https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/c65c567e86b65a02ee767b325b73382c.pdf 837a19a5e809b75320850f3914d073e9 PDF Text Text }• .~ ,_·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 ...., �.i , i ' ' . I '' ' ' 1 ., .r.Jb s.inel, Pcn•~W--1.,.... 0., Frldy, Soptember 12, 1969 . ·~·:' OPIJIMITIIST ' '~fl.". 1111 a girl whose moral UJeu aredllferent from theirs - and mine. M¥ mother oondemn1 herrorthia Wh.Ue I do not. 9te and Dad lln by an ablolute moral code but I prefer to judp Individuals' and lndlv~altltuatlons. ldo..icon- THE DAILY SEN11NEL t£V011:D TO ltiT£11E81' ot ll£1(j,S..Mio$QN AREA IDCHARD 5, OWKM, PUBLMIU C'--T..-Nll,~ Sul:ose~ I'QH: ................. C••••nJ•T..... ..au, $1l7'0.1"11tw IIIOIIIha, . . . . 81"'*"' Jt.U whlln euritr .-ntn oat ll'IIIIMI: a. lftOfth lUG. lb' ..JI: 0... ,_.. 'lZ,e(l Sb; ...,..M.n. 'l'll'le. ....,......,,..... . . . P'le.llld.... ...., Tbno ......... MASON FURNITURE CO. MUON. W. VA. THIS WEEK ONLY jlr MIKE QUANE . uPI Sports Writer '· " "It taliea a lot of luck to win "'; when you don~ have anythln&" ,. 111ld Gil')' Gentry. ;" • The "New York Mels pitcher ~}; waa talkiqr about his slx..fdta, a. 0, .victory over the Montreal Eqioa Thursday, but ma11r olqptlca would owly the IIUI\e words to the Met&' unbelievable · climb Into ftrot place. Gentry, Jim ¥cAndrft, and -·" • Nqlan llj<lll, who pitched the Meta to vlclol')' In a doubl.,. ";,~ ljtader, Wedne•~ night, are *"·..,. Meigs Missionary To Speak , YiHslhat you can nnerknollt'ea- Property pltchirw stall then Tom ~- .. ~ Seaver and Jerry Koosman. ... ; !IIIII" the New York hltteri seem '"'tO be seltllng Into that IIJI&Ce llsto. Transfers " '!be Cllllj< oale ...1'41.llto keep aU ploatl awa,y from chUdroa who mAy nibble on tblm, alii to toach Ohl14nin never to oat cir put Ia thoir plont or berl'l' ilot normally uaed fO< food. Adulta at cour10, ohouldn't .m ake "medical conCoctt.ons" , f r o m plonto or chew iJq plallt atoms. 1011100110 d. . lnae•t a poisonous plart, c:all a Jbyalclan or Polam ~ advice. Ills not always advisable tO llllluce YUD.Itina, tor &mJ.e plaits ca. talo corrosive pol10111 thot could serloully ~ the -~ or over tbelr heads. .· In - r Netloral Leque ;~,~ a~, Ctntinna.li defeated San .. " Dlqo, 11-4, Loa AJwe)es edged Houlton, 1.(), Atlenta took Son .. Fnnclaco, 5-3, Phlladelphla ' .' .~, -any Lee &ldth, lol'eeSmlthtoRIIh BawkiDI, Lot, Mldlil~ Melta v. nsher to Ida Voy Oleedlo, lnL In Minerals, Scipio. Austin F. IAmCJIII, Sarah N. to ~ B. H.-., 'l'aJII'& HufiDian, 79.38 A.; ford. Ma1011 S. ~er, Blandle Spencer to Blanche SpeDCOr, .60 A., Rllclne. , Eleai&AIY Mlllley, ala Elel... ely Clarl<, Slm Clark to Dontld Maalay, Kathleen Manley, port dlpallve a,ystem durlnl YtiiiiJt,. of Lot 73, Mlddlepoirt. Freeload S. Norrlo, Lue!Ue lrw. Norris to Joha T. Wolfe, 8 A., Olutar. Robert F. Morris, Ylldred l Morrh to Lorry J, Dupa, Vel· ma M_ DuPn. Loto, Pamel'O)'. · Wllllam Ji. .cross, Nettle Cro.. to Homer L. Protlltl, Dlx· 1"'-..1 le A. Proal!, Parcel, s.aton. France• l, Hewetlon to Leura Dooalcl Telle, Nancy. C. TeUe, ,275 A., -r<ll'· Mary Ana Van COOne¥, Petri H. Van COOne¥ to · George w. Kaulf, Macy 1. Kaul!, Lot, Pom0 r<ll'• .Som W,.u, dee., to Birtle Wy. ....,ont u . '" II)' Unit.! Press lnterDitloral The New York Giani. didn't think that Dick Shiner's arm looked very sore 'lbureclay nighL The Pl-..gh Steeler quar• terbo.ck was list.! as "doubt• , ful" for the game against the ·see Thill! ,. WATCH , lilllllr,r, .l bury. .. ;• Browns Take :-·-~ On Vikmg· • 8 :: In Akron : ·.· TV Spedai-Chan-.el I , ··. 1-.. , l,n •>j l . D .M . ' .. V-..b ~,,. · . UJ and YOII local" 'F.. TO ,ftorlsf·· ,.. fr•cls . •. star 11111 note Clemarid'o .de~. fellllve line. coach, It prepping • • hi ha : · . 1 c rps 00 pass rusldrw: this • 'Week to get them ( ~ tor the . : Viklnas·Bro!ms clash In the : -Rubber Bowl In Akron. : "Yoo alwa,ys want to Improve • but 1 think the hard wofk has • 1'114 of!," said Modzelewlld. . ''I would have " Uked to have caught the passer more times than we have In the Oldllbltlona 'bUt yoo can't Judge entlret.r by . that fl8ure. ' "We'.. boon maklna them get rid of the boll before ~""' waated to. ::nw.t• a the lm,portant .tltiJW.'l 1be Browns will with Ron 80 1 , Snidow a!ld Jack GresorY at oDds with Jim Kanicld alii Wal· ter Johnson at tacldes and Mar- . L.Ul'el"(]iff Mr. and Mrs. Larry O'Brienall3 WECIAL Sobllath Sdlool' a1feDdln<e on SlpL 7 at the ~ Methodlot Cbarchwae12t. Rev, lid Mro. "Loult llltll1 of Keatuckj> c:allocliXl Mro. o_.. rta Diehl ........ to .WI Mr. Dlohl'a rather, ~ Is a ~~~~ In Uni-IIQo I!Gip~. Colbut, roam llllllber lOOL Mr. aalllro. ClareaceCUrtla, Bertho Parlw', Mro. Wolr'o daQihler lllro. !Hell 1!l>lln IIIII children alleollocl llomecOIIIiJolat Rock !IDriDP Solndal. ftey, ~GW,IIarthJParJI. or alii !lira. GoorJ!alllal]l,malbo er or !llr• .Charlei Diehl, .Wt.! him at Uni-IU;r Hoopllll ill Fall WJ1ellltilts In a w~de cho.~e . at ~~Iii pnces • . ' . , FRANCIS FLORIST 380 E. lialn PGMoy PH. 992·2644 . , ·· . Yin Upthaw, Joe Righetti and Colulllbua,Moildo1. Mr. alii lllro. Phil WIJO, llcCOMeDtvtlle .Wt.dlrltnlthlre SunoiQ' lid alleollocllooal Bob OUver. alten~atlng. Kaplckl At Baot "I believe Kanlckl Is play'..., •.;111• , _ . . right ,.,.,.. ~;Modzelewski told. "He li qgreaslve alii a tough to holllla. ;}llaD "Snld'"' ._ lmprovOd lot. " ....r.., eentceL WJatt Sclaefor at 1111. v......, MrL Frill Stohl or New . :•tr..,. · '1! · Mr. and Mra. Loiter Ma,... have moved to._n, Ohio, where lllr. · Manuel Ia teachlrw Ia the hl&h school. Raymond Adams, 10ft of Mr. alii !lira. !olarohall Adamo who has bo'en teachlrw 1n the ren Hlch School," ,.. acc:eptN a teochlrw potlitloo In the GaUIJ!olla High School .. Mr. and Mro. KeiiiiOth Lee are anricunclna the birth at a ..., at Hol10r Medical Center, Sept. 4. · He woilhed 5 lb., If oz, lid 1u · 111111ed Ke!IIOih Pa.. 1L Gra,q,erenta are lllr. allllllro. Charles l!qrpao aallllr. lid lira, JIDIOI Lee, C1lflon. Mrs. VIrgil HW, Ropr llouth Room-30 Gal. Watw Heatw THISWEEK ONLY ' 'II I I ~~!6~~~1 WAL TOM I ·""'' ---.. ~!!~ ~-----·--~------!~!:'~!:.!'~ ..,J _-:-o ..... ••It takes a detenalve lineman The aeries resumes here t,o.. remaining games will be pl!Q'ed. nlght, where all I• the "'"ner' ror both c1.ms. Nallonal when Richie Allen hit ' a two--run homer, hia 30th, alter JohllliY Brlggo had tied the game by doubllrw h11ne T'll\l' "Ia,ylor. The CUbo bad taken the lead on Ernie Banks' 22nd homer, Jeff James Was the winner 1n his first major 1..,.,. stert, but needed relief heip from Grant Jackson alter WWie Smith homered In the alp or tho ninth. PiUaburgh ,got an eighth straight victory from Bob Veale, whO scattered eight St. Louts hita In upping his record to 12-11. The Pirates' tanies came on a rUD-sCortrw triPle by Willie Stargell, a run-producing shJg).e Gene Alley and Jooe Pagan's sacriftce Q,y• CUBS PURCHASE HALL PIIILADELPIDA (UPO _ The Chicago Cubs Purchased outfiel~ by der Jimmie Hall from the New York Yankees nursday for an unallll0l8lced amount Minor ot cash. league pitcher Terry Bongiovanni, a Cub bonus player, was acquired by New York in the deal and assigned to Syracuse of Ute lnternatloml League. lilternatioDal Leai!Oe PiiQ'ol! Standings II)' United Preas Internatlon81 Finals - ~at of seven. W. L. Pet. &Yracuse • • • • • 3 I .850 ColllDIWa .. .. I 3 .250 Thursday's ResultB Columbus 3 Syraeuse 0 Miller Saturday The Glant..steeler ~e waa BY KEITH WISECUP The Southern Local Tornadoes at Coach Bob Ashley will trav. ei to Miller In Percy County near CoJ:nlng Saturday to play the Falcons at 2 p.m. l WiJBdll: 1amiJ lOit ~ .-on 1641b. right halfbackBrentNicholas, West at left halfback, and 140 lb. lullba~k John Hinkle. Tho offensive line will be Jim Dod8011, 171lb. rilihtend; Keith lbofnas 196 lb. right tackle· • Joe WiennenberR, 182 lb. rl.sht• ·CIIffnwi'9ilttiollr!CIM111ttd'North "'~~ Jo~ !WI) lb. . Gallf&IOJll(jl antl'1101er a!> Sheri- h ieilier; !iieft ~• . f6:1 lb• dan, 18-12. . left guard· Pete Klener 200 lb The Falcoils, coached by Jim tackle, ~ his brother• J o e' a+-· eodlor In tha exhlb\11"" seuon alii the two "'","!I . crowd• elided Jill' " NFL tho\lllrte about e*nding to Pfoa.bly Montreal Cook, might !brooten to take There . wUl be two more the Mid - Ohio VeU'I)' Conferpmes tdOlght with St. Loola. at once. Thla Is their' first year Chicago and New Orltall8 at In the leaaue althougll the basDetroit . loll.Wed by three kJitholl team plaJred In It laat games-G.-..n" Bay vo. Atlanta oeuon. AI en Independent, the at Canton, Qrtto,t&Jeveland VI- Falcooa llnlohed with a Minnesota at "Aihll, Ohio alii record 1 year ago. Los Angel~ va. Son Francisco Miller hal 11 lettermen reat Allahelnl '·Iii> tumlng lid a atrons backfield two 011111 exhlliiions on l!undiQ': headed b.r 170 lb. halfback Rich Washl~t4I>hllaclelphla am West who carried lor 119 yards Baltimore aflleUu. laat week. '!be Miller line avRoy Jefl'eriCII, Pittaburgh"s erages over 175 lba., with the top wide receiver, mlased the backs avenging 157 lba. Giant I!JID10 because he was 1be smaller roi-aadoes _,ld • u 'P e ·• d e d llllluflnltely IO< like to upset the Falcona I o r breaking the team's curfew 011 thelr 1nitlal will ~ the young Wedne~ night. '!be Toraadoes battled '!be Steelara didn't oeem to · North Galllo right clolm to the ml11 him. Sblner loosed an 11- wire IIIII were ill the same un1t1 ~rd 11'111 to his r..,lacement, the PJreteo ICOI'ed .., the laat roolde Erwin Wllllema, to set i>la3 at the I!JIDIO• '«' the Steelere' first TD on a Speed Ill tile backfield could !IIIII to Earl Groo. he the Toraadoes' bell counter In the 'fourt~perled, Shiner with 160 lb• ..,.., Ike ..._ _... COIIIIOct.d oo a S.yard TD paso cer, QIU'terback, 1fG lb• ..,.,. to . J ohh Hjlton that put the omore steve JlllidJia, right half. Steelers allead 14-13. Gene back, 160 lb. frelbmanleft balfMingo theQ added a ~ back Peui .illlloo, lid 200 lb. field goal lete In the came1« IOIIIor Bill -ck, who hal the Staelers' DM! scOre. IWitcbed to lullbadt from tackle. 1be -·•·r .AFL · . Siartlllg"-·--~v-•·ror • .,._ . , Fa! ........., ....,... .,.. Kiener' 160 lb. left end. On clelense will be Joseph IIIII Dodson, end•· 1bomaa : : Pete Klen taekl , Pompey and wie..::.:;berg I20 lb Mike Mlr I 'mlddl ' ani; 1 lb. Jobnc :;,..sh lb. Paul Olsh, cornerbacks, and Joe Kiener and Dank sal ttes. es, e- ~s· 2~-1 46 8atur~-allll sea-. n_... pmes atart Sunday, BudaJo Billa hostlrw York Jets. with the the New in the or · :.!' 1~ Otlil-rs ~~ Resume ·Action 'Thirteen area high schools wlll resume footballactlonthtt even.. lrw: aa the 1969 campaign movea Into ill · se~i:md week. · Tornado Tackles It was the final exhibition game for both teams and the Steeiera ftnialled at 2-3 alii the Giants, who've now lost nine ~l&ht since they beat Philadelphia, 7~, lost Nov, 17, Wo\md II' at W. The Steelera host Detroit and tho Glanll entertaln MinneSOta on Sept. 21 ~ Teams EI--·ed ~ By Mixed Glee Club Ofl'lc:era were elected for the 1967-70 school year Thursday by the Mixed Glee Club at East.. ern Inlh School. Elected were Ruth All1 Barn~ hlll, urealdent; Keltb Weber, vice F•aldent; KathY Tuttle, secretaryj Melanie Dean, aewa reporter, and Diane Grueser ODd Hobin ltmljlhrey, llbrarlanl- UNDERGOES SURGERY BOSTON (UP!)- Former hoe· vywelght champloo Gone Tunney, 72, ....,...orated today from bac k surpry performed Thoro- teagUe AllelghtSoutheasternOhloLequeteomswlllseenllll non.!..,.. action before conference play geta underway next weeken:l. · Eaet Gallipolis will open 111 home lng tldt Jeer, and IIIIQ' 111111 It W. L. Pet. GB season at 8 p.m. with Coal dlf!leult to r-' laat _,....., Now York •.• 85 57 .559 Grove. Athens will tackle a · 31-12 romp OYtr the Ooka. Chi- . . . . 84 60 .583 2 strong Lancaster teun at Lan. Plttsl>uldi • • • 76 64 .543 8 .. other same& tonight, Portia St. Loola .... 77 66.538 8'h caster, and Ironton will boat tile mouth Eaot Is at Piketon, SouthPhUadelphla • - 57 84 ,404 27'h Portsmouth Trojans. ern IIMJU-.r-(2 p. m. Lancaster is a new foe on the Solunlay), Montreal •••• 44 100 .306 42 Alexander 1¢ · West W. L, Pet. GB Cincinnati • . • 77 63 .550 Atla!>ta ' . • . • 79 65 . 549 Son Fran •••• 78 65 .545 % Los Angeles • , 76 65 .539 l'h - - •••.• 75 66 .532 2% san Dleso ••• , 45 98 .315 33% Thurs&Qr's Results New York 4 Moolreal 0 Phlla t Chlcaso 3 Plttsburlh 3 St. Lools 2 Clndmatl 6 san Dleso 4 Atlanta 5 san Fran 3 Loa Ang I Houston 0 Today's Probable Pitchers (All Tlmeo ED1) llloJitreal (Stoneman 9-16) at Phlladelphla (Champion 5-8), 7:30 p.m. New York (Cen!Well 6.j) and Kooaman 13-9) at Pittsburgh (Moo•• 10.:! and Ellis 9-15), 2, 6 p.m. Ollca&<> (Hands 1&-13) at St. Louis (TIQ'Ior 7 .:!), 9 p.m. lloo11Dn (Griffin 10-8) at Atlanta (Stone 11-9), 8 p.m. Son Die&<> (Santorlnl 7..13) at los Angeles (Singer 18-9), 11 p.m. Cincinnati (Culver 5-7) at San Francisco (Sadecki 5~, 11 p.m. Saturday's Games Montreal at Phlla, nllht Bulldop schedule this fall. Iron- Southwestern, Kyger Creek at ton will be out for revenge, Wahama, and In the Southern having sutrerec:l a 56-14 setback Valley Athletic Conference beadat Portsmoolh in 1968. Coal liner, North GoUla Ia at EastGTOYe will try to avenge a 34-6 ern. loss to GADS last year. Jack1011 will host Greenfield, a team the Ironmen slauahtered 40-8 last year. Logan Is at Hllllard. Last year, the Ollelo won, 14-6. Melgo will have Ill hands lull at Pt. Pleasant. ID 1968, the Big macks posted 28-.6 win over the Maraudera. a· Vinton County Is at Nei'IJII· vllle York. Last year, the Buck eyes won 40-6, Wt apparently they doo't have it this year. The Vlldngs ll'I8J' avenge last ;rear's setback. Wellston travels to Oak IWI. The Golden Rockell are rebuilda --~-·· ;w; Tonight'• Games Alexander at Soothwestern Kyger Creek at Wahama North Gallia at Eastern Portsmouth East at Piketon Wellston at Oak HUI Vinton CouniJ' at NeiiiCIIVllleYork Meigs at Pt. Pleasant logan at Inlllard Greenfield at Jackson Portsmouth at Irontori Athens at Lancaster COal Grove at Gallipolia By UliltAOd . 1'r~slnta,.tl .... ' Natloral Leque G. AB 11. H. Jonoo, NY 130 458 90 !59 Rose, 'Cin 134 532 107 183 .3414 ;:. clmnte, Plt12t 449 76 153 .au ·Jhnsn, Cin 122 467 79 153 Alou, Pit I~ 608 96 199 McCvy, SF 130 425 87 136 Starg), Pit 12.:i 451 80 Iff ,3lt· Davis, LA 109 418 55 132 .318 Snguln, Pit 109 385 55 l21 .31• . Tolan, Cln!32 564 100 176 .311 H. Aron, Ad 130 478 92 149 312 . American League G. AB 11. H. Pet. , Carew, Min105 394 74 135 .Ma Heeoe, Min 118 377 48 123 ,326 Smith, Bos 126 485 81 155 .320 Pwell, Bal 138 486 81 154 .317 Oliva, Min 133 554 91 175 .316 F. Rbsn, Ba1 137 504 104 159 .315 Howrd, Was 143 527 104 161 .306 Ptrcll, Boa 133 454 84 139 .306 Clarke, NY 137 564 72 168 ,218 Blatr, Bal 135 564 99 167 .296 --w!i-;-.Racine Soeial Events BY MRS. FRANCIS MORRIS Mrs. Helen Simpson was hostess at her home for the Esther Circle or the BapUst Missionary Society Morday evening, Sept. 8. The first verse of .. What A Friend" opened the devotions by Vera Beegle. Scripture (Phil. 2: 1-11. Tile tcpic was "Take Your Neighbor's Place," She also gave New York at Pittsburgh . readilljs, "The other Fellow's Chicago at St. Louis, night Shoes" and "The Quiet Hour," Houston at Atlanta, night San DiegQ at Los Ang, night and dosed with pra.ver after the group had sung the secolxl and Cincinnati at San Fran third stanzas or "What A American League Friend." After the business ses.East sian, in charge orHeienSlmpson, W. L. Pet. GB chairman, al'kl prayer ror special Baltimore . • 99 45 .688 misslonartes by Ethel Smith, Detroit • . . . 82 61 .537 I61f.! Mrs. Dorothy Badgley presented Boston ••• , 76 65 .539 21'1, • progrllll\ entitled "Praise the W18hlngton , • 74 70 .514 25 Living God." Hymn by the gro,., New York ••• 70 72 .493 28 was "Praise Him! Praise Him!" Cleveland . , , 57 87 .396 42 Durlog lhe social hour, Mrs. West ·' Si!Dpsoo~ · · hos~e.U~ sQI've~l, ~ret W. L. Pet. GB· _rreshtnents in $he dining t'oom tc{ Minnesota •• 86 56 .606 nine members Present. Oakland •..• 77 64 .546 Rlh Mrs. James lAird and son or California ..• 61 79 .436 24 Colwnbus were called ller due to Kansas City .• 59 83 .415 27 the accident of her rather, Mr. Ch1C680 . • . . 56 84 .400 29 Linley Hart, who was taken to Seattle ..••• 55 86 .390 31 Veterans Memorial Hospital Thursday's Results Mrs. Ellen Couch or Pomel-oy is Oakland 6 Seattle 3 also a guest at their home. Kon Clqo 3 California 0 Mrs. Maud Young and Mr~ Wash 7 New York 3 Prescn't Cross are patients at Cleveland S ·Detroit 2 Veterans Memorial Hospital as is Baltimore 4 Boston 2 Mr. Mason ~ncer. Chicago 4 Mim.esota"0 Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Lewis Todc\y's Probable Pitchers of Akron spent over Labor Day (All Times EDT) witll Mr. ancl Mrs. George NeigCallfornia (May 8-11 and Mur.. ler am Mrs. John Marr. PitY 9..13) at Seattle (Brwtet 7.. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Roush and l2 and Barber 3-4), 2, 9 p.m. Nancy of Columbus were week.eOO Kansas Cicy (Rooker 4..12) at guests o( Mr. aOO Mrs. Owen WatMlmesota (Perry 17 -6), 9 p.m. son. They were accompanied by Otkland (Krausse 7-7} at Chi. Mrs. Lavinia Simpson who bad cago (Edmondson 1-6), 8:30 p. visited relatives in Columbus. m. Mr. and Mrs. David Nease of Cleveland Hargan 5-12) at Baltimore (Hardin 5-I), 8 p.m • Sa.turda..v's Games Detroit (WDBOII 12-9) at Wash- Call! II 3eeltle, night ington (Moore 8-71. 7:30 ..... Kon Clcy at Mlnnesote Boaton ( Lomorg 7.S a n d Oeldand at Cbleago Siebert 11-11) at New y 0 r k Cleveland at Bal~ night (Downlrw 5.-4 and Keklch 2-4) 2 DetrOit at Washington . 5p.m. · ' ' Boston at New York Columbus sgent the weekeOO witb his mother, Mrs. Don Nease. Mrs. Nease left Monday ror an indefinite visit with the David Neases. Mr. and Mr!. Ra,y Riethmiller returned to their home in Ft Lauderdale, Fla., after. a visit with his sister, Miss Ina Riethmiller. Mr. and Mrs. Francis Morris were in Gal~foUs Thursday and visited her .Sister, Mrs. Esther Comstock at ·Kanauga. Mr. Henry Roush returned home trcn two weeks in Akron. He accompanied his son. Dale, who spent the weekend here. Kenneth Fisher of Akron spent the weekend ' with his gi1UJ)par ents, Mr. ancr Mrs. Henry Roush. Mr. aOO Mrs. Delbert Morris of Athens am Mrs. Elsie Roush or Pomeroy caUed SUnday afternoon on Mr. am Mrs. (f;qAF!J\.... Morris. ·'Mr. Ralph Blythe or Newark visited his wife at the home of Mrs. Present Cross over the weekeOO. WELCOMES YANKEES WASIUNGTON (UP!) - President Nixon, the nation's "No. 1 Baseball Fan," welcomed 15 members or the New York Yankees Thursday as they toured the Rose Garden on the White House grounds. Nixon received his designation as «v baseball fan on the evening of the All-Star Game ln · the nation's capital last July, Heme Runs Netlooal League: McCOvey, SF 44; H. Aaron, Atl 41; Mly, Cin 35; Perez, Cln 34; Wynn. Hou 31. American League: JackiiCII, Oak and Howard, Wash 46; Killebrew, Minn 42; Powell, Bait and Petrocelli, Bos 37. Runa Batted In Nedonal League: McCovey, SF 119; Sa.~ 01i 116; Perez, Clo 108; Ma.)', Cln 101; Banks Chl94. CROW'S JTEAI HOUSE • Home of .. the Fabulous .... ~ ' SANDWICH Order By Phone Ho.,. And Toke Em 992-5432 tho COOl ,.-1$ will be 155 ~ to "alleviate - . . root lb. ..,vterback Jer-n Denbo, preosure." moat ICIIII three yeero to llop Important contest ' the live ,_ . ·-- -~ leaaue ..,..,.,.. . - . ~u to krKM In other · -.' ow to. 111a1 this pme," ho be at Denver,' pllll!ll. llcilton will Houslon at . ·~ffald. "'!bat's the wa,y Johnoon, Oaldantl, ..,. ,.,:_ _;,. . ...:~ , ··~ ... . Kanlckl are. II)' . _,. ~..... ~~ - · ,,:: - ~~- GresorY ani Marv ::"111• Clb'lld Ml¢1 .wW be . . ~ ~~:..t.J...... IJ'e· ju'lt 1Jabf8L 1'he)' I 1· Yo.ur CIIIIIPIIIflll. ."H~adljiUirlers'' Canlo, game. victory. "' ••• .lill•' Larry IWI!ngsworth a n d Tom Fro!*rl provided t h e needed boost to the Jets' hopes ror the Governor'• Cup by com.. b1nin,g on a three-bitter for a 3.j) llhutout at the Syracuoe Ollefs, who led 3.jj In tho bestor....,en series soln& Into the Glanll- at Montreel but he to111ed two' touctl!own passes to leed the ~lers to a 17-13 . \:• Ploc•dw .... I..,..Stlcun ./·have ao mtJCh to learn." . . ' ' tho llroontl 'Jace the .lOll , !If. ·~ ." ~·. e QUALITY PllNf5HoP · V~RMOM Wl!iiR, - · aeason 1,. thJ cUt, no VI~ · ....,. ....re .. datermlae the clllb. "'" ·~lildi Model 2Tl41C St. . .QUALITY. . HOME .,..,FURNISHINGS . . DIAQ' . ' (2ziii!~" . ~ . 9/5 9/12 :zte .. 2G II . A,ROVID> 7 DAY 0, JULY INf CHAAL!IW. UGAR '-• eU Wallar ~facit)' this atm~mer. PASSEDI JULY '1, 1969. I '~ 0 .knowl our methods alii hao ~:~~ hla ollnce. All this '-• ~· ~·Johnsoo ..., be ao good 81 -~f. ' i 1 1 ', .:1!ia,an't played ,., to his lull .,._ w.r. . · .·~~~rono In the equlpolent. pma. He ·~tl!e pb,yslcal relatives, Front Llvl._ orro. CLEVELAND (UP!) _ M!f>o played In Montreal a;_. . the ! neiiOie VIkings vehran Quarter· Calladlan cl~ aialn seemed : . back Joe Kapp wW be riiiii\IJw . allloRed with the Cuadlan : for his Ufe Saturday night brend of ·p(o lootholl as only 11 •c Dick Modzelewski has 11\}'1••- 12,724 larui showed ,., lor the • uu~~& American version. -Only a,ooo ·~r ' to say about iL j..i. r:· , Modzelewski, former BrownS :;,._ 'attended a Detroit.-Botton . , . ., • ·111~" '~'"'"' .I>· ''•i<.•O<->i-t ''·• ·l~~. · ~- 'Filf:.'GAR!Idaddf'l; ·sponsored ~o., f' five : . SUNDAY ,NIGHT · • • ·•" ' ~-'"''1~l1"•o!<J 1 nilli>ed Chleaao, · ~. alii Plt- .Coo\aeeutlve dciDies by Mautobu.-.h downed ~ Loulo, 3-2. ry WUis and Manni' Mete Chi- Slulll Out nrtno produced the Loa ~eles nm · ln the American Lague, that cave Claude 0-n a fourOaklarxl boot Seellle, .6-3, hit victory over the "AltrOs IIIII KanAB Clcy shut out Celllornla, hlo 19th win of the ....... ~. Waeht~ took New York, Mike LUm'a two-run· 11irWJ.e in 7~. Clevnlarxl deleoted Detroit, t h e eighth caw Atlenta their 5-2, Baltimore got by Boston 4-2 triumph over the Glanll alii ancl Chicago shut out Mtnoeso-- knocked ~ Glints out 'or first te,4.(). place In the Wes~ The Meta' vit:tory over Two SOlo Hanen M011treal left New York two Lum was }•~~ for Ron pmes aheod of Ollcago In tho Reed, who allowOcl hits In league's Eastern Division. Gen- elsht lnn!Jw• and got credit for try, who called hia performance · hlo 16th victory. The Glanla' uhorrible," pitched horribly hits included two solo homers enough to strike oul nine Elrpos by WHile MeCovey, hit t3rd and In e..,n!Jw hlo reconi 11 11-11. 44th. Cinci.IU'8tl's P e t e Roae Ollcago drq~ped lts eighth stroked three hits to drive heme straight a..S reD two games three runo In helplna the Reds behind th~ Mots In the East to their victory over Son Diego. '!be win put Cln<IM!tl In first COLUMBUS (UP!) - Pltehplace ln the league'• Western ing provided the needed thrust Division, a percentep point up for the COiumbua Jets Tlureon Atlenta. ~ night to keep them so1n1 In lnlernadonal League pi!Q'_ \ Steelers 1!opple ... :.:. NY Giants 17-13 eeater ror" .,.., ~ _• tG- ·h-j""---• ... proof that there'• more to the •\!', ' ·;··"'II' tlrely whloh plants are 1101•.,.. ouo. . Authorities are eonti"DIIall1 addliw - tOld¢ pJaato to tho alii lllrs. Vernoa Cody alii other AJITENNAS AND 992·7242 l :m ·•......-. uio Mrs. Lowell 'Ia,ylor and chll· dren of Radnor IIJIOnt a week with other relath'8L Mr. aod Mrs. Hel;bort Houih, Mrs. EdJII Rouahlld lira. Gladys - Shield• sptnt l!undiQ' afler110011 with lllr. alllllllro. Albert Boston and lllr. and lllrs. TJII!loston 11 Letart,W, VL Walter Mellode or Troy visit.! lllrs. Gladys lilleld1 IIIII other ' Mr. alii HW residence lD Bael.ne. )fartlllltld lid llr. &lid MrL Mr. and lllro. Marshall Ad-o llarrJ Stohl.at-~ vi .. . aina, Mrs. Lorry O'Brien, Jim- it.! receJIIb' Willi llr. IIIII IIn. my. Linda and C&rcll, IIJIOni • Normail Sc...,.._, ' weekend in COlumbus with Mr. SKYLINE FULLY CARPETED-STORM WINDOWS $49-95 I the lloliu7 IQ- lleonl, lid the llut<r Booft One ""'!1111111 •IIOUih "" soedo. Ollell, tcu - ·boj; ... ihe eln, • JI9Wertul bloild poiiiCII, tO RoiarJ p .. "'!<•· J~ ...,. kfila chll4; are near)J plaat - It .. Rat boll.. til .... a lethal """" q 'an .adlllt. •Other. ·. eciomley, . . . .. C,otoo- . . . eamplei, or krKMnplallla that are Theoe aeedlue · ~ · ­ toxic when I,.. st.~ · ue: PoiJ>. ln tho fana cit JOwolr)', nidllao- sltta l•ves, mlwtletoe berrfes, tl, beads, oniuned:a and: tOiL dalfodllo, eya~lpdll0rcl11us 111ou~ at thOoe .~ni. bulbt\1 peach lz'1ie. ~vea, chen:f have beeD brOIIIIh! Into tldt ....,. tree llriia, · ~!D IIIII lmlato II')' by touriN, 'fines and lollip, and rhubarb '!be Rooal')' PM lid Jt~~lirU;r leaveo. '!be Accident Pre"ntlon Unit, ·Ohio Dopa- of Health ado . BY MRS. HERBERT ROUSH called Sunday on Mr. alii lllrs. Hoy Donahue, Mr. and Mro. Her· bert Roush, lllro. Rusoell .- h aM Ernest Hutton. Walter Hulton visited with hit nephew, Em11t Huttoa, Sun!IQ. lllr. and lllro, Don IIIIJie moved their trailer from Sonlll • to the John Inll fer111. Mr. IIIIJie has been tnnsferred trCMD Dam 16 to the Bellv!UellaaL · lllr, and Mrs. Jim Comollylllll Brian have moved to the Albert n.ll"*td bJ carrier ' ...: . . . ea,tor. ~n health · aialleble · In' .• ,.terOII' 'i out ....., are popUlar aiiiCir!i N.D;, hotllc!!llojrlsfa. ,n., ieecla' lhr"' lni;~ ....~taJy~' ~~~ra,;;. '•1ndi . ro-o..._,':"en•-~; " ·,. . -~c, 'bla are · wl)l)e, or JIIOUIOtlwlthBNY, black a!ld .white. t1w •lV• Mrs. JlDlior Meeker alii Delores Meeker ot Moundsville, W. VL, lll'llml . .lhbl1 45 o:enll per~ <N ,._.. 111 111111'11~ •• u. Dlt.lb S.lltl....ll)l(l... tu.tt. Six '299 :~.1 ·~Ji.. , lllr. and lllro. Meeker, Mr. alii Seton~! cli11 pootap,.W·P-"'t',Ohlo. Nlllwal 8ihvtltiJil RWII'IIInlllli .. flail.,._ eii\-GII~r, Inc., 12 F.ul U.C 91,, Nn York Cit,, N• ~ork. New Furniture .Ui ,. "11~lJlO"II')j/l relatJ.veL Plill.blrf' lUll.)' Ueep\ St~ br T ... Ohlll ValhJ f'ubllobilll c..np.IQ', Ill Neellalllc !ll., P - . IIIlo, U1f9. &li,.oo OtD.ot , . _ m.JlH, Edllclr'-1 Phone 8924151. 3 ROOMS 60ll2 iY!~ to~~·l!tlr;.. New " 11.: 'El,j1en ·. ·•· .:·:. :~~~'flll~·~·"l... . ..., .l:i,. .18 Ellllic;e .ca.ae, ~.SOil,. ,.,.. l<il.ol"< La,s tyear ·r·OYwereveryproud .. at me, but oow thO!' ere having secollll thoughts. Why? )lOeause 1 have chosen u room mate Ofl1a: HlliJRS 9:30 TO 1%, 2 TO 5 (CL05E AT NOON ON 111URS.) - EAST COURT ST., POMEROY ONLY . App}e Grove ly; , Ollilh, laiormc·'' 19~ ldU ....ilat! .-. illioMral....., I ... aendlnc yw two lenatlof a"!"¥ . _ r i which. haVe two •OI'l' cllt- llhe dots 1101 · to .......,,. fereat viewpoints. ODe 11 from Eo,. tllaUih I liD IIIII a Ylrala me, repreuntlng the porentallll- IIIII ,l!ave no P~JD• or laclll!atloa tllucle, the other from our daugh. tp d...,o 11111111111, t h l • ter. We'dllkeyouroplnlon.Firll, · at;inlllwtlioYcouldel'bla~Jihea1f. 11\Y leller: 'l1let' . are iRJRE thai. If I live Dear Helen: We ~e the par.. WUii a uaolt IOUI'' I, too, ·will erto of a .........,.1, bright, eon- 1M! 111J tale, which to at.m IIIII oimalble and well.ooljulled 18. · - n almolt a "fate _ .. year-old girl. Our relatlonablp than, death." hao been very grallf1lng. Ralsl'UIIojlo thlo room mate - Inti her ha8 bHD a joy. Our -.roy lon't the rool 1...., home has elways bHDlllled with but hat Clllll broulht It to a hatd. love and mutual l'O&JIOet, lalth I Dllinlaln that oornetldni and trust. be lacldng here, In me, In Item, Ourlirat serious dll!erence 11 In at uo? I I haYO ......, up with us oow. Soncl1 had a line to be the peroon the.r haVe tried freahDWI yeor at oolleae, help. • (I think very IIICCOIII'IIl!y) to ed along by a lovely room mate. make me, 1110)' lhould not wor. an this year she hat chooen IO< I'll· I will do ooJ.v what I feel II her replacement (the other l!lrl right to do. Tbey knoW tldt, but transferred) a wild cype wt.o ha8 the feer that I will """' tD ...,. tried pot and, as thO)' 1!1Q', "&IOIJII alder rlibt what thO)' believe to around." be _ , . '!bOY tell me thO)' lOIII This girl 11 doing evel')'llllag 1110 &WIQ' to school beeauoo ther we have taught our. daJI,Ihter lo have lalth and trust In me. morally and ph.ylicalb' wroog. lthinkthe,yshoulduercleethil Our Sond,y admill she llllj' be a Inial IIIII allow me to make 1111 ttHedonist, '' but I eel a she can own decisions and )lclaments help her and, st any rate, her even to making mY- mlatekea. lack af l"Gral• won't rub off, With this taken awa,y, 1111 .,.cashe IIQ'I. I get the imprenlon lion Ia useleu. Do feel. that Sandy almost admires these lngl make en ..; UNREASONA.Ulloto lor their "independence," BLE DAUGm'EII? We have never irled to runoor Deer MotbOr and DIOighter: daughter'• life, only to IOiicle Yoo ere neither 111 "over her, but on this issue we feel we protectl.ve•• motltar, nor an ''WImuat be adamant We do not reuonable" daughter becauoe want her In such close a"oela- JOU're both reacting In totally lion with lmmorallcy. Are we llormal and predlelable wa,yo. OVER-PROTECTIVE PARENTS? Wbatpereat lon'tlrlghiA!IIedwhen Next, our dausl1ter'l letter: a child ,_.llli'es lndo.IMHIIIence Dear Helen: I respect and ad. IIIII - t young aolllt wwt11 her ll!lre m,y parents, and I II1IDPI- salt waallto 1111)' uDder the parthi10 for they are In a comm011 ental thumb, oo matter how love. sltuatlOD. '1belr claulhter came ly IIIII sale It Is c1o1m there? y.., ha•e rallied your dall&hter home from a y...- at coiiOIIO not exactly tbe same person lhe waa well, "Mother", now It's time at ago 17, to let &<>· Because JOU'Ve given My nature didn't change ex- her firm atandarda JOU can except that I became more sell- poet her to coutlllle living In a rellant. Bit llrU macle aware at wa.Y that will make herfeelproucl viewpoints and experiences that at htriOlf - and YOU prGUCJ at were different from tllose which her1 Those 18 years ot hl&1py, 13 y...-s of Catholic school closNmlt family life ....,•t be plus a vecy close - knit camBy washed awa,y. Rllther, rd .,eas, llle - lelllht me. thla rebeWoo -based rrtendohlp 1be coiinge I attend Is me af the be•J In tho country, My folks have sacrWced a lot to send me there, and I appreciate It Breat. !"""-------" · ··--.. •uu 1 u,N~, ! · ~OfA~.T~~, 0. D. IIPo. ~ . are tOil~' lllth ·-·- . · ' Thirteen Area Prep ets, Reds On Top ;I. n Hectic NL Race - fkor.: ot' Cb\.~.. .~ with . jo) . lltlr Holen: ·, ., . ~ ""' ' .' �' . '' ~~;~;·:-:l'QI'-Mid<l((port, ·O., l'\idl,, s.p~r 12. tNt j, ' . :- '• As · · ' •y' Is I:AJDe Un.t ·u·. -,,'tO · J Ill'. lawn... a legallztrw abortion and abolish!JW capital pur.lshment. DAIRY FEEDS House Speaker Charles F. r•ctufrelftentl ;;~;~t,; eeonolllfca/lyl New coats• re"t""' gum• ond tftth need, whll• he g•t. • I a/1, pro~ln oM lot to h•p him In top condition. H-•..., yov f11d h-dr)" « ml•ed with woter, milk, !Mot, or weget .. l• trovy-your dog will lov• hs tatte ond texture. and )"~N'II IO't'e lt1 economy. K-p )"Oiolf dog •IMf'lletle ond enthvtiCIItle the MOlt woy-wfth o w1ll•tegulot1d f"dlng program and R.ct Ro.. Dot Faod. ..... Run Flour Milia i80 MULBERRY POMEROY PH. 992·2il5 OUR NEW LINE OF MERCHANDISE. ___ ~-----.YOUR Hau~e; Mrs. OU, ~r 11111 · Mra. J, Edward Foster, hoot. e11; PI"'Onnll on the CoaiiJtU .. tlon ._, Mrs. Emeroon Janoo, WAHAMA IDGH School ...-al· ty cheerleaders to ~~IKX~sor ~n clallee Friday night from 10 J>.DL to 12 p;in. at the Wahema Htab School auditorium !CJ!loori111 the Wahema • Kyger Creek - . ! pme. The Jays will emcee. GOLD FISH World CoiiUilllllllf De,y wu 111- dlsc .brakea. Auto. tranS. __________ _ milk products antj · high-quality animal Pont.,.y, 0. 992-2164 "ALL KINOS OF STUFF"-FOR LARGE & SMALL ANIMALS, Ohio Y1lley · • 67 Fireblrd "400' 2 dr. Hard TOll Pontiac .... $2295 Rio Payroll - Gallipolis, 11.9 Was $64,664 andGAUGES 12.5 runnlrw t Pt. Pleaaant, 23.80; Pomeroy. Ma· son, 20.24; luntoo, !.QO taUiq[; For August , Ka18whe Fillls, a. 68 tantrw; low mileage, extra 1hclrp. 4 1p: trona. A()O cu. in. en· gino. Positive troc. by married Man with Charleston, 18.10 lall~ Loodon, 1\famnet, and Winfield, are on sill. BOAT MOVEMENTS: GALLIPOLIS LOCKS- Luther Hardman d<own 4:05 ~>om.; Jane T• .., 8 ~>om:; ORCo doom 9:50 p.m.; Thoreaa Seley .., 11:3(11>m,; H. E. Bowles d<Mn 1:35 1. - t ..., 2:10 . a.m.; ..n~ m.; J euiNII .._ ert P. Tlbolt down 5:30.a.m.; IJ>. ca o., 8:2() a. lit.; Fj'anklln Pierce era Anocla11on fiRures, t h i 11 ·up waiting. ' · money was cllvlded Into six Pll· KANAWHA RIVER- Manne!, eral areas In the following man- Fort Dearborn .down 1:10 Lm.; ner · 0. F. Shearer dCM"n 1:20 a.m.; The fir at area, savings, woold Alan H. MerrUI "" 5:30 a.m.; Include savings acoountl, Ute in- Semet up 6:50a.m.; Winfield, w. surance premiums, stocka an:l H. Shaver, Jr. down 8:05 p.m.; bonds, and principal onlllOl'lpp Toby C. up 9:40p.m.; George T. !li,)'IIIOIIta. ,!w[la•l*:ally,;iU.roolo•• Price ~ )itiJa •;;).. · Attoll lege's employees wouldhaveaav- cllrt.up l:40.a.m.; Ouachita dOwn · RIO GRANDE - 'Rio Grinde College had a JI0)'1'oll of$114,664 In Atqull acoordlng to tlaurea relealled· tocky by W I I I I a m Smeltzer, bullllless manag'er and treasurer of the college, This mlkea ttie college tlle,_,..largeat private employer in Gallla Councy. The college ' elllj)loj!ed 118 peraona ao of August 31. Aecordln8 1D American Beak- ed · an average of f83, ' As -a ' 4:4S a.D). •• groop, they would hive aaved IIIIPJ'Ol(lmatei)" $9,794, The second area, shelter, would Include rent or mortgage paymenls. Individual upend!. lures would have averaged $85, whlle the total amount would have been approxlmatei)" $10,. 03(1, Tbe. third area Is toad coste, lnducllni tile eoat of meals outelcle tile home, As whole, college per....,.! would have spelll a - $13,334 011 food. The av. erqe indlvl<llalwouldhaveopent $113, In the ar~ of clothing, the avwage indl\illlal axpendlture wauld have been $50, Wbtle tile tolal amount for the gl'Qip was $5.800. Tbe llftb area, howle apora. tlon, would lnelude uWII;y billa, llll'lllture ..,.... houaehold oup. piles, OlldlineJ!, Cdllep parno! spent OI1IOfOldmately ·$4,838 in 1hl11 area u a'IJ'OUp'. / The last area cited b.r I he American Bonkers Aoaodatlon Ia entertalmaeaL 1blo clua ln. oludea health; vaca- tion ind ncreallon - -.. ,r101181 famiiJ allowaneel, duel Ull mombwllhlp laea, .,.. tile eoll of....._,., -taoa, ind ....... for lamil,y - · fadl. ,vkllalb". tile collefll'a poriCIIIel would have IIJlOII( $78 on tile av. . ........ As • ll!""P· tbq -w hDe apenl ~$9,204. AI a IJ'OIIP, tile~~ of Rto Grande CoUelo Paid 411,. 11M ....111 tile of Aug. 1111 for - . and IOdol ....,.. lly benlrlta. OIUO RIVER - Leek 14, Hay·. mond Thol'[Oe Ul' 3:20 p.rn:; Steel Clipper up 3:20 p.m.; Lock lS, Vosa-K dowa 8:451>-m.; Leek 16, St. Maryo up 3:55a.m.; Steel PIoneer "' 4:30 a.m.; Lock 17,, A. v. Criss dUW"n 8:26p.m.; Jeffer.. oon up 10:25 ~>om.; lnclla• o., 12:15 a.m.; Wllllam 11. Zimmer up 6 a. m.; Belleville LOcks, Peace up 8:10p,m.;ElllheWooda up 12:20 a.m.; Natlcxal o.io 6:to a.m.; Leek 21, Beckjord · down 6:05 o.m.; Racine Leeks; Solly Polk down 9:301>-m.;WalterOir· b down 2:10a.m.; White Gold It> 6 a.m.: Greerup Locka, Ram.,. wood "' 3:10 p.m.; Frenkllit 11, li' 4 a.m.i Universal Voyager lit 11:50 J>.m.; Foremolt o., 1<15 a. m.; Am Brert..., 2:30a.-m.; Mel· dahl Loeko, Ellane G. down 3:45 p,m. ;. J, s. Lewla, Ashland down 6:40 p.m.; Eooo PeMSyhanla d<Mn 8:30 ~>om.; !indrew P. Cal· h0111 "' U:t51>-m.: ML State up 1:45 Lm.; Zapajll. Service up 3:15 a.m.; L. W. Sweet down 7:15 ..... Eighth Grader Mlko Hot!man, lOti of !,lr, and MrL Fred Hollman, ' South Fourth St., MJddleport, ·~ a trac:tured ann In 7-llh .,..... - I I pracUee on Wednolday, He wUI bO the . .son. . out,.... . :!< ,; ~ '' ' II wheels. Cuotom trim. Owned --by 7 400 cu. ln. engine. Auto. trona. Power steering. Like ntw oppearan~;e. ·· . 67 Lllll•s VB Pontiac 2 dr. Hard Top ........ $1795 350 cu. ln. engine. Auto. trans. Power storing. Extro sharp. 67 Galaxle 500 Ford 4 m. Sedan ............. $1895 ,; AND MANY 1011.. · I CAN to work, Chrlatllll P owtb, parllc:ularl,y Hid, and auggoslecl that It for the oentoi ciUzea, 1111 the J)l'08l'am Ollljlllaola Wbea t he . llouihtera of Ruth of tile Pomo. roy United . . _ . CWi'eh mot Monday al the homo of lllaa Ne~e PONTIAC-\ GMC TRUcKS 116 Ytora of Contla.O.t Botl .. oo > .. PHONE 992·21<13 POMI!ROY', OHIO Blq[, Uainc "Keep on Growla&'' u ber tople, Mia• Leeretla GtmboJ. mer that It Ia morolm(OOI1aiJt to Ill' of one that he lo rnalllrlnj[ tl1an to aay he Ia rna. tuncL •"''be ob.iecUve of a Chrlltlln ahould be to move U.P. to llrlvo, to lmjlovve hlo falti.. ind Ilia W'e," lbe IAld. 9le referred to PIUl ind 'bla hl&her ealtlng, pd llrealed the ._...,.. of 'illtneoalni to tile laltll. -ned ., id · .,Wir, •. 1968- Ponti;~~ BonnevUie H:r. C"". . 1 1 $2695 1nilf& '·~""fr<i"!'tl1l') .'V11"' . . , ... , . auv \ o:'t .,, .... r. , •~~~= w~p·,·.,.··~· QI ~. JW1 " "l'i?it's," Ylliltlt''witN";Od Flit;, '1'8, mi loo;.Shar I;.--..· , ., ,A ,. ..,P1 . ., ,. . . ~ 1966 Buick Skyln lacon ............... $1'995 V·B motor, auto. Tran1., P.B.,. P.S., factory oir-Ccmcll· tioning, gold with matching interior. Sharp! ··:MOON -$3.50 - ' ,- ' r. .' The ....,.1 picnic o! the lolldGalli•i - • dleport nremon..auxillar> m'""" , lallil, Mra. bero ind tllelr lamiuos will be Mra. Millo '"'" held~attheRaYiaoniJQe»o or' attentlq[ .were tii'IJI; Mc!!lhlnt1f, Mra. Jolte Plan• tor the plcnlcwerer.James Dantels, at Vf"'""~ nlllfit'a raeejlrw 'o! KlOOL the· auxiliary held ot'lhe b.... of . :Mi-0: NOrman Wayland. Thooe plannlrw to attend to meet at ' tbe !Ire hou10 at 1:30· p.m. Mra. niomas llarot prealded at the meetlrw: Wt\el1tt wasded.ded to InVIte members of the Rutlalll Fire Department auxiliary lo.- th, Oct.oljer meetllllo llwaa FOR BOYS AND GiRLS , :HC.rd lap Coupe. V-8 motOr, au,o. 'tran1.~" power ltHring, power brakes, whittil witft blac~ vinyl t~, Full 110wer equiptll!nl, tilt wheol, ai"'!'llndltianiJtg, turquoin with turquoise Interior. Real nice. · ·•. 62 Chev. · 4 Door t.l~'· $295 63 Chev. ' lm~. HT Cpe. ' x:. $395 0( not wader... ead.JJlattnc ooe•a aelf, and ol ac. QUirlae a desire to lean - re. gudlea• ot ~ge. Har condudlnc.COiiunenl: ~R&o tire, Why ahould ~" Alon8 Wltll tile ,program thon&III. Mia• Gta. helmer read a .Poem written b7 Mrl. Graee Gloeelar, unable -to stleed me to Ul hltltll, Ill· titled~ "l Caa. n (He ~ col... ~ ~~~g~~~~~Jiltatlna~ whlehledopined . 23rd Pea1m ._, Mro. I \ OPi!H EVENINGS.Til 8:00·, , ' 912~2 .' , ·· ·· 1 I have but Uttle worldly goods, Bill: the little l can give Place,., read b1 several ,.member._ other ~ were liven May and a Bible quiz conoluiled the Pftlll'lm. awn... ...• .- - b.r .....,vi...... . ....,.rted x.-•• oo.-oa.. Chooto - k t ... the ~t ring To help the [)001' ancl needy help SCI!Ie child to live, With God's help I'll try to live Aceordtrw to hia wUI And always do JD¥ very best My pUJ'()08e to lulftll By Mrs. Grace GlOeokner HOLTERS ENTERTAIN Mr. ancl Mra, Clilford Holter of Racine recently entertained with alaJ!UI,y gatherlqil. The 1 r 100ft. peltl 9Jere Mr. aar;l Mrs. WU. Ill a IIOdal hour, rofreobmenll •--Holt er, tuUvui ·~-- Mr• an&t Mrs. UUI" were oarved and • pme eon- Larry Holter ind family', Grov... cllcted wl~ prlzeaawirded. Mr1. port, Miss Dia... Cross, ColuJD.. Eunloe ~. wlie receotly eel- bus; Mr. and Mra. Earl cro.a and e!>r-ber ftadb~,-. lamil)', Hacinei·MJosBrendallol· ad memberoforoardaibo..-v""' man, S1f0eese; indMr.andMra. ed. Robarl Ashley, ancl ramlly, Leo Pre- ...,.e Mro. E u n I o o tart Filii" ~. Mra. llolhla ShumWl,l', ' · lira. . Sovllla ~ llro. Roae • . CHURC![ OPENING 'lllqonu, Mro. ... Maaaar, !ln. COok'o Clajoe[ Chureh,localecl Mar1ba Orr, Mra. Vfrillllllmph. on ,the Bulavtlle Road, Gallla .._,, M r o. N~~~ey · eudll.,, ~...m be opened for aar111'1. Biebel, Nell -flees on S&tur<!a.l:~ ~ wu..,.. and lira. LllllanPicltono. 20 at t:ao P.m. ' ); . larr ·& VI~ ~nft · .. '',You'_ll Like otir Qi!l!lity of DoiiiB BliSt~~ess'~ , ber meettnc, bad tlavotiCXIolrom Ephealana 2 ind tho lesaon top. lc waa on "Tbe Chureh In Each tbe wen :\1170 ~Two ..... Ettiel by the eolnmitlee .to ............ Tbe IIOdoly voted to contribute $25 to the Coolvllle omorgoncy -.J, Plano were . - t o vlalt tlleohlldren'abome $145 -'at- 5. ONLY OLDS AT SALE , ..(E$ , ,_· Yll1e WSCS meetlnc: with Mrl. Mamti Buekley In itJ Septem... MrL r.- J!ubei ·ind Mro. pre.._. MrL Buckley Wben Laula Reibel wore 11110111 at the dues Were paid ind theplodge.f or 60 cllev. 2 Docir ~.=~~ '" SAVINGS CO. POMEROY, OHIO . they are 'being asked to financia~ 5'-t)port the program is through this weekly "Girl Scout Diary". Your meeting news notes should be telephoned to 992-5292 or mailed to The Daily Sentinel, Pomeroy. Warm Air Furnaces Layette Shower Given Mrs. Payne Mrs. DaroldGrahamentertainOthers atten:ling were Mrs. ed reeentb at the home of Mrs. Faye Lewis, Mra. Connie Bessie Graham, Harrisonville, Grounds, Mn. Jud)' stelmnetz, with a layette shower honoring Miss Debbie Birchfield, Miss CaMrs. Kemeth Payne. thy Payne, ard Mrs. NelHe Bor- .,.,,, ........, ·• · AJXI ~sometime come ard cllim her And she"U meet her loved OIBS there. 11te Reeds· REEDSVn.LE - Ulllll), ftlack interior. Check thi t ono. FARMERS BANk . • ,,.,~ "'' • ~o,. •.,_ .., ,~• wlit\ ' • porfect d~mond' •• .g. .~.~ 111111 protected •oa~ Iota '""" ~ oenlriQ tor . . a- doorptoe.The-mMing..UI 11r.. _ .... tile bewlthMro • .......,., u . yur. Come In ,eoon and IIi our IIIICtion. Birchfield, Mrs. Bessie Graham, Mrs. Charles Barrett, Jr., aOO Mrs. Albert Hartung. Mrs. Kathryn Weaver won the door prize. Clark, Mrs. Jack Clark, Mrs. Wayne Payne, Mrs. Richard Gilmore, Mrs. Freda Carsey, and Mrs. Lena Gibsol\ Your Choice-Oft or Gas Flretl Compactly designe( to save . you space and money. is automatic- set the thermostat and forget it. Give• you maximum heat ot minimum cost-no eKpBnsive overheminS. Especially suitable lor basement installation. Temper,t~ture control Flower Garden at Dexter Toured now- Club members taking the tour or l!&l'dan of Mrs. Gerald Min- were Mrs. David Nease, M r 11. or or Dexter was taken Wednes- Fred Nease, Mrs. Henry Thomday by members of the Wildwood as, Mrs. RI,Y Thomas, Mrs. lJo.. 1 A trur of .the spacious VALLEY G& Gardea Club. mer Holter, Mrs. Paul Flaher, The 11.unerous varieties Ot the Mrs. lllram Flaher, Mrs. Keri · garden were discussed and Mrs. Gtueser, Mrs. Vernon Nease, Minor gave seeds ond p~ slips and Mra. Denver Holter. to her guests. t>slde she display. eel · ror the metd.Jers seYeral C(!lllta whloh abe is in the cess or making. Mra. Minor eer. ved relrelhments and she wu preaented a gift by the .Wting dub. EDWARD BAER POMEROY • n2 E. SECOND EHDUIIHG GRANITE MEMORIALS Quality & Soo:vice MONUMENTS BUY NOW MARKERS Legar Monument 992-S314 . T,~·.~....~~~~~=====¥ uriDEJIGOES SURGERY Mra; . ~· • 'l,.• A'!'; ~. 1-t Opal Hollon of Nlnlrs- _,.,.,. at st. . ~~~,~- k ~- )No ,-\'· 1~ .. ... w~re look forward to, ·; J'HE . A FUND DRIVE in the Big BendNeigliborhoodof the Four Rivera Girl Scout Council, now with 24 troops invul ving about 350 girls and adult leaders, will get ulklerway in Meigs County next week. One way of letting the pOOlic know what scouting involves and why l can see a lonely widow, Her loved ones gone beJore, And she spen:ls much time in :· . . . , COME AS YOU ARE! 'ALLI.AIII - M 8 kj wish.ing .=~~ f:m'~V~~ .~h~t- ~ rs.;.r UC ey •'•' .her ·l.~~oo ·~tlt~U ·OV'?"o "~ reat~Ji~ ~.Y/!. ~ -p~ ~~~~~·.. :w~~eJiiJgan. ' '~ ' 1'•·• ·" :·•' 1 ,.1 ~· u.~ • «< IM ·otheratrJWinaetiri· in fne . d'eqmriil'ons. Atso.pr:oeriing.gitt&- toMr£ ; ties." a.t ol the imJort. H WSC$ ' l can teU her of God 1 promise Games played witll prizes Payne were Mrs, · Mike E:nJie,anee , planplnjJ -"""a to OS fS . That a place he will prepare being awarded to Mrs. Rosello Mrs. Kate Wilson, Mrs. Lola ·n•:·· lr's Convenienl! NIWINIT ~poke :i965 Buick Skyl•k G.S................. $1495 ' • Sets Bazaar Dec. 2 of, 283 engine, V·B motor, auto. trans., power ltHrihg, ra.dio, w/a/w tir.a, all white. • ·· . "W'Itne•m.." lbe 1 aid, "mi&ht be through home vlJJt. CCilcluded tbe meeting. Refresh. In& being interelted In affalr1 menta were served by the host.. ot the church and ita mls1lon eas. POIIIEROY CADETTE TROOP 170 - Brenda Barton, Sl!eUie Mankin, alii Helena W18tt are the neweat members ol 'Cadette 1'r<lop 110 whose lieder 111 Mn. Jamls WeyersmUler. For the troo;tf• flllll ll111mer outing, Mrs. Weyersmiller took tile glrlo to tile rtdinc aeademy at Royal Oak Park: They returned to reported that Mrs. Alice 1MJUs the ))ome o1 Mrs. Charles Pugh, MaiD St., for a picnic. lnchded in the ~ wer'l Cathy Osborne, Mary Ann Weyers- is a patiert at Veterans ~ mtuer, JeDr\f 0\a,pman, Patsy Pugh, Melanie Kay Burt, Marfiyn Sn.r- ial Holpital der, ind Vicki Valll!han. MIDDLEPORT TROOP 5 - A weekend oot at Camp Rotan near Afternoon Circle Athena was pia~ for Sept. 19ard 20 when Mkklleport Junior Troop · 5 met to orpntze Wedneeday night at the Scout Hous" Mrs. Richard Vaughan remains leader of the t.roq> which this year will be orpnlzed lnto interest patrols for compatable badge work. At Rotan the girls wnt work on the troqJ camper and outdoor The annual Otrlslmas buaar was set for Dec. 2 when the Afcook badge. A coort ot awards for presentation of badges earned durirw: the ternoon Clrcle of the Wcmen's summer was set for Oct. 1, Cooking classes at the COlumbia Gas of Society of Otristlan Service met Ohio office wereplamed for this fall and weekl)' meetings were sched- Thureday at Heath Untied Methuled for 4 p.m. oo Wednesdays. odist Church. Five new members were welcomed into the tr()q). They are BonMrs. Norman Wayland conductnie and Comde Burton, Robln MoocUspaugh, Oteryl LeFeber, a n d ed the meeting and plans were Jackie Dray; made tor a rummage sale in earPOMEROY TROOP 61 - Ins lallation of patrol leaders h ighllght- ly October. A shxly course on ed Wednesday' a meeting of Troop 61 t\eld at the Sacred Heart audi- Chira was started with Miss Bess Sanborn reviewing the "first chap. torium. Followl~ an e:q:~lanation ot patrol work, Mrs. Ray Heaton pre- ter, "Chira, Yesterday and Tosented patrol leader cords to Kim Taylor, Debbie Bailey, Jane Sis- day." Mrs. Walter Hayes .Qve son, and Judy Pugh as Mrs. Duffy explained their significance. The devotions. Mrs. Wayland and leaders had been elected b)' the girls at an earlier meeting. Mrs. Perry Mitch served reIn a circle aroulll the new leaders. the girls sa~ ••When're You freshments. Make 1 Promise." Cords are worn by each patr(j leader on her left shoulder. Plan• were made (or a rummage sale to be held on Oct. 4 and 5 at the Cocaer Antique Shoo in Mlddl011ort. A bake sale will also be held on Soturclay. A skit on how ~ girl sc<d: laws help scouts in assuming responsibilities ot citizenship was presented by Lisa Thomas, Patty Heaton, 11ra ~, Rhonda Hudoon, and Kelly Cleland. The skit qualilied the girls ror the active citize1ll ~dge. That i966 Chevrolet Bel Air 4 llool' ..... ,..... $i3~ 1964 Olds 98 Holiday Coupe ••••••••••••• $1295 Otto Though I have no apectal talent, Des preaantecl devotlono 111tng 'lbere are thinga that I can do. acrlsiture from o-aia u tile J can serve my God who loves me baals of her on 111o And to hio mil be true. plan of God lor hlurlatilly, lite talked of the eroat1oa and of tile J can pray, God will ansft'er, knowledge llvea man b,r whleh He wUI make my d•tes clear, he Ia to oervo God Ull hla Iei- AOO shaw me how and where lowman. OWortunltlo• for for. To help with a mesaap ot good tllorlng IDa klnplom here on cheer. earth were dloouaiOd bJ' Mrs. Dea. I can\ do a· ldJJib.' deed each day, llurlnll tile bullllleso meeting, ADtl help wherever I can, otncers• reports were glven. A Be friendly to my neiglibors card Will be aent to Mre. Eva And can love my fellowman. Alward~ a patient at Veterano Memorfal Holpl.tal, It wa1 not- I can visit with the shut-ins eel tllat Mra. VIrginia Slater, a I can bring a little cheer member, Ia .., realdtng In And maybe give a little coorage Wheeling wltll her aon. To a ille that might be drear. The Lord's prayer 1ft unJIIOI'I ')l l lJ.'" SHOES • stewart, preoldont. Mro. program, »arttelpatlng and be- i967 Chevelle 396 Super S!lort ••••••••••• $i995 . H. T. Coupe. Auto. trona., PI, PS, ourquolll with matching interior, new W/5/W tires. JIU add ar. waa ile wlie pvo •• faith ind ·wore.- tb bavo He Do wtU: prelfi'Ve It for Ul, •• abe cOmmenlecl. .,_,, Kloeo coatllem replaced. F"'lt eakoo wtb "' aold by elu4ed wltll a pm. •.~we Must tile etrclo for T!la'*llfvlq[ ind Have Faltti," aDd IW'vlr. members were reminded t b a t Mro. 11elb01 pvo tile_.., am.tmu eardJ oro to be or- wHII Mro. Glaoll'oOiddar readlag dtred tl1rouab Mra, Stella Klool. ,.Rellclon In America" by LoulJ !,lro. Kloeo pye davjltlona fol. CuaeU, ••ne D1arJ ci a BI......... •IDcln& of ''Faith ble'' and uSelrch Your1elf" b7 fl. OUr Father•.•• Ullq•Tallhu Everett W, HUI, Mro: ·1'1111 WIL u her lq1lc, Mra. Kloeo reed IIUIIIOII r...i'·"GIYO While Yoo Oerlpluro from Hobiews a n d are Uvinl'' by Ros10U H. Hay, John. lbt cle.oorlbed laltb u ao. ind Mrs. Reibel cono!uded w1111 aurance ind truat in God and in a poem, '"The :00, Who WouldoUHiawortuo. n't Talk" and prayer. ''God II a JJPirit, He !1 eterMro. Freda Feuber anc1 Mro. nal and hol~a ~ery human be- Mequerlte Ma7er served a desIng In the palm of IUo hand. II sert course. Important to Christian plio. . ~ about a year BUICK croll . ~ ~n Find Continued Growth Air condlti.d•. Powet ttHring. Auto. tra~a. A real j.Wel ~FRACTURED . AFL Be~son . With . iji~\ ·. ~ally c:hild~ 67 Gr~ Sport Buick 2 dr. ·Haid Top ......... $1795 fee~ ' 1 ...,.cy-wtcle -WOinlll " -United -eel by Qmcb of Melia Coulllf to be hel4 at lbe Hloeted aa t h.e lllddleport Flrit United Pre1111· tile WMPO radio- tor1an Uoureh. The Clrele , _ ~~~j~lorprdealng. llindmade . ......... the ....... _, tile yearbook were llro. · Lauto Reibel to purohuo ~;~· ·'l'home of tile 35th a t3 earU!Icate for tho mla11 year Will be "Con. oton(II'Ojeet. and the motto, 'tLearn 't1te 1fG1P al10 df.ICUIIId 11illlllllee with an ·.bouae to ~t,.;:;;;..,t, Whet Ia II and How l!e bol!l tile- par..._ ' I," wa• the topiC of I pa.. II toJnploWd. It .... I'OJ)OI1ed ' ~;~on by Mrs. Karr.lhtltld that oovtnl blllbo .. .. out on the I!Oli!JIOit pile lhould ...... accumu.latloa or grau ancl ieavea placed in a · , _ . frame in the back yard, . ', a.l ·emphltlzed that neither , .,... ,nOr weed seeds or gar. • ...., lhoold be placed in the 1 ,. WHAT TYPE OF FOOD IS BEST FOR TROPICAL FISH? N<wembor wllon Trlnllf Clrdo mot Wednelday nlil>t at tho Trtn. llf United Churob of Chilli. Plano, tanlatlvli1, ... for tile 1 . GIVES DI!:NONSTIIA11011 - MrL C..• Nola~ ~ Motga Count.Y Extension Agent, llmle Eoonomlea,waothe...,at apeakor lor the firot GoUla County ExteruilOn Homemaker'• Cooncll meeting Wednelda)o alternoon at Grace Unllecl Methodist Cturch. Mrs. Nolan, ot Syracuse, e:wpblned ancl demonstralecl methodo of maklq[ candles by dippl...,.&oattrw, roll· log and moldiJW, and stressed safety J-ebltaln 1111"1 hot wax. FISH FOOD AND ALL KINDS OF SUPPLIES IIDilll<8d for the nrot Frl4ay tn ON ALL NEW l969 P,QftTIACS, ' '' BUICKS AND DEMOS 69 PonUac catalina Zdr. Hard Top •.'.'Save Hundreds Only 4,434 •a•y miln. ~ near new we coUld put it in our showroom. All vinyl i'nterior. Po"' JtHrina, ,ower BengarlS; Open ·tO IIQUBI ·World·.Community Day Set • " ,'1. fat for ' are at tile Grace ~ hrioJ, "" MODERN SUPPLY A:" RETURN Dlai>l«,llallcJrtero ~:lito AiDer. io111 Revolution, 2 P,m; ~ "I believe we could u.ve our· selves two weeks at the end or the session by doitW It this way," Among the major mea.Jures kept alive were a legislatiw SUNDAY code of ethics, a state planning ANNUAL COUNTY lair I'OIIee board in the gcwemor's office ()II1'V of Drew Webster Poll.39, and a new Public So!ecy De· American Legion, lmlday begin. partment proposal. nlnR at ,_, at swatzal eabln on Also put off until next year, Roote 338. Atl membera that despite Republican attempta to worked at lair Invited. rush it through at the last minute, was a bill which would ·MONDAY close a loophole in permissive JOF CLASS, Pomeroy Unllecl cour~ty sales taxes on motor . uM•~•ot Church , 7 =~p.m. •• Mon. ~vehJcJes. day at the chureh. The GOP could muster only CHESl'ER PTA. 8 p.m. Mon.. 50 of the 75 votes -eel to day. Get.acquajnlecltor INU'OIIIa suspend the rules in the House and te.acbers. Cheater B 0 y and clear the blll ' In a siJW!e Scouts in charge of flag pledjje. day instead of the normal three Refreshmenta. days required tor passage. The House was 'not in tho CA)IDY8l'RIPERS of Veterans Memorial Hospital wlli meet at most receptive mood ror . the 6:30 p.m. Monday nl8hl in tile leg! 1 tl I s a oo t was ca11eel ..,.n to cafeteria. New girls of the Melp. e~ct Thursday. Two other bills Mason CourtCi.Y area l6 yean of wt-re knocked down. age or over Interested to ~ t N~w Vote Procedure ·'' 1' ~Ute~··"""" ~ 1·~- i~Ytf.&f'to.,._.: r Oni ' "ould '' bavil ellminotiil =EPoHT P:T.A, MOOilil!l) the proc~e ofselect!JW coon- 7:30 P,m., · MiddlepOrt Elemen~ ty comrrussioners by taking the tary Schoo). Robert Morrls,printwo t(ll vote-getters in a field eipal, will speak on curriculum of candidates. Pre~ously clear- - change I. Teachers w111 be fotro .. ed by the Se,.te, 1t would have duced. Refreshments. required the cal¥lidates of eacfl TUE!I>AY party to pair off on the ballot. AUXILIARY oftlleRutlandFire ln defeating the measure, 34- Department will meet at ·7:30 Sl, the House heeded the advice Tuesday nlgbt at 1he ftrehau&e. of Rep. Robert C. Carpenter, &Tiffin, who said it would e~>CHESTER COUNCIL 323, courage the election of commts- Daughters of America, TuesdaY stoners !rom a single party. night at the hall. Praetlee lor in•jlt would encourage partisan speetion on Oct. 7 and all otrlpolitical maneuver!~, rights, cera and members ul-ged to atsquabbles and deals," Ca!l>e~>- tend. Quarterly blt111dayo wtu be ter said. observed. Potluck refriJtunenta. Tomato Growers Hurt THREE-QUARTER of a mW Sponsors of the bUI complain- tax levy to be clloet~~led w1ien ed the! Obio's tomato growers Melp Coullcy Aslooetotton I o r are beiJW hert by large ccxn• Retarded Children ind AAiulto panies which wW not contract meets 8 p.m. Tueldli, TriDttiY with them II they are members Unllecl Cherch of Chili!, Pome. of the marketl~ associations, roy. But opponents argued that IN HOSPITAL the state should stay out of the Mro. lleiiJ'1 Amni4 of Pomo. labor relations business aiKI roy II a patleat at lho st. Joathat dues checkoffs should be oph lilapltal at Parkerllbura, w, neg<tlable and rot mandated VL ~()JVJriflfVS ' •,. ~ MARY SI!RlNE 37,: W b I t a Slirlne of JeruBaloJri, ~. 8 ' · p,m. ' at IOOF !Ialli PGGIOIW, . , Sdlool ·ol ·lnotruc:tion bj. lleputf LecUie Nell. · 1 JOHATHAN ~ odli-, Whatever food you feed your fish, be sure you don'l overfeed them. There are prepored fish foods available but you should also supplement this with live foods regularly to keep your fish in good color and good heo~h. ' ·Plan .fXnk, at KlQes DANCE PARTY - Friday, 8. II, Racine Junl<>r Htab willl m~>o sic by ''Experience •&9". An.. Iaiii atatf S(lODIOring, SATURDAY A HIGH SCHOOL danee party "ith the Jays Saturday at the Meigs High School auditorium in lllld<llot>OI't from 8:30 p.m.tou .. 30 p,m. The public Is "elccxne. Save Two Weeka ~-;,~~;;,~~~j ' '. ~-- \ • '."• -- aoor "H<vefully, this ~prac:h would facilitate and eJPSdite the 1970 session,'' KurfeJS 111.id. DOGFO '' ,. ' Kurfess, ~Bowlirw Green, laid the General Aasembly probobl¥ FRIDAY will meet Cor only two da)'a ln MIDDLEPORT -POMEROY RoJaooary for billintroducdona. tary Club dlmer 6 11-111. Friday He said the plan is to recess at~ Restaurant lollond by until ml.d - february to allow meeting at Cltlzena National committees to hold meetings and prepare legislation tor work. Red ! "'; ·h· · ~ .· · · , L. Crabtree, Mro, Ailee E. Dd>- ' btna, ·Wi111im E. EI\Oo, Arthllr J. • •<:~..o.m· · Eftni, Fred Facemire, Frank · ~ . .' r;' Fupte, Mra. Orv!U. D. Hnoron, · · Mra. Jolin H. leenholrer, carla TL. • J. Joltnaon, 0.,.1 w. Lear, MrL . Harold E. MrCiurtr, GrtJOQ' J(, . · . Miller, ~. KeiOIOth lllndol!>h, ,· wmard A. Sheet•. Llge ·o. Sill old, Cbarleo E. Shinn, Mra. l . Admiastona Anna Angles, Mrs. John H. Mor' \ , i· · , . Publlettlon of admiulona is rison, Olarlea M. Tackett. COLUMBUS (IJPI)The Ohio Proltlbltad untO further notice. General AI~ olilclalll Blt111a ON DISABLED LIST retired unUl 1970, wliep It Will Mre. Donald A. Worth. HartBOSTON (111'1) Tho Bo~ton return Jan. 13 to 1>0a1a an e..._ ford, W. VL, son, 7:47 a. m. tioJloore&r acbedul~ Thur_Jday; Mra. RJchard S. Rees, Celtics, stlll waitirw Bill RusThe went heme Rio Grande, son, 10:38 a. m. sell's decision about perlormlng fer the year Thursda)' lolloorirw Thurlda)o; Mrs. Gllbert A. Wood, aa a player-c01ch for the 1969a one-day session called matnJ)' PomOI'Q)', daugl!ter, 7:49 p, m. 70 National Basketbull Assoc:iaCor housekeepi• purposes. ThurQy. tion seat.on, reported Thursday The Senote plana to c:arrj. 10 that Mal !Jraham was placed Dlacherges bills owr Into next year 01111 Mrs. Roy Baiaden, Jr, Mrs. on the disabled list because of a the House is retain1111 141 bllls · DeUao CleUand, Mrs. Terry recurring glarll infection. ard 13 resolutlona. All other legislation Is dead, in<l\1!11111 measures ' ,-.• ,.;{,¥'.' ' ' . • ~ ·,.. ~, · ~ :' ·.;.g '·· •i 1 < .. . • :g .· . · :~95 . ' ' •• ·EASY 1 ' I • .· ' T~RIIS •. . Available in Decor~lor Colors ' \ " ·. \, ·!inefriprat.,- Gr. treez.r,l . ' NO·nosl. .I~. CU. ;t.I!E{IIIE' . ~ ", �' i! -r· ·, ' : e. ~ n~o~~~ootu.t. P-~ · $1,, , w' ,. , --. ' ..~- :., ·, , n •·· .. _ ., I', , .., . · . . Fl'ldiT1 811111!'!1bo! 12,1"' • , ~ , . . ·'' A,.~i·a 'I , . ... 1111:::' • · ·· worship services wHh the Be'f. ·WtWams, at 7:45; Wednesdl)' evening prayer aerYices at 7:45. MIDDLEPORT CHURCH of Chrlllln ChrllllanUnlon- Law. renoe Nonley, postor; Mrs. Ruallell YOUII& lilmday School super- -er lilmday aehool, 9:30 L OYenlnc worship, 7:30. Wed. meetln& 7:30p.m. 110~ · q~ NAZARENE · .~-<:;::-.~:~ day e~ m.; third~·· 8 P. m., ·~ S\lidP1· ·CJ'Lu ..,._,phn, ll; £ ., ~. - ALFRED uNiTED METIIO. DIST CHURCH ..:. Rev, Edwin E. WUllolna, poator. Sundi.Y school at 0:30; Uo:!d DUlioger, ~L; Worship Services at 10:45, with Charles Taylor, laJ·..J.eadert SuJioo 1ntendent. :::ee. ~ imllllJ!••ohliJ. ~s.:~. ~:·;: ~=\~":;· !~~~s.=: . . · LO'J"i~ ~ll'W METH- · . ODEf'U'fiiir.htP', Drsland third Sundoya o! each month, 10:45 L m.; second and fourth Sundi.YBo 7:30 p. m. Sundl,y School, 9:45 L m. Christian E-vor, third Saturday of each mooth. LAUREL CUFF FREE METH- ODIST - Rev. Eugene GUI, pastor. WUilam Bailey, sl(terintendonL Sunday SChool, 9:30a.m.; Mornlre worship, 10:30 a.m.; Evenlrc worship, 7:30 p.m. Wednesday, ChrlstlanYouthCruaode, 6:30 p.m.; Prayer meeting, 7:30 p.m. Thursda,)', choir practice, CHUIICI - Rev. ' ;or .nm lletbo~ Grote, fllator, Woroblp servlee, 11 L DANVILLE WESLEY AN - J. A. Curry, poator. Sundi.Y SChool, 9:30 a.m.; worship oervtce 10:30 a. m. Youth and junior youth service, 6t45 p.m.; E~ning worship, 7:30p.m. Prayer andprolae Wed., 7:30 p. m. UNITED F AITII CHURCH ~se Sutllement - Robert E. Smith, Sr., pallor. Sunday School Sq>L, RoyJ-SundaySChool 9:30 L m.; Worlhlp service, 10:30 L m. lnd 7:30 p. m. ooch Sunday. Youth -tlng and choir practice, 6:30p.m. oocbSundl,y. KENO CHURCH OF CHRISTNorman McCoin, ' Sq>L Services weekly at 9:30 L m. Preochlng, first and third Sundi.Y of month by Charles Ruaaell, 9:30 Lm. THE BRADFORD CHURCH OF CHIUST - Charles RllsaeU,po .. tor, Richard GOkey, Sqlt. Suoda,y School, 9:30 L m. i Morning worahJp, 10:30 L Dl.i Evening worahlp, 7 p.m. WednoodayBible Study, 7:30 p. m. REORGANIZED CHURCH OF JESUS CHIUST OF LATTER DAY SAINTS - PorUoiiii-Rsclno Rood. SUnclay School, 9:30 L m.; MomIre worship, 10:30 e. m.; Sunday evenlnc service ot 7 p.m. Wed- and 7:30 P. m., Sundo.y,' 8.-y SChOOl, 0:30· L m. Richard Barton, &¢ Olu:les m.. soU, aaatallnt'a~ ~rm..,. Ire, W-aday, 7o:IO p. m. HARRISONVILLE PRESBYTERIAN - Mra, Norma Lee, l>unday SchOOl SqlorintandenL Sunday School, 9:30 L m. Sut>o day serriee, 8 p. m., the Rev. Max Donlllue of llllddltiJOI'L JEHOV AR'S WITNEif!ES, Llrry eor.. presldlncmlnloter. Sunday: Bible lecture, 9:30 e.m.; 81. '-n. Watchtower study, 10:30 a.m.; I• 7:30 p, m. Wednesday la•onll<w senlee, 7:30 p. m. school, 9:30 a.m.i momtng worllhlp, 10:30 a.m.; BYF, 6 p. m. Bible atucly, Wedneoday, 7 · UNITE'l FAITH CHURCH p..m.j choir practlee, Wednes. day, 8:30 p.m. ';=~~• -Se!UemenL Sunday ~n L Roy Jolt... MT. UNION Boptl at- Re"-hool v. ~ Youlh meeliog, 6:30, s..,. eO Cox, paator. Sundi.Y ~ 1uperlnt.odent, Earl Slarkey,Suo- .I ~~- day SChool, 9•45 L m.; .......... ·ewnlnc worship, 7:30; WedlleO:-.. day prajer aDl Bible awdy, 7:30 p, m. SYRACUSE F1RST UNITED · PRESBYTEJIIAN - Rev. IJnson Babe Whale7 aul!ereda relapse Stebbilll, p11tor. SUDday School, · .__ hia recem heart surgery 9:30 a.m.; Worship aenice, 10. night ani was rushed :30 L m. ; Bible study and prayer ru-slde Hospital in Colwnaenice, WedDesQy, 7:30 p.m. fram the oome olhls motherEAST LETART FALLS UNITlo-ll"' at 1:30 e. m. Surday bf Whaley, Howard Gilkey alii ED ME!THODIST CHURCH - W. wile, Alice. Mr. Wilaley's • Dale McClurg, pootor. Worship , Ote Whaley, remaina ln service, second and fourth Sundayll of each month at 9 a. m. t oerlous collilllon. Mrs, Ruth Morris spent Sot- Sunday sc-. Dr stand third Suoevenlre wtth Mr._ J<im days of each month at 9 a. m. t aecond and ·!ourthSundl,yooleach Mra. Jane Gilkey ol Middleport month a1 10 e. m.; Bible Studv. o cQle of days with A,. Wednelda)', 8· p.m.; wscs•. ftrst Tueaday o! each month at 1:30 Mrs. Stella AtkiDI was hostess p.m. APPLE GROVE UNITED a tupperware party recently. ME'THODIST CHURCHW. Dole Mrs. Nellie Borpn, Mrs. Kolle McCbara, pastor. Worship senlttils<m and Mrs. Elsie Epple were Ice, first and third Sunday• of ~:::a• \'!sltors at Potnel'Of Sot- each mOith at 8 p. m.; Sunday School, every SWxlay at 9:30 a. Dennlo 1111)' Gilkey o! Pamtl'Of an afternoon reeently with m.; WSCS. second Tueoday of A¥1 Gilkey. each month at 7:30 p. m.; Bible wiD orter ou on Sept. 211. Study. wednesday. 8 p. m. Kl"L Janice Waldeck an:l 1011 OlaiiJICOY were dinner gue•ll Mrs. MarJorie Gropn o! Mid. tllolr parento, the M. A. Ep- dleport alii Mrs. E,.. SChrieber o! illlll Run Road caliod on A¥1 arxl son, Tad, r1 Gilkey recent!J-. l!!illf• H. D. GOkey, PCIIIlOl'Of, The emeraency 19111<1 wao . Mr. IIIII Mro, F. 0, Whaley, called lor Arthur Goodin and he •~'-~'·· .... S.turday ..... wa11 rushed to Veterans Memortal GOkey. HOfl)llll. Hio colliitlon Is poor, Fronk Epple and OWIJW to ill heolth, Mr. and . lhelrVO<a- Mro. Tom wen, wtn o!!er their por..,.l prq>orty lor oale S.~ ....~.Sept. 13. lo ' ''" -~m.;CIIIrehSehool, 10e.m.; ltoger Epple, ...,.rtnlendent. sEvENTH DAY AtiVEN'tlsTP-l'Of. Mulberry Hll. Rood, 1101'!11 ot Veterans .MemorlaiHo.. pllaL Phlllp Gogw, poator. Sobbalh ·school, Saturday, 2 9 • m.; Worahlp, 3:15 p. m.; Yoodl FelloWohip and Adult Bible Stud):, WodDud~, 7:30 p. m. FIIIST UNITED PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH - MlddltpOrt, Guest minister. James BuchaJ>. an, &lndl,y SChool ~ Sunday School, 9:30 a, m.; Worship service, 10:30 L m.; Cholr practice 7:30 p. m. Wednoaday, m.• SOUTH BETHEL UNITED METHODIST- Worship, aecolli and -lourlh Sunday, 10:30 Lm.; first and third Sundays, 7:30 p. m. Sunday SChool, 9' 30 L m. Youth Fellowship, 6 p. m. each Sunday al Tq>pers Plains United Methodist Church. CHESTER CHURCH OF GOD - The Rev. Chester Bryant, gastor, Sunday School, 9:30 a. m. ; J;; day ••u' -.m.;FrollkVaupn.o~Ptr.J. . .nto a.e1ttt - w.,..mlp, Wedneaday: Bible study, 7:30 p. POMEROY CHURCH ·OF THE m. i Thursday: ministry school, NAZARENE- Corner Unlonand 7:30 p.m.; service meeting, 8:3~ Mulberry. Rev. Cl)'de V.llenderp.m. soa, pastor, Sundi.Y SC-, 9:30 MASON CHURCH OF CHRIST L m.; Roymond Walburn, ~L -Miller St. - Everson Week· Morning worship, 10:30 L m.; le,y, pastor. Bible sbdy classes, Evenire Service, 7:30 p, m. MidSund~, 10 L m. Worohip and Week service, Wednesd.ly, 7:30 preaching, 10:55 L Sunday p.m. evening service, 7:30. Bible study CHURCH OF CHRIST, Middleclasses, Wednesday, 7:30 p.m. pori, 5111 and Main. Rlullln MoyGRACE EPISCOPAL - Rev. Stanley Piatlenblrg, minister. er, pastor. ThOmasKelly,amday Mornlna pr~or and s~rmoa, 10:- sehool superintendent. B 1 b 1 e school, 9:30 a.m.; momlna: wor3 a.m. Holy communionandoermon, !lrlrt SundQa, 10:30 e.m. ship, 10:30 a.m.; evening worChurch school, kindergarten ship, 7:30 p.m. Prayer service, through eig(!th grede, 10:30 a.m. Wednesday, 7 p.m. 7 p.m. DEXTER CHURCHOFCHRL'iT - lluny El'aD!II, pastor. N o r• neaday evening prayer service iDan C. WID, sq>t s.-y SChool It 7:30 Pastor, Elder C. W. 9:30 L m.; Worship aervlc:e, Pro!lltt. 10:30 L m. Christlln Endeawr THE BRADBURY CHUilCH OF Sunday evonlag. CHIUST - Mr. Tod Codwallader, RACINE flRST CHURCH OF pastor. Jerry \'onlnwqen, SuoTHE NAZARENE-SmmySChool d~ SChool SqlerlntellienL Suo9:30 L m.; Morntrw WorshJp, day School, 9:30 a. m.; Morning 10:30 Lm. i Evening Worahip, worship, 10:30 a. m.; Evening Worstrlp service, 11 a. DLi Eve. 7:30 p. m. Wednesdl.y, SundiJ' service, 7 p. m. Wednesday, niJW worship, 7:30 p. m. Prayer School Superintendent, Pauline Prayer service, 7:30 p. m. service, Tuesday, 7:30 p. m. McClintock, Poator, Rev. Morris GRAHAM UNITED METRO. Yooth service, Thursday, 7:30 p. M. Wolle. DIST CHURCH- Preachl!v, 9:30 m. Monthl,y sings, ftrst Saturday TUPPERS PLAINS UNITED L m., first and secolli Sundl,ys ol each month. HEMLOCK GROVE CHRISTMETHODIST- MornlrcWorshtp o! each mmlh; third and fourth 9:30 L m. at Iormor EUB buDd- Sundays each mooth, worship IAN CHURCH - Jomeo Smith, trw. E~ed Sunday School sea- • senlee ot 7:30 p. m. Wednesday pastor. Robert Paulsen, Sunday 1ion.tor nur..HrytogradeslxchU- eveni.bgs at 7:30, Pnyer and SChool SuPt Mornlnc service, 9:30 a. m.; SUnday School, 10:45 dron al Conner Methodist amex Bible Stud,y. a. m.; Youth meeting, 6:45p.m. at 9:30 L m., Mrs. James Stout, MASON ASSEMBLY CHURCH - SILVER RUN FREE WILL ehildren's superirterrlent. SunOF GOD - Secotd st., MaSOD, BAPTIST_ Rev. caudill Atkins, d~ Chur eh SChool, adulll and youth, 10:30 L m. ; Junior lllgtl, W. VL Sunday SChool, 10 L m. pastor. Bill Little, &lndaySChool Senior lllgtl lnd y oonc Adults Mornlrc worship, 11 L m. Evao- &Jperlntendent. Sunday school, 10 meet In former Methodilrt Church gelisUc senice, 7:30p.m. ruble a.m.; worship, 7:30p.m. Prayer lor Sunday Chureh School. Boyd Study and pr~er seniee, Wed- meeting, Thursday, 7:30 p.m. Hoe~-- r'!"'h ,,s-"''ellle~ no~, 7:30 P.m. Cho~ 'Te'1 Choir proellee, Tuesday, 7 p.m. POMEROY CHURCH OF t hlitl"a<IIIMiUJIII-ildlllU ·lllrll, postor. Phone 77¥11- \ CARLETON CHURCH-Jtiftes- , CHRIST _ Mr. Hoyt Allen, Jr., l ·a1eet ID•IormerEVBbulldillg,·Hobart Vlnoyord, sq>t. Adult B1b1o burg Rood. Sunday SChool, 9:30 9 30 Clua IJUV; last Monday each L m., Ralph Clrl, s"'L Worship pastor. Bible SChool, ' a. m.; -~.., 10·.30 a. m. and 7:30 p. Worship, 10:30 L m.; Evenlog mooth. Youth Fellowship each • VJ.n Worship, 7:30. Wednesday, 00111• - , , 6'p.m.IDfmmerll!etho m. ollernotely. Prver meetinc, bined Bible study and prayer 7:30 p. m. Rev. Jii m ee11 ng, 7 :30 p. m. adlat bulldlnc. Dlltrlcl youth ...... WiotnoedoY, .t.•• , omea, pallor. ly !lrat ~ ot ooch .-b. LANGSVILLE CHIUSTIAN lET ART UNITED METIIO. Vlllop. Rev. Rabort LancovUie OLD DEXTER CONGREGADIST CHURCH - F1rstlnd aocoad Sundl1a, preaehlrc al8p.m.; TIONAL CHURCH - Rev. Wil- Eugene Muuer, poator. Worship Third lnd fourth SUndays, s.u.. lard Dutcher, pastor. !Ira. Wor- serviee, 10:30 L m.; Glena day SehOOI, 10 L m., Worship ley Francia, Sundi.Y SChool ~ Fetty, Sunday SChOOl~~ Sunday at 11 L m.; Tuesday Sunday SChool, 9:45 e.m. Church SChool, 9:30 L m.; Sundi.Y evesenleeo first and third ~ nine service, 7:30 P. m, Midal 8 p. m., Pnyer lnd ronowtnc Sunday school. Secolli · week service, Wedneoday, 7:30 and fourth Saturday evenlogo, P· m. RUTLAND CHURCH OF THE BETI(i.EHEM BAPTIST - Rev, Uo:!d D. 8 p.m. ellurch aervlceL Great BeDii, CharlesNorris,pasJr., paator. SlllldQ JloMEROY r msr BAPTISTtor. Worship service, 9:30 L m.; 9:30 L m.; MornlDg wor- Robert Kuhn, postor. George 5wii8Y school, 0:30 L m. _ 1 10:30 e. m.; Yooncpeople'a Skinner, &ulday sehooliiUJII.MORNING SfAR UN 1 TED lo!~:=~:8:t5 p. m.; E-"stlc •\ ' •' ' s.;-. ' • hodl . ........ · qRMEL UNITED ME~O. I'OliJ!ROY - CIIF.<!TER UNIT- ~. ~ · ~ . ~ ,...,....,. 8:311:-. in. I ~re )l'qr'- . DIST - Paul A. ~era, PliiiOt'l lED METI!OiliST - Rabort R. lhip, 1DI30' a. m.1 Sundv eveL , , nt,. iofvtcll, 7; ~r meellnti '· o~ectory J or . .•' . . . ' ·'it • ' Air-. PLANTS MEMORIAL CHURCH -Prayer service every Wednesday, 8 p. m. Preachlrw service ever,y SWxtay, 8 p. m. SYRACUSE CHURCH OF TilE NAZARENE _ Rev. M. C. Larimore, pastor. Bob Moore, Sunday SChool SqiL Sundof school classes ror all ages, 9:30a.m.; Mor~ in,g worship1 10:30 a. rn.; NYPS Sunday, 6:30 p.m.;: EvafWellstic service, Stnlay, 7:30 p. m. Midweek prayer meetirwWednesday, 7:30 p. m. Missionary meeting, second Wednesday of each month, 7:30 p. m. flRST BAPTIST CHAPEL The Rev. Harold Cumlrchom, pastor. Charles Limbert, SUnday SChool Sqlt Cornor Second and Pomeroy sts., Mason, W. VL; Sunda,y School, 9:45 L m.; Warship aervlce, 11. Wednesday evening, training union, 7:30; Prayer service, 8:15. THE ROCK SPRINGS UNITED METHODLST - C. J. Lemley, pastor, Harold BlBckaton, church .cl c - """- Mornlre WOVfhil>i 9:30 L m.; Church SChool;' tu:U a. m .• Evening worsbip, ,:30: MYF Sundof, 6:30 p. m. Pr~er meeting and Bible Study, Wednesd 7:30 Admlnt ay, • .- 'l ., . .. ' wedlie1..,..._,, •·· •l .P- m. ' ·.' • .· .S')'. ,JOHN L1JTHER"''' ,... Wor- ~. oa.m. IOUOI!ed 1>1 ~ SchOol, ,. '' . i Sf, PAUL LllTIIEIIAN- &Intil¥ achoo~, ~" •:t5 a.m. t wOrship, 10:30 a.m. SYRAC1JSE UNITED ~TIIO. DIST - Pout A. Sellen, poator; Ben Qulsemerry, SWjlll)' School Sltlt. WorshiP service, 9:30L m., Drat and third SomcJay. Eveninc senlce, 8 p. fourth S\llldQ'. LANGSVILLE MIDWAY Services each Sunday at 10 e.m. and 7:30 p. m. Tueoday evenlrc worshlj), 7:30. SUTION UNITED METIIO. DIST - Paul A. Sellers, paatolj Marthl Lee, Sundi.Y School ~ Worship senice 1 10:45 L m.1 1 second ani fourth SUnday; eve-ning worship, 8 p. m., third SUn- m: Weekly .Guide To !Jetter TV Viewing :~. .; ;... "-i ·~· ness meeting; 10:30 L m. 6E.. 7E" • ' .Ret!• Flr'tl .... ' ---92.. OE " .. Wc are what we think all day long. Never undef'fnimatd the power of your thoughts. They arc tremendously influential in molding chancter .and action. The}' are, in truth, the parent• of our ~hn-ior. Disposition and personality - - will very largely be dctermine<i by the thoughts we welcome ' 'I Since it is true th.Jt a soul is dyed the color ol its thought!,• ~ . imper~tive that everyone be given guidance in thinking. about truths and values that are noble and e"ternal. SChooL Yourc People's Legtoa, 7 p. m.; Sat ..uon meetlllf 7:30 p. m.; Thursday, 1 to 3 p, m., Ladies Home League; 1 p.m. d~ Prep classes.. '' MT. MORIAH BAPTIST - MidTue1day w~J•~•dt~y I Kirtgt I Ki•gs I Ki•gs 2/:/-19 21:10·29 12:1-/Z I Khof' l 22:/).21' Morult~y Surul•y a- IIU!ofr 11 Khofr 22:29-~0 /:1-/6 fllitd!y ·; :· .2 _ _.. TBA fiE...... below• . . MAll YSTOlE· e, .:: ' TBA .... 992-2550 . Phone p. m. stratlve P.m. Coundl meetlnc,llrst Monday of MIDDLEPORT flRST . Little II GOEGLEIN READY-Ill. PLUMBING AND H~ATING 1'W1lfohl - • .... -- .... BAP, TJST- .charleo w. stmono,pas- · tor, Richard-, SuDdl1 SC- , Supt. Sundi.Y. ~ch · SchOOl, 9, 15 L m.; MOI'Diqf wor• Bakera of Holoum Broad Wlmle Holsinger, supt. Mornlnc ship, 10:15 a. "'· SuDdl1 Bible ~~III!IIII!IIII!IIII!I.=:~~~Oh= · ::io:.~;lllf!illl!l• sermon, 11 L m. ., Evenl--~.....,~~.v .4 30 - aerv- s_n..o. ...., hour• 7' · Ice Chrlotlan Endeavor, 7:30 p, p. m.,~~mollqle for yOUth. Wedm., .Mrs, Lyda Chevoljer, proal- nesday ivenlog prayer aernce, denL SOng oer\'!ce and oertnon. 7:30 p. m. Membw of !hot Bit 3 ,20. Mld-Weak prayer meetlnc cliRisTIAN sctENCESenleea General Merchcindioo 8 Wednesday, 7:30 p,. m., Mrs. 1 t 315 .... s• Pt. Pleo••,. Mule H..zlnger, class . - r . - n "' --. / ooch mondl, 7:30 p. m. EDEN ,UNITED BRETIIREN IN CHRisT - Elden R. Blake, pas-' tor. Sunday SChool, 10 L m.; ,._,!'olD.......__ : .. ~ F.B.L '' ...... .. Jaekle ObU~Wtr Newbwed Game ...... """" """'"""" G. .. ral Ho!plt.l Dark ShldMI't Dick Van tl)okll Pe)'\011 Pla~:i~ Bll Vallll' .... ,. ......... ..,. ... 11 .... ...... LVONS --· 2...." I .. 2E. . 3E.. . 6~ "" Dick Ca't11tt -· -- " .... -9 . ~ Go!.u'm!et Slarell For 1tat Girl J. Obtlapr .......... " liE METIIODIST CHURCH _ Rev. pastor; Roy Van WUlllm Meter, supt.; Sunday School, 9:15 a.m.; Mornl ng wonhlp 10:15 I . m.; Youth Fellowahlp and Bible SbldY Thursday, 8 p.m. F red E. Smith 1 1' 11 r. MIDDLEPORT HEATH UNITED METHODIST- ReY. Mex E. Donahue, mlniller; Eric ChamPOMEROY LOWER UGHT bera, Qmda,y Sr::hool auperfnten.. Church - Harrisonville I«*., ~ c•· h hool 9 30 Rev, Roy Toylor, pastor; Henry - • uurc se • : a.m.; . morning wonhiP, 10 :30 a.m.; Eblin, Sundoy school sq>t. Suo1h eettns 7 Ololr cia)' school, 9:30 Lm. ~ wonhip you m ' p.m.; re· service, 10:30 a.m.; eve~WOI'• heareol, W-sday 7 to 7:30 P. "- E Robert 11omm dl ship, 7:30p.m. Pr~orandptaloe m., -•· • , rector service, Thursday, 7:30p.m. BETHANY UNITED METRO. RACINE - LETART OIARGE. DIS1' - Paul A. Seners, ~stor ; Blythe Theiss, Sundof SC- WESLEY AN UNITED METIIO. ~ Worship service, 9:30a.m. DIST CHURCH - Racine, W, second and!ourdiSundi.Y;evenlrc Dale MeC1urg, paotor. Sunday Sundlys, 11 a. m.; WedDeaclaya, 7:30p.m. AU woloome.. _ SACREU HEART - Sunday me11es, 8 and 10 e.m. Holy eoo!eaolons pre~ each .masL FREEDOM GOSPEL ~ON -Bald Knobs. Rev. L. R. Glues- r WD!red """"""• paa tor••o .,.. , 81:., Sunday SChool ~ &lndi.Y . SC!Mp at 9:30 L m. Sunday eveDl hlp 1 730 P-· re wors • : p.7m. ·-30 er meetlre, Tuesday, : p. Dl. Ernest Deeter, claaa looder, Youdl Meetbig Wednesday, 7:30 p. m., Ernest Deeter leader. -- •· MT. HERMON UNITED Brothren in Ottist - Rev. :Menzel Smith, pastor. SUnday school, "'9:30 a.m.; Alfred Wolfe, a~; Roy Pooler, asalsta!L Morning serni mon, 11 e.m.; eve re sermon, 7:30 p.m., altenlltlre eocft Suo- day. Class meetlnc. 11 a.m., 11ter!Btlre .Sunday DIOl'l1inco. .~ vld H..ter, <laos I - . . Chrl.. worship, 8- p. m. ftrst SUnday. School, 9:30 a..m.;Worshlp sen- - uan Endeavor, 7:30p.m., every THE RUTLAND COMMUNITY Ice, 10:30 L m.; UMYF, 7 p.m. other Sundl,y evenlog, Roger CHURCH - Rev, Amos nw1, each SWlday; Senior Choir prao- Bu~kley, preaident. Pra,yermeetpoator; SundQ !f.hopl, 0:30Lm.; tice, Thuraday, 7:30 p. m.; Sort- Ire, 7:30p.m. every W-sday. Lee~. aq>L Worllhlpaerv- Ice GuUd !ourth Monday otooicb . Boord meeting, firot Monday of Ice, 11 L m. Wedllelday pri,Yer month at 7:30 p. m.; HIPPY Huot- month, 7' 30 P."'c._ .•"'·""•· .. . .... lers ......... School Class JMet,. POMEROY TRINITY UNITED meetlnc, 7 :30 p. m. - - "'" _ __, CHURCH worship, J:~O. tre, !ourlh Frldoy o! each mOaih "- Po .~F CHRIST - Rev. W. at 6 p. m.; WSCS. second Friday rr.., Plllor, Patrick D, LONG BOTTOM CHIUSTIAN ot each month ot 7:30 p. m.; ()!.. Wood, supt. Slmday Sc-, 0:16 CHURCH - Mr. Corl Turley, !lclal B<arcl, aecond Monday of L m.; Worship, lO:~L m. Youth minister. Mornlrv services 10:30 each month at 7:30 p. m. Oloir rehearlll, "'*'Q, 8::10 a. m. Sundl,y School 9:30 a. m. . . . p. m. Mrs. Marvin Burt, dlrseHerman SCOOI, ~ THE RUTLAND METHODIST tor. Senior <hoi!' -Ill, CHURCH - Rev, C. J. p. m. 'lburodl'/, - ~i.· P ·a uI LET ART FALLS UNITED pootor. Church SC-, 8:30 . . 'loaae director ' ~ an· METHODIST CHURCH- W. Dale m.; Worlhlp .aervlee, 10:30 a.m. day, Boo ~ulltlql In McClurg, 9Utor. Worship aervZION CHURCH OF CHRISTcbur<h ooclal.._, . lee, ~rst alii third Sundays, 9:30 PCIIIlOI'OI' • Horrllonvllle ftGid. 11IE RUTLAiiD 'CifVIICI OF a.m., second and!ourthSundaya, Jolm Weblller, poator, 1111 ~. ··RIST ·- .•..........;, ·~ .... 8 p. m.; Sunday School, !!rat and· · · · · · - · • •, ._....,. .,_rw....., third Sundays, 10:15 e. m.; see.l !llllor; V. "- Bnlo,y, 01111.; Suoand and (0...th Sundl,ys, 9:30 e. Rabort Clarka S.turdaf. ·day School, 9::10 a. DI.J C.. m.; Bible Stud,y, Wedneaday, 8 The troetor pull helcl at lbo · mu"*' and ~~. Jl• m.; WSCS, Drat Friday of 1chool ........ satUrday e..... 10:30 L Dl.l. p_., mi!JIU~ O.ch month, 7:30 II· m.; Olllclal was well allendoclln aplli at'llll Thurlday, 7oiG·p. m. , ,. board, second Tuesday ot each raiiL liA~ BAPTiST ._, ' moodl at 7:30 p, m. 'I!It house r.oeently purc'--..1· ChlriH Norrlo, l*•tw. .. . .. ~Y tho Rabort Clarka frO!D ~a. , ~. 9oflllo 111.1 , · · Ml', lnd Mro. Loirry Clark and J - . will ~oc:~ltllad 1>J lllliiit' obi, lOJf&,~ IlL ......,I ~~ ' daucbler, Tomaro, or Athens vi.. ofto,l'· ~ work- ltWib~p; 7i301 l'*l '' lhe Roy Wloemanl and thoi Ia <lcino. , j,~, ' · I . Len;w;, Buq ,...i;), """'ce• f1RsT "'*'- . eorse1 nPelr .. 1\, •rw. · Billie'" •• 'TIP· i..,,..,. ,,. ,,.,.!'.·· (,·1~:~·'1•'~ ' .l· Sole• - Allis Chalmoro - Service Farm - indullrial - Lown - _._, Mr. Cartocn Gomer PrJ• Perry Mason u.ey . . . .llidfl ........ Dl.ck Vu D]r._ Peytan Piaee Bt, VaUey ""' . fllmtley-Brtnklll .... Whait't lb Uno AnlmU W«ld ' "·,o -- IJ' ·· rlion&ldc i . _,,, ' Ghatt ol Mra. Mllir ' ...... ....... Dean Martin Jt Tlh1 I ThJd -· .... .... .... .... .... __ · .. -"-.: . ·-....... ·-.... --·............ · ...........'y_..,..,. ........... . .... .......... ...-. ... . ,.., u . .RIDENOUR SUPPLY · II II T oh Someone To Church Wilh You This Week BERT , ' Ev;,..ything in Hordwa•e Court St, \' ·• . ·' Pomeroy, 0. INC. lEN FIANILIN STORE S93-6601 Q. , Pomeroy .ph, 99:/.3498 .' F. 1 WALLACE, JIWELEI . Kentucky Fried Chic\en Po,.eroy, Q. Bulovo Walchn - Soleo Second · 186 N. '· & S...ica Middi.,O,.t 8 ..~ -9 .... .......... OE ... .... > .. O.,.GIC.U.W. :.; ftiDodon . ~w.u o...J: RoiPMII ~ '_..... ClrtMI . ·- :Tftll or Cllli1 .. RMi '- . . ,, . . ~- , _ ........' ....., -~ ~ ... , ~"" -~ - · 0 1,., I .: 1 '2"-:: . _ ,... 3.E 4 :." ." . I : .. ID - YOMU....SQ, llr. ~ fratli (II'~ ' . "" HUlbUllu ............. ........... I .~ ." 2.". 3: 4E 00 5:·• '""" DQ'tot.u.... ,_ ADocher World Tl'lllh or ..... OON~I Percy NaiOI'l - """ """ ..... ........... ... ._ """"" .... WIIIIWIIdWIJit Lll.'t ...... D.l ...,•• If¥ Lint PARI~ '- ' SUNDAY 9 - J3, "111e Eld.u Sl.nmtr" 12:15 "Brlr5o ol FrlnM• lt.k1", Baril Jtarlolf MONDn a. ., l ' . THUJISDAY t - a, "111eWcrld. thll nubUIII tile Dnll", Jtw-r ...._ FRDIAY 9 - a. """' "" WEDNESDAY I - 13, "Scm~ 141 There LIICN Me'", Paul ~ TIZZY ' ', I SA'l1JRDAY Mca~n niDlDAY % - 3. "F~ Pu.nde ot Tr<dlle", Tan:Y Cla1:11 t "Tht Bt.llad or Joeie", a. "F4111e Ib:hln SIIIDQ" 'I)Tolll ..... Kim NcriU t - 3, "Nobodt'ePerfect", 0ac That Girl Wodd 'I\ItN H -B Retn lOYAL OAI --·---- t.ov. ol. Life 00 llf 1J ....... ·It TU.• Tffo 15 2~ .... .• • ~ , ......" 11 l Dr. KUdart! 00 00 J' 9 .. -00 .. 11 ""-- ' Dr, lllldlrt """' Oil ' !:JtGutu. • • • , ,. .,........... ' · caa~ lftltltom . .HIIIW,I!IIIt;ldil ' \,. ~ ~~· 6E" 7 ..,. 8E. ·wuarn..tn 00 15 . "'·"""" 11 II M Attend the Church of Your Choice Lincoln - Mercury - Cornet 85 N. . 7E. II EiEISIACH HARDWARE CO. i . 6.... .._, ..... • Furniture and A.pplianceil Phone 985-3308 Chester, Q. I Cora Cllllltpalt 15 .... ProJed II - Merv Grlftln 00 ........._... 15 a--leu ai. C 11~ NewilwedGIL ' BIBLE BAPTISf TEMPLE, Mlneraville. Rev. ArthurN,Mixwell, pastor. Sunday, 10 a.m., . the church In Bible lludY; lla. ~ •• tho elMireh ID worahlp; Toeaday, the church In vloltatlon and II evange sm; Thursdi,Y, 7 p.m., ..... ...~or choir praetlee; 7:30 p.m. th ~. h In Blbl e enure e studY and 30 prayer; 7: p.m., juniors 1D · Bible studY and prayer. .......... -· Jombo Tuqn .... Nno ....._ ADDChv Wcrld 7~ N,Y.P.D, ...,_ Apollo 11 ....... •4"..~ 5 .... .... ~ Heekle l Jedde 0 .. ot Lilt Gallop~ .... E 00 NIIU (.me 00 . ~ Ohio Slow AI thl Wadd 1\lmn 7: ...No 992-3284 · _..... That C:iri You DGD't!aJ . 00 .... .. Bokoro of Good Bread Huntington, W. Va. il")OI, W•I!Uo\ ....... , II S.Witct>.ed - ~. ....... ' at IMM.. • I .. 2 .." ........... 3E... 4.:. . 5:... ..... .6:.. Famlb' ~~·· •. · ~.dill ·Per...ut)' 7 "~ 8E ~ Bev. HWbUUet " ..E ' . It Dr. Kllldan II Take1 Two 2" ..._,_. Ortll Roatl 1\1• Mortlltv -- Dr. Klldare ~ AFL . ~: '' III Collep F911Cball d~ H Wldl the 1q1e It will, In aonte measure, looter..., htip sustain t1at which lolood In IJid commilnit.Y lile, this !eaturels-oredi>Jihe buslne11 !Irma and organiJOtlona whooe- . QIIII'Iutllu a..- ,JO 1 9E -- .u~­ · ·~ - TlnfmlRy lrUirt y -- ""' 1bi1 Mamtrw _ ., _ t5 •.OE n....ue FliUl' ""' -... 6·I..T Bible Anlw.sn ~ " Dt......., .Btu Anllr~ 10 oi .' O...CJIJ. Gov'l !ltciQ . " " Laatf liiiiCt at)' ..... .,_.,_ ' II tM .Jho 1'1111 .&;JL. ~ The Church stand$ in your community to help you aod your children. Worship this week in your church, and 'find tM JOY th;tt comes when life is centered upon value5 that l:ut. Rp llai::ll.rd Look_~IIIIU• ' DO it is Tom.,..., .......... 8" ,_,_.. -·- ·- ... tl - CGulili7 awdl ." DI__., - even character to our mind~ each day. ~ dleport, r corner of Fourth and Main st. Rabort Jackson, pastor. Sunday schOOl, 9:30 e. m.; Morotzw worship, 10:30 L m., Arnold Richards, Sq>~ !!UTLAND flRST BAPTIST ~ Rev. samuel J , Jackson, past«". Prl,)'er service, 9:30 L m.; Sunday School, 10 L m.; Mrs. Gertnx!e Buder, s~.~>t. Worship eerY.. Ice, 11 L m. BaptlstTrolniiiiUt>o ton, first and second SUncll,ys at 5:30 p. m.; Mrs. Mary Woods, president. HYSELL RUN FREE METIIO. . DIST - Rev. CoeD J, Wise, pestor. Sunday SChool, 9:30 L m.; Mornlre Worohip, 10:30! E,._. ni,_ worship, 7:30p.m.; Young People's Service, 6:45 p. m.; Prayer meeting, Thuraday, 7:30 Plaoo Near Y~ur TeleviMion Set for Convenient Referenoo Fold d~. . ENTERPRISE UNITED METHODIST - Rev. WUllam Alrson, paotor. Ralph Spencer, Supt.; Eldon Weeks, a-ssL Worship sen· lees, 9:30 L m.; Sunday School, 10:30 1. m.; Youth Feii.Wahip, 6:30 p. m. Wodnesay: Choir, 6:15 p. m.; Bible Study, 7:30. CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE - MlddleporL Rev. Audry MUter, pastor. Lester Taylor, St.pt SWIIII.Y School, 9:30 a. m. i Morning Worship 10:30 L m.; Junior SO<:Iet.Y, 6:30 p, m.; NYPS, 6:45 p. m. Sunday Evaogallstlc mooting, 7:30 p. m. Prayer meeUng, Wedneaday, 7:30 p. m. THE SALVATION ARMY- Envoy Roy S. Wlninc. o!llcer In charp. Sunday, 10 L m.., Hall· 1- s. ''Ccr.IWI d. RDIIIKolll'' ............. 11:20 :._ I, "19t.wWhalYau.Did" J . . Clnfard. lUll "Ju• Jamu w tiiii:Ialb;n" l'i 11:30 - .. "'Dntre•". EIJiqrd ......_ U:U - IS. "Die~ Die", ... "Gcldldlla .. '1111 1111111"' �' '., ·Ne;lll.ven Soeial Events SEWING CLUB Mro. Harold Jolulson was hostess at tile TUea&Qr afternoon meeting ot The Julia T_ Bryant SowiDg Club. Those attending were Mrs. John c. Fry, M r s. Howard Wagonhals, Mrs. Ottle . Roush, Mrs. Herman l..a3ne, Mrs. James MacKnight, Mrs. N, 0. Weln, Mrs. Lena Knllh~ Mrs. W. T. Stooe, Mrs. Clyde Foley, Mrs. Dooald Smith and the host- ell. ~he 1*1 meeting will be held at the bome of Mrs. N. O. Weln lnHortrord. CIRCLES MEET The Two Circles of the Lutheran Church Women o! St. Paul Lutheran Church, New Haven, held their meetings recently. . '' , WANT AD . INF'lRMAT·ION' . DEAOLIHfl S ' ·"'• O.r hf..-. P... llcotlon MeMoy 0..11111 ... 9 •·•· ConcollotiCM:~o ~ Corrt~ctiOIIo Will "' occo~~tot1 _.u f •·•· f., Doy of P-lkot"lon REGULATIONS Tho P•liohor rooor~•• tho r11ht to edit or rojoct ony -.l1 doo-d ... .. di-1. Thl pa*liohot will not be roopo"'iblo fill' ntOro thon oM incerroct inoortlon . Donald Bumgardner presenting For Wonl Ad S.rvico 5 the groupa discussed plans tor a reception to be held a 7:30 evening installation service, installing The . Rev. James Moy as pastor ol the church on &Inday' Sept. 14. 1962 PONTIAC CATALINA H.T. SED. ______.$695 cont1 ,., Word DM ln•ortion Power stHring anc:l hralces, automatic. Cle~n as a new car, beige finish, new tiru. R&H • .R~I n•ce. 95 1963 FALCON 2 DR. 6 cyl. std. traits., good tire I, solid body, radio. MlnlmUIII Ct.rgo 75c \2 conta por word throo can11Cu· li•o lno .. tiono . Ill contl per Word oia eontocutlvo 2.5 ,.., u"'t Oiocoum on paid odo one! od1 paid wlth1n 10 doy1 . CARD OF THANKS & O&ITIJARY Sl .50 for 50 word mi,.,irnum, Eo. additional word :2c . BLINO ADS Allldltlonol 2Sc Chorgo per Advor• tioo-m . OFF IC.£ HOURS 8:30a .m. ta 5:00p.M. Doily 1130 a.m. to 12:00 N-.. Saturday Card of Thanks tion. Mrs. Ethel Collins, wtre; Reuben A. Collins, brother. 9-12-ltc Smith, Chester Ladies AuxUiary, and Mrs. John Bailey !or the food, arxl to all who sent flowers. Elsie Pooler, Howard, Autmer arxl Edwin Bailey, am: sisters and grandchildren. 9-12-ljp ,..., .... , .. .......... -GUAAMTE· ·· PHONEIIZ·29M --"-----------5-t lnoortlo"'l the program, Mrs. Edna Burris aerved refreshments to M r &. WE WlSII to thank everyone !or their sympathy and ldrxlness Jolin C. Fry, Mrs. Olio Gr!nun, during tile death o!ourmother, Mrs. WUllam Powell, Mrs. AlFranCt's &Hey. A special fred ~rouse, Mrs. Armie P, Ronthanks to the Ewing Funeral ey, Mrs. William Russell, Mrs. Home arK!. those providing the J, V. McGrew, Mrs. Carroll beautiful music, the Elmwood Adams, Jr., Mrs. B. R. Vance, Nursi~ Home, Rev. Menzel Mrs. James Moy, Mrs. Donald Bumgardner. During the business meetings ets with vinyl inNriOr. R & H. Block finish. A. real sharpie. · · RATES WE WISH to thank our many frierxls, neighbors and rela· The Esther 'Circle met Tuestives for their wondertW k100. · day evening in tile social room ol ness during the recent Ulne&s the church with Mrs. J, v. McaOO loss of husband and brothGrew presentinB the·progrfUllfOr er, Harold H. Collins, Sr. We the evening. Mrs. Jo!ul F. Roush also wish to thank Dr. Pickserved refreshments to Mrs. ens, nurses and starr at VetHerman Layne, Mrs. H a r r y erans Memorial Hospital, MidLayne, Mrs. Velma Roush, Mrs. dleport emergency squad; David Roush, Miss Lelah Jane special appreciation to RawlPowell, Mrs. James M o y, Ings-Coots Funeral Home Cor Mrs. J. V. McGrew and Kay their kindness and consideraRou.oh. The Rebecca Circle met Wed.. nesdl,y afternoon In the sodal room oC the church with Mrs. 1964 PONTIAC GTO H.T. CPE. - .$1195 V-8 •ntirio 4<op..d tr~no. Llk• .new ti,.l, red buck- NEW 1869 ~IG ZAG soWIIW nil>- Polllt'ey Motor Co. o. chine hi orlglnol factory carzts 2111• to make . • too, · Automatic buttonholes, sew on buttona, m""'''ram. and"mako tancydewith just tbe twist ot • ocilll lVII.... P.M, · I'OMIIOY, .OHIO •tao• siiWio dial Lelllnla1aWII'lnd Far Sale never. lisen used. WUI sell lor Notice GUN SHOOT, Rutland Amerlosn Legion. Sunday, noon till 4. 9-11-2tc sPACE, 5th st., Racine. Phooe 949-3471. --- - - ------- Auto Sales oniJ' 147 ossh or E-Z g""s, Phone 992-2685. 9-11-Gic _______ _____ _ ------------1966 FORD p!ckl9, excellent USED 30 Inch Frigidaire electric dltloo with camper top oovor, stove, $50, jlhono Mason 882AeaY)- duty, 6 cylinder, over2370. 9-10-.'ljp load sprtrws, all accessories, pb- Mason 7'1U965. . BEATEN DOWN earpot pallia 110 S..7-6tc. when BlueLuatrearrlvea. Rent -------------- one is welcome. Mrs. George Freelarxl, Syra- cuse. 9-IJ-3tc ---------.----Wanted ---- ----lk:yllnder, --- --ex· 1960 DODGE olootrlc 1~r $1. 28 .. FOOT house trailer, $750. '58 Jeep, good condition $800. Phone 992-5860 9-7-Gip Make 11-l~lc ---- --------1961 CHEVROLET!mpala,$125, prtselts Boker lOCAl . . . DAILl .' ' Furniture. . ------------.- . Dar~ cellent mechanicalb. oUer. Phone 99~233. WIPO IIIOIMAnOI:.:.,IIWs <OI>- TROPHY SHOOT, Rutland Gun 1965 MALIBU, loor door, one Club, SepL 14; 1(){)4)ird event, owner, perfed corxlttion, call three classes. Shooters should Guido 992--5786. 9-5-Gtc be signed tc> by 1 p. m. Every- __ _ _____ _ ____ _ A DOOR FIAT sedan. call 9-11-31< 196 8' ~ 949-302;. ----------- - &-ll-6tc NO HUNTING on my pr~erty. 1956 CHEVROLET \1 tooJil.ckl9, 8 loot, olde stop, $500. Phone 9112-5381. t-Jo.ete ..,.. A GOOD BUY, slve It HOUSE IN Racine. Three becJ.. rooms, Clarence Roy, phone • 9411-2811. 9-7-Gtc a -112.1111 llltldl.-t. CIIM' lte <IJ1Itl lhallwcio. Tlll1'1 Barpjnland. ------------- ------------- TWO FARMS looaled at East LeRIDER WANTED to share exPhone 247-2161. tart, Ohio, 2 mUes !rom new penses to southern CalUornia; 9-12-5tc Racine lock arxl dam; 17 acres, COAL. LUMP, eu, atalcert mine leavirw on 15th or 16th oCSeptrom. Er<ela!or Soil Worb, 5-room hwse, drilled well, ember. Coittact , Jim Norton, Eaot Main St., POU1tl'O)', Phone · farm pond, large broiler house, ~le Pomeroy. Phone 992-2636. 992-38111. tann Jan! and wooded era, . 9-ll-3tp EARLY AMERICAN slereo, AM, $9,000i Four acre1, 5-room r----~----, FM radio, 4 speed changer, 4 boose, $5,000. Write Dale W. · speaker sound system. Balance HOI, Rt. 2, Racine, Oblo. can Wanted To BUJ due $83.62 or blllget terms 247-2135 alter 5 p.m. CHINA CABINETS, niUIIII tabl•s, a""llable, caU 992-3352. 9-7-71< old .-o, lie. Wrltt or eall 9-12-Qc M. D. Miller, Rt. t, Polwi\0', piJCIIIO llt2..8371, e-:l~c TWO BEDROOM home, IIY!rw SOLID STATE slereo. 1969,.1room, dining room, hall m1 nut stereo console with 4 speakooe bedroom carpeted, 784 Wanted ers. 4 speed automatic chanBrownell A"Ve., Middleport. Pb. --'---~ ger. Balance due$69.15or bud992-9961 or 992-3035. get terms available. Call 9923352, 9-12-6tc For 9-9-6lp ·HOBSTETTER REALTY GEO. HOI$TETTER, INker fOR TWO CARRIERS .NEEDED Co---. MASON RACINE - ------- - ----- ·~If• , and ...- ------------- lleftleville New1, Notes -- ----r---- - -- ----- --- ------ - ---------- - --- - ---- *'"'*·.,t . , ' ; '" . s-u.u. rtcf ~ HOR5f:'(- ..11fAT DriE 111M FOR. SIZE -· r10W I«)W'S ABOuT 'SoMETHIN' ~ ·- !'.:0 u e.-.n ·•!ilroi · \I.I.CIIIW ,jitJJ<•+ - ..4. .,..- .. ' Q,.Jiho ...... _.,......, t.,'fi :NW'dl . . .. . . . .f'!"1 99:1-2685. LETART - Five rooma, bath, Ooor luraaee, pa.U,., drilled Woll, f7,000. Relax With Your Family! offer your lami l_y. 7_1'001111, ball, loreod aJr ,.,...... baiOIIIom, l'llll>Orl- LeriiO lol, P,SOO. AN11QIJ!TY - · O.ur St:RA~U~I ~7~- prices Ore kind to f.~mily buclg•t•, tool -... ....... BAILEY' S ,, I' ------------.. ___ .... _- ... ----~------- .,. Bilslness Slnlces . ·· , · .uR roNDI'iiONING, 218 E. MAIM 992-9974 . Opon Dally 5:30-7:00 -------------liMP? r NERVOUS? Csa'l T 1 USleeperl.tf Slitlfactl.on IUU'• or 11101101 back. Only sa oents. NeiiOU llrup. 9-11-J8tp -------------- DEDUCE SAFE and rut w I I b Gobese 11b1o11 IIIII &....,...... .... plllo. NeiiOU!lrup. 9-1J-601p -------------- 11114 DODGEplck..up, V..Songlao, hePy-clul;y tr•n1ml1~ , Ud rear end. Good ~ dno, $750. Cllli71Z-4llt6or-1'111man Goble, .llaJw Hollow Road, Rutland. 9-1~ -------------~". \ \. I I ... ~10-4te: 'REJECTION -5t.IP ,;;ijOCK "! ·------------- I •eldao• ABC I!:J!Iupl1-,· --------------ear. · GENERAL BEMODELING, Plllbl, Jlinllal. ,..,""addllloua, ......._ ate_, lrte lljlmalu, - - 882.13:' 19-4-121p -------------&liJII1 a.., Nelclor. Racine. o. _ · _____ ______ SEE NEIGLER Bulldi'W .... bulldiiW ~ _..;.. CsiJ ' W8-tfo FOB HJiiB, DOW tNDCJiilr - u PuiAIIIIr-.J'Ia~ VL i'boo!o 'I'/W188 aa.r • 'l ine, .....,.. dnlnl ' to W, .AKIU"IItAKJU . . What do you do now? "'"" .... to ... u ,..,. aer.-..u-.. • DAILY CROSSWORD 2.Ttrmol ~-t (abbr.) 3. ~ 4.. RIQutret a. Calctum {aym.) 8. J'rom 1. BtaD4 up 8. Outer 28. Ull· -:oolcecl 30. Oerman ctty 31.ll"'rrt aanneat !~: ~'J'AIID 17.WIMir 3&=of u .On-oft I'Oidw&JI -- " il: r~oo. PGIIleroy VolUnteer Fl....n:. Cood Show! Cood !ii>Oirl Y- Lobar llaycelobratlonhelpod bring ~wdtte• or~ .. bend" tcsethtr. Fin flghUne UDiU cooper.. ate to provide top serrice. You .Prove It worb, Others .W tonow lll!gblnlng strUt.. a wom-· spirit wW turn IIIIo • liar, IICCord!ng to the be- ' Uel ol African bushmea . ID, her A. Buckeye 1111' ' 10 that the banleaed tat can be removed before servlnC. ~ turo 11. Kind: of .... 20.Hint Midi Call ' bom • 33. Judp•a btncb 35. Stade· t.llum.rw I 2T.t.wn peat SS.IIulolm u ~ Plirt of. ehurch Triglycerides in Blood Act Same as Cholesterol ly WAYNE G. llANDSTADT, M.D. Q-Wiuol 11 the slp!llcaDCo of a hiJ!b tr!lliYoerlde blood level? What is-the best treatmeat for itT A-Tile trlc ly ee ride • aormllly loomd In tho blood act In tbe same way u ctJo.. lellerol. When I b e level riles, the danaer ol herdenlng of tbe arteries iD<Maseo. Ttill ·~ Ufilally be control- led by a diOt--oubatltute marprlne lor buller, eeltap · ebeeae for c r e a m ch!eae, com oil for olive oU. · cocoa lor bot chocolate and sherbet for lee cream. Avoid avocadot, rried foods, wb!pped or sour cream ud the aida ot filh or fowl. Trim away tho v!a!ble fat from aU meat.a and place soup.s and atewo!D_the re(riaerator ------------- U-theoel'oorlumllleo, one letter to nth ~quen, te form four ordlnarJ wor4s. ' C. C. BIWlFORD, A\)C110NEER Cemplece Sonloe drua _,..,.. A •• ~,. 'l,-' elfeeto. anl1~ {QMI- traa) II .. loDger ._-t- mealll. If It II to ba llbll lor a .l>l'OiaaHd period, It sboulcllio IIIPiiiemealed wifll 8,000 un1to ohltam!D A &ad 400 unlto of >ilamln D ctall,y. ..., I ,, ,. "•• ,, .. t' '~ l =.e*:t:~ ". '. Q-An ...... any drup . • !. lor tbe · - levellowerblc bQidl lecltbln! A-Yea. Alromld.S, Cbolosln, Qaolllru IIIII _ . , t o _ . .. .... .•'. .. atecl ill IIJplott.am, Allor ,Ohio a-·· pat bla llnillior-la.lo ..... reaillnc-· bt . 0 • ..... ....... Wm ... '.ttl ·'-:_ . Crltt BridtDrd -------------· , 4-la~IIUI an elQiel'lmeatal drug 1..lowerlnrthe blood cholftterol level! I have talten Atrvmld.S lor NVeral moatba but I would nlher a Q.,-11)- ••thr II lator>- l'l!ane Hf4121 Ra~; .,. .- lNleod of hu - bid ... ,.... clouble w.. clubo. North ud l!ut Whot do you""' ~llr/~llJ£if'at ...··•w..Jc ....Uc - 'I'ODArB Q1JISTION 3•30 or 949-3913, Racblt. . ? · A......_ , _ ............ Y• CroAIIETTE ~ ._. Dble p.. You. South, boW: ~E 'S ~E INTO , 11513. sALE OFIIIeestagoflfarryW. Elliott, Letart, W. VL, lit. I Saturday, Sept. 13, at IP-DL 30 loot house trailer alii mlacellanoous items. t-IWtp , 1• • I ~' aad IOniCL Mason, W. VL PhanO 773- • HAIIIU90N'S TV AND ANTI!MIA SERVICE. Phone 99~ . . allou urvloe. Jod<'l~ all Now ........ ~- · 2079. RES.TAURANT . POMEROY S.nday 7:OD-7:00 .... jilL~ or VIRGIL 'I'IAFORI)' ASSOCI ATIS 992-3325 . A good time, along with good food i 1 what ,.. u-. For Sale -------------lint---- •. Entertained · '' any bags. Full prloe only $32.88, or terms available. Ph. · Pets For Sale ---- ------ ---- Level bedrom:aa.~ ., ' sw~r · wlth -------------- Far Rent Gallia and Mason Area Informed As Well As · - ~.~1eiUJl!l.ll! --- ----- ----..J -------------- 3AID '·"· 4:30 P.M. l<eeping Me!gs 6 rooms, belli, 1101, rur..ce, 3 lot, 16,000.. PHONE 882-2962 • ., acre. Now $2,800. ·- ------------ELECTROLUX 12 "1001 BURLINGHAM - 5 rooms, dotern, drUied wall, lllftP, I Help LEWIS JOHNSON REUNION Tho Lewis-Jahnaon family re- Notice unkln ,... held &mday at the N., llaveu Park- Harry Johnson waa elllhd:'S*eli'J 1, Jamu R. ~~ pnl~M~t; Plliiv . Rouiii';(TtreaSurer; and Ruth Lew. le, secretary. v ACAIICY 1..- two eldercy - . RAT TERRIER PUPPIES. FeOldest attending wis Charles pia. Prefer prhag paid 1'"male, $20 each. Ph- 949-2739. Cochran; youngest, Michael Lew1101111. Phcno Muon, TIUIII$, la; the largest family, Mr. and lo..atfc · PONY, Bridle and Soddle, $50. Mrs. Clayton Russell and travPhone 992-6018. ellag tbe larlhes~ Mrs. Robert RUMMAGE SALE, Friday and NEEDED Immediately, 6 women llutlsell. 9-12-31< S&turdoy, 231 Mill st., In tile IIIII or part time. For InterAtteDdlng were Mr. and Mrs. Fry Buildi~, Middleport_ Rack view, <all 992.$111. RESTAURANT equlpmelt. SWeCll)'ton RuaaeU, Mason; Mrs. or nlce dresses, 25 cents. 9-ll..>te den 80ft ice cream machine Lesley Rcu &b, Nancy and Dal'id, 9-111-31< New llaven; Libby Brown, New and other Items. Pbono 1922838 or 992-2429. Haven; Mrs. Genevive M.Yera, EARN . MONEY In your spare Pl:ttlburgb, Pa.; Mrs. Marvin FEMALE CAIRN, 9 -mo. Male 9-12-6tc time. If you have two hoora a pug, 4 mo.. Both ebamplon air-· - . Ceonle, Bobby, Keith and day to spare from your bome, - --------~--·Lou Am ol Newllaven; Mr. and ed. Scotties, wires, JOO(IIe1, we ean train you to earn over BALDWIN PIANO to fe "picked Mrs. Harvey Russell, Harvey, eoekera, lrelandRoadKelmels. ·$100 ·per month extra income. .., In this area may be llouglt Phone 667 -3;;;, CoolvUle • Sbaron, Mike and Sandy, AlliWrite Cor interview appoJ.nt.. at huge sav!ngo. For lnlor· ance, 0.; Mr. and Mrs. Wil9-11-6tc ment., P, o. Box 43, MJddle.. mation write Paul Grave1, Ham Roush, and Rebecca Ann, port, Ohio. Graves Piano and Organ C4DNew U.Ven; Mrs. Robert Ruspaoy, 383 E. Br<od st., Columsell, Steve, Jeff and Bryan, Ak. bus, Ohio. ron, 0.; Mrs. Ruth Lewis, Mr. WOULD LIKE to haw someone TRAILER LOTS, Bob'o Mobil 8-31-121< J. J. 'iedge and Brian, Point to live in, do light housework Court, s,ncuse, cildoou8tlle Pleaaar.t; Mr, and Mrs. James and care ror one small child. lit. 124, Phone 11112-.2951. POODLE PUPPIES. AKC T 01 Lswla and Michael, Point PleasHome plus salary. Phone 99211-11-tfc miniature, f/5alll,..·!)loolaerant. 9902. 9-7-6tc vice and ..-niDI- I'll... IIUMr. and Mrs. Joe Thompson FURNISIIED tllreo l'GOIIl oport5443. IIIII Julie Am, Pittsburgh, Pa.; ROOF PAINTING and patoh(JW - . - · ._.., c!KQrot. - - - - - - - - - - - - - - · b)' contnct, '"EJCI)el'ieneed"'. Cbarlea Cochran, Middleport, 0.; ed, 507 Mill St., Mlddl_.t. For free estimate, phone 992Mr. and Mrs. James Cochran, MODERN 7-room house In CheoPhcno 11112--2712. 1-22-tfc . 2806. (We go a.,...bere). LIDda, Jimmy and Pat, Galligr. For !nlormat!on or 11>8-22-t!c polis, 0.; Mr. and Mrs. Harry polotmelt oall 9116-3377. Jolut~m, RI<I<J>, Olarles and Sant-7-6te nJRNISIIED roe o~~~.-, dra, Pomeroy, 0.; .Mrs. Hazel 1 WILL _pick tV merchandise aiXl Midll'-1. Phone ttU871, BEAGLE Pit>'- Phone 8411-2476. take to auction on _percentage Jolmson, Point Pleasont; Nancy 9-7-61< basis. Call Jim Adams, Aucll-l-4fe Hawke, Pomeroy, 0.; Troy Barttioneer, Rutland, Ohlo. Phone ley, Gallipolis, 0.; Paulette 742-4461. 9-9-121< FURNISHED and unfurn!- SJ:x ROOM houMwlth bath, GravNibert, Gallipolis, o. -rtmeltL Cole ·to oehool. el Hill, Middleport. Phone 992Phone 99U434. 10-l~c 5502. WANTED. ONE hundred newpeo9-ll-6te ple to attend the Rutlarxl Church or the Nazarene Revival in pro- FOUR ROOM fumlohod _..,. gress and will continue through men~.. tilth, adult• aad nfer- REMOVE EXCESS body Ould with Fluldex tablets- Only $1. 69at enoeo, llt'h Mulborry A,._ Sunda,y, Sep~ 14. Services Nelson Dnlg. nightly at 7:30 p.m. and 10:30 Phone 192-11911. 7..:15-ik By MRS, L. BALDERSON a.m. Sunday morning. Just try Mr. ana Mrs. G. 0 . Schmoll, oor welccme. Rev. Lloyd D. STORAGE SPACE, rent for boats fl. Middle90rt were reqmt callers Grimm, Jr., Pastor. or automobiles, etc. Phone 992- 5 HOlSTEIN JJiitfera, one Jer.., on Mrs. Bessie Larkilll. helrer, one Holstein cow, one 9-9-41< 2798, or see Dick Seyler, Kerr Mr. alii Mrs. Marion Metzer, 600 lb. polled Harolord bull. St., Pomeroy. Toledo, spent a ]Veekend at the Bulland Searles, pllone 742 • CHICKfN BARBECUE, Sunday; Metzer-Blse home. 4626. t-7-61p SepL 14 at the Racine Fire Mr. and Mro, E. M. Riddle ol StaUon. Serving starting at 12 FOUR ROOM HOUSE, bath, !ull Parkersburg, W.Va., vlsitedwith 11000. 9-9-4tc Mr. and Mrs. Carl Buckley Fri· basement, attlc room, niee day and Saturday. yard, driveway, 1637 Lincoln Weekend gueats at lhe WU- REMEMBER old times, overall He!ghto, Phone 992-2780. and print dress day at HUard Jiams- BUderaonhomewereMr. ll-12-6tc Chapel Chrlotian Un!oo Church lnd Mrs. BUI Wllllama of i.el>..... Sunday, SepL 14,&mdaySchool caater. TRAILER, Brown's Trailer Park 9:30 L m. Afternoon services Mr. and Mrs. Dale Smith, T•r· Minersville, Ohio, Phone 9922 p. m. Lots ol good goopel •sa, Mark, and Jodi, and Mr. and 3324. prea<hlng and s!nclng. Rev. llfra. Frsnl< B!se, Freddy and Raymond R!oe, -ker. EveJackie, vacatioiled at Michigan, ning services 7:30 p. m. Everyp i - ond Niagara Falls, N.,. one welcome. Pastor, Rev. THREE ROOM -rtment, <OlD- · Y!lriL plegly modern will! buiJW. · ll<lbert Searles. \ MrL Bill Meredith or Beverly ldtebea, wall...., allltUiatop 9-12-11< .... a do)~ with Mt-s. Ernest . unit; llalalo~a steel olall willl · dl~ unit, ...... balll and MATCH, Sunl!ay, ·.,._ PJ,i" Otlburl'll, firstgrade SHOOTING laqo closato. Nlellll dooSept. 14 at I p_ m. Racine Gill tadler RJvuYiew School waa onad. CsiJ 112-2211 lor .... Oub. a ,. ..._ 'et st. Joseph's Tlospi:pat-lllor2p,~ .. ,.....,...,,_ W Va. tal,·~·~- . . . ' . " ·' . U~ F1VE ROOMs alii bath, larp <looed In porch, 5 acres. Cs11 Portland,8411-270:Z. 8-Jfllc 4 · •r 7:50 A.M. lr)', BJue Lustre. America'• faYDI'* II ~· ~~root braiD! �1 . .~ ·a·, . ' \ .' hW.· ' liuiiiQ . ml4 ~ow \' .~ ' ' . ' ',, ' To 'I'M. (;~ Middle Ohio Volley . Det10ied ...... ,.,.,__ ' ciOU!If • THREE SECTIONS 1!lo .....-.~ iald oil luuU pllloo ~ oafll1 to b111e. Hl .dld IIIII lliil bow lila~ · p!anlo . . ailllo lllo ' ' told'·'· or - s.o north of tho Dead apparent NEW HAVI!N - 1lte R o T. James Yeo Kin Moy wUI be In- , stalled at a special aerrloe SUnday, 7:30 p.m., aa pallor or lhe . St. Paul Lutheran Church bore. Tho Rev. Mr. Moy comes here from Athens where he bas beeD serrtng .. director Ry Uidted or - GLENDORA, IIIJSS - THOUSANDS OF PERSONS began retun>reBidents, West Green. at Cillo lng to their homes ln tho Mlaslasljlpl D,lita today when wlada dlaalUniversity. Following theinatol- pated most or the deedly phoosene gas lllot leaked from four deraUed latloo, a reoeptloo w!ll be hold chemical tank cars. At the height ot the Crlais, , 30,000 peraonJ were in the multi..purpose room rl. the routo<l frcxn their homeo,)>ut by mornlna aU but abwt 5,000 lad rechurch honoring the HW pastor, turned. , his wile, Mabel, and their two The tankers were among,12 cars ola mile -long Winola central sons, James Mark and Thoma! freight train that Jumped lllo rails Thuraday alb!riiOOIL A spark from a hroken power Uno apparently isnlted the oaro all! sent a huge cloud Michael. of black smoke blllowirw into the air. Several of the tanker1 contained vinyl chloride, a chemical used inmaklrwresins aDCI plastics. Uftoo DIVORCE GRANTED der heat this substance produces phosgene gas, a lethal gas used' in On ground& ~ extreme cruelty, Karen &!e WD1011, Alboey World War I. Route 3, haa been srented a di- GM cot' pricea going up-ao wlw care~~? vorce from Frederiek Neal wu. WASIIINGTON - FOR THE FIRST TIME In several years, De.... Alboey Route I, by Malga trolt"s decision to raise the price of new cars did not Provoke a cry County Commoo Pleas Court. of aJWUish from the White House. In tact, Thursday'• announcement The plaintiff was given cu""""' from General Motors tlat Its 1g7o model ears wlll cost an average ot one minor child. of $125 more per car- 3. 9per cent - waa greeted with almost total We bank by mail... why don't you? Hot weather, cold weather, beautiful daybusy, lazy, just plain smart-ask or write our bank right now for your personal supply of free Bank-by-Mail forms. Then bank any hour, any day, holidays included! If you're coming into town anyway, however, use our quick MEIGS THEA TIE ! TONIGHT AND SATURDAY SEPT. 12-13 POMEROY Rod Steiger John Phill;p Law "DAY OF THE EVIL GUN" s.tlna Melas County tor ov• 97 years Mtmbei Federal Reserve System Janet Leigh PLUS "A FINE PAIR" Roell: Hudson Claudia Cardinale Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation All Accounts Insured Up To $15,000.00 SHOW STARTS 7 P.M. DlachaJpl - None. 1lte AI oo14 1ba Abram attock Into the Antitnut seUlement geu ReaetioiU ning a demonstration. 11 LEO EDWARDS, lett, One or twc pDol-lnotrueton at ti;. GaU!a-Melga Realcxal Air· 14-year-old John HudsOn a pointer followed a reeent llying se11ion. Young . o': :. / Jiiidaonlad )lot taxied the CesaiB 172 ahown In lhe baeklround. · · , ;J!o/1. slveo s .\ Teenager Getting Jump .-~_.· on Future .Sky Pilots Open Tonight, Fri•ay Til 9· Shop Satur•ay 9:30 to 9 p.m·. aHence by the Nixon administration. The one htgh official who did cmunent - Commerce Socretllry Maurice R stams - appeared to aide with the hdustry, aometlllng that was rare during the Kennedy· Johnsoriyears. • . ... ,1 •• BY I!OB~T WILSON, Jll, . , . GAI,IJPOLIS - Rack In ii"BJidlalhel"l , ,, . dil, ~· alked for the horse aDd )laek, In dad's doJ, It was 111e fam. BARGAINS IN EVERY DEPARTMENT . ·DURING OUR STOREWIDE·· SALE. t -iar These grqs are nearly ~noid," he ~ld at the wiad~W• oh three " day oaatlU~ iaecurl~ l -'bt represertatlvea from 11 atate unf:WirBiUils.c1'They ttl}: us· w~t'they piMtoA'' . . ' ,z::l"!81i; .,,, 'l!¥11tto. .# •·"' tlie .~ltvoyearalleouid 'be. " 'Don't Foqet to rqist• In the Drapery Depnnent for the Hoo•• Sweep• to be &l•en away Saturday, Saptedl• i3..No purchase . ·-- . ·.f ,' . ·~am'~- nef~ ~~~~win. . . l. · ~ to Leo ;"·.;' ·1i'eMGtG-'' Edwarda, ooe of the qiiiiis ·• )leiP R6sional Airport's two ex. '~""*' pllat.!notructora, 15 otudllnta are tii!'Olled In C!71nt cwraea , clrOf<!d a1 lhe two.,vear-old ·- being air &trip olt Ka- ID8Ir!l.... torward, he asked me to take him to the airport, He took a ride Ernie Thompaon. That wao It ·He was 10 feet iall wbeli he I!VI elf lhaJ plane.'l YOUDI Imdaon baa already Clllbpi- 24 hours flylns time. Aoeordlng to Instructor Edward, 40 hoora Is a nolnbDun rt!Q!Iire.. mont to solo. With toda)''a ~ a bit more complicated, most otudenta get In $0 hours before making their aoto. Eel. warda alao pointed out ao lndlvl~ DNst be 16 before making a solo, and the! one JJWat be 17 before he or she ia ollglble for a private lloonae. A periOD muat be 18 fit be eligible for a commercial Ucenoe. ' . ·\:JOW £'1 U:-!.11. . d . "ft:t:ll'e · ·I D · . ~- Lorry !l.UIT " "" Olhor · ·. ' Oat of t1,te stud!onis. ~~o.:!4..,yeu.old Jiiilli' ~ lili\oon reooi•OI~ tor)'- •i.our · · llildam. 1011 ot ~. aDd Mro•. Jack Hud- every two weeks. He Is one or the)oong. /'. . (lollljiolio. wtll ba 13 later thla tat enroi!eea In lhe ealll'ae. "Joloi> can ~ A ooploomore at Gall !a Aeadamy already h8Ddloi the erolt bY hlmaaU," said , ,IIIah School, )'OIIIIg lbi1011 h,.. looo!A at it Edwards. • '. aiarly two yeora, Ills llrBt airplane ride HUdiOn - · to take up ~ as a wa~ wllh· ~· 'lbom»aon In June, 1967. careor after flnlahlng school. IUs &QOl now What ~ tid& ~ to want .Is to become a commercial pUot. :• "' to loam to llY? AC<CI'dlng to bla father, Lealllllll are ollered at lhe new airport Jcbn baa always shown an lntoreat In air- In tho evenings and 111 weekends. 1lte cost, ,... plaMa. He has llollt oevwal models at for beginnera, rangoa between $16 aDd U9 home. per boQr, depending oo the type ~ erart "1lte real motiT&tlon, I believe," said used. This Includes ooth the plane and ln. Jaek, "eame after a ealeaman friend drop. atructor. Coat ~ lhe plane a1ooe Is bepad In one doJ with a i!ook m fl1lnR, 1 $12 llld $15 au hour, depending on 1ld It hom<!. Jcbn - e d . it. lioortly ar. lhe type ~ uaed. Koaygin mmt have mended a fence MOSCOW - SOVIET NEWS OUTLETS ab""tly halted propaganda blasts aplnst Red Chlm today, apparently an oulgrow111 of Prem ier AI...!, N. KosYiin fenee • mending visit to Peking 1lturaday. Neither the news agency Tass nor the- olficialpress nor Moscow radio and television carrled -1.1'0' of the criticisms of Mao Tse-turw•s regime thet have been priBJiinent In their rfllor\& lor monlhs. ' '''' ~ apaee ~. It I • • -•·· ·."' .,. • •·~ ...... In w• -w~... ', J!'; iOPolir for junior to l!ak mom and pop · · 'i tO.. U.. klys ·to tho airplane. Well, .may. :...'': 1oo. ~· ~ . collllllOII now, llot wlt1oln . '""' - ·are harins. · lhe 4-11 erty aDd lo<:a\14XLB lnYtiedto allill clubs of Melp Comity In correct1ng the Melt!• Comity 4-11 ~ clurlnl! the ..... Ins week, September 15 to 18. Mr. Shalfer ~ the Rockford Map l'llbllshlns CoJJIIIIIIIY wUI., be here wrldng In lhe oount;y extonalm · , clllce In the oorroottng ~ _.-t.y linea and tranlferrlng the - . erty to the corroeted mapa llhowiag present loeatloos ~ hlghwayo aDd streams. Ever:rone In lllo eounty lnlere- In helpIns 111 thla Ia Invited to to lhe Extehalm Ollloe at hlo or her convenlenoo to help. To slmpll(y poooetllrea, It Is hoped thai the following aehedule can be used but lnillviduals may come at lillY tlme aDd w!ll have 111e oJllli)11UIIlty Ill cheek lhe mapa. During the day the omce wUI be opeo from 8:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. Evenlna aeaslona wUI 11art around 7:30 aDd cootlnue as long as nee·e11ary. 1lto - l e II as follow•: Monilay a.m., Letart TownShip; Mondo;y p.m., Lebanoo Townahlp; Monc1a3 eveeln& &!tloo Township• Tueaday a.m., Salem TOWIUlhlp; Toeeda,r p.m., Orange Townstdp; Tueaday evening, Colwnbla and Scipio Townahlpa. Wemeaday a.m., Rutland Townahip; Wedneada.Y p.m., Bedford Township; Wednesday evenlna, Cleator Townahlp. Tbur&day a.m., SallsbJry Township, and 1ltoraday p.m., Olive Township. Al1)'0ne wlahing to come when their town. llllip Is not achecmled may do ao aa lhere will be opportunity to have more than one group working at a Ume, according to c. E, makeslee, Cwnty Extenalon Agent, Agriculture. Elberfelds In Au to f\.CCI .l dent 0 i' I . 1969 CHEVROLET I 1 BEL AIR 2 DOOR I I I I Color: block, front & ,.,. . .. oor mGt•, E. eloek, PQo wergllde, w/t / w tire1, undera•ol, 1ofety group. Sticker price, 3071 .10. I . . BO ·Tons ofCoalLost . .' : PomoroyMolor $2607 : •--~!.!~~---------------J ·---------------------: 1969 CHEVROLET I t II 1 All_ ·I VW 1 IMPALA H. T. COUPE Color: 81.11'ni•hed brown, POW!flhde, w/ 1/ w tlte1, rodlo, undwuol, sofety group. Sticker priu, 3217.30. Pom.,.y Molor Sale Prico I I $2776 II I I I II L---------------------r----------------------1 I 1969 CHEVROLET J --------------------------·I Just Received! NEW CORVETTE SliNGRA Y COUPE j • 1 (BEAUTIFUL GOLD) 1 1 1 I I1 CAPRICE H. T. COUPE Color burgundy,· Poworvlldo tron,., power •'•"''"'' Jl 327 Ve ong. 825•14 WW tl .... , P.B. radio, E. clock, wh. COYit't, saloty ;roup, 1.1ndorc:oat. Stick• Prlu I 13175 ·"· Pom...,y Motor Sole Price $3157 1969 CHEVROUT BISCAYNE 2 DOOR . p...... yMotor Sole Price ' ' ' I II ---------------------·-~ With 350 eM. in. en9ine, 4·speed, PosHrAc, poJIItr brG•ts & sturin9, 11'.11'. tires, AM·FM rAdio. SEE THIS TRULY SPORTS CAR TODAY! I $255$ I I ti.P~r.~·- $3999 I 1----·------~-..,.--~----.1 '· program aDd 108 ...uta aervinllll - llllip llld comml- pooitlmo tbo H troops. Proclamallorul deai....Una the Sept. 1530 period .... "Girl Scout Flmdllrln have beea laaued by aU live IILIIJDrS ot vlllageo where eolidllq wUI take )llaoo. w...... IIIIUing lhe - - - wera lfayOI' London ~ !17racuae, Mo.Yor Charlea Pyles ~ Raelne, ~ J, E. iliJIUa ~ Rutland, Molyor Charleo Logar ~ roy llld Mo~yor c. o. Filher ot MlddiepOl't. 1lte proc]amadoas pay to the""' gram ~ the Girl Scouts ~ America .,. haD the firmness ot PII"PDIO wbldl bu . guided the lives of the 1111111' ndl"- ct Girl Scout member& sloee 1M OI'IIIIIU:. tim's louncllos m Moly 12, IS12. • The vlllago clllclala.eall 111 oil cltiJolf to give not onljl their -.at llld .....,., tlon In carcylng out the •coutiiiS ....,..1111 but alao the needed llnencto1 .._-t. · The Big l'ellll>ho<- al ...... Herman LINDA HACKETT, LEFT, CAPABLE swimming Instructor, dorated her oervlcea the past week to help wllh swimming classes lor Meigs High Sehool coeds at 111e ~ pooL With Miss Hackett are two adwnced students, Leanne 5ebo an:1 Ka.tby ConJe. '01 Swimmin Hole Inviting to Coeds MIDDLEPORT - While this week's day. for wraps, Meigs lligil SchoOl coed& are time tomperatures have boon dlwlns Into tho ' greeting the new fall owllllllling program llftles Me1p lligil Sehool coeds have been with onthualasm. ~Into lhe Middleport Community 1'001. Mrs. Joy llentley, PhYsical ecmcatloa ln- otructor, Is heading the program - the soggestlorl for which actually came from aome or the - · · Mrs. BenUey contacted vlllage and park otriclals and secured permi~ slon to use the pool facility lor a tvro week swimming Cconlr t• al!ll- - ' I the , . . . . ers Girl SCM ~ 1i11J1 ,,.,... ..... ed In l'lrkerlburg, W, VL llolp II ot nine eruntlea In Welt VIrclala llld Oblo SOrTed throuih the Parkerlllurl em... Three campo are located In tbo ...., all llnaneed tbrou&ll lUnd drive .-~< Ill the Dine m1111lea. 1!loy are SoDdy at Elizabeth, W. Va.; Rotan near Atbml' and Qak Rtdse at R a v - '11111 .... summer more than 2,500 slrla sUenled· the campo, aome llll!'lnl ""'era! whDe - . . . attellded only doJ 11111aaL Money from the lUnd drive• 'thnluibout tho area Ia used lor mabrt_.,.,, oqulp. mont aDd new facilities Ill lhe three . _ aitea, for proridltls camporallljJa lor iDIIL gent girl&, for lllllt>ifeS, training prlltil"IIDI aDd periiOIIIIei Q!I&IIf!ed lo teaeh In tho IN· erali IIOClUtlng " ' - · American Girl SeGutlnr, bop by JWW. In Savannah, Go., oaJ-. IU 58111 blrthcla.Y thla year. ~ B&E IS INVESTIGATED GALLIPOLIS - 1lte Gollla Coond;rShorlll's lle!Jartment lnveatlgated a~ aDd enterlna ~Idly olghtat the homo oiMr. aDd Mro. Eugene Bare at Cora. The ~ wao ,.,made thrOOgh tho baek door whUe the Biros ;;· • were away ~!day IQht. NothiJV .... ~ ,;t. ed mioaiJV. · '' .. .\' '· JIPALA CUSTOM COUPE '1I · Lateat rest-.n flprea lhowthallfelp Comity has 308 slrla earoUed In the ICOOitllw Phys-Ed Center is Near Completion .r----;~~-~-~;--. ~ 1. POMEROY - With a &QOl ~ •t.OOO ilia Melp County Girl Scout flul drive will • underway Mondo;y aDd couiiJIJo tbrou&ll SotiL 30. Paul Caacl ot Middleport, drive ~ report& thai a ....ae-to-1\ouae OIIIVUI wUI be cOIIWded throu&lliiUt the .,;,ey In ., el!ort to ral!e the 1110D11J . - f o r IICOUt programa or the 24 actiTo troops ~ tbo eoonty. classes _ GALLIPOLIS - Larry Lee, chairman ot all held during lhe artemooo boOrs wben Gaiiipolla Sa!Tallon Army Senice Unit, an. lhe sun Is as warm as It Is going to be ncuneed todl,\' that the amnnl lUnd drive will Ia not reqolred. However, all but about be coeduded from Sept. 12 to Oct. 10. aeven girl& In four classes are partie!. The locallreaaurer II Mro. Emily Sauaders paling, 1!lo girls are taken to the pool and other committee members are Mrs. from the school In private motor vebic • Chorles !Iober, Mrs. Rernlce Borden, Mro. lea. Mildred Soot!, William Barr, Kenneth Betz,_ On hand to help 111o cla11es during Jim Betz, Seth HunUey, Jcbn Millo and Tom lhe past - k has been Miss Uncia HackMetcalf. ett, eapable Instructor, working with adMany have been helped by the local com. vaneed student& - with no rennmeratlon. ml- ~ Gallipolis and Gallia County in the Mrs. Bentley Is working with the DOII.awimpast, llld lhe conuniUM will oootlnoe to holt> mora. Out ~ approximately 50 girls over those less fortunate and in Deed. Checks Jt\8¥ half are actually ·~norwwimmers.•• he to lhe local treasurer at the Ohio Parentol consent was aec:ored lor those Vall,_, Rank In Gallipolis, II not contacted by taking part In lhe clasaea 11hich will con. a wo~r. time this week it weather permits. I I I I Througlwut County at the high school. Lett to right are Retsy Miller, Hobble Ord, Nancy Tbompaon, Janice IOAstman aid RutiJ TerrelL / • SA Drive Announced""~ part 1n the ,----------------------~ ' TIIJISE FIVE MEIGS !UGH SCHOOL coeds _.mly dm't mlad the ehUJy w•ther as they attend swimming classes as a part or their high achool physical education tral!P ing. This is the ftrat time the Middleport pool las been used ln conjunction with clasaes 1ltla Is the llrat time thet students ~the ochoOl have uaed 111e Middleport facility lor pbyaloal edlleation clasaea and althougio the weather has sent lll&QY • "Oldster a•• scurrylng •rott Our Greatest Sale of '69 Cheverol·ets • • Soliciting Planned eome laruU-bald Sinal Ooaort bed amaohed 1...UU plano to JaUIIdl their own air ral4a Into F.sn3 rr.m l1elds there. pa•gn ~­ aemlolllclal . £sypdiD newthr-•• • POMEROY- J.la1p ~Townahiptrus. '"":<', COLUMBUS - NON-PAID VOLUNTEER S11JDENT Informers have been lined q~ on every coUege campua In Oft(o to glw advance warning of disorder, aecording to an Ohio Highway Patrol ~IlL Cept Robert Dumar, head of the patrol& lntolllgenee upit, aal4 Thursday some informers aremembersthemselvesottbegroq:~ plan- "HELLO DOWN THERE" A FULL SERVICE [JANI< MEIGS GENERAL HOSPrl'AL Adml.o ..... - Nme. VolUIIteer informers Uned up SUHDAY, MONDAY AND TUESDAY SEPT. 14-15-16 Tochnicol.. Tony Rondo II Ev1a EIIIOp, Paul MW!rca, Don Recker. Mary La-.n, Jo Ann Oonklo. - from automobile e~nes. (T echnlcolor) Glenn Ford Arthur, Kennedy RUTLAND DlloharP• - JooeP> Andar. its antitrust suit charging the ration's four maJor automaken wlth conspiraey to delay dewlopment ot air pollution control devices. The consent agreemert announced Thursday was denounced by some as a government 11 &ellout," but it was lauded by the Nixon ado ministration as an "important step" ln the battle against emissions (T ochnicolor) POMEROY NATIONAL· BANK an heo., LOS ANGELES - TilE GOVERNMENT HAS aettled out ol court "THE SERGEANT" DRIVE-IN TELLER WINDOW I 1n 111 ollort to .dlo,.. rcr ' Delta residerm relurnilfK home llOU ·' lerael's celebrati!Jn of Rolli ,. HaahaN, tlio J'"'loh New Yoor. '· n A patrol ldUed o!Pt aDd oeat the ather ·thrao lleolna baek nurilbor of FcWt~an Plan! lnoaeo ol,.. tho 1&67 Wort lato Jordall, he said. EDPt aid ilx loruli P~ llrael cllleially balln• aDd ..,. Fcnlflan plino ,...... Has~ cboo.....,ce~ lor lllo loot , . . . . . llld tho\ yoor 5730 at sundown wUh Israel. prayori pooco 1n _ . damaBO was lnlllcted a claim ·llrael denieiL ·· fhrwlbOUI tbo CIIUIIIr)'. Aecordlns to· mUUary larael ool4 1lturadl¥'• aerial baUleo broulbt to 51 the aliellflth ·e.amatea publlohed In JAmm • 1lturlllio1 by tbo lnoUtute for Slra11Bl< Studloo, ' VETERANS MEMORIAL IM· raid !JmJiwd -iourth of HOSPrtAL Eswt'a air Ioree or 400 planes, Admlallmo - Jomo~ moat11 Sovlat MIG ftlllloro llld Racine. bombero. Richard Johnson ' tr JordP Rim' into brail • · '!dahl thto6 Jid1n Tli1!ri!'IU . the "THE SAND PEBBLES" COLOR "DANGER ROUTE" : •1?, Want Aid To Shape Up Book 111111 . . .,..._, oald a bold or 1lAiob cainnallllo• 'crooMd ~ Richard Attenborough .... u . ,,., Qpe Doul»le Feature Program Steve McQueen ·UUJ. .. . .qallon ~. locilted ~llftheea_t,_ .....tloall . ·aad .......aiioMI . ' cp. for the ooll... - . aDd the limnlcllat.8J;J, 0 ' .. . � 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 12, 1969 roush