https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/354552af4f3fe0e15ade35cabcc69d0a.pdf 0be6668ef532f0f8291ec27c72e514fc PDF Text Text ' ' ·e·· ,.· .I . :<i. ' VETERANS MEMORIAL HOSPITAL Admitted - Jo Am Conkle, Cheshire; Hilda White, Long Bot- •.• . ' l• COLUMBUS (IJPO' Tile a.-te Baird of Edueatloo hi•.. aPJ)I"oved f805,boo In lllate aid to ninO odocott...l television Illations for the current fiscal year. 1be board's action came Me& ' .'. . ' month when the General A&sembly cleared a $2.3 billion ap--• . .' ' \~ • ,, " ' ,· ! Discharged - Unley H a r t, Michael Barr, John Hai'Uling, Ed~ - MEIGS THEATRE TONIGHT, SEPT. 9 ,:.~-_·11~ 42 International stars: John Wayne, Robert Mitch~ um, Henry Fonda COLORC.t.RTOON: Captains Courageous SHOW STARTS 7 PM .4Jaother Uberal voire i• •ilent . SGT. DAVID L. PROFFITT SGT. CARL L, BOGGS Members received information od the Sta!!dar<l OU Aware! for IIJP"'ltOridlng a criminal during a burglary, the Sst. Jtm Mill• Award by tile Gellla Cooal;y Gill Club as tbe outstandl.ai law en.. forcemont o!!lcer In Gellll Coun11 for tile year, end hla hl&l>eat award was the Ohio State lUglroay Patrol & l p e CIIatloo for aarinl tile life or a truck driver <Nrlnll tbe Sliver Bridge dlaaster. A veteran or tile United ation local Leaders Conf'erence held recently at Kent State uru. versity. Four memberfl o1 tbe Wednesday and Thursday Sept. 10-11 Kyger Creek Association attendL....,....;N;,;O:;,T:..;:O;:,P,:E::;N:..,._ __, od the conference. States Mr· Force during Worl4 War 0, Set. llotiP b I mOln· bor or Lahlolte Pool27, Allier. lean Le8lal and tile Flnt Bop. tiot Church or GelllpoUs. Set. Boua and hla w I f e, Wanda Lee Boga, have I w o ~- FmST COOL ARRIVES The first late swnmer cool ~~r~ap settled over the Midwest early today, pushing warm air to the East. Frost was likely In the lntorlor portions or MichIgan, the UPI reported. "'s; ~ On the Job (Continued trom page 1) Tom ~after and Rod Walker. both at the Mark V Store In Mlcldleport; Rick Warner, Kropr's In Pomeroy, and Mike Van Conn., at the M. and R. Foodllner In Middleport. Some cj the enrolled students are Working aa teacher - aidet savings grow with regular deposits. Each account is insured and interest is guaranteed For bankiQi: service without "peer," visit us today. In tllolr tralnlnr program. These Include Carolyn .Maples, klndergarteo; Kattzy Qoeena, Bet- WHEN YOU VISIT, PARK FREE ty Russell, Rise SJ...rlaCe Jefleia, Marllee Van Meter, all at the Funeral in Hanoi A period or mournl~ Cor Ho will conttnue through Wodnojlday in North Vlet..m. A hour cease-fire In South VI .. nam called in his honor by the Viet Cong high command wUI expire at 1 a.m. Thursday. SAIGON (IJPO- North Vietnam gave Ho Chi Minh a hero's n. funeral in Hanoi today. A 21· gun salute aiD low-level passes by warplanes marked the ceremonies be r o r e 100,000 mourners. many ol them leadill!: figures in the Comm~r nist world. Hanoi Radio said Ho's "revolutlorary misslonu was eulogized by , OHIO llelllller federal Deposit Insurance Corporation ' Le Duan, first North Vietnam's secretary or Communist party, who vowed hla nation would hllionalft ' IU efforts to defeat the ' l!Jnited States. In addition to representatives from 19 nations, the broadcast · said, atteOOlrv were .. 100,000 were ••21 camon shots ani aiq~lanes !lying to bid farewell," ~ braadeast said. Heating Is Our Businessl Arrival of a Son Mr. and Mra. James W, Batey, Mlddlep:n1, II'IDOUilte the blrtll of their ftrat cldld, a aon, We got o new trvc::k to tin you even finer, more eHicient service. We have found p•ple want a finished instal• lation - not a set off job. We install com• nol•t•lvl l-. .. 1t tl. ... t ••• L-• Septembllr 8 atHolzer Modleal Center. 'llle baby weltbed 1 poundl and 10 DUDCea and hal been named Shawn Cbrllllan. Maternal lll'ODCIParenla a r e :-~ ::· ~-:.:=: .---------t enll are Mr. end Mro. George Batey, alao or Middleport, I ~ . Teen Driver ·» ·?· ~Is Injured ' Gerda tlarecitMing Cape CodCAPE HAT'! ERAS, N. c. -IIJIRRICAN!GERDAI&Ihedthe 4> !later - · wltlt otrong wlnda aa It moved" tbo Atll•nlli' ~ on a couraethet poood a potential lltreat to '100 mllea or tile :::: Clyde R. Q.l!len, 17, Middleport, waa ln,lurod In a atngle ear accident at 1:50 p.m. Mondal on Rt. 7, one and lbree tenlha mlleo north of C.ellhlre, accon!lnll to tile State Hlg!lwa.r Patrol. a Grate Makes Fund Report . lzlar Solomon conduct. Putotrolllll'l!;· W. Va. mal!llfftcent orcheatn, pruented a ~emonlble concert In Gelllllolla iD 1988, will have Erick t,ltdlnan, vlollnlat, as gueat aofdr Ita April ttlt concert at ...,......... .SOuth HJch School · Concerts scheduled then 1 Katz, i>tanlot(lj...m. ,<11,,,111o o\:J music !acul~> on Helen Vanni, mezto oo3, and tho ~.... CC111>0W!>I'a0whlch ' .. . on tile MarohaH 1,1'11118 lilt Y•r. om week before .. ·< ~ J~ I 'the)' were featured on .the EdSul• . . .1l¥101hOW. :.1~ Two iattfacUone on the IaooaM., : er oerlea arealaolamlllarla...,. or area eoncert-roora - tho . j)<tllllar Nonnan Wioll Ololr end tho dellilllful doo haq~lata, Loow. otrethand Eacoaa. 'lllechotrwlll :pre ..... Itt. coocert· at ,tile La,.. .,~.,_: '!llhSellooloo Fib. 23, and ;~ · ~. hizJ!Iala wW appear there on 1 .- (UPI)- A moo& Conimwd.ot _I r o u n d 11\tlck aplnat an Ameri... baae IIIII 111o lhelilnll or 41 Allied taraeto D.arkod the til the - daJ ......are In honor ~ Ho Cbl Mlnb, u.s. mUIW)I ....... ... Aid todll. Amorlcon lorcoo, wldch bad tacllb' -.vod tllo VIet ~ lrUce, took to tbe all..... u u tho period SAIGON IIIIi Amorlcon lorcoo the weatem end or lbe QIO Son or ,.Jcl rellj10IId to the Increased VallOY about 33 mneo Da N11118, opokeamen Ald. eo.run.m.t boUle •<IIYIQ< In eatod - ldad. Abraml . loll . v....... lor WulJin8IGII to , - -.r I Tbe attaeJrer• were drlven d1 alter boura of filhllnl bJ CO!ierenco or Pnoldeat Nlxm'o troopera or the AlnoriCIII top military end 41P)omaUc DIY!olbn'o 19$tlt Lfaht W&lliiT advloera '"' Vfolaom, 'llle Brlptlo, alclod by fl&bler· dlacuulo111 ...;.. expoetod to bomben, .,.w IP!IIahlp end laclode poallb~ . tm'lher u.s. artllleey, ~~ aald. troop vt-... -.r .Alaskan Oil Goes In Biggest Sale · · .Jt;e.• .. •, \" eh Ill. · . _..,.,_ IZLER SOLOMON, CONooCTOR of the lnd~~··a·a S1111phony o;>rcbaatra,lvlll be In Parkersburg, w. Vi!-, 4, 1970. ' eert A~~iatlon la expectlna: a ANCHORAGE, Alaaka (UPQ -The or Alaaka aold oil rl&bta In a huP region or tile frozen Arctic Wednesday In a dramaUc flnailclal battle wldcll eatabllallod two 1-ecordo-- more tbon $900 million In total sales lllil blah bid or f28,233 an acre. The total prlee orll800.220,920 IJUl'PII&oed a pnvlooa blah for ale of nil rf&bll which netted lbout $700 million In California. A lwo-<oJnpall)' combine, Including the ~ ou Co. OIIDod by billionaire J. Paul Golt,y and Amerada He&s Corp., loJ>pod tho lci'IIO&e mark by JlliJin& $72,277,193 for the 57tll or ·'ll!e 179 pareala sold In tbe da)>long oalt. 'lbe hilhest price ete:r paid baton~ lor oil rl&bte wao ~.Cio ....Ide wllh ..... clolmfnl llul lend bolonga to Ito marked original Eolclmo ownero. An old car pirkoct acrooa tbe ... plaaterod wltll •lin• rwdtnc. 'tt2,000,000,000 nattn _land robbery." Mlaht lil<ceod f2 BUilOII Early · bldo r111 10 hl&b ofllclola ellllmatod tile total ml&lrt exceed f2 billion, but later - • • for much loworamounll. A firm called Chamjll.on OU eo. or ~ rwllnoi.Y bid $1 for fNir'J JIUCOI end flnally ~ .... at that prloa.. $00039 the Alvln .. tr J.llfite4 .wn ·Raclat~=~~~~==j~j Football is Lions' Topic · BoOsters Plan Band TrifS u.- - '1) s....- One-Day tile u. s. Depertmont or Alrlcul· iuut ol. Frank Porter, end a.atloa ~ar. - o r ture, a SHf!ler'• In Pomeroy. tile gueot or Boll Jacoba. Olio ilew member, Donald H. ~- or veter. - ll8morial: -.ua•; ... ac__.lo>Fnd Morrow. · Pnllldlnl over tllo .~. ........ 11&11\11 Cruea, pre. Dlli>olr, .... a..... BAY, Pllq.LIPHND- THE . Change Your Trailer To Bot • WE CAN FiUk F.. ·- . - · or Metc• Hl&h School _.... to · - tile lllelp foolllall pme at Pl. Pleaaant Friday evening mull purchalle tllelr Uckblo at tile Malp Hl8h or Metcs Junior 111gb Schools . Sluclelll tlckola will not be aold at tile gate. Acl!ill 11181 purthale Ucketo at tile pte, boWeYer, Sluclent ttckela are 50 conta, adults $1. Tile game at Pl. Pleaaonl will pt underway at 7:30p.m. IUILD~RS CONVERT Whoo ,.. build cono lid• low COlt Bottlod Gaa. Let u• vin yov .... detail•· ----------------------------- Rutland Furniture ARNOLD GRATE 742....211 ~ -·-- ... - ------- Rutland, Ohio - ------~- or Count 17 Ohioans $69 Yet to Be Given Lost in Tragedy CINCINNATI (UPQ At leaot 17 Ohioans perbhed In tile cralh or tile Alleg!leny Airline• DC-8 jet _.. lndlanapolla, llul alrllno has c:oallrmod. The lll.fated O!alrt, No.853, had picked Ull 52 peraons at tile Greater ClnclmaU Airport Tues. daJ to continue to Weir-Cook Airport at JndianapJUa. 'l'hlr1y. ellillt or tlloee boardod tile . rathei' than-walt for a dela.reO Tr11111-World Alrllnu lll&ht from New YiJrk. EJ&Id;r.m. .-.ci the jet end ...... · n.*rp IDIInberawen aen. .. ... ~·-"" Ia> )&.. • ci111!1!,....,. J• pa-• Stores. Two Armco Steel Corp. uf!l,. dais wen kllled in the crash, They wore Wcbard A. lloxwoD of Mlddlolown and 11&11\11 J. ila¥1 or Franklin. A. Scott Thompson or Cold ~<¥., and Aaron w. or CinciiBlaU, emploJeo H. Baldwin eo. or CJn. Springs, Hubbell or D. ehmatl. were alao aboard. Mra. Marrlllne lleoourc7 or ClnclnnaU, niece or a llomlllllll ~ .........- . wu on ........... ,linaJl:))lllllll>it..J16r_.· · ·· ~.. .. .. . .. ftoMtii'AIJGI/ililii~ ~-ili'l!iier dlod. In St. .Lou!L . lion Co ................., de>. - · pYo.tsQ, while'- a r lzalloaa, tile St. Jolm . Lutbenn !lundll Sehool, the F..-.at Run Melhodlol Owrch !lmciQ' Scbool, tbe Sonr.Bita-Sewlntl ·Club, end tile Junior Auxiliary or ·Drew Webster l'l>li 39, eontrlbuiA!d tbo iMat;y~ ....... , ...,.,... .... eldod to walt for TWA Olg!lt 6t ralber lhlli lake tile AllecJteny, That docfolon aavod tllalr ·Jiveo. Tho Ohio vtcUms included Augultlne J. Loa&, 66, hla wife, Polly 43 end aon, Al'ley IL ~ 23. Loa&. of Cln..-lniDs 1147 • c1mat1, was vice chairman or Contrlbullona 11181 ba mailed tile board of Colonial Food to tbe Alnorlcan Red Crosa, ..,., berr7 Helgbta, Pomeroy, or handed to either tbe l'l>meroy or Mid- im.c. lleC<lurq, dlolrlct - · - arw far Draekelt Co. hare, wu recently tranalornd to St. Laab and the COUille plemld Ill aeareb for a new house. AlleJheny o!!lcWa tllua far have 'ldonllflod 73orthopu.... gera. "noey· Aid the aoxt or kin or five olber vlcUma aaltod1be names not ba mode public. Meigs Youths Invited ~-·· dleport In a teleeram received recently by Chari.. Gloec:kner, chap. tor cbalrllllll, ha waaldvlsod that Red Croll _ . ..s In )II'OVIdlng To Organize Tuesday eiiiOI'PilQ' shelter end food to deeted families has now rl.IIBil Malp Coun1y youth will organfrom tile $8,000,000 Ogure ear. Ize to help tile mentally retardHar reporledto$16,000,000. This ed at a. meeting schedllled for 111aure lacludea not only emer- 7:30 p.m. oext TUesday at Grace pney relief fw famOiea In Mia. Eplacopal Church In Pomeroy. slall&lPI but alao VIrginia end A Metra Countr cllapter or tile Weat VIrginia, end Includes •· Ohio Alaoclatton for Retarded ....... or e-lbblng tbe fiiDI.. Chlldrm oomposod of yrung peolloa In lo>mes endi)I"Ovldlng aome ple from 13 to 25 years or age boulebold furnllhlnga. will be formed at the Tuesday During a recent meeUng or tbe night sesalon. ceater, tbe 8IDll.l fund drive was The youtb Ohio Aasoclatlon di.IICUIIaed. A chalrmaD has DDt for Retarded ChUdren is com1'1 been _._,llbreportod. pallid or young people Jolnod toIO!ber to learn how to Uve battor, how to work wltll olhera and VETERANS MEMORIAL to live of themselves to the menHOSPITAL Admhllonl - Helen Glhbs, tally retarded. Mambors or tile. Hartford; Allee lllllo, Middle- orpnlzllll.m work wltltiD tbelr port; n..- Gordon, l'l>meroy. Dbclllrpo - Bert11a Gill, 9ltrrle DIDguu, Karen s.tea, Partly cloody and coni today, big!! In the IOJt)er ,60nndlow 7Us. lol'l -- - . Ida Goollloln. Moatly llolr and cool tonight, low LOCAL TEMPS In the 40a. Sunny and not quite •• cool Friday. ~ _ . , at lla.m. TlalrlllaJun- Weather . ----... 411' - - wu 57 clolnoL .to Hunting ' t,I.EW HOME PARENTS KILLED IN CRASH - 51~ al- in a waltiDt room at Wier-cook Monicipal AIIp>rt Ill lndlallljlolla, Ind., Mrs. James Alexander crles quietly after l.earnlnl her pareru were amq the 83 persons killed in a nlklair colllalon. of an Alleg!lell)' Alrlluea jet and a small plane aoutheall af the clcy. Mrs. Alexruw:ler Is the sister of Mrs. Kenneth Harris of Pan· eroy. Their parent& lost in the traged: were Mr. ard Mra. Robert Young Rising Sun, ldd. Contrlbuttona or $197 toward tile $1!68 flrat aaaeaoment or tile per acre. MillY tracta tor Metp Count;y Challtar or tile Am1e as Ulan f200 011 aero. orlean Rod Croaa for u a l lliDk or fllcal - ' to Hurricane C&mllle vlcUma Cor. tho Blood have-receiYodtoclate. . 1>¥ II lll*ctoai• MOO,~~_.... on March t. near ,.,,<llf crowd at each ot . · ito ..,..,.., 'ft ;1\&11 'J,li: " .~r- 110!'~ 4 ' i&IW:tir • p(ot or J.GiiiotiN cooliiY ""IOHI)i~nm.-rl ~ ~ .lli't!e~ \!111~~be:a~D-t.nltilld' ddelaailo. .,... ., · • .,... ,, attend oil thol ba'alo Olsilolllajlll• ·con<erta lh Alhlant, K,y., PortoEveq Colftllllb' Bldl •., able aiter' ito memboh an ' mOU1f>:~ !'aclltta, and a <omEo1r7 "'-101' oil .,.,q.,;<Jn seated. IIi lei'loii, preoenteil lb.. plete 1\01-~ of all ....,.11!111¥ tbo UDIIod Stateo waa repro. Ia the 1,0S7 b1dl tile Municipal Allllltorlum, lml concert. lhi'i.ihout tile anjilwlll - - lhll 11 "" to eso,ooo a open with the AmleiDellaMu.iica '_ be mailed to each member. Tic- ..mntllod far oil rl&bll to early · lnYeatment o~chestra on oCt. 28. Ouloof· keto are ..,.,.r a>llable at tile 450,858 acres or Alllka'l .lailn aue•l• will ba aoated eoilly., doOr .aa admission Ia by anm&al fabulowl North . Slope. State . 10'~1nuteo prior to the sOc:oDd ' .~rohlt> only. · , o!!lclolr Aid moot or tltem concert, . Vlctoi'' ·l lorae'a,.,.;.· . .at'y•r loealmemberacould wore ouecesllful blcldora .., at brllllalit nowned ~n · shaN, on Nov. attard•· 30 concerta featuring 26 -" lealtonepareel. '"l'llla Ia Alllkl'a IIJ,'tllleot 5. '· 111. Final concert of the '"'""' dH!erant·attra~Uoos wllblnarad-' will ba the Pemsylwnla Ballet ius of,iboii!IOO miles. daJ," Gov. Keltll Mlller•tojd 700 ' )101'10111 Jammed Into ' SldneJ .• 1 · LluroDco AudltoriUJil for tile , Gl)OI1Inc or bids. Earlier be promliod Alaoka would uoe tile Mefls Hl&b School bold footDK110J for"__,..IJIIl'POo ....• laclllllbw tax rellet (or ball cooch Charles CJuonee3' wu aueat _ . Wednesday tile llate'o 2BS,oooruldenta. tile l'llm01'01 .lllddleport LIODa A few peraona faUod to lbare ClUb mat for a luncllecm at thO hllentlllslum. 'Melhodlat Church 1n Pom. Four plcketa, who Aid they eroy. npre"""led a fiJ'OUJI o« 25 Coach Cl1ancey Uated JIII'IOD· Elklmoa at 1'111111 Barrow, ne1 or lhla year'• team, 00111lllllllled '"' tbelr ablllllol end tllelr proln•• end _.., tbe Institute fUm or tile pmo laatweek w1t11 11-SI.,Joe. frlllram Cbalrman Tom CU. ..U lntrodncod two olhor guellla, lMAiore Welaa, II)IOCial qat or .~- ~ 'I:he remahder of tl\e ~at. Reported Chief Cremeans Makes Report ' ·' ~>olio !ll'q>ho!Q' Ore- ~ Qllllen, aeoordlnc to tbe PI· trol, WBI talam to Veterana Mo. moria! HoapiW by lll!l Mlddl,_ port Emerpncy ~ 'Whore hla IDjllrles were diagnosed 11 abra.. slona end hla condltton aa aatbPremier Olou En-lai "as sent factory. to Hanoi by China only 1 lew hoori" arter Jl'o dleO .!Jut ·It ' ,_,'!11o:petliol 1114 Qllll... od - ,,,...t <lr tlla rl&bl olde <eturnod to Peking the daY. The new delegation, which or the hlabwa.r end hla car otruek fP'OUP or mall boxes. 'llle vearrived tn Hanoi Monda)', was hicle tllen wont all tbe left tide led by Ll Haien-nien, a vice or the hl&l>- end slnlckiiPIIrd later. premier. The owners alao plaa to op.. rail. Tile Sovlat ll'OUII was headed Jill for a D..J aleobolle bover- Two Recent MUsions '1berl was hOIWl' cJama&o to by Premier Alexei N. Ko!Yiln. t11o car, a 1969 Plymouth, No ... permit (1om tile a£, who arrl""' in Hanoi St.turdaj'. tar they GpeiL The D..J permit charlO waa fllod. In Raein~ W1luld allow tllam to "'"" 8;2 per .>coal boer for oo.ptomloo COUIJIIII!Ion. end opoiate • 3.2 Tba ufdtbU ........... ,per coal beer earl)' aut. ........... the flrlt Frldll 0.0 o« tbe ownorollkl, ''Tile 1:25 p.m. lor l,yllll Hart·'~# . will have a p1aco where Middleport' • · porldng meter lhoY con ao to relax llld lllltt cine -waow.n The balance in all Middleport collecUonafortlle.-o«AQ. 'friondl." Ani, DO1·d i - ... Mamorla1 Vlllap fands aa of Aug. 31 IOIIJ.. UJIIolalod $1,087.50, according or 1111' kind, e1a. 1n t1te llulld· admlllod Cor a foot od $148,158.35 according to tile to the .-,1y report or Cblet q or In 111o par1c1as area, w111 od lD • apm~r Ill. 7:45 p.m. ba lol..-_ · . , monlhl)' report m Clerk • Trea- or Pollee J. J. Cremeana to Middleport c..mtll No - ullder 11 ,..,., or ... ....... look Mrs. surer Gene Grate submitted to ..will ba permlttod Into tile bulld- toV....IIIIMIIDOrlal Middleport Council Monday nlg!lt Monday nllht. Aeeldento tnveatlplod during near whore Dr. R, R. Receipts. dlsbursementl al.l dtllvered • dauilttar . Iii . the clerk • treasurer's balance tbo month totaled four and of 114oo In t11o _ . t vehicle. ;.:~f as or Aug. 31 1 respecti-ve!)', b'P Cl arreata 2t wore lor traf. flo vtolallans. Arriola lnclud. Bole end llle boby were a..;. · elude: general, $3,585, $1,569.31, (ci.iitnuod from tiiQID to Plea- Valllll' ~J· $27,077.21; cemeter:J, $58t.25, od 13 for apeodlng; left or ..... ment -to ..,.,...n·-tllater, one; atop llan . v.lolationl, pltll. $533.39, $10&.11; parklll! meter; -.,. ' . C'ourt'o rdllJI aplnat. oChool two; ICIIealinl tlrel, oae; intox$100, no disiMiraement:8, $79.48; 'lbe ,.other. Wll a nre "'lui~Jmenl, 110 recelpto, Ication, tllree; dlaturblnl I h e pr.Qer. cooatltutlooal amendmlnl to 1160 ,90 , a3l;S.9e;swtmmlngll""', peace, five; petty larceny, two; portlal4> oulllfy tile . court'. $688,62, .1,701.90, $368:09.,.... flllun 1D PI¥ Pll'klnll Udlota, ~let that olate lealda1Urea drawn; planning oommlsalon. no ~~!rot; riiiBiiDI rod llg!lta, two; $2, 838.1 8;• reckle11 (lllefa&lon, oae; Wepl mUit roo"" u. ··~ man. oqe recelpto, $58.98, vote" tormula. · Obltnera aid · street maintenance, $1, 953, t5. - a t , one; dlllllll'"' a pollee ¥tbwool4 p~ dlo '1!1afftcer, one; 1 laterferln& with a f2,174, 73, $4,896.20; IIIlO hf&h- . polloa omcer, one; a188111t end Dltkaen olnce 110 one or atitul'll iiay, $126.87. $245.93, f2,0G4.63; wu .likely to _.,. over· oanltaey aewor, $4,000.96, $3,· boller1, tllroo> and one lor u. opolllot'ahlp. : • 23 12 16 '. 137,08, 15. 4. : water. •• ~·' 403.58, $5,5tt.60, $17,146.57; · ill. A a))Okolftllll for Gm. ConmnUJ!at lrl!amJ_, - . men Aid, Targeta Included Creiltttoa W, Abrllllll, tile U.S. lhrougb tile perimeter or a u.s. tllree provincial capltala and <OIIIIIWlllor In VIetnam, lndl- Al'ley Due oollod "!Iberia" In llx dlatrlct townJ. concert sea- Rathskellar, Restaurant . RIO GRANDE - Rio GriDIIo Colleae hu leuod tile Iormor Jerey Miller'I Gift Shop, local' od m ru. 3.1 beiwoen lllo Grendo end Gellillollo, to The Rodman Corporatloo. Tile land IIIII build. 1n11 were donalod to the Colloae . 1aat year by Mr. end Mrl. Rebert Evans. Tho Rodman Corporatloo, 1>¥ Sam HamiltOn, Georall Pope, end Frank Pierotti )llano to open a ramurant, nt. lied· 111111, at tltt ellil 0( September. Jmmodlate p.... oo1l for 111 "11lllltl reotaunnt · tllit W1luld .__,._~lt41 illl-·a·rlolf cil _.~•• 'l'baft will bo • · dance noor llld room for a band. Tilt Ollilei'a pion to open a ratbokallar ·In tlte basemall ' \ \ .·•· '' ' """'"1llli<IH'• tile appearonce of tho To Open Late this Month, ~ ., ,. • ~· end !tdure '!be wttlldrawlnl attackon 1e1t t11e bodleo or 28 or . t11e1r Amerlcoa ladleo In .ac~. aoldlera. U.S. loaoea were HIInce !lundiJ, todll 4l1lWod -~~~--tbe u four kDlod end 12 -!dod. 110 ""'" or - · on Commu- coue.llre endod at t Lm. The overnlilrt aholllnlattackl 11111 ,POIIIIDna, (t p.m. 'I!DT w..... _,. wounded 31 Amerleano, opokeaAld. thet already have roclproclt,y to tile Trl· Cilimnunlzy Concert A.,... offer a rich fare of 11na of the IMII .. Dirksen Bateys Announcing Geared To Serve You Best. . . aame whose death at qe 79 was announced Wednesday, tllere ::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::~~~:;atloo. .,.,.,.,.,.,.~;-.­ ' . n-. 852-ra, - - community concert Gelll& Academ;f Among the foreign delepUons attenc:UJW· the funeral was a new gr<KCJ (rom Communist China. A delegation headed by Middleport Elementary Schoqi. Hanoi residents and combatants in rormal clothes and wearing Robert Dalley Is carrying 001 a bousekeeplng aide project at mourning bands. Gather Around Speakers Veterans Memorial Hospital u At the same time, one while Belay Miller Is working million -le and tr-s of tile as a IJIJ"IIe"l aide at the same capital are gathered around hospital. Alaoenrolledlnahoooeloudspeakers to follow the keeplng aide on the job tralnil1g ceremooy program of ttl! program Ia Lomle Darst at Ohio requiem service." Universlt;y. Follow~ the eulogy lor Ho, Programs are of t11e year'• /4alional or Hl8h School. ::::: Open a savifi8S account with any amount youwlshandwatch .''iSymphonyComing t 0 ·::.~· arkersburg in '70 dau!IM«a, Garo4>n Kqe Boas, Seaboord. A hurrl"'lne watch waa ordered fi'Cift Clpo Hallen• to a ltudeat nurse at Hoher Med- 1 Ma11.·, by tlte NoUooal Hurrlcane.Center In MlamL leal Canter School or Nurah1£ reau llld Gerda w<Kild probabb> awl»e at Clpo ilod tll!a end Clrla YvODDO llopa, I 1989 .,.,.,.,•,• .,.,•-:-.... ·a:-.• •,•,•,•,• '•':-.•,•,• '•'"""'•'•'>' :.· '.'.,···=-... .•...;:'•' •.-:'• ...:.:......;:....•,•;-; ~.;.;.;..( Ho Given Hero's in a matter of minutes a whole new kingdom of financial security can be yours ... ' -.r. from the Ohio Educatlon Associ. ... be a • crownmg success! PRAGUE - ONE OF 111E LAST LIBERAL wlceo In CIBchoJo lo¥llda tell allont lllrdllne eommunllto had lallen oontrol of the Czech and Praaue journaHati un1ona. An olllclolanDouncement lofonda7 Olahl Aldt!WonllnPI'IIaldl~ or e:mcuUve boord, of tile CHell Journalloll UIIIIJiliiU realinod. , . presldlmn had been dominated by llbarala. 1 t , r, • OHIO / . ~t~~: claims manager lor Ule E. and E. Insurance Co., who explained the program offered by his compaiiJ'. The year's actlvttles and meet. ings were planned and discussed. (Technicolor) . ,. ' I -· ' ~"/ attending and introduced the new association members. He also presented Richard L, Barlow, Darryl F. Zanuck's "THE LONGEST DAY" ~ .. ~ . A faculty breakfast was featured at the first meeting of the Kyger Creek Teachers Association held at the hlgtl school. M. B. Wlthers 1 president, wei. corned the 46 teachers and guests ward Barton. .. r\. ,;., mmunistsResume Heavy Attacks Geora:e Rowley, Pomeroy; Henry Held by Teachers " ), ... ' T .. -:-\ . Rei\llllre, Mason; EJva Dailey, Portland. ' " 1 ·n·., t.. .·'.~ l q.,.R · !f.r: ~e· . . --- \,. , . :, '.' ' J,' \ I K~. .·::1 POMEROY Faculty Breakfa.•t . ' '. day at Its regular me,ting. The money was 'made available laat tGII'I; Gerald Dean, Albany, Clyde (Ronnie) Quillen, Midd.leporti Russell Cullwns, Pomeroy; I ' . .. ' ' communiUea to lmprovetbollfto or t11e mentally "'lllrdod lllrvlllh recreational, soclal, rellllou end oducaUonal acllvlllea. A apokeaman for tbe II1'00P plamlng tile orpnlzaUonal aesston had lbla to ...,. al>wt Tuoo. day's meeting: t•Jn every genenUon atNI.tl seem to feel that .the youth an less resp:maible, more U111'Uly, end leas reallllll.c . - life lben they were 'when they were 10UIJI'. "Youth part!cQ>alln& In 10Ut11 OARC acUvtU.a have a ..,..ceto prove t11at tlleY areacillalb'llllll'tl dedicated f!ld dele<mlnod to plOY an lnlportam role In lmi>l<IVInK tllelr communlcy end world - were tile memberl or tbepr-. log _.uon. ' . " " - lntenatad In ........ log faltll In youth is au.d 1be mes"ll&.'• arao4 to All\'tHIB baV1J1i1 1111' 11101tlooa 11181 - . -1111' Jadl- at 247..2617, '\, NROTC Tests Announced · . --:1,._. I '·' ~ : ' �' ,,. ' ' ~·· :r' ' • • . .. .,. ' \. n1e. Dal.ly Sentinel, P(lh)eroy...MJddleport, O 1b.:........... c-tembe . ·• ·lin;;,h 1969 Business BY ~ACJ( O'BRIAN . We . ,have hoerd at lout 25 NEW roRK - "What'a 1be vero!ona <!I what •'realli ._. COLUJOIVS (U~'Ibe Oblo ~ ~do moat I c rolatlona matter - ;iQa afraid ~ tbe Keo. od" Olld boUove none ~ lbOnL CloMnJ Aatemi>Q- .......... lv tbe Leal••• deiiWid1 OIJii JOII!C* , ·No .comment on the •ecJdent ia .....,. rn. - llllaloiWe 1014. lollYe Soi\1.. Cclmmlalllon oo De411, l&lrpby, Boston, .JI.ut.. u~ pottlble be(IUie no aecldent cu. -IDe ... loa(lo wiD be a IIIO-do1 1011abl - tbe Jut ~ tbe year, Aitllouil> tbere lo relotlvel!' lillie llflllll lalolnoss beforo tbe - . . ..,... fear a ti&IK could bo - - to . . - tile IIIVera. havoo't you oald ~ aeaaiCMl mo. tor Kem* nceat uo,ooo. here'• W'" r..- Kem.,. homer <!I tho 101100 and 550111 ~ his career II> alert a throenm Atlanta rall3 which pa.ved the wa,y lor Pit JarVi1 to win hlo 11111 game. Rleo Carty olao homered for Ute Braves, who moved 111 wltllln .oot DOinta Olld a bait- of tile llrst.jllaco Gfanta. Wfllie Me:Ccwey had a two.nn double for San Fraacla- UPI !Poria Writer ul.ook who' I No. 1." 'lbat'l the measage tbe New York Melo !laahed on 9lea St1dlum's scoreboard at 10:16 p.m. IDT, Wodnelday nl&ht-aac1 It did moro t1w1 berold tile team's rise to flrllt pl1ce In abe National Leaaue'a Eaalern D!v!. lioa. a sbooo Uke a boacoo of hope to all tile poremlal loaera In co. Roberto Pena tripled and ocored oo WOOdJ Woochrard'o eriOI' In tile ei8hth lllllne ao llle Padres beat llle Reds behind tile hro.!Ut fl(tchlng ~ C'-Y Kirby. Tooy Cloolneor sullered tile loas lor tbe Redll, traU tile Glanta by .002 DOinta and a - - 12<¥"""""d Klnt ·IUD _ , lbe ""' ' bUiaiJI amone . "~-,deiced Point to lt\lel ·tile MaraU: "~ ea In a sa..o rout. •."'.~ . If tllero'•IIIYiblne Ukel!< toaot 1· ~~Lt~arauder dOIIdor Uj>lt'oapredlc. ~fioa IUeb aa the Dlljol"a. It J1 barely pooolble tllat Melp Hoad • ,Coach Charleo Chancey 1111¥ do a -~ .bU ~ aoluor cliwlns and pool ;•. >illooplo'o blarney on tile IQDetln nlng lor tile Senate In a tough race against llallry Cabot Lodeo. QJ hiding a small story tben, H le-ed until many years lator when It broiJ&I1I beadUoes. The whl.sphered thou(lh false rumors that a Vet')' young Jack KOIIIedJ once and brlelly had been marrl~ and then had the marriage ..,...led tiWiated cafe ooclot;y, and aU a~ to keep the rumors out. ol print lester. ed tbe acanclal to s ])Oint where tile atory bad to be scotched many years after tbe oUogod "" ·"A II the hyllerla ~theouch oventJ as theN"" York Glanta' Llltlo Miracle In 1951, ..... ::....,-:'?lbea.rcb= Ends in Pressure On--B.home '· Ce!ver.," .llllliiao' ..rd. Stalemate - ~ li>onue(lll'ii,.e ~ ""r:·n:. !'lllr Clti8i Jori:J lmJollb(lil a'"'*VII' . wbat aiq ·' CLEvELAND ~ IIJID eventJ, wblle ~~aaapr cu Hodps aald, "Tbere'a oo .....,. wiD" and o•·- we Clll't aooo.- New Haven y~~=~'!~...... Olld Social E:vents urea, lbelr tr<M>Iea and fiDi. AI wltbtbereot~Uel COIDIIIOOt8d, .,..._ ''We're 1n llrat 8 ~~ (llaoo 11> 11\e.r; - . . , c a n - aa • • ir.. Boawoll'o aln8le after a alnglo Jv Cleon Jooeo aac1 s WIIIk drove In tile wlDillDg nm Ia tbe 1211t 11111ne of tbe llrll game and a - · bJ J01T1 Grote Olld alnglea by Gorretl, .-.. Art SbemiiiJ IIIII Boowoll "~"~"" 1 w.,.,. .u- ...., • ..,._ ruo lhlrd.lmlng rall7 wllieb turned lbo aoeond pmo Into a ''lalqbor." The vic tor 1o 1 marked tbo 30th Olld 3111 - · lbe 11ota came from bohlad to wllltblaaeai!Oil. Single In DoelaiY Run • • JoilaDy Brlgp alnsled In tbo cleclaM nm In tile - IDolnt 11M! Joluloy eam_, twNaQ alngle holpod lite PldiUeo add lbroo more In tile ol&hlb u tbe Cubs dJOIJPOd ou1 :,:•~..:_,tlle~U: :OVE~=~= •' • :!~~~n:.t -··were ~- Clark, Mra. Mr.andMrLIIoyt Eseyle Clark Olld ,........,,,"""", iAII'I, Mra. Beelbe Clark alii Lam, MrL CIJde Clark, Mark ltld lfHtbe, Mr. and Mn. Coo Mr. and Rl..... _.., lira. William Artbur ani~ Mr. and llro. EdWin ~ """ Cllarl- 11111 Sa- Mra. Carl Clark, Mr• .,.. Mra. MD- - Rou~, ~.. . u.~ ~ _ uu Terri: Afrll S. lllck Wlae llred a BaND· liWer for tbe l'hlllioa while Ken llallmlla lllllferod hla 111tb loao Boot!ten mot '* IIndo hlmoelf ., 00 tbe ~ game COOCOI.,aracewheroalltbeluro~- IIUd. Tbq .-toPIJ'Jll<l(oablllty havo- Clllllbe ---fDrtbemaJor• rrlolow •. _ - · Tho .,__. lor 1 h e ftft teamo were - - . - - - · 11111 lallvldtr a ..re two...,.• ., tbo wao dlaNL'a Weotem Dhllloo - l b e oamd _.It Dllt be paid beBruao .lbe SID • Prolielaoo Gi*l; IJ.4, lbe Saa 'lbe- - · w i l l hold mo., Padro& boat lbe Clncla- Toe 0., 00 -..tey, Sept. 13, IIIII Redll, 2-1, aacl tile !lou- bociiiiiDc at t LJII; ualll _.n. lbe lAit Aalaloo lllllely I p.m. Tbq wiD oJay ' llodeeJO, 1-1. Tho IlL iAIIdl Ia IIIII mombora will ·' CaNialla 1r11J11 lbe l'lltlllarall - · u.a and 2-t, In tile llta~ ....,,. to door. «bbr NL 111111i. 'I1MI' wlU canvus Welt Co1w:n. .. •r ..,. Alllorl.., 41• ., bla, Clltlon, Muoo, UerUordand llbadod - · 8-7, NOir llllven. eloMod Hlw York, Cloi-d•wJ, t. uol-... Dee•···· .. - -town , Mlono-, a-2, ·Oak!.,... t-t _ , CIIJ tolh Horse Show •- Jl!! POINT PLEASANT- Ahone from**' VWTS FRIENDS lrloa her u abe lo al"''l's after bettergradestlwlmo, Sooowabe lotrylngtl>llealmyboylr!...o. Alii does lhe ever brag about all tile IJIIJIS llho'a .,.. wltlll Wow! Moat~ tile kids tblnk oha Is roll nice.Oolymybeatglrllr!eacl =-:; ..,,........,l.... ~..: : - : a t tbe llarmon F.dwar<l wiU,._.,._ .bo tbo Judao, CarlRlcllard l'lriOOila tor, 11111 Cllarleo WIUiamo, .,_ -pi- '""::::. tn(:JidoowiUbo oentod .: .., · tile llret _ _ . lbo eleventh prbeo and In lite l1relflh, ~ Ill- l i t and,.._ All rldera In elua • be 18 .~- ~ lito ........, atoiUooa, 18 or.,..., Therolo-lo....; 20 _,_ ' mu.. u,;, - .., -.- eo parenff CoUDCI'I To Hold iJak,e Sale and I can aeo throulh her. How Clll I cope? Don't tell me my day wiD como, becauoe Pvowolt- · ed aacl wolted, Olld It hasn'tl HELP WANTED Dear H.W.: A Utile beolthy ci>mj)otltlon · novor hurt W'OIIl!. You two coumaJ achieve a lot more be- , ....,. you arotmngtooutdoea<h : · llns olber. So why not admit YOU are 11. IDOII u Joaloua ~ her u abe ill '· ~ 7011- and loolb .a boulll. ·Y'*' .,, .,,. NEW HAVEN - IIIN Dhol ~· ov"'be'""'"&Ood~lf Riddle, IIIlo lo Cldldroil'a WOlle- "'"'d ..... wiUI each olber .... . ar lot' lalllrd-ioaljlal !lin- (And YOU ahollld te1re tbe ••-' ,, dq School ~~..... lllatlvt here 11, rl&ht '-· Y'* od 1n lbo· area to have the odp) - 11. ._.v. _.. ::...:==. . •u.. illila ,' bonoflt!'ftbellDdenlllna:::"" ilottel 'ln eui ·~·· lhli·~ · .tel\ Thoae lilablng to .. o .. .· ·. " / . . ·. " ·. ¥n." ltem.l 11110' eall llrl. Joaa llor- ...s,rrto. .,., . About 93 per <1111 of a . ···watennelon Ia water. ,, ! ·~ INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE '±·'.'. PLAYqFF STANDINGS ,.. :~ By United Pre11 International Finale - Beat ot seveu - • .. W L Pet. 3 0 LOOO .ooo '"Columlals 0 3 .. , WediiOiday'o Results . : "Syrac:uae 8 r..olumbus 1 ' ' ...·' Pmol Jill ,. l'roWIInllbeRedllwlotiteii.Ji' •ior Clnclmall wiD the • to<......;.:........... ·-~-. p' o.· ~ . ~-.. . - . -~ ' · • llrat two..,..., e>ttheCba!qlloli',, ·ll!oJo 19,1, Qnciratl,~t~20L ablp So~ul croal~ ~!Iii· •"""• _ _ _......,.. =-= ~ n•u~~· j..ONDON · (U~ ..-c~ · Brlllol! . a~·!: - · At·-··~ ehaqloa,.JimDIJ I!2IIL n., 111111 waa ~ ·Redo tielal - · ba · .,....... boeil-aAioo~ ..... - ... I .. •lil!1 Sarlea. ll~kati!PPI.U... ml'lholr ·91'1era·mll bi!!!Jfdl»- . tore' tbe ~.... ..... roo111 _,.;limbo w..,. . ~ta,r .~ .:. I : . . • fDr - . Furth tiro Staildard 011 Pl'8dUcts ,. the TNno . . .~· 0 WU 81 ·".'~~~t~~ 'fJoJ.\ tj_,j_,, ·• Ill/ ,•·" ,; f jT 'Y~Vl') ' ., loH J>ro~ (?o """'~ In i'obt'• vlctodeo over CbarlestoqSOIIIhandParkeraburg larpl,y II> tho Jll'<)llnd (4 for 10 JliBiinl! apinst Parkeraburg) The option· rollO&rt is Ware's bread and butte, w,eapon, • uwuJ Point stlck wUh the aame -oftens~ against~~-?" Ware waa asked. . 16 110 • ::~~~.~~~ ·-~ · ~. o1 o u. a .··. , "WoO, I'll Juat tell you whot." said Cooch Ware "Why don~ 1011 coD Chancey (Charles Cbanee.r lllalgs HJai. hood coach) .., In Pomeroy and aok him. He•~s more about what I'm going to do Ilion I cio. " ' lterilt S.ys: lf .it•s New, h's .At ,., N. Y.c. H. 09 n,LA)f!&. ~ ' ·· ' Ame~· Lolguo'!' ~~;'i:~ I. . .• I ' . . d Q. . ' ;• ' ~· "< .; , ': '. ' I DlstllldlvtJy New . .;. Styles : • styles. Car4lfiiiiiS in bullon.aiUI . zipper. style's. Every one a willlitr <".'l c•. . i~ s!yle 11114 ~·lue. ' ~ ~1. ..,.¥ .·. · &98 .lf;lt. 98:. . .. . ' ' f ·'. . ' < r·. ~-. •l, ·. Only Throe lUte Kirby ~ the Redt with three hit. Wednesday Young nl&ht as he notched his tilth victory against 18 losses. Morales, a rookie Puerto Rican outfielder, socked his first maJor league homer to give tile Padres a 1.0 lead in Ute fourth Inning. And hia elpth Inning smash ol1 Woody Woodward's glove for an error sent home Roberto Pena lritll the Padres• wiming run. A walk to Woodward and a trip!• by Jimmy Stewart In tile mie Slsk lonl&ht In tile finale tile two.pme aet tbel winds up the current homestand, Stewart's triple was the ftrlt extra bose bit In 28 lmlnp lor the power...!aden Reds. "Our offense now Isn't 1:9hat Jt'& SUJlPOBecf to be," saJd Bristol. "Pm not teking anything away from young Klrltv bu t there's too much abUity' on this club that's going to waste." Loss For Cloninger TO!\)' Clonlnser was lite hardluck loser. it's beeD that ldnd or seaQ tor Tony, whose record now stands at 9-16, '"It's too bad because it waa the best game Clon1ne:er has Jdtehed this seuon, 010 said Bristol. ~~He p.ve wr offense a chance to score. Yoo. can't ask lor much more!' A triple by Pena In tile ol&htll .im.lng was the last of five hits yielded by Clonlnser. IRa departure came minutea later when Morales• smash went ott WOOdward's glove. Bristol, tbou&h, W&Bn't fault- ot But; InS tile COME ON Ill. .. L£T US SHOW YOU THE NEW COLORS • SUPER WAJJ,PAINT 6. 95111. BIW HDWE. . and LEATHER Ph. 992-2774 ~Red:•·~:::::~. , Smith; & .411 New ·York Olohnaen . 11-13) at W~ahlnrlton · Friday's Gamer , Cliaanan 5-9) Calif at Sootlle, ., .8p. m. 2, twllilirt Classic .Sii~vers lii l/11ect imd·crew nee• . Easiest to Lovelier sixth Jno1ng accounted tor the onJy run by tile Reds, wtto will send Gary Nolan IPfnat Tom. C BY KEITH. WisECUP lett halfback, aOO Dan Grueser, oach ~ Kincaid's Eaatern right halfback, ..... ~''''· · A-MERlaAN .LEAGUE . Eagl_esentertaintheNorthGallla The oflenaive line will be 150 ... ,.p..J.rate& at £lut" r lA.. .... El\ST..- ·· · · era-· ["~ night..,,. ,.._., ..q'GID•JKarri. ot'iabt->enl~ liO ~~ · . -o~ ~-, . , ' ·,.~,... f' ·;·'i '· vt. '''IJ. ·Pee. GB , Each team. won .ltateaiOD Cll- ...Alan. Halter or 16D Jb.. r ~ . ,,t•l :"""j" •·· Baltimore 98 41i .68:; ,ener -last 'freek and find them- · rigbt ~rdei tfs Ric,.:· "~~ ·.~ . D,rtroti . 82 6{) . 577 lSih - selvea in the e~ct !pot of last a.rd Uter, right guardi 155 tb,. ·. Boaton 76 64 .543 20'h: year. North GaDta beat Southern Howard Bahr, eenterj ISO lb. ·washlnrtOn· 73 70 .510 25 22-0 in Uteir first game a year Robert Hensley, Jett guardi 184 New York 70 ·71 .496 27 · ago and won agaJ.nthisyeu, 14-0 lb. Mike B«irw, lett tackle and Cleveland 56 87 .392 42 Eastern, on the other hauci, r{D- 180 lb. Dennis Elchll1(er 'left WFST Peel Haman Trace 36-6 1n Its opo end. • W. L. Pet. GB ener a year ago alii again Utls The Probable starting defense year 611-6. ID be Minnesota 86 55 .610 ·· w middle &lard, Bahr; tackOakland . 76 64 .543 9';2 Ea:tern has a powerhoose les, BoriJW and Eichinger• ends California 61 68 •439 24 aqua and will be tough to beat Karr all:! Sanders; unet.'ckers' Kansas City 58 83 28 in the SVAC. The Pirates, how- 1551b. Jim stettler Ritchie aoi Chlca,o 55 84 .396 30 ever, will be tlghting for an upset Cline; halfbacks, t3sJb. ~rei Seattle r;s 85 .393 30IL to have 8 share or the earl,y Pooler and 150 lb. left halfba. k IJ. league-lead. c W-lday·s Results The "·~ , Joey HaD, and 145 lb. fullback Detroit 4 Clev0llac1 1 ~es quarterback, Dave Rocky HaU Wash 6 New York 1 Smith, threw seven touchdown The line. will be 140 Jb. right Baltimore 8 ·Boston 7 passes against Hannan Trace. end Steve ~unders 1711b. right Chicago 3 Mlnneaota 2 But don't forget the Eaglea run- tackle, Lee Gardne; 1351b. right S.Ule 9 Oakland 4 ning game, as it has size and guard Larren Neal, iso lb. center California II Kan City 4 soe,4 to b!"'n. Dwight Camb8U,1251b.le!tguard Toda,y's Probable Pitchers I Eas~rn s li~ averqes 162 . Phil Saunders, l451b. left tackle (AU Times EDT) bs. per man Mth the .haeks av. Carlos Reese, ancl150lb.lefterxt Kansas City !lkmker 11-10) at eraglng 161lbs. The Pirates av- Dave Clark. Calllornia CMcGlothlin 7-U) 11 erage is a far cry rrom thi~, wltb The Probable defensive start. p. at. . . ~; 14Slb. line alll a backlleld ol lng line.., will be ~20 lb. Stanley ~· • tros. j 6 Lilt!~~t~~fzkness ~make 11 . __Detrolt(McWfn2U>atCla.;;.._ 'QUarterback, 180 lb. Bob land (Paul 5-9), 8 p. DL ·- Ritchie, lullbeck; 115 lb. Son!\)' Botbm €l,.onbora: 7-9) at Baltl- Cline or 150 lb. Rick Sanclers, m.... 17-6) 8 p. m. Kan City at Mlnn, night ' ~11 ~: '~\1Y~~?re p.m. New York II Pitts 2, twilight Chicago at St.. Louts, night Houston at Atl~nta, night San Diego at Loa Ang, night Clnci at San Fran, night Mime.OC. ~w~ 1~10) at • . ::::;~~:~.t~~· 9 DesPite the loss, the Reda managed to cllns to aecond place in the Natktna.l League's Western Division, where only hro games aeparate the ttrst oJsee San Fraaclsco Glanta from the fifth..place Houst:oo As- Pirates Meet E'US R . .d fl rz ay ~icqo_ (Horle' 10..15), .9 p. m. Probe e e. . · SeltUe (Meyer 0-1) al ~··-1111 ble starting h~s of· .....wa tensfvely tor lhe r;o.,.~, ill be ( Talbott ~9)1 10:30 p. m. Smith ~es W Stotilimyre, Ball 11111 Percy """ ' • · .....~ . tully recoVerecifiom 1 lddne)'lafection 11111 will SJ)end another week rec..,entJng. Game Ume is 1:30. Still Up For Grabs Souih, tile Big Blacks used a staoUrd split T olfenoo gearoil o.. . fenaiw end, outJa1tweek. should be full-go by Friday nl&ht He baa been working OIL Dennis Boaa, a reserve qaar. lerbock and Prabable olarter at deten~tve haUbat:k. Ullaat week, should be roacb' to fllay Pat O'Brien, 140 lb. senior wQne Well, 168 lb. imtor dequarterback, has misaed all rensive en:l, wUI be out with a drills because of illness. He may pl.nfully brutaed toe I.I)On which however, star~ Ir hedoean't,jun: there has beensurserythlaweek. lor Bob Werry &p.Pllrentlywlllget Lynn Black wUistart1nhtsolathe call. ...... · And, finolly, C~taln Mike Jon Kloes, junior letterman or- Barr, the two-way tackle, haanot NL's West Division . · ........., tbe Mll'audera, The Bl£ Blacka' apirtt ts good, accordi4W to Ware He Ia concerned, however, U.t "11 the ratln,s.go to-their head~ that can cbafwe by game time."' ' ·, block by end JOhn Rlld!bart, The Point PleaaJnt game will be • thorOUHh lest to tho Marauders aeainat a strorw dub. It promises to be a good tune-.t.v for the opening of tile SEOAL '· Alii about Malgs, tile Big Blacks' Friday < t l - a t r :·nt PleaBOiJ! Oo Melga going to be tbe IOIJJJhest your ..._, ve met?): ""' uwe•[l see Friday nlghL'" ···"· - And DIIIIIIY Abbott, blo 185 lb.. aenior tuUbe.ck, teared three TD1, Ute , Jongeat etrort beJng 1 64 Yard Wrat over lett taekle made poaalble by a keydcnmfleJd Coach l;hance,r lelt DHicJf better after the RUne tllan before It, NATIONAL LEAGUE ea Reuono.: · EAST lle~~lyll::utll.. def~va biock- - He &Oiput t i l e - r with W, L. Pet GB ltnt • e n Wll•aut and~ at least ·four probable ltartert New York 84 57 .596 eted eloae to ..the II'GUDIL out ol aqUon beew•N 01 m_, Ollcago 81 59 .587 I . st. Lools 77 60 .512 711 Plttaburp 75 6t .540 8 Phlladoil)hla 56 84 •400 27'h Montreal II 99 ,308 41 WEST CINCINNATI (UPI) - All of W. L. Pet GB I BUdden the Cincinnati Reds San Fran 78 64 .549 aren't Jiving up to their relb76 63 .517 'h Cincinnati tlon as hraseball's No. 1 powerAtlanla 78 65 .545 'h bouao. Loa Alweloo 75 65 .536 2 And while Manager Dave Houston 75 65 .536 2 Bristol is concerned, he's not San ·Diego 45 97 .317 33 ])lll!dcy. Wednesday's Results "I said It last June and PU PhUa 6 Chicago 2 say it again. The pemant is San Diego 2 Cincinnati 1 tbere for the team which wants Atlanta 8 San Fran 4 It most," sald Bristol. "I think Houston 8 Loa AJw 1 we want It most and 1 titbit st. Louis 11 Pitts 2, 1st we'll win becauae we have the St. Louis 2 Pitts 1, 2nd bell team. I think llle plajoors N. Y. 3 Montreal 2, lat, 12 irms. New York 7 Montreal 1, 2nd think 10 too.'' Bristol's comments came Today' a Probable Pitchers . Wednelday nl&ht Iller a coooJe (All Tlmeo ED'!? ~ 20o¥ear.olds, Clo,y Klr!v and Montreal (llol>ertoon 5-12) at Jel'l')' Morales, teamed up to New York (Gentry 111-11), 2 p, m. lead tbe San Diego Padres to Chicago (Selma 12-6) at 'Phila1 2-1 victory over the Reds in delphia (James 11-0), 7:35 p. m. tile opener of a two-game ser. st Lools (Carlton 16-8) at . les. Pittsburgh (Voole 11-11), 8 o. m. . San Francisco (McConnick g.. 9) at Atlanta (Reed 15-9), 8 •· m. Wl111 A WELL TRAINED EYE, Point PleaBOnt Big Blacko Stln Diego (Slsk 1·10) at CinCoach Dick Ware studiea his team dori• the Parkersburg ctnnatJ (Nolan 6-5), 9 p. m. Soo!th gune last Friday, It evidently Jllld olf, siD<e Point Los Angeles (Osteen 18-12) at :~ 20-8 Win. The same critlcal,eye will be "atching IPICod ' - "After tbe season ends~ canraieusall ~~ant, tJut tor the cbampions~ .. uu we earn It we'll get"tt," •..,s. eiKtMnlc lf.veneu. schedule rwbxt week against Jackson. GOOD, BAD NEWS Meanwhile, a111 the Maraudttrs prepared Cor the BJg Blacks this week there lv.ls been good a"nd bad development.a. matont.. now I Just want to win the .pmes and forget rlclo: loneer . .. ln. . Drl • f!I'R~,!III Tl!l! CPIIH•:R OF •.• . .,_ ·:;."f"z'iha ""IOII. .'" , onlJo a1 .•........., ~•- =tt. ow c M• ''ll!ll<b" SaJWlero oilllod Wed. hao experience . . Alkftlctlle·.aeet 0/ Pelnt•bel.,,..led Yllllltlf,_,VIrelnia ~ · -~ 1111 ~...war.l'OIIUed: " . •• , • · . ' : '.'ms .sooct to be rated but it doun~t ~-a : thina in SepNo one can judge after only two games, ard we have Note ·;t.. b1 1 E_A$·f'Jp;, F~ Joalne · · ~~ ente 011 ve and delonolvo line tllat """""""?·!•"'~- wvl!ll,lllljlf.! o,IJ!Ovy,l'!' h!1!1JlolntlJifl wiiltJ, · IIIII.... . I , - . · llilla7 W-odiJ wllila .. an ~- t II . SOla ~-,...-...,§~ill =·~::.,- ~ 22'4j C!io~~Jr,I!'Ul .a =-=.:~~<li!:·.: be ., . . to have 1 8 tht Marauder OIMI I UOi!Olnllnto thelr leeltill e:me : the BeaJDn wltb a backll,:eoon .:;;teotedOIIdllfUIIne Calm wow~- ,..r.IIIOIIOf i!edo PLOo 'ai!oulii·Jie adJiii;..... Woo• ;:r= ot en. a ::•!te~ - IDa Uno and b~i<l on defen.e and olfen~e ahowed aurea.. - Hl.a .._danced bockaJIQt • Iaaie ~ delendlns lpioat u good .• llaller and 001'111 ol. reeelven u llkely to be seen thla IOBBOO In Marauder Stadium. lb. backa,....o d!IIQ:Ina Info tho · trora wall. ... · The Marauder• w.eren't exaetq overpowerlna lnthelr0110111nsand cWdalve ;victory Over u under. \named IrontOn st. Joe team loll Friday. They could ha>e bad II leoot a 28'8 vlctor,r and ~ more, If. top hancta' had rinlahed the s:amf. lllt CGech Bob Luh:'l crew wao blaosed lritll Onei..Jent in IIOJJ'Ie:..,.ltiolla,, aad boyt witiJ more modoll·abiltUooln othero, And hit bench waa all but non • Ratings Don't Mf?tln a Thing hl!\::;~~~~: '::kc=i~=ow;~:·:!!... • crest ......., ul ·- · ~·:·to -• tbel Mr. Clllncey""" 1 ••~ltlntt~•en'tbeenelatm::even a .P.ece ol the Southetat. . Ohio Athletic Leaaue tiUe. are IUch known PGI'erlljloll 01 lnlntoo, Atheno, GaL kiln '• Lopn andJackaontorocwllll, all loaded with hleda hi ~ .for Pill! Ill UICIIIO endl &0 ...Marauders game thta Friday at Saundera Memorial Field In Point Pleaoa!L Photo by Rob SUer. It ·' ro:.~··~ :.::lged a.•·- -·- ' · 0et. 25 rn. bla. 1iG!II "'" ~14 wiD aleowelCOllliJOUI'OWD- . Proeoeds wiD be utod lor lbe per rli,, • mauonler.,...cO«Urtol<ii 'a pdj- 'obori.Milmitino-..w lalbe aleilioliiiWIIh -ct afUI. ilcketa In II!& · -.the Reilnln ... beiu...mced aia tile Na~onol Lealoe We-• Dl· later dlla. . · ;. · . vlalontltlo. . • . ' ADII4dlt1Gnal.l..OOforlllllltiw Ml tlckato at $1.00 aalllalllllqMIIST ACCOMPANY eaehwiUbliloldBYIWLONLY. eoeh . . order,·'"-'- • irttiJ - ... wltb a limit oiiWO Mta fllr,~ ··. alalqled, addreoaod return !9 ...-.r. Nll ·l'i'R ( YoloDo, · ,; \ order.~ BEFO!!I(~T· Cerllllod checka, caoliler~o · c. · :~c · URDAY,' SEI!TEiliiER it rriilbo . c~ka· oi'def., mode aecopted. '.' · ·" Pl18blo to ClliclIDe: lie oalo ~ ....._,~-'•-uu_...;.....,. •smoo ~ -. iiJ sate Saturday ·· ·· ~~ Series ·T~ket Plqn Set · " .• · Tho Cln.._tl. a.doa-ced "oir.tiu, jlclobor tlllll$o..,..,IJI:I. l'OOOmASANT-Tbe·ParSbo'o reoll,y burood boeauoo arre8 wlllt mo. - 11. .enta Cooncll ~ tile 0., Care next year Pm promised a 1111a column 1o dedicated to · Cmter lor -111 - Tueodey ...,.. IIIDilller job. tuehool has cho- lamll7 Dvloi,. ao ri 'you:n haY- ·. CbU- bore wiD bold a bake top t>lalar - I ,., "'""ted 1D • wan. ::;:.:~ ;:..-:.i.r~ :::..::~...-~--~:::..be==~.~~~ ::.kldlot~. . ..!::~attu; Browlll' 'boilclob ,..... t>lal"!i' wll/' Sellds-u. .. 1'llbt ,_,.. ·:':.H=.:ru~c.:; Rouab BOOS'II!8S The Wllbama Hl&h Sehool Band Dove JGU ._tvoro ~· • . . ' If,...,...,.._. • - " ' ~.d ~::ssaowaDaalhe, ~= ·;: ~~~= . 0::: '·· . ~Ohio Slate Unlveraltyatlr Jette tJCket otftee ea.ld tickets tor 8CC$ted · orders will be mailed "I bo- c..n- a,.. : . : ·.... ( . ot tlllo month. m..ea. aodarnciiUieull plo, lltelr problomo oJeaa- 1 ·llkO a bo¥ o1 16 named Jlin. · De llkeo me too, fiu1 tbe trouble .. UelpUSI, 1a tllat willie hla ...... _llkeo """""" It Welcomea laugbJ but -.'! me (""'Ye mall, lbo oaya J.1 m dodeo • aer1ons w1t11 cari't see .... mJouMY molber bruab -oiL agrees to 111001 him. And my Sonl;rourlaenogoqueallonato. molbor says 14'h l l t o o YOUTII ASKED FOR rr, care nt lor boys eo abo reflues 11> admit Del., llolp US1 lhla new....,.r, Jim Ia alive. A LJrTLE COMPETITION Jlnt can't oven call me ualosa DOFSn HURT I pi mY DHJiber 11> oeo reaDear Helen: 1011, but whai8Vor 1 try, Pm If¥ and I are tile aamo tolklal to a atooe Jim loa ap, and general looi<o, but very r,s]loelllll""" and we would obe baa boeomo so jealouo ~ ""' never do aiiJihl!l8 wroog, He me II lm'. l\mlly, She Ia always wante to mool m,y DHJiber and lr7lne to be better lben . . Olld be aUowiKI to riaU mo. t•a okey moot ~ the time II worka. qy 1m1 mom, ao why Clll't mine 918 belittl es me In 1ront ~ roel!ze Pmnot- TOO YOUNG'? tile otller klds,llkeoaylngloae DoarT.Y.; hair llrol&htener andworae She Your"- should COUDI,ber :V"':'n~'::~'% ~~: ~~ ~!!_~ ~~ •• Rbame' ' ,....., " I , u:,~~:· ~~~ POINT PLEASANT, W, VL llbomo WIO ''Ciwolaall'a are 1 A maglotroJe's hoarlnaWodnes- land llnoa...t..J.j)aff.' - · man - -· Ia day lor Robert Hoenig, a co.. ..., to plq boblnd Bill do, Hwtlll. G a r T c;.lllu IIIII Joooo, NY structlon superintendent at tbe aacl IIJID In 1 _ , 1iltll lbe Paul Wlll'lleld !:JIII:·tiJOir J)lllerDI 11o1a, Cln Henderson Bridge bu!ldlne site, Dollu· Cool>cqo In .......,P fllr 10 waD, ·li'l • - DOJcll f<ou. · Clmille, Pit •••••• 751152. ended In a "hu11f'1 Jury aJid las a .dralt CbQioo. b1o loamlDc ilalr. Aid Jllnall; "'• boon reoclieduled lor DOxt Wed'"lbere Ia more - ' " " on PYe eoiqred tiJriiwlq to Nllt .ilOi, nesday. me now ud J ltke tblt," . MoriD ~.·• w-i1, Pu Hoenig was charged Ina war- Rhome llid W - • · ''M \ ~ed ·· )lf8.~1 ·~r'l~l~ rent sigMd by a state llletJ In- alwt¥s reiPQDCied to that· t;ype ·llaWJI made oal7 lbort ap. Davit, LA spector for allegedly faillJW to of lltuatlon." PIU'IDCII Ia pre.IMBIIUDII, "MeCOvy, sF require w""kmen on the bridge "I " - , _ t11at I havo to Rhome -.eo! - - Ia Tolan, tn weor. llleja~ublleworkllW be reaJb<, ~m lbe - I I iltJ boeiJup 'JOia. ' · ' · over the waw. · · atep In ·1811. take over Ill t'e~Dtt. J. ki.Jire '•' . , )jsz~ .. The hoedJW lor Hoenig, em'tiMt tufjolq''~ 'tbe - . pi<J&"ed bJ tbe Allied Steel CO. • ...... DaD WoO · ' · ·.. IJI!I ·Nollil!l II dolort a ·"""' job Sl!lllh. Boo had been poo......S three times Rhome, 'IIIlo baa booa lloiiJ. · IIPd k • ow ·,., Olio Ia IIOinJ to . OUva, · ~ . earUor. end bJ a . . . - of all~.. pub him ou1 bo ' I!;' Rlia, Tbe brJdae, whore Hoenig lo lael....,~ a eoro arm and a .~ . , P\JWI!, $ coaotructlon superlnte....,.llnlul - - der lli'Oblooil, baa .• 1 -> A ~ 'nlla alar, .Hwrd, Was Henderaoo wltll KanaiiiJII, Ohio, tile kllacll ~ _ . . , lbe· <1J1b 11 llllllri6iol NCAA JIUI- PtrdU Boo and roploeea tlleW-fatedSU- ciDw6ld. • ·, IDe- llldla .ill.....,., Clar~NY ;~' dO., Bridge which collapsed Dee. U, He OOII!jll- 1& 'fl( 39 puoio 1!1101111 was IIIIJr' ~ ljj'~!P 1967, IIIDIW 411 ,Per1011L for Iiiii Jatdl In GtiD11J1aa (llq, acdia Saflardq 111&111 bil ·\liy · ·· "I've lOt a lol - · lo.~ lbe 11n>wruJ telre da aboul ~~~o . IY.., • lila ,... ..., llilllo..c. Vlk(Dp. n.::-:=...e que- a· (U~ ~ ,. T be Yeleroo oo ,..._"""" Uodl1 Mn.llol~ Mrl Sal ., ' ' .., • and Charlie Mro. Caro• • qo Wood&, llro. 'UU, Ka.Yinr, .. ..':":. Mr. and llrl. Rlcblrd lloullb, ...., ....Emlo Juleo · and r;wetty - . . to meet ber. Tbero'o scaieal,y llfrl, Grimm, Dale ll>e Ia alW8J's trying to out- ' a botier way fllr a girl to botdn -Grimm, llrl. Uovolaal dressmo.lteDber-nlceabe tlle~III\IJIIDlOIIIODthrou8Jl llllll tbe boat liM! hollou Mr loolto, lall abe oover 1111 thlo 11> CIIIIUai v1o11a Ia her own home 9.tr•-· ·•·"'I' . Hearing lbe a.a, · · ~:::-----­ ,.., • • TICKETS DUE ~N .. . ,. COLUMBUS (IJPI) - Persona .... who haw ordered season tfeketa for the Buekeyea' home iootbaU aamea ean exPect to receive the ...ll,c!<ela In the mall tho last halt ~ It's tile ...mlngl,y <allons dlareprd lor anythlns excepl TeddJ's political ambitiooolllathas caused ereat d!UIIks <!I tile cltf. tile Los Aqolos Dodeers' doe zenry, Including .,.;,y old Kenfrom oeventh place In 1958 to a nodyphllos, to react In horror jJ8IIIIIU1I In 1959 and lllo Boatoo bait-came. at tile lateat dlo(llay. Camelot Red Sox• Jmpooslble Dream In Denio Menke' I tllrewun douhas nm to weeds, 1967 aeemed like mere footn:Jtea ble and JJm W)'lll•a two-run There was a rtrm belief among In baaoball blllllrr. homer """ tile llig blows for some misguided Kemedy loyal'llrla wu Ute New York Meta the Astros, wll.o are two pmea tats that the U. S. public hal a -for IIY8II )'BII'I the all-Ume cut ~ first place in the West. abort memory. "It'll be forgot.. """""'~. ~ ~· ~-In llemy Lome- fl(tcbed a atxten In a lew weoko," the,r In~ wlli!~Jiill:"'bllter l~·'ib•: vletor)o whUI '• 1a1Uo.'.holea1n •Toddy:Wqfana~··"-1 ' Mllor:llrls .- ·::etber, ill the1 Hlscm!···· , . . ~.,.. Dcm $1ttoa;~ tbiJPJHid to ...dOria .m .TV ·.and W: .brteftlewa:.~ But_thd-::Kemted,y, tSigt.li: the : &rp fD1o Load ' ' 15-15 lor t11e Dodgoro. · -...ct a catllodral ~ ohabby• tole~ IIUon8 men who como tl; ' They llll'god Into tile lead by Joe Torre In five 1'11111 judgment. power over groat _.ilion, defoatl• tbe -eel EqJoo, wltb a tr!Dio Olld a alnglo Olld Ia 12 lmlap whUo Bob Glbaon pll<hod a lix.ldlter Pbllodollll>l• Phlllleo deolt lbe fDr bla 1?1b Yl~ lor tbe Chi- CUbo their - - ~~ In their _,.r, llro(pt loll, &.a. Tboo ,lbef -NIIIod nlka to Tim . . _.. tbe Expoa, 7-1, MeCerver Olld 11Yroo BrOWDO boblnd Nolan B.Yaa'a throe- forced Ia tile ~·· ruos In In tbe game to tho game u Mike telre a ooo.pmo ltod. Torrez 6 J..3 hmlap fllr Alii tboo-are 1C>l llataniD' bla e(ptb wtn. aporia. . '' ';:"lJI'CllnOJU.cator, MlJor HooPe now•- Sen. Toddy alated llatly tllere was no morol malelactlon Involved;- homlaaedllleehanee II> demOIId an ouiOpfll'. Fl&htlne an Inquest Olld.or an &UtopJY has managed merely to inflame some d. the wildest .PUb-. lie speculation In docsdoo. - No neuse ia possible for the all nl&ht neglect~ Miss Kopeehne. Even Teddy Kemody said jull that (~1ndetensible"-was hJs word and later tile O(llnlon <!I Ted Sor0111011, helpod write lite deplorabl,r hole.tllled TV axplana. tiOII). Suounonlng Sorenaon, ex.lJolen,. Secretary McNamara and other gaudy blgshota to cooter oo tile stupid Incident's elfoete oo llle young Senator's politleal coreer and not on what effect It bad on tho Kopechne !amity, gen. orated amazlne Jllblle revulsion to the chUb' pragmatllm ot tbe doaporate peroonal political predicament, a revulsion weencountered J)8l"smallymanytimeseven In ~ thlo 8Ullllller. The fan- , r 11, 1969 ' dro~tlns Tblo croateo lli'Oblema when 6-t or .bUuriea. · · · Marouder Ma: :-:, ' sad accident. was revolting. Ao a veteron new-nwt Who his covered court and crlminal eases, this wbole ease strikes us s!llll'IY as anotber pr<XJ1 t11at sD such lncldente pibDcly lnYoivlnglamGua-lecannot be hidden. They l e - ao tile -mpt grows to try Olld kick It around Ulllllll seta lool Tho old liarYard acandal lnvolrine Ted. dJ choatlne on a Spanlah examlDation was kepf'OUI ot tile _..,at llletlmoandToddy Jolned llle Army belororelurnln911>a lorglvlne Harvard. II was consld. ered at the time a probable 8IRIIiJge on the Kennedy escutch· eon just aaJack Kennedywasrun- Are Nium·ber One 117 FRm DOWN to how llronuro the 1969 .• , ·q felaa Marauderi? The other Ia how ttronr Ia 1C<!odl Dick Waw·o Point Ploes • elub Which already haa '.,,....,:"'" CoolnQo foolba11 lana doing .; ..,Mncloprlnso ~elation. Mr. Fon ot Maaon 1:oun11 al knra how Ware'aBlgBiaekawer; lrPPtd thla week whea rated 16th ~~'ltio 1111' ·~tap the blgTrl(llo ' !"~ t\l~la, He pofnt• to th6 28.0 ' ''~ ot a hl&bJ.y toulod Char";?Jt~ , . South team and to the 2(LS · ' t bOIIdod Parker,~- South · " -• ~ ;r, Frldsy n1111t Loot tllat 10.,_ ..:.· ~ •core IIIJI)eV otberthanmag. .' ~!lllloon~ It lo tllat Ware <l;.'PIJiod "'' varsity shor!IJr alter .. ~~the~ hall opened, !"'~; .Furhtermore, the notorlout ·+ IOI.ve another 81.)' of Pllsandnot Jlat what shoUld have boon llle qolck Olld proper hOIIdUng ~ a ...,..ell. • . :, Korm.,. nu o..o- 'l.lets 1r~ ~ ~~... by Friday about 9:30 p. about be aYolcled rolroael!vell. Bul tbe all:alr'l'' hOIIdUng of Sen. and hla to 1n Orillnol· meutator; obJo ours: aliolr 13 .. to lmm......._ plana eolled a Fel>nwy ,.._ Toddy Is not lito vic11. Colllct MO,OOO In atatellmdo c:onvoalng, but Indicatim In lito tnae<IY, tile for loeiJ pemmenl lnatoad ~ t1cm are tbel tbe lldrd week In Kopoebno girl was Olld her parool1 The ......... Ia JIIIIOOrY Ia • 11101'0 likely time. - are. The 2~0 hlndll&ht In .....,.. lD correct aa overo(pt 'lbe lellol-a a1oo DOJII sudl. cues helps acMie Teddr Ia tbo eleulnee ~ lqlal- vaconclea oo .... eoonD!Itteea Kemecb' retroAetlve)Jo that be .arlltr ·m1be au lion. · and eltlblllb member• on new llhould have ruo lnunodlately for Olllor billa -ad make man- ID<ladlnlr .,...., oo e41- holp and not waD nine hours for . . . _ racea 0111 <!I ~ cotloaal roooureo - · eoo- JI(IIItlcal oq>eclloncy, Bul oU that ~·· eleedona. ~ ltl.tutlonl1 retorm, YocatioDal behlnol, It becomes plolnor tllat 9lln tbe lilltunl Reaources ml teelmleal eollcalloo and tile old Kemedy Jllbllc relations to lnapoet amaH feeo at ·r e - I faeUWes. by Joaeph P. Kenmoglc ....,. ........ lbe Jurladlctioo "' Sllll tuk lnvol•ed .... neely, pollabed by Jack 1110 U.S. Army Corpo ~ Enll- leellnc bWa lD be retained lor neera, ml Jive tomato arowen COilSideratton DIXt year and and -nded by lloiJIIY dOGe not flt Teddy at all, J ·~ voice In aeDins their lbol8 wllicb wiD be ldUed. With lour Kennedy laWYer• atThe lloooe Olld Senate comtelllllllns to dele,r or Puab aoldo • -- · pleted actloo ... leglola-. 'lbe leslola1Ure was ach-ed lion lut Aug. 8, Olld bold a tile loquoo~ tile ceae looms clumsily,likeasocioloelcallandto approve ~ joint llooae.lleoale bouse.l!eeplq seaslon Aug, 18. mark- the very rich versulthe repltatlon tA. me poor dead girl. ww111 Ujl ~ ~ . Two.~~!!;!!~~rs Test;Strength Against Strong Big Blacks ~eo.- The llrpr had told~ with tile elty lor 1110111, loeiJ 11M! atate 11X exthe ~ ~.,. 011Q111aaa, 11M( ........~ Murilb'o letter, 'iru olpllleanlly odvl-s, nolebly lito two lawyers correction, ~ 11M( 1111allln to doioaio ol abnllar mla- wltll him tile nl&ht ~ tile l8llide role. lives Md It Is plaiD. everyone} oo..wives JNll1Y plus the Old J1ck The Goaenl Alaombl1 aloo wants an 111snt or uab"lis Kennedy high - level task force waa to set lito lor retum from every columnist or eom.. eonve!aed at }lyaDniaJmt as,it to ......., tllrooRb FrtdoJ. a. biD ., be token «1UD1;J ..._,, ., . ,. ' .. . . '·' Oaldand at lllicago, night Clevaland at Baltimore, Detroit at Waahll!ilon, niiJttnight Bolton at New York, 2, ~ ••• .., ' . Paine, middle guard; 250 lb. Willis Johnson., right tackle; 145lb.. Roger Pelfrey, right em· 160 lb. Da ' ve Wickline, left tackJe; Steve Saunders, left endi ROeJcy Hall, 110 lb. Jaei<y Smith, Phll Saunders, and Neal, linebackers; 140 lb. Allen UellandTurleyGeorge, ballbacks. HER KIND Of SHIRT... P£IIMAIIENT PRfSS NO-IRON OXFIIRD b' Career Clu6 Color-on-«~~or Thu. lhin hu ewrydlin•IJOint for lit •npes _rally llaner ~ poy ..• fl!l twn llllllced in tile rilht rrude$. s.,~e~~ •n w tradiliooll ••, wtth .,..._ ton-4own o;ollu, bDI pleat 111 btdl:, -~~ bllltan INn• •lid comfort•ble wn10ur n~~. Tht can~tn. flbllc il ~o~~~o Fortrd& poi)WIU •nd SMto Olllllt.d...,.. . ._.., ''"'"'· 5, 00 DOWNIE-GROSS, Pomeroy f.~:::::..::;:;;:;i~;'~~~=~.-,_~~~~---·~ �i> . ,_,, • .,;:~ ,· ' .•. ' ' ' 4- Tbo bad,-.... p-~ o.. '111tarodu. _........ }:Mrs. Raymond Frqnk Leads WSCS Discussion Topic CllES'rER - ''Wilen Chrl•~ Fourteen m.bera arKI t wo peltt answer.d the bualnul laao An tho 1\llnoriiJ G.....," waa tho IOplo uoa1 b¥ Mra. ~ mood Fnnk llllon tho WSCS of tho aiooter United Mothodlst Olurdt - -~ 4. The , . . _ opened with the torfl'luro O'llllm 120 b¥ Mra. Letha Wonda alii prayer by Mro. fnnk wao foil"" eel b¥ lito Lord' • Prayer Jn uni10n. others aaala~ IJW In tho roodiJW wore Ethel Orr, EIIIObioth Ho,vos, Poullno Rloe IIIII Ada Morris. A ((UIItlonardanawerperiod followed. Katheyn Wlllllon made ant diJplayed tho aocloiJ bonner ani Rl :h Eniln OJIIllalned ltomean- meeting roll call. Fifteen olck calls were reported ani a setwell e!ard wat seM to Erma Hollllllllll IIIII 1 s)1!111athy card lo Mrs. Ralph Grove. Tho Chootor SocleQ' will meet with the Pomeroy Soclo!J for tho Call to Prayer ani Self-Donlal Service to be bald ~ 30 at 2 o'clock at the Pmteroy Church. An executive committee m~ lng wUI be held at the Chester Church, Sept. 11, at 1:30 o'clock. PI'OIII'IJII I-ra for Octeber will be Mro. Donald Mora and Mra. J. M. Gaul. IJW. Class Gives .lHO$PITI\L NEWS j • " ~=~-.-Story Told A mla......., -..,., ''!IIJQ Yoanoflllncle Ill~·" wa1 ...... b7Mn. Pb7Uitlllll0rtho M11alot!ai7 11octo0 mot rO, ~altho ~Nua­ ...,.Ciurd!. Mrs. $25 for Books Kay Ault Completes Mlaa Ka.r AuJ~ dauibter of Mr. 11111 Mrl. WWiam Aul~ Mid- c1leporl, ~&mdaY from tho Practloal NurH Sc:hool at Marfot!a. A 1968 ll'aduate of Middleport H1ih Sc:hool, Mill Ault will be· ... empiOflllant Mm1doy at tho 1'111111111 VallOI' Hoapltal at POint . 1'11111111!. Mr. Mrl. Ault IIIII ' '' · ·Dta Lemlay WSI ealltd · CMIIiOotho VllleriDI lloiWOdnOI<IBY 41ue tO iho crl· '.....tton .i hlr bu....... · · ira• accompanled Ill' Mrs. Roe Mra. WDinl BradY, who ,pont thieo diYI Wtth hlr oouatn, Mill Marcil. Karr ol !IYJ'I<USO, r... IUI;IIfll Tuoldlr to hlr ...,. at Froollproor, Fla. Mr. IIIII Mra. ~ Ploklmo hlvt Nlllmed aft« beblt In Collllllbul vliltlns Mr. Mil lira. Romlo t:vua IIlii - · Jell, 11111 Mr. aed Mri.' Jullau<k,- IIi\!•- . ThQY alaovtaiuld Paul Kautz, 1 aurli<al JIIIIOI ot Mount l;lrmol Hoapllal. Tho - - - ......... of tho mo ...... 11bleh opwith 111111111 of "Wo !l!al1 Soe 111m Somadal" a n d uHave Thine Olm WQ l«d." Tlmln1 Miller 1IOOk tho olhrlnl aaned &a....,_, of Febn~~ey. Becl\l' Roulh, da•q(Ar of Mr. .. ·- .:eel b¥ lira. tiiJ~ohalnnon, Slmmma. 'thi! ·atory of cystic flbroala · tho work of tho foundation 18011. 9~;::·l llo uled I tllm, ~ tho Nllhtlark," 1D point IIIII Mra. Albert Roulh, hu bton II10I'ed from tho CriUoal 1111 II tho Holzer llfdloal CIOier, Galllpollo. · m~ the """· Auclr7 ~ Mr1. Terry ~ IIIII icn In _.... Scrlpluro !rom ' lit. Luke 8, 5.2S Wit .... b¥ Pb7!Ut llliiOI tha past wook at Katlerllli I.ulller llid _ . . llcDanlel 1lllh Mr. IDd Mrs. 111ve tho aocrocan'la J'tP)tl. A iAIIIrer IIlii ohDdren, Mike IIIII poem entitled "Ml••"-rr BoKt• Sbart. Tom joined bla flllllq there_for tho w-Ild. wa1 read. Mrl. Tlirlor talked 011 tho ala. buter bell: IDd tho Rav. Mi-. Miller IDIIOIIIloed thll 011 Solll. · 'l11lrll'.- do......... of P. I tho boxea wDI be 011-· lfn. Mclludol read two _ , . ~. IIIII Jes10 Layne met for "Building for Eterni~" ad '"God tholramuall'OUIIIIIitlil!dO¥. AlllSeve Thy Poople" IDd ou:r~Pm"· uat 31, at the Parkorabuq Clt1 e• trom Hebrew, 2 samuel, c.or- Park. Aftor a polluck ~, IDthlano, IIlii laalalt. A otory a lhort bu•lnesa meetlnl was hold In which proaont ol!lcora ~~~cleawaaroodbfMrL Taylor, IIlii Mel. Floyd Car- W01'<1 retained. '' Slnco laat year, 0110 waalol~ cloled the meelll!ll with ll'"ayer. eeor.., Kilpatrick, ..., of Goorrda linpatrlck. It wu v - to holdnaxt)'OII"a SON BORN MONDAY I'IIUIIloo on the &mdaY prooeclMr. IDd Mrl, Tboma1 C. Mar- lns Labor Day at tho Parkorslin, RuUand, are ._<Ins tho burl Clt1 Park at I p.m. birth of a 1011, Erlo Deaala,lfonday at Grant HoapilaiiD Columbus. Grallllpareata are Mr. IIIII Mra. I.oulo MarUa of WIYOl'IJ IIIII lira. Jamea ~a of Zllloavlllo. Mr. IIIII Mrs. Martin hlvo throe other ehlldrtn, Tulln¥. Ahb¥ IDd TIJnm.y. ·!ho oxtenalve eare ind trOll. : .~eel tor Cfttlcllbroala Miller :ww..... ""!.-~.~ 1peaker u.ld one outolev. 'i.!~.i;ooo chDdren borotodBYhll Are Given Party A pariJ for about 50 potteriia ' at tha ,Southoallern Ohio Mental Health center llAthlntWIIIIai· eel b¥ tho Homebulldoro Class of tho Middleport CIMarch of :t.. Cl!rlat Tuesday nlalrt. Gamet were pla¥edwlthprlzos of raiD hlio, penclla, tableta, ennlopn, l!ltamps, candy bars, mlntl, awn, neckties and I08P belns liven 1D the patletts. CookleJ, candy IIJid 10ft drb*s were served. ' Going over to conduct tho pari!' woro Mra. Denver Rice, Mrs. Norman Yea.uger, Mn. Oaby Mut1n, Mr. IIIII Mri. Mack Stew. art, llerlnan Klnoald 1Ddthall8vl llaullm Moyer. · ... OURS Set with rodiant birth· ston..--one done (or · each momber of iloe · family. ln.procious lOki. yello)" or white gold. ., For Chrl sbnas 40.ESSLER JEWElRY $T(IE .· (Tochnlcolor) Glenn Ford ~~~qu~~ ~·-~~~~·~;~~~~~~~nt~~-·M··-·~ Let ua add our ~igtl ~ youn . •d form ·1 ttl"! thet will liilke · yow ll*lkinll mt, fco. , : nomiCIII, -rabl , llld p~. Why Wilt? . , ,, ' /',:•.' b ~. P1ace Advince "DAY OF THE EVIL GUM" that both pariOia : ~-· ·be :earrter1 to pass the dJ... ., ... . . On to. chlld. ' . :.~ lf ~ent)' percent of all fun4• • ·iallocl In hta 23 """"i'' area aro ::~ for releU'clJ, S1mmoal nut;' lie opoke of tho tlmd drive to :;i;e 1oanduoted In Meigs C<u11J ;:• • .fall b¥ Meigs C<uiiJ SaiGn ! :1:111, Etlht IDd FOl'IJ. Colt or r.~ tor a cystic fibros!a cldld :.• 1iOme lo between •60 11111•100 :-: • ~ Simmons laid, : ,. Jlre;AIIt for the P.T.A. meet. • 1111 ~·. Mra. Charloa MerohaD lier ftve.,yoar.old daUBb!ol', i'!i!*r~ who Ia al!lloted with tho ~ $2.00 1ddltlon•l for ••ch . hlrth.tone FRIDAY AMO SATURDAY SEPT. 1~-13 "THE SERGEANT" ( Tec hnlc olor) Rod Stei iJor John Phillip Law :; airi1er · bul lritntluclil"~ '1500 ' '. MEIGS THEATRE , ·l ~Ohtlo ftbroato. He reported thlt ~ .:,.,''iiUI of fN&ry 20 sdulta II I " ..· · ~Y I; ., ... SHOES FOR BOYS AND GIRLS dlloaH: A· 1011, Briaa, Jlbu alao hod C¥1!1< llbroota, died oarUM this ;rear. ' Robert Morrll, Principal, tntro6loecl tho now toecbera Ill tho 1ehool and the new HCretair, Mro. Leila curtta. Plano for tho amuaJ HaliowMn pariJ WINdllcualed with oomm!Ueea to him. noun<ed at tho October maetln&. Mra. Dwlii!lt Cl!Uuma, proaldent, also -•eel attendance oaptalna for each ll'ade with U.. purpoao bolns to - b e t ter a - c o at the mootlnp. Tbooe will alao be named In 0.tober. Mrs. Peggy lloudaahelt volunteered to serveaachalrman of the .,.ys IIIII meana committoe. The atteJxllnce awu;ct waa won Ill' tho thlrcl IJI'ade. Refl'elhmtata were aerved.. RECALLS PITCHER OAKLAND (UPI) - Charitable CharlQY Flalay, owner of tho Oaldand Athletloo, rooalled pltchor Bob Dullba from Doo Moines of tho Amerloan Aasoolatton Weclnosdly to live the 33year.old rlibt-lwlder tho 23 daya Hllllred to quallly for a !our-year mQ>r league (101111011. Outl!older Allan Lowla was ralealed outrlpt to tho Daa Mo.... farm . team at tho 11810 tlrno. Thta Weok'a College FOOiboll SChedule 87 United Preu lnlernatloMI SatUrday xavter at Miami Dayton at Kent Slate Hope at Doftanoe Bluffton at Alma, Mich. (n) Akron at Butler · ClnCtnnad at West VIrginia IUDGET PRICES ' . POMI!ROY. OHIO ~ . •' MEMBER FDIC - . ," Member Federal Resewe Syste111 ' AnnuOl~uet / Held 'Tuesday ... · ' . AlJoul 110 · - tht amsal d. tho Eutetn aor, hald Tueo. day 'llltht at tho Mlddlopl Ma- lnteresied In qulltb11'1 iOnlc Temple. . The~ h~rawlnl"" dlaplaflllla waokfeaturea two quilts IIUido b¥ Mrs. Rose Gidhor of Oloater IIlii 1 ¥0rieQ' ol books oo tho subleo~ One. of the' qullta wu a blue ribbon wlmer at tho Mcip COUglf Fair. Ob.lo<tlve of tho weekl,y wtndoWdlaplayaproparedb)' Martha Jane WUiiams, ,-ra• aaalolallt, Is to encourage adult reldlns and use of tho bool!moblle facWtles. ,Melp C<Junb II one or thoeefteldunltaof tho Ohio Slate Library Develqnnent D1vS:aion &Ilia-d a readen' asalttlnt. MRS. EDITH ~AUTZ HAS RETURNED home atler being in ~ lumbua tor over 1 week due to the WMSI of her aon. Paul, 1 patient at M<ilnt carmelltdopilal. Mr. Kautz, 1 Columbus imannactat. underwent two emergency ~tlooa. ms condition Is Improved and ho elljiOcto to return to his home, 586 P.eacent Road, this weekend. In rour to alx weeks he wUl return to tho hOopllal lor oddltlonal surgery. lira. Larr7 Wllo;r In charp of _.... FIIIDAY llllDLEPORT -POMEROY RoIIQ' Club dlimer 6 p.m. FrldaJ · -Reotaurant followtd b¥ - . , at Cllllons ~I -. DANCE PARTY - FrldaJ; 811, Raotno Junior H1ih with mu. lie _. "Experience '6&''. An.. 111111 stall SUNDAY , ANNUAL COUNTY fair pollee part.y ci Drew Woboter 1'1>11 39, Amari... Logloo, llmllou' bqla. Dins at 1111011 at SwaUel ....... 011 Routo 338. All mombora thll at fair lnrited. MONDAY CANDYSTRIPEIIS of Veterana llolpllal WOI meet at 8:30 p.m. _ , nigllt In lbo eofeterla. New &lrl1oltho MelpCoomt1 ..... 18 , .... of ........... lnlereoted In Jotnln& tho ......, are tavlted to altfold. Jlllm.EPORT P.T.A. MCIIIdl,r, 7:20 (j.m., Mlddlop>rt El........ 111'7 School. Robertllorrla,,III'IDelilal, will ~ ... eurrlculum , . . _.. T - s will be lntro. . . . . lletreolunontl. TUEIIlAY AUXILIARY of tho RutludFiro Dopa- wDI meet at 7:30 nlltiJI at tho llr<llade. -aortng. -d She laughed when you said the filet mignons came with the range. • . ,I So you explained about how your favorite appliance ·~tore is giving away a stack of eight beautiful filet mignons with the purchase of any new gas self-cleaning range. You w~ht•d a new gas self-cleaning range anyhow ... withalllhose f,a,n cy' . ' . automatic cooking conveniences. Sure, you could have let il• •' go for awhile longer, but . . . eight filet mignons! lhat's th~ kind of a deal you cari sink your teeth into-when you buy any of these self-cleaning ranges: Caloric, Hardwick, Magic Chef, Sunray and Tappan. Bridal Shower Given '1 -d Gedtelmer, Mra. Maxine~· . . · · Mrs. .Leo!& Ydiin& Mrl. Murl Ours, Mrs. Griaco -Gwnph, MQ. Letha Wood, MJ1. Mary Graco Cowdoey, Mrs. Rdlli Frank, Mrs. Patq Chipman, 'loira. Elt.M Ha.Yea, Mra. Eloanor Leonard, , lira. llirbora slorJ<!II(, Mrs. . . - Tiussoll, ·_llrs. Dorothy ' M,Jer1, M1111 Joyct M.Jers, Mra. GeorPamaa Trus~U, Mra, Le.. tha Kobllntz, Mrl. Jaanette WU. llama, Mel. Marlha Ro10. lira. Liura Mao 11artu11g, Mra. Virginia Chadwell, Mra. Mildred Chadwell, Mrs. ~ Ridenour, Mrs.GerriSmltli,Mrs.lfar; llll'tl ilaJloY, .~fro. Erllll Clelallll, J,lra. E1frl4da CIOianil, Mra. ~NOV MtGE~· ' '' ' . M~~ Hoffmo~ is Club Lesson Leader ' :BBA . SHOES SJ-95 to S12·95 MENS INSULATED lOOTS SlQ-95 BOYS: ' MENS HI-TOP ·AND LOW CUT DRESS BOOTS BLACK S12·95 to TAN ... •' •' ,•. ..······ " . .BOOTS =· · AT ~ WIGLET~ REG. 99c WHILE THEY LAST ~ SPECIAL Reg. $16.95 ::---L-ADVI WIGLET ONLY $8.49 . 100% HUMAN HAIR ONLY66~ LOTION FOR EXTRA DR'f SKIN WOODBURY -Reg. 59c : Reaul• and Extra Dry Hand Crea . ON ALL SEA & SKI' PE NS Re1. $1.00 ~ ·a8r.tooa for e-go Plcbaa, 53, r..._,~,y w, (IIIII) .. lll!ldloport, will be II 10 a.m. 5aturda¥ at tho EYIDI , _ Home, Hsrlord Road, llaltiDme, lid. Mr.,...... died - t o lll!ldloport hiJ at Fcrk, MIL He wu Ilk• oft tho .... ll l'lltol>orlll. 1'1., otter ........... Hart 111ack IDd died II lilt allo Vl!lfJ HooptaJ In ·'' C~N~9~ " .. BEACH ~.PL DRIVE·IH ' ' . , .MEN AND BOYS DRESS C:~-~t:·=~ ~~:z!'"" Mro. Ola S.! n a Baney, Mlsa .llllrley McGraw, 'Mrs. AudrQY WOQtlo, Mrs. VIrstnla lllr!<e, Mr•· Ethel Orr, lfn. lillrtha IAe, Mrs. Mallel Van Melef. .Mn. Opal Eichinger, Mra. Merpret Cl!rlaiJ, Mra. BetiJ Gaul, Mrl. Ruth Kerr, Mrs. Gladfs Croy, Mrs. Th.elma Orr, Mr1. Harold Newell, Mrs. Hole Wolfa, Mra. Pat Thomaa, Un~orshlrto, .: Mra. Mao Dorat, Mrs. Marluel Rlssoll, Mril. Mlldr.ed Well, MrL >ontlo'o br Corter . Gal Glwl, Mrs. ~ Clal, ldro. Pauline Rico, Mr1. Marie Kobl-, Mra. Pat Wolf, Mr1. Ruth Tueker, lira. Eater Mayo, Mrs.· !larry Ledwlok, Jr., Mra. GordoiJ ~. Mr~. Be1ty WUIIll Gulllthor, .Mra. June 14>- . -:;;;:;:.!iJI~ pie, Mrl. WUJ!I& Parker, aed ....,..,~ II!! Mro. Molly Hill. ' . of, Men, put on a new way walking. · Slip your feet into shoes that are bold, • TueFuneral Services ''l' ~ The was prO!>Iftll and aorved b¥ tho Maaooo. lira. Solm I.Yooo, ~ matron, - e e l a welcome 11> tha mombera and their &UOots. A progam t1 Mra. LtndaM.,-or foalured a plaoo aolo, "The SOund of Mualo"byVen!daGibba; vocal selecUDns .. He's God the Whole World 'In IHB Halldt' 1 and "Lord I Noed YW Tocls¥" b)' Beverly WUcox a~ed at tho J)lano b¥ her mother, Mrs. MarllynWUcm. Mrs. Mayer read two poems, . . •fA Mother•a lAve'' and ~"'be Pra.vlnc llenclf" lllll·tho prlftlram was concluded With !ollsa wu. cox alnglng •'How Great 1boo Art." VISIT MUSEUM Mr. IDd Mro. Tfm'Y Hoflman, ~ 3 Pomeroy, ~-ntly visited the America~~ Muaeum d Atomic Energv, oak Ridge, Tem.~ which features demonstrations IIIII dla. SAM HOOD LEFT TUESDAY far Sen Diego, Callt, whore he'D ho stalioned for tho next year at the Naval Air Station at Clmi> Miramar. Out there he'll be attached to tho UF 121 Fljjhter Squadi'OII Tralnilll! School. Juat before coming home 00 leave, 8am1 IOD Of Mr. and Mrs. Milton Hood of Middleport, completed a couraeor andy at ~e jet airw ctaft achool in Memphis. A nice thl~ about Sam's new locaUOI'I ts that he'll be near hla playa on peaceful uses ot the brother, Jim, and tamlly who live at Fountain Valley. atom. DENNIS AND LINDA EVANS ARE ENROUTE to So......ah, Ga., SON IS BORN whlro be will ho stationed at Hunter Arm,y Ftel4. He's just back MASON- Mr. and Mrs. Larry !rom a year in Vletraman:l has Spent the pa1t 30 days home on leave. Laudermllt are .umouncing the He has another 16 months to aerve. birth of an ef&btpwncl,fourounco IDD, Larry lla¥ LaudermDt, Jr., ~ 3 atthollolzerMedloaiCenter. Grandpareata are Mrt. Gol. die Ingell of MeiOO IIIII Mrs. Fredo Loudermllt of Pomeroy. A ahower honoring Rol>erte Roulh, Mro. Ada Morris, Mill Trussell, brlde..elect ot J o b n Debbie Morpn, Mlas Sandra Ridenour, was held reeeatlt at Trussell, Mr1. , Rd:lal caldwell, · tho Skate-A-Way Roller Rink on Miss Sally Caldwell, Mrs. MllCl!oater Road. dred Gaul, Mra. Belty FredorGitts were placed on a table iek, foallirlng "l'openedumbreUadooMra. Mary Blhr, Mro. Mary orated In white c:hltron aild not- lloltor, Mra. Hilda Hunt, Mrs. ttn,:. A green and yellow color Mary Showalter, Mill Fern scheme was carried out In tbe Showalter, Mrs. - Joam Kautz, , refrolhment table deroratlona. Mrs. Cleo Allen, Mrs. Kathryn Hootessea woro Mrs. Esther Mora, Mias Jackie Mora, Mrs. Ridenour IDd Mra. Sodle True- Herman CariDD, Mrs. Ema aoll. Cako, leo cream, pmch, Wood, Mrs. LUllan Frost, Miss nuts and mbrts were 181'Ved. Janet Ambrose, Miss Jayne Gueats _were lira. Elizabeth Smith. Wickham, Mrs. Ermle HeUman, Others prooentlns gifts to Miss Mro. Jean !lutunerfleld, Mrs. Tru1soU wore Mrs. Olive WobMarpret Amberger, Mrs. PeQy er, !dl.as Barbara McGrath, Mr1• Caldwell, lira. Marll,yn Spimcor, Audrey Mcl;of, Mra. Fern BndMiss Roetui Heas, Mrs. Marcia bury, lira. Go¥• Smalley, Mra. Keller, Mrs. Ron Ginther, Mrs. Mrs. Clarice Allen, Mrs. Eloise Dorothy Karr, Mro. Ada Holter, eo.,.otty, lira. Jeane Spencer, -<NOwoll, ' ·Mtl;olllez.•.~ . Hole ~~-. MrL Mar- . ,t.raon, <MN-.r;Mar7 XI GAMMA MU Ch>i~Ur, - . mother - tlaullrter boiQool of i:vll!lellne a.o,ter 176, Order ¥rJ. Slima Phi SororiiJ, 8 p.m. toDiabt af•i!pllcopal Parlab Hoaas. •• ' ofC-F ·Told Hn golf, who holdl tile rocord for the {IJ'MI.,Inumber of hot.•·fn.071t Ill hu coreer1 A....vt Wall Jr. wltli 'II ll MarJorie Tlirlor hod . , aml•orlllrJ of JoiJ wu ob- TONIGHT, SI!PT. 11 MOT OPEN' P-N Training Course . car-. Descendants Hold Reunion Aug. 31st Hol11r Medloal center, First Ave. Gonoral vtaltlng hours 2-i TwtliiiJ -five dollar• for-. alii 7-8 p, m. only, Maternlcy vts!CD' .tho Mlddloport Firat Bllltill i!IJw hours 2:30 to4:30p, m. Parent& only on Pediatrics Ward. Church Ubrary .... 8lvea wllen tho Hearth-. Claos met Tuea. ADMISSIONS day n1a1rt at the home of Mr. IIlii Publlcatlon ol. admissions la prohibited UDtil lurther notice. Mrl. Foul Smart. Jobn Werneriavedevotlon1ua.. BIRTHS Ins ocrfl'lure from Proverbo for Mrs. Jotii!Cih R WUaon, Midh1a tapic "Choose Your Patb." dleport, son, 6:39 p. m. WedneoThe procram by Edlaoo Baker Inday. cluded hl8bllii!lta !rom the ~ DISCHARGES Baptist Conveatlon IDd a dlacua.. Mrs. Curtis R. Ramey, Mrs. s.loa m a sermon entitled ••Why Keith Jloawa, Mrs. Robert G. I Am Nol Leavins tho Church." Bennett, Mrs. Charles C. BNThe boots oerved rofreoh.. hard, Mrs. Woodrow BrowniJW, Edward s. eoaey, Mrs. Ells-- menta. Altendlns besides thoao named ....,.. Mr. IDd Mrl. wu. worth F. Colby, Sr•• Elmer Geer, J!ln'Y C. Haning, llln. Raymond Ill AD1bo11Y, Mr. IIIII Mro. E. L. IIIIIIIOil, Mrs. Verna M. Mehl, Hugboo, Mr. IIlii Mra. Harold Mrs. J. Robert Merrlfteld, Ed- Hubbard, Mr. IDd Mra. John MeIth R. Moss, Mrs. Rslph W, NoD, Mr. and Mrl. David Darst, Parry, Mrs. Roger E. Richards, IIlii Mr. IIIII Mro. Milton Hood. Rooo1d R. Sup~ 0, Miss Pauline M. Wayne, Mrs. Owen ll WDbur, Foul WD~ WaltorG. Lindamood, James SWingle, Mrs. Aldon K. ilulJer, Mrs. Fred A. Houck ani Infant da\lllhtor, Mrs. George E. Maloao IIIII b6DI da,p!or, Mrs. Douglas Miracle ant inamt daughter, Mra. Lawrence A. WUeoxenandintanttwtn daushtera. • ! • �' • I· Student·· Bl0$t Rattles Rocky MIS. · ·..'GRAND V. A L II E Y, Colo. Seamemo, 85, Nl 'bla 92.por.old wife ,... tile lllau.r.l mirror llld torn lamplllado In hls "'!"''l'ln cabin. The giant nuclear explollon (11~-Dvnll &110 had torn bricks from the chimney ol tile cabin. "We don, like It," Seamoms Nld, shaldng his head. "II doesn't do us a damn bit of sood. &It we're not to make a big !UBB about the goilll! damage,'' l'lle postmaster of Grand Valli,)', Carroll E. Byerrmm, woo six mllea !rom the blast site. He saw the ccmeusalon knock bricks oil the ,lacing ol tho SO.,year.old Courthouse. feet 1oni aad I ln<beo In .._.., Mled S,fG feet· tile 11bo1o aad aandof tho Rodq lolouatalns, Interrupted tele!>hono service, knocked rod~~ and ehllllka of tho mowrtolrulido olf high mesas and blew Kreat elruda fA. dust Into the cleer Colorado air, Sclentlato llld the Atomic Energy Commlallon also hoped tho blast freed U.2 billion In natural gao to be lljlpod 'lor eonunerclal .....-s. They won't know tor sure, however, until the c1vem ahall Is opened In six mootha. II will toke that long, o41clala said, for IIJider. ground rodlallcm to dlaalpoto. The blaat came olf wl- a ::~~odn~.llnal! Tractor tor several weather dela,ys. 4,000 pound class, nrst throuSh :fltth. reQH .. livelY, LeoMorrla,l!l,)'moodCollrlll, Tim S..,.re, Charles Whlttlngtoo and Joe McWhorter; 5,000 with FLOWERS pound claas, first throUgh five, reapecUvel,y, Bob WWiama, Sob.. lU' Boring, Sammy l.ewls, GoU' Sargent and Darold Graham; 6,000 pound ...... first throul!h · Sgt. Combs Named Top NOO of Unit U.S. AlrForcoSt!LLeeCombs Jr., am r1 Mr. and Mrs. Lee Combs of Rulillld, has been nam- Special day earning up? Stop in and select a mixed bauquet of beautiful b'-ns -p reachedullnp, Glunt at ' Rio is Up RIO GRANDE - Total ~nroll­ ment for the tall semester at Rio Grallde Collep Ia 8$0, an increase of 29 over last year•s fall enrollment, •ccordiiW to Dosn s. Brown, aclinc director of admlnlona an:l r~s. 'lbe number of tuU..ume stud.erts e• rolled this tall ia 760, an increase of 28 over last Yelll''stlg.. ure, while the number of rd.lht atudents h11 risen to 61. Brown slated that the College's fifth, reapeetively, Bob Wllllams, Paul Slelrune12, l!l,)'mood CottrW, Carl S.enelleld ond steve Cotlrlll; fourth class, ~.ooo pounds, flrat throul!h llflh, respectively, Battrell, Sam Lewia, FLORIST 992·5560 Middleport, 0. SADIE'S. WEEK-END • accreditation by the North Central Association of Colleges ami Secoo:lary Schools Ia a prime factor In the lncrBased enrolJ... mont figures. .. THE 1WO MAJOR CLEVELAND .-spapers Csrl B. Sl<lkea for renomlnalioo Ill tbe Deaiocratio CLEVELAND - RT. 124 OC\. YARIETY YOUR IN CO ,. Olber..- lll'.llldllllllll'o. . Then statel,y steamers puffed along, Brlngi• to sllore their treasurers, Ani welcomed all who went aboard, To share the Ohio's pleasure. Then cive to me tile days that were, Old Pomeroy as she was, An:l you may .have this prop-essive age, With all the sood It does." SAVE ON CIIOCKS· ....... VITAMIM8 PIU S IRON liiO Tab Bottle Chftwabl•. fruit ftmtredl Chlldfln lov• 'em! HAVE YOUR DOCTOR FOR YOUR NEXT ""'• 1!1'""' . aiKiri oliila lalllestlvoi ' REG. 3.69 1.99 Look for a busy year ll'om the Southern Local School Dlatrlct'~ Athletic Boosters. The Ia herd put II~ so Is Planni!W " 1 oomber of activities to put l<li!IO coin Into tile till. Among the teJi. !alive lund ralsiiW proJecto wW be a laltnl CUT USDA CHOICE BEEF ONLY!! · ~Arllw ·~ So, it seems that time1 have alway! been too progressive aa· one tokes a backward glance. 1 . ........ eaalini,Kn. i ION FOR FALLUINTtR DRIVING . WINTER IS JUST AROUND THE CORNER RECAPS & NEW SNOW TIRES. SEE US ,n "evil spirits" · Wben ll'tend trusted frlelld, lllln atood by man, Ani •ch ooe had good m•sure. 1 OPEN BIG Discounts Always! - ',\ .- ' ' WitlDU~ Levy '. . :·:1~'"'·"''1' ;;, •.·.'' ',:,¥ . ~} T~Mee#ng 8:00AM Sunday r: . J.: claim Ja.t.- Je«er. UNTIL 5 P.M. ".FAIILY·OUTING" Now You Know ___________ Regular 1.85 .·, : $J:oo; · Girls'Oiee'Ciul;i ' • . ' •• ~ . ., I - •¢, ·~·. ~. . prgm:rized ru$sday . ' I' . ·,; • .. . ' : ' '• '• ' ,- ' ' VAlUE ( SUAVE 1.33 ' HAIR . l ,· BOTTLE 100 sPRAY Free Delivery On All Items ' ~ r ~; ,,e antacill ,~, . l'l- li~1 !1oth excess 'aclll and ps. . 1 THf fXTAA BAN ReiUili 1.49 7 oz. Awsol ' (j) . doom 4 LISTERINE Re1. 2.19 · 32' oz. bot. DEODORANT 88~ _.· ' ,, pyrofaxg-as ,•• City. l~e ,.. & Fu·el • '£' ·•'f' ·• .'):J . .; ' , ,. ' ' 1.3·3 SUPER sc Re1. 1.99 Robert G; Wool Floredown5:11i 0 • SPECIAL' '' Reg.1.59 ~ TAE N GTH PAI N RtLifHR ' • f ':•' lOO's . ® . FALL ••• \ _RU$CHIL 1-'<1 Hr· WCII ..."""" So give me the gold old times, The days or plenty aDd pleasure, _ PARK RESERVED SATURDAY- SEPT. 13th CALL ~ wllenlln... Confidence, they say, has been destroyed, And for th1s the children must cry, For bread to eat and wool to warm, Ani both be,yolld reach though they die. v-. BOOT AND SHO~ WORKERS LOCAL UNION NO. 385 :. TIME WAS:.:. elldoraed Malor p.m.; Waller WWiam.C.. primary tAJcla,y. ~NEW!'_.·, s:15 p.111.; Mt. ·stale downu -:aq-~"' The Plain Dealer aald In todoJI'• editions, "There Ia no celmp.m.; Elalnt lll•l~ a.Di.i, ,, parlaon" between Stokes and his _primary opponent, former ctty GAUGES - GiiJ!I(Iolla, 12.2 up 7 :tO a.n!i; ~~ ........ _;: Service Director Robert J, Kelly. iDd lt.2 runn1ng & teet or rotl- 'l'heress So)et,up )l ,p.m.; . The Preas, in ita lead edltodal, said. Stoke& "i& much the oro; ·Pt. Pleallllll, 2U8; Pomo.. -.. doom 2'8Mi.'m.:; · stronger ot the two eandidateL" The peper s61d t~Democratlc ~ to.Y '. Mulltl, .Z0.71; ru.-, 1.08 1ftNid up 3:t0 P,m.; ~No. · era should ctve him the chance to t~tke his can to all the voters slat.; ,Kinawhs Pallo, 3.37 falL doom 4:05 Wjdg Gold aplnat the !!-PbHe&n nmnirwe In November." lng; Cherie-, IB.ot 1&111111: 5:50 p. m.; · . BO~T MOV:f:M1!!N'I'S: p.m.; lll,)'ou 9:15 TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY GALLIPOLIS 1..1)CKS~ p.m.; Frllllldln PloJ:etl, up ,,. ..... TUrTLE ASSIGNED WANTED 4111' • Stale up 7:10 p.m.; • P eace a.m. · . ·. · · Arlll1 Private Firat Claao W~­ RIDER WANTED to share extor E. Tullio, 20, SUI• or Mro. up 11:30 p.m.; boo !'lliDIYIVII>penses to southern caiitonda; los vi,_ on 15th or 16th of Sept. Joon L. Tullio, Racllle, wu 111- Ia doom 2.35 o.m.; .J!IIIba Woocls .5:t0 11 8 SUNDAY ember. Cootoct Jim Norton, IIIIIOd &I I IIWIIcllboor<l opero- ... 4:55 a.m.; Soloil,)' a.m.; WWlam 1L Zimmer ap litor with tile Ill Slpl Brigade Pomeroy. Phone 992-2636. SYRACUSE aao ..... In Au&. 12. lila rather, tO a.m.; 9-11-3111 KANAWHA RIVER ~ Fndorlc:k M. Tuttle, lives em USC,EC No • . I up 8:55 p. m.; IIGutel,l'llmeroy. GoOrie T. Prlea ~ z:M a.m.; Marmet, Leila c....... 'Up POSTMASI'ERS COMYENDm 4:15 p.m.; WW!Olct, Fort Door~· or llfelga camtr bern dolm 5:05 p.m.; USCG i1Jnm haVe eommOIIIIed 'by Elmer 6:35 p.m.; . dOom 9:05 L. ~ Na1ionll JllroetiW ·cf P.m.; Ouachita tip 3:05 a.m.; L, tho u. s. s..tnp Bcmdl Dlvlllon W . down 4:15a.pq W.IL or the ~ or flio Trea- lbaver, Jr.IIP 7 a.m. FOR ...,., ror lbell' out-nc· ,.._ OHIO lliVER - Loek It, John v1ee to the Sehool, S&Yiap Pro. J, ... f:tO p.m.; IJoekjord ,cram. . '·• .r dori 7 a.m.; Waller Olrl,y down OF ·•·'( ' · Wll.tlna; Leek 15, A. v. Criss diJwn 7;S0 1.111.; I.Gek 16, Ray. '' 'Ole onJ,y lqlti~n In the Are- DICIId 'l'llorpe lop 5:35 p.m.; ste.. tic resl!m ·Ia tho 1ftNid !roc of 12:05 ...... l'lllllp 1PrD up 2:10 a.m.; Loek 17, norlllora Conoda, Which · .fj)Jli4.W!!I~9!ii~=""-----In .ruq IDd 111'17 Auaaot, Ilion Sleo1 cllptl up 12:15 ,.a.m.; ~· !be 1:,.t .or flio ~ bur- Bellovllle Locks, Robert 1'. T1.. CA!IDEN PARK II'ILL ~E SATURDAY EVENING led Ill the mold; -~w.,throuch bolt down l0:15 p.m.; Loek 21, AND ALL DAY SUNDAY . . . . THE FUN Ill lldn. LUther Hmtman 10:35 p,' m.; SalJ,y Folk ... 11:35 p.m.; Locks, 0. F, 111earer . . ~. 2:40 p.m.; IDdlana up 10:05 p.m.; Tob1 C. up 10:40 p.m.; J'llllt R. tip i2120 o.m.; SIMI . •• Ploaoor up f:tO a.m.; !'liar . lll<tmv 5:30 a.m.; Elpr. ~Iur up5:Ha.m.; Cr-!.O<b, -.W.I*"" up 3 p.m.; Fraddln B. • to trw held 'at WeUatim~ocentb-. She also DOted thai NaUonal Dullness lnd Proteui~ wonien•i Week has been deaignalod lor 19- DIIISSIS . . that uPerhaps, I am an old fasPy, And not progressively turned, For I certainly like tho good old tlmea; Yes, for them t•..,e often yearned. Man comes and goes; achieves great fame, Each generation wiser grows, But it seems to me the daya gone by, Were better, as everyone knows. SADIE'S MARKET OPEN ........... -.1.1,., -. nlrw sosa!onlorthedlatrlq~ . ' An appllcsllcm to tronafor D-1 atld M. Grocery, llarri.....We; Blllltnar Auto Co., Eberabach llld D.:Z beer permits from TroY HardwarE!, Pomeroy Cement llld Apes GaD Q,llnpr, dba the Block Co., Lelond Parker, COBA Main Street Cale In 11>meroy, to representative; Dalley Ford, Ath- llezel E. Pbllllpa, Is beinc pro. ena; Meigs I!Qllpment Co., and cooled by the Ohio lleportment Fulton • Th0l11p11011 Tractor Sales. or Lilllar Control. S..t .•l.':-1~::-1.4-.• ·,·. : f,..a,~.;:. -·""""" · ~· ,~.· · . • ,. ·- ~.-p. · · m.:.e -- . "• , ~. .. • ·.~!-""'""""· Qpe,ri e ···•-~· ,.,e.Mayor :Siil/r!ili4 ,. SUCKS This Ia the war It went, In part: fice 1h contacting students as a es don't take their clothes oil aren't sellina anymore, accordtrw: to one of the operators ol the a11111111er stock pla,yh01111e In the pork. Isaac D. Levy told his fellow Fairmont Park commlasioners WednesdaY tlat ubualness was terrible lut year arxt next year will be worse. YOUI'@: people's tastes now lean tvward rock concerts arxl Jllkecl-cype pla,ys that we as commissioners C<lllld not llld should DOt Aolmlsllono - 19 at tho Lei~e Hope ~ The Lcpn ClUb will hostlbo ~·tine. Mrs. Conkle reported on. ~ plan- CU~O'I,TIS WHILE MANY TODAY are eaati!W a boeklrard gl&ace ot tho 8111, l"omJtw.; Carl Jqlo, PomIt seems there have aiWI.l's been' "good old erar. :< u , days." Dlseharps- N._ Back in 18961 a poem QPeared In a locall'leWIPIPer reealllns . the 11good old days" in Pomeroy. ' "good old days'>, Brown also cited a wider effort on the part of the Admissions Of. PHILADELPHIA- SHOWS IN WRICII'IliEACTOHSalldactress- SWEET PICKLES------~.;;53~ As_. Flavor& CAtlN_ED POP--------~::10~ -~·s S 3 11~. 1 00 CuOKIE ---------- "'v•··~ • ~ . MRS. TUCKER'S SHORTENING________ 3 1 ·59 '... \ . . factor which helped lncr~se en. Denzil Welsh, John Grounds, Ju. rollment at the College durlnc a nlor Mink. time of genersll,y declining enBatlrell and Lewlo shared in rollment in private institutions the first llld seccmd place hem- across the country. oro. Theirs were the onJ,y l1lo Enrollmert by classes is, tractors to make a complete pdl freshmen, 306, ineludlrc returnof 200 feet over the pllllngtrack. Ing rreshmel'lt sophomores, 202; Makllll! ccmtrlbotlons to lbo juniors, 142; seniors, 133, arD event were the Pomeroy Nation- special studelts, 67, al Bank, Farmers Bank and Savlnp Co., Landmark, Supr Run Mill, Rizer Oil Co., GrahamSer. ASKS LICENSF.'l TRANSFER ri~ ~. HuriiiOIIVWe; ~ GaiJ41oll•. ~ . !Jro. •llotty CGlklo"pr,oii!IJv•t the l!l'!'liili a...Woie811' i 1CINt • l .lr'. oonferen<;o to ~~h Deo t~t, Mich., , pUt aipnth, lin<! 1 B.P;W. trip to Nei! ',)IOrlt ~ll)' planaocl rar De<. 5-7, · 1 , . ' ·Also dloeuoaed wao thodlsfrlet mOeti,. to be bold on . October .. Five f!Oddleport )'OUIW-s are dol ill thOir )IUt'ln 'thl"'!!IW of other& t · 1 .r ,.~ · -· ' . The II llllkiJW 1>18 plana lor •toKinc t ••Mr; \)lrtoon MEDICAIJ) WOULD GROW . Csrnlval" thla SoiiJl'dll' to ralie lunols to ~ ~rlll\1lod··dilldhil. WASHINi;foN (!JPl) + ft. .. HeadiiW tho sroot> for the event Ia ~ .' B,yw, .on of Mr. k!ent •Nixoll'a· . .-...~ prupolllls . aDd Mrs. Charles Jl.yer, aDd hls,hol!>era are Trba Blgi, Joe AI>. c~ add ~,~r-most. thony, John Jl.yer an<! Wes Simona. -·• The carnival - with a live cent ·admllolon - ww 'lie held In 17' chlldi-e.n, to' • lcald.'rolls In Wea's bock yard m ~turda1, Sept 13, lnin z;to 5p. m. Games, tw8nty..tlve atatel/ wlltare ctft· clala lllld today. retreahmentl and cartoon show• will be extra. ;, ·. '· The yo<JJWstera are !qolng to llllks It big for tliOir·cause. Wes, by the way, Uvea at 443 Sixth Aw., In ~t.: ·. : · liEiGS G~ERAL HOsnrAL News...in Briefo show that you rememberl '.' '· > ed Oulltalldlrll Nonoommlaatoned Olllcer in bla will at Uclom Royal Thai AFB, ThaUand. Sergeant Combs, a oommwll. esi!OIUI apeclallll, wos seleetod (Cootlnuod from page I) for hla leaderlhl!>. oxempluy llld dUt;y (lOI'fol'llllllCO. traffic controllers at Weir-Cook AirporL He said the controllers Tbe sorgeaut II a 11162 graduate told tbe head of the Federal Avlatim Admlnlatrstion that weak radar of Rutland IIIah School. Ills wife, coverage presented an WJsale condtdon. Peale, Is the dauBIIIor of Mro. Ne!He YOWIII of Fourlll Avo., Gotto go nude ta make money now to Gold S.OI dall7 Results Noted Wlmera were IIIIDOOilCOd todl,)' Eilploslon of the bomb, 15 for the amual HarriiOIIVWo Com. mwdt;y Club's western tractor ...... alxSod Salurcla,y night In 'Happy Harrlsonvl lie. Wimera were: hllch 11eoplto eourt fltlrto, ,llnllestora aad a weeltJonc doll,)' duo to lbo waalbor. Tho IDitlal tnmor r o i l 5.5 em tho Richter Scale at lhe Colorado Sehool of Mines, 70 miles • ....,. from 81'0111111 zero 1r Melrose, Colo. Coo.....atfoallts and I of Colorado sclenl!sta Wqod on unauecollful ltpl fllht qolnst Rull11011 all tho to the U.S. &~promo Court, · ~ claimed llullacm, tho third blast In tile AEC's Plowlbare aeries, would contaminate air llld water. RuiiiCII orlllnally wso aot for laat Thur• but adverse wind condiU...a pollponod lhe . !,',' : ,_ ···~ - • • • 1.09 .hz. boltle 99 88~ �ollllnslnmy-e wUI do pnorIIJdu,PIMlne fl.7-6ql ---- -------r!)ll LEWIS, 'IIIIer well drUI' ..... UW. LeCarl, W. VL Phone 8~ 3802. U-3lllc Allctlon Find FQI' $ale WANT AD INFORMATION DEAOLIHES S p.M. Dar Boforo PWIIc:otio" Mo....ay o..IIIIM 9 • ·"'· '~ ' B~JJ)WIN hellllllam canpelle<llo mow so will aell the rollowtna PersONl Pl'Ciplrty at 1111 home.lh' coled juot all Slate Rouie 884 at the north end or Harriao. Yllle, Ohio. Wateh for aale •tans. New platform rocker, old c~ bureou and desk, bufl'et. dreJHrs, e h a 1 r s, atallda, CGUeh, lounp chair, e'Jder, sla•• door c'C)bolrd., corMr wt.t oot, u.dUty cart a n d c.ble, atools, laundry , - , oU cook slove, c o a I heeter, clothes hamper, tWi, mUk cans, 1tone Jars, g I a s s eda, land tools, lroo kettle, 2 MlytiJ washers, wrlnger, iron pot. dnperles, trunks, 11 c:•"" par Word si• comocutlvt lfteortlonl . 2.5 per cent Dhcount on pai4 och oM ell• peld within 10 dc.y. .. CARD OFT HANti:S & OBITUARY $1 .50 for .50 word MiftifiiUM. Eo . elidltionol wor4 2c. BLIND ADS A4ditlortctl 25c Chora• per Adver• ""-"'· OFFICE HOURS c....... • owno4 cer. V-a "''ii•r •utii!Mitlc . tfof'll•t p. • ..... lnt ,; ....... Color, white. Radio & Heatei. MODERN 7-room house In Choo- Far Sale .-------------ter, For lntormaUon or • polnbnenl coli 9115-3377. 1965 Corvalr ..... $995 Mon~a Conv. Loc:of 1 _...., W, 140 H.P •. lflllno, 1td. ti'ML, good tires, l'ldlo. Dorli bluo wlth whl .. ll-7~c tM THE COMMON PLEAS COURT MEIGS COUNTY, OHIO ... Chorl•• W, Yoltfiii•Mr, m , ..,. s.,..., MliWieportl Ohl•, wflo•• ewr.nt .u........... ------------- . 374. ....... . T'·-l~., Stetlon, ICIJ,_., o.f.~.... Ch•l•• W. VanMeter, wh011o plcu::o of roalde~ Ia USNB4S437~1 Naval TDrpedo Statien, keyport, wuhlnt~• tan 91345, will talc. notice thot an Autu•t 19th, 1969, tit. un'deraltne4 filed Mr P .. ltiOfl against him In tiM! Court f11 . Co-lan Ploaa of ' Mello County, Ohio, prar,ln; far a divorce, re1tarGtlon af ma don nc~mol an.d othor relief en the graund1 o pOlO -olect of duty, Said COUIO ..,111 k fot h.arln; Dn oncf oftor tho 3r4 *'Y of October, 1969. DIXIE L. VANMETER '"'"'''" Cnw, Crow&. p.,..,t_ Att.-ys t.r Plolntltt 't.ftl, t/28, 9/4, 9/11, 9/UI 9128. 10/ 2 I MOTICI! OP APPOINTMENT --- Coso M•· 20113 l!ot.N ol Mary B. Sidots HoY••n, MotiCIO 11 ....... y jlvon that Jo-• E. Simpson of M 4dlopott, Melt• C~ Ohio, hH b.. n otuly ap. · ,.1 AcbnlnlsttcJtor of tho E1• teHi of M1fY 8 . SldMs Hayman, d.• ce.sa.l, lot. af Mi4dlopon,; Mole• C1!Ud)', ohio. Cndhotl a,. r.quihd to fllo their clal•o with so14 flduch:.'y within four IIUtftthl. D...d tfll1 29th doy of Au;uat 1969. F. tL O'BRIEN ,,...,. JUlltl of .. kl c....., ' ,,. 9/11 9/1113tc f1: ' , GUN SHOOT, Rutland American Legion. SU111ay, noon till 4. ll-11-2tc ------------- TROPHY SHOOT, Rutlam Gun CltD, SOp~ 14; 1011-blnlevam, three classes. Slooten should be signed 11> 111 1 p. m. Evecyone ia welcome. ------------- NO HUNTING on m,y pr..,.rt,y, Mrs. George Freeland, Syracuse. 9-ll-3tc c........ 20175 N••- Ia h.f.lly ilven thot Ed- . --···· ., ,. .f l• A141u1t P. H. O'BRIIM , , . . . Jvli.. af •Ill County 9/11 9/18 "' ~ FOUR ROOM lltnllahacl .,.n1110111, ..th, ldulta and rtltreoeeo, 114'~ MulllerrJ AlW. POIIIaY MOI'OIICO. EVIS. · ~-. lo h.t.by glvan thot Jeon :~ s;,.i•arfleW of CM•tot, Milt• JJ Ofilo, hu llo10n du~ opo ~filM A•lnlsttotftx of tho Estate Of GuJ E. Su.morflalcl, llocoaseod, 1_,. of Ch11tot, W.lt• Covntr, ~lee c_... Ohl.. : .CNclfteta . . required to fll• thoh' f;lohts with ••ld fWucl«y whhln fW rnOftfha. Omd this 27th day af Autust, '"'· P. H. O'IRIIM ,...._.., Ju4,. .f .. 1111 Collftt7 t/4 t/11 t/111 )lc: .------------------- NOTICE OP APPOINTMENT c:... Me. 20173 .IIINte .. A1111e M· o.,.., D.c..Mel Nil1ce l1 """'"r tl¥•n that !tdit D, S.tth of p.....,._y, Ohio, !t.• Nen duly oppolntecl E11.cuttb: iJJ fhll Eot•• ., Anno M. Ount, .... ';E' - .......,, late •f Po...,Of, -· Mo~l m. hltl •• required to thott ohio. . • ' . . wlfll sold fki~~C lary within ,..,. ... '·,. p· , ._o·•:~:,• J .. IMtN thl• 29tlt M 'y of Au,Uit .' ., \ ." ' t/1' ~·· 3tc i • 'I ! • .' > oold C..-y tn.MII. 992-3850 afler 5 p.m. 9-JI~p .-~,r,.:; ~;~----- a543!· ·~·L:. ..• Marys. Ohio, rtanteliat. Mr. Cl ..tlenen is a fermer , ,. S,ecial Muoic Each Nigill. -Rev. M. C. La,imore, a.m. on SitlurclaY the 13th day Ill September, 1969• Olrtrl " 01 be received that )lmeforthe at oerved to rejeet alief. -~and the·-and rlglot I• ro- at ouc welcome. llov. Uoyd D. Grimm, Jr., Pastor. 9-9-4tc to RIDERS, Pomeroy-MiddiOilOI'I Ohio Unlverolcybegtnnlng!iep~ 24. Phone 992-3316. 9-9-31p CHICKEN BARBECUE, Sunday, SepL 14 at the Rachte Fire Station. Serving starting at 12 noon. 9-9--ltc -------- ------ Help " 1)11 FEMALE. E nl ve nr• free. No cent commloolon demonslralIns to.Yo. No lnveotm~nl. CU noc&IIIJ'Y. Write TOI' Ladloo Part) Plan, JolmatowP, Pa., ~ •=30 ..... ' l<e.eoing Me~s. Gollio and . · Mason ., , Informed ~s ~;. . Weii'• As. ~i ..· · . I , I~ o ' ., ,, "' Enterlained ,. · olecll'lcl~, wall to wall cupet ID lhiiiiJ 1'0GIII. Muit - l o • ~ · •i, ~~.;,.·"·~.--t.ii.- ~ f1.7-6tc' 9411-2811. .; N-;,-F~M;b,;..dat 11 [... tar~ Ohio, 2 mUeoJnm """r Riel no lock anddom; 17 acres, 5-rOOIII hl>tle, drilled woll; ---~--------- 1 •·-br~'·rhaueo --;~-~-~~~~~~~~ ];t '·, SMITtt AUTO SALES, Arab-· ------------':-;"- KANAUGA, OHIO 1968, 4,DOOR nAT - n . Clll oam - · ·••- AWNINGS, - · · corporta,,. ._.. lllown 01!11 batt inetllatlott. 1!1. 949-3025. mer White, IIIIa ....,,...... ti1W. For Cllarlas Uole, ~tUIL v. v. and San, Inc. .5-1-46 . C::':...t .. ..o.m; dl.... lWDi;' hallial bldrocltt OIUJIOIId, 1M . -neu An.,llldlllaport. I'll. IIIU961<>r ttUOIS. r ' LONE STAR boo~ ., . {" . '. tlraUer. N e w flllllh, ' PhOOe tt2-Z288. 1o1M< -~--------4-RAIIJIISON'S ~AND ANTENNA Sl':liVICE. tt2.2522, -------------- g..u..tltc ~· stay In character u die biggest liar ...-nY a moOn. 4 Maine toucbeo only orte other state. It is cut off from the rut of the Unioa by New Harnpehire. A. a.ckeye ,...... motor and WATERMELONS, wboleaalo or retail. Orren Walson, Ph..,. 9411-4053. H. Dear Me1p Marauders; Let•a .Jhlke.. Ma:Jor to come down ttil pike .fn . &-10..UC . FOR iiieiiii ;;;mt;JDiii •myiiiilt :::SU: ' Weight Is a Factor In Hiatus Hernia lr WAYNE G. lltANDSTADT, M.D. dillon may eillt !iii' yean without cauatnr any ·~ toms. But If a part of the For Rent Rt. 124, - stomach as big u your flat is involved, tbls may eauae heartburn, pain beneath lbe lowtr end otthe broaotbone, belcblq end hlc<:upa. If •ymptmno are pceoeat It helps lo bring the welpt ,!!own to aormal, to eat IDlall Nelson Drug. TIIAILEII LOTS, llob'o llabllo Cclart, .....,.., Cll!loCIISiot. 992-ZNI. 8-ll..UC ll-11-301p 5 HOLSTEIN hailers, one Jeroey heqt:r, one Holstein cotr, one 600 lb. polled Herelonl bull• Rollam Saerles, phone 742 • D 4626. 11-7-etp STORAGE SPACE, rent forboots or automobiles, etc. Phone 9922798, or aee Dick Seyler, Kerr St., Pomeroy. ll-ll-6ql FURNISIIED 3 .._,, om lath. 212 S. Filth Ave., Middleport. ------.- ------- EARLY AMEBICAN stereo, All· FM radio, t .apeed cqer, 4speoker lll¥fd.11otem. Balanca due f8L 12, or lludaet tenno available; Call ttz-3352. Phone992-5435. ----- --------- TRAILER, Brown's Trailer Park MinersVille, Ohio. Pllone 9923324, ----------.,--- ·- ··-- -------'T"' ·• · plote4> -ern wltll IJullt.ln kltchan, wall oven allll tablotop lmll; ltalalon lteel 11i.k,with d l - ' unl~ loop lath and larle <'-to. Nlc:ebo doo, cmatad. Call 99Z#I8 for • pol-ent aller I .Po m. 8-a:l-«t NEW TREAD$ zfor $22.00 PI•• •• I ,...,.~,. tlto ' FRANI HERALD'i SUPER ' WINTER.· POTATOES. HUlon, Pnrtlantl. 9-5-81< -------------- SOLID STATE oteno,1969Wal· nut oteno t:OIIIIOiowlth t ~ era, Wpeed autoihauc c.._, ,P,• Balance due f8f,15 or bulllet lavalloble. Call tt29-5-81< _ ':m2. , ...., _______ ____ _ \ 5 fOOIIII, bolll liODERN 'air . ' . wall lo ..,0 room, 60xlZ ' zBedrootn . ~ . .' .W: v~, :._"""! '":'~ l'llanooe )'GW move the cat110.ll the.,.,.,. tomo are.....,.,........-. reUef ,.. .be bad Clllly 111 otqlcal ropro1r or the berila. Il-l ..... ldatus bernla. Some clap I feel attd ~ wltiiDO ...._ ol4iel, r wiD pt a.lllecomlort mthe . pit "' my otomaeh and my ltoOII wiD be lnoee. WbJ II tlrla? A • n • oae eatl till - · arnormt of tbO ....., '"""" Mr1 day,..,.,. r IIIC· an,lrtenued lllllb of .... I*" Mol fndt ID tbo PnreOd- IJII ljl 1latrr re;." , ~·· liCeloeo? eau ~tZ:: .....11111'1 Loot he """' to ~... the 1)'1111> torrro but they wUI not re- "'!d dlatloa are .._... 111 ~-~~ ~ YOJidirii · maditiit. . - - -.· . AJJCI!Ite-'"'-" · A~owr~: lnl~ fat, to eat wlthiD three boun of coft>g to bed and to lleep tn a ..tog pooltioo. Medlcllleo may 1011 ll!lt..JOUf ..... - ... ------------' -----.--...----- .... ., ·In".:........_ . l..lllAiu:-n1; ' and Ani . four - . . . over your two IPIIdeL wt..t do you do now? .&.nnr "-uno• · Mail· Call ·-------------J-------------- For Sale 5502. !ODAY'S CI1JIS'IION Your putner jumpo. to frooo"'-..,,._ Shop The . Want Ads SIX ROOM. housewlthbath,Gravol HOI, Mldclleport. Phone 992- ' REMOVE EXC&'lS bocly Ouldwlth Fluldex talolots. Only .1.69 at ex· THREE ROOM llllfbnent, ~lOll· perlence ,_..,.. to earn %5per 15902. TWO- Scotttes, wtrea, poodles, CHINA CABDIETS, , _ llil'l-. olf .._, ole. ....... eall II. D. IIIU.-, II. t, I\IIU CW, TRAILER SPACE, 5th St., Ra..,_ 11La1l, e.a4e cine. Phone 949-347L -------------"'ant"" 3AID '·"'· •-.. ..,. ' !arm farm pond land and woode<l , lrto, C. C. · f~~sole llamhart, executDt. $9,000; Four acre1, ......... ' BUIIIJNGIIAll _ 5 ........., d1o . Photle hottae, ts.ooo. Wrl.. Dole w. .· tetn, drUIId we\1, pnp, 1 ' · 9-lt.lte HOI, Rt. 2, Racine, _Pilla. Cell . acre. NOll $2.800. . .• BLA~K- ~-;-,;;;;.. 247-2135 .aer 5 ~m. .. ' one ·,.....line, port 7.7te RACINE - :' I - . , ..th, .... Jlhone 992-8367. 1-l1-311> ________ .,. _____ rur_; ,·a iiHroomL Lem TWO BEDROOll.'.._, U:of!w lot, fB.OOO; ! ' -y ment. Roush Lane, Oteahlre, Olllo. Ph. 367-7168. 9-9-3tc of tbe Nazarene Revtvallnpr• gre111 ani will continue through Sunday, Sept. tt. Servlcea nlghtl~ 7:30 p.m. am 10:30 a.m. Sunclu mornlrc,. Just try ...... latld, 250 root frcat,. 011" oo Slale liAJuto .24 ID !\IT· acuea. Lorp .kitchen with lata of blrdl coblneiA, 'P]anQo Ill clolet IPtet', Jarqt. recre.. tlon room,. el1;v water, ••• ·1:50 A.M. 12 .1001 '' - ~ --------p~tt,c P~: ~ ,s,. m. ,.zs'' :; . . II · ' $750, . .. . ~~~ .. ·· fBOO. at the olllce1 or Crow, Crow 1< Forter, l'llmei'O)', Ohio, at 10 11-ll~tc NEW BEAUTY olulp am equip- 9-7~ie, Al , THE-R-'E'AL - •"'-, · ---.;;.,... ; -;,; · p\iO'ftO tt2-586 , . .. fl.7-61p ' - - - - - - - - - - - - late Charles Blrnl1art,decoao. - - - - - - - - • - - - - FIVE ROOMS am ,..th, larp e<l ID llobaon and heine lot 1 HOUSE iN Racine. Three bedclooed ID poreh, 5 ocrOJ. Call th~retn, will beotferedfor aale r-.., Clarence RoiY, piMlne Pordantl, M3-=Z'I02. · TWO CARRIERS NEEDED IN MASON Far Lease ' SPACIOUS 7 ROOM home, l'h 1966 FORD plckt(>, excellent...,.. dltioo wltll cunper top cover. Heavy ducy, 6 cyllll!er, over• 1C8d PJPrirws, aU aceeaaorles, . .{ phCN ~ 7'13..$981. speed tronornlulon, uUIIQ' all metal bed, 5 pxl tires, exeolian! rumlng' ' condition. Ph • 7-!5-lre .illm-r NEEDED Immediately, 6women 11tH or port lime. For lntec\'lew, call 992-32ll. 9-ll..ltc -------------- truck, 4 • .., DAlY. 1956 CHEVROLET 'k lonplckt(>, 8 foot, olde step, tl~ Phone 992-4381. 9olll-8te . PONY, IIddle om bridle t50, phone ttZ-6016. 9-9-3te 9.11-31p -------------% too Jt 1 . --------------. Rov. C. L. Clenclonon, St. II POIIEROY Sale 11141-" end. Good 6.ply Uros, •750. Call742.4546oroeeTruman Goble, ' Happy HoUow Auto Sales 9-ll~tc Wanted To BUJ UGAL NOTICE ~ .. . . -..A- _..,..,..... -- rear 1962 GMC V-3 ............ .. LOCAl REDts NEW 1969 ZIG ZAG sewlnr- -------~-----USED 30 Inch Frlaldal~e eloctclc chine In orlgl!W factory car. otove, tsD, ~ Mioon 882lon. AulonlaUc zig zag. tolllll!e :!370. fl.t0-3qo buttonhole•, sew on butt.onl, monogram, aNI make·tancJO.. signs with ~t the twlot oro slnrledlaL Lellnl8)'al!l1anl :Rell Estate For Sale . never been uoed. WW ..U for JIQ)NEY~ only $47 calh or E-Z tenna. Phcme 992-2685. f1.9.11tc Clitia' 11-lU ' 19M DODGE plck.up, V.$onglne, heaY)'-dU\Y tranamlooloo and IO.IIWc m ..• . ILAETTNAR'S Blue Lustre. Amerlca'afavor.. ,.. carpet shampoo. Tl~• Barplnland. 9-ll~Oip Road, Rutland. . LIGAL MOTICI ·NOTICE OF APPOIMTMIMT c.•• No· 20,111 LMte ef Gvr E. S....rfl•lcl, 0.. 992-6434. I•OIMAliOI.... IIIII Brake Stnlct •L ltJ.U74. unlurnlshod 1j1011111IIIIL a... to oeboOL coekera, Ireland Road Kemlela • Phoae 667.3555, CooiYIIle. WANTED. ONE hundred new,_ pie toattem the Rutlam Church ' MUST GOI ed. SEPT. 7-14 7:30 Each E ..nlng Cotnpl• F.t·W when Blue Ustre arrtve1. Rem electric , . . _ , Baker Furniture. REDUCE SAFE and fall w I t h Gobe10 tablell and E-VIIJIOI'I· lion plllo. Nelaon Drup. FURNISHED and FEMALE CAlRN, 9 mo. Male pug, t mo. Both champioo sir- SYRACUSE CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE ..... MaHox, of R. D. !, Albany, · Of'll., IMI1 Men dulr appointed Eucvtor o1 tt.. E1t.,. of Idalia ,· ... Mldt•f d•COcdecl, let. of Molt• o.t.4 thla 29th day of CARS & TRUCKS - -----------~ Pets For Sale REVIVAL! . ..... .t' W.llo .... Motto., Dr Couoty, Onlo. . Cnlltors . . toquiMd to fllo th.lr clohu wltfl Mid fichtclary within ~ PHONE 882-2962 9-ll-3tc '---------lJ NOT ~CE OP APPOINTMENT -- ro CHivloLET j. LEGAL MOTICI! 1. All 1;,;• • . ' _-.~~-~~~· !:_ ~x:• LEGAL NOTICE 'l tlml BEATEN DOWN carpel patllo &O ••Sleepers." Satisfaction euarantee<l or """'E''' back. Only 96 cents. Nelson Drugs. 9..tt.l8tp WMPO YIWIICAR --------------' Try -------------~--wT•1•M-F-S~U-P-!~~ro~~._~ \ I WILL NOT BE re&l)onsittle for an,y debts contracted by anyone otbec tlan myselt Herman 'fa)'lor, Pomeroy, Olllo 9931p · COAL, WMP, 1Uo stoker, mine ruiL Euelalcw Soh Worb, Ea1t Malo St.,PIIIII~. Pbalt 9H-389L • 1-lJ.cfc o. 992·7161 FURNISIIED three r .... 1111111, - . ' - " ell, 507 lllll St., ~ -IIU712. ~ For free estimate, phone 9922806. (We co aii)'Where~ 8-22-tfc . R.J.;.,~W.VS Far Sale - . A GOOD BUY, give It a ley, For Rent ROOF PAINTING am potchbw by contract, "EJPerienced". I WILL pick 1.4) merehandlse arll take lo auction on a perceriage basis. Clll Jim Adamo, Auctioneer, Rutlatll, Ohloo. Phone 'DAY IIN151' ; NIIJIT IIZ-13Z4 9-li).Jip FAST, FREE MOUNTING Ave. 11-7-litc 742-4461.. ' ~' . 9902. laneouo Items. tlrea, •oil bocly, rodlo. aOO care for one amaJI child. Home pluo salary. P..,.. 992- .... 14.52:1 NOTICI! BY I'UILICATION HANNis SERVI!:E i963 Falcon ..... $495 2 Dt. 6 c/1. 1td. trano., 16od WOULD LIKE to haw aomeone lo live In, do light houoework W11o lntNn, 91U5, DAYtr NIGHT ... CAtL root house trailer and mtacel- ). ALL SIZES 11-li).Jtc rnent, P, O, Box 43, Middleport, Ohio. Till Futllt -------------RET,READ SALE RUMMAGE SALE, Frldu . am we can train you to earn over $100 per month extra Income. Write (or interview appoint. Dl•l• L· YanMIIter, R. D. I, Mhhll•,.,., Ohl•. Plalnllff, tn-2111 Rotular Troad _2 lor $21.00 Wlcfo Oval, ' ~~~~Rot. Troad _ _ 2 for $26.00 Winhr Troad1 _2 far $24.00 Plus Retreadable Tire EARN MONEY Tn -your spare time. U you have two hours a day to spare from l'OUr home, LEGAL NOTICE ~HOM Opon ttl 6 Dolly va., ll-7~c Ill-lire Saturday, 2U MDI St., In the Fry Building, Middleport. Rock ' or nice dresses, 25 cents. Joel! C.tMy, ,.., SALE OF til~ osta~ of ""'ry .W. · Elliot~ Letart, w. Rt.' 1 Saturdu, Sept. 13, at I ,P.m. 30 BEAGLE Jilt'S. Phone 8411-2476. ,.,~ corn sheller, a small lot of VACANCY lor two -..,y - · )Ia. PreW prho.. Plld 111COI'IIt wheelbarrow,lawnmow.. lloniL ~ 7'13..$181. er, and man,y other Items. Mr. .ard Mn.r 'ftlm-M'.Ua, OWners. Terms; cash. Not responsible ror accidents. Lunch will be served. Sale conducted by lhe Bradford Auction Co., phone 949- 3821, Box 116, Racine, Olllo. 9-11-ltc POMEROY · • Galoxlo 500 H. T. $odon, L.;;i I ow,., car. White llnleh, blk. vinyl lntorl•, eood tfN•t r•cllo, powor steorl"t ond llrokel. Avt01110tlc h'Gn• . Notice Phone 1614l99Z·21Bl c..,r ... t .... 1.... ""*' POODLE PUPPIES. AKC T o ~ ' mlnlatun, t?Sand,._Sitoj..,... \'Ice and ...-unr, ~ ttS. 54!3. 11-· 1967 Fonl ...... $18CI!i 11:)0 0.111 . to 5 :00 p. 111. Dolly 9:30 ..... to 12100 No- Sotutdor Ma••• - - - -=~ -------- i965 Doqe •••••• ms •«~ Door~ 1.~;1 cketll • · Ett•y Serving ~If•~ Gellio & eo••,,•• bul, Ohlo. AAT!S ti¥1 iiiiOrliOnl. ,., ,.,.. O.i '.Dt. '-•• oioot. • llvO!J • .....__.. .. pafty, 383 E. BrGad St., Colunto ·Tho Putllhhor , .... "" thl rftht to edit Of relect onr od1 d.. ~n~d objletioftOI . , ... p.lhhlr will not bo ro•poMI .. Io lor - • thon one IMor,.cl I~Utortiott. For Wo..t Ad Senlc:o .5 cents per Word aM ln..rtlon MinlfiiUIII Chor.. 75c 12 cent• per word throe conucu• TNOro4 "'t'~ hior ..... •' hj.e .10qa. For Iaior' maUCII write Paul Grans, : Gti.O. Plano and Orpo Com- CeMell•tlonl & Corrections Will ... eccopted ul'ltll 9 1.111 . for Doy of Pultllcetlen ees Pill II; ilow"'1:'1t£" ...~~:.T.iiH. , ......... ~ . ·~'" Qll. .., Ia thll areallll)' be boulht REGULATIONS AUCTION, Salurda)o lla.m., s.p.. telllber 13,"1969. On aecowtot ·! CUT 1\UFE,r.tlm! " ' PIANO to ba, plckod . i-lk~• ill'• -. arliJ...,. au ....._ arllrrlb, Moltt.~ laled to , . ., Il-l .... �}• .~ ,_·4 r. '('i .) .: ; . .. ,• ··. ' . ' ( 4 'Dol't f~r..... ' ~~' In Tlie Drapery • For The H~.tr Sweeper ' . ' ' NO. 102 '' ' w*'m Car COats '$2.95 .. $8;95 . $29.50 A complo'- rOntiO' of alzos .from 2 to~. 3 to 6x and 7 to 14. Nylon qu'llti In aolld colors, plain and printed nylon, corduroy,. i!!l war111 lntorllnlngo, .dark and postol colora. All wool fabrics, tweeds and meltons in solids and plaids, quilted nylons, wide wale corduroy, raglan sleeves and set in sleeves, warm pile linings. Sizes 1~ to 24}-2. JUMPERS $8.95 Rq. 9.98 DUSTERS ................... SALE 4.78 Rea. 4,98 DUSTERS ................... SALE 3.88 Rq. 3.98 DUSTERS ....... , ; ......... ;SALE 3.18 Solid bonded knit V neck c:oot style, herrintbone tweed · bonded knit, V neck coat style, plaid bonded lcnit sling1hot V neck, solid long torso look jumper, styled in sizes 12 to 20 and 14~ • Ia 22)7. Spoctal Purchctso Of A Woll Known Brand Weekend Spedal In The Hosiery · Department Reg. $3.00 PANTY HOSE WITH CONTROL Sheer stretch stockings with ' nylon Lycro and' Robes for women and 1lrls - just received a lar11 shipment of washable cotton quilts In dust• lenaths and 1001 robes - coltDn cordana - corduroy washable coltDn quilts- and satin quilts. Many styles to choose frolll, Sizes fZ to 20 and 38 to 44. ~~~Sale S1. 99 In the Infants Department Rea. 5.00 $1.88 Reduced For This Sale OniL.. FALL HANDBAGS H\lndreds of in stock in the newest shapes, colors b~s fini•"•• for fall. . ' RE,, 8.98 HAHDUCS - ..........- ...-...- ........-----SALE 7.19 REG. 7.98ttAHDBAGS ------·--·---·--------SALE 6.39 RE.G. 6.98 HAHDUGS _____..__ ...,_ ........ - ........ SALE 5.59 REG. 5.98 HAHD8AGS , ___, ______ ··-···-··-·--SALE 4.79 REG. 4.98 HANDBAGS ..............--..···-·····-·····....... SALE 3.99 REC. 3.98 HANDBAGS ···--·----··-...-...........- ... SALE 3.19 REC. 2.98 HANDBAGS ._.......... - ........... _______ 5.\LE 2.39 Now You Can Sav. $2.00 on A~nerico's Numbtr One Centro! Girdlo Playtex Golclen Glrclle Sale Rag. 1~.95 Extro Largo Long Lag Girdle with Zipper .................,.. _______ Sale 12.95 Rag. 13.95 Long Leg Girdlo with Zipper ---........ Sale 11.95 Rag. 12.95 Long Lag Clrdlo ......- ...._.........- •.. - .. Solo 10.95 Reg. 11.95 Long L•l Cirdlo - .........- .•- ......_,_ ...,Sale 9.95 Rag. 10.95 Regular Ciodlo ·----··----------..--Solo 8.95 ShoP Elberfelds 1st Floor Found.ations -Department for o s,election of Playtex Bras and Girdles. Boys Sizol 10 to 18 Just Arrived Buster Brown For Fall Co.. in now and selec-t froM our complete coHec. tion of Bnter Brown Wear for active youngsters. 11 ...,. Shil11 - CerditentPelttt and Crowlen •;;,1r1 ,C~.hlno Pant• - Corduroy•r~ - Anldeh - CNw KnIt Shorts $2.95 Long sleeve knits thot are so nice for school wear. AU of these are permanent press and nev~ need ironing. A fine selection of styles that are sure to please. THIS WEEKEND ONLY! . . REGULAR 4 FOR f.OO PLASTIC PANTS GIVEN FREE WITH PURCHASE OF ANY . . . CUTLER TIQ-PIECE DIAPER SETS OR ONE·PIECE PLAY PAJAMAS. $9.98 100% nylon jackets in dark green solid color. Zipper front, 2 roomy patch type pockets. Light weight, yet warm and comfortable and nice to wear. Famou5 Corhortt moke. Small, medium, large ond extra Iorge size. Foam Filled Foot..Us .. Atfractive keepsake of your favorite local High School Team. Contrasting cordur~y panels in school colon with mpnog!om. - Southern - Eastern · .. free, machine wash,ble, needs no lrorting, Guaront..... ."' fast colors. Red, AvoCGdo, Gold, White, Brown,,PenlnHnoft, ·. :' . ' ' . ' sa.,, ,,ch ' t'.,: .<L ,. ,;;~. Filled with DuPoiti iu51te virglil' 1Llfro1. Erttli wAite . Rich Plaids lo light anddork jlatteroo 8.95 zippered pilloJU "ver for proteclfoti. AlwGys flllffy; non allergeillc ,1 •J Mens and Youna Mens• . JEANS STYLE CASUAL -SLACKS · ''La~y Jewel" WORK Solid colors. Plaids. Checks. All ore permanent pre~s and and feature famous makes such as uMr. Wrangler" "Levi" - ..Stadium". They're ideal for High School and College wear or General Sports ions. Sizes 28 to 38 waist and in all the popular I~ · Sl2:98each for Fall and ·Winter War . . ·~ Visit Elborfelds busy mona deportment and shop for tho Work Clothes you'll 1oon be ·nuding. Matched wor~ suifl in all sizes. Complete selection of CGrhartt Bl-own Duc:k Special Sale! Work Clothes ond Jackoto - Haneo Wlriior Underwear _ Lee Overalls in blue, str-iped MENS or white. Big selection of · Work Jackets- Work Gloves. by lndianapoli.sand WolverineWork Bolts -' Sweatshirts - Suspenders - Warm, cOmfortable =~~ h!r;~. ~1ij·J::ky:":~. ani of tho TANKER .... ~ 81" and 90" P•i•i=\lla Quilti.l lf Shaeting Muslin. Bloaehod and unbleaqh!d·. Q~a4rlf<t !'orcol1. Salid.o and prints. Dacron Mt • .M..t quilt. Batts., All <olton Mt. Mist ' Quiil . . $4.95 · coli or style. .. R•tul• Another Shipment Mr. Wrangler Honclos Boys School Trousers $3.50 100% cotton permanent press boys slocks with ,. I > :>,,, \ ·' •e "-rn:ilntnt preu. Selling for ,OIIIulor tl'l lneh width 10 _t0pular with the Hlah SchMI •nd con ... crowd. ternl in all til, ,.,P.,Iar Mona Dopt. ht FloOf Oblot~gs-:C)..Is-Roundo sizes. FLANNEL SPORT SHIRTS $3.95 Jumbo Size. · plaid potterns in sizes smoll ('14-14~), medium (15·1517}, largo (16·16)\) and extra large (17·17~)- j . ; Blrcl•ey• Dl... I..Wels ALL CO'miN • .! ·~"'' " ' wol'st, ' . . 100% Cotton Jock.ts,' loose JJ~'ino ' around -otNn arn1 cuffs, self m~tching collar .. 1~ ny.lon q~ilt lining, wash. perfect~y. Has heoyy duty zip,er. ~in• 36 to 50 in grey, dark oltve, for••t green, lchalci and blu.• .denim with corduro.y , c:ollar. · I LINTFREE ' · ,; ' . .. ·. • 4b , . • · 00 · ,h thrffft1 S.¥• All Yo11r .. v- ··qn ' ·' ed the NiXon adm.lnistradon'aan-tl • lnflstlon progroma and d.. segregation record durl.nga campatsn lllnd raising visit here. . d An. .y' 0 ·..'rv battle of the teams but alao of the bands ln a cQltJle of. weeks when Eastern grlddora play the AlOlOlnder Hlgb tsam. Cogar's wife is inatnanental director or the Alexander belli Mr. and Mrs. Cogar are resldlni in Albany. In addition to tea.chlzw at Eastern High, Cogar is completing work at Ohio University. "We are Cortuaate that Presi- dent Nixon took office when ho did or tllla notion today would be r&dng eeonomlc disaster," R<IOiliiOY aald • overall reYiew.. wbleb would have been com. lbo awcUiar)' and the .' biolnoao Pomeroy; Herner Hawkins con. Plated ·for tile Elgblh District aoooton ol tile district will he- !IDod to the Galllpolla Midlcel Center, and Harold Lemley, a fall COII!orenco to be hold Sun. liD at I p.m. dl,y bT Foell8)'-lllmett Foot 128, Tho memborlhlp voted ID ... pallent at Veterans Hoapltalln .... Logloa. • . tend ""' eloctrl< aervlce to tile O!Wlcotlle. Commander Kelly •poot flll'Jil, tlleroby ~to It& members tQ ..... Corda. Doring the meeting dl,y nli!tt at tho pool , borne In uao ao arocr~~.ll Tho death of a member, Perry Arrangements w-.. - - . , . . . . . . .._Ill' . ~·~;it ... ceoa.~~te.· ••ked BOYS $900,000 Due Knudsen Be d or r.ng nnem'.DWI'\':e '' uI . .r .; ~ 0 . I!Ji:TROIT,.,, 011'0-Semon E. Boonl Chairman Honry .Fonl .... A movie ""' . shOwn by Paul $900,000 In '""""'l~ent ""'"" a...;. from 'his irch .....,eu~ur; fll,ptlliltlll and opening ~ayor penoatioo due over the next said simply, "Things didn't """ bT Walter Buace, chaplain. tbreo and a half yoera. work out the way we hsd !\leclal SUo ito were C I Y d o KOOdaen, whdSe awlt<h fr<lll hope<l." Fisher, a member and ma,yor of tile executive ttlerarch,y of the Middleport; H!ghWll,y Palrolman General Motora Corp. to Ford James Sboeta and Aaxtltory. Motor co. 19 monlhs ago Highway Pat.olman Thomaa sturmed tbo automotive "orld, Ables. Refreshments wete serv.. was f1red Thursday as Ford ed bT Don Roach, president. •, J Up *'-& Ia .... 1870.71 - - Ill • ,..,.,. half.llaur altuatloa cun,M~-~U,eor­ ~ bT faw ("l' cani!Ncand I'OIIalr !. \, shore of the U.S. food w h e'fl t market and the domestic c~ market. The direc:t payments ooder the second plan, as in the firsti would probably be lower d¥ln present paYIQents, sources sa'1d. Experts added that Wiler the second plan, grain farmers would be given a combined uan grain base,'' representing tlleir farm acreage oC all grains, i~ cltdlng wheat. All They Want The growers could produce all they wanted, but would get price support loans lor their crops, inclll1ing corn, only on p.roductloo within the base. '!'he)' would get no supplement. al direct pa,ymenta-except for Hfood wlleat" payments- unless tlttl)' voluntarily cut PlantlnB below the new grain base. The 56-year-old Knudsen. Do rSwiteh . koown as "Bunkie," announced his own ftrl~ bT tile FGnl board or directors. He aald WASI!!NGTON (UPn - n* Ford walked into Ills omce u. S. Chamber of Commerce Sept 2 and uloid me 1 would be ssld Thuroday the natlon'a cU, leaving." dwellers no longer favor farm 11._.-t programs. It Pl'<IJI0004 thO)' be replaced wltll ~ ment .payments to farmer I • be," he quoted Ford as sayiqJ. turn crop land into recreatloa.. Under either plan, goverl>The summary dlsm;ssaJ of a al and other uses. ••we are absolutely eonrinc:.. ment controls over the deatUs president was, at best, a rarity of farm operations would be in car.Qrlldi~ circles. In ed thet urban America does not considerably looser than at present. But direct income subsidles to fanners might be coosiderably lower, depeiKiing on just where new payment levels were set. Sources said ttle administration migllt also be willing, however, to consider leas drastic changes in present farm programs, but probably also would favor sm~e sort of limit on direct payments to individual tanners un:ler whatever new plan may emerge. Tcp offtcWs 1Pl'8rent.b have decided to favor a payment ceDing, but had nut yet agreed on where it should be set or how It should be admlnlotorod, a source said. Dllllri~ of Ita to ~ pr9- 6, 1968. Krudsen has three and a half years left ot a five-year contract whicll brought him $200,000 a year in salary, In addition, he has $200,000 coming !rom a $400,000 first-year bonus. UrxJer his contract, Kflldsen is forbidden to work ror another automotive company !or three years after leavl~ Ford. He said he had no plant to return to GM. The shake\~) at the 1q) of the Ford IIIIOUJI meant a shokedown through tile structure as Ford Instead $1. Million Hinges on Renewed Levy Dlalrlct Knudsen's case, it followed the resignations of three Ford executives since Knudsen asawned tile presidency on Feb. announced a major roallgnment In tbo <ooWai\V· rooma oro moaiQ' ttndorgraund, and brlillt colora have uaod In !hom. The lights and the cou. 1a11 are Ill tbo ~ rGbm. Tho floor We Ia tJOinl tu · - . and tbo last ~ lbo piwrD. q axtana oro being ~ 'l'lle olfctrical - I I ..0.... ~-' u tile oonlraetor DOW boa 10 · lltolrlcllna on lbo. Jail. l'laiii!IIB• . IIIIU llcJidlaltd ,!tJ 1'1~~..:~~~ · !lboro b1 'a , THIS IS NOT THE ATfiRE of the well· dreaaecl oohool teacher. However, Eastern High School ErwJ.Ish teacher Richard Nease, right, wore this out1lt to class Thursday, golrc along with junior class members who wore similar garbs for the day. Nease is a jwtior homeroom teacher. The son of Mr. an:! Mrs• Paul Nease, Richard Is. beglnni111: his first year as teacher at Eastern where he grad~ated in 1963. He received his degree fl'om the University of Tul~ •.Tulsa, Okal. :a~~~,._ r:...:.~~l,I<JI.~~~ >-··:~ · .~·· !trli~~ ~ :~~..:r:-~~.~~n~~ • Farm Front '"lb;'nibtaa; .lui return ID ciJ!S. !-~ tee, at tho bit soloctloo .Of .LI!!I• Boya Shlrto In slzos 2 t... 7- .P~manent preu fabrics · In ~qllda and plaids. Now is tho 1 ~'!.~t th.. to stock up on tho l.m.l•, !lor• Sltlrto you nHd. Th~. • .o grand nloctian, -dy far'· ~ to buy. JOHN COGAR, left, Ia the oow bond director or Eastern Hlgb School. He auecoods Charleo Yeago. It not only will be the CLEVELAND (UPI) - George countloa at a $1,000 a plato dlr>ROIIlney, Secretary ot Houalns: ner to raise funds for the 1969 and Urbon Dowlopmont, defend- and 1970 campaigns. . Set·Aside Plan Would Change farm Supports tol~: -?i~e~:::. you~=: -u. _.S~ed appearance tonight wheo Eastern meets North Ge.Dia are these glrla- 0 to r)PamGrlmn,llebbleJelfero, Colla McCoy, head maJorette; l.J.nda Baer and Joy Kautz. Romney Like3 Nixon Cdurage _ . . , . 1bat'~ ...... flnt Fourtl! Ave. ln..MiddleJOrt. Tho otnllegy ·~ ' · ~.t'O~ Tloo COIIIIIIllldor .o( tho' 4eparlRlat m-~ YOiod ID laid a Ia.. Wi!al>lnllon, tta., t-1110~ ""A~ ~cally ,about 1!.12 molll·oflbo CJido 'AmoriCID Lo. donalloD to tbo relief fund for b7 IJ!O acblnlatnl~ ao 0110 of l"ldl In sOUib Vlemoin, Zl~r 8lon, wUI · be ..,..iror at tile Sun. victims ol hurricane CamlUe. the moat CCJ~JVAhenai'f8 re-- replied that he did not wl~ to day dlatrlc! event. A repxt was given on the milYlelra at the Vletnom War since comment on .11>0clftc tacticL A paat eommandors' maeUng ltary aervlce by the !Iring 8<1Uld N!.ton took office. Unaun of the effects of North Press~~re Mounts Vletnomooo President Ho Chi will be hold at tbo poat home at for the late Charles Wlnoton. Reported Ul were Henry ReltTho meotleg, In tho Coblnot Mlnh'o, ....Ill, the Preataent 11 a.m. • ~ In eonlunctloD wllh tilt dlotrJct mooting. Dinner mire, Jr., John Kautr, confined foam of tho White HouH, ...,. also ...lo review otnllegy wiU be IOl"Yed at 11:30 a.m. by to Veterans Memorial Hospital, aa pruaure moUDtecl on the lor the cc:ning' montht. Prealdent for . _ lnltlatlvea ID brook the doodlock at lbo Parle · peace talks. Dlplcmata and iciFIJII!nMra fNin Parla alii Vletllun flew In for tile oeaalon. B,v BERNARD BRENNER COliUDitloe on Sop~ 24. ment. payments. Althouah of tho Tho plan would generally disWASHINGTON (UPJ) AdMlgbt Be Lower meetirw were not diaelosedtho preoent syatem of card mlniatration farm oJilciala are Sources said the l~na Wiler and wore not eJpectod 1o bec01111dering a plan tor a new, the progrom might be lcover llxod Plantllll all"'1\'ento or much ol tho ooaoton I>PICtod 1o locus on tulure more noxlblo production control baoes for gralna ani cotton. In- than tlloso gt von under tho American _troop withdrawal• and price Slf'PQrt program for stead, each farmer who wilted existing farm law, wlllch exgovernment price aqJpOrt would pires at tho end of 1970. Direct ODd ID ao10aomont of North be told he bad to Idle, or set income supplement payments on the Vlet..ut~i new leaders. aside, a percentap ot his almost certalnly would be lower Tho President on Aug. 23 ' farm'a total cropland. The par- than under present programs. pootponed on o>pectod .,.. faecl grallla, wheat and CGIIAlb. ~ · of more redueijona Tile 10<111~ ''lit •·~·· con- oentaae would 1ltll'f !run llll'ln the sources added. to farm, depoitdlow on tho A aacood alternative plan om·In ·the haU<InWlon maa Amerl· trql plan '' """olao'"ral.ldeoa farm's plantl~ hlafory and lhe dor otudy by top Agriculture eaa llalllleg fcn:ce In Vlittlllm being welgbecl bT officials as surplus a t a t u s of IDdlvtd,ual Department planners would. they .,...,... ill preoont ilew crapa. eliminate d I r e c t go\lerameat A farmer who cOIIIJ)Uod wttll acreage controls on wheat and e • recllllllllOnda· tbo land retirement quota for cotton. Growers would cont:lrlte ' his farm would then be !roe to to get price siQMH't Ieana at a ' ' use all hla .--lnl!ll croplml relatiwly lOI'f uwofld price'' 111111 to ~·, . ' oubdlvlaloni U. tho · nine for any ctopa he .111ahod. Alia, level, plua lncome aupplemert . mcmtha "( ~ 11169 .oro he would be eUglble for govom- _.nta oo a .fixed percentage .r . .. 11\lUion mont price ·~ 1011\f P\ua "' tlltlr crops - tho percontoge ,·•y HOLLYYIOCII (IJP1) - Th·e rUIII\hw ~ limited direCt Income • all)plo, represmttrw: e~.cll farmers' a'-1 ol .lhll ""'' laat . .......... ~ two m.lo!' -lion State Auditor Ro&er C1oui1yw, bao · -.eta - one wltllAt!lli GrU. riPOrlod. illb. .... - wltb 0. J. Simp. Paymento Dildo to'' Mila• i· '""' - fcirmall¥ liiMiomced. 'Coun!l munlc'-lltlta Include Ill ...... at lntorelt - WMliJDQI't, ti~IJ8II; P<llilJoilooDevlowera. rf¥1 VlllaP, $1;ato; · Raclao, .."'.·:~ who <PI bit aoriJa f389; :iltlilanl, ~o,''ali!Syra­ • ' • '•"· f MAKING UP THE 1969 • 70 MAJORETIE CORPS or tho Eastern High Sc:- IJOnd, above, which will make Ita llrat bmne Fall Conference Plans Completed .•· . . . . '"= ...... . .io.t·7-·- · - No. I. It! ·. ' Made with extra long tails, two poc~ets, smort colorful u.s. uo. "This Republican administraHe praised Nixon's courage to tion koows how to light inllatlon take "tou&Ji - " " but esiODpondl~ a more cOIIIJ)leto atudy. Preao SOcretary ·Ronald Zte- am it's a good thing.'' Romney tial actioo Uke the extension ~ gler oald he eJpectecl no said In a -ch Th~~roday nigbl tbe surtax •.• or the cutback in OIIIIDuncement f.....,.lng the to some 2,000 Republicans from federal construction cod:ractirw meettow and any pollct declo Cleveland alii tour surrolUldlng b~ 75 per cent." slono roached would becOIIIO aJIParont only In the followlnB weekL He choroctertzod tho aesslon as a ugeneral Alii 'l'btu:- , See the many new pattems available in Ctitmon Royal Famfly1111d Fleldcrest Batlt Ensembles in the Domestic DeparttlltMI, first floor. today 110 feet palnler plea, a SpNking ~£Schools -No. 106 .' OtooM from ·ltv.ol pot- FIELDCR.EST MALABAR . • . MATCHING BATH 'TOWELS .. HAND TOWELS -IVASH CI.:OTHS · Beautiful deiPIY seillpllred tw~tone Jacquard Mens Permanent Press J .. ' Just Recol•ed A~othctr Slti,.,. legs, no cuffs, wide belt loops. Si;[es 6 to 18. Slims ancl regulars. Solid colors: Loden, Gold, Brown, Blade. ~. .~ ' taper WORK ,.IA~KDI . -t .. ,•1••• L1ce T••l• 6wrs Now in permanent· pre•• finishbnd docoratO. toloro. wlclths and the now -i . SURe TO SiE~the oxcollont ..-llc:tlonollittle tsclys TrouMra :·(~· 2. to 7 in plaida, oolld ,. · ' ,colors, Stylea that havo aomi· ;·. bo•ot• .,..111. Same with r19ular wolsllhai ' hera bolt loops. Same with ., matching bello. All are Scranto . , n You'll w.Gftt to ••• th.1o nHit. In 1IMI 30 to 50 wollt. · ~. LITTLE 80YSI ~ ' ly Paris .,.. ' Sizes 14~ to 17 nock size and in your carroct ol-o le~th. 65% da~ron polyester and 35" cotton. J:l'-"lr iron fabnc. . Excophanally well made. Rogular widooprood New Belts ' ~otts. WHIT£ DRESS.SHIRTS· Ideal worlr: i'aclcet or for genera wear. Doric olive color, zipper front waist length jacket with knit collar. Quilt lined for extra warmth, water repellent. Small, medium, large and extra large. 2 pochts. ·.·.·l, n.,.· .The D.r..•, P" ...,, .... . pt. 4. . ·-· II COMPI,ETE UNE OF AL.LQUILTING NEEDS . .. 1 •;·~·op 1 • . t-:-~---Mens LOOK Sleeve JACKETS $6.95 " 'I' foot bT 12 foot main lock and a panllo) 110-l>,y.j;OO foot locks • Prorialon will be Jllldo for ox"lll"'"'ch concUUona, In small t-..c tho BOO.foot locba a n d locks of o:daUng otro-.oo aJ. doo-"'B tbo water when necroa4y rellllta Ill dolqa that af. easary. feet waterway tranaportallon eoata tor a large area. Modi.. "The river pool level wiU be lying the oaletlng - - - to cllliii!Od linly to ,ralao .... level onlarse tilt locka wao cooalder- 23 feet betwelll the now dsm ed, but fouDd to be less elfec .. ODd tho old dsm which wUI be tlvo and IIIOJ'o costly than coo. removed. uo.mera ol affected PJ'(11)81'· otroctkxl of a replacement. U'Ibe r8COJ¥Diended improv&- eyw!llbecompeallledfordlm. DIOJII lo almilor lo tho other Ohio 1&911 Ill accordiDce wltll River roplacomentclsmwltllol&lrt IDs dams," tile l'OJ>Ort Condudod. - r Include the matter or troop ml~ltona wore su11>0nded ao a withdrawals. ••ture of Amorlca'o wlahoa to Zleg'¥ "!'• aoked about tho d-calate lhe level of llgbdow low! of AUiild mUIIBry . ....... , In tlono In view of tho recent ·· ,.V.,... ud Pelllagon \ lhriMay trpce. , He 11ld U.S. 'i:e!uaed tQ oporatlona .,...d 'ret'\"n to tho -.~ and-...,,. · .lo~ls - - bod been at before reported ·Snowbird Bed Pillows ·· ,, -. ieli.l tiiT.fO, "~ ·· Jl'la\;y ~~~~ Or gol4 __ 7.95 WASIIINGTON (UI'I) -Pre&ldeat N!.ton, opporontly bavtow alreootlll decided aome of his VIetnam ltrolegy bT oull)lOndt!ll B52 bcmbor mlaalona In VIet..,., called his top dti>lomatlc and lhUitary otnllet!!lta today for a tho<QUih review o1 tho Vltst.JW.m War. · Military soureea tn Vietnam Sile! ,, ·1 .' Re1. 6.00 Panty Briefs ......... , ..... · Beige. Single and Double Sizes. ' ro<OIIIIIIondatlona. The report lllld "tbo dllllcult Vietnam Posture Is Under Review (Slight l"egular of higher priced spread) Proihrunk, lint. I ined collar to prevent Sizes smoll, chafiltg. - medium and large. Choose Lee or Wrangler Westem style jackets. Heavy weight coarse denim, neal fi"!ing~ eo~y ~o ~sh corttfortp~, to· wea~r, bunon front and J:lpper front s\yles:! Stop in the Mens Department 1st floor - S.e the,le 'firfi Western at,Yie jackets ond select your needs now. ~ Rq. 1.110 Ltlll Ltl Panty' Girdles ...... . Rq. 7.00 Shalt Let Panty Gl!dles .~ .... . ~$.49 each .JS" ailk, 10" nylon. Two buttan•tlvu flap pockets Blue Denim Jaclcets . ,Ret. 9.(XI LOlli Lei Panty Glrtllta ......... . . .BEDiPRIAiDI Smart lodking CPO Jackets Mens West•n StyIe '. D11able Press- No lnm of 751 rep~ocessed wool, Mens Zipper FrOIII For The Football fanr • CPO JACKETS 2 PC. Play Sets Sale $3 49 QuOted Nylon Jackets . . CoHon print~~ pliue Mens and Yount Mens Spandex Girdle Tap. In four flattering shades. ~ PAJAMAS ·Camartt ' This W•kent .Only! 1111 ,. . Womens Full length , Rag. $S.OO nl. Solo l tile aecrotory ollll"!llY aolpaasocl along to tile bidgot bu.- for -am Matcll will! Gowns - Pajamas .,.. BabJ Dolls NOW IS THE TIME to select your new Fall Dusters A fine selection of pants paired with sweaters of orion acrylic - striped mock turtle sweaters - ribbed sweater vests - straight leg bonded wool pants - belted ribbed sweaters - flare leg checked pants in bonded wool and nylon - striped mock turtle neck in dllcron polyester and nylon - flare leg pants of double knit acrylic - pants in proportioned lengths - all the new fall colors . . WA!IIIINGTON-' Replaeement to 2f mlUkln toni In 1961, and ~ tilt Gllllilollo Lod<a and Dam will coatb:ue to tncreue, the re.. II on eiiUmatod coot 0( tb.l port ssld. The now facllley 'lll>lld be boUt iidlllon bal been ........~>Jibe -.-.., Dllliric! a n d throe miles -.otroamfromtllt Oldo IIIYer Division ~ tilt U. o:dsdllg locka and dsmo. Cong, Hechler ss1d that the 18, ArmJ Corpa of n.aineoro llwaa IIIIOUIICOd tadlr ,bTWelt replacement would be port of Vlqlnla s.otora - c . B1rd tba $U bi!Uon DMJdornlzaUon '!Iii J. . . . Randolllh and Cong. ol novlptlon !acUities kill Hocblor. on the allo River, . 'nle report lllld that tha ... AU now locka and doino, and llllac facU!ey II lnadocllale for tllooo '""' being built, have 1,200 . npldiJ arowlni water c o m. foot locks \rbUe the ..,. below . ........ and li hicrtaaln81,y coot- .GolllpoUa lo 'l inly 600 feet. • II' lo maiDtaln. Thl report '""'aotofor rovlow Frebllt t.alllc lllmliiJ t h e 1o tho boord'o t!llllnoerl for rlv·lOekJ bas lncnaaecl from lo11 oro and borborl Ill W.allldnitm. - thrio DJIIIIon tms Ill 1937 After that, It will be oubmltted to tbo chis! engineer and then to tilt dsm - - - Salel ,Womens Dusters' Punhase of Womens ' POMEROY-MIDDLEPORT. OHIO· eplacement o Locks, ~.··"·Dam is Recommended •' An Outstandh' Group Womens Half Size Car Coats A ' ' necessary. Need not be present to wl n. For Girls Who Know The Name Of The GamL •• It's Queen Casuals Sportswnr••• . ' to be 1lven away Saturday, Saptllllber it No purchase . ' QUEEN •• - • • -eela.-. lao,. ln.i. ollbo fist t.onco area. There Is 11t111 a lot 0( work 1o be and ID do II w!U re9dre tbe ...... atlon It( DIIDI' - - · · We hQpe 1bat thla tlbo placa bocaull It will \JO aoctiiiU'J to producalbocotllo JOiotod bitUillng. So - I wUI ...- . ID ~ wll!tOUt "'""" · 1111 P..tiillctlona lbot dopsid on 1o0 tlll!lf iJOollli for mo ID ~~ - fcir ....,.aq~ . ' ·. .' of one president, there will be throe major gi"Oll)s, each lleaded by its own president, reporting directly to Ford. PLAN SOOAL EVENT The Syracuse F1ro Department and Auxiliary will sponsor a wtener roast and !lsi> fry beglnnllV at 7:30 p.m. Soturday at tbo V... nlcljJOI Pork. Wieners, buns ml oolt drinks wUl be avallabls at a conaeulon stand. Thore wUI be muolc lor danclnB- Tho Pti>llclalnrited. . support the present farm pro. gram and the staggerb>g 001118 II; I promise& for the tuture," War- . ren Hageman, a Del Monte COrp., otnclal who represented t h e chamber, told tho HoUse Alrl- culture Commltree. He proposed that Ianda pro. cUeing the main surplus cropl 1Ucll as wheat, teed grains and cotton, be retired and be tum. eel over to recreation use or. olmply plantod to trees and srau. The farmer would be paid a r - . rate tQ be -rmlnod boo. tween tho farmer and the foda".: al aonrnment under tbo chilD; · ber'a proposal. New Teachers ·; • Are Welcomed:: Members or the Me;ga Local;~ School District Teachers at Grace recentb ertertained with 1 fee hour ~~s::-:.:~:, illh Hause to welcune new ers of the cUstrl.cL Ccrugea a n d boutomtl!lr~: wore pro-..:1 statr ,tiara ~ to oftlcers or aoctation....,...., ~~~~~lha~M Jolin aident; > elect; RIV. Slavt• Maxine PhU..;.f mlnlotrators wllltln tho 1!fere also pats.'_ l'1oral loblot,lbo ...... . bOro ol ...., � 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 11, 1969