https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/e0b3762b624a2c6e1ea3f4f7137490e0.pdf e18d95274f4a53eb660b3e10d20bf590 PDF Text Text 'li ' • "1• -~~,;. • '' I .. ' o\t}''c' ~rf·~ ~ a~. ~ :'f1ie ' Dt.ily Sentinel, Middleport·Pomcroy. o., Sept. 10,1968 · News Briefs (Condnued rrom- 1) Btimphrey Hedges on ,..,u. . Luncheon Planned · A l._.cb«m . ~ed to be Cor the i""""" ofrllchl year. Teachers' strikes also kept hlld at Crow'• ~ Houae JIR49,000 children out of Mlcldpn schools, 24,000 h<llle at Eut Sl. cllllni 1 rneotln& ri the ~ flllke._o Louis, 01., and 3,000 out at Madison, m. ...._ ..-~ CIW> eU Wednel· h Only S,OOO of Now York's 00,000 toochers, 30,000 school diOI' - · cane od. T 0 ,. ....,;ln8 ot the club members children s - .., Mondo.Y, file ftrst dey or ac oo~.· A 111118 a wW be bold at 1:30 p.IIL at the preme court Jusllce ordered the 55,000 member United Fodentl!'ft .. or Teachers (UF1') to cease Ita &trike, but the Wlloilaald It woold homo ot Mrs. T. A. Homt11. continue. Teachers aakl a plan to break \IJ the New York aystem 1ft. Party platform advocating tile to 30 INI..,.ndent dlatrlcta would Jive locO! adftllnlotral<ll"s exceoVE'i'ERANS MEMoRIAL : unconditional cessation of bombHOSPITAL slve power, threatenllw tllelr Job socutt\y. ing in North Vietnam. · r. Troop Pullout Issue LOS ANGELES (tl PO l think so" when asked ..-hether Hubert H. Humphfey predicted he felt there would be any real today that •• substantia] negotia- negotiations before January. p ... tlons" to settle the Vietnam declined to elaborate. Humphrey's remarks came in War would begin before a new administration takes office. a post midnight news conferln a carefully guarded r~ ence aboard his •chartered jet sponse to newsmen's questions, which the vice president replied, "yes'; Angeles- the last stop in a grueling cross country trip that brought him to Los But, again, in his airplane meeting with newsmen, Humphrey qualified the statement, which had appeared at Orst to be an outright break with the administration. Standing In the galley of the plane, the = MEIGS GENERAL HOSPITAL Admlolliona- None. Dloehargeo - None. RECENT GUESTS Mr. llld Mro. Lao WIDfamo, oC Jackson were recent auelll, oC Mrs. Welb;y Wbalay. _, ------~~=----· · .. ELBERFELD$ P()MEROY-MIDD~EPORT. Lewis PCA Candidate '• Deborah , Jlammld<, l't. Pleas- r: n: ·r::c:n-x::::::««*. ··;..~»; 'l · Carl E. Hood The bold ,..,101'1 ' Itself polislieil brass buckle. Is just one ol many styles on belt :social : ca/endad Celebrating Zenith's Golden Anniversary Tailoring Class Is Announced Elberfel4s In Pomeroy -------....-- .. A Big · ; all new 1969 house. THANK YOU COWRT\T the GIANT 23" S(;REEN color tv81arge8t picture ol and County Sale. STEERS Pastor's Son Struck by Auto 2-Hour DRY OEANING SEJMCE Robinson's deaners ,~..,.- e _ -- f.f'n u11w. M.1 pl e vl'nee rs and .se lect ha rdwood sol ids. exclush·e o f dj'co rat:ve "'"'' ' '· w> lh .l he look ol lioo dostressmg . 9 Oval and '' ' ' 1'" r won-Cone Spl.'a l e rs $75000 WDlNESI>AY POMEROY SHAKESPEARE Clli>, 1 p.m. W-llda.Y. luncheon at Crow'• Steak llaUse; then to the home oC Mra. T. A, Hen1100!'; Mn. Holllei1 to present A.R- Zenith Automatic Fine-luning Control l.:m!l, ·, !Iff lu1w1 Colur TV .1 ! lh e fli rl of a fmgf'r. Jusl flop 1 ~w ~.,.,. , l(h omt' .lnd fo rJ!el •t- berause it not o nly tu nes tile 1ol nr piti\.Jrt' - bul J.o "L" I" ol runt:d .IS ymo c han ge fro m clhl l111 e l to cll annel And 11 h •en perie cts you r fi ne- t uning on UH r rll.! nnt+•- o ul o•n~l l tdlly file_..... POMEROY CHAPI"Ell 841, Royal Arch - . 7:30 Wednesday n!Bbl at the Masonic Temple, Dale E. Slnllh, MAKE lliE 819 MOVE! "''""'1'01 hlgb • Zenith Supl'r 50 H.- ndu•fled Color TV Cho~ssit w illl n n p r ul l t•d CIICUIIS . nu l' r,,du ct ion sh o rt CLHS fo r unri ~a l e d de · p endJb ol ol y dnd fewl'r ~t: r voce pmhle ms • hdusillt' Zenith Sup t r Gold Video GUilrd Tuning SyJIIl'm 0, iXI I'I'Il · t".U.I! ~ol d I Oll l<lf fS for longer rv lrfe • Ze nith Sunshin e 11 ColoJ TV Picture Tub e Adv.on n•rl p hul · p hm fmnwl." for ~ p ec t ac ul .ar pinure bri g hl nt•s< NEED A NEW CAR? APPLY FOR A LOAN T1fiJIIBD AY AFTERNOON cmCLE, 1 p. m. Thurllday, potluck dlmer. Mamhero an to take a COYered dlah and their own tl,ble aervlw. The auto specialists as our bank will help you get the money for a new car New Zenith 2-Year Color Picture Tube Warranty •• • I l ~ I l1111tlt RMIIG Co rpo•!I •OO war1ant' th• color p1tturt 1 ~0~ · ~ t~t lt no1t1 Color TV reeei,ars s ~o ·.ln ~t i t to he h tt 11 om defee.t ~ on miltlll l illl s•nc latm nor mal usatt lor two ye~r1 ham dBit !ll Oll llnll eonwrner puochne 'to'a~•antr eGH" II · P'ir ot color poeluoltube. til leplac•mtnt • ilh rebu1tt ~lor ~·•l ure 11101. tluourh an y 1uiM11Jed l emth r:ltii lll tnrwhere owner may. h~ t 01 .nove, hanspo rt ahon. latlor aM u r~· c~ ch l l~ a1r the 001111 · lion ol t ~t owne1 Zen1th rt plactmtnl IutHI is .-ts.o wan anltd to r l ht lu ll une< · pirtd term o1 tile oroton at IWO· yllr warun ly No Money Down·· ARNOLD GRATE Terms RUTLAND, 0. XI GAMllA MU SDRORri"Y, '!11urada1, 1:30 p.m., Collllli>!'• and will plan your payments to fit your budget. See us loday for a loan. 5\ On New car Loans . . ' . M...,.,.r at Federal DepoolUnsuruee Corporllfll!n r 0. EVANS PACKING CoMPANY ......................................................... STEVEN PIER~~ OHIO VALLEY INDUSTRIES................................................................ CELIA McCOY MURPHY OIL COMPAMY .................................... _.......................,. .................JIM B~U LAMBS ~E~R~~::~L ::::::::::=:::::::::::::::::::~~;::.::;:::=:::: :::::::~!.:;~·: ,::~~~:~~: -~· ·d 011' Apprec:"'loul~ to; · ,' , THE ·, ADVISOR,~, :~D SUI'Pil•tiE1,.1. .5 ,.. m. Mel,o, Coul)ty SontiMI, :J1M'eda,y. •'MIOI IIMi Toaoh- or'o Nlsbl;" clu..-. vloflallCIIIo; doOr:·~. rttrellllriellto; •teu1h•~ ~'*ee m.erednilt 8:10 ,~:~... i''"' 1/"":;.: .,I J CA1'HQ~ 1W~S C~, S p.m. ..,."Mrvv.., 1bil!lldt¥ .Ia -lbe l!lurch audltortulil. 7:CO P>lll. ; .' at > EVANS PACKING COMPANY ......................·................................................ DOM. SMITH · THEODORE T. REEO, JR .................................., .. ,.......................... JEFF DOMAHEW R. H. RAWLINGS SONS CO ....·-·-···-························,··············· .. ···-'· JEFF DOMAHIW.. .; ' RACINE HOME NATIONAL BAMK...........,.,......·-········-··············-··········· D!J~ SI!IJ'I'H' CROSS STORE, RACINE ..:..........................:...................................... GARY ·>/9!111.,. WEST VIRGINIA SAUSAGE COMPANY......................................... ;. CARY 'JQHN~ RAY "' LANDMARK FARM BUREAU MARION RIGGS R. H. RAWLINGS SONS CARNAHAN AUCTION THE DAILY SE~ITINIEL.:: ............. ,..............,.......".'"·T ·-,···········:~:, ..;.:.,~;.:,.EID'Dj \)ON' 5DAILY BARilSl THE BILL CARR ........"·-······'····..........:•.. ··'··· ..........;..................:........,.....~.:.?.~-- · B.a. e.... ·E···· Pac.lnt. OREN 'fiEARS TVESIIAY AFTERNOON turnool ...,. the koyo of hlo oct..ol buo to his rep!Jcomert. Mn. Lee Wood, Rutlaad-HarrisonvWe Road. Wears, a resldeDt ot the Harrlllonville Road, baa CCIJlllleled 21 years of ochool bus drlvlag In the Salisbury and Meigs Locril School Dlltrlct Mrs. Wood loa,_ driver Ia the Meigs District. Porters Offer Tax Issue Debate The I'Orter father-11011 · tepa. latlve team bas Invited Ito op.. )ICiilonta, file present alate oenator and otale represlllllallve, to l'll'flclj>alo In three debll8a 011 the ~ct .,.. . ..Ia... I' the lnvltattOti f~ . aoCOJIIad, for the time vqtero hi Alb· illl, lloll!a, ·.11111 MefA CDomlleo will bave ~ to 1Ize"' I!Jelr .l~tllvt caixuditea. " J.' flaednan Porter, a former , senator, ~ hlsiOil, James am. r bri!WI I'Orter m, have llllflll"li- mended to reWce the tax bured one debate In each o!thethree den on the indl.vidual cttlzert. n counties which make up the 27th · SUWortlnB the a!flrmatlve irll1 representative district. be the Demo<rat Porter team, Each wrote ldenllcol I.-a, while tile Hepubllcans, U they the older Porter to Sen. Oakley accept the lnvltatloo, will arc. Collins, - · llld t h e sue the negaUve. The Portera yourrpr FOrter to RO(I. Ralph say that Sen. COllins was the Welker, Pomeroy. principal CC><U1Ihor of the tax f!>The -r• propoiiOd uao tt iDd that Rep. Welker colleilota rulea 011 file sli>Ject, voted for it. ''llooolvocl, That amended subThe presentofth:eholderswere . - Senate Bill 350 he a- nominated May 7 without oppo. sllloo, while the I'Orters woo their Democratic primary oontasta after a oplrlled campaign. crearre News ... in Briefs By United Press International WASIDNGTON - JUSTICE ABE FORT AS TODAY was reported pnllkely to ..,... to submit to further quesdonlng by the Senate Jriiutlal')' Conunl- m hio fttneos to beciXDe chief justice of the , Uillled Stales. Reliable sources told United Press lnternatloral Fortas wao unlikely to chill&" hla mind about not anawerlng questlono relating to previous s..,reme Court oplnloJUI, pending cues, or IUture de- cJaJ.ons. ST. LOUIS, MO. - DEMOCRATIC ·VICEpresldenllal canilllate Edlmind S. Muskle says 1 halt oCthebomblng or Nortll VIet- would be a valuable rlak which tho United States shoold take "when It's IBtllible to do ao." T"ae MaiM Htator, replying to 1 question at a nuwa conference Tuesda.Y ntihl, aald; "!think lf<Wiq( ,the bombing con bo • valuable otep peaee and that~ would boa valuable risk we ohould take ••• we ougbt to be prepUed to take when It's sen~lble to do so." '"""rei The 27th representative d i s- trict Is part ol the 18th oenatorlal dlltrlct. Counlles outside the 27th dlatrlctlncludeScloto, Pike, Lawrence, and Jackson. Farm Science Tickets Here Farm Science Review tidteta are on aale at the &.pr R u n Mlll, Landmark, Farm Bureau ~&live, Me!go County A.S. c.s. Of!lce, llld the County Extensioo Of!lce. The advance aale at. tlcketa tor 50 C.U each closes September 16. At the pte IIIey will be $1 • 1be Fum Science Revlew 11 a three diOI' ovent, Sept. 17. 18, 19, at tho Ohio state Unlvere!ty Farm near the !loa Scott A.lrport, welt of Worthington. The belt route to tho location 11 Slate Roote S3. -otate routes 70 and 71 north. Leave 71 norlb at route 16111111.110 welt through w~ to the main en- EGYPTIAN GUNNERS . ~ two salvos at IsraeU troops acnMis tho Sue& canal today, )n IsraeU communique repartee!. Prealdant Gama1 Abdoi Nasser' rotm'llid to cairo to aaaume perIOI1ai of his eovermnoot'• lboonlown with Iaraol The IaraeU annouuc...-. In Jerusalem uld Etl7Ptlan batter· leo opeood !Ire em ~U poaltiona .aLPJU:I,Jewflq on tho southern ~•I of lba ~ ~ }~!fO a. ln. IIIII 8,50 i.)n, Tbu laroall comiiOR!Qlli·'oakl tt,·,~•·,irl!hheld return !Ire anol suffered,., caoua.lileo. Ecwt bfei'. ~Jw troops bod opened Ike. trance. "'""'"nd • and Soull!tl'll Ohio Electric Com- · for a polluck dinner. ROCK 1 ~GS GRANGE, 8 p.m. 'nlu!'eda,y at tho 1lall. RewUI be aorved. BRAIIIIIJRY . P.T.A., i,ao p • . fre..,. ~14aUonal Rutland Furniture Easy prloot. F"""'t.'Y-BENNETT I'Oot128, American Lelk>a, 7:30 Weclnea11.;;• ntglll at the hall. HANDCRAFTED ... built beHer to last longer! . WEDNESDAY. SEPT.E~.§!R lr'- OHIO. . • 1111; IIMc Radclllle, Rullllld; Howard Burna, HarUor<l; J o h n massive ., Tulliarrow, l.r cloudJ IIIII contlmolo1 Adml-• -, llobi>1 ·Milldea, cOlo, IIIOdsvtlle; traditionalist ••• • l and low 501. Doxljlr; Ru~ Dies in Warren '' ., Parl1al clearlnc IIIII LOW hi the ,..... r" , , tonl&hl. Devoted To 17ae lntereJJt. Of 17ae Meiga· MtuOn Area 1MUTI£ Water '.'!I' , Weather ent 1 ne at y e ·The flag of Denmark, cooolatln& or a large wblte cross on a red ·,fteld, ls the oldelt mchang~ eel naUonal emblem on re<»rd, having _,._In . conllnuous use since the Thirteenth Century. ' VOL. XXI NO. 98 Sam Lewis, Rt. 4, Pomeroy, renee County, wbo is .Prttentb' Gfoce, Lonti QoUDm; llorolllr Ia the choice of the Meigs Coul>- vice president of theaiaoclat!Ga, lllamblln,Dexler. Dlsdlorgu- LouiiOPartiOW, ty Production Credit advisory ts .., for 1"04!ection and Ia Oil" openod his ca.mpaign for the shirtsleeve II vice president said, pool~ Lewlo. . Florence ~. IiGberta ~··· "l am not changing my committee to be • emlldate for presidency. Leiria Is a 411-Jear-oid ~ director of the Jackson Producpos ilion." He said he would Humphrey was continuing the TONIGHT, SEPT. 10 who Uvea on a 437 ·acre opera.tion Credit Aaaodation. pace today with a full schedule have accept.erd the minority Elvia Presley In t!on near ltarrl~e. He owns If elected, Lewis would rep~ OFFICE TO CLOSE of appearances here and in plank but would have felt tree SPEEDWAY and operates a large grade !o sent Lawrence, Gollta and Meigs to make an "elaboration" ot his The Middleport of!lce "' tho Houston, Tex. (Technioolor) dall')' which conalat of 66 Hoi· boaid ot pli>Uc alrl(n Water counties. Frank Herrell, Law· In his meeting with newsmen, hiw own position. Elvia Presley, Nancy Sinatra stein cows. He also to In tho and Sewoge Dept, wUI be ~ Humphrey knocked down two FEATIIRETTE: proceu ol developi.QK" 1 recre&• ed Friday, Sept. 18, r0rrtJ,otra, starUing statements he made Down The Hatch lion arOL ~ altai are be- MI.Yor C, 0. Flaher aald IDdq. concerning the w a r earlier Jerkey Turkey ing· constructed and a three acre SWeet Mou.. Story ol Life Mooday. (Continued from Page 1) (J>a¥) lake la !n operation. PLAN SALE In Philadelphia at the start ot II there aDoct.orintheHouse? He lJ a member of tho Farm teet the water department a. The Eqloa Clua of the ~ his t r e k, Humphrey told a Bureau, Graz-., NFO, a n d cun Methodlll Cl!urch will apmWEDNESDAY & THURSDAY youthful audience in a question gai.nst businesses which might Carl E. Hood, Cormerl.r ol DCSA, and a member and trus- aor a 1'Uliiiii8P aale thla Frlda.Y SEPT. 11 ~ 12 r and answer session that he discontinue operations in the midNOT OPEN thought "some" troops could be dle of a month withOUt paying Pomeroy, died Thursday In War~ tee of the MI. Union Baptist llld SaturdaJ II the former Church. He has been a member l'hlllb>l Sioteri .torem Court ren. withdrawn Crorn Vietnam late thelr water bills. oC PCA Cor 25 years. FRIDAY & SATURDAY He waa born in Pomeroy, the II., In FOmel'01. The matter was referred to this year or early in 1969. '!11e Meigs County advisOl'l' SEPT. 13 - 14 son ol Mrs. Ruth Sloemaker the ordinance commlttee. But Humphrey said later he A 1%" bell that dlsllqulshes In a THE MINI-SKJRT MOB FmEMEN CAI,LED COWicil voted to have Ute ceil- Hood and the the tate Frank committee urges all Meigs Couft.. was just echoing predictions ty Production Credit members (Technicolor) BaahaD Volunteer ftremen remade earlier by Defense ings In two rooms or vUlage ball Hood. crowd. Expertly crafted with saddle slllchllll and Lewis at ~ to&tire Cill Saturda.Y Jeremy Slate, Diane McBain Secretary Clark Clifford and - the cmmcll chambers and the &lrllvtng are his wire, Lu- to lllend and AND This Steerhlde by Paris Gen. William C. WesbnorelaOO. water and sewer department of- cmei two daugtrters, Eileen and tile annual stockholders meeting 'iii the home oC Mable Taylor .on Saturday, SepL 14, at canters ROSIE! Lmg RW1 road where approxiLouise; three brothers, Joseph, fice, lowered to nine feet. Work In Denver, at another freethe sale. (Technicolor) wheeling question and answer will be done by the Columbus Pomeroy; Qlgene. Levittown, caves, located six mlles nortb- mately $100 ...._ was clllsSandra Dee, Rosalind Russell Pa., and Franldln o! LynWOCl<i, wett of Jackson off state Route ed. TWelve llromen responded. I session, Humphrey said he Colling Co. Cor $281.60. Available in ~atural, Black or Oxblood. SHOW STARTS 7 P.M. Calif.; his mother, Mrs. R u t h 33. Dinner will be served from In order to get funds i n t o could have run tor the Be sure to see eU tile other style~ and colors In Paris TO CHAj.LENGE LAW presidency on a Democratic proper order Cor stateauditdeal- Hood and a sister, Mrs. Wldred 12 to 1:30 p. m. Bello for men and boys In the me111 department, 1aL Ooor. WORTHINGTON, Ohio (Ui'O~ ing witll sewage operations, coun- Eddy. both or Alliance, llld 11 ::~::·: · :·:·:·:-;:;.;:; .; : ;.;:::::::;:; : ; . ;:;.;:;:::;:;: ;:;~:;:;:;:;::::t~ You'U llka the omart acyles- comforllble lit and lcqA Ml<hlltan 1tate law J'O<IIl1illg cil voted that tile Sanitary Sew- grandchlldren. lcmg wear you pt from a Parlo Belt - Stop In - and motor<yc!lata to· wear helmet• He was burled In the Saint er Fund loan the Sewer Con_.teet one or two Cor yoorself or tho heyo In your lUiJJ.r. '!:: will be teotad, the American struction Fund, $20,000 Cor a 90 Cemetery at Courtland, 0. Boys Slzeo - 26 to 32 - Mens Sizes • 32 to l50. ·· Aaaoclatlon an8 ~ Motorcycle day perJod; that the Sewer ConWHrlnl Apparol For Your Farwlly nounced here Monlli.Y. stnJctloo Fund .P8J' the General and Fun~ $5,411,51 for various serCOLLECTIONS UP furnl1hina• For lour Home vice Cees dealing with the sewCOI.UMBVS (Ui'O Sales Ill< age disposal system, and that the TUEIDA.Y collections from·Oh!o'a 88 counSewer Construction Fund p a y LADIES AUXILIARY, Lowi1 lies !ncreuod 55.58 per eent the S&nltary Sewer Fund $33.A class In tallorln8 will be of- Manley FOot 263, American Lo- !all month over the AII8U&t of 929.05 [or various expenditures fered In October, according to glon, 7 p.m. Tuellday, Mount •file preceding year, Slate Treaotor easements and services. Margaret Griffiths, County Ex- Morlah Baptiat Church, Mltldle- urer Jolut D. Herbert aald fnrll.y. Attending the meetl.ng were tension Agent, Home Economics. port. those named earlier and CounIt ia qten to all women in POMEROY LIONS CLUB, 6:cilmen B. F. Parmalee, D I c k Melgs County who are e>perl· 30 p.m. Tueoday, Grace EploVaughan, ClUford stumbo a n d enced seamstresses. Those e~ . eopa1 Church pariah House. w. Charles Byer. rolled wlU make either a suit A. Llebelsbach, architect, apeakor a coaL er; Paul lO.oes, program chalr.. Cars Collide, No Bogtmlng Oct. 15, tile class IIWI. will meet at the ~iscopal ParOne L Injured I'OMEROY LIONS C L U B, Ish House In P1111eroy Crom 12:A 1967 VolkswageJI was demol- 30 p.m. to 3:30 p.m. There will Tuellday, 6:30 p.m. Grace Eplowtl. Ished In a one-vehicle acei&nt be a registraUon fee of $2. The I:Cip81 Church parli!h on the Hemlock Grove road, 2.1 class is limited to 16. Those !tam A. Lelberobart, Columbus, mlles east of U. s. Route 33, wishing to enroll shCI.lld call the wlll opeal< oo architecture ot various buUdings In Meigs eoun. at 7 p.m. Monday. County Extension Office at 992. The Meigs County sherilC'o 3895 or stop in the basement of ty. AUXILIARY OF the Racine department aald Roland Eugene the County Home on Mulberry Fire Department meets at 7:30 Eastman, 19, Rt 2, Coolville, Heights. To buyers Steers Lambs allltt Melts J111lor Fair Tuellday at file !lro house. autrered a bump on the head and O IAG 0100 ETA. Pm Chapter, Beta rib injuries when his auto went Sigma Phi Sorority, at 8:15 p. oot or control on file rain-sUckm. Tuesd&J', Cohunhua a D d 295 o;q . in . rec tangu lar p idute ed road, ran up an embankment, is Southern OhiD Electric eo. ..,_ and nipped aver. clal room, Twtla Matheney bu No charges were filed a n d the cultural progam; pledges Eastman was not lmmedlately CLUBMEM~ER BUYER treated. In other sherlfC' s deWord hu been received that wlll ....,. MIDDLEPORT BUSINES'l and partment activity, James W, Oh- AnJV Martin, yoongest ... of FARMERS BANK AND SAVIHGS COMPANY ................................ KENNETH BOLIN Professlonal. Women's Club, 6:linger, 27, Rutland, huboenjall. tile Rev. and Mrs. Richard MarMEIGS EQUIPMENT COMPANY ..:..................................................HARRY SLAwTER o ed on a 11"Xl-lllpport char~. lin, baa - . lJijured near his 30 Tuellda.Y evening at file MarRACINE HOME BANK..........................................................................CHARLES YOST tin Rellaurant; bualneu meetColumbuo home. EVANS PACKIHG COMPAIIY ...................................................;._ .......... BOIJ RITCHIE According to tile word, t h e Ing and _..., follows at file VETERANS MEMORIAL HO$PITAL.........................................~ .........:_ PAUL CROS$ ehlld was struck by a car Sat- Columbia Gu oC OhiD olflce. WOMEN'S SOCIETY of ChrlaMARION RIGGS FORD-MERCURY ........................,....,..................... MIK-E l!NIDUM · urday night. He Ia conCinod to llan Service, I'Vmero)' United SUGAR RUN WILt..............:.......-....................................................."·· RICKY 'PIERCE Children'I Hospital with s fractured leg and other tnlurles. His M-ot Church. IJO(luek lUllR. H. Rri.WLIHGS & SONS ............. ,.............,.. ,................................... Kllii!IY .PIERCE per, 6 _p.ru. j orfng a o.mtr&:l 1 room number ls 328. The Rev. LANDMARK FARM BUREAU COOPERATIVE............................ LOU!Si MICHAII, . Mr. MarUn is a former pu1or dlllb and own table service; Min IUPON REQUEST) ELBERFELD$ DEPARTMENT STORE:.. ,............................................ EDWIN'CRQSS . ~ El>erlbach baa the proof Grace Eplsoopal Church. gram; Mra. Glen Hiles to ~ Our Usoel Good Cle•nl,;, KARR CONSTRUCTION COMPANY ........................................ :.......... BYRON McCoY port m reeent workshop at Clllllll POINT PLEASANT LIVESTOCK 5.\LES........................................ DIANA GRUESER The continent of Aualralla Francis Aobu17. POMEROY NATIONAL BANK.................................................. DEBBIE KElBAUGH was first given the name of EASl'EIIN BAND Boooten, 7:. Tht DAVISSON • Z4515M Pomeroy RAY RIGGS...........:... :................................................................................. VICKI CARR New Holland. \192-5421 30 p.m. Tueoclal at hlgb ocl8>1. ! £a rly l\mer1t.1n slyled con~o l e wi t h fd rl v ELBERFELD$ DEPARTMENT STORE ...................................... STEVE,N STAHLEY AmerH<~n stv lefl gallerp-, spoo led vert ica l col um ns CommiUeoo for ocbool year to EVANS PACKING COMPANY ...................................:.................... WAYNE LEIFHEIT m th.: gr ille .HI'J . fou r s1 mula ted d rawers, be ~· Member• urged to ,1nd bracke t feel w1 th n HH e aled r.;~st e rs MEIGS Now You ·Know • • . . P. TIDRD PARTY PRESipENTIAL emil~ w.u,ce•s ~· I!' set hu •...,. J!l'loted on the Ohio ballot 'I!!. Novembot ••• ~ Ol!li4ll ~· ''SOpreme Court Ji>st.lce S!0W1J1 '1\lelday Oi'dei'Oil Oldo to prtpOre to carry Wallace's .tile ~lin bo!Jots !lillllinla declolm by the full cgurt on . WASIIINGTON - - &Clod eonalltutt.,.uy Ia refusiq( .to Uot 1)\tn. .aid thi \coiart trioct qreod to • WaDace'i..~ .iectton laW a .... ihe oponlns claY of Ita .n8w ·wst!ID. · . bi<ih.<lenied a Pl'i!lllill ,,.. or! the bo!iiollrl' Old• Stale ~ .Broimo w'IJ9 ruleci wauace tijled to meet w, Miss Blakeslee No Down Payment, Low Interest, 33 Years to Pay BY BOB HOEFLICH A brand new home in the location of your choice. No down payment, Jaw interest rates, and long term flnancirlg. Sound like the lmpo88lble dream for Meigs Countlans'? Well - It Isn't! Pomeroy Attorney Frank W, Porter today announced that he has secured "through the Farmers Home Administration a promise or $1,800,000 for new housing ln Meigs County. Porter pointa out that residents who quali.t)' can construct new . hmnee in the location of their choice. They need not even own the lot. There would be no down payment required, and interest rate11 will run between, five and five am one-quarter percent. Those con. structing homes throqh the financing which is being made avail~ able have 33 years in which to pay off the loan. I'Orter pohiled out that a sur- ned to have s display by a prevey cU.scloses that there are at cut housing Orm. least 500 Camlllns In M e I g s II after chec.Jdng -~ Is orCoUnty who have the Income llld rered by local oonstntctlon firms an Interest In new homes. A and tile pre-cut housing 1\rm, and mtnimum of 350 new homes a. If residents like what they hear cross the county are needed. ln the wa..v or explanaUon, anbe stated. The $1,800,000 In ctnanclng which has been made available should provide for the c o nstructloo or pooslb!y 180 new homes, Porter said. How does one find out more about how to proceed? Jt•s simple. At 7 p.m. on Sept. 26 at the ~roy Junior High School AudItorium a )llllrllc meetlni will be held to explain """'e Cully the details and to answer any ques. Ilona which potential builders might have. other helpfUl step will be ollered. This will come in a later meeting when FHA officials will be on hand to an.ist residents with the necessary paper work in proceeding with their loans. There will be volunteer clerleal help on hand to further help residents with completing their applications. So - a new home under excellent terms isn•t really the uimpouJble dream" in Meigs County alter all. After the explanation, those lnlerested wlll ba Invited to visit diOpliifS wbltl) wlll he oet up in tile auditorium to show what local conatructloo companies utter In home plans llld structure and the prices of the homes. In addi ~ tloo to local dlsplilfo, It lo plan- TB Test Law Will 95 Killed Be Asked When Jet Crashes NICE, France (UPO- An Air France C&ravelle Jet1 one engine in flames, crashed today Into the Mediterranean on a stormy llight tram Corsica to Nice. killi111 all 95 persons aboard, Air FI'IInce announced. A search party COund pieces of the twin engine plane 12 mlles out to sea near Cap D' Antlbes and a ~ &pOkesman 811d there were no aurviYOl'l. Rescue craft reported otormy seas In file area. I! was not laMMn Immediately U any Americus were aboard but the plane wao reported laden with tourists. Authorities aald 13 or the 89 paSiengers were children. There were six crew members. COLUMBUS (UPO - S t a t e Health Director Emmell W. Ar· oold said here today the legislature wUI be asked to pass a flouridation law and to make a tuberculosis test cwnpulsory for all students and school employes. Arnold addressed tile 49tll Anrual Conference of Ohio Health Commissioners. Arnold also told the C(I'I"Unissloners that Jt is qulte Ukely thet the General Assembly will be asked to pass a law calling FIVE-YEAJl..OLD LISA KINCAID, DAUGHTER or Mr. IIIII Mro. Billy KI--M, lo- of tilt 50 pr ...chool children oelected ln Meigs County to take part In a nutrllloral study boloc .-..tad through a Children• s Bureau grant to Children's Hospital Research F~ Children'• HQriPb:ll. Columbus. Above with Lisa Tuesday morning, are tter mother, lett, aad Was Bewrb' <llodd, who will Interview Mrs. Klacold eech mornilw Cor two days m the COod Intake oC Lb.. Lila' a Callier Ia ccach oC the EastB;n High Schnolfootboll team. 'The Camlly realdea ODtho Stamler Rmd. Hot Dogs! Coffee ..•. What'D Ya Have? New Stadium Stand Ready · A new conce ssion stand at the Meig6 Marauder Stadh.on is com~ Dieted and all needed equipment has been installed. This was announced by Frank W. Porter, pre11ident ot the Meigs Athletic Boosters at their regular meet-ing Tuesday evening. The stand will be in operation Friday evening at the first home same of the Marauders who will meet the Wliefeated Pt. Pleasant Big Blacks. Mrs. Bud Abbott. general chainnan in charge of personnel, said workers In the stand for the five hOOte games have auder stadium. Rev. Bill Perrin was given the OK to purchase colored chalk for the end zones. At the augpstion of Mrs. Dqq W,..l!I~O. a committee or three ' was q,poi~ eel to amend the by-law• In r~ gard to the time when to elect new officers for the 68-69 year. Chosen to serve on this commUa tee were Mrs. Wilson, Bud AI> batt and Rev. Perrin Bob Jones will serve as the Meigs Marauder Mascot. Mrs. Lorena Arnold, treasurer, reported a h111lance of $3,686. 59. The game balls wlll be tii111D away at each home pme. Tboee. worldog the cmcesaion !or 0. !\rat game are Poe G.erlitli. Grt,ce Abbott, ~Isla Soratul, Dorotlly Tyo, Mrs. JOlin " " sc:zyn, Mra. Robert BuntiUe, Mrs. Denver Welle, Mrs. O.U,. los WUitams and Mrs. BW WIJ, j. ., I' ' ford. Following the business ...,. sian, Head C.ch Charles C11aQ!o cey showed fUm of the MeiclWahama game. Tweoty..ftve 8mi attended. Highways Have Failed oo;::-:;'!. tn ..., the Boootera voted to pay of'f the amOWtt stU! due on the dre ssing r~s built b,y the Pomeroy Boosters "1.1 • in the amount oC$800. Thedreoo- lr~ezgs ing rooms are under the Mar- i in the assured clear distance after a rear end colliaJon at 11:40 a.m. TUesday m Rt. 7, three anu seven at. Pomeroy. house. north Cited to Court John B. Roblnoon, 66, Mar· Ky.,,... died to Melgo ''Only lhout 41 per cent o:f County Court Sept. 13 em a the Ohio population served by charge of Callure to otop with- ~ tenths miles i Says Architect Hllthways have Called Meigs County as stimulants to 80CI1· omic growth, according to Bill Liebersbach, a senior partner In the architectural !lrm or Uebersbach, Swlatex and Grutsch, Columbus, which designed t h e new Farmers Bank and Savings co. building now near completion in Pomeroy, 1n a speech Tuesday night when the Pomeroy Lions Club held _a guest night dinner in Grace Episcopal parish Kentuckian is tin, municipal tt~ater systems' have water with aptimum · Ouorkle levels, " he said. "Ohio n o w ranks 31st among the states in this situation." He also prq,osed that tile leg.. lalature revise the compulsory lmmuration law for schoo1 cblldren to include measles. Arnold also reported on the activttles or his departmert. "ln the field of tuberculosis e0ntrol 1 we contirJJe to note iJn.. p1'0l1811lents related to our iotensllled programs aimed at eve~ (CoRinued o n - 8) ' ;: : =: -;.: .-: ~:=: : : : :=: : : ; : : : :;: : : ::=:: =: ::: :=;- : : : : :.~:;:;: : : : : : : : : : : : : : : : : : =: : : : : : : : : : : ;: : : : : :.-: : : : : : : : : :;: : : : : : : : : : : : : : : : : : : : : : : : : : ~~===~ . ror the flourJdation of public water s..,plleL ~ S.· Titling his talk, "We don't '!11e State Highway Patrol aald get enou.gb for our mooey,,. Ueb~ that Ruth Ann wu~, 22, Park~ er.sbach tooched upon a oomber ersburg, W. Va., had ll•t>liOd to ol problems which he Celt have make s left turn. Behind her, af!ected FOmeroy, Ita beanty and Robinson was unable to otop and Us economic growth. his car struck tho back oC file He said: Wilay car. ,.While the r iver tramc Is No one was Injured There Rood. there Is nothing of 1111 was moderate damage to the ootlse-ce direct to POmeroy RoblniGI car and ml!><>r to the or the Meigs County area. We Wll.ay car. must face the facts, however, Sub Teachers ) that the modern hilthway baafldled your community comp!eiob' and It hao reltrlcted your lii'OIIIII economically. One in three firma In Meigs County Is 0t1 a haN surface road - 70 par e..t. are in the state. "Anotller factor that mutt be coosidered Ia that oC tern1a. Your scenic bills and nDtrl have Inhibited the lncUalrta1 growth lremendaualy. '!11oM upe and downs have made hllbwall expensive, buUding . . . . expeJUJive, and have r.-.cad tbl Ullable land to a mlnlmum. Om' so per cent oC Meigs Coo11tr II forest cover area. The labor force 1n the Paateroy area atatistieall.y is bUiw file Ohio and the U. S. averYour popdatfon is 1n a clecl.IOL Take the period from 112G ·6o 1960 - Mslaa County baa tlacllned wlllle the u. s. hod 1 rate oC growth oC 69 per - . · As a reltllt ot file low Iallar force hi l'l>meniY. your liD. ll,y hicomo boclomoa low. "IAt'a look Iurlher a1 - . -rlna ~ ero;v - - 1'01 by road, you are ii I ' by Ji&Do, wlrea, blliboudo, , _ ,..,m~ '11111 lo 1011 - peculiar "' - -· ... ,.,...,[. ·f l&mOfOI.')IIt-llllllitJ hi thla lllld "' a. ;ttt.•• _. HJI fl_ ~r.~-··-..;~;;;, ~ .... .... JJ11rr .... ·"''be :nilrftaatthe .... . . , pulllaW .0( . ,, ." �\ I \ ~ ti!!!i.~~~.~'ll:llddbip..1.Pcone•'<>l'· SIJIL u, 1968 Pt>-,.,m New.' Church'.fiJr New World -reed, .::a::... Harris0p~ille Back to School .... t < --~/ ~ • • -' • ' _., 1 tar .JIIo~~nee Ill eYer)' piJIH The dream at tile rprmljJon Mel - · - t a r all . at to- ~atthet'IIOconsre..-m c:tlotl ,at a 'new dlurcli'rora now 'J!Orld dl,·i~e." () .... the -~- •of &..die to be ...,.:; '. BY MRS. JOHN STOUT came IIIIo r~IQ last &mdllln Dr. Rodebalfer Gil to eau-- lion stood 111 honor al the • · Ia the rllltna cit addJIIailll Mr. llli Mrs. Larry McGrath MelgsCoullt;y. tlonthat;;eilerdl.t''oc!...-ch,yeo- nesaalthllmomlint. c:ome . tdllt.tobausedlo~- ' and Children spent .an evenlJW Dr. Harold Dull, district 111• terday's tradiUGIII, and yeller'11111 Ia the Drst suoh ~.uOn It tile· , with Mr. and Mrs. Earl Mc- p e r - or the - · Dl•· day's lndiYIWal fomll,y celllen - . . , . • former Methodist and . chureh It Ia hopocltlllltm&JIY· .. Grath. trlct a1 the tinlted Melhocllst a1 warohlp were not aulllolonl to E.U.B. COIIII'O&BIIon In tho Ports· ::; · and !lmlllel, and' · Mrs, Mae Mason, Mr. aDd Churcll, llli Dr. Colvill Rode- IJieel tbe warld'a llomands a- - mouth District Ill the Ohio West bu.:.!.wal~ Will assist In tile Mrs. Russell Mason and daugh- tielter district -~Or gainlla <bur<b toda.Yeonreronce al thl) former Mathss ""' ter, were guests of Mr. am:t the ~outh Dlstrtct Ill -the Ho ol• abserved that Chrts- ediJt ~. ond the oecond COIIIIrUctlon. I lllv!UII Wile to Mrs. Paul Masoo llli daughters United Methodist Church, clasp. IIana must ' · - real and deep ouch union In 11!0.OhJo·!bJtheaot ~~:.: evelling warlhlp of Decovah, m. tor a few days. ed hand• In Dr Dull remllldeOI , 111111bollc 11111.., and concerned love of Cllrlat In the Confen!nee_al the former Evan- • . Visitors at the Dana Welch formation ot the new st. Paul'a present, It the dlurob Is to I!IYe aellcal Umted BrothrOII c;hurch, eervlco~~~~ ·not to be .tuat. home over Labor Day were their United Methodist Church from realsenlce Ia lido world. alnco the two ~unit- each C an " but o • c·h children, Mr. atxl Mrs. Everett the former E.U.B. llli Metho"Chriot al-• Uved Ia the edlnDollubiiiJulle23. ~~~.;,'. c;::rt~~I&L"Dr.Dutt Welch, Palma and Serdy, atxl eliot In Tu!IP8r• p.-osent," ho sold, ''Widie '11111 1oco1 Jlldoa bu. Mr. and Mrs. Herman Weieh Plains al the church live too mudl !a tlf8llor hlotorlcal IIIPftC111<o aa!d: aDd daughters, CherrJ, cathy, '1111; moment wao the ·ldalt· tile put, hoping for a betl4lr aa tile c:Onsr I don becOmes ..,. •"rbbto union IIIII be either juat and Carol. , light or the morning ""rshlp...-. Mure, and fotvlllng that """ al tile ......,11 tarmod In the a change ala citlllroh name; or a Mr. aiJI Mrs. Gary Welch llli vice In wldch the united 0011111"0- II tbe time ,.. need lo act 1m' UaUod .,._. Cburth In the ~:::...: :r~= daughters, Mrs. Cecil 0, Brick· gaUoos was challenged by Dr. Christ." eorttreworld. motivated." les and son, Greg, and Mr. ard Rodehe«er, who alid: The birth al tho new ..,.._. Dr. Dull lnltslled all theMrs. Ronnie Welch and sons, Tim DINNER ENJOYID "Toda.Y's church mull not be gat1011 wu - " ' - ' by 52 peraiOcero al the cbur<h, llli the and Trev, and Mrs. Dermy Ash yesterdll)"'B church, or a church IODI, Wbo aaw Dr. Dutt place a THE DAY OF e e l - wu -!ned cllolr c:ootlmed t b • arxl daughters wore guests of In ~ lor a better lomorrow, cloled Bible upon the pdpl~ and oontillled II tile bmllltl of tile theme or tho santee with Ita Mrs. Pauline Jones at Cheshire. but rather the church a1 toda.Y then the permanent Balla a1 Un- ehii-ch Jolnad topther In a fol. inthem, "I Will Plklt '111ee." Mrs. Neal's sister~ Mrs. Del- must come to grtpo with loda.Y's !on em top or the Bible. AI the k>wlhip dinner - - In bollor "' The a-..ce at the ...-vphia Kaltenbach of The Plains, problems, and sene with love , the- dlurch, llli Dr. llcMlohetis visiting Mrs. Neal. rer llli Dr. HoroldDutt. Thotrua- Ice• wu IIIQJ'IIIIII worllblp $2, Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Gibson tees m e t blur Jdf•taly ~­ Cllureh ScboOI 6e ond eveniDe called on Mr. and Mrs. Henry ter dinner· witb Dr. Dutt, to warlhlp 77. RtY, Jack F, Y...... the Drat Waggoner. plan for the future. Ia I h Mr. and Mrs. Sheila Erwin palllor UliaiJed to the - ...,_ - · · preoent deW. to blllld were guests of her folks, at Hur....ptlon. - · oil lo llltelid acerter al worthlp. ricane, W. Va. Emphula was placed . _ tile St. Paul's United Mothodllt Mrs. Hope Harper'sgrandchil~ help needed al tile comm~ CburdJ. dren, Earnie and Frank Van Cooney, have gone home for school. Mr. and Mrs. Clayton Waggoner and children of Colum- SHE GETS NOWHERE GOING waitresses hate women. I gat:hbus spent their vacation with STEADY WITH MARRIED MAN er she means waiters too. I am Mr. and Mrs. Waggoner here. Dear Helen: one- of the latter, not AmerlGuests in the Charlle Jones lt was love at first sight, but can born, but 111M a citizen. I home were hi s daughters, Miss I'll have to admit after three am a little tired of people us-Gertrude Jonet;; of Dayton, Mr. years, I'm still ln the dark. He log the word "hate" for such and Mrs. Wil,liam Howard and told me right away he was mar- litUe things. When they go out children of zanesville, 0., &I'll ried but not happy. Several times for a good time, they shoUldn't Contrary to what IIOIIlO 0! this alter Hider deQitnded that po.-o ·_ Mrs. Clarice Switzer and Mrs. 1 saw him with a woman 1 a g.. look for faults to complain abotL Nation'• leaders are telling the lions ot CzechoolcMkla be ~ Elsie Thaxton of Ashland, Ky. sumed was his wife, but later We who wait tables are em- country, tllere are SCIIII8 things 1o Germ&IQI. a.mberlalnasreed Mr. and Mrs. Delmar Rhodes on he told me she was his girl cerned with serving the public spent the weekeOO with Mr. and friend - they'dbeengoing steady last and well,a!XIwedoo't " hate" _ very Important things _ which In the hope that ho had bou&lrt cannot be booihL peace. He said he had "presenMrs. Richard Rhodes and chil- for two years. special grolC)s. What "The Slnce World War n this n1tlort ed peace in our time." lJnlortun. dren at Dunbar, W, Va. Shortly afterwards we started Girls" don't realize is that, when ate1w uour time" ·p~ to be , .• has Indulged In a gigantic ertart " Mrs. ~al Rhodes, Guy Har- goint steady, or so 1 thoughL a table o( six or seven people to meet every prablem llli every .. ry brlet one yeor later lift,.\ per and Mrs. Paul Gilkey were Once he e\'en Rled for diYorce, ask for "sepantechecks,"many need with an outlay or dollots In ler was malllllg troops p.., guests of Mrs. Stout. but dropped it. His "ICe and ex· delays are created, plus the riak ihe hope that thio would bring a land's border • thinking that~ Mrs. Iva Donohue and Ray, girl friend have keys to his car of charging the wrong ltems to Miss Annetta Estep and Mrs. and can use it any time. I'm the wrong persons. U we pve oolutlon. In most lnsllllces It again hlo damanda would be 'met • hao oo1 done oo. with IIJpeaoemenL The ~eaultwu Stout attended camp meeting at not allowed. them separate checks they'd no Along with our etrorts ot olq>World Warn. Baileys Rwl. I'm not permitted w uk him doubt change their coii!J)bllnt to ping Communist 1ggresslon, we This Natton needs to learn. questions about other women, 4 'slow 11ervlce.'' However.lfthey have sought to buy fl"lendo. We too, that It cannot buy reiQleol "Air Space" but I' m third degreed, every uk for separate ch&cks, we have e:q>ended well over $100 lot law llli. order. The CCili-. , No rule of law, national or move 1 make. If he calls aDd the don't ' 4 h&te" them - even when billion since ttle start or the mlsalon on Clvll Dlsord.en IDide , international, defiues the ex- line is busy, I'm accused of we c1n spot immediately what tent of "'air space"' although tslldng to another maiL He kind of grotull;y ID e>)JOot: In Marshall Plan In Europe. we Its report earlier this yeor. 11 all nations claim sovereignty doesn't like to be seen tn pub- restlurant U~, "86 or 111'' have ghen a-.r that aum tn eco-- advocated ape n d l n gmualve _ nomic 111i mllltary aid In the .. sums or-.~umuch -; of such areas over their re~ lie with me. - GUS. spective territories. ~ that theoe IBIIona to which as one biDIOR dollar• • Ill '; Anything and everything I do Dear Helen: we bave given these bllllMB or- an etrort to. buy M and ori!"'"· ; _Is Wl:QI!8- 1 do\l:t. sea~Q~ 1/leJ "!''I . We .waltresseo. don'l hale woand Mrs. Orvy Gainer or HebrOn fight, hav~ p~ tas~, BJP...'-~ ,men, ·· but thB.Y do eontllle Us! dellan"would become our falll>- . 'Thlo , ill: - -~ ""!'!'!•. ~,!~'"'"' · wouldn!t ~~ ~'!!""•r "Y'It-~" 0 -i; RD, Sunday. There were 56 pre-- ting fat" when I gain OJl4ll pourd. When we ask If they want separ· rut fl"lendo. Unfortunately It did oo1 work. · our D.nanciAUY tnlublecl-~· sent for a nne basket dinrler. 1 bought him a watch tor Chi-tst- ate checks, almost always they Visiting and games were the mas and he gave It back with say "No" it they really do, and we slllld toda.Y perhaps more aovernment could olford~-~ojat- .. 1 In the post, llli .I do 1101 P~;.• ,, order of the day. Arthur Ours the implication that it wasn't as "Yes" if they don't. So man.v alone In tho world as a nadon Is the new President, Robert good as the one his girl frletxl times, after the order, the)' d~ than at any time since World pose a return to the past1.IIIAID1!'· • Ours, vice presidentj Beck)' bought hlm. The shirts I ,gave cide to .. go Dutch," which of War 0. In the Drs! pblce, the Amerlcano lived In far wor~ , , people or the world, ;Jncludina cl~umstaitces thu·do•venaome. '· Ours, secretary atxl treasurer. him "itched." course they'd planned to do all those w whom we bave given the slum dwellers loda.Y- 'Yet ~: , The reunion will be held at the 1 believe he enjoys having wo- along but nobody dared ~ Rising Sun Park at Lancaster men fight over blm. At age 44, tp about separate checks. So money, eua.pectad our motive1, were no wholesale ~rders ~ next year. Everyone enjoyed the shouldn' t he be ready to settle you have to unscramble the bW and !oat respoot for our Judp- no s~ rloe Iii the crime ment. nte, We stW had respect for day, for one? Oh yes, he DOES SIJ' for them. Or, if you write out France is a prime ex:unple or law and order. Today, ln the Mr. aOO Mrs. Donald Pierce of he loves me, but only when he's a half dozen checks, one gal Athens, and James Circle of drunk. Is it time to take oft the will say, "It's on me," and how naUons we have befriended moat aftluent socletyevetlmoWn, New Haven, W. Va., were at the blinders, or should I stay in the again, the waitress mustdo aome are behavlJw toward 01 now. The respect lor law and order has Ill French accepted our aid In larp but di-ed. ·· home or Mary Circle on Monda.Y. dark ond ~ !Dr the beor? quick ~ - W/1TRESS amounts. Then they repudiated Respect !Dr blw llli order canHattie Powell an:l daughter, Ad- THREE YEAR WAIT Dear Helen: die, of Portland, recenUy called Dear TYW: "The Glrls" are right about the North Atlantic Treal;y Organ- not be bought, llli attempts to tzaUon and ordered our troops do oo, to COIDj)l"GIIIioe with evil on Mary. Be honest! The blinders came waJtrenes favoring men. We call otr French soil. France has re- and unrest, will only invite more oft 10118 ago. Your real QUe&- our re11ervaUOI\I In ahead of fused tO settle her war debts ha- d11respect. tion is: Should 1 setUe for a bad time, but we women are atW When a man or nation is down bargain or risk being manless? waiting while men are served curred when we cune to her aaslstance, ttnt at the hands or ••• hilp. • , bit in a marnr that .:~ My answer is: Yoo' re "man- and gone. When we ask. nlne the German Kaiser 111i later In will allow for I degree or oel! less" now. Dum,p Utis poor rae- times out of ten the waitresses World Warn by IUUer. To top retpect whenareeoveryismada. atmile, and go shq~ping while tell us they do not glw separ· the Insults, France hal now ~ When a msn Ia down offer there 's still time. - H. ate cheeks. enl,y aided with the communists him the cype or aolistal)ce that Dear Helen: Perhaps we get second class In regard to vtetmm. will allow him to pt book m hls "The Girls" complained that service because women are a ... This Nallon should learn, too, feet with • feell~ or prlda. sumecl to be Ugbt with a tip. thet you cannot buy peace. Buy· '11111 cype of belp - both to Waltresoes ahould stop to think: Maybe 1he service makes 01 thl.t q ut)'thq lnllcates a -~~~ .Jor'Isn aat10111 llli to the ooedJ , Is belllg made In return tar 1101110 til oui".f""' NatiOn - could 110 tar ~ way. - CAREER GIRL This eolumn Ia dedicated to product. sernce, or conee,ston. to reestabllsh our reputatkll family living, 10 If you're hav- The outstancilag exan;~le or 1111 abroad. And It could form tho :.:.:· Ing kid trouble or Juot plain effort to purchoae peoco to the bells 1D reeslabllah law ond .,.. • trouble, let Helen help YOV. vtalt ol E~'o Prime Mlnlol. der at home. ' trees, words camot describe She will also welcome ycur own or Neville C~nloMunlch ' them, It lslliQiy brealbtaldng and ID realize some o1 them have been there since bet ore -opJIPOr. ·1 Cbrtst•s blrtb and amazingly RIO GRANDE - Wlththeopon.\ { , enougll, their roots are only 3 1111: of classes last Friday, Rio 'lo 6 feet~ lqth. Other places Grande College welcomed 15 IWW ' vlfl!ted bi Callfmrda ware San facul\Y llli staff memben Into ''•' Franojaco, l.Oo ~eo, BeYer- Its rankL This brqa the 111111' J,y Hlllo, and oo ID - . . Art- ber or full-time facull;y to 13, """" llew ovet.the Grand Coli- tour more tloantheprevtousyear, • I yga, on to El l'i.ao, Texas, and New facull;y !or the 196~9 oo lDto Mexico. Oklahoma Cit;y academic year are: Dr. WlUrid \' IIIC! 011 to Mempldo, Temesoee Barton, professor ot~loh; Dr. just for lunch then - a r d Bruce CUrUs, dlreclol' of pbyalbound. Panned lor gold at KnottJ cal education and asaoclate professor or phyalcal edacaUon; Berry Flll'lll. Belldes bringing home a small MerrW Gradln, professor ot edbottlB ot. gold- tbe;y have brouJht uc&Uon; Slmuel Grossman, 1~ -- 4 ·!"!: .• •. home golden memories wldch structor or dnma; Slllrley *will be chorlohed forever. .... ..slstanl pro!e11or ol art; The 'ood al a dream vacation, Eu&e.., Newman. lnstrucler of Mrl. ~ rec:aliL soclulOI!Y: Dr. George 011111111, protesior or piJJeleo, Dr. T. Vall J'llmer, Jr., .,~tepro­ Publicity stwtta of BarfesiOI' or relisiOII lnd phJInum bad notblllc on Benja•atAaD&, OI"DI, ~ phy; Lee llttre, lnltru4;IGr or CfrlturT....... . . . . ll)bl FraDII;Ib!'• aebeme_to ......... .u~r-. ........ n. history; MelvyD llolell, 1111_~ )ll'OJilOte !hi> first edldon. of a... ~.~~· or or art; ~ Sc~, a.. ..... CINt. .,., ......... ..... Poor Rlelwd'l AlmiiiACt "-!I liNIN, .............. IIWUT. lnltructor ol dnma; &1111 Jan In 1732, The World Alman!"' ..... daN . . . . . . . . . _ . . Simko, uooc:lato proleour al notet. Becallll! lis almanat• -were already beiD• ~loh. · • . •' WN' , ..,_llltaii•~­ YM cttJ, ,_. Y.n. Three -llllnilnl.tndvopoi!: pubUsbed Ia J!~dflm!A, ' ' ' lflkn q&a; Dll,_,. ....... FriDtlla ,prlatld -!1 ~ ~ lions Oiled by _B!Ir_ E. ~ tbe deatb. of :rttaD·teec!l,.......... Diill .............. Murphy, Jr.,- lleld lw~Ji,!aal..,. of publlsber .,.a popUlar eom- . · ,...~ counselor; WWJam Smeltzer, dl- petlngllm.,.C.. iMII- ................ ,_ reetol- fk ~~~ lnd Ste~ and . Leeds' 'dJnWI · w~re Soei~y News Ullloo ::-:. <ongregaUoos • ' t; ' we a .....d Helen Help l.'tl n e uS••• . I• '•' . '· By Helen Bolle/ Washington ••• Report By a-nee Mlller Voice along Broadway ·'··' I· '· ~· .; BY JACK O'BRIAN NEW YORK - Htmert'a erstwhile Kennedy'man Larry O'Brien can have a Howard Hughes exec~te I.QYtime he wants •••• Jaclde Kennecll''s having her portrait daOOed by Aaroo Shlkler .... sept. . 6 is Ambassador Joe KennedY's 80th htrthda.Y .... EcCIIOmlsr;y..nu- K. Galbraith's Chi. ' home for the quadrermial shambles was the PleybOJ' Club .... llel Wobb lo the 2nd bli&est Las Vegas owner •. •• East In- dian music P a lotta passive resistance at the surmner..Jong Central Park concerts - aU live were the only Oopmuslcales a1 the 1 - ldnda cool summer ••• Mexican Olympics 11'011l': Mexf.ean tcboola have no ,manda1Dry pi,ya!cal fltne~s or sports programa. . Nut James Bond - Austral1111 modal George Luenby; he's ap for a multi..mllllon movie bu11rance policy and Is having bis Down Under accent _pl))oi)ip. pod •••• Big money Nixon backer. Fred Ankles has other rlskbiVolvementa - In the upcomlllg Bdwy. play" A Mother's Kiss. es" and already baa a hit in ·~" In Londoo. YOu woo:Jt have to be Mexican to enjoy Acapalco's very Drll dellcatesoen ... w. 86th St. Preobyterlan Church'• liBD: "Ime-in Every ~.. . .. . Chi. lllainaker Tom Thomaa wanto ed as Theatre~f-the Absurd." diet" .... The lrish-lrsaeli Fes- Top model-lashion scribbler Gertl Grudel bought expensive trlnuned-mlnk eyelashes: her 18month daughter ate •em ··~· striking employes at Puerto Rico's El conquistador burned down the just-built gol( pro's shop' that's par .•.• Caretul, fellas, or the New Gal 1n Town, chic JBJU1e nuocco - she's sweet 16 . .•• Self'named "witch" and occultbuff Florence stevenson forecast bet first novel "OpbeUa" would oell oot Its first printing and It did; on the way to a 2nd sell out .... Twiggy: Profile In COurage. Sinatra's pals say he decided the dstss with Carolyn L.ynley were too neatQr clown her pr~s agent's alley w · uThiQ'" ~. multi-married guys always wed the same type: Adam West's latest starlet Anna Marie Collins is a ringer for Adam's ex-Eve •••• If anyone deftes you to say me thing beautlful about _politics - spoiler George Wallace, just reply - hls daughter Pem; tival at Stern's dep't store Sept. 9 hired a natural guest-starpa.lr: Stiller and Meara, the married Irish4ewis · comics (Slante and Mazeltov) .. .. Non - fattening milk outfit took one leer at Rita Gam's svelte everything and hired her as its CBordens') TV spokesman (Man!) Bobby Darin ended his Atlanta Records contract and will start his own : Sinatra tried it with Reprise Records and War·ner Bros. had to bail h1m rut ... . Gilbert Becaud' s one - man Bdwy. show opening at the Cort Theatre Oct. 6 ls havlng a hardly- nearby tryout tour - France, Greece and Italy .... The "N.Y. P .D." TV series borrowed an authentic dete,etive.'s ~r from the N. Y. cops-and some one stole lt. '""'' "The Beautiful Couple" nove)'s starr requested we print our opinion: okay - It's filthy .•.• Scribner' I 5th Ave. stashed it on a near-ceiling shelf explaining, ''It should be where it can't be reached easily by children" .... Why scream when your kids jitter through the bugaloo, the swim, Slaon Slmpoon (Mayor O'Dwy- the jerk, the anylhlllg: grampo's er's widder)) to stay here ond (or great...gramps') teen - dances ftlr8el Ellrope •••• E~Q~Ire must& were the bunny-hug, grizzly bear, lmowed sump'n: four weeks be- kangaroo hop, lame wck, turkey fore the Dem. oonveortlonlt lock- trot, back In 1914. Peter Lawford's shed leVan ad up ltl article "The Demoeratte National Conveutlon View- pounds m a very happy "wine Carmel News By the Day Mr. and Mrs. Charles Busch and family of McKeesgie Ridge, William Carleton, Margaret Am Carleton, Patrick, Betty VanMeter and Eunie Brinker, Ra· cine RD. atteflled the Gainer reunion held at the home of Mr. I ' l., ..I ••: On Systematic Plans PI" . PLEASANT - COUIII;y Ex~ who elect the city council or eounIaudon Agerrt Carl Cook, alid l;y court which ap_polnts the coml4llldo.Y thet I'008hiY seven out or mlslion that employs a stall and- MASON - Mr. and Mrs. Fred ~cer of Mason accomponled their daughter and oon-ln.Jaw, Mr. and Mrs. Walden Roush• of IW'IJ'l' 10 Americans now live on or consultant. Tbe star! ond-<>r c:onoultant of Pougtjteepsie, N, Y. m a 7,000 per COlli or the land. While lllo other three out ol 10 per - the c:ommlsslon, at the directlOI'I mile trip In the Rouohes' plane - • ltring on 99 per cent of the of the plamlng commlsslcm, con- llli 1,500 miles bycarwldcbtool< laDd have less social and eultur· duds studies, prepares .Plans, them .te many of the western al -rtunlt,y, their needs for and reports to the planning com- states and on to California. DurttdcHttm•• economic activi1;y and minion which advises the cit,v or big the trtp which started on .....my governing bodies. August 5 and was concluded .., joba are urgent. August 29, Mrs. Spencer said, Cook said state Ia" spolia out "ll's a fact d. lite," he said, •'thlt development is slower in certain quallllcallons In regard -·we saw our country ~ many tboiMt COIIlD'RDiitles wbleh have no to conunlssion membership. For things we never expected to deiJ&D for progress. Few firma example, a member must be a see. She commented onthemoun·will risk a slzeoble Investment PI \Jil6lt1 owner and resident of lalns, plalna, desert and vastIDd a future in a community that the ctt;y or counl;y; two thirds ·or ness of the country - and ap1a1 no plan to create and foster a the memberl or the commiuion predated more, what our ancestors raced in their westwardtrav... IIIIVIronment for orderly must have been proper1;J' owners elo, haVing flown arer the area for at leu! 10 yean prior to apgrowth.'' ond oeelllg some of the ~ _polntment. A oomprehenolve plan Cool< the.Y travoted throulh- 1 do not Tbe powero a1 the planning said, Is the IIUJIKI!Ited I e t al 100 how any or them ever lived commia&ioll are limited. Jt mere. , - ruleo that ,Ude a com ly makel and recommenda !or to give ua our west." muelt,y'a progreos. This pian Is They twred St. Louis, Mo., <NOted by a plamlng <OIIImls- JUioptlm by the clt;y councU or the CeunaalrplaneplentatWicbcourt a compreltenltve lien. lts, Kanau; IJodKe CI\Y where plan tor tile IIIJYalcal developThe p1omlDg commlssloo, they All' portions t1 the "Old ment a1 the area withlll Its Jur~ apllined, II an adrisory Weal," Bedlanda, Mt. Rllolunore ODiy rO«<IIIIIK'ttd bad; a1 tho dt,y councU or <01111- lldlctlon. and to the "PUsion Pli.Y'' In ordinances or fdou. II . . . IJ 001111, made .., al five to 15 ... et legl•ladoq. or impote tu- SoutJI Dakota, Mol moo Tlberna· - . . . . most ol whom do not cle, utah, Salt Lake Cll;y, and lloid on ejected aiOce. The com.- eJ. Plamlng commlalkmiiiOOIInp to Las Vegas. Nevada. on mlslkm mull blcludo repr ,..,._ The are uiiUOII,y _ . to tho llUbllc. Pa10lon 1'181 WU 10 real~ latina fnlm bualnels, lndullr7, lotlcally J>Orlrlll'ed, Mrl. l\111>.... Jailor; IIIII In the COOJIJIT plan- ~ tile COIIIDiillk>ll will cer said, it Hemed II U • mmmf•slte, a repreiQilta- tdd a lp8Clal, or exeeuttve 18'1me Ia truly seebJg thoH thlnp Ron, mu1'• for OI'IUi'"lme• Uft.l lffuln ._, ..... tw_. In the life al a.rlot. . ..Wd'ncl jJUJDIII wlaldl it Adui!IJ1, lho --~ .... .PMJ'all1 Conunentlng on tile ~lOla prtnle. "'"" by t h o - - counv a "" '. ' """'\h News Notes ·: ' DailY Sentinel, Mtddlopori...Pomeroy, . ·1 On Faculty, Staff at Rio • :~:~~;:-r::nc.::e ~:: ·-8-ER_R_f_S____.__'""~-------......, ·! ·' --···---·.... -- ...."'"' ... y.,.., ,....... w. ........ -........................ .. ---,... ,....... ...............,... ............-. . ............ . ................. ,........ ..... - ......... .,... ..... ....,,......... were 'I'be·liPOJ't Uram, d l r - ot. - tlvltlila. ..,_ ·· widely publlclZed 'lllid so· ,., was Poor RIC:haid. I • • . 11, CLElEL1\ND (llPO - A ca· reer ~hlch spanned more ·than !!O ~·ears in the rUQ,>ed world of professional football drew to a eloae Tuesd11 when -Lou "The T~" Groza announced his r ~ tlrement. The mainstay or the Cleveland kicking ottense since 1951 and before that of the j)).d Clevelal'd entry In the All-American COfto· ·terence, set his playing days aside rather than be cut !rom the team. He'll remain with the Browns as klckirw coach. Groza's retirement was announced at a teun luncheon b)' COich Blanton Collier. As was e!!pected, second year man Don Cockroft wilt replace the 44year~ld gridiron great. , Cockroft clinched the kickl11t job with the Browns last Satur· dly night when he scored all ot Cleveland's _points in their 31-9 loss to the Green Bay Packers. The 23-yearooOld native or Alamosa, AlL, played college ball at Adams state. Book Finished Closing the book on a career that started almost)etore hls replacement was born, Groza was ~tlmistic about his football future. 11 1 still think I'm good enough to kick In pro ball. But if I go somewhere else, what can I ac.. ccxnpllsh'l" Groza said. u1 might be able to iO to another team and Prove to myself I can still do the job, But 1 would be doq a dluervlce to my tami1y, l'hyself and my bustnesa and ccmmunlty." Ell1)ress~ confidence that he The top game in the Southern (1-'1) ol Coach Billy Klnci!d tan· Valley ·Athletic COnference · &le with the North Pir(SV ACJ will toke place at 8 p.m. ates (1-V) o1 Coach Mel Carter Frjday when the Eaotem Ea&lel at North Gallla; Gaiua could help the Browiu;, Groza conc1uded: "Athletics have been good to me and If I can help the young playen, I'll get great ei\Joyment oUt of.it." , ColUver Moved By FRED DOWN Willie Mass, Hank Aaron am C.ollher was vlslbly moved as UPI Sports Writer other stars. he announced Groza's retireThe Houston Astros have a Wilson had another of his ment to newame!L or rfrll r" curious aUitude toward D o n very good nights Tuesday when "I came into pro rootbaU with Wilson, a o in two seasons has he pitched a six-hitter and Groza in 1946 and It's a little pitched a no-hitter, tied the struck out 16 batters as the sad when Ole moment comes major Jeague record of 18 Astros beat the Cincimati Reds, that such a fine person and strikeouts in a nl~inning game 3-2 in the first game of a great football player retires." and demonstrated ~t. he can doubleheader. The Reds won the During his career, Groza set overpower the best ·hitters in second game, 4-3, on a basP.srecords that are not likely to baoeball. dlled single by Alex Johnson ever be tq>ped. .Included are 10 They think he'U be I dondy with two out in the ninth inning. National Football ·League aOO 24 when he learns how to pitch. High strikeoot Total team recordo. He Is the only A 6-fot, 3-lnch 205-pound IIJin in the NFL to have scored WUsn, who pitched a noreUve o( Mora·oe 1 La., WUson hiV.er as a rookie against the more than 1,000 points (1,349), has a high-rising fast baJI, a AUanta Braves on June 18 1 1967 His consecutive game scoring good slider, an nen temper- and struck out 18 Reds last July BY JOE SARGIS streak or 107 games is also a UPil\JOrts ·Writer ament and an erratic history of 14, fanned eight or the last 11 he league mark. SOUTII LAKE TAH()E, .:alit being either very good or very faced Tuesday night In scoring Groza booted his longest field {UPO-Jim Hines h4d his bad. All 'in all, it's not a bad his 13th victor)' 8gainst 14 goal in 1948 when he scored from record for a 23-year-old right- losses: He was 10-9 last year. 53 yards against the old Brook- birthday preseri. today and an 1yn team. Hlo JOilgest NFL boot, Uluminatlng predl~on for UniJ,. hander who bought a baseball Jose Herrera hit a two - run 52 yards, was 1n 1952 against the , ed States chance rn the Olympic during his rookie season so he tie-breaking double in the fifth could get it autographed b)' inning New York Giarts. track am field competition next and Johnny Bench "The Toe" retired in 1961 be- month. cause ol back trouble, but was ••• predict the U.S. will finish in a Browns uniform the next one-twiH:hree In the 100 meter season. His final retirement was dash,'' said Hines momenb not voluntary. He decided to re- after he had shaded friendly Ure only atler he was assured rivals Charlie Gre:ene and Mel The Gallta ChaJ)ter or" the Ohio This will be a 15 cla ss event, the Browns planned to cut him Pender In the classic centurey ClvU Service Enwloyee's Assn. for which, as an added feature, ffom the squad. · dash at the trials here Tuesday. Groll's jersey number, 76, is "We have a lot of power and I is sponsoring its secOnd Annual the home office of theO.C. S.E.A. Horse Show, at the Gallia Coun- will award a beautiful and large expected to be retired as a ftnal think we can do it." salute to the veteran. Hines celebrated his 22nd ty Junior fairgrounds, near Gal- ''Best cf Show" trophy to the Receher Ron Gr~en and full- birthday with his victory at the lipolis sawrdly, Sept. 14 at 7 horse or pony winning the most p.m. back ani Munsey were cut from final Olympic trials in what the squad Tuesday as the many observers thought was Browns got down to their 40 the greatest 100 field ever Melgll player limit gathered. . Hines, darting out of the blocks through slanting shadows GALLIPOLIS, OHIO, on the 7,377-foot high Echo Saturday, SOpt. 7, 1968 Summil track, burst into a D. R. Cooley, MaryS. Cooley SALES REPORT OF narrow lead alter 60 meters and to Villege or Syracuse, Parcels, OmO VALLEY LIVESTOCK CO. then hung on to nip Greene, who Sutton Twp. HOGS - 175 1D 221J lbs. 19 was clocked in 10.1 seconds. George M. Freeland, Alice M. to 20; 220 ID 250 lbs. 19 1D Hines' time of 10 Oat tied the Amerlcan .League Freeland to Clarence D. Adams, 20; Light 17 to 20; Fat Sows W. L. P el GB recognized world record he 15 to 17; stags 12 to 16; Boars Parcels, Syracuse, . shares with six others. Jim. Detroit • • • • · •92 . 54 •630 11 to 14; Sows and Pigs 65 to Adams, Clara AdClarence D. Baltimore • ••• 82 62 . 572 8'h Greene and Smlth have a ams to George M. Freeland, 100; ~oats 8 to 15. Bo11ton . . ••• . 78 68 •534 14 pendi~ 9. 9 mark achieved at CATILE - steers 20 to 25.Alice M. Freeland, Psrceis , Cleveland ••• •78 71 .523 15'h the naUonal AAU champion50; Heifers 18 to 24.50; Baby Syracuse. New York • •• •75 70 . 517 16'h ships lost June. George M. FreelaOO, Alice M. Beef 20 to 26; Fat Cows 14 to Oakland . ••• . 15 72 .510 171h Dave Maggard twshed seFreeland to Archie E. Lee, June 17.50; Canners 12 to 14; Bulla Minnesota • • • .69 77 .473 23 cond to George Woods and just 18 to 22; Milk Cows 100 to 200. P. Lee, 5. 5 A., •Syracuse. C8ltf'ornia • • • . 63 84 •429 29112 ahead or world record holder VEAL CALVES - Tops 35. Rupert E. Hutton, Dec. , to Chicago •. . . •61 86 .415 311h Randy Matson In the shot puL Onelta M. Hutton, JOyce o . Keen- 25; Seconds 32 to 35; Medium "' ,!fasflltW'ton • ·: ."57,"87 ';~9't 34. · - ·· Woods, who as a coUegian-lbat 28 to 32; Com. and Hvs. 25 to Tuesday's Results ·1:- ! · .'·io Matson, 'then a High t1Chooler, er, CCt. ror Trans., Olive. Oneita M. Hutton, to Jo,Yce 28; Culls 18 ID 22. N.Y. 2 Chi I, 1st twiiiJ!hr back In 1963, beat both Maggard 0, Keener, 19 A., Olive. SHEEP - Ewes and Llns. S N.Y. 5 Chi 0, 2nd, niJ!ht and Randy tills time wiLh a Clara B. Hess to Freeland S. to 10; stock Ewes 5 to 10; Fat Cleveland 6 Minn 2, night heave of ~ feet, tA inch. It was Detroit 1 Callfornlo 2; nlghl the best lhrow of his career. Norris, Lots 33 & 34, Syracuse. 9Jeep 5 to 8; Culls 1 to 5; Gilbert Hart, Audrey Hart, to Bucks 4 to 8; Fat Wethers 5 oakland 5 Boston 3, night The 100 and shot put were the to 10. Har~ )-lOde Hart, Right of Ronald Baltimore at Wash ppd.J rain only finals on Tuesday's scheway, Sutton. LAMBS - Topo 25.30; Secdule. Today, thougtl, there will onds 22 to 24; Light Wto. 20 James 0. Smith, dec,, Ethel Today's Probable Pitcllers be flna1s in the discus, 400 M. Smith, dec. , to George L. to 22; Common 16 to 20. All Times EDT meter hurdles and the 800 Smith, James H.. Smith, FrankE. Boston (Looborg 5-6) at Oak- meter run. Smith, Atfld ror Trans., Orange. land (Odom 14-9), 11 p.m. SCIOTO LIVESTOCK Frank E. Smith, Marie Smith, Detroit (Hiller 7--5) at CaliforHogs: 190-220, 20; No. 1, 20. to George L. Smith, James It nia (Brunet 13-15), 11 p.m. 25; 220-240, 19.50; 2~0-260, 19; Smith, Parcels, 6range. " Cleveland (McDowell 14-12) at 180.190, 19.50; 160-!80, 18.50. International League Standings Everett L. Schultz, Beulah B. Minnesota (Perry 8-6), 9 p.m. Sows. 17.20-17.85. Boars, 15.25B,y United Press International Schultz, to Robert Lee Barber, 15.50. Pigs by head, 12-18. ~timore (Hardin 17-10 and Semi-Finals Vivian Carole Barber, Lots 18Phoebus 14-14) at Washington Cattle, 682 head . Choice W, L. PeL 19, Tuppers Plalns, 0, (Pascual 12-10 arw:l Moore 2-6), steers, 27-27.80; Good steers, Columbus • • • • • .I 0 1.000 John HenryGoblewCiydestew2, 5 p.m. 26-26.50; Standard steen, 24.85Jacksonville ••• • 1 0 1.000 art, 1 acre, Rutland. Chl<ago (llorlen 10.12) at New 25.50; Good Hollers, 25.60-26.Toledo • .. . •••• 0 0 .DOD York (Peterson 10-9), 8 p.m. 50; standard Heifers. 23-24. 50; Rochester • •• ·, •• 0 1 . 000 Good Cows, 19-20.50; Utility Tuesday's Results NEW ll!RECTOR Cows, 17.50-18.25; Canner a nd Thursday Games · Columbus 8 Rochester 3 WEST POINT, N.Y. (UPOCutter, 16.50 down; Bulls, 19.BO!tlmore at Wash!~, night Jacksonville 5 Toledo 4 The United States , Mtlitary 40-24; Heavy Feeder Steurs, 24Only game ocheduled Academy Tuesday named CoL 25,80j :iock Calves, steers, 25.AJ. <~Gus.·· · Dle]ens to succeed 50-28. 75. Col. Jerry G. G. C&pka as Veal Calves : Choice, 3S;Good, Anny'!l director of AthJetic s. 32,25; Medium, 30; Commercial, Clpka: retires ln January. 28 downi Baby Calves by head, Dielens was a four-letter man 16-39 . in West Poirt athletics and went Lambo: Choice, 26; Good, 23; on to earn the su ... er star and. Feeden, 21-22.30. Purple Heart during the Korean War. p.m. _ HOuston CLe1111ster 10.13 and Giusti 9--13) at ClnclmoU (Culver 1o-1s and Nolan 84), 2, 5:30p.m. Los ~· (Keklch Z-9) at St. LoUis (GibBOO 20.1), 9 p.m. San Francisco (Marlohal 25-7) at Atlanta (Jarvto 15-9); 8 p.m. Thursday' a Games No gameo scheduled Last week, Eastam dlapolled that wino thlo ooe 11011 1 2-<1 IMBUe pine'...~ ~ , or the lioMan Traee Wildcats lead ill .tbe 1968 SV AC raoe. Coaoh NoOil Holtter't ' 36~ and the Pirates won 22-V All SV AC ICflads are In ac- ,.. Trace tu•l> WUdcsta will" over Suutherri lLoeal.. The squad Uon this week but tile Eallem..tett.tn f'iderol Hoc:ldnr (1~ . NOrtb Gailla clash Is the only at llarcervtllo. Coaoh Hellllir will . ba maldnc Ida homo ~ !lith' tile WUdOaia. Ldl - Reds-Astros Split Twinbill ·Bo,.. Hines TI"es Mark In 100 Meter Da'sh homered for the Reds' Drat run in the second inning. Clay Carroll was the wiMing pitcher in the se<:ond game after Mel Queen, making hili! first start since May 26, was t::gged for hmners by Jim Wynn, Doug Rader and Norm Miller during 7 1-3 Innings. The Los Angele11 Dodgers defeated the St. Louis Clrdlnals, :J-0, the San Francisco Giants beat the Brafes, 4-2, an:l the Chicago Cubs romped over the New York Mets, 8-1, in other Nationa1 League games. Philadelphia at Pittsburg was ratned out. Tigers Top Arwels In the American League, the Detroit Tigers downed the cautornia Angels, 7-2, the Ol.ldand Athletics beat the Boston Red Sox, 5-3, the Gallia OCSEA to Hold 2nd Show Market Report STANDINGS a ctnc1 points for the night. Classes to be shown are: Lead in pony, (trophies to all). Pleasure pony, 56" and under. Western Pleasure horse (full mane and tail). Clover Leaf Barrel race, (open). Trail Horse Class. Pick ~ Race, (open), Indian Costume, (fuJI Indian dress). English Pleasure Horse. Drunkard Paracttse Race (open). Western Pleasure Horse, (clipped mane and taU). Flag Race, (()')en). Boot Race, (open), Egg and Spoon Rice, (open). Ride ond Run Race, (open). Roadster Pony, (50" and IJil.. der). Classes 4,&.9-11-12-13 and 14 will pay cash; ail ot:ber class awards are trophies and ribbons. The gates will open at 4 p. m. Admission will bEl 50 cents; entry fees ate $1. 50. There will be retreshmerlti and ample parking avaHable. llllnnan Cleveland Inlians topped the M.lmeaota Twins, 6-2, and the New York Yankees swept a doubleheader from the Clllcago White Sox, Z-1 and 5-'1. Baltimore at Washington was rained out. Blll Singer scattered nine hits and touched off a twc>-run rally In the third Inning with a single to win his 11th game for the Dodgers, who beat the Cardinala ror the second straight time. The shutoot was the 163rd of the NL season- me shrt of the major league record set by the NL in 1908. WUlie McCovey' s 33rd homer, a ~run drive Into the right Oeld stands in the third inning, was the big ·blow for the Giants as Mike McCormick went 6 1-3 IMings In relief to raise his record to 11·14. DUly Williams drove in six runs with three homers, giving him a record-tyll")g fl ve homers in two games, and raised his league..leading roo batted in total to 94 in pacing the Cubs to their v1 ctory behind the eight-hit pitching of Bill Hands. SOUTHERN VALLEY ATHLETIC CONFERENCE (SVAC ONLY) TEAM W L T POP Eastern • . . . . • . I 0 0 36 6 North Gallia • • • .1 0 0 22 0 Southwestern . • •o 0 0 o o Kyger Creek , , , .0 0 0 0 0 Hannan' Trace .. . 0 1 0 6 36 Southern • . • • , • . 0 1 0 0 22 TOTALS 2 2 0 64 64 SVAC AND OPPONENTS TEAM W L T P OP Eastern . •• , • . . 1 0 0 36 6 North GoUts • . . .1 0 0 22 0 Southwe stern . . . .1 0 o 21 0 f'lirland • • • . . . 1 0 0 22 8 FederaJ Hocking • . 1 0 0 14 0 Buffalo (Putnam) .. 1 0 1 34 20 Harman Trace ... , 0 1 0 6 36 Southern .• , .•.. 0 1 0 0 22 Kyger Creek . • • , 0 1 0 8 22 Alexander . . , •• •0 l 0 0 11 Belpre •. . • . •• •0 1 0 8 22 Glouster .• . . • , .o 1 0 7 33 llonnan, W. Vs. • ,0 2 0 0 60 Miller , , , , . , , .0 1 0 6 18 ' I i J I1 Symmes Valley • . 0 1 0 6 53 Wahama • •• .••• o I 1 13 20 LAST WEEK'S RESULTS: Eastern 36 Raman Trace 6 North Gallla 22 Southern 0 Meigs 13 Wahama 6 Southwestern 21 Hannan, W. Va. 0 Fairland 22 Kyger Creek 8 Federal Hocking 14 Alexander 0 PhUo 22 Belpre 8 Rock HUI 53 Symmeo Vslley 6 Buffalo (Putnam) 27 Wurtland, Ky. 13 Crooksville 33 Glouster 7 Sheridan 18 Miller 6 TillS WEEK'S GAMES FRIDAY Eastern at North Gailia Federal Hockl11t at Haman Trace Wahamaat KyJJOr Creek Southwestern at Alexander Southern at Belpre Miller at Glouster Walton at Bulfal<> ( P - ) South Point at Fali-'tam · Hannan, W. Va. atSymmesVIlley ''l j -. .. -· .•. ·~ .; IN ONE BIG DEPARTMENT Hunting Clothes Shoes-Guns Gun Cases Hats & Caps eROTOU eiOOSTIRS ·, IIODR 11110 Deer Gun 12 Gauge Only eANTIJINAS Alii Allovt·Tho Chii1Hiol Ma., CNIO!Iro- , RIDENOUR RADIO &-TV . 1 ,~;fr!ieAl!tdi• ~}t' ~Col=·onelo ln. the "'' . Lay Away Your Rifle For Deer Season Now-Pa_r a Little Each Week. COMPLETE STOCK SHELLS ~· Alexander 14-0 last Looklllg for their llrat win Will be Coach Grout Barnette'& Wa. hama White Fai<OIII(D-l-0aiKy• pr Creek (0-0. Coach -.nl Lee Mlller•a BobcatJ ktlt 22 .. 8 loll week at Fairland. Up. comlllg on Kypr Creek'l achedule are four SV AC foea, ~ ern, North GaJlia, Eastem and Southwestern, in that order. Southwestern (1-'1) iourne¥1 to Alexander (0-1) for F r I d a y night's battle. The~~ loll 14-V last week to Federal Hock· lDg while the BigtJiandaro al . Coach Steve gjjee downed Hunan, W, Va., 21.0. Coach Bob Ashley'• Sou-.. Local (0-1) Tomadoeo wiU true! to Belpre. Southem loll lall week ID NOrth Gallla 22-ll wldlo Belpre dropped a 22-8 CODtell lo Philo, other SV AC foes in acd.aa Frlda.Y nlglrt Include MIUer CO-O vo. Gloustar (0.1); Bullalo (PUt.. nam) (1-V-1) vo. Walton ('I); Fairland {1-'1) vt. South Polllt (?); and Hannan, W. Va. (0-Z) vo. SYmmes Velley (D-1). COMPLITI LINI 01' CHANNIL MASTIR I I'INCO MONTREAL (UPO Loo Marti.n waa I(Jpointed presldentlol ·admlnlotrstlve assistant by the MOI!\l"cal ExpOi :ruo&day. lbrtln; 'Wbo .U.l be the ~tub's ,.U.an with .,the ~lty ln constnjctlon on a . 'aitdlum,.Js president · m' 1I . I" SHOP PICKENSYOU'LL BE GLAD YOU DID! GEr THI'•PICI'UR! WlthA.DIIITower MARTIN NAMED 36-C to - :• cuAR.ANTEEn TRADE-INS .'~!~~~~tfo-..~13·5~ ~;:;INA Ti-.:C.. Joit ern. Federal lladdn& SVAC Grid Standings - ·R,EFRIGERATORSZDOOR i Pirates ·Host .Eagle-s In Headliner Property By Unt.teci Press lnternatioral National League W. L. PeL GB St.. Loula •• • . 90 57 .612 san Fran. • • ••79 67 .541 IIJih Clnclnnatl .••. 74 69 . 517 14 Chlcqo •.• • •16 71 .517 II Atlonfll ; •••• , 74 72 .507 IS'h Plttoburl!h •• •70 74 .486 18'h Pbllldelphla • ,68 76 .412 21Jlh Loo ANeles • •66 80 •452 2:Jlh Houatoil"~ • ' ': -~ g~ , .4$1 2lli.> NeW'~~k",. 1' .115' 82 ".442 25 " 1<, 'N!slli:'s Reoult' · · · Los ·-:Ana 3 St. Louis 0, nil!ht Hduo · 2, 1o~ twllll!ht Clncl 4 Hous 3, 2nd, nlght san Fran 4 Atlanta 2, night Chicago 8 New York 1 Pblla at Pitts, nil!h~ ppd., rain · Today's Probable Pitchers All Times EDT New York <McAnclrew 1-7 or cardweU 7·12> at Chlc1110 (Jonkino 17-13), 2:30p.m. PhUadelphla CIVile 9--12 ond G. Jackson 1-4) at PlttsburJ!h (lltass 14-:i llli Ellis 4-4), 6:05 ' 1~8 New Kicking Coach 15 New Faces By Alma Marshall .' sept. ·-.'The 'Toe' Becomes on lvloson County Orderly Growth Based,. ·pw .. .AlL·--.. 0 ~u Gaucas &. Shob 0 ; 16 G. Sinale Bamf REMINGTON .WINCHESTER .. • -I'E HAV~ If. VA . HUNTING LICENSE- ~ SAYAGI SJIOTGUN 33.50 -- ; ' ' �\ I \ ~ ti!!!i.~~~.~'ll:llddbip..1.Pcone•'<>l'· SIJIL u, 1968 Pt>-,.,m New.' Church'.fiJr New World -reed, .::a::... Harris0p~ille Back to School .... t < --~/ ~ • • -' • ' _., 1 tar .JIIo~~nee Ill eYer)' piJIH The dream at tile rprmljJon Mel - · - t a r all . at to- ~atthet'IIOconsre..-m c:tlotl ,at a 'new dlurcli'rora now 'J!Orld dl,·i~e." () .... the -~- •of &..die to be ...,.:; '. BY MRS. JOHN STOUT came IIIIo r~IQ last &mdllln Dr. Rodebalfer Gil to eau-- lion stood 111 honor al the • · Ia the rllltna cit addJIIailll Mr. llli Mrs. Larry McGrath MelgsCoullt;y. tlonthat;;eilerdl.t''oc!...-ch,yeo- nesaalthllmomlint. c:ome . tdllt.tobausedlo~- ' and Children spent .an evenlJW Dr. Harold Dull, district 111• terday's tradiUGIII, and yeller'11111 Ia the Drst suoh ~.uOn It tile· , with Mr. and Mrs. Earl Mc- p e r - or the - · Dl•· day's lndiYIWal fomll,y celllen - . . , . • former Methodist and . chureh It Ia hopocltlllltm&JIY· .. Grath. trlct a1 the tinlted Melhocllst a1 warohlp were not aulllolonl to E.U.B. COIIII'O&BIIon In tho Ports· ::; · and !lmlllel, and' · Mrs, Mae Mason, Mr. aDd Churcll, llli Dr. Colvill Rode- IJieel tbe warld'a llomands a- - mouth District Ill the Ohio West bu.:.!.wal~ Will assist In tile Mrs. Russell Mason and daugh- tielter district -~Or gainlla <bur<b toda.Yeonreronce al thl) former Mathss ""' ter, were guests of Mr. am:t the ~outh Dlstrtct Ill -the Ho ol• abserved that Chrts- ediJt ~. ond the oecond COIIIIrUctlon. I lllv!UII Wile to Mrs. Paul Masoo llli daughters United Methodist Church, clasp. IIana must ' · - real and deep ouch union In 11!0.OhJo·!bJtheaot ~~:.: evelling warlhlp of Decovah, m. tor a few days. ed hand• In Dr Dull remllldeOI , 111111bollc 11111.., and concerned love of Cllrlat In the Confen!nee_al the former Evan- • . Visitors at the Dana Welch formation ot the new st. Paul'a present, It the dlurob Is to I!IYe aellcal Umted BrothrOII c;hurch, eervlco~~~~ ·not to be .tuat. home over Labor Day were their United Methodist Church from realsenlce Ia lido world. alnco the two ~unit- each C an " but o • c·h children, Mr. atxl Mrs. Everett the former E.U.B. llli Metho"Chriot al-• Uved Ia the edlnDollubiiiJulle23. ~~~.;,'. c;::rt~~I&L"Dr.Dutt Welch, Palma and Serdy, atxl eliot In Tu!IP8r• p.-osent," ho sold, ''Widie '11111 1oco1 Jlldoa bu. Mr. and Mrs. Herman Weieh Plains al the church live too mudl !a tlf8llor hlotorlcal IIIPftC111<o aa!d: aDd daughters, CherrJ, cathy, '1111; moment wao the ·ldalt· tile put, hoping for a betl4lr aa tile c:Onsr I don becOmes ..,. •"rbbto union IIIII be either juat and Carol. , light or the morning ""rshlp...-. Mure, and fotvlllng that """ al tile ......,11 tarmod In the a change ala citlllroh name; or a Mr. aiJI Mrs. Gary Welch llli vice In wldch the united 0011111"0- II tbe time ,.. need lo act 1m' UaUod .,._. Cburth In the ~:::...: :r~= daughters, Mrs. Cecil 0, Brick· gaUoos was challenged by Dr. Christ." eorttreworld. motivated." les and son, Greg, and Mr. ard Rodehe«er, who alid: The birth al tho new ..,.._. Dr. Dull lnltslled all theMrs. Ronnie Welch and sons, Tim DINNER ENJOYID "Toda.Y's church mull not be gat1011 wu - " ' - ' by 52 peraiOcero al the cbur<h, llli the and Trev, and Mrs. Dermy Ash yesterdll)"'B church, or a church IODI, Wbo aaw Dr. Dutt place a THE DAY OF e e l - wu -!ned cllolr c:ootlmed t b • arxl daughters wore guests of In ~ lor a better lomorrow, cloled Bible upon the pdpl~ and oontillled II tile bmllltl of tile theme or tho santee with Ita Mrs. Pauline Jones at Cheshire. but rather the church a1 toda.Y then the permanent Balla a1 Un- ehii-ch Jolnad topther In a fol. inthem, "I Will Plklt '111ee." Mrs. Neal's sister~ Mrs. Del- must come to grtpo with loda.Y's !on em top or the Bible. AI the k>wlhip dinner - - In bollor "' The a-..ce at the ...-vphia Kaltenbach of The Plains, problems, and sene with love , the- dlurch, llli Dr. llcMlohetis visiting Mrs. Neal. rer llli Dr. HoroldDutt. Thotrua- Ice• wu IIIQJ'IIIIII worllblp $2, Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Gibson tees m e t blur Jdf•taly ~­ Cllureh ScboOI 6e ond eveniDe called on Mr. and Mrs. Henry ter dinner· witb Dr. Dutt, to warlhlp 77. RtY, Jack F, Y...... the Drat Waggoner. plan for the future. Ia I h Mr. and Mrs. Sheila Erwin palllor UliaiJed to the - ...,_ - · · preoent deW. to blllld were guests of her folks, at Hur....ptlon. - · oil lo llltelid acerter al worthlp. ricane, W. Va. Emphula was placed . _ tile St. Paul's United Mothodllt Mrs. Hope Harper'sgrandchil~ help needed al tile comm~ CburdJ. dren, Earnie and Frank Van Cooney, have gone home for school. Mr. and Mrs. Clayton Waggoner and children of Colum- SHE GETS NOWHERE GOING waitresses hate women. I gat:hbus spent their vacation with STEADY WITH MARRIED MAN er she means waiters too. I am Mr. and Mrs. Waggoner here. Dear Helen: one- of the latter, not AmerlGuests in the Charlle Jones lt was love at first sight, but can born, but 111M a citizen. I home were hi s daughters, Miss I'll have to admit after three am a little tired of people us-Gertrude Jonet;; of Dayton, Mr. years, I'm still ln the dark. He log the word "hate" for such and Mrs. Wil,liam Howard and told me right away he was mar- litUe things. When they go out children of zanesville, 0., &I'll ried but not happy. Several times for a good time, they shoUldn't Contrary to what IIOIIlO 0! this alter Hider deQitnded that po.-o ·_ Mrs. Clarice Switzer and Mrs. 1 saw him with a woman 1 a g.. look for faults to complain abotL Nation'• leaders are telling the lions ot CzechoolcMkla be ~ Elsie Thaxton of Ashland, Ky. sumed was his wife, but later We who wait tables are em- country, tllere are SCIIII8 things 1o Germ&IQI. a.mberlalnasreed Mr. and Mrs. Delmar Rhodes on he told me she was his girl cerned with serving the public spent the weekeOO with Mr. and friend - they'dbeengoing steady last and well,a!XIwedoo't " hate" _ very Important things _ which In the hope that ho had bou&lrt cannot be booihL peace. He said he had "presenMrs. Richard Rhodes and chil- for two years. special grolC)s. What "The Slnce World War n this n1tlort ed peace in our time." lJnlortun. dren at Dunbar, W, Va. Shortly afterwards we started Girls" don't realize is that, when ate1w uour time" ·p~ to be , .• has Indulged In a gigantic ertart " Mrs. ~al Rhodes, Guy Har- goint steady, or so 1 thoughL a table o( six or seven people to meet every prablem llli every .. ry brlet one yeor later lift,.\ per and Mrs. Paul Gilkey were Once he e\'en Rled for diYorce, ask for "sepantechecks,"many need with an outlay or dollots In ler was malllllg troops p.., guests of Mrs. Stout. but dropped it. His "ICe and ex· delays are created, plus the riak ihe hope that thio would bring a land's border • thinking that~ Mrs. Iva Donohue and Ray, girl friend have keys to his car of charging the wrong ltems to Miss Annetta Estep and Mrs. and can use it any time. I'm the wrong persons. U we pve oolutlon. In most lnsllllces It again hlo damanda would be 'met • hao oo1 done oo. with IIJpeaoemenL The ~eaultwu Stout attended camp meeting at not allowed. them separate checks they'd no Along with our etrorts ot olq>World Warn. Baileys Rwl. I'm not permitted w uk him doubt change their coii!J)bllnt to ping Communist 1ggresslon, we This Natton needs to learn. questions about other women, 4 'slow 11ervlce.'' However.lfthey have sought to buy fl"lendo. We too, that It cannot buy reiQleol "Air Space" but I' m third degreed, every uk for separate ch&cks, we have e:q>ended well over $100 lot law llli. order. The CCili-. , No rule of law, national or move 1 make. If he calls aDd the don't ' 4 h&te" them - even when billion since ttle start or the mlsalon on Clvll Dlsord.en IDide , international, defiues the ex- line is busy, I'm accused of we c1n spot immediately what tent of "'air space"' although tslldng to another maiL He kind of grotull;y ID e>)JOot: In Marshall Plan In Europe. we Its report earlier this yeor. 11 all nations claim sovereignty doesn't like to be seen tn pub- restlurant U~, "86 or 111'' have ghen a-.r that aum tn eco-- advocated ape n d l n gmualve _ nomic 111i mllltary aid In the .. sums or-.~umuch -; of such areas over their re~ lie with me. - GUS. spective territories. ~ that theoe IBIIona to which as one biDIOR dollar• • Ill '; Anything and everything I do Dear Helen: we bave given these bllllMB or- an etrort to. buy M and ori!"'"· ; _Is Wl:QI!8- 1 do\l:t. sea~Q~ 1/leJ "!''I . We .waltresseo. don'l hale woand Mrs. Orvy Gainer or HebrOn fight, hav~ p~ tas~, BJP...'-~ ,men, ·· but thB.Y do eontllle Us! dellan"would become our falll>- . 'Thlo , ill: - -~ ""!'!'!•. ~,!~'"'"' · wouldn!t ~~ ~'!!""•r "Y'It-~" 0 -i; RD, Sunday. There were 56 pre-- ting fat" when I gain OJl4ll pourd. When we ask If they want separ· rut fl"lendo. Unfortunately It did oo1 work. · our D.nanciAUY tnlublecl-~· sent for a nne basket dinrler. 1 bought him a watch tor Chi-tst- ate checks, almost always they Visiting and games were the mas and he gave It back with say "No" it they really do, and we slllld toda.Y perhaps more aovernment could olford~-~ojat- .. 1 In the post, llli .I do 1101 P~;.• ,, order of the day. Arthur Ours the implication that it wasn't as "Yes" if they don't. So man.v alone In tho world as a nadon Is the new President, Robert good as the one his girl frletxl times, after the order, the)' d~ than at any time since World pose a return to the past1.IIIAID1!'· • Ours, vice presidentj Beck)' bought hlm. The shirts I ,gave cide to .. go Dutch," which of War 0. In the Drs! pblce, the Amerlcano lived In far wor~ , , people or the world, ;Jncludina cl~umstaitces thu·do•venaome. '· Ours, secretary atxl treasurer. him "itched." course they'd planned to do all those w whom we bave given the slum dwellers loda.Y- 'Yet ~: , The reunion will be held at the 1 believe he enjoys having wo- along but nobody dared ~ Rising Sun Park at Lancaster men fight over blm. At age 44, tp about separate checks. So money, eua.pectad our motive1, were no wholesale ~rders ~ next year. Everyone enjoyed the shouldn' t he be ready to settle you have to unscramble the bW and !oat respoot for our Judp- no s~ rloe Iii the crime ment. nte, We stW had respect for day, for one? Oh yes, he DOES SIJ' for them. Or, if you write out France is a prime ex:unple or law and order. Today, ln the Mr. aOO Mrs. Donald Pierce of he loves me, but only when he's a half dozen checks, one gal Athens, and James Circle of drunk. Is it time to take oft the will say, "It's on me," and how naUons we have befriended moat aftluent socletyevetlmoWn, New Haven, W. Va., were at the blinders, or should I stay in the again, the waitress mustdo aome are behavlJw toward 01 now. The respect lor law and order has Ill French accepted our aid In larp but di-ed. ·· home or Mary Circle on Monda.Y. dark ond ~ !Dr the beor? quick ~ - W/1TRESS amounts. Then they repudiated Respect !Dr blw llli order canHattie Powell an:l daughter, Ad- THREE YEAR WAIT Dear Helen: die, of Portland, recenUy called Dear TYW: "The Glrls" are right about the North Atlantic Treal;y Organ- not be bought, llli attempts to tzaUon and ordered our troops do oo, to COIDj)l"GIIIioe with evil on Mary. Be honest! The blinders came waJtrenes favoring men. We call otr French soil. France has re- and unrest, will only invite more oft 10118 ago. Your real QUe&- our re11ervaUOI\I In ahead of fused tO settle her war debts ha- d11respect. tion is: Should 1 setUe for a bad time, but we women are atW When a man or nation is down bargain or risk being manless? waiting while men are served curred when we cune to her aaslstance, ttnt at the hands or ••• hilp. • , bit in a marnr that .:~ My answer is: Yoo' re "man- and gone. When we ask. nlne the German Kaiser 111i later In will allow for I degree or oel! less" now. Dum,p Utis poor rae- times out of ten the waitresses World Warn by IUUer. To top retpect whenareeoveryismada. atmile, and go shq~ping while tell us they do not glw separ· the Insults, France hal now ~ When a msn Ia down offer there 's still time. - H. ate cheeks. enl,y aided with the communists him the cype or aolistal)ce that Dear Helen: Perhaps we get second class In regard to vtetmm. will allow him to pt book m hls "The Girls" complained that service because women are a ... This Nallon should learn, too, feet with • feell~ or prlda. sumecl to be Ugbt with a tip. thet you cannot buy peace. Buy· '11111 cype of belp - both to Waltresoes ahould stop to think: Maybe 1he service makes 01 thl.t q ut)'thq lnllcates a -~~~ .Jor'Isn aat10111 llli to the ooedJ , Is belllg made In return tar 1101110 til oui".f""' NatiOn - could 110 tar ~ way. - CAREER GIRL This eolumn Ia dedicated to product. sernce, or conee,ston. to reestabllsh our reputatkll family living, 10 If you're hav- The outstancilag exan;~le or 1111 abroad. And It could form tho :.:.:· Ing kid trouble or Juot plain effort to purchoae peoco to the bells 1D reeslabllah law ond .,.. • trouble, let Helen help YOV. vtalt ol E~'o Prime Mlnlol. der at home. ' trees, words camot describe She will also welcome ycur own or Neville C~nloMunlch ' them, It lslliQiy brealbtaldng and ID realize some o1 them have been there since bet ore -opJIPOr. ·1 Cbrtst•s blrtb and amazingly RIO GRANDE - Wlththeopon.\ { , enougll, their roots are only 3 1111: of classes last Friday, Rio 'lo 6 feet~ lqth. Other places Grande College welcomed 15 IWW ' vlfl!ted bi Callfmrda ware San facul\Y llli staff memben Into ''•' Franojaco, l.Oo ~eo, BeYer- Its rankL This brqa the 111111' J,y Hlllo, and oo ID - . . Art- ber or full-time facull;y to 13, """" llew ovet.the Grand Coli- tour more tloantheprevtousyear, • I yga, on to El l'i.ao, Texas, and New facull;y !or the 196~9 oo lDto Mexico. Oklahoma Cit;y academic year are: Dr. WlUrid \' IIIC! 011 to Mempldo, Temesoee Barton, professor ot~loh; Dr. just for lunch then - a r d Bruce CUrUs, dlreclol' of pbyalbound. Panned lor gold at KnottJ cal education and asaoclate professor or phyalcal edacaUon; Berry Flll'lll. Belldes bringing home a small MerrW Gradln, professor ot edbottlB ot. gold- tbe;y have brouJht uc&Uon; Slmuel Grossman, 1~ -- 4 ·!"!: .• •. home golden memories wldch structor or dnma; Slllrley *will be chorlohed forever. .... ..slstanl pro!e11or ol art; The 'ood al a dream vacation, Eu&e.., Newman. lnstrucler of Mrl. ~ rec:aliL soclulOI!Y: Dr. George 011111111, protesior or piJJeleo, Dr. T. Vall J'llmer, Jr., .,~tepro­ Publicity stwtta of BarfesiOI' or relisiOII lnd phJInum bad notblllc on Benja•atAaD&, OI"DI, ~ phy; Lee llttre, lnltru4;IGr or CfrlturT....... . . . . ll)bl FraDII;Ib!'• aebeme_to ......... .u~r-. ........ n. history; MelvyD llolell, 1111_~ )ll'OJilOte !hi> first edldon. of a... ~.~~· or or art; ~ Sc~, a.. ..... CINt. .,., ......... ..... Poor Rlelwd'l AlmiiiACt "-!I liNIN, .............. IIWUT. lnltructor ol dnma; &1111 Jan In 1732, The World Alman!"' ..... daN . . . . . . . . . _ . . Simko, uooc:lato proleour al notet. Becallll! lis almanat• -were already beiD• ~loh. · • . •' WN' , ..,_llltaii•~­ YM cttJ, ,_. Y.n. Three -llllnilnl.tndvopoi!: pubUsbed Ia J!~dflm!A, ' ' ' lflkn q&a; Dll,_,. ....... FriDtlla ,prlatld -!1 ~ ~ lions Oiled by _B!Ir_ E. ~ tbe deatb. of :rttaD·teec!l,.......... Diill .............. Murphy, Jr.,- lleld lw~Ji,!aal..,. of publlsber .,.a popUlar eom- . · ,...~ counselor; WWJam Smeltzer, dl- petlngllm.,.C.. iMII- ................ ,_ reetol- fk ~~~ lnd Ste~ and . Leeds' 'dJnWI · w~re Soei~y News Ullloo ::-:. <ongregaUoos • ' t; ' we a .....d Helen Help l.'tl n e uS••• . I• '•' . '· By Helen Bolle/ Washington ••• Report By a-nee Mlller Voice along Broadway ·'··' I· '· ~· .; BY JACK O'BRIAN NEW YORK - Htmert'a erstwhile Kennedy'man Larry O'Brien can have a Howard Hughes exec~te I.QYtime he wants •••• Jaclde Kennecll''s having her portrait daOOed by Aaroo Shlkler .... sept. . 6 is Ambassador Joe KennedY's 80th htrthda.Y .... EcCIIOmlsr;y..nu- K. Galbraith's Chi. ' home for the quadrermial shambles was the PleybOJ' Club .... llel Wobb lo the 2nd bli&est Las Vegas owner •. •• East In- dian music P a lotta passive resistance at the surmner..Jong Central Park concerts - aU live were the only Oopmuslcales a1 the 1 - ldnda cool summer ••• Mexican Olympics 11'011l': Mexf.ean tcboola have no ,manda1Dry pi,ya!cal fltne~s or sports programa. . Nut James Bond - Austral1111 modal George Luenby; he's ap for a multi..mllllon movie bu11rance policy and Is having bis Down Under accent _pl))oi)ip. pod •••• Big money Nixon backer. Fred Ankles has other rlskbiVolvementa - In the upcomlllg Bdwy. play" A Mother's Kiss. es" and already baa a hit in ·~" In Londoo. YOu woo:Jt have to be Mexican to enjoy Acapalco's very Drll dellcatesoen ... w. 86th St. Preobyterlan Church'• liBD: "Ime-in Every ~.. . .. . Chi. lllainaker Tom Thomaa wanto ed as Theatre~f-the Absurd." diet" .... The lrish-lrsaeli Fes- Top model-lashion scribbler Gertl Grudel bought expensive trlnuned-mlnk eyelashes: her 18month daughter ate •em ··~· striking employes at Puerto Rico's El conquistador burned down the just-built gol( pro's shop' that's par .•.• Caretul, fellas, or the New Gal 1n Town, chic JBJU1e nuocco - she's sweet 16 . .•• Self'named "witch" and occultbuff Florence stevenson forecast bet first novel "OpbeUa" would oell oot Its first printing and It did; on the way to a 2nd sell out .... Twiggy: Profile In COurage. Sinatra's pals say he decided the dstss with Carolyn L.ynley were too neatQr clown her pr~s agent's alley w · uThiQ'" ~. multi-married guys always wed the same type: Adam West's latest starlet Anna Marie Collins is a ringer for Adam's ex-Eve •••• If anyone deftes you to say me thing beautlful about _politics - spoiler George Wallace, just reply - hls daughter Pem; tival at Stern's dep't store Sept. 9 hired a natural guest-starpa.lr: Stiller and Meara, the married Irish4ewis · comics (Slante and Mazeltov) .. .. Non - fattening milk outfit took one leer at Rita Gam's svelte everything and hired her as its CBordens') TV spokesman (Man!) Bobby Darin ended his Atlanta Records contract and will start his own : Sinatra tried it with Reprise Records and War·ner Bros. had to bail h1m rut ... . Gilbert Becaud' s one - man Bdwy. show opening at the Cort Theatre Oct. 6 ls havlng a hardly- nearby tryout tour - France, Greece and Italy .... The "N.Y. P .D." TV series borrowed an authentic dete,etive.'s ~r from the N. Y. cops-and some one stole lt. '""'' "The Beautiful Couple" nove)'s starr requested we print our opinion: okay - It's filthy .•.• Scribner' I 5th Ave. stashed it on a near-ceiling shelf explaining, ''It should be where it can't be reached easily by children" .... Why scream when your kids jitter through the bugaloo, the swim, Slaon Slmpoon (Mayor O'Dwy- the jerk, the anylhlllg: grampo's er's widder)) to stay here ond (or great...gramps') teen - dances ftlr8el Ellrope •••• E~Q~Ire must& were the bunny-hug, grizzly bear, lmowed sump'n: four weeks be- kangaroo hop, lame wck, turkey fore the Dem. oonveortlonlt lock- trot, back In 1914. Peter Lawford's shed leVan ad up ltl article "The Demoeratte National Conveutlon View- pounds m a very happy "wine Carmel News By the Day Mr. and Mrs. Charles Busch and family of McKeesgie Ridge, William Carleton, Margaret Am Carleton, Patrick, Betty VanMeter and Eunie Brinker, Ra· cine RD. atteflled the Gainer reunion held at the home of Mr. I ' l., ..I ••: On Systematic Plans PI" . PLEASANT - COUIII;y Ex~ who elect the city council or eounIaudon Agerrt Carl Cook, alid l;y court which ap_polnts the coml4llldo.Y thet I'008hiY seven out or mlslion that employs a stall and- MASON - Mr. and Mrs. Fred ~cer of Mason accomponled their daughter and oon-ln.Jaw, Mr. and Mrs. Walden Roush• of IW'IJ'l' 10 Americans now live on or consultant. Tbe star! ond-<>r c:onoultant of Pougtjteepsie, N, Y. m a 7,000 per COlli or the land. While lllo other three out ol 10 per - the c:ommlsslon, at the directlOI'I mile trip In the Rouohes' plane - • ltring on 99 per cent of the of the plamlng commlsslcm, con- llli 1,500 miles bycarwldcbtool< laDd have less social and eultur· duds studies, prepares .Plans, them .te many of the western al -rtunlt,y, their needs for and reports to the planning com- states and on to California. DurttdcHttm•• economic activi1;y and minion which advises the cit,v or big the trtp which started on .....my governing bodies. August 5 and was concluded .., joba are urgent. August 29, Mrs. Spencer said, Cook said state Ia" spolia out "ll's a fact d. lite," he said, •'thlt development is slower in certain quallllcallons In regard -·we saw our country ~ many tboiMt COIIlD'RDiitles wbleh have no to conunlssion membership. For things we never expected to deiJ&D for progress. Few firma example, a member must be a see. She commented onthemoun·will risk a slzeoble Investment PI \Jil6lt1 owner and resident of lalns, plalna, desert and vastIDd a future in a community that the ctt;y or counl;y; two thirds ·or ness of the country - and ap1a1 no plan to create and foster a the memberl or the commiuion predated more, what our ancestors raced in their westwardtrav... IIIIVIronment for orderly must have been proper1;J' owners elo, haVing flown arer the area for at leu! 10 yean prior to apgrowth.'' ond oeelllg some of the ~ _polntment. A oomprehenolve plan Cool< the.Y travoted throulh- 1 do not Tbe powero a1 the planning said, Is the IIUJIKI!Ited I e t al 100 how any or them ever lived commia&ioll are limited. Jt mere. , - ruleo that ,Ude a com ly makel and recommenda !or to give ua our west." muelt,y'a progreos. This pian Is They twred St. Louis, Mo., <NOted by a plamlng <OIIImls- JUioptlm by the clt;y councU or the CeunaalrplaneplentatWicbcourt a compreltenltve lien. lts, Kanau; IJodKe CI\Y where plan tor tile IIIJYalcal developThe p1omlDg commlssloo, they All' portions t1 the "Old ment a1 the area withlll Its Jur~ apllined, II an adrisory Weal," Bedlanda, Mt. Rllolunore ODiy rO«<IIIIIK'ttd bad; a1 tho dt,y councU or <01111- lldlctlon. and to the "PUsion Pli.Y'' In ordinances or fdou. II . . . IJ 001111, made .., al five to 15 ... et legl•ladoq. or impote tu- SoutJI Dakota, Mol moo Tlberna· - . . . . most ol whom do not cle, utah, Salt Lake Cll;y, and lloid on ejected aiOce. The com.- eJ. Plamlng commlalkmiiiOOIInp to Las Vegas. Nevada. on mlslkm mull blcludo repr ,..,._ The are uiiUOII,y _ . to tho llUbllc. Pa10lon 1'181 WU 10 real~ latina fnlm bualnels, lndullr7, lotlcally J>Orlrlll'ed, Mrl. l\111>.... Jailor; IIIII In the COOJIJIT plan- ~ tile COIIIDiillk>ll will cer said, it Hemed II U • mmmf•slte, a repreiQilta- tdd a lp8Clal, or exeeuttve 18'1me Ia truly seebJg thoH thlnp Ron, mu1'• for OI'IUi'"lme• Uft.l lffuln ._, ..... tw_. In the life al a.rlot. . ..Wd'ncl jJUJDIII wlaldl it Adui!IJ1, lho --~ .... .PMJ'all1 Conunentlng on tile ~lOla prtnle. "'"" by t h o - - counv a "" '. ' """'\h News Notes ·: ' DailY Sentinel, Mtddlopori...Pomeroy, . ·1 On Faculty, Staff at Rio • :~:~~;:-r::nc.::e ~:: ·-8-ER_R_f_S____.__'""~-------......, ·! ·' --···---·.... -- ...."'"' ... y.,.., ,....... w. ........ -........................ .. ---,... ,....... ...............,... ............-. . ............ . ................. ,........ ..... - ......... .,... ..... ....,,......... were 'I'be·liPOJ't Uram, d l r - ot. - tlvltlila. ..,_ ·· widely publlclZed 'lllid so· ,., was Poor RIC:haid. I • • . 11, CLElEL1\ND (llPO - A ca· reer ~hlch spanned more ·than !!O ~·ears in the rUQ,>ed world of professional football drew to a eloae Tuesd11 when -Lou "The T~" Groza announced his r ~ tlrement. The mainstay or the Cleveland kicking ottense since 1951 and before that of the j)).d Clevelal'd entry In the All-American COfto· ·terence, set his playing days aside rather than be cut !rom the team. He'll remain with the Browns as klckirw coach. Groza's retirement was announced at a teun luncheon b)' COich Blanton Collier. As was e!!pected, second year man Don Cockroft wilt replace the 44year~ld gridiron great. , Cockroft clinched the kickl11t job with the Browns last Satur· dly night when he scored all ot Cleveland's _points in their 31-9 loss to the Green Bay Packers. The 23-yearooOld native or Alamosa, AlL, played college ball at Adams state. Book Finished Closing the book on a career that started almost)etore hls replacement was born, Groza was ~tlmistic about his football future. 11 1 still think I'm good enough to kick In pro ball. But if I go somewhere else, what can I ac.. ccxnpllsh'l" Groza said. u1 might be able to iO to another team and Prove to myself I can still do the job, But 1 would be doq a dluervlce to my tami1y, l'hyself and my bustnesa and ccmmunlty." Ell1)ress~ confidence that he The top game in the Southern (1-'1) ol Coach Billy Klnci!d tan· Valley ·Athletic COnference · &le with the North Pir(SV ACJ will toke place at 8 p.m. ates (1-V) o1 Coach Mel Carter Frjday when the Eaotem Ea&lel at North Gallla; Gaiua could help the Browiu;, Groza conc1uded: "Athletics have been good to me and If I can help the young playen, I'll get great ei\Joyment oUt of.it." , ColUver Moved By FRED DOWN Willie Mass, Hank Aaron am C.ollher was vlslbly moved as UPI Sports Writer other stars. he announced Groza's retireThe Houston Astros have a Wilson had another of his ment to newame!L or rfrll r" curious aUitude toward D o n very good nights Tuesday when "I came into pro rootbaU with Wilson, a o in two seasons has he pitched a six-hitter and Groza in 1946 and It's a little pitched a no-hitter, tied the struck out 16 batters as the sad when Ole moment comes major Jeague record of 18 Astros beat the Cincimati Reds, that such a fine person and strikeouts in a nl~inning game 3-2 in the first game of a great football player retires." and demonstrated ~t. he can doubleheader. The Reds won the During his career, Groza set overpower the best ·hitters in second game, 4-3, on a basP.srecords that are not likely to baoeball. dlled single by Alex Johnson ever be tq>ped. .Included are 10 They think he'U be I dondy with two out in the ninth inning. National Football ·League aOO 24 when he learns how to pitch. High strikeoot Total team recordo. He Is the only A 6-fot, 3-lnch 205-pound IIJin in the NFL to have scored WUsn, who pitched a noreUve o( Mora·oe 1 La., WUson hiV.er as a rookie against the more than 1,000 points (1,349), has a high-rising fast baJI, a AUanta Braves on June 18 1 1967 His consecutive game scoring good slider, an nen temper- and struck out 18 Reds last July BY JOE SARGIS streak or 107 games is also a UPil\JOrts ·Writer ament and an erratic history of 14, fanned eight or the last 11 he league mark. SOUTII LAKE TAH()E, .:alit being either very good or very faced Tuesday night In scoring Groza booted his longest field {UPO-Jim Hines h4d his bad. All 'in all, it's not a bad his 13th victor)' 8gainst 14 goal in 1948 when he scored from record for a 23-year-old right- losses: He was 10-9 last year. 53 yards against the old Brook- birthday preseri. today and an 1yn team. Hlo JOilgest NFL boot, Uluminatlng predl~on for UniJ,. hander who bought a baseball Jose Herrera hit a two - run 52 yards, was 1n 1952 against the , ed States chance rn the Olympic during his rookie season so he tie-breaking double in the fifth could get it autographed b)' inning New York Giarts. track am field competition next and Johnny Bench "The Toe" retired in 1961 be- month. cause ol back trouble, but was ••• predict the U.S. will finish in a Browns uniform the next one-twiH:hree In the 100 meter season. His final retirement was dash,'' said Hines momenb not voluntary. He decided to re- after he had shaded friendly Ure only atler he was assured rivals Charlie Gre:ene and Mel The Gallta ChaJ)ter or" the Ohio This will be a 15 cla ss event, the Browns planned to cut him Pender In the classic centurey ClvU Service Enwloyee's Assn. for which, as an added feature, ffom the squad. · dash at the trials here Tuesday. Groll's jersey number, 76, is "We have a lot of power and I is sponsoring its secOnd Annual the home office of theO.C. S.E.A. Horse Show, at the Gallia Coun- will award a beautiful and large expected to be retired as a ftnal think we can do it." salute to the veteran. Hines celebrated his 22nd ty Junior fairgrounds, near Gal- ''Best cf Show" trophy to the Receher Ron Gr~en and full- birthday with his victory at the lipolis sawrdly, Sept. 14 at 7 horse or pony winning the most p.m. back ani Munsey were cut from final Olympic trials in what the squad Tuesday as the many observers thought was Browns got down to their 40 the greatest 100 field ever Melgll player limit gathered. . Hines, darting out of the blocks through slanting shadows GALLIPOLIS, OHIO, on the 7,377-foot high Echo Saturday, SOpt. 7, 1968 Summil track, burst into a D. R. Cooley, MaryS. Cooley SALES REPORT OF narrow lead alter 60 meters and to Villege or Syracuse, Parcels, OmO VALLEY LIVESTOCK CO. then hung on to nip Greene, who Sutton Twp. HOGS - 175 1D 221J lbs. 19 was clocked in 10.1 seconds. George M. Freeland, Alice M. to 20; 220 ID 250 lbs. 19 1D Hines' time of 10 Oat tied the Amerlcan .League Freeland to Clarence D. Adams, 20; Light 17 to 20; Fat Sows W. L. P el GB recognized world record he 15 to 17; stags 12 to 16; Boars Parcels, Syracuse, . shares with six others. Jim. Detroit • • • • · •92 . 54 •630 11 to 14; Sows and Pigs 65 to Adams, Clara AdClarence D. Baltimore • ••• 82 62 . 572 8'h Greene and Smlth have a ams to George M. Freeland, 100; ~oats 8 to 15. Bo11ton . . ••• . 78 68 •534 14 pendi~ 9. 9 mark achieved at CATILE - steers 20 to 25.Alice M. Freeland, Psrceis , Cleveland ••• •78 71 .523 15'h the naUonal AAU champion50; Heifers 18 to 24.50; Baby Syracuse. New York • •• •75 70 . 517 16'h ships lost June. George M. FreelaOO, Alice M. Beef 20 to 26; Fat Cows 14 to Oakland . ••• . 15 72 .510 171h Dave Maggard twshed seFreeland to Archie E. Lee, June 17.50; Canners 12 to 14; Bulla Minnesota • • • .69 77 .473 23 cond to George Woods and just 18 to 22; Milk Cows 100 to 200. P. Lee, 5. 5 A., •Syracuse. C8ltf'ornia • • • . 63 84 •429 29112 ahead or world record holder VEAL CALVES - Tops 35. Rupert E. Hutton, Dec. , to Chicago •. . . •61 86 .415 311h Randy Matson In the shot puL Onelta M. Hutton, JOyce o . Keen- 25; Seconds 32 to 35; Medium "' ,!fasflltW'ton • ·: ."57,"87 ';~9't 34. · - ·· Woods, who as a coUegian-lbat 28 to 32; Com. and Hvs. 25 to Tuesday's Results ·1:- ! · .'·io Matson, 'then a High t1Chooler, er, CCt. ror Trans., Olive. Oneita M. Hutton, to Jo,Yce 28; Culls 18 ID 22. N.Y. 2 Chi I, 1st twiiiJ!hr back In 1963, beat both Maggard 0, Keener, 19 A., Olive. SHEEP - Ewes and Llns. S N.Y. 5 Chi 0, 2nd, niJ!ht and Randy tills time wiLh a Clara B. Hess to Freeland S. to 10; stock Ewes 5 to 10; Fat Cleveland 6 Minn 2, night heave of ~ feet, tA inch. It was Detroit 1 Callfornlo 2; nlghl the best lhrow of his career. Norris, Lots 33 & 34, Syracuse. 9Jeep 5 to 8; Culls 1 to 5; Gilbert Hart, Audrey Hart, to Bucks 4 to 8; Fat Wethers 5 oakland 5 Boston 3, night The 100 and shot put were the to 10. Har~ )-lOde Hart, Right of Ronald Baltimore at Wash ppd.J rain only finals on Tuesday's scheway, Sutton. LAMBS - Topo 25.30; Secdule. Today, thougtl, there will onds 22 to 24; Light Wto. 20 James 0. Smith, dec,, Ethel Today's Probable Pitcllers be flna1s in the discus, 400 M. Smith, dec. , to George L. to 22; Common 16 to 20. All Times EDT meter hurdles and the 800 Smith, James H.. Smith, FrankE. Boston (Looborg 5-6) at Oak- meter run. Smith, Atfld ror Trans., Orange. land (Odom 14-9), 11 p.m. SCIOTO LIVESTOCK Frank E. Smith, Marie Smith, Detroit (Hiller 7--5) at CaliforHogs: 190-220, 20; No. 1, 20. to George L. Smith, James It nia (Brunet 13-15), 11 p.m. 25; 220-240, 19.50; 2~0-260, 19; Smith, Parcels, 6range. " Cleveland (McDowell 14-12) at 180.190, 19.50; 160-!80, 18.50. International League Standings Everett L. Schultz, Beulah B. Minnesota (Perry 8-6), 9 p.m. Sows. 17.20-17.85. Boars, 15.25B,y United Press International Schultz, to Robert Lee Barber, 15.50. Pigs by head, 12-18. ~timore (Hardin 17-10 and Semi-Finals Vivian Carole Barber, Lots 18Phoebus 14-14) at Washington Cattle, 682 head . Choice W, L. PeL 19, Tuppers Plalns, 0, (Pascual 12-10 arw:l Moore 2-6), steers, 27-27.80; Good steers, Columbus • • • • • .I 0 1.000 John HenryGoblewCiydestew2, 5 p.m. 26-26.50; Standard steen, 24.85Jacksonville ••• • 1 0 1.000 art, 1 acre, Rutland. Chl<ago (llorlen 10.12) at New 25.50; Good Hollers, 25.60-26.Toledo • .. . •••• 0 0 .DOD York (Peterson 10-9), 8 p.m. 50; standard Heifers. 23-24. 50; Rochester • •• ·, •• 0 1 . 000 Good Cows, 19-20.50; Utility Tuesday's Results NEW ll!RECTOR Cows, 17.50-18.25; Canner a nd Thursday Games · Columbus 8 Rochester 3 WEST POINT, N.Y. (UPOCutter, 16.50 down; Bulls, 19.BO!tlmore at Wash!~, night Jacksonville 5 Toledo 4 The United States , Mtlitary 40-24; Heavy Feeder Steurs, 24Only game ocheduled Academy Tuesday named CoL 25,80j :iock Calves, steers, 25.AJ. <~Gus.·· · Dle]ens to succeed 50-28. 75. Col. Jerry G. G. C&pka as Veal Calves : Choice, 3S;Good, Anny'!l director of AthJetic s. 32,25; Medium, 30; Commercial, Clpka: retires ln January. 28 downi Baby Calves by head, Dielens was a four-letter man 16-39 . in West Poirt athletics and went Lambo: Choice, 26; Good, 23; on to earn the su ... er star and. Feeden, 21-22.30. Purple Heart during the Korean War. p.m. _ HOuston CLe1111ster 10.13 and Giusti 9--13) at ClnclmoU (Culver 1o-1s and Nolan 84), 2, 5:30p.m. Los ~· (Keklch Z-9) at St. LoUis (GibBOO 20.1), 9 p.m. San Francisco (Marlohal 25-7) at Atlanta (Jarvto 15-9); 8 p.m. Thursday' a Games No gameo scheduled Last week, Eastam dlapolled that wino thlo ooe 11011 1 2-<1 IMBUe pine'...~ ~ , or the lioMan Traee Wildcats lead ill .tbe 1968 SV AC raoe. Coaoh NoOil Holtter't ' 36~ and the Pirates won 22-V All SV AC ICflads are In ac- ,.. Trace tu•l> WUdcsta will" over Suutherri lLoeal.. The squad Uon this week but tile Eallem..tett.tn f'iderol Hoc:ldnr (1~ . NOrtb Gailla clash Is the only at llarcervtllo. Coaoh Hellllir will . ba maldnc Ida homo ~ !lith' tile WUdOaia. Ldl - Reds-Astros Split Twinbill ·Bo,.. Hines TI"es Mark In 100 Meter Da'sh homered for the Reds' Drat run in the second inning. Clay Carroll was the wiMing pitcher in the se<:ond game after Mel Queen, making hili! first start since May 26, was t::gged for hmners by Jim Wynn, Doug Rader and Norm Miller during 7 1-3 Innings. The Los Angele11 Dodgers defeated the St. Louis Clrdlnals, :J-0, the San Francisco Giants beat the Brafes, 4-2, an:l the Chicago Cubs romped over the New York Mets, 8-1, in other Nationa1 League games. Philadelphia at Pittsburg was ratned out. Tigers Top Arwels In the American League, the Detroit Tigers downed the cautornia Angels, 7-2, the Ol.ldand Athletics beat the Boston Red Sox, 5-3, the Gallia OCSEA to Hold 2nd Show Market Report STANDINGS a ctnc1 points for the night. Classes to be shown are: Lead in pony, (trophies to all). Pleasure pony, 56" and under. Western Pleasure horse (full mane and tail). Clover Leaf Barrel race, (open). Trail Horse Class. Pick ~ Race, (open), Indian Costume, (fuJI Indian dress). English Pleasure Horse. Drunkard Paracttse Race (open). Western Pleasure Horse, (clipped mane and taU). Flag Race, (()')en). Boot Race, (open), Egg and Spoon Rice, (open). Ride ond Run Race, (open). Roadster Pony, (50" and IJil.. der). Classes 4,&.9-11-12-13 and 14 will pay cash; ail ot:ber class awards are trophies and ribbons. The gates will open at 4 p. m. Admission will bEl 50 cents; entry fees ate $1. 50. There will be retreshmerlti and ample parking avaHable. llllnnan Cleveland Inlians topped the M.lmeaota Twins, 6-2, and the New York Yankees swept a doubleheader from the Clllcago White Sox, Z-1 and 5-'1. Baltimore at Washington was rained out. Blll Singer scattered nine hits and touched off a twc>-run rally In the third Inning with a single to win his 11th game for the Dodgers, who beat the Cardinala ror the second straight time. The shutoot was the 163rd of the NL season- me shrt of the major league record set by the NL in 1908. WUlie McCovey' s 33rd homer, a ~run drive Into the right Oeld stands in the third inning, was the big ·blow for the Giants as Mike McCormick went 6 1-3 IMings In relief to raise his record to 11·14. DUly Williams drove in six runs with three homers, giving him a record-tyll")g fl ve homers in two games, and raised his league..leading roo batted in total to 94 in pacing the Cubs to their v1 ctory behind the eight-hit pitching of Bill Hands. SOUTHERN VALLEY ATHLETIC CONFERENCE (SVAC ONLY) TEAM W L T POP Eastern • . . . . • . I 0 0 36 6 North Gallia • • • .1 0 0 22 0 Southwestern . • •o 0 0 o o Kyger Creek , , , .0 0 0 0 0 Hannan' Trace .. . 0 1 0 6 36 Southern • . • • , • . 0 1 0 0 22 TOTALS 2 2 0 64 64 SVAC AND OPPONENTS TEAM W L T P OP Eastern . •• , • . . 1 0 0 36 6 North GoUts • . . .1 0 0 22 0 Southwe stern . . . .1 0 o 21 0 f'lirland • • • . . . 1 0 0 22 8 FederaJ Hocking • . 1 0 0 14 0 Buffalo (Putnam) .. 1 0 1 34 20 Harman Trace ... , 0 1 0 6 36 Southern .• , .•.. 0 1 0 0 22 Kyger Creek . • • , 0 1 0 8 22 Alexander . . , •• •0 l 0 0 11 Belpre •. . • . •• •0 1 0 8 22 Glouster .• . . • , .o 1 0 7 33 llonnan, W. Vs. • ,0 2 0 0 60 Miller , , , , . , , .0 1 0 6 18 ' I i J I1 Symmes Valley • . 0 1 0 6 53 Wahama • •• .••• o I 1 13 20 LAST WEEK'S RESULTS: Eastern 36 Raman Trace 6 North Gallla 22 Southern 0 Meigs 13 Wahama 6 Southwestern 21 Hannan, W. Va. 0 Fairland 22 Kyger Creek 8 Federal Hocking 14 Alexander 0 PhUo 22 Belpre 8 Rock HUI 53 Symmeo Vslley 6 Buffalo (Putnam) 27 Wurtland, Ky. 13 Crooksville 33 Glouster 7 Sheridan 18 Miller 6 TillS WEEK'S GAMES FRIDAY Eastern at North Gailia Federal Hockl11t at Haman Trace Wahamaat KyJJOr Creek Southwestern at Alexander Southern at Belpre Miller at Glouster Walton at Bulfal<> ( P - ) South Point at Fali-'tam · Hannan, W. Va. atSymmesVIlley ''l j -. .. -· .•. ·~ .; IN ONE BIG DEPARTMENT Hunting Clothes Shoes-Guns Gun Cases Hats & Caps eROTOU eiOOSTIRS ·, IIODR 11110 Deer Gun 12 Gauge Only eANTIJINAS Alii Allovt·Tho Chii1Hiol Ma., CNIO!Iro- , RIDENOUR RADIO &-TV . 1 ,~;fr!ieAl!tdi• ~}t' ~Col=·onelo ln. the "'' . Lay Away Your Rifle For Deer Season Now-Pa_r a Little Each Week. COMPLETE STOCK SHELLS ~· Alexander 14-0 last Looklllg for their llrat win Will be Coach Grout Barnette'& Wa. hama White Fai<OIII(D-l-0aiKy• pr Creek (0-0. Coach -.nl Lee Mlller•a BobcatJ ktlt 22 .. 8 loll week at Fairland. Up. comlllg on Kypr Creek'l achedule are four SV AC foea, ~ ern, North GaJlia, Eastem and Southwestern, in that order. Southwestern (1-'1) iourne¥1 to Alexander (0-1) for F r I d a y night's battle. The~~ loll 14-V last week to Federal Hock· lDg while the BigtJiandaro al . Coach Steve gjjee downed Hunan, W, Va., 21.0. Coach Bob Ashley'• Sou-.. Local (0-1) Tomadoeo wiU true! to Belpre. Southem loll lall week ID NOrth Gallla 22-ll wldlo Belpre dropped a 22-8 CODtell lo Philo, other SV AC foes in acd.aa Frlda.Y nlglrt Include MIUer CO-O vo. Gloustar (0.1); Bullalo (PUt.. nam) (1-V-1) vo. Walton ('I); Fairland {1-'1) vt. South Polllt (?); and Hannan, W. Va. (0-Z) vo. SYmmes Velley (D-1). COMPLITI LINI 01' CHANNIL MASTIR I I'INCO MONTREAL (UPO Loo Marti.n waa I(Jpointed presldentlol ·admlnlotrstlve assistant by the MOI!\l"cal ExpOi :ruo&day. lbrtln; 'Wbo .U.l be the ~tub's ,.U.an with .,the ~lty ln constnjctlon on a . 'aitdlum,.Js president · m' 1I . I" SHOP PICKENSYOU'LL BE GLAD YOU DID! GEr THI'•PICI'UR! WlthA.DIIITower MARTIN NAMED 36-C to - :• cuAR.ANTEEn TRADE-INS .'~!~~~~tfo-..~13·5~ ~;:;INA Ti-.:C.. Joit ern. Federal lladdn& SVAC Grid Standings - ·R,EFRIGERATORSZDOOR i Pirates ·Host .Eagle-s In Headliner Property By Unt.teci Press lnternatioral National League W. L. PeL GB St.. Loula •• • . 90 57 .612 san Fran. • • ••79 67 .541 IIJih Clnclnnatl .••. 74 69 . 517 14 Chlcqo •.• • •16 71 .517 II Atlonfll ; •••• , 74 72 .507 IS'h Plttoburl!h •• •70 74 .486 18'h Pbllldelphla • ,68 76 .412 21Jlh Loo ANeles • •66 80 •452 2:Jlh Houatoil"~ • ' ': -~ g~ , .4$1 2lli.> NeW'~~k",. 1' .115' 82 ".442 25 " 1<, 'N!slli:'s Reoult' · · · Los ·-:Ana 3 St. Louis 0, nil!ht Hduo · 2, 1o~ twllll!ht Clncl 4 Hous 3, 2nd, nlght san Fran 4 Atlanta 2, night Chicago 8 New York 1 Pblla at Pitts, nil!h~ ppd., rain · Today's Probable Pitchers All Times EDT New York <McAnclrew 1-7 or cardweU 7·12> at Chlc1110 (Jonkino 17-13), 2:30p.m. PhUadelphla CIVile 9--12 ond G. Jackson 1-4) at PlttsburJ!h (lltass 14-:i llli Ellis 4-4), 6:05 ' 1~8 New Kicking Coach 15 New Faces By Alma Marshall .' sept. ·-.'The 'Toe' Becomes on lvloson County Orderly Growth Based,. ·pw .. .AlL·--.. 0 ~u Gaucas &. Shob 0 ; 16 G. Sinale Bamf REMINGTON .WINCHESTER .. • -I'E HAV~ If. VA . 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' '" ~' ' 'II UP TO 20 GN YOUI101AL J100D 1111 .% DI-CARLAS ' ·,· I. ' ' •I•• • !• • II• I < . ,-.,. " ·' ' �.. < ' •' l ' . ~· l,f.t J 1 b ' /. .... ' <. '\.\1 1 !' . -· ' ' ' I ' ' -. N ;.:. '·-< ' '' 'I • ~--. ' < i . '· -Y I s PORK _ROAST lb. PORK " STEAK CENTER CUT ·il _, f ' .I TINY'S r:.Deau-to 2_ ~ lliiAUG...0. SPARE RIBS . JillliPOIIt 0. . • . ou•IA cw ~ 5 • ,. : : 20 years ago we introduced our customers to Tide •.. " .' -OPEN SUNDAY ";'' ; ~J. ,.Ll"!-t- • 1•• lb. I· BROUGH TONS 10:00-AM TIL . 7:00PM \ " ' LB. COTTAGE CHEESE •••••••••• CTN• • \. ..b 1 .. ' - ...... , CALIFORNIA SLIM-TENDER In cleaning. BONUS BUY Today, we're proud to bring you the greatest cleaning 20 oz. EACH PIE APPLE .............. ' the first heavy duty laundry detergent ... a new concept ' . --... -~ MORTONS or BANQUET ·, SA14MCIIOII I J., I COUNTRY STYLE _..1'111. discovery since nde ltself... Tide XK the most outstanding STOKELY FRUIT ,COCKTAIL .· ' ~ PKG. ' lb. 14 oz. No. ~ can IINY'S 2 Con•enlent Locations to servo yoY . ' '" ~' ' 'II UP TO 20 GN YOUI101AL J100D 1111 .% DI-CARLAS ' ·,· I. ' ' •I•• • !• • II• I < . ,-.,. " ·' ' �. ,. . ~- ' . . . ' ' ' ' ' . ' ' . ' ••• ·'~' •l l.• 't. r ( 4• -i -· ·:• ~. ..• ·l 1.. , L' , . '\b.\ t -, \ ~~ ' ' , FAMILY SIZE GLEIM I . SWINGE;R EARRINGS . ' •. \'It ·' t - ' . .-.- . i • TRAN'SIST R '. 1.00 LIST 8 Transistor , . I , I , . ' f LIST 7.00 D YTIM AMP '· ONLY ~ 30's ' ,. . '• ~ ., .. ' ' •' • WILL GO UKE UGHTINING . " ...,.. ' HURRY! EACH .," ,..,' ~ ~ \.;. ' F.ULL Y LINED .. FAMILY 1111 ' .' ' . ' - WESTCL:OX . • o;. . .. MIDDLEPORT, OHIO ' ~· ' . . ' "".. . ...,. ·. ,. ·• -l..; ' ' • • · }---n~r :111 .. , ,I ·.N · ,. <a ~ ~·-.. ·U· • . ~- '- ,. j • ' . ·p· .· : --- �. ,. . ~- ' . . . ' ' ' ' ' . ' ' . ' ••• ·'~' •l l.• 't. r ( 4• -i -· ·:• ~. ..• ·l 1.. , L' , . '\b.\ t -, \ ~~ ' ' , FAMILY SIZE GLEIM I . SWINGE;R EARRINGS . ' •. \'It ·' t - ' . .-.- . i • TRAN'SIST R '. 1.00 LIST 8 Transistor , . I , I , . ' f LIST 7.00 D YTIM AMP '· ONLY ~ 30's ' ,. . '• ~ ., .. ' ' •' • WILL GO UKE UGHTINING . " ...,.. ' HURRY! EACH .," ,..,' ~ ~ \.;. ' F.ULL Y LINED .. FAMILY 1111 ' .' ' . ' - WESTCL:OX . • o;. . .. MIDDLEPORT, OHIO ' ~· ' . . ' "".. . ...,. ·. ,. ·• -l..; ' ' • • · }---n~r :111 .. , ,I ·.N · ,. <a ~ ~·-.. ·U· • . ~- '- ,. j • ' . ·p· .· : --- �. Ml~eport.Pomer<>Y, Sept. 11, lHI ' ' • '.'' ' .· 1 '.. ' -....-u. 'Gov. CiiYln L. ~ '5~~!~1~~~=~l~ ' Korea Demands r;;:~;=~~1~ lncu· m bents Ma~e i,t . ~ ~$=Z.:E~ ~~~~ep. ~ J, I!Unter", •• ~~~ ~ .._,king 'U)Il"' Much 1.... ilion llf:Untid rr··· ~v~_ ~h olll~, ·:.&rrJ. f .J0. re"~ W'uaa ~~~~~. rvi' Qo!' Nil~· Z~b:.f,lid J"'!'!~'; '· · 4 ... )!<' ,,, vi ~GTON ~ :\' (UPI).. 'llteretary ol Slate Dean Rusk ~· 'l'oHe tho! CUnmunlst North want.& more than just an "apolOI)'" as the price of releasing the 82 crewmen of the aptured U.S. intelligence ship Pueblo. > ~' I t . ~i Thl& has complicated the .ecret negotiations between ,American ard North Korean npresentatives at Pamnunjom. U.S. officials said today it was lmpoastble to predict just when there might be a break in the deadlock which h a s lasted through 20 meetings. Rusk and other officials ihiicated Tuesday that the United States might be willing to offer soine form of apology to assure the return of the men and the vessel-although Washington continues to regard the seizure as u illegal." However, Rusk told newsmen an Clpitol Hill, after discussing I number of international matters with lawmakers, that the Communists also want commitments by the United States regarding future U.S. activity on the high seas and in the Sea of Japan. Architect (Cominued fran page 1) ' ) . i· l ' ' place in the Mure. The small community, like Pomeroy, does DOt stand a chance of as much federal aid as the large city does, he stated. He stated that II Is the hope that the new Farmers Bank and Savings CO. buDding wlli be a IIJIOC( oxarnple when completed f1 a structure that is a partner in community design. Contlmdng in the vein of the lack of beauty in communities today, the speaker otoled "We need to presene good work, good areas, good neighborhoods by pJ'<ll)er zoning, proper easements. We need to redevelop the river front as a place ol beauty and recreation, for recreation is the one commodlt;y which Meigs Count:¥ has oot in the past exploited. 11There are plent;y of good old Ideas - such as putting arcades over stretches~ downtown slde·walko to shield pedeatrtans !rom IW1 and rain, and to create some ol the age.old interest of tile bazaar. We're also finding out, Ill over apln, that street lighting doesn't have to be ugly. Our betler buildings can be fiood llghted at nigbt to give us a .ak;yline that doesn't go dead as the sm goes down. uwe can do many things to improve our lot. One ~ the most Important is to set up a permanent watchdog movement. We can watch out for the weeds of urban ugliness - peeling paint, spreading blight, the multlpllca.tloo of commercial signa to the point that not ooe can really be ...., and klentl1led. We can pt tile biUboards and junk off oor civil doorstep. We can poj>llclze and glorify and protoct tile &OOd things we've got. Other ol!lclela said tbe North Koreans ·had been insisting all along that the United s•tes promise to ke<p Ill naval vessels out of a considerable area of the S. ot Japan-which clearly would be beyond lUll'· thing that might be considered Communist territorial waters. North Korea charged after seizing the Pueblo Jan. 23 that the vessel had encroached on her waters tor purposes or spying. In Tokyo, Japanese newsmen said the North Korean foreign ministry had arranged for crewmen to tppear at a news conference in Pyongyang Thursday. It would be the secoOO such session tor the men, one o{ whose shipmates died oC injuries In the capture. TB Test (Continued from page 1) tual eradication," he said. "There was a 21 per centreduction in the number of tuberculosis patients in tuberculm;is hospitals In the year from July 1, 1967 to June 30, 1968," he said. He said community diabetes screening continued this year in a number or Ohio counties. "We have been fln:ling an average o( 11.5 new cases among eaC<h 1,100 persons examined, indicating the need for contin~ ing and expaM.ing t hi s program," he said He said that because o! the expanding programs there is a need for a new laboratory which will be constructed on the Ohio State University earn~ pus. Mr. Collins Dies Monday A former Middleport resident, S!ewart Collins, 58, died Mooday In Philadelphia, Pa. He was the son of the late Frank and Bessie SWink COIlbts, and was also preceded in death by his wife, Genevieve and a brother, Finley. He is survived by two slstera, Mrs. Lawrence (Geraldine) Priee, columbus, and Mrs. Jsmes (Hortense) Dwm, COlumbus; and one brother, Merle Col- Una, Jack8011. Funeral services wi.U be held Friday at 11 a.m. at the Rawlings COats Funeral home with the Rev. Mal< llonahoe officiating. Burial 'WIU beln Middleport lUll cemetery. Friends may eall · ·· · · Reoogn _ ' •: ~~ ~don. ·.beat~ 1~ ·~ -r:Y Bond Posted mlnlooer Robert Ke....,.zy am Charles and MUdred ~-. charged wllh manslaughter In the death of their five..year..old aon last month, have been released I' laoo' "f· -~ •- 111 a · tiv&t Mil-k E. Andel'• · a tormor ~ ~ ' 1 J, ·· 11011, <I tbe Jobn Birch Socfet.Y: ·lq the Democradc balloting to eboose an -1811 tor Mlllllo L, Well..- fDnller . - dll'ector of IIDIIIIrlal dovelopmeul, narrowll dofeatod ~- · Gen. Phil L, Hansen. Salt Lake Clt;y bullini!BSDIID carl - . . . oaally dofeat.li LaJnar Rawllngo to Demo- campaigned as a "fresh race." WISCONSIN - Slate Sena"' majori t,y leader Jerri& Leonard moved In front or three rivals lor the GOP nomination w faee Sen. Gaylord Nelsoo, u,_osed ln his primary bid for a secolll term. Atty. Gen. Bronson La Follette had only tol<on opposition !rom F1oyd WUie 1o< the Democratic nomination to u• MINNESOTA - w. + I;: j. 128 Mill St.• MIDDUPGRT .. ·VALUES For Sept.12-13-14 GET Ill, s · u... .... telectlon, orful ond ltrlng. EACH cetlflat~ ~rvite~ NAVION LADIES RAYON $2995 PANTIES All stalnlus steel Bri•f stylas in whlto ond pastel colors, sizes ~ Midi lor the nn who works witt! his hands! lite N1111on absorbs sllock and vibration, t1kes hard USip. Dudproof, too. GUIIlnlead water· proof•, guarentnd lhock-resistlnt. M-L. gu1r1nteed m•lnsprina:. Accurate, IUf&ed, blld&et priced! No bolter watch fM heavy duly. See It today. •'""'lllln& Cf)'~1al 1 ulfd. Gull'anteld In wrltlna. Nntwable ewrr 2 ,..,. tor till life of the wlllcb. 2·r. . ,..llarprooftnc 11.50. Monufactur•r•' Lint-free Chenille . . ._ BED SPREADS · Valuess -To .$6.99 "· s 'rull or twin sizes 1 ' '•. Assorted pafterns and color~ PKG. . 4 Peach H . aIves••-•·•·•u······ ·· Pineapple Juice::........ 3 " I I . . Je JL.......................... 3 . . . Ge bh ar.t s Sauce.;~~~~••.• 4 3 Pe·tal S0ft·················-· C& GCooki·es.;iivli•••••• 3 . .., J ' EACH. PRINTS New Fall Patterns lnshWit Wash and_w.. r, preshrunk, IIHie or no Ironing, 50\lti A•rii·Royoo, 50% cellon. $ '0 ~~~ PINK LIQUID DETERGENT cNam .~_a ely BOYS BROADCLOTH FRONT BRIEFS 19e~. If you con't • - In, call h-• appelnllnlllt. No olollptlelt, ~ :~::.~~-~ :.-:.:-.~ ~-------------M;.-w,;,-;~ • I M ha1re • .,.dal ...lriltl ........ IIIII' I wHW Nb ... ili.IC•• with a 41•alififtl huri.i1 alii """· PINM c.. tiCt . . . . •r ..... ..._ ,..... IlLTONI HEAliNG J.ID C:EHTEit 504 I OTH $Til IT HUHTINGTON, WIST VllGIMIA 15101 jars CANS QTS. FOR · EVERYDAY LOW PRICR" Frozen Fren'h Fries••••• 3~~:; s1 Morton TV Dinners. •••• :~'~ 39~ Morton Pot Pies••••••••• 5 s) 69/t~ l(e Cream Pride Saltine Cra,kers. ••4 ~~:.- s1 Ground Beef••F;:~ ••••• ~b~59~ Wieners•••••~~·~ 99~ 1o. Wellesley Fo"" ••••••••••••••• )1 gol crt. Tabor ~~-~ 4 RED TOKAY lbs. 11 1110 Y Lobel K . ' ' Merth. Wh1t. Cl nn Up Sol•l cirid ~i AW. for cans Seolt••• ... -.All flevor1 IM Up Tl•ef AlwaJ• A Winner! lrln1 IIIII atl with ' " ' It 11 wo!th· $ZS.OO towarol the pun:haM of ••, MW- . . . . H..rl •• 46 oz. 1.00 1.00 1.00 1.00 1.00 1.00 Sw•et Potatoes••••• ~::· 29~ Folger's ••••••.••••• ·~;··1.19 Mr. Clean. ••••••••• ·:~:; 49C .Ice Milk••••••••••• .::'·49~ I( Coll.~~·:·.bo~~ •• 8 ,. . 69C Potato Chips••••••• ~;~b. 59C . •ro.suna ·. c.~. Mlxei•••~........~:· 29~ Kitchen Brooms•••• ;;•; 69C Pel Yd. Spec ..l fer Thll Dar O•lr cans lnatant CoHea ~ JOHN WROTEN Coffe• & No.2~ 18 oz. I . UL uf all rhe new Beltont HnriDJ Aidt. No obli~acion . 1 CANNED H lb. can MUSSELMAN'S ASSORTED . J 44 problC'fft, Mr.Wroten ·invim JOII ro ml'nt in for 1 free eiearonK: hc-uins tnt. and demonstration ~I nii ~1!1Y T•: lb. LARD SEVERAL KINDS lllltac:t, pllldne !llrh of Mr. John Wroten !:llttomer. ARMOUR FAMOUS QU.ALITY · FRENCH CITY PURE LADY TABOR fKrotY rraiRC'd con1uhant for our sp«ial all dtly hnrina aid COli· sultarion. If ,ou haovc a heariDJ II you are a.. htarin& •id uw:r and come- in durina our special htarins 1id comulration, . you may purchase a 1ft of banerin ac half·prke. Limit one .n 10 a SAUSAGE Variety .Selection· 99 -- PORK inca flew Belronc i1 plcued m annou~ that tM,o haovc- secured 1M C ity MIDDLEPORT Lun,heon Meat DRESSES llrii, . , . shap1 skirt up a b.autlful foil In dromotlc drettetfrom our SUCHER'S FINE SEASONED 1 L.ADIES Middleport, Ohio 5.99 - THE SHOEBOX David Davies 49~ Jl6 N; Second Ave. FRESH BATTERIES ONE-HALF PRICE er<twn BOLOGNA PKG. OF 5 B•lt tl. ._lat• "4 ' STEEL BLADES THURSDAY SEPT. 12 9 a.m. to 7 p.m~---. Don't miu chit opponuait}' HC'I'e is your (hante ro cry die newac and fintsl Bthont Hear· in~ Aids. OXFORD PIECE -- , GILLETTE STAINLESS minor For going back to school, these are the shoe style• tliat children are sure to like. OHIO VAlLEY BRAND 39~~n REG. 79c HAM lb. BACON HAIRi3 OZ.SPRAY SiZE . Democrade CANNED · OHIO VALLEY COISULTITIOI Pomeroy poUce investigated a were reported. ' TO HOLD FREE HIIRIIG liD Noted by Police driven by Nora Riggs Saaon, RD, POmei'OJ', struck a sectim or guard rail posts alter the right wheel dropped off the edge of tile road. No IIQurles or arrest ""ll!····!lliiilll••••• ber. -eti. Hearing Aid Counselor Minor Accident one-car accident today at 8:50 a.m. on Mulberry Ave. Chief Jed Webster aald a c:er a !II On the Move overwhelmed state Sen. Norman J, Jacques, a 25-year-old who ., · ' ruDaWI,l' Pact Troops ond Black MIDDLEPORT, 0. J<llin Sodet.Y • · ! . run qalnot 1J1A)j;..RP>Ucan ,Son.• Wal- won orer Grant ,.,eachers Convenient T erm• BAKER Reese ...,.ted Dick Herbert. the state corpora- Reps. Donald Fraser and JohD Uon commissioner. Blatnik won nomJnatlCII for reArlz ... Demoerats also nom- election. James Jlemon dofeatinated former Gov. sam God- ad Emeal Baker tor the from Meigs Coun\Y jell after dard, who lost to Republican Republican nomination to upbond was posted in their behaU Jack Williams two years ago, to pose Blatnik. Unopposed in the MondiJ. run aplnst Williams again. primaries 'lt'M'e Democratic Coort otflclals said a $5,000 In the other states: Rep. Joseph Karlh and Repubiibond was posted for each defendVERMONT - Ropublican Sen. OlD Reps. Albert ~le, Anchor ant, signed by nelgbbors and George D, Aiken, who has urged relatives of the Queens. negotiated aettlement In VielThe Racine RD couple w a s nun, easily won renomination ~ t scheWlod to have had a prelim- for a sixth tenn over William inary hearbtg on Monday. It was K. Tufts, a 31-year-old school (Cootiooed tr,.. pqe 1) posqxJned when court - appointteacher and political unknoWn gram offered this year. ed attorney James B. O'Brien who campaigned on a "ftgbl to The bid of Phil Gl-.r to had not Indicated his acceptance win" policy, Republican Rep. puchase one or two school busof lhe appointment. Robert T, Stafford was Unql- es no longer of use ln the disposed, and will Cace John trict at a price o( $150 was acKristensen, a lawyer and peace cepted. Admlnlatrators will look candidate who announced as a Into either sulling tho other bus write-in candidate jUst last aa junk or using it for utra Thursday. In the gubernatorial parts. II wao agreed to sell a race, insurance executive Dean clotbes dryer II It Is found to C. Dacls defeated Atty. Gen. be o1 .., lllrther uao in the disPRAGUE (UPD- Czechoslo- James L. oakes for llle GOP trict. A meeting oo a jolat-<ocanomination. Lt. Gov. John J. vak Communist party sources tlonal school at Nelsonville was Daley was unopposed [or the said today half of the 600,000 IUIIIOWlced for Sept. 19, but .., Democratic nom.lnation. Warsaw Pact occl.l)&tion troops NEW HAMPSHIRE RePubliaction was taken. "are on the move tn Czechoslo· Tbe board apnroved the use vakia" but that they did not can Sen. Norrill cotton burled ol the Rutland ElemenllrY caleMayor John C. Mongan of know if the forces were leaving terla oo Sept. 28 from 6 to Manchester for renominati,on to the country. 9:30 p.m. by the Meigs ('.ount;y the seat be has held since 1954, Moscow laid down a stiff Gldeoas. The use of the !'limeand in November wUI [ace Gov. ~;~eries or demands on the roy ElementarY kitchen and audJohn W. King, unopposed in the goverrment of party leader Itorium on 9Jnday, Oct. 27, from Democratic primary. RepubliAlexander Dubcek as the price 3 to 5:30 p.m. by the l'llmoroy can Rep. James C. Cleveland, of withdrawing the troopsUnited Methodlat Cln!rch for a easily defeated retired school except for a force along the Principal Hawley B. Chase, and !eUowshlp wao 8j!pr0Ved. West German border. This included a return to total will be opposed ln the election The board releuod David Allen Communist rule aOO an end to by David C. HOeli, "ho defealed TroUt. wbo IIYea iWo miles !rom an eleverth-hour write-in ~ Albany, to the Alexander Local the liberalization program. ponent, Mayor Dennis J. SchDol District. Attending the meeting were Sullivan o1 NashuL House HELP Nt:EDED Speaker Walter Peterson oar- 1\lra, Rail, vtr,n King, board Meigs Athletic Booster Prerawly led foor other contestants president; Frank W. Flirter and sident Frank W. Porter asks all for the GOP guberoatorial IUram Slawter, memberl; L. w. persons who can, to meet at the nomtm.tion, whlle Emile Bus- McComas, clerk; Mr. H a rfood concession stand at the Marsiere was the rarrow leader in gravea, and hls aaslstant. Mr .. auder neld Thursday at 7 p.m. 1he seven-man Democratic field. Morrlaoo. to clean llle starxl for use on FriRHODE ISLAND-Domocraday. Uc Hop. Fernand J. st. Germain Store. FURNITURE Jloi!. . . pr-.,. dleport; Herman caOOill, Mid- lis Mayo, Charles Meadows, Ci~ dleport; Ralph Swan, Jr., RL I da L. MUier, Uoyd E. Niday, Mrs. Gary E. Ross, Mrs. Paul ~vtlle; Mrs. John F. MusE. Stewart, lvor Williams, (l>ie .er, Pomeroy; Mrs. Danny R. w. Swiney. Arranged On All Purcho••• !.. • c For Queens HOSPITAL NEWS There' s not a barrel in 011 ~ ~""" kl'_.. CRUISER DAMAGED anytime after 1 p.m. on ThursApproximately $60 damage was day. caused to the Meigs County SherIff's cruiser Molday when Sheri!! Robert C. Hartenbach lost control oC the vehicle on railr VETERANS MEMORIAL slicked Route 7--33 and struck a road construction sign. No HOSPITAL ADMISSIONS - Iris Morris, injuries were reported. New Haven; Ernest Smith, ReedaLEFT FOR EAST vllle; Mary Lawrence, Long BotSYRACUSE - Donald B. Hartom; Audrla Jeffers, Pomeroy; T1te speaker was lntrodlced Pamella Mayes. Cheshire. den. AQB-3, of the U.S. Navy by Paul Kloos, program ehalrDISCHARGES - Frank Lamb, left Saturday frOOl California mu. Fred Morrow, president, Webster Pauley. aboard Lhe USS Corel Sea for presided. a Seven month tour or duty In the tar east includq VIetnam. He has been stationed at Dak Harbor, Wash. Harden is the lOll of Mr. and Mrs. Morris Harden. His wife, Angela, wUl reside with her parents, Mr. HOLZER HOSPITAL: VlsitiJw Diehl, Racini!; Mrs. Franklin D. am Mrs. Richard Pink, Cheshhours 2-4 and 7..S p.m. Parert1 Jarvis, Rt. 2 Wellston; Mrs. Ire, during her hustend'a abJack. D. Cleland, Dexter; Mrs. only on Pediatrics Ward. William T. SIJJmlons, Raceland, sence. ADidiSSIONS Miss Cinda L. Miller, Rt. 1 Ky.; Ralph Cherrington, Rt. 4 MEIGS GENERAL HOSPITAL Crown City; Larry L, Casey, Jackson; Punela J, Siders, JackADidiSSIONS - Edith Rice, Rt. 1 Gallipolis; Mrs, Dennis P. son. Pomeroy; Ethel Johnston, PortDISCHARGES Martin, Eureka Star RL; Dia~m~ David M. C&dweil, Ru,.eU ,land; Nora Curtis, Pomeroy. L. Schwartz, Rt. 1 Pt. Pleasant; DISCHARGES- Myrtle Durst, L. Clark, The Rev. Earl V, Cr&Mrs. Mollie Wamsley, PL Pleis-Harry Lacey. IDt; Kemeth G. Lee, Herxlerson; meens, Justin A. Fallon, Mrs. Kra. Jess L Anderson, Rt. 2 ner, Mrs. Mary S. Lippincott, Rac:ine; camilla s. Lewis, Mid- Mrs. Dolberl A. Long, Mrs. Hol- {(Cash on the barrel-head . ' InWoational IIIII two-tarlll Gov, Wamn P, Domoerato a n d -•••· wbo 1114. Dollhle Jltfero, dlluJ!der 91 ": all\lo, hid all tho _ , . Mr. and 1\lro. Jolin Jell'1\Je!iili.Y In primaries COLORAJIO For1lJor GciY. Minersville, waa Dlmed ilil: ':.........asloml and atlte ol- sa.ve MeHlebola llllldl a lllalldlng <1 tbe diJ" ot tho Stfm · · lice jUitei:. , pcilWcal Cllllllback by Revue at Tbe Ohio StatA>Fali-•. :,Foodei-elors woneaollJo..,.. dtt..U.. ollie Hop. Kell Dabble, a member or tho ~ · ~lt'~iiaihiJlOl"S, aa did oo..nl Maatort for tho J>omoc:rod• Point Slar Sdtchors 4-11 'Club ·· HOOie mombero. · ... ' 1&1 JVVDinetim, He will modeled her ~rto OUtlll c:Oa- ·· 1Rattilin war policy ftgured In Ml aplnot ln<UII"ilenl Peter slating or a ...,, plaid ·skirt oaaie of the COIIIeats, but 1111" D-Wc:k. wbo waa ,_...,.. and beret with a brown )IOii• tile most part nadoml issues . . 1111" a I4!COIId term. - ~ cho. peared to hove little llqiact .., lleMctoola and ~ ron u 910 baa In 4-H three the volinllVWDom "doves," l>rt the years and this year her proThe occasloo .... om~ ... _ lll.ond the Humphrey Jects were outdoor Cookery II marked tho re - _ , ...., el..,. plaok Ill the Domoerollc Nadonand ~rts Clothes. 9!e a 1 a o dve pollllcs o1 11. G<Jid- al Qlw..U... wldle MAI!(Qrt served as news reporter tor water, the unsuteessf1111M4 fte.. tbe mlnortty "pllee!' her club. pubiiCOD presldemial ,...., • ..,, plldc. Ill onother race wltll who Is !IMIIdqr the oeat ol re- Vletllam overllloel, former Rep. drl~ J>omoc:radc Sell. carl Hay- RQY McVIcker WUI over HI!IIJ7 den ol Arlaoa Howe- a rormer AriDJ' lleu&en· Goldlroter ,... _..ad in am eourt martlaled !or an tile GOP To runoplut ondwar -otrad011-!or the him, the Democ:rab ncmll•ted. Democratic oongresaional DOIDIlQ)' Ell!<ll\ a Hayden aide who lnatlon In a . 81bur!>an Denver "'"' out .,_ Arhona Tax Com- district. .:>. _.l,ig . TIES< ) " ' .' "'I • SPEC.fA/1 •( ·, r -,• _' I sat. ,o,a;tSepe. 14 . Values to $1.00 ' Assorted Patterns· .,., " STAJIONERY. ~ ' . Golllln .,. .fruit : $ 1' NAS: 8 lb. . �. Ml~eport.Pomer<>Y, Sept. 11, lHI ' ' • '.'' ' .· 1 '.. ' -....-u. 'Gov. CiiYln L. ~ '5~~!~1~~~=~l~ ' Korea Demands r;;:~;=~~1~ lncu· m bents Ma~e i,t . ~ ~$=Z.:E~ ~~~~ep. ~ J, I!Unter", •• ~~~ ~ .._,king 'U)Il"' Much 1.... ilion llf:Untid rr··· ~v~_ ~h olll~, ·:.&rrJ. f .J0. re"~ W'uaa ~~~~~. rvi' Qo!' Nil~· Z~b:.f,lid J"'!'!~'; '· · 4 ... )!<' ,,, vi ~GTON ~ :\' (UPI).. 'llteretary ol Slate Dean Rusk ~· 'l'oHe tho! CUnmunlst North want.& more than just an "apolOI)'" as the price of releasing the 82 crewmen of the aptured U.S. intelligence ship Pueblo. > ~' I t . ~i Thl& has complicated the .ecret negotiations between ,American ard North Korean npresentatives at Pamnunjom. U.S. officials said today it was lmpoastble to predict just when there might be a break in the deadlock which h a s lasted through 20 meetings. Rusk and other officials ihiicated Tuesday that the United States might be willing to offer soine form of apology to assure the return of the men and the vessel-although Washington continues to regard the seizure as u illegal." However, Rusk told newsmen an Clpitol Hill, after discussing I number of international matters with lawmakers, that the Communists also want commitments by the United States regarding future U.S. activity on the high seas and in the Sea of Japan. Architect (Cominued fran page 1) ' ) . i· l ' ' place in the Mure. The small community, like Pomeroy, does DOt stand a chance of as much federal aid as the large city does, he stated. He stated that II Is the hope that the new Farmers Bank and Savings CO. buDding wlli be a IIJIOC( oxarnple when completed f1 a structure that is a partner in community design. Contlmdng in the vein of the lack of beauty in communities today, the speaker otoled "We need to presene good work, good areas, good neighborhoods by pJ'<ll)er zoning, proper easements. We need to redevelop the river front as a place ol beauty and recreation, for recreation is the one commodlt;y which Meigs Count:¥ has oot in the past exploited. 11There are plent;y of good old Ideas - such as putting arcades over stretches~ downtown slde·walko to shield pedeatrtans !rom IW1 and rain, and to create some ol the age.old interest of tile bazaar. We're also finding out, Ill over apln, that street lighting doesn't have to be ugly. Our betler buildings can be fiood llghted at nigbt to give us a .ak;yline that doesn't go dead as the sm goes down. uwe can do many things to improve our lot. One ~ the most Important is to set up a permanent watchdog movement. We can watch out for the weeds of urban ugliness - peeling paint, spreading blight, the multlpllca.tloo of commercial signa to the point that not ooe can really be ...., and klentl1led. We can pt tile biUboards and junk off oor civil doorstep. We can poj>llclze and glorify and protoct tile &OOd things we've got. Other ol!lclela said tbe North Koreans ·had been insisting all along that the United s•tes promise to ke<p Ill naval vessels out of a considerable area of the S. ot Japan-which clearly would be beyond lUll'· thing that might be considered Communist territorial waters. North Korea charged after seizing the Pueblo Jan. 23 that the vessel had encroached on her waters tor purposes or spying. In Tokyo, Japanese newsmen said the North Korean foreign ministry had arranged for crewmen to tppear at a news conference in Pyongyang Thursday. It would be the secoOO such session tor the men, one o{ whose shipmates died oC injuries In the capture. TB Test (Continued from page 1) tual eradication," he said. "There was a 21 per centreduction in the number of tuberculosis patients in tuberculm;is hospitals In the year from July 1, 1967 to June 30, 1968," he said. He said community diabetes screening continued this year in a number or Ohio counties. "We have been fln:ling an average o( 11.5 new cases among eaC<h 1,100 persons examined, indicating the need for contin~ ing and expaM.ing t hi s program," he said He said that because o! the expanding programs there is a need for a new laboratory which will be constructed on the Ohio State University earn~ pus. Mr. Collins Dies Monday A former Middleport resident, S!ewart Collins, 58, died Mooday In Philadelphia, Pa. He was the son of the late Frank and Bessie SWink COIlbts, and was also preceded in death by his wife, Genevieve and a brother, Finley. He is survived by two slstera, Mrs. Lawrence (Geraldine) Priee, columbus, and Mrs. Jsmes (Hortense) Dwm, COlumbus; and one brother, Merle Col- Una, Jack8011. Funeral services wi.U be held Friday at 11 a.m. at the Rawlings COats Funeral home with the Rev. Mal< llonahoe officiating. Burial 'WIU beln Middleport lUll cemetery. Friends may eall · ·· · · Reoogn _ ' •: ~~ ~don. ·.beat~ 1~ ·~ -r:Y Bond Posted mlnlooer Robert Ke....,.zy am Charles and MUdred ~-. charged wllh manslaughter In the death of their five..year..old aon last month, have been released I' laoo' "f· -~ •- 111 a · tiv&t Mil-k E. Andel'• · a tormor ~ ~ ' 1 J, ·· 11011, <I tbe Jobn Birch Socfet.Y: ·lq the Democradc balloting to eboose an -1811 tor Mlllllo L, Well..- fDnller . - dll'ector of IIDIIIIrlal dovelopmeul, narrowll dofeatod ~- · Gen. Phil L, Hansen. Salt Lake Clt;y bullini!BSDIID carl - . . . oaally dofeat.li LaJnar Rawllngo to Demo- campaigned as a "fresh race." WISCONSIN - Slate Sena"' majori t,y leader Jerri& Leonard moved In front or three rivals lor the GOP nomination w faee Sen. Gaylord Nelsoo, u,_osed ln his primary bid for a secolll term. Atty. Gen. Bronson La Follette had only tol<on opposition !rom F1oyd WUie 1o< the Democratic nomination to u• MINNESOTA - w. + I;: j. 128 Mill St.• MIDDUPGRT .. ·VALUES For Sept.12-13-14 GET Ill, s · u... .... telectlon, orful ond ltrlng. EACH cetlflat~ ~rvite~ NAVION LADIES RAYON $2995 PANTIES All stalnlus steel Bri•f stylas in whlto ond pastel colors, sizes ~ Midi lor the nn who works witt! his hands! lite N1111on absorbs sllock and vibration, t1kes hard USip. Dudproof, too. GUIIlnlead water· proof•, guarentnd lhock-resistlnt. M-L. gu1r1nteed m•lnsprina:. Accurate, IUf&ed, blld&et priced! No bolter watch fM heavy duly. See It today. •'""'lllln& Cf)'~1al 1 ulfd. Gull'anteld In wrltlna. Nntwable ewrr 2 ,..,. tor till life of the wlllcb. 2·r. . ,..llarprooftnc 11.50. Monufactur•r•' Lint-free Chenille . . ._ BED SPREADS · Valuess -To .$6.99 "· s 'rull or twin sizes 1 ' '•. Assorted pafterns and color~ PKG. . 4 Peach H . aIves••-•·•·•u······ ·· Pineapple Juice::........ 3 " I I . . Je JL.......................... 3 . . . Ge bh ar.t s Sauce.;~~~~••.• 4 3 Pe·tal S0ft·················-· C& GCooki·es.;iivli•••••• 3 . .., J ' EACH. PRINTS New Fall Patterns lnshWit Wash and_w.. r, preshrunk, IIHie or no Ironing, 50\lti A•rii·Royoo, 50% cellon. $ '0 ~~~ PINK LIQUID DETERGENT cNam .~_a ely BOYS BROADCLOTH FRONT BRIEFS 19e~. If you con't • - In, call h-• appelnllnlllt. No olollptlelt, ~ :~::.~~-~ :.-:.:-.~ ~-------------M;.-w,;,-;~ • I M ha1re • .,.dal ...lriltl ........ IIIII' I wHW Nb ... ili.IC•• with a 41•alififtl huri.i1 alii """· PINM c.. tiCt . . . . •r ..... ..._ ,..... IlLTONI HEAliNG J.ID C:EHTEit 504 I OTH $Til IT HUHTINGTON, WIST VllGIMIA 15101 jars CANS QTS. FOR · EVERYDAY LOW PRICR" Frozen Fren'h Fries••••• 3~~:; s1 Morton TV Dinners. •••• :~'~ 39~ Morton Pot Pies••••••••• 5 s) 69/t~ l(e Cream Pride Saltine Cra,kers. ••4 ~~:.- s1 Ground Beef••F;:~ ••••• ~b~59~ Wieners•••••~~·~ 99~ 1o. Wellesley Fo"" ••••••••••••••• )1 gol crt. Tabor ~~-~ 4 RED TOKAY lbs. 11 1110 Y Lobel K . ' ' Merth. Wh1t. Cl nn Up Sol•l cirid ~i AW. for cans Seolt••• ... -.All flevor1 IM Up Tl•ef AlwaJ• A Winner! lrln1 IIIII atl with ' " ' It 11 wo!th· $ZS.OO towarol the pun:haM of ••, MW- . . . . H..rl •• 46 oz. 1.00 1.00 1.00 1.00 1.00 1.00 Sw•et Potatoes••••• ~::· 29~ Folger's ••••••.••••• ·~;··1.19 Mr. Clean. ••••••••• ·:~:; 49C .Ice Milk••••••••••• .::'·49~ I( Coll.~~·:·.bo~~ •• 8 ,. . 69C Potato Chips••••••• ~;~b. 59C . •ro.suna ·. c.~. Mlxei•••~........~:· 29~ Kitchen Brooms•••• ;;•; 69C Pel Yd. Spec ..l fer Thll Dar O•lr cans lnatant CoHea ~ JOHN WROTEN Coffe• & No.2~ 18 oz. I . UL uf all rhe new Beltont HnriDJ Aidt. No obli~acion . 1 CANNED H lb. can MUSSELMAN'S ASSORTED . J 44 problC'fft, Mr.Wroten ·invim JOII ro ml'nt in for 1 free eiearonK: hc-uins tnt. and demonstration ~I nii ~1!1Y T•: lb. LARD SEVERAL KINDS lllltac:t, pllldne !llrh of Mr. John Wroten !:llttomer. ARMOUR FAMOUS QU.ALITY · FRENCH CITY PURE LADY TABOR fKrotY rraiRC'd con1uhant for our sp«ial all dtly hnrina aid COli· sultarion. If ,ou haovc a heariDJ II you are a.. htarin& •id uw:r and come- in durina our special htarins 1id comulration, . you may purchase a 1ft of banerin ac half·prke. Limit one .n 10 a SAUSAGE Variety .Selection· 99 -- PORK inca flew Belronc i1 plcued m annou~ that tM,o haovc- secured 1M C ity MIDDLEPORT Lun,heon Meat DRESSES llrii, . , . shap1 skirt up a b.autlful foil In dromotlc drettetfrom our SUCHER'S FINE SEASONED 1 L.ADIES Middleport, Ohio 5.99 - THE SHOEBOX David Davies 49~ Jl6 N; Second Ave. FRESH BATTERIES ONE-HALF PRICE er<twn BOLOGNA PKG. OF 5 B•lt tl. ._lat• "4 ' STEEL BLADES THURSDAY SEPT. 12 9 a.m. to 7 p.m~---. Don't miu chit opponuait}' HC'I'e is your (hante ro cry die newac and fintsl Bthont Hear· in~ Aids. OXFORD PIECE -- , GILLETTE STAINLESS minor For going back to school, these are the shoe style• tliat children are sure to like. OHIO VAlLEY BRAND 39~~n REG. 79c HAM lb. BACON HAIRi3 OZ.SPRAY SiZE . Democrade CANNED · OHIO VALLEY COISULTITIOI Pomeroy poUce investigated a were reported. ' TO HOLD FREE HIIRIIG liD Noted by Police driven by Nora Riggs Saaon, RD, POmei'OJ', struck a sectim or guard rail posts alter the right wheel dropped off the edge of tile road. No IIQurles or arrest ""ll!····!lliiilll••••• ber. -eti. Hearing Aid Counselor Minor Accident one-car accident today at 8:50 a.m. on Mulberry Ave. Chief Jed Webster aald a c:er a !II On the Move overwhelmed state Sen. Norman J, Jacques, a 25-year-old who ., · ' ruDaWI,l' Pact Troops ond Black MIDDLEPORT, 0. J<llin Sodet.Y • · ! . run qalnot 1J1A)j;..RP>Ucan ,Son.• Wal- won orer Grant ,.,eachers Convenient T erm• BAKER Reese ...,.ted Dick Herbert. the state corpora- Reps. Donald Fraser and JohD Uon commissioner. Blatnik won nomJnatlCII for reArlz ... Demoerats also nom- election. James Jlemon dofeatinated former Gov. sam God- ad Emeal Baker tor the from Meigs Coun\Y jell after dard, who lost to Republican Republican nomination to upbond was posted in their behaU Jack Williams two years ago, to pose Blatnik. Unopposed in the MondiJ. run aplnst Williams again. primaries 'lt'M'e Democratic Coort otflclals said a $5,000 In the other states: Rep. Joseph Karlh and Repubiibond was posted for each defendVERMONT - Ropublican Sen. OlD Reps. Albert ~le, Anchor ant, signed by nelgbbors and George D, Aiken, who has urged relatives of the Queens. negotiated aettlement In VielThe Racine RD couple w a s nun, easily won renomination ~ t scheWlod to have had a prelim- for a sixth tenn over William inary hearbtg on Monday. It was K. Tufts, a 31-year-old school (Cootiooed tr,.. pqe 1) posqxJned when court - appointteacher and political unknoWn gram offered this year. ed attorney James B. O'Brien who campaigned on a "ftgbl to The bid of Phil Gl-.r to had not Indicated his acceptance win" policy, Republican Rep. puchase one or two school busof lhe appointment. Robert T, Stafford was Unql- es no longer of use ln the disposed, and will Cace John trict at a price o( $150 was acKristensen, a lawyer and peace cepted. Admlnlatrators will look candidate who announced as a Into either sulling tho other bus write-in candidate jUst last aa junk or using it for utra Thursday. In the gubernatorial parts. II wao agreed to sell a race, insurance executive Dean clotbes dryer II It Is found to C. Dacls defeated Atty. Gen. be o1 .., lllrther uao in the disPRAGUE (UPD- Czechoslo- James L. oakes for llle GOP trict. A meeting oo a jolat-<ocanomination. Lt. Gov. John J. vak Communist party sources tlonal school at Nelsonville was Daley was unopposed [or the said today half of the 600,000 IUIIIOWlced for Sept. 19, but .., Democratic nom.lnation. Warsaw Pact occl.l)&tion troops NEW HAMPSHIRE RePubliaction was taken. "are on the move tn Czechoslo· Tbe board apnroved the use vakia" but that they did not can Sen. Norrill cotton burled ol the Rutland ElemenllrY caleMayor John C. Mongan of know if the forces were leaving terla oo Sept. 28 from 6 to Manchester for renominati,on to the country. 9:30 p.m. by the Meigs ('.ount;y the seat be has held since 1954, Moscow laid down a stiff Gldeoas. The use of the !'limeand in November wUI [ace Gov. ~;~eries or demands on the roy ElementarY kitchen and audJohn W. King, unopposed in the goverrment of party leader Itorium on 9Jnday, Oct. 27, from Democratic primary. RepubliAlexander Dubcek as the price 3 to 5:30 p.m. by the l'llmoroy can Rep. James C. Cleveland, of withdrawing the troopsUnited Methodlat Cln!rch for a easily defeated retired school except for a force along the Principal Hawley B. Chase, and !eUowshlp wao 8j!pr0Ved. West German border. This included a return to total will be opposed ln the election The board releuod David Allen Communist rule aOO an end to by David C. HOeli, "ho defealed TroUt. wbo IIYea iWo miles !rom an eleverth-hour write-in ~ Albany, to the Alexander Local the liberalization program. ponent, Mayor Dennis J. SchDol District. Attending the meeting were Sullivan o1 NashuL House HELP Nt:EDED Speaker Walter Peterson oar- 1\lra, Rail, vtr,n King, board Meigs Athletic Booster Prerawly led foor other contestants president; Frank W. Flirter and sident Frank W. Porter asks all for the GOP guberoatorial IUram Slawter, memberl; L. w. persons who can, to meet at the nomtm.tion, whlle Emile Bus- McComas, clerk; Mr. H a rfood concession stand at the Marsiere was the rarrow leader in gravea, and hls aaslstant. Mr .. auder neld Thursday at 7 p.m. 1he seven-man Democratic field. Morrlaoo. to clean llle starxl for use on FriRHODE ISLAND-Domocraday. Uc Hop. Fernand J. st. Germain Store. FURNITURE Jloi!. . . pr-.,. dleport; Herman caOOill, Mid- lis Mayo, Charles Meadows, Ci~ dleport; Ralph Swan, Jr., RL I da L. MUier, Uoyd E. Niday, Mrs. Gary E. Ross, Mrs. Paul ~vtlle; Mrs. John F. MusE. Stewart, lvor Williams, (l>ie .er, Pomeroy; Mrs. Danny R. w. Swiney. Arranged On All Purcho••• !.. • c For Queens HOSPITAL NEWS There' s not a barrel in 011 ~ ~""" kl'_.. CRUISER DAMAGED anytime after 1 p.m. on ThursApproximately $60 damage was day. caused to the Meigs County SherIff's cruiser Molday when Sheri!! Robert C. Hartenbach lost control oC the vehicle on railr VETERANS MEMORIAL slicked Route 7--33 and struck a road construction sign. No HOSPITAL ADMISSIONS - Iris Morris, injuries were reported. New Haven; Ernest Smith, ReedaLEFT FOR EAST vllle; Mary Lawrence, Long BotSYRACUSE - Donald B. Hartom; Audrla Jeffers, Pomeroy; T1te speaker was lntrodlced Pamella Mayes. Cheshire. den. AQB-3, of the U.S. Navy by Paul Kloos, program ehalrDISCHARGES - Frank Lamb, left Saturday frOOl California mu. Fred Morrow, president, Webster Pauley. aboard Lhe USS Corel Sea for presided. a Seven month tour or duty In the tar east includq VIetnam. He has been stationed at Dak Harbor, Wash. Harden is the lOll of Mr. and Mrs. Morris Harden. His wife, Angela, wUl reside with her parents, Mr. HOLZER HOSPITAL: VlsitiJw Diehl, Racini!; Mrs. Franklin D. am Mrs. Richard Pink, Cheshhours 2-4 and 7..S p.m. Parert1 Jarvis, Rt. 2 Wellston; Mrs. Ire, during her hustend'a abJack. D. Cleland, Dexter; Mrs. only on Pediatrics Ward. William T. SIJJmlons, Raceland, sence. ADidiSSIONS Miss Cinda L. Miller, Rt. 1 Ky.; Ralph Cherrington, Rt. 4 MEIGS GENERAL HOSPITAL Crown City; Larry L, Casey, Jackson; Punela J, Siders, JackADidiSSIONS - Edith Rice, Rt. 1 Gallipolis; Mrs, Dennis P. son. Pomeroy; Ethel Johnston, PortDISCHARGES Martin, Eureka Star RL; Dia~m~ David M. C&dweil, Ru,.eU ,land; Nora Curtis, Pomeroy. L. Schwartz, Rt. 1 Pt. Pleasant; DISCHARGES- Myrtle Durst, L. Clark, The Rev. Earl V, Cr&Mrs. Mollie Wamsley, PL Pleis-Harry Lacey. IDt; Kemeth G. Lee, Herxlerson; meens, Justin A. Fallon, Mrs. Kra. Jess L Anderson, Rt. 2 ner, Mrs. Mary S. Lippincott, Rac:ine; camilla s. Lewis, Mid- Mrs. Dolberl A. Long, Mrs. Hol- {(Cash on the barrel-head . ' InWoational IIIII two-tarlll Gov, Wamn P, Domoerato a n d -•••· wbo 1114. Dollhle Jltfero, dlluJ!der 91 ": all\lo, hid all tho _ , . Mr. and 1\lro. Jolin Jell'1\Je!iili.Y In primaries COLORAJIO For1lJor GciY. Minersville, waa Dlmed ilil: ':.........asloml and atlte ol- sa.ve MeHlebola llllldl a lllalldlng <1 tbe diJ" ot tho Stfm · · lice jUitei:. , pcilWcal Cllllllback by Revue at Tbe Ohio StatA>Fali-•. :,Foodei-elors woneaollJo..,.. dtt..U.. ollie Hop. Kell Dabble, a member or tho ~ · ~lt'~iiaihiJlOl"S, aa did oo..nl Maatort for tho J>omoc:rod• Point Slar Sdtchors 4-11 'Club ·· HOOie mombero. · ... ' 1&1 JVVDinetim, He will modeled her ~rto OUtlll c:Oa- ·· 1Rattilin war policy ftgured In Ml aplnot ln<UII"ilenl Peter slating or a ...,, plaid ·skirt oaaie of the COIIIeats, but 1111" D-Wc:k. wbo waa ,_...,.. and beret with a brown )IOii• tile most part nadoml issues . . 1111" a I4!COIId term. - ~ cho. peared to hove little llqiact .., lleMctoola and ~ ron u 910 baa In 4-H three the volinllVWDom "doves," l>rt the years and this year her proThe occasloo .... om~ ... _ lll.ond the Humphrey Jects were outdoor Cookery II marked tho re - _ , ...., el..,. plaok Ill the Domoerollc Nadonand ~rts Clothes. 9!e a 1 a o dve pollllcs o1 11. G<Jid- al Qlw..U... wldle MAI!(Qrt served as news reporter tor water, the unsuteessf1111M4 fte.. tbe mlnortty "pllee!' her club. pubiiCOD presldemial ,...., • ..,, plldc. Ill onother race wltll who Is !IMIIdqr the oeat ol re- Vletllam overllloel, former Rep. drl~ J>omoc:radc Sell. carl Hay- RQY McVIcker WUI over HI!IIJ7 den ol Arlaoa Howe- a rormer AriDJ' lleu&en· Goldlroter ,... _..ad in am eourt martlaled !or an tile GOP To runoplut ondwar -otrad011-!or the him, the Democ:rab ncmll•ted. Democratic oongresaional DOIDIlQ)' Ell!<ll\ a Hayden aide who lnatlon In a . 81bur!>an Denver "'"' out .,_ Arhona Tax Com- district. .:>. _.l,ig . TIES< ) " ' .' "'I • SPEC.fA/1 •( ·, r -,• _' I sat. ,o,a;tSepe. 14 . Values to $1.00 ' Assorted Patterns· .,., " STAJIONERY. ~ ' . Golllln .,. .fruit : $ 1' NAS: 8 lb. . �.,. ,, ' ./' \ I ' t•. .\ ... ,, ':.t r He we : , ~ 1 . how we ••• •m thll Coal Grove 6, Gallipolis 0 Pt. Pleasant 14, Meigs 12 Athens 48, Wouen Local 0 Portsmouth 28, Ironton 0 Jaclt~on 12, Greenfield 8 Hillard 30, Logan U Nelsonville-York 14, Vinton County 0 and Mrs. Maurice Reed and film- Wellston 52, Oak Hill 6 ily. Beclcl•r 14, Huntington Hivh 7 Southwestern 8, Ale~""der 6 Eastern 14, N~ GaUia 6 Brenda Boring spent a week in Columbus with Debbie Smal~ ley. Belpre 56, Southern 0 Recent visitors at the home of Mrs. Bess Larkins were PCc. James Carruthers at Camp Pendelton, Callt, Mr. and Mrs. James Carruthers, Becky and Wohama 32 K••o· ~roe' 16 • ' '" .--~ 'Federal Hocking 28, Hannon Trace 0 I, ...,.- I Br MAJOR AMOS B. HOOPLE t~e. day 's leading contest pro- Peerless Prognosticator VIdmg the season's first upset '·f. . '. The college clubs this year are bigger, faster and smarter than ever, and while most of the incoming freshmen are still trying to find their way from the dining halls to the dorms. several of the top-Oight elevens are pre paring to meet head-on! ,. ( 1~ in 1967) and always rugged Nebraska, high-scor· ing Houston aild optimistic Tulane, and Georgia's determined Bulldogs and the Tennessee Vols, the defending Southeastern Conference champs. The opening contest in At· .. !antic Coast Conference com- petition pits player-rich Wake Forest 132-lettetmen) against highly-regarded North Caro· lina State. In a traditional in· trastate battle, those mighty mites of Ohio ~ rootbaii-Miami and Xavier~lash at Cincinnati. Never in the long and illustrious history of the Hoople • I ..;.·~ " ,., ·.ir,, ' r ,. ·~·' ' I' • Forecast- hak·kaff-do [ re~ more formidable ing:lliiy-· s~heduie' call open- lads lower the colors of the Tennessee Volunteers. The Bulldogs will prevail 22-19! At Lincoln, Nebraska, the offense-minded Cornhuskers will edge Wyoming, 28-27, in a ., MarriageUcenses POINT PLEASANT - , I . 1..... ' , Four couples have made applications ror marrlage licenses in the ofnte of the COW1ty clerk. Applying were: Robert Junior Edmoac:la, 20, Apple Grove, and flied with Court PT. PLEASANT A civil action has been riled in the office of the Circuit Clerk styled National Credits, Inc. vs. Cha r les L. ~e. The bill of complaint states the defendant owes the plaintiff the sum or $832.81 which account was assigned to t h e _plaintiff by the Holzer Hospital Fotlldatlon of Galllpolis. The plolntilr demands judgment in 111e amount of $832.81 with interest and costs £rom the de- rondant. PLEASANT VALLEY IIOSPIT AL ADMJI'TED: Mrs. Wilburn Ellis. Middleport; Mr!l. Earl Whittington. Butfalo; Mrs. Forrest Lea, Letart; Mrs. Aaron Bright, Pt. Plealallt; Mrs . .lklna Biggs, Pt. Pleaaant; Aile Keerer, Pt. Pleaaant; Mrs. Etta Jackson, Pt. Pleasant. E. 'M. Riddle of J>orker,lburs, 'W, VL, were reeent dl~ guesta of 1\lr, and Mrs, Carl. Buckley. · !lir. oild Mra. Walter Brown, Linda .lnd David, /lOve returned berile lrterevacatlontrlpthrOUII~ 111e stites 0! ':!rglnia, Norlh Catali,., a!ld T~ · · ssee. Polnta of Interest w Sk,ylil1e ·prlve, Blue Ridge arWa,y, Luray Ceverna, Smoky Mountains, Unto These Hllls, and Cherokee, North atrollna. wick or Columbus, and grardson Pat BorliJ of Columbus, spent head, Jean, Jane and JuU have of Mr. ani! Mrs. Ban Buckley, the Labor. Day weekend with her returned home "after a vacation· local. parents, Mr. anti Mrs. Gnnt trip to WilliiD!oburg, Va., WashMrs. Alice Foutt,y vlsltedwlth Baring and Mike. . ington, D.C., and c-cod, Maso. her daughter, Mr.andl\lr&, Rome Laber Day weekend guests at Gary BArnha)'t, son of Mr, and Mrs. Carl Barnhart, is alationeel at the Air Base at AmarUlo, Texas, Gary is married to Reta Watson, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Everett Watson or Tuppers Plains. Mrs. Gale Mccain, arxl Dale Lee, and Mr. and Mrs. Randal Slnd,y, Parkersburg. W, VL, and &lao attended Lhe Foutt.v reualon at the SOuthside ParkatPirkersburg. Mrs. Lyle Balderaon and Kay, accompanied Mr• .am Mrs. Bill WUllams or Lancaster, and Mrs. Kathryn Dietz: and Bill or Bel- pre, to 'll,yrtle Beach, South car- the home or Mr. and Mrs. Wal· ter Brown were Mr. and Mrs. William Thomas of Shaker Helgtlts, Mr. aM Mrs. Paul Meredlth and Marsha Westerville, Naomi Plckens or Athens, and Rev. and Mrs•.cttrrOrd Thomas Of Jackaon. Mrs. Bett,y Ruble and dauglt- or • :t Keno Ridge News Notes Mrs. Edith OsOOrnc is spending a few days with her son, Mr. and Mrs. Paul Osborne and chil- dren at Lancaster. '.: ' ' ' S. · , 1 · ~:t· ~ . ft. .. . ~ C"ultllital qenter·rar Pl.:.s- consider is how to m8ke the best • F· 1nt alii -~~¢ ·coi:mt,y tOOk a use or !lie lalqJII,)'ers lund• and :· .ereat ~c~. TueSda,y ~ghtwhen th~ ser,vices teMered frqm _lhe. .. • the '. jJ~ied · O~l:e School use or such rums. This would be ~oulldi a~te wa, denied the cent- true In any instance not just the 'r II)• schOol _\:.o&nt members l)r. ~ Brown "toJ Harry Siders. - ~ only other lxard member present at ~ t.c.rd · "meetirw wa·s , Ted stevens, who abs~ned rrom ~ Several futerested per1ons at.- proposed uae ot nve acres ot Ordnance field. You must conaid-er the service the _proposed fa.. cUit;y wOuld ofler to aU Mason coontians and the Investment that woold belong to the people of Ma. son Count.Y and ·Pt. Pleasant. te~n&. the . meetlna: cmbe"-Uof ·when you think the matter the Center ·c ommittee. Celt that through, Mason County taxpaythis . -aeum domled th~ c.nter. era would be receiving a million They tndlt:ated time I !I run- dollars plus tor five acre!l or td.ng out to take adv$Uge ot the ground, trul¥ a tidy sum ror five federal grant which 'Would PI¥ acres. How could the board reel 75 percent or the center's coaL they are the ones giving away The stte mu1t . be selected and preliminary plans submitted on or beCore Oc~ 24. Although several othQr oltes had been investlpled, O~;dl)ance sehool property was the · best and Nhe one" whh:h the Committee Celt would be acceptable to the pvermnent specifications, accordiq to statements made 1 Q-Wha W<l.! the first Negro to play with a major league baseball team? A--Jackie Robinson, who signed with.. the Brooklyn Dodgers In 1947. "'·'•ilibol .lolori«. otd &ttJactioos, create new jobs, keep Che Ordn.~e .field )hs • gltt' meeting:be"'t.ct· re·e~yet· a by th!! ~oral governillenL ·This '~la~e.. <*\l ~ -ftlul Cralj.. 1 is just" Jt).aln ·cbod bmliless Jn tree, ' 'U,si.tanl .'\6 .Jlpv. Hulett properlY lilv;tstlng In et,ilturalecJ·.' $n.lth, '& ,.,·• ••.Of."l't. P~sucatton, reereatlonai faellitles ilnt, ,and r ~mlitee .member ror the use or Mason Countiana." · til the' FecJirati~ ror, Edu::atlonHe continued: . al .. Devel~l'!ited Parent-s, 11 As we all lenoir, the bol.rd ~; he ..(Cra~e) w9.Qld ~~> has never had tlle runda to buDd N.te .t20D worth Ot advertising, a real auditorium and probably .....lrC UN. lOCal l;!Oard mem-o. never wiU wiUl the n,ed for baRd. ben and asking .•ff!hy, Have You rooms, cafetert•'s, mbre rooms, Sold Out Tbe Yqung People or ·vocational _,ehoola, etc., sow~\)' not Join forces, pool. resqurces MasonCouniJ?" '· There Ia otdy .one other clt;f ror in the ·alate, Parkersburg; 'tt'hi~h bas acquired such a recreation raeUity .at posstbb' "2s cents on the dollar cost to the taxpayers. Crabtree said, "We ask iC the rnd do something· the people of Maaon County instead or bowing to the wishes oC a few ft:ho wooJd stlll be in thtgoodolddaya if someone had not shoved them ''The Store With A Hart'' Contract PORK ROAST Right reserved to limit quantities POINT PLEASANT - Dorsey C. Scott, assistant superlnten. We accept Fed. Food Stamps 4 to 5 lb. Average Prices Effective Sept. 12-13-14 dent or Mason Count,y school&, tendar'ed his resignation to the achool board TueodaJI nlgltt durschool board HI· alon. The re&lanation was not lb. reeommendatJon a! Superintend. Fresh and Lean lb . pke. Ou•Own L•an Fresh Beef Detergent.~---------~~:·: 69~ SLICED - ,· Hunt's Brand Pull-Apart Regular 43e -Ful-Valu Buys- p___ 3 Huron Evap. COOL MILK·-------- WHIP ~.::- 1. 0 0 ~:t:·. l. 0 0 Assorted co~~-- TISSUE ___ Dad's Everyday Low, Low Prices! .!-. 4-roll$ pqs. "·None Priced Higher - $_ P r o d u c e r s M i l k _____ ··~ 89~ Leuer Quantities, 2 for 43c: Cu1tom Pop Bread ___ 5 f.:~·l. 0 0 1 tem by hlmoell, llolrd member Dr. Leonard Brown stateil be was not In ta. vor or accepting 1lle reslgna. Uoo u It would take 10me Ume . to replace a man or Scott' I Cal· Red Barn lbor. Boord member Ted Stevena said he felt that s I n c e Soatt had aaked to resign and that 1lle ~ - tihould not stand In his way a! adVonoemant. CUBE STEAkS Steven• mOvecl the reatgna. Uon be accepted bui the motion died for . a lack of a second. llolrd members Harry Siders stale!! tbet Scott had. been em~ lor, two year1 with a 99" . ,ilcllod ·ilit 'Ilia Cann~td ~~~-:::::. ___________ ~~.:·Jo~ Whipped Toppiq .... Jo-Bo Brand Dog & Food---12•onsl. 0 0 Sweet Treat Sliced I p• 211 1neapp e. __________Ho. ~'!!!- 39~ Showboat . .. Family Size Cans & Beans----3~.~: 1. Loaf________ 00 2b~~ 79~ Milhoan • . t A ap . a 1"'1 • ~ VALUES! .c a.AN.N. .. ,A,S Golde!! Ripe . Magic BLEACH__ (LI~IT 4) Pride Saltine 1•1b. CRACKERS_______!!.'....· •• - On Probation 5' ~ .. 71b.J·'•. . Super-Right Center Cut PT; · BONELESS People who have learned how nice it is to be eared about. . .... People who want to be sure they'll never miss out on an advertised special. People who are concerned about their total food bill, Radlillis - - -- .,.·- 2 ba1s 19c ' · 'l '• Lamh c•ps 5 '~'~" • Shoulder Lamh Rout ,,•. S1Z9 ' Potato Bread 4 ~~~age each 19~ r our Cllolc• EGG PLANT -ACORN SQUASH BUTTERNUT SQUASH I . ,, ~~ ~~ .,., Fid~le Fd~le • • AlP IIAIII- PLOIIIA PUU JUICI SPECIAL LOW PRICE! 5 5 Gl'eea Giant Peas Niblets Cora • • • • WHY PAY !-40RE7- GREEN GIANT Whole Kernel !.;- ... ,.~ SPECIAL LOW PRICE I GJeea Giant ,. ' •' . ~ - 11 . . ~ , ; h· · , · , lf:8il0 : es SLICED GREEN BEANS I . WHY,PAY MOREl !;.;10NA BRAND )j D ·'", YELLOW CLING SLICEO .OR HALVES • I I .·-... ' {. ' ' •• • ·, .' ._. . .I : .:.: .~ . . ' ; '" ' • 17-ol. cuns $100 12-oa. cans $100 5. 4 $100 16-oa. cans $100 29-oL cans ·2· ' -. i ' '' Pancake Syrup :.~~ • • . ........ Salad Dressing ·~~:· • ,.. Kidney Beans :Ao: • • ,,_ Our Own Tea Bags • Eight O'Clock Coffee I&P Popcorn • • • Provolone Cheese • • Salami & Cheese • • .. . ........ ... . - -- BIG BUYS on A & P Groceries! Froze n Foods ! ., Why Pay More ? 6-!llir p•clts ' Take This Strip Tt YHr Fr1111IIJ 1111 Fir lol11 Plaid St•pl CHECK ITEMS YOU IUYI ..-:-::- D C.IJ'n.....,....._......_. 100 :.:: 100 ~;:-..-:.. D 50 ..... ::.:::.==· __ _ D 50 ............ a... --u. Fit"~ .. . . . . . 49~· ·· ' . I'UICNAtl ., - .... - , "'"" ....... - -. ... 50- ._.. I!UM:I .... _.,., ... ' ~,.: I .; ;. ~ ..1 Jane Parker Spanish Bar • • •K•35c Jane Parker Potato Chips • :;.~ Stc s..,per Fillets • Drenad Whltlnc • 1K1L.,. Pascal Celery Large Juldlo stalks JANE PARKER- MADE WITH POTATO FLOUR . z::•··; Re~ • lb.ste / RED TOKAY GRAPES WHITE SEEDLESS GRAPES BLUE RIBIER GRAPES Jane l'arller luysf . .... 89c /-------------------------------\ Shouldn't A&P be your store? • • '" 1~ ..... ~ f'Jer Quarltn ~~ • S.ltana llut Pia • 5~wS100 Clam Chow.., J~.~• a::nc Oyster Stew J~~.~. RalnMW Trout • • • . ' ·~ •• A& P's Produce Buys! • • .. ' Leg·O-Lamb ' 9 to II Chopt . Clt•r ---•- 111. 311 size l9c CUT FROM CENTER CUT CHUCIC Pork Chop. OUAITElEO LOIN lb. 71K Fruh Spare Ribs c~~~RY , Jb.89c Large Bologna c;~~· • • lb.Uc 'Braunschweiger c,~,~· ' . Luncll Meat ·~~~~:;~;' ~~~ l9c SliM~ Bacon "s',;~o ,!;:~ 75C AlP Gelatin Sala c.,:;~;;IL ~~· sge People who want a store that stands behind L:... ".i; #- !J$ .t~ .~. Et-~~ ~.-~! ' ' 1 everything they sell,' no matter who makes it. '. 45~ BEEF ROAST .. 69C: . 'SPECI~U :WttY PAY MORE Carrojs --• ~ - ~ 21b. cello l9c Stevens abatainhw, so tile mo. tion carried. Many JJOrSOIII silted alter tho motion was IIIO&ed that they did oot !eel I1 wao right !or only two boord members, ewn thouglt It wa11 legal, to turn down the site which would have benefitted nearly 25,000 persons with a much needed and wanted by many, recreational aJX:I cultural ce!Ur. lb. ~ . Red'Button ,Larae: • ' ers oecoldiov the motlon, and lb. • • }»eople who have discovered the advantage of shopping at a store that is fair, honest, and dependable. '· · Darst Placed Mnce ach«i propl,ri,y tram thl first, stated hb opinion had not changed and lie moved not to re-' lease the ground lor the PUJPOM o! buildlrv the center, with ~ Swiss Steak ~~~~~~.:o;j; • • c Boneless Rill Steaks • English Roasl ·• • • • 7tc Shod Rills of Beef • • Beef Mlnule Steaks • • ... ate English Cui Sleak& .."...s "· People who have discovered there is more to a Super Market than meets the eye. -.et Pilon plastic Cat lUI· Wlten Scot! wu olked by 1lle , pren What be lntendecl to do Iince his r e a . - was ~m­ od ciowu,' replied, "1-t knOw whai ru do at this tbne. I llped a and I 1111ess 1 will have to ab!de by It" BEER!;:_. DRESSING. ___ jar__ CGIItraot and should obllgplloo. He said the boVtl ~ & pulley not to ICC!Ojlt roolgnatlans alter Jul,y I lnd he aosumed that thlo policy appUtcl lA> Scott aa well IS teaCh· No Deposit, No Rebrn! qt. aa . a replacement at this tlnle 11011ld be lmpusslbie and he could not run l!oe school >II' I- Ready to Eat Salad Bowl by Kraft SALAD ~- l*&s. No Deposit Twin Pack Gallon Hoi s u m He commended the committee for its efforts, but hls l.m,pression of the public hearlrc was it the propert)' could DOt be made available b)' the school bolrdtbat tl)ewholepro,iectwouldhavetobe called ott because of the d~ Une. Siders said he, u Dldn•t think there was any doubt but wkat the peopleneedafacUity,butdo not want it at the el!P811se of Ordnance school property, and In my opinion the school board Is in no position to give away nve acres or school prqJerty. 1 feel the committee should have lb. 1 tunlt;y had come. · &qlt. Smith rOCOIJUDended that 1lle board hOt accept 1lle reslsna- . II gal. ROOT "' :,.; tntemal twin loaf :: 69c .;; lt8ted that tllere were ~ems exllting.,._ him and any board member or citizen a! Mason Couni;Y to hlo knowledge, bui that lt was his ambltim to be a -rlntendent ol schools and the· oppor- .FROZEN FOOD SJIECIALS! . C h a r m i n Toilet Stokely Catsu a . t Bake & Serve BREAJ Wagner's ------------~~.:··1. 2 9 ~~troy BAKERY SPECIAL! .MORE For Schaoltim• Lunches Instant Coffee 2 I begin Immediately and this was his only reasons lor _aoldng to reoltn from a pualtiori for which he had . aned a two year con- . _!::~ 49~ O r a n g e D r i n k _____4q"·1.00 . ·········~·········· Zestee Strawberry or Bladberry Butter:.!~:49~ he had been otlered the position of SuperlnteDdent of schools of Welte! Count;y with the lbtles to ALL MEAT YOU Breeze or Bonus Laundry Brooks Smith, Scot! told board members that 1.6 IL. pkg. GOOD V.4LU BUYS! Preserves:. __________ ~ ent PORK STEAK •••••••••• GROUND BEEF•••••••••••••3· 1.59 BOLOGNA Nescafe ~·School drop-outs?" Crabtree said, "We are go1ng to check the file11 of the U.S. r pnenl accounting office to see if there were any terms and condiUons created when Ordnance school was built and given as a ,. ,ft to Mason COlllltY and the Board or Education or .Mason COUilty. If there are suclf Condltions, we wm uk the u.s. orflee of Education and the gener• a1 accounting oCOee to investigate the present attitude of the present board ao:l we are pre- the Ma· woold opeak now." of son COunty Board ot Education wllh the State Sinking Fu111fWhich created a condition or, "leaYiog the Board, of Education owrdrawn with the ' banks in the cJty.'' lmnied!ately upon hearlrw Crabtree'S · statement, board member ·harry Siders a 5 k e d . Biggs if this was a threat to the board members. Biggs replied that he was rherely repeating a telf,phone" conversation. Bill Bt:adr. member of the cent,.. er -committee, asked Siders Where · he stood on the matter as . during the public hearing held the night berore at Ordnance Or. Brown, who obleetloo 1'1 the gnnt1oog or brd- "Super-Right'' BEEF SALE! Ing 1lle re&Ular accepted by the board, u p o n Open Mon. thru Sat. 9 to 9--Sunday 10 to 7 Peanut and detirlquency and help reduce in detaU l!oe dealing ratrness to the committee, he BIG BUYS on "Super-Right" Meats! on the center To 2-Year ' FRESH PICNICS 5TH and PEARL STS., RACINE Pal young j>•oplc. in Masoo Cwnty, belp cut down the rate of crime Subsequert ada would describe Scott Held From Specially Raised Corn Feel Porkersl DISCHARGDl: Milford l-.f- twins last year, a single the Vere, Henderson; N o r m a n year berore which makes five P o r k Bland, Red House; Gregory Sui- calves in 21 · mooths. The two Uvan, Pt. Pleasant; Dwight sets were QR'Oslte sex. Chef Delight Vern and Goldie Weber of ChlGreer. Pt. .,eesant; H a r I e y Burna, Pt. P1e&aant; Mrs. Wat- eago were visiting relatives In Cheese Meigs County recently. son Upton, Leon. G1ema ~ ·• •: "'""' chairman of the center commit- all,\'l~l"lfl They ~llukr be, multi> into:t~ ~Oth ,c J,w..,,'' beord members ore wUUng to Jl81"ed to eJIIIIlO)' competent at- school he did not &Peak out el~ hid an alter•te alta chosea ..;.; ,>'1\l we should 1U pt tapther lA> ; :!~!_; .;I'J.&AI!ANT• '7' The pro- tee, addre01ing 1lle board stet- plying 111e t.uplyen lnY,eolln,nt; . •1118B& :wel\ldll) 11> . fllte t11at like the resj1011slbillt,y ol deprlv· torneys to see that this matter er pro or eon. make the center a ' ' ·~ell· mDllooHiolllr llecreotlon- ing the "What the boord has to by omne m!Uioo per~tiiit slri<e · just prlll< .tiP l.lit,111e count,y or new industrial is !horouglt]y chocked." Siders repUed that, "In all I' For Sandwich Treats - .' -~- MAW WALtERS ......: MARKET da Perry) or Pontiac, Michigan visited the holiday weekend with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ben Perry. Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Farley and children of Grove City visited a weekend with her sister, Mr. and Mrs. Larry Farley. Larry Farley spent a few days at his home here recenti:Y. Mr. and Mrs. Errol Conroy Born to a Jersey cow, owned by Mr. and Mn. M. L. Bahr, twins, Aug. 25. Thls cow had sept. 11, 196,8 ' . ., .. ' ~ discussiOn Tom a t o Juice _____ 3 with his mother, Mrs. AJiceDodson. They all spent Saturday evening witll her sister, Mr. and Mrs. Rose HeyooJds at Middleport. Born to Mr. and Mrs, Richard Hunt of l..ong Bottom a baby girl Thursday at ~eltering r\rms Ho1pitaJ at Athens. Grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Lee Hunt and gr~ather, Murl Taylor, ~this area. Mr. and Mrs. Hazett Betz or St. Joseph, Mich. are on their vacation visiting her brother, Durwood Conroy In Temessee, are expected here to visit h e r mother, Mrs. Alice Dodson soon. • I . In a public hearing Mondll.Y nlgltt. Dahr, Mr . and Mrs. Paul Acree (Lin- and son, Hugh, visited a rewda,ys '• "I'" alte began with G. A. Biggs, The latter contest, inciden· tally, caused Hannibal Wottaburp. the pride of Missouri and long-time member of the Hoople forecasting team, to remark. "You can't show me an iota of difference between those two Cine teams!" Now on with the forecast : Dayton 13, Kent Slate 7 East Carolina 25, Parsons 6 Houston !1, Tulane 16 Buffalo 31, Iowa State 28 Morehead St. 37. Marshal[ 13 Nebraska 28, Wyoming !7 Toledo !3, Richmond 7 Utah St. 31, New Mexico St. 11 V. Tex., E[ Paso 47, U. C. Santa Barb. 17 Wake Forest 30, N.C. State 28 Western Mich. %0, Arkansas St. 12 West Tex. St. 40, Lamar Tech 20 Xavier 10, Miami 10.) 10 · "Georgia!%, Teuuessee 19 f (J:Pdil/ance Site .IJenieilt·.:tQ ·Recreational-Cultural ' of. Q-What it the mtanlng mar '.O I' ~11 -:- .. ·~··. ·t>a_U.~· ·~n~ncl. Middlcport-l'umcroy,. QUICK QUIZ ''henothetsm"l '""" A-Th!J was the ancient be· lief that there Is one Supreme Being, but thet there be other subsidiary gods. I aJ," lowed for belief II! .tribal or family deities, subject to the SUpreme Being. Q-What has become of the Labrador duck, OIICe common near long Island? . , A-Th!J handsome bird bas become totally extinct, for reasons largely unknown. ;. h I"• .·. .r J 4,.. ',.j -, ' F'ul- J ·a lu ln the other engagements mentioned above. watch for Houston to top Tulane, 21-16, Wake Forest to squeeze past N. C. State, 30-28, and Xavier and Miami to battle to a 10-10 Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Frank called on Mrs. AJice Dodson one Rita Carol Webb, 21, Apple evening last week. Grove. Emmel Maxenberger visited Jo11111y Hall, 22, HartlY, Ky., friends in this area last week. and Janet Faye Coleman, 19, Mr. and Mrs. Jack Seinabal Point Pleasant. of Pomeroy called oo Mr. and Ronald Lee Moore, 19, New Haven, and Irene Francis, 18, Mrs. Blaine Milhoan &lnda.y evening. New Haven. Bill and Kay Bahr of GalliRoger Wayne Putney, 18, Galpolis visited a day with his parlipolis Ferry, and Lydia t:atherents, Mr. and Mrs. Maynard lne Stephens, 19, pt_ Pleasant. QvU Action is ·. .Mrl'.and',lljra: ··. d< ter or Vienna, W. va.,. vlolled ' . · ,J'Mrs. oar --~nl With her mother, . ce .. ;. ~:' llandolpll and Mr. and Mr!t AI-· flood ftlllllolPhand oon. .1 thriUing aerial duel! BUt difficUlt or no, your faOn the local scene, we bat· vorite correspondent, in conted .857 last week by pickini sultation with our new assistant, Chet Thinldey, " the hu· correctly 12 of 14. Our only man computer," has prepared misses weu• Morgan· Logan and a perfect card for you- har- Southern-North Callia. Not bod rumph! for our first trip into AppalochThe Hoople System foresees ian territory. Four Couples Ask Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Wtllte- - ollnHor • ncotton trip, ., ' The kickoff weekend stalemate-um-kumph! matches such well-regarded teams as Wyoming's Cowboys ,. .;i:~'_·-~1 RACINE - kaff·kaff-as the Georgi a Egad, friends, here we ·are on the threshold of another challenging pigskin season for the Hoople Football Forecast. ~./[t't,-1. - Pennr Ri .LoulovWe, . and Mia, . COI!l'II'IJ 'or :rorch, Mr. and Mrs. )!oris ~ 0t ~· Jlciit6ii.; ' po~d· wn,.. ~f lli!Jpre; W.:'' liild Mr. ~itd Mra,<. O!"rl•J llirn- , Mrs. ctrl Bu~klei>Ml,aftd MrS. ·h lrt Who. have ...,.. th~ IIIII Chesteo •lllicllloQ:r Mr, .lnd;. Mra, six months In san:•• Franeleco, Bill Kal'r, -ROMld and· llalld¥, .<;alit, w~ne heottendeh,troln- '·Mr. ~nd ·Mrli,', J~ Turnot;~bnIrv scbool, heve .81lenta sllt·dly mle and BW, ~nd '!Willi Karr, BY MRS. LYLE BALDERSON leove,With his parents, Mr. and Mr. and Mrs. Ed HumphJV, Mrs, Carl Barilhart after which ' Koren and Robin, ~ P1111 Buckreturned home from vacationing Charles Is returning to Vietnam le,y attended a .Umer IDf 111e several southern states. Points and Japan until March of 1969. wecllirv of Ste- Loclwlck ilnd oC Interest ·they visited were Mr, and Mrs. C&rl Buckley Linda Heater at the Hogue Mern·Ghost Town, Fronlitr Land, attended the Otannel Reunion at orlal Presbytertah Church at CoSmoky Mountains, santa Land, the Parkersburg Clt,y Park, Su~ lumbus, SeDL l, Steven is the and the Sky Line Drive. day. son of Mr, and Mrs. Jdtn l.odMrs. Annabelle Terrence ard daughters, Linda and Bonnie, of Cincinnati were recent visitors of Mrs. Helen Archer and Mr. ,, . \ )•: •' ReedSYille ·. tght Clubs to See Early Action;News, Notes L. k ~· b k d G . · 1 es r~e ras a a~ . eorgta Br~~~~:~:~kl~~"! , ' ,. �.,. ,, ' ./' \ I ' t•. .\ ... ,, ':.t r He we : , ~ 1 . how we ••• •m thll Coal Grove 6, Gallipolis 0 Pt. Pleasant 14, Meigs 12 Athens 48, Wouen Local 0 Portsmouth 28, Ironton 0 Jaclt~on 12, Greenfield 8 Hillard 30, Logan U Nelsonville-York 14, Vinton County 0 and Mrs. Maurice Reed and film- Wellston 52, Oak Hill 6 ily. Beclcl•r 14, Huntington Hivh 7 Southwestern 8, Ale~""der 6 Eastern 14, N~ GaUia 6 Brenda Boring spent a week in Columbus with Debbie Smal~ ley. Belpre 56, Southern 0 Recent visitors at the home of Mrs. Bess Larkins were PCc. James Carruthers at Camp Pendelton, Callt, Mr. and Mrs. James Carruthers, Becky and Wohama 32 K••o· ~roe' 16 • ' '" .--~ 'Federal Hocking 28, Hannon Trace 0 I, ...,.- I Br MAJOR AMOS B. HOOPLE t~e. day 's leading contest pro- Peerless Prognosticator VIdmg the season's first upset '·f. . '. The college clubs this year are bigger, faster and smarter than ever, and while most of the incoming freshmen are still trying to find their way from the dining halls to the dorms. several of the top-Oight elevens are pre paring to meet head-on! ,. ( 1~ in 1967) and always rugged Nebraska, high-scor· ing Houston aild optimistic Tulane, and Georgia's determined Bulldogs and the Tennessee Vols, the defending Southeastern Conference champs. The opening contest in At· .. !antic Coast Conference com- petition pits player-rich Wake Forest 132-lettetmen) against highly-regarded North Caro· lina State. In a traditional in· trastate battle, those mighty mites of Ohio ~ rootbaii-Miami and Xavier~lash at Cincinnati. Never in the long and illustrious history of the Hoople • I ..;.·~ " ,., ·.ir,, ' r ,. ·~·' ' I' • Forecast- hak·kaff-do [ re~ more formidable ing:lliiy-· s~heduie' call open- lads lower the colors of the Tennessee Volunteers. The Bulldogs will prevail 22-19! At Lincoln, Nebraska, the offense-minded Cornhuskers will edge Wyoming, 28-27, in a ., MarriageUcenses POINT PLEASANT - , I . 1..... ' , Four couples have made applications ror marrlage licenses in the ofnte of the COW1ty clerk. Applying were: Robert Junior Edmoac:la, 20, Apple Grove, and flied with Court PT. PLEASANT A civil action has been riled in the office of the Circuit Clerk styled National Credits, Inc. vs. Cha r les L. ~e. The bill of complaint states the defendant owes the plaintiff the sum or $832.81 which account was assigned to t h e _plaintiff by the Holzer Hospital Fotlldatlon of Galllpolis. The plolntilr demands judgment in 111e amount of $832.81 with interest and costs £rom the de- rondant. PLEASANT VALLEY IIOSPIT AL ADMJI'TED: Mrs. Wilburn Ellis. Middleport; Mr!l. Earl Whittington. Butfalo; Mrs. Forrest Lea, Letart; Mrs. Aaron Bright, Pt. Plealallt; Mrs . .lklna Biggs, Pt. Pleaaant; Aile Keerer, Pt. Pleaaant; Mrs. Etta Jackson, Pt. Pleasant. E. 'M. Riddle of J>orker,lburs, 'W, VL, were reeent dl~ guesta of 1\lr, and Mrs, Carl. Buckley. · !lir. oild Mra. Walter Brown, Linda .lnd David, /lOve returned berile lrterevacatlontrlpthrOUII~ 111e stites 0! ':!rglnia, Norlh Catali,., a!ld T~ · · ssee. Polnta of Interest w Sk,ylil1e ·prlve, Blue Ridge arWa,y, Luray Ceverna, Smoky Mountains, Unto These Hllls, and Cherokee, North atrollna. wick or Columbus, and grardson Pat BorliJ of Columbus, spent head, Jean, Jane and JuU have of Mr. ani! Mrs. Ban Buckley, the Labor. Day weekend with her returned home "after a vacation· local. parents, Mr. anti Mrs. Gnnt trip to WilliiD!oburg, Va., WashMrs. Alice Foutt,y vlsltedwlth Baring and Mike. . ington, D.C., and c-cod, Maso. her daughter, Mr.andl\lr&, Rome Laber Day weekend guests at Gary BArnha)'t, son of Mr, and Mrs. Carl Barnhart, is alationeel at the Air Base at AmarUlo, Texas, Gary is married to Reta Watson, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Everett Watson or Tuppers Plains. Mrs. Gale Mccain, arxl Dale Lee, and Mr. and Mrs. Randal Slnd,y, Parkersburg. W, VL, and &lao attended Lhe Foutt.v reualon at the SOuthside ParkatPirkersburg. Mrs. Lyle Balderaon and Kay, accompanied Mr• .am Mrs. Bill WUllams or Lancaster, and Mrs. Kathryn Dietz: and Bill or Bel- pre, to 'll,yrtle Beach, South car- the home or Mr. and Mrs. Wal· ter Brown were Mr. and Mrs. William Thomas of Shaker Helgtlts, Mr. aM Mrs. Paul Meredlth and Marsha Westerville, Naomi Plckens or Athens, and Rev. and Mrs•.cttrrOrd Thomas Of Jackaon. Mrs. Bett,y Ruble and dauglt- or • :t Keno Ridge News Notes Mrs. Edith OsOOrnc is spending a few days with her son, Mr. and Mrs. Paul Osborne and chil- dren at Lancaster. '.: ' ' ' S. · , 1 · ~:t· ~ . ft. .. . ~ C"ultllital qenter·rar Pl.:.s- consider is how to m8ke the best • F· 1nt alii -~~¢ ·coi:mt,y tOOk a use or !lie lalqJII,)'ers lund• and :· .ereat ~c~. TueSda,y ~ghtwhen th~ ser,vices teMered frqm _lhe. .. • the '. jJ~ied · O~l:e School use or such rums. This would be ~oulldi a~te wa, denied the cent- true In any instance not just the 'r II)• schOol _\:.o&nt members l)r. ~ Brown "toJ Harry Siders. - ~ only other lxard member present at ~ t.c.rd · "meetirw wa·s , Ted stevens, who abs~ned rrom ~ Several futerested per1ons at.- proposed uae ot nve acres ot Ordnance field. You must conaid-er the service the _proposed fa.. cUit;y wOuld ofler to aU Mason coontians and the Investment that woold belong to the people of Ma. son Count.Y and ·Pt. Pleasant. te~n&. the . meetlna: cmbe"-Uof ·when you think the matter the Center ·c ommittee. Celt that through, Mason County taxpaythis . -aeum domled th~ c.nter. era would be receiving a million They tndlt:ated time I !I run- dollars plus tor five acre!l or td.ng out to take adv$Uge ot the ground, trul¥ a tidy sum ror five federal grant which 'Would PI¥ acres. How could the board reel 75 percent or the center's coaL they are the ones giving away The stte mu1t . be selected and preliminary plans submitted on or beCore Oc~ 24. Although several othQr oltes had been investlpled, O~;dl)ance sehool property was the · best and Nhe one" whh:h the Committee Celt would be acceptable to the pvermnent specifications, accordiq to statements made 1 Q-Wha W<l.! the first Negro to play with a major league baseball team? A--Jackie Robinson, who signed with.. the Brooklyn Dodgers In 1947. "'·'•ilibol .lolori«. otd &ttJactioos, create new jobs, keep Che Ordn.~e .field )hs • gltt' meeting:be"'t.ct· re·e~yet· a by th!! ~oral governillenL ·This '~la~e.. <*\l ~ -ftlul Cralj.. 1 is just" Jt).aln ·cbod bmliless Jn tree, ' 'U,si.tanl .'\6 .Jlpv. Hulett properlY lilv;tstlng In et,ilturalecJ·.' $n.lth, '& ,.,·• ••.Of."l't. P~sucatton, reereatlonai faellitles ilnt, ,and r ~mlitee .member ror the use or Mason Countiana." · til the' FecJirati~ ror, Edu::atlonHe continued: . al .. Devel~l'!ited Parent-s, 11 As we all lenoir, the bol.rd ~; he ..(Cra~e) w9.Qld ~~> has never had tlle runda to buDd N.te .t20D worth Ot advertising, a real auditorium and probably .....lrC UN. lOCal l;!Oard mem-o. never wiU wiUl the n,ed for baRd. ben and asking .•ff!hy, Have You rooms, cafetert•'s, mbre rooms, Sold Out Tbe Yqung People or ·vocational _,ehoola, etc., sow~\)' not Join forces, pool. resqurces MasonCouniJ?" '· There Ia otdy .one other clt;f ror in the ·alate, Parkersburg; 'tt'hi~h bas acquired such a recreation raeUity .at posstbb' "2s cents on the dollar cost to the taxpayers. Crabtree said, "We ask iC the rnd do something· the people of Maaon County instead or bowing to the wishes oC a few ft:ho wooJd stlll be in thtgoodolddaya if someone had not shoved them ''The Store With A Hart'' Contract PORK ROAST Right reserved to limit quantities POINT PLEASANT - Dorsey C. Scott, assistant superlnten. We accept Fed. Food Stamps 4 to 5 lb. Average Prices Effective Sept. 12-13-14 dent or Mason Count,y school&, tendar'ed his resignation to the achool board TueodaJI nlgltt durschool board HI· alon. The re&lanation was not lb. reeommendatJon a! Superintend. Fresh and Lean lb . pke. Ou•Own L•an Fresh Beef Detergent.~---------~~:·: 69~ SLICED - ,· Hunt's Brand Pull-Apart Regular 43e -Ful-Valu Buys- p___ 3 Huron Evap. COOL MILK·-------- WHIP ~.::- 1. 0 0 ~:t:·. l. 0 0 Assorted co~~-- TISSUE ___ Dad's Everyday Low, Low Prices! .!-. 4-roll$ pqs. "·None Priced Higher - $_ P r o d u c e r s M i l k _____ ··~ 89~ Leuer Quantities, 2 for 43c: Cu1tom Pop Bread ___ 5 f.:~·l. 0 0 1 tem by hlmoell, llolrd member Dr. Leonard Brown stateil be was not In ta. vor or accepting 1lle reslgna. Uoo u It would take 10me Ume . to replace a man or Scott' I Cal· Red Barn lbor. Boord member Ted Stevena said he felt that s I n c e Soatt had aaked to resign and that 1lle ~ - tihould not stand In his way a! adVonoemant. CUBE STEAkS Steven• mOvecl the reatgna. Uon be accepted bui the motion died for . a lack of a second. llolrd members Harry Siders stale!! tbet Scott had. been em~ lor, two year1 with a 99" . ,ilcllod ·ilit 'Ilia Cann~td ~~~-:::::. ___________ ~~.:·Jo~ Whipped Toppiq .... Jo-Bo Brand Dog & Food---12•onsl. 0 0 Sweet Treat Sliced I p• 211 1neapp e. __________Ho. ~'!!!- 39~ Showboat . .. Family Size Cans & Beans----3~.~: 1. Loaf________ 00 2b~~ 79~ Milhoan • . t A ap . a 1"'1 • ~ VALUES! .c a.AN.N. .. ,A,S Golde!! Ripe . Magic BLEACH__ (LI~IT 4) Pride Saltine 1•1b. CRACKERS_______!!.'....· •• - On Probation 5' ~ .. 71b.J·'•. . Super-Right Center Cut PT; · BONELESS People who have learned how nice it is to be eared about. . .... People who want to be sure they'll never miss out on an advertised special. People who are concerned about their total food bill, Radlillis - - -- .,.·- 2 ba1s 19c ' · 'l '• Lamh c•ps 5 '~'~" • Shoulder Lamh Rout ,,•. S1Z9 ' Potato Bread 4 ~~~age each 19~ r our Cllolc• EGG PLANT -ACORN SQUASH BUTTERNUT SQUASH I . ,, ~~ ~~ .,., Fid~le Fd~le • • AlP IIAIII- PLOIIIA PUU JUICI SPECIAL LOW PRICE! 5 5 Gl'eea Giant Peas Niblets Cora • • • • WHY PAY !-40RE7- GREEN GIANT Whole Kernel !.;- ... ,.~ SPECIAL LOW PRICE I GJeea Giant ,. ' •' . ~ - 11 . . ~ , ; h· · , · , lf:8il0 : es SLICED GREEN BEANS I . WHY,PAY MOREl !;.;10NA BRAND )j D ·'", YELLOW CLING SLICEO .OR HALVES • I I .·-... ' {. ' ' •• • ·, .' ._. . .I : .:.: .~ . . ' ; '" ' • 17-ol. cuns $100 12-oa. cans $100 5. 4 $100 16-oa. cans $100 29-oL cans ·2· ' -. i ' '' Pancake Syrup :.~~ • • . ........ Salad Dressing ·~~:· • ,.. Kidney Beans :Ao: • • ,,_ Our Own Tea Bags • Eight O'Clock Coffee I&P Popcorn • • • Provolone Cheese • • Salami & Cheese • • .. . ........ ... . - -- BIG BUYS on A & P Groceries! Froze n Foods ! ., Why Pay More ? 6-!llir p•clts ' Take This Strip Tt YHr Fr1111IIJ 1111 Fir lol11 Plaid St•pl CHECK ITEMS YOU IUYI ..-:-::- D C.IJ'n.....,....._......_. 100 :.:: 100 ~;:-..-:.. D 50 ..... ::.:::.==· __ _ D 50 ............ a... --u. Fit"~ .. . . . . . 49~· ·· ' . I'UICNAtl ., - .... - , "'"" ....... - -. ... 50- ._.. I!UM:I .... _.,., ... ' ~,.: I .; ;. ~ ..1 Jane Parker Spanish Bar • • •K•35c Jane Parker Potato Chips • :;.~ Stc s..,per Fillets • Drenad Whltlnc • 1K1L.,. Pascal Celery Large Juldlo stalks JANE PARKER- MADE WITH POTATO FLOUR . z::•··; Re~ • lb.ste / RED TOKAY GRAPES WHITE SEEDLESS GRAPES BLUE RIBIER GRAPES Jane l'arller luysf . .... 89c /-------------------------------\ Shouldn't A&P be your store? • • '" 1~ ..... ~ f'Jer Quarltn ~~ • S.ltana llut Pia • 5~wS100 Clam Chow.., J~.~• a::nc Oyster Stew J~~.~. RalnMW Trout • • • . ' ·~ •• A& P's Produce Buys! • • .. ' Leg·O-Lamb ' 9 to II Chopt . Clt•r ---•- 111. 311 size l9c CUT FROM CENTER CUT CHUCIC Pork Chop. OUAITElEO LOIN lb. 71K Fruh Spare Ribs c~~~RY , Jb.89c Large Bologna c;~~· • • lb.Uc 'Braunschweiger c,~,~· ' . Luncll Meat ·~~~~:;~;' ~~~ l9c SliM~ Bacon "s',;~o ,!;:~ 75C AlP Gelatin Sala c.,:;~;;IL ~~· sge People who want a store that stands behind L:... ".i; #- !J$ .t~ .~. Et-~~ ~.-~! ' ' 1 everything they sell,' no matter who makes it. '. 45~ BEEF ROAST .. 69C: . 'SPECI~U :WttY PAY MORE Carrojs --• ~ - ~ 21b. cello l9c Stevens abatainhw, so tile mo. tion carried. Many JJOrSOIII silted alter tho motion was IIIO&ed that they did oot !eel I1 wao right !or only two boord members, ewn thouglt It wa11 legal, to turn down the site which would have benefitted nearly 25,000 persons with a much needed and wanted by many, recreational aJX:I cultural ce!Ur. lb. ~ . Red'Button ,Larae: • ' ers oecoldiov the motlon, and lb. • • }»eople who have discovered the advantage of shopping at a store that is fair, honest, and dependable. '· · Darst Placed Mnce ach«i propl,ri,y tram thl first, stated hb opinion had not changed and lie moved not to re-' lease the ground lor the PUJPOM o! buildlrv the center, with ~ Swiss Steak ~~~~~~.:o;j; • • c Boneless Rill Steaks • English Roasl ·• • • • 7tc Shod Rills of Beef • • Beef Mlnule Steaks • • ... ate English Cui Sleak& .."...s "· People who have discovered there is more to a Super Market than meets the eye. -.et Pilon plastic Cat lUI· Wlten Scot! wu olked by 1lle , pren What be lntendecl to do Iince his r e a . - was ~m­ od ciowu,' replied, "1-t knOw whai ru do at this tbne. I llped a and I 1111ess 1 will have to ab!de by It" BEER!;:_. DRESSING. ___ jar__ CGIItraot and should obllgplloo. He said the boVtl ~ & pulley not to ICC!Ojlt roolgnatlans alter Jul,y I lnd he aosumed that thlo policy appUtcl lA> Scott aa well IS teaCh· No Deposit, No Rebrn! qt. aa . a replacement at this tlnle 11011ld be lmpusslbie and he could not run l!oe school >II' I- Ready to Eat Salad Bowl by Kraft SALAD ~- l*&s. No Deposit Twin Pack Gallon Hoi s u m He commended the committee for its efforts, but hls l.m,pression of the public hearlrc was it the propert)' could DOt be made available b)' the school bolrdtbat tl)ewholepro,iectwouldhavetobe called ott because of the d~ Une. Siders said he, u Dldn•t think there was any doubt but wkat the peopleneedafacUity,butdo not want it at the el!P811se of Ordnance school property, and In my opinion the school board Is in no position to give away nve acres or school prqJerty. 1 feel the committee should have lb. 1 tunlt;y had come. · &qlt. Smith rOCOIJUDended that 1lle board hOt accept 1lle reslsna- . II gal. ROOT "' :,.; tntemal twin loaf :: 69c .;; lt8ted that tllere were ~ems exllting.,._ him and any board member or citizen a! Mason Couni;Y to hlo knowledge, bui that lt was his ambltim to be a -rlntendent ol schools and the· oppor- .FROZEN FOOD SJIECIALS! . C h a r m i n Toilet Stokely Catsu a . t Bake & Serve BREAJ Wagner's ------------~~.:··1. 2 9 ~~troy BAKERY SPECIAL! .MORE For Schaoltim• Lunches Instant Coffee 2 I begin Immediately and this was his only reasons lor _aoldng to reoltn from a pualtiori for which he had . aned a two year con- . _!::~ 49~ O r a n g e D r i n k _____4q"·1.00 . ·········~·········· Zestee Strawberry or Bladberry Butter:.!~:49~ he had been otlered the position of SuperlnteDdent of schools of Welte! Count;y with the lbtles to ALL MEAT YOU Breeze or Bonus Laundry Brooks Smith, Scot! told board members that 1.6 IL. pkg. GOOD V.4LU BUYS! Preserves:. __________ ~ ent PORK STEAK •••••••••• GROUND BEEF•••••••••••••3· 1.59 BOLOGNA Nescafe ~·School drop-outs?" Crabtree said, "We are go1ng to check the file11 of the U.S. r pnenl accounting office to see if there were any terms and condiUons created when Ordnance school was built and given as a ,. ,ft to Mason COlllltY and the Board or Education or .Mason COUilty. If there are suclf Condltions, we wm uk the u.s. orflee of Education and the gener• a1 accounting oCOee to investigate the present attitude of the present board ao:l we are pre- the Ma· woold opeak now." of son COunty Board ot Education wllh the State Sinking Fu111fWhich created a condition or, "leaYiog the Board, of Education owrdrawn with the ' banks in the cJty.'' lmnied!ately upon hearlrw Crabtree'S · statement, board member ·harry Siders a 5 k e d . Biggs if this was a threat to the board members. Biggs replied that he was rherely repeating a telf,phone" conversation. Bill Bt:adr. member of the cent,.. er -committee, asked Siders Where · he stood on the matter as . during the public hearing held the night berore at Ordnance Or. Brown, who obleetloo 1'1 the gnnt1oog or brd- "Super-Right'' BEEF SALE! Ing 1lle re&Ular accepted by the board, u p o n Open Mon. thru Sat. 9 to 9--Sunday 10 to 7 Peanut and detirlquency and help reduce in detaU l!oe dealing ratrness to the committee, he BIG BUYS on "Super-Right" Meats! on the center To 2-Year ' FRESH PICNICS 5TH and PEARL STS., RACINE Pal young j>•oplc. in Masoo Cwnty, belp cut down the rate of crime Subsequert ada would describe Scott Held From Specially Raised Corn Feel Porkersl DISCHARGDl: Milford l-.f- twins last year, a single the Vere, Henderson; N o r m a n year berore which makes five P o r k Bland, Red House; Gregory Sui- calves in 21 · mooths. The two Uvan, Pt. Pleasant; Dwight sets were QR'Oslte sex. Chef Delight Vern and Goldie Weber of ChlGreer. Pt. .,eesant; H a r I e y Burna, Pt. P1e&aant; Mrs. Wat- eago were visiting relatives In Cheese Meigs County recently. son Upton, Leon. G1ema ~ ·• •: "'""' chairman of the center commit- all,\'l~l"lfl They ~llukr be, multi> into:t~ ~Oth ,c J,w..,,'' beord members ore wUUng to Jl81"ed to eJIIIIlO)' competent at- school he did not &Peak out el~ hid an alter•te alta chosea ..;.; ,>'1\l we should 1U pt tapther lA> ; :!~!_; .;I'J.&AI!ANT• '7' The pro- tee, addre01ing 1lle board stet- plying 111e t.uplyen lnY,eolln,nt; . •1118B& :wel\ldll) 11> . fllte t11at like the resj1011slbillt,y ol deprlv· torneys to see that this matter er pro or eon. make the center a ' ' ·~ell· mDllooHiolllr llecreotlon- ing the "What the boord has to by omne m!Uioo per~tiiit slri<e · just prlll< .tiP l.lit,111e count,y or new industrial is !horouglt]y chocked." Siders repUed that, "In all I' For Sandwich Treats - .' -~- MAW WALtERS ......: MARKET da Perry) or Pontiac, Michigan visited the holiday weekend with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ben Perry. Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Farley and children of Grove City visited a weekend with her sister, Mr. and Mrs. Larry Farley. Larry Farley spent a few days at his home here recenti:Y. Mr. and Mrs. Errol Conroy Born to a Jersey cow, owned by Mr. and Mn. M. L. Bahr, twins, Aug. 25. Thls cow had sept. 11, 196,8 ' . ., .. ' ~ discussiOn Tom a t o Juice _____ 3 with his mother, Mrs. AJiceDodson. They all spent Saturday evening witll her sister, Mr. and Mrs. Rose HeyooJds at Middleport. Born to Mr. and Mrs, Richard Hunt of l..ong Bottom a baby girl Thursday at ~eltering r\rms Ho1pitaJ at Athens. Grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Lee Hunt and gr~ather, Murl Taylor, ~this area. Mr. and Mrs. Hazett Betz or St. Joseph, Mich. are on their vacation visiting her brother, Durwood Conroy In Temessee, are expected here to visit h e r mother, Mrs. Alice Dodson soon. • I . In a public hearing Mondll.Y nlgltt. Dahr, Mr . and Mrs. Paul Acree (Lin- and son, Hugh, visited a rewda,ys '• "I'" alte began with G. A. Biggs, The latter contest, inciden· tally, caused Hannibal Wottaburp. the pride of Missouri and long-time member of the Hoople forecasting team, to remark. "You can't show me an iota of difference between those two Cine teams!" Now on with the forecast : Dayton 13, Kent Slate 7 East Carolina 25, Parsons 6 Houston !1, Tulane 16 Buffalo 31, Iowa State 28 Morehead St. 37. Marshal[ 13 Nebraska 28, Wyoming !7 Toledo !3, Richmond 7 Utah St. 31, New Mexico St. 11 V. Tex., E[ Paso 47, U. C. Santa Barb. 17 Wake Forest 30, N.C. State 28 Western Mich. %0, Arkansas St. 12 West Tex. St. 40, Lamar Tech 20 Xavier 10, Miami 10.) 10 · "Georgia!%, Teuuessee 19 f (J:Pdil/ance Site .IJenieilt·.:tQ ·Recreational-Cultural ' of. Q-What it the mtanlng mar '.O I' ~11 -:- .. ·~··. ·t>a_U.~· ·~n~ncl. Middlcport-l'umcroy,. QUICK QUIZ ''henothetsm"l '""" A-Th!J was the ancient be· lief that there Is one Supreme Being, but thet there be other subsidiary gods. I aJ," lowed for belief II! .tribal or family deities, subject to the SUpreme Being. Q-What has become of the Labrador duck, OIICe common near long Island? . , A-Th!J handsome bird bas become totally extinct, for reasons largely unknown. ;. h I"• .·. .r J 4,.. ',.j -, ' F'ul- J ·a lu ln the other engagements mentioned above. watch for Houston to top Tulane, 21-16, Wake Forest to squeeze past N. C. State, 30-28, and Xavier and Miami to battle to a 10-10 Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Frank called on Mrs. AJice Dodson one Rita Carol Webb, 21, Apple evening last week. Grove. Emmel Maxenberger visited Jo11111y Hall, 22, HartlY, Ky., friends in this area last week. and Janet Faye Coleman, 19, Mr. and Mrs. Jack Seinabal Point Pleasant. of Pomeroy called oo Mr. and Ronald Lee Moore, 19, New Haven, and Irene Francis, 18, Mrs. Blaine Milhoan &lnda.y evening. New Haven. Bill and Kay Bahr of GalliRoger Wayne Putney, 18, Galpolis visited a day with his parlipolis Ferry, and Lydia t:atherents, Mr. and Mrs. Maynard lne Stephens, 19, pt_ Pleasant. QvU Action is ·. .Mrl'.and',lljra: ··. d< ter or Vienna, W. va.,. vlolled ' . · ,J'Mrs. oar --~nl With her mother, . ce .. ;. ~:' llandolpll and Mr. and Mr!t AI-· flood ftlllllolPhand oon. .1 thriUing aerial duel! BUt difficUlt or no, your faOn the local scene, we bat· vorite correspondent, in conted .857 last week by pickini sultation with our new assistant, Chet Thinldey, " the hu· correctly 12 of 14. Our only man computer," has prepared misses weu• Morgan· Logan and a perfect card for you- har- Southern-North Callia. Not bod rumph! for our first trip into AppalochThe Hoople System foresees ian territory. Four Couples Ask Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Wtllte- - ollnHor • ncotton trip, ., ' The kickoff weekend stalemate-um-kumph! matches such well-regarded teams as Wyoming's Cowboys ,. .;i:~'_·-~1 RACINE - kaff·kaff-as the Georgi a Egad, friends, here we ·are on the threshold of another challenging pigskin season for the Hoople Football Forecast. ~./[t't,-1. - Pennr Ri .LoulovWe, . and Mia, . COI!l'II'IJ 'or :rorch, Mr. and Mrs. )!oris ~ 0t ~· Jlciit6ii.; ' po~d· wn,.. ~f lli!Jpre; W.:'' liild Mr. ~itd Mra,<. O!"rl•J llirn- , Mrs. ctrl Bu~klei>Ml,aftd MrS. ·h lrt Who. have ...,.. th~ IIIII Chesteo •lllicllloQ:r Mr, .lnd;. Mra, six months In san:•• Franeleco, Bill Kal'r, -ROMld and· llalld¥, .<;alit, w~ne heottendeh,troln- '·Mr. ~nd ·Mrli,', J~ Turnot;~bnIrv scbool, heve .81lenta sllt·dly mle and BW, ~nd '!Willi Karr, BY MRS. LYLE BALDERSON leove,With his parents, Mr. and Mr. and Mrs. Ed HumphJV, Mrs, Carl Barilhart after which ' Koren and Robin, ~ P1111 Buckreturned home from vacationing Charles Is returning to Vietnam le,y attended a .Umer IDf 111e several southern states. Points and Japan until March of 1969. wecllirv of Ste- Loclwlck ilnd oC Interest ·they visited were Mr, and Mrs. C&rl Buckley Linda Heater at the Hogue Mern·Ghost Town, Fronlitr Land, attended the Otannel Reunion at orlal Presbytertah Church at CoSmoky Mountains, santa Land, the Parkersburg Clt,y Park, Su~ lumbus, SeDL l, Steven is the and the Sky Line Drive. day. son of Mr, and Mrs. Jdtn l.odMrs. Annabelle Terrence ard daughters, Linda and Bonnie, of Cincinnati were recent visitors of Mrs. Helen Archer and Mr. ,, . \ )•: •' ReedSYille ·. tght Clubs to See Early Action;News, Notes L. k ~· b k d G . · 1 es r~e ras a a~ . eorgta Br~~~~:~:~kl~~"! , ' ,. �,. ' ~ ---;, ., • \ Mlddi~Pomeroy, SepL 11, 1968 )~~ . ·, '; MALONE . 'HOMEWORK' Watching!:r: ~ 2 SIGNS OF QUALITY Pomeroy Motor Co. ... ,$ 1965 FORD • • •• , , .•• , • , ••• , • , , , • , , , , 1595 Galaxie 4 d~, black finish, clean interior, good ,W+W tires, V8 eng1ne, auto. trans., power l!lteertng.radio, hUter, sharp 1 owner car. 1962 CADILLAC •.•.•••••••• , • , • .,SPECIAL $999 . HT Coupe, good white wall tires, tull power equipment in-cluding 6 way seat, power windows, .spoUess interior R&H. 1964 '1 . ' $995 . CORV AIR • •• : ..................... Spider, 2 dr. blaek tlmsh, good tires. 4 spd. Radio ancl heat-. er. Pomeroy Motor Co. Notice HAM SliOOT, Rlclno Gun Club, . OPEN EVES. 1:00 P.M. POMEitOY, OHIO @) Of{_ !!!1'1_!1"!!!!!1!!"""-----.J i • \ ,· • ( l I , I i :.. ,,.. ;: 'J< L ForS.Ie For Sale or Trade I '.' . '· - ' TWO LONG haired male ldl- i11611 COioiET, 6 cylinder, autotena to give away. !'bone matte, two door; 1967 Chry•· lf2.WI. 9-11-31c ler New Yorker, air conditioned, , . _ brakes, steerSHOOTING MATCH, Sunday, Ing and windows, 4 door seSept. IS. blms, bacon, baH dan; 11113 Volkswagen; 1964 ol 1101. Sbotguns only. Rut- Chevy V-8, automaUc; 1967 lllld Ameriean Lqlon Home. Mustang, 6 cyUnder automat-11~ tic. Financing available. Ph. IIVU547, after 5 phone 112slant on radio, AM & FM, 4BAND EVERY Friday and Sat57.S. 9-lli-llc speed changer, dual volume urday at Jack's Club on RafconCrol. Balance of $91.02, or iUonvllle lload off Rt. 7. Bualness Opportunity mon11lly payments of "'· Country music by Gayle M.. EXTRA INCOME OPPORTUN· Phone 992-3218. t-a.&tc Donald lllld hla Driflm. lTV. Reliable man or woman, ..ll-31c .., selling, rellll and collect SEWING Mi\CHINE: This aew. from new type <Oln operated lng machine designed espe. POR 'I'IWlg...o,lh for an· dispensers In )'0111' area. Be- clally to meet all your aew: llques. WlWam Rsmm. Mlclcome our distributor. Muat log requlremen!l lor many cllaporl. a.a.p have ear, references, 1650 to years. Makes heautllul de1111150 cash Investment, secur- signs. Sews on buttons, etc. ~ DO 10wlng at home ed by equipment and lnven· Pay only $45.98, or monthly llppen, pockets, pegging, tory, Ten boon weekly can Call !192-3218 and llemmlne. alterations, etc. net o:reellent lnoome. For paymen!l. ask for . free deJDODBtraUon. Mrs. Freddie Thabet. Ma1011, personal lntervt.... write, fn. t-a.&lc Phaae 'I'/Sa5!. 4-30-tk eluding phone number, to caiTon SUpply Company, In<!., PUPPIES, AKC Toy WILL DO Jr0am, In my home. 8110 Bryan Ave., Lellngton, POODLE miniature. $75 and up. Stud Phaae 91UII7. 9-11J.3tc service and grooming. Phooe K-ty 411105. U-8tp 1192-5«3. II 3 tfe THE ANNUAL honiemmlng of . the Mt. H011111111 U. B. Cbureh AKC Golden Retriever pnppl... PubDc S.le will be bekl Sept. 15, 111118. 524 Ash St., Mldclleport. 112Ser9lee be8llll at t:IO a.m., AUCTION, SATUHDAY, SEPT. 5443. M3.tfe 14, 1:30 p.m. The following folllnnld wllh • hutet dinner at _,, AlleJ noon urvleo he- personal property of the late : IIIIa at 1:10 p.m. Tbe speak- James L. Martin wUl he Bold KENNEBEC Potatoes, Olarletl at the residence located on HilCon, Portland. 8-it-:atc ., II Rev. Harold Holmes, state Rt. IZ4 at the upper formfrly of the Syracuse Nacorporation of Pomeroy. l"rig- POTATOES, WATERMELONS, - · Special singing, PuJ>. phone 843-:lilli4 Clarence Profidaire :efrigerator and range, lie ftloomo. 11-IG«p fitt, Portland. 1-29-tk base cabinet. kilcben bar and stoob, dish washer, HooRBVIVAL WILL BEGD! Sept. ver automatic washer, dryer. TEMCO NATURAL GAS clreu18, at the Roblon ClniBtlaD ps atoves, two electric beat- latlng heater, wall themWkllot, j1Diaa .Omrdl wllh Rev. Fred en, 9 piece dlniDg room 15,100 BTU. Call IN8-3tft. llloc*ley II e\'8JIP]IIt. BYJUte suite, eztra nice, 5 pieCe .,.... ..-dlaiJy tnvu.L ..... tor O'Dell llaDiey. 9-lO;IIc hedn1om suite, studio couch, ~davenport, a number 110 ACRE farm, good k'oom of cbattl, one contour chair. ' house, lafle barn, .tfl amts WILL DO PAINTING, plnmhiq, oorree iahle, step tahleJ, wrlUllable, balance pasture and capador IIIII electric wort tlng dealt. Westlnghouae TV. Umber. One mtle off 114, Mtby ooull._'l..- by hour. Phone record player and recorda neravDie, Ohio. Pbone 1ft. """"'re 116'f.'l85l N-IJip radio, ampUfler, plastic a. JUte lnatlng pn!ll, two sweepers, YARD SALE. flouoeho!d and Ironing board, loldlng ehaira, USED HEATING equipment, mile., Salllnlay, Sept. 14, ltt one ps floor furnace, l!O,OOO 8outb Pari st., Mlcldlepart, two fans, ptcturea, lloob, BTU, t60; one g88 upflo fur. porch lumllure and many Oblo. ~-&a~! nace 90,000 B'nl, $911; 4 gu llema not listed. Cora ~~eeg. ell'tlllatlng heatera wllh fan, le, Aclmlnlslratrlx. Torma lSD and up; one coal stoter Wanted To Buy Cosh, not ruponsible lor aewith controls $75; one oil SBNG. clfatn, gl"""" flllll., . cldonia, sale by Bradford ..,. raot $1.10 lb., Col. Seal conversion burner 11&0; uaad lUI lb. Bill Bailey, Reeda- Auetlon Co.,_Boa 118, Racine, coal furnaceo. blowm. ArnOhio. Pboae MH821. tllle. I-Uic old Brothers, Pomeroy, phone II-11Htc lft-2441. t-a.tk ANTIQUES, lumltnre, · dllbll. For Rent ""'"'1"'""'11. loin. Howard Cl2 VO!JtSWAGEN, two door TRAILER, Brown's Trailer Cedi, . . "· llalu st., J'ome. ...ran. cleluu IIIOdd, Pboae Perlt. Mln«sville. Phone 19J. 1.a.tte ltJ-8252. ElleniiGn S. ..IIHtp t-Il ..a: IIIIS-33U. _,..,rHIIIp Wanted IIBCBANJC. ..... 1'RUQt )111, paid . - - . paid hospital ... life IDsuraD<e, paid 11011 plan, pild sick leave, can • II II « I!DIIIIIel '*" ,-: ' o-re ..u.ae Orlle. > MASON ". CAR. WASH ' . Try Our Nelil Automatic Car Wash (Hot A Orcv.. Thrul' 1se ruRNISHED and unlurnlsheol apartmen!l. Clol! to oehool. Phone m-5454. 1CHS.tfc 11\AILER SPACE, all utlUtleJ available. Inquire 156 Mulber· ry after 3 or 5 p.m. Write P. 0. Box 425 Pomeroy. $.29-Uc Ia ~ BBF, Atbens, Olllo. --- ....Ute WAJ'niEIIS, Write . . V, In eare· of Tbe Dall)l Senllnel, , . PoiDB'oJ. Oblo. ...J.O.Itc . ·. s..s~· •. . S.rvJtH .tt••" Open: IA·F • .. • .... - • 11 to 6 Sat. "• •• -.-.-.- .9 to 7 Sun. ·· . . . . . . . . 11 to 6 • CUR'I'lSS bNedlng l4irVI<e ol . 21 dlll-t lm>eds, eaWe llr- .68 PO"HTIAC • • ••• ·SAVE 11nlCa,l!na 2 ~r. Har4'Top. on.. .. or i ~!teeds olgoat blll:lll. ture. phone ln-1'147. 9-&«c ly 2.3U •••r 111llec. SO n~~ar --- FIVE ROOM bouse, .bath, 12 acres. Sell on land contract. Write Bol: 6&8C. In care of The Dally SenilneJ, Pomeroy. .utp ---,--- AuctioNEER Com~ :PB ·& AT. ~· · olsct~~•r• · ~~ I!!Onlee •. ~995.00. . "]; •.• 64 FORD :,. ' • • ····1895 Cl'lttBradf.,. :;. 5. I lfc 2 Dr. Seclon. 6 c}tl. std. 1hlfr. Ex'l!ro shorp light blue flnleh. " AIR CONDmONlNG He-.' ., atlon service. Jaek'l Rotrlg.f· oration, New Raven. bone · ~ 882-20'111. 4 ,. trc· .. ·;;, B~ETTNA~S ' l968 PORTABLE, sllglttl)l UBed, READY - MIX concrete d~JI,. ered right to your proJeel. does everything without al4 Fast and eaoy, Frel! · estitachments, over cut, dams. mates. Phone 9!1H284, makes buttonholeJ, sews CD loin Ready . Mix Co., Mlckllebuttons. In good condition; port, Ohio. I 30 lfe $5.05 per month, or lull price of $44.24. For free home de- Gael- monstration, call 992-2836. t-1~ FARM. Approximately 175 .., res, Cwo story house, barn, etc., all huildlnp In poor condition, located in RuUand townahlp, Meigs County, call Middleport 992-2881 after 5 p.m. f-1141e SIX ROOM HOUSE, bath, furnlsbed t3500. unlumilhed $3100. In Syroeuse on Rl. 124, · out or hlglt water, lovely view of river, pbcme 192-3565. HI-«< ---TWO HOUSES In Mlnemllle, both for $3500. Phone ~!~J-80~1, t-lt.flc WOMAN'S WINTER aJel, heaV"f ......• p!Mia& abean. All In One shape. ll'orpret Bailey, Phone ...... ..11-31c BUDGET PRICE furniture on our third Door budget shop. Bater Furniture, Middleport, .Ohio. ? 2S tk SEWING MACHINES. repair servl<e. an makeJ. WY S. 2284. The Fabrio Shop, Pomeroy . .Authorized Singer SaleJ and Service. We Sharpen Scissors. S-29-tfc CIGARE'n'E vending machines and servt<:e.. AliC Enler!ldlea. Mason, W. Vo. Phone m:554J: • ....tie ln•urance AUTOMOBILE lnsuran<e ben eueeUecl?' Lost your operator's ,IICIIISI!? can 992-211611. • 11 tk LEGAL NOTICE aurcK · · ~f>oHri~c GMC :rRuCKS ·"'i, ,POMER!;IY t . :• '. .~ --'., • ~ ' NOTICI Of APPOitiTiatn- I C• No. tGOOO lat• et Merry a~ AI.._ Dna' t Nollee 11 herebJ' It,.. tblt a.. 1nona Yollk.r of Jbelll,e, lloalte t hu been dulJ apjol.D.ted ..... ,.,,: tntrlx <ll the &ltate of 11arrJ t.. Allen. deceated, late Cil B.adM, Ohio, ll'.oute l. Mel .. CoUfttf, Oh&o. Credllon are requb'ed &o tue tbell' claim wtth tll14 fidudarr wttlttn four mootbl. · Dated: thll 5tb del' of September ..... .u. F. H. O'IIIIN Probl.. JUdll ef Mid CIUfttY t-11.1 .. , ate . LEGAL NOTICE NOTICI OP APPOIN'IMIII1' c ... No. t t • htat. ef PNCt11 PIKMr, O.C.I. . Notkl! II l!ier.by Jt'llea tt111l lo)'ee of Route 3. Pomeror. bu IIlia, .beea du~ 11ppolnted bee\a1ria of lhl Baute ol Freda .. eued, late of ·~'Sieber, Pomero)', tt.- Yelp CollDtJ, Ohio. Credlion .re requtred bJ rue tb.ltlr daJJftl with nld fiduelary wltltlll lour JOOIItbt, Dated thbl 28tll Qy ol A~ W. P. H. 0'8liiN ......,. ...... ., laid CMftly .... J P.ll; ..18 NOTICI OP APPCIINTMINT IJtlte of 'renk OauL Dn1111d Nolin fl Ureby liYH tbat 1114on O.Ul, of Cbuter, (dUo, hu been d.UlJ QPOlDt.d S.ICU.10r of tbt Jll. Ute ot J'ralllr. O.ul , deeeued. .late ~~>I Melli COWI.\J', Oblo. Cndtton an requlnd. LO file U.lr 10Wml Wilb llld fldueluJ wUldll w. From tile Largest Tr\IC'II ·' ' Bollm ..r Rldiltor To The Hoc;kii1JIGfl, Oblo · BLAETTNARS .rln !lnollest Heater Core. •.-·p !::::"::~::43::::::::~ ' &tern Local / .... : , &cial Notes . • Jl ,. J ,presents . 1 .~pelt ~REpqus· • W, Vi.. Mro. Dana F1ok received word of the death of her brother, Mr. ~ •n• •u tomatic changer, 1111 modern <ODSOie, ookl lor $111.85. Will sat! to reliable party I or 1114.511 cash or SS.56 per month. Call lft.D. t-IHtc 1 ,· Mr. and Mrs..NormanMeCaln. Filth and AD~hoir, a~ecLtbe ~W- picnic at·Marietta. / · DAllY : '·· AT ··. 7:50 A'.M. t2 "OON 3 P.M. · 1l1E POLmCIMJ liAS "IHEM 1'-l 'rtlUR FOCKf.T .... . AND Kingsbury News, Notes ... A'-JD t\P,~ me t:eAJTI ~1' lHE:M 110 '1\jUR. MOUTtll •=30 P.M. ,. t<eeoing Meigs Gallic and Mason Area' · lnfor.med As Well As Several !rom the oommuniQ< have attended the State Fair at Columbus, T h e Klnasbury Mlsslonsry Club held l!o meeting recently at the home of Mro. Ralilh carl. • Mrs. Huel Arnold, Walter, Entertained E.allne and Lester attended a , ,, lamlly reunion at the home or · ~ BurdeU Brolford at Westerv!Ue, Ohi9o . Tl\0· reunion was also In andMr ,~_'s• .111111~, .. . .;... g__ • ·----10111!---.. honor of Mrs. Arnold'a father, Willlam Bratronl who celebnted his 99th birthday SundiJ'. Mr. and .Mrs. Charlea King and Mr. and Mrs, Eddie Killl and son, Joey, of Harrisonville, yfsiled over Labor Day weekend wlth Mr. and Mrs. Jim Thornberry and lamlly, and Mr. and Mrs. KeMeth Lowry of Marton, Ohio, also .with Mr. and i.rrL . Robert Rloharda and l'aJqjiY at ' Waldo, Ohio. The Youth or the carleton c:J:~Urch had a wllner roast receitly at the home of their teachor, Mra. Lbmle Hudson. HE!len King REFRIGERATOR, oablnata, beds, etc., 471 S. 'l1drd St., Middleport. Eldon Phone tn-2800. t-I0-8tc WMPO INFORMATJ.ON NEWS, r V!stll'lia tha 1 0. MoCoy lam· lly reoilutly were Mrs. FIQ'IIO Weese, Cla;klllilra. W, VL, and Mr. and MiL Stove Vemls lllld daughter, Marcia or Fairview, week. LEGAL . NOTICE •. , ::---' Schwarzel "l .,- pi Gallipolis, died tho psot . r' $00N Tboo Klmeo ofPomel'O)'ilndMrs. four mooUU. Dat.e4 'tb.ll ao&b da7 of AUI\I*l U. ' · ... O'altl ... ........ .IUifte ef taN CIIUnty STEREO AM-FM radio, pnulne walnut llnish, 4,opeed au- V~o MJI!t..- or Belpre yfstted her llllher, Jl'r, EliJah Michell recently. Mra. Locmle HudaiXI Ylalted wllll ber staler, Mr. a'ld Mrs. John Garraway aad children at Cll"""", Md., recently. Mrs. GirW'fiY ana chlldrea ac:co-nlad hSr li!ater hllno and ""' Joillld th1o wulfelld by -Mr. GamiiiiJ'; They oPllllt the l,abar Day -Cr.- . end with Mr, ail! Mrs. Loml• HUilson. Alao yfsltlal - ll'rL Wa1tha Clark of AlheDL !ii••. Sandra ~. who 11 emplayed at Alheaa, hao been yfolt. lng ber paroato this paot - k was presented 1 while ~ ~ pin lor perfect attend- - - ·.. · ·- · - - - - • IDCe Sunday .II the carleton Sunday •~ Scboolror eight yearL · PuliLIC SALE Mr, and Mrs. Paul Hicks and Sat.' Sept. 14, 1968 family of 'Bristol, Tom., vi oiled recently with Mr. and Mro. ' 11:00 WIJ'ne Beal and lamlly and with Mr. and Mrs. WUIIun BelL Mro. William Beal acC01111lanled them Rlyi- moved to On _....__. hOOIO lor a vis!~ •• _ _...., Mr. and Mrs. John Dean and :.;dw aoU the !oii<Mitil ~ ...,. had 18 rooent yfsitors Mr &OW• at my res1clence loand Mrs. Hobsrt smaney' Jr • . catad· on 7th Street Ill llaclno, ' Dale, JUI!y and Susan or WI;....;,: Ohio. FoUow the Bale oiiDI Iran .. W, VL, \r, and MrL Dl.vid S. R. 338. Brown aid ehtldren or MaosDlon, Ohio, ml Mr. and Mrs. AN11QIJ&S: Marble iql cbwoer, t ..k chairs, cheat o1 dra,nra, Paul Paynter of C&rpemer. deok, 2 drawer cheotlllldcablnet, Mn. Zora Wilker, who bls oval eland, wicker e.ntture (t )leon a patient 11.VotenullleJD. pleceo), 4 captalo'slruDca,2buorlll Hospital, has returned homo ber ublnets, mise, chslra, pto. Kat. Osann lure frames, dlaheo, • - • • • A.M. wan..m. AWMDitlM S'l'OlUI doar, glaas and oereeu, 31'4 bldles wide, '12 Inches blgb. Good condition, 115. CCII1tad Guy Bing, Phone .. I I. t-11-31c Splden' SDk Spiders capture Insecta as large as wasps · and hometl by spliting illk which en· snares them lneoeapably, serving to store them lor later use as food according to the Encyclop&ecila Brilamllca. . ~ l.Oacar '.u.-. ~..=.. I. Defraud . ·-..::...·-.....-. '· "· :.::•r.I.I'J merou.a pieces). Apoc:l'JPbl f2.0ocu ....... ca. Think othen . 14. Frueh ) l. Larva. 2.Contlnent 16. Hole in .e utlftl" mold 4. Endeavor nver · US.·Jllackert IT. Hindu _ .., myotlt: . '' co. Book or 111e ll.lntutUon ll.r~~, 1 ) CROSSWO.RD Cf. HAorolil' Manila Bay U.Meuureof .U.lan<:e ~. chlrn base, carnl.al 1la11 (Ju. HOBSTETIIR - ~.:::~;::1 ,.,. ...... REALTY AVAILAILE Jcilm Flek!o mbther, Mrs. J ..· - - .,. -'-0· . dr. Hord Top, ,llf,fa iharP,: N,r PlitM MNiit llaetne. OMo ouraw•~h,oftl,cs. 'PS, .br ..oiiit of . ,. HiiiOiiiHiiiE,ji66ii .71ii·3ii37,;,0-.1 by calling Parker IIIN2M,,._ neW we pUt ' It Iii the •haw• · meroy or 66'1-1351 OoolviDe. ' ..,.m, AT, PS & P8. 1211otc .3 BIIICI( • • .', :\~ •. i$1195 ~ ~ ~•S,b;~ " D~... s,.d~ .·own•d c. C, .BRADFORD . CONTAcr · 69 MODELS ForS.Ie .WTIQUES, Cat l!laa, 111611 RONDA 300 Sllper Hawk, RLACK AND white llone, pld. 34011 actual mtles, $125. !'bone lllf, 14 Indies tall; afiPio:d· LEGAL NOTICE ln-2'135. ll-lo.3tp J!lllelJ ID lha. Vfif'/ centJt, IIddle llld bridle, Phone ...... .. _ ......11'1' men1 on Lincoln Hill. Utllltl.. FORD CORN · Pl(l[ER, t w o · paid; adul!l only. Phone 1ft. T4HW. 11-n-lip ~ .. ·•. ";'"...:;;..,'"': row mounted complete with 1411. 1-19-lle NIIIIOe fl berftr. llftlll ...., ...... IM'""'oc! tit I« toO Fonl ........ ...,., .. ""' Chill . . . tractor, 11118 Honda iiOCI ScramTHREE ROOM furnished apart. lteal Eat... For S.le ~':!::"'.: ~ bler, CUifonl Wooten. Rt. I, ment, phone 982-5890. a.a.tte Albay, pqe -1. ..,Nip TRAILER LOTS. Bob's Mobile . roM~r ........ • .' ,. ;. . Court, Syr8CUIIII, Ohlo on Slate I illlo ~ .... .. ... . ... 11118 VOLKSWAGEN, Ill acelRt. 124, Phone 112-21151. -· : . lent condition, call fQ filii 1-ll.tfe GBO, IIOllBI'I'I'l'B llntlr ._11, or - ..lNic POMEROY - Nke I 1110m ... · · " · brick, l!ath, full b•DIMII, I ;, · ' , '· FURNISHED TWO BEDROOM HelpW•nted bedrooms, hot water . ~ _. . 1 ~~. . • ·'... . · ' APARTMEN'l', Mlcldlep..-t, l'aet porc:b. tsSOO.oo .LE· GA·.L· "Of.'1'c·.E. piJoae 111-31'14. 1-1-tfc SYIIACUSE - $ bed!- all · 11 .; . · {~ . ·' ·, . TRAlLBR SPACE, ready to eleeCrlc home, hath, b-. hoot up, private, plenty of ment, n1ee 1roat pordl, pr. 1'00111 for cbiJdren io play. age apartment. '4 aere plnel. Pboae Ill 3IOl . l-1f.tfe IIIDfJLEI'O&T - 4 bedtbrleli: home, hath and . halt, Fors.le lull basement, front pordl, . IT'S lerrlllc tho W&J we're Ill). garage, nice back y.rd. inC Blat Lullre for c1eaD1n8 IIBLEN ... VIRGIL TIW'OIID ,fAYE MtMn rucs ancl upbolslery. Rent ASSOCIATI!'A ••14111 li1'IWXliiB eJeclltc ahampooer "' Babr v-lbn. ~ ........ All'ill's Reduced RADIO !\'REi>~. hoiise calls, anleluul. sale and Ill· stallatlon. Jolm HarNllii, 711 . Pomeroy \tome & A . Brcadway st... Middleport, phone 99M522. 7·14-tfe ' . •.• ·."..., .Mllrl· _ _..,;;i;;,;.l ~-- ·wAJfl'a SALES AND SERViC:E '-GUARAHiiEDPHONE 992-2o94 I . '· COON HOUNDS, Alvlll Myen, TWO ln'ORY boule bl RadDe, • 1'001111, 'bath, ... belt, Rt. I, lleedsvDle C111 SOver pordl, garage, WOI'bhop. Ridge Road. fi.1CJ.Itp Sbecle, mra lot. Ideal ~oca­ tloll lor dllltlren. See WIBle CIUIRIAHUA Puppies, 8 weeb Dovls or Pllone till II' old. Phone BC-2141. t-IO.:!tp t-ll.ftp --- Wheel Alignment 1. 1. Remain In porked ur 2. ~pt'oyed with worm 1oap . ~ •hll th.n o high pr111ur• rlnll of 10ft wat•r lo 1'110'"" cor thine , 3. Attfndont on duty CAR BOPS. opply In ~ at Qow'a steM HoUle, Pome- FURNISHED GARAGE apart.. ...,., Ia* JIALI!: OR l"EMALE, full ..pert time nlPI or day, apply EYINRUDE '~ SOIJD STATE stereo,' 19CI8 END table, maiiOI· walnut console model, radio .COIINER aey, e:uellenl' c:imclltion. equipped, with 4-speed autoPhone 992-2441 after 7 p.m. matte changer, 4-opeakar . 9-S«p sound system. Pay only $77.33, or monthly payments. 10 x 20 Sears trailer awn!Da, can 1192-3218. 11-6-ftc snow loading kit, $140. Brand new. Phone 992-2901 or lnEARLY AMERICAN stereo, 249'1. .utc lovely maple finish, with fn. tam: !. '. · Sept. 1& from I p.m. to 5 p.m. . ....._ _ _ _ _ Gauge 1:1, 16, 20. Off Route ~ JJt on Buhan Road. 9-ll-31c '1•. word . 18. B)!nple ,, wind • . "lnltrulhellt -G,nt ' D.•'failtolwn : Q'in. ' 31. Land 9. 8pon 10. Sub-jects 18. EIO<· ~W~wm~;-IJ.J lc .....~.~-" " :.. 1 ~ Ill Nl!l "HN< H D ,., ,.tfHJ H't I I :, lJnsenmble theae four JumbiHt one letter to eaeh 14uan. to ' form four 'ordinary words. ~­ 3. tanat. •. Atlftrn•· tW.ioply fl. Slttofa Wal1,clrea 1600 · l ...eN111'• Alltwer 33. Humoro\11 ·M.,Lidpr . entry 118. Pea..U.. T.- · 38.catcry fO......berol' 8.Compau point fl. i<mrtna' - proftltllol I [ WE TO '1'AI{F' CHANCES 0~ NOT. �,. ' ~ ---;, ., • \ Mlddi~Pomeroy, SepL 11, 1968 )~~ . ·, '; MALONE . 'HOMEWORK' Watching!:r: ~ 2 SIGNS OF QUALITY Pomeroy Motor Co. ... ,$ 1965 FORD • • •• , , .•• , • , ••• , • , , , • , , , , 1595 Galaxie 4 d~, black finish, clean interior, good ,W+W tires, V8 eng1ne, auto. trans., power l!lteertng.radio, hUter, sharp 1 owner car. 1962 CADILLAC •.•.•••••••• , • , • .,SPECIAL $999 . HT Coupe, good white wall tires, tull power equipment in-cluding 6 way seat, power windows, .spoUess interior R&H. 1964 '1 . ' $995 . CORV AIR • •• : ..................... Spider, 2 dr. blaek tlmsh, good tires. 4 spd. Radio ancl heat-. er. Pomeroy Motor Co. Notice HAM SliOOT, Rlclno Gun Club, . OPEN EVES. 1:00 P.M. POMEitOY, OHIO @) Of{_ !!!1'1_!1"!!!!!1!!"""-----.J i • \ ,· • ( l I , I i :.. ,,.. ;: 'J< L ForS.Ie For Sale or Trade I '.' . '· - ' TWO LONG haired male ldl- i11611 COioiET, 6 cylinder, autotena to give away. !'bone matte, two door; 1967 Chry•· lf2.WI. 9-11-31c ler New Yorker, air conditioned, , . _ brakes, steerSHOOTING MATCH, Sunday, Ing and windows, 4 door seSept. IS. blms, bacon, baH dan; 11113 Volkswagen; 1964 ol 1101. Sbotguns only. Rut- Chevy V-8, automaUc; 1967 lllld Ameriean Lqlon Home. Mustang, 6 cyUnder automat-11~ tic. Financing available. Ph. IIVU547, after 5 phone 112slant on radio, AM & FM, 4BAND EVERY Friday and Sat57.S. 9-lli-llc speed changer, dual volume urday at Jack's Club on RafconCrol. Balance of $91.02, or iUonvllle lload off Rt. 7. Bualness Opportunity mon11lly payments of "'· Country music by Gayle M.. EXTRA INCOME OPPORTUN· Phone 992-3218. t-a.&tc Donald lllld hla Driflm. lTV. Reliable man or woman, ..ll-31c .., selling, rellll and collect SEWING Mi\CHINE: This aew. from new type <Oln operated lng machine designed espe. POR 'I'IWlg...o,lh for an· dispensers In )'0111' area. Be- clally to meet all your aew: llques. WlWam Rsmm. Mlclcome our distributor. Muat log requlremen!l lor many cllaporl. a.a.p have ear, references, 1650 to years. Makes heautllul de1111150 cash Investment, secur- signs. Sews on buttons, etc. ~ DO 10wlng at home ed by equipment and lnven· Pay only $45.98, or monthly llppen, pockets, pegging, tory, Ten boon weekly can Call !192-3218 and llemmlne. alterations, etc. net o:reellent lnoome. For paymen!l. ask for . free deJDODBtraUon. Mrs. Freddie Thabet. Ma1011, personal lntervt.... write, fn. t-a.&lc Phaae 'I'/Sa5!. 4-30-tk eluding phone number, to caiTon SUpply Company, In<!., PUPPIES, AKC Toy WILL DO Jr0am, In my home. 8110 Bryan Ave., Lellngton, POODLE miniature. $75 and up. Stud Phaae 91UII7. 9-11J.3tc service and grooming. Phooe K-ty 411105. U-8tp 1192-5«3. II 3 tfe THE ANNUAL honiemmlng of . the Mt. H011111111 U. B. Cbureh AKC Golden Retriever pnppl... PubDc S.le will be bekl Sept. 15, 111118. 524 Ash St., Mldclleport. 112Ser9lee be8llll at t:IO a.m., AUCTION, SATUHDAY, SEPT. 5443. M3.tfe 14, 1:30 p.m. The following folllnnld wllh • hutet dinner at _,, AlleJ noon urvleo he- personal property of the late : IIIIa at 1:10 p.m. Tbe speak- James L. Martin wUl he Bold KENNEBEC Potatoes, Olarletl at the residence located on HilCon, Portland. 8-it-:atc ., II Rev. Harold Holmes, state Rt. IZ4 at the upper formfrly of the Syracuse Nacorporation of Pomeroy. l"rig- POTATOES, WATERMELONS, - · Special singing, PuJ>. phone 843-:lilli4 Clarence Profidaire :efrigerator and range, lie ftloomo. 11-IG«p fitt, Portland. 1-29-tk base cabinet. kilcben bar and stoob, dish washer, HooRBVIVAL WILL BEGD! Sept. ver automatic washer, dryer. TEMCO NATURAL GAS clreu18, at the Roblon ClniBtlaD ps atoves, two electric beat- latlng heater, wall themWkllot, j1Diaa .Omrdl wllh Rev. Fred en, 9 piece dlniDg room 15,100 BTU. Call IN8-3tft. llloc*ley II e\'8JIP]IIt. BYJUte suite, eztra nice, 5 pieCe .,.... ..-dlaiJy tnvu.L ..... tor O'Dell llaDiey. 9-lO;IIc hedn1om suite, studio couch, ~davenport, a number 110 ACRE farm, good k'oom of cbattl, one contour chair. ' house, lafle barn, .tfl amts WILL DO PAINTING, plnmhiq, oorree iahle, step tahleJ, wrlUllable, balance pasture and capador IIIII electric wort tlng dealt. Westlnghouae TV. Umber. One mtle off 114, Mtby ooull._'l..- by hour. Phone record player and recorda neravDie, Ohio. Pbone 1ft. """"'re 116'f.'l85l N-IJip radio, ampUfler, plastic a. JUte lnatlng pn!ll, two sweepers, YARD SALE. flouoeho!d and Ironing board, loldlng ehaira, USED HEATING equipment, mile., Salllnlay, Sept. 14, ltt one ps floor furnace, l!O,OOO 8outb Pari st., Mlcldlepart, two fans, ptcturea, lloob, BTU, t60; one g88 upflo fur. porch lumllure and many Oblo. ~-&a~! nace 90,000 B'nl, $911; 4 gu llema not listed. Cora ~~eeg. ell'tlllatlng heatera wllh fan, le, Aclmlnlslratrlx. Torma lSD and up; one coal stoter Wanted To Buy Cosh, not ruponsible lor aewith controls $75; one oil SBNG. clfatn, gl"""" flllll., . cldonia, sale by Bradford ..,. raot $1.10 lb., Col. Seal conversion burner 11&0; uaad lUI lb. Bill Bailey, Reeda- Auetlon Co.,_Boa 118, Racine, coal furnaceo. blowm. ArnOhio. Pboae MH821. tllle. I-Uic old Brothers, Pomeroy, phone II-11Htc lft-2441. t-a.tk ANTIQUES, lumltnre, · dllbll. For Rent ""'"'1"'""'11. loin. Howard Cl2 VO!JtSWAGEN, two door TRAILER, Brown's Trailer Cedi, . . "· llalu st., J'ome. ...ran. cleluu IIIOdd, Pboae Perlt. Mln«sville. Phone 19J. 1.a.tte ltJ-8252. ElleniiGn S. ..IIHtp t-Il ..a: IIIIS-33U. _,..,rHIIIp Wanted IIBCBANJC. ..... 1'RUQt )111, paid . - - . paid hospital ... life IDsuraD<e, paid 11011 plan, pild sick leave, can • II II « I!DIIIIIel '*" ,-: ' o-re ..u.ae Orlle. > MASON ". CAR. WASH ' . Try Our Nelil Automatic Car Wash (Hot A Orcv.. Thrul' 1se ruRNISHED and unlurnlsheol apartmen!l. Clol! to oehool. Phone m-5454. 1CHS.tfc 11\AILER SPACE, all utlUtleJ available. Inquire 156 Mulber· ry after 3 or 5 p.m. Write P. 0. Box 425 Pomeroy. $.29-Uc Ia ~ BBF, Atbens, Olllo. --- ....Ute WAJ'niEIIS, Write . . V, In eare· of Tbe Dall)l Senllnel, , . PoiDB'oJ. Oblo. ...J.O.Itc . ·. s..s~· •. . S.rvJtH .tt••" Open: IA·F • .. • .... - • 11 to 6 Sat. "• •• -.-.-.- .9 to 7 Sun. ·· . . . . . . . . 11 to 6 • CUR'I'lSS bNedlng l4irVI<e ol . 21 dlll-t lm>eds, eaWe llr- .68 PO"HTIAC • • ••• ·SAVE 11nlCa,l!na 2 ~r. Har4'Top. on.. .. or i ~!teeds olgoat blll:lll. ture. phone ln-1'147. 9-&«c ly 2.3U •••r 111llec. SO n~~ar --- FIVE ROOM bouse, .bath, 12 acres. Sell on land contract. Write Bol: 6&8C. In care of The Dally SenilneJ, Pomeroy. .utp ---,--- AuctioNEER Com~ :PB ·& AT. ~· · olsct~~•r• · ~~ I!!Onlee •. ~995.00. . "]; •.• 64 FORD :,. ' • • ····1895 Cl'lttBradf.,. :;. 5. I lfc 2 Dr. Seclon. 6 c}tl. std. 1hlfr. Ex'l!ro shorp light blue flnleh. " AIR CONDmONlNG He-.' ., atlon service. Jaek'l Rotrlg.f· oration, New Raven. bone · ~ 882-20'111. 4 ,. trc· .. ·;;, B~ETTNA~S ' l968 PORTABLE, sllglttl)l UBed, READY - MIX concrete d~JI,. ered right to your proJeel. does everything without al4 Fast and eaoy, Frel! · estitachments, over cut, dams. mates. Phone 9!1H284, makes buttonholeJ, sews CD loin Ready . Mix Co., Mlckllebuttons. In good condition; port, Ohio. I 30 lfe $5.05 per month, or lull price of $44.24. For free home de- Gael- monstration, call 992-2836. t-1~ FARM. Approximately 175 .., res, Cwo story house, barn, etc., all huildlnp In poor condition, located in RuUand townahlp, Meigs County, call Middleport 992-2881 after 5 p.m. f-1141e SIX ROOM HOUSE, bath, furnlsbed t3500. unlumilhed $3100. In Syroeuse on Rl. 124, · out or hlglt water, lovely view of river, pbcme 192-3565. HI-«< ---TWO HOUSES In Mlnemllle, both for $3500. Phone ~!~J-80~1, t-lt.flc WOMAN'S WINTER aJel, heaV"f ......• p!Mia& abean. All In One shape. ll'orpret Bailey, Phone ...... ..11-31c BUDGET PRICE furniture on our third Door budget shop. Bater Furniture, Middleport, .Ohio. ? 2S tk SEWING MACHINES. repair servl<e. an makeJ. WY S. 2284. The Fabrio Shop, Pomeroy . .Authorized Singer SaleJ and Service. We Sharpen Scissors. S-29-tfc CIGARE'n'E vending machines and servt<:e.. AliC Enler!ldlea. Mason, W. Vo. Phone m:554J: • ....tie ln•urance AUTOMOBILE lnsuran<e ben eueeUecl?' Lost your operator's ,IICIIISI!? can 992-211611. • 11 tk LEGAL NOTICE aurcK · · ~f>oHri~c GMC :rRuCKS ·"'i, ,POMER!;IY t . :• '. .~ --'., • ~ ' NOTICI Of APPOitiTiatn- I C• No. tGOOO lat• et Merry a~ AI.._ Dna' t Nollee 11 herebJ' It,.. tblt a.. 1nona Yollk.r of Jbelll,e, lloalte t hu been dulJ apjol.D.ted ..... ,.,,: tntrlx <ll the &ltate of 11arrJ t.. Allen. deceated, late Cil B.adM, Ohio, ll'.oute l. Mel .. CoUfttf, Oh&o. Credllon are requb'ed &o tue tbell' claim wtth tll14 fidudarr wttlttn four mootbl. · Dated: thll 5tb del' of September ..... .u. F. H. O'IIIIN Probl.. JUdll ef Mid CIUfttY t-11.1 .. , ate . LEGAL NOTICE NOTICI OP APPOIN'IMIII1' c ... No. t t • htat. ef PNCt11 PIKMr, O.C.I. . Notkl! II l!ier.by Jt'llea tt111l lo)'ee of Route 3. Pomeror. bu IIlia, .beea du~ 11ppolnted bee\a1ria of lhl Baute ol Freda .. eued, late of ·~'Sieber, Pomero)', tt.- Yelp CollDtJ, Ohio. Credlion .re requtred bJ rue tb.ltlr daJJftl with nld fiduelary wltltlll lour JOOIItbt, Dated thbl 28tll Qy ol A~ W. P. H. 0'8liiN ......,. ...... ., laid CMftly .... J P.ll; ..18 NOTICI OP APPCIINTMINT IJtlte of 'renk OauL Dn1111d Nolin fl Ureby liYH tbat 1114on O.Ul, of Cbuter, (dUo, hu been d.UlJ QPOlDt.d S.ICU.10r of tbt Jll. Ute ot J'ralllr. O.ul , deeeued. .late ~~>I Melli COWI.\J', Oblo. Cndtton an requlnd. LO file U.lr 10Wml Wilb llld fldueluJ wUldll w. From tile Largest Tr\IC'II ·' ' Bollm ..r Rldiltor To The Hoc;kii1JIGfl, Oblo · BLAETTNARS .rln !lnollest Heater Core. •.-·p !::::"::~::43::::::::~ ' &tern Local / .... : , &cial Notes . • Jl ,. J ,presents . 1 .~pelt ~REpqus· • W, Vi.. Mro. Dana F1ok received word of the death of her brother, Mr. ~ •n• •u tomatic changer, 1111 modern <ODSOie, ookl lor $111.85. Will sat! to reliable party I or 1114.511 cash or SS.56 per month. Call lft.D. t-IHtc 1 ,· Mr. and Mrs..NormanMeCaln. Filth and AD~hoir, a~ecLtbe ~W- picnic at·Marietta. / · DAllY : '·· AT ··. 7:50 A'.M. t2 "OON 3 P.M. · 1l1E POLmCIMJ liAS "IHEM 1'-l 'rtlUR FOCKf.T .... . AND Kingsbury News, Notes ... A'-JD t\P,~ me t:eAJTI ~1' lHE:M 110 '1\jUR. MOUTtll •=30 P.M. ,. t<eeoing Meigs Gallic and Mason Area' · lnfor.med As Well As Several !rom the oommuniQ< have attended the State Fair at Columbus, T h e Klnasbury Mlsslonsry Club held l!o meeting recently at the home of Mro. Ralilh carl. • Mrs. Huel Arnold, Walter, Entertained E.allne and Lester attended a , ,, lamlly reunion at the home or · ~ BurdeU Brolford at Westerv!Ue, Ohi9o . Tl\0· reunion was also In andMr ,~_'s• .111111~, .. . .;... g__ • ·----10111!---.. honor of Mrs. Arnold'a father, Willlam Bratronl who celebnted his 99th birthday SundiJ'. Mr. and .Mrs. Charlea King and Mr. and Mrs, Eddie Killl and son, Joey, of Harrisonville, yfsiled over Labor Day weekend wlth Mr. and Mrs. Jim Thornberry and lamlly, and Mr. and Mrs. KeMeth Lowry of Marton, Ohio, also .with Mr. and i.rrL . Robert Rloharda and l'aJqjiY at ' Waldo, Ohio. The Youth or the carleton c:J:~Urch had a wllner roast receitly at the home of their teachor, Mra. Lbmle Hudson. HE!len King REFRIGERATOR, oablnata, beds, etc., 471 S. 'l1drd St., Middleport. Eldon Phone tn-2800. t-I0-8tc WMPO INFORMATJ.ON NEWS, r V!stll'lia tha 1 0. MoCoy lam· lly reoilutly were Mrs. FIQ'IIO Weese, Cla;klllilra. W, VL, and Mr. and MiL Stove Vemls lllld daughter, Marcia or Fairview, week. LEGAL . NOTICE •. , ::---' Schwarzel "l .,- pi Gallipolis, died tho psot . r' $00N Tboo Klmeo ofPomel'O)'ilndMrs. four mooUU. Dat.e4 'tb.ll ao&b da7 of AUI\I*l U. ' · ... O'altl ... ........ .IUifte ef taN CIIUnty STEREO AM-FM radio, pnulne walnut llnish, 4,opeed au- V~o MJI!t..- or Belpre yfstted her llllher, Jl'r, EliJah Michell recently. Mra. Locmle HudaiXI Ylalted wllll ber staler, Mr. a'ld Mrs. John Garraway aad children at Cll"""", Md., recently. Mrs. GirW'fiY ana chlldrea ac:co-nlad hSr li!ater hllno and ""' Joillld th1o wulfelld by -Mr. GamiiiiJ'; They oPllllt the l,abar Day -Cr.- . end with Mr, ail! Mrs. Loml• HUilson. Alao yfsltlal - ll'rL Wa1tha Clark of AlheDL !ii••. Sandra ~. who 11 emplayed at Alheaa, hao been yfolt. lng ber paroato this paot - k was presented 1 while ~ ~ pin lor perfect attend- - - ·.. · ·- · - - - - • IDCe Sunday .II the carleton Sunday •~ Scboolror eight yearL · PuliLIC SALE Mr, and Mrs. Paul Hicks and Sat.' Sept. 14, 1968 family of 'Bristol, Tom., vi oiled recently with Mr. and Mro. ' 11:00 WIJ'ne Beal and lamlly and with Mr. and Mrs. WUIIun BelL Mro. William Beal acC01111lanled them Rlyi- moved to On _....__. hOOIO lor a vis!~ •• _ _...., Mr. and Mrs. John Dean and :.;dw aoU the !oii<Mitil ~ ...,. had 18 rooent yfsitors Mr &OW• at my res1clence loand Mrs. Hobsrt smaney' Jr • . catad· on 7th Street Ill llaclno, ' Dale, JUI!y and Susan or WI;....;,: Ohio. FoUow the Bale oiiDI Iran .. W, VL, \r, and MrL Dl.vid S. R. 338. Brown aid ehtldren or MaosDlon, Ohio, ml Mr. and Mrs. AN11QIJ&S: Marble iql cbwoer, t ..k chairs, cheat o1 dra,nra, Paul Paynter of C&rpemer. deok, 2 drawer cheotlllldcablnet, Mn. Zora Wilker, who bls oval eland, wicker e.ntture (t )leon a patient 11.VotenullleJD. pleceo), 4 captalo'slruDca,2buorlll Hospital, has returned homo ber ublnets, mise, chslra, pto. Kat. Osann lure frames, dlaheo, • - • • • A.M. wan..m. AWMDitlM S'l'OlUI doar, glaas and oereeu, 31'4 bldles wide, '12 Inches blgb. Good condition, 115. CCII1tad Guy Bing, Phone .. I I. t-11-31c Splden' SDk Spiders capture Insecta as large as wasps · and hometl by spliting illk which en· snares them lneoeapably, serving to store them lor later use as food according to the Encyclop&ecila Brilamllca. . ~ l.Oacar '.u.-. ~..=.. I. Defraud . ·-..::...·-.....-. '· "· :.::•r.I.I'J merou.a pieces). Apoc:l'JPbl f2.0ocu ....... ca. Think othen . 14. Frueh ) l. Larva. 2.Contlnent 16. Hole in .e utlftl" mold 4. Endeavor nver · US.·Jllackert IT. Hindu _ .., myotlt: . '' co. Book or 111e ll.lntutUon ll.r~~, 1 ) CROSSWO.RD Cf. HAorolil' Manila Bay U.Meuureof .U.lan<:e ~. chlrn base, carnl.al 1la11 (Ju. HOBSTETIIR - ~.:::~;::1 ,.,. ...... REALTY AVAILAILE Jcilm Flek!o mbther, Mrs. J ..· - - .,. -'-0· . dr. Hord Top, ,llf,fa iharP,: N,r PlitM MNiit llaetne. OMo ouraw•~h,oftl,cs. 'PS, .br ..oiiit of . ,. HiiiOiiiHiiiE,ji66ii .71ii·3ii37,;,0-.1 by calling Parker IIIN2M,,._ neW we pUt ' It Iii the •haw• · meroy or 66'1-1351 OoolviDe. ' ..,.m, AT, PS & P8. 1211otc .3 BIIICI( • • .', :\~ •. i$1195 ~ ~ ~•S,b;~ " D~... s,.d~ .·own•d c. C, .BRADFORD . CONTAcr · 69 MODELS ForS.Ie .WTIQUES, Cat l!laa, 111611 RONDA 300 Sllper Hawk, RLACK AND white llone, pld. 34011 actual mtles, $125. !'bone lllf, 14 Indies tall; afiPio:d· LEGAL NOTICE ln-2'135. ll-lo.3tp J!lllelJ ID lha. Vfif'/ centJt, IIddle llld bridle, Phone ...... .. _ ......11'1' men1 on Lincoln Hill. Utllltl.. FORD CORN · Pl(l[ER, t w o · paid; adul!l only. Phone 1ft. T4HW. 11-n-lip ~ .. ·•. ";'"...:;;..,'"': row mounted complete with 1411. 1-19-lle NIIIIOe fl berftr. llftlll ...., ...... IM'""'oc! tit I« toO Fonl ........ ...,., .. ""' Chill . . . tractor, 11118 Honda iiOCI ScramTHREE ROOM furnished apart. lteal Eat... For S.le ~':!::"'.: ~ bler, CUifonl Wooten. Rt. I, ment, phone 982-5890. a.a.tte Albay, pqe -1. ..,Nip TRAILER LOTS. Bob's Mobile . roM~r ........ • .' ,. ;. . Court, Syr8CUIIII, Ohlo on Slate I illlo ~ .... .. ... . ... 11118 VOLKSWAGEN, Ill acelRt. 124, Phone 112-21151. -· : . lent condition, call fQ filii 1-ll.tfe GBO, IIOllBI'I'I'l'B llntlr ._11, or - ..lNic POMEROY - Nke I 1110m ... · · " · brick, l!ath, full b•DIMII, I ;, · ' , '· FURNISHED TWO BEDROOM HelpW•nted bedrooms, hot water . ~ _. . 1 ~~. . • ·'... . · ' APARTMEN'l', Mlcldlep..-t, l'aet porc:b. tsSOO.oo .LE· GA·.L· "Of.'1'c·.E. piJoae 111-31'14. 1-1-tfc SYIIACUSE - $ bed!- all · 11 .; . · {~ . ·' ·, . TRAlLBR SPACE, ready to eleeCrlc home, hath, b-. hoot up, private, plenty of ment, n1ee 1roat pordl, pr. 1'00111 for cbiJdren io play. age apartment. '4 aere plnel. Pboae Ill 3IOl . l-1f.tfe IIIDfJLEI'O&T - 4 bedtbrleli: home, hath and . halt, Fors.le lull basement, front pordl, . IT'S lerrlllc tho W&J we're Ill). garage, nice back y.rd. inC Blat Lullre for c1eaD1n8 IIBLEN ... VIRGIL TIW'OIID ,fAYE MtMn rucs ancl upbolslery. Rent ASSOCIATI!'A ••14111 li1'IWXliiB eJeclltc ahampooer "' Babr v-lbn. ~ ........ All'ill's Reduced RADIO !\'REi>~. hoiise calls, anleluul. sale and Ill· stallatlon. Jolm HarNllii, 711 . Pomeroy \tome & A . Brcadway st... Middleport, phone 99M522. 7·14-tfe ' . •.• ·."..., .Mllrl· _ _..,;;i;;,;.l ~-- ·wAJfl'a SALES AND SERViC:E '-GUARAHiiEDPHONE 992-2o94 I . '· COON HOUNDS, Alvlll Myen, TWO ln'ORY boule bl RadDe, • 1'001111, 'bath, ... belt, Rt. I, lleedsvDle C111 SOver pordl, garage, WOI'bhop. Ridge Road. fi.1CJ.Itp Sbecle, mra lot. Ideal ~oca­ tloll lor dllltlren. See WIBle CIUIRIAHUA Puppies, 8 weeb Dovls or Pllone till II' old. Phone BC-2141. t-IO.:!tp t-ll.ftp --- Wheel Alignment 1. 1. Remain In porked ur 2. ~pt'oyed with worm 1oap . ~ •hll th.n o high pr111ur• rlnll of 10ft wat•r lo 1'110'"" cor thine , 3. Attfndont on duty CAR BOPS. opply In ~ at Qow'a steM HoUle, Pome- FURNISHED GARAGE apart.. ...,., Ia* JIALI!: OR l"EMALE, full ..pert time nlPI or day, apply EYINRUDE '~ SOIJD STATE stereo,' 19CI8 END table, maiiOI· walnut console model, radio .COIINER aey, e:uellenl' c:imclltion. equipped, with 4-speed autoPhone 992-2441 after 7 p.m. matte changer, 4-opeakar . 9-S«p sound system. Pay only $77.33, or monthly payments. 10 x 20 Sears trailer awn!Da, can 1192-3218. 11-6-ftc snow loading kit, $140. Brand new. Phone 992-2901 or lnEARLY AMERICAN stereo, 249'1. .utc lovely maple finish, with fn. tam: !. '. · Sept. 1& from I p.m. to 5 p.m. . ....._ _ _ _ _ Gauge 1:1, 16, 20. Off Route ~ JJt on Buhan Road. 9-ll-31c '1•. word . 18. B)!nple ,, wind • . "lnltrulhellt -G,nt ' D.•'failtolwn : Q'in. ' 31. Land 9. 8pon 10. Sub-jects 18. EIO<· ~W~wm~;-IJ.J lc .....~.~-" " :.. 1 ~ Ill Nl!l "HN< H D ,., ,.tfHJ H't I I :, lJnsenmble theae four JumbiHt one letter to eaeh 14uan. to ' form four 'ordinary words. ~­ 3. tanat. •. Atlftrn•· tW.ioply fl. Slttofa Wal1,clrea 1600 · l ...eN111'• Alltwer 33. Humoro\11 ·M.,Lidpr . entry 118. Pea..U.. T.- · 38.catcry fO......berol' 8.Compau point fl. i<mrtna' - proftltllol I [ WE TO '1'AI{F' CHANCES 0~ NOT. �''·' ' ,\. ,. ~ .' ) ' ·l ' ' . !je~ncl, Middleport-Pomeroy, sept. 11, 1968 .' t emperdnce Unit _ 1· ' ·,: ' ...FJ.ectkm •· s or t'iew ·Officer Slate new oftlcers and ·,,. taJk f!i:.the Rev. " on 1h• health hazards o! alOQhol hla!lllglrtedthe amual meet- .;. 1r Inc of tilt Meigs County Women's • Chrt.Uan Temperance Union at the Pomeroy United MethQdist Church, Elected were Mrs. B e t t y Cline, president; Mrs. Beulah 'White, vice president; Mrs. 0, E. McKinney, secretary; and Mrs. Genevieve saxton, treas- '' urer. Miss Margaret Sauer was named directoroftemperanceeducatlon, and other chairmen appointed were Miu Lucretia Genhelmer, visual programs; Mrs. Glenroy Ewing, literature; Mrs. James Stephenson, Christian outreach, and Mrs. McKinley, publicity. Rather Have Jesus," by the Rev. Glen Hiles, pastor or the host ehurch. Re{X)rts were presented with ' Middleport shoWing a member. ship of .52 and Pomeroy 37. Til ere was prayer by Mrs. Allen Hamp. ton, s~cial music by ~Irs. White and Mrs. Florence IJaiUlay, and devotions by Mrs. T, T, Shelton, who used "Prayer and Fa.Jth," u her topic. t Three Birthdays Observed I"' .1 ·.,t,l 1 1' ..-~ . ' ! '' SYRACUSE - Forty relatives gathered at the home of Mr. and Mrs. James S. Quick Sunda~ Sept. 1, honoring them arid their son Thomas on their birthda~s. The day was Mrs. tluirk' s IJirthday; Mr. Quick's is Sept. II, and Thomas's was Aug. 30. lt·e cream, cake, i("l.' tea and t·offec were served. Visiting during the da,\ were Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Quitk, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Wcsne) and son Douglas: Mr. and Mr s. Edward Chapman, son Eddie; Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Chapman, daugh ters Shelley and Kimbcrl}; tonnle K;cy Chapman, and Sharon Sue Cottrill, all of Columbu ~ ; Eddie Van !o.latre, West Columbia; Mr. and Mrs. Cha1·les Pul lins and son, Long Bottom; Mr. and Mrs. Milford F rederick and sons, Minersville; ~1r. and Mr s. 1lober1 Wood arv:t Debbie Bostic, llacine; Mrs. Laura Sa}·re, Mrs. llazcl Wickline, Mrs. Laura Circle, Waid Johnson, all of Dorcas; Mr. and Mrs. Gordon West, Debra, Hhonda, John and Melor;t, llacine, and Mrs. Margan•t Cottr ill, Craig and Bruce, local. Son Born Aug. 27th Mr . and Mrs. William Hayes of Indiana are announcing t h c birth of a son on August 27. The infant weighed 7 pounds and 2 ounrcs and has been named Jeff. ery Allen. Mr. and Mrs. Hayes are the parents of two other children, Vikki and Bryan. Grandparents are Mrs. Lola Jeffers. Mason, and Mr. and Mrs. Arnold Hayes., Middleport; a great-grandmother is Mrs. Eth· el IJadgely, Middleport. · ~·,·.·. l;,_;f.. ·: . · · .Vows EveM dly achool at 10 a.m. There Moyer, pastor· of the Middleport Church of Christ, listed effects of drinking aloohol beverages and. the cost to society in broken home.s and lives. Miss Sauer, president or the county union for the past 10 years, opened the meeting with prayer. There was prayer by the Rev. Mr. Moyer and a vocal solo, "Pd ~~t~t~'f.,V.XSCS ,..., I odlot Church Slnday. Evenls will begin With 9Jn- Re\'. Raull!n MO.\'- .dL 'Wig; ., llomeoonllng will be hold at ·the Morse Chapel Vnlled Moth· will be a basket dinner at noon and a program ln the afternoon. The Rev. Freeland Nor· ris will be song leader. T he public is invited. Program , Inaions ·, I .. ' ·' •• ' OfSept. 7 The weddirw: of Miss Brerda D. Wigal, daughter or Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Wigal, 561 Kossuth A\le., Columbus, to Donald E. Ward, son of Mr. and Mrs. Anniversary 1, was an event or saturday, Sept 7. Is Observed MASON - Mr. and Mrs. A D. (Andy) llumc of Pomeroy You c•n H a .... ·Winnerl Win · '200-'I00-•50-'10-•5-'2-'1 Ernest s. Ward,orRutJand,Route st., Vows of the ceremony were read at 2 p.m. at the Danvitle Pilgrim Holiness Church by the Rev. Charles Dozer. Miss Ll.nda Betz served as Qllid of honor for the bride, and Steve Brogan of RuUand was best man. A reception was held at the home of the bridegroom's parents .. The new Mrs. Ward is a graduate or South High School in C. lumbus, class of 1966, and ls currently employed as a private secretary for . a Columbus legal firm. Mr. Ward graduated from RutLarxl High School in 1963. He entered tile t.S. Army In September of that year and served three years during which time he attended the University of Maryland aJXI the University of Heidelberg in Germany. lie is oow associated with the Hexair Corporation as a branch manager of its northeasl Columbus of- observed U1eir 50th wedding anni versary SuOOay with o p e n house. Arrangements for the surprise event were made by their daughter, Mrs. Raymond (Virginia) Grcalhouse of Huntington, and their two sons, Andy, Jr. of Lima, Ohio and George B. Hume of Stanton, Mich. Mr. and Mrs. Hume were marr ied Sept. 11, 1918 at Hinton. W, Va., by tile Rev, Hackney. Mr. Hume will be 95 years old in February and still enjoy s good health. His wife wiU soon be 79 and also enjoys the ble ssing of good health. One hundred and four person!:i altcnded the happy occasion and presented many gifts to them. The 50th anniversary cake of rive ti ers was decorated in gold and green with the color scheme fice. Mr. and Mrs. Ward are residcarded out in gold candle holding at 940 E. North Broadway, l!f !:l with green candles. Flower Columbus. arrangements were used in the dining room and living room. "SI'ORE'' PLANNED Mrs. John llealey of HuntingA town and country store will ton served the puncl1 and coffee be held in the building next to was served by Mrs. William F..arl's Barber Shop in Racine Welch of Huntington. Mrs. Vrance s Shaffer of East Bank served Friday snd Saturday by the HapPY Hustlers Sunday School Class the cake. Several of the guests were of the llacine Methodist Church. from Lewisburg, Hinton, Hunting~ The group will also hold a bake sale on Saturday. ton and New Port News, Va. Wo ................... " Umlt •••lllilt. ANTHONY Plulllltlng Hea1i119 K·now True Value Workmanship Ia oH ef lhe key• to the value you are getUJII. Wben buyluc elolhlnJ eheck seams to •ee If they are even ID wldlh, Rat and wide e n o u 1 h to wltholllllll otraln and permit alteratltno. If. uot, you are not 1•111111 · value lor your mouey. Lon, .......... IU6l right for grUlinq outdoors/ PLUMBING AND UIQA HEATING atOICI -. ,... Cut Neek Bones ---- 3 ROOMS New Furniture ONLY $'299 Mr. and Mrs. ThomasR. Bumside, E. Main St., Pomeroy, ue announcing the birth ol sn 8 lb. daughter, Teresa Lynn, at Holzer Hospital Sept. 7. Grandparents are Mr. a n d Mrs. LawrenCe Johnston, Purtlsnd, Ohio, and Mr. &nd Mrs. Harold Burnside, Kingsbury Rd., Pomeroy. Great-grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Ed Bush and Mr. and Mrs. Maywood John· ston, Racine. This is the couple's first child. Wear and Toss Away Paper dresses have gained popularity among the young set. They' call lt the "fun dress" and It's so inexpensive. What's more no laundry problems ... you simply throw it away! .. sso.oo ..... w••ce.• c-.... ,.,.. ' MAlON fUINITiiiE CO. · Deserts ~over 40 per cent of Africa's total area. :) Romer~y . -l toger \'' ·' ":;' ·Open " ., ·Sunday 10 a.m.· '• 7 p.ni.· MASOI, W. VA. - -. IIMIICO :Ritz Craeke~ · ·----------------------------------·--·-~ TRY THIS FROZEN FOOD BUY! ! MORTON CHICKEN ! POT PIES ~~:~Ev 39e KN,Ir'• , _ - Bucket Steak . _-.. __ .. 99c ..... .. Rib Roast ~) Nabisco Hon~ry Graham s-Ib. bx. 39c I\ 69c N.art.n All V•rMtles AUFIGvors Delicious Flavor! Low CaiiOI'IJI! ICE __J: MILK· •' 59c· I LYONS MARKET TOP BRAND CUSTOM COTTAGE CHilli Reserved to Umit Quantities Peanut Butter.;~.!i:,6 9C Bounty Towels..... 3 ~. Sl . . De- CO'n.ra•u,~........~:·L99 · · 2 59"' Hudson Nap *"lns (ANNED POP Ail Flavors 12 , Sl · cans ll •••••• e •• • •• •• e •••••"· . . pkgi, ol200' , , ., Ho. ~~ Peac h Haves I ••.••••••••••••• .,........ 4 ..••• 00 Lody Tabor Cherry Pie Fillin1.!':;k.Y:~ ••••••_•••••• 2 ":~.~ 89e' Dairy Fresh Oleo.::·::~ ••• ~ •••••••••••~ : ~~~- 99e 3 14o.·~~·2 )... , 00 Pineapple Dol Manto SlicodJ>r Crvoh~d . ·. . . Malwell House Coffee:~. ....... . :•••••••• ~~~ .73C . ~· ' ' ' . "· •. lb. 69c ' /.1 ' ·,, u - .. G•la Decor.tor ,_ Pepper ,Ivory Snow 2. ........ 73e . ~· Sta Flo $priJ Starch 59e ..Duz Dewrgent 2_._ . ' ' ,,.., 11%1 ..... '00 Clll $1.11 11Z1 CJ- 111•1 Breck Ox)rdol .• 35C ....... ' \ Tide ' ·Hi Nuor = 99c 2 ~· 89c a!,O:I K,_ Plain Toothpaste . ':" 57c ·'·' K-Ilt BRAND MILK Krot~~r Buttermilk 3 ,.... 79e Butter .. ___ :._ 69c lSi: IIIIo Got W .... II H.T.tt.. """"' - Hair Spray •- ::-·49e ' . K...... lllold Ai••tAR '• ' llellaoVOI~ . = . Ron ,..._.. ''ICtltN 29e , Cheese .. __ . '::. 59e tUI ... ..,. , , ....... """""" Li. • • ~. $1.29 .M,.rgarine _ :._ 39c ~pll'lll ........... . Creme ·Rinse 4 :: $1 K.._.. - · IleUM, !Hot Alii Breads ___ 4 ..._ $1 Fvlly- D(_,- ~1 5WHt 3 !:' 89c Potatoes ~- t9c K,...r Br.nd Fig Bars 2 lb. pit g. 49e Or.,..,..., Drink _____ 4 ::- $1 IC,...- P'IIIIIPPII Tom. Sauce _ 9 l ...uy Brond 2 I b. i•r ••••••••••• Tokay ·crapes pk.. * lb. 2 Fresh WW..S 1Puc:ar Grapes ...... ' o._ •..• ... 69t Onions ____ 3 -. 39c ' . ~. ~ '·. Pears ";;~;.. . . 5 ,.. (9t ... . -1' '. '\ • $1 Pancake Flour 2~~ 29' Rolls ____ 2 :;:- 29c ..Rolls..... ........ ______ 39c .,.,........ Saltines ..... 29e := KROGER STRAWBERRY Preserves 39c Peas _____ - 71-llo.,...., .... .,., w.. KROGER BuHererust ~~~-~- ~ AvoiHhlle Sweet Peanut Butter . Honeydews ' $1.39 K,_ R...,lor ond Cruncll .......... ... Towels ____ 3 •:: $1 ------con 47e Carrots:. ~· ~~~ Tea Bags _____ lSi: lbe Ullnl lrh 33·c 2 Kroger Hit c· lb. ............................. - Ground 81... ' .bsooted Colors - - ... -... - - Shortening 3 Morton All V•rittiH 87e .loot . . BUY! Right RAT KILLER "'· 39e Fro~tt~ Coffee ___ .. Bonus ' DAIRY TOMATO JUICE ~ ------- Weiners ___________ :;·49e Dreft ' 46 oz. can "'· 49c Sue!'o•r All Mut Dinners--- 3 '.:tc-: $1 Pies - - - ~ -3 :: $1 Pot Pies - -S :::. $1 Treet .... 2 ': 89c Ice !::!+ .................. ..... Bologna ----------- ...... 49c MeKWOII Houle Jlot., Drip, Mel Eloctro P.,. Sunshine Krispy Crackers-lb. bx . 37e DEL MONTE 39e Kahn's Dtlu~et Club N:ortotl Frvit •nd Custard ~---- ' RUTLAND DEPT. STORE lb. Armour . AT RUTLAND Le~-0-Lamb $1.09 111. Hens F"sh Fronft New Zul•nd * lb. FOR / Bakin~ No WtJBtel . I ·---·----------------------------------1 ( Sllco4 Ito. 4lc Kreger Wishbone Br•nd Roll Roast .. l*tl lb. 39e Flounder ______ ~~- 99c ,.,enics __ ---------- U.S.D.A. Choice Teruleray BoneleBS Boston •. 99e Ground Chuck lb. "'· 39e ~orSmolcodWhoto Smoked Ham T. . .•W' ....... lltelc: Lcndon Broil .. .... $1.39 _ Frying Chickens '• Full Sh•nk H•tf Birth Announcement Mode by Burnsides Ft"Mh llre•st or Lq Qwrter 12-u. SNPacl..... Mooty- Swiss Steak .. 69e PhOne WY 2·255o •. 49e Shrimp Beef Shanks VOL. NO. 4 ON SALI THIS WeEK AT KROOiilll .,_ ·49c Fn-.P.D. Conhr Cut; Sllco4 + lb. F.....ro fllltlltf ·~- Stew Beef ____ _ ll>.85e Ocean Perch Chuck Steak ·USDA CHOICE Your Dlplncllll!lt , Dealer For Break Away To Better Food Values! I U.S.D.A. Center Cut C.,O,rltlhl, 'l1oo ICtotltr C.., INII No PurchtJBe Required To Play! Funk & Wagnall-s Encyclopedia "Fish Favorites'' "8o11p & Stew" '• ' �''·' ' ,\. ,. ~ .' ) ' ·l ' ' . !je~ncl, Middleport-Pomeroy, sept. 11, 1968 .' t emperdnce Unit _ 1· ' ·,: ' ...FJ.ectkm •· s or t'iew ·Officer Slate new oftlcers and ·,,. taJk f!i:.the Rev. " on 1h• health hazards o! alOQhol hla!lllglrtedthe amual meet- .;. 1r Inc of tilt Meigs County Women's • Chrt.Uan Temperance Union at the Pomeroy United MethQdist Church, Elected were Mrs. B e t t y Cline, president; Mrs. Beulah 'White, vice president; Mrs. 0, E. McKinney, secretary; and Mrs. Genevieve saxton, treas- '' urer. Miss Margaret Sauer was named directoroftemperanceeducatlon, and other chairmen appointed were Miu Lucretia Genhelmer, visual programs; Mrs. Glenroy Ewing, literature; Mrs. James Stephenson, Christian outreach, and Mrs. McKinley, publicity. Rather Have Jesus," by the Rev. Glen Hiles, pastor or the host ehurch. Re{X)rts were presented with ' Middleport shoWing a member. ship of .52 and Pomeroy 37. Til ere was prayer by Mrs. Allen Hamp. ton, s~cial music by ~Irs. White and Mrs. Florence IJaiUlay, and devotions by Mrs. T, T, Shelton, who used "Prayer and Fa.Jth," u her topic. t Three Birthdays Observed I"' .1 ·.,t,l 1 1' ..-~ . ' ! '' SYRACUSE - Forty relatives gathered at the home of Mr. and Mrs. James S. Quick Sunda~ Sept. 1, honoring them arid their son Thomas on their birthda~s. The day was Mrs. tluirk' s IJirthday; Mr. Quick's is Sept. II, and Thomas's was Aug. 30. lt·e cream, cake, i("l.' tea and t·offec were served. Visiting during the da,\ were Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Quitk, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Wcsne) and son Douglas: Mr. and Mr s. Edward Chapman, son Eddie; Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Chapman, daugh ters Shelley and Kimbcrl}; tonnle K;cy Chapman, and Sharon Sue Cottrill, all of Columbu ~ ; Eddie Van !o.latre, West Columbia; Mr. and Mrs. Cha1·les Pul lins and son, Long Bottom; Mr. and Mrs. Milford F rederick and sons, Minersville; ~1r. and Mr s. 1lober1 Wood arv:t Debbie Bostic, llacine; Mrs. Laura Sa}·re, Mrs. llazcl Wickline, Mrs. Laura Circle, Waid Johnson, all of Dorcas; Mr. and Mrs. Gordon West, Debra, Hhonda, John and Melor;t, llacine, and Mrs. Margan•t Cottr ill, Craig and Bruce, local. Son Born Aug. 27th Mr . and Mrs. William Hayes of Indiana are announcing t h c birth of a son on August 27. The infant weighed 7 pounds and 2 ounrcs and has been named Jeff. ery Allen. Mr. and Mrs. Hayes are the parents of two other children, Vikki and Bryan. Grandparents are Mrs. Lola Jeffers. Mason, and Mr. and Mrs. Arnold Hayes., Middleport; a great-grandmother is Mrs. Eth· el IJadgely, Middleport. · ~·,·.·. l;,_;f.. ·: . · · .Vows EveM dly achool at 10 a.m. There Moyer, pastor· of the Middleport Church of Christ, listed effects of drinking aloohol beverages and. the cost to society in broken home.s and lives. Miss Sauer, president or the county union for the past 10 years, opened the meeting with prayer. There was prayer by the Rev. Mr. Moyer and a vocal solo, "Pd ~~t~t~'f.,V.XSCS ,..., I odlot Church Slnday. Evenls will begin With 9Jn- Re\'. Raull!n MO.\'- .dL 'Wig; ., llomeoonllng will be hold at ·the Morse Chapel Vnlled Moth· will be a basket dinner at noon and a program ln the afternoon. The Rev. Freeland Nor· ris will be song leader. T he public is invited. Program , Inaions ·, I .. ' ·' •• ' OfSept. 7 The weddirw: of Miss Brerda D. Wigal, daughter or Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Wigal, 561 Kossuth A\le., Columbus, to Donald E. Ward, son of Mr. and Mrs. Anniversary 1, was an event or saturday, Sept 7. Is Observed MASON - Mr. and Mrs. A D. (Andy) llumc of Pomeroy You c•n H a .... ·Winnerl Win · '200-'I00-•50-'10-•5-'2-'1 Ernest s. Ward,orRutJand,Route st., Vows of the ceremony were read at 2 p.m. at the Danvitle Pilgrim Holiness Church by the Rev. Charles Dozer. Miss Ll.nda Betz served as Qllid of honor for the bride, and Steve Brogan of RuUand was best man. A reception was held at the home of the bridegroom's parents .. The new Mrs. Ward is a graduate or South High School in C. lumbus, class of 1966, and ls currently employed as a private secretary for . a Columbus legal firm. Mr. Ward graduated from RutLarxl High School in 1963. He entered tile t.S. Army In September of that year and served three years during which time he attended the University of Maryland aJXI the University of Heidelberg in Germany. lie is oow associated with the Hexair Corporation as a branch manager of its northeasl Columbus of- observed U1eir 50th wedding anni versary SuOOay with o p e n house. Arrangements for the surprise event were made by their daughter, Mrs. Raymond (Virginia) Grcalhouse of Huntington, and their two sons, Andy, Jr. of Lima, Ohio and George B. Hume of Stanton, Mich. Mr. and Mrs. Hume were marr ied Sept. 11, 1918 at Hinton. W, Va., by tile Rev, Hackney. Mr. Hume will be 95 years old in February and still enjoy s good health. His wife wiU soon be 79 and also enjoys the ble ssing of good health. One hundred and four person!:i altcnded the happy occasion and presented many gifts to them. The 50th anniversary cake of rive ti ers was decorated in gold and green with the color scheme fice. Mr. and Mrs. Ward are residcarded out in gold candle holding at 940 E. North Broadway, l!f !:l with green candles. Flower Columbus. arrangements were used in the dining room and living room. "SI'ORE'' PLANNED Mrs. John llealey of HuntingA town and country store will ton served the puncl1 and coffee be held in the building next to was served by Mrs. William F..arl's Barber Shop in Racine Welch of Huntington. Mrs. Vrance s Shaffer of East Bank served Friday snd Saturday by the HapPY Hustlers Sunday School Class the cake. Several of the guests were of the llacine Methodist Church. from Lewisburg, Hinton, Hunting~ The group will also hold a bake sale on Saturday. ton and New Port News, Va. Wo ................... " Umlt •••lllilt. ANTHONY Plulllltlng Hea1i119 K·now True Value Workmanship Ia oH ef lhe key• to the value you are getUJII. Wben buyluc elolhlnJ eheck seams to •ee If they are even ID wldlh, Rat and wide e n o u 1 h to wltholllllll otraln and permit alteratltno. If. uot, you are not 1•111111 · value lor your mouey. Lon, .......... IU6l right for grUlinq outdoors/ PLUMBING AND UIQA HEATING atOICI -. ,... Cut Neek Bones ---- 3 ROOMS New Furniture ONLY $'299 Mr. and Mrs. ThomasR. Bumside, E. Main St., Pomeroy, ue announcing the birth ol sn 8 lb. daughter, Teresa Lynn, at Holzer Hospital Sept. 7. Grandparents are Mr. a n d Mrs. LawrenCe Johnston, Purtlsnd, Ohio, and Mr. &nd Mrs. Harold Burnside, Kingsbury Rd., Pomeroy. Great-grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Ed Bush and Mr. and Mrs. Maywood John· ston, Racine. This is the couple's first child. Wear and Toss Away Paper dresses have gained popularity among the young set. They' call lt the "fun dress" and It's so inexpensive. What's more no laundry problems ... you simply throw it away! .. sso.oo ..... w••ce.• c-.... ,.,.. ' MAlON fUINITiiiE CO. · Deserts ~over 40 per cent of Africa's total area. :) Romer~y . -l toger \'' ·' ":;' ·Open " ., ·Sunday 10 a.m.· '• 7 p.ni.· MASOI, W. VA. - -. IIMIICO :Ritz Craeke~ · ·----------------------------------·--·-~ TRY THIS FROZEN FOOD BUY! ! MORTON CHICKEN ! POT PIES ~~:~Ev 39e KN,Ir'• , _ - Bucket Steak . _-.. __ .. 99c ..... .. Rib Roast ~) Nabisco Hon~ry Graham s-Ib. bx. 39c I\ 69c N.art.n All V•rMtles AUFIGvors Delicious Flavor! Low CaiiOI'IJI! ICE __J: MILK· •' 59c· I LYONS MARKET TOP BRAND CUSTOM COTTAGE CHilli Reserved to Umit Quantities Peanut Butter.;~.!i:,6 9C Bounty Towels..... 3 ~. Sl . . De- CO'n.ra•u,~........~:·L99 · · 2 59"' Hudson Nap *"lns (ANNED POP Ail Flavors 12 , Sl · cans ll •••••• e •• • •• •• e •••••"· . . pkgi, ol200' , , ., Ho. ~~ Peac h Haves I ••.••••••••••••• .,........ 4 ..••• 00 Lody Tabor Cherry Pie Fillin1.!':;k.Y:~ ••••••_•••••• 2 ":~.~ 89e' Dairy Fresh Oleo.::·::~ ••• ~ •••••••••••~ : ~~~- 99e 3 14o.·~~·2 )... , 00 Pineapple Dol Manto SlicodJ>r Crvoh~d . ·. . . Malwell House Coffee:~. ....... . :•••••••• ~~~ .73C . ~· ' ' ' . "· •. lb. 69c ' /.1 ' ·,, u - .. G•la Decor.tor ,_ Pepper ,Ivory Snow 2. ........ 73e . ~· Sta Flo $priJ Starch 59e ..Duz Dewrgent 2_._ . ' ' ,,.., 11%1 ..... '00 Clll $1.11 11Z1 CJ- 111•1 Breck Ox)rdol .• 35C ....... ' \ Tide ' ·Hi Nuor = 99c 2 ~· 89c a!,O:I K,_ Plain Toothpaste . ':" 57c ·'·' K-Ilt BRAND MILK Krot~~r Buttermilk 3 ,.... 79e Butter .. ___ :._ 69c lSi: IIIIo Got W .... II H.T.tt.. """"' - Hair Spray •- ::-·49e ' . K...... lllold Ai••tAR '• ' llellaoVOI~ . = . Ron ,..._.. ''ICtltN 29e , Cheese .. __ . '::. 59e tUI ... ..,. , , ....... """""" Li. • • ~. $1.29 .M,.rgarine _ :._ 39c ~pll'lll ........... . Creme ·Rinse 4 :: $1 K.._.. - · IleUM, !Hot Alii Breads ___ 4 ..._ $1 Fvlly- D(_,- ~1 5WHt 3 !:' 89c Potatoes ~- t9c K,...r Br.nd Fig Bars 2 lb. pit g. 49e Or.,..,..., Drink _____ 4 ::- $1 IC,...- P'IIIIIPPII Tom. Sauce _ 9 l ...uy Brond 2 I b. i•r ••••••••••• Tokay ·crapes pk.. * lb. 2 Fresh WW..S 1Puc:ar Grapes ...... ' o._ •..• ... 69t Onions ____ 3 -. 39c ' . ~. ~ '·. Pears ";;~;.. . . 5 ,.. (9t ... . -1' '. '\ • $1 Pancake Flour 2~~ 29' Rolls ____ 2 :;:- 29c ..Rolls..... ........ ______ 39c .,.,........ Saltines ..... 29e := KROGER STRAWBERRY Preserves 39c Peas _____ - 71-llo.,...., .... .,., w.. KROGER BuHererust ~~~-~- ~ AvoiHhlle Sweet Peanut Butter . Honeydews ' $1.39 K,_ R...,lor ond Cruncll .......... ... Towels ____ 3 •:: $1 ------con 47e Carrots:. ~· ~~~ Tea Bags _____ lSi: lbe Ullnl lrh 33·c 2 Kroger Hit c· lb. ............................. - Ground 81... ' .bsooted Colors - - ... -... - - Shortening 3 Morton All V•rittiH 87e .loot . . BUY! Right RAT KILLER "'· 39e Fro~tt~ Coffee ___ .. Bonus ' DAIRY TOMATO JUICE ~ ------- Weiners ___________ :;·49e Dreft ' 46 oz. can "'· 49c Sue!'o•r All Mut Dinners--- 3 '.:tc-: $1 Pies - - - ~ -3 :: $1 Pot Pies - -S :::. $1 Treet .... 2 ': 89c Ice !::!+ .................. ..... Bologna ----------- ...... 49c MeKWOII Houle Jlot., Drip, Mel Eloctro P.,. Sunshine Krispy Crackers-lb. bx . 37e DEL MONTE 39e Kahn's Dtlu~et Club N:ortotl Frvit •nd Custard ~---- ' RUTLAND DEPT. STORE lb. Armour . AT RUTLAND Le~-0-Lamb $1.09 111. Hens F"sh Fronft New Zul•nd * lb. FOR / Bakin~ No WtJBtel . I ·---·----------------------------------1 ( Sllco4 Ito. 4lc Kreger Wishbone Br•nd Roll Roast .. l*tl lb. 39e Flounder ______ ~~- 99c ,.,enics __ ---------- U.S.D.A. Choice Teruleray BoneleBS Boston •. 99e Ground Chuck lb. "'· 39e ~orSmolcodWhoto Smoked Ham T. . .•W' ....... lltelc: Lcndon Broil .. .... $1.39 _ Frying Chickens '• Full Sh•nk H•tf Birth Announcement Mode by Burnsides Ft"Mh llre•st or Lq Qwrter 12-u. SNPacl..... Mooty- Swiss Steak .. 69e PhOne WY 2·255o •. 49e Shrimp Beef Shanks VOL. NO. 4 ON SALI THIS WeEK AT KROOiilll .,_ ·49c Fn-.P.D. Conhr Cut; Sllco4 + lb. F.....ro fllltlltf ·~- Stew Beef ____ _ ll>.85e Ocean Perch Chuck Steak ·USDA CHOICE Your Dlplncllll!lt , Dealer For Break Away To Better Food Values! I U.S.D.A. Center Cut C.,O,rltlhl, 'l1oo ICtotltr C.., INII No PurchtJBe Required To Play! Funk & Wagnall-s Encyclopedia "Fish Favorites'' "8o11p & Stew" '• ' �~· " ' ' ., ' i. . . 'ftii, ·~ Seatlnet, Mlddl""""'~--' ~ 11, 19~ School Po'troflnstolled Icalendar~ ·In F:ir$f Meeting of PTA ls~~,~~T~,,~,,,,,,~l ;~t:h~icjues for Drying Materials ··For-Winter Display ore Described , I ," , , • "Dried MoterW For Wlnlor tiiii'Od, Joeill'e weed, mullen, DlopiiJ'' 'IIU lhelllplellra. How- II'UAI and teed pods, I.Ules, Ud Nolan ))l'O. .ited I h e berrleo and crooked thlnp," ohe ~'IW" Glrclea Clli> met Mon- laid. 1111 altmlooa aluie-eofMJ'a. -llan4f VaD Vrlllke11 wllh !oil-a. WIDIJ Me~ aaliollni holll- There are several methods of drying. .,Sand · Drying," take about .... 1ard of oand of Inland rivers or lakes is best. •tgt]f. caJ.Jel," although a little expensive at ftrst, is very good to malntldn color. "Hanging to dry, u is one - simply remove exceu tollage and hang 1n a dry, not too light a place, to dry. .. Glycerine," using one - half .... A IUilURar)' Gf. her remark• foiiOIII: ~) ., ' FIOIJOI' drJing wu a part of tile IIJ'acioaa living In Colonial Umea. TociiJ the leclmlquea of llower drJing have been adYIDCed to the polnl where any _..., can dry and arrange !bern In a ~le to please herself and bor family. FIOIJOI'a lbal hold opeeial memories lor me mOY be dried and kept for months, or even years. ••What a· pleasure lt is to walk lllrougb )'OUr garden, lllroll througl1 the woods or countryalde admiring nature's source of plant life provided for creative artists. This Ia the time to harvest an abundance of unuaual and beaut1lul meterials to dry: You will lind au<h .Plants as gold- Cystic Fibrosis Program Planned During the Fall A public information progr11m It was voted to give persoi"Bl cystic fibrosis will De sponsor- gilts to each American Legion ed thl s fall by Meigs County commander in Meigs County. Salon 710, Eight and Forty, ac~ Chairmen of the various com~ cording to plans made by t he mittees reported on their progro~q~ Mo~ night at tl>e home jects and it was noted that the oC Mrs. Eunice Brinker, Racine recent rummage sale was a fl. with Chapeau Iva Powell presid- nancial success. New names were ing. presented for partnership In the CORRECTION HUSH PUPPIES As Advertised ·sunday & Monday LOAFER AND TIE BRUSHED - - • ·- $9.99 SMOOTH - - - • • Sll.99 The Salon dedded to invite a doctor of cysdc fibrosis children to come to Meigs County to discuss the disease and show a film. Details of ttte inCorma~ tion program will be completed by the Salon and a time and date announced, The members accepted the invitation o! the Gallla County Salon to attend a fellowship night. THE SHOE BOX MIDDLEPORT, 0. .-nu•• TONIGHT AND TIIURSDAY SEPT. 11 - 12 r NOT OPEN FRIDAY & SATURDAY SEPT, 13 - 14 THE MINI.SKIRT MOB (Technlcolor) Jeremy Slate, Diane McBain AND ROSIE! (Technlo:o1or) Sandra Dee, Rosalind Ru88ell SHOW STARTS 7 P. M. • glycerine and one-ball warm water; cruah or pxmd woody stems and put lbem Into llie IO!ullcn. This is ooo of !be ~ckost IU1d,_ eallest metboda. Only general lnstrucllona i:an be given as each nower or plant '¥aries in texture and alze. MJ'a. Nolan dloplQed man1 Dowers and planto she had dried using the several methods. The meollng was opened wllh Mrs. Fred Bl.-ar roedlng lbo verse of the month. Mrs. Van Vranken gave devo~ Daughter is Born Salon. A get-well card was sent to Mrs, Rhoda Hackett, and the traveling prize donated by Mrs. J. M. Thornton was won by Mrs. Brinker. Others attending were Mrs. Mary Martin, Mrs. Gladys Mowrey, Mrs. Efieen Searls, Mrs. Julia Hysell, Mrs. Pearl Knapp, fhs. Catherine Welsh, and MJ's. Mrylle Walker. Dinner Given Wedding Party MASON - Cll>~ and Mrs. James Johnson ID oC Fort Lee, Mr. and Mrs. Robert CUsVL, are announcing the birth of ter, &. of Belle, W, Va. were lfleir Orst daughter on Sept. 5, She weighed Slh poonds, The hosts for a dinner .PI-IV at OlJohnson& hne two other sons, ear's Restaurant in Gallipolfa Friday night precedlng lbo reGregory and Junes IV. Grandparents are Mr. and MrL hearse! for lbo Sotur<IOY evening Donald Foglesong, Mason; Mr. wedding of lbeir soo, Robert, to lnd Mn. James Johnaon, JV, Miss Dianna Criswell oC MidFnnklln, Ohio. Great.-gn.q,ar- dleport, Guest a at the dinner were Mr. ents are Mr. and Mrs. Henry Johnson, New Haven, and Mrs. and Mrs. Kermeth McCullough and 1101'1, KeMeth, Pomeroy; Mr. and W. H. Foglesong, Mason. Mrs. James Criswell, Middle- :J ':"s Patt,y Dowler, Parker , W. Va.; Miss Marlene ~ WoodsOeld; MJ's. Ralll\y Van Meter; Columbus; Rod Rowan, Park.ersl:uq. w. Va.; David Richardson, Colewood, W. Va.; Jercy Holstein, Charlestoo; Tracy Harrah, - · Culller, and the Rev. Denver Blevins, Belle. W, Va., and the Rev. Max Don- . ahue. . . . . . . . . . . . . . .- . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4 SPECIAL FALL ' . tloos. The Scripture wao 1Corlllttrlana, 13th chqJter, 8th verse. lite rood two of her favorite poems, "As You Go ~ we:• and '~e Brtdp BuDder!• 91e cloHd wltb JD'~er. · Each member reapondedto roll call b1 lilllllns a beautlrW fall spot In ~elgs ~Receiving rlbbona at !be Molga count;v Fair Flower libow were Mrs. Roy Betzlng, lwo blue ribbons; Mra. Howard Nolan, a blue, red and a while ribbon, and Mrs. Frtid Blaetlnar a wlllte. A thank yw note wao road !rom Mrs. Dor Schaefer In 11'preclallon lor !be llift she received aha wu a palfml at the Gallipolis Clinic. II 'IIU voted to change t h e limo of lbo meellng from 2 o'clock to 1 o'clock. The October moellng will be at Miss IQdla El>ersba<h'a. The roll call will be for each member to bring a leal or twig tor identtftcatlon. A dessert course was served to members and a guest, Mrs. Tracy Whale)'. ' , . · A~ ayerap . cbd Uoo.~IP~oy..,-• • . :-. . . '• •txik• wmNii31AY Tho principal aloo . POMEROY SHAK§PEARE Jnllaii.UOO of !be ochool pa- ort ldOrrlo, principal, wllo !bet art MIUid be orrored to ~-;:: Ciom, 1 p.lii, Wodnooda1, IUildl- lrol momboro ·of !he 1988-48 ... plans and proapec:la ror the c:hlldren b1 a volum.r ~,!. al Croll's Steok llouao; then arm, and a talk by lvu RomlDt aebool year. He lnvllod parenlo lbo local art club, il cmcluoilllle" 10 bring their problema to him, dlrodor to !be bomo of Mro. T. A. llal- of - · ·Ohi Congr of Diatrlct ~ Par Morrlo asked the paronlo ~· 11011; MJ'a. Homel1 to pro- II of the o eoo "' • and urged activo portlclpatloo lll teachers to ac:cept'the chall- ., onto and Tea<horo, hllblllhted a lbo P.T;A. the Pf<1111'8111. m.,.Ung of !be l\mlerQ1 P. T.A. ~ on the curriculum, belni o!rered this year Ill I b o ; POMEROY CHAPTER 80, !101· ~ nishl at lhe l\mlerQ1 Morris said lbal now r.dara 10mewhat ttmerent currlculut~ . '" at Arch Maaooa, 7:80 Wodnol- Elamenlar)l School. are being uoed In !be !lrlt, ooc- andteachlnl! approach. Tho atlendanca ballner waa' dOY night al lbo FIJmerQ1 MaRomine, - c e d by M r o, md and third IIJ'&dea and thai thla omlc Temple, Dale E. Srnltb, Leo crow, spoke .., the prln- year; for the first time, eonver-- tQ> lbo alxlh IIJ'Odo. Re!re•-• hlab prlelll. clploo of the national orpalza- oatlonal ~Cianioh ls belni Intro- followlnB lho meeting were earFEENEY-BENNETI' 1'1111128, t1oo and daocr!bed P,T,A, aalbo duced In the elemenlar)l lll'&daa, ved by lbo execuilve commltto!c I . AmoriCOII Loslan, 7:30 Wodnoo- tergeot vohmteor uaoclalfan In dOY nlshl at lbo hall. ,the cooinlr:Y. He allied, "Are we THURSDAY being heard? Are we worth beIn Ponwoy YOil AFTERNOON cmcLE, I p. 1ni heard'l'', to underline the m. 1buroda1, potluck dlmor. role or the loeal P,T.A. unit. .-•I ycu ly a.t Mombero aio to take a covered Leo Crow, oo!ety chairman, ' dlall and their .... table 18rY!c:tl. had charge of !be tnllallatton or XI GAMMA YV llll!OIIITY, !be patrol. MIUr- llonn0111 Thuroda1, 6:30 p.m., Collllllbuo waa named ~ . and Bcyan Oldo Electric Com- !Jiank, lleatawil. Other memand JIIIIIJ', for a potluck dlmer. boro aro Darla El>orabach, Jom,y BOCK SPRINGS GRANGE, 8 Chlpman, . Mar)' Hawk, Anita p.m. 1buroda1 at lbo hall. Re- King, Mila FUwall, Colh1 Oafrealun<mta will be eerved. borne, Mlo:haol Gilmore, Greg BRADBURY P.T.A., 7:30 p, McKinnO)', Rick1 COUch, I!Dpr m. Thuroda1. "Meet the Toa<h- Dillard, Diana Srnllb, Dous Plla• ' o:. e!"& Nf.eht;" classroom vlsf.ta- Un, Danny King, Helen Thoma, ' Uooa· door ))l'lze refreshments· Tina Mayle, Roger !t>oell, Jell exe~ve commtitee meeting Reuter, first substitute, and Ken6:30 p.m. . DY Mankin, and G. E. Gulnlher, CATHOUC WOMEN'S Club, 8 aubotitutea. p.m. Tlalrsda.Y at !be church The patrol momhera led In lbo auditorium. R0811'Y services at pledge to the Das to open t h o 7:40 p.m. meellng preolded over b1 Mra. PillLATHEA SOCIETY, Mid- Jack Carle)', Devotlms were b1 dleport Church of Christ, Thurs- MJ'. Robert Woods or the l'llmoda, September 12 at 7:30p.m. rQ1 Church or Christ ' ' Mra. Tom Smith reported a PAST COUNCILORS, Theodor- membership or 82. It was reus Council No. 11, D. of A., 7:30 quested that Mrs. Pat Duffy, Thursda, nlghl at the home of welfare comm111ee chairman be MJ's. Henry ReibeL contactod about neec11 children FRIDAY and lbeir problema, and !bat In SOUP SUPPER, Sl Paul Lu- referring children for clothing theran Chur<h Frida, beglming !bat sizes be given. at 5 p.m. Homemade ice cream, Plana were amounced for the aanclwiches and so._,, amual llallowoeo par11 to be MARY SHRINE, White Shrine hold at !be ochool b1 MJ'a. C. E. of Joruselem, 8 p.m. Frlda,y at Clark, wa.ya and moano chairthe IOOF hall Dorotlcy Steger, man. d 1 s t r I c t materials obJective MJ'e. caraey - c e d Robchairman, will make her ortlctll visit. Potluck dlrmer at the cooelusion. DANCE PARTY lollowlng the eoo ·Make ElberfeldS W•Ina JCUhanll. -m Shopplna Centar- fur flrnlsblnp fur t.lni Cushion her first step... Church Repair Fund is Given $100 Donation A contribution of $100 to the treDsury tor repairs to the church was made by the Daughters or Ruth Class o( the Pomeroy United Methodist Church meeting Monday afternoon at the home of Mlas Nelle Bfrw, Union Ave. Mrs. Frank stewart presided. Reported ill at their homes were Mrs. Dessie Patterson and Mrs. Jacob Gloeckner. Mrs. Glen HUes presented de~ votlons uai111 builders for Christ as her theme. She suggested that the best ol each person be shar-ed with others, and concluded with the poem, urhe Builder•s Temple," a~ readings, "The Leaf or Gold," and "The Teacher." Her devotions were concluded with prayer "Cor the guidance of youth as they build for a use- tulllle. ,, Frida, night footboll came al the Meigs Junior High School auditorium. The Ja,s will em· cee. SATURDAY illGH SCHOOL dance party, SalurdQ at lbo Malga Hlgb School auditorhon in MJddl.eJJQrt, 8:30 to 11:30 p.m. The Ja,s will em- Mlas Lucretia Genheimer pre- Speaks in Pomeroy sented a short program or verse on sharing aud IIJ'OWIIIB In the wa,s of God. lite concluded wllb a poem written by Mra. Gloeckner entitled .. September." Mrs. Bing served a dessert course during a concluding social hour. Being Announced Willi C1111hua-NIIn'• Ntw YIIJI C •11al1ll Mr. and MJ'a, Waltor Graeser, U. Clrclevtlle, are &llloun- · clllll lbo blrlb of a daughter, 9!•, Aug. 21, al Berger Hoapllal In Circleville. Tho lnfanl welgbed six poundo, lbree • • Cu1hlonecf for woiWithl Embou•d for elrfra .,_autyl • • • Ea•y to·t .. p c:IMilf MJ'. and MJ'o. Walter Gruoeor of l'llmeroy are lbo palomal IIJ'uq,arelllo and !be malernal lll'"""'""enta are MJ'. and Mra. Wliiiam FrOUDd of SDmervWe, N.J. G~ente are Mrs. Theo ~1, Pomeroy; MJ'e. Adolpb Gruem, Mlnerlville; MJ'a. Ellzabelb llovan and Mra. William Freuud, Sr., Somerville, N•ed• no c.tnentlng down! Juper. PARK RESERVED SATURDAY-SEPT. 14th Pecan Wal,ut .Cherry 98 & MATERIALS COMPANY PHONE 773·5554 MASON, W. YA. TM !lrll-ever oectlon of four lane hlghwa, In Melgo councy lo =~lb!" ~o~!tf"; lllghwojoo con!lrmed Wednesday. lllghwojo o!llclala at the DlviIWn 10 olllce In Marlolla anDDU!Iced 'the new 5.3 mile oeclloo of at. 33 be opened early ill ~r, nearly a101r alload Ill ocbNI!o.1 v. N. lloldermen Construction company, Pneral contractor, had Ute proje<t 91 per cent complete as ot Sept. I and appeared to be pushing hard to got the route ready for travel In Oc:lobel'. State olllclals sold !be Columbus booed firm was scheduled to have onl,y 64 per cent or the work complete at !be beginnlnl ot Seplember. The new llmlted..eceu highWOJ', whlchbeglnsatRock~rlnis and continues to Darwin, haa a hoWnb: IUI'face. '11 Ia !be Drll phase or !be u. pro.Je<t !rom Columbus aoulb to have bot -mix surface. The stale sold 100,000 tons of hot-mix were used. Only access routes onto the now phaoe of hlglnJajo are at each IIIII ot old Route 33, Kings- s. LOCAL LODGE NO. 598 SATURDAY !YENING. AND ALL DAY SUijDAY • • • JOIN THE FUN .•. CAMDEN PARI-HUNTINGTON .. Forty-lbree per cent of Australia'• total area II covered b.I.Jeouts . I •, CLOSJOUT 01 .LL ·1f6i loDELS .. , SAVE 50.00 It JQQ.QO,. RI$.T COat FIUT.-$EIVE.I .IUI'ON ltEQUESn Our Uouol INGELS FURNI-TU:RE ·li,Q~!rO.rr; 0ooo1 cloaiit.;, ....................... OPEN F•• IIIII SAT. NIGHTS .. ' . .... '... ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~·~ ~~ • An attractive teature of t h e now blghWI11otheroadstdarellla pre~ Wider cmlllrucllonJull lbcwe the Ktngsbul')' accesses. One of the rellle Is reported to be 23 acres In sizellll\l bolb, 1<>cated oo fl!IPOsile side's ot I h e hlghWIJ' cloae to one another, will lnelude JUmerou.s pienic ta~ bleo, toilet faclliUes, telepllone booths, motor service shelter& for motorist maps, and charcool l!l'llla. &lb-<OOtractora ot lbo Holderman firm are brlldlnt the roadside rests and also olher Dnlah lfOrk on the project sueh as seedIng, llfadlng, and building guard ralllni. V. N, Holderman c:onlllructloo company built lhe Oral saclloo NEARING COMPLE110N - 11IIS SCENJO - · _ , uo •• ... .. · - - • •..-n CB llliJhWQ lo ~ to be reed1 of lbo Route 33 relocalloll In the U.S. Route 33 relocation In Me!ga. The rood phase built for lraVIIIIn Odabor of this yoai, - Sentinel Photo. by V. :"-:. Holdermau Construction has a price tag of $4,108,Meigs at a cost of $4,108,077.77. nu. : · I3:~NIIJJ 1 ··~J:'.?.:%:~:,~:::~~::::::=;:::::::::::::::::::~>.::::::::::--:=-.::::::~::~::::::==:=::::.:::::::::~=:=::::::::::::::::;.::::~=:::.::::::::o::::::::~:~ • ··,··-=··· ····~:=;;~o:::.:?.::;o;::::::::-w~ - REST AREA - WORKERS 11IIS WEEK are PrQIIJ'Onlng wllb conatrucllon of !acWUes at or lbo two roodalde reata on the new !our-lane phase of U.S. Roub! 33 In Meigs County, The lwo nat areu will be 23 acres In aloe. - Seot1no1 Photo. California's powerful House Speaker Jesse Unruh snubbed hlm the day before. Mearmhlle, Humphrey's campaign was the target for boisterous ant1war pl'ote&tl. Hun1phrey was almost drowned out by the shout of anti war demonstrators in Flint, Mich., Wedncsd01 as he pleaded for !be right to 11-ee speech and peace- fulassembty, to chan~" Humphre)' said If Speaking over the din of the elected he would make it "1111 demonstrators• taunts, he said, first duty and ccmmi.tmeat to "l am not going to try aOO out.- bring peace to Vietnam." But,. shout my YOW'IC trieOOs there,'' · he said, "lt will not be done bJ' add.Jng the world's problems are alogan& and placards. .. never sohed "by those who haw Richard M. Nixon. HumphreY• the loudest voices." ,primary q,ponent, told a cheerTelliog his audience uyou ing crowd in Charlotte, N.C., don't have to go to the Univer- meanwhile, that the United States slty of Michigan to learn how (Continued on page 10) Alden Quits le uoed by Mra. Edwud ~. and Mro, lillterlleld o:oatiNwcJ the . . . of Mark which .... !oiIOIIod by a queQtoo andlftiWOr porlod. The aale of dlallclothl II belag coallmed bJ the llf'IUP· Mra. Juc1J lilni of Cl..eland wao a auoot at the meo111w. MJ'a. LeJrlo oorved a cloioaort oouraa. .DRY QONIIG SDVICE The projed lncludoo lbroo twln-brldpa and .a ~. brldp over one ~ the access, routes. attend. COME IN AND SAVE ON THESE 2-Hour bur)' Rood (Co. Rd. 18), Peach Fork (Co. Rd. SO) and Lon 1 llollow Rood (Twp. Rd. 27). PavIng oC accei&es to the n e w hi&IIW11 lo aloo reported complato. tion by the purebred breeder, the commercial caUJeman, Ute cattle feeder and the packer. The modern ~pe lnlmala will make monO)' for all aeaments of lhe bee! lnlllstry. Ass! sting sponsors or lhe clinIc are !be Amorlcan Hereford As110clatloo and !be Ohio Cooperative Extension Service. All purebred and commerclal beef b.-rs, 4-H and F .F .A. momhers are cordially lnvllod to Mn. Jack SUterfleld 1• v e 4x8Shllts ·O ctober . Theoe changes need tohemeda lntel'llllliolllll Associalion of MachinisiS and Aerospace Workers, AFl-<:10 .-ns / ' for more elllclent bee! prodlc- "FAMILY OUTING" Sund.oy at Alfred ble • "lme"' wa.a tbedevoUonal tcp... THU,RSDA Y, SEPTEMBER 12. 190.. selecttoo needed to produce the modern beef steer. 1/NJ!b 5 PM ! prayer, and Mlaa Charlotte Da.. vldam talked on Eatber In !be iiiUIIY of !be _ . of lbo BI- Area Uso Our FrH 2nd Str- Parkl"t Lot . ·plamed lor !be Odabor meeting when Gr<q> I of !be Women's Amual hllmeCOiillnr of I h 0 Aaaoclalloo or the Middleport Alfred Metbodlat Clurch will be Flrll United Preob11erlan hald !iJnda1, Mornlnc 18rY!eea Clurch met Monda!o nlshl at ~ boglmlng al 9::10 a.m. will be hDme of MJ'a. Fred Lowia. loU- bJ a basket dlmer a1 Mro. Larcy Andoram opeaed mm. The Rer. O!arlao Norrla the by s!Yins the theme wiD be ooe of tile _ . .... and for the year, "And Aa Yo Would there will be special muale. That Men S!oald Do To You, Do Ye Aleo to Them Ukewl~e." LOWER PRICED lttAN EVERJ ' POMEROY-MIDDLEPORT, OHIO VOL. XXI NO. 99 Me~- Maw" FURNITURE-cARPETS-DRAPERIES Annua( Homecoming A homemade food auction WBI 4.x8 ShHt Devoted To The lnterw~ Of The ( ELBERFElD$ The Rov. Ralph Zundel or ~aneiYllie . was sueat •Jtlker &mday at the l'limarQy First llaptlot Clatrch. Now pallor oflhellunc:a~~Fau. N.J. BaptlatCJurei.,themlaloter pallored !be Pomeroy Cburc:h far olghl yoaro, 19S6 to 1964. !Ia .... ac~ed to Pomeroy by his wife, a former nllalowi oducalloll teacher In Melgo ~. and her - . Mro. Dal11 Church Group 3.60 .. ent• By United Press International his catch--up campaign WednesHubort ll Humphrey's presi- day and once again was snubbed den!lal -algn, which so rar ·by the top parcy leader In the kas stirred only a tepid respon88 state where he was visiting. In hh atumpi.Jw across the coonGov. John McKeithen (aJ.)ed to Icy, Is· drawing an equally ..,.. gt·eet him ;Al his arri\lalat New enthusilstic response from top Orleans and fewer that1 a dozen Democrats In 8ome key states sQorters show"ed u» at the airdespite his personaliPpearances port. Earlier. Tens Gov; John in those areas. Connally had lgoored lhe vice He moved ilto Louisiana with president's trip to Houaton and CvahloMd for qul .. l · OUDC91. Former Pastor Here a guest. at y • Birth of Daughter In response to roll call, mem- cee. bers commented on their school days, Mrs. Frances Reibel was Food Auction AM BERTONE •, • e to .tnch, femat• .. ~cO!• abotrt throe mlJ.. ad Is Planned by : •l Now You Know ' . ·- . Mi)f.~V'~ • EASY TERMS ~-~~ , ~~~ ·' , 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. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Original Format The type of object, such as painting, sculpture, paper, photo, and additional data Newspaper Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource September 11, 1968 collins