https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/31cd2ca94396abc6657facf9748a0f32.pdf 71da37823d00d2e93ab52851bb4c0cef PDF Text Text l<l;ii • , , 1JI.l:, 'l'llii,Dilly Se~IMI, Pmlero.r·Ml<ldleport, 0.~ • '!bur~, ••tt; INs ' MURIEL lAWRBNt.;B ... ' Scan Kin With Cool Eye DEAR MRS. LAWRENCE: A close friend her aged parents' servant and nurse. It also of mine, unmarried, lives with her parents, makes her the voiceless servant of her broth· now In their late 80s. As they are ailing, they ers and sisters. need her constant care. Confined to the house So your friend could find herself In a much as she is, she's very resentful of the situation, leakier boat. particularly as her married sisters appear only in emergencies. Yet they will want their Aged, ailing parents cannot consider us. shares of their parents' possessions after their deaths. Why then don't they take turns What concerns them is the helpless baby's dread of desertion revived by the helplessat looking after them? ness of age. So, to expect their consideration for us is only to expose ourselves to repeated ANSWER: Because they don't want to. And disappointments. As to our brothers and your friend would be sensible to accept lhls sisters, their affectionate concern for us Js ao the fact Instead of resisting what sbe re· not always, you know, what it's been cracked &ard• as its "lnjustlee." up to he. Moreover, she possesses an advantage not For these reasons, a circwnstaoce of this always granted to the caring child of aged parents. She is permitted to define an ~'emer­ kind is really a command to known the truth about our relatives we've been trained to gency" to her sUiters. avoid knowing. Many married children of aged parents do If we are brave enough to know it our sennot grant this privilege to the caring child. timental expectations of them redtk,e them· They deny the emergencies that arise. It's a selves and we can pull through. But if we're Irick that allows them to preserve their con· not brave enough, our strength is drained by ociences as well as their pocketbooks. They constant conftict between the kind of people can veto the caring child's suggestion for emthey've told us they are and the real people ployment of a practical nurse while refusing they actually are. to make any alternative suggestions. It's a trick that turns the caring chlld not just into son ol Clarence Gilkey, 22 Railrood st., Middleport, Ohio, com. Windon Family Basic on August 23 Reunion Held Mr. and Mrs. Dallas Llghtloot pleted a field artlllery repair ot 1294 MUI St., Middleport, recourse July 9 at the Army Ordceived word tMt their grandson, A reunion of the chUdren or rumce Center and School, AberPvt. Harold Llghttoot cremeans Ethel and Joe wt.- was held deen Proving Ground, Md will complete his basic training &mday at the Pomeroy Route 3 . 23• home o! Mr. and Mrs. Virgil on Aug. . ' :::;;;;:::;, TONIGHT & FRIDAY AUGUST 1· 2 (Double Feature) \1 DEVIL'S ANGELS '1 (Color) John Cessavetes Be,.rly Adams PLUS ~phia Loren - P.eul Newman David Niven I'LadyL"' He entered the U. S. Army on Windon. June 17. His address ls Pvt. £-1 Attending were Mr. and Mra. Harold Hlghtloot Cremeons, RA Wylllt Windon, Torry and Gory o! 11710569; Co. E, lOth Bn., 2MD Grove ClVi Mr. ~ Mra. Mllea try. Brg.; 1st Platoon, F 0 r 1 McFarland, Columbus; Mrs. Vir· Jackson, s. c. 29207. Lightfoot gtnla I!IIYior, Kenneth Wendell, is the son or Mrs. Walter Lee, Ralph and Cathy of Addisoni Mr. ond Mro. Wllid Windon, Mr. and Jr., Pomeroy. Mrs. D. M. Morgan, Mr. and Mrs. James WllJ, Becky, Bren- r--------.. MEIGS THEA11£ TONIGHT, AUGUST 1 ;>. - ,I (Color) '*""" 1111'......, - •• held at the Gaul home on the last SATURDAY, AUGUST 3 (DOUBLE FEATIJRE) &lndll3 In July. "F1RST TO F1GHT• 1 ICbad Everett • Marilyn DeYin PLUS IC•rlig ste"'"' · Laura Devon "GUNN... NUMBER ONE!" , lha tltY utled ·till'""' "lth )'at ...,.eot>led, - . which llld·booq !urnlohocl Naontl~• In antlcltildOn oflbolr'Yialt ~ wu: o.vli a quao. of food In Ill'! rd'Jaentnr, MenPr• o! tbo·Relo•.·Mr. ~· ,, Problems !aclrc lbo b1c Clt.Y tchool district no to keep !rom .'#paying r... lbo problems therllotourUves." _.,IIIODOY · "••tlonllv w. Chuck. The !amlly moved to Mid· THE TRADrriONAL observance ot the birthday anniversaries of Miss Lucretia Genheimer and Mias Ada Genhelmer, July 27 and 29reapeetlvely, tookplaco on the weekend. Miss Martha Genhelmer o! Columbuo was down to prepuo a dlmer and cake tor her aunts, IODlethlnl she'll done tor a number of years. Incidentally, anotller. niece, Pauline, who Is associated wttll lbo U.S. Hoaltll Department Ia )Ill back from an asalgnmont in Bermuda. Martha, by the WB¥1 liOrks with heart paUonto at IJnl. Waverly Wedneeda,y where hewa1 ach.Wled to dedicate a new yooth bulldtnr at tho Pike Count.Y Falrgl'OIIIIds. The cereiiiOIIj' waa part II( lha total emp.aals oo )'QIIh program a at c01111t.Y !alro lhrouih· out Ohio. Away , •• on Purpose WASHINGTON (UP0 - Sonale Actloo m Abe Fortas to be chief justica waa blocked nnW alleall Stplomber Wednesday when tho Senate Judiciary Commltioo !all. ed to muster a op>rum to conald· er hts nomJnaUon. EIIJerfel•• 11 Pt•rtr An O,.a • ' . .The deocendtnts or · Janiu Wcite wW hold !heir annntl reunion at, the reatdent:o o! Mr. oad Mro." Clrl'GII Norria, ·Syr0: cuse, on sunda)', Auausl4. Apt.. nlc lunch will be obsorvacl at VOL. XXI NO. All !rtoado and relatl'"' cor. dlally Invited .. FrNIJ ••• s.tur.., Nlllth Wollen's "Crest" Uniforms EYECATCHER NYLONS BY BERKSHIRE 99c A PAIR All sizes - Excellent selection or Colora. Choo.e seamleu stretch nylons. Cantrece, or mesh aeamles11. ' \ ' ' ' I ! News .•. in Briefs Sizes 10 to 13, relnlorced toe and haeL For work, lor pill, lor e.vfYIIIl. Frldl¥ 11111 Sat- urdaY. 2 palr.l.OO Salel IIJs W~lk Shorts . DEAR POLLY-My three young children all like to do jig. saw puzzles but they manage to mix up the pieces from as many as six puzzles. Rather than having to atop several times a dny to sort out tbe pieces-sometime• almost Impossible without working the puzzle-! find It is better to mark a dlf. ferent letter of the alphabet on tbe back of each piece of each puzzle. This enables the children to know which pieces are for which puzzle and also helps them to recognize the letters of the alphabet. The shelf for chalk and eraser on the youngster's chalk board Is so narrow the chalk was forever lalllng on tbe ftoor or being acurrled away by the dog so I attached a small dec· orated hox with ribbon to hold the chalk and eraser.-MRS. I !' . Walk Shor.ts Mont 2,95 WALK SHORTS.................................. Solo $1.50 Mono 3.95 WAL~. SHORTL..-"' ..···- '·'-··-··'-·- ··c .. .S..lo $2.00 Mono U9 .WALK SHORTS ............................\..,.. Solo $2.25 LDREN'S SHOES FOR SCHOOL & DRESS BUSTER BROWNS AND OTHERS " ' I I I I 1 1 ~-------------------1 IT ALlAN SANDALS Rea. Values to 6.00 •••••• -3.00-3.50 Ret. Vah•s 3. 99 to 5.99 2.5CJ.3.~3.50 an-Canadqy till Middle Block Next to Elberfelds POMEROY'S QUALITY SHOE STORE i 1 I I I DEAR POLLY-I have had several strokes and ftnd nothing more useful for my crippled condition than a television push carl. I use it In walking and In doing household chorea. I have tied an ordlnary grater to the top of It andbesetcarried on it thlnga !bat are to from place to place. This keeps them from slipping. I tied a deep fat frying basket to the top to carry things !bat could be .,. sp,llled when I am working In the kitchen. Oh! What a wondorlul help lhll II to me. You can set your spillable items In the batket (first linecl wltb aluminum loll) and find you can do thlnp at home even though you are too crippled lo go outalde the home lor actlvl· ' ttos.-EDNA Twin Bed Set Made by Serta, set includes smooth q lnnerspriJW mattress, 1m oprlrco, held board and !rime. 79.00 · ·set 'DEAR POLLY and Mro. F. F. Jr,-JI!;r ·IIJlom and I took care ol her lor three year1. " that you have p ph~alcal llleraplat can do wonders right from the table next to mom and It wai~"l wanted somelhlng, a to uae for exercising comb and in a rulilier tse . PER IN THE HOUSEWARES DEPARTMENT OH TH! 1ST fLOOR 21.95 OOIIIHION fAN •••••••••••••••• ..SAL'E $17.00 37.9S GEH!RAL !L!CTRIC fAN •••••••• ·SAL! $22.00 49.9S G!NERAL ELECTRIC fAN •••••• ~. ·$ALl $34.00 .' llqlln o! RC~ .... All '1111>1: aild to ... .. ...... ' lloOr llld IOIIIi RADio$, tLOCl<' . . ' - ' · Slit • llctS & frl•ll,llnts/ . We oro offtri"' Itt an" w•l( a11ott•CI Ufllt" O!tf trlrMIIftll onll ' t.ct. . ;, , tOO 'tlfi~,tl , r1 • htc:ludH In thl• ..afort~1nt1 Ci~on ond ,ntl•,.•· ~•port~ t,ct, frlnlo~ ey•t•f, ~~~· trllllmlng.. ,C.ntl cl•nr ond chl,.,~l"h'. fee.-:: · · Tho,. triM~,-t~ _..., In 1 to ~ 1ft~' w~fh•, ~~hlto ,.Mt iotOt•· THIS We£KlHO ... VI$1T THE M~SIC DEPARTMENT OM TH! 2ND fLOOR. YWU ·: Weather '. GMeraiiJ lalt toafj)i, ..... Ia • . _ SGo and lonr IOI•1'1rib' eloooll' ond a IIUio - - Sot. ,unla,y. Of'lJw Meigs·MUIOII Area PS)MEROY.MIDDLEPORT. OHIO for lire~_...,, 'l1lo lOY)" pr<lfiOOil' approved Action waa al10 taken to om· plOf the Blacktllp COmpalv, Mar· lotte, to do 011 severtl WJPO•Od llrooto IncludIng tllo Rond Ji>ld to tllo ,end ol tile -•tlon line lllllf.lbo Phillip Donovan reo!dence. '1bo work wilt be IIIIer IIIIa -·-eeal """ by coundl Tlllreciay nlalll to be placed on tile ballot at tile re<ilell ol the volunteer Rre dopartmonl; would Pi'twldo !Uncia for a nve year pariod to por. chlae tlre apparatus. appllaoeea lllOIIIh. ond bulldlnp, and to J>03 lireCouncil also voted to J>03 Mil· men's eont.\)enaatlon. lor Constructlnn Co., Junction !b'racuse has .., pUblte !lulds Clt.Y, tho remaining $2,2oo owad · to do!roy Rre departmont ... .. Mayor Berman London laoued a warning to 0111101'1 of vacant lot& lbat, ''They nwll 11e door. eel ol weeda lmmedlalely or lace ~llibl! legal ·~· -· Attending wore Mayor London, i!.y United Pre•• lnternatlonol Clark Rlchardlluckworlh, Treao. p ARlS - A HANOI SPOKESMAN todl3' ICCUiad lbo United nrer Georgei!OimanandCounclt· Stateo o! lhreateniJW to tnteastl)' tile VIetnam war by roaumlrc full· OFfl!R TOP liD - A ~ U. Ohio VallO)' Ctrlof men AI Lipscomb, Arllllr ~1orale bombiJW of tile North. Be branded President Johnson and sec. about 30 Churcbeo of Christ In lbo area, oflsred lbo mp bid of fl,SOO lor tbo - . J School buJI4. ve..,r, Troy Zwilling and Rob· retary of S.:.tt Dean Rllllk "·•hamlleae Uara." 1JW and grounds at 1 public aucUoo c-.ctad by lbo lllelga Local Boord o! Ed•....U• Thuroda;y art Wtngott. NBUI'eD Thanh Lo, SJMibaman lor tbo North Vletnamoao dol .. evenlllg. The Chrllllan SerYice gr<q> lnteado to use lbo tlloWt,y for a IUDII!IOr JQUih ceq) and caUoo at the lkeeko<lld deadlocked talks wltll Washington, lol4 other year-rOWid meetiJWs. Picture&, !rom loll !ollowlng U. blddlas. are Goorge Hiorera'"'• -•mon Bnlk and Jallnson bad acc:arwanfed c:ondemnlitons o! !iqJL o! Meigs Local School District; Jackie Miller, chairman o! lbo Chrllllan Service .. l!anol actl0118 wltll lbo dl•ch o! IIIOibor f,$110 American soldiers oat tho! apor. Committee; E. J. ~...,, mlnllller, Lopn Church of Ctrloq Wonds, mlllloter of P tlon o! the money from tile lOY)" to Vtotnua. l'VY Church o! Chrlat; Jolm Wallace, aosbtant chairman o! lbo ODculh" cmunttteo, and Frlllk would lie plaond In reserve to , W. Porter, Jr., school board m - who served 11 auctioneer. 'l1lo hoard lolo aet 0111bo bid DETROIT - NEARLY ONE MILLION MORE ctrs l'ero pro. help Pl3 tile coli ol 1 now Rre ~ LB~ at 1 meatlng this coming Tueoday night - Seallnol P'ckl.ced bJ the nltiOD'I ''biJ tbree' t\Utomakers Jn the flnt seven Jtat1on. The ftre station pro. month& of thiJ I'NI' t1Jan In U., SIDle period of 1967. posed would be bunt 011 tile ~ra. . If . General Motors Corp., Ford Motor CO. IDd Chry•ler Corp, to- . CUBe Munlclpal Park ~~ ~~<::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::.~!::::;:. dl.y reported productloo by lbotr U.S. planto tlu'tJuih July ~eel ond wllll addiU,.W !IIndo pro. By United Preaslllternalloaal bornbblg o! lila North. P.. Reser.. seal tickets to 5,287,789 cara, C<IIIIJIIl'ed to t,318,120 Jut year. Tba ae~ vlllod ll'ont the · town' I BOIIIral VIce Proalck!nl Hnberl H. John""' alao hlmed lbat the Blei(l Marauder home !ootliiiJI ....el~ 1 ~· WI by Jiil,y ciidlat. wtiloh lnct•llid 38 per IUDd, wowd lneludt 10011 hall IJumpllrey. Ia uafoldtnr ~. VIet· llulted States mlibt even have boll lames are ,_ on Bale celit- ll'am 38t;eu In '"'' 10 ~A~.dlri&l"i'Diclidli. · · · · 1ftaiQiarlet8 ond re...- ·'111m -••artance'lllllli!P.W»· 10'',_11ir1 t11o ...., • • 1 a Ia.... •••;onet'alJ•bll~nc· 9JII'Iert. tdeDI at a time wh., ...,... Is o cllanco that Hend Collc)J Charles Chsncey, S1ale QI'OI'al lor tlie plan o1 lbo admlnlllrlllon to stll!enlng "" will ba .. to act proltljllly on today, STAMFOJUi, CONN. - WILLIAM F. Buckley, Jr., editor of additional military measures If They ma,y ba purchased at lbo coosenatlve Na~ Re;Jew and a orio-llme candidate lor ...,. tile J)I'OSJOIOC)Ii.cll~ hal otreaclfl Ita polltton on tile war. In racognltton o! "outalond· American Legion national beadpined, but mono,y b not TlwlrodoJ Humpilrey rebuked lbo enemy )lila our men In dan- 111o New York ClothiJW House, ing sarvlce to children and youtll quortera In llldlanapolb, Ind., "!' In New Yorll, wu hoopltallzed with a broken collar bone todl3' avlillble to begin ccmatructlon. the Sllgm pemmentforWI'QJi· ger," he aald. Pomeroy; Western Auto. Mfd. r::l Pomeroy, "Drew Webster Polt was preaented to the poll alter a 11oat1rc acclclenl on Loow island Sound. c.uncll, 1n other acttvlt,y, vot. ly !mprisonlni peaca candidate Humpllrey told a women' • dloport, and Rutland Furniture, Beckley was doacrlllld as In "~lrly good condition" In SlanJ. 39 II( the American Legion hss Conunandor Hlllllol rolQed Tickets wUI be on oa1e ..,. been cited by the national orpn.. nuch of the crtdll for lbo 1ward Cord H0111ttal. IIIJ wlte Patricia and a pst, Prlnce10 Joan UcJ>. eel 1o purchase 1 .51 aero tract Truons Dlnh Dzu for advocJII. luncheon Thnrod13 he wanted to til ~L 1. The cost o! each, teaotaln, also oufternd mi..., Injuries llut were trolled oolbo boo~ of land ll'ont D. 1. COOley, Alii· ing Ialka wltll tile Commlmllls "dedicate the rest of my lt!e to lzalloo, l'llll Col1111Wlder IJon. to Russell W, llloore, who Ia poii ens, at a cost at $900. The ad. as a means to end the war· peace, 11 which 81tltles the holder to aid L. Humel, disclosed todl3'. child welfare dlalrmln. lllooro, MANILA - PIIUAWN EARTJ!QUAKES STRUCK this city ot dlllonal parcel will complete lbo Tho dl3 before tile Democf~ He added, "Not only am I wJU. live hoole games, to $7.25. Slped by National Commander besides being active In Legion . 3 miWCXJ todl3', IDIIIhJrc live large buildings, cracking lhou-0 , tic prellldontlal ~ advOcat- ing to walk more than 111111 OX· William E. Galbraith and Eighth olralro, to PrtnclPat oflbo llelp Jhoro and januniJW bolpttala with eaoualtles. nde AdJvities eel holding !rea election& in Ira milo, I am willing to outror ·:::<<•::;::::<«':•::::::::::::;::::::::::::::::::::::<:::::::::::::::: Olotrlct, Department o! 0 h I o Conaollclaled Junior H1giJ Sc~ · ' Mo.yor Antonio Vlllepnlald be countoc1 aovltl dend but POllee SoldiJ Vlelnam - wttll ''anY groaUy to get peace. Child Welfare Chairman Wayne ond is Molga Hid> School baooLt. Santoa Coplatrallo llld 111o Filipino ~ttal'o worot qnokea tn group lnclndtnr Communists" "Connnunlots are allowed to Church, tile cttalloo from t h e ball coach. ;~ amral docodas" ldlled at 1aa11200 par•ona. 81,649.50 partlclpatiqr- an otep toward nm lor olllce In the U n I t e d "Child welfare Is one o1 Ill. establllldna a government In i States, n he said. ''I see no reaReCelpta lor tho olltce of Mra. VIo4nam at peace " I t b Ito 1111 why they shoold DOl be aJ. Amerlean Leekm•s basic pro.. · DETROIT - THE RECORD BOOKS will oliOw the longest- Evelyn Lulie, Molls C o u r t grama, ' 1 Commander HwDe1 iz.. lowed to nm for otnee there." , • ,lor now- blacloiU\. In lha United States laoted %67 daYL The Clerk of Courts, for tile moalllof netahhors. Two <An Damaged plaiDed. .,AD!I we are proud t1s11t Presided! Jollnaon llld In an Tho VIce prealdont's lland m . ·' ,News and lbo mornlnr Free Prell ,....bad tentative IIJ'OODIIDI July at the result o! automotive our etrorts have ._eel 'TIIIrsdo)' with lha Jut lllrildng crall union, tile mallera, and IJn. title activities totaled $1,849.50. unscheWled news ...,...,,.. both !reo elocttoos and t h o with IIIla citation from Thlll'!!day Afternoon tional orpnloallm." lbo naWodaesdo)' that report& of an imprhonment o! TI'IIOIIII Dlnh .modllinly bopn P:4llrltions to ro8UIII8 pllbltcatton, prdJollly During tllo l!llll1tb lllo· olllee Impending Communist ol!anol.. Dzu lo canlriii'Y to admtnlstra. :Aug. 9, TWo cars were damaged in an faiOied 815 certlllcales of tltie; In South VIetnam precludad 11111 lion poUey, Each of !be more thon 16,000 •' accident on E. Main st., ln Porn~ %51 llllatloDa of Uen; 169 memo. ....:' polio o! lbo nalloo Ia · - · AdmlnlllraUon olllclals have COLUMIIVS - GOV. JAMFS A. RHODE'S haa unl)or conlllderl>- r....,..s; 178 caneellallona or poostblo halt In tile limited u. S. eroy at 4:25p.m. Thursday, Pom- to submit on 1111111 r!!IIOfl ol Palnttngo by Meigs County boon !orbtdden to cornmeal on tloo ~ a requoot lor ·a IIPIIclal aaaolon o! lbo Ohio General AJ;.. !ten; 53% appllcalloos, a!!ldaVlts eroy pollee sold Its programa ond acttYIIiea 011 amateur artists wW again be o !be JIWiishment givan Dzu, t h e oembly. 1'he r"'"*ll ,... made by Paul JJaaprd, a Republican canA car drlwn by Leo Vaughsn, behalf of chltdrta and ymtb. Oil, and lllll&nmenll and 1t - · Slllaun lai!Yer aC<Used or ad\>o. feature o!tho MolgaCount,yFalr. 17, PCIJleroy, struck the rear didate lor lbo state lttllelaturo. MARRIAGE Af'PLICATION llad eapltl. or tho total ... Work by local artlato was tn. or a car driven by John Patter.. the basts ollts report lllr the 12. Larry R13 Laudormllt, 2~, eating compromise wltll I h o "*IPnl W)Dia· tJiO sjeclal IOIUOII to dO IOIIIOtiJinc about lbo colpta, lbo OWIII1'• llharo •• pnrlnd ending ~ 31, tldt ll'oclucad to oor !olr only • r... son, 60, Racine. The Patterson coneoUatlon or tnauranco .l!t riot areas by lnsuranco firm• and lbo $1,263 whllo the 11a1e will re. Pomeroy' laborer, and Bar riot Comnwnllla. year, the Pomeroy poll was roc. ,....., ...,, ond baa grown to refulll of the cOJI1PUdea to lillure prq181'f.Y In lbo areao. .JunO Bible, 28, RL '1, Mi<ldl0110rt. car hod stopped lor lbo Pome..... $396.50. be a real hl&1lilBht o! tile ex. rG1 emergency squid vehicle, ognlzed Amoag lbo activities and JII'Ohiblto. Neither polntlnga ''by police said. Minor damages were grams which Ol1'lled thiJ .....,..· mamber," or tube palnt.lna:s, are incurred to lbo Pattersoo car and accoptocl for dllj)lf3. All places medh.. to the Vaul!hsn car, nition lor the poll ware oo • .. accepted mull be "'dppod for There were no Injuries. The In- IIJIOIIODrship, ...... port l'llll 128 ond Rlllland banclng. vestigation Is continuing, pollee t67, oflbo Molp Colllt.Y Amero MIBJ Jessie Slunder& is su~ st.ted. lean Legion ba_.l 1e1111; co • ~nt orthoamalaJrpatnt• IIJIOIIODrship of two bOlt lXI Boya ing department. !late; a proJect In whldl , _• MINI-THEATERS TO OPEN Iii each of the 19 classe&, llrat CINCINNATI (UP!) - Clneln· bors repaired bleydeo for I b 1 and seeoncl place awards, botb oosh and ribbon, will be given, nail will become one or lbo !trll llolge Count.Y Chlldrtl!'t llcmf a1ooJi with honorllble merrtfons. cttioa In lbo nation to h av e whereabout30mallboua'ooflallot A ''bell In show" award will umJnl-etnes" "Chis tall when two went, In addition lXI lbo poiioliO be made bj !be • • • ISO • seat movie llleators open. Yidtnr partJ; I - f t In lbo oil, or acryltc painting, Tha two llloalerl will be localod lXI IOVOral Jocol cblrl. area and will Ilea, ond a contrlllUIIott to lllo woter oolora, IJ!d drawtn~o char· In U.e coal w poatel cateaortoa, lhere be managed by Mld.state Thea· local IIC!Iool for retardocl diU. dren. are claasea lor land..., 1ro1n ter Coop. nature, portrait from Ule, IIIII '. lilt, marine atucb', ftower IIIU~, ()o . and animal atucb'. •' Sentca,,_....., Humphrev J Stance 1s •nos •ng • r .. Title I Benefits Proved Valuahle .YARD Plain White E,.velopes- •.. ' ' rv ' I The~~~ f !" Speaking of Sclwols - No. 51 SAVE! PORTABLE ELECTRIC FANS STEREOS-TAPE PRODUC:TS•CP.LOR. BLACK AND WHITE TV-~~UIII,:E TV~ to clo al-• . . PaJntings At Fair Solido ond Twoodo ................... :....................................SBB.oci NEW ~969 RCA. R~DIOS ·~ more... ".41111 ... - committee. u'l1\la Ia where our r14Ura ~/ 'om." Popular Another Shlp.,.nt fuot rocolvK-Sizu 9x15, 12x12, 12x1S, 12x13~, 12xl8 ond 12x21. Nylon, Acrllan, Horculono. 6la Inch length .............................. .............................15c pkf. 10 Inch lonwth ........................................................ .25c i>kt· . " "RJahP...,, If II ~t· filr ;,:;- ,,: ''You Jult eao•t allow every ,~ ., 1ear to add t,ooo more dr_.lt !ederal IIICIIIOJ, I don't where wo W<lllld , ao. • llld 1111 ~ . : to the atreetr,'' he tctld the en tint Produee Size Rugs - 25 bandod In a packago-gummod flap i .••. ready lor JobL • . Jom""'' \ D. L. W. DEAR POLLY-My husband broke his leg and will be on crutches lor quite awhile. He bas to wear white shirts most of the time and his lihlrts are rapidly turning bhu:k under the armpits where the crutches rub. 1 have tried ocrubbmg and bleaChing but tney still look filthy. I certainly hope some reader can think ol something before I end up buying aline,. shirts.- PATi'Y Weyl - batter IIIII Ill get them Drew Webster Post 39 Sizes 29 to 42 walot Moll all are permanonl proas. Not every otzeln ovary oolor. WhUe tboy lpL ·- -- Lady Jewel 75" CoHon, 25" Royon. Machine wo1holtle, Pull bed Of" twin b.d alu1. • WHITE AHD SOLID COLORS···. • • •••••••••••• J2.91 ROYAL GA.RDEN\,100"' Cotton. Ro~Jndecl conMJI, clecO' cttor c:olofl, o beautiful spread. full ond twin bed alee • • •• ~ 6 ..f9 • VILVETONE-CHENILLE. SPREAD-twin bed tlu. Lint f,.o, l; .. lfcl colo;, oncl whUe • • • • • • . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4.39 ! P " ' - - - -Pollr's Problem-----. II••••" l!chool. ehlld this COWed childr<n, tricl wu llriiP alto ulool .!ur - ~ lllr lbomlill ,Ui cit'.., cuthock In &ioioini ueaHil t.,.mauw year!' . ... IIDill lor -.cicadonal eel- he 1114. '4We • rocolvod was . ,, at1Y ~,!·.pointed Sin,• 619 11-not overy slu ln.o•ory st1lo. Boyo 2.95 ond 2.49 WALK SHOII,TS... ..,.. .....:.... $alo $1.50 Boys 3.95 and 3.49 WALK $HORT·S..~......... /~I.o $2.00 ~·· .. . DRAPERY DEPARTMENT -2ND FLOOR SaleI 'llltlch . tho dlllrict cltl•.,. VACUUM CLEANER. UPRIGHTS, PORTABLES AND CONSTELLATIONS. By POLLY CRAMER roi- lOY)" at the NOVember electlnn ~ POLL\"S POINTERS A Television Cart Is Aid to Handicapped 000 .cbiidn.n to CleveiiU\d .ChOOia , m<n ,_ , lor Ot lht chlidren It U.. . ocilool wer- "Wo ho.. ~ to PI .lo lbo r8ciqcld 'u... _.. IIOt l!lit p~ t!Je1l!IIC• were. "-It or 11'1 Iiiii ba 'Pirl111 _.....,,. council will ask Its btook owned by ilia town u 'nw· on a water extenaton tnto the ·to 1101e oo a two • mUl niclptl pari! _.-t,y. newly amoxed area ol the town. "E$.5 SOCKS 3 pairs 1.00 ·ller ·chaol,." he laid, o,PIIIaii1B was lbo pmit10111 'II~ .. BriiP tlto anternd 1 MEH:s 69c KIRBURY IAH~OH ' St .., 3 to 20, Rotular and Junlort... ............................. 6.981 St ... ~~~to 2~lL ...........................................................7.98 , n ·········· ··~·············· CUSHION SOLE SOCI Reidy to !Year depa-0111 2nd Qoor. . Latest !aahlon unilormo - - white - UUie or no ll'Oiilng. Coac:hmtn at,yle, shill and llltedmodelo, button!rontor zip baclf. Sizes 3 to 20, Regular and Junior a . , •• ANOTHER SHIPMENT chlldi'en OJ , •'!' ~ lillw '-..al . of and of pollee- neadod Ill t!'e ' · Patrick Henry Jl!lllnr JUab lo och9oJ, •."e';;ono of~·ao,. u.~dtetrlct· 1M fULl II!D SIZE •.• ••• • .... • •••• ·••• •.• •• ,. ••• .• .C.95 MEN'S COTTOH cJwia" " ·.,II worked. Wo 101 order out and other urbaa tchool IQ'IIO!Ilt • -"': "ordef oUt ~ Our Sl .. pcraft quallt,.-ha• •lo1tlc anChOJ bonds tG hold firmly . . 1rt:.Pia", JnOchhti .walhabl•,, neW ~aft filling of Calocloucl. TWIN to.tS DRESSES···· ••••••••••• ••••••• SALE US 11.95 DRESSES···· •• • •••••••• •• ••••• SALE 7.95 12.95 DRESSES·· · ··.· •• • •••.••• • •••• SALE 8.75 13.9S DRESSES • •• • ••••••••••••••••••. SALE 9.7S IUS DRESSES······· •••••••• •• •·• ···SALE 10.75 16.50 DRES5E5 • • • • • • • • • •• •• · - ·· ••• ··SALE 11.7S 19. SO DRESSES • • ............ .. • • •••• ·SALE 1US ;.o·brealillol' be8>re ...W.. ~ • Tax·Levy 2 'Mills- Sought In ·Syracuse · for Fire Dept. 9 Qulhd Mattress Pads On the 2nd floqr-Selected from our r•tulor 1toclt. Siul: Junior Revulor and Half Sl:1e1 ~. Devoled To Use our convtnitnt par~ing lot on 2nd Street while ah.plng of going to the' drug itor•. or fnau"'nee office or Court House. It's for the convenience of shopper's in Pomeroy. We DO hove our all day free 'Parking lot next to our Mechanic St. Stare. , ' Salel Womens Dresses · 'l!.h ·h;;;,:. bocliuse Itt 'llld gO!o- NBjiOleon, 1, olllji8J'Or · of France, waa born In Corsica. NEW ABOUT TOWN are Mr. and Mro. Charles Adamo and children, Timmy, hryl and Gnllt 11'1 haft." eater," he lol4 .lbo year In li!GW, '·~- · '•' ·, ' ·I dl.trlct wa'o . , ~ ,who . ~ tho . <ljjld breal<fl.!t . Now You Know Plan Wolfe Reunion - but , ~ ' uea11on 111111 aa ioarUer 'olartlrc . "We UHd thl Diol01 tar mi .. of h lnstruct!Oo .of the .artDOl . ·Aid io Dt!londOIII Chlldi'en ftlndo amount ... tnotoo In tile ochool .,.. .llvi PI'OII'IJDI, !~Illite J!ork hid cauchl a YooJWateo· atler he' alq with lt. ochool fO!JIId&tlon - l b o ChlldrOft, tutoriJW, U&- IOIIIL hod eatea a Jar and a hal! or "moaOJo, · ~ . D.. Problem "It to 'fd~kell aad ~ Jrc lbo boWIIJW at niBJt llld white paote," oald ~ As a reault or tile h2 ,. wa,y to PI aid to lbo ell~ employJrc part lime, taae~ro." 'l1lo .~nllllid a ..... . . ••No glue 11 nflter, mu;J~ cehed • hllf •ot tbe aebool iqed child," he lllld. "II t~· 'lle hi Jt'1. tor~ ,problem !aciJW Clevoland "1 . Wal Ill 1 datlroi;m cme I'. IUo answer to thot and oilier .da.y w11en a taaeher 1o14 me she t P'lffi. Iormor COIIIIJ'OPtiCIIIII Olller1:lhal wttll dtnllera aDd "1....-e was a ', ' ' ' ' I picnic and a potl,uck held In tbetr ' - at ihe <hllr<IJiio. ; · 0,: Mrs. While at JllrUngton, lha pdal rnlnl•ter spoke at.. bqth lbo Valley of Acre Cblrch at Nqley, and at lbo Clmelton Llndl ctUk, JohMte, Bli>tlll Church, the charge which he pasl4red ju&t be8>re ~ Juley iad Jonnli, Le~ar~, VLI to Middleport a year qo. Mr. IIIII Mro. Plilllp Kentzto, Mr, Tha Slmooa !amllytsnowhome verslt.Y I!Oij)ltal. and Mrs. -KO!Jtzto; Mt. Alto, WW!am WtnebroMor and Eliza. and tile minister will be In hit ROCK SPRINGS resldeilla are bath Morrltto local. own )lllptt &mciay. While on va. cation they Yl~ wltllthelrpar. more !ban -oclatlve for the ents, Mro. Htcbotue Slnmns ond lliht which hs& been lnslllted by Mrs. Eva Carpel, both of Pblla. lbo 5alitbur7 trusteao In tile dtlpllla, spent a night at tile cemetery there. It' • loeailon at Care fo"r Oily Skin HllnoljiOrl, N.J. IUliUI10f home tho curve near the top. II( tho OilY skin needS to be soaped ot Ule elder Mr1. Simona, took cometor)' rood Is just rllb~ ro- and rinsed ~ ,every. tfme you wish your face. Then pat a olde trip to Ocean Clt.Y, ond aldedtstell us. In raet, aome of;. them have It with 111 astringent to tighten retnrned to Melga CounQo lor several daya• camplhg at Forked aaked that we Ulend a bfJihlnk& up any large pores. Repeat to tile lnllloos thi'OUilllthis ool. this treabnent two or three Run. times a day. wnn..•. so. tllere 'tis. da, Beverly, and Brian, Emmett G. Will, and Debbie, Brian, Becky Next year the reunion will be ' rormer and mllir Windon, children o! Ofl'to Waverly tile hoots, all or Pomeroy; and COLUMBUS (I! PO - Gov. Mrj. and Mrs. J. M. Gaul and James A. Rhndss took of! lor daughter, VIckie, or Chester. NOT OPEN ' ". '· COLVMBtJs (UPJ) - Tha ,,. "Did you ever tee a child 119 },Orintendent. o! ctevoiand clijo; hq..y "he · ' would oat '•whltt ·~• lalcl tho . , ProbiOIIl ~f paste," Dr. ~ul B!ia•' ,.peatli eatero In lbo lip '!bur.. tho ·COIIII"Itlet. , <11¥ o! the Logblatlva SerYic;o . "Woil, i have," llhi f!"""lha" 1011 CommJU. •~ orinte,._llt of Ohio'a larpot · · ·• school !oond&Uon proo lchoal dlllrict . U lbo roct~~IIOIIIIId holpUIUt,y otiown tbo ftey, and Mrs. ~1!1• Simona lily tndlcluGa, thil ~ tainfb.·mull blve- OX• trem,b· pqJUiar 'Willi Ita ~tiO.i at1lorUilgton, PL tbo Simona .Ut:Weilla Diii'Jilwtpn, ~ were lllie• to lbo dleport !rom Ravenswood and Is resldtnr in tile llarr7 Moore prope!V, SoldiJ Third Mrl. Ad. ams la employed at Kaiser. Grandson Completes Army Private Earl H. Gilkey, • ' 1, 8y MURIEL LAWRENCE COMPLI."fES COURSE , ' ·~' bp~ .o.(·State "'' ' wrner·.~ .. ~cleli~th . . • : ' ·, J I , ,. y, • 1 /" 1 ' '• • ' I~ lillY FIELDCRESl SQ,~!Il ~O!.OIUI:4T~~I~G . :, .. . ,; ., • . ...., • ' /t ' ' BATH TOWEl:$, IIA~D TOWELS ;illd lASH CLOTHS· •! ''\' • ' •.'! ;~ ' ' I: Louise Cowie Of Middleport Dies Thursday mpa, 00mpa...00mp A .-m art catqory bat also been Included lhl• year. A membership ticket Ia the f,IIIIY l'ee for Olllertng a painting for ~tlon. doodltne e• t'.:n:....~~·.,:..""!; ' T. o ~nstruction j!.-i: School, ol- ........ • ID 10 o.m.; - . . , . Stolatr .. . . . Scbool, alxiiJ ................ . 11 a.ll. ' '.: . Dlllrlet will tillt Wlda'f•ll Man· ' Wldnollio,r - - 'Ti.. ~ Begi · ' · to . n. · · ;, moalll~OIII proaram of in. lnsl~ for sbl1l, and eiBhtl1 IHdo JIIU. of lbo llolp Local School · Rock S&>rililo lalt~s. <\)1 J111Dt1nP tar Judllnr· are ~ · Ill ... Cll tllo ~· DOl 1-. . ' ,. IbM • LIIL 'I'Uelda7, AIJC;' ~. btl. ~arrled oat ··~·· Loe*l h .. · �' ,;. < ·,, • .,. • .... ,• -~---~- • ' ' • .,. . . ·5iliFYO~th H~Jtfe: I ,I ' Th.lrsda.v ntarked • '(ltst" ln. National League vi. L, Pet. GB 71 36 .664 • Meigs Cowi1J! .men ·over 500 Melgo Cc>o~~ey ' yoong people..,., ' .l rolled in 4-11 club ...rk ~ to lhe J'Omeroy JUnior H l' gn •. SCOOol · to !)ave Uoelr proje~s , judged in prflPI~ ! lor }lle . J05tb ..,.;at Melss cOoill¥ r-a~t. In prior yeerl, practlc~iy all m this ll'Pe judgln& baa .,_ done aner the fair CJPII1ed. .Tills year1 b9W8Ytf, when the f&ir '· open1, oiftclals of the jUnior fair will be able to place the appropriate ribboos on the projiiets lmlnedlataly,. !bus getUDll a,relll ''lift" ill setting up dlllpbys. And, thla at a lime when a!'lh'-' ities are preiQI hecllc for !air participants and awlt leaders. Judging Ttolrsday were M r a. Raymond Furbee, Racine, former home economlstj Miss Leda Mae' · Kraeuter, Racine, Meigs Local Frances Roberts, Racine, Meigs Local home economics teacher; Mrs. Jean Warner 1 Pomeroy home economist; Mrs. Janice Ritchie, Minersville, Eastern MRS. FRANCES ROBERTS, Meigs Local heme economics teacher, makes notations. on the dress worn by Vicki Clelland, 56 51 "" yaJn ~ dinelnnatt (Culver 9-9) a1 MEMBERS OF 'l1lE JOLLY GREEN GIANTS 4-!1 Ciilb""' ter the Pomero,y JuniOI' IUgl! Seltool AUilltorlum preparator)~ : to havil8 their projecl& Ju<l!leiL ' l P,m. WILLIAMS ••• PAULEY:' NATIONWIDE . ' 2141,,2nd ........, ' discusses his birdhouse with Ron McDade, Middleport, judge for the electricity, rope and woodwGrk category. Leaders By United Press International National League G. AB R. II. PeL Alou, Pit 95 346 34 117 ,338 Rose, Cin 89 366 62 121 .331 Johlison, Cln 94 392 53 124 .3!6 Flood, st. L 105 439 61 136 .310 Helino, Cin 91 368 26 113 .~07 Staub, Hou 105 395 37 117 .296 May, Cln 97 370 48 109 ,295 Hatler, LA 97 327 21 96 ,294 Alou, AUa 106 437 44 121 .291 wms, Pit 103 434 57 126 ,290 1 ' tl ,,1' l ' ';' ,:." ! ~ ~r II ; I I l,l t ·~I: I ' American League G. AB R. H. Monday, Olk 91 300 39 89 Uhlndr, Mln102 387 40 117 ou.., Min 97 360 45 105 Harrlon, Boo 91 318 31 79 Smith, Boo 99 354 51 101 Horton, Det 96 332 49 94 Ystrzskl, Bos98 321 57 91 White, NY 100 36ll 59 101 F.Hws, Was99 372 47 104 Home Runs 9-3. PeL American League: McLain, TI•297 gers 21..S; Tiant, Indians 11-·7; .295 Jobp, White Sox ahl Wright, An,292 ·gels 7-3; santiago, Red Sox 9.289 4. ,285 ,283 .283 ,281 INCREASE MONEY ,280 CINCINNATI (\!PI) - Next National League: McCOvey,Gl• IIIIi 25; .\lien, Phlls 22; H. AM~ Braves .20; Hart, Giants ts;·!rt~geU, Pirates and Banks, Cubolll. Allierictft League: f'. HowSenators 30; Horton, TIHarrelaon, Red Sox A:s •nd Powell, ' .... w. tors 74j PCMeU, Orioles 65; Northrup, Tigers 62i Horton, TIgers 57. Pitching NatloTWl League: Marichel,GIants 20-4; Regan, Cubs & -. 2i Washburn, C&rds 10-3, Gibson, Clrds 15-S and Blass, Pirates real test. Columbus ahl Jim Shf]leohack held Thursday night's vialtors to three hits In the 4-1 win as the 24-yeer-<>id riglltlliDder, put in his finest effort ot the season. The victory was his fourth in the last five declsiona after losing hla first nve outIngs. The Jets Jumped let!J Frank Kreutzer for four hita and two runs in the flrat, then added single latlles in the second ahl third. They hid sevea or their ' Ira E. Hatfield, Texas Rd.i Mrs. John M. - Richardson, Pt. Pleas- Ml&'l ROSALIE STORY ahl Mrs. ~ond Cole, advisors, check a Hllll on a garment made by Cttllle Oeborne and Rose Colemlll look• on. The girls and their advioO..a are membero of the mue Jay 4-!1 Club of the Sali!lbur)'.pedfllnl ~ ant. .BIRTnS Mrs. Rayrnorxl E. Donahue, Rt. 1 Pomeroy, daughter, 2:59 p.m., Thursday. DISCHARGES Charles C. Allbright, Ernest L, Blankenship, Mrs. Roberta cameron, Mrs. Eda R. Carter, Mrs. Elma R. COttrill (Expired), Howdrd A. Dailey, Charles B. Divers, Diana L. D~:U"st, Mrs. Leroy Elliott, Mrs. John P. Foilrod, Mrs. Virgil Fraley, Mrs. Berkley Holley, George W. Jones (EJqJired), George M. Kocsis, Mrs. James F. Laber, Mrs. Phillip L. Lee, Mrs. Blanche L. Me· Cilia, Joseph L. ~ler, Albert G. MUstead, Mrs. WOllam 11. Ohlinger, Mrs. Effie F. Pw cell, Chobee E. Russell, Pamela J. Simmono, Mrs. Clllrord C. Wood. Grid Drills For Tourney Practice John Tannehill, 16 1 Of Mid· diOPdrt ''tie~ !i'lllb :O:.!u'lllllut:liiday to Chicago where he will be the guest ol Mr. and Mrs. Danny Pecora for 10 days to train ror late summer and fall table temis competitioo. Pecora, 23, Is U.S. ranked No. 3 In men's slngl,es Cor 1967 arid woo the Canadian International title in 1966. Pe<ora Is No. 3 and Tannehill No. 4 on the foorplayer team that will represeni the United States over Labor Day weekend In the Cansdlan International Table Temls Toor· nament at Toronto. Both were on the same team In 1967. Tannehill holds No. I ranking in Boys 17 and Undtr in the U.S., .and the Ohio men'• slngtes title. They will return to Columbue Aug. 16..22 to take part In a ape. dal clinic for top -ranked players (10 In the East) by former world champim 081- """"'cted mura bf Japan, one ottbeworld'• Start Aug. 16 notable coaches. Tha clinl< will COLUMBUS (UPI) - Ohio high school' football teams will start getting In shape lster this month as the Ohio High School Athletic Association. authorizes by the start of prardce sessions, The association has se~ Aug. ~UTH POINT, Ohio (UPO - 16 lor the beginning of senior Local 3687 of the United Steelhigh school practice ahl Aug. workers Unlm atruek the Agrl. 26 for freshman teams and ju- cultural Dlvl.alon Plant of Alnior high teams, lied Chemical Co, here eeriy The assoclatldn said four year Tl\llradal'. high aCitooll !hal plsy I Seplr• The old contract expired at ate (reshman foot.ball game mldnllbl and union and - schedule may not start practice ment wefe at an Impasse over for freslunen prior to Aug. 26. a companj prOpOsal to oomblno Four year high schools that do operation at the pl..,t. The plant oot play a separate football oow emplo7o 546 hourly woriers schedule for freshmen may In pr,WJ~ .of ammonia a n d practlce freshmen wit,h the var- either. ferlll\zera plui ieveral slcy or reserves starting Aug. IDduolrlal proclu:la, 16, U10 .. ooctaUon said. I. . . ASKEIJ TO WED "VIc " the blue·faced ~· PT, PLEASANT _ Two cou- rei aoioclated wllb•@. CUI· plea have made appllcstlons for · ter, .wu·. ~ ·• t the BJWe of marriage licenses In the ot!lce the UWe lllg Horn, · ' of the cOunty cierk, Applying were Jerry Thomas Wrlalrt, 28, eight hits tn the three IMII8a. George Spriggo, Bernie Smith ahl John Kenned¥ hit alngles good for one rWJ and the secwetk'l Concord Ladi~s Opengolr ond soored on Elvio jimenez' ~rnal!lenl at Kiamesha Lake, !ly to left. A double by Spriggs, N. Y., will be the richest four. an infield out ahl a throwing nament ln Ladies Professional error made it 3-0 and Jimenez Bristol, v.a., ,and Judith Anne Golf A., aoclstlon hhtory, t h e rouhled out the Jot scoring Boyle, 1~, .Pl. Pleaaant, and LPGA IUIJI1)Unced Thur~ . when he doubled In the third jlke PaltoriOII, 21, Galand came In when Chris Ctnand Mae . Leori&rd Wirtz, the LPGAiourniZZII'O slqped. nan)OIIi dlrecl9r, BBid tho pur ae for fh'l Concord Opep luo o heen rat!Ot,l'tci.2&,500. · South Point Plant Slruek I: Union ' IHJCKEUURYJ be at the Columbu~ Table Tennis =::~:::t cfuli U64"ct.VI!Orid Ate~ • .men.· .G,R~~IT.~S TsnnehiU Ia a ~harter member and clUb chlmplon. MonumentCo. The laat time Pecora and Tan· nehUI met ·tn ' tournament pla.r; 11,, ... ,,, Nottlt Co. at the Midwest Regional& In May at Columbus, Tameblll won In a aemt.ftnal matcb three gamea to , LEGAR . Following the TOJ'0111o toume,y. training will continue lor the National Team cbampiOil•hipsln NoVember· al Detroit In wlllch Pecora will play wltb the ChlcaJJ> entry and TanneMII w I I h Ohio' I. Both wUI be bldding·to be named on the fwr - man team to represent the United States at tho worldtournamentlnMunlcb,Ger· · April. Appointments to the team . will be anROIIIIced followtfta the team ahlps. 3 New Furniture fJIU~ $''.. 299 sso;oo .......111..n.• ' Cltwt'-'~.... ·.·· . ' ' _. ' ' tntenatlonll ~ - FIGH'f RESULTS ... Vnlied PJ'tll ~flllllonal By United J're11 ~ •tklll W, L. Pet. GB LOS ANGELES (UJ'I) _;,. 1'rP Tolodo ••••• ,82 f5 .619 Ide enw!ord, ,12'/'h , J.oo ,... fAll~ .... $3 f7 ,530 S'h gelos, and Pete Goazlia, ~- : . Portllnd, Ore., drOir ·(111). lloa ,, Rocheoter•• , •• 54 fB .524 6 Jilckaomllle , ••53 49 .520 IPh Wlloon, 1571h, Lot :VIIIili, NtJ,, ' ~ .... ••••• 49 52 .485 10 out polllted Rud)i lllldrltaello (11, M1Doelp0lio (10). Jlu""'o ••••••f9 $8 • 487 12 . Loulnllle •• , .f8 57 .f57 13 PORTLAND, Mabie (VPI) - t .' Rtclunmd , • , .45 58 , 453 15 Bob HerrlngtoD, '168, St. Loula, • Thuradal''a Reaullo ou!pointed Lloyd Boa...., m, ·· ~""" 7 .taekaonvllle 3 · . ; Rocboatar II Rlclunond poolpor>o Newark, N.J., 0.0). • ed, rail. • IRON RULER F AVORI!D • Columllua 4 llulrllo 1 OCEANPORT, N. J. (UPI) Toledo 5 LoulsvUie 1 1ra11 Ruler wao IIDII 11 a ~ HARIIIS-GIIIFFrrH DUEL !IIIOI'IIe Thurocli.J for ~~ PLEASANTVR.LE, N. J. (UPO flrat running of the f/f,OOO Mon- Uulofealed GiPIII' Joe Harris, mouth IDYitatiDIIII II Maamouth wbo Will former dlamp(on Park. Emllo Grllllth In a 12 • r<01nc1 !roll Ruler hat _, $12f,515 middlelnlllll bout In PhUadel- thlt yoar but hal not_, • maJ!IIIa Tuesday night, workad otx lor otMeo rece. Ho llallhed flrll awaJtarlng roundJ ot 11\e L1oma in the Flaml... II lllalolb, but 111 'l'lniljllf ' ~ . 'trl!!" lllk, ~~ :- 'Pot aiJIIent ~ blmoel! "" " tol· um. .... low!JW llnllt ID the iOih ~ liner, c,,.k ''LUlie Lea&ue" toolrnlillnt. The 1' ''Mf:Arthur Merehlldl trouaeed .I;IIJ leo & Fuel of Pl. PIM- 18-o In five tmJqi behind the brlllllnt two • hit 'pitching of litlu Ratalaff siQI""'"" by a ~ 91 16 blta. ' In l·b consolation pme, · Cbeablre plclltd off third place (Only ...... ID ihe 'action by rat4'1ng In the Today' a Prabal>lo .Pitehera top of the aixlh tO break .a 2..2 · (All Tlmo•I!D'I? caltfornla (lolurpll)' i.f a n d lie, wlnnl111 6-2 over the MlddiJio ClarK 1-10) at ~ (J.onborg port lleltiP. l'reMnlatlont to the teams and 14 llld Pizarro 3..2) 2, 5:30p.m. Datrolt (Lollch 7-7) at Mtnne· . thall' JIWit&tr• (ollowlng t h e 101& (Merr!U 6-12), 9 p.m. - · were made by four GllWashington (Palcual 9~ n. llpolla YOOIII ' men, all former Chi CliO (Jolm 7-3> at MUwau- pla)Va In tha tournsmeDI on Gaillpolls clubs. ··They - are kM, 8:30 p.m. Oakland (Dobooa S.ll) at oummer Olllllloyeea of the K,ger Cleveland (WUIIsmo 8-5) 7:3o creek Power Pllnt Who atle!d coli . p.m. Ueal4e• Fenclerboech, pre...,. Baltimore (Bimker 1.ll) at New tadono were made by Gene Arm· York (Peterooa 6-6), 8 p.m. alrQIV, to, Clll' Ice & Fuel; Dol Saturday'a Games F'lfd, to the Cheshire Tlpra ·Detroit at MtnnNola · Waob at ChiCIIO 2, twlollight lind by Tarry Stroder, to the Middleport RodlegL Oakland at Cloveland RATZLAFF TOUGH Baltimore at New York Ratzlafr, tt\e clever M<Arthur Calif at Bomn 2, d&y..UI!Irt rlghthaDier, and lilck M&nring (,.. !DRing) flrulad 12, walked e .... rntOt Me.unirua MEIICIIANTS - The chiQe of the lOth IIJIIIIi Knw Creek Lillie I .... tour-en! are the McArthur Merchallts wbo ""~ ao ID indepeDdent clli> ~ the • -• tuldonlng 1 13-6 reconl. Mike Retzlalr, tq> plteher, had an 8-3 record. Firat ""'• I tor, Walt Wallaee Roclq Blower, ~ Ward, IIIDdy Klrkenball, Rick PaJ1ee and Mike~ 2nd row, Kim Hex (!like, Don Oller, David BuUock, Chrlo Ree<IY. Andy CHne; 3rd row, Mlck MIDrlag, Gary Alldrows. ltevl• Barber, Pat CurnD, Peter Abele, Mike Ratzlaff, '1'omn1Y Elll1, and Rerb Partee, nwagsr; :Jiyrd::.trat$c::::.:camp::~Thur::•::·~WI:-~~:dl:1191:1l:lfl:ed:·;.._ _ _. , :; w:rn. GENERAL ELECTRIC FREEZER AND REFRIGERATOR . lALII 11 All Stars To Attend ::~F~ow'::'wt~h.~·= Theot were a single by SCott two out in tha third and Rlclq Slmpldns following double. llut Stewart ·got only to third I&nt>ll8 of Cleveland South, a base and CliY I&F'o threat wao quarterback; hatlbtcks Tom · snulrad oot when Ratzlaff fanned Ctqan& of Kent Roo"velt and Jim Chandler for the third out. Neal Lawn of struthers; ehl • Clll' I&F was three .., and Rldl Cl!ppell of Dover o.nd Har· three doWn In tha f<W'Ih and fifth ry Howard of Clncinnall Prince- aa Ratzlafl'o and Manring'• aatal, Wlbtck. sortment of last and slow curv· Other lcltool• the all-stars eo and p~nt control btflled piiD to allend are Notre Dame, the Point order. Unlveralty of MlchigsD, UnlverNot so waa the McArthur bttatiJ o! PIUoburtlh, $yracuso, 1111 order btflladl Holy Croao, Duke, Yole, Klnaao Rex Blake, catcher, led the Slate, Iowa, PeMo,ylvanta Stl\0, onatallldlt with two doubleo and s..Q Monica (Callt) City Col· two singles In four journeyo to Ieee, centerville ()owa) Junior tha plate. Shortstql Kevin Bar· Collep, Michigan State, More- ber had a clouble and two oln'baed (K¥,) State, South Caro- glee and a walk. 11no, Princeton, Purdue, New McArthur took a 2-0 lead In lolel!eo and Gen Beadle Collep the flrot lanl!!i, !aliened It to (s.Ii,l . ''' • ' . ''"' . c ..... • 11-lJ tn 1111 oeellnd•.. ~ . ile~ ', 'l11e " .Au-star pm;,' lrill''lle ~ plt.Yed 1!1 Few- Stadlunlhen. · City Ice & FIIOl to Its The South aoo• Into the pme bullpen twice but coulctn't quiet wltb an u.e edp. There were tha !~<Arthur attack. two ties. CHESHIRE RALLIES Cheshire led 2-1 going Into the laat of the fl1lh aRer pt. tina: two runs · ln the thitd on alngloo by · Ron Housh and John seewirt with State University ·cANTON (tJPO - AbDUl oM In five of the plt.Ytro w11o wtn ~clpate Ia the 23rd annual ()ldo High Seboljl All-star Foot., 111)1 Game here A,., 10 haYe ' plckod Ohio State IJIIIvenlty to llteD! uus 1'111, Nino players oo the North lfjllld oelected OSU and two ' !tom the South. Other Olllo IChoGIS sole<led by the 56 p1ddora were Ohio Unlversl\)', Unl· 'l'traley of Cinet,..u, )j(aml of · Ohio, xavier, ' Rent Slate and Unlvorolty of """""' The 11 bound filr play In .OSU'o Ohio StldiUiD are Tom tiouser of MasalllOII, Dlek Wak&o , ~ of A.,.. Lalla, SlaD White · Kin: RooHw1t, all tndJ; &Pnaro of .CleYeiiD.Uia.r• ' iaclde, and 5taY0 Bttl, of JillnerYI, a llllfd. ' · ··Others were TGIIl Da x--. of .~ Roo..velt, 1 c-r; Don •' one, many next · . Saturday' I Games clnctmatl a1 Atlanta, night · Qdcqo at st. Loolo ~odelphla at Houaton, night New York al Loo Anplea · Pllllburgh at San Fnnclaco ' IT Champ In Chicago /, COLUMBUS (UP0 - Aller msklng short w o r k Thursdo,y night of the Buffalo Bison&. the Columbus Jets have to deal Runs Batted In with a new kihl o! animal toNational League: McCovey, Giants 65; Allen. Phils and H. nigh~ The lnternatluai League Aaron, Braves 60; Hart, Giants, leacli18 Toledo Mudhens were Banks, Cubs, Perez, Reds and slated to move lniO Jet stadium santo, Cubs 58. American League: Harrelson, ror a four-day engagement am Red Sox 79; F. Howard, Sena- give the secorvi-place J eta a ' ftorli Nalio11wkic b1 on""''""'·· ' ' HOSPITAL NEWS discusses care of the bridle with Ivan Archer, area extension ageat, during Thursday's judging. · st. Anieleo (Keldch 1~, H p.m. Plllal>urgh (Veale 9.8) tit San Prabclaoo (McCormick 7.12), 11 BILL KENNEDY OF THE CARPENTER 4-H Club boys TEJID;A GOOCH o! the Melgo County 4-H Pleasw-e Riders At,. Nro York (lleaver 9-7) at Lo1 WUIIsm P. Smith, area extension agent in (arm management. The accompanying photos show a part of the activity Thur~ as the giant project took place at the Pomeroy school. Columbus Jets Host Toledo Hens . Ntnoteea IIIPPY ,.bo)' bteeblll players or McArthur ~lVI<! btnlloojlle · ·fir it place trcphllo ··-led) . m. ; P. J. Pauley sa to ·.542 s 53 49· ,$10 IO'h 53 51 .5lo l1'h f9 52 .485 If ff 6f .t71 15 . fB 55 .tel II • fB 56 .Me 18 87 6t .~ 28 Tluraday'a .Gamel MlnneiOI& 4 Chi CliO I Now York 1 Boololl 0, nljllt · Baltimore 5 Cleveland 1, night Waahlngtoo 9 Dotrolt 3, night l:.aid1 (Jailer 8.8), 9 p.m. l'ldiodelphla (James 3-4) at Hi>l!ston ()llerker 9-10), 8:30 p. Ken Wil/;oms 65 40 .619 58 45 .583 • & · · Bolloll Ollldand Now York Ml1110. Callfornll. Chic""' Walhlnato!l Ang o, night •~·- (J·-• 10 ~" "' 8 p.m. . '!""" M . .a ,ChiCliO ()loltzman 7.7) at agent; WUiiam Henderson, Cormer 4..fl summer assistant, and HOLZER HOSPJTAL -Visit· ing hours 2-4 and 7-8 p.m. Par~ ents o@' o~. r!!<li~~.~ ~ War4 ... • .... . .,@~()NS .. ' Mrs. Alice G. Coen, Rt. 1 Guysville; Mrs, Catherine Nierp man, Wellston; Mary Jo Dobbins, Rt. 1 Bidwell; Stephen L. Jenkins, Rt. 1 Thurman; Mrs. Guy V. Sargent, Rt. 2 Pomeroy; Donald G. Richards, Coal Grove; Mrs. Keith R. Thornton, Rt. 2 Pt. Pleasant; Mn. Anna M. Farp rar, Jackson; John L. Hall,Jackp son; Richard M. Lodwick. Rt. 3 Pomeroy; Charles 0. Wllson. Rt. 1 Gallipolis; Klmberly S. Barnett, Ravenswood; Warren F. Ottlinger, West Columbia, W. VL; Clmlind ·~. Prababie Pltcher1 , :, (All Time• EDT) sion agent, Jackson; Ron Mc- CARMEL MURPHY ISN'T having lunch. A member o! the Harrisonville Girls 4-!1 Hooor Club, Miss Murphy is display,:in& her "tun with foods'• tray for Mrs. Jean Warner, Pomeroy 'home ee<IIIOIIIIst, who jgjpd lhe .._y, . B~tii))Ore '¥ant& Dade, Middleport, Columbus and SOuthern Ohio Electric Co. em ploye; James Uttle, area extension agent; Kenneth Ackerman, Athens cou.rrcy extension The fall of the Roman Em· plre in the mid-fifth century divides ancient from medJ· eval times . Detroit .ua 15 47 59 .U3 23'h , f5 61 .425 25'h Thuradal''• Re1111t1 4 Now Y~k 2 CbiCIIO 4 HoooiOn I Pllio 6 Cincinnati 1, twUI&Irt ~;, L 2 PhUa 1, 7 14 lmo., : San Fran 2 Loa Leaau' W, L, .Pol. Gil 49 59' ,454 22\2 teacher; Mrs. Frances Wetherholt, Gallipolis, North Gellla home economics teacher; Mrs. Elizabeth Smith, R. N., Reedsville; Ivan Archer, area exten. m4-11 members across Meigs CIIW1ty. · Amerlean 53 u ,520 15\1 56 5% .5lf II . 53 52 .505 17 52 Sf 14111 18\1 t8 56 •,tft 21\2 !Ugh SCOOol home economics a member of the Pomeroy Benders Junior 4·H Club. Mrs. Roberts judged the 11 tirst outf1t" categcry in sewing projects ' ' 'MtArthur Wins Kyger Q-~ek .Toumey 4 home eeonomics teacller; Mrs. ~ ,..;-,.·trouble. NO NEED TO SHOUT! ' • ·,, WHEN THE HIGH QUALITY OF OUR BAR.GAIN PRICED USED CARS SPEAK SO LOUDLY FOR -~ THEMSELVES. · SPECIALS . mllllliki>- . · steve Walburn came on to put Baird llld Orland Cremeens' dou- out the fire. ble. . . Jlut Balnl, the strong Chesho Tilt ~Jie!llt :in their• ire rlglothander put the Redlegs and of tha fifth wheaplnchbt- down 1-2-3 In the bottom of the Beaty walked, went to third on sixth for the higheit finish passed balls ahl scored on Dolli third place - any Cheshire club Acree' a clul<h alngletoleftfleld. has fashioned for itself ln 10 But the Redlegs !ell IWirl In the top of the sixth, giving liP years. Baird fanned 15, walked two, four l'WlS on hill by Terry Luhit one in a fine !Show or pitchcas and Creme$11, a walk, a1M1 118two damasll8 errors. TITLE GAME McArthur 243 04 -13 16 0 Our Great Deals Are Getting Greater Both New and Used Cars Priced For Quick Sale•• 66 Pontiac ' = nrur:W OTY ICE & FUEL - <:Ill' Ice and Fuel of Pl. Pleasant (11-8) was I'UI1DOIW First ""' 1 to r are Sieve Holland, Nick Beard, Stott Stewart. Rocky Slur1IOOII, Rlrky stmi.klns, ~Y HeiiQ'; 2hl row, Steve Bateman. Jim Chandler, Roc~ :'""S<Oill)llle> A41dns, Arnie Watson; 3rd row, Rance! Jividen. ·George McClintock, Sklppe Cllntock, Peach Craw!ord, and Mike Jividen. ·1,995 Ctllllnl V.S 2 dr. Hard Tq,. 4 ep. shift. 421eqpoe. Shows good 967 FORD cars. WAS $2,295. GALAXIE 500 4 dr. - . , ...... trial., p.o., radio. 67 Chrysler 1 · 9 66 PLY. M QUTH $1695 ltmr owl 67 Buick ;1' t65 $1295. Newport f dr. Sadan. One carefullocll OWDOr. Beautiful dark ....... llnlah with while tq>. PS.PB & AT: WAS$2,~- eonwrllilll. .:r· '• t DR-., auto. _ 11'1111., \18, radio. · 2,395 L/ P.S. 96.5FORQ . BUICK 'LASABRE, t ctr. IOdlll, illllo. 11'1111.. 2;195 ..._ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _..;;;;...;.;;;..~~ Blake. Adkins (LP)!, Chandler ~~ ~~ <5> aniloenry, M- ~Ires: Burchett, , " Sldbu>l~1 ]Scu. Fr~~EEZER ' , -r 20 CU. fT. FREEZER Spencer.CONSOLATION Cheshire 002 004-6 8 0 Redlegs 010 010-2 2 4 (LP~.:!oo":s.D~::.r:_ uuwtres: 218.00 100 lb. FREEZER City I&F 000 00- 0 2 3 Ratzlaff (WP), Mtnrlng (5) and .25 CU. FT. FREEZER ftJ,.Afi . .< £I VV .. 299•00 3.49• 00 Stobart. fipencer' Bw-chett. H& RFIRESTONE Schoen Most Talked About Rookie In Oeveland Camp lllddlep«t, o. N. 2nd AYI. UlRAM, Oblo (UPI) - There are two schools in the Midwest wttb a long tradition of produc· 118 players for the Cleveland Browns - Ohio State and Notre Dame. The tlghtlng Irish star wllo 2,395 TWO DOOR·lZ Cu. Fl . jolnid lhe Cleveland team last wao Larry Conjar, and thla season amther Notre Dame ace, Tom Scboea. is maldl8 a oerloua bld (or the Browns' roster. SCIIoon to eaill,y the most tallltd about rookie at the HIram tralnlrw CIRillo especlally allv:e hlo porformallc:e in a oo:rlm~Mp laot saturdly, when he intercepted two passel, retuJ'ulrw them 25 and 26 yards. The former quorterbtck is omall for a defenalve bock at . 5 loot 11 Inches, 185 pounds, COich Blanton COllier, honwr, Ia quick to defend the oatlve Cle'Yillllder' • size. "FOollllll plt.Yera come In all ldndo of packageI," Colller said. "TGIII eertilnJy hla been aoiDtl \W)' well and DO ... hare li at all C<IIICOl'1lld ....,1 hio elae." SchOOn pla,yod a dlzalirw llnll twc1 11110111 at Soulll Btlld, setllllll ...wn aJI.11me reo;onta, and voted moat voluablo p1t.Ytr on )'011' BIG SAVINGS on ELECTRIC WAT·ER HEATERS WIRING ALLOWANCE I,.,..,. ''!->·· ·l·. " l' I v . ' to: ' ' TRADE-IN ALLOWANCE ,. (whrrc required) '. MOW is lhe best time to BUYA Flameless ELECTRIC dolenee. SchOOn aloo lt&rrlill ID colltp aa' a pUnt return epoetalill, set11111 r.ecuu for tho m01t punt iootutna In a ·~· &liDO ()>tno), meet t~iiot ~ In I Hi"'!" (t2), and IIICIII Ylnl• ~ ql;l I• Pitta~ ' In S25.QQ S25.00 . WATER HEAlER • ·E YOUR·. •' 'i ' ,, I •• - ,, . ,.' . I,. '' �' ,;. < ·,, • .,. • .... ,• -~---~- • ' ' • .,. . . ·5iliFYO~th H~Jtfe: I ,I ' Th.lrsda.v ntarked • '(ltst" ln. National League vi. L, Pet. GB 71 36 .664 • Meigs Cowi1J! .men ·over 500 Melgo Cc>o~~ey ' yoong people..,., ' .l rolled in 4-11 club ...rk ~ to lhe J'Omeroy JUnior H l' gn •. SCOOol · to !)ave Uoelr proje~s , judged in prflPI~ ! lor }lle . J05tb ..,.;at Melss cOoill¥ r-a~t. In prior yeerl, practlc~iy all m this ll'Pe judgln& baa .,_ done aner the fair CJPII1ed. .Tills year1 b9W8Ytf, when the f&ir '· open1, oiftclals of the jUnior fair will be able to place the appropriate ribboos on the projiiets lmlnedlataly,. !bus getUDll a,relll ''lift" ill setting up dlllpbys. And, thla at a lime when a!'lh'-' ities are preiQI hecllc for !air participants and awlt leaders. Judging Ttolrsday were M r a. Raymond Furbee, Racine, former home economlstj Miss Leda Mae' · Kraeuter, Racine, Meigs Local Frances Roberts, Racine, Meigs Local home economics teacher; Mrs. Jean Warner 1 Pomeroy home economist; Mrs. Janice Ritchie, Minersville, Eastern MRS. FRANCES ROBERTS, Meigs Local heme economics teacher, makes notations. on the dress worn by Vicki Clelland, 56 51 "" yaJn ~ dinelnnatt (Culver 9-9) a1 MEMBERS OF 'l1lE JOLLY GREEN GIANTS 4-!1 Ciilb""' ter the Pomero,y JuniOI' IUgl! Seltool AUilltorlum preparator)~ : to havil8 their projecl& Ju<l!leiL ' l P,m. WILLIAMS ••• PAULEY:' NATIONWIDE . ' 2141,,2nd ........, ' discusses his birdhouse with Ron McDade, Middleport, judge for the electricity, rope and woodwGrk category. Leaders By United Press International National League G. AB R. II. PeL Alou, Pit 95 346 34 117 ,338 Rose, Cin 89 366 62 121 .331 Johlison, Cln 94 392 53 124 .3!6 Flood, st. L 105 439 61 136 .310 Helino, Cin 91 368 26 113 .~07 Staub, Hou 105 395 37 117 .296 May, Cln 97 370 48 109 ,295 Hatler, LA 97 327 21 96 ,294 Alou, AUa 106 437 44 121 .291 wms, Pit 103 434 57 126 ,290 1 ' tl ,,1' l ' ';' ,:." ! ~ ~r II ; I I l,l t ·~I: I ' American League G. AB R. H. Monday, Olk 91 300 39 89 Uhlndr, Mln102 387 40 117 ou.., Min 97 360 45 105 Harrlon, Boo 91 318 31 79 Smith, Boo 99 354 51 101 Horton, Det 96 332 49 94 Ystrzskl, Bos98 321 57 91 White, NY 100 36ll 59 101 F.Hws, Was99 372 47 104 Home Runs 9-3. PeL American League: McLain, TI•297 gers 21..S; Tiant, Indians 11-·7; .295 Jobp, White Sox ahl Wright, An,292 ·gels 7-3; santiago, Red Sox 9.289 4. ,285 ,283 .283 ,281 INCREASE MONEY ,280 CINCINNATI (\!PI) - Next National League: McCOvey,Gl• IIIIi 25; .\lien, Phlls 22; H. AM~ Braves .20; Hart, Giants ts;·!rt~geU, Pirates and Banks, Cubolll. Allierictft League: f'. HowSenators 30; Horton, TIHarrelaon, Red Sox A:s •nd Powell, ' .... w. tors 74j PCMeU, Orioles 65; Northrup, Tigers 62i Horton, TIgers 57. Pitching NatloTWl League: Marichel,GIants 20-4; Regan, Cubs & -. 2i Washburn, C&rds 10-3, Gibson, Clrds 15-S and Blass, Pirates real test. Columbus ahl Jim Shf]leohack held Thursday night's vialtors to three hits In the 4-1 win as the 24-yeer-<>id riglltlliDder, put in his finest effort ot the season. The victory was his fourth in the last five declsiona after losing hla first nve outIngs. The Jets Jumped let!J Frank Kreutzer for four hita and two runs in the flrat, then added single latlles in the second ahl third. They hid sevea or their ' Ira E. Hatfield, Texas Rd.i Mrs. John M. - Richardson, Pt. Pleas- Ml&'l ROSALIE STORY ahl Mrs. ~ond Cole, advisors, check a Hllll on a garment made by Cttllle Oeborne and Rose Colemlll look• on. The girls and their advioO..a are membero of the mue Jay 4-!1 Club of the Sali!lbur)'.pedfllnl ~ ant. .BIRTnS Mrs. Rayrnorxl E. Donahue, Rt. 1 Pomeroy, daughter, 2:59 p.m., Thursday. DISCHARGES Charles C. Allbright, Ernest L, Blankenship, Mrs. Roberta cameron, Mrs. Eda R. Carter, Mrs. Elma R. COttrill (Expired), Howdrd A. Dailey, Charles B. Divers, Diana L. D~:U"st, Mrs. Leroy Elliott, Mrs. John P. Foilrod, Mrs. Virgil Fraley, Mrs. Berkley Holley, George W. Jones (EJqJired), George M. Kocsis, Mrs. James F. Laber, Mrs. Phillip L. Lee, Mrs. Blanche L. Me· Cilia, Joseph L. ~ler, Albert G. MUstead, Mrs. WOllam 11. Ohlinger, Mrs. Effie F. Pw cell, Chobee E. Russell, Pamela J. Simmono, Mrs. Clllrord C. Wood. Grid Drills For Tourney Practice John Tannehill, 16 1 Of Mid· diOPdrt ''tie~ !i'lllb :O:.!u'lllllut:liiday to Chicago where he will be the guest ol Mr. and Mrs. Danny Pecora for 10 days to train ror late summer and fall table temis competitioo. Pecora, 23, Is U.S. ranked No. 3 In men's slngl,es Cor 1967 arid woo the Canadian International title in 1966. Pe<ora Is No. 3 and Tannehill No. 4 on the foorplayer team that will represeni the United States over Labor Day weekend In the Cansdlan International Table Temls Toor· nament at Toronto. Both were on the same team In 1967. Tannehill holds No. I ranking in Boys 17 and Undtr in the U.S., .and the Ohio men'• slngtes title. They will return to Columbue Aug. 16..22 to take part In a ape. dal clinic for top -ranked players (10 In the East) by former world champim 081- """"'cted mura bf Japan, one ottbeworld'• Start Aug. 16 notable coaches. Tha clinl< will COLUMBUS (UPI) - Ohio high school' football teams will start getting In shape lster this month as the Ohio High School Athletic Association. authorizes by the start of prardce sessions, The association has se~ Aug. ~UTH POINT, Ohio (UPO - 16 lor the beginning of senior Local 3687 of the United Steelhigh school practice ahl Aug. workers Unlm atruek the Agrl. 26 for freshman teams and ju- cultural Dlvl.alon Plant of Alnior high teams, lied Chemical Co, here eeriy The assoclatldn said four year Tl\llradal'. high aCitooll !hal plsy I Seplr• The old contract expired at ate (reshman foot.ball game mldnllbl and union and - schedule may not start practice ment wefe at an Impasse over for freslunen prior to Aug. 26. a companj prOpOsal to oomblno Four year high schools that do operation at the pl..,t. The plant oot play a separate football oow emplo7o 546 hourly woriers schedule for freshmen may In pr,WJ~ .of ammonia a n d practlce freshmen wit,h the var- either. ferlll\zera plui ieveral slcy or reserves starting Aug. IDduolrlal proclu:la, 16, U10 .. ooctaUon said. I. . . ASKEIJ TO WED "VIc " the blue·faced ~· PT, PLEASANT _ Two cou- rei aoioclated wllb•@. CUI· plea have made appllcstlons for · ter, .wu·. ~ ·• t the BJWe of marriage licenses In the ot!lce the UWe lllg Horn, · ' of the cOunty cierk, Applying were Jerry Thomas Wrlalrt, 28, eight hits tn the three IMII8a. George Spriggo, Bernie Smith ahl John Kenned¥ hit alngles good for one rWJ and the secwetk'l Concord Ladi~s Opengolr ond soored on Elvio jimenez' ~rnal!lenl at Kiamesha Lake, !ly to left. A double by Spriggs, N. Y., will be the richest four. an infield out ahl a throwing nament ln Ladies Professional error made it 3-0 and Jimenez Bristol, v.a., ,and Judith Anne Golf A., aoclstlon hhtory, t h e rouhled out the Jot scoring Boyle, 1~, .Pl. Pleaaant, and LPGA IUIJI1)Unced Thur~ . when he doubled In the third jlke PaltoriOII, 21, Galand came In when Chris Ctnand Mae . Leori&rd Wirtz, the LPGAiourniZZII'O slqped. nan)OIIi dlrecl9r, BBid tho pur ae for fh'l Concord Opep luo o heen rat!Ot,l'tci.2&,500. · South Point Plant Slruek I: Union ' IHJCKEUURYJ be at the Columbu~ Table Tennis =::~:::t cfuli U64"ct.VI!Orid Ate~ • .men.· .G,R~~IT.~S TsnnehiU Ia a ~harter member and clUb chlmplon. MonumentCo. The laat time Pecora and Tan· nehUI met ·tn ' tournament pla.r; 11,, ... ,,, Nottlt Co. at the Midwest Regional& In May at Columbus, Tameblll won In a aemt.ftnal matcb three gamea to , LEGAR . Following the TOJ'0111o toume,y. training will continue lor the National Team cbampiOil•hipsln NoVember· al Detroit In wlllch Pecora will play wltb the ChlcaJJ> entry and TanneMII w I I h Ohio' I. Both wUI be bldding·to be named on the fwr - man team to represent the United States at tho worldtournamentlnMunlcb,Ger· · April. Appointments to the team . will be anROIIIIced followtfta the team ahlps. 3 New Furniture fJIU~ $''.. 299 sso;oo .......111..n.• ' Cltwt'-'~.... ·.·· . ' ' _. ' ' tntenatlonll ~ - FIGH'f RESULTS ... Vnlied PJ'tll ~flllllonal By United J're11 ~ •tklll W, L. Pet. GB LOS ANGELES (UJ'I) _;,. 1'rP Tolodo ••••• ,82 f5 .619 Ide enw!ord, ,12'/'h , J.oo ,... fAll~ .... $3 f7 ,530 S'h gelos, and Pete Goazlia, ~- : . Portllnd, Ore., drOir ·(111). lloa ,, Rocheoter•• , •• 54 fB .524 6 Jilckaomllle , ••53 49 .520 IPh Wlloon, 1571h, Lot :VIIIili, NtJ,, ' ~ .... ••••• 49 52 .485 10 out polllted Rud)i lllldrltaello (11, M1Doelp0lio (10). Jlu""'o ••••••f9 $8 • 487 12 . Loulnllle •• , .f8 57 .f57 13 PORTLAND, Mabie (VPI) - t .' Rtclunmd , • , .45 58 , 453 15 Bob HerrlngtoD, '168, St. Loula, • Thuradal''a Reaullo ou!pointed Lloyd Boa...., m, ·· ~""" 7 .taekaonvllle 3 · . ; Rocboatar II Rlclunond poolpor>o Newark, N.J., 0.0). • ed, rail. • IRON RULER F AVORI!D • Columllua 4 llulrllo 1 OCEANPORT, N. J. (UPI) Toledo 5 LoulsvUie 1 1ra11 Ruler wao IIDII 11 a ~ HARIIIS-GIIIFFrrH DUEL !IIIOI'IIe Thurocli.J for ~~ PLEASANTVR.LE, N. J. (UPO flrat running of the f/f,OOO Mon- Uulofealed GiPIII' Joe Harris, mouth IDYitatiDIIII II Maamouth wbo Will former dlamp(on Park. Emllo Grllllth In a 12 • r<01nc1 !roll Ruler hat _, $12f,515 middlelnlllll bout In PhUadel- thlt yoar but hal not_, • maJ!IIIa Tuesday night, workad otx lor otMeo rece. Ho llallhed flrll awaJtarlng roundJ ot 11\e L1oma in the Flaml... II lllalolb, but 111 'l'lniljllf ' ~ . 'trl!!" lllk, ~~ :- 'Pot aiJIIent ~ blmoel! "" " tol· um. .... low!JW llnllt ID the iOih ~ liner, c,,.k ''LUlie Lea&ue" toolrnlillnt. The 1' ''Mf:Arthur Merehlldl trouaeed .I;IIJ leo & Fuel of Pl. PIM- 18-o In five tmJqi behind the brlllllnt two • hit 'pitching of litlu Ratalaff siQI""'"" by a ~ 91 16 blta. ' In l·b consolation pme, · Cbeablre plclltd off third place (Only ...... ID ihe 'action by rat4'1ng In the Today' a Prabal>lo .Pitehera top of the aixlh tO break .a 2..2 · (All Tlmo•I!D'I? caltfornla (lolurpll)' i.f a n d lie, wlnnl111 6-2 over the MlddiJio ClarK 1-10) at ~ (J.onborg port lleltiP. l'reMnlatlont to the teams and 14 llld Pizarro 3..2) 2, 5:30p.m. Datrolt (Lollch 7-7) at Mtnne· . thall' JIWit&tr• (ollowlng t h e 101& (Merr!U 6-12), 9 p.m. - · were made by four GllWashington (Palcual 9~ n. llpolla YOOIII ' men, all former Chi CliO (Jolm 7-3> at MUwau- pla)Va In tha tournsmeDI on Gaillpolls clubs. ··They - are kM, 8:30 p.m. Oakland (Dobooa S.ll) at oummer Olllllloyeea of the K,ger Cleveland (WUIIsmo 8-5) 7:3o creek Power Pllnt Who atle!d coli . p.m. Ueal4e• Fenclerboech, pre...,. Baltimore (Bimker 1.ll) at New tadono were made by Gene Arm· York (Peterooa 6-6), 8 p.m. alrQIV, to, Clll' Ice & Fuel; Dol Saturday'a Games F'lfd, to the Cheshire Tlpra ·Detroit at MtnnNola · Waob at ChiCIIO 2, twlollight lind by Tarry Stroder, to the Middleport RodlegL Oakland at Cloveland RATZLAFF TOUGH Baltimore at New York Ratzlafr, tt\e clever M<Arthur Calif at Bomn 2, d&y..UI!Irt rlghthaDier, and lilck M&nring (,.. !DRing) flrulad 12, walked e .... rntOt Me.unirua MEIICIIANTS - The chiQe of the lOth IIJIIIIi Knw Creek Lillie I .... tour-en! are the McArthur Merchallts wbo ""~ ao ID indepeDdent clli> ~ the • -• tuldonlng 1 13-6 reconl. Mike Retzlalr, tq> plteher, had an 8-3 record. Firat ""'• I tor, Walt Wallaee Roclq Blower, ~ Ward, IIIDdy Klrkenball, Rick PaJ1ee and Mike~ 2nd row, Kim Hex (!like, Don Oller, David BuUock, Chrlo Ree<IY. Andy CHne; 3rd row, Mlck MIDrlag, Gary Alldrows. ltevl• Barber, Pat CurnD, Peter Abele, Mike Ratzlaff, '1'omn1Y Elll1, and Rerb Partee, nwagsr; :Jiyrd::.trat$c::::.:camp::~Thur::•::·~WI:-~~:dl:1191:1l:lfl:ed:·;.._ _ _. , :; w:rn. GENERAL ELECTRIC FREEZER AND REFRIGERATOR . lALII 11 All Stars To Attend ::~F~ow'::'wt~h.~·= Theot were a single by SCott two out in tha third and Rlclq Slmpldns following double. llut Stewart ·got only to third I&nt>ll8 of Cleveland South, a base and CliY I&F'o threat wao quarterback; hatlbtcks Tom · snulrad oot when Ratzlaff fanned Ctqan& of Kent Roo"velt and Jim Chandler for the third out. Neal Lawn of struthers; ehl • Clll' I&F was three .., and Rldl Cl!ppell of Dover o.nd Har· three doWn In tha f<W'Ih and fifth ry Howard of Clncinnall Prince- aa Ratzlafl'o and Manring'• aatal, Wlbtck. sortment of last and slow curv· Other lcltool• the all-stars eo and p~nt control btflled piiD to allend are Notre Dame, the Point order. Unlveralty of MlchigsD, UnlverNot so waa the McArthur bttatiJ o! PIUoburtlh, $yracuso, 1111 order btflladl Holy Croao, Duke, Yole, Klnaao Rex Blake, catcher, led the Slate, Iowa, PeMo,ylvanta Stl\0, onatallldlt with two doubleo and s..Q Monica (Callt) City Col· two singles In four journeyo to Ieee, centerville ()owa) Junior tha plate. Shortstql Kevin Bar· Collep, Michigan State, More- ber had a clouble and two oln'baed (K¥,) State, South Caro- glee and a walk. 11no, Princeton, Purdue, New McArthur took a 2-0 lead In lolel!eo and Gen Beadle Collep the flrot lanl!!i, !aliened It to (s.Ii,l . ''' • ' . ''"' . c ..... • 11-lJ tn 1111 oeellnd•.. ~ . ile~ ', 'l11e " .Au-star pm;,' lrill''lle ~ plt.Yed 1!1 Few- Stadlunlhen. · City Ice & FIIOl to Its The South aoo• Into the pme bullpen twice but coulctn't quiet wltb an u.e edp. There were tha !~<Arthur attack. two ties. CHESHIRE RALLIES Cheshire led 2-1 going Into the laat of the fl1lh aRer pt. tina: two runs · ln the thitd on alngloo by · Ron Housh and John seewirt with State University ·cANTON (tJPO - AbDUl oM In five of the plt.Ytro w11o wtn ~clpate Ia the 23rd annual ()ldo High Seboljl All-star Foot., 111)1 Game here A,., 10 haYe ' plckod Ohio State IJIIIvenlty to llteD! uus 1'111, Nino players oo the North lfjllld oelected OSU and two ' !tom the South. Other Olllo IChoGIS sole<led by the 56 p1ddora were Ohio Unlversl\)', Unl· 'l'traley of Cinet,..u, )j(aml of · Ohio, xavier, ' Rent Slate and Unlvorolty of """""' The 11 bound filr play In .OSU'o Ohio StldiUiD are Tom tiouser of MasalllOII, Dlek Wak&o , ~ of A.,.. Lalla, SlaD White · Kin: RooHw1t, all tndJ; &Pnaro of .CleYeiiD.Uia.r• ' iaclde, and 5taY0 Bttl, of JillnerYI, a llllfd. ' · ··Others were TGIIl Da x--. of .~ Roo..velt, 1 c-r; Don •' one, many next · . Saturday' I Games clnctmatl a1 Atlanta, night · Qdcqo at st. Loolo ~odelphla at Houaton, night New York al Loo Anplea · Pllllburgh at San Fnnclaco ' IT Champ In Chicago /, COLUMBUS (UP0 - Aller msklng short w o r k Thursdo,y night of the Buffalo Bison&. the Columbus Jets have to deal Runs Batted In with a new kihl o! animal toNational League: McCovey, Giants 65; Allen. Phils and H. nigh~ The lnternatluai League Aaron, Braves 60; Hart, Giants, leacli18 Toledo Mudhens were Banks, Cubs, Perez, Reds and slated to move lniO Jet stadium santo, Cubs 58. American League: Harrelson, ror a four-day engagement am Red Sox 79; F. Howard, Sena- give the secorvi-place J eta a ' ftorli Nalio11wkic b1 on""''""'·· ' ' HOSPITAL NEWS discusses care of the bridle with Ivan Archer, area extension ageat, during Thursday's judging. · st. Anieleo (Keldch 1~, H p.m. Plllal>urgh (Veale 9.8) tit San Prabclaoo (McCormick 7.12), 11 BILL KENNEDY OF THE CARPENTER 4-H Club boys TEJID;A GOOCH o! the Melgo County 4-H Pleasw-e Riders At,. Nro York (lleaver 9-7) at Lo1 WUIIsm P. Smith, area extension agent in (arm management. The accompanying photos show a part of the activity Thur~ as the giant project took place at the Pomeroy school. Columbus Jets Host Toledo Hens . Ntnoteea IIIPPY ,.bo)' bteeblll players or McArthur ~lVI<! btnlloojlle · ·fir it place trcphllo ··-led) . m. ; P. J. Pauley sa to ·.542 s 53 49· ,$10 IO'h 53 51 .5lo l1'h f9 52 .485 If ff 6f .t71 15 . fB 55 .tel II • fB 56 .Me 18 87 6t .~ 28 Tluraday'a .Gamel MlnneiOI& 4 Chi CliO I Now York 1 Boololl 0, nljllt · Baltimore 5 Cleveland 1, night Waahlngtoo 9 Dotrolt 3, night l:.aid1 (Jailer 8.8), 9 p.m. l'ldiodelphla (James 3-4) at Hi>l!ston ()llerker 9-10), 8:30 p. Ken Wil/;oms 65 40 .619 58 45 .583 • & · · Bolloll Ollldand Now York Ml1110. Callfornll. Chic""' Walhlnato!l Ang o, night •~·- (J·-• 10 ~" "' 8 p.m. . '!""" M . .a ,ChiCliO ()loltzman 7.7) at agent; WUiiam Henderson, Cormer 4..fl summer assistant, and HOLZER HOSPJTAL -Visit· ing hours 2-4 and 7-8 p.m. Par~ ents o@' o~. r!!<li~~.~ ~ War4 ... • .... . .,@~()NS .. ' Mrs. Alice G. Coen, Rt. 1 Guysville; Mrs, Catherine Nierp man, Wellston; Mary Jo Dobbins, Rt. 1 Bidwell; Stephen L. Jenkins, Rt. 1 Thurman; Mrs. Guy V. Sargent, Rt. 2 Pomeroy; Donald G. Richards, Coal Grove; Mrs. Keith R. Thornton, Rt. 2 Pt. Pleasant; Mn. Anna M. Farp rar, Jackson; John L. Hall,Jackp son; Richard M. Lodwick. Rt. 3 Pomeroy; Charles 0. Wllson. Rt. 1 Gallipolis; Klmberly S. Barnett, Ravenswood; Warren F. Ottlinger, West Columbia, W. VL; Clmlind ·~. Prababie Pltcher1 , :, (All Time• EDT) sion agent, Jackson; Ron Mc- CARMEL MURPHY ISN'T having lunch. A member o! the Harrisonville Girls 4-!1 Hooor Club, Miss Murphy is display,:in& her "tun with foods'• tray for Mrs. Jean Warner, Pomeroy 'home ee<IIIOIIIIst, who jgjpd lhe .._y, . B~tii))Ore '¥ant& Dade, Middleport, Columbus and SOuthern Ohio Electric Co. em ploye; James Uttle, area extension agent; Kenneth Ackerman, Athens cou.rrcy extension The fall of the Roman Em· plre in the mid-fifth century divides ancient from medJ· eval times . Detroit .ua 15 47 59 .U3 23'h , f5 61 .425 25'h Thuradal''• Re1111t1 4 Now Y~k 2 CbiCIIO 4 HoooiOn I Pllio 6 Cincinnati 1, twUI&Irt ~;, L 2 PhUa 1, 7 14 lmo., : San Fran 2 Loa Leaau' W, L, .Pol. Gil 49 59' ,454 22\2 teacher; Mrs. Frances Wetherholt, Gallipolis, North Gellla home economics teacher; Mrs. Elizabeth Smith, R. N., Reedsville; Ivan Archer, area exten. m4-11 members across Meigs CIIW1ty. · Amerlean 53 u ,520 15\1 56 5% .5lf II . 53 52 .505 17 52 Sf 14111 18\1 t8 56 •,tft 21\2 !Ugh SCOOol home economics a member of the Pomeroy Benders Junior 4·H Club. Mrs. Roberts judged the 11 tirst outf1t" categcry in sewing projects ' ' 'MtArthur Wins Kyger Q-~ek .Toumey 4 home eeonomics teacller; Mrs. ~ ,..;-,.·trouble. NO NEED TO SHOUT! ' • ·,, WHEN THE HIGH QUALITY OF OUR BAR.GAIN PRICED USED CARS SPEAK SO LOUDLY FOR -~ THEMSELVES. · SPECIALS . mllllliki>- . · steve Walburn came on to put Baird llld Orland Cremeens' dou- out the fire. ble. . . Jlut Balnl, the strong Chesho Tilt ~Jie!llt :in their• ire rlglothander put the Redlegs and of tha fifth wheaplnchbt- down 1-2-3 In the bottom of the Beaty walked, went to third on sixth for the higheit finish passed balls ahl scored on Dolli third place - any Cheshire club Acree' a clul<h alngletoleftfleld. has fashioned for itself ln 10 But the Redlegs !ell IWirl In the top of the sixth, giving liP years. Baird fanned 15, walked two, four l'WlS on hill by Terry Luhit one in a fine !Show or pitchcas and Creme$11, a walk, a1M1 118two damasll8 errors. TITLE GAME McArthur 243 04 -13 16 0 Our Great Deals Are Getting Greater Both New and Used Cars Priced For Quick Sale•• 66 Pontiac ' = nrur:W OTY ICE & FUEL - <:Ill' Ice and Fuel of Pl. Pleasant (11-8) was I'UI1DOIW First ""' 1 to r are Sieve Holland, Nick Beard, Stott Stewart. Rocky Slur1IOOII, Rlrky stmi.klns, ~Y HeiiQ'; 2hl row, Steve Bateman. Jim Chandler, Roc~ :'""S<Oill)llle> A41dns, Arnie Watson; 3rd row, Rance! Jividen. ·George McClintock, Sklppe Cllntock, Peach Craw!ord, and Mike Jividen. ·1,995 Ctllllnl V.S 2 dr. Hard Tq,. 4 ep. shift. 421eqpoe. Shows good 967 FORD cars. WAS $2,295. GALAXIE 500 4 dr. - . , ...... trial., p.o., radio. 67 Chrysler 1 · 9 66 PLY. M QUTH $1695 ltmr owl 67 Buick ;1' t65 $1295. Newport f dr. Sadan. One carefullocll OWDOr. Beautiful dark ....... llnlah with while tq>. PS.PB & AT: WAS$2,~- eonwrllilll. .:r· '• t DR-., auto. _ 11'1111., \18, radio. · 2,395 L/ P.S. 96.5FORQ . BUICK 'LASABRE, t ctr. IOdlll, illllo. 11'1111.. 2;195 ..._ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _..;;;;...;.;;;..~~ Blake. Adkins (LP)!, Chandler ~~ ~~ <5> aniloenry, M- ~Ires: Burchett, , " Sldbu>l~1 ]Scu. Fr~~EEZER ' , -r 20 CU. fT. FREEZER Spencer.CONSOLATION Cheshire 002 004-6 8 0 Redlegs 010 010-2 2 4 (LP~.:!oo":s.D~::.r:_ uuwtres: 218.00 100 lb. FREEZER City I&F 000 00- 0 2 3 Ratzlaff (WP), Mtnrlng (5) and .25 CU. FT. FREEZER ftJ,.Afi . .< £I VV .. 299•00 3.49• 00 Stobart. fipencer' Bw-chett. H& RFIRESTONE Schoen Most Talked About Rookie In Oeveland Camp lllddlep«t, o. N. 2nd AYI. UlRAM, Oblo (UPI) - There are two schools in the Midwest wttb a long tradition of produc· 118 players for the Cleveland Browns - Ohio State and Notre Dame. The tlghtlng Irish star wllo 2,395 TWO DOOR·lZ Cu. Fl . jolnid lhe Cleveland team last wao Larry Conjar, and thla season amther Notre Dame ace, Tom Scboea. is maldl8 a oerloua bld (or the Browns' roster. SCIIoon to eaill,y the most tallltd about rookie at the HIram tralnlrw CIRillo especlally allv:e hlo porformallc:e in a oo:rlm~Mp laot saturdly, when he intercepted two passel, retuJ'ulrw them 25 and 26 yards. The former quorterbtck is omall for a defenalve bock at . 5 loot 11 Inches, 185 pounds, COich Blanton COllier, honwr, Ia quick to defend the oatlve Cle'Yillllder' • size. "FOollllll plt.Yera come In all ldndo of packageI," Colller said. "TGIII eertilnJy hla been aoiDtl \W)' well and DO ... hare li at all C<IIICOl'1lld ....,1 hio elae." SchOOn pla,yod a dlzalirw llnll twc1 11110111 at Soulll Btlld, setllllll ...wn aJI.11me reo;onta, and voted moat voluablo p1t.Ytr on )'011' BIG SAVINGS on ELECTRIC WAT·ER HEATERS WIRING ALLOWANCE I,.,..,. ''!->·· ·l·. " l' I v . ' to: ' ' TRADE-IN ALLOWANCE ,. (whrrc required) '. MOW is lhe best time to BUYA Flameless ELECTRIC dolenee. SchOOn aloo lt&rrlill ID colltp aa' a pUnt return epoetalill, set11111 r.ecuu for tho m01t punt iootutna In a ·~· &liDO ()>tno), meet t~iiot ~ In I Hi"'!" (t2), and IIICIII Ylnl• ~ ql;l I• Pitta~ ' In S25.QQ S25.00 . WATER HEAlER • ·E YOUR·. •' 'i ' ,, I •• - ,, . ,.' . I,. '' �.. 4 - Dl~ The I J *;.· ~-. o., "us. 2, 1tll& · ·, ,s :- ' ' The pmo markeoi _tlie ead o1 ; · ' CANTON, Ohio (UPO - Pro Footlloll'1 Holl ol Fame stqed Ita annual big weekend today and Saturda,y with lnductloo ol seven new members into it& doors and an exhibition game between the Dallas Cowboys and Chlc110 Bears. Featt'lltloa ol the BC>-Called "Football's Greatest Weekend" opened today with a Mayor's mer Ohio state and Cleveland Browns 1reat, was guest speak.. PT. PLEASANT - TweniY Gilt members of the Foster Gl'llldparents organization baYO formed anauxlllarythatw!U meet er. A flshton show and a civic banquet honoriq: tile seven new enshrlnees were scheduled to round out the first day ol the Breakfast where SUI Willis, forw celebrallon. als backfteld aee; Marlon Motley, a local plaJer wt.;, went on to lullback tho Clevelaod Browns, and Wayne Millner, one ol tho Waohlngtcm Redskl .. Olllcero eleclod at the Initial meeting were Mrs. Sarah Mal•, ' l: t; •• lory, prealdent: Mra. . .Frances Clork, vice preeldent; OJna VanSicllle, oecretal')'; Nora Wartanburl. treuureri Etbel Beckner, oodol cllalrman andDolii)'Dorot, pd>llclly. Other membera or the auxUIar1 ore Chari- CWiclll!, Hazel Clpehar:l, F.aaa Dotrfer. Paulino Forbeo, W. J. Forbel, · Everott Graham, Ruth KDoA>, L. D. Mallory, Mauclo MaUotte, Mao Meaolck, Robert S n e e d, Flormce '!IIcker, Alma Triplett, !Mole Wolfe and Maude Young. PT. PLEASANT - One ol tho -..Hns and lnterelltlng IXIIIblto at the Maeon Coullil' Folr Aueull 6-10 will be the CUllaarJ Artl DtpartinODI, with Mn. Gorold Rood and Mrl. Grace Brown ol Letart •• : l' •, • • • •• • •• • • • ••r ' The varloua divisions a n d ...U.... will lnelude Food canoed, laclud!ng p r ellnll, jauu1, jellies, picklel, ....,. chow, llld eatoup BDd JaUeel; Carmed Fruits; can. ned Vegetables; Camedmeatli Biked Goods, breada, cakes, cookiH and plea; Clndlu llld CIOII!eotlona. Albert A. Miche!Boo re· celved the Nobel Prize In phJIIcs In 1!107 lor the meas· uromofnt ol the speed of Ugbt. Daughter -in-law Honored at Cookout '' 'I· ' lac~. ,--.: " 1 I Mr. and Mrs. Erneot Nichol,.. entertained 'l'lleadiJ with a CGCikout at their Rullalll home hamriDg their daiJI!hter-ID-Iaw, Mrl. Bonlllo Nlcholaon. Mn. Nicholson will leave soon ror England lo join her hua-. A1mwl 1-c Michael C Nlcholaon, . wbo Ia ·etatloned there with the · V.S. Alr Force. Guests at the cookout were Mr. and Mrs. Genrge Grate and Cllq>tp'ound 11 wedoellday nlah~ Tbis pneration DliY witness the secoul COJtling ot Christ." Services Friday night w Ill close out the unuauall,y successlui outdoor reYI.U serYices. Tile revi.U has been a joint ellort ot 18 Ulll~ _Me-lot (Iormor EUB) churches In Point Pleasant diolrlct. ~~wm Christ come in our · time'?'' was the subject of the Billy Gnham &IBOClate as he asserted that we need to be It~ tentlve to what God Is doing In loraeL He pointed out UW.t this , Ia the firot time since 586 B. C that ihe Jews'· had a !lOmeland. Scripture Is bel~ lulfill· ed in that God tlrst scattered his . peqde throuahout the world but he Ia now bringing them bock 1o the HoiJ land. There b ·, rebirth Ill Israel, he tD~Plat.ned, 100 the de&ert is blooming like l roae, aa It was prophesied In t h e scriptures. This little nation Ia the hub ol hive 118 SCHEll TARE COLOI TV r 1969 IODElS Be ready for the conventions &2112 BK CHiurlan lorloo-Contompom~ Charooal black llrlpp!O finish. 6" <Mil Speaker. ll~"hilh, 30~"wide, 22~"deep; .t"cup •' .. ur~ here ll't>m sa~ n!ihl 't o l~gels bonaa could ro1w'D to the Well Coo&t before mldnlgh~ •· The game ltaeli ll>o1d.i'brove a wsiofy..,.klna allllr, a1nce 1i marks tho first lime aln<t 1958. that George Rolea will nOt be on the oldellnes as eoocll ol tho Bears. Hl1as retirld 11 coach last winter allor 39 le&IOIIJ In ._.,... ot Jim DoOley;, Who was m....r .., &om assistant ...ch. · and new ·ratr pro&rams. 449~95 Furn 992-2635 u8.•• Mob Yowt 1-lo.... ·cOIIW, A&,v._· Wttt.'~.. D-ECORATING SPECIALS! ' ' '. •• • • •PLAIN• WHITE • • • •• .CElLI .GTl LE: I e Canwsd lU ea. 12" • X 12" X ~~~ • na. 1/:: . ..,, .( •' · . I '' · ·' , _\ A;;.· ·'~ 'i DIS. STAIRWAY HEAD SASH Dtllpd for uie between ll11d• 24" ttllll!n. ldul rot . . . lttk.,flllrl . bulldint• 1nd Polyester ••• Cord TW.Iass 6.99 Roup op~ninilsip: 25W' x 54,.. Complete wirh iutrucdode ror lnallll•tlon. Ceili"' heljht TIO" to 8'9", 18.88 Formica wttilt woodpata but wJtll J014 &ck on wlllta renruca Cop. lncludn bowl and rim. Rq. 62.75 47.77 . - ICIEEI 1081 775xl4 and 77Sx1S 21.95 u• in pr· ~:· --, ..... tires, yean Of use. NEWELL'S SUNOCO SERVICE De,lgnecl for warrn cool IUfflfMr bNelel but keep out all Ur'IWCinted lt1Hd1, 32" M II"' 1C 1\41" Ponderoto Pine. Fur-nitMd with IJielh alumInum wire. ' AAJ. Roaol Sorvlco . HARDBOARD PANELING Walnut. Rkh tOMI that IIH the ,..,. (or ...... ~OJlltlnJ . ., icltu. Enhance your bontyuiiiOdo era u tomor- . ,.... ... 8 2ft 63 Old• 88 Holidey Wen . . . . . . $ft5 White over burgundy, burgundy v~D¥1 Int., V-8 auto .• P.B., P.S., atr-eondlttollillg. 66 Pontile Clltllllll 4 .,..• . • • . . • . $2195 Green wJth green bterlor, V·S eJWlne, auto. trana., m:1 power steertrw. ' 2 !)oor . . . . . . . . . . . . $195i cyL, auto. triM., P'*•• ateer!JW. Reolb' nlct ono thlo low price. Six r..- 62 CldiiiiC H~T. Coupe '. , • ~ ••.. $1195 Full -or IOllllilm•nl. n41o, lll*d llo•o, and air......,.. tlotd!'l' Plotllp Olda ... Wlllooo 0.. H.,.dt . PI 1948 . . '•of. vmv ~llll"'u" . '. ~oot '2685 You canprobablytelllrhenhe'a ready to-rOIId.ll he !a.~Jell, pbtoo; ' (8) ln..ht ' lim•• 1o fl'om ' liolp blm can h.f sit otlll and live at- add to ids ~bulory - reldtng tenlioli lor a reas_onlble I~J181h a~gn, at""' ~ I'Clldo!de or lab.ot Jline? · •11' in l . ~~~ or Words on a ile' sbou14- I>!' able to !ollow cracker box. o!n1>le dlrecUona, and tell aiDq>lo (h) HelP him to. aee and Uliler'' ' •events and stories In a l~,ol alaod t11at> lh1f 11111ch admired 1 • I order. · , He must leel secure and hl!>i>Y at.·home 1o be able to be laterested Ill activities at ot!hool. DOes hehaveenoughconfldenee In idu!te lo accept the teecher'a dlreetlono? l!e should bavo been pJa.ylng with other children In order to learn to work In a gr...,; Haa he learned ledopendence and respooolbllley bydolngthlnga lor hlmsall'l He ahould bave de ..lq,ed a lamUiarley with booko and the characters In them. By Helen Botrel -i.M rw. ., . ....... M sldll o! reading dOea baye oome use In i ~eai-<>ld world; see to It that hls boiJka are about things that really · Interest •h!m and that he can untlerslalil; ouch as other chUdren, their tlmllles, their pets, as ~en •• trajna, air· planes, tugboats, ole!UftlhovelS. BEFORE HE GOES to ocbool, he should have learned hia own name, name of parents, lddress, phMe number, and to be 1illllng Io sfve them when asked. . He should also be able to' go alone to ·,rite dlfteient places before he sta1 :s to schooL Teach hino not 10 play with matches, to c~trry scissors or FREE • ' ESTIMATES ~HEA11HI w,_,.. RIGHT FURNACE .. "'"" RIGHT BOILER . HYDRONIC IASEIOARD ... " ,.. A CLIANIR WARMER HOME I PHONI U" DIAGONAL 195 SQ. IN. llCTANGULAI PICTU~ SWIVELBASED -'· 2·311 COLOR TV HANDCRAFTED our . . The ZENITH Supef 50 Color TV Cho ..i& fwa.h l,.l hoodwired chauis connections fOI' OHIO VALLEY &HEATING ., .......... lclwMI ·...,, fti!Nr ColO< TV •• tasy to tune you can do II bllndloldod • longer TV life, greGfllr operoting depend· abilitY • , , fewer ser~ic:. prab~M•. • · •. UNTIL OCTOBER NO PA.. .,. RADIO & . 1/WI. -~, -·' .,. / W• ad ldlaL I Hoithl. II\YC8I ' ' ber .I • ' r"' !ld• dtaertptllia lho ·jult lniJ . .... I ,ottarplif! Oil her ,~ ·. : !"' lllllat'liliil hciuie IIIII'P,II ·;·,. \ · lllo. Atld It ean.bt ~·I '· ' : J.i.I.S. ll8lr tWtit!; fit w • ..o a•· 1 :Act NOW on the PlYMOUTH of your choice ... ·Get a year-end .b.lli that's truly unbeatable LIGHT AND POST· . Ylld liallt lilllliM<I In iuollltOctunl black wlill ·Amlior -=:-.:-.~.:; • . < ~ OC Ill \ll!n. ,The !fl*;. '-· 111111111 ti!IF I dllld VI'OIChlDg''PHVI u J!!itrt!J!rtl ~~ ' REG. $33.10 I ~-~~'ot'tll.e~s.'. ·.: , "<<Il soFa.um, to riod to IJlm. ;-~~~ prlmt ......... '"'liM1' ·GLASS··. SliDING · ~ Early American with blu& interior. . \ '111- nlillltthol boo foulld .· :.. Gltllol ~- ad ·lllilillllac home wJtll ,I 65 Ford LTD 4 Dr, H.'I'. .• . .••.. $1595 352 V-8 motor, auto. trans., P.S., while over biue, · • CGI1II'It7 to JiGpdar oplllloa, i' polter,ut .Ill lllllbar ...et :IIIII' a· oiiOfttodled 10111. I Ia Your dt.oke of Cherry • Oalt: • -1.49 PRICED RIGHT TO CLEAR l LOTI . • · llHr Halitl: . polterpl&t waa a locherou• old . , A polterillllll II I soul willl· ll'fOI""'clo, who led the eypo ol ·out a beQJ, cail!bled and oarlb· lite you only read about. SOW'! lloulld. J lhQoild ,be -.aed moved awa.v from that !IOUael ~ ;IIIIMY.O at!fl iJ> where aoull be- B.G,D. . cklna. -PIGGY •' Dear Htloo: . .Petr.Hel•: You lalk to a pciltergellll DOOR CLOSER «;:;:;,;' •:::::: · · J ~· ' · . IJW how ' much )'OJ! proD! I em Now ••• at low co1t t• REG. $9.95 -. ' HERE ARE SOME ol the things relax and enjoy the Yloltora, 1oo. parente can do 1o help him get SO lonal ao you believe In the roacb' 1o read: llHr llollll: poltergelot, you'll haVe 110 real (a) Sl~ng lo one prepantloo The IR!er !rom "Gho&l'l trouble. Noloomaklng 10d breaklor read!iW. As a chlld learns 1o - · prompts me to write. age 11111 ~et down andlhe tallow "Note from H: You lt)llaeverol IIIII' leave lor 1ona1 perluda, Ac· hell' and reCCJillllze ~ouuda, he Ia lamdred olbar belleven: PO!ter- cept him ao one olthe famllJ, dovelq,lng carelul Uotening hablOIIIs are -lor llliljocll) and like an attent!M - eravllli lta, therelore, start earl,y by singing elmple tuneo. The chUd Tbanko to the of!ot1' ol para;- chlld, he'll behave bitter. devel~s a love tor llsterrlng as ll)'eholQIIcal lmea\lplora, pol. POLTERGE!Sf'S FRIEND llrgetltlo hml b"" atv,. per. Dear Helen: mlollan 1o !IIIII outaldo or lmPO!terselat• are not horm!Ul. llllnatton. There ore aomo Will- 'l'heJ'n only mlechiOVOUIIlhoala, documelited eaoeo ol._ In but they'll put a houloe In an print. ' ." uproar b7 deotroylngfhlnlo, turn- throuah table tappllll - one tap However, I 't!OQld llka to tell 1ng olf lights, alamllling doore, lor Yea, two tapa lor No, In anaer 1o your Qlestlms. This WIJ "<h>at'l Hollell" 1hll U her lllc. - A BELIEVER yoo can lind out wb,y he Is oot ''lrilndo" art friendly, llbe Ia llHr Halon: at peace, and find a WIJ lA> send Y01")' ludcJ, Pltltergelllll ..,... PO!teraoleto are "aoulslndlaln uaorlld ~enti, len· treee• lhrowo Into oternley be- blm "home." - BE.LIEVER cloncloa 1111! ta!llllo, ntany ot tore their time. The only way Doer Helen: T.ell Ghoet's Hoot that two cats them VI~~·· Tbt.Y baVO been ·tho,y cBD coli lor halp lo by In her houae will keep tile pol1a1own to 11a11 ares, ~J,y belna not_,, If Ghoet• Holl will wreek 1M lllolde ol a houae, hit, lor them, they'll llud their tergelot quiet. - Mil& C,W. Jdek, bite • ..,etuall¥ lo&vllll way to tho!r real hoine. J haa Dear All ol You: I never met a poltergeist bruloo1111d ~- lllrow JIIWOGOd 1o me lhri'e tlmea. The I hope I never meet one! reeks, wrllo pi...-, wurd1 m IJIO!I otertllng wao whan I waa But Ill do, I'll read my mollWallo ~ )'011 - I t , there II a a JOIIIll bride. I bad nlghlmtrll ADd know just how 1o treat polterpllll ooDiowbore who baa 'or two bls dark thlngo beatlni . ' one!- H. done ll. . : · ' mo• ., the mornlnB I'd wake up II tblf ltlell' lo inllroited Ill with bruiN• all over mo. Other · llbttut her tlllill- - · ccmp!ajnOd of elran,lll 91~ pats, ihe could write tblnila ~nlns 1n their IWOrlthe ~chi)Jop Deportment, menta: ebalr.s overturned. lamps ~ !)luke lfill~orJ!!l..__D.\!!:1!1!1• !i<!l'ih f'lni._CI!_I';!'! _IIi~\~~~~~~ ·'·11'' ·.. Tupport Ptolno, o.· ~ Cuollna. , : '"· ' , olght. 1 ,pr~ ..,.:_..,.. woom i ,PI•• ftnl 11er apJDa plb- to pr11~ Nolbltir more ·~ · 667-3'63 llclllnr bel' ilillora ttl> widell. ~ lllliSo .i,A.c, ' Gorden Tillers, Lawn J'Qitergelila. be bad but tho,y 1\,len: .. Mowers, $48,95. mue Lus11'1 weal! ~ to tho . Poltergelltl are·-ovll ·sp!rto, tre Rue Sbampooer . l1uil1 ~till pd>Uc ltOIIhl do to .,._a aant "by tho Devil. J.P. ".00 per day. Inter• ber 1tomt and Jilt, Nol w m• near Belan: · VInyl Latex and . II• ..e,-4Uieri who peddle masGboll'l Hoot llboulcl ItT to Semi • Gloas. . lc charml, tllllaa\lc llterllllro, ou1Ja ~ lo rind out who liar polrt, olllove.; .... ~ ~ F•J • colors. Exterior and vtlllors are. we 1"---' ..,,_our 8.49 you, got top qualify { ,........,,, l li>N 1r 112" The dining room and lrODt .. · "GHOS'J"S HOSJ'" GETS SYMPATHY, ADVICE lUI hlahway and crashed Into tile side ol a bou10 at 1709 Je!leraon Blvd. ~p '' • 't• o.;· .... ~ im ··· Helen Help ·PT. lit£ AS ANT ~ TWo Ohlb , 63 ·' "< lcally, mentiiJ,y,anci'elnotlqDa!Jy. It Ia lmportaDt lor JOilr child to have ~ eyeolgh~ good heat:lng, and no speech de!e.cta. o,. !mportaDt atep Ill being reld.Y to read Is bel1111 able lo tall the dlltorenco In nb.Jecta SCHOOL .IS A PLACE lor a 11111111 tree, the largeot plat4, boako, and natural~¥ a place to the ahorteat boy, 1 circle, ia l,Mm Io read, but not ali ave ... square, can he cfo things like IIJo7etHida are feadl' 1o read. theee? - ' -:""" · . Furniture. Allc::vo,ur their tralnlna CIJII)a latatoday. The .p me wae a\rttd.ed resideni~ were injured in I OOh car accident Thursday 10 i.m. on Jefferson Blvd., when their car went out of control whUe travellrw: north, crossed t h e lillured and lloted In good conPLEASANT VALLEY HOSPITAL dition at Ploaaant Vollay HosADllltiTED: Wealo,y WUIIama, pital were Mra. Ed!IM Brace, Leon; Charles WUaon, Middleport; Mr1. FAHIORBrlee,Raclnei fl, of ReciDe, Olllo, and CharMrl. Richard Holland, Pt. Pleat- leo WUeon, 30, Middleport, Ohio. ant; Mrs. WOllam Bolrd, South- Mrs. Brace suttered a laeera~ Uoo o! the eeolp llld Ia being aide. DISCHARGED: Mrs. Harold held lor obllrvatlon. wnaon lllfStewirt, Pt. PIOIIIIDI; Augola lered a fracture of tile 1111lne and Rolllno, Leon; Harold Johneon, lo alao underaolnr observation Pl. Pleasant; Sharon Wolfinbar- at the hol(lltal. The mlabap !1 under lnvollllpger, rt. Pleal&llt; Mrs. L e on tlon of the cley pollee. Thompaon, Pl. Plnlllll; Corrie G.- Leon; Mro. Ira l'l>lllllld dau&llter. Apple Grove. PHIL CO t rr.m In Accident TO SELECT JURORS PT. PLEASANT - JUry commloolonera, Vollle TMo,y and W. A. Barker, are achaluled to meet ID tho ollloe ol Circuit Clerk llcJw.. ord Schultz m MolldiJ, Auauot 5th, at I p.m. to lllect grand ehlJdren. Beverly, Georpne, and petit Juron lor the SeptemRcmle, and ~· and Blll Nlch- ber term of Maaon Count,y Circuit Coort. ohon. ' to .wore Hurt damaged. ' ' toUowlng ~­ cle Is another written by Mrt, Gretta SUttle Iii! Mrs. NoW'e VIle, Me!p C0W11Y School Soc>orvtaors, PfllNirOd to "" per- tiP• on hoir aiey IIIII' help prepare their children lor echool. •lin• poreh ol the home occupied by Bel\lamln MeKinto,y lamlly were . (Ed. Note: Tba the world, Rev. Basinger stated. or concerued her earl,y -rl• Since all prophetic listed ences as a chUd which she reIn the Bible ore continuing Io lated 1o tho large 1tro1c> or eltll· come to pass, he declued. H ls dren present. Bernard LloYing mide tho olessential that we be ready when fertory prayer. All eqensea for Christ does retlll11. Several peraons responded to the c~q~meeting hive been met the lnYIIatlon that cloaed the arxJ the o«erirws now received wW go 11 1 love ofterinl tor service last night. Members ol t h e combined the evangelist•, according to church choirs sang twice Wed- CBmpground Board chairman, nellday and Evaogellat and Mrs. Rev, Eugene Garlow, Basi•r sang 1 duet and he preceded his messqe with 1 solo. Slorytlme by Mrs. Baolng- Ohioans , ' Second Coming lmminen~ Perhaps, Says Evangelist PT. PLEASANT - Us!~ prophetic scriptures 1o sUPport his atatementl, EwrweJ.lst lner Baalrwer told an audience of more Ulan 300 peraona at the Union ' '( ~ . ·c' Stadium. Tile weekend oleo marked the first Hall ol F'Mle participation lor American Football League rqtresentatives. OWners Bud Adams ol the Houatcm OUero and Lamar Hwtt olthe Kanlao Cley Chiefs were present in their ca. pacltles as members of the hall's board of trustees. Fonner protessloral greats to be enshrined Included Chorley Trlppi, tonner Chicago cardin- . ,.,. ,_ , , . The DaiQ'.: Set1Unt1; Mlddllipott.P..,q, 1· later, the Cowboye and Bears tllllle In 2o,ooo.. ul Fawcett The enshrinement wlll take Tbe group selected the name place S&turdiJ lollowlng a cl Ylc all-time greats at end. ••Golden Age" and set duel at Clllf Battles, another Redskin 25 eents per month with the IDOI'I· parade from downtown Canton o,y 1o be uaed lor get-well and 1o the Hall ol Fame. Two hours sl4ndou~ olso will be Inducted bll'lhda1 cards, Tile P'OOil, whim works with cbUdren at Lakill Slate Hoopllal llld olher hand!ca,ped chll-· drtm, hope 1o establllh a clooer relatlmshlp between members witll the lorming o1 the ...0iar)'. · . · Golden Age Auxiliary Is Formed onet a month. '~1 canton· . · SetForllig .. · , .,1._, ' ' ;; · :)~rep~ the fliild io a ...,....,. til......,., oerlea ·with , l\1.! Bucc....r .. two ol • the P1ratt1· wan. The Redo, moved to AII..U tonight · , . '\ n . l:.e;; 19.Jlead -~ . -~·~,=~:~':....,. ':t G06Cl Health :tle.~:.,li> ' · ~~ ,~ Rea.di'ness J,.-Col: School1 · ~ ~7Zc •. · . ~,~id~s DroJiRedS • i CI!ICINNoi.TI (II~ ~ 'tllll . ·~ 'Redo ~llii!Od' off the ' , . . ~ q.at. ~ (llace lii·:jllil: Nitlooal ~~ IIAa.liO.,.. . 'liiilr"'-7 nl&lll ana il!"fS'ed back Info the No. S polltlilp, but tool&ltl'l pd tho lopoY-lUnY 1o1m rlshl bo'* Ill ale ....... opot. The Redo we~ drGppod a poe· Ilion Tburllday night ao tile vlaltlni Plllsburah Pirates cMnped them 6-1 beldnd a tllree-runhomer by WOlle stargell. ·!1. . 'J·' . ' ·y. <'! .~_;;\j 'flol '. . ' l \ ' ,, . .' STORM DQOR LATCH lntial <~~ot •~i ~ or IIOOR d.oun 7/8" to Foi Wood or J.l/1" lhid:. Ea.,. th• hole lft1UIIado1. *FINAL CLEARANCE ON '68's . , ' •• ' �.. 4 - Dl~ The I J *;.· ~-. o., "us. 2, 1tll& · ·, ,s :- ' ' The pmo markeoi _tlie ead o1 ; · ' CANTON, Ohio (UPO - Pro Footlloll'1 Holl ol Fame stqed Ita annual big weekend today and Saturda,y with lnductloo ol seven new members into it& doors and an exhibition game between the Dallas Cowboys and Chlc110 Bears. Featt'lltloa ol the BC>-Called "Football's Greatest Weekend" opened today with a Mayor's mer Ohio state and Cleveland Browns 1reat, was guest speak.. PT. PLEASANT - TweniY Gilt members of the Foster Gl'llldparents organization baYO formed anauxlllarythatw!U meet er. A flshton show and a civic banquet honoriq: tile seven new enshrlnees were scheduled to round out the first day ol the Breakfast where SUI Willis, forw celebrallon. als backfteld aee; Marlon Motley, a local plaJer wt.;, went on to lullback tho Clevelaod Browns, and Wayne Millner, one ol tho Waohlngtcm Redskl .. Olllcero eleclod at the Initial meeting were Mrs. Sarah Mal•, ' l: t; •• lory, prealdent: Mra. . .Frances Clork, vice preeldent; OJna VanSicllle, oecretal')'; Nora Wartanburl. treuureri Etbel Beckner, oodol cllalrman andDolii)'Dorot, pd>llclly. Other membera or the auxUIar1 ore Chari- CWiclll!, Hazel Clpehar:l, F.aaa Dotrfer. Paulino Forbeo, W. J. Forbel, · Everott Graham, Ruth KDoA>, L. D. Mallory, Mauclo MaUotte, Mao Meaolck, Robert S n e e d, Flormce '!IIcker, Alma Triplett, !Mole Wolfe and Maude Young. PT. PLEASANT - One ol tho -..Hns and lnterelltlng IXIIIblto at the Maeon Coullil' Folr Aueull 6-10 will be the CUllaarJ Artl DtpartinODI, with Mn. Gorold Rood and Mrl. Grace Brown ol Letart •• : l' •, • • • •• • •• • • • ••r ' The varloua divisions a n d ...U.... will lnelude Food canoed, laclud!ng p r ellnll, jauu1, jellies, picklel, ....,. chow, llld eatoup BDd JaUeel; Carmed Fruits; can. ned Vegetables; Camedmeatli Biked Goods, breada, cakes, cookiH and plea; Clndlu llld CIOII!eotlona. Albert A. Miche!Boo re· celved the Nobel Prize In phJIIcs In 1!107 lor the meas· uromofnt ol the speed of Ugbt. Daughter -in-law Honored at Cookout '' 'I· ' lac~. ,--.: " 1 I Mr. and Mrs. Erneot Nichol,.. entertained 'l'lleadiJ with a CGCikout at their Rullalll home hamriDg their daiJI!hter-ID-Iaw, Mrl. Bonlllo Nlcholaon. Mn. Nicholson will leave soon ror England lo join her hua-. A1mwl 1-c Michael C Nlcholaon, . wbo Ia ·etatloned there with the · V.S. Alr Force. Guests at the cookout were Mr. and Mrs. Genrge Grate and Cllq>tp'ound 11 wedoellday nlah~ Tbis pneration DliY witness the secoul COJtling ot Christ." Services Friday night w Ill close out the unuauall,y successlui outdoor reYI.U serYices. Tile revi.U has been a joint ellort ot 18 Ulll~ _Me-lot (Iormor EUB) churches In Point Pleasant diolrlct. ~~wm Christ come in our · time'?'' was the subject of the Billy Gnham &IBOClate as he asserted that we need to be It~ tentlve to what God Is doing In loraeL He pointed out UW.t this , Ia the firot time since 586 B. C that ihe Jews'· had a !lOmeland. Scripture Is bel~ lulfill· ed in that God tlrst scattered his . peqde throuahout the world but he Ia now bringing them bock 1o the HoiJ land. There b ·, rebirth Ill Israel, he tD~Plat.ned, 100 the de&ert is blooming like l roae, aa It was prophesied In t h e scriptures. This little nation Ia the hub ol hive 118 SCHEll TARE COLOI TV r 1969 IODElS Be ready for the conventions &2112 BK CHiurlan lorloo-Contompom~ Charooal black llrlpp!O finish. 6" <Mil Speaker. ll~"hilh, 30~"wide, 22~"deep; .t"cup •' .. ur~ here ll't>m sa~ n!ihl 't o l~gels bonaa could ro1w'D to the Well Coo&t before mldnlgh~ •· The game ltaeli ll>o1d.i'brove a wsiofy..,.klna allllr, a1nce 1i marks tho first lime aln<t 1958. that George Rolea will nOt be on the oldellnes as eoocll ol tho Bears. Hl1as retirld 11 coach last winter allor 39 le&IOIIJ In ._.,... ot Jim DoOley;, Who was m....r .., &om assistant ...ch. · and new ·ratr pro&rams. 449~95 Furn 992-2635 u8.•• Mob Yowt 1-lo.... ·cOIIW, A&,v._· Wttt.'~.. D-ECORATING SPECIALS! ' ' '. •• • • •PLAIN• WHITE • • • •• .CElLI .GTl LE: I e Canwsd lU ea. 12" • X 12" X ~~~ • na. 1/:: . ..,, .( •' · . I '' · ·' , _\ A;;.· ·'~ 'i DIS. STAIRWAY HEAD SASH Dtllpd for uie between ll11d• 24" ttllll!n. ldul rot . . . lttk.,flllrl . bulldint• 1nd Polyester ••• Cord TW.Iass 6.99 Roup op~ninilsip: 25W' x 54,.. Complete wirh iutrucdode ror lnallll•tlon. Ceili"' heljht TIO" to 8'9", 18.88 Formica wttilt woodpata but wJtll J014 &ck on wlllta renruca Cop. lncludn bowl and rim. Rq. 62.75 47.77 . - ICIEEI 1081 775xl4 and 77Sx1S 21.95 u• in pr· ~:· --, ..... tires, yean Of use. NEWELL'S SUNOCO SERVICE De,lgnecl for warrn cool IUfflfMr bNelel but keep out all Ur'IWCinted lt1Hd1, 32" M II"' 1C 1\41" Ponderoto Pine. Fur-nitMd with IJielh alumInum wire. ' AAJ. Roaol Sorvlco . HARDBOARD PANELING Walnut. Rkh tOMI that IIH the ,..,. (or ...... ~OJlltlnJ . ., icltu. Enhance your bontyuiiiOdo era u tomor- . ,.... ... 8 2ft 63 Old• 88 Holidey Wen . . . . . . $ft5 White over burgundy, burgundy v~D¥1 Int., V-8 auto .• P.B., P.S., atr-eondlttollillg. 66 Pontile Clltllllll 4 .,..• . • • . . • . $2195 Green wJth green bterlor, V·S eJWlne, auto. trana., m:1 power steertrw. ' 2 !)oor . . . . . . . . . . . . $195i cyL, auto. triM., P'*•• ateer!JW. Reolb' nlct ono thlo low price. Six r..- 62 CldiiiiC H~T. Coupe '. , • ~ ••.. $1195 Full -or IOllllilm•nl. n41o, lll*d llo•o, and air......,.. tlotd!'l' Plotllp Olda ... Wlllooo 0.. H.,.dt . PI 1948 . . '•of. vmv ~llll"'u" . '. ~oot '2685 You canprobablytelllrhenhe'a ready to-rOIId.ll he !a.~Jell, pbtoo; ' (8) ln..ht ' lim•• 1o fl'om ' liolp blm can h.f sit otlll and live at- add to ids ~bulory - reldtng tenlioli lor a reas_onlble I~J181h a~gn, at""' ~ I'Clldo!de or lab.ot Jline? · •11' in l . ~~~ or Words on a ile' sbou14- I>!' able to !ollow cracker box. o!n1>le dlrecUona, and tell aiDq>lo (h) HelP him to. aee and Uliler'' ' •events and stories In a l~,ol alaod t11at> lh1f 11111ch admired 1 • I order. · , He must leel secure and hl!>i>Y at.·home 1o be able to be laterested Ill activities at ot!hool. DOes hehaveenoughconfldenee In idu!te lo accept the teecher'a dlreetlono? l!e should bavo been pJa.ylng with other children In order to learn to work In a gr...,; Haa he learned ledopendence and respooolbllley bydolngthlnga lor hlmsall'l He ahould bave de ..lq,ed a lamUiarley with booko and the characters In them. By Helen Botrel -i.M rw. ., . ....... M sldll o! reading dOea baye oome use In i ~eai-<>ld world; see to It that hls boiJka are about things that really · Interest •h!m and that he can untlerslalil; ouch as other chUdren, their tlmllles, their pets, as ~en •• trajna, air· planes, tugboats, ole!UftlhovelS. BEFORE HE GOES to ocbool, he should have learned hia own name, name of parents, lddress, phMe number, and to be 1illllng Io sfve them when asked. . He should also be able to' go alone to ·,rite dlfteient places before he sta1 :s to schooL Teach hino not 10 play with matches, to c~trry scissors or FREE • ' ESTIMATES ~HEA11HI w,_,.. RIGHT FURNACE .. "'"" RIGHT BOILER . HYDRONIC IASEIOARD ... " ,.. A CLIANIR WARMER HOME I PHONI U" DIAGONAL 195 SQ. IN. llCTANGULAI PICTU~ SWIVELBASED -'· 2·311 COLOR TV HANDCRAFTED our . . The ZENITH Supef 50 Color TV Cho ..i& fwa.h l,.l hoodwired chauis connections fOI' OHIO VALLEY &HEATING ., .......... lclwMI ·...,, fti!Nr ColO< TV •• tasy to tune you can do II bllndloldod • longer TV life, greGfllr operoting depend· abilitY • , , fewer ser~ic:. prab~M•. • · •. UNTIL OCTOBER NO PA.. .,. RADIO & . 1/WI. -~, -·' .,. / W• ad ldlaL I Hoithl. II\YC8I ' ' ber .I • ' r"' !ld• dtaertptllia lho ·jult lniJ . .... I ,ottarplif! Oil her ,~ ·. : !"' lllllat'liliil hciuie IIIII'P,II ·;·,. \ · lllo. Atld It ean.bt ~·I '· ' : J.i.I.S. ll8lr tWtit!; fit w • ..o a•· 1 :Act NOW on the PlYMOUTH of your choice ... ·Get a year-end .b.lli that's truly unbeatable LIGHT AND POST· . Ylld liallt lilllliM<I In iuollltOctunl black wlill ·Amlior -=:-.:-.~.:; • . < ~ OC Ill \ll!n. ,The !fl*;. '-· 111111111 ti!IF I dllld VI'OIChlDg''PHVI u J!!itrt!J!rtl ~~ ' REG. $33.10 I ~-~~'ot'tll.e~s.'. ·.: , "<<Il soFa.um, to riod to IJlm. ;-~~~ prlmt ......... '"'liM1' ·GLASS··. SliDING · ~ Early American with blu& interior. . \ '111- nlillltthol boo foulld .· :.. Gltllol ~- ad ·lllilillllac home wJtll ,I 65 Ford LTD 4 Dr, H.'I'. .• . .••.. $1595 352 V-8 motor, auto. trans., P.S., while over biue, · • CGI1II'It7 to JiGpdar oplllloa, i' polter,ut .Ill lllllbar ...et :IIIII' a· oiiOfttodled 10111. I Ia Your dt.oke of Cherry • Oalt: • -1.49 PRICED RIGHT TO CLEAR l LOTI . • · llHr Halitl: . polterpl&t waa a locherou• old . , A polterillllll II I soul willl· ll'fOI""'clo, who led the eypo ol ·out a beQJ, cail!bled and oarlb· lite you only read about. SOW'! lloulld. J lhQoild ,be -.aed moved awa.v from that !IOUael ~ ;IIIIMY.O at!fl iJ> where aoull be- B.G,D. . cklna. -PIGGY •' Dear Htloo: . .Petr.Hel•: You lalk to a pciltergellll DOOR CLOSER «;:;:;,;' •:::::: · · J ~· ' · . IJW how ' much )'OJ! proD! I em Now ••• at low co1t t• REG. $9.95 -. ' HERE ARE SOME ol the things relax and enjoy the Yloltora, 1oo. parente can do 1o help him get SO lonal ao you believe In the roacb' 1o read: llHr llollll: poltergelot, you'll haVe 110 real (a) Sl~ng lo one prepantloo The IR!er !rom "Gho&l'l trouble. Noloomaklng 10d breaklor read!iW. As a chlld learns 1o - · prompts me to write. age 11111 ~et down andlhe tallow "Note from H: You lt)llaeverol IIIII' leave lor 1ona1 perluda, Ac· hell' and reCCJillllze ~ouuda, he Ia lamdred olbar belleven: PO!ter- cept him ao one olthe famllJ, dovelq,lng carelul Uotening hablOIIIs are -lor llliljocll) and like an attent!M - eravllli lta, therelore, start earl,y by singing elmple tuneo. The chUd Tbanko to the of!ot1' ol para;- chlld, he'll behave bitter. devel~s a love tor llsterrlng as ll)'eholQIIcal lmea\lplora, pol. POLTERGE!Sf'S FRIEND llrgetltlo hml b"" atv,. per. Dear Helen: mlollan 1o !IIIII outaldo or lmPO!terselat• are not horm!Ul. llllnatton. There ore aomo Will- 'l'heJ'n only mlechiOVOUIIlhoala, documelited eaoeo ol._ In but they'll put a houloe In an print. ' ." uproar b7 deotroylngfhlnlo, turn- throuah table tappllll - one tap However, I 't!OQld llka to tell 1ng olf lights, alamllling doore, lor Yea, two tapa lor No, In anaer 1o your Qlestlms. This WIJ "<h>at'l Hollell" 1hll U her lllc. - A BELIEVER yoo can lind out wb,y he Is oot ''lrilndo" art friendly, llbe Ia llHr Halon: at peace, and find a WIJ lA> send Y01")' ludcJ, Pltltergelllll ..,... PO!teraoleto are "aoulslndlaln uaorlld ~enti, len· treee• lhrowo Into oternley be- blm "home." - BE.LIEVER cloncloa 1111! ta!llllo, ntany ot tore their time. The only way Doer Helen: T.ell Ghoet's Hoot that two cats them VI~~·· Tbt.Y baVO been ·tho,y cBD coli lor halp lo by In her houae will keep tile pol1a1own to 11a11 ares, ~J,y belna not_,, If Ghoet• Holl will wreek 1M lllolde ol a houae, hit, lor them, they'll llud their tergelot quiet. - Mil& C,W. Jdek, bite • ..,etuall¥ lo&vllll way to tho!r real hoine. J haa Dear All ol You: I never met a poltergeist bruloo1111d ~- lllrow JIIWOGOd 1o me lhri'e tlmea. The I hope I never meet one! reeks, wrllo pi...-, wurd1 m IJIO!I otertllng wao whan I waa But Ill do, I'll read my mollWallo ~ )'011 - I t , there II a a JOIIIll bride. I bad nlghlmtrll ADd know just how 1o treat polterpllll ooDiowbore who baa 'or two bls dark thlngo beatlni . ' one!- H. done ll. . : · ' mo• ., the mornlnB I'd wake up II tblf ltlell' lo inllroited Ill with bruiN• all over mo. Other · llbttut her tlllill- - · ccmp!ajnOd of elran,lll 91~ pats, ihe could write tblnila ~nlns 1n their IWOrlthe ~chi)Jop Deportment, menta: ebalr.s overturned. lamps ~ !)luke lfill~orJ!!l..__D.\!!:1!1!1• !i<!l'ih f'lni._CI!_I';!'! _IIi~\~~~~~~ ·'·11'' ·.. Tupport Ptolno, o.· ~ Cuollna. , : '"· ' , olght. 1 ,pr~ ..,.:_..,.. woom i ,PI•• ftnl 11er apJDa plb- to pr11~ Nolbltir more ·~ · 667-3'63 llclllnr bel' ilillora ttl> widell. ~ lllliSo .i,A.c, ' Gorden Tillers, Lawn J'Qitergelila. be bad but tho,y 1\,len: .. Mowers, $48,95. mue Lus11'1 weal! ~ to tho . Poltergelltl are·-ovll ·sp!rto, tre Rue Sbampooer . l1uil1 ~till pd>Uc ltOIIhl do to .,._a aant "by tho Devil. J.P. ".00 per day. Inter• ber 1tomt and Jilt, Nol w m• near Belan: · VInyl Latex and . II• ..e,-4Uieri who peddle masGboll'l Hoot llboulcl ItT to Semi • Gloas. . lc charml, tllllaa\lc llterllllro, ou1Ja ~ lo rind out who liar polrt, olllove.; .... ~ ~ F•J • colors. Exterior and vtlllors are. we 1"---' ..,,_our 8.49 you, got top qualify { ,........,,, l li>N 1r 112" The dining room and lrODt .. · "GHOS'J"S HOSJ'" GETS SYMPATHY, ADVICE lUI hlahway and crashed Into tile side ol a bou10 at 1709 Je!leraon Blvd. ~p '' • 't• o.;· .... ~ im ··· Helen Help ·PT. lit£ AS ANT ~ TWo Ohlb , 63 ·' "< lcally, mentiiJ,y,anci'elnotlqDa!Jy. It Ia lmportaDt lor JOilr child to have ~ eyeolgh~ good heat:lng, and no speech de!e.cta. o,. !mportaDt atep Ill being reld.Y to read Is bel1111 able lo tall the dlltorenco In nb.Jecta SCHOOL .IS A PLACE lor a 11111111 tree, the largeot plat4, boako, and natural~¥ a place to the ahorteat boy, 1 circle, ia l,Mm Io read, but not ali ave ... square, can he cfo things like IIJo7etHida are feadl' 1o read. theee? - ' -:""" · . Furniture. Allc::vo,ur their tralnlna CIJII)a latatoday. The .p me wae a\rttd.ed resideni~ were injured in I OOh car accident Thursday 10 i.m. on Jefferson Blvd., when their car went out of control whUe travellrw: north, crossed t h e lillured and lloted In good conPLEASANT VALLEY HOSPITAL dition at Ploaaant Vollay HosADllltiTED: Wealo,y WUIIama, pital were Mra. Ed!IM Brace, Leon; Charles WUaon, Middleport; Mr1. FAHIORBrlee,Raclnei fl, of ReciDe, Olllo, and CharMrl. Richard Holland, Pt. Pleat- leo WUeon, 30, Middleport, Ohio. ant; Mrs. WOllam Bolrd, South- Mrs. Brace suttered a laeera~ Uoo o! the eeolp llld Ia being aide. DISCHARGED: Mrs. Harold held lor obllrvatlon. wnaon lllfStewirt, Pt. PIOIIIIDI; Augola lered a fracture of tile 1111lne and Rolllno, Leon; Harold Johneon, lo alao underaolnr observation Pl. Pleasant; Sharon Wolfinbar- at the hol(lltal. The mlabap !1 under lnvollllpger, rt. Pleal&llt; Mrs. L e on tlon of the cley pollee. Thompaon, Pl. Plnlllll; Corrie G.- Leon; Mro. Ira l'l>lllllld dau&llter. Apple Grove. PHIL CO t rr.m In Accident TO SELECT JURORS PT. PLEASANT - JUry commloolonera, Vollle TMo,y and W. A. Barker, are achaluled to meet ID tho ollloe ol Circuit Clerk llcJw.. ord Schultz m MolldiJ, Auauot 5th, at I p.m. to lllect grand ehlJdren. Beverly, Georpne, and petit Juron lor the SeptemRcmle, and ~· and Blll Nlch- ber term of Maaon Count,y Circuit Coort. ohon. ' to .wore Hurt damaged. ' ' toUowlng ~­ cle Is another written by Mrt, Gretta SUttle Iii! Mrs. NoW'e VIle, Me!p C0W11Y School Soc>orvtaors, PfllNirOd to "" per- tiP• on hoir aiey IIIII' help prepare their children lor echool. •lin• poreh ol the home occupied by Bel\lamln MeKinto,y lamlly were . (Ed. Note: Tba the world, Rev. Basinger stated. or concerued her earl,y -rl• Since all prophetic listed ences as a chUd which she reIn the Bible ore continuing Io lated 1o tho large 1tro1c> or eltll· come to pass, he declued. H ls dren present. Bernard LloYing mide tho olessential that we be ready when fertory prayer. All eqensea for Christ does retlll11. Several peraons responded to the c~q~meeting hive been met the lnYIIatlon that cloaed the arxJ the o«erirws now received wW go 11 1 love ofterinl tor service last night. Members ol t h e combined the evangelist•, according to church choirs sang twice Wed- CBmpground Board chairman, nellday and Evaogellat and Mrs. Rev, Eugene Garlow, Basi•r sang 1 duet and he preceded his messqe with 1 solo. Slorytlme by Mrs. Baolng- Ohioans , ' Second Coming lmminen~ Perhaps, Says Evangelist PT. PLEASANT - Us!~ prophetic scriptures 1o sUPport his atatementl, EwrweJ.lst lner Baalrwer told an audience of more Ulan 300 peraona at the Union ' '( ~ . ·c' Stadium. Tile weekend oleo marked the first Hall ol F'Mle participation lor American Football League rqtresentatives. OWners Bud Adams ol the Houatcm OUero and Lamar Hwtt olthe Kanlao Cley Chiefs were present in their ca. pacltles as members of the hall's board of trustees. Fonner protessloral greats to be enshrined Included Chorley Trlppi, tonner Chicago cardin- . ,.,. ,_ , , . The DaiQ'.: Set1Unt1; Mlddllipott.P..,q, 1· later, the Cowboye and Bears tllllle In 2o,ooo.. ul Fawcett The enshrinement wlll take Tbe group selected the name place S&turdiJ lollowlng a cl Ylc all-time greats at end. ••Golden Age" and set duel at Clllf Battles, another Redskin 25 eents per month with the IDOI'I· parade from downtown Canton o,y 1o be uaed lor get-well and 1o the Hall ol Fame. Two hours sl4ndou~ olso will be Inducted bll'lhda1 cards, Tile P'OOil, whim works with cbUdren at Lakill Slate Hoopllal llld olher hand!ca,ped chll-· drtm, hope 1o establllh a clooer relatlmshlp between members witll the lorming o1 the ...0iar)'. · . · Golden Age Auxiliary Is Formed onet a month. '~1 canton· . · SetForllig .. · , .,1._, ' ' ;; · :)~rep~ the fliild io a ...,....,. til......,., oerlea ·with , l\1.! Bucc....r .. two ol • the P1ratt1· wan. The Redo, moved to AII..U tonight · , . '\ n . l:.e;; 19.Jlead -~ . -~·~,=~:~':....,. ':t G06Cl Health :tle.~:.,li> ' · ~~ ,~ Rea.di'ness J,.-Col: School1 · ~ ~7Zc •. · . ~,~id~s DroJiRedS • i CI!ICINNoi.TI (II~ ~ 'tllll . ·~ 'Redo ~llii!Od' off the ' , . . ~ q.at. ~ (llace lii·:jllil: Nitlooal ~~ IIAa.liO.,.. . 'liiilr"'-7 nl&lll ana il!"fS'ed back Info the No. S polltlilp, but tool&ltl'l pd tho lopoY-lUnY 1o1m rlshl bo'* Ill ale ....... opot. The Redo we~ drGppod a poe· Ilion Tburllday night ao tile vlaltlni Plllsburah Pirates cMnped them 6-1 beldnd a tllree-runhomer by WOlle stargell. ·!1. . 'J·' . ' ·y. <'! .~_;;\j 'flol '. . ' l \ ' ,, . .' STORM DQOR LATCH lntial <~~ot •~i ~ or IIOOR d.oun 7/8" to Foi Wood or J.l/1" lhid:. Ea.,. th• hole lft1UIIado1. *FINAL CLEARANCE ON '68's . , ' •• ' �:.-iili>·'''·· .... •.' \;< . f\- -· • •• f, '"lk!\~~}~> ~,. ;nte :i;.tli' . Senti.OI, Mtddl~""omeroy, o.. Aus. 2, 11118 ·~:····:;:·..... •:,-.·'••·:·>' ..:·:::i:i:::::::::::~:i::::;:::;:::::-!· •••• ..•;.:,. .·:·:·;-:<: ~ t P-omeroy... ·>~ ~: it! :~: ::l Per$onal Notes :::;{ ., ,. Community ,:. . ... . ~:: ·... Mr. and Mro. . Jim Gruoa8r .· •, . and Jim, o! Conlon, _ , Buly' ' .....,nl .·yioltors o! bls IJ'IIIdllpendlni,ll!'O ........ - · l!fs. M!lph Gru.oaer. onii, ,Mr'.'and Mrs. Tueo4oy !olro. Adolph Grueoer tela, local, and her ,!olnod Mi. arid Mrs. WalterGruoNorma GoodWin, of . ' . oer · and' fallil4o for a dlnller In Bsrbt.ra and BU\y are aotlve aboervan.. ol hla birthdaY. &lmmer Theater In Michigan. Rodney White, 10 year old The¥ are on vacation between 100 of Mr. and Mrs. Tom White, the shows "Oliver," and ucam. Pomeroy, Route 3, \mderwent elot." ear surgery at Chlldren's Hos- .\ Corner••• ' ' ..' ' ...-..t·... ,, .._,,.,, \~._..,••• •X•'"••' ··,·,:.,:,·,·,· ,·. ~.. ~ i=i':."····v····"·'·l?········~·-···» ·.·»:-:-:-~:-:•:-»~: -: . , . ., .·:,.. ,'r·~ ., . l. ,- · Hoeflich . ,, , .. ':L t>,' .• ••· ,f ' · :·:· . ·'•" > ~;: V.eati011.1 ·wldoh )lelp Countlanl select. , . An)'Ways, It's the change of pace am ·~eener, t:t.{Countlwhether the personal appeal Ia lor l'OilllhilW It In the wooda,lcruliiiJW em the -· ' ' . . ~~ ' . '· 1 , '1r ,t ~-\-' , ·· :«"'.:. l<l:r.., ,( ~ .' \' " • • ·• , ....... ,, r~:' lA: "How lD·IIIl11o :Pi'lie Wl!.iq Dot ~ plarft ~....w; · . ~em;- glvan by i!M···id.Jieport a... gone- SERVICE . l: :l:Persona/ Notes::! ~ Fam1.,y D.1n'ner G' en at H . ome !~=~~==992=44~2~1~ FLOWERS Qf M rs. King ."' "1"· w-u · cRow~·s SIEAK , i HOUSE .. ' SA~OWICH: 4. 88 TABLE LAMPS LINOLIUM RUGS OIL LANTERN DOOR MIRRORS 4.88 1.00 4.88 BAIER FURNITURE ...... Shower Given ' Mrs. Sloter At Fire House 'M>rkshop Planned For Rutland Club Greeting Cards Will Be _Sold ~Til£ GlrdeoeJ'' Annual Picnic Held by Club ·To Earn Money • a..... At Frank Home Friendly Gardeners Hold Annual Picnic ·WERNER RADIO & TV. . . ""*' NEW FOIL PACK Crimper from . . . . • [ffi lfiW HOLLUID -FOR- ..; I . lEWIS REPAIR ) .am. t••• •HEATING ' •PLUMBING·. •ROOFING IM Mill -.....-. Program Announced A PI'OfiRIII on plant p Uon wiD' be preSOIIIed at 9 a.m. "oDdii7 on Radio WMPO, the Lorey ADderaon Show, II, tho llutlaad Friendb Gardenero, Mrs. ClYde Ahlrewa, reglonol ndlo chairman, liiiOUIICOCI. Mrs. Harold Walle IIIII Mrs. Fred. WIU!amoon will pr-nlthe P~'<>-' ·' FREE HAYING EQUIPMENT FUlTON· THOMPSON TRACTOR SALES 992-5101 BOGGS EQUIPMENT CO. Y.. , Allia-Cholllota Deolot SALES .. PARTS·· SI!RVICE FOR . FARM and INDUSTRIAL EQUIP. Ro... .7 TUPPERS rU,INS, .. =~ 80s..~~.s.:-Cil'all4!s: EletonqfCir· CliRIST..:' a .., ' elo,. lleCalid 'DW~; C1aao 11 : )!RI!THBI!J!.IN G. Morr!IOIIoJI!III.1IDI:<SI!D· 1 ALFRED _ . ete, lliamoan.. SpenCer, 11UjC.;4ltred W~e,.,_ II!!Po io,IICI 7t30 p,, m, Pray,.- a~d ·lblrd.wodnofl\ll1. ctr· 3cho01. m. llilla,eU tce, a. m.; Evenlal - 'Cidr ci:., 7 P. .m. M'clndlW . 101'111011, 11, a. Pralle ..me., 'DWICIQ, 7,t0. A. Claw, paalof, SIUiday · · ·~ --• ....... Ill 110m at 9:30, DiniJWOr, m.; l"rMcclllw eve17 TriE RUTLAND , 1 Worshill Servt~ea at,10:45 P. ill. .. , ,·,.. . • .... Plmf!W. Clllrt!b,.llchool, t:u· 7130 p, m, eftr7 ftr~ ~·~ CHURCH "7 llev~J· l,f' ~~'• ·<J 'W.orshVillere Swvl artz, 111-lioldor. 111E BIJTLAND C:::OiiOIUNtrY a. m.; Worlbli> aemce, 10:30. SIDIII ol lbo mntlb. Ctaoa..- Wputorort..;"Cbbrt!servlbce, 10·.30' 'a. a.m.... ,.; •, : ser ceo, ~ay, 7:45 €burch • Rov. AIII"'TWII,PII• •""' • C""'•-· "'30 11 · II "' and '""' m. with the · ' 3 "''' • • p.m. '""' .....-•. '' ·!nil, a. m. ~ r.... " RACINE METHODIST - W. jilellday• 7 Dav. casto. Wed- ""'· SIUiday ScboOI, 9:, o Lm.; 110 m. Public lm!ted tllbll ~.David -r,cllto :45 p, m. Prayer serv· Worship ••rvlce, : 11 Ull.i R'*' w lllead . lllolie aenlcea, Glen loader. chrllllan l!lillotYOr, 7:30 Dole McClurg, paalol'. SIDIII orl Soarloo, · SUIIdlll' ScboOI Su- HJ)oa, · mlnlltar. Leo cnw, s, 110 m;, I80COIId and f<lurtb' Sulldl,y. School, 1180" a.m.; Worabi,P 'I""· cbolr CHIUS'I1AN SCIENCE Servlcea perintendeot; Wednesday prayer s..t,. Mra. JllneVanVI'anj<en,OI'• Emer- ~. prelldiiL Ice, 10:30 a. m.; meet!JW, 7:30 p.m. Yourc P'"' IIDIIII Mra, BelliYRawlliwa,mu-' Prayer IIIOOIIJW, '7:30 110 m.ovoh' •· practice, Wedno.sday, 3:211 p. m,; 315 Main st., P~ PI-nt, pies FeUowahlp Sunday, 7 p.m.; sic cJinclor. wedneldlll'. J!oU'd IIIOOIIJW, T:SO SeniOI' eholr practice, 'lburaday, . IlL m.; Wednesdays Sunday nil!l>l worahlp, 7:30, . ··- 110 m., O,llt lfllllllay Ill......,_ 7:30 110 m. " - Hullllef Claso p. m. All welccme. · TRE DANviLLE \PiESl.EY AN POJm!OY FIRST BAFilSTPOMEROY TRlliiT\' IJNITI!D meetllw, tourlb FridaY or eaeh \ CHURCH- Charlet Dozer, paa- car-l WJWama, paitllr. Jolll ·CHURCH OF CHHIST- IIOV. vi. IIIOidb 116 1>. Jl\, WOIO)'BD Serv· I.OTTRIDGE UNITED METR· tor; Adra SWick, Sunday School wnu Sulldi.J School s.rtn- . 11. JVr!D, pallor, l'alrlek n. cle Guild, tourlb Monlla1 or each ll'orahlp, ftratandthlrd Sqlertntendent. . Su!MJay ScboOI, - - Soi151r School, 9:30 a. Wood, &1(11. S1D111 SchOOl, f111i l!l0111b, 7130 1>. m.; JunlOI' 1118b. · ·!JUnclayo of each JIIOillh, 10:45 o. 9•30 a. m.; Worship aortlce, m.; Marlllnll wotlhlp, 10:20 a. a. m.; W•sldp, 10a21i a. m. MYF, 4:30 110 m. OIAlb Slnlor, · iii.; oecollil and lourih Sundlyo, 10:30 L m. Youllt and Junior m. ' BYF, 6 p, m. Bible StuilY, Youtlt cbolr robearoal, MondiY, Senior lli8b MYF, 5:30 P.m., 1 1•30 p. m. ~ .ScboOI, 9:45 yooth service, 6:U p. m. l!vo- Wodlaaday, 7 110m.; Cbolr _ . 6:30 p, m. Mra. !ollrvlll Bart, eaeh Sulldi.J, . a. m. ChrisUan ~vor, third nlqr WG"ohlp, 7:30. Pl'aJOI' and Uce, 8130 p.m. Wedllosday. director;- ebolrrebaaraal, PORTLAND METHODm Selurday or ooch monti:. praise, Wednesday, 7:80. . Tlmeday, NG p, m,, )lrl, Paul Rev. W. Dole lkCIUI'fl, pUtor. . 1!D FAITH CHURCH,.: )(T. UNION BAl"llST -!leY, Neaae, 'ftrilrlday, all Slllday School, f1SO a.m.; Woa:· \JNIT LAUIIEL CLIFF FREE Mmllo rv1 7 3D oasr CHURCH_ _...,. """"'"School Nea11 Settl~ - ~bart ·z. ceeu Cox. putor. Sund11 School , day, Buoy Beo IIIIIHilW ~ In •"'" - ae ce, : P.m. Sml"' Sr ··~ "-'- s.•·"' ---'"'•nd""' Larry Clarlc. church IIOC!al room. OAK GROVE MI!THODIST •• •• p-r. ,... . Slnday .......~••.,9:45 a.m.; Sulldi.J w. Dale lka urg, pao""'• SUIIdlll' . · 1:30 o. m., lllOI'IIIJW worohlp, ~ ~ 11ataon. Scllool, RUTLAND CHURCH OF 1 10:10 a. m., avenlnl worlbiP, &uldiiY School, II30 L m.; """" l'l8lllJW wonblp, 7:30; Wednoo· CHHIST _Roy w, Carler,,pa1• School, 10:30 L m.; WorshiP . 7:30 p, m.; W""'eacltl, Chrl•. 1.._, aervtce, 10:30 a. m. and . day l'l'~ 11111 Blblelluolr, 7:30 lol'. SUnday School, 9a80 a. m.; aervtce, 9:80 a. m., llrot and lin Youth Crullldero,6:il01l.m. : 7130p.m.oacb~.MlMeok p.m. CIIIUIIIDIIonand-shlpsenlce, thlrd~aveachmonlh. and prayer meetiJW, 7:80p.m, prayer meeting, Wednolday, 7:80 10:80 a. m.; Prayer meotlnro ZION CHURCH OF CHillsrThursday, cbolr P""'Uce, 7 p, 'l'huredaY, 7:30p.m. v, H. Bra• Pomeroy - Harri1011vUle Road. .,, H. Eugene Gill, paswr; Phil P• m. SIIT'I'ON IIETHOIIL'!T - !leY, ley, ~ . Euga>O Uocleniood, pU1Dr. KenWise,~ · · · W~ Dole McCIUI'fl, pallor. &111ClmlTER li1ETHODIST Cbarge ' neth Grover, iOmday School &ck· DEXTER CHUIICH OF CHRIS!' KENO CHURCH OF CIII!ST- di.7 SebOor, 10:30 L m.; Woroblp - Jln, Pearl A. CUID, pallor, sunday SChool, ·9:30 a. m.; Wo,_ -Ronnie Ruooall, pUIDr. Nor- Norman llaCaln, -~· sin!c., 9130 a. m., I80COIId and . CHESTER: WCil'lbll>, 9 L m.; shill service, 10:30 a. m. &Jnday .,.. C, WUI, slt)l. .&lndV SeboOII · ~~ tourlb Sunday ~b-. . Sulldi.J School, 10 a. m,; MrL eveni'W service, 7 p. m. Prayer 8t30 L m.; Worohlp aerv!ce, f1f IIIOIIIb bt Cbarlol l!ulaeB It CHESrER CHURCH OFT HE Wold Speaeor, ~ FLAT· meeting, ThuredaY, 7:30 p, m. 10:30 a. m, Chrll\lan l!adoavor 9,30 a.~ . :!'~..._ R'ev.llarblrt~ woons. Ch\lrcll School, SUnday, st7'JbfiN's LUTHI!RAN-Brl· liRADFOIID · CHURCH -OF !"ili>r:Wi>riJiiii ~e,U!!J!I! U L m., Jlhl Balli',I!Qpl. Wor• an &vel, peatDr, MOI'IIIni ...,.. .TIII!.RACINE•n~T CiruRc!,hooiOF Cflllll'l' -CblrleoJIUHU,pU· llld 7130 p.m., &lnday, SuDday abJp service altemateawi.U:rviAI· ship, 9 a.m.; SUnday School. . NAz........,~ -llllliday~ 'liOt-, RlcbArd llllkll'o ~ ~ 'saiOoJ;f:IAI L 0.. Charlea Bli- bed and ~ Se 001 10:30 L m. lt80 l, "!oo -.dati W•lblp, ~ ~' 9:30 a, m.; ~. aa11, IICIIoo Btcbar<IBartoa, ... Sulldi.J mornll!i or oveolqJ, or ST. PAUL'S LIITHERo)Ji - 32 • 1li:30 a. -m.; E\wiDc Woraldp,, WilriliiP, 10:30 a. m,; ~ at- l1l'lo Prarar tnMtlq, each -1<. E. Second St., l'lllloroy, Sulldi.J · 7130 110m. el!l"ffeol, 7:30' 'MII!tlblp, fll.m• Wodnioadaylllble .W•'""'·, 7,30 " m. . GRACE EPISCOPAL- E. MaiD School, 10 a.m.; Worship service '·, J. m. WldDOo4oy. Slnllll' ~ · .SO - ...., ~ st., Pomeroy - SUIIday wrohlp 11 a. m ' ~ Pauline MeC~ ~:a: m. . IICH ·W HAIIftiSOlMLLI! I'IIEDY· servt.., 10:80 a. m~ wllh 1111'· SYRACUSE EUB CHURCHtoclc. - · IIOV, 'Morril M.. · ~..u <;HU · TERIAN Mrs Norma Let; leederl, Rev. PauiA.5ellers,palllor,Sun· •o"• Je... Chrlat f1f ~ Day' ....... Sc-hool .;__..._.•nde"' s--~H DAY ADVENTIST Sc 3D Qui . "TU"-pp· E·~ RS.-PL'ft,. VNI . .,.;, ,..,._,. Portlaad. Bacblo Road. ..._ ...,.."_ ·~ ~·~" day hool, 9: a. m.,BOD •· ""'" • - ....,...... SUIIday School 9•80 L m. ...L Clllrch - Pomeroy, Mulberry enberry aupt. ldornlng worship IIETRODJST -lolorulivWorohtl Sunday 5ehool, 8s30 L 111.1 Mora-. . ' • -r, Helgbto Rood, north ol Votenao . 10•,30 a.' m,, 'llrlll and third Sun: 1:30 L m.atlarmerEUBbuiJd. qWorohlp,10180a.m.&mdlll' cJay-..aervtce, 8 P.m., lho Rev.· Memorial HOeJlltal.l'bllllpGII· days •••h month.~-"'-•-~ • - aervlce -"', 7, WediiO•""• ~ .... ~110 ol Mlddlepoa:t. er, )NIIIor, W...,.aday, 7:SO p. geU.Uc - oemce, 7:30 c••·-.. ·~ "'- EliPanded SUIIdlll' ScboOIIIes- ••..._ _....,.. 1>. m., seclion "" IIU'Sei'Y 10 grade alx l'l8llllW .. prayer aorvlee, 7:30, • m., Bible Study and prayer meet· ood and fourth Sluldayo, eldldron u ·torm<tr Methodist..,. ~~· .~ Fredarl~k. J, SID: JI!HOVAII'S WITNESSES, Lar• !nil. Saturdlll': Sabbath School, BETHANY EUB CHURCH 18Jat9:30a.m.,Mri.Jamea ..,.. · .. . ' •7Cimahan,p:ealcJIJWmlnllller. 10~0;rm~~~~:: Rev. Paul A. 5ellera,palllor. St<Nt. children's ~ BRADBURY C-11 U R '-' H Ut Sllndlll': Bible lecture, 9:30a.m.; IAN CHURCH _ Mlddl--' Morning woroblp,9:30a.m.;SUII· IAinday Church School, adultaand CHRIST- James H. Smlth,Paa- Wlleh Tower otudy,10:30 a.m.; llllni , ...... ~ day School, 10:30 a. m, Blythe JOulh, 10:30 a. lllol ,Jwdl>r tor. SUIIdlll' School, 9:30 a.m.; W-o41!': Billie study, 7 1>. m. :,O'~te~~s;:'= 'J'holss, Supt. Yoolh Fellowship, aenior hll!b · end ·~ ~· · :SUpt. Glen Evana. Olurcll aer· Tburaday: Mlnlill1'7 ochool, 7 p. 6130 p, m. ' -tin lormerlolllhoillotChllrch vlco1, 10:~0 a.m.; evenin& 1:30 m. $0nlee meotlrv, 8 p, m, dent. Sunda)' Sehool, 9' 30 a.m. CARMEL EUR CHURCH-Rev, for SIUiday Cbul'cll· ScllooJ. Boyd p.n•; WedneldaJ, PraYer oer· · MASON CHURCH OF CHRIST- Worship Service, 10' 30 Lm. Paul A. Sellers, pastor. SUnday lllckMy, yooth _..tntendeot; vl~ea, 7:30p.m. !IIIler st. - Everam Weekl11, Choir pracUce, 7' 30 p.m. Wed- School, 9:30 a. m,; Wayne Roaoh, ~ Jdsb elaoa and oeidor ildulta noaday. SUpt. MOI'IIIni ,_,hlp, 10:30 L - ; ~IIOCIII:w-a- oeemot '111ur., p . rac · tl Ll~d .......... •.so ... ~ ~oi.rcHIJRCH :d,....::.,~~ ~ · ~oJII!iT 9 w--. s. PnJST- tUndor. flVOI' .': ~~=::.:U ~ ,Yd Fallowihlp each - · of each IIIDIIUi; 'ltllrd and lilnday, '6 P.m. In lm'mer Moth- Foorlh 9mdllj'a each-. Worodlot bo!Jdlng. Dlitrlct Jaulhral• sldp service II 7:30 p.m.; Woct. li'·llrttMllnllll'llfoachlqOIIIII. twsday evlillnp 117:30, Prayer andBlblolllu4Y. FREEDOM GOSPEL MISsiON SOUTR . BETHEL UNITED -Bald Knoba, Portland-Baahan -~..... second ,_ • E. J. G~•th,··-. r~ .-'/· -.•n ''""""ODIST- W-'""'• n - ' ne•. and loorlh SUnday, 10130 a. m.; ·&anday ScboOI, 9:30 a. m.; ftGto lira! and thlrd&alaJo, 7:30p.m.· or WU!red, Sit>!. &and'Y WG'Ihlp ·' SIUiday School, t,ao L lllo Yauth 'aervlce, 7:30.p. m. Prayer meetFallowlbiP, 8 Ji. Ill. oacli Sulldi.J IJ& Tueaday, 7:30 p, m., )Ill. ti TtQ>era Plalnl United MeiJIO. lord Frederick, claao loader· dill Church. -~ -· " _ ·Yauth ·FeUowa~, Frl!lay, 7130p. . cimirER CHIJBCH OP GOD- m. l!roelll Deeter, ltadlr; Rocfto>llev, Cho _ _ ,..,.._. ~· er Wllfrlod; Jr., presldolt. School, '1:111 L 1!14, Wttt- · •. MolSON ASsf:NBIN ·.CHURCH 11 a. Ill.; t:Witlnll m> r.oD - So<tnl St., Kai'l~ aert'• , W. \'a, swllriJ ScbooJ; .10 a.m. m. Y!)llll! . u-,. -- . lllo . Sal""'ll' 111,, . . ASBURY UNITED METRO. ·- . "., :f~r~~= So!:~-= NeWS NOtes ' m., aeeond and lourth Sundays Ill 1:6·11 ' '· ::. :· . ,. '' ·.• ••• ••' • • •. ...'•.• .......•',. .. ' ·' ·.• 12:14·31 ' With lhe hope II wUJ, In 8(1118 measure, rOater ard help sustain that which Ia aood In lUIIli' and eommunlzy llle, lltlsleaturels..,......edbythe boslneosllrma and. ..-pnlzaUIIII whole ...... appear bolow. HOYT'S SOHIO SERVICE HEINER'S ·BAKERY WEST MAIN ST. PO¥EftOY, 0. SUPPORT Till! CHURCH OF YOtiR CHOICE BAKERS OF GOOD BREAD HUNTINGTON, W. VA. 1--------------~~------------~·· ::!t~:~':.:-""auc· ·I 10 .. m.; Carr(jl Norris, Supt. Stnlays or each month. Worohlp service, Us. m.; MYF ENTERPRISE UNITED J.IETH6 p. m. Sunda;r. Prayer mauling ODIST - Rev. William Alrson, Wodneaday, Sp. m. Pastor. Ralph Spencer, Slt>t.; POMEROY CHURCH OF THE EldonWeeks,Ass't.Worshlpser· NAZARENE- Comer Unlooand vices, 9:30 s.m.; SUnday School, MulbetTy. Rev. Clyde V. Kender· 10:30 Lm.; Youlh Fellowship, .son, paator. Sunday School, 9:30 6:30. WednesdaY: Choir, 61 : S P. s. m.; Raymood Wlllburn, Supt. m.; Bible Study, 7:30. i1on11JW worship, 10:30 a. m.; CHURCH OF CHIRST - Mid· Evealng Service, 7:30 p. m. Mid- dleport, 5th and Main. Jack """"· aorvlee, W-lday, 7:30 Scttea, sup!, Bible School, 9:30 p. m. a.m.; MOrning lOOI'ohip, 10:30 a. FOREST RUN UNITED METH- m,; Evenlnlworthlp, 7:30 p, m.; ODIST - !leY. Wendell G. Slut- Prayer service • WodneedaY • 7 P• lor, , . - . WOI'shlp service, 9_ m. Rev. Raulln Mo,yor, pallOr, a, m., Sulldl,y School, 10 a. m. CHURCH OF Till! NAZARENE Mrs. N"f'ae, So¢ -Middleport. Rev. AlllrYMIIIor, - · MiNI!RSVJLLE UN IT ED ,polllor, Lelller Taylor, Supi.SUII· dill' School, 9:80 a. m.; Morning METHODIST - Rev. Wende0 Worahlp, 10:80 L m,; Jllnlor So- Fre.J Ke....., .t' •• •• •• Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd I. Nice were at Slocliport recenlli' to aJ. tellil the Nice reunion. Mr. and Mrs. John Slilt>SOil (tho Iormor Janice Hayman) and daupter, Jcml, of Hooolon, Tex., r.ve returned holne alter spend1JW two waekl 1Jith tho latter's parenta, Mr. and Mre. W. ll. llajmaD. Enroute ..... lhoy '111ltad Mammolh Cave IIIII other polllll or lnlerelll Ill Kenlucll;y, Mra. R0J DoMhow called on Mra. Charley Footer recently. MrL Oaca Boc&eas of S3nc:uee ami !lulldil w visit her 101!, CJIIiltl, 'lid Wnlli'• ·' Mr. IIIII !lfrs. SI!OI'" Plekena 91utlor, poalol'. SUnday School, IIIII children ol Baahan were.-.. 9 L Dl.l Wta-, Slt>t. 10 coat SIDIII aueltl ol Mr. and Worsldp~!ni':~ L m. !lfrs,.CIIarloo Buaeos. SYRACUlE CHURCH OF Till! Mia• Judy Rowefii'IICiolltadlaot NAzARENE ..aev. A. E. MUter, wooll 11'<111 the tralnlnll eenter pUtar. Robert Slowart, Slnlay oclloalat Jadllon. School· BIIIL Sulldi.J School, Recent calion at the J o h a ctuooa ror au ••· 9:30 a.m.; Rollo holno ware Mr and Mrs. lfOralnll WGrlldp, 10:30 a.m.; va..- 11owo or N.; llri8blon. · NYPS Slllilly 6:30 p.m.; l!¥laPa., and Yr. and :urs. Sllq>IOII piiJtlc Sonlce Sulldi.J 7130 p, Hall 51\'&CUIO. m.1 MiclwMII Prayer meellal . ..;., and Mra. WIIICYl Wolf, Wildnlo4oy 7:i0 p.m.; Milillo!l• ' slatloao•l1Jitil thoU. S. Marltwa lf7 ~ i80COIId WedModay • ciq, Pendlatoa, san DIII'Oo 'Ill ......!nlldb 7:30 Po!"• . . ·Calli., are amouneill8 tJMi birth SYRACu&i! FIRST UNITm. ilf their oecood 1011, Phlllll J)Q. l'lli!SBYTI!RIAN - Rev. UniOII leL The modlor Ia tho l'ormer H. .SlollbW, pulllr. Worsldp, 9 L m. ·Sulldi.J School, 10 I. m.; " - Tueba:o Racine, HI. 2. Bible SllldJ lnd ~ eervlco, Btclard Rollo 1M ea ~ Wodneidal(, 7 p. m, dlftoer aueata hlo ..., dau&btera ,. 'm!:N UNITED BRETJIIIEN IN and - lllmlllea, Mr. IIIII Mrs. CIIIIIIT _ Eldon R. \!lake, paaDeml' Manuel and two.,.,..... ·tar. Qllldlf &llooJ, 10 a. m., and !lfr, and lira. Jolut Gartea. wbliie .Holalapr, liP. Mom~!!& llacliia. 11 .. m.l!wnlnll ..... . .., .~~ IJIOnl oevwal cte Cbrllllln Dldei>*. 7:30 p, ' - " ol her ather, m;, )Ira,~ Cbmliu;preolo .9U..~tt, ded.' Scal aonke aad . : - &r.U. - '• TUesday Wednesday Acts I CorinthiaN Mal:, ~~-:.;,.~ ''1 PiantS·~··'' l wh 1 ""'!IJW In former EIJB l!ldldiJW, _ . GRAHAM Uji!Tm METRO. I trip-for )'Uri. But this time it wu dUferent, thla time he wouldn't be aoing back to hia job. At ftrot, retirement seemed frightening, like beillll lbut olf frcm tho mai111tream of life. He had seen !Go 1118117 men age beyond their ytal'l, after their career ODCied. Be bad no to be on the a!dolinu. He and hla wife could have moved to a warmer climate and jlllt bave tlbn It ...,.. He didn't want that. So, before he left home, he had a lo1111 talk with hlo miniater. Be found that there waa plenty a man hla age eould do. Plaanclally aeeure, he could aftord to volun· toer tOr a job. In tact. through the Church there wea work he could do that would spread to the farthelt comenoftheworld. BlAt now, he ia enjoyiq thia vacation. He ia l&vorinl fl'lll'1 moment of ll Beeauoe, when he pta h-. he'• aoi1111 to laad a lull and UMful lifo. And tbat'o tho ft1 he wanta it. - "'"""'evening. . 'l'boy bad waited for thia roGI vacation-thia !oq =:=J cloty, 6:30 p. m.; NYPS, 6:45 p, m. Sll:ldly Ev~JW~II.Uc moetlqr, 7a30 p.m. Prayer meeting, Wild-. oeo4oy, 7:30 p, m. Till! SALVA'nON ARMY -Fh· 0Q1' Bay S. Wlnlog, oflleer Ill ......,._ Sulldi.J, 10 a.m.,Holl· oeao moeCitW; 10:30 a. m. Sun· day School. YDIIJW ~le's Le• IJion. 7 1>. m.; Salvlllon moetlqr, 7,30 p. m.; Tlmeday, 1 to 3110 m.; Udloo HOme LeaiUO; 7p, m. 0 Prop ciUIOI. KT. MORIAH BAP'I'M' -Mid· ·dleport, comer or Fourth and MaiD st.l!oberl Jocklon,peaiDr, SUnillll' School, 9:111 L m,; Mom· 1n11 worohtl, 10:111l a.m., AmolcJ Rlcllardl, II1IJL RUTLAND F1RST BAl"llST !leY, Slmuel J. Jacklon, pallor• . Pr&Jer service, 9:30a.m.; SlllciQ' School, 10 a. m., !ln. Ger• !nidi, llallor, ~ WOI'sldp oentce, .11 a. m.llallllat Tralnlnll 11111011, llr•lnd _ . . 4ay1 I& ~:80 110 m.; MH. MirY Wooda, ~ . · HYSELL RUN FREE )(ETHoDIS'P-·- !leY. Ceell J, Wile, paa.' ·..\:.. Rev. tar. SUndiJ School, e:SO ·a. m.; J 0 h n ~ WcridP, 18:30; i:MdiW _.....,, 7:30; y - PIOJIIO'• ~. laUP.m.;l'rayVIIIIIt- ' GOEGLEIN READY-MIX . ' co. ~,. ~.· LYOJS"MAIKET ••MEMBER'OF 'J.& BIG 3" GENERAL :IIEIICIIANDJSE TUPPERS PLAINS PH. 661-3280 t--------+--------4 : BOGGS EQUIPMENT MIDDLEPOR1 PHONE 992-3284 • .. TINY'S FOODLAND MIDILEPORT, 0. .·:'~ ALLIS CHALMERS - SERVJCE FARM- INDUSTRIAL- LAWN- GAIIDEN TIJl'PERS PLAINS PH. 657~35 SALES - •, •, ::.•• ..----------------------+----------------------4 "·:·''R. H. RAWLINGS SONS CO. OHIO'S OLDEST DOOOE DEALER MIDDLEPORT, OIUO OHIO VALLEY BAKING CO. ''' •• • '' BAKERS Of HOLSUM BREAD MIDDLEPORT, 0, ' •. ~--------------~----------------~~ . RAY RIGGS, INC. MARK V STORE MIDDLEPORT, omo LEIVING COAL COMPANY PRODUCERS AND DISTRIBUTOilS OF IDGII GRADE COAL WEST COWNIIlA, 'II, VA. ROYAL OAK PARK FAMILY lii!CIIEA'nON SWDIMING .· Llacoln - J.llorcuey- comet(i9~601 . Eadioh Ford 85 N. COURT ST. A'l11ENS, 0. WIWS ANTHONY - PLUMBING AND lii!AnNG .992-2550 240 LINCOLN ST. NDlDLEPOIIT ARNOLD'S SOHIO SERVIQ ATHENS RD. POIIIEROY, 0. 992-80118 A FRIENDLY PLACE TO BUY ~-------------+-------------­ RACINE FUL-VALU MARKET CROW'S STEAK HOUSE THE STORE WTnl A HART KENTUCKY FRIED CIUCKEN POMEROY, OIUO RACIN!:,QIUO 1--------------1~"!""'----------.,... SWIC:UftJI & LOHSE I,Jfl!l;l\ • TUPPERs PLAINS HARDWARE III!XALI. DRIJOS '""' wE FILL ALL IIOCl'Oll'S. ~S • • ' 'I ' :PAINTS AND GENERAL HAIIDW ARE . TllPPERS :PLADis; ·0. 11117.... ::.r' ~~~ ' ~~~haw.~..-....... · ~---~~-----.-.~..........-.............-.......-..-1 ~ r. ~· . ALLIS-CHALMERS TRACTORS ALL SIZES INCLUDING TilE IIG 190 FOR ALL YOUR fARM MEEI>S • ~f'IITED IP'lDI. FINANCING UNTIL JUNE 1969 ON ALL NEI HOLLAND •. u. ~• 8:20, .. ....,..,_ l'l'~ - ·IJW, w...,...r111, 7:30 1>. m., Mrs. ..,,10•" .....;Sulldi.J-"- -~~~u:n;::·-:;x.· ' ablp; .Ta~ P,' ..., Oll1clll Bolli'll.' olnlce, 7:20· ' -~•· l(ijib' c~-b _ .,_. ....;,llo · .:· , meet~~w;•llrllt ~ 11l 'iiiiiiitb, ' ·elaJIOI, W-adayf T.ao ~ · -~ _ ....... '6 110 m.I·WScs ..c..t MOIIdl,y ct · iiT. ~ . · UNlTEil llev, , J!Olr T111lor, pallor. 11an 1- . ~~~~~~~E~~~~~~~~~~~~· Ohio. or jetting to Iaraway places. · ·· . For Pat Price Jordan, Phyllis Hac~ and dalllhter, Milanle, vacation waa a 250 mile cruise loa 17 loot bolt dOliD the boautllul Ohio to Clnel11110tl. The traveling trio lived In Kloeo ol Ml>Ma iDdlleimoDack. bsthlni ..Its and paJfmaa, cook· ott. Now they're In ClneiMaU pital In Columbus TbureclaY. He eel on open llreo, arM thoroughly takbW ·~n a baU P...' and 1111 will be conllned there several OllloYed tho beaulll ol nature !rom rldeall eon.,Y laland. COUNTY Fbx Durttw the m~. . ~~ ' ..~::~!~$::::~::;:;!:::::::::::::::::::::~:::::::::::::::::::::·::~::: days. the center ollllerlver. When tilllf Alln. 10 plao !Ill ftold ttlallllll · ild 1>¥ Mils. · l(ul ~-.r. Plaii• ' Mr. and Mrs. Mel Jones ancl arrived lo Clncllllall, PII.YIIIJ' JACK AND NI!ACIL CARSI!Y bene~ show u ... ;t, 11 meetlne at tho wm;o . mille tor IIU'IIcli*lkln In ~~ children, Claudia and Mike, o1 bueband, George, wu there w and their two claulhler• are va. club boooe 7·30 Friday ~ Mel&• · CO!\!IIl' ,Fair ,r ,,, ' ' . ' ,.,. Chicago, nl. are~ the guests of greet them. c.Uonlng In Calllornla. The,y li· 1 Rerres~m..t..' p. m. • ibows. The <~ub'..••lcnedmia 1 her aunt. Mrs. iAa.fmt Holmes, peel to be two . tor UhibUs Ia Mardi Grai, de,.. =::: ~ . ::;: • ., .-t :--. and Mr. and Mrs. Robert Crow weeks. MRS. WITH SAUER aut back SATURDAY crJbacl aa "Juat tor rut~"' .,... The ' Rev. ;.... ~o~r·s. Geor~ !UPON REQUEST) and eons. w edneedaY !rom • trip lo Call· inGH SCHOOL DANCE poiv Slddoll and clllldi'en., Timmy' ,, Our U..,.l Good CINnl~l ' .,," ' Mro. Mattie ~rouoe and Lin· lornla where IIlio went especlalMR. AND MRS. FRANKLIN wUl be hold this saturda1 nll!ll · Tom.mv .and Laliri or D •• r da, and Mr. and Mrs. Darren \r w vlillt her new\r married Tr Jplett and children, R • c k y, ·~ywere w--•·•··ov·~""' . · Potk Sellers were In COiuJN>us Mon· daullrter, Sal\y, and her h u .. Cindy, and Debbie are hometrom at lhe I'Oinero7 Junior Hlsh ' .,._._ """"''' •; -. a two-week vaeatloo 11hloh llldllorium from 9 to 12 p.m. auoltl ol her jjorOnta, Mr. and band, James Dllngworlh, Who re. th m from N'·-- Fall ~- The American Legion will-· Mfa. Paul Smart. The,y came ' John lor Keiser. Tlie late Mr. Kel. daY the !Uneral oorv!cel ol aide in San Francisco. • ..... • I w aor the d8nce. The JQI will IV 'pick ~ the Smart trallet ser was a brother of Mr s. , For the trip Welt, Mra. Sauer D~...... a1 1 lh emcee. 11hlch ...... 1JI . II uoe .-...... ~rouse and the uncle of Mra. Camv•,. ong o way, the "'"' · ·was accompanied by her af.lter· ANNUAL BEEGLE llmllY rofamll7 outln&'' cin Lake Erie. Seii31'S, While In COlumbus they ln~aw, Miss Madallne Sauer or !amity Cl'O.Ised Into Csnada at Nlapra Folio and re4umed by union Friday and SetW'day, Ra. and Mrl. Ger· ' visited Charles Keiser and tam- Dayton. Tbe two took butll daY way or the tumel at Delr<J!t. cine AmerlctD Legion HaU; CHES llch and famll7 have open! the 11 .• FOR ALL OCCASIONS and nil!l>l bus lolrs of Los Ar·· square dance SAturday, 9 p. m.; TER .- Mr. and Mrs. pallt waek In McCamelavUie1JIIIt Glests of Mrs. A r t h u r geleo, visited Kmtts B e r r y ,Home t~fthe besket dinner at 12:30 p. m. &111- Dovld White and famll7 and Ran,- Mrl. l!qmer llerlach who II re!PJ'oooe o! Albany WedneeclaY Farm, saw the Shtpstades and :rt':::~~-~~':! ..... -~ day; progr1111 at 2 p. m. ely McRae, all ol'fllllpa, F1orlda; euper.U1181nim an Ulne11. were Mrl. MatUo ~...... and John8011 Ice Follies, opent a day to DalrDta wheretilay camp. Mr. and MrL' Cedi KiiW and .Fabrdoui Linda. eel at the CUSlate Natlonsl . SUNDAY ' Eaat Liverpool; Ruclolph Mrl. Georp Hackett Sr., IDI· 00110 at Monterey, 1bey also went to 1111'111'1 Tu~ at Vel( ' Portland, Ore. to visit Bob sau. Park and to the Bod Lando. At ANNUAL FAMILY plenle, V'-'w ,.._, ' y owwatown; Mr. IIIII !Ia..erana Malllj)rial Bsapltal, SALE PLANNED CUller Park they were Issei. Pomeroy United Methodist Mrs. Charloo F. King and lamPomeroy Flo_, Shop Middleport LltQe Leque will er before coming back home. nated by tho herda ol buffalo. Olurcb, befllnnill8 3 p. m. SIUiday IIi', Rutland; Mr, and Mrs.' BUW. Mflln ,__..,. stage a baked goods and lood Doughier is Born SEEING THE "!lephen Foster There was a vlolt to MI. J!UIIll.. at Royal Ook Park. Bsol<et din- ley Wlndm and daughter, L<q sale Saturday beghmlng Ill 9 a. MRS. MILLARD VAN METER . m. at the Western Auto store. gory" at Bardstown. 1\Y. was a more and enroote home a atop In DOr 11 5,30 fDIIowed by a vesper Bottom, and Mr. IIIII Mrs. Harry highlight of a recent eamplna st. Loulo to see the Gat...., to servloe. Leoaanl and oon, Che-, hold a famll7 dinner ........... 11 wl'lll ·~ To Winebrenners trip taken by Rerbara and Jack the West arch. REVIVAL, Syracuse Million, ~A&J Sc:!les, their two SOliS, Tim and Cindy and Rielly had boon ho1- beginning wnlgb~ servlcea at home of Mrs. F.dltil KiiW IIIII • • > SYRACUSE - Mr. and Mra. Eric, and Sllaron WUoon. pltallzed wllh l"leumonl& Juat a 7,45 p. m. Rev. E. Murphy, Hunt. doutlhter at Cheater. WUilam Gordon Wlnibr,... are .. . Mr. and Mrs. Robert V. Eard- 1111101111ctn.f tile birth or on 8 lb. They llrllt visited Mammoolh lew daY• bolore tile lamUy tell 1...,_ _..,_ ,..,_ •• publl ......., s.-~... "'""' w e. ley IIIII tamlly, Eaat ·Liveri>cxi, Cave In IIOUihem Kentucky, then 011 vacatkln, but both were IIIIa . Rev. Eari .Cuter, paat.or. dauabter at Hoi zer Hoi!Jilltal on eolled at llllbt by p - ao ..... went to Bardltolm whore they oo the trip. NICHOIBJN FAMILY reunion wwe urable to come. RIDili' i,k.. Jul120, name<~ !'aula &~e. Grand· . D,d.;,. ly ,.._ . toured illY Old Keutucky Home parenta are Mr. and Mia. Georp !lmdl1•t home or James Nichol· Rae alao celebrlled .hll 16til and visited Lincoln's birthplace. ; .. aon, Rutland Hoole 1, near lleJ:. birthday at the home ot Mr. and Zuapan, of lllliOII and Mrs. Ro,y · AIIIIT.W"'mftlime W....,remer, local. ,'nlfoi hove tor, MrL BUiy Windon and eJijoyed DESPITE IDS RECENT UJ. another doualltar, Mary Alii, ... 9.12 homomide Ice croam IIIII cake. 4. ness and Ids discharge trom the MONOAY Thb was the Whlte'e.andRancly'o ho~pltal onlY I week 811>, K e n I POMEROY GARDEN CIAJB, vacatlorl. Kloes was able to a«<l11p8JJY hia 9:30 o. m. Monday, Mro. J, 0. (I To Customer) parents, Mr. and Mro. Manning Roedel home lor WG"kshop; like Kloes, on an autlq at Rooaevelt !lower contalnora and oack lunch. !llawnee Slate Park near Porll16xol8 mootll. The lamUy was .iolned tor TUESDAY REIDSVILLE - Mary Ethel a W'IOk of carnplna by Herman POMEROY CHAPTER 186, Or· . Bohr and Joann Brooks rec:OIIIIy der ol Eaarern Star, 7:45 p.m. honored Mrs. Judy Sloter 1Jith a Wedding shower at the ReedavUle Tuesday at the Masonic TeDijJie; MrL Jame1 Titua,anacc:redlt,. MIDDLEPORT, 0. FJre HouH. Games were en-- Initiation lor tour candidates; ol- eel Judi~ ol the Ohio AlaoclaJqyed wltil prizes allll'ded to ftcera reminded wwoar formal a. Uon ol Garden Cl.... will ..,... Mary Nichola IIRd Georgia Bar· duct a workallop IDf mombora ol '"11ott.· The door prl•e ,,., alao • ., ... . . ' .tho Rutla!lll Frlendl1 ~ • f .. j '· '""~ ,. ' . ' . .. "'''"' ,., ' "" .. 1101>11, Mra. Barnett. at 1 p.m. on Aus. 8 11 the • · '. A1tendlog were Mary Slater, land Church or Chrlot basement. MONAURAl p~:':::l · ~ ..Dr*AifF Rita stoter, 9Je Hayman, Ger· Mambero are liked lo take and eonlalnera lor ... JUII tho phono lor 1111'S..._ SYRACUSE - Reading Psalm aldlne Holsinger and Alloha, during tho worklhop. The Melp Modtm "OP" .. "-iv• Dfi,...W. 9J by Frankie Mumaw, president, Mary Nichols, Emma Dural, MilMony llna feelum lor onjOplolo _... the meetlnl or the Slar dred Brooks, Connle Daherty, COtiiiY Fair llliorer aholr achoDaley Doherty, Elfie Sailders, dule will be u...t cluriJW the at.....,. lt-tnv. Whn. and Floma Class o! tile Flrlll United Prea. ........ worklhop. Rod colors with Bltck "OP" 1111 byterlan Church TueeclaY after. Linda Gorrell, Loraine Gorrell, &flvla CurUo, Thelma Walkins, REEDSVILLE Tho River. noon, followed by prayer. Roil .~~!_Hitlh lmPICI Pol-jllyiOno call waa answered by a scrip- Blancba Pullins, Marcella Wy. view Garden Club moadlenlllll ·c "'" hitlh. 15"" ,.,.' . 11!1" daep. ture verse with tile word ..fath- ers, Pau.la Watklna, Helen Kib- their 111101111 recenlli' 0111111ed ble, Cero(yn Ruth, Mary L o u their IIIIIUal Jllenle at tbe home er'' in It. WIOf lfARJin' Of MCJDiu Roondrobln pi ....u cards Ralpel, Mary Allee Blae, Dor- ol Mrs. 8arll01 Frank. A pot. Othy caBhciollar, Jean ca-1. ro CHON~ ,lloil· . , luck dlmer na served em tile were sent to Magie Hurd, Eliza. The 111111111 f111!111Y piCDic or beth Duckworth, Helena lolulllno, lar, Georgia Bsmett, Wanda patio of the Frank home. Mrs. tho Rutland FriendlY Gardoloro and tile Rev. L. H. Stebblno. A Kimes, Jean Sloter, Either Hen. Jolnde Kibble otrered graoe. Mrs. Claremont Horrlo, pres!. wu held W.....ldaJIIIIbt litho aympethy card olen was sent lo drickooo, Eula Ward, Shirley Slater, AmY Sloter, Pat Blhr, dent, QPOJmedamanlnallna'com- Rutland Park. Mro. Roll Ginther. AllendiJis were Mr, IIIII ...... ! > • mltleo of Mra. Carl IIUcldq, · GreoiiDg carda - . ordered Ruth Ame Baldmon and Kay, BtU Wutord, Ray, Vaa ind Muie, Tammy Ruth, Mary Hllldrlek· to be aold as a money • making chairman, Mra. Fnok, IIIII Mro. . MIDDLEPORT, OHIQ llr.lnd Mri. Harold IYolle,lltllt ' project. An,yone wantllw them, aon, Tanya Hendrlekaon, Regina R. E. WUIIama. AM IIIII Darin, Mr. and )ln.' Klmeo, Pam GoncJy, Keltil and A_.., were Mro, Donald may see Miss Mumaw. Fred WU11am1011, 11obort, Dobra, During the program oessloo, Janet BI'OCiks, Jo Ann Brooks, Myers, Mrs. Deaver Weber, Mra., and Richard, Mr. and lfte. ,.Low Without Fear" trcm "To- Bsrbt.ra Sargeant, Mary Bohr, Claremont Barrio, Mrs. HII'DIIII Bruce Do'liaud Dtaqo, Mr. and da,y,. wa1 readb)r Florence Potta; Maxine H....-; Anll• 11111 Jim. Grooaalekle, 1\f.ro. Ceri11Udd11, llrl. l!oberl Sllowdln, llollert, ''l!oll To Fulfill A Plan," by DIY Ruth, and Flo..,ce Wyera, Mrs. Walter Bl'OWII, Mrl. R. E. SondiDg IIIII ware Erika Bor· WUIIama, MrL 141• Baldor- Judith, ftooemar)', Todd, and Rlcllal McBride, from PreobrLori, and Mr. IIIII .llrl. . How· terian Llle; Mloo Mumaw, read, ing, Mra. Walter RGekhold, Mro. Mro. Darll11 F ...... IIIII aueota. and "Sacred Garden,.. rrom "Gar- 1!4war<1 Rllbeo, Blllrlllf Balaer, Mrs. Harold Meour, Mro•.John. li'd illrcllftold,: berl;. cwn or Jlope,"andMaymellolmes Gladya Smith, Ell- Bohr, Jac. nlo 1W>I>te. 1'1111 Grolllllcldt, read .. Portrait of A Friend,, Ide Bohr, Wanda Larlllno, Jean David Brown and~ Plekena. Am D&vio, Darl- Rltd, VIolet The Auauat mooting lo eancelled. from ••Qaidepost. .. Chew the BEST in the Tho roll call word lor AIJFIIt Conn, Vivian HIII'IUihrlll', Fl'lll· llfRIKI!S iiLOeSOK will be "A Favorite Bible Wo- cea Rood, Shoroa Hllldrlekaon, WARREN, Oldo ())Pi)- Wild. SPEAKER NOTED man," and tbe ho·tteaa wtll be Dorolha Rltilel, Jeaolelloddarer, Tilo Rev, Rdlort Gibson o1 cat ll!rikel II lour ~ Plllltf Jaclde 'Biae, :Pal Goncly, Ruth Waverly will ba pill opaeker bore _.... _ , wltli'l o c al DaiiiY Roath. The mootbw closed with a bOD· Ann SeaJ>rou&h, ~'<~IIIII' Jloaclao, at tlul 10:30 Lm. SIUiday ser• COIIItact laid 1u bl tD edlction from •1 Pra¥ers New and Valma Bamahart, Grace Price, vice !lit be Mlddloport Firat dlapute, A 1ota1 of t,51io ..... ,...._..ed, Old." Mrs. Potts, hostess, aen- Dorolh,y Wella, Thelma Smith, PresbYterian Churcb. Judy Horner, VIckie WUIIamo, edrotrelbmenta. Cbrla Sloter, PbyUia Reed, Nan· ey Buddll'' Either Landon and Condition Heavy Crops With This Hllh Speid 2-Hour DRY QEANING "·' .., . r:Y.fi,:or ""·'•·JIIosiinday~....D:rec.,o ·A r·e·a·..·Chu:r· e·h"es ':·. ' '........713911-~1 J-• . ',' ·.' ':' ·:.' am.. . ' \ ~~~ijTh:ie'WiW; iii::,~~:====~~0·~·~A:""~2,~1:1H18 a.Molbodlat ' m.; )flddttport • ,..,..111 ,paotor, Blblelluolr, cluaea,SI!!>· yooltliirellolrlhlp,SUn- · dlt, )Oa.m. Worohtland~b- t" !;:, • , . • ' ~; FIOwer : SUdao'" .at: w~ · bora w'Ul' rell!~bi$ at · '· . FRIDAY ,.t: l!lal&'t~ ~ot. ~W~~:y ~-~i fGW'':11'1'811£811iente In ,~ . 'SJNGSPIRATION sVNDAY ot ~!1. ~till ~!d 11 1!11 ~~,: ~J' Iii t~ ftrot •how''. I<! IJio ;' 2 .p.m. at LaUrel c!lif F re 8 ·r-;: Chur~ ~-·"1- · •lliled CIIJ AuK. 1hlii15. ·~Hol· Molhocllll Church. ~bt . ~ attootN.tbo~o. · ~ . Tllnea'! h the~ ol -~ ....... ~ • ..1.:..· cit . ~. \!!e. ...,..., ~IW ' tholllra!MMo. · ' ' ·' ,•,- ·.. __,. ~~· v.,. ..... quallljl ~·- and ~........ clurchea, OpeD w lho Jii,bilc. · , ...,., · · ·.l. ~~~, !!Jo' r ~i'al ' 'lfe.l1101111j'aUons on MIDDLEPORT Fml! DI!PI', '~"""·. ~.,_ TOIIOIPI ~ '!'• ,~ atr~m~nte wore fllv· w1J1 IJIQ!iaor an autlfdo. ~~ · ComiDelrt$ he •'-'II a illlllbjlr .• ·~ bJr;momb<jro1 allil there was Jlii'IY Fri..a, 1111bt from • to of II"*" end . 1"'110l'Y ,,.1~1 1i ·lii.OCIIIalcm·pertod on problamo 11 P.l!l. II tile MiddlePort COm· wblfh "!' hl\1 .taken, ~ 1jliit aboUt .: IIU!Ioliliii ~eoeuted by '1""1111 M . .The Jay4 will. om. na rlclat ..-.1 lll'OIW 1riiJ' each ~ra iu roll caD rom.n...o. """· The Plbllc Ia walcomo. Pieblre. · , . •: · · , T -- -mas ' I ' . , _ ."". ·.,. · r i'-t!l"'· ,~~e ·' · . ~ ~~~;~e ·'t ,·,:. i .f,.· · ": ::' · · : 1;y,< ~: ~~r; ,.rr. wY¥~. : tc~~-~~ ·ltl.- Sr.~i_,.,~.r;~ ~I:S ........... ~· ,r: 5 OClw. . . , "'*l~· ca. ,·e. n\r~·.a' :~:: Mil~~ lii<ti.'l" the~· !>r\t whl~h· may ~· ··mar ·.... i.e fdr ,.:t ByC~ Vartecy Is the spice of life and io It II with ' ,. ., ~' <·• • .. ~ ,"_' ' BAPo · , . .. POIIEIIO'Jo 0. 111:11~ . . SiRIIJC••rcb · ·· !···~.~ ~·~ij~~~ r ~-'l~jll; l 'ltllb ... .,,710p.~ w~ .... ... . ~ ·~ce, 1)10 -..,,., -~- --t~~~~-; . ''' '.~ ,. ,, ;.. ' ' , . ' ',u-1~:. .. :t~~~~~~~_,~~~'---f~!f~ ' •• �:.-iili>·'''·· .... •.' \;< . f\- -· • •• f, '"lk!\~~}~> ~,. ;nte :i;.tli' . Senti.OI, Mtddl~""omeroy, o.. Aus. 2, 11118 ·~:····:;:·..... •:,-.·'••·:·>' ..:·:::i:i:::::::::::~:i::::;:::;:::::-!· •••• ..•;.:,. .·:·:·;-:<: ~ t P-omeroy... ·>~ ~: it! :~: ::l Per$onal Notes :::;{ ., ,. Community ,:. . ... . ~:: ·... Mr. and Mro. . Jim Gruoa8r .· •, . and Jim, o! Conlon, _ , Buly' ' .....,nl .·yioltors o! bls IJ'IIIdllpendlni,ll!'O ........ - · l!fs. M!lph Gru.oaer. onii, ,Mr'.'and Mrs. Tueo4oy !olro. Adolph Grueoer tela, local, and her ,!olnod Mi. arid Mrs. WalterGruoNorma GoodWin, of . ' . oer · and' fallil4o for a dlnller In Bsrbt.ra and BU\y are aotlve aboervan.. ol hla birthdaY. &lmmer Theater In Michigan. Rodney White, 10 year old The¥ are on vacation between 100 of Mr. and Mrs. Tom White, the shows "Oliver," and ucam. Pomeroy, Route 3, \mderwent elot." ear surgery at Chlldren's Hos- .\ Corner••• ' ' ..' ' ...-..t·... ,, .._,,.,, \~._..,••• •X•'"••' ··,·,:.,:,·,·,· ,·. ~.. ~ i=i':."····v····"·'·l?········~·-···» ·.·»:-:-:-~:-:•:-»~: -: . , . ., .·:,.. ,'r·~ ., . l. ,- · Hoeflich . ,, , .. ':L t>,' .• ••· ,f ' · :·:· . ·'•" > ~;: V.eati011.1 ·wldoh )lelp Countlanl select. , . An)'Ways, It's the change of pace am ·~eener, t:t.{Countlwhether the personal appeal Ia lor l'OilllhilW It In the wooda,lcruliiiJW em the -· ' ' . . ~~ ' . '· 1 , '1r ,t ~-\-' , ·· :«"'.:. l<l:r.., ,( ~ .' \' " • • ·• , ....... ,, r~:' lA: "How lD·IIIl11o :Pi'lie Wl!.iq Dot ~ plarft ~....w; · . ~em;- glvan by i!M···id.Jieport a... gone- SERVICE . l: :l:Persona/ Notes::! ~ Fam1.,y D.1n'ner G' en at H . ome !~=~~==992=44~2~1~ FLOWERS Qf M rs. King ."' "1"· w-u · cRow~·s SIEAK , i HOUSE .. ' SA~OWICH: 4. 88 TABLE LAMPS LINOLIUM RUGS OIL LANTERN DOOR MIRRORS 4.88 1.00 4.88 BAIER FURNITURE ...... Shower Given ' Mrs. Sloter At Fire House 'M>rkshop Planned For Rutland Club Greeting Cards Will Be _Sold ~Til£ GlrdeoeJ'' Annual Picnic Held by Club ·To Earn Money • a..... At Frank Home Friendly Gardeners Hold Annual Picnic ·WERNER RADIO & TV. . . ""*' NEW FOIL PACK Crimper from . . . . • [ffi lfiW HOLLUID -FOR- ..; I . lEWIS REPAIR ) .am. t••• •HEATING ' •PLUMBING·. •ROOFING IM Mill -.....-. Program Announced A PI'OfiRIII on plant p Uon wiD' be preSOIIIed at 9 a.m. "oDdii7 on Radio WMPO, the Lorey ADderaon Show, II, tho llutlaad Friendb Gardenero, Mrs. ClYde Ahlrewa, reglonol ndlo chairman, liiiOUIICOCI. Mrs. Harold Walle IIIII Mrs. Fred. WIU!amoon will pr-nlthe P~'<>-' ·' FREE HAYING EQUIPMENT FUlTON· THOMPSON TRACTOR SALES 992-5101 BOGGS EQUIPMENT CO. Y.. , Allia-Cholllota Deolot SALES .. PARTS·· SI!RVICE FOR . FARM and INDUSTRIAL EQUIP. Ro... .7 TUPPERS rU,INS, .. =~ 80s..~~.s.:-Cil'all4!s: EletonqfCir· CliRIST..:' a .., ' elo,. lleCalid 'DW~; C1aao 11 : )!RI!THBI!J!.IN G. Morr!IOIIoJI!III.1IDI:<SI!D· 1 ALFRED _ . ete, lliamoan.. SpenCer, 11UjC.;4ltred W~e,.,_ II!!Po io,IICI 7t30 p,, m, Pray,.- a~d ·lblrd.wodnofl\ll1. ctr· 3cho01. m. llilla,eU tce, a. m.; Evenlal - 'Cidr ci:., 7 P. .m. M'clndlW . 101'111011, 11, a. Pralle ..me., 'DWICIQ, 7,t0. A. Claw, paalof, SIUiday · · ·~ --• ....... Ill 110m at 9:30, DiniJWOr, m.; l"rMcclllw eve17 TriE RUTLAND , 1 Worshill Servt~ea at,10:45 P. ill. .. , ,·,.. . • .... Plmf!W. Clllrt!b,.llchool, t:u· 7130 p, m, eftr7 ftr~ ~·~ CHURCH "7 llev~J· l,f' ~~'• ·<J 'W.orshVillere Swvl artz, 111-lioldor. 111E BIJTLAND C:::OiiOIUNtrY a. m.; Worlbli> aemce, 10:30. SIDIII ol lbo mntlb. Ctaoa..- Wputorort..;"Cbbrt!servlbce, 10·.30' 'a. a.m.... ,.; •, : ser ceo, ~ay, 7:45 €burch • Rov. AIII"'TWII,PII• •""' • C""'•-· "'30 11 · II "' and '""' m. with the · ' 3 "''' • • p.m. '""' .....-•. '' ·!nil, a. m. ~ r.... " RACINE METHODIST - W. jilellday• 7 Dav. casto. Wed- ""'· SIUiday ScboOI, 9:, o Lm.; 110 m. Public lm!ted tllbll ~.David -r,cllto :45 p, m. Prayer serv· Worship ••rvlce, : 11 Ull.i R'*' w lllead . lllolie aenlcea, Glen loader. chrllllan l!lillotYOr, 7:30 Dole McClurg, paalol'. SIDIII orl Soarloo, · SUIIdlll' ScboOI Su- HJ)oa, · mlnlltar. Leo cnw, s, 110 m;, I80COIId and f<lurtb' Sulldl,y. School, 1180" a.m.; Worabi,P 'I""· cbolr CHIUS'I1AN SCIENCE Servlcea perintendeot; Wednesday prayer s..t,. Mra. JllneVanVI'anj<en,OI'• Emer- ~. prelldiiL Ice, 10:30 a. m.; meet!JW, 7:30 p.m. Yourc P'"' IIDIIII Mra, BelliYRawlliwa,mu-' Prayer IIIOOIIJW, '7:30 110 m.ovoh' •· practice, Wedno.sday, 3:211 p. m,; 315 Main st., P~ PI-nt, pies FeUowahlp Sunday, 7 p.m.; sic cJinclor. wedneldlll'. J!oU'd IIIOOIIJW, T:SO SeniOI' eholr practice, 'lburaday, . IlL m.; Wednesdays Sunday nil!l>l worahlp, 7:30, . ··- 110 m., O,llt lfllllllay Ill......,_ 7:30 110 m. " - Hullllef Claso p. m. All welccme. · TRE DANviLLE \PiESl.EY AN POJm!OY FIRST BAFilSTPOMEROY TRlliiT\' IJNITI!D meetllw, tourlb FridaY or eaeh \ CHURCH- Charlet Dozer, paa- car-l WJWama, paitllr. Jolll ·CHURCH OF CHHIST- IIOV. vi. IIIOidb 116 1>. Jl\, WOIO)'BD Serv· I.OTTRIDGE UNITED METR· tor; Adra SWick, Sunday School wnu Sulldi.J School s.rtn- . 11. JVr!D, pallor, l'alrlek n. cle Guild, tourlb Monlla1 or each ll'orahlp, ftratandthlrd Sqlertntendent. . Su!MJay ScboOI, - - Soi151r School, 9:30 a. Wood, &1(11. S1D111 SchOOl, f111i l!l0111b, 7130 1>. m.; JunlOI' 1118b. · ·!JUnclayo of each JIIOillh, 10:45 o. 9•30 a. m.; Worship aortlce, m.; Marlllnll wotlhlp, 10:20 a. a. m.; W•sldp, 10a21i a. m. MYF, 4:30 110 m. OIAlb Slnlor, · iii.; oecollil and lourih Sundlyo, 10:30 L m. Youllt and Junior m. ' BYF, 6 p, m. Bible StuilY, Youtlt cbolr robearoal, MondiY, Senior lli8b MYF, 5:30 P.m., 1 1•30 p. m. ~ .ScboOI, 9:45 yooth service, 6:U p. m. l!vo- Wodlaaday, 7 110m.; Cbolr _ . 6:30 p, m. Mra. !ollrvlll Bart, eaeh Sulldi.J, . a. m. ChrisUan ~vor, third nlqr WG"ohlp, 7:30. Pl'aJOI' and Uce, 8130 p.m. Wedllosday. director;- ebolrrebaaraal, PORTLAND METHODm Selurday or ooch monti:. praise, Wednesday, 7:80. . Tlmeday, NG p, m,, )lrl, Paul Rev. W. Dole lkCIUI'fl, pUtor. . 1!D FAITH CHURCH,.: )(T. UNION BAl"llST -!leY, Neaae, 'ftrilrlday, all Slllday School, f1SO a.m.; Woa:· \JNIT LAUIIEL CLIFF FREE Mmllo rv1 7 3D oasr CHURCH_ _...,. """"'"School Nea11 Settl~ - ~bart ·z. ceeu Cox. putor. Sund11 School , day, Buoy Beo IIIIIHilW ~ In •"'" - ae ce, : P.m. Sml"' Sr ··~ "-'- s.•·"' ---'"'•nd""' Larry Clarlc. church IIOC!al room. OAK GROVE MI!THODIST •• •• p-r. ,... . Slnday .......~••.,9:45 a.m.; Sulldi.J w. Dale lka urg, pao""'• SUIIdlll' . · 1:30 o. m., lllOI'IIIJW worohlp, ~ ~ 11ataon. Scllool, RUTLAND CHURCH OF 1 10:10 a. m., avenlnl worlbiP, &uldiiY School, II30 L m.; """" l'l8lllJW wonblp, 7:30; Wednoo· CHHIST _Roy w, Carler,,pa1• School, 10:30 L m.; WorshiP . 7:30 p, m.; W""'eacltl, Chrl•. 1.._, aervtce, 10:30 a. m. and . day l'l'~ 11111 Blblelluolr, 7:30 lol'. SUnday School, 9a80 a. m.; aervtce, 9:80 a. m., llrot and lin Youth Crullldero,6:il01l.m. : 7130p.m.oacb~.MlMeok p.m. CIIIUIIIDIIonand-shlpsenlce, thlrd~aveachmonlh. and prayer meetiJW, 7:80p.m, prayer meeting, Wednolday, 7:80 10:80 a. m.; Prayer meotlnro ZION CHURCH OF CHillsrThursday, cbolr P""'Uce, 7 p, 'l'huredaY, 7:30p.m. v, H. Bra• Pomeroy - Harri1011vUle Road. .,, H. Eugene Gill, paswr; Phil P• m. SIIT'I'ON IIETHOIIL'!T - !leY, ley, ~ . Euga>O Uocleniood, pU1Dr. KenWise,~ · · · W~ Dole McCIUI'fl, pallor. &111ClmlTER li1ETHODIST Cbarge ' neth Grover, iOmday School &ck· DEXTER CHUIICH OF CHRIS!' KENO CHURCH OF CIII!ST- di.7 SebOor, 10:30 L m.; Woroblp - Jln, Pearl A. CUID, pallor, sunday SChool, ·9:30 a. m.; Wo,_ -Ronnie Ruooall, pUIDr. Nor- Norman llaCaln, -~· sin!c., 9130 a. m., I80COIId and . CHESTER: WCil'lbll>, 9 L m.; shill service, 10:30 a. m. &Jnday .,.. C, WUI, slt)l. .&lndV SeboOII · ~~ tourlb Sunday ~b-. . Sulldi.J School, 10 a. m,; MrL eveni'W service, 7 p. m. Prayer 8t30 L m.; Worohlp aerv!ce, f1f IIIOIIIb bt Cbarlol l!ulaeB It CHESrER CHURCH OFT HE Wold Speaeor, ~ FLAT· meeting, ThuredaY, 7:30 p, m. 10:30 a. m, Chrll\lan l!adoavor 9,30 a.~ . :!'~..._ R'ev.llarblrt~ woons. Ch\lrcll School, SUnday, st7'JbfiN's LUTHI!RAN-Brl· liRADFOIID · CHURCH -OF !"ili>r:Wi>riJiiii ~e,U!!J!I! U L m., Jlhl Balli',I!Qpl. Wor• an &vel, peatDr, MOI'IIIni ...,.. .TIII!.RACINE•n~T CiruRc!,hooiOF Cflllll'l' -CblrleoJIUHU,pU· llld 7130 p.m., &lnday, SuDday abJp service altemateawi.U:rviAI· ship, 9 a.m.; SUnday School. . NAz........,~ -llllliday~ 'liOt-, RlcbArd llllkll'o ~ ~ 'saiOoJ;f:IAI L 0.. Charlea Bli- bed and ~ Se 001 10:30 L m. lt80 l, "!oo -.dati W•lblp, ~ ~' 9:30 a, m.; ~. aa11, IICIIoo Btcbar<IBartoa, ... Sulldi.J mornll!i or oveolqJ, or ST. PAUL'S LIITHERo)Ji - 32 • 1li:30 a. -m.; E\wiDc Woraldp,, WilriliiP, 10:30 a. m,; ~ at- l1l'lo Prarar tnMtlq, each -1<. E. Second St., l'lllloroy, Sulldi.J · 7130 110m. el!l"ffeol, 7:30' 'MII!tlblp, fll.m• Wodnioadaylllble .W•'""'·, 7,30 " m. . GRACE EPISCOPAL- E. MaiD School, 10 a.m.; Worship service '·, J. m. WldDOo4oy. Slnllll' ~ · .SO - ...., ~ st., Pomeroy - SUIIday wrohlp 11 a. m ' ~ Pauline MeC~ ~:a: m. . IICH ·W HAIIftiSOlMLLI! I'IIEDY· servt.., 10:80 a. m~ wllh 1111'· SYRACUSE EUB CHURCHtoclc. - · IIOV, 'Morril M.. · ~..u <;HU · TERIAN Mrs Norma Let; leederl, Rev. PauiA.5ellers,palllor,Sun· •o"• Je... Chrlat f1f ~ Day' ....... Sc-hool .;__..._.•nde"' s--~H DAY ADVENTIST Sc 3D Qui . "TU"-pp· E·~ RS.-PL'ft,. VNI . .,.;, ,..,._,. Portlaad. Bacblo Road. ..._ ...,.."_ ·~ ~·~" day hool, 9: a. m.,BOD •· ""'" • - ....,...... SUIIday School 9•80 L m. ...L Clllrch - Pomeroy, Mulberry enberry aupt. ldornlng worship IIETRODJST -lolorulivWorohtl Sunday 5ehool, 8s30 L 111.1 Mora-. . ' • -r, Helgbto Rood, north ol Votenao . 10•,30 a.' m,, 'llrlll and third Sun: 1:30 L m.atlarmerEUBbuiJd. qWorohlp,10180a.m.&mdlll' cJay-..aervtce, 8 P.m., lho Rev.· Memorial HOeJlltal.l'bllllpGII· days •••h month.~-"'-•-~ • - aervlce -"', 7, WediiO•""• ~ .... ~110 ol Mlddlepoa:t. er, )NIIIor, W...,.aday, 7:SO p. geU.Uc - oemce, 7:30 c••·-.. ·~ "'- EliPanded SUIIdlll' ScboOIIIes- ••..._ _....,.. 1>. m., seclion "" IIU'Sei'Y 10 grade alx l'l8llllW .. prayer aorvlee, 7:30, • m., Bible Study and prayer meet· ood and fourth Sluldayo, eldldron u ·torm<tr Methodist..,. ~~· .~ Fredarl~k. J, SID: JI!HOVAII'S WITNESSES, Lar• !nil. Saturdlll': Sabbath School, BETHANY EUB CHURCH 18Jat9:30a.m.,Mri.Jamea ..,.. · .. . ' •7Cimahan,p:ealcJIJWmlnllller. 10~0;rm~~~~:: Rev. Paul A. 5ellera,palllor. St<Nt. children's ~ BRADBURY C-11 U R '-' H Ut Sllndlll': Bible lecture, 9:30a.m.; IAN CHURCH _ Mlddl--' Morning woroblp,9:30a.m.;SUII· IAinday Church School, adultaand CHRIST- James H. Smlth,Paa- Wlleh Tower otudy,10:30 a.m.; llllni , ...... ~ day School, 10:30 a. m, Blythe JOulh, 10:30 a. lllol ,Jwdl>r tor. SUIIdlll' School, 9:30 a.m.; W-o41!': Billie study, 7 1>. m. :,O'~te~~s;:'= 'J'holss, Supt. Yoolh Fellowship, aenior hll!b · end ·~ ~· · :SUpt. Glen Evana. Olurcll aer· Tburaday: Mlnlill1'7 ochool, 7 p. 6130 p, m. ' -tin lormerlolllhoillotChllrch vlco1, 10:~0 a.m.; evenin& 1:30 m. $0nlee meotlrv, 8 p, m, dent. Sunda)' Sehool, 9' 30 a.m. CARMEL EUR CHURCH-Rev, for SIUiday Cbul'cll· ScllooJ. Boyd p.n•; WedneldaJ, PraYer oer· · MASON CHURCH OF CHRIST- Worship Service, 10' 30 Lm. Paul A. Sellers, pastor. SUnday lllckMy, yooth _..tntendeot; vl~ea, 7:30p.m. !IIIler st. - Everam Weekl11, Choir pracUce, 7' 30 p.m. Wed- School, 9:30 a. m,; Wayne Roaoh, ~ Jdsb elaoa and oeidor ildulta noaday. SUpt. MOI'IIIni ,_,hlp, 10:30 L - ; ~IIOCIII:w-a- oeemot '111ur., p . rac · tl Ll~d .......... •.so ... ~ ~oi.rcHIJRCH :d,....::.,~~ ~ · ~oJII!iT 9 w--. s. PnJST- tUndor. flVOI' .': ~~=::.:U ~ ,Yd Fallowihlp each - · of each IIIDIIUi; 'ltllrd and lilnday, '6 P.m. In lm'mer Moth- Foorlh 9mdllj'a each-. Worodlot bo!Jdlng. Dlitrlct Jaulhral• sldp service II 7:30 p.m.; Woct. li'·llrttMllnllll'llfoachlqOIIIII. twsday evlillnp 117:30, Prayer andBlblolllu4Y. FREEDOM GOSPEL MISsiON SOUTR . BETHEL UNITED -Bald Knoba, Portland-Baahan -~..... second ,_ • E. J. G~•th,··-. r~ .-'/· -.•n ''""""ODIST- W-'""'• n - ' ne•. and loorlh SUnday, 10130 a. m.; ·&anday ScboOI, 9:30 a. m.; ftGto lira! and thlrd&alaJo, 7:30p.m.· or WU!red, Sit>!. &and'Y WG'Ihlp ·' SIUiday School, t,ao L lllo Yauth 'aervlce, 7:30.p. m. Prayer meetFallowlbiP, 8 Ji. Ill. oacli Sulldi.J IJ& Tueaday, 7:30 p, m., )Ill. ti TtQ>era Plalnl United MeiJIO. lord Frederick, claao loader· dill Church. -~ -· " _ ·Yauth ·FeUowa~, Frl!lay, 7130p. . cimirER CHIJBCH OP GOD- m. l!roelll Deeter, ltadlr; Rocfto>llev, Cho _ _ ,..,.._. ~· er Wllfrlod; Jr., presldolt. School, '1:111 L 1!14, Wttt- · •. MolSON ASsf:NBIN ·.CHURCH 11 a. Ill.; t:Witlnll m> r.oD - So<tnl St., Kai'l~ aert'• , W. \'a, swllriJ ScbooJ; .10 a.m. m. Y!)llll! . u-,. -- . lllo . Sal""'ll' 111,, . . ASBURY UNITED METRO. ·- . "., :f~r~~= So!:~-= NeWS NOtes ' m., aeeond and lourth Sundays Ill 1:6·11 ' '· ::. :· . ,. '' ·.• ••• ••' • • •. ...'•.• .......•',. .. ' ·' ·.• 12:14·31 ' With lhe hope II wUJ, In 8(1118 measure, rOater ard help sustain that which Ia aood In lUIIli' and eommunlzy llle, lltlsleaturels..,......edbythe boslneosllrma and. ..-pnlzaUIIII whole ...... appear bolow. HOYT'S SOHIO SERVICE HEINER'S ·BAKERY WEST MAIN ST. PO¥EftOY, 0. SUPPORT Till! CHURCH OF YOtiR CHOICE BAKERS OF GOOD BREAD HUNTINGTON, W. VA. 1--------------~~------------~·· ::!t~:~':.:-""auc· ·I 10 .. m.; Carr(jl Norris, Supt. Stnlays or each month. Worohlp service, Us. m.; MYF ENTERPRISE UNITED J.IETH6 p. m. Sunda;r. Prayer mauling ODIST - Rev. William Alrson, Wodneaday, Sp. m. Pastor. Ralph Spencer, Slt>t.; POMEROY CHURCH OF THE EldonWeeks,Ass't.Worshlpser· NAZARENE- Comer Unlooand vices, 9:30 s.m.; SUnday School, MulbetTy. Rev. Clyde V. Kender· 10:30 Lm.; Youlh Fellowship, .son, paator. Sunday School, 9:30 6:30. WednesdaY: Choir, 61 : S P. s. m.; Raymood Wlllburn, Supt. m.; Bible Study, 7:30. i1on11JW worship, 10:30 a. m.; CHURCH OF CHIRST - Mid· Evealng Service, 7:30 p. m. Mid- dleport, 5th and Main. Jack """"· aorvlee, W-lday, 7:30 Scttea, sup!, Bible School, 9:30 p. m. a.m.; MOrning lOOI'ohip, 10:30 a. FOREST RUN UNITED METH- m,; Evenlnlworthlp, 7:30 p, m.; ODIST - !leY. Wendell G. Slut- Prayer service • WodneedaY • 7 P• lor, , . - . WOI'shlp service, 9_ m. Rev. Raulln Mo,yor, pallOr, a, m., Sulldl,y School, 10 a. m. CHURCH OF Till! NAZARENE Mrs. N"f'ae, So¢ -Middleport. Rev. AlllrYMIIIor, - · MiNI!RSVJLLE UN IT ED ,polllor, Lelller Taylor, Supi.SUII· dill' School, 9:80 a. m.; Morning METHODIST - Rev. Wende0 Worahlp, 10:80 L m,; Jllnlor So- Fre.J Ke....., .t' •• •• •• Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd I. Nice were at Slocliport recenlli' to aJ. tellil the Nice reunion. Mr. and Mrs. John Slilt>SOil (tho Iormor Janice Hayman) and daupter, Jcml, of Hooolon, Tex., r.ve returned holne alter spend1JW two waekl 1Jith tho latter's parenta, Mr. and Mre. W. ll. llajmaD. Enroute ..... lhoy '111ltad Mammolh Cave IIIII other polllll or lnlerelll Ill Kenlucll;y, Mra. R0J DoMhow called on Mra. Charley Footer recently. MrL Oaca Boc&eas of S3nc:uee ami !lulldil w visit her 101!, CJIIiltl, 'lid Wnlli'• ·' Mr. IIIII !lfrs. SI!OI'" Plekena 91utlor, poalol'. SUnday School, IIIII children ol Baahan were.-.. 9 L Dl.l Wta-, Slt>t. 10 coat SIDIII aueltl ol Mr. and Worsldp~!ni':~ L m. !lfrs,.CIIarloo Buaeos. SYRACUlE CHURCH OF Till! Mia• Judy Rowefii'IICiolltadlaot NAzARENE ..aev. A. E. MUter, wooll 11'<111 the tralnlnll eenter pUtar. Robert Slowart, Slnlay oclloalat Jadllon. School· BIIIL Sulldi.J School, Recent calion at the J o h a ctuooa ror au ••· 9:30 a.m.; Rollo holno ware Mr and Mrs. lfOralnll WGrlldp, 10:30 a.m.; va..- 11owo or N.; llri8blon. · NYPS Slllilly 6:30 p.m.; l!¥laPa., and Yr. and :urs. Sllq>IOII piiJtlc Sonlce Sulldi.J 7130 p, Hall 51\'&CUIO. m.1 MiclwMII Prayer meellal . ..;., and Mra. WIIICYl Wolf, Wildnlo4oy 7:i0 p.m.; Milillo!l• ' slatloao•l1Jitil thoU. S. Marltwa lf7 ~ i80COIId WedModay • ciq, Pendlatoa, san DIII'Oo 'Ill ......!nlldb 7:30 Po!"• . . ·Calli., are amouneill8 tJMi birth SYRACu&i! FIRST UNITm. ilf their oecood 1011, Phlllll J)Q. l'lli!SBYTI!RIAN - Rev. UniOII leL The modlor Ia tho l'ormer H. .SlollbW, pulllr. Worsldp, 9 L m. ·Sulldi.J School, 10 I. m.; " - Tueba:o Racine, HI. 2. Bible SllldJ lnd ~ eervlco, Btclard Rollo 1M ea ~ Wodneidal(, 7 p. m, dlftoer aueata hlo ..., dau&btera ,. 'm!:N UNITED BRETJIIIEN IN and - lllmlllea, Mr. IIIII Mrs. CIIIIIIT _ Eldon R. \!lake, paaDeml' Manuel and two.,.,..... ·tar. Qllldlf &llooJ, 10 a. m., and !lfr, and lira. Jolut Gartea. wbliie .Holalapr, liP. Mom~!!& llacliia. 11 .. m.l!wnlnll ..... . .., .~~ IJIOnl oevwal cte Cbrllllln Dldei>*. 7:30 p, ' - " ol her ather, m;, )Ira,~ Cbmliu;preolo .9U..~tt, ded.' Scal aonke aad . : - &r.U. - '• TUesday Wednesday Acts I CorinthiaN Mal:, ~~-:.;,.~ ''1 PiantS·~··'' l wh 1 ""'!IJW In former EIJB l!ldldiJW, _ . GRAHAM Uji!Tm METRO. I trip-for )'Uri. But this time it wu dUferent, thla time he wouldn't be aoing back to hia job. At ftrot, retirement seemed frightening, like beillll lbut olf frcm tho mai111tream of life. He had seen !Go 1118117 men age beyond their ytal'l, after their career ODCied. Be bad no to be on the a!dolinu. He and hla wife could have moved to a warmer climate and jlllt bave tlbn It ...,.. He didn't want that. So, before he left home, he had a lo1111 talk with hlo miniater. Be found that there waa plenty a man hla age eould do. Plaanclally aeeure, he could aftord to volun· toer tOr a job. In tact. through the Church there wea work he could do that would spread to the farthelt comenoftheworld. BlAt now, he ia enjoyiq thia vacation. He ia l&vorinl fl'lll'1 moment of ll Beeauoe, when he pta h-. he'• aoi1111 to laad a lull and UMful lifo. And tbat'o tho ft1 he wanta it. - "'"""'evening. . 'l'boy bad waited for thia roGI vacation-thia !oq =:=J cloty, 6:30 p. m.; NYPS, 6:45 p, m. Sll:ldly Ev~JW~II.Uc moetlqr, 7a30 p.m. Prayer meeting, Wild-. oeo4oy, 7:30 p, m. Till! SALVA'nON ARMY -Fh· 0Q1' Bay S. Wlnlog, oflleer Ill ......,._ Sulldi.J, 10 a.m.,Holl· oeao moeCitW; 10:30 a. m. Sun· day School. YDIIJW ~le's Le• IJion. 7 1>. m.; Salvlllon moetlqr, 7,30 p. m.; Tlmeday, 1 to 3110 m.; Udloo HOme LeaiUO; 7p, m. 0 Prop ciUIOI. KT. MORIAH BAP'I'M' -Mid· ·dleport, comer or Fourth and MaiD st.l!oberl Jocklon,peaiDr, SUnillll' School, 9:111 L m,; Mom· 1n11 worohtl, 10:111l a.m., AmolcJ Rlcllardl, II1IJL RUTLAND F1RST BAl"llST !leY, Slmuel J. Jacklon, pallor• . Pr&Jer service, 9:30a.m.; SlllciQ' School, 10 a. m., !ln. Ger• !nidi, llallor, ~ WOI'sldp oentce, .11 a. m.llallllat Tralnlnll 11111011, llr•lnd _ . . 4ay1 I& ~:80 110 m.; MH. MirY Wooda, ~ . · HYSELL RUN FREE )(ETHoDIS'P-·- !leY. Ceell J, Wile, paa.' ·..\:.. Rev. tar. SUndiJ School, e:SO ·a. m.; J 0 h n ~ WcridP, 18:30; i:MdiW _.....,, 7:30; y - PIOJIIO'• ~. laUP.m.;l'rayVIIIIIt- ' GOEGLEIN READY-MIX . ' co. ~,. ~.· LYOJS"MAIKET ••MEMBER'OF 'J.& BIG 3" GENERAL :IIEIICIIANDJSE TUPPERS PLAINS PH. 661-3280 t--------+--------4 : BOGGS EQUIPMENT MIDDLEPOR1 PHONE 992-3284 • .. TINY'S FOODLAND MIDILEPORT, 0. .·:'~ ALLIS CHALMERS - SERVJCE FARM- INDUSTRIAL- LAWN- GAIIDEN TIJl'PERS PLAINS PH. 657~35 SALES - •, •, ::.•• ..----------------------+----------------------4 "·:·''R. H. RAWLINGS SONS CO. OHIO'S OLDEST DOOOE DEALER MIDDLEPORT, OIUO OHIO VALLEY BAKING CO. ''' •• • '' BAKERS Of HOLSUM BREAD MIDDLEPORT, 0, ' •. ~--------------~----------------~~ . RAY RIGGS, INC. MARK V STORE MIDDLEPORT, omo LEIVING COAL COMPANY PRODUCERS AND DISTRIBUTOilS OF IDGII GRADE COAL WEST COWNIIlA, 'II, VA. ROYAL OAK PARK FAMILY lii!CIIEA'nON SWDIMING .· Llacoln - J.llorcuey- comet(i9~601 . Eadioh Ford 85 N. COURT ST. A'l11ENS, 0. WIWS ANTHONY - PLUMBING AND lii!AnNG .992-2550 240 LINCOLN ST. NDlDLEPOIIT ARNOLD'S SOHIO SERVIQ ATHENS RD. POIIIEROY, 0. 992-80118 A FRIENDLY PLACE TO BUY ~-------------+-------------­ RACINE FUL-VALU MARKET CROW'S STEAK HOUSE THE STORE WTnl A HART KENTUCKY FRIED CIUCKEN POMEROY, OIUO RACIN!:,QIUO 1--------------1~"!""'----------.,... SWIC:UftJI & LOHSE I,Jfl!l;l\ • TUPPERs PLAINS HARDWARE III!XALI. DRIJOS '""' wE FILL ALL IIOCl'Oll'S. ~S • • ' 'I ' :PAINTS AND GENERAL HAIIDW ARE . TllPPERS :PLADis; ·0. 11117.... ::.r' ~~~ ' ~~~haw.~..-....... · ~---~~-----.-.~..........-.............-.......-..-1 ~ r. ~· . ALLIS-CHALMERS TRACTORS ALL SIZES INCLUDING TilE IIG 190 FOR ALL YOUR fARM MEEI>S • ~f'IITED IP'lDI. FINANCING UNTIL JUNE 1969 ON ALL NEI HOLLAND •. u. ~• 8:20, .. ....,..,_ l'l'~ - ·IJW, w...,...r111, 7:30 1>. m., Mrs. ..,,10•" .....;Sulldi.J-"- -~~~u:n;::·-:;x.· ' ablp; .Ta~ P,' ..., Oll1clll Bolli'll.' olnlce, 7:20· ' -~•· l(ijib' c~-b _ .,_. ....;,llo · .:· , meet~~w;•llrllt ~ 11l 'iiiiiiitb, ' ·elaJIOI, W-adayf T.ao ~ · -~ _ ....... '6 110 m.I·WScs ..c..t MOIIdl,y ct · iiT. ~ . · UNlTEil llev, , J!Olr T111lor, pallor. 11an 1- . ~~~~~~~E~~~~~~~~~~~~· Ohio. or jetting to Iaraway places. · ·· . For Pat Price Jordan, Phyllis Hac~ and dalllhter, Milanle, vacation waa a 250 mile cruise loa 17 loot bolt dOliD the boautllul Ohio to Clnel11110tl. The traveling trio lived In Kloeo ol Ml>Ma iDdlleimoDack. bsthlni ..Its and paJfmaa, cook· ott. Now they're In ClneiMaU pital In Columbus TbureclaY. He eel on open llreo, arM thoroughly takbW ·~n a baU P...' and 1111 will be conllned there several OllloYed tho beaulll ol nature !rom rldeall eon.,Y laland. COUNTY Fbx Durttw the m~. . ~~ ' ..~::~!~$::::~::;:;!:::::::::::::::::::::~:::::::::::::::::::::·::~::: days. the center ollllerlver. When tilllf Alln. 10 plao !Ill ftold ttlallllll · ild 1>¥ Mils. · l(ul ~-.r. Plaii• ' Mr. and Mrs. Mel Jones ancl arrived lo Clncllllall, PII.YIIIJ' JACK AND NI!ACIL CARSI!Y bene~ show u ... ;t, 11 meetlne at tho wm;o . mille tor IIU'IIcli*lkln In ~~ children, Claudia and Mike, o1 bueband, George, wu there w and their two claulhler• are va. club boooe 7·30 Friday ~ Mel&• · CO!\!IIl' ,Fair ,r ,,, ' ' . ' ,.,. Chicago, nl. are~ the guests of greet them. c.Uonlng In Calllornla. The,y li· 1 Rerres~m..t..' p. m. • ibows. The <~ub'..••lcnedmia 1 her aunt. Mrs. iAa.fmt Holmes, peel to be two . tor UhibUs Ia Mardi Grai, de,.. =::: ~ . ::;: • ., .-t :--. and Mr. and Mrs. Robert Crow weeks. MRS. WITH SAUER aut back SATURDAY crJbacl aa "Juat tor rut~"' .,... The ' Rev. ;.... ~o~r·s. Geor~ !UPON REQUEST) and eons. w edneedaY !rom • trip lo Call· inGH SCHOOL DANCE poiv Slddoll and clllldi'en., Timmy' ,, Our U..,.l Good CINnl~l ' .,," ' Mro. Mattie ~rouoe and Lin· lornla where IIlio went especlalMR. AND MRS. FRANKLIN wUl be hold this saturda1 nll!ll · Tom.mv .and Laliri or D •• r da, and Mr. and Mrs. Darren \r w vlillt her new\r married Tr Jplett and children, R • c k y, ·~ywere w--•·•··ov·~""' . · Potk Sellers were In COiuJN>us Mon· daullrter, Sal\y, and her h u .. Cindy, and Debbie are hometrom at lhe I'Oinero7 Junior Hlsh ' .,._._ """"''' •; -. a two-week vaeatloo 11hloh llldllorium from 9 to 12 p.m. auoltl ol her jjorOnta, Mr. and band, James Dllngworlh, Who re. th m from N'·-- Fall ~- The American Legion will-· Mfa. Paul Smart. The,y came ' John lor Keiser. Tlie late Mr. Kel. daY the !Uneral oorv!cel ol aide in San Francisco. • ..... • I w aor the d8nce. The JQI will IV 'pick ~ the Smart trallet ser was a brother of Mr s. , For the trip Welt, Mra. Sauer D~...... a1 1 lh emcee. 11hlch ...... 1JI . II uoe .-...... ~rouse and the uncle of Mra. Camv•,. ong o way, the "'"' · ·was accompanied by her af.lter· ANNUAL BEEGLE llmllY rofamll7 outln&'' cin Lake Erie. Seii31'S, While In COlumbus they ln~aw, Miss Madallne Sauer or !amity Cl'O.Ised Into Csnada at Nlapra Folio and re4umed by union Friday and SetW'day, Ra. and Mrl. Ger· ' visited Charles Keiser and tam- Dayton. Tbe two took butll daY way or the tumel at Delr<J!t. cine AmerlctD Legion HaU; CHES llch and famll7 have open! the 11 .• FOR ALL OCCASIONS and nil!l>l bus lolrs of Los Ar·· square dance SAturday, 9 p. m.; TER .- Mr. and Mrs. pallt waek In McCamelavUie1JIIIt Glests of Mrs. A r t h u r geleo, visited Kmtts B e r r y ,Home t~fthe besket dinner at 12:30 p. m. &111- Dovld White and famll7 and Ran,- Mrl. l!qmer llerlach who II re!PJ'oooe o! Albany WedneeclaY Farm, saw the Shtpstades and :rt':::~~-~~':! ..... -~ day; progr1111 at 2 p. m. ely McRae, all ol'fllllpa, F1orlda; euper.U1181nim an Ulne11. were Mrl. MatUo ~...... and John8011 Ice Follies, opent a day to DalrDta wheretilay camp. Mr. and MrL' Cedi KiiW and .Fabrdoui Linda. eel at the CUSlate Natlonsl . SUNDAY ' Eaat Liverpool; Ruclolph Mrl. Georp Hackett Sr., IDI· 00110 at Monterey, 1bey also went to 1111'111'1 Tu~ at Vel( ' Portland, Ore. to visit Bob sau. Park and to the Bod Lando. At ANNUAL FAMILY plenle, V'-'w ,.._, ' y owwatown; Mr. IIIII !Ia..erana Malllj)rial Bsapltal, SALE PLANNED CUller Park they were Issei. Pomeroy United Methodist Mrs. Charloo F. King and lamPomeroy Flo_, Shop Middleport LltQe Leque will er before coming back home. nated by tho herda ol buffalo. Olurcb, befllnnill8 3 p. m. SIUiday IIi', Rutland; Mr, and Mrs.' BUW. Mflln ,__..,. stage a baked goods and lood Doughier is Born SEEING THE "!lephen Foster There was a vlolt to MI. J!UIIll.. at Royal Ook Park. Bsol<et din- ley Wlndm and daughter, L<q sale Saturday beghmlng Ill 9 a. MRS. MILLARD VAN METER . m. at the Western Auto store. gory" at Bardstown. 1\Y. was a more and enroote home a atop In DOr 11 5,30 fDIIowed by a vesper Bottom, and Mr. IIIII Mrs. Harry highlight of a recent eamplna st. Loulo to see the Gat...., to servloe. Leoaanl and oon, Che-, hold a famll7 dinner ........... 11 wl'lll ·~ To Winebrenners trip taken by Rerbara and Jack the West arch. REVIVAL, Syracuse Million, ~A&J Sc:!les, their two SOliS, Tim and Cindy and Rielly had boon ho1- beginning wnlgb~ servlcea at home of Mrs. F.dltil KiiW IIIII • • > SYRACUSE - Mr. and Mra. Eric, and Sllaron WUoon. pltallzed wllh l"leumonl& Juat a 7,45 p. m. Rev. E. Murphy, Hunt. doutlhter at Cheater. WUilam Gordon Wlnibr,... are .. . Mr. and Mrs. Robert V. Eard- 1111101111ctn.f tile birth or on 8 lb. They llrllt visited Mammoolh lew daY• bolore tile lamUy tell 1...,_ _..,_ ,..,_ •• publl ......., s.-~... "'""' w e. ley IIIII tamlly, Eaat ·Liveri>cxi, Cave In IIOUihem Kentucky, then 011 vacatkln, but both were IIIIa . Rev. Eari .Cuter, paat.or. dauabter at Hoi zer Hoi!Jilltal on eolled at llllbt by p - ao ..... went to Bardltolm whore they oo the trip. NICHOIBJN FAMILY reunion wwe urable to come. RIDili' i,k.. Jul120, name<~ !'aula &~e. Grand· . D,d.;,. ly ,.._ . toured illY Old Keutucky Home parenta are Mr. and Mia. Georp !lmdl1•t home or James Nichol· Rae alao celebrlled .hll 16til and visited Lincoln's birthplace. ; .. aon, Rutland Hoole 1, near lleJ:. birthday at the home ot Mr. and Zuapan, of lllliOII and Mrs. Ro,y · AIIIIT.W"'mftlime W....,remer, local. ,'nlfoi hove tor, MrL BUiy Windon and eJijoyed DESPITE IDS RECENT UJ. another doualltar, Mary Alii, ... 9.12 homomide Ice croam IIIII cake. 4. ness and Ids discharge trom the MONOAY Thb was the Whlte'e.andRancly'o ho~pltal onlY I week 811>, K e n I POMEROY GARDEN CIAJB, vacatlorl. Kloes was able to a«<l11p8JJY hia 9:30 o. m. Monday, Mro. J, 0. (I To Customer) parents, Mr. and Mro. Manning Roedel home lor WG"kshop; like Kloes, on an autlq at Rooaevelt !lower contalnora and oack lunch. !llawnee Slate Park near Porll16xol8 mootll. The lamUy was .iolned tor TUESDAY REIDSVILLE - Mary Ethel a W'IOk of carnplna by Herman POMEROY CHAPTER 186, Or· . Bohr and Joann Brooks rec:OIIIIy der ol Eaarern Star, 7:45 p.m. honored Mrs. Judy Sloter 1Jith a Wedding shower at the ReedavUle Tuesday at the Masonic TeDijJie; MrL Jame1 Titua,anacc:redlt,. MIDDLEPORT, 0. FJre HouH. Games were en-- Initiation lor tour candidates; ol- eel Judi~ ol the Ohio AlaoclaJqyed wltil prizes allll'ded to ftcera reminded wwoar formal a. Uon ol Garden Cl.... will ..,... Mary Nichola IIRd Georgia Bar· duct a workallop IDf mombora ol '"11ott.· The door prl•e ,,., alao • ., ... . . ' .tho Rutla!lll Frlendl1 ~ • f .. j '· '""~ ,. ' . ' . .. "'''"' ,., ' "" .. 1101>11, Mra. Barnett. at 1 p.m. on Aus. 8 11 the • · '. A1tendlog were Mary Slater, land Church or Chrlot basement. MONAURAl p~:':::l · ~ ..Dr*AifF Rita stoter, 9Je Hayman, Ger· Mambero are liked lo take and eonlalnera lor ... JUII tho phono lor 1111'S..._ SYRACUSE - Reading Psalm aldlne Holsinger and Alloha, during tho worklhop. The Melp Modtm "OP" .. "-iv• Dfi,...W. 9J by Frankie Mumaw, president, Mary Nichols, Emma Dural, MilMony llna feelum lor onjOplolo _... the meetlnl or the Slar dred Brooks, Connle Daherty, COtiiiY Fair llliorer aholr achoDaley Doherty, Elfie Sailders, dule will be u...t cluriJW the at.....,. lt-tnv. Whn. and Floma Class o! tile Flrlll United Prea. ........ worklhop. Rod colors with Bltck "OP" 1111 byterlan Church TueeclaY after. Linda Gorrell, Loraine Gorrell, &flvla CurUo, Thelma Walkins, REEDSVILLE Tho River. noon, followed by prayer. Roil .~~!_Hitlh lmPICI Pol-jllyiOno call waa answered by a scrip- Blancba Pullins, Marcella Wy. view Garden Club moadlenlllll ·c "'" hitlh. 15"" ,.,.' . 11!1" daep. ture verse with tile word ..fath- ers, Pau.la Watklna, Helen Kib- their 111101111 recenlli' 0111111ed ble, Cero(yn Ruth, Mary L o u their IIIIIUal Jllenle at tbe home er'' in It. WIOf lfARJin' Of MCJDiu Roondrobln pi ....u cards Ralpel, Mary Allee Blae, Dor- ol Mrs. 8arll01 Frank. A pot. Othy caBhciollar, Jean ca-1. ro CHON~ ,lloil· . , luck dlmer na served em tile were sent to Magie Hurd, Eliza. The 111111111 f111!111Y piCDic or beth Duckworth, Helena lolulllno, lar, Georgia Bsmett, Wanda patio of the Frank home. Mrs. tho Rutland FriendlY Gardoloro and tile Rev. L. H. Stebblno. A Kimes, Jean Sloter, Either Hen. Jolnde Kibble otrered graoe. Mrs. Claremont Horrlo, pres!. wu held W.....ldaJIIIIbt litho aympethy card olen was sent lo drickooo, Eula Ward, Shirley Slater, AmY Sloter, Pat Blhr, dent, QPOJmedamanlnallna'com- Rutland Park. Mro. Roll Ginther. AllendiJis were Mr, IIIII ...... ! > • mltleo of Mra. Carl IIUcldq, · GreoiiDg carda - . ordered Ruth Ame Baldmon and Kay, BtU Wutord, Ray, Vaa ind Muie, Tammy Ruth, Mary Hllldrlek· to be aold as a money • making chairman, Mra. Fnok, IIIII Mro. . MIDDLEPORT, OHIQ llr.lnd Mri. Harold IYolle,lltllt ' project. An,yone wantllw them, aon, Tanya Hendrlekaon, Regina R. E. WUIIama. AM IIIII Darin, Mr. and )ln.' Klmeo, Pam GoncJy, Keltil and A_.., were Mro, Donald may see Miss Mumaw. Fred WU11am1011, 11obort, Dobra, During the program oessloo, Janet BI'OCiks, Jo Ann Brooks, Myers, Mrs. Deaver Weber, Mra., and Richard, Mr. and lfte. ,.Low Without Fear" trcm "To- Bsrbt.ra Sargeant, Mary Bohr, Claremont Barrio, Mrs. HII'DIIII Bruce Do'liaud Dtaqo, Mr. and da,y,. wa1 readb)r Florence Potta; Maxine H....-; Anll• 11111 Jim. Grooaalekle, 1\f.ro. Ceri11Udd11, llrl. l!oberl Sllowdln, llollert, ''l!oll To Fulfill A Plan," by DIY Ruth, and Flo..,ce Wyera, Mrs. Walter Bl'OWII, Mrl. R. E. SondiDg IIIII ware Erika Bor· WUIIama, MrL 141• Baldor- Judith, ftooemar)', Todd, and Rlcllal McBride, from PreobrLori, and Mr. IIIII .llrl. . How· terian Llle; Mloo Mumaw, read, ing, Mra. Walter RGekhold, Mro. Mro. Darll11 F ...... IIIII aueota. and "Sacred Garden,.. rrom "Gar- 1!4war<1 Rllbeo, Blllrlllf Balaer, Mrs. Harold Meour, Mro•.John. li'd illrcllftold,: berl;. cwn or Jlope,"andMaymellolmes Gladya Smith, Ell- Bohr, Jac. nlo 1W>I>te. 1'1111 Grolllllcldt, read .. Portrait of A Friend,, Ide Bohr, Wanda Larlllno, Jean David Brown and~ Plekena. Am D&vio, Darl- Rltd, VIolet The Auauat mooting lo eancelled. from ••Qaidepost. .. Chew the BEST in the Tho roll call word lor AIJFIIt Conn, Vivian HIII'IUihrlll', Fl'lll· llfRIKI!S iiLOeSOK will be "A Favorite Bible Wo- cea Rood, Shoroa Hllldrlekaon, WARREN, Oldo ())Pi)- Wild. SPEAKER NOTED man," and tbe ho·tteaa wtll be Dorolha Rltilel, Jeaolelloddarer, Tilo Rev, Rdlort Gibson o1 cat ll!rikel II lour ~ Plllltf Jaclde 'Biae, :Pal Goncly, Ruth Waverly will ba pill opaeker bore _.... _ , wltli'l o c al DaiiiY Roath. The mootbw closed with a bOD· Ann SeaJ>rou&h, ~'<~IIIII' Jloaclao, at tlul 10:30 Lm. SIUiday ser• COIIItact laid 1u bl tD edlction from •1 Pra¥ers New and Valma Bamahart, Grace Price, vice !lit be Mlddloport Firat dlapute, A 1ota1 of t,51io ..... ,...._..ed, Old." Mrs. Potts, hostess, aen- Dorolh,y Wella, Thelma Smith, PresbYterian Churcb. Judy Horner, VIckie WUIIamo, edrotrelbmenta. Cbrla Sloter, PbyUia Reed, Nan· ey Buddll'' Either Landon and Condition Heavy Crops With This Hllh Speid 2-Hour DRY QEANING "·' .., . r:Y.fi,:or ""·'•·JIIosiinday~....D:rec.,o ·A r·e·a·..·Chu:r· e·h"es ':·. ' '........713911-~1 J-• . ',' ·.' ':' ·:.' am.. . ' \ ~~~ijTh:ie'WiW; iii::,~~:====~~0·~·~A:""~2,~1:1H18 a.Molbodlat ' m.; )flddttport • ,..,..111 ,paotor, Blblelluolr, cluaea,SI!!>· yooltliirellolrlhlp,SUn- · dlt, )Oa.m. Worohtland~b- t" !;:, • , . • ' ~; FIOwer : SUdao'" .at: w~ · bora w'Ul' rell!~bi$ at · '· . FRIDAY ,.t: l!lal&'t~ ~ot. ~W~~:y ~-~i fGW'':11'1'811£811iente In ,~ . 'SJNGSPIRATION sVNDAY ot ~!1. ~till ~!d 11 1!11 ~~,: ~J' Iii t~ ftrot •how''. I<! IJio ;' 2 .p.m. at LaUrel c!lif F re 8 ·r-;: Chur~ ~-·"1- · •lliled CIIJ AuK. 1hlii15. ·~Hol· Molhocllll Church. ~bt . ~ attootN.tbo~o. · ~ . Tllnea'! h the~ ol -~ ....... ~ • ..1.:..· cit . ~. \!!e. ...,..., ~IW ' tholllra!MMo. · ' ' ·' ,•,- ·.. __,. ~~· v.,. ..... quallljl ~·- and ~........ clurchea, OpeD w lho Jii,bilc. · , ...,., · · ·.l. ~~~, !!Jo' r ~i'al ' 'lfe.l1101111j'aUons on MIDDLEPORT Fml! DI!PI', '~"""·. ~.,_ TOIIOIPI ~ '!'• ,~ atr~m~nte wore fllv· w1J1 IJIQ!iaor an autlfdo. ~~ · ComiDelrt$ he •'-'II a illlllbjlr .• ·~ bJr;momb<jro1 allil there was Jlii'IY Fri..a, 1111bt from • to of II"*" end . 1"'110l'Y ,,.1~1 1i ·lii.OCIIIalcm·pertod on problamo 11 P.l!l. II tile MiddlePort COm· wblfh "!' hl\1 .taken, ~ 1jliit aboUt .: IIU!Ioliliii ~eoeuted by '1""1111 M . .The Jay4 will. om. na rlclat ..-.1 lll'OIW 1riiJ' each ~ra iu roll caD rom.n...o. """· The Plbllc Ia walcomo. Pieblre. · , . •: · · , T -- -mas ' I ' . , _ ."". ·.,. · r i'-t!l"'· ,~~e ·' · . ~ ~~~;~e ·'t ,·,:. i .f,.· · ": ::' · · : 1;y,< ~: ~~r; ,.rr. wY¥~. : tc~~-~~ ·ltl.- Sr.~i_,.,~.r;~ ~I:S ........... ~· ,r: 5 OClw. . . , "'*l~· ca. ,·e. n\r~·.a' :~:: Mil~~ lii<ti.'l" the~· !>r\t whl~h· may ~· ··mar ·.... i.e fdr ,.:t ByC~ Vartecy Is the spice of life and io It II with ' ,. ., ~' <·• • .. ~ ,"_' ' BAPo · , . .. POIIEIIO'Jo 0. 111:11~ . . SiRIIJC••rcb · ·· !···~.~ ~·~ij~~~ r ~-'l~jll; l 'ltllb ... .,,710p.~ w~ .... ... . ~ ·~ce, 1)10 -..,,., -~- --t~~~~-; . ''' '.~ ,. ,, ;.. ' ' , . ' ',u-1~:. .. :t~~~~~~~_,~~~'---f~!f~ ' •• �' 1' ''; '. ' ·':, ' :' ) . :\ • I ' ' .<' ' 1' ' ,.. ' ,. r"' ,, ' l ~ I ' .. , J ' ,..... •ven PAIR OF Slimeae call, moolhl old, tai: allo wiD to good bome <Jerman Shepard PIP, ....., 111011the old. Phone IJIIZ.Wll. H1-ap Ill•• II'JVE ROOM ~ llalllt, bilh. Jo Pomeroy: Mrl. Jlow. ani OociL 100 w. Po!Mvy. ,., WIN II• MNKUtiN ,...,,,,.. ....... DIIIW.. H lltiN . . tJMI ... ,.lei wlltltl'l 11 Myt. caaD 0' TMANKI & OIITUARY ll.H fOr H ftN MhiiMVI'II• 11. ,,..ltltMI ..,. II. .d.... . ILIIIO ADI l'lll tit Cllilttl PI' Adftr- OPPICI NO to l:ot uu p.M. hlly ttM •·"' .. 1t1.. MMII ··.... 1111 latu...., Malo 81., 7-K .ue CAMPING 'l'IWLER by da7 or ....: aleeJII 7. 1'1111111 ... 1121. 7&41c FIVE ROOMS, bath, lurnlshed apartment, hro or three people. M~ Food Markel, Rt. 7, IOddliport. 7-Sl-«e CANNING TOMATOI!l!l. Pick Pbooe U7-H. A HOT 58 Cbevy; allo seven loot mowing maeblne. Phone 143-21'11. T-Il~ SHOOTING MATCH Sunday, August lib, 12 to I. hams, ba- SMALL HOUSE at Portland. con, hall of hog. SbolgwuJ on- All eonvenlenees. Write Boa 7, Racine, Ohio, 8-1-flc TWO PIECE blue wooden vanIty ,bedroom set, •· Phone 911Z-55oa. 7-11~ Alii wNDlTIONINIJ IIAifrlpt\. llloa lll!nlce. J~ Rerrti.nuoo, New Rma.. • llnrlt. tide s,s-aayl' "''''''' SIX ROOM house, I ICftl, bath, basement, newly cleeorated Inside and out; bardwood n...... furnace baal. . ' Ill. '· SAVE SPAj:E MOTH PIIOOFING ,,., '• " .... ' I · JIMP.O.· FlEE STORAGE READY • MIX elliiCie'- deu.. · end dellt lo fOUl' proJed. rat and ...,, Flw .... matel, " ' •-111K -Co., · OtJetl. BAND EVERY Friday and Sa~ ForS.Ie leln ReadJ We turn sUndaY dlnnerlnloa.lllmunlay at Jack's Club on Har- POODLE PUPPIES AKC Toy J1C11t. Ohio. I • lfe !l,y alraJr with helr\y portl0111 of ..._'v'Y'I""" Will be aervlced with water. risonvUie Road off Rl. 7. White and stud semee. t and tssl,y food for all the ramtly.... ~-f. Five minute drive Ill Fatted Gayle McDonald and b II 6 lbo, Phone IID-3165. BUOOI!'I' PIUCB b'niOiae aa special phUdren's portions. Dina .: Run Lake, House Is aaven Drifters. Country Music, 7-INOic our tblld floor' lltllll'l IIJclp. In our pleasant atmoap.,.._ and years old. Contact Mildred 7-Sl-31c Babr P'tunllure. Mlddllpolt, enjoy gracious service at a rea ... Bissell, Long Boltom. Phooe POODLE PUPPlES, AKC TOJ onable price. Olda, '.de 1!417-1333 Reedsville. 7-31~ · · WILL DO I!Owlng at hGme miDiature. t/5 and up. Stud TRY OUR BROASTED CHICKEN. zippers, pockets, pegging, service and groomlns. Phoee FIVE ROOM collage with beaumnNG MACRINIII8, reP* hemming, alteratlollll, etc. mM43. II I Uc llmlee. aD llllbl, WY t. llful view of Ohio River, at Mn. Freddie Thabet. Maaon, :1114. Tile P'abrle PomLong Bottom. ,VIrgil Walker, 218 E. Main Ph0110 B9~74 P.iinoi'OI' Phcme mwt 4-30-lfc AKC Golden Retriever puppies, eroy, Authorlled !linger Ialii Racine, Ohio. &-2-flc Dall15:30 A.M. to 8:30P.M. - 5undi,J 7:00 to 7:1101 524 Ash St., Middleport. a and Service. We Sharpen ., : :·; :::: ::·.. HAPPY HOUR, Shenang SpriJJgl "• MU. ~ . ·'· . Selllon. ...... CANNING TOMATOES. $1.25 Nile Club. 5 to I p.m. Monbushel. Bring containers. Gerday 1111'11 Friday. Ladleo nl8lll POTATOES, beano, cahbqe Real &t1te For S.le aldine Cleland, Racine. 8-:1-lfc omy Friday. UUe and beell, Phone ltW2a O'BRIEN 6 CROW Clarence Prolfltt, Purtland. REALTY COMPANY Ohio. 7-7-Ue STEREO CONSOLE, wolnul, ra- RACINE - II!! story, 7 rooms, W1nted To Buy dio equipped. 4-speed changI WILL BE ABSENT FROM MY OFANTIQUES, furniture, dllbol, ~ bedrooms, buemeut, II> er. dual v<ilume controL mlaeelllneoaJ, lin. BOWII'I! FIVE ROOM HOUSE and bath, acres, central beat and air Make payments or $5 p e r FICE AUGUST 9 TO SEPTEMBER one floor, psrtly fumlBbed If Cecil, 100 w. Main 81., Pomeoondllioned, month or $79.95. Call 992-3211 . ...,_ l.a.llc deslrod. 713 S. Seoond Ave., 1-Z-flc TUPPERs PLAINS - 4.36 a.. . 3. 'Middleport. Can be by res. 5 rooms, 2 bedrooma, ga. appointment after 5 p.m. EJ, For S.le or Trlde HOWEVER, THE OFFICE WILL BE den Walburn, phone . . -. EARLY A.'o!ERI~AN stereo ra- rage, remodeled. 116'1 MUSTANG, Gqllnder, Jdio conscle, 4-"Jeed automaCHESTER BRICK, I rooms, 7...UC OPEN WITH A REGISTERED speed, 11116 C'bewolet Caprice, · tic changer, 4-Speaker sound 4-5 bedrooms, II!! balb, lull automatic, power steering and NURSE PRESENT. system, Payments of $6.10 basement, garage, patio. brakes, financing available, NO, I. ltl'OIIER COAL at far. per month, or $101.99. Call ·POMEROY - ~ rooms, 2 bedmer CllniiMI Coal Co. tipple, pbone - 7 afW 5 phone 1192-3218. &-z.etc rooms, hath, part basement ~lad 5 miJea eut ol w.u. ......,._ ?-Sl.U. redecoraled l'l!cenlly. 1811. Pllolli !I4-S7I7 Wellaton for IDiarmlllon. Walton Coal ZIG ZAG-OMATIC, RU known MIDDLEPORT - 4 rooms, t •• EmpIoymenl W1nted make sewing machine, makes bedrooou1, part bath, nice lot. Company. 7-10-lllt butlonboles, sews on butloos, VIIEAP, !lOWING, LAIIGE laW118, vamonograms, etc .• an without POMEROY - 2 story, 3 bedcant lots, cemeteries, etc., SAVE NOW 011 alllmiDum boota, allachments. Pay only $43.50, rooms, bath, basement, hard- NOTICI ON FILINO OP INYIIITOIY with llravely tractor. Pbone 10-~~14 11.. dean made, ANO A.... UIIIMINT wood Doors, porches. or monthly payments. Call IIIIS-2rlli. 8-1-ftc TM ..... of Ollie, Met• C•IIIY llardy, tbree rail llottOmL PNNh C.urt !IIIZ-3218. 11-Z-ft< MIDDLEPORT - I houses In To the lut11tors or A4ml11Jdra•n ODa mDo off Rt. Jl, 011 Kinpone parcel, 2 In fair condi- ol the lltai.U1 to tuc:ll. •• 1M loUowWILL DO palnllng, ruaonable burJ Road. 7-17-.lOie u ue IIWISantl of thll ltlell of 67 FORD PICKUP, half - ton, tion, MAKE US AN OFFER. lDI Ohio, \'11:-tbl nrvh1na IPOQM, Ule Jl'leel. Pbone - - -7-Sl-ftc next of tin. U.. IMJMllclari" 1D4er call Chester 91JS.3121. 1-2 3tp FllRNJSIII!D APAimfENT 11111 Nl!lWPORT a.,.Jer, tthe wlll1 and to llle enomeJ or el WITB IJTILI'I'IES Wrn171 rtpnHnUOt IDJ of t )MI Door, loo.d rubber, sood llohllltiOU9ftld ,.,..DII: HENRY a.ELAND JluT a. Price, M'o. liMO, BatWANTED lbape. ~ae,Dolda, !Ial ~ nd, Ohio, FORD 7-lltro automatic, JUMt L. llartlD, No. u~.-. ea._ R!SI'ONBIBLB put)' lo ... - Pbone nwtt7. Hl-Uc . 1166 one owner, fuDy equipped. lon Twp. J*)iii&ill or fi.IJ per Addt. Kea~Ue)' , flo. 11.801, ~ Low mllaage, f~. lea thaD \I Ort, Ohio. llllllllh ar 1l'l!l baii!W due Bl!lANII, KENTUCKY Wooder: 1> original coal P"- ._ You •re MnbJ neUlSed that ...,. f'II.M far lMI .... coaM Pick yoar OWII, bring COI>- 1551. ln¥1D\orlel IDd AppniMmeDtl of 0. &-1~ uuw. 11f the d'oremetaUoMd, 4• willa ndla, Hpaod aulomltlc IIIDer. ~ i.ollbel. ADdrww eeued, laW of uJ4 ColmiYo wen fiLed lD lbll Colut. .... laftat.or'la 7-2111c en., lis miles above Ra- TREE RIPENED Haven peatbenC APirdiiiMIIb will . . far hearelne llll Rt. • . l'llolle 147fril beton tbll Courc on the 1001 dar es. Pick them yourself, $2.75 ul Auflld, U.. at 10:00 e·~ AJI, •. 7-a.Uc HelpWmted ba. Brine slalldud size basAny ptnwn ••lriDJ 1o rue en•P· ttou th1reto m.UIIt ru. ~Ill d 111m . KlTCIIEN HELP wanted. Apkets. Frames Orcllanl, 2m tin da)'l prior to UM ~ 11t ffK ply In persco_ Crow's Stoak lMI FULLY aulomltlo ........ VaDeyvlew Drive, Belpre, 0. GEO. HOBSimBB, ..... OIVllla u...S.r m)' llaDd ud IMI et IDIIChlne, eomplete Ill mab Phone tZU9lll . Rouoe. l-1-4tc 1-1-flc PIJMBRt)Y - s bedroom brick utd Court. dWI Jltl 417 of AJII1IIt. bullo!dloles, dam, and emb.; full buemeltl. hoi ... "· "· O'laiiN II bant-111 dellpl. Tills ma- UPRIGHT plane and canninl bath, WANTED TWO women earn ''""' IIIII ••4flcll Cllrll tor beat l"'n!place. .. ~~~ Ctlfrt 100 .,...kly, I hours dally, Car dlble Is Jo perfect ooodllloo. ly .UCII MAITIII equipment, Vuy reuonahlo. P0111rJWY - I room 1m1a, a.,uty Cltrll: . neeessary. Write Box 1118-L, Tbll madllne oold lor .-.86, Phone INU/U, 8-1~ balh• full .......,_. '--ent prage, &-a• ._, tte e-o The Dally SenUnel, Pum- bahnw now t?S. take over Out ol !lllh water' pll//iii&ltl ol •.II per lllllllllt eroy, Obkt &-l:tte LleAL HOTICI 1tB5 COMET Convertible; bur- !M ACRE PAIIII - TWo good IN TKI COMMON PLUI COUP '1'1711 1n your homO, can 1111- &andY with bllck lop, Priced ' - - aDo ..,... ........._ MIIOI COUMTY. ONto """'"• home,·•-~-. No. 1un WAI'l'IIESS&! wanted, Dal r y Ill sell. 70-41U. 8-1~ room balll and ball-I Vallay, Pomeroy. Phone 9112meat. 2551. 8-l-31c 1968 STEREO: Lovely Wllnut ONE OP THE BEST groceey REL11:N ., VIRGJL TEAFORD eonsole with AM II 1"11 radio, buslneases In the area, a very ABIIOCL\'11111 • w BEAtn'ICIAN wanted: Apply tbll ael oold III1ICb bliller: profitable lnvelllment I or SYRACUSE at Balley's Home of Beauty, bu record ~~Drage. Tab over someone wbo wllbea to oper7-11-ltc or call IIIW333. l-l-31c paymeull ol t5 per IIMIIlh or ate lbelr own ~- Conpay balaM <IUt f!Of .•. '1'11 tact Lynn Bar1 at Raelne Full It In your bame. CaD 111-21111. For Trade Value Marbt, Rt. 331, Racine. Buslnlll Servfcet 7.atk: 1-1-ac CltlAIIB'I'T! Yendla( n,wldNICE I ROOM house on Spring Ave., Pomeroy, wUI trade lor PILE Is soft and lofty; colon and wrtee. ABC -l!'.nterprtoes. . boule In Middleport. Pbone lila, W. Va. Phla 'I'IUIO, ' retain briDiaM, In earpoll &:1211. &-1~ <leaaad with Blue Loltnl. Rent eleelrie sbampooer ~- . . . . Wanted to hnt !laW Fumlture, 7-»ttc lnsurtnce GARAGE WITH electrlctt.y In AUTOIIOBIL! )1lsuraDee beet or near Pomeroy al'l!a. Phone S ROOMS and balh 011 alee lot Loll JOUr OJIOrlt. 011 Rt. 3S. ean ..,~, IIIU562. 8-2-ltc or's license' Cll1 • •· 7-»tte I II de ' '·i AIC CL-iiS w. v.. . .Jilt'•.•· • ... '" ON... . . . '. 'presenfs ltiCAL .lEPORTS . . DAllY . .A·r 7!50'· A.M.. , .12 NOON ' *"'· ' 3 P:M; • J I AND ' ~· 4:30 P.M• .. 0 l' Keeping Meig$ .Gollio .ond M.osoh Ar~Q. · DOING FINE NOW, Pl'emotarely born IDiaal ,Ja held by her mother, aetnas BDdogarde Nelr, Ia tllolr homo Mar Ma.nleb, ·Get· many. Tbo· eblld, wbo weJched obly four poaadl at blrlh IQt Moy, oaly ,._ • J' lnfo~rned As ·· · Weii. ..As ' ' I' ~~ .•fl -" '; = .. t·;t~= appear._. Carpenter News, Notes Olllee--Roa.--- ,. . . ., call·-- HOBSTETTER REALTY ... ..._ ..... •· --- ' ....,. CARRIBl _lied, WANTED For lint POIIII'OJ Rolfe. . I. . ......... . ' Sedloa ' 'I'JWLER SPACE, all atllfllsl INIIIIble. lnquln 118 Malber"'1 lfllr I or I p.m. Wrlto P, Jla& • l'oml!roJ, 1-21-U. RA•• MICE gone forever 'Gst Star," 2~ lb.. fUI, Sale, .e, guaranleed. sugar Rua llliL Ebenbacb lflrdnre, o: Plckolll JWdwiJ1, f-1-ltp, S ROOM boule In ~. aoar hJ&1nray, eltJ Dt.. Pia. !lil.-& .• · .. . I . ......, ' _,... . ' • .,... PLEIITY ol apace far me trail- . 1115 MOBU. HOME 18 x 10. Cab w llllh Ill fae!lfllea. In Syra- 1• M w C!GIIIac!t Ronald - . C111 IDIIOI. t-11-!fe 8lrl, Racine, Ohio. 7.a.ltc H3tc , Sc~warul' Mlrf•· Ohi6 . • BAII,.EY'S RESTAURANT' ·-., ' 7-&-ac ONE 211-lncb cas! iron coal fur. nace, one E nat albl saxo- 327 CHEVY motor. Oontad phone, both fair oondlllon. John 'Tuekar, Hyaell Run Phone 19Ult7. 7-11-ac Road, phone llfU2Il 8-Wtc ly, Rutland American Legion Home. 7-31-ltc ' ·"' .· your own, brlllt! eonla!Den. Lester Roush, Letart Palls, NOW OPEN Bob's Mobil Ooort, Syracuse, overlooldng I be NEUTZIJNG'S BEAUTY !llop beauU!ul Ohio River. Out of will be closed August I high water. State approved. through August 14. 8-l-31c 7~ Nolle. r I y CAdd WANRD IN MIDDIIPOI1' CONTACT FAH\'U m o. -- I ACIVD t>•"".tt!""-- ' ' I �' 1' ''; '. ' ·':, ' :' ) . :\ • I ' ' .<' ' 1' ' ,.. ' ,. r"' ,, ' l ~ I ' .. , J ' ,..... •ven PAIR OF Slimeae call, moolhl old, tai: allo wiD to good bome <Jerman Shepard PIP, ....., 111011the old. Phone IJIIZ.Wll. H1-ap Ill•• II'JVE ROOM ~ llalllt, bilh. Jo Pomeroy: Mrl. Jlow. ani OociL 100 w. Po!Mvy. ,., WIN II• MNKUtiN ,...,,,,.. ....... DIIIW.. H lltiN . . tJMI ... ,.lei wlltltl'l 11 Myt. caaD 0' TMANKI & OIITUARY ll.H fOr H ftN MhiiMVI'II• 11. ,,..ltltMI ..,. II. .d.... . ILIIIO ADI l'lll tit Cllilttl PI' Adftr- OPPICI NO to l:ot uu p.M. hlly ttM •·"' .. 1t1.. MMII ··.... 1111 latu...., Malo 81., 7-K .ue CAMPING 'l'IWLER by da7 or ....: aleeJII 7. 1'1111111 ... 1121. 7&41c FIVE ROOMS, bath, lurnlshed apartment, hro or three people. M~ Food Markel, Rt. 7, IOddliport. 7-Sl-«e CANNING TOMATOI!l!l. Pick Pbooe U7-H. A HOT 58 Cbevy; allo seven loot mowing maeblne. Phone 143-21'11. T-Il~ SHOOTING MATCH Sunday, August lib, 12 to I. hams, ba- SMALL HOUSE at Portland. con, hall of hog. SbolgwuJ on- All eonvenlenees. Write Boa 7, Racine, Ohio, 8-1-flc TWO PIECE blue wooden vanIty ,bedroom set, •· Phone 911Z-55oa. 7-11~ Alii wNDlTIONINIJ IIAifrlpt\. llloa lll!nlce. J~ Rerrti.nuoo, New Rma.. • llnrlt. tide s,s-aayl' "''''''' SIX ROOM house, I ICftl, bath, basement, newly cleeorated Inside and out; bardwood n...... furnace baal. . ' Ill. '· SAVE SPAj:E MOTH PIIOOFING ,,., '• " .... ' I · JIMP.O.· FlEE STORAGE READY • MIX elliiCie'- deu.. · end dellt lo fOUl' proJed. rat and ...,, Flw .... matel, " ' •-111K -Co., · OtJetl. BAND EVERY Friday and Sa~ ForS.Ie leln ReadJ We turn sUndaY dlnnerlnloa.lllmunlay at Jack's Club on Har- POODLE PUPPIES AKC Toy J1C11t. Ohio. I • lfe !l,y alraJr with helr\y portl0111 of ..._'v'Y'I""" Will be aervlced with water. risonvUie Road off Rl. 7. White and stud semee. t and tssl,y food for all the ramtly.... ~-f. Five minute drive Ill Fatted Gayle McDonald and b II 6 lbo, Phone IID-3165. BUOOI!'I' PIUCB b'niOiae aa special phUdren's portions. Dina .: Run Lake, House Is aaven Drifters. Country Music, 7-INOic our tblld floor' lltllll'l IIJclp. In our pleasant atmoap.,.._ and years old. Contact Mildred 7-Sl-31c Babr P'tunllure. Mlddllpolt, enjoy gracious service at a rea ... Bissell, Long Boltom. Phooe POODLE PUPPlES, AKC TOJ onable price. Olda, '.de 1!417-1333 Reedsville. 7-31~ · · WILL DO I!Owlng at hGme miDiature. t/5 and up. Stud TRY OUR BROASTED CHICKEN. zippers, pockets, pegging, service and groomlns. Phoee FIVE ROOM collage with beaumnNG MACRINIII8, reP* hemming, alteratlollll, etc. mM43. II I Uc llmlee. aD llllbl, WY t. llful view of Ohio River, at Mn. Freddie Thabet. Maaon, :1114. Tile P'abrle PomLong Bottom. ,VIrgil Walker, 218 E. Main Ph0110 B9~74 P.iinoi'OI' Phcme mwt 4-30-lfc AKC Golden Retriever puppies, eroy, Authorlled !linger Ialii Racine, Ohio. &-2-flc Dall15:30 A.M. to 8:30P.M. - 5undi,J 7:00 to 7:1101 524 Ash St., Middleport. a and Service. We Sharpen ., : :·; :::: ::·.. HAPPY HOUR, Shenang SpriJJgl "• MU. ~ . ·'· . Selllon. ...... CANNING TOMATOES. $1.25 Nile Club. 5 to I p.m. Monbushel. Bring containers. Gerday 1111'11 Friday. Ladleo nl8lll POTATOES, beano, cahbqe Real &t1te For S.le aldine Cleland, Racine. 8-:1-lfc omy Friday. UUe and beell, Phone ltW2a O'BRIEN 6 CROW Clarence Prolfltt, Purtland. REALTY COMPANY Ohio. 7-7-Ue STEREO CONSOLE, wolnul, ra- RACINE - II!! story, 7 rooms, W1nted To Buy dio equipped. 4-speed changI WILL BE ABSENT FROM MY OFANTIQUES, furniture, dllbol, ~ bedrooms, buemeut, II> er. dual v<ilume controL mlaeelllneoaJ, lin. BOWII'I! FIVE ROOM HOUSE and bath, acres, central beat and air Make payments or $5 p e r FICE AUGUST 9 TO SEPTEMBER one floor, psrtly fumlBbed If Cecil, 100 w. Main 81., Pomeoondllioned, month or $79.95. Call 992-3211 . ...,_ l.a.llc deslrod. 713 S. Seoond Ave., 1-Z-flc TUPPERs PLAINS - 4.36 a.. . 3. 'Middleport. Can be by res. 5 rooms, 2 bedrooma, ga. appointment after 5 p.m. EJ, For S.le or Trlde HOWEVER, THE OFFICE WILL BE den Walburn, phone . . -. EARLY A.'o!ERI~AN stereo ra- rage, remodeled. 116'1 MUSTANG, Gqllnder, Jdio conscle, 4-"Jeed automaCHESTER BRICK, I rooms, 7...UC OPEN WITH A REGISTERED speed, 11116 C'bewolet Caprice, · tic changer, 4-Speaker sound 4-5 bedrooms, II!! balb, lull automatic, power steering and NURSE PRESENT. system, Payments of $6.10 basement, garage, patio. brakes, financing available, NO, I. ltl'OIIER COAL at far. per month, or $101.99. Call ·POMEROY - ~ rooms, 2 bedmer CllniiMI Coal Co. tipple, pbone - 7 afW 5 phone 1192-3218. &-z.etc rooms, hath, part basement ~lad 5 miJea eut ol w.u. ......,._ ?-Sl.U. redecoraled l'l!cenlly. 1811. Pllolli !I4-S7I7 Wellaton for IDiarmlllon. Walton Coal ZIG ZAG-OMATIC, RU known MIDDLEPORT - 4 rooms, t •• EmpIoymenl W1nted make sewing machine, makes bedrooou1, part bath, nice lot. Company. 7-10-lllt butlonboles, sews on butloos, VIIEAP, !lOWING, LAIIGE laW118, vamonograms, etc .• an without POMEROY - 2 story, 3 bedcant lots, cemeteries, etc., SAVE NOW 011 alllmiDum boota, allachments. Pay only $43.50, rooms, bath, basement, hard- NOTICI ON FILINO OP INYIIITOIY with llravely tractor. Pbone 10-~~14 11.. dean made, ANO A.... UIIIMINT wood Doors, porches. or monthly payments. Call IIIIS-2rlli. 8-1-ftc TM ..... of Ollie, Met• C•IIIY llardy, tbree rail llottOmL PNNh C.urt !IIIZ-3218. 11-Z-ft< MIDDLEPORT - I houses In To the lut11tors or A4ml11Jdra•n ODa mDo off Rt. Jl, 011 Kinpone parcel, 2 In fair condi- ol the lltai.U1 to tuc:ll. •• 1M loUowWILL DO palnllng, ruaonable burJ Road. 7-17-.lOie u ue IIWISantl of thll ltlell of 67 FORD PICKUP, half - ton, tion, MAKE US AN OFFER. lDI Ohio, \'11:-tbl nrvh1na IPOQM, Ule Jl'leel. Pbone - - -7-Sl-ftc next of tin. U.. IMJMllclari" 1D4er call Chester 91JS.3121. 1-2 3tp FllRNJSIII!D APAimfENT 11111 Nl!lWPORT a.,.Jer, tthe wlll1 and to llle enomeJ or el WITB IJTILI'I'IES Wrn171 rtpnHnUOt IDJ of t )MI Door, loo.d rubber, sood llohllltiOU9ftld ,.,..DII: HENRY a.ELAND JluT a. Price, M'o. liMO, BatWANTED lbape. ~ae,Dolda, !Ial ~ nd, Ohio, FORD 7-lltro automatic, JUMt L. llartlD, No. u~.-. ea._ R!SI'ONBIBLB put)' lo ... - Pbone nwtt7. Hl-Uc . 1166 one owner, fuDy equipped. lon Twp. J*)iii&ill or fi.IJ per Addt. Kea~Ue)' , flo. 11.801, ~ Low mllaage, f~. lea thaD \I Ort, Ohio. llllllllh ar 1l'l!l baii!W due Bl!lANII, KENTUCKY Wooder: 1> original coal P"- ._ You •re MnbJ neUlSed that ...,. f'II.M far lMI .... coaM Pick yoar OWII, bring COI>- 1551. ln¥1D\orlel IDd AppniMmeDtl of 0. &-1~ uuw. 11f the d'oremetaUoMd, 4• willa ndla, Hpaod aulomltlc IIIDer. ~ i.ollbel. ADdrww eeued, laW of uJ4 ColmiYo wen fiLed lD lbll Colut. .... laftat.or'la 7-2111c en., lis miles above Ra- TREE RIPENED Haven peatbenC APirdiiiMIIb will . . far hearelne llll Rt. • . l'llolle 147fril beton tbll Courc on the 1001 dar es. Pick them yourself, $2.75 ul Auflld, U.. at 10:00 e·~ AJI, •. 7-a.Uc HelpWmted ba. Brine slalldud size basAny ptnwn ••lriDJ 1o rue en•P· ttou th1reto m.UIIt ru. ~Ill d 111m . KlTCIIEN HELP wanted. Apkets. Frames Orcllanl, 2m tin da)'l prior to UM ~ 11t ffK ply In persco_ Crow's Stoak lMI FULLY aulomltlo ........ VaDeyvlew Drive, Belpre, 0. GEO. HOBSimBB, ..... OIVllla u...S.r m)' llaDd ud IMI et IDIIChlne, eomplete Ill mab Phone tZU9lll . Rouoe. l-1-4tc 1-1-flc PIJMBRt)Y - s bedroom brick utd Court. dWI Jltl 417 of AJII1IIt. bullo!dloles, dam, and emb.; full buemeltl. hoi ... "· "· O'laiiN II bant-111 dellpl. Tills ma- UPRIGHT plane and canninl bath, WANTED TWO women earn ''""' IIIII ••4flcll Cllrll tor beat l"'n!place. .. ~~~ Ctlfrt 100 .,...kly, I hours dally, Car dlble Is Jo perfect ooodllloo. ly .UCII MAITIII equipment, Vuy reuonahlo. P0111rJWY - I room 1m1a, a.,uty Cltrll: . neeessary. Write Box 1118-L, Tbll madllne oold lor .-.86, Phone INU/U, 8-1~ balh• full .......,_. '--ent prage, &-a• ._, tte e-o The Dally SenUnel, Pum- bahnw now t?S. take over Out ol !lllh water' pll//iii&ltl ol •.II per lllllllllt eroy, Obkt &-l:tte LleAL HOTICI 1tB5 COMET Convertible; bur- !M ACRE PAIIII - TWo good IN TKI COMMON PLUI COUP '1'1711 1n your homO, can 1111- &andY with bllck lop, Priced ' - - aDo ..,... ........._ MIIOI COUMTY. ONto """'"• home,·•-~-. No. 1un WAI'l'IIESS&! wanted, Dal r y Ill sell. 70-41U. 8-1~ room balll and ball-I Vallay, Pomeroy. Phone 9112meat. 2551. 8-l-31c 1968 STEREO: Lovely Wllnut ONE OP THE BEST groceey REL11:N ., VIRGJL TEAFORD eonsole with AM II 1"11 radio, buslneases In the area, a very ABIIOCL\'11111 • w BEAtn'ICIAN wanted: Apply tbll ael oold III1ICb bliller: profitable lnvelllment I or SYRACUSE at Balley's Home of Beauty, bu record ~~Drage. Tab over someone wbo wllbea to oper7-11-ltc or call IIIW333. l-l-31c paymeull ol t5 per IIMIIlh or ate lbelr own ~- Conpay balaM <IUt f!Of .•. '1'11 tact Lynn Bar1 at Raelne Full It In your bame. CaD 111-21111. For Trade Value Marbt, Rt. 331, Racine. Buslnlll Servfcet 7.atk: 1-1-ac CltlAIIB'I'T! Yendla( n,wldNICE I ROOM house on Spring Ave., Pomeroy, wUI trade lor PILE Is soft and lofty; colon and wrtee. ABC -l!'.nterprtoes. . boule In Middleport. Pbone lila, W. Va. Phla 'I'IUIO, ' retain briDiaM, In earpoll &:1211. &-1~ <leaaad with Blue Loltnl. Rent eleelrie sbampooer ~- . . . . Wanted to hnt !laW Fumlture, 7-»ttc lnsurtnce GARAGE WITH electrlctt.y In AUTOIIOBIL! )1lsuraDee beet or near Pomeroy al'l!a. Phone S ROOMS and balh 011 alee lot Loll JOUr OJIOrlt. 011 Rt. 3S. ean ..,~, IIIU562. 8-2-ltc or's license' Cll1 • •· 7-»tte I II de ' '·i AIC CL-iiS w. v.. . .Jilt'•.•· • ... '" ON... . . . '. 'presenfs ltiCAL .lEPORTS . . DAllY . .A·r 7!50'· A.M.. , .12 NOON ' *"'· ' 3 P:M; • J I AND ' ~· 4:30 P.M• .. 0 l' Keeping Meig$ .Gollio .ond M.osoh Ar~Q. · DOING FINE NOW, Pl'emotarely born IDiaal ,Ja held by her mother, aetnas BDdogarde Nelr, Ia tllolr homo Mar Ma.nleb, ·Get· many. Tbo· eblld, wbo weJched obly four poaadl at blrlh IQt Moy, oaly ,._ • J' lnfo~rned As ·· · Weii. ..As ' ' I' ~~ .•fl -" '; = .. t·;t~= appear._. Carpenter News, Notes Olllee--Roa.--- ,. . . ., call·-- HOBSTETTER REALTY ... ..._ ..... •· --- ' ....,. CARRIBl _lied, WANTED For lint POIIII'OJ Rolfe. . I. . ......... . ' Sedloa ' 'I'JWLER SPACE, all atllfllsl INIIIIble. lnquln 118 Malber"'1 lfllr I or I p.m. Wrlto P, Jla& • l'oml!roJ, 1-21-U. RA•• MICE gone forever 'Gst Star," 2~ lb.. fUI, Sale, .e, guaranleed. sugar Rua llliL Ebenbacb lflrdnre, o: Plckolll JWdwiJ1, f-1-ltp, S ROOM boule In ~. aoar hJ&1nray, eltJ Dt.. Pia. !lil.-& .• · .. . I . ......, ' _,... . ' • .,... PLEIITY ol apace far me trail- . 1115 MOBU. HOME 18 x 10. Cab w llllh Ill fae!lfllea. In Syra- 1• M w C!GIIIac!t Ronald - . C111 IDIIOI. t-11-!fe 8lrl, Racine, Ohio. 7.a.ltc H3tc , Sc~warul' Mlrf•· Ohi6 . • BAII,.EY'S RESTAURANT' ·-., ' 7-&-ac ONE 211-lncb cas! iron coal fur. nace, one E nat albl saxo- 327 CHEVY motor. Oontad phone, both fair oondlllon. John 'Tuekar, Hyaell Run Phone 19Ult7. 7-11-ac Road, phone llfU2Il 8-Wtc ly, Rutland American Legion Home. 7-31-ltc ' ·"' .· your own, brlllt! eonla!Den. Lester Roush, Letart Palls, NOW OPEN Bob's Mobil Ooort, Syracuse, overlooldng I be NEUTZIJNG'S BEAUTY !llop beauU!ul Ohio River. Out of will be closed August I high water. State approved. through August 14. 8-l-31c 7~ Nolle. r I y CAdd WANRD IN MIDDIIPOI1' CONTACT FAH\'U m o. -- I ACIVD t>•"".tt!""-- ' ' I �• . . ' . Tti~ Dllb sentinel, Mlddleport..Pcme~, o., Au&' ~· 1~68 _ ,., lO - • ' . (' -. _ ( .. ' ; . ., ~, ! . ' ~-;; ·~ 'j ,. ; I ' ,., ~~ ~~~~ . ' ' • !' • endo lrGm ~Wl>W *le• to help in 1111 draaklr ...erationa. During the nearly ~too' mmt111 or that phlao of recovery ., .., When Wila9n losred lor hil . and.sb .the dollars In defense contracts, the current roond of increases would nation's steel procklcera toda¥ sorlouoly aiJect the economy and .rowed re" signs they 1roUld kmckle under to White House demands for a rollback in tho new round of price increases. At least nVe steel producers, Including lour of the top ton companies. instituted price contribute to inflation. u. S. Steel, the nation's No. Cremeens Has hikes since a settlement was reached Tuesday night on a new contract wJth t h e United Steelworkers U n I o n (USW). The firms were U. S. steel, Bethlehem, Rejl<lbltc and Inland of the top 10 proWcers, and Phoenix Steel Corp., one or the smaller companies. All f 1 \1 e stoeimakors indicated they did not intend to rescind the inthree~year creases. Armco Steel was expected to amounce price hikes today . Claims Increase unreasonable President Johnson denounced an acrosS-the-board increase by BethJehem Steel as "unreason. able." Bethlehem, 1he nation's No. 2 producer, was 1he first to increase its prices following the coatly wage settlement with tho union, Defense Secretary Clark M. Clillord immediately ordered military departments 1 'Wherever possible., to transfer orders to firms which had oot raised prices ••if by doing so you can obtain the re(Jiired product on time, at a lower cost to t h e pemment. The mUitary services u s e about 3. 7 mUUon tons or steel amuaU,y at a cost or between $$55 and $$00 million. ft was the first major confrontation of the steel !ndtstry the PresldOnt'o plea lor ,..,, l!ll'iuillrqt thO"" •~ ;~. ,'Ill~ stralnt. In lito next 12 ri.mttil:"ha•eJI!' More Hikes Plllllled en ~er ··tt per, ~,. the1 .. Werning it planned l'fllOr In· ·: oalit. l•lioJnoihlll8 liQ 1u creaaoa, U. S. Steel derllod the give.• ' priee hikes were In any way tn.. The lnGallr)"'s new contract volved with inllatloo. with the USW was esllll1aled to "In the past ten yesrs, since llOII about $1.5 bUIW.. over the late 1958, -~prices have rio- nei<t three years, ' hibited the 1968 Gaiiia County Junior Fair grand champion lamb foiiow1J18 Thursday's judging in the Show Arena. Reserve champion honors went to Russ Jeffers, a member of the Galiipolls FFA. In other activities, Jene Myers, Hannan Trace Pimeers, captured ~'Nieor • llu · .IJII Ulllted Pn11 lilltulrid • + sheep showmanship honors, jun ' don't tell then~ 1 1 oald ~ 1 don't 101111 to hive to nat"bpreeldent fr«n · behiod .am. thick Iran )llro In Lei~ . 'Woi"th. •• l lor division. Two Strikers Charged i~ Shooting Larry Cremeens captured sen- lor showmanship honors. Ed Marr, a member or the Southwestern FF A, saw his ani· mal win the champion registered Hampshire Ewe honors. Mrs. Barbara Gardner, whose luoeral wm be held saturday at 2 p.m. at the Rawllrws-coats Funeral Home, was also preceded in death by a son, Earl Gardner, eight years ago. MBGS THEAll£ TONIGHT THRU TUESDAY AUGUST 2-6 IN COLD BLOOD Robert Blake, Scott WUson COLORCARTOON: Merlin, Magic Mouse NO ADMITI ANCE under 16 yrs. old unless accompanied by adult, parent or Guardi1111. SHOW SI'ARTS 7 P.M. WEDNESDAY & THURSDAY AUGUST 7. 8 NOT OPEN :=========~========~~ j NO BROM BONES, Frank J. Neuwlrih af Semlllele, fta., useo hlo bead to dloplay a prlu oul-ol-101101 pamptla wet,bla( 3'1 pouado aad mea1urla1 4t latheo uouad. By United Press International Near normal temperatures in Ohio saturday through Wednesday night. Normal highs are in the low 80s in the north to upper 80! In the south. Normal lows are ln the low to mid-60s. A little warmer about 9.mda,y, then little da,y - to - day change. Rainfall will OOtaJ tbree-quarter inch or more. Occasional tbundershawers almost dally Sllnda,ythrough Wedno sday night. POMEROY NATIONAL BA~ ' RUnAND POMEROY Serving Meigs County for over 96 years Member Federal Reserve System Member FDIC COLUMBUS (Up0- Columbus Mayor M. E. Sensenbremer, Salety Director Fred Simon anil three ranking police officials here have been named tn an af· fidavit rued Thursday in U.S. District Court as beine investi- gated for possible tax evasion by the Internal Revenue Serv· ice. Also named were Police Maj. Herman Beck; Capt. Jerry Ryan aJM) COpt. RoiJert nylor. MEIGS G~NERAL HOSPITAL ADMITIED - Clarence HIU'· The names were contali.ed in man, Racine. the affidavit which accompanied DISCIIARGED - Clarence a petition seeking to have 1 .POJones. lice case against two IRS inves-tigators and a U.S. Justice IJ&. partment attorne)' t:ranaferred AU made U.S. pennies were of steel Inwith1943a to U.S. District Court. zinc coating. CORRECTION VALUES TO $5.00 1968 MEIGS COUNTY FAIR MEMBERSIUP '11CKETS NOW ON SALE AT: Aroold's Sohlo Service station on Rl. 33 north of PIBIIeroy. Reuter l~suranc:o Agency, Inc.- Sycamore st. -Pomeroy Simon's Grocery- West Mala St. -Pomeroy, Ohio BRW Hardware and Sqlply -Will Second St. -Pomeroy Green Lantern -Main lrd Court- Pomeroy, Ohio Middleport lleDartme.. store - Mlll s~. -Middleport, Ohio Miller Bros. Grocery - Route 124 -llutland Ohio Clark' a Sohlo Serlltce station - Harrlsonvtll;, Ohio Weld Crou and Sons - RaciDe, Ohio Kautz Feed &ore, Chester, Ohlo All Directors and Of11cera aloo have tickell for aa1o. Cost of memberablp ticket Ia P.OO and entitle• purchaser to admlasloo and auto parking durlrw the ftve diU's a1 the Falr, AlqJuat 13, 14, 15, 16 and 17th., aDd aloo(Jlrtlclpate in tho Annual elecllon ol Olreetoro. TICKE'IS WR.L NOT BE FOR SALE AT GATES. 11ckoto t:an be purchased at secrecary'a olftco o~ groondo lftor PIU'iJW prl... or aclmlo· oion at gate. No relulld of admi•alon price. BUY A '11CKET AND SAVE MONEY, 1968 Premium 1looka have been mallocl. DO NOT DELAY IN MAKING YOUR ENTIIIES. ENTRY , Bl.ANKS 1\IUST BE F1LLED OUT BY 'l1IE EXIIIBITOR. CLOSlNG TIMES ARE: Ust Top Czechs Fight for gram. ' • Czeeh cltiJons had watched with leoao nervea the IWIIIIIIt on tho SOviet bclrdtr lloa4a1 lbrGull> Tlllrldq. For I h e Soviets bad been lllre8telllna to uao ll'IIIOd torce lo stamp aut their Czech comradta' olibt • month-old prtteb ttom Slallnlam to more liberal rule, Czech ltadtra lncludlna Joeel Slnrkovlll;r, pari._ prollldent, eame back ThurlllliU' lllght lo ftad 15,000 poriOIII JammfDc tho main In !'raP'• old tmm. The crowd roared for word th8t the Czeehl IIIII ..... Dlllller a lil 'thelr 01m bouse. -t Divorce Asked In Court Suit With more ~~ln'IIIPaclll lnilux of now f>nqil!n aaolmll,_ i>W with the eetift .....,., son mused. , "The people b ·• II e r schooh, more rwatlonalltles, concerti, i!tJi,p like lllal. In I WIU', YOU l!l1iht Ill' 10~ beginning to IJfOW ~... ! takirw Ilemoc:tatlc ' · 1• •, " .. ' ~~ and Vlee ;,... Hidjert J1. .HIIillpiirOJ With . <iqll:~ ti!•!the llel4. ' (y~.~ ~ I ' ' ' . .. ....,...RrAGI!l •LICENSE ' .tl 1~ ., - (lbout 200 votes, "but that otafl aides IIIII newsmen, Rockefeller, who prtcedtd abould be about it." Gov. Ronald ReaPn or CaJIIDr. ,l{lpesra At RaiJ.y llockeleUer l!>peared at a nla lo 1111 Republican National . Convention by seveial hoilra, raiJ.y on Miami Beaeh before eiltlmated Nlloln 10ould get conltrrq with his convention about 500 Rn>l>allot votes to aitlltellats, who claimed earlier hla more thin 300. thst he had stopped Nixon'• bid "From there 'le>P8ct to bUild ror victory on the crucial .llrst atesdll,y and I tfllilk the ballot. · will start to go down," he Jlid. GOP deleptes wore aoaallod He prodlcled Reagan would pt by Waphone. calls, miniskirted -rs Farmers ~:==~~:~:~~;;:_~;:~ fPut ·Wheat over Romney .for • Prellpoatera - a whale truck load . _ are being tacked 011 hotel walla. JUat In case andlnareat ,' ~tfo ·Torch hapo. 0 • ·r "Romney ... still cholcoi" BBYithelarpldgnthat _ . , Republican oonventlon dtleptea vlsilllill the Carillon · llottlc,.......llilllll,_ .., .1G.o-Y: " . . ~· !armors, tiiOIIIber•or tho pu Farmera OrPnlzat!On. tliree tona of ~eat ill of ,.,. prices. r..-mer• ..... gattiJ18 about $1 per f\ ~IJbel of wheat, and thiU' : ' i J. ' .· . -·. ~ · wo. ellajlter of· thil said ........... Me'·•!WI'• j.or~, Hur<111, Staik,· Alh.llld Wayne eauntlta their wheat. · ' 1 can I'OI!>tmbor cllrWar I when my dad a bulhal," Weypadt - .... lOelna barrather than burned beeau10 the otra10 harllo,sllna Ia 'II01'th SIIIGO!l ~ • .'- ..~ ' ,. ••..ti.i/ ""IIi ~ ' I f ~ ' Sltee.tlon o1 ~~·, s~t.s· l.,,w• '*let and In G.lrls Swl.mS!il\,4 . , .. ' ' I ' ' ·. , . Oli S!l~~f~,~lf~ir,l~ -~·5.ob;, ! ' ' . ' ·, ' ' i··' ' ' .' . 'l •.. Weather per oent chance. of - · · IIOUihem Oblo. I I i(J)Ij)- U.bi. ·u a JIOiillmtion on the tlrot ballot has loeon stopped," llld Robert Dou,glau, the governor's campa!gn manager' at a new. conference where Rockefeller was erdorsed by stx former GoP natioJWJ chairmen. llouglaos and Locnrd Hall, one of Rockefeller•s tGp atrategiata, satd there hid been a late abift &mOJW uncommitted del• ptes, many in response to personal appeal• by the lOVersuccess was the tormer vice nor from his Tarrytown, N.Y., president that he did notplU1 to h<llle. ' They based their declaration fJ.y hero until Mondsy, after the also on the assumption that at convenlton opens. ·1•o1 two important dalogations RockefeUer'a campall" dirac, 10ould s~B,f t~lth their favorite tors announced they had sue- cl!ll4idatea on the first ballot. Oftlo lor Gov. James A. JUI)de."'Md Michigan for Gov. ceoded in their osiOntlal•atrot.oII' of witllholding enough votes !ram NIXOII in earJ.y ballotiJW to permit 111 eventual convention shin to the Now Yorkors. They ill¥·-'-P 1\\iiri 1011 George Romney. there was a llli!Jstion whether a third favor- 11[11! 100 votoo abort ol tho .,..k. "The Nixon effort to gain ths dropped . ton• , of , . .. b~Gi;kl!!lsterl ' '!'!. the . 1'· ~ d nt girls, merchi)w bonds and plaeardo imploring a~port lor each or the three major candidates. They meet Monda)' and wUl make their choice Wodnooday night, with 667 of the -1,333 delegate votes required to llontillllte. Nixon C!llllldent Nixon remained at Montauk, a fishing resort on Lung Island, wlt!-1 his speech writers and """""aign aides. so conlldont of 52*, >f i Ni>llll !~ Mlrylalll, deltatUao, -.,o,i!JI remain l~ct II!! the flr•t . ~ ., hlil· ........... .Communi at for· •a ' UMd tiW ps In an atlaqk Judge8 Mqst • Ffee Re, m$1D Accord on Hua, Kt:Bs 0: :t~~·..-~ The u,S. Co!nmand ' I'Wiciried ~- , 120 ~ , VIetJiamoao ,!ad Vie! BIIATISLAVA, C.echoolova- · ::O:f.!"""al (West) German ida CUPO- Czeehoal~ and the SOVIet Union oealed their Coiia ldll"' In'a aerlea-of battles prame Court JU!ilco Abe Fortaa -...,ut;l Soutli -. Vletliarii1a aald Saturda,y tilt J\lle of 1a10_~~r:thoi"D f'lchel as the pattern reconcUiation wiih an embrace can aurv!Ye In AmOrlca onQ< ::M, comb!¢ IIUIIallled lowerd a aDd a ki01 Saturday nlgilt 4Dd If juclgas are free •'from lear' poaallllo ~ In· tho CIOMld· the laot Russian troops withor belna ealled to ~cOunt In ow,. covered ~ 9lau .ValliU'. . drn ~<m czech soli. other PI"'• for lhtlr .vote or~., ~can loa_soa In the aree, C.ech Parliamentary Preolhllr opllllons." CL' lnei1idlnl the men kiUid In tilt ldant Josef SlnrkovslQ> IIIJpeared Fortao mode an olo!poot ro. au;·;&cllon; were plaeocl at_.olsht on U. baiCOI\1 of the Brataalaplr to · crltic• In a l!lOOch pre. delid IIIC! 15 . 1IOIIIIIIe!L A "! Cley HaD SaturdiU' night and ~ for ,..,Uver)' dlmor ~~~ atlack on a mixed told a cheorlll8 crowd ill the or tile American Collop or 'i'rl· uliit .i Aaiorlcan Marlnea aDd · "Evorythl11! Is all a1 J.a1i7era. The OOitge _Ia a· S!P.ilb Vleblamooe mllltllljl!!n rilh~" law 1li'ouP moel!n( beie In ill· waa ftltOrtod to have lnlll~ . "What we have promised we •anct 01 the 9Jat aimual....Ven- "l!o*VJ!' ciqllteo mille allied hive done," Smrkovaky said. lion or lilt ~ean Bar AI· ·tcrct. "Wa. l)ava dono an honest job." soc!-· F1ft11 Do, . Tho Czech and Soviet Commu''Qir eyatem or 1a10 dtplada ·The 852 ll!:lliulh th' A!lhau Dill Parv leaders, )OIJiod by the t!Hi Vllltl ~ - hmaii<od the - . or the East German, ,...............,.citttlo .....;w,. ,·· and ' llfUI -cutlve ell,)' ill aatura- Polish, Hurwarlan ,and Bul&ll~;;.-::, t r - Iiili) mlolllllll·(\11 the Commliobl rlan parties, had lust oliDod a 1:01n aubOrdlliatlon 1o ·non- l\l'l!l)jllold' $'111ch1J!J along the 111illP deelarllloli IIIIHlllllllrw )Udlalal ,IOIIl'ct _ Jegis!aiJfl 0r ~ .l(dtitili, jOIIIrd Hue~ II to a vou ol e!llllldenco 'In 1111 aec•ld•o 0.. prirste," lltaienrt. II "' !IO(th · Viotrilunoo mafD liberal retorm Cz\lchleaderahip. ed. · ·' inflltrP!on lrW lhe Souib •~· Embrace . , aild .... tho -ac:eno 01 a CO&tly Aa tho .\limult and shouting In allied Oi(Wive tut April. · tho. .. .... a1iolled; Smrloovaky . ·· · ' ' :,' · . liltlled tO SoYiet J)ltiY leader - ~ L Breihnev, · -.ec~ ,. .. ', him In a Ylgotouo b~ ii.J i(,e f1ro ••-.. two ...., idueoJ .each other ~ Ia . ~ botliphootti..: kiD!JW 'N ~tlon vol'i'd Ullilil. ·~· ' mljj .l)rlri lhe all ~~~ . , .:atlf11 - ~ aplnat '"n.ipall'o;>; .IN ~ ' . acll.nho ol the Uillled $1:Meo _...below', c.\BA). , · · ·' - •-IJ·dtpend•-.. - u:;;. *"t -•1 .. ' ,; < ' Contlllled warm !llnday niPI aDd Mon<IIU'. Some overcall, 30 F:rl:s Hbw;~ :,i!=E~: Czechs, Soviets Seal Wl.vpndt, OWIIIf or 'lilt Iarin aDd heed of tho · PIIILADELPIBA (UJ'I) - eciwili . ~ *J!t'• ·· . · ~p Romney ICiYil lllehlean dolo , A Shan Jli1 d •th liar WI. . o· Bombs ,~· • Gtarp Gt1lq> and Loula liar· rio went on to MY U..t they ' lrf .il lhat Gov. oon A. Rooketalllr-' could belt r . ~Boost .· _On uti till~ *•!!end, ·~·;SWim ~~Its . opllliOA. • 1-~..id~~ . · MIAMI BEACH (UPl) - r.G\', t~~ A. RockeleUor arrived ·· lng and conlldont ~ filii he would wreai 1111 lli!lubltcon ~.~ldentlal naml• • lion from Riehlrd M. Nl..., ''We're golJW all th• WIU' to !'ln." the New York governor told 200 persona at OPA-Locka ' 'Airport noi1b of Miami after a · lJliltt from New York with his ll:rother Laurence, their wlveo, ~ •• ' THREE SECTIONS . ·:·. Rocky in Miam~ Con Aunouuciug ' ! . .. 'I • 3 NO. '"when the scrap Is worth !hill the ·lll'lln?'' lhh ,..r, the NFO . . . _ . of hap them il> pill In a prlco proteilt. - .. • ' '1'he Gl"t!!ter Middle Ohio YaUey ... ~ <t,. ,. ' • "The lncreaaed actlfiQ of the • > FARM BUREAU FEOERA'I10N TALENT CONTEST WINNERS - The 13th 1111111was hold Friday nlgilt on the main stop. Tho winners are, L to r., Sharoo Foy Waugh IIIII Ruth Mario Wood, wlonora ill tho pro-junior division; Dan Polcyn, second place .In tho Jlllllor Division; Tom BrandOberry, second place ln the Senior Dlvloion; Kathy Clarll, - r ol the Seaior Dlviaim aDd Lisa Adldns, wilmer of the Junior Divlaton. . Switch Steel Orders At!in'IN, Tex. (UPO- Pres- government opendin& Saturday. lclont Johnson, In a move ordered all fodoral - 1 0011· fllvglvlns l!lillOI)s ol dollars In ltacts dlverlod from COJliiNIII(es ~#!!.O::::t~;::::~:'-::::s:::;:::;«<-!::::::.:~::~::::c-..::::. that ¥-N,.sedJt'!(,r priceo. PITI'SBURGH (\JPO- T w o N lmme<JSate etrel!t or tho major steel producer&, U. S. Prelldent's ora. was fnealeuaSteel Corp. and Pltisburgh blo. The order ,..s ldentlc.l to Steel, began shutting d o " n ihe one he iaauod t..t Tillrada.Y lurnacoa and ls.ylng off work- for steel purchases lllYoived in ers Saturday because of dwfnd.. governmonl defense contracts. ll this falls, the President ling demands from overstock~ eel customers. BethlehemSteol maio beve little left in his was lurioul!hln8 temporary, arsonal shorl or 118lzinl the summer employes at its Beth- inmlllrY or direct wageiJrlce lebem, Pa., plant. eontrols for the entire nation to SOme oompanlos also laced force a rollback In steel prices. The While llouse bes suggesteanc:ellatiOn of all perrunent ed neither seizure oor price purdlases on order or Presicontrol• as possible aolutlon.s. dent Johnson, Who was anger. eel by recent price increases. I.asuos Order The latest move in the forces o1 re\IIDiptam, n e oNulam aDd militarism present a ~r for European aecurity," the declaratlail 1aid. It lu~ •'underscoreol the i111JGr· ~ ·of the Warsa• PacL" Tho declaraUon did not mtlllll>n any of the Czech MlAIII BEACII (UP0 - IJo. ~eatl~ reforms ifhlch had vish member• of the Republican drll!m the Ire ol tho SOVIet Plallorm COIJll!litlee Saturday Umon and louf other Orthodox fought ogalnst adoptioo or • CCimmualat notlono, llut empha- VIetnam plank which they aald slad the Ufrateri111 llnlt)' 1' of s._,porlod President Jollllson's atfib:aptnat WoolarD "imperi- policies so strongly it could .U-.u hava been written by the Slote GOP Doves Hold Line Mote Settlinge - ~nt. "We're not eoini r:to 'carry water tor Dean Rusk,'" grum- ' Quakes Predicted .MEXICO CITY (U.-p - SelomoiOalata prodlcted ...._ "setfiW'· earlh!llakel ' -.rda.Y in Uiii 1l1lke ola BIVero tromor Frl...., tjlat 1a1t ..... dead aDd more tliln 100 burt, moiiiJ lA south· ern Mmco. ~oldool! Goatavo Dlaz Ordaz tirdtred mllitar)'ro..,.brlgadta 1!111 ton• of food aDd medl- 'eo Ciao Into Isolated Jl!olle lowna "11 11o0 ~em Paclllc cooat, ~. lOper ctfil<lollrl>3· Ill: ' .. - .- , ,J conlllcll,. reaultl af the Gall~ and Harris polio thla 10eekmer.. 11 Hllected a ohlftllw tide or I • ' To I •· . . PAGES a aha!IIO_," Weypndt the utnordlnary .,... -'''· . •' ' t w. va. R4lute ~ Iiiii' ~ lnitely have 10 be four lllleo. give, ' . bled one member Who ~· Rllhtllll bohlJ!d closed doorl to change the "worklrw draft.. version of the Vleu.m plank. ' · !qlplll'tors of both Nelson A. Rockelollor • and Rlchfrd .M: Nlloln joined in ~~ 'tho draft plank. - . ,•• a,.,..-blrr wanted a hll<l-llno plank, ilwaa .underotoild. Ev's Earmark The Pl'<l!IOMd 10ordltt! bore ali tho earmerka of .CmunU!ee Cllalrman Everett M. Olrbeen'o authorship. sen.•· Dirl[aen baa J.otw deleni!od Jolmson'•a conduct ' . of the war. The central issue was a statement tlat 11 the United states 10UI not •.~occept a negotiated settlement without self-determination" lor South Vietram. uToo hawkish." said some Nbon and Rockefeller people on tho 102-member committee altliouitl not all wanted to 110 as far as Sen. Jacob K. Javlts, N.Y•• leader or the doves. He sougbt a plank calling for a coalition with the communists to govern South Vietnam. Javlts waa also urglrw a phased withdrawal or u.S. troops !rom Vietnam with the South Viebamese doiog more or the fighting. Nixon. in a seven-paee Pl'<l!IOsal to the commltteo earlier this week, tool< what aome saw aa a dovish posltlOIIr. 11 The war must be ended,,. he declared. ~ ' I -1 Prest-·s confronlatlclll llllh the lnol!atr7 over priee.o- hia second sinet .fanuar7 lH&- .,, "·li>· ~ ~~"' all pornment .,..,.,.., IIIII'• ,•-" .~ • • ~· • . 1 uing ateol, by . .:......... Kaott, administrator of lilt . Gllllral Silrvlces Admlnlatratlcn. Tho onler ,.., lu all cabinet agoncloa In the -...1 government pluo 11lo A-c Energy Commission (AEC), GSA regional ofllees, - Commoree Conunlsolon (ICC). (Contlmod On Page 2) Driver just OimhS Out, Uninj~ed CIIESHliiE A lll80 modtl ~ dUmp truck wai denlollabod Sat- urday morning Wilen II lllrl!s a New York Cenlral Irate at !be crossing near &ore.but 111 inlar· los 100re reported. The Ohio Slate Patn>l oald Larry E. Kinpry, 28, Rt. 2 GaJ. IJ&IoUa; driver or the lnlell, .,.. itavatiJI8 north m leqlorlr)' Rt. 35 whEII he atruck the train in a heny log. Kingery told 'rhe nei he had oo Idea how ha ooeeped injury. •-&Orytt,iq ,... torn up all ll1'0Uilcl me aDd I juat np. oned tho door aiid cilmbecl out.'' he said. Emmett H. Liahtroot, Fowall st., Mlddleporl,. 01111noor or lilt as..... train, aaid three eua were damaged and coral. ,. one !oat - Tlme-- No arresta were reported aa • rasult"of the 8:20 l.m. aecldtlil, .a or a mile norih or Cbe~ I to _GOP· Nominations· Iii~ M, 5% paid on Cer!ificates or DepOsit In Board to Be Moved . ·l' . ~ oqdpmeat It~ (the COIIIPlll1' I beadllw'lerl) 1111 Bulletin '"" IJf ......ncl,. ill Ulll- th8t tldtilt priiiOII - · of .... lo 10'(• •rear• ptlllil!'. . tttttf~ .• Devoted ' - · The "malleiGUI dt$110· lion of Pfllllert,y'' charP liaa ,I PRAGUE (UPO - Czech Com. llellalre alao have been daM· munlat reform leaden lc>usbt ID- ed by r!Oo lire alnet the ~~~ike bepn Jlllll. day to kaep their - · · tum... anti.Rualllan. 1'l1oy atrualeci with pubUc feellnas aroused by their Joor. day eontronlalloa with Kremlin leadera - a ·meeting In which the Czech leaclora ......,.. 1o buy lime for thai~ reform pro. 'l'he ratlon'a two fl;lp pollotera. ..,_.Iii bulb or 1*1!11 ,,.,,.ildil !ihon ... ili1o or hrl>rilmDlent of notleei II# ..,. nor more than 20 yean,' lit Calmness entitle qre!ld todtl' that volatDe voter oentlment it tho chlat culprit In IJII CIDTODI cla•h or national pullllc oplldon polio. r.et. - Delli. lbortbl aftermld- MJI......., United Preu International PulBOtakora $1<1 political ICi• in • llltillt .liJ.y S1. , The two mill were~ The d.ariea !Ued ipfi.• lilt ed by the C o·u n t 1 lwo\ 111., W1l' tiriiOn .......,. . _ convletlca. Tho ''IIIIUdaUo ~ lu utllltlea" 1!1'1 a .PIN!·. 11 of not ...... lhlli ,10,000 Pulsetakers Taking Care tho The Fed..,.l Deposit tnouronce Corporotlan f1.;~PPE:N FRIDAY NIGHts 5:00 to 7:00 DrJ8 area, .. .Deadliue Aunouneed ' .All AccGVnl& lnoured Up To $15,000 Undor Multiples of U.OOO.OO Simon Under Probe by IRS BAHR CLOTHIERS Absent-minded misplacement of your Important papers, jewelry, or other valu· ables can be just as costly and distressing as their loss by burglary or fire. Safeguard your valuables In one of our convenient vault-protected Sale Deposit boxes right now-it costs so little 1 comectlon with a ·.lii.Y .The .... pleeded lnnoea!tln 30 shooting !ncldinl which dama&od Ohio P<nrer Co. prq10rty the CclomiY Court or MullidJ!sun at Zanesville, and caused an In- CClunlf, Eaatem OIYisiao, to terruption Q( electric oervlco to charpa or maliciouS 1nJur7 to utllltloo aDd malicious deatruc- - - - - - - - - t1on or poporty. Both charps VETERANS MEMORIAL """" ftled by the MusJdnaum HOSPITAL Coou11Y Sheri!!' a Dept, ADMITIED - James Marko, Released m $1100 bond each New lla- Ben Kesterson, Porn· unW a preliminary hearing fa eroy. set are William E. Moore, 30, DlSCIIARGED - 1m Miller, of RO I, Blue Rock, and James Alexander Fisher, Artie Hoff- ~"'-_,~ -••1 0. ~c, 21 , or RO 7, z lllOo•u m1111. Both are lllrlklna ~oyeo of Oblo Fo100r'1 Pbllo Plant IClllth or Zanoavllle• . E. E. Fournace, aoolatllll to the exocutlvo vice proal- of the COmpallf, said thia moot re· cant lnclclont comeclecl with the strike oc:curred about 10:tS p. m. July 30, -lhreeohols""r• Slatementa contained In the fired Into a 23,000-volt transallldovlt make no atteJq>t to former at the com,pany' 1 Avoo.eit~ribi or a~port stateinenti dal• SlllltiUiln at Ziiielvulo. that the cit,y ofllcials were b&o Three bullet haiti found in 1111 tranllformor caused about 500 irw Investigated lor tax fraud. Tho lepl papers ,.... rued gallllaa or oll 1u leak out. ''Be<auao or the damap lnby u.s. Deportment or Justice lawyers 011 behalf of Guy Wefl>. ftlclecl by the llhota," Mr. Fourorell and Jameo Kowalski, IRS naeo aald, "the tnnalormer bad investigators, 11111 F<twerd 1u be taken out or sent.. ror Joyce, an attorney In lhe Or- repairs 1'1 3:30 a.m. Wednollpmed Crime and Rackotoor- day, causing an bour aDd ~­ ing Section of the Crimlnol Di· ute lntorru,\!tiOn of eloclrlc aorvlaion of tho Juatice Depart.. vl<e to apprvxlmate(J 1,800 mont. Hound Goglns Tho three federal offtclals were arreated In tront or 1 dowrtown Columbus tavern on On Wanted charpo of imprq>er languogo COLUMBUS (UP0 - At t J. and inloJd cation. Tho loderel ol1lclala,~ their Gen. WOllam B. SUbe a a I d petitlao, oald tho chirps TlurJdaJ E. L. (llound Do&) Gosaplnat them were the product glna, U, WIJlted in Colu!!WJI fOr or ua calculated scheme ot ha- two 111111'11ero, baa been Placed rassment designed to Interfere on the atate'l llot of ll)o ftvo with the performance of their moat 10anted erlmlnall. otl!clal dulles and ·dealgoed to Goalna II Waliled In the hillprevent the lnvastlgatlon of al- Ina or t011 Keya, 35, m Au.t legations or mallossence by 5, 1967 and thil April 25, 1968 members of the Columbus Po- ols.ylng of Eori Burrlo Jr., 40. lice Department..• " SUbe aald Goalna boa ' ' recThe case 10as scheduled to be ord of pmblln& dlaordtr11 conheard in Franklin CGUIIIy Mu- diet, Intoxication, ao...it and nicipal Court here Ang. 9, baltory and cuttlna wllhll!leol to Justice Department omclalo He lo OOIIaldote!l daneer<JUI, . ,_ have rOI><Jl'tedly indicated they plan to proao,. evidence friBII their lnvootlaatlon lrW numbera operations In thla city to a ledere! grand Jury and IIIII the All chlldr• wilo have· ocbool gr$1<1 jury would be · - to Olhllolto lor the Molp CclomiY Indict aeveral people be1JW lno Fair are to )laVe them at tho vootlgatod. Rock *"lnp Fall'lf(IUIICia by noon .., 'l'wlldq, Alii. lS, t h o Melli C<iwtb' ~ of scmota omee advlaeo. AD ana llioldt IIUihlloUbulldlna on the II'OUIIdl will be desilnaled for the aehool diiPIIU'•· ==~~~~== :=;;~:~:~'~;~~~~~;;, Sensen brenner, I LOT OF MEN'S SHIRTS $3.00 . I LOT INIT SUITS, SKIRTS AND SHELLS REDUCED 30% Burglars become absent-minded during August ... but do you? about 1,800 cuiiiOI!len In that homes aDd businesses In that lllerlll'a da,y In to Jene Myers' animal. registered Ewe honors went to Jaye Myers. The champion registered Sllltolk Ewe honors went to Larry Cremeens anlrnal . Thirty-one market lambs and 33 in the breeding class w e r e judged by Leo Watkins, Ohio Slate untversiv. ..... Two men were charged Tlnrrl- - Non - (Color) SomethiiW'• ...... to .......io ... i' Elliot Paul ~ "Patleneo . mal<ea women beaut!M In middle age." •' '-Jea.'' thl 11'hi11P8J'Id.'' 'lilt 4 I Thoughts · · registered breeding, and a I so "DEVlL'S ANGELS "' .. 11118... 1101111. ' the grandchampionhonorsinnon~ John C.saavetes devel~mentl The l'fiDI'le ire' WIIW \iljillllliJ.y lor 1111 ltiUr , lani~a.· place In Point Pleallli. ''1'hore's I cloae4nlt feOU!l! ~tween ·the two ~ on a drat nome ~ala the Haman Trace Pioneers, ex- CDoublo Feature) SATURDAY, AUGUST 3 (DOUBLE FEATURE) II F1RST TO FIGHT" Chad EvereU - Marilyn Devin PLUS I CJ'llg Slovens • Laura De""' 11 GUNN... NUMBER ONEI" Res subtle Larry Cremeens, a member of SON DIES IN 1960 BevarJ.y Adamo PLUS ~phla Loren - Paul Newman David Niwn ''Lady L'' (Color) dr\llipocl one' - meaning losirw ane ot oor men," he said. Aside !rom the investigation, bearings, llpproprJ.tlon s I o r a new bridge which focused natioMI attention on the nation's bridge safety standards, WUson l.amh at Fair forced an indtstry-wlde roil . TONIGHT, AUGUST 2 "'jdii.. I .onomlc impact Ia • atops a!OI¥< W. Vo. by Ule White House since 1962 when President John F. KeMedy '" I prcxmcor, announced 118loctod on about ~ J"\1'··~ ~l.o ,,.mprice ln"""'sos on lilt b"la QC Plo.Yment costa~ :~ Ill~ Grand Otamp Non-registered honors went 17 have fled .Poim Pleollltl :. hl•.l ~ 1ane•. aa ~ . . u~ to iD m , Gallipolis. •, : '•· ~ ' "'i'hero'a aa:.olr tloo ...,, The lft<iJ/t( ' lha7 "I ~ the thouiht of ev- muat 'look 19 111o ·~ r lu er havlog to call one of t h e old brid&l!, ,fl'lllkb',,lid'• ·~ 10iwa' and tell! n 1 her 'we Ueneck, Jt !'11011011 !nlll~ ....,,, !pen. l'ri'TSBURGH (UPO - Threst- back or across.thH>oard hikes. enod with the loss of millions or Prestdent Jolmaon said the ' . IL : 1fie· ....... 'lll ,r, I ' � 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 08. August 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 August 2, 1968