green with blac~ vinyl top and black VInyl 1ntenor. Almost like the day it was sold. Fully equipped • I. H. RAW PHONE 99Z.Z15i, co. MIDDLEPORT 69 PONTJAC Cotolino 2 dr. Hard Top. Only 4 391 new ~e could 001 put it in showroom.' All vinyf steenng. Power discs brakes. Auto. trans. '\ LIGAL .OTIC! ' $3,298 So mile inter:~. Pa"w-: John $2,595. Bonneville 9 pass. Sta. Wagon. One careful owner. Sf,.. good car. PS, PB & AT. . :'·1;-, .,:.,64,:~TJA( 0.vld11011 Gomer Pyle ,'•. ' $2,395 Hard Top. factor)' air conditiOned. Poww 67 PONTIAC -· Merv (irldjn 67 BUICK - steenng. Power brakes. Automatic Irons. Extra nice. t..t'a tolaQ A'DIIII - $1,895 . VB ~al~x~e 500 4 dr. Sedan. Air condition.d. Extra clean car IQIIde ond out. PS, PB & AT. -New Pontiac trade-in. .... Lester nail 67 FORD le~re 4 dr. , ~- . Col<lllno 2 dl. Har,d Top. Li•• now linlah. P$, . '"" j ' ""''8,.... ,, Jot¥ ....,. 1 ' ': . ., , .' . ; ' $1,095,~ . '-1 • : .~~ Red wit~ block interior. alandlng -----·-------------- S.t nt Storm ' ' 1966 Volkswa1en 2 Dr. Fastback ..•.• . $1395 Guidl"'i1:4fat H- 8 Report Ar1ur Rubhu tt'ln Auto. stid: tr.ana., racfio, tape player, rear window defogger and deluxe trim. The Bears have a 2.:a exhibitloo same reoord wblle lito Packers are 1..3 • Slandlng Room Only By the iline tho Browno (2-11-1) take lito field qain!llhe ttnew" Green Bay Packers (1.2) ' Mr. C.rtoon Thll SIIN. Tonight 't<· ... ·To tiM EMCyJtt et Admlnl1t,...., el · tt-• oateto1 to 1uch cf lllo fo .. $. FINIIIIIIII ~ Mle hlel ·9::-" 0...".... .... 13 0~ IE. o( t)M, 1'\cws . nlm H un 'dil n ·aE.. 9E. Call "" 00 15 4~1 £~ 2" ~ • ...... Couri ..._ . SUNDAY 13, "ZUlu", Stuley Biker, Camp Conference Due to Lack of Interest, To- 1969 Volkswa~• Deluu 2 Door ••••••••• $1995 ore sold out. lumbta, Carpenter. morrow OLDS and CADILLACS and Value-Rated Us.. Cars - wUI make his Drat oxtecWve appearance as a pro. Tile Billa and Slmpoon take oo tho Bears and S..Vera In tho flrat of lito two samoa lor which au 78,000 oeato In tho stadium 00 15 Truth O!' lorosequt•n(' ?S "'"""" ...... 15 13 Mr. r_.r toon 2. Ucr.IITIOII Corn Cub !lqlort 15 15 Lolit In Space I. lmAJIIIII -~ ~ ' T"' 7 "" an.. Eye G..en 13 ...."'" Kartoon It Takes Two Movie 13 6~.. ~·· brew, AUnn 36; Yastrzemaki, Bos 34; Powell, Bait 33. ' ~..., ote. And the moat publlelzed roo1de I'UIIIIIng back ot lito cloeode- o. J. Slmp11011 ol lito lluflalo Billa American League: Jackson, Oak 45; Howard, Wash 40; Kllle- (1!69). 1110, 1be ..., orilh l'aur men over 30 lnxn ' " - · ' ; , _ . . . ;_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ Leroy Kall¥ of lito . Cleveland Browao and Gale So.Yors ol the CbiC:aao Books for All 4re Invited to two YHrl IIIIJIIIIrlll\&<b. l'Odoloo, O..e al-::;·~~ • ..,.,,. , 1 Pad<ol;o becM the 100o omlna and hrry . ~. Juat rum1ng baeka - 28. Zanesville Art Pottery In Col. or, by Pllrvlortee, Lou110 (1968). On Poetry: ColloeleclTalkaand E181Y&, by Graves, Robert ~j- ' dlum wbero tho 111'811 Jim IITOWII played 101' alne YHrl will be hll two IUCctllqrl II premier profosatonal !~I R\llls Batted In John R. Sisson, Jaequilyn Sis· National Lealluo: Me Covey, SF 100 to Adm. or Vetenns Affairs ot U. S., lot, Pomeroy. 110; Santo, Chi 108; Perez, Cin D. A. Milam, Ethel !dilam to 101; May, Ctn 96; Banks, Chi 90. Ameriean League: Killebrew, Ohio Power Co. 182.50 acres, Salem. Mlnn 113; Powell, Baltlll; Jack. Albert Hlll, Jr., Ora E. HUI son, Oak 104; Yastrzemski, Bou to Chrlale E. Powell, Clara Mae 94; Howard, Wash 91. Powell, .59 acre, Sutton. Pltchlni Nat!Oilal League: Seaver, NY Denver Nelson, Oma Nelson, Ronald Nelson, MargaretNeJson, 18-7; Nlokro, All IUici Jenklna • HoPe Peck. Lavern Peck. Joan Chi 18-11; Osteen, LA 17.11; Brickle&, WUiia.m Brickles to five lied with 16. American Lu.gue: Mclain, Det Jack M. Nelson, Mary Nel10n, 55.27 acres, Salem. 20-6; Cuellar, Bait 18-10; Mc. Eleanor Joan Brookhart, Thel- Nally, Bait 17-4; CulP. Boa 17..8; borl L. Brookhart, Garnet Marie ~emyre, NY 17-11. Moore, Leland Moore, ABnes J<an Nelson, Ra)',moldA, Nelson. John WUoon Starkey, Vlrl!inia Starkey to Raymor>:t A. Neloon, Agnes Joan Nelaon, .31 acre, ~ • I f ~=::...· Wllll ··faoir ..... beoder hore Sltur- I On dlapliQ' In lha hup Home Runa Young 4-H'ers 13 Sleepy Je ffer - 13 " ·I AllosiOII c Church ball double cloy nl&ll~ Clmnte, Pit 108 40.1 7 146 .360 Joboa, NY 121 428 82 ISO .~ Rooe, ctn 121 102 163 .338 StorgU, Pit 113 404 73 1as .334 Jim.,, Cln 110 423 73 140 .331 Alou, Pit 100 855 49 118 .327 ToJaa, ctn ue so8 92 163 .321 McCV7, SF 118 374 79 120 .321 Perez, Cln 127 508 93 163 .320 Amerieu la.gne G, All R. H. Pet. care.., Min rn 364 10 128 .352 Reo.., Min 106 332 40 110 .331 Smith, Boa 113 434 75 142 .327 F, Rb111; Ba1 125 457 99 148 .324 Oliva, Min 119 492 76 ~6 .317 Powll, Dol 124 436 69 134 .307 Blair, Dol 125 524 97 ISO .305 Plr<H, Boa 120 409 75 124 .303 Hwrd, Wu 129 478 92 141 .301 Clark, NY 123 504 62 150 .298 Mr. Edcly releooeo Au&uat Canlaliaro'o lhr......, Roy Allen SaJre. ~Ueen ~IalNo, 3: homer In the el&lllh lmfns Sayre, to Lawrenee Martin ~WilDeath Is M,y Bridegroom by 1itled the Red Sox m victory In eoxen, Frances WUcoXfln lot Baelne ' ' Devine, D.M. (1969). a game thai featured 27 hill Ruth• M. Cox to Forrest C. Neig- O' The O'Hara Generation, by and olx home rune. Carl Hara, John (1969), Yaotrzemokl and Rleo Potroeol- ler, Gertrude E. Neigler 28 ' · When In Grace, by Latben, Em. 11 eaeb eracked a two.run abot acre Sutton. E.' Pauline Foster to Ernest ma ( 1969). for the Rod Sox while Jerry Others Adair pOOed tho l010ra with a L Jones, Uta Raye Jones, par. llandwritina 'Ailalyals Made Ea. oolo bome 1'111 and a boaea- eels, Collllllbia. sy by Marley, John <1968). loodod triple, . Ohio O!!tcials Diroctory,1968Jim Northrup c_. a G.for. 1970, by.State Government 8 nl&lll 1itlh hio seeoad homer The llolldiQ' Cook, by Lana, lito . to the seth .. Christensen, Lillian( 1969), 'I 13 Pet. Notional league: M~Covey, SF 41; lL Aaron, AU 36; May, L!GAL NOTICE 6 .'"" 7'""" '""" 8'"" "" 9".." 0:". II "IT 2I"T IE " ·u, ~ ..... 2E was over. m other aetton 11o11m I IIi: oo a dalajoed ot.aJ. IO....S Drops Perloctllunl " 2"' " I ' •• •• 0 "~ It llkttM1 Thtef Now• to second on a aacrltlee. A &I'OWidoul mewed the runner to third. Frw Roblnocm dr.,. an ~ pooo IIIII to ~ ""' Dragnet Goldd lggen .....u 6: lronllde Movie Tile oeorolhen 100aawed IDIIIl tile IIIII Inning wb., lito Ottoloo oeOI'ed the wlnDlnr run In claaolc st;ylo. Curt -.., led off with a pinch lfn8lo IIIII - - " Call orthe We.t Anlmll World ··-·..,..•. Saute 70 5~ Bnndld ..-. unwn~World 4:." Match Game After falling behind J.j) In tho oe<CIIII, Baltimore tied It In tho third when pltehor Jim Palmer oiDrled In Dave Jo1m100 1roru Her~ uloid• 3 ".~ Secret Storm Mo oo Wacky Rac11 Cool McCool II~ Apollo U Gllld\IJI L ight 00 -raeo. "" Dt.arn Hou.e 00 "' "'" Mo•le " 7"" Ne ou ••' II Bev. HWbillt.a . 15 "'" 13 "" " "13 12 8::" 9n·"" 0 ' ,,•• ,,•• T\' Cli111'0D111 "~ 7 . .. '" GoHatll Dr. Kllldl.re '" I '"""" 2'""" 3'"". ·-·•• aliveayou big edge c :' outlide. OJ 00 """ Miss ion - lmposs irHe a. 0.'1')' Kartom Kami.Y&) 15 .'" Movie Newa "'"~ 00 15 " llee--1-lln•" 10 13 Uali ~ The Oocton 15 f n.nk McGee u t~ 00 '""" """ "'00" '"" 6~ 00 l.ove o( 00 13 30 Peraonallt3o 15 NFL Actlo11 Whal 's New " Btv erly Hlllbllllu 2 "~ 6·"""" 7". ~8 n ""' 9" 0 It TakM Two orai Robtru Revhllll. Fln•a 5""' 6E" fl r, Kil dare ~~&nproo Ellie ol Nlabt " Llms Tl>e Ch rt atopl>e> The llYI!!f: Woro Bi ll Al'derron 30 Captalll Ktr iOOn Karnh al 15 IH ~ SloeepJ J effers 9"''" Singilljj .J ubll eo.- GIDr) Rold Ne .. s Preoa 1111orn111ona1 G, All R. lWIIIiDc CLEVELAND (UPI) - Coo>. noii08Ul'o ol the line art ot ruaorilhatthe f - U wW hove aDing fealt the llllual ,&n'Ooloot... m 15 8 ~" ~: v;ull(eli >l ~; 4 Word of Life Dl s<.'Owry ~ " : 3..." Bible Anawen ( :orn Cob Report l '· 6:'"'" 7n " Unit4d Na1lonal Leape •' I • ,,. w UP! Sparta ! ~ RUnners OfTered Fold and Place Near Your TeleviHion Set for j I• - 'hlo ,rt . . Weekly Guide To Better TV Viewing , I io Ito i>me~ pleaoant clowille, We ablor!> a lotllna ' oriJIIID 111 hour of arrival IIIII the _.ld, . oplnolng at•a rode • roij U !!PM : 10wnJ do1111 to 33 RPM 01' 11oom , · the moment we nil.our piano ol Leonardo do· Vlriet Alrporj In Fumlelno and omen llio plneo ot Rome, the ouve ~. the Mlbtropteal climate. Tile till -then crlopl,y elrlelont Pan-Am otewardnoo10o •lddeelr lhlll lholr metabollo.,. mRome tempo and it's ..Arl'lvedella" ==~·~~~~~ : i~lf'; ~ !" ' ' '" PB & AT. , · �' ; . ~ ' 111e Dtlb senunOI, ' e_....,.,lll4dlt!>ort, o., ~. ~- AIJIUii ~. 11~ ., " .u · ··.· ;. ~·n · .. ·. - .. _; ·. ~nic Held by Laure~ Cliff-Group ,' . u""' " 111e omua1 Jl(<nlc of :he r.au. ' /j 1"'1 CIUI Free Melllodlot Church ; wu held S.lurda.Y oveniJIB at lhe ' roodolde pork oo ·R - 33. ' lian&Cil, Mr. .,.. Mro. . Wright, Berny .... Becio', Mr. and Mrs. Michael Wriibt, Mr • and Mrs. Gerald Pulllno, ~en. Recreation preceded the pic~ W11M and Gary, Mr. and Mra. ode wllh the Rev. Eugene Gill Klein, Barbara, Keltll and Roger. lllvlns grace. The birthday of Mr. and Mrs. TOm Lane and Clll!erd Klein waa obaened. A Crystal, Mr. anc! Mra. Bill Bal· vote c1. ti!Ds was extended to ley, Rita and RoWley, the Rev. the refreshment committee, Mr. and Mrs. GUI, Nancy, Darla, Kaand Mrs. Klein and Mrs. Rich- thy, and Delores, Mr. and Mrs. 'ard Friend. Steve Eblin, and Greg, Mr. and Attending the affair were Mr. Mrs. James GUmore, Dennis and and Mrs. Pearl Jacobs, Mr. and Brenda, Mr. and Mrs. BOO BarMrs. Harry E. Clark, Vicki, Ric- ton. Billy and Ansela, Mr. and ky, 9lerrl, and Terry, Harold Mrs. Lawrence Eblin, Penny and PatQr, Wedding is Event or ChlU'ch or Christ. The Rev. Raullin Moyer will officiate at the ceremony rotlowing a half-hour or nuptial music by Mrs. Chester Erwin, organist, aM. Mrs. John Jordan,. PO ROY NATIONAL ·BANK I RUTLAND POMEROY Serving Meigs County for over 97 years Member Federal Reserve System A FULL SERVICE !JAN I< Westinghouse ' . ' ''VOL. :t¥__NO 31 .;·., ':>· SOUTHERN LOeal Sehool Dlatrtct Teachen Meetlrw;, 9 a. m. Frillay at Soothlft'n High Sebool; important, aU teachers asked to atten!. - MIDDLEPORT Women' 1 Chrlotlan Temperanee Union, 7:30 Friday nlglrt at tile Presbyterian Church. ICE CREAM Soclal al t"oroat Run M-Ill Church, nrving 6:30p.m. Friday. REVIVAL EACH evening at 8, throUii!l Aug. 3latsnowvllleUnlted 111-ot Church on State Route 681, five miles west of US 33. Rev. EYan EdWards, evanpill!. Special slnaing !oalurod. SATURDAY !UGH SCHOOL DANCE party SOturday at the Meigs Junior High School In Pomeroy !rom 8:30J>AD. to 11:30 p. m. The American t... gion will sponsor the dance. The Jays will emcee. foe~ Unih *lnfinit~ Heat Controls *Automatic Tim-ing Center I ~ ·;t;~· ~- -~ ·. . >:::Starting Scho~l Work CONGRATULATIONS . BY !JHARLENE HOEFLICH . ·~ POMEROY - Tueaday, aa -lclJool bella ·: ling aplll, lhere will be numerouo boya and ,-. ' ljlrlo anawerlng tllem lor tile lint tllne. · . ·11 WGUid be dl!llcult todescrlbelhe mixed eOt!ims of ll!e llrat llf1ldera and lhelr parIIIII, boa lhe Ulougbto and lq>eo oil one Dlotb-' er Ire eJPre8ied tn this .essay; ••My.ton starts school tomorrow. h'IIO" , IDJ ,Io be and new to him ltJr awhile, ,( alid I wls~ ..)IGU would sort of treat !lim • t:S,. ' · · , •-you see, ltJ to now, he's been tKlng of jhe Roost'. · He's been boss of .tbe taclcyard. t . have al1frQa been aroum to ·repair his WOunds, ani to soothe hta teelirp. / "But nOw - things are gotrv to be dtf- TO RUMMAGE WANTED Rummage for a sale to be held by lhe Women'a Auxiliary o! lhe veteraos Memorial Hoapllal Is to be taken to tile Court street building formerly .._ted by the PbiiUpa Slaters at 9 a. m. on SOpL 8, Mrs. Philip Mel~>­ hart, chail"lll&Dt announced. HAMMACK ASSIGNED PT. PLEASANT - Army Prlnte First Claaa Timolby W. llalllmack, 19, oen of Mr, I n d Mrs. CIJde D. Hammack,' 1418 Ohio st., PL Plea.1811l, wa1 asaigned as a riOeman will! lhe lot cavalry Division <AirmobUe) In Vlolllam, Job 27. · POMEROY FLOWER SHOP· ·? .. AS YOU HOW YOUR GRAND . OPENING TIDS WEEKEND! MEETING PLANNED A weekend meetiJW at the Pomeroy Lower Light Church will be held at 7:30 _p. m. each eY8111ng through Sunday. The Rev. Rall>h Spirea wnt be speaker and on SOtorday ll!e Eberlya !rom MlcJ>. igan wlU present a sand draw· lqr. The public Ia InVited. Sun., Aug. 3l. 11 :00 to 5:00:: ...-· ·--... YOUNG ASSIGNED Prhate Firat Clua George W. Young, 19, son ot Mr. and Mrs. George J, Yount, RL 3, Pomeroy, was assigned to the lot Infantry Dlvialonln Vleu.m, Aug. 6 ao a oom•t engineer. •• ' "' ..... h BAHR CLOTHIERS MIDDLEPORT, OHIO • 0 • We salult you on your 'ontributi~n to the business life of downtown Pomeroy. Conwatulatlons and best wishes to you. " Elberfelds In Pomeroy •. ' . •• • ~~ ; • Open Friday and. Salllrday Nights Til 9 ' • .. ... 0 .. .. Foqrte~dOfelida.p ' •.. •....• .,.,..•. . ., ~-.. = _ )to~" , ' .,,' ' ~· .. ..<#,...,...... "' ' ~~~ ,~ , ~"'· .. .' ~ ~ .. -rt !'untlngton, 1-!£::·,· :~~·. : .... ,Oot • . PROGRAM ANNOUNCED Mrs. Harold Brown of the Pom. eroy Garden Club will present.a program· oo •'Drying Plant Materials" ·over WMPO at 9 a.m. P~ASANT, .. 'f?IIIEROY- e ; PT. w. Va. - (IJPO- A ~ iW Oi&!" ~s fomlted bonds In tile hoorlqr waa r&oocheduled lor next Frl,day :iiF!~~Count¥ Judp F>'allk W. Port- .,alleriMXNI io magistrate court lor a alee! ., .._,:1~- boild r••7 SO h WIJ. CO/I&IrucUon a~rlntendent cbaJ:ged wltll .., &-.,..&... . , . . . lP,... • ac were not requiring workers on the new Ohio Riwr Archer, W.-Vo.;AmoliiR. Jiv· bridge' to waar lifo Jackets while overt h o · .GalltPollt; R.orald TQ'lor, Pomeroy; 1 ri' R. Fi-y, N"' Haven; Kenneth Cooke, waterTho ,_riqr ltJr Noenlg, a super· 1 · • : ""'~hen Hatr, q,porsandu.. 1 nd or Allied steel 1~ 1. i , , all on~"' cbargea1. ...•'"' Ned R. Pet- lte ent Co., hadbeenoontln. ued to Saturday lroJil Friday oven!Dg In the 1 ' Oi!l, Alllllllli!, 1!11\! ~lp vlolaUon. Forfeiting Court of Justice of the Poaee Olevla Mahan. · , . ~ - ~25 bond~ on cbar&os oldlaturblDJ The •econdpoalponement q!the hearing ' tha Jiea<e WaiHarOld Douglas, Cheshire. w~s macletoallowlheWeotVIrsJIIIaSa!ot;ylloFined In the .court wore lofarPret E. ,&rtment onc1 tho attorney general's ofllce PINilOI'QI', $~0 and coati, piOBing to haw ropreoentatlwa preoelit, the mag!o, aosuted clear cliolance ahead; liar- Irate _.. !akJ. · riot S. · Nolgler, Racine, $10 ""' costa, no "''!ff''lor's bcense; Glenda J. COMoll,y; Rano wera&or~• licenaei Virllo E. $$ ""' coeta, park- ~ ".,. ' '' The charge& aplnat Hoenig were placed by a Weot VIrgilia oa!ecylnopeetor,lltnHay· burn, who said ho had warned Hoenig of lhe violation .. on a ll.lltlber of Occasions." · Sherif! Troy Huf!Dian ol Maaen counll' oerved lhe warrantooHoenlgW-aday. The superintendent poated $50 bondontlle charre. The chars:ea aplaat Hoenig came whUe state and federal investigators p r o b e d charges by three palqtera thatc:0111truction of the bridge ...,.ratruciUte waa laull;y. The painters were !)ired for •tpoor attendance at work/' according to Hoenig. The lour-lane apan reploelng tile col· lap&ed Silver Bridp waa e>peeted tobeclln· plated by latllbla y-. ., ••o J'!IIdioiJ; Walt Oianey's "PETER PAM" (TachnlcoiOf) An AII .. Cartoon Feature Captain H~olc's Pirates, Boll, lndi., and Mermaid Lagoons See tha HAPPY ENDING . ~' .. OSP Asks Motorists ToDriVecautiOusly GALLIPOLIS - The Ohio State Highway Patrol reminds all motorists that school wlll be startirw: next week in all public schools of Gall~ arxl Meigs COunties. The patrol urges extreme caution by all drivers during morniJW aoo evening hours whlle buses are picking up and deliveriJW students. Motorists are also remirded to adjust to the legal speeds within school zones durl"' times spedRed by law. Parenta are urged to make sure that children startit¥J to school for tile first time know the proper ways to walt on the school buses and _also go over the routes w~th the small ctllldren: who are required to walk and make sure they crou th~ street at tratnc WINNER - Puul Lambert, sooo!Mr• and Mra. Ernest lambert, RL 1, Rutlantl, and a member of the Harrisonville 4-H Club, took ftrst place area honors Friday at tile Ohio State Fair with hia exhlhl~ "How TO Uae Three and Four Way Swltches,'t irl Eleetrictt;y n. Paulwatalao orle of two winners ln tile same elass at tile Meiga Courlcy Flair. He waa preaented an electric clock, a blue ribbon and a green ribbon ror enteriJW. This was Paul's l!rat parUcipatlon at lhe Olllo Slate Fair and tllo SOCOIId year at lhe Melgo County Fair. Paol attend& Moiga Junior High Sehool at Pm~eroy. lights and marked lriersectlons. The patrol has instructed scbool busdriv· era to report all vlolatl0111 to 011 tile Ulegal passing of stopped buseaamltheaedrivera will be contacted by the patrol. Parents are also urpd to coNac:t school otriclall arxl report any claogerous conditi.ODI that exist at arcy bus stop. Set- P. D. McCreedy pointed out: 41 Thts area !as a good school bus safety record and we want to keep It that way. Patrol cars wiD be lollowlrw buoeoiiiOI'niDc ande,.n!Dgonall main highways to eheck oo fiiOtorist viola"tlcm· as well as &1'\Y violations by bus drivWL 14 Remember, ttlsaviolatlonofthetramc laws to pass ai'G' school bus that ta•torPea to . pick ._, or discharge J)asserpra alii aU whicles must st:cp at least 10 feet to the tnmt or rear of any sc:hool bus beirw wroiehld,. that ispickinglC)ordiachargiJVpuSBJWWI." Middleport Man Found Dead in Jail K. Stewart, Mlildl.. ' Monday. NOWJ0\1 a luxury · on a Slate-. - ~~~~~:.· .~~~(;usedlJridge ·Official . ~·~ c. aJECll IIAP - Fnd Gaellelo, left, ~ oni noll rt, ""' lllohonl Glasgow, npreaenladve of Aubl&oMitcheU~oa .,.. Aa-woa ot Clnel-, on property linea Involved In lhe $5,280,000 llfelp Counb' lii&M11 ....,..,_.,.. projoct. The Clnci11Btl l!rm Is ercagecl by lhe Ohio llepartme,. of JUalnoays to H<Ure rJaiiHifo Way& needed lor the improvements planoed on 7 and U. S. - . 33. Proo and cooa of lhe impromnont wore aired Friday dorlna o public hearing hUI In tbo <0111111 courtroom by John Dowler, highway dlvlalon 10 deputy director, ond bla olal! of Nlrlet!L Olllciala remalll<ld In the courtroom tollowlng tile hear!Dg to anawer quoetlooa oillnllualll either Involved or interested in tile planned iqroveme~ ~-,..._,..,.;;. ,. Fined ., !!~~~!~g R •·~· TO SPEAK SUNDAY Dr, Lester Rouah ol Gallipolio will be the guest speaker at tho 10:30 a.m. Sunday oervice o! tile Middleport First United Presbyterian Church. lere'"GALLIPOLIS - Three per1001 were 11>- Choohire. · He ea111>lolned d a neek Injury. Ol!lcero ~ tt.IWlnstoo, headed nortb, '•'Ibis morntrw:, he's eo1rw to walk down jured alii a 1963 Olevrotet was demolished pa111ed a car Pd. • tractor.-tn.iler, met an the 11"0111 IIepa, ~.. hie helid, and start on at 12:U p. m. Frida1 when Kemoth Dbwou, oneoming car and forced It olllhe highway. his great adventure thalt wlllprobal>ly include 22, Dexter, Ioiii cOIIIrol ol tile ear on a dow,.. woro, l,ntgedy and sorrow. grad& ol Rt. 143 lo Meigs County, eighl.teotho There was no contact between the two cars. The other veldele driven by Donna Gheen. "To live his life in tile world he llao to ol a mile oorth d RL 692. live lo wUI .....,lrelaltll an:l iovhnd coorage. The Slate Highway Patrol aald thedrlwr 29, Puneroy, wal tor~ed ott on the right "So, World, I wilh you would 10rt or take am Sherrie Dlrwen. 15, Dexter, were thrown berm. Winston's car cut back In lront of tile hlm by his young hand and teach him the out of the car. Both were admitted to Veterans thllllll he wiD have to know. Memorial Hoapllal Anclther paaaeqror, Won-· tractor-tn.Uel;', went off the hl.ghwQ, struck "Teach him ... but gently, II you can. die DlnpBB, 16, also had minor llllurlea, but an embanlanelrt. and overturned onto Its top. "He wl1l lave to learn, I know, that aU was treated at the hospital and. relea1ed. The car wu demall1hed. No one was Injured tn a single car accl· men are mt just, that all men are not true. om cera reported that Dbwess came over dent at 11;40 p, DL Friday on Rt. 588, one t•Teaeh him that for BVWY scoundrel a hlllcrett ard lost control of his vehicle goand 1ix..tenth1 mlle1 west or GaUipolla. there Ia a hero - ttat tOr every crooked pol- ing down a grade. The auto wem otl on a Otftcera said that John R Beam, 17, Rt. Uidan, there la a dedicated leader, that ror curve and struck a fence and !KRI1etreescaus1, oak HUJ, headed west, lost control on a every BIISIDY1 there is a trierd. lng it to be demoliihed. "Lot him )earp early that thebuUiesaro Tho patrol cited DlnaesotoMeigs Courlcy curve alii his car went otrthehlghwayinto an 1he e&Jleat people to lick. COurt on a charge or speed inuceas for road embankment all! ditch. There was minor damage to the car. uTeach him the wonder ot books. Give conditions.. The potrQI cited Beam to GaUia County him QUiet limo to ponder tile etern&llllfstery Charles G. Wlnatoo, 52, Middleport, was Juvenile COurt Sept. 13 on a charge or speed of blrdaln the sky, bees In the sun and flow- arrested on a charge of drivh~ while IDtoxlen on the green hill. eated after an accident at 7:15 p. m. Friday in excess tor rOid COOOiti®s. "TUell him that it iatarmorehonorable on RL 7, one ard four-tenths miles south ot to !all than to ~hoa~ Teach him to have faith 01 · .. his own Idea&, eveo llewryene .... tells r him they are wrong. · · . "Try to give my son the stre¥b not to ro11ow tile crowd when everyone~~ .... getting on lhe •ndw.- Teach him to Uaten to aU men, but to ruter aU he hears on a screen of truth ard to take onl,y the good that comes POMEROY - Theodore T. Reed, Jr., 1hrougb. chairman ot Grcq> Seven, Ohio 811\kers A&"Teach him to sell his brawnall:lbrains aodatlon, and president of Farmers Bank and to the highest bidder, but never to put a price Savings Cmlpany, Pomeroy, announced that on hla heart and aoul. mall)' local ..'*erawlll beatten:llngthegr<qJ "Teach him to close his earl on a howl- sesalon to be held Thuraday, September 11. 1., mob - and to oland and ftglilll he thlnha The meeu., will be held at lhe Lokeslde Golf he's rlglrt. Course in Beverly. · uTeach him gently • World, but don't codB. T. Grover, Jr., president. TheAtheni dle him, because only the teat or fire makes Natiolw.l Bulk, Athe111, ts se<:retary-treaaur· lllleoteel. of GrolCI Seven. CourKies represented in . see what er undsls a big order, World'1but GrfMt1' Seven are Athena, Belmont. Coshocton. 1011 eao .do. ~1 , Guernae,., Hocldlw. Meigs, Monroe, Morgan, "He's such a nice little feDow_," llluakl11(1111, Noble, Perry and Waahlngton. Grou'P Seven Sessw'n •"• qrQdvyj Three Injured In Auto Crash tans Announcedfior •.. Sehooi~Days6are AHereBAgain! STOP AT '' • V' Army ·. CAW\1~ lfn.'!F 0 SUNDAY ANNUAL Hendrix reunion will ...... ~ --"-------~ 'II ~~'Many Childnen Wil·l Be ELECTRIC RANGES WITH SELF-CLEAN OVENS Broil(r) *Piug-Qut Sur• . l:,;t\11 ~The Bells' Toll · . WORLD ALMANAC *Self·Ciean Oven *No Turn Spe~d· I SUNDAY. AUGUST 31, 1969 I· be held Sunday, August 31, in Parkenburg at the South1ide school yard next to the Visco TO MEET SEPT. 3 plant. A meeting of the Ladies AuxREV. BUD HATFIELD will Iliary ollhe Middleport Fire Despeak at 10 a.m. Swtda,y at Grapartment scheduled tor Sept. 3 ham l!aptlat Church. has been postponed to SepL 10. MONDAY CHESTER LODGE 323 Dllllllh· ters ot America will take part bl lhe Labor Day parade at ChesFACTS ter on Monday. · Members to wear white and white gloves, and meet across from the grade school at 1 p.m. DANCE at Racine Junior High School building, MOilllay, 8 to 11 p. m., with music by "Next in Line,'' Rponsored by Soutl1ern Cheerleaders. MIDDLEPORT GARDEN Club, Monday, Sept. 1, at the home ot Mrs. H. J. Russell, 8 p. m. The Nobel Prizes, TUESDAY awarded annually to those MEIGS LOCAL Athletic Boostindividuals selected as havers meeting Tuesday evening in ing made the greatest con. cafeteria or Meigs Higl1 School tributions in the fields of In MlddleporL All parent& urged physics, chemistry. med· to attend ·icine or physiology, literaPOMEROY CHAPTER 186, Orture and peace, are funded throu2h the of the late der cl the Eastern .star, 1:45 p. Allred B. Nobel, Swediab m, 'l\leaday, l'omeroy MaiiOIIIc inventor and philanthropist. Temple. The World Almanac cites REGULAR MEETING, Middle. Nobel's most notable inven· port Lodge 36.1, F. & A.M., 7:30 lion as being in the field of ex p 1o s i v e s, specifically p.m. 'llleaday. All Master Ma. dynamite. sons invited, Carl L. Taylor, master, announces. WEDNEiiDAY MIDDLEPORT Amateur Gardeners, 8 p.m. Wednesda¥ at the home ol. Mrs. Russell MUla. Simplest To Cook On, Easiest To Clean, Highest In Quality GALLIPOLIS - Charles G. Winston. 52, to be ruled & suicide or acddent. PU. Jerry Taylor took Winston•s breakol 667 Sec.,.. Avo., Middleport, an apo parent victim of an attentpted Bulcide, was fast to him aDd tounl him crumpled on the !..... dead at 7 a. m. SOlurday on ll!e Door door of the jail, part or a broken black belt In lhe Gallipolis clt;y Jail. around his netk. Dr. Doneld R. Warehime, Gallla County Winston had been arrested on a charge of a okuli fracture. No olllclal venliciwaolorth- drivirw: while Intoxicated Friday evening by coml.W, .however, on whether his de&.t.h was the State Highway Patrol after anaccidenton ~ Coroner. said Wlnaton'a death was caused by Galli a Court Work Load .. ...... - ' 1;.~ ....... II«•· • "HOOK, LIHE & SINKER" (T ochnlcolo<) Jerry Lewis, Anne Francis SHOW STARTS 7 P.M. '""" '' 10r , ... . ~ 1' • "., • :r ,_ • TOHIGKT, AUGUST 29 •• •• '!:'J "BARBARELLA" - Jon• Fonda ~ ·-·-- COLOR 299.95 T.,.. Arrortted ~ -PLUS- ••• .,DUFFY" JanieS ·Coburn ' COLOR . GET 15 SPECIAL WIRING ALLOWANCE with the purchase of A Flamalass Electric Ranee Orrt:" ro" OHIO POWI" CUITOMIIIS ONLT ... , HU HREY'S TELEVISION AND FURttiTURE · 108 W. Main 992-7242 '• Brown JuiJ• Harris Diahann Carroll Ernatl BC>rgnl•• ' (;OLO!! ,,. . . '' t , "tKE SPLIT" ' ' •.:, . .:\1· ... -~·~ . • (f '' . -'" ' \ SATURDAY, AUGuST 30 GALLIPOLIS - Tho work load in Ga111a Cow!b' Camnion Pleas Court has ~· ...,_ · ~ · duced by 125 eaaea since lhe l!rlllo!tlle year ~cw;re.- caaeo pending are tile lowest In adem hi~. · 1 fact Ia baaed on lhe rtpOtt In Ohio · Courts, alllllothly pubUcadm ollhe (lhlo Sup,...,.e ,((ourt, •'Jjllbliohed by William D. Radcliff, Admlal~:ve Director. , On Juq I, i.8G9, . tllere Were 122 caaes' ' PtQdiqr. morth II case a were iJDd ·; and · · · I•Ying a July'3l ~""e '· :ni!Rh · oil, . A year~. July ' . ' . , t'"· · .. ·· i! . ··~!:' · j i. ,, •' ) :. • . ~'·' .~ -·......,.. -.. ......., . ..... ,_ ·- South Middleport, a sister, Mrs. Pallia· (Virginia) Stallwortb, docro.aso oll71 c:aaea in a year. ol Cor.,., N. Y. HI a father, WWiam Winston, Broken llown, lhe report sboll's tllere preceded him In deatb. , were 60 civil caoes pondlqr Job I, 1969, · F....ral aervlceo wW ba conlucteil at . with lbree Rled and roor dlamisaed leaving 2 p. m. Toooday at lhe 1111. MoriabiiiPlot a Juzy 31 ....... ol 59 caaes. Church by lhe Rev. Nyle D. ot Golll· lo crimlral eases, there were IOpon:li"' polla. Burial will be In tho iiiiMiotplll"t H Ill Juzy I, 1969, lhreo Rled and aevendlsmissed Cemetery• clurlni: the month, lea~ng a balance of olx Frtenda ~ call at tile Rawling..c.ota Juzy 31, Funeral HCIIIO from :/.4 p. m. and 7-$ p. 111. · There were 112 d<BDostlc relotlon cases l4oeday and 1111111 12:30 p. m. Tueaday....,. '< .PondiDJ ~ul,y I, 1969. Durl., lhe mooth, e!sbt tile body will be tlikon to lhe l;hurch'to,Ue In rire llled add ,i'! 'dl'!lftlioed.loavtng ,a Jut) state one i)ll!lr'before1ho &efYiceL Mllilal)' , , , 3~ ¥once fll 49 cas,~ '·,·. , rites will be 1lold at lhe lltiWIIdo.. ca•u• .o;;n.une,.a· · ,.. . ··· , .: . :Heigl S!lbtlidi, lal.l-14:72 ·. ,, ,.. ,·.' .. ·.•. ' . ' ' . .. ' ' lit' ..ll<d roa....-. j\ '•' . RL 7, one aOO tour-tenths miles soutbofO.~ shire. He was booked at the .iatl at 9:05p.m. Friday. Police theorized that Winstonc1lmbed0ft top of the steel bull-9eD cage in tbe jail. lit- · tached his belt 8.I'OWIII his neckUd to an OWJ'Iilo · head pipe and JIIJI1PO(L The olher part ol tile belt was lmnglng !l"om lhe pipe. Winatoo, ac- · cording to police, was theonlyoc:~ofthe jail Frlllay night. Re wao heard movlngar..... In tile jail about 3 L m., acc:onllng to Pollee Chief John Taylor, by an otllcer 011 dut;y. A member d tile Lewis Manley Poat36Z, American Legion, Winstoo servect four yean in the United Slalaa Army In World War D. He was a member ol tho ML Merlah Baptiot Chur:.~~ molher, Mrs. NeOla ·. 1969 Winston, Second Ave., aDII · Reduced Greatly in . Big, beautiful Ford Galaxi~S with as wide a track · as Cadillac-a trunk bigger thari Buick Le Sabre-now going at low, year-end prices. Hardtops and sedans.,-cholce of colors and options. But hurry-they're going fast! · MASONDRIVE· IN 1 OVEN ,, +~~~~------~~~~ - ~2~~~AA~G~E~$~ ' ----~---------·------~---~----·· ______ wm Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporotion All Accoonts Insured Up To $15,000.00 ' ' 'if '~- Colwnbus, soloist. Our bank will not transact business on LABOR DAY, Monday, September 1 . \ Devoted To Tile Greoler MldfUe Ol&iD 'Yalley HW ani! Dlllllf, Gerlach, son of Mr. and Mrs. Wendell Gerlach, alao Middleport, will be held Saturday at 2:30 p. m. al tile Middleport I - ' JoJce Baker, Mra. Jes. Jean Windon, ~ WW, Barbara, Diane .,.. JlmiiQ' Lowla. . .Mrl. Bertba _Parkor, 'lir..... Mi-a. · tilcbard 'Fri.,.., Brlan, lllarvln, Richard, Mark ""' Jlo.. linda, Jack Jacoba, Jma Acree, Marguerite Lollbelt .... WQ11e, Mr. onc1 Mrs. Clarenee eurti6, air, and 1J.frS. Ernest Powell, Mro. Bob llcJa1>sa ond Robin, and CharlesDiebl. ... -' ' '. The open church WeddiiW of Miss Debbie Grueser. daughter of Mr. and Mra. William Grue.. er. Middleport, to Mr. Mlcllael Let's all join in praising the millions of American men and women whose effort and co-operation have done so much to make our nation what it is today. I, . ' Saturday at 2:30 LET'S ALL JOIN IN PRAISING LABOR- > • ' ·~)< ,. ~: ;{) \ { ,• ~' t ·cJMiol• . f -' � 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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