https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/b1aef42a6dfc9a05b1a5cfd0b242b16f.pdf 9c6bdfc35e2f54ea6bbdf133532e4b1d PDF Text Text '' ' rf ,, I '· i ' ( - ... • e ~ !~ t :fu . · ,*ricaUplo n :l'),:diseng·ag ' ~.' '. BRO · ~- ~~·~ ;~=~~~·~"':':t": :::~ J • • r .. ' . ·~..! ·: by !fUll·· :l,H~f ' iilu " Otani!. ·:c; . , , . fw •' In rMi fOr "'ttl" bteeuoo a1alld. : Be11dea tho ' odverthlod '"' thoro 11 111e - . 1 1 1 ol hlr .t.leo. .. · . . ' . eaoii••IIW ~ ol.· tho - • - or btr - · 1map •• tho .U.Amerl~n alrl Alao nallllle ,WodneodQ • ol IIIIo ~ .will lit. ..-next doOr, AIJd repnlleea of ABC..TV'i · - 22!1," ailoilt IW- Glt ....,....., ~ waa the ooAc<>me, clprette edo, al~ on lbe way eM, will take It oo tho ehln apia. Wednesday meanwhile, two ootable serlea arrived. One ol theae, NBC.TV'I "Then came Bronson," stars Mlc'*ol Parks as a young man who motorcycles acroas the •tlon, In search of eJ<I)Orlencoa and, boslcall.Y bimaelL It has 1 good attlt>Jde, that or today, and caroMb avoid• the pitlall of pretenaloo. Parka is good, very good. In the llraJido.Jameo Dean mold, he has a P'"'trlul contemponlry presence, but also a ftne, real touch of gerul"' · hiiJIIOI'. The opeolrc episode lound him tald~ a teJnPOral"Y job at a oiD!lmer CIID1> lor disturbed children, ard his relaUonsbip with a young boy (s14>0fb~Y TV in Review mght, . A network statement said :: NBc-TV "hOpes to work this :: CNL" In HCIII)'Irood, a OPOI<eo:: man lor the notwork aald: "It'll :: bt worked OUL It's oni1 a :: matter ot time." , · Mill RQnolda, however, ,... .: .._.ted . eeethlrc alter the :: clprotte - s i n g on her :. debut Tlaolday night. !lie :: elalmo abo DOg<Jtlated a ""' ; . e l p r e - r c l a l conlnc~ ::Bit NBC-TV aaya otherwlae, <addilll It Ia surprised and :: "IIU'Itlfted.u · 11te conlllet centero s!nu>i1 >around tho llact that American : Brands, 001 of the show's :aponsora, sells various pro -_ducts, lnc1uc'lbW Tobacco. And .; the aplll ....,1 to stem 1rom 'different lnterpretations over . <wllother elprotteo were to be :·w'*t Amerlean Brands adver: tiled opoclliQUy on the series. _ Mill Reynolds !eels cigarette · <c<amerdala are "directly op.·. 'poaed to health and well-being." ' In any cue, NBC.TV clear)¥ doem't want to lose her. Sbe is · : an (JJl>ortenl ani integral part , · of the network's new seasona hot properQ. ·.:: Her debit gGt a wh~plng : o v e r n 1 g h t rating. Several _: monlha worth or ahowa are :: already done. But the network a1ao feel• atrooBiY about Ito . dignity, pride and method or :·.nd IEI&S THEA-111 TONIGHT, SEPT. 18 MOT OPEN News no .aoe. ...e ··: "" ... I " .. . . ' - a..ea~~m - !:.14 ~~ .......-~ (Continued frm> page 1) Dolealllll1imel fw-....,... Vietnamaolorcastho)'hovenoconneetionwlththeU.S.IOYOfiiiDenl. ••-dbedotermiDedaCCIII'IIFour Texas women, wives of pilota shot down owr the North. · Ins to pnferaoe fi ltuiSG' ma. cracked the ice Wednesday, meeting 21h houn with Ham! or!lelals Jorlliy. who Dromised to write later about the rate ol their hust.nda. The women sald they were Hterribly disappointed" they did not get ao LOCAL TEMPS immediate answer. 11to leDQ>eralUre In downtown Pomei'O)' at 11 a. m. 11turodQ Senate makes 2 countrie.• off-limits under ciCIOIIb' aklea wa1 57 <f&. WASHINGTON - THE SENA1E HAS DECIDED TOTAL U, S. greea. troop strength should be no bigger than It is today, and '*• . - to restrict future U. S. involvement in Laos and 11taUIIIIII to ouppllea CORIIECTIONS NEEDED ani machinery, not men. Melp Ciiunty ....... Both measures were pasoed Wednesday aa omendments to the liked to Ylllt 111e CCIWIIJ beleaguered $20 billion delense procurement bW, 111e meaaure lion aerY!co oiDco to make ...-. which contains authorization lor the oal-rd antlmlaaDe aystem reetlolll .., plat bookl bollllland dozens or other new weapons. \vote on the whole bW'waa teJ>. pored. CorrectiGIII will bo ..,. tt.tivei1 set for late this afternoon. eepted lhrOUllh Friday lllllnJiDir. ( C - frCIII - "WHERE EAGLES DARE" -eats. na bowling alley proprietor who WASHINGTON (UP0 Judge Clement F, Haynoworth had delaulted on hla U he did, Bayh said, he [aced a new confllct or ir&erest question today-whether he was cloari1 had a eonlliet of a atockholder of a finn which interest, especlally mier the benefitted. fr(l[l one or his court s..,rome Coort'a Interpretation that judges should uawld even decision• last year. . ·Birch ., Bayb, D,lllll., &hl1: ..-ranc~ ofi blaal!f no ieicler ol Senate JudlcllryCclrl- matter how honool they ora. The comml- today went mittee liberals who kept a third day of hearings '"' Into Haynsworth on the witDeaa stand tor moat of the two days, whether fD eon11rm ilaynoraised the question late We6- worth, 5&, as a &c»reme Court nesday alter Haynaworth left Justice. He now Ia ChiQI' Judp for the day, ' Bayh aaid he would or au. 4th U.S. Clreult Court 01 Appeals In Richmond, Va. demmJ answer today. Haynsworth 011'1\B a b o u t Pre1ident l'li>on pielted Hayno$18,000 worth ol Brunawiek worth lor the S..,rome Coort Corp. stock. The Q.le&don was seat vacated when Abe For1as whether he owned it when he reatgnecl. unler erlticiam. AF!,.CIO President Georae Joined two oUter judges loll year in a umnimous deeision Meaoy, who warts JJayu. giving Bnmawlck the rlsbt to worlh'o IICI!IiaaUon killed, wU seize 10 howling honea and (Tochnlcol..) Richard Burton Clint East-d SHOW .STARTS 7 PM .. FRIDAY, SATURDAY AND $UMDAY SEPT. 19-20-21 Do.. lo Foatc!ro Provram "KILLERS THREE" COLOR Robott Walker DiOM- Vcirsi Dick Clark -PLUS"SAL T & PEPPER" COLOR Sammy Davis, Jr. P0m Lawford pinsetterJ trom a South caroll- 3 Mootb' IIIIIIQ' IIIII cool tocioy except aome cloncUneas oear Loke Erie, hl8f> S3 fD 70. Cleor cool taalabt. low moat1y In lbe 401. Fridal lim• ., and hill! to lower 70&. ' een de! alone wllat a.. lloutll ,VfetnoDieoe ml Amari eon mWtarJ forcoiiiiVI totothor not Gbhl to do. .• . . . · One President, ~ Jololoaa, no deliln>l'ed lor .PII'IIIIillllialnlll bltt,r IIIII lmplaeoble ~ ""' .tutllbe ;. ~ ntlddle &Ill a.m.. NOW YOU KNOW The planot Neptune was dlloovered after alltrGnomlrl rea.. IIOIIIId that <Ortolnlrrejpllorllhla In llle orbit ol Ur11111 could onljo be ....... by llle a:riiYitatlonllel!ect ol a hlrp maaa Ia a apocU. lc loeatlm In apeco. ii)~.:.; Say "I mill you" Surprioo cmd ~olight hor while you'ro fN"t with an .tittle -mont of (.,.,,& ly, froah 11-• ... •· • DUDLlY'S FARMERS BANK and 'sA co. POiiiEROY, OiltO IIENBEk r Ull: Me111ber Federal.Reserve System .·. . OPEN FRIDAY NIGHTS ·· . , 5:00 TO 7:00 ~ o ir.,... and d•ilnol•ln ...... and~ olstl - Htlldredl Ill belotlllil clreouo to choote 1r<1111 Ill 1!1 11101 !ruD Jom1or peUiol to P. tn olaal - Sotouroutllandloitl ~nq~ ol II!Portawllr ID llol and coordl•ta ....,.,_ ,, 1D111 . . FRIDAY. SEPTEMBER 19. 1969 PRICE 10 CENTS -.r- '' All - - ...~~, daater1; rGbet - A llae ...,... 01 pla tacflldilll weor(Jw --' dreaaea, CCIIt&f car c9Ui. blcaiHs, sweaterj, •kitts, llacka, alack uta, Junweia - In all IIIII - Sot our '"!'lim · Girl" wearln& opparel lllr airh cot tho cllubby aide. ·a.o "~ 0... INSIDE ALLIED, lllOnlhb- pubstrueiural Steel, prior to Thursday ni&ht'o <idc>.Valioy lndu1trlal Council meetllig atOacar'o Reo,1 are Charles Llmham Qeft), COVIC pr"' projeet s..,.rlntetjent, Allied strue- ... otopuker, j ~ I~rUty' r ·. . Qri~~- ~S,afe 1n• tiiDI"l~t Elllerfelds In· ldyoupay s3waweek never to your · .· ·.·. · . . . ..~~" .. -: . , . ~z.-# eroy ·-' "''"~ 1 ~ - ay· ~ . ,..."J. ;~~d}'fd i :=~·~=:.:~:· 'lthe illltbe 90 feel lnllleed ol typewwe Ill cleliaa uiict tbcird 10 fD 7t feet. .. a brldP 1lt1D'aday ~ ' Glll!ili type boa Dot bem jJcdltbo'Jr~l~~=~leaden that fen, reprdleaa Ill tbe abort Kaqi'IIO - HenderiCOI tlm8, it may aet oome kind of a jr,~~ 11 well conatrueted and c:oallruction reeorcl. ccqll!te!Y.,oale. He pNdieted the ,, _ brldp sue~ IIJIOIIker for the ,..... ol lbe Cen- will be COI!Ijli- by 1ltiNcsgtv. IDa' and 0)1811 to tralllc by Dec. lildalllrlai, Coun- 15, 1969, lnillv.,-1101')' Ill .. Gal- 'tl!e ...~ Gillie Sllverllrldp, denied whleh look 46llvee. . ' blm that he r.lled to · • Hoenig orprealed _..chiUon - ·bar- - otate lllfety reauta- for exeeUeat ...,P.ratloa to tbe - -ea The Joint llatomont Aid tlllt U member a ratif,y the agreement, employees would return to work on their r0£U(arl)' aeheduled shUt boglnnlrc with the s a.m. ahll! Sunday, Seplember 2L The otrlke at the chemical plant is IIIIIs !10th day. 11to unIon represents 416 employeea. Cable TV Approval Near 11,\;pE CROW. , ·· ma~tiiew~~w1i= 1eene? , \ 1 11tat'a tbo etl4 question andeppanntly oniJ the Fedora!' CclmmunlcatiOQf .Commlaolon'*• the answer. \ ·' Moy; In l!oth Pcmeroy and'Middleport ccanploted agreements with Ohio Vjdeo, lne., lor inalal. lotion of c:ableteletlllooservlee. ~Now, 8tter senral ~cmtha re1ld- - eapoclelly thoae iJ>. tereatoid In tho aport& proa:rama which would be a,.Uablo throullt the aervlee-an wonderlogwben alilnathilll Ia going to hoppen. Aa anawer Ia e>Peeted Tueodlf in Middleport. reporla Jolm ~Zerkle, president ot M1cldleport Cowi<U ' Zerkle, in a atatement on the Prila:rela or Ohio Video Service, Inc., noted that the deadll"' lor beglmiJIC lnatallation of the ca, ble aervlee Ia ...xt Tuesday. "I am to be la!ormed ooo Wll' or tho olhlr Tuesday by Harry Evan1, repreaentatlvo of 0 h I o lronworkera' .union at Parkerlabldoa by all burg, the Operator&' union Ill 'iafetr·tlllaa, both Ill tbe United CharloaWu, W, Va., IIIII for.,..._ and 111& Individual llotea. ll;y workmanllbli> In ladldlntl I Jlj{t.r, II oey ~. have J do- . . . . bridge." lllfety ruloa. • CllarHoenig aald tbe !cur.Jane road ·~f; OIIIIDII Hoenig had btm Ill. bed ·"' tbe brldp will .bt paved Mel aile halt lncbeo '!'be dtorgee were Ill COIIerele with cOncrete COllWedneaclar. Ier mall and CID'blntr on.ll!e 460- Video Service," said Zerkle. Zerkle .,.! Ewna have talked ··.; dl...l .... .anchor IIPIDI and ~ '*'• to Cons. Clanaee 'MIIter(R.lOIII . . . . . . . eomplellm ol tho ter malllllllllteel curblatr m tbe Dlatrlet) who '*•Informed thG over tho Qlfq River 900-loot DJ&Ia.ccllter-. theta hoariDiootholltoaUmwiD and c:olored Charlo• Lamam, preoicloal o1 · be belA! In WUhillllon- Cqr81oIll and - · brldtle• "!!__JI!Ibu built llle pallll6yeora COVIC, preolded .IIIII lklpr C. '*ha•bem-Uieeom- Bamln, .,....dent Ill the Golllj10lla a.mi>er ol Commlree, wei...,... IPI8JII and lnlrodacod '· tbe _ .... A ~~~pill,... . II)' RICK DU BROW · ~-­ bera. ' II)' ~- • ••. oald that dotalla of the aa:rment would not be divulged until it waa preaeDted to Union meJno- PT. PLEASANT- A tentative ant Point Resort lasted more ap-eement on a neW eDiltnct wu than 15 hours, uodll:l5 p.m. L m. today, when the agreement reaehed earl¥ today ,by tho iotlating - - ,and execu- waa conclulled. tive board of Locoi .IK4, United 11to propooed contract wW be Rubber Workera, with tho ltrlke- presented to membora of Local bound ~oint Pleaaont 'Plant of 644 lor a reWlcaUon vote SaturThe Goodyear Tire and Rubber day at a JDOetlrc aeheduled lor 4 p.m. In Cllrpeaten llall. CompofiY. . A meeUill arraoged with both A newa releaoe loaued Jointly aides Thursday by Howard Steele, by Somuol Junli>er, Loeal 644 ol tho Federal Medlation~ em. president, alii Jerry C. Butcher, elliatlon Servlee, at tho Pleao- tbe COJDIII.I1Y chief negotiator, · ilrldae Mrl. IRMilil& .""" ~ ibo lllde. I!''OJoctor fOr btr hll,lband. Tht Oe!Gber ,.una wiU !!.held at the Hotel ',lfarUnl In Jrm.. man Miller report:eclb feels con- eortalll U., opprovaiwlll!>"&ive• lldent thai tile Fedonl ~ p~~ ..... Vfhon ippOcmlll. . 1hoQJ,ioVJ6. oteotlona Oiill!ditaiOII riot .w\11110 by~ given as ooonaa.,__.ll'dl' "'!· ~ w ~. a tt;eoo ~r!ormanee . Zerldo sal4 Pomei'O)' Mayor Olarles Le!llr disclosed that the P1111eroy deadll"' will be 0et. ?. This Ia 90 days Iran the !oat ,.....Ire of ordinance t'*t pve Ohio Video Service Inc., a franchise to operate a e.ble television aervice In Pomeroy. Lepr, however, indicated tmt Parkeroburg TV station has granted !be necessary penni .. sion tn Pomeroy's caae. Congressman Miller is also working on the proieet lor the vlllago of tainod !rom tho Parl<enburg TV ataUon, which '*' authorlb' to allow or dlsaU'"' opproval, olnco It haa eertaln rlsbta within a 40 mile radius. Zerkle noted that ho aloo leola Trailer Folks Need Permits upon Moving Reaklenta of MiddiCIIIorl w h o wiah to move a m•ne heme on any lot or (ll'OIIOlty In the town must ft.rst oblaln a zoning )ermit, Chlel ol Pollee J, J, eremeans warned today. Zonlag permita may be oblafn. ed at town hoU Monday thrOCJ8h Friday !rom Sa.m. to 4 p.m. "oiaUon ol thla ordl•nce will r.,. suit In 1cUm by tbo vlllace, he aaid. Reoldenta who liready have lrtiUera 1D the village, ani do not have ,a permit, hove WJUI We6neaday, Sept. 24, to aecure aueb .penillta. Pomeroy, Lepr aaid. Aecording to the terms when PCHDeroy ani Middlepori COUJ>. clio 8111lroYed llle pro:lOSII lrom the Obio Video service Inc., work would begin In 90 claya, Ohio Video Is to pay eaeh vlllago annually $750 for 500 customers or less. If there were more than 500 at any time tha villages would ro. coho an additional $5 3llllllaily · tan. HOLLYWOOD (UPO - llo!JI!Ie· clal: Flllll otero who lwlte!' wen tlrtually - e d by the ooaonllala of amy's world. · In ao dolrc, It made an unlntectl~ !Ioree llatement on modem -.c~u-. No• one eaald Uw u dull a lilt as "~ .Family" ,... lrtliecL Tht twinkle ID Prlncooa . .. Dexter ' :( . ' TIJ!S IS THE ,FIIIST Qj!ILT .,.~ made by ll(ra. Geral!!.!li'nor, na.ter. It tll4 her It years to camjllete. Slnco theill illo ,.,..r · .... d .... . ~ Walllly Allea opec1a1, iitel<h 011 Buster Conllee throcJilt I llid P!i¥11 l'ablllllcal-1lpo ~.dor In a ;~s=~,· - - ~- . • . , • ·-· ' ~ i ... _.~ Lady , Quilts Pictures and .Report BY BOB HOEFLICH The popular quUIIDa' bee boa all. but lelttbe Amerlcarlaoclala0811!1 but lbe art 01 creatlni the beautlllll llld long.Jalllllg bed ..... ers llngera on with aucb women u Mra. Gerald Mlmr 01 Dex- ter. II ,... over 20 eaeheroatloo. Mrs. Mlaor. linda Clliltlag Illite aa • .._ from llle _..,. In lito, baa olnco that firlll attempl tun»d out _.,.. lmately 50 Cllilto which IIIVI olthor bem aold or given an.y to relatives and trlonda. Mrl. lllnor Ia 1 member ol tbe ~·· Qdld or Steam and Footer, Cllilt material 1111>plter1 In ClnclanaU. T o a . ....,. , Mre. Mlniir wu teat. ed and lllliiPiae oi her work _ . exlmlnecL Tht the - · Ia nally with it. the ~Ill • lib ~::~,';= .~:_,~ . he G doee 'I . but. M I ,> hoi bocCIIIe erperiln turn!lw oot btaoUiul ereotlona whidl illl oalla lor aa hl8f> as $200. . ' cciqoq. ...... - I l l irirn ...- . . for quilts fD an edld lllllll!liera. S.. bu bad ""'*'I OJ'OI made tlllt oU too , B11wn ~, a. -ted au. royal 11uaJb •• lilt to -· ~ .re*r• &II> tiW Mra. Mlaor beeame ' lnterelled In qulltiJJtl. Her firll venture for each customer. The cable was a slow one. It was almost •erYlce ta to provide local tel.,.. 12 yeer1 before abo 'oOmploted vision viewers wl11111 channels ber flrlll qull~ lncludlltl, 3, 4, . 6, 10, 13, 15, However•. Ike teamed.her work 18, 20 aM 34 •Ill a local c - well, llld In the..-• ., beeame . . expert In lllralag out the (Conttnueo " " - 12) huadrode lllld IIC>IIIeiimea thoulllllla Ill lllllall plec:ea IM!Oded for 11to camera eonsctou1neaa of the 1ublecto Ia 811111111llll and ro1trletlqr. eertalnly oot thalr laui!L The production stall Reynolds' reblrn to her NBCTV eerlei alter a pao4ay walloU brlap ,.. a~.. poim In new Of her ~ a•lnat I cipntte ......,.,.. ....·.· .. ·..·.·.· ..·..·.. ·•. . ·. BEST BRANDS! BEST PRICES! -11 illl>lll. " ' - ' - ~ .,_ doalllll etop 0110 dlir• ....., It ~ ,b t ...... ...Vo o1 ,!d.uc lion~, lild ,.... oa ium out to bt ·aio ,bJo!odiell Yl.....,. for Iaiii! <OIMUIIIilm ~ tho fall Ill Cblne. · 1 110, let 1IION who Olllllt - lbolh'l loll doveo 01 the - . llld all - hoVe the flimllo Ia that later 11m1 fD 1reil' nmber It ,... ilbo pdled the ptuc 1n>1p the dike 1n AIIL For In a !no ooeiol1 1 ~ try that will not be lod to hard, 1111fa1tar1ac .... rWco In 1 herd . ...,. a1mp1y . . - be Itt , · by IIQ)' pnoldont: IIIII tblllil 111&1. .' 992-5506 Ml...oport. (1. Robin Haod (J, by _...,.... ............ 0 0 Goodyear, Union in Tentative Agreement raaae• - car <eata mtwoedl, mol...,., -.,y, IIIII ta11t I• fun - A -lal purehoa1· ill women'• bonlod .luq)erl Ia twoedo, lort17, hl!rrln&l>onl• ' 111 » f;;. ·~ '!', -n no l)ebbie's Protest is Over Blltlllfullr Arranpd Br YOII Flwlst o . ·. .tha lrrodJdl>le .....,....., lo ~ 'J ll!f ...·""-'"' tlrawal to to bt - · ae _ . . , . . . rlabt ltemo :rou ,.... - - »>ace Hayn.Wortli '*i 0 'duty to I ;;-;;;,; bUl1, on the 1963 case IIIII bed ao 1oea1 IIIII rqlonallaiUatlvu, to re&l eonOiet of Interet!. , . _ IJIIklaal lr4opeowlaMe Howe..r, HayniiWOI'Ih aald he and aelf...aletmey, IIIII by 10 agreed tho S...te should take doiJII to llnqtboo tho to1a1 111 own look II the .-.averoy. _ . , o l - " "It there Ia subata.Dtial dcdJt about the prqorlety of w'*t I did, 1 hope the senate w111 reaolvo the dcMitol(lllnll me," he aald Wodneeday. " ... While I am C<lll<erned . - my roputation, I am IIWth DlDI'I eoneernod my c:ountry and tbo ~ Court 11 an lnstltutlon." ' TWO FINED Two delendBDII fined Tueaday night by l'lllnei'O)' Mayor Charles ~ were Vearo Holcomb, Alborl!'. $5 and COlle, for t.mprop.. er hodclag, and 1ltelma Alnoo, l'omerQy, $5 IIIII C!OIIa, !allure to ylold tile riaht Ill-. SAXBE LDIES PERCY WASHINGTON (UPI) - U. S. Son. Wffilam B. SUbe, R.otJio, aald today be favored s ... cbulel Perey. u 11811ete mlnarlb' whip. -=:: ' r.ll to hear In lbe ear • • ...,_ llod clrwn ~ our caueellld alone)¥11181o blowlnB an eloliF over tlleee JunKie• 111 tar &n.l'. 'lbere 11 little doubt, one - · · tiW aa Ill tocloy lbe Amerlun publle will ulute thlo IIOiutiOII; IIIII It lo even pooalbhl, of courae, t11at Ia au. ICliiK reoebel ol 1ime It wiU hove - e d ICIIIId. SUU, IIIII columnlot, alOII(I with oilton who hove aooe thrOUllh to the ond for a policy that Ia """ bnll<en, ·eon take eomfort In IUeh apeeulaUona. One Dlllll proiCIWidly bope he II wrong. Still, POMEROY-MIDDLEPORT, OHIO VOL. XXII NO. 107 he called liitL'"Ii~· 411'- ~~~0 Deooted To The 1~11 Of The Meitf.·MtuOR Area tltul !llr trim coall IIIII llllirll!>med oU ...te Ia oU liil. "creative !OI'JDI Ill aatlcn. 111m," Nlxoll IIIIIIJDed up thla . • · ~~ ; Gii i _.1. . ~ Weorllll IIPJil'el for w....., and pia- 11telatHttn •trlh, fabrlco IIIII colort Yoii an ouro to lind Jut !Ill 1) CCIIIIItl')l"a - · pooltloa: "<M' , 111111 Ia to •-"'ca.. ' IIIIBII'~-1 8ll!ulli IIIOVIJI& at lui toward a Alllorlcan - - · God 111H bu !rlal>trul. ADd m aae who bellrieo In thl1 t141n IUe. 11t1a eamot bt dme by American edlet, or ~ the odlcl Ill OilY oUter natlan. II 81111 refloc:t llle 0011copi8 IIIII GlthoalnaU.Uu.m.. - "tbo ....,..,_ Ill G!t)o•- · od." . I would 1D too far to oq lllolw ~ foldiDc our ~ ICilklat· t b o - Ill ,....., Oanirneu-1 · - · tbo : poet Ill 1IION elri<N Ia ~~Qd~J ..,. fao. tor In lhll bour. No tllert1 oro racllin, llllllllonot ..., eertoln that Mr. Nlxoll bel not 1!11111 ....,_ ell ol conlldonee IIYon to tbt·lloufll v-..,eo llllllertoldnp that In <Ortoln dlout.- .. th11 AmeriOOD powr mlll!t' return 1o lhl . _ ~ or "'on return IIIIIIY.told. Tao, DO 111111 baa btan clole to thla !111011111111 lhrOUllh 111& )'eltl can fair)¥ bt tot1iJ1 0<11111om11a1or lllol 1be Prell- II en tine . In preoervllla peaee IIJII eeiYU." In onCOUI'08lnl lonod pbrue - y.., wDI eee a boautllul lelic- Foreipl alli-In IUrtherance scheduled fD tea~ late tocloy. 11te bnmswldc queitlon waa a aurprrae. llaynaworlh had been questioned at length about an allt~~ed eonlllet of Interest In a 1963 eaae, but au.. teatirnoiiY diocl- little or aothJaa ~ rJJ ~ ;- ' ~ll+ ,or ''a now pattem Ill . _ _jondanc:e," Nlxoll ali4 llallana tbeuld ''UUIHI I llf8ller lhorl of rt-llh'll(y for thalr 01111 IOCOirll;y, lndlvldualll IIIII -btr . wltlt thalr ....,.,.,..,," He ailded: "The grMI challonp ..,. Ia to enlllll tbo cooperation Ill Dalll' ·1"'11""' In colloet1YO oecur19. '!'be ~ooor Proeldent, Rldlard Nbmo, plliDIY tial ciiabloOed tiW Ilion , Ia no )IOIIIblllty lriY mon IUIIal"'nl lilt aetlan <111- -•llblo eoiUIIUoa to nat110111 lllllty IIIII to all that II bound op In the Oid-Wh· Wtilt Sec.. FI.Or••• fdepenci&." [wEATHER REPORT] and - hard trual II that feW Gb,ltdlve IDd w.rm.d ...,, ..., . . _ tbo dovoo, IIIVo much filth In U.. pr<IIIIIOitlait ht ~ Slo.lh V........eo « ol polllleal . _ , , I '-YOI tbe . . _. . . . ..,....,. ~natloll. tba saflt¥ of rlflr1 air lniYeller, IIIII tbo lnto&rltr Ill that ltructure of order Cll wh1eh 1 world comnunltJ Haynesworth Faces New Question S.,t. 19·23 I hcJmo.ltootl _.ttlcin Ia tlil1 :1m.- exercloe U N Asked ::4:.u::-.H I ~~~~": ID an ··, - . . lnereoolft811 io • • • II.~ tlio llipD 1,1· that 1l!o m za,,.-*.. Ia-. o)j. I ""'!'liDn emieldng Friday thru Tuooday ' '·or. ru.rat - • • • .. .' 11• 'r' . .•n Br•eifis : . ' .; ~ ·', '_,~ •• Ia a. -~ · Gal!lliOII• odlot Qnlrch .,_, Eao &rell It otdda!t IJi\llrllt 11o : . Survlvlal ~r . '"'""'!! illown. ......... laloftlledaiJo!ild\•Clllr lli 'leur ebildrOn, - . t a.. Olllco Ill ~llliil no._ Mo.; Paul, o1 lr4leallaa, '!Igor Hall Q, Ol!lo . otte, Colo., IIIII IWIDI, IIIII UJilvorlity, 1Q' 8opt. Roger,atbllniiiWobroctulra,or.. (lbone ~H-720'1,' $0. to and Delmar RotiJpl,\, boUt Ill Courllatoboolr~_,.looo· "Cbeohlre; 1 &later, Yra. FiliAlJob. f98, ~ l'rcJbliiU. S Crdt 1111 (Rcaa) Hawklnll, ~ The ~~~ ~~ boura, btllmlnc )loaday • Sopt. throa lll'lftddllldren,lllll eewral youngster who ......, ""' 29 at 6:110 p.m., Ntlolday; niece• and IIIIPhow•· addreaa oo he could pt bJto 1 &!allall 203llali*.....,GillraTbne brolltero mt a a11tor bolter aehool. 1lto eaat .... ..... $ Ct'edlt ........ ..........., pre•- her in death. excellent, UQI'd Hanee 01 'l'lalnday, Slpl. 21 at 1 p.m., F-..1 a~rvleea. will lit Mid tho lolchor IIIII Mldllol 8m'f Tuaaday and1lturodQ, at2 p. m. _ , a t tho Raw. . Conotantlne 11 a~ . . - . : ~lib 131, 2~rrl!rldlb • c.ota FuneralllolnewililthelleY; prlncipol. Contemporll')' ftluee IIIII Alniiie&ll LltoroituN, 5 Fruk OleeaellreW oiDelatlllwere handled adroitly. Credit bou.r1, bealmdDI 'l'hun- Burial wW be in Gnvel mu Another new ABc-TV aeries day, Sept. 25 I& 1 p.m., bald · Cemetery, · Cleehlre. Frlendl Wednesday, "11te c-tohlp of .,..,. Tuaaday IIIII 11tureday. may call at I!'• Eddie' a Father," COIK!II'III a Jr IUI:lcleat inttrelt lllbolnl, Frldiy frCIIl t'to 9 p. m. and an)'• boy who tries to marry Gil hla COIIriOI eaald be develoiled far 1 time Saturday and 5un11ay 011111 widower father. lt'e amiable . Rulatan CUrverlltloa or altud;y time of services. enough, but the best thing in It ol Ruollan In Utarature ia the distinctive mUiical score. llJh tnnllation (credlt or DODeredlf) ehlal or an EconDonlc . • ehlu which 1IOUid bt I follow"- to l l l e - as. • • •• an liotetlrated blill ~ilol alii I N11ro hlatcq lolchor. Jamo~J· Broolcl, end wrote tho • ._, did an ex..,u-t:Job or strueturllll a acrjpt thai eomblned IIebi CCIIIICir and genlle drama. 111~ siooiiJ at times, It wu atW a a..,.rlor '' .., :J:Xon· r.oo,....••. ..., =· = .· f!s Remet~dJer::JPho Pulled· . . . btr, lp a ~OQ, to ~~o~qo . lUI! ..,..( tm:ai!'l a In ,ljltjl a iJ;ie.C:: p..- ~'91 '~~·' :.1., MRS. GERALD MINOR fTIS topthor 1ectlano d a .. litot deslp quilt which abe has started. Some 9,000 pioees wUI be used In creati• the attractive quilt. 1be pattern Is an oric;lral one tahen !rom a pattern whlcn Mrs. lrllnor got !rom Kentuclo¥ and then revised. Mrs.. Minor turns out abom six qullta a~ 1)'. CoalWentfor . .. '•' $10.50. $1 Ton The bid ol ll!iO Jacoba Cclal ca. to alfib' lcq and otohor coaliD the C<llll1lj< wheo �,. ·' ~....., ree ....f, 11:r STEVE SMILANICH ....k . .. Young: New ' ople or lotus-Eaters? :'!'••· ..... · ~ on that fantastic phenomenon caUed the Wood- llaCii Millie aDd Art Falr-"the world's greatest happen1111"' or the world's worst traffic jam, depending upon wblch lllde of the generation gap It Is viewed from-have bjlea lllliform In their praise for the behavior of the young --H.·. . flw .... , . ,..., to "' ~ .,.. . IIIII . ,IIDJoor· iD1 If fOU're ..... ' rlfl ~ pllln ldd. .-.... tild>le, . II& · Jiellll ·.~ YOU. ...A.llo.A. . t i 1ill1 people wl)o attended it. Here ·,l"ei'e · ~.OliO to 408,0110 human beings jammed tollelber' for lbn!e days and nights on a farm in the Catskill~ •. 10 liil!M from New York; pelted with rain that turned the ' ~J ,;,..... ilio,.....,.-- ' Addrlll .. . ....... I _ . 11'1 abjr, laavlni a Jlellll Baae1 .. can of t1o I I mllltm dollar• _..., or tiiiiP- - · plaN latO a swamp; without shelter; with little food and no modlcllle, eseept that which was Rowo in by helicopter. ~ 11191t 'IIOiably absent was any serious degree of the ·· frletiGilihat lnOvttabl_y results when great numbers of people·ue paclied together, even for short perioda and even under the bat of conditions. There was fairly universal use of drugs, true, ranging from mOd stonings with marijuana to absolute freak-outs from LSD aDd bard narcotics, and some nudity and some public love-making. But not a single fist ligbt. About the only examples of man's inhumanity to man were provided by a few profiteers who sold soft drinks for a dollAr a boli!e and pushers who sold inferior or dangeroua drugs. Youth must be served the credit for this amazing love ~. which eould easily have turned into a ghastly trQedy. ·11ut not a little credit must also be given to the over.ao authorities who were there. "I think it was a tremendous learning experience ror the polieealen who parlicipated," says Joseph Paul Kimble, palk:e chief of Beverly Hills, Calif., and nationally known upert on clvU disorders, who came to the festival to obMne and wound up helping to supervise the handful of off. duty officers hired by the promoters. of the usual uniforms and badges, the "fuzz" · wan;tftigbt red jackets with the word "Peace" emblazoned on them. No weapons of any kind were allowed. Weapons coald not have cantroiled a crowd that immense in any event If It had decided to tum into a mob. "Jive never seen that many people in so small an area who acted so peacefuUy," says Kimble. So perbaps the love generation has something to teach · the world after all. Yet there are other signs not so en- . 8FIUCE .IQaaAT Mu,skie.ls in Leo4 Spot ·For 19n Nomination '· ' '. I; IIUCE eidss.T HEA W••i•gtoti Co!r........t WASHINGTON (fQ!:A) sea. EdmUIId Mualde of Maille has a mucb.abUPer eclle · foi the' l&'IZ oem~ prelideDtill DOIJ!Iiiai'Oii·• ·.IIIJ ~ _ pliblillhed acco• have pvell him up t o -; ' >') la·N"" YCII'Ii: ltate, wblch beld 110 'of tM 1,11% dtleDie · ·: •v - needed for ,IIOIIIIDaUon ill 1118, tbe .Jiuakle tali Ia ' l bie. Sayu piJ'Iy liberal: , · . · .. • "He has aiuch auppOrt beneath the sUrface that enD' ,be ' ,• Ia not awue of." Hospitals Hire Most Med Lab Assistants .....,,kl.., Hoi.:,. ...,. . •..... liD'- - I ' · Till ... ,lbere , . .... ROTC Must Change or Lose Out on.Campus. By RAY CROMLEY, HEA Washington CorNSponclent WASIUNGTON (NEA) P81'adol!fcally, aithougb Reserve Oflicer'a Training Corps will .l lld at Harvard University and Dartmouth College in 11'10; ~- although its continuation is being debated at a number 01 other prominent universities, other colleges are taday In line for military training detachments. · SolileiO coUeges with no ROTC at present have applied. for ·ArmJ·units, 129 for Navy and IIJ for Air Force. An lnciusing number of schools, however, is expected to make ROTC voluntary, continuing a recent trend. Excluding nine military junior coUeges there are 356 college• aDd universities with ROTC as ;;{now. Eighteen ..-a are In the,proceas of establlsbing units. nine years. Army ROTC enrollment on cam- 7 per cent to 151,000, Navy by 13 per cent over 10,0110, white Air Force enrollment has to over 51,0110, half what it was in 1980. says the decline in enrollees haa occurred .-"--- compulsory to voluntary programs. enrollment declined, of late theri has been in of student. conlllluing their accepting COJI!DIIIIIOIIS, pol- •; clear in the Pentagon· 8.s wen. as on in order to ~urvlve. Pl'O!este~. but lour years on • - , ' drills and courses which do not chaUenge him. While there are noted exceptions, many ROTC courseo on college campuses are better fitted to a trade scbool, high school or intermediate school level of study. Thll thinking comes from thoughlful students who favor trilaiDg on campus as wen as from opponents. Often the problem Is not the subject itself, but the "ABC" fashion In which mllltary subjects are taudlt aDd the low degree of thougbt aDd background required' to master the subject matter. For the past several yei'rs there have been ambitious studies in the Pentagon •iDled at reform. Innovations have Indeed been made at some schoolo. But on the whole the ROTC courses, in inteUectual content, are stiil far below the courses offered in the nonmilitary curriculum. Half of each year's new crop of Army second lieutenants comes from ROTC. Although numbers of these men drop out after a few years in service, stiU a third of all AriDy and Air Fo~ oificers currently on active duty has ROTC backgrounds and 12 per cent in the Navy. · These figures explain wb7 the Pentagon Is ao concei'Ded OVer anything WhiCh threatenS the Camp~ programl, 'The I "'rvice academies coUld not poastbly ~ tba numbero of officers needed now or after Vle!Dam. They c~ could not provide the vulety ot hackcriMJDd• which Pentagon officials believe ........ , to meet the -~ problema of defense Jn the l,l'lOs and 10801. Moat of, the revolt agaillot 'ROTC occuro &m®l the racuity and •tndenll of the ·nberal arts ~partmelltl. 0.,. . " "' li that Demomlllc . . . . . . . cypea ., •-. !ln. Kta:eb' "se-twe:t" a e te.......... ..,.., llild~ . eft 1M lll ·llle .C ._. aedilellltalla•oilaultta. TlleJ ue uld tt.jle ~ 1M Mulde at tllll wt'ltlq. . · N"" York City'l reform Democrats, thoUgb busy .thele. · ·: clayl tryiDe to elect Mayor Jobn Undaay, the ~ , ." ReililbiiCan, to a oecond term, have aaked Muatle to meet i willa thelia soon to dllcusi many matters re~a~e~~ to all'/2 · · · candidacy. Muskle'a aides oay be will. · · ·· Some party proteoalonillt alnady are COIIIecturiDI llllir .~ · Mualde ini&ltt ilo ill the 11'12 prjmariea and .at leUt tblnka be could 1et off to a leaDinl iiUt in.tblllint ~ . •· New Bam~ <nellbbor to liiJ liomt ltate). and Wlai:on-· · . aiD (with Milwaukee heavilY weighted with bla fellow . , . Polel). \'1 . From Selllember 011, Muskie will be fono.ing a apeakbi1 ocbedule o? rougbly elgbt datea a mon(h. 'lbougb that . li' ,, Just half the pace be lliept in the first li:l: monlhil of ·1118, !he earlier push 1.1 wldaly reprded as havillll been unreal- · '~ iltlcally heavy and impoalble to austaln over a laal · ,,, period. Party POODle wbo favor him generally welcomed" tiki •· •. reporta thafbe II getting blmaelf a ldnd of double bnln j; . trust to help beef film up on IJsue.s. Tbe moat plrllstent ~ naervaU011 upresaed about tha Maine lell8tor Is what ~· some Democratl .call bla "DIITOW baae" on luues, eape~ ~ in the fote!P, affairs field. on··t!l,e .,_.. oh'ftldUil· Btreqm; · llillliit lllitiiilldl' probably staDdl second ill tbe competition at thlo time,.,.• .,,;__v lot of oi'llanlzatlon Demoerata have 111 iavl~ lit ..... " ·", former vfco preaidellt as a man 1rbd playell U llkli a•re~ '' ·! In 18tl8 and came close to wlnnine !lie Plllidency. · : •' Bat H-pluey will be t1 Ill Oft, MUij ali el4 aa 'tlie ' one·" · tho Ni!taO)' Lions, ilawrboclra and Longhorns will bo f a - In pmes ldcld!W off the· llrol bli weekend of the ...... Pem state, PIMertul pride of · ' · COLUMBUS (UP!) - Ohio Ulllnrall;y takea the firat step Ill piroull or an ~ .!!did llrolalrt Mlcl • Amarlcan '~ football chanq>ioG. •llllp Selunlajo ....... Don Not. Ulltbom and ciongeruua Kent Stele aa.a.:..,.,.,..... DwiD& Else•ewer, .,.. ..._ 'Iii ~ To E111~.~n aoason t-.J, ap.,na .at Alapolla qjlinll Na.,- ·and coach Joe Palerno'a LloQI, bosSUIW a string of 19 c0111ocutl"' pmes without a Iota, will bo led by ~ .entor quar!arback Chuck Burkhsr!, All-America linebacker Dennis Onkols and defensive tackles Mike Raid and Steve smear. coach DorroH Royal's Long~>Urns ldck ott tholr. . _ . , . on !be West c.. sl asainll CsUfilrnla with a linel(> featurI~W quarterback Jameo Streit and running backs Tod Koy and Sieve Worster. Arkanaaa starts the new · :llle - . . . wUt u-y to ~dt ud woa tile ftlte 11aue 111 1111. IDrMnr, . " ., RIIIIIJikeJ ba tile ''UntJ .filee" ~· • . ~ w. ~ w~m •-•tt~·, ;.~ pN9IouiJ defeate!l ~ ,......,...,.. · , ,. ,.} .. ~ .. I He woulil ~eed a omaihl~g' vtctiJry tO .~ •:I!!U.tt! ,. : seat 111 MiDDeaiJta nei:t .year to bave 11111 rea1 ·1ifille ·~f,t -·, refurbllhing himself-and eved that ~ not do'too '11111!=1!: , • . ..m- •. . '' Army, quobanna (Pa.), Yowwotown state a1 WestA>m llllnola, xavier at lll!lalo and Wilmington al Anderson (Ind.). Ill-· lllbll. Plttod In~ action are Utah Stale lit BowlinR Green, Callfomia state (Pa.) It Dentoon, c.a. lit Keoyon, Marietta II Wellmlaator <Po,>. Ml, Union ., ~ • .>. ~ , ........ w ' " " , Y®'i~tf.rtieb,t~. it. sc~dlna'V;an d~~;Qn ·, . 101 ·.J' • ' -'. Mltland' ststion. Get ·one free with uch p.OO purchase of Ashland Moline. II matches tho 16 and 9-0unce glasses offered previ· OUIIy, Start collecting bever. llfllglasseltodayatyourpor· ·, Uciplll/nfl Ashland outer's. International Bacewa,y Park al Ona, W. Va. will i>resent a late Rum model stock car racing program 15th. M. D. Marshall, who io well ·In the lesd for late model drlv. era with 3,280 points. is being Bail of challelllied bY Skeeter with 2,400 poinla. The charger division Is led llunllngton, by Dave Webster of st. Albana, who has accumulated 910 points In tour weeka. A points banquet wilt be bold at the close of tbe season for all late model drivers In b o t h sportsman and charger divlaklna llld awards wUI be · presented. The one sportsman who al· ways comes home with his ASHLAND OIL & REFINING COMPANY quota is the fellow who hunts for trouble. THE DAILY SENTINEL IEVon:l.l TO INTElF$1" OF MEIGS-WASON AllEA RICHo\.&0 &, UWUI, PUBLISHaR Chut.r T"ulillllll, EdiUII' P'*Uthtd dl.lly IICipt SaluroiJyb)r Thti Oltkt Vall117 Nlllthll'lll ~. UO MMMnlt Sl., PC~Mrw, Olllo, t57U, Bual•i• om .. Pl'w. tiWUI, EdltwiiL P11Dn1 lltz.-2157. BERIIY'S · llcCIIId ~tl.tJI(IIIapP'IdltP-rQ7,0111o, Nlll- lllnrthlrc r""...-dn Rallln- • .' ,... .' ,1!'1,. ' •· ""' .. t . . .. w.rn. "1! . -~- t ;: ;t '. ' I • • • '• ~ ..-11 ll.M. B1 nlll 0.. .ftlr 111.00 Sb: IIOIUtll'5.2l. Thi"M ihl:lllllw lt.OU.~ Jllc:e l!ldliiiM ~ T11ntt-Sertlllltl o ·Ai,r .·; f.urna'ces . .tLI.GIIIIcNr, Loot., 12 ~:.Otl 41.t St., t;..,. VOftl ct!¥, N"' Vorl<. WI~H~I'!IIIIon ,..,,.. , Pell ..nd llty earrler w11tn1 . . illbl.~ 1~ ..nt. per - k ;"'Wp twK ill 111-11 tlw Dlllb S.nllnll. otn.:., -.al,41. .&b morab, tlt.10. 'hr.. I'IIOO!ho, ILSS. a, Motor Rllut. ....... CIJ"I"LW ur..et lilt ••Litlilltt 0.., ; second--rate three-year~ld Cuatmter last year, captured the triple crown of pacing with wthl at the Messenaw Stakes, Little Brown JQB and Cone Futurlt,y. Rated an overwheimiQI 1-9 favorite In the eight-horse raceott 'ThurlldQ', Laverne IJan.. over staged hla typlcsl come· !rom-behind rail~ for a 2 1-2 tcqth win over Kat Byrd and Nardlns Grand Slam. Laverne Hanover was clocked In 2:00 U for the mile • ' ' II • • Naltonal._ East Pet. GB W L New YOl'k. •• ,91 58 Chlcaao ••••• &7 M st. Louis .••• 80 It PIUsburgb , • ,79 70 Philodelptda .. 60 89 Montreal .•.. i8 103 San Fran. ... 83 Loo Angeles .. 82 .811 .580 I ,537 11 .530 12 1 A; 1. .... J' ~ w ",.., x..Jial-. .. lot rl ,.. netFott .•••• u u .M7 Boaton ..... Til 70 waslli..- •. ., 7t Nllf York, .. 71 71 "*tr'oed 1 .. 80 11 .403 31 Woat ,318 M W L L Pet. GB llbloe- •.. 89 60 oaldand .... 80 69 67 .553 67 , 550 'h California ••. 66 83 68 , 550 , 'h Kanaaa CIQ' •• 63 86 Chlcaao .... 62 87 68 ,541 2 Allanta . .. .. 83 CinclnnsU ... 80 Houatoo ••.• ,76 72 .514 6 San Diego ... 48 102 ,320 35 the ,$38 .110 rr . .SGO Wi! .317..Jt · PeL GB .m .1117 e :tu :a ,423 28 .m 'ZI Seattle ..... 58 91 .389 3tllh x-cllnchled div. tiUo :lllurllday' s Reoulta Csllf Ullnn 2 Cleve 8 Detroit 4 New York 4 Wash 3 Kans Cit;)' 8 oatdall!l I Bolt 8 4 (1st) Booton 5 Bait 0 (2nd) (Ont,y pmes ochodulnd) (Today' s Probable Pllchero) All Times EDT Oakland ()Jobson 14-1:!) at est. lfom!a (lleGiothlin 8-!Sl,ltp.IL • Chlcaao (Peten 10-14) at Kanshowdown which boosted the au Cit;)' (Notson 7-13l, 8:30p.m. '· l!lpeedy colt's season earnings to Seattle (Jiorber ~ at Mtm. :. $232,922. The win, hla 17th in 23 sota (BooweU 17-11), 9 p.m. . ;· starts, was worth $43,892.52 ror Bolton (Brett 1·0 al Detroit , . ' OWI)Or Thomas W, Murph,y Jr. (MclAin 2S-7 or HU!er 4-.1), 9 · of New York Clt,y, He won 22 or p.m. 23 starts and $180,030 as a lw<>New York (Keldch 2-6) II Bal- ·· year-dd. t1more CPabner 14-3), 8 p.m. ', (OI(y games scheduled) Houston (Ray 7-2 or Bllli'Wbam Satorday's Games &-6), 8:30p.m. I oakland at Callf, night Allanta (Pappas &-10) at san ... Chlcaa<> at Kansa• City Diego (COrklos H), 11 p.m. · ~ Los Angeles (Osteen 18-13) at SeaUle at Minnesota ' 4{ Booton at rletrolt Sen Franclsco (McCormick 1~ .. Washington at (loveland 9), 11 p.m. I ·~ New York at Bait, night Saturday's Games '· . Pitts at New York Tonight's Games Malmey. Houaton, Rod• returned for Phiia at Montreal The win tor Kirby wa• hi1 tbetr llnal bomestand or the St. Louis at Chicsgo Eastern at Alexander elxth of the year aga!nat 19 ......,, taking on !ira! !be l.Go Cincinnati at Houston Symmes Valley at Haman Tn,ee f Angeles lledgers for lhree Atlants at san Diego lo.sses. Southwestern .t North Gallia •. . Los ~ at San Fran aner tbe weekend games In atartlng I&Jnday nl&ht. Kyger creek at Southern Local ~ ~ ~ Athena at Nelsonville--York J ~~~~ Wellstoo at Gallipolis ~ ·~" COLVMBIJS (UPI) - Dave Logan at Ironton . ilrunpnl, a aenior )lallback a1 Melia at Jackaon 'i ·; Ohio Slate Unlversil3' WbO let. Duval at Wabsma J ~l· tered the laat two ~eara, Coal Grove at Rock Hili ·l.,. · 1bursdal' quit the aqusd. The oak HOI at 1rooton st. Joe ' ·., S.(ooi.!O, 186 • pound 110111or Ports. N. D. at Ports. Eall ,; .., , from Youngstown, Ohio. start.. Logan. W. Va., at Portamoutb ;~'~ NEW YORK (VPO- There's hss 100 many guns for Patriots. ed four · games tor the BilekSATUIWAY 'j; ·'1:: · Padres Hand Reds Fifth Loss i In Last Eight Outings, 7-1 SAN DIEGO, Calif. (UP!) - The wonder of the Clnclme.U Reds Ia that they can pill)' so Inconsistently and still be a ser- touo contender. But that's what !bey are, deapite rive losses in their last eight c>llings, Including a 7-1 dumping by the San Diego Ped. res ThursdaY night. Wlth the loss - worse yet from Ule team doomed to finlah taot in the National Leaguo WestA>rn Division - the Rode stayed two games back a! the .,, ~. the ·i. Today's Sport Parade ·r'- Colts, Packers, Browns Favored In NFL Openers , , · , .. . . season is over · ~u · have 1 Cinclmati left here for Howl- perfect recol'd, the same aa ton to begin a three.pme ser- when you started. fes there tonight. Then there's another system. Tony Cloninger (10.16) hoped Good but oot fool'i)root . .. to better his record witb the Reds qaloot Jim lla,y (7 .2) In Buffalo over Houatoo- O.J. Simpsoo sh""• OUara some of bl~:::u ~.; ~ eyes last fall, but w&s replac- Dj;.:.;:· ==!""the~~ up Greg COOk and Paul Robinson giving Clney a ftne 1-2 punch. The Colleaes Joe Paterno, the PeiU1 State coachlrw whiz, Is one of 1111' Pt. Pleasant at llamtingt.oD , J ""'""' .ed In \110 ~ . 1"- ,Ill' ... _,, Die-~- <~dT , • ;..,••-~ ~~•.. ~--· •...,......., plana to tranater to Texas A&M wbere he will sit out one year and play football in 1970. • The first thing you do to get yourself 1 key man in the favor!"' people. With his Orst tho first game tonighl. Houllm! football picture, 110mebody oot game coming l.P and his team ~~~~ Is six gameo out or first place. only with abltlt,y bot also wltb unbeaten in its last 19 outings, Slx.Run Inning brains. Somebody like JohnO)' Paterno soul'lls like most other coaches. He says he has san Diego cracked Jim Ma- Unltas. problema. imey's five-same winning The next thing ~ou do is keep Loaves of Bresd streak when they sent 12 men quiet. You learn much more "I know people wlll start to the plate In !be flf'th Inning, listening than you do talking. pthering sis hito and lhree You listen to Johnny Unital and saying, 'there he goes crying, carrying two loaves of bread.' walks in the wild rally. he says: NEW YORK «iPO;:- ~,l,j') · Dickinson, the thin ·•·• . lllDOIW golf pros at 101J ,. pounds was llj)poltted . , _ the c hairm'an 'lbursday of the 1981 breath ol lila campaign or tho NaUoral Cystic Flbros!• a.. search F~tion. GAS HEATER The 1nntng was lilY baseball ''Physically, I'm fine; me• but the fact remains right now pitcher's nightmare. tslt,y, I'm en rigbL I still lane we're not as good a team as Pitcher Clay Kirby helped a lltUe twinge in the elbow but most peq>le seem to think," Maloney's downfall with a two- It's not gonns bother me aey. Paterm I&)'L Penn State opens witb Na.,-. oot walk after Chris Cannluaro I've had a whole year to rest. I like PeM State. By two singled, I'm throwing the ball well and Joe Arcla, who had three doobtea llld a afnsle for !be I'm ready. n Unitao Is Ready When Johnny Unitas Is ready, the Balumore Colts generally up the mid- are, too. Besides, they're Pena then Blngled die to drive In two more runs and provide the Padres with an W1beatable f-1 lead. opening the NFL' a 50th amiversaey season aga.inat the l..cJ Mgelea Ram! at home, the)r'ie always extra tough there aN althoush they claim to hove o• .4Jio,ro' defensive line can . A~nta I 1". . . San Frandaco- 30,000 BTU Bhode Island, Connecticut over Maine llld Buffalo over Xavier. onlY . Southern calUornla ventures Into the Midwest !his weekend LL & WINTER . ,. SALE "VENTED" loaves of bread. My other choicea in the East: Syracuse over Iowa state, Army over New Mexico, Boston U, over Colpte, Temple over Ollie Brown and Nate Colbert and should have OllllU&h to boot continued the rout with singles that llnished Malooey, Plnchhlt- forgotten all about the Sl(>er Nebraska. I alao like Notre · ter AI Jackson to losd the Bowl, you can bet they haven'L Dame over Northwestern, Oldabates llld after the No. 2 reSo you start by plck!IW the homs over Wtsconaln, Michigan ·llef _pltdter Dennia Rlbant Colts over the Rams. At least I over Vanderbll~ Waohlrwton over Michigan Stele, Washing. walked 'Jerr,y M<>ralea to force do. In a run, catA:her Johnn)' And from there: ton state over Wlnoto, Oroaon Bnnch'o pused bail let In !be Green Bay owr Chlcago- State over Iowa, ClncinDati alxtb nm. Introducing the "new" Travis over wmtam and Mar)' and Collected Nine Hits Williams, fllatly bq!Mi~W to Ohio U. over Kent Slate. 1be Reda, who looked dry and look like the Hold" one. Lou!otsns Stele over Texas A. all !lnpn, collected nine htts, Dellas over st. Lou!o- Bob and II., Rouatoa mer Ftorida, .but loll their playera stranded. Ha7es lo out and Craig Morton lndtsns ovor KentuckY, Geoqla Their single tally ... s In !be Ia too, bot keep an eye on over Tulane, SMU over Georgia Tech llld florida Slate - r fourth on succesalve singles bY Colvin Hut. Lee May, .Vood)' Woodwlrd llld Cleveland over Philadelghia- Wlchlta stat<> In the Swill: Eqloe look a lot dll!erent from Arklnaas owr Oklahoma State, last. year bot not that dll!oreN Purdue over TCU. Arlzcn. Slate over Minnesota, Baylor ~et. Nlmoaota o""r New York- over Kan11111 State aDd Rice Giants taven't baaiAin a Woo- over VMI In the Swthwoat, and ten COnference cbi» in six Toxaa over CaJUornta. yeors and with the Vtklnp' defensive line, they don't !Iaure to boot thla one. Delroll 0'""' PlttoboraiiLiona ore dolnB a much betler ·. job 1of paoa .protecUon. WaohJngton. ~ New Orloana -Vince IAllllhordl becinl hlo ' ' cO!IIObock. love ... ., _..... He qualified for the fllals by capturiQI tho Jug'& second Thursday's Resulta dlvlsloo In 2:00 4-6. Apln tt Phlia 5 Chicago 3 wao a .......tr<m.!Jeblnd effort, St Louis 8 Pitts 7 with the outside lane ser-vllW aa San Fran 9 Houston 3 an expreuny. New Y.ork 2 Mootreal 0 L1ghtn1ng Wave, a 12--1 l.Gs Ang 5 Allanla 2 loogshot, staged an upset by San Diego 7 Clnci I winnlQI llrst divlsloo (Today'o Probable PltA:hera) Thursday, but was a distant All Timeo EDT seventh in the fiM1e. st. Looto (Gibson 18-11 llld Bye Bye sam, tho llrot Torrez 8-4) 1t Chicago (Holtz.. divloioo llowrlt.e wao !oorth bot man 1&-11 and Selma 12-lli, 2, had to wltbdraw from the 1:30 p.m. . raceolf because ol a 103 ctecree Pittsburgh (Walker 2 • 6 aN temperature. Veale 12-12) at New York (Mo. A crowd ol 44,121 at the Andrew 6-6 aN Csr<!Well 7-9), 2, Delaware County Fairgrounds 5:05p.m. didn't mak& much money by Philadelphia (Wise 14-11 llld betting on I.e.verDe Hanover, James 2-0 at Montreal (Reynotda which returned P,40, P,40 and ~ aoo Renko 5-6), 2, 6 p.m. $.2.20. Cinclnnsti (Cloninger I0-16)at ~ "' . Weat Swuw ::WJ>~ LADIES / SMU. nig!lt, wallll!lOd a twoJ>ose hit that made .the score 2-1. lloiJby If i,lualde (I the lead .horae In aild-1118, tileD tlie aggreollvely Uberal HuebeJ Ia the deeper 011 the iiul8kle. ..' as a Salllrda,y nig!ltfeaturinRiatemod. el driver finishing first In the feature with 20 points deducted fnr eachposltiontbereonthl'OUJ!il . \ ..1 Laverne Hanover Thursday. elasaified winne,':':. ~ 10 points deW$ 'eCI thereOa"for each posltiot1 ftnJahed tllrough 15th. In a dooble points event, 300 points can be won bY a late mod. J 2 - beiiOfage glasses ore free at your Iibera.; ,·· ,. dtlel. racing millionaire from Oyster Bay Cove, N.Y., has driven an urwrecederted tour L 1 t t 1 e Brown Jug winners, Including back-tu-back champloos ln Rum Customer last year . am horse. As a 1 .... . . . . ,..J" ·~;;_~ ..... Sen, George McGovern of South Dakota 'I I ~ · . ' Interested l'ariJ and be recently oipallcd that iDtmit bY meeting pnvai;.iv~With 10101 le~ ~ to cllseUss the ·1112 OUtlook. . .. · " He II tbotllbt of by . many Iii bla party u ,tliii ,natural "' IDheritor of Ted Kenlledy'a ~ In the opectrulq'; with b1a emphasia oh such tssue.s as the Vietnam war and bunger. B~ one New Yorker makes a point ~ored by miiiJ other Democratl when be argUIJ that McGovern II . operating from a. "P!:etty narrow itrip of the lilt." It may be'a bllhly ~ant cue that numerous Democralle reJidars who 18~ Kenilecly JamJy for hia 'cai>tli:ity to win have ntt1e or DO illterelt ill McGovern. . Ills lio&.evea elear lllaltlle.,.. ~ Uill ae .... reu DELAWARE, Ol!lo (VPO Bltly llaughtoo, the 45-year-old That's high praise for the son or Tar Heel, because Rum Customer can't exactly be :.:~::t·.=:~t~ vlolled Blacklburr. Va., In 1945 •• cosch at lfolrytand llld I 21-13 1181bock. Hlo liar pi(>U, Jerey Clai· borne, coscbu Vlrslnla Toeh. lAst yoor Alaboma hUll& on to edp Tech 14-7. Geoqla Tech, which laon't loll a homo- olnce 1128, Ia a o!x point fa•orllo - r 'Jug' Race Draws 44,721 thr...,.d pocer87 "l.e...erne Hanover ls much better. He's more consistent. He's good week after week." In Action - W eYen\.11JdrJilBf id~-~~ ~ to the. , MMte ~••~. ~ -·· Vlreinla Tech It Alabama aN ·exceedeol tho . Jllllor colltae Grambling versus Moraan Slate e:wplot4 , Ot ~lon. The at Yankee Sladh.. In New TroJans also '- ct to Increase York. ill 1)6111111 pmo wllh qusr!er· USC, a bla: winner the post bock Mike llotJncron. two 7oars witb 0. J. SiJql11111, The AI-Vlrpnta Tech atuom(lta to cmttnue Ill ouc...., conteat pill !Iocher apinlt ses qainsl a Nebraoka team pi(>U and morka the re!la'll of with qoarterbacldng pr<ibll!lliL Crimson Tide Coach Bear The Trojans will unveU I'UIIlliiW Bryant t<> the ocene or hio llrot back Clarence Dovta, who deltat as a bel(! cooch. lleyant How does he compare the two Late Model Stock Cars For Top. receiving double points toward leading San Francisco Giants. onJ.y one Cool-proof system for l.Gs Angeles and ~ts were figuring football winners. the championshljl. Nor!Jl'IIIIM• . 'iJ'~ i !lll\ll!!'t,.: both ~ . f'lr .. ~...~·, ~I plck" .&OY.. Wheo the for him. -mllteJI ~ a-eUYiata are · ~ Ill ·= llleGimn. a.mo. ue ~ ~ tile ~ • ma fral .awa, llell. . . B....... :811 ~ lip more ud ·mon, ud be, a ~ IIane • ~ Hulbelll·a vlttua1 unknown.nalionallv, Spme profesdimals lfilnk be may be better off after lito lubCOm· mlttee on nafcotlci holda IPOilllhted pul!llc ~tlnlll, tbla fall ill New York, Cblcago, Los Mgetoa llid pemaps othar Houston at Florida, at Texas .Christian, el a fourJap tropey dalh, two 10. lap heats llld a SOJap feature. Charger& wUI 111n twO eight. lap heats and a 20-lap feature. A 1ote1 pilrse of $2,000 has been posted tor the prosram, erlng rrom a pulled leg muacle. QlaU!ylng wUt beilln at 7 p, m. after an hour's practice which llJt the Bobcato 111111 have !be desdly pasa-cateh duo or quar. wUI atart at 6 p.m. BacinR wUI terback Cleve Bryant, the MAC's start promptly at 8 p.m. Solurmoll electrllylng plll)'er, a n d dll)'. A speclll demotiUonderbywlll Todd Snyder, t1e sure.fingerod be prese!Ked in one reature event roeeiver. as an extra added -action. Ohio u. breezed to a 31-7 win Late model stock car driven over Kent last year t<> acore Ita a! IRP are battling for champ. 131h decision In the series that lonship points as the season began In 1936. draws to a close. A specW doobie points meet wUt be held Saturday night with all late model divisiOn drivers 1\Dtting like dis \ · in old tounlnj ' with 37 returnilw lettermm Including qusrtorbock BQl llloill&o!nei'i<, Oankor Chuck DiCUI ani hallbock Bill Burnett. O)daboina Stale pro. vldea the open!QI opposition for !he RazorbockL Ohio Slate, tile dolendt,. naUonal clwq>lon, .'!l• ldie thla weekend. coach Woody lloyes' Buctieyeo the SllaaOn S.,L 27 qalnsl Toxaa ChrisllslL Other major openers aend South Cillfornla Ogainlt ' N&braoka, Nortbwest.ern to Noire Dame, · Arizona at W~ami~W, PIUsburlh at UCLA, Kansas at Texas Tech, Air Force at MlsiOUl'i, Wathlngton at )flchiaan State, TexaS . A&M, at Louisiana state, lndtsns at at Rochostar, Otterbein at !Uo- Purdue tatn lloWniham. a 5.loot-10, 200 ..,...... tallbsck from Bavema, at who . c:runae4 out 275 Yard• 1n mullion, ·• and 14,earrleo tut Solurday as Kent Defiance at (MicbJ are Site whfllped D.,mn, 2t-14, In engaged In nl&ht.era. All exce(lt Kent Stet<>, Mtaml, NOI!Inabom, IIIIo pined m . mul!ton, Cincinnati, Da;viQn, Jle. MI rulhlng u a aopbomore, fiance llld Akron are playing called It "!be il'OIIall blocldng their flrll game, Kent, Mtaml, l haVe- racetved u a college Defiance and Akron po- wlna ~ I miab1 ba¥e done beUer last Saturday. It I bad followed 1111' blockers Ohio U, wUl bs ~ with. """"· but I no to eurprlsed out reCOI'Cketttnt! senior tall. to bo so I didn't alway1 back D..e LeVeck IIIIo Is recov'l1la Ohio U..Kent state game .Ill - o r 19 lmotvlng Ohio colleps Selunlajo, El&bt ~ the pmoa wUI be playod under the ~hallenge OSU Arizona state, New Mexico at COJL. ,.a. tt . Kentucky, Southern Methodist at Georgia Tech, Wnneaola at It ...... .I . .-.... . . . u., -'1'· • • ~· ·~ 'lba~ why Te~ams 'OU-Kent Contest Heads Buckeye Card Saturday '\ eraUy. The programs last a year and IDclude classroOm instruction and training ill the laboratory. Medical laboratory assistcouraging. ant programs In junior col· Today's young people are no more idealistic than young leges usually last about two people have ever been. It is the affluence created by the years. IICiuare society they condemn that has given them the lei· Young people lnte.,sted ill sure to iDdufge their idealism, and their very numbers a career as a medical lab- ·, compounded fJy instantaneous communication which has oratory au Ia Ian t sbould given them the sense of being unique In history. · select a trainlllg program It .,mains a question whether their idealism and reJec· Employment opportunities diseases. with considerable care. In· _...,-, tlon of the world as it is will be translated into worth-while formation should be obtained In our boQilols, male - . , . ooclal change or whether it will degenerate into a gradual lor medical laboratory assist· Assistants also prepare about the length of time the U.., LPN1 llld RNa ore builddrappillg-out of the world of reality, for affluence has also ants are expected to · be tissue samples, take blood training program has been Ina up • fino or poilu brought a boredom and hedonism and self-indulgence once excellent through all of the samples, prepare sHdes for in operation, lnotructional core (.,., In .....,..Ina or PlY· knoWn only to the effete rich. i970s. microscopic study, store and facilities, faculty qualllica· . boi.Pl Ill oquol cr While only a tiny minority of youth are dedicated to the More than 50,0110 are label plasma, c I e a n and tions and the kinde of jobs better a.an 1111t or 111811)' female druJ( way of life, a growing number are attracted by tbe known to be employed in this sterilize laboratory equipobtained by graduates. llll'HL Aa to todlou or pro. cultism 8nd mysticism and antirationalism which surround field, about 80 per cent of ment, glassware and instruAssistants w h o continue t......, pot1en1 core, that way of Ufe and which foster preoccupation with the them women. About threements, prepare solutions foltbeir education and obtain a ~ ftiiii1De, tllellllll-koop "illller self' and easy susceptibility to simplistic dogmas. fourths of all laboratory aslowing standard laboratory bachelor's degree ill biology up wltb any or tbem, .. - Here is opportunity for the emergence of a real manipusistants work in hospital formulas a n d procedures, or che~lstry, or a. degree or ed b• ""-'tat recorda. _ HAllIaior of milicls wbo, in place of bread and circuses to keep labs. ~eep. record~ of tesls and a certificate in medical tech· • '"'"'" the populace contented, will give them pot and rock. Out of Laboratory assistants perIdentify specimens. nology, can advance to medl· OW 'devotion to UDStructured freedom and individualism eould form laboratory tests to anaThose employed in large technolom•t. lieu Ill." ,, come the very antithesis of freedom •lid individualism. • . Jyze ,body fluids for various .laboratories lll"Y conc~ntra~ . cal •'c~c•-•,_l'r,"'"~ .:1'~ ''"~' "''" IA!l'l''l"'• Jt..U.'""':-Penon. CIUU"RL"\erlllucl . , . , , The~ ..-illlate of Dearly~~a·.~ ·i.IOol>~, ... ,. ,J>iologlcal components and ta ' · Ill Olll! of .the """era! areas' considered desirable inclnde ' bo ......Uont bal.<CiD a~ar Bethel, 'N.Y., was liKiel!d a remarkable· aid medl~al t.echaologists cin · . , of l~boratory ~ork> &ctert· · goud vision, manual dexter· IIIIo ll'tll't haVe wtve1 wrlii''lftila lhta.l~ !~::_~r.~••·:· '' · ···· 'deternitning the presence of o~ogy, s e r o I o g y and para· fty and the abWty to work to aooc1 ot• lut.wanlllela Holp But 10 Is a herd of sbeep peaceful. And so are lotuscancer, tuberculosis, diaSltology, .hematology, blood under pressure and to work Ual _ H. eaten betes meningitis and other bank., c la n i c a 1 chemistry, well with others. Door lleleu: · · ' urinalysis. or basal metabolism and electrocardiograData with resard to salay,.. asked ''WhY a _.. phy. rles can be determined In checking locally with hospi· an feel marnkluo ill ai'OIIIII Ml In small laboratories, medtal sources obtained at local or - . a man leola 1udl.. ical assistants g en e r a II y boapitals and from the Board enlllln-& - or work in many areas. TillS 15 TilE SCENE.. ·~ of Certified Laboratory AI· Do.. lhe . r l I ~ feel Many medi,cal laboratory DISTINCTLY•·• TilE 'M40LI SCQIPT sistants, 445 North Lake ~ ~ u 1 assistants r e c e i v e their HINGES ON YMr YOU 6/>,V HEllE"· Sbore Dr., Chicago, ID. wwld wi1b w J11011[e - l training on the job. In recent 60611. years, however, an increasing number have received QUICK QUIZ their training in academic programs conducted by hosly PHIL PASTOIET Q-How manY- horus haw pitals. or by schools in cowon Americu ''TrIp 1e operaUon with hospitals. In There's nolhiDI Uke homeCroum"? made fudge to make you the future, academic train· A-Only eight horses have appreciate the confection ing probably will be required won all three race 1, tbe sold in a hllb'elass candy by most employers. Kentucky Derby, the Preak· shop. Academic training proness Stakes and the Belmont • grams for medical laboraStakes. The last was Citation Thero'• •qWk a differtory assistants are offered in in 1948. ence between lidnD special schools operated by broadminilcd and broadh o s p I t a I s, in vocational Q-What is the 1111e and minded. schools and in junior eatlength of the Atlantic CU~ leges. Hospital! c:dfer the BoordtDG!k? Anyone who believM that greatest number of training A-Tile fIr 1 t boardwalk a blatory of tbe K1iiJdltl of programs, some of which waa comr,·leted in 11'111. Ita Columbua will reveil wl!At were established recently present ength Is about 7 miles. under the Manpower De· velopment and Trabiing Act and the Vocational Educa· Q-For how long lieu J. Edgar Hoover mwd cu ~ tion Act. For e n I r y illto these programs, graduation rector 0/ lhe Federal 8vi'IGU of lnwltigalicm? from high school with A-Mr .. Hover wao ap.. Cbrla did whaD liCit off U· courses in scieqce and math· plortns II in for a big 'dlali!ematlcs is required gen· ~ted In 1.824 at the ap ill polntment. war. ~,' . UPI ~Writer : ;l'llil ,stale, Arkansaa and OM !hi.. In '' • - 11 111011 _ , bids '• !i&jUrdsY. to ehaiJeqJe miJhly Ollio Slate for SII>'-Cl' ~ cOIJepi footboll'a cellt.el>!lfii ·PII....-.ary-all ore otart.. ~- wilb oJl)Ortencecl qusrter• bocka ani talented veteran ' II& Ill¥ ,_.. ' . ~ Sonllool, P-0)'-llllddleport, 0., Frldoy, SoiJt. 19. 1969.. ssg.oo- 50,000 BTU s160 With Solaty Vol•o · and Thor""'slot · 35 000 BTU With ~y Vol•o and · Them1oatot $ BTU •.Witlo Fori, Safety vot .. ~:....,.;"' S225 MOST EVERY SIZE AND TYPE GAS HEAtER YOU NEED. INSTALLATION OPTIONAL ALSO SOME USED GAS HEATERS YENTED-60,000 & 70,000 BTU H&R .. .· �. ' ., ., ,. ' ' ~ ~: Legis#.qtion- . Ita, Fort Meigs, the park is quite picturesque, and Ito ac"'""•Uloils are good. The park is located on the Harrisonville .,.... .tliroo miles out ol Rutland. aylllem, ea1i1n8 19 year ol41 WAliiiNGTPN (UPI) - PNI!dent Nbiao, IUrllllll from tho prOblema of ~ re1o. tiona, 1oilk o1m ... a oorill of lq!alalive taraota todaJ, lncludlng drift ""'"m. Nlxoo Invited the Republican coogreoalonal lolderahlp to breakfast In tho White Ho111e to dlacuas the potlern ol Iqiolatlve prloriUel lhe.Y wW oot lor his admlnlatzoalloa. , As If to Wlderacore oa Olllllhaais ... reforming tho controversial military drift system, the Preoldaot Invited Melvln R. Laird, ....mary of delenae, to uae tile White Hou.., as a lorulll today to IIIIIOUIICO the admlnlatralion's rec0111111011dallons on draft rolorm. Laird had planned to ........ llrat. He Clll b,ypUI ~~ wllh tile chan&O by laaulnl oa .....,nlve order. Tho Prealcleal'a awltch to clomosllc C!ll<eflll waa on ablUIII one, aasad - - lQ' a surprlae vlalt to New York's . Communlil' Coocert A I I n• old sauer, -85; . 1 Locillu:!'• '. , w...lblll aer>lceo were )toid at IO:fS w1tb Chu. D. Wooda, or. Wonhll> aorvlceo were. bold ~ ·•voallw at 7:4.5 wltli .1111 lle.Y. W!Wams briJiclnlllll ..... ' liMe em the ...,loct "Rev11iala". ·Se..r'al local tamllloa vlaltad th EWirv r-ro~ · Home lil!llt- Haynsworth Attacked On Civil Rights Issue i-' ,Apollo Flight Subjeet of New F'dm Digest ~- evoni!W -... attended aervicta Apollo II' a fiigbt and tho work tlltre on !Unday alle~II!IOII lor of Sllace Mra. FnnkGuthrle(lAma~) and lhl IDtermol¢ In the ~ ~...,.. . uJ.Tho:':f~ Beret oltlcersIIDIOUDced ThursArmy ~ tile six would be tried by ..,...U courta martial on char· . . --teo! ltfo,la ........ wltll • - w .,... ~ irlMel ........ ..., ...... Jill'• 'no HW (JomolelliH Gl J' .......... w1ll be ' . ' FJ~.ll. PCJ,rd.on Given Confess.ed Robber LANSING, aald as he left Kanau Slate Ponltentlaey. ·He lllld he would so to Odessa, Tex., to live ,ut. relltlveo and work as a hwse painter. Kan. (IJP,l) Frank sawyer, 70, a aporta ran who 111)'8 he olwaya pulls r... the loser, wu freed Thursday with a run pordoo for a crime he did not cunmlt In 1932. Kanaaa Gov. Dockln8 pardoned sawyer and aald the stooped, gray.IJalred coovlct did oot rd> a Fort Scott, Kan., bank In 1932. Alvin ~!pia, former pli>llc enemy No. I and a member at the "Ma'• Barker Gang, admittad lll'iler lhil yoor that he, 11111 not sawyer, held "' !hat bank. u1 had good parents aM I raally · didn't have to steaL U I had DIY lire to live again I wouldn't be in here,'' Sawyer Army Lets 2 OffiJeers Off ~~~w~:~ _.he He oald waa arroaled ..r Nevada, Me., he am his cCIIftPIIIICMII W.re ''Pitlnl reo·dy to ral) another bank. .. But ha reftJsed to lUll otber bel*' he aald he hold 111o But Sawyer, a shy former There mlaht be 'ftw'o or gall(llter wlloae lace Ia Unecl by lhroo" ._,...,. W1'lll(lf ~"'­ hall a cenl>lry behind prt1011 ed' or crimea t.i" ,....lnfttad, bara, !la~hed a llinllo IIIII · Sawyer IBid. , . · admitted on the da,J o1 hla sawyor lllld he .JIOuld .... no release that during his caroor ti'ouble adii~UIIfl lo'tba life ol.,• In erime · he Nlbbed ..ven1 free man. lit Ill!! he u· a other bankl ror which he ...... sports ran and \~ lor "'" was coovlcted. . Kansas Clt;y ~~ !!(·· , ltti .I "Pve alread.f aerved DIY American F'liotball"~ and time,'' he oaid. the Kanaaa Cltj ~ biaMsa~Q~er lllld he wu not ball team, Wbicb .... ft.ie ~ bitter. He lllld tllose who record Ill tho Ameri.,.., ....,... arrelted and prosecuted hill'l •trm. aJftJ• tor thi ioaen," lor the 1932 hold... were Juat he IBid. · 11 trylqr to do their jobs. u ..... . ..... Direct Vote Proposal Your Campaign ~·-~,aillluarters" SERVIC( .. · In AU- IM:At5 Wins 339-70 Mr. aid"!.lii:lliiidellllunnand Lorry at Midland, Pa., open! a week with Flllel Larkins and other relatives. Mr. and Mro. Do.vld Sudtll am Dee Dee were >laltlll(l hla mother, Allee Branltrcm, Toledo. Mr. and loin. Cbarloa Cline and son, Racine, am Dorsol Blbo boo were vlstt11111 l.eiHII S111on. Mrs. am Mrs. M. I. Carr were vlslllng Juantta Woodyard and famil)', Albol\}'. Vlsitlll(l Mr. and Mrs. Fred Larkinl wore COra Sudth and Mr. am Mra. Loren Ralph, Noloonville, end Von Waber and Vida, Tot?Pera Plains am Fla Lorklna. Pat Srnltb ·sPent aevenl ~· vlalllll(l classmates at Mer&antown, w. VL, am M111 Jamie Boyd, Unllllllolm, Pa. Mra. Emestlno Hayman opent several days at Columbus with relatives. Mr. and Mrs. · Hobart Nowell; Chaater, vloltad 1llary Pierce. Mr, and Mra. Gene Smith and family of ChWicothe vloltad Mr. wright Rouoh "' am .Mrs. Harold Newlun am SIJ>. dra. SAllE DAY,, • "c'ordo, Piocords ond 8001por Stickers l'Mn • · a· ed Congress dealt with only a all&lrt revlalan ol the Electoral Coli..., 1n1 the my tile - · vale for .tnaldent IIIII vice~ · Mr. and Mrs. Homer Cole ol T"'pers Plalno were visiting Mr. and Mrs. Dorool Lerkina. Mary Kibble ol ,lptoa, Call£, and Mlas Jamlo Boyd, Uniontown, Pa., vlaltad the Do.vld Smiths. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Lorkinl were dlnoer gueota of Mr. and Mrs. Norman Weber, tq,pers Plains. Gertrode Warner, Qakllill, and Ethel Larkins were dinner guests ol Ruth and Fred Larkins. -Violet Smith . USED. PIan More ONE DAY ONLY ·, PomwT SPECIAL FOR EVERYONE Navy • • • diver~. A promoter u a fellow , who counts hi.! chwkens and sells them to vou be· fore the!l're botched. All You'll Need • • • Is Your Chan1e When lnterplanelaey trav· el begins, we'll get the spaee- Purse When You Visit BAKER'S BUDGET SHOP bus with the window that won't stay latcked. Blocks to Autopsy WILKES • BAR!IE, Pa. (UPil-An attorney lor the family of Mary Jo ~hne, killed when SuiL Edward Ke~o car ran off a brldp In Misaachusetta, oald today ba planned to cbaUenee the latest lop[ altenilt lor an autopay on the girl'• bod;y, Joaeph ·F. ~n lllld he had two alternltlveo under study. , DEl GFFDED AT "'9~ Y. . . FIRSJ .... 50f (Amen r~ d us GINUINE FULL ColOR PORT!IAI1SI SATISFACTION GUAIIANTEES "' ,.... - IWfunoW. AU. AGES! chllohn, adulft """' ............... at ... oddlt-1 "'"•· ·LIMITED OF'FER! Ont por tubioct. - per t.ltllly, ~IN~~---;., I 66 CHEVROLET 4 Door. 'J90 1 4 ban'oll, aut~ matle ft'ans,, p/ st., p/lor., air eondltlorted. A vwy nlc:o lmpata 2 OGW. '306' Twite Jot1 4 tpcl. Roody, willing ana oble. 1967. 6S MER(URY, ' GTO 2 Oocw, 'J89' 3 doueot, outomotlc trans., p/st., p/br. Shorp. Comet 2' Door. "289' 4 bttro rell, 3 spGI.1 Loalclnt for • h..... 63 PONTIAC CATALINA WILL." 2 · Door. '389• 3 deuces, automati_c trona. Going at at a good price. · g 3 Market ~tland Dept. Store r, RDA SE~T ~ 20 ·A~·M. 1TO ? ·P.M. ' 67 FORD LTD 66 PONTIAC PRESTIGE HOUSE OF COLOR NATIONAL PHOTOGRAPHERS 0111 FROM 'RAWLINGS USED --CARLOT-- l R~ H. Raw,'ings Solis ' "OHIO'S OI.DII'T uEither we can me an answer and so Into a hea~ In court," · he said. "Of. we Ql1 oak lila court to dlamlu tile ~- poUtl... of Mr. (EdIIIUiil) Dints (A Maaaachuallta District Altot'rle,.) lor lepJ reaaona." Kennecil' told MWIIIIIOn In Boaton Thuradl)' nlcht, when asked to .......,nt oo the allepllona In Dlnla' petition: ''I would II)' lhoae who tend to look lor lhlap' In thla caaa are [101118 to be ~. Flarqan the Dlnla polltlon - r... exhumation and autopsy allepd lor the Drol time lhat blood wea on tba clC11111nc and In tile mouth aid nos, of Mlu Kopochnoafter ~r bodJ wu ............ !rom tho 11e11ttec1y car. · . "1111 Jl'ltl'e f&et that ICIIIle ·• were recited In tile amemed petlllon doea not moan lhe,y won't havo to be ptovod, n he •ld;,.''W." wm sUll bave to take telv.JIIQIV" Oli them. u FtaMpn oJao lllld there ...... ~· about 1111 ' .~- Gl the belllldlae ' teat: lcl' llman blood. I!W ba declload to elab9nte. .._,. ~ J1idp..n~ c. JIIUDIII<J. lit Sopt 29 1... a baorltw 011 1111 psUtlon. ' Ned Irish Fleeted NEW YORK (IJPI) - N I d lrlah, wbo Introduced colleco baaketball here oo a blti lime ocale ;tjj _yeara aso. Thuradl)' 'was efeded Ylce president or the Madlaloo Square Gardin Corporation. lrlob Ia praaldont or the New York Ki:lckel'bockers at tile National Assocla-· !!fakatl:oll tlon. Team Under Webb Feet PmLADELPIUA (UPJ) Clarence 4'0dck" Webb was nomed head awlmml!w c•ch at Tem&>lo Ulllverolty Thuradl)', oucceedlna Jot Wellb .,.ched at the city's George Wuldniton bich school the laot ala years and produced live waleleatad taama. v.-. -------- Keeping up wIth tbe Joneaea II 110 problem, but the Smiths bave ua really puffing. ' $1. .66 PONTIAC '· Cotollna _. dr. ·...,4 Tip. Air~ con41tl0t*f. On• ...,.; c..rul local owMt'. Pcow., 1t•rlr11. Pow• W••· Auto. Want, EJ!tft 1heip. $2, 195(. 67 FORD Gelaxlo 500 VI 2 •• Hard Top. Paetery air CMdltl~ Low ml~ , g .. B•'itutlfVI, b.... oniy whh bel1o vinyl to_p. HO c., ln. "tine. Crul • ..,..tlc t1'9n•~ p.., st..rlng oncl bralleo. EIIMI oliarp, one ( o..-ear. .,., ' ~- $1,t95' .. 66 MERCURY ' MenteNy Cu•tom Conv. Coupe. LID now flnt•h In lltht blue Jtnloh, and now ~~Ito tOflo, PS• .PB ..c~ Cn~lsoflleltlc • • A eew -c.,t ol . . . .ee Ia tlte , . _ , . Moate Carlo.Sport Coupe. 1loia ...;._addition to t1te Cloem:lel _li _doaracterir«< bJ llowiaC IDea ud oeulptured our•.,...... bJ' tloo ...... boed e>er !lediiOOd by Cbemllet. Tile pluM Interior ladudee a olm · wood lllrl - t oa tlte -.....,., ,.... ud ellra-thltk foam e:oabloned front ... rur INIL Tbe Moate Carlo will be at deaiKNipo oo Seplember 18. Weekly Sermonette ~ GAUGES - Galllpolia, 11,9 am 12.6 l'lll1lliqr 3 leet ol rollera; pt, Pleasut. 23.24; P<m~ roy • Maoon, 20 ;19; Hinton, 0.82 atat; Kanawba Falla, 3.56 riolqr; Charleston, 17.95 lalllqr. L<qoo, Marmet, and Winfteld, are on tbe .W. BOAT MOVEMENTs: ' GALLIPOLIS LOCKS - A. P. Boxley dOWD 7:40 p, m.; Diane Bonorlh "' 9:40 p.m.; Franldln B. "' 10:10 P~; Andrew P, Cal- houn down ~ Lm.; Foremost down 2:45 a. m. SOlvay "' 3:20, a.m.; WWiam Zimmer ~ 4 a.m.; Zapapa Service down 5:40 a.m.; Titan LV 8:15 Lm.t Esso West VIrginia down 7 a.m. KANAWHA RIVER - Marmet, Alan R. Merrill down 3:30a.m.; Edward S. Boaworlh down 5:40 a. m.i Fort Dearborn"' 6:40 Lm.; Wlnllold, Glemora down 5 p.m.; Polly R. 141 5:10 p.m.; H. E. Bowloo down 5:35 p.m.; Ouachita down 7:40 p.m.; MI. State down 11:f0 p.m.; Natloml QP12:05 L m.; Jenny A. Green .down 12:30 a.m.; Tammy r. Whitt"' 2:50a. m.; 0. F. 91earor Clown 4:20 a. m.; John Pushak dCMn 4:30 a.m. OHIO RIVER - Unlvoraal Voyaeer down 6:35 a.m.j, Lock 13, Backlord down 6:30 a.m.; Lock 14, Susan lane ll) 1:35 Lm.; ~ ward ·.., 6:35 a.m.; st. Marys .., 12:0S a.m.; Lock 16, A. V. Criss up 3 p.ift.'-b.:k-'!'f1•ilelii>ri\1\i'I!P In color In "A Walk on tile Moon -Dr. Goddard and Hla Dream1 ., the Drol Screen NowaDlpol_lllm Documontary of this school yoor. The Screen News Digest eur• rent events film series, honored lhres times by the Freedoms Fouodadon as uan outstancU.ng contrlbull!ll to a better under. atandlng of the American Way ol Ll!e.'' Is made avallablo without charge by Colum.bue: a n d southern (lllo Electric Compo!\}' to high achoola In Ita aervlce ..... 1tme. to 7ry M6{•, Sorda II)' REV, AUDREY MILLER, Pastor Middleport Church of the Nszareoe The Bible, in t! Timotlcy 3:1, says, 01 . , . . . . tn the last da,ys peri· lous times ahall come." In D Timothy, this does not refer to wars, pestileneea, diseases, depressions, political disasten, or other circumstances cUside the character of man, but rather to the great deartlt ot spiritual understan:llng aDd Yital Christian e~erience that ahall overtake this world ln those laat days just before the comlrw ot the Lord Jesus Chrilt for His bride. the church. Most serious Bible scholars and ewngelical ministers feel that these "last days'' are now liKlJ1 u11. I Invite you to read D Timothy, chapter three to see if you doo't agree that most of the things menUooed there have not already taken place in men's hearts. To use words out of the past, j'These are times to try men's souls." Beyom am' doubt, oneoftlleareasinwhlch men's aouls are tried the moat is intheareaoffalaedoctrines. When one realizes that over 53,362,000 sooh are led astra: lhrough the efforts of )lot six ol the major eult8, one can seethatfalseteachl~sare destrO)'iJW counUen multitudes ol aouia. The false teachings of the cultists are easy to discover, if .vou will lot the Bible be yourgulde,andnot follow the "cunningly devised tables" of men. Let me ask you !our que;tlons about your·belief. It is in these four areas that the !alae cultists most often deviate from the cloor teachings ol the Bible. FIRST, What do you believe about Jesus Christ? The false cultiots would strip Him ol Hlo deicy or ol His humanlcy, ol Hla ability to save ·all men from their sins; or His reaurrectlon, or of His persora! return to this earth again. Sane would revere Him as a prophet, but only on an equal basts with the roumer 0{ •their particular cult or religion. While space will not permit quotations from the Bible on all areas of belief concerntrw Jesus Christ. let me quote j.ast one. In the gospel according to St. Jc:iln, chapter 20 verse 31. we read, 11But these are written, that ye might believe that Jesus Ia the Chi'iot;":the) lcin of (iod"; "a"! tl.•• belje.n.. yo~~"!!" '"• thrqh In .,...O.etloo for roleaao loti er In the achool year are a col- · or release on .America and AmerIcans and a tum report on u'lbe Changing Face of F.aatem l!llrope. •• The Sino-Soviet rUt a n d ~lea's urban crisis w1ll be other presentaUons, plu1 eoverage of major events as !hoy hap. poo, tt••· UDIANYIOII ,· ·;,Ad : · P~RTA COLOR IV FOR 1970 ' . .i=~-~a:~·:: . OUR NEW LINE OF MERCHANDISE HAS BEEN DEUYED IN ROUTE--------AQuARIUMS, TROPICAL FISH, GOLD FISH AND SUPPLIES. WE WILL LET YOU KNOW AS SOON AS THEY ARRIVE···· MODERN SUPPLY 399 W. Moon ~. Po.eroy, Q. 992·2164 THE STORE WITH "ALL KINDS OF STUFF"FOR PETS, STABLES, LARGE & SMALL ANI· MALS, LAWNS AND GARDENS. No Results Apparent POINT PLEASANT - An alloesston between repreoentatlves ol the Goodyear Tiro & Rubber Co. 'a Aj)ple Grove plant and atrlklng Unllecl Rubber Workers Local 644 ended Thurs. da,y at about 10:45 p.m. There was no immediate word !rom either Sam Juniper, Local 6f4 president, or Michael &eel, ~ bargalnlng We Can Save You Money! ROLL ROOFING phd manager, whether a tentaUve agreement on a new con.. tract hed been reached. Miller for Reform WASHINGTON (UP~ - Twenty Odo's 24 congressmen, includIng Clarence Miller, !Olio dlatrlct, voted lor ·the .,.._... of 1 G. Woot down 6:10a.m.; Racine your beliefs concerning Jlbsus Christ are blblleal. Locks; W, H. Shaver, Jr. down SECONDLY, What do yoo believe about aal.atlon? Atain, the BI7:30 p.m.; Elgercllrt "' 9:30 p. ble, God's word, says, "For b,y grace are ye saved, through faith: m.; Louisiana down 2:15 un.; and that DOt of yourselves: ltls the gift of God; Not of works, lest any steel Pioneer down 3:20 a.m.; man should boast." False teachers would substitute works in the John Ladd Doon down 5:15a.m.; place of IIIith or add worka to faith. Works, whether they be obediEll.aha Woods down 6:15 Lm.; ence to the commandmenta, ordi•nces and traditions. wltneasirc, Green"' Locka, Helen R. .., 1 the use of the saeramentK, or whatever those worka may be, do not p.m.; IDinols 1tJ 6:30 a.m.; ste- saw the soul from sin. Salvation is either by faith or by worksi Jevenson lit 7:10 a.m.; Brimstone sus Christ can either save the simer from his sins or He can't; eit:Jr. down 7:.10 Ltn.; Meldahl Locka, er He can cleanse the believer's heart01·He can•t; aad either He has Renpr .., 3:20 p. m.; Riivens- prepared a way of holiness or He hasn't. We ask you to refuse to acWood down 5:30 p.m.; Alton Ze- cept the word of any man or Jli"OUD concernirlll these Questioos~ but phyr doWn 7 p, m.: Jim Murphy conault your Bible. The answer Is here. Wlu!t do you belte've abou\ the Bible? All true Christians will acdown 10:30 p.m.; Jellbost down 12:40 a.m.; Steal Cl(j)por "' 4:- cept the BJble as the Book ofbooka. It is the word of God anl contains •j all truth necessary tolalthardChrlstianlivlng.'' The Bible is THE 40a.m. inBPtred word or God. Tho Bible Is not to be equated With &1\Y other book. The cultist woold say, "'11le Bible AND our book," but true Christiana recognize that theie is no other book ro gUide the Christian throt:gh this lire l:to heaven. ' flNALLY, What do you belleve about the 1\rturelile? True Bible bellering Cllristlans, believe in the reaurrecdon of the dead. The words of Jesus in John 5:28,29 clearly teaeh that there Ia a heaven to gain and a hell to shun. For there Jesus san. 41, •• the how" is comIng. In the which all tbat are in tile BJ'&ve shall hear hia voice_, Am shall eome forth; they that have done good, unto tlle resurrection of life; aRd they ttat lw.ve done evil, urto the resurrecttm of damna.-· tion." False teachers would do away wUh hell or llmlt it to a ~~~e&&­ tngless nothing where "leu than the lll!llber oCftrwers on one ha.Dd" By United Press lnternatlo:al will be p101iahod. Some ol tho same pel(>le would limit h•ven to just (LoodlJV Batters) a lew ol their adherent• am sUII others would do away with both by . National Lessue clalnln& that d•lh Ia complete annlhllatloo and lhat nothing, body G. AB R. H. Pet. nor aoui,llves beyond tho grave. Jooeo, NY -110 4.58 91"159 ,3t7' earetul what you accept aa divine truth. 1be Blble says, uye ft911e, Cia 1f2 569 u i.< t94 .341 ahaUBeknow truth, and the truth ahall make you free," but t h e Clinte, Plt 121 t417 78 IS7 ,338 11 tnltb1" of tile aane grqa will coat you your etel"IBl soul Alou, )'It 149 6f4 911' Zll .328 McCY)', IW 137 448 93 lD .32f ,Jbnsn, Cln 130 ~02 ' ~. 162 .323 Mlru1134; Powell, Baltll9;Jaclo. lla.Yla, LA 117 4f6 59 Ul .~17 Eyes 101' Calta 100. oak 109; Howard. Wash 106; StrJI, Pit 193 fl't 83 .ISO .313 Yaotrzomaki, 'IDS'I'ON (\!PI) - John Ha'fllBoa 102. Tolan, Clnl40 IIQO 102 186 .310 colr, reportecUy orttred a Pitching "' . lkwin, Pit 118 fl6 67 128 .308 mlllioo dollir contract by the (llaaed on Moat Vlctoriolll ,, ~Loque rlvol ABA, Joined the Botton :Natlonol League: Staver, NY caraort Mill 112 41~ IJ,.lSS .330 2$.7; Qll!rker, Roo 20.10; Nle- Caltlca at thetr training F. Rbnu. PJ · ",,. Thuradl)'. ' • ' lOS .1112 .316 kro, Atl 20-13; J"'*""' Chi 20. 1Bavllcek sUll baan't olpod a lf-1 Slnpr, LA J9.9; lllarlch. M. do ,311 al, SF 1&.10; Oatesn, LA 1!1-13. 1961l-70 NBA cmnc~ but tllero ·~!:!~ 82 .311 Alnlrlcan Laaguo: MClain, Ia a leollqr hla preiiOJICO at CUellar, Bolt :13 ·10! eamp Is a forerunner to 480" ..310 • Bolt and Perr1, Mlm raa~hlqr 1111 . . , . . - with lbe .30f Caltlc,s. · NY 19-13.! SORRY! Talks wmpleted, lJ.~,.~~...~rl'!t1: ,~n!~ Ltn!.'; uta;·~t;ff·L~".WlCC," ~py;~, ~~~Uit' tha~~l4ifs~ ..-~~s <¥insttbitlonal·aniOtidmont 'l'bu.c' ~· ·wlilcfi ·l!all':l 'fOr 'olel!!lom Ci aobel1''irliibolt'd'o14:45 a.m.; aey len than this about Jesus Christ will lead your aool Into damnatho President by direct vote and Paut" Ii. 4oim 5155 a.m.; RObert don it you wUI accept it. I strongly urge you to make sure that all obollohmont olthe Electoral Col- ==:;=:: ~ , ,(!(,,!Wn~,_""'~ ,~L· ~..,. tt~•·w~ ~·- ~·-· ~ ~~· ) ten;.'-~'~ ·illi~.,). ~ Tbe tesdlerl• retireMent Bilo' U rilllta record followed - . . tho·ochOols reOpened. for more than a month. ,.. "The record of llljon8WOrlh ··· tem ilutn delaolt. Tho liop>r The ArDIY gave no lurlher laely """- eriUclam of t b e .... Is one In II1JIIIl01't ol t h o department was In debt am lnlormatloo oo Thai Khac Chuyon. II was reported earlier he had aerved the Groen Bereta ...... of-ption, .. Rauh IBid. pracllellly deruncl. - . . , aald '!111rlda,y, Hayna. u an Interpreter at a camp In worth's •'deelakm• prove b1m to ~{W.~ tho MoiaJnl Delta. The victim reportedly waa be llltllabor.. He lllld til• judge - . his bod:Y placed In a can- "llaa - a t a d I lack of - · . vas bas and dn..,...lntothe Sooth ethical lltandarda, wlllle Ill tho boocl!, lhat dll'llailtr him from China Sea off Nha Trang. T h e bod;y haa DOt-. found altMu&b c:cnllderatlm for oromatton. n an lntenllvo aearcb was made by Rutland, Ohio ---= ..'•. 'MEIGS COUNTY WILL BE WELL REPRESENTED in 11 Blue Ha· w.un in the near tuture. · 'lbe American Banken' Association will hold its convention there Pel local representatl ves will leave via jet from Columbus Surday. Among those attending, according to registrations, will be Mr. aid Mrs. Harold Hubbard, Citizens National Bank, MlddiO(>OI't; Mr. IDd Mrs. Ted Reed, Jr., and Mr. alii Mrs. Robert Schellhase, The WASHINGTON (UPI) - A clv- judge's labor record by AFLFarmers Bank alii Savirw:s Co.; Edison Hobstetter, Mr. aOO Mrs. n rillbll spokeSJJIID called today CJO Prealdart Geoqo Meany, lloynswwth, 56, Chlol Judge Richard Chambers and Mrs. Cbarles Griffith, Pomeroy National Bank. lor defeet or Judioe Clement F. of the ftb U. S. Circuit Court Also registered to attend are Mr. ard Mrs. Charles Gaskill or Haynswortll•s nomination to the of Appoala In Riclunond, Va., !Upreme Courtoniii")UUda lllj'DsWellatoa and Middleport. wortb ~ ..tile cause ol seg.. waa nominated by Proaldent Nixon for the !Upreme Court ooat MEMBERS OF THE MIDDLEPORT Ministerial Association are regatiao., busy plaDflirw a cunmunity. wide evaJllelistic service which will be Joseph L. Rauh Jr., COWJIIel vacated by Abe Fortu's resiRbold In the near 1\rture. · for the Leadership Conference natloo. Ha1nnrorth's court covera on Civil Rlghta, a eoallllon or COIAJMBUS (UPI) - Gov. clvD rigllta errupo, oald Hoyna- rwch ollhe IWih, and has baDcl· worth's rulings on controveratal led IIUIIIerrua landmark clv. J.....~ A. RIIOOoa lllld nuraSAIGON (UPI) - Tho Army ges of murder and CIH!Iplracy to <""tvil rilbts cases "demonstrate n ri~ib~Jeueslncluclecballengea c1a,y biladmbilotratloohadpillbas releeMd the two lowest rank. n:urder In the death o1 a Sooth that he wW not only be to tile to Vlrslnla'a "malllvo resist- ed oblo out ola atace o f - 1zw Spedal Forces soldiers in- Vietnamese citizen who defense right of any sitting or recent anco" lm of a decode aao. II l'IIJIIcy. "Wheo this admbilotrallon Wtlved ID tbe Green Beret mu.r- attorneys claim was a Commu .. justice .... lut also that lhere dealt ....,.atedly with Prince EdCounty, Va., a defendant · loov~s olllce, the 1t1to ol Obto ward will be on the court the first jua. der ...., peodlng a decision on nllt agent, In tho !Upreme Court's 1954 deIa &olnr to have a IIUl'Plus In they will be tried, a For tile first time, the Army tlce since the principle of de-sesresat1on ruUns. ita treasury, not a "dellclt, • miJHary spokesman oald today. today identified the VIetnamese rogation waaamouocedwllosed&. Prince Edward doled Ito pub. RllociO, told a Qwnber ol Tho spokesman oald CW02 Ed- as Thol Khac Chu,ven. Spokes- votlon to that principle Ia In lie ocbools lor loor yeal'l ratll- COIIllllorce banQlet. ward M. Boyle, 26, or New York men said he was killed June 20 questioo." er than lntograle them, and Raul! ''When I became pemor, cb,, and Sst. Alvin L. Smllh, near Green llel'et headquarters Raub• .a tesUmoay was _prepar41, of Naples, Fla., were freed at Nha Trang, 188 mnes norlh- ed lor the Senale JUdlclary Com- Clloted HayniiWOI'th'• ruling up. I ... met It the door by In '!111rlda,y ni8ht lollowlni a decl- . east of Saigon. This conltrmed mittee, 1n the rourth ~ or Ita holdins the shutdown aa legal $83 mUllon debt and a - . heerl,tlg _Oil lla1DIIWOl'lh. ,'1118 de, tiiOUih unlortunate. Tho !ilprema rupt,~ " he~ ".Qhlowaa ABO pioneer Dr. Robert lt:tchlnga Goddard are uplored Nra. Wilma VIneyard Is ,,~ !lent In the Vote....,. Memorlil HOIPital at PIIIIOI'Ol', Mr. and Mra. Sed O'Brlen-11111 Mildred Story at Calwnllus and Mr. and Mra. DeD:ert Yoat and famUy of &lpr Grove vlalted at the 11arry Guthrie home Sunday beillll here lor thel\rtleralo!Mrs. Fnnk Guthrie Sim4l.v a~ VIsitors at the Follrod-Robi,.. soo h..,.. Sunday evenln& ware Mr. IIIII Mrs. Billy Foltrod and Sue Arm at Athena and Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Swartz and lamlly ol MarletbL Mrs. lllarie Hopkins and son, Rex, and hlo !riem ol 1lo)'to< sPent te"!rsl ~· with Mr. and Mrs. Vere SWartz. JeweU Carr Ia apendlqr 1101110 time wltll his daughter, Mra. Tom White and lamlly near Baohan. Mr. and Mrs. ClaronceHender· son, Mr, and Mrs. Clair Follrod am famUy, Nina Robinson, Clara Follrod, Mr. and Mrs. Lee He"' deraon and Mr. and Mrs. Harald Henderson aRI tamlly w e r e among thoae attendiqr a mUk COIIIPIU1Y picnie at the JK:me of Mr. arid Mrs. Ralph HenderiCIII at Coolville, Sunday. ~. )fr, and' lllelllbel'lhlp actlvlt;y Ia tile MGM Mrl. Ricba!d Lee, Mra. " -· . area Ia at a hl&h joak In these O'Brloa, ltfa. Patrick last r.. da)'a of Ita ~ clrlva. Mra. llolpb Woll<er, Mr,. TOm Worker• ....aaalnil M • tg I Jluo, Mr, and Mra. 11D7 lillllor ~ are Mr. and Mra. !far. and - · of the Eutem lllab School ~. Tho clrlve ...,..._, tho only ~cy lor trl-:rA;)' real- . ···~ ,·,~' ~ ihiaa si Tlii~UJ .........,.aJ.reaoey ~-. ',1" ' Soheol .......... on , 'S!"Mhl P>llll re-.1111 "21" !ollowlnc .;· · ¥iss Siuat.EY BEEGLE for a rumber or years an employe ol a recoptlon In hla Waldorl£eonclll)' Savings and ken Co., is oow working with the Ohlo Allorla BOlte r... more Ilion 100 ~i>l·etioo out of Roger Clood'a omce. United NationS' deleptlona. ~ f· 1bl .jab 'requires Shirley to travel about qu.lte a wide area ~nd Nbon olso pocked Into hla 10. I!Wal(Miwlt.,_ hour stay In Now York ao . _ . belore tile llnltad · AT LEAST 'IW'O MEIGS COUNTIANS will beam~>q~the 160 deleNations for 1ntomatlonal IIIPpC.I and pests previewing Ohio state University's 1970 centennial port In brlnilnll pooce to at· the illmDDi asaoelatlon's 18dl anmal club officers' conference on Vletllam, a . . - ol tile ~~ 211n Calumbua. worl(l'a problems and a rrum Rlpreaeatlna: Meigs County at the altair which precedes 0 h i o ol moot\llp witll the U.N. state'• openlrw; football game with Texas Christian University, will loodershlp and reproeentativea be C. E. Blal<ealee, president ol the Meigo County Ohio State Alumni of o\&lrt nalioo&. Club,. IIIII Yra. Harold D. Brown, Sr., who Is secretary ollhe club. the recommendations at a DBWB Ha lpred a nolay demon. conlerence at the 1'9ntagon, atrallon ~ onUwar demonltraCOSTUMING WORN TO THE ANNUAL RUSH PARTY ofObio Eta Coogresalonal tors outside tile U,N, Building. Phi Olopter of Beta SigJna Phi Sorority this week at tho home of have lllld tile Proal- waa Twelve ciomonotrators were Vlkkl Gloeclmer was moat outslandi~ - In fact, the best probably tD sewnl years. Members and prospective members commented cooalderlng a lottery draft arrested. tblt ibe •4.Amerlcan Heritage" theme was a "natural'' for costume j-.., '11lerangeolcostumingamoQtthegro"'attendl~ was great. n. ·'"' . . ·~·- Activity At A Peak . ' Social 'Ndtes · I Faces-Nixon vlaited Foreat Acrea Park try to do 10 before • - ..... ' . Al.fred. - _, ... ' ',,' FENCING I..... METAL& WOOD GATES ; ,~ ....;.;.;~__, lege. The measure passed the Hoose by a vote ol339-70, HEADS 01110 ASCS WAlii!INGTON (UPI> - Dwight Harris, 50, ColumbJs, has been llllllecl ..ecullve director of the Obto olllce of the Agrlcultllral SlabUizallon and Coosenatloo Service. Harris had been a program specialist with the servtee. and was recommended for the poat ~ U, S. Son. William B. PAINTS Sugar hn Flour Mills POMEROY 180 MULBERRY PH. 992·2ii5 Saxbe. - II ToRt your n11ch.,, and boOit your prolls ... our aclelltiAcally-foJiftullfll• · HIGH QUALITY 0. . _..t' I �'I ' J. I '. '.J' ., ; • A·' ' . -v·.!: :. .. .It· . J .. 1-!1~ ~ 'li;•''J ' ..,· i • I ...•. ~ • 0 ' -, ·~ P.. n·Activities·' A~~~-d<;j Expc;Jnded by Garqen1:~fob{ TiloiiU'dell.. . OIIIIallu'ub- ·B. .:.:<., " ..-, CANA~Y = ·~ 12. lllldoljlll!, • UDI'eiiOilable. You teach lbom ~~ lib, .. Your Eldera, reelte parent to cblld and what ;_;.:.~-~ that'a wbatthey do. ADd to do aome expllilllDI. .l b IOil, for eumple, came home from achool and asked, ','l)ld ~ ll)oi[ Sept. 22 Is Yom Kippur? That it's a Jewish l 44 , ·~ ' .. \(n.Lif!G WOP,IIEJIS' ~ ~ don't we aet out for vacation like they do on ...,l!l'di )loUdays1" lt'a clliftcult to explain," I said. ~1\,'\1!:'': uw.u," I aaid. ''Don't they know It doesn't mate any difference what church a penon goes to .... ?" . "Oh " f badaed· "I'm sure they KNOW It's wrong to fipt.'' . "lbeft why,'' be asked in bls maddening way, "don't they ~P?" uwell, •.•" I explained. "Didn't you aay we were part Irish!" uy...~· r aald proudly. "And your fath~'s famUy Is Dulcb ad lll!rman." uTiutn we're baH·breeds, right?" •'How ridleulous !'' J said. "But this book says a man who is part Indian and r,art Canadian Ia a half·breed, so what's the difference .... • uwen •..• " I explained. "Did you see those Irish police throw rocks?" he asked . "Remember," I recited, "our pollcemaa is our friend!" "What about the one who stopped Rick and yeUed at blm?" he ad:ed. "You didn't think HE wu very friendly." ''Your brother was only walking to tbe store," I said hotly, "and some policemen are rude just aa some citizens are rude. The man had no right to .... " ""Boy, I'm glad Rick wasn't black!" "What bas tbatto do with It?" "My friend, Jimmy, you know? JUS brother was just coming home from baD practice and the police took blm to the station!" ''I'm sure it was a misunderstanding.'' I said. ''It makes NO difference If you're black or white.'' . "Tbon why can't Jimmy join the swimming club!" "You KNOW I told you that was wrong." "So why can't he join?" uLet'~ Jla!' a Shack," -~a ~ ~· I said, hoping to stop the ques- t'o 'H' ·1!-V " ' -• ·11 •--••( '"' •·, '-' '•'' . ' -·· . 1 ·· . - · 1-' ' 'liiOse 'cblldren In Bialra still slarvinJ!" he asked 1broUcb his tuna sandwich. "Why do we JUSI let them starve? I can't understand .... " Appointed Council Deputy Ajlpolo••M of lfro. Marpret -~ depl\y WIB ....... the Monday n1lhl art'DI of ~. CouDcll ............. 01 17,Jlauillten of America. 11rt. ~ will reeetve ..... - - lrwn llrl. Bot11 - . , COUDcllor, at the Prtendlblp Nl&bt obaerv111oe ror Dlatrlct 13 ~ua on Oct. 20 at Gelltpollo. lira. lfar7 lloldwln .... e1e<t. ed 01111 lnltallld uooclate cll!>r. Plana ......, made for a lilllil.,- PII'IJ .. Oct. 6 lira. _ . . , u the . '·' ' -stra.. ..... LIDon - · - · wW J"'amous Name. •. .... ·r~:J~~::r.-~·the~~~ov~~~~··.'M. '~u:~!~ Pau~or~::~· , ~;::' lb!#t : ~· .2""".. .-t:S~~~ ' . . . - ..a ""'"""•J ........... ,atVJO,":"""< · .L· ......... fa fa tho ·~~Jd~Uepoit, willie :· :=~~ 7•~ -.......llu-a~ .. otDelore1 WdL · /I'. . , 'II' *~ ·~ lfr;'"a;; ' 11 SATURDAY . s..ii!:""'Klorl Kfa.-..' · ·• lfr, :~:~~~,~;: IJilH SCHOOL ~~!fat. ~the bou~ !llbr '" ......, 8:111 p.m.to11~11-m."* 1n -...·:. n ·lfr' ....,. . ' "{ ' ' ..•. ~ . ... •• ~ at the u--r- ...... _ ut..&. ' Sebo01 ~- . "'"? T' b ' ~~ · llra;A,I,rll . _.hu lllllllorlam, fD ~j. . e lfrl •D.. --~' u • . """"' Ia ~ to the 'l1le - - . . . • .'..,. •- . ' -·· .., -Tom Jl,f1 wut..... .., ._, lfrl. Jo!ll Sebo. lira. lllm7 ~ S11R1NE Club . -'" Kril: .l'lt.D\df¥, ~.J'I'!l Elcb- c of C411..-o. won · TWIN ...... ..~ ._. 111'1 ~ .. , ' . ' . bave • cblcloln barbeaio Sat!ur- l'er i;,.1 .;...,.., J.n:llr·i.- ..,... of~ Kelll!"· < ., dl1, at 6 p.m. for III8Dibel'a IIIII ' •. llr. . 01111 llro. t1 ' • ......,. their famWesatthelrCiabpod< Jooa. ~-. lira•. _WWiam lllnliDitee .! aJIIDI .InIIDoalhr, lira; 11om .~lllloav. bore \'llllllllllr. · SATURDAY 01111 llrl. llarl')' Blillll", .....<... . 1fo 1fe1nb1ri 01111 1f1N SPECJAJ. MEETING lflddle. ' Wlll"kq In ihe MIIOOIIIIOI \ oreu of lflddlep>ri ore llr" port Lodle 363 Ftuul SllllrdiJ, ~ Pltcb, lira. R.ldlll'd :-.··. ·=···.·-·- •' •.·.·.·.· ·.·.· ' ·. •, .·.·.....·. . . . . ~:ao~=wW Slack, llr1. Chlr!M Gerard, WAY WEATHER J"ORECAST llr1. llalld IIIDdy, lflu DOma Ill' 1Jnlted Prou·- - SUIIIAY l!o1ll, lllas J - - · lllao ~ tn Ohio wW ... ANN'(]AL IIEE'l"ING W-'1 Vldd Nl1nlll, lira. Fred HGCInormal fql- the,Cbrllllan ,.._.,.,. Unkll of ' 111111, llrs. John ~ 01111 ....... dl11*iod fromlllturdaytfacu&ll lfeip CCI'.mQ-. 2 p.m. lflddle- lira. Larj7 FOL port aurch of Cuilt; 'Thomu Otbero II01'Idnll In the drive Wedoelday wltll clollf _. tn !Jj Kell7111Mt ~· to ralae $1,000 are lira. Jack tho miAI 70'1 lad dilly tile loll 50'a: Warm die t b • Crilp, Lanpvtllo; Tom lfarttn. THE STAPFMAN QUARTET, Rutland; Mrs. I'll Winobremer, tllnllng cOol.- TluolciQ' l'lrkeroburc, · w. va. wiD be lira. Nanq Patter-, 01111 lira. lbd Wldne. . . · ~ fealuncl at the 1o1.. llermoa James Odntber, ern-; lira, will ~ one hSif to three .,.._ homec:omla&. Regular -.Ices Doeele Brown, lflaoriYillo; llrl. tera of 1ft Inch~ u rain In 1M fOI'IIIOOII Will be followed Nelllor, llaolne; Mro. Gordon - . , ' 01111 1'lielldaJ. by • buket dlmer. ~ · llldenour, Chellar; llr1.~ servleea belln at 1:30 p.m. wllll Amlbiry, Cheater Bald. the _...,. the Rev. V. C. RatUtr from the United Brelbren . Rose May ChalleDae Chun:h at Jacklon llolal>ts, SYDNEY, {IJPJ)_ Oblo. Mille by Ira Wolfe a n d Lionel Rose Auotrella said Thursdsy he otberit. Publle wei«NDD. wUI llltl> Into the festherwoiabt HOMECOIIING Morae Chapel ranks for hlo -loout. United Mothodlat Cbur<b, ~­ Rol81 who receatl,r lost h11 lor, !luodl;y. 9llldi,Y SchoOl, 10 "orld benlam.,eiBht title, 111ay a.m.; church 11 a.m., buketdln.. meet llghU1111 llarade of Jljl&ll ner at DOOni afternoon program ID Tcio'o ~ Janusry for the 2 to 4 p.m. Freetsnd Norrla 01111 feethOnrel&bt dwq)lolllhlp. Sinserl to be featured. Prayers Will Be Continued ''God's Word for Growln8" - clalprocram on -or will be a PrB101" C0Jni1111in being .,..,_ • -.cied for the eldora anddueled at the MlddleJ>Ort Churdl ecm at 7:30 p.m. '!be !luodl;y of Christ, will continue lhroush acbeol teachera 1111 bolrd mombero are to meet at 7:30 Tilesnext week. AI a special feature of the dl1, and on W-.clal' the womprosram, membera~theeonc;rt.. en of the chureh wlllbaveawvgalioo ore Invited to vlalt the ered dish dinner 1t 12:30 p.m. .JIOI"IClllli8 - - lllll6p.m. lira. Fred ~ GlrciDer of .-., 100 Clzy, Tenn. will be a aueat. Sa~. The dl1 hla beeo delloo Tho youth feUOIOibip end elder i&Nted aa a time of ~­ membera are to 111801 on Thllralioo for the Rev. and llr1. Raullin IIIOyer. Women of U.. ehur<h de,y evening snd the week of will serve eoold.es and ccdee. 10rvlo11 will conclude with the Starting ~ eventns tber<l men of the ehllrth on Frldq. wUI be a can to pra,yer. A ope- Pro;ect Chairmen are Named Mart1Jon wncox, traveling prize each monlb wW> Marie Blrcblield to provide the flrat ono. Lou!• l!edl named- 1111 Judy Miller were Joct ehalrmen for the yesr the l..ldlea Aualllarr 0( the Rutland Fire Deportmenl mat Tueodsy n1lhl at the flrehouoe. II wao reported that a cooler hod beeo IJII'I'hlsed by the auxIliary for the fire deJ>ortment. An Invitation from the lflddleJ>Ort Fire Department auxiliary to attend a meetlni oit Oct. 1 was accepted. Several member1 Indicated that they wW attebl. Weloomed Into theunltaunew member was Mary carr. Jackie Goddls """ eleeled 10<0011 vlee president. II wu voted to slve a IW!t Fa~ily~ ,,, •.!f''""~l'........... . Gilth"en on · Anniversary HOSPITAL NEWS Holzer lfedleal Center, Firat Ave. General \'11111111 hours 2-4 and 7.8 p.m. only. Moternlzy m. Jttng hours 2:30 to4:30p.m.only. Parenti only cml'edlatrtcs Ward. Admlsal<no Publleatton of ldmlaalllllll Is problblted until fluotber aotlce. Birth• llr1. Keith R. _Carroll, Iron-. : : llelnll·ncrulted to oervo u uol- IOidero 01111 eo a'1racv C<llllllllt. ,. ~ ·' ~· c( publie oentce. llernnan bepn hla acrlculture llllnhla. ..._ at Ohio Slate Unlven!Q' Mr. and lira. CUb and In 1921. 1Je IOl"YedOI ......,. . clouahlara and tllelr fri-; Gor;y tn Auslalze sad Butler COIIIII!es llw>esn, David and lJnda Garat, . ....... the tate 111201 before Joinof Aa· Mr. 01111 llrl. Bill - · lira. Ing the u. s. Sorsh Woode and llr. 01111 llrl. rlcullllre In 1928. -· ' A1temouu callers were ~~ur• =~=. :;:;:s;,::,· =- lira, lfurra,r Hos*l•• 01111 JUST WHAT YOU BEEN ASKING FOR PilpuiJt -. 01111 Bob Boner, all of Day. Tho afternoon Wll ~ villi... and toktng plcturaa. A 1aqe co1re waa preiODted to ..Mr. 01111 Mra. - b y their chlldrea, 01111 llr. 01111 llrl. If. F, Ohiluprand famU,y Jnsanted the If. L, - 1 BCOlAIPRD With Covor $2.00 MIDDLEPORT .. ::;:•:bem:~:m:··~~:::for:the::~~::::~::·::s:T:O:RE:; POMEROY FLOWER SHOP Shop For All . Our . . .' Gift .,, ' CHECK OUR MEW LOW PRICES BEFORE YOU IUVI . ' HUMPHR ·, MRS. MILLARD VAN METER We Wire Floweu lverywh.,. / THE FA..ERS lANk .... ' SAVIftGS (L" -· • PCI!!IEROY, otiiO :. . Patrola "ere orpnlzed dur!JW IIG*y Tl'iMip 39 hold at the Seoul n..... . lloftloJ ·i·; · veivot Sorllher was elected sertbe with Ana Peerchbelllll nemed · lreasurer of the tr- ... Patro1a organized were the "Secret Hanl!llllker'" wlth Jeml!er Wise, lesder, Terri Flle,aaolatsntleader;OIIIIJUJ Walburn; Marthe Knwacayn, aDd Rcbln Taylor; the "Jlally llovlla" with Am ~?. .cti, 1-r. Arm Plteh, asalatant Ieider, Cathjo lloadcors and KaP'J Haley; 1111 U. "Slowpokes" with Marylloaa.-, Joid Mur...,, Sell,y Walters, Tracy Burdetle, 1111 Velvet Sorlsher. i SYRACUSE TROOP .37 · .. . . AD --tiOJBI meetlnll for Spacuoi brownies·Will be held ~--- ¥!or ochool at the Aober)i 1Jnlted Nethodial C1urcb. lira. lllllll' Patleraon to leader of the troap with llro. BIWrb' llllpman iol .beraul- 1¥ pme11 underlcon the wordl ''DIII<b .. tn v • 10 15 JnOn makes •an••Interest, ' Th11 atuob'. We bavo a ''DIIch ~r~:: lialntlm, for God II able ~above or tlllnk. lleslvoalUe, i" l . .....a.111o roc- tlc:.ol; llrt. ..,.,., adlblladlli : .............. reatl1111 01111 llro. Wolter Bentz play; 01111 lira. 11a11ert IAwtl, 1 . , . II. 117M. • will Judp ar........- to be 111011 or--. · n.·"n IJidllbtted by IIIOid>eri.Tho-llrl. Robert ~ ·- ·lif I'll Wljl be combined wltlla hallo- the meeUDI wlddl - " wltll ..... ....... . _ pert;y 1111 ambero are to . avotlonl b¥ 11rt. w1t h . tn -wlthouttmuk. a~ from . . _ I 10 IIIII .A "SIIoctiDI 01111 GrowiJw lbl10o medllatlan, "II God 1ba F - • planta" .... the procram tq)le dallllll of Oor Sel:urll1?' 'l1le ~...,. Uled by llrl. - · Emnhoal•of . .' ber talk ,.. on - - ..-----------...,...J:......--.....;~ lndoor1 01111 the problemooftnnNow you can get llllon from the outside 10 the .p..u., rit....-1 crrtlclzed h- Jldle...,.... '-'* a IDitde. An exchan&e of c:uttlllp .... leedllnp .... held. . Arraapmonll were ~ by Nra. !i1le awarded blue ribbons to Mrs. TerraD, tree- -*· form; 11r1, Robert Lewlo, DIOdern; Nra. Pratt, tolevlalon; 11r1. 'l'llompoon, pllcherarron&emont; lira. Clarenee llelton.• ver- · Easier for the Invalid --Polly's Problem _ _ __ nllbl'o meetllw of Junior lira. Roacoe Wlselaleederofthetroop.,lth lfre, William S..lob•.or servillll ao an aoalstanL Meetlnp will be held at 3:10p.m. each 11. c. Larimore, pu~ar, . ilrracuoe Ciureb of Nuarene : · · "lllllcii'lilore"·- · · ' Let Ul look at Romani 5, With ..,.com- I .1 !":.. JUli!OR TROOP 39, IIIDDLEPORT ·. DEAR POLLY-My. very serviceable kitchen countertopl are IJI!oleum but they bave uveloped a sticky 1urface wblch otDJ _persists after using a number of cleaning prOducts. I would appreciate auueolinna u to bow lb1s Cl!D he prevenled.-MRS. D. E. K. D~ ., ....... tn ....... - ........ hold oblodo, i!ucb u the wet - - • ID811 ....-IJIIOmenl. l'lllla wore for the entire club to the Reslon 11 fall meeUDI ·to be held next miJath at Lake Hope. I 1111 reported that the club made a coffee table lllT8DIIOmen! and oor-~ COr the Alelp local Tuchera AIM~<tatlon breakfaot bonorinll the .., teachera. lira. Chlrlea Lewla prepared the table arranpmeDt for the September IIIIOtlnB of the v....... - - POLLY.,My grandmother managed au of her lllbt housework fr1llil a wheelchair for yearo. I hope some ofber melhoda ..,W help Mrs. A. A. F. A cblld'a broom and . dull mop set were the proper heiibt for ea111 use with a d~ wlth ~a lone wire handle. Twin beds proved euler for her to mue up than a double one, so !bat cbanga, wa~ mode. An adjustable Ironing board set at the lalllolpltol Aualllary. prOpel"· level made ironing possible. To r.eacb everyday A dlacuoal<n waa held on the CbiJja, cooldng utensna, etc., lObe bad them au moved to new yearbooks, . tlle theme ot either helow the 11Dk-leVel cablnots or atacJo:ed them on the wldch u "A sOJI,te to the Armco~. When the latter method was used, they were ed Forces." The books will be covered With filled ' oBciDth covers which were ealier to diatrtbrtedln October. care for than those mode of a washable fabric. Plana ,.re made for the OcAlso her days were mode Serviceman far brighter when a wooden tober meeting When Mro. ~ ramp was built over the , ~r wW be thehollteaa.Mrs. hac& steps with a low handSeptember Pratt will lnllall the .., ofllran along one lido. She was . eus 01111 llro. Terrell wW slve able. to m8D810 her chair Boaer ~--with I prQIIaDl 01\ WQ'I to Ull8 your with one band,llold.onto the 1 eombllled "elcome home and leevea. Fan seed and bulb cata.. railing With the Dtber and so blrtbdoy Pll'IOY at the home of lop will be oochlblted, Mr a. get In and out without ullr 01111 llrl. Jay llall, Jr.. In alalance. Once outside, she Chelhlre ---··., .,_ ._, • 8epte mber bad her own special garden Announcing Birth 11. Roav bad Jult returned from to wort in-several stock tanks filled with IOU and Mr. ouid lira. Tom Spires 0( v-11ben be served Allor :a 30-411Y leavo, he will bloomlna with fii>wers which were hlllh enough from the Deflanee are .........., t h 0 ground so she could tend them heraelf.-MARGARET birth 0( their flrat child, 8 · b e - at Fori Hood, Texas. _._., ...... Mr. and llrl. DEAR POLLY-and Mrs. A. A. F.-When my mDther Brett Earl. Tho nine pound baby Loiter Latllo!v·, llr; 01111 N r 1. was confined to a wheelchair because of arthfltls, her waa burn Thurodsy at a DtitChlrlol Latllo!v. Jilt and Grec, greatelt help wu a battery-operated electric choir u her anoe holpltsl. Gl"llllllllrenll are ~ aa wen u her legs, were weak. She moved about · 11r and Mrs Ted E. ~· or Mr. 01111 llrl. Carl E. - • · . field 01111 ~ Dillon, all of • qwc y and did her household cbores without tlrtng. The dinette table with lep was changed to a booth type With a Deflanee, former Mlddlep>rireoLan,mllle, Rl. I; Mr. 01111 llrl. table wbicl\ .~Bowed her to lura In l!lld aroand the ldenta; and Mr. IIIII llr1. Rich. l!"IJIOY, Jail·and·Mall111, •. 1!11!1 titbl~~\illl\ill,\piDJiiitll"cllall'i"ifod 'tabl& lliiJ.' ·;:. ant. ~. ,~.;~in!!~ ... · W, Va.; a.·~ hools'j All , ...,_the~ 'lreei:er-refrliera~r allowed her jo ~ra&renta are llr. and lira. Jack, Terrie reacb' Wither ~e!).t ·e8a!Jy. 1I'be parteble dlshwuher ' Wlllla!il PreCI Smith, Sr. ~. . could he loaded r!PI-at t1ie table and then pullhed to the ....., and Mr. 1111 lira. John sink. Vegetables were prepared In her II~ Washer, dryer ·Scott Deflanoe A ~rmoneUe Hono~ Eleventh Two for the Sea from Caravelle• j>f, ,_._. : _,. •' · ! ' • · ' -·-.. ' ' -' ;, ' onJi.a.~ ;;;Ji~ Flmnl aorvlcet for IIIIo Adeh Genhelmor were -.cted W-odsy at the llwtng Funeral - · lllrlal wUinl!eeeh Grote ~- lice from out of tawn for the ,. ,aervloe• ......, IIIIo ~ Genhllmer, Cctlulrtul; Yl11 l'lidlnil Carter Cle&rWator . • • • Fla.; llro. lfar:y Genloafmer, lfarletle; and llri. !llirllll" Ill. ......,.., Mar1et1a. A-,llrL 9lalla Week of Grlllida IIIDa, Calif. was unable Ill ltleaii ciuf to famil,yillneao. ..._.; - ' 1 ll:!ed !bat, ,.,_ 8:18-; HI allolali.SS:l-.P-· 111ft frlm\ God, ,.., llut It wW . eoat. you every eeDt JOU b&'te to receln li. Tho Cllll¥ ono able to pu-cbaae II the ~ .....,..,. 01111 - · "Bieiaed ....... . poor In spirit for tbeiJ1I II the kl,.... of beam" "Come.,., 01111 wlthGo!t ' price." ~l)iedi ' -GodbU to olrer, ........_ 111111 .... ror hlmaolf ...i the free of God. .-.tve the television HI bad a remote control. A nat ~fJut In the,lbower Wllb a flexible bose sbower!lead for ·· U.e. A folding wheelchelr wu kept In the car 10 she could 10 out more eaally. The side lliplled off to aUow her to lllp Into the car seat or whatever. She ac10 many things we never thought of her u an but a very vllal and active mother.-MIRIAM DEAR POLLY-Recently, I had a terrible lime stuffing ulflall pillow I made; 'My balid simply would not go In the sniell oPening, 10 I tOok my jar flUor, attached It to the ~ ana pushed the stofflng through. This aiao helps do =bed away withGIIILS-A much of the moaa.-E. DEAR fanel made S.of W.thin cardboard or hea\')" paper would aJao help wilb such a Job.-POLLY OEAR POLLY-As a hosiery worker of many years experience, I used nylon thread for Invisible mending and recommend the following to Helen and the other girls who have trouble with it: .Pus tba threed over a piece of lightly moistened soap or a piece of dry wax and than you can control the thread.-'l'llERESA DEAR POLLY-Helen can anchor her nylon thread with two or three buttonhole stitches. I alao recommend tbal she ley usbig textured nylllll thread. I find "it much euler to bailille. Uoe bull<l!!hole stitches when sewing dress snaps fill a llirmeDt 8llll •theY will seldom, if ever, come off.K. E. L. . · · h~ancipareDtl ·are lira. John Blllller of Toledo and lira. Olymjda Fabbri of Clllea10, m. • TRAINID AS GUERRILLA ' PT. PLEASANT - ArmJ Prtville llollald I. Bsrton, 19, son of 11r. 01111 lira. Bill 11. Barton, 1.51 ScMh Park Drtve, completed nine 0( adVanced tnfantry traiDin8 Au,. 29 at Fl. Pulk, · Lo., tho last ,.ek tn guerrUia size. Same splid-state reliability Same plug-in tubeless mini-circuits, for fast, easy service Waterproof strap. Great silt all the sports in your life. The "works in a drawer" slide out the back. That's what makes it compact! 1· THE WORKS: Tubeless plug-In mini· circuit• tor aolid-atate reiW.IIty and fat, lit-ham. Hrvlce. • The only difference between Motorola's all solid-state (excep1 for the picture tube) console model Quasar TV and the compact is sire. Has the same solid-state dependability; the same ease of service • Automatic fine tuntng with electronic picture lock keeps se1 accurately f!ne,tuned _ even when you change channels • ligbted channel indie-1\0fl on VHF and UHF • c;omes wit~ F.REE rQij·about ltitfld :. Picture is 227 square inches. "'Rlrt- ::. f!.":e"':;:t=:.:'r:~~~th:~~.U::.!:":~ there was no roadblock wben dusting and vacuuming and a steel case. Luminous dial. .,ear. St:roiret an Htbl ' • Color TV Now ... two watdoestor_,-ICIM member of tho lamlly. Water resistant to • depth of 6661eet. Rotatable elapsed time indicator. 17 j"""l precision ITKI'Ielnflnt. Stainle:ssl 0 ,..we, I' dyoU'tl&f' belaeftU: ta":8 ..i .. I < 'lblnk ol it! Y<N'd never·have to opend"""""' rcir wu and boa.Y • duty products &pin. . . • ' Or wait lor the tloor to dry before the ~ track through. • Or worry about them sllpplna ouu1 r.mn~o . J.U you'd have to do Ia enjoy the molt ·pnejleal tbne-ee- oiDce the Invention of the dlahwuber. ·· · A ldtcheli carpet fnlm the We c:all it the kltchen helP... It.you obould .. · 011 pnlwillwipe . .... doeil tbe reel olthe ,_ man·llllde apottlna and~­ Kiteherl carpet 18 not only euler you !mow boipilllt 1110 ii to bep And itleello_10 lietw too. the . •. . . ' ~-- ' ,., WltJ> ..1U.. ~ -jiO.iiu ' thiJ!k II pey8 k>pay biDe foreved If Y\111 lh!bk 10 l!x>. ~· tbe lime to edvall~,li' our IJitlC!fl;llricll! thiJweekdnly. ' , ,l_, r ,,, ,, .... .U!i: ·COIII!elli~!l~~: C'QME AS .YOU .~RE ES " . . lfs Qu!tl!l, · t • D.,._ ,. ··· Ill a...., • - lifo. Da- s3so*a neve,te you_ r, floor COLUMBUS (UPI)- David T. Heirmsn, aaodatont to the director 0( the Ohio lleDortmentof Acrleultun, baa retired liter 40 •;,=:...brownie M Jiiii... ataalnl LlciJd Moore will bave a.., pood& Clond!, Ear I DemO¥, Jr., cior of Jobs Daual!tera, 7:30 lionlira. Kemeth w. llllfblll, Drew dl1 nilfd. i'Omero¥ Muoolc I. llaltleld, l'lme1a I. Jandak. Temple. ... Rualell v. -~ Rlchord Jfemot'll u what mllke• T. lfmberl,y, llabel If. Pbllllpo, 11011 rCC<Jfl 11011 can't lhink lira. Vemon Pratt, llrL Herof somethmg. · the ~ Nr1. Hue! G. Rulsell, RusiBU E. Scboci:IGVW, lira. Carl R. Slowart, TIIIDBra J. Taborn, W. Dale Barnhlrt, llro. Harry D. Brownell 01111 Infant daushter, lira. Robert C, Hyoell and ~ant dsualrter. llrl. w. Jolmoon llllbtantaon, Mrs. Robert IL Klabt and 1ntant dau&bter. ' Assistant Retires ' lrlll meet on Thllrlditl'1 ifler·ae- it the Fults' troap ..w meet there ""'Tuollla1o. · ·-~ .:f 1~.. ~~ are needed and mothera with uatd ..Uorma {or llle '¥'.11!"0 1~ tocontao:t tllel-ro. '!be used~~ wW then be avail· ~~ for .., brownleo. The .., llirla an not peqllltled to wear uniJi"""" yntl1 the)' haw attended four maet111111. ' -~~' Durt1111 1 canblnod meetltV of the troap1 laot "eek larp t111ue · .~ailroro "ere msdo. j. ·,. Reslatntioo allpo for nconl aiod thir)lll'lllero lllterested In troop are ava11al>lo from lfro. Rlclwd VaUihBn. ;:1 '' lira. Payne! a troap . ~ - l!!,oale, 1lblle llro. GOOD ~ -'"'""- ·_.. MiW-· 7fiade~!'~ek*f'' ir·b1r. Andlt1! . . ·a~~... 'IJ!C"""M"ll"'' r.:r-n::;. ~4H~ nmd ,•M. , calctaJeir. r ~~- ·~·:•; . .~, ~;·~·~~ I . . jl·>- RESTAURANT SALE MONDAY ton, daushter, !2:63p.m. ThoroSTAPF ANDOFFJCEBS,IIolp dl1; Mrs. Vlrsfl Lee Craie, Rt. Temple, l'1tblan Slatero, Noa3 Wellai<n, den&htor, 1:41 Lm. dl1 nillot at the holno of llrl. Frldq. Philip Ntlnbart wllllllrl. Cl.1de : ·Btrrard Fults. · ' tt , Jo1 the flrot lneetl.,. ~ au tho brownloo lut Uik It waochcld: ·ed to dlvtde the clindren al,llhabetic:.oll,y !Dto.twci ~;.~rl are 0 Mr. and Mrs. lolQnard bad as their dlmer aueats !luodl;y au of their famll.y, the oceu!On be sold. Reported ill were IIIIo Bedl1 being hla and their daullrter Rwah, home from 1-i:)lzeri Mra. Giadfo ( _ , KIIIP81"'1 ~~ ~ Wolfe snd llrl. Edith llllen1111 the - · · aoldenwiocldingan.. <er, botl1 eonllned to their home a niveraary. A long table was aet on the by WDB&I, and Harold Lemley, lawn with a ~ IIOiluck dinwho remalrul In crttlc:.ol COIIdl.. ner served. tlon at the adlllcotbe Veterana Present were Mr. aDd Mra. Hospltsl, Room 210, Bulldlns 31. Jack c. Conroy and doualltera; A IIY1Dillti17 card wW be sent to Mrs. 1111 Mrs. Rodney ~ llro. Ads whoae eon re1111 two eblldren; Mr. IIIIC!IIrs. cenll.Y cllod. Tho prize pockap donated by Joey Ruhl, llr. IIIICI llro. If. F. lira. !lpencer wao won by lira. Ohlinger and cblldren; 11r. IIIICI Edna Reibel. Plana "ere IDide lira. Gor;y Day, and lour ehllto bave the - . audited be- dren; Mr. andllro. Mll!le~ .,. 01111 two eblldren, 1111 11r. fore the osxt meeting. 01111 Mro. Art Kuper, au of Co- Adds Another ..... , . . ,\ _ . .....u. ·~-~ watcblllg a news broadcut of Irish Calhollcs ..... .,.._ ~--• u-~· " and uuq .Piotestants fighting, he ad:ed, "Why don't they d L!. En!WP..U. lhlllld . ~~~W• -· . . Yi(· I ·~,n I said. \ ' u'"' - =~~~lie ~ ~. - l\ljld, the'WIIIIIiaal ....... 1M )YIIliam Jarrell - ·~ 10 the ~ llioJiira. Rabart IAwtl, lfioL I'Ni!. ~ ...... a...... lllidlllli will . _ ,C., the holllltaJ1ir ~¥'""' JoiiiTv. tell bU • . ~ to the retlllr- ~ . llrL Qoerln Lftll 01111 llri. wan. 'liiiiii\IIIOD pt-.,. . . . 12 ~~ of.Diml·froon clatton of Gardle Clull.lwu dll- DMifnli 1oald .. Nri. YOIIDio her ......... 'liit - will be Ill<- CIIIIIOt llrL Reid Y - of the ~ · Cf the aliait wW be .,.,... · Ch-Clul>ll~(orq,e "aorimMI Meiiool7 lAM." Tho ~ prdeii to loa...._ ...... llrl. ~ Tho ~ ~ .. lira. ited .IIJ the clli!, l!lll 'loa •thel 1111 of Wfndlal Tnl1 to ...... II YOUIIIIIU wl1 ....... b1 the of ~ .lltngf doe horii<OUltore ellllrlhu, llld 11rt. club. A ~ at wlddl limo elub1 Will draw for re~ponIIWlltleo wiD 1>t lie1d In Octo· ber · · IIIII Wheelchair Makes Life 1'11 the'. meeUDI Wll the Alelia Cclunl;y Fair no...- ....... lira. Charleo Lewis, ehllrmsn, announced thel the 19'10 ...,theme wW be "lilu1411woPna'" " II h Br POLLY CUMER w-.- ·.. · '-''· ~· . --·- ·.. ...._._::-the . ·~T'"·/ o, ' c ·~··"""- ~~ lour wW ~ to. . . . - . Mr1; -lal proJect, till,_. ...... dedded 10 - t the ..... _... clllmaled .....,_ lithe PUmaroy ~- SebeoL Firat oprQ1n1 of the - , . Ill, the ...... pilllliool a """" of -place today. . <iw'l- ·fl* prdeii of lflu Jloroll!rCIJ4. Tho 1111111 Dlrlltmal · OD • • It the - . . · - ·of till 1111p r.ou.t, ANo- fall - 1 iu' the WJadlnrl Trail Cllb. *«tng nllht .at tfio Oblo I'UMr Co. af!leoi,llrL AJllrll 1'r11t ao the - - '::. ~..:; ~·~~-l:!r;: .a.:*u · y· . ···.·. . "' 'f'J'- ly lmY llarGitdenCiub~Ulai«.Em- ~');. ~ .U bll7 ..,..._proJectlo*e !'!Ubi of 1M lieim l!ic._ 01(· .,_ . . . - of .tell dll!l!&f. Udill'lnd Youth'• 11 Su full two year 111nanllee- piclure lvbe a at! .all p.arts. Motorola's original owner reg1 stration _guarantee must b~. resistered with Motorol~ w1thin ten <lays. !lft"!r deh~ry ~ maotmcthe guarantee registration caret. OtherwiSe ot 1s 1101d. Th1s suarantee covers free exchance or repairs ot comPOnents proven dahrctive in normal use. ArTanged throush selling cte.aler. labor and transportation extra. Hunlor''$29.95 bylfiiOTOIIOLA•@ TV WEINER RADIO & TV 2MO AVE. MIDDLEPORT, 0, wwarf~are~~ex~ere~lse=•·~---~~~~~~~~~~~--============--===-==--=~ r- �<! , • I ,. • ' "}' l . •• ' ' ( • ,• I ,, ,' , , • 1 ·''. ~ . CARMEL llNITEll ~THO. , ,p()¥£aoy : Cilf.STERfUN!T- ti.L ~- Scho)pi . ~ DIST - Paul· A. SOllers, JJO•IIi<; ·. ED METHODisT ;_ Hobart 11. · Sc~ @:llj>f..' m.l , Wayne Bouah, ~t. w~~ '~. Piolcir,- f_....,-:"";/~.~110 ~ .m,,t , . , , . oerYico, 10:45 l m.·,.ftrol ~''1iifi!l,10:110a.m.;OurchSchoOI, iiiiW ..rY!co, 'i;~,. lhlrd SundoJio;evenlrcworiiiiP. v:15•1 m.iFranl<vaiJ&IIin,_. -w~,7p.~ ' ' ' • 8 p. m., • - Sunday, , . . ~nd!l!d. , Oleoter - ··Wor~, · , • 1• CIIESTER CHURCH OF THE 9 a, .,;'1 Clllroh School, tO LJD.I ST. JOHN ,LV'rilER""- Wor. 'I NAZARE~ Roy, Herbert Roser PW~o, s..,.rlptendelllo lhlp, 9 a.m. loll...,. •llr Sunday Grote, JJOotor, Worohij) oorvlce, · ·' · • School. - ' " SEVENTH DAY ADVENTIST11 a. Ill· om. 7:30 "' m., Sunday, METHO. Slllldljl School, 9:30 a, m. Riel>- .........y, Mulberry Hta. Hood, - Rev. Edwin E. DANVILLE WESLEYAN - J. ard Borton, Supt. Olarleo Blo- Dorth .orVeterons Memorla!HooSYRACUsE UNITm METHO. A. Curry, jJOolo<. Sunday School, sell, auiltlnt.l~t»LPi'lyermeet- Pih' Phi"" •-• DIST - Peul ,A. Sellers; !*alilr; . .,,.....,.School .._......., ll)a&o ~ Gagrer, pastor . .,..,... •·-t.·, 9:30 a.m.; worllllp oemce 10:30 bath S<hool SOtorday 2 ._ y-•• ~ Junior •.-.n. trw•.Wednaadl,y, 7:30 ,p.m. , , p. m.; Ben Quta-.'ry, Sondoy School •..~· at 10:45, with a. m. - · &•u ,_, HARRISONVILLE PRESBY- Worohlp, 3:15 p. m.; Youth Fol- &vt. Worlhll>oenlco,B:30a.m., ~~:.i=;~ IQ-l.oader; Sun- oorvlco, 6:45p.m.; Evonlng wor- TEIUAN - Mra, Norma Lee, IOirohlp llld Adult Bible study, first and thlnl s..zday, EV.il!lw , ' . . '• ... , ., .,. ' <111 -•hlp oervices . ohiJ>, 7:30p.m. Proyerandpraloe Sundey School SO.,.rlniAoldont. Wedneoday, 7:30 P. m. oemce, 8 p. m. lourthSondoy, C.• 1"- •.,...., S~ IMw ·••11 ....~'"' ft.r - . •.J ...,.,. Wlth the Wllllomo, at 7:45; Wed., 7:30 P. m. SIIJidljl School, 9:!10 L m. Sun. FIRST UNITED PRESBYTERLANGSVILLE MIDWAY ,lllr ••rufwt ...... .kw hf.r, •• tiH Goi~ ·~ .~~~ , ; . , , ., Clrill1 ' I I . Wiutsdoy, pr11J1er aerday service, 8 p. m., the Rev. IAN CtruRCH r Mlddl-..ort. Services each Slllldljlat 10 a.in. Oal;r 161.1 Ar 1!.•1 • H .!W~,••, f~ .,....,,._ S,~ t~~llf ~ . n-at 7:0, UNITED FAITH CHURCH Max Donahue ol Middleport. Gueot minister. James BuobaDo am 7:30 P, m. Tuesday ~ ., ., ..... ~rd I• OM\ ~' · •• ••r """ ~r.6. ldi1 q~ .,. ' ~LEPO JEHOVAH'S. ~~. • -- an, &mdiiJI School &;>~.h'•&mciQ . wonhl,p, 7:30. '·' ., -! te ..__, !,W,'·•JUl ~trw! Hn,l ··I. . __.. BT CIRJRCH or 1'\eaoe Settlemenl - - r t E. ""'~ ~~- .. ~--·-·oo1 _ry a..r..t.a,prealcllnamlnister. School, 9:3q a. m.;Wora .,aerv. SUTION IJNITEil METRO. ·' ~ --u~- Law. Smith, Sr., JJOotor, SundoJISch .......... Blbl 1 ••..:~9 30 Ice, 10:30 L m.; Choir practice ' ..' I DIST - Paul A. SeUora, .,Utor, niaeeMialflf.JUtori Mrs. Rua- S...L, RoyJCJhDIOII.SundlySchool ..-.......,: e t<:w.ov, : Lm.; ' :!.~ ~. ir __,..• ...., ......._ __ _ ...,.... 9: 30 L m.; worM..., _ .. ce, Watchtower lludy, 10:30 a.m.·, 7:30P.m. Wednooday. ~~· •"• ---• Mart.. Lee, Sondoy School ~ I.. I .. ....... ichool, 9:30 L 10:30 L m. and 7:30 p. m. each Wednleday: Bible aludy, 7:30 P. POMEROY CHURCH OF THE Worship service; 10:45 L m. ~, ~ . .; fi I i - - 7:30. Wed- Slllldljl. Youth meoting and choir ID.I Thursday: ministry achool, NAZARENE- Corner Unlooand seeood alii fair~ SUnday; e~ _....,·- ~.7:30p.m. prectice, 6:30p.m. eochSundoy, 7:30p.m.; oervlce meetlllll, 8:30 Mullierry. Rev. Clyde V, Hender- nlng worahJ,p, 8 p. m., third SunLO'ItliiDG£- tlNlfEI) METII- ' KENO CHURCH OF CHIUST- p,m, son, pastor, Sunday School, 9:30 diiJI. Oi:ar ..,·WOI'ibiD,IIntandthird Norman Mccaln,'Supt. SerYices MASON CIRJRCH OF CHIUST L m.; Roymo!MI Walburn, lq>L - ENTERPRISE UNITED METH~ a( IDOI1th, 10:15 L weekly at 9:30 L m. Preochlnl. - Miller St. - Everson Week- Morning worship, 10:30 o. m.; ODIST - Rev. Wllllacli Alroon, &I WGIIId a.l fourth sw.tays, • first am third Sundly of month ley, pastor. Bible stoo.)' clasae,, Event~ Service, 7:30 p. m. Mfd.. putor. Ralph Spencer, ~i El· t-.10 p. a SlaldiJ School. 9:45 by Charles Ruasell, 9:30 Lm. Sunclly, 10 L m. Worship 1nd Week service, Wednesdly, 7:30 doD Weeki, asst. Worsbip servIces," 9:30 a. m.; SUndQ School, a. a ~ Eldoawr, third THE BRADFORD CHURCH OF proachlllll, 10:55 L m.; Sunday p. m. 10:30 L 111.; Youth Ftll01rohlp, - - a ( - DDh. CHRIST - Charles Rua..U, pao- ovenlllll somce, 7:30. mblo study . Ia Wedne '"" 7 30 CIRJRCH OF ClffiiST, Middle6:30 p, m. WedneiiiiJI: Choir, LAUREL CUFF FREE METH- tor, Richard GOkey, Supt. Sun. c soes, s...., • : p.m. '0111Sf- .... EugeoeGUI,jJO.. day School, 9:30 L m.; Mornlllll GRACE EPISCOPAL - R o v. port, 5th aiM! Main. Roullln Moy. 6:15 p, m.; Bible StudY, 7:30. wnaa..stanley Plattenturg, minister. er, pastor. TbOmasKelly,&lnday CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE • · .... ..._ BaiiQ,al.l)erinterd- worship, 10:30 L m.; Evening d 10 school su..... rlntendenL B l b 1 e _ -.. S lq Sdwri, 9:30 a.m.; worshilt, 7 p.m. Wednesday Bible Morning prayer an sermon. :Y'" - MlddleporL Rev. Auclry Mill• c.~ .. 3 a.m. Holy communionandaer. school, 9:30 a.m.; moming'WOJ'. er, pastor. Lel!lter 'I'I,ylor, 8\cK. • l .... ---... ...;.,__., 10:30 LUI.; ~. 7: 30 p. m. O·eO ship 10 30 ..t .. ~ Ez 7:30p.m. WedREORGANIZED CHURCH OF mon, llrst &mda,ys, 1 :. a.m. ' : a.m.; eve.""" wor- Swm.v School, 9:30 a. m.; MornT' IiiiiQ;.OriltiaaYoul:hCruude, JESUSOJRISTOFLAITERDAY Church school, kinderprten shlp,7:30 p.m. Prayer service, 1118 Worship 10:30 L m.; Junior ...-. 1 ..._- ZEEeOIIni!, 7:30 SAINTS _ Portla!MI-Roclne Rood. throogh olghtb grade, 10:30 a.nl. Wednesday, 7 p.m. Socl~cy, 6:30 p. m.; NYPS, 6:45 p. m. SUnday Evenpllstlc meet..... ,._....,, dcoir proctlc:e, Sunday S<hool, 9:30 L m.; MorE>SOUTH BETHEL UNITED PLANTS MEMORIAL CIRJRCH 1' ...-.. trw worship, 10:30 L m.; Suma.Y METHODIST- Worship, second -Prayer service every Wedo- Ins, 7:30 p. m. Prayer meeting, -IEIJ£8. CIIUIIal OF CHRIST evening service at 7 p. m. Wed- and fourth SuOOAy, 10:30 LDl.i nesday, 8 p, m. Preaching serv- Wedoesday, 7:30 p. m. THE SALVATION ARMY- ED- ....... £--. ,paa;tor. Nor- neada)r evening prayer service first and third Slnlays, 7:30 ice every SWlday, 8 p. m. ..;.t,-,. S<hool al 7:30 Pastor, Elder C. W, p, m, Sunday S<hool, 9:30 L m, SYRACUSE CHURCH OF THE voy Ray S. WiDing. otftcer In charge. SuOOay, 10 \L m.,. Holl:.._ a. a;: Wwthip service. ProttltL Youth Fcllow~:~hip, 6 p. m. each NAZARENE - Rev. M. C. Lari· ness meeting; 10:30 L m. Sunw &. a QoUdozz THE BRADIRJRY CHURCH OF Sur>lay at Tuppers Plains Unltod more, pastor. Bob Moore. Surday day S<~ool Youllll People's Les p z fl p a CHRIST - Mr. Ted cadwalllder, Methodist Church. School 8\cJt. SwwJay school clas&gion, 7 p. m. 1 Salvatloo meetlns UCR: fiiST CHURCH OF paotor. Jerry Van lzzwagon, SunCHESTER CHURCH OF GOD es for all ages, 9:30a.m.; Mor..,. 'i::W p. m.i Thuradl,y, 1 tO 3 p. DIE liMAIUiNE- s..zday S<hool doy School S.Verlntendent. Sun- - The Rev. Chester Bryant, pos10:30 a. m.; NYPS m•• Ladles Home Leaguej 7 p.m. K..utn Advnl!mll' S~,1v. . . a. a; J1Gn1bw Worship, dl,y School, 9:30 L m.; Morning tor. Stmday School, 9:30 a. m.i ing worship, llsti 6 30 Prep classes. Stf'Nhrr, Vt. 1. . ......,; EWDiQ1 Worship, worship, 10:30 L m.j Evening Worship service, 11 a. ·m.; Eve- Sunda,y, Su: p.m. t Evalllle Ml; ~ W ~- ~........ --• 7 w hlp 7 30 p service, nday, 7:30 p. m. uoo MT. MOIUAH BAPTISTMid·- • · a edae...,, .-......., s.u-,,ce, p. m. ednesda,y, ning wors , : P.m. rayer •••• week prayer me et"mg Wedne-.,, Sundoy M....tay Tundoy Wcd..,d&y nunday Frld1y Saturday dleport, corner ot Fourth ancl SeMIII ~ Pauline Pnyer service, 7:30 p. m. service, Tuesday, 7:30 p. m. 30 D 1Uo11 •llltfill' • IIIU•1• • llltho1• . • IIIU•I' • D ltliiJo • II Main SL Robert Jackson, pastor. llcCilllllx:l. Pallor, Rev. Morris GRAHAM UNITED METHO.. Youth service, Thursdll.y; 7:30 p, 7: P. m. Missionary meeting, secord Wednesday of each month, Sunday S<hool, 9:30 L m.; M..,.. ):,·20 4:1-)7 ht-14 S: U-27 6:1-21 '1!2 M. Wallo, DIST CHURCH- Preach1118, 9:30 m. Monthly siligs, Orst Seturday 7=30 p, m. i~ worship, 10:30 L m., Arnold 11JPPEBS PLAINS UNITED L m., first and secoo:l Sundays of each month. Richards, ~t. JI811IODIST- lforcc!ll8WOZ'ahlp ol each month; third and tourth HEMLOCK GROVE CHIUSTFIRST BAPTIST CHAPEL RUTLAND F1RST BAPTIST .. .... a. m. at fonner EUB builcJ.. Swdays each month, · worship IAN CHURCH - James Smith, Tile Rev. Harold Cunningham, ,....,... Sunday School ses- service at 7:30 p. m. WednesdaJ' pastor. Robert Paulsen, Sunday pastor. Charles Lambert, Sunday Rev. SAmuel J. Jack.an, pal!lto.-: With lho ' - It wW, 1o IEiliZIO measure, roster llld help sustain llat which Ia aoodlnflunlb 1Im (ar llll'..m,.to,radeslxchll- evenirw:s at 7:30, Prayer aoo School &Itt. Morning service, School ~t. Corner second and Pr.,-er service, 9:30 a. m.; SIDaad &ocununlcy U!e, th!slealclrolupooaondbythe buoloeu llrtna am Cll'&lldlattono whole- ' drea. lit former Methodist amex Bible Study. 9:30 a. m.; Swdly School, 10:45 Pomeroy Sts., Mason, W. VL; day School, 10 a. m.; Mrs. Gerappear below. · ~ at 9:30 a. m., Mrs. James Stout. a. m; Youth meetif8, 8:45 p.m. Sunday School, 9:45 L m.; Wor- trude Butler, supL Worsldp serv.. clz!ldron'a o..,..-inte!Miont. SunMASON ASSEMBLY CHURCH - SILVER RUN FREE Wfi.L ship servtce, 11. Wednesday eve- !co, 11 L m. BtptistTrainlnaUDday lllurch School, adulta and OF GOD - Second st., Mason, BAPTIST- Rev. Caudill Aikins, nlllll, tralnlns union, 7:30; PriiJI- Ion, Drat am oocond Sundoyo at -5:30 p. m..; Mrs. Mary Woods, :r~ 10:30 a. m.; Junior High, W. VL Swrla.y School, 10 L m. pastor. Bill Little, &lndayScbool er service, 8:15. Secdor 111ib and YOIIIlll Adults Mornll1! worlbli>, 11 L m. Evan- SUperlnte!Mieol. &cnday schoui,IO THE ROCI( SPIUNGS UNITED president. Boko•o of Good Broad HYSELL RUN FREE METHO. meet In f.-mer MethodiBtChurch gelistic service, 7:30 P. m. Bible a.m.; worship, 7:30p.m. Prayer METHODLST - C. J. Lemley, Huntinvton, W. Vo. ', 1tr Sunday Church School. Boyd Sludy and prayer semce, Wed- meeting, Thursday. 7:30 p.m. pastz>r. Harold Blackston, church DIST - Rev. CtcU J. nesdQ', 7:30 Pt m. Cheater Te• Choir practice, Tuesda,y, 7 p~m. sc~l...sqpt. Mornlrw: worship, tor. ~ S<hool! , , --.·'*'1'::~ 7'1'3-5133. POMEROY CHURCif . •--9ile '~ lru; Church Sohool, 10:15 'Mbl'llt:w Worship, ·..etla ' - CAR~TON ,CHURCH-Kings- _ CHRIST_ Mr. Hoyt Allen Jr. a. m.; Evening worship, 7:30: DiiW worship, 7:30 p. m.; YOIIIlll ' 11ort VIneyard, s"'L Alizlt Bible burg Rcod. Sunda,y S<hool, 9:30 ' ' MYF SundiiJI, 6:30 p. m. Prayer Peaple's Service, 6:45 p. m.; 9 30 a.m.; meet•·- am B'bl Study Wednes~-- party, Ill It "-'•· a, m., ..D··-~ pastor. Bible S<hool, Prayer meeting, Thursday, 7:30 1 e ....._. _......, --~ ~~~ ._.. carl, s·..,... Worship Worship, 10:30 a. m.;' Evening u'e '. j• • Cheoter, Ohio p, CD. moatlc. Youth Followohlp each semce, 10:30 a. m. and 7:30 p. Worship, 7,30• Wednesday, com- day, 7:30 p. m. Admlntstratlve MIDDLEPORT FIRST BAP. SwdlJ, s'·p. a. ln former Metho- m. alternately. Prayer meeting, bined Bible study and prayer Council meeting, ftrst Monday of TIST - Charles W. Simons, pas-od!ot bull41:w,lllatrlct youth rat- Wednesday, 7:30 p. m. Rev. Jay meetillll 7,30 p.m. eoch month, 7:30 p. m. b ant 'lll::c:laJ or each month. Stiles, paator, ' EDEN UNITED BRETHREN IN to:', - r t Richard- Sunday Mocobor af tho Big 3 LETART l!NJTED METHO. LANGSVILLE CHRISTIAN CHRisT - "'Elden R. Blake, pa .., School Supt. SunciiiJI Church Genorol Morchondi 10 CHUJIIlll _ Firat and sec· OW DEXTER CONGREGA- LlngsvUie Village, Rev. - r t tor. &mdoy S<hool, 10 L m.; School, 9:15 L m.; Mornlrw: worSUndlya, pradliDe at8p.m.; TIONAL CHURCH - Rev. Wil~ Eugene Musser, pastor. Worship Wimie Holsinger, supt. MorDing shij), 10:15 L m. Sunday Bible and fourth Sundays, Sun- lard Dutcher, pastor. Mrs. Wor- service, 10:30 L DL; Glema sermon, 11 a.m.; Evenine serv- sludy hour, 7:30 p.m.~4:30 Sehool, 10 L m., Worship ley Francis, Sunday School S\ltt. Fetty, Sunday SchooiSictt.SuDda.Y Ice Christian Endeavor, 7:30 p, p. m., game ~e for youth. Wedw at 11 L m.; Tuesday SuoJay School, 9:45a.m. Church School, 9:30 a. m.; Sumay e....,. m., Mrs. Lyda Chevalier, presJ... nelday eveniftl prayer Hrvlce, S.leo- Allio Chalmon - Service veu~,:w 1 at a p. m., Prayer and services first and third Sunday ning service, 7:30 p. m. Mid- dert. Sons aervlce and sennon. 7:30"' m. Form - · - •Lown- Garden F.D.I.C. & Fodorol StudY. lnllowlllll Sunday S<houl Seco!MI week aervice, Wedntoday, 7:30 8:20. Mid-Week prayer meetillll CHIUSTIAN SCIENCESorYices Syotem RUTLAND CHURCH OF THE aiM! lourth Seturday evenllllla, P· m. _ Wednooday, 7:30 p. m., Mrs. at 315 Malo st., · Pt. Pleuant, AZJ\Rii:NE _ Rev. lloyd D. 8 p.m. church services. BETIILEHEM BAPTIST Mazie Holzi,.r, class leader. sundl,ys, 11 L m.; WedDesda)'l, Jr., paotor. Sunday POMEROY riRSTBAPTIST- GreatBe!MI! CharleoNorrla,pasBffiLE BAPTIST TEMPLE, 7:30p.m, All welcome. 9:30 L lll.i Mornlng wor· Robert Kuhn, pastor. George tor. Worship service, !1:30 L m.; · Pomeroy Atheno Rood SACRED HEART - Sunday SundaY School, 10:SO L m. MlnersvUle. Rev. ArthurN. MaxDedicated to the lntere1t1 Together A Family 10:30 L ·m..; Youngpeaple'l!l !!idnner, !ianday school supt. &m.. · ·MORNING SI'AR UNITED we~l, pastor. Sunday, 10 a.m., masse1, 8 and 10 a.m. Holy eonOf The Moigo-M!'oon Aroa or.l... 6:15 p; 111.1 EV&Illlollotic day achool, 9:30 a.m.; mornlllj! METHODIST CHURCH _ Rev. the church In Bible stutly; 11 a, teuiol1s preceding each mas&. 7:30,. m. Wednesday worship, 10:30 a.m.; BYF. 6 p. WWlam Alrson paltOr· Roy Van m., the church in worship; Tues-. FREEDOM GOSPEL MI&<IION - - HI'Yice, 7:30 P. Ill· m. Bible llud.Y, Wednesday, 7 M-·r, -·-.·, s.'hool, 9 , 15 ds,y, the church In vlo!tatton aiM! -Bald Knobs. Rev. L. II. GluooUNITED .FA1'11:1 CHURCH . p.m.j ehotr practice, Wednes. _.., - r ~ .......1 mt... . . . ~.... :~ a.m.; Morning worlhlp 10:15 a. evaa~p~1am; 11 Nr.......,, 7 p.m., encaiJ'UJ, pastor. Roger Wilfred, Building Supplieo and Mlll-k Settlement. Surdl,y day, 8:30p.m. . Youth Fellow&blp and Bible junior choir practice; 7:30p.m. Sr,, s..zday S<hool S..,L Sunday . Gonorol Contrqc:tlng lqlol'\ittlclolll, Roy Join" MT, UNION Baptist- Rev, c.. ~ Thursday, 8 p.m. Fred E. lbe church In Bible slu<b' a n d School at 9:30 L m. Sunday ovePh. 992-3978 Youdl aieetiDg. 6:30, Sun- c:il Cox, pastor. Sunday School Smlth,lqleader. praJer; 7:30 p.m., .hmlora in nll1! worshW at 7:30 P, m. Prayday, ouparlntodeo~ Earl starkey,SunMIDDLEPORT HEATH UNIT- BlbloiC!ucly aiM! prayer. er meetirw, Tuesday, 7:30 p. m. • ~, !lr, PAUL LVTHERAN - The diiJI S<hool, 9:45 L m.; Sunday ED METHODIST- Rev. Max E. Ernest Deeter1 clan leader. ··a... Art1zzzr C,Limd,pa-.!lm. 'evening worship, 7:;i0i w•~ Donaiue, miaister; Eric Cham- POMEROY LOWER IJGHT Youth Meeting Wodneeday, 7:30 1 day prayer am Bible stlidy, 7:30 boro, &znc~ay SChool - - Church - Harrisonvllle Read., p. m. , Ernest Deeter Ieider. ·, • ltlj 1~, 9:10 a,.m.; worlhlp . . . p.m. 1:i!az'Yieo, toiatl. dent. Church school, 9:30 a.m.; Rev. Roy Taylor, pastor; He1U')' MT, HERMON UNITED Bre~ SYRACUSE FIRST UNITED mornlllj! -ship, 10:30 a.m.; Eblin, &mdiiJI school s"'L Sun- ren in <llriat - · Rev. Menzel PRESBYTEIUAN - Rev. Llnooo youth meetlnll, 7 p.m.; lllolr re- day sctKxi, 9:30 a.m.; worship Smtth, pa1tor. Sunday aehoot. 9:stebbins, paator. SUiday School, hoaroal, Wedneoday 7 to 7:30 p, aervlce, 10:30 a.m.; evelllrw wor- 30 a.m.; Altred Wolfe, a~¢.; Roy 9:30 a.m.; Worship service, 10.. m., Mrs, E, - r t llamcn, d!. ship, 7:30p.m. Prayera!Mipra!oe Pooler, aaatatalt. Mornlna: aer· service, '[bursday, 7:30p.m. :30 L m.; Bible stulb' andpnyer rector. mon, 11 a.m.; evenine: Urman, BETHANY UNITED METHOaervtce, WednefMiay, 7:30 p.m. 7:30 p.m., oltai11111~ eech Sun-' Sunday vlo!toro . o! A1B Gilkey DIST - Paul A. Sellers, pastor; RACINE - LET ART CHARGE, day. Claoo zneetlns. 11 Lm., alEAST LETART FALLS UNIT· lliythe Theiss, &mdoy S<hool WESLEY AN UNITED METHO. ·won ll D. Gill!oy alit- WinED METHODIST CHURCHW, aott of P11110rc>i, BDil:base of S\C)t. Worship service, 9:30a.m. DlST CHURCH - Racine, W. terEI!Itlllll SIIJidljl mornlllllL llZl· ) , Colzzmbzza and 'W ., Birtle Wyatt Dale McClurg, pastor. WorshJp second and lourth SunciiiJI;evonlng Dale McClurg;" pastor. 5W>Ilay Vld Holter, cla11 ·leader. Chrlo' Weal Main St. 992-9949 tian Endeavor • 7::30 p.m., ~Vt~ry Dodge 'Daciler Ohio'• or PCIIIOtOY-. Mra. Wyatt servlc:e, seeord and tourth SUn- worship, 8 p.m. first Suntlay. School, 9:30a.m.;Worshlpunldron to ChurchDon't Sond other SundQ evening, Roger clays ot each morab at 9 a. m.: p r o - MrL · Gllkej> with a THE RUTLAND COMMUNITY Ice, 10:30 a. m.; UMYF, 7 P. m. bocqVot or tP,anl ·dahl"-" am a Sunday S<hool,l!rstandthlrdSuz>. CHURCH - Rev. Amoa Tillls, each Sunday; Senior Choir prac- Buckley, p~skfent. Prayermeer.. daya of each month at 9 a. m.; paotor. SunciiiJI !f.hoOJ, 9:30a.m.; !Ice, Thursday, 7:30 P. m.; Serv- 111!, 7:30p.m. every Wednlede;y, sA:aplant F1orlzla, Mr. Noo1 While, cuoil>dlan at H<Ond a!MIIourthSundoysoreoch Loe Burnem, 11{>1. WOI'shij) oen<- Ice Guild, lourth Monday of each Board meeting, llrot lllmlly or · tho oe11oo1 here, unzlerwent a her- month at 10 a. m.; Bible st\llv, tee, 11 L m. Wectneact.)' pr.,._r month at 7:30p.m.; Happy Huft.. mozzth, 7:30p.m. POMEROY 'TRINITY IJNITEil nia ipratlon at Veterans Mem- Wednelday, 8 p.m.t WSCS,_first meetillllo 7:30 p, m. SIIJidljl ni&ht lero SunciiiJI S<hool Class meet.CIRJRCH OF CHIUST - Rev. W. orial lloopltoL Mro. White, a Tuesday or each moath at 7:30 wor~, 7;30. · ir«, fourth Friday of each more ti. Perrin, p&otor. Patrick D. local toacbor, noll• him dally and p.m. at 6 p. m.; wscs, second Fr~ APPLE . GROVE UNITED rtpOl'!o !Ia~ progreso. LONG BOT10M CHIUSTIAN ol each month at 7:30 p, m.; or- Wood, s"'L Soncloy School, 9:15 111'1. Mollie Mo:Groth or Lopn METHODIST CHURCH - W, Dale CHURCH - Mr. carl Turley, llcial Bcard, soco!MI Moz,ldiiJI of a.m.; Worship, 10l25Lm. Youth Choir rehearsal. Mandl)', 6:30 epelll a wiek~Jnd with the Earl McClurg, pastor. Worship teJ'V.. minilter. Mornillf: services 10:30 each month at 7:30 p. m. p. m. Mro. MarY!n Burt, dlroeice, first and third Swllays ot a, m. &lnday ~hool 9' 30 a. m. M<Gizllha. THE RUTLAND METHODIST T tor. Senior choir reheol'oal, 7:30 - Mr. and lira. Aoe Jorden or eaeh morill at 8 p. m.; Sway Herman S<hul, SuPL CHUIICH - Rev. C. J. Lemley, p, m. Thur.-.. Mra. Paul lllzldl_.t nollad Mro. Kalle school, every sw.tay at 9:30 a. LET ART FALLS UNITED paoto<, Church S<hool, 9:30 'ItWUoen,· SoturdaJ, and then wozt m, ; WSCS, second ·Tuesday of METHODIST CHURCH- W, Dale m,; Worship oerYice, 10:30 a.m. lleaoo, director. Tburoda,y, tll· day, Buay Boo quilting partj! In '"' to allaod the Albaey lair. each month at 7:30 p. m.; Bible McClurg, pastor, Worahlp servZION CHURCH OF CHIUST .church ooclaii'OOEZI, , Mr. and Mro. F. o. Whaley or Study, Wedneec:IQ", '8 9· m. ice, first aiMS third Sundays, 9:30 Pomel'O)' .. HarrtiOI'IY:ille a.d, 'THE RUTbAND CHURCH OF' Columicul Yielladtho Ote Wholeys a. DLi secondan:ttourthSundays, John Webster, JMiiStor; Ray Llt.. :1RIST - , Eu&o.. UJderwicod,. azzd All!l GUkeyovorthewooke!MI. 8 p. in.; Sunday School, first anJ · · Mra. Bertha Wellh Sargent la pastor; v. ll Brat.;-, o..,t.ll!uoMr. and Mr1l. Fronk Epple and .t hird Sunday a, 10:15 a. m.; sec- the Robert Cb.rka. day School, 1:30 .. m.; Comcllll:lnn ot Mlddloport violtod the o!owllns lzct>rovlns and Ia ex- om aiM! lourth SUndayo, 9:30 a. Mr. alii Mn. Roger Caraey pected hclilo aboot Sept. 14. lllke l)pleo s..zday, m.i Bible Study. Wednesday, 8 wm occupy the hooH vacatod b!' m.unton lnd wor1hlp ~e~'vtee, Mr. aiM! Mro. Hobart Clork 10130 a. m.: PrlQ'u t , ·Jfi'L Leah WIJIIamo, Kathy GO.. p. m. i WSCS, first Friday of the Lewl811, allozzdod a horaeoaleinKantuciiJ Tlzzzrede;y, 7:30 p. m. ' !!'r and Birtle Wyatt called on iach rnontb, 7:30 p. m.; OMclal Mra. Golda Jones and lttp.. am purchaoed a truck lood or iltia W~att til:iard, second Tuesday of each daughter, D1rl1 Jones, , lho.B!p Lambarla. horaes. month at 7:30 p. m. vUie, attended the Tlllil Wtlla Mr. am Mrt. Hobart Alldre and Douala• and Mr. oale Sltorday. ' ba.. Improved their Mr. aid Mr1, F. 0, Whaley....-. A largec~tte!MiedtheTun ~ or rod paint. '"'JJOr 11110sto Setutda.Y of'Mr, and hlo family to the Charloo JO!IH Wello oalt Seturday. Lunch wu 1• lt:W C(D. Mr1. ll D, GUke~, PCIZiioi'QJ. ,pr<Jpartjl recently purc.. sad b!' provided by the .Zion "Owrch. Mr. SlllcccQ' LeWII ... mowd war- ,.. ~':ir»ft ~ .... Churches_ ._..,!-tdt, ...._ -..... - - · ~ ..:ii~'llill-; '' ho'U do I 10- 011 1:1ln '7il .u l:lo faNicOn .., a. I'IIEI1 ,_. "l'lttlilii uro of ...... lod< _ "pratao"'·-- GordaD -en.,· Am - ...... boeu Ia .., ¥1•....,· of tho "Ohl Calcat- eo-proolzcor tal" oaked . 1144, ~ Cl!b Rlport 7:0Q/'I'ilty ' 7;30 8!00Chrl.......... , "8:15 Llvi:W Wwd '"\ ·8:30 TV~ .ii:oo Sl:wlzw Jzilll" 1:30 / 10100 Porter W-r '' 11:30 'lbe Aoawer 1"~'11:00 This io the Lite 1l:3o Goo't story . 12:00 Bill Azzdoroon 13:30 At loiCIC8 ' ·utio Q-ck Club 7aad" -..' 8:00 . 8:15 .. 8:30 . I :00 Mike Dciowtas 9:30 10:00 II Toku Two 10:30 CCI:tco-m 11100 Porscallti 11:30 Hollywood Squoreo 12:00J-<b' 12:30 Eye GIEO!II 1:00 Newo 1:30 You're PutUna Me kJn 2:00 Doyo Ill OUr Llveo 2:30 The Doctors 3:00AnolliorWwl4 3:30 You •Don't-SIJ . 4:,00 Mr. Oirtoon 4:30 TrutluD' Coooequencea 5:00 Perry Jlaoen 5130. · 6:00 News, Weotbar, Sports ' 6:30 Huntley-Bnnlcloy 7:00 Julia 7:30 Deeth Valloy Doys 8:00 " Martin 8:39 9:00 l!Gb Hct>O 9•110 , ' 10:00 FlJp Wli.oen 10:30 ll:OO,Nowo . 11:30.,Tu1lJIEI i2:00 -(®AFL 2:110 1:30 1100 '1130• ~<• -~·)'j<-t~OO :,C ·S:IIO 8:00 8:30 7:!19 WUd llin&oJocn 7:30 Wftlt Disney 8:00 I IiilO Bill Cosby 9100- ,p.;ao . 111:00 News 10:110 coUop · 11:00 Bold Oclea 6:30 6:45 Corn Cob Report 7:00 TodaJ 7:30 .6130 8:45 Corn CGb Report 7:00 Today 7:30 8:00 8:15 8:30 9:00 Mike Douglu 9:30 10:00 1t Toku Two 11:30 Concontntloo 11:00 Persozallcy 11:30 Hullywozzd Sq111re1 12:00J_.;q 12:30 Eye Guolo 1:00 News 1:30 You're Puttl!w.Me On 2:00 Doys or Llveo 2:30 Doctoro 3:00 Az:other WJli'l4 3:30 You Don't SIJ 4:00 Mr. Cartoon 4130 Truth or c:OO.sequences 5JOO Perry Ma1on 5:30 6:00 News 6:30 Huntloy-Brlnldoy 7:00 Debbie Royoolds 7:30 The VIrginian 8:00 8:30 9:00 Kraft Music Hall 9:30 . 10:00 Then Came Bron~on 10:30 11:00 Newo 11:30 Tonight s.oo 8:15 8:30 9:00 Mike Doutllas 11:30 •' 10:00 II Talooo Two 11130 11:00 Porzzoi.IIIJ· 11:30 llolbwozzd Squire• 12:00J_.;q 12:30 Eye Gueu 1:00 Mld-Doy Newo . 1:30 You're Putting !If. on 2:00 Doyo or OUr Llwl 2:30 The Doctor• 3:00 Another W..-1d 3:30 You Don't SIJ 4:00 'Mr, Cartoon 4:30 Truth or Ctilleqences 5:00 Perry Muon. ~~ 5:30 6:00 Newo 8:30 Hwztley-Brlnkley 7:00 MOvie 7:30 8:00 8:30 9:00 Movie 9:30 10:00 10:30 11:00 New• ll:SO Ton!&trt Shft 12:00 ~2:00 ·'" 1:00 capt, Kacwiroo 9:30 10:00 l,iiciy l0:3o·iio'verly !illlblllles ~1:00 Ap:1J Grllllth ~1~0 of Lito 12100 GallCJPlni Gourmet 12:30 Setreh 1:00 Jackie Oblln&er 1:30 AI tho W01'141\crno 2100 ,l.ove Is 2:Jo Gzzldlns Llahl 3:00 Secret Stann 3:So Eclce or Nlal>t l r:.m . THE DAILY IENTINlL . l~'Y-~~ 4:00~rPylo 81110 TBA Tzr1!lgl:t t- e.ao "· 7iOO 'l..o!o . ' f! • ' { ' i, ..Tht ~ Fa!Dib •' 8100 8.30 1:00 WOEidJ .won 9130 10100 llloiC!OEIIqoulhlo 10:30. , ll:QONewo ' \i111S llovlt IALL'S BEN 'iJ~~rrJ~~Navllle '·. 4100 ' .~~ Jim Corllll lt .. 1:00 'Ill JetiCIII ,., li3o Tad Mod. · ..., ; , ' 11~~ - . ,, '' ' "I 10:00 'lbe Lu<;Y 10:30 BeYOrly HDlbiUioo 11:oo Az:cly or Mayberry 11 :30 Love of Lllo · 12:00 Gallq>lzw Gourmet 12:30 Search lor Tocnorr.., 1:00 Jacldo Obll- Sh111r 1:30 AI the WOI'ld J'llrnl 2:30 Love Ia ~laD:Iored 2':30 Guldlllll Usllt 3:00 Secret Stann 3:3o Edt!e or Nl8ht 4~00 Gomer Pyle 4:30 Gllllpn 5:00 Lucy 5130 Beet the Clock 6:00 ~Hal News 6:30 Walter Cronkite 7:00 What'o 11¥ Line .,, 7:3o Lencor 8:00 8:10 Rod Sllolton 9100 9:30 Gcii8mor and J. J . 10100 CBS 11eporte 11:30 11:00 News ~0:00 '< Gloryl!oad ··~ 8:45 -7:t)O'ifattoon K¥zcl... ' 7110 Thlo Marn1zw 1:30 . ~~~-~ ·• 7:10 Karzzlvel 7:..,11z!. Morn~:~& .. -1:00' 1130 i.OO Dr, lllldaro Lucy 10:30 IUllbllllos 11:00 Az:cly Grtmth 11:30 Love or we 12:00 GaUOillns Gourmet 12:30 Search lor TcmorrOII' ' 1:00 Jackie Obllrcor 1:30 As the World Turns 2:00 Love Is 2:30 Guiding Llahl 3:00 Seeret storm 3:~o F4e or Nlgl:t 4:00 Gomer Pyle 4:30 G!Uipn 5:00 Lucy 5:30 Boat the Clock 6i00 c.PIIal Newo 8:30 Cronkite 7:00 What' a II¥ Line 7:30 Glezm Cam!>ball 8:00 8:'0 Beverly HWbiU!ea 8108 Medical Center 9:30 10:00 Hawaii Flvo-0 11130 11:00Newo 11:30 Merv Grlllln 12:00 1130 B!ble Answers I&C ' t' 9:00 c.Pt. Kanproo 8;30 ' o. z...,.. 4:30 Gilllpn . '' 5:06-Luey 5:30 Boot I!» Clock 8:00 E-..nl:w News · 1130 Walter CI'CIIIIdte 7:00 Whot's II¥ Uno · 7:30 Guc\omoke ,81~0 . . 8:30 liere'o Lucy 1100 lfa,berry RFD 9:30 Dorll·i)oy 10:00 C t r a l 11:30 11:00 News . c.Ptaln Kan:grao 9:30 Eclce or Nlal>t '11:30 Ilion Grlll!n 12:00 ~· .. t. H. RAWLINGS m..u-.. 6:30 6:45 corn CGb Report 7:00 Today 7:30 8:00 8:15 8:30 9:00 lllke Douglao 9:30 10:00 h Takes 1\Yo 10:30 11:00 PersomUty 11:30 Hollywood So;u6s 12:00 J"""'rdy 12:30 Eye Guess 1:00 News 1:30 You're Puttillll Me On 2:00 Doys ol OUr Llveo 2:30 Doct..-a 3:00 Another World 3:30 You Don't Say 4:00 Mr. Certoon 4:30 Trutlj or Coll80Q1>0D<.'B S 5:00 Perry Mason 5:30 6:00 News 6:30 Huntley.Brinkley 7:00 Lester Flatt 7:30 Hlg!: Chaperra! 8:00 8:30 Name of the Game 9:00 9:30 10:00 Bracken's World 10:30 11:00 News 11:30 Toni&M 12:00 "' u,. 6:30 Almalllc 6:45 ' 7:00 7:30 Popeye 8:00 Heckle & Jeckle 8:15 8:30 9:00 Here Comes the GrtiDD 9:30 Pink Panther 10:00 H. R. Pulnstuf 10:30 Banana ~!Ita 11:00 11:30 Jambo 12:00 AFL-NFL lllghllll:ts 12:30 1~00 ._. \ ' .~ 8:00 • 8:30 . ' 9:00 Dr. Kildare ,, ?:H. I ' ,, . !Oj!IO llfovlo 10:30. I Gtmo , ' '' 6:30 Bible Answers 7:00 News 7~0 !3"'\1\1' J.~ers .JJ:AQ ~ ~., .. , ' Kara:Nol- "111° clubpna.. !dent Bob - . . . . 1ov.ty IJiri& bU -lad u., at 5Ith " - - chic: It bU potro::a - -8:110 9 :00 Cept. Kangaroo 9:30 Edse or NJsht 10:00 Lucy 10:30 Beverly HUlbUIIes 11:00 Andy 11:30 Love or Llle 12:00 Galloping Gourmet 12:30 Search 1:00 Jackie Oblinger 1:30 World 1\:rns 2:00 Love Is 2:30 Guldlcw Ll.<ht 3:00 S:ocr8t storm 3:30 Edse or Night 4:00 Gomer Pyle 4:30GW!pn 5:00 Lucy 5:30 Boat tho Clock 6:00 News 6:30 Ci'oclldte 7:00 What'o My Line 7:30 lloznl1y Alralr 8:00 Jim Nabors 8:30 9:00 Movie 9:30 10:00 10:30 11:00 News 11:30 Merv Grlllio 12:00 ·8:00 8:30 9:00 Copt. Kanproo 9:30 Edse of Night 10:00 Lucy 10:30 Hillbillies 11:00 Az:cly 11:30 Love or Llle 12:00 Galloping Gourmet 12:30 Search 1:00 Jackie Oblinger 1:30 World Turns 2:00 Love Is 2:30 Guldlns Light 3:00 Secret storm 3:30 Edse or Night 4:00 Gomer Pyle 4:30 GWillan 5:00 Lucy 5:30 Beet the Clock 6:00 News 6:30 Crooldte 7:00 Movie 7:30 8:00 8:30 9:00 MOvie 9:30 10:00 10:30 11:00 News 11:30 Merv Grll!in 12:00 6:30 Apostolic Church 6:45 7:oo carn11a1 7:80 Country car. 8:00 Thla Mornlll8 8130 9:00 Dr. Klldare 9:30 10:00 Movie 10:30 11100 11:80 12:00 Bewitched 12:30 That Girl l:OO "" Said, She Sold 1:30 Make A Deel 2:00 Newlywed Game 2:30 Dating Gtmo 3100 ""->ltal . 3:110 Teroan 4:00 4:3o lluk l:l.docr. 5:00 Dick Van Dykcc $:30 l'eJtozz Place ilti Vtlley Mayor Cbar- leo Evert wW be the speekor Sept. iiO II the~~ .. n1ee lUnda lor - Carter Burtloo!?l'/1 .... Rumlica lor t bo N, Y, City Ctucct:ll, lllrdon'o tho glamor-lad marr.ied to Mro. B1ll Paley'1 dat'IIDri Che Y0U111 couple aiWIIJILI rat:o at the peok · 1:30 2:00 Baseball 2:30 3:00 3:30 4:00 4:30 5:00 Jeollllle 5:30 College -1 6:00 Newl!l 6:30 Ruct!ey-Brlnkley 7:00 Original NeohvUle 7:30 Andy WUllscns 8:00 8:30 Adam 12 9:00 Movie 9:30 10:00 10:30 11:00 News 11:30 Movie 12:00 of any ,.._.,tlfU) l*llle'' 111t. Dowclo¥ - the Lorry O'Brl... at La Grec>. ouiUe llld tboy bod IOCCIOth1cla - tabla Lauren Bleall: ccger rbeuma.. tiom-ln'ocolate .... Le - old famiiJ !larlver, our Ambu11dorSupa to Par.. II .... T.U l'lltaiY Cus wethe rich Park A.., . . _ Wbooe lazmilry Elba (aiM! pi) we~ 10 IWal!y lui Sot. a1temooa .... We """' hold up In tralllc oo 2Dd Ave. at the 59th Sl. Brldse and the ....... the cop m the boot ~ a dal!vory truck to cadp a 8ccc. Gerlll&OY bU the unique dlatlnctioo or haYIIls the - In COCCILLIOil - ~ z I -r . .. '· ••• ' ,.. • ol•<·.l ~ 8:00Je<sozza 8:15 8:30 Buga l!uney 9:00 Rwl Runner 9:30 Dostardly " Muttley 10:00 Ponolct>O l?ltotop 10:30 Scooby-lloo 11:00 Archie 11:30 12:00 Monkeys 12:30 Wacky Races 1:00 Superman 1:30 Johony Quest 2:00 Big Picture 2:30 Twlllg!:t Zone 3:00 Garden Club 3:30 Upbeat 4:00 . 4::30 Wrestli.KV: 5:00 5:30 Country Hayride 6:00 6:30 News 7:00 CBS News 7:30 Jackie Gleuon 8:00 8:30 Charlie Brown 9:00 Green Acres 9:30 Pettlcc:at Junction 10:00 Momb< 10:30 11:00 News ll:SO Movie 12:00 9:00~Ceta 9:30 10:00 Hot Wbaols 10:30 HardY Boys 11:00 SIQ' Hawks 11:30 Gulliver 12:00 Fa-c Vqyage 12:30 American - · 1:00 1:10Cdlose Today F- 2:00NCAA~ 4l~ 5:00 Wide WOI'ld or Sports 5130 6:00, etiil Nul:vm. -caoe 7:00 , 7:Jti'.~Gtmo ··II!JO MOwbnc! Gu:O l:ao llilzr""'• wo~~z :, ( • Bozzeholl Deoa Cbance Ia by the llalct - . a . Sold to have 1av.- lain t b e Dve llll:no Iii Abu: li&hthetYywolslzt R(v AnderiOil .... Rod McK:zen, graCid aid man of the hlpploa, litiDad tho <P> Vadla """' book In llP1ca1 hlpplo iVlo, ttGreat, IIUIIll" after hll DUM .... Alter her ..... hit as • 'IV ,Pl'Oducer (''Perry Jla.. 801'1''), Gall Patrick wUl returll. . to tho ICl'teEI .. • Her 1ut tum was 22 years 110 ("'Claudia aod Dovld"). !lie r-=tly dltOJ cod fa~ -Cornwell-- •?. & a: •' 6:30 Llvins Word 6:15 7:00 Neilhhors 7 : 3 0 - Karnlw 8:00 CUper 8:30 Smoll)llleor 2~ 3:00 ·1130 4:00 cortalnb' Ia II Ito lzcneh - .... F.,_, IIlio. Scene 70 .'111 ."7;.,0. •;. ,'.• ~ 1--• .... 'lbe lllz:ry llalpom~ 6:30 TV Classl'OOEEI 6:15 7:00 ,Certoons -.•' •.-,. ,., ' told Ul ~ IZald .... The Tom Foi!ILIVa ere - " " ' their 211:1 • : Tom lormorly .... - -. . ano doataaer Allie FOIIIQ', zizzzr Mro. Dlc:k Kol- .... 'lbo Jolter was the or tho '-' sallect. , Dorothy IW- I I tan 8:30 6:45 corn CGb Report 7:00 Today 7:30 8:00 8:15 8:30 9:00 Mike Douglaa 9:30 10:00 II Tokes Two 10:30 CoocontntiOEI 11:00 Porsonsllcy 11:30 IIOI!ywood Squares 12:00 Jeopcrdy 12:30 Eye Guess 1 :00 News 1:30 You're Putting Me On 2:00 Doys of Our Llvea 2:30 Doctors 3:00 Another World 3:30 You Don't Say 4:00 Mr. cartoon 4:30 Truth or Conaequenees 5:00 Perry Mai!IOn 5:30 6:00 News 6:30 Huntley-Brlnldey 7:00 Slnglllll Carl van 7:30 Donlel Boone 8:00 8:30 Ironside 9:00 9:30 Dragnet 10:00 Deon Martin 11:00 News 11:30 Toni&M 12:00 dl4.tnlh. Tyua Job ..... Iring ltl .........., uyOIIIbolld juDI< we lll!:ow out!" .• , HEINER'S - 1lolcorl d!YOree,QIIddJ, ' ·'bt ; ... l1bcl - -· bMrt - - -· Ta:y - bod a Ia ,......, hlo ~ozc~r- OC!ild zzlfe r... ,a .. & SUPPLY ,J . . . '"". s.irzi'• ....... E-...- EAGLE .............. .. Doll1" u lzl* - - ..... -~ m.,,rppr P.Dkw n;l ;.,_ tD ~ .... C.-., S.:.•-- ' ...... ..._ .,w,lzt ..... . iPui• 1lilt ...... ~~, . . I Dwolci ~ . ......, •· MAUY STOQ I Boollii'aWollZllll'fa.., for u . ,,,, ··-zclzlp, ~··' ' .,,,' .' �,. ' ' . ,, •• \:'- ···-l'' ' '' ' ,t ···~ 5 p.M. IMFORMATION AI> DEADLINES O.y l.t•• Pwll11ceU•• OF c••• n.u..... c.,..ctl-• •111 II• eccepte4 vntU 9 •·•· f• Ace""-'' eft4 'tleYch-. of th. Der ·ol P~Uc.,~ fell•lftt - u fltll.ldlerl•• 1\r.oe REGULATIONS -.,. fiW In the PMohl Courti Tt• P .. l\, .... ,.,., •• , the tllht • ""'"l1ttcnor of ttl. Eet ..e o .lafor Co.. QUALITY 1967 atEVROLIT • Of reject any IHit tln-.l ... .. dioMI. l t . PwlllltMt will !let to Mit $1895 HT Cpe. Low ~nlleage, auto. tran1., PS. radio, white exterior finl1h with black vinyl li1terior trim. be retopentil•l• f~ - • then eM tftconect htterilll\'• 1967 PONTIAC RATES - S...•l•l Malt•• Golllo & M•••• Countloa White, Radio & heater. •I · Ace~ af Edith M. Walch! II.IND ADS ,A4M.IIIIa"'"b of tha E.tata o AcWIII.,.I 25c Chaf.. ,..- Advar• D.YW M:Avaaalt, Decaa•.d· tl•a-nt. Co\$! NO. 20,093. flr1t and FinOFFid: HOURS ·· , •I ~.unt- of Goldla Jon.. 1 Ea.. 1:30 0 .111 . ta 5:00 , .•. O.ily autila ~of tM E1tcrt. of CMrl01 . H• J.._a, D.eaoud. . !1:30 •·""' to 12t00 .._,. Saturdny CASE NO. 19,363· Second and fiMl Account of Fronk W. Pot- .._..AIIII••••· t ·sS.$5 ,...,., ·Motor Co. · .;au.RAilJED- I'IES. ·1:110 P.M. POMIIOY, OHIO ar .~:rw~ fistilt . ...... Moll , ......,. HUlon, Portlanl. -------------APPLES - Plck own, big For Renl Notice i"'' •.•• ,....o. )'0111' 'v:;, '~ :" 'rrqt SE.,I(E ------------POTATOES. Charleo oHM C d of ThankS . 'PHONE M·i094 -' . ·l •' , J IP(JO[ILE PUPPJF.s. AKC Tw mlnlllurO, •75 alii ,... S!ld aemco IIIII p-oomtng. Pbono 119U44S. II..S.UC ' ~IC.oAYer .:NIGHY. • : • CAlL • RAftiNG$ SERVICE ' DAY 992-2151 NIGHT 912-1324 R. H. RAILINGS SONS MIDOLIPORT, OHIO Far Sale TRAILER LOTS, Bob's Mobile jodcy No. 1, $3 bu. 53 acrea, !968 HONilA ~. Pioone 1192. NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS Court, Syra<:use, Ohio, on 7 cypea, 12tlldarkweokdl.., NOTICE Jo hereby gl'¥0n, Ill 332t. l...t7.ete CASE NO. 20,056. Flnt and Fltto their kiOOness durl,.... the aU day Saturda.Y• alii Ill.., compliance wtth SecUonS11S. Slate Rl 124, Phone 992. al Account 1l'i Saneto june •• 2951. S.ll.cfc da)'a, Lawaon's Orchanl.l , 15-FOOT CRESTLiNER llbor .17 revised code, that the O...t A.d,..,inlltrotri• of tM E•~ death ol hu...nd alii tathtaltl 'of Ca"ol E. Dant, o.. tax retuml of Meigs COunty, Slale Route 143 00 lhe , _ . eeaud. er. Mr. William J, Price. ilaas boat with tnller aid for the )'eat 1969 have been f'URNI:Sttll) am unfurnilhed lachlan Jllgloway, Pb. 698 CASE NO. 20,025. Fint ond Fl,.. ~cl.al tbanks to Rev. Clyde 35 I., motor. $1110. can ofter revtaed and the \'lluatlona e1 · Acc01.1111 of · Eleanor Jaon ro..---1 apa.rtmenlll. Oose to achooL 294a. 9-U-ac I p. m. Phone 1192-28511: ' . .._k~1 A.dmlnl1tratrb: af tha Henderson, EwiJW rwltU1LI c:ompleted and are open ror Phone 992-5434. 10.18-Uc Eat•·· • Ruth E. Storloey, o.. Home, the organist, the pall._18-3tc ........ II public INJPectlonat the office - - - - - - - - - - - - - - REMOVE EXCESS bod) lluld CASE NO. 20 o84. Fi,.t end Fi~ belren; all who sent ow~ ol the Cooorey Auditor In the Lost and Found 11'1111 Fluldex lableto. pn!y 1962 GMC V-4, % lon truck, al Account !no B. Man•, Ar.·do ers and who were SO kind in •l•l•tNtrla of the Eatote of $1.69 at Nolooo Dnfll, Court House. Pmneroy, Obio. FOUND, Siamese cat, temale. I G.aW E. ShuiiiWo_y, Dac.a • .d. their own spectal ways. 4 speed tran~mlsslon. utD· ..ll-3lllp Complaints qalftllt any vatuFourxl in Middleport. Phone CASE NO. 19,365. Second C""' Wife, Mae Price, ani chU· 11y, all mebll bed; 5 good Nnl Account of Richard W. ation or aaseument, except 992-3374. Jonaa Guordian af tha Pef'llon dren Mable, Robert, Lind)', ures. Excellent runnhw conAWNINGS, atorm doon and the valuations flxecl and as9--18-3tc and EatatOI aJ HDfold P. Jortal, arli Nova. d!Uoo. Phone 1192-6850 alter )1, 1 orMI Cl.l•ty )ana&, ml~. wlndDW'I, carports, mar· 5 p.m. sesaments made 'oy the Tax - - - - - - - - - - - 9-19-ltp quees, blmrn an;l batt insula-,. Unlau axcaption• oN fllad Commissioner ol Ohlo, will 9-18-34p thante, 1ald a(:count• will be for be h .. rd by the County Boord , ___ tlon. Elmer White, ..... replief_.. 1111ld on the WE WISH to elll)ress our llnRODNEY DOWNING of ReYiolon, al ito offtce ln 1963 FORD V.I 111tomatlc, 1966 resentatlva. For tree esti- 1900 FORD dump truck. Oo20t• ow- of Octab ... , 1969~ at cer8 and heartfelt U.nk& to Real Eotote Broker which tl- 1111ld oecaunt• wtll H the Court Houae, Pomeroy, Chevrolet Impala V.S, t mates, phone Olarlea Usle, relltlvea. trieOO• a~ neigher axle. good rumlrw con41C(lllal..._d and centlnuad heno ~ lt2-23t2 Ohio, on or after February 15, lflld. .PtM:wt 992...6541. Syracu1e. V. V. Jobnaon and • tion. Good tlreL Pllone 992. bors tor kirlloe•a and symd!'r to cloy until finally dl1pa"d Mlddii)IOrl. Ohlo of. 1970. Complaints must be 9-11-3tc Son, Inc. 5-Hic JIOtll,l' dorlng the mno.. ani 5367. A"f , . , . . lnte,.•ted m•r fll~ 5-13-tlc made ln wri~, on blanka - - - - - - - - - - - - - death of our &ister and aunt, •ritMn pceptlont lo 10ld ac9-111-atc couf'le • lo 4ftattan pwtolnlnv to furnished by lhe Cooorey Aucll· NERVOUS'? can't sleep? 1'r)' Adl Genbelmer. Also, U.nks tfw OXIHVIIon of th. trv1t, not tor ani filed 1n hls om" on "Sleepera."' S.dsfac~on to Dr. Mullen tor his servic•••• than fJ'Pe doyl ...,.,... to .... 12x6a NEW MOON moblle home. Business S.vlces 41ata eat for hMrlnv. guaranteed or money back. « before the tlmo Umlled lor 1986 CORTINA ErvJloh Fen!, es, Rev. Robert Card ror hts 1969 model. like new. Wall to AIR COND1110NING, RolrliJ'Ir- . Only 98 certa. Nel1011 Drug&. payment of lues for the !!rot 4-<loor oodan. ~oa. Phatton 1enlce. Jack'• Refrl.. comtortJrw words, Mrs. Van P. H. O'BRIEN waD cal1J8t, Colonial AmeriPROIATI! JUDGE t-11·18tp halt year. or ahi\Y time dur949-4381. 9-19-3tc IIOAiloa. New litml. · Phone Vranken lor her beautiful mucan decor. WUI sell outrilht MEIGS COUNTY, OHIO iiW which toes are receiwd 882-21179. sic aa:l solo. to Ewlna: Fu• .,. . ...,._ ----..-----or cake ower payments. plus {9) 19 1tc l<eeping Meigs down payment. PluXIe II92eral Home for emclent arli by the COI.lncy Treasurer, SPECIAL SALE - 1964 Ford REDUCE SAFE ani laot wltll Qdaxle 500-zl, 2 door bani Gobese tablets and E-VQOra· coorteoua service, to pall· wlllloot paoo!IJ for lhe first 7095 after 5 P. m. Gollio ond tQp. bucket aeata, V .8, autotion pUla. Nelson Drugs. ___________ _ hair year. bearerl, a-.1 to all who helpCIGARETIE venllng maeblllel L! GAL NOTICI! Gordon H. Clldwell Mason Area alii aervit:e. ABC Erterprt.,;. malic traDBmloslon, excelt-11-4lllp !9S8 JEEP, 1 wheeldrjWl,aoo<l UHITI!D STATES OP AMIIICA ed lD lUll' · Auditor o1 Meigo County lent condlt1oh, extra clean, - - - - - - - - - - - - - ea, Ma100, W. VL Pbone Lucr,U. Genhelmer, sisteri ,IDER•L POWIR COMMISSIOII Qht. , _ , $795. a1ter 5 p.m. ~ ONE CONN Clarine!, exeeUert cOIIdlUon, Aloo 28 loot Informed 9-IS.taoc 7'IW5t3. . W-Ire Mar1ha Genheimer, niece, Pr•lott N.. 2510 •• •••G. 9-17 ~tOIIdlUoo, .. 5. ~-~-~ u--. house trailer, I bedroom, 7 Pauline carter I niece. NOTICE CP APPLICATION u•• ~--.$700. 99U86a. -------------Well ,OR LICENSE ~1..,1tc WEEKEND REVIVAL meeting - - - - - - - - - - - - - Yin KeobaiiiJh, jlbono 992 • 9-IB-6tt GENERAL REMODELING, ear~:aar 10, 1969) starting at Hllanl Clue! 196(1 BUICK 4-<loor, I!Oild run. 5342, alter 6 p.m. Cheoler -----------portrJ, roofing, Enlerloined Sept. 18, lhru Sept. 21 wllll Jdni c:ondltloo; _..- steer985-3913, 9-1~ , YOUR F ABM CENTER room lddltlono, .......,, Notice Rev.IAolaniFittl, ~PMker. tng and brake1. ExceUeJt -----~-------- 208 ACRES,locatedbackofNew etc•• tree estimates, phone ELLEN'S GIFT 91op, C<roer oo 19, 20, 2L Sarv!ces olart work car. $150. C.U 742. P'AINT DAMAGE. 1966 Zlg.ztg Ha,.n, W. ya. Ap""'""""U.. 1192-2333. ., 9-f.J21p or 681a..S 124 in Reedsville, at 7,3a p.m. ~clalslnglng. 3656. . 9-18-6tc ,•owing maehlnoo. SUJilnorl- ;,••.II' liP ~of ll,rm!!llr~~--r.,--:-----~..,.' ' ' . ;...-;;!11· 1' has reopened. Hours - FriEver)'one welcome. Rev. Rob- ---------:~.--:."!.-~;.; rlplcutona.No.U.~ert........,itO &Cti · ~ bUI:!/~:: Q\t~encherl'.fater .1)\11 • Saturday. 1-7 .. • .. Searleo, JIOSIOr. ... ' ' " as ... r control• are ani. , . . ., Uno, dnlno. to 12 Suliiay, 1- 5 p.m. ---- ---- -- -RAT TERRlER PUPPIES. FebuUt l" Sews _wlth I or 2 borna, aoo<lwlde. Paul Anderoon, MillOn, . C...No·l9-111-al<: GUNSHOOT, &mday, Sopt 21, I $2a ch. Ph. 949-2739 neediN, makes buttonholeo, er oowlt. lorp remodeled W. Va. PII<MIO '/'13.6788 allor latote af .....u Ho C.Uh11, - bit~ ··· ·~ 1 p. m. Prizes, bacon and ma e, ea • sew oa buttorts, monograms, tarm hOUBe (aU mCM:tern co. 3:30 or 949-3915, Racine. WE WELCOME you to the J91h hams. Bobby Hill Farm. -- - - - - - - - ~- - - - and bUDd hem sUtch. Full venlencel). OWner "''"' con. 4-29-d'c Hottee Ia that Ett.l V. Collin. ef ut ,._1 conference at Morpn cen._1 o-v~A; • -- BEAGLE PUPS. Pholle 843 • h J "'8.50 or cas prce .., ,;,. aldertradetor•maUerhouH - - - - - - - - - - - - - - StNett, MhWa.plrorf.& Ohla, hea ...... ter Goapel Mission Church at 2176. ._14-6tp IIIOIIIhly 1erm1. Phone 1192. In town or a r... aorea. e, C. BRADFORD, Aucd- duly IIIPJ10Inte4 t:•acuni• !If tho Ptoleet woutd loll~ Eata .. Of H•llll41 H· Collin,, ... BidweU, 0 h t o, Route 1. CHIPPED WOOD - Free for - - - • - - - - - - - - - II• • 1.-n. . nt dam oM WOilld 2685. M~lc COiflllete Sonlee c ...n, lata af ...... CouRt,, . c . . l.t ef (I) on Intake canol where Worley Haley Ia pal-culling. Phone 992.23a7. SEIGLER OIL boater, olglot - - - - - - - - - - - - - - LOCATED Ill New flaven, W. Phone 94fl.a821 IDnt and 110 foot Ohl• ' tor. Services start Sept. 2t. CNo41tan •• l'lltlulrW ta fila ef!ftC:NtO poWfl'hou .. ..I~ room size; also air compreaELECTROLUX SweGPercomVL acres, appr~ Racine, Ohio 350 tl*r cloh1111 •"h , ulcl fld-=1..,. J. ~ 200 fftt lo,. and 28 at 7,3a "'ch nlghL All day 101'. Pbone Chester 9U~9. plete with attachmerta, paint Crltt Bradtord within fow m...tha. · 110 4e CGn&lltl"\1 af h•o ...1 .... b 248 puture, sa ocres Ml 9 7 DaMe~ thl• 15th dor of Septa~ services Sunday, Sept. 28 with ~till tt.ltanlal wateF pallllfllll ...... IPl'Q'• COJ'd.wlnder, thro • larli, balance 1n WOOdland. .... 1969. :.•..elft.lrt~ .tw• horlunt~;~l ul• bulboo a besketdlmeronthe grouOOI RUMMAGE SALE 231 M1D turbltwl aoch rated away l:.ga. Full cash price three tuna, outbuUdiJw&, two - - - - - - - - - - - - - IIIII hymn slng In the aller· Slreet, Mlddlepori,FI'J'bull<l- FOVR ADJOINING lots on W. a1 'l7 twir ..power at o nat h.ad only $31. Termo a . . Uable. ponda, larp f.Wroom farm REAQY -MIX CONCRETE dellv~~·~:t;o1 ool~ C..n1r af 1 o5 .... con,_te-4 whh two noon, wltll Hymn Time •Inc- In& atarllnB rom Thurodoy MaiD St.. Pomei'O)', 200 ft. Phono 992-2685. houae. ere~ rlglot to ,.,.. projoet. 911 t t/26 1013 clhct .. C*JPied ,_,.tor• each ers that you hearoverWMPO ml FrlcJa¥, 9-17..3tc 11'0111, 100 It, deep, oontolnr.r.cl iit 21.:ZOO lc"'o; (3) a talkaca 11-18-6tc Fall IIIII OOfll1. Fne olfll'. ..au·......., the dilcho"e " . eachSu!MSay.1bespeakerwW - - - - - - - - - - - - - lnlono die buUdln8, 50 x 50, mateo. Ph. 11924284, Gil>- . tt. .Jw.. .t50 foot downaJt'llam of WE AUIO have oeveral omoll be the Rev. 0, G. McKimey, t w o story, one two - 1tor:v KIRBY VACUUM. tt. .....1 ( ' ] on ouNollf'Oolype ••~ Co111(1~ IJieln ReodJ-Mill eo., Mlddleror aale. For more t. atittloft 1- . the ell!bclnlt""ni g e n e r a l •~rintendent. TOM LEWIS, waFer woU drUI· rrame, boUI rented. Fonner- with eleaniJWtoolsandJ)Olilh- farms por4 Ohio. wo-«e . In the aprlllg a young .... ~ statl41n to 11op up v•nformation, cell ScmervUia lng, Lelart, W. Vo. Phooe IDID'I fancy II bjr DQ meou Charleatoo, W. Va. b Gruooer BodT Workl, 1192. . . . . .,'11' ....... fa 69 kv; (5) o 3.5 er. R\111 like new, t59 ca1h Rial E1tate, Point PleaiUI, 895-3802. 9-5-3111c •lie i!IMiij, circuit 6,.1n- tronutl•• 9-l!h1tc 2053. 9...17~ or terms a\'lilable. Phone ol• ti•J {6) ,.cnatlanol foclli· W. VL Phone 675-3030 or $EWiN~J.U:am;;s.-- ~-=~111'1 he yeama for , ... ,.,....- c•al1t of an O'I'IIP 1192-2685. 9-16-6tc aervlee, all makea. 992..2284. 67~2. VACANCY lor !oro elderb pec>- SMALL Westinghouse reCrlgerROOF PAINTING ani patch!,_ ~ kt.fY' ...,.,_"' ftom tt.e ' ..16-2tc 1llo Fabric Shop, P..,.l'll)', ple. Prefer private pald paator, I luol oil lumoeo for 2 BEDROOM house, IWU'OCD, by contract. "EJPerlenced." ~ · pt;.w, colllf.rt 1totions, Aoahorloed SIIJor Saloa 11111 tientJ. Phone Maaoo, _773Mcnlc .... •nil • fl•hlf'll plat' 1o smaU trailer; excelleat CCJD.. For tree eatlmate, phone run bi.Hmert, two lots, can k 1.-..1· 4awnttHOIIt ftom the Sefflce. We ~· Sdo2$4 ~ :'U.ON TANK tor water 5185. 10-itlc 992.28a6. (Jie go anywhere). dillon; 275 pl. oil tank · be aeea at ea1t end or 3nl 101'1. :J..29..U'c ~ - (7) ··~·n•rrt foc:llhi ... haullll& ~ .. aUd to-L PII<MIO . ,...~, ~ will bto u"d to •-t Jep IIIII lltdnp. Pbono 9928-22-tlc St. Maoon, w. va. Phone aat74Ua3z. ·• lncnantl n"d• of the mar 3139. 9...!7.3tp bf •h114J loelpt Ml'vad loy the '/'13.6929 or ... 1111&< Smltll SEPTIC tiMDOCL Miller Bur 1 W1LL plckupmerchandi.etfll at 3rd St. alkl Pomeroy St., SleWirt, Oblo. Pb. Sanlladoo. TN Ht.._., co•• ol Prolact No. ---------....,---;__:take to auction on percentqe CHINA CABINETS, round Ia· TROMBONE. 177, Ollie $1Sa. Mason. Owner wW flnllnc:e. 2570 -~~ . .~~ to the applicant 66W035. 2-lz.tle blea, old clocka, etc, Write W-dr '-..J~Oli7S,ODO. Con•trvctlon basis. Call Jim Adams, Auc· Phone 992-Qfi. I• ••• · to r1141UIH 24 montfl1 or call M. D. Miller, Rt. 4, 9...t7.3tp CHRYSANTIIEMIJM alii mumo SPADOllS 7 ROOM home, 1\'z Uoneer, Rutlarll, Ohio. Phone , _ tt.'Mt. of Ito com,..,.nn-nt. Pomeroy, phone 992-6270, 742-t46L 9-9-121< ~-_,••'""' to be heard of all colora. fteld IP'(IWU. acreo Jan!, 2511 loot .,;~ ta ...... ~·• with ..,.,. 8-28-tlc GOOD 2-t'ear old ram, did lbear oaeo ,. "•'114 application, 1hould nice big cluolarL llefoaldo ... ... Slale Route 12t lD .,. • ~ Octabw 17, 1969, fllo 18 lb. Victor Goobelmor, Rl. F1ower ~. Mucm S1ncuoe. Larp ldtehellwllll ttw ., .....1 , _... , _ ...,,. E I nt Wanted 2, Pomerw. 9...17 ~ t-IIJ.tfo ..... "'-'•• ..·~. D. c. 20426, -~orma Iota ofblrclo ~-. plaodJ - - - - - - - - - - - - - ,_.MI... • ,...., .. In ac"oNonco A REMODEUNG n1 n1 of clooet 1110ee, ......., ,..._ IWIRISON'S TV AND ANTEN------------~nllun-m. of th .. co,... a Pill car4 ROOM HOIJSE, CUlton, W, rootloil ..-, c!Q< ,..llr, NA SERVICE. Phont lt2 • ... .,.,., ·••'"" of .....,,., •"" ,j! penlry work, aloo palntlqr. !JJ'EAK BVRGER U8lb., jonrl - - 'I ll CFR 1.1 "1.10). OJ;A Gres llollah,phone.99U039. .Ueo<l 3 Ill. $1,31, bolooJna2 VL See Cllorleo 11oamt or pa, olectriclly, wan to nil 2522. &.10-Ue Tho"-Holllnd .... :l311oPW AU .,..• .,_ 1111111 with th• c..U 77W292 or 77W501. · !llaoiWi;.l...~ .... carpet In U.tng rooiD. Malt - - - - - - - - - - - - - ~;:· !"~~~ ~·~!1·~ !;.:!f.~:~o lllho " " " - """" ...... . , ..16-6tc 100 to ~predate. p - of· GENERAL r<IIICidollul - ·· 1 ""' • '• ~ ..... '"' will'... 1,. ........... , . . ler 5 p.m; lAir fiiiPOItey, JIOlllinl. rpaUfl. Rttult: blonr tuns · .. lb. - · •·••· 56 ... JoJ.. ~ 1.0 p M 1-A M 17 $.119, ...2 lb. TWO BEDROOM home, Jl.tng 992-2278. 9o9-l(e - " " " " · ..,.....; ot<. , _ .,.••• to a ·• . • • WANTID by Oa.. lit, WOIMD • G Food u-~~ 1'00111, 41n1 ..... room, hall IIIII wtahl"' .. 1-:_. ,1., ....rfood - ...., -------------eattm1te1. Phclnl. tt2.2133.. ,.... ...... • •• pcwt c1 • •• • BILLY RAY WARD & a1 compenlon ror elderlJ aa. •· 39• M. and _._, .,. ,.,.,. In .,. hHrhlf theN In ""''' TWILIGHT ERS 8 mi. 1UUtb of MW'eport. one bedroom caJ'PIWd, . 764 ..18-l:lle file- petition• t. lntafVona In acdJ, Small Mlary. Call VIrion 9 17 .._ -nell Aw. 1 u•~~L . . . . _. wltft tiM Ca111mlnlon'• M-erl & Gu•at ~L 9-17-3tc • ....., u'""" --HOf.LAN) . Au'-• T.h a applkotlon 11 ... fllo Invited -------------Ph. 192-8981 or 992-303$, 1:11\MCN at• • ,. •. ..,.,..., wtth,..uc: the c_...l .. lon ond eYO!Ialtlo ·------!'!'~.......... c-. ......... 8-24-t:f:c ,._ 7 HEAD , -a..u.,..... .--.. 1ft I 1,.,.ctlan. "Eat• Floyd E. Hantll'leb, an tncompetapt Pan an. WE WISH to thank everyone for of -------------- WMPO IIIORMAnOI · -------------- NEWS ------------ or presellls . IN POMEROY LOCAL R£POm DAILY Real Estate For Sale AI -------------- h-, ' DPEIT . Phone (6141 m·2i8i ---$1895 wllh black vinyl roof. 1965 DODGE -:-::---:---;-·--$995 4<10 Coronet, 4 Door. Local owned ear. V-8 eng., autOMatic tr'ons., p, sturlng & brakea. Color: .....,..,• .,_,. of tM E••••• o E · ANWI E.. Ruuall, Dan••"· Sl ..SO fOt SO - d "''"'_,.· l• CASE NO 20,02.4. Fk'llt ol'ld Flna · addltlctMI word 2c. . lfftll II• I Le Mont HT Cpe. Local owner, low mileage, 326 v.a eng., aid. trans., radio, heater, gold finl•h .. Pl-..c. McKay, Deceeted. . ·. For Want U S.rvlu C::A~E NP. 19,920 • CFint oftd s unt•,., Wert! oM lflllertleft "•"" el - Account o1 1111'0 8 . . . •• 75 E•cutrla: 4f th. Eetate of Je111e1 Mini'""' Ct.r1• c L• Mltftl!'lj DR ... eeO. . 12 Unl'l per woNI ttwn COMMvCASE NO 19,4)84. first Account l ti,.l_tl ...,. Of -Ciwt. 'w.,,., Guar.tlen of tiM 11 ..... , ,... Wort! 1111 ce ... ec..,.lve ,.nW eM -tate of Am•" M. ' lnl.,.iOM. 5hMta, 4Ift lnco•,.tent ,.,.on. 25 ,.,. nnt Dfanwnt an peilll .... CASE NO. 20..!J23. f'lr.t ' " Flna aM Ma ,ol41 witltht 10 41ar•· •I Ace""' ot Edith M. Wah:hl CARD' OP THANKS & OBITUARY ..., ,.., """"'''" of ••• ...... .,- 2 ....._, OeelliM f e,lll. •••• t;::"""", Ohio, filii' opptO'fO ~ • .,. ..lllltftft CAS! NO. 19,741. Flut und Fino , .W. Acc:ownt of ThoiMt McKoY! -. " For Sale or Trade Coutt ------------ 7:50 A.M. 12·NOON ·3 P.M. AND 4:30 P.M. ---.- ---------- Auto Sales -------------------- c...,.., can As As •no. can n••• s.,..... ,.lntl,_, -------------- !. "' w . ' :~ ~ 4tt For Sale ' - -· a'n.. ....... Ollllll'didlll&l, I ceoapool ~··~· -------------- e•••.. rz ··- ·. Aces team ~ !rom 193lllo ._,.1 •'"" ' ¥.1.[11HU.}i-nF A+ "---.. .. Q-n. '+ldinl has beea: ~ •• -------------- -------------------- :c:.m· ..... ,.,., .• -"'''" .......... Real Estate For Sale: -------------- •*" o•NCE •GLES CLUB ••h . .,. :.'"•t:.::::!..: ":;;..!!0: SATURDAY SEPTEMBER 20 ........ ·,.K....... ........ · -------------- ~•._DOM,.. .........,. ... ---· Ln•L•orocE --------------LEGAL NOTICE IIOTICI OP APPOIMTMIMT Gue ..._ 2D190 ··~ el , .....,. .,... ,. ...., o.. ....... ".... .. I• ......, tlv.n th,.t ~-- ..... ~ M14dla,... Qlil,.j. hall ltMn 4uly o,.oi;;;J ................. af th. of lict..f R..,, e..... .tae«~•ed, .lilte-_, *"t• Caunty, Ohio. C..dlt.,. •• .... u~ to fila ..ttJelf cW• with ... 111 fiduciary wlthla ... ...th•. 0.... this 16th .., of $apte- W, 1Nt· "· O''~lr" ___'·.__ ______________ ,....... of ... 4 (t) 19, 2f (10) 3 tc c.....,. -------------- · ..-------------- p,'.l;;. C..rt To ,._ e •• c.,..•• of tha ..tataI pleteb' modern with bullWn kitchen, wall OYeP and table to auch .I the •oll-lnt u ota tGp uniti ltalnlell steelalnk ......... of the s.... of · ohio. ........... vJa 1 IWVIvlnt ,.,..... , tt.e wlthdl...-unlt.largeblth na.ct of ltln, ,.._ beneflc'-111• and Jarp cloaeta.Nicel,ydec~o~nd• tha will;...,...,.,..lnt 111!td etkll'nar "-~ ""'IOO" - a for ap. or ottornar• onr of oraII.CI __, tt.af.,. ..... ,.... ,. ,..on,, . polntmentaft.er 2p.m. 11-22.-lfc Cfl/l111 B. Rupe, lrltid4laperl, Ohle. -t._ to..._ Na. 20126. You ar. ._.., notlllad thot the FURNISHED three room apan.. ,..,...., and Approl ....wnt ol the men&, shCIII'er, newl,ydecont.. d•r •f Oct-.,, 1969, .. a"c!lock A.,M. A"Y' W•lrlnt to fila ana,. ,,.,.. ttt..to · -·• m. •ha~ •t ,.... five "-• Jll'lor to the Mte ... for hHrl.._. Gl¥an urlllar 1117 hoftd •nd Mol af •••d Ca..rt, thl• Uth llf u, .............. 0'11 ... ti.:··f/19~"2tc ., Mllll Cawt ly ..... 6-22-tlc -------------uart- 10!GO FOUR ROOM turn1lhed ,..P ,....,,Jt69. eel, 507 Mill St. 1 Mkt4leport. Phone 992.2792, ment, 1ath1 adult& 1rll ref.. erencea, llflh Mulberry Aw. Phone 99US9L s.,. .-no h<OIIO. M ·ud G Food Morbi. I mlleo - of - - - 9-17..ate ------------_:,:: 2 TOY TEBBJER.S. onere~ one male .. Call after S p.m., 1 Lfbertl LaDe. PhODt tt2-' 9-17..ate -------------1WO FEMALE adh.,_1, breed!,. -k, 2 Nt,malo, 3 weoko old. Pbono 11U 26t8. ._!Hie -------------EARLY AMERICAN ,,._ AM-FM radio, f.ogood cbo~>~-.,.tom. Bola1100 duo P5.12. UJO OlD' tlmo ~plan. 1192. 3HZ. ._11-81< s-• .. can ••• ...... - .. TluJ Fomilr -------------t GAllE ollp, oarb 11rMd, Htteb-Claria~ Pl-. 1192.-NIZ. . t-INfp -------------- a.n.... Nl<ollleo...,......_ lltoli aaro. Rm~Al. UM .,.. tlmoJQDIII ..lt.efe '· f31,000.00. '' COAL, LUMP, ea, . - , 2~ ~OQ!I. . · '.'J mlnl ..... Excoltlor Salt ' ,,. ' Worloa, EtFFl Malll sL, P..,.. POIIIIIOl .:. I .1'001..., ·PIIoot tH-ani: ,, ·) 1•. • ~· '' S.IJ.ile, '~J~~~llio ~------ ::r --~ 1. ' ··.c+i ...;·l Lulll'l. .- . e.L !lobi) I{ .' - I """""' llail!; •• ,.....,J)Irioll~ Ftr;pll... •._. IBo1anco4ut IPII4 _..,, IPII4 .,.. }'L'*UFFY IO=FII'=~·~a· ~=~i,i! MLtO can ltWW. .f·,..... -..... ... ·-- - ~cnauc plao. 1-11~ - nlll'lnet TRACTOR SALES 11'11)', - •• __ ... ...,_ "''""""'- ........ . . . +I\IW - - - - - - - - - - - - - - GEO HOBSTETTER . ...... --. ~BE KlliD, Do Gentle, to lbal • . ., AV'I'OMOBILE r.ura... 111111 • ·-•lw carpot. Clelll1rilh POMEROY - t n>OIIIa,lalb, I cancollod'l Loot~..,.... Blue Luatre. Red. eleetrtc lots lboVI htp water. $BOO. tar'l llceue! can~~~ lhi:Jnlooer .L M&R BarJll• ' 1-15-Uc .·I1I.:"=M=Io~··.·:::l:oa~·:"::.·~ · ==~ land. 9-15-etc MD>DLEPORT - $ I'OCDit - - - - - - - - - - - - - - 1 ~~ -""'• •w•-v, HALF RUNNERS aacl buoc:h IAY8llot. ft,OOO.OO. . blanL Pick "vour OWD, 11... ' 'fJ R...-..N mlle beJow the Raven~wood RT. 124- 3 bedroam:a, bUll, ... ~"5 . Ferry. Pbono 8f3.2Zt6, w~ to ~ . ~, 3 · ._l.,llllc . . - . J)IIIOiod,ll•..,..,.alr SOUD STATE -.o,t9Pnlo' 7..Z.Uc 2 Bi1lROOM REALTY Pbono 9t&.Tita. ''Vo!'\1!'.!!1",!1.'1!,':M'~~T THREE ROOMapar1meot,com- ...... ., the ......... ,_d, d.. caoaad, lcte ol ••Ill County, wa• fllad In thl1 C"". Sold lnvantary and A,...l•011111nt •Ill b. fer ....... lnt lt.two tftl1 Cewfl on th• 6th ....a.W, HOBSTETTE. For Rent NOTICE ON PFUMG 0 , 9/lftllf 101310/10 ' " P~Mt~ __________ Help Wanted ', . ' A-8W .......tnlaf. 1.'•· Mail Call ... _ . . . ~NorUu,_ ' )!ll!!a!r ..... ., ... Dotr Son. Ted' "··;:f.-t' AJxad: 10 per ce11t ot the ..tton is convinced there was sGm~ ' to hide at ~uiddick bi!!Quse ofyour silence, ~ thlrw •Uihtr tradl~ atalemefttl wileD u wasbroken,anddelayir!gtacdcs mount.ld a.pblat &11)1 later lnwldiatlon. Nor could the secret be a Utth mOATS QtiESTIOI< WhR ill your openiftl bid "~ wlth' •a ••uueaa .. •AJ<nu oae, to have pmbled 10 mllth. &....- 'fi ·- 00~~::~-:l:":~ DDCTDAIS MA_I_L_R~A-G-'- _,f:"'-,...a~di-.s001-m~IDD~IWI':':eda':' A. Buckeye about 10 per <eDt effective Ill •troatillg lllmleDIDg of lhe EKG Is Valuable In Heart Diagnosis -------------'*'*" Wanted To Dl>1e You, South, hold: 6A.&tlt ftll .AB.Jtf 6l What do 70U do novi? ,,. ;!fl•..,. •'*• (,.,., d •• , . . . , . . ly WAYNE G. BRANDSTADT, M.D. a' Q-My • - • says thal small artery iJI the back waD of my beari ruptured and cauaed pain in my arms, Chell anil betweeD my shoulder blades. After five hours the paiD left as suddenly as it came. Wu this a heart at· tact.? A-It ... oD the earmarlla · ot -a myocardfal --TDfr8ctfoft (one type ol heart attack) except-for the speed of 101!1' recovery. Angllla peciOrlO muat also be considered. The diagnosis could bave been established by .gotting an electrocardiogram. Q-Dn. Even and W'ol· 'JJ1]1d1Y;;---'w...J..t:n•tramhle lhe~~e four Jumble' one Jetter lo each aquare, lo tor111 rour ordinary word•. arterle• audpreventing beart . attacb. II · lids drug av~·· able to tbe .paeral publlc. . A-nil- of tllis drug Ia :<till ...,.mmentaJ bul gOool results bave been retMiU4 from several sow-ces. lt il ·a · preocrlplloo drllg and ·~al be taken only under m - supervW<m. '1-illa~ant allaOta. olongllla· Tiley .,. ·. re1levod 1 nllroKJyCodllt tablotl, bat II tbere 11111 ""' , . to prOYOIIt ,tbem? ' . ' ~"""- 1101 aJrell)y doole I"'• . ?011 llhould quit amoldq, ~ your well!bt · I Jlltle boJow the ,._,.• m~ •••age for-)'0111' belpt. have your treat your hllh blooli - sure, If 11117, an~ get Y!!'!; ......_ reiolar!J every-. rather 'tlid" once or twice a ...t. �·'·',, ~· . ., NeWs..~in":·~~iefo · · ·. cw. ~aonewu"~C.::.~.~~~~~r-1018d """ Dies Thursday w••w d!lap Ia - · , ,1a! : :...... ...,, hllh•~JIIId. JoNub ~tlock, "· 01 ~· ..:.:.::: ~1 · ::::_ .me, fiobr)¥ o1 Pomeuv, ·•~~ · . • 'I1Nnclll' ..-.nina 111 we.-. --le •lwdlneu an Sotur. ..W.. .,., bl&ll• 70 to 75. Whllloek le - - Ill' NOW~ KNOW a dqbter, Jo AnD Bonser~. eo. 'l'llt a.JDiaa tela._, nam. 0110 hlmWI; CALDWELL CONFINED ..... u.. - ' llallen oclentlll ton; three ICID, ~. Ml'l.ofllaJ. Yley Meiga Cowl:y Auditor Gordon Kunlolmon, Mrs. IL c. (Helo· CjcaiDeo, wu aclually Invented MEIGS THEATRE Tonight th,. Toosda7 Sopt. 19-23 COLOR Rolcert Walk• Diane Varsi Diclc Clark "WHERE EAGLES DARE" -PLUS"SALT & PEPPER" Richard Burton Clinl Eastwood SHOW STARTS 7 PM Mrs. Neutzling I. .! Is Attending Board Sessions In Bus Crash Deadline (Coouooea trm1 page I) Quilts , Contllllecl frllll ''• Varlalllo clnnclinou .......... ' Mondor with • litlla' ~ .. do.YIIJM _,.~• . Hlah . , !U>cla;f 'In u.. 701. ' . .' "' ,J,.. t, ,, ' 'f' '' 0NS '1 wives, agrl-btstnesa and other people lnlnterelltad In dairying. CouniY extension agents tn Gallla and Mason Counties with the asslstanee frolt\ other exterudon peraonnel trom both states plamecl and will conduct the tour. After some anxlole .....here '1111rado,y evenlna:, It Wll leamecl 1llal Bob Mardll a n d LaWI- (l'lniO) Baattanl were DOt m '1 tour lua 1llal . . . . "" llle Ollllklrte ot Rome, in)lr. lnl:lt per..,a yeaterda.Y. ~ lolornoocl the TrJb.. ... thla IIIDl'lllng 1llal the two Galllpoll- were In Lucca, 1&1¥ al lhe time ot the mllhap mm, J!Lo!!aal'a - . l!larebl IDd Ballllllll left here ... u.. - lui Salurda.Y. and are scheduled to relum home Tueado,y. Accardlna to United Prell Jn. tematlaual, lwenl;y - nine here of I lllar -oorecl by the (lllo ~ llhlvarolQ- Alumni A.ollllcloUGn wen ~ 'l'lllrswhen tltelr lua ' Shop At capitaL AmeJilcan Embassy .alclola aald tile bUurod wen return. lnB here. after 1 trill lA> Flor. GALLIPOLIS - ll'o now Lleutenam _P. 1;1. lofcCreel!y, commander of the Go!. llpol1s Poat, Slate lllgltwsy l'llrol. This was 1111101111ced Frtda,y by Col. Elber.fel~s In Pomeroy Open Both R. M. f . "\ ~. '· - Mec....,zy al lhe new l'llrol Andel'll'o - , A ~~&Uve of llcnln Count;y, Ohio, Lt. Novem. Ia, 1Hl, lfler!P'aduaU, tn the~·· Mi!CrieciY came to GalUp>lb In UllJ ~II. llOuinc :Work! ]"ar D, he iervect.Ia thllte4' Slatea Atm7.. ' • ,. PT. PLEASANT- Thellldal' atrlkeaplnstthe PL Pleo.aant Goodyear Tire ani Rubber Plam ended SatunlalwheamenofLocal 644, United Rubber Workers, 'tilted 21~9 to accept a..,. lbree year contract. '' ' · The 416 employes coverecl by the J)llcl wUI return to work oo their regular ahlfl MglnD!De at 8 L m. Sunday, . Two key losues during the l q strike were wages and en overtime clauao. The contract prevides wage lncrea.. s lolall• 58 cdlcta per hour over three yearo, 20 cent hike• tn eacb of Ute tlrat two yeoro and 17 cents tn the third. Tho previe~~s wage o!rer turnecl down June 2 IUIIOUited to 52 ceuta. 1n return, 111e union qreed to an o..rtlme clauaa permUting the OOIIJilaDJ' lA> limit owrttme wortc Ia two~~ to emplojooes lldUed In performing lhe Job• ln'iolved. Previous overtime work had to M aoolgneclm a deparlmelll bidding halls, l'flll&r'lleal of skills. Theoe two departmente empl07 about 260 men aid ocmpose the flcUicy'o raoln plem, prlncillol producer of the Awle Grove flcUlcy's Poqellclr realn used by Goodyear forUrecord, and oold to other !Inns tor varloua UMB. The contract, which e>e>lreo llaJ 31, 1972, Ia eodnwtecl by the c - to coat )uat uilller lbreo-qoartera 0( a mWioo. dellara. ·Auto Mechanics Class Quiet Tule ·fs _Meetip$ in fJ:arage . • :) HOEFLICH , 1<1~ In th~~ fulure- wllll»ulld - Autombolleoari>Qo · lhr~the ~~!'~roe. . · hereto stay ancl the Mill• Local 'l1le tralnlcw adiool will tltfi District Is iloll!llb dii.!Js part kl• P)JbliC .ta . rollln'. ' members are ' ' • . '111!101~ IHDIII frtm 1fill!odlmtc, · ' .· US, JUST ADD $50.00 TO IT, AND A PONCHO IS YOURS ••. FREE. ., ,., ' ' ROY NATIONAL BANK RUTLAND • •,·J . '· ..' -''''~ 'I ·• I ! • "< ' : ,I._ ,, I !~ , ,\ I ~er Foderolli~p~~oit lnauranc.-Corperatlan All Accotontl Insured Up To $15,000.00 .,.. ' !' .1' ' • .' \ RI!Bervations for the tour plus a $10 IKNI-OCefundable depoolt must be mall eel to Carter, along with namtJ, address and Silence, heavy. deep and rich telephone number, by Monday Oct. 6. The With unpealed golden tones, remaining $1;5 must I» paid oo later titan FUls the vacuum, overflows, Monday Oet. 13. Reservations are on a In waves against a hidden shore. first - eome, first • served basis. ~o stretch lts fingers, catch there The dally schedule follows: a hold, Monday Oct. 24 - Leave Pl. Pleassnt And bathe the pool in perfect peace; sreo, early mornlDe. Travel 1-n to Cam· Then deep recessed lna hurried mind bridge, eaat on 1-70 through Pomoylvanla There cornea a quiet, complete reto Hagerstown, Md. - Martinsburg, W. leaae. Va. area. Before the evening meal, vl&lt FJlen Neal, the Dr. D. R. Dodd farm at Hedgeoville, Gallipoll o, Ohio w. Va. Tuesda;y Oct. 21- VIall the Pete Walker farm ne8r Charlestown, W. Va. Box lunch at U:30 a.m. at llarpero Ferry. Tour tile ~Janctro Ferry National Hlatbrt. ··" · ·. • • , ~l)..l'ark. Las€ sill!) vtolt tlte Muyload ,-elt VlrliP!a BuU Stud, Frederick, Md. 'l'rivel to Blltimore for ovoaln8 meal and lodtPDio Wodnesdsy Oet. 22 - Leave Bait!. GALLIPoLIS - GallU Caunly Prose- more area, travel through Annapolis, cutor llamlln Kine wiU present a short across the Chesapeake Bay Bridge Into program on marijuana MondaJ' evening, the Easlarn Shore areo. Visit Fair Hill Sept. 22, In tlte comm... Pleas Court Room Farm, Edwin c. Fry, Chestertown, M1 of the Gallla Count;y Court House at 7:30 Tour Longwood Gardens, near KeMett Square, Pa., after luncb. VIall the Modell p.m. '1'1111 program will Include a film about Allred Farm, Chathsm, Pa. Stay In tlte marijuana which Prosecutor King recently ehoweclln all the~ Schools tntltecoonb'. Made eapeolally for the teenoge level, le also Informative to aclults l»cauae It gives tnalallt:' not only Into tlte effect& of the dng, but a! so into the reasons for teenage uoage. The prosecutor eald that whlle marijuana usage is not yet a major problem In Gallla Caunly, there io (lreal POMEROY - A RD 1 Middleport man potent!a1 for It becoming ooe. au8lalnecl pslnfUl InJuries to his left arm This, hopefUlly. can 6e prevented by In a two" car accident at 3 p.m. Saturday Informed parenle and teenasers. Klngurg. on the Happy Hollow Road a short dlatanoe eel all J)llrents of teenage children to at. north cl Route 124. tend. The Melp Couni.Y titerltr 8 deport. mont aa1d Bill Gruli>, 26, wast<ealnd at 1N CAMDEN CLARK Veterano Memorial lloopltll In Pl>m•roy POMEROY - Count;y Auditor Gordm for the InJury which Included fractures Caldwell who sulfored a severe heart at. tack Thursdsy Ia tn Camdan Clark Hoapt. at the elbow and wrist and a laceration tal, Parkerabur& IJlatea4 or· St. Joseph lhlt reQIIred 39 atitchos. Grubb wao removed to tlte hoapllal by Pomeroy emer. lloapltll u was prev!ouaiJ amounoed. geney _ _.. Au~es reported carl driven by INTERVIEWS ANNOUNCED RACINE - Appllollllll for teaohar Grubb and Ida Hyaell, Rutland, collided In aide posWoils under the Tltle lproaram a curve. Gnlj) reporteolly wao riding with hla left ann' out tlte window 0( hle auto 0( the s..rthem lAical School Dlatr1ct will be llqrvlewecl from 9 a.m. lo 12 noon wl11111be two vehlclea olde•lriped. No arrelll were reporlejt. Therewu ·a:;~·'at the ~ Hlab Scbool medium .,_to - veblcleo. Man Injured In Accident : Jf YOU ALREADY HAVE A SAVINGS ACCOUNT WITH Tourlola will travel In charterecl IRis from Pc. Pleasant and return there at the end of lite tour. The rwte will be to either Ripley or Ravenswood, then over 1-77 to Cambrldp and east oo 1-70. The charge per persm tor bus and four nl&lrts loclglng lo $75. Meals will be additional and paid for at each stop, Goming VISit the D&D MEAT DISTRIBUTOR day, 0n · ' · Furnishings For Your Home A lllar ' apokeBIIIICI llld onlY two IRioloods o1 tour mernbera mode G1e trill to F1areDoe Wed. neadsy, willie oUlara went lA> lhe lale of Coj)rL Pllllce 1114 the Ius was laYIng a toll blabWa1 wllen It ap. parenU,y blew • tire, oli. tlta · hi&hwaJ IIIII craMed 1n1o an emi»'*-'L Nine aboord lbe :=:::=::::::::::::::::~::::::_\':::::::~:::::::::::..::::=-.:::::c:::::::::::::::::::~::~::. Thlo lo an .Wcatlooal toor, Corter !)01n"!!l out, to pin new Ideas and lnformatlm about dllry farming. There will I» time for enlo7ment and relaxation eacb Dr,\lg· . A J)llat COIMIIII· 27, American i/i~~~~. Ncl..~:-~11!;~.-nl -~~ • > ~ •• II¥ In Colpmhua for a brio! promatlon ' Wearing Apparel For Your .Fami,_ly And ' Clltaracnollte, auperintclndenl 0( the Qlio Sate Patrol, Friday and Saturday Nlglds Unftl 9 . I Welker, beside Rowe, preserted the Ohio flag, and Mrs. Francis IQein, mistress or ceremonies, is next in line. McCreedy Promoted at Rawl~ CCIIII rw,ra111ot11e. lllllb• Feda'al Reserve srst• er, 111111 Roy Rowe, Bookmbolle employe and a veteran. 1be American flag S!jcurefd by COng. Clarence MUI-: er e1rlier, his been nown over the Capitol. Rep. Ra)ph lhe tamUiaa ollhe ln,;lre4. Pa&e I) ¥- ' .. . Feciney..Jionnett Poat i28, Amerlcap Legion, whooaDPI'IJ· era-"" ot laly'a . AMERICAN AND THE STATE FLAGSwereralsedFrl· *· the llllllldl1a .' , clay at Ilia Meigs Bookmobile Headquartero tn P<lllBrl>l' ooncludlcw a special service In cmsenance of Conalitulioo Week. Frun left to right rslalng lhe flago are Paul Cascl, who opoke duriDB the prosram; Walter Bunce, chaplain ot s.r • 'I ' r . -~ - Lancaster, Pa. area for the lliSht. Thursdsy Oet. 24 - Drive Into Chester County, Pa. to vislt the Donald Hos . . l<lltheaFn Pomaylvanla - the 1969 tetter Sr., tarm and the Allen Lee Stoltt .. • Mid - Ohio Vall~ Dairy Tour, Oet. 20- fus Farm, at Honey Brook, Pa. After lunch, 24, elfers a week to remember, according drive to Hershey, Pa. w toUr the Hershey to Bry11011 R. Carter, Gallla Count;y Exton· Chocolate Plant, the world' a largest cho- 11 lira. Minor Ia CCIIcerned. She pcrchaaes 11111111 of her quilt material I from I b e Fabric !llqc, No Ianger are bit& a n d ecnps uaed. Mra. Minor Jill'· cbaaas daerCIII and 111icm by the yard for her orea1:1ona. The botllnsa are daercm. Ullnl such materials keeps bua eacapedlldclrJ, the IJll)ts ''p,dJy IDd Duffy,.. Mrl. Minor says. The IJialer. !ala are eaoy to care for 111111 ANKLE FRAcrtJI!I!2) long narlng. liar _911111 should Mrl. lloralll)' L. Delawder. 1ut a mln111K1111 of 50 years, 57, RL 2 Bidwell,-~ abe oonunenta. to Holzer Macllcal r:-, Flnt Aetlve, lA> say the leaot, Mrl. Ave., at 6:tll p.m. '1111radsy, Minor Ia an avid aardenOr. Her with a lractuncl left aalde. !Ice flower prd0111 are well malo- Wll IQ)INcl wllen abe fell willie talnecl and I IIlilS 0( color, Of. walkla8 down a bill near her 1011 the)' are vlallnd Ill' prdan home. clubs of the COUll\)'. She daao all altho yard ma1ntenanoe work DINNER, FUN PLANNED - 111111 a btl Jard it II - lithe All meml»ra of Chrtatlan a..r. Minor home. II addltiCII, ..,. cheo and Churchaa of Chriat of worko some In the OOIDIIIIudb' the Meigo area are lnvilnd lA> a p>ll.aloe. potluc:k dlmer and fellowship • Not onlY lfrl. Mlaorhlvo hour Sunday al 1:30 p.m. at the a greooc u.unt> It comea lle4(Qrtl .._.,..ado. An after· to rala1Di - · but llbe alao '"""' otaamea hal l»en pla'"'l'd. hal an artllllc hlllld wllen It The !P'OUIIIII are localnd at llle • oomea lA> arrantllnl lbam. Her end of ,_ IlL 33. ....---wlllblue rlbbonl II flower lhoWI. Sbe DAVID E. RIES DIES belanaJ "' u.. Cadell Club. lla vld E. Reea, Baltimore, Her hulband Ia • victim "' Ohio, fonDer lfelp Counl1 root· lllllllple aclerolll. He hal had dec&, 4led early.-.,. In IJDI..,... the 111..... lor 29yeara 111111 baa alb' lloopltal, Columbus. He Wll been uaablo to work (01' lbe Jt,tt prece4ed In dealh b>' hla wile, 15. )fr, MJnooo baa aa1y &nUe Mary, Nov. 1168. F1menl ..,.. vloe1 will M Sunday at 3:30 p.m. for tile enerlle~ """ tal- "' hll wife. . OPEN YOUR SAVINGS ACCOUNT WITH $50.00 AND RECEIVE YOUR FIRST PONCHO FREE ... THEN YOU IIAY PURCHASE UP TO FOUR MORE, FOR ONLY $2.00 EACH. ··:- ' . GALUPOLIS - FI'OII! tlte Ollto River VIII~ to the eastern shore 0( Maryland and then Into the rolling hill ewntry 0( 23. Tour leaders reltaled lA> re. leue lnlormaUCII an liuelacrt. They llld they Mllld tele,llhone .Period. NEED MORE THAN ONE? ' . ' ;. cOlate and cocoa plant. · morning, the group wiU start home, arriving at Pl. Plea- In the 1at.o Of- lng. ReservatiCMIS and IIMDY 11101 M to llld Carter, Count;y ExleDIIIon Allld, Agriculture, P.O. Box 72, r.ollt,po!ll, Oblo 45631 or your local extena1on ...... U Gallla Count;y. ~· obauld ha made 11'\Yable to: Gallle COod;r ADbMI 0( > • • $50.00 or more, and we will give you your Meigs Mcrauder Poncho absolutely free •.• Made of lightweight vinyl, and imprinted In Maroon & Gold colors, these rain ponchos Iii I iHie folks ond big Ialka, too. If you have boon thinking of storting o Savings Account, but hove been putting it off, now is the time to open one. You will earn 4~ on your savirrgs, and have this handy aHicial poncho to boot. - ' ' 32 PAGES nel. Pconeroy and Middleport COUJ>o ence. ells approved the proposals from Thoae 'burt were treated at Ohio Video on May 19. hoapltala. Doctor• How many resident& WiD sign llld a lew were onlY llliiiJll¥ to receive the service hal not ~ and w:e. ~~ to , been ~ ,'VI, char&lt-11. ""nt.Mali!F . , .. ...... loft Columllao, " per mOiith icir each custcltler wltlt no inslallatlon cha111e to be Ohio, "" Sept. 13 111111 arrived Involved If resldems sign for the In lhe llllllt - · They plan service durbw the construction to to Columbus ... Se!t. Just come into our office and open up o Savings Account of • • .. :;,'I.UIIIIeritlnd more." 1 · <! ' ' ' ' The tourists will stay overn181rt In '1'1111 tour of dairY farmo and points lntereot le primarily piiUIIIIId for Ohio tlte Harrisburg, Pa. area. On Frldl.y and West VIrginia dairy fermer•. their 290n0SU Tour Injured son, Gallla """ Melp - · " FREE - When You Open A Savings Account of $50.00 or More. _,.. · ' • • oloo Agent, Agrloulture. Mrs. Ben Neutzllng ot 105 Mo.. ple Place, P<mel'O)', fa attending an executive board meetingofthe American Legloo Auxiliary In Coo lumbus this weekend. She also wW partlclJ)IIIe in a schoQI ot Instructions Saturday for depart. mont chairman of the RehabUI· lation, Chlld Welfare, Amari...,. lam, Cmununlly Senlce and J1>o nlor Activities Cmunl-s. Sesolona WiD I» at the NeU House with Mrs. Melvin W. Junge, del)llrlment preoldent, ot Holgate, Ohio, presld!QI. Mrs. Neutzli!ll is the eighth dlotrlct prelldont and in charge of memberoldp In Fairfield, Perry, Hoctdcw, Athena, Vinton, Jack· .. Po111eroy or Rutland A· . · .}. , · .an rea : ;;..~: , ' · -~- ~ - • PARIS - TilE COI!IMIINISTS AT THE VIETNAKtalka have otepped .., d......,latiCMIB ot U.S. peaoe moves In an _...at...,.. paign to make Preoldont Nbon at least aa toocs1t 11 ,....,... Preoldent l.yndon 8. JohnsOIL Eight months afler his lla118111'8tiiWI ~ a aariea of move a towant dHsoalalirw the llghttcw Nixon 11 ..lnlr.ntad with olmoot . stant charges he Is stepping UP the war. MARRIAGE UCENSE Arnold Johnson, 39, Colwnbuo, and Alma Ruth Shain, 18, Racine. POMEROY NATIONAL BANK , . . ·1:lrltb l'oel Jame~ ~ "Women lri wtaer thla . men becauae they -Ieos and Weather ' Hanoi crowd ~ up altaaV Funeral Home. Friend• """ call at the fUneral home -.,. from 7 to 9 p.m. lllrlal will .. In sacred llaort Cemetery. AYAILAilE AT... '~ · 'f; . ' eptloo In MDaoow within lhree weeke lo diSOUII lhelr bordet CIUU'reL • · 'lllere wu no olllolal ccD!rmatiCII ot the .--t, wbleh IPIW4l thrOUilh Western and neutral ombaslleo. '1'1111 ,/port llld SOVIet l'te• mier Alexei N. Koanln had perauaded adDole l'rllllllpr a.au .EDlal In their brief lalk at Peki~W Alrpori last week to ooaila del,... tlon to Ibis capital to dlscusa the border t:rodlles wlllch ha" oaUIId at least !he pitched hattlea In the J)llst alx monllls. IDe. Roeary 18MCOI will I» held thlo evenlna: at 7:80 at Ewflle WHther The Stor111 With Your Own Blakt.Lee · · TbougbiM:"' ' MOS(X)W- THE SOVIETS TODAY MDctJLA'l'imao ..__ ........,_ ,.,.. ,.. ed roport lllat they will reoehe a tq>.io;el Cammunlat Clilneaa del- (T ochnlcolor) COLOR Sammy Davis, jr. P,ter Lawford ' Communilt lfUfllnil reported cornlnw Caldwell oufrered a oooere heart -.) Brlddea and lfrl. Herman attack Thuroday nightot his home (Ama) Grue11r, all of IUie. In TlfJpers Plains. He is oonlln..__.._ ....._. .~ - 1 ~vu..r, ' •-. .... "'" ed to the lnlenohe care word ot rqr; !P'ondddldren. st. Joaeph HClfllltal In Parker.. Funeral aenloea will be Sol. burg. urda,y at 10 a.m. at lhe Soered llaort Church wlllt lhe Rev. Fa11em11r4 ~ .alolat- TONIGHt, SATURDAY AMD SUI!IDAY SEPT. lt-20-21 O... lo , ....,,. Program "KILLERS THREE" .,m··e·,l. l·,.,., . a..U. ~.. Holllllld. J.u:r tliei!arflrhladld. • , "-" . . . l'oll.. a.Iel Joi\D lla1llx>viii1'Nl4'~ lhe woa·lll t h • ~tore r..- aboot 11.. mbaltea. When be n~ . e ..,, 1111111"' . ailll lhe oar doar woo*"' He 1114'1110 i.Crilo COunt¥ Sherlfl'a no.. P!lrtmont bloodhlllilll ... uled'llwroc~Q, bolt~ ... '*· lif ... Lf&cperlhay "' L.onln ~.toafoodiloarlootW""'IIdl,*tllllll'*~ln . '. ' '' .. swn.~ ·. ~Aoaod-. Korea Visit Educational To Student BY PAT HOUCK GALLIPOLIS - This pasl week Stephanie Gibert, daughter of Dr. an:l Mn. Gordon Gibert, was too close to the e)(pertence or having been in South Korea nine weeks to evaluate all of her tmpoossions of those colorM, energetic people. But one thing was very clear, Through lt, she gained a much deeper appreciation of the advantages or democracy and of the American way ol life. Steptenle, a senior at Miami Uni· versity, (Ohio) participated in the redp. rocal excha~e program of work train- ee ship arranged by students in Economics and Business Foulxled in 19 8, It Is a program rtSEC). managed by stude s. It Ls acthe in 49 countries, and is the largest organization of lt.s kind in the United States. Miss Gibert spent 10 days In Japan and n1ne weeks In seoul. Kor& Tolcyo wai ,JUst like a ' 1>111 !lew 'l:«k ttt1.'• Tht ·ywcA there has just two J~nese scyled rooms. "I had to aok for the Japanese rooms," she said WhUe in Korea she stayed with the Korean landly of Huh. The Cather,presf .. dent of two large firms, was the camuy head In the old sense. He was fed first, the best food; he entered the room first. He arranged the marriages oChisdaughters. In the rooms of the Huh home there is very Little furniture. Small items common in American homes are kept out of sight in cupboards in Korean bootes. The food is prepared in the kitchen, then carried to another room on little tables. Early TV dinners? The chopsticks in the Huh home were silver. The Gallipolitan said, ''ltwasdif... ficult to master them because they were heavier and shorter than the woOOen ones I had learned to use." Most of the rood was highly seasoned, marinated, or bland, alm_ost tasteless rice. "I really learned to like rice," she said, ''Blt J wasn't fondofwhatthey call deasert. A form or uncooked pie dough with cinnamon and sugar. The custom there is to eat a late breakfast, lunch at 2 p. m., and dinner at 8 p. m. Dinner is served to the father first on a separate table. .. All these meals are about the same," stephanie said. "Most or the families where I lived are not westernized," she contiooed. "The girls are not allowed to date. ••Betng American, I was treated royally. I was taken to work by a chauft'eur ani alwus treated like a lady. even to "* i > . ' ' ··'·~~· ' ~v , . fl' ... :~o, . . STEPliANIE GIBERT, In lrldlt!CIIelKorean dress, celebrated her 21st blrtbilly In South Korea. II features embroido&'y work on the center front and arowad U. sleeves alii neck (note the unus.J. t)1De ollhe !root how). The two-pieoedreashaa no bllttons aid no zipper. It is held with ties. The drawstdng purse abe balds wu also handmade to match tile dre11. being allowed to enter ahead of a man.: "They think Americans can do no wrong. They say, 'You fought roruL You shed blood for us•." The atmosphere in South Korea Ia one of fear, with barbed wire on tops of walls that surround the homes. They still fear the communists to the north. No stranger is admi~ to a home without identification. u Fear that is almost unbelieveable permeates everythq,,. she said. The wa,y Koreans construct build~s fascinated Stephanie. ~'They build a 10 story building tn six months, by work-Ing all dal' am night wllh just mo._er and no machines," she said. Even thOUgh there is a lot of bull~ ing, less than tOper centofthe roads are paved. The principal transportation is (Continued oo page 3) � 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 19, 1969 rees whitlock