https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/cfa2e21c9a923ed5bb1111444cc0828f.pdf 37d6a270e01bcc8d7a4c6b81d7bfec9c PDF Text Text -~ ' . . ·-·r -·--. ,. • ' ' .' ~ I ., ,. : Now You Know '• .' ' , . . ,i'amll -n. 1nv ' Frfda1, ' ~ Counl1 and In ' ..· ~- No""'!wulnjured. ' ,'1 ~. ............- . -.j .Cars cltfua by Linda F 'lit, 20, C o l - and E. ifackneY, 24, Rt. I Ohe~ ~Uded at 5:40 p.m. Fri4! Rt. 7-S6 in K•mnp · omcers eald the Wyalt hooded lOUth, aignaled for' I tum, swung rlgllt and to make a •U" turn Into 'I lit tral!lc at the ferry Behind her, Haclmey ' ·' \;.- ' ·' ' I ; ', I .. ' " '> atteil t ··' ' Two of aix La)>or Dar weekend accldenta In Meigs Counl1 occurred at the same locatiDn just five minutes apart, accordIng to the siate Hlgbwar PatroL An accident occurred at 9 a. m. SUnday at the junctloo of Rts. 7 and 143 whon a cor drlv"l! by Norman D. Eortell, 02,. GJ.lion, ' U)H't' NOT? ALL V\JIWT. IS ·~· MEASLY F.l\/E BI(IC!Ic:.S ! . ~ Start home owners at no extra c Only 11 Slate Farm . .. nur one in horneownen 1111u111 I can give you king size homeownera coverage and probably aave you monll!ly. ".,' ,. • WELL,M0\\1 A&OOT SOMI!!: !-\ .1\VE.IJ''t YoU DOIJ'T YOU READ MOIJEY IS llGHT 11-\ESE •Ntvu• Call me. lllll _ _ _ _l l _ ---= .......... Carrol K . .. LOOSE CHANGE THeN? STRIPPED ex<epl for lhetf lho!1f, lwli Vlel CCmC .prljoaen are queatloaed 'Y memllira ot :the FUth AAVN Divlllon afler belli& eaplured ..Oar Ca~ Dal, South VIet· JWII, Tbe VC we"" dlaeovered Ill opldef bolea after Soalh V~bwDele troop• sealed of tbe vlDage. \ Pork C•nlr Hotel Bllit S•con~ A.v ,p.,,•• 4<16..t a"'i Nutrition The ol!lctal community committee el~ct!Qn ballota will be mailed to eligible voters Frlday and are to be returned to the Meigs ASC$ oount.v• otrlce or postmarked not later than Sept. 16. The following . are nominees _ifom eaelt oommunl1;y: BEDFORD - Robert Hawk, Poarl. .H, VIrgil 'sar: llobert G, Pickett, Wont, George Ziegler. \ ' ' ' ' ~es, . , I . ., ~ '• needs. Dr. Sellm J. Blazewic::z, Meigs b' · The nationwide reaearch program entitled uEvaJuaUm or Nutrltlonal St.atus o1 Children In the United States)' nnanced by a Children's Bureau grant. T h e Meigs COUn1;y stud!' Is IIJXIIIIOred by the Meigs CouniY Health De~ the Meig! CountN Community Aetlon Program, the Ohio ValleY Health 5eP!1ces Foundation, Inc. and the C h IIdren's Hoopltal Reoearch Foundation, Colutmus, Ohio. ·t -:-. The ~hlldren studied will be choJHm from the tOtal poi,ulatton. by random sampling by com~ without regard to race, creOd, n&tloqal origin, or socloocoilomlc levels. Participation In CoUJltY Health Commissioner, urges parents to cooperate in the undertaking. 1n addition to rurntohlng data for use In counly and notiOnal prograouning, he aays there will be a di~ benefit to each child aelectOd !or stutiY . One phaH o! the survey calls !or a romprohellolve physical examination of each child by a • / Lawrence Chapman, Jolt , F. Col· well, Harley Grate, sY<Ine)' P. Harless, Rex 'E. atene!lel•J: SALISBURY ~ Jobn E. Blake, H.g., P. Custer, WOodrow Engle, Homer Radford, H. E. Warner, Oren Weare. SCIPIO - Hell French. Ar~ thur Gibson, Hamlng, Richard Jelters, Edwin Oberhol- Dar~ell K_L!!J.~-~f.· ~.c. 11;~1·~· GuJ"':V. · .CHElTER - Paul H. Baer, ROy Holter, Dale M. Kautz, W. ~ SimOIII Edllon .• David Nease, Charles M. Theiss, Gene Yost q,n, Reed Jeffets, Mendal W, chairman and the thlr4 highest .. .._., Jo""·• Granville Stwt, Ronald In votes .will be a rem•lar mom- SEE,GUZI WHAT CHON! LOOKS HH;~DE. A. Whittington, Clifford Wooten. LEBANON - Artyle Deeter, L. .R, Gluesencamp, Charles R. Harris, Everett Hayes, Donald Johnson, C. W. Prol!ltt, Thomas. ber of the community committee. Those getttng ·tourth and fifth high votes will be first and se«tnd alternates. The three communl1;y commitq. ~e·. teemen will tM, delegateS to the LET ART - Andrew Cross, county convention ·Which will Dallaa Hill, • John Hlll, Roy name reSidents to lUI vacanclea 'Peai-aon, the cooncy conimlttee. ROush, Earll Roush, V I r g II onVotea In the electloo will be " AN' f.lCNJ! Yes, Mt The Mt l' OLIVECollins, - Chester Gordon Bryan Buddoy, Hiu-rta, . C, Ed Humphrey, Dans C. IIC· rounled theSept Meigs ASCS Coun· ty officeaton at IOa,m. 18 The pobllclslnvlted. !;ecU Caldwell, W. L. Carr. pair foil rod, William S. Hen!Iorson, B. F, Upton, RUTLAND - Dale Bachner, The COUi1tY convention will be holq at 10 a,m, m Sept. 25 In the Masoli Temple Building lit Pomeroy. This is aloo cpen to the public. Any farmer whq did notre- George Carson, Milo B. Rut. chlaoo, E. Bruce Norrta, HIram Slawter, Hershel w.ear•. celve ballot mayInCOJ1Iacl the local aA$CS office Pomeroy and request a ballot, cam, W. A. Rice. . ORANGE - .Dinsmore Boyles, Have Let ~ Selectlot SALEM - WorthY Brlgltt, Record 643 Die On ' High . , Gtieon S • ways N pedla(rlcllll, who will make"'" Meigs Veteran• M~lal !los,pttalls providing ~UIUC 1spa~efor the examination&, whldl will be made by speelaliste who are inembers or the survey team. The examtnatlon will be provlded at JIQ.eost to the !amlly, When atmorma!ltles are the ~covef~J. ,p<Jljed .~,ljo_.r:~~· ~rl·llfllle examlilatlon WIB•lle· · Thll' comptehliilillve sllrV r.;· · tnadi' avallable tothoprtutePI'G'· which will make use lit sci :,. alclari or cllni~'destgnated ~ythe ""' ••lL , spare 1. · {i nt • The direCtor ot the sun~y. Dr. George M. owen, AsSociate Professor, Department bf Pediatrics, Ohio State University and Childr~'s Hospital Re- a.u ic •-c•-•ques· will •·rnish us an accurate picture of the r11tritional .statu& ol our little ones chlld' M elgs Coaching searc Staff Guest Of p omeroy T...._,e;aOD ..wri Members of the Meigs school h' taJr e''t~' m••coastsCMII18ooL -~,!!ewshenpe~ •""' :i9, ......folnerl· Drew Webster Post can Le,.._. met with Command- dl trlct Unl~ .~led ~)! "!~ t atter ,u.i 7~ ,....., the meeting er·Preceding oonllumellncharge, 8 Cleveland Brown !ooiball !lim was sboWn•b.v Robert Burton. IntroduelDII iJ,O lie'"" football staff and prinClpBis was Russell • r ... Moore; Meigs Junior ffigb SchoOl principal and a member o! the Post. JnttoclUced were Jam•• $()ME ~ Ml~ ~1, ·~ .JOKER'S ............... IN · HIS LN> .-.....,....EMS ou , s Coach ChlmctY spoke oo t be ,Meigs te'am this year saying that AtlllfUI ,.00.. Galllpolt& are t b e bil· rot thO SEO'AL champliJii!l!lP. II• said' M o I g ·s will hate a'tp>OII tOaib barrlnslnjuries. · .• . ' 11 that dlmer !or Jl1<lli workinll on the fair 'ji0110. citan iotn lie held Sept. 8 at the Slralzel call1n at Long Lorey 'Mar·, shall, boli>e · the .wss 'be<!D'~ed , ~s was·~ ~ a~ .1 n h F ndatlon ha bee In conference with Meigs County authorities in preparation for the tniertaldn.H. Eight h o m e economists and dietitians have besn employed as dietary Interviewers by Children's Jlospltal. They will obtain a two-day food Intake record for each child IncIudod 1n th e study · the highway and struck an embaJJkment. There was moderate damngetothec&r, Morris and a passenger, John A. Anderson, 20, Pomeroy, suffered minor injuries and were treated at St, Joseph Hospllal, Ln c Acc,·dent T - • r to hla death In Vietnam. l. Pleas relatives and friends .for him to oontlnue his studies at Falrmoot state College at Fairmont, w. Va;, fell on deaf ears. Tom Llntt felt a. deep need. to oerve his COUIIIrY and he gave up hla college work to enler the llaftne Corps On SePt· 25, 1967 • He UJI!IerwOIII basic trlln!rw at Parris laland and upon comlit thai training his JIIU'onta - aJwaya behind him made the trip to attend his graduatlon. Then came roore training at C&J1IP Lo JeuJie. There ,... D8Y.*\" ~-·In his i1tlnd thai •be ·Wa!l'b el n 8 poorlied lor Vl-.n. Nor were lllere eoqla'lnto .., be spoke ¢ir ., 0114' ~ tl)e . I!OftCII~ training re.eMDit. ani! llle fine ~ l.be Corps_, hie · one and 0114' leave pltal early SUnday morning for injuries received when the motorcycle which they were riding went out o! oontrol oo Route 33, near the Rock Springs Fairand came to rest in a nearby field. InJured were J!)lln W. Burke, 25, Col1811bu&, driver o!the cycle and Carol Davis; Columbus, puStm&er..' Burko received a Iaceratlbn of the r1g11t ere and i bitt , leg Injury and Mills Davia re· calved anilllurl', to the leltanille. were dlschargad !oiJOiring ~·, ~ ~ eenagers Aile gedly Take Cars Two West ·VIrginia teenagers were released to the custodf· of their parents Morday everdng by Sheri !I Robert ll&rtenbach a!tor allegedly stealing two cars. Tl)e nrst of the vehicles was ·a Chevrolet van and was recovered by Sheriff Rilberi'Har• tenbach a n d City PatroiJDan Geol'ge Hicks on Route 1 early Sunday mornlng. '!lie two JCllll>s, alter abandoning the ,... cdly wenl to the (IIU'king lot of a Route 7 night club and·otole·a • car belonging to P~ul Ambe!'gar of Syracuse. The car 1IU drt•e• to _,. the ~rpr residence and abardoned Wtien ll>e two ,youths eould oot get It , to run aiiYJDOl'O. , The two :yolilha, -WUU"" L. r..e,, 13, and Jainos M,. Ml>rtllll, ~ ~- , t-5, both 0( OPPrebenled early .~ '!'Ol'll' iiW near the· 11@1~ st,rvlca •Ill- aiolen trfm ~· \. 1 ···_· ·-- J ' \ ,,.""·::\. ,, ~ . MARGATE, ENGLAND - TEEN-AGE hoodlume IDV8ded sem-al southern coastal re10rts on motorbikes MondaY. battled pollee, ' smashed shop wlrkiCMa ard threw bcltt:1B.a at passing earL Pollee said the youths, oo the coast for the Au&Jllt ~ oow held in September, caused damage not only in Margaret bul lD Bournemouth and Folkestone on the English channel, Soolhend on the Thomas estuarY ard &t. Great Yann.outh on the east coa1ta m..'W YORK - RUSH HOUR serotces 011 New York C!IY's aui>was reported normal today despite a tbreatenad "rule bookn slQWdown by supervisbrs that could create ebaotle eontltima lor the ayotem's 4.5 mUlioo dally riders. f1 ' The Tranalt Authority r~ at the midway poiDt of the ""'"" trw rush hour that the subways were e]!perienciag uno trouble at alL "All trlins are rurmlng on tiuae." a spokeamu said. WIJ' system - ----- CIUCAGO - REPUBLICAN PRFSDENTIAL - t e Rlci'Ard M. .NlliDD will ride In a moiOI'cade JhroUIIII the ~ W-odey, then _ . , !run the scene of Michigan A..,nue duhoa - • or poUce 111111 demonslrBIDro at- the DemocrBtlc Na~ Qaoonlila N~ said be oelect&d Cbl- to kick of! blo __..., brci:nM , : the ciiY and the . - are "absolutely crucial" ID olcllol7 In Nco ' 1 ber. 1· • !; , Nlllllli will ride ID an car with his wife, Pat, 11!11 .. 'Aw, : >Tricla, llu'ouglt the loop. Tlie """'*uode will 11tart otrblim .. >O:l'<:l ~ of Bllldi.W and 0111 111 Bolbe and Mlcl..... trhan he ,,,,:i,l[i;ft will opeak. . ' ' • "' :fnlde Ml..tcantow~ 1 - were VL, Pollee. .•' .. ....., , .,, _ The petrol cited Morris to Meigs Coun1;r Court Sept. 6 on a charge of speed In exceBB !or road roodltions, Francis C. Graham, 38, Rt, 1 VInton, was cited to Melp Cowley Court Sept. 6 on a char&\' ol reckless operation after an accident at 3:30 p.m. &indaY on Rt. 325, one and ooe-l.entb miles south of RL 124. The petrol said Graham, headed awth, wen! oft the rtgbt aldo t1 the higbw~ into a ditch, traveled beck onto the highway and went of! the left aide Into a creek. Graham, according to the patrol, lett the scene and was eorAeted two hourslateratbome. There was JDOderale damale to the car. e.· l ~c e , man Hicks. .......La •olll>iyQuH ,.. Va., and ..,..,1_ · ....., 'to take ' tlwli1' to. < . \Vebrtclm ,, W. News ... in Briefs ,.. *42 pass a. car ahead of them . 'There was moderate damage to both cars. No one was injured and no charge was filed, Two persons had minor injuries ln a one car accident at 9:50 p,m, Saturday on RL 681, six miles west or Rt. 7. Officers said that George V. Morris, 19, Pomeroy, headed west, came over a hillcrest and lost control or his car , The vehicle · went off the right side ol Somethl~ tr~\ at J"'!!'• - 'ltiqLindocl , ears were headed &Outh and cola at Parkersburg, llded when they pulled out, to relesoed. l Howard Parker of near CbeS· ter was taken to Holzer Hospital with a possible hip fracture Mooday, The Pomeroy emerpnc:y squad ·LAST SA'l'URDAY began as: any other saturday for Maxine answered a call to the Parker and Retno Lird at their Condor Street home In Pomeroy. home at 9:27 a.m. after lt was Retno was the first to rise1.00 was glancing at a copy or "Leatherneck" - the U.S. Marine Corps magazine - as his reported that a hay binder had fallen on Parker. He was brought wUe busled herself in another part of the house. S. SGT. McMILLION to I'OII1eT01 by the IIQJ&d a n d made Rei no took up from the magazine. Through """.... 111. "':Mllll•n, sonot tor a window he saw a military vehicle sl<l!> In front of the home. A tr....rerfOOI II> an Mr. and lin. Mannie Mctranoportatlon to the ho~t&I. !Iarine captain and' ·;; 11tafl oergaant stepped ll'om the ...nnl· MWion of Mason, W. VL, hls started up the Lind sidewalk. Saturday a!ternooo, the IIQJ&d been promoted to staff sergeant It appeored that these two were grandfather, EdwardHosfilch, aJ. trsnsported Golda Wyant of the in the U.S. Air Foree. Sergeart: on grim business and as the so or Pomeroy, have taken upthe Kingsbury Road to VeterMB Me- McMillion is a radio repair.. rather ~ a Marine fighting in tong vigil which maY be involvmorial Hospital where she waa man at Shu Lin Kou Air Sta-Vietnam _ Pre. Thomas R. Lind ed before his body Is returned &dmltted as a medical patient. tion. Taiwi!L He was gradUited _ Heino hoped against hope that to Pomeroy, It was believed that Mrs. Wyant In 1962 from Wahama H i g h the rear which telegraphed They have only the consolation had suffered a heart attack. School . through his mind would not be of pfc . Lind's words on his last verified by the two Marines. leave . . uwe are sortr' were the "If W\_Vth.lng happens to me, words or the two military mes- just remember that I was dosengers who closed the world 1.ng what I wanted to do,,. he upon Mr. and Mrs. Lind as' they had said. brought the news of Pk Llnd'a And, so, In less than a year, death at QJand Trl. Tom Lind was trained as a MaThis was not only the one son, rlne snd gave hi• il!e In VietBy Ualted Presslnternatl<Dl but the only child of Mr. snd nam, W ASIIINGTON - PATRICK CARDINAL O'BOYLE has warned Mrs, Lind. Meanwhile, the hippies and the Pie. Llnd was killed on Moo- draft card burners march oo. dlosldenl Washington priests that tiJey lllaY be g l - c:oolell penalties 11 they rel\lse to retract part of their otalelnel& -llw Pope <lay, Aug. 26the Among day be!ore And yet, in thedeepandreallm· his 22nd blrthtbl¥. the _pressions America's history Paul VI' s decis ion on birth coutrol. The cardinal's warniDII Monday <;auoed a spokesman lor the 52 mbrances he will never re- and greatness will be made by ive is a poem wt shing him a the march of the Tom Llnds from priests who signed the statement to say there will be DO retractLon. safe return and written by his across our nation. Haao'l It al- lnstead, he said, lhe priests, members of. the AaiOclatiou of WuhIDother . The toucblngwords writ- ways been so? l~on Priests, wUl appeal their case to the National Council of ~ catholic Bis~Qs' grievance ecnmlttee. ten !rom a mother's heart never The clergymen believe married eoq~les should be .permitted reached T Lind om . to use birth control devlcea if tt is "aeeord.lag to their conseleuee." Call II what you like - per- Diehl, Charles Chancer, Car I hapa, !ate - but It appears that WoHe, Fenton Taylor, Ed Bartho star o! Pic. Llndoeemeddes· tell, Dick Well, Terry Ohllna_ Two persom were .:nven treat- tined to fall early. ftwasas though er, Vlri!U King, John BelrtleY, Ho,_ he were moved by some great ... ment at Veteransllemorlal •· WOre.< ... WnH NO TIME FREE HIS PLANS 10 MI\P W1T1-10L1r WE AI UNIT A I thin injury but waa' not treated alter an accident at 1:15 p.m . Saturday oo Twp. Rd. No, 17 4, fourtenths of a mile aouth of Rl.124, ' The patrol said Ruasell met another car 011 a curve, swerved to miss It but lost conlrol and his car went ol! the left side (J the road. There was moderate damage to Russell's. ear. The other ear did not stop. No charge was rued. ' Cars drlven by Larry W. PIIUII, 17, Parkersburg, W, Va. , and John C. MeCiwtg, 18, Belpre, collided at 8:05p.m. Saturday on Rt 7, thre& and five tenths mUes south of Rt. 681. Officers reported that b o t h lith Twou urt-· mer. . .._, . , ' . ; .: . · , , · ,, ,:' . 11.7 Press lnia,"!tlonal , Mlacallaneous 85 'Mllfe · peraons ever ·.. Tot,al. ·, . 818 before·, 0. the nailon'a , · ftllnota led in tnmc deaths hlgblieyo ihla Laber Day with , !7. had t,e, Texas fio!tdey; ·' •· 'CI,I!!or!da 45 ettc,h, Pennllyl• Tbll', count cQI1tiiOI,cl'' Uoia Ohio 30 and No)' .York · tOday, ·• , \lOUdlY · omcilll¥ end'"! . surpassing lh• ·' •N..P;, the last ' !WC) , 4 I P ll' hell Farm Mishap of apeclal lal><>rstory teota. The Don Diloln Cbarles Downie Robert M!ler' aild Richard swa'ekha- l - Parker is Injured in lho, "- · James camaban, Holloo, llari-y D. Holter, Michael, Donald Mora, Al-. , The nominee ,ptting the most bert Parker. ; votes will'!" chairman, the one COLUMBIA ' - James E. Gas- with the ~etmd most votes, vlce \ the Boop car. No one was injur • ed. Minor damage was ckxle to both ears. The patrol cited Brlgbt ID Meigs Coun1;y Court Sept. 6 oo a charge ol !allure to stop with, in the assured clear distance. Charles C, Russell, 21, Rt. I Middleport, romplalnedofanarm ber 9whenasurveyteamcdheal~ 1peciallsts comes toMelgsCOUO- .Election Ballots Mailed P-6801 hla A Natiotlal Study of the I'll- from one to six Years of age trltlonll status.of prescbool chll- and point the way to a better dren begin• the week of Seplem- understanding of their health ASC Community f.omY~littee Snowder ,.JUST$ eel. Correll was dted to Meigs COUnty Court Sept. 6 on a charge o! left of center. Five minutes later, Robert L. Hoop, 35, Clearfield, Pa., came upon the scene ot the first accident and lfDRled, Behind him, Everett L. Bright, 54, Farmdale, Ohio, was unable to stop and his car rrtrock the back of wao being pushed by men and went Into lh<c path o! a pr drlven by Jess B. cUIIIIiJI&ham, 61, Martell&, The petrol eald the motor In Correll's car <!'It It_was being pushed beclcwai<\s to reslart It No one was ~eel but both ears were heavily d&.rnag- ·· Study Next Week Credit card coverage and : more contents protecllor with rates lower than m lfl'l.... Devoted. To The l~estJ Of The Meigs-Mmim Area ' l. ." Mishaps Ovet Lahot Day Holiday Weekend ,, , I .I ' lncrea•tng cloudlnell a n d .warmer today, !Off Ia the mid 60.& in the southwes~ v8riaWe ~~~!ness a.-J warm wltll ICA&tered ahowers and thundershowers Wednesday. · him ,• I Weather a to ''i> ,. -<: ,. ' } enttne ,y 'r" ' V' ( ' • ' ' RATS! ShJ ~~"" · now '' ilj, ' • ·• '().:''1,.··;,:' ;/?',: . .1. ;~ St. Thomas "Island, in what ts the U. s. Virgin Islands was discovered and named by Chris~·· topher Columbus on his secOnd . voyage in 1493. • . ' 'i . ,, (. ._ ~- ,, ,, A~; of TEX. - bio' NatiODil ------~ acbetied a · PBESJI'ENT 5eeuriiY ~ W I( 'aii!Qo lll1ll a 1 illllllklo! Ill ~ ~ 101' a leaen1 ~W'Il ·~ - .. . r~; -. '?!IIIli~~ ' "1 '. JalnGD . . . . . .:ted to ~~~:,:~~~~=~; dey , alter OlilJ a Sib ,_. .. U a ill ' ' �., .'• t · Iii,! 'f \ .' '· ~:. · I . ~· . ' ,, ~.' ' f'/ 1 . I /1> ). . 3 - . ~ ·- '07. .J\f'. '~"·· ' •• ~ • .j!o ·' ' ' 1968: Bad Year For the 'Experts' i nominated the y.ery man the Democrats prayed they would, a "loser" from way back ' who everybody claimed could be beaten by any Democrat. · Rlchard Nixon then proceeded to commit hio "frrst major blunder" by choosing as his running mate an unknown quantity nimed. Spiro Agnew, thereby further insuring his de- feat-ac<:ording to the experts. Next, in Chicago, the Democrats turned around and nominated the man the pollsters oay now trails too far bahind Nixon to catch up. And if Hubert Humphrey's chOice of a running mate was not a major blunder, Ed- .., .. Election Day ia still plenty of time for anylhlng to happen. Were tile election held today, there seems little doubt that, thanks especially to the shameful events In Chicag.o, the Republicans would sweep ln. As for the campaign Itself, it would appear for Nixon to .be chiefly a matter of committing no more "major blun· ders," wbUe countering Humphrey's efforts to emerge ll'om the long shadow of President Johnson bearing the light of a new vision for America patented In his own name. But slick around. Things are only beginning to warm up, and the experts can no more predict the outcome with certitude than anybndy eloe . First, the Republicans in Miami Beach mund Muskie's name is not exactly a house- that wracked the Democratic convention marks the end of that party and tile end of the two-party system in America. 1 This is somewhat surprising, because the experts informed us in 1964 that the nomina· Uon of Barry Goldwater was tile last gasp of the death·Wishing Republican party and marked the end of the two-party system in America. The news just didn't get around, evidently. What all this means, of course, is that 1968 is still the same crazy political year it started out to be last March. when Sen. Eu· gene McCarthy challenged President John· son in Ule New Hampshire primary, and that the two months remaining between now and '" Theinplague Cincinnati Reds' pitchinr '" , the to ..... ataff. Gary Nolan, the Reds' 20- • year-old riglthander, reeled oft . .. nine acoreleas inn1nas aplnat ~::.; the leagu&-iead1ng SL Louis •• Csrdlnala last nlgllt, ani then left the game with a pulled Achilles tendon balow tho right ankle, -t;t u Julian Javier socked a tenth ~ .. hudng home run ott Ted Aber....., •thy, Nolan's auccessor, to •• live the C&rda and Bob Gibson ;.~ : Ia I~ victory. . The ahulout waa the 12th of ........ the season for cmson. who now owns a 2o-6 record. '"Nolan was Injured, and when tl)l pitef:! with an 11\]ury you ......... ean hurt an arm, atxl we've ai.. , .. reacly had eiiOOgh al')ll prob. ..: lems.'' cmtmented Red Mara- The Big Difference Hauled before a county grand jury to ie11 what he knew about the July outbreak of racial violence in Cleveland, one George L. Forbes was somewhat agitated. "A summons would have be-en suJiicient/' he said . " Even a phone caU. But to have three policemen come barging into my office with a summons and escort me downtown is an insult. No wonder there are riots." Forbes is not a bookie, parolee, bail b'ond jumper, street corner hanger-on or member of an extremist organization . He is a lawyer and an elected member of the Cleveland City CouncU. He is also a Negro. Allergy Identification Needed for Treatment By WAYNE G. BRANDSTADT, M.P. A mother writes that her daughter, 12, has recurring bouts of allergy. For three years she has been gelling de· sensitization shots but her spells have not decreased. In treating any allergy the main reliance must be placed on an ' CINCINNATI (Upl) - ~ • THE WELL CHILD® ... 1 ·'~ Jury Jinx conti~Nes Americans are thus going to be treated to the spectacle of two men contesting for the bles or fruit at all. Can you suggest a tonic or other ~eat· men! 19 get her to eat? A-1 doubt that you can make your daughter eat and any attempts to do so will only make her worse. All children do not need the same kind or amount of food and many a child with a feeding problem has straightened out when allowed to choose her own diet without any interference from her parents. long she drinks a tot ofAs milk sheaswon't starve. Offer her an ounce or two of orange or tomato juice but don' t make a point of her rou ~!.:.: pr Dive BristoL 11 ,::..~·· 1t waa a tragedy too,u con., ,, · tl.nued Bristol, ubecause Gary aWl' had real KOOd stutr." Voice along Broad~ay BY JACK O'BRIAN NEW YORK - Patt.Y Duke is ensconced indefinitely in the swank Sherry ..Netherland here and the rwnora are jetting .... Jergic to cold. Is thiS possible? Huntington Harttord's daughter Is there any cure for this? Kathy elope with plaYboy mUA-Exposure to ~old gives Uonaire Bruce Baxter? .... Heirte eyes a ~·ddln' &n.IUA"' ~·- c ulllnan wu many persons wa ry , ess .,.. running nose and sneezing, robbed of a $240,000 diamond in which may or may not be an L. A.; she and her beat beau anergic reaction. In a few perCurtis Dewitt {manager or Florsons this reaction may be , accurate identification of the greatly exaggerated or, like taking it. Ida's Palm Beach Club1 .bought offending allergen, then avoid· your son, they may develop The be~t tonic for your a limo, hired an armed guard · ing it if possible. Desensitiza. hives. Such person a are daughter lS a happy btme and transferred her finest Van tion usually helps if graduated treated by avoiding exposure - atmosphere, some outdoor ex· Cleef~avid Webb baubles to a dilutions of the allergen are to cold, large doses of anti- ercise every day, ~rls her vault .... Biggest gin rummyses. used. Failing this. antihista- histamines and by desensiti· own age to play wtth and ai.ons anywhere are in a bachmines must be used as needed zation through very gradually pl~nty of restful sleep. If her elor's summer mansion at ~afor .tempor~y relief. . , ·iller-eased . exposures to ea1d',· ·f~IIure ·to eat is due tG an• emo~ ' Jrue; Sinatr~ ~..-lves iri n;e b ·' · ·..... KeejJiiig' tfu! exposure just be- banal -problem , she tnay neec:!J-. . .,, -'1 • •• • t · ... 1.Y ,Q,-My son, 10, had a pent· I th t k to the help of a child psyehol- by seaplane, Greg Bautzer by cillin shot. Four days later he ow e amt~un nown ogist limo, Bob Taplinger even is had a severe case of hives. cause 8 reac ton. · known to ignore this-week's • .-rhe doctor said it was a de Q-Our daughter, 7, suffers girl layed reaction to the penicillin. from chronic bronchitis and is "It sholl not be so among With hla c:1gar akimbo a n d Now every bme he goes out· generally run down . The doc· you; but whoever would be doors when the weather is tor says that we rn ust make great among you mUJt be those Mini& sippi Gambler sidecold he breaks out in hives. her eat but she eats less each your s e r v a n t.,- Matthew burns, Pierre Salinger's expree;. Our pediatrician says he is al· day. She will not eat vegeta- 20:28. aion on TV atruck us as strictly what'a.in.ft-lor..me? .... Mike Wallace was pursuing the Teddy KeJI!ledy line so Intently, It remiOOed us that Just a few seasons ago before his small • Ume hotseat TV aeries waa cold. potatoed by ABC, the Kennedy& from Joe Sr. on down gave him plenty or negative attention ..•• Wallace encouraged a TV guest to Ins! II John F. Kennedy hsd not written his .. Profiles In Courage"' and that Ted Soren~ RE1111EADS 11-D BODIES 111111 1111 Ollllfl son had .... Ex-ABC-TV Pres. Oliver Treyz telecast an abject apolo111 to tile then-Sen. Jack Kennedy ~d shorily at ABC U was IICJ-Iong Mike •••• We know - we got the story from Oliver Treyz, reluctantly from Wallace, a n d from Joseph P. Kenned;y, all per- firt$fOnt DLC•IOO r::rus m ANY SIZE LISTED 7.75-14 6.9S.J4 7.35-IS 7.50·14 7.7S.15 7.00-13 7.35-14 6.70.)5 6.511-13 7.00-14 6.50-IS 6.00-13 .. Today, a man who hoards money iln't a miser; he's a magician. · • • • • The fell o 1D tDIIo 14/cu . sugar and cream .191f~ ~~~ coffee htJd better not let . · the 111pennaru1 1110nager · catch him pie.· at .it,. • • • on Our colleaaue who Weill one of t h o • ~- bargain-type . BlACIWALLS 1.00 lORE PER LARGER SIZES 4 FOR 5144 All price• PLUS l7c to 57c per fire Fed. ••cl•• tax, aolet tax on.:l 4 trad .. ln of 1ameslu off JOUr cor. u,., Gua11nteell .IIEW Ural o. _... .......... ..,_..,.. .,. ,.. ....... --n1u. --... --...,_,..... ... ....... _ ............. ,-.. ... _.._...... ........... ................ _......,.,_,,....-·lot...__.,.-.. 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Sixth-seeded Dennis Ralstoa, a Bakera.O.eld, callL, pro, was on the ropes In the third round late Momay when rain halted play with Deney trailing two ,.ta to one oplnst Joaquin Loyo.Mayo of Mexico. TWo other seeded Americans Caced powerful Australians In fourth- Champ Successful In Title Defense Middleport's John Tamehlll, 16, successlldly defended h i s 17 and Under singles Iitle. ola.•ed on tbe U. S. Men' a victorious roulxlers. Another Yank has to go when seventh-seeded Clark Graebner of New York, the U.S. Clay BroWI18 To Face World O.amps Next CLEVELAND (UP0 - T h e Cleveland Browns contillle workout• today at F1emlng Field In preparadon ror the an- , m.al pre-season doubleheader at Municipal Sladiwn Saturday, The Detroit Uons and the New York Jets meet in the first half of the yearly football spectacular, ant the Browns face the world champion Green Bay Packers in the nightcap. Team officials today will announce the names of three more players to be drowed, reducing the roster to the required 43. The flnal cuts to regular season strength of 40 players will come next Monday. The Browns dropped three men from the line~ over the labor day holiday. They were Courts champ, tangles with New York attorney Gene Scott. In addiUon, Ron Holmberg of Highland Falls, N.Y., ani Bob Lutz of lAs Anaeles . have a 100re to settle In their third roulli match which also was halted by rain. Ashe, Emerson ~ete Army Lt. Arthur Ashe of Richmond, VL, seeded tifth, wu paired against flrst year pro Roy Emerson whlle13thAUTO WINNER defeated U. S. foorth ranked Bob BRANDS HATOI, (UPI)Australian FredEngland GarclGuslkotf, 28, New York, t b r e e ner, driving a five-litre Lola, stralght., and Dave Resek, 22, New easll.y won the International 130York, 12th ranked, 3-1. Nolan first injured dle·telxlon mlle Sports Car race Monday, lnternaUonal Team, and was a Lee, former South K o r e a n rt in 1 game against the Meta at averaging 94-mUesi)er hour on seml..f1na.llst In men's singles champion, who two years aao Crolley Flald about two weeks the 2.65 mile track. In the Canadian International ta- pl111ed an exhibition will! TameUlf Norirder or SWeden - .110. He aggravated It lpln ble lennla tournament Friday and h!ll at Middleport High School, .:!)aat week In New York ani finished second, 20-secooda beSaturday In Toronto. lost 3-1 In the finals to Dennis hind the wimer. · apln llot nlaht when he made a The U. S.'s top ranked junior Neal, 24, London, England, world ;,"~ qglck slq> In the olghtll lnnlnr pl01er, Tamehlll detesled Glen ranked Britioh champion. defensive end Gene Jackson, dewhlle rushing over to cover llr'.l cowan, 17. Los Angeles, thr,. In team play which the u. S. fensive halfback Tom Schoen •• stnlght In the finals for the won, Tannehill defeated EnglishaOO linebacker Tom Buetler• 17 and Under IIUe. Dl six Junior man Derek Wall hut lost to Max CUD' McNeil, one of the moat matches Including the llnal witll Marenko, t9, the ageless Canapopular members of the team, Cowan. he won every game of the dian who btthethlrtl.es was fourth went to the San Francisco f9ers three out ot ttve game sets. world ranked, nine times cana. Cor a draft choice in a deal that In men's singles five victordian champion, and still Is No, 2 owner Art Mode)) said was Ies gat him to the semi - final lnCanade. ;;:, ~ B.Y United Press International American League made with '"deep regret and '·"· National League , W. L, Pet. GB round where he ron Into u. mixed emotions." ' champl<io Dal Jooo Lee to whom W. L. Pet. GB Detroit 87 52 .626 he lost three straight. However, '" ' ·St. Louis •• , .88 51 ,633 Ballll)lore 80 59 .576 7 enroute to Lee. among otllers, he •. ;: san Fra,. •••• 74 63 .540 t3 Boston 74· 85 .532 13 .Cincinnati •••• 71 61 . 528 IS Cleveland 74 68 .521 141h '"· aucoao • • •• • 68 .514 t6'h OOiand 11 69 .507 16\1 • Atlanta , , , , •• 70 69 .504 18 New York 69 69 .500 17\1 By VITO STELLINO the loth gave the Orioles the since 1945. •.&. Plttaburth'. ·••• 67 72 .482 21 lollnflellita 67 72 .482 20 UPI Sports Writer Yanks, Orioles Split second game victory over the " " Phll&dell>hla, ..65 73 .471 22'h California 61 79 .436 26'h 8111 Freehao's watch was Elsewhere Jn the American Yanks. The homer handed · Houston , , • , .64 76 .41i1 24'h .Cblcqo 58 81 .417 29 wrong Monday but he kept the League on the Labor Day Lindy McDaniel his llrst AmerlNew York • ••• 6:;1 78.447 26 " " Wllshflllltilll"' " 51•82' .tM..!II ·' , . . , .,~. /1~1!'011 Tigers right on Ume In schedule, New ~rk beat " 011. League lOIS •aad pYe Moe: :1" t.aa•:AIIple's , ·',59 '79 .428 281h · · · ~·8 Resullo"'1' • ; · their quest of the American Baltimore 4..2 but the Orioles · ·Dr-•Jct 'the · 'tlbl: " !love ;~;, · <· Monday's Results Oakland 4 Detroit 0, lilt ' · League pemant, """ the second game In 10 Hamilton hurled four lminga or •• St. Lc•da 1 Clncl 0, 10 Ins, night Detroit 1 Oakland 3, 2111, 10 Ins. Freehan, who forgot to turn imlngs 4-3, Washington swept hitless relief' to preserve Mel ·.:: Plltla 5 Loa Aneelesl, 1st Cleveland I California 2, night his wateh back when tile Tigers Chicago l...O and 11~, Minnesota &ou.lemyre'a 18th victory tn the · '." PhDadelphla 7 Loa Ang 5, 2n1 Washlagton 1 Cblcago 0, lot flew to Oakland from Detroit topped Boston 5-l and Cleveland apener. ·.:; Plltaburgh 8 Hooston I, lst WaabJnaton II Chicago 3, 2nd COLUMBUS (Upl) _ The C~ $mday night, got up at 5:30 beat California !..2. The Senator s won tllelr first .,. . ,Pitta I Hoos 3, 2nd, 10 Inns Now York ! · Baltimore 2, 1st Jumbos Jets kePI at the heels of a.m., Monday morning CallforIn the National League, St. domleheader at the season by - A11a1ta 3 New York 1, 1st Bati 4 N, Y. 81 2nd, 10 lms. the International League lead- nla lime bacauae he woke up Louis blanked Cincinnati 1-ll In sweeping the White &>x. Jim Atla 2 NY 2, tie Jllh, oroln Mlmesola 5 Boston 1, nllht lng Toledo Mild Hens Monlay and his wntch resd 8:30. 10 Innings, Phlladelphla swept a Hannan pitched a foor-ldUer In san Francisco 8 Chicoao 4, !at Today' a Pn>l>oble Pitchers nlgllt wlnnlnr a twin bW over More 1ban 14 hours iller alter doubleheader from Loa Angeles the first game to bast Joe S.F. I Chi 2. 2nl, tie, 9, dark (All Times EDT) the ruchinonl Brl>es. cstchlnr 18 Innings, the ''abao- 5-f and 7..'i, Plttsbargh took two Horlen. Dl tile IOCOIId I)IIDie, Todl)''s Probable Pitchers Detroit (WUson 12-11) at Dave RoiJorts notched hlsl7th lutely d..d tired" Freehan from Houston 6-1 aed 4.:1 In 10 Frank Howard hit a triple, All Times EDT Oalcland Qlunter 11-12), 11 p.m. victory for tile Jets' llrst game came lo tile plate in the lOth Innings, AUanta beat New York double and two singles to drive Los Angeles (Osteen 9-17) at Boston (Ellsworth !2~)atMIII- , a 3-2 rictory, and Dan Schlle~ Inning to face Diego Segul, who 3-1 and tile second game was In two nuts while Brant Alyea Philadelphia (G. Jackson 1-4>, nesola (Merritt 10-14), 9 p.m. der won the nlglltcap In relief hadn't given up an earned nm called by rain In the BeVellth hit a homer, a double and a 7:30p.m. CIOYeland (McDowell 13-10 at 18 John Kennec[y hit 1 two-run In 24 2.:1 Innings, since Aug. 3. lmlng with the score tied 2..2 single to drive In three runs. ~ ~~ ~0-10 ani Brit. Callloml.a (McGlothlin 10-12), 11 homer In the ninth Inning to But Freehao slammed a homer and San Francisco beat Chicago Barry Moore gained the victory, ton 4-5) II New York (Seaver p.m. crack a 2-.2 lie ani ylald the 4-2 to give the Tigers a 4.:1 victory 8-4, with the second game called Jim Kaat pltchad a IS-8 and R1ln 6-9 or McAnlrew Chi cage (Carlo• f-12) at Wash- w1.: over Oakland and a doublehead- by dsrknesa at the end of nine hitter and Rich Rollins hit a 1-4.1, 5 p.m. mgton (CoiiiDWI 10-14), 8 p.m. ~ Jlmene•, going for a er split after the Tigers were innings and the score tied 1-l. three...-un bomer in the aecond San Francisco (Perry 13-U) New York (Peterson6-9)otBal- aeconl straight league batting blanked by Jim Nash W In the The Tiger victory In the lmlng as tile Twins clowned the second Pille went to Pat Red Sox. • Chicago (Jonldna 16-12), 2:30 tlmore (PIIoobua 13-13), 8 p. Htle., clell...,.ed the hit that de- · opener. p.m. ,._ clded the opener of 1111• fourThe spll~ combined will! Dobson, 4-4, who pltcbed two Eddie Fisher retired tile final St. Loulo (Gibson 19-6) at CJn· Woclnelday'l Qameo pnio series. Baltimore's split with New l~lesa fmlngs of relief. ln two batters to pnsrve Mike clnnaU (Nolan 6-2) 8 p.m. Detroit II Oakland, nJaht n was .a solid single between York, kept tile Tigers seven ihe "*'er, Nash struck out 10 Paul's second vtetory aa the HousiOn (Dierker 12 • 12) at Cleveland at Callfoml.a, night third and short, allowing Bernie il811181 ahead or the Orioles and ani walked onl,y ono tn even his Jncllans topped the Angela. Pttlabargh (Ellis 3-4), 8 p.m. - a t aa-so1a, night Smltlc to scon from third In the reduced tllelr "magic number" Wetlnesdl)''a Games ChiCIID at Washington, night bottem of the alxth. to 17 for their first pemant record 11-11. FrankatRoblnsoo's homer 1n Loa AnaeJea II PhUa, night Ntw York at BaJtlmore, nJaht In the aacond Pille, Kennedy Loul• at Cincinnati, nlaht heppecl on a ·hallilng curve tor !liD Francisco II Chi cage, 2 his homer, which drove In ManOnly Plllel scheduled ny ~len and Riche He!>DaviJio, Cal 131 t87 f5138 .283 ner, R0 berts Cops postponement there, too. He haa - earned $94,745,07 on the tour this year, breaking the previous high for a roolde of $81,868.95 by Jack Nicklaus In 1962. WbUe thlnp went exlremely well for Murphy, thlnr• wenl COOI)>Ietely haywire for South A.trica1 s Gary Player, who began Monda,y's round with a twHtroke lead over Murphy. Tigers Win Nightcap, 4-3 seeded 4()..year-old Pancho Ge& zalez ol Malibu, Calif., had to face aecolll-seeded Tony Roche. 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If it's good for you we're for it all the way. Phone for a quick 0 . K. Then stop for your money-nd relax. . Pete"- Westam -Remlngro, ' ' SUDS . who pulled mqniIn the ftrll thrw rounds, went sour with Ida potter and bose¥ed llw holeo to llnlsh wltll a 76 that placed hiiD In a He !or filth with Nlcldalla and Dan Sikes at llve-unl<r par 283, Romero Blancaa 11Dllllad all alone In low1h plilce with alx-urarklr par 282. 'r--------------------- -i·\111 'N' :· Player; Ocently a. tw....reek·long · , N~ ~·= ! and Murphf might ha.., baen out 30 gtlind. "I love !t, I love it," .the likeable Murphf said ofter hla cloolng rounl of 68 had oven iwn hla second stralslrt rictory =======::::;====~~~~~~~~~~~~ "dreamn vaeatiqnlays J:t wu a ' I Fourth Round Action Begins Today Jets win TWO ' bave neglected criminal julllce too long. Now we must profeasionalize pollee, alfordIDg them the manpower and competence required to per· · form their mlulon. Adequate olrort on tho underlying cautea Ia allo eaentlal to control crime. The prescription demanda bard wOrk, determInation, oacrlflce and yean. beae. , Before his depo.rture afler nine innings, Nolan yielded only ftve hits, struCk out eight anc1 walked two. Happy chatter lllled the ciul>houae of the CerdlnaJ& Who DOW own 1 13-game bulge over tbe aeCOikl - place San Francisco Glilnts aa they sell! Ray Washburn oplnst the Reds' George Cui ver tonlgh~ 1 ' Hey Gibson." y~lled card outfielder Bob Tolan. '"You should win the .eomeblck.oOI-the.year award. You only won 13 games last year," G.U..son missed almost two Diantha of the 1967 season with a brokeo leg but he's had no such handicap this year. "MY goal at the start of the season waa 20 ~ctorles," said Gtbaon, .. T11at's what a pitcher alwll)'s shoots for. I would like to win as many games as I •tart. but that"s impouible." Gibson's complete game last nlgllt was hh 24th of the seaaon, slx more than the combined total of the Red•' pitching atarr. uu W&.!l coal out there toniaht." said Gibson. 1'1 could haYe pitched lonpr If Jd a had to. Of course r don't know It 1 could have kept them from scoring." Finally, the rain subsided and alter carelld examlnailon o1 the course play was reaumed. Murphf Onlahed· his round with a birdie on the II~ holehis sixth of the day- and ended with an Jl.oQDder par 211 and a three--stroke triwnph over tum and Australia's Bruce er....,. W.. But had the round · been poolponed, the entire field would have had to play qaln tlldl)' 17th ''"..J.ctory, ... .ue fear or excessive force. We . n Men IDM WQ11'1 stqnd. IDJrile 1Gdi11 bollfd !lOt OlliU IG,cJcchli><!lrJi -,.!Mrfrt We must act boldly without ( (UPI)- Yoww the richest first year player In a little bit o1 history. Ia becoming But he needed some ot that makln' of the Irish luck to do IL gree,. Murphy had a b'lc>.Btroke lead The 25-year-<>ld IIOIIItw whiz over Bob Lunn and was only a ft'om Florida, a rookie on the 5()..yard wedge shot tram the pro tour this year, ataged a green on the 18th hole when a brilliant COIII&ofrom.behlnd rio- violent thunderstorm enopted tory Monday In fhe $150,000 and forced oMclala to suspenl Thunderbird <lassie to pocket a play with onJi two threesomea $30,000 PIY<heck ani bacome still on the course. CLIFTON, N.J. Bob Murphf, 111111 tbat Irlah luck, quite adept at the s. more Uke nightmare: GUOIES ' ..... 4 FOR TIMELY \ ·Gihson·Blanl{s Murphy, With Luck, Wins Crown ,... Reds 1~0 For ~~ 20thTriurn!ph "" hold word either. presidency, neither of whom can win. It is apparently going to be a case of the movable object meeting the resistible force . Further, say the experts, the dissension The Dally Sontlnel, Pomeroy-Midcn-n, o., Tuesdl)', Sop~ 3, 1008 . d,~ ··.1· :: :;, ...t.. f / On.Y,,.oLJr .• ·.:.·; :., ' ~·t"'~-<:"' ' . , ·:;;"'.,· · ' l • ,.~·t!'l~~· '·~ J~ '' - .s; ·~···'[ ~~ \ .,. ,. .''1. �., .'• t · Iii,! 'f \ .' '· ~:. · I . ~· . ' ,, ~.' ' f'/ 1 . I /1> ). . 3 - . ~ ·- '07. .J\f'. '~"·· ' •• ~ • .j!o ·' ' ' 1968: Bad Year For the 'Experts' i nominated the y.ery man the Democrats prayed they would, a "loser" from way back ' who everybody claimed could be beaten by any Democrat. · Rlchard Nixon then proceeded to commit hio "frrst major blunder" by choosing as his running mate an unknown quantity nimed. Spiro Agnew, thereby further insuring his de- feat-ac<:ording to the experts. Next, in Chicago, the Democrats turned around and nominated the man the pollsters oay now trails too far bahind Nixon to catch up. And if Hubert Humphrey's chOice of a running mate was not a major blunder, Ed- .., .. Election Day ia still plenty of time for anylhlng to happen. Were tile election held today, there seems little doubt that, thanks especially to the shameful events In Chicag.o, the Republicans would sweep ln. As for the campaign Itself, it would appear for Nixon to .be chiefly a matter of committing no more "major blun· ders," wbUe countering Humphrey's efforts to emerge ll'om the long shadow of President Johnson bearing the light of a new vision for America patented In his own name. But slick around. Things are only beginning to warm up, and the experts can no more predict the outcome with certitude than anybndy eloe . First, the Republicans in Miami Beach mund Muskie's name is not exactly a house- that wracked the Democratic convention marks the end of that party and tile end of the two-party system in America. 1 This is somewhat surprising, because the experts informed us in 1964 that the nomina· Uon of Barry Goldwater was tile last gasp of the death·Wishing Republican party and marked the end of the two-party system in America. The news just didn't get around, evidently. What all this means, of course, is that 1968 is still the same crazy political year it started out to be last March. when Sen. Eu· gene McCarthy challenged President John· son in Ule New Hampshire primary, and that the two months remaining between now and '" Theinplague Cincinnati Reds' pitchinr '" , the to ..... ataff. Gary Nolan, the Reds' 20- • year-old riglthander, reeled oft . .. nine acoreleas inn1nas aplnat ~::.; the leagu&-iead1ng SL Louis •• Csrdlnala last nlgllt, ani then left the game with a pulled Achilles tendon balow tho right ankle, -t;t u Julian Javier socked a tenth ~ .. hudng home run ott Ted Aber....., •thy, Nolan's auccessor, to •• live the C&rda and Bob Gibson ;.~ : Ia I~ victory. . The ahulout waa the 12th of ........ the season for cmson. who now owns a 2o-6 record. '"Nolan was Injured, and when tl)l pitef:! with an 11\]ury you ......... ean hurt an arm, atxl we've ai.. , .. reacly had eiiOOgh al')ll prob. ..: lems.'' cmtmented Red Mara- The Big Difference Hauled before a county grand jury to ie11 what he knew about the July outbreak of racial violence in Cleveland, one George L. Forbes was somewhat agitated. "A summons would have be-en suJiicient/' he said . " Even a phone caU. But to have three policemen come barging into my office with a summons and escort me downtown is an insult. No wonder there are riots." Forbes is not a bookie, parolee, bail b'ond jumper, street corner hanger-on or member of an extremist organization . He is a lawyer and an elected member of the Cleveland City CouncU. He is also a Negro. Allergy Identification Needed for Treatment By WAYNE G. BRANDSTADT, M.P. A mother writes that her daughter, 12, has recurring bouts of allergy. For three years she has been gelling de· sensitization shots but her spells have not decreased. In treating any allergy the main reliance must be placed on an ' CINCINNATI (Upl) - ~ • THE WELL CHILD® ... 1 ·'~ Jury Jinx conti~Nes Americans are thus going to be treated to the spectacle of two men contesting for the bles or fruit at all. Can you suggest a tonic or other ~eat· men! 19 get her to eat? A-1 doubt that you can make your daughter eat and any attempts to do so will only make her worse. All children do not need the same kind or amount of food and many a child with a feeding problem has straightened out when allowed to choose her own diet without any interference from her parents. long she drinks a tot ofAs milk sheaswon't starve. Offer her an ounce or two of orange or tomato juice but don' t make a point of her rou ~!.:.: pr Dive BristoL 11 ,::..~·· 1t waa a tragedy too,u con., ,, · tl.nued Bristol, ubecause Gary aWl' had real KOOd stutr." Voice along Broad~ay BY JACK O'BRIAN NEW YORK - Patt.Y Duke is ensconced indefinitely in the swank Sherry ..Netherland here and the rwnora are jetting .... Jergic to cold. Is thiS possible? Huntington Harttord's daughter Is there any cure for this? Kathy elope with plaYboy mUA-Exposure to ~old gives Uonaire Bruce Baxter? .... Heirte eyes a ~·ddln' &n.IUA"' ~·- c ulllnan wu many persons wa ry , ess .,.. running nose and sneezing, robbed of a $240,000 diamond in which may or may not be an L. A.; she and her beat beau anergic reaction. In a few perCurtis Dewitt {manager or Florsons this reaction may be , accurate identification of the greatly exaggerated or, like taking it. Ida's Palm Beach Club1 .bought offending allergen, then avoid· your son, they may develop The be~t tonic for your a limo, hired an armed guard · ing it if possible. Desensitiza. hives. Such person a are daughter lS a happy btme and transferred her finest Van tion usually helps if graduated treated by avoiding exposure - atmosphere, some outdoor ex· Cleef~avid Webb baubles to a dilutions of the allergen are to cold, large doses of anti- ercise every day, ~rls her vault .... Biggest gin rummyses. used. Failing this. antihista- histamines and by desensiti· own age to play wtth and ai.ons anywhere are in a bachmines must be used as needed zation through very gradually pl~nty of restful sleep. If her elor's summer mansion at ~afor .tempor~y relief. . , ·iller-eased . exposures to ea1d',· ·f~IIure ·to eat is due tG an• emo~ ' Jrue; Sinatr~ ~..-lves iri n;e b ·' · ·..... KeejJiiig' tfu! exposure just be- banal -problem , she tnay neec:!J-. . .,, -'1 • •• • t · ... 1.Y ,Q,-My son, 10, had a pent· I th t k to the help of a child psyehol- by seaplane, Greg Bautzer by cillin shot. Four days later he ow e amt~un nown ogist limo, Bob Taplinger even is had a severe case of hives. cause 8 reac ton. · known to ignore this-week's • .-rhe doctor said it was a de Q-Our daughter, 7, suffers girl layed reaction to the penicillin. from chronic bronchitis and is "It sholl not be so among With hla c:1gar akimbo a n d Now every bme he goes out· generally run down . The doc· you; but whoever would be doors when the weather is tor says that we rn ust make great among you mUJt be those Mini& sippi Gambler sidecold he breaks out in hives. her eat but she eats less each your s e r v a n t.,- Matthew burns, Pierre Salinger's expree;. Our pediatrician says he is al· day. She will not eat vegeta- 20:28. aion on TV atruck us as strictly what'a.in.ft-lor..me? .... Mike Wallace was pursuing the Teddy KeJI!ledy line so Intently, It remiOOed us that Just a few seasons ago before his small • Ume hotseat TV aeries waa cold. potatoed by ABC, the Kennedy& from Joe Sr. on down gave him plenty or negative attention ..•• Wallace encouraged a TV guest to Ins! II John F. Kennedy hsd not written his .. Profiles In Courage"' and that Ted Soren~ RE1111EADS 11-D BODIES 111111 1111 Ollllfl son had .... Ex-ABC-TV Pres. Oliver Treyz telecast an abject apolo111 to tile then-Sen. Jack Kennedy ~d shorily at ABC U was IICJ-Iong Mike •••• We know - we got the story from Oliver Treyz, reluctantly from Wallace, a n d from Joseph P. Kenned;y, all per- firt$fOnt DLC•IOO r::rus m ANY SIZE LISTED 7.75-14 6.9S.J4 7.35-IS 7.50·14 7.7S.15 7.00-13 7.35-14 6.70.)5 6.511-13 7.00-14 6.50-IS 6.00-13 .. Today, a man who hoards money iln't a miser; he's a magician. · • • • • The fell o 1D tDIIo 14/cu . sugar and cream .191f~ ~~~ coffee htJd better not let . · the 111pennaru1 1110nager · catch him pie.· at .it,. • • • on Our colleaaue who Weill one of t h o • ~- bargain-type . BlACIWALLS 1.00 lORE PER LARGER SIZES 4 FOR 5144 All price• PLUS l7c to 57c per fire Fed. ••cl•• tax, aolet tax on.:l 4 trad .. ln of 1ameslu off JOUr cor. u,., Gua11nteell .IIEW Ural o. _... .......... ..,_..,.. .,. ,.. ....... --n1u. --... --...,_,..... ... ....... _ ............. ,-.. ... _.._...... ........... ................ _......,.,_,,....-·lot...__.,.-.. '- _,..., LlfSmttlll GUUlAif'IU ...... _ _ ..... IIJtlllho .......... _ . _ _ ~---­ ..,_I.~....._ ...-...--~ . . . . ,..... ... _..,... . . . . . . ool. . . . . . . . •n ltv AT LDWJ1 TIIAII PIIIEI'P 1111 PltCUI . •••c•• 11AIIFIIT0o ITAIIT AT ==·$2255 .... ·-· Generc~l ~~mn~<r -AIIorner Cl4rk, .,. crii!Je control. Weteaeban are tired of all thl& beinJ .nlee lilY'- Now we're applying oome mUICio. -Georgt D. Fllclln, prfli. denf.tltcl of 'NalionG! !cluC<Jtion A1111.; Oil '-lin IDillingntll lo llrllce for more IIIOiltU, bolter IC!oooll. .. .... It II great to )le great, but it Is 1o be human.WII 1, AmerietD -~···· u. .• on the tour. ••Everythtnl's hopJ>Onlng rlliiJt, It must be my time on earth Murphf won the Philadelphia Classic In his last outing alter rein llmost Coreed a day's FOREST lULLS, N.Y. (Upl) - The American conUageri is likely to get a sharp Prtllllrv today In tile $100,000 u.s. Open tennis champlonahlps. Sixth-seeded Dennis Ralstoa, a Bakera.O.eld, callL, pro, was on the ropes In the third round late Momay when rain halted play with Deney trailing two ,.ta to one oplnst Joaquin Loyo.Mayo of Mexico. TWo other seeded Americans Caced powerful Australians In fourth- Champ Successful In Title Defense Middleport's John Tamehlll, 16, successlldly defended h i s 17 and Under singles Iitle. ola.•ed on tbe U. S. Men' a victorious roulxlers. Another Yank has to go when seventh-seeded Clark Graebner of New York, the U.S. Clay BroWI18 To Face World O.amps Next CLEVELAND (UP0 - T h e Cleveland Browns contillle workout• today at F1emlng Field In preparadon ror the an- , m.al pre-season doubleheader at Municipal Sladiwn Saturday, The Detroit Uons and the New York Jets meet in the first half of the yearly football spectacular, ant the Browns face the world champion Green Bay Packers in the nightcap. Team officials today will announce the names of three more players to be drowed, reducing the roster to the required 43. The flnal cuts to regular season strength of 40 players will come next Monday. The Browns dropped three men from the line~ over the labor day holiday. They were Courts champ, tangles with New York attorney Gene Scott. In addiUon, Ron Holmberg of Highland Falls, N.Y., ani Bob Lutz of lAs Anaeles . have a 100re to settle In their third roulli match which also was halted by rain. Ashe, Emerson ~ete Army Lt. Arthur Ashe of Richmond, VL, seeded tifth, wu paired against flrst year pro Roy Emerson whlle13thAUTO WINNER defeated U. S. foorth ranked Bob BRANDS HATOI, (UPI)Australian FredEngland GarclGuslkotf, 28, New York, t b r e e ner, driving a five-litre Lola, stralght., and Dave Resek, 22, New easll.y won the International 130York, 12th ranked, 3-1. Nolan first injured dle·telxlon mlle Sports Car race Monday, lnternaUonal Team, and was a Lee, former South K o r e a n rt in 1 game against the Meta at averaging 94-mUesi)er hour on seml..f1na.llst In men's singles champion, who two years aao Crolley Flald about two weeks the 2.65 mile track. In the Canadian International ta- pl111ed an exhibition will! TameUlf Norirder or SWeden - .110. He aggravated It lpln ble lennla tournament Friday and h!ll at Middleport High School, .:!)aat week In New York ani finished second, 20-secooda beSaturday In Toronto. lost 3-1 In the finals to Dennis hind the wimer. · apln llot nlaht when he made a The U. S.'s top ranked junior Neal, 24, London, England, world ;,"~ qglck slq> In the olghtll lnnlnr pl01er, Tamehlll detesled Glen ranked Britioh champion. defensive end Gene Jackson, dewhlle rushing over to cover llr'.l cowan, 17. Los Angeles, thr,. In team play which the u. S. fensive halfback Tom Schoen •• stnlght In the finals for the won, Tannehill defeated EnglishaOO linebacker Tom Buetler• 17 and Under IIUe. Dl six Junior man Derek Wall hut lost to Max CUD' McNeil, one of the moat matches Including the llnal witll Marenko, t9, the ageless Canapopular members of the team, Cowan. he won every game of the dian who btthethlrtl.es was fourth went to the San Francisco f9ers three out ot ttve game sets. world ranked, nine times cana. Cor a draft choice in a deal that In men's singles five victordian champion, and still Is No, 2 owner Art Mode)) said was Ies gat him to the semi - final lnCanade. ;;:, ~ B.Y United Press International American League made with '"deep regret and '·"· National League , W. L, Pet. GB round where he ron Into u. mixed emotions." ' champl<io Dal Jooo Lee to whom W. L. Pet. GB Detroit 87 52 .626 he lost three straight. However, '" ' ·St. Louis •• , .88 51 ,633 Ballll)lore 80 59 .576 7 enroute to Lee. among otllers, he •. ;: san Fra,. •••• 74 63 .540 t3 Boston 74· 85 .532 13 .Cincinnati •••• 71 61 . 528 IS Cleveland 74 68 .521 141h '"· aucoao • • •• • 68 .514 t6'h OOiand 11 69 .507 16\1 • Atlanta , , , , •• 70 69 .504 18 New York 69 69 .500 17\1 By VITO STELLINO the loth gave the Orioles the since 1945. •.&. Plttaburth'. ·••• 67 72 .482 21 lollnflellita 67 72 .482 20 UPI Sports Writer Yanks, Orioles Split second game victory over the " " Phll&dell>hla, ..65 73 .471 22'h California 61 79 .436 26'h 8111 Freehao's watch was Elsewhere Jn the American Yanks. The homer handed · Houston , , • , .64 76 .41i1 24'h .Cblcqo 58 81 .417 29 wrong Monday but he kept the League on the Labor Day Lindy McDaniel his llrst AmerlNew York • ••• 6:;1 78.447 26 " " Wllshflllltilll"' " 51•82' .tM..!II ·' , . . , .,~. /1~1!'011 Tigers right on Ume In schedule, New ~rk beat " 011. League lOIS •aad pYe Moe: :1" t.aa•:AIIple's , ·',59 '79 .428 281h · · · ~·8 Resullo"'1' • ; · their quest of the American Baltimore 4..2 but the Orioles · ·Dr-•Jct 'the · 'tlbl: " !love ;~;, · <· Monday's Results Oakland 4 Detroit 0, lilt ' · League pemant, """ the second game In 10 Hamilton hurled four lminga or •• St. Lc•da 1 Clncl 0, 10 Ins, night Detroit 1 Oakland 3, 2111, 10 Ins. Freehan, who forgot to turn imlngs 4-3, Washington swept hitless relief' to preserve Mel ·.:: Plltla 5 Loa Aneelesl, 1st Cleveland I California 2, night his wateh back when tile Tigers Chicago l...O and 11~, Minnesota &ou.lemyre'a 18th victory tn the · '." PhDadelphla 7 Loa Ang 5, 2n1 Washlagton 1 Cblcago 0, lot flew to Oakland from Detroit topped Boston 5-l and Cleveland apener. ·.:; Plltaburgh 8 Hooston I, lst WaabJnaton II Chicago 3, 2nd COLUMBUS (Upl) _ The C~ $mday night, got up at 5:30 beat California !..2. The Senator s won tllelr first .,. . ,Pitta I Hoos 3, 2nd, 10 Inns Now York ! · Baltimore 2, 1st Jumbos Jets kePI at the heels of a.m., Monday morning CallforIn the National League, St. domleheader at the season by - A11a1ta 3 New York 1, 1st Bati 4 N, Y. 81 2nd, 10 lms. the International League lead- nla lime bacauae he woke up Louis blanked Cincinnati 1-ll In sweeping the White &>x. Jim Atla 2 NY 2, tie Jllh, oroln Mlmesola 5 Boston 1, nllht lng Toledo Mild Hens Monlay and his wntch resd 8:30. 10 Innings, Phlladelphla swept a Hannan pitched a foor-ldUer In san Francisco 8 Chicoao 4, !at Today' a Pn>l>oble Pitchers nlgllt wlnnlnr a twin bW over More 1ban 14 hours iller alter doubleheader from Loa Angeles the first game to bast Joe S.F. I Chi 2. 2nl, tie, 9, dark (All Times EDT) the ruchinonl Brl>es. cstchlnr 18 Innings, the ''abao- 5-f and 7..'i, Plttsbargh took two Horlen. Dl tile IOCOIId I)IIDie, Todl)''s Probable Pitchers Detroit (WUson 12-11) at Dave RoiJorts notched hlsl7th lutely d..d tired" Freehan from Houston 6-1 aed 4.:1 In 10 Frank Howard hit a triple, All Times EDT Oalcland Qlunter 11-12), 11 p.m. victory for tile Jets' llrst game came lo tile plate in the lOth Innings, AUanta beat New York double and two singles to drive Los Angeles (Osteen 9-17) at Boston (Ellsworth !2~)atMIII- , a 3-2 rictory, and Dan Schlle~ Inning to face Diego Segul, who 3-1 and tile second game was In two nuts while Brant Alyea Philadelphia (G. Jackson 1-4>, nesola (Merritt 10-14), 9 p.m. der won the nlglltcap In relief hadn't given up an earned nm called by rain In the BeVellth hit a homer, a double and a 7:30p.m. CIOYeland (McDowell 13-10 at 18 John Kennec[y hit 1 two-run In 24 2.:1 Innings, since Aug. 3. lmlng with the score tied 2..2 single to drive In three runs. ~ ~~ ~0-10 ani Brit. Callloml.a (McGlothlin 10-12), 11 homer In the ninth Inning to But Freehao slammed a homer and San Francisco beat Chicago Barry Moore gained the victory, ton 4-5) II New York (Seaver p.m. crack a 2-.2 lie ani ylald the 4-2 to give the Tigers a 4.:1 victory 8-4, with the second game called Jim Kaat pltchad a IS-8 and R1ln 6-9 or McAnlrew Chi cage (Carlo• f-12) at Wash- w1.: over Oakland and a doublehead- by dsrknesa at the end of nine hitter and Rich Rollins hit a 1-4.1, 5 p.m. mgton (CoiiiDWI 10-14), 8 p.m. ~ Jlmene•, going for a er split after the Tigers were innings and the score tied 1-l. three...-un bomer in the aecond San Francisco (Perry 13-U) New York (Peterson6-9)otBal- aeconl straight league batting blanked by Jim Nash W In the The Tiger victory In the lmlng as tile Twins clowned the second Pille went to Pat Red Sox. • Chicago (Jonldna 16-12), 2:30 tlmore (PIIoobua 13-13), 8 p. Htle., clell...,.ed the hit that de- · opener. p.m. ,._ clded the opener of 1111• fourThe spll~ combined will! Dobson, 4-4, who pltcbed two Eddie Fisher retired tile final St. Loulo (Gibson 19-6) at CJn· Woclnelday'l Qameo pnio series. Baltimore's split with New l~lesa fmlngs of relief. ln two batters to pnsrve Mike clnnaU (Nolan 6-2) 8 p.m. Detroit II Oakland, nJaht n was .a solid single between York, kept tile Tigers seven ihe "*'er, Nash struck out 10 Paul's second vtetory aa the HousiOn (Dierker 12 • 12) at Cleveland at Callfoml.a, night third and short, allowing Bernie il811181 ahead or the Orioles and ani walked onl,y ono tn even his Jncllans topped the Angela. Pttlabargh (Ellis 3-4), 8 p.m. - a t aa-so1a, night Smltlc to scon from third In the reduced tllelr "magic number" Wetlnesdl)''a Games ChiCIID at Washington, night bottem of the alxth. to 17 for their first pemant record 11-11. FrankatRoblnsoo's homer 1n Loa AnaeJea II PhUa, night Ntw York at BaJtlmore, nJaht In the aacond Pille, Kennedy Loul• at Cincinnati, nlaht heppecl on a ·hallilng curve tor !liD Francisco II Chi cage, 2 his homer, which drove In ManOnly Plllel scheduled ny ~len and Riche He!>DaviJio, Cal 131 t87 f5138 .283 ner, R0 berts Cops postponement there, too. He haa - earned $94,745,07 on the tour this year, breaking the previous high for a roolde of $81,868.95 by Jack Nicklaus In 1962. WbUe thlnp went exlremely well for Murphy, thlnr• wenl COOI)>Ietely haywire for South A.trica1 s Gary Player, who began Monda,y's round with a twHtroke lead over Murphy. Tigers Win Nightcap, 4-3 seeded 4()..year-old Pancho Ge& zalez ol Malibu, Calif., had to face aecolll-seeded Tony Roche. 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If it's good for you we're for it all the way. Phone for a quick 0 . K. Then stop for your money-nd relax. . Pete"- Westam -Remlngro, ' ' SUDS . who pulled mqniIn the ftrll thrw rounds, went sour with Ida potter and bose¥ed llw holeo to llnlsh wltll a 76 that placed hiiD In a He !or filth with Nlcldalla and Dan Sikes at llve-unl<r par 283, Romero Blancaa 11Dllllad all alone In low1h plilce with alx-urarklr par 282. 'r--------------------- -i·\111 'N' :· Player; Ocently a. tw....reek·long · , N~ ~·= ! and Murphf might ha.., baen out 30 gtlind. "I love !t, I love it," .the likeable Murphf said ofter hla cloolng rounl of 68 had oven iwn hla second stralslrt rictory =======::::;====~~~~~~~~~~~~ "dreamn vaeatiqnlays J:t wu a ' I Fourth Round Action Begins Today Jets win TWO ' bave neglected criminal julllce too long. Now we must profeasionalize pollee, alfordIDg them the manpower and competence required to per· · form their mlulon. Adequate olrort on tho underlying cautea Ia allo eaentlal to control crime. The prescription demanda bard wOrk, determInation, oacrlflce and yean. beae. , Before his depo.rture afler nine innings, Nolan yielded only ftve hits, struCk out eight anc1 walked two. Happy chatter lllled the ciul>houae of the CerdlnaJ& Who DOW own 1 13-game bulge over tbe aeCOikl - place San Francisco Glilnts aa they sell! Ray Washburn oplnst the Reds' George Cui ver tonlgh~ 1 ' Hey Gibson." y~lled card outfielder Bob Tolan. '"You should win the .eomeblck.oOI-the.year award. You only won 13 games last year," G.U..son missed almost two Diantha of the 1967 season with a brokeo leg but he's had no such handicap this year. "MY goal at the start of the season waa 20 ~ctorles," said Gtbaon, .. T11at's what a pitcher alwll)'s shoots for. I would like to win as many games as I •tart. but that"s impouible." Gibson's complete game last nlgllt was hh 24th of the seaaon, slx more than the combined total of the Red•' pitching atarr. uu W&.!l coal out there toniaht." said Gibson. 1'1 could haYe pitched lonpr If Jd a had to. Of course r don't know It 1 could have kept them from scoring." Finally, the rain subsided and alter carelld examlnailon o1 the course play was reaumed. Murphf Onlahed· his round with a birdie on the II~ holehis sixth of the day- and ended with an Jl.oQDder par 211 and a three--stroke triwnph over tum and Australia's Bruce er....,. W.. But had the round · been poolponed, the entire field would have had to play qaln tlldl)' 17th ''"..J.ctory, ... .ue fear or excessive force. We . n Men IDM WQ11'1 stqnd. IDJrile 1Gdi11 bollfd !lOt OlliU IG,cJcchli><!lrJi -,.!Mrfrt We must act boldly without ( (UPI)- Yoww the richest first year player In a little bit o1 history. Ia becoming But he needed some ot that makln' of the Irish luck to do IL gree,. Murphy had a b'lc>.Btroke lead The 25-year-<>ld IIOIIItw whiz over Bob Lunn and was only a ft'om Florida, a rookie on the 5()..yard wedge shot tram the pro tour this year, ataged a green on the 18th hole when a brilliant COIII&ofrom.behlnd rio- violent thunderstorm enopted tory Monday In fhe $150,000 and forced oMclala to suspenl Thunderbird <lassie to pocket a play with onJi two threesomea $30,000 PIY<heck ani bacome still on the course. CLIFTON, N.J. Bob Murphf, 111111 tbat Irlah luck, quite adept at the s. more Uke nightmare: GUOIES ' ..... 4 FOR TIMELY \ ·Gihson·Blanl{s Murphy, With Luck, Wins Crown ,... Reds 1~0 For ~~ 20thTriurn!ph "" hold word either. presidency, neither of whom can win. It is apparently going to be a case of the movable object meeting the resistible force . Further, say the experts, the dissension The Dally Sontlnel, Pomeroy-Midcn-n, o., Tuesdl)', Sop~ 3, 1008 . d,~ ··.1· :: :;, ...t.. f / On.Y,,.oLJr .• ·.:.·; :., ' ~·t"'~-<:"' ' . , ·:;;"'.,· · ' l • ,.~·t!'l~~· '·~ J~ '' - .s; ·~···'[ ~~ \ .,. ,. .''1. �'f ' ·, ~f ~, <· ' , • ~t • , , I ·' ' , ' ''• , _TJul Dall,v SOiilhe~ r~-MJdo!l~ ~.; 1\lo"""'·Sopt, 1,1. :1, e, 0. Tour 'Planned Ezekiei 18;7 • •' . •• j : ! ~ .,>, .,'..~ WRINGER WASHER You 10t theM dllud Norge VHQ feiiUNII Mr. and !,lro. Jim Pope, Middleport, and lfr. and Mrs, Jerry, lllaliey, Newark, J'e!Ul'ned lrGm a two week's vacation 1o the · Weit COOl~ MrL l'lpa lnd Mr, Dai18y are former resid,ntll of this commwdcy. Mrs. Lucille Allen, Nawark, ~. was a recent guest oi her Mr. and lira. carl /oJd'atrson ard sister, Mrs. Eha Daney. , Mrs. M1M Evans ud children onoi Miss liaruyn Fitch attendlid lhe Meigs COUniY Fair Wed- and Mro. R. R. Durst and Tmn, Swliloy. wtl.o are ef$1oyed at Logan. Papad~os, was .. INGELS FURNITURE 992-2635 Middleport, Ohio I, I' If The Brillsh Guiana onepenny stamp of 1856 is considered the rarest stamp In the world, REBECCA SUE GOODALL MR. AND MRS.~ ROBERT GOODALL, Mlddlepoil, Route 1, are announcirw the engagement and approechins marrlip of their daughter, Rebecca Sue, to Gerald Eugene Matthew&, aon of Mr. and Mrs. Carroll Matthews, Cheshire, Route 1. Miss Goodall Ia a 1966 graduate of Middleport High SChool. Her ttanee .is a gradute of the Kyger Creek High School and is presently Ol111>10yed at the Mark V Grocery In Mlddlepor~ The weddir« will he an event of Sep~ 2L ,I Channel 3 7:30 f I ! ·~ • ·•t' f ' "i; f, ;•_ 1'•• Pol Ad• br r..or t• lhllart ea ... it• It Mit~ members Lo<a1 c.n. of the Heights st. Paul's United United MeUM>- 1 and children, RaciQO', nr! I!IIQlJI dist church, preached ~ night at Heights Cor Rev. Frum in the latter's absence on a visit to ll!e Buckbamon area. {I of Mr. and ~a.. James ~cUi­ swart and children, recently. Mrs. Mae Van Meter and Ruby, visited Mr. and Mrs: Paul Evans &mday's bulletin lllliiOUD<ed and Paul Dean Sunday evenlq. that a project Is underwa,y to seThose visiting E. H. C&IlJenter will presJde. cure voluntary contribution& tor ani [I.JnUy were Mrs. Zetta Boyd, Prayer services andeveningBi: a newbronzepla<J,~etoberastenect Mrs. Ruth Sereu, Brenda, Mike ble study will be held Wednosda.Y to the~ front wall o( ll!e clllrch, and Joe; Mrs. He.. Taylor and at 7:30p.m. Choir members will juot beneall! ll!e VanSickle pla11Kalby, Parkersburg, W, Va.;S)'Ipractice at 8:35p.m. The Thuraue. The latter, b.!arlng the name vta Allen, Den Talbott, Mrs. da,y morning Bible study grou~ li ll!e "Church of ll!e U n I t e d ,_ will meet at 10 o'clock, will! the • nrot chapter of I Corlilthlana aa Brethren ln Christ" was J)rell8l1ted as a melllOrlal by M r s. ll!e subject study. Final training clan on n e w George VanSickle, Sr., and famIly honoring her hulband who church school literature wUI be died about one monll! after Joinheld Friday at 7:30 )t.m. will! ing ll!e clurch R18DJ1 years qo. Mrs. Nancy Hanun dlreet!ng. The The name, "Helgtrts u n i t e d new material was used by allll!e Methodist Church," ~ aoon be various age classes &mday rhornprinted oo ll!e clurch bulletin lllg. Next iimda,y, Sept. 8, the tall board. The proJect will Involve and winter activllles will begin purchase of a pliQie on which ll!e evening serviees at 1:30 p.m. or Inscription: ·"llelillts Evangelione half hour earlier than in the cal United Brathran Church 19t6-1988" will be engraved. summer months. Thuo all three names will ap.. Rev. Norville White, pastor ot m 111e church. All members ~ ll!e ciJirch are asked to share In llle coot and glvelhelr RETIJRNS HOME ccn!J11;1utklna to I!OIIIIIlittee chairMlsa Robin Morrow baa reman, 1101 Bleaslna. visit will! relallves In Michigan, AIL "''""' Tr111111ll dl••· ' Toledo and Colwnbus. While In Birmingham, Mlchlgan, shavtslted an uncle and aunt. Mr. and Mrs. Arfllur Morrow and son, Mike. In Toledo another unele and aunt, Mr. and Mrs. KArl Morrow and ehildreoi and 1n ' ,( s&US fW YOII· N1donwide Mutu&III'IIUrance Co. Home. oftice: Coluftlbu., Ohi9 ., 'Jo,; How Oe111" • liQy Norlhcolt.~homelhll' &!lad Start the school year SIDllS. :~::::~:.;-:-:-:::.:::.:·:·:::::::::::::;;::.;.::::::::::::::;:::;:;:;:;:~:;: off with o dean slate - of clpthesl We're known for sparkling dry ~ ~ ' r ' ..=. ' . FIB-" UIO .. IISublkl Ro.lnson's C_leafters MIDDLEPORT 992-Slll •• ·' '' . ~ ., •• • • ••• •'. t; ; ' 1 ~ ,,~' "J~: J.. ' ~1. u ,. ______ ,..,, - -,.-..........___________________, ~~~ l . . . r ... . ' b ~ . IHI • \ .J, ., ..., . { ' ·"' ~- ,, '·'i .,' it'··. . ,, ... "' i -i >- ;:< • : •,: .. a,. m.atll!ehomeonira. Buiiollt. . ~" .... .. . ···w ' 111& au!~tlita ~•a. '111UR!IDAY .~~~:.:~t7:~ttil!il~ ~~~"~~~::; :ar:- · ·\-,. . ; loc~ ·' p., ' \• ,I , ~' 'I ' I'.I 1 ~~.w~,{;.::r.;; . ··...= = .•• l ' ; ' . ...,, .... ; .' ',.., ; .,. •l-' . .. /n()('/6fn plastic for tomorrow's . T.O.n - - - •I ,..,.. - - "' ~"' .... . _ ........ · · · · - loo- .. . .... . . . . ....... ,_...,,, .. "' ) snd impact pf(}()( • ligll~ig/lt IISJI to hanrl/e • f!Ottomon . .. .. . .. !stu fotew I . PLASTIC SOLVEI~T WELDED .HOfiiN.DCOLQ WATER PIPING SYSTEMS OF · POL VVINYL DICHLORIDE. . : KING 'BUILDERS SUPPLY , = E"EN,-IN.Gc·LAS5 5 OHIQ. i~ss==~-~A~r~a~b!lr~~~~. l~#::AV:E·;=~==-~=====~· ' ·. ~~~ , ,. ,t i' I 1 · AksP~Cp~~LETE -. And !"llet&!!!UMI' "''!!lor r'. ·. . · i 1 ' . ;;;•;.,, Gil .Mnio 11f•. Jiur lieillg -a tiiG* iiirliiacf~d. 1 f. ,, I• Rev, Can- i • ~ .• ' . " ' CQt'l.JGE 19.69 . - : '.ili."atlO.. .: Credit Dcly• . 11 1: ,. ' c...•>..;•.•' ..' 2 _. . Time 6:30 .. ' . ... ·S .: I f., i1111 Adklna, H~ W. Vt., ::u.~:~~::-;= ~-~ ;'!~!"~~~ ~. , lllro. IVald'Winlon aa · who 'iU'bo ' \ IIDaa wttll ' Members attending were Caro- Th· 7;00 ·y 7:00 7•00 (Save cabinet space) ' wyith a $3.00 purchase of Ashland Gasoline .',• ' ' . •• .. ' ..... ...,,.~Mr. irJt.DWoOD GARDE~!~ CWB ,.·;., ,···= 'C Brown-Red ' ...·II .. ' 8% to i2 12% to 4 ., . RUTLANI> UNITE:IJ~~! '\II, at -.. -~i, ·~·r SIZE ' lI Wiener Roast Flats News Mr. Roy Buoh, TUE!I>AY ,,_,. a.b wni meetlY-.. •• 'o~~ .. Stump, ~ llYer, .Mrl!- BamIU, aDd Rita Lewis • Mra. · Ell chapman l,vn Gruaaer, Lola Clelland, Carand tamlly of Akrpit and ' Mr. olyll Satterfield, Amie Chopman, an4 Mi'a. Donald Ander1100 and ram~~,v of ereenvtne, s. c. - e weekand lllleola of Mrs. !lessle BY MAY JOHNSTON Graham. The Anderson !emily !h. and Mrs. Ken Coula and also visited Mra, Cl,vda Anderctilldi-en of Akron visited her moll!er, ·Mr. and Mra. Alron Mr. and )Its. Mike Hammer, TumOr and !amll,v. Lou Am and Klmberl,v, and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Paul Oura and Alma 'Thompson, Columbus, were IWO ·chUdren were supper au••I1 hare Saturday to visit Mr. and of Mr. and Mro. Lawrence John- Mra. Relno LlndandEdwardHoealoD and lll!IDY· lllch • . Mr. and Mrs. Cl,vde Von Nest, Mlaa Laura Lind returned to Mr. llusoel Hass oC Ravenswood, 11un11t1a1on. W. Va. lnday after w, VL, Mra. Minnie Carrol.and apendlng ll!e weekend here will! children, vlalted Mr. and Mrs. bar uncle and aunt. Mr. and WUiiom Ables and famUy. Mrs. Heino Lind. Mr. Charile Carroll returned Mtsa stella &le Neutzllng, dau10 his employment at Columbna. ghter of Mr. and Mrs. Norbert Wolle Neutzling; underwent an emerMr. and Mrs, Dana ' Easl Liverpool, visited relallws IOD<Y 1ppendeeto111Y at. Holzer 1 and lrleeds here. .Hospital Mandai'. Mlsi Sllaron Johnaton visited Mr. and Mrs. Pat Neutzllllg her tlster, Mra. Tom Burnatde moved ove:r the weekend lnt&their newly purchased home on Union or Pomeroy. Christy 'and carol Dalley.vlalt.- Ave. 'lbe houl8 was formerly owned by Mr. and Mra. Bill Wiland Mrs. Hqmer Icon- liamson who moved to ShreveMr. IDd Mrs. EArnest John-- port, La. son, Racine Route, Mr. am Mrs. ' .EDNESDAY " , •. IIIIIDDLEPORT Arilateur Gar- ..,:•• - '~· ' . / ~- · ·~• g~l oo0 f ••• J • '' • •• ••' . ,.• .1'~: .•'. I ) '• .• , : : . Al!THOKIZ£0 ZEN11H DEALER •' 'I ~// "' I •< r• • ... ..(! VOl/ 1 AndetiCIII,.· caraJ MeOdloqp, Mro. Rial, 81o Zirkle, M r a. Gloecla>er, Marll,vn SWan, ~ Tho aMual set • aequalnted and olhar relaUvea In Marlon. pa~ of the Ohio EtA Phi ChapTl1eO' II• nslted Mr. and Mrs. ter ~ Beta Slama Phi llororlt;y Artblr Allan and Mr •. and Mn. was held Thursday nliht at HidPll Aulharsonln Newark. den Lakes. Mra Boso!A! 'Graham ot Har· Followlrig a picnic and wiener rtoonvllle has returued trom roast, games were pi!Q'ed will! Greenvlll S. C where ahe prizes belna _, by llorbara for the ~ of her grandRlgp, Vlkkl Gloeckner, and Cardaqlrter, Jane N-oe. Others olyn Grueser. Am Barnltz waaln atteadlng the wedding ·l"'ro Mrs. charge of the games. fllghllghts of chapter evl!nla Hel'"' YOUitll of '\Veil VIrginia, and Mr. and Mra. Duold Gra- during the 1967 .as year were reham and fomll,v of LoltlnJlOn vlewod by Mrs. Ria!!." In a aklt Part<, Md., .and Mill C a I h y entltled ueorree wtth Barb.,,. Payne~ Harrisonville. Mr. GraGuests for tbe afl'air w e r e ham accompanied hla moll!ar Strah Bechlle, Charlotte Davidhome and remained tor a aever- SOli, Jo &nlth, Linda \!ll!le, Doral daya vlsll )le!ora returning to Inda Wilson, and Linda Haley. ,. Jiuilltl>tt, · oW. - . .. ~ "11 ·1, 7r•ruth l!•nl'lll' · 1 Jll m.Jke lrfc fun ,~0110 . Precision amplifi· r.11 " ' ' lr'" " ~ M" rn · lrtho c• circuits. Wl'iJihS only 116 ounce and A'Hl(lr ,Jr rn' " ' ondd l"~ w' Cumc 11\ ftH J rl~munstriiiiOn of Zenht1 's llo. ""'"'' ..,.., ""'''"''' "m' Has Annual , Detrol~ ~ch., Mr. Hellp' 'Davia, Cheshire, and Rl<liiiH FlniG Mldf]UPo!1. ,. · ,. ~me.; s »·~~t; 'l'iiia- visited .-~~. and Jo!r•· J o h • ~ ' •.' ot:.UO home ol Mr$. _Don Busch. Mr. Buochldeellnasoma · Mra. Georae Wblte batter. .o Ill ·preHUI lho pro&ram, will! Mr. and Mrs. Charles Powslt, · Mrs. C, 0. Cl1allmall to dlacull Reedovllle, Mr. end Mrs, James ibi lltW conalllullon. Dalley ~IIIUiel\'10. Pa!Jl Selleri! · · TIQ: REGIJ~AR meetlna olll!a Mr ond Mro. Homer Ice-· · SOuthern Loc:a1 Bend lloQaters er' Mr. and Mrs. Bob Lawooo .: JjW ba held Tuoalflll, Sop~ 3, II and da1Jihter, Mr. Hayes Me. 7,1. P. m. ~t ll!e blah ••hooL., Murry, Rill Smllll, local, caUed : : MEIGS TE!!PLE, Pl'thlan Sl.. on Mr. iuJI Mro. ROy Powell ::. ...., wW 111'!'1 lithe halllll:lll a and family. )Oildek 411'01§1' et 6 p, m. TilesMr. and Mro, Rolletls and · ~-~ ~ra on \lfpd to &": Mra. Sylvia C&rp-,r welt to ltlilal,.,. ·planl will be ·~elor Mt. ZIOIY Homecoming Sunday, , .li<!&llnc ll1o 4lalrlet con'letllloo OUio s.yre, Jr., and Mr, LawGil oet. 1. . . : renee Johu.ton, ·lOili Lawrence .WOioD;N'!> SOCIETY o! Chri .. . and carl caUad on Mr. end Mro. ~ Service, Etilel)>rl•• United Mil/Wood Johnafllri. .. l!i\.thodlat Cbureb, wW meet al Mr• .and Mrs. Homer lcenltoW·~ /10 m, 'fUll~, at lila home 'ar called Oil their daug!iter, MrL ·•«.lfn. CUol Ohllnger, Helen Jolters and family ofsrra. '"'POMEIIOY a! APTER 186, o.-, CUH. • " . ' ·dar o(ll!e -rnSiir,wUimeol Mr. ·and Mr1. Clarence Balcer at 7tt5 1\looda.v ~hlatthe ~ of Columbua; 11!001 ll!e weekend . IIUGill< Teillllle. with her b«Jddir, Mr. Mellole. ...."'. yummy shoes for littl$ •lcidiee .7'"~'H h!iilt• alter : 1"~.-:rl Fast SerV'Ice •• , Free Delivery POIIERO.Y 992·5428 .... jii . ·· mJ r I~ r u~ l riMIH fof Cll rch. ·Rodcwlan. Col- Ollllnaer, Kalle Weill, At>rl1 8 m I t b, Doma Hauck, (1ft:~· Ina Moadow1, Wa Jetlllfor 1 Social :!:.· *., .c I, d {· ·:. ·* a ,en art ~~':."::.s~:slt:'ne~:n"~ ••. cleaning ... for milking clothes look like new, ~i:vs do it fo' yoUl'; dJ~.::: school year long! L In Coldmbuo 1iWI Mr. ind Mra. Carl . . . . 511. l'oll· trlli lllll rolunt to Vlotllam on •• II t . ·. • t r~J;:=;~;=.·: :~:,:,:;: : : : : : : ~·;: -the lor wooen .,.P ID be aold by thO ·tlfOUP Marl Jane Gaebel lid the 'In ~ Lord'.- Pr . -er to lll'OUP w• open the meeUng. Yvomo Wella and NoUit Andrew P;"'ll!e He:. rlllar)' and -•urar • reporto. t II waa noted that a ·larp amaunt of ulled cloll!lng l1 available at ll!e hall and lhai&DI'one uaedln.l wiDter clolbllll II weicome to · come to ll!e hall 1111' ~...... ~- 10 a.m •- 2 P ,_......, "~' • w • m. WttiNurlhor -ce. ·tiien • ' • . ··\ •• .' ''J· JeUiners land at almost 200 miles per hour. rll·llo .. ! cilttlinue -&eo- -elL \. : !' aliter-in-law, Mi. and Mra. Gary Morrow and lamll,v. Z1 ..,';j'Ci"it> r lirancpretta, Mr. and Mra. llrnollj' _ , to Galllnburi, T..,. TluiY.vlllllld wllllll!e Rev. and Mra. FredL(im!DOrat.Johi>.., Clly, Tam. ' Ml11 Maino li C... IUI'abuo 11)11111 lllo Labor ll a Y end hera with her partllll, If\'. and Mro. Charloo Mr. and M!'e. Arllllr 8ltlllter ind Mrl. David Farmar ~ ' lbl. ,hollda1 weekend In DQ!on WIJI.,..._IIr, and Mn. DonFil'ln· . ot' and flmllJ>. They ware jolaad by Clj>l. and Mra. Tom 8cbmor of Fort ~ Wond, Mo. · Sit- and Mr1. Wallace Powora, ' and chllm;.n, Richard, Ml· cbaal, and !klan visited roetlilly Ill Ravama will! hlamotbar,Mrt. Colwnbots will! her broll!er and rww .,, JJ" PJOjecla iwe diacusled at a ta IVIIl r.~td F~ m.-.•• l'e~i~ 01 ·•Wmn- oveplfts a, visit wllii ' Mr. of'ih~'Our Llliyo!Lor- and Mrs. ,BilJ-NichQI' and Mich«to caihpllc ae1 In utd Mr. 'Meeling 111- the Keno hall ll!e' and. Mrs. TOl'l'l' _NichQis In Me- • hare With ~~- : :!;:-=:: Old Town aboutit. turned home after a four weeka . aw, . ..... .•· Larkins, Mrs. Harold Osborne, Mra. Ada Van .Meter, Mike Evans, and Dale Lawson. MISB ~- Birch BPant awaek will! her sister aild lamll,v, Mr. and ·Mrs, Joe Lipps and her broll!er, Tom .Birch and lamll,v, VIncent. · Mro, Mike EYana slqopod In Gallipolis ~ afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Roseberry ed to attend ll!e September bn... ness meeting at the church Tuesday at 8 ~.m. Rev. CharlesFrwn WSAZ "',~,:;;.:;;{:'~, To qualify, just pay •• . valid llcense'lcn: ~ Jell. ·and Tbn, Bill Jr. Abels. 1 Are Asked to Meeting United Methodist church are ask- NATIONWIDE TELECAST TONIGHT In . Larry WeDs, Pltt&buqh, wu recent guest or his sister. Mrs. Ida ouro. Howard Allen and Dwaine, Ripley, spent Sunday aiiMnoon will! Mrs. Sylvia Allen. . Mr. and Mro. Dell Talbott had a new furnace installed last week. Conference Members terence I is DIIS Wednesday. NEW HAVEI'l - ·) Ttte Wolfe and Brewer reuniont held •t the Porlland olate -k, • recentSUnday,werewellattend· ed. Mrs. Zetta nw"d, Parkersbur&, spent several days with her twin ..&tor, Mro. DeU Talbott and other relative& recently. Those visiting her were Mr. and Mrs. E. H. Carpenter, Mra. Mildred Circle, MiMrsvllle, Tom Durst snd Gena Carpenter. Dale Lawson and Hawk Car· peuter were In Galllpolla OD busl• released from enforced residence in 1 remote village and returned to Athens Monday. p., week~nd. Sundi.Y and George ,e. visited relatives locaJ.ly over the Mrs, ·Mandy T011lor, .Mrs. Etl!el , liam Lehew of Pomeroy, spent bomb attack on Premier · WWlam G, Davl~· o1 s 11 v e r "'"""· ldahonatheauosl~hla molhor, Mrs. CI'OI')' Dafli/ OYir lila ~end. Mr. and Mra. John Albn!Y and chll- ~ Ricbmand, Va.; Mro. cYotil Blaise and .Mr. and lin. John Soullttr11 o1 Cryslal tiM ~t!: o weekend auem 1' a SDulhom. ' : Mr.• _and Mrl •. Albert H o adrldtl · and ehlldron, illko, Stevia, Tanlin,, ind Uaa 01 St. AIbaoa, W, VJ. were 8 u ad &7 IJIIII!a ~ Mr. and Mro. FrankliD Trl,plott and lamll,v lor a picDic $lnday evenllli. Ir~surancc will guaranflie a_uto insurance for five years:(~ eij:b Elva -Dalley, Mr. and M1is. Dell' Several !rom this area attencl- Talbott, Mro. Ida Ouro, Mrs. eci··the bridal shower lor Miss Harry RlcharciS and lllrbara; Linda Evanui ll!e Portland gro4e Sid and Tom .Durst, Mr. and Mrs. school recently. Paul Evans and Paul Dean, Gil· Dale Lawson and Delbert Ours, llan TaylOr, Paulina Brewer and dlughtera, Mrs. Joyce Droasos, a vctteran jour..J.Jat and rormer politician arrested after last month's unsucceutul :1\", . .-Disc lf.Ss; Dt:.t Seolt¥, visited his parents, Mr. M<\far, and Mr1. KathYBaarlaer; ll!rae slo!A!ro, Mrs. IIDda Armstrong, Mrs. Ella Bruestle and Mrs. Mildred Jutzl; broll!er Wllllam, and elllht grandchlldrOII. Mr. and Mrs. 'lbuener atcompanled by their daughter and oon-ln~aw, Mr. and Mrs. Wil- JOURNALIST RELEASED ATHENS (UPO - Georae ' ~ )' 'llM';ddL;;;;;:·:=:·:=•: : ';.,ij . -·nta, 23. Funeral services were held at the Neidh8rd Funeral Home Mm¥f, Ailg. 26. SUrvivors include his wife, Cla- ices. 1 'f-. ,-' JnJi1p didd'ill tit 4,lna. 1!DraUie ' " ' ll!ay •laltltora~hlalnotbe't,Mro.Norina IIIII ~li'WI..,. · u, wblch ed ' Mr, and Mr: Floyd Bentz Bingham, · · UJ1,e ~ will be. pj,-eparlld and Mr. and !llrl. Fred Froll oesday. ·Mr. and Mrs. VIctor Durst,OO Monday ll!ore will! relatives, and attended the serv- '· and ot Rav~ Wfl"'wilikoi•hta- age 63, who passed away Aug. two ' . .iond~o~ a~:::::\nca .,.._ llatbY RDbert, SYRACUSE - Mr. and Mrs. William Tluaner were called to Clnclmatl <me to ll!e deal!! of his brother, Harry J. 1ll.lener, ra; •, ' ,~.a' - Tt.. Qotb ~~1, P<!lll~r<ll'·Mi¥'""*t. 0., Tlleadol, SePL 3, 11111 ' t. Funeral Service • Triple-action a&itator 1et1 clothes cleaner-faater. • Four easy-rotlin1 caatefs. Q ~: 1,, ' ' · llitttcllna 111e ~~~t~~mer Thueners Attend • large se11-indextng Wringer Assembly. f • 'f .,. .,, .\' ,., \ . Mrs. Ernie Fraser and daughter, April, Vernon Nease, Sgt. and Mrs. Wallace Powers and chJJ. dren, Susan and Richard. ruiied Bora-Warner transmission. :~ ',.\',..., ·i , · -~[Personal Notes \) p· . 1 ; .• f.,- · t: Pe;s~nal Not~s :,~ · .. '~~Chari M.,ar ha• .~! <f0!8C> S' ', .""'Mi-.and~.Patricia w.:~. Jamt' Auther- Sorority Group •··her home In Columbua after . . . and Mr•. All&U"" ' , , I ' , Life ts not complex. We are complex. Life is simple · , A ~r of ~·(Jur Hou-.~~ ac Gal~ and the simple thing is the llpOIIi· ·wu . ~en rec~ by right thing.- Oscar Wilde, m~"''I of, Qeb 8, cUb ~ Irish playwright. Pack 244,. ~--'· · -· The bo.Ya.' took a oa<k ioinc11 1- - - - - - - - - , lor a pll!nlc at tho Park followIng lila tour. The lll'OUP Included Georgi! Slnart, Jift Jacobo, · Jim llolllllll, stanley Starlin& ~Q Michael Powers, and Scott Fr,._ (VEA'P HlQH OUAUfY) ser. They were accompanied tQr • HugE! 12-lb. capacity for family -size loads • Heavy·duty liJ hp. ,.otor- t' . ~. INIOIRIGier .,I •' '~ • . ,. : Mr~, -~HaWk. · !ho. i VIctor . t:.4.gaiu. :wh.•llawickrdn,an ., '~n '': -> ·~, ·, f"r•,m Ou.• wicked+ ".~· · fit ,. ~·us· ·'1n(•s' .,,. has committed. .a!lcl ' .. . · 'f·'- ·,), V ,· · . ,; , ,dQcs wllat is lawful and rigtJ,t. · · · 1 • ,: • , • 'hi? : shall save his life."- · ·.; \ ! · _. '~.- .' fUr,us: nmay .' J •• •t 'l:h, ' M-W , 7;~ .1 · . ; 'l • -~vbc,ado Green .<muQS are heat-resistant, Fire-King ware and ~esign~ to fit on tdp of each other for convenient stacking - save cabinet spae$, ,b._rid you'll like-·th~ir ch;1an good looks on the table, too . Use the coffee, tea, tiot · or milk . Tl:le\S" With every · you get "t.hii<>t drive. in' • ·... .. ' �'f ' ·, ~f ~, <· ' , • ~t • , , I ·' ' , ' ''• , _TJul Dall,v SOiilhe~ r~-MJdo!l~ ~.; 1\lo"""'·Sopt, 1,1. :1, e, 0. Tour 'Planned Ezekiei 18;7 • •' . •• j : ! ~ .,>, .,'..~ WRINGER WASHER You 10t theM dllud Norge VHQ feiiUNII Mr. and !,lro. Jim Pope, Middleport, and lfr. and Mrs, Jerry, lllaliey, Newark, J'e!Ul'ned lrGm a two week's vacation 1o the · Weit COOl~ MrL l'lpa lnd Mr, Dai18y are former resid,ntll of this commwdcy. Mrs. Lucille Allen, Nawark, ~. was a recent guest oi her Mr. and lira. carl /oJd'atrson ard sister, Mrs. Eha Daney. , Mrs. M1M Evans ud children onoi Miss liaruyn Fitch attendlid lhe Meigs COUniY Fair Wed- and Mro. R. R. Durst and Tmn, Swliloy. wtl.o are ef$1oyed at Logan. Papad~os, was .. INGELS FURNITURE 992-2635 Middleport, Ohio I, I' If The Brillsh Guiana onepenny stamp of 1856 is considered the rarest stamp In the world, REBECCA SUE GOODALL MR. AND MRS.~ ROBERT GOODALL, Mlddlepoil, Route 1, are announcirw the engagement and approechins marrlip of their daughter, Rebecca Sue, to Gerald Eugene Matthew&, aon of Mr. and Mrs. Carroll Matthews, Cheshire, Route 1. Miss Goodall Ia a 1966 graduate of Middleport High SChool. Her ttanee .is a gradute of the Kyger Creek High School and is presently Ol111>10yed at the Mark V Grocery In Mlddlepor~ The weddir« will he an event of Sep~ 2L ,I Channel 3 7:30 f I ! ·~ • ·•t' f ' "i; f, ;•_ 1'•• Pol Ad• br r..or t• lhllart ea ... it• It Mit~ members Lo<a1 c.n. of the Heights st. Paul's United United MeUM>- 1 and children, RaciQO', nr! I!IIQlJI dist church, preached ~ night at Heights Cor Rev. Frum in the latter's absence on a visit to ll!e Buckbamon area. {I of Mr. and ~a.. James ~cUi­ swart and children, recently. Mrs. Mae Van Meter and Ruby, visited Mr. and Mrs: Paul Evans &mday's bulletin lllliiOUD<ed and Paul Dean Sunday evenlq. that a project Is underwa,y to seThose visiting E. H. C&IlJenter will presJde. cure voluntary contribution& tor ani [I.JnUy were Mrs. Zetta Boyd, Prayer services andeveningBi: a newbronzepla<J,~etoberastenect Mrs. Ruth Sereu, Brenda, Mike ble study will be held Wednosda.Y to the~ front wall o( ll!e clllrch, and Joe; Mrs. He.. Taylor and at 7:30p.m. Choir members will juot beneall! ll!e VanSickle pla11Kalby, Parkersburg, W, Va.;S)'Ipractice at 8:35p.m. The Thuraue. The latter, b.!arlng the name vta Allen, Den Talbott, Mrs. da,y morning Bible study grou~ li ll!e "Church of ll!e U n I t e d ,_ will meet at 10 o'clock, will! the • nrot chapter of I Corlilthlana aa Brethren ln Christ" was J)rell8l1ted as a melllOrlal by M r s. ll!e subject study. Final training clan on n e w George VanSickle, Sr., and famIly honoring her hulband who church school literature wUI be died about one monll! after Joinheld Friday at 7:30 )t.m. will! ing ll!e clurch R18DJ1 years qo. Mrs. Nancy Hanun dlreet!ng. The The name, "Helgtrts u n i t e d new material was used by allll!e Methodist Church," ~ aoon be various age classes &mday rhornprinted oo ll!e clurch bulletin lllg. Next iimda,y, Sept. 8, the tall board. The proJect will Involve and winter activllles will begin purchase of a pliQie on which ll!e evening serviees at 1:30 p.m. or Inscription: ·"llelillts Evangelione half hour earlier than in the cal United Brathran Church 19t6-1988" will be engraved. summer months. Thuo all three names will ap.. Rev. Norville White, pastor ot m 111e church. All members ~ ll!e ciJirch are asked to share In llle coot and glvelhelr RETIJRNS HOME ccn!J11;1utklna to I!OIIIIIlittee chairMlsa Robin Morrow baa reman, 1101 Bleaslna. visit will! relallves In Michigan, AIL "''""' Tr111111ll dl••· ' Toledo and Colwnbus. While In Birmingham, Mlchlgan, shavtslted an uncle and aunt. Mr. and Mrs. Arfllur Morrow and son, Mike. In Toledo another unele and aunt, Mr. and Mrs. KArl Morrow and ehildreoi and 1n ' ,( s&US fW YOII· N1donwide Mutu&III'IIUrance Co. Home. oftice: Coluftlbu., Ohi9 ., 'Jo,; How Oe111" • liQy Norlhcolt.~homelhll' &!lad Start the school year SIDllS. :~::::~:.;-:-:-:::.:::.:·:·:::::::::::::;;::.;.::::::::::::::;:::;:;:;:;:~:;: off with o dean slate - of clpthesl We're known for sparkling dry ~ ~ ' r ' ..=. ' . FIB-" UIO .. IISublkl Ro.lnson's C_leafters MIDDLEPORT 992-Slll •• ·' '' . ~ ., •• • • ••• •'. t; ; ' 1 ~ ,,~' "J~: J.. ' ~1. u ,. ______ ,..,, - -,.-..........___________________, ~~~ l . . . r ... . ' b ~ . IHI • \ .J, ., ..., . { ' ·"' ~- ,, '·'i .,' it'··. . ,, ... "' i -i >- ;:< • : •,: .. a,. m.atll!ehomeonira. Buiiollt. . ~" .... .. . ···w ' 111& au!~tlita ~•a. '111UR!IDAY .~~~:.:~t7:~ttil!il~ ~~~"~~~::; :ar:- · ·\-,. . ; loc~ ·' p., ' \• ,I , ~' 'I ' I'.I 1 ~~.w~,{;.::r.;; . ··...= = .•• l ' ; ' . ...,, .... ; .' ',.., ; .,. •l-' . .. /n()('/6fn plastic for tomorrow's . T.O.n - - - •I ,..,.. - - "' ~"' .... . _ ........ · · · · - loo- .. . .... . . . . ....... ,_...,,, .. "' ) snd impact pf(}()( • ligll~ig/lt IISJI to hanrl/e • f!Ottomon . .. .. . .. !stu fotew I . PLASTIC SOLVEI~T WELDED .HOfiiN.DCOLQ WATER PIPING SYSTEMS OF · POL VVINYL DICHLORIDE. . : KING 'BUILDERS SUPPLY , = E"EN,-IN.Gc·LAS5 5 OHIQ. i~ss==~-~A~r~a~b!lr~~~~. l~#::AV:E·;=~==-~=====~· ' ·. ~~~ , ,. ,t i' I 1 · AksP~Cp~~LETE -. And !"llet&!!!UMI' "''!!lor r'. ·. . · i 1 ' . ;;;•;.,, Gil .Mnio 11f•. Jiur lieillg -a tiiG* iiirliiacf~d. 1 f. ,, I• Rev, Can- i • ~ .• ' . " ' CQt'l.JGE 19.69 . - : '.ili."atlO.. .: Credit Dcly• . 11 1: ,. ' c...•>..;•.•' ..' 2 _. . Time 6:30 .. ' . ... ·S .: I f., i1111 Adklna, H~ W. Vt., ::u.~:~~::-;= ~-~ ;'!~!"~~~ ~. , lllro. IVald'Winlon aa · who 'iU'bo ' \ IIDaa wttll ' Members attending were Caro- Th· 7;00 ·y 7:00 7•00 (Save cabinet space) ' wyith a $3.00 purchase of Ashland Gasoline .',• ' ' . •• .. ' ..... ...,,.~Mr. irJt.DWoOD GARDE~!~ CWB ,.·;., ,···= 'C Brown-Red ' ...·II .. ' 8% to i2 12% to 4 ., . RUTLANI> UNITE:IJ~~! '\II, at -.. -~i, ·~·r SIZE ' lI Wiener Roast Flats News Mr. Roy Buoh, TUE!I>AY ,,_,. a.b wni meetlY-.. •• 'o~~ .. Stump, ~ llYer, .Mrl!- BamIU, aDd Rita Lewis • Mra. · Ell chapman l,vn Gruaaer, Lola Clelland, Carand tamlly of Akrpit and ' Mr. olyll Satterfield, Amie Chopman, an4 Mi'a. Donald Ander1100 and ram~~,v of ereenvtne, s. c. - e weekand lllleola of Mrs. !lessle BY MAY JOHNSTON Graham. The Anderson !emily !h. and Mrs. Ken Coula and also visited Mra, Cl,vda Anderctilldi-en of Akron visited her moll!er, ·Mr. and Mra. Alron Mr. and )Its. Mike Hammer, TumOr and !amll,v. Lou Am and Klmberl,v, and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Paul Oura and Alma 'Thompson, Columbus, were IWO ·chUdren were supper au••I1 hare Saturday to visit Mr. and of Mr. and Mro. Lawrence John- Mra. Relno LlndandEdwardHoealoD and lll!IDY· lllch • . Mr. and Mrs. Cl,vde Von Nest, Mlaa Laura Lind returned to Mr. llusoel Hass oC Ravenswood, 11un11t1a1on. W. Va. lnday after w, VL, Mra. Minnie Carrol.and apendlng ll!e weekend here will! children, vlalted Mr. and Mrs. bar uncle and aunt. Mr. and WUiiom Ables and famUy. Mrs. Heino Lind. Mr. Charile Carroll returned Mtsa stella &le Neutzllng, dau10 his employment at Columbna. ghter of Mr. and Mrs. Norbert Wolle Neutzling; underwent an emerMr. and Mrs, Dana ' Easl Liverpool, visited relallws IOD<Y 1ppendeeto111Y at. Holzer 1 and lrleeds here. .Hospital Mandai'. Mlsi Sllaron Johnaton visited Mr. and Mrs. Pat Neutzllllg her tlster, Mra. Tom Burnatde moved ove:r the weekend lnt&their newly purchased home on Union or Pomeroy. Christy 'and carol Dalley.vlalt.- Ave. 'lbe houl8 was formerly owned by Mr. and Mra. Bill Wiland Mrs. Hqmer Icon- liamson who moved to ShreveMr. IDd Mrs. EArnest John-- port, La. son, Racine Route, Mr. am Mrs. ' .EDNESDAY " , •. IIIIIDDLEPORT Arilateur Gar- ..,:•• - '~· ' . / ~- · ·~• g~l oo0 f ••• J • '' • •• ••' . ,.• .1'~: .•'. I ) '• .• , : : . Al!THOKIZ£0 ZEN11H DEALER •' 'I ~// "' I •< r• • ... ..(! VOl/ 1 AndetiCIII,.· caraJ MeOdloqp, Mro. Rial, 81o Zirkle, M r a. Gloecla>er, Marll,vn SWan, ~ Tho aMual set • aequalnted and olhar relaUvea In Marlon. pa~ of the Ohio EtA Phi ChapTl1eO' II• nslted Mr. and Mrs. ter ~ Beta Slama Phi llororlt;y Artblr Allan and Mr •. and Mn. was held Thursday nliht at HidPll Aulharsonln Newark. den Lakes. Mra Boso!A! 'Graham ot Har· Followlrig a picnic and wiener rtoonvllle has returued trom roast, games were pi!Q'ed will! Greenvlll S. C where ahe prizes belna _, by llorbara for the ~ of her grandRlgp, Vlkkl Gloeckner, and Cardaqlrter, Jane N-oe. Others olyn Grueser. Am Barnltz waaln atteadlng the wedding ·l"'ro Mrs. charge of the games. fllghllghts of chapter evl!nla Hel'"' YOUitll of '\Veil VIrginia, and Mr. and Mra. Duold Gra- during the 1967 .as year were reham and fomll,v of LoltlnJlOn vlewod by Mrs. Ria!!." In a aklt Part<, Md., .and Mill C a I h y entltled ueorree wtth Barb.,,. Payne~ Harrisonville. Mr. GraGuests for tbe afl'air w e r e ham accompanied hla moll!ar Strah Bechlle, Charlotte Davidhome and remained tor a aever- SOli, Jo &nlth, Linda \!ll!le, Doral daya vlsll )le!ora returning to Inda Wilson, and Linda Haley. ,. Jiuilltl>tt, · oW. - . .. ~ "11 ·1, 7r•ruth l!•nl'lll' · 1 Jll m.Jke lrfc fun ,~0110 . Precision amplifi· r.11 " ' ' lr'" " ~ M" rn · lrtho c• circuits. Wl'iJihS only 116 ounce and A'Hl(lr ,Jr rn' " ' ondd l"~ w' Cumc 11\ ftH J rl~munstriiiiOn of Zenht1 's llo. ""'"'' ..,.., ""'''"''' "m' Has Annual , Detrol~ ~ch., Mr. Hellp' 'Davia, Cheshire, and Rl<liiiH FlniG Mldf]UPo!1. ,. · ,. ~me.; s »·~~t; 'l'iiia- visited .-~~. and Jo!r•· J o h • ~ ' •.' ot:.UO home ol Mr$. _Don Busch. Mr. Buochldeellnasoma · Mra. Georae Wblte batter. .o Ill ·preHUI lho pro&ram, will! Mr. and Mrs. Charles Powslt, · Mrs. C, 0. Cl1allmall to dlacull Reedovllle, Mr. end Mrs, James ibi lltW conalllullon. Dalley ~IIIUiel\'10. Pa!Jl Selleri! · · TIQ: REGIJ~AR meetlna olll!a Mr ond Mro. Homer Ice-· · SOuthern Loc:a1 Bend lloQaters er' Mr. and Mrs. Bob Lawooo .: JjW ba held Tuoalflll, Sop~ 3, II and da1Jihter, Mr. Hayes Me. 7,1. P. m. ~t ll!e blah ••hooL., Murry, Rill Smllll, local, caUed : : MEIGS TE!!PLE, Pl'thlan Sl.. on Mr. iuJI Mro. ROy Powell ::. ...., wW 111'!'1 lithe halllll:lll a and family. )Oildek 411'01§1' et 6 p, m. TilesMr. and Mro, Rolletls and · ~-~ ~ra on \lfpd to &": Mra. Sylvia C&rp-,r welt to ltlilal,.,. ·planl will be ·~elor Mt. ZIOIY Homecoming Sunday, , .li<!&llnc ll1o 4lalrlet con'letllloo OUio s.yre, Jr., and Mr, LawGil oet. 1. . . : renee Johu.ton, ·lOili Lawrence .WOioD;N'!> SOCIETY o! Chri .. . and carl caUad on Mr. end Mro. ~ Service, Etilel)>rl•• United Mil/Wood Johnafllri. .. l!i\.thodlat Cbureb, wW meet al Mr• .and Mrs. Homer lcenltoW·~ /10 m, 'fUll~, at lila home 'ar called Oil their daug!iter, MrL ·•«.lfn. CUol Ohllnger, Helen Jolters and family ofsrra. '"'POMEIIOY a! APTER 186, o.-, CUH. • " . ' ·dar o(ll!e -rnSiir,wUimeol Mr. ·and Mr1. Clarence Balcer at 7tt5 1\looda.v ~hlatthe ~ of Columbua; 11!001 ll!e weekend . IIUGill< Teillllle. with her b«Jddir, Mr. Mellole. ...."'. yummy shoes for littl$ •lcidiee .7'"~'H h!iilt• alter : 1"~.-:rl Fast SerV'Ice •• , Free Delivery POIIERO.Y 992·5428 .... jii . ·· mJ r I~ r u~ l riMIH fof Cll rch. ·Rodcwlan. Col- Ollllnaer, Kalle Weill, At>rl1 8 m I t b, Doma Hauck, (1ft:~· Ina Moadow1, Wa Jetlllfor 1 Social :!:.· *., .c I, d {· ·:. ·* a ,en art ~~':."::.s~:slt:'ne~:n"~ ••. cleaning ... for milking clothes look like new, ~i:vs do it fo' yoUl'; dJ~.::: school year long! L In Coldmbuo 1iWI Mr. ind Mra. Carl . . . . 511. l'oll· trlli lllll rolunt to Vlotllam on •• II t . ·. • t r~J;:=;~;=.·: :~:,:,:;: : : : : : : ~·;: -the lor wooen .,.P ID be aold by thO ·tlfOUP Marl Jane Gaebel lid the 'In ~ Lord'.- Pr . -er to lll'OUP w• open the meeUng. Yvomo Wella and NoUit Andrew P;"'ll!e He:. rlllar)' and -•urar • reporto. t II waa noted that a ·larp amaunt of ulled cloll!lng l1 available at ll!e hall and lhai&DI'one uaedln.l wiDter clolbllll II weicome to · come to ll!e hall 1111' ~...... ~- 10 a.m •- 2 P ,_......, "~' • w • m. WttiNurlhor -ce. ·tiien • ' • . ··\ •• .' ''J· JeUiners land at almost 200 miles per hour. rll·llo .. ! cilttlinue -&eo- -elL \. : !' aliter-in-law, Mi. and Mra. Gary Morrow and lamll,v. Z1 ..,';j'Ci"it> r lirancpretta, Mr. and Mra. llrnollj' _ , to Galllnburi, T..,. TluiY.vlllllld wllllll!e Rev. and Mra. FredL(im!DOrat.Johi>.., Clly, Tam. ' Ml11 Maino li C... IUI'abuo 11)11111 lllo Labor ll a Y end hera with her partllll, If\'. and Mro. Charloo Mr. and M!'e. Arllllr 8ltlllter ind Mrl. David Farmar ~ ' lbl. ,hollda1 weekend In DQ!on WIJI.,..._IIr, and Mn. DonFil'ln· . ot' and flmllJ>. They ware jolaad by Clj>l. and Mra. Tom 8cbmor of Fort ~ Wond, Mo. · Sit- and Mr1. Wallace Powora, ' and chllm;.n, Richard, Ml· cbaal, and !klan visited roetlilly Ill Ravama will! hlamotbar,Mrt. Colwnbots will! her broll!er and rww .,, JJ" PJOjecla iwe diacusled at a ta IVIIl r.~td F~ m.-.•• l'e~i~ 01 ·•Wmn- oveplfts a, visit wllii ' Mr. of'ih~'Our Llliyo!Lor- and Mrs. ,BilJ-NichQI' and Mich«to caihpllc ae1 In utd Mr. 'Meeling 111- the Keno hall ll!e' and. Mrs. TOl'l'l' _NichQis In Me- • hare With ~~- : :!;:-=:: Old Town aboutit. turned home after a four weeka . aw, . ..... .•· Larkins, Mrs. Harold Osborne, Mra. Ada Van .Meter, Mike Evans, and Dale Lawson. MISB ~- Birch BPant awaek will! her sister aild lamll,v, Mr. and ·Mrs, Joe Lipps and her broll!er, Tom .Birch and lamll,v, VIncent. · Mro, Mike EYana slqopod In Gallipolis ~ afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Roseberry ed to attend ll!e September bn... ness meeting at the church Tuesday at 8 ~.m. Rev. CharlesFrwn WSAZ "',~,:;;.:;;{:'~, To qualify, just pay •• . valid llcense'lcn: ~ Jell. ·and Tbn, Bill Jr. Abels. 1 Are Asked to Meeting United Methodist church are ask- NATIONWIDE TELECAST TONIGHT In . Larry WeDs, Pltt&buqh, wu recent guest or his sister. Mrs. Ida ouro. Howard Allen and Dwaine, Ripley, spent Sunday aiiMnoon will! Mrs. Sylvia Allen. . Mr. and Mro. Dell Talbott had a new furnace installed last week. Conference Members terence I is DIIS Wednesday. NEW HAVEI'l - ·) Ttte Wolfe and Brewer reuniont held •t the Porlland olate -k, • recentSUnday,werewellattend· ed. Mrs. Zetta nw"d, Parkersbur&, spent several days with her twin ..&tor, Mro. DeU Talbott and other relative& recently. Those visiting her were Mr. and Mrs. E. H. Carpenter, Mra. Mildred Circle, MiMrsvllle, Tom Durst snd Gena Carpenter. Dale Lawson and Hawk Car· peuter were In Galllpolla OD busl• released from enforced residence in 1 remote village and returned to Athens Monday. p., week~nd. Sundi.Y and George ,e. visited relatives locaJ.ly over the Mrs, ·Mandy T011lor, .Mrs. Etl!el , liam Lehew of Pomeroy, spent bomb attack on Premier · WWlam G, Davl~· o1 s 11 v e r "'"""· ldahonatheauosl~hla molhor, Mrs. CI'OI')' Dafli/ OYir lila ~end. Mr. and Mra. John Albn!Y and chll- ~ Ricbmand, Va.; Mro. cYotil Blaise and .Mr. and lin. John Soullttr11 o1 Cryslal tiM ~t!: o weekend auem 1' a SDulhom. ' : Mr.• _and Mrl •. Albert H o adrldtl · and ehlldron, illko, Stevia, Tanlin,, ind Uaa 01 St. AIbaoa, W, VJ. were 8 u ad &7 IJIIII!a ~ Mr. and Mro. FrankliD Trl,plott and lamll,v lor a picDic $lnday evenllli. Ir~surancc will guaranflie a_uto insurance for five years:(~ eij:b Elva -Dalley, Mr. and M1is. Dell' Several !rom this area attencl- Talbott, Mro. Ida Ouro, Mrs. eci··the bridal shower lor Miss Harry RlcharciS and lllrbara; Linda Evanui ll!e Portland gro4e Sid and Tom .Durst, Mr. and Mrs. school recently. Paul Evans and Paul Dean, Gil· Dale Lawson and Delbert Ours, llan TaylOr, Paulina Brewer and dlughtera, Mrs. Joyce Droasos, a vctteran jour..J.Jat and rormer politician arrested after last month's unsucceutul :1\", . .-Disc lf.Ss; Dt:.t Seolt¥, visited his parents, Mr. M<\far, and Mr1. KathYBaarlaer; ll!rae slo!A!ro, Mrs. IIDda Armstrong, Mrs. Ella Bruestle and Mrs. Mildred Jutzl; broll!er Wllllam, and elllht grandchlldrOII. Mr. and Mrs. 'lbuener atcompanled by their daughter and oon-ln~aw, Mr. and Mrs. Wil- JOURNALIST RELEASED ATHENS (UPO - Georae ' ~ )' 'llM';ddL;;;;;:·:=:·:=•: : ';.,ij . -·nta, 23. Funeral services were held at the Neidh8rd Funeral Home Mm¥f, Ailg. 26. SUrvivors include his wife, Cla- ices. 1 'f-. ,-' JnJi1p didd'ill tit 4,lna. 1!DraUie ' " ' ll!ay •laltltora~hlalnotbe't,Mro.Norina IIIII ~li'WI..,. · u, wblch ed ' Mr, and Mr: Floyd Bentz Bingham, · · UJ1,e ~ will be. pj,-eparlld and Mr. and !llrl. Fred Froll oesday. ·Mr. and Mrs. VIctor Durst,OO Monday ll!ore will! relatives, and attended the serv- '· and ot Rav~ Wfl"'wilikoi•hta- age 63, who passed away Aug. two ' . .iond~o~ a~:::::\nca .,.._ llatbY RDbert, SYRACUSE - Mr. and Mrs. William Tluaner were called to Clnclmatl <me to ll!e deal!! of his brother, Harry J. 1ll.lener, ra; •, ' ,~.a' - Tt.. Qotb ~~1, P<!lll~r<ll'·Mi¥'""*t. 0., Tlleadol, SePL 3, 11111 ' t. Funeral Service • Triple-action a&itator 1et1 clothes cleaner-faater. • Four easy-rotlin1 caatefs. Q ~: 1,, ' ' · llitttcllna 111e ~~~t~~mer Thueners Attend • large se11-indextng Wringer Assembly. f • 'f .,. .,, .\' ,., \ . Mrs. Ernie Fraser and daughter, April, Vernon Nease, Sgt. and Mrs. Wallace Powers and chJJ. dren, Susan and Richard. ruiied Bora-Warner transmission. :~ ',.\',..., ·i , · -~[Personal Notes \) p· . 1 ; .• f.,- · t: Pe;s~nal Not~s :,~ · .. '~~Chari M.,ar ha• .~! <f0!8C> S' ', .""'Mi-.and~.Patricia w.:~. Jamt' Auther- Sorority Group •··her home In Columbua after . . . and Mr•. All&U"" ' , , I ' , Life ts not complex. We are complex. Life is simple · , A ~r of ~·(Jur Hou-.~~ ac Gal~ and the simple thing is the llpOIIi· ·wu . ~en rec~ by right thing.- Oscar Wilde, m~"''I of, Qeb 8, cUb ~ Irish playwright. Pack 244,. ~--'· · -· The bo.Ya.' took a oa<k ioinc11 1- - - - - - - - - , lor a pll!nlc at tho Park followIng lila tour. The lll'OUP Included Georgi! Slnart, Jift Jacobo, · Jim llolllllll, stanley Starlin& ~Q Michael Powers, and Scott Fr,._ (VEA'P HlQH OUAUfY) ser. They were accompanied tQr • HugE! 12-lb. capacity for family -size loads • Heavy·duty liJ hp. ,.otor- t' . ~. INIOIRIGier .,I •' '~ • . ,. : Mr~, -~HaWk. · !ho. i VIctor . t:.4.gaiu. :wh.•llawickrdn,an ., '~n '': -> ·~, ·, f"r•,m Ou.• wicked+ ".~· · fit ,. ~·us· ·'1n(•s' .,,. has committed. .a!lcl ' .. . · 'f·'- ·,), V ,· · . ,; , ,dQcs wllat is lawful and rigtJ,t. · · · 1 • ,: • , • 'hi? : shall save his life."- · ·.; \ ! · _. '~.- .' fUr,us: nmay .' J •• •t 'l:h, ' M-W , 7;~ .1 · . ; 'l • -~vbc,ado Green .<muQS are heat-resistant, Fire-King ware and ~esign~ to fit on tdp of each other for convenient stacking - save cabinet spae$, ,b._rid you'll like-·th~ir ch;1an good looks on the table, too . Use the coffee, tea, tiot · or milk . Tl:le\S" With every · you get "t.hii<>t drive. in' • ·... .. ' �,, ·'.( ' .( •.· '• 1~ the Federal abatement wa~ ing. He may then forward t h e board's findings aOO recommen.. dations to the States Involved and to the parties res_ponsJble the omctal conferees will be for alleged sources ot Interstate given an opportuilit,y to commenL air pollution and again nx a time The initial public se ssions of schedule for compliance. Jtabate-the conference were held July ment measures stiU are not tak.. en, be may ask the Attorney Gen23-2S in Ironton, Ohio. Official participants in the con- eral to initiate action in U.S. ference are the Deparunent of courts. William H. Megonnell, ACti~ Health, Education, arm Welfare, the Ohio A.ir Pollution Control Associate C.ommissioner of the Board, the Kentucky Air Pollu- National Air PoUution Control tion Control Commission, and Administration, Js the Presidt11e West Virginia Air Pollution ing Officer of the Conference. The geographical area in~olved Commission. in the proceedings consists of The proposed recommeOOaLawrence County a n d Green tions will be forwarded to the Township In Ohio; Greenup al"ll Secretary of Health, Education, Boyd Counties in Kentuckyj and and Welfare, who is empowerWayne and Cabell Counties in ed to issue his own recommenWes t Virginia. dations ror abatement and fix a time schec:k.ile tor compliaace. If adequate progress Is not made in the prescribed time, he m8.)' appoint a board of five or more persons to hold a public hearbe formulated in an executive seaalon September 12 and the mornl._ or September 13 will be pubHcb proposed. Each or confer~ ence on interstate air pollution in the Ironton, Ohio ~ Ashland, Kentucky - Huntington, We st Vir· Kini.a melropolitan area will be held September 13 in the conference room of the Holiday Inn, South Poinl, Ohio at 2 p.m. At this session, recommendations for abatement, which will Mrs. Miller 't· Ins ,....... Pateolts · on~,yd_;. ;~7"i;;;JiJJi Returns H0 ffi e \ 'r ,, !' Mrs. Myron R. Miller has re- ' turned home from Grafton, W, Va., where she was caJled by the illness and death of her mother, Mrs. Lillian F. Woodard. .I' Mrs. Woodard, 71, died Aug. 25 at Grafton City Hospital. Besides Mrs. Miller, she is sur"'ived by two otAer daughters, \Irs. J. R. ( Amellta) Taylor of Beis terstown, Md., and Mrs. Robert (Gertrude) Ziegler of Fairless Hill, Pa. , and a son, Frank W, De vlirL Also sur vhing ar e 10 grandchildren and four greatgrandchildrel\ Funeral !Servicl'S were held Aug. 28 at the Bartlett FWleral Home with the Hev. H. Edgar Suite officiating. Burial was in Bluemont CemeterJ. Mason Sheriff Wahama, Buffalo Releases Report ,, If .,, Oflllllor of your car Is moy qoelify for bia Sl'linp .., Tie 7-7 PT. PLEASANT - The activity report oC the Mason COWlty g.erlff' s department for the MASON - Host Bu!falo ralmonth of August har; been relied late in the last period LO pla,y leased by Sheriff George John" the Wahama Wlrlte Falcons to a son shoWing the department trav - 7-7 tie Saturday night. eled 6,597 miles; investigated Coach Grant Barnett>sFalcons 14 accidents resulting in injury jumped oil to a 7 ..0 advantage to three persons and arrested when Gary Clark scored for the 10 drivers involved with proper" visitors in the second period on cy damage estimated at $7,047 ; a one yard carry and J o n e s made 18 other misdemeanor ar booted the extra point. rests and two felony arrests; Buffalo, however, came back investigated three breaking and for the tie by driving 65 yards enterings; recovered stolen prop- to pa.,ydirt with two minutes left erty valued at $25; served 97 in the contest. Donnie Jolms carcourt papers both crimlnai ried the pigskin into the end zone and civil actions; received 8 for Buffalo and then Rudy Raynes warrants and served 7; trans- toed the extra point to deadlock ported 1 prlsmer and two men- the contest. tal patients and OOoked 50 perWahama wiU open its h o m e . sons in the count.Y jail during schedule this Friday night playing the month . host to the Melgs Marauders in a game expected to draw a large audience. By Quartets : 0 7 0 0 - 7 Wahama Siate Auto Mutual offers 1 BOOD STUDENT DISCOUNT 11nain1 up to 25%. Wt1wrltforfullflldt. Davis-Warn. Ills. -...... T•U ,... ~~*• •bout rour IOOD STUDENT DISCOONT ,_.,, Pf. PLEASANT - The Masoo County school enrollment for the current school term is 5,968, according to Mason Coun- cy School iilpt. L B r 0 0 k s Smith. The enrollment showed a county-wide loss of 48 pupils from the 1967 school en- roilment. , 0007 - Wahama, Clark, 1 yd. r u n; Jones, EP on Kick; D.dralo, Johns, 2 yd. run; Raynes, EP on Kick. People Attend Corn Festi•va1 Grants Divoree • .• • • ........ • •• wonderful fabric bolt, bolt of fabric is 30 yards when you ,_. the for fall we hav~ ritht now! ;. I two . Imagine th• things you can male.• . . . the fvn you can hove! Natural or "'an·mod• . .. u• them all here today! '~ Jo ed by order signed by J u d g e James Lee 1bompson. l ' l THE FABRIC SHOP ·• '·· 115 W. $~COND " POMEROY, 0 992·2334 Anthony w. Remy,.RI-1 OlesbIre; James S. Porter, IV, Rt. , l Galllpo]la; Mrs. WUUam L. Ball, tfew WA.., M > Sokas, New Haven; Mrs. Lester Ross, Pt. Pleasant; Donald Carroll, Radford, Va.; Mrs. Ann a Browning, Pt. Pleasant; Jease Legg, Leon; Mrs. Fril'l Bonecutter, Pt. Pleasant; Mrs. Kenneth Rollins. Letart; Willie See, GalDISCHARGED: Ra,y lUll, Leon; Herman Wriston, New H a v e n; Richard Henderson, Pl Pleasant; 9.asan Harrison, Pt. Pleasant; Gregory Selby, Apple Grove; Mrs. Charles Martin and daughter, Gallipolis F'erry; Willard Luckeydoo, Ft. Pleasant; Dennis Foreman, Pt. Pleasant; Mrs. Marcus McDaniel, Pt. Pleasant; Mrs. Lawrence Wolfe and son, Letart; Mrs. Maude Cottrill, Leon; Mrs. Ethel Fry, Letart; Patricia Hudson, Ft. Pleasant; John Hill, Cottageville; Mrs. Lorain Rogers , Henderson; Mrs. James Barker, Glenwood; Mrs. Russell Cummins and daughter, Racine. BffiTHS: Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Rollins, Letart, a daughter; Mr. and Mrs. Lester Ross, Pt.. Pleasant, s son; Dr. and Mrs. Geor ge Sokas, New Haven, a daughter. No One Injured The Gulf of Mexico has one small tide a day. Occasion Really Is-Send FLOWERS Ffom -DUDLEYS FLORIST 59 !I· ,2nd A.. , 992·5560 loiiDDLI!PORT wn. Pillll1ilf.... c............ ~ ....... lllctt...W.. ..:.. r r u-. < pull*' dl Ml . ·-· · ' OP~ICI ,:"'U · . · t . ·.. ~.:.~ - ·. ~~ •.~.r-:.. ; .. \: ' lnMem jN MEMORY . of our"'lear hili- '• balld and father. Marl\)11 ,aboutit!~' K. Burwell, Hubert, N. C. i Mrs. William G. Fannin, Wellston; Loren J. Kinsel, Rt. 1 Wellstonj H. Richard Gaston, Athens; Mrs. Richard L. Jordan. Dundas; Henry E. S t e w a r t, st. Clalr.svill.e; James ll St.urglll, Sr., Rt. 3 Jackson; Mrs. Douglas R. Adams, Rt. 3 Jackson; Mrs. Letha RileY, Athl!lnsj Robert D. Remy, Hamden; Mi's. Nan. nie J , Bricker, RL 1 Pedro; Steven M. Bowers. Robertsburg, W. Va.; Miss Pamela E. Davis, Rt. 3 Ironton; Mrs. Orville 0 , GrDOOJs, Racine. \ \ jl'. ,' ' · p . , , . ' ·. · · . · : :· .omenw· ·. r ' ~ ® . . ·~ •. , .... ' ' II' BEL• AJR..., o • ~!l o • •*• o l o o • 16,000 mllo~ by ~ ~· *"" ,..,_, va •till•. • . .•,_ llltlt W:~· ' 66 CHEVE~ ...... .• · ·~ · ~' · ~~~ . · •• ~I -·~99~· · t Door HT, tocal......t, ldli ~oar, btlaellalll>);..;tcldlw lrolerl«, ,......,., ~l!.e - , V8, ~to. trano., P,S., · radio 111111Jidt.F. · li!M GMC PICKIJj' •••• , , , , •••••••••• •• •~ tl195 .. a · Ft. Fleotelde, .,.. tlrea, 6. eyL Oiwtoo. Priced bdoof, .,....kel prlc~ , • Pomeroy MOtor Co. ONN WIS. 8:00 P.M. POMeaov.~lo "·1: - I IDRTHS zro ZAG sewing 52 p.m. Sunday; Mrs. Jack D. Harbert, Pt. Pleasant, son, 1:33 a. in. Monday; Mrs. Douglas R. Adants, Rt. 3 Jackson, son, 5: 10 a.m. Monday; Mrs. Thomas E. Guthrie, Rt. 2 Bidwell, daughter, 6:59 l).m. Monday, •• blah partormanct t1111 made for today's sports action ud' • For hlsh speed. hlsh miiiQt motorists. • Tllck·lested II 0'111' 120 mPh Ia keep you ~feubly llflll60. · • Special 116-ben stabilize tire II hlah DISCHARGES Robert A. Bennett, Mrs. Char .. les A. Bertsch, Mrs. NaMie J. MOORE'S speeds ••• less distortion. • Wet or dry, otop, start and eomer fast and safe wilh traction slots and· wido ribs. ~,f!1114-UIY,nrillll cord ~n:;wc1iiX\_____ _ Bricker. Mrs. Lewis C. ClppelIa,r.l~ C_h.~Jeli D. Creel, Mrs. T~eoclore Croy~ Mrs. fJharles H. F rye, Mrs. William C. Jackson, maehlne. 1968 salesman's deiiiOIIB1ntor. Makes fancy atllehing etc. WU1 sacrifice for 9 payments of f8 or $48 eaah. Phone 9922831. l-27-41c 124 W. MAIN POMEROY PHONE 99~·2848 J..TJW}~· ~; ~ ~ Trust your home heat to . resulting In $1,000 prop- erty damage but no personallnjury. The mishap occurred on Rt. 62 two and one-half miles south of Pl. Pleasant w h e n a northbound ear driven by John Ramsey, 28, Austin, Georgia. went out of control ~r meetlog another vehicle in a curve, and ran into a creek bed. Arrests recorded at the county jail were: Marie McDade, 46, pt. Pleasant; Harvey Edward Wamsley, 18, Ft. Pleasant; Charles Jr. Fultz, 33, Pt. Pleasant, li';t. CIT-Y ICE .Atf:D .FUEL CO. SHOOTING MATCH &lndey, SPACE. ready to POODLE PUPPIES. AKC Toy SePI: lrt, from 12 to f. Haml TRAILER ritlnlllhre, $'/5 and UD. Stud book up, private, pll!llly of ~~~Coo. ball of llol. ,Sholpns room for ehlldlOII 10 play.' · !01'\'ICe and groomln•. Ph011e oaly, Rutland Amlrlean I.ei!lt-M43. · 11 S tic Pbone -..-. 1-1We Ilion·. Home. 8#-flc --------~----------------------~-------~ Every drop bums clean TEXACO all charged with intoxication; Roy Clyde McDade, 40, pt, Pleasant, peace warrant and Walter Franklin Slephens, 21, Leon, road law violation. A IS-year-old ju- ' 992-5186 \ < 675-2460 L...:M:ID:::,:DL;:;E~PO;:R~T,~0:;,..----~...."""""~·'.....~,,.;,·~--:--··o:.,PT.:..o:.,PL:.iEiiiASA-NTi.loiiiW.iaiVIiiAi.l.. . Hearing wild tales about the cost of electric heatinl? II ytxirc pla nnin" w buiiJ 8 nome. or If *· ~ lfaaoD, . ~ 'I'/UIU. f.IO.Ifc iW'PY HOUR,......, 8pllilcl. lllte aull; 1, to I p.m. - . •' HOBSTETTER REALTY - OEORGE HOBSI EilER ' AFRICAN NIGin'CRAWLERS, POMEROY - 5 rooms, bath, l'OR SALE at .auolloJ! F!idiY Pets For Sale level lot near stores. lllibt; One bOat 11llh l!'aller l'CHNAUZERS, Cocker~, Pood- 60 lor fl, · pteae are 1"'1!er . oYRACUSE - I room brick. WOI'IIIII, due to fact of .... •and !1$ liP EvlDrflde matur. les and Westiel 'While ~ bath, storm doora and wiJ>. ajlonse, 11168 Is my laSt year .Also campi!- ·safety equip. dows, forced alr beat. 3 lev· liM', alJo breedlnil ' - -' ,In lbe !lall buslneia. All ntgbt. . 111111t 1!1111 water P!t. l\41811 Bartalqo Kenoela, Cool.ute, el lola. c:ntjJiei'l must. go In early Aw:llon Servlcio, il.ullantl. 0. 41721. 8-ll.lOie 8S ACRES - Large 7 rooms, Stji. we Jllve utro - . Qldo. . 14'1-llc balh, cellar, barn, well, cis' l!!d ,,_.., ·resl of lbe .... tern, JIIIDtrals. '!'!'~ ' lll!iDU r,n- . JU" pul E&IIL'S BARBER Sl;pp; Ra· .llelp, John Moblel; Leadinll IIBU!N or YIIIGIL TfWI'OIID clm, will. hi cktle!l from • I I c;reet Road, ' Middleport, Ali!IO(l(ATES Sept. 1, lhnlu&b lbe ~lb, open IIYIWlUilB Ohio, Pbone IIUIOI. 11-1.-. ,Friday and Saturday lbe Sib and 71b. ~ VOLKSWAGEN In &ooci coridi. Buslneu S.rviWilL ·DO ._ . , at bo111t U\111; can be ·II 1~ Jlprui,J Avo., or eaJI llliZ Sill RADro AND TV REPAIR, bollse ~. poeloll, pealna, ~t~r ' t-1-ate calli; anlenDa, sale and Jo. . _..,. aJierallonl, . Jill. Fntldle . . Ibn rl!4q. ........; ·~ ..~~·' Wheef Alignment SALES AND SERVICE 5•.55 All'68's Reduced DELIVERED TO ~.,_ Lldlel.,. ' liMe . 'I". I 992-2689 POMEROY, OHIO Busln"• Pomeroy Hcin1e & s.m- breeding ....... . ol 21 dllterent breeds, eallle air- NOfiCPi II!ACJI1Nli]S. rtllalr erov. Authorized Sln•er Sales :-~nd Service. We Sharnen Scissol'!!. S-zt.tfc • Schlrarul ' · •rlne · "!--oJ · HoekltliiiOl'l, Ohio · " io CONT1RA.CTOAS STAT~ ;f'HOHE 667-3370 OF OHIO ••II c.",. ••II WILLIAM E. STIVERS, Ad111iniltrllfor gf the 11tot• of twllle Clor J. 8 . O'BRIEN, AHorn•y for Admr. 8/13 8/20 8/27 9/3 9/10 9117 6tc .....u '"""" Sealed bldll WID be ftOIII.ftlll . , b ..... Lonl leboo1 Deltna . . . . "" Erhcttloa It their cftlce ID U. JDI• l'Jeport Hlth IObDol B1111dtq,. 11111dleport. Obio. 1ft tllrM m ~ ldoOI ..._ 1tldll o'eloek Milia en l•p· !t.- U, -..... 1:! ,...,.., INCWc•ttou for U. - . . te till ,.. ....... ...,. . . tbllllled "' ..u.. lq ~153 or br "WI'lUq W Ill'. LanJ' JforrUoll. lol: • .,, .. -. ......... 'De lleJII LoDIJ lid!IMI 1*tdet J1ttd to NJ4Id ..,. dd J'llltnet tM 1111 Mltee LDCAL RHOCM. DIITIICT 10-011 IOVCA.... aD Ill 1Dt 11"1 (I) I 4&e NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT Con No. 19988 Ertalll ol G•org• H. Kennedr, 0.- c-.. d. Notice 11 hl'rebr giv•n that Clyde E. K1nr111dy of 34917 AmtGpolil St., WoYM, Michig•n h.• bien dul:p a~ point•d EJieCutOf ol thl E1tott ol George H. K11nn1dy, d•c:•o••d, lot• of P0111erar, Mala• Countr, Ohio. CrHitorl or1 .-.q11l11d to flit tl.ir clolml with •old fiduciory within Probote Judg• of "'d Cor.mt:r 1/27 9/3 .9/ 10 3te 1968. PlL 99Z.2U3 No. 6&.695 UNIT PRICE OONTRACT MOTH PROOFING S.oled ptopo•ol• will b11 r•nlv•d thl offici of tt. St11t11 Hiahw•r Dlr•ctor Gl Ohio ColumbUI, Ohio until 10:00 A.hL "Eo•t•rn Darli1ht Soving Tl,..., Tu•adar, S.pt-••r 17, 1968, for ionprOV11111..t1 In: Athlna & Meig1 Countl••, Ohio, an Section MEG·,.6o1.52; ATH-346-o 0.00; A.TH-50.!.70, St•t• Rout• No. U6, U: S. Ro\Jte No. 50 In Coiu~t~& bio Town1hlp, Melgl Count,. oncl LH T own1hlp, Athln1 Countr, b,. gradino, drolni,.g •nd povlng with o•pholt cancr1ta on o b/tumlnov1 oggr11gote bo.e. Pov111Mnt Width-2 of 24 f1at, Projoct L•nljltk-23 ,6611.45 f11at or 4.482 mll ... Worle L•ngth-27,377. 35 Not or S. 185 mtle1 . .,Minlltlvm Wtlgl rahl1 lor thl1 projed hav• bean pr•dater..,Jn~d 01 • r1qvlr~d br 1- ond or1 1111 larth in tl'tl bid propo1al.'" date 11t for compl1tion of thl• worle .n.IJ b• o• ••' forth In the bidding propual." Each bldd1r 1holi b. reoc, lr11d to fi11 with hlr bid a Cllliflad ch1cle for an 0111ount equad to f!yt !!' sem 1f hfe btd but In no svont mora tliOn llln thau1a..l dallort, or a bond lor tin c:llnt of hl1 bid, .po,.abl• ,. hlrior . Bidder• mu1t opplr, on thl prOJ"lr form•, for pr1q110llflcotlon with th11 Hlgkwoy Cred it E•omlrae1, ot Co• lurnbv1, Ohio, at I•••• \ D dGyl Ita• fore thl dotl 1111 to open bld1, Pion• 11nd •pecilicGtiGrtl or1 "" file In the D11portmut of Highwoy1 ond th. Offle• of thl Oivl•lon Otpo utr Olt•ctM. TIM Dh1d01 ••nrvel the right to rej•c:t ony •nd .11 bld1. INFORMATION NEWS AIC CLEANERS MoiiO!i, W. Va. 77~3 presents Edward Moran of san Diego, Is >latting Mr. and Mrs. Ervin Gloeckner. Edward will leave tor Vietnllm on his return caui, to LOCAL REPORTS DAILY AT camp. Mrs. Odessa Swartz and fam.. lly ol Winola >!sited with Mrs. Eula Wolle. A dinner waa held 7:50 A.M. Mon:tay evening in their honor at the home 'iJf Mrs. Wolfe. A~ tending were Vlct.or Wolfe, Kevin and Allee, Racim, Mrs. Jack Ord and tamUy, New Hav~n, aod Mrs. James Lewla 111111 family .. n., , t2 NOON 3 P.M. AND 4:30 P.M. o! Pl. Pleaaant. Mrs, Richard SarMlers ot Web-ster Grove. Missouri, and Mrs. Mlke O'Brian and chlldren of Columbua, spent a week with Mr. 111111 Mrs. Larry O'Brien. Mr. and. MrL Grey Theodore, ..;. Lisa and Todd, of Columbus, spent the weekend with Mr. 111111 Mra. Ra,y Heiney. Llaalllll1 Todd remained tor a week' s visit with ·~Ills, Mr. aDd Mrs. llsin- !f u; .. P E. MASHHERd" 1 • WMPO FlEE STORAGE APD·II21(91 "3· Ml'. and Mrs. Roy Buch alii Pam and J!iend, 111111 Early Roush Keeping Meig~ Gallic and Mason Area Informed As Well As · En1er1ained atteaded u,a~ Ohio ..~. F_a~ ~If"' •• day, DIRECTOR Ernest Hutton was called to 8/ 27 9/ 3 2tc North~~> due 10 the death o! his brother, James Hutton. a former resident or the Fairview com- Apple Grove munlb'. Funeral services were News, Events . BY MRS. HERBERT IJOUSII A btrbecue dinner waa held at the home of Mrs. Lella ~ inson Saturday evenlrw in honor of Frank Rifile, who wlll leave ln October for a yeAr's duty ln Vietnam. Attending were Mr. and Mrs. Max ~er, Tommy, Steve, Mark, Debby and Lar~ ry of PeMsyl~ta, Dorot.hy Rlf... ne or Columbua, Mr. aDd Mrs. Robert Payne and children· of Cle~taDd, Mr. and Mra. Frank RllDe and children ol Rldcltfl', Ky. , Mr. 111111 Mrs. Don RIMe held at the WaughoHa]ley-Wood Funeral Home ~th hderment In Ohio Valley Memorial Gar· dona Monlt.Y at GaUipo]ls. Raymord Adams will leave Frida)' for Warren, after spem.. ire the swnmer vacation with hla parents, Mr. and Mrs. MarlhaU Adams. Mr. 111111 Mrs. John ~ accompanied by their daughter, Beverly 111111 Mrs. Ida ~ are >laitlrwt In Chicago with the former's sister. Mrs. Ida Stobart wUl remain tor an ln:Je1lnite visit. Mr. and Mrs. Russell Roush are buil.dilw: a new home on their p~erty at Fairview. Mrs. Edra Jones and Mrs. · Audrey Sheppherd or Akron, visit.. eel the latter's brother, Mr. and Mro. Ra,y Heipey. Mrs. Eula Wolle and ramtJy • tlaitnd Friday evening with Fred Roush of san HOI Road, W. VL, 111111 heli>ed him celebrate his 8111h birthday. aDd Melissa Clarl~ Mr. 111111 Mrs. Daniel Riffle arwJ. chlldren of Racine, and Mr. and MrL James Rlfft.e and children or LetarL Mr. and Mrs. Larry Bl4aeiJ' 111111 Daney of Wa~, D. C., are 'liolti~ Mr. 111111 Mra. Erwin Gtoeckpor. Mr& Gloeckner Ia a paUeat at Hol>or llolptlll. Harry Allen 111111 Jameo Rulli are medical pa'llellla at Velet'ana Memorial HOIPiiaL 66 BUICK - • • • • • ·$1995 L•Salare ; Dr. s.clon. One local owner. PS,· PB & AT. Shorp · car. 66 GAL AXlE - • • $1895 ''500.. Conv, C,.. One of FOrd"• flnett and this aM ia ••"• nlc•· Dark blue fl,... i1h with white fOJI. 65 MUST AHG • • • • ·$1195 CoM. 6 c,l. atd. af.lft. One cor.ful local ow.,.r. For Sale BLAETTNARS 7 ROOMS AND BATH, ONE 2-3 ACREs. QUARTER MILE FROM .POMEROY CORPOR· • ATION LiMiTs. CALL WEEKENDSONLYf92..2969. ;~~~=~:: """"1 or tr1.m1 'Coolyl)Je. · .· ., •u~~~e BUICK PONTIAC GMC TRUCKS Ph. 992-2143 POWteroy, Ohi• you r "p r..:-..cn[ h ..:~ui ng , ,,.em ·· ·~· W, COMPTON,O.D. ' . :..Of'TME1lJSt Jlc"ll be happy to cKp lain why over 1.-WO famil icl' on ou r In~~ ha\"..: ~wttcht-J to llamelt'"l'!i elect ri c heat They got thot facts on CO!<t, ~k;mlmc~.., " Then they irutalled C:k'C tnc heat. 1:"11! BLAETTNA SAVE SPACE Controet Solll U.,al Capr hea t inJt ~fi'!Cia h< t talk wuh you. No obllWttiOil, of c~ r!i<! 1 Don"t !inlllest H- Co~ C•lut~tln,•, Ohio Autu•t 16, 1968 llf •ld•r at 1914 N. Sth Str11tt, St . Pat.,,, MlnM1oto; and thl unlenown hllra, d•vl1e11, l~ote11, odmlnl•trGtor•L.•••eutors ofNELLIE CLAY'y SALLI~· LA THEY, £LV A LATHE STILES, ESTA LA.THEY GRAVES, EMMER LATHEY, SAMUEL LATHEY MARY LA THEY NELSON AND SARAH A. WESTFALL, oil d•cto•td will tofte notin that WILLIAM E. STIVERS, oclrr~lni•trCJior of thl ••tot• of Nelli• Cloy_. d1c ., on the ht doy of Autull, 1908 filed hi• p1fi• tion In thll ProLat1 Court within ortd fot thl County of Meig• ond Stat• of Ohio oll~tlnt thct it I• n•ce1ury to thl raol 11ttot1 owned by to Nelli• Clar, d1c . to pay thl d•bt• of uid Hllli• Cloy; •old raol ••· tGtt hein' d"crib1d 01 follow•: SitUGted in thl Vlllot• of Harrl •onvil .. , T.wn•hip o1 Scipio, tr_ of Mti,l, halng town loll II~, 16, 17 11nd 1 in Wi11on'• & ln•lrt' • Ad. dillon to tt. Villov• of H•rri111n• vlll•t •o•• and •~~:capt U¥1n fMt off ot the ngrth 1id• of town lot IUS. The pror•r of 1oid petition II for d11t1rmlnotion of tho righll, tnter111t, ond ll1n1 of thl def1ndont1 ond IIUthority to IOid '"' ttfOfl to @!:IY debt1. The pgr1on1 liflt obov1 mantl~~n~d will furthllr tole• rtotict that thtv ho..,. ll••n mode patti•• defudont to 11id p~titlon lrnd thot they or• r•qulrld to on•w•r thl 101111 on or before the 12 do"r of Octoll•r. 1968 . Ootid Augu•t 7, 1968. From llie Lorcell Trucll or Bullibser Rac!Wor To Tho DEPARTMENT OF HIGHWAYS service an make•. WY 22284. 'Mte F'abrlc S'tol>. Porn· Month•· lllallation. John Harrison, 701 four Dotldthla 201h day ofAugu1t BroadWay st., Mlddleporl, F. H•. o•aRJEN pboae 1112 '"' 7-14-tfe · CURTrSs . . E. ..... EXPEIIENCED IHittwSenlct SOOrt necJ.., to be rcp lm:cJ , call or write: the Electric CQITif,u ny unJ ask that u anJ ' 69 MODELS AYAILARE PHONE 992.2094 OHIO PALLET CO• lnsur1nce Office-- The Mason Count.Y Sheriff's department investigated a one car accident • ·EYINRUDE . ~ 1968 STEREO. Lovely walnut AUTOMOBILE Insurance beeo eontJOie with AM & FM radio, cancelled? Loot your operalautomatic lloaUng turn table, or's license? Call 992-2968. tako over payments of $5.21 6 15 Ue per month or pay balance due, f11UJ. Thill set oold · LEGAL NOTICE MAUDE DUVALL, who •a•ld•• ot much ~lgher, lry, It In your S. R1g1r111, Pon~ono, Collfornlo, home, call 992-2831,. 8-27-4tc 730 91766; SARAH BETZING, who rl- fltelr ' $5.00 PER TON 8-zt.lfc SEWTNG STEREO AM & FM, 1968 model console, will aelJ on pay. vtce omcer 11111llla ln.: edu- . Forlent ments of $5 per month or wUI : catlonal beneflll, vocailonal EFFICIENCY two bedroom ·' HQUSE on Hamnton. Sl, corsell for f85 e..h. Try II In ' rehabllllallon lor tllllbl~ lllrillllled apw1DlWI, Plio• ner lot, phone 111!1-51111 or 111!1your home. can 992-UM. · veterans, Sick betlellll, aid 111!1-~. HUe ·Wf. IJ.I-11< • '8-27-41c · lor depoDdenl ehlldreD, bUf. lal allowances, G.l. LOam. FURNISHED and ~ bolpli8J eare, denlll bln!QII, ajilrlmellll. Cloae to ICbool. , SPECIAL STEREO, 11168 J!:lrly Real Estete For Sale Ainerlelln lllfreo radio eom· dillabiUIY beneDII, flap~ ·lor ·· Pl!one IIIUI3i. · 11J.l8-llc hbiatlmi. Beatitrful oolld state O'BRIEN II CROW caokilll, beldlltJDeS: eto. You unit. wtth • speed cbanger. REALTY COMPANY ean be sure U I do not have TRAILER SPACE, all atillltel Pay balance of tlf9.12 or mon. MIDDLEPORT - 1\lo Story, 2 ~vallable. InqUire Ill llufber. lbe iDs..- here I ..ul lei II bedrooDII, wtth NEW bath, hot ry alter 3 or 5 p.m. Write P•. lhly paymenta of M. Also for yw. Houri MtiDday IbN repossesoed ateeo In water tenk, sink, furnace and Frldl1 I Ia 4, Saturday 8 WI 0. 11os 125 P<J.mei'O)'. $:211-Ue ~••• walqlf eeblnel, f speaker floor covering. $4,1W.OO. noon. ·IOWICI 4 speed dual POMEROY - I story, 3 bedYour lrlen!l In lime ol FURNISHED GARAGE • • ,. YOlume system, control. Balance ol rooms, bath, modem ldtcben · . ment on Lincoln HID. U~ need 111.11 or monthly paymenll and dinin g area, patio. hard· Olen A. .Tolmloli ·', paid; ldulll, Ollly. l'hol!e liDof $5. Pbone 1112-3218. IJ.I.ate •• $-lf4(c wood floors, an eseellent buy. )lelgs County Velstml '10,5110.00. ~ <iiDcer 11014 CoUrt St.. l'omeii>J THREE ROOM IUrnlilied aput:. FIVE ROOM· bouse, close 10 RACINE - Z story, 4 bedrooDII, ment, pboue 99&5910. 8-25-Uc toWn;' hoopltal and school In 1\lo baths, 3 nice Iota, cliiSO . l2Utc . . ....... , ... "· .... Pom~,· Pbone 1112-2271. a tb StibodB, going'&! .IOj!iOD.Dtl:' 'l'JIAILER LOTS. Bob'a .Mol!lle ' •• "': • . IJ.1-6tt Apartment FM' Rent HENRY CLELAND Court, Syrlcuse, Ohio Gil Stale - Uqu... WIUiam Hamm, Mid· tillr$ l!AMm.ER In gClOd Rt. IM, PbQne 89Uitll dleporl. 8-2NOip Ret. • •• . 8-U-tfc diUon, l!hooe ltZ-2271. IJ.I.elt IH0-310 THE OURS REUNION WlU be · . Sept. I, at Rock Spr1np Fair FURNISHED TWO BEDROOM . APARTMENT, Mid~ · ~7·. CHEVROtET, Phone Muon ~....alp phoDe mmt. , k-lie ·. 7'1s-s312 Muoufler 8 BP _Super Ave. , son, 1:46 p.m. Sunday; Mrs. James F. Melton, Buffalo, W. Va.; daughter, 2:ord 614-992·2181 flit, Portlaud. ll famfiiM, ,our Mo1P . CGunl1 Veterlllll Sa"lee Ofllcer Ja ·a lruo lrlen!l of 8111. velftji'l llmily, be belpo lbe elclt wleran set 1Dio lbe bolpllal, be belpo widOW. obtalll ' eouqien. litlon and any other· ~ 011, your Melp .Count)' . Ser· Mrs. CarJ E. James, Rt. 2 Crown City, daughter, 9:49 a.m. saturday; Mrs. William G. Fannin, Wellston, daughter, 8;08 a.m. Sundayi Mrs. Gerald M. Truesdale, 109 Sec- Call Pomeroy POTAroES. WATERMELON!!. phone 843-2251 Clarence Prof. ·;, •~~. Results: ' Mlnl11um Diamotor 2 ln. Minimu11 Lonoth 4 fHi KENNEBEC Potatoes, Charles 1 mlton, Portland. 8-21J.25tc t-J.1to .. N~ TO . ALL Veteran~ . and '' loloxiiiUII Dlom- 10 ln. ;,. Marsarel ChristY, vtrd (llld ~ Wood and .(Jeraldine Hawk. •I ,; Business Serv.ices ROUND WOOD ALL SPECIES . , . . . • .,..,; • . ; • • ·• • Sadlyl)ltssedbywlle Letha and lill ehlldren, TRACK·TESTED . AT 120 M.P.H. WANTED I . ,, , Wood, who pused .. away 3 yean ago, Sept. S, · IIIIi. .. "J , . " ' ' • ,. , I ' •••• ~ ......... ....... ,., ,.,.,.., tamB ,. · '' t:aoor. ..............,., . ... .......... wwrtl . ... ' ....... ADI . . ····"· 'lA"•• Jliab Pooler- . . ·· llldo t;r~, ~o;·t~; Ov8rb!uf'ftnlab. ~I!<N .,... . . ,.Jill wlltlhli 11 _,. 11. ' 1 tAU ,.. TttAifKI &'- MIT\IA.Y ti.H ,, . N . . . •lliiiiiWI It, · ·wtithlnfl •··. •' • •• ~~ . OllEY. I .... ,_, W'tNtM ....,...._ MlPIWIUM CM. .-1111 ·,. II ......... ww6tlt.......... ttQ II'MrlkM. . . 11 Hfttt'~ WHII •II: r II ullw ,_rtiMI. ·. .. . . " . 2 S!9fiS, r·: · '• :·. " T. f · ' :.: air~': ,:,MQ,~r \~ ~·~:. :, .; . ."'........ -................ ·-~ :r-=n.,...tw..,. =~·=--'·~· .._. ,..., ,.. ...... ,.. ............... HaVen: Michael . L. Roach, Maaon; Mrs. Ethel . L. Shadle, Southside, W. VL ~ · William Boston, Rt. 2 Letart; PT. PLEASANT - venile was arrested on charges ol shop-lifting. ' 1 Wll lie II IPfMI ..a· f ..., flir . Dey .. Plllilltl ... In Car Accident !lmday - HAIILIMII ' I· "·11- Dey .. Vltus HarUey~Sr., Pt. PleasN. Kirby, SSO'h lleoond A"-; ~ ant; )lerlda D. Stover, Rt. 1 Mrs. James T, Short, ;Q~ , Apjl]e Growe; Mrs. Donald Fourth Aw.; Mra. ~· "Parl H, Cheesebrew, Rt. 1 Pt. PleasBeane, · ~; Mr.a. ~n~ ~ ­ ant; Mrs. Billie E. Grueser, J. Halley, Lower RJver Rd.-; .Rt. 1 Minersville; Andrea ,C. Mrs. John I. Leadman, Rt. ·1 Riggs, Pomeroy; Mrs. Esther Bidwell; Mrs. Clrl 'E. James, F. Kissel, Middleport; Mrs. Rt 2 Crown City; Lloyd N, PhUiip D. Radford, Rt. 3PomRi~. Rt. 2 Vlntoo; Everett eroy; Howard E. Parker, Rt.. C. Cook, Rt. 2 Vlhton; Willie 1 Lo~ Bottom; RQl' L. Blake, Smith, Galllpolia; Harold M.' Rt. I Middleport; Stella S. Russell, Rt. 1 Bidwell; Mrs, Neutzling, Pomeroy; Mrs. AI~ Thomas ·· E. Guthrie, Rt. 2 lan Lambert, Syracuse; Mrs. Bidwell; Mrs. Joseph C. Cklir C. · Culp, Ravenawood; Vanco, Rt. 1 Thurman; Mlsa Mrs. Thomas E. Fleming, Teddy E. Berry, Rt I BldRaceland, Ky.; Mrs. Robert we11; Miss AnnE. Darnbrough, PLEASANT VALLEY HOSPITAL ADMITIED: Mrs. George . INN!Iiitli'TI. . '., misled by wild tab about co~ t! Get 11U the f11c tsl Then you'll want tv join the runk s of · tt~ 1.¥10 warm, l)appy homeownerS who alfColit.ly w How Special An ! Mr& Gerakl M. Truesdell, 109 second· Ave.; Mrs. JUlia PT. PLEASANT - Kenneth N• !!bow was granted a divorce !rom Elizabeth 9oow In Mason County Circuit Court and the plaintiff was granted care and custody or their tnrant children. The action or Freda E. Newell vs. Roy Newell was dismiss.. of mogic . . . mogic that is yours with just a yard or r -1 na M. Myera,527Second:Ave.; 7 Point Pleasant Junior H i g h school has the largest enroll Pf, PLEASANT - Mr. and ment with 969 pupils and in the Mrs. Maurice Ma.Yes ot ~­ eJementary schools, Ordnance dle Road; Mr. and Mrs. Kenschool is the greatest with 546 neth Pridemore and children ol pupil!. Camp Conley; Mr. and M r s . The three county high schools James H. Call and children of enrollment is as follows : Han- Ft. Pleasant, spent the weeknan High, 176; pt. Pleasant High, end in Millersport, Ohio, where 781; Wahama Jr. and Sr. High, they attended the Com Festival 729 . on Frida..v and Saturday . Smith reported all teaching poMr. Todd Mayes, teacher at sitions have been filled with the Kyger Creek High School, reexception of a physical educa- turned Sunday from a t h r e e tion instructor at Wahama High months st.<cy in Paris, France School. where he attended the Sorbonne University tor six weeks then toured France. While abroad Mr. Mayes also visited in London, England, Switzerland, Portugal and ~aln . Mr. and Mrs. James Mourning and children ol Columbus, Ohio, and Mr. and Mrs. David Walters and children ol St. Albans, W, Va. spent the holiday weekend at the home or M r s. Mourning and Mr. Walters' parents, Mr. and Mrs. Tom Walters or Mason Blvd. .• You won' t be Bul!alo. loses "Pupils your All'tomobile Insurance. ',. Ch~ar~~le~s~C~.1~~·.iJ·.bt Mrs. 2145 Eastern Ave.; Mason County bettor-than-avoraao hlah IChoal or collea• studont, yw 1 P...... f92.2.N6 114 Court St. ~ lipolis Ferry. or I · ·~· :t; ~!:,~:ft,;T· '· Wa,~. l )ing · w ~p. t f\ds Brmg,l'.,p Graefe ... __..,,_ I River Rd.; otls'•Pitchoo Conference .is Scheduled The final public session of ' •, i-r;J.: · hea t t h e llumelcsl' electric wa y C ull the ~kctnc C.u rnpu.n y ut H ~ll in Columbu ... ( )utl'iJ ..: of Colurilbu.. , Call c.)ur ncarc"t i' ' ;~ ·'-"~. '' ' ' 1.: :-.;ir(ll%, 2' TO 5 (CLOSE AT NOON OM EAST cobiiT ST., POMEROY ' �,, ·'.( ' .( •.· '• 1~ the Federal abatement wa~ ing. He may then forward t h e board's findings aOO recommen.. dations to the States Involved and to the parties res_ponsJble the omctal conferees will be for alleged sources ot Interstate given an opportuilit,y to commenL air pollution and again nx a time The initial public se ssions of schedule for compliance. Jtabate-the conference were held July ment measures stiU are not tak.. en, be may ask the Attorney Gen23-2S in Ironton, Ohio. Official participants in the con- eral to initiate action in U.S. ference are the Deparunent of courts. William H. Megonnell, ACti~ Health, Education, arm Welfare, the Ohio A.ir Pollution Control Associate C.ommissioner of the Board, the Kentucky Air Pollu- National Air PoUution Control tion Control Commission, and Administration, Js the Presidt11e West Virginia Air Pollution ing Officer of the Conference. The geographical area in~olved Commission. in the proceedings consists of The proposed recommeOOaLawrence County a n d Green tions will be forwarded to the Township In Ohio; Greenup al"ll Secretary of Health, Education, Boyd Counties in Kentuckyj and and Welfare, who is empowerWayne and Cabell Counties in ed to issue his own recommenWes t Virginia. dations ror abatement and fix a time schec:k.ile tor compliaace. If adequate progress Is not made in the prescribed time, he m8.)' appoint a board of five or more persons to hold a public hearbe formulated in an executive seaalon September 12 and the mornl._ or September 13 will be pubHcb proposed. Each or confer~ ence on interstate air pollution in the Ironton, Ohio ~ Ashland, Kentucky - Huntington, We st Vir· Kini.a melropolitan area will be held September 13 in the conference room of the Holiday Inn, South Poinl, Ohio at 2 p.m. At this session, recommendations for abatement, which will Mrs. Miller 't· Ins ,....... Pateolts · on~,yd_;. ;~7"i;;;JiJJi Returns H0 ffi e \ 'r ,, !' Mrs. Myron R. Miller has re- ' turned home from Grafton, W, Va., where she was caJled by the illness and death of her mother, Mrs. Lillian F. Woodard. .I' Mrs. Woodard, 71, died Aug. 25 at Grafton City Hospital. Besides Mrs. Miller, she is sur"'ived by two otAer daughters, \Irs. J. R. ( Amellta) Taylor of Beis terstown, Md., and Mrs. Robert (Gertrude) Ziegler of Fairless Hill, Pa. , and a son, Frank W, De vlirL Also sur vhing ar e 10 grandchildren and four greatgrandchildrel\ Funeral !Servicl'S were held Aug. 28 at the Bartlett FWleral Home with the Hev. H. Edgar Suite officiating. Burial was in Bluemont CemeterJ. Mason Sheriff Wahama, Buffalo Releases Report ,, If .,, Oflllllor of your car Is moy qoelify for bia Sl'linp .., Tie 7-7 PT. PLEASANT - The activity report oC the Mason COWlty g.erlff' s department for the MASON - Host Bu!falo ralmonth of August har; been relied late in the last period LO pla,y leased by Sheriff George John" the Wahama Wlrlte Falcons to a son shoWing the department trav - 7-7 tie Saturday night. eled 6,597 miles; investigated Coach Grant Barnett>sFalcons 14 accidents resulting in injury jumped oil to a 7 ..0 advantage to three persons and arrested when Gary Clark scored for the 10 drivers involved with proper" visitors in the second period on cy damage estimated at $7,047 ; a one yard carry and J o n e s made 18 other misdemeanor ar booted the extra point. rests and two felony arrests; Buffalo, however, came back investigated three breaking and for the tie by driving 65 yards enterings; recovered stolen prop- to pa.,ydirt with two minutes left erty valued at $25; served 97 in the contest. Donnie Jolms carcourt papers both crimlnai ried the pigskin into the end zone and civil actions; received 8 for Buffalo and then Rudy Raynes warrants and served 7; trans- toed the extra point to deadlock ported 1 prlsmer and two men- the contest. tal patients and OOoked 50 perWahama wiU open its h o m e . sons in the count.Y jail during schedule this Friday night playing the month . host to the Melgs Marauders in a game expected to draw a large audience. By Quartets : 0 7 0 0 - 7 Wahama Siate Auto Mutual offers 1 BOOD STUDENT DISCOUNT 11nain1 up to 25%. Wt1wrltforfullflldt. Davis-Warn. Ills. -...... T•U ,... ~~*• •bout rour IOOD STUDENT DISCOONT ,_.,, Pf. PLEASANT - The Masoo County school enrollment for the current school term is 5,968, according to Mason Coun- cy School iilpt. L B r 0 0 k s Smith. The enrollment showed a county-wide loss of 48 pupils from the 1967 school en- roilment. , 0007 - Wahama, Clark, 1 yd. r u n; Jones, EP on Kick; D.dralo, Johns, 2 yd. run; Raynes, EP on Kick. People Attend Corn Festi•va1 Grants Divoree • .• • • ........ • •• wonderful fabric bolt, bolt of fabric is 30 yards when you ,_. the for fall we hav~ ritht now! ;. I two . Imagine th• things you can male.• . . . the fvn you can hove! Natural or "'an·mod• . .. u• them all here today! '~ Jo ed by order signed by J u d g e James Lee 1bompson. l ' l THE FABRIC SHOP ·• '·· 115 W. $~COND " POMEROY, 0 992·2334 Anthony w. Remy,.RI-1 OlesbIre; James S. Porter, IV, Rt. , l Galllpo]la; Mrs. WUUam L. Ball, tfew WA.., M > Sokas, New Haven; Mrs. Lester Ross, Pt. Pleasant; Donald Carroll, Radford, Va.; Mrs. Ann a Browning, Pt. Pleasant; Jease Legg, Leon; Mrs. Fril'l Bonecutter, Pt. Pleasant; Mrs. Kenneth Rollins. Letart; Willie See, GalDISCHARGED: Ra,y lUll, Leon; Herman Wriston, New H a v e n; Richard Henderson, Pl Pleasant; 9.asan Harrison, Pt. Pleasant; Gregory Selby, Apple Grove; Mrs. Charles Martin and daughter, Gallipolis F'erry; Willard Luckeydoo, Ft. Pleasant; Dennis Foreman, Pt. Pleasant; Mrs. Marcus McDaniel, Pt. Pleasant; Mrs. Lawrence Wolfe and son, Letart; Mrs. Maude Cottrill, Leon; Mrs. Ethel Fry, Letart; Patricia Hudson, Ft. Pleasant; John Hill, Cottageville; Mrs. Lorain Rogers , Henderson; Mrs. James Barker, Glenwood; Mrs. Russell Cummins and daughter, Racine. BffiTHS: Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Rollins, Letart, a daughter; Mr. and Mrs. Lester Ross, Pt.. Pleasant, s son; Dr. and Mrs. Geor ge Sokas, New Haven, a daughter. No One Injured The Gulf of Mexico has one small tide a day. Occasion Really Is-Send FLOWERS Ffom -DUDLEYS FLORIST 59 !I· ,2nd A.. , 992·5560 loiiDDLI!PORT wn. Pillll1ilf.... c............ ~ ....... lllctt...W.. ..:.. r r u-. < pull*' dl Ml . ·-· · ' OP~ICI ,:"'U · . · t . ·.. ~.:.~ - ·. ~~ •.~.r-:.. ; .. \: ' lnMem jN MEMORY . of our"'lear hili- '• balld and father. Marl\)11 ,aboutit!~' K. Burwell, Hubert, N. C. i Mrs. William G. Fannin, Wellston; Loren J. Kinsel, Rt. 1 Wellstonj H. Richard Gaston, Athens; Mrs. Richard L. Jordan. Dundas; Henry E. S t e w a r t, st. Clalr.svill.e; James ll St.urglll, Sr., Rt. 3 Jackson; Mrs. Douglas R. Adams, Rt. 3 Jackson; Mrs. Letha RileY, Athl!lnsj Robert D. Remy, Hamden; Mi's. Nan. nie J , Bricker, RL 1 Pedro; Steven M. Bowers. Robertsburg, W. Va.; Miss Pamela E. Davis, Rt. 3 Ironton; Mrs. Orville 0 , GrDOOJs, Racine. \ \ jl'. ,' ' · p . , , . ' ·. · · . · : :· .omenw· ·. r ' ~ ® . . ·~ •. , .... ' ' II' BEL• AJR..., o • ~!l o • •*• o l o o • 16,000 mllo~ by ~ ~· *"" ,..,_, va •till•. • . .•,_ llltlt W:~· ' 66 CHEVE~ ...... .• · ·~ · ~' · ~~~ . · •• ~I -·~99~· · t Door HT, tocal......t, ldli ~oar, btlaellalll>);..;tcldlw lrolerl«, ,......,., ~l!.e - , V8, ~to. trano., P,S., · radio 111111Jidt.F. · li!M GMC PICKIJj' •••• , , , , •••••••••• •• •~ tl195 .. a · Ft. Fleotelde, .,.. tlrea, 6. eyL Oiwtoo. Priced bdoof, .,....kel prlc~ , • Pomeroy MOtor Co. ONN WIS. 8:00 P.M. POMeaov.~lo "·1: - I IDRTHS zro ZAG sewing 52 p.m. Sunday; Mrs. Jack D. Harbert, Pt. Pleasant, son, 1:33 a. in. Monday; Mrs. Douglas R. Adants, Rt. 3 Jackson, son, 5: 10 a.m. Monday; Mrs. Thomas E. Guthrie, Rt. 2 Bidwell, daughter, 6:59 l).m. Monday, •• blah partormanct t1111 made for today's sports action ud' • For hlsh speed. hlsh miiiQt motorists. • Tllck·lested II 0'111' 120 mPh Ia keep you ~feubly llflll60. · • Special 116-ben stabilize tire II hlah DISCHARGES Robert A. Bennett, Mrs. Char .. les A. Bertsch, Mrs. NaMie J. MOORE'S speeds ••• less distortion. • Wet or dry, otop, start and eomer fast and safe wilh traction slots and· wido ribs. ~,f!1114-UIY,nrillll cord ~n:;wc1iiX\_____ _ Bricker. Mrs. Lewis C. ClppelIa,r.l~ C_h.~Jeli D. Creel, Mrs. T~eoclore Croy~ Mrs. fJharles H. F rye, Mrs. William C. Jackson, maehlne. 1968 salesman's deiiiOIIB1ntor. Makes fancy atllehing etc. WU1 sacrifice for 9 payments of f8 or $48 eaah. Phone 9922831. l-27-41c 124 W. MAIN POMEROY PHONE 99~·2848 J..TJW}~· ~; ~ ~ Trust your home heat to . resulting In $1,000 prop- erty damage but no personallnjury. The mishap occurred on Rt. 62 two and one-half miles south of Pl. Pleasant w h e n a northbound ear driven by John Ramsey, 28, Austin, Georgia. went out of control ~r meetlog another vehicle in a curve, and ran into a creek bed. Arrests recorded at the county jail were: Marie McDade, 46, pt. Pleasant; Harvey Edward Wamsley, 18, Ft. Pleasant; Charles Jr. Fultz, 33, Pt. Pleasant, li';t. CIT-Y ICE .Atf:D .FUEL CO. SHOOTING MATCH &lndey, SPACE. ready to POODLE PUPPIES. AKC Toy SePI: lrt, from 12 to f. Haml TRAILER ritlnlllhre, $'/5 and UD. Stud book up, private, pll!llly of ~~~Coo. ball of llol. ,Sholpns room for ehlldlOII 10 play.' · !01'\'ICe and groomln•. Ph011e oaly, Rutland Amlrlean I.ei!lt-M43. · 11 S tic Pbone -..-. 1-1We Ilion·. Home. 8#-flc --------~----------------------~-------~ Every drop bums clean TEXACO all charged with intoxication; Roy Clyde McDade, 40, pt, Pleasant, peace warrant and Walter Franklin Slephens, 21, Leon, road law violation. A IS-year-old ju- ' 992-5186 \ < 675-2460 L...:M:ID:::,:DL;:;E~PO;:R~T,~0:;,..----~...."""""~·'.....~,,.;,·~--:--··o:.,PT.:..o:.,PL:.iEiiiASA-NTi.loiiiW.iaiVIiiAi.l.. . Hearing wild tales about the cost of electric heatinl? II ytxirc pla nnin" w buiiJ 8 nome. or If *· ~ lfaaoD, . ~ 'I'/UIU. f.IO.Ifc iW'PY HOUR,......, 8pllilcl. lllte aull; 1, to I p.m. - . •' HOBSTETTER REALTY - OEORGE HOBSI EilER ' AFRICAN NIGin'CRAWLERS, POMEROY - 5 rooms, bath, l'OR SALE at .auolloJ! F!idiY Pets For Sale level lot near stores. lllibt; One bOat 11llh l!'aller l'CHNAUZERS, Cocker~, Pood- 60 lor fl, · pteae are 1"'1!er . oYRACUSE - I room brick. WOI'IIIII, due to fact of .... •and !1$ liP EvlDrflde matur. les and Westiel 'While ~ bath, storm doora and wiJ>. ajlonse, 11168 Is my laSt year .Also campi!- ·safety equip. dows, forced alr beat. 3 lev· liM', alJo breedlnil ' - -' ,In lbe !lall buslneia. All ntgbt. . 111111t 1!1111 water P!t. l\41811 Bartalqo Kenoela, Cool.ute, el lola. c:ntjJiei'l must. go In early Aw:llon Servlcio, il.ullantl. 0. 41721. 8-ll.lOie 8S ACRES - Large 7 rooms, Stji. we Jllve utro - . Qldo. . 14'1-llc balh, cellar, barn, well, cis' l!!d ,,_.., ·resl of lbe .... tern, JIIIDtrals. '!'!'~ ' lll!iDU r,n- . JU" pul E&IIL'S BARBER Sl;pp; Ra· .llelp, John Moblel; Leadinll IIBU!N or YIIIGIL TfWI'OIID clm, will. hi cktle!l from • I I c;reet Road, ' Middleport, Ali!IO(l(ATES Sept. 1, lhnlu&b lbe ~lb, open IIYIWlUilB Ohio, Pbone IIUIOI. 11-1.-. ,Friday and Saturday lbe Sib and 71b. ~ VOLKSWAGEN In &ooci coridi. Buslneu S.rviWilL ·DO ._ . , at bo111t U\111; can be ·II 1~ Jlprui,J Avo., or eaJI llliZ Sill RADro AND TV REPAIR, bollse ~. poeloll, pealna, ~t~r ' t-1-ate calli; anlenDa, sale and Jo. . _..,. aJierallonl, . Jill. Fntldle . . Ibn rl!4q. ........; ·~ ..~~·' Wheef Alignment SALES AND SERVICE 5•.55 All'68's Reduced DELIVERED TO ~.,_ Lldlel.,. ' liMe . 'I". I 992-2689 POMEROY, OHIO Busln"• Pomeroy Hcin1e & s.m- breeding ....... . ol 21 dllterent breeds, eallle air- NOfiCPi II!ACJI1Nli]S. rtllalr erov. Authorized Sln•er Sales :-~nd Service. We Sharnen Scissol'!!. S-zt.tfc • Schlrarul ' · •rlne · "!--oJ · HoekltliiiOl'l, Ohio · " io CONT1RA.CTOAS STAT~ ;f'HOHE 667-3370 OF OHIO ••II c.",. ••II WILLIAM E. STIVERS, Ad111iniltrllfor gf the 11tot• of twllle Clor J. 8 . O'BRIEN, AHorn•y for Admr. 8/13 8/20 8/27 9/3 9/10 9117 6tc .....u '"""" Sealed bldll WID be ftOIII.ftlll . , b ..... Lonl leboo1 Deltna . . . . "" Erhcttloa It their cftlce ID U. JDI• l'Jeport Hlth IObDol B1111dtq,. 11111dleport. Obio. 1ft tllrM m ~ ldoOI ..._ 1tldll o'eloek Milia en l•p· !t.- U, -..... 1:! ,...,.., INCWc•ttou for U. - . . te till ,.. ....... ...,. . . tbllllled "' ..u.. lq ~153 or br "WI'lUq W Ill'. LanJ' JforrUoll. lol: • .,, .. -. ......... 'De lleJII LoDIJ lid!IMI 1*tdet J1ttd to NJ4Id ..,. dd J'llltnet tM 1111 Mltee LDCAL RHOCM. DIITIICT 10-011 IOVCA.... aD Ill 1Dt 11"1 (I) I 4&e NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT Con No. 19988 Ertalll ol G•org• H. Kennedr, 0.- c-.. d. Notice 11 hl'rebr giv•n that Clyde E. K1nr111dy of 34917 AmtGpolil St., WoYM, Michig•n h.• bien dul:p a~ point•d EJieCutOf ol thl E1tott ol George H. K11nn1dy, d•c:•o••d, lot• of P0111erar, Mala• Countr, Ohio. CrHitorl or1 .-.q11l11d to flit tl.ir clolml with •old fiduciory within Probote Judg• of "'d Cor.mt:r 1/27 9/3 .9/ 10 3te 1968. PlL 99Z.2U3 No. 6&.695 UNIT PRICE OONTRACT MOTH PROOFING S.oled ptopo•ol• will b11 r•nlv•d thl offici of tt. St11t11 Hiahw•r Dlr•ctor Gl Ohio ColumbUI, Ohio until 10:00 A.hL "Eo•t•rn Darli1ht Soving Tl,..., Tu•adar, S.pt-••r 17, 1968, for ionprOV11111..t1 In: Athlna & Meig1 Countl••, Ohio, an Section MEG·,.6o1.52; ATH-346-o 0.00; A.TH-50.!.70, St•t• Rout• No. U6, U: S. Ro\Jte No. 50 In Coiu~t~& bio Town1hlp, Melgl Count,. oncl LH T own1hlp, Athln1 Countr, b,. gradino, drolni,.g •nd povlng with o•pholt cancr1ta on o b/tumlnov1 oggr11gote bo.e. Pov111Mnt Width-2 of 24 f1at, Projoct L•nljltk-23 ,6611.45 f11at or 4.482 mll ... Worle L•ngth-27,377. 35 Not or S. 185 mtle1 . .,Minlltlvm Wtlgl rahl1 lor thl1 projed hav• bean pr•dater..,Jn~d 01 • r1qvlr~d br 1- ond or1 1111 larth in tl'tl bid propo1al.'" date 11t for compl1tion of thl• worle .n.IJ b• o• ••' forth In the bidding propual." Each bldd1r 1holi b. reoc, lr11d to fi11 with hlr bid a Cllliflad ch1cle for an 0111ount equad to f!yt !!' sem 1f hfe btd but In no svont mora tliOn llln thau1a..l dallort, or a bond lor tin c:llnt of hl1 bid, .po,.abl• ,. hlrior . Bidder• mu1t opplr, on thl prOJ"lr form•, for pr1q110llflcotlon with th11 Hlgkwoy Cred it E•omlrae1, ot Co• lurnbv1, Ohio, at I•••• \ D dGyl Ita• fore thl dotl 1111 to open bld1, Pion• 11nd •pecilicGtiGrtl or1 "" file In the D11portmut of Highwoy1 ond th. Offle• of thl Oivl•lon Otpo utr Olt•ctM. TIM Dh1d01 ••nrvel the right to rej•c:t ony •nd .11 bld1. INFORMATION NEWS AIC CLEANERS MoiiO!i, W. Va. 77~3 presents Edward Moran of san Diego, Is >latting Mr. and Mrs. Ervin Gloeckner. Edward will leave tor Vietnllm on his return caui, to LOCAL REPORTS DAILY AT camp. Mrs. Odessa Swartz and fam.. lly ol Winola >!sited with Mrs. Eula Wolle. A dinner waa held 7:50 A.M. Mon:tay evening in their honor at the home 'iJf Mrs. Wolfe. A~ tending were Vlct.or Wolfe, Kevin and Allee, Racim, Mrs. Jack Ord and tamUy, New Hav~n, aod Mrs. James Lewla 111111 family .. n., , t2 NOON 3 P.M. AND 4:30 P.M. o! Pl. Pleaaant. Mrs, Richard SarMlers ot Web-ster Grove. Missouri, and Mrs. Mlke O'Brian and chlldren of Columbua, spent a week with Mr. 111111 Mrs. Larry O'Brien. Mr. and. MrL Grey Theodore, ..;. Lisa and Todd, of Columbus, spent the weekend with Mr. 111111 Mra. Ra,y Heiney. Llaalllll1 Todd remained tor a week' s visit with ·~Ills, Mr. aDd Mrs. llsin- !f u; .. P E. MASHHERd" 1 • WMPO FlEE STORAGE APD·II21(91 "3· Ml'. and Mrs. Roy Buch alii Pam and J!iend, 111111 Early Roush Keeping Meig~ Gallic and Mason Area Informed As Well As · En1er1ained atteaded u,a~ Ohio ..~. F_a~ ~If"' •• day, DIRECTOR Ernest Hutton was called to 8/ 27 9/ 3 2tc North~~> due 10 the death o! his brother, James Hutton. a former resident or the Fairview com- Apple Grove munlb'. Funeral services were News, Events . BY MRS. HERBERT IJOUSII A btrbecue dinner waa held at the home of Mrs. Lella ~ inson Saturday evenlrw in honor of Frank Rifile, who wlll leave ln October for a yeAr's duty ln Vietnam. Attending were Mr. and Mrs. Max ~er, Tommy, Steve, Mark, Debby and Lar~ ry of PeMsyl~ta, Dorot.hy Rlf... ne or Columbua, Mr. aDd Mrs. Robert Payne and children· of Cle~taDd, Mr. and Mra. Frank RllDe and children ol Rldcltfl', Ky. , Mr. 111111 Mrs. Don RIMe held at the WaughoHa]ley-Wood Funeral Home ~th hderment In Ohio Valley Memorial Gar· dona Monlt.Y at GaUipo]ls. Raymord Adams will leave Frida)' for Warren, after spem.. ire the swnmer vacation with hla parents, Mr. and Mrs. MarlhaU Adams. Mr. 111111 Mrs. John ~ accompanied by their daughter, Beverly 111111 Mrs. Ida ~ are >laitlrwt In Chicago with the former's sister. Mrs. Ida Stobart wUl remain tor an ln:Je1lnite visit. Mr. and Mrs. Russell Roush are buil.dilw: a new home on their p~erty at Fairview. Mrs. Edra Jones and Mrs. · Audrey Sheppherd or Akron, visit.. eel the latter's brother, Mr. and Mro. Ra,y Heipey. Mrs. Eula Wolle and ramtJy • tlaitnd Friday evening with Fred Roush of san HOI Road, W. VL, 111111 heli>ed him celebrate his 8111h birthday. aDd Melissa Clarl~ Mr. 111111 Mrs. Daniel Riffle arwJ. chlldren of Racine, and Mr. and MrL James Rlfft.e and children or LetarL Mr. and Mrs. Larry Bl4aeiJ' 111111 Daney of Wa~, D. C., are 'liolti~ Mr. 111111 Mra. Erwin Gtoeckpor. Mr& Gloeckner Ia a paUeat at Hol>or llolptlll. Harry Allen 111111 Jameo Rulli are medical pa'llellla at Velet'ana Memorial HOIPiiaL 66 BUICK - • • • • • ·$1995 L•Salare ; Dr. s.clon. One local owner. PS,· PB & AT. Shorp · car. 66 GAL AXlE - • • $1895 ''500.. Conv, C,.. One of FOrd"• flnett and this aM ia ••"• nlc•· Dark blue fl,... i1h with white fOJI. 65 MUST AHG • • • • ·$1195 CoM. 6 c,l. atd. af.lft. One cor.ful local ow.,.r. For Sale BLAETTNARS 7 ROOMS AND BATH, ONE 2-3 ACREs. QUARTER MILE FROM .POMEROY CORPOR· • ATION LiMiTs. CALL WEEKENDSONLYf92..2969. ;~~~=~:: """"1 or tr1.m1 'Coolyl)Je. · .· ., •u~~~e BUICK PONTIAC GMC TRUCKS Ph. 992-2143 POWteroy, Ohi• you r "p r..:-..cn[ h ..:~ui ng , ,,.em ·· ·~· W, COMPTON,O.D. ' . :..Of'TME1lJSt Jlc"ll be happy to cKp lain why over 1.-WO famil icl' on ou r In~~ ha\"..: ~wttcht-J to llamelt'"l'!i elect ri c heat They got thot facts on CO!<t, ~k;mlmc~.., " Then they irutalled C:k'C tnc heat. 1:"11! BLAETTNA SAVE SPACE Controet Solll U.,al Capr hea t inJt ~fi'!Cia h< t talk wuh you. No obllWttiOil, of c~ r!i<! 1 Don"t !inlllest H- Co~ C•lut~tln,•, Ohio Autu•t 16, 1968 llf •ld•r at 1914 N. Sth Str11tt, St . Pat.,,, MlnM1oto; and thl unlenown hllra, d•vl1e11, l~ote11, odmlnl•trGtor•L.•••eutors ofNELLIE CLAY'y SALLI~· LA THEY, £LV A LATHE STILES, ESTA LA.THEY GRAVES, EMMER LATHEY, SAMUEL LATHEY MARY LA THEY NELSON AND SARAH A. WESTFALL, oil d•cto•td will tofte notin that WILLIAM E. STIVERS, oclrr~lni•trCJior of thl ••tot• of Nelli• Cloy_. d1c ., on the ht doy of Autull, 1908 filed hi• p1fi• tion In thll ProLat1 Court within ortd fot thl County of Meig• ond Stat• of Ohio oll~tlnt thct it I• n•ce1ury to thl raol 11ttot1 owned by to Nelli• Clar, d1c . to pay thl d•bt• of uid Hllli• Cloy; •old raol ••· tGtt hein' d"crib1d 01 follow•: SitUGted in thl Vlllot• of Harrl •onvil .. , T.wn•hip o1 Scipio, tr_ of Mti,l, halng town loll II~, 16, 17 11nd 1 in Wi11on'• & ln•lrt' • Ad. dillon to tt. Villov• of H•rri111n• vlll•t •o•• and •~~:capt U¥1n fMt off ot the ngrth 1id• of town lot IUS. The pror•r of 1oid petition II for d11t1rmlnotion of tho righll, tnter111t, ond ll1n1 of thl def1ndont1 ond IIUthority to IOid '"' ttfOfl to @!:IY debt1. The pgr1on1 liflt obov1 mantl~~n~d will furthllr tole• rtotict that thtv ho..,. ll••n mode patti•• defudont to 11id p~titlon lrnd thot they or• r•qulrld to on•w•r thl 101111 on or before the 12 do"r of Octoll•r. 1968 . Ootid Augu•t 7, 1968. From llie Lorcell Trucll or Bullibser Rac!Wor To Tho DEPARTMENT OF HIGHWAYS service an make•. WY 22284. 'Mte F'abrlc S'tol>. Porn· Month•· lllallation. John Harrison, 701 four Dotldthla 201h day ofAugu1t BroadWay st., Mlddleporl, F. H•. o•aRJEN pboae 1112 '"' 7-14-tfe · CURTrSs . . E. ..... EXPEIIENCED IHittwSenlct SOOrt necJ.., to be rcp lm:cJ , call or write: the Electric CQITif,u ny unJ ask that u anJ ' 69 MODELS AYAILARE PHONE 992.2094 OHIO PALLET CO• lnsur1nce Office-- The Mason Count.Y Sheriff's department investigated a one car accident • ·EYINRUDE . ~ 1968 STEREO. Lovely walnut AUTOMOBILE Insurance beeo eontJOie with AM & FM radio, cancelled? Loot your operalautomatic lloaUng turn table, or's license? Call 992-2968. tako over payments of $5.21 6 15 Ue per month or pay balance due, f11UJ. Thill set oold · LEGAL NOTICE MAUDE DUVALL, who •a•ld•• ot much ~lgher, lry, It In your S. R1g1r111, Pon~ono, Collfornlo, home, call 992-2831,. 8-27-4tc 730 91766; SARAH BETZING, who rl- fltelr ' $5.00 PER TON 8-zt.lfc SEWTNG STEREO AM & FM, 1968 model console, will aelJ on pay. vtce omcer 11111llla ln.: edu- . Forlent ments of $5 per month or wUI : catlonal beneflll, vocailonal EFFICIENCY two bedroom ·' HQUSE on Hamnton. Sl, corsell for f85 e..h. Try II In ' rehabllllallon lor tllllbl~ lllrillllled apw1DlWI, Plio• ner lot, phone 111!1-51111 or 111!1your home. can 992-UM. · veterans, Sick betlellll, aid 111!1-~. HUe ·Wf. IJ.I-11< • '8-27-41c · lor depoDdenl ehlldreD, bUf. lal allowances, G.l. LOam. FURNISHED and ~ bolpli8J eare, denlll bln!QII, ajilrlmellll. Cloae to ICbool. , SPECIAL STEREO, 11168 J!:lrly Real Estete For Sale Ainerlelln lllfreo radio eom· dillabiUIY beneDII, flap~ ·lor ·· Pl!one IIIUI3i. · 11J.l8-llc hbiatlmi. Beatitrful oolld state O'BRIEN II CROW caokilll, beldlltJDeS: eto. You unit. wtth • speed cbanger. REALTY COMPANY ean be sure U I do not have TRAILER SPACE, all atillltel Pay balance of tlf9.12 or mon. MIDDLEPORT - 1\lo Story, 2 ~vallable. InqUire Ill llufber. lbe iDs..- here I ..ul lei II bedrooDII, wtth NEW bath, hot ry alter 3 or 5 p.m. Write P•. lhly paymenta of M. Also for yw. Houri MtiDday IbN repossesoed ateeo In water tenk, sink, furnace and Frldl1 I Ia 4, Saturday 8 WI 0. 11os 125 P<J.mei'O)'. $:211-Ue ~••• walqlf eeblnel, f speaker floor covering. $4,1W.OO. noon. ·IOWICI 4 speed dual POMEROY - I story, 3 bedYour lrlen!l In lime ol FURNISHED GARAGE • • ,. YOlume system, control. Balance ol rooms, bath, modem ldtcben · . ment on Lincoln HID. U~ need 111.11 or monthly paymenll and dinin g area, patio. hard· Olen A. .Tolmloli ·', paid; ldulll, Ollly. l'hol!e liDof $5. Pbone 1112-3218. IJ.I.ate •• $-lf4(c wood floors, an eseellent buy. )lelgs County Velstml '10,5110.00. ~ <iiDcer 11014 CoUrt St.. l'omeii>J THREE ROOM IUrnlilied aput:. FIVE ROOM· bouse, close 10 RACINE - Z story, 4 bedrooDII, ment, pboue 99&5910. 8-25-Uc toWn;' hoopltal and school In 1\lo baths, 3 nice Iota, cliiSO . l2Utc . . ....... , ... "· .... Pom~,· Pbone 1112-2271. a tb StibodB, going'&! .IOj!iOD.Dtl:' 'l'JIAILER LOTS. Bob'a .Mol!lle ' •• "': • . IJ.1-6tt Apartment FM' Rent HENRY CLELAND Court, Syrlcuse, Ohio Gil Stale - Uqu... WIUiam Hamm, Mid· tillr$ l!AMm.ER In gClOd Rt. IM, PbQne 89Uitll dleporl. 8-2NOip Ret. • •• . 8-U-tfc diUon, l!hooe ltZ-2271. IJ.I.elt IH0-310 THE OURS REUNION WlU be · . Sept. I, at Rock Spr1np Fair FURNISHED TWO BEDROOM . APARTMENT, Mid~ · ~7·. CHEVROtET, Phone Muon ~....alp phoDe mmt. , k-lie ·. 7'1s-s312 Muoufler 8 BP _Super Ave. , son, 1:46 p.m. Sunday; Mrs. James F. Melton, Buffalo, W. Va.; daughter, 2:ord 614-992·2181 flit, Portlaud. ll famfiiM, ,our Mo1P . CGunl1 Veterlllll Sa"lee Ofllcer Ja ·a lruo lrlen!l of 8111. velftji'l llmily, be belpo lbe elclt wleran set 1Dio lbe bolpllal, be belpo widOW. obtalll ' eouqien. litlon and any other· ~ 011, your Melp .Count)' . Ser· Mrs. CarJ E. James, Rt. 2 Crown City, daughter, 9:49 a.m. saturday; Mrs. William G. Fannin, Wellston, daughter, 8;08 a.m. Sundayi Mrs. Gerald M. Truesdale, 109 Sec- Call Pomeroy POTAroES. WATERMELON!!. phone 843-2251 Clarence Prof. ·;, •~~. Results: ' Mlnl11um Diamotor 2 ln. Minimu11 Lonoth 4 fHi KENNEBEC Potatoes, Charles 1 mlton, Portland. 8-21J.25tc t-J.1to .. N~ TO . ALL Veteran~ . and '' loloxiiiUII Dlom- 10 ln. ;,. Marsarel ChristY, vtrd (llld ~ Wood and .(Jeraldine Hawk. •I ,; Business Serv.ices ROUND WOOD ALL SPECIES . , . . . • .,..,; • . ; • • ·• • Sadlyl)ltssedbywlle Letha and lill ehlldren, TRACK·TESTED . AT 120 M.P.H. WANTED I . ,, , Wood, who pused .. away 3 yean ago, Sept. S, · IIIIi. .. "J , . " ' ' • ,. , I ' •••• ~ ......... ....... ,., ,.,.,.., tamB ,. · '' t:aoor. ..............,., . ... .......... wwrtl . ... ' ....... ADI . . ····"· 'lA"•• Jliab Pooler- . . ·· llldo t;r~, ~o;·t~; Ov8rb!uf'ftnlab. ~I!<N .,... . . ,.Jill wlltlhli 11 _,. 11. ' 1 tAU ,.. TttAifKI &'- MIT\IA.Y ti.H ,, . N . . . •lliiiiiWI It, · ·wtithlnfl •··. •' • •• ~~ . OllEY. I .... ,_, W'tNtM ....,...._ MlPIWIUM CM. .-1111 ·,. II ......... ww6tlt.......... ttQ II'MrlkM. . . 11 Hfttt'~ WHII •II: r II ullw ,_rtiMI. ·. .. . . " . 2 S!9fiS, r·: · '• :·. " T. f · ' :.: air~': ,:,MQ,~r \~ ~·~:. :, .; . ."'........ -................ ·-~ :r-=n.,...tw..,. =~·=--'·~· .._. ,..., ,.. ...... ,.. ............... HaVen: Michael . L. Roach, Maaon; Mrs. Ethel . L. Shadle, Southside, W. VL ~ · William Boston, Rt. 2 Letart; PT. PLEASANT - venile was arrested on charges ol shop-lifting. ' 1 Wll lie II IPfMI ..a· f ..., flir . Dey .. Plllilltl ... In Car Accident !lmday - HAIILIMII ' I· "·11- Dey .. Vltus HarUey~Sr., Pt. PleasN. Kirby, SSO'h lleoond A"-; ~ ant; )lerlda D. Stover, Rt. 1 Mrs. James T, Short, ;Q~ , Apjl]e Growe; Mrs. Donald Fourth Aw.; Mra. ~· "Parl H, Cheesebrew, Rt. 1 Pt. PleasBeane, · ~; Mr.a. ~n~ ~ ­ ant; Mrs. Billie E. Grueser, J. Halley, Lower RJver Rd.-; .Rt. 1 Minersville; Andrea ,C. Mrs. John I. Leadman, Rt. ·1 Riggs, Pomeroy; Mrs. Esther Bidwell; Mrs. Clrl 'E. James, F. Kissel, Middleport; Mrs. Rt 2 Crown City; Lloyd N, PhUiip D. Radford, Rt. 3PomRi~. Rt. 2 Vlntoo; Everett eroy; Howard E. Parker, Rt.. C. Cook, Rt. 2 Vlhton; Willie 1 Lo~ Bottom; RQl' L. Blake, Smith, Galllpolia; Harold M.' Rt. I Middleport; Stella S. Russell, Rt. 1 Bidwell; Mrs, Neutzling, Pomeroy; Mrs. AI~ Thomas ·· E. Guthrie, Rt. 2 lan Lambert, Syracuse; Mrs. Bidwell; Mrs. Joseph C. Cklir C. · Culp, Ravenawood; Vanco, Rt. 1 Thurman; Mlsa Mrs. Thomas E. Fleming, Teddy E. Berry, Rt I BldRaceland, Ky.; Mrs. Robert we11; Miss AnnE. Darnbrough, PLEASANT VALLEY HOSPITAL ADMITIED: Mrs. George . INN!Iiitli'TI. . '., misled by wild tab about co~ t! Get 11U the f11c tsl Then you'll want tv join the runk s of · tt~ 1.¥10 warm, l)appy homeownerS who alfColit.ly w How Special An ! Mr& Gerakl M. Truesdell, 109 second· Ave.; Mrs. JUlia PT. PLEASANT - Kenneth N• !!bow was granted a divorce !rom Elizabeth 9oow In Mason County Circuit Court and the plaintiff was granted care and custody or their tnrant children. The action or Freda E. Newell vs. Roy Newell was dismiss.. of mogic . . . mogic that is yours with just a yard or r -1 na M. Myera,527Second:Ave.; 7 Point Pleasant Junior H i g h school has the largest enroll Pf, PLEASANT - Mr. and ment with 969 pupils and in the Mrs. Maurice Ma.Yes ot ~­ eJementary schools, Ordnance dle Road; Mr. and Mrs. Kenschool is the greatest with 546 neth Pridemore and children ol pupil!. Camp Conley; Mr. and M r s . The three county high schools James H. Call and children of enrollment is as follows : Han- Ft. Pleasant, spent the weeknan High, 176; pt. Pleasant High, end in Millersport, Ohio, where 781; Wahama Jr. and Sr. High, they attended the Com Festival 729 . on Frida..v and Saturday . Smith reported all teaching poMr. Todd Mayes, teacher at sitions have been filled with the Kyger Creek High School, reexception of a physical educa- turned Sunday from a t h r e e tion instructor at Wahama High months st.<cy in Paris, France School. where he attended the Sorbonne University tor six weeks then toured France. While abroad Mr. Mayes also visited in London, England, Switzerland, Portugal and ~aln . Mr. and Mrs. James Mourning and children ol Columbus, Ohio, and Mr. and Mrs. David Walters and children ol St. Albans, W, Va. spent the holiday weekend at the home or M r s. Mourning and Mr. Walters' parents, Mr. and Mrs. Tom Walters or Mason Blvd. .• You won' t be Bul!alo. loses "Pupils your All'tomobile Insurance. ',. Ch~ar~~le~s~C~.1~~·.iJ·.bt Mrs. 2145 Eastern Ave.; Mason County bettor-than-avoraao hlah IChoal or collea• studont, yw 1 P...... f92.2.N6 114 Court St. ~ lipolis Ferry. or I · ·~· :t; ~!:,~:ft,;T· '· Wa,~. l )ing · w ~p. t f\ds Brmg,l'.,p Graefe ... __..,,_ I River Rd.; otls'•Pitchoo Conference .is Scheduled The final public session of ' •, i-r;J.: · hea t t h e llumelcsl' electric wa y C ull the ~kctnc C.u rnpu.n y ut H ~ll in Columbu ... ( )utl'iJ ..: of Colurilbu.. , Call c.)ur ncarc"t i' ' ;~ ·'-"~. '' ' ' 1.: :-.;ir(ll%, 2' TO 5 (CLOSE AT NOON OM EAST cobiiT ST., POMEROY ' �'• .. .·. '• ' ' 9- The TATeR'S BEEN SOIUA FReTFUl. TH' LAST "TWO· THREE DA'IS, DOC·· CAN 'IE TELL Dally I• ' ) )"'' .' ' ··\ ... . ...., ' ('1,.·~. ,. ··~ ' • :. ' l ' • .,. ' ,. ' ~ ,... .,.' ' ~ • f, •~>' ·' • Sonll111,t.', !'onioro,7MIM,P..~ '!J••.'l'uoldooy,' ~~ 3, 1968 ·j • ,. ·r ·;, ~{ ,. ~:4' ,. • '· \ . ' "1... .~ ~ '!!~· ! I SHORE COULD ·~ ME IF HE'S CUTTIN • 90 FER SOME FRIED CHICKEN AN' SMASHED . TATERS A TOOTH? SUPPER, MPM/ 1 ' ~· ... 1· ·''• 4 ... c~~~tJ=W~--;f~~~~,~om;~.~. rM 1 fiOtJEm'l ~AI!GlJT ~Q'AMPI~ ;I '• OOTUAT fiRS AIJD- Lall<', CJt.I.YT \116 TAI-IC. A60UT IT- -~~--------~~--~~-~ '.tl()RE SUfFERI'-.IG l'POM f0li11CIMJ's MOUT~ I \UHAI'S lliE AIJD A D61JTIST CAIJ'T TAKE CARE a' -.tl!JR "ll'E"Il\ IIJIT\UJT HIS FIIJG!;RS ... ~BLE, DR eRrTEBITE' ~ •' l '' .. -' ; '. ia ). ' j g •! '··~ 8 t 'tttJ GatTA ADMIT SMO'f·- 1HAT FOR MR. OMEGA 1' QiOW UP HERE woti.D BE 11£ SAME! ~ Q)ME tool 'SOCKIH' HIS HEAD 11 A .t!2Qg API' OFFEAtri' T'Hfi.P ~liE ·. ROPE •. DAILY CROSSWORD ACIIOSS 51. Dem.onttra... l.GUII """ 5. BiUIII'" 9. Descriptive or a tau 10. P'uhions 12. Beleclfl by vote 14. Nigh +" 1.5. Musle note 'i 18. Exclamatloo 17. Starchy rootstock 18. Lett-hand .... ...,. ZO. Rouse 22. Swine 24 . Fox~t 28. Bird of live pronoun ....... 2. Unit unit unlveral.ty 4. Legendary 7. Notion 8. Costly 9. Gamble 11. Lobby sign 13. Weaken• .' 26. Dregs 27. Bank or 3. Portu~eee atorles 5. Verb fonn 6. Penitent . ;.r..,' 23. More drowsy 2!1i. Spirit lamp DOWN 1. Man from we~rht ·' ,• 22. Footllke part SWXIajo SS. New.,aper abbr. 29. Divisions ot'Ume: abbr. 32. Nylon ... ..,..,...,., item : abbr. &alley ....... ..... 19. Monater M. Oc~ur- 21. Eaklmo knKe 3T. Perched u . Oriental nune •3, Arid ... WBdflheep t8. MUI!c note SO. Speak 31. Scoffs ....... I BLUESH I 38. Oddll' I 34. Anglo- Saxon sert 36. Sloth 3T. Klnd or openo oW. Polyn. tWEDLIMi 42. OldUDe lll&te• abbr. I -· ..._, l[liiiiil PrillllrSP'UIIII ... '"-"-" ... Hlu.lde J-W- ....... tD. PMDome- i I I DDDin Yellontone -·,f-t,' ' '. "· JaUI'IieJnaid !loWqham • ant a • . - ; : ; ()&l'I'TOQUOI'E -lhre'e BNA -h-..1,;..-lto...._.WGIII...._.'flllt~: ' AXYDLBAAX& L 0 !I G r II L L 0 W ., 1 gTAVII~KII 1 o' 17 HJIH114VAJII BHIATW anotbor: IA IIIIo lliiup1o A 10....,.. iiliil ;1~=~~~"''Em~pl~~-"'uido for thetortwo 0'1. ote. I~ llllorto ·~< ,,._,., HK liN 4 NWKA WR 1. C' GH.D II K H l l H J C . I' B II !I H V K 0 J H II 0. ~­ •. -aD·- ... .... BW ' - tonnolloG Jettera ..,. «" ot· lbe a ......_,,·, ""0111 .....,....__,\ICAFII a 'r 17.I DillY CM*PGI "-wen ....... ..,llCII Pall< · . ~, '• KOVI~'=i~~~.,18 ~.~ (0 , • ~·· .•., . ' :: llnlcromblet..O.. bar Jumbl.., one letter to eaeh lqUU"e, to form four ordlnU1' word1. ...__ otnclals: - ' . .. J .• . . .. ~ ~ , ,,_ ••• iM.j'- ... ...J ~·~ lKiff, ""' OL' BAG 0' RAGS? WHAT J!!lvo' GRAI10itLf vpLI Hur!TIM';:' .. ' '' �'• .. .·. '• ' ' 9- The TATeR'S BEEN SOIUA FReTFUl. TH' LAST "TWO· THREE DA'IS, DOC·· CAN 'IE TELL Dally I• ' ) )"'' .' ' ··\ ... . ...., ' ('1,.·~. ,. ··~ ' • :. ' l ' • .,. ' ,. ' ~ ,... .,.' ' ~ • f, •~>' ·' • Sonll111,t.', !'onioro,7MIM,P..~ '!J••.'l'uoldooy,' ~~ 3, 1968 ·j • ,. ·r ·;, ~{ ,. ~:4' ,. • '· \ . ' "1... .~ ~ '!!~· ! I SHORE COULD ·~ ME IF HE'S CUTTIN • 90 FER SOME FRIED CHICKEN AN' SMASHED . TATERS A TOOTH? SUPPER, MPM/ 1 ' ~· ... 1· ·''• 4 ... c~~~tJ=W~--;f~~~~,~om;~.~. rM 1 fiOtJEm'l ~AI!GlJT ~Q'AMPI~ ;I '• OOTUAT fiRS AIJD- Lall<', CJt.I.YT \116 TAI-IC. A60UT IT- -~~--------~~--~~-~ '.tl()RE SUfFERI'-.IG l'POM f0li11CIMJ's MOUT~ I \UHAI'S lliE AIJD A D61JTIST CAIJ'T TAKE CARE a' -.tl!JR "ll'E"Il\ IIJIT\UJT HIS FIIJG!;RS ... ~BLE, DR eRrTEBITE' ~ •' l '' .. -' ; '. ia ). ' j g •! '··~ 8 t 'tttJ GatTA ADMIT SMO'f·- 1HAT FOR MR. OMEGA 1' QiOW UP HERE woti.D BE 11£ SAME! ~ Q)ME tool 'SOCKIH' HIS HEAD 11 A .t!2Qg API' OFFEAtri' T'Hfi.P ~liE ·. ROPE •. DAILY CROSSWORD ACIIOSS 51. Dem.onttra... l.GUII """ 5. BiUIII'" 9. Descriptive or a tau 10. P'uhions 12. Beleclfl by vote 14. Nigh +" 1.5. Musle note 'i 18. Exclamatloo 17. Starchy rootstock 18. Lett-hand .... ...,. ZO. Rouse 22. Swine 24 . Fox~t 28. Bird of live pronoun ....... 2. Unit unit unlveral.ty 4. Legendary 7. Notion 8. Costly 9. Gamble 11. Lobby sign 13. Weaken• .' 26. Dregs 27. Bank or 3. Portu~eee atorles 5. Verb fonn 6. Penitent . ;.r..,' 23. More drowsy 2!1i. Spirit lamp DOWN 1. Man from we~rht ·' ,• 22. Footllke part SWXIajo SS. New.,aper abbr. 29. Divisions ot'Ume: abbr. 32. Nylon ... ..,..,...,., item : abbr. &alley ....... ..... 19. Monater M. Oc~ur- 21. Eaklmo knKe 3T. Perched u . Oriental nune •3, Arid ... WBdflheep t8. MUI!c note SO. Speak 31. Scoffs ....... I BLUESH I 38. Oddll' I 34. Anglo- Saxon sert 36. Sloth 3T. Klnd or openo oW. Polyn. tWEDLIMi 42. OldUDe lll&te• abbr. I -· ..._, l[liiiiil PrillllrSP'UIIII ... '"-"-" ... Hlu.lde J-W- ....... tD. PMDome- i I I DDDin Yellontone -·,f-t,' ' '. "· JaUI'IieJnaid !loWqham • ant a • . - ; : ; ()&l'I'TOQUOI'E -lhre'e BNA -h-..1,;..-lto...._.WGIII...._.'flllt~: ' AXYDLBAAX& L 0 !I G r II L L 0 W ., 1 gTAVII~KII 1 o' 17 HJIH114VAJII BHIATW anotbor: IA IIIIo lliiup1o A 10....,.. iiliil ;1~=~~~"''Em~pl~~-"'uido for thetortwo 0'1. ote. I~ llllorto ·~< ,,._,., HK liN 4 NWKA WR 1. C' GH.D II K H l l H J C . I' B II !I H V K 0 J H II 0. ~­ •. -aD·- ... .... BW ' - tonnolloG Jettera ..,. «" ot· lbe a ......_,,·, ""0111 .....,....__,\ICAFII a 'r 17.I DillY CM*PGI "-wen ....... ..,llCII Pall< · . ~, '• KOVI~'=i~~~.,18 ~.~ (0 , • ~·· .•., . ' :: llnlcromblet..O.. bar Jumbl.., one letter to eaeh lqUU"e, to form four ordlnU1' word1. ...__ otnclals: - ' . .. J .• . . .. ~ ~ , ,,_ ••• iM.j'- ... ...J ~·~ lKiff, ""' OL' BAG 0' RAGS? WHAT J!!lvo' GRAI10itLf vpLI Hur!TIM';:' .. ' '' �.. n.D: Sentinel, ~ornerQr:MiddlllP'Irlo It - 'The ., '· ~ 1968 o., -n.,lldly, SepL •¥~~~~~ntese '· Are · Mass Burials Folio~ Teheran's Deadliest Killer Earthquake TEHRAN (UPD-llodies in white Moslem shrouds were Lnto mass graves by snorting bulldozers. Fierce was the .afternoon llwt. shoved I' Walltng children appealed to Allah ror the return of their loved ooes, dead in the red earth rubble or a single room horne. Icy was the black desert night. ·.<\nd still the mangled ground trembled. The toll in the world's worst killer eart:h(Jlake since 19:19 today rose past 20,000 dead and 50,000 injured. More than 100,000 persons lacked homes. Authorltles battled against time to avert Carnine, epidemics and Rescue w 'o r k e r s tearing Iran recovered said more they than might freeze. droogh:t. I Frightened survivors refused take refuge in the few to ;:;:;:::::::::::;:;:::;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:::::::::::::::::·::. structures still standing after Meigs County escaped the the weekend's two massive long tmllday weekend without quakes and Monday's lighter any ma.ior highway accidents temblors. or fatalities. Extra food, blankets, clothing, Many residents were held in medical assistance and disinfec~ their own communities for the tants were rushed in under the da,y by conununity celebrapersonal direction of the ~all tions. Towns having observan . ces included Syracuse, Racine, Pomeroy and Chester. Parades were featured and went otr without incident. In Pomeroy, a water show was staged by the Athens Boat and Sd Club as a part of the observance. ------ I • • II .,' '. Mayor Legar Urges Traffic Safety Effort 4 chlriJ:e. gavethe a magnift.. &ee 'of other otters, au ::-:::::.'!:.:~:::::::::,:::::::::::::~:=::~:::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::~ . Passes Away NEW HAVEN- Funeral services for William Henry Capehart, New llaven, who died early this morning at Veterans Memorial llospitlll, will be h e I d Thursday at 2 p.m. at the United Methodist Chureh of New Haven with the Rev. Paul Fortney officiating, Burial will be in Graham Cemeter}'. He was born Feb. J:l, 1906, at Syracuse, Ohio, the son of the late Abney and Edna AJmeda Capehart. He was a retired employee of Kaiser Aluminum and had been in ill health for some time. &irvlvors lnclude his wife, Opal Lelvlng Capehart, N e w Have11; four sons, William, Rutland; Burford, Shade; Irwin, BeaJ Alr Force Base, California, and Edward of Columbus; t h r e e daughters, Mrs. Juanita Abbot, Pi. Pleasant; Mrs. Lenora McKnight, Pomeroy, and Mrs. Huth S'lane, Middleport; two step sons, Garland Roush, Columbus, and Delbert Roush, Guysville; one brother, Walter Capehart, St. Joseph, :Missouri; 30 grandchUdren and five great - grandchildren. soila!a ' Molden Sentenced SAIGON (IJP0,- Two motoro r blk.,..idl- O>rrorlsts, strlkil)g on the aniiliersary of '"'....' I '· sOuth . Vietnam's 1967 preatden!li! · eleeUona, t<llly burled a ' srenade into the gateway flnvance to a US. AID bul1ding 'ln SO!gon, Si:x periODS were WQ\Inded, aD Vietramese. Earller , reports that at tesst two win'e klliod proved to be erroneOus. The grenade e>iJloded in !root of the Agency (or lnterDational Development bU!Idllll! at tho ·helgbt ·o r the ifternoon rush hour on Baigon' s Le Van iloyet thorGughfare. One year lBO today, Nguyen Van Thleu and Np,yen cao Ky were elected president and vice president in South Vietnam's rlationwide presidential elections. At least three of the 8~ ~ ~-~I . - ' . '• u.s. c. monthS ', ' United Pre11 Jnternatlelljai Richard M. Nllaln ~ hio preaidentlal •~~~~~Paten todo,y CCiminced Repobllcin <unl~ hal JlUt Ida bid lor the Whita ll'ou;e "on an I.UJbeat note" and aimQd With I ·•114mride poll ' tfiat ··-hi··~ The Republican !>l'esldentlal esndldlib>'s !!rat stop on ·a I!YOo de.Jo trip to slx cltloo was Chicago, Where he scheduled a t' 0 0 I OPEN A CHECKING ACCOUNT ' I ; t ' 1 I I \ \ 1 I I I : I ', 0 VOL. XXI NO. 93 Woven ctieck.·, pialds and 1trlpe.• In' the molt' popular colo,s and color co1nblnatfons. Also a big s•lectfon of colorful .itchen prlnt1 . ALL CANNON FIRST QUAC:.ITY 3:: f.OR 1. 00 . \, ·'· .,': ;. I WASHINGTON (IJPO - Lawmakers re1UJ'IIed reluctantly today lor a post-convention ...,....Ilona! session llWll' members thought llkel,y to . produce as much host as llsb~ senstorlal maiiA!rs, like the COii!lrmoUon of Abe F'o~Ua a• Chief Justice of the United Democrat's nerve 1 were states. frl.yed frfllll their vloleni:<>GOP House 1 - r Gerald R. -'""' convention ln Chi- Ford, Mich., said In J u b f J a u t Republleans were bUrvleW: 11 1 belleve Ill r&- · polallng to the Democratic malniJii buslne85 u fer as the lltherilw ·~ e>ideuce that It Ia Houn ln concerned can be lime for a """CODC!licled within lllfo or jhree Political Jo<keylng " " oure weeka, certainly IIY Oet L" to nt ln u mem~s wrancled A more common gue11 amq over such renWnlng Juues •• membera waa •lllllnc rd aid to college olliclenls who riot, control of gun iti l .v' and. a~pelllllllg equal stoke 011 Nov. 5-two llnal llille requltiments for prealden- weeka. to calnpOip. Only 34 of .tlil tolo'fial~ delilleL . the 100 Seaob> seoto are up lor · Par,t """ throulb the lelJii!Jo. srabs lhlo year so tho electlou .tift intl1 were otlter bWa to problem. is DOt 10 aeute there. Ji.qp ..mo-:e ...J;llm_., lnto the On Past m;perieDce, ·hoWever, :Will', taut~• !Um everybody l!&ured the Republi~e8 J0Qi1111 a 120,000 can and Democntlc conventions Cl!lliiw m the - n t tor the •l(lll'led· the sblrt of the fl!OO',· cmtbue liio ~ CIIIIPIIIotns. whennor the .. ,.,, uil' .itltilb"'~!Mot"' -xf, bO, ·n.t ia part · &1111 deolera In UID. o1 what Senate Democratic tllklng of leader Mike Mansfield meant l on illal mlibl coatlnue up when he aald illat allhoujjh (i! llilaw, with time out lor there "" .not an owrwhelming hi Noocnbet electlona. llouao · work lood remaining, tho " a warrt8d to wind _. "paeousitr" could be excesloglslatlw and live. ~lter11 and let the House qull. wltb loattan ..... 10. l!".dDDi..ld Se)lt Sen. wu vlee pr..,ldenlfll (CClnUJIIoli m PapS) Democratle Mal~ Auto Titles -... tonliiit · - and ·a n d -Lowl -Tbursdt,y. toolgiii moatJ,y iJJ the 601. CCIIItllllled · warm and bumld Tburaday. tend to :,'brt~~~~r:~;':::: 1lUrina the tho JlGicl !allied 785 cerWI<ateo ol dtlo; 258 notet!ms of llan; 170 mem- er, Amette Kal&ht. Clarem.ce Turorancllms; 186 c:aneellatton1 at 1~, Aullln Phllllps, WWiam J, Hen; 507 appHeatJons, dlc!avita Smith, Paullne Darst, Beatrice and and 10 certi- Weed, Torey Oblinger, Dwiliht fied copies. Of the total re- Carl, Msry King, Clelr SOrsoo, ceipt&, the counl;)'"s ahere la Amoa Ttllla and Hell French. !IoWen reported that local su$1,199.25 while the alate's share perintendents at a recent meetIs $383.25. ing indicated a texl>ook study ln the fields ot science and readIng abould be C<ll~Glcted. T h • board authorized therefore em~ ployment ot a conaultant on a port..Ume bolla lor a study oo emplo,l'meat driving a truck. readlDg teMn ao'ls. Residents ....,. mall or leave Routine billa were appNYed their contributions at the ol!lce lor payment. AIIAmdlng the meetof Sberill' Robert Hortenbacb ..00 of. will ... that tho family receives ing at the lice ln the counl:7 IIJI!rmary were tbiiOIIIIII u It •• llB I lied .!IoWen and board member• Rouah, Gonion Collins, George Percy, Harold Lohse and Virgil ••lli8nmont• .. iiatthe - - superlnlendent'• Inducted by Army llarey Darid ·Leooar<l. ... or · lllr, and Mrs. llarey Leonard, Cheater, waa tnmcted Into 111e u, s. Armi Oil Aug. 20 and Ia curreatly ~ Ida bselc ~- ~val II Iii I!Jelnlen- 10Uih '1'llrM · WILuAIIII. PI;CKI!NS, .,.,.., lain ihe U; S.. t4voJ .e e,- , pilal at POrismwth, )lbeH be Ia !n a dftp ...,.. Brealhbw Ia ~· for blm JMdjllieand three llmeo aillee be became W three weeka his heart has stopped. He il ssld to be a vletlm cir baclarlal meDliWitla, va:., wtib' • aao - ' training at Fort Js<klon, S. C, He II a sradllate ~ Eutern IIIah School, claas ol 1165. .I ,, 1111 - . . ... l'vl. Harey David Leonir<l, US 51885M7; CO. . A, Snl Bn., Ill Tng, BDE.; Fort Jackocin, S. C. ~207. • , . I JII'J~ ~p·ed . broUiflliUop~ tor you'tills s~ In • ~ IJI!I!UP. . . , .. 1 'f' ,.fall. tl$,h1011, f~ ,wear; 'Com•:,~·~· ~· / fn~ls Wll~;,ou II _ftnd ¢ Tile Be,~~ t .. , .• .. ,, b,...,.... ,. corpor"*" ' :.iiDDI.fPOIT, 0. ' '·,- !., I ,FIVE CENTS i. KERMIT WALTON, Pomeroy bualneuman, has been ramed Pomeroy's representadve on the Meigs County Board of Health. He repllces Charles Persinger, who resigned re. cently before Florida. moving to :;:-.::::::::::::::::::--:::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::; .;..~:.::;.;ell~ · ·Polities laid today ha tried to erplaln the American election cam. palp to the North Vietnam delegation to the war talks here but that it was impossible COr per~ to lOIII ln a -roUed aoclety understand It "I h&d to poJnt out to them that bOth the two parties wanted peace very DWch but at 1he same Ume It bed to be an hon- orable peace, u he said. Hanoi hal been reported going liow in the Paris-Vietnam talks ln belle! the election C8lllpll!gn would force an end to the war. Miller to Attend Beton Dinner Event WAllii!NGTON - Telltii ,District ConsreslllWI Clareoce E. Miller will continue to v t 1 t t throughout the District 1B IIlllCh •• poostble doing the 2od session of the !lOiii C<ngreas whlch haa julll recoovened. Tho C<ingresllll8ll Ia to be ln Morgan ~ Friday evening where he wlllpresentallqwhich hal !1cnm over the. N.U...'a CapItol thelalrboordmemben. On Solurdljo0 September 7 0 he will llteJxl the IOOth Amual Bean Dlmer at Wllkelvllle sponiOred by Ameriesn Legtoo I'Ust Number 476. He io oehecllled to to The image ol the new militant school mar'm or master was made a reality to nelll'l,y 100,000 Mlchipn school chlldreu. Molll ~ tbe state's schools were to open today but classes failed .t o a1ar1 on lime ln eil!III school districts Tuesday. Ten dlllricts were threatened with delays tocta,v and two more might not open Thursday. The Michigan Education AsiOclatlon, which represents teachers ln 516 school distric:ts, ssld teaehers would 1101 ~ without COiltracto In eil!III dlllricto. The MEA said el&ii8S were delayed ln six districts IIY mutual agreement with sehool boards, and one school board reJected the teachers' otrer to work ..tthout a contract during Old Style Found IJad ne:atiy~:k WASHINGTON (UP0 - Gaylord Nelson, ~Wis. . Sen, .o.led teachers strike. legielatton today aimed at rolormilll! or abolishing natlooal political conventions. He coDed them "antiquated and undemocratic." "I think a IilaJortty or t h e American public, regardless of party, is fed It> with our quadrennial political part,y conveDotions, •• Nelsoo told the Serate. The lawmaker introduced a b!U to creab> a 30 - member commJssion which would prc:pJse a new 11yateD. tor .iomtnatilli: presidential esndlds!Q. 'The panel woold lllillmlt to Coqrress by Aua 1, t96tl, a plan tor a natiomrlde presidential primacy or a reformed convention system. 4 City's 1.1 millloo school children moY not get back to school m time next Monday because ol a threatened Nilson said. the plan sboold 'guarantee fair ai'KI represeJrta.- tive dolepte selectioo and,..,._ lDat1rw procedures." . "Under the pitiless ey"e ottel&viaion. IIIII in the face of a serious world crtsls1 tbe nominatln&~ ventiona lave been tDpOaed as (Contlrued oo Page 8) ~ata!wt2p.m. The United FederaUoo of Teachers, representing all b.lt 10,000 of New York's 60,000 New Red Attacks Criticized PARIS (UI'Il- U.S. Ambassador W, Averell Harriman eherged today that renewed Communist attacks in South V l e t n a m had accomplished unotldng except misery tor the people." llarrlmau, llll his way to the 2oth sessim ol the Paris talks m VIetnam wldch _..t Ms,y 13, laid he woold have lillie to say to tho North Vlolaamese ...,Uatora. ''[ am demandi.a&' that the teachers, mel With the ol eWcatiOJl Tueildly In .. olfort to resolve the deadlock. Tho issue ilwolves the firing ol Ill white teachers aad edmlnllfra. tors Iaiii •Jll1111 11Y a N..., adminiltrator ot a .,.... lchool. In other dev~o: AI Eut Haven, Conn., 3110 leachera v - not lo retum to 111elr board joba today, of reJe<tloB iiio eclleatloa'l 11te1t offer. No ..................,... - . locked~ ' iiii:tl flu~ .... Louta, nt, aalll aide - . will report to woric. has been delayed there lor 24,000 studerts. Tbe teacber• want moremmey. At Ealll Chicago, Ind., 400 teachers were expected to strike again today ln a cantraet dlliJIUie wltb the al:hool board. This -.!d leave only 100 regular teachers for clasaroom aosignmenta, 'The board bu ., cftered an acroas.U..e-board pay hike of $313 amually, far llhorl "' the $8,000 minimum tho teachers demand. At West Homestead, P&. 1 ~ ' Pilloburgb, schools - . cloMII ~ day Tuelldly. Teacbllra want to raise the iiiiD1mwu lllarllng pay from 115,400 lo $6,500 s year. 72 Mishaps Probed in Past Month There were 13 more accideatl inveatlgatecl IIY the Slate lllai1WOJ Patrol ln Auguat tlan in July, acc01'l11111 to the monthly "''''J'tof tho GaiiQ>olis Patrol Poo~ whldl lilted 72 acciderts ln Au&uat COJqlared to 59 in July, PM fatal accident wu I"EEPPO'¥ed laat month, ralaliW 111e y.rl,y to five in eight mmiiia. North VIetnamese llqi their Jame• E. FraDdin. 39, Itt. 1, P1"'1MRJnda and answer a very Galllpolia, wu k!Ued Alii. 3 m olmpie IPOstiOD whidl ilia ftt. 7 lOUth ol O>eshin. Pre- asked ••• what woold The patrol llso Upled 19 ot the ?2 accidents lJUUl'f"Qpe ~ ll the butri>lng (~ North Scboolo ot li&Otp CouniY ap. Lee Lee, Robert h•er, J\oaa elude Fred Miller, Leliiit;crtoVle!Dam) '" nwl Ollllrel)"1'' he aecldeula with a ofiZ parTuelldly w1tb admlnlstn- Tribe, Coanee . Wllllame, \Ill&- ela I'Uwell, 11ac1ne Elem-r:r: oald. oonallilared. lora ~ "amoolb aaliln«'" sail lllrpOr, ft.l'Uls Greer &1111 Gtrald N...., blab sciDJI;f!Qyd Lui m011th the patrol . . llarrlman laid the , lor liio -port. · Jl018 Lee. Diddle, $'rseuse, and ·llell ,._ nllllll ,... ulllng North Vltlna1,160 houri patrdlq the . . . . .E!1r91Jment !Iaure• _. not .nuitor IIIah - Mauriee Loll, Ire!'; Junior blab. of GIIUa and llaii!J Ca....... moae soldlon OJJIIrel7 ln available 'l'lleeda7 but...,.. ... , ~; Herbert l'arker Da.catetarta poriiOJlJlel are Holan 111 South VIICJiam. He laid .tllal Jlllde 283 arreota, I f - 1111 ~ 'toii:-.NWJPIIed 1110'1DIO rid Baoid.·imaWolte,Jr• Juaulta Juatlco,lAiart; _ ,, ' ' lanl iloadashoJt, ·Tu_., Geraldl!lo Clovaland, Clara Pow- .... ' ' ' I D - wllb 1llo - - lnclliclil1f ~ ol the VIet Calla'• ..tdelo de!eCI warnl!lp &1111. WJUiam -rlll'len; WlertPriee,lblb oU, RadlleEieDltlllary;AIIIaOIItll'lldo. or, ~ Circle, blab ochool; Naitoual iJbenllm ~ ..atllla to 74 ~Radlle - Ed 11 a 1!1- Wlngolt. Evel,)o!l Moon, (NLF) '"Widell ·i s demanding liD VETERANS MEIIIORIAL ·, Prico, ·)fuJo EastenloJ, Jull. i1llleJieiDnt and neutral - First !Jay Smooth Sailing t .s- cammu- ail ~ J~ma~z . fas,lill{ . t : .'••cltQ!eat IJrtwlnl lilt the ·cimpas r, ;> ,,' ' ftcials. state maetlna of Slljl8rintendentl ln Columbus oo Sept. 26 and 27 and a lltate c:lerka' meetlnl in Columbua oo Sept. 24. Bow• Is clerk of the couDl;y boanL CouniY School !llperv!IOrO Mrs. Grata !little and Mrs. Nel- lie Vale were authorized to ata state superv1801'1 conference ln Columbus on Oct. 3 aDd Receipts lor the ol!lee of Mro. 4. Bu1 driver eertlftcates were Eve11n Lucke lor the month o1 loaued Darlene Reed, Oaear August as tho result of autoJROUve acll'fiUea totaled .1,582.50, Pennlnlton, Dan Smith, Dallas Bring $1,583 •loodlne•• with - . . or The board authorized CouniY SUpt. Robert Bo!ren to attend a EdmudS. , .I Mullldie-1111 By Unl~ Press lntenaUonal Teacher strikes arxl bol'c:OU.s today_blocked or threatened to .PQat. pone the bock - to - school walk lor thou811lds ~ Americu liChool children. The teachers wut more money &Ill or better world..a8; ~ ditions, lncludirw JDOr'e a flY ln how their jr,~s ue nm. Gary D. Wlllts, held ol the t4tional EdllCIItlon A l _ _ . l field crew ot 30 contract barpiners and trouble lhoaters 1114 strikes....,. be atCectl11fiOO,OOO teachers and three miUloo - · this year. Lut year, teacher. strikes hit 126 school dbtrl$ '11ll1 year 300 to 400 districts will have strlkew, ICCOI'dlll to NEA "'- tion. became..,.. the mata H,. Teachers In Turmoil the 0 h i o Assoclatlon t.onv COlumbua on Nov. !3 ami 14 Tuesday n1lllt by the \lelgs CouuQ> Boord of Educa- -:::.,• !:~!~ ,., Jctne a~d , madeJi,i"Lto blm•apa- I _ '· around Oct. 19. That woold glw H01110 membora-aD ol whose oeata are at Harold Roush .•' WaUace prot.IJb' wcdd hfa rice .Prtd1 n.IIJ Variablf .- ~ vtca&lon In Miami -ell . . •tartbw hlo !lnol drive l<ll' iiio preslclency. A IPC)kesman · ~ 1ft tntiram ,atfonal D.,..,;~, • [· ~ JOrill .._ . , -ted ,.,. to carey Loutata.., loll ..,._ _ , , Ala., Tue"""' far a .'Mar- ,._, 'I .. . '"')101'1 State Ma.-J,...,.. With a checking account, you con keep on acc:urate record of expenditures. Start banking lie Pay 5\ On Certificates ol Deposit f•· r .• .firm'• Member and lllrPI7 A achlnetodo today with your occounl. ·'~' :,. .·-.. 111...- ell'ederu p!D'ely an be \ ,, Tho Senate then eoold atay Into the wtntei' to wreolle ..tth ,,., ..,.. .....,....u,ed at ODee.. Colors worl\ed ' -. ' 1 Humphrey-The vice presE. \ ·Slndlljlpr, the !dent declde'd . Tuelldilo teo preaide... ssld .p olls ~rrllj)l C8Jllllalln slrategjo .~ Leonard is · Styles The vice prealdert and his ..U., Muriel, celebrited their 32nd weddi.W annlverl&l}' Tuelldly ..tth a amall !101'11 at home. • Gov. JoiLII McKeithen- Tho Loutela• governor aakl Tueothe d..,. he "oold ~ Humphrey • Mualde ticket ln Novembsr because tile South zau•.ancud•ie lliJd Uo6 had no ments: clptnlon. Albert -· ' ' I , not later than mid-October, ente can: remain at their son•a bedlidl. The II8Dlor' Plckllll .... lnlured ln Ill ...tdont IIJd Ia !1111 well. He bad Olll,y - ELMER BURNS COLOR CENTER 992-5611 rellect a cjeir pr,tereqce the . - - just DOIIIlno(ed and "lhlsl• the!lrst~ ln20 years illat It has illlt out illal lVII'·"·· . • ·1n oth8r politico! develo!>- Board Names Roush Co:ngress in Touchy Mood 8J1I)Oai tor - ~ '• i:: .. fOl' oJ lho National Se.curtQ> c_.: . Pf"'MFI?OY.MIQDLEPQRT, OHIO. --------------~~~~~~~~~~~-----.-----' WEDNESDAY', SEPTEMBER 4, 1968 friends hare today 118Ued an ~ I .....Uch asked who they wouJII voto for U the el,oclillll were held ' illal day, 33.7 per oelit cholieNU.O, 28:5 per cent VIce freslclent Hubort.' HU1111>hrq, 15,7 George wlltace.. 9,5 por · cent a . ·had been spurned IIY leaders ~ the Democratic conventioil. .., . South .... 1."'1101¥ flnored durl111 tho cmvent1011; the lalicatlon was we were not needed,'' he said. McKeithen wu among the eullest &f4tportera tor Hunwhrey'l ranu.t. pon, but he sald he and the vice president were "acre• apart'' phlloiJCll>hicall,y, George C. Wallace- The third ent.tnl \,\~ m- Brtnds I _.d. . wbat to mat~ ~n tmDiodll~e~,y' aliM a -IIIMI ln Mlnne- &1111117 llrm. .O f 1;n,i perlonl ~onal .,..;,.Jtloa pnenll1 .Waahington fl!day' fOr a J]lloetiJW. eo., a ·illiam Pickens Stricken I I • \ c.-lp li'!" cin¥>01BR IIY ~r & The commoo house lJ,y . . . blta humans. lila often confllied with the liable lJ,y whlch can bll<o and whlcll !requeatl,yvtalll illman dwell!nga. slate, metal, conand tile. ANNOUNCE MEETING Worshiptu1 Master James M. Souhby today announced Pome-roy Lodge 164, F&AM, will meet in regular session at 7:30 p.m. Wednesday at the Masonic Temple in Pomeroy. Hefreshments will be served ronowing the meet-ing. All master Masons are invited. ., Now You (\Jlow ASPHALT PLASTIC ROOF CEMENT FOR NOW is the time to New York. He noted ·lllat the GOP' go,.rnor, o! Cellf!>rnlo,. NijW York, Mlchll!&n, . ?hl0. the , Democrstlc .National C... Mso-'chuoetts. and P00D17ha...aton. . . nla. havo)>itapied to "We 111ri . actlvtl,y, tor hiln. deflnlb>l,y on an IiPbeat nole, not "ThiB Ia tO · me a lOI7 beeauae of what lliJpeneil at , formidable . £X'Ol!ll o1 caJIIIIOiaD. U. Democratic: cooventlon but era," he becalioe .of happened II NlllOII'B hopes W.re !>olstered our• and Just after ItA!," laid by :the reaqlta ola p.mllc opnloo !!Win Tuellday at a reception in · poll conducted over the "eekend . . in roofs ol com110Si· ' nJJ,r at Ill ~ro.ktton where pOllee and ...iwF Il,monio!rator. 1ctas""' ~it .week during IIY '.-r Leaks, Joints and De- ~ \ .:J..;, . Nixon Opens ··Campa:-~n v• •,. • ' Devoted To 'l7u! lnfer&ll Of The Meigi·Mtuon Area •' ' .. ' -. - ~··· / '; 5HERWIN1 WiLLIAMS ' .. ' PAINTS River Gauges - . News Briefs 1 ' . potted !~ · tho scene, The Military inb>lltgence sources w'oilndod 8\llnl ssld he nred 'safd the COmmunists ·Daay have allot' into' c4he air to try to stop temperarl)y (oregone an lll-4)Ut o«enslve in l'lvor of terrorist the me'\o ''i'llty escaped, Blame Terrorists strikes Jnsldu the city. Police .said they, believed the Bomb Infiltration . Incident .waa the ·wOrk of the AttaCking comrriunist poSiViet Corig: The llrenade landOO tions wl.thln a two-day mttch or in a ., Pie!'IT.' .in the wall the capital, u, s, )!52 bOmbers surroonding, the U.S. Aaency lor M o n d a y and early today lntJr"'tional' 'llloveloj>mert . dropJied 250 tons ,of bombs .onto bU!Idina. Several ·dozen Ameri- f suspecl<ld. cOmmunist ln!Utra• can and ' VletmmeBe empJoyea tion ·corriDor (rom CarilbQdia 1 were inside. ! shakllll! the ClJlital ao4.ratillng ·-------1 i ' WUbur Moi!leil has bej!ll sentenced to aBrve 7a six D'Kintha stay ln the Meigs eow,ty Jall and a one to three 7ear term in Witneue& a~ the two the Ohio Ponltentlar)o Iller apterrorists sped lwa.y on their pearing before Judge John motorbike. National Policemen Bacon ln !lie Meigs COIIR\Y Comand soUth 'vietname.se soldiers mon Pleas Court on bad check quickly blocked o!1 a six-block charges. , area around the buUding bst Molden was given a six there was no trace of the two county jail sentence oo the first men, of five counts contained in t h e The explosion came as Saigon information affidavit. The peni. w~s beginning 10 relax after a tentiary sentence was given on ~se weekelld in w!!l;h j;h~ the other four bad c h e c k counts. The time spent in die wounded were seriously burt-a capital wen\ OJl I! fuD;·mllitary Vietnamese guard, a nationld · alerf . in ·~tattoO : ot ·. ,. <.'Ollllty jail will apply · to tile aM a woman, UPI COinmunt1.t atta~k ·whicli never policeman penitentiary sentence. correspondent Kate Webb r:-.,.. cam~ FESTIVAL PLANNED NEW IIA VEN - 'I'h<lre wUJ be an old-time festival Sept. 7, a1 the Broad Hun School, Letart, W, \'a., with homemade ice {Continued !rom ~ I) cream, beef soup made in large including nearly 120 policemen, wete treated It hospitals al'kl rekettles outside, san~ehes, pie, leased. Most Wli're not seriously hurt. · cake, coffee and sort drinks to The one remaining was . a YOWW policemb, hit In the race with be sold. Proceeds in the past a brick. have been used to pay members' All o( the 583 persons arrested during the battles were tree on way .w county 4-H camp . bond, authorities said. MEIGS GENERAL HOSPITAL TOKYO - PREMIER PHAM VAN DONG of North VIetnam said Saturday Admissions - None. Morliay his country wUl fight until the last American leaves South Saturday Discharges- Chules Vietnam. ·.. Fields, Della Curtis. Pham spoke at a meeting in Hanoi atteDded by President Ho Chi &lnday Admissions - None. Minh to celebrate the 23rd anniversary otN,orth Vietnam's declai-,&anday Discharges - None. . . Monday Admission - Jessie tion of independence, Radio Hanoi 1ald. "Our entire V~etnamese peopie_Uf: ' d etei'Dlfned to fight, uptU Price, Hutland, complete victory, .. Pham said, "unUl DOt ·& siogle U.S. aggresSOr f9 Monday Discharge - Joe wu. left in South Vietnam. ;, :•. ' son, Sr. Mayor Charles Legar today urged a cooperative traffic safeTONIGHT, SEPT. 3 zy effort to assure a safe begin"THE SCALPHUNTERS" ning to the school year. (Technieolor) In setting aside September 1_7 Lancaster, Shelley Wir1tert as "School's Open: Drive Care..,AT! fully" week in Pomeroy, the mayStoo•et or asked that "parents, motorists and ehildren cooperate in Brother Bet; Opercaper making the first days of class aeddent and injury free, and WEDNESDAY & THURSDAY that thhl serve as an example The bod.Y will lie in state at SEPT. 4 & 5 for the entire scbool year." · the cburcll from 1 Lo 2 p.m. NOT OPEN Mayor Charles Legar issued Friends may call at the FogleFRIDAY & SA11JRDAY the proclamation to coincide with 8QJ1.g FWJeral Home after 3 p. TWO C,\SES !lEARD SEPT. 6 & 7 the opening or Pomeroy schools m. on Wednesday. One defendant was fined and a "THE WILD RACERS" .today and the OMUal bsck to second defendant forfeited a bond (Technicolor) VETERANS MEMORIAL school safety campaign of t h e in weekend court activities of AND HOSPITAL Automobile Club or Soutllern Pomeroy Ma,yor Cllarles Legar. "DID YOU HEAR THE ONE SATURDW ADMISSIONS Ohio. Fined $5 and costs on intoxiABOUT THE TRAVELING Edward Barton, Racine; Harold c;~tion .charges was Austin AlThe prociii.IJlation read: SALESLADY?" .,Parents should coun&el their Adams, Racine; Dana Wickline, len, Pomeroy, and David Dob(Technicolor) elemenf,ary school age children, Racine; Edith Meco:Y, SyracUse; bins, Bidwell, forfeited a $25 Phyllis Diller • Bob Denver especially those attending class Howard SLsk, Mason. bond posted on charges or runSHOW ~TARTS 7 P.M. SATURDAY DISCHARGES for the first tin'le, on the safest ning a red light. route to and from school, and Paul, Thomas, David and KenMEIGS MARRIAGE LICENSES of Ule· importance or obeying neth Klein, Jack ClelarKI, Jr., Rhoda Hackett, Harry Pickens, David stewart Heaton, 18, Pornschool safety patrols, a d u I t Lawrence Weddle, Rebecca Fuleroy Route 3, and Janet Carol guards and all traffic signs and ton, Frankie Statrord, Kristy Mat· Frank, 19, Long Bottom Route 1. signals. son, ~neva Shumate, Mary BisCharles Samuel Nichols, 23, ''Motorists must be extra. causell, James .Jeffers, Martha Athens Route 2, and .&lsan Di· tious, assisting the patrol a n d Searles. · ane Tolley, 20, Albany Route 3. Msrtin - Jesn SirrlJ!lO•nsl guards, obeying school zone SUNDAY ADMISSIONS sarGeorge Peppard speed signs and being alert for - ·- ·· I"Rouc:H MGHT IN JERlcHo"f the (J.Iick stops ot school buses. ah Congo, Racine; Golda Wyant, ~ / i /( ,() • <;Ill ,- U 41 Pomeroy; Alma Simpson, Mid· (Technlcolor) Children must obey the inAND struction of their parents an d dleport. SUNDAY DISCHAI<GED- Lu"TAMMY AND THE teachers, and respect the authbert Theiss, Walter ·Lewis, Fay MILLIONAIRE" ority of the patrols and other .. • t . Barnett. (Color) guards." MONDAY ADMISSIONS- Hilflei>bie Watson - Denver I da Warth, Hartford, W. Va.;BarFrank McGrath HOLD LAST MEETING The Meigs 4-H Pleasure Rid- bara Y oong, Pomeroy; F r e d WEDNESDAY & ers had their last meeting of Mourning, Middleport; William SEPT. 4 & 5 the year at the Fairgrounds on Capehart, New Haven. James Coburn MONDAY DISCHARGES August 26, at 1 p.m. There were "WATERHOLE NO, 3" 16 members and ten visitors Harold Adams, Virgil Roush, (Tectmi.color) present. Mrs. William B, Downie, John Massie, John Groce. AND advisor, distributed the fair pr~ ., Bobby Vee-Jackie DeShannon mium money. Ten of the mem"C'MON, LET'S LIVE bers went on a trail ride to the GAUGES - Gallipolis, 12.2 >raruwi .. Cra~:h A LITTLE" E. J. Hill farm, where refreshand 12.3 rwutlng 2 feet of rollments were served. ers; Pt. Pleasant, 24.10; Pome-roy-Mason, 20,50; Hinton, 0.50 stat.; Kanawha Falls, 2.60 falling; Charleston, 18.00 rising. London, Marmet. Winfield are on the sill. .' . ·\Vounaed ByGren pqUtel,y declined, Inch- 1 237pound swordftah and a catch or eels. W. H. Capehart After lllness . but An Sport Conner first cent 36 - P&Uil had bodies by !ate Monday. Mass Burials Govenunent officials in Tehran conft.rmed the reports but officially announced a death figure or 12,000- the number already buried. Disease from unburied corpses and the brutally cold nights both threatened injured survi~ vors. Officials feared many .sheltered only by flimsy tents • ,~~ Iran. , A rescue airlltt pilot sal4 the regl.on appeared .,hit by an atom bomb." other pilots reported 1lugb graveyards" ot disintegrated villages with no 20,000 sign of life. disaster area zone in northeast- . tj ~ through some of the wont..ftit regions of the 1,300-s(Jiare-mile em -' . 'i,, _..,.011118; tor biiiL. Cl....... . ..........·l l&h a., - .AJ. ~~~~~~~~; q drMO:~ ADYISSIOK\- carrte . . _ . tlury1 putJ•ndt~ ... '"lllue IJJ liio tall - - "' _ . . ln v~ hive bad.., .......,•• pie Cneif; ~ ,hi ,laid. "' . .' ,," troSPrrAL Vftmam•• are r.. ..,., tiJer have kWod ~.!:~ --~ . st ... ROulll,- "3' a ti ", I 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/. 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