https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/a3923c5df8d020809d3a7b1333d6533c.pdf de5900f8858758a70a1a15272bdb59e5 PDF Text Text : II - The' llllUy SOntll!l!l, l\llddloport.f'~y, o., Sill~ \ ·f, 1968 Portsmouth District Methodist Women's Leadei-sllip Meet Held 'i . , ·' \!{,. I : ,. ,. f '., . , .. ' .' ' .. . ' ' , ·~-- d· ' .. ,'... ' ,. .1>, • .~It .llli/.' ~- 1.:..U, ~.; ( ~cconted Now You ·l\now _V'.O_L.-'-X-'X'--1:N~.=O:.._.9:...::4_·--------'-~PO-=-M-:-E-'RO:..:Y_-M....:c:IDDLEPORT. OHIO Miss Beegle J I< ·Held in Columbus .tOll:,: """ , Attends Ohio . . . . .,l/! Hill School Of Leon Holds Annual Reunion YRC Meeting . Ca lendo r.!/ ·"' lttr..uclq Ca1non's New NO-IRON 7rh Birrhday Of Julie Byer Timely Quotes Middleport. .. Personal Nofes .. Double Bed Size Fitted Bottom Sheats or the Double Bed Size Fiat Sheets. ~ r BED SHEETS Is Celebrared 3.89 Twin Bed Size Fitted Bottom Sheets tire Twin Bed Size Flat Sheets. · . · · .. · •·· Pomeroy... .. : Personal No res i 3.59, Pillow Cases, 42136 Inches •••• ·1.99 pair ON SALE ON ELIEIFELDS ILAIN FL(NMI .............................. Miss Hoffman Wins Master Churches Plan SPECIAL FALL Music Degree -Annual Evenr 17th Anniversary Announce Speaker Of Club Observed 3.60 Veterans are .....,..... .V..· . 4x8 Sltttt To Sell Rummage ' AM BERTONE ... LOWER PIIC$TftAN .... Honored at Picnic DRIVE·IN ' . THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 5, 1968 i· N·ew ·Richard M. Nixon TV Audience Charmer ~ Nixon CHiCAGO (1.11'1) - open! an hour deftly fleldlllr CFestions from a panel Nhoa woo Is cborm Itself on of eight persons aeleded by tbe televlllloa. lJ8]It ll1d benterlng state Republican committee. CIDI \ moment, a1 serious as an The llve telecast was. carried Army reerultlng poater tlle over 11 ltatlons covering DOXt. Dlinolo, Mlosourl ond part of The Republican prelll-al lildlalla. DOIIlJnee'1 eue on camera, an · Warm Receptlm abllliJo to Joke publlely oboot Warmed by the lariiOII, moat himself- aU lids ond a great GIXhualastfc receJ]tlon he has deal of llllb-.e comment received In lids political year """ dllp!IQ'ed here Wemesday when he came Into Cldcago nighl Ill tlle 18111e 1V - o Wemesday afternoon, onc1 blghwhere eight ;rears &80 Nixon 4' pleased by the results of his bod his llrst of lour famous telecsll, Nboo reiiiDled his iel campalan dol>ateo with tlle late campaign toda,y with another there f 1 · a new Richard M. .1o1m F. Ktmeoly. 'Wtieground'' state on his Iii 1960, Nixon .... sweaty acheclde. llld irritable 81 he stood aeross NiXon wu bound lor Sen a - slap from KomedY The nomlnee"s televhdon perfonnaiu:e was that of a pollsbed .l)l'ofeslllonal. In tlle dark recesses ot the studio where the audlenee filled U-ahaped bleachers, .# ft"Oman leaned to her husband and whispered, ••He' s as good a1 Ed aillivan." 'lbere ill a certain inner conflict In tlle IIOIIllnee about tile advantages of admitting "newness" Iince he obvioullly does not want to admit tlle old version wa1 interior. Here is how he handled tho matter alter a (Jlestloner asked abbut Ute view~ are Revised Version u1 suppose what you're referring to is, in the vernacular, is there a new Nixon or an old one and I suppo1e I could say which Humphrey sbould we Uaten to toda,y. · ·~ut l do want to say tldsthere certainly is a new Nixon. I dorJ't mean that rm not growing qlder. My wile tells me that my hair is &Ding back and I should get a piece here and there, and I realize, too, that In terms ot what has hePPened over the years, as a man gets older, he learns something. (Continued 011 Page 6) lllblfnr. :Beton a studlo audience ot nJsb!, SAIGON (UPI)-Tlte VIetnam I, 1961, to 27,509 killed, 171,809 First Ohio Transplant alreadY exceeded ~se than 200,000 men killed, .....,S.. ed or lost In actlon, beadQ.larters llll.d today. The dlscloeure came In tlle weekly casualty totels which .-ed 408 U.!!- servl<!emon ldlled and 2 513 · 1IOUllded last week, tile hi;l;,at toll otnce lbe Communltlts' May..limo IWIUI18l' alrenlllve. 11 broughl lho liUIIber of Aine~can eaiUaltl.ea since Jan. ' total o! u.s. mont said. n. nlai. or or News... in Briefs .;,......y........, r.· Rldt!e; Driver Suffers . •Minor Injury ' · Whllt tho nalure l"-lbo lnJucy WU not teJx>rted, Jo)lo L, Dodderer', 24, Columbus, badamlnclr fiiJul7 but '!&' not ll'eated lfler a eat i'ec~ at 8:30 a.DL W.,..oldy on RL 33, five ond - - . mUoa north ot Rt. 124:. · 'lbl ~ lllsiPn.Y lfatrol ,llld a dtor r4'1 -lho hlllllriQ' ln1o · lbo Pllh of Dodderer' • beund ear. Swervlns to miss ibe ....u.. ..amal, ·DoddbJerraaoll.therlaht ·aide of lho llllllnoiOI' ond lhnRI8b a &1IOrd rsll ond almce. There . ... Dklderate dama&e to lbe .... • 'l'lrlll]llald poata ran - · -ed - ond IO· Ieet "' r..... cnmet1 by H. E. 111gp, Rt. S Pomeroy, was also damIIIIIL No cllarp was llled. Julia Bryant of Muolc, won WedneadiQ' night's prsllmlnary telent canpetitlon ot them were hit l'fhlle beating air the ground assaul~ tlle war over 16 other girls. susan Alane Tll0111Pson, 20, o1 Des Moines, l'"'a, was iudged communl(JJO seld. boot In lho swftn ault ..tegory In a !laid o! 17 beautle~ A crowd of · The shellings enapted before as the Communists 6,027 penoons wis on hand at Conwntlon Hall lor the llrst o! tllree dawn apparently tried tD keep tlle m,hta or prellmlnery COIJIIIOtltlon. · oulpoats bullY while lnllltrators 1 LONDON - SCOTLAND YARD HAS UNCOVERED a plot by moved tllrOQBI! tlle night aloog armed e - s t a to oo1ze - - buildings alii tlle U. S. alii a favorite 70-mi.le corridor Russian . - . ,11ea derl!W an anll·Vletoam war rally Oct. 27, tlle bombed repeatedly in recent London Times oald today, weeks by American BS2 bomThe report &aid the utremiats •ere DWie lCJ at American bers. stuclenta IDd 11draft dodgers" in BrUain who were backed b)' "foro1sn Oltl>ltel." The Times and t!Je Evening News sold lho oxtremAdult and student ticket.B lata had plhored Drearma and lldotov cocktails tD dla""t C(JIIIlor tlle 1\leigs - Wahama 1111111e lliunlcatlona. to be played Friday at Waha· ma Dl81 be purchl.sed at tlle WASIUNGTON - HUBERT H. HUI\IPIIREY, opening his upbUI om.ce of Principal James e•znpe'gn tor the presidency to all dissident Democrats 1 aeekJ the Diehl 11 Mldc!leport High bocklJW ot Son. Edward M. Kennedy. The man to mold School until 1 p. m. Friday. tlle R~~~q~hrey • KeDDOdy detA!nte Ia Lawreaee f'. O'Brien. Persons planning w attelll O'Brien, ftumpltrey'a: c•mpaip m&Japr and ~lcked chairare achised to purcha8e their man of the Democ:ratlc Nttlonol C<lnmlttee, said Wednesday he tickets in ad\'&Dce to avoid a would periOIItllly contaet KeDDOdy to detA!rmlne what role lho Maowalling une at tile wlllllow, aaehusetta se•tcr would. pl8y ID HUIJ1)hrey'a C'llm,ptip Tite former •••lined posllnaster pnorol waa a key c-'iD strlleRIII tor John F. Ke"' ned,y In IHO and was Robert Kennedy's -'111 mamger umll iDoral!ll "' I!Dlztr lloapltel. Mrs. : llf1ln! wU borD Sopt. a....-. lid., lho .' ......... ot lbe late ond · ICMblria• 'Gaattien" TQlor. A · D1, Woitior, 1968-69 School Counts Announced an enrollment of 603 atudents. 238 in the seve- grade; 224 in The number ln each class intlle eighth grade and 240 ninth chides 203, lothi 213, 11th, arxl graders, and 29 In special educaschool districts. Biggest ot the districts Is the 192, 12th grader~ tion. Jn addition there are 32 specMeigs Local District with nearly The total elementary school en3,000 students enrolled in classes ial education students at the rollment of the Meigs DlstrJ'ct is high 1chool. this year. . 1,453 includl~ 343 at Pmneroy; The .;mtor high school of the 315 at Middleport; 196atRutland; The high school at Middleport eigs District - located thil!l 126 at Salem Center; 141 at Har- a part of a new consolidated year ln Pomeroy facilities has an risonville; 138 at Bradbury program this year - has tbree enrollment ot 782. This include& 194 1t Salisbury. In eddltion, tlle grades, lOth, Uth and 12th with special education students t. elude 24 at Puneroy and 12 at Enrollment figures have been compiled by Meigs County's three t am Actor Murphy LOS ANGELES (UP!}- Audle Murphy, the most decorated u.s. soldier in World War II, blwnes a more recent war tor bankrupting him. The actor testified in superior court Wednesday that he was Mrs. Nicholson Dies Wednesday Funeral services for Bernice C. Nicholson, 77, RD I, Rutland, who died Wednesday morning ln the Veterans Memorial Hospital, wlll be held Frlda,y al 2 p.m. at the Martin F\QleraJ Home with the Rev. Cecil Co:x officiating. Burial will be In the White Oak Cemetery. ~ was a member or the Ml Union Church, of the DexOOr Church Ladles Aid, and of ~ Grange No. 778. &lrvlvors include her husband, Marlon; a daughter, Evelyn 9dlllng. VermUlion;!ourSOIII, Waid, RDI, Dexter; Dale, Middleport; Ernest, Rutland, and Marion, Columbus; 13 grandchildren, and t b r e e great - grandchlldren. Friends may call at the fUneral home anytime. allil Pl'eeedi!IINl' ~~~~ 1111 puC>Ilri!> el(eci,!IDI<iW lhe J1101Do ]toi' ot, dil Ollir<il' Oliil &llldol' . so~ it ns .iivolted '\hat'~ ..... ! · ~ 'l'll"'l.iir ~'pqle oflhe ...,, ....,L; ··~~1•·:•¥~ = 'Busted':r.~~re..:.!•ointll~ By Arab-Israeli War Dool'l of tile Middleport Church o! lho Nazarene wlll be opened troJn 7 yo .9 L m. each morning In order to encourage prayer In tlle ~· The church boord hos agreed to open each of Its sessionl!l with 1 season of prayer at lho altar 111t1 to have tlle church opened each morni!W to encourage not only Nua.renes but other realdonie of lho C<IIIJIUIIIity to otop In tile chureh tor pra,yer derlJW tile two hour perlocl. Tile board al10 hu adopted ' o eburch tlthbw p . . _ Bqlnnina a1 once •• of tho lao! boJik. bw day of each lllOIIIh, 10 per cent <(· aU IMlmea Into the ctwreh, u~t bulldi!W pa.ymeDI . , _ . , Is to be l]lven to mllalona or to some · other Interest ~lbo aenorolchurchutlleho11)1 lieom• belit, . ' ~,tlthi~W ]ll..., . . , Ia 'uoo·wli,' NEW HAVEN - Mro. JUlia V. llrplll, 84, wbo U>ed bore ......,. , . . , died wemeadiQ' It~ be loolll on Pages 8 alii 9. -Sentinel Photo. broke and was under constant scrutiny from federal and state tax collectors. Murphy, 41, said he lost $260,000 In an Algerian o II venture when the six-day ArablaraeU war broke out in tbe Middle East In JIDle 1967. He said he hoped to "re8U1Tect the venture." Appearing as a judgment debtor, Murph,y told &Jperlor Court COmmissioner Hman 0. Danotl he is unable to pay ot! $13,260 due on a $15,000 promissory note he signed Nov. 13, 1964 In lavor of tlle First National Bank of Dallao. A judgmcrt against tlJe actor was entered NOY. 26, 1966. The war hero said he has no foreseeable Income In 1988 and that all relllcllals from past JDOIVI.es and television roles are confiscated by the otate tax board belore they reach him. Murphy received 24 medals including the Congressional Medal of Honor lor Ida Oljllolts In Africa and ~rope during World War D. Aller tlle war he starred In his film biollJ'aphy, "To Hell and Back," and appeared In dlstr!ot. EarollJneat In tllese toelude Middleport, 54; PomerO)', 64, tud Rutlanl, 35. In tlle Eastern Local School District, enrollment has been recorded at 928. St..,tents enrolled in each of the schools includes ~pers PlaJna Elementary, 216; Riverview, 142; Chester, 265, and Eastern High School, 270,plus35 klmergart.en plt)il:... from thedt ... atte~ claasea at ter. The Southern Local School m.. trlct baa an enrollment of 1,14:2, inchldi- Syracuse Elemenl:ar7, 160; Lotort, 153; RaclneEie.,.... tary, 209; Junior high, sevtllllt and elghtll alii ... olxtlJ . . unit, 207; Southern Hlllh Schoal a..:. trlct at Racine, 363, and 60 ,._.oa Ten Stntions To Broadcast MU Contests HUNTINGTON, W. Va. (1.11'1) . -Ten Ohio and West Vlrginla · · radio stations have alg:Dad to · carry Marshall Unlveralcy - . ball and baskelball broodcasto this year, according to Alldetj~ Director Eddie Barrett. The play - by - J>]..,. will ~ handled by Marshall ~ 1&rormatloo Oirector Gone Non>- .... house and color man· will be B!U Farrell of WSAZ, 1!wJt1De. ton. The board of directors ot the The stations In tlle networll Meigs County Jaycees Wednes- are: WSAZ llunllngtoa, WCAW da,y evening made preliminary Cbarleaton, WLOG Lopn, J>]ans ror the slxtll amua1 Meigs WWNR Beek.ley, WElF M,..,._ Count;y Junior Miss Pageant. ville, WHAR Clarksburg, WBTB The pageant will be held Nov. W!Ulamson, WPARPorker-1, 21 at the 1\lelgs Junior H l g h WJEH AM-FM, r.mPlu•, ObJo. School auditorium ln Pomeroy. Jim !\lees and Earl Ingels gave reports on advertising abd pro. grams tor the event. II: was declded tbat the programs are to be purchased !rom tlle ~allty Print !IJap In Middleport. Martha Husted a111 n.e1- o_ The Jaycees announced all sen- Campbell, pres!- - eleet llld ior girls attending one of three secretary, respectivel,y, of U. Meigs County high schools Inter- Meigs Local School District_ ested ln entering the pageant Teachers Assn., and AvteeFreo:.: mmerous westerns. should write tlle 1\lelgs County ker o! the GeUla .J.ocal Toa.-4. Ja,ycees, P. 0. Box 605, Pome- Assn., were delegat+s ~ the!(· roy. respective usodatkllll at a Attending tlle mOilllng at tlle meetiug at Keat state Unlver.U,, church do titlle that a pnorol Rm !lc:Dade realdence In Mid- Ken~ tithing program tllrouihout tlle dleport were Cborles lluJnJ)hHlghlight.s of tlJe meotlnl held · church wwld h8lp sc::me who reio, Blll Mdlentels, Vlnc'"'t from Aug. 25 lbnJuil> Alii· U may not 6Jlly understend lho 111- Knight, Tom Martin, Earl In- were talks by leadlag _..., 4 a • gels, Ralph Werry, Jim !\lees and ltatf menMrs such u IJb... .antqes of tlthln8. ' Also to strengthen tlle prayer IIIII Richard llayes. by Koom, prealdenl <lllbo program ol the dm'ch, th&t..rd 'llle next regular member meet- tiona! Emcatleu Aom., lldOJ,Dr_ agreed to ldopt1blradiQ'evonlng Ing WID be Soplembor 11 at True, 111\YcholOIIIII <( u cotl8ge pra,yer meeting m,hi. 8 p.m. In tlle meeting room st lho The cotl8ge pra,yer meetlep will Pomer<IY town hall. One evenlntl, 15 be held in homes around the com.. earrled 725 mlllllty each TlluradiQ' oven!,.; . POMONA TO IIIEET Y.....-lna U<ll>tiel lho ftr1t 'lbursday of 1\lelp Colriy p..,... Grange !bey eoalerred with oacb month, which ..W be oet wtU meet In reau!ar seaslOD Fri- lbe li'.Glcatleu ulde tor boord meei!JWL day at 8 p. m.atl:heRock!Prlnas abU tJIIIr clftlat1He&. The board 1110 hal tiel aside G,.... llaU wben tho otata COCJlo. Tho-Sept. 8 os "Back to School" Inc and stole contaata andnatl.,.. broaabt • ...... C'D!C1Dt IIIQ'. Eoch periOD ol·oc- 1&0 . aJ Crochetl!W contalle wtll bo II8JIIO O.E.A.. - lbo . preaent &llldol'wtll .....,.lvelpOD- held. Eloctiell ol olllcaro lrir lho ••Obly Exeellllice ell ond each toacher .PTOMDI wtU 0118uln]): two ;rears will also be recohe an atiud In I'OCOIJlitloo he1d. AI! memben ...., uriod to <ll aonlce Ill lbo chlldreu of tho· atteed. ~lm'ch and lbo <OaiJIIUII\Iy 1o 1 SALE -.. " ' 'llle , Tile balM ·d~•'ll'• Sept. ts MARRIAGE Al'PIJCATIOII Jaycees Plan for Pageant Teachers At Kent Meetings ,, .,··.. . ·4·· ( . •' y......-, · &I ' ..,., ' . - f .f" ,., 'dlll'lltlllbo .,.·· ,.,.. ... ,~ ,. ~·,;.·r· ; Benard erou,· %2, atock , clerk, ud GloriA J - ~- 18,land, r .......... · lit 1 - • Allcll p....modOD ' . io.lii - .::::r s.l!Or" ~ · · · , ·.:. ~· _.... ' ; ·~,_"' , . .. - Herbert s.o. .., .. ,~ ·• ~Aa~svllla, ' attending kindergarten btl!W hold In Racine tor lho enllre dlstrlc:i. Prayer Period Announced troae4Y atruek. Dies Wednesday ' ' . .. 1881.' Wahama. Additional pictures ond atorles relatleg totlle!C>..,._ ing season are oo Page 7 of tooay•l!l editloo, and achedules wUJ in War has cost America more wounded and 1,197 nrluing- a Korea as well as those suffered 200,615, the announc&- by the French In the Fri!IJchIndochina War. Vietnam ls the 'Communist losses lal!lt week third eoaWest war the United has rough! against were 4,f76 killed, bringing tllelr Slates torelgn troops, behind World tote1 lor tlle war to 390,105. South Vletnameae helllQlartefa Wars I and Last week's CIISU&lty figures seld 284 government IOidlets were k!Ued ond 1,187 wounded, represented the losses In a but no tolals lor tlle enllro war aeries or battles along the Cambodian border, in the are available. northern war zone and ComnmExceed Korean Cesualtle• shelllngs key allied U.S. battletleld losaes have CLEVELAND (UPI) Del· bases including Da Nang. lett Howard lAwson, Akron, :;~:~t~:~:~:~:~:~:~:~:r~:~:~:~~:~:~:~:~~:;:f:~~:~:~:~:~:~:~:!:r~~=~=~:~;~:?f~:~~:::~{~t{?~::{~?~~)::~{::~(~t~~'Ole American losses were the 51, Ohio's lrst heart transplant highest since the week ending reclplenl, wail reported today w J\Ule 1 when 438 Gls were killed be olttiJW IC> In bed In lho Clev.. and 3,870 wounded. land Cllldc ond progressing satIn ac:tlon toda,y Communlat illldorf]y. . !Drees bombarded eight south ~-"ffe,..ee~Wct the heart ot • 25- ~~j:~ti~~~~l~~~t:~1~~tt}~~~~~!i~~~i:~;ii~li~ii~f:~~tf)~~=:~t~::{:~:t:J~:!:)~:~:::::r~=r~:~:~:~:} Vietnamese outpoats ~arding who nsldllldln Sellon's western fiank against Lobar Day tralllc accident. Ill' United Press """""'tiona! lnflltratton and tried unsuccessS'l'OCKHOLI\I- SWEDEN 'TODAY GRANTED ASYLUM tD seven Two a&her- persona r~cet ved her tulJy to ovetnU1 one or them, lddneys In 1 double traDaplant. more American Arm¥ runawayl!l who lett their units to protest the military reports said. A hoapltel spokeSDWt said to- Vlellllm War. But two otllera were looindgullty ot peddling marijllllll, Typhoon Bese' 75-mile..an~r _. all three redplerts were In senteaeed to two' llllll1lh1 In jall ond ordered eJII)eUed lnlm SWeden. Joseph Edward NorWood, 2(), of NeWPOrt Beach, Csllt, alii winds forced cancellation or IIUsfactol'Y tOIIlltion and "p~ John llowUng, 20, of Soli Diego, Collt, pleaded gul]t,y tD charges of U.S. Navy alr rolds Into Nortll crenlqr as e'ljpected. n Rabort a.Pper, 29, of Miner- Illegal pos..alllm and distribution of narcotics. They were ieUed Vlemam. Conununlsts m1 Outposts va, a o~rmarkel clerk, and Alr- ond ordered eJII)Olled until 1975 ll'ben tlley may return. Seven government soldiers man 3-C Chirleo Muucly, 20, of BorMley, Mlth., recel>ed the . ATLANTIC CITY, N. J. - A DETERMINED VIRGINIA music were wounded fn the series of ' lddDe,ys of Mrs Barbora Smltll ma.ior and 1 blue eyed blonde lnlm Iowa Ire tlle opening round win- Conununlst atlad.s in flau of Wolnut Ark. nero In · tho Miss America PIINIIL Cherie Suzarme Davis of Cllllon Nghla Province, lying betwe"' Forge, Va., 1 19-year--old jwdor at tbe Shenandoah Consenatory the capital and Cambodia. Five Successful GMNG INSTRUCTIONS - Tlte Meigs Marauder lootboll team, like the Southern and Eastern High squads, wiU open its 1968 1eason this Friday night. Above, Marauder Coach Olaries Chancey teviews plans with his Meigs team for its lid-Utter at War Cost at 200,000 hi1 makeup, lho air condltlonlng 3011 JOI'IOIIO Wedneede7 a.m., EDT. charge •"ddat Nixon's baaed this year oo expediency.'' In Studio Que <ll Stellon WBBM1V, He eomplatned 111en oboot IDt] Francisco and a speech toolght at Sonia Clers Unlverolty. He was to leave at about 9 (Toch::"") f Shorrera ear11 klnlllj, - : : : • ed by poi'IIJ dcJudl- .... ' ·ritll lows In lho 511•, uespt around 80 In lbo ~xll ,_ Pardy cloudy alii c:ocHr day. "' Devoted To Tlw Inh!r~ts Of'l'lw Meigs-Mason Area ~ Baptismal Rite . · Weather. en tit; at y e The !llihost known deatll tDil In earthqlakes thla century was 180.000 In Kansu, China, Jn a. quike that. occurred Dec. 10, 1920. .~ p,m. . • ''"' {i~ . the Portlmouth District 11 Unit- eome a member or the new Woshort reports on the studies tor · The wtddlllr of 'i uss made wllll pearls ond od llletllodist Women•s Soclet;y of men's Soclet;y II she IIUIJPOriS tlle the year. The missJon study ls m Se~er~ . ond Mr•. DeMia ~ ' bJ , her IJlCllhe~. Her only jew. atonea, and ..,. carriOd a :f,~Cii.. Chrllllan Senlce. new Pllrpose by her gilts, her Soutbeast Aala. Most o! tlle coon""'• IOIOJM!zed at 2:30 ~r, -.:aa I silver cron neck- 91et of white J>C1(D poms \l'1P Three leadeJ;"ahlp trainlnK ses- prayers and her service." tries in this group have been ~. Selll, I, at llle 'Be~: ~<e. • &lit~ !he' l!rlclesroom. white Bible, •.SII 'ot.f!!ob~o Iiana were set up in dlfl'erent EverYv_ loCal president should colonies of larger countries, and , ,. United lfelhoillst Church of..,. .. The ~s .shoidder length veil sister, Mrs. Roy Honcli'tcko,;, l .., ... parts ol the district for the have rec~lved this special pro- now several of them have re. Racine, · ' , ~en ··~ a lace pela) J>]ateou Miss Dixie Circle 'ier..d:;fc convenience .and trainlngotelect.- gram to be used tor October, ceived their independence. ThJa The . bY. Paw A. Soltero, maid ot honor tor lho ~IM ed leadership ol the organiza- charter month for her Society. Study asks what can the ch11rch lllllor of lho brkle, 'read ll!o · wore a itreet !ell&!!! ~• •.:Ji',., don. This meeting should lnclude the do to meet the changing prob, VOWI of !he .cere-• pale J>]nk crepe, Her lbOr) The meeting was opened by Agape Meal or Love Feast. This lems? What does the church con·I ,111Cl117· ~ muole wu i>llll'held In place by a . ~ · the president, Mra. James Rich- meal ls a ce1ebratton of what tribute to their Christian talth? ed bJ" !\Irs. Paul P6well, > petal heatlpl... aeconted ,; l.t·h ards ot Rio Grande, The medi- God has been doing in the world; The splrllual growth study Is Given In mar-~ bJ" ho r llljltluna! rites lor Bryan pearls, and she catrled a iiou' tatlon or celebratioo was given and to ask His blessings on ef- on John. this stresses God's mother, Mra .. : ~ Sellera; AnthonY Korn:, son of Mr. and quet of piD!k J)OIIl poms. · f~ TO OBSERVE 511TH W~ ANNIVERSARY Mr. sill by the ~lrltual Growth Secre- forts tor better housing, peace mission is for the whole worldi Mrs. Everett E. C.n!weU will obsene tllelr 50tll wedtliJ1I.,.. the brldi' na attired In a white 1\lra. George Kprn, Jr., 3 38 Terry Riebel o! Racine; a !lOU5 tary, 'M ba Amabell Eaton of and education. The Agape symalso tllat you cannot gjve !Ish! nlversary Sunday lltemoon wltll open house at tllelr Vinton . Karl Rood, Columbus, were consin of the bridegroom, .. .;~· Proctorvllle. Sbe encled with a boUzes tU!Ity with ecumenical unless you have it yourself; our home, Tlle.Y were married on Sept. 9, 1918, at GaUlpolls ond "' dueled ~day at the St. James as beSC man tor Mr. ~ ·~ • New Idea of Worship ol the Lord's groups in this country and abroad. church should be a Livingchurcb are t!te parents of seven -thUdren. 1bey ue Mrs. Pauline H¥'llle Leas CathoUc Church 1n Is tlle 1011 oll\lr, ond lllfl• l:;!!iiJ ·· Prayer, which had appeared in It provides an ~portunity for as our Christ Is a L 1 v in g sell, Mrs. lJncla G~her, and Mrs, Helen Werry, all of Pom_. ColiPDbul. . Eynon, He alao ~r;-ved u u.p.., the Metbodl.st Woman ~zine. eommwUon and fellowship to- Christ. eroy; Mrs. Teana Kearns, Coi1Dilbus; Miss Marie Cerdwell, ·' ~sors were Mrs: Harold lor tbe bride's mother and ,..,.•• This carried out the theme of gether. Thls includes the SlaTwo important dates were givAlliance, &Ill BeiUIY C&rdwellalll Mrs. The!JIIa FlshUr of VIn(Erlene) 1\YseU of Colwnbua,.ond t4'Mn. Guests were rql-ld lhe meeting, .. The W o r d lorn or Peace toast when con~ en - Portsmouth District Anton. Friends and relatives are invited to call at the Cardwell her 1<11; l!:dward 1\Yiell, also of b.Y Miss Donna Theiss. Afresh.'" cerns for our world and one home II\¥ time alter 1 p, m. nual ~ring meeting will be held Columbua. . . For her daughter's w~ A report and "thank you" was another are lilted to God. at Bigelow Church, Portsmouth, Others attending ~ere M r a. Mrs. seuera wore a blue taf.. given by Mrs. Sam Boyd, of VinThe president gave the womApril 24, 1969 with Mrs. IUchRuth 'I'tlDmas ot Chicaso, Dl.i leta sheath with a ehUron overlon, ror being chosen to attend en suggestions of thlngs needard Bauer, wife of the former llr. and !lrs. J!s.y Guinther, Allla,y, and white accessories. Mr1. :.:'·s~·~,;~,,,,,,,,,,, the School at Missions this sum- Jng to be done in a new socieDistrict &lperintendent, as t h e BOlla, Ronald, Jeltrey, ond KelE;Jonon was in a blueacelatebiindmex, on the Martha FellowshJp. l;r. Each member should have a Miss Shirley Beegle, dele- l,y, Chesteri Mr. and Mn. Jake ed shift and wore wtllte aeeeamain speaker. The ArulUaJ 0 h i o The district otncers each gave copy of the constitution and byPte of the 1\lelgs County Young llhornas and daughter, Jean, MlJS sorlea. West Conference will be held in a preview or the needs or the laws; there are no set dues, a REpubllcan Club, attell]ed tlle Mary FrancJs, Pomeroy.; MJss Ma,y, 1969 at Camp SaJnt Marys, A reception b::IDoring tile ecu. local society, putting emphasis woman pays whatever she can Ohio League or Young liepubl]. Kim Jqsell, Columbus, and Mra. ple was held In tlle chUrch soCial near Lima, wtth the C e I i n. a on group responsibility , through a pledge; every Socief3' can Clubs convenUon at t h e Christina O'Donnell, great-great room, Assildng were Mrs. BOn.. ·i. church as host. .cJnce the uniting of the Meth- should have a budget; local trea~ Sheraton - Cleveland Hotel in aunt of Bryan· Anthony, and Mrs. nie Theiss, Mrs. Bei'D.IeeThelJa, After lunch Mrs. Howard Stockodist Church and the EvangeU- surers must hav~ the name on WEDNESDAY Cleveland. A"'BUst 23, 24 and George Korn, Sr., A>meroy. ham showed the beauty or interMrs. Joseph]neSmlth,lllri.BeUt cal United Brethren Church, the their Soclel;Y's checks changed 2.1. MIDDLEPORT Amateur Garpretive music to a familiar hYmn. The annual reulllon ot tlle IIlli A family party 1n celebration T)lelss, and !\Irs. PoweU w11o Women's organization Is a new to the new name to make them William Saxbe, Republican can- of tlle baptism was held at lho l!"eslcled at tlle JlWICh bowl. The audience then participated, School of Leon, W, Va., was held deners Club will meet Wednesgroup. It Is a new society, witb legal; locaJ ministers should see the interpretation was through recently at the MlddJeport Road- day at 8 p, m. 11t the home of Mra. didate tor V. S. Senator, was the Kom home. Mr. onc1 Mrs. Kom · Mr. ond Mrs. tcynoo are rea new name, a new constitution that some or the Women's SOcJeEddie Burkett. ke.vnote speaker at the mOl"n- have another 11011, Bret Allll. aiding it fta:clne R. D. the use or the hands in a grace- side Park. and by-laws, and with new mem- ty officers are on church com- t'ul mamer. WILDWOOD GARDEN CLUB i~W session. The luncheon speaJ<.. Following the basket dinner bers. October Is designated as missions, spirlblal growth on Workshops or elected leader- at noon, the group spent the al- wlll meel al 8 p. m. Wedne.W.,. er was .K~~cky Gov. Louis B. Charter Month when every Worn- evangelism, missionary educaship sessions were conducted for terman viewing old school pic- at tlle home of Mrs. Dwight Mil· Num, and the bar.quet speaken's Sociecy oC Christian Serv- tion on mission commission, and the local officers by each district tures and reminiscing. Among hoan widJ Mrs. Wald Whw:lon as er was Spiro Agnew, vice presf.. ice should have a special pro- the president is now a member dentlal candidate. He was introofficer. those attending the reunion was the assisting hostess. gram concerning this new or- of the administrative board of duced b.Y Gov. James A. Rhodes. Many questions and answers a- WalUe Barnett of Leon, w. Va., ganjzation, combined with a spe- the church Instead oC the offlJanice Wolfe, formerly . of THURSDAY bout the new Society were dis- who taught at tlle Hill School two cial session for signing the new cial board. Members were told cussed. Meigs County, now an assialant PAST CHIEFS, Magnolia Temterrna, 1915-16 and 1916-17. The charter - the old Woman's SO- that all material tor the Socieple, Pythlan Sisters, will meetat Ohio Attorney General, wu The meeting closed w:ith t h e terms began in October and endclety Is no more. Every woman t,y will be received by the local elected secretary of the OLYRC 7:30 p, m. Thursday at the home ed In March. Agape Meal as the benediction. must sign if she wishes to beduring ~ convention. Others here for the reunion of Mrs. George Heines, Hemlock Grove. were Mr. and Mrs. Gus Steele, ::. :: :::::·:-::·. ·=·.< ::::' .· . .·.:>:·:::-·-: .·.:-: :-: ... Jeannie Dray, Vance and Karen REVIVAL at Christian Union Don't wrinkle - a blend .at 50 percent selected Ametfcan ·.· of Gallipolis; Mr. and Mrs. J. Church, Hal"tford at 7:30 p.m. cotton and 50 percent polyester. Over 130 threads per .. square Inch aYWage.. C. Burl!:e and Kath,y, Nitro, w. each evening. Donald Pfeifer, I don't know very much Va.; Mr. and Mrs. Charles Hill, Chillicothe speaker. Services op.. about the governor. Red House, w. Va.; Dewey Barn- en to public from SepL 3 through . -sen. f:ugene J. McCarthy, ett, Leon, W.Va.; Mr. and Mrs. Sept. 9. The Rev. John Coppock. Miss Werxly Nickels or Bay asked to comment on the Lewis Triplett, Mrs. Joan Bailey OOst paator. selection of S~lro T. Agnew Village was the guesl of Mr. and and MJney Long, Mrs. c a r r I e EVANGEUNE CHAPTER, OrIll the Republrcan vice pres. Mrs. Robert Kt~ and family Roush, Mrs. Elfie Montgomery, der or the Eastern Star, 7:30 p. idential candidate. over the holiday weeke.-.1 Joi~P Mrs. Iva Turner, all of MiddlenL Thursday at the Ma!!onlc TemThe seventh birthday anniver- ing the King family and Miss The time has come for us port, and Mr. and Mrs. Earl Ed- ple, MiddlEport. sary ol Julie Byer was observ- Nicl!:els for dimer Sunday were to leave the valley of despair wards of Langsville. LAUREL CUFF Better Healtll ed Frlda,y afternoon w!tll a party Mr1. Oleva Cotterill, Mrs, Aland climb the mountain so rt Club, Thursday, 7:30 p, ln. at the ~:::::::~::: :.::::: ::::::·:::::.;-:::::::·:·:·: =:=:· . :·:·:·: :·:-:-:··!. at the home· of her parents, Mr. bert Milhoan and Mrs. WilHam that we may see the glory of home of Mrs. Allen Eichingerj Mrs. Bob Byer, Middleport. King and children, Debbie, the dawn of a new day for new ottlcers to be elected; all America, a new d a w n for Game1 were played with priz- Cathy, Sherrie afl:l Kevin. Mr. members aa.ked to attend. es being won by Becky Fultz, and Mrs. Robert King and son, peace and freedom to the PAST CHIEFS; Magnolia Tem- world. Marianne Welsh, Kimberly Tim, were Ohio State Fair "isitple, Pythfan Sisters, 7:30 p. m. -Richard M. Ni.zon. Payne, and Patzy Brown. ~ ~ ors last week. Thursday at the home of Mrs. Rings and suckers were givGuests of Mr. and Mrs. RobMr. and Mrs. Robert Turner George Heines. en as favora, and Mrs. Byer arx! daughter, Debbie, North Robert Bowen over the holiday wee~ IU'Ved lee cream and cal!:e to inson, were weekend guests or em were Mrs: Gomer Bowen of MEIGS COUNTY Young RepubA mari who can jump six those named and Terry McDan- his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Joe Me Arthur snd Mrs. George Mar- lican Club, Thursday, 8 p. m. at MARLENE HOFFMAN feet high on earth could jump iel, Joy Beaver, Angela Payne, Turner. sandy, who has been the organization's headQl&rters tin ard daughter, Julie, Colum36 feet high on the moon. in the Hotel Martin. and Larry Byer. Friday even- here visiting her grandparents, bus. Sunday guests or the BowIng guests of the Byers at a ens were Denver Carman am and Michael, who has been vaca& family party were Mrs. Charles tioning with £rie00s in Tennes' Mr. and Mrs. Earl Frecker and FRIDAY Byer, Kenny Lee and John, and see, returned to North Robinson Rodney. Sunday Mr. Bowen vis& SOUTHERN BAND Boosters to Mr. and !lrs. T. G. !illldore. Monlay with their ptrents. Ited in Chillicothe with his fath- sponsor dance Friday following er, Gomer Bowen. first home football game with Mrs. Larry Flowers and Var.essa Meade returned to ColumWilliam Koesel of ClevelaOO North Gallla at tlle Jr. High bus over the weel!:end after a ard Mrs. Frank Calbetzar of School; ''The Next ln Line" to two-week visit here with her par~ Streetsboro were weekend vtslt.. furnish music. ents, Mr. and Mrs. Albert Roush. ors of Mrs. Welby Whaley. Su• BIG AFTER Footbell Game Mr. Flowers drove toMJddleport day guests of Mrs. Whaley were dance parcy wlll be held at tlle Saturda)' for his wire and VanesMr. and Mrs. Bill King of New- Wahama High School auditorium Marlene Ka,y Hoffman, daugb. sa. ark am Mr. and Mrs. Bill Sl\Y- rollowlng the Wahuna- Maraudter of Mr. and Mrs. Leslie HoffBecky Roush, who has been cOnder and daughter of lancaster. ers football game. Dandng from fined to Holzer Hospital tor the man, LangsviUe, received her Mr. and Mrs. WUliam Jacobs 9:30 p. m. w midnight The Jays master's degree in muslc rrom past week, was released Tuesday have returned to Jacksonville, will emcee, The annual Harvest Festival the Austin Peay state Univeram is rec~erating at home. F1L, a1ter spending a week here d. the St. John and st. Paul ldEIGS COUNTY WOMEN'S sity, ClarksvlUe, Term. on Aug. Sgt. Donald Matlleny, statiOII\!d with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Chrtstiu Temperance Union, Lutheran Churches will be held 16. in Vietnam for the past 15 months, Harry Jacobs. Whlle here they A>meroy u n I t e d Metl1odlst 9mda,r. MiSB Hoffman started teacharrived home Thesday. He has attended tlle Ohio Slate Fair. Clurch, 7:30 Friday evening. Activities of tlle day will Ining elemertary music, grades Camp Lebeen transferred to Sal'llra Franz ot Cohunbus was clude wonship services at St. one through six, on Aug. 19 at Jeune, N. C., and his wife and guest ofherparenta, the weekend Paul at 9 a.m.; &mday school Leadwood, Mo. SATURDAY children are in the process of Mr. and Mrs. Hansford franz, at &.. Paul at JO a.m.; worship IDGH SCHOOL dance parcy Sat· While at Austin Peay, she reservices at st. Jolvl at J J a. moving to Jacksonville, N. c. ceived the highest scholastic av- Condor St. l.D"day, Pomei"O)' Junior H 1 g h Mr. arwJ Mrs. Ray Reuter of Jennings Marshall am his fim., and a noon potluck on the &udlb>riuDt' rrom 8:30 b> 11:30 p. erage in liermajorneldofmusic ance, Nancy Bowling, of Louis-. Canton were weekend visitors lawn at the St. John Church. DL Jays wUJ emcee. was presideru ol Sigma AI~ A musical program will be here of Albert Van Cooney and Iota her senior year, and 1VU vOle, Ky., were holiday weekeod preaented In the afternoon be- Mrs. Val Reuter. Mrs. Reuter a member of Kappa Delta Pl. rueata of Mrs. Russ Wetsoo and SUNDAY dming at 2 p.m. There Will be accompanied them to Canton for ~e was also chosen for list- other relatives. Q ANNUAL HOMECOI\IING at tlle Mrs. Olan Genheimer hu re~eled.ions by guest soloists, 1 visit, ing in • 'Who's Who Among Stu~ Rock ~rlogs United Methodist Mr. and Mrs. Carl Mourning turned here after spei.dlng the J.l&.rtets, and the church choir, Church, Sllllda,y; bosket dinner at dents In Universities and Colof Elyria and Mr. and M r s. past 10 days in Boston. MrL Gen-. along with a ]zymn sing. leges.'' noon, lol.lowed by a program b&James Mourning and children, helmer and Mrs. Rick Vantca, g!Mlna at 1:15 p. DL Miu Hoffman, a 1963 graduate Dale, Julie and Michael, of ~ CleYflland, &.ce<:mpanled to Boslumbus were weekerll guests of or Rutland High School, was a- ton, Mr. and Mrs. Pete Vanl.ca warded a graduate asslstantsh.Jp Mrs. Golda Mourning. who have moved trom Cleveland at Austin Peay tor work on her Mr. aOO Mrs. Frank Varian to the Massachusetts city where .. , master's degree. !Jie has a toam son and Mr. and Mrs. Clar~ Mr. Vanica wiUattendtheMasaaThe Rev. Carl NoaloOtCbamence Varian of Columbus spent tal of 219.9 houro with a qual- chuseU. Institute of TecbnoiOI)'. bero, Ariz., will p pst •.POlkThe 17th anni ~usary of t h e the holiday weekend here with Ity point average ratio ot 3.369. or at lho Pomeroy Lower lJ8]It ...-v-~ Middleport Canasta Club was ~ their mother, Mrs. Gertrude VarCoord! TburadiQ' at 7:30 p.m., terved Thursday uight with a din- ian. "' tlle lllplc of hla ""rll wllb A rum.._ sale ww be held lho N.._,. - . , , , The Rev. ner parcy at Oscar's in GaUlMr. and Mrs, Gordoo Harris polis, b.Y tlle Ohio Ell Phi ~ of RO¥ Tqlor, J)Utor, weleomea or Columbus were holiday guests WWI Beta Sl&Jna Phi Serortty Friday lho PlbUc. f oUowing the diMer, the group of their parents, Mrs. C. M. Her.alii Saturda!' In lho belldlng ne.rt returned to the home of Mrs. Ed- nesy and R. W. Harris. •• 4x1Sh••~ . to tlle L. " z. SiNW> In Pomeroy M Russell tor an evening of card Mr. and Mrs. George Doolittle Children's woor and toys ,. 01 ~ playing. Mrs. Norm1n Hum- an:J children, Cormie, Stephen, included in ftenas to be sold. Phreys an:J Mrs. Donald ~ery and Krlsty, returned to Berea WNIGRT & 'f!IURSDAY were tuesls and prize winners. Monday after a week's vi sit here World War l veterans were SEPTf'5 Othen wfnahtg prizes were Mrs, with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. honored at a. picnic held at the NOTOP£N'. ' > fA SO N Richard Gress and Mrs, Millard Glen Lamlx-rL recreation farm ot Feeney..J3enWUdermuth, Mrs. R o b e r t Mr. arxJ Mrs. Bruce Uoyd and Dett Post 128, American Le,Jon, FIIIDAY I< SATURDAY Schmoll, MrL Charles Bradbury :mn, Mike, of McConnelsville SWiday. TONIGHT & TIIURSDAY SEPT. 8 & f 1 and Mrs. Uonel Boggs are the were Middleport visitors MonSEPT4& 5 t . '111E WJLp RACEits" The picnic staged as a. ftrst other members ot the club. day. event in obserw.nce or the 50th JlllleiCobum Mrs, Ed Niewoehner ot 01,)100 annlvergry or the foulllhwottbe "WATERIIOLE NO. s• has spent the past two weeks here American Legion honored lhree ''DID YOII HEAR 'I'IQ!:.ONE (Technloolw) with her brotlier-in-law tnd sis.. AB0n mE TRAVEJJNQ ' veterans attendirw, John Kaurr., The six true grain plants, or AND SALESLADY?" cereals, of the world are corn, ter, Mr. and Mrs. James We• • charter memborolf'eeiiOJ'-l!eJ>. llobl>.Y. V-'actde ·Doslll...,. <Te<Mloolw) · wheat, barley, rice, oats and er. Visitirw with the Webers nett Post; Jacob Tur,.r and Wal~ "C'MON. LET"S 1JVI; rye. over t~ Weekend was E. A. Paul- er Bunce, both acUve memben PlllDII'. lllller • 11a!> ~ A U1TLE" in ot D.yton. ot the post. ~ STAR'IlS 7 P.M. doubl"'""'! ,.. -.), ~ .,·$e;f/er~ ~~'fiJorf Marriage ~(: · Js<·~v~ri:t ~,d~tS~pternber 1· , ~~.·< One hundred and 1we111;y - o1x 10118 • president, Including the two re. women represented HVen coun~· Article No. 4 ot the COnstitu- ports a year, tles at Thursday•s meeting oC tton state&: "A woman can beThe District Officers aan ~· m.. . ·,, �,. • I ,. "' ~~· ' ·2 ' '"" ' ' ' ~- . ' ' < be"=lth 1 SOJW In My Heartu wW hlbit in Ute lnvitatlonaJ classes e theme of a Dower show to , are the star Garden Club of O.xbe otogod by tllo RuUanl FrieD!- ~');;.: • tho Rudand Garden Club, I)' Gardeners SOturday and Sui>- tho WIIMiil1! Trail Club, and the day at the Rutlanl Elemontlry Chester "~"""' . Sehool ~:;r· ·Club. Entrl BB • are to be Iii 11l'ce cy 11 L m. Ths sbOif, which wiD feature ind all)' arrloi!W after that time 12 classoslntheartlsticarranp- )'ID be markod for exhibit only menta division. will be "'en Cor arxt not tor competition. Ex-viewing by the public from 1to hibitors, and Ill classes are open 5 p, m. on both days, Mro. Earl to the public, will be permlttad Bender of Marietta, an accredit- only one entry in each clan. od judp of tllo ~hio Asso<latlon Ia the artlsUc arranaements ot Garden Clubs, will judge the category, the classes are "SWeet ahaw begimif@: at 1 p. m. on Sat- Rosie O'Grady," unngements urday. featurlrw rosesj "Some Enchant~ The standard system or judging ed Evening," Qoral pieces with will be us~, with first, second emphasis on PW'Ple; ccSeptember and third place ribbons to ~ Sor11," thoae ust~ dried materawarded in each clllss. All de- tala ai'Jk)rweatheredwood; .. The cisiOI\A of d'le judge will be ftnal Green. Green Gras• ol Home," and any discussion concerning or foliage urangamenta. Interference with the judgi~will ''Summertime.N arrangemert cause an eMry to be disqualUied. using rrulta IDd-or vegetables; Mrs. Robert Snowden Is show '"Dance, Ballerina, Dance", chairman and clubs invited to ex~ stressing rhythm in arranglug; ,. •'' ··.,·.·;· • • " . i ~.. H· I ·' •• I '• ' ' ,,' THIJRSDAY "The BeautifUl Garden of Pray· er," ICI1lethlng suitable for church use; 11Thorouah1Y Modern MUlie," modern tnterpr.,.. Uve arrangement; u America," maaa arrugements showing an Early American !rand; "Beauti· fld Ohio." aoral pieces lhowilll water; "On Top of Old Smoky,,. tall line arrangements; a n d "Honey," an arrangement tor a formal luncheon table. The latter clau specifte~s tbat exhibitors !urnlsb their own card table, cloth, two place settings. and a su1t1ble centetttece. The invitational classes are u Ebb Tide," Interpretive ar.. rangements: aM u Autumn Leaves/' dahlias In a metal Reunion at Woode Grove . Heritage of WSCS Topic For Program Held in Columbus Sept. 1 ,, "The Heritage of our Women's Organization" was the prosram theme presented by Mrs. Allee Clpehart when the Women's SQ.. ciety or Christian Service of tho Asbury Methodist Clwreh, Syracuse, met at the home of Miss Marcia Karr, Mrs. CSpebart'o~onts were taken frcxn an 18 tram the "Methodist Woma ". Miss Karr read the conatitutioo of the WSCS. Scripture frCII\ Luke, a verse ot "Prayer is the Soul's Sincere Desire" and a readi"" un---1 ·~• nauus That Pray," were pr&oented by Mrs. WUllam Eichinger, devollonalleader. Mrs, John SOuvoge preolded at the meeting. The blrthdayo of Mrs. Ambrose Flanagan and Mrs. Clpehart were observed with the group singing ''~pyBlrthdQ.'' Mlu Karr read a chlpter rrcrn tho book, "Tbst the World May Believe" entitled uEcumenlsm." ani concluded the meeting !lith Helen Stiner Rice's readlng, "In Times Llke The!:ie." Refreshments were served by the hostess to those named above and Mrs. Donald Lisle and the Rev. and Mrs. Wendell. Stutler. The 36th annual ~cer reun- Tom and Sberrl Atwood, Ed SimIon wss held sept. 1, at Blendon mons, Phil GUllam, Donatella Woodl Parl< on Slate Route 161 BellOII)', Mr. and Mrs. Boring, • Co . lumbos, Ohio. Mr. and Mrs. Alba Orr, Robin · • . Pldures were taken of t h e and Tsnuny, , ·-~cer brod!.er and sisters presMr. and Mro. Blake Curtis of . ent, CsrroU; Mr. and Mrs, DI,Yion The group wss entertained by ~cer, Ronnie and Nlns Lou the Orr Brothers and their of Farmersburg, Ind. ; Mr. and friends, Maurice Orr on the vio- Mrs. Henry McDole, Mr. and lin, Starling Orr the gu11ar, Ed Mrs. WUllam Singer and clausb· Simmons lbe maDdolln, Leslie ters of Toledo: Mr. and M r s. Gilliam, banjo, and George Gib- Harlin Stahl, Mr.andMra.James son. bal8 fiddle; Mr. and Mra. stahl and Pam o( Rising &m; John Orr, a Wet, accompuied from Chesler were Cella Meby Starling Orr oo t11o guitar, Coy, Mr. and Mrs, Jsme• May• and Mro. Mary Orr, Tsnuny and Zenia Bias, Mr , and Mrs, Hen-• : Robia, NDg several hymns. ry ~er and Vance, Mr. and · There "ere games and prizes Mrs. Norman Frederick audJer, for tho children and for the old- ry, Mrs. Hattie Frederick, Mr. ; est man, Henry ~cor, the old- and Mr•. Wald ~cor, Harry : est woman, Hattie Frederick, Lee, Tom and Ray, Avice Mays, : tile lamll,y traveling the forth- Mrs, Cbarlesllarnllart, Marilyn ell!, Mr. and Mrs, DI,Yion ~­ Karr, Mr. and Mrs. Lowell Bing, . eer. Rannie aDd Nina I.Gu, Farm- Joyce, Mike and Jim, : erabur& Indiana; the couple with Miss Cathy Tuttle and Mr. and · the most ehlldren present, Mr. Mrs, Arvil Holter and iibaroo , and Mrs, Clayton Rasp rttve cbll- o( Baoban, and Mr. and Mrs, wu. dran, and theyoungestchlldpres- ford Bjng, .Silerrtl, Ram1y a n d 1!111, Marla Jean Rasp, f 1 v e Rick, Columblo station. Mr. and Mrs, Dale Kesterweekaold, From Fostoria were Mr. and Prell«<l, from Columboa, Ohio, Mrs, Gary Zimmerman and Gary son and Mr. and Mrs. Dana ·. Dooald Lemley, Mr. and Mrs, Jr., Elva Hammer, Carole and Turner ci Chester spent tile La· IIIII Fenton, Mr. and Mrs, Per- Ellen, Mr , and Mrs, John Rasp, bor Day week...t In Wllmlnglon, ry Orr, Lealie Gllllum and fam. Mr. and Mrs. Clqton Rasp, &1- Ohio, vlslllng with their 11011 and : Uy, Barry Tbompsm, Mr. and aan. Michael, Patti, Jotm and !life, Mr. and Mril. Earl R. :: Mrs. Starllng On, F..ddle, Jack- Marll Jean, Mr. and Mrs, Joill Kesterson. Mrs. Turner Is Earl's :·· le, Mr. and Mrs. Maurice Orr, Fry and Jeflrey, and Mlsaes sister. ;:· Mr. ani Mrs. Jolin Orr, Miss Jayne, Abby, and Mary Douglas. · Pam Wolfe, Elizabeth Vemoo , l I I ' Visit over Holiday . KEYS ;:. ..•'•' GUARANTEED TO FIT ~. ,,;. \~ . " "f ..... r ·~~~~ · Deor, lleloot: 1 ~ ' , , 8olne lleod:r lui ""' aii)'Where to live. I don't want ID gu aplnlt him bocauao be'l 1111' Papa, a periCG I shwld look up to. R1slrt now be doean't h&Ve a Job, Sometimes be frlslrtena me. He ml8bt be taklnll dope becauM ho aiWlll'l bas to borrow oomucb IIIOIIoY and he ado ~ly. When he comes home drunk MEIGS COUNTY YIIWIC- . he lays on the bed i>elllllnB for l,lcan Club, tlnlrlday, p. m. at wster. My alster or Mama don't tho orpnlzatlon's lteadqllll1m'a give It to him ani teU me not to. In the Hotel Mart!JL But I slve him water. He's my Papa. 1 pray every nlslrt that · God will make him someone FRIDAY SOOTIIERN BAND BooaW'I to somecllly, Can you help?- CONFUSI!D GmL sponaor dance Frida)' following Dear Girl· nrst . home fOOCblll PIP• 1r send North GaiUa at t11o ·Jr. lll&b •~ me your name School; "The Next In Ltne" to and address, honey, Pll see to It your prayers are beard _ , turnish music. WG AFTER Football Gauio here Ill' oor1b too, We may not dance parcy wlll be held at the tranJform your falber - that Wabama HIP Sehoolaudltorlum takes Pl"''•ra oo his part - but foUowlng the Wabama - Maraud- I can put ;you In toocb with an ers football game. Dlnclng from agency which will makellfe more 9:30 ·p. m. to mldnlglt~ The Jays livable for you and your family, Please wrl"'l _ H. wiD emMEIGS COUNTY WOMEN'S Cbrlllllan Temperance Unloa, Pl>meroy U n 1 t e d Mi!tbodlat Clurcb, 7:30 Friday evlllllng. LAUREL CLIFF- lleolth Club, Thursdal', 7:30p.m. at tile h<lne of MrL Allen Elchlnaw· olllcero to be eleclllcl• members lilrad to atteDIL , • PAST CHIEFS, Mapoila Temple, Pylblan Slstert, 7:30 p. m. Thursday at the home or MrL George HelneL ali a -•u ~··'' latfon, We ply the fteld. I hi DOt too late, ..~ lo a dime and a stomped, aelfoddreoead emelOIJO for oae ol your S.O.S. (Samp OUt SteadYIns) butiona. _ l8 and HAVING FUN ~king ~ ~.:.. MONDAY MEIGS SALON 710, 8 ani 40, meeting 6:30 p. m. MoOOay, hmle of Eunice Brinker, Bashan Road.. CHURCH COUNCIL, s~· Paul Lutheran anarch, Monday, 8p.m. at the church. POMEROY GARDEN CLUB, Morday, 2 p. m. at die home ot Mrs. Harvey Van Vranken. 6 Pound Loss Tops Members, Merits Crown Mrs. Freda Hendersm of POmeroy was crowned queen of the Melia TOPS Knotchorl Tuel<lay oveulng for having loll 1 1 x pounds during the month of Aug. uat. For her ettort1 ahewaaawarded a gl1!, a crowD, and a bamer. Freda Davia, of Rutland, wu runner up llltil a 3'h lb. loaa. Mrs. Cecelia Mitch no (J( tho week ani Edith Gorcmer bad to take the -od pg home for gaiJdns moat durlnsthe .....,_ During tile bullne11 of the ovealq, the prelldlng ofllcer, Edltil Gardner • 111D0W1ced that the anIWial plcnle apln wlll be held SeJI. 10 at Jean Warner's trailer at Rll)'al Oak, Wolgblng In wlll be from 6·30· 7 p.m. In the mr Hug ~- lf 8111''"'" c:amD atland Tueldo¥'• meetlq ani doalres 1D come ID tile plcnle oa the 10th please bring your """ table Hrvlce and a covered dltb. t Lalli•• w Students End • Summer Project ~ -lldoli at t11o Kimel ~scent H.me at Athena, and Mloo :Malili 1!11all wu noOOd as !mprOving. Aloor&- at•..-r ruchanl . - portad was tile ~. ehlld to Mr. and MrL l!AUOI'· ' ·· Biltlmore , • .•81 611 .574 8 (liD Fran•• ,. : .7$ 65 ,536 13'h Booton , , • , •• 76 65 .539 13 Cincinnati , • , ,72 65 .526 ,g.tcaao •..• , ;74 69 .m .AIIanta.• , • , , .71 71 .5l!O l,'lltoburgb , , , ,Gl$ 72 .488 Plllladelpbla • , ,65 75 .464 jlolullon , , • , • ,6.4 77 .454 New York , , , , ,15 79 .451 L9o .. Aaaele• , .•61 79 .436 _W,...aclay'olieoulto C,Jaeimatl8 SL L. 3, nlgbl LA 3 Phlladol)lllia 0, nlgbl Cbl.c:aao 7 Iiiii Fran 6, 111 ~ Fran S Chicago f, 2nd Only PDlel IICbodalod 15 16 18'h :O'h 28'h 25 251h 2'/lh Tllitr.-1·Game• . No pmt1,1,.-lod • . Frlclli'• Game• Plllloclllpbla at ChiC.,. l!iiiiii>O!I at~~. ntglrt li: ,Jt IJ.' ,~koifl, 2, .:. , Clevelanil, , , , .76 68 .528 14\1 Oakland ••••• 71 71 .soo 18 New York • , , .70 70 ,500 18 Mtmeoota , , , ,64 74 .475 22 Call!ornla • , •. 61 81 ,430 28'h Cblc:ago , , , , .59 82 .418 30 Walldngion , • •56 63 ,403 32 Woclneaciay'l Rooulta Chi 3 Waob 0, 14 tma, alghl: Booton 10 Mlmeaota 2, alghl: Baltimore 6 Now York 3, alghl: Dttnl1t 4 Oakland 2, alghl: Cleveland 9 California 5, alghl: All TlmOI EDT Cbleaac> (Nyman 1~) at Wash· lagton (Paocual 12-9), 8:05p.m. Only scheduled Friday' • Games . CleYelanlat Oalcland, nlgbt Bostal at Callforilla, nlgbt l!Jnntooll at Detroit, nlgbt Cblc:aao at Beltlmore, night Walhln&IOO ot Naw lork, ntstrt sani•• tW\-!di!rt · at . n..: =:; Bride-Elect lather: ·~- !~!"~; 2, tWI-111&ht fi!Uburib. Dlslrt ' • , TillS WEEKS SPECIAL SHOES Shock , Home Soutbeaotara~C.: A,.Hysell ""'";':·r.k·. .$io,~~~ . JE~. ~ ,,-r,.,, ,.,,I Special Upcoming Event_s .'l'ix:, _Mt. aDd~ For Baptists Announced ~; thon,y, Mrs. Bearbs, Mro. RichDoma Mrs. llcJiber The Rio Granle llajltistAssoc- an1 owen, MrL Mllton lload an1 tns, MrL Nora Olrlla, lalloo meeting to be held on Sip~ Mrs. Bert Bodlmer. Mllclred Slaooa; Mrs. 12 at the Rio Grande Cborch ' " Mrs. Kloos ------' ON Ill.; 4; J(n. -· Freda announced wban 111o H: SIJ>. born Mlsalonary Society met oo u her theme. The- ~~q~ , ~ · ,, • ":!"7 :'! Tuellday nlslrt at the Middleport "I'U Be Wheto You MAl to Mill Edpa .;or,'.. WL First llajltist Church. The oraan prelude wu by German hlp' :W!Jt. l(ro. Mrs, Manalng IO.oes, presi- Be." Mro. Gsrald Anthony. _. I• ,, H.omer Forrest; RL , dent, had charge of the meed~W Refreshments were .,_... "" 1, Mro. "' f1 Allee Bolrles alii! -dllflng wbleh time It was . - tho Love Jo,y Circle with MrL . PI '' . t ' •,, ' that the aiiiiOI world fellowship Dllay Bilvo MrL Fleldllllf Hawk011111 l!ldPI anil Tli$J offering wUI be taken on Ocl. 6• lno MrL Cbarlos Selrl The SelliOr lll8b elua of tha ldolaman1 Diamandl!eeiqPIIMAlso announced wuamlsslolllrY Gm:.,va Saxton, Mra. DanvWe Weeleyan Clurch want ) lrl •Boo)de Wood, and meeting to be held Tburllday night Gbee, MrL Mary [Jons, Mro. eamptns recenllJ at WUdclll fl91, 'lllwiYift, , ·. • at the Rio Grande Church. 'l11e • Hamm, MrL Bearha ani Ml'L tow. · . .> ' Sending 81!11 wore MrL~ . proposed budpt !Dr the 1968-69 Gibbs assisting. Tbe,roungpeopleandtwoadalta Ko\'ris, Mloa .Alma Wlita.'Mrflncluded Rev. and Mro. E. E101nor Hoover, lira. ~Oi'na' lfi­ year was presoded by Mra. TOllY Dozer, Linda, ani Daalel Mid- sell, Trellte IWdrlekl, II!'. and FDI'fler, and pJ"OP'Uil IM:dul for kill, Jacbo Vineyard, Fred DaY! I, MrL GIOIUI Evana, Tom.aniiDino the year were distributed. Tom, Joe· and WUUam "'YW•· o,y, Mrs. llart')' Brolnl, Mrt; a. Mra. Ells-. Slao!n,love slit Wanda Cardillo, Domle and sell Painter ani MrL Jim ~Amo chairman, hod charge ofthededlry Juatlce, ani Mike Walker. bert. ' catlon service. Ste was assisted by l(ro. Beulfb White, M r L The group left TlllrllciiJ eviD· FranCia Bearbs, and Mrs. Paul Ina at 5, Raylns Tlllrlday al8bt. an day Fri~. and rllumed , Smar~ Glbq>sos of cllurch situahome Sator~ afternoon. .CDD~IIB . flnt gave. LiiiMt tions were featured 1n a program prepared by Mrs. Gerald Al>OIIJi»'e4 It very tboi1Y. Partlclpatlq wore Bar· ' d lJacll Ml4dll", "'" servoUr.ci!o 111. Otibora Alltlloey, MrL Golda Mournporter. and trw:, Mrs. Fawler, Mra. Manta Kl!w, Ml'L White, Venlda ani Trl• Glbbo~ Mr1. Fred Gibbs Jr., Mr1. Sdrt. Mrs. WWla ~ ~-meeH- Church Youth llltilclevottonsu~~~ne"MD•toaa" Go Camping at w~ ~'~ go. ' ' .a.... : , v,.._ C . l a•' r a ~~ -~· Del~a,_Hhl? IJ%:; .~ o. 3d''.;~ .,ac~ . w,·'dca t-Hol'ow UU~~ · ~~a. E~ Jac~· kta:~ c. w: ..::.~:: =· l~m& ~ •n=ilJp &Jii~ · ~~lit,~~ following last year's Morton, "You do something to a hesrlbreaklng 21-17 loss to ....,-terback when you pull Green ilal' In the ebamplon8blp _blm," LandrY said. utt•s his game. But, euch talk prOYed game ani be expeda to win or only that with the start (J( a loae tt."' new campaign: Cardinali Trade Gambrell Another liUiry The Detroit Lions shored up Now, OOwever, 1dth the tbelr offense by a..Prlng ' opening of the 1968 ...... onl)' a little more than one week veteran receiver BillY Gambrell from the st. Louis Cardinals In away, Meredith ftnds himself exchange for a hlgb 1969 draft laid up with a peln In his cheat choice. Gambrell, a four-year which ""' been dlagnoaecj as a veteran, caught 28 passes for torn or pulled muscle, The injury may force Mere- 178 yards and two toochdown• dith to miss Saturday nlg!rt'a lalt season. 11te Cardinals also aCQlired a final exhibition game against the Baltimore Colto In tile draft choice from the PltCotton BoWl and thrust Morton tsburl!lt steelera In return for linebacker Dick c;:app; the Into a ..startlnJ role. However, Dallas coach Tom Mlnnooota VIkings amouncod Landry bas expressed his lbat rUIIIIlni! blck Dave Osborn reluctance &bout being too ..,Ick wlU be slclollned for at least alx weeks with a leg injury sullered In replacing Meredlth wllh In a game lost month agelnll Denver; and the Atlanta Fal· cons a~(f.lired rookie defensive tackle Dick Caoh from the Green ilal' Packers lor the $100 waiver price. move 11¥ STU CAMEN UPI Sports Writer Four years as No. 2 Ia long enougil for Crall Morton. Morton ani Jerry Rhome have shared 1he reserve quarterl>ack dutleo !Dr the Dallas cowboY• beblnd Don Meredith since both began thelr National Football LeagUe careers In 1964, Meredith, a nine-year veteran who baa led the Cowboys to the NFL's eastern dlolslon UUe the laot two seasons, bas been plaauecl by ...rloua laJurles tilrougbout his playing da,ya, Including broken rlba, concul· slons and a busted nonj The Injuries have been occurlng with lncreaslnl frequeacy In rec«rt years, teedlng Merudlth to talk of retiring, The former SliiU star allowed boW be Wal coatemplatlng IUCb a Aging Gonzalez Scores Upset Over Roche , ' ~ -.-' EXPERIENCE }' goes into every ' ' p{ISCrfptlon at '. Swisher &a..h• ·luall •rutS: 1.1. W. HDWE. & LUTHER SUPPLY ~ ... ~ ..-~~zn•·•4~·------~P:oo.:!o~o~..J ' l• TO THE MEIGS-MASON FOOTBALL' TEAlS FOI1968 G& CCAFE 118 W. MAIM POMEROY 0. SHAIIYS 6!15 W, MAIM ~' .,.. . . ,· , reellllll !'ben acltial 'Jiperl~ao J!Uallfy •• to follow your ·cloeior'• ardon wbon .,Ou bt:lng a h••· You can : ~"*'don ~ ~ glvo you oxoCI!Y·Whal'• pr..C!I~I '· '"l!!ilw,.W~~~IIIll$~-_,~iWid .iaternaUooal . Lea.&Ue s-""'nes \Os;>l:IMii .. ,i!J Ullllllcl Pfe•. •lllternatlonal :... ,, dal'kn~s.s . called a ' .. .. W. L. PeL TQ!f!IO • ' ' ' ' .81 62 .~ '. ·. OPE~ 1DAILY AM tv 10•00.Pll! AM · ~~~ , , • ,78 61 .•iltll Roellooter •• ' '75 67 .528 Ja~la •• ,72 .67 .51' Sytacuoo • , , , ,70 7S , 490 Lclljlovlll• ' ' ' 74 .4Ba CB I 5'h ~, 11 12 ~ " " .. 04 711 ' " ' 16 .,RIC:IiDI!Df, ; ;,iltl 84-.408 22\la , . WeclleiCINl' RoiUIIo RlcbD)cjail s, nl&[1t :69 lit, pliJ tile - - the llnelo, TRIPL&IIEADER COLUMBUS (IJP0 - It took the Columbus Jets 10 innings, but with Dan Schneider pltchiog three iMinga of scoreless relief, they beat Richmond 4-3. For Schneider, who relieved Gene Garber ln tl1e 8th, the win meant evening his record at 3-3, Also, coming in ln the eighth, Conrad Noeaaef, now 7-10, was charged with the defeaL Big Jlln Sbellenback, the Jets starter, pitched nve scoreless innings before allowing two runs In the sixth and one In the sev· enth, when he was ousted. By nipping Richmond the Jets swept the tour~e set with the Braves and drew within one game of ftrst'i)lace , Toledo, which had an ~n date Wednesda,y. A Thursda~ sweep for Columbus aM a Toledo win over a Rochester club. no longer in the running for the pennant would drew t11o Jato within .002 per• • - polnto of the Mud Hens. A sweep and a Toledo loll would sucldenly pot all the pressure on the Hens, who alreld.y have lost one more game than tbe Jets. "'==~ Be l~an an~ · li~a~le .. You Gat ..• 8est o • o from Us l'he best fuel lor your home. Tops in comfort, convenience. Call us for delivery, any time. OUR TRUCKS ARE EQUIPPED WITM TWO-WAY RADIO For 8oHor, Qulckor Moro Effielont Service LEVEL OUT YOUR FUEL OIL COSTS eEQUAL MONTHLY PAYMENTSe JOIN OUR BUDGET PLAN NOW RIZER OIL COMPANY "YOU'LL LIKE OUR SERVICE" PHOHE 614-992-2101 POMEROY, O. eans forboys 88 ...- . are . cbaqllcia NIDD !)C. Italy In a ~· Aft ·llemoliiP J_. (/), TART SIGNS NEW YORK (UP!)- Lavern Tart, ihlrd leadlnll acorer Ia tha Alnerlcan Batkotball Aaooclo.tall ...... with a 23,5 point In ...,..,., IIJIIIICI Woclneada)' with the New York Nets tor tile 1968- - R0 NT 0 nood jCThlt lS Why wins the golden glove for fielding every year 1" aaid Pete with a shrug or hls ahoulders.. Bench's two-run homer in the third Inning was his third in a four--day span, his 13th of the season and boosted his RBI ~ tal to 74. The 20 • year .. old catcher's tougbesl compeUUon for the rookie-of..the-yelr award flgures to come from the New York Mets' letthalller Jerry Koosman. Bristol, while admitting to prejudice, doe!ln1 t think lt should be a contest. The secoOO of May's two doubles drove home the Reds' tlnal two runs In the fourth inning (IJPI) -.;. - . NIW Yorlc acquired Tut from Vftlgbta ~rae Clu\'a10 ol Oakland lui ror Barl'l' ToioniD ani VIe Harrll (J( . Lelbowlt:& and a Mure Buffalo, had a trlpltblad- ~· " ll&ht SepL 17 at lobplo ~ LE-!!DERS Leaf MANCHESTER. VL (IJPI)IIIIJII Brian MeDIMid (J( t11e Cblcaao . T0 Clay carroll, taki~ over in Ruse and Bench socked homers ani Lee May pOUDded out three hila, two of them doubles, last nlgbt as the Rods enol,ed a six-game losing streak with an ~ olctory over the league-leadlog st. Louis Cardinals. I 'The loss dldn•t mean much to the Cruds, but the victory meant a lot to us."' said Red Manager Dave Bristol. Tho CSrds 'headed for st. Louis with a 13'h game lead over second place San Francis-co, who tqlped the Reds by a pme and one~f. A lead-off homer in the first inning was one of three hits for Rose, who boosted his leagueleading mark to ,348 . cards centerfielder Curt F1ood prevented Rose from having s perfect four-for-rour night when be pickod Pete's filth Inning drive to right center off his shoe tops with a one-handed 4·3 lri Tenth " l'ap..... Goo~~~ ... punt bUt ball to ' ' hi• _.fwrtb.I:OWldor foxY at 40, · IIIJ'S bla new aplnll lefty pro Nikki Pille of COLUMBUS (UP!) - 'TbewhiS· ship talent back In clef..,.. ol 11t will blow Friday ntglrt, slg- their tltleo. Senne 4.40 Class AA and 290 naBing the otllclal kickoff of more than 7QO f~l • playing Clo" A IIOlada In every part of schools. · Olllo will see action for tha next Versailles will be ngbllng to ten weeks. retain · Its Clau A rating wblle Olllo !llgll Sehool Athletic AsUpper Arlington makes a bid · soclollon rules permit foOiball · for tha same tillo In Class AA. playing schools to illldtbelrllrst Both teams were ranked loPS preolew or game Friday and play by cosehea In the final UPI poll week...ts througil Nov. 30. How· of the 1967 season. ever, many will end the &eatiOil Both were Wlde!eated laat year early In November so the coaeb· and han much ~the champion- es and boys can prep for the !968~9 basketball seasm. The teams were permitted to hold three interscholastic acrlmlost nll!ltt. mages loll week as they comBotll of . the doubles bounCed pleted the second week of pracoff the Crosley Field scoreboard tice which began oltlclally Aug. tn left center, but May Iaugh- 16, i11J:IY denied he was attempting to demolish the structure. Fllblo Resulto <~t would like to see it ran By United Press International - down though," he said. "It has SANO, J_. (IJPD- Flglttlng robbed me or at least ft ve ~ Harada, J_,, stopped NobiM> mers U'!ls season. •• Cblba, aword. Jets Nip Foe semi· Yoall of! training and ·?-j!-Cripllon ~'f ~'!!'·~ ~ll could become the fourth Yank In the last elgtt. Ra.llton was atill ualive" but (J( · lad ..... llaralle ·GOOKUCI ' CINCINNATI (UPO The the seventh lrmi~. with two on LAS VEGAS, Nev. (IJPDReds aren't going to win the and none oot, blanked the CSrda Miguel Hernandez, 141, SaD Natlonal LeaiPle pennant, but the rest or the way to preserve don't bet that Pete Ros~.won't starter Jim Maloney's 1201 vic- Jose, Calif., outpointed BeniiD Jusrez, 141, Las Vegao (10). win the batting Utle, or Johnny tory against nine losses. Bench the rookie-of-the-yeer catch. llgbtwatgbl alumlrllm raccpet Yugoslaols with Pille leading, 6bas prolonged his tennlo life by 2, 2-8, 7.s, 8-8. If Demy wins, It at leaat two yesrs ani before a woold be In a long play.oll wildly partisan crowd oo the today and he. will not be asked eenter court WedneedaY · be to play II@Oln until Frida)', Next for the t3th-aeoded probebly took three years oil the life of second-seeded Auatra· Gonzalez Is eighth-seeded Tom llan pro Tony Roche with an ~ Okker of The Netherlands, an aatonlsbing atralgbt set IIJ>set. lunateur who elected to play "I spent my first year as a here for prize money under an pro gelling lilY ears plnnecl International r u I e affecting back by Jack Kramer," Pancho foreign players, and holder of l81d while aavortna IdS 8-6, 6-4, 1968 vtc1orles over such pro1 aa 6./l triumph over the 23-year.old Rod Laver, Roy Emerson, Lew Ausale left.llandar who llnlabed Hood, Ralston and Pille, second In tho Wlmbledoa Open, Ashe Faces Dryodale •'Tcmy'l JOWii· He'll pt over The 1 ~-seeded Alhe waa IL" paired aplnst Cliff Dryodale of Gonzalez Faces CballSouth Africa (No, 16), who But Well¥, Gonzalez wUI baYe upaet Laver In a shotker to aurae bla anelent bonOI Tuellday, Grsebner (No, 7) tbrGUIIh another big match as playo fourth-seeded Jolul Newbe and two other AmetlCana combe, an Auule pro who won battle for berlbs ·In the here as an amateur last year, llnsll of tha $100,000 U.S. Open Third-seeded pro Ken Roaewcbamplonlblp. all ol Australlo downed Roo AmateurS· Clark Gr·a - of Holmberl of _!!!Bidand Falls.• New York and Army LL Artlwr N.Y., 6-3, 6-3\:2,-6~ 8~ and next Ashe ol Richmond. va., surprise meets the Plllc.Jlalllm wtmer. oeml-41naliota at WlmblociOn. b women's alnglea, Wlmblepoocedod Pancho Into tile u.s. doa cbamp Billie Jean King ci quarters with vtcUirtea oo BerkolQ, Cell!.; and Marla Tue1411Y and lbere ;,u an Bu- of BrazU plaod the outddo chaace that prO Domll aeml.&ais WedneedaY with Ralllon or Bakorlllleld, Calif., <Mirtlme Ylctortes. socond-seed· od Ana Jellies and olxlb seeded Virglnla Wado o( ~ made the ltmls on Tuelday ancl battled tcJcll;r !Dr · the rl&bt 1D ~Tutti ...;.nt 8-3 Win Meredith Hurt, Morton Ready FOREST HILLS, N.Y. (UP!) -II waa great, , but now the Wear)' old pro must do 1t all ~··· ~ N! Vni•plllf' couna~ bottle at IIMI Mrapln I" Reds End Spell With -l!efrO!t ... , • ,89 52 .631 W. L. Pol. GB ,lfA u- American LeaiPl• W. L, Pd. GB St. [Aula , , , , .119'52 .631 ...._jly • u.a.- .. h'a onl,- a Uule ,.me. Don't ..,.. that ld•l- ' BJ tlnlted Prell Jaternattonal " National LeaiUO e.... Shower GiV:~n a won a *'reiiiiCio Six College ~bod ~· Cblcl&D' 1 Bob LOCker hlo ftltb game In nlae cleclalonl, McCraw scored bla wlmlna hit o11 Senator'• loser . Dick Boaman, 2.9. Willie Borton delivered a · clutch single with the bases loadocl In the ell!ltth lnnlnl! to lead tllo Tlgora to olctory ani reduce their pennant.wimlng m,Pc IWimber to 14, ,John IUIIer, with rellef help fi:om Pat Dobsm, raised bls record to 7-5. The Clovelanl Indiana banged out 16 hila lnclucllog three each by Vern Fuller and Lee Maye and Joe Azcue knocked In four run• to enable Luis Tlant to wln hls 19th pine ol the season. Tlant left tile game with two In the sixth when the Angela rallied for four runs. more IH~C:. '' . an ·' ' Over 700 Ohio SehoolA,,· Start Grid Play Frid~y . · ~·, slipper, Halea, I - . - g '·o t f by llx collage lludonla baa been a spanking before In DIY 'libole Completed. Tll!lllle members reportacl 9S life, . •: llurlai tilelr two" ....U 1n sick olllto duriJv the put 111011111 M1 ~Oild ani I are tldDk< Ma1p CiiUnt1 the llllldiou wllb $74 • ~ for alln>o lng ol rumlng 8WS1 to IIIIOiber da~ a rallsloilo ~ .,.j tstlc work. to get marriod. That ...td dally •aeadoa Bible 5ebool. Tho 25th wedding anniversary my Father, He's paloi ol were guests In the homes ol Mr ol Mr. ani Mra. Henry 8abr was · llllllloY and I Clll't ... how $250 and Mrs. Geae Colimau,llutlaac% observed recently wlth a dinner would burl him. - NO NAME ,Mr. and Mrs,RoberlMIIII, Cbeaparty booted by their children at PLEASE • W' Road; and Mr. and Mrl. liar. tho heme of their son ani daugl>- Dear N,N,P. llheliMcCiure, Polll0r07 ter-IJ>Jaw, Mr. and Mrs. Roger You'd fix ywraelf, but guocl, The lludellls worked ~r tile Bahr, ReedsvUle. If you ran aWlQ' !lith a thief. supmrldoa of tho ReY liAibert An arrangement of mums arK! (Or~ your ~end just"bor· Hall ql Ali>II!Y, the area~slloomotnlng glories centered the 1'011' tho bot car ffOIII a·friel!d'i? ary for tha Southern · As for fixing y<ilr vOlition In table. Mre and Mrs. Bahr were presented a decorat.Od cake and mislrt lilY, "Good rlddilllce." tile ReY, ~ .Jily.m o('Mc, , several gi!to, Attending were Mr. me111s. by poreatal COD· Ia Arllllr 1i11G'Uit'' c<;m to·topernell how llllieh VInton •••• .. • .,.. brld ·rM>v. ie ani Mrs. . Rlebard . Flck, Jr. and Seems It coste him. -. , · ....,.,OL o . ThO)' were Jaalcil Lower o(, ~ ~e"'!!J ~III. · Kevin, Mr. ani Mrs. Roger Bahr, Too bed the Judge didn't tin- Grani .Prirla, Toxas, lltldent ml•cellln-• iho;>wer _on., Roger Wayne and Kelly, ani Mr. 5th at tile boDI8 ol Mr, and MrL ani Mrs. Kenneth Hartung, Pat, tence ,YOU BOTH 1<1 CO!JII1bloory at Norlb Texas state· Hadl'd, Jeanne, 'I'Ilmmi, Terri, lamll,y for llx nmtbl. Glai.lale, (J( Denver i(ysell, at POIIIOI'01o You need It! - ·H. Modc:o Ma • h The bouao was deeoratod llltil Jllnmy and RmlY Bahr. Knl&ht, . jltit,;y; ~- • ~ a flower arraD(Iellleulla ke<llllw UIIIVOI'ilt1 (J( !Je!Klla; Palrida llllh tho oecaaton. Games _ . , PlcktDI, 1Jar11a1i·;· A,Ja., SOm• pJay~ l!ltil pd~B ~ . . : ford Ul!l1orall.r In Alabama• Keltil ~~ ~. I~ glllo "Of" ldartlil, Cbanilelvlow, illlo ""'''l"'i!:nlreah!Dentl'wer~"J:Y­ atunlo llou8tonllajii!SI COU ea by .u.., hootealllt, MrL, ~ and VIal' FoiMd, Valparal":; · Painter, ¥ro. Earlldqollliaaui! Flo., atudont at !'lldlil'"' ....,b. Mro. lvoa Wood, t.> , ' ".,Gu,Y 1!1soll, Unda, Donnie anil Observed Recently SUNDAY ANNUAL HOMECOMING at the Rock Springs United Methodllt "'U!'~h, SlUiday; bl•l!st dinner at foiiCMed by I program beg!Mlng at 1:15 p. m. ANNUAL HOMECOMING - at the Langsvlllo Church &mday. Basket dimer at 12 nooa; specIal singing at 2 p. m. Open to public. '_ PIanne·, d'' '.. ,.;, Silver Anniversary SAnJRDAY !UGH SCHOOL dance party SOturday • Pomeroy Junior H 1 g b auditorium from 8:30 to u ,30 p, m. Jays wUI emcee. HOMEMADE ICF CREAM social. San:lwlches also, at St. Paul Lutheran Church, beginnlag at 11 L m. SOturday. 1 1 , ... Miai Jud)' Bing of Clowland ·... • ,. wW·arrive MondaY for a slveral 1; «111• olall hero wltll her snnd;,,,:~., m,othor, Ml'L J, K. smttil and ' . • · :. ·,' · '· Mr. ani MrL TiKIII&I Kelb" and · · ·F lllllUy ' of ¥lddl11[101'1 and Mr. . Plan• tor hDitlnl tho '!.,MrL V~nt Dlbo, Pom- eoaveNioa wltlcb wt,DCICII~-IJI ••~ Mldljl~ lkt. ~ Mr, and Mrs. WUllam Folmer -~ ~ ~~ returned Tuellday iller olsldng tara, . met Tueldo¥' t!l8ht at the Mr. ani Mro. Robert JOhrisoa bolL · ani lllllUy In Columbus for tho Wstrat!aol to op1n the "9"' put week. They were joined lbere ventlon will bolla It 2 P. m. wltil by Mr. and Mrs. Harold WUidas a 1:30 p, m. dinner 1D be ••""-" and 1011 of Toledo tor a weekend by . tlio Auxlllari' of tile Cll!llllng trip at tho F~eld FMIIO)'. :U.""""P-.il21; AmlrCounlr Flab and GuriePnser've. lean La(lloil. . · · Ml•• Barbota llemlodl', ,_ APPOitllid C<llllllllltOawbleh worki!W ror an oblte!rlelan and will plan ,.,.. tho .....at!Ga wen DD•colaslst 1n Columbus, ojlent' Mra. Harl oiren, MrL:cwfuiam : Labor Day weekend berel!ltil Allman tail Mrs. Pldllp ldelDIIi1. · r pareuts, Mr. and Mrs. Walt- table decontloos; MrL c • 1 j, er Kemecty, Babr ani Mrs. Altred illap; reMr, and MrL Erneatlllng 111111 cepdon, .II!JIMrL Cb'deAndleWI cllughter, ThoreA, were the Mrs. NalliAn Blat, reslatrati.n.' weekend guoslo or Mr. and ,MrL Rofroshmentl of cotrenlld coolo' Guy Bin& Ernest hat juit ..... lei .ww be served follolri!W tilt turned hill two wOekl of aum- coaventlon. mer traln!QI !lith the Clinton Annauncod at die meeting.w~ Coun1;l' · Air Nadone! Guard or the state conveation of the Grand Wilmington. ms time was spent .Tll!llllt , of Olllo to be hold In touring lo Genaal>,)' 1lnd Holland. Cle....nd Sept, 11•14. Mra. MarAloo olsltlng here over 1110 !leek- tba Cbllds Is the delegate and end were Roberta Bing an1 Lee Mr Sadl0 Wlckollch of catdileu. lolcEiblnaey Ia alier, r.ate.s. A .......,.. ..d.., was reed ·rr... the~- Toq>le pr• sentlng U. ..me of Berideo OlrilllansiNl . tor gnnd .... suanl at the lllale ......... A potluek dbllior the mHtlng. The deatll 'bl J(n. 14'· ron Mlller'o mother uo ,._t. eel. Mrs. Gnee Sileo•rtiDalaa Dear Halea: Friday nl&[1t 1 "'••od ·out 81 • pa our loom s curfew and a jlollceman me In end called my 1 pareot& The worst part wss with on a deod-end street ani tba car we were in 1lil8 lltolonondlmolv~ ed In a blt.aad..rua. 1 dlda't knoll thia but I eoutm't mak0 • ' . 111l' par. entl or the pollee beUeve that. .Su,ce this wasn't the arottlme I had dlsobeyod tile curfew and a few otlier lhlnlla. my,falber Olld· eel up paying a line ol $250 !Dr DOt watdtlng me Ha was lit w.be Uod. He yellod lit..me ani slowed 1111' bee when I told him "' ·~ t h e Hell I" Wh he : e = ol A IIUIIIIIler miallioluu'¥ project ingl¥ and long llltb . a :.:.._,.; Southem llajll!at . ...., .,.tionthe- d j l d In Ma1pCoavonC<luacy' ~ I canl!llm ll&ht BUY SPARES THEIR SMALL AND EASILY LOST. '•'•' ·' l ' fom'eroy:.. . ., ' ·Personal Notes Qistrici~.' Meeting? ~;~" '..,...u FOR HOUSE OR CAR .• , l~ear.old ple, llOddiEport. ' .' .' .. ·. p ASr ~fl!l; MNnolla TeinI am a Puerto plo, P7tldtn Slilteh, wlll moej at RICIII tdrl. We live In Harlem. with· tile "tdrl o( lll1 I :wtoh.wo dli!n't. libe oaldlbe dlm't ~ 11!1' ,m, 7:30 p. m. Tlllll'lday at the ol Mrs. Gowae Heines HemlOck 1 love my Papa, but be does- - that .,tna·lol8tber Ind. knollIns how ... felt oath other Grove. ' . D't seem to love ua. Every time -·"" ' -·-~ or goto paid ' WSI ......,. • REIIIVAL II Cbrtllllan Untoft be bltl tha ........Then I beerd that - d told Cbureh. ll&rd:1rd ot 7,.0 p.m. be COIIUIS botno drunk and atarta . - r IIIII' tile same tblnl. Afeach evea!4 .!laolld P~r :;:•::.:.,;eryone. One Ume tar a Uttle research 1 rcamd' 1 ChUU....U. ~. Serole.o..: · ~ me with • knife. ft'al abarbag my ustealb"' wl.tll en to publle hill s.p~ 3 tbrou&h for some _ . , bt& I got It thnle otber feDowll Sept, 9, The Rev. John ~k, away from him. Am I unllaiW?' ll8ok nol I host pUtQr, !ol,y BloW' can't Blond him. called It ..,tto and am · baVIns EVANGELINE CHAPTER. DrMy Mama to put him out. tha time of .., life, clltlng tho clor of tho Eastern Star, 7tSO p. But I doa't Wlllt blm to "' be- tdrla who dall't h&Ve bang"''!l m. Tbunclay at tho Maoonle Tem- cause If be .,., be IIDII't bavo , lboot keeping a fPI1 out of clrcu- - ~~----,. I, ,' :VOICE FRON THE GHETTO llelr Hal•: ' · ' ·'' { Us••. sr Helen ~~~~ 65 Attend Swartz Family Spencer Family Reunion ;. ' • container. Two artistic arrange.. ment categories tave been lJt.. eluded ror the juniors - upla,y~ mate," a favorite arrangement tor those uOOer 10, and "School Days," an interpretive t1oral piece £or chlldren over 10. In the horticulture dlrulon there are classes for hybrid tea roses (one bloom>; ftorabuDda (one spray); single blooma.otz10: nia, marigolds, am dahlias, and a class for specimens other than those named. · There are classes for both the The annual SWartz ramny reun- Harold Kimes, Athens; Myrtle blooming and non-blooming !)pes ion was held Sunday, Sepl 1, in Swartz, Sbade, R D.; Robert of houseplants, and an educational the Woode Grove at Alfred with Swartz, 1M his son, R o n a 1 d division which will feature a dis-play by a junior club. 65 attending. Swartz, both of Columbus. Attending 11ere: Mr. and Mrs. The rules specify that each exA basket dinner was served at noon, with Chas. D. Woode asking Oris Swartz, Mrs. CUrie Bur- hibitor must fill out her own e• son, Mr. and Mrs. Waid Swartz, try card and the card listing mathe blosslrw, Vernon Swartz was chairman all o1 Athena; Dora O'Brien, Hel- terials used. Foltagea andacceafor the day. The program consist- en Follrod, and Mr. and Mrs, sories are permitted unless othed of games am contest& for Otto SWartz, Shade; Mr. and Mrs. erwise specified., butnoartificial young and old, olslting, awarding Ri~hard Swartz and two girls, or painted materials will be perof prize& &00 taking or SlliPShots. Columbus; Mr. and Mrs. Gerald mitted in "Thoroughb Modern Nell Davis Swartz ls secretary Swartz and three girls, Mr. am Millie" class.. For the Information of exhibitand treasurer:· Harold and Garold Mrs. Earl Davis and Ellen, Ill of SW'artt were in charge or games Marietta; Mr. and Mrs. Harold ora, the background color tor the Swartz and four children of wn~ display tables wUl be green. All and contests. Clarence swartz, president, ltam.stown, W. VLi Mrs. Harry displays are to remain in place called hls regrets at not being Ross alii two children and two until alter 5 p. m. Sunday, and able to attend due to sickness in visitors, Albany, Ohioj Vernon while the Rutlsnd Friendly Gsrdthe family. Veroon SWartz, vice- swartz and son. Hocktngporti Mr. eners will not isaume responsipresident, acted in his place. The and . Mrs. WUliam SWartz Emma bility for containers and accesoltlcers were held o•er for an- Swartz, Mr. am Mrs. Arthur sories used in exhibits, Ill preSwarU and four children; Mr. cautions will be taken to Insure other year. Prize winners were Emma and Mrs. Roy Swartz and [our safety, the chairman reported. Findling, Mr. and Mrs. William children, and Mr. ll1d Mrs. Har~ Swartz, 100 Emma Swartz. ry SWartz IUid two children. aU "Happy Birthday" was sung to of CSnsl Winchester; Emma Find- llrL WWiam SWartz, who "as ling, Clara Fotirod, Nlns Rob\0:. son, Mr. and Mrs. Hobart SWartZ. !l'b•oroi!W her birthday that day. Deceased since last year are Mr. and Mrs. MDiard Swartz Mr. IDd Mrs. Vera Swartz and Linnie Heck, Athensi Colonel E. Woode, 1'\t)pers Plains; Mr. and Mr. and Mrs. Cbss. D, Woode • Mrs, Fred Barnhart, Groveport; all of Allred ' ) Sept. I, 1!168 · Friendly Ga · ers Club Of kUtland1 Pl~nning Show : '!t•.'f· ,, '· . ~· """· ~__, -~ o.' l '. aplltll ~ Black and . cllfcindln& 4.88 tho . 7.00 1 �,. • I ,. "' ~~· ' ·2 ' '"" ' ' ' ~- . ' ' < be"=lth 1 SOJW In My Heartu wW hlbit in Ute lnvitatlonaJ classes e theme of a Dower show to , are the star Garden Club of O.xbe otogod by tllo RuUanl FrieD!- ~');;.: • tho Rudand Garden Club, I)' Gardeners SOturday and Sui>- tho WIIMiil1! Trail Club, and the day at the Rutlanl Elemontlry Chester "~"""' . Sehool ~:;r· ·Club. Entrl BB • are to be Iii 11l'ce cy 11 L m. Ths sbOif, which wiD feature ind all)' arrloi!W after that time 12 classoslntheartlsticarranp- )'ID be markod for exhibit only menta division. will be "'en Cor arxt not tor competition. Ex-viewing by the public from 1to hibitors, and Ill classes are open 5 p, m. on both days, Mro. Earl to the public, will be permlttad Bender of Marietta, an accredit- only one entry in each clan. od judp of tllo ~hio Asso<latlon Ia the artlsUc arranaements ot Garden Clubs, will judge the category, the classes are "SWeet ahaw begimif@: at 1 p. m. on Sat- Rosie O'Grady," unngements urday. featurlrw rosesj "Some Enchant~ The standard system or judging ed Evening," Qoral pieces with will be us~, with first, second emphasis on PW'Ple; ccSeptember and third place ribbons to ~ Sor11," thoae ust~ dried materawarded in each clllss. All de- tala ai'Jk)rweatheredwood; .. The cisiOI\A of d'le judge will be ftnal Green. Green Gras• ol Home," and any discussion concerning or foliage urangamenta. Interference with the judgi~will ''Summertime.N arrangemert cause an eMry to be disqualUied. using rrulta IDd-or vegetables; Mrs. Robert Snowden Is show '"Dance, Ballerina, Dance", chairman and clubs invited to ex~ stressing rhythm in arranglug; ,. •'' ··.,·.·;· • • " . i ~.. H· I ·' •• I '• ' ' ,,' THIJRSDAY "The BeautifUl Garden of Pray· er," ICI1lethlng suitable for church use; 11Thorouah1Y Modern MUlie," modern tnterpr.,.. Uve arrangement; u America," maaa arrugements showing an Early American !rand; "Beauti· fld Ohio." aoral pieces lhowilll water; "On Top of Old Smoky,,. tall line arrangements; a n d "Honey," an arrangement tor a formal luncheon table. The latter clau specifte~s tbat exhibitors !urnlsb their own card table, cloth, two place settings. and a su1t1ble centetttece. The invitational classes are u Ebb Tide," Interpretive ar.. rangements: aM u Autumn Leaves/' dahlias In a metal Reunion at Woode Grove . Heritage of WSCS Topic For Program Held in Columbus Sept. 1 ,, "The Heritage of our Women's Organization" was the prosram theme presented by Mrs. Allee Clpehart when the Women's SQ.. ciety or Christian Service of tho Asbury Methodist Clwreh, Syracuse, met at the home of Miss Marcia Karr, Mrs. CSpebart'o~onts were taken frcxn an 18 tram the "Methodist Woma ". Miss Karr read the conatitutioo of the WSCS. Scripture frCII\ Luke, a verse ot "Prayer is the Soul's Sincere Desire" and a readi"" un---1 ·~• nauus That Pray," were pr&oented by Mrs. WUllam Eichinger, devollonalleader. Mrs, John SOuvoge preolded at the meeting. The blrthdayo of Mrs. Ambrose Flanagan and Mrs. Clpehart were observed with the group singing ''~pyBlrthdQ.'' Mlu Karr read a chlpter rrcrn tho book, "Tbst the World May Believe" entitled uEcumenlsm." ani concluded the meeting !lith Helen Stiner Rice's readlng, "In Times Llke The!:ie." Refreshments were served by the hostess to those named above and Mrs. Donald Lisle and the Rev. and Mrs. Wendell. Stutler. The 36th annual ~cer reun- Tom and Sberrl Atwood, Ed SimIon wss held sept. 1, at Blendon mons, Phil GUllam, Donatella Woodl Parl< on Slate Route 161 BellOII)', Mr. and Mrs. Boring, • Co . lumbos, Ohio. Mr. and Mrs. Alba Orr, Robin · • . Pldures were taken of t h e and Tsnuny, , ·-~cer brod!.er and sisters presMr. and Mro. Blake Curtis of . ent, CsrroU; Mr. and Mrs, DI,Yion The group wss entertained by ~cer, Ronnie and Nlns Lou the Orr Brothers and their of Farmersburg, Ind. ; Mr. and friends, Maurice Orr on the vio- Mrs. Henry McDole, Mr. and lin, Starling Orr the gu11ar, Ed Mrs. WUllam Singer and clausb· Simmons lbe maDdolln, Leslie ters of Toledo: Mr. and M r s. Gilliam, banjo, and George Gib- Harlin Stahl, Mr.andMra.James son. bal8 fiddle; Mr. and Mra. stahl and Pam o( Rising &m; John Orr, a Wet, accompuied from Chesler were Cella Meby Starling Orr oo t11o guitar, Coy, Mr. and Mrs, Jsme• May• and Mro. Mary Orr, Tsnuny and Zenia Bias, Mr , and Mrs, Hen-• : Robia, NDg several hymns. ry ~er and Vance, Mr. and · There "ere games and prizes Mrs. Norman Frederick audJer, for tho children and for the old- ry, Mrs. Hattie Frederick, Mr. ; est man, Henry ~cor, the old- and Mr•. Wald ~cor, Harry : est woman, Hattie Frederick, Lee, Tom and Ray, Avice Mays, : tile lamll,y traveling the forth- Mrs, Cbarlesllarnllart, Marilyn ell!, Mr. and Mrs, DI,Yion ~­ Karr, Mr. and Mrs. Lowell Bing, . eer. Rannie aDd Nina I.Gu, Farm- Joyce, Mike and Jim, : erabur& Indiana; the couple with Miss Cathy Tuttle and Mr. and · the most ehlldren present, Mr. Mrs, Arvil Holter and iibaroo , and Mrs, Clayton Rasp rttve cbll- o( Baoban, and Mr. and Mrs, wu. dran, and theyoungestchlldpres- ford Bjng, .Silerrtl, Ram1y a n d 1!111, Marla Jean Rasp, f 1 v e Rick, Columblo station. Mr. and Mrs, Dale Kesterweekaold, From Fostoria were Mr. and Prell«<l, from Columboa, Ohio, Mrs, Gary Zimmerman and Gary son and Mr. and Mrs. Dana ·. Dooald Lemley, Mr. and Mrs, Jr., Elva Hammer, Carole and Turner ci Chester spent tile La· IIIII Fenton, Mr. and Mrs, Per- Ellen, Mr , and Mrs, John Rasp, bor Day week...t In Wllmlnglon, ry Orr, Lealie Gllllum and fam. Mr. and Mrs. Clqton Rasp, &1- Ohio, vlslllng with their 11011 and : Uy, Barry Tbompsm, Mr. and aan. Michael, Patti, Jotm and !life, Mr. and Mril. Earl R. :: Mrs. Starllng On, F..ddle, Jack- Marll Jean, Mr. and Mrs, Joill Kesterson. Mrs. Turner Is Earl's :·· le, Mr. and Mrs. Maurice Orr, Fry and Jeflrey, and Mlsaes sister. ;:· Mr. ani Mrs. Jolin Orr, Miss Jayne, Abby, and Mary Douglas. · Pam Wolfe, Elizabeth Vemoo , l I I ' Visit over Holiday . KEYS ;:. ..•'•' GUARANTEED TO FIT ~. ,,;. \~ . " "f ..... r ·~~~~ · Deor, lleloot: 1 ~ ' , , 8olne lleod:r lui ""' aii)'Where to live. I don't want ID gu aplnlt him bocauao be'l 1111' Papa, a periCG I shwld look up to. R1slrt now be doean't h&Ve a Job, Sometimes be frlslrtena me. He ml8bt be taklnll dope becauM ho aiWlll'l bas to borrow oomucb IIIOIIoY and he ado ~ly. When he comes home drunk MEIGS COUNTY YIIWIC- . he lays on the bed i>elllllnB for l,lcan Club, tlnlrlday, p. m. at wster. My alster or Mama don't tho orpnlzatlon's lteadqllll1m'a give It to him ani teU me not to. In the Hotel Mart!JL But I slve him water. He's my Papa. 1 pray every nlslrt that · God will make him someone FRIDAY SOOTIIERN BAND BooaW'I to somecllly, Can you help?- CONFUSI!D GmL sponaor dance Frida)' following Dear Girl· nrst . home fOOCblll PIP• 1r send North GaiUa at t11o ·Jr. lll&b •~ me your name School; "The Next In Ltne" to and address, honey, Pll see to It your prayers are beard _ , turnish music. WG AFTER Football Gauio here Ill' oor1b too, We may not dance parcy wlll be held at the tranJform your falber - that Wabama HIP Sehoolaudltorlum takes Pl"''•ra oo his part - but foUowlng the Wabama - Maraud- I can put ;you In toocb with an ers football game. Dlnclng from agency which will makellfe more 9:30 ·p. m. to mldnlglt~ The Jays livable for you and your family, Please wrl"'l _ H. wiD emMEIGS COUNTY WOMEN'S Cbrlllllan Temperance Unloa, Pl>meroy U n 1 t e d Mi!tbodlat Clurcb, 7:30 Friday evlllllng. LAUREL CLIFF- lleolth Club, Thursdal', 7:30p.m. at tile h<lne of MrL Allen Elchlnaw· olllcero to be eleclllcl• members lilrad to atteDIL , • PAST CHIEFS, Mapoila Temple, Pylblan Slstert, 7:30 p. m. Thursday at the home or MrL George HelneL ali a -•u ~··'' latfon, We ply the fteld. I hi DOt too late, ..~ lo a dime and a stomped, aelfoddreoead emelOIJO for oae ol your S.O.S. (Samp OUt SteadYIns) butiona. _ l8 and HAVING FUN ~king ~ ~.:.. MONDAY MEIGS SALON 710, 8 ani 40, meeting 6:30 p. m. MoOOay, hmle of Eunice Brinker, Bashan Road.. CHURCH COUNCIL, s~· Paul Lutheran anarch, Monday, 8p.m. at the church. POMEROY GARDEN CLUB, Morday, 2 p. m. at die home ot Mrs. Harvey Van Vranken. 6 Pound Loss Tops Members, Merits Crown Mrs. Freda Hendersm of POmeroy was crowned queen of the Melia TOPS Knotchorl Tuel<lay oveulng for having loll 1 1 x pounds during the month of Aug. uat. For her ettort1 ahewaaawarded a gl1!, a crowD, and a bamer. Freda Davia, of Rutland, wu runner up llltil a 3'h lb. loaa. Mrs. Cecelia Mitch no (J( tho week ani Edith Gorcmer bad to take the -od pg home for gaiJdns moat durlnsthe .....,_ During tile bullne11 of the ovealq, the prelldlng ofllcer, Edltil Gardner • 111D0W1ced that the anIWial plcnle apln wlll be held SeJI. 10 at Jean Warner's trailer at Rll)'al Oak, Wolgblng In wlll be from 6·30· 7 p.m. In the mr Hug ~- lf 8111''"'" c:amD atland Tueldo¥'• meetlq ani doalres 1D come ID tile plcnle oa the 10th please bring your """ table Hrvlce and a covered dltb. t Lalli•• w Students End • Summer Project ~ -lldoli at t11o Kimel ~scent H.me at Athena, and Mloo :Malili 1!11all wu noOOd as !mprOving. Aloor&- at•..-r ruchanl . - portad was tile ~. ehlld to Mr. and MrL l!AUOI'· ' ·· Biltlmore , • .•81 611 .574 8 (liD Fran•• ,. : .7$ 65 ,536 13'h Booton , , • , •• 76 65 .539 13 Cincinnati , • , ,72 65 .526 ,g.tcaao •..• , ;74 69 .m .AIIanta.• , • , , .71 71 .5l!O l,'lltoburgb , , , ,Gl$ 72 .488 Plllladelpbla • , ,65 75 .464 jlolullon , , • , • ,6.4 77 .454 New York , , , , ,15 79 .451 L9o .. Aaaele• , .•61 79 .436 _W,...aclay'olieoulto C,Jaeimatl8 SL L. 3, nlgbl LA 3 Phlladol)lllia 0, nlgbl Cbl.c:aao 7 Iiiii Fran 6, 111 ~ Fran S Chicago f, 2nd Only PDlel IICbodalod 15 16 18'h :O'h 28'h 25 251h 2'/lh Tllitr.-1·Game• . No pmt1,1,.-lod • . Frlclli'• Game• Plllloclllpbla at ChiC.,. l!iiiiii>O!I at~~. ntglrt li: ,Jt IJ.' ,~koifl, 2, .:. , Clevelanil, , , , .76 68 .528 14\1 Oakland ••••• 71 71 .soo 18 New York • , , .70 70 ,500 18 Mtmeoota , , , ,64 74 .475 22 Call!ornla • , •. 61 81 ,430 28'h Cblc:ago , , , , .59 82 .418 30 Walldngion , • •56 63 ,403 32 Woclneaciay'l Rooulta Chi 3 Waob 0, 14 tma, alghl: Booton 10 Mlmeaota 2, alghl: Baltimore 6 Now York 3, alghl: Dttnl1t 4 Oakland 2, alghl: Cleveland 9 California 5, alghl: All TlmOI EDT Cbleaac> (Nyman 1~) at Wash· lagton (Paocual 12-9), 8:05p.m. Only scheduled Friday' • Games . CleYelanlat Oalcland, nlgbt Bostal at Callforilla, nlgbt l!Jnntooll at Detroit, nlgbt Cblc:aao at Beltlmore, night Walhln&IOO ot Naw lork, ntstrt sani•• tW\-!di!rt · at . n..: =:; Bride-Elect lather: ·~- !~!"~; 2, tWI-111&ht fi!Uburib. Dlslrt ' • , TillS WEEKS SPECIAL SHOES Shock , Home Soutbeaotara~C.: A,.Hysell ""'";':·r.k·. .$io,~~~ . JE~. ~ ,,-r,.,, ,.,,I Special Upcoming Event_s .'l'ix:, _Mt. aDd~ For Baptists Announced ~; thon,y, Mrs. Bearbs, Mro. RichDoma Mrs. llcJiber The Rio Granle llajltistAssoc- an1 owen, MrL Mllton lload an1 tns, MrL Nora Olrlla, lalloo meeting to be held on Sip~ Mrs. Bert Bodlmer. Mllclred Slaooa; Mrs. 12 at the Rio Grande Cborch ' " Mrs. Kloos ------' ON Ill.; 4; J(n. -· Freda announced wban 111o H: SIJ>. born Mlsalonary Society met oo u her theme. The- ~~q~ , ~ · ,, • ":!"7 :'! Tuellday nlslrt at the Middleport "I'U Be Wheto You MAl to Mill Edpa .;or,'.. WL First llajltist Church. The oraan prelude wu by German hlp' :W!Jt. l(ro. Mrs, Manalng IO.oes, presi- Be." Mro. Gsrald Anthony. _. I• ,, H.omer Forrest; RL , dent, had charge of the meed~W Refreshments were .,_... "" 1, Mro. "' f1 Allee Bolrles alii! -dllflng wbleh time It was . - tho Love Jo,y Circle with MrL . PI '' . t ' •,, ' that the aiiiiOI world fellowship Dllay Bilvo MrL Fleldllllf Hawk011111 l!ldPI anil Tli$J offering wUI be taken on Ocl. 6• lno MrL Cbarlos Selrl The SelliOr lll8b elua of tha ldolaman1 Diamandl!eeiqPIIMAlso announced wuamlsslolllrY Gm:.,va Saxton, Mra. DanvWe Weeleyan Clurch want ) lrl •Boo)de Wood, and meeting to be held Tburllday night Gbee, MrL Mary [Jons, Mro. eamptns recenllJ at WUdclll fl91, 'lllwiYift, , ·. • at the Rio Grande Church. 'l11e • Hamm, MrL Bearha ani Ml'L tow. · . .> ' Sending 81!11 wore MrL~ . proposed budpt !Dr the 1968-69 Gibbs assisting. Tbe,roungpeopleandtwoadalta Ko\'ris, Mloa .Alma Wlita.'Mrflncluded Rev. and Mro. E. E101nor Hoover, lira. ~Oi'na' lfi­ year was presoded by Mra. TOllY Dozer, Linda, ani Daalel Mid- sell, Trellte IWdrlekl, II!'. and FDI'fler, and pJ"OP'Uil IM:dul for kill, Jacbo Vineyard, Fred DaY! I, MrL GIOIUI Evana, Tom.aniiDino the year were distributed. Tom, Joe· and WUUam "'YW•· o,y, Mrs. llart')' Brolnl, Mrt; a. Mra. Ells-. Slao!n,love slit Wanda Cardillo, Domle and sell Painter ani MrL Jim ~Amo chairman, hod charge ofthededlry Juatlce, ani Mike Walker. bert. ' catlon service. Ste was assisted by l(ro. Beulfb White, M r L The group left TlllrllciiJ eviD· FranCia Bearbs, and Mrs. Paul Ina at 5, Raylns Tlllrlday al8bt. an day Fri~. and rllumed , Smar~ Glbq>sos of cllurch situahome Sator~ afternoon. .CDD~IIB . flnt gave. LiiiMt tions were featured 1n a program prepared by Mrs. Gerald Al>OIIJi»'e4 It very tboi1Y. Partlclpatlq wore Bar· ' d lJacll Ml4dll", "'" servoUr.ci!o 111. Otibora Alltlloey, MrL Golda Mournporter. and trw:, Mrs. Fawler, Mra. Manta Kl!w, Ml'L White, Venlda ani Trl• Glbbo~ Mr1. Fred Gibbs Jr., Mr1. Sdrt. Mrs. WWla ~ ~-meeH- Church Youth llltilclevottonsu~~~ne"MD•toaa" Go Camping at w~ ~'~ go. ' ' .a.... : , v,.._ C . l a•' r a ~~ -~· Del~a,_Hhl? IJ%:; .~ o. 3d''.;~ .,ac~ . w,·'dca t-Hol'ow UU~~ · ~~a. E~ Jac~· kta:~ c. w: ..::.~:: =· l~m& ~ •n=ilJp &Jii~ · ~~lit,~~ following last year's Morton, "You do something to a hesrlbreaklng 21-17 loss to ....,-terback when you pull Green ilal' In the ebamplon8blp _blm," LandrY said. utt•s his game. But, euch talk prOYed game ani be expeda to win or only that with the start (J( a loae tt."' new campaign: Cardinali Trade Gambrell Another liUiry The Detroit Lions shored up Now, OOwever, 1dth the tbelr offense by a..Prlng ' opening of the 1968 ...... onl)' a little more than one week veteran receiver BillY Gambrell from the st. Louis Cardinals In away, Meredith ftnds himself exchange for a hlgb 1969 draft laid up with a peln In his cheat choice. Gambrell, a four-year which ""' been dlagnoaecj as a veteran, caught 28 passes for torn or pulled muscle, The injury may force Mere- 178 yards and two toochdown• dith to miss Saturday nlg!rt'a lalt season. 11te Cardinals also aCQlired a final exhibition game against the Baltimore Colto In tile draft choice from the PltCotton BoWl and thrust Morton tsburl!lt steelera In return for linebacker Dick c;:app; the Into a ..startlnJ role. However, Dallas coach Tom Mlnnooota VIkings amouncod Landry bas expressed his lbat rUIIIIlni! blck Dave Osborn reluctance &bout being too ..,Ick wlU be slclollned for at least alx weeks with a leg injury sullered In replacing Meredlth wllh In a game lost month agelnll Denver; and the Atlanta Fal· cons a~(f.lired rookie defensive tackle Dick Caoh from the Green ilal' Packers lor the $100 waiver price. move 11¥ STU CAMEN UPI Sports Writer Four years as No. 2 Ia long enougil for Crall Morton. Morton ani Jerry Rhome have shared 1he reserve quarterl>ack dutleo !Dr the Dallas cowboY• beblnd Don Meredith since both began thelr National Football LeagUe careers In 1964, Meredith, a nine-year veteran who baa led the Cowboys to the NFL's eastern dlolslon UUe the laot two seasons, bas been plaauecl by ...rloua laJurles tilrougbout his playing da,ya, Including broken rlba, concul· slons and a busted nonj The Injuries have been occurlng with lncreaslnl frequeacy In rec«rt years, teedlng Merudlth to talk of retiring, The former SliiU star allowed boW be Wal coatemplatlng IUCb a Aging Gonzalez Scores Upset Over Roche , ' ~ -.-' EXPERIENCE }' goes into every ' ' p{ISCrfptlon at '. Swisher &a..h• ·luall •rutS: 1.1. W. HDWE. & LUTHER SUPPLY ~ ... ~ ..-~~zn•·•4~·------~P:oo.:!o~o~..J ' l• TO THE MEIGS-MASON FOOTBALL' TEAlS FOI1968 G& CCAFE 118 W. MAIM POMEROY 0. SHAIIYS 6!15 W, MAIM ~' .,.. . . ,· , reellllll !'ben acltial 'Jiperl~ao J!Uallfy •• to follow your ·cloeior'• ardon wbon .,Ou bt:lng a h••· You can : ~"*'don ~ ~ glvo you oxoCI!Y·Whal'• pr..C!I~I '· '"l!!ilw,.W~~~IIIll$~-_,~iWid .iaternaUooal . Lea.&Ue s-""'nes \Os;>l:IMii .. ,i!J Ullllllcl Pfe•. •lllternatlonal :... ,, dal'kn~s.s . called a ' .. .. W. L. PeL TQ!f!IO • ' ' ' ' .81 62 .~ '. ·. OPE~ 1DAILY AM tv 10•00.Pll! AM · ~~~ , , • ,78 61 .•iltll Roellooter •• ' '75 67 .528 Ja~la •• ,72 .67 .51' Sytacuoo • , , , ,70 7S , 490 Lclljlovlll• ' ' ' 74 .4Ba CB I 5'h ~, 11 12 ~ " " .. 04 711 ' " ' 16 .,RIC:IiDI!Df, ; ;,iltl 84-.408 22\la , . WeclleiCINl' RoiUIIo RlcbD)cjail s, nl&[1t :69 lit, pliJ tile - - the llnelo, TRIPL&IIEADER COLUMBUS (IJP0 - It took the Columbus Jets 10 innings, but with Dan Schneider pltchiog three iMinga of scoreless relief, they beat Richmond 4-3. For Schneider, who relieved Gene Garber ln tl1e 8th, the win meant evening his record at 3-3, Also, coming in ln the eighth, Conrad Noeaaef, now 7-10, was charged with the defeaL Big Jlln Sbellenback, the Jets starter, pitched nve scoreless innings before allowing two runs In the sixth and one In the sev· enth, when he was ousted. By nipping Richmond the Jets swept the tour~e set with the Braves and drew within one game of ftrst'i)lace , Toledo, which had an ~n date Wednesda,y. A Thursda~ sweep for Columbus aM a Toledo win over a Rochester club. no longer in the running for the pennant would drew t11o Jato within .002 per• • - polnto of the Mud Hens. A sweep and a Toledo loll would sucldenly pot all the pressure on the Hens, who alreld.y have lost one more game than tbe Jets. "'==~ Be l~an an~ · li~a~le .. You Gat ..• 8est o • o from Us l'he best fuel lor your home. Tops in comfort, convenience. Call us for delivery, any time. OUR TRUCKS ARE EQUIPPED WITM TWO-WAY RADIO For 8oHor, Qulckor Moro Effielont Service LEVEL OUT YOUR FUEL OIL COSTS eEQUAL MONTHLY PAYMENTSe JOIN OUR BUDGET PLAN NOW RIZER OIL COMPANY "YOU'LL LIKE OUR SERVICE" PHOHE 614-992-2101 POMEROY, O. eans forboys 88 ...- . are . cbaqllcia NIDD !)C. Italy In a ~· Aft ·llemoliiP J_. (/), TART SIGNS NEW YORK (UP!)- Lavern Tart, ihlrd leadlnll acorer Ia tha Alnerlcan Batkotball Aaooclo.tall ...... with a 23,5 point In ...,..,., IIJIIIICI Woclneada)' with the New York Nets tor tile 1968- - R0 NT 0 nood jCThlt lS Why wins the golden glove for fielding every year 1" aaid Pete with a shrug or hls ahoulders.. Bench's two-run homer in the third Inning was his third in a four--day span, his 13th of the season and boosted his RBI ~ tal to 74. The 20 • year .. old catcher's tougbesl compeUUon for the rookie-of..the-yelr award flgures to come from the New York Mets' letthalller Jerry Koosman. Bristol, while admitting to prejudice, doe!ln1 t think lt should be a contest. The secoOO of May's two doubles drove home the Reds' tlnal two runs In the fourth inning (IJPI) -.;. - . NIW Yorlc acquired Tut from Vftlgbta ~rae Clu\'a10 ol Oakland lui ror Barl'l' ToioniD ani VIe Harrll (J( . Lelbowlt:& and a Mure Buffalo, had a trlpltblad- ~· " ll&ht SepL 17 at lobplo ~ LE-!!DERS Leaf MANCHESTER. VL (IJPI)IIIIJII Brian MeDIMid (J( t11e Cblcaao . T0 Clay carroll, taki~ over in Ruse and Bench socked homers ani Lee May pOUDded out three hila, two of them doubles, last nlgbt as the Rods enol,ed a six-game losing streak with an ~ olctory over the league-leadlog st. Louis Cardinals. I 'The loss dldn•t mean much to the Cruds, but the victory meant a lot to us."' said Red Manager Dave Bristol. Tho CSrds 'headed for st. Louis with a 13'h game lead over second place San Francis-co, who tqlped the Reds by a pme and one~f. A lead-off homer in the first inning was one of three hits for Rose, who boosted his leagueleading mark to ,348 . cards centerfielder Curt F1ood prevented Rose from having s perfect four-for-rour night when be pickod Pete's filth Inning drive to right center off his shoe tops with a one-handed 4·3 lri Tenth " l'ap..... Goo~~~ ... punt bUt ball to ' ' hi• _.fwrtb.I:OWldor foxY at 40, · IIIJ'S bla new aplnll lefty pro Nikki Pille of COLUMBUS (UP!) - 'TbewhiS· ship talent back In clef..,.. ol 11t will blow Friday ntglrt, slg- their tltleo. Senne 4.40 Class AA and 290 naBing the otllclal kickoff of more than 7QO f~l • playing Clo" A IIOlada In every part of schools. · Olllo will see action for tha next Versailles will be ngbllng to ten weeks. retain · Its Clau A rating wblle Olllo !llgll Sehool Athletic AsUpper Arlington makes a bid · soclollon rules permit foOiball · for tha same tillo In Class AA. playing schools to illldtbelrllrst Both teams were ranked loPS preolew or game Friday and play by cosehea In the final UPI poll week...ts througil Nov. 30. How· of the 1967 season. ever, many will end the &eatiOil Both were Wlde!eated laat year early In November so the coaeb· and han much ~the champion- es and boys can prep for the !968~9 basketball seasm. The teams were permitted to hold three interscholastic acrlmlost nll!ltt. mages loll week as they comBotll of . the doubles bounCed pleted the second week of pracoff the Crosley Field scoreboard tice which began oltlclally Aug. tn left center, but May Iaugh- 16, i11J:IY denied he was attempting to demolish the structure. Fllblo Resulto <~t would like to see it ran By United Press International - down though," he said. "It has SANO, J_. (IJPD- Flglttlng robbed me or at least ft ve ~ Harada, J_,, stopped NobiM> mers U'!ls season. •• Cblba, aword. Jets Nip Foe semi· Yoall of! training and ·?-j!-Cripllon ~'f ~'!!'·~ ~ll could become the fourth Yank In the last elgtt. Ra.llton was atill ualive" but (J( · lad ..... llaralle ·GOOKUCI ' CINCINNATI (UPO The the seventh lrmi~. with two on LAS VEGAS, Nev. (IJPDReds aren't going to win the and none oot, blanked the CSrda Miguel Hernandez, 141, SaD Natlonal LeaiPle pennant, but the rest or the way to preserve don't bet that Pete Ros~.won't starter Jim Maloney's 1201 vic- Jose, Calif., outpointed BeniiD Jusrez, 141, Las Vegao (10). win the batting Utle, or Johnny tory against nine losses. Bench the rookie-of-the-yeer catch. llgbtwatgbl alumlrllm raccpet Yugoslaols with Pille leading, 6bas prolonged his tennlo life by 2, 2-8, 7.s, 8-8. If Demy wins, It at leaat two yesrs ani before a woold be In a long play.oll wildly partisan crowd oo the today and he. will not be asked eenter court WedneedaY · be to play II@Oln until Frida)', Next for the t3th-aeoded probebly took three years oil the life of second-seeded Auatra· Gonzalez Is eighth-seeded Tom llan pro Tony Roche with an ~ Okker of The Netherlands, an aatonlsbing atralgbt set IIJ>set. lunateur who elected to play "I spent my first year as a here for prize money under an pro gelling lilY ears plnnecl International r u I e affecting back by Jack Kramer," Pancho foreign players, and holder of l81d while aavortna IdS 8-6, 6-4, 1968 vtc1orles over such pro1 aa 6./l triumph over the 23-year.old Rod Laver, Roy Emerson, Lew Ausale left.llandar who llnlabed Hood, Ralston and Pille, second In tho Wlmbledoa Open, Ashe Faces Dryodale •'Tcmy'l JOWii· He'll pt over The 1 ~-seeded Alhe waa IL" paired aplnst Cliff Dryodale of Gonzalez Faces CballSouth Africa (No, 16), who But Well¥, Gonzalez wUI baYe upaet Laver In a shotker to aurae bla anelent bonOI Tuellday, Grsebner (No, 7) tbrGUIIh another big match as playo fourth-seeded Jolul Newbe and two other AmetlCana combe, an Auule pro who won battle for berlbs ·In the here as an amateur last year, llnsll of tha $100,000 U.S. Open Third-seeded pro Ken Roaewcbamplonlblp. all ol Australlo downed Roo AmateurS· Clark Gr·a - of Holmberl of _!!!Bidand Falls.• New York and Army LL Artlwr N.Y., 6-3, 6-3\:2,-6~ 8~ and next Ashe ol Richmond. va., surprise meets the Plllc.Jlalllm wtmer. oeml-41naliota at WlmblociOn. b women's alnglea, Wlmblepoocedod Pancho Into tile u.s. doa cbamp Billie Jean King ci quarters with vtcUirtea oo BerkolQ, Cell!.; and Marla Tue1411Y and lbere ;,u an Bu- of BrazU plaod the outddo chaace that prO Domll aeml.&ais WedneedaY with Ralllon or Bakorlllleld, Calif., <Mirtlme Ylctortes. socond-seed· od Ana Jellies and olxlb seeded Virglnla Wado o( ~ made the ltmls on Tuelday ancl battled tcJcll;r !Dr · the rl&bt 1D ~Tutti ...;.nt 8-3 Win Meredith Hurt, Morton Ready FOREST HILLS, N.Y. (UP!) -II waa great, , but now the Wear)' old pro must do 1t all ~··· ~ N! Vni•plllf' couna~ bottle at IIMI Mrapln I" Reds End Spell With -l!efrO!t ... , • ,89 52 .631 W. L. Pol. GB ,lfA u- American LeaiPl• W. L, Pd. GB St. [Aula , , , , .119'52 .631 ...._jly • u.a.- .. h'a onl,- a Uule ,.me. Don't ..,.. that ld•l- ' BJ tlnlted Prell Jaternattonal " National LeaiUO e.... Shower GiV:~n a won a *'reiiiiCio Six College ~bod ~· Cblcl&D' 1 Bob LOCker hlo ftltb game In nlae cleclalonl, McCraw scored bla wlmlna hit o11 Senator'• loser . Dick Boaman, 2.9. Willie Borton delivered a · clutch single with the bases loadocl In the ell!ltth lnnlnl! to lead tllo Tlgora to olctory ani reduce their pennant.wimlng m,Pc IWimber to 14, ,John IUIIer, with rellef help fi:om Pat Dobsm, raised bls record to 7-5. The Clovelanl Indiana banged out 16 hila lnclucllog three each by Vern Fuller and Lee Maye and Joe Azcue knocked In four run• to enable Luis Tlant to wln hls 19th pine ol the season. Tlant left tile game with two In the sixth when the Angela rallied for four runs. more IH~C:. '' . an ·' ' Over 700 Ohio SehoolA,,· Start Grid Play Frid~y . · ~·, slipper, Halea, I - . - g '·o t f by llx collage lludonla baa been a spanking before In DIY 'libole Completed. Tll!lllle members reportacl 9S life, . •: llurlai tilelr two" ....U 1n sick olllto duriJv the put 111011111 M1 ~Oild ani I are tldDk< Ma1p CiiUnt1 the llllldiou wllb $74 • ~ for alln>o lng ol rumlng 8WS1 to IIIIOiber da~ a rallsloilo ~ .,.j tstlc work. to get marriod. That ...td dally •aeadoa Bible 5ebool. Tho 25th wedding anniversary my Father, He's paloi ol were guests In the homes ol Mr ol Mr. ani Mra. Henry 8abr was · llllllloY and I Clll't ... how $250 and Mrs. Geae Colimau,llutlaac% observed recently wlth a dinner would burl him. - NO NAME ,Mr. and Mrs,RoberlMIIII, Cbeaparty booted by their children at PLEASE • W' Road; and Mr. and Mrl. liar. tho heme of their son ani daugl>- Dear N,N,P. llheliMcCiure, Polll0r07 ter-IJ>Jaw, Mr. and Mrs. Roger You'd fix ywraelf, but guocl, The lludellls worked ~r tile Bahr, ReedsvUle. If you ran aWlQ' !lith a thief. supmrldoa of tho ReY liAibert An arrangement of mums arK! (Or~ your ~end just"bor· Hall ql Ali>II!Y, the area~slloomotnlng glories centered the 1'011' tho bot car ffOIII a·friel!d'i? ary for tha Southern · As for fixing y<ilr vOlition In table. Mre and Mrs. Bahr were presented a decorat.Od cake and mislrt lilY, "Good rlddilllce." tile ReY, ~ .Jily.m o('Mc, , several gi!to, Attending were Mr. me111s. by poreatal COD· Ia Arllllr 1i11G'Uit'' c<;m to·topernell how llllieh VInton •••• .. • .,.. brld ·rM>v. ie ani Mrs. . Rlebard . Flck, Jr. and Seems It coste him. -. , · ....,.,OL o . ThO)' were Jaalcil Lower o(, ~ ~e"'!!J ~III. · Kevin, Mr. ani Mrs. Roger Bahr, Too bed the Judge didn't tin- Grani .Prirla, Toxas, lltldent ml•cellln-• iho;>wer _on., Roger Wayne and Kelly, ani Mr. 5th at tile boDI8 ol Mr, and MrL ani Mrs. Kenneth Hartung, Pat, tence ,YOU BOTH 1<1 CO!JII1bloory at Norlb Texas state· Hadl'd, Jeanne, 'I'Ilmmi, Terri, lamll,y for llx nmtbl. Glai.lale, (J( Denver i(ysell, at POIIIOI'01o You need It! - ·H. Modc:o Ma • h The bouao was deeoratod llltil Jllnmy and RmlY Bahr. Knl&ht, . jltit,;y; ~- • ~ a flower arraD(Iellleulla ke<llllw UIIIVOI'ilt1 (J( !Je!Klla; Palrida llllh tho oecaaton. Games _ . , PlcktDI, 1Jar11a1i·;· A,Ja., SOm• pJay~ l!ltil pd~B ~ . . : ford Ul!l1orall.r In Alabama• Keltil ~~ ~. I~ glllo "Of" ldartlil, Cbanilelvlow, illlo ""'''l"'i!:nlreah!Dentl'wer~"J:Y­ atunlo llou8tonllajii!SI COU ea by .u.., hootealllt, MrL, ~ and VIal' FoiMd, Valparal":; · Painter, ¥ro. Earlldqollliaaui! Flo., atudont at !'lldlil'"' ....,b. Mro. lvoa Wood, t.> , ' ".,Gu,Y 1!1soll, Unda, Donnie anil Observed Recently SUNDAY ANNUAL HOMECOMING at the Rock Springs United Methodllt "'U!'~h, SlUiday; bl•l!st dinner at foiiCMed by I program beg!Mlng at 1:15 p. m. ANNUAL HOMECOMING - at the Langsvlllo Church &mday. Basket dimer at 12 nooa; specIal singing at 2 p. m. Open to public. '_ PIanne·, d'' '.. ,.;, Silver Anniversary SAnJRDAY !UGH SCHOOL dance party SOturday • Pomeroy Junior H 1 g b auditorium from 8:30 to u ,30 p, m. Jays wUI emcee. HOMEMADE ICF CREAM social. San:lwlches also, at St. Paul Lutheran Church, beginnlag at 11 L m. SOturday. 1 1 , ... Miai Jud)' Bing of Clowland ·... • ,. wW·arrive MondaY for a slveral 1; «111• olall hero wltll her snnd;,,,:~., m,othor, Ml'L J, K. smttil and ' . • · :. ·,' · '· Mr. ani MrL TiKIII&I Kelb" and · · ·F lllllUy ' of ¥lddl11[101'1 and Mr. . Plan• tor hDitlnl tho '!.,MrL V~nt Dlbo, Pom- eoaveNioa wltlcb wt,DCICII~-IJI ••~ Mldljl~ lkt. ~ Mr, and Mrs. WUllam Folmer -~ ~ ~~ returned Tuellday iller olsldng tara, . met Tueldo¥' t!l8ht at the Mr. ani Mro. Robert JOhrisoa bolL · ani lllllUy In Columbus for tho Wstrat!aol to op1n the "9"' put week. They were joined lbere ventlon will bolla It 2 P. m. wltil by Mr. and Mrs. Harold WUidas a 1:30 p, m. dinner 1D be ••""-" and 1011 of Toledo tor a weekend by . tlio Auxlllari' of tile Cll!llllng trip at tho F~eld FMIIO)'. :U.""""P-.il21; AmlrCounlr Flab and GuriePnser've. lean La(lloil. . · · Ml•• Barbota llemlodl', ,_ APPOitllid C<llllllllltOawbleh worki!W ror an oblte!rlelan and will plan ,.,.. tho .....at!Ga wen DD•colaslst 1n Columbus, ojlent' Mra. Harl oiren, MrL:cwfuiam : Labor Day weekend berel!ltil Allman tail Mrs. Pldllp ldelDIIi1. · r pareuts, Mr. and Mrs. Walt- table decontloos; MrL c • 1 j, er Kemecty, Babr ani Mrs. Altred illap; reMr, and MrL Erneatlllng 111111 cepdon, .II!JIMrL Cb'deAndleWI cllughter, ThoreA, were the Mrs. NalliAn Blat, reslatrati.n.' weekend guoslo or Mr. and ,MrL Rofroshmentl of cotrenlld coolo' Guy Bin& Ernest hat juit ..... lei .ww be served follolri!W tilt turned hill two wOekl of aum- coaventlon. mer traln!QI !lith the Clinton Annauncod at die meeting.w~ Coun1;l' · Air Nadone! Guard or the state conveation of the Grand Wilmington. ms time was spent .Tll!llllt , of Olllo to be hold In touring lo Genaal>,)' 1lnd Holland. Cle....nd Sept, 11•14. Mra. MarAloo olsltlng here over 1110 !leek- tba Cbllds Is the delegate and end were Roberta Bing an1 Lee Mr Sadl0 Wlckollch of catdileu. lolcEiblnaey Ia alier, r.ate.s. A .......,.. ..d.., was reed ·rr... the~- Toq>le pr• sentlng U. ..me of Berideo OlrilllansiNl . tor gnnd .... suanl at the lllale ......... A potluek dbllior the mHtlng. The deatll 'bl J(n. 14'· ron Mlller'o mother uo ,._t. eel. Mrs. Gnee Sileo•rtiDalaa Dear Halea: Friday nl&[1t 1 "'••od ·out 81 • pa our loom s curfew and a jlollceman me In end called my 1 pareot& The worst part wss with on a deod-end street ani tba car we were in 1lil8 lltolonondlmolv~ ed In a blt.aad..rua. 1 dlda't knoll thia but I eoutm't mak0 • ' . 111l' par. entl or the pollee beUeve that. .Su,ce this wasn't the arottlme I had dlsobeyod tile curfew and a few otlier lhlnlla. my,falber Olld· eel up paying a line ol $250 !Dr DOt watdtlng me Ha was lit w.be Uod. He yellod lit..me ani slowed 1111' bee when I told him "' ·~ t h e Hell I" Wh he : e = ol A IIUIIIIIler miallioluu'¥ project ingl¥ and long llltb . a :.:.._,.; Southem llajll!at . ...., .,.tionthe- d j l d In Ma1pCoavonC<luacy' ~ I canl!llm ll&ht BUY SPARES THEIR SMALL AND EASILY LOST. '•'•' ·' l ' fom'eroy:.. . ., ' ·Personal Notes Qistrici~.' Meeting? ~;~" '..,...u FOR HOUSE OR CAR .• , l~ear.old ple, llOddiEport. ' .' .' .. ·. p ASr ~fl!l; MNnolla TeinI am a Puerto plo, P7tldtn Slilteh, wlll moej at RICIII tdrl. We live In Harlem. with· tile "tdrl o( lll1 I :wtoh.wo dli!n't. libe oaldlbe dlm't ~ 11!1' ,m, 7:30 p. m. Tlllll'lday at the ol Mrs. Gowae Heines HemlOck 1 love my Papa, but be does- - that .,tna·lol8tber Ind. knollIns how ... felt oath other Grove. ' . D't seem to love ua. Every time -·"" ' -·-~ or goto paid ' WSI ......,. • REIIIVAL II Cbrtllllan Untoft be bltl tha ........Then I beerd that - d told Cbureh. ll&rd:1rd ot 7,.0 p.m. be COIIUIS botno drunk and atarta . - r IIIII' tile same tblnl. Afeach evea!4 .!laolld P~r :;:•::.:.,;eryone. One Ume tar a Uttle research 1 rcamd' 1 ChUU....U. ~. Serole.o..: · ~ me with • knife. ft'al abarbag my ustealb"' wl.tll en to publle hill s.p~ 3 tbrou&h for some _ . , bt& I got It thnle otber feDowll Sept, 9, The Rev. John ~k, away from him. Am I unllaiW?' ll8ok nol I host pUtQr, !ol,y BloW' can't Blond him. called It ..,tto and am · baVIns EVANGELINE CHAPTER. DrMy Mama to put him out. tha time of .., life, clltlng tho clor of tho Eastern Star, 7tSO p. But I doa't Wlllt blm to "' be- tdrla who dall't h&Ve bang"''!l m. Tbunclay at tho Maoonle Tem- cause If be .,., be IIDII't bavo , lboot keeping a fPI1 out of clrcu- - ~~----,. I, ,' :VOICE FRON THE GHETTO llelr Hal•: ' · ' ·'' { Us••. sr Helen ~~~~ 65 Attend Swartz Family Spencer Family Reunion ;. ' • container. Two artistic arrange.. ment categories tave been lJt.. eluded ror the juniors - upla,y~ mate," a favorite arrangement tor those uOOer 10, and "School Days," an interpretive t1oral piece £or chlldren over 10. In the horticulture dlrulon there are classes for hybrid tea roses (one bloom>; ftorabuDda (one spray); single blooma.otz10: nia, marigolds, am dahlias, and a class for specimens other than those named. · There are classes for both the The annual SWartz ramny reun- Harold Kimes, Athens; Myrtle blooming and non-blooming !)pes ion was held Sunday, Sepl 1, in Swartz, Sbade, R D.; Robert of houseplants, and an educational the Woode Grove at Alfred with Swartz, 1M his son, R o n a 1 d division which will feature a dis-play by a junior club. 65 attending. Swartz, both of Columbus. Attending 11ere: Mr. and Mrs. The rules specify that each exA basket dinner was served at noon, with Chas. D. Woode asking Oris Swartz, Mrs. CUrie Bur- hibitor must fill out her own e• son, Mr. and Mrs. Waid Swartz, try card and the card listing mathe blosslrw, Vernon Swartz was chairman all o1 Athena; Dora O'Brien, Hel- terials used. Foltagea andacceafor the day. The program consist- en Follrod, and Mr. and Mrs, sories are permitted unless othed of games am contest& for Otto SWartz, Shade; Mr. and Mrs. erwise specified., butnoartificial young and old, olslting, awarding Ri~hard Swartz and two girls, or painted materials will be perof prize& &00 taking or SlliPShots. Columbus; Mr. and Mrs. Gerald mitted in "Thoroughb Modern Nell Davis Swartz ls secretary Swartz and three girls, Mr. am Millie" class.. For the Information of exhibitand treasurer:· Harold and Garold Mrs. Earl Davis and Ellen, Ill of SW'artt were in charge or games Marietta; Mr. and Mrs. Harold ora, the background color tor the Swartz and four children of wn~ display tables wUl be green. All and contests. Clarence swartz, president, ltam.stown, W. VLi Mrs. Harry displays are to remain in place called hls regrets at not being Ross alii two children and two until alter 5 p. m. Sunday, and able to attend due to sickness in visitors, Albany, Ohioj Vernon while the Rutlsnd Friendly Gsrdthe family. Veroon SWartz, vice- swartz and son. Hocktngporti Mr. eners will not isaume responsipresident, acted in his place. The and . Mrs. WUliam SWartz Emma bility for containers and accesoltlcers were held o•er for an- Swartz, Mr. am Mrs. Arthur sories used in exhibits, Ill preSwarU and four children; Mr. cautions will be taken to Insure other year. Prize winners were Emma and Mrs. Roy Swartz and [our safety, the chairman reported. Findling, Mr. and Mrs. William children, and Mr. ll1d Mrs. Har~ Swartz, 100 Emma Swartz. ry SWartz IUid two children. aU "Happy Birthday" was sung to of CSnsl Winchester; Emma Find- llrL WWiam SWartz, who "as ling, Clara Fotirod, Nlns Rob\0:. son, Mr. and Mrs. Hobart SWartZ. !l'b•oroi!W her birthday that day. Deceased since last year are Mr. and Mrs. MDiard Swartz Mr. IDd Mrs. Vera Swartz and Linnie Heck, Athensi Colonel E. Woode, 1'\t)pers Plains; Mr. and Mr. and Mrs. Cbss. D, Woode • Mrs, Fred Barnhart, Groveport; all of Allred ' ) Sept. I, 1!168 · Friendly Ga · ers Club Of kUtland1 Pl~nning Show : '!t•.'f· ,, '· . ~· """· ~__, -~ o.' l '. aplltll ~ Black and . cllfcindln& 4.88 tho . 7.00 1 �'•; ,. _ l • ,I. , ·F 'lllilY' i!eatiDIII, ~oport, 'o., ,.,.....,, Sill~ 5, 1968 Pre•• 1ntema11ona1 Natloaal Leq)!e ll.Y United G. AB 8, II. 80H, Cln 124 520 82 181 Alou, Pit 125 469 49 us Jolm111, Cln 124 509 67 164 Alw, Alia 139 578 64 180 McCool', SF 126 434 69 129 Staub, Hoo 140 515 49 153 Millan, Atla128 tll9 41 as Flood, SI.L 132 553 66 163 Jones, NY 128 438 54 130 Beckrt, Chil41 587 86 172 American League Pot. .Stll ,337 .324 .311 .297 .297 .297 ,295 .297 .293 G. AB R. H. Pet. Yatrlki, Bas ·Voice along Broadway BY JACK O'BRIAN lnga with one oiiYseroporbutthe,y . NEW , YORK 1_ "The Beau· wouldn't 1011. And anviriJ', I alUiul People" lo a Uz.Dick.Uko ways have loVed Nathan's frank. novel but it-a DOt The BUrtonl rurthers.,. tbreatenlng suit It' a Sybil Beeutllul Lauren HUtton Burton Christopher .... After 111 from $100 an hour modeling to tbeae 40 acting years, Charles TV commercials now to movie Boyer sa,ya he's changed noth- a<Dog, and right on the edge of lnl- exeajlt he broke the gamb- her VIvier heels Is N, Y. model ling dleeandcards;rath~ Peters .... One of the buser keep the fortunes from such lest but somehow BOmewhat unmovies as hla :latest. "Madwom- derrated actors ls Ricardo MonM o( Challlof' ..•• We state nat- taiban .... Remember when free ly (after seeing him m stage _ chacha lesson.. were positively habl'- TV screen) ouroplnionthat Char- The Thing, Maud. at the Borscht 75 134 .291 lea Boyer Ia the ftnest actor in 54 136 .289 the world . .•• What would t h e 52 138 .283 lee Capades NBC-TV special do without the second gonera!loo: 67 129 .282 producer is Jaek Haley Jr., son 45 138 .281 or the ruscy Tin ~ r1 "Oz;" 38 119 .281 host is Jack Jones 'Whose rather 70 145 .280 Allan serenaded donkeys; a n d 59 129 .280 special star Is Nancy Sinatra, 43 113 .280 daughter of whoozls. Harrlsn, Boa Israel sharpened its payments 129 459 72 127 .277 exchange by merchandising its Home Runs new stainless steel razor blade National Leasue: McCovey, Son here; called 14Shalom" .... ConFran 32; Allen, Phil and Banka, sidering Its recent Middle East Chi 28; II, Aaron, AU 26; Wil- triumphs Its ad copy seemed Im liams, Chi 24. pertinent~¥ pertinent: "Will gain American League: F. H o w~ you quick victory - over your Circuit hotels? Now it's makeup demonstrations for the ladies, 136 461 Oliva, Min 128 470 Uhlndr, Mln130 488 Andrwa, Boa 126 458 DavWo, Cal133 491 Cater, Oak 127 424 F.Hwd, Was136 517 Hortnn, Det 130 461 Carew, Min 109 403 I• ' ' I &rd. Wash 39; Harrelson, Bos beard.·· 33; llortAlD, Det 31; Jackoon, Morris M<irrenstem explained Dak 26; l'llwell, Ball and Free- why he wasn't building the tall . hairpieces for the men .... In Japan a bottle of honeii.W.Gugow srotch whisky peddles tor more than a monthly rent ln s Tokyo housing development: $20 for the booze, $15 for the pad. Johnny Carson In TV Guide whimpered we always referred to his earnings as 011oot," which we positively always dicb't: if we ever mentioned it a·a ••toot," we meant money; the third chaice Cor the word 111oot" in Webster's is simply money which is what we simply meant ..•. Caraon's publicized earnings per year for '"Tonight" are about $1,000,000 and because he is responsible for a .....er sllee of NBC's •••b In- like than lillY other star,'helobe- P-1¥ rewarded .... But wor<l we suopeet car... 1a Irked at fa not utoot't but another lour..letter analysis ol his TV performances t1 the last c:w.. pie of' TV seaaons: "smug." Of ~rse tbe dear lad never complained about ourenlhualnom for hlo performances wben we ooted often and regular]¥ when they were - and they were and often oow sWl are - good .... We wonder wb,y the same fellows wl1o ooee were doll&hled to catl'lt whateVer attentbl came along, who could be ribbed In print or privately with good hwnor, suddenly UJ)OI1 several seasons fA. great acclaim autom.atlcolly get h_yper..aerudtve .... &lccess thins Ute skin, quite apparOIXIy. Dick Cavett said Harold Stao. sen's campaign t.lrla Ume was modest: "He gave aw~Q" three campaign buttons and his shirt fell olf" .... Maybe Doo Rickles• success haan't sat upon him lmg enough to slenderize his epidermis: his new TV writer Pat McCormick says it• s a plel.sure and a delight to work m Rickles' new show: 'jThe pleasure 11 goIng home every night and the de· lng u. Littl,e page Named il)t · ~!>f ~led thO ,Ga., 'he vic· I "e wer;y ;whacked t;y TV mtlclnci Jiu!lllllY-.&Ing will~ cover' was •dJ'OIII)od ~~. Jem lor o:d with 'mOtlculooaq taelual .I&motlths sent usadt.ll7 f'Ge!Slck" ' taU; and '""!l'h sub_..,]¥ re.... When ... wroteato- moved Godfrey' 1 patlDa of JiDt>cl talli laelual Item about real • nature his publfc theretnrore 1]. elllate-bankrupt ()le )ul 'llled ways had belleved; It waa there , bankrutJtcy lor $'19 mllllonll Bill ooee, at !bet. But 1t wu the ume Arthu Zeckendort, he threatened us one nl&bt al a. theatre opeelng with Godfr!i»', Who mueb Hke-Carson, '&('II sef: you; rll lb: yauu to COJilplalned bitterly thai TV exwhich welaUJ!hed rlslltln his race; posure ruined his abill1;)' to roam and we must give the bankrupt among the "llUle people" he prehis llle - he pllooed an apology sumably preterred, when I h e great white llmuU&hJ of T o p later. Arthur Godtr~ oaee wu driv- Ratings and prime TV time &ldtIng s bulldozer at s huge rod< tered aWQ' with tbe tn.unlliQr, sud. oo his ManiBDd term and as don)JI turned "!'. lor lnlllanee, at ·· ·-·--- -- BEST SELLER SHOES .,_ MASON - ~~ rl.n the lOth, lith and 1~11! Bi'lde• at Wohama lor the l9~- ochboj year lo approxlmajjti- · ~50 and the Junior HIJh enrolment ap.. . proximately 400., , O!lWrdldi, to Principii Clyde Foley. · . · Assistant Prlnclpolla· Michael Whalen of PL PleosariL Teachers ol'() the subJects they wlli teach loiJ9w: GnJrt. Barnelle, Ph,ya, Edo and Coach; WIWam - I t , BloiGiiY; Opel Bucj<alew, Math; VIrgil Bur· ria, Endlah; Mary E. Copehar4 Guidance; David Cole, SCience; Sharon CoJe, Commerce; Edward Coon, Art; V. Walte,r.Copley,Jr., Eogllah; Emily Eatl, Social Studies; Paul Ferrari, French; Martin Hall, Chemistry; Norma Hall, Endloh; Clll'ol Hickman, SOcial StQdles; Earl Knight, HlstorJJ; WWiam McWhorter ,,Jlng!loh; El· BIC \· S71LL IN~PROCRESS I_ .' . ' '\, Rea. 1.49 TYPING PAPER • - • • • • •• • • • • · . Re~ 45c CRAYQNS, 24 • • • • • • • • • • • • • • 37~ . 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PHONE ' "2~1491' Chapman-Ca1adty Shoe Store Pomeroy o!llco building he'd plamed on Batted In Bdw)'. instead or, as he is, leasNational Leasue: Me Covey, Son ing his valuable corner to NaFran 88; Santo, Chi 86; wnuama, than's famous Coney Wand hot~ Chi 84; Perez, Cln 80; Alllll, dog entrepreneurs: ''We wanted Phil 77, to buy the movie houae next American League: Harrelaon, door and replace the two buildBoa 103; F. Howard, Wash 98; Northrup, Det 80; Powell, Bait 78; Horton, Del 73. Pitching Lt. Col. Tatterson Natlooal League: lllarlehal, Son Fran 24-7; Kline, Pitt 11-4; Gibson. St. L 20-8; Blass, Pitt 13- Completes Course 5; Wuhburn, St. L 12-S. Army National QJard LieutenAmerican IAque: McLain, Det ant Colonel Richard R. Tatter· 27-5; McNally, Balt 19-8; Culp, 1011, son or Mrs. WJlliam H. Boa 11-5; FJisworth, Boo 13.6; Tatterson, Route 4, Fairmount, Tlant, Cleve 19.41. W. V!l., has completed Part D of the nonresident-resident statr ofticer course: at the U. S. Army Command and General Stall College (C&GSC), Fl Leavenworth, Racine Chapter, OnlerolEast- Kan. ern sa.., will hold a nmunap Lt. Tatteraon and his wife, sale Friday and Soturdey at the Jearme, live at 2010 Maxwell 9nlp1100 building acrou I h e Road, Point Pleasant, W. Va. He street from the former Racine received his B.S. degree in 1947 Poll Ol!lce. 'lboae having rum- from West Virginia University, mage are asked to take It to the Morgantown, and is employed as sale locatloo or call Gr- Simp- state maintenance officer for ..., ao~t It can ba collected. West VIrginia Army Nstlooel Goanl, Point Pleasant. . (· I FIRST AID SWABS liT 4011 Count 1.59 Value . Enforcement Of Bike light ' Laws Planned 2 eo ' i' .. ·_,. · ~ Taken Aug. 31 1011' In Virginia MARKET ·.------------------------,I WE CUT SIMON'S MADilr:t ~hy. go 'round _.....f(!. _ _ 1n c1rcles.. • ...·-. Ellz- choose '·,__ ..... CARAVELLE" COMPLETES COURSE Private Jamea R. Harlow, Jt., 1011 or Mr. and Mra. James R. Hurlow Sr., Route 2, Leon, completed a Reid radio mechanic oourle July 28 at the Army Armor School, Fl Knox, K,y, __... from$1095 •• .. ~ ·lAIN· .. f '·SHAMPOO J: l au ~' .1 . .. . ~ ·11 . h .. ' .::: I • • • • 500 Count tA AI ~ (: REGULAR 2.25 VAlliE- A Mli<!ACLE- beer drinkers. Clear or Loll!!n 1.00 Value 4-0unce 1.50 ValuP RIW 10 MINUTE TIMING RIW C:RIIIIII C:OIIDITIONIR IHAMPOO IIAIY WON'T WASH OUT . ... .- the world's champion ,:T, ::J ·, .. ~ .II In the yea~ ended Mareh 31, 14: mUUoil_ pllons more were , ' ' ' HOLZER HOSPITAL: Vlalllng James, R. Sexton, Ashland, K,y.; 1 2-4 and 7..il p.m. Parenla .Mrs. Charles F. Bailey, Rt. 2 lin Pediatrics Ward Jaeksm; lllrl. Gema C. Venters, • ADMISSIO~ . Jr., Columbus. ~by J • .SlaniQ; ~10 ~r<l BmTHS :joY•• ; ' Pllltlela C. Flood, Davia Mrs. JljDiea S; Angel, ~ 2 JWI, ·Holz.- 110~ School ot: Crown Cll;y, daughter, S:32 .a. llilrling; Mfl. , F.1.detlck L. m. TIIU'I!da,y . st.·I llliDl')" DISCHARGFS ' '1- . 31 Blllllber1 ' ·$~1, 716 ~ Ava:; Dllllf B. J~ A. Alley, bfena Bow. . F!)il<,)lt 2 Qellllln; Mrs. E!IOit era, Elliott COrder, Mlu PamE. l!lj-rlooo;>RU ChtllhiH; l\lrl, ·iJ4' E. Dma, ,Thobum lletll~ .. Jujlel S; Angel, Rt I · CJolm lllro/ GeorP W. F~ Mrs. , CltJ:,. GeorB!t B. ok!l!lll'; 111, ,3 l'h!>ma•· E) Flemjug/. Mrs. TheL,.;... w. VL; Mril. 'llliil!iid I.'., mal ll':i'Pler, jllra. Ol'vllle ·o. """'" Grobmi H..... ~ ~ 2 1Pt. , ~:"ft . • I .f:,l• """1'""'8, 80s• ~ PID<ennan, Gelllpollo XIIII, Kto. Ji:dtir.F. J(iasel, Mra. Ftrq~ w. v,~.; ~e J. Smith, Eldon .11. ~r, James -l!. Bt. l'Ra~ ~ J. llate1, .-Perler, IV, illt,. DoUsluaaltui, . ~Of· llrf. Am& L 'Winee, Antl1on1 w, ~, •. lllro. ·~ Ra<ll)e; 'jllro. , ~ry V. PariOIII, Riley, NeU 1UI!J{. Mlebael ROadlo 1\Uftandr&lf•·D·B;Newland, Mro. ~' ~· .,.... ~~ lllrl. Beo,,'l'Jdla, ~- Boyd : P, Mra, B~ E. loa~ 1Eiba E. Rowllmd, Ja""""'; Gruoaer aD! lnfart ~ .' . f consumed than In the preoedina:IYt&r. D. P. Crossman. cbalr· man ot the National Brewen' .SOCiety, aaJd the annual consumption ·per capita rose bJ about 16 pbita In tlie wlod, ~ lfiNi"" n....... ""·•· . PITHOM "I" - Wlhr· proof•. Silver li•c•· pound dill. Raclnltlrll. $12.11 PIIMlll - l"hcl1l0n jeweiH. Cl11slc ttrunc.. tiiOCIHtaiiiiAt. S1U5 I. ! "'ltaln 1 II· I I 1 Sl-. ·•··· lliH "1~ - ··~ proof• . W•ter . ,.,... FRESH -------- 79~ 61vs.·S;J GRADE ASMALL Coort St. 6 Pomeroy lb. BEER and EGGS WINE 3 doz. 1.00 CARRYOUT sI ~ •·········-···•···············---... How to bake Ha •• eake ! 2 cups cake flou r CREAMY HAWAIIAN CAKE llh cup sugar % cup milk lf2 tsp . almond extract 3 tsp. baking powder % tsp. vanilla I tsp. salt 1f.J cup soft 2 egg yo I ks- unbeaten shortening 1 I 1 whole egg-unbeaten I 1 1 1 I' II I Y.! cup milk 4 . Add remaining 'YJ cup milk, egg yolk and whole egg. 5 Pour into prepared pans; bake in GAS oven at 350Df. tor 30 to 35 minutes; cool. 6 F1ll cool layers with Pineapple Filling (see recipe below); spread top layer of cake with about lf2 cup Pineapple Filling, leaving l 1J2 inch border. 7. Frost cake with sweetened whipped cream or wh1pped dessert l opping . 1 1 1 I 3. Add soft shortening, % cup milk, almond extract, and vanilla; beat two minutes. II .1.05 Y4LUE . aal. 1. Generously grease and flour two B·inch round cake pans. 2. S1ft together cake flour, sugar. baking powder . and sail. ·• ·!' 1.00 lb. Precl11Dn jew· 11111 . $"1111 ncond hancl. SIIGCk·rlllltllt. PIG FEET •WIIttl, cate, CIOWI and cryltll .,, Intact. S1 lbs. 1 1 I FILLER PAPER . 2 Milk Ada111s Bread .•. Goessler Jewelry Store -·-- ·-....-- .....- \ 4 McCOY'S All lo Not Loot LONDON IUP!> - Britannia ·J " are · 'istm 3 lb.l.l9 Sliced Engineer Battalloo. The 20-year• old specialist Is a 1965 .,...mte or Wabama !Ugh School. brewiill chiefs. PORK SAUSAGE Neck Bones where he ta aervlng with the 34th nation~ ~-------~~-~-~---------J FRESH, MEATY PORK time. Gi'lle it instead- precisely. PAT RYAN PROMOTED Patrick J. Ryan, .... ol Mr ••• and Mrs. Edward A. n.van, was promoted to Army speclallst five August 3 near Phu Lol, VIetnam, say the ~ I Ground Beef The pltklng's easy. Everrone bot rnl squares know that every Caravelle is jewtl·levered, anti-magnetic, has an unbreakabli m.11in· spring and comes with tflat famous Bulove IUifllltee. So slop ~asling USDA BEEF ONLYI OUR FRESH GROUND .w.: ·d I F~Oft~!UPONS but she rules Lhe f<!ND. Britons, fREt WATE-R H:ST C-L.t/IJI c_ AT FOREMAN ANI> ,1BBo-rT,~ 3qt N ~,J. IN MIODL.t::.PCJRL 01+ 10 FRIDA'( SEPT. (o #...I 10 Am To S Pm . 9RnJG A PINT 511JYIPLE. OF '/OU'R. uJATTo ou~ s·roRE. Po~ A F~EE TIVE . ~1111. . PI', PLEASANT - The MaCowtb' Democrat EaecUtlve ' Comml~ filled U. vacancy on PI'. PLEASANT - The COim. U. democrat ticket lor Ute &8ll· el 'charlei Lelll~ chaper, DAR, erll ele<Doo In November lor ONE ARRESI' MADE IIOiill GROWN CANTALOUPES SWEET CORN wiD llletl at the Manllon Hoose U. olllee of. prooe~tlng 8ttomoy , PT. PLEASANT - only orie Frldey II 3 p.m. with ttro. Eu- by namln( S. D. LltUepage of GERMAN PLUMS BEANS arrest was recordedattheoountJ nlee Beller, program 1Chalrmu. 2905 Chandler Drive as demoCANNING TOMATOU• jail lllrlng the past tweniY.f<Jur The Rev. 0, H. CIU'der will crat candidate. PI'. PLEASANT - Mr. and hoUrs. George ADen, t3, Pt. Bring C.ntDin•rs Mrs. Otvllle Sturgeon of Char, speak oo alinl!leallt features of Pleasant, was charged with In· Mr. Llttlepoge has served Ma- Ieaton J1oa4 are amounclng the OTHER FRESH VEGETABLES IN SEASON the Conatl\"'k"' In oboervanee of ooo'Count,y as prosecutor lor the marriage of their dau(lhter, Etta toxleatloo. FRENCH CITY BRAND MEATS Constitution Week. The buolneos past roor years but did oot seek &le, to Howard (!iwg) Foster, aeseloo jolll becoodoeteclbyMias re.<>leetlon In tho primary elec992.2ss2 The first Labor Day was Leah Jane Powell, regent. Uoo In May. IUs opponent In the son of Mrs. N. H, Foster of observed in New York on Mill Del>oi'ah Cottrill wW .... . November eleetloo will ba ,..,.. Gallipolis, Ohio. 1882. port on lmr week at 1he uObr pd>llcan Mike Sbaw of Pl. PleasThe wedding was performed In Pearisburg, Va., on Soturday, American Heritage Week CampO' art this 1111111np,r. ~:;,·-:-==,.,..-===~-August 31lnlbeMethodlatChurch (We Are Not Open On Sundays) The -"a! picnic qper will PLEASAN'I' VALLEY HOSPlrAL with the Rev. W. Duck performADMITTED: Barbara Me Carlng the eeremOIIJ'. Accompanying be served at 5 p.m .. Hostesses for the afternoon are Mrs. John b', Pt. Pleasant; ·1a5 Stewart, the couple waa Mr. and Mn. H. Collins, lllril. S. c. Wilhelm, Kanauga, OhlOj Harlty Burns, Oliver Adkins of Rio Grande, Mrs. Milton L. MIUer, Mrs. Pl. Pleasant; Oliver Cuto, Ar· Ohio. The new Mrs. Foster ls a N. A. Park, Mrs. Bartow Jones, buclde; Mrs. Geneva Woods, New I Haven; Dwight Greer, Pl. Pleas1965 graduate of Point Pleasant Mrs. Edward Biddle and Miss ant. lUg!J School and attended AulJ. BeU;v Berey. . I DISCHARGED: Brenda Peller· man Hospital School of Nursing aon, Pi. Pleasant; Walter Grimm, 111d Malone College, Canton, WE ACCEPT Civil Actioa i8 Letart; Mrs. Fritz Bonecutter, Ohio. She iB cUrrently employed Open Every Week boy 9:00 to 7:00 Pt. Pleasant; Mrs. George ~ as 'clerk in the Mason County Ctrsaturday ru t . koa and daughter, New Haven; cult Clerk's office. flledwitbCourt E. I\IAIN ST. 119Z·3117$ POMERO't I Mr. Foster atjM<Ied Gallla Mrs. Darrell Herdman, Leon. PI'. PLEASANT - A civil action eoocernlng 001li>8J'IIIent ol a promloaory note has been flied In the olllce of the circuit clerk st¥1ed Deo<D E. McCoy & Jpgebotg McCoy vs. Elmua 't DeVault and DeVault, .. -217 Main street. ____ _.. The plalnWfs are demanding judgment In U. amount of $2,500 from Ute dellllldanta. · Friday at,3 may no longer rules the waves, SWARTZ GRADUATES SKIN ITCH Airman Hobert L, SWartz, son DON'T SCIIATCH ITI of Mr. and Mrs. Riley D. SWartz, IN 15 MINUTES, Henderson, has been era"'"'ed U Ht ,......, ~- 4k bade at UY U.. co ... ter. ITCH-ME-NOT Cl"'-ta with honors from the training ltcbl.. • lllbo•te.; ~Da , _ . •• ..... Mallq. . . . . ,_----.. . _ . eow"le at Keesler AFB, Ml811., 111~ foot ltell. .._, 1ufau rubtor U. S. Air Foree electroolca NOw1 •t SWISHER. & L.OHSE DRUGS repairmen. He Is a 1966 gralllatAo ol Point Pleasant lUg!J School. · WATEfZ F.PJCTOR...'/ RE:PRt:St/Jrn- lf .' 1.00 Value ~ BY ~re,. Guidance;, Gerold $lin. ~i Geol'geSm:llleyt Vo-""; Donald ~ton, Scleoce; Ve,_ nelo\& Ware, Llbrarlan;JohnWa"' klns, Math; Unla WIJ'brl&lrt. Home Ee.; Richard WI,Ybrlsll4 Soelll Studies; Scott Willock, Drtvera Education;_Erneat WJ.n.. gett, Math; MlldiiO Wingett, mons, -r Sale Planned A/IJAL'{SIS 1einor1Mlll0r,ll<lllle Ec.; .Paui B. P'!II'~P· SOcial St¢1eor Ra I p b MASON ~ The Maoon Town coonetl Tuesda,y nl&hl reviewed tO eomplolnll that children are ridIng bicycles without ll&hls lifter dark In town. II was noted that state law rBCJdrea that a light m Ute front bicycle must be visible lor least 500 feet and ¥A50N _ The Mason Baptist mull have reflector ontheback ~pel -COIJl'eg&Uonhaspurchas- and a bell or born on the tront. Oil the !<inlier Ed Schwarz proper Parenti will ba held reapon. li' located on ~ 33· and Fogl~ lllble lor violation of the above •1>06 Rd., tn Mason,, li1d plan to liw II llieir child Ia louod out irect a chlfch 10011. The pastor alter· ~ wla..rtlbem and wW ol Baptist Chlpel Is Hev, Harold be br<JU8hl -tlelore Mayor DI,YCimrilnghlm of Pt. PleosinL ton R..,..1 and lined, It was anThe old holile or Edward and nounead. ' • Katheryn SChwarz, mtlvea of :ProPe~.~era In Mason ar.e Germai\Y, was built over !OO ootl!led to ' clean their lots of yelra ago. The where the brush and trash. A lolinormance old house still , _0 was known J)I'Ohlbithig thla 11111 he entoreby many as SchWarti'i C~rner. ed. Here the Schwarze• pJaRtecl ap.. Ill other action, .c:oon<D agrood pie trees and sd4 bus'hols of ap.. that por101111 twnd breaking the · tap off of velvea of water meters plea. Nine children ,..ere . reared In which belong to the Maaon Water this house which .was .one of the Deparllilent, or damaglag 01' devery tewhousealn !be area. Char· ~ a water meli!r, will bO llo and Katie Schwarz ...... the eharpd lor the coal or l'jlplac1111 of the IUIIIy tO re'l lde In tho lnl,them: ilous~ · 6tnc:e these are the PJop8rl;y Mp. V ' Sc~ Grin- ·. of . ~ Water department, the &lead, a of Katlti Schwarz, meiMI are oot s._sed to be said ''her wOWd be pleased turned off.without the petmlsslon 1theh ehurc t ~ bullt·DIIIbe o! the dopartment. , alte 01 U. '~plACe where Atundlng the meeting were .... reeatla having spent n!ai\Y Miljor ·lli,Yton ~s. reCorder happy !IIJ'a; · Mrs. Charlotte Jenks, and COUD· Rosa Ord and family the cllmeo Dooalcl Jollloon, Olaton l.alt oeeupanla of !be house, have Wright, Rogetl!,yHII, James Jar• mbYed to Fourth Streetlnlllason. re!llild George Caroon. B.aptists Build Church In Mason City For men at work, indoors or Moln St. Wedding Vows To F'ill. Tleket al>olrt 1M II!WoklD UD· Wu1!1 ellclal\ned, ur wiab ,.. When •..., ~ .r.m were Jaek o•Brlant" .••• 'lbat LOW!o• ABC·TV el1o1r which- bacauSf! .of the ' JuUua La Rolf RUDI I ~ ' \ ;'{, ha, Det 21. ) 'I 1 " ··~ Ia U. ·~; . """' iJYI\hi<!<." More drome: ,, ' I c 1/2 PINEAPPLE FILLING cup sugar l cup crushed pineapple. 3 ·Tbsp. cornstarch \1, tsp. salt % cup pineapple juice 1 I Ia: well drained :~ I Tbsp. butter l tsp . almond extract and crushed pineapple. 2. !3ring to boil, stirring constantly; boil one minute: turn oft flame ; stir in butter e~~:tract; cool thoroushly. 30's 1.65 V~lue .. , 1.29 VALUE MICRIN ,, ,. M•~ACi..t: vJATE~ IS i ArJ ()tJUSv~L APPLIANCe To ReMove HARPtJE~S AAI.t> tRDrJ FROM TAP WATt:lt FOREMAN & ABBOTT 992-5321 391 N. SECOI>ID MIDDLEPORT, 0. J!'-ttial 18 u. &ii\NASAL ·SPRAY • For best results, use a modem Gas oven. For any kind of cooking-plain or fancy-~ Gas range eliminates the gues-swork. In lact, a Gas range eliminates most of the work. Period. Only .a modern Gas range has·so many automatic cooking conveniences · and precise temperature control. For precision cooking made easy. lllke a tip from professional _diet~. Cook with clean, quick, dependal)le Gas. Stop in at your favorite ,appliance store and take a good look at stylish new Gas ranges. We call tllem "tile leisure-makers." ' I I I I I I -I I I I I I I· I .I , , ·' I ' NOW 828-m. olf,aenltir 180 lb. Jiu>hr, HOih. msley, ltcl nores, till . hallbaclt; . end;Doue lohn Cline, 1181' KaiT, Uter,125 ller.llOlb. 15 lb. end, ~~- • I . In saucepan. combine sugar, cornstarch, and salt; gradually stir iri pineapple juice and almond is llaoG!XI defeR-. ~t • �'•; ,. _ l • ,I. , ·F 'lllilY' i!eatiDIII, ~oport, 'o., ,.,.....,, Sill~ 5, 1968 Pre•• 1ntema11ona1 Natloaal Leq)!e ll.Y United G. AB 8, II. 80H, Cln 124 520 82 181 Alou, Pit 125 469 49 us Jolm111, Cln 124 509 67 164 Alw, Alia 139 578 64 180 McCool', SF 126 434 69 129 Staub, Hoo 140 515 49 153 Millan, Atla128 tll9 41 as Flood, SI.L 132 553 66 163 Jones, NY 128 438 54 130 Beckrt, Chil41 587 86 172 American League Pot. .Stll ,337 .324 .311 .297 .297 .297 ,295 .297 .293 G. AB R. H. Pet. Yatrlki, Bas ·Voice along Broadway BY JACK O'BRIAN lnga with one oiiYseroporbutthe,y . NEW , YORK 1_ "The Beau· wouldn't 1011. And anviriJ', I alUiul People" lo a Uz.Dick.Uko ways have loVed Nathan's frank. novel but it-a DOt The BUrtonl rurthers.,. tbreatenlng suit It' a Sybil Beeutllul Lauren HUtton Burton Christopher .... After 111 from $100 an hour modeling to tbeae 40 acting years, Charles TV commercials now to movie Boyer sa,ya he's changed noth- a<Dog, and right on the edge of lnl- exeajlt he broke the gamb- her VIvier heels Is N, Y. model ling dleeandcards;rath~ Peters .... One of the buser keep the fortunes from such lest but somehow BOmewhat unmovies as hla :latest. "Madwom- derrated actors ls Ricardo MonM o( Challlof' ..•• We state nat- taiban .... Remember when free ly (after seeing him m stage _ chacha lesson.. were positively habl'- TV screen) ouroplnionthat Char- The Thing, Maud. at the Borscht 75 134 .291 lea Boyer Ia the ftnest actor in 54 136 .289 the world . .•• What would t h e 52 138 .283 lee Capades NBC-TV special do without the second gonera!loo: 67 129 .282 producer is Jaek Haley Jr., son 45 138 .281 or the ruscy Tin ~ r1 "Oz;" 38 119 .281 host is Jack Jones 'Whose rather 70 145 .280 Allan serenaded donkeys; a n d 59 129 .280 special star Is Nancy Sinatra, 43 113 .280 daughter of whoozls. Harrlsn, Boa Israel sharpened its payments 129 459 72 127 .277 exchange by merchandising its Home Runs new stainless steel razor blade National Leasue: McCovey, Son here; called 14Shalom" .... ConFran 32; Allen, Phil and Banka, sidering Its recent Middle East Chi 28; II, Aaron, AU 26; Wil- triumphs Its ad copy seemed Im liams, Chi 24. pertinent~¥ pertinent: "Will gain American League: F. H o w~ you quick victory - over your Circuit hotels? Now it's makeup demonstrations for the ladies, 136 461 Oliva, Min 128 470 Uhlndr, Mln130 488 Andrwa, Boa 126 458 DavWo, Cal133 491 Cater, Oak 127 424 F.Hwd, Was136 517 Hortnn, Det 130 461 Carew, Min 109 403 I• ' ' I &rd. Wash 39; Harrelson, Bos beard.·· 33; llortAlD, Det 31; Jackoon, Morris M<irrenstem explained Dak 26; l'llwell, Ball and Free- why he wasn't building the tall . hairpieces for the men .... In Japan a bottle of honeii.W.Gugow srotch whisky peddles tor more than a monthly rent ln s Tokyo housing development: $20 for the booze, $15 for the pad. Johnny Carson In TV Guide whimpered we always referred to his earnings as 011oot," which we positively always dicb't: if we ever mentioned it a·a ••toot," we meant money; the third chaice Cor the word 111oot" in Webster's is simply money which is what we simply meant ..•. Caraon's publicized earnings per year for '"Tonight" are about $1,000,000 and because he is responsible for a .....er sllee of NBC's •••b In- like than lillY other star,'helobe- P-1¥ rewarded .... But wor<l we suopeet car... 1a Irked at fa not utoot't but another lour..letter analysis ol his TV performances t1 the last c:w.. pie of' TV seaaons: "smug." Of ~rse tbe dear lad never complained about ourenlhualnom for hlo performances wben we ooted often and regular]¥ when they were - and they were and often oow sWl are - good .... We wonder wb,y the same fellows wl1o ooee were doll&hled to catl'lt whateVer attentbl came along, who could be ribbed In print or privately with good hwnor, suddenly UJ)OI1 several seasons fA. great acclaim autom.atlcolly get h_yper..aerudtve .... &lccess thins Ute skin, quite apparOIXIy. Dick Cavett said Harold Stao. sen's campaign t.lrla Ume was modest: "He gave aw~Q" three campaign buttons and his shirt fell olf" .... Maybe Doo Rickles• success haan't sat upon him lmg enough to slenderize his epidermis: his new TV writer Pat McCormick says it• s a plel.sure and a delight to work m Rickles' new show: 'jThe pleasure 11 goIng home every night and the de· lng u. Littl,e page Named il)t · ~!>f ~led thO ,Ga., 'he vic· I "e wer;y ;whacked t;y TV mtlclnci Jiu!lllllY-.&Ing will~ cover' was •dJ'OIII)od ~~. Jem lor o:d with 'mOtlculooaq taelual .I&motlths sent usadt.ll7 f'Ge!Slck" ' taU; and '""!l'h sub_..,]¥ re.... When ... wroteato- moved Godfrey' 1 patlDa of JiDt>cl talli laelual Item about real • nature his publfc theretnrore 1]. elllate-bankrupt ()le )ul 'llled ways had belleved; It waa there , bankrutJtcy lor $'19 mllllonll Bill ooee, at !bet. But 1t wu the ume Arthu Zeckendort, he threatened us one nl&bt al a. theatre opeelng with Godfr!i»', Who mueb Hke-Carson, '&('II sef: you; rll lb: yauu to COJilplalned bitterly thai TV exwhich welaUJ!hed rlslltln his race; posure ruined his abill1;)' to roam and we must give the bankrupt among the "llUle people" he prehis llle - he pllooed an apology sumably preterred, when I h e great white llmuU&hJ of T o p later. Arthur Godtr~ oaee wu driv- Ratings and prime TV time &ldtIng s bulldozer at s huge rod< tered aWQ' with tbe tn.unlliQr, sud. oo his ManiBDd term and as don)JI turned "!'. lor lnlllanee, at ·· ·-·--- -- BEST SELLER SHOES .,_ MASON - ~~ rl.n the lOth, lith and 1~11! Bi'lde• at Wohama lor the l9~- ochboj year lo approxlmajjti- · ~50 and the Junior HIJh enrolment ap.. . proximately 400., , O!lWrdldi, to Principii Clyde Foley. · . · Assistant Prlnclpolla· Michael Whalen of PL PleosariL Teachers ol'() the subJects they wlli teach loiJ9w: GnJrt. Barnelle, Ph,ya, Edo and Coach; WIWam - I t , BloiGiiY; Opel Bucj<alew, Math; VIrgil Bur· ria, Endlah; Mary E. Copehar4 Guidance; David Cole, SCience; Sharon CoJe, Commerce; Edward Coon, Art; V. Walte,r.Copley,Jr., Eogllah; Emily Eatl, Social Studies; Paul Ferrari, French; Martin Hall, Chemistry; Norma Hall, Endloh; Clll'ol Hickman, SOcial StQdles; Earl Knight, HlstorJJ; WWiam McWhorter ,,Jlng!loh; El· BIC \· S71LL IN~PROCRESS I_ .' . ' '\, Rea. 1.49 TYPING PAPER • - • • • • •• • • • • · . Re~ 45c CRAYQNS, 24 • • • • • • • • • • • • • • 37~ . Rea. 1.29 I)ICTIONARY • • • • • • • • • • • • '-1.,11 Re&. 2.29 CANVAS GYM BAGS • • • • • • • • ·1.7.8 Rea. 29c ,pENCil, TABLETS • • • • • · • • • • -21c Ril~ 2.83 ONE·A·DAY VITAMINS······ ·1.99 Re&. 29c-l,OOO" TUCK TAPE, adhesln • • ·Ut , Rea. 2~59-40' HR. ALARM CLOCK·,_.··· 1.99 Rei. 3. 99 BLANKETS • • • • • • • · • • • • •• •2.97 · BED SPREADS, woven, twin or lull size·· ~3.93 . Many Other Specials Throua!Jout the Store by lohn C. Robortt and Ovtdooraman for WORK outdoors,. you'll fln:l our selectim &deqUite for al\}' Job, Best brand, best styles, best prices. Come to. .... PHONE ' "2~1491' Chapman-Ca1adty Shoe Store Pomeroy o!llco building he'd plamed on Batted In Bdw)'. instead or, as he is, leasNational Leasue: Me Covey, Son ing his valuable corner to NaFran 88; Santo, Chi 86; wnuama, than's famous Coney Wand hot~ Chi 84; Perez, Cln 80; Alllll, dog entrepreneurs: ''We wanted Phil 77, to buy the movie houae next American League: Harrelaon, door and replace the two buildBoa 103; F. Howard, Wash 98; Northrup, Det 80; Powell, Bait 78; Horton, Del 73. Pitching Lt. Col. Tatterson Natlooal League: lllarlehal, Son Fran 24-7; Kline, Pitt 11-4; Gibson. St. L 20-8; Blass, Pitt 13- Completes Course 5; Wuhburn, St. L 12-S. Army National QJard LieutenAmerican IAque: McLain, Det ant Colonel Richard R. Tatter· 27-5; McNally, Balt 19-8; Culp, 1011, son or Mrs. WJlliam H. Boa 11-5; FJisworth, Boo 13.6; Tatterson, Route 4, Fairmount, Tlant, Cleve 19.41. W. V!l., has completed Part D of the nonresident-resident statr ofticer course: at the U. S. Army Command and General Stall College (C&GSC), Fl Leavenworth, Racine Chapter, OnlerolEast- Kan. ern sa.., will hold a nmunap Lt. Tatteraon and his wife, sale Friday and Soturdey at the Jearme, live at 2010 Maxwell 9nlp1100 building acrou I h e Road, Point Pleasant, W. Va. He street from the former Racine received his B.S. degree in 1947 Poll Ol!lce. 'lboae having rum- from West Virginia University, mage are asked to take It to the Morgantown, and is employed as sale locatloo or call Gr- Simp- state maintenance officer for ..., ao~t It can ba collected. West VIrginia Army Nstlooel Goanl, Point Pleasant. . (· I FIRST AID SWABS liT 4011 Count 1.59 Value . Enforcement Of Bike light ' Laws Planned 2 eo ' i' .. ·_,. · ~ Taken Aug. 31 1011' In Virginia MARKET ·.------------------------,I WE CUT SIMON'S MADilr:t ~hy. go 'round _.....f(!. _ _ 1n c1rcles.. • ...·-. Ellz- choose '·,__ ..... CARAVELLE" COMPLETES COURSE Private Jamea R. Harlow, Jt., 1011 or Mr. and Mra. James R. Hurlow Sr., Route 2, Leon, completed a Reid radio mechanic oourle July 28 at the Army Armor School, Fl Knox, K,y, __... from$1095 •• .. ~ ·lAIN· .. f '·SHAMPOO J: l au ~' .1 . .. . ~ ·11 . h .. ' .::: I • • • • 500 Count tA AI ~ (: REGULAR 2.25 VAlliE- A Mli<!ACLE- beer drinkers. Clear or Loll!!n 1.00 Value 4-0unce 1.50 ValuP RIW 10 MINUTE TIMING RIW C:RIIIIII C:OIIDITIONIR IHAMPOO IIAIY WON'T WASH OUT . ... .- the world's champion ,:T, ::J ·, .. ~ .II In the yea~ ended Mareh 31, 14: mUUoil_ pllons more were , ' ' ' HOLZER HOSPITAL: Vlalllng James, R. Sexton, Ashland, K,y.; 1 2-4 and 7..il p.m. Parenla .Mrs. Charles F. Bailey, Rt. 2 lin Pediatrics Ward Jaeksm; lllrl. Gema C. Venters, • ADMISSIO~ . Jr., Columbus. ~by J • .SlaniQ; ~10 ~r<l BmTHS :joY•• ; ' Pllltlela C. Flood, Davia Mrs. JljDiea S; Angel, ~ 2 JWI, ·Holz.- 110~ School ot: Crown Cll;y, daughter, S:32 .a. llilrling; Mfl. , F.1.detlck L. m. TIIU'I!da,y . st.·I llliDl')" DISCHARGFS ' '1- . 31 Blllllber1 ' ·$~1, 716 ~ Ava:; Dllllf B. J~ A. Alley, bfena Bow. . F!)il<,)lt 2 Qellllln; Mrs. E!IOit era, Elliott COrder, Mlu PamE. l!lj-rlooo;>RU ChtllhiH; l\lrl, ·iJ4' E. Dma, ,Thobum lletll~ .. Jujlel S; Angel, Rt I · CJolm lllro/ GeorP W. F~ Mrs. , CltJ:,. GeorB!t B. ok!l!lll'; 111, ,3 l'h!>ma•· E) Flemjug/. Mrs. TheL,.;... w. VL; Mril. 'llliil!iid I.'., mal ll':i'Pler, jllra. Ol'vllle ·o. """'" Grobmi H..... ~ ~ 2 1Pt. , ~:"ft . • I .f:,l• """1'""'8, 80s• ~ PID<ennan, Gelllpollo XIIII, Kto. Ji:dtir.F. J(iasel, Mra. Ftrq~ w. v,~.; ~e J. Smith, Eldon .11. ~r, James -l!. Bt. l'Ra~ ~ J. llate1, .-Perler, IV, illt,. DoUsluaaltui, . ~Of· llrf. Am& L 'Winee, Antl1on1 w, ~, •. lllro. ·~ Ra<ll)e; 'jllro. , ~ry V. PariOIII, Riley, NeU 1UI!J{. Mlebael ROadlo 1\Uftandr&lf•·D·B;Newland, Mro. ~' ~· .,.... ~~ lllrl. Beo,,'l'Jdla, ~- Boyd : P, Mra, B~ E. loa~ 1Eiba E. Rowllmd, Ja""""'; Gruoaer aD! lnfart ~ .' . f consumed than In the preoedina:IYt&r. D. P. Crossman. cbalr· man ot the National Brewen' .SOCiety, aaJd the annual consumption ·per capita rose bJ about 16 pbita In tlie wlod, ~ lfiNi"" n....... ""·•· . PITHOM "I" - Wlhr· proof•. Silver li•c•· pound dill. Raclnltlrll. $12.11 PIIMlll - l"hcl1l0n jeweiH. Cl11slc ttrunc.. tiiOCIHtaiiiiAt. S1U5 I. ! "'ltaln 1 II· I I 1 Sl-. ·•··· lliH "1~ - ··~ proof• . W•ter . ,.,... FRESH -------- 79~ 61vs.·S;J GRADE ASMALL Coort St. 6 Pomeroy lb. BEER and EGGS WINE 3 doz. 1.00 CARRYOUT sI ~ •·········-···•···············---... How to bake Ha •• eake ! 2 cups cake flou r CREAMY HAWAIIAN CAKE llh cup sugar % cup milk lf2 tsp . almond extract 3 tsp. baking powder % tsp. vanilla I tsp. salt 1f.J cup soft 2 egg yo I ks- unbeaten shortening 1 I 1 whole egg-unbeaten I 1 1 1 I' II I Y.! cup milk 4 . Add remaining 'YJ cup milk, egg yolk and whole egg. 5 Pour into prepared pans; bake in GAS oven at 350Df. tor 30 to 35 minutes; cool. 6 F1ll cool layers with Pineapple Filling (see recipe below); spread top layer of cake with about lf2 cup Pineapple Filling, leaving l 1J2 inch border. 7. Frost cake with sweetened whipped cream or wh1pped dessert l opping . 1 1 1 I 3. Add soft shortening, % cup milk, almond extract, and vanilla; beat two minutes. II .1.05 Y4LUE . aal. 1. Generously grease and flour two B·inch round cake pans. 2. S1ft together cake flour, sugar. baking powder . and sail. ·• ·!' 1.00 lb. Precl11Dn jew· 11111 . $"1111 ncond hancl. SIIGCk·rlllltllt. PIG FEET •WIIttl, cate, CIOWI and cryltll .,, Intact. S1 lbs. 1 1 I FILLER PAPER . 2 Milk Ada111s Bread .•. Goessler Jewelry Store -·-- ·-....-- .....- \ 4 McCOY'S All lo Not Loot LONDON IUP!> - Britannia ·J " are · 'istm 3 lb.l.l9 Sliced Engineer Battalloo. The 20-year• old specialist Is a 1965 .,...mte or Wabama !Ugh School. brewiill chiefs. PORK SAUSAGE Neck Bones where he ta aervlng with the 34th nation~ ~-------~~-~-~---------J FRESH, MEATY PORK time. Gi'lle it instead- precisely. PAT RYAN PROMOTED Patrick J. Ryan, .... ol Mr ••• and Mrs. Edward A. n.van, was promoted to Army speclallst five August 3 near Phu Lol, VIetnam, say the ~ I Ground Beef The pltklng's easy. Everrone bot rnl squares know that every Caravelle is jewtl·levered, anti-magnetic, has an unbreakabli m.11in· spring and comes with tflat famous Bulove IUifllltee. So slop ~asling USDA BEEF ONLYI OUR FRESH GROUND .w.: ·d I F~Oft~!UPONS but she rules Lhe f<!ND. Britons, fREt WATE-R H:ST C-L.t/IJI c_ AT FOREMAN ANI> ,1BBo-rT,~ 3qt N ~,J. IN MIODL.t::.PCJRL 01+ 10 FRIDA'( SEPT. (o #...I 10 Am To S Pm . 9RnJG A PINT 511JYIPLE. OF '/OU'R. uJATTo ou~ s·roRE. Po~ A F~EE TIVE . ~1111. . PI', PLEASANT - The MaCowtb' Democrat EaecUtlve ' Comml~ filled U. vacancy on PI'. PLEASANT - The COim. U. democrat ticket lor Ute &8ll· el 'charlei Lelll~ chaper, DAR, erll ele<Doo In November lor ONE ARRESI' MADE IIOiill GROWN CANTALOUPES SWEET CORN wiD llletl at the Manllon Hoose U. olllee of. prooe~tlng 8ttomoy , PT. PLEASANT - only orie Frldey II 3 p.m. with ttro. Eu- by namln( S. D. LltUepage of GERMAN PLUMS BEANS arrest was recordedattheoountJ nlee Beller, program 1Chalrmu. 2905 Chandler Drive as demoCANNING TOMATOU• jail lllrlng the past tweniY.f<Jur The Rev. 0, H. CIU'der will crat candidate. PI'. PLEASANT - Mr. and hoUrs. George ADen, t3, Pt. Bring C.ntDin•rs Mrs. Otvllle Sturgeon of Char, speak oo alinl!leallt features of Pleasant, was charged with In· Mr. Llttlepoge has served Ma- Ieaton J1oa4 are amounclng the OTHER FRESH VEGETABLES IN SEASON the Conatl\"'k"' In oboervanee of ooo'Count,y as prosecutor lor the marriage of their dau(lhter, Etta toxleatloo. FRENCH CITY BRAND MEATS Constitution Week. The buolneos past roor years but did oot seek &le, to Howard (!iwg) Foster, aeseloo jolll becoodoeteclbyMias re.<>leetlon In tho primary elec992.2ss2 The first Labor Day was Leah Jane Powell, regent. Uoo In May. IUs opponent In the son of Mrs. N. H, Foster of observed in New York on Mill Del>oi'ah Cottrill wW .... . November eleetloo will ba ,..,.. Gallipolis, Ohio. 1882. port on lmr week at 1he uObr pd>llcan Mike Sbaw of Pl. PleasThe wedding was performed In Pearisburg, Va., on Soturday, American Heritage Week CampO' art this 1111111np,r. ~:;,·-:-==,.,..-===~-August 31lnlbeMethodlatChurch (We Are Not Open On Sundays) The -"a! picnic qper will PLEASAN'I' VALLEY HOSPlrAL with the Rev. W. Duck performADMITTED: Barbara Me Carlng the eeremOIIJ'. Accompanying be served at 5 p.m .. Hostesses for the afternoon are Mrs. John b', Pt. Pleasant; ·1a5 Stewart, the couple waa Mr. and Mn. H. Collins, lllril. S. c. Wilhelm, Kanauga, OhlOj Harlty Burns, Oliver Adkins of Rio Grande, Mrs. Milton L. MIUer, Mrs. Pl. Pleasant; Oliver Cuto, Ar· Ohio. The new Mrs. Foster ls a N. A. Park, Mrs. Bartow Jones, buclde; Mrs. Geneva Woods, New I Haven; Dwight Greer, Pl. Pleas1965 graduate of Point Pleasant Mrs. Edward Biddle and Miss ant. lUg!J School and attended AulJ. BeU;v Berey. . I DISCHARGED: Brenda Peller· man Hospital School of Nursing aon, Pi. Pleasant; Walter Grimm, 111d Malone College, Canton, WE ACCEPT Civil Actioa i8 Letart; Mrs. Fritz Bonecutter, Ohio. She iB cUrrently employed Open Every Week boy 9:00 to 7:00 Pt. Pleasant; Mrs. George ~ as 'clerk in the Mason County Ctrsaturday ru t . koa and daughter, New Haven; cult Clerk's office. flledwitbCourt E. I\IAIN ST. 119Z·3117$ POMERO't I Mr. Foster atjM<Ied Gallla Mrs. Darrell Herdman, Leon. PI'. PLEASANT - A civil action eoocernlng 001li>8J'IIIent ol a promloaory note has been flied In the olllce of the circuit clerk st¥1ed Deo<D E. McCoy & Jpgebotg McCoy vs. Elmua 't DeVault and DeVault, .. -217 Main street. ____ _.. The plalnWfs are demanding judgment In U. amount of $2,500 from Ute dellllldanta. · Friday at,3 may no longer rules the waves, SWARTZ GRADUATES SKIN ITCH Airman Hobert L, SWartz, son DON'T SCIIATCH ITI of Mr. and Mrs. Riley D. SWartz, IN 15 MINUTES, Henderson, has been era"'"'ed U Ht ,......, ~- 4k bade at UY U.. co ... ter. ITCH-ME-NOT Cl"'-ta with honors from the training ltcbl.. • lllbo•te.; ~Da , _ . •• ..... Mallq. . . . . ,_----.. . _ . eow"le at Keesler AFB, Ml811., 111~ foot ltell. .._, 1ufau rubtor U. S. Air Foree electroolca NOw1 •t SWISHER. & L.OHSE DRUGS repairmen. He Is a 1966 gralllatAo ol Point Pleasant lUg!J School. · WATEfZ F.PJCTOR...'/ RE:PRt:St/Jrn- lf .' 1.00 Value ~ BY ~re,. Guidance;, Gerold $lin. ~i Geol'geSm:llleyt Vo-""; Donald ~ton, Scleoce; Ve,_ nelo\& Ware, Llbrarlan;JohnWa"' klns, Math; Unla WIJ'brl&lrt. Home Ee.; Richard WI,Ybrlsll4 Soelll Studies; Scott Willock, Drtvera Education;_Erneat WJ.n.. gett, Math; MlldiiO Wingett, mons, -r Sale Planned A/IJAL'{SIS 1einor1Mlll0r,ll<lllle Ec.; .Paui B. P'!II'~P· SOcial St¢1eor Ra I p b MASON ~ The Maoon Town coonetl Tuesda,y nl&hl reviewed tO eomplolnll that children are ridIng bicycles without ll&hls lifter dark In town. II was noted that state law rBCJdrea that a light m Ute front bicycle must be visible lor least 500 feet and ¥A50N _ The Mason Baptist mull have reflector ontheback ~pel -COIJl'eg&Uonhaspurchas- and a bell or born on the tront. Oil the !<inlier Ed Schwarz proper Parenti will ba held reapon. li' located on ~ 33· and Fogl~ lllble lor violation of the above •1>06 Rd., tn Mason,, li1d plan to liw II llieir child Ia louod out irect a chlfch 10011. The pastor alter· ~ wla..rtlbem and wW ol Baptist Chlpel Is Hev, Harold be br<JU8hl -tlelore Mayor DI,YCimrilnghlm of Pt. PleosinL ton R..,..1 and lined, It was anThe old holile or Edward and nounead. ' • Katheryn SChwarz, mtlvea of :ProPe~.~era In Mason ar.e Germai\Y, was built over !OO ootl!led to ' clean their lots of yelra ago. The where the brush and trash. A lolinormance old house still , _0 was known J)I'Ohlbithig thla 11111 he entoreby many as SchWarti'i C~rner. ed. Here the Schwarze• pJaRtecl ap.. Ill other action, .c:oon<D agrood pie trees and sd4 bus'hols of ap.. that por101111 twnd breaking the · tap off of velvea of water meters plea. Nine children ,..ere . reared In which belong to the Maaon Water this house which .was .one of the Deparllilent, or damaglag 01' devery tewhousealn !be area. Char· ~ a water meli!r, will bO llo and Katie Schwarz ...... the eharpd lor the coal or l'jlplac1111 of the IUIIIy tO re'l lde In tho lnl,them: ilous~ · 6tnc:e these are the PJop8rl;y Mp. V ' Sc~ Grin- ·. of . ~ Water department, the &lead, a of Katlti Schwarz, meiMI are oot s._sed to be said ''her wOWd be pleased turned off.without the petmlsslon 1theh ehurc t ~ bullt·DIIIbe o! the dopartment. , alte 01 U. '~plACe where Atundlng the meeting were .... reeatla having spent n!ai\Y Miljor ·lli,Yton ~s. reCorder happy !IIJ'a; · Mrs. Charlotte Jenks, and COUD· Rosa Ord and family the cllmeo Dooalcl Jollloon, Olaton l.alt oeeupanla of !be house, have Wright, Rogetl!,yHII, James Jar• mbYed to Fourth Streetlnlllason. re!llild George Caroon. B.aptists Build Church In Mason City For men at work, indoors or Moln St. Wedding Vows To F'ill. Tleket al>olrt 1M II!WoklD UD· Wu1!1 ellclal\ned, ur wiab ,.. When •..., ~ .r.m were Jaek o•Brlant" .••• 'lbat LOW!o• ABC·TV el1o1r which- bacauSf! .of the ' JuUua La Rolf RUDI I ~ ' \ ;'{, ha, Det 21. ) 'I 1 " ··~ Ia U. ·~; . """' iJYI\hi<!<." More drome: ,, ' I c 1/2 PINEAPPLE FILLING cup sugar l cup crushed pineapple. 3 ·Tbsp. cornstarch \1, tsp. salt % cup pineapple juice 1 I Ia: well drained :~ I Tbsp. butter l tsp . almond extract and crushed pineapple. 2. !3ring to boil, stirring constantly; boil one minute: turn oft flame ; stir in butter e~~:tract; cool thoroushly. 30's 1.65 V~lue .. , 1.29 VALUE MICRIN ,, ,. M•~ACi..t: vJATE~ IS i ArJ ()tJUSv~L APPLIANCe To ReMove HARPtJE~S AAI.t> tRDrJ FROM TAP WATt:lt FOREMAN & ABBOTT 992-5321 391 N. SECOI>ID MIDDLEPORT, 0. J!'-ttial 18 u. &ii\NASAL ·SPRAY • For best results, use a modem Gas oven. For any kind of cooking-plain or fancy-~ Gas range eliminates the gues-swork. In lact, a Gas range eliminates most of the work. Period. Only .a modern Gas range has·so many automatic cooking conveniences · and precise temperature control. For precision cooking made easy. lllke a tip from professional _diet~. Cook with clean, quick, dependal)le Gas. Stop in at your favorite ,appliance store and take a good look at stylish new Gas ranges. We call tllem "tile leisure-makers." ' I I I I I I -I I I I I I I· I .I , , ·' I ' NOW 828-m. olf,aenltir 180 lb. Jiu>hr, HOih. msley, ltcl nores, till . hallbaclt; . end;Doue lohn Cline, 1181' KaiT, Uter,125 ller.llOlb. 15 lb. end, ~~- • I . In saucepan. combine sugar, cornstarch, and salt; gradually stir iri pineapple juice and almond is llaoG!XI defeR-. ~t • �,, ., . ,; ' ' il;i.~l.i.iJIDot, ' P~epol'i,'O., \ 'JIJ lllltid .heal~ · "Tia•l, Y!lli liOI an eruca. )(olxll,y becauao children, aged S to The town's 16, us teacltero walked fllf Ole Job Alii- 27, Ole llrst ftlll day of achool, ·and elassea for 3,000 have boon JIOIIponed lndellnltoly. Thouaands ol children In communiUes across the natlon hoard Ole sc:hool boll Wednes- school teacher• WBfe ·Go•lc, Family ~.. '~~ beqeqtlias t b. ~ ol WUUirit !-- . Pll!<ea• teitchora In Ole Vlao "-""" o,yotom. ~lrl' deadloek loop~ ICbooll closed at EUt St. Loula, DI., Wodnesde1, dratllliDI out summer vaeallon for 2f,OOO A chudren. Aoroaslhe Mlsdaoi,wl Diver Ia st. Louis, Mo., pdJUo \\; I ' ' ~orne aDd became partlalJ,y paralyled. Be became complileq paralyzed tbo same cla.r IIDil a machine hal been IIJI01'8Illli to keep )dm breatblll8. Pnownonla set in and · in tbe past three weeks Plckoas' heert has dq)ped 1=··------al= G!GES - ne&day, Gallipolis, 12.2 aDd ers; ', . ) I I., } ' ~ I ,I 1 1 ,0 running 2 feet of 3:30 a.m.j Warren Hougland up 5:20 a.m. i Meldahl Locks, James R. Hines down 8:10 p.m.; Pat Murphy down 8:40 p.m.; J. S. Lewis up 9:30 p.m.; Allied-Ash-' land down 10:30 p.m.; Harriet M. down 12:05 a.m.; David Vickers up 1 a.m. 132 of the 520 Surgery _ Airman l.C John W. Reea, a live In a new world; half the HITTING A HAPPY NOTE, folUIDger Jou Baez aad rock olnger Jlml Hendrix chat lletweea ada at a Billru Cootrol Stop LIMA, Peru f UPI) - T1le national atomic energy control junta rf!cently annowiced It would establish a network of scientific statlon.s to measure contamination in the atmosphere caused by French nuclear testing. very deeply in the American oyotem. I believe very deeply In what is needed to be done to defend that system at home and abroad. I think I have some ideas as to bow we .can promote peace- ideas that are different what they were eight. changed, but because Ole problem bas changed. ••And -., my answer. la-yea, Heavy Heavy Ducy Brakes !lucy Seats 60 AMP. Alternator 70 AMP. Battery 5 four-i)ly tires, 8.15 x 15 black with tubes Vinyl interior. Remove spotlight from present cruiser, village removing radio equipment. Trade in 1967 Ford 2 door sedan. The right is reserved to re-ject any aid all bids. Village of Middleport Gene Grate, Clerk-Treasurer (9) 5, 12, 2tc Por~ Up With A Ron Don•t fortet · Them On Their Day Dudley's Florist 59 H. 2nd Avo. Middlopoot, 0. 'h • • ·' ·'·· • · · For .going hae'\ to BChOol> llieae ~ ·· the ah~\-ylee that cihQdren ire sure to iik.e. Slao -. ~··~2 ' Ilrown ' ADMITTEDASPA'l1ENT ' 12JI to'A .,4 Block en to the Glllfpollo :Medici! Cot>ter Wedneodal' Jil&llt 'by lbo 1\lklo dleport emoraeac.Y sQuad and 16- " ' FOOTBALL!!! . ' · 5 .' . IHISMOIBOX· . ' mlttecl 11 1 medl<il patlelll. · ~==:::::;== BERKS,HIRE • stockings · Only once a; year 'are we able to offer savings'. like these. lovely Berkshire StQCkinas in the · new,est fall cOlors. All with the famous Nyloc• R\III·Barrier at top and toe. Look at the savin~l •. • · '•' roster ror the 1968 grid campaign. seven or whom lettered last season. They are, front row, left to right. Bo Ashburn, Kenny English, John Krawsczyn, STOCKINGS lf.C PUC£ $)35 $J50 -'$'!:}7~5_ SALE nua Randy Hawley aDd Max Whitlatch. - si:DIInel Photo. ..· $325 . $:J95 $}19 $:J55 _:S:~J::39_$~ PrlfJIII:IInld leiict~• llllrt. 111111•, .... ' l Marauders Open In Falcons' Nest All ..,._11M JIYLOC . . . . II IIIII lllf 1M It tilt t... - ' Francisco, 96323. Rees'a wife, Grace, Is teaching speech OleraPY in GaUia Cowd;y. •· The Melgs Marauders go across the Obio River to battle OPEN illGIIER NEW YORK (UPO - Prlceo opened higher m the New York Stock Exc~e today. TredliW the a1wa,ys game Wahama White Falcons in their season opener Friday: nigh~ was moderately active. ...f - Coach Charle& Chancey, head coach of the Mlrauders, is confi~ · dent; hts squad Is ready while f'a]con MeMor Grant Barnette ,eQres.aea Uttle optim1sm. • "We onb haveatotalof34boys recruited to pl.,Y rootball here from •this siUdent body and 14 o_f hiVe ·never been on the betore," Said Barnette. Barnette, ta1ldng about Wahl.uili'a 7..f lifl BAU\st Buffalo la&t thebt teiftt.· ' I. siturday·'l\igh('siid neither~ Chancey, -meanwhile, is not tooling his horn loudly but feels sure th4i Mariuders will bo ready tO present tho Wahama club a chiDI._.. ~4 1 think our boys will POLITICAL PRO Lawreoce F. O'Brlea, former poslmaoler general who ro· signed last AprU to take part Ia lbe Kenaedy eam- be going over there to play football, .. said Chancey. ' 4 They havE worked pretty hard in the pr& season practices." Meigs wtll have eight return. ing lettermen on the turr wher they open ~. but the overall squad will be somewhat Hghte1 than the Marauder team of las1 season which posted a 9-l recor< in whming the Southeastern {)hi( League ,championship. Wahama has four starters back from last seasonandwiJlbesend· ing several underclassmen into the starting line-up. Wabama, last year, went S..2 for its best season ln many, mt1Q" year., and won the MOVC, The Falcoils, however, suffered cleCeat at Ole hand• of the Marauders in Meigs' firstever game as a consolidated ONE ON ONE - Coach Charles Chancey, crouctled at lett. observes blocking drill by two Meigs Marauders in preparation Cor the Friday opener at Wahama. team. Neither team reports any serious injuries. Marauders versus White Falcons (Probablf Starting Lineups) ,palgn, hal been apf'!inted •· Democral!e 992-2057 North Secan .. Middleport palga lor the presidency. .... " ' .. ..•.',- . . ;,. -" . Melli Maraucjer football fans are Invited to "Meet .the tills evenlag at the Middleport High SChool 111odiUDL .. Cliorl,. -OIIDcey, coach of the Maraudei-s, aDd Melr• Atblotlc ' Dlnctot, said setivltles will be&ln with the · bttld performing at 6:30 p. m.• The squad w!U be Introduced roi.b• ltfp;DL · • AD *rouclet llw are Invited. • \ 1 111 O CC SincerelY yours 1 • . e .. 0 0 I 70 " ' j • ;n ·c::-.:~*:$:.««-=~=::~=~::~===~:::::*; ·:.~~~:::*~~!~!!!~~ ri' YOUR proof of payment YOUR record of expenses (and tax deductible items) ' Rt~. A"ACitt·. Oft . \ . \ YOUR "time and temper saver"- AT THIS BANK! ON THE TIN MIDDLEPORT, 0. ' .fl-"' . ' "'·.\ MEIGS (Offense) WI. Year Player 171 Sr. Ken Enalish 190 Jr. Jim Swatzel 156 Sr. Max Whitlatch 170 Sr. Harry Slawter 184 Sr. Jim Crow 203 Jr. Mike Ban • 153 Sr. Dennis Ault . 175 Sr. Jeff WtriJ 154 Sr. Elbert Williams 158 Sr. John Smith . 185 Jr. Qanny Abbott Position LE LT LG C RG RT RE QB RH LH FB WAHAMA (Offense) Player Year Randy Smith Soph. Mile Burns Jr. Donnie Woods Jr. Robert Redmond Sr. Dickie Ord Jr. Gary Northup Jr. Steve Halstead Jr. Timmy Howard Soph. Robby Rdush Sr. Danny Rizer Sr. Gary Fields Sr. WI. 170 180 143 155 128 194 161 146 150 14Z 149 MEIGS (Defense) Ends, Enalish, RE al)d Jon Kloes (Soph., 146) LE; Tackles, Swatzel, RT, and Barr, LT; MG. Whitlatch; Linebackers, Slawter, left, Crow, right; Cornerbacks, Rocky Will· lams, 138, Sr. ri&ht, and Elbert Williams, left; Halfbacks, Ault, left, and John Smith, ;ilht. ' • ·.11AHAMA (Defense) Halst.ad and Red!nond; ends; L.,y Carpenter, 210 lb., Sr., and Mike B11ns, tack· les; Bry~n Hudson, 165 lb. Senior and Robby Roush, &uards; Redmond, ri&ht end; Fields and Clark, llnebackt,rs; Howard and Rizer, defensive halfbacks; llel Fry, 162 lb. 'Sr. , safatJ. · EAGLE SENlORS - Eighl seniors are among the 28 Eastern Eagle players this year. They are, front row, left to right, Elton Steele, Bill Schultz, Ray Karr and Bob Woods. Back row, Da¥8 Mora, Stew Erwin, Tom Buckley and Tim Wolf. Eagles Have Veteran Oub New Eastern Grid Coach Billy Kincaid has an almost all-veteran team taking the field Friday night at home against Hlnnan Trace's Wildcats. Kincaid, wbo came to Eastern this season aft.er seven years as head football aid tra~ k coach at Ansted High School in Anstead, W. VL, is optimistic over his Eagles chances, t.rring injuries. Hannan Trace, one of the Eagles' Southern Valley Athletic Conference foes, likewise, has 12 lettermen back and a new coach, Noel Heister. The Eastern probable starting otrensive backfield is composed or 140 lb. senior quarterback Ray Karr, 140lb. !Wlbsck Steve Er· win, 145 lb. left haltbl.ck D a n Grueser, and either 1451b. BUl Schultz or 145 lb. Sonny Cline ar right baHback. All are seniors except Cline, aOO he ts a junior. Starting across C>tfenslve line wiU be Bob Ritchie, 175 lb. junior, right end; Mike Boring, 175 lb. senior, right tackle; Jim StetUer, 1451b. right guard; Bob Wood. 140 lb. senlorcenter:Dave Mora, 155 lb. senior. left tacklei Elton Steele, 175lb. senior, lett guard, and Tom Buckley, 150 lb. senior, left end. Tom Karr, a 145 lb. sophomore, will be on the starting d~ fensi ve unit at em, Alan Holter, 162 lb. freshman, will be at defensi ve tackle, ani Dave Smith, the a 155 lb. sq>hQmore, is also 0 pected to have a spot on deleD-. other pi.Qers on the 28-mm. ber roster are Tim Wolf, aenloallnemon; Joe Griffith, 180 lb. ior t.ckle; Howard Bahr, 140 ~ tackle, and Robert Hensley, 140 lb. guard, both sophomores, IIDil Jim Buckley, IDS lb. hallbsck; Roo carpenter, 140 lb. end; Doug Carr, 120 lb. center; Jolla <line, 115 lb. Freshman; Roger KaiT, I20 lb. gUard; Richerd Uter,IZS lb. tackle; Darrell Pooler, UOlb. end; Rick Sanders, 115 lb. end, and Randy Young, a lineman. Jiui. Support THEN RIIIK!Y Roberts, 184 lb. tackle; Debby Smith, ISO lb. guard; Ike m lb. center,; ~· E;Jnoa. 130 lb. 11!11; IIClP,I' Ol!ri, 170 lb. tackle; Rook back; Juniors Off to School *""""r· . It's a ''Big-Big" Da,y when they enter their First Class whether it be kiOOerga.rten or first grade. Well dressed appearance promotes good study habits. Send them to their llrst class - flRST CLASS In quallcy spparel from the KIDDIE SHOPPE. _,_ •-lklrta-Po,_~•lo•• l•nlm-SIIow S.lts-IIMU COMPLETE SCHOOL GOING APPAREL \.1 a..:SIZE 12 · · · TOP BRANDED QUALITY lb: ' . .,. School .....Ill- .......... 8lrfa Dr ' l I'AIU $}09 Folcon coach ~eel. YOUR CHECKING ACCOUNT ...... -~"·' TRI-CAPTAIN - Ray Karr, Tom Buckley and Elton Steele, tri-captians for the 1968 Ell~ _"' Eagles football team. pose with BUiy Kincaid, new mentor for the Meigs County team. ' . ..' Rocfcy Williams, Elbert Willlams9 Jchn Smlth, -Rich Gilkey; Back row. Harry Slawter, Dennis Ault, Jeff Werry, Jimmy Crow, Dean Weber, Larry Lemley, MARAIJDER SENIORS - The Meigs Marauders have IS seniors on their • :- shOWed much. uwe .an just aW• fullJ.. inexperlences," the White 1111Uoaa chall'· man aad maaager of Hubert H. Humphrey'• cam- ... Bend Area Grid Squads Begin Play Frid • ' FIRST TO THE • • • THE KIDDIE SHOPPE l' J -... Fay Barnett, llldwoll, was tak- . '·'i:. .. Lost a·new NixOn. 1f yoo.•re LEGAL NOTICE Sealed bids wiU be received by the Village of Middleport, Ohio, Meigs Counl;y, at the Village Holl In Middleport, Ohio, until September 20, 1968, 12:00 o'clock noon for the following equipment: 4 door sedan, white 302 cu. ln. to 320 elL in. engine Automatic Tnosmission ,il •• LOST - One large slu:l pony. Black , Phone, 99:1-2158. 9-5-<ltc talkJng In terms af new ideas for the new world and the new America we live in. rn terms of what I believe In abcut America -my view of the American dream- I think I am what I was just eight years ago." > :r./"' 1~>J - FOOTBALt!!! . - ' Too Late To Classify years ago, not because I have there ls 1962 g r - of Racine 111gb School, and a ..., or lllr. and Mrs. James Reea, Sr.. of Ra- · cine, baa been sent to a Tokyo boopital to have llurJOl'Y on a finger. Roes has been statlooed IIi Kunasn, Korea. Airman Rees, wbo was called , up IIi June with the 12111 Reserve group !rom Lockbounte AFB Ia Columbus, baa the. mali · address of AFFF 157 !2791, USAP Hospital, . Tac:hlhawa, APO San reUel beneftt abow In New York Clty. Tile llagera cloJutted . their performaaces and Hendrb< eonbibulotl $500 eaoll to tbe land to help refa1ee1 of llle Blafra·NJcerla elvll war •• ciples are consistent I believe from ' MIJI. Ona' Ell.. Miller,'~ • ' ' FOOTBALL!!! i Undergoes nations in the world were born since World War D; half the people living In the world today were born since World War D. VIews Updated "The problems are different and I think I have had the good sense and intelligence to travel the world since I left the oll'ice of vice president Md to bring my views up to date to deal with the new world in which we live. "I think, however, my prin- ' .,. -e~ ~ . Airman John Bees something, Prn not worth anything In jiUhllc life. But we Und Sun. of Sopt.) ' only '· ' ..,mes temporarily wllh local relatiVe&. (COntinued frcon Page I) '"And if I haven't learned Grand-Dad's Day . terlallllellbt8ltla. Meaey ralaed Ia IIi help Ole parents sta,y In Porllmoulh 11811' their son. The Olllp!e has !Jve oilier chlldr.._ Ona Ia married. The oOier four ue making their New Nixon roll- . Pleasant. 24.10i Pomeroy-Maoon, 20.50; Hinton, 0.60 stat.; Kanawha Falls, 2.60 rislngj Charleston, 17.10 rising. London, Marmet, and Winfield, are on the sill . BOAT MOVEMENTS: GALLIPOLIS LOCKS - John Ladd Dean down 8:20 p.m.; Onward down 10 p.m.; Elgerclllf down 10:35 p.m.; Elisha Woods 1Q1 1:35 a.m.; Beckjord down 1:40 a.m.; Robert G. West down 3:20 a.m.; Foremost up 3:45a.m.; L. Fkn"e down 7:30a.m. KANAWHA RIVER - LOndon, SolvQ up 2:20a.m.; AlanR. Merrlll up 3:40 a.m. i Marmet, Lelia C. Shearer down 12:10 a.m.; E' Deena Bosworth down 2:10a.m.; Wlnlleld, Fort Dearborn down 3:25 p.m. ; Polly R, up 11:20 p.m.; Franklin B. up 1 a.m.; W. fL ~ver, Jr. up 6 a.m. OillO RIVER - Ulck 13, National down 5 a.m.; Titan down fi a.m.; Eastern down 7:35 a.m.; LOck 14, Luther Herdman up 3:30 p.m.; New Martinsville up 9:45 p.m.; Brimstone up 6 a.m.; Ulck 15, Diana Boswurth up 3:. tS a.m.; Lock 16, Harvey JorIIID down 8 p.m.; Bayou LaRose dl:nm 41 Lm. ; Lock 17, Jetfboat down 3:30 a.m.; St. Marys down 5 a.m.; Steel Ranger up 5:30 a.m.; Jetrerscn down 7 a.m.; Belleville Locks, A. V. Criss 14J 12:05 a.m.; Universal Oiler .., 12:30 a.m.; Qleen Clcy up 4:25 a.m.; Miss Lucky up G:fll a.m.; Ulck 23, Whayne H. up 3:30 a.m.; M'f~llate up 4:45 a·.m.; Prlnclplo\ mwn 6 a.m.; GrOOJNP !.<leks, \ ggy Do"""¥ down 8:20 p.m.; l'\lldY Kimberly down 11 p.m. ; ~ Rosemary down 1:30 a.m.; Steve Click down Grand-Dad• three ttmea. He alsonowhalbac- I NEWS ( RIVER at· ed to a l'llrtlmoUtb Naval ·IIoa- College. !lie will reside IIi lhe dormliorJ. She will Pltal -reba hovorsbetw.., ·-leavelfrll' Mlddlepn:l about Ole midUfe lllld death. narrow mar&ln to obe.Y a court Alwt three wooka 110 Plckenl dle ot !!ropteinbor to besla bor ....- pr1!hlbldng aotrlke. · was strlckal wllb (Jllllaln l>orn seboo!s opened m sclleG1le for 117,000 pupllsw!Hitmeim>eraot AFT !.o<:al f20 vol8d ' by a say In education policy and 1n Michigan, settlements were better working condllloos. reached between teachers and Mone.v Dispole boards In five school districts, In Macllooo, tbe strike Is for assuring that 900 teachers and monoy-teachors earn $5,900 a 20,500 JIUplls will return to year, aud they wand $7,000. The classes on time today. still 1c00ol board's best offer is wtsettled were disputes involv$6,200. lng 3,100 teachers and 74,700 Jn New York Ctt;y, 1.1 million school children in 15 Michigan students might not start school districts. I Teachers Picket At East Chicago, Ind., Wed- " .'Stu:.iu .U.J ·. Boo. 'llid,!fro.- ,', 01:.· has ~ ••' . IIIII' be lef\ ~ lbe ofll~ ol !lier- ~ at Ole.now NUil'«'' Col· 1ft Robert Hartemach or mailed Jese at r.raunt -v -. o. Mlsa MIDor will be-' a to 1he aherllr. · IIi Ole '~~rot ....... to be bildla · Plckeno, the ooo oC Mr. and Ole ileW Mount VeniOII Nu.,... Mrs. Elmer Plckonl, Ia ....n.,. Monday. Union members were to vote on the proposal SUnday. more money, a p-eater too" mombsrs strike the New York Clcy school oystern beginning day, but teacher strikes delayed tbe start of classes. Teachers . p.dllic a Ford Foondallon.baeked plan lor classes, up-to41te textbooks to break up Ole school oyotem and settlement of 92 otber Into 30 lnclepend«<t districts. grievances. School olllclals aald Teachers say Ole plan will put classes would stay q>en. Members of the Amerlcen too much power In admlnlstraFederation or Teachers at Terre tors' banda. Haute, Ind., hold a bc>oiWMu1dng Tho president of the United Wednei!daJ' - they buroed a Federation of Teachers, Albert teacher rule book. The AFT Shanker, Wednesday recomrepresents 100 of Ole 1,100 mended the union's 50,000 oulsld& oC <IV hall at Mad!- m.• w..me•. .or aa _.. l of SchoolS llllent in achool decentrallzaUoo. behind their desks. The otbers The New York Board of were picketing all ochooll and r.ceUoo aought to llll!llement demanding higiJer wages, amal· 1lall, ._ ·obaut us'l'' • ,The llpl were carried by 3S want ;--~ '· , Slipt. 5,11168 D~lay·Qpening . od.ool Tllurldi;, ... ,. THE FARMERS BANK an• SAVINGS CO. .Member Federal Reserve SJsltm · Member F.D.I.C. POMEROY, 0. 111111 160 lb. .u. center~ Rook Crow, f1.181'terbac:k; Jim White, lett hallback; Beb Adams, rlgbthaUback,andJunlor Brewer, FuUback. Tho starting defenalve lineup Your Olrs-at middle High �,, ., . ,; ' ' il;i.~l.i.iJIDot, ' P~epol'i,'O., \ 'JIJ lllltid .heal~ · "Tia•l, Y!lli liOI an eruca. )(olxll,y becauao children, aged S to The town's 16, us teacltero walked fllf Ole Job Alii- 27, Ole llrst ftlll day of achool, ·and elassea for 3,000 have boon JIOIIponed lndellnltoly. Thouaands ol children In communiUes across the natlon hoard Ole sc:hool boll Wednes- school teacher• WBfe ·Go•lc, Family ~.. '~~ beqeqtlias t b. ~ ol WUUirit !-- . Pll!<ea• teitchora In Ole Vlao "-""" o,yotom. ~lrl' deadloek loop~ ICbooll closed at EUt St. Loula, DI., Wodnesde1, dratllliDI out summer vaeallon for 2f,OOO A chudren. Aoroaslhe Mlsdaoi,wl Diver Ia st. Louis, Mo., pdJUo \\; I ' ' ~orne aDd became partlalJ,y paralyled. Be became complileq paralyzed tbo same cla.r IIDil a machine hal been IIJI01'8Illli to keep )dm breatblll8. Pnownonla set in and · in tbe past three weeks Plckoas' heert has dq)ped 1=··------al= G!GES - ne&day, Gallipolis, 12.2 aDd ers; ', . ) I I., } ' ~ I ,I 1 1 ,0 running 2 feet of 3:30 a.m.j Warren Hougland up 5:20 a.m. i Meldahl Locks, James R. Hines down 8:10 p.m.; Pat Murphy down 8:40 p.m.; J. S. Lewis up 9:30 p.m.; Allied-Ash-' land down 10:30 p.m.; Harriet M. down 12:05 a.m.; David Vickers up 1 a.m. 132 of the 520 Surgery _ Airman l.C John W. Reea, a live In a new world; half the HITTING A HAPPY NOTE, folUIDger Jou Baez aad rock olnger Jlml Hendrix chat lletweea ada at a Billru Cootrol Stop LIMA, Peru f UPI) - T1le national atomic energy control junta rf!cently annowiced It would establish a network of scientific statlon.s to measure contamination in the atmosphere caused by French nuclear testing. very deeply in the American oyotem. I believe very deeply In what is needed to be done to defend that system at home and abroad. I think I have some ideas as to bow we .can promote peace- ideas that are different what they were eight. changed, but because Ole problem bas changed. ••And -., my answer. la-yea, Heavy Heavy Ducy Brakes !lucy Seats 60 AMP. Alternator 70 AMP. Battery 5 four-i)ly tires, 8.15 x 15 black with tubes Vinyl interior. Remove spotlight from present cruiser, village removing radio equipment. Trade in 1967 Ford 2 door sedan. The right is reserved to re-ject any aid all bids. Village of Middleport Gene Grate, Clerk-Treasurer (9) 5, 12, 2tc Por~ Up With A Ron Don•t fortet · Them On Their Day Dudley's Florist 59 H. 2nd Avo. Middlopoot, 0. 'h • • ·' ·'·· • · · For .going hae'\ to BChOol> llieae ~ ·· the ah~\-ylee that cihQdren ire sure to iik.e. Slao -. ~··~2 ' Ilrown ' ADMITTEDASPA'l1ENT ' 12JI to'A .,4 Block en to the Glllfpollo :Medici! Cot>ter Wedneodal' Jil&llt 'by lbo 1\lklo dleport emoraeac.Y sQuad and 16- " ' FOOTBALL!!! . ' · 5 .' . IHISMOIBOX· . ' mlttecl 11 1 medl<il patlelll. · ~==:::::;== BERKS,HIRE • stockings · Only once a; year 'are we able to offer savings'. like these. lovely Berkshire StQCkinas in the · new,est fall cOlors. All with the famous Nyloc• R\III·Barrier at top and toe. Look at the savin~l •. • · '•' roster ror the 1968 grid campaign. seven or whom lettered last season. They are, front row, left to right. Bo Ashburn, Kenny English, John Krawsczyn, STOCKINGS lf.C PUC£ $)35 $J50 -'$'!:}7~5_ SALE nua Randy Hawley aDd Max Whitlatch. - si:DIInel Photo. ..· $325 . $:J95 $}19 $:J55 _:S:~J::39_$~ PrlfJIII:IInld leiict~• llllrt. 111111•, .... ' l Marauders Open In Falcons' Nest All ..,._11M JIYLOC . . . . II IIIII lllf 1M It tilt t... - ' Francisco, 96323. Rees'a wife, Grace, Is teaching speech OleraPY in GaUia Cowd;y. •· The Melgs Marauders go across the Obio River to battle OPEN illGIIER NEW YORK (UPO - Prlceo opened higher m the New York Stock Exc~e today. TredliW the a1wa,ys game Wahama White Falcons in their season opener Friday: nigh~ was moderately active. ...f - Coach Charle& Chancey, head coach of the Mlrauders, is confi~ · dent; hts squad Is ready while f'a]con MeMor Grant Barnette ,eQres.aea Uttle optim1sm. • "We onb haveatotalof34boys recruited to pl.,Y rootball here from •this siUdent body and 14 o_f hiVe ·never been on the betore," Said Barnette. Barnette, ta1ldng about Wahl.uili'a 7..f lifl BAU\st Buffalo la&t thebt teiftt.· ' I. siturday·'l\igh('siid neither~ Chancey, -meanwhile, is not tooling his horn loudly but feels sure th4i Mariuders will bo ready tO present tho Wahama club a chiDI._.. ~4 1 think our boys will POLITICAL PRO Lawreoce F. O'Brlea, former poslmaoler general who ro· signed last AprU to take part Ia lbe Kenaedy eam- be going over there to play football, .. said Chancey. ' 4 They havE worked pretty hard in the pr& season practices." Meigs wtll have eight return. ing lettermen on the turr wher they open ~. but the overall squad will be somewhat Hghte1 than the Marauder team of las1 season which posted a 9-l recor< in whming the Southeastern {)hi( League ,championship. Wahama has four starters back from last seasonandwiJlbesend· ing several underclassmen into the starting line-up. Wabama, last year, went S..2 for its best season ln many, mt1Q" year., and won the MOVC, The Falcoils, however, suffered cleCeat at Ole hand• of the Marauders in Meigs' firstever game as a consolidated ONE ON ONE - Coach Charles Chancey, crouctled at lett. observes blocking drill by two Meigs Marauders in preparation Cor the Friday opener at Wahama. team. Neither team reports any serious injuries. Marauders versus White Falcons (Probablf Starting Lineups) ,palgn, hal been apf'!inted •· Democral!e 992-2057 North Secan .. Middleport palga lor the presidency. .... " ' .. ..•.',- . . ;,. -" . Melli Maraucjer football fans are Invited to "Meet .the tills evenlag at the Middleport High SChool 111odiUDL .. Cliorl,. -OIIDcey, coach of the Maraudei-s, aDd Melr• Atblotlc ' Dlnctot, said setivltles will be&ln with the · bttld performing at 6:30 p. m.• The squad w!U be Introduced roi.b• ltfp;DL · • AD *rouclet llw are Invited. • \ 1 111 O CC SincerelY yours 1 • . e .. 0 0 I 70 " ' j • ;n ·c::-.:~*:$:.««-=~=::~=~::~===~:::::*; ·:.~~~:::*~~!~!!!~~ ri' YOUR proof of payment YOUR record of expenses (and tax deductible items) ' Rt~. A"ACitt·. Oft . \ . \ YOUR "time and temper saver"- AT THIS BANK! ON THE TIN MIDDLEPORT, 0. ' .fl-"' . ' "'·.\ MEIGS (Offense) WI. Year Player 171 Sr. Ken Enalish 190 Jr. Jim Swatzel 156 Sr. Max Whitlatch 170 Sr. Harry Slawter 184 Sr. Jim Crow 203 Jr. Mike Ban • 153 Sr. Dennis Ault . 175 Sr. Jeff WtriJ 154 Sr. Elbert Williams 158 Sr. John Smith . 185 Jr. Qanny Abbott Position LE LT LG C RG RT RE QB RH LH FB WAHAMA (Offense) Player Year Randy Smith Soph. Mile Burns Jr. Donnie Woods Jr. Robert Redmond Sr. Dickie Ord Jr. Gary Northup Jr. Steve Halstead Jr. Timmy Howard Soph. Robby Rdush Sr. Danny Rizer Sr. Gary Fields Sr. WI. 170 180 143 155 128 194 161 146 150 14Z 149 MEIGS (Defense) Ends, Enalish, RE al)d Jon Kloes (Soph., 146) LE; Tackles, Swatzel, RT, and Barr, LT; MG. Whitlatch; Linebackers, Slawter, left, Crow, right; Cornerbacks, Rocky Will· lams, 138, Sr. ri&ht, and Elbert Williams, left; Halfbacks, Ault, left, and John Smith, ;ilht. ' • ·.11AHAMA (Defense) Halst.ad and Red!nond; ends; L.,y Carpenter, 210 lb., Sr., and Mike B11ns, tack· les; Bry~n Hudson, 165 lb. Senior and Robby Roush, &uards; Redmond, ri&ht end; Fields and Clark, llnebackt,rs; Howard and Rizer, defensive halfbacks; llel Fry, 162 lb. 'Sr. , safatJ. · EAGLE SENlORS - Eighl seniors are among the 28 Eastern Eagle players this year. They are, front row, left to right, Elton Steele, Bill Schultz, Ray Karr and Bob Woods. Back row, Da¥8 Mora, Stew Erwin, Tom Buckley and Tim Wolf. Eagles Have Veteran Oub New Eastern Grid Coach Billy Kincaid has an almost all-veteran team taking the field Friday night at home against Hlnnan Trace's Wildcats. Kincaid, wbo came to Eastern this season aft.er seven years as head football aid tra~ k coach at Ansted High School in Anstead, W. VL, is optimistic over his Eagles chances, t.rring injuries. Hannan Trace, one of the Eagles' Southern Valley Athletic Conference foes, likewise, has 12 lettermen back and a new coach, Noel Heister. The Eastern probable starting otrensive backfield is composed or 140 lb. senior quarterback Ray Karr, 140lb. !Wlbsck Steve Er· win, 145 lb. left haltbl.ck D a n Grueser, and either 1451b. BUl Schultz or 145 lb. Sonny Cline ar right baHback. All are seniors except Cline, aOO he ts a junior. Starting across C>tfenslve line wiU be Bob Ritchie, 175 lb. junior, right end; Mike Boring, 175 lb. senior, right tackle; Jim StetUer, 1451b. right guard; Bob Wood. 140 lb. senlorcenter:Dave Mora, 155 lb. senior. left tacklei Elton Steele, 175lb. senior, lett guard, and Tom Buckley, 150 lb. senior, left end. Tom Karr, a 145 lb. sophomore, will be on the starting d~ fensi ve unit at em, Alan Holter, 162 lb. freshman, will be at defensi ve tackle, ani Dave Smith, the a 155 lb. sq>hQmore, is also 0 pected to have a spot on deleD-. other pi.Qers on the 28-mm. ber roster are Tim Wolf, aenloallnemon; Joe Griffith, 180 lb. ior t.ckle; Howard Bahr, 140 ~ tackle, and Robert Hensley, 140 lb. guard, both sophomores, IIDil Jim Buckley, IDS lb. hallbsck; Roo carpenter, 140 lb. end; Doug Carr, 120 lb. center; Jolla <line, 115 lb. Freshman; Roger KaiT, I20 lb. gUard; Richerd Uter,IZS lb. tackle; Darrell Pooler, UOlb. end; Rick Sanders, 115 lb. end, and Randy Young, a lineman. Jiui. Support THEN RIIIK!Y Roberts, 184 lb. tackle; Debby Smith, ISO lb. guard; Ike m lb. center,; ~· E;Jnoa. 130 lb. 11!11; IIClP,I' Ol!ri, 170 lb. tackle; Rook back; Juniors Off to School *""""r· . It's a ''Big-Big" Da,y when they enter their First Class whether it be kiOOerga.rten or first grade. Well dressed appearance promotes good study habits. Send them to their llrst class - flRST CLASS In quallcy spparel from the KIDDIE SHOPPE. _,_ •-lklrta-Po,_~•lo•• l•nlm-SIIow S.lts-IIMU COMPLETE SCHOOL GOING APPAREL \.1 a..:SIZE 12 · · · TOP BRANDED QUALITY lb: ' . .,. School .....Ill- .......... 8lrfa Dr ' l I'AIU $}09 Folcon coach ~eel. YOUR CHECKING ACCOUNT ...... -~"·' TRI-CAPTAIN - Ray Karr, Tom Buckley and Elton Steele, tri-captians for the 1968 Ell~ _"' Eagles football team. pose with BUiy Kincaid, new mentor for the Meigs County team. ' . ..' Rocfcy Williams, Elbert Willlams9 Jchn Smlth, -Rich Gilkey; Back row. Harry Slawter, Dennis Ault, Jeff Werry, Jimmy Crow, Dean Weber, Larry Lemley, MARAIJDER SENIORS - The Meigs Marauders have IS seniors on their • :- shOWed much. uwe .an just aW• fullJ.. inexperlences," the White 1111Uoaa chall'· man aad maaager of Hubert H. Humphrey'• cam- ... Bend Area Grid Squads Begin Play Frid • ' FIRST TO THE • • • THE KIDDIE SHOPPE l' J -... Fay Barnett, llldwoll, was tak- . '·'i:. .. Lost a·new NixOn. 1f yoo.•re LEGAL NOTICE Sealed bids wiU be received by the Village of Middleport, Ohio, Meigs Counl;y, at the Village Holl In Middleport, Ohio, until September 20, 1968, 12:00 o'clock noon for the following equipment: 4 door sedan, white 302 cu. ln. to 320 elL in. engine Automatic Tnosmission ,il •• LOST - One large slu:l pony. Black , Phone, 99:1-2158. 9-5-<ltc talkJng In terms af new ideas for the new world and the new America we live in. rn terms of what I believe In abcut America -my view of the American dream- I think I am what I was just eight years ago." > :r./"' 1~>J - FOOTBALt!!! . - ' Too Late To Classify years ago, not because I have there ls 1962 g r - of Racine 111gb School, and a ..., or lllr. and Mrs. James Reea, Sr.. of Ra- · cine, baa been sent to a Tokyo boopital to have llurJOl'Y on a finger. Roes has been statlooed IIi Kunasn, Korea. Airman Rees, wbo was called , up IIi June with the 12111 Reserve group !rom Lockbounte AFB Ia Columbus, baa the. mali · address of AFFF 157 !2791, USAP Hospital, . Tac:hlhawa, APO San reUel beneftt abow In New York Clty. Tile llagera cloJutted . their performaaces and Hendrb< eonbibulotl $500 eaoll to tbe land to help refa1ee1 of llle Blafra·NJcerla elvll war •• ciples are consistent I believe from ' MIJI. Ona' Ell.. Miller,'~ • ' ' FOOTBALL!!! i Undergoes nations in the world were born since World War D; half the people living In the world today were born since World War D. VIews Updated "The problems are different and I think I have had the good sense and intelligence to travel the world since I left the oll'ice of vice president Md to bring my views up to date to deal with the new world in which we live. "I think, however, my prin- ' .,. -e~ ~ . Airman John Bees something, Prn not worth anything In jiUhllc life. But we Und Sun. of Sopt.) ' only '· ' ..,mes temporarily wllh local relatiVe&. (COntinued frcon Page I) '"And if I haven't learned Grand-Dad's Day . terlallllellbt8ltla. Meaey ralaed Ia IIi help Ole parents sta,y In Porllmoulh 11811' their son. The Olllp!e has !Jve oilier chlldr.._ Ona Ia married. The oOier four ue making their New Nixon roll- . Pleasant. 24.10i Pomeroy-Maoon, 20.50; Hinton, 0.60 stat.; Kanawha Falls, 2.60 rislngj Charleston, 17.10 rising. London, Marmet, and Winfield, are on the sill . BOAT MOVEMENTS: GALLIPOLIS LOCKS - John Ladd Dean down 8:20 p.m.; Onward down 10 p.m.; Elgerclllf down 10:35 p.m.; Elisha Woods 1Q1 1:35 a.m.; Beckjord down 1:40 a.m.; Robert G. West down 3:20 a.m.; Foremost up 3:45a.m.; L. Fkn"e down 7:30a.m. KANAWHA RIVER - LOndon, SolvQ up 2:20a.m.; AlanR. Merrlll up 3:40 a.m. i Marmet, Lelia C. Shearer down 12:10 a.m.; E' Deena Bosworth down 2:10a.m.; Wlnlleld, Fort Dearborn down 3:25 p.m. ; Polly R, up 11:20 p.m.; Franklin B. up 1 a.m.; W. fL ~ver, Jr. up 6 a.m. OillO RIVER - Ulck 13, National down 5 a.m.; Titan down fi a.m.; Eastern down 7:35 a.m.; LOck 14, Luther Herdman up 3:30 p.m.; New Martinsville up 9:45 p.m.; Brimstone up 6 a.m.; Ulck 15, Diana Boswurth up 3:. tS a.m.; Lock 16, Harvey JorIIID down 8 p.m.; Bayou LaRose dl:nm 41 Lm. ; Lock 17, Jetfboat down 3:30 a.m.; St. Marys down 5 a.m.; Steel Ranger up 5:30 a.m.; Jetrerscn down 7 a.m.; Belleville Locks, A. V. Criss 14J 12:05 a.m.; Universal Oiler .., 12:30 a.m.; Qleen Clcy up 4:25 a.m.; Miss Lucky up G:fll a.m.; Ulck 23, Whayne H. up 3:30 a.m.; M'f~llate up 4:45 a·.m.; Prlnclplo\ mwn 6 a.m.; GrOOJNP !.<leks, \ ggy Do"""¥ down 8:20 p.m.; l'\lldY Kimberly down 11 p.m. ; ~ Rosemary down 1:30 a.m.; Steve Click down Grand-Dad• three ttmea. He alsonowhalbac- I NEWS ( RIVER at· ed to a l'llrtlmoUtb Naval ·IIoa- College. !lie will reside IIi lhe dormliorJ. She will Pltal -reba hovorsbetw.., ·-leavelfrll' Mlddlepn:l about Ole midUfe lllld death. narrow mar&ln to obe.Y a court Alwt three wooka 110 Plckenl dle ot !!ropteinbor to besla bor ....- pr1!hlbldng aotrlke. · was strlckal wllb (Jllllaln l>orn seboo!s opened m sclleG1le for 117,000 pupllsw!Hitmeim>eraot AFT !.o<:al f20 vol8d ' by a say In education policy and 1n Michigan, settlements were better working condllloos. reached between teachers and Mone.v Dispole boards In five school districts, In Macllooo, tbe strike Is for assuring that 900 teachers and monoy-teachors earn $5,900 a 20,500 JIUplls will return to year, aud they wand $7,000. The classes on time today. still 1c00ol board's best offer is wtsettled were disputes involv$6,200. lng 3,100 teachers and 74,700 Jn New York Ctt;y, 1.1 million school children in 15 Michigan students might not start school districts. I Teachers Picket At East Chicago, Ind., Wed- " .'Stu:.iu .U.J ·. Boo. 'llid,!fro.- ,', 01:.· has ~ ••' . IIIII' be lef\ ~ lbe ofll~ ol !lier- ~ at Ole.now NUil'«'' Col· 1ft Robert Hartemach or mailed Jese at r.raunt -v -. o. Mlsa MIDor will be-' a to 1he aherllr. · IIi Ole '~~rot ....... to be bildla · Plckeno, the ooo oC Mr. and Ole ileW Mount VeniOII Nu.,... Mrs. Elmer Plckonl, Ia ....n.,. Monday. Union members were to vote on the proposal SUnday. more money, a p-eater too" mombsrs strike the New York Clcy school oystern beginning day, but teacher strikes delayed tbe start of classes. Teachers . p.dllic a Ford Foondallon.baeked plan lor classes, up-to41te textbooks to break up Ole school oyotem and settlement of 92 otber Into 30 lnclepend«<t districts. grievances. School olllclals aald Teachers say Ole plan will put classes would stay q>en. Members of the Amerlcen too much power In admlnlstraFederation or Teachers at Terre tors' banda. Haute, Ind., hold a bc>oiWMu1dng Tho president of the United Wednei!daJ' - they buroed a Federation of Teachers, Albert teacher rule book. The AFT Shanker, Wednesday recomrepresents 100 of Ole 1,100 mended the union's 50,000 oulsld& oC <IV hall at Mad!- m.• w..me•. .or aa _.. l of SchoolS llllent in achool decentrallzaUoo. behind their desks. The otbers The New York Board of were picketing all ochooll and r.ceUoo aought to llll!llement demanding higiJer wages, amal· 1lall, ._ ·obaut us'l'' • ,The llpl were carried by 3S want ;--~ '· , Slipt. 5,11168 D~lay·Qpening . od.ool Tllurldi;, ... ,. THE FARMERS BANK an• SAVINGS CO. .Member Federal Reserve SJsltm · Member F.D.I.C. POMEROY, 0. 111111 160 lb. .u. center~ Rook Crow, f1.181'terbac:k; Jim White, lett hallback; Beb Adams, rlgbthaUback,andJunlor Brewer, FuUback. Tho starting defenalve lineup Your Olrs-at middle High �' ., . o.• Tt11at4is, . ' 'HOlE LAUNDRY ' . ' '' . ' 1 1968 ' .\' ,_. ,. MASON \ . AUTo · c~MPANY ' iiDDI-EPcORT, OHIO VILLAGE PHARMACY POMEROY CEMENT BLOCK CO. "The Creator of'.Rtatanallle lirug Prices" POMEROY, OHIO MlilDLEPO~T, SWISHER & LOHSE REXALL DRUGS POMEROY, OHIO THE STAR SUPPlY.. .· co •. . "!· ' ' . RACINE, OHIO .' ,. Best Wishes From All Of Us ARE .BEN fRANKLIN STORE POMEROY, OHIO MIDDLEPORT, OHIO • ' ~ ·, MOTOROLA SALE$ & SERVICE MIDDLEPORT, OHIO STIFFLER'S STORE POMEROY, OHIO · THE DAILY MAIN STREET CAFE ' POMEROY HOME & AUTO POMEROY, OHIO . _ POMEROY, OHIO . FARMERS BANK & SAVINGS CO. E. MAIN ST. POMEROY, OHIO POMEROY, OHIO RUTLAND FURNITURE CO. WESTERN AUTO STORE ARNOLD GRATE RUTLAND, OHIO MIDDLEPORT, OHIO ' V. D. EDWARDS INSURANCE "., . I' '' POMEROY, OHIO f' ; ' COCA-COLA BOTTLING CO. t.&: .• i 1 I ' t . MIDDLEPORT, OHIO SUPPORT YOUR TEAM I THE SHOE BOX "Where You Get More For Your Money" MIDDLEPORT, OHIO LYONS FOOD MARKET "Member ol Bil 3 Markets" CITY LOAN & SAVINGS CO. AAA ROAD SERVICE POMEROY, OHIO POMEROY, OHIO RALL 'S BEN FRANKLIN . i , · MEIGS GENERAL HOSPITAL I i . POMEROY, OHIO SCHEDULE OF THE. MEIGS MARAUDERS.· ,... .· · • · .. INC. FRI. FRI. FRI. FRI. FRI. FRI. FRI. FRI. FRI. FRI. '· (' = RACINE HOME NAT I RACINE, OHIO EASTERN .> . NEW YORK CLOTHING HOUSE . urmrr r·.., ; ..wwW :. . .'! • Wt::l"?"T ru~.? Sept. 13-Horth Gollio • • • • • • A . GALLIPOLIS . S.pt. 20-AI1xander • • • • • • • H < KING BUILDERS SUPPLY CO. MIDDLEPORT, OHIO . Sopt. · IJ....................Wahalfta Sept. 20 .;t.. ,_Southem Local · (Racine) Sept. 6-Morvon • • • • • • • • • H S.pt. SSooot. 13-HJ lllklot'd ~ ·;--- .. • H SoSopt. _ pt. 20- ac son • • · .~ . -. • • • A pt. S.,t. 27-Nol-viii.. Yo.j,- •• H Sopt. Oct. ~-At..,• • • ...... - ••-··. ·A - .Oct. Oct. 11-Melt• • .. • " r?. • • .. • • H: Oct. Oct. 11-Gatllpoll• .• • • • • • • A Oct. .. _ w• va. 0 ct. 25.... -nanoao, Oct. 3L.. At HciMMin Tract ROBINSON'S TRI-LUSTRE CLEANERS • ' .··WEUi1t;tt: •.;c, ·?· 6-W~,.n Local ... ~ .. • H 13-VInt<ln C:o..,ty- • • • • A 20 ---lge • • • • • • • · ·~ • H 27-L...n •- •-- • • • • • A · 4-W•II•lon·- ...... • ..... H . U-lraftton • • • • .. • • ·"' A 18-JecbOJt• • • • .. • • • •H .... I ;~:·". .~· '· · ~ ~ ~~- Cou.ttr- ., .... RACINE, OHIO . -- ' 18-Gioultor • :. • •: -. • • THIS FOOTBALL F&f'ItlRt: IS OHIO VALLEY INDUSTRIES MINERSVILLE, OHIO KEITH GOBLE FORD INC. "Your Ford Dealer" MIDDLEPORT, OHIO POMEROY FLOWER SHOP "We Wire Flowers" POMEROY, OHIO BURNS COLOR CENTER MIDDLEPORT, OHIO CROW, CROW & PORTER POMEROY, .OHIO . . ,_. • -~ TINY'S TINY1 IARGAINLAND .~' MIDDLEPORT, OHIO Sept._20.-fta..-•nswOCHI •" • • • • H ,.,., 21:..r..weroi·Hocltlno • • • H I O.rt. ANTHONY'S PLUMBING ~-Riploy, .W. Yo. • • • • -A Oct. 11-POCC.; W, v•. • • • • • H OC.. 11-lootom (Moltol • • -. H ;< "'l Oci. 25.;.S,.ncer, W. Ve. • ." • ~ ~- _ · -I SEE THE Nov~ 1-•l•nM« " - ~ .... "·' ·'" A '" • . , "' . ·' .·, tlr. ':)·- . ..1 ' ' ' ~: ,·- -,,; ~ ·-'r: ' .. ,.,.' . ' ·, ·.... v ;ov . . ·( " ,_I\\ ' . j ' " • .·-~ I, ~ ' • '. L . ~ -;. ,. \ .i-: ·....... MIDDLEPORT, OHIO ' " BANDS DAVIS· WARNER INSURANCE tOOl MIDDLEPORT DEPARTMENT · STORE POMEROY, OHIO MIDDLEPORT, OHIO .PASTRY ·sHOP . · ''POM~ROY, OHIO . •' POMEROY, OHIO SUGAR RUN FLOUR MILLS ""'' ;,·_luffolo, W. Vo. • • • • A iopt. 6-Mol" • .. - .. • • .. H S. pt. U -it n•r Cr..lt • • • • • .. A ~ • ~~·yt MIDWAY MARKET H _ .·· WAHAMA · I< . POME,ROY, OHIO .... rt•' Cr•k • • • • • • A -·- _, POMEROY NATONAL BANK ' ., ,. POMEROY, OHIO $opt. 27-Jackoon-- •·• • • • ·• ~~~ --..~ ---- MIDDLEPORT, OHIO Mov. 2-Eo•Wn • • • • • •• ~· A Oct., .t-Melsanvfii•·Y~ .... A Oct. 11-Athen• ••• ~· . ; ·••• H· Oct. 11-Meles • • • .....,..... .. A .. ·a~ . P.·.·- ' '. Member of Bil 3 Markets '( ·~.·.. '~- .2S-Alexon4or • • • • • • -' H- .:.... • _ _ _....~iiat:•··l!!' " ....... .-~~J -< ·--~ "*'.,.., ~- .. ,:.: · < •. • ' -, ' Sept, 6- VInton' -~~ SoSopt. 13-0ok Hill • · -.' -,- ·• . pt. 20-lronton-- .... •-• .. • .. :A Sopt. 26 ............ Natth Golllo Oct. 25-Wolloton ..... - .. A Oct. 25-Golll.. llo ....... A 0••· 25-L:ru::· ' .. - ...... ti ·Eealtrl ' r' . ' Oct. 5 .............. ~• , tl•"· 1-lronton • • • .. - .. - .. • H Nov. 1-Afhens .. • • • • • • • • 'A_ Nfv. 1-0.IIpoHs ..... .,-.'I ·: .J H Oct. 11 .......... Soutfwwntlll'• No.,.· ~':":VInton County·· • • ·A : M_o¥. I-. fort ftye • • .. • • •,• ·A , Mcwo 1-P,ortt~.uth'"" .. .• •.·... ~ A · Oct. 18 .......... At Al~xandtr , ··•·. ' WAID CROSS' SONS .• ..,,, 20 .. K, ... , "Ohio's Oldest Dodge Dealer" •lopt. ·~1\..th Golllo ..... - H , . .-.,t.U-Iolp•e-- .. •• .... A ();. '· ·... . ..,, {. Sopt. 6 ............. .At Falfland & ' . ('· · , R.H. RAWLINGS SONS CO. RACiNE 11-Hannan-Tfvco • ~ •; ·A NELSONVILLE-YORK _) POMEROY, OHIO Oct. LOGAN THE FABRIC SHOP ·~ Singer Sales & Service 4-fodo.. l-ltKklnt -- • H KYGER CREEK •' .a: 1 1 ' Oct. Mov. ROBINSONS LAUNDRY & DRY CLEANING 1 Oct. Oct. THOMAS G!iETT D.B.A. MIDDLEPORT, OHIO ~. .. ' S.pt, 6-H~n~lngton • • • • • • • H Sept~ 6;-:0.: Hill • • •••• ·• • tf' ,' S.pt. 6-Marletta • • • • • • • • ·A · S.pt. 13-Coal Grove • • • • • • ·A S.pt. U-Gr..,ffol4 •• .1. .. • · .:~!A · S.pt. 20-Athens ........... '"'" ":-, M S.pt. ·-Logan .. ~-- ·~.:' .. ~~ - H· 4-Kyg., Crnk .. • .. • • • H S.pt. 13-War,.n Loc:al·· ••• H S.pt. 20-Gallipollt • · ··"' ·"' • A S.pt. 71-lranton .. • • • • ...... • H_ s.,_t. 21~W•II•~ . •• • 1 .. , .. •- ~ ( 11-Foderoi•Haclting • • • H S.pt. 27-Melt• • • • • • • • • • • 'A Oct. 4-Molgl • • • • • • • .. • • 14 Oct. ~1i'onton ........ .; ...... If · Oct. ~- Lagan ·· ······ • • H Oct. 11-Jacknn • • • • • • • • ·4 Oct. 1.1l-G111 111-p011':: ... .:-';;: ..... H ,.. 18-Wahama • • • • • • • • • A Oct. 11-Welltton • • • • • • • • A Oct. 18-Logan .......... • • .... • H Oct. ·18-H•I••n•~ll~.iYotl •• .• A Oct. 25-Nel•onviii ... York • • • H - Oct~ 25..::~th•n• • •~ ............ · .... -fl , 25-Southw.. torn • • • • • H Oct. 18-lronton • • • • • • • • • H Oct. 25-Jacklon' • • • • • • "• ·A· Hovo 1-Well•ton • • • • .... • • A No¥: ,r~.-lt•· T .. • ........... " A · 2-Southern • • • • • • • • H Hov. 1-Nolaonviii~Y~~· • • • H Hov. 8-POint Pln .. nt • • • • A ., 0 ,... , I•W•..-4 rl~ ..... ~ ...-•• '- POMEROY, OHIO ·. ,,. .. _,-, ... . . "'' ji"' ~ S.Pt. 'l1-Southwo1tem • • • • • Oct. JOE'S EMPORIUM ' RUTLAND, OHIO :r.~. S.pt. 27-Ciaust•r .............. A Oct. EWINGS AMBULANCE SERVICE C: ._·Lf'.' ~ l1' ~ jACKSJJN \• · . ., · ·· MARTIN FUNERAL HOME . 1968 S.E.O.A.L. LEAGUE SCHlDULE ... H MAIN ST. POMEROY, OHIO .IN ACTION FRIDAYI ' :..~.. - 6............................................................................... ,........ ~ ...... MEIGS AT. ,W~!f~MA c· 13............................:............................................. POIMT PLEASANT. AT liii!!IGS 20.........................................................................MEIGS AT NE.L$QNVILLe,YORK 27.............................................................. :................................... ATHENS AT MEIGS 4............................................................................. , ........GALLIPOLIS'4T MEIGS . II ......,........................................................................... !................ .MI!IGS AT LOGAN 18 ............................................................................................ WELLSTON 'AT MEIGS 25............................................................................................... .MEIGS AT IRC)NTON f ......................::......:............................................................. JACKSON AT M~IGS &.................................................................. MEIGS AT PARKER$BU~G SOUTH ::::-;-;»--;:~~::;tb.·'... £Jr4cwr Sept. 6-Hannon-Troce • • • • KERMIT WALTON POMEROY, OHIO SEPT. SEPT. SEPT. SEPT. OCT. OCT. OCT. OCT. NOV. NOV. -' EBERSBACH HARDWARE SEE_YO'UR TEAM " , MIDDLEPORT, OHIO ASON UAMS I ' .... ·., :.-_. fr· ·[ . COLUMBIA GAS Of OHIO ' CITIZENS NATIONAL BANK ·'A SALUTE TO ·tHE MEIG.S MIDDLEPORT, OHIO i ." TUPPERS PLAINS, OHIO LOU'S ASHLAND SERVICE . 1 I - MIDDLEPORT, OHIO Li .. WERNER RADIO OHIO McCLURE$ DAIRY ISLE ~) MiDDLEPORT., OHIO ' ' f QUALITY .,PRINT SHOP . ., . GOESSLERS JEWELRY . ' POMEROY, 01:110 ·:; . �' ., . o.• Tt11at4is, . ' 'HOlE LAUNDRY ' . ' '' . ' 1 1968 ' .\' ,_. ,. MASON \ . AUTo · c~MPANY ' iiDDI-EPcORT, OHIO VILLAGE PHARMACY POMEROY CEMENT BLOCK CO. "The Creator of'.Rtatanallle lirug Prices" POMEROY, OHIO MlilDLEPO~T, SWISHER & LOHSE REXALL DRUGS POMEROY, OHIO THE STAR SUPPlY.. .· co •. . "!· ' ' . RACINE, OHIO .' ,. Best Wishes From All Of Us ARE .BEN fRANKLIN STORE POMEROY, OHIO MIDDLEPORT, OHIO • ' ~ ·, MOTOROLA SALE$ & SERVICE MIDDLEPORT, OHIO STIFFLER'S STORE POMEROY, OHIO · THE DAILY MAIN STREET CAFE ' POMEROY HOME & AUTO POMEROY, OHIO . _ POMEROY, OHIO . FARMERS BANK & SAVINGS CO. E. MAIN ST. POMEROY, OHIO POMEROY, OHIO RUTLAND FURNITURE CO. WESTERN AUTO STORE ARNOLD GRATE RUTLAND, OHIO MIDDLEPORT, OHIO ' V. D. EDWARDS INSURANCE "., . I' '' POMEROY, OHIO f' ; ' COCA-COLA BOTTLING CO. t.&: .• i 1 I ' t . MIDDLEPORT, OHIO SUPPORT YOUR TEAM I THE SHOE BOX "Where You Get More For Your Money" MIDDLEPORT, OHIO LYONS FOOD MARKET "Member ol Bil 3 Markets" CITY LOAN & SAVINGS CO. AAA ROAD SERVICE POMEROY, OHIO POMEROY, OHIO RALL 'S BEN FRANKLIN . i , · MEIGS GENERAL HOSPITAL I i . POMEROY, OHIO SCHEDULE OF THE. MEIGS MARAUDERS.· ,... .· · • · .. INC. FRI. FRI. FRI. FRI. FRI. FRI. FRI. FRI. FRI. FRI. '· (' = RACINE HOME NAT I RACINE, OHIO EASTERN .> . NEW YORK CLOTHING HOUSE . urmrr r·.., ; ..wwW :. . .'! • Wt::l"?"T ru~.? Sept. 13-Horth Gollio • • • • • • A . GALLIPOLIS . S.pt. 20-AI1xander • • • • • • • H < KING BUILDERS SUPPLY CO. MIDDLEPORT, OHIO . Sopt. · IJ....................Wahalfta Sept. 20 .;t.. ,_Southem Local · (Racine) Sept. 6-Morvon • • • • • • • • • H S.pt. SSooot. 13-HJ lllklot'd ~ ·;--- .. • H SoSopt. _ pt. 20- ac son • • · .~ . -. • • • A pt. S.,t. 27-Nol-viii.. Yo.j,- •• H Sopt. Oct. ~-At..,• • • ...... - ••-··. ·A - .Oct. Oct. 11-Melt• • .. • " r?. • • .. • • H: Oct. Oct. 11-Gatllpoll• .• • • • • • • A Oct. .. _ w• va. 0 ct. 25.... -nanoao, Oct. 3L.. At HciMMin Tract ROBINSON'S TRI-LUSTRE CLEANERS • ' .··WEUi1t;tt: •.;c, ·?· 6-W~,.n Local ... ~ .. • H 13-VInt<ln C:o..,ty- • • • • A 20 ---lge • • • • • • • · ·~ • H 27-L...n •- •-- • • • • • A · 4-W•II•lon·- ...... • ..... H . U-lraftton • • • • .. • • ·"' A 18-JecbOJt• • • • .. • • • •H .... I ;~:·". .~· '· · ~ ~ ~~- Cou.ttr- ., .... RACINE, OHIO . -- ' 18-Gioultor • :. • •: -. • • THIS FOOTBALL F&f'ItlRt: IS OHIO VALLEY INDUSTRIES MINERSVILLE, OHIO KEITH GOBLE FORD INC. "Your Ford Dealer" MIDDLEPORT, OHIO POMEROY FLOWER SHOP "We Wire Flowers" POMEROY, OHIO BURNS COLOR CENTER MIDDLEPORT, OHIO CROW, CROW & PORTER POMEROY, .OHIO . . ,_. • -~ TINY'S TINY1 IARGAINLAND .~' MIDDLEPORT, OHIO Sept._20.-fta..-•nswOCHI •" • • • • H ,.,., 21:..r..weroi·Hocltlno • • • H I O.rt. ANTHONY'S PLUMBING ~-Riploy, .W. Yo. • • • • -A Oct. 11-POCC.; W, v•. • • • • • H OC.. 11-lootom (Moltol • • -. H ;< "'l Oci. 25.;.S,.ncer, W. Ve. • ." • ~ ~- _ · -I SEE THE Nov~ 1-•l•nM« " - ~ .... "·' ·'" A '" • . , "' . ·' .·, tlr. ':)·- . ..1 ' ' ' ~: ,·- -,,; ~ ·-'r: ' .. ,.,.' . ' ·, ·.... v ;ov . . ·( " ,_I\\ ' . j ' " • .·-~ I, ~ ' • '. L . ~ -;. ,. \ .i-: ·....... MIDDLEPORT, OHIO ' " BANDS DAVIS· WARNER INSURANCE tOOl MIDDLEPORT DEPARTMENT · STORE POMEROY, OHIO MIDDLEPORT, OHIO .PASTRY ·sHOP . · ''POM~ROY, OHIO . •' POMEROY, OHIO SUGAR RUN FLOUR MILLS ""'' ;,·_luffolo, W. Vo. • • • • A iopt. 6-Mol" • .. - .. • • .. H S. pt. U -it n•r Cr..lt • • • • • .. A ~ • ~~·yt MIDWAY MARKET H _ .·· WAHAMA · I< . POME,ROY, OHIO .... rt•' Cr•k • • • • • • A -·- _, POMEROY NATONAL BANK ' ., ,. POMEROY, OHIO $opt. 27-Jackoon-- •·• • • • ·• ~~~ --..~ ---- MIDDLEPORT, OHIO Mov. 2-Eo•Wn • • • • • •• ~· A Oct., .t-Melsanvfii•·Y~ .... A Oct. 11-Athen• ••• ~· . ; ·••• H· Oct. 11-Meles • • • .....,..... .. A .. ·a~ . P.·.·- ' '. Member of Bil 3 Markets '( ·~.·.. '~- .2S-Alexon4or • • • • • • -' H- .:.... • _ _ _....~iiat:•··l!!' " ....... .-~~J -< ·--~ "*'.,.., ~- .. ,:.: · < •. • ' -, ' Sept, 6- VInton' -~~ SoSopt. 13-0ok Hill • · -.' -,- ·• . pt. 20-lronton-- .... •-• .. • .. :A Sopt. 26 ............ Natth Golllo Oct. 25-Wolloton ..... - .. A Oct. 25-Golll.. llo ....... A 0••· 25-L:ru::· ' .. - ...... ti ·Eealtrl ' r' . ' Oct. 5 .............. ~• , tl•"· 1-lronton • • • .. - .. - .. • H Nov. 1-Afhens .. • • • • • • • • 'A_ Nfv. 1-0.IIpoHs ..... .,-.'I ·: .J H Oct. 11 .......... Soutfwwntlll'• No.,.· ~':":VInton County·· • • ·A : M_o¥. I-. fort ftye • • .. • • •,• ·A , Mcwo 1-P,ortt~.uth'"" .. .• •.·... ~ A · Oct. 18 .......... At Al~xandtr , ··•·. ' WAID CROSS' SONS .• ..,,, 20 .. K, ... , "Ohio's Oldest Dodge Dealer" •lopt. ·~1\..th Golllo ..... - H , . .-.,t.U-Iolp•e-- .. •• .... A ();. '· ·... . ..,, {. Sopt. 6 ............. .At Falfland & ' . ('· · , R.H. RAWLINGS SONS CO. RACiNE 11-Hannan-Tfvco • ~ •; ·A NELSONVILLE-YORK _) POMEROY, OHIO Oct. LOGAN THE FABRIC SHOP ·~ Singer Sales & Service 4-fodo.. l-ltKklnt -- • H KYGER CREEK •' .a: 1 1 ' Oct. Mov. ROBINSONS LAUNDRY & DRY CLEANING 1 Oct. Oct. THOMAS G!iETT D.B.A. MIDDLEPORT, OHIO ~. .. ' S.pt, 6-H~n~lngton • • • • • • • H Sept~ 6;-:0.: Hill • • •••• ·• • tf' ,' S.pt. 6-Marletta • • • • • • • • ·A · S.pt. 13-Coal Grove • • • • • • ·A S.pt. U-Gr..,ffol4 •• .1. .. • · .:~!A · S.pt. 20-Athens ........... '"'" ":-, M S.pt. ·-Logan .. ~-- ·~.:' .. ~~ - H· 4-Kyg., Crnk .. • .. • • • H S.pt. 13-War,.n Loc:al·· ••• H S.pt. 20-Gallipollt • · ··"' ·"' • A S.pt. 71-lranton .. • • • • ...... • H_ s.,_t. 21~W•II•~ . •• • 1 .. , .. •- ~ ( 11-Foderoi•Haclting • • • H S.pt. 27-Melt• • • • • • • • • • • 'A Oct. 4-Molgl • • • • • • • .. • • 14 Oct. ~1i'onton ........ .; ...... If · Oct. ~- Lagan ·· ······ • • H Oct. 11-Jacknn • • • • • • • • ·4 Oct. 1.1l-G111 111-p011':: ... .:-';;: ..... H ,.. 18-Wahama • • • • • • • • • A Oct. 11-Welltton • • • • • • • • A Oct. 18-Logan .......... • • .... • H Oct. ·18-H•I••n•~ll~.iYotl •• .• A Oct. 25-Nel•onviii ... York • • • H - Oct~ 25..::~th•n• • •~ ............ · .... -fl , 25-Southw.. torn • • • • • H Oct. 18-lronton • • • • • • • • • H Oct. 25-Jacklon' • • • • • • "• ·A· Hovo 1-Well•ton • • • • .... • • A No¥: ,r~.-lt•· T .. • ........... " A · 2-Southern • • • • • • • • H Hov. 1-Nolaonviii~Y~~· • • • H Hov. 8-POint Pln .. nt • • • • A ., 0 ,... , I•W•..-4 rl~ ..... ~ ...-•• '- POMEROY, OHIO ·. ,,. .. _,-, ... . . "'' ji"' ~ S.Pt. 'l1-Southwo1tem • • • • • Oct. JOE'S EMPORIUM ' RUTLAND, OHIO :r.~. S.pt. 27-Ciaust•r .............. A Oct. EWINGS AMBULANCE SERVICE C: ._·Lf'.' ~ l1' ~ jACKSJJN \• · . ., · ·· MARTIN FUNERAL HOME . 1968 S.E.O.A.L. LEAGUE SCHlDULE ... H MAIN ST. POMEROY, OHIO .IN ACTION FRIDAYI ' :..~.. - 6............................................................................... ,........ ~ ...... MEIGS AT. ,W~!f~MA c· 13............................:............................................. POIMT PLEASANT. AT liii!!IGS 20.........................................................................MEIGS AT NE.L$QNVILLe,YORK 27.............................................................. :................................... ATHENS AT MEIGS 4............................................................................. , ........GALLIPOLIS'4T MEIGS . II ......,........................................................................... !................ .MI!IGS AT LOGAN 18 ............................................................................................ WELLSTON 'AT MEIGS 25............................................................................................... .MEIGS AT IRC)NTON f ......................::......:............................................................. JACKSON AT M~IGS &.................................................................. MEIGS AT PARKER$BU~G SOUTH ::::-;-;»--;:~~::;tb.·'... £Jr4cwr Sept. 6-Hannon-Troce • • • • KERMIT WALTON POMEROY, OHIO SEPT. SEPT. SEPT. SEPT. OCT. OCT. OCT. OCT. NOV. NOV. -' EBERSBACH HARDWARE SEE_YO'UR TEAM " , MIDDLEPORT, OHIO ASON UAMS I ' .... ·., :.-_. fr· ·[ . COLUMBIA GAS Of OHIO ' CITIZENS NATIONAL BANK ·'A SALUTE TO ·tHE MEIG.S MIDDLEPORT, OHIO i ." TUPPERS PLAINS, OHIO LOU'S ASHLAND SERVICE . 1 I - MIDDLEPORT, OHIO Li .. WERNER RADIO OHIO McCLURE$ DAIRY ISLE ~) MiDDLEPORT., OHIO ' ' f QUALITY .,PRINT SHOP . ., . GOESSLERS JEWELRY . ' POMEROY, 01:110 ·:; . �'· ' "{ t' • ' I ' \ •' , SIIIIIIIIOI, Pomeroy-Middleport, o., Thurodt.v, SOJR. 5, 1968 A'· LIDLE 'HOMEWORK~ .i\f~ . • ..... ......... .... . . ,.......... Sale _ ~ •. l j ; ' ' • ' ··r ·.:·~.pr~de ~~suliS: ·.·· •' '~ ' '-!" ...~ ., , '· .1, '· '~ . \. t. '' ' '·\1·~ ... , ,. WNirrM . ~ ·.::::,.. ..... IIMiaa. ' ~ - ......,.... • c.rr...tt.N .. . lfll ... iMI IMflt t LIJII'I, hf Diy .. , ........ ................ ..,. .......... ... ....................... ...... ....................... I . .ULATtOMI """' , .... 11 INIIena~ll. TM ,.,..I1Mr Will Mt JIM' WaM M .. nice MNIMUM Cilia,.. 7Jc ~· thrwe .....,.. .........,...... 1t ...... ,., II elMs ,... WeN llx u ..., e.ftt DIICIIUIIt .,.. ... ~w •""'" ~ft&HUII. . M'l H.. .. It dan. CAIO O' TN&Nitl A HITUAIY 11.11 fN II weN Mlftln~•"' · Ia. a.......... ..,... ... .LIMD ADI Allllft'*"'l Uc C....,. ,.r ......,._ N1111111Ht, O.PICI NOU•I ,.,. ...... t. I•H ~· · Dalty te1t1M NHtt Ia~ fltl CAR HOPS. app]J In penon at Cl<lw's steak House. Pome'tr1J8-J8.U< . . ." " ..... """' IRIIrrMI .......,..,., ·-- Help Wanted a.• Card Of Th•nka I WANT to express my sincere thanics to nurses and nurses aides , Dr. Ridgway, Dr. Pickens and Dr. Telle for care FULL TIME and part Ume work. Phone 982-9943. 11-«tp For to;, STORY home, S bedrooml, bath, utillty room, otorm doon, and wlndowa, aiding, two car garage. garden spot, drilled well, two ctstems, plus several other features. Located on nice lol approdmately I II mllea from Ru~ land on !be Rutlaad-Harrlsonvllle Road. Phone 7C. 4622. f-1-tle ROUND WOOD ALL SPECIES . Maximum Dial't'l•t•r 10 hi. lite ontr CiftATI• TOY LADIES earn f25.00 an evening demonstrating toys Call Pomeroy and gifts. No Investment, color catalog. Car and phone 614-992·2181 necessary. Write Toy Ladles Party Plan, Johnatown, Penn- ' SPECIAL STEREO, 1968 Ear]J American stereo radio comaylvanla. 9-Htp For Sale bination. Beautiful solid state FIVE ROOM bouse, .bath, 12 unit with 4 opeed changer. For S1le or Trade acres. Sell on land contract. Pay balance of $99.12 or mOII1967 M!ISTANG, 11-cyUnder, S. Write Box 1168C. In care of thly payments of 16. Also speed, 1968 Chevrolet Caprice, Tho DaUy Sentinel, Pomeroy. have repossessed stereo In automatic. power steering and 11-5-etp walnut cabinet. 4 speaker hrakea, financing available, sound system. 4 opeed dual phone 119U547 after 5 phone volume control. Balance of SIX ROOM house, bath, fur912-,1748. 7~1-tle nlshed or unfurnished, In $84.11 or monthly payments Syracuse. Phone 992-3565. of $5. Phone 992.3218. 9-l~te STORE EQUIPMENT for sale 9-5-6tc --- Mlnimum •Lenath .4 fHt ss.oo Wheel Alignment 5~55 PER TON DELIVERED TO OHIO PALLET CO. 992-2689 POMEROY, OtliO - OIUHNANCI NO. ..,..... An OhllftMM ....,. •.,. Dwtllt Htl .. W.rlllnt . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Da- .s. " orP1Md bp tbe Coudl .. tiM ViDqe of lllllddleJIOit .. toUoftl lee. J. A werlr: lld»dWe for I"'Uett Offleeh 'N1ll be aet UP b7 the MQ'or and po.t...-1 011 BulLeUD Boll.rd all Frf. ri&J' of a•ch wnll: tor tba follawbls ..,arlt wHIL Afl7 Pallce OHit:M' .... ....... I, ' I 4 ' -· .! ,... --=- --- 3 ROOMS mmEN'i' !lUte ~IERS wantwith 111011 ed for Marauders, Eagles, GRAVELY alladunellta, Phone 19UI41. Tornado, White Falcon fool.. f-1-ite bill pmes to keep complete pme llatllliel and c:ompose pme reporll Friday nights ' 1!16S TRIUMPH BonnevDie ...,. ~le. l'llono a.ester ... ~ 111"17 NOVember. Pr&3350 ar ... at Newell'• 91111' fer Ia each scbonl. Call oco. 1-l-llp 'l'be Dolly StDIIael. Phone dJJJi. Clf Cbelter Tan- ANTIQUES, cut glass, fuml.. lllblll, . . . .. eYenblgl. ·.:. to.ftp _ lure. phone 1192-J747. N«c .me . New Furniture CARIB WAIIIII IN MiDDLEPOII l ONLY .fAYE MAIUY MltW~e,trt,o. $'299 $30.00 ..... ~ ... ·~· . ON, .,.. (IUVIIIIat , . . . CONTACT Turtle grasa Is a true grass fOUDd In tropical waters. It ahelters animal llle. such as the starfisb, young octopi and even sea turtles. Ell.,_ CO. w. -' I .. 'I ~' -) -GUARANI'EEDPHONE 992·2094 VCUR CBNTAL HEALTH ' . Selecting a Denti$t· In a Strange City HOBSTETT.ER REALTY 't . ' -: Pomeroy Home & AUfOI • E. MJIIn ""'-J,_0 and kindness shown me during my stay In Veterans Me- or trade for house trailer. M FIVE ROOM house, close to morial Hospital; to those who & G ~'ood Market, three miles town. hospital and «boo! In aouth of Middleport on Rt. 7. Real Estate For Sale slrlq U.. oU mu.t DOtJb lbe Mar• sent me cards and visited me, Pomeroy, Phone 992-22'11. 9->-3tp or ar Pntldlat of CGUDCU 11 baUn Rev. Watson, Rev . Young, In ldYun. 9-l-6tc See. D. Na IMD!Ibtlr d tbe Pa~ Rev. Lukens. Rev. r. oldsberDepattalent wa taa .,.,. vw.p ry, Rev . Dannie Brown, Revs. ~~e,. ba...., wtt.ll 11.1m wbft au dub'. 1965 RAMBLER In good con-' except the 1Ee1 1o UN KaJOr'a office For Rent Freeland and Charles Norris dition, Phone 992-2271. t.or. 'J'ha an mu.t be at'alllbla al. •U u - La t.lle MA~or, Praldent of for klndness, and also pray- EFFICIENCY two bedroom 11-l~te <:ouncU. or <:!eriE. en sent In my behalf. Bless furnlslled apartment, Phona GEO. HOBS1 E 1 I ER, Broker sec. UL Parldnl meten rn111t be 1our11 oub 4e1 dUrin~ tbll 11112-l2M. f-l-Ue POODLE PUPPIES. AKC Toy ?OMEROY - llh Acres, 6 cllecbd you all. haura o« pukinJ, U fOI' up nuo~ liM ltftkft hu oliMr du.U. to plr· Mrs. Jel'll9ha Shomway rooms, 3 bedrooma, storm miniature. $75 and un . Stud fonn allllll unaot llheclr. me\eh, tbll 9->-ltp FURNISHED and unfurnished service and gTooming. Phone doors and windows . Front eullnatton mul be l'ftOI'dld on lbll apartments. Cloaa to school. 992-5443. c.'•lll' r"llpclri. porch, basement. II 3 tic AU Polke Ofllcen mutt npart UMI Phone 992-5434. 10-18-Uc r.umber of 'riab!Uon• eo d•lb' reporl f'OMEROY - 3 story brick on Notice 1nd rnud report all mel.erl whkh East Main. VeJ1' reasonable. an oul of order. BAND EVERY Friday from 9 TRAILER SPACE, all utDitles AKC Golden Retriever puppies. Sec. IV . Pu~q Meter flu UCII:e1l 524 Ash St., Middleport. 992- Sll ACRES - 15 acres of botp.m. to 2 a.m. Best band In rnuat H nmaftd from IJne box at available. Inquire 156 Mulber5413. 6-23-Uc tom , 2 barns, one for sheep. the aDd oJ 3:00 P .II. thllt and •• t.lle the area. Shenang Springs tnct of 11 :00 P .ll. 1hJfl b)' officer on ry alter 3 or 5 p.m. Write P. Large house of 8 rooms, 1"h &al7 and placo4 111 collection bn .t Nile Club. ~te 0. Bo• 425 Pomeroy. 5-29-tfc KENNEBEC Potatoes, Charles Oltk:O. ill arUr U.al violabaths, full basement, porches, Ma,yor'a t101111 can be procetlid alter tile If. Hllton, Portland, 8-29-25te !nd house of 5 rooms. Build- huuro vk»I&Uon bu aceurre<l. THE MEIGS County Fish and FURNISHED GARAGE apartSee. V. Wee~ mHUnp with Poing lots and mineral~. Game Assn., will have a very llee Offlllllhl .11111d 'be uUIId. 111 Ul.a ment on Uncoln Hill. UWitles POTATOES, WATERMELONS. HELEN or VIRGIL TEAFORD Nt.Yaf or Pret1deat ol Cou~~eU IID4 Important meeting Friday at miautu af Nllh meetlaJ maft to" paid; adults only. Phone 992phoue 843-2:254 Clarence Prof- ASSOCIATE I9W3%5 the II~• .-cntary. Tbe JIQ'or 7:30 p.m. at the Se<ond Ward 3481. 0-18-tfc or Prftldanl al COUncil •hall PI"!· fitt, Portland. 8-29-tfc SYRACUSE Fire House. All membera are tide aver -UAJ. Sec. VI. ne KQ'Of ot the VWap ll-5-3te urged t.o attend. IH-3tc THREE ROOM furnished apart.., 1o executa the blrtlll and dilchar2 STORY bouse In Racine, 6 -'"11: at ..,. Police otneer. Wbea meat, phone 1192-5990. 8-25-Uc birtnJ .. Polka Offker ..... 11'701' rooms, bath, large porch, gaNO TRESPASSING or bunting 1ball pre.ent Ule name of penon lo rage, workshop. basement, Business Services bll b1red befor. Couacll lor IPPtoYal on my property. Addie R. '!'RAILER LOTS. Bob's Moblle at. OM flrat ruullr -tln1 al eo-. gas heat, shade, Ideal locaRADIO AND TV REPAIR, house Barton, Rt. I, Racine. Ohio. ell. Ooort,Syr~.Ohloon~ s-. VII. Aay olh<:er fa1Un1 t.o tion for children. See Willie calls, antenna. sale and In- perform 11-«tp h.. duUu, NJanlleu of Rt. IU, Phone 192-2951. Davis or Phone 949-30%3. stallation. Jobo Harrison, 701 •e•Uaer condltlonl, wtU automatle· t-11-Uc be dladlarpd. 9-Htp Broadway St., Middleport, aDy FOR TRADE-Cub for anSee. VIII. All puldaJ maW 'UCII· phone 982-2522. 7-14-Uc et. .atb repo111 muat be flied wUb tiq...,. WUliam Ramm, Mid- FURNillHED TWO BEDROOM tba <:ler• on the flni day of each l968 STEREO, lovely walnut JRGnih, tlc:Uta 1D canaecutlve af'dlllr. dleport. 8-28-301p APARTMENT, Middleport, AD¥ PaUce Offtller eaUed console with AM and FM ra- CURTISS breedlll.! service ol outSec.farIX.eatra dUL)" m\11\ be approv· phone Jm.3174. 8-9-tle dio, automatic floating turn ed by tba MaJOI' or PH.. daat af 21 different breeds, cattle sirTHERE will he a gun shoot table. Take over payments of es or 4 breeds of goat bucks, ' See. X. All Poliee Offlc•n mud Sunday, September a. begin- TRAILER SPACE, ready to $5.110 per month or pay balby calling Parker 992-2264, Po- 111111:11 a reuurae cheek al a.,. pablic ning at noon al the F,..ked book up. private, plenty of · ance due, $101.21. This set meroy or 667.,'!251 Coolville. Ptbel'lllC· &.e. XI . No Pollee OHIIler bu tha Run Spottsman Club. Everyroom for children to play. autborttl' W ,., bond ar tako D'IODef sold much higher. Try It In 8-25-$llc " one is welcome. 9+4tc for bood fnm UJ penan. TiM llaJ· Phone JI92.J904. 8-14-Uc or or Prqldent of CouneU InUit Mt your home. Call 992-2836. boDd aDd """ 1 reeelpL tor ..ma; 9-4-6tc C. C. BRADFORD I WILL on! he responsible for FIVE ROOMS, bath, furnished or OM M•YDr'• aftHllrJ' may ac..ept tba 1taDd mauey and nllllt to AUCI'IONEER any debts other than my own. tbe llaPOr. apartment. Ill & G Market, tO PAYMENTS of $5 or Ml Complete Service lee. XU. AU Orclla&~~eea af U. H8uie lklbertson. Syracuse, three miles south of MiddleVU1a1• mult M •vaUabla for •II of. Nt-38!1 Pboae cash. Must sen 1968 .. wing Ohio. 9-4-Jtp fkt'H II Ill UaiM. port on Rt. 7. 11-~tp Sec. XID . Par-.Dal llat.er moner machine. Fully equipped to Crltt Bnodford 111\U\ be t&lwD from metan eD llaD.· Racine, Ohio zig zag. make bottonholes, 4U of each Wfttl b)' tba ofllcfl' aa [IIAND Friday and Satw'day at GOOD rent in the country, st. Two ptnaDI Dlul .,...., sew on buttons, etc. 3 months S 1 tic dutJ. Jack'a Club on Harrisonville wtMa nmoVIal lllGDQ' fnua eDllec· rooma and bath, three beduan eui and eollactlan bo•. 'I'M old. Call 992-2836. 11-«tc Rd. off Rt. 1, Gayle McDonmo.-r~y llhiD ba eeun\ed, Wl'apped rooma, large basement. play Am CONDITIONING Refrl~.r­ ald and bll Drifter's Country aDd pr.p11'114 for bl>nldllll· room and garage, bas on 1968 SCHULT MobUe Home, See. XIV. No PolLee Offleu Mall atlon service. Jack's Refrig- rellllia Music. IH-3tc ill au ptae. more tbd Ia beat and Is Insulated, drilled eration, New Haven. hone mtnulea at 1 \law. brand new, lhSO, two bedweD and oprlng house, Large a.c. xv. &ac~a Pollee Oftlcer an 4 8 tic rooms, will sell or trade in 1182-2079. BAND every Friday from 9 adYIH bLI nUIIf afftcer of &a1 ugarden and 5G acres of fenUTIU.. .la the VU~an. on good property. S. D. Bus. p.m. to 2 a.m. Shenang !lee. XVI. A 41111 1ar; U.U ba nbced pasture for a pony or c:ow kirk. 846 Plum street, Mid- READY MTX concrde deliv- lllltted ~ panoll. *aWIDI ..,_ Spr!np Nile Club. 8-4-4te If deaired, school bus atops of olldli tmPloPM. ered right to your project. aad~ee.baun dleport. 9-Htp xvn. All 01no.r. abll eDQo at the door. Located In a Fast and easy. Free esti- duet the-',.. lB a aaun.tlua llllft"irlLL DO aawlng at home quiet. peaceful valley a few 46 INCH Sorrel Pony, 7 years mates. Phone 982-3284, Goeg- Dil at au tlmel. zippers, pockets, pegging. aec. xvm. All MaJea. ....niWldl" minutes drive from Racine. leln Ready • Mix Co., Middle- ,.hkb ll NeOYend bJ 1M Polkla Pa• old, $50.110. See at Jake Lee's hemming, alteratlons, ole. rartmaut ahaD 11e aated o Uw dlllJ Call Esther West, 949-211119. port, Oblo. 6 30 tie lal and aiWI be NNIMd to ta. pasture at Racine, Ohio. • Mn. Freddie Thabet. Malon, awoer u IOGD u tbt Mad for tM 11-«te 9-4-stc Phone m-5651. f.».tfc ....... IQlnd IDI' ~ af m. BUDGET PRICE fumllure on lUX. . . . Offteer .uu bQ 3 ROOM furnlahed apartment, 00 OLIVER tractor mowing our tblrd floor budget shop. • lac. lo1 of an complaint.. •Wnc forUI HAPPY HOUR, Shenang Springs front and back entrance, all Baker Fumlture, Middleport, dltl U.. of calL tbe nmn of Ute machine 8lld cultivators Nile Club, 5 to 6 p.m. Mo• t'OIDPlllal and tba M!U(Ifl tilteD ID convenlen<es, upslalrs, hack Ohio. ? 23 tic f t ....... u.r.&e. $250.110, I II ton GMC 1115li day tbru Friday. Ladles nJs111 lee. U . &ach Oflleaor COIIacUDI porch. Phone JI92.J134. 9-4-!tc good ~•ape $200.110. G. A. every Friday. utfc 111eler _ , . IIIWl rued Ill --... ot arder 1M if lJI a n..a•W. Deem, Racine, Ohio. 9-4-3te SEWING MACHINES, repair o11t lnlf&b of t1ma DOt fln4. eu npue; servl,.,, all makes. WY Z. Pets For 5ale Nme \a 111701' or Plwlde•t of C..... NOW OPEN from 10 A.lil. II> 10 3284. The Fabric Shop, Pom- dl. P.M. the S&W Drive In on ~CIINAUZERS, Oocters, Pood- 7 ROOMS AND BATH. t-213 lee. Xlll. Tbla ord1aua ll tor tbl hullb, NlhQ- •Dd -Han Ill . . les and Westies 'White SootACRES. QUARTER MILE eroy. AuthorlzOO Singer Sales ,.,.,... !be by-pass Rt. 1. Soli Ice of :Middleport. and Service. We Sharpen ties'' also breeding stoet. FROM POMEROY CORPORSee. XXII . T!lla OrdiiWlea IbiD <ream, good food, speelals on Scl..ors. · ii-Z9-ilc taU affed •IMI 1M In tOI'ft tnm llarkaroo Kennels, Coolville, ATION LIMITS. CAlL Monday and Thursday. aDd aftM' A.UJUI a_ a-. 0. 457ZS. 8-~ Plllled 11M l3zd dar al Auut WEEKENDS ONLY 192-Z969. 8-WOie CIGARETI'E vending machines 11-«lc ..011111 w. UIKLI and service. ABC Enterprises, r......w.~ .. c...... For Sale Atteltt . _ . ....... C.... WPI'tad To Buv Muon, W. Va. Phone 'I'IU54S. H8;NIIe SENG. diggers, ginseng $32 lb., GENTLE MARE PONY and 14 FT. SKIFF, 3.8 motor, oara, »Uc phone 949-4272. 9-4-«e colt. cheap, Vernon Weber, IIIJ.'I<e root M.5G lb., Col. Seal ~ $2't5 lb. Bill Bailey, Reeds- Rntland. Phone 74U825. Insurance CORNER END lable, mahog8-JMie ville. 9->-81< any, ezceUent condlllon. AUTOMOBILE Insurance bee• eanceRed? Lost your operatPhone 1192-:1441 after 7 p.m. NTIQUES. fumlture, dllhes. FIVE ROOM HOUSE 8lld bath, »8tp . or's Ueense? can 1192-2968. attached garage. one • thlnl mil<ellaneoua. liln. llowanl I IStre ....., ground, 225 Broadway, Cedi, 8110 W. Main St., Porno10 • 20 Sears trailer awning, Middleport. Phone 192-048'1. . ...,. 1-ZS.tlc snow loading kit, $140. Brand 8-»..tc new. Phone ti!IJ.29011 or 1192GIRL'S bicycle, English type ZWI. 9-5-6tc MALE BASSET bound p u p 1. preferred. Phone Mt-22ZT. Pboae 915 ms, Marlaret t+Stp Groce, Long Bottom. a..».6tc NICE PONIES. your choice ol 10 bead, $40. Eskey Hill, ·p.. Help Wanted meroy. Pllolle 192-U. 1-Wtc SOMEONE to woot in yard and BRACE yourself lor a thrW the Drat Ume you uae Blue plden. Write Cynthia LohLuolre. Relit electric sbamHelp Wanted IIID& 3'11 Part St., Mldc!Jepooer. $1. Baker Furniture. porl 9->-S(c \! ...... -' ,, Mlnlmun"i Dlomotor 2 ln. .· By WILLIAM LAWRENCE, D.D.S. How SHOULD one choose a dentist when he Is a stranger in town? You can use the shotgun method. 0 p e n the yellow pages, s t i c k a pin into a name; or select an address that's near or one that has some "class"; or ask a neighbor or friend , or policeman or nurse, or the guy who sits next to you at tbe office. You may be lucky and get the "right" dentist, but you take your chances. It's more prudent to make your selec tion after careful considerations : ability, personality, age, 4 Here are some hjnts: I. Ask -your old dentist to recommend a dentist In yout new locailon. He will o~n know a clasolnate or;lrlend. 2. Call the I o c a I dental assocl&tion. 3. Your employer may have, a panel of dentists to recommend. 4. If you are In a university . town that has a dental school. ' ask lhem to recommend someone · 5. Call the local hospital. , 6. II you have an Immediate '. problem, go to the emergency room of your local hospital. One thing you shouldn't do: Don't walk In on a dentist. Most dentists object to this casual approach. They feel that you haven't selected them for their ability, but unfy for availability. . location, t y p e of specialty, personal and o«k:e cleanllness, fee schedule, whether he t a k e s care of children, whether he Is too booked up to see you without a long wait, ll he Is kind, If you can talk with him, If he runs a "shop" with many operating rooms, if he keeps patients waiting, etc. In some cities the problem is compounded by a shortage of dentists who are so busy that you really need Influence to get them to lake you on as a patient. ~ ·-· Today's Almanac ' 'I ,,11I,, By United Press International Today is Thursday, Sept.S, the 249th day of 1968 with ll7 to follow. The moon is between lts nrst qliarter and· fiilr phase: The morning star is Mars. TR"r' PIC\( tJP va<I!RAT The evening stan are saturn and Venus. On this day in history: In 1774 the first cootlnental Congress was h~ld In secret in Philadelphia. In 1882 some 10,000 workmen took part in the !lr11t Labor Da,y para<le in New York City, In 1896 because of the gold rush In the Klorxllke, the tlrst beefsteak to reach Circle City, Alaska, sold lor $48 a pound. In 1965 Dr. Albert Schweitzer, . worldM known healer of the slck in Africa, died fn Lambarene, Gabon, at the age or 90. A thought lor the cial': BriUah actor Cooley Clber, once said"Otl how miUIJ' tOrments lie in the small circle or a wedding ring." AH' TAI<E OFf, OL' SAGo' ~!' I .' 67 CHEV. BEL AIR--··----· · ·---- $2395 ' Less than 16,000 mUes by local owner. VB eng:lae, PawergUde trans., radio. ivory over blue ft.nl.sh. Whitewall ttre1 show little wear. 4 door. 66 CHEVELLE ·- • • ·-- • • • - - • - • ·-- $1995 4 door HT, local owner, low mUeage car, beige nntsh with matchif1t lnterior: w+W, llkenew, V8,auto. trans., P. S., radio all! heater. 66CHEVELLE··················$2~ SS396 HT C<q>e, 4 opeod lraos., Posltractlon. Wide ovoJ tires, red Interior. Whlte finish. Rodloandheater. Real performance: ----------= SPECIALS OF 1'HE WEEK • •·'" '·'~ ri 196Z CHEVY li • ·- ·- ·- ·- • • - ·- - -- • -$699 Solid carbon dioxide Is called dry fee because it does not return to Uquld form when It melts but changes dlrecUy Into a gas. H'J' Cpe. local. oner car. Red tbdsh. std. trans., radio. 1959 RAMBLER WAGON • • - - - • • • - • - - -$Z95 std. Trana., Slllld body, good Ures. 1965 GMC PICKUP • • • • • • • - • - • • • - • •$1195 8 Ft. F1eetstde, good Ureo, 6 cyL eQgine. Priced be1otr market price. · -. ·---=-----=------===-· 1965 CORVAIR -- ·- -• ~· ·- ·- • • • ·- ·- $1395 mil-, 4 dr. loor w-- \ apode~ clear vi!IYI tnter!or, bucket seati, new tlret, 140 Ill> eJW!ne, wltll auto. trans., rodlo and beater. A nice one. ;.. 1965 CHEVELLE -·: -• ·-- • ; • ·.--- $1595 Malibu Coov. VB eJW!ne, power!!114t. ndlo, hooter, new whitftDII Urea, ......, OX\Ol'lor llnlsh wUh white IIY100 U>p, vi!IY1 Interior .trim. 1965 FORD - - • - • ~ :-; • • • - - • • ~ • - - - -$1595 Golaxle 4 dcior, black lln!iiooi'INDinterior, good,......,. Uret, V8 eagtae~ auto. ·trau.. •. power· lfeert~ radio, heater, sharp 1 owner car.. , Wlo!AT A MAN CALLED H16 SPENt:miii!FT" WIFE. 196Z CADIIUC • • • • • • • • • • • SPECIAL $999 HT Col(le, good white wall tlru, ~ power Ollul!>meat tn,. . clutllJw 6 11"11 seal, P<Me, wiDIDiro, IIPOIIeaa lutertor, R&H_ 1964 CORVAIR • ·- • • • • • • • • • • • ·--- ·$995 Silkier, 2dr. blaek!WIII,&OI!"Ur's. hpd. Didio aod holler, I MODEL ~LEAttAN~E·.N~W '68 CHEVROLET$! SAVE THE WPftT:H OWNING! SEVE,Rj'L:IIE~ C~~~~r~~~~~.~ AT GREAT SAVINGS co.· ' i' HIM 'ltlt.i GOT A POIMT 1 ' .I �'· ' "{ t' • ' I ' \ •' , SIIIIIIIIOI, Pomeroy-Middleport, o., Thurodt.v, SOJR. 5, 1968 A'· LIDLE 'HOMEWORK~ .i\f~ . • ..... ......... .... . . ,.......... Sale _ ~ •. l j ; ' ' • ' ··r ·.:·~.pr~de ~~suliS: ·.·· •' '~ ' '-!" ...~ ., , '· .1, '· '~ . \. t. '' ' '·\1·~ ... , ,. WNirrM . ~ ·.::::,.. ..... IIMiaa. ' ~ - ......,.... • c.rr...tt.N .. . lfll ... iMI IMflt t LIJII'I, hf Diy .. , ........ ................ ..,. .......... ... ....................... ...... ....................... I . .ULATtOMI """' , .... 11 INIIena~ll. TM ,.,..I1Mr Will Mt JIM' WaM M .. nice MNIMUM Cilia,.. 7Jc ~· thrwe .....,.. .........,...... 1t ...... ,., II elMs ,... WeN llx u ..., e.ftt DIICIIUIIt .,.. ... ~w •""'" ~ft&HUII. . M'l H.. .. It dan. CAIO O' TN&Nitl A HITUAIY 11.11 fN II weN Mlftln~•"' · Ia. a.......... ..,... ... .LIMD ADI Allllft'*"'l Uc C....,. ,.r ......,._ N1111111Ht, O.PICI NOU•I ,.,. ...... t. I•H ~· · Dalty te1t1M NHtt Ia~ fltl CAR HOPS. app]J In penon at Cl<lw's steak House. Pome'tr1J8-J8.U< . . ." " ..... """' IRIIrrMI .......,..,., ·-- Help Wanted a.• Card Of Th•nka I WANT to express my sincere thanics to nurses and nurses aides , Dr. Ridgway, Dr. Pickens and Dr. Telle for care FULL TIME and part Ume work. Phone 982-9943. 11-«tp For to;, STORY home, S bedrooml, bath, utillty room, otorm doon, and wlndowa, aiding, two car garage. garden spot, drilled well, two ctstems, plus several other features. Located on nice lol approdmately I II mllea from Ru~ land on !be Rutlaad-Harrlsonvllle Road. Phone 7C. 4622. f-1-tle ROUND WOOD ALL SPECIES . Maximum Dial't'l•t•r 10 hi. lite ontr CiftATI• TOY LADIES earn f25.00 an evening demonstrating toys Call Pomeroy and gifts. No Investment, color catalog. Car and phone 614-992·2181 necessary. Write Toy Ladles Party Plan, Johnatown, Penn- ' SPECIAL STEREO, 1968 Ear]J American stereo radio comaylvanla. 9-Htp For Sale bination. Beautiful solid state FIVE ROOM bouse, .bath, 12 unit with 4 opeed changer. For S1le or Trade acres. Sell on land contract. Pay balance of $99.12 or mOII1967 M!ISTANG, 11-cyUnder, S. Write Box 1168C. In care of thly payments of 16. Also speed, 1968 Chevrolet Caprice, Tho DaUy Sentinel, Pomeroy. have repossessed stereo In automatic. power steering and 11-5-etp walnut cabinet. 4 speaker hrakea, financing available, sound system. 4 opeed dual phone 119U547 after 5 phone volume control. Balance of SIX ROOM house, bath, fur912-,1748. 7~1-tle nlshed or unfurnished, In $84.11 or monthly payments Syracuse. Phone 992-3565. of $5. Phone 992.3218. 9-l~te STORE EQUIPMENT for sale 9-5-6tc --- Mlnimum •Lenath .4 fHt ss.oo Wheel Alignment 5~55 PER TON DELIVERED TO OHIO PALLET CO. 992-2689 POMEROY, OtliO - OIUHNANCI NO. ..,..... An OhllftMM ....,. •.,. Dwtllt Htl .. W.rlllnt . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Da- .s. " orP1Md bp tbe Coudl .. tiM ViDqe of lllllddleJIOit .. toUoftl lee. J. A werlr: lld»dWe for I"'Uett Offleeh 'N1ll be aet UP b7 the MQ'or and po.t...-1 011 BulLeUD Boll.rd all Frf. ri&J' of a•ch wnll: tor tba follawbls ..,arlt wHIL Afl7 Pallce OHit:M' .... ....... I, ' I 4 ' -· .! ,... --=- --- 3 ROOMS mmEN'i' !lUte ~IERS wantwith 111011 ed for Marauders, Eagles, GRAVELY alladunellta, Phone 19UI41. Tornado, White Falcon fool.. f-1-ite bill pmes to keep complete pme llatllliel and c:ompose pme reporll Friday nights ' 1!16S TRIUMPH BonnevDie ...,. ~le. l'llono a.ester ... ~ 111"17 NOVember. Pr&3350 ar ... at Newell'• 91111' fer Ia each scbonl. Call oco. 1-l-llp 'l'be Dolly StDIIael. Phone dJJJi. Clf Cbelter Tan- ANTIQUES, cut glass, fuml.. lllblll, . . . .. eYenblgl. ·.:. to.ftp _ lure. phone 1192-J747. N«c .me . New Furniture CARIB WAIIIII IN MiDDLEPOII l ONLY .fAYE MAIUY MltW~e,trt,o. $'299 $30.00 ..... ~ ... ·~· . ON, .,.. (IUVIIIIat , . . . CONTACT Turtle grasa Is a true grass fOUDd In tropical waters. It ahelters animal llle. such as the starfisb, young octopi and even sea turtles. Ell.,_ CO. w. -' I .. 'I ~' -) -GUARANI'EEDPHONE 992·2094 VCUR CBNTAL HEALTH ' . Selecting a Denti$t· In a Strange City HOBSTETT.ER REALTY 't . ' -: Pomeroy Home & AUfOI • E. MJIIn ""'-J,_0 and kindness shown me during my stay In Veterans Me- or trade for house trailer. M FIVE ROOM house, close to morial Hospital; to those who & G ~'ood Market, three miles town. hospital and «boo! In aouth of Middleport on Rt. 7. Real Estate For Sale slrlq U.. oU mu.t DOtJb lbe Mar• sent me cards and visited me, Pomeroy, Phone 992-22'11. 9->-3tp or ar Pntldlat of CGUDCU 11 baUn Rev. Watson, Rev . Young, In ldYun. 9-l-6tc See. D. Na IMD!Ibtlr d tbe Pa~ Rev. Lukens. Rev. r. oldsberDepattalent wa taa .,.,. vw.p ry, Rev . Dannie Brown, Revs. ~~e,. ba...., wtt.ll 11.1m wbft au dub'. 1965 RAMBLER In good con-' except the 1Ee1 1o UN KaJOr'a office For Rent Freeland and Charles Norris dition, Phone 992-2271. t.or. 'J'ha an mu.t be at'alllbla al. •U u - La t.lle MA~or, Praldent of for klndness, and also pray- EFFICIENCY two bedroom 11-l~te <:ouncU. or <:!eriE. en sent In my behalf. Bless furnlslled apartment, Phona GEO. HOBS1 E 1 I ER, Broker sec. UL Parldnl meten rn111t be 1our11 oub 4e1 dUrin~ tbll 11112-l2M. f-l-Ue POODLE PUPPIES. AKC Toy ?OMEROY - llh Acres, 6 cllecbd you all. haura o« pukinJ, U fOI' up nuo~ liM ltftkft hu oliMr du.U. to plr· Mrs. Jel'll9ha Shomway rooms, 3 bedrooma, storm miniature. $75 and un . Stud fonn allllll unaot llheclr. me\eh, tbll 9->-ltp FURNISHED and unfurnished service and gTooming. Phone doors and windows . Front eullnatton mul be l'ftOI'dld on lbll apartments. Cloaa to school. 992-5443. c.'•lll' r"llpclri. porch, basement. II 3 tic AU Polke Ofllcen mutt npart UMI Phone 992-5434. 10-18-Uc r.umber of 'riab!Uon• eo d•lb' reporl f'OMEROY - 3 story brick on Notice 1nd rnud report all mel.erl whkh East Main. VeJ1' reasonable. an oul of order. BAND EVERY Friday from 9 TRAILER SPACE, all utDitles AKC Golden Retriever puppies. Sec. IV . Pu~q Meter flu UCII:e1l 524 Ash St., Middleport. 992- Sll ACRES - 15 acres of botp.m. to 2 a.m. Best band In rnuat H nmaftd from IJne box at available. Inquire 156 Mulber5413. 6-23-Uc tom , 2 barns, one for sheep. the aDd oJ 3:00 P .II. thllt and •• t.lle the area. Shenang Springs tnct of 11 :00 P .ll. 1hJfl b)' officer on ry alter 3 or 5 p.m. Write P. Large house of 8 rooms, 1"h &al7 and placo4 111 collection bn .t Nile Club. ~te 0. Bo• 425 Pomeroy. 5-29-tfc KENNEBEC Potatoes, Charles Oltk:O. ill arUr U.al violabaths, full basement, porches, Ma,yor'a t101111 can be procetlid alter tile If. Hllton, Portland, 8-29-25te !nd house of 5 rooms. Build- huuro vk»I&Uon bu aceurre<l. THE MEIGS County Fish and FURNISHED GARAGE apartSee. V. Wee~ mHUnp with Poing lots and mineral~. Game Assn., will have a very llee Offlllllhl .11111d 'be uUIId. 111 Ul.a ment on Uncoln Hill. UWitles POTATOES, WATERMELONS. HELEN or VIRGIL TEAFORD Nt.Yaf or Pret1deat ol Cou~~eU IID4 Important meeting Friday at miautu af Nllh meetlaJ maft to" paid; adults only. Phone 992phoue 843-2:254 Clarence Prof- ASSOCIATE I9W3%5 the II~• .-cntary. Tbe JIQ'or 7:30 p.m. at the Se<ond Ward 3481. 0-18-tfc or Prftldanl al COUncil •hall PI"!· fitt, Portland. 8-29-tfc SYRACUSE Fire House. All membera are tide aver -UAJ. Sec. VI. ne KQ'Of ot the VWap ll-5-3te urged t.o attend. IH-3tc THREE ROOM furnished apart.., 1o executa the blrtlll and dilchar2 STORY bouse In Racine, 6 -'"11: at ..,. Police otneer. Wbea meat, phone 1192-5990. 8-25-Uc birtnJ .. Polka Offker ..... 11'701' rooms, bath, large porch, gaNO TRESPASSING or bunting 1ball pre.ent Ule name of penon lo rage, workshop. basement, Business Services bll b1red befor. Couacll lor IPPtoYal on my property. Addie R. '!'RAILER LOTS. Bob's Moblle at. OM flrat ruullr -tln1 al eo-. gas heat, shade, Ideal locaRADIO AND TV REPAIR, house Barton, Rt. I, Racine. Ohio. ell. Ooort,Syr~.Ohloon~ s-. VII. Aay olh<:er fa1Un1 t.o tion for children. See Willie calls, antenna. sale and In- perform 11-«tp h.. duUu, NJanlleu of Rt. IU, Phone 192-2951. Davis or Phone 949-30%3. stallation. Jobo Harrison, 701 •e•Uaer condltlonl, wtU automatle· t-11-Uc be dladlarpd. 9-Htp Broadway St., Middleport, aDy FOR TRADE-Cub for anSee. VIII. All puldaJ maW 'UCII· phone 982-2522. 7-14-Uc et. .atb repo111 muat be flied wUb tiq...,. WUliam Ramm, Mid- FURNillHED TWO BEDROOM tba <:ler• on the flni day of each l968 STEREO, lovely walnut JRGnih, tlc:Uta 1D canaecutlve af'dlllr. dleport. 8-28-301p APARTMENT, Middleport, AD¥ PaUce Offtller eaUed console with AM and FM ra- CURTISS breedlll.! service ol outSec.farIX.eatra dUL)" m\11\ be approv· phone Jm.3174. 8-9-tle dio, automatic floating turn ed by tba MaJOI' or PH.. daat af 21 different breeds, cattle sirTHERE will he a gun shoot table. Take over payments of es or 4 breeds of goat bucks, ' See. X. All Poliee Offlc•n mud Sunday, September a. begin- TRAILER SPACE, ready to $5.110 per month or pay balby calling Parker 992-2264, Po- 111111:11 a reuurae cheek al a.,. pablic ning at noon al the F,..ked book up. private, plenty of · ance due, $101.21. This set meroy or 667.,'!251 Coolville. Ptbel'lllC· &.e. XI . No Pollee OHIIler bu tha Run Spottsman Club. Everyroom for children to play. autborttl' W ,., bond ar tako D'IODef sold much higher. Try It In 8-25-$llc " one is welcome. 9+4tc for bood fnm UJ penan. TiM llaJ· Phone JI92.J904. 8-14-Uc or or Prqldent of CouneU InUit Mt your home. Call 992-2836. boDd aDd """ 1 reeelpL tor ..ma; 9-4-6tc C. C. BRADFORD I WILL on! he responsible for FIVE ROOMS, bath, furnished or OM M•YDr'• aftHllrJ' may ac..ept tba 1taDd mauey and nllllt to AUCI'IONEER any debts other than my own. tbe llaPOr. apartment. Ill & G Market, tO PAYMENTS of $5 or Ml Complete Service lee. XU. AU Orclla&~~eea af U. H8uie lklbertson. Syracuse, three miles south of MiddleVU1a1• mult M •vaUabla for •II of. Nt-38!1 Pboae cash. Must sen 1968 .. wing Ohio. 9-4-Jtp fkt'H II Ill UaiM. port on Rt. 7. 11-~tp Sec. XID . Par-.Dal llat.er moner machine. Fully equipped to Crltt Bnodford 111\U\ be t&lwD from metan eD llaD.· Racine, Ohio zig zag. make bottonholes, 4U of each Wfttl b)' tba ofllcfl' aa [IIAND Friday and Satw'day at GOOD rent in the country, st. Two ptnaDI Dlul .,...., sew on buttons, etc. 3 months S 1 tic dutJ. Jack'a Club on Harrisonville wtMa nmoVIal lllGDQ' fnua eDllec· rooma and bath, three beduan eui and eollactlan bo•. 'I'M old. Call 992-2836. 11-«tc Rd. off Rt. 1, Gayle McDonmo.-r~y llhiD ba eeun\ed, Wl'apped rooma, large basement. play Am CONDITIONING Refrl~.r­ ald and bll Drifter's Country aDd pr.p11'114 for bl>nldllll· room and garage, bas on 1968 SCHULT MobUe Home, See. XIV. No PolLee Offleu Mall atlon service. Jack's Refrig- rellllia Music. IH-3tc ill au ptae. more tbd Ia beat and Is Insulated, drilled eration, New Haven. hone mtnulea at 1 \law. brand new, lhSO, two bedweD and oprlng house, Large a.c. xv. &ac~a Pollee Oftlcer an 4 8 tic rooms, will sell or trade in 1182-2079. BAND every Friday from 9 adYIH bLI nUIIf afftcer of &a1 ugarden and 5G acres of fenUTIU.. .la the VU~an. on good property. S. D. Bus. p.m. to 2 a.m. Shenang !lee. XVI. A 41111 1ar; U.U ba nbced pasture for a pony or c:ow kirk. 846 Plum street, Mid- READY MTX concrde deliv- lllltted ~ panoll. *aWIDI ..,_ Spr!np Nile Club. 8-4-4te If deaired, school bus atops of olldli tmPloPM. ered right to your project. aad~ee.baun dleport. 9-Htp xvn. All 01no.r. abll eDQo at the door. Located In a Fast and easy. Free esti- duet the-',.. lB a aaun.tlua llllft"irlLL DO aawlng at home quiet. peaceful valley a few 46 INCH Sorrel Pony, 7 years mates. Phone 982-3284, Goeg- Dil at au tlmel. zippers, pockets, pegging. aec. xvm. All MaJea. ....niWldl" minutes drive from Racine. leln Ready • Mix Co., Middle- ,.hkb ll NeOYend bJ 1M Polkla Pa• old, $50.110. See at Jake Lee's hemming, alteratlons, ole. rartmaut ahaD 11e aated o Uw dlllJ Call Esther West, 949-211119. port, Oblo. 6 30 tie lal and aiWI be NNIMd to ta. pasture at Racine, Ohio. • Mn. Freddie Thabet. Malon, awoer u IOGD u tbt Mad for tM 11-«te 9-4-stc Phone m-5651. f.».tfc ....... IQlnd IDI' ~ af m. BUDGET PRICE fumllure on lUX. . . . Offteer .uu bQ 3 ROOM furnlahed apartment, 00 OLIVER tractor mowing our tblrd floor budget shop. • lac. lo1 of an complaint.. •Wnc forUI HAPPY HOUR, Shenang Springs front and back entrance, all Baker Fumlture, Middleport, dltl U.. of calL tbe nmn of Ute machine 8lld cultivators Nile Club, 5 to 6 p.m. Mo• t'OIDPlllal and tba M!U(Ifl tilteD ID convenlen<es, upslalrs, hack Ohio. ? 23 tic f t ....... u.r.&e. $250.110, I II ton GMC 1115li day tbru Friday. Ladles nJs111 lee. U . &ach Oflleaor COIIacUDI porch. Phone JI92.J134. 9-4-!tc good ~•ape $200.110. G. A. every Friday. utfc 111eler _ , . IIIWl rued Ill --... ot arder 1M if lJI a n..a•W. Deem, Racine, Ohio. 9-4-3te SEWING MACHINES, repair o11t lnlf&b of t1ma DOt fln4. eu npue; servl,.,, all makes. WY Z. Pets For 5ale Nme \a 111701' or Plwlde•t of C..... NOW OPEN from 10 A.lil. II> 10 3284. The Fabric Shop, Pom- dl. P.M. the S&W Drive In on ~CIINAUZERS, Oocters, Pood- 7 ROOMS AND BATH. t-213 lee. Xlll. Tbla ord1aua ll tor tbl hullb, NlhQ- •Dd -Han Ill . . les and Westies 'White SootACRES. QUARTER MILE eroy. AuthorlzOO Singer Sales ,.,.,... !be by-pass Rt. 1. Soli Ice of :Middleport. and Service. We Sharpen ties'' also breeding stoet. FROM POMEROY CORPORSee. XXII . T!lla OrdiiWlea IbiD <ream, good food, speelals on Scl..ors. · ii-Z9-ilc taU affed •IMI 1M In tOI'ft tnm llarkaroo Kennels, Coolville, ATION LIMITS. CAlL Monday and Thursday. aDd aftM' A.UJUI a_ a-. 0. 457ZS. 8-~ Plllled 11M l3zd dar al Auut WEEKENDS ONLY 192-Z969. 8-WOie CIGARETI'E vending machines 11-«lc ..011111 w. UIKLI and service. ABC Enterprises, r......w.~ .. c...... For Sale Atteltt . _ . ....... C.... WPI'tad To Buv Muon, W. Va. Phone 'I'IU54S. H8;NIIe SENG. diggers, ginseng $32 lb., GENTLE MARE PONY and 14 FT. SKIFF, 3.8 motor, oara, »Uc phone 949-4272. 9-4-«e colt. cheap, Vernon Weber, IIIJ.'I<e root M.5G lb., Col. Seal ~ $2't5 lb. Bill Bailey, Reeds- Rntland. Phone 74U825. Insurance CORNER END lable, mahog8-JMie ville. 9->-81< any, ezceUent condlllon. AUTOMOBILE Insurance bee• eanceRed? Lost your operatPhone 1192-:1441 after 7 p.m. NTIQUES. fumlture, dllhes. FIVE ROOM HOUSE 8lld bath, »8tp . or's Ueense? can 1192-2968. attached garage. one • thlnl mil<ellaneoua. liln. llowanl I IStre ....., ground, 225 Broadway, Cedi, 8110 W. Main St., Porno10 • 20 Sears trailer awning, Middleport. Phone 192-048'1. . ...,. 1-ZS.tlc snow loading kit, $140. Brand 8-»..tc new. Phone ti!IJ.29011 or 1192GIRL'S bicycle, English type ZWI. 9-5-6tc MALE BASSET bound p u p 1. preferred. Phone Mt-22ZT. Pboae 915 ms, Marlaret t+Stp Groce, Long Bottom. a..».6tc NICE PONIES. your choice ol 10 bead, $40. Eskey Hill, ·p.. Help Wanted meroy. Pllolle 192-U. 1-Wtc SOMEONE to woot in yard and BRACE yourself lor a thrW the Drat Ume you uae Blue plden. Write Cynthia LohLuolre. Relit electric sbamHelp Wanted IIID& 3'11 Part St., Mldc!Jepooer. $1. Baker Furniture. porl 9->-S(c \! ...... -' ,, Mlnlmun"i Dlomotor 2 ln. .· By WILLIAM LAWRENCE, D.D.S. How SHOULD one choose a dentist when he Is a stranger in town? You can use the shotgun method. 0 p e n the yellow pages, s t i c k a pin into a name; or select an address that's near or one that has some "class"; or ask a neighbor or friend , or policeman or nurse, or the guy who sits next to you at tbe office. You may be lucky and get the "right" dentist, but you take your chances. It's more prudent to make your selec tion after careful considerations : ability, personality, age, 4 Here are some hjnts: I. Ask -your old dentist to recommend a dentist In yout new locailon. He will o~n know a clasolnate or;lrlend. 2. Call the I o c a I dental assocl&tion. 3. Your employer may have, a panel of dentists to recommend. 4. If you are In a university . town that has a dental school. ' ask lhem to recommend someone · 5. Call the local hospital. , 6. II you have an Immediate '. problem, go to the emergency room of your local hospital. One thing you shouldn't do: Don't walk In on a dentist. Most dentists object to this casual approach. They feel that you haven't selected them for their ability, but unfy for availability. . location, t y p e of specialty, personal and o«k:e cleanllness, fee schedule, whether he t a k e s care of children, whether he Is too booked up to see you without a long wait, ll he Is kind, If you can talk with him, If he runs a "shop" with many operating rooms, if he keeps patients waiting, etc. In some cities the problem is compounded by a shortage of dentists who are so busy that you really need Influence to get them to lake you on as a patient. ~ ·-· Today's Almanac ' 'I ,,11I,, By United Press International Today is Thursday, Sept.S, the 249th day of 1968 with ll7 to follow. The moon is between lts nrst qliarter and· fiilr phase: The morning star is Mars. TR"r' PIC\( tJP va<I!RAT The evening stan are saturn and Venus. On this day in history: In 1774 the first cootlnental Congress was h~ld In secret in Philadelphia. In 1882 some 10,000 workmen took part in the !lr11t Labor Da,y para<le in New York City, In 1896 because of the gold rush In the Klorxllke, the tlrst beefsteak to reach Circle City, Alaska, sold lor $48 a pound. In 1965 Dr. Albert Schweitzer, . worldM known healer of the slck in Africa, died fn Lambarene, Gabon, at the age or 90. A thought lor the cial': BriUah actor Cooley Clber, once said"Otl how miUIJ' tOrments lie in the small circle or a wedding ring." AH' TAI<E OFf, OL' SAGo' ~!' I .' 67 CHEV. BEL AIR--··----· · ·---- $2395 ' Less than 16,000 mUes by local owner. VB eng:lae, PawergUde trans., radio. ivory over blue ft.nl.sh. Whitewall ttre1 show little wear. 4 door. 66 CHEVELLE ·- • • ·-- • • • - - • - • ·-- $1995 4 door HT, local owner, low mUeage car, beige nntsh with matchif1t lnterior: w+W, llkenew, V8,auto. trans., P. S., radio all! heater. 66CHEVELLE··················$2~ SS396 HT C<q>e, 4 opeod lraos., Posltractlon. Wide ovoJ tires, red Interior. Whlte finish. Rodloandheater. Real performance: ----------= SPECIALS OF 1'HE WEEK • •·'" '·'~ ri 196Z CHEVY li • ·- ·- ·- ·- • • - ·- - -- • -$699 Solid carbon dioxide Is called dry fee because it does not return to Uquld form when It melts but changes dlrecUy Into a gas. H'J' Cpe. local. oner car. Red tbdsh. std. trans., radio. 1959 RAMBLER WAGON • • - - - • • • - • - - -$Z95 std. Trana., Slllld body, good Ures. 1965 GMC PICKUP • • • • • • • - • - • • • - • •$1195 8 Ft. F1eetstde, good Ureo, 6 cyL eQgine. Priced be1otr market price. · -. ·---=-----=------===-· 1965 CORVAIR -- ·- -• ~· ·- ·- • • • ·- ·- $1395 mil-, 4 dr. loor w-- \ apode~ clear vi!IYI tnter!or, bucket seati, new tlret, 140 Ill> eJW!ne, wltll auto. trans., rodlo and beater. A nice one. ;.. 1965 CHEVELLE -·: -• ·-- • ; • ·.--- $1595 Malibu Coov. VB eJW!ne, power!!114t. ndlo, hooter, new whitftDII Urea, ......, OX\Ol'lor llnlsh wUh white IIY100 U>p, vi!IY1 Interior .trim. 1965 FORD - - • - • ~ :-; • • • - - • • ~ • - - - -$1595 Golaxle 4 dcior, black lln!iiooi'INDinterior, good,......,. Uret, V8 eagtae~ auto. ·trau.. •. power· lfeert~ radio, heater, sharp 1 owner car.. , Wlo!AT A MAN CALLED H16 SPENt:miii!FT" WIFE. 196Z CADIIUC • • • • • • • • • • • SPECIAL $999 HT Col(le, good white wall tlru, ~ power Ollul!>meat tn,. . clutllJw 6 11"11 seal, P<Me, wiDIDiro, IIPOIIeaa lutertor, R&H_ 1964 CORVAIR • ·- • • • • • • • • • • • ·--- ·$995 Silkier, 2dr. blaek!WIII,&OI!"Ur's. hpd. Didio aod holler, I MODEL ~LEAttAN~E·.N~W '68 CHEVROLET$! SAVE THE WPftT:H OWNING! SEVE,Rj'L:IIE~ C~~~~r~~~~~.~ AT GREAT SAVINGS co.· ' i' HIM 'ltlt.i GOT A POIMT 1 ' .I �' std!nol. ~y-Mltldleport, .j• o., Thuroday, Sop~ 5, 1968 · c~E - The Cheohlro B~lt Cbureh Salurda.y celebra~l Ita 80th Amlversary ol ......tee to the Cheshire communl1;y. The present bulldingwas a reault 0( the persistent, concerned efforts of many people ol the area. Before the present edh1ce was compl- the Bapl1111 congregation In what used ID be the ~ \ Anniversary Saturday 4 Cheshire Academy building. no aioog the Ohio River In Cronl ol Cheshire High School buUdlng the building, and a guard had to replaced the Academy buUdlng be pootod at nlgtrt to keep the door Crom ruining the Crashly some yeara ago. The ground Cor the Cheshire made brick. Some or those who helped ..... Baptist Church was donated by cure money ror the construction William Boice, who had a clear In 1888 were Daniel and Joseph vision of the need Cor a Baptist Mauck, Jacob COUghenour, Jeasi.e church here. Some of the preWalker, and U.eflrstpastor, Rev. sent members remember hearing of how the bricks were made William Fulton. The belfry was built by William Good. Thootalned glass wtnOOws were pat in JPCA -Will Meet Sept. 14 \' ti I ., I'' I •I '· The rarmer - owned ,Jackson Procklction Credit Anoclation ..UI hold Its 34th amual meeting Saturday, Sept, 14 at Canter's Cave. 'l11e JNil'k will open at 10 a.m. with lunch sened from 11 a.m. to 1:30 p.m. Lunch will be followed by a short business meetlnj: and election of one director. Candidates nominated are incumbent Frank 'i Herrell of Lawrence CoWJty and Sam Lewl11 ot Meigs County. John Everage, assistant vice presf. dent ot the Louisville, Kentucky Bank, will be the guest speaker. As or June 30, the Jackson ' 1 \ f, P.C.A. had 2,759 stockholdero and $7,808,947ln loans outstanding 1n Athens, Adams, Gallia, Hocking, Lawrence, Meigs, Pike, Ross, Scioto, andVlntoncountiee. The 62nd. Curtis reu~ ion was held recently at Poco Field, Heath, with 110 relatives and friends present. Atterding were Mrs. Hazel Curtis, Mr. aM Mrs. Perry Cur- TH ( l 7 f u NC 0 I I ··'· FO ~ d tis, Miss Sardra Curtis, Mrs. Marilyn Pooler, Reedsville; Mr. and Mrs. Onotl'io Monago and sons, Me. aM Mrs. Perry W. Curtis, Akron; Mr. and Mrs. John · Palmer, Hariett and MarilynPalmer, YoWJgstown; Ann Kerns, Mr. and Mrs. John Muska, Mr. and Mrs. John Newell, Columbus, and Mrs. Frank Catanzaro, Cincinnlti. "M';'ddl;~~;t... : iiPersona/ Notes !l· TH I n I 1\ ( I I • II ( '" J F I ) BA .p I Mrs. Susie Harris and Mrs. Fred Gibbs, , Jr. 100 daughter, Trtna and Venida, visited r~ cently with relatives at Fort CAmpbell, Ky. From tnere they went to Nashville, Tenn., where they saw Virginia Graham who was narrating a scyle show in a department store. MrL William Ault, daughters, Kay and Merri, were recent visitors in Waverly with Mr. and Mrs. C. H. Whe, Jr. Danny Fink of Cheshire, a jwl- ior at Meigs High School, became Ill Tuesday night and was taken to Holzer Hospital where he was admitted for treatment. Sam Scruggs, Cheshire, R o y Briggs, Galllpolio, and P, K. .lol F Russell. Pomeroy, of the Ohio Valley Electric Corp,, Kyger Creek, joined by Harry McGuf'fin, Dave Hargraves, N. ll Humphreys, and Keith Morgan, awnmer employes, were among those HA who attended a meeting at t h e Piketon plant this past ...(eek. 1m li b ~ d • NO F II Mr. arxl Mrs. Pearl Van Cooney am son, Mike, MiddJeport, aoo Mr. and Mrs, Jimmy Van Cooney or Columbus are vhttlng at Fort Eustis, Va., with Sgt. and Mr!l, Robert Caruthers. TONJGHT, SEPT. .5 NOT OPEN Mrs. D. H. Rob110n was hostess Tuesday night for a meetIng ol the Loyal Palo Claso of FRIDAY & SAWRDAY N n ( ,; GD '• \ Fabian - MimiJ' Fanner niE WILD RACERS" (Teehnlcolor) AND ''DID YOU HEAR THE ONE ABOUT THE TRAVEUNG SALESLADY'?" , (Teehnicolor) Phyllis Diller - Bob Denver SHOW STARTS 7 P. M. 41 sa TONIGHT, SEPT. 5 b J..... Coburn "WATERHOLE NO, 3" ; 1 l oj .• the Middleport Cmrch ol Chrlol SEPT. 6 & 7 SE • •' Hostess when Closs Meets < I! Mrs. Robson 1s (Teehnlcolor) AND _ , . Voe.lackie DeShallnOn "C'MON, LET'S UVE 'FRIDAY, SAWRDAY AND SUNDAY SEPT, 6-7 8 J...., Wayne - Robert hlltehtnn ' AND 5DMl & Cher " ~ "GOOD TittES" ing !rom Uness. Thank you notes were read from Lula Mae ~vey of Athens, a . former member oC the class, for flowers sent during her recent hospitalization, Mrs. &lsan Rawlings and Mrs~ Searls. The traveling prize donated by Mrs. Allen Jenkinson was awarded to Mlsa Frances Roush, who also won the. guest prize. Mrs. RobiiOI'I's devotJonal program ln. eluded "Walking In God' a Changing Sea11011s,. and "He Walk& with ' A dessert cwraewas served by the hostess. 9le rave favors of mte podf, ~ were hllso Hysell, Mrs. Edgar Reynold&, Mrs. Rawlings, Mlaa Nina Rua ~ eeU, Mrs. Audre.Y Frwt, Mro. · Mary BaUv, Mrs. Poad RIIYDDlds, Mia• Hawley, Mr... Grace Pratt, Mr1. Jenkinson, and Mi11 Rouah. 1 Sport Shirts mue. . 2.49 Now the convenience and practical use or pre1111,nent pren at ~ular prices.. blouses, skirts, jumpers, sweaters, car coats.. Just the Y~ry items she needs. A compfete range of sizes in 3 to 6x, 7 to 14 and the chubby sizes Slh to 14lh . Come in now and see ror F1JLL SIZE FLAT OR F1TIED . , , . , . . •.. , ..... $3.89 TWIN SIZE FLAT OR FITIED . , .• , , . ••.. , .. , .$3-59 42" BY 36" PILLOW CASES .. ,. , . , , , .. , .. , , PR. $1.99 Slacks For The Small Fry LIWe boys sizes 3 to7.Dreaoorpla,y olack1ln-a D111 laleetl'"' or stripes and colora. Most 1111 are permanent prll-. Saloct your noedl right - · . yourselt MENS- YOUIIG MENS I I I I I I I I I ,Jal.i.i. Lontl alee., shirta In sizes 6 ID 18. Solid colors and Topered with button down Ivy style collars. All exira aooci Muslin Sheets We feature a complete -stock of girls dresses, coats, coordinated sportswear, separate slacks, Stadium Casual Slacks 1.95 .. 2.95 Gftd I made or 50percentPolyes- Ready To Wear Department 1 ter, 50 per cent cotton. Soil of Back To College Needs In Wearing Apparel A beautiful selection o! women's coats, knit suits, wool suits, skirts, jackets, sweaters, blouses, slack suits, jumpers, car coats, all weather coats, robes, dusters. Come in and let us help you with your selections. Sizes £or Junior Petites, Regular Juniors a.'hd Misses sizes. This season's top fashions are on dis. play in Elberrelds Ready to Wear Department on the Second Floor. Odorleaa, non-lnllarnmable, colorleao. lo!othproor all wcicJiou clothing, CIU1>ets, "'holstery, bi&DketL E!teetlve,·eaayiDIIPPlf: l 1I release 1.35 PINTS····· ·-- • • • • • • ·····-·SALE 50t . 2.55 QUARTS··- - • • • • • • • • • • ····SALE 1.00 4.95 HALF G~~LONS -.._ • • - - • • • • - • SA.LE Z.l!f,l . 6.95 GALLONS-----·-·-··-·~-- ·SALE..3.00 finish. Tapered I legs, cuCCed, boll loops, A I good selection or solid col- 1I on. Sizes 29 I I I I I to 42 wai&t. 5.95 RCA Color TtiiYislon Get your 1969 RCA color TV. set ....,, EnJOy the new aQ . ;:· programs, Erlioy World Series In color. '111o fotOIIall ~ < Slq> In the music department oo the 2nd floor. see iD tho-noit· ·· 1969 RCA color ••~ There are some exeollent l'aiueo niiiDa . your selection. · . Elberfelds I · LIGHTW~GHT PORTABLE COLOR··.· •••.• ·299.95 ' :: ·Are Headquarters 1 BIG SCREEH cqHSOLE TY SET--· • ·-. -.-- 499.9-· For HANES I 18" DIAGONAL 180 5Q: IN. TABLE MODEL .. ,.,.. •' UNDERWEAR 1· coLO.R tv ~ET--- ------ --;- •• -.,- --. 3St:ts: I 23 INCH DI~GOHAL 295 SQ. IH. COLOR TV . .· FOR MEN II WITH AUTOMATIC FINE TUHING.-.-. •• • • • , , ...·. : ' if. ··" • AND BOYS And Many. Many Other S~lal BI!J~ Row ~; · ~~-·---------------------, Berkshire Hosiery Sale l OUR BEST SELLING BETTER HOSIERY I i,.:ts ". I ~ Sheer, Mesh. Agilon Stretch, Walking Sheer, Evening "or Dress Sheer, Full Fashioned, Action Wear Pantyhose. 1 REG. Rl'r.. REG. REG. REG. $1.35 ... SALE $1.09 ... , ..•...•.••• 3 PAIRS $3.25 $1.50 ... SALE$1.19 ... ... ...... . .. 3 PAIRS$3.55 $1.75 ... SALE$1.39 ... , ........... 3 PAIRS$4.15 $3.00 ... PANTY HOSE ... , .,.,, , . , , . , SALE $2.39 $3.95 ... SUPPORT STOCKINGS .. ,., .... SALE $3.19 I Cruoh or Antiquo Black, Chilli. Tarnished Patent. Brass, lI Cotton Elastic leg Briefs I. Women's Sizes 5. 8. I 2.00 •• 2.98 1 49e ______________ j ______________ d I ·.Size 7Zx90 · . 1 ·---------·-- D-4.95 Look At This Line Of Electric Fan Values Al these sale prices on these weU known and most practical fans. Buy for now and Cor the years ahead. ! rreon.' · , HANES 1 1 I I 20 INCH WESTINGHOUSE PORTABLE WINDOW FANS. High capacity 3 speed fan&. Mamally reversible and can be used Cor intake or exhaust •• , •• • , • • , .SALE •28.00 ~l I 1~---------------------------Young Men's $7,50 Permanent Press Trim Cut C&tual . I Slacks. Sizes 28 to38waioL .......... , ••••• SALE $5,00 I I I Men's Full Cut Broadcloth P&iamaa. In sizes A, B, C, D. I ~t Sl;)'le •••••••.•••••••• , ••••••• • •••• ,, .P, 95 I I Young Men' o Spurs, slim lit western style Jeane In sizes GENERAL ELECTIUC 12" OSCILLATING FANs. New high-velocity, 5 element blades. Protoetlvo grill for added safety.•••••••• , •• • ••••••••.• SALE $22.00 . ROSE BOUQUET - .nora! Rose prbt on . · white. Colors: pink, !l"id !)lue. SLEIIPCRAFT · ..,.., ,Dicra Yourw Mon's 'IUrtle Neck sl.lpowr awutera. Sllu amaU. medium, large. 100 per ~ont vlrsln di4MIIII orloia. Washable. •••••••.••••••••••••••••••• .$10.95 . . · ·.: Men' a Lontl Sloe., white clreao ohirtO: ·~~~~Iron. Mper cent dacroa, 35 per cent collot1, swle 1,4 1!' ~1.; •.,;8$ blued8nlm'~ 29 to 44 • • • • • ................. f!" . .w Pillows" 100 coat "DIICI'OII" POiy..l.r FllroriiiL Coal aitopltW. alloqlc, odorlesi, mlldf'l!' proaL N'"' -~ ih!I.Y• llu1(y. nalohed ilze 21 X 27. All COwritw 'l l; blue Or . pink lllripe. ' " . 11011 4.29 '. o..;, v. 29 to 38 waiaL .• .••••••• , ••• , • , ••••• , ·; .... N,98 Men'• FuU eut SanCortHd GENERAL ELECTIUC ALL PURPOSE FANS. Safety design case. Tilts to any angle. Versatile. Use It anywhere• .", .•.••••.•.•••••.•• , •••• , SALE P!.OO ARISTOCRAT - 100 per cent .CCrllon. Colora: antique gold. wjllte,plnk,mosaareetl. wodpjrood bl... I ' . . . . · LAiiY CLAIRE - Solid color, yoar · modlum wetghL Colon: white, lt. plpk, moos green, iredaeWO!Id blue, dat!odU ~0.., wry J>l!ik, lllllquo aoJd. • I 20 INCH REVERSIBLE GENERAL ELECTIUC WINDOW FANS. . ·I I 5 element blades, electrically reversible, 3 speed I mo!Dr .• , ....... ..... , ...... , .. , ... , SALE $28.1!0 5'.\'~yloll BI~Jtl. ·~ · YOU'LL FIND A COMPLETE SELECTION OF SIZES AND STYLES IN TilE BUSY MEN'S AND BOYS' DEPARTMENT ON 1 Strelch ever Sheer elastic, machine waahable,' nylon lace c~s I ELBERFELDS 1ST FLOOR. TEE SIIIRTS, BRIEFS, UNDERfully lined with cottoJL Hold their shape and yours. 1 SIDRTS, ATilLE TIC SIDRTS, UNJON SUITS. SIZES FROM TilE SMALLEST BOYS SIZE 3 TO EXTRA LARGE MEN (SIZE 54), NOW IS A GOOD TIME FOR YOU TO SELECT YOUR NEEDS · - - - - - - 1 IN RANES UNDERWEAR FOR TilE MEN AND BOYS IN YOUR I FAMILY. A,B,C,-3. 95 A •¥. SIJ!'ER-TIIEIW. - .,illttflo\llor, yoar fruad meidlum welch~· Coldra: P., aillqluo .sfd, ~ blpe, moao ! Playtex Living Bras 'R-I" <j't) ~· -· Sleepcr•ft TherdtalJtlllttt ·. 1 -;~~~~~~;~;~--,---;UN~;~u;.----1 Shoulder Bags ' ----------:--------~r lI JUST REi::E.IV!D . ., ' SAIGON (UPI)- An enormous explosion rocked the predominantly Chinese Cholon sector or Sai&On tonight, lntllctlng hOI vy casualties ln a ctty fearing a VIet COlli! attack at any time. li.S. troopo killed 114 guorrUIao and captured !34 suopO<ts on the approaches to Saigon. U.S. mtll1ary opokesmeo Slid "ao far there are 13 conO.nned kUied and sn u - n number · woullled" in the eJPloalon whlct ohoOI< moll o1 the ell)' or Saigon, Another 15 to 20 persons were believed triPped In the rubble. There were no report11 llnmediateb that any Americans were kll!od or wounded In the camps believed set up Cor another attack on the city. Whether the ell(lloslou was part oC tho preparation Cor the eJPected asu.ult on Saigon was not clear and U.S. spokesmen Dev~led To The lnlerea,.Of 17ae Meip· Ma110n Area FIVE CENTS FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 6, 1968 Speaking of Schools-No. 56 Launch New Meigs Local Programs problems 1n sdtoOI we set up atrack. Each English course has small class of 20 In .grade sev. a semester ol literature in a en and one ol 20 In grade eight largo claos ol aboUt 40 and the to help them catch up so they otber semester 1n a small comwon't drop out. pasltlou elaos ol aboUt 20. GUIDANCE - There Is a CUll SPECIAL EDUCATION - We time guidance persoo In the iun· have apeclal ellleatlon classes lor high school and another In at rour levels, according to age. tho oenlor high ochool ID help These are age 7-10, age 10·13, students wlro have problema and age 13-16, and age 16.20. There w1ro ml8hl quit because ot them. ue seven sections of special LANGUAGE - On a trial pilot education Including two In the baelo we will be trying so m o juniQt high ocltoOI and two In oral ~sh in grades one-two-the high ochool. three tn a couple of schools. ucATCH'UP"' CLASSES IlEAL TH - GUIDANCE In For students who have had some Grade Ton - All grade 10 students meet as OOe clan (mer 200) with a team ol halC a dooen teachers the first period e~­ ery day. During the first semester they will have a broad exposure to health as it involves them, their school, comnnmi.C;t, nation, and world. We frill us.:. BY GEORGE HARGRAVES, JB. 91pt., Meigs Local Schoolo In this column I will attempt to describe brleCI)' some <1 file LOCAL BAND _ AD instrumental group made up of Meigs and Mason youths, named ,.Brand new program& we are trying x" has won honors in three area contests recentlY, two "battles of the bands" at Royal Olk ID have .!'Ol'k Cor uo In the sysP~k this summer, and another In Gallipolis. The "Bruxl X" band has al&O made benefit appeartem thla year. In Culuro columns area, acene ol IMJIIIerous Viet I ..Ul try ID deserlbo them In ances at Lakin State Hospital aJX1 the Zaleski Youth C&mP· Members or the gr<q> are, left to many audio-Visual aids and outCong terrorist incidents. U.S. more detail. This Is just a thUmb fore ound, Charlie Olvera, Harry Garnes, Somy Bennett and Lynnie Tennant. and John side perSOIUI in this coorse. Durand South Vietnameae rescue nail sketch. right, ndgrG Arnold In the background. The band is playing Cor a dance Ill Eaotern Hlgll U>7. uspan a ary , ing the second semester we will teams rushed to the scene ENGLJSII 9-12 - There are n!.gbt follCMing the Eagles .. Hannan Trace game. - SenUnel Phot.o. have a course in guidance each within mlooteo. two sets, or tracks, o1 Engltah day, This will involve learning The eliJ)Iolion destroyed I clauea. Students who 'are colabout themselves, their communVietnamese !'!(ormation olllce lege bound are In one track. ity and their own potential Cor the building and a restaurant next · Tboee wile are not In college Cuture In oducatloo In job opdoor. It followed a series of prep eourseo are In a separate portunities and In personal deterrorist attack& earlltr thll velopment. 'l1lls course has credweek and a wll'llirW by National it but no grade. Pollee Director Col. Tren Van CONTEMPORARY World Af. 11at that communist - d • (airs- We have two high school were slipping 1niD file , dey for The survey consists of three sections of this course which :an u ln11ide attack tbis month." Jntei'Yiewers will begin visits use a weekly news magazine as 1D 50 Meigs COUnty homeo MOO- parts, including: W h I I e South Vietnamese Home interviews, conducted by a text to Btudy the contemportroops skirmished with smaller day as a part ol the nationwide a dietarY interviewer in which ary world. This class bas credit VIet COng units on the outer research program, uEvaluation she obtains a two.day rood Inbut no grade and should be a fringe& of Saigon, U.S. troops o1 Nutritional Status oC Pre - take record, as well a& sociovery interesting one. fought two sharp bottles in By United Preso lnternatiooal school Children in the United economic and related informaPRAGUE (\JPOCzechosl<>ELEMENTARY Reading - A attacks on Communist base JACKSON, MISS. - THE AJ,L-WIUTE EXECUTIVE commlttee States." tloo. of the Mlsatssippi '-regular" Democratl, with the backing of Gov. vak Communist party chief new phonics supplement will be Meigs Cowrty is one or two A comprehensive physical exJohn Bell wnuama, reJecied the rx>mtneoo or bulb maJor national Alexander Dubcek today swn· used in grades one-two-three. In Soulhoaotem Ohio - the oth- amination by a pediatrician, and partie& Thuroriay and tbrew Its support ID preoldentlal candidate maned the run central commit- This lo a widely used and very er being VInton - In the study a medical hls!Dry collected by tee or the nation's Communist successful program. Also In which has been made pouible a nurse, at no cost to the famGeorge Wallace. , Williams said he concurred ••fully'' in the committee s aeUon party to discuss the agonizingb grades one-two-three we will be by a Children' B Bureau grant ily. and gave Ids peraoml eulorsement to the former Alabama governor • slOW" withdrawal of Soviet trying out several new basic to Children's Hospital Research reading series. This fits well with Foundation in Columbus . Samples <1 blood and urine prodlctlnB Wallace would carry hllsliostppl by 1 heavylllll'gin In the troops from the capital. Dubcek, looking weary after the county-wide otudy of basic will be collected for extensive Pre-&ehoOl children have been ' November election. days or leading his country back readers wldeh will soon begin. selected throush<JUI the natloo laboratory studies also at no GROUPING - In the junior for the study. !!election hao nolh- C.ot ID the parllclpant. COLUIIIBUS - JOliN W, BRICKER, WHO celebrated hlo 75th to Soviet-style "normalization" on· time bQnowed .from the high school we have set up lng to do with economic status. ~iriiJdt,y toclaf, pniDIMCI oowsme• he .1101 lllrouah polltlckl~~~o The study will be beneficial, "I'D be out t1Jrou1b tirO state mlkinl . . . chea Cor Dick Nlxor Kremlin, was !allowed to the seventh and eighth grade group Ten or the children selected will ""· ' . ~ students whom teachers have It is made clear, because, by central committee building by a · • poraa, metudlng t " o and the other c:~Midatea," the former Ohio govermr, U.S. lf&nltor carload or men who apparently recommended as being able to be in FOmeroy and 10 In Mlddle- determining the nutritional stslpo~ The remaining 30 will be aar1 Republican for the vice presldeDcy In i944 ssld. eJi!ldroo, were lnlured when were bodyguards. "nleir M.tiona- Jl10'le ahead a little raster. These from the rest of the county. us of pre-school children, a batlrjven by Georae A, ftlllllv, two classes will be having the CLEVELAND - "IF HEALTH CARE COSTS cootlnuo to rise llty could not be determined. st; and Thomas E, Daley, 30, A small group of about 40 new math program and some bcJ!11 o1 Rt. I, Reedevllle, col- modleal care mQ soon be prload out of the roach ol moot American science. We hope these well-wisbers awaited him at the u.dad on a curve oC SUtcesa Rd., families," Democratic senatorial DOIDinee John GW.igan uld here doors and set Dubcek to smiling new students will benefit !rom thJA · oiiiJI-Ionllls ol a mile east ol ~llllpn told a news conference "Medieal acl.enoo can ew-e what with a nosegay of flowers as he acceleration and justify t h e Rf. 7, at 5 p.m. TJmoday. brushed pasL He was accompa· conftdence placed in them by Tho State Highway l'atrollden- ails us, but lt <:Ill leave us ftnanclal crip,lleL'' T1te average dally nlod by Natlonal Assembly their fOrmer teachers. 'I'hi s is tllled the lnlured as Henalv and coat for hospltallzadon ia now $52.70, he saJd, j•twice what lt was Preaident Josef Sm.rkovsky and our nr st try ln this area or Daley, and these poaaengers In 10 yeers .., and more than twice the median groso dally eernlngs presidium member Gustavo grouping outside the elementary tirO respoctlve earo, Delores of Ohio worker&. n Husak. Only Thursday, Husak school and we will watch it with To celebrate the union or the '116nalv, 29, Sandra Jlenelv, 9, publicly promised the Increa- interest. A STRIKE THREAT AVERTED, PIIILADELPIDA'Spubllc oehoolo former Methodist ard Evangeli· ~ea Dalv, 26, and steven DaADMINISTRATION - Several singly restive Czechoslovaks lor, 6, treated for cuts and were open todlf tor 290,000 student&. Teacher walkouts closed their leaders wovld never new administrative devices have cal United Brethren Church of T..,pers Plains, a union service . bruise& at St. Joseph Jtoapltal, achoola 1n other dtleo. On1,y H houra boCore a threoteeed strike, consenl to a return of reprea. been used ror the first time to has been scheduled for this SunI'Ubersburll. W.va., aarlroleae- the PhUadelphla FederaUoo or Teochers and the oehool board qreod set a better and smoother orThursday on a tw0ooye&r cortract tor 12,500 teachers. The union won sive Stalinism. day. orl:' These comment& were ad- ganizational pattern in the inDr. calvin Rodeherrer, S\C)t. The petrol dtedDaleyiD Me1p pay lnereoses ranaillll fr'"" $600 ID $1,200. dreosed ID a naUm settling mark- ternal workings or the school WAVERLY, Mirm. (UPO- RuThousands or school chUdreD across the nation were having an of the Portsmouth District or the COWitl' COUrt Sept. 6 on a d1arge ec;Uy lnto ua mood or .panl.c" this year - especially at the bebert H. Humphrey, still days extended vaca.Uon aa teachers atnack or boycotted classes after o4 driving left ol center. and gloom over rumored purges, ginning oC the school year. away !rom the formal opening the scheduled reopenlaa: of acOOola.. Teachers want more money, · Another accident occurred In NEWS AND NOTES My press censorstdp and the seemof his presidential campaign, baa Moles COUTIIJ at 3:55p.m. 'l'huro- better worl<lng conditions and 1 greater II.Y aboUt school polleleo. hat is oft to our bus drivers Ingly endless occupetlon. ror the first time launched a diJ on Rl. 7, o8ven.tenlhl <1 a The mood wao heightened ID- whe so quickly and efriclanthard.hltllng atlack oo Richard mile 10081 ol Rt. 33. .No one waa . M. Nixon and the Republican ia)!red and no charlO 10a1llled. WASIIINGTON - A RABDER IJNE IN RESPONSE to Russia's day by word Crom Czechoslo- Jy learned their new routes. The candidate's ability to achieve The polrol ssld MarPI:'I Sta- mllltai'Y moves In Eurq~e IIIJPOOf0(1 to be ohoi>lll8 "' toda9 In the vak MW&men, kept out ol I h e hat Is also olf ID our cu-al Uospitalman 2 ~ C James A. q, 51, Uttle llocklnl. ~ ll s. government. DofoniO SOcrotal')' Clark M. CIIIJord oet tho tone pres& by the censors, that SO- staff for the Cine condition our peace in Vietnam. llbOUr, .o1Mrlod roundinB a curve the deelaratioo pion& would move ah-..1 oo antiballistic mla- viet • Instigated demonstrations butldlnga are In at the start o1 MUier, ~;on ot the Rev. and Mrs. Humphrey labeled Nixon "a 111 the . wet hi&lrWR1· The voblcle ane developnent, aubatantlal u.s. military force& would ,rematn In woold seep the nation this week- tlrls year. And those first fine Audrey Miller of Middleport, Is cold war warrior. 11 Humphrey bruS(Jiely dlamis ... : _. olf the rl8hl side <1 the Europe, NATe itratelll' would be IJIOroughly reviewed and &lJOTIIIral tlglrterllnl! the occupetloo re- meals our cooks turned out were stationed at DeNang, Vietnam. certainly a bargain lor 20 c:ents. Hospllalman Miller, who has ed a suggestioo that Nlxor. bad ·llltliwtal. atruek - mall box- policy dealing with the Ruoalans fl:om a position o!lltrerlllh would gime. been in Vietnam for the past see you at the game! a better chance to settle t b • ea, and over an emballkme"'- be followed. VETERANS MEMORIAL three months, Is a U.S. Navy most unpopular war in the naThere was minor clam&P to the · HOSPITAL corpsman in the field with the tion's history because NID:a FRANKFORT, KY. - A. B. HAPPY CHANDLER, wboae poUAdmissions - Jessie White, Third Marine Division. He had was not associated with the adtleal fortulloa hive dwindled since he twice oemt>led the aovernor's Rntland; Peggy anv, H a r tbeen stationed al the hospital The mall · belnnged to ministration. the Jel!ora Coal CO., Rogers manrrlnn hero, thinks George Wallace will carry Kenblck¥ - and at Portsmouth, VL, prior to a ford. "No, I don't agree with that Jei!MI and Lewll SmiiiL possibly the aatloa. "I thillk the Conner Alabaml BDvernOI' ..Ul carDlocl1arges - Clifford llall, 3G-day leave with his parents at all,'' Humphrey toldrep>rterl ry KentuckY," Chandler Aid 'lburlday, '•aad I think It's highly pol- Bett;y Stewart, and assignment to VIetnam. of the Mi.meapolls airport 011. stble he'll wiD the whole thlrw,." During his leave, Hospi.talman his arrival Thu.rsdi.Y nlght. for l Chindlor, a portly ~ar.Ud who also baa served as baseball MARRIAGE APPLICATION Miller was married to the ronnlas~ brief root before openlne Robert Ray CUster, Jr., 19, • • C<llllml1a- · and ll. S. sti•tor, Ia being mentioned as a poaslble er Brenda Fae Blevins of Portsthe campaign Monday. rmm1JW mate b' Wallaee. "'111at'l just I nunori' he Ald. "I've Ballo, W, Va., college otudent, mouth. She resides in Ports-u1 have every bit as &004 a hoord It, 1M 1 didn't .s tart it. rm oot rurmlng Cor anythlqJ - or and Diana J.,ynn Crlswoll, 21, mouth wtth her parents. chance, maybe a good deal bethllddleporl, nurse. from IJIYihiDI, either," ..~ ... ter . ln the meantime, I am hlpe- · Harold C. Doster, pastor <1 . l 'PT. PLEASANT- Bill Doml>MEIGl GENERAL HOSPITAL Cui the pr.,enl admlnlatraliotl , Ill the P<IIDI Ploaathe Christian Cburches at 11omAdmissions - None. can end the war.'' waatbe aueat Dubcek in Session to Ease Fear ·6 Hurt in Of2 Cars I I I I I I I I I I I I I I Fair In the sooth tonl&lt IIICI portly cloudy In the north. and a little .cooler with a low of 50 to 55. Mostly IIWIIIJ' and little chaiii!O In temperature Soturdal· Collison ' I a1 )' rj' Weather six others wounded," Minh saJd. oa(d Its cauoe wao not knoWn. It told him they arrested one "Police told me there must ahatlorod a wide area, heavll.Y suspect, but it waB not known have been at least 20 more still damegtrw shops near the immediately If he Wlro a traPped ln there." member or the Viet c:orw.. Moot of the dead and wounded destroyed bulldlrws. "1 saw them pul1 at least UPl television cameraman appeared to be Chinese. Tran oat Minh said autboritiel eight dead out, and there were News .•. in Briefs Berlou Mothproofer J Permanent Press slackS" Come To Elberfelds Busy Me." A UTTLE" "EL DORADO'' Pra.Yer by hllss Mildred Hawle.Y opened the meotlns. and Miss MAbel Hysell presided at the brief business session. Miss Hawley explained the revised midweek prayer service ot the church. Mrs. Helen Batey, Mrs. Leo Searl&, and Mro. Holen Carpenter were reported lmprov- Boys Permanent Press INTRODUCTORY CANNON MONTICELLO NO-I ROll til •' ~aigon Rocked by Explosion ere • . • POMEROY-MIDDLEPORT, OHIO ' VOL XXI NO. 95 to Akron Dependable Buoter Brown Quality. L<q Wf'81'lng 100 per cent premium ahrink resistant cotton. White and pasteis. 2 thru 4. and See Our Complete Stock e- The mOi.etary unit ol Albania Is the lek. Flv~ ICil8i one U, S. dollar. !!-.. • .a Wearing Apparel Earl Davis, Mr. 100 Mrs. How· Linda COst and Carol Williamson. .lfl&!lii8JrU' - ·tile I ing, Kirk, Kell.Y and Kip, Wellsville; Mr. and Mrs. Charles Cw-d.s, Christopher, Ricky Rathburn, Daytonj Mr. and Mrs. Randy Terzls, Kathleen, Nicholette, and Timothy, Alel<llndria, Ky.; Mr. and Mrs. Hubert Johnson aOO Earl, Alexandrlai Mr. and Mrs. quartet "The Expression" i~ eluding Dale Johnson, Bill Smith, •hal:• lister Brown Girls .Ptiltles Elijah Johnson, Bradnor; Mr. and Mrs. Charles Johnson, Miss Bonnie Linda Johnson, Paul Johnson, RisingSunj Mrs. Ina Sanford, Johnstownj Mr. and Mrs. Hobart Newell, Miss Sheila Newell, Elmer Newell, Chester; Mr. and Mrs. Olin Reynolds, Steve, Parkersburg, W. Va.; Mr. and Mrs. John Brewer, Miss Myra Hath· burn, Otway; Mr. an1 Mrs. Clint Wat:"rs, Ralph Wagers, East Liverpool. Mr. aM Mrs. Robert Wilson and Kristine; Mrs. Janet Dowl- ard Johnson ard son. Mr. and Mrs. Dan Wright, Brian, Carl Blackstone, Mrs. Ada mackstone, Mrs. Elinor Davis, Gary Davis, Granvtlle; Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Bissell, Brlan, Michael and Royce, T~rs Plains. Mr. and Mrs. Dale Curtis, Mr. and Mrs. Perle Arxlerson, Mr. ard Mrs. Kenneth Johnson, Dale, Dean, and Brice; Mr. and Mrs. Don Smith, Miss Tamera Smith, BW Smit14 Linda Cost, Carol Wtlllamson, Mr. and Mrs. Ralph ., Bowman, Elmer and Billy Swank, Miss Judy Swank, Miss S a II y Swank, Mr. and Mrs. Paul O'NeUI, Tonny, Peggy and Molly, Mr. and Mrs. Elsworth Crispin, Dana Johnson and the hostess, Moille E. Pullins, all of Newark. Music was furnished by a Now You Know ·--·---·- ·-~ of Girls Back To School 62nd Curtis Reunion Held Recently at Poco Field annual iiltno•• tow r----------------------------------------------------------------.,.~ nit ' _________ Make_ Ellie~~~~ ln. Ponteroy Your Shopping Center-Open Friday and Satur•ay _____ .:, ____._______ counties. ror reservations berore September 7. H0 m·e · 1n ttio . COJilmuniiJ 11 iaviiiil 'tu · From 'Eastern Trip per~ ':'II" came• · Into CUII.let In 11. , , · ·. ' · with, lta,~n"!'shiP. If one"""'"" . .o( 1110 day .IIIU lllr. and Mrs. Kemelh Jlllvia to ~ Ill(~ he ,Y<Ill lind the opepins worship ~rvt"' ·w ,.,.. sona, Roeerandi!Ddnv,haVe thai the , lileatil~l tradition or IO:~O· a,m. aueit ~- . '1-ei!U'IIod home rrom a trip ID lalutlng 1!!1 Aliterloan andChrle- er, Di', Chorleo Weed, will~. ~ the eolll ooast who~ thv vllittlan flap tl atlll obeerved In a AI 1:30 p.m.· the new buiiOtln . rolitltves and Cri.bJo In Baldsy wileD these values seem ID board In Crunt ol the dttach will · tlmoro and Frederick. Md., and be In a flux. be dudleated. Wallhinglon, D.C. , Some ol .the former pastors And the afternoon will he1pent '11110' aleo attended a '!Jdtbsll were Reverend& - . , , Llllh, Inspecting an exhibit of Church eanie In Baltimore botwtMl the g,errltt, Moore, Crabtree, Nate, Bibles, old pictures and momen- BIJ-,.,' Orioloe and the BoiSprouse, Reed, Dlekerson, .Hiclt- IDes, and In renewing old friend- . ton l!ed Soi. Roser his retuntocl man, Rlgss, Barker, PhiWps, shljJo. to hla classes at OhiQ Technical Able1, lltgglnbolham, Zondsl, The evening eervtce, Btartlns COllqe In COlUmbus. POmeroy, llammer, Llmnan, at 6:30 p.m., will be 111 old R~turn Woods, Newkirk, HOover and the fashioned service with evoi')'OIIO laat pastor, Rev. Warren Zlnn. Invited ID elrosa In lhslr grandMr. and ""'"· ·Erroll CoriiW The prooent pastor Ia Rev.Dav!d parert1' cJo!hee and place them- and J!uBb, Akron, returned selves back In time to 1888, bOmo 9mda.r allor .P,~ a Sodzlol. also lmown 11 the BOj)dst Lluks. Each of these grou_ps haalnvest. See Our Beautiful Selection dit at reasonable rates. All members who are interested should contact their local field office warm, chrio~~~n into being. In 1960 came the organization of the COuples CIOO, Through June 30, 1968, the Jack · son AIAOciation disbursed $4,~ 804,814 in new fllnds in these 11 The Jackaon AasociaUon was formed In 1934 to provide short and Intermediate-term rarm cre- ' ., ~· t1me, 01rort w reli>ur.t;ea to.· ; . n.. W!.oto .... o1 s.tur<~aJ "- · F ·t.. al~ flle ·J>~ Qf lilt .ct.ilrCJI.·, ~ 7 W.ii"~~o uMCitoeeli . UOVI$ Omlrr. This clalreh .ltln · ~ • brUt! lhl1 ru;WvoriOI')'.'Ev~ .. later. \ .The eirl¥hiatoryotthlo church If thread.IIOro, owtns to .tho ioo• ol· the oatclal J'O<lOl'!la In a lire. But lli>ine ot the c:oniresaUon ltlll remember a Cow oltheearl.Y poatora calling by "one horse power" metbod. Iii JIIIU4l'1 and FobrutU')' of 1920 the church hod ID au1pend eenleeo duo ID an epidemic o1 lnfiuenza. But by 1935 the addition !D . the back ol the building wao completed. Then tho terrible flood or 1937 Invaded the atrueture. Iii 1943 the Adath hllsslnoary Guild was organized and in 19t6 Boy Seoul Troop No. 206 came :.Q~kire Baptists to Celebrate f]h:~rch 's •• I. ., ' .• '!•• .' i ear• Miller Placed At DeNang Post with or ..... Doster in Executive Neutral line T~ ·IS Promised for- ibe ngr"er week1J ot the local Klwan!a Jutalghl. """ Dean Post • 3 Charges··Face·d Drtver ~~urq>a oo the lep and hlp. Both A W0DW1. no jailed ~.. men ware re~od alter treat,. c1a:r and lined. lodt.Y on.'Cirerpa mont. oi DWI, ao Ucenae, The . Powell hit a dick spot on the road, eroulns the hlghwa;r, and ill>' 1f0bW Into a .lllteh. There wu ~Jdmatebo $175 damage to tile ear and PowoD wao cited to Jilvonllo court on a charge ol fallllri to . _ on the right hall ~:~.=.'::; Plains In the late 1950s haa boon Jllltled executive clean at Allee Uoyd COllqe, In Pl(lpa Paaeea, Kl' 'ae ..UI dlroet academic plaiiproarlllllllln8 and ldmlnlltrdfon <1 the 50-year.old coorlleational ~· whim baa the J>illvldod Jeaclerlhiporllcatioator 'l'bocl6t>U't*"\""""ummoned· A~Pa~achian -people , since lit Uo59 ID· 1 mtllhoi> on 1918. . · · 1 wbore FriDDoller wao Cottnerl:r uolam . the Col-' . pro lident <JI .In Walll ~ II or n1ng roar!-. .. - Discharges - None. Catholic High School for Sale · The Dloee se ol Steubollvllle 11 cllrerln8 for lale Ita high school ,.PJOLifA Q m. Route 7~ ill llblre C~ ~re tir a brlek building built In 1961, IllUMed. '"' 8b<Jrt• 17 aeroa. 'l1le llu!ld1nii ,... deaiKMd 1o aecouw..... ·180 .,.._, ~~ <JI tiie ao ,,..~Q ol COmmercial kllchen, 505; s!Dr • ~. ~. and COrridors, IDilet rooma, shoWer rooms, mecbaft.. leal rooms, otc., not included. Jamel JtoUern, reproseotatln <J1 \too aio.t Rev. Jolon Kin& IIIII•· slo, Bishop, eald the bulldlnB cordjl be used for a tJiralDi or relit 1lome, alllcea, 1isl' ....... tru~ depll1, uaai1 coder, or for' other Additional data can be ..,.alned onSin"!,"'thest. stnreture - a CGilSidef&ble oul1a:r In CUDrll, It Is ,pte natural t1ut the er II . - o·to <1- <JIb proport;y It I jual ' laid.,.,.lll'tliiAd • ~~ 'j � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 09. September Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. 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