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All hlall glrta lntera- .- - ID llltorllll 1bo _ . t lhou1d IIGrm lira. ..... at l'olllorQy ac.te8.11ro.flo&eloiii- MIIp l:cJoaty Jualor Iiiia. lira. JUd.Y 1111111 of _ , Cheater wtll be lD ........ of tilt polae IIIII - - dlvlolm of 1ho _.u. llro. RlaP II 1 formor BY PARTICULAR PEOPLEI PARTICULAR PEOPLE I A,rtCarved WEDDING RINGS .' ' ~ ENFORCED CURFEws TQ ~TA'i!l ralalltio Oalia oori,y todiyla Fori Lalli.......,~~ t;mieo, N. J.; ~ l:iiiill.; alii DoylcJo, 0111o, II! plaauod 117 ..._ civil di..Jrdora. ·.111e 40io mu Cla*n;ollco llorco, incla!br.a~i'a~Meo, wuiiiOIIAIHII·w.aIIOido¥ DlaiR lD"' oilwt to ....- nauqllllll ol nclll 'fliilllico. Two per- woreldllod In claohel ·lnaSclilth Sldt .. . -. . . ~ nlalit amid ac&*"od, ~ -~ 01111,.... · ·' · .. DoyloD ,POllee mal- lioiJaUr aldlla at11r aro · nlalita ol d l - a . A ar. atapall& Wll ...... oo a ftnbamllloolod J'*1a~OIIIco.TIIIr1:y-aixpar- ,....II'!'OIIod In Doytoo, Jloot ,.... cllarPd wl1h or dl-1¥ eo1lluct.. •..OUCS .Middle·Clau ,_ alii moy 6e lrimmerJ WASIIINGTON - THE NIXON ADI\ONISTRATION ASKED 1ho Se- t1lla,)' to trim the mlddlecla=il'CoD paad 1IJ lho I!Guoe'o swoepiJW lax reform biU and to WIOliPiclod fl-8 hllllm a yocr cut Ia COQHmOtlon lax rotea. ' "! , Tnos111')' Secretary David M. KomociJ 01111 Aut. Secrelar7 EllwiD S. CdleJI arauod bel<ro lho SelaiAI Flnanca Commtttoe t1at lho IIGuoe lU 1ooan 10 q>el>lla- ID cutllnrr - · ulDdiYiduals 01111 10 horoh lD rolailll buslMSI - · tlllt Ill biU 1hnotonod to i&Dito I now rou1ll of loflalloo In tho 1870a. l'> Two divorce--- -dill- That's Only Hot Air in '111e ....., ooploror wIll TWO DIVORCES ASKID llled lD .... Melp CGmtl' com. ..., Plaas 'COUrl BotQ> L IWtpiO), Reedsville, 1, !llod aplul Robert L. llllauel. -.... dllriiiDI - · aq1eet of "'11 IIIII oxtrome cnelt;y, 01111 PauleeD J. Tlllla, RotlaDd, llled aplul Tlllll. Mldd1o. pori - - ....... oqlect of dut;y, IIIII allklna cu~~~XM~Y of live ccurfew"..._ COLUIIBVS - THE OFncE OF GOV. JAMES A. RHODES ro-· ua.- meol wl1h lbo )'G6 of tblo 11111111 we-.OIIIovlllqolllll will haw a reunion with hlo Phone Cables hlch . . - .-~:~Jw clua •• put of the ~· ochodlllod aclhltlea. Delores ~turgeon ·white .swa•.un.ltorltl• , . I'Utnor<l\'-ltllod s...., PICNic PLANNED NASON - lfa- OIQor 157, Order of Eastern Star, wtll bald a J)lcnlc for lllelllbon ODd 1holr lamWea II 6 p. m. ~ at .... Now ~~a... Park. Each Uy II to br1DrJ ._, or homburger bona, o coveroddloh,lcod loo Ol' Kaai-Aid 01111 1holr OWD tallle oervlce. (tJPI) - contor. , . elfl Wll 1110 ....... • letter of ponnlttlna: It to apond up to •100,000, for a1tit oclfllllllan IIIII rolocatloa ~ Ingels Appointed To Oistriet rost POMEROY, 01110 MEMBER FDIC Me.rber Fetkrcrl Resewe Syste11 NEW BISHOP . VATICAN CrrY (tl~ I'Opo Paul VI plclood llqr. l!dward A..C. Mccartv', -...,. bllbop Ill CIDclmWI, Wodaiodoy u 1ho blabop ol l'lloiOiz, Ariz., 1 ~ orpnlaod dlocooo. llcCorlbr, 51, • nail.. of Clndmatl, bocomo o prlelll In 1H3 IIIII a lD 1965. bJ lla)&Jb w.... ry, lllatrlct 21 IIIIo nco preollldp - · . lll8ola wiD be In chaqo of rocrultJiw now _.,..olnDlllrict 24 to holp •ch local nocb t11o atitiAI'a ..-llldp aoal ilila 'l1le OllloJoyeeoure . tow • lllellllloroh4l of u,ooe br -28, 1870. . tho .... of 21 01111 85 Jill)' J!U· tllo JlfCIIOI. , . Molp ........ 1ho 01111 Wodaiodoy of •ch mCXIth at I P. m. at 1ho . . _ ""'" helL y---- )'Ill'. 5:00 TO 7:00 Reported in . . .. llelp Cooll;r'o · - of roblin lD aalmlb ... ... ported "' lho llelp CGmtl' Doportmeat ollllollll. ........... ,._... cor, aoid lho IIPOIIIII aa • 1oat wblch .... killed talho&.. ....... . .Uin....: , ' . AND SAJ.;6TURDAY SIPT. 5 .. , "THE DIYIL'S I'' .. (Toc.olc,Joi) Chrlo......._r " - •) ·; "Falihoi;'ir'f01n ~~ini• : -:... ·' 7th Rabies Case lira. iloalob stnuaa, ~adlnlnlaliau.. - TONIGHT, SEPT. 4 NOT OFIN ' ' OPEit FRIDAY NIGHTS : ,. aodPIIArchor,.CCJ!'IIorbocluo; ODd ChiJ ~ ... 0'~ IIIII John Rllcbu1, bollladoa.,. for~ St. Joe wt11 be ..._ Qleawoln, ISS lb. lett ea4; Gu7 GueoweiD, l"ro lb. left tackle; .ioe S t a n. bluilt. 165 lb. lift auanl; Grec -•o ......... Maino, 195 lb. center; Llrrr \lol,)'cka, 1115 lb. riCht auant; . POMEROY-MIDDLEPORT, OHIO ____........ .. WEATHER n~· ~; '4 ~·· ····· • • <. ent111 rdng ........ ODd---- · :, /:• ,. Devoted To The I.,._. Of The Meilp-Mtutm Area v' ora. Blab ~· tadiQ>. '. · bun .... mid 801 to 1ho ~ ,... 1101, lows tonl&llt troaD lllo ,._ · per 60a to 1ho lowlr70a. ~-----__.:.F.:.:.RIDA Y. SEPTEMBER 5, 1969 TEN CENTS · .. ·' -Di~ You•• aU.s'IIOMio · . bassador Elbrick's Life Hinges on Brazilian Junta k~•· Plaid& cmd Sa)ld ~~~~~-~~<i;,;.;!", . . . . . .- . . . C . .h .o . .c .,. RIO DE JANEIRO (IJPI)Foreign Minister Jose Maplhaen Plato Aid today BruU bao not decldod whether to release 15 ,POIIdcal prlooners as demanlod 117 Communlat tor. roriats in exctwwe tor the llle or kid.,... tJ.S. Ambooaadar SIIIIONS SOF~ B,JDS iiTH · BEAUTYREST CONSTRUCTION C. Burke Elbrltk. The terrorists sold 1hoy will A caonfort.. le aofa by day til• ..,.., into o · """"ortillo lo' bod; . execute Elbrick if BrazU's new mUitary Junta his not freed 1ho by early Saturday prisoners ' ~ woven nylons, and loathon. cottons ' ry authori~s to plan a course saturday. on a rosldenUal street by gumnen who · ambushed his limousine at 1:50 p.m. Thursday IIIII drove aH \rlth him In a Volkswagen bus. Pollee reportod llnllrw the buo and a Volkswasen car that had been used In lbe lcidllljllng, Both vehi,.Jes had been stolen from «her states. Seeurlty rorceo atopped aU vehlclee leaving Rio, searching tbe cora 01111 their SurveUlance al airports Jill nU olitl!ial , • P He ..- · Tallorl(l Jhlchl Nln• Sll.rs · ·· '*'···· ......~.~ . AsrlCI!iluro . hl111toritas eauBe 1ft . muchollllD tbl lorpocrcages ol Anal Fall Sale STOCKINGS AND PANTY HOSE billion Rt~. 3.00 PANTYHOSE ............. SALE 2.39 Rtl. 3.95 SUPPORT HOSE .......... SALE 3.19 R11. l.75 STOCKINGS .............. SALE 1.39 Re1. i.35 STOCKINGS .............. SALE i.09 In crq> holiiJ>.· KAYSER STRETCH TIGHTS Knlr· to shape rulllr on eu:lusiw _.IIIII stitch, wide s14Hut stretc~ nylon waistband holds ~ooth and flat. Select. the _size for your girl. lll(onts 6J co 7, 8 co 10, li coN. -------------....-1. 2iol .... . ,. .T,.,._, ' ' .-< poallionl ~ . tm:• wef&hln8 4:,000, s,ooo. 8,000 · ON AG COYII!I'I'EE PABIS- Tlll!i ALLIED DELEG,.. to 1ho VlellluD talksTHEREON ~. vtee · poet Hanoi to IOQIIIenlto botllellel4andliO&IItiJdiii!IOIIdon!' t o - · P'aatdent o1 'l1le Formers 111 ~to carl')' mWlth·Ho 11116. .' Bank and Sevlnp Co. of !'om.• · • Both lbo Viet Cong 1111 Norih Y"'b!IJillt!" chlef·delotl*lea to lbo erQI', bas- namoc1 to serve . _. pooco tonf......,.. left Plrlo Thlirodol' fot<IIIO'o fllnoral rottawtna 1ho .., 111o qricultural eqpunl• e.-ttalion of tho feculail¥ i<*dod 88iil irelolm ollbo ll11u. ol-lho ailo Bankera ;\,111. for !:"! ' 54" width. Qoo!d ,....., .. _BII selection of whltl lllf fuhlon Cl!llrs. on - loiAIIod and IIOfboona. PrallliuN, moitly ,"'";~~.::~:::;; ciJIIIpudoo; J121 mll··ll«<aad loaa - i l t l to gtotnro ·, .... $69 mtuton. ,; 1 . r' . 3.49 $,99 ~·~·· . I }·. I .:. ,~Redig~ isllanOi ' :.SAiqQN- TOP .> . olllclal . •'"-, ;o,' , I' !rein.... -,·, \:,;•.,,. ''1111 . . .. LEADE;IISBEGANirrlvt,.lnllaJ>. ~"" a. Urder mcuntirw .PAUure from ~ U.S. government. the Junta summoned UCI mil11arY and 1qal otfldals ~ a presidential_ palace meeting on the terrorist ultimatum for T b e Harri&ooville Tractor Clab .wiD aponaor a wellorn style traclor puU at 8· p.m. saeur. cii, Dillbt at 'lbe SChooliJ'OillldS. There are cluses for trae- ·a thjrd ol ~ tobacco Joat Rocolwod-1,_, Fall .... WI- • » ce tad fowd no ol ·the kidllli>er ·Tractor Club · SpOnsors Pull lftlrUl'l,nce to ..,,.,,..., a...n.- Sllaes · ' tro re 18 oil ra e-ssy reisdanco- dvo ......., frun the ocene of the ~ ing. EconOlJlY ~eclfically, the PreaideDt dlreclod "tll asencles oC 1ho ecliom!,y bJ, , cuU:1JW more lna.,tod ooctors ol lbe cont redu<tloolln new ·- e l l ' n&d-tetOIIOift)'. rar golarnmcnt CGitltNctl.., :.!:~~~ Doytoo, . _ . _ t laclQ. Rod Protest War 01111 8,000 lbll. alii up. Attordblc to 1be rulea, till draw ber h!>llllt II 20 laclies IIIII w~ l1lpo wtll be aceetltoe1 from any _...w lcaloa. TholtllU'y reo llt2. ' ·Tractors Jill)' paD lD more ... clall -'dina welahta on IIIDiberod for each cluo on 1ho' wel&bt aUpo. "llefre- wtll be available. projoell ani stroogly warn~JW state al'll local goverranents to do the same. · Nixon' a action was m or_e psycholoPcal ttlln a maiaive withholdi!lr of federal Jums. Dr. Arthur F. Burns, couhselor to the President. said the cutback in actual expenditures for new direct federal construe& tion projects for the rest of this fiscal year would be about $300 million. , Nixon was not alml~ at a dramatic net saviq to the federal government this year, Not Entirely Popular Furthermore, the President knew his action on f-""ral construction programs 1Jould not be entirely papular at state and locallevelst but he thought the overall benefits worth the risk. "Although this action wiU cause S(ll'le hardships," he sald in a statement issued Thursday at the western White House, uit will release resources for horne buildi01 where the need is great and where severe strainA already are being felt." u.s. taken to pratect 1ho - · · dor' s wife, who rema.l.aed at ttii but trying to set an example !or oil levels or 'govermnent to .. · Embooq 11111 · uadequate m..sures'' bid ..._. The SAN CLEMENTE. C a I i f. (IJPI)- Prealdent Nixon sought bock on : - • . direct fedo ·rol conatruoUon ...... ,.... . I'M Till DRAPER\' DIPT, sM.... ....nMwwWte .., .I•. ~ '" ctMr... ,.. 36" .h.. t. 90"'.hll~ ptl!t.....,.,_. i161•:• -• ~ ..... on Wliotbo~ ~~··::t ~ me:..··.,: ~..: --~Iii' ~ ani buo depot& alao wu _.at llltJ'easod. ~ ~L":" Magalhloo Pinto "" .W.1!Mi ~• ., "'• .UUI t.~• ·~ t'!_l.~~· ·~ ~J":!"~ or d-1 '· . !"~~~M~~ "! IP .. . \9.- 1 . - Jo.:...._'..._. , . ..... ,~.: · . • ~ .,._ au llllltWll J.OJ"~...--...-.,..'"11 ·one o me -~ UIUIJI'W&"'-'J' a 75 ·llfiJ" SHOP THE FIRST ~LOQII LINGIRIE DIPART• MENT f• a ••plota ooloctlon of Slipo - , Holf Slips - Gotolaos Pottl Ponto - Pontlu Gowno - Duotors Bras - lilrdloa - GoBolts. Add Yersltlllty to Your Fall Wardro-. · ot the prisoners by 1:50 ,press, which was done. Unless both cOIIlttions were filled, the manifesto saki: "We "The life and death of the ambassador is in Ole haOOs ol will be obliged to carry out the clictatorahlp," a terrorist revolutionary Justice." mamtesto warned. Pollee Scour City The lllUlifelto set two eOJditions for EJbrick' s release: Several thousand police and Freedom wllhln 48 hours !or troops scoured this tropical city the 15 .Prisoners-whose names of more thari 4 million per101l8 were not mettioaed-aDd publi- for traces ol Elbrick. a 61-yearca~ ol tbe entire note tn the old coreer dlj>lomat kidnaped release p.m. 'Sf§~~ De-Escalates SAlE.. 99•00 .. F• a..~frulwlndews! All tho latoot styles and loll colon In doubla Earl qda, prooldant or till llelp CcluiJQ' ,Jifcoos, baa ~ Dlllrlel 24 IIIOIIIIJer.. foro fodorol fuuda 1ft OYollable. · co~ ' Bed To Sc._;ollll Efkrfrlis if~.., alld Bo:r• GIRLS NEW FALL DUSTERS, ROBES AND LOUNGING PAJAMA$. lfs wann-up tl11e, fer tllose at holnt ev•l••· Select filii 011' celllfortallle wrap-ups, loun11n1 !lilies, ..._. and pajamu. A wldt selection of styl~s. ta11r1cs and pltttma. Sizes 12 to 20 and 38 to 44. Fall Gloves - and·SA SELECT YOUR PROPER SIZE AND$LE. ' - JUST RECEIVED ASHIPMENT OF WOMENS AND BIIShlpmeltof 'l1le 0111o c1t;y of Now Bo- wt11 nco1nt $30,000 from lbo Depart.. of liDI1IIai IIIII Urban Da. .........,. as an 1ncreuo far 1ho - - ol • .......... BANK· LET ' llll' MND ~ HELP YOU • Just R8CIIYed WASIIINGTON n~~FARMERS AND ad ellra sizes. FUNDS GRANTED Y01 C11't Retii.Ke A Y0111ster i::"OIIE IN N!ko v...., ii&M taddo, 01111 WayDO Well, riCht end. Deteoalve - · JII'OIIoblf wiD be' WeD llid 1101 V........ IIIII; Frod 1M IIIII·. -.el, taddoo; Allill William;, rplddlo auant: ~ 11!11\ TIQ1 WWIIIIla, llllol>&dr«i;Tomlloff- • at y ~'- '· Junior Petltls - Rtpl• Juniors - lllsses Sizes ldolll. y • br .. "Chit Toss'' · "Blue Bell" • DRIVE .... '' YOU KNOW .;~Ftil'l~~~p; . MASO NURi IUN School Again ... · tor. Choose fr0111 a fino soloction of Swoatwo, Skirts, Jackets, Coata, Slocks, Slae~ s.ts, Separate CoOrdinate Groups, Blouooo, Jumpon. A finor soloctlon you'll novor find. Slua 3 to 6x, 7 le 14 •d Chubby Slaos 81) to 14)i. v..n·llfiili, --A!:!c....... - - ' ' . . .. I Prlntzess Coltt·· ~-..; .Their Sch•l•lllun• Dlu1•t•n If ldmltboyl WlU como to - . "J.J!!,$. i " TONIGHT AND FRIDAY SEPT.4-5 DOUBLIE FEATURE PROGRAM Tom Stern Arlene Mortol "ANGELS FROM HELL" COLOR C"rtSt. PoioOIOY F ... . 'j' Drolly and tailored otyloa in prints and aolida. A druo styled to fit porfoct In overy way. Skimmers, Shifts ond bolted walstlinoa. - GOEsstiR Jnnlly Stare ' :,:,, ·, · ·and ·Sulfs . . : . Wo11ens Bonded lnlt l 'resses By Fhitterbye · hi• c,;,.ch 'Lob lrQI' ioaidq to ·~ 1heir yelr off 'The! ...... ~Cimo time Ia 8 p.m. , . J4. ........ lloreblnl under dl- . Good- -PLUS"THE SICRET LIFE OF AN AMERICAN WIFE" COLOR Waltw.Matthou Anno Jockaan tod For tllo wWion' In whlto .:. "Whlie .S!ilan" . io v.ory conaeioua o1 tho now and changr1 ·ol\llo tronda. s.. thell now in lloia . now group; tlio a~ai laohiano """ fobrica; clofinod wallllinoa, ahifta, ,akimnoora, oot In bolla, doublit knita, rib knlt · IO!'•ityo, Bengaline• .,.. dacton ... cotton blondo. lmpartonl too, li tho wldo ronge of sizo• Including potlioa, hall alios, miaios oriel junior ai.zoo; L'!"ll aiH,;ioa and ohort ol-01 orlaJ li>opltal - . he Wllld. lll1ttod U I moclcal plllent. I Honv'eir, -otl• J._• - IIIIWWod I call at 3:113 p.m. Wednoldi.Y to 1he Al1lnlr- to :, , .. ' CALLED TO HAIIRISONVILLE ill ••·- BIIShlpniMt · COME TO E~BERFELDS READY TO WEAR DEPARTMENT ond sH tloo ...ortlhl s,.rtswNr In S.porateo on~ Motchl.. CMNineto ,...,,. BNortlfol knlll - llannota In oollds ond ploldo. iltnl1•t ond ploalod Sklrto. Straight 1., ond boll """'" Slacka. Bo1111do Shaoto Jat;korto - Yuh Sw-r• - Bleuooo. Styled by t., - • ~rands. · Dies on Wednesday ,,........,In~ I, • I·' w-.., portod t1lla,)' tlllt latito U. S. ~ ol Cammorce a.nolndlcoto t1at Ollla'a - · are tho IDWIIIID lho ,.lion lD torma of porconlap or poriMDIIDcomo. 'l1le - · • ol4co uld l - . I nport abaood OldaaDI Pll an overqo of 7.9 par coni or 1holr IIICUIIIe far otato llllllocol _., e'"""rod to tile -~ iYerlp of 11.9 per cent. Ollla'o pori4Dl lnCCIDe laal 1011' Wll tall. 9 biUioa - llfth JdiholllD lho C001111rJ but the olato l'IJIIIod 5111b lD lho-ID - · colloctod per dlilar of lnccone. WAPAKONETA, Ohio (lJPI) -Nell ArmotrOIW'o pta holntcoiiiiQII here Se1urcloy wtll be bJ&bllahtod 117twoclal requolls !rein lho Ai><ilo ""*"" ·n..,. Olaio'a , _ low8ll Ill nado11 Mila Now llalco lD - - IIIII IIIII hlo hid profeo.-t lrUIIng U I model. rectiOa of~· 11owo111rlil qpol ,l ild ~ .John Card, nur..., - · ,ohood, ,11>8 - ·audora wiD llo· . . . . ...." ......... ol111101111. Jill)'- odlon. "' a i1l'ell.>' loollll C:u- to lind~ IIIIDrrL .· . F~ tblllk Melp wt11 dool with 01111 could ourprloe Ual\ft!lli·. ~. '!'lt·bo oat of bo poof tho Fl,yora to- DW11' - l e lD tilt t:OI'P Cloao ~ u !lhOIJen. ore.poedict. llltihl, ,wl1h·1ho -.ratrav- AA ~· Olllo AtbloUe od 1hmlaiJout .... ·~ ellq to Pl. PlooNm Fri- Collforence. .~ Cooch ~ ro- dal to pkr 1ho "''IIIi BIB Blacks • . I'IWablo olfenolvellartorafar the Mor-ro wtll be PIIO'Brlceivod, 11101'11 l!ad """" Frldif art don't C\11 lt. . rrbon ~ lOb Birr, IAI ooo ··lfelp pl_,or put It, cn, ~; Dlnrl!' - . 0, 193 ·~' .. ""' ·to, ~'lbol'jlill ........ -~~~~~­ fltllbock; llemla llad<elt, wiDatilt boopllioJ. ·With 11ddne,y lltoc-·· tbll ~ ll:oatAlD st. Joe." bock; ood el1her Mike GraiAI or . lion. lie ..., _ _ to be In tho , . ....,..• . will be count- Leo Floyd, tollbock. · · hoapltollinl\! &uldal', . Jog . . . . . . hard-aDiod OCher lltiaudora , wllo Wll1't irhleb hal not Ill• uP 1 ocore '111e linemen wtll be Jim Mor• be at M1 iio will be 1-.,.. lD two acrllrunqeo. ' rio or IOoos, left IIIII; Jim Swat1111 Jon.Kiaoo IIIII de(enalvebock 11 111o ~ ol!enalvo zot, lett IAickle; Stljye Van MeDomla ~. -Wttut start- . illld dorOIIIIYO bocklle14aofMelp loll IUBl'd: Roger - · era. Rllmlllll back Roo Smllb holda true to form In lbo 10 . - r ; Dave Bo)'d, rlllbt auard; · This llmitaUon, whieh will continue until conditiODA ease, will 8 till · t or lbo perm•'t PrQlOC • highest social priority to be carried forward!' · Limits New Orders Aides pointed out the Nixm order would not involve the federal highway program, cc& struction of airports or, for that matter, arv projects oow under way. The order, however, would limit new contracts for aover• ment "buildings such as post offices aiXl federal ofllee complexes. Contractors Seeing Ruin a COLUMBUS (IJPI) - Gov. tlon telegraphed Nixon to cancel Ohio, meaning reduction of James A. Rhodes was to meet bls action. abo\& 9,000 employes in the highwith his cabinet today to review The engi.neets said they way construction imustry all state construction projects, "strongly owose" the reduction alone. They said it also would to see how Ohio coold comply and noted the "cutbacks will .. cause tbe loss of many more "ith President Nixon's order to seriously curtail the construe- tllousaOOs of jobs in sl.l)plier cutback construction of federal· tlon alii upgrading of feeder aOO related industries." The contractors also said ••un1¥ runtod highway belld!JW routes 1111 lbo · elimination or projects 75 per cent as an anti- many killer locations ~ hlgh- der-financed ao::J. over-exterded lntlatlon move. ways servi~ the interstate sys- contractors would be unable to Whlle Rhodes pranlaed his tern." meet current obligations incurtooperaUon, the councy EIWiThe cmtractors warned the red as a requirement for t.• neers Association of Ohio and reduction would "apell ruin" for dllng the public w~rka construethe Ohio COntractors Associa- the construction industry in ( Contilllleu un p8ge 12) Speaking of Schools~No. 105 . . . :40«ro •ofUpperclassmen in Vo-Units NAMm CHAlRWOIIAN MRS. MAXINE GBIFFlTH,: euhlor or lho l'olnerlv No.. · tlmal Bonk, hal namod cbalrwomon or tilt wom. en's Activities Committee cC ' Ule Ob1o Baak8l's Aasn., .Aa-.. saclallon President KemolllN; Graham, IUIIIOUDC81. Mrl. Grtf; flth nplacos Mra. ·: Rodte<a of CIOYoland In t b • .. poll. Enrollment About Same �' • ,I', ., ' ·' ) . ' ' ~ ' f f.; ' . ~ PT. PLEASANT - - l , . miniskirt persists, but designers, together with their aWes, the textile manufacturers, are claiming progress In getting women to adop! a variety of dress and coat lengths -the mini (apparently no upper limit) for daytime 8lld . casual wear, the midi (below-knee) for afternoon cocktail parties and such, and the mui (mid-calf or lower) for aDd more formal occasions. , Maybe there is a connection between bemllDes and economics afler an, for isn't tills changeable pradlcament .-tly what most of us find ourselves In these days? One daf we may be inOated by a raise and a kind word from the boss. The next day we. are deOated by lbe anD01111C0111enl that tbe sales las Is .going up or that the cost of UvlDg bas scored another point. And the day after that we are crUJbed by an unexpected doctor bill or something. On yet another day, we walk on air again because the a.... bas voted a juicy las cut for everyone, but then comes word that the Senate Is going to cut the cut. . . . It might be amUJin' If II weren't so confusln'. evenJ.n•• --. rI • i !• J ~ • ''•• -..::.. ': :i . :.•,.... .. - ' .. . . .... .. ·...~-~. . ,• ' _; .. '' ' ! DAVID POLING Idea for Mideast Peace: Jews, Arabs in One State Mrs. Ralph Roush was a re- cent medical patient at Holzer Hospital Mr, and Mrs. Fred Pomeroy and children left Saturday for their home in Lea Vegas, New Mexico aile• opendlng the paat Br DAVID POLING A foup of concerned Christians in Lebanon have pro- pose that the only enduring settlement and solution to the constant crises i~ the Middle East Is lbe establlsbment of a ubi-national state." That surely must sound lite tbe most absurd suggestion ever made to the warring parties Space olfk:lals report that plant seedllDga and cells ••posed to moon dust brought back by the Apollo 11 astronauts an sbowlng ''unezpeded responses." Far from being diseased, the plants are sU~btly, but deflnilely, and huskier than lbe same plants being gmm In an ordinary enviromnenl. , . lunar 1011, says NASA, gives Indication that it is be· bavlDg lllte a oouree of nutrients. bus. She Is the slater-in-law of Mrs. Martin OhliJW« of New There are certain facts that must be considered in order to reach such a startling conclusion: • Tb~ Paleatbdan Arabs, about 2 million, refuae, in spite of all the Arab military disasters, to accept tbe seizure of • eartl(:,...,- ... It mabs much monf sense, of course, to attempt to lllbilllo! 1be populatlen and to Improve agriculture right bore 111 outb. But NASA's moon-struck plantllnp are 0110 more illllllratlon that we never know what totally IIIIOX· peeled dileGverles lie bellind lbe doors forced opeu by soieuce llld tecbnology. We1ura our b8ck on these donrs at our perU. •' • .. Mr. aiXI Mra. Frank Rldao and l'amll,y rrom Jndlalll were reeent guests o! Mr. and Mrs. WUiiam Dye. · lofr -~ Mr lt;iui &c•·-ld • tuaa a. ,u.., er• fort."~! ·res~ta. of New llaven, .~ · ,· · . "'· ., Mr. snd:~fF.s.. Ge;;.{d rlach snd children of Cttyahop FaDs, Ohio, Yisi!A>d lllc. and Mrs. Willlam Dye ·for several dsys. John p.,..u was a recent modleal patient at Plessant Vlney HosoltaL Mike Rowan! has returnod . home aile• IIPOndlng the past two · weeks visiting Mr. and MnJ Lor· I')' LeMasten and bob)' at ctev.. land, 0. .vmr IN NEW Curves Tossed at Viet Cong A Viet Coog in band Is worth two ill the bUlb, For !bat reason, psychological warfare deslgnad lo convinee lbe enemy that he Is fightinJ! on the wroog side bas always been an Important part of the U.S. effort In Vietnam. Lately, psy-war warriors have been trytog a new angle-or more eucUy, some old curves. Working ·on the reasonable theory !bat feminine pulchritude II apPI'eciated by soldiers the world over a team from the lOIII Airborne Division has been pictures of bikini-clad young ladies to the propaganda leaflets and 118& condud passes it drops by beUcopters on sUJpeC!ed enemy positions. It'a what you might call a usoft sell." So far, however, no surrendering VietCong has brought any of the pictures in wjtb 111m. Can it be that someone fias adding • Haven. overestimated the power of a woman? HAVliN lllcs. Vlna Preoee llld daullhtor, ADQ' Allen, of - · ~~y, visited Mr. llld Mrs. Jesse MaY· nard of New llaven. Mrs. MaYnard la the dluilhter of ll1c Preece The1 also vlalted .:; l!ld lofr's David Zlrid llld bU. · e c clren, Terri llld Debbie 11 Middleport. lllcs, Zirkle Is a snnddau&bter of Mrs. Preece. While here tlle7 also visited Mr. llld Mrs. RuoseU MaYna!'d, l!ld l'llul ~ who resides with Ills parents, Mr. and Mrl. Jesse Maj>nard. On Aqust 25th tho famll,y of Mr. llld Mro. JeBBe Maj>nard eeiel>rated lhe birthday of Paul Maj>nard The¥ gathered at the • MaYn!ml home for a blrlhdsy dinner. Thole attending were Mr. llld lllcs. Rossen MaYnard of Point Pleasant; Mr. and Mrs. David Zq-kle llld cllildl:en, Terrll!ld Debbie, of MlddiOJlOl'l; the 11oet l!ld holllesa and the bolloroe, l'llul Maj>nard. The dln110r Inducted tllelndlllonal birthdsy cake llldicecream.lllc,MaJnard .....lved several g111a TO IN8fALL PASTOR. The Rev J y KID ... • BERRY'S WORlD • ames ee -1 wtU be lnllalled •• pastor of St. l'llul Lutheran Cbur<b, New Ha-t ven, W. VL, oli ~'Sept. at 7:80 p.m. , . pll>llcla Invited to atteDI thlll serrice l!ld the receptloo belcl In the Maltl-l'llr- J."' . - Room.toiiOwinc the service. Paator M~>Jwasbomlfarch 15,. 1934 In New York Clcy, New York. llo was l!l'aduated from llrOCikl,ytt Technical lll&b School In 1952, received his B. D. degree 1n 19110 1rom Lutlleran SemlnarJ at ~sburg, PL, llld hll M. A, dqree In l9IS from The Tea<llor.. COIIop, Columbia IJnl. verslt;r. The Rev. - - .... - "' JIIIIO 111611 In the New Yori<- C> ,........... Qllw~ .,,_ :,.., illl'tthe .,,, lllior tho! lin 6Hft roi...J 011 .., -~aic'JI y1ftl - ..;, TUITIOH tetot• · liiJnnd of The Unit- Luthersn Church 1n Amo,tca. lUI flrll porllb ()brlal Ll&. ed • l'cl•bd tbersn Church In' Goi-maninwn, . New Yollc b:om 19110 ualll 19113, Paator 111o1 also Ottencled The Biblical SooUhMQ' lit New Yollc (lloiJ knowD 81 the New York Thao!ollcal l!on!1nar1l In 1957- PI'. PLEASANT - Tho West VIrginia Depol1mont of Alri<UI- ture .-meed TuesdOY the State Cereal Leaf Beetle ,.,._ their homeland by an allen Western political movement. Many of these families date tlleir origin In Ibis area for tbous"nds of years. Like the VietnameBe, who have endored the Cllinese, tile Fren~h, the Japanese, and now the AmeriCana, they will watt 1t out. e l'lt' PQ.I J.8 I!IO!I.IIts w, ~ .-. ise f ••• t . ~ JOII ~ 1QIIl'l. - larael bas always Insisted that it wants a purely Jewllb slate). A pluralistic society Is just that-not for otie but tho many. 'lbe Mltldle East, If nollling else, 11 many, 111R1iJ peoples. . · , . concerned Christians ill Beirut quickly point to. tile ~arrangements In their OWII society that baa lll8tle 11 le for Cbrilllans and Muslim& and 0.,. to~ Lebanon. Another example, albeit llormy, II · , wbere Greek Christians and Turkish J.l:lllliml,drinl< · the same waifs. · · Peace means adJUJ!ment, negotiation and eompnmlse. , . alter118Uve Is eternal war--and !bat can miall DtJt11. tog but death and disarray. Laad. II not more precious than life-anywhere. · QUICK QUIZ • Q-Whlcll ·u lhc world'a lorg•st kiiOtDII ..... ur? A-Chubb en.- In northwestern Quebec, with a diameter ol more than two mnea. 1~ wu explored ill 1960. . . ' eo.,.. SHOES FOR BOYS AND GIRLS recenUy. While here the;f· visit.. ed Mr. alii Mrs. Henry C..'llnnlngham, Mr. and Mrs. Roy Grimm, Mr. aid Mrs. Gene Hudrall, Mr. N. W. COMPTON, 0. D. Of'llCE KOORS 9:30 TO 1%, 2 TO 5 (CLOSE AT NOON ON . '111URS,)- EAST COURT ST., POMEROY. the - . TWICE rHE DEAL '* iie'fl~ $5195 I S5795 . z.'a'&a~s·'::~· ,.-. r ·. .. . FULLY CARPE:fED FULLY, CARPETED, I .1 1 WINDOWS, FRONT LIVING ROOM taba'~ la ecptll,y -fori"JJl, l'8rhaps naltber JOU -.~t~ or I .. LlrCesl Pyramid The Pyramid of Giza erec· ted by Cbeops is the largest of Egypt's pyramldo. Accordbig·to He•odolus, 100,· 000 men were employed for 20 years In building it, willie 10 years were occupied in S h l - west ofbliatamust pnvenlloo. Planned by local pea- by transporting the stones. r------------, throog~ with relatives in Teras. Mr, and Mrs. Richard Grinstead of canton. o., were week· end gueits of Mr. and Mrs. Tbom· as Grinstead. Debbie aqd Muil,yn Cool< of Wintersville. 0., areYialtlngrelathes in the Bend Area this week. 1 1 : 1 I 1 I 1 1 1 SMART I STUDENT$: TO • SHOP ·: 501001. HERE 1 FOR THEIRt BACK TD-SCHOOL I " . 1 NEEDS I E .PORT 1 I 1001 STOlE I ....... 1 .,.. I' -- NAMED IT I lAKER'S •• .-.r ... aunt of Henry Cunntnlbam and , ai:-A!>ftnu..,, ,, Mrs. Grtmnl ·· · '- · ' ' _p,...,.,. "'""'·~· · Mina Killlrwsworth ot Prince George, Va., and Sondra Douglas INTERCOM,STORM WINDOWS, FRONT LIVING ROOM .· $1i Ea$Wn · . .. , .,_lnlllil Oti ~­ ... Iii wU!tout." We -litiitoui ualll lasl Otriamu I - ' 1 ·it .., more. So llllrted~ lllllo-- ....... I lllld him ~ iavad·111111ieJ .for teuhed program, 47 ·DeW dams PB•mlt and can be shljlped out are scheduled I« com,plellon of Well Vb:glnla Into l'eiiiOYl- within the next thnoo years. AJ• vaula, Ohio, most ot Kelltueky, ready cU~qJieted are 100 dama Indiana llld m9ot of Mlcllipn forming _..ly 1,000 acres p1 wtthwt permits or eertlttcatioa. water "tun;' in addition to lloocl Mrs. Gene Hud!MII. Mn. Rick- of Parkersburg have been visit. tng their srarq,&rents, Mr~ ard Mrs. WUber Webb. Mrs. Fred Pomeroy aOO fami· ly ot Las Vegas, New Mexico, · fif;.(-cJDifv-ioi1LriioMES · - dao-12.-11. Dear&m.: into West Vlrlinla now wl1bout What goeo well with pizza II a loUd plaid suit. . ard, who is 89 years old is an I - - - - but :.. therearil ~ · l!ld lllllrtllllllrilwaya to - I '. I'' ' 1 INT~RCOII8; . STORM eltaniiN to '-1\111" llllla YOU . . .. . .. . . '--"~3 . . •._..~bow It tunltieo. straw, an:tall grains, ear corn, uncleaned srasallld foraaeseed, QuiUiam said 23 watershed fodder, plant lltm- llld used har_ prote<Uon Jh'ole<ls are beltv vesting machlnal')', plannod or under construction In These J)l'Odu<ta can be bnlualtl w..t Vlqlnla. As part of the Wa- Maude Roush, who has been apa- bad beeDialdq"""~ ~. • • • The lakea alao inereue aport.. fillhlqj and gam~- huntingoppor- tieri at Pleasant Valley Hospital. Mrs. Henry Rickard, accompanied by her daughter A 1 1 c e Mae and oranddaQBhter' Rllonda ot Anderson. ID:Ilana, visited Mr. and lira, Henry Cunningham, Mr. and Mrs. Roy G•lmm and Mr. and ed m,y daulblor, abdlbe- • SIGler. and Mrs. Hazen Roush and Oakey Roush. They also visited Mrs. OPTOIEriiST rae.. Ohio. ter, Marie Graybill of Sugar Grove. Ohio, visited in thit area MIDDLEPORT dlarltearinl·&'tlfullT rut latel,y; Clevela~, Mrs. Twlla Roosh and daQBh- THE ·SHOE BOX Dear llal•u I nolloodm,ydlal]lilllbaoebeeD -l'lllall,y I took "'"""' , . . I Mf's. BUl Howard and son.. Mike, spert last weeketd visit.ing Mr. and Mrs. Lan-y LeMu- ters at H. are viaiting Mrs. Roush's para ents, Mr. arxl Mrs. Donald F. Roush aRI Sheryl. Also visl~ at · the Roush home is the son, Sheldon, who is stationed with the U.S. Navy at Newport, H. l He and his wife reside at Newport. Carolyn Rouab has returned home after speiiJtni the sUinmer 446-0175 . Modern science has final· ly borne out what Popeye has been declaring for years: Spinach doea provide m ore energy. The World Almanac says that nu!Jilion experts at the National Academy of Sciences attest to !be bright green leaf topping nearly all veBetables in all-round nutritive values. Spinach contains Ml-.ri'OIT, OHID SAVE HUNDREDS On All1969 Pontlacs and Bulcks, the most iron and vitamin A of all popular vegetables with above-average doseS of vitamin C and calcium. Demos. and Driver's Training lllftl fro!ll llll'1'00011a,IIotloaoo. toter Ill I cbarild ~ b m,y .•ti8ltallle...., """c:lolbaitnr . the ldAia. All I. eat for aVoself ~ USED CARS 69 PONTIAC $3,298 .... .... "'- Jlllr "' sboea. I took a " lllllnl and 1rcJJ>, ' ' . The Beirut group bas suggested that on)y a 118tion that seriously lncorporstes lbe diverse groopa and reliiiGu in a just and equitable. manner will 811J'VIve. Call it binational, or pluralistic secular alate of even a Semitic Union. This would mean lbe de.ztonlzati111 of Israel (lillee . ~ ' can't bani Ill to If 1De Import a ''fiiD more bridge•, oceaft ··· llnnl Gild 1UCh,~,.,.O •hould bs o booot lt'tnl-· ...... from tilt rltUII , .... <GQI!r to .... bit of Old England- in lhe M~ awmmd~ ~eMa,~mc New Haven Social Events · - ·can~ -.. it Die,but at leul:fou the port of Ills la too Palestine.'' ' . Nt4 w,.•~ ,, ' .. . Qullllam, whO heads thlo U. S. Dtpori:Jnent ot Acrlculluro .,.... cy In WestVIqlnla, said the flood prewatlon lakes otter clUzena fun bunuaes auch as cam,pq ar- be certified by the United Slates pie with SCS teehnlcal aid, t h e Department of agriculture and projects .... sponso•ed by Soli shljunents east or lOUth ol the Conaervadon Districts and aalate needaU!IJApermlt.Ftor- nanced cooperatlvel,y local, :Ida, Musacbuaetts, Rhode 11 _ SUite arxl Federalagencles. land, abd Vermont ri4JIIro com. Qullliam added that in ad<llllon Word has been received here modllles regulated to be rll to dollars savwl water that Philip J. Wolpert, a former tied before going to those ~t':ea • ' control, the watershed projects resident or New Haven. UDCier· For additional illforlllllllm r;_ a•e bulldiJW local economics by went major surgery at Muhle~ -~•·· this Fodera!~---~-- attracting sportsman and towcberg Hospital, Plainfield, New :;,;;c7 Well VIr;;.:;;;: isis. The watershed lakes also Jersey, last week. He Js report- me:t t1 Agriculture Plant Pest createpermanentopenapacearor ed to be recuperatirw satlstactor-- Control D!Yislon, ~tol Build- Muro gonoratlOIIS in the NortbUy. Mr. and Mrs. Wolpert are ing Charloalon W, Va. 25305 east, where much of the countrynow residing in Fanwood, New ' ·' • side contlllles togivewaytomasslve now urbsn developments. Jersey. l!y ....y ~OM~EY , lbe needod - - Sbo clld\tt - ..,a;lai .......:In this, tialb lltoeked me to tbbk citm,ydauih. ~ ... 'liW~ f>at~lllnie')ll!MalliDii•m!.i~,t,_.~ .a=~!'ll- .""•;.1111·-~ 'If that; lion of the state of Israel •In 11148. Wo ·should note ·!bat 'dllt,lrouo?-~ . many observers feel that fedayeen (lholle who sacrlllce Dear lllocload: .. themselves) are now better equipped, more bigbly ilrgan• • ,B;y c:bucldDc thein 1110 ised and trained than ever before. But of even greater Importance ts the fact that they are recoDizad by mosl tollell II J011 <GIIIldor " ' ]Iiiii <langeroua toryaardiiJalol8r,Ar~b counlrle,s as the legilll!'a~ eipresofon of the Pai- esUnlan Arab s demand for JUatice. • Tile JIOI..blllly of a "settlement" Imposed upon the PalesUnlana by either the great power& or tbe United Nations-or even the Arab states or Israel for that matter -ll a pracllcal imposslbiUty. No one Is going to be lbe broker for the lives and real estate of these Arabs. They are now contestants, participants. And so the Beirut group asks the primary 1:.,~: II there any way In wblclt the future of the East could bold the promise of somotlling more than lm"*"ble ~Ired, vindlctlve contempt 8lld endleu I'OUIIdJ of IDdecl11ve UUie alaoglliers? No, If the situation eollllnqeo u 11 Is. Tlteir solution is striking In that It realizes !bat Arab aad Jew mUJt live together or die separately. There 11 no other way and the past bas surely proved lt. And so the proposal is !Or a bi-national state "For some years Israeli Jews (nol4bly Uri Avnery, a· membet:, of the I.BraeH parliament) and thougbUul Paleatlnlan .Arabs CincludlnB spokesmen for the fedayeen organization) have each advocated an eventual solution In wbleb I.Braell Jews and Palesllnlan Arabs would wort out 1tJ1etber a common nolitical and cultural destiny fnr tbe land of ,_,.antlne Hav~ Cut Camille's .. TolF " re..-. commllllonor of Acri<Uiture Guo R. Douglaos ·alated that Instead Weal Vlrllnta Ia now ..... de• the Federal that regulates the movement of certain commodltlos such as hay, ~~re Re~t<:h Might "' ," ...CW ai wenulilarltol'""loo. IDumueh u thlir are the beln, tlle7 .lllould ]IIOridO l!otiJ. vis a good lawyer abd JIOII'iibiy &1\hY~· lllllne has been AAYCACiMLEV , ' More people are eDpged jD ·making mlstaltephan In , any other occupatiOn. '' IIIlrlea llld !MIIln atudy areas. Quarantine Rule Shifted ~ ~ wtU . 1111 lime I wllll lhoultl tell ~r man ..ctb' · abe lliinka of Ills '""'"" - rlald · ..,.1 - H. · ·. 1blo collllllll Is doiBcatod tO• a II ~ BOla eotqJleleiJ bowled arer b;y ber "uaelftllmlaa," and hal asitod for I divGroe .. ha Clll marr:r bel'; !lie Ia tsldnl the lOIII 'flew Inheritance u wen .. hlo m. .....i; llo caa'l - .Ws more of a &Old dlaer titan the-.. Pill ., .... of lbe moos. Pd love to cllvGroe llliJ1, aue for all; abd let him cook Ills ... ...... ad tlllll, fO jOonofmarrlap Ia habit fOI'IIIiJJI, I sllll care tiJ!I.IIIIIl·ba IDile, l!ld hope !Jio'D 'eomo. bsek to baing a solid ara11dtat1Jer. I bani Cll?- DESPERATE GRANDMA Dear Do_..: ' Col! lOlll' chUclren Ia for a f.IIDIIIo moreoca. Yoa need fl., Plilt PASTOilT sites, hlklrc tnUa, wildllte AM- Cll ,...s across the Jordan and the Sues buill has merit aDd ought to be given careful consideration. ~s~e.mJMiiise. i~'r'&:"::l:t~sfu:.m::~..:r i,... 1....-~· ' .,. .•. ~- '" ~-:- New Haven Social Events Lukes built to ease lloodllltlln glnlll scs IBid todsy at hla hel6.the northeutareexpededtohelp quarlera tn Mlrartolm. f.IIDIIIo l1.tnr. .. u ,.,.... til.-...· lnlldd ... .)Ill plllnii'>UW..... on11 half lila aae, illlo ble, let 1101111 bolP YOO, !lie WID no lldak, ote. Alllbewanta also ~"'!1110 · yaar owniiiiiiiiDI bus has been serloual,y IU In Mount Cannel Hos,pltal in COlum- Some sclealiats beUeve thet water could be manufactored ~~~lllllLIILli!Mr J»c:III.Jfould,lt ~1 . ~~m~"iiPJii'ation io ........,dili · mooer!lhat could be - IIIIa. tltrouP hlo chll4hood. . llo hal bod llvellrl ~ in the put two ;raaro. Lueldll a little Gl tho , _ II wbore he - ' I . . . it .(botldl 'IIIIlCh re. 9llro .., ~ ... i wOa't bs destitute. Now he hal "'""" ·Moon 'Soil' Lies.Fallow er-r ~ ' --· two weeks viatdrw her parents, Mr. and lllcs. Donald T. Rootlh and daughter, Sheryl. Mra. Bertla KeowerofColum- .I :to The Soli provide wholesmae recreation ConaervaUon Sentce ($CS) l1 for four million Americans this Dtakilll outdoor "fun" of J)Ote»- yaar, State ,Conaervatlonlst . . art E. Qulniom ollbe West Vir-. tlal aooda. ire, llaee ~ """"he ·:::...m::·.lla~~=~~~~.... : . y::r:::~~de::iii'Y: · ~ : = ~ ~ . ~ ,:a~ · ~ the ' Ing. :l Flood Prevention Lakes Create Fun Possibilities . , . mOlt intriguing theory of ecoaomk:o ever devised Is lbe 0110 bavlnll to do with the relatiOIIIblp between women's hemllnel and the business cycle. AI hemlines go up, so does prosperity; as they tan, so does lbe economy. Proof: , . abort-skirted Oappers· of lbe booming 1920s; then, after tbe stock market crash, tbe king dresses of tbe ~. wblcb slowly crept back up as the nation recovered from the Depression: shorl sltlrla again as Industry revved up for World War U; then lbe low bemllDes of lbe "New Look" of the late ~. anllclpaUng first postwar recessiM: flDally, the soaring sltlrla and economy of the - · Like the cblclten and lbe egg, It's not quite clear wllicb comes flrlt-Dior or Dow~ooes. Nor bas anyone ever e~­ plalned why the theory did not operate in lbe last century, wllich also bad Ita cycl.. of boom and bUJt, even though dresses remained at ankle or sboetop lengtll. Nevertheless, people are lookin1 at bemnnes again (if lbey ever stopped) to try to read some sign of the IDICertaln future, ailil a strange situation preients itaeil: In New Y..-k and Paris, the designers are desperately trying to uade women to return to longer dresses, and In Washadministration experls are staying up late at nights of ways to persuade the economy to return to a semblan<e of stabiUty. · While imparUal street-corner observers report no reduCtion In the miniskirt population and willie economlsls as yot see no breakthrough against inOation, in tbe field of fubioo, at least, something different seems to be emerg- I .... ' ' r \ ' I.EG. AL NOTICE Keeping Busilie$S ·Booms .. .: . .More Than Kn~High ' ' 'lb.e Dally Sellllnal, ,. ' ' ' ' ' TilE DAILY SENTINEL ' 66 .2CHEY. c1r: $1695 n .67 CHEY. . $1395 lm~lo H?rd Top. 4 opel, Manual shift tr0 1, Ra~to. Red ou~atde. Black vinyl 'Interior. Low mileage All Our Value-Rated Buys i969 VolkswqBII Delue 2 Door ......... $1995 mil••• . -~ . ' .61 .FORD . $2295 , LTD 4 dr. Sedan. Auto. trano. P.s. ·Radio, Low .;ile,oge. v~'/ sharp. ' ' ·63 FORD . Thund.ilrird · b]uo color. 2 dr. 1ng car. ~sed only few weeks thia summer. Only 1,525 structecl mtles. Fully equipped. Red with bloclc interior. Good condition. . ·' 1967 Chevelle 396 Super Sport ••••••• _$2095 67 PONTIAC H. T. Coupe. Auto. trona., PB, PS, turquoi1e wtth matching interior, new W/SIW tires. . 1966 Chevn~let Bel Air 4 Door ........... $1595 283 •ntine, v.a motor, auto. trans., power atnring '. 1. H~ PWLINGS radio, w/a/w tires, all white. .PASSED: JULY 7, 1969. ATT,.EST• JANE WALTON c1• • i ~~tell \ _ APPROYEDo 7 DAY OP JULY 1969 CHA~LIS W. LIGAR ,._ . ' .,.,.,, 9/5 9/\Urc -~--------- ... ' 1965 Buick Skyhrk G.S................. $1495 H'Grd Top Coupe. V-8 motor, auto. trona., power "t"ring, power brakes, white with black vinyl top, black interior. Cho~k thj.f .one. ~ Save Hundreds ~atalina 4 dr. Sedan. Factory Air Conditioned. Driver's trai,.. i966 Volkswaaen ~ Or. Fastback ..•.•. $1395 $1095. H.T. Auto. trono. P.S.1Radio. 'Light . 69 PONTIAC. Auto. aticlc trans., radio, tape player, rear window defogger oncl deluxe trim. Biscayne 2 dr. Sedan. 6 cyl. Std. transmfnion. Radio. 19,000 Catalina 2 dr. Hard Top. Only 4,434 easy miles. So near new we c~ld put it in our showroo111. All vinyl interior. Power steertng. Po~er brakea. Auto. tran 5 • $2,595 Bonneville 9 pass. Sta. Wagon. Beautiful bronze with block vinyl top. PS, PB & AT. Low mileage. 67 PONTIAC $2,295 Firebird "400".2 dr. Ho~d Top. A low mileage, one owner, ahorp. new Pontiac trad..,tn. 400 cu. in. engine. 4 sp. trans. ~ally II ~eels,, PooitiVC> troc. Cuotom trim. Owned 1>, m.,. ned '"" wtth chtld • $1,49S · 66 MERCURY ------.- j,.. ' ' Mont•ey Conv. Cpe. Lilce new light bluo eolor with whlt. . :,. tap. E><1ro ohorp. PS, PB & AT. .• lU Ou.r 1969' 01•• ·, ,on ·S..It 64 .MERCURY $195 ~ril La110 4 dr. Sedan. Sh~w good i:aro 11•~1\!ul 1 1 ' linioh. PS, Pil & AT. . •- If"#' 1M ' ., ' ,. �. '· '- ~ '.,, .t:-. '· tot ' ,. \ *- ,;. .ilan; SlltiMI• .......,...~ Q,," .FrkiiY• 81111.....S. lilt' .,, f:r ,.J.f! ... ··~'. " I·, 1~ f!:adres ,,, .; ' ·~ ... ·iJ .J' ·-' 1 ~ SttJtt Dodgers~. 8.:,0; !'·Davis Hitless In 4 /Trips !• ., ·~ J " • By VITO STELLINO UP! ~ ,Writer There waa no last Inning reprieve fer WHile Davia Ibis limo. liovlo, Who hept II!• hitting atreak alive Wednesday night In hlo Mh time at bat with it pme-wl...UV double In the ninth lnniJV, batted only !oor times 'llluroday nlghL He !ailed to get a hit and his hltti!W otreok-tho lonsest In the ill 20 years- was anapped at a1 otratght in the Loa Antelos Dodgers' :J-0 loss to the San Diego Padres. Dlek Kelley, who left the IUilO Ia the third lnalng because of a bad shoulder, retired Davis on a grouOOout in hit first time at bat. Davis. who couldn't get the ball out ot tho lnlleld all night, wos retired ' In his other three appearances by reliever Gary Roas on two groulJiouto and an eighth Inning 1trtkeo1L noaa only aUowed t1ro hit• in his 6 1-3 lnnliV• or relief, then blanked tho Dodgers In the ninth and Davis never got another shot. Four Other Games lD the tour other games The BWs, maki!W their first In the Smahorn call!arala c11,y since 1960, ,1. ,. . The remairoler lhe Saturday schedule flnds the New York Giants at Minnesota "here coach Allie Sherman's or ' ,... · · ···~ " . ' ~. llll.. Jlllly ........_ threiHiltter soi~Wlnto the ninth innlJV lor Detroit But Frank Rd>lnoon, Boac P-u and Brooks Rd>l-. led o!f the ninth with suecesslve hOmef-1 to tie It 4-4 am kilocked out Wiloon. · Dove Johnson then doubled olf Toon Tlmorman, ..... to third ... a 14'0111 and COLUMBUS (Upl) - SQlllrrei season began at dl)'llalrt today with 11 excellent" pro• pecto !orcaat Hunters will be allowed to hunt onprhate lalJI through Nov. 8 and on state Iaiiie through De0: ·27. Dan C. Armbruster, chief of the Natural Resource a~ ~ moot's Division o! WUdll!e, said hunting houri were rrc:m dayligllt to dark. 'fhe dally bog limit Is foor squirrel• and the 1)0810811011 Umlt alter the llrst . day Is elghL club seeks Its first win the seaoon, ClevelalJI at Washing· ton, Detroit against Phlladel· phia at Haleigll, N.C., Pit. tsburgh at Groen Bay, Boator agalnot Miami at Blrmlnghom, Ala., ali! Denver at Cinctnrati. ~ In the looe Sunday outing St. I ar.Jor I l!r Dick Drqo ~ In ,a run alJI pitched -• llyo.llitter ·to·llve the KanA• CIQ' llapli their victOry 0v,r IIIli PllotL lingo, 8-11, aurVlved a tw....,.. 11-r 113' Don lillllebor Ia the nlalh. II waa S.ttle'• lath .... Iii ttl loat20 _ . , . . CeAr .., Tmu'• lOth lmd.rw: ll'IIM o1am, bla llrat In lhe leatp!O - . . · United Preoa ~ National •...,,. ' Eut W. L. Pet. GB Cblcaao • , , 84 53 .613 Now York • , 77 56 .579 5 - . . . . . . • • 71 61 .538 lO'h St. Loula , , , 72 Ga ,533 11 l'lllledol,llbla , , 54 79 .406 28 MllltrMI • , 41 95 .301 f2l,l, 'wost w, L, Pet. GB Sal) Fraa , • 76 59 .583 · ClnciMAII • , 73 59 .553 l'f.._ Loa Aaplea, • H 60 .582 1¥.. AIIanla • • , • 7t 63 .540 3 HoUltOn • • ' 70 84 ,522 5'h San DletiD , , 41 95 .301 351'. Thurado;y'a Re111lta San Dleio 3 Lot AW~t~•• o . (Only game ac:bemllod) majors, powered •the Twloa past the .-etlca. 'Ibe A'• now trail · tr ' f ·II008TEIIS 1V MEET · 'D1e sou~ Albietlc Boqotero ldll ~at 10:~ Lm. ~· _ lor a "'"""" and paint pr:oJect. A IIPtlcW IIIOetiD& o!the boostorl haa - booa called lor 7o30 "p.m. ~ at the hllll achoolln Ha.. cine: · --. BANKEils' TO PLAY 'l1le 1 Bank llld p.na.r sav lnp , ~ ·~ ao1!1>o1i American I.eogue's Wostorn 181m will plo;y ~r'o Cal8trucDlvlolon. To9u greeted rollover tlnn Colnlon)' of Gall~ at t1Jo · Lew KraUOIO With tho _grand !lfn.... Ball Park 9mcla,y slam alter tho 'l'l!lna loo&!!llhe The - - 1 • c:lleduled to _; -- 1 1 ... · bases aplnst Ed ~raguo oo under wo;y at 1 p.m. TCHU' Olha's cloiC!e alJI two walkL Harmoo KUiebrew hit ASSISTANT COACH hla 41ltl! ·homer to .cap • foorTodo;y'a Probable l'ltc:hora PIDLADELPIIIA (Upl) - Mal run elihlb inning lor llie TwlnL (All Tlmao EDT) BroiiiQ!, an All-America · ai Plltaburah (Blass 1~ at Chi- Temple · In 1958, , was named CliO (Holtaman 16.8), 2:30p.m. aulotant booketball caach to Tonight's Games PhUodeiJ)hla (WIJo 11-11 llld Jack Krait at VUia...a Thur.. Jaek11011 12-13) at New York(Soa- day. GallljJollB at Portimouth CeredoJ<emva at Coal Growe ••r 19-7 llld McAIIdnw 6-a), INTERNA110NAL LEAGuE 2, 5:G5 p,m. Vinton Ccx.utQr at Vfallaton PLAYOFF STANDINGS _Montreal (Reed 6-4) at St. LGuMarietta 111 Athena Semlllaala - Beat or nve lo (Briles 13-12) 9 p.m. - a t Lopn, w, _VL W L . PeL Atlonla (P; Nfokro 18-12) at Jaoka> ,at Oek iUU CIIICimatl (Merritt 16-lS), 8:05 CdUmbus •••••• 2 1 .661 Logan at Morgan 2 .333 Tidewater ••••• l p.m. . Joe at Melp Fnndoco (Forry 16.11) at Eastern at ~-~ Trace W L Pet lllluston (Dierker 17-10), 8:30 SOUthom at North GaUia Lodlavllle • • • • , Z 0 L 000 p.zp. swthtreatern at HaDDaD Syracuse ••.••• .1100 Loa Allplaa ·(Bumlaa i2.8) at Falrlaed at Kyger Creek Thursday's Results Dleio Nfokro 7-13), 11 Wabami. a1 Wlrt LGulovllle 4 Syracuoe 0 Parkersburg South at Pl. Pleas- p.m. Tidewater 6 C<li!DDbua S Salludo¥'• Gamel ani (Saturday) . l'lllla -at New York NeliiODVWe-York at Warren Lo- Plttllmah at Chlcaso cal Montreal at St. Lwis, nilbt Atlanta at ClnclnnaU, alabl Saa Fraa at HOulton, nlsbt the 'l'l!lnl 113' '1\0 IJIIDOI In the -St. a.tundJV ,.......,.n 'are lour Ruasollllulll, liB-110; 11u.. oonlora and lhnoJunjorol Tltrlo.Y ··Q' Ilulcl\bltj; Qli-171U BW Kllor, ~. Hao1t0; AI• HaD, liB- c.l80; Jerry J-on, G ar Fa. 160! t.!'l!>l lleco, ~1501 steve' ItS; Cbarlt'a Tackett, BU$1 lil"'*!'o, Eol50, allaonlcra,~ am Jack Lewlo, Gar Fa.l80,oil Phil Sitmtltro, G-~1; J111711aD, aonlcro, am liove Booh, liB-US, HB-111tl and RociQ! llall, 11Bol5L a aophOIIIaro. Hare are· tho l961"Plrateo Hera lo the 1869 lfiahlander (player,JIOIIUOII ""·wellllrt): _ . . (player, )'011', pot11tioa and - san o_ z <J. san Wi! !~~~:...."= !:';..;;;~ l~s:::..S:t::S~" Monn" Added To ' F0 ld;• san pltti~W SEN!Olls - ,. •• SWElTERS ~, ~-. •, _.-.::::;e ~SHIRTS ,, WRI.NGER Summer . fun is Dver. Sorry. Bul mah tho WMHER . . .~ boat .c>l" tho · schclal yoar in groovy bock• to-aehool clothes, I <;onle in . and see .our pow cOIIeCtlbn: · POWNIE· GROSS PoMERbY ~BIG Loo Anti at Dleii/D, nlsbt American FootNFL teams have woo 17, lost "Amerlcaa Ieasue 1 - teams against 11 alJI tied ooe In lnterleague Eut rlrus !rom the NaUoaal exhibition games tiD• oeason, W, L, Pet. GB .. Footllall League. thus cllnchi!V tho 33-pme Baltimore , • 93 t4 .679 In other illlerleague games oerieo. IA!et year the AFL Detroit •••• 79 57 .581 1ath _Saturday night the world finished with - a 13-10 edse Boston , ••• ; 72 62 .537 l9'h champion Now York Jets (3-2) against NFL riruL Wallhln&ton . , 71 66 .518 22 take the Dollo ~---., at Baltimore, the NFL'o only CLEVELAND (UPI) - T h e The ~!. end alot haa boon Now York , , , 67 67 ,5410 24¥.. on • ~""' oonboaten team with a 5-0 mark .reactlvatloa o! votoraa tlgiit .... oecupletl~"' rookie Cblp oo!L !lallaa, Houston plays at Notr' • ete andGlaso, Cl..eland • ' • 54 8Z .397 ....., . Orleoaa and ...beaten Kaneas In preoea1101t play Ia Idle this Milt Morin will be a woleomo • raa _,.., YOUJI!I " Weal ~·> ,_,. "•'·••m"" . ~1 ~ weeke~ ' boost lo oatcltlno.~W i' Joellilll'ell!flllo> I " ,.):1£. ••- ;:-n• •1 ,• . w "' ......J!ct.""""' ·• C1 u..,.Ui lind · ~~~, Morin•• ..,_'""' mu.treeBar.:.'!')~ !n<~M' ,. Roma In Bl"OWBS Face' Redskins eathernum Uncooperative plete :=:;::r=:!~! :: ~~~::"'£ · :: · 58~~· :tt~~ One o! KauBaa kept U S Open Tournament outside 84 back up Colllna .~ • _ YORK CUPll- OWen SotBh Africa, a tenals promoter In to atage the $137,000 Open in a profeuional 'spends his spare time over -ther almanacs or liM' ideas lor the Hot, humid weather over the llo)' weekend held down Heavy that wrecked sehedule a p L Mike ~~;:~.:referee rains soon a meticulous drawn \II Gibson, the imported from "Why couldn't we stage this two weeks later year?" William• is askll8 'eve,ry"ne ''The weather would on our side then." The weather is against them rlahl now, When the [~:";.elll ;a can realBDe is gueSs. The grass courh are sodden. They need and a <lryiJw breeze. ;Wolllher forecasts for today'• ta pt aoi!W again where 40 per ~ent o! rain. Alrlld1 lhe show lo do<med to rocooery from prUOIIIOO back wblcb hal the lour.,year mauldellnedlnexhlbUion action, wllJI "' one day late alii when tho players do pt bock on the MAJOR LEAGUE LEADEHS courts the,y'D be !aci!V a By United Preas lnteraatlonal jammed P.....,.,., includbw National I.eogue three men's quarter-finals, both G. AB R. !l Pet. Clmnte, Plt113 42t 71 148 .an women'• aemla, plus a loagdelayed fourth-rounder hetween Jooeo, NY 126 443 85 154 ,a48 Roes, Cia 126 504 104 173 .344 41-year-<Jid Pancho Gonzalez of Jhnon, Cln 115 442 77 150 •339 Mallbu, Calli, and third-- Alou, PU 132 575 91 190 .330 TollY Roche or Australia. storgJI, p 11118 424 77 140 • 330 The first playable date also Sngulln, Pit 101 ass 49 116 .317 ~. de!endl- c•·-lon ••••u - ,......, ~· McCvy, SF IZZ a92 8Z 1Z7 .a24 thur Ashe va. Kea Roswell, Raj Tolan, Cln 124 528 96 169 .azo Laver YL Roy Emerson, Fr~ ~ Perez, C1n 13.2 5'Z7 95 166 ,315 Stolle va. John Newcombe, Nancy Riche,y YL Rosemary Aiaorlcan . _ ~AU&H.M ~-sals, Vlr"'nla Wade va• Carew, Min 101 379 7Z 13Z ,348 ~ .. Margaret Smith CooJrt. Reese, Min 112 3SS 45 1U .a-n F Rb n, Bal . • Plt<:hlng tal 478 100 ua .azz Nat1ol8l League: Seaver, NY Oliva, Min 126 5Zl 63 166 ,a19 1g..7; Jenkins, Chi 19-11; Osteen. PowU, Bal 131 460 74 146 ,317 LA 18-11; NtekrO, Ad 18-12; SID- Smi tJt, Boo 119 457 77 145 .317 ger, LA arol Marlcbal, SF 17-9. Hwrd, Was American I.eogue: Mcleln, Del 136 501 100 157 .a13 Z:!-6; CUellar, Balt19-10;Stoltlemyre, NY 18-11; McNally, Balt Clarke, NY 1Z9 5aZ 69 162 .a05 Blair, Bal 128 534 97 162 ,aoa ami Perry, Min 17--5; t..oli~h. Det Ptrdl, Boo 1Z6 428 79 IZ9 .301 alit Culp, Bos 17-8. Hane Runs National League: McCovoy, The sound made by crick· SF 4:1; ll Aaron, Atl 37; May, ets and locusts is known as Cin 35; Perez, Cia 33; Allen. stridulation. PhD alJI Borda, SF 29. Aiaorlcan Loogue: Jackoon, Oak 45; Haward, Waah 43; KIJh>. brew, M1lm 40; Powell, Balt 36; ~~is wri~~en ... beau~ifwl to either Gary or Paul Warlleld. Collllla · ap. pears to have tlhakea olf all the .wraeao from hlo shoulder Ill)ley ~~"i"!f" hal a re~on or e u YeDeSI wbea dOfenol•e baeko w..-la lor the kilL Two roaklea are vy1na: lor the remalnln&: Olllalde pot1ltion, = land (Dobaoa 14-12), 10:30 p.m. :!v~~or~"::::; . Cbicaao (Horloa 10-14> at CalHooker loa fine ecelvor h , llornla <MIIrtllt1 8-13) 11 p.m. r Kaaoas CIQ' (Cuellar In& caught t2 1 st av' 19..111) at 11011 lor the Red D~ (KIIkenllf 4-4) 9 p.DI. 8 ; New York (stotllem1re 18-11 hla acbool' 8 record Of 13 8 , ' ,.._ , llld Peter11011 it-15) at Clovemtla In tiJo 120.,yard high hur- -- land (Mcllowell 111-lZ tllld Elli~ . worth 8-6), 2, 6 p.m. ~-. _,.,_, ... not -"te ~~ • ~....... ·- as Wublnston (BoiDIIII u~ at 'ldck u lblker, was aa AU-Big 5-10) 7· 30 (Homo ' : p.m. El&bl flanker for three yearo Salurday'o c.mes at Kaaeaa State. llllllleoota at Ookland 'l1le Bnnma were toaothrollgh' Chi Calif "'""' tlgiit - - ' · • drW before loav- cago at ' •...,.. ·-~.. llaltlmoreat-·. bw lor Wublngton lor Saturdo;y New York at CloVe, nl&bl lll&bl's pme agalaal lhe Red- W·""'~ at ~·--....... l!anCIC;y await at your Ashland station. Scandinavian design J 2'oun ... be-ag• gla .... are r;.. witlloacll $3.00 pun:haso·or Ashland gasoline. TheM beautiful gla...,. match the J 6 and9...,eoglasses offered previously. Stop in at your participating Ashland Dealer's today. • W•tcll Arte Joltnson Oil NBc TV'• ':Uuilh·ln'' , liNING COMPANV ' Runslloliedln Nat:loral League: McCovey,_ SF 112; Sarto. Chi 110; Perez, Cln 104; May, C1n 97; llanka, au 92. American League: KWobrow, Mlrm 1Zl; Powell, Balt116; Jacko son. Oak 105; Howard, Wash 99; Yastrzemak, Boo 114. car- larF~ weiglll)o . SENIORS- i!ua"" Buab,liB- 1110; RuaQ' Huielllno, QB-1711; Bill Kl11r, C.l80; Jerry Jmaaon, GFa.195;KenMIJier,T-1SS;Charloa Tacketl, Fa.IM; Jack Lewl&, G-Fa.180; Vernon Whitt, T-165. . JOOORS- iuchor<l GW, E-160 alJI Mac Pottor, T-160. SOPHOMORES- CbuckChom• bora, E-160; lloove Buob, 11Bolt5; Charles Johnson, T-155; Mark Smith, E-155. FRESHIIEN -GU Trowbrldp, T-UO; llalo Whitt, C.150; Carl _Sllrtver, T-185; Kavln GW, EItO; Mike Dillon, E-135. Here lo tho 1969 ScMbwestorn acheWie: Sept. 5 - At !Ia...., W, VL; Sept.12- ALEXANDER; ~ 19- At North Galllo;Sept llei•tcr lla.• Niue }leturuioog Veteran• Nino could be a mqlc ntmbor lor CDac:ll Nael Ho!oter at IIIJ>. naa Trace IIIah ScltoaL 11a boa aiDe returniJV 1-rmen trom the 1968 Wildcat - " that 11rr lobed 0-9 laat year, o-5 Ia the ~era Volley Athiotlc eoar.reaco. CDacb Holster wW start hlo aeccmd oaaoo at the helm c1 lhe WUdcato Frido;y night when the,y opoa the ...oonat homo aplnot Eaotera or Meigs eoumy, The Wildcat& play live SVAC !aea arol throe out theleaguo ' op-DIL Rlpt ,_the Sept 12 data 1o """" RaturalJV lettermen are 5-9 Jerry Cbureh, 150 pound bock; or Apple Gro~e Keno Ridge NewQ_ E:ven•ft News Notes· -Do.. wlckllne, T-lt9; Frank Carpemr, T-120; o-ld Juotua, G-130; T. J, , ..... LB-112;KellhSalllli!er•,a. 107; Bclbby CUto; liB-100! lloovld ..., '1' "' Grant, LB-Ia2; JackGrllllth, LBBY MRS. HERBERT ROUSH 116; Jeff !lash, HB-87; PhD llolMrL Roy Buck alii Pam rale.augh, T-173; l!a1McCiuke,y, turned recem~¥ a!teraweek's'lllE-145; Lorrr Palfry, E-149,111d cation "lth Mr. and MrL Don ,BIU PhllllPI, T-130 Beel!ie at Marietta, Ga. The 1m Plratea ocbedula Ia Mr. llld Mn. Jack Ord a n d aa ~OIIIIStipt.5-SQUTI!EltN;, cMldren of New !Iaven, W, VL, Sept. 12 - AI Faatera; Sept.·lli opellt a recent Sunday with MrL .,- SOUTHWESTERN; Sept, 25 Enla Wolle. John Ord acccmKYGERCREI!K;Oct.3-ALEllpanled them ltome'altervloltbw ANDER; Oct. 11 - AI. Bu!falo. .his granltnother, Mrs. Wolle. W. VL; Oct. 17 - AI Federal lllrs. Eula Wolle spent a alabl HOCkiiWJ Oct. 24 - Atllanaan with her dauaJ>ter, Mr.~~~~ Mrs. Trace; Nov. 1 - BUFFALO, W, James Lelwa, at Pl PleaiiJit, Vo.; and Nov. 7 - ~-Gloustor, Mrs. Wolfe aloo called on lllr. am Mrs. Fred Sa)Te at Letart. Highlandc,.,. Ha,·c Mr. arol MrL RuiSell Roush am !amlly om Mr, and Mrs. Rd>ort Hhmea, Mike and Karen, Lewia Pickett, 1t8 bock; am 5-7 IIIah Sdlool - I I 0,.... which Baird, _t5 lb, ....-...: Brlaa Charloo Leo WoUJh, 190 11aa, all hal bean WWidJ!i hard uador the ·Tuclcer, ltllpoundcoaler-; oonlcra; 11-0 Larry Cremoeaa, ~ o.YI o! bead coaeb How- N1ckJ Uealga, 120 pauad IIIII; us bock; ~Sieve llolllela, ZlO ard Leo MIDer. OrliDCI C:reDIIIDI, DO pouDd tacHni; 5-8 Wayne ~n, 1110 boclq The 1868 do!eallni Soulhera kla; John llllllab, 132 ,POUI1d hall5-7 lloovld -.,llller,13llbock,alll ' "Vi'lli)o Athletic___ ~oronce back; Cree McCu1;y. 117 pound 11-1 Jerry Waugh, 180 line, all c:bampa will the - · end; Jim Blatl, 138 pound ball, Jwdara, CIII1JI&IIn aplDat Fairland o! · back; Georga Curey, ltLpound Tom Belvllleloaoalstanlcaach lewreiiCO Cbwrt;y. .,.. and David stump, ne ,POUI1d thlo-)'011', -~~~ma-r lo ilono< lletumlng from laat year'a !ullbock. · nle WIIJ8h. 111111<1 wblc:ll compiled an overall · Here Ia lbe Bobcat sebedn•e: Tbo 26 - man !Iannan Trace record 0( __7~. are; live !!"lor• Sapt. L , ......... Fairland IQ. .d II <'GQI)OMd or eight HJ>o - Dan Polcyn, ZZ5-pouad tackle; Sept. 12 •••••••• AJ Wahalna lora, oigllt junloro, livo oop~~c>o, Jack Heasoa, 1340und QUarter- .Sept. 19 •. , , .At SoulheraLocal more• am llw lrealmlen. By bad<; Tom Hysell, 190 - ,POUI1d Sept. 25 •. ' .At North Gallla pedea, here Is the riloter, llot- tackle - suar<l; Jon Rothgeb, 205 Oct. 3 • . •.... " .. , Eastern IJV player, weigllt and line or pounder Who has boon lwil<:bed Oct. 10 ••••.. At SOUthwestern backllold: from ead to lullbock; Mike llaiSENIOHS - Jarr7 Cburch,150 kina, a 195 pound center; Wade back; Holllo ~era, UO llne; 11oaaoa, 150 potmd eod; llarnle Lewla Pickett, lfBbock; Cbarleo Metzgar, 180 pound tackle H. WauaJ>, 180 baek; CbarleoiA!e suar<lllld, Gary Saunders, aOootTO GNil YOU · WaUJh, 190 llaa; Bill Wallo, 160 fooled ltD pound hillhaek, line; Norm SWinlller, 190 bock; Other team melllbora compotam Gros Gooderham, 160 bock. In&: lor poaltlnna Include: Tam DOAK · JIJNIOHS - - Tam Bei.vor, 185 Demy, a 140 J>OWICI oenlor ballline; Paul l!urpaa,175llae;Lar- bock; Jorey!UU, 125poundJU!IIor ry Crem00111, lU boclq Sieve halfback; Kametb Brown, 162 Daniela, 210 llae; Wayne Q._, J>0W1C1 ead; Sophomores: BIll 150 bock; llo'fld ~or. 135 Rouob, 171 lb. guard; Bill Buck, boclq Jorrj WaUJh, 180 llna; and 125 ib, Qillrlerback; Roy Tbomp.. Don Wray, 1110 line, aoo, lt5 lb. ead; Torl'1 Moleo, somoMORES- Gary Barry, 1a1 lb. suar<l; Jeff Zerkle, 120 200 line; Jim "Lambert, 180 Uno; pound hallback; Richard Rumle,y, _Soolt Slmmo, 150 back; J I m 132 polUld eod; Jack Par110111, 13t Swain, 1t4l line; arol Jim Swillll- pound ballback; Dan Swililer, 159 lor, 160 bock. pound suard - W:kle; Paul RalFRESHloiEN - Dean Barry, Do.Y, 136 lb, guar<l; David White, 185 llne; B<lmie Compboll, 120 127 lb, halfback; Glenn Smith, 1 .mum111 liae; Don Lambert, 1251lne; Paul 1t5 lb. quarterback; Rick WboSwOol Cllo'Po!W Mooqomory, 135 Uno; ani Lar- bro,y, 155 pound fullback; Ropr ry Pickett, 130 bock. Atho,y, 176 poond tackle; Mike Here lo the 1969 Wildcat oched- Beebe, 149 J>OWICI tacklollld Gary ule: Collins, 140iJOUIIII hallback. Sept. 5 - EASTERN; Sept. lZ Freshmen: James Nibert, 132- Open; Sept. 19 - SYMMES J>OWICIIWiback; Mark p.,ot, 135VALLEY: Sept. 'Z1 (lla~)- J>0W1C1 guard; Marllhall Freach, GREEN lllGH; Oct. 4 {liat) - At 112 ib, hallbock; Mike lliSbel, llanaan, W, VL; Oct. 10 - At 120iJOUIIII lullback; Kometh Baysouthern; Oct. 17 - At SOUthwestern; Oct. 24- NORTH GALLIA; arol Oct. 30 - At Kypr . Mr. tllld Mrs; Ronald ~acer (l;ue Conroy) am children, Mr. am Mro. Jack Conroy of C<libllo, am Mr, alJI Mrs, BW llahr Galllpolla were recent SUndo;y vlslt«a of thnlrparento, Mr. and Mrs. Maynard Jlahr, Mr. am Mrs. Blaine Mllh..., Elaine, TillY alJI Mikel, alJI wnllam, Gleans MllheanalJII!orno ard, llld Mr. and Mro, W. ~ MIJboon attoaled asurpriseblrtltdo;y gatherlns lor Lawrence Milhoan at Rutland. Mr. and lllrs. Lerry Farley ODd daughter' Laura Brooke, visited her mnther, Mro, Albert Kinehart, and olster at Grove Clcy, Creek. HuaJ> COnroy, Whohosapentlhe Only 19 Playc"" spent a recent SuOOay with Mr. summer hen!, returned to hia alii Mrs, Ilana Lewis at Clifton, home In Akron With his parents Bobeats Have One tho llllalloot oqcado In last weaiL Mr. am lllrL Errol the Southera Valle,y Athletic C.... W. VL Mrs. Eula Bracken o1Peantl11- Conroy vlalted a lew dayo with !arence III'Mted newheacll-11 Eight Veten1111 coacb Gary Bllllg at Soulhwaot- venia Is Yioltlng horbrolher,lllr, hlo mother, Mrs. Alice Dodson ern HlahScbool. Nlnoteenplayora and Mrs. Roll Norria, at Syra- and other relative a. Eight letlermen form theiiCCUMr, and MrL S. Roberta arol euse. They all atteaded church lncludi!V oevon lettermen are oat services at the Letart Falla Unlt.- daughter ~ MDton, W. Va., vlait- . r-:::0:~~~=~tor loolball. ed with herparents, Mr, am Mrs. CDacb llllllg, a graduate or ed Brethren Ch!U'cti. Mr. and Mrs. Ruaaell Roush Ben Perry, a recent weekend. Thiel . cane,.., GreenvUle, Pa., a ...- , •• "tllolllld MrL,Horbert•. • Mro. Gleoda Mllhean and BerYDIU Campaill" Ia \lliliJDIIIW liia,coac;ltllV·...._ ~ ROPr'.nJOyed ... nan~, a~r. aild· Mra.. Blaine. Mil- ·~Heaaqa-~~tu'rs. ~t<~·, at !!oulh!oootern. !Ia ao;ya hla '•"'•~ pJocard' maJor prablema are lack ordepth er rout at the lKme ol Mr. and b01111 all:l c:hlldrea and Wllllam, Mrs. Dlua Lewis at Cll1loo, W, Mr. llld MrL Dwight Mllhoonand and Buoopor Sticken due to lna>Perlonce and a lock or player&, Va., recently. children were recent supper Mr. and lllro. Fora Norris or guesta or Mr. oro! Mro. Wayoe~ ;nee DBW coach nplaces Steve _ Stlleo Who illsmovecltoanaooist- Ractae and lllrL Gary Hall and MUhoon at Westhcle. -Glenna S. Milhoan ant "-D coach's iob at Wallo- Scotty, or St. Paul, Minn., called In the war with Mexico, VERNON WEBER, owner too IIJ&h Schaol In tho Souilleaot- on Mr. am Mn. FIOl'll Norris a recent evening. 1846, both Robert E. Lee orn Ohio Athletic Loogue. Leat l\lr, alJI Mrs. Laoter Rouob and Ulysses 5, Grant were Mill St. 992-l].CS Middleport )'Oil's tamllnlahed 2-3~ In sv. arol family visited zeveral days officers in lh• U.S. Army. " AC atOI 4-11-0 .... ' The returnllltlleUermeo oa tho rocenll,y with Mr. and Mrs. Walter McDade at Troy. ................. ' 1969 HIJitlaatl!l' lootl[all oquad llrs. Ferne lla1man, Mr, Wesley Bellea, Sr., were called to · CoiiDDblana due to the death or their atml amsloter-l!Haw, MrL Ja.aet Joan Rlenelr. Mr. and MrL I )._~· ; Marvin Wlckerolwn llld oooa (:)~ aloo made the trip to Collllllb\a• to attelJI funeral 01rvlcea. Mr, alii MrL Psto Shleldo, ' lllrL Jolm flober, Moll,y, Lorry . am Aml, vacatlaned In Michigan am ca-. Mr. am Mro. H<mor Warner spent aa evening With Mr. alJI Mro. Floyd Ncrr!L Mr, am MrL Marvin Wlckeralwll am 110111 opeot a w....... To Be Added With MrL Jackie Jeaklno ol IIDDintJ llld atteaded tiJo Ohio State Fair. The Wlclteraltama' s0u remained In C<llumbuo lor a week wltt;a their 1ister, Mra. JOD!dnL • Mr..... Mra. Eally Rouob, Mr. arol Mra, Herocliel · Roush and Tammy, ...... Jim l'l»e and cbllclnn, Mr. tllld MrL Horblrt Rouab and Ropr, Naaeyaed 9IOr.. WE HAVE HAD •, on Rouab, MrL <llad.Ya Sbloldo, 1 MrL Edne llouob, Mr, and'Mro. , Randall Bol:.erta, Totltl, Lealie arol C1laoL altaaded U,. - h ~ . ...... at .... llata park 011 Rt, 33 . ii recoat Soaldo;y, W. Main Itt. • 'Pat11 Joan Ailey, 992-2164 Mr...... or w... ...·FROST'' 'IB.RIGERA1011 17.6 .U.It. ~ 1!: ;) "'• .. -~ " 'l:.":::.:.. hos:- oc '" ~· • Easy pushliolton oeleotiao" .... """-'!II~ loatlr, pots llld ""' or dllo...,ul -Old • BuHt<n llllfllciod ~­ ~iminalollht 1110(lc! hllld rinso. Jusi lip oil lorp or hlrtl ,....,.. • Uft"'P rldt for 11sy loodin£ =*229 ' ...• "~: ~- •~. .,., ~ • !!1!!!1!11!111!1••••••• ran. FOR OUR AD R DAIRY • N~XT· FEEDS EKI ·~\JV . Som&lblnl New FOR OUR LINE OF MERCHANDISE --·---·--.... THIS WILL BE IN RESPONSE TO THE MANY INQUIRIES BAHR CLOTHIERS . ' ' . OtiiO HIGHER . . PROPITS " . MODERN SUPPLY 3?9 p..,_..,, o. ..... .,. 2. ~1111' Pli-- LA 1.3~'CO'O ,.. .•. ,..... ...... ;,, ,,.,--, "rl ' .. , . . , .. . , " 23" picture, meaSIII'Bd diagonlllly;_2!15 11, "" ' m. AUTOMATIC FINE TUNING WITH AFC ELECTRONIC PICTURE LOCK ' FURNITURE eo. SlOP AI .. .. QUALITY PRINT SHOP •' Mlmeoota (Chaace 5.2) atOek- 34. Your shales of hoppino.. I polnta lhe poollion. • " Barae,y will go m tho Turley..Georp, HB-ltGI AIM 11a11, liB-180; loa Hoce, T-15P; Stono Souder a, E-UO; and lloovld Clark, E-UL JIJNIOHS- Garyi'q)o,G-115; Lee Goldner, T-180; Bclbby Ratlltr, QB-1t2; Pbll liltmdero, G121; Roaor Nlrey, E-160! Joey Hall, liB-lilt; Roclty llall, liB158; Lemllol!tll, LB-123;1loovld Juitua,_ LB-1801 Jack Clleatltullf E-)37LIIId Wlllla~olta-.c-25CF SOPHOMORES - Haney Browa,liB-132; lloiiiii'Brownlar. E-1110! Dewight Compbell, C.162; DaiiiiY I'Ataton, Lll-125; lla1 Meade, IIB-120; Loren NMI, G149; larryllemby,G-188;Stanley Payne, T-222; Jack Smith, QB121; TeddyStatea,QB-It8;Wllllo Taylor, liB-112; llldJeromeTay- 11-0 HoWe MJiora, 1110 line; 5-10 leul lor the lUI lf¥gar Crook tor, lOt pound hal!back; JolniY .. ElE(JIONEERI ,• 'roiVItm' w,...,_l · CIQ' • • 80 .497 28 !lllcago • • • • sa 80 .a98 29 SeoUl• • , • 5(1 .373 32'h Thursday' a Heoulta llal11mon 5 Dotnllt 4 California 1 Chicago 0 Kaa CIQ< 5 5eattle a MID!I 10 Ookland s, 10 1m1a. ·(Only pmea-leheduled) ......... ·~ 1 ~-•-•• rruu~W~I -~c~l , (AU Tlmoa Ell'!') a lew Petrocellla~Yaatrzemsld, Boe ~le~ss brin~s hcppiness Open 1969 Campaign or D·- • •--" ...•- · '"."'. P~~~~~~rqr-Mldd~ 0:, ~. ,....._,a, taee ,an: " ) ' .,. ia' · FoiJ-tball Teafns •~ ll!atlme lilork · oplnst llolll- In the ftrst Cl\ a fielder' I ehoice. Pltcllo• Fh,..Hitter more, hid a t-1 · Jead. alii i played, Baltimore niPped Dt>- scored on Mark .,._.r•a troit, 54, Kansas City edged groundout. Seottle, 5-3, C.Uiornla blanked Rudy May am Ken . Tatum Chicago, 1~. and Mlnnesoto combined oo a thr...hl~ 11 topped oaklarol, 111-5, In 10 Coll!ornla blaaked Q>!CIIIIlo lnalngs, Former Dodger AI Ferrara May went 7 1-3 lnniJV• and batted In all three runs in the Tatum, who came on with one Padres' win over the Dodgers. out and runners on second alii He hit a two-run double and his thlnl In the oigllth, retired all 13th homer oft loser Bill Singer, live bottaro he laced. Call!ornla gol only two hits olf looer 17-11. Earl Wilson, who has a 20-8 Tonuny JOOn but scored a r.m or .tiPI ~rio Writer Rookie O,J. Simpson may be read)' lor more thin limited action 5alurday night when he returns to, the Los Angeles ColiaeUII'l, lite ot many of his college ell)loits, tor the Buttalo . BWs' tbal exhibition tUIIe\IJ r t \' '• . 0. J. Ready For Home Appearance By STEVE SMILANICH • , • NEW 1970 see MODns HEIEI the all transistor color TV with the works in a drawer (e•cept rectifier tube and picture tube) �~ I ' l <, 1 •, ••., .f·. ,l ',' • h!ne- It Balleto Re-.. delcr- )Ira. Home.,. llle. llllllef(lls nowan, herbl, ~ o:~ d Use Oil Auto B•k ou ' .[..-,c aAYa TIMI! .. ~j:f .:; 1...1'· . ·rtr .tnl ·"" .B'tt .W IfNO lu • ....aeplant. Prognrn b 0 " k • made ~ Mrs. BonN-IIniwere COME AS YOU ARE! It was annlllllced that the Oct. ·1 moetlnB will be hold at t1te hume lla• .v,'li dM n., .~ TI THF or Mrs. HenneQ", FARMERS BANk and ,sAYINGS CO. POMEROY, OHIO Mlas El:lersbach served as hostess for the luncheon meet.. IDB. The roc was a huge bird of Arabian mythology. It was said to be so large that its wings darkened t&e sky and it could carry an elephant in ih rlaws. · '1~; .1 c' !. REV. CLENDmEN Tho Rev. C, L, CJ__,.,...,, St. Marya, Oblo, farmer tor In ~-..... will retere to tlto flyracuao Church or tlto Nazarene to .....met revt•ll aomcoa at 7:30 p.m. SuDdo7 tltrooab Sept. 14. Tbe Rev• r.r. c. Larimore, pu1Dr or t1to B,yracuae mardi, lllvltea tlto Pl•- publlc, A coolest to welcht loiS will be8lo Sept. 9, II wu decided during a moetlnB or tlte Meigs TOPS- Knoldlera C I u b held Tuoedoy nllld at tlto Motp !Isler lllld Mro. Doma Grate , ,PrOVIded -.porta11m for tlte '111111 tltelr poll. Enroule ....., tbe lll'OUP lwl a J(cnlc at t1to Belpre Park. Tho food waa provided by motltora or I b o en- Cooncy Wtrmaey. The 25 coot cooteet will cooelude on Oct. 21. Mrs. llelllr Daughter is Born To Florida Couple Mr. and Mra. Sanwel r.r. Me. Klmey m, 1S27 CarmeUa Cir- EXHIBITION DEBUT LOS ANGELES (U~ - · Dick Bass, the Ieadl.ag all41me ruabel' among aetlve playera in tlto National Football I.Mpe, wlll make lila OllldbiiiD debut wltlt tlto. w1t1t t1te Loa Aagelea Ramo In a pmo agalnat tlto a.u11o Billa. HARRY MILLER BECOMES CHAIRMAN COLUMBUS (U~ - Charlu Y• ......,., Prea14ent orr. &R. ......... 111111 Co. doperiment .tore• stnee 1959,tookov-erWed.. 1s chllrmao lllld chief executive of!leer as Rohert Laz.. arus !!r. became ebllrmaoomerl- needoy tus. NOTICE! . .. and PRICES .. MONDAY THIU SATURDAY_ .. __ 1:00 TO 5:00 ---THURSDAY 1:00 TO 12 NOON--HA.IR CUT •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• 1.75 FLAT TOP •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• tOO SHAVE ............... ~ •••••.••••••••••••••••••• ·•• 1.75 SHAMPOO •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• 1.50 IASSA'GE •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• {.50 TONIC •••••••••••••• , •••••••••••••••••••••••••••• 50 OUTSIDE CALLS: HAIR CUT, 3.00 ....... SHAVES, 3.00 -~ells .' ' ' County Bar..rs Association' OOniOinoro lor -limo hOYo . bean placed It NeloOn Drlq eo., I bt llelp Gonorll lloiJ(tel, somco SlaiiDa/ R e"' Miss Coleroon wtlr~~~n· \ i ' .,,, . Convent' Work '·, . u eloclld ~=~·~~~q! Ail Mlu V4'81ofa Coleman,dou&btor or Mr. lllld 11n. 1llehard Colomao, ...._ Boltota! Boote!, wlll leoYe lido ......,. for Now York wllere abe will llll8r t1te a.(. Jowat · ,,~)' :j, • l.;'~, ).1.1• ' ' ...... Preeld-, E!lrl-.m, ,..._ , caater; _.,Yice -~~~ ~ ' Dutc:ber G~· ... ._ ... oltt..... wa~ elY•• to ,.,... Yin Dutdlor or G)'~ !ftJiol..: r.:~=.:t~~~ mont a= aa.-llll!'... oo -1 ., lhlcoatortlte~otoloC­ !ollaa Lori Rinehart will be the Oower IJirl alld llooglaa Gruber, nephew or the groom, "ill be the rin8be&Nr. Tha coovle wUI reaido In BaJ. tlmore. ¥las V8lllerboof is a niece fl Mr. and Mto. Lee W. Mccomea or !ollddl~, alii haa Ylalted In tho MrComea home lrequently, Erik and 1'fmotl\y, ol. ~Nd, Mbm.uehce~ra week's rialt with be( IIU'81tl, Mr. lllld Mrs. Ma..,lag Wobotar. Dr. ·Meyer recently c:ompl- a ih ....-...-ieUowlhlpatilortltweot- •rn UplveriiiJ, Helaebalrmaaor tlto hlotory ....,.._ .......... hood Slate ColiJoe Relcllllum has COIIIjl(et. ed hie """'- work wltlt tlto Stele IIIPnl' ~ lllld will be apendlnr tho D1lllllll II hume .,..... "' relur!dag to Oldo state Unlverllty In OciOOor. Charles Dleb1 11 a patient at Ue!YeriiiJ Hoopilel. U1e n10111 III!Dber .. 829, He Ullder1lent -&er7 tliero thlo week. Mr. 111111 Mra, Charleo Sheolt hove retornod from a lrfp to Florida. .. South Carolina tbey vialted hie ateco, lito. !laney IW1Ie. Among t1to plecoa tltey vlllted oo t1te trip were t1to Ill. • , 'I' Church. Fine Furniture Cabinetr\ •"- lolro om ,, .... ·..w on .... ~ • • ~ . . . . . j Committees at Solem Center ine Colwell, treasurer; aiiiPhyl- am Oror or • I. Y. clir..' - Carla 11 a,. •...,. or w~ :loiil.,,, lira.' Carl llorrta of dao. ' _, Harris, ..•, lfi'W..-··· at So you explained about how your favorite appliance store is giving away a stack of eight beautiful filet mignons with the purchase of any new gas self-cleaning range. You wanted newgas self-cleaning ran,ge anyhow . .,. with those fancy a'utoinatic cooking conveniences. sure, you could have let it go fq'r awhile longer, but ..' . eight filet mignons! That;s the kind of il deal you can sink your teeth ir:tto.:.when you .buy ~ny of these, self·c;leaning ra'}Qes: Caloric, Hardwic~, Magic Chef, .St.~nray and T!fppan. . ,. · · · · · an ' ,. ' ' .., .,. ; w•~• , . ~· Ward or c:oj,PL baa .... t l t e - aualllor.ber ilaqiiW,In.Jaw, 111'1. B 1 r o1:.1 Lomle7, lllld hlr aioter, IJr ·l. • ' llarillret C-tl>). .; Mr. lllld lito. Adrian lllld .......,._, lllld~~ti;lita Lomle7 Were Ia Columboa& aia. diJ and !lfoalt;J. TileY ....... poolelll' ·Ill ~ - , t;i!Dltr, : . whu Wll ........... from Callrar- , nla - - .. bo !lao apom ale JUt .. She latlghedwhenyou said the filet mignons came with the range. o·.~-&,,; Am ·1-,.•,, ~~~Air <· ,, ' ~ .... ..;~:: . . ,, ·• VonMeier : ' f;t o;nn.r.. ,• ' ' .. ,. ' ' I ' ' , t' :.:: :.:.::r:. :::::"'O....:.-:i.r.J:: .......... IIIMl, Robert Qlro 111111 Judd Oura; oldolll.._ Oara ·oldelll HyaoU_AndBordleDo~y-. oat brlbloa, Jamoi ealeyiiiid'Klai Doom; )'01110111111 Jomoa lloloni; )'01110111111 IIICitbet, &It Fellrod; me whu came tlto far· llleat, Duane Jonea (12~ miiH) lllld nlile door prizeo- weoit co Erneat Johoooo, Martlto Wolfe, Lorey MrWhurler, Orble Eotep, _Lawrence DeLma, Ru~ J..,.l, BeUy McWhorter, lvullcWhur. ter, and Jamea Cornell. Rev. Orllte Eatep lllld · Ralph MurrQ P•o lnterelllag lelke wring. the atter-. PfOin!n. Preaent from amt1ngtoo, w. Va. were Clara HyHU, Ada 11o1. ley, Ella Buchanon, Charlo a OUrs, Eloise Qara; Dunbar, w. Va., Mr. lllld Mrs. VIJim Jmea, 1ft. 111111 Mrs. IIIII sto- f-. ver, Freda Robbins; Nttl-o, w. Va., Retha Boggoaa, Viola 11agle; Charleston, W. Va., Mrs. Ollie V. Marlin; Call.lpoJJo Ferl'l', W, Va., Mr. ' and Mra. W. R. 1111ghea; New llrl&hton, Pa., Mr. lllld Mr1. Ralph Oura, and Beaver Filla, Fa., Mr.lllld Mrs. Charlea E. Oln, and G. L. Moore. E. J, Olra, Mr. ani!' M r a. !i!erman Cle,y Jl". and cblldren. lluckoyo Lake; Mr. and Mrs. llooald Lallerly, Marlon; Mr. irlra. NOn1o Slmo, CrowD CU;y; ~ lo llori-., NewWateifor<I;Mr. · :,la..,dl···;;• lllld ~~to. l!o1P> lrfurrov, - · VL; Ill'. lllld )Ira, Gory ~~ D• .r-o, llelroll, Mloh,; Ill'. ~ ...... . aod Mra. li, w. CCJcbr1D. llaJ. , OUra, .lhicb..Wo; Rev F. tor, Mn. WWiam Buill;-- EUI- U.erpoe1j 11r1. Sho ..U lOinod here tcir Fat Good, Mr. lllld Ura. Jolm ••••"" Ill ber bulbold. D. UJ1110le, Dr. lllld Mra. Dale Mr.\,.. •M ra.-.. Powell; Mr. and lito. Gooi'IIO )fr, llilil Mra. Faai l'llr!l TOdd, Mr. lllld 11r1. L, Kevlfl. . Ill'. lllld IIH.' . D Johnam, Columbuo. Gruoaet, 111111 Mr. and 11r1. Mr. lllld Mra. Gary McWhur. ort JO¥, Columl>ua; • • ter, Tholmo CaH.Y lllld ...,, Rev, Kirby• lira. A. H. .Klibl 111111 Mro. Orble Ellep, Mr. lllld Jimmy. and Mra. Mro, Jamea DeLma, JUnior Ea. b,-, Clarl<oburJ; Mr. ad Mrl):' top, Mr.lllld lito. La......., Do. lluldd.For. Mr.lllld M r • 1.oag. ~ Ohla; 11r, lllld Sublot or llanatleld; Mr. a • 4 Mra. Emelll Jobnooo, Mr. lllld Mra. Alfred Gilmore 111!1 lrfra. John tllra, Belpre; Mr. Uy, Laneaster; ADd Mr• .IDIIMrl. lllld Mra. NormanDeamlllldchiL. Alleo llonaldooo, GleolvDia, _W, dren, Glad,ya Deem Portllllld· · Va. were . . _ tlto out Mr. and Mra. • • Cornel~ peltl here for tbe wddlaa ot. Mr. lllld Mra. Jack Fellrod lllld Mloa Dollblo Grueaor ... 111. Kim, Pomeroy; Clara Mclnt;yre, c:bael Gerlach: PbyWa Marlbn, He~ Miners. Mr. and Mro. Mike Zirkle eed ville; OUrs, lllld daut!bter were in Alllland, Jf;r, Mrs. Wardoo OUro, Mr.lllldllto. to altaid tlle~or)l!aoRuao Willard Plaott lllld lrll, L 0 n 8 Ann ~· The Zlrkleo wore Bottom; Mr. and Mro. Roy Don. Pill or Mr. lllld llrl. ohew, Gro& Mr. lllld Mra. Jim C!lareoco Lacey. Patter11011 and lOili Florence ~,-~~~~~~~Circle, Nancy Our;, Mr. 111111 Mr~. Richerd OUrs, RoyH,BIIoh, Mrs. Doullaa Circle, Mr. lllld . - . OUrs, 1o1art1te Wolfe, RaMra. Ernest Brewer, Sylvia, Mr. cine, lllld Mra. Allen 111111 Mra. WUey OUrs, Mr. 111111 and cbiJdren, Middleport. *• R.;jii\;:,; -w· or- ftot..rt Mr. M&R FOODLINER ANt M&R BA LAND MIDDLEPORT, OHIO CLOSED SUNDAY Wilson and Gladys Maior; Music, '.,' a . ·. ~~to. - ... Transfers n.rrta Jr., Miry Frueu Y. . . ., coal st.,~. , ' MII'OJ• \.l i':<" ·.1 ...... "' - s. .... Coiu,.., IIOhla tor tlte ....... .... and ' Property Involved In tho Big Rend Neighborhood girl scout program. . Tho campolgn to raise the $1,· · 000, easel announces, will be conducted lrcm> Sop~ 15 to Sept. 3-0. A bouse • to • house eama11 is planned along with persol"81 contacts with business houses. Captains wUlbeapJ)Ointedtowork with volunteers in each section A - r at 1 p.m. lllld ~ • ...., llewborter,' Ia:' _.... tlto ~ faJnllJ r ...... VOl'IIOII; lleq Haalol',ea.IWJII. • on !llnda,y, Alii: 311 at B o e k Cheater; Debbie.•~. 1l.adle · ~· lalrlroulll: Gtorta, llr. lllld lin. - Ua Dllgan, secretary. Plana were Maurieta Miller, LiDia Cordlllo, made tor the first meetlnc of the Vickie Might arxl Opal Dyer; Pubschool yeer which wDI be held llclty, Phyllis Dup.n and Mulon GRANGE TO MEET Meip CounQo Pomona Graop at 7:30p.m. Monday at the school. Dyeri Maglzine, Mary Arney ai'Mi The committeesareas(ollows; Hattie Woodard. 'IIIII meet at 8 p.m. tonight at Ways aR:l Means, Betty SWick. Also, attendance, Cletlth Brotile RDek Sprlnga hell. ln8pocllon will .11!1.beld and t1to dqroe work JOIJ'I Ccamcll, Ola.rlotte Willtonl, gan and Betty Rtt:>e; Pre-school 'lilll''ll/1 ~''ln''lb11 furm, a '!'I WOlle Dyer; Pr-;;,Q\!jfi~J"-$'JIIib.Olc~olBotoo c· .;"'t•OU:~'ii(' ' · Mr. -aar-o Gruber " Ill tile COIIIIt;y.wlde cookie 'liM ,.,.,.,, Ebili'AikDilll; ilra. Simms IY f.t;iVo!i'etb,ii!I"Of" Ama Elizabeth Turner; .Re- Mrs. Hale, anti Recreation, Je'i;; aerve··u bil brotller's beat man I01IIni cooteeta will be hold. freBhmenta, Alma Smilll and u81. ale IIIQht and Cetherii)O Colwell. ·werner, Mr. lllld Mto. Lallre8ce Prk. lllld llr. lllld Mra. Jack Frlco 111111 two ~ or wen weeUad JUuta ot MrL · .. • PTA Names . with tl:le 'works in -a.;tlrawer" ·, IIW I bird 111111 villted tlte zoo. Th'7 llao villted t1to Weald Wat<... ~~ wllero they "" an underwater llhow, the An MariA Gr- neer Oillllllll, Ala., tlto Grlllld Ole ()pry at Nub. vllle, 'hm., lllld .... RlniJiag ctrcuo MuiOUIIl or Art. _ Mra. Boney Mltcboll, .....,..._ 1lanied ~ ber -aiD, Mro.llolJ(l 11ar1111111 -or DQII>n, haa ......,.. · ed from a weotem toor. ilcW. ed In tlto toor were ..... .it ·SoD Fruelac:o, Yo18111lte Nailaa. II !'Irk, LoiAilgeloa, LuVopo, lllld Flapld, Arb. Thotourwia made Yia 1ra1n 1111 or ~ · ·. -'!be _,.,. relumed to Dort!a · :I Ours Revnion Held Sunday 1969 scl\ool ~term ol the Solem Center Elementary School were of the county, SPEAKER ANNOUNCED named during a recent meeting The Rev. Norman o. WllliBms of the P. T. A. omcers and teachen Miller; Membership, Jessie or Rio Grande will be tlte speak. ers. The otncersare Catherine Mit- MJgllt and Maxine Dyer. or at t1to 10:30 Lru. iilnday - Safety, Jdin Colwell am Clar.. lhlp oorvl<e at t1to Middleport c he 11, president; Emos;ene· Simms, lice president; Catherence Might; Hospitalfty, Roberta Flrll U n I t e d Proobytortan 1\feJgS Dr. lllld lito. Lyale Meyer lllld ""Jlano •• of 308 girls and 108 adults are P, T.A. ccxnmttteea tor the -a, I in Ohio aiKI fund drives are c~ ducted 1n all areas where there are no United Fund agenclea.ln Meigl County where there are 24 actiYe IJirl scoot troopo in an tOW' age levels, brownies (aoven alii eltbl year olda); Jw>. lora (9 to 11l;Cidottes, (12to14l, and aonlors 05 to 17), the soli has been set at $1,000. A uta! Wedding Plans Completed u.s.- . een, .' flrilt' Name Casci Drive Chairman Margaret lee Vanderhoof ear. .· ' -·· Peul Case~ Middleport poatmaster, bas been named general chairmen or tbe fund drho lor Melp Coolli.Y' a BJi Bend Noltll>borhuod or tho Four Rivera Girl Scoot Councll. The Four Rivera Girl S c o u t and the ushers wUI be Mr. steven Coon ell emCIJIDIIISSea nine coun-Gruber lllld Floyd Vanderhoof. ties In Weal Vlrl!lnla and tltreo I IOnS, .,.,. charter ,... ~ for· or a,. Grancl remp1a waa dJa. , )frl. 816! Mcl!lb!mlf ~'~J ~ lito. Lemley wu op.. lloip Templo, Pilhloa Slllera, Chalrmln or 1he -am mat 'l'Uoedoy nllld at t1to MIAI- lA tbe toc11 temple. 11or - k dlopori ball. will llm>IYe dlalrlbullon or ntMra. llcl!lhblly wea 1 ~oa~~> , orature .In a cancer edocatlon .time member of tbe P1thlan Sla. -am; alllnd rolllag project, len and ·oorved II Ncrelu7 111111 a -am to OIICOUI'OIII an. at tlto Umo or her doatlt. Ceo- IIIII <lbeckupo. , duciiDtl: tile momorlel •........,. II wao reported t1tot 67 llc1< ,.... lito. Vlrllinla OW.. u- vloJto were modo WriDs tbe JUt celltDt .IOIIk>r; lito, Ell•abetlt llllllllb lllld tltot*82hadbeanapelil Allman,- ~ent,lunlorproltm; In aiiUIIl1c wortc. The blrtltda,r lllld lito. liolty Biaa, ...,.ior, amiYerHrY ~ Mn. WlnooaCook Tbere .wao. Dillie by Mra.lolar• . waa ~. )fro. . Kotltryn Miller t1te Chllda( a prayer bi'M r a. waa reported hume from t h e l!lfp, lllld a raedlnr, "Allbolllh huopllel ~ bq)rovi!JI; llld It woa tlte CUrtain Felli~ ~ lito. Ella ll>led tl*t Homer Foroat 18 W Lemley, Pill eblol. at homo. Aloo r.aported WBI tbe ~ at tbe . meetlag wu a ·or, 1'1111, hoablllld or Mra. communication frol!t lito. AIDe• Norma zlrklo. Woodlrd, l!l'lllld ~. advlalni A POtluck di!Dr preceded tbe tltet )jeip TeJI!II(e, 1101111 mo8tlng. ko Cl'8llll lllld colfeo lempleo at GallipollolllldWUkoa. were eerv.ed at the ""'elusion. \'llle, are Ill become a (Iori or - ' " " tor tbe October Dlatrlct 16. IIIHIInC will be Mro. BeUy 111aa The natlonwldo cancer project _lllld Mra. Opal Bltrr · I man-- lllcludod In t1te lll'OUP " e r o Melanie Simmon&, illerrle 111111 ...,._ Tackett, Cfncb' Eoda, Ctedy Ander- Tammy'Miiillil, TereJa lllld Grea vaa - . , Deelae Gonma, Chrllll Jones, Robin Capellart, Tammy Schoonover, AlltumnEUUt, Tenu.,Mar1-, lllld Darlene Barrett, Fd1th w~ lllld Jemtror Grate. Other rocen1 actiYitloa or t1te club Included a lllhlni lrlp 111111 wiener I'Oiltt at Foreat Acres l'lrll. Tha lroop wltll a float cor. fYinB 001 a showboat tbemelook the . - place 1roJ1oJ In t1to Reptta Parade. Weekly rneotlap or t11e lll'OUP wlll be hold.at 3:30p.m. ... Mon. c111. Work will be81o C11 ltemo for a hulldey bozaar belag plan. .... by tile troop. to Willi.. EFFECTIVE SEPT. I, 1969 : Charl~r Dr~ped trlctt,r. ·Gomoo were p1oJed lllld plcluroa Ioken -~ older lalk . Carmelite Coovent .., ~. flailed. · . A graduate or Ealla'll H 1".8 b AlleiiUiltl wore Cecll , MASON - · Memben or Flrll Schuol, elaaa or 19611, )l!aa Cole. alii - r l Nolo'"' or NIW Koll~ Church, Maooo, bold a Oldo Vlllven!Vtor II~ PLf Mr. alii lito. Maffellowlhlp moe11ns at llle !lilly lwo yeuo l l l l d - a lliiiiYorl Yin Dutcher, "!"'·.,,1!111 da....,., ' Kln<ald humo, Now llaVoD, Frf. Catltollelam ~•unl•or· v~r~~n~a, orG...._n; lrlr. ,lllld do1 OYenlag honoring Mrs. oan. Ill att,r c111a. lira. llraoocamb CGiadn Dolnle Gibbe whu will be DICI\'Ini to 11111 Colomon. hal bean em- cherl oi1d Mr. lllld lito. Stoots . ~ ployod u a 1111'10 at tlto st. (Ilia.. ,-·llulcher) of CoiUIIIbua; lito. Gibb1 Ia a ebartor mem- Rlqlbaol Homo tor tbe IDIIrm- .E arl SWarU, Lancoater; -... ber or Firat ~ (bu:ch. At. ed lllld A&ld lA Columbua. Thl& Swartz and Mr. 111111 Mrs. WWiam tor dovollona, She waaproaenled Paa·A!Derleu JUPWay ' I IIOIPOIIIburu. Re!re- or ...._, 18 DWntetnod ~ tlte meHte. !lltDI, tbe order whleli Tbe Pan·Ainerkan high· humemado leo cream 111111 cake Mlu Col..,... II _ . Thll · way system Ia a networlt: or wore aerved Ill Mr. lllld Mrs. tbe Ia. . around .30,1100 miles of paved D. Richard Roolb llldTorry, Mr. order - . oall llnned lllld l88d ~ lllld hal and all-wealber roads, lA· lllld Mra. Cherlea Lambert lllld .....,. lA ·s.otlalll, lrelanol lllld eluding v ~ r I o u s lllltrmilt Richard, Mr. and !.Ira. RuBHll tile Ulllled Slatea. routes. It ntonds from four • Ballov, Mr. lllld Mrs. A. r.r.s.m.. · 11111 Col..,... will wor1< tor major polnl8 along the plea, 1ft. lllld Mra. IIUJy KinIii - · u • ,IIOIIulant II tlte MexiCllll border through caid, Komy, llllly, CaroQn, v... ... ~ WoJ·• Home 11 Ira! America and after skip- . Mark, Uta and Rene, Mr. IDd - • - 0 1 · ping 1be "DIU'ieD Gap" lJO. Mrs. Jamea Pauley, Jamee ·IDd f20 Eaat 61th st., New York · tween the · Panama Canal' · John, lito. Carl Harmon and CIV, otter whlcb Umo ohe will and Colombia,"IIDts all lbe Damy, Mrs. Judy Roach, Tim- be -~ to ll1e Carmallte lololhor capltala of. South America my and Anlly, Mra. HaroldRouoh llouH Ia. Ge.,.,_, or AvDo, wtih one..:an=-.=;.·- - - N. Y., for her two yoera or re- ..._,_ · 111111 !.Irs. Low G. llgloua lrllnlag, C....-1.. I. Barris, Shirley J, Ktor, Mloo Janice C<uch, Mloo UJOD c:omplatlm or thlalraln. llarrlo, Sylvia Webb, HarJU Jo.v<e llanJon 111111 Mra. Connie IDB, tlto r.ieJp CounQo l!lrl will be webb, llel1;)o Hamilton, Da'lid Gibba, . IIIIIIDOd llll'llnl dutlto u 1 HamDtoo to Mildred o,o1 'liar_, Slater or tile Carmallte Order. rio, 2.66 A., Olive. Milo CoiOIIWI lo tile grancL Luellle Peel to lollldred o,o1 dauPter or lito. Jack- Harria, 2.66 A., Olivo. Sybil I;beroi.ch, ...... ''~.:!'~,' '"""·'I'!W,Ji',. i'JMIW!JI. ~rrOI' E. barot. i!H.;,co A... Generol v!ltttag 1MMara 2-4 ·. , <ll •"· le JWIO Darst. Parcel, aod 7./1 p.m. ooly. 1o1aten111;y Frandln J. n,tbor, ·Anna M. vi....... ~·- 2:30 to • 30 Rytltor to Edward I. Bur- .,,,_ · •--.-Oiiiliilili--~iiil!l - · • oo1y ,, p. m.- -.. ooly. ·Paronto allowed A. Bur, Parco!, PCIIJW'OY. oo ~cs Ward. Adlaioli.... Publlcallllnl or tdnlaalona Ia prUdblted Willi fortber DOIIce. Blrtlto Jack 1&. Ntl10n, Mary Nel100 Mrs. -....t I. stewart, 181 to Donvor Nelaon, Oma Neloon, - · I 000, 1:07 p.m. 1,38 A., 10 A., !!alem. Tlnredoy, Jack. 1&. Neloon, Mary NeiSCII Dl8cilargea io - l d Neloon, llerprot Nel• Ida Cline, Jacklllll c. Cock. aon, lOA, 3.12 A., SOlem. ran, Leilia Br-, Robert L. c-r, lito. Lewlo J, Karoeb- Helen L. Burris, dec., to IUcb! '' •. \ • • . _,_ • '.; ' ' ' ,; ' :. nlk, Cheater A. l.ujJer, Mro. no. ard 0. Burrla, Marjorie Jllo. bart c. Rico, Mra. Walltr 1. linin, Jainea Burris, Cert. tor lbylon, WWfam 0, Torlor, Trans., PIDel'Df. ·'·' Oeo.nnoot Park Uerrlo, dec.; , Mra. P. Wlllllley, ., Alii Weill, Mlu ' lf1rtle WU. to lollldrecl ~lllarrl1, llarpl"o llamo, Mra. Robert L. Wllllama, et Groaanlc:kle, Oeormontllarrle Sheila lick .... lolarilyD Jr., Cherloa I. llarrla, IIJI.vta Webb, Lucille Peel, BoiiJ lloJn. . S.<>~ uton. Cert. for Irena., OUve. llarprot Grooanlckle, Her· man Grosanlcide1 O.rmoat -· ' :· f· ·H Baptists Meet' With Kincai& ami Beacb Gardena wllere 'tltey As LOW As 249.95 ·V "' turnilb . at ~1i.liti ey by tbe Telltpll'l.... ton, • • Mra. Shirley Slmm..,., lito. lfari1Ja WDoox, lito. Wllllde Vtn. morial Hospltll. Modt'lll341C ,f. ''I~· l ' llullal!d Sllurda,y. the birth or an eltbl pound, 14 ounce dauihter, eon- )Ia.. rie, 011 Aug, 26 at SarUOia Me- Maternal grlllldparente a r e lllld Mrs. Joho c • .J ·~ Cheater lllld J>Oiern.ll grand. perent.o are Mrs. S. M. McKinney or lluntlngton, formerly or Point Pleooant, 111111 t1te late Mr. McKimey. Greet - grandpBrenle ore Mr. lllld Mrs. John L. Lembort or Point Pleeoant, Mr. 111111 Mra. D, F. WW of Bradenton. Fla., ood Mrs. Demotte, 11un11agtoo. Mrs. McKinley iJ t1to Iormor Johnorl Lambert, formerly or Pomeroy 111111 Point PleaaanL 1ft. lllld Mrs. McKimey hiYe 11110t1t. er dau&lrter, Ruth FJien, two. -;" ' tor'o Service Slallm,• 11it WIU', ~ Associated Radio &TV I .' \ --· Boa..., cle, Sarasota, Fla., are IIIDl.lllc- Prices Slarf: , 1 nor lllrber lltop, Helaa1a1!oilii;y !lql, tile B. lllld il.' ~ ward aod tlto PomorOl' Natloo!al BIDk:. ' ,. Coolrl&ltton1 111&1 bi IIY•Io 1111' WCTU member in t1te """"" 1Y or moiled to t1to !lev. WI I. 111m Alr.Da. t-~nora will be OllljJIIed ...... lllld tlto fWido to tile alate orpabatlon. A lraln rldo !rom AlbeDJ to TileY . will remain In boatoell l'lrlleroburl ~-~mom. bera or Girl SCOUt Troop ISO or ....... ... "" lndollnlte bella. . IDB, Robert Eado, Pearl Van , land Tuoedoy nl&bt'a meeting. DIAG . MEAS. (227 sq. in.) ',• 1 the Girl Scouls TokeRUkon Train Saturday Contest Will Begin Sept. 9 pledge _..t tlto meeting. :rt wls voted to award a prize to tlte member lollag tlte moat weight lnltoad or l!lvlni a weekly door prize. Mrs. JeaD WamerwontiJedoor prize. Women lntere- In Join. lng tlte club are Invited to at- 2011 \I .. c.ntalaero tor OOidl1bullmo to tbe .project ·havo ..... p~ae. ed lA ....... , . , _ ....HI II tbe Molp CGolab' u... ' 1m Jolnl In a.. ~ ef. -~ to provide 110(1 dliok• for_ Fife was queen tor the week wllh Dorl8 llenllor 11 t1to roD< nerup. The TOPS prsyer lllld THE WESTLAKE/Model ~T341C ­ " Warm" and "d is tinct i\'e " are two words that describe th is quality porta ble. The Walnut grain fini sh o n metal makes this cabinet .a rea l showpiece. Featur~s include opti onal Sonar Remote Control - Mod e l 2TS 341 C Admiral Automatic Fine Tuning Con troL Admiral -Super- Bright color p ic.ture tube. " Super Scope'" VHF /UHF tuners. Admiral Instant Play. Precision crafted co lor c h-a ss is wit h co pp e r bonded and etched c ircuits. Built-in dipole antenna. De cora to r TV ca rl. 19 1/• " H, 25Vl" W, lo¥. 6" D. . li .<f'· .~: '1··' , bullno•• it's Quick! II'• Convenienl! •.at. , ........ llllkol, Ell..-. She doo<rlbod 1 h o prdon or hlo motber, Mu:Y Ar· den, BDd h1a wife, AJil Hatba- dlajrlbuted lllld members d I a. cuaeod planolortltecomtngyear. 1, ~1'1 a,. ~ or 1110 WOIIIO!I'o ChrloUoil Tem- lree l!l•oo toblm II)' Qu- Is Reibel, _..t tlte mee11n11 hold In tlto t>OIV room over Balley'.a Reotourllll, wltlt I b e women's creed ln unlsc:n. Miaa I.ydla Eberabaelt prooonted •• vot1ona ualni "Tho Shepherd'• Paalm.t• u her tople. Sle cooeluded ~ hlvlni tbe lll'OUP re. peat a.. 23rd Plalm In un1aoa. Members relljllllldod to roll eall ~ naming tltolr favorite . ti!J ; J VIMnom - WBJ'. Tha now prooldont, lito. Lou· ,, •' ::::•:w bOJ 1 ~ ,l •F~ 1'11111 for lbo b,Qro, lA · ... a.. ' oolite or'libakeapoore, IDcludlni h•r:: . ,., · .·So.ft.Orink . .Prof~tJo~ .· Sd/diers. f ok~n Up,: · ,}! w-..soy, ' 0 SEPTEMBER 7 FOR .~.::;.'::, : .::. ~LOJtl~,.~.~~~, f\~ �' ../ ' . \ . I 1 ·.Directory for . Area Chur.che.f4; " ALFRED Ur;ITED METHO. DIST CHURCH - Rev. Fdwln E. Williamt, pastor, Sunday School at 8:30~ Uoyd Dfillnger, Supt.; Wonhlp ServiCes at 10:45, with Charles Taylor, lay..Jeaderj Sunday evening worship services with the Rev. Williams, at 7:45; Wednesday evening prayer !lETvim at 7:45. MIDDLEPORT CHURCH of Chrlll in ChrlstlnnUriton- Law- DANVILLE WESLEY AN - J, A. C&rry, pastor. SWiday School, 9:30 a.m.i worship service 10:30 a~ m. Youth and junior youth service, 6:45p.m.; Evening worship, 7:30p.m. Prayerandpralse Wed., 7:30 p, m. IJNITED F A!TH CHURCH Nease Seldement - Robert E. Smith, Sr., pastor. Suadll,l'Se&c!'t., Roy Johnson. Sunday School 9:30 a. m.; Worship service, 10:30 a. m. and 7:30 .P· m. each Sunday. Yooth meeting aod choir pr~~ctice, 6:30p.m. e~chSunday. KENO CHURCH OF CHRIST Norman McCain, ' Sci>L Services weekly at 9:30 a. m. Preaching, nnce Manle.)', pastor; Mrs. Russell Young, Slinda,y School superlntendent. Sunday school, 9:30 a. m.; evening worship, 7:30. Wednesday prayer meeting, 7:30p.m. '' l i' '' ' ' J ,j ~l. · WTTRIDGE IJNITED METH- · ODIST- Worship, Rrstaod third Sunda)'l!l ot each month, 10:45 a. m.; seeGOO and fourth SUNiaya, ' ft.rst and third Sunday ot month 7:30 p. m. Sunday School, 9:45 by Charles Russell, 9:30 a.m. L m. Christian Endeavor, third THE BRADFORD CHURCH OF saturday of each ~orth. CHRIST - Charles Russell, pasLAUREL CUFF FREE METH· tor. Richard Gilkey, S~t~L S.... ODIST- Rev. EugeneGUI,pas- day School, 9:30 L m.; Morning tor. William Bailey, s\.l}erinteld- worship, 10:30 L rn.; Evening '"t. Swr:la)• School, 9:30a.m.; worship, 7 p.m. Wednesday Bible !.lorni~ worship, 10:30 a.m.i Study, 7:30p.m. ~vening worship, 7:30p.m. WedREORGANIZED CHURCH OF .1esday, ChristianYoutll Crusade, JESUS CHRIST OFLAITERDAY 6:30p.m.; Prayer meeting, 7:30 SAINTS- Portland-Racine Road. p.m. Thursdlcy, choir practice, s~ School, 9:30a.m.; Morn7 p.m. i11g worship, 10:30 a.m.; Surr:lay DEXTER CHURCH OF (;HRIST evening service at 7 p. m. Wed- Danny Ewns 1 pastor. N o r- nesday evening prayer service man C. Will, st.pt. SuOOay School at 7:30 Pastor, Elder c. W. 9:30 L ril.; Worstrlp service, Proffitt. 10:30 a. m. Christian Erlleavor THE BRADBURY CHURCH OF Sunday evening. CHRIST - Mr. Ted cactwallader, RAC1NE Fli!ST CHURCH OF pa5tor. Jerry Van lnwagen, Sun111£ NAZARENE-SUMaySchool da,y School S~rlnterr:lent. Sun9:30 L m.; Morning Worship, day School, 9:30 a. m.; Morning 10:30 a.m.; Evening Worship, worship, 10:30 a. m.; Evening 7:30 p. m. 'Wednesday, Sunday service, 7 p, m. Wednesday, School Superintendent, Pauline Prayer service. 7:30 p, m. McClintock. Pastor, Rev. Morris GRAHAM UNITED METHOM. W<ife. DIST CHURCH- Preechi~, 9:30 TUPPERS PLAINS UNITED a. rn., first and secoo:l Swxlays METHODIST - MornilltWorship of each month; third and rourth 9:30 a. m.. at former EUB build- SWlda,ys each month, worship ltv. ElQl811ded Sunday Sehoolses- service at 7:30 p. m. Wednesday 1lon ror Dlra8rytogradesi.xchil- evenings at 7:30, Prayer arx:l dren at former Methodist armex Bible study. at 9:30 L m., Mrs. James Stout, children's superintehlent. gq. MASON ASSEMBLY CHURCH dl)' Cluarch School, adults ao:l OF GOD - SeeonJ st., Mason, youth, 10:30 L m.; Junior High, W. Va. Swxtay School, 10 a. m. Senior High and Y..,. Adulta Mornlll! worship, II a.m. Evanmeet in former Methodist Church geliatic service, 7:30 p. m. Bible lor Sunday Church School. Boyd Study aod praye~ servll"'• WedHacl<lio7, yGoltJc s~ neada,y, 7!30 p.m. Che*"r ionPost high school and senior adults ·nant, pastor. Phone ·~t3:i. . meet in former EUB building, H~ CARLETON CHURCH- Kingsban Vineyard, s~t~t. Adull Bible burg Rood. Sunday School, 9:30 Cllss party, last Monday each L rn., Ralph Carl, supt. Worship Jlloath. Youth Fellowship each service, 10:30 a. m. and 7:30 p, Suada¥, 6··p. m. in former Meth- m. alternately. Prayer meethw, odlatbulldlng. Dlstrlctyouthral- Wedneada,y, 7:30p.m. Rev. Jay b flrat Monday of each month. Stiles, pastor. LETART UNITED METRO. OLD DEXTER CONGREGA· DIST C11URCH - Flrot and &ecoa:l Sundays, preacbi~ at 8p.m.; TIONAL CHURCH - Rev. WilTldrd am fourth Swxlays, Sun- lard Dutcher, pastor. Mrs. Worday School, 10 L m,, Worship ley Francis, Sunday School ~t. lenlce It 11 L m. i Tuesday Sun:lajl School, 9:45 a.m. Church eYeDillga at s p. m., Prayer and services first and third Sunday following SulldlQo School. Second Bible Study. RUTLAND CHURCH OF THE and fourth Saturday eveniJws, NAZARENE - Rev. U"l"f D. 8 p.m. church services. Grimm. Jr., pestor. Sunday POMEROY rffiST BAPTISTSchool, 9:30 a. m.; Morning wor- Robert Kuhn, pastor. George ship, 10:30 L DLi Youngpecple's SldMer, ~ school supt. &m.. aenlC:., 6:45 p. m.; Evangelistic day school, 9:30 a.rn.i morning senlces, 7:30 p. m. Wednesday WOl'lhlp, 10:30 a.m.; ·aYF, 6 p. evelllne service, 7:30 p, m. m. Blble ltudy, Wednesday, 7 UNITED FAITII CHURCH · p.m.; chOir practice, Wecloea.. - Nease Settlemert. Sunda,y day, 8:30p.m. School Roy Joh ... M'f. UNION Baptlst- Rev. CeBOD. Youth meeting, 6:30, Sun- cil Cox, pastor. Surday School day, superintedent, Earl Starkey, Sunday School, 9:45 a. m.; Sunda¥ evening worship, 7:~0j Wedne~ day pnyer am Bible &toldy, 7:30 p.m. ·-nt, ..tlfred Social Notes SYRACUSE F1RST IJNITED PR&SBYTERIAN - Rev. Unson Stebbins, pastor. SulKily School, 9:30 L m.; Worship service, 10:30 L m.; Bible study and prayer service, Wednesday, 7:30 p.m. The ....... homec:omiqj 01 !110 Alfrad Methodist Church will be held oa Sunday, Sept. 21, with the ~ Brothers of Chilli-• as t11o main r.ature. other local taltill Ia lnvltad to participale. Mr. aod Mra. H<Jbart Swartz vlaltad Mr. am Mro. Vernon Swartz aod lamllyolHockingport and Mr. and Mrs. Mike Williams and V.nctle of Ttvpers Plains Sundoy afteriiOO!L Mr. and Mrs. Dale Kulm of Little Hocking areamOI.IDclrcthe blrlh of a ..., in a Parkersburg Ho..,uol reeently. This Ia t11o Kulml' th1nl child. They haw • · aon, Michael, s. aoo a dauehtet,' ' Tamii)J, 8. GraJJiparentnre Mr. and Mrs. Millard swam ol Alfred and Mrs. Grace Kuhn ot Tupper. Plains. Grea~r.. e•• are Mr. arx:l Mrs. Vere Swartz of Allred. Mr. and Mrs. John Barnett, ' 1111 aod •I!Bhter aod son-In-law aD:J ar&rdson of Gary, lid., r~ turned to their homes recently after IPOndltW a week with Mr. ~·s sister, Clara Follrod. and Nlla-...... 1 Mr,. Uith Harpar of Carroll relui'nod to her home after a v!aII Mre with her llac«htera, Thel·' J$ and Oole Follrod, EAST LETART FALLS UNITED METHODIST CHURCH - W. Dale McClurg, pestor. Worohlp service, sec:oOO and tourtJl Sun. day11 of eartl month at 9 a. m.i SulldlQo School, first aoo thir<l Sundays of ~ch month at 9 a. m.; aecorxl m1 fourth Sundays of each month at 10 L m.: Bible Sludv. Wednesday, 8 p.m.; WSCS,_first Tuesday of each month at 7:30 I l p, m. APPLE GROVE IJNITED METHODIST CHURCH- W.llale M(CJurg, pastor. Worship service, first aM third Sundays of each morth at 8 p. m.; Sunclay School, every Sun:tay at 9:30 a. m.; WSCS, secom TUesday or each morah at 7:30 p. m.; Bible Stud¥, Wednesclay, 3 p. m. i' . - I"' • ' POMEROY • CHESTER UNIT- tla, Sunda,y School So¢ ~ ' ED METHODIST - Robert R, . School, 9:3il·L Dl.l MortlitW wor;_ Card, peator. Pomeroy - Wor- ship, 10:30 L nL I Sunda,y ,.,_ ' ship, 10:30 a.m.; ctrurchSchool, ataw HrviC!e, 7; Pnyer rneetlal 9:15 1 • m.; Frank Vaughan, a1.1)er- Wedneoda,y, 7 p. illST. JOHN LUTHEIIAN- Wor- , ln!llndenl. lllester - Worship, 9 L m,; Chur<h School, 10 .. m.; ship, 9 Lm. lolluwod by 1b111aJ Sehool. Roger ~le, s~t~erintendent. sr.. I'AUL LUTIIEIIAN3111-' . actual SEVENTH DAY ADY£NTIST- dQ Jdlool. 9:t5 a.m.; worahlp11 · Ia ~~ I~ ohoult! oplrllclal. . ,. . Pomeroy, Mulberry Hll. Rood, 10:80 a.m. . · ".queiCh,... f•• fit.· su¢-h 'I ' .' f)On'l · ollril •'i arw . of '"-· h .... SYRACUSE UNITED ME11ll). north olVetenns Mamorla!Hoa· ho gtll a goad olllrt In o.._ry • - · If •ell, aaslatlllla~t~LPrayermeet- Pital Philip c.,..., pastor, S.b- DIST - Plul A. Sellars, pastor; ·~· ·~, oon' 1111'1 ·..l.ne to church lchaol vela, olactiOftiC _ " . . . and I 1~, Wednesday,, 7:30 p. ni. bath School, saturday, 2 p. m.: Ben Qulse:atrry, SIM*)' Sehool ~ HARRISONVILLE PRESBY· Worship, 3:15 p, m.; Youth Fel· S..,L W(II'Shij)servlce, 9:30L m., ,: . •\od to ~hJ!lCh NMCOI with yeu, why · TERIAN - Mrs. Norma Lee, lc•I'Shlp and Adult Bible study, lint aoo third SUnday, Evoni!W "'""· allow your chlhl to ••plaN ' 1101 llort now? Suoda,y So- .rlritondent, Wedneada,y, 7:30 p. m. service, 8 .Po m. fourth&niQ. . •. Scmda,y School, 9:30 L m, SunFIRST IJNITED PRESBYTERLANGSVILLE MIDWAY ~ day servl<e, 8 p, m., the Rev. IAN CHURCH - Middleport, Services each Sunda)' at 10 a.m. \' Max Doaahue of Middleport. Guest miniater. James Bucta.n- BOO 7:30 p. Ill. Tueada,y ....... JEHOVAll'S W1TNESSE8, tar- an, SuOOa,y School !qlt. Sunday worablp, 7:30. _ry Car•han,. presldinamlnister. School, 9:30 L m.; WorshJ,p serv.. SUTTON UNITED METi!O. Sunday: Bible lecture, 9:30a.m.; ice, 10:30 L m.; Choir practice DIST - Paul A. SeUers, paoto<; Watchtower slody, 10:30 Lm.; 7:30 P. m. Wedneada,y. Martha Lee, Sunda,y School Wedooada,y: Bible slody, 7:30 p. POMEROY CHURCH OF THE Worship serviee, 10:45 a. m., m.; Thurada,y: ministry achool, NAZARENE _ COrner Uniooand second ard fourth SundQ"; eve7:30p.m.~ service meettne, 8:30 Mulberry. Rev. Cl,yde v. Hender· ning worship, 8 p. m., third ~ p.m. BOO, pestor. SuOOII,l' School, 9:30 day. MASON CHURCH QF CHRIST L m.; Ra,ymuod Walburn, Set>~ . ENTERPRISE UNITED METH- MUler St. - Everaon Week- Mornl..: worship, 10:30 L m.; ODIST - Rev. ·William Alrson, ley, pastor. Bible study claues, ~venin& Service, 7:30 p. m. Mid· pallOr. Ralph_~ .... ~~ Eldon Weeks, asst. WW'~ AnSuOO&y, 10 L m. Worship and Week service, Wedhl:t5da¥, 7:30 preaching, 10:55 a. m.; Sunday p. m, ieee, 9;30 a. m.; &.ntQ School, evenir1!; service, 7;30. Bible study 10:30 L m.; Youth FeUaw•bJp, CHURCH OF CHRIST, Middle- 6:30 p, m. Wadneoay: Cllolr, classes, Wednesday, 7:30 p.m. GRACE EPISCOPAL - Rev. port, 5th aod Malo. RauUin Moy- 6:15 p. m.; mble Study, 7:30. &anley Plaueaburg, p a 1 t o r. er, pestnr. Thomas Kell.Y, &mday CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE Morning prayer am sermon, 10~ school superintendent. B I b I e - Middleport Rev. Audry Mill30 a.m. Hol,y ~00, 10:30 achool, 9:30 a.m .• morning wor~ er, pastor, Lester ~lor, s.-., a.m., llrll &mday each montll. ship, 10:30 a.m.; evening wor- Sunday School, 9:30 L m.; Mornship, 7:30 p.m. Prayer service, Ing Worship 10:30 L m.; Junior SOUTH BETHEL IJNITED Wemeoda,y, 7 p.m. Society, 6!30 p. m.; NYPS, 6:41 METHODIST~ WorshJ», aecond PLANTS MEMORIAL CHURCH p, m. Sunday Evangelistic meet,. · and fourth Sunday, 10:30 Lm.; .- Prayer service every Wed- ing, 7:30 p. m. Prayer meetiJW. first aoo third &nla,ys, 7:30 nesday, 8 p. m. Preachi,_ serv- Wedneada,y, 7:30 p, m. p. m. Sunday Sc-, 9:30 a. m, THE SALVATION ARMY- E~>o ice every Sunday, 8 p. m. Ynuth FeUowBhip, 8 p. m. each voy Ray s. Wining, omeer In SYRACUSE CHURCH OF THE eharp. SUnday, 10 a. m., HoUSuOOa,y at ~ro Plllna United Methodist Church. NAZARENE - Rev. M, C. Lari- aeas meeting; 10:30 a. m. Sunmore, pastor. Bob Moore, Suntlay day School. YIIWII! People's LeCHESTER CHURCH OF GOD - The Rev. Chester Bryant, pas- School !q>L Sunday school class- gion, 7 p. m.; S.hatlm meetl~ tor. Sunday School, 9:30 L m.; es tor all ages, 9:30 L m.; Morn- 7:30 p. m.; Thursda¥, 1 to 3 p. Worship service, 11 a. m.; Eve- ing worship, 10:30 a. m.; NYPS m. 1 Ladies Home l.eaguej 7 p.m. ni:ng worship, 7:30 p. m. Prayer Sunday, 6:30p.m.; E'l'angelistic Prep classes. service, Tuesday, 7:30 p. m. service, Sunday, 7:30 p, m. MidSmp~ ..,..... •'-"IK bw 1U A--x.• BIM• h6H,. MT. MORIAH BAPTIST- MidYouth service, Thursday 1 7:30 p. week prayer meeting Wednesday, dleport, corner of Fourth and ,,~ Sunday Monday Tueaclay Wod..oday m. Monthly singa, tlrst Saturday 7:30 p. m. Mlssiooary meeting, Main SL Robert Jacksoo, pastor. 0 I lllngo 0 I lllllfll 0 I lflllfll 0 I lllllflo 0 • fiCfnto or each month. seCoOO Wednesday of each month, Sunday School. 9:30 L m.; ~ II:J0.40 11:41..... 19:1-11 20:1o12 20:23o34 2!1: HEMLOCK GROVE CHRIST- 7:30 p, m. irw worship, 10:30 L m. 1 Amold , r-., IAN CHURCH - James Smith, FIRST BAPTIST CHAPEL Richards, ~t. pastor. Robert Paulsen, Sunday The Rev. Harold ClDillngham, RUTLAND FIRST BAPTIST . ( School 8\pt. Morning. service, pastor. Clulrles Lambert, Suoday Rev. Samuel J. Jackson, paato:-. \ With tllo lq>e It wW, in s'""" moasuro, Iosier aod helP austaln that wblch is aood in'lllmfl1 ' 9:30 a. m.; Sunday School, 10:45 School S~t~L Corner Second aoo Pra,yer service, 9:30 a. m.; Sun&1111 COIIUIUlnlt.Y llle, tblo r.ature lo -oored by tho bualnel8 firma lind m'polutlono -•' L m.; Youth meeting, 6:45p.m. Pomeroy sts., Mason. W, Va.; day School, 10 L m.; :Mrs. Ger· -below. · SILVER RUN FREE WILL Sunday School, 9:45 I. DLi Wor- trude Butler, supt.,Worshlp servBAPTIST- Rev. CaucllllAtltlna, ship service, 11. Wednellday eve-- ice, II L m, ~lot Training IJo. pestnr. Bill Little, &mday Sehool nlrw, training unioit, 7:30; Pray- ion, ftrsl BOO second Sunday& at iilperinlendenl. ~school, 10 er service, 8:15. 5:30 p. rn.; Mrs. Mary Woods, a.m.; worship, 7:30 p.m. Prayer . THE ROCK SPRINGS UNITED president. meeting, Thursday. 7:30 p.m. METHODIST - •C. J, Lemley, HYSELL RUN FREE METRO. Choir practice, Tue&day, 7 p.m. pastor. lfWIIM l!lackstQp. cllfrch DIST .,- Rn. CecU J, Wise,,JIIIa' , 01• - \,'I !-"[C." "•1-240 Llneoln Middleport ' ' POMEROf CHURCH OF school SuPt. ' Mor~ .-;rorlhlp~ tol\ ~-· School, 9:30 L m.; CHRIST - Mr. Hoyt Allen, Jr., 9:30 a. m.; Church School, 10:15 Morning Worship, 10:30; Evepastor. Bible School, 9:30a.m.; a. m.; Evening wor•hiP. 7:30: ning worship, 7:30 p. m.; Young Worship, 10:30 a. m.; Evening MYF Swxlay, 6:30 p. m. Prayer Peq,le'a service, 6:45 p. m.; Worship, 7:30. Wednesday, com- meeting and Bible study, Wednes- Prayer meeting, Thursday, 7:30 bined Bible study and prayer day, 7:30 p. m. Admlni1traUve p, m. Middleport, Ohio Council meeting, Orst Monday of meedng, 7:30 p. m. MIDDLEPORT FIRST BAP· . each moatb, 7:30 p. m. TIST- Charles W. Simono,paoLANGSVILLE CHRISTIAN EDEN UNITED BRETHREN IN tor, Robert lllchlrdaon, &nla,y La~svtlle Village. Rev. Robert CHRisT - Elden R. Blake, pas-' School s.pt. Sunda,y Chureh Baken of Holoum Brood Eugene Musser, pastor. Worship tor. Sunday School, 10 L m.; ~ool. 9:15a.m.; Momlre worMiddleport, Ohio service, 10:30 a. m.; Glenna Wimlo Hololnger, svpt, Mondng ship, 10:15 L m. Sunday Bible Felly, Sunday School S\4)1. Sunday sermon, 11 a. m. i Eventna: serv- study hour, 7:30p.m. ~4:30 School, 9;30 a. m.; Sunday eve- ice Christian Erli'!lvor, 7:3Q p, p; ·m., game tll!le for youtll. WeOning service, 7:30 p. m. Mid- m., Mrs. Lyda CheWier, presi- neadi.Y eveDing prayer service, week service, Wednesday, 7:30 dent. Song service and sermon. 7:30p.m. B:ZO. Mid-Week p,..yer meetl~ P· m. CHRISTIAN SCIENCEServices Wednesday, 7:30 p. m., Mrs. at 315 Main St., Pt. Plaaout, BETHLEHEM BAPTIST Mazie Holzinpr, class leader. Sundays, 11 a. m.; Wedne-.,a, · Great Bend, Charles Norris, pasBIBLE BAPTIST TEMI'LE, 7:30 p. m. All welcome. _ tor. Worship service, 9:30 L m.; Mlneravllle, Rev. AJ'Ihur N, MaxSACRED HEART - &nla,y . Sunday School, 10:30 L m, - Service well, pastor. ~. 10 a.m., · masses, 8 am 10 a.m. ·Holy con• Lawn - Garden MORNING 8rAR UNITED the church in Bible study; 11 a. fesaions prececlitw each masa.. 667·3435 METHODISI' CHURCH - Rev. William Alrson, pastor; Roy Van m•• the churcllln worship; TUea. . FREEDOM GOSPEL MISSION Meter, supt.; Sunday School, 9:15 day, the church ln visitation and -Bald Knoba. Rev. I. R. Gluesa.m.j Morning worship 10:15 a. evanaeilsm; Thursday, 7 p.m •• . """-• pastor. Roger WDfred, Athens Road p._.,y m.i Youth Fellowship aod Bible junior c:hotr practice; 7:30 p.m. Sr., Scnla,y Sehool !q>L Sundoy . the church in Bible study a n · d A Family That Worohlps Together Stuoly Thllrada,y, 8 p.m. Frad E. prayer; 7:30 p.m., Juntura in School at 9:30 L m. Sunday • Stayo Togothor . . Smith, la,ylea.der. ni~ worship at 7:30 p. m. P!'ll¥· aluoly and prayer. Bible MIDDLEPORT HEATH UNlr- . er meetintJ, Tuoada,y, 7:30 p, m. ED METHODIST- ReY. Max E. POMEROY WWER UGHT Ernest Deeter, class leader. Donallle, minlsteri Eric Cham- CHURCH - Harrisonville Bold. Youth Meo1iDc WOdl'"l'lll, 7:30 bers, &lnday School superlnten.. Rev. Roy Tl)'lor, p&storj wn- p. m., Erlloll IIM!Ir 1 - clont. Church school, 9:30 Lm.; · !lam Reeves, Sunday Schoolllo4?t. MT. ... HERMON UNITED morning worship, 10:30 a.m.j Sway School, 9:30 L m.; WO!'- BliETIIREN IN CHRIST - Hav. yooth meeting, 7 p.m.i a.oir re- abip service, 10:30 L m.; E~ SmHh, pallor. Sundoy hearaal, Wedneada,y 7 to 7:30 p, ni~ worship, 7:38p.m.; Pl'lltr School, e:ao·o. .,., Ruoaall !\18... m., Mrs. E. Robert Hanun, di- and praise service. Thurlldaf, eer, ~;- ~,aile, llllltalll. lfonliQI[ Sorm<ilt, 11 L m. o •-.:~ANY IJNITED METRO. 7' 30 p, m. .· iin;7:Sop.D..,olterDIST - Paul A. Sellers, pastor; RAC1NE - LET ART CHARGE, , .......... ••w• serm Blythe Theiss, Sunday School WESLEYAN IJNITED METRO,. natlllfl ~ llundiJ. Clas~ IDMtS•ft• Worship service, 9:30 LID. DIST CHURCH - Racine, W, lqj I • .L lllo ilterDIII..; Sooilay ~· ........_ David ll!llter, duo seeom ardtourthSunday;evening Dale McClurg, pastor. SuDIIaJ _......., worship, 8 p. m. first SwKiay, School, 9:30a.m.; Worehlp I8I'V- leacler. Olrlltlln E•'¥01"• 7:80 . TIIF. RUTLAND COMMIJNITY ice, 10:30 L m.; UMYF, 7 p. m. p,· .m.' ....,. ~·· nlll!, Juaillta Spoocer, praoldonl. Seni Choir CHURCH - Rev. Amos TIWs, each ~; or pnc- Pr&1or -~. 7:30 p. ai. eYOrJ pastor. Sunday ifchool, 9:30Lm,; tlce, 'Ilturada,y, 7:30 p, DL; SBn....... " 730 · Lee Bur W hlp Ice Guild, tourtll u ....... ot oach Wedne-. Board - -· : · nem, o~t~t. ora IOrv· ~~ 7 30 H··~ p. m,, .flrll Monda,y of ~ .. ice, 11 L m. Wedneada,y prayer mw••• at : p. DLI PPY -~ PO~ T!l!fiiTY UNITEP meeu~. 7:30 p. m. Sunday nlllht lers Sunday School Claao meetRCII OF (:IIIIIST 1181! w woralll.l', 7:~(). • ing, fourth Friday of each - . :...., Potrlek" n' at 6 p, m.; Wscs, second Frt411 "' rw..-ow, , . .1- .• • LONG BOT1 OM CHRISTIAN ol each lllonth at 7:30 p, m.; Of. Wl'Odo ~ $uDt1ay School,, 1:~ CHURCH - Mr. Cat;l Turley, ficlal Board, 100000 Monda,y ol L Ill:; Worship, llll2:1Lm. YOUIII minister. Morni~ servlces10:30 each IIIOllth at 7,30 p, .,_ atcplr rehearoll, , ilooday, e:ao a. m. Suooay School 9:30 a. m. p. m. MrL Mlnln .Burt, dll'~. Hermon Schul, Supt. THE RtJTLAND METHOOim' tor. s.ntor eholr rtboaroll,,7;ao LETART FALLS IJNITED CHURCH..,. Rev. C.J. ~. !p.m. '!11urada,y, lira. Paul METHODIS pallor. Chur<h Sehool, 9;10 !Ittdirector. ' 'J1Wada,y, Ill T CHURCH- W. Dale 11!-1 W«llllp •ervtee, 10:30 l,ill,i t!IY, Jill .. IY'~ quiltlne part;)'· jn McClurg, pastor. Wors'-~.. senZION CHURCH OF .__._ cbureh ooclal room. . .. ice, first aoo third Sulld:Qos, 9:30 p...,.roy • Harrla....We 11a1iL . 'i'JiE,. RUTLANI) CHURCH QF a.m.; second anHourth~....... . ..s, John Wobalo tor o..u ,, ..,_, ' ' · 8 P. rn.; Sunday School, fin~ r, Jill . ; •:v't0"·:· ,-..,~.,- "":' ~ tlndl..,..~t . third"'""'"" 0 · - · DUI<!ri ,V.H,"""',IIf)L;Som-, ow....,.s, l :15 L m.; """" NeUie . PVkOr aod t h o - day ScliDoJ,ctiiO .L ill-; C<iillood aoo fourth Sundays, 9:30 L "s.ulab ~toe!'.' lpytlio~. ~ . ~· · ·:~lblp &ervl!lt, m.; Bible Study, Weclneaday, 8 roll ciii'WIIot&bl)llltl-.flck .li~ ••i p~ ·mootl,.. .?· m.; wses; nrot ·~ of and ~~· CI!Inrero ~·' c'i'tiurltleto =~t.=~·3~.!:!'! clalch . 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"iJIYwDi•• •••=•·. aura. ,.,.. a, '*' arraan.r e - a, 9 - ......... GallaJI.. Gcla'iMt • """'' """'" s. t - 9 - ·11ow t V&el1lcll'', Rl:lbert WIPif s, '"1\t <iiiMt l.lld ... lldcbn", DDa Koutt~ WEI>IESDAY Ia, "Lift Huded ""'""' ' G-. ;;' ' . ....._. .... "OIIUw .. ' n.tn ........v ~JacklllwWa8 " "' oiU!o -tZ- ...__ ' \.,,..,.,A,. .. ,1 ... ' i)~ 'tWfti•-~aH ..... .,:r ' ?h'Cf "'•• ' - 11, "!I DI.Y• It l'lldlW'" 11'"1116 Nl&hl: ~ ... ..... ..... .t 'l"PN Two · ~.ow.,w. : 'Jeddll~ -. ' Dr. IUNlU'e n .. H~ {· " to ' ... .., ..... w I ;· . ....., .....u.. ' ·.• s. · · ·-· ... - ~~ -. , --· . . 6 ~. 7E.. 1\11 Mor!llQI - ---· - ,·-· ......... -85 _. _ ·9E -- -":: ...Ill .. ............. . . I-.:·:· .. 2 _ ..... -_...., --· : · : ' _ ._ ...... _. 3 ........... ... ·-........... -illlpyJ. . . . ' _ ··-··'.., . . rt 1W1 a lNef .._ ........ ·.; F _, ' ...... '111M Girl ....... . •. ,.. - ......... ... Or~Nuh.ute ""' .. '-~ ... _.. ....,..,....., M.rv GrUIID.· . - se~ Blllltlev-Brl ...... D_kikCalllt ' -· a.-s.ua ~ N_FL~ .."" N.Y, P.D. p_... · lAIIt Ia a.tce 00 ~_, .'1:1~ !~m~ ,,::j •. ...!:.;r• H. R. Pufal1ul ·- ""'Girl r ,. I Tluta...tl• ....... ...... ll """' "" .£,. Giau -- ...... fl'anthu' :H~~ ·~····· 1_1.-•<"i'"" . ...... w. '):) J~Qc~M . Hlda ' Jtc!kb Btv. fUllbUU.t 3·... ""''"' 4 ". 5,,. 6 ."..."'.· ............. . ... ,_ .... ·- ""-"Haw"' •.. .... ... '" Dick \laD DP- VWd CUr u ' --· Gamer P)'ll {iuekn. • .... .... " ·l ~E ~ o.u.a.a. {, ............. .. ...... .. ;. '· ~Frt* ~. II ·M CGMMIIIrldon 30 ..... A'vl!d at .' . .• 30 " " Jldllli _~- .....•• Niw • "It Taklla Two IS LtmcfUII "II < CHI !i • Beler(f imlbon~ ' - ' ' .. $ ".., 1 rr-Cu Piehl' 9 0 .." -......... "d. . . . . ...... -...._ - -I. 2". -·Doot ·, 2 _ .... ........... . ............ ,, ."' ... ot Nltllt ,~ •• .... Tlll~ ~··Geifil~ '3: :. ~-l .... ,5:". . .6"'< ._ ........ Bible Alwwert 'lbll~ -_ ....... .... . ---- l>otol< , 11 L . een'l - - ...,. D&IIIO - ~· OHIO VALLEY IAIING CO. ' . THE DAiLY . ' ' ' I'' )""'" .• •-nco f ,.' ,, ,. ' s.-. - ' . , ::n.. t••· ' . ;'\ ; or and Eddie, BOO has I10IV joined her hllli>and in Tuc~<~~~, Arlzom. Word waarecehocH!Ore of the death ol Rev, Ralph Grova of Jllllo-., Ohio. He was a form. or.Jliator on tllo llleojor Cllarae. Tho w...,.n's Socle4' hol4 !to <, ,,,.," ffl ~~· ··v • ~ otld ·1l!olr ,liUnillea. reoular maotl~ Ill Aululllht . ~ook ol• Prayer and~ ·· llch!II!I.I~O~ ·~~--. Jtl.o., ~ Poole aoo ,.. of l;he .._. ol 1lola Tlylor with Ill! charge ot Nellie Pll'kai', preoJ. olli...;,.nm;tolcOt~no!Mft' lhlp,~\U•L ·.i. ~niollliMi -•tt.endll,l'swithherpar. ot. 12 _ . , 1111 dent, <~IOCI .IIHhpl'll¥0rbyGraet i ro'eelwoi •as!. lot, (but .Ja,.rotiild;·, 'lfOro!llp; ,T,IIOt~l ·lV-~ . 1 ·. . .... Mr. and Mr1. WUber Part. three v!silora. Tbe meellar, In Swart'z, a llevodCJMI ,,.....Iqj II, out It llld tltliveiO.' . :.. '!' ·, ,•~~ ~ '. ' ,ta01f; m. 1 -1011 '• ' A*', UN!TEII . i ' ' • _.... -··-- a...- il - a. "Mtldliaa ...,...... nu. ......, Mllrelft, ~ .... ,_ ............... On I ...... Yktlrf&._ -·--............... .... SATCIIIliAY IIIII - S• ..To ICUI A llllleldlll- ..,...llculll: .......u. _., ... ......., a.." 11:11 - llJM-.1. ...... .._&A.B. II. IIlii - I,,.._. 111M' 'c,'' R !'4lJa.rt.W ' -oa ....... Lolttn--- ' ·.Qui. ..... DW!Vu~ . .,.... ............ ' . ·~.,··- .. . .. . . .. ~ ·~ l.tt't ..... AD.a '""""'·,, ,"~ _ ....\. ., ' .. - - - '· ,. �.. ( J' ... 'JIIo lloiiJ 18 - '' . Sefttl..i, -~ •0., l"riila.Y. So(lt:...,C I, 1... · .;.1 .,..,. · FrQm~ Auto's~To · Yo~t·" · LEGAL HQTICI .. ,! ·• HQTICI OH PILING Of · IOivtiN11lRV APfRAISIMIMT ,...if(.i S.... 'W j 1!1* ...,,, Couftty , ~-· •• c.wt ot Ad~~tlnltlrater t1 th1 o.-telol to IIIIlCh of tho foj.. lowl"l •• oN rMI4ent• of tiM 5t..o ..., l hlo, ..,,.,_,.,. aurvMna ,,...,.,., tho Milt of kin, tho Mneflel,rlo& unller tho •Ill; 111nd to the- llttlllfftly ot attorn.y• ,.protonth'lll any of tho ef.,_ontlo .. d ,..r•on•: •• "T:;. Hit E~tt~'utllt Wl111cun Ray Wll1on, Ho.,.ln,. "lit., Ohio. Co... No. 19,811. yo.,. .,. het.by notified thot th. , ......,.ory and .,pp,ol .. mont of th. .. toto of the oforeruntlonod, d .. cooaod, lot. of ~aiJ County, wa• lllod In thll Court, Sold lnv.ntory and Apptaltomont will bo fot hoarll'lfl ... ,.,. thlt Court on th. 15th dor. of S.ptemb.,, 1969, ot 10:00 o'~ ot:ll A.M. Any plfiOn doslrln! to fllo oxcopo tlonl tN,.to mutt fl • thorn ot Joost flvo doy1 prior to th. dato 111 for heoGflng. GIYon under my hand or.l 11ol of oold CDUf't, thh 27th day of A~o~;u1t, 1969. f, H. O'BRIEN Ju... aM ex-officio Cleill af •aid C..,rt ly A11n I. Wat1on Deput, ca.r• (8) ~9, (9) 5 2tc -------------------- Wolfpen News, Notes Mr. aOO Mrs. Eugene Thomp... son, Gina and Cymhia, were week end visitors ol his mother, Mr. and Mrs. Kemeth Wiseman ard family of Mansfield. Dale Russell of Columbus was WANT AD DEADLitriU ·s ; ..... De, Baf.,.. Pultllcouon D111y ol P~o~\llc111tlen REGULATIONS Tht P... U.t.r re•erve• the rlaht tt etllt or rejtd eny ad• ctteiMd ob· lectlonol . Tht p...bli1hlr will not , ' RATES F., Wont Ad Service J Ctfth per Word one IMettiOI'I Mini"'- Chllr;e 75c 1:Z cent1 per word thrH conttC"" tlva ,.....u ...... 11!1 cent• pe:r Word 1i11 conaacvtiYt lnttrtiona . 1.5 per cent DIICOtlnf on poid ada ond odt paid within 10 doyt . CARD OF THANKS & OBITUARY $1.50 f01 SO word 111inlm~o~m. Eo . o441tiol'lal word lc . BLIND ADS Addltlonol :ZSc Chor1e ,... Advtr· II te-nt. OFFICE HOURS 11:30 • ·"' · to .5 :00 p.111. Ooily 11130 a.M. to 11:00 No- S.tUFCioy In Memcrr IN MEMORY of ~11arlos C. Reed who passed away eight years ago on SepL 6, 1961: The Lon! gl velh and the Lord taketh away. Sadly missed by his wife, Mrs. Mary Reed; daughters, Mrs. ,' ··:~ . . . •>· • '. . , , '~-~~~~ ~~ . OF Mondo, Dutllll'lll 9 • ·"'· Cancellotlont & C:OfflllctiOftt Will Ito occe,..totl' until 9 a.lft, for lncOtriiCI lnttrtlaa. . •. 2 INIIORMA TION tt. rt•par"iblt for - e thol'l orw . QUALfn.. ' ,..... Alill~j·..., .' ,........... .... _$4;, 1962 FORD COUNTRY ,SQUIRE . 3 Soot Waeon, VB entino, autoonatic trana. Po,..r lt. .rino and brakes, good tire•, radio and Mater. 1964 CHEVROLET " TON - - .$11195 8 ft. FIHtslde, 15u c:omm. wheels, new front tirta, 6 cyl. onglno, cloon and aolld cab. 1960 CHEV. ~ TON PICKUP 6 cyl., pd tires, sound naec:hanlcally. ---------$500 ss~~s ~ ~:· -ciUA.AWrtbJ.. ·~· J PHONUit·D4 ; POTATOES. · Charl~s ROlon, PortlaDd. ' ~ -.----- -----.- -- . . •• Mol• , ••• ..,, o. -pi!n.co Pomeroy Motor Co. refrigerator, orttflcla! ps ...._e. plllh IIIOW'er reel cype, 2 mowi!W aeylhoo, tiro pitchforks, hand ··~ er lclola. Phone 99U876 or 9&U865; ....__ OPEN I!VES. 8:00 P.M. POMI!ROY, OHIO ..a ...,_ . For Sale . TRAILER LOTS, Iklll'o vmlli ---.- ..... ROOF PAINTING and JIOichlfW court,........., libloooFIVE YEAR old plniA> slud Plllll'o by contrlct, "EJperleneed". : Notice For free osdmaiAI, phone 192- R!. 124, - s-zz.ttc · -$i,wJNG' THERE Wll.L be 1 hymn atlll at the Cburcb of God at Chellor, OblD, Sunday at 2 p.m. lrlththe Erma ClelaOO and Mn. LoJ s Adams Bl'Oihers of Raceland, McCain, and grandcllildren. K,y. The public Is lnviiAid. II+liP 9-Utc a Mon:lay visitor of his ,parents, 192-111151 S.ll-tfc 2806. (We go aeywhere). ~ --~------~-~- -------- ROOM-;.-;:"".."j-oi'e atore, _ phone ti9U293. ___ _ _ _ _7-SoUc _ ..J., ___ _ TRAILER, 12 foot wide, two bedrooms, carpet wan 'to wan. Mlddl_., letS model, aood aa - , 811 Locust St., •Ohio, $3800. Phone 192-5168 or 2944031 Mullens, W. Va. saddle and bridle, part Arabian, $150. Pttcm!'J42-t69l. 9.4-3te TWO BEDROOM home, IIY!qJ ro<1111, dining room, hall and ------------- __ ..... --.:zaa J- REALTY N.. nrush, -. 1 'h- - ------------ .~a il;ul . . . . : •..; .. .:. .... :l),.;, : ... :, Rt;eCJsville -.~ . -r----------i::.EGAL NOTici . News, Notes BY MRS. LYLE BALDERSON Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Whlf&. head and daughlers, Jane and Julia, spent a few clays >llcatloni!W at VIrginia Beach, Va. Mro. Gary Barnhartand .Iamie ot Fort Shaw, S. c., visited re-cently with Mr. and Mrs. carl · RACINE BARBER shops, h0111'1 I.t61 CIIEVIIOLET l!q)alo. I'll. 8 a.m. "'5:30p.m. C1oaed all 247-2161. clay Thurllday. Price of hair- · cuts $1.50, effective Septem-----------. - ~ ber& 1958 VOLKSWAGEN. Call 74211.5-llc Mr, J, D. Haymanhasreturnod home afler ""catlonlqj In florIda. Mrs. Bess LBrki111 recently spent a Sunday with her daugh- ·~· TWO CARRIERS .NEEDED IN IASOit . Jame• carruthers and fam1)y of Louis'Vtlle. Mrs. Larkins, Mrs. Marks and the Carruthers family also >IIIIIAld Mrs. Maggie carruthers of Middleport. Mr. and Mrs. Ray Young and Klla Anne, of Success Rd., were Sunday dinDer guests of Mr. and · Mrs. J. D. Hayman. Mrs. Helen Archer entel'lalnlld the Blrtl1day Club Frlday even!~ at her hCIM. Mrs. NeU Wilsm was the honored guest with 1he h01te11 preaeatl-herwithadee- PHONE 182-2962 -.-.·-.,-· FUIINISIIED three Mr. and Mrs. John Hetzer at-t e - the Slate Fair at Colum. bua. Mr, and Mrs. Erneot Whitehead and Julia Yislted with Dess Erskine at lndlanl. and Mrs. Virgil Buck- ""- 192-m2, LIGAL NOTICE NOTICIE OP APPOINTMENT c... Meo20110 E•tot• of Al..rt A., Swotael, 0... c"••d· t..Nby ;l..~n that Ch•l•• E. Swata:eil. tA 110 Vele St,..., p..,. Notlc• I• ...,.,, Ohio, he!• ...., duly_ appoint• ad .l;dmlnllttofot of the Ettole of A.lbott A. S-.ta~1 clecet~..cl, late of Motola• Cownty~ unlo. Credit•• ,_ Hlqt.~IMd ta file theit ei•IIMI with 1ald fldiiCia, whhln ,..,, -------------------- wor~~~.•·_ 'Jlll-.o, uolotodb)ololorle: room 11(1011. od, 507 IIIII St., Mlddl~ ALFRED IHIIttlo. The works!Q> meet!~ at the few O...d thft 26th o~~., o1 Autu.,, llacfno Methodist church on AugI l l 20 wu amouneed and Nellie P. H. O'aiiiN ,,..... Jf4...... ~ c• ..,. PIU'ktr, president, and llelen Woode, Heretary, atterded this (I) 29, (9) 5-12 3fc ~ II was reportod !hot a ealle<tlon ol unci clothing llld liMo to a ne<d,y famtly. AliDa SIIUtZ lad the prOfll'llll · .... AlaUmt Sl&D• In Todll)''• 9+alp 26-ACIIE FARM, 7-room house, on 111. 124 across rrcm Forked Rom Slate Pack. The N, w:· -~·bepl'Qperi;y. The · IFIU on tho Jll'Ondoes Sopt. ,.che ' "' lfaoon, 55t3. w. ~ ~-~·--~---~ .:'""< •....._ WEIG • HT. -L•- ~ ~- ...,.,.. __, · - Milot TabloU, oall 18 ot Nel- 0.0,.. 141 ••• ...... --------~---FIVE ROOM HOVsE, 120 Line' o1n Hill, Conner H. B. Smtih n~sldent, Eul knil!>t, MlddJ.o. port, Pbone t19W805. level 1o rolling land only, Located on black 101> raod. Pbone Ma1011 7'13-5423. ' _____ ' _____ _ W-3111 _..._ __________ _ - MAaJINES, ._usenlce, all 11111<eL tl92-ll284. ~ nlftlenyP~ • . IJREEN BEANS, 2 !be. 49c; jowl · sliced 3 lb. $1.38; be-s,10c lb.; bol-, 2 Ill. .L09; jelly 58 qz., 9k; peocbeo No. :zlh P-40 case; Ollil, 3 doz. .1.19; M&G Food Nar!utt, 3 liFIIea South o! Mlddicvort an Ill. 7. e.#oUc -------------,_..._.,.._ .....,. ------------- nJRNISHEil llrll Door - 9+ete SOLID STATE stereo, 1969 lfllDUt oterooconaololrllh4_.., er1, -l IPMd a•.,..tlc ebarW- ~ or. Balance dUo $66.15 or 111~; pt torllll ....liable. Call 192- 3352. 9+ete· . - ~Plo.-tts.alft. TRAILER SPACE, 640 Laurel St.. Middleport. Phone 1927148 afler 5 ~ IlL ------------- TWO IIEpROOM moj>llo ..._, M&G Food Market, 3 mlleo south of Mlddl~ on Ill. 7. ~ - ----.- -------- THREE ROOM h..,se, bath, c,l· or tenllo If H- ________ ___ _ I, . [ the curtain ..., dolm ... another slam. West deJerVn • lot of credit for liDdlnl! IIFat club sblft but we fHf that Soulh· mllht have studied 111o band · awllile at 1r1ot one and come up -· lineWOII of play.lrltli He • lbould have the diamond lead With hlo tlng and c . - hlo ace "'' lrumpa. The next plaJI woll(d be 111o ace and queen of dl•moadl from dummr. EQt woui4 ruff and South would overrull, olllenrloe South would <illcard Ida club. -. _ d a !'I · . • ' .. d Entertome . · ' · -'· , . • IIIlTH Kll'tG. BOOlA, \'OO'IU: 10 T4CE PRIHCE MACAORMIA 1H HAtiD~ .:II'INIE ~ 1 lJ'fDenTR10 ,..,.bed. tN....,., Ett..,.. • a pimte ship oo \he horizon! • C/8 Cpe. Std. Puo •• Puo •• •cau ................. A--61 .... - Mail Call Fb.UIIed ·.·. Door ~IAI HillnRJ .Palrol: · Tbat'• a mlght;y little leewa.v you give drivers to l*'k their lorw . aulol tn-ord8r to quallti for an operator's license. A lark In a Volka•.Pn. Rusged In. Cod. . • A. Ilu<keye slio,,...,r Relas IIlith u. . ~ivo yo ....aolf a reot cind' o pick•up, aftor ahappint Join tho girla· for a ;ola•od lun,choon, horo. Try ~r ihopper apoclal. ----------,- -- , .._ lii'.T. Po. ? You, Soutlo, JIGld, .AIUU tAIUU . . What do rou do nowf nice. ' ------------- biddb>a hu _ ... 11'.... -•• ..... Dble Fa11 con ••••••• $875 cy • Aua,) 1\(15 lll!ST N THE PLOT !Alll IWFLE M~ IU:APeRS. Q-The SEE NEIGLER Bu1141ra SotiPb' for building ;your h<lmo. can .' co HE'S AlfrrtE -.uc! S.lo.tfc G111 Nol&lor, llael~ ' . A to the 10 would allow • fourtb diamond load. Soull! would rd thlo 111111 enter dumm7 With the queen of bearla. OUt would come dumm7'1 ftfth BDd lall diamond. Away W<>uld South'• - · elllb aDd Wool could tab hlo tiDFI of trumJIO or lator, bui · · that would be all for hluw.i. The club trict Would lfoVI ~ WHilE I'M MI.AVfRII'tGi ' . ~~~....; '":;" . (!oi;, '! W-3111 •lreo!. Phone 992-:eSS. . .... .._ ~ diamond jack. Soull! played lllo hand In tbe same steamroller fasblon, He went up dummy'o ace of dlamondo and IA>olt tho trump IIDeose. Well wu ID With lllo ldli1 and went IDIA> a loal hoddli while S o u t h and Eut aweated It out. Flnilly, 'Weot decided ibal blo bell <haiiCIO fo 101 the olam Would be 0 elub shift. He led a club oait . ' . Set . ·i\l{lQMoilu.EI ~'boil s::tolfc ea..eiied? Loot Jii,ii. apelo~---~--~~--~ator's UceJU~e? Callt19241111;i Sonlca. We ·----·Btl ' .. -------------·""'·. ... .. ... ~2 cash price real IDfOrmallon and West made hlo normal lead of the Mason Area f dA In or me . . s w. ell· As 4-8olfe . SEWING .,__: ' Gt:l II'Ia Alii coNDmONIN(;, .lfefrller·atlon senlc:e. Jack'ollelrlpratlon, New -II!iven. PI!- 882• MCRN1Ne. Meins., l<eepi ng Va. Phooo 7'136-8-tfe ~----~--- · GETAFRUH START IN ll<E •=30 P.M. ----~----:...~~~ 2q79, . (SIGI1) WE COULD AND CJG_::L ':u~".;:.:: HI!LEHorYIRGIL TEAFORD .ASSOCIATES 9t2-3325 SE;Pnc laJika cloonocL Mlllor SFiallatlon. Stewart, Ohio. l'b. SYRACUSE S.2t.etc s6Uo35, . --------~~--~ 2-12olfc 10 ROOM ALL Electric brick HARRISON'S TV AND·ANTENNA home. Ajlpralnclf30,000. Will SERVICE. l'holle 192-2522. sell or trade for farm land, POODLE PIJPPIES. AKC T o 1 miniature, $75and ....st111101· rice and ...-uw, ""- !19:154 1 12 lOON ' 3 P.Jit. auaraa-. .\Cemrn.EANEa. lin.i • -------------- door prize. Mr· EAR CORN, 0111' amounL I> a1 • Kautz, CheSC.r, 985-3831. ·. --- - --------- the hostess. Mrs. Wilson won the eDII, ley. 9M21p ~ - ~--~-~~---~LET US CLEAN wt _,. buemenlo, atllco or eellarolnd haul away, YOJ')' r-blo. Satlohet!on Call H9-am2. 8MW - - · - -~-~-~~-~- ~ly-5:31!-7..,:00.. s.Mo, 7:CI0·7:QO 13 - )4. Phone CooiYIIIo 687- ·TWO BEDROOM mallllehomo,10 ~~ x.SO Good condition. Call 7UwAITRESS at 7-11 care, Mlddl,.. 3337. tJ-5.&c 58U, port. . fl.31o&C · -.oR 111111!:, """ tre.._. wai8r fl.3-3tc EARLY AMEIUCAN ,......., AM. liDo, coespool dralna 4 II> U · Fcr Sale or Trade BEAUTY 0PEIIA1'0R, Warnor's FM radio, 4-opeed changer, 4- v lrldo. Paul -.on, Ill1t88 CHEVELLE v.a, power Barber and Beouty 8hap. ..,-. Va. Pboao 77W788 an.. ltiie modaL p.np•.u, 111111 ali ._ker IOIIIId IIJ'stem. - -· ...,;riFW, a.-uc, z _. 9-4-3te due PL12, or 'budget tenno 3180 or tJtll-3915, 11oe1-. clean!• tonlo. 5IIFall pol!t · harcllql, phone tl92.a547, . ....liable. can 1924352. 4-29olfc . . 9 -6o31c ciamap 1n FlillPPillg. wul tate Uro. Nell Wilson and Mrs. Archer. Refreslmerts were served by · Honrd Buckley o! Marleb spelt the weekeni with hi a par- _ _ ----------~ _____ ______ _ , For Sale two:ioci . earport, llr&P· $10,500. ONE ·FIVE. RooM House In MlneroYIIIo·,:o1t!l5 acn~o; one IIVII - · perfeet eondltlon, eall. Guido 99:1-57se. fl.5.8tc . roam ~. l'h acres, both tor $3000. Pboao 99Mo2L . 9o3-6tc ..._ • orated cake. Mrs. Wilson reeeived several other gifts. AJ, . tellllq were Mrs. Emma Durst, Mrs. C&rol,yn Ruth, Mrs. Da 0• borne, Mrs. Dorothy cashdollar, ter. fi.G.3tc ~1110: B rl ng .-lnero, Andrew crooa, Ill. 2• Ra~lne, Ohio. lila MALIBU, !oar door, ... ter, Mrs. Doris Marks, of Long Bottan. Also visiting in the Marks home were Mr. and Mrs. ., -------------- Help Wanted ' .. · - · · phaoe 192..2333. I( ldDI of lfPldo!i lllo kine o f lllo llam ""uld be • clacll. Willi 111o a e t u a I N<lrtl! ban4, lllo olam dopended .. a flnes1e U a club were ope!led. Bullllo steamroller l>lddiD(I fiave lllo def- DO LOCAL IEPORU DAILY AT 7:50 A.M. ·. GENERAL REMODELiNG, earpeatn, pelntlna, 1'<1111111& room addltlono, prqoo, ete., r.. ·. '' · _ .. ' ·tl!li ~~ owl>; •• i.,~ -~~ibfokt- 1:\. io ~YI{Jii~Mrti; R'31p 19811 KARMANN G. Acoup<j,l.~ ---~-~~-~--~-~ uel coot ~821.86. Will taka NO HUNTING ortrespasslllgon $2400. Full¥ "''JJIIIPICL Phone 'my 1arm at a..ster wiMason 773-5423. permission. The !onner liarW-3111 rah farm. Pearl E. Edwards, - ~ ----~- - ---Jr. u.atc 11162 FALCON, two door, 6eyllador,OW&OOdrubbor,for TOM LEWIS, water well drDI' Ollick oalo fl25. O.,o call992Iftl, Letart, W, VL Phone SU.. 3198, ovenln8 192-3080. 3802. 9+30tc 9-utc . ---------. · Barnhart. Mrs. Helen Archer spent a day with Mn. Ruth Tuttle near Ches- ,:aoJj ~ l, ~-adobi!'>.:._f'• ' t -et!..~ .•. m presellls ; ·IIISrness Services :::'::.eo::=.':.:: .HOISTETTER - ------ ------ IIFOIMAOOII· IN I'OIIEROY RODNEY DOWNutG Mr. and Mrs. Llnroln Russell Wanted To Buy lllddlllfOI'I, fMIJ' TIIERE Wll.L be a niiiiiiUige &ale Mrs. Am Ilarnltz and daugh- CHINA CABINETS, .-lolrloo, Fridav' and Slturday at 231 Mill . l>-1l4f ters of Belpre were recent week St. In tho F17 bulldlnR. old elod<a, ete. Write or eal1 - - - - - - - - - - ~ ~end visitors of her mother, Mrs. 9-4..21< II. D. lllllar, Rt. f, ~. Allee Robeson, and Chester MorFURmsin:o -.;;u,;;A..rt phaoe IIU271.. .-. ris. AUCTION SALE Sa~, Sept. Hill, Racine. Phone 949-2268, Qvln Lillo, Sfraeuoo. V. V, Joe Hatfield attended the Hat. Notice 6 at u a.m. at the home of ~ · and San. Inc. .S.1.U< fteld reunion at Mlamisburg r&- VACANCY Kenny llyseU,MalnStreot,Rut·------------~ !w two eldel'l)' _ . . land. 9.4.2tc Pets F01 Sale ExciSS aOOY iiuld-;iii,fi6, GEO. HDBSTI!TTER, Brokor · cently. pie. Pn~!er prl"'"' 110111 IlOMrs. Eugene Hani~, Rhonda CDACHSIIUND-·-'oo.n•-~ ~. Nol... MINERSVIL Ilo- Phone llooon, '1'13-518S. --- - ------- - -~ AK """" Drur. oalJP .L49, at1:. _. LE - 6 rooms, balh, Ronald, Mrs. Fred Tuckerman, IO..W< START A buslneas of your own, and tan, exeellatt PedJaree, -- 4.;. --------~-porches, basemipnt, IU'IIIOII Mrs. Jackie E1am and BUI an< on apart lime baolo. Ideal for maleo$50, femalosUO.- LONE STAR boot, . - 11111 . 124. ~,800. · Mlsa Lirda Reeves were recent NO lilJtfriNG on starlirw Maasar :..~ ~:=rt, Ripley, 372.as8o. P~"'!;~o;..;.::;::~ bulld~Jw ~~-. Yiattors of Mr. and Mrs. Earl properzy during 19611.70 homtB-l-3tc t~te P6101e. tl92-ll288. ·a .1"'c ••• - Bratlon of Radclltr. ing season. ~-~~-----~----------------Both leased. •18,000. Mr. aiXI Mrs. Dolllld Little ani ~~--~------~-6 ACRES- 6 room houie, plef>. famtly mowd last week to their PIANO TUNING. Call before 8 Auto Sales BALDWIN PIANO lobe picked t,y of wajor and outliuli<IIJwa. bane in Cheshire a.m. 892-5509. 8.4.31!> 1866 FORD plclul>, 28,000 up In this area may be llouiiJt Good foliCea. $5,500. , Mrs, Lee Roush and family of NO TRESPASSING or hundllg'"' -~-~ --------ctua1 milo radio ··I . at h1FIIO savings. For lnfor. LETART - 4 lOis on rlvor, 8 my prq>erQ-, Addle R Barton, 0 Galllpolls >lotted last Tuesday WILL DO 11111 11'1>0 of hauling. a; · •· "" """ mallm write · Paul Grans, ~·• ill Rt. 1, Racine, Ohio. Will haulandshovelcoal,pbme heoiAir. Ph<IIO Cheo'ter 9111>rooms, -·· porchoo, dr ed with her mother, Mrs. Helen fl.31~tp 992-2803. 9 •.... 3350. Can be seen at NewoD'o Graves Plano and Organ CGmwelL •6,600. Johnson. _., Sunoco. ll-11ktc P8111'o 383 E. Broad St., Colum- . MAPLEWOOD LAKES - Two Kail, Kevin an:l Charles ~p -------~-----bua,Ohlo. . houses, cabin, challp houao, were recent Swllay night guests DEPENDABLE, Reliable bab)o- wi'w----.;~-~;.;ILL not reopon e for ·1966 CHEVY 2, No'" sqler sport. fl.31-12tc. · abdal, BIFIFWB, booto; ~ si~. P!Jone 992-5849. . ot their gralllpa:rents, Mr. ard IIII.Y dobla oilier 1luln our own. phone 94~246, - - - - - - - ~- - - - sW!mmllfl ind JIOriiOI. 132 • 9-3-31c Mrs. Charley Smith and Jo. GeorgeandVtlma~Sr., . ~ BEANS,half....,_,secoadplelr. ~ · Jun. , ~ , ".1 "''l' • ··· traner. ·c_.r~ FIOIII·Eril KAETTNAR'J 1Real Estill F• Site ------------ --- w. va., NI!EDII au. Alief • 00 Oo . 0 ·WIPO YIWlJIC~R and Brl$e SlrYice. THREE ROOM lji01'1m!mt, c:omone bedroam carpeted, '1M plotoly m..tern wilh built-In BrowneD Ave., Middleport. Ph. kitchen, wall.ovon and tableiOI> 992-9981 or 192-3035. unit; atalnloll steel sink with . disposal unit, larp ..lh and large closets. Nicely de~ orated. Call 992-2278 !or 111>- AWNINGS, oiA>nn doora a n d pollllment after 2 p. m. lrl-·· cupnrto, - . . ~2-u· blown and boll lnoulatlan. El· wrl"' P. o. ·- ...._~~~.~ ban4 With all -:·_:,,;:--;: •• fiDd aay iii! B.:"~¥. .' "" . ., TODAY'll Clt!Dn»ll' Your putnw eantill..s to two no.trump. What do you lila now? AaiwwT 1ow (abbr.) ··,....., ·~~ 8.Na- .$&50 2Dr.H.T • . u.!ltlletco,.y• ' ' " • " -· $3 Fonl ......... $475 2 Dr. H. T. GGio•io 500. VB, automatic &f Dodle ...... ,'.$1$5 Lancer 2 Dr. Au-lc CheY••••••••• $250 Wagon, VB, Ps. autOIIIOtlc, IEEDSYILE AIIO or ..., t.Ofte~ (dial . . . .. ) t1.1'ou IS,Bftak ·or dO¥ 'BUGS B1JNNY ' DOCTORIS .MAILBAG Daily Loss of Some Hair Is Normal in Most Cases lr WAYNE G. BRANDSTADT, M.D. Q-1 am a clrl, 18. What could mate by hair fall out? Would being a dlobetle cause It? A-ll Ia Mnllel for many haln lo fall out every day. Fortunately, in most glrll they erow back as fast as thO)' fall out. So you need not worry Wlless there l& dellnlte .evldeiiCIO that y~ Jl!g~~®l.l.t .. _,,_,.-J ,_. y ><I Nllo " ' " ' " ' Unscramble thne four Jumhl'eA. one lettfto to ucla square, to form four ordinary word1. 'SALES RII!DSVILLI!, OHIO 0,." l!yes. hair II thinning. PonyliD hair styling, the use of bruoh rollers or anything that el· erls a steady pull on the roots will cause excessive lou of balr. The hair may also be lost temporarily following a prolonged lfineso with lever or with a local scalp dlsease. Brusbiug your bair wiD ' I I. I 0 I• ' " Hf '" f' stimulate your - ocalp but should be done ID m<Mieralloa .. because eliCeBIIve bruohlnc can also thin your hair. [)Ia:. betes is not a cause of tbiJl.. . Ding. Q-1 01 a ......, 82. For tho put tw=tan my balr bas been out. Could this be cauaed y" IJocl< of vltomlna or by llllnl balr dyes? . A-Nt.- Q-MJ ........... u.al- moat bald .1111 tho top of ller head. Could tile faet IIFal liFo Ia a boavy llow cauaed It! Woald latina: lei· atln help l!lrf A-S ..... , ill beill.l . · blamed for IUIII' but acil for loa ol liair. Gelatin II one of lhlnlllrled • . remedJ bo1dDeu but w. muyr.r there la no u ..-:e IIFat II does any ...... �' " " . .: '.'.:';~>! ' 1'1 >'' ' ' '. ' 1 )• . ' •· John Wwthl¥.on, Jackaon SEOAL at tho alart of the 197(). were ·eslabUshed. They are: AU.. $1, 50 eenta In odYance, ~at thO gate; Gallipolis, $1, $.50 at lhO galA!: ~rootoo, ~.~5. $. 7$ 1n ..... vance, $1.2$ at the pte; Jatk-Athletic passes were distrib- oon, $1.25, $L 75 at the piAl; Louted to league ofl1ciala, ai'MI the gan, $1.25, $. 75 at tile pte; 1969.70 league dues was set at Mo!so, $L 25, $. 50 at tile piAl; $25. 'Neloon.W,..YCM"k, ..1,25, $.50 at Admlnion prices for athletic the pte; WeUaton, $1.25, $.50 ~t contests at each league school the piA!; Wawrly, $1,$.75 althO sOIMlle - York whlch is wit~ dnwing trom. the oonterence at the elll ol the present school IA!rm. r-~~--~~--~~~~~--~~-.11&~ AGAINST INFLATION! It's taking advantage of our most obvious tool for better money management- the personal or family checking accounll Your check-stubs give you a handy running record of all your personal and household expenditures and tax-deductIble contributions. Your canceled checks automatically become your easy-to-file receipts. Start checking here today! EROY NATIONAL BANK RUTLAND Servllll Meies COunty for over 97 year~ ;IAin\bllr F.elleral Restne System '· A FULL SERVICE []1\N I< "' Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation All Accounts Insured Up To $15,000.00 '• ~ -~ ~4, . . LorW ,' JMt;otetl Tn • neeeloill')' while ~in .... mode. . ; ' Route 124 will tller.lore be reroolod . !rom fr<lln POOleroy to a!elter by Route 7 and over Route 248 to Lo!la Bottom. . . .......... •.·.· ·-: .·> • ·.. ·, :- • ·.: .•·•·.• •• ·.•• Barry Sullivan Joon Caulfield SUNDAY,Ioi()MDAY AHD TUESDAY SEPT. 7-8-9 Darryl F. Zanuclc's 42 International stars: John Wayne, Robert Mitchum, Henry Fonda COLOR CARTOON: Copta(ns Courageous SHOW STARTS 7 PM MAlO IN . NDRIVE· . TONIGHT, SEPT. 5 DOUBLE FEATURE PROGRAM Tom Stern Arlene Martel "ANGELS FROM HELL" 99H432 ' COLOR -PLUS- "THE SECRET LIFE DF AM AMERICAN WI Fe•• COLOR Wolter Mallhou Anno jackson SATURDAY-SUNDAY SEI'T. 6 ••• 7 DOUI!ILE FEATURE "THI! LAST SAFARI" Forgotten American: corporatloo head WASIDNGTON (UPJ) - Sen. Vance Hartke, D-lnd., aat through a day of llsiA!ning to Nllron administration teatiJnonl' on how it wants the senate to - change~ Houee's ,tax reform blll alll hurried onto the semte fiOOI'. u Apparently," he told his colleagues, "President Nixon believes that his •forgotten American' is a preaiderKot 1 eorpor~ ation. n Hartke's hostility to the prqJO&B}s advanced by Tfea .. sury Secretary Devld M. Kennedy wao l)pleal of Democrats on the Senate Flanance Cclmmlttee and ofsomeofthe Ropubllcans, For a variet¥ ot reasons, they didn't like the adminlstn.tlon'lt. IdeaL SPEAKER ANNOUNCED 1lte R.V. Marion c. WUilama, GaUia Couol;y, will be tho speaker at the Mlcldleport PresbyterIan Church services &mday at 10:30 a.m. ~~~::-;~ Harold Collins Claimed Today Harold H. Collins, 60, Pearl St., Middleport, died Frlda.v morning at Veterans Memorial Hospital where he was taken at..ter becoming !II at his home early Friday morning. He was born June 21, 1909, at Big Sudy, W. Va., the 8011 ol. the latA! Edwar<l and EIWibeth S1mpaon Collins. SUrviving are his wife, Ethel Eskew Collins; three siBters, Mrs. Kathleen Ball, Hewett, · w. Va.; Miss Chlor Anna Collins, HarUord, Com., and M r s. Ruth Joneo of Daytoo; alx broth- or en, David W. Va. ; fA!l!Afd,,,Q\I~"."i!o!<> ..W•· Ya.; Sophia, Robon~MlddleiiOI:i1 RuoseU, $on. Ia 1\larla, Calif.; Qamon F,, Vlr- Clulrleston, w. Va., and aeveral nieces and DOJl(tewo. Mr. Co!Uns was a member and a past maater or HsrriiOIIYIUe Muoole Lodge U1, F&AM, and belonged to Hsrrlaonvllle Chap. ter 255, Order Ill Eaatem Star. Funeral servlcea will be held at noon lolondly at the RawUnga. Coals Funeral Home with t h e Rev. Emil Parker Ill 11owa1t of. flclatlng. Burial will be !n the Sl&llt HIU Cemetery at Quar. rler, w. Va. Friends may eaU at the !unoral home !rom 7 to 9 p.m. saturday and IIQ1Imo SUnday until time Ill services mlolondly. Mucnle rites wiU be .....,_ by the Harrisonville Lodge ot 7:30 p. ,m. SUnday at the fuaeral home. ol ~ '~1!1 ~ Ml'. ""'"" ....... ' ial.lad·-.. . ' .' •' J 'I i " . -em ' •,,_.,. 0/'l'he Meiln·Mcuon Areca • ,, . c. . .,. ' • ' t ,-' ' . ., ' . -::.·, '.J <,-', . -. ' () . ~-~ F •.· ' ,_ . ·C- B52 Bomber Strilies Called Off • BY BERNARD BRENNER WASIDNGTON ())PI) - Plana to oolve tha :natl'"''' !linn ourplu problems by sJW. food.l>eylni: money to lila poor ..,.Y acwll .pod, but the !daa won't work, two governmont eeonomlala seld !n a ' . . .:,:- ' . waa !olloorirw the .South VIetnam decision to !snore tile Comm~>o oJI)Ioalon ldlled 10 pall-nlllll wounded 15 cilhen. SAIGON (IJPJ) - The UniiA!d Slateo, without rantare, canceled niot truce. Mllllary spokeemen -'"<! ....ty a dooea auerrWa - ... BS1 - · atrlkes and eut .. ekof!enol.. sw801>1duriJV tho Com'- """" today, In Par!o, a South Vletmmeoe spokesman said tile Selgon tlons or tile ceao,..llre Ia lila 14 houri alter It bepD at 1a. · . , lolall)' tlleor!ato, lila ..._t aal4, contend the t3.5bUIIon the (IOv- munist tllre~ c~1o-llre that bepn today• .South Vlotram 1111 1 but ealled thOm "!nolanlf!cant, CCII'I'Or&UVely ~" 'lllnil-:! •. toreea will CCiltinul to ftsht during the ceaae-ftre in accordance nored tile Ro 0>! Minh truce and the Communlats seld they would . : '!nment PIU'& farmers annually under ourplu. .onln>l and " - ' ' ( .' wllll, the Ccmmunlill olclo'o level of military alii terrorist oetlvpunloh thOIIL · South Vletwneae were ldlled IIIII 21 - .. were 1fOIIIIdld, ~.:: , " · PrGtraml should be given lnatead to tile j)OOr. . ltf.'' New terror_iat activity came today when a civilian bus stn1ck reports aald. At least three Amerlcalll-11111 15 were ~ :; : Reliable sources dleclosed tho American · tutlleek, but u. s. ... , . With theaa Alndo, plu oddltlw.i Plbllc aid u . . - , It's eoned tn Canmunlat cease-tire YiolatloaL ·.: ·.• a road m!na oar 'l'aml K.Y, about 40 mUao bel""lla 11n1o The teqded tile j)OOr would be able to buy aU the food they needed. Ald- beadquartua 1M no otllclal CCIIII!Ient. Ofl1cla1Jy, the UnltedSiateo 1lte u. s. Command also has e d aD Amerlcall11'11111r7'-. · thlo exlrl demand would enable farmers to uaa ail tllelr cropland 11 men In the field to holcl tllalr fire unl101 Ored . _ aceordl,. to· \. pod prices lor their crops. the eourceo. Gen. Crellh!on W, Atnmo, thO U. S. e . . . - , . ''At ftrst glance, thiJ pl'(lpOA). IOUNia reaiOMbleand, of oours~t reserved the riJht to resume the B52 atrlkea, aweepslllll artil-. It II humanitarian," aald Airleulture Jlol>artmant oeonomlcats AI>In lery ralclo should tile VIet CongandNorthVIetru!esa 101kuh •IcC. Ecbert and 81411hen J. Hlemotra. · nl!lc:ant allaeka, IIIey aald. · ,, "But lnvariabiJ lila eonelual111 PoOr were ai1owed to spead South Vlatnamooo 'IJQkeomen aald t11e1r troopo had 50 "u-lo the oame: 1lte unaatlafied government aid dollara •• t11eJ aorted" ol!enslves under way today - actlonalht Vlat Coal Libc(cnand lor food In tile United pl01eed, ._ever, F41bert IIIII eration Radio had promised would be uuvereq punished.'' Allled · SlaiA!I Ia much looa than agrl- Hlemotro eatlmaled I e 4 e r at headquarter& UoiA!d 11 Communtat lncl-ola thellrat 14 ' - • cplture'o -city to produce," paymenta to the needy would of the truce - six shellings, tw-o ground attacks, me llbotqe. ,. tke oconomlata aald. have to .. ralaed by $23.3 bllIncident, one propapnda foray alii one kldnlplnl. To Jump lion to produce a t3.3 biWon 11>Two Americans were ldlled and live wounded thb lll<lniiiW, . Tntal food IIPOndiJV by aU crease In food _.uac. In an ambush 37 mUes awthwest ollla Naa&. mUitary opoknmea ~can cOilBUII'lers w o u I d How ll'lUCh more would Ameraald. Loa sea among the attackers were not known. In lila , . · . ' ""'" to ~- $25 bWion to re- Ieana ha'" 10 lljiOIII! on food to area, one U. S. Marino died and 10 eutrered -l•al~ . place tke net lnccone Iarmore permit farmers llllllmlled preround Commwdst rocket 1.1111 mortar otlaek that looted undl -· \ , · ..,.. gat _fr<lln aiW>ut $3 bW!on due)lon with 1ood, Incomes'/ 1 a. m., the command said. It was one of 34 ahe111qra 1'tPOI"lecc. ·~ . 1 Y- In' direct federal PIU'- ) ''An lnereaaa in food · .... In the houra Just before tile ola-.._ · ' )11,11111, thO report aald. o~on of at leaet 25 per cent " 1lte Etlbtl'WHema!n report, :would be needed •• , It fs ..,. ·,: publl- In a Journal or "Air!- likely that - l e woold eat tblo . . cultural. Economics Research" much, roprcllaoo ol lila lneen,,_ 1>7 the Airleulture llol>artment, tlve•.'\ tile r - ' eallmated. ·, qld -eaproclu<ed tllese eon111e r<!llorl' seld otlalleo were WASHINGTON (UPn -Ever- thO nat1oa lla!a*, and 1111 cluolono: based on provtdlnl Increased ..U McKinley Dlrl<aen, an old- """""""" on the <1. -If the foodollu1lrw power of food to l<llle 30 m1111... peoo Ume CM"&tor whose tlmelaos day wu a ......,. Cit ...a..! the poor Ia lnereaoed by t3.3 pie II below the "110\'0111 pJ(Itleal oklOI mode him thO llrtllllh-~ biUion, . equal tii government Uno" 19~7. These were debub ot · Repmllean power In 'l11e ~ to ' . ~· to farmers In 1987, fined a nonfarm !amiUea of ~011, II dead at73, ~ today 111111 .... : IOJVI to Mr. and Mrs. HaroldH.-nl, who..., realdo on Fifth LATEST "HAPPENING" IN '111E DEVELOPMENT of lowtntal d-Ill! ICM" farm Pl'educla four with ldc<meo or under 'l11e man who for 10 yeal'l In tribute to 1110 Ill lla bolt. St. Next to the Hubbard heme the new re11dence of Mr. aiXI er Mlcldleport lo the Goegleln aubcllvls!on which hao been diwould !ncr•aa only about 2 $3,33i' waa the YO!co, veblele and Ylta1 """"" llpno. ~. - Mrs. Jack Welah Is being built (riJiht), and next to the Welsh vided into lots for houses. Three fronting Park st. are already jier eent. 1lte IIO"'mment . Would Booat Diet ,' Ioree of tho Grand Old l'lrty In at p1uo were lor thO . . hOme wnt be the residence of Mr. and Mrs. John Werner. under construction. The one pletured nearing cmnpletion be, , Would atiU ll!ld to 11111 -larmere 11ie ecOIIOIIt!Jto said boootlng the u.s. Senate died &mdal' lawmaker'• bolll' to 1111 In , . ., to Idle about 31 miUICII aerea the food IIPOnd!JV or the poor after three beart ~1, a1x ' 'l'lleoday In tile Coj1ltol ~ "·' or !ted Jl!'llnl, c<lllllal'OI1 with by $3.3 bUUon would do much days after an cporallon!or ' - and Iller oervlceo II~ . 35 mlllloa •<:\li&UY Idled In 1967, to ' - their diets. cancer. Pr6sb)'lm'lan Cburclt to lie 1'111o result wbuid remain rar : . · II -lt. io _avoljl a phmp il a eongreoolonal eareer that · (~on Pap I) :' .,In l'ar.n! ptlcel .IIIII lnciOme. (be!Oir) ~~. '-ewr,'' eovered 35 years, tlrat u a ~'$.._.~ BETHLEHEM (IJPJ)- Former Sunday by braeU border guards ago, ellurchman. · representative from the eom- ~ . ~ ...'VVVo.,.,..~ -If fUm proipUia are ...,. Egbert and Hiemstra aald. Pike's widow, Diam, a.IIi her c81od and. thO mCIIeY slven to pattel'tll of ~Ia._( lllahop Jamea A. Pike, at the root of a 90-!oot clut, six Mro. Pike told newsmen ear· )>elt resJon Ill hla Dative Pekin, Cifi.en r~.ft who diA!d !ntheJudeanwUdernoss days after he was reportedmissbrother, Rlc!Brd Scott 'Kenredy, tile poor, thO only practleal tke mark by ller a1ie hoped Pike woold be m. and later aa a seNior ~....,. way jQ i ralae larm Income tu long as peoo seeking da truth about Chlrst, i• In the desert where Jesus aa.ld they were consulting Pike's buried iii the Holy Lan:l. ..He nhkaen wu one of tbe 84-year-old mother In CaiUornla loved tile llll'lell people and the oolorfld and emtroverolal po11t1.. would 1!!1 to bOOal prteeo. a. ~co In oelect!JV mq .. burled In tile Holy Lend spent 40 nighta !listing. An autopsy today !ndlcaiA!d and other rei&uveo about burial Holy Lend so deeply," she Bald. clanoofhlaerL A meotlnii of tile ~In ~ liD price 1!1111(111B eat, dlocrepan- beloved. P.ike'a bod1 waa dilcowred Plke _~~~~~·~JH~p. la~~ lor ~. ~~ra'!,\ 1 ,"1 t.o1 )!len .l• .., mCM"e appro- , TI. ...........flilnoiilate . ..,.o~r!.;! thO ""; '-" . . ,c . ,.. .. prlate place lor him to -. If and deep. fresl- Nbllll seld f~"'· r t ·l ... - . ~ . , vllatn f :. )~ ·~.be ~tad to die." u11e will be remembered U a Iii Found)iear Fortress ilant !n the hlatoey or Cmsreoo built In - - will . 6iiuota pointed out, II 8 tanlibl II llle """"""' Mer ~·a body was foulli mS as one who oa tJte great -e., liloalurlnl actual . -. . - ' ' ' ' .Junia< 1ll&b Sc:bool. n01r tke rortreBO o! Klnl Herod Issues always pla<ed the nation dleto :~t ~retleal . ~tlon­ the Great, Mr&. Pike recalled first. .. WU1Iam LMeU&, ... al ~Onal atandardo can be 1 l<lrllu, ~ by the .);I :II o t her 511-year-dd hue..nd'a last Unlveraally Loved mloltodlqf. In IP&IW eaaao, the I lr~erl words to her- "If I die here, I Richard B RuoaeU claOD ol ror lepl. adVIce 11!11111101 wltb atanclarda an aet above the aY.. T t am at peace. I have no regrets." the Senate Democr~ added· thO Lep1 llapo paul. erase eonaumer•a needa in orbJy to be taken will be up lor Plke'sbodywas!ound2.6mUea "Few senator• have der to aolljl'l! dat all ....,..ma ComQiete !n!ormallonabout ex. _ 21 Eaat Fourth Street, !layton, Tho aovernment haa IIIIIOUII.;_ diiC>~aolon, II Ia ri(IOrled. or. the fiCllUiaUon get ei10U((II of ed an open eompetltlvo Ollllllllna- amlllaDOO requirements eJid !n- 01110 ~402 • Applicationl muat !rom where Mrs. Pike had left omlftrsally loved by the Amerltlon lor postmaoter at O.eater, structlonB for !lllng Dll1 be ob- be filed with the lnleragenc1 him last week In a state of col- can people • • • Wben be Olio, Ia grodj PFS-6, 11art1ng Uiined !rom tho post ofllce·wbere Board and must be rec:eived or llpae after their automobile stuck postmarked not later than t h e on a rock pUe. Site had oought oalary $6,675 a yeor, Appllea- thO vacancy oxlats or !rom the help alone. Apparently, he had tloos will be aceepiAICI until Or- lnlerii&I!IICl' Bovd of Civil Ser- eloalng date specWed above. AU qualified appileanta w Ill been trying to oealo tile etl!t 'VIce Eamlnera, Kmlt ~ tclber 7 11189. receive oortllder&UCWI tor liPMrs. Pike, the clergyman's polntment without rep.n1 "' third wife, and her brother said race, relilion, eolor, national tbey woold Mve 1» word 01'1 their -'"'• polltl own plans wtil a decision was . , II)' Unitod !'nil interDailoaat ' ..... ...,..., sex, ca, or 8lQI oth... made on Pike's burial er IIOIII!IOrit !actor, F1na1 seinttallatio.U llil ·~ llomlll will be mode by lila Pool Mrs. Pike esld her huohand leetloa BOMBS WERE THROWN TODAY AT ISRAELI lnatallatiCIII Ia Ol!lee Department ill leeord with "died in quest of truth about · Bruaaalt, - . allll 1lte 1lque. Two paroona were - e d In Bru .. proeedures Nld standardl BlkJpt.. Jesus, whom he loved and adored solo when two )'GUiha .hurled a ,hand grenade Into the Israeli E1 AI ed u a result ol tbe Prealdcmt's more an:l more, the more he Some OOnruslon has developed with the ehanga In !ld!irw . . Airline otllce. 1lte 1ront or the. bu1ldlnl wu deot~tqed by the noon declolon 1n Febnuory 19 to learned about him, I am oure he 69 eense rosu!atlou .. provided b7 .... bluL · law. lake thO saleetloa Ill Poalmu- was filled with courage and h01>0 The Mols• CcJomty Clerk of Courta ot11ee l.o •....-tar ~ . ·I· : . TWo hand ll"'node• - · llii:Girn ot lila r01r of the 1eraeU Emtero and Rural Carriere out Ill · and COD!jllete trust In God when !leultjo In that aome realdenta have thO ilqJrealkla that tile ..W:. : ·. · : . """'ay !n tile !loon suburb of Bad Godaabarg at 11:35 a. m. An'ompolitico and 1o fill vacancies on he died." permanent !lshlng u....., reaulallmo pertain to - . . Be• oei :: :.t,: Iii Ill' I(>Okeaman IIOid thO: .,pioslanlamalhed !oar '"' live winlowo a strict merit haslo. Plana To Finish Book also. .., peroonal IaJurle• 'Ore -ledo 1lta grenades apparently ~tors lor the postmaa. She said she and her huohand 1blo Ia not true. There Ia m o11arae for I»m!IDI K. t11ro1m fr<lln a IIOI&IIborlnl prdan illllo da -•ay rear lawa. ter vacancy In thle ~ must: wanted to get a llrotlland cenaea reprdleaa ol - e they are pttCbued ..- l'tl(lrd1MI . ' ' - Hose 3 years of -'"""" !eei!JV of tho wUderneos fr<lln a "' the ase ol the (III'Chaser. 1be coot Ia M-35. New !lohq K. ,.,.00 reaeeded l1y ahowlng lllat litO)' have the abll- thor were writing together cense reaulatlona de provide that Ill a ·certain age bracll: · · ' · · BELFAST, NORTHERN IRELAND- GIJNQRE,FROM 1 opeecl.lty 1o manage a poet ofllee (sueabout lila U!e of Jesus. She et can rec:elve a half-IJrlce rate. . .' trw ear Ili!Jed a ~M~~In ll!l'l'le• district Oii.tiilaiiit laita1oiendceosli.IJy COJIIIIi- atud!' In a plano to !!nlah the book alone. IJV 1 naw aboek wave of !lor and- throuiMbe'dtJ, Pollee and resident eolloge or university Pike was bnrn In OklahmJa TWO FORMER POIIIEROY HIGH SCHOOL athletes are m thO Brlillll ~ troops ruahad In to trJ to avert naw >kllenee. mq be oomstltuted for a part or Clcy Fob. 14, 1913. Reared a coacblng atatr or LaDeaater 1ll&b Sc:llooltiii)'Mr. . !'rot:l!iiant-IDiefll'OIIId ·radiO bl'cadeaata ldeatlfled the victim tho required eopertenee). Roman Catholic, he a..ndoned 1lto.Y are John Young, aasl- blah aebOOI f - CCIICII, IIIII i!Omm· 't. iu~. . i 1 ProDM Jack Todd, 23, and ua'P4 ~ VI&IIantes to move · SlOw that they have the that Calth while a o~ant at tile Tom Wblte, reserve ..okelball eoaob. ·' · Ootbolles """" l!ulll!l1·lilalli·liaUleo p"' BeUoat o!aa ae o seeopd lieutenant, lnlantr7, S. ~. In Hunt!.,.. abi1IV to ma111ta1n simple roeJesuit..,., Unlverolcy or Senta atmoopher~r with riGtlnr. IIIII JoodrwtGJ; W, VL With him 1i Mrs. ...,keydeo, tke former Sandra orda or &ceountl, or have know. Clara, outaldo Son Francisco. THE TOWNSRIP TRUSTEE PETn"ION ol Fral* CoraeU lor Bre~ 4iu&hter or Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Browlnlton, Mid!adaIll p0ata1 procedures. He .. transferred to the UniYerIll two poets In Lobemol Townoblil wu declared illn1ld . . , an dl~ ~;~ ... W004 ·u, Luel<eJdoo Ia the •.on or Mr. and Ha'" realded withill the olcy or CeU!CM'nla at Los Melp eount;v Bovd or Etect!ona. '.. . ATLANTIC CIT\', N. J, ,~ ~~· ""'" II1Sf AMERICA Ia an oldMr1< A. E: Luclot~ ·New Ha"'n. de1iftr)' it the poet ofllco for AJVeles 1.1111 then took 1 llow.,er, It !a reported that tbere will be two blal* • , " ·. ' (Contl..od ""l'~Jt B F, . CliO yeor Immedlateq Pl'ecacllni doctoraiA! In Juriaprudenee at .., the bsllot at the Nov. 4 election fer .. :, ,. 'lf., ,;, - wilh tD ..... tho doslnl daiAI Ill thO -mlna- Yolo Lew Sc:bool. In 1938, he bl Comelro name for ..,. Ill thO two JOIII tD .. !IUad. -llaJ,.. tlou. · went 1o liork in WaahiJVt<>n t... lat will have blank spacea In each - l i p for thO C·· Have reotheir lillh the Socurltles allll Exeha,.. wrlt.Hnl, the board or eleetloa reporta. • . ~ ··'J'(J • tl ' \ .:· ' ' I -.. ' , ' ., , ' ' ' llalled lllatu - ~Ill All- blrGiday m the eloeiftc for Cclmmloalon. · li, I ' . ~ · fllWataa ill ""ceptlnce <1. appllcalloni; - - Dutuw the !Ina! yooro of AND THE SUN FWWERS loeep erowbl'• ..,. oyer 70 yeare Ill ap can- WfX'ld )Var ,D, Pike look "' tile llella Carnahan, Lo!la I, wriiM 1W riot lit~ Eploccut ~lh and was or- l1owor at tile Delbart Carnahan home - . 011 . .. 1IU M . ~ Aild .toke a taat. dAinad to tltO ~•-ln.l946. and ltlll ffiCM'8 oomlna- 1lte Ia ..'11•• Ill felt . " - 'Olio P&ll ale - - At tllst ba wroie • - ·--. will be ao-'--' or· boob Ol'·iiM.tiix . LONG PERIOilS OF HOSPrrALIZATION - ...U, ill a -omldlll111 ral!aP 111 lbe bula Chrlst!Jn '< . Howevar, U.llll have a '*llhlllllr'-lo-. It _,.,. : ·; Dirksen Dies ·.' Pike -May Be Buried in Holy Land 7"' , ..... m .,;~ ... "11!-.!l!orOthY tliiiOi Proatwl;. li!O ..... Gary, Ill Parkerllluq, and Rob- . F- Funeral aarvlceo will be held at 3 p.m. Saturday at tile Oedln 11orne 1n Parkersburg with tile ~. a.&rles Sc\=rll!l!, Jr., otrlclatlng, 8Jr1al will be In lhe Arlln&ton Momor1al Gardono In Parkersburg. ·~"" ) , . , :"'r :.:~.,_ ·~ '··· . .. - Po~t~tership iit Chester Open t Basu .cor ADnnlnt ment on ' r- IN THE ~~~,. ::. . _'·. • , - ~~ MR. DOUGL~~ ,~ANG ::.. Dies in Columbus moai Me411 Tonipl,, -= . ·~· '=30 +I, ttf~=09 · Mn. ·Robert Areher ' ''}' ~'\'' ; " Gerald Edward Prestoo, 56, a !ormar lllddleport realWho operated the P r - Ford Co. fw a IIUII\ber "':rears, died Thuraday at tile st. Joseph Ho&. pl1al In ParkerlburS, W, Va., !oL lowing an ezlanded llnesa. 111e aon of the late Harey and tva Smith Proll!on, he was bnrn at . Parkenobur1 and was 1 mombar of tile st. Andrew& Motlxtdlst Chureh thCM'e. 1lte Preatons hod beea residIng at 926 Main st. In Belpre and Mr. Preston had been aalealllllllager lor thO Rlpp..Wharton Cadmae Sales. Ha belonpd to the Parkerlburg Elka . Lodse 198, • BOARD TO MEET Ameriean Lesion Poet 64atl\larA opeclal netlai or I h e leUa, - · Lodge J53atCbarleaton, W, Va., the 'Cbarleston Loeal Sc:hool District Conolstory, and Nomula TJm- 1loaril of F41eat!on haa beell ple Sltrine at Parkeroburg, He ·set lor p.m. 'l'lle..;;:pt waa a veteran of Wwld War L lila hl&b ill Racine.; .• ' will be In the reiiiJ to w.a. . . . . · complete Trunk Showlq of • • • · been......; .. '. llraeli """'*' real- ' .; ..• .,Bel/tfll • ' •' ~-' ' ·, ~- . ' . ' ·- Coille In Mil let Ill'• Lq hflp. JOU Select .flU · pn~~~• size IPI11Jii. ,, I , · · ' ELBbF,LD5:~ .· shopl~'· . Op;-ri: ~rf•Ciy' ..,.,:.&: . l(~l tG!:~rDI q?LO~ -· e ·n·I ;~:. ' aner Dies Thursday Mro. Rd>ert Archer, 1281lalll Ave., Columbus, ~eel IIDI4Jectedly recently hi a ·Collimbua &... pllal !oll...t~ a h01rt attack. Mrs. Archer waa the Iormor Came Brooks of lolldd1oport Route I and was the dauahter ol the. latA! Mr. and Mrs. Frank Brooks. , Survivors Include her haand, ~. Hannahs, a son, Frankt a daughter, Ireoe; 1 slater. Eta and otiJer relatlvea. her parents, a brother, Dies 'ThUI'!Iday Besides LeoiA!r, prOceded her In daalh. Mrs, !sabeR Hannalia, 72, died Funei'al servleea were held in une>IJOctedly late 111ur.oday af- C<ilumbul. ternoon at her home, 133 s.IA!rnut Ave., Pc:rneroy. 1lte Pome1'07 emerpncy SCRAP BECOMING DEAR squad, called to the re1idence, CLEVELAND (UP!) - Scrip found Mrs. Hannahs dead. Death priees are moving 111 . In tile waa attributed to a heartatla<k. atrongnot market In saveral Surviving ore her huaband, y e a.r a, Steel Mqadne said Rotcoe; a titter, Mr1. Josephine ThOll' &day. But l(llle easing In deHermann, Akron, and three •lel>o ehUclren, Mrs. Dorothy Barber mood was OliPOCIA!d shortly. of Neloon.Wo, Mrs. Jean Crals. Columbuo, and lhORov.JolmHarFOUR. KNOWN . DEAD vey Hsnnahs, In WyconlrwLltolmTONE, .Ma!ne (UPO Funeral services will be held A U, S. Air Foree 'D:;2 bombat 1 p.m. Sunday at the EwiJV er crubed In a boll Ill flame · ,-unen.l Halle where friends may Thuroday !ilatd In I'Uflllld wllcaU ' anytime. Burial wlll be In derneai naar tile Conodllli borSacred H01rt Cemetery, cllr. FCIUJ' member• ill the crew oloevm wmi Imown-. VETERANS MEMciRIAL HOSPITAL Admltt4ld - Ra1pt Not!, N011 Havtm; Pre..t CrGI,, Racine; Don Becker, llllddl-'; Wbaia!', S1tade; Fred Eutmaa, . Pomeroy. ' Discharged ~ DCM'otlly ·linY· der, Dorotby Salter, F r e d Friozla, Juanita l.lovlna, Mar~ ealla Hartman, J!!lJy em-. Or~ Hallhlll, l!omle Darlt, Her- . . ' ..., OabCM'ne. · . Jechnicolor ;.' I'LUS . - ,.1FI!VER HEAT" Nick Adams ' ~ I . \ '· Gerald Preston dnia Beach, Va., and Paul P., ert E. Proiton Ill Belpre. · Stewart Granger .POMEROY, 0. ' . ,.,... Late (Technlcoloo) By '~ 72, · "THE LONGEST DAY" .. ' Won'iWork on the Farm Front Physicians Not Sure About Pill .tf\ ' .. 'I VOl XXII:_: · N,:0~·_:,9:.8_.!.~~~~~~~~~---,--~M:.:.::::ON:_:::DA::Y:.:_.,:::Sf:.:_P,:_:TE::_:M::B:::_oi=R:...'B~._._.196:::::9~. lea!joorartb. "BUCKSKIN" ~'f,i;l"~·· CROWS STEAl HOUSE . Or'der Pholll'lnd Take ll!lmt { ci&lo ~ '111uriday. A slide ·lao nWie ti!e e!O: Chri storher George uFabian' Tom Nardini Save ... and save again ... by clipping these coupons! You save 50¢ on the first bucket or ___.-- -barrel of "finger lickin' good" Kentucky Fried Chicken. Visit the Colonel again and save once more by using the second coupon any time before the end of the month. Or-you can save $1 if you purchase two buckets or barrels at the same time. Offer expires Sept. 30. y ' -HIIho<ay DlpL Dhlol0010olll- (T ochnlcolor) soc OFF ., ·"'h~ ollil,y 1fJ ~'.two m9otbo, Sla!O ONIGHT AND SATURDAY SEPT. 5-6 "THE DEVIL'$ 8" soc OFF ' ··t ,, MEIGS THEATRE Visit the .. • The 1969-70 .. okelboU schedule was diacuased coot'ernirw the last Friday night scheduled..,.,. tests which coolllct with tournament dates. Indhlclual league schools will reaolve conmtt by mubal agreement. After a dlocusslon eoncerniJV WASIIINGTON (U~ -A goya possible reserve ard I treah- erDJl1eM adviiiOt'Y committee c1. man football lchedule, a com- JJb.vslelana haa eautloualy conmlttee wao IJli)Ointed to alud3' and eluded birth eoatro! pills are to report tile findings at tile next elfeetlve and aato. But It warn.. · meeting. Ed Stewart, GaUlpolls, ed pills alleet .,eri part of a Jim Dleh~ Meiss, and John Der- woman• a body and those who lake row, Wellston, with their foot.. them nm 4.4 times the risk of ball coaches, were ramed to this Hrtoua blood-clotting diseases. committee. · ulf you use the lllustraUon ~ The basketball schedule com-- • the green and yellow traffic mittee ror 1910..71 was &R»oint- Ugbta, rm sUil oo yellow," said ed with Jim Diehl chairman and Dr. Louis M. HeUman, chairCharley Moore, Logan. alii Ron man of the Food and Drug AdSchwnacker, Waverly, with their ministration (FDA) advisory basketball coa.ches CO draw lV committee on obstetrics a n d the schedule. IIYJIOCOIOSY. Jim Dllvts encouraged allprlnThe use of the plll bas douc!palo to attend Ohio Hlgb School bled 1n the last lour years, and Principal Discussion grcq~ at now, apparently, about 8.5 milJackson High School, Wednesda)', lion women use it. OcL 22, at 6 p.m. Ross F1emi~ 1lte committee alao urged wi!! be the guest speaker. mueh more Intensive lnvestlgn.. Dick Myers, Ironton, propo&o Uou on whether and how the ed thai aODie reeol(llillon be glv- pill mlgbt be related to cancer en to leaguewlmers in golf, traek d the breast and utenta. and baseiBIL '"'lbere B.ppears to be no or .. The next regular meetiq;: will gan iyltem that is not aft'ected be held Monday. Nov. 17atCoach In some way," the eommittee Jon, Wellston, at 6 p.m. J o ll n said. Derrow alii Jim O'DeU wi!! eom1 ciiA!d a wide varlel;y of side plete arraJVemenlo. enaeta lnelooiiDg delayed menDetail& will be !orthcomiJV atrual periods, opol:tinc, headconcerning !the proposed dinner ache, nausea, vomitin& gastric meeting on swmy, Sept. 14, with distren, pelvic cramps, a feel. sports writers and sports cast... 1ng r1 abdominal tullness, nervers of the SEOAL. ouaneu, anxlet;y, depression, dizziness, leg craJI'll)8 and breast tenderness and enlargement. RETURNED TO POMEROY James Terrell Gilmore, 21, Columbus, was returned to Molga CouniY !rom Fruidln County PICNIC PLANNED nturaday nlgbl by SlterUJ RobBoy Scout Troop 241 or Raert llartellbach'a Dept. GUmore cine will have Ita annual _Ilk, Ia jo _,fa,ee . UooCI ...... . lodi!.T nle -~ II F.Otkeci lliffi Lili:. 1n 11e1p Count;y Jlldp ~'rani< w. biglnnlnr at noon. All scouis Porter'. court. and their (amllles are lnYtted. WCAL TEMPS FamUiee are to bring their own The temperature in downtown food, In case ol rain, ,the pie. Pomeroy at 11 a.m. Friday un- nic will be held st the Amerdar e1o..zy aklea was 76dagrees. Ican Lesion llall !n Roe!ne at tile aame 1toor. YOUR BEST WEAPON POMEROY .,, \ ~ · ~ ~~~~be eloled !o•,JICIII-, lillh Sc:- prinelpol, was elect- 71 achool .-m, replacl-.: Nel· ens, . (adult, student, in Oliler),1 · sure ed preslclont of the SoutllaaoiA!m Ohio ,l.tbletle Leque during the o~nlzatl.on's recent fall meet-. lng held at Wellston. James Maina, Ironton, waa elected secretary ·treasurer. In other matters, league otric:lala extended a cordial welcome to Waverly High School. Waver· 1)' will become a member of the ; li~re. t24 a:~ : 'Elected. President of S~utheast LeiJgU,e '. ' '' ~~~~ ldllin, arson .flld../allaioud_~ Fl . _.lloe · ·Falls.A$leen, r .. L Wi,..s Bars llnal-·-.._ Ill ·Gio .wrttiia•1e1t 11M! 0a an tllelr :~ lor !fie DMIIIOII. , ar · ,l.riuoo . ' Later at Choo- Opo .....a..J==~ -:=·~~c~=~ Mlaa Frieda F - 1111 Ill ' Pial fl!r ca l - ldx . ...... - - . . . . . . . a ltittf ' lriOI!d, Mill BeN 'I} oio, ID_)!..p -•,l'l � 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 09. September Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Original Format The type of object, such as painting, sculpture, paper, photo, and additional data Newspaper 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 September 5, 1969 archer brooks collins hannahs preston