https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/1ee455dccbf2a3ccd4a9e3b53ccee6df.pdf ee61cb55cac016b7ebe7aa01f687326b PDF Text Text ' " " . .: '.'.:';~>! ' 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! 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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 �' . .' • ' .: ' ' "' " South Africa, Neighbors Edging Toward Brink ' .-9 ' Tbere II a racial Umo bomb tlekiDg In Africa, WllriiJ an Amerlcn educator and authority on that contiDellt. 'nle best way to defule It Ia by restoring diplomatic rela· UG. batween white South Africa and the COUDtriU of black Afrlea, contends Dr. CarlL. Seh~-~oclate profeuor ol history and poutlcal science at DeUIIIDY College ·•i,i,.'• FREDMoMANE • -_..., wiii-CIII l.aDibUry • • •' 1;'111 Thoatre Ia 11- alllclall1ilo ao -·= olr.ahrJ. 117~ " - I •::Hill! mille." Bald tllo modest 111-Kn. J 0 b • - - bltt8r thlil ~-~~ uehltol:• Yololll n-nnl , , , D, A. taliiiDs: iarkeJ w1111 IIY . .• blazoned wltll tho olopn, .. _ OJ lao'! E'fo1711dnc" 1101 10110 out of bualneool -' KI1TY Door KIUJ: ... PIIJI- ll READERS DISAGREE 1111 Thla eolumn Ia -coted to tamtly Dvlns, 10 If l'QII'ro hoYillg ldd trouble or Just plaiD -blo, lot Hoi., halp YOU. slio wiU olao ,..!como )'CIIr owa amuolni _.tMICoo. Addr... Hei.O Botto! In care ol IIIIo -er.Jn~aw _ . . . a lilY· Wli'H COLUMNIST IDs• account In hlo name. Oo Door lleltll: eveey opeclal oceaalon att.r lha~ 1be 1 - 1 refer to - - we re<elved another """' olallng ed HVeraJ IDOIIIb1 back, but I that lhe was putting more mon. can't stop thlnklog ol IL 1 IIIWII · 10' In his account 811 the acwrltA! to tell ;you I dloagree With ClllWII II made oot, not Joint!¥ ;you, and 'liiJT, with my husband, but in her Thia WONn said lhe knew nothing ol her lather except that an llllclant clipping Bald he had a-t · "Goolrn!Y •. '., ' ' . . . . . (' ' l l • '... ; '. ICNI fedli'll l'IP · - anil Dao Grolaman will try _..., ~ air· llao n • .,OD .~._ . r.a';"'au;; ioclaJite· ctUford Klel* ..W briJ!a holicoptor ·-•co to e"'-•c Nu-• ~- _ -·• '"' ~ - banaa: beJ,od • hla black bu!lor who . - . qatts " " " " bl1 with tho l.YndeD 1'IDdllna nc1me . • • Coupla Dambcl)ut AAYCADMLEY "':kf'::fl' ,&f,i:viDs lui.-"'"'"" G. ANSWER: Sbadel' of Dl'. Sara Jordan and her lOIII .l&'olh I .. ~.. idea~"'¥plil.a:fl:~o~ . " the stomach ' fat work blot.oad of IDto 'IIO:!Ivtly with I of 41kJegree Space Scientists Cover Up Help They're Giving Cities · tMnT'ti· nVI\U.J ·,, · r1abt out of the '" l . • 1r PHIL I'Afl:ol~ ' " A pe_. wllh a ,pbonom' onallllelll01'1 li Ollf wbo tiD ~ the of the . filllow wbl> liild!"•ID " •lilt ill ' With a ffii( ~sh " •• 1 ,..., MftftHI oes ' · · · ' l.:t'bh-· • lldntl 1 ' • it ' ~' I to,lt", :.~"· ·~, Iliff· , .,~ '· · "' ·I .:-,;ti'Of .. prof!"AI'. ~ • ·,.A. •Y ,•· ' Slturda)' . .. . . . •. . ·"''•N,EW YORK <tJPO-A. G. V....-lt's Cold Comfort boat !IOPolae by, four lengtho to ~· $109,8841 illotron ~~ at 11e1moot Park. _ _ _ SYRACUSE, N. Y. (UPQ The CoiUml:ols Jill and Syra. cuae _.ed their best-oloOOV. en serleo hero tonl&ht for the International League title. Jill Mana&er Don Hoak, Ia .~:~~=~ RINGS, N.Y. SP pr(~ set a his seaooo boa, flrll Indicated he witll wouldColum.. start milo record (or trotters rfll>thander Bob Settle In tile .u., 1i~J~~ "oil • ' liiu:loth, ' dopreuipll. '"' q,r.., . games WID .~~,:.~~1- ~ ~ m •., ,!']· "H' The .. .,.. 'hid hoell blili.. their " Ume IIDco Soturdalr ·"awaitlnl the CNtcome qf a play. .aueer.: · 'ley: bot w !I i e r lemon julee. l.nolnp . ~ to nljJ Loulavllle 4.3 and iiO to tho lloall. ".~ XNDIANAPOLIS, 1nL (UP!) without . - A. J. F0¥1 woo the Hoo,lor Huadred autclnabile race for a teMls championships and 'Martieonl sixth time. garet Smith Court ol Australia ' ". won the women's crown from I ' ·DEL MAR, Clllt (IJP0- Texan Nancy Richey, ~Itlce Jockey lbal,y Roo ~ -~1, • protege of WOlle AKRON, <Jllo (UP!)- OrvUie ~ker, rode six wl1110ra at Moody . sh<it a threo-undel'llll' ~ .'Mar to v1rtua11r clinch tho . 67 10 Win ·the World Series or litoet rldiDB cbom»IOIIIhlp. GQif by two otrokes over Sunday George Archer, FOREST IIILLS, N.Y. (UP!) Rod Laver and DETROIT (UPO- Larry ZleRoche pined the men'• l!ler do(fated Htmero Blanca• lln8l or Ute u.5. Open on the 'seeond hole ot a suddendeath p!Qoff 10 win the '100,000 Michigan Goll. Claoslc, Pleaie lllhlM If Fem lrOD w. rolf~Mn. ~ 1•r' • '. '·1'- ~· !'·... • ANS'NEai "uoa, •w•· ments' '''Ill' wlildl lrOD Ia" ' a y,,'Filii . ' ' one al llla, do not •.rot . . ,: . ~ eompoumii are . ~ , allowed ".' olr hotw- Syracuse and Lcidav!Uo. Syracuse Wlnt 10 ---- DEAR DR. LA~CE : DOt 1be flrat ' etcb enamel erosion "of e I! dentl!l, ~"!' away· of ·ti!etb, ' ilear the"..... Une. u ilrat pme, track with a time courae, to . dll- ,..v. In the· mouth." Tbily are 1$011 In piU form and don't coma in contact with --' ' SAPPORO, J~ptn (VPll- · Shooo "Saljo r.otalnod his World - • Aosoclallon 110itlon o1 the teathorwellht title with a •eeond-round knockout over Jose IAIIo PlmOntel o1 Mexico. .,.e-. . .:111Weekend Sports Summary 1'I ~J!j United Preas !Jtornatioral lemt111 liilcdoefore brealfaat. The - · • o clrbitlnil: bot ,, w"a te r •1111!1 Bhillln,i,,ao , BARBS ' DEAR DR. LAWI\ENCE: Is lemon juice harinful ID . teeth! I dtlDI< bot water and lemon morning before · • and I'vi beard tbat 1o m o n " j~. stralgbt or 4iJuted, Ia llaJ'm· name and our lOll"&. ""'-" ., ;n~ ly WILLIAM LAWIEHcE, D.'D:S. " ' .. '. health~! Tbatfamo'us lady bid everyone In ~ ' romanUe . . - playlnc Ro. _ and 'pfOple "'~ the world · A ti1Gu8bt for th!o do.J- Blollop , Richard CumberiiiiJ said- "ll, Is hotter 'to wear out r•t ' the" -·~ lui limo- 00 __ ._..,._~ ;;,_r._______..;,IIIBO=:..;.":...::JUII:;;;;ot:..l:(nll,;-;;:;11::;•;.:111'~'i):,;on= nMELY (I Lemon Juice Ca.n.EtCh.• ;·~:~ Tooth Enamel,· Dentiri · ·~; . Frank llolao'a Got aile cl an E, Sde IPI! wldeb.- u I prlnte eillb but will! ...., a Jlllhilc reataonat u..... Iller plddl~llhlpl'' to ...... - • !,DIM! • • • Not ... flrll MrioUB trouble for ..,. c1 ilia gave our baby girl a BIV· inP bood at birth, and wiU coa. I!Wrdered her mother Wilen tbe tllllle · ilvlnc them, she a a y a. falnll,y waa very :young, None ol Again, Utoy are made out to her her relativeo ....Ud tall her IIIII'· 11 trustee for our daullhler. thine about him, or Wlltro to Wo do -ecilte the &lftl. Not all Britons are haPJ?Y 1bout tbelr nation's scheduled fllld him. baHMI she doe111't Dllob y.., olreroct..,..attoo\i on~ trull,""" ' !Mi'·her .-..., -.fk~ ,J~"'~J!Iate•• P,}O tbe ,tbJie.lllid. . " •=-1 ~Y ·"' tlf L.JI" • to the "<atlnr · the ·l'atl.er; bitt' il'ildod, lheln rathtr than 'o ura, '- " " ' · " aldlllngs to tbe pound, one poima and one shiUing to ilie" "SomeboW I bClpo ;you doe't fol- I tall her lhls, without hurliDg guinea and so on. · low lham." lloll't THINK that, her foellnp?- NOTJRRESPON. Clergymen are especially doubUul about the change-over Htilnl 11'1 bottsr to .,... the SIBLE In chango, reports Scrlppi.Howard writer B. J . Cutler. truth, oven tboulh 70U hale It, Door Not: It seomo that the largest British coin and ibe one most I!Yo in doebt. I llllnk yoo lltould leave well freqnently found in coUectlon plates-the hllf-crOWJI-will I am In prl11011. I have a Ut- OIIOUIIb alone. Your bu-1 be oUmlnated In the new cotnaae. lie girl wbo doesn't .,... mo. - . r haa evidently earmark.. Tbe hill-crown (there l.s no sucb thln.K as a crown; that would be too logical) Is worth about 3o U.S. cents. Ita lltr - o r and .....,..., eel her Iiiia rot coliop or place wiU be taken by a 10 new-pence plece, worth :H U.S. - d Dnfer ltltlylng that-· other' !1001 she "_.,.ea. llho cents. "Yot obe'll queodoa and ay some prefer• a "trust fund~ 81'1'011pThe worry Is that If the habitual half-crown liver belina do.J boeaale lho wm't want to be- moat, II Isn't G!at lho trulll &lviDI the coin nearest in value, he wiU be cutting his dollevo her father Ia all the bod yoo 1... , but that lho wanta a DBtioll by liO per cent. thlaga the,y 1101'· 1101'-10 ID how her "-Yillpont. , CJtrcmen are bop~t the one-eo1n man wiU become I am 80inl to _ . hard to - H. a two-coillman, clrOppl In two JO.peimy plocea and thus live her material lhlnp, ov111 Door Helin: illcraulng his llvlnti by per cent. tboulh I IIWII slaY In the bact<Thla Is a note to thole 1111. But, bolnl In the Bllvation bustneaa, they are not too ........ 1 bClpo that rn be a1. pradieal klda wbo lhiD< 'lho lipllmlatle about human nature. ' lowod a Utile port ol her Ufo, l!lllbUihment Is the root or Ill but I ,.. met so uutable and ovll. I rtld ream~~¥ lhot tbe irrelpDilllble J know J doa't de. mam•faeturer ol &IWeatahlrtem.. sorvelt. But _ . . C8D dwlp, I bClpo 'nle Gulf Stream II not a 1111 girl ~Nr<hoo for me, a n d on wiU not ret ao Involved alncJe riVer In the sea, as In the preaervatlon of the - lho fllldo me (If lho doel), many have be 11 e • e d, but pruent regime In 8algon 1 . _ rn he -lilY ot her. ·MVOI'II swirling, coiUdlng, that he cannot make the in· Mt,yho tho fathor of 1CJUr eor. ~~ torrents tumteUigent decilions needed to blln& DOrtilward. .._.,.Ill 11 waltlnl for wOn! By United Press lntermtioral end this war. hlo falnll,y him hock. OUGtloloQUt ~~que· Pic- -8111. Va!ICe Hortl«<, !).Ind. that We eao't mike the flrll . Toda)' Ia Monda.\', Sept. 8, the card, 011 the 11k1af1 driflmon. We DDIII al-a he _ 2Siot do.J o( 1969 with 114 to itlg tiOJIGII• of lhe The spsce pi'OI!l'am serves .......... - B111 Prtm1din in WAmNG follow, u tbe cutting edge of tech- o.r Wallbw: lhe Gulf Slremn. 'lhe mOIHI Ia opproochiDs Ita no1otV. ,.. new ptase. -Millon Kloit&, Alomic EnIIID,y eorn~• aareed 1be mornl~ stars are .v Omll Well, lt'o too lite for e!VII CGI!UIIIalotl director will! 1011 thai a ddld - d .... pandcbtldren, ao I might os and Saturn. • "'' of space IIIICfear Well BOttle for children. out her Jl&l'llll, rather - llYe 'lhe omtlog aisrs are illorc~to -Robert B. lrfeytU!r, 61, tor· Ia doubt. 1bere ""' he hoort- cy, illora and Jupiter, Q-Who 1D<11 lhe firlllllllll mer QotH!rnor of NnD On Utls day In hislorY: achea olther - · but perhapo 1o ""' a mile In leso than Jef'lt'J." whole 411/""r-old four IM111k17 70U'n rlalrt and I was 1mllll· In 1565 tho Drat ' permanent fDifell u:pecling lhei'r A-Roger Bannilter, a I bClpo IOID8 do.J 1CJUr doulft.. aottlemont or wlat Is ..,.. the ~ cllild after' 13 '""" British athlete. He ran a ter fllldo you! _ H. of t!lelrriage. Coatlnolllal United States ",.. mUe In 3 mlnutel, 111.4 .... o.r lltllll: ODds, at Osford, Eqland, on Whoa our flrll - ,..1 boro, founded in st. AugusUno, Fla. In 1900 more than 5,000 May 6, 11M. I ~"" that President NixperiODs were killed wbn a hurrlcono and tidal wave struck Galveslon, Tex. In 193f tho United States Uner "Morro taltle" burned off Asbury, Park, N.J., llklll!l !37" Uvea. In !954 tile oigiJI-tlation Soulheoot Asian Defonae Trea~ si>oniiOI'ed by Weotero powera was slgned at illonlla. ... ....,.,.u - ....... Lighter Collection Plate? . tho lun..,_ ..-¥atlon at Tho Colao!T hocouse - were inhared. though none IIOrlously, "U...bockOr '>'I Atkin..., (brulaed l!neo), guard Hendy Baanwuon (bruJaed shoulder), cor.nerback ·~ Bever!¥ (pulled groin muoclo), running back Lee Whlte (bruised lmeol and split "and George Sauer (concussion) all needed medleal treatment bUt are eJqJOctod to he, back in action next wMkead when the J ole open defense or their American Football L e a g .u e chaJnplonshlp aplnst the But· alo" BUI~ in Bulfalo. 1 Jn other pre-se~ton pmes Saturday nl&ht, Lol AJWeles overwhelmed Buffalo, 51!-20, Green Boy ~ Plttollurlh, 31-19, cte,.land best WashiDslon, 20.10, Minnesota edged Now York, 28-27, De\rott nfl'ped Philadelphia, 23-21, Kanoas City defeated Atlanta, 14-10, ctnciJ>. . MONZA, IC.i¥ (UPll-Jacklo Stewari of Scodand drove his illotr.-Fonl P139 to reeonl time vietory In the ltsllail oi-and "Prix to clinch Ute 1968 World Qr!YIIl!l Championship. a I. . ' '" ' :< ' \ . United Press lntornaU~ NATIONAL LEAGUE ' EAST W L Chicago •• , , 84 56 New York .• 80 57 Plttahurgh , • , 74 61 s~ Louts ••.• 13 65 PhUad<tlhll! , • ~ Pet. GB ,600 .584 21h ~518 ·.Want . . '·: ··- ,, I • . ;. ' 'l'h '" . . ··~ , '." •· . ' , ·,. riED·OOWN ' Montreal . . ••, "43 96 •309 40'h WEsT w L Pet. GB San Fnn •• .. 11 65 .558 Clnci!IIBti , . , 71 61 .548 l'h Allanca ••••. 76 64 ,513 2 Los Aogoles .. 74 53 .540 2'h lloualon ..... 72 65 .526 4'h Son Diego . .. . 44 95 .317 3Sih Sunday'a Results New York 9 Phlla 3 Atlanta 1 ClnciiiiBU 3 PlUs 7 Chicago :;, 11 inns. Montreal ~ st. Louis 0 Houston 1 San Fran 6 San Diego I Los A., 2 Today's Prohobi¥ Pitchers (All 11mes ED'!') Chicago (Hands 16-12lat New York <Koosman 12-9), 8 p. m. Pittsburgh (Ellis 9-14) at Mon. •treal (Waslewski 2-8), · 8 p. m. st. Louis ('rsylor 6-2) at Philadelphia (Fryman 1-lll, 7:30 p, m. Los ~oo(Singer1M)atAI­ Ianta (Britton 7-5!, 8 p. m. San Francil!lco CMarlchal 179 and Bolin 7-1} at CinciOMH (Arrigo ~ and Malono1 11-4),, 2, 5:30 p. m. San Diego (Croklns 11-0) at Houston (Grilftn 9-6), 8:30 p.m. Tuesday's Games Odcago at NeW York 1 night Pitts at Moltreal, night St. Louio at Phlla., nlsllt Los AJv, at Atlanta, nl&ht San Fran at Cinciruat1. night San Diego at Houston, night - - - ~ AMERICAN LEAGIJE ~our In ill pltchera step forward alii claim ' JlaraudersExpecting Sidelined Boys Back any - -' cordit:l.oDlng work betore Friday. J\Ulior reserve quarterl:eck alii defensive hoek lleMls Boggs, ill last week, is e,q,ected to be taklll!l lull dr!Us lhls week. Not a siQ~:le Marauder was gi'OUI¥Ied Frldo,J night In lhe Flyer game. The MaraOOers gaveuponly41 yards on tl1e ground to IrOiton st. Joe, butpennitted 17 passes to he completed In 36 atteoqrll, good lor 153 yuds. "With a good lead, we were playtrw it looseonpassdefenae." said Head Marauder Ccech Charles Chancey after the game. "It was a clance tor some of our new pass defelllers to get e"'H'rience." Work on Mondays Is usustly .111!1t f<p: planra got1111 the ~ "psrt.ol.a game.cm ~'- ... ". '" ".Tuesday ilwUI be-nto"ork on the nuts and bolts of the upcomiJW Friday game with the Big Blacks, the tiral non • league match before the SEOAL opener at Jackoon, Sop~ 19. •. No\.TIONAL "LEAG1/E . ' : G. M II, ll Pet. Cl!li!Dio; Pit 116 433 'tt 151 ,110 ~"'!!''"• NY !26 Loop Scribes Will Meet On ball champloool!lp? him in recent tourrw.menta, Following laat Friday's open. log games It - s that IIIII' me -. live very strc.Jg teams could he the chamjJion ID November. Some cl the queodCNa on IIIIa subJect m.,- he answered noxt iblda,y, Sept. If, memhera ol tile Soulheostaro <Jllo Sports.. writers and Broadcasters AsBOclatlon meet ID hckBOII to make thalr lllniBI plpldn progno&ticatlooa on tile outcome of I h e SEOAL race• Tho .-og will be bold at tile Joll¥ Lanes Bowling 11art1nc at 1 p.m. will! all ol tile 1-e'• blah s c - princl!llla and_atbletlc dlreetoro ln. vltedto _ earned •15,000 for second plAce and 1'1~ and Jacklin wore "consoled Willi $6,2110 each. 'lho ~5-yoar-001 Moody, w!to didn't slsri to earve ooa • pro golf career until he ended 1% years of Arm,y service 20 Preoldeat Jim Sollars ol tho months ai!O and lound himoell Jackml Pllbllablng Co. IIIII10Uilcsc:me cash 1901'801"8• tad tttr. od thai a dinner will he birdies and 15 pars ao he BOrVad It I p.m. followed by the overtook F1CQ.t and Jacklin and .......... - - a t 2 p.m. ~Moody. "'11at's with lOme at then bold off Archer. Ofllc:oro for t11o assoelatlon tho money. Some l'n give 10 F"unny guy, Orville. Onl¥ the will he elected for the 1961t-70 DI.Y _.,.., lmle to my wile, other proo aren't laughing. lcbonl Joor, . . . will be collad IDIIUJ Ml Probabb' itm11t." lactod ,._ lOch modla, and tile MoOdy WOO tile Workl Sorita and - · will In the JIOID'(,ill ~ the ......... the o( ' . CID . f. ~'" a,: h; w,.O,, • 35; b '" ' ewer ·' :-' 1IElD FOR llVHilnt . CHABLESTON, W,V0..(UP1)- llou,,. ,U.n;'~ llil•~s, SF l.ero7 s, Ferlill-· 36, Clan.. land, ElhiD, 1!ai bf111 on • ...... 29. " ' ' .,.' 85.154 .st8 116 ·••·"' ···~u~ , ,,,._':'~~ s _cc: 152 der ebarae 1n the s.~ nllbt ". 11100t1n11 ofWUIIarli Mlllacla..r. " 1eo1a1. · ' Forau-• Wuo, Dmloo, 12, . ",..bold u an ·~BOI'I'- ' IP'Iri•-· per- lOck teotn baton IINik'lll tbelr ~~.Oilthooul­ ,cl tho tltio c:bue. Folllllllll the,la:alnooo s e ...-.,~the- media will tholl COtldtlct -will! 1110 ....._!lb;ltoroper. talolt11 1111' .._,In ' polldu, , _ .........,lldp - .,lnlarmal,....,.. *' ~·.and-aattsro. those fourth ond ftllh sputa in tbe 1tarting rotadoo,., saki Briatol after Sun!JQ' a game. CUlver Given Lo11 George Culver, making his nrst start since comi'W" ott 1he ditable list last Tuesday 1 wound .., with tho loss att.r bologtagged for four runs In the ftrat Inning. RIVER NEWS •llbth -.ct. . " .' ' 'i'itrreo · •IDsted Hoctor " witll the fiUecl and two out Ia the niMh to. l1lDII San Fl'811ciaco'o Mike McCormick hla nbttll loso. Jack BUll..,..., who obul out Ute Glalif 111 one hit In the laat three lnnlnots. raised hla record to 64 The Braws added two more In the foorUt iMiJW on a pair or Red errors, a walk and a 111.crWce fl.y. '"1bat'1 another thing/' remarked Britto! "We hive beea gtvirw awa,y 1110 many runs la.._ 1)'." Ron Reed suffered a painful blow Jull above his right wriat when struck by a Rolf! liner iD the llrll iml!w, but remained In the pme Wltll his arm stitrened In the sixth imiiW when tho Rods picked"' two runs. 'lho Brave righthander, wbo noted his 15111 victory or the oooson, bore a 1 - "Ute olze ol an egg oo hlo arm after thepme. "Alter they got me these tOur runa in the flrtt irmlng, tbcJueb., there was no way I was gobw to ccme. out of U.t pme," u-'d l'WII GAUGES - Gallipolis, 12.2 and 12. 9 rlllllliDs 4 feet or roll· era; P~ PloaBIIII, 24.08; Porneroy-illooon, 20"55; Hl.aon, L40 falling; Kanawha Falls, 4. 75 fall. ing; Cllarloston, 18.44 risiJW, London and Marmet are on the sUI; Winfield is runnna one foot ol rollers. BOAT MOVEMENTS: Reed. GALUPOLIS LOCKS - VSEC Honk Aaron pounded out No. I clown 6:15 p. m.; 5. M. three hits, Including blo 39th Jenks d..,. 8:05 p. m.; QuBher homer of the season, and~ State .., 10:35 p. m.; John J. ,do Cepeda had a double and two Rowodowni1:3Sp.m.;llayouLa- singles to lead the Albmta vicFitte down 2:11 a. m.; H. E. tory. Bowles down 7:20 a. m.; Alton Cecil Upshow came in for Reed Zephyr~ 8:30 a. m. in the sixth to preserve the vieKANAWHA RIVER- illonnot, tory, Fort Dearborn down 6:30 a. m.; The Braves added the tworuna Winfield, Glendora .., 3:25 L m.; In the fourth imiJW oil reliever Soi'II,Y down 11:35 p. m.; Edward Clay Carrollooa walk allier,....• S. Bosworth On 2:20 a. m.; by Carroll and Perez. Aaron's George T. Price 14> 5:40 a. m.; homer In tile seventh Inning o1r Ouac:hlta down 6:10 a. m.; Polly Deruds Ribant gave the Braves R.. .., 1 a. m. . their ftoal run. OJIIIOlmvER'Loektl .Jalliiee ·' · ·· · ·· "' ·. · -·t ,, '"' ' ~"' · ' "' ' ,. . . a. · ~· down6o. m:; I.Oclt'14; 6: · F. Shearer ~ 10:55 p. m.; Charles K. up 5:15 L m.; Steel Pioneer down 7 a. m.; William ll Zimmer doMI wattirw; IA:M:k 161 Diane Booworlh 2 a. m.; Northern down 4: L m.; Paul D. 'I' 5:20 a. m.; Onnrd ~ 6:35 a. m.; Lock 171 Foremost down 1:10 a. .m.; Vulcan lC) 6:0S a. m.; Prlncipio 'I' 6:4:5 a. m. ; Belleville Locks, John Puahak up 10:25 p. m.; Jefferson up 5:10 a. m.; Lock 21, Buckeye State down 5:50 a. m.; Racine Locks, W. ll Sha ver, Jr. down 5 p.m.; Elgerclitr down 6:35 p. m.; E"Plorer up 4:35 a. m.: Mt. State up 5:40 a. m.; RobertP. Tiboltt.V6:50a.m.; . N ' PERMANENT PRESS 18 washer Greenup I.oeks, Ravenswood down 9:50 p. m.; Lelia c. Shearer down 6:35p.m.; Cotton Queen up 9:10 p. m.; Valvoiine up !0:20 p. m.; Franklin ~ 4:()5 a. m. i 1.. W, SWeet up 1:45 L m. I Meldahl Locks, R. ll Bosworth n ' down 1:20 p. m.; Cypress down 3 · p. m.; Allied-Ashland d'"'n 6:15 p. m.; J. S. Lewis _., 7:30 p. m.; Elisha Woods ~;> 7:50 p. m.; Stool RaJwer down 9:40 p. m.; Scott Chotln ... 11:40 p. m.; Phlllp~ ....:30o.m. a lf ro~<'w heord about our opet'Giion, be polite and lilttll, 011!f!Ddll. ' In hlo ninth win whllt 1....... •'-r ~ au«.nd blo ", In Tonight's Twin Bill . September 14 Gol-~"er ".! • MoodvAnvmnre~.==::..u::::~ ..., ..., •• -Firestone COUntry Club course by out-las~ Master• champion George Archer or Gilroy, cant, who had a 69-143; PGA cbom»loo Ray " F1oy<l of Lake Hawsh, Ariz., Who had 73-145i and Br!Ush open ehampioo Tooy Jacklin, who lad 72-145. Archer, who will umlergo meclical examiration this week tor the persistent stGmach palos U.t have been botherillg ......eta.. First Place on the Line Nobody's Laughing at . aj. r.uot CINCINNATI (UPI) - The Cincinnati Rods will atlelq>t to wrest ftrst place rom the San Francisco Glalts in the National League's Western Division tonight when the two cltj:)s clash in a twi-nlght doubleheader at Crosley Field, The Giants will enter tho first game With a l'h game bulp over the Reds. Both clubo lostSunda3. The Reds took a 7-3 clnlllbllw frmn tho Atlanta Bravos while the Glanta drqlped a 7·6 decisIon 10 the Houston Astros a1lor squardertng an early lead. Jbn Maloney and Gerry Arrlgn wUI <WOse tho Glanta' Joan Mariclal and Bob Bolin. 1be clubs wind up their series Tuelday night when tile tleds will send Jim Merritt aplnst Gaylord P•rry. Reds Mamger Dave Brbtol had Pete Roae 1 Alex Johnson and Johnny Bench laldll!l some extra hlttiDs praetlce after S..... day's loss to the Braves. "I think rve regained my lollhanded Jtroke," Aid Rose ~ Odently alter the · post 111Dl• workout. The star Red outnelder wao hitless In 12 trips to the plate holore bangiDs out three hits in foor at-ball Sunday." Rose betted a torrid .380 for the IIIOdh ol August. "rve already lad my s1u1q> tor September," he said..."Notr J. .~ ~~~"" ,. q ~:.--;10··.·"" . •'We've grit to ~n .a ~ Sunctay•s Results ' . by CecU q,.. •••· The hamer was /tuot/1 31111 cl tho alii tile 541111 of his - · !loorge Qalver 111ltered hia · - d~ BDI StoMmon pllchad • n..... hitter and Ruaty Staub hit a three-run homer olf Steve Carllal In the third Inn!. to rive the "Elpos their vtetory over the Cardinals. - n atruek Out four and walked two rOlf lncludiDs • Sunda3's 7..1 shocker to the " Plttsburi!h Pirates in llllllllnp. The Mets, Who ·seem to come up with a new hero every day1 aeored two runs to take a S-3 lead In the seventh Inning ~ l'eni's double ana 1"1»SundaY and then wrapped "' " aeorl~ olngles by Ed ~iezlo " the decialon with four runs in and Clarence Gastol'l were the the eighth. The Cuba were one big blowa of a threw.., putout away from a 5:-4 victory seventh-lmlow rally Wlllch ga¥O when WOlle StargeU tlod tho tho Padres tbelr fourth strallht acore with a hmner alii the over the Dodgers. now 21h Pirates went on to win wtth two jpiDIOB oot ol first place in tbe AKRON, Ohio (UPO - Have you notlted? Nobody's laughiDs at Orville Moody any more. Orville'll gone and done it again- wltll a thre<H~IIIer..,... 67 Sunday foi a 141 total tlilt ga,. him the World Series of Golf by two sirokes over lieorge Archer. Suddenly his notions about pnctlciJW and crooa-handed puttlog ani setting more serious attertlon, tor It's obvious llfoody Ia aclustly a genulno golf star. And Orville, tuckiDs the '50,000 chock for first pr!Je in the World Series into his pocket and headl~ for Las Vegas to host a military golf tournamolt today, Ia sayiog """"' pretty serloua lhlnp. · "I llllnk I'd Uko to eslabllllh a lcholarlhlp " fund for stme ~eaervlrv )'OUIW goiter., n saki " AI Santorlnl ....a 7 SWeep illlll!p for his sevolllb · win 1be ijU ' " ' llleao l'ldreo whUo Claude Osteen loot hla coqlotod • " ~ BWOIII 12th decision . agaiDst 18 >1c1oo when they dOteated the Los rloa. Lead 111-Hlt Attack AJWelOJ ~·· 4-2, tho AllaiD Brawo clowl*l tho 1lank Aaron hit 1 homer and Cln<i!lllti " Reds, 7-3, tile two &IDslos allll Orllndo Cepeda "'-*"1 EJIIOI ~~ tile St. had a double and two slrwlos to LOuis Qlrdl,.ls, 3-0, &\II the lead the Braves' 111-hlt attack Houolal Alti'os IOIIiled the San which brought Ron Reed his Fral'lclsco Oinats1 7..6, in othl!r 15th win With 3 2-8 lnnloga of NLpmea. In tho " "Alnerlcai> ~. Minnesota l'«<ted Oakland, 111-4, Waohl~ Dipped "Boslon, 11-2, Clevelanl downed New' York, 73, Chlcaao dafeated Cllilornil, 4-1, Baltimore edged Detroit, 65, In 14 imlngs and Seotlle sqiiOMed past Kanaas City, 7-4, · In 10 lnnlnor•. '" The MCII>da.Y count of heado in Meigs Marauderllild is eJqJOcted to reftd an hands presert who playell Friday night agalnot lriJOo ton st. Joe plus a few who had been held out of action because of sundry ache• and pains. 'lhe Marauders opened their 1969 f - U campaign with a 28-14 victory over the Class A catholic school, the score hardly .shaft' I~ the difference between the · clubt aa the Flyers' seconl TD came late aplnst a mixture EAST or Marauder secoM, third a n d W L PeL GB lourth striiii!Ors. Baltimore .• , 95 45 .679 Playl~ only alewminutaoFriDetrolt • . , • , 80 59 .576 14'/, day night was offensive ellll Joo Boston •••. , 74 63 .540 19\', ·Kloos, who is eJqJOcted to be In Wash!~ , • 72 68 .514 23 heiiA!r trim for the big Point New York • • , 68 69 .•500 25 Plesssnt match this comiDs FriCieveland ••. 56 84 · .100 39 day nigilt WESJJI• )\f :~ Tr ~ ._. M More (Jleltionable i~_ theJw.il, W L P!=l, !i¥, !'I>IIJJ;r ol e~n Mike~. MtnneJQL'., 85 ~ .'81'1f ''"•'"""IWO..a,y Iackie, '\lho was In the Oakland , .• , 76 6! ,555 Slh heoPilll over tho weekeod tskiJW Californte •• .'59 77 ,434 25 treatment for a kidney lnfecUon. Kansas City . , 56 82 , 406 29 Even should Barr escape confines Chlcaao, • , , 54 82 .397 30 of the hooPital, he is oot e>!lectSeattle ••••• 52 85 .380 32'h ed to he able to do much - If Wash 3 Boston 2, 10 11'111. · Cleveland 1 New York 3 Bait 6 Detroit 5, 14 Inns. Chicago 4 California I Minnesota 16 Oakland 4 Seattle 1 K. C. 6, 10 ims. 'J'oday's Probable Pitchers (All 11mes ED'!? Kansas City (Nelson 7·13) ot Oakland (Krause 1·1'1, 10:30 p.m. ld!Mesots (Perry 17-5! at Col· ilornla (R. May 7-11), 11 p. m. Clllcago (Peters 9-12 andJohna 6-11) at Seattle CBarbor 2-4 and Fuentes Q-0) 2, 9 p, m. N"" York <Keldch 1-4) at Detroll (WUson 12-Sl, 9 p. m. Boston (Landis 5-5) at Cleveland ()Jargon 1>-12), 7:'5 p. m. Washington (Carlos $-3latBaltlmore ( P - s 12-8), 8 p, m. Tuesday's Game:'\ Kan City at Oakland, night Minnesota at California Nn York at Detroit; night Boston at Cleveland, night Wash. at llaltbnore, night ' Only gamea scheduled w w..~ :F....-.oam. York tonl&ht with Ute Msts tram• by • ~ . same• but ComiJW olf a llo3 •rout of the Phlladol)lhl,a Ph!Uios. 'lhe CUba, meanwbUe, haw lo.t ' ' ruos In the !.itb. open a two-sanll Hriel tn ~ew .529 10 82 .101 2'1'h ' " ·. ', . ' IJPI I!PJt'il Wrlter " ll'o the Nri • York illola Vlo tho 011caao · "'CUb• ap1n " "but with a new· twist: The Met1 are drlvfog and the Cubs - are aeekiJW to brake a losiDs otreok. Tho National '• League's two Eaatern Dlvtaton contenders Shop The 't·· ' By ' , ··Mets·' CUb~ Clash Iri . N. Yiil-k ". , '' I •' ·L~ IIY ' > ' ', P.rllll allll AI '""""' . ahatlng tho quarter. dulles, In Saturday nl&ht'a aplnst the Cowbc>Jos, the "rblied "' only 136 yards ID . "olreoae and maoaged only flrll downl-all In the fb:at, quarter, Twice they got lllltde the 1!1-Yinl Une but each nat• tripped D4trlver 1 1~11, . ~ ·bod to settle for a fteld Houaton cruahed New ·orleans. .... •by Jbn Turner. 31).14, and Miami blanl!ed , Niaalh, who didn't suit .., " Boslon, 13-a In 000 Soamy ........ or a blood clot In his contest. st. Louia trimmed San ~~ IDs. IDsteod . watched Fnnclsco, 2!-10. ' ·hoiJI!eaaly from tho atdellnet as A crowd of 69,904 111rned out rookie Ropr Stauhoch gutdod In Los All!OieB to watch the "COWboys to victory, Buftjolo'o O.J. Slmjlaoo make " "1be pronilsq rookie COMect- his pro debut oo his old '!ld <ill 10 of 16 passes for 1841 stomping srounds, but Barns' .,n,r.da and scrambled 17 YIJ'ds quarterback Roman Gabriel ~ a touchdown himsell before stole the show from Shru»son. the pme mid- In Gabriel scored three touchlho lhlrd period alter holDs dOWIII and Ollllneered severll ohakon ..,, 1 others whUo Slmi>son was held : " ~~ wu a rough game I or to 2Q yards in seven carries by sides as live Jels' pil,yero the Rams' atrq ·derensive M o unit. lloooftelt • • • Tllo wltdiJo ... Individualism Is Legal Fashions change but legal principles don't. Low scbool students "are urged to llle these precedents In tbelr memories for reference on that day-oh, maybe lJl year• from 11ow-wben the first representative of a new generation goes to court to contest his dismi.oaal for wearing his hair too short and for shaving every day. • •• laUall 11'1 on BdiiJ. . Ann Clark Roooevett told her" frload, ~. to malui "\ ' Setbacl~. reaoll' llOwiiOl' ....d bGotlbt It a d - -·. . ,. -',• ·'.r.,'' ·' ""'"" cbolce. had been &red because he wore a 6eard. . 1JPI ~Writer ~Ia dead..,.. 1110 "New 'York Jeto. can't Win without Joe In West Virginia. Isolation through moral and economic sanctions has farced South Africans Into a defensive and lnftelible position, be says, and continuocllaolatian, sanctiOIIS and lbreats ol wu Clll oDI)r result in tbelr taldqeven more oppreBBive meuurea against blacb and Aslalla wllbln their borders. " "Tbe UJI(tecl statea and other powers," says Sehwelnfurlb, "lhould l!lvo all poaslble (nonmilitary) support to the amaJl black lndependent atateo which point lite swordl Into the bear! of South Africa: SWIIZIIand, Lesolbo and Botsawana . • . they should become lhowplaces of what the black man can do with proper lllliltance." At the aamo Umo, we should try to develop u many contacts u pooslble with South Africa and ber people, because 1lllderllaDdlng occurs oDi)r through communication. "Increased relatiODB will show us what their 1yatam has aceompllabed, and It will allow for the South Afrleans to 100 what black people ID the United states have accomplilhed," he layS. He predicts DO sudden or dramatic change ID South Afrl· can attitudes and practices, but a more positive and pragmatic approach to the coUDtry by black Afrlcana and others could at lout br!Dg about a more just and equitable modlftcatlon In Its raclal poUclos. lt's 'a tall onler,llke askiDg the Arabs to oatand the hand of friendship to the lsraeUa. But, In both cu.. , the oDI)r other lltemative-a mutual bloodbatb-reaUy leaves no High school students' manner of dressing may not be replated by administrative order where fashion or Iaaie are the sole criteria, the New York state Education Comml.osloner ruled this year. " "The llandarda of taste of a previous generation of stu· dents are an IDsuftlclenl hasis for the imposition of realrlctinns on aludents lodey ," the commi.o81oner stated. That was a purely admlnlairative decision, but DOW the same rlgbt to lodlvldualism In appearanc.. has been accorded teachers by a federal court. Tba U.S. Dlalrlct Court for Massachusetts recently ordered the reiDststement, with back pay and co_.,.a. tory damages, of a zt-yeat-old ei.lhth-grade teacber who ' ' ,.~ 219·95 5 coo-. tempe,..ture ..' •...,._,fy quiet . " . INGELS FUIIIITUIE 2 10 IB-Ib. copoclry . .. apoc/al ollmiiiiiiQ wrlnkfel . . . multiple and tPMd Rlflnpa tor all fabrlct ...,., ,..,. . . . ..,., lid. MIDDLEPORT Open Fri. & Sat. Nighto City Loan of course ... · ' �' ·~· J ' .. • • ' . I t. Oldl MUELLU, .. NEASpom Sll(e Z. Ho..~ wa S. Arb-• .:' Forecast: Writer ·• Thumb . • •• t. Solilllera c11 - ~ . .... . '. •· ""-'-· , , _ ·..~· . ,• • 1. ~ ..' •· Peliil.S1iti I. Oklahoma · ' 11. Vlrp.la Tech ' ' Polalble Bn~a: Air Foree, AlaiJQUI, Goer•'•· LSU, Mk:l!llae Slate, NOtre· Dallle, Nortb CareiiU State, Slroafol'tl, Weot VlrcJala, JVyomlnl. NEW YUIUI.-(NEA)-Ohio State has the beat college football team In the e<>unlry. Admittedly, prognostication Ia at best an Imprecise oe!eace, but at a time Uke this (before the aoason begins), there can be no other No. 1. TIJe Buckeyts eeeompllahed all that can be accomplished taat year-with sOphomores: Unbeaten, untied, No. 1 in all potts with a win over No. 2 Southern California in the Role BowL A year older and a year stronger, Coach Woody Hayes' team simply must be rated the best team In tbe land. · Still, some clairvoyants lnevitabb', for the sake ol con· trail (or argument), have cone out of their way to outrage Ohio'I eltizenry. In varlouo medias, men have stubbornly lnsllled that teams lrom Arkanau, Southern California, HOUlton, Georgia, Missouri and Texas will be the country's best. Tttese are brave men. Of that number, perhaps Houston provides the greatest challence to Ohio State's rariklng. This fact alone borders on the unusuaL For several years now, you see, the University of Hous· ton's football team has been sort of a carnival freak-an somehow Ragged during simple deeds, like lacing his sandals. Few teams Ill collegiate football's 100 years have possessed the striking power of Houston's dreaded trlpteoplloil (Veer-T) olfense. TIJe Cougars have led the nation In total offense for three consecutive years now, having averaged 582 yards a game last season lor an all-time NCAA record. Still, Houston always managed to lose to schools other teams were walloping. It was a phenomenon that caused Coach Bill Yeomad considerable anguish. Spocutation on the subject has been varied. Some at· '· 1~rcq safely Ernie Kellerman only way Is to let the clock run out. A two-point win Ia as good as anythiJl!.' "Greg doesD't realize yot that in pro f - a tot of things can happen In the short mlt>o utes at the enl." Special Meaolng but he feU down." ' The Rrowns must drop six men today plus four others by next Monday to meet NadCIIoi FoothoU Loape requirements for a final oquad ol 40 players. Kellerman c:ould bo placed on waivers as 11\lured reouldq In him being benched for 16 cloys or three games. c:outd tOIIII>Ii<ate tho reduction today o1 the Cleveland Rrowna aqUici to 44 players. Kallerman InJured hla toft thumb Ssturcloy nlsht In lhe Browns 211-10 victory over lhe WaahiqJton Rodaklna arlll was npteted to be out of action for tho next three weeks. Rookie Freddie Summer from CINCINNATI (UP!) _ BeJ>o Wake Forest wW prubobly 011 gala Gooch Paul Brown eeleIn for Kallerman In the IIDa1 brated hil 6lal birthday SWlllay .~ _.e S.lurday ·· nlght · f · · ""'' "'- AmeriWI F...,., · 1JJ :AAron --•··t 1be ·Invading ., -· "·" · " , · ~.. ....... ball League team • Mlrmesota Vikbw•· straight win. ' Kellerman Ia tho aeconl vetTho BerwaJa sl!ppeci paot lhe eran defenllve bacldlelder lobe Dell"'r Rroncoo S.turday night aldellnodiaexhlbldll!piay. Cor· 13-Uintllolrlastexhlblllonca>norbaek Ben Davis Ia out lndef· tea~ They open their 1885011 Italy with a knee Injury. FlriJt. next Suoday aplnat the Miami yoor man Walt Sumner las Dolphins at Nippert Stadium beau llllltw 111 at Davia' post. hero. lion. n -0 must •ut lour more m : ; . . the pe';,..nent roster Talented Rookies '"We are fortunate to have toclay to brill! tho team down such rookies aa Walt ani Fred- to the regutatloo 40 members. die around.,. said head coach Rrown was still chuc~ Blanton Collier. "Both have lal- about his rambunctious YOUDI em..•• qlllrterbock Greg Cook, who . ,.Rookies make mistakes. wasn't contert with the tw~ bonver, and it's a real blow point victory over lbe Broncos. to lose Ernie,., added the coach. "All 01 A -en" Ernie rocellod Drat feellnglbe Tho Benplo had lhe ball deep palo while lll8ldtv a tickle and In Denver territory during lbe later wbCII plcldng ott a pou waning IDCIJlenl& o1 lite game. Waahingtoo quarterboek "All (I( a sudden lhere was Semy Jurpnsen. a time out/' Brown recounted ~'Ole harm was hurting then,"' "Grer came running over llld K.Uermn I said. urm surprised said he called it. Yoo know, ho I waa able to hang on to the wanted to go for another one. baiL Son~!)' drilled it. The ..,. 111 said. •ror goodness sake•, was lnterlllod for Jerry Smith Greg. In a altuadon like tlat lbe !;race H!'Ve ,. · -1~~·~, Ntl.tet ~.. '·4' ~ ~~ . , ,Mzi .Carl : a, 11teraat1oaaJ Order of Jobo Daualltert, of ' ~ lil\lli!I"L RDirert'.--~·~et co. ,. ' . moved- u.r, to- ram lllird ... o. en- w-. _...L. wa',.,.,:; !..:1!'L.m• . 11th R 1 • e igion in 11merica enluring contribution to tha spiritual wollare or manklrlll. Contemporary scholarship has produc:ed four ol the boot tranolatlona of tho Bible that have ever bean a>alloble to lbe one billion people around the world who use the Ervllah language. In order of their appearance, they are (1) The Revlood Standard Version, eoounonly called tho RSV: (2) Tho Jerusalem Biblei (3) The New English Bible: and (4) The Today's English Version, olherwise known. as the TEV. U you've never read lhe Blble In one of lbese modern ErvJish Miss West, ai 76, Still Slwwing ~ . ~ -i ., No One Injured in, s-... Let's all be a little less Rlggy. . How to Play the Vamp in Movies:=...~.~~~ "·· .MJ.ss West touched her bosom HOLLYWOOD (UP0 - Nobody'• bothered to tell Mae in mock . astonishment a1111 Wut ahola 76 yean old. So she lOfl'ered her e,es in an still eomoa on Uke a vamp with impresahe great show of I'IV)' man who ventures near modesty. uNlllit;.v is art, not sex," Mae bor whlll and gold.ioal parlor...; lhl temptreso. said, swirlilw her fioor..-JWth An:l at 76 sl1e could teach white satin negligee In an arc. "I don't believe ln IUJIQ"," Welch a few lessons. ••Honey, I'm glad you came she continued. 141t detracts \Cii to see me," she said, lrom your face and peraomllty. touching her blonciMihite tres- That's Why I never show my ._.1 ••• .ia the ~ld geature of tl1e ankles!' Miss Woat Ia elated that the producers of 'dle lllm are allowing her to write much or her own dial- arlll that Edllh Hoad las been hired to clooo abo '"' about raturnlll! to whip .., a Oaahy wanlrobe for llr,tL llae will lltart her tint movie in 28 years, ••Myra Bl'eekenrldge." Her last was "'lbe Heat'• On" in 1943. HOIII' 10011 ftlma after all tbeae years Keeps Up With Times "Great. boney:• abe replied. kept .., with the timeL I'm 'IJGt worried a bl~" Will tllo sox 01mbel of lite 30o ··r.. 11 her. "ThOJ used to censor my dial- In the old claya," Mae 1111c1 wllh 1 ""'"o-hllher omtle. 11 Now I ean hardb UtUe •• todl)''a aex bfta,.e •. w. " OI'TOIETIIST · 9:30 TO IZ, 2 TO I (CUISE AT NOON lllil EAST COURT ST., POMEROY . ' to lhere isn't a ceMOI" • 0.1• . J' wd ....., .., with ,..,. 10Q11 11..1 . .' ' · By LOUIS CASSELS By United Pross lnternadonal PoseriQ- wlU eredlt our dme "lib at loaat nne major llld Paid $350,000 For Role Mae said she is beh~ paid $350,000 Cor her role, all:! $50,000 for ·every week she works after the siHt"eek cutott "I've turned down dozens ot pictures:• she said, Hincluding 11 Pal JoeyU and ..The Art or Love'- because the construction wasn't right for me. This role wu flied. at is just wtat t•ve been looklrw ron, around a.m., for.,. · Mr. Daw-. a. For many year& Mae West· o1 Rlrtia-'; II wu an anachronlom. Todll,l' abe -hll wife, is •• high at;yle as a W.C. Danlal R. Fttld'a poster, She mendona that late comodlan with wbom aha made · two amaoh hlto. They didn't move in ·the same circles or appreciate the aame thlngL Flalda would choose a martini over lemlnt... _.onohiP every time. ... :Jame ... .Jnajoa!lc lbo ~=~lbe~l(lng=~·~:;;;::;;;!, ''{ .' ·; "· Of F........ cmcer. will is ~~o~te...~ BETHEL .. ·WSCS moetq Ill ~iter aed ·' ~ ropreoe- ~ diit.~li. ...-. 11111 I&" illhlliarftQ', 1&. lo!mbla. 7r• ~ aiiol I&L J.. McWhorter ani a p.m. 4. "" :' . MrL Everitt . kdCOJ!Ib were -.rt, Clllt!lp, W. Vp., ....... cellod to Loddiai1. Tlxu, Ill' l!!t ter 4.oo Lm. ~· ··" dloth (I( ){rL UJllon Jtilmii'Oii. , ~ •• olator of MrL llarJ81, Mr. J!to. )fro. Jooeph F, NieiJirUII,J!d. Whorllr 11ld lll'li Hol""'"b. ward C -~- ..,.._ l'kln Mr. orlll ..Mrs, Errol .~lckad F. Chamllerl, ' -·~ .Jaeob C, ~ IIIII ciOuihtoro he.. CUrtll w. Chr!olll!i. lhelr trailer homo near tho l!ri- · xn. Arllllllta A. Cnlll1iU. ~ mer Columbia School to llie iUm ry E. DoJoo, lira. llaljo!t owned bf 1111 pandmatber, lht Kro. IJaioal4 E. NeMeo;'Jijil"' . l'tcl!ett near Danrtn. rill 11111ir, ilra. ,tarei,.Nell, !llr. and lfrL Earl~ at.- ){rt. lllljrh W.PWJ7, J - 'A. aa lnolll'ldCO ~ In - , I&L .l!lllry N• •,.. COIUIIIbuo recently IIlii ~so via- ' 1&1. A. Smith, Kn. l!lla lied h11 alator, M!'L Joallo J - $&1111J, WWiam L, tJndoii'WIIOd, .u tn COJumlal•llld lbelr tliUIIh- llablrt a. curia w• .. ·, ter, Mro. WO!Ida Jones Ill Nol· . WrQ, Farrell N. Nl<!ll. ~ aonville. lleoYer L.ltlce, Her«. Penn State-unbeaten a year ago--will have to prove It ' MrL Dwallle Jordan, Beyan 1D111 Sblie, Mill Alia E. COII~Uj 1, wasn't just luck and Ted Kwalick. Virginia Tech could go IIlii Keith, anii&L WllliamCUl•, MIU·IJol!ce Gnaaoer, Kr~ OrJ •, . unbeaten if it gets past Alabama In Ita opener. well vlolted relallvu In tho Flat.- B. ll4riiOI4I. 1&8. Charles ·11. · woodo, [{,)o., ar• recently. MrL Nibert; lfrL Paul H. Hldri 11r1o ' Ed HeDAIOJof Flatwoodo rolllrDod Rolreri A. 1611111Do Kill W...,. ' home with them for a low diJ• WoiiJerboll, iln. Graeel........ . with her poronto, 1&. llld MrL MI'L AiiiiOa E;- Docie, ._ r 1. . Jerry CulwelL 11oar7 o. Click and W. .0.,; : . Earl starkey, Ruth Ann Jor· . 'lira. Larry R. Lludoradlt 'lird;! ~' dan, KalbyChlldlellldMrLJI(o. ~- I!OI'o l&o, Jcrbn.£. ~f:; : ; The victory had special mll<n"They were really alter me, dal Jordan, COIIIIIJbla Gl'lll&'l Jr• .ail.! lnllibt ...,_ lfrl:·' · · 1l ill! for wide enl Erie Crabtree, too," he continued. momberl, aooi-Harrlaonvllle lllljrh L. !bbei lid who wu traded from Dell\'er Crabtree caught lhree passes Granae memboea In aervlnllbe loa' lfrL P. Leo fllfi4: l. last summer. lor 66 yards. Tom Smiley, the .,.,...,. for lbe recont BJoodmo. - - Willial' s,.8rirtaJI -~ ' • "They clowll!Rdod us," ho ·fullbock given to Denver for. btlo vlolt ln -Pconei'Qf; '1111111 a 11r1o Rldlltd IJamiiJoDil. ", '· aald. "They thought they could Crabtree, carried 11 ttmea lor l __ ~ .41 pro)oet o1 Melp Ccurly Pam· . .. .. · ·1 1 run aU over Cinel-li. It waa just 30 yards and caught three JUCn::fOR C'\.Jt G..,.. wllb SUbordlnateG-a Ia ~~\.limuner' a nice ooo to win all rlllh~ times lor 14 more. aerrltw: COJ·-Illc.llates. wltbm 'ilh ~= MrL Carl Greealeea aul!trod cover the m.:OUihovel yoil' "'' ., I hear! atlack rae~ ani OJ>o 1bandoned Jail IPflnJ. ,. 1 OR terod Malp MemorW HOIIIIIIL • • • . ;., WalterJ-apentanlilrtln One lhlftQ lla'*" lo The 35th IIIIIIU&I meetlnl of McArthur recently hll broo keep lllall fttOIIeJI 'i l qllid. . lbe JaekiOII Prolllellon Credit ther-IIHaw IIIII IIJIIr, 1&, and . '. $ · Aoaoeii!ICII (PCA) will be bekl ~·· K.mnoth cnllti-ee. . kotL Enrlrute home thOJ Yillted". 1 . J:l1~4"ll!i. '11'11roday, Set>te1Dber ~·'1·~~- ¥n- ;~ ·111c1 ~•ndiJnPorll'ol~ · .. ....... ~ • 11J.- 1-UA - · .1~ ··-• C.,ea 4-H ........... lllx Charleo Eve~, her_.,_ Mrl;. l!mda A~IJih, M<J.Jiu'f } m11es • ·~,_Sf· o1 Jad<iOit ·-acr .. e.r::,, u - ' - - • ''Holc:<lif'';U . '"' "-";Fi~nli~' IK", .a-:u.. . • ey ~ • IMlll, itr'I.IU ,'1. . .. tranoladona, yoo have no Idea ce!IIW'y Englioh also woold be lloute 35. . . loCal, IIIII her aunt, ~ Ga~~·. J, K. CralJtne;, ...,.,,. how rudlble, how lueld, ' - tough golJl! for most modern A free berbeeUod obi-~ SWisher, Rod~; returllod re-_ anllll'L FarnGUI<JI!I.Y,I&• strikingly relevant to today'l readers. ner Jerved fnrm JII!OII to, 1P•DL cently-an.--I!'IPthot Mcllalaht. 1&, lira. concerns the aerlpturoa ean be. lo!Droover, aeholara today will_ be followod by .• buolnoll them ·to Fa~ llld AJi. Crabtree, 1&. lllii' Mr·o. Date Beck to 17th Century ..stly more tlan t h el r meeting lllllelecllmofollleero. chorale, Ala''lra. 'l1lelt were In ~oi'dan,. Mia~ Unlortunately, there still are 17th century prodeceoloro knew The speaker will be John E. lbe COlumbia· lee Fleldo lnl Ju- Mr. llld 1&1. millions or Proteollnto wbo abo\11 the Ia~• Olebt"' lo!Doro, oxta!IIO!I OCOIIOIIIIat, ot per, ~rlldt., and vieWed ather ·a0111 .were amcq,thoo" tho Bible only lo tho Kbw ani Greek) In which lite Bible Ohio State tllllnroiv. · illlbto there. They :tllvoled lhe·GGldea Wodolll!c·IIIIIIYWaaey• James version lid millions 01 was orlgilally written. Ani ' TwO dlr~l ..W be el~ thrOIIIh Ind!IN• mlnolo, KlchJ.. celet.riltoo of Kti lhii ¥!'L Horr· , Colbolles who.e only elljiOaure they have eome Into possession ed, .... to rePreaont ~.. COUll- .... Kinne- IIIII. North lla· ard stuleJ In Belpre roe'"!lb'. baa bean to the llouo1 ol mueh· older biblical Jlllm>o Qo, and CliO to roprel!litl Alhenl, • . \ translation. or lbeoe date acrtpta. Thus thOJ are able to llocldag, llld VInton Countleo. •' back to lhe 17th century, ani awld tha etrors In translation The nomlneos lrom Roll Cclun, employ archaic English wonla which ·prnluced some o1 tJoe Qo are lilward Duvall lid HowI ·-• ,.,',,_. "I ,. and e:xpreaaiCI'Is that are either moat conAaataw: paasagea of tile ard lmmell; tbole ~ Atbml, '· ·~. ·,;. lncOIIJI)nhenslble or mlaleadh11 older Ell!llsh ,versiCIIL llo<:klng, llld VInton CorMiuara . to tho 20th century roador. Scholarship Attains Precision Rldranl DaiiOJ lid John ~ It Ia ameli wonder people ftlld In !act, biblical aebolarohip in 1011, Sr • Tho meelllll will odtha Bible "liard 'to road" II liT recent years has attained a journ at 3 p.m. tha Bible thay meOlr one ol d11r.oe or proclalon, wlllch has these oul.<>f-<late trOoolatlona. A virtually ellmlnoted dlsagre&novel or cookbook uslrw 17th ment between Catholic ancl lira. Walter Terrell, Vlokle Protestant aebolara llld las ani BWy Kenlall, Alllta Watklno Jll8de It pos1lble to produce Olld Rlclq Klema (I( Palaoklla ~Bible translations acceptable to called on Mlso Watldna' annlboal branches of the church. molher, Ada Slack, alld unete, ...1~ A' ....: .J __ • For exa!111le, the RSV llld Engeno Slaek. UN&• .....J .........ue~~~ TEV translations were the work Or Protestant scholars. bOth No ..,. wulajured In lhe Olil¥ have bean awroved lor cattro: - ,, Melp COUIIi¥ aeddentlnvelllpt. llc use. 1be Jerusalem Bible. ed by lhe state IJith'ort.l' P,atrot conversely, was the product: of ' at 12:02 p.m. Sotardal' ... Rt. Ctlhollc scholars but Ia widely 33, -~ ol • milo 1101\lb of, ad!Dirod ani ua01d by Prote~e, Govei'IIIllllntm~~~·· •· ltanta. do the . . But, .. . · Choolill! among lite modern tra111latlms Is larply a matter 1111111, loot -*<rl of bar ear.., ol lnllvlduol Illite. The RSV lbe wet t\aVem.rt. The' •!lhlcte preserve&: ·the sentence stfuc... otf lite left lido of lite hl&ll- lure or the old Kine James, llld lllruek • hillhwaJ llllri<- aubatltutlng modem for arehall:· er 1111111. There wu ~ate .....,. where neee~~· Thus ......... to lite ..... No drarp It appool1 to P8011le who admire New B" bl T 1 . p . Meets . I e rans ations .romise 'T f)"'" · .~.EIJI· U=h·an.ee . . ' M·· an.. " ., . , S. Spt!-1•R-il!H'} ' .... . ,lllddlopoi1; llacldoX: _....ebalrniu,!lra. Browns, Bengals Post Triumphs Ira~~~~ ~te::: Churetl. dev......l ~. ¥!'L Boule BY · Mllil, GERALD \IINOR .,.._ "-~· lllltrucllm llld ' lnJIIIIillon of ......- - - Club, oo...ir ·· lllllltl 8I'OW ddll,y, "" muit doelde which of..,. plula - 1 memllera, 7:3Gp.m. Moltto .....,. llldaora for llld muat cerofldb' IIII,IIOCI clay · at the 1'omtrvt MaiiOIIIe ..._.~ bup Olld pia lice wtileh IIIII b&Volmodod- re;:~OY GAIIDEN Club ~. . tbe .-unmer. , bu@l (~eh. look like amall blto of _,Dull) are belt ~. 1 P·ll!· at lite homo of .., oman plula by boldfq lite J>lont·. IQ!Oidedormln lira. Dor Sehaeter, l'llh lira. · IIIII di&IPiar lite - · top In a bath of lllleellddo. A io.. , Richard Jones aa lite aaoiiiiDg .,i~aia .a~; Ill '-PoanM llleolkie..tulpbote (llladi Leaf 40) .... ~... . hor.r IOQin a 'll&rl of wator II pd for dli!Pfng, SALEM CENTER P.T.A., 7:Wbl"" .1:0111101 be handled ou111 boC.Uoe cit ol•e 11111 30 Monday, Sept. 8, at the 'with lite ...,. mlztun. Wben lite bup ... few In lehool. !"""•• I oman btl of :dlJ>ped In l'llbblnl i l - IIIII be POMEROY P.T.A., 7:30 Mon11o dtalod&e lbam. 0ao Jlllllt be veey earellll DOt to ret da.Y at the l'llmerQY ElementaCIIIite plant. ry SchooL Speaker, Auelll Slm111 pilllla 1Ueh u po~.,. llld rubber J)llllll ..,. 111011a, Dlr. ol Fnnklln Co. Cblplbe ~ea or otom1 wllb a dlacerdod brulh ter of lhe Cyltlc Flbrotlo FOWlwator. Afterward lite J>1ont lhouJd be I)Tinaod da!ICII: clevotlonl by the Rev. IJ!Il...,ll' Wiler, . . W, H. Perrin: CUb Scout Den 4, ,Ia . bejlar to bring 1be lavortte Dlonta llldaora belore p1eclge to lhe Oq: o!Oeera to alr ddlla lbol6. After rep«lq tbem, a.., 11111 be left Jervo relroolunenll, , , • .• 1118 PO<eh or ID Jli'Oiectod aroe .....,.al cloya belore brlnr· REV. C. J, Lom!O¥ peat apeah. N -IDio lbe bouse. or when Rutllld PTA meeta 7:30 ·:r IIIIa. »r..U"'!..II follarred tbe¥ ..W relllll lllOIIl' more o1 tholr p.m. Monday at elementary . Wbleb - . . , would have !allen beeauoe of a BUdden school. Girl Scoull to <OIIduct flag ceremony. Allmembersurg- much a weak _ of t>lontlcod all'OJICIIIlll8tlmoholpopre. and llllddon of loa-llld bioiiiOIIII, ··, '.O!UI" ot uo, I lblnk, when p1an1o w1n uoe an..,. oo11 . loq wiDier 111'01111• Earth_,.. lu 1be ooll mq ln!Orlore 111_111 Jll'CIPtr root doveiopmCIII or potted J>lonta, TileJ' can eUJly tiiO dollroyed by dullilllllme Cll tho sur!aeo of 1be 1011 or 11f wa. . lb8 t>lont wllb water OOIIIalnlng limo. We, too, mq u~e (atart: : . . . a weak """""""lllo!il, ..... 1'8C0111111811ded worm ondl- ......wn.r , Wilv' llll'donoi'a oro now pr8J1111ng tbe1r liOnMlal bedo, Boeauao -~bed lo~lt aboul4haveadiep, adequatefcunda. lllill, , f!tvolvlal dralllqe IIIII leldure. Spore 1» olforto to prepare ~ l!ld lliiirouahJ.y, dJafnC lbo ooll 1lo a .doplb of at leaat one loot iad · m!Jins with It a at leaot 2 Inches thleh of ...,n rotted .. and 10 lbL ot . bCIIo meol for 1111raquare filot, or 018 -llnC. -IYIIlable ....... of llmlls-iiilrolnforeolt-aWallboJaK,. ed t>lont food. RC0110111J ot llos In tlloraulh preporaU... at tho 10 llart lhll 1011 wl'l DOt hQUlre r - or olaborate atle- for -oral ,...-L I a .bee! Ia dovoted ontlrob' to poromials It should be at !.a S ft., wldil. Tenelt of CCIJriO ...at be placed at ~ beck ot lbe plrt ' ~i- are llhrll• bolt whau planted Ill meaoeallld ·etumpo. ~ ~ ""'" lnteniiiDg and attractive lben a hlt or mho J)llllll·~ II livlft to eoiGr llarmoQy or eon.,.._.A... .~ uoo of white lllrtiii...UY odvlaableln pe..-u orrort »ttnto. .. If·- - .~ ·· . 1H~k/M' "' j l!i! ' l!1' ·~- w !••' .' .......... _ edtoattend. RIVERVIEW PTA Sept, 8, 7:30 p.m. at the school. AU par. ents plan to attend lid moat the teachara. TUESDAY REGULAR MEETING, Racine Lodge 461, F. and F.M., Tueada.Y, 7:30p.m. MEIGS LOCAL AthleUc Boostera Tuoadoy, 7:30 p,m.,ln cafetorla, Meigs 11181> Sehoul, MlcL dieport. Parents urged t o - · SPECIAL SESSION, Southern Local School District Boord or Education, 7:30p.m. at high sehool, Racine. RECEPTION FOR bllld Instructor• John Coglr, when Eastern Boosters meet at bllh lthool Tueacloy. A <110atlon ·· 111 anBWBr period will lollow. Mooting lime II 8 to 9:30. Mem. bero oro to take • dozen tOOkleo to the.aoaslon. All members new ·r . . o'~:, urced·~~ T" .....,,,_ · SUPERINTBNDENT OF INSURANCE ' OP 1'HE STATE OF OHIO. · ..,..,.urtiftat.., COrmNINTALC.UVALTY COMPANY •J.CHICAGO St«••J ILLINOis "'""""'""•lthti•Ja.,oftr.;,Sta~a IIIII 111111, Keat, 19th A • e., .Pukerlllar& W, :Va. l&a.llu. baqon II lite ,..,._llhtor of lite bCIIored pall. A 8 o'dot:k cllmer was oerved lid later In lbo eveaiDI a decorated cake beerlng the In•-'""u - Birth""" Mama ..... ..,..._, ""-ww -.,-, Deuu and homemade ice cream ad. 1fr Swan 1v t<othtng g o e a . together quite .. wen .. a .llklit and · sweater set. So U . you're knitting for fall, consider the f~shion pllll!lS of separates that can go their own way or team up as a amarl suit for the new oealon. and hehde you addre11 and zip code. wed"':!': Double yo'!!: ~hion looks with the IWO'plecer I'm reaturing ' today. The skirt, a genUy fitted design, lakes on a great sports loot with tailored body shirts, and the long-sleeved ~ardlgan can be matched with fatiric skirts In your wardrobe. "' _...,.,. buolnou of ......_ 1";,;,."'"'""""'""'"""""' .. '" ' ~-lta~t to ban' bien •• lol· -~'"' """"'"""· ""'' . : '·AD~IJIID •ssm........ pm.ui,01Ui :~~:r~:.:;:: ::::: ::: ::::;~~:: o:'.vir............. ........ I 31.212,110.00 ••I'UI.S.......... ....... """·"'·"'·" TIJe sweater Is de!ll ed In the new, longer len that's a sure sUmmer. e band of vertical ribbing at the waistline helpo, too to accent the positive. Belt it with a chain, If you wish, or wear it free and easy, . Especially llatlerlng for the fuller llgure, the suit can be knitted lor . sizes 8 to 18 In · Bear Brand or Bolally Totem yani, a soft wool and acrytlc blend. For yoar copy of knitting IDitruetloaa for both the Dirt and cardllaa, oead 50 eeall to Stltchtil' Time c/o your loeal newspaper, P. 0. · £xrumruou ........... $541.,.,,..11 , ' JULY 1, 1,.. FRED B. SMITH • School (loflteJ Ca1,1 Loolc Lllce New Knit a smart suit look or a pair of separates. Knitting instructions for the matcl'ling skirt and cardigan are. available for sizes 8-18. Frlenclship nlibt activities lng date for uoe post OOIJilcllora wore dlacuaood when Theodorus will be changed, The meeting Council 17, D81181rters of Arner. ..W be held at the home ol Mrs. lea, met recently at the IOOF hall. In a letter lrom Mra. Edith Tl Wal<ely, Marietta, the diotrlct dopey, ohe reported that «JUUl<il desxrlloa have been IIIJP(Iint. / ed and that oommlasiona will Q I' be preoented during tho Friendship nlsht observance on OcL 201nGaUipollL The state councilor ..w be present lor tho oboervaneowbleh lnltallallon o1 new ollleere wiU bqln wllh a 6 p, m. pot. hlshlll!hted 8 meeting o1 the Midluek cllnnor, It tho K. ot P. diepOrt Amateur Gardeners Club Hall, Se<OIId llld Loc:uat Sto. hold Wedneadoy nlilrt at the borne lfrs. Wakely also announced that o1 Mrs. Rusaoll Mlllo, ~ntmenta have boa!~ made to · lnatalled were Mra. 11arry S. the deeroo team lor the district. Moore president· Mrs Wesley In prepua!ICII lor Friendship Fry, riee pres~: Mro. Ed- New orr,·cers 05 f /'ecJ bY Garden Club • Niaht, _ay~u.,.mto~~n 1~ 'f{l#t ~' etar)"flbd eav f I ami y Reunion Held at Park I '""aral , s.:;. a~ ' -'i' ... ' . Plannea··. --- -,_, . L Health Club Names Officers D of A Group Entertained -1- • SHOES FOR BOYS T~ !IIlii . ar,.. . 'AmaJidii'· ' GIRLS THE SHOE BOX - Nettie IIAv•u• Birlndays of Twins Observed Recently Mr1. Beaslo Graham of llarriiOIIvWe reeen111 aulorlllnod with a port.y In obeervuee of tho blrtltcJay -verliU'Iea ofher ...,.. llarnld .... Darold. . Attending ware 1&, llld lira. Darold Graham aild fomiiy or llarriiiOIIVIIle: I&. lid 1&1, Harold Graham and famll1 of lbe I Fla.: tllod Mr. illd llro • . Carl ' -.,~l!!!!!!!!!!i!!!!~l!!!!!~!!!!!!l:!!l!!!!!~~!!l!!!!!!li!!!!!!ll! ved to lbooe lllllled llld l&o. Lctlle Colren, Mrs. Ethel Smith, Mra. Cora Beegle, llld l&s. Wrlllbt PatteriOD· Air. F llooe: T. Set. IIIII lira, Jack R. Sanrpam and . chil!lroa of Larrlo, . ' NOTICE TO lll MEMIEIS OF MEIGS AERIE NO. 7171 FRATERNAL ORDER OF EAGlES: ' You are 11rged to atteNd the rtguw lllettillg thllt will be held MoNday night, Sept. 8, f969, 4118:00 p.m. Importallt discussion will be htlrl on rate of yearly dues, membership, aNd delinqlieftcles. Refreshments will follow meeti11g. OFFICERS OF MEIGS. AERIE NO. 21)1 Gene lbl-. · Mro: lillellir ~ John ' ht ".IY ·o ..!:: ~;~Ss~~ond~ ~~r. d I&..... ...,_'"'-" : Sup~r·. . 1: .).!4~·\ 1&. llld lira. VIetor GollehaU A eafeterta "'""'-" ........ · l b&Vo returnod to tbelr home .In . aed fcJr :Oct. 8olua4io .,.; KnfiKaaeb Maryland -•II,JIIaaborbrotlr... - ibe .._~~an-.. Dear Judy: I have a pro)). ' er.m.Jaw Olld .~. 1&. lid l"rldll,ll nlllht .at'li!oo ...... Ro;y Prlclolr of MiddlepOrt, ctau lem luserllng zippers In my Tr,lnl~ ~ C!Jurdi ~ Chr6i. handknita. The zipper seems lid hll -oln.Uw lid aloso obvious. Can you help? ter, Mr; lid 1&1, J. G. Swan The IUJIPII'' a """ ralllrlfiJIII'. -v. B . of Danville. TileJ' aloo vllltecl loct. will be beld In die dlli'dJ Dear V. B.: Try this proHYeral other relatives while ill: baJemial. A jllarlc for ll'l'llber• cedure for zippers and see U Melgo Mr. lid M r •· w:a1 oet lor Oct. 3 at lite It doesn't help: Gollchaltanct I&. llld Mro. Prld- 33 roadoldo ...,-~<. Tht "-! . . J)lllllled .... . all .-.. -inn~ ~ lponla cloy with Bin Jackl of First, do a row ol single liked to be II lire pork or: 5 p.m, crochet around the edges of wbo Ia In m health. The Welcom.d to 1he IIIIIM'C .... the zipper opening. Tlten, Gotaehalla aloe attelldod the keeping the zipper closed, Melp County Falr for the Drat two - · liltl; Goy lfla1ln "' pin it Into place-following Laneuter, illd ...... r.- .... lime In 46 YO&rl, the directions given on the Milo !lie Rue ol St. Auauo- ber ol --~· ~ zipper package. tllle, Fla. apont a recent week. here wllb ber daoillhter, M r 11o Never stretch the edges ot and here wllb ber porenll, I&. Phil Globolrar. ...... _ , . Raj. your knitted work. Just pull lbo ..... fcJr . .. ... Mra. Tom Ruo. Sbe camo by bel them sli~htly. Now sew the .... norrero duriJW bar W.U. plane lrom St. Aupatlllo. z1pper With mercerized cotII wtl ._ted lhlt Mro. Dale · ReeeDI Peoto of llr. llld llro. ton thread. Carl Brannao were lolr.llldlfrl. Smith II a palleat at Holler The zipper should be co... nor..,. of etortsber~~o pllal, 1&1. Mabel Wott. II reered by tbe crocheted edges, W, Va., and Mr. and Mr1. Wil- euperllllll at lbe home ot bor However, lf for any reason liam Nlcbolao IIIII cbtlctr'"' and oiJIIr, lfrL Paul Grueaar, ll'n. it isn't, just work one more their nephew, KallY Nleholaa, Amanda KaQar II -home frGm row of single crochet--on one lbe holpllal, lid 1bat 1&1. Ctar. ot Eaton Rapids, Mlelt. edge only. This should J!ive you the finish you're looiing Craig Rawllnp, ototiCIIod ot eneo Headley II ~!rom for.-Judy Love. Newport, R, L wllb the U, S. Navy a roe..t illllesa. Aloo IMIIed wu II borne on an 18-day leave. lbe Wnoss of lll'L Roger eut.. He returned In late Au&Uat lrom luma. Pra,yer 11'0111 lbe yearllook a cnrlee to tho VlrBin latando. _ . t lbe mooUagprellldOd.,... On Sojlt. 16 he 11001 back to 7\T' 1 Newport, Here to noll- Craig by 1&1. Fred lleo110118l'. M r a. T DPIDd bls mather, Mrs. ::susan Max Meinhart hod enlng with ''UDder Hl1 Willp,u Mabel Bearhs tater In Septem. Rawlings, were Mr. lid M r 1. JWO¥tr and 1 _ . . 011 lbe topic James JohniCII llld ehlldren, ber. ,.M1 Frlead." Member1 .... Reported W were Mrs, Mabel Kimberly lid Jell'rey, cit llal')'1• ''llaW7 lllrlbdoy" to Mrl. Ro;y Wolle, recuperating at lhe home vWe. Mr. llld Mrs. Mlehool Gerlach SOJfrtod, Mrl, Everell DalltO', of Mrs. Paul Grueaer: lira. A4llld . ..... il1lber. rlllla,yre, hoapltatizod for treat- haVe returned lrom a~ UCompullartt WU f.be JMdlIII8DI ol an InJury received In en trip io Black Water Falls. They rtven by ·lll'L Lllolh 116 reside In one of the Gnaeser autDmoblle accident. bel,-- ebolrman. Sbo .... Tha »rlze package donalod by apartments on North Se<OIId Ave. read a poem "lJte'a Gatdeft." 't In MlddiOIIOrlMrs. Nettie "-Yes was awarded ' Mrs. LlwroiiC8 ~ lin. ' to Mrs. Edith 5poneer. TheeounDailtO', lid lfrL Gruver Erb ell haa been asked to change the sened refrelbmenta. Game~·· t dlatrlct rally date lrom April ..... plajoed with prllea belntl 23, 1970 to April 20. W1ll by Mr1, Deo-W, Mr L Meinhart, lllrL Ntlllzllua il D 4 Mra. l.Dul1 Retbel. Mra. Mar- l 1111 - lite pool priJe. New o!Oeera...,reelectodwiat Attardlng beoldta- namo lbe Laurel CIUr Better Health Club met Thuradoy nisht at the ed were lll'o. Phil 'llod!Nrt, home of Mr AU lira. Oris Ginther, Kn. . _ , 1' en Elehlnger, Holter, MrL Glail,yo c..dder, . Elected were lfrL B e r I h a lira. Loth Wllllamloo. liloolb'. . Mr1. Kate ~ -.rtala.o -Parher,.»re-: 1&1, Efne" blllibon""...' ~ ·· • 'W tl«jjoot'-eli!-•1iir ~ """"'" . vleo pr ' ea••""''· ... .. . . ~~·· LlllliiiWiilil~f l'~ ~~i.r-"'' · -~ ~r 1. Jifra. Cllr* Klh" 1 n> .. ~. ,,.,... • (;i dorua Council 17, Daughtero o1 Llqyd Wrlllh~ aecretary; and • - '" America, at her Letart, W, Va. Mro. Lawrence Eblin, treuur. home. er. You'd better enjoy the Mrs. Margaret SeldenabelPlans were made lor tho elub heat now-think of what it's olded at tho meeting whleh crp.. amlveraary to beoboerv'!!lwltha going to cost you next wiD· fer. ened wllb lbe Lord's Pra,yer lid cllmer In October at tho homo of • • the pledge to the Oag. Mlaa E:rna. Mrs. c. R. Karr, Sr. Gel a bui&Ch of IDOIIICR Jeaoe, put president, read scrip. edged at the meeting were dCRia. togelhet' and lht1l UMUJ!I~ lure lrom the sou. Psalm. U...s to the club for uao or ..... talk about who, wh~, Bowlii-<Oblu cards were sign. ~ equipment lrom the Blawhen and wear. ed for Mrs. Mabel WoUe, re.. sell, Thomas and Sexton famJ .. euporatlng at the home or Mrs. Ilea. Mrs, l'lul Frick preold. Paul Grueoer, Middleport: Mrs. ed st the meeting. Edna Reibel, roc:uporatlng at Mrs. Wrillht preseDod deve>! home lrom I'8COIII ourgery, lid Ilona with roadlngo being rtven Mrs. Adria Sayre who is home by Mra. Clannce Curtis, .,Bread 1rom the Plealllll VaUay Hoe- of Ufe" by Mro. Clilrord Ja. AND pltat, cobs lid "limdaY" by II( r a, J. Games wore played with prlz. Parker. ea being Will by lfrL Winona Gameo tOIIIIllctod by Mro. Max I Cook, Mro. Mabol Bearha, Mra. Elehlnger were """ b)' M r s. .. . Mary JBWBii, llld Mrs. Caddie James Gilmore and Mrs. Wrlllht. I Wlcltham. Mrs. Jewell, Mrs. Refre..._ were aerved. OthWicltham and Laura EIUot were era lhere were Mrs.llobert BowMIDDLEPORT pelts. Ralrellhmenll were aer- en lid Mra. Carman Evans. DeputteS ' Appoutte ' dfiQf F]r£en ' dsh'tn ijlll--.----· -""""" """''"'"'""""" ,,~ t.a...... IIlii IIICOIIl .................. SSIUJI.IM.n . . IN WITNESS WHEREOF, :.1 ..., .......,,. ,.-;.,."" "'"" : ~ ~~m.to•~ ~~ • - . Counv. S . o r o r l. . , lhoaomn,,..,,....._,.,....... ......,., •ppUrabletoklllldilauthorlaecldw'inl 8 r· membera lillnJrldDI, Charta ... Mello•. name, .<1;. u, • Clvltan Park Ill Marit!f4, The lng ollleer, preoentod eaeh oflbo ~ own ~ • clesree team membora are also new ollleera with a miniature lee· Mlaa L,ydla Eberaboeh ~ uked to attend. dlted key lid a c:oraaso, eaeh ' lbnn!l!llge eole plannedforlbll oymboUc ollhe olrlce. Jll'Oilftm. mmlb hal been poalponod, awao N - In tho lnatalla!ICII coreannounced that the replar meet- DIOIIY was tho elooe aaaoeii!ICII MIDDLEPORT B & PW Tuoothe club lid 1be c:ount;y clay; dinner, 6:30p.m. at Martin ""'"'•"He-..-~ ....1 ..,..,.,.. as......_....,. as well as the reaw~~ou•mj I,Rq nessme111 w.~warld · glon aDd the .lltate organizaUOila. program lollowlq at Columbia wen Mrv •· . rece • Gas Co. otnce; NelUeVal,ehdr~ New program books for 1969. ed lllllllmlUollftoiiiiiCardoalong 70 Wllre diatrn.rtod lldliteplms wllb JeYeral OOIIBrltulatory tale- :'::.·~ J!rogram on "World Af· lor tho year reviewed. MrL Burkpbooa me•-•· ett save tho lhoullht ror t h e , Guen, • the ,IJU'tr were Mr. - OHIO ETA PHI Chapter, Beta month, "The Garden" by :ra.. llld I&L LlnciiO,y L,yms .... _ ., __ Phi 8 Tuo 1&. lid Mrt. Bobby Arnold lienee " ' - · and """ Gard-" •-~-1a61'• y, p.m. a.. aad d&ugbtera cl. Southside, w. ......,.. ""'IJ _, lfr. lid lfrL Oscar clay nillht at the Col.mWaand by HarlottSellhan. Babeod<, 1&. lid lfrs. David Soulbora Ohio Electric C... In Va. •lilted recently with hla The arrangement or the month Ria• and dru!llhter, Mary Lou- ,Ul..,i......., parentAmold.i, Mr. lid Mrs. llores wu dl-'·"ed by Mro. Walter ...... all - - ...... ... ""v-.1 -, of Tui>llers Plalna: lira. wmNES>AY I&L Janet Jell'era, lfrL Dor- Crooks. a loatured ladr of the Laota M4taar, 1&, Olld II( r L POMEROY • MIDDLEPORT es Arnold, lid Mrs. Patt,y H,y. lake In a oolreetableOoralpieco. starllnl MaaLIU", DfiDa a n d Uoaa Cltm, WedDeldly noc:JO, iD sell were reeellt viaitoraatSou_ Qt Mrs. Graee Pratt, · retiring ChuclQo, ol Eutern Local; Mr. lite l'llmeroy 'United lllelbodllt Side with tha Bobby Arnold llilll- president, thanked the o!Oeera l&o; UIJd.oey loYoa• Dl, Mr, Cbureh aoelll room. _n-. Tb- wont e~•·••·to ,.. lid mombero for their _ .. add Mre D--.. Ellllrlcll: Mr ~ ....--..r clur'•• 11 • • ...,._ • • POMEROY CHAPTER 80, Ro;y. ' Teresa 1,ym lnlant daullhter or on ""' her term. Mrs. Mllla lid lfrL Jim Drool, Dfua llld al Areh MaaCIII, flrot roauJar 1be Arnoldi. ' lid Mrl, Jo1m Werner aorved a Jlllml!', Parkenrburs, W, Vo. lid stated meellac, 7:3G p.m. Wed. 1&. llld l&o. WWiam Cole- salad ecmoe. Mill Tereaa Riga IIIII Mila needQ, Polnel'O)' ...._c Tam. man~ Am Coleman and llra. Bill Uoalllar!, ~; · pie, Call lid fomiiy spent ieverol Mr. and Mrt. Ri&P TRI!flTY cmcLE, Unllod cloyl roelllllly vlaltlug lira. Luatlelld olllce lira. Cburch of Chrlll, 7:30 W - c111o l'OweiJ at SleubmvWe. Sbe a paUeal at Grant da.Y nlsht. lira. Marauerlll lolay. hod bee!llbo recent 111011 of 1&. or .... Jl(ro. Freda Fauber, .......... Blll Fttldsllld fomiiy ,.,..; Mra. stella Kloea, pro.. at New l..eldulkm. f gram. Tlie ·47th wedding amlveraaey . 1&1. Bud Nclolameo, lhe lor. of Mr.lllll Mrs. Allen T••lor and ., CHOIR REIIEAIISAL, Trln!Q> llllr .Gladya JUdicia o1 Hartlord !~d . Cbureb of Cbrtot, 7:30 llapodentatlbellorberlonllo,: 1be 70111 bJrlbdar8111lven8ryot W~ nillht llloteod of uo- p1ta1. Mr. TQior Were observed-· uti Thurocloy nhaarlal. 1&., lid lfrL 001> 1118 have fomiiy rounibD recently at lbo Forked Run state Park. 'WEDNE!IlAY ll)lol the put cloyo In The irouP - boat rlcleo IIIII .WXILIAIIY) cf lb8 Mkldlopn1 ~vii~ lri«B swimming clurlnlllhe clay. Fire ~' W-oday 1&. IIIII 11!"1. Cllnaet a..., Plelun1 of tho llmlb' ware takalalrl at the hlima •of I&L Allee ble, lfr. and lfrL - Da!'ntl\, ., um . ........ ~.. .... ~ - Edward. adMlllod a : ..,...,, ,...er -"'~ '"" be ......., or 'Kilirlaidac ciroilcll a -~~~ wore Mr. lid ...... =~~ )!~I~ N r L . Mallllll~ of IN•- [![ ;,._.;..,.,• Warrotl llooe . lid - · 1&1. · 111f"- llilll ...... Lata, . · · -·... 0Ur1 lid ...,, AI"KeJCI/rloi.:;>• ' and ..,. ~ 1111, Mro. Rollll! RoJe, Lila Leo.. . ble;;;!ehl1dron, ~ . au!a..., llo, Mr. alld !_ln. Leo T11,11lor, ., fta;· .,r w~"~"8 Gloria, Hobert lind Jaa, ..,., 11111 alld o1 .._· lfrL Frlllk lblaoa IIIII Toal, -·· Chip- all of ....... . tuck lind ..... Nc:oai' BoK 51J, ftadJo City' ...... Now Yort1 N.Y. !leU. Be 11111'0 to au Jor leallet 8171, $i'ltf~"Pait:V" w.s.cx · P.~ .. u- · ~1~iii'l«itrt~irtto'nl8it• lllrl." ~ld i:t.b":r"""'iiier. 1 . . · , :1 GiverfMfS' · . . • 'Sriiin · ·cc · ·~~~ aiureh ~m rxK: p.m • .., ....,.. If st tho Mro. Atthur Sdmer, thelnatall- . '·A:~ b~ 1Jiri¥ hobo C!@lili ·lfrL Ullb ~ wu.btJd · · "~'~l;r at lll~ MW bome of 1&. - ~,'il"li La.....,.. Rubarp 'C..11PIGA11 OF COMPUANC! ' · . · 'In~; ( """ wllb tbelr · ~ • d doallhter, 1&. IIIII ,.... Charlu ! lr JUDY LOVE ' -.t ' tribute the lapses to lack of Incentive. Because Houston . has managed to ·stay on NCAA . proballml for' -recruiting violations, they say, . spirit occasionally oogs because the Cougars have all this talent and DO place to go. Others, less psychologically blclbted, agree that reeruitinR is a factor. "Houston" said a Marlhall, Tu., writer, "does not have a reputai!on for recrulllllg lddi who react to Incentive. Tiley react to hunger, thirst, etc., but that's Rbout an." At any rate, Houston Is off probation this year and Is eligible for bowl bids. True, NEA AII·Amerlc:an Paul Glp· son is gone, along with ~. 215-t>ound Carlos Boll who waa a spring scholastic causuatty. But the Cougars have Oro· power to spare_ Quarterback Ken Bailey passed for 1,279 yards a year ago and ran for another 330. Second-string Rusty Clark, who may still. be a first-round pro draft choice, threw seven touchdown passes. End Elmo Wright broke achool receiving recorda as a sophomore. Meanwhile, Arkansas, behind passer Bill Montgomery, could win the national tillo-lf It can win Itt conference (Southwest) championship against Texas on Doc. 6. Southern Cal, even without O.J, Simpson, aiiU us a wealth of various talent. Trojan fans won't soon forget 0. J., of course, but a couple of quarterbacks named Mike Holmgren and Jimmy Jones could gray the memory a utUe. Oklahoma and Mlsalsslppl should uphold their proud traditions-wblnlng-as should Dan Devine at Missouri. Antaeus whose wondrous strtmdh moved mountains but ' .•: WOM!N'S It CIJril.. Uln Servlce;•7:30 ......,.,. - ,, ·''l ·Fashions I·~ · ,,,,;). Mueller's. Jop .1,ahf;, ~\~ College Grid lr LEE ·. ' Cd · . ..' . ~. CIIQICB · MElt~ .~.:),, ·,· d N • • ' �'·~·· •. ,., ' . -. < . ! ' ~...; 1l,o DaJl.v Sadlnel,lfklt!!~-. n : ~r 8, 1~69 MU£LLEI, NEASports '\ 3- Arb...• 4. Solillaem cat 1. : Still, some clairvoyants lnevllably, for the sake of con· trail (or argument), have gone out of their way to outrage In various medias, men have stubbornly lnsisted that teams from Arkansas, Southern California, Houston, Georgia, Missouri and Texas will be the coun- try's best. These are brave men. Of that number, perhaps Houston provides the greatest challenge to Ohio State's ranking. This fact alone borders on the unusual. For several years now, you see, the University of Houston's football team has been sort of a carnival freak-an Antaeus whose wondrous strength moved mol!ntalns but somehow flagged during simple deeds, like lacing his sandall. Few teams In collegiate football's 100 years have possessed the striking power of Houston's dreaded tripleoption (Veer-T) offense. The Cougars have led the nation in total offense for three consecutive years now, .having averaged 562 yards a game last season for an all-time NCAA record. Still, Houston always managed to lose to schools other teams were walloping. It was a phenomenon that caused Coach Blll Yeomad considerable anguish. Speculation on the subject has been varied. Some at- .. 1- Mllsourl 1. PeDB Slaie' lt. VJrilala 'l:eeb . ,. Foree; Alallliaa. ', tribute the lapsea to tact of Incentive. Beca~ Housion , has managed to stay QD NCAA probaUod f<ll' .ncrultlag violltlons, they say, spirit occasionaUy IBIS because the Cougars have aU this talent and no place to 10. Others, leas psr,eholo~ally inclbled, agree that recruiting Is a factor. 'Houston," said a Marshall, Tex., writer, "does not have a reputstlon for reerultlllg ld4s who react to incentive. They react to hunger, thirst, etc., but that's about all." At any rate, Houston Is off probation thia year and Is eligible for bowl bids. True, NEA AU-American Paul Gipson is gone, along with 6-5, 215-pound Carlos Bell who was a spring scholastic causuaity. But the Cougars have fire- power to spare. Quarterback Ken Bailey passed for 1,2'19 yards a year ago and ran for another 336. Second-string Rusty Clark, who may still. be a flrst-ronnd pro draft choice, threw seven touchdown passea. End Elmo Wright broke school receiving records as a sophomore. Meanwhile, Arkansas, behind passer Bill Montgomery, could win the national title--If it can wln ita conference (Southwest) championship against Teus on Dtc. 8. Southern Cal, even without O.J. Simpson, still bas a wealth of various talent. Trojan fans won't soon forget 0. J .. of course, but a couple of quarterbacks named Mike Holmgren and Jimmy Jones could gray the memory a little. Oklahoma and Mississippi should uphold their proud traditlong....,...winning-as should Dan Devine at Mtssc1urt. i. ' .• .~~ '- exh\liitlolr 110J11e sPirda.Y• night '. ID AkrOD acaJnst tho invad~Jw !flmesola Vildngs. Kellerman 11!1 the •ecoo:l veten.n defeui ve be.ckftelder to be sidelined in e>blbltlm pla)o. Cornerback Ben Davia is out lndeflteb with a ..... iniury. Flrlllyeer man Walt Sumner has been lllling in at Davis' posi- but he fell dawn.'' The Browns must drop six men today plus four others by next Monday to meet National Football League requirements for a nnst squad of 40 pia)'erL Kellerman could be placed oo waivers as Injured reaulti.Dg in him being benched for 16 cls,ys or three games. CINCINNA Tl (II PO - Bengala Coach Paul Brown cele- on!)' way Is to let the clock run out. A two-point win 11 as good as anythi~' "Greg doesn•t realize yet that In pro footbell a lot of thb~s can happen 1n the short minutes at the erd. ~· ~clal Meaning The victory had special moan- trw: for wide end Eric Crabtree, who was traded from Demrer last awnmer. u'Ibey downgraded us,u he said. 11 They thought they could run all over CtDcli'DII.d. It was a nice - to win all rJWrt, : . Mftri I'ai.l H.ll\!*1, L. Jackson PCA · New Bible Translations Promise Meets on 11th The 35th annual meetfna: of the Jackson Pro&lctloD Cl'odlt Assoclatloo (PCA) will be bold -· - McArthur with hio bfo. Walter Jrecently - n ipenla night In the..-w and alatar, Mr. and Mrs. l!e!llllllh Crabtree. . .. keep thGtl ~~0...~~~2~~~-· ;·~·.~. kota. Enrouta bGme ::::nlh~:\~:.~~ . . . h.an · e·e Man's Snirimat l~tfe - . :.;~r~~-;:c;·., ~~...~;'~~~ ~ .. team.. •. ·T ·o··: .1?n .121 r tion. Talented Rookies ••we are torturate to have such rookies as Walt and Freddie arcud,.. said head coach BlaaUn Collier. ''Botb have ta).. eDt. •• "Rookies make mistakes, however, and it's a real blow to lose Ernie," added the c~»;ch. Ernie recalled Orst feeilagthe pain willie msidng a tackle and iatar when picking off a pass from Washllllllon qiBrlerbeck ~Jurganaen. "The hanl was hurting then," K.uermaa ' laid. ''rm surpriaed I was able to hang on to the baiL !icJIIDI' drilled it. The pass was latended lor Jerry Slnlth or, Mrs. ·~ 'Holcditll;' aU Route 3$, · local, and her aunt. llrL Ruth translations, you have no idea century English also would be By WVIS CASSELS free barbecued SWisher, Bldcltrr, rellll'nod roBy United Press Internadoral how readable, how IIIC'td, how tough golrw for most modern narA 14!1'Ved from noon to 1 p.m. ceDI!y from an extenled I!1P thatPoserity will credit our time strlklngly relevant to today's readers. Moreo"Yer, scholars todQ will be foilowod by a bualnaaa took theni to ~ and Anconcerns the scriptures can be. ~ith at least nne major and knoW lastly more ttan t h e 1 r meeting andelectlonofofficer1- chorage, Alloka. Tllel' ware in Date Beck to 17th Contury The speaker will be John E. · thO Columbia leo Fields and JasUnfortunately, there atW are 17th century predecessors lcnew Moore, extension oconomllt, of per, Cotada, and vfewad - r Religion in tfmerim millions of Proleatanla who about the (Hebrew Ohio Slate UniY"'alljo, il&llta there. They travale4 know the Bible only In the King and Grookl In which the Blhle Two direCtors will be electthrouab lndjans, Winola, Mlcid. enduring contribution to the James version and m1Uions ot was orlgirally written. Am · eel, one to repreatml Roll c- gao, - - and . North Docatholics whose only exposure they have come into possession ty, and one to represent Atbena, spiritual welfare ot ma'nkiOO.. has been to the Douay or much older biblical msnuCortleq>OrarY scholarship llocklna, and Vlnlan Countlaa, has produced lour of the best translation. Bath of these date acripts. Thus they are able to The nominees from 111111 Coon, translatlooa of the Bible that back to the 17th century, and avokt the errors in tranalatioo II' are Howard Duvall and HoWhave ever been aw.Dable to the empio,y archaic English worda which ·produced some of tjle ard Immell; those from Athenl, one billion peq>ie around the ard eJIPre&Jioos that are eltber moat confuslrw: passages of the Hock[ng, and Viiiim Counlles are world who use the English lncQII1Prehenalble or mlslesding older ErwJ.iah 1verslona.. Scbollrahlp Attains Precision . Rldlanl Dallll)' end John Robinto the 20th century reader. language. In fact, biblical scholarship ln .... St. The meetfna: will edIt Ia amstl wonder people find ID order or their a,ppearance, Journ at 3 p.m. tbey are (l) The Revised tha Bll>le ·~rd to read" if bT recent years has attained a Standard Version, cunmonly the Bible thO¥ meiih o n o of dtll'l'e of precision. which has called the RSV; (2) The theae 01&-<>1-dste trlnslltions. A virtually etlmleated diiagreeJerusalem Blblei (3) nte New ooYOI or cookbook using 17th ment between C&tholic anll Mrs. Walter Terrell, ·viclds Protestant acholara anll has English Bible; and (4) The alii Bill)' Kendall, Anl1a witkina tllade· It possible to produce and Rlclq Klema of Pataokala Today's E-.Ush Version, other-.'· Blbte tronelations acceptable to wise known as the TEV. called on Mils Watkins' llanllbranches of the church. If you've never read the Bible mother, Ada Slack, and ut>c1e, FOr exa~TCtle, the RSV and Euge.., Slack. ln one of these modern Erwllsh Saturday Acddent TEV translations were the work Or Protestant scholars, bOth No wu lnlurad In tbe only have been awroved for Csthoo Metsa CoaaiJ accident IDveltlget- lie use. 1be Jerusalem Bible, ed bJr the Sllt.e ......, J>trol conversely, was the product of It 12:02 p.m. Saturdll1 00 Ill. Csthollc scholars but Ia widely 33, ootHenlh mile ~ admired and used bJr Protostarts. Choosing amana the modern Charlolle" D. Glast, 22, aa1c1 Colambua, . head tnnslatims Ia largeb' a matter - . loot - o f h..... Gil of Individual taate. The RSV tbe wet P.Yeinoat. Tha vablcie preserves the sentence struc.. Paid $350,000 For Role Miss West touched her bosom off tito loft of :the blah- turo or the old kina James, Mae said she Is below pal4 in mock .astonishment ard and lllnck. bi8h- meil<- substituting modern for afchalc lowered her eyes in an $350,000 for her role, anll -tr Jlgn, 1bere .... ti!oderllle impressive great show ot $50,000 for 'every week &he dsmage 110 the ""~'· No charp usages where neceaaar'y. Thus It appeals to people who admire works after the six-week cutoff. modesty. wulllad. ••rve turned down dozens of "NOOicy is art, not sex," Mae James. ,· .. , ' pictures," she said, utnhlOOing said, owirllag her noor-length the maJestic proserol the::King:. • ' white satin negligee in an arc. .. Pal Joey" aOO HThe Art or "I don't believe in IUilt)'," Love" because the construction Charles 11/ Daw- 118, dk!d · ahe continued. "'It detracts wasn't right for me. This role It bia bomt, 1123 Well St., Ak- . from your face and _pereOIIIllty, iB just what I've been lookl.rw; ron, U'WDd 7 a.m., SUDdiY. ~ That's why I never show my for.,. Mr. ~- a realFor many years Mae West' ankles." of Rullalld. to ajuoyfyocl IIi Miss West Ia elated that the was aa arachrordsm. Toda)' she bla wile, Ulllan Marlr, two""'!'; producen c1 the ft1m are is as high style a• a W, C. Daniel R. llillson, Nllro, W, She seldom VL, and Geqe C, D&.cin, ~ allc:Miag her to write much oi Field's poster. mentions that tate comedian her own dialogue and that home, I doulhter' Csr9J AIItl ·i1· Edith Uead has been hired to with whom she made two Buck, Cbosblre, and two .._, ' whip "' a flloh.Y wanl•·ohe for 111111h hila. They didn't move tera, ave . brothe'l ·Ud ...~ ._;. in the same drcles or grlnd!'hfldl:en. her. "11t&y used to cenaor my appreciate the same thill!L Funoral oenlces Fields would choose a' martini Wednesday, 1 dial- In the old cls,ys," Mae said wltll 1 c~:~ne..hlther smile. over temlntne ~0111P1nl0ftlh,lp "Noor 1 can hardl.v wall to 8Yti}' time. come "' with 10111• good linea bealuee there isn't a cen10r bell League Jhlrd stral&llt wlrL '· Tho Bengal• slipped past the Denver Broncos Seturdsy night 13-11 in their last exhibition cooteo~ They open their season next Sunda,y against the Miami Dolphins at Nippert Stadium here. Brown must cut four more men from the permanert roster tocia)' to bril1! tho team down to the regulatioo 40 members. Brown was still chucklirw about his rambunctious young quarterback G,..g Cook, who · WBI!n't contert with the twopoint vietoey over the Broncoa. u All Of A Sudden" The Beagais had the ball de4t> In Denver territory during the waning monlenta of tho game. "All or a sudden there was a time out," Brown recounted. "Greg cune running over 8Dd said he called it. You Jmow, he wanted to KO for another one. "I said, •For goodneu sakes, Greg. In a situation like that tho Miss West, . miles noi11nri!Bf of JackiCII off cblcken.... Ia-• How to Pla:y the Vamp in Movies~-· HOLLYWOOD (Up0 - Nobody'a bothered to tell Mae WiKI she Ia 76 years old. So she sliD comes on like a runp with • .., man who ventures near bar white alii &old-leaf parlorever. the temPtress. ADd at 76 she could teach rc.quel Welch a few lessons. uHonel', I'm 11ad you came \1» to aee me," she said, tl>uching her blonde-white !ressea In tbe ase-old gesture of the RIIIL Mae will soon start her first movie in 26 yean, "M1n Breekenrklge." Her last was 11 '111e -t'a on" in 1943. How doea she feel about roturnlov to iUma afler aU these years Keepo Up With Times 4 'Great. honey, .. ahe replied. ..r.. kept .., with the tlmn I'm 1!01 worried a bit." Will the sex aymbol of the 30a ·wear aa Uttle as today'• aex «• cora... W. COMPTON, O.D. OPTOIITIIST · f!PIJJIS 9:30 TO IZ, 2 TO t (CJ..OSE AT NOON ON EAST WUHT ST., POIIIEHOY. . ran. J. Mo:Knlfhl.Fernlllll,.r,,~:=r;:i Mr. and llr1. t and ldrl. Crabtree, Mr. • • .Jira, J-n, Mlaa Octo ·GII!illb' Mr. ollll MrL Carl ~ · ~-ware~ tho.. ·. . tho · Gdden Wedding &llli-iaz7 ~ , celtbi:atlon of~; ~. lfrL -., ··'· .·' ani Sianlv In iletpre reCOI!IIJ. · · · · -ri, d!lr~e'":!.:. ~e - »·II)- 1IJe • . ~ ~' : • . . -. . • ~~~~;.;,'.it~ioi 8os Radio C1tJ New York N.Y. t•ll." lloi' lar letlne& SJ.,., aadd a o h d e yonr umo, ad•reas and zip Code. me to ask 1 wltb tbelr .dqlltor, Mr. i!ad IWt Kaaeb Dear Judy' 1 have a prOb- · !em insertiilg zippers iD my handknllo. Tbe zipper seema so obvious. Can you help? -V. B. Dear V. B.: Try this Pl'l>cedure for zippers and see If it doesn't belp: llm&*lna. ~Ja. llr. ,and lira. Vl..iir ..... nlumod to New Officers ns f J/ecJ by Gorden cIub ; !!'W o/ , ·:tMj·.<:· ' 'S· rs, wan 8 -m S . oror to.r, ::t't,.!_ , Family Reunion Held at Park :,M,IIUJ. ail4 Tbotnaa Edwarda "''.andod • ~. will . =·.:.,«... be ieulallofKihrll!l!lniCoacll..,, II, wid, In z.-w .-.· ""o '·,=:.~)V!'_.~· ~ ~· .... llr - l. . • 011. ' Altondlng were Mr. and ldrl. WarreD Rllse and PIUI, lira, JiGbtn tlul'l 111111 - . Scott Allen, :!Ira. RalJll! lillie, Llta Lta- ;~~Dtol~ ' ~-=;~=~=: . lie, Mr•.ll®wt aad llrll. Leo Mr. Tulot,•j " .. ..b!e.... Glotia, 'lnd Jan, Uil ,' 1~r.:: t;l! ., lin. ,....... - · ·. ell .or Roelle. · llr, . llilii and TGitl, . lira. Gone llud-, &1111 Mrs: lilliib, wr; ' Boilale, KatiQ'. . . Jay, •tidDe, " '1:!t~[~=J o,:J lndlita. Iii ... . .-lldi .. ~ _._ ' . ......, , a._._· ' A~ . . '· :< . ;- .U. ~ ..._. DlllfW ·Oct. ll, lfarJiand ":f'!t=:~~~ ar.mJaw 1111 . Mr. and ldrl. 1107 Prl<t«r of Middleport, 1111 bla brothar.la4w &1111 aleter, 11r; and Mrl. J. G. S!ran of DamWe. Tllel' aloo · several other relaUvn whllo In Melp Coonif, Mr. and Ill r a. Gotschall and llr. and lin. Priddy - ' a cls,y witb Ben Jacka of First, do a row of single who Is In W hellth. The crochet aronnd the edJI:es of Gotaehalla alao attellllod t be the zipper openlng. 1'lten, keeplng the zipper eloled, llei&s Count,y Fair for the Orst pin it into place-following time In t6 yean. the directions given on the !flas &ie Rue of st. Auauozipper package, ttne, Fla. IPinl a ncent weekNever stretch the edges of end bare with her parenia, 11r _ your knitted work. Just pull and Mrs. Tom Rue. She came bJr them slighUy. Now sew the from st. AIJ&ustine. zipper with mercerized cot- ·plane Recent guests of Mr. and Mro. ton thread. Carl Br1111D111 were Mr. andllrl. The zipper should be covDor107 lAwson of Clarksbuq, ered by the crocheted edges. W. Va,, and Mr. and Mra. WnHowever, if for any reason llam Nicholas and chlldreo end it isn't, just work one more nephew, Kellly Nlcholla, their row of slngle crochet-on one of Eatm Rapids, lillcb. edge only. This should live Craig Rawllnp, stationed at you the finish you're loofing for.--Judy Love. Newport, R. L - theU.S.Nav1 Is home on an 18-411 leave. He returned In late Au&ust fr9m a cruise to the Virgin llllnds. On Sept, 16 he gees beck to Newport, Here to vfaJt with Craig and b11 mother, Mrs. s u a a n Rawlings, were. Mr. and M r a. Mabel Boarhs later In SeplemJames Johnaon and children, bar. Klmbarb and Jeffrll)', ~Marya­ Reported Ill were Mrs. IIebei vWe. Wolle. recuperatiag at the home Mr. and Mra. Michael Gorladl of Mro. Paul Grueser; Mrs. AoL have returned from a~ rll Sayre, hoapltallzed lor ~t­ trip to Black Water Falls, They Ditnl of an InJury recoivnd III an reside In one of tbe Grueser automobile accldsnt, apertmants on North Second AYO, The f)l'ize pockap donated bJr Mro. Nettle "-rea wao awarded In t:flddleport_ fl> Mrs. Edith Spencer. Thecauncll has been asked fl> chaJige the dlstricl rally dsle from April 23, 1970 to Apcll 20. Deputies Appointed for Friendship Night c;;: Att~ GaJ4~, Let's all .be a little l~ss piggy. ·~=$=~:;==~= anymore." ry No One Injured in, at 76, Still Slwwing Nothiiig ,. 1 o e s · together . quite as wen as a .s ldit and · ~ot Clllrell, ~ ·• sweater . set. So If,: you're knitting for contlder the de¥GIIoo!al -~ tiro. ~­ fashion pluses of separates ,lllddoX; Jll'<lll'&m~ loll'•· that can go l!telr owu way or Graee._ omeoiro will team up u a smarl suit for III'VI II bolte1. .1. . tbe new se•son. BETHEL 62, ~Or; Double yo'!! faihlon loots BY IIRS. GERALD MINOR der of Jolla~. odlool of with the twO'p~r J'm feaStar '4'4• Club, Dexwr Instruction and ' IIIstallallnn of turing .today. The skirt, a !'II '· .... lli&MI cllllll, ,. lllllft decldo lrhlcll of our Jilante council 7:30p.m. gently fitted design, takes on to .,._ lndoora for winter and IDutt ....ru11y lnopoct cls,y · It the Pomoro, - · a great 1porta look with tailored body 1hlrts, and the ,tot plant llee wtilch IDI¥ IDvldod ClUI' :"-:!."EI!OY GABDER Club, long-sieevlid cardigan can be matched wiiiJ fa6ric slrlrls biiQ (~cb, look like omau blto of eoum !lull) are boot lloidlf, 1 It the IMune of In your wardrobe. Cjil~ili · Ill on small p11a1a bJr boldlnl the plant lljl&lde doWn ln lira. Dor Schaefer, !!ith lira. The sweater Is dei[lled ln ...,.., and diwlaJ tbe - · IAlp In a biUI of lnaecllclde. A ;.,.. , Richard Jones as the aoolatiDc the new, longer len that's . 't. teas_,rw nlcolllie-oul!llllte (Black Leal 40) 'and hostau. · a sure slimmer. he band soopln a quart of nlerileood for dliiPia& SALEM CENTER P.T.A., 7:-of vertical ribbing at the i'lailia wbld! , _ be handltd euf4o be<auoe <l 11110 me.r 30 llondiiY, Sept. 8, It t h e waistline helps, loo, to ac.....,..t Mill. tbe IUII8 mb:lure. Whan the bi!P are few in achool. cent the l'}'Sitive. Bell it with POMEROY P.T.A., 7:30 Mona chain, if you wish, or wear a amsll bit of .Cottoo diiJPod in rub1J1ni1 aicohol me.y be it free and easy. to dlalod&e them. 0no nmst be very careful not to pt day at the l'lmle>W Elementa"<1 SchooL Speaker, Alljpllt SIJn.. ;,; ••• alcohol oo tbe plant. . Especially Oattering for lntects ln plants 11Ueb u pa1mo and · rubber plllllla can mona, Dlr, of Franklin Co, Chipthe fuller Ogure, the suit can be knllied lor sizes 8 to 18 . off the leaves or olema with a discorded bnuh ter of the Cystic Flbrosia Foomln - Bear Brand or Botany water • .l1lenrard the plant lhould be~ dstlon; dev-. bJr the Rev. Totem yarn, a soft wool and Knii a . smart suit look or cl- nter, w. H. Perrin; Olb Scout Den 4, acrylic blend. a pair of separates. Knit. I ~ mud! bolter to brlns the ravorlte ~ _ , . , before pladp to the !loa; ol!lcaro to For yo111' copy of lmlltlllc ting instructions for the nflht air dlllla thelll. After repotllng them, thq me.y be left oe"e refl'eahmenta, ' IDatruellona lar botk the matching skirt and cardi011 the porch or In IOIDO III'Oiectod ares several de1l before brlnsREV. C. J. Lemlenuest spesk. aldrl and ell!'dlgan..__ seat! 50 gan are. available for sizes ·N them IIIIo tho......_ er when Rutland PTA meeta 7:30 eents to SlllchiD' ume c/o 8-18. · I ada Pl'actict! .Ia followed thll)' will re1a1n IIIIIDf mora of their p.m. !o!onda1 at eloiJII!IItaey · yonr loco! 1ewopaper, P. 0. :'"' . wbld! othenrlae wuuld haWe faUM because of a Iudden school. Girl Scouta to conduct off:emparatltre. noa .,.,...mOD)', Allmombarsurgweak . f~ of plant . food at repotllng- helpo Pl'l- ed t o - · and a~ lois of loavta and bloaiOIDs, RIVER'IIEW PTA Sepl, 8, .. I think, when rO!IOWDI p1ante win use ell- soil 7:30 p,nl. at the school, AU par. lone wiiiter ,lfOII'Ih. Earthwrma In the soU 11181 1nt.arfere ents plan to attend and meet tho Friendship nf&lrt activities Ina: for ..,. post councilors .,.,.,... rool develop111ent of potted~. Tllel' can eaiiJ.y teachera. were discussed wh Theocloru will ,__, ~-""- limo TUESDAY en s , .... be changed. 1be meetlni , OJ - · on the IIUI'faco of tho soU or bJr waCouncil 17, DaUKhtera of Amar- Wllrbe held at the home of Mrs. plant with- COIIIalnl!qr lime. We, ton, 1111)' use (IIWIREGULAR MEETING, Racine lea, met recently at the IOOF · ~ a weak .COI'!"Dtratlon). aome recoJIIIIIjlDI) worm erodl- Lodge 481, F. and F.M., Tueo- hail. day, 7:30p.m. In a letter rrom Mro. Fdlth ·• are""" P1'tJIII'inB tbeir )l8rennlal beds. Becauoe MEIGS LOCAL Atblellc !boat- Wakely, Marfetla, the district . bed Ia parl1l&nlnt it abould have a deep, Mlequate foonds.. era Tuelday • 7 :30 p,m., In cafe- deput,y, she reported that coundr~ and texture. lipan no elforto ·to prepare terla, Melp High School, Mlcl. en deputies have bean appoint- / !II& lllorGuahiT. cilaJna .the soU 110 a ~ of at least one root dieport_ Parents urged to - . ed and that commissions will 0 d - mlxlna It a -tina, at least 2 IIId!ea thick of ,..n rotted SPECIAL SESSION, Southern be presented ~rtna the FrlendIIIOiiure. and 10 11>1. of . meal for 1o;r--- fOol, or use l.oeal School District Board of ship night obeervance on Oct. .., IIYIIlable IOUI'ce of ....... iiiil ..~ It with • well belanc:- Education, 7:30 p.m. at b I g h 20 III Ganlpolla. food. Econollll' of ellortllea In thorouiJ)I-atlon at tbe school, Racine. The atate COUIIcnor will be Mn ao -soU wil !lllll'ei!Uire renewal or elaborala - l o r RECEPTION FOR ;,.,. band present for the -rvancewhlch lbatallatlon of new olllcero llflnl )'lUI. lr a bed lo dev«od entire~~ to peremlala It -.1 lnatruclor, Jolin Cogar, when will begin with a 6 p.m. pot- hlshllf!lltod a meeting of the !fldbo'.'l!llaaot ~ tl. wldll. 'Tallest !liBnts, of ooursa, nmst be placed at Eastern Boosters meet at luck dinner, at the K. of P. dioport Amateur Gardeners Club !!,.-ofthoplnt . bi8h acboQI Tueldll)l. A!lleatlon llall, Second and Locust Sla. heldWodneldaynlghtatthehome · ~~ are &IWI,yl best wh., pia- In maues end~- -· 111 answer period win loUow. llrL Wakely also amouncod that of Mrs. Russell Mills. '!'litO' ..._ more lnterestiDc &1111 lltractiYe than a hit or mlaa plaat- Meeting lime Is 8 to 9:30. llem- appointments have bee~ msde to · Installed were Mrs. Harry S. liW. ·~ If - - ia lllv101 to color heriiiOQI' or con- bero are to take a dozen eook- the degree team for tbe district. Moore, president; Mrs. Wesill)' ....,.. 'A _ . . . uae of white lafreii\OIIIIy adYiaableln perennial lea to the.session. AU members In preparation for Friendship Fey, vice president; Mrs. Ed~· · Ho_tn~ ' "' "'w'" " <~· I~> t"'·' .. ,.. ,.. · ,, . :· urged, ~~· . · · Nlabt,aydepaue'-atatt~n · ~ ,~ett. ~~ · aDd ·SirJnlise'~PiJII/u}l ~ ,.,.r< ·' :·"1 ~~:" ' W.&c.t ... ~ ~.r United ,·IIIII distriCt bmc.We irl"'to'nWt ~ lid.~ ~ Gbal,~r. . , .~P· . · tJen · . Metbedlst cliurch, 6 ~m. pot. at 1:30 p.m. oo Sep. It at the Mrs. Atuwr Sklrmer, the InstallKent, .19th A • o., luck - r - members brlnscov Clvltan Park In MarloUa. The fDa: officer, presented each ofthe .. ·A i!Un!rlH biJ1!IdeJ ll&lV han- 1111 . ~ llrl. ~ !~!- waa held Par-rg, W. :VL lira. Hu- •ed dllb ~ own table ....: de- team membara are alao new officers with a miniature $ ~ at tlte. new home of Mr. bar.., Ia the 11'0Dddou8bter of 1 Mila 14dla Eberl!bech tho asked to atlalll. lilted key and a ooraage, each I .liiil ·Mn. La........, Hubar&!!l the sueaL ce; am Rnm1111ge sale piamed lorthla oymbollc of the office. A 8 o'clock dlnaer was aerv- progr month haa been postpoood, awu N - In the lnstallaUoo cere" · 1 ClllllfKJATI or t;OMPUA!ICE ed and later In the evening a IIIIDOIIIICod that tho regular meet- DHli1J' waa the close aasoclatlon "• '" ....,,,,,.. . decorated eake bearfna tbe InMIDDLEPORT B & PW Tuea-eon tho club and the CIJUIIIJ' SUPOPERI~U.. ~~~~ lcrlptlon ''Hippy Birthday Mama day; dinner, 6:30 l).Dl. at Martin asaoclad.~ as well u the re.. ... ~·~ D " and~--~ 1 · Restaurant; bualnes1meetlngand OP TH£ STA1"B OF. OHIO. ear ouu..,..__... ce cream · don aad the .atate organizations. eeL 11r1 Swan ce1v prosram following at Columbia ..,,.,. mtifla tMI ware aerv re - Goa Co. office; Nellie Vale' chairNew program - · for 1969' ed nummJUstllftoand<ardselq · 70 were distriboiod end the plans cOimNINTArCASUALTY with HVeral CCI'IP'atulator.r tele::: ,~~ p_rogram on .. World Af.for tbeyearrevlewed. Mrs. Burk.. COMPANY . ,.,_ measagea, ott gaye the tltougltt for t h e •/.CHICAGO 51_,, of ILLINOIS OHIO ETA PID Chapter,month, "The Ganlen" bJr Pa.. Guesta at thO Jlllrl¥ were Mr. and Mro, !.lndley I.\'ODI and aon, .,. __ -· •~ 8 Tu Mr. and Mrs. 1loiJqr Arnold tience ..______ and ""• ~-~-" llueomplied wltbthtlawaol'tbiiState "--~"""611 .. rm. ""' p.m. es- and daughter• ol Soutblide, w. QWVIII5 ~ ua.-.v.;~, applicable to It ami il•-horbed duril1( ........-, Mr. and Mra. Olear c1s,y nl&lrt at tlte Cotumbua and bJr Harlett Selthan. f.lleewrent yeartDtranuct in thi•tt.ate Babeodt, Mr. and lira. David Ohio Electric Co. In Va. vlllted recentl,y with bia Tho arraogement of the month IU •pproprlate bulneQ of lnlun~. llial and doulhter, Mar7 l.oo- ,lflddleport. perenta, Mr. end Mrs. Dorea was dlapia)'od by Mrs. Walter lie, all of: TullPtra Plains; lira. WEDNE9lAY ArnoW. Crooks. I festured Jaey of the .l..eDta Mallir Nr aDd M Mrs. Janet Jeft'era, Nra. Dorak In . • • . r I, POMEROY - MIDDLEPORT es Arnold, and lira. ~ IIY- I e a cotreetablefioralplece. Slarllnil lfassar, Diana and Llona Club, Wednelday - , 1n saU ware recent vfsltoralts...th Mrs, Grace Pratt, · retiring Chuell1, ol Eaaterlll.oeal; Mr. the l'llmeroy Unlled Motbedllt Side with tho 1loiJqr Arnold 111111_ Pl'estdent, tltsoked the olflcers and Mra: Llndaoy l4oaa Dl, Mr. Churcb aoc1a1 room. . _Uy. The,y wont • ..,..Ially 110 ..., 1111 members lor tholr coopersaDd llr1, ~ ~ck, Mr. POMEROY CHAPTER SG, Ro7- ' Ter- l.Jm, lnfllll daushter of Uoa durin& her term. Mrs. MWa IN WITNESS WHJ!R and Mrl. Jim Drost, Diana and al Ard! Masons, lirlt reauJar the Arnolds. and Mrs. Jotm Womer served a ou-bol m' ,. Jltnm,y, PUkersburg, W, VL iulit staled meeting, 7:30 p.m. WedMr. and Mrs. WWiam Cole- salad eourae. ,,.,-~~ Mila Ttreoe Rial and Mill nelday, I'Ume>W VoiOnlc Tem- man; Am Coleman lll1 MrL BW ·JULY'·''"" Lloelllgga, ' - " · pia, . . Call and family spent aaveral FREbllsMITH .Mr. and. llrl. JUao T~ CIRCLE, Untied cis,ya roceally villtin& lin, Lul(ltad ~:: q.urch of Chrllt, 7:30 W-- c111e PUwell at StouhenYWo. She cis,y nl8bL llra,llarjperlte Mil'- had bean the rtctnt gueot of Mr. • - - - er and lira. Frode Faubar, - - and lin. BW Fields &1111 ramUy osseo; lira. SlaJ1a Kloel, a1 New UwtlitJim. Tlie i'1th Wedding anniversary tiJ'OI!lllrL Bud Mclfomes, the for- of Mr. and Mrs. AU•TII)'Iorand . CHODI REIIEAIISAL, Trfnlll' mer Gladys Judson of llarUord, tbe 7Utb blrlbdsl' -.er.ar,. of . Vlllied Cburcl! of lllrllt, 7:30 Ia 1 ~ at tho - l l o i - Mr. Ta:flor 'liere obeernd with a W.Iday night lnstaod of ua- p11aL . famib' rtUDilln recently 1t the uaJ Thurldll)l rehearsal. 11r, and llrL 01110 nes have Forltod Run -. 'WEDNES>AY . llltDI 1!18 post IOfOI'al de1l In The irouP lDok- rides and AVXILIAIIY- of the lllddl~ ' - " vfaltlna fl'landa. awlmminl during the di.YFlro ~ w....,ioc~Q Mr. and llrl. Clarence Stru- Plcturea of the family were Ilk• at. ·of ldrl. Allee blo, Jlr, and Mr•. Paul Damell, Planls Broughi'lndoors · · ' llr.L 'earl 'Cflltlrpe allllllrL Robe\'~ ~~ oUa~~aDiatrict Wscs· tqootiqf In ~ate~ alii ropteae• roq,lo Church. )lr. iiiii'Mrll oo.~.llir. aDl lira. Joe McWhorter and p.m. MrL E,....tt ·, Holanb were lllewul, coUld fl> Lockhari. Tms,, blr~ 18r 4:051!-81. -· lille:barpa death ., llrl. IJiU01I J......... IIIIer of llrL Haney, Mr- Mrl. Joaepb F. Blllcldlurn,J!ol. Whorter and llrl. Holc«Jinnl. ward C. - - ldrl. FlOra Mr. and · Mrs. Errol Plcllatt F, Chambara, )IOOb C, Clolnallll dsu&htera have moved frOID u.r, CUrtll W, Chrllllu, their trailer hmle near tho for· 'llri. ArmiDia A. c ......... Larmer Col18Dbia School to the farm -q E. Duke, lira. Raljfl, ~ owned bJr bla arallllmotber, the . lira. lfal'old E, MeA!ee, 'DaDPickett rAnn - r Darwin. tt1J D. Mnlar, lira. j.alaJI&Noal, llf. allllllra. Earl StarkeY at- lin. llaJjlb .w. l'lrr7, Ja1il01 A. telllled an loluranco m1111ng III Butlterford, lin. 1fam7 N. SII!J, . Columbua recentq alii also vis- ' lira. m.. A, Slllltlt, ldrl. Ella ' ONE OF THE reasons Oblo State &carea fl> repeil aslbe itod his slltar, llrL Jesllle .J - ~. William L. ~ No. 1 team lo collece loetbaU Ia a veteran bli~ld, aU lo Colwn~I~Ja alii their di.l!llh- Hobart R. w......, Cbarlta W. wblcb Includes p a 1 s -c a to bID C halfback Ray Gllllu , . tor, MrL waillla Jone, In Nal- . Wi'l,f, Farrell N. !1141V. (above,_ :_ soovllie. Deliver L, lllc:e, !!&94i'a.L. lfetl,. Penn Sta-unbeaten a year ag<>-will have to prove It ' MrL Dwaine Jordsn, Bryan man SIIIID, Mise Am E. Coll!U; •, wasn't just luck and Ted Kwallck. Virginia Tech could go and Keltlt, and Mrs. WWiam 011-. Mill Jo,yce ~. ~ ~ . . unbeaten if it gets past Alabama in Its opener. wen vialted rellltlves in 1!10 Flat- B. lltirDOidl 11r1. CbarloO ii:. · wooils, ~.. aroa recellliy, lolrL Nlbort, ~o~ra.' ~ Ed Jlelllie)'ofFlatwoodl...- Raberl A. Mtllti!o, Mill ·~ · hoDit with- for. • lei! dayl w~ lira, Grah ~li"*'>·· . :, with her perenta, Mr. and lira. Mrl. Alii- !:;"Deck, · l(r,.: • · . Jerry CulwelL . !Ieney 0, Click 1111 Wut ,-.:; ' E,rl Starkey, Ruih Ann Jor- . 1frL Larr.l' R, Lludei1nlll and:. • dsn, Kathy Oloadleand Mre. MoD- Want MrL Jcllln E. s..wio,~ •I . dal Jordstl, Columbia Grange Jr. &lid lnflat ...... ....._ • ' un.ey were really after me, membera, alliatodlllrrlsonvllle Balpb Blebellll1 ..,_• ~; •l too.,'' he continued. Grsnge IIIOIIIbers III serving tbe ter, 11r1. JConae11! 1', Lao .,j;. 1· Crabtree caught three passes .,._,. for the recent Bloodmollillll ..., Wnbur S.·SOrrall r114."' ' for 66 yards. Tom SmUey, the bUe visit In Pome>W. This lao llrL ru~ Hallllll<illd. , ·· ' . ·fullback given to Denver Cor. project of llei&l Coualjl Poa!- . .• . . . ·· · ' Crabtree, carried 11 times for Grange with $lbordblale Grange• Ia A l1!l'e alp tliat 111lllDM1l'. '. just 30 yards and ca1111ht three aervlngon·-Uic.'delea. ..=::ow!'ne:u:iomU: ,. : . times for 14 more. Mra. Corl Greenless suffered cover the iDOW IIIU>vel yoa"'i"i a haal1 allack recentlf and ei>- o)wtdonecl lAIIt ""rlnJ. - .1. "--~•• -. .,' " ' ..::·· terod ......-... H-llal. :"~". -•·a· Moadt.r,_ WOlDI'S llan lilrvlce;, F-- _ , N. . . N._, u. I _i .N, IJ .JUDr LOVE , •• Browns, Bengals Post Triumphs CLEVELAND (Up0 - The rn.ctured thumb of veteran strons safecy Ernie Kellennan could complicate the reductioo toda7 of the Cleveland B""""" 11<1uad to 44 players. Kellerman InJured his left thumb saturday night In the Browns 20-10 victory over the Washington Redsklns alii was oJpoetod to be out of actlm !Dr the oext tJn-ee week&. Rookie Freddie SUmmer from Wake Forest will probobly fill in for Kellerman In the final ' Fashion·s ·n..umb . . : pra,, ,0 lancl. ci~nry. ~. 7. 'feua ... ' •\ Oldaboma POHible Bre~UJd: A1r Geordo, LSV, M~ $iale, Nolre•Dule, NorCII Carollu · ,, State, Staaloid, West Vlr...ta. Wyomla&- NEW YI)RI\.-(NEA)-Ohlo State has the best college football team ln the country. Admittedly, prognostication Is at best an Imprecise science, but at a lime like this (before the season begins), there can be no other No. I. The Buckeyes accomplished all that can be accomplished last year-with sophomores: Unbeaten, untied, No. I in aU polll With a wln over No. 2 Southern California in the Rose Bowl. A year older and a year stronger, Coach Woody Hayes' team simply must be rated the best team in the Ohio's l.~staie ·. ' ' A ' Mueller's r~P . Te~ Forecast: . ' 2. Hoalloa Writer ,.. ' ' ~~·. . t 11&. ;. ~------~------~+-~~~ lr U£ ·, [b .,~. ( ·. .Ohio St~te Is College Grid '' Health Club _.., ~....., · ~ · -·-~~aro-· Clul mit. ~ lllilit ; ~n!ja.· 1'rlnll1 ~ Clureh it~ TheauJiper'' aflalr••......,...;., . ~~ Jsct. wlli bo bild III die cllifdo baaemiD. APlc:nlclor.....,..... •• set for Oelo 3 • tbe - 33 roadside l*'k-' Tho- pl8l'llod and . all ........~. ­ to be at tbe park &15 Welcomed lo tbe __.._ ' . two ...... lin. 011 ... Lancaster, and lira. ~ Hik· ber of lfasaaclllaatta YIIIU.. hare with her dsuPter, M r 11o 1'1111 ~- lira, llenr7 Ratbel thanked the ...... lor ...... and floworo during bar WnoiL -P.m< ..... r~ thet l i n . - Slnlth Ia • patieit at llol... Jlot,. pltal, Mra. Mobil WQ\fo II recuporstiDc at tile IMxne of her alstar,Mra, Paul Graeser, Jil!'!,. Amanda Kaspar Ia from tlte hoepllal, and thet llr1. Clarence Jleadle;y lo l_.mni from a recoul DloiiL Alao Dotad wu the Wneoa ol lin, a_. CUIlums. l'rller from the ~ tho tneellnapresidOdor• by Mrs. Fred Des-- ill r a, y- Mu: Meinhart had - · opening with "Under Ilia Wtnp," pri,Yer and a poem on the tope ..M.F Friend." Memben . _ ''llappy BlrilldaJ'' 110 Mrs. 1107 Soyfried, Mra. Everett Dalllll', and ·Mrs. Huber. ~•Compuaton" wu llaldle tattoil' II•., by lira. Loall Ratbel, program chairman. Sha alao * read a poem uwe-a Gardin." Mrs. Lawrence •......_ Mrla Dallll)', and llrL GIUYer Er!l ~ served re!re-a. Gomes ..... played f)l'lzes bolng 'WOO by Mrl. J)NIIUW, II. r 1. llelnharf, lirL Neldzilag and llrL J..alila Ralbei. llrL illu:tin Willi the guest prize. New officerawereelectodwheo .......... beside the Laurel Clift Health -s ..,._ Club met Thur&daY night at tho ed were lin. Pldl '!lo[rNrt, , ho ., llr Mrs. Orto Ginther, Mrs. ' me I, Allen Eichinger. llolter lllrL Gladys Colckla- . Eioctod were Mrs. Be r t h a Mr L.ut, ~Mrs. Kate ~ - -• ~er. prealdsat; Mrs • .,,..... s. . . ~'iii : IJIC:*iii.~ -Ofkjlilf __,__ ~ .,.,_;;(\o I vi . o>.W. -,___,.- blll!befa-,ll!i'i.LillliiiJ.~j' :<b "" . ...~ ~~7:""'' . ce wea-,... 11 r s. . Jllri ·-cJIH Klltr \ ,., ,-.-. ..t,._ •ti dorus Council 17, DausJrtere of Uqfd Wri&ht, aecre!ary; 'and ' ' ·• .,, America, at her Letart, W. Va. Mrs. l.&w:rence F.hlio, treuur .. home. er. You'd better enjoy tbe heat now-tblnt of what lt'a Mrs. Marprot Seldonabel prePlans were made for the club going to coat you next winsided at the meeting whfcb op- amlversary to beobserv<[dwitlta fer. enod with the Lord's Pri,Yer and dlmer In October at the IMune of • the pledge to the fioa. Miss Erna Mra. C. R. Karr, St. Adox>wlGel a bunch of women Jease, put president, read acriJ>- edged at the meeting were-togelher <md tbey U1114ffy lure from the 50th Psalm. tiona fl> the club lor use of host<Ilk about who, why, wlun011Ciwear. Jlound-<oobln cards were si1111- pital equlpnent from the Blsed for Mra. Mabel Wolfe, ro- sell, Thomas and 1am1-. cuperating at the IMune of Mrs. Ues. Mrs. PIUI Frick presldPaul Graeser, Middleport; Mrs. ed at the meeting, l Edna Rlllbel, recuporetfna: at Mrs. Wri&ht presented devoI IMune !rom recent surgeey, 1111 lions with I'Oidlnp belag lllven D of A Group Names Officers . d En,er ,arne W"''·-'- -•1!1'-• · • • SHOES FOR ~ Mrs. Adria Sayre who Ia home from the Pleasant Valley lma- 0( pital. Games were played w11b. prtz.. es befna: won by illrl. Winona Cook, Mrs. Mabel Boarho, Mrs. Mary Jewell, and Mra. Coddle Wickham. Mrs. Jewen, II r "Wickham and Loura EIIIDt were guest.. Refreshmeata were ser- cobs and ''amda,y11 by M. r s. Parker. Games -.clod bJr Mrs. Max Eichinger were won bJr M r ._ James Gilmore and Mrs. Wrl&lll Retreahmenta were served.. Othera there ware lira. Robert Bowen~ Mrs. Carmaa Evans. ved to those nsmed and Mrs. Lottie Cohen, Mrs. Ethel Smith, Mrs. Cora Beegle, and Mr1. Nettle Rawa• Birthdays of Twins. Observed Recently Mra. Bessie Graham or HarrlsonvWo recently entertained with a J111r1¥ In -.ance of the blrlhdll)' -veraarfea ofbar 1 twin ..... llarold and llarold. . - n g·ware Mr. and Mrs. · Darold Graham and famib' of HarrlooavWeJ Mr. and lira. Harold GrabUD end famib' of tbe Wl'l&ht Polleroon Air . l'orce Basi; T- !Ill!· 1111 .llrL ,Jack R. ~~.. of tateo. FJi.; . and lir. ·~a~~ Carl BOYS AND Mrs. Clarence CUrtla, ••Bread Lifo'' bJr Mrs. Citrrord Ja- GIRLS .. THE SHOE BOX · .. ~ I •• MIDDLEPORT ..._ _ _ _ _ _ _ _. .. 1 !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!~!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!~!!!!!!!!l!!! NOnCE TO lll IEMIEIS OF MEIGS AERIE NO. 7171 FRATERNAL ODER OF EAGlES: You are 111ged to attend lite regular ~teelillfllltat will be held Monday night, Sept. 8, l969, 111 8:00 p.m.Importfllll disctiSsion will be lttlllon rate uf yearly dues, metllbership, and deli~t~~lieitcies. Refreshmnts will follow meeting •. OFFICERs OF MEiGS AERIE NO. Zlll 1 ' �.. ' . ';;">' ' ,'! ' ... · Frolrf~, Aut6's' T ,.·o:',', ' 5 p.~n . Dey Bef•• P . .llutlon M.M•y Deotlllno 9 •·"'· c.nc.!l,.tlonl & CenectiMI Will II• ecce,.M until 9 •·"'· for Doy ef P~lieetion REGULATIONS The Pullli,.., the rlaht LIGAL NOTICE til c. •• HcJ. 20,117 ef O.I0N11 K. Stu,.o_., lb.... o.c ...ett. RATES fer Wolll Ad S..vlc• 5 eento ,., Wotd one lnurtlon Mlnlmutn Chert• 75c 1:2 cento per vrord three con10cu· ti¥1 lno.,tion~. ~I cent1 ,., WOI'd 1ix con••cutl"'• ln1ortlonl. :25 per nnt Di ,count on poa;d ed1 ond od1 poold within Ul c:loy1. Notice II ........ y giYon that Paul D. St~qeon, of R.D. l, Mlddlopatt, Ohio, hiD1 I»Hn duly a,..olnt•d Ad· mhdlttalar el the e••• ,. al 0.· 1(. StUfleiHI._ dec:ea1H, ,.,., ••••rv•• odll or reject ony oth deeiMd oil· jectiol'llll. TM p-U.her will MDI be r.1pon11blo for -•• thon one incor,.cr ln•ortion. NOTICI! OP APPOINTMI!NT late of M•'ll• County, Ohio. CNodltan a,. N!julred to 11/e thook clal1111 with 1old fiduciary within four 111Dftlhe. DotH thi• 5th day of S.pt-hr !969. CARD OF THI-NKS & OBITUARY $1 .50 for 50 word mi01imu11. Eo . oddltionol word 2c. f. H. O'BRIEN Probate Judto of ooid County 9/B 9/15 9/22 3tc BLIND ADS I I ·, OF QUALITY Motor Co•. . ~~l.~;!!!!. IN THE PROlATE COURT, MEIGS COUNTY, OHIO Notice In tho Moner of tho CM11te of N•• of MortM Ellen Heu to Merthe Ell•n Klu .. Martha Ellen Hen of 410 Spt'lng Avenue, Pam.,oy, Ohio henoby glvee nolle. that ehe will file her ,.tltlon In tho Probate Court of Melt• County, Ohio, proylng fw an .,.., of •old Court outhorhlnt the chont• of her nome from Martha Ellen Hen to Martha Ellen KluH. That lctld petition will b. hHrd on tt.. lOth Oay of October, 1969 ell 10:00 A.M. or a• 10on theNafter a• •old Court may h.ar It , MARTHA ELLI!N HESS A_ppllcant Crow, Crow & Po~ Attorney• 1... Applicant ,.I• ftc -------------------- ROYAL OAK Stables at RQyal Oak Is closed for the winter season. They will be at Rio Grande u• til next spring where the stables will be open Friday, saturday alii SWxlay all day; MOJ>o day thru Thursday evenings oozy, 9-7-3tc WILL DO baby sittlnginmyhume by the day, also will do general houseclean!~ by day, Phone 992-6305. 9-7-611' -COMMERCIAL ------ --or - residentia, ---sba~poin@, reasonable rates, call WUI Cundiff ror 81>polntmenl, 992-7249. Free .,.. timates. carpet , ·ss.s·s ,...,,.II•••..._ Conttertible, local 1 owner car, Super SP'f)rt model, bucket ooota, good tlrea, 6 cyl., 3 spood ahilt, radio, Popular Moclol. Brond now motor. -GU~JIMTEED- 1962 f'ORD COUNTRY SQUIRE ____.:.____ $.499 RESTAURANT, Racine. Call9922838 or 99~29. 9-7-3tc Pomeroy Motor Co. -------------- Far Rent .' . I. IIIII• ,p_, O. . Far Sale Far Sale or Trade 9-8-ltc UNFURNISHED 8jl8rtment, or two bedrooms, close to Pomeroy; 13! Mulberry Ave. can 992-5990. 9-7-Stc time. U you have two houre a day to spare from your home, we can train you to earn over $100 per mon111 extra income. THREE ROOMS, turnlohed, - aU lltilltles paid, ccq>leOIIly,$70 Write (or interview appointa month. Phone 99:1-<1975, ment, P. 0. Box 43, Middle9-7-trc port, Ohio. THREE bedroom house, 108 High St., P<meroy. Phone992-2802. WILL DO any flpe ~ hauling. 9-7-311' Wlll haul and lheVel coal, !lhene 992.:803. ' 9~tp .... ,--~~...- - -.... TRAILER SPACE, 640 LoW"el St., Mlddl..,.,.!. Phone 992lrA 7148 after 5 p. m. . r;:..;~R BEATEN DOWN. carpetpaona.., when BlueWstrearrivu. Rent POODLE PUPPIES. ~C T o 1 electric aiempooer $1, llaker . miniature, $75andlij).Siudltr' Furniture. vice and grooming. I'IICD 9929-8- 6tc 5443. ll~c .-------------- ONE FIVE kWM House in Minersville with 5 acrelli one ftve room house. llfz acres, both for $3000. l'llone 992.602 L A GOOD BUY, rive It a try. mue Lustre. Amerlea'l fa-vorIte carpet shampoo. TIC\Y'I Borplnland. 9-3-6tc ------------- IICIIT ... CA'LL RAIU181 SERYICl Oawald' ''Victor - · boot, 'How Goocl Ia y- EAR CORN; OilY amoun!. D a I e Kautz, Olester, 985--3831. COII!pi.FIIIIIt·~ IIIII Bnke S.Wice 8LAETTNAR'S . . IN POMEROY · For'Sile ·- ---! BEANS, halt rumor, 10collllplc!oo inc. pick :rour ...., bu. B r I n g contalnera, Allllnw Cr~s. Itt. 2, Racine, Ob1o. · .•as · -------- ------ 9-Utc EI':T U~ ALIVE. eq..,_ Estate far Sali · --llldcll_., REVI Ii&Lf SYRACUSE CHURCH THE NAZARENE SEPT. 7-14 ------- HOBSTETTER REALTY ----- --------- .:.:...../"' :::em~.::.= pmells by Eut. Well opeutho lllao LOCAL REPORIS Dllll AT .. -'':•.:· .. ·1 ,., 7:50·l.M, 12..10011 3 P.l4. ' 'ltd:= ., :he plaJ ~ tile ...... ' from dUmmy, Well eaa olilft to • heart aid boa~ with two opaclu, two ·and. dub." Jim' "Tbe poiDt II II :be ld!li ~ IPtdetlll ~ :rom dUmmy, cloclmr .. .., P.M. iD8 to w1Dcl ... matlq II& DO-trump roPnlo leut lour .l<eeping Mei9s . :' •... or .... .-fhe_flf ' cluba.n ' .. O.Wald: .. _ , .,. t~~~t: OliO of tho llaDdliid .,.. tile ....y of iooclll411111il .' A As lfCh II .....oct Tbe - · flf" apldea load tiu ~­ with both tile - laot. Once t:be.ldlu! II playecllnial dummy, Euleaa dO IIOiblq 1o defeat t:be DOotrwnp pme. · If he coDIID1101 - - lets tile lead riile to olum· 10. If be ...... ~­ IDg elle clacloror llie trick and goes about btl ·· bualnell of iiDocldDI out tbe ,) ace of clubl." -------------- -p;- l" .. .. ,.. City Folb Urged to Understand Farm Ills :u:· RIISIM&: 'lc.ll" " ' . ·, - ------------- c==-=- Wanted .... . . .. ,.. ' .· ~ The End Q-Thebkldiat<hooWeollf __ _ FCR liE FIRST il.lif IN !I.V LIFE, I KNOW ~ LfO MU5r ~AVE Fat... ______ _____ _ PHONE 812-2962 ------------- - -------------- _______ ____ _ -------- -·----- -------------- -------------- tallka - -------------- - - - - - - - - - - - - ..... , I Syraeuse l -...... -· .................. I!.............. -blip ,_.. ,..._. . . . . - rr... ww -------------- ____ ___ ___ For Rent ' '$700.00 GU&RANl'EEI s.z:w. J- orm etrllll.c ~ .• ~ '\<';:. --------------.....-,...-• ....... -;-----------.-.------------- ... RY , •.• :$995 ..".... ·-·lui '"" BLAETTNARS :.<!~ '' rr : -·•"'iii'--'-. · ' .' .. :. I ,~ !OIIAY'S Qllii'II01C ! . ···._ ··-· --- · - CROSSWORD -~~~~ ... .._ 7.~011 · ··-··- . < lostooclof-- Mail Ctill lpllde ,... - Your Arte Johnaon,· ln hi& hllartow claraeterlzadons, is popping 'I' In newepeper and mqazine ada, even tn· TV ldverthtrv. Verrrr lnterreattnc. What wiU ht do f'or an encore? He's the most Ulll,.rlal ldt In Amarlcan lnmor. in a .....,.IIOIL Keep hlm cCIIII!~Wo •~;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;J A. Buckeye ' .... _ , ' .ponded one no-trump tD J'GIIII' · iouble. What do J1MI do __, : ·--o.r ROnD m~ Martin: - L-......,j welpt ana t1re1 Vei'J' ..all· · ~: toot tbyrold pllla all tbo ,. Ume I waa carrylnl( blm. De. · vou think he cOu!a bave a ,. tbyrolcl clollclency? ,. A-Tityrold _ _ , . Ia childhood may 1'011111 from lhyrolcl medleatlcm tateD by I t.Tatttr 1L11u0j tl.a.naet J.l.ftsell'l Dirt Imbedded in Skin . Needs.Prompt Removal ( abbr.) 1'9:-ll&le By WAYNE G. llANOSTADT, M.D. 11.Com tT• ..-1 be cleanea tbOhlu,_~ tile m...,er dlll'l'q - · ': acmcy. Teotl of tbyrild fu110. '· b soon after the accident as possible. If the procedure is very palntul, It should be done under an anesthetic by a surgeon. If allowed to heal with tile dirt sllll present, tile only remedy woolcl be to with a . graft.the tattoo ::!'!"<" Q-My BOD, 13, tloD lhould be made 011 :roar ·' that, H needed, he !: .may .. treated . - , . , IOD 10 II over· ------------- -------------- • __., · :IECIIANICS • Dblo - What do you do now? ------------- O'BRIEN CROff REALTY CO. 1• 7 • You. South, hold: ,, ..UUU lfCIII eAJI:IU .,a • - Rclali 1. Puo TWO CARRIERS NEEDED IN MASON ..~ ~··tot "" ' ' -------------...ti Sale ="Z.ln""u..Eutnr:".:: Eut AID Informed of ....... and It II 11J1 t8 Sout& to pllly from dumlaJ.'' Oawalcf, "If tile 10 "' apadeo II Played, Eut <:11f· .oro ..-!Ill lllo jock. If a. South""" atlll mob bll-. tract b y - · balcltho 'r!ek With tile It unuo out that Well tho .,. of d .... In the .... "' • 1969 SEWING MACHINE •sed i•st • row times. Fully SYRACUSE U-3tp 1Ral ped to zig zag, makea butt4»Mrs. C. fl Williams were vis-RODNEY DOWNING holes, overca14 apt)liquea aal itors of Mr. alii Mrs. Millard 26-ACRE FARM, 7-rOCMD house, many embroidery desipo. WW Jones and Mr. and Mrs. Thomas on Rt. 124 across trom Forked VACANCY r... two elderl1 pee>- . -llllUHt oacrlfice tor oely e:l4.40 casb Williams andfamllyofColumbus. ' Rem state Park. The W, N. Ohio' pie, Prefar prl•te J*ld po---- ~--------' price or terma may be arMrs. William Eichinger, acOF 4:~ Swain pl'OjiOr!y, The executrix FURNISIIED and Wlllomlllhecl llonla. Phone Ma- 7'13-5185. . 5-la.u' ranged. Phone 992-2685. c«o,panied by her daughter, MJ.•s. wiU be on the prembeo Sept. lll-8tfe . <r~· 1,1>0rtmento. Clo10 to school. ·----- 9~tc Doyle Gibbs, and sonatterxled the 7,30 Each E... lng 13 - 14. l'llone QJolvllle 1167~ 992-o5434. 16-IS.Uc Parade ot the HWs in Nelsonville Rev. C. L. Clendenen, St. 3337. 9-Wtc arkl were overnight guests oC the l';u TRES"' ASSING or hunting 911; Mary1, Ohio, evangell•t. Gollio and ; >: my prq>erty, Addle R. Barton, fOUR ROOM furnished Ojlert- BALDWIN PIANO to be picked former's brother and sister-inEARLY AMEIDCAN stereo, AMMr. Clendenen II a fel'll'!er .., In thlo area _ . be bought Rt. 1, Racine, Ohio. Mason reo . ,. · mell, a.ttt, ldulta and refer... law, Mr. and Mrs. Virgil Collins. FM radio, t-apeed changer, ~ .f_atfar. at htWe savings. For infor. s-:&1~11' ' . ' enceo, lli'h Mcolbem A... Mrs. Lettie Spencer wa.s a Sat. Special Music Each Night. speaker aoun:lsyatem. Balance GEO. HOBST!TTER, Boolcor mation write Paul Graves, ~ 112-6898. 7-25-trc urday ni8lrt and Sunday guest ol -Rev. M. C. Larimore, due $8L12, or budget terms Graves Plano am Organ eom.. BURUNGHAM - 5 rooms, cisMr. alii Mrs. otis Qosto, Port- WOULD UKE to have someone Qoll 99:1-<1352. a-.Uable. pa~J1, 383 E. Broad St., CobunWell As tern, drilled well, gorage, I land. to live in, do light hou1ework 9-5-Gtc bua, Ohio. THREE ROOM apartment, COII'l· acre. Now $2,800. Mrs. Charley Kiser speot ten and care for one small child. NO HUNTING or trespusing on pletecy mlllern with built-In Entertained · my !ann at Chester without days with her pa.renta, Mr. arxl Home plus salary. Phme 992SOIJD STATE slereo,l969 wol- RACINE - 6 rooms ..th -a kitchen. wall oven arxl tabletop permisalon. The tormer Har· . · ., ·' Mrs. Oielller Woodnun of Hey9902. 9-7-6tc nut atereo eonoolewlth4 ....... • to••• ~ · MODERN 7-room house In CheB-. unit; stalql,,s steel sink will\ rab rann. P.lll!'l ,E. "Edwu:tJa, ~ ., de..We. She attended the Parade (ur•ce, 3 ~"ilevot• ter. For lntonnatlon ~· or . -. _ era,- ...... ell ...... ~unit! large ..Ill' aril ' tor• •e,:ooo. · -n .. ~ r- . ''""'tr -· -. , Jr. ·8-54tc ROoF-::PAiN<nNQ:;.nd ol Hilla in Nelson.Uie. GENEJW:. RbODELING, ~- . erj -~ $&4:1 · ·. budpolntment large clooets. Nicely deccall 985-3377. · b.)' coatnct, "EJperleDCed". penl:ey, painting, rOoiini. ...... ret tormo available. call 9939-7~tc orated. call 992-2278 ror OJ>M£. aDd Mrs. Jo.seph Wesney For f'ree estiiDite, phone 992- roM LEWIS, water well drillPOMEROY - 8 rOCIIIs, ..th, 4 Mdltlou, garuee, ete.; free 3352. 9-5-Gtc poJntment after 2 p. m. am son, Douglas, or Colwnbus ing, Letart, W. VL Phone 8952806. (We go all)'lrhere). bedroom&, 3 porches. A b I g 8-22-tfc BEAGLE [q>S. Phone 848-2476. riaited her aunt, Mr. and 'olrs. 3802. ~Ole: 8-22-ttc house, $3,000. - · · phone 1192~333. M.UIP THREE ROOM hoooo, bath, cel9-Mtc Don~ and famlly. SYRACUSE-7 rooma, l'h baths, =- ..:-::..::-=.=:.=-.=.-=:;--::........, - - - . - - - - - - - - - lar, IUIIIID8r ldtcheD 1 phone 4 bedrooms, porchea, 2 lata, 992-<1079, Q..S.3Q> HelD FOX TERRIER, 8-week-olcl reFOR HIRE,. lraocber ll&llr Pets For $10,000. liDo, ct11apool dnlna t lo IJ · male p,.,py, Phone 992-2683. wAITRFS'> at'"l-11 a.re, Middle- AKC DACHSIIUNDjiUJ)p!el. Blade SEVEN - WEEK oici ratterrler wide. Paul Allllor1011, !111011, 9-7-3tc and lin, exceUenl pedigree, port. s.:&l~tc p"'pleo, temale, $20 eacll, Ph. LETART - Five rooms, bath. - W, ' Va. Phone 7'13-5788 '\fler maloa $50, rema1.. $40, Phone Door turrace, P&MIIng, drW949-2739. 9-7-3tc 3:30 or Mll-3915, Radno. 'h TON TRUCK, 55 Chevrolet ed well, .7,000. Rlpl~. w. va., 372~590. with 60 englne,ploone 949-2593. . '-2M• ' 11-4~1<: 9-7-3tc 28 - FOOT house trailer, $750, ANTIQUITY - 7 rooms, bath, '58 jeep, rood conclltlon $8110. PULLMAN, Wash. (UPD- whether oldtlmers n&IW on or AUCTIONEER forced alr furnace, buemeta. C. C. BRADFORD, Pho.., 992-&860 11-7-&p ~ Stntce I.... •to.'. Grq Druffel tries to under- Whetp.. yCMJng "">'S get lnU.. 5 HOlSTEIN heifers, one Jersey carport. Lorre lot, $8,300. . ! Auto Sales stan! the problems of the farming. People don't lose heifer, one Holstein cow, one Pbono Hll-3821 cities, He wishes the people in everything In tllia area any 600 lb. polled Heretord bul!. HOUSE IN Racine. Three bed- JiELEN or VIRGIL TEAi'Oill) l!l(clae, Oldo 1966 FORD 'h -ton pick..,, 26,000 ' rooma, Clarence Roy, phone the ' cities would try to more. 'Ihe,y just sell out and Rollard Searleo, phooe 742 Crllt llradr...d actual miles; radio, deluxe ASSOCIATES 992-3325 949-2811. 9-7-Btc 'Understand his. 4626. 9-7-Stp ._ move OIL" h•ter. Phone Che1ter 985- . SYRACUSE 9-7-&tc AI 28, Drurtel, the third Druffel, a liberal arts cra3350. Can be seen at Newen•s g.,.rat1011 In bls tamicy to d..te or St. Martin' a College In READY~~~ CONCRETE dti!Y.. Sunoco. &-19-ttc POTATOES, Unley Hart, phone TWO FARMS located at Eaot I.etor~ Ohio, 2 miles trcom ,_ ·work the land, fanns 350 acres Olympia, took over the farm in ored rialllio:rourpro,lact. ~ 9411-4433, 9-7-3tc: Busll•ss S.YICII Racine lock arddam•17acres, ..., iD the heart of the Palouse 1966 when his lather died. 1958 VOLKSWAGEN. Call 74Zalii - · Free eattawa. Ph. s..room h0111e, drWed well, LET US CLEAN oot 100l' wheat cowtry in eastern In 1968, he sold about $1S,OOO 4783, 9-5-3tc 911:1.32M, Gqleln BOooiJ-IIbl rarm Jl(lnd,large broiler houae, Washington ard northern Idaho. worth of wheat, barle.Y arkl dry •. aldca or ~land AWNINGS, lklrlll - · aad rarm laid and wooded ana, haul &ft)', very rea_.,., . eo..~bblo.• $.30.Uc Dndfel ls an atriculate peas. He tlgured his pront was BEAUTY OPERATOR, Warner's 1966 MAUBU, toW' door, one trinlfowa, c:uporta1 ~ $9~000; Four acrea, 5-room Barber and Beauty Shop. SotllfacUoa .....-.... Call ---~..:..--------spokesman for farmers every- aboot $6,000 for the year, bot owner 1 perfect condition, can blow• and iMII - - £1. houae, $5,000. Write Dale W, M9~572, . 9-Mtp 9~tt where who filii themselves in a he didn't take o« the cost of IHr White, aolel nproaGuido 992-5786. 9-5.6tc SEPnC cii&IIIICi. Miller' HW, Rt. 2, Rac:llw, Ohio. Call financial biRI because of wear and tear on his machinery llve. For lrooaallmitea,..._ SU!tadon. Stewart, Oldo. l'b, 2!7-21$ after 5 p.m. pneraUy lower prices for what that will have to he replaced TRUCA DRIVER wanted, exper.. a.rtn Llole, Slneuaa. V. V. 6!12-$03s. . AIR CONDITIONING, Rei- . lence necessary. Write Box they sell and higher costs tor some da)r. J......., and Son. Inc:. J-1o4fc atlon aervlce. Jack's Ratrtp"" . ' 668 E in care of The Dally wllat they m•st buy, Drutrel Ia qotck to polot out Now lit.... 8112Sentinel, Pomeroy, Ohio. "The cost-price squeeze is he'• not atarvt~. But he also LONE STAR boa~ _ . and ·SLIGHTLY uiHid 1luncb' S-llat ' Ilion, 2079, HARRISON'S TV AND ANTENNA clarinet In excellent oondltton, 9-7-3tc beinll tall aU over by all notes that he works sometime traDer. New ftnlah, $SJII. SERVICE. llllz-zm. $60. call Now HaYen 882-3248. ,!anners,,. Dru«el said. "It's for his Whitman COunt;y neighPhooe 112-2286. 8-19-fll: --------=--= .......... ~ 8-io.ue: 9-7-3tc 4ellnltely making a dlffereoc:e bors to ~emeM his income. MALE AND FEMALE. MaKe eli SEWING MAaiJNEs, · -~--------- .... to $5 or more an hour aerv"At preaent, it's a margiral FARM MACHINERY, OUvor 1966 FORD plclot>, excallentCOJ>o SEE NEIGLER BulldllW 5!tiPlJ aernce, all allea, II!'Z-221t. · illl Watkins customers in area operaUon aid getting more *'I' bulldllW :your . _ . Ca1l ., grain drlU 13 disc., caae 118111dillon ..-1111 .,._.. top eover. of Middleport with daley used The Fabric Shop, . Pcmq, ma"'inal eYOry year. Alii tile <lev Noigler, Bad•, 0. • mounted mower 6 root, kow Heavy duly, 6 eylllllor, ...... products plu1 Christmas gill. Alllhorlud Singer Solea and margin Is cOmiJW close to the fteld SPfa1llr with dtql 00.laUe lood aprlnp, all aceeaaorlea, Senlce. Wesaq,enSclaaors. · No age llml!. Spare or lull risk." Carl Duckworth of Lancaster . zles, case two-row corn,Plotra. ume. No investment. Write He soeo UUie help out of the phoae !fa100 7'13-59~ •. 3-211-Uc --------~----lnqwre Lloyd Blackwood, . · opmt two doya with his brother, ..-7-&tc. immedlatecy ll-51, Watkins altuatlon rr.m tile politicians. ' Rldvd Duekwortll, and w!thMr. O.eoter. call 992-3208 or 185Products, Inc., Winona. Mlrn., "There's just less alii leaa 3805. 9-7-3tc FOUR tlmobrecl lloaohullll PIIJIani Mro. John Heyesat Chester. people doing more and more 55987. The7 au attended tile Molgs c... pleJ, No - r a . Mrs. Emolll ~ltc work, an:l that many leas II' Fair. WINTER POTATOES. O!arloa Jollnoon, Hortoo st., MasOJiiW. HCIIQlnl SOUioby or New Phlla- voices to be heard," Drutrel ' HUton, PortlancL SMITH AUTO SALES\ "-'•IJ-7-3tc: , delphia Ia visiting with his niece Aid when asked to analyze the IANAUGA, OHIO lanted To Bur tarmeu' current p o I t t i c a Gle- SOUIII>er, and called on his streqjlh. CHINA CABINETS, -~~~~~... •' alster-lHaw, V!m~ Soulsby, at al4eloclla,ote.Wrllaorcall .., don't tlrlrlt there's any one & lt62 FALCON, two door, 6qllll- V.\CCVM CLEANER. 11raD1 IIIIi ' vetenoo HoJt>ital II. D, illlllor, Rt. t, · 1169 model. t"'D9lale W1m alf der, •tandard. good rubber, tor ' Mrs. Lindo lloyd ~ Parkers- thlna we can do to strengthen , . _ IB.G71. 1-Z$-Uc thil situation except to educate: cleaolow toola. small paint "'lok aale $125. DOI'I calltii'L. . lnlrc wao ' here for a vlstt with 3198, evoni!W 99:1-<10116, damare In lhi&IPinc. ta11e hor pannto, Mr. and Mrs. Wll- The fanner must lmderstand 275 GALLON used lliO! oil tank. . I. •. "·' -' $22 eaoh price or terms If do9....... Utm ~andbrolher,John. what the cltlea' problema are 'OR SALI Phone 949-2224. 9-7-3tc ., aired. Phoae 992-2615, ' . Mr. and Mrs. James R. White alii tile e!Q< lllll.li urderatanl the problema of the farmer.'' allll Jlal')' Beth of Dunbar ":"" ...,. . N-Stc ._ . Fann pOJ)U]aUoh c:ontlouea to a - , with Mr. alii Mrs. MilIL8 lard DuckWOI th at Huntington. doellne. It drO!IIJOd . per cent or the •HoM! _. In FURNISHED thrw room ~ where they mooned the birtJ>. dtyo ~ hia modlor, Aloe• White, 1954 to $.2 per ceot laat year, -. ·st., 'MWII' .. .... 587-Mill MldcllaDarl. and bla omcle, Carl Ducborth. . . _ IIW'/92, Kra. Holen Lovett, Mrs. eo.. ~ .... Domi, ~ CJD. roiCN•PJ•ant ~oor-.w. clNIU JPOIII- doyo with the ~·e h&hiF'• brother and aiater-ta/'. Who Said ........ art. .... ttNI'It. . . ' ""'.,.,....._.. _ .· .__ -~ ~· Jfr. ani Mro. Fl'Od Whlto Spoco /ruae Willi . ' . ;.., Ial\11 (1!11111allllotherrelativauna ~~~IIERCU Bciliom' · -~-~~;~ ~ · Doean•t frloaolo. nn1 Lee " 'Jr. "'•· 1hw ~, flO,IOj!,oo, , ' .. cSLIEPING ROOM .,.r w 10 , · fhtl1h. PS, PI & AT. lltht bl..l ..... "·1Mida ,r /. ' • lncrea1e -. ...{ aJIII lira. Pit Patter-. · ~ , . _ IIUJII. 7-8-ll'c · . . . aiiiiMlke,an!Mr.andllra. RoodO<ohlp 1911 tl;• . )S!i'ofll 100.00. I I ,' .-, ' /o and lltllle Croaa Of Acls? J • . FUKNIIIH.I;U .' roomo and ..th. • ......., sl Fi'olltlor Rueb lUlCK . !'-*TI AC 212 S. Fifth A,.,, Middl~ .&t ......... , . ,. IIW lnwral GMCT.R~$ • C ,_ JL . Phone 112-&1115. , _ , _,IIara .Jrldlalhon, .· . PQot.RPY, ·..., I' ------- ------ atoftecl Will tblt . everydeclaM'ahoul4but that moat declaran 11 WJ'OIII '011. We arm't ...,. cemoCiwllh t b e - of lilt 'THAT CAR. IET'9GETOOTOF HERE !iEI'ORS 'II<E M05QUrTOE& •· ' ' -.lllrMI! your ptay." Jim: "Here'• - ll£'5EEN RIDINe IN AT7HEIR IIIOlMAlfOI •uo ·- tbe ..... or before pttlng MOM, I RERJSE 1b WIPO I; Brldje?',ll• -of.....,_ lema Jn play. Molt ~ ~ ­ problema ...,.,. at tric11: • or tricll: two and llllllln6! MIDOLII'OIT, 01110 - · -------------.-:• For Sale F• :'l1le Fllltst SrictDAYor 'DAY ttz.mt .. liGHT IU-73Z4 R. H. RAM.JHS SOlS TRAILER LOTS, Bob'o Md>Oe · 1968 CHEVELLE . V-8, power COAL, LUMP, eu, atoler; ml• irteerlrw, automatic, 2 door · run. Exceblor Silt Workl, CAJart, ~-. OblooaSiate hardtC~>, phone 992-6547. East Main SI.,PCIIIOI'O)'.!II. 12!, PilON llil:I-295L _____________9-6-3tc 99W89L , &-13-trc: &oU-tre RACINE BARBER Shops, hours 8 a. m. to 5;30 p. m., dosed aU day 'Thursday. Price of haircuts, $1.50. Effective ,Sept. 8. . FOUR ROOM housa, ..th, 'h basement, 1640 L l n c o I n Heights, call 992-2293, 9-7-trc OPEN EVES. 8:00 P.M. POMEROY, OHIO ------------EARN MONEY In your BJ*re PHONE 992·2014 For Rent 01 Sale 3 S.Gt Wagon, VB engine, autorncrtlc trans .. Pow• . 1teerlng ond bralr.es, good tlr..• . rodlo and heater. Notice ' ..... AIIti.... POMEROY OFFICE HOURS Ll! GAL NOTICE ees S.n•lng Mol go, Go lila & Ma1on Co•ntl11 196.4 FORD GALAXIE _ _ _ _ _ $895 500 H.T. Cpo. V8 onglne, outomotic. White flnloh. Cloon Interior, good w.w. tlroa. R&H. 1963 CHEVY 11-----------~--$895 Ac:lditionol 25c Cha•g• per A.dvor· tiiOIMnt . 8:30 o.m. to 5 :00 p.m. Dolly 8:30 0.111. to 12:00 Noon Saturday _ ' WANT AD INFORMATION DEADLINES -------------- ....... \ •' ' furtber delay. Cl--Mr IIWe boy freciUODt- ·< · IJ teUa me be II oold. He will ': • lie dowD r... 10 or 15 min- " ·' utel, oay be II all rl&bL ' · '!be dOctor eaa't llDd ...,. ' thlnR WfOIIC with blm. What :, \!UWO. cauae tblsT A-Tida . . , be • alP of tbyrolcl 4jellcleo<J, or latlpiL Lot your mab f..a>er- to - · mlnetbicaUR. ;~ Q-117 .1 1-•no-oU •r weu I tll/IC t:r~ · . rD. . [] ~~p·n 0 I I . ' -u\JV !'..~ •lllhler ~ very uutii ......Uy. but .... hal atarted to otuttor. lJIIat Catl be to atop tbll? •l ' �' • , • 0:: • ·~ Tilt~ -lnol, Mlllllle'O!~ +~ ' fi!IP.I"\Jibor 8, , I· • j''<' -· ,.,R· ., , ~ • '" ·' ' .. •. . "' I · "• ··i,' ,,, j' 8i~~ 'rj . · . e·. .Q I • \ ' ' I ;. ',.., .-, , '· ·· .... -. .. , o ' , ·. 1., I I . , ·, ··• ;... .. ' ~· ,l.•u•'-•oti!ITi+-·•--.. h·njW'-l·+~l· ·· ~ ''-'· .i!.,_.~- \. •·· · · ':·e'·t' ·u· · r · ·t·t· ~~~;~::;•:>~~~qtttt_t ...,Pre...DI&-1 \ . YOU KNOW .... ' '"'¥ •. ~1'1\ ·.•. ". . '- ' ' l" < 1 o ·e .. 'I -!r' I lnlo,.S · • ~~~ In ~ lOth in rrUae.1 , r century, •(re <~It,<! with the llrot known . . uM Of1Qiltieal devices to aid1v1J.. l 01!> Chlnooe , - -:: 11&••" WAPAKONETA, OffiO (UPD- Astronaut NeD A. Annstmw dttlorlod for his adopted h<mo 11l0011111sht crewmate, Edwin and otMr lllncllcns which Iaiit11 Buzz" Aldrin, alao was aboard ed thi'OUih late Sltunla.!'. . the NASA turboJet. return! .. He led a tw....,.Ue )lll'lde In In rrcm homecoming lestivttles at Montclair, N.J. 1be worship service at st. Foul Uniled Qwrch of Christ was related to the spiritual aspect of the historic IUJ81' landing mission. Pastor Her-man J. Weber reid portlona or the story of creation tnm Gentlls and preached a sermon on "God's Faith ln Man!' The seene at St. Paul's was In aharp c:mtraat to tile rest of the homecmtirw weeken:l. HouatDn accompanied b)' tho prayers o! his hom""""' !rtends. Sunday, Worlhlpera gatherad at the Armatroow lamlly church to "thaDk God lor briDging Nell home to us" while the Apollo 11 utroraut boarded a special NASA plane for Texas. Neil's father, stephen., rfllr• aeotod the tamii.Y at tile church. The servlee marked the e~ of a W«'kend d. homecomlrtt eel., bfaUona in Armatrong'a honor. As soon as Armstrq arAbout 500 of this western Ohio community's 7,000 resi- rived Friday night, he began a public .,.. dents were at the airport to ' hectic schedule ehee:r Armatrong as he left. His pearaDCes, new s cooterences or Billions Could be Saved WASIDNGTON (UPI)- Rep, John M. Ashbrook, R-Ohlo, said the Nixon administration could save 11 several billion dollars" in the Delonoe Depanment without olowin& tht U.S. war ol!ort In Vielnun. Ashbrook, leader of GOP conservatives in Congress, eatimat· ed !oderal spendliJil could be cut !rom $5 biiUoo to $9 biiUcn l!iiiiiiiiioni . Use Our Auto Ban.k SAY. TIM_.: .. any needed services.'" ... think you could contlrue tile effort there (VIetnam) and still cut back in the defense area," Ashbrook commented durirc an interview Saturday on television. 10 Anybody who thinks there is no waste ln the D e f e n a e Department in my opinion is just not 1~ at it very I caretully. think you could cut several bllllon dollara t h e r e aOO not minimize your effort 1n Vlotnam at all." Ashbrook also took the ~por­ tunity to urge that President Nixon replace Secretary ROOert IL Finch as head of the Heolth, Education and Welfare Department. u •. .1 would lUre to see that and a rew in HEW could go along with him ·am I wouldn't miss them a bit," he said. "I don't think HEW in any way reQects the Republican mair.- stream !l's Quick! l~s. Convenient! COME AS YOU ARE! JHE POMEROY. OHIO our country." .MEIGS THEATIE TONIGHT .AND TUESDAY SEPT. 8-9 hriyl P. Zonuc••• FARMERS BANk •n• SAYINGS CO. in "THE LONGEST DAY" ( Tachnicolor) .42 International stan: John Wayne~ Robert Mitchum, Hftf'lry l"'onda COLORCARTOOH: Captains CourGt••u• SHOW STARTS 7 PM • . - . , s wW bo twO In .tho north orrr1 SO-M In the - . QJol , tlrrOillbOU! the peri,d. Pnc!PIIIklrl will ovtriP - - - . lneh, ...,.,rlnc u 1<111ered ahowlro """'lito norllloostoectlonoTutl<loland -..,out tbe Frl- humid, 9()..desree weather and made seven1 -cheo. But tho ast:roN.ut was able to squeese sevenl private •eo•lona wllll do¥. !rtendo and relativea Into hla .· .· ...·.·.·.·. . .· . . ..·.. ·.·.·-: ·... ·.. . .. .·· .·... buoywArmai~Uw al10 m'et wltll tho town's yoww people at the hJ&b school !leld whore he told t hem the "liP ot. AqUirtua" would beciame • ... all\)' I! lhOJ' "<arrled lltelr share" otreaponalbUity. · At 1 news CWI!ereJJce follow.. II)' MERIIDIAN SMlfH lqt lhe yoWh ....~. ArmUPI Wblte llouoe ~lor strong refuted an aecuutloo by SAN CLEM!NrE, C a II !. athlest Madelyn O'Halr thot he (UPI)-PrNixon, limed had no !aith in God. He oald e DXIIIIII.Jani his journey to the moon made IIIII re- hlm "even more aware of the worldlli va<alloa In Call!omla. power of the &c~reme BeUw." abut dcnm tho ...stem White llouoelodoy. The rounclabout trip to !lite·. •-n Vacation Is End~d -..k Pike Wllhinlton ln<ludod - - ol a clam oo tho Taao.Jioiilco , ' HOU.YWOOD cuPi) - Ed• ..,. G. Rablnam Jr. was a ea.oe hlatocy o! tho Holl,ywood star atrJrprbw bvWire. For yearo hemodeiiOWo. Bad : NIWa. I! he . waan'l laulod In m dr101k- drlviJW r1111, then It ,.., dlaorderl,y cooduc:t, pratloo vtcbt!O)II, dlmo, · bad· ehteka and tile ret! of tho 1ltoJI)' of !lui ' the W0.:14 did 1101· atteatiGII, ,, 'lllltn he 101 lnlo trbublo, lllll1 tl)ol .anOw.d at leaat ...0 )l~ichf to tiller lhrouihdit~l; · · ' E4ward G. RablniCMI Jr. lo a be7 no -llo'o 38 :rtaro old and lathlr of a, 18oj0arodd doUill~~-·~ ',lo al...o nllw•lllll wao lui O!:tGber to 1101 480 • monti. ~hlld luppon to 1 Uollf;11·PO.d elallnilil MlliJ, Wu tbe tather of her datudller: '· · ~ ....... drlllll of stsrdciil oo h ....,.S oeole hia dli!ltnlohecll "I'd IOYO to 1 I'IIIIIIIW put In a q!nioJcn aerWa. •• ' ' ~rna From Limbo lD hla own modest wa,y Edward G. Rablna011 ar. lo aomOih!ng of a prodlpl In lllol he hia raturlled llmba alter wrlllrw hla aulobl~ "Mf hlllor, lii.Y Son" In 1957. 1r1 iome li'Uaiae• llle wu un!laller!rw to m0111bera o! his !oJnll.y. , 1!'Anr4 &. 1nd hi~ son are .m"""' .....reo "'""....,.who ~- lnaldo Edward G. JiGblniCMI Jr. was •• lndl¥1dual who •• .,.. • carbon eopy of Edward G. Rablnaoo &. ocreamtrw to pt Cllt )Jo' lhat ,Ji914, He I~ ;~ - .1 II4Cla1 olitlllleonce. a - to H boo liloko. · .. u,y ....,i tall• me rm"' !or aome !Jtber parlo In plc:tares and ~oYillna. ~ doll't . _ wlat lha1 ...., Jut Jet. llul I hope tii¥YU work out 1W itio baet." 111o Farrow. Some Able To Cq)e Soont wore ablo to <llllt and eseape anve. Othero oOQihl tame BD)' way they could find frtetlls botdor -· ol u. some have become ~· In tho . .and _ .. c:auiiOd lv" llarrl(Continued !rom page 0 I heir Ol'ln rf&ht. IIUJIIISairw produce, mamged tit head it .... C1mJIIo In Gllltport, Mloa. tholr p....,nt or porent& The PreBI- IIIII hla porQ' off. Rablnaoil Jr. ran tile pmu~ Air In 1968, after nsignina 11 ...... to deport Since childhood he lao been F.,... Qle 11 7:45 a,m, FliT !or blsh~, he quit tile ~locopal Del Rio, Tex., rlhere Nimll wW called Moii\Y- an abbrevlatim church. Early this year he !or EmmarJel, his real name. wlllt Qlotavo established 1 nfoundatioo lor AI Mamy grew "" be wa1 Diu Ordaz of Modoo at tho rellgious transition" to asa!Jt olqpred ·by tile adulatiCII croll of lite 478 million, mlleclergymen quiutng the mintshooped on hlo !amouo tather, H loae Amlllod Dam. try. plathe deBire lor his own Guests on · band !or the In addition to his wldow, Pike otudam, He tllOQihl Bllq>ly ;, survived b)' three children, bmelteon &t which tho llerlean befrw: hla lather's 1011 would jOV61 iWlent wlll be holt IncludCatherine, Constance aDd Olrised Secretary of Slate and Mrl. turn the trick. tophor, by hio oeeond wile. When It did not, lo!am)' was WUilam Rogera, A\V. JleD. and UMble to landle tllo rejection. Mro. John lolltc:boll and Iormor Texas Gov. and Mro. John INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE Coaaally, u wen u Gov. Playoff Slandlngo Preston Srn1th of Texao. By United Press International Follorrlni private lallrl wlllt Semi"'"''• -Best of tlve W L Pct. Diu Ordaz, tile Chle! x...syracuse •• , ••. 3 2 .600 tlve flew . to tho Mlmlcijlal Louisville ... , •• , 2 3 .400 Airport &t Gu1tport. Mloo., !or a ~ oboard Air Foree Qle PARJCEilsBuRG, W, Va. (Ui'O w L PeL Gov. .1oM Bell WUilama, A 2~!ormer hl1h x·Colwnbus • • • • • 3 I .750 Sor!a. Jameo 0, EullaDd IIIII 111ar built Tidewater • • • • . • 1 3 .250 John Slemla, and Rep. WUilam IChoOI Ida own 'rac:lnl ear ·waa killed Colmer. x-Ciinched series. the ear rolled aver: lltree Surxlay's Resulta tlmeo on a eurve II (JJio ValSyracus~ 4 Looisvllle 3, 10 U.. ley 5&1 Be !WQ lOUth ol hlri Sat. nlngo, LOOGE TO MEET No, 21f will ~~ WO!DadloJ, Soilt. '· lO,' II MEIGS GENERAL HOSPITAL the atocll e a r 1:30 p.m. at tile lolldd!OJI(II'I X... lhrolm SATURDAY ADMISSIONS- · tbe bolt holding tile seat bell BIDn holl. Lelah Easterday, Racine; a ... waa llleared oft, authorltleollld. les Hawk, Pmneroy; Marie 'l1le aeelderit haRJonod oo tile Bearhs, Pmteroy. llllh lap of the !OIIIDre race. NOW YOU KNOW SATURDAY D~HAHGES 'l1le ICMI of Cheater (Pet o) Dal... RJo, Tax:., bas. 1 I.Ptdal Charles WUsoa, Christine Smlth, a Iormor polleemon bore Juilae !!eon lllliiWII reeolllng WaddeD. bulldo racing cora and .,._ SUNDAY ADMISSIONS - Ncne. lha 411'1 lha llel Rio JudBO lnlo • cUrve too SUNDAY DISCHARGES - wu tho on)f "law ...It of tho stnoo. hlib, accordlag to a drl•er Peeoa." Frank Roush. wu lnUing him. The ear 111med over 11tree tlmeo, tho boy now. ,.I ne •• inuch or dad u poaalble," llaii\Y lllid. "We he,. dlmer or lomcb topther and SO lor driveL we oven aUend the arne partioo. Beeauae Ia Ia not In 111'0&1 dellllnd 11 a pertormer1 Roblnaon Ia workfrw on 1 ocroert>Ja¥-wlllt a major role !or hlmoelt-•hlch ho hq)eo Son!-• Pre- Former Grid Dirksen . . •;. 4'0• , .. I .• .{~:·\ Bids . blclo to 1xrlld tile pro. 4B.bed addition to Voter• """"""") HoiJIIIIal on P'""e.. !'Of' I Mulberry Heights are be· • lrif souatrt. The bldo will be Jllltned on Tueodoy, Oct. 21, at 12 noon on ,,. ~ new addltioo which has been · 'ih tile plamiJW 8ta1eo tor two - ~oan. It wUI Include 18 oomi. private rooms and lour private rO<BDs, The hoop! tal under Ito praoent <pration hao &8 bedsln •IOrvlce. lbeeatlmaledcoato!tlleaddl· ,, lion lo ~00,000 with Hill • Bur·1m !undo totallnB approximate~ . 4200,000 and APPalachia !unds l<lW!rw approximate~ $217,800 \ haol,. already been granted en VETEIIANS ~ORIAL HOSPITAL SATURDAY ·ADMilllliONS llale Wrfclll. Ridi.Dd; Kana Bates, ~ lUll; Beth C&aaell, Vddlepart; Doren Boatlek, New HeSATURDAY DISQ,IABGES Pauline Dered>erpr, Slew lloseberr1. Georp SUNDAY AllMI8SlONS- Marprot Vcaatn, ·AJbulr. Paula Sayre, MlnoroYillo; Eva.Alward, PomerO)'; Gladl• ·RUe, Qaeahlre; Neal While, Pomoi'Ol'; Lorl-1- c.tn. Jonnlo-- Souleby, Habert Some Or the local mooey neecled !or tho corullructlon project will be provided rrom hospital !undo and tho llloigs Coon\)' Corrimissioners wlJl isaue revenue - · to make "' lhe remainder. The Meigs County Hoapltal Commlu~on ·and Veterans ~ orlal Hospital, Inc. will reserve tho rigllt to rejeet 8liJ' and an b14o and no bidder ;!MY ~tlvlraw bls hid lor a periOd of 45 da,ya. ,.,. \ ··· on: ' •. ·.·.,... e • m-•· Ulllan ., ·. .. Just Received 4 Big Shipm'eni Of t: .. ' 45 PC. CHIN·l DINNERWARE SETS '\ - · at 2 p.m. at the £don •. < · Ualqd Brelllrto a.tJrcll a o a r liNdiYIIIe wlllt' .Ray. Eldaol lliiTE CHINA U.. olllclatlbr. l1llrlo1 wW ba I· aollc>lalbl _....,, FrWm Home call at lhe - 1111'·· ..._... In Cooi¥J1Ie WUkeevUJe l.oct8e To be Repret!eDted -SII-~J ~Gild, ' ton ·will ropnoent WllkH.W.· TemPle H1, ~ hlefo, at =z ' ·'Prl!lla• Slltoro, will lia n ..._ •• '. ' oldo'di.rinelitobul...., .• and ,lira.· Fnneeel11,..n.' ._. .. p r - · - ol'ibi -~ . ,:, .'' I Gfllllll TIQll Hii.r/li to lill h'old Sept, ·11-20 at~ l'leti HC.ioe · ia cdu""'u. ;: · llro. Alnoo Wliodllull.lllbd ehltf .of Mount v~ !.ul \ ~. . . ' ', ' I 1'. · .y · j· ••. - ·BIIil' '· Mra.' zlllila HaD cdoor EwbJto . 1969 Disilltl·.~~t-n-ed...,..,--..........,...e~r~ <• ' " ...-.... MRS. SCHUlTER ••olon. Counellmaa M'.SS OHLINGER two Pomeroy girla l!l'ld•led Friday !rmn tho Southeastern Ohio School of Praeti<al Nurolq at Nel11011vUio. They are Mro. Janlee Eskew Schuotor, ill~ o! Mr. aid Mro. Char· lea Eokew, and lolloa Sheila !Ia)' OhllJWer, da1Jihter of Mr. and Mro. Cornd ·OIJIInpr. Speaker lor the gradoatlcn Olllll'doeo WI! Dr, Byrl!lloemakor, dlrectorofthod-orrtofvocatlcnl oducotim in OhiO> A reeeptlon !ollowed tho pedlrollon, Mia• Ohlinger Will begin worl< W-llday at the Helzer Madl· cal Clnler, David Ohlinger bJ'OQIIht before tho group the problema of lire at tile vUlap Jllltrated land !Ill clump In Sallllbury Townohip and tile con· eern of the Meigo Coun\)' De...-m--ol Health OYer bumlni which has taken . place at lnto"ala sln<e tile clump heBill JllltrAting tile ftrtl of lhlo year. Both Ma,yor C, 0, Fisher and IQIIp. Cwndl dlacuoiiOd the poulbUII)' o( aecurbll Ulll'bage Jlll<ker tnck wldch lriiUfd be uiiOd to houl rtiluoe IAl the mmp. A pro. pollli to keep tho dump open fewer hour• eaell week also was discus~. Couacl1 took no formal action on elther suggestion, howevw. · Ilurlll, tho dlaeuSBion, Cwncllman Zerkle predicted the op. eratloll of the new clump by o private lndlvl<llal. Zerkle oald he r~ the Deparlment of Heolth would 80 alontlatrongl,ywlth such an ~~~~tntlon since the enterprise would have a ~slderable Investment Involved. A BlmUar . report of ouch an ·the first of the year - would aloo 80 along with lbe private~ owned dump. 1o1m b)' the board of education almost ~years a&Q. The present board of ecllcaCooncUmon lndleated that the,y tloo declined to grant a new deed hope to meet In opoclal aooolon !or tile proper\)' to tile vUI8000 to discuss fllrther their However, shortly after the origiproblema with the dump and how nal deed of two years ago waa to cope witllthem. !oond. h had been BII!Ded by L. During last nl8ht'• m"l'lin& W. McCqrpas. clerk ol. t h e <Mm<Uman Zerkle aloo turned board,- d Richard Jones, then over to the eOWicU and Clerk - president of the Meigs Local Treasurer Gene Grate a reeord~ Board. ed deed lor tho Middleport RoadZerkle had it recorded at tbe slcle Park. Tho deed trano!ero eoorthwse IU1d it was that deed tho Iarmer park properl;y !rom which he presentedtocouncUlast the Meigs Local School Dlotrlet night. Board of EducotiCII to the vilHe susgested that tho village lage, adverlloe It !nr sale wltll t h e The two-5ear ..Gld deed was lclea tllat the Feeney • Beonett found recently 1n a rue in the Post 128, American Legion, will county auditor's (dice a month · be the purchaser. or so roUowing a displte over However, there were some inthe Iormor -k. Mlddleportoov- dications by offtclala, following eral months ago agreed to adver- the susaeotton. that the pot! does tlae tile park lor oale but !ound not want the proper\)' now. MI,Ythat It had oo deed lor tile prop. or Fisher, a member al thepost. ert;y which had been given to tho said he wiD check to see I! ttie I . Maintenance &ljlorv!sor Harold Cha1Je atoted that tile villaee Is loolng several hundred dollan eaeb rnoot1J on Its attempts to operate the land fill dump due . totllehllhcostormanpowerand cpe~atlon vot~ was recently ot Pomeroy Coonell. z~fkle said that there are lndlcatloos thai commwlities of the county !aeod with what to do with solid wastes since new legislation went into effect at a meeting To Decide In Esn>t In tho blaeot attaek er Bide's motor torpedo boats. alnce tho 19lfl lollddle Eall War The Israeli mDitary apokooIDd bllstecl a 30..mlle front south man sald the attack begao Mon.. of lite Sueo Canal, alllclala an. da,y nllh~ wllen Israel reportnounced today. ed Ita motor torpedo boats had An laraell apokoaman said the deatro,yed two EiD1JIIan Pr boats raid f.nfllctid udozens" of eu- J:ut had lost one of ita own with . ualtles m1 enHd beaY1 daln. ita thrree..man crew · because of IP to E&;ptlan mll!tacy Instal- an aecldental exploBion · lal!ono llleludlna: radar - · lllod to spot lttadclni Jaraell Cairo ~ elalllled lite de· planeO: atrue- of 10 Israeli wASmNGTON (UPO - The o! Everett McKiniOJ' Dirksen returns today to the Capitol he !requently dominated with wit, words am legislative leadership. President Nlxon, a junior senator with Dirksen 18 yearfl.. ago, led the o!ftclal mournlq witll a brle! eulogy scheduled at noon EDT ;n the Capitol Rotunda. A . responao was l1ci!l~~. '*~ '''- ,~·,,) · , P~ - •. ~ Sen. !l'?"fard H. Obaei'Yetl iirO ' ..... lllrks•n's lllriiie ....~ed'lit euttiiJI: doim . s"""ln4a• ind a tnlll already Em>tlia tire poiwwr thel hod mentioned as a dark horse been takiltl on illcreaslng toll posalblllcy to succeed hlm as of llraeU troop& a1aJs tile Suez Senate Republican Ieeder, Canal. The two al<leo have tho The Dlinols senator, lamed 111'801est eoncentratljln of !Ire lor his curly white hair and hlo - r there slnee tho baUio of ability to tickle tile ratioJal El Alameln In World War n. psyche, died Sunday !rom a body """*"' • · - ·- ciji ."",•. 'h · a~r7rM.~doim·;;~ tlaa llllliircrart dlirlilr lherold. - "Miiui~ t:.tro Radio ,alao rlliorted dol!lgbt.t loda,t iiOU/i tho &Jez ea. lid but oo dolallt. The Clrat naval bottles since tile 1967 War hod been roport. ed In tho Gull of &lez beiOiithe ctq of S.,z todaf with both save ;.a;;. Biiit~·· · tt-T c '. . .. his home town of Pekin, .1 communlty of 22,000 where he was born to a rarm £am.ily 73 ,.-r,,.... r,..l.~ . > • . . •• _ ,, u ..... 'lbt • publtc . ,..s ·Invited to vtew 1 Dirksen's closed walnut casket in die r<Xunda from noon 'today until noon Wednesday. The scene- black-draped cata£alque. military honor guard in slow and predse ,march, dtgnltaries, a stream of quiet citizens- was familiar to mU·uons who watched it on ·0 <Mulcllman Ohilnpr I I brougbt up tho l!llllolble ...:.,. the MlddloPQrl Commuait;)' by the Meigs 1ll&b School phyalcal education ~lu801 two - k period. He and olllcWo said thq hod beea !acted by phyBical -~!* teacher Mro. Fentm Toylor aokod permlaolon to hold . mlng clusea lor hlib IChoolll!>donts at tho pool, Lut nl8ht'odla..,ao!onbrooJ#. to liglllllte problem of llal>ll!lir lnauranee In ease of l<<ldoJ# . and aloo tho coots Involved lall!t uae ol eloctrlcit;f andotllermali>tonanc:e !actors. CUmcllmanllld< . VJWihan oald he woold oorrta<:t Mra. T_,lor to oee I! abe II BIID Interested In •f"ltho pool !or llludenta and If 10, what Jl)on migllt be worked out, O!llclala said tho! nat , _ (Conti-nued on pop 3)- t l apl l! Charles Sumner of Massachusetts in 1874 ard Robert Taft ol Ohio In 1953. Taft died only a year after Dirksen sq)ported his tutlle attempt to beat Eisenhower tor the 1952 Republican presidertl.al were Legion poll lo atlllU ~=~~~· aoeurlnc the park JII'Oper1;y. 1 nomir.tion. No one, publicly or prhately, questioned Dirksen's rtatt • the honor. He served · 16 yean 111 the House ard nearly 19 In the Senate. Dirksen was in his 1Otb year as Senate GOP loader, and hlo legiolotive inchded the a. door test hen treal)' aid the 1964 cloll rtghto bill monuments Housetrailer Tax Law Changed Accprdiqr to new state Iawaf effective this Nov. 25, taxes . on CQJtatn· classinct:ti.On& of houaetnilers have been doubled., Jl(o1rt'COOnl>' Aud!f.lt ll'ordon Caldwelr said today. In ·t he past housetrallen Which hive ''depreciated out" have been taxes at the rate of $18 a year. AccordinR to the new legislation. the sa{lle trailers will be taxed at a rate of $36 a ,year. II taxes on such trailers were pro-rated in the past, they have been taxed at the rate of $1.50 per month, According to the new rate structure, the rateoftaxon the same trailers wOI be $3 per month. Amorw mamr seators OD both oldeo of the al~e, srleC at Dirksen's IJI:Ssin,g was raJ. S e n a t e Democtatlc Leader Mike Mansfield's eyes were damp, and the Senate- unlllce the House- pootponed !OI'lllll) eulogies tor a rew days. Dirksen's death lett two of. his pet projects un!lnlahed. Qle · was a const:ltuticml ameDI(COIIIIoueclon PaBe 8) .• . heart atta:::.,: :i days after A one • • . · MlddiOJI(II'I'a F - -l!eimBII 1'1111 128, American 1AIIOn. wiD boat tho Eilbth lllitrletFall Conror011<8 Suodl1 at tho poll home In lollddlaport. '!be boslnosa noa -•- ~" •-~~ w~ .,.... at 1 p.m. with Marvin Kelb', holt commandert ~lllng IJJo meeting to Oldor. C<!IJunander Ko1J1 will ~eo Mi,)io. c. 0. Fllber Who win .welcome v!BIIIjrs !rom &Cl'OIS tho AmeriJ:ail toiJilln'• Elahtl1 District. . . . HoaPClllillnr wiD be·Harold.cat. trill, dlotrletllriiV!ctoommlllltlez:~ Com_.... Kelb' .~ ~ dliOelbe dlstrlet OOJnlllllldcjrIa Rlehard Lorrli. Boil ·Call <II undergoing lung cancer surge- television when former Presry. His body will lie in state at ident O..lght D. Eisenhower the rotunda until noon Wednes- J.a.y in state in March. day, then be moved to the Dirksen was only the third Natloral Presbyterian dlUrch aerator and 21st person to lie in for a funeral service. state at the Capitol. The other Thursday Dirksen's body will semtors, both Republicans, be tlown to Dltnols for graveside service and burial. at Hh·~·· >!'?"~'~ ·':tv · · •.,.''·1'0 I ·•· r .t~<:~J\'. 1'11111, DlviBioo1IV; Albert-· Mlddlt1>0rt 1'1>11 128, Dlvlolon V. Dlitrtet Treuurer Welloy lamer, Lancalllar, w!Q give tile treaourer' I raport. There will ba )lie preaeritatlon of owarda. • tlon ~" be OpeidrtB lnvoco w~ . by Joe Sweeney, dlltrlct chaplain. . . A pall commander• meeting wiU :11e bald at 11 a.m. and a eard ' turn-In wW be bold be-11 111it1 12 nooa. A lundJ. eoo.!l'ill be held at 11:311., · · . · Openm·g of··. o•l ds· ..Det . .,n,. _; ' Training Given on The Job . Pldurel a,ad Report BY BOB HOEFLICH . -Blue -Phi lild time. ,o-..lo .... auu•t, ,,, ,, ' oo, Oct. 3 wltll tile wimers meetne>t dq, hoot • of· tlvo pme oar- • • • dl.toloo penJantwb>to cleclde tile chamPiona o! . National and American lea!IIIII I wUI begin oo Oct. 4, I!.., ! . ,. ,• ·· lllayol! Is required or u only a -' one .pme playoff ls necea~. r. ~ .. . 1 .,c;;o- Otllorwlso, tho divisional aerlea ,, , . , . ,, >7 wUI botiln on Oct. 5. ·· ,,, ' . '7." The W<B'Id Sorloo wiD begin Q . ·· I oct. ntntlleeiQ-of-theALei!am- ::=t:,u~~~- , •. ·''.P!ono. AJ! i!Wo!! pmea and the . , Mrllo .;... N~ -~''Jf' :~ ~ r , .worM $erle• wiD be tolevlsed. !llllrlet a•ndlla~'PI'taldorit; wUJ ,. Blda ror ~ia- ~aiH. ~ ....,.uaao. !" . ' . - . JiUra1 ;.a1or ~.. .... w111 be . Dllltlet ®Onod en· 1\'~sda,y, 0et. 22, I«OI'IIirw ~ an lllliOUlll'omillt Monday by Jlllin . Drill, ,,.p'roJect enctneer d. 1Sitco, lnc., ~ ' • • • 1'~ . , • .~:--! ... .. ·~ . ,, f ln-. • ·:a.·m .. ·e dlYioloo, one team WDl be llr&JIIed a bye then pia)' tile wiiiiOr of tho Oct. 3 pmo on the !olloJrlrw da,y. ShoUhl a !our - wa,y tie dovai.P, two games wUI be plaJOd lo,y lllbbord, ~; ......... ' ·c.· aliiOIUI<ed Monday by BaoobaU , Commi"l,..r - e Kubn. U three teama ohould tie In a m-. -. ot.p.doqlrloro, tho •f .:;;.~~~~:~ E~~ Host Fall Conference Blab Grlmm. He .... omplo,yed In tho alreraft induJirr, He II sunltod by hll wire, Mary; one ••&~Mr. Mr1. 9Jir. If She's setting out on her own, why not make sure she keeps in touch. Buy her a phone for her new home. After all, she's slill your little girl, isn't she? . NEW YORK (UPO - rn. In t h. • IJIIII• ~of! wm dee;de tile win- Sbormau Grimm, o1 198 Welt Illata Sl., Allleaa, died SotardQ In blterlrw Armo J1ta1 a brief Mr. Grimm .... bem ..... ~ tho .... ol tile lale - , Tie Finish Middleport Post Will w- ~~ ~~ .-.,..~'\,~. 0 •• ' Arll.; 11tree Mra. li1tarcJa BJI. 1oek, Nti.....Uio; Mro. Kana Beerbower, Erte, Pa:, ud 11r1. LouiJe camp.,u, LorJoulor; .... - - Donald Mliler:, Colum.. INa; slsloro, Mro. Cbl9al1er' RMfJnWr, 111'1. La.. el11e F - . PllneJMlle. IIIII Mra. llaUetl', In ado. llomo; • brothar, IIQIIIIIIill, York; 10 ...-u.trmlllll - · era! • • •. and nep,owo. 0uo . ....,. and raur slslora .,.._him l'lo»nl oomeoo wW ba bold \ ceived tor general work, electrleal work, ]llurnb!JW work, heating, LOCAL TEMPS Tho tOIIIilorat.Jre [D dormtcJrra be bold at Grace Ualted ~ Pomero,y at 11 a. m. VcntJay ,... dilt ,Oiureh In GalUpolia G11Wo4. der elearq aldeo ,... 69 denoadlr¥, bellmlllll .a t 7 p.m. areas. Dies Saturday and ' A prlvato~ cnmed land !Ill dlmp wW be operating In Meigo Oount1 within tile next 30 dJQ'o, '11111 was tho prediction of Coun'D Prealdenl John Zerkle llonJI8y nl&bt when Middleport VUlase Council met In regulnr moutll,Ohlo. · I!Oparate pr""'oals wm be re- ~ TAX TAKE UP· WUilam 1/J Israel'·1 R.a1d au Led by Tanks E Di ks R dt t :r.:::~:~:t= t.!~Llan:!"!=~.;; ~;~ ~~.::~ale~~.: v r en e urne o DISCHARGES - Sherman Grimm roD....., •• TUESDA). BY BOB HOEFLICH projec~ .... '"'' and ......hed lv" the ear It landocl In a ditdl, the driver said. Jfyou're worried that she won't phone, give her a phone. p·r ne ~ Operation of Landfill Dum tho AU w'1"k oholl he done accordlng todrowinpand s.l)lci!lcat!ono prepared by Earl C. Hayes and Aa.soclates, Architects, of Port&- &:.uh, l7, w~ t."!t-E. • • ·' ••• ed ~Ue. I CouncU . . R.blriac.. meyer, v.. WhaJOJ', • . POMERoY-MtDDLEPOR1'. OHIO ' . r- While,-..,.._. I ~ ' an area Cub Seaut ._... will Star Killed '. . . Mary training cball-mu Gl 1111 Metga.Galtt1 • ...... Scout Dlotrlet, ._eed ~ lhllt alrllning aeaolon lor : . , ' • \>'OL. XXII NO. 99 . Edward G. Jf, """ the ' ....,s "lqo" - tlllll rriOot ill U1. SUNDAY ·.\ '• l,., Middleport. C.Z.Iorrrl hTICllll, . • ' · t · · y· . ~. /· a ~. i:-o PI out. A atsr tho silo o! RobiiiiOO Sr. ea1ta 11'1 eDOI'IIlous shadow and It lo dllllcult lor llviJW thlnp to ....,.. and prosper In that much aledo. Bing Crosby'• tlrot !lmil,y of oona dlseovorod the taet as ha'" otlloro: Checyl Crone, John Darrymora Jr., Peter Foalo, Llza Nlnnelll and ' . . ,. . Edue.-la:-.,.awa,ytho ~ oeedomlc ~10• ol a row y.a bJI~k llllll U I NIU)t ....th• .JOb tr~-· .... belrw deVol!lPod. . . . lueii' Pl'l'li'Om 1o ...... :~~ "'lt~ lito . .:: tho .. - k iii tho .lob 11 IIELFING KINDERGAltTEN PUPIL, leUnda Grimm, ICJOii..: ov~ a reader which wW be a put of tho aludy lhla ,.... at tho·:;:.· Midd1elJort Eleme~Ury klndorprten cla!l oiMro. PbyUioRae-<:. · l«rtt Is carolyn lflplas·- l s wwld,. 111ft aldoln lito Yolco·.';.· Hiah School Job training Pr1llriDL · ·.-: � 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 8, 1969 dawson dirksen grimm