https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/cf52443842c31a164b9bbea0cc94738c.pdf 8493dfa579de7cbb02a3aea743b8519c PDF Text Text . ' ( Tlmcs.o;entl,..;l; .- ' . ~. ~~ ........... :._.~ ., ( s.j,terilber 15, 1968 ,.. ,, SA's Annual ' ' Now You Know :.~ ·..: ......,..... ~ ',..-_,...,. M."'«:- ! --50 Years ag -·~-· -- "':' ........,.. prla, Atrlea'o moot _.,... ... CGUII!r)', eoatalnl almoot 250 lr[. bal 8J'ClUPI all fiJ)Oiklna dllJerent lanauaaea. -· ~- --~!1'~~-- -~ ·------ ~ ,· . . •. - . ;I .. . I ,. GALliPOLIS - Till Transit Co., Wlleeling, ed two SOUthern cotton t Q' In the spring of 1918 WMJt(JA · TALK.~ . TO 'r'OU! SAIGON (UP() - J'! '1W K.UO\.IJ, MO~lQUE:l IT MA.Y 86 TR!J€ 1HII.T YOV 1-lP.VE LOOKS AUD CHARM ... SO ;I'M €01k.lG TO WD A~D 'rt:)l) HA.VE ~l'SC MJD lf\J'TI;.LLIG.E.k.lCE. ·1 &JT l'HA.T'S ~T E.t..JOUGl-\ 10 &.11LD A RELATIOI..>SI-\1 P OIV ... rt' I iHls ts Q:X>o BYE, /ii\Q~I0Ue! loda¥. 5 P.M. TIL 9 P. Allied troops OftiiiiOIIlOIII wltll VIet Colli! lllld North VlebWneae rq. ulan, lncllldlnt hea¥Y lf&hUng around Da Nani, lillled at Ioaot 284 Commuidoto today lllld SunMajor ADULTS - $2.5C CHILDREN - $1 PlEASANT PO RESORT . ~r. ~ ~ .' ,-I ....... ..:. 0 ;:) ~~ u r· FIVE CENTS ·' Della batUe and 15 u. S. Na¥Y· men pUatlng tile craft " e r e 33 killed aod 80 _ , - . In ftl)!rting julll outside t h e eapllal, south Vlelllameae llOOpo reported kiU!ng 24 Commllllst soldloro In heii"Y ftllhtlall !Dda,y. Two u, S. Infantry units Iiiiied 51 more Communlllts In claabeo wllll1n 5() miles ~ and northweSt of Solgon, lollowing a Mekong Della aollllllt Sunday by wwnclod. To tile north, about tOO Com· munlot llOOpl hurled a ground attadl at tbe u. ·S. airfield at IUJnlum, a Central Hlghlaods provlnclal eapltal, alter !Iring 30 82mm mortar ohells Into the ·baoe. boat-riding u. S.lnlaDtr)'men !hat ' In an oarllor battle SOulll Vletldlled 25 Communloto out of a narnese r - • reported killing RESURFACING - The obow scenes show Melgo County Higjlway Dopartment w..-kero..,.. surfacing the Mlnornllle Hill Rood, one ol the several .,....,cy maintained highways l&lProved 1..- a new double seaJ, this year by commisllionerS Charles Karr, Sr., Robert Clark ud Ralph Warden Ours. Rolla..t Crabtree, garage a..,.,-lntendent, said highway departmolll crewo will c1J1111la!e resurfacing of suno 40 to SO miles of road before the summer eods and another 20 mlleala being redooe, by contract. Because of U1e spring weather of rain arxl .ftoocta, Cwnty Engineer 'Theodol"e Beegle a workers have been raced with resurfaclrw nearly all of the cow¢y-meintaila:l haJ«op roads. At left, gravel Is dumped from a truck to 1 spreader while the other photos show a primer being applied and 1 roller packing the new mix.. a 114 North Vlebwneae Regularo Ioree of 300. Four U. S. Infantrymen were Sunday In a ftght 10 miles llllUih of tho coaatal clll ol Do Nang. Netf?s••• in Briefo SE.CQkJD THOUGHT, ·- GO TO ,PIECES! w- After Bar ' -··to•' CLEVELAND (UP() _ F foul. Lawrence F. O'Brien, Hubert 0 ...,. fGot114 ..... 111 ~ ~ .-uttw board woul4 i FIRST Nj BankinB 1 . .._,...., lfDIC - :nmio NEWARK, N.J. - A NEW YORK to Pblladolphla Petll Coatral IIIPrell train dft7lng tOO paaaenprs plowed !all> a frelabt train 1melr 1Mt bad, derlllod and 1qlpled Into Its pOih SUrdaJ, lrllmilw llllbaard the _ . . . . , ' The bq>aet l@clald the otllfDe aod llrot coech of tile 81HDU.. ........,. qreaa ,.. their oldeo, blockintl the main llr& The 126,· car tntcht traln .., twltchllll · cm1o the ma1n H• two mne. rr... P ... Statloa Ill Neinrk whetl a boxcar 1n tbo middle Ull filii omo tbo .,Preao traelrl juotao tile paaoo,..r train epproadtod. Jockatt.d iHIERE'S A. 6UV TAILING US ••• r\IE ,-, BEEN WATOllNG ·'IM FOR QUITE A SPELL ORlO RECOIIDED ITS SECOND-WORST, --'>aikll1 tnlllc toll ol tbo Jetr ovv llle woekalld wllll 29 fatalltleo. The worot Uda , _ wu the Alii> 11-18 weollaod-whetl'31 poro<illl dlod. A tr\li.Ntllv mlabop iD llQtoll Sorlltlll' waa thl wartt-accldent o! tile weekend, durllv which tti: doltha were ........sod Fridly ., ISlJP'II()SE·01:-6UZ seNT HIM iD $Pv.•• ' ' ......,. and el&bt SaturdttY. ~ !atalllles ~ aearll doUbtetl tbo IIIII. N- ...,. In Soullloaatem ,.. lOUth central 0111o. AN' IF HE DID, I \o\ONDER WHY!' 'Senator Says Fortas :} ' Approved 'Language' Gonion so a. A!fott,: !l..caao., -tootlllll! Allalt: "Yeo, I IIDow." _Barr;·~ 11 t11e - - ....., • llltllt .........,. o!lldal ' tllt1' lj'aat ' it llii Widll - · told h!m Abo. - · "eleared" a hU 'l!eell ..,. - IIY Dovlor lPguqi lba ~atlt111 ~ Plor.., add Abe Fortaa. the1 poHCI tor aa _wtoo blli. · have doarod It, IDd the.J can AIIGII ldori'Uied 1lil cdlolal u · lt¥o wlllllt. 'i'reall!l'l' u•-~ JofOIIh AUalt salc1 lba& bolldo• Barr, Barr. Tlld\11')" Secutbry Hea17 R. AUCIIt (1)14 ~ to 'ldm Ftl!litr Two electric heal Secret Slnlco Dl- 'J'hl. pl••ntt.fl ll en'1•a eultocb' lrlal I. llowll)' tLIIol»<I totlJ',a\IDor ebll-. The :rnl.ritate Sei:Urltlea Com· 111!0'· -•~wcdlril ii> a ;lallraollli- ~M)' l Judi· -1" lllJI!r· hU . . .\ • .nfJoin Oliaile& P. - ~ ' GI! ' Iii to! ....... . Call your Re . a free eletlr M .... t ,, ,. ,. 1 . ' ' ~ , Money Spent -· at- lid' a electric heat Says Wallace On Calendar ' ... .J;i; cost us any r • o Actions ~ tlo - .... "'·' $IIIlO), pltll . . . . tloulit fran J!UilliUII Qerakllao.For111- .. tile ...... Coo!ri. Gu- Ohio. You''/1 Blame Dog d In ACCI ent Wrongfully . tq, .... -......- ·~ The Reverer inch. :~;::::::::::,::::::::::::::::::::::;:;:::::::;:;:;:::::::;;;:::::::: : Marriage Licenses ·I · WASHIIIG'I:(lN (lll't) - H. Hwnphrey's cam,palgn manager, said In a Sunday television Interview (Meet the Press-NBC), "· • .behind tile polh Ia the ba--sic eoneern i ·ba·e--•ot tills ' • '' ,_ ti<itl, w-er It Is I black mUI• tant or a white mmtanL It ts Intolerable, and this nadon where these two grc:qls s~.C~posedly are poles apart llghting each other headon, are traveling the same path to •o•rtheid." Nixon a Shoo-in FJVE.IJAY iloRECAST Temperatures in Ohio Tuesday through Saturday will average above normal w i t h highs 75-80, nlght.tlrne lows 55-'lO. Warm until cooler Tll.lraday and warming again by end of week. Scattered ahowers in mid-week and again towards the end of the week, expected to average more than one-half NEW YORK (IJPI) - Polls conducted by the New York Time&, the Gall\Ul organization arxl Time and Newsweek magazines indicated today that Richard M. N~xon would win the 1968 presidential election if It were held this week. Newsweek predicted that Cor· mer Alabama Gov. George C. Wallace would get more electoral ...otes than Vlce President Hubert H. Hur~hrey ln an lnun&diate election. The Ttmes survey peiMed the brightest picture of r<!>Ubllean prOSj>OCts, aayllli! NIIIOtl would win In 30 states wl1h 346 elec- • ·Michael A, HuelttJn. 19,-RL 3 Pomeroy, was cited to Meigs Count;y Coort Sept. 20 on a charge of failure to stop within tho assured clear distance' alter an accident at 10 J.m. Saturday ot1 Rt. 33, hro miles north oC the junelloo of Rts. 7 and 124. ~· The Slate Highway Patrol said (Continued on pogo 8) Zelda J. Kaldor, 30, RL I iilade, slowed to avoid bitting a dog and Hazeltoo tailed to stop. Rls car struck the back of the Kaldor car. Moderate damage was done to both cars. No one was inrobbad and Zolclan lllld tile othjured. ora taken to the park where they The patrol investigated an acwere allot. Pollee said the woman could bave been a bar maid lllld eldent at 11:05 a.m. &mday on Rt. 7, just 60 teet south of the the two men customera. Gallipolis corporation line. No Pollee said they lound a halfMONTGOMERY, Ala. (UP!) one was in.jJ.red and no charge aball caalnp and t I r e While George Wallace Ia look· was ftled. trao!ra near the - . s , lndlcaJ.. lng lor a vice presldentlll nm· Olflcers said an unlclentlfled lnltlle vlellmo were kiUtd whore tlltO' wore foDDd. Jlmrnj West, Ding mate, an Alabama legtaJa. car pulled onto the highway In 51, tound the bodlea u be was tor is Jooldng for resUtution !root ol a seml-traetor operatof public 'money ho claims Ia iumiDg tllrcJoigh the park. bolnl •'ulllawllllly" spent to lltr. ed by Bobby G, Halley, 30, Ellreka star Rt. ther Wallace's campaign. Halley went oil 1he right olde The otate legislator, R e p, of the highway to avoid a colllBryee Graham, said !Mnclay he and struck a parked sta· was aeeld.ni ••an accountin& in- sloo tloil wagon owned by Larry C. junetiDn and ,...utu- ot aU North, 25, of 816\1 First Avo. lltste aod pJblic fUnds whlcb have - . and are now being IU!Iaw· Moderate damage was clone tn bo1h vehicles. oae dlvoreo actloa orid • dv- flllly spent In the poUtleal eamplliJI o! Georp Wallaee." 11 ault were llltd Slluntay In Graham, o! Colbert County, Melp c-.IJ Common Pleao Ala., said he woold. llle tile taw Gary PaufGitenwator, GO, Rt. Court. I, Rutland, retired, and VIlla William A. McKelvtJ aod Ha· oult at an oarQ' dote. ''GiiiiOllne, alrplane p i 1 o t 1, Baa Russell, 65, Dexter, re:oel L I!'•Kelvey, Portland. and Joaepb Llneela Price, al10 of lll&bwo;r patrOlman, lltste poriiCIIl- tlredi George F. Wagner, 4:1, Portlaad, have !liM 1D octloa aol aod pui>Uc 1\mda bavo-. RD 2, Pomeroy, driver, an d aptnR 11r1. B. K. '!')Toe, Ra- uolawllllly rumtahed to thlo po- Lor- M. D>lln, 20, Rt. t, abam &ald. I'UmerQ)', t;yplst; JoiiOJ)b ClayeiDI. for e~~~coeJ•attm of an oU lltl~ ......... " Gr_ ton Hall, 21, Rl 4, Pomeroy, carpenter, lllld Lots ~Good· . . il lito divorce action, Willie FESTIVAL ol'liNs wtn. 18, Rt. 4, POmeroyi Clai'Colllna, Rt. l, Cbollllro, cbarl· JACKSON, Ohio (UP() - The mer Blaine Dalley, 33, I'Urnetd IJ'Otl' tllllloct of _., lllld • · JackiiCIIl c-.IJ Appta Feotlval IHmo cruoiQ' In a ault aplnot Cll*ll WedneiiiiJI wltll an lndua. 1'01. aosenmQ'man. -and Mary LJm Fitch, 18, Portland, 11111~ Colllat, Rt. 2, Radno. . " ,....,.. · · In a J)Uic <in lito ~oJ!ulllde. Pollee said ooe of the v!ellml _. -Zol~- s• ~ TtiE NEGRO EVER to reich lbo ntlk of- .... Jo..... - · •• SOUihEu· cjld. Zoldall 011110!1 1 bar known prlllll tilt U.S. armed keel uouallf apoodl &lnlll1i vloltl~ llold JIGIPIIII~ lllld lito r11t of the woekiDtlle lleld w11h hla 1n10p1. '''lbat'a u "Tom•s Place" which was "here tile lctloa II," 111111 U.S. Arm1' Brfl. Gen. Frodorlck EDia dlocriiJM by pollee 01 a "rough haqaut. u l)l'VIsoa, n..Year411 ...,.;nOnder ot tile 199th Llaht Jnlllrllr)' BrlThe other vlellms wore two pdo. otniiCIIl aot hla atar• SomtlaJ fran Gen. Crel8ltiOD w. Abramo, negro men and a white woman. thl U.S. cmt""lider Ill Vlolnlm, iD a cere- at tbo brlalde'• Aulllorllloo said 11>at tho night's buod caq~ t1rno mlleo soulhwellt ot sa11011. "I can IbiD< of DO man recelpta at ZOiclan'o bar wore who hao workod harder or who -rved a promatlcm to aenoral mlutng. Pollee tlleorlzed tile bar was m"" thaD Genenl Davlsoa," Abram• told Davl1011'a "'"' .,....a~- By United Press lnternaUonal 'The second echelon took over some or the presidential campaign in-fight!~ during the week- Stickup •;·' '' , . , pnllfdtat, held ou1 Ultlo ' - t11at the p-<q~'• George Washingt non. · Virginia. is tiona! belief in t your family is plat your present home Home Mortgage J .... Infighting Begun on end with one cahdidate's aide charging •• Apartheid" Policies and an oppoaite number calllng ur Oeeln tllll-llrWU~O ocliool dlotrlcL periOIIt, awarently lddnapecl DiOPiiio the ' to the procloin'-111 white, 55,0110.: ll!.lljlber llldted ~tlon of Toaehero .(IJFJ'), Albeit hrd<er, UFT !rom a bar foUowlng a otlekup, - ,_-- ... ,.w:~T · pre · rmr · .... Four Shot Weekend ' NEW YORK - A CONTROVERSIAL aeflllborhood ochml board dllltllollll of 10 teochora trtaerattaclt;ywldetoachera' strike wu auopondl'l but tile wall<oui atlll klpt 1t101t o! New York'• 600 p...Uc ochOola clantl toda), The ell!<' a Bolrd of Edueltlon suapondod the aowrnlnll board ot the p,......l_tl¥ NO(Il'O and Puerto Rican .i . del- Alltod loooeo were at leut ldlled In the alx-b>ur Mekong AUled troopa prowl!ng jungles around SoJeon discovered the site of a mulllple rocketlaunddngdevlce 18 miles lOUth ol the capt· lalln tile Mekoni Delta and were t.ald by a captured North Vlebla· mese u.utenanl the Redo plan:~~~;~~~~~~t~~~M~~~~~~~;~~m~~~~;:~trf:~~i~ili~ttr~~;;~~~;~~:~~~:1;~;~:;:~=>>~:;;;:~~~:~:~:~:}~:::~~r~:::;:::~:;:}ff> ned to move the 12-round I07mm !ly UDitod Preas lnlernallonol rocket launcher eYen closer to STOCIOIOLM - THE RULING SOCIAL Democ:ratle Porty, In Sllgoo tor deadly aheulng. - • r !or more 36 y-t, won Ito greatest victory alnco the Spokesmen said lt wao tile nrst wor In Sundal'a olectiODI ln which tile Ru18lan invaoloo of Czechoa- , . _ of Ita in>e over lound In lcnalda dealt a poulbly flalal blow to lbe omall c.nununtst Porty, South VIetnam. which tool 5 of Its 8 oeats. More S..ocloa thiD • - before cut their ballots and !or the 1!1'11 time Ill hlat.cl'Y lliooclon t.o, a ot10ot>UI1 government wllb an llboolute maJoritY In cbambora ol tile Rlkadac (Parlllment). Etabty-alne per coat of the nalloa'o 5. t mlllian voter a SUnllay cut m....,. thiD halt ll>elr ballota for Social ilemoc:rat candidetea In the olectloa for parllament'a second houoe. ~N ' tng. to drlvllw to delll'O)f Communlll detdln• of a lldrd, nationwide a«oulvo, ldlled at lout 100 auerrlllaa 1n l'Gur baltloo _ , SoJeon, caplured a rocket • launcher aimed at tile dljl, lllld oelzed a reoord hMtl ol munlllono, military ttplkotnnen Aid venture: I ,.., :-' 0 ' SMnrerl extreme _...,.. thlt ovealnll aod tbe well por. by_late klnlslll. LOWJ taiQill 601. C<inaldonble dootd!Mit, mild TUeiiiiJI w1111 • - " ' · - • well to oaot b)' . . _ Rocliet Launcher Taken by Allies Many rlvermen <led the new packet line COl a 10 of It bu1 after , repairs and remodeliDJ boats, the !all of 19181 pacl<et line ln complol< of the situation. Here are a few brf, of River News from 1J polls Dalcy Tribune a' < · MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 16, 1968 POMEROY-MIDDL.EPORT. OHIO VOL. XXI NO. 101 , . :(, (.) '"'.:. • t" .: River packets. FRIDAY FISt BUFFET ,,,_, .;_., .? -:._..,_, Devoted To The lnteru~M Of The Me~·Mmon Area -. verted them lnto uppe: SEPT, 9, 1918 - en tine at y Tho fodoratod repoi>lle of Nl. ., Weather • ' "'' ••• -.,.l..,,_ ...,.. 'Cif 'dlilllill ~ ;, ) cid. udile . -·'. ,, _.a,- banfllel. -. toral votes, carrying three to ,seven Ret>ublican governors into otfl.ce with him. The Gall"' figures predleted ·that Nixon is the froftt.runner in terms of probable percentages ol the popular vote, but lt lndl· cat.ed that both Wlllace and Humphrey are closing the gap. The GalllV Poll asked, "If the election were held today, wbich candidate would you vote for?" Of those polled, 43 per cent favored Nixon, 31 per cent Humphrey, 19 per cent Wallace and 1 per cent urxlecldt!d. i\ similar poll late last month gave Nll<Otl 45 per cent to 29 per cent fDr Humphrey 18 per cent tor Wal~ . lace an:l 8 per cent uolecided._. Newsweek a n d Time mapzines, estimating the electorll votes the three leading c:andl· dates might pile ~. re1cbed similar conclusions. The figures complied by the _ two magazines lndicatod thlt WaJ.. lace would be unable to throli the election Into tile Hoooe of Representatives by plc:kiog ~ so many wtes that no one would have a majority. "As it stallis t.odQ, Nixoll ia too strong ID make the .-11 close," Newsweek Ald. 2·Accidents,· TTtefts Keep Lawmen Busy Two automoblle accidents were by otto Anthol1l' Marcinko, 19, investigated, severallncldentsot. Reedsville, went out of control theft reported, and nurneTvus per~ and struck a parked vehicle be· eel. The department 1110 repot1ed recovery of a 1967 Ford jaNiolq truck stolen In Roll CourliY. '1be truck waa awarontiJ owned tri Howard Keatortoftbat countY. The cab of the truck waa . - 'by ftre wloen lt waa located porUd In western Meigo e<JUIIb'. The IDclctent Is still under tmeotlp. lion by Melia and Rosa CCJuni;J authorities. In other activity, Sherll! Har· t.enbach bas boon notl!led of thelto from the West VlrRinfa sllore of the Ohio Rivor IIW Involved propert,r ol Melp Coulltiano. It baa boon rop>rtod a 16 It, boat aod 12 bor_W.. motor was stoleninonethettMU' the Kalaer Alumlrllm plant ltltl a tool box, oar• and otllor ltema wore taken from In the same area. . :. '~ longing tc Harold Curtis Boston, weekend by Melia CourliY Siler· 35, Rt. 1, Reedsville. There was Ill Robert C. llartenbach's de- damage to the right front fender, grill and hoadligbt of Marcinko's partment. •uto and to the right front tenThe first accident was Sund8J' der, hood, bumper, grlll a n d at 6:43 p.m. oo CourliY Road No. headlight ol BooiDn'. one-l><lf too 43, slx-<enlho of a mile lOUth P,t.k-up. No charges were tued of Route 681. A car drlvea ooulll and no injuries were reported. The other accident occurred at 9:20 p.m. on Route 7, one tenth of a mile oorth ol Roote 248, where a vehicle operated by Chester L, Griffis, 36, CoolvOle, traveling north, ran into An addecl aellv!Q' In Jdlyllcal the rear of a 1965 model car drivaducailon this year at Rio Grande en by Roller! Lym Wood, 17, College will be archery, part o! Chester. Wood reportedl.y w a 1 a phfslcal eclJcatlor> eouroo In otopplng to mak~ a loft tum. omcers said the 1964 vehicle Healtll Aclivltlea. The range Is belns clevalopod driven by Grllfls was dernoliohARRESTS on tile stanley L. Enna Athlol· ed and there wall heavy damage Weekend arroats Included WU. le and neereatloo Field. With the to the Wood auto. Grll!ls was citlard Nel110t1, 47, Rt. 1, UDPcomplolioo of tile Paul R. J..¥ne ed to Meigs c:ouney coort oo a vllle, and Floyd Charlet " " Phyaleal ~- Building Rio charge of fall!ng to stop within ton, 52, Langsville, ,.. IDGrande COJlop will be able to an assured clear distance. toxicalloo chargeo; Hobart~ PROBE THEFTS offer addltJunll lndlvi..W opor1a A car reported stolen from 49, I..angsvlllo, Jemy aellvllles aa part o! Ito curricuthe parktni lot oC the Sports- Whittington, 28, RL 4, Pot>•OJ, lum. Teach!ng tile Jlosaltll AA:IIvl- man Bar, was recovered Son- Ellz_., Moodi"P""P, 31, LIDllea <OOrse will be Dr. Bruce day on the HanlY Hollow Road. caster, and Charles Obltnpr,BL Curtla, dlreetor of peyllcal The 1953 CbovTolol belonging 2 Pomeroy, all oo dlolurhlrllllll charps; Narcut Cox, Itt. , •eatton. fUid Arthur Laaham, ID Charles Franklin Oblinger, Rt. peac:o 2, VInton, ne operaiDr'tll--, cllreelnr of atltlotleo. Aaalttdng 2, ~,wasUken~ and ~ereU Rodney CreDnMsi them will be Tanlb' Joeklna, ZS, alter ll1ldnlgt1l SllurdaJ'. II waa 21, Rt. I, Cooi.We, • ...,, oopllomore !rom r.ntpotlo. wrecked before It was abandon· 10118 were arrested ove-r t h e Archery Added To Rio Course --loft �I " 2~- •'11ii Dllb ~nol, 11 ' lddl~rt-P•IMDeroy, 0., Sept. 16, 1968 I ~ - "-And if You Happen to Throw a Beanball, I'll Happen to Look the Other Way!" ' ·- For It teUs a powartul lllory o1 a twain !hot will never never meet, and :It detlnes tbe Cl118l dl1enuna ol. American leaderohlp under the prea4111 or the new President In lbe m -- ance of a ratlmal American stance In world af!slrs. caDI," the great middle class. Hubert Humphrey ill ,aiming at lila same group, though be calb them by a diHerent name-the "ailent" or "moderate majority." And George Wlllace is certalnly not pitching his appeal to any racial or economic minorities. Jwt who is this forgotten, silent, moderate, , ..' much-courted American? Basically, he is a man who has never had things so good nor been so worried that things were going bsd. He is, for emmple, a trade unionist, proud of the fact that his immigrant father had his bead bloodied by the cops during a violent otrike for decent wages and working con· dltions beck In tile 19308. This man is otauncbly ln favor of law and order in the cities and the use of stern meas· ures against rioters. The union be belongs to cootlnues to keep out Negroes who arc tryIng to learn the sldlb that will give them decent wages and living condldons. Or he is a bualaessman who grew up in poverty during the Depression. Thanks to a loon !rom the government that got him started, be now runs his own prosperous pion!, supplying parts to a larger company with a lucrative defense contract. This man is sick and tired of high taxes 8Dd bureaucratic interference in free enterprise. He may also be a man wbo fought for -his country in World War II. In reward for his services, the government paid for his coUege education entirely. A Gl loan enabled him to buy his first house with no down payment and low interest. He eventually traded this home up for a billl!er one in a better suburb. He is not agamst equality, but be is getting fed up with tho demands ol some people. He feels that u they want the good ~s in Ufe, they should earn them, just as he did. He is also uneasy over receat court ruliDgs that may open the way for certain undesirables to move into his community and his children's school. Hado's The,f, particular "forgotten A.mericaDB," who cdhstilute a significant U unknown por· lion of the elec!Grate, might perhaps more accw;~tely be called the " forgetting Americans. There are millions of others, however, who have not forgotten tho beneftts they have recelved or gained for themselves through lbe American system, who realize that the same benefita must be accorded to au citizens. who have generaUy approved of or at least understood the vast social changes that have toteD place in the past decade, who know that there are no simple, "right" answers to the complex problems that face a great and varied nation. Yet they, !Go, are possessed by the disturbing feeling that the country is olf tho track, that somehow things are coming apart at the seams. They see the new generation, which has been given more opporlunilles and more education than any previous generation, apparently rejecting the very society that gave it these things and either "dropping oul" or slashing away al the philosophical and moral and political underpinaings of the nation Itself. After aU these years, they are now be· ing told that everything they have believed is false, everything they have valued is a shorn. that the Republic ls an outmoded fraud and that it and they are sick. These concerned, confused Americans don't know what the solution is, but most disturbing of aU, many are far from sure that any of the presidential candidates knows either. The nation desperately needs a savior. Is one in si~ht? .....,• ., ,, PN"- ,_1, ' '. ,. "' BY JACK O'BRIAN NEW YORK - Aspiring young married pollllclan risks Ids rep. utatloo nightly in the most public places with a succession r1 gla~ mor babes .... His lastlugubrious known romantic Incident a female he was ftnancilll turned out also to be under the romantlcall.v financial spell of one of his avowed enemies ... . The Matzner jd>llcalloos ln New Jeraay (&fleeted by the sizzling murder caoe there) qtdatiJ are up for llale .... Copacabeau(y Linda HImlrez, 19, and Grand Union adman Tom Flfm wiU Willi .... Opera star Ucla Albanese's 16· year.old son, Peplno, J u s t gm his Conn. driver' a license and Ia yearning to borrow lbo family car for his first date: It baa a bar, telepbme, TV set, game table, ndlo .... Just lock him lniA> the sllet,y belt, mom. Mickey Rooney's an Inventor - he' a patented a trlple~Oill camera he calls tho "omnlcamera" II> be peddled by the ''XI Corp." .... Harold Arlen's composilll new tunes for lbo "llouac of Flowers" ftlm •.. • ll&rold Gary won the (deaarved) best notices In "Tile Price" ln a role he took over on a momoot'a nolice; It baan't besl noted Edward G. Roblnom was the llrat choice for tho part ...tturnedlt :dmm .... . We'Ve 1'ounc1 Arthur·• Aoflller's recent llramaa conslotently slaatod lind lackiDg ...... turglcal J>Oseur his due, tile role CoBtraCtOrS PIan semmar • _., will . - a daJ _ lms aemlnar 011 Wecb>sdly, Sojlt. 18, st the Franklin Counly Vaterans MemorW. Purpose ol the aemlnar will be to hlgbiii!M Iabor problema c•illfhNillliB t h e Industry, s - wooknesaes ln bargalnlng and ol!er ldou 88 to 1mr all cutnctors can unite to ol!or a lll'clo&Br frmt Ia .,.._ r-- IIIJII&thq .,......enll, Panel dlacuaalona wiU ..,ar a ~-• -•'-'•wllb._ • • - - · of _,..... .....lea m "The Iiiio In Coolltructloo Collis In Ohio Durin& I h e Put Five Yoaro," ''What eon the CoolltructiOil -.tr1 do II> Change Ute Trend ID cmlltruc11oo Collls'l'' lind "Wbol AcUoo is Needed7' Spe·ker• IDd pan.. ellllls will ...,11111 o f - · tara and_,..,,_ ol!lclola who·- ......... -· vttall,r lnteraatod In ll!e problom ofoou~Di-lindldabcoota. 1btJ' Include J. Pa1i<er Gar'lllek, Garwlek and Roll, lbc., Columbua; state Rep. Cllarlel E. Fcy, Wald; and Donold w. F!Um, Jr., Voualm Bull'•-- eo of Old0 "·-•M- ~"'" • • -- cblllrmen of the "mlaar ere Robort F. ~"'- -ealdatt, Ohio Cootncton Aowwllllcr and Joll8plJ Solo, Oldo 1b1e pre-. AGC Bulldilll c-cn. 11IE DAILY 8I!NI'INI!L ,._._. IICKAID I. ,..., I 5 =p ~ 011111 ,...., ........ CIIIfllli,lll ....... -.. ....... ~~-.~ <*~~. .............. ..... u . . . . . . . Y~Qer......... ~ \ ' ~ ;~ ·' -. Weekend r• By United Press Irternatlonal S.tunlay · STOCKHOLM, Sweden (Ul'O"' JlniJn.y Elll1 retained hl1 WBA ' heavywei&ht crown wlth a 15•• i'ouDd declalon owr F1CQ'd Pa~ .. tersoit. Oc DETROIT (VPO - Detroit ~" rllbtbonder Denlllo !lwtn be.. came the tlrst pitcher Jn 34 •., year• to win 30 pmea In 1 seaom aa the Ticer• beat the Ook: ,. ' land As 5-4. .u,. - "•'fllli 1!!!!!11 A" --I · CADMLI!Y Cont•·nued N. y 1·et Bomb•'ng 15 J0 hft$0ft 5 'B'1g 5tiC • k' ly u y CROMLEY "" NEA Washi"""" C.1111apndoal . WASHINGTON (NEA) In part, President Johnson bam't lloi>Pecl bomb11Jc NG1'tb Vletruun becauae biB Secretary of state'Ilean Ruot remembers Korea and Panmunjom aU !Go 'lrell, At the lime of Korea, Rusk wu asllllllltt secntary of at.fA1 for the Far Eut. He did much or the bohlnd-the sc-1 maotermlndlng for the Panmunjom talb. Rusk and his aides have tbouaht a grut deal about tbOie fruotratlng days. The lesoODS of Jtorea are 14day belq appUed to Vietruun. . · AI state Dopartmeuma wllo wen ill• Koroa M M- · lbe ,_tell mlllake the UDIIed stain JUde "' l'om-.Jom wu to mU1e goed wiD eo.a"o+u t. pt the lalb ...... · The old-limen believe then CODCeSalono ealiiiiCI the war to ~:!,; I:rt~.!.s~~v: to tbe ,.,.....,uary loso of ••-•·•...., These dlplomall also believe, In ........,...., the one-aided conceosioos resulted In an armlstk:e lifeemeot far leu favorable than we could otherwise have ocbleved. •· b In on ••--~ men w o were ......, negrtlaliolll ~ 11. IC Western negotiator• agreed to a North Korean~ wltbout lnalstlng on aa eqiUI conceall011, tile North Iroriau immedlately coocluded that our poalUOD wu deterloratlns. Tbe)r became more aggressive and even leu NWIII•tory. Tiley Immediately came up with further domlllda that we mult meet befoie the cUocusllloaa could move ahead. ·. At P•emfttlom, fer ......., tile Nlrtlll' r I " I , let 8ntonleulbl:±n•m•'lleteblllt.,..l#r U...CJIIIao. wile llltlalb ealll • ...-ed. .........._ •• •• ....... a. tie-........ tlelllwlllt lilt tlelaJII .... ___.. o.e t., lilt m• 1 pre• If wu • llie Nd K1r1 · · ften . . . . . . . ._ ..... , . .. . . . . . . . . . . . 111111111 'l'lleyl!llll, luafety,llrlq ..= I T· Nlllelralll lh~a ...n lltelt ........ .. - - . lllelalb ......... .... .. 1M 424 me for llle Ulllle!l llillldue e llle ......_ Bad lbo U. . . stain iltoollllrm GDIDolof!!ll.tliat lbo tlwe line would hi the line ol cciiltltc:t u tbe time llli arnJisllce . . . Natloal 1-. coalilllmt .DDt .., the - . III&Dedi:!' : 5 their -. ol ~ ba1'e coat tbe Hlll'lllirJ· ·~ 81111 U1111t aDiel.. Tile apeda tblak would have lilortened the lalb by ·JliiiGiltbl. By coatrut, u.s. necotlatGn kllrllld u.t wileD they due In 81111.,.... u bud~ ulbo ·N altll KareMa, they IGl,. aure. A·- ..... TbeJ achieved - a. ar-ter ranMa . . , . tbe tlllbd N.UOO. IIUide tile Nortb Korual pay a !Idee rGr 1111aJ1. . Haol today lnllltllt WGD't talk aatllthe U. . . Btatei . ' . the DOrtherD bamblag "•m""'UIUIfmaiiJ.~ . llliJII, Aa" 1111 1"1 ' . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .-1' 1 ..... 11 • AIW -...• . W tllii V.I. fld"rt ... _.. .11 .... ( ltiiUI lie '111111 • .............. wlll,._lll'ftlll-.e· .... - ·. .. ' Tlilt Ia, If .the ICGnaa eumple II valid 111111 If 1\ rt'enl Jobnsoo haiti the bombing. tlda li.S. ~- !d'" . _ '-' ~ ' further demaada hef-. talb coil¥ iii!CCIIIfidiJ praCitiL•• Tbi8 Ho llrateiY bal.alreiib' beea ~~~ ' u !IOI!Iii NCeat nowlijliiji6t MNillne whlcb oid.tc ad' A-. W011't •' End stalemete, .JI8aot Jnd!c, ;=:::;" . ' . I ., . ' . . .• .' . • , \ '·', "~·· . I ...., lplllt IIIII' or 1111 ....., m bit'. . I ber up three or four a weeh 10 I COIIld boWl or ""' pool - will! h e r m a occam,., 1 told hlr IDIIQI IIGY· oc1 her bat llboulbt -It wu 1 Uo. Now 11111 obe'o - · 1 · ttoUae 11 WUD'I. 1 017 myoe1r to aloe; OVW1 .a- .a __. .. Tho olbar dill' my - """' I ~ Olllllldl In bllll. I daloi him - h e melalllld hi 1114 I 4!d"'t toll him 101111 "' 1111 ~· .,•.....,.. tau r.w lblm, boit he didn't ·llJ - . I 4Dtft reoll1 - he"o tolldqj . - _ rm aal,r If IIIII lllllldQI ac:ltlq lila over hlppoaoc1 to me. Wbol ~d 1 taD blm'l- TIIOVBLm Dlalt. ao4 rm 19, 10 1 4Dtft Door Troubled: · - for IMIIM'II How can 1 _. You'd bette< 11111 tell him lblo, -• .,.. herbaek?;_ RICH IIIII butlwlll: I a man Dlllll ASK !Dr h II ·.· Don't lrf, You'd ...... bo 011 1~-dd dlnllll""a ..... kool lblo slrl. llhe deaces, b e ' s - a proiiJ lou.IIJ took )au back, ;ruu'd either c1r!ft Uotenor up to ,_, Alllllr hi Door Rich: lito lllllllmoaa I8IID, or e1.. tbe llldp to pt ..., _ wtdch _.w """' -· _..... •- · but IIIIU :ruu milerlblo. - H. llelr llal•: Wby Is It that.· a boy lldnlul Blrla bn'e to lave ....., 11)10111 m llllm? I am 18, and Ill)' morIto kind of dolo lo a alco lone , _,. 11111 .... ~ 1 0111 ... w-. w lbe bar bolter, bOCIII .. M... -d orack laDI. Dml't 1111 me - I lib bl BEHRfS WORLD tbam aal,r .- 10 lbol l!t ... ._.., hla,, . . - a wllb · - my .,.,.... tolla 011" _ whet, he'll IIIII ID tbldork Dllcb aod ···• 1'-1 - IL Door llal•: I fougbl ln Vl•orn I bon 1 IIIII heb.Y, a pxl Jab, and a croclll ~ But 1111 aad I 0111•t 10 tato a bar 11114 111 a ....,_,. •--··" wo'ro 21 _..,.., . . , _ 11111, a~11?-.. RON - ft-- ,_. -= ~ lal - IL ' , •• ·~ SOUTII LAKE TAHOE, Callt Lao Evoaa bettered the world !00 motor record 'lllth a jlme of 44 aeconcla. (UP!) - DETROIT (VPO - No double beat Damlscu11 b1 almost three lqtho In the $123,300 Michl· pn mile at lbe Detroit Race track. Sortel ...,.loci Summary r· 7 unlelaoted Goldoa Rocketa, !coded 'IIIII! aeniOI' vetefllll and rldlns a crest ot two lmprestive DOD-league vtctorle•. were p:lcked Sunll,y aa tbe te.m II> win the 1988 SEOAL lootblll cbiUIII>ionlhlp. Colch Boll Brennan's Rockett were 1al>bed by memben of the SEO Sportawrltero and BrCJO<I- picked II> rOOJJ! wt the llrst cii- how he manqes to convert it Ylaion. tnto 1 aainer." Heading the aecond division cluba Ia Lopn In IUih pllco, fol. lo.,ed by the Molsa 'Maundera ln elxth, NelsonvUJo.York lnsev· enlb, wllb the ..,. • powerrul 1roatoo Ticer• picked II> ftnioh doocl llat In their li•ll y - or Jacksoria Iromnen are'r~ ed to have excellerd depth, good , ..... COJqJOtltlon. Aecordlrw to Wellston repreaantatlvoo II the mooting the Golden Rockett have 19 &enlora on their aqUid, 1! or whom play In evoey pmo. Led 1>1 quortardly nllbt. The Jackaon lronrnen, Ulller back Rlck Perdue the Rockett new c~».ch Ben Buckles, have al- have smaobed VInton Coun\11 40so rolled over two non-league 6 ml rlppod Ook HUI 31·12 ln foes and were placed as the l't.Ulencounters. ner >4> team by the scribes. Perdue lo doscrlbo<l 11 the ln clooe voting for the other best grlddor in lbo SEOAL thle six &pot& the GaJUpnUs Blue year by tho Wellston spoke1111111n Devlla jUit edged Alben& fur who s1ated. "even when he twnthird place with the BuUdogs blea or a plly blows l\) someto dethrone ·defending c~on lfolgs •• all . ol the ellbtluegue teams enter loop COJq)OUllon Frl- IIOIH..,.. ,. Helen Help USe • • .. He broke another record. I told you It waa Leap Year!" " ... weU Ilion'• castera A11ocl1.Uon 11 the teu ..... a PrePre- ...................... C vtn;e.::,:-·.: n..;. .-•,,! W .Z. •.·6£*' f if;ct· ---. • m• .. • u...,II!PII>• · .......... .....-. ............ lull .......... . ............. ........ . ... ' . ..... . -.... .................................... _____ _ .................. ...... . . ............. ....... --.._ ................ iia a ................. .._..,. ,., "IIGiim ....... ......,...,, .,.... ::•-;;:;.;;•;.·-..... , ...... laVOTI.D TO JlirrUar • .. -•liP" u...,.. 1 aentlng baUdln& plllllll>lng. heat1ng. coollng. electrical lind hlsb- ., ... ~roadway September 18 COLUMBUS - High ....., setUements In cmatrucUoo over lila 11011 lllree years hu proiiiJIIod 8 labor-miiiii&ODMri meeting for aU !IOfllllOOis of ll!e Oldo contractlnglildullll')'. Over 200 contractors, repro- •• _, , Mike Coller, Well, Rllcbllert, Jim Roy V•t. . . . . . . .; Wellston Picked To Capture 1968· Crown .. p ... - _.\11 The Dolly Sendnel, Middleport,.POOiei'Oj', 0,, SOpt. 16, 1968 AR·Stan ® 5 Though Cldcaao at lest vin- pert;r wu In fllct of two mln4o aolq DIOII.· The ohrlll lhoula, of It oiL For If ,., rl ; o!I!No dicated tho blpartlua Amerlean IIIII two beor11 obout ll!e bllrlh "Slop lxlinblnai Slop lbe bomb· Amerlcu Preal- """'d $0111· policy of determined mllltar7 ...,_ . necesiii\Y to 1111 oo to ll!e aad lnf."· rlllnr lromll!e vut COD· bb ll>diCIIo hll. ~~~~~ lllstanca to lmplacahle Commu- Ia vi-. llaWk overcon>etlowo '..m~on hall, will be ............. olll¥ of doclalon ... , _ , . pol. Jdat _.aalmlil Situthout Asia, otllolalq - but chlckm -""· oc1 IDIIQI ..... for,._ lq . to -ll!e beatnlb of Chleleo, Ito -......, . of biller hlpple ed Ute loudolll of them au. And lballbo.. -rlloed-lhaull ,., re~lo Amorliln,_Preoimd 'I'IA>Ie reJectiGil a( lbe ac- - It wao all ,over, chleken """ I n - do(ootod coulcl 11011!!1>17 ·bl,illl til!" tloo In Vl-.n will' oebola Hao bad Ill -·For 1111111111'011 and or1 lll!llo roll coli, from ll!e 'HIIP"''lbllit;r ....,. to.,tlll ..,_ nol and Palplnc and lfoiiCOW Joae forever dl•cre41tocl a CCIIIVootloo 1allue 'at 1M PJ.Uortn dDWD II per.Jiowkaofyolter<JqWbolulfe _ . ll!e ~v·• and wldcb wu quite -'>letomuter lui to lbo looue of cand!UWs. plllOled bore In Now Orloiu. How dllrer4111 -ocl lo lblo The clcveo would, of 1'0"1'"• lbeme llu .,..104 11> be but naverlbelosa able to l world of New Orl_., thle 50th dollroy Ill credlblliv Ia t h o In rulill. heard there. The lOIII lind llhort d. II Ia llllllver1117 of tbe Amorlcanl.e-· American cloterrence lind lilll!e The sofi.Jinera loot Ute bat1ba1 lila melody uitpriJIII..... Jim. Here, ll!e C1118otloil hI 8 Amer\0111 wllllo Ule -~~-· .d e In Chicago, true OIIOU8h- But ell from the dlseciunCI of Qd • . ....,. moo betn- ohall we er -BIJ;flaadongeraUI-Id. from !bat embattlad clQ> 1110)' won a certain kind ~ war lD the II of a ceueleso clalnO< slap 1bo bombilllbut relbor- . The oldbo.l'o oflboAmorlCIDI.e101180 lbot lbo7 left Ute world for a CIIO-olded retreat In VIet- lblll Ill lncnaoa lt. Somo''unl· 111m wwld. of ...,..., Pllh lila _ . . . . lbal • great polldcal nam only barely overcOme blll!e laleral Amerlcon ...- . ......... or American to wlcea of more prudent lind lela _,. clever clevlco II> !orfoll lbo llub point of llltqlsnblepor. the 1!11111 b1 IIIJPOI'IIelal Ill...,_ D. "de-Amerlcaalz· The llrot Ht - d dllbmor 1111'' the war, lo a• lrrelevllllto our booorallle oominllmallo ,_ the" r.utob old bo.l'l In their •and lor hlotarJ, The ..IIIII IUmJ •• wwld be ll!e .... 10>114 10 lallato commitof Ute 89-!'eor.oJd antlcp> cloll- taro public relatlma Qncludln& .Paltlml of medieval IIICIIks up- menta U to our 'v8'q er In "The Price'' Is a m a r- procbcts beariDi Ids name) lind Cll the prdlable angelic carrying rrl..,. lind paale our pVndol veloui\J true portrait; lbe only alroaclf be'a boutlllt 1 •185,000 of Ute point of a neo- ..emlea. role o1 lntegrlty In Ill ol II. French R!Yiora vWa ... Michele cUe, Could two cities more pro. PUccini's "<:me Flne Morean (Jtere for her own dress Where the new p:dltlca IJID- fourdy Ulu.ltrate wiG' It 11 tb1t from "Msdo.me Buttorfll" must bualaess) relaxad II Trudo llel· bollud b1 Cldcqo scrllllll II In lbo lnllllltoll · !"'mpl"' Lobe 1n the pohllc domain at lUI; lor'• VIllage ll'uaerle'llllbllarc llll Amerlcanpemment toslve ouea ol .forol&n )lOIIey n Clrl half a dozen pop-lunes are em Ute Flaber of Ute ort ollllhll- up In Vlolllam, 1b1 old politico hive only me II i market parroting Pucclnl' 1 rich .... New MGM movie will be d- of Ute Leslomalre• bellowo at time - and mo 'Idle melody .... llfaay dac:ades a&<> lled lllmpl1 ''WQDOI" lind not lbal pemment to slvo 'em ball. 11111110Vocl by _.will )10111 and lbe late Jobn Go!dell IIIli rich 'lllth, by or obcart Jo11D. - . of cour10, are 1bo moll by raiiOiulllllla .POioocl by em ooe •illl, "POor Buttorfly," The tuwn of cabo Frio In Bra- · tlrelibme of overallqiUftcallona mea aware of only lbllblilour• wldch he dld NOT •teal from zU gave Brigitte Bardot ber own - lind Ibis Ia lbl whole poiDt fa01 rellltloo of oar time? Puccini - he simply wrote a beae- tract When lhl YloltJyrlc wldch compresooclthewbole ed lbere In '65 'lllth old.-. R. _.a•s llbratlo lniA> a 32-bar Zaaurl, 1q>1na lhe'd build mit IJOP IIOIIg. More hooelll than the lind become a fllurht attractlaa; lmltators. the;v were fneaooilvera- just. took SOme TV oaf oplnod lbat Tlny It back becou10 BB ~'t boll!· Tim Is ''lhl• year'a Llberace," or )IOI'IDg Ute - . .... llim7 but IJ!IIOred the fact that Llber- Siozar, writer of lbl ap. By Helen ace has more talent for music era, ·~ of~·· ls tbe bla than the cut..-ate psycbolosllt backar ol N1to - · lflOOV1 has lor <OIIlPBriams .... Tim II little E. 7tlh St. dliliDIIIPOI"The . YOIJTII ASKED FOR rrt lhlliP tao, but I ~ bod more thla year' a Mrs. Millar Mood." Thla column Ia for younuoo- a bo1 apeoda hla liard •"iamod .... Tony Curtis peddled me of - BOOk. 00 llllirltallllllll lilalll pie, tbelr problemo lind p i - IDiliiiQ' 011 me. Am I craq or his ll!ree Bal Air manalona II> most Amarlcon mediums UNO, their troulol and IWl. As IOIDalldDi. and do boJa - · · Damy Apollnar, co-author lind pqchlc sift• come !rom arauail the raot of Hoi• HoW USI, ole ll!e qulot kind of slrl who liar of Ute hlpplo-hlt "YCM' OWn Ute -.:ao • Nllpra Folio n- It welcome• IIIUillo but - ' t lblilkl )181 llllklnll to a bo.l' IIIII 'l'hlng," 111m; - . , . ll!e dton- dod8e a HrlGul quelllloo llkeo Ia bolter than watDhlnc a Four Plaza Hotel aultea were lc e«oct of Nlapra Filii (and a brush-Gil. movie?- QUIET WIET . rasarved lor Tony ~ lor Ida 8ll<lllc Bu1raJo 11 our hmle ~ Sbl 1 - IMaop Q~~lltkm Door Qdoot: entooraae comlna II> 1be Nov. 13 wldch Dill ap111n 111 oceul- to YOUTH ASKED FOR rr, care Your altllude abouldfotcbmalo "Sboea or Ute Fisherman'' tr.... we're to ol llal• Holp USJ IIIIa _._. ahoera, but It can be 01...,_, mlere at lbe De Mille Theolre be -'dar). per. ill I IIICIIel'·'"' a llrliiN&. .... He' a brlnaln8 hla wife lind Whee Jaek ean... dollvored DROPPED GUY • a W• ..0; lt'a hla 1IIJ of ll"'ir· lbelr lnstllll FunDy, plus ldda the eu1os7 for hla 111e LOSES BOUNCE 1111 he llkeo • · Iiolp him fromhlaprlor11181T1ap,twop. ldl alncerlfl wa1 10 llh....,; Doorlll*l: . --~..., butdotftaiWIJI : emea10alind oocretar)'..,alot .... · ·1d•:\101a'litlqil•- •!lt!iia iller .I . , ,,...... Jillll,ll!l• ~!rot<' ' ~~'•~'.• II ell'lp." · Nhuo's CUDj10ijjn . - . $20,000,- Ute aervlee oorlbl dl¥lb u4 - · QJior two Josra: sliifiD.u.Y i:iiul'- He Dill!" t i"Thlllll ,oi'twlltllllil 000 and he'• getdng It m the ba- looonou of ll!e aoalll1 1nab D'l ll!e - . I trolled .bar too HriGua; I. Got llllllli· lind sis of "he can't lose" J)OIIs. Wiler. Jack ...,.ertod lUI: "' oolhe brob up. lib )'1111 for .,..aocl. or,_.,... Frmch Olympics &ld clwJip fl>ld yuu 1 coa14 )IIAt,y a 'llral&bt For ........... If I took blr alrl who 1._ him foal lib a Jean Claude KlUy wW make a role," n• hl• «qttenetfce. oul, I uHCl her money, tbMt '1>18 speadern Cllce Ia a wldJ& repollld $500,000 for General Mo· · 1110111 wu loll. I moc1o three - 1L time& u Dllch u lbo did, bat Dear Belae: Voice along \1 Rl~~ Nii:Op is oq(l!> wln il!e hillitli _,11\i • mlllllll_j)Jd votes o!. Ill~ "forgotten Amerl· \ . Chicago, New Orleans, Far Ap.a rf' tance from the DemocratJc · Na.. Uonal conventlm In Cldcqo to Ute American LesiOII Coeveatloo in New Orleans must be meu-. ured by more than miles, In more than goneratloo pps, In more than Ute wldo SJIOD of half Wanted: A Savior for tJ,e Nation 3 ·- Washington Whi~ Paper BY WILLIAM S. WIDTE NEW ORLEANS - The d I s- 'Forgotten Americans' in Quandary ' FREEIIoLD; N.J. CliPD- COr· •· cllpn Illy, a New Zeelalld .ataad.. ardbred, become the ftrlll horae :In harness nclqt to earn a m:llc ' ' Um dollan by WlmiiW the foo· " " ture at. Freehold Race!IIY. ·e~ze, tJona were IDIIde. To earn a perfect score a tum bid 11> get 96 pointe In the votIng with the secool throulb ei&ldh a eruncblrw nmnlng attack, IPOta voted on an e.r.M, aeven, s1x, tlve, tour, and etc. 01 the 96 votes Wollotondraw 93th with """ acrthe picking ·them to ohlre Ute choqoloaobiJI with the Lopn O!le~ Tho 001l.v othf>r ftnt pllce vote went II> Gelllpo[is. Here is the Predicted order ol ftniah ao -&indoyblmembera or the SEO ~MI'rlters and Broodcollers Association. 1. Wllllllon (93'h) 2. Jackson (73) 3, GIDlJ>Olia (68) 4. Athena (65) all! morale U.t la •1 skyoohigh" for ll!e llrst time ln yoaro. A Jackeon llj>Okeaman alao added lbal lo !lao Murphy, a 185-pound sophomore linmacker1 Coach Buckloa boa a lad that Is d.,. scribed uaa a young sam Huff who prlctieally owna the detenslve •ekfteld aa he accounts tor a h1lb percentage of tackles all over the tl.eld." The pre ~ season predictions were bued upon reports given by each news or radio media present at the meeting in the Elks Hall at Jackson. After the members had completed their rundowns on each team tile annual prognoadca- ~a:~~~:;, back; Deada Hadroll . WWiam1, "WiaPekl, IIIII ~· . . ·'p; tallbock Otber bo.l'l- - at: lonolva action ,...I.,Ja!l; . . . . end; AU• WIIJ'imf, 1' .. ' [ cff Reserves Rally To Top ·Rockets. Wlllstoo como back to lib • The Nolp ......_ ' " " " " come from beldnd a fourlb 7-2 halttlme ociVIIUp lbo period IA>uehdown to score a 10-7 Rockotl...-..,rona-trlllllljlh ovor ll!e vlaltlns Will- leg ...... yards lniA> Ute ..., Ilion ........ S!tlurde,y allbf. .... ln lila II8COOld - . The Mike 9J'ate, a ...IUDlOI'e tan- atra ;oint .... kicked. MelKa ployera -'111 actlm In bad<, rantoJIOIIdlrtfromiOJardJI out midway Ia lila lui period to Ute cmtolll m ol!onse were RocBl•e the Marauders lhelr 10 - or Abllott, ceater; Dml Amlorahead margin. A ..ra.. ofpoBIOI aon ADd Harold White, DJards; from Olartarback Pol O'Brloato 1l11111Y Lewla, stan Coo!Go lind End Jobn Rltd!hort put Ute bell 5. Lopn (53\\ ) BRIDGEHAIII'TON, N.Y. (VPO Ia poattloo ror Grate'• nm. O'Brl6. Melia (28) Mark Donohue won the second .., alaoldtRitchbartforlbe PATS 7. Nelo-York (27') leg of the Cai>-Am alto roclng following tho m. s.arom... (24) aeries with an average IJ)Md of Malgs bed IOitell Ill first two 111.32 m.p.h. potato lilll!e . . .l.. quarterwlten the Wollalon ceoler M_.lbe boll ovara-.ld-be..,...r'ohoad Frsnklin (Ind.) 28 Hope 13 lind out of tho end zone oo fourth SoutbNIII down. play and Ball Slate or lndlan8 W. Texaa Ill. f5 Lamar Tech 7 will be at Bowling Green. Trnlt,y ('fu.) 53 N, M, Hllnds 0 Akron ran ~ a 26-7 lead tn" .Eltz, Clt;,v f6 Frostburg 0 Houailln 54 Tulane 7 the OJIOning half and coiBtad II> Tenne11ee 17 Georsle 17 (lle) Colo. St. 21 New Mmco 13 a 32--7 win over Buder at Jnd.l- C8rson-Newmn 34 Catawba 14 UTEP 14 UC Santa BJbra 14 anapolls in an •-noon game. llmjlde~cmy 16 Macyvlllo 7 Weill Indiana State wUJ be at lbc Zip MilS. Coli. 21 Furman 12 Colo. Coli . 7 Black Hills St. 0 gridiron S.turday nllbt. Mldwelt Utah St. 28 New Mex. St. 12 Ohio Weoleyan, Ohio's other Luther 13 Aglllana (Ill.) 6 lclabo St. 52 l'orUDd !1. 30 undelaoled squad last season, . No. Mlchlpn 63 Norlbwcod 0 Mootenll 37 North Dakota 10 wiD ..,.n lbo season at boule Ind. St. (Ind.) 23 Ealll W. 0 Slturday afternoon In a non- Whitewater 29 steven• Pl 7 league game with Albion o!Mich- Ollhkoah 22 Lecros10 7 1gan. St. Jos. (Ind.) 3.1 Norlb Frk 21 No. Wlaols 40 Bal !L -20 Dubu~e 32 Norll! C4111ral o _ Akron 32 Butler 1 By United Press International Albion 27 carthage 7 Eaot Eaot Mich. 40 MDmlngsldo 16 llarahil 7 Morehd St. 7 (tie) Platteville 41 River Falla 7 Fslrmnt St. 41 Wynllbrg If !1. Cloud 7 St. Jno. (Mim.) 0 Wstmaor (1'1.) M Slm Crk 12 Nebrasha 13 Wyoming 10 Clerlm St. 21 Mansfield 13 Iowa 28 Bulfalo 10 Hamllne 36 Balliet 7 W. VL St. 13 W, VL Tech 6 Cent. Michigan fl Bredley 6 Da,yton 24 Kent lble 10 MIDthln 28 Elmhurst 6 Cncrdla (Minn.) 26 >\plana 7 llofatra 26 Gelt;ysburg 10 Mlainl (Oido) 28 Xlvler 7 Maryland St. 28 Lock Raven 8 Toledo 31 Rlcbmood If Eaot Carolina 37 Pui!Ofta 7 Dl. St. 34 Wls (Milwaukee) H South Wlll'1burg 7 Lee 0 No. Car. St. 10 Wake Forest 6 ,----,:,.--------::----------, ... lind ~ - - . - back. BY QUARIERS Welllllm 0781- 7 llolp 2 00 8 - 10 Toledo Rips Foe, 31-14 COLtJMBIJS (IJPI)- Tile 1988 American Conference cbon.,lon Ohio coUege football COIIll>algn Toledo warmed I() will! • decl· down to real business this stve 31-14 win over Rlchmotll end after opening tho 101- ol the Southern Conference, ::k SOD 5aturdly with I seven-pme 16 belDi held on Buckeye Stale gridirons. There are 10 night contestl'l slnted. The Rockett, headed by tall The SAtun:IQ Ohio college P1'0o- back Toland Moss, took a 20-7 program whore co.lelelllllng 1\!Jd. gram calla lor 2! games, wltll lead In the drat hall or the night pmo at the Ohio gridiron and lben coasted II> Ita lOth conaecutlvo win, extelllllng back loto the 1967 season. Richmond tallied In lbe fourth period to cut the deficit to 17-14 but Toledo acored lwlce lo the dnal six minutes, once when Moss mede hla second touchdown run of the game ond the New Officers Named By Scribes, 'Casters Membara o( Ute Southeutem Ohio Sportawrltera lind Broadcooten A.soclatlon ..-nt~&utdaJ In Jackam elected veteron newapaper.man Jlm Sollars u ,lll'esldall or Ute group lor tho 1968-69 athletic oaum. SOllers roplaeoa WUllardFitzpatrick or Jaekom aa preoldent of the auoclatloo with Joe Strublo of Radio StatiDn WMPO In Middleport named II> tho J>Oat o1 viee president. llolnllng out the otncers tor Ute COIIllnl701r Is Odie O'Don- lbl SEOAL acboola. This malter will be Ioken up ot the Novomber maetlns of Ute association. Each scribe or' radio pioy-bypl8)' man then pve a resume of hla school's!oolboll team for the pJrpOIO ol predlctilll lbeoutcome ol the 1968 SEOAL dlle race. -u-....;. - · - ' " altendlng were Denllj' PhiiU;s, Radio WOUB 1n Ath"" &lndoy ens; Bowl Con&doa of lbe Alb: .. ens Meueapr; Lee HamJJton. HOUSTON (VP0 - The st. Radio WLGN in LDpn; Jim MyLoole· Clrdlnelo won Utelr aacare ol 1M LDpn Dallf News; . 00>1 atral&hl Natlmal Leoauo pen. Williard F . .. u Utey belt lbe Houaton nell of Ute Gllllj>olls Tribune ltz;otrlck of Radio ·.'".' Aatroa 7_., while Ute San FraD. elected socretary.Vaaaurer tor WLMJ, Jackom; Jim Soltero of ·lila 12thy01r. lbe Jaekeon l,'ltbUohilll Co.; Joe ~: eleco Giants were loolng to ll!e ln olber business tile group SIN>Io of Radio IVMPO, Mid· ~: Rods 4-0. 1081'11011 trom Lee 11am111at of · dleport; BoliWUlls,rweillllooTeb. ~·: SUtTON; IIUL (UPI) _ Ar- Radio WLGN In lDpn lbal Ill ogram; Ed Mayers, h'altonTrlb".a:;Mittl!'J!mer . -~OP., : radio broadealllilll tees for el- ..,.; Bt!4 McGhee, RsdloWJEII, lli'JJ:*.! ·11011. iourttlm_..., b.r to u ~ · tlped:· or live broodcallls .•.()oi 11Pollll· .11111, Cdle. ~aU. n"'' - · wllb.l 12-wde!'illl' 2711. hove been el1mlnated bltlla Lo-· lleUipollll Tribune. Gue.ots ware ••· · • . · pn llhlotlc beord. Lopn lbua ~· Rotllgeb ol Radio WJEH, jJjna .. t;anlj>olla, Jack- r-eiU~ol'•· oed lbo-~·-.. ·•• IGI, llalgs lind NeiiiiOIVIUo-York tlc:lan, Tom - · of Athms. · - • no ~ aoaea.... The - . , of Ute asaollyiJnlted ........ ~ •• broadcutilll roea for gamas. clotloo wiD be Nov. 10 In JackNoll- Leap Hamilton alae ln!ormad t h e am at wldch tlme Ute 118811e'l W.L. Pet. GB group that a new $J,OOO preu elaM head coachea will be IIWII• x.a. Loulo 93 M .616 box wiU be constructed II Lopn ed to asalot In ll!e aalecllm of .,. ·g;,a~sco 80_70 .533 12\0 Iii-limo tor Ute 1~61 tOOCbill .... ll!e 1968 All - SEOAL loot; ,.. . 78 70_ ~7 13\0 bell team. . " Chi.... 78 7f .513 1st,; The members al10 diseualld Adlllll 76 74 .107 16\0 lbl ;ooslbiii\Y of IDvltlng lila loa• 1'lltoburlll 73 76 .4110 19 p o elaM llblotlc dlrectoraand "' Phlladelpb'• 71 71 .473 21\0 prlnclpalo to lileDd a reauJar 68 82 .ua 2f1h meeting or porbo;a a spodal ;,' · LDo Anplea ... New York 87 84 .Hf 26 - n g prior to tbe be8lnolni llouston 87 84 .Hf 26 of Ute .1969-70 acbool •Year II> x-CIIncboil _.at tUocttas athletic prdllems If 11111• Sm4ar' I i18aulta tual lnterelt IDd to establish · St. Loula 7 lloulloo 4 aome communlcotlon - l l l l ' Adanta5LooADplu2 uaoclatloo lind Ute ol!lelalo of · Clndmatl t San Frla~sco o '·' . Chi .... 4Pblloclalphla 0 ... PIUslolrab 3 New York 0 ;;; 'l'oclaJ'• Prabable Pltcbero " (All TIDwa EDT) Pl......... (1!1••1111 f-14) at l!' · Phlloclalplda (Wise 9-1311 7:00 . ·· anca...u • Standings .. ..... : ! other time when CUrtis College Scores J~ ""'' got a 13-yard pass lnterceplion return. · Toledo will be ll VUiano•a ln loother llOI>-MAC contest S.turdly abrnoon and ll!e following weekend starta league competltlon at home against Marshall, which played II> a 7-7 tle with lforebead of Kentucky. other MAC team a warming It> S.turdly were llllaml and Kent State. Clevelnlll Dickerson m 1 de nms of 5 and 10 yards in the ftnal quarter for two touchdOWI!S to ••sure the Redskins lhe service is friendly lhe best- you've ever known_ When money is the question lhtJJ the answer-S LUNCHTIME SP£ ( lA L or &28-7 aoeao..._ning win o,.r Xavier at Cincinnati. AI Do;yton, the Fly. era raUtad from a 10-0 deftclt at halftime to rack up three touchdowns IDd a deld goal. for a 24-10 win onr the Golden Flashes. Butralo Is at Kent State &.turday afternoon, while ln night play Dayton wUI hcstSt. Josep~'s EVERY DAY 10:30 TIL 1:110 BOB MILLER Manapr FOOTLONG & SHAKE-SOc .: BAR·B-QUE, 15c DRINK.5c CHIPS or IndtaM, the Quantico Marines wW be at Xavier aDd Wami is at the University of the Paclftc, &SA-CO. "NANCINGI OHIO PIDI'U JIHCI "12 Wo Pay The Tax McCiures DAIRY ISLE 125 E. IIAIN ST. 4th & Locust Co:chaqllm Ohio Univarsi\Y wlll bo&t Mar&hall In nfternoon Phone 992-2171 POMEROY, 0. •' ---------------~ I . I • p.m. . Adanla (Rood 10-8) II Los Atlplel (Sinpr 11-15), 11 p.m. • Clildmatl (Nolu 9~ II san F..-oo (llcCormlek 11-lf or •:·· llarlcbal (25.:8)•• p.m. ,. '•••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••~ ' How to bake Hawaiian eake i I I I ~ • ' (<lnlJ ...... ldtocllled) Tualdl,y'o GelnH llllouslun, nlilhl Clneltmatlll Loo An,' nlslrt St. Louis at 8ul Fran., nlabt Amerlcaa L88IUO W. L. Pet. GB Dotrolt 96 M .ItO BaltiDioro 81 Ia .570 10\0 New York 10 70 .533 18 Clovelaild 81 7Z. •529 18\0 Borila 'It 71 .627 17 78 75 .103 2010 Cauiarata aileMo Wublntlloa 71 .'78 .413 25 sii ...430 M 81 .:184 l8'h Cieveland 2 Balllmon 0 . ·New M f WaoJ!Iiwtm ~ ,... .., I Bollali'J. · ~· ' 'Pido1'1 } ' (~ 31\0 .. 89 .411 ~ Smdl(aiiOiuiU Dotrolt lt-oal!ilnd 0 1 ~od ,o;N,ews 1 I 1 (jood Chi...., a New York, n1a1>1 Pltlellur&hll Phlla, nllbl Oakl•""· .......... I 1 1 I c5tudents I 1 11 . I II . . . . . . . . " , . . Cll' ildloalll' calflle ....... ,.. lliiJ quoiiiJ Ill' blc ~~'~• .. I I I Jlltlr Alltamobllo lnauronco. Stoll Auto ...11!11 olflrl • IO,IID, STUDEIIT' DISCOUNT. '*""!'"~"· . . Cllll• ......... _ ,, \i IWV ~ 1 · .. '13 II> cup sugar 3 tsp. beking powder I tsp. salt I> cup soft '!, tsp. almond extract •;, tsp. vanilla I> cup milk 2 egg yolks-unbeaten I whole egg-unbeaten shortening cup inilk Generously 1rease and flour two 8-inch round cake pans. Sift to~~:ether cake flour. sugar, baking powder. and sail. Add soH shortening, % cup milk, almond e;d:ratt, and vanilla; beat two minutes. Add remaining ¥.:. cup milk, egg yolk and whole egg. 5. Pour into prepared pan:s; bake in GAS ovenat350Df . tor30to35minutes;cool . 6. Fi.ll cool layers with Pineapple Filling (see recipe below); spread top layer of cake With about lf2 cup Pineapple filling, leaving 1 'lz mch border. 7. Frost cake with sweetened whipped cream or whipped dessert topping. 1. 2. 3. 4. I I bltllr•tltiHYirtll hlp ......,. .. n• c:..rt a ,a CREAMY HAWAIIAN CAKE I 2 cups cake flour PINEAPPLE FILLING 1. In sau~pan, c~mbine Yz cup sugar 3 Tbsp. cornstarch \lz tsp. salt % cup pineapple juice sugar, and crushed pineapple. l cup crushed pineapple, well drained I Tbsp . butter 1 tsp. almond extract cornstarch. and sail; sradually stir in pineapple juice 2. Brin1 to boil, stirring constantly; boil one minute: turn off flame; stir in butter and almond extract; cool thoroughly. n~sults, • For best use a modern Gas oven. For any kind of eookins-plllin or laney-a Gas range eliminates the guesswork. In fact, a Gas ranp eliminates most of the work. Period. Only a modern Gas ranp has so many automatic cooking conveniences and precise temperatun~ control. For precision cooking made easy, take a top from professional .,t~efS. Cook with clean. quick, dependable Gas. Stop in at your faiiOt'ite appliance store and take a good look at stylish new Gas ranges. We call them."IM lei!>UAI·makers." .' . I I 1 1 1 I I I I I I 1 1 1 1 1 I I I I ·I I I · 1 I �I " 2~- •'11ii Dllb ~nol, 11 ' lddl~rt-P•IMDeroy, 0., Sept. 16, 1968 I ~ - "-And if You Happen to Throw a Beanball, I'll Happen to Look the Other Way!" ' ·- For It teUs a powartul lllory o1 a twain !hot will never never meet, and :It detlnes tbe Cl118l dl1enuna ol. American leaderohlp under the prea4111 or the new President In lbe m -- ance of a ratlmal American stance In world af!slrs. caDI," the great middle class. Hubert Humphrey ill ,aiming at lila same group, though be calb them by a diHerent name-the "ailent" or "moderate majority." And George Wlllace is certalnly not pitching his appeal to any racial or economic minorities. Jwt who is this forgotten, silent, moderate, , ..' much-courted American? Basically, he is a man who has never had things so good nor been so worried that things were going bsd. He is, for emmple, a trade unionist, proud of the fact that his immigrant father had his bead bloodied by the cops during a violent otrike for decent wages and working con· dltions beck In tile 19308. This man is otauncbly ln favor of law and order in the cities and the use of stern meas· ures against rioters. The union be belongs to cootlnues to keep out Negroes who arc tryIng to learn the sldlb that will give them decent wages and living condldons. Or he is a bualaessman who grew up in poverty during the Depression. Thanks to a loon !rom the government that got him started, be now runs his own prosperous pion!, supplying parts to a larger company with a lucrative defense contract. This man is sick and tired of high taxes 8Dd bureaucratic interference in free enterprise. He may also be a man wbo fought for -his country in World War II. In reward for his services, the government paid for his coUege education entirely. A Gl loan enabled him to buy his first house with no down payment and low interest. He eventually traded this home up for a billl!er one in a better suburb. He is not agamst equality, but be is getting fed up with tho demands ol some people. He feels that u they want the good ~s in Ufe, they should earn them, just as he did. He is also uneasy over receat court ruliDgs that may open the way for certain undesirables to move into his community and his children's school. Hado's The,f, particular "forgotten A.mericaDB," who cdhstilute a significant U unknown por· lion of the elec!Grate, might perhaps more accw;~tely be called the " forgetting Americans. There are millions of others, however, who have not forgotten tho beneftts they have recelved or gained for themselves through lbe American system, who realize that the same benefita must be accorded to au citizens. who have generaUy approved of or at least understood the vast social changes that have toteD place in the past decade, who know that there are no simple, "right" answers to the complex problems that face a great and varied nation. Yet they, !Go, are possessed by the disturbing feeling that the country is olf tho track, that somehow things are coming apart at the seams. They see the new generation, which has been given more opporlunilles and more education than any previous generation, apparently rejecting the very society that gave it these things and either "dropping oul" or slashing away al the philosophical and moral and political underpinaings of the nation Itself. After aU these years, they are now be· ing told that everything they have believed is false, everything they have valued is a shorn. that the Republic ls an outmoded fraud and that it and they are sick. These concerned, confused Americans don't know what the solution is, but most disturbing of aU, many are far from sure that any of the presidential candidates knows either. The nation desperately needs a savior. Is one in si~ht? .....,• ., ,, PN"- ,_1, ' '. ,. "' BY JACK O'BRIAN NEW YORK - Aspiring young married pollllclan risks Ids rep. utatloo nightly in the most public places with a succession r1 gla~ mor babes .... His lastlugubrious known romantic Incident a female he was ftnancilll turned out also to be under the romantlcall.v financial spell of one of his avowed enemies ... . The Matzner jd>llcalloos ln New Jeraay (&fleeted by the sizzling murder caoe there) qtdatiJ are up for llale .... Copacabeau(y Linda HImlrez, 19, and Grand Union adman Tom Flfm wiU Willi .... Opera star Ucla Albanese's 16· year.old son, Peplno, J u s t gm his Conn. driver' a license and Ia yearning to borrow lbo family car for his first date: It baa a bar, telepbme, TV set, game table, ndlo .... Just lock him lniA> the sllet,y belt, mom. Mickey Rooney's an Inventor - he' a patented a trlple~Oill camera he calls tho "omnlcamera" II> be peddled by the ''XI Corp." .... Harold Arlen's composilll new tunes for lbo "llouac of Flowers" ftlm •.. • ll&rold Gary won the (deaarved) best notices In "Tile Price" ln a role he took over on a momoot'a nolice; It baan't besl noted Edward G. Roblnom was the llrat choice for tho part ...tturnedlt :dmm .... . We'Ve 1'ounc1 Arthur·• Aoflller's recent llramaa conslotently slaatod lind lackiDg ...... turglcal J>Oseur his due, tile role CoBtraCtOrS PIan semmar • _., will . - a daJ _ lms aemlnar 011 Wecb>sdly, Sojlt. 18, st the Franklin Counly Vaterans MemorW. Purpose ol the aemlnar will be to hlgbiii!M Iabor problema c•illfhNillliB t h e Industry, s - wooknesaes ln bargalnlng and ol!er ldou 88 to 1mr all cutnctors can unite to ol!or a lll'clo&Br frmt Ia .,.._ r-- IIIJII&thq .,......enll, Panel dlacuaalona wiU ..,ar a ~-• -•'-'•wllb._ • • - - · of _,..... .....lea m "The Iiiio In Coolltructloo Collis In Ohio Durin& I h e Put Five Yoaro," ''What eon the CoolltructiOil -.tr1 do II> Change Ute Trend ID cmlltruc11oo Collls'l'' lind "Wbol AcUoo is Needed7' Spe·ker• IDd pan.. ellllls will ...,11111 o f - · tara and_,..,,_ ol!lclola who·- ......... -· vttall,r lnteraatod In ll!e problom ofoou~Di-lindldabcoota. 1btJ' Include J. Pa1i<er Gar'lllek, Garwlek and Roll, lbc., Columbua; state Rep. Cllarlel E. Fcy, Wald; and Donold w. F!Um, Jr., Voualm Bull'•-- eo of Old0 "·-•M- ~"'" • • -- cblllrmen of the "mlaar ere Robort F. ~"'- -ealdatt, Ohio Cootncton Aowwllllcr and Joll8plJ Solo, Oldo 1b1e pre-. AGC Bulldilll c-cn. 11IE DAILY 8I!NI'INI!L ,._._. IICKAID I. ,..., I 5 =p ~ 011111 ,...., ........ CIIIfllli,lll ....... -.. ....... ~~-.~ <*~~. .............. ..... u . . . . . . . Y~Qer......... ~ \ ' ~ ;~ ·' -. Weekend r• By United Press Irternatlonal S.tunlay · STOCKHOLM, Sweden (Ul'O"' JlniJn.y Elll1 retained hl1 WBA ' heavywei&ht crown wlth a 15•• i'ouDd declalon owr F1CQ'd Pa~ .. tersoit. Oc DETROIT (VPO - Detroit ~" rllbtbonder Denlllo !lwtn be.. came the tlrst pitcher Jn 34 •., year• to win 30 pmea In 1 seaom aa the Ticer• beat the Ook: ,. ' land As 5-4. .u,. - "•'fllli 1!!!!!11 A" --I · CADMLI!Y Cont•·nued N. y 1·et Bomb•'ng 15 J0 hft$0ft 5 'B'1g 5tiC • k' ly u y CROMLEY "" NEA Washi"""" C.1111apndoal . WASHINGTON (NEA) In part, President Johnson bam't lloi>Pecl bomb11Jc NG1'tb Vletruun becauae biB Secretary of state'Ilean Ruot remembers Korea and Panmunjom aU !Go 'lrell, At the lime of Korea, Rusk wu asllllllltt secntary of at.fA1 for the Far Eut. He did much or the bohlnd-the sc-1 maotermlndlng for the Panmunjom talb. Rusk and his aides have tbouaht a grut deal about tbOie fruotratlng days. The lesoODS of Jtorea are 14day belq appUed to Vietruun. . · AI state Dopartmeuma wllo wen ill• Koroa M M- · lbe ,_tell mlllake the UDIIed stain JUde "' l'om-.Jom wu to mU1e goed wiD eo.a"o+u t. pt the lalb ...... · The old-limen believe then CODCeSalono ealiiiiCI the war to ~:!,; I:rt~.!.s~~v: to tbe ,.,.....,uary loso of ••-•·•...., These dlplomall also believe, In ........,...., the one-aided conceosioos resulted In an armlstk:e lifeemeot far leu favorable than we could otherwise have ocbleved. •· b In on ••--~ men w o were ......, negrtlaliolll ~ 11. IC Western negotiator• agreed to a North Korean~ wltbout lnalstlng on aa eqiUI conceall011, tile North Iroriau immedlately coocluded that our poalUOD wu deterloratlns. Tbe)r became more aggressive and even leu NWIII•tory. Tiley Immediately came up with further domlllda that we mult meet befoie the cUocusllloaa could move ahead. ·. At P•emfttlom, fer ......., tile Nlrtlll' r I " I , let 8ntonleulbl:±n•m•'lleteblllt.,..l#r U...CJIIIao. wile llltlalb ealll • ...-ed. .........._ •• •• ....... a. tie-........ tlelllwlllt lilt tlelaJII .... ___.. o.e t., lilt m• 1 pre• If wu • llie Nd K1r1 · · ften . . . . . . . ._ ..... , . .. . . . . . . . . . . . 111111111 'l'lleyl!llll, luafety,llrlq ..= I T· Nlllelralll lh~a ...n lltelt ........ .. - - . lllelalb ......... .... .. 1M 424 me for llle Ulllle!l llillldue e llle ......_ Bad lbo U. . . stain iltoollllrm GDIDolof!!ll.tliat lbo tlwe line would hi the line ol cciiltltc:t u tbe time llli arnJisllce . . . Natloal 1-. coalilllmt .DDt .., the - . III&Dedi:!' : 5 their -. ol ~ ba1'e coat tbe Hlll'lllirJ· ·~ 81111 U1111t aDiel.. Tile apeda tblak would have lilortened the lalb by ·JliiiGiltbl. By coatrut, u.s. necotlatGn kllrllld u.t wileD they due In 81111.,.... u bud~ ulbo ·N altll KareMa, they IGl,. aure. A·- ..... TbeJ achieved - a. ar-ter ranMa . . , . tbe tlllbd N.UOO. IIUide tile Nortb Korual pay a !Idee rGr 1111aJ1. . Haol today lnllltllt WGD't talk aatllthe U. . . Btatei . ' . the DOrtherD bamblag "•m""'UIUIfmaiiJ.~ . llliJII, Aa" 1111 1"1 ' . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .-1' 1 ..... 11 • AIW -...• . W tllii V.I. fld"rt ... _.. .11 .... ( ltiiUI lie '111111 • .............. wlll,._lll'ftlll-.e· .... - ·. .. ' Tlilt Ia, If .the ICGnaa eumple II valid 111111 If 1\ rt'enl Jobnsoo haiti the bombing. tlda li.S. ~- !d'" . _ '-' ~ ' further demaada hef-. talb coil¥ iii!CCIIIfidiJ praCitiL•• Tbi8 Ho llrateiY bal.alreiib' beea ~~~ ' u !IOI!Iii NCeat nowlijliiji6t MNillne whlcb oid.tc ad' A-. W011't •' End stalemete, .JI8aot Jnd!c, ;=:::;" . ' . I ., . ' . . .• .' . • , \ '·', "~·· . I ...., lplllt IIIII' or 1111 ....., m bit'. . I ber up three or four a weeh 10 I COIIld boWl or ""' pool - will! h e r m a occam,., 1 told hlr IDIIQI IIGY· oc1 her bat llboulbt -It wu 1 Uo. Now 11111 obe'o - · 1 · ttoUae 11 WUD'I. 1 017 myoe1r to aloe; OVW1 .a- .a __. .. Tho olbar dill' my - """' I ~ Olllllldl In bllll. I daloi him - h e melalllld hi 1114 I 4!d"'t toll him 101111 "' 1111 ~· .,•.....,.. tau r.w lblm, boit he didn't ·llJ - . I 4Dtft reoll1 - he"o tolldqj . - _ rm aal,r If IIIII lllllldQI ac:ltlq lila over hlppoaoc1 to me. Wbol ~d 1 taD blm'l- TIIOVBLm Dlalt. ao4 rm 19, 10 1 4Dtft Door Troubled: · - for IMIIM'II How can 1 _. You'd bette< 11111 tell him lblo, -• .,.. herbaek?;_ RICH IIIII butlwlll: I a man Dlllll ASK !Dr h II ·.· Don't lrf, You'd ...... bo 011 1~-dd dlnllll""a ..... kool lblo slrl. llhe deaces, b e ' s - a proiiJ lou.IIJ took )au back, ;ruu'd either c1r!ft Uotenor up to ,_, Alllllr hi Door Rich: lito lllllllmoaa I8IID, or e1.. tbe llldp to pt ..., _ wtdch _.w """' -· _..... •- · but IIIIU :ruu milerlblo. - H. llelr llal•: Wby Is It that.· a boy lldnlul Blrla bn'e to lave ....., 11)10111 m llllm? I am 18, and Ill)' morIto kind of dolo lo a alco lone , _,. 11111 .... ~ 1 0111 ... w-. w lbe bar bolter, bOCIII .. M... -d orack laDI. Dml't 1111 me - I lib bl BEHRfS WORLD tbam aal,r .- 10 lbol l!t ... ._.., hla,, . . - a wllb · - my .,.,.... tolla 011" _ whet, he'll IIIII ID tbldork Dllcb aod ···• 1'-1 - IL Door llal•: I fougbl ln Vl•orn I bon 1 IIIII heb.Y, a pxl Jab, and a croclll ~ But 1111 aad I 0111•t 10 tato a bar 11114 111 a ....,_,. •--··" wo'ro 21 _..,.., . . , _ 11111, a~11?-.. RON - ft-- ,_. -= ~ lal - IL ' , •• ·~ SOUTII LAKE TAHOE, Callt Lao Evoaa bettered the world !00 motor record 'lllth a jlme of 44 aeconcla. (UP!) - DETROIT (VPO - No double beat Damlscu11 b1 almost three lqtho In the $123,300 Michl· pn mile at lbe Detroit Race track. Sortel ...,.loci Summary r· 7 unlelaoted Goldoa Rocketa, !coded 'IIIII! aeniOI' vetefllll and rldlns a crest ot two lmprestive DOD-league vtctorle•. were p:lcked Sunll,y aa tbe te.m II> win the 1988 SEOAL lootblll cbiUIII>ionlhlp. Colch Boll Brennan's Rockett were 1al>bed by memben of the SEO Sportawrltero and BrCJO<I- picked II> rOOJJ! wt the llrst cii- how he manqes to convert it Ylaion. tnto 1 aainer." Heading the aecond division cluba Ia Lopn In IUih pllco, fol. lo.,ed by the Molsa 'Maundera ln elxth, NelsonvUJo.York lnsev· enlb, wllb the ..,. • powerrul 1roatoo Ticer• picked II> ftnioh doocl llat In their li•ll y - or Jacksoria Iromnen are'r~ ed to have excellerd depth, good , ..... COJqJOtltlon. Aecordlrw to Wellston repreaantatlvoo II the mooting the Golden Rockett have 19 &enlora on their aqUid, 1! or whom play In evoey pmo. Led 1>1 quortardly nllbt. The Jackaon lronrnen, Ulller back Rlck Perdue the Rockett new c~».ch Ben Buckles, have al- have smaobed VInton Coun\11 40so rolled over two non-league 6 ml rlppod Ook HUI 31·12 ln foes and were placed as the l't.Ulencounters. ner >4> team by the scribes. Perdue lo doscrlbo<l 11 the ln clooe voting for the other best grlddor in lbo SEOAL thle six &pot& the GaJUpnUs Blue year by tho Wellston spoke1111111n Devlla jUit edged Alben& fur who s1ated. "even when he twnthird place with the BuUdogs blea or a plly blows l\) someto dethrone ·defending c~on lfolgs •• all . ol the ellbtluegue teams enter loop COJq)OUllon Frl- IIOIH..,.. ,. Helen Help USe • • .. He broke another record. I told you It waa Leap Year!" " ... weU Ilion'• castera A11ocl1.Uon 11 the teu ..... a PrePre- ...................... C vtn;e.::,:-·.: n..;. .-•,,! W .Z. •.·6£*' f if;ct· ---. • m• .. • u...,II!PII>• · .......... .....-. ............ lull .......... . ............. ........ . ... ' . ..... . -.... .................................... _____ _ .................. ...... . . ............. ....... --.._ ................ iia a ................. .._..,. ,., "IIGiim ....... ......,...,, .,.... ::•-;;:;.;;•;.·-..... , ...... laVOTI.D TO JlirrUar • .. -•liP" u...,.. 1 aentlng baUdln& plllllll>lng. heat1ng. coollng. electrical lind hlsb- ., ... ~roadway September 18 COLUMBUS - High ....., setUements In cmatrucUoo over lila 11011 lllree years hu proiiiJIIod 8 labor-miiiii&ODMri meeting for aU !IOfllllOOis of ll!e Oldo contractlnglildullll')'. Over 200 contractors, repro- •• _, , Mike Coller, Well, Rllcbllert, Jim Roy V•t. . . . . . . .; Wellston Picked To Capture 1968· Crown .. p ... - _.\11 The Dolly Sendnel, Middleport,.POOiei'Oj', 0,, SOpt. 16, 1968 AR·Stan ® 5 Though Cldcaao at lest vin- pert;r wu In fllct of two mln4o aolq DIOII.· The ohrlll lhoula, of It oiL For If ,., rl ; o!I!No dicated tho blpartlua Amerlean IIIII two beor11 obout ll!e bllrlh "Slop lxlinblnai Slop lbe bomb· Amerlcu Preal- """'d $0111· policy of determined mllltar7 ...,_ . necesiii\Y to 1111 oo to ll!e aad lnf."· rlllnr lromll!e vut COD· bb ll>diCIIo hll. ~~~~~ lllstanca to lmplacahle Commu- Ia vi-. llaWk overcon>etlowo '..m~on hall, will be ............. olll¥ of doclalon ... , _ , . pol. Jdat _.aalmlil Situthout Asia, otllolalq - but chlckm -""· oc1 IDIIQI ..... for,._ lq . to -ll!e beatnlb of Chleleo, Ito -......, . of biller hlpple ed Ute loudolll of them au. And lballbo.. -rlloed-lhaull ,., re~lo Amorliln,_Preoimd 'I'IA>Ie reJectiGil a( lbe ac- - It wao all ,over, chleken """ I n - do(ootod coulcl 11011!!1>17 ·bl,illl til!" tloo In Vl-.n will' oebola Hao bad Ill -·For 1111111111'011 and or1 lll!llo roll coli, from ll!e 'HIIP"''lbllit;r ....,. to.,tlll ..,_ nol and Palplnc and lfoiiCOW Joae forever dl•cre41tocl a CCIIIVootloo 1allue 'at 1M PJ.Uortn dDWD II per.Jiowkaofyolter<JqWbolulfe _ . ll!e ~v·• and wldcb wu quite -'>letomuter lui to lbo looue of cand!UWs. plllOled bore In Now Orloiu. How dllrer4111 -ocl lo lblo The clcveo would, of 1'0"1'"• lbeme llu .,..104 11> be but naverlbelosa able to l world of New Orl_., thle 50th dollroy Ill credlblliv Ia t h o In rulill. heard there. The lOIII lind llhort d. II Ia llllllver1117 of tbe Amorlcanl.e-· American cloterrence lind lilll!e The sofi.Jinera loot Ute bat1ba1 lila melody uitpriJIII..... Jim. Here, ll!e C1118otloil hI 8 Amer\0111 wllllo Ule -~~-· .d e In Chicago, true OIIOU8h- But ell from the dlseciunCI of Qd • . ....,. moo betn- ohall we er -BIJ;flaadongeraUI-Id. from !bat embattlad clQ> 1110)' won a certain kind ~ war lD the II of a ceueleso clalnO< slap 1bo bombilllbut relbor- . The oldbo.l'o oflboAmorlCIDI.e101180 lbot lbo7 left Ute world for a CIIO-olded retreat In VIet- lblll Ill lncnaoa lt. Somo''unl· 111m wwld. of ...,..., Pllh lila _ . . . . lbal • great polldcal nam only barely overcOme blll!e laleral Amerlcon ...- . ......... or American to wlcea of more prudent lind lela _,. clever clevlco II> !orfoll lbo llub point of llltqlsnblepor. the 1!11111 b1 IIIJPOI'IIelal Ill...,_ D. "de-Amerlcaalz· The llrot Ht - d dllbmor 1111'' the war, lo a• lrrelevllllto our booorallle oominllmallo ,_ the" r.utob old bo.l'l In their •and lor hlotarJ, The ..IIIII IUmJ •• wwld be ll!e .... 10>114 10 lallato commitof Ute 89-!'eor.oJd antlcp> cloll- taro public relatlma Qncludln& .Paltlml of medieval IIICIIks up- menta U to our 'v8'q er In "The Price'' Is a m a r- procbcts beariDi Ids name) lind Cll the prdlable angelic carrying rrl..,. lind paale our pVndol veloui\J true portrait; lbe only alroaclf be'a boutlllt 1 •185,000 of Ute point of a neo- ..emlea. role o1 lntegrlty In Ill ol II. French R!Yiora vWa ... Michele cUe, Could two cities more pro. PUccini's "<:me Flne Morean (Jtere for her own dress Where the new p:dltlca IJID- fourdy Ulu.ltrate wiG' It 11 tb1t from "Msdo.me Buttorfll" must bualaess) relaxad II Trudo llel· bollud b1 Cldcqo scrllllll II In lbo lnllllltoll · !"'mpl"' Lobe 1n the pohllc domain at lUI; lor'• VIllage ll'uaerle'llllbllarc llll Amerlcanpemment toslve ouea ol .forol&n )lOIIey n Clrl half a dozen pop-lunes are em Ute Flaber of Ute ort ollllhll- up In Vlolllam, 1b1 old politico hive only me II i market parroting Pucclnl' 1 rich .... New MGM movie will be d- of Ute Leslomalre• bellowo at time - and mo 'Idle melody .... llfaay dac:ades a&<> lled lllmpl1 ''WQDOI" lind not lbal pemment to slvo 'em ball. 11111110Vocl by _.will )10111 and lbe late Jobn Go!dell IIIli rich 'lllth, by or obcart Jo11D. - . of cour10, are 1bo moll by raiiOiulllllla .POioocl by em ooe •illl, "POor Buttorfly," The tuwn of cabo Frio In Bra- · tlrelibme of overallqiUftcallona mea aware of only lbllblilour• wldch he dld NOT •teal from zU gave Brigitte Bardot ber own - lind Ibis Ia lbl whole poiDt fa01 rellltloo of oar time? Puccini - he simply wrote a beae- tract When lhl YloltJyrlc wldch compresooclthewbole ed lbere In '65 'lllth old.-. R. _.a•s llbratlo lniA> a 32-bar Zaaurl, 1q>1na lhe'd build mit IJOP IIOIIg. More hooelll than the lind become a fllurht attractlaa; lmltators. the;v were fneaooilvera- just. took SOme TV oaf oplnod lbat Tlny It back becou10 BB ~'t boll!· Tim Is ''lhl• year'a Llberace," or )IOI'IDg Ute - . .... llim7 but IJ!IIOred the fact that Llber- Siozar, writer of lbl ap. By Helen ace has more talent for music era, ·~ of~·· ls tbe bla than the cut..-ate psycbolosllt backar ol N1to - · lflOOV1 has lor <OIIlPBriams .... Tim II little E. 7tlh St. dliliDIIIPOI"The . YOIJTII ASKED FOR rrt lhlliP tao, but I ~ bod more thla year' a Mrs. Millar Mood." Thla column Ia for younuoo- a bo1 apeoda hla liard •"iamod .... Tony Curtis peddled me of - BOOk. 00 llllirltallllllll lilalll pie, tbelr problemo lind p i - IDiliiiQ' 011 me. Am I craq or his ll!ree Bal Air manalona II> most Amarlcon mediums UNO, their troulol and IWl. As IOIDalldDi. and do boJa - · · Damy Apollnar, co-author lind pqchlc sift• come !rom arauail the raot of Hoi• HoW USI, ole ll!e qulot kind of slrl who liar of Ute hlpplo-hlt "YCM' OWn Ute -.:ao • Nllpra Folio n- It welcome• IIIUillo but - ' t lblilkl )181 llllklnll to a bo.l' IIIII 'l'hlng," 111m; - . , . ll!e dton- dod8e a HrlGul quelllloo llkeo Ia bolter than watDhlnc a Four Plaza Hotel aultea were lc e«oct of Nlapra Filii (and a brush-Gil. movie?- QUIET WIET . rasarved lor Tony ~ lor Ida 8ll<lllc Bu1raJo 11 our hmle ~ Sbl 1 - IMaop Q~~lltkm Door Qdoot: entooraae comlna II> 1be Nov. 13 wldch Dill ap111n 111 oceul- to YOUTH ASKED FOR rr, care Your altllude abouldfotcbmalo "Sboea or Ute Fisherman'' tr.... we're to ol llal• Holp USJ IIIIa _._. ahoera, but It can be 01...,_, mlere at lbe De Mille Theolre be -'dar). per. ill I IIICIIel'·'"' a llrliiN&. .... He' a brlnaln8 hla wife lind Whee Jaek ean... dollvored DROPPED GUY • a W• ..0; lt'a hla 1IIJ of ll"'ir· lbelr lnstllll FunDy, plus ldda the eu1os7 for hla 111e LOSES BOUNCE 1111 he llkeo • · Iiolp him fromhlaprlor11181T1ap,twop. ldl alncerlfl wa1 10 llh....,; Doorlll*l: . --~..., butdotftaiWIJI : emea10alind oocretar)'..,alot .... · ·1d•:\101a'litlqil•- •!lt!iia iller .I . , ,,...... Jillll,ll!l• ~!rot<' ' ~~'•~'.• II ell'lp." · Nhuo's CUDj10ijjn . - . $20,000,- Ute aervlee oorlbl dl¥lb u4 - · QJior two Josra: sliifiD.u.Y i:iiul'- He Dill!" t i"Thlllll ,oi'twlltllllil 000 and he'• getdng It m the ba- looonou of ll!e aoalll1 1nab D'l ll!e - . I trolled .bar too HriGua; I. Got llllllli· lind sis of "he can't lose" J)OIIs. Wiler. Jack ...,.ertod lUI: "' oolhe brob up. lib )'1111 for .,..aocl. or,_.,... Frmch Olympics &ld clwJip fl>ld yuu 1 coa14 )IIAt,y a 'llral&bt For ........... If I took blr alrl who 1._ him foal lib a Jean Claude KlUy wW make a role," n• hl• «qttenetfce. oul, I uHCl her money, tbMt '1>18 speadern Cllce Ia a wldJ& repollld $500,000 for General Mo· · 1110111 wu loll. I moc1o three - 1L time& u Dllch u lbo did, bat Dear Belae: Voice along \1 Rl~~ Nii:Op is oq(l!> wln il!e hillitli _,11\i • mlllllll_j)Jd votes o!. Ill~ "forgotten Amerl· \ . Chicago, New Orleans, Far Ap.a rf' tance from the DemocratJc · Na.. Uonal conventlm In Cldcqo to Ute American LesiOII Coeveatloo in New Orleans must be meu-. ured by more than miles, In more than goneratloo pps, In more than Ute wldo SJIOD of half Wanted: A Savior for tJ,e Nation 3 ·- Washington Whi~ Paper BY WILLIAM S. WIDTE NEW ORLEANS - The d I s- 'Forgotten Americans' in Quandary ' FREEIIoLD; N.J. CliPD- COr· •· cllpn Illy, a New Zeelalld .ataad.. ardbred, become the ftrlll horae :In harness nclqt to earn a m:llc ' ' Um dollan by WlmiiW the foo· " " ture at. Freehold Race!IIY. ·e~ze, tJona were IDIIde. To earn a perfect score a tum bid 11> get 96 pointe In the votIng with the secool throulb ei&ldh a eruncblrw nmnlng attack, IPOta voted on an e.r.M, aeven, s1x, tlve, tour, and etc. 01 the 96 votes Wollotondraw 93th with """ acrthe picking ·them to ohlre Ute choqoloaobiJI with the Lopn O!le~ Tho 001l.v othf>r ftnt pllce vote went II> Gelllpo[is. Here is the Predicted order ol ftniah ao -&indoyblmembera or the SEO ~MI'rlters and Broodcollers Association. 1. Wllllllon (93'h) 2. Jackson (73) 3, GIDlJ>Olia (68) 4. Athena (65) all! morale U.t la •1 skyoohigh" for ll!e llrst time ln yoaro. A Jackeon llj>Okeaman alao added lbal lo !lao Murphy, a 185-pound sophomore linmacker1 Coach Buckloa boa a lad that Is d.,. scribed uaa a young sam Huff who prlctieally owna the detenslve •ekfteld aa he accounts tor a h1lb percentage of tackles all over the tl.eld." The pre ~ season predictions were bued upon reports given by each news or radio media present at the meeting in the Elks Hall at Jackson. After the members had completed their rundowns on each team tile annual prognoadca- ~a:~~~:;, back; Deada Hadroll . WWiam1, "WiaPekl, IIIII ~· . . ·'p; tallbock Otber bo.l'l- - at: lonolva action ,...I.,Ja!l; . . . . end; AU• WIIJ'imf, 1' .. ' [ cff Reserves Rally To Top ·Rockets. Wlllstoo como back to lib • The Nolp ......_ ' " " " " come from beldnd a fourlb 7-2 halttlme ociVIIUp lbo period IA>uehdown to score a 10-7 Rockotl...-..,rona-trlllllljlh ovor ll!e vlaltlns Will- leg ...... yards lniA> Ute ..., Ilion ........ S!tlurde,y allbf. .... ln lila II8COOld - . The Mike 9J'ate, a ...IUDlOI'e tan- atra ;oint .... kicked. MelKa ployera -'111 actlm In bad<, rantoJIOIIdlrtfromiOJardJI out midway Ia lila lui period to Ute cmtolll m ol!onse were RocBl•e the Marauders lhelr 10 - or Abllott, ceater; Dml Amlorahead margin. A ..ra.. ofpoBIOI aon ADd Harold White, DJards; from Olartarback Pol O'Brloato 1l11111Y Lewla, stan Coo!Go lind End Jobn Rltd!hort put Ute bell 5. Lopn (53\\ ) BRIDGEHAIII'TON, N.Y. (VPO Ia poattloo ror Grate'• nm. O'Brl6. Melia (28) Mark Donohue won the second .., alaoldtRitchbartforlbe PATS 7. Nelo-York (27') leg of the Cai>-Am alto roclng following tho m. s.arom... (24) aeries with an average IJ)Md of Malgs bed IOitell Ill first two 111.32 m.p.h. potato lilll!e . . .l.. quarterwlten the Wollalon ceoler M_.lbe boll ovara-.ld-be..,...r'ohoad Frsnklin (Ind.) 28 Hope 13 lind out of tho end zone oo fourth SoutbNIII down. play and Ball Slate or lndlan8 W. Texaa Ill. f5 Lamar Tech 7 will be at Bowling Green. Trnlt,y ('fu.) 53 N, M, Hllnds 0 Akron ran ~ a 26-7 lead tn" .Eltz, Clt;,v f6 Frostburg 0 Houailln 54 Tulane 7 the OJIOning half and coiBtad II> Tenne11ee 17 Georsle 17 (lle) Colo. St. 21 New Mmco 13 a 32--7 win over Buder at Jnd.l- C8rson-Newmn 34 Catawba 14 UTEP 14 UC Santa BJbra 14 anapolls in an •-noon game. llmjlde~cmy 16 Macyvlllo 7 Weill Indiana State wUJ be at lbc Zip MilS. Coli. 21 Furman 12 Colo. Coli . 7 Black Hills St. 0 gridiron S.turday nllbt. Mldwelt Utah St. 28 New Mex. St. 12 Ohio Weoleyan, Ohio's other Luther 13 Aglllana (Ill.) 6 lclabo St. 52 l'orUDd !1. 30 undelaoled squad last season, . No. Mlchlpn 63 Norlbwcod 0 Mootenll 37 North Dakota 10 wiD ..,.n lbo season at boule Ind. St. (Ind.) 23 Ealll W. 0 Slturday afternoon In a non- Whitewater 29 steven• Pl 7 league game with Albion o!Mich- Ollhkoah 22 Lecros10 7 1gan. St. Jos. (Ind.) 3.1 Norlb Frk 21 No. Wlaols 40 Bal !L -20 Dubu~e 32 Norll! C4111ral o _ Akron 32 Butler 1 By United Press International Albion 27 carthage 7 Eaot Eaot Mich. 40 MDmlngsldo 16 llarahil 7 Morehd St. 7 (tie) Platteville 41 River Falla 7 Fslrmnt St. 41 Wynllbrg If !1. Cloud 7 St. Jno. (Mim.) 0 Wstmaor (1'1.) M Slm Crk 12 Nebrasha 13 Wyoming 10 Clerlm St. 21 Mansfield 13 Iowa 28 Bulfalo 10 Hamllne 36 Balliet 7 W. VL St. 13 W, VL Tech 6 Cent. Michigan fl Bredley 6 Da,yton 24 Kent lble 10 MIDthln 28 Elmhurst 6 Cncrdla (Minn.) 26 >\plana 7 llofatra 26 Gelt;ysburg 10 Mlainl (Oido) 28 Xlvler 7 Maryland St. 28 Lock Raven 8 Toledo 31 Rlcbmood If Eaot Carolina 37 Pui!Ofta 7 Dl. St. 34 Wls (Milwaukee) H South Wlll'1burg 7 Lee 0 No. Car. St. 10 Wake Forest 6 ,----,:,.--------::----------, ... lind ~ - - . - back. BY QUARIERS Welllllm 0781- 7 llolp 2 00 8 - 10 Toledo Rips Foe, 31-14 COLtJMBIJS (IJPI)- Tile 1988 American Conference cbon.,lon Ohio coUege football COIIll>algn Toledo warmed I() will! • decl· down to real business this stve 31-14 win over Rlchmotll end after opening tho 101- ol the Southern Conference, ::k SOD 5aturdly with I seven-pme 16 belDi held on Buckeye Stale gridirons. There are 10 night contestl'l slnted. The Rockett, headed by tall The SAtun:IQ Ohio college P1'0o- back Toland Moss, took a 20-7 program whore co.lelelllllng 1\!Jd. gram calla lor 2! games, wltll lead In the drat hall or the night pmo at the Ohio gridiron and lben coasted II> Ita lOth conaecutlvo win, extelllllng back loto the 1967 season. Richmond tallied In lbe fourth period to cut the deficit to 17-14 but Toledo acored lwlce lo the dnal six minutes, once when Moss mede hla second touchdown run of the game ond the New Officers Named By Scribes, 'Casters Membara o( Ute Southeutem Ohio Sportawrltera lind Broadcooten A.soclatlon ..-nt~&utdaJ In Jackam elected veteron newapaper.man Jlm Sollars u ,lll'esldall or Ute group lor tho 1968-69 athletic oaum. SOllers roplaeoa WUllardFitzpatrick or Jaekom aa preoldent of the auoclatloo with Joe Strublo of Radio StatiDn WMPO In Middleport named II> tho J>Oat o1 viee president. llolnllng out the otncers tor Ute COIIllnl701r Is Odie O'Don- lbl SEOAL acboola. This malter will be Ioken up ot the Novomber maetlns of Ute association. Each scribe or' radio pioy-bypl8)' man then pve a resume of hla school's!oolboll team for the pJrpOIO ol predlctilll lbeoutcome ol the 1968 SEOAL dlle race. -u-....;. - · - ' " altendlng were Denllj' PhiiU;s, Radio WOUB 1n Ath"" &lndoy ens; Bowl Con&doa of lbe Alb: .. ens Meueapr; Lee HamJJton. HOUSTON (VP0 - The st. Radio WLGN in LDpn; Jim MyLoole· Clrdlnelo won Utelr aacare ol 1M LDpn Dallf News; . 00>1 atral&hl Natlmal Leoauo pen. Williard F . .. u Utey belt lbe Houaton nell of Ute Gllllj>olls Tribune ltz;otrlck of Radio ·.'".' Aatroa 7_., while Ute San FraD. elected socretary.Vaaaurer tor WLMJ, Jackom; Jim Soltero of ·lila 12thy01r. lbe Jaekeon l,'ltbUohilll Co.; Joe ~: eleco Giants were loolng to ll!e ln olber business tile group SIN>Io of Radio IVMPO, Mid· ~: Rods 4-0. 1081'11011 trom Lee 11am111at of · dleport; BoliWUlls,rweillllooTeb. ~·: SUtTON; IIUL (UPI) _ Ar- Radio WLGN In lDpn lbal Ill ogram; Ed Mayers, h'altonTrlb".a:;Mittl!'J!mer . -~OP., : radio broadealllilll tees for el- ..,.; Bt!4 McGhee, RsdloWJEII, lli'JJ:*.! ·11011. iourttlm_..., b.r to u ~ · tlped:· or live broodcallls .•.()oi 11Pollll· .11111, Cdle. ~aU. n"'' - · wllb.l 12-wde!'illl' 2711. hove been el1mlnated bltlla Lo-· lleUipollll Tribune. Gue.ots ware ••· · • . · pn llhlotlc beord. Lopn lbua ~· Rotllgeb ol Radio WJEH, jJjna .. t;anlj>olla, Jack- r-eiU~ol'•· oed lbo-~·-.. ·•• IGI, llalgs lind NeiiiiOIVIUo-York tlc:lan, Tom - · of Athms. · - • no ~ aoaea.... The - . , of Ute asaollyiJnlted ........ ~ •• broadcutilll roea for gamas. clotloo wiD be Nov. 10 In JackNoll- Leap Hamilton alae ln!ormad t h e am at wldch tlme Ute 118811e'l W.L. Pet. GB group that a new $J,OOO preu elaM head coachea will be IIWII• x.a. Loulo 93 M .616 box wiU be constructed II Lopn ed to asalot In ll!e aalecllm of .,. ·g;,a~sco 80_70 .533 12\0 Iii-limo tor Ute 1~61 tOOCbill .... ll!e 1968 All - SEOAL loot; ,.. . 78 70_ ~7 13\0 bell team. . " Chi.... 78 7f .513 1st,; The members al10 diseualld Adlllll 76 74 .107 16\0 lbl ;ooslbiii\Y of IDvltlng lila loa• 1'lltoburlll 73 76 .4110 19 p o elaM llblotlc dlrectoraand "' Phlladelpb'• 71 71 .473 21\0 prlnclpalo to lileDd a reauJar 68 82 .ua 2f1h meeting or porbo;a a spodal ;,' · LDo Anplea ... New York 87 84 .Hf 26 - n g prior to tbe be8lnolni llouston 87 84 .Hf 26 of Ute .1969-70 acbool •Year II> x-CIIncboil _.at tUocttas athletic prdllems If 11111• Sm4ar' I i18aulta tual lnterelt IDd to establish · St. Loula 7 lloulloo 4 aome communlcotlon - l l l l ' Adanta5LooADplu2 uaoclatloo lind Ute ol!lelalo of · Clndmatl t San Frla~sco o '·' . Chi .... 4Pblloclalphla 0 ... PIUslolrab 3 New York 0 ;;; 'l'oclaJ'• Prabable Pltcbero " (All TIDwa EDT) Pl......... (1!1••1111 f-14) at l!' · Phlloclalplda (Wise 9-1311 7:00 . ·· anca...u • Standings .. ..... : ! other time when CUrtis College Scores J~ ""'' got a 13-yard pass lnterceplion return. · Toledo will be ll VUiano•a ln loother llOI>-MAC contest S.turdly abrnoon and ll!e following weekend starta league competltlon at home against Marshall, which played II> a 7-7 tle with lforebead of Kentucky. other MAC team a warming It> S.turdly were llllaml and Kent State. Clevelnlll Dickerson m 1 de nms of 5 and 10 yards in the ftnal quarter for two touchdOWI!S to ••sure the Redskins lhe service is friendly lhe best- you've ever known_ When money is the question lhtJJ the answer-S LUNCHTIME SP£ ( lA L or &28-7 aoeao..._ning win o,.r Xavier at Cincinnati. AI Do;yton, the Fly. era raUtad from a 10-0 deftclt at halftime to rack up three touchdowns IDd a deld goal. for a 24-10 win onr the Golden Flashes. Butralo Is at Kent State &.turday afternoon, while ln night play Dayton wUI hcstSt. Josep~'s EVERY DAY 10:30 TIL 1:110 BOB MILLER Manapr FOOTLONG & SHAKE-SOc .: BAR·B-QUE, 15c DRINK.5c CHIPS or IndtaM, the Quantico Marines wW be at Xavier aDd Wami is at the University of the Paclftc, &SA-CO. "NANCINGI OHIO PIDI'U JIHCI "12 Wo Pay The Tax McCiures DAIRY ISLE 125 E. IIAIN ST. 4th & Locust Co:chaqllm Ohio Univarsi\Y wlll bo&t Mar&hall In nfternoon Phone 992-2171 POMEROY, 0. •' ---------------~ I . I • p.m. . Adanla (Rood 10-8) II Los Atlplel (Sinpr 11-15), 11 p.m. • Clildmatl (Nolu 9~ II san F..-oo (llcCormlek 11-lf or •:·· llarlcbal (25.:8)•• p.m. ,. '•••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••~ ' How to bake Hawaiian eake i I I I ~ • ' (<lnlJ ...... ldtocllled) Tualdl,y'o GelnH llllouslun, nlilhl Clneltmatlll Loo An,' nlslrt St. Louis at 8ul Fran., nlabt Amerlcaa L88IUO W. L. Pet. GB Dotrolt 96 M .ItO BaltiDioro 81 Ia .570 10\0 New York 10 70 .533 18 Clovelaild 81 7Z. •529 18\0 Borila 'It 71 .627 17 78 75 .103 2010 Cauiarata aileMo Wublntlloa 71 .'78 .413 25 sii ...430 M 81 .:184 l8'h Cieveland 2 Balllmon 0 . ·New M f WaoJ!Iiwtm ~ ,... .., I Bollali'J. · ~· ' 'Pido1'1 } ' (~ 31\0 .. 89 .411 ~ Smdl(aiiOiuiU Dotrolt lt-oal!ilnd 0 1 ~od ,o;N,ews 1 I 1 (jood Chi...., a New York, n1a1>1 Pltlellur&hll Phlla, nllbl Oakl•""· .......... I 1 1 I c5tudents I 1 11 . I II . . . . . . . . " , . . Cll' ildloalll' calflle ....... ,.. lliiJ quoiiiJ Ill' blc ~~'~• .. I I I Jlltlr Alltamobllo lnauronco. Stoll Auto ...11!11 olflrl • IO,IID, STUDEIIT' DISCOUNT. '*""!'"~"· . . Cllll• ......... _ ,, \i IWV ~ 1 · .. '13 II> cup sugar 3 tsp. beking powder I tsp. salt I> cup soft '!, tsp. almond extract •;, tsp. vanilla I> cup milk 2 egg yolks-unbeaten I whole egg-unbeaten shortening cup inilk Generously 1rease and flour two 8-inch round cake pans. Sift to~~:ether cake flour. sugar, baking powder. and sail. Add soH shortening, % cup milk, almond e;d:ratt, and vanilla; beat two minutes. Add remaining ¥.:. cup milk, egg yolk and whole egg. 5. Pour into prepared pan:s; bake in GAS ovenat350Df . tor30to35minutes;cool . 6. Fi.ll cool layers with Pineapple Filling (see recipe below); spread top layer of cake With about lf2 cup Pineapple filling, leaving 1 'lz mch border. 7. Frost cake with sweetened whipped cream or whipped dessert topping. 1. 2. 3. 4. I I bltllr•tltiHYirtll hlp ......,. .. n• c:..rt a ,a CREAMY HAWAIIAN CAKE I 2 cups cake flour PINEAPPLE FILLING 1. In sau~pan, c~mbine Yz cup sugar 3 Tbsp. cornstarch \lz tsp. salt % cup pineapple juice sugar, and crushed pineapple. l cup crushed pineapple, well drained I Tbsp . butter 1 tsp. almond extract cornstarch. and sail; sradually stir in pineapple juice 2. Brin1 to boil, stirring constantly; boil one minute: turn off flame; stir in butter and almond extract; cool thoroughly. n~sults, • For best use a modern Gas oven. For any kind of eookins-plllin or laney-a Gas range eliminates the guesswork. In fact, a Gas ranp eliminates most of the work. Period. Only a modern Gas ranp has so many automatic cooking conveniences and precise temperatun~ control. For precision cooking made easy, take a top from professional .,t~efS. Cook with clean. quick, dependable Gas. Stop in at your faiiOt'ite appliance store and take a good look at stylish new Gas ranges. We call them."IM lei!>UAI·makers." .' . I I 1 1 1 I I I I I I 1 1 1 1 1 I I I I ·I I I · 1 I �• 'I Cap.t ure First AFL Victory _......_ "We po1nll .. tile ·bootd' wlth a 49- tile mlcldle for 34 ;pards and tile ,.,-d lleld aod It' Dolo LIW¥- llnol Clod lltouchdow Pla.Y n. ' tbe lllllt.'' """' and a ~eular catch ... Probobly the c:ruclol pJa.y ot .wu hoW Coooh Pial and Bob 1'1'1iQh7 or a Kalm JlrooiD uplafllod tile Clncbmlll pall for a 511'1ard ICorliW the _ . <11110 Just prtor Ill lho pJa.y. touchdown pall In McVeL With ·~·· 11-10 vlctoey ...... tile TnllltPhy alDie tho boll !rCIII only loches lXIII" r.... llratclowD - - . . . SUDdiJ In Glolr Ammeu Footboll ~dash tile hlllds or rookie de!ender with the ball on the Clnclnnat1 ..,.,.. 2$,049 tans and pro- Harold Lewis and raced Ill a 46, Benpla fullbock Tam Smile)' SIDiahed off tackle on third down -.D Cclmmleotooor Pete Rozelle. tooehdoWn. but flllled to gain the neceolllry sta..tard PJa.y And white Brown might not feel his pia1ero cauoedonyeartl1When sakod lf he hod plaooed distance. Brown decided Ill try again quakoo, tile¥ eertalnly produeod to match the &-foot-5, 2011-pound on fourth down rather than punt. Trumphy against the DenYer """' Dlllotandlor pllys to wfl>. 11iJW Glolr heme opener Ill boolt rookie. Brown commented. "lt Smiley qatn hit the line, and lholr record Ill me win and ooe was purely lndlvidualexceUence. after much messortng and contllfNt. The 101e wa11 Denver•• 1be play was a standard p&ll sultallon the omctals ruled 11 pattern an:t Bob made 1he moat a llrot dowJL llrot ~or lho ....... Alter a seoreloullrat half, tile ot it. .. "'I think we had the drat down lloaplo ....., bock Ill put 10 The Broncos struck back to on SmUeyPs ftrst.Plunge,"Brown pin a 10-10 Ueearlylnthefourth said, ~·but the omdaJs marked quarter behind the quarterhsck- his forward progress behind the I.De of Jim UtClalr, who was on mark." (VPO - ' cn.':t Pro Standings NFLSiaadllws B,y United Press JntemaUEaatern Conterence century Dhlslon w. L. T. Pct. 1 0 0 LOOO st. Loots ...... o 0 0 ,000 Pllullw"gh • • • •o 1 0 . 000 New Orl8lDB ••• 0 1 0 .000 Clopllol Division w. L. T. Pc~ Dollu ....... 1 0 0 1.000 New York. ••••• 1 0 0 1,000 Wuhiii(I!Da •••• I 0 0 1. 000 phfl""tJphia • • .o 1 0 .000 a ...- ..... ,, f Western Conference Cellini Division w. L. T. Pet. M1metota ••.•• 1 0 0 LOOO Groen Bay ••••• 1 0 0 1.000 Chicago ••••• ,o 1 0 .000 .o ,000 1 0 Coastal Dl vision W, L. T. Balllmore ••.•• 1 0 0 Loo AD&oleo • • .. 0 0 0 San Frudooo •• 0 I 0 Allanto ••.•.•. 0 1 0 Detroit ••••• 0 Pc~ 1,000 .ooo .000 . 000 Swdl,r's Reaults Now York 34 PIUaburgh 20 ' '·, •'' Bllllmora 21 San Francisco 10 Wuhiii(IIDa 38 Chlcsgo 28 Green Bay 30 Phlladelphla 13 Dollas 59 Detroit 13 Clnoland 2! New Orlosno 10 Only Gomeo ocheduled ~·Game• Leo AJwe~es at st. Loots Only pme sdlecluled AFL stamlngs By United Prema International JZ East w. Pct. lloston .. , ....1 0 0 1.000 NIMt' York •• , , ,1 0 0 1.000 Houlton •••...• 1 1 0 .500 !{1 ~I !,\' \ ... • L. T. .ooo lllaml ........ 0 I 0 Bulllllo ........ o 2 0 W. San Dl.... ... .. I Ookland • • .. • .1 . - CIIY ••• 1 Cloclnosll •••• 1 Denwr , , • , , .0 T. 0 0 0 0 I 0 Pct. LOOO 1. 000 .500 I 0 1 0 .500 ,000 L. ·~1 . pass to Eric Crabtree. Stofll quickly mo>ecl the ae.. gals into the lead when he con- nected on 1 54-,.,-d pass play with WarrenMcVeatoronetoueb- Ookland 48 Bullldo 6 CloelonaU 24 Domer 10 Now York 20 Klllsso City 19 Only pmes schodulod Slturda1's Gomes !Jous!oo at San Ill.... Olk'•"" at Miami O n l y - seboduled back Essex Johnson burst let CLEVELAND (VPO - The Sunday night Collowlng their vtc- tory over the Ne" Orleans Saints Leaders By United Press lnternationol year, NaU- Losgue G. AB R. H. Roae, Cln 135 567 87 193 Alou, Pil 134 507 5.2 167 Johnsn, Clnl35 548 75 173 Alou, Atla 148 615 68 193 Flood, st.L 142 592 71 179 Staub, Noo 150 550 50 164 Beckrt, Chl150 623 98 185 Pc~ .340 .329 .316 .314 .302 ,298 .297 Millan, Alla 137 524 May, Cln 132 502 Willms, Chl153 606 H. Arn, Atla14B 566 Haller, LA 13! 541 46 73 84 79 33 154 .294 147 .293 176 .290 164 .290 128 .290 - 1\mertcao LOii\ie G. AB R. H. Pct. ' Ystrskl, Boa 145 Cater, OOk 136 Horton, Detl38 Oliva, Min 133 Cpnra, OOk 148 DavlUo, Call39 494 159 492 488 599 506 81 46 66 52 80 47 148 133 142 138 166 140 .300 .290 .289 ,283 .277 •277 F.Hwd, Wasl48 560 75 154 .275 Whlte,NY 148 5!1 86 149 .275 Andrwa, Bos 135 "494 68 135 .273 Home lluns 97;,. McCowy, SUI Fran 93; Saoto, Chi 88; Perez, C1n 87; Buka, Chi 82. American League: H&rrelaon. Boa 10&; F. Howard, Wash 102; Horton, Del 85; North..,, Del 84; Powell, Dalto 81. Leroy Kelly, the national Football League's leading rusher last season. racked 1.1) 107 yards In 20 carries Sunds,y and scored two touchdowns as the Browns ADULTS - $2.50 CHILDREN - $1.7:i SDVICE IUPON REQUESn Our ! M i l - cloooi..;, IUI1s011's BY FRED DOWN UPI~ Writer The St. Louis C&rdlnals mllde il look easy SUDdiJ when they clinched their se<oncl straighl Na- Losgue champlonohlp and retained their world title !or staging victory putles. The end or llle Natl- LeaKUf pennant raee came at 6:36 p.m. (EDT) whon the Clncinmtl Rods caqlletod a ~ vlctoey O\'V tbe san Francisco Glanta alter the COnllnals beat the H~ aton Astros, 7-4. The Cardinals, who llateood to a radio ropJa.y ; of the game ln san Fnnciaco > , in their ABtrod.CII'Ie cl..mt!ouse !ollowtrw their victory, pr-1.ly drowned uch other In an 3 ROOMS New Furniture -· $'299 ... DEAR POLLY-Handbags never seem to come with coln purses any more. When buying a change purse for your handbag be sure to select a dark one 1f the purse Unlng Is Ugh! and vice versa. Tbls will save many an embarrasling mOIJient or frowns from thole who walt while you go searching or groping in the depths of your handbag hiDitlng tor that el•sive and hard-to-see cob! purse. I would like to know where one may obtain dtrectlo•s lor knttllng sweaters from old Rylons. Seems to me that some years ago this appeared in your column. Maybe I am wrong but I hope someone can help me. -IRENE DEAR IRENE-You are rlgbl. We did have pruled dlreellono for knitting a cardigan from ayloat llut tile 1upply baa long beea elltauoled. Vau could follow any owealer pattern bot not one made wllb a fancy pattern atlteb. They ""' "'011 tll6lcult. I do not lblolt they look nearly so good as made with plata knillbtg every row or kltlt a r..,., purl a row. Tbls worb great alter you bave cui the bose In otrlpa atul oewed the alrlpa togelher. Color Is removed from lhe uld bole wllh a commerelal color remover. I fouud It was hell to dye lba dettred eolor after the owealer waa knli.-POLLY DEAR POLLY-I have a solution for thole toddlers, aboul two years old, who cry when they get their hair cut. At least this worked wonder for mine. Let them watch the procedure ill a mirror. They are entranced w a I chIn g themselves and even making faces while tha hair Is belnl cot. -MRS. P.C". DEAR POLLY,! have found thai filling a pill cushion with !_hlte sand keeps pins and needles sharp.-MRS. L. A. B. DEAR POLLY-I want to tell S. H. that I had some gummy marks on a door. I pressed some adhesive tape down on the marks left by the tape, then jerked the adbestve otr very quickly. It took the marks with it.-A. K. The third quarter was also scoreless. Ernie KellermanandBJUGiaal c:ame through wl th key interc:ep-. ~oos Ill psvo the way !or the BrOft'lls' win In the seaaon ope~ er. Kellerman spelared a KUmer pass on hls own 42 late In tile fourth quarter to set 'II an eiJht yard score arwnd right end by KeUy alta!: [,HOSPITAL NEWS I ilolzer Hospllol:Vlaltlnabours 2-4 and 7.a p.m. Parenu oo1.r m Pedlatrlc:s Ward. Admlo&loos Mrs. J11111011 E. Baldwin, 21 ltalt r1 OWl, o.p.tanl rA 1--.n. Cft'Ukak rl c..u.-'l'llt lllkn.IPttl. lkiPtrll!t-.ldl ~~ Smithers .!L; Jane Ann Poetker, I . , _ . tl Cillhalt ol Ofllf, -~ UriiJn tlllt AlTIIA CHPIIY, ol HarUI.'f'll. Rt. 2 GaUij>oUo; cunts R. Bais- ltlllc! vf IIIUMIICE ~UM, llu CI!PIItll wltb tilt II•• tf 1~11 lblt w!kaldl 111 1t at.! IJ 4UIIIui'J~r~l den, Rt. 2 111111'1111111; Mre. John lllrlq tilt twra& ,,., ~ tra.d. Ia llllt ll&lf D. ayers, 556 Th1rd Ave.; Kw~ Ill IM"PI'iiU! loll'- rA ~. Ill iDI~tlll b Ilion bJ ltl Ulllllhltlll•t tllllne In L. PRice, RL 2 Bldwell; Wayne I!IIIIJHIDI IMero u te111n aa n..w il JHf: MllliUd ff91,SU,UU1; u.i.Wtl& 1881.181,• C. SWick, Rt. I Vlnllln; M r 1• ...U, "6Uii; Net lllttl, UU,lii,IIU:t; t.pltal, 110,000,000.00; a.p._, flU.IT9.1fU2: James S. Wri8111, Rl. I BklweU; USli,GTUto.lt; ~ fl!U,· Mra, Junes F. C&m»belJ, Rt. I~~Mt. tlll,lOit.!B. lH WITHI88 WR~1 I llln lltnutl IUb· 2 Bidwell; Miss Am Wri8111, Rio Mtbtd ., IIIII 1111 ca.-_., _. b1 be .-111"1 Grande; Mrs. Effie M. Slqle, at Olt.hl, ONo, tllh daJ lild 4ale,.ll!lr 1,19e8. liaiGt P. Jiron, lvperiattldW ol IMIIUn ol Rl I Patrlol; BOQjamln F, Mil- ow.. (Ira)) • lor, R~ 2 Patrlol; Mro. 0 Ia ltatl"' OWo, ~till .. JIIUI'allet. c:trllkatc -rt. lldln.IPW, Buprllulldt~t .. r Cral& Rt. 2 Crown City; Mro. t1 . . _ "' lllll&tlt "'Ubkl,llenUf ftrllllai lhll Harmm E. caoto, Rt. 1 ~ .AETJIA LIFI tNIUMICI COIIPANY, If lbrl· lenl, illtt 16 eu.-lkW. llu CM~Iial Yltll t~r Pleuart; Mre. Harry c. Krebl, JJ,q of IIUil lUll IIIPIItlblt lo U QJ II utbur· ~ l'lelllllt; Barl')' D. Van Me- 1HI clllf'lll tbt amtui , . to tnaltt .. tllll dati Ill Qllf'llfriatt kllwl et ......_. 1111 tre, Rt. l Letart; Frank M. Fu- budd -'tU. u ... br u. -.1 n&k· IO ill" ben U fuU.1 .. Dfttllbrr 81. pte, Pomeroy; Harry c. Hill, •11 lHT. Adllllt~ ..U.I4.1U,476,TIUS; lJI. bWtiN,. IUII,INIII,JU.il; Net ..cr, lUI,· Rt. 2 Raelne; Edward C. lll')'- 510,1112S.&:.; t:apHal, IU.'T85.fiO.OO; lllrplu. an, Mlcldleport; MrL Thomas IBII8,f-1&,48U:I; t..t, f1,'700,2U,tllf.811; $1,JIJ,IIUII.OI. F. McGowan, Jaekaon: MrL J•- IQII!UIIInl, Jr.: WITIQIII WIRWV 1 '-'t bdetll!to 11111lla Aeh, Jackaoo; KathrynJ.Har- ll'flbed W IIIII IIIII a.;;;J •r Rll Ill I• l!llltll It 011--. ~ tllll dar IIIII da~L..JIIl,r 1, 11&8, rto, Rt. 2 MeArthnr: IJa.ymondE. ... IIMQ; .....'*'-'..,.... ....lift Df .1 n , . Uta.JJ o Phllllpa, Jaek1011; Mrs. 'Arthur o.a.. R. Koker, Ath011s; DeWO)' S. Ow- Sltte If Ollkl. u.n.m ot bw..r. C8tlln1o c._.Uuet-Ttll llllknlilell. biJrf'l'nl-nt • I ens, Rt. 1 Pedro; Mr1. Besale A. ol ...... , tile lltllr " 0100, . . . . ftflf8H tblt fiiTUALI UtiUitAMCE CGI. Plummer, Jackac:m; Nra. WI 1- AUTI-IIIJIDJ PAIY, tl L.wiiC. ltlte tJt Mlrblp .. 1N11 toll· plied Yldl tbol llwl WIIQte IPPiltablf to tl liam C. Goge,lronlon; Mrs. Eliza ud h nllilrlled (If Hill tit Clfttl& rw tu L. Whltdnaton, Rt. 2 Ewlngton; ~ II diAl ltlll Ill IJIPI'DPri•ll b.-..... II( • • .alul pllll. ... ftuldtt - Mr1. Charita F. Balle,y, Rt. 2 lllllrlltt dUkll II Dn lit IU lua&l lt.ltfltmt to .." iiiMI M hlloft IIIII Dec.bfr 81, 19117: Adlqitrd Ja<klon. a.tl, tlli,8U,'790.8J; LIIIIIUtla. 10.508•. DELAWARE, Ohio (UP0 With lho 23nii'WIIIng ot the UioUe Brown Jug set ror Thuraclay, B,yo and Large, a 3-t"oar-old, wu rated the ravorlle. Thirteen borsea were expected Ill b e - ioda!' aodTuescJa.y, the last day the$1,000 atartlng roe coold be poated. Post positions will be drawn Tuea- ocean of champagne. Reserve catcher Joho Edwards, who wasn't a cantbal last season, observed "Yw guys haven't rorgotten how to do it" during the wild celebratlm and Roger Marts, who Ia retiring alter the World series, promi1ed. "I'll be back with you next year it you do it again." .,You've aot a date.'' shouted Orlando Cepeda, before iiiiiiPIIW on a table in the mlddle ot the clubhouse to lead. the cheers. Mario, playlqr for the loot time In the Astr-. dr0¥8 In line runs with a hmler and a aaertflce Qy, Curt Flood went 5-tor5, Lou Brock had tbree hltl aDd Orlando COpoda drove In two runs durt1111 tile st. LDIIIo win. CUlklnAddiWln SIAl,. CUlton, who' a b o en struggllrwto recem weeks, )'lelded 11 hlta but WOlJI the ~~~­ behind the 15-lllt Clrd1Ml -.:k Ill wln hls 13th pmo ap1not 11 lossn Don WUoon, a I~ wtnnsr for the Altroa, autre~ Rlrthl Mrs. Venedlo Knight ond Mrs. Rita Wright of liJaer, honorocl Mra. Jan Gager with a SUJllrise . oiDrk shower MondiJI e\<onl!W In the bo101110n1 or the Pomeroy Seventh-Dtt:r-J\dYOntlst Church. A color scheme of pink aDd blue was used. Guests attending were Mr. and Mrs. Fred c.dJe, Racine: Mr. and Mrs. Burdell Black, Mrs. . Emogene DeWuse ~tXI Sharon, ""'tllb!ll Mr. ---srta.:· lllibert :Illliscomb, .Albert, Erie and Dal>lol IIIII Loolse Penniii(I!Da, lola. ~O.:O:•:•:•:•:•:•:•;;o,.;o;.;.;.;.;.;:;:;.;.;.::::::;:;:::;:;:;~:;:;:;=::~:=: Jill U; s.tllll. HO.IIUJUJ; w.o.t, trp,. e.l.lll.fl; llpadttw., tH.'I'JUI1.28. w.., ""'*"" .............. . OPTOIETIISt 1 I ::-::=. ................. ••lad --cal ........... _......... _ dill., .. Goor... grtw. .................. !)"""... ,.a.t :::Z:. I ., • ;, . DIES IN CAR BRENT, l(y. (VPO - Flolll' 'f' . .' ' mlttees and room mother& wort" appointed at the Drat IIIOOilnl ot lho - ochool year ot the Bradbury P.T.A. ThuradoJ night at the school. Erie Hart, prtndpal, lntrodueed tile teachirl aod with M r 1• Gnldle FrldiOI" preoldlni, It Wll deelded to glve each teaCher, Incllldln!: tho nwllc tnotrue!Dr, $5 for mJoceiW...s - - · The group also voted Ill 111•• ao attendance award ot '5 three times durlna tho • - · thlolo be pv011 lnltead of a small cub award. each month. The atteJMtanee ban-- -·-- =yit: ISocial :; t.CI ~· aendad ·=· ~ ~ MONDAY CBESTER GRADE Sehool PTA will metl Mondllr, 8 p.m. Pro- II'IDI will Include a a.t - ac~ aeaalon wlth teachers, room nM>Ihors, and committees 1<1 be P'""'""'l'd - !'Ill be Hrved. . RACINE D EMENTARY PTA, 7:80 p.m. Monday it elemental')' bulldlng; wllilam Hushes, executive head ot the SOulhmt Local Sehool dlatrlct.IIPOOker; retnohaerYed by !i.e executive _,.mttee, MDlDLEPORT Pl'A, 7:80Moonight, elementary audi!Drlulll; Eric llari, prlndpai,IIPOOkor; diSQII&Joo of teach•• 11111 perenll; meotlna dollgiialo!! as "Welcome New Farnl- cla.Y llea NJsbt." DelQatel tor tile Mollls County C<Juncll ot l'lrOIU and Teec:hera woH appointed and Include Mro. iJI!oTIIampiOD, Mrs. Ruth Barnhsrl, Mrl. Mary Lou lmv· or, Mra. VIolet Miller, and MrL PaW Hlltlnll. Names ao alternates Ill I h e CGUDcU were Mrl. Madeline Painter, Mro. Tbalma G lie 1, Mrs. Berths BlDg, Mrs. Loraine Venoy, and Mrs. Ida Mae Murphy. II was IIIIIIOWieod that the per1011 on the memberahl,p committee llgnlng the molt member• ~d Fl1111 grade - Mrs. Marlreeelve 'ao sward. A melll- meana; Mrs. M\li"PbY and Mrl • berllldp 1081 ot 100 was aet. 'l'hompiOil, to ~ ebalrmen, and Hall, chairman, Mrs. Bornlee Mrs. Hulton, Mro. DelThe door prize, • dip and chip James Wickline, .PJ'Oei'&DI, and Jetrers, Io Moore, aod Mro. Hallie D>lbt. dish clooatod ... l':lbertelds, wu Mrs. Karr, potbllelty, 11xtb grade - Mrl. Bertha !demberllidp ClOIIIII1ltteo memWilli by Mrs. Bernharl. Tho atlendaocebsmerwaswonbyMra. bers are Mrs. Bertha Bing, ehslr~ man, Mrl. Jean '.l'hOmu, ~·· FOOII)I'S third srade· Delores Miller. Mrs. Palnter, Olllcers for the year ere Mrs. Mrs. Pes8J - ; MrL Mary Frldii!Y, preslclool; Mrs. llathl')'ll JOhnOOD, rice president; Mrs. Lou Hoover, Mrs. Jda Mae MurLois Thomp10t1, secretary; Mrs. Illo', Mrs. V810f, Mn. Karr,~ Mrs. PatiY Might. Marlene Hall, treasurer. Mrs. VIolet Miller wao namCommittees appointed a r e ed boaPltallty eomrnlltee chslrMra. Eva MIIUroo and M r •· man and Dottald Miller, B Ill Painter, co-<hllrmen, Mrs. Mal')' Lou llooYer and all room King, and Gene 'lbom))IOn were motherl, aoclal; Mrs. Venoy and appointed Ill the oa!eiY commitMrs. Delma Karr. c:o-ehairmen, tee. Magazine chairman Ia Mrs. and Pat Humpbrey, ways a n d Paulino Dorst. Named u room mothers tor the year were: First grade - Mrs. Murpby, chairman, Mrs. ThomptOO, Mn. Might, Mrs. Gerey LlghUool, and \.Irs. Nollie Grover. ~e to aerve the Tenth D I aSecond srade - Mrs. Naomi lrtd D,A.C. dinner at the Rut.- King, ehslrman, Mrs. Kathryn laod Elementary School at 7 p. Johnson, Mrs. Hoover, M r 1. m. ou Oc:t. 10. The fA!em Cen- Venoy, Mrs. Karr, and J e & n ter acbool ta lnadecJ.aate to ac- 1bomas. Third grade - Mrs. VOIIOY, commodate the group, it waa re- HOME OF FINE FURNITURE A program on activitlea of the Solem Center Glrlo aod Boys 4-H Clubs supporting the P.T,A. theme, "Getting a Good FoundaUoo" hltlhllghted the !!rot meallntr or the Solem Center P, T,A, Catherine Mitchell prealded at llle meeting which QPOood with the pledge m the nag led l>Y .f..H club members. C a r o 1 F. Pierce, advisor or the bo)'s club, led In devotlo111. The girls club under the dlrectlnll of Catherine Col well, Btirnlco Garnet, Catherine Mlt- Pictures of Rt. 33 Work Shown Grange Pictures ar the Route 33 road construction were shown by Miss Betty Leonard When the R o c k Springs Grange met at the hall Thursday night. Fred Goegleln malter, presided at the meotlna. Henry Ewlo8 was reported Ul, 11111 re!reshson, W. VL; Mrs, Helen J..em.. ments were served by the home ley alii Chris, Cheshire; Mrs. eeonomics committee. Erma Smith, Pomeroy; Mrs. Clara Mcltrtyre and MarUyn, Long Bottom; Mrs. ottle GrCll&n and VIrginia, Middleport; Mr. a.nd Mrs. Phil Gager, Athens; Mrs. Frances Conkle, Mrs. PatDegree sy Spires, 'Dtllrlat. Timmy a n d IIDd'"'Yl Mrs. Vonedla Knlghtand Mrs. Mildred Bailey ar MidDebbie, Llrxla Watson. Mrs. Mu- dleport, home ooonomles teacbriel Spires and Mrs. Rita Wrlgh~ er t• tlW,. Meigs LOc;al Sebool Knor. District, reeelved her mallet Of Games were played and education , _ _ rrom Ohio Unles won by Clara Mcintyre, Mrs. verllty In August. Cldle, RodJie1 Spires Jr., Muriel Mrs. BlllOI" Ia dlree!Dr ot Spires and Dobbie Knlghl the new wage earoltlg program The door .Prize was awarded In the home 0<l0110111lcs depart.. In Muriel Spires. mont at Melp lllgh Sehool. 'l11e honored sues~ Mrs. Jan Gager, then opened arxl graclouJ~oo ly acknoWledged hir ntall!' lovely gifts. Those who sent gttta were, Lindl. Wooten, Betb' Stewart, Sllltly and Sheryl, Debbie Lem10)', Adelene France, Phyllis McIntyre, Marie ~Ires, Denloo allll Pre. and Mrs. Patrick WUJulie and Undo lloschar. Uams and son David, who bave Rol'reohmeftll or • lovely deo- been ll~ at Columbtts, GL, orated cake, puoc:h and mlnll whlle Pat was stationed at Ft. Mrs. Bailey Wins Master ·pnz_ Kingsbury News, Notes <hell, and Adria Wilcox, and the bo)'s club prooentod hltlhllghU or 4-H acttvlty during the years. Kenny Bolon spoke or his trip to the 4-H ClRb Congress. During the meeting·plans wore Daughter's Birth Being Announced Mr. and Mrs. Mlclteel Eror Belpre are amoundng the blrtb or a daughter ~ morning at st. Joseph Hospital ln Parkersburg, w. Va., weighlog 9 lba., 10 oz. Mr. and Mrs. Erwin have two eons, Scott aod Kevin. Mr. and Mrs. Cheater Erwin of Mlcldleport and Mr. and Mrs. M. D. Henshaw oC Point Pleaaant are grandparents. Mrs. A. E. Er· win or Middleport Is a groat grandmother. win ported. chairmani Mra. Jane Ann Hess, It was al110 noted that t h e P.T.A. l1 comp1eting a project tor the purchase ot draperies Mra. Karr, Mrs. Mildred Miller, and Mrs. &te DeLong. Fourth grade - Mra. P a t ror the audllnrlum. Elected delegates In the Meigs Coun1;y Cooncll or Parents a n d Teachers were Charlotte WUlford, Catherine Colwell, Faye Walker, Joama Council, and BerDugan, Jea!leMfght, Alma Smith, and Maxine Dyer. The sixth grade room won the attendance banDer. The benediction was ginn by Pierce, and refreshments were served by the refreshment committee. ~-·· I WilEN YOU nA•n AT GOSNEY'• DUDS 'N' FURNITURE COIH-OP 3rd & Aoh-Middloport MIDDLEPORT, 0. L:~;~~~ HOLSUM Mr&. Csrl Kautz, Mrs. Joseph Beegle, Miss Sltlrli!Y Beegle, Mrs. Charles Wagner, Mrs. WUUam Spirea, Mrs. R u t h SWisher, Mra. Harry S. Moore, Mrs. Ray D. Heaton, Mn. Harold Brown llt1d Mro. Boney Mitchell allended a Hawaiian Luau• on Friday evening at the University Inn, Athens, &lven by Albea Cl~ ot. Ledloa Orlootal Sllrlneot NOrlh Alnorlca. · ·aRE AD U'lt Size lolf • 11 · · for ·l.OO MONDAY-TUESDAY -JV$DJYESDAJ-: • Church Women Set Bazaar in December 'l11e I1IIIUal holiday bazoar ot tho Amerlcat1 Luthoran Church tiomen or the st. John and st. Paul Churches hal been scheduled ror Dec. 6 and 7. , The bazaar will be held rrom 10 LID. Ill 5 p.m. -days with a luncheon at noon. During a "'eenl meeting ar tho llJ'OUP, a nunmage ale 'Iris plamted for Od. 3 at the st. Paul Clltreh ooclal room. SUPER MARKET· Open Daily 9 to 9:3~Sun. 12 to 9:30 We A«ept Federal Food Stmnpa C mer MIR ancl S11and IlL PHONII 99W480 .,., • • ..,..,..,... m- Dates for Annual' BACK TO SCHOOL fvfeeting Changed Hair SiYftng OPDI 'MiSbAY JMMN07~· ·MARY JUIE'S lfAUl't ' P-. . ' RIID Jr4, 11, Clllcl•att, clled bla c:ar ..........,.. SUDdiJ - ed .., a In lhll Qnn&tiall COIIIIIJ _,.IIIIIIY. I «&011', 0. t 9 BISCU I 5•••••••••••••••••••••:~ " 5 9 Ice Cream •••:~'::~••••••:::. ~ ..,k, ~-~~ 49e Potato Chi •••••••••••~ e e j. lllll...'s " PlllsHry · Wtllesler Ftrll ~ 1/2 11l. V0-5 16 Hnct IItties SHAMPOO DOUBLE COLA REG. 1.98 SIZE 8PAK *'· -·---·· T~-i'L.tl Auqod On All Purch•••• At University Inn Mra. Gager Ia the wife ol the church pastor, Philip Gager. ·~=~· -· ~ ~-- Convenient Attend Luau Friday were served to those attendb._ DeMing, Ga., have returned home after being dlschlrpd frCIII the army, They are vlsiUng with ber mother, Mrt. Hazel Arnold and fllmtl,y and with Mr. and Mrs. Nathan Arnnld or Chester, Becent vlsl!Dra or Mr. and Mrs. John Dean aod sons were The 13th I1IIIUal atate eooven- Mr. and Mrs. Way110 Beal and lloa ar the Alpha Delta KallPI famtl,y, Mr. and Mrs. Clair Wag.. Soelet;y wiU be held Octd>or 4, IIODer of llarrloooville, ond Mr. 5, 6, at Mall Motor lm, Day.. and Mrs. Kettnolh Marldno ar Radne. ton, Ohio lniiNd ot .. tho - · Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Chase of prevtoulll)' reported. Columbul IIIJent the weekend at {(Cash on the barrel-head .. YOU'LL LIKE WHAT YOU SEE nice Garnes. Named as alternate• were Audra Hayes, Phyllil "'"pltal TlliodaJ, Marprel !lleetl, aod Mro. Pattl- tno Darst. Youth Give PTA Program TUI!SlAY their fllrm he:ro. THURS1lAY CLASS 12, Heallt Metltudlat EPlliCOPAL Church Women Cltrdl, 7 :30 1\tasday td&ltt, Mre. Tburoday at the Parloh lblae; Nlft, Moore, pro,11r1111 Ieeder; 12:30 lunc:heon, l'Dllowed by proMro. L. w. Me~•. deVoll.ongram by Mra. Frtd Crow, Jr., al cbalrmlll; oftlcera, klltea&itt.. . oind Mro. Charles Glhbl. ROCK SPRINGS Bettor Health WOMEN'S AWdllary, Votorana Club, 1:80 p.m. ThurldoJ, home M8mOrlal Jlotjplql, 7:80 p.m. ot Mre. ArUe Altboll; M r 1. 'lllesdlt.l', dlnltw rooin. !jilictloo_ot ~ceti m bo ~etd. Bena Wbaley, proeram; M r 1. HOMEBIJILDERS Clal1 ot the Fred (loealeln tile oonteata. ELEANOR Cn!CLE, 7:30 lllillll.-t Cbotrch' ot Chrlat lD litO. dtare~· buemoltt, 7:80 p.m; JltmphrtQ", clta1rman, Mrl. Barn- hltrt. 1oka. Lois PI'Orittee, lira. ' -- 15 ••• Pr•ler Gredo loof .......... . ...... . ' CAIEJ.' . ftnDtiNG ll " GO .....,' •.. , . s ' ,.•'\ 'l ' 4 . • • I . I I I " I •• • ( Cll . ; :.:.,. • . •. ' ' omCE HOOKS t:~ 'ro 12, Z TO I (CLOIIE A"£ NOOtl 0H collRT ST., Pilia:IIOY A Halloween earnlvalwaoplao- ner, howeVer, will be aWonled Dod ror Od. 31, and new com- each molllh. Stork Shower is Surprise Mrs. Rlc:hard D. DeWitt, IN WITNIM WHr.Rr.or1 I lint htnunll lllh· ., ..... etlllta . , lei! lo lit lllhrrl PalnesviUe, aon, 10:51 p.m. Sat- tlKribld Ct.,_, OMG, IIIII dill. J-.Jrl. 1808. urday; Mro. Charleo F. Bolley, ......_ r. Bra.... ••111fldn1 or ~~e~nDre ot otdD. (Ileal) 118 State ol OhiO. Dmrtllelt tiiiiMIIICt. Ctrtllut. Rt. 2 Jad<oon, daughter, 12:44 tl C.plla-Tbt lllllemlpe.l. ll~prrMtldtnl uf over Fallo NIIJIOlt!iLln two mln- Lm. 9mclay; Mrs. James F. 8111• til IIIIo, Dartlitlt , r-.-. O!rtlltltl lalllnnc. of lbe Altc d Obln, hrrel1y m-Uin thn or o.,r· -n-111111-.... ~~pwt•"--mt ~ 'IOELITY ~NO 5U~RAITY UF£ INSURANCE uteo at the JUi Trial at Hazel CamP>oU, Rt. 2 -oil, daugh- 1 - - fl41t a.te ..... ....., ~ llllt COIIP~NV, or Balu.ort, llltl ~~r MII)'J.IIld, b:a AUTD..._ u,.-:,.,~u iiiCI COIPAIIIY,I ftlllplltd wllb tbe k•• or W. Sl•te •Jqlllr,lll~ ter, 2:23 a.m. &mda)t; M r s. "' L&ldll..... " 1 ... ~ 11'1111 Ui tt ud II autblrUtd dlflll: tbe amat nar 11 Park In D-loat Frldl\r. dlr Jan fl tldil IIIli tpp!Jr.ble Ill II ... II II· 11'11111"1 II Qb rtlte Ill _.,1 ...1111 t..l1t11 d :Bye and Largoo to owned by Thomu F, McGowan, Jackson, &llorlled ....... ..,. '"' • ....,. 61 luur-. 11.1 lllilotlll tllldltlllll Jl ..... ~ It ~ w. lhlll n. biiiiiid. at ._. __ ! 11011, 4:57 a.m. $mday. 111111111 .U.Utlf~l b.k!'l bHa u lo\IIIWI ftl lll'· Kemllworth 9ables, Kloga Port, Ill .._.. MIUU. ill . . . bf Ill ..... ~ e.kr tl, 1917: Mltided ...u, l2t,t1U61· N.Y. Discharges • . _ ., MH !~!~fa u r.n• .. ~MtUer .14; 1Ja1rWt1e1. 'IS,UT,Mll tO; N4 a.ll. II. IHf: Adllil&td. .... IU4Uif.31; Lla·' 5HJ,IOII,Ilii.U; 01111111, $1.000,000.00: lilr· ;<teMeznete to Bye IDd Larp, .\11011 D, . A!'_~"!!._ Cmrld_A .IUU., P4a.t1Uf: Ntt . . . . ti,IIOUiD- pi~. lll.llli,UUf; 1-t, IH,OIIt,rot.to; ClldW. 11,000.001.8(1; - - · ftOI.·: bprodJI...... $1,171,800 Ill . Rum ~_...hll boon ollelv- ~0)', Mre.NumHJ.Brt~­ .114: ltO.hj r-. 181UIIUI; I.,..UIIftll,; 1M Wl'l'N£111 Wti.:RtoF1 I halt blrt!UDUI IIIli· ed wlth a vlnll and fOYer Iince er, Mrs. EllOII J. CUper, MrL ..tt.hi.Jf. ltrlbeil. . , 111M lid riiiRII. 111 1r11 tu be .nb ... l Dtwtnrll WIIIIIIIOr I ...,. ...._. .... It Ollillblll, Ollt.., tldl ..r llid dallli.Jib'=I.J911S.• Harry E. Clark, Jo1m W, David- .u.d "'·- IIIII eiiiiicf Ill' Ml tt .. Jllltd l~~~tae Aug. 31, but trainer for P Btt11, lllper111tadt11t ot I or at~. 011111. WI dU lid dlllli, JIIIIJ, 111111. Obill. (s.J) 11111 horna, Bill llllliiilXIn, Aid 11um lOll, Lo Am Davl.o, - 1 c. lflr--at IIWJ lt. · ~tau or 01110, hartllllt 11 r - . t , c.rtlkla. CUWtn"er 1 'baa to bie "''I''Hir- Evana, John J. Glllther, Mr1. «*it. ! ed II starter." NeiUe G. Gonion, Mre. 1!:111;. E. ·~ fl Clrtl&:tll ......... tile hltt ol Dido. IMHbJ mtlls &Ill' ~ "'lo trained well lUI Tbars- Harrtoon, Mrs. Russell lll?laln- ~. . of lbe ~ft':"Mfl~J Cff=~ :=~~~ :f'~·~ IUUIT TftU&T UFI INSUIWICI CIIMIIY, U.ltw of UU.IU» IJIIIIklblt" t& 1111 flu. dlo- and I _ . t to haYo blm 1!1!1'. Mrs. CIIU"OIICO II ~1 Sl.lt. ol n11111111, llu QIJIIW wltll Wri111J d!lrllr 1111 Nhlt rat 1o tr-.R II 11111 U. bn • *11 l&lt.e nplkablt to tt _. Ia U· Alt. 11,11 ap~latt bUUU. fl. 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P7les, Ralph SWan, .IJ:~tlnl.tll, IN WITNIII WlllliOr 1 lilr1 hlmllto Mlr{~ l1llll'.cJI' I UN lllfllltl 11111., 1111 uiiiid •r 1M! ttl Ill .asffi .nw .,. •• .- a;;;d ., MJ t.o w *Jd Jr., J11111e1 w. Waltera, MarUnE. Ittailltd ()e. . . . ., (b. dllt.h.lll,IHII. Ill oa.liii.CIWD.tldl., ... cllti.JIIJI,ltll. Woll, MrL Marloa F, WUUoon, .... , ...........1 hMII'-tl•ll . . _ ..........li . ,,_...., , (IIIli If OWD. :. (I•O :M hlol5th loss. Charlo• E. wu-. Mra. Ama I. GMt. Wlnu. MrL Georp P, Mlllir tl C.UIIM-ft. ....,.lped, lu;;ri'•ttwk•t "' ' 'l11e Giants' lui tit 1111 Bilk "C*kl baftr nrtlln 1Ur hope - forlorn 11 It no - was aod ~ , 1 _ . , . , Mrs. F...._ 1--. CHTIIDTAL WUALTY CiiPAIIY, t1 Chlvaporized u Culm- lin D, Jarvll and lntant claosh- 11111'1. ltah If IWioil, .... n.plltd lltla th~ : lan II tllll lllll IJiflllullilf: te It 111d h uiiM· pll<hod a !rur-hlller l'Dr hla Uth ter, Mre. llodniQ" c. lb'loll and 1111 *'ill 1M ~ r• tl trQatt II 11111 ltalt ........UN ...._ II . .Itt. Itt vidor")'. 'l11e Glanto trto41Datap ~ lOG, MrL Carl B. - - . , IIUdllIll c.tiltol II ttJon 's' 1t1 111111111 sl•t... lira. C8Jnlld !!gi!I'Wim, 'l'llolll- . ., II liMe..._ u fellow• .. ~ .11 ' a loat-dll<:h roiJ.y lD 1ho IMf : ~- .... IIJI.IfO.Ul 150: Lilbll· When Willy IIlJa OPined witt!'& u R. Crooa, AIID E. Darnbrouill, Mltl,. PII,MI.IJU8; Ntl .-&~, t1Sl,llf8,. llll.U; .18,1117,810.00 ; s.,t.. double but Culftl' retired Wil- Nol'llllll G. IJooo, M.lleq>- \111,011,11 .IJ: l~e~~~~, IOUfi,IIU1: Htwa, t4f.,IU,IIJ.N. lie llcCaft1, Jim Hart and Dick ...,, Mra. llanla D. DadriJl. IN """"- WHEIIEOI' I billt htm~~to .... MrL Ledll M. Gor-, Jln • ...,. ., ul Giiiid'., 1111 to he •xl'll ' Dlellt<J Olld tile .tOII..._Oble.milillrud dlle.llb 1,1881. Tho Rods ocarod line nmtn lklllort lleCol, J8J!Ieo S. llcllla- .lllrde r. Bran, _.bik...~ fll ~ " Oldl. " (IMI) liS tile . . - 11C1D llwll'1 ..,, BrlaoK, """"'· Mri.Dwl&bl error -bled .Aiox J - to N. Sl8veaa, Lewis T. 'I'Q'lor, -~-.rooc:h llrat lllo!t. Jolm -b·a Mra. Grone A. w....-. CllriJIG. ..bliiPIIN ~· 'luperilllllillt Ill tt drt IIIII...nlald. II DIIMI, ljehiJJ ,.mtftn tflll FAUUI ... tNIUIWICI COIIPMY,' tf •lnlle and a clcUie ... or., lll10J' T. Wolfe, Mrs. Earl 1!, !crt. ... "-rrndd 1111 -'led wldl Perea &aftdbo Rods a 1.0- Jmos, Sosllda 'l'bomas, lire. Bl' _ .............. f( ... i&ltl ...liM~~» II"II ltd .. u ... wlltd da'1IC mt tllnw.l1• It uu.n Ill and !hoy oddod two more 111 tile 1'00 c. lfrl. - · lllll Ill ............. Ill iMwuct. Ill ~lal ~Lift II Ilion .,. Ill uiiiJ ~~~tt- . lmllltl<~~ a walk llllllllackJaaio' KeUtV. Mit tt IIIII liflll u r.U.• • ~ II.' -IIJIII&, JHr : Mlllted .... IUit:tiDO.Sf: UIMI-· lllel, IJ,fUMUI; Nil ......I,OH,fH•' 'l11e Wcaao Cillo tho II; ..,_ II.HitrH.ll: 11N1i1. ft,l!t,... pbQ"ioophla Pldll1u, f-0, the Detrnlt Tl&wa I'CIUtod tho Oolt.. rl&.f!i_ blftMUIMt tUOO,UI.IO. · IN w1ms. WJir.llall' ·I 11irt illnllll ... Plllollurttll Plralaa dowaod tho . land ,\lhlellca. 13-0, the a.... ll'tibtd ., .... 1111 a.i;.i lit leld U' bl .-mJ New Yoril Jloll, 3-0, ud tho land 1111111111 boat the Balli..,... It CGI-.,GIIII, tills~- oWe, lib lirltM.l • A - Brawl towed tile Lol Orlolao, 2-0, tile New York YII>- <NIIL ..... ..{IIIN)'' lQl AIIIale• llodlera. w, Ill ather niiiPod tho Wolhlrwtm s.... Nail• J.oltlul....,. 11-2, tllf Mlmeaola Twtna Ttaw• TGp /(1 the Booloa Rod SOx, 11-2, Ia tile ~ ' ,.., tile and tho caur.mtaAJwe~o-tlle Chlcs&o Wblw SOx, 1-L N. W. COM;totf, 0, D• 'I'HURS.) - EAST .... ,_.u. Brown Jug Is Thursday . . . . . . . . .ll•ce• -~~, 11-""'"'"""'..,..'"''""Polly's Problem_ _...,._..., Cardinals Cop Second Straight Flag 5 P.M. TIL 9 P.M. 2-Hour DRY OUNIIG By POLLY CRAMER a boom IIIII 40-,.,-cl lleld goal 23rd Running Of Little FRIDAY FISH BUFFET IESOIT POU..'f"S POINTERS Contrasting Coin Purse Found .Easily in Handbag rode the bench against Denver. the Browns worltod the ball down tD the 11 for a first do!eated New Orleans 21-10. down. Don Cockroft booted a 22-yard Glass raced 17 ,.,-cis for a lleld goal In lllo second quarter score with his steal less then a IIIII c<Xlverted the three extra minute later In lee the ll011le points whlchrollowod the Browns' with the llnal seconds Ucldng ott toochdowns. KUmer Paeod Solnta The game began as adefenalw Kilmer pace:l the Salnta to hsttle with the two teams lrld- their only touchdoWn, taking them lng lleld poolUoo through a scon>- In the Cia>eland three on a 47lass neld quarter. New Orlearut yard pass to Dan Abramowitz. drew llrst blood In the oecond !cyan wuted 1KI time getting -lod when quarterback Blll KU- the polnl& bock and moved tho mer went over from inside 1he Browns 85 yards in sewn plays me 1tter the Browns' defense and Kelly's touctdowna. stopped the SOIIII& on throe preThe Cle¥81and qoarterback hit vloos goal UnepJa.ys. OD 10 or 20 paoaea lorl85)'arda. Kelly Scores Kilmer c01q>leted 15 of 31 aerKelly put the Browna oo the Ills !or 123 ,.,-do be!ore scoreboenl with o 30-yard scor- s1goal c:ollors osalgned the _ . 1~ pass trom the quarterl:ac:k to tbeir I"UIUier&. Frank Ryan. · • More lhlll 74,000 fllno turllld COCkroft put the Browos ahead- lor the game which i.ss momentarUy with his tleld goal, played In a steady rain and WP but ChlrUe Durkee threw llle der Ughts. 11111e into a delldlock in the Cleveland takes on Dtlias in dostrw seconds or the halt with llle CoUoo Bowl next Sunday. Pltehq Noll- League: Marichal, San Bulllllo at ClD<ImoU Fran 25-8; Gibson, st. L 21-7 Domer at City and Bau, Pitt 15-5i Klioe, Pltt cla.Y. NIW York ..,._ Bottaa It Bir· 11-4; Regan, alllnd Aberratlcy. The largest field ill the race m!JII(Iam, AIL so far was in 1966 whea 12 Cln 1~. Only pmes ocl!odulod horns lllrted aod Romeo HanAmerican Losgue: McLeln, Del 30:-S; Culp, Boa 13.5; McNally, over won the event in two beaW. By and Lar&o, wlth Georp Bal!D and Tlanl, Cleve 20-9;John, Sllolt.Y driving, sc:ored a vidor")' Chi and Hannan, Wash 10-5. PlEASANT POINT _._____________________ 24-10 Oeveland Win with the comforting knawledge that their rUillllllll game will haW! to be coatended with agaln this Swl!ay'a Glmea •.t '· y and meaaurement alter tho ollldale had ,ruled It wao a lint clowil," lho Beqjl!o sklppar aiel, "This Wllft't rtgh~ The coli .... made and that' I tt." Quarterback Slota CIDie In for aome booing by the erowd dur· lntr the llrst heU when he wu unable to mme the team. "The people who do things like 1hat dm't underatand the pme," Brown declared. ••Jtfdnk John did a line Job. I II0¥8r hod Ill¥ lnteolloo of awll<hiiW Ill ""' ather qull'lerbock ror tile second halt." Dewey Warren, who played the entire game against San Diego In the Bengal.a' tlrat encounter, Late Rally Produces doWn. Sllortly thereafter, half- Cleveland Browns returned home liams, Chi al'll Allen, Phila 30; H, Aaron, Atll 27. American League: F, Howard, Wash 42; Horton, Det 36; Harrelson, Boa 35; Jacksoo_ Oak 28; Freehan, Det 24. lluns Balled In Natl- League: WUlllms, Chi ~sBeaulta '· LeClair passed the Broncos Into pos!Uoo lor a 33-yanl neld goal by Bob Humphrey&, and then engineered another march climaxed by a tl~yard scoring Fran. 34; Bank&, Chi 32; Wil- Weat "'111e reuoo lor tile delly a!let tile ~ pJa.y .... tile Denver people asldiW for a le<>- the bench thrl>Qghout the first hall National League: McCovey, San .000 a;~;;Ib~;~er~.PTA Plans Halloween Carnival 5 ..,_.y ' 1.00 �• 'I Cap.t ure First AFL Victory _......_ "We po1nll .. tile ·bootd' wlth a 49- tile mlcldle for 34 ;pards and tile ,.,-d lleld aod It' Dolo LIW¥- llnol Clod lltouchdow Pla.Y n. ' tbe lllllt.'' """' and a ~eular catch ... Probobly the c:ruclol pJa.y ot .wu hoW Coooh Pial and Bob 1'1'1iQh7 or a Kalm JlrooiD uplafllod tile Clncbmlll pall for a 511'1ard ICorliW the _ . <11110 Just prtor Ill lho pJa.y. touchdown pall In McVeL With ·~·· 11-10 vlctoey ...... tile TnllltPhy alDie tho boll !rCIII only loches lXIII" r.... llratclowD - - . . . SUDdiJ In Glolr Ammeu Footboll ~dash tile hlllds or rookie de!ender with the ball on the Clnclnnat1 ..,.,.. 2$,049 tans and pro- Harold Lewis and raced Ill a 46, Benpla fullbock Tam Smile)' SIDiahed off tackle on third down -.D Cclmmleotooor Pete Rozelle. tooehdoWn. but flllled to gain the neceolllry sta..tard PJa.y And white Brown might not feel his pia1ero cauoedonyeartl1When sakod lf he hod plaooed distance. Brown decided Ill try again quakoo, tile¥ eertalnly produeod to match the &-foot-5, 2011-pound on fourth down rather than punt. Trumphy against the DenYer """' Dlllotandlor pllys to wfl>. 11iJW Glolr heme opener Ill boolt rookie. Brown commented. "lt Smiley qatn hit the line, and lholr record Ill me win and ooe was purely lndlvidualexceUence. after much messortng and contllfNt. The 101e wa11 Denver•• 1be play was a standard p&ll sultallon the omctals ruled 11 pattern an:t Bob made 1he moat a llrot dowJL llrot ~or lho ....... Alter a seoreloullrat half, tile ot it. .. "'I think we had the drat down lloaplo ....., bock Ill put 10 The Broncos struck back to on SmUeyPs ftrst.Plunge,"Brown pin a 10-10 Ueearlylnthefourth said, ~·but the omdaJs marked quarter behind the quarterhsck- his forward progress behind the I.De of Jim UtClalr, who was on mark." (VPO - ' cn.':t Pro Standings NFLSiaadllws B,y United Press JntemaUEaatern Conterence century Dhlslon w. L. T. Pct. 1 0 0 LOOO st. Loots ...... o 0 0 ,000 Pllullw"gh • • • •o 1 0 . 000 New Orl8lDB ••• 0 1 0 .000 Clopllol Division w. L. T. Pc~ Dollu ....... 1 0 0 1.000 New York. ••••• 1 0 0 1,000 Wuhiii(I!Da •••• I 0 0 1. 000 phfl""tJphia • • .o 1 0 .000 a ...- ..... ,, f Western Conference Cellini Division w. L. T. Pet. M1metota ••.•• 1 0 0 LOOO Groen Bay ••••• 1 0 0 1.000 Chicago ••••• ,o 1 0 .000 .o ,000 1 0 Coastal Dl vision W, L. T. Balllmore ••.•• 1 0 0 Loo AD&oleo • • .. 0 0 0 San Frudooo •• 0 I 0 Allanto ••.•.•. 0 1 0 Detroit ••••• 0 Pc~ 1,000 .ooo .000 . 000 Swdl,r's Reaults Now York 34 PIUaburgh 20 ' '·, •'' Bllllmora 21 San Francisco 10 Wuhiii(IIDa 38 Chlcsgo 28 Green Bay 30 Phlladelphla 13 Dollas 59 Detroit 13 Clnoland 2! New Orlosno 10 Only Gomeo ocheduled ~·Game• Leo AJwe~es at st. Loots Only pme sdlecluled AFL stamlngs By United Prema International JZ East w. Pct. lloston .. , ....1 0 0 1.000 NIMt' York •• , , ,1 0 0 1.000 Houlton •••...• 1 1 0 .500 !{1 ~I !,\' \ ... • L. T. .ooo lllaml ........ 0 I 0 Bulllllo ........ o 2 0 W. San Dl.... ... .. I Ookland • • .. • .1 . - CIIY ••• 1 Cloclnosll •••• 1 Denwr , , • , , .0 T. 0 0 0 0 I 0 Pct. LOOO 1. 000 .500 I 0 1 0 .500 ,000 L. ·~1 . pass to Eric Crabtree. Stofll quickly mo>ecl the ae.. gals into the lead when he con- nected on 1 54-,.,-d pass play with WarrenMcVeatoronetoueb- Ookland 48 Bullldo 6 CloelonaU 24 Domer 10 Now York 20 Klllsso City 19 Only pmes schodulod Slturda1's Gomes !Jous!oo at San Ill.... Olk'•"" at Miami O n l y - seboduled back Essex Johnson burst let CLEVELAND (VPO - The Sunday night Collowlng their vtc- tory over the Ne" Orleans Saints Leaders By United Press lnternationol year, NaU- Losgue G. AB R. H. Roae, Cln 135 567 87 193 Alou, Pil 134 507 5.2 167 Johnsn, Clnl35 548 75 173 Alou, Atla 148 615 68 193 Flood, st.L 142 592 71 179 Staub, Noo 150 550 50 164 Beckrt, Chl150 623 98 185 Pc~ .340 .329 .316 .314 .302 ,298 .297 Millan, Alla 137 524 May, Cln 132 502 Willms, Chl153 606 H. Arn, Atla14B 566 Haller, LA 13! 541 46 73 84 79 33 154 .294 147 .293 176 .290 164 .290 128 .290 - 1\mertcao LOii\ie G. AB R. H. Pct. ' Ystrskl, Boa 145 Cater, OOk 136 Horton, Detl38 Oliva, Min 133 Cpnra, OOk 148 DavlUo, Call39 494 159 492 488 599 506 81 46 66 52 80 47 148 133 142 138 166 140 .300 .290 .289 ,283 .277 •277 F.Hwd, Wasl48 560 75 154 .275 Whlte,NY 148 5!1 86 149 .275 Andrwa, Bos 135 "494 68 135 .273 Home lluns 97;,. McCowy, SUI Fran 93; Saoto, Chi 88; Perez, C1n 87; Buka, Chi 82. American League: H&rrelaon. Boa 10&; F. Howard, Wash 102; Horton, Del 85; North..,, Del 84; Powell, Dalto 81. Leroy Kelly, the national Football League's leading rusher last season. racked 1.1) 107 yards In 20 carries Sunds,y and scored two touchdowns as the Browns ADULTS - $2.50 CHILDREN - $1.7:i SDVICE IUPON REQUESn Our ! M i l - cloooi..;, IUI1s011's BY FRED DOWN UPI~ Writer The St. Louis C&rdlnals mllde il look easy SUDdiJ when they clinched their se<oncl straighl Na- Losgue champlonohlp and retained their world title !or staging victory putles. The end or llle Natl- LeaKUf pennant raee came at 6:36 p.m. (EDT) whon the Clncinmtl Rods caqlletod a ~ vlctoey O\'V tbe san Francisco Glanta alter the COnllnals beat the H~ aton Astros, 7-4. The Cardinals, who llateood to a radio ropJa.y ; of the game ln san Fnnciaco > , in their ABtrod.CII'Ie cl..mt!ouse !ollowtrw their victory, pr-1.ly drowned uch other In an 3 ROOMS New Furniture -· $'299 ... DEAR POLLY-Handbags never seem to come with coln purses any more. When buying a change purse for your handbag be sure to select a dark one 1f the purse Unlng Is Ugh! and vice versa. Tbls will save many an embarrasling mOIJient or frowns from thole who walt while you go searching or groping in the depths of your handbag hiDitlng tor that el•sive and hard-to-see cob! purse. I would like to know where one may obtain dtrectlo•s lor knttllng sweaters from old Rylons. Seems to me that some years ago this appeared in your column. Maybe I am wrong but I hope someone can help me. -IRENE DEAR IRENE-You are rlgbl. We did have pruled dlreellono for knitting a cardigan from ayloat llut tile 1upply baa long beea elltauoled. Vau could follow any owealer pattern bot not one made wllb a fancy pattern atlteb. They ""' "'011 tll6lcult. I do not lblolt they look nearly so good as made with plata knillbtg every row or kltlt a r..,., purl a row. Tbls worb great alter you bave cui the bose In otrlpa atul oewed the alrlpa togelher. Color Is removed from lhe uld bole wllh a commerelal color remover. I fouud It was hell to dye lba dettred eolor after the owealer waa knli.-POLLY DEAR POLLY-I have a solution for thole toddlers, aboul two years old, who cry when they get their hair cut. At least this worked wonder for mine. Let them watch the procedure ill a mirror. They are entranced w a I chIn g themselves and even making faces while tha hair Is belnl cot. -MRS. P.C". DEAR POLLY,! have found thai filling a pill cushion with !_hlte sand keeps pins and needles sharp.-MRS. L. A. B. DEAR POLLY-I want to tell S. H. that I had some gummy marks on a door. I pressed some adhesive tape down on the marks left by the tape, then jerked the adbestve otr very quickly. It took the marks with it.-A. K. The third quarter was also scoreless. Ernie KellermanandBJUGiaal c:ame through wl th key interc:ep-. ~oos Ill psvo the way !or the BrOft'lls' win In the seaaon ope~ er. Kellerman spelared a KUmer pass on hls own 42 late In tile fourth quarter to set 'II an eiJht yard score arwnd right end by KeUy alta!: [,HOSPITAL NEWS I ilolzer Hospllol:Vlaltlnabours 2-4 and 7.a p.m. Parenu oo1.r m Pedlatrlc:s Ward. Admlo&loos Mrs. J11111011 E. Baldwin, 21 ltalt r1 OWl, o.p.tanl rA 1--.n. Cft'Ukak rl c..u.-'l'llt lllkn.IPttl. lkiPtrll!t-.ldl ~~ Smithers .!L; Jane Ann Poetker, I . , _ . tl Cillhalt ol Ofllf, -~ UriiJn tlllt AlTIIA CHPIIY, ol HarUI.'f'll. Rt. 2 GaUij>oUo; cunts R. Bais- ltlllc! vf IIIUMIICE ~UM, llu CI!PIItll wltb tilt II•• tf 1~11 lblt w!kaldl 111 1t at.! IJ 4UIIIui'J~r~l den, Rt. 2 111111'1111111; Mre. John lllrlq tilt twra& ,,., ~ tra.d. Ia llllt ll&lf D. ayers, 556 Th1rd Ave.; Kw~ Ill IM"PI'iiU! loll'- rA ~. Ill iDI~tlll b Ilion bJ ltl Ulllllhltlll•t tllllne In L. PRice, RL 2 Bldwell; Wayne I!IIIIJHIDI IMero u te111n aa n..w il JHf: MllliUd ff91,SU,UU1; u.i.Wtl& 1881.181,• C. SWick, Rt. I Vlnllln; M r 1• ...U, "6Uii; Net lllttl, UU,lii,IIU:t; t.pltal, 110,000,000.00; a.p._, flU.IT9.1fU2: James S. Wri8111, Rl. I BklweU; USli,GTUto.lt; ~ fl!U,· Mra, Junes F. C&m»belJ, Rt. I~~Mt. tlll,lOit.!B. lH WITHI88 WR~1 I llln lltnutl IUb· 2 Bidwell; Miss Am Wri8111, Rio Mtbtd ., IIIII 1111 ca.-_., _. b1 be .-111"1 Grande; Mrs. Effie M. Slqle, at Olt.hl, ONo, tllh daJ lild 4ale,.ll!lr 1,19e8. liaiGt P. Jiron, lvperiattldW ol IMIIUn ol Rl I Patrlol; BOQjamln F, Mil- ow.. (Ira)) • lor, R~ 2 Patrlol; Mro. 0 Ia ltatl"' OWo, ~till .. JIIUI'allet. c:trllkatc -rt. lldln.IPW, Buprllulldt~t .. r Cral& Rt. 2 Crown City; Mro. t1 . . _ "' lllll&tlt "'Ubkl,llenUf ftrllllai lhll Harmm E. caoto, Rt. 1 ~ .AETJIA LIFI tNIUMICI COIIPANY, If lbrl· lenl, illtt 16 eu.-lkW. llu CM~Iial Yltll t~r Pleuart; Mre. Harry c. Krebl, JJ,q of IIUil lUll IIIPIItlblt lo U QJ II utbur· ~ l'lelllllt; Barl')' D. Van Me- 1HI clllf'lll tbt amtui , . to tnaltt .. tllll dati Ill Qllf'llfriatt kllwl et ......_. 1111 tre, Rt. l Letart; Frank M. Fu- budd -'tU. u ... br u. -.1 n&k· IO ill" ben U fuU.1 .. Dfttllbrr 81. pte, Pomeroy; Harry c. Hill, •11 lHT. Adllllt~ ..U.I4.1U,476,TIUS; lJI. bWtiN,. IUII,INIII,JU.il; Net ..cr, lUI,· Rt. 2 Raelne; Edward C. lll')'- 510,1112S.&:.; t:apHal, IU.'T85.fiO.OO; lllrplu. an, Mlcldleport; MrL Thomas IBII8,f-1&,48U:I; t..t, f1,'700,2U,tllf.811; $1,JIJ,IIUII.OI. F. McGowan, Jaekaon: MrL J•- IQII!UIIInl, Jr.: WITIQIII WIRWV 1 '-'t bdetll!to 11111lla Aeh, Jackaoo; KathrynJ.Har- ll'flbed W IIIII IIIII a.;;;J •r Rll Ill I• l!llltll It 011--. ~ tllll dar IIIII da~L..JIIl,r 1, 11&8, rto, Rt. 2 MeArthnr: IJa.ymondE. ... IIMQ; .....'*'-'..,.... ....lift Df .1 n , . Uta.JJ o Phllllpa, Jaek1011; Mrs. 'Arthur o.a.. R. Koker, Ath011s; DeWO)' S. Ow- Sltte If Ollkl. u.n.m ot bw..r. C8tlln1o c._.Uuet-Ttll llllknlilell. biJrf'l'nl-nt • I ens, Rt. 1 Pedro; Mr1. Besale A. ol ...... , tile lltllr " 0100, . . . . ftflf8H tblt fiiTUALI UtiUitAMCE CGI. Plummer, Jackac:m; Nra. WI 1- AUTI-IIIJIDJ PAIY, tl L.wiiC. ltlte tJt Mlrblp .. 1N11 toll· plied Yldl tbol llwl WIIQte IPPiltablf to tl liam C. Goge,lronlon; Mrs. Eliza ud h nllilrlled (If Hill tit Clfttl& rw tu L. Whltdnaton, Rt. 2 Ewlngton; ~ II diAl ltlll Ill IJIPI'DPri•ll b.-..... II( • • .alul pllll. ... ftuldtt - Mr1. Charita F. Balle,y, Rt. 2 lllllrlltt dUkll II Dn lit IU lua&l lt.ltfltmt to .." iiiMI M hlloft IIIII Dec.bfr 81, 19117: Adlqitrd Ja<klon. a.tl, tlli,8U,'790.8J; LIIIIIUtla. 10.508•. DELAWARE, Ohio (UP0 With lho 23nii'WIIIng ot the UioUe Brown Jug set ror Thuraclay, B,yo and Large, a 3-t"oar-old, wu rated the ravorlle. Thirteen borsea were expected Ill b e - ioda!' aodTuescJa.y, the last day the$1,000 atartlng roe coold be poated. Post positions will be drawn Tuea- ocean of champagne. Reserve catcher Joho Edwards, who wasn't a cantbal last season, observed "Yw guys haven't rorgotten how to do it" during the wild celebratlm and Roger Marts, who Ia retiring alter the World series, promi1ed. "I'll be back with you next year it you do it again." .,You've aot a date.'' shouted Orlando Cepeda, before iiiiiiPIIW on a table in the mlddle ot the clubhouse to lead. the cheers. Mario, playlqr for the loot time In the Astr-. dr0¥8 In line runs with a hmler and a aaertflce Qy, Curt Flood went 5-tor5, Lou Brock had tbree hltl aDd Orlando COpoda drove In two runs durt1111 tile st. LDIIIo win. CUlklnAddiWln SIAl,. CUlton, who' a b o en struggllrwto recem weeks, )'lelded 11 hlta but WOlJI the ~~~­ behind the 15-lllt Clrd1Ml -.:k Ill wln hls 13th pmo ap1not 11 lossn Don WUoon, a I~ wtnnsr for the Altroa, autre~ Rlrthl Mrs. Venedlo Knight ond Mrs. Rita Wright of liJaer, honorocl Mra. Jan Gager with a SUJllrise . oiDrk shower MondiJI e\<onl!W In the bo101110n1 or the Pomeroy Seventh-Dtt:r-J\dYOntlst Church. A color scheme of pink aDd blue was used. Guests attending were Mr. and Mrs. Fred c.dJe, Racine: Mr. and Mrs. Burdell Black, Mrs. . Emogene DeWuse ~tXI Sharon, ""'tllb!ll Mr. ---srta.:· lllibert :Illliscomb, .Albert, Erie and Dal>lol IIIII Loolse Penniii(I!Da, lola. ~O.:O:•:•:•:•:•:•:•;;o,.;o;.;.;.;.;.;:;:;.;.;.::::::;:;:::;:;:;~:;:;:;=::~:=: Jill U; s.tllll. HO.IIUJUJ; w.o.t, trp,. e.l.lll.fl; llpadttw., tH.'I'JUI1.28. w.., ""'*"" .............. . OPTOIETIISt 1 I ::-::=. ................. ••lad --cal ........... _......... _ dill., .. Goor... grtw. .................. !)"""... ,.a.t :::Z:. I ., • ;, . DIES IN CAR BRENT, l(y. (VPO - Flolll' 'f' . .' ' mlttees and room mother& wort" appointed at the Drat IIIOOilnl ot lho - ochool year ot the Bradbury P.T.A. ThuradoJ night at the school. Erie Hart, prtndpal, lntrodueed tile teachirl aod with M r 1• Gnldle FrldiOI" preoldlni, It Wll deelded to glve each teaCher, Incllldln!: tho nwllc tnotrue!Dr, $5 for mJoceiW...s - - · The group also voted Ill 111•• ao attendance award ot '5 three times durlna tho • - · thlolo be pv011 lnltead of a small cub award. each month. The atteJMtanee ban-- -·-- =yit: ISocial :; t.CI ~· aendad ·=· ~ ~ MONDAY CBESTER GRADE Sehool PTA will metl Mondllr, 8 p.m. Pro- II'IDI will Include a a.t - ac~ aeaalon wlth teachers, room nM>Ihors, and committees 1<1 be P'""'""'l'd - !'Ill be Hrved. . RACINE D EMENTARY PTA, 7:80 p.m. Monday it elemental')' bulldlng; wllilam Hushes, executive head ot the SOulhmt Local Sehool dlatrlct.IIPOOker; retnohaerYed by !i.e executive _,.mttee, MDlDLEPORT Pl'A, 7:80Moonight, elementary audi!Drlulll; Eric llari, prlndpai,IIPOOkor; diSQII&Joo of teach•• 11111 perenll; meotlna dollgiialo!! as "Welcome New Farnl- cla.Y llea NJsbt." DelQatel tor tile Mollls County C<Juncll ot l'lrOIU and Teec:hera woH appointed and Include Mro. iJI!oTIIampiOD, Mrs. Ruth Barnhsrl, Mrl. Mary Lou lmv· or, Mra. VIolet Miller, and MrL PaW Hlltlnll. Names ao alternates Ill I h e CGUDcU were Mrl. Madeline Painter, Mro. Tbalma G lie 1, Mrs. Berths BlDg, Mrs. Loraine Venoy, and Mrs. Ida Mae Murphy. II was IIIIIIOWieod that the per1011 on the memberahl,p committee llgnlng the molt member• ~d Fl1111 grade - Mrs. Marlreeelve 'ao sward. A melll- meana; Mrs. M\li"PbY and Mrl • berllldp 1081 ot 100 was aet. 'l'hompiOil, to ~ ebalrmen, and Hall, chairman, Mrs. Bornlee Mrs. Hulton, Mro. DelThe door prize, • dip and chip James Wickline, .PJ'Oei'&DI, and Jetrers, Io Moore, aod Mro. Hallie D>lbt. dish clooatod ... l':lbertelds, wu Mrs. Karr, potbllelty, 11xtb grade - Mrl. Bertha !demberllidp ClOIIIII1ltteo memWilli by Mrs. Bernharl. Tho atlendaocebsmerwaswonbyMra. bers are Mrs. Bertha Bing, ehslr~ man, Mrl. Jean '.l'hOmu, ~·· FOOII)I'S third srade· Delores Miller. Mrs. Palnter, Olllcers for the year ere Mrs. Mrs. Pes8J - ; MrL Mary Frldii!Y, preslclool; Mrs. llathl')'ll JOhnOOD, rice president; Mrs. Lou Hoover, Mrs. Jda Mae MurLois Thomp10t1, secretary; Mrs. Illo', Mrs. V810f, Mn. Karr,~ Mrs. PatiY Might. Marlene Hall, treasurer. Mrs. VIolet Miller wao namCommittees appointed a r e ed boaPltallty eomrnlltee chslrMra. Eva MIIUroo and M r •· man and Dottald Miller, B Ill Painter, co-<hllrmen, Mrs. Mal')' Lou llooYer and all room King, and Gene 'lbom))IOn were motherl, aoclal; Mrs. Venoy and appointed Ill the oa!eiY commitMrs. Delma Karr. c:o-ehairmen, tee. Magazine chairman Ia Mrs. and Pat Humpbrey, ways a n d Paulino Dorst. Named u room mothers tor the year were: First grade - Mrs. Murpby, chairman, Mrs. ThomptOO, Mn. Might, Mrs. Gerey LlghUool, and \.Irs. Nollie Grover. ~e to aerve the Tenth D I aSecond srade - Mrs. Naomi lrtd D,A.C. dinner at the Rut.- King, ehslrman, Mrs. Kathryn laod Elementary School at 7 p. Johnson, Mrs. Hoover, M r 1. m. ou Oc:t. 10. The fA!em Cen- Venoy, Mrs. Karr, and J e & n ter acbool ta lnadecJ.aate to ac- 1bomas. Third grade - Mrs. VOIIOY, commodate the group, it waa re- HOME OF FINE FURNITURE A program on activitlea of the Solem Center Glrlo aod Boys 4-H Clubs supporting the P.T,A. theme, "Getting a Good FoundaUoo" hltlhllghted the !!rot meallntr or the Solem Center P, T,A, Catherine Mitchell prealded at llle meeting which QPOood with the pledge m the nag led l>Y .f..H club members. C a r o 1 F. Pierce, advisor or the bo)'s club, led In devotlo111. The girls club under the dlrectlnll of Catherine Col well, Btirnlco Garnet, Catherine Mlt- Pictures of Rt. 33 Work Shown Grange Pictures ar the Route 33 road construction were shown by Miss Betty Leonard When the R o c k Springs Grange met at the hall Thursday night. Fred Goegleln malter, presided at the meotlna. Henry Ewlo8 was reported Ul, 11111 re!reshson, W. VL; Mrs, Helen J..em.. ments were served by the home ley alii Chris, Cheshire; Mrs. eeonomics committee. Erma Smith, Pomeroy; Mrs. Clara Mcltrtyre and MarUyn, Long Bottom; Mrs. ottle GrCll&n and VIrginia, Middleport; Mr. a.nd Mrs. Phil Gager, Athens; Mrs. Frances Conkle, Mrs. PatDegree sy Spires, 'Dtllrlat. Timmy a n d IIDd'"'Yl Mrs. Vonedla Knlghtand Mrs. Mildred Bailey ar MidDebbie, Llrxla Watson. Mrs. Mu- dleport, home ooonomles teacbriel Spires and Mrs. Rita Wrlgh~ er t• tlW,. Meigs LOc;al Sebool Knor. District, reeelved her mallet Of Games were played and education , _ _ rrom Ohio Unles won by Clara Mcintyre, Mrs. verllty In August. Cldle, RodJie1 Spires Jr., Muriel Mrs. BlllOI" Ia dlree!Dr ot Spires and Dobbie Knlghl the new wage earoltlg program The door .Prize was awarded In the home 0<l0110111lcs depart.. In Muriel Spires. mont at Melp lllgh Sehool. 'l11e honored sues~ Mrs. Jan Gager, then opened arxl graclouJ~oo ly acknoWledged hir ntall!' lovely gifts. Those who sent gttta were, Lindl. Wooten, Betb' Stewart, Sllltly and Sheryl, Debbie Lem10)', Adelene France, Phyllis McIntyre, Marie ~Ires, Denloo allll Pre. and Mrs. Patrick WUJulie and Undo lloschar. Uams and son David, who bave Rol'reohmeftll or • lovely deo- been ll~ at Columbtts, GL, orated cake, puoc:h and mlnll whlle Pat was stationed at Ft. Mrs. Bailey Wins Master ·pnz_ Kingsbury News, Notes <hell, and Adria Wilcox, and the bo)'s club prooentod hltlhllghU or 4-H acttvlty during the years. Kenny Bolon spoke or his trip to the 4-H ClRb Congress. During the meeting·plans wore Daughter's Birth Being Announced Mr. and Mrs. Mlclteel Eror Belpre are amoundng the blrtb or a daughter ~ morning at st. Joseph Hospital ln Parkersburg, w. Va., weighlog 9 lba., 10 oz. Mr. and Mrs. Erwin have two eons, Scott aod Kevin. Mr. and Mrs. Cheater Erwin of Mlcldleport and Mr. and Mrs. M. D. Henshaw oC Point Pleaaant are grandparents. Mrs. A. E. Er· win or Middleport Is a groat grandmother. win ported. chairmani Mra. Jane Ann Hess, It was al110 noted that t h e P.T.A. l1 comp1eting a project tor the purchase ot draperies Mra. Karr, Mrs. Mildred Miller, and Mrs. &te DeLong. Fourth grade - Mra. P a t ror the audllnrlum. Elected delegates In the Meigs Coun1;y Cooncll or Parents a n d Teachers were Charlotte WUlford, Catherine Colwell, Faye Walker, Joama Council, and BerDugan, Jea!leMfght, Alma Smith, and Maxine Dyer. The sixth grade room won the attendance banDer. The benediction was ginn by Pierce, and refreshments were served by the refreshment committee. ~-·· I WilEN YOU nA•n AT GOSNEY'• DUDS 'N' FURNITURE COIH-OP 3rd & Aoh-Middloport MIDDLEPORT, 0. L:~;~~~ HOLSUM Mr&. Csrl Kautz, Mrs. Joseph Beegle, Miss Sltlrli!Y Beegle, Mrs. Charles Wagner, Mrs. WUUam Spirea, Mrs. R u t h SWisher, Mra. Harry S. Moore, Mrs. Ray D. Heaton, Mn. Harold Brown llt1d Mro. Boney Mitchell allended a Hawaiian Luau• on Friday evening at the University Inn, Athens, &lven by Albea Cl~ ot. Ledloa Orlootal Sllrlneot NOrlh Alnorlca. · ·aRE AD U'lt Size lolf • 11 · · for ·l.OO MONDAY-TUESDAY -JV$DJYESDAJ-: • Church Women Set Bazaar in December 'l11e I1IIIUal holiday bazoar ot tho Amerlcat1 Luthoran Church tiomen or the st. John and st. Paul Churches hal been scheduled ror Dec. 6 and 7. , The bazaar will be held rrom 10 LID. Ill 5 p.m. -days with a luncheon at noon. During a "'eenl meeting ar tho llJ'OUP, a nunmage ale 'Iris plamted for Od. 3 at the st. Paul Clltreh ooclal room. SUPER MARKET· Open Daily 9 to 9:3~Sun. 12 to 9:30 We A«ept Federal Food Stmnpa C mer MIR ancl S11and IlL PHONII 99W480 .,., • • ..,..,..,... m- Dates for Annual' BACK TO SCHOOL fvfeeting Changed Hair SiYftng OPDI 'MiSbAY JMMN07~· ·MARY JUIE'S lfAUl't ' P-. . ' RIID Jr4, 11, Clllcl•att, clled bla c:ar ..........,.. SUDdiJ - ed .., a In lhll Qnn&tiall COIIIIIJ _,.IIIIIIY. I «&011', 0. t 9 BISCU I 5•••••••••••••••••••••:~ " 5 9 Ice Cream •••:~'::~••••••:::. ~ ..,k, ~-~~ 49e Potato Chi •••••••••••~ e e j. lllll...'s " PlllsHry · Wtllesler Ftrll ~ 1/2 11l. V0-5 16 Hnct IItties SHAMPOO DOUBLE COLA REG. 1.98 SIZE 8PAK *'· -·---·· T~-i'L.tl Auqod On All Purch•••• At University Inn Mra. Gager Ia the wife ol the church pastor, Philip Gager. ·~=~· -· ~ ~-- Convenient Attend Luau Friday were served to those attendb._ DeMing, Ga., have returned home after being dlschlrpd frCIII the army, They are vlsiUng with ber mother, Mrt. Hazel Arnold and fllmtl,y and with Mr. and Mrs. Nathan Arnnld or Chester, Becent vlsl!Dra or Mr. and Mrs. John Dean aod sons were The 13th I1IIIUal atate eooven- Mr. and Mrs. Way110 Beal and lloa ar the Alpha Delta KallPI famtl,y, Mr. and Mrs. Clair Wag.. Soelet;y wiU be held Octd>or 4, IIODer of llarrloooville, ond Mr. 5, 6, at Mall Motor lm, Day.. and Mrs. Kettnolh Marldno ar Radne. ton, Ohio lniiNd ot .. tho - · Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Chase of prevtoulll)' reported. Columbul IIIJent the weekend at {(Cash on the barrel-head .. YOU'LL LIKE WHAT YOU SEE nice Garnes. Named as alternate• were Audra Hayes, Phyllil "'"pltal TlliodaJ, Marprel !lleetl, aod Mro. Pattl- tno Darst. Youth Give PTA Program TUI!SlAY their fllrm he:ro. THURS1lAY CLASS 12, Heallt Metltudlat EPlliCOPAL Church Women Cltrdl, 7 :30 1\tasday td&ltt, Mre. Tburoday at the Parloh lblae; Nlft, Moore, pro,11r1111 Ieeder; 12:30 lunc:heon, l'Dllowed by proMro. L. w. Me~•. deVoll.ongram by Mra. Frtd Crow, Jr., al cbalrmlll; oftlcera, klltea&itt.. . oind Mro. Charles Glhbl. ROCK SPRINGS Bettor Health WOMEN'S AWdllary, Votorana Club, 1:80 p.m. ThurldoJ, home M8mOrlal Jlotjplql, 7:80 p.m. ot Mre. ArUe Altboll; M r 1. 'lllesdlt.l', dlnltw rooin. !jilictloo_ot ~ceti m bo ~etd. Bena Wbaley, proeram; M r 1. HOMEBIJILDERS Clal1 ot the Fred (loealeln tile oonteata. ELEANOR Cn!CLE, 7:30 lllillll.-t Cbotrch' ot Chrlat lD litO. dtare~· buemoltt, 7:80 p.m; JltmphrtQ", clta1rman, Mrl. Barn- hltrt. 1oka. Lois PI'Orittee, lira. ' -- 15 ••• Pr•ler Gredo loof .......... . ...... . ' CAIEJ.' . ftnDtiNG ll " GO .....,' •.. , . s ' ,.•'\ 'l ' 4 . • • I . I I I " I •• • ( Cll . ; :.:.,. • . •. ' ' omCE HOOKS t:~ 'ro 12, Z TO I (CLOIIE A"£ NOOtl 0H collRT ST., Pilia:IIOY A Halloween earnlvalwaoplao- ner, howeVer, will be aWonled Dod ror Od. 31, and new com- each molllh. Stork Shower is Surprise Mrs. Rlc:hard D. DeWitt, IN WITNIM WHr.Rr.or1 I lint htnunll lllh· ., ..... etlllta . , lei! lo lit lllhrrl PalnesviUe, aon, 10:51 p.m. Sat- tlKribld Ct.,_, OMG, IIIII dill. J-.Jrl. 1808. urday; Mro. Charleo F. Bolley, ......_ r. Bra.... ••111fldn1 or ~~e~nDre ot otdD. (Ileal) 118 State ol OhiO. Dmrtllelt tiiiiMIIICt. Ctrtllut. Rt. 2 Jad<oon, daughter, 12:44 tl C.plla-Tbt lllllemlpe.l. ll~prrMtldtnl uf over Fallo NIIJIOlt!iLln two mln- Lm. 9mclay; Mrs. James F. 8111• til IIIIo, Dartlitlt , r-.-. O!rtlltltl lalllnnc. of lbe Altc d Obln, hrrel1y m-Uin thn or o.,r· -n-111111-.... ~~pwt•"--mt ~ 'IOELITY ~NO 5U~RAITY UF£ INSURANCE uteo at the JUi Trial at Hazel CamP>oU, Rt. 2 -oil, daugh- 1 - - fl41t a.te ..... ....., ~ llllt COIIP~NV, or Balu.ort, llltl ~~r MII)'J.IIld, b:a AUTD..._ u,.-:,.,~u iiiCI COIPAIIIY,I ftlllplltd wllb tbe k•• or W. Sl•te •Jqlllr,lll~ ter, 2:23 a.m. &mda)t; M r s. "' L&ldll..... " 1 ... ~ 11'1111 Ui tt ud II autblrUtd dlflll: tbe amat nar 11 Park In D-loat Frldl\r. dlr Jan fl tldil IIIli tpp!Jr.ble Ill II ... II II· 11'11111"1 II Qb rtlte Ill _.,1 ...1111 t..l1t11 d :Bye and Largoo to owned by Thomu F, McGowan, Jackson, &llorlled ....... ..,. '"' • ....,. 61 luur-. 11.1 lllilotlll tllldltlllll Jl ..... ~ It ~ w. lhlll n. biiiiiid. at ._. __ ! 11011, 4:57 a.m. $mday. 111111111 .U.Utlf~l b.k!'l bHa u lo\IIIWI ftl lll'· Kemllworth 9ables, Kloga Port, Ill .._.. MIUU. ill . . . bf Ill ..... ~ e.kr tl, 1917: Mltided ...u, l2t,t1U61· N.Y. Discharges • . _ ., MH !~!~fa u r.n• .. ~MtUer .14; 1Ja1rWt1e1. 'IS,UT,Mll tO; N4 a.ll. II. IHf: Adllil&td. .... IU4Uif.31; Lla·' 5HJ,IOII,Ilii.U; 01111111, $1.000,000.00: lilr· ;<teMeznete to Bye IDd Larp, .\11011 D, . A!'_~"!!._ Cmrld_A .IUU., P4a.t1Uf: Ntt . . . . ti,IIOUiD- pi~. lll.llli,UUf; 1-t, IH,OIIt,rot.to; ClldW. 11,000.001.8(1; - - · ftOI.·: bprodJI...... $1,171,800 Ill . Rum ~_...hll boon ollelv- ~0)', Mre.NumHJ.Brt~­ .114: ltO.hj r-. 181UIIUI; I.,..UIIftll,; 1M Wl'l'N£111 Wti.:RtoF1 I halt blrt!UDUI IIIli· ed wlth a vlnll and fOYer Iince er, Mrs. EllOII J. CUper, MrL ..tt.hi.Jf. ltrlbeil. . , 111M lid riiiRII. 111 1r11 tu be .nb ... l Dtwtnrll WIIIIIIIOr I ...,. ...._. .... It Ollillblll, Ollt.., tldl ..r llid dallli.Jib'=I.J911S.• Harry E. Clark, Jo1m W, David- .u.d "'·- IIIII eiiiiicf Ill' Ml tt .. Jllltd l~~~tae Aug. 31, but trainer for P Btt11, lllper111tadt11t ot I or at~. 011111. WI dU lid dlllli, JIIIIJ, 111111. Obill. (s.J) 11111 horna, Bill llllliiilXIn, Aid 11um lOll, Lo Am Davl.o, - 1 c. lflr--at IIWJ lt. · ~tau or 01110, hartllllt 11 r - . t , c.rtlkla. CUWtn"er 1 'baa to bie "''I''Hir- Evana, John J. Glllther, Mr1. «*it. ! ed II starter." NeiUe G. Gonion, Mre. 1!:111;. E. ·~ fl Clrtl&:tll ......... tile hltt ol Dido. IMHbJ mtlls &Ill' ~ "'lo trained well lUI Tbars- Harrtoon, Mrs. Russell lll?laln- ~. . of lbe ~ft':"Mfl~J Cff=~ :=~~~ :f'~·~ IUUIT TftU&T UFI INSUIWICI CIIMIIY, U.ltw of UU.IU» IJIIIIklblt" t& 1111 flu. dlo- and I _ . t to haYo blm 1!1!1'. Mrs. CIIU"OIICO II ~1 Sl.lt. ol n11111111, llu QIJIIW wltll Wri111J d!lrllr 1111 Nhlt rat 1o tr-.R II 11111 U. bn • *11 l&lt.e nplkablt to tt _. Ia U· Alt. 11,11 ap~latt bUUU. fl. ' - t - . 1b roo4)' for tile ""'·.. llaogiWiln Mro. Jolm D. KolltQ", Mrs. James tiKrbtd 1M ClmB JW Ill lnlatt II budll ro.!llkll II llblrwl Ill Ita IMI&I Nil· aa1d. A, Ma.vea, Cbarlel E. Mc- Wt . .ll..... HI 1~11 b.._ tl ..._. 1 •• ...1 .... •"- - II 01 1b1i Plu: Ill laudll ftldltloa i1 ' Mil "' u ......, .. . _ _ · • Alllater, Mra. Mary McC<Iu, lbowl bJ ftiiDIIIIIt&tftltllt Ia brl• IMI u lllf: Adlllual Mlftlj S514.1H,SfUt; Lit· 111 0.... ll, l98f: ,U.IUfllll ..tl. hi!IU11, $Ut,IBJ,II6 .fO; Met .n., 13!1• Mrs. James F. Palleraoa, 1JoUon ...u ....._ ••o ... <S! II olll,oltUI; lllllltaf CkpOIHI, NOUOO.uu: ••• , •..' ·. ' : ._w ..- • · · ; 1t1M1 o1 ..... ll 1111 UIIIW ...... PUll,· stephen Lao Palrlc:k, Char- Bulpl111," SII.IIIUtf.ll: r.e.e,. Soll,flil,llll- 40f 9t· 1.- tUI 8110 014 U·IJ&MMttlml (8,811.11. 1 · " i, ' ' " ' ' 8 leo W. P7les, Ralph SWan, .IJ:~tlnl.tll, IN WITNIII WlllliOr 1 lilr1 hlmllto Mlr{~ l1llll'.cJI' I UN lllfllltl 11111., 1111 uiiiid •r 1M! ttl Ill .asffi .nw .,. •• .- a;;;d ., MJ t.o w *Jd Jr., J11111e1 w. Waltera, MarUnE. Ittailltd ()e. . . . ., (b. dllt.h.lll,IHII. Ill oa.liii.CIWD.tldl., ... cllti.JIIJI,ltll. Woll, MrL Marloa F, WUUoon, .... , ...........1 hMII'-tl•ll . . _ ..........li . ,,_...., , (IIIli If OWD. :. (I•O :M hlol5th loss. Charlo• E. wu-. Mra. Ama I. GMt. Wlnu. MrL Georp P, Mlllir tl C.UIIM-ft. ....,.lped, lu;;ri'•ttwk•t "' ' 'l11e Giants' lui tit 1111 Bilk "C*kl baftr nrtlln 1Ur hope - forlorn 11 It no - was aod ~ , 1 _ . , . , Mrs. F...._ 1--. CHTIIDTAL WUALTY CiiPAIIY, t1 Chlvaporized u Culm- lin D, Jarvll and lntant claosh- 11111'1. ltah If IWioil, .... n.plltd lltla th~ : lan II tllll lllll IJiflllullilf: te It 111d h uiiM· pll<hod a !rur-hlller l'Dr hla Uth ter, Mre. llodniQ" c. lb'loll and 1111 *'ill 1M ~ r• tl trQatt II 11111 ltalt ........UN ...._ II . .Itt. Itt vidor")'. 'l11e Glanto trto41Datap ~ lOG, MrL Carl B. - - . , IIUdllIll c.tiltol II ttJon 's' 1t1 111111111 sl•t... lira. C8Jnlld !!gi!I'Wim, 'l'llolll- . ., II liMe..._ u fellow• .. ~ .11 ' a loat-dll<:h roiJ.y lD 1ho IMf : ~- .... IIJI.IfO.Ul 150: Lilbll· When Willy IIlJa OPined witt!'& u R. Crooa, AIID E. Darnbrouill, Mltl,. PII,MI.IJU8; Ntl .-&~, t1Sl,llf8,. llll.U; .18,1117,810.00 ; s.,t.. double but Culftl' retired Wil- Nol'llllll G. IJooo, M.lleq>- \111,011,11 .IJ: l~e~~~~, IOUfi,IIU1: Htwa, t4f.,IU,IIJ.N. lie llcCaft1, Jim Hart and Dick ...,, Mra. llanla D. DadriJl. IN """"- WHEIIEOI' I billt htm~~to .... MrL Ledll M. Gor-, Jln • ...,. ., ul Giiiid'., 1111 to he •xl'll ' Dlellt<J Olld tile .tOII..._Oble.milillrud dlle.llb 1,1881. Tho Rods ocarod line nmtn lklllort lleCol, J8J!Ieo S. llcllla- .lllrde r. Bran, _.bik...~ fll ~ " Oldl. " (IMI) liS tile . . - 11C1D llwll'1 ..,, BrlaoK, """"'· Mri.Dwl&bl error -bled .Aiox J - to N. Sl8veaa, Lewis T. 'I'Q'lor, -~-.rooc:h llrat lllo!t. Jolm -b·a Mra. Grone A. w....-. CllriJIG. ..bliiPIIN ~· 'luperilllllillt Ill tt drt IIIII...nlald. II DIIMI, ljehiJJ ,.mtftn tflll FAUUI ... tNIUIWICI COIIPMY,' tf •lnlle and a clcUie ... or., lll10J' T. Wolfe, Mrs. Earl 1!, !crt. ... "-rrndd 1111 -'led wldl Perea &aftdbo Rods a 1.0- Jmos, Sosllda 'l'bomas, lire. Bl' _ .............. f( ... i&ltl ...liM~~» II"II ltd .. u ... wlltd da'1IC mt tllnw.l1• It uu.n Ill and !hoy oddod two more 111 tile 1'00 c. lfrl. - · lllll Ill ............. Ill iMwuct. Ill ~lal ~Lift II Ilion .,. Ill uiiiJ ~~~tt- . lmllltl<~~ a walk llllllllackJaaio' KeUtV. Mit tt IIIII liflll u r.U.• • ~ II.' -IIJIII&, JHr : Mlllted .... IUit:tiDO.Sf: UIMI-· lllel, IJ,fUMUI; Nil ......I,OH,fH•' 'l11e Wcaao Cillo tho II; ..,_ II.HitrH.ll: 11N1i1. ft,l!t,... pbQ"ioophla Pldll1u, f-0, the Detrnlt Tl&wa I'CIUtod tho Oolt.. rl&.f!i_ blftMUIMt tUOO,UI.IO. · IN w1ms. WJir.llall' ·I 11irt illnllll ... Plllollurttll Plralaa dowaod tho . land ,\lhlellca. 13-0, the a.... ll'tibtd ., .... 1111 a.i;.i lit leld U' bl .-mJ New Yoril Jloll, 3-0, ud tho land 1111111111 boat the Balli..,... It CGI-.,GIIII, tills~- oWe, lib lirltM.l • A - Brawl towed tile Lol Orlolao, 2-0, tile New York YII>- <NIIL ..... ..{IIIN)'' lQl AIIIale• llodlera. w, Ill ather niiiPod tho Wolhlrwtm s.... Nail• J.oltlul....,. 11-2, tllf Mlmeaola Twtna Ttaw• TGp /(1 the Booloa Rod SOx, 11-2, Ia tile ~ ' ,.., tile and tho caur.mtaAJwe~o-tlle Chlcs&o Wblw SOx, 1-L N. W. COM;totf, 0, D• 'I'HURS.) - EAST .... ,_.u. Brown Jug Is Thursday . . . . . . . . .ll•ce• -~~, 11-""'"'"""'..,..'"''""Polly's Problem_ _...,._..., Cardinals Cop Second Straight Flag 5 P.M. TIL 9 P.M. 2-Hour DRY OUNIIG By POLLY CRAMER a boom IIIII 40-,.,-cl lleld goal 23rd Running Of Little FRIDAY FISH BUFFET IESOIT POU..'f"S POINTERS Contrasting Coin Purse Found .Easily in Handbag rode the bench against Denver. the Browns worltod the ball down tD the 11 for a first do!eated New Orleans 21-10. down. Don Cockroft booted a 22-yard Glass raced 17 ,.,-cis for a lleld goal In lllo second quarter score with his steal less then a IIIII c<Xlverted the three extra minute later In lee the ll011le points whlchrollowod the Browns' with the llnal seconds Ucldng ott toochdowns. KUmer Paeod Solnta The game began as adefenalw Kilmer pace:l the Salnta to hsttle with the two teams lrld- their only touchdoWn, taking them lng lleld poolUoo through a scon>- In the Cia>eland three on a 47lass neld quarter. New Orlearut yard pass to Dan Abramowitz. drew llrst blood In the oecond !cyan wuted 1KI time getting -lod when quarterback Blll KU- the polnl& bock and moved tho mer went over from inside 1he Browns 85 yards in sewn plays me 1tter the Browns' defense and Kelly's touctdowna. stopped the SOIIII& on throe preThe Cle¥81and qoarterback hit vloos goal UnepJa.ys. OD 10 or 20 paoaea lorl85)'arda. Kelly Scores Kilmer c01q>leted 15 of 31 aerKelly put the Browna oo the Ills !or 123 ,.,-do be!ore scoreboenl with o 30-yard scor- s1goal c:ollors osalgned the _ . 1~ pass trom the quarterl:ac:k to tbeir I"UIUier&. Frank Ryan. · • More lhlll 74,000 fllno turllld COCkroft put the Browos ahead- lor the game which i.ss momentarUy with his tleld goal, played In a steady rain and WP but ChlrUe Durkee threw llle der Ughts. 11111e into a delldlock in the Cleveland takes on Dtlias in dostrw seconds or the halt with llle CoUoo Bowl next Sunday. Pltehq Noll- League: Marichal, San Bulllllo at ClD<ImoU Fran 25-8; Gibson, st. L 21-7 Domer at City and Bau, Pitt 15-5i Klioe, Pltt cla.Y. NIW York ..,._ Bottaa It Bir· 11-4; Regan, alllnd Aberratlcy. The largest field ill the race m!JII(Iam, AIL so far was in 1966 whea 12 Cln 1~. Only pmes ocl!odulod horns lllrted aod Romeo HanAmerican Losgue: McLeln, Del 30:-S; Culp, Boa 13.5; McNally, over won the event in two beaW. By and Lar&o, wlth Georp Bal!D and Tlanl, Cleve 20-9;John, Sllolt.Y driving, sc:ored a vidor")' Chi and Hannan, Wash 10-5. PlEASANT POINT _._____________________ 24-10 Oeveland Win with the comforting knawledge that their rUillllllll game will haW! to be coatended with agaln this Swl!ay'a Glmea •.t '· y and meaaurement alter tho ollldale had ,ruled It wao a lint clowil," lho Beqjl!o sklppar aiel, "This Wllft't rtgh~ The coli .... made and that' I tt." Quarterback Slota CIDie In for aome booing by the erowd dur· lntr the llrst heU when he wu unable to mme the team. "The people who do things like 1hat dm't underatand the pme," Brown declared. ••Jtfdnk John did a line Job. I II0¥8r hod Ill¥ lnteolloo of awll<hiiW Ill ""' ather qull'lerbock ror tile second halt." Dewey Warren, who played the entire game against San Diego In the Bengal.a' tlrat encounter, Late Rally Produces doWn. Sllortly thereafter, half- Cleveland Browns returned home liams, Chi al'll Allen, Phila 30; H, Aaron, Atll 27. American League: F, Howard, Wash 42; Horton, Det 36; Harrelson, Boa 35; Jacksoo_ Oak 28; Freehan, Det 24. lluns Balled In Natl- League: WUlllms, Chi ~sBeaulta '· LeClair passed the Broncos Into pos!Uoo lor a 33-yanl neld goal by Bob Humphrey&, and then engineered another march climaxed by a tl~yard scoring Fran. 34; Bank&, Chi 32; Wil- Weat "'111e reuoo lor tile delly a!let tile ~ pJa.y .... tile Denver people asldiW for a le<>- the bench thrl>Qghout the first hall National League: McCovey, San .000 a;~;;Ib~;~er~.PTA Plans Halloween Carnival 5 ..,_.y ' 1.00 �' 'nle· Dally . ' Seadnol, Mlddl~eray, o.; Slllto 1&; 1MI ., ) ' I Pome..Oy . . ,,.. Motor Co. ............. .........,..t @) .................... m••••• _.. •· ,.... lilly W.. ' c.IIM. . . . . . . . PllllltcltleN c......... t -... .., Wilt " lillY e1 Pualul ... CIP I ..UL.Anotll ,., 'fte ........... NMIWI tM twll ..... n.. ,_....., .. ; I ft:te .... _ , . tiiMI ... liiMrttM. Ill j;wt uno went Alii ,., ~ .. ,.Jc• ,......... ...,.. ............... ""- ,...,...... I ..... ,_ Wtrel _. 1-rtleft MlrtiiRUIII Che,... Jk -- II cc• ,., WeN sht ""'""'"" u ..... -"' DMHU.. M .-W ... .... ,... wttftlrt , ....... CAID 1'MANU A OIITUAIY 11.11 ... , II . .rd miniMUM, h. o• ........... ...,.. ... ' aLIND ADI ............ Uc Chrte ,., .YMrfl ... OPPICI MCIUH • • .... .. l:tt QUALITY will Mf ~· Dilly : . . . . . . . . 11111 ............, 66 CHEVELLE •• , • , ... , , , , , , •.••• , , • , , , .$2095 SS396 HT Qq)e, 4 speed trans.,_Positraction. Wide o't'al tires, red interior. White finish. Radio and heater. Real performance. 1965 FORD • , , • ••• , ..• • , •• , , • , • , •• .•••. $1595 Galaxie 4 door, black finish, clean interior, good w-s""" tires, V8 engine, auto. trans., power steertq, radio. heat· er, sharp 1 owner car. 1962 CADILLAC • , , • , , , • , • , • , , .••SPECIAL $99! HT COLpe, good white wall Urea, tull power equipment in eluding 6 way seat, power windows, spotless interior, R&P Pomeroy MotOr Co. OPEN EVES. 1:110 P.M. Cml Of 1111nb JIOMEROY, OHIO WORDS ARE inadeQuate to exa press our m o s t heartfelt thanks to people of the area ror the sympathy, kindnesses and help extended In the death Forhnt Wanted PONTOON Float, 16 or 28 foot; FUIINlSIIED FIRST floor 4room apartment. Adults only. Phone 992-3784. ll-1!>8lc of our s011 and grandson, Mar112 South ntlh, Middleport. Ine Pfc. Thomas R. Lind, in Phone 99M43S. ..lJ.Ifc VIetnam. How thankful we are to live in an area where people are so concerned with the welfare of their neighbor. We especil.lly thank the Rev. Bill Perrin tor his consoling words; the Rev. Brian Engel; Mrs. carrie Neut2.ling, organ.. ist; the Ladles of Trinity United Church or Christ; the Color or Drew Webster Post 39, American Legion; the Ad· mini~~otration a n d Coaching Sla!fs of the Meigs Local School Guard Dtatrtct; Dr. J . J. Davis and am the !!."wing Funeral Home. OUr gratefol thanks aho to those sending nowers and food IJid to all those who helped in so many other ways. Thanks to each or you tor making a ' starr, J trying hour a little easier. Mr. an:l Mrs. Heino E. Lin:! .. •'• ' ;' ,. .... aM Edward HoeOich g..16 1.tc ! WE SINCERELY thank you for ~ the many kindnesses exteOO.. ed to us during our st1y in Pomeroy for the senices of '• Morine Pfc. Thomas R Lind. You were wonderful! Mrs, Syl- via Quint, Mr. IJid Mrs. Vlctor Lind ~~~~ Mr. and Mr .. !)or>. ,, • old Llnl, ~. Minne1 • sota. 9-16-ltc ' ·' Noh~ INTRODUCING Judy Smith u a """ operator and blgb slyl· ill. EvenioS appointments available on Tueoda)'B and 'ftlunda11. Helen's Beauty Sbop, 1800 Nye Ave., Pomeroy. Phone 9112-28110. ..JUte ,,·. i LOSE WEIGIIT wl1h safely Dell-a·Diet tablets. Only 1111 ctllts at Nelson Drug. IH&-IIp ·, :nm 1Ith Annual Collferonce "' I, tbo Ualted Gospel a.urches of Oldo and Well Virpda will be beld at Planls MeiiiDrlal Clnm:b at tbo """ dam lite above Racine, Sept. 1Ith lhru :lind. Starl1ng at 7:30 p.m. each evenln( wl1h spedal groupo. Rn. 0. G. McKinney wiD be the speak. fll. AD day aervlce Sunday lbe 22nd wl1h a bul:et dJD. nor at Letart Commanlly Rail. Plene bring own table senlct. Hymn sing begbmlng at I p.m. Ev...,..ne welcome. Come, let .. ling lllld - oblp togelber. Rn. 0. G. Mtltlnnt!7, moderator and general IUpl. Rn. E. J. Grlflllh, oqlstont llllpl. ..IUic J'OR TRADF--Ceah for .,.. ttqaes. wuu.m Bamm. Mlddlepart. ..... WilL DO sewlllg ot llamo IIpper!!, pockets, pegging, hemming, alterations, ole. Mrs. Freddie Thabet, Ma*'", Phone 773-5GI. W04fc REVIVAL WILL BEGIN Sept. 18, at the lloblon OlrilllaD Ulllaa Olurdl wl1h Rn. ll'ftJd a.oct1e7 u evangollsl, Ev..,._ cordially invited. p.,. tor O'Dell Manley. t-1Uk WilL DO PAINTING, plumbing, Public Sale TRAILER SPACE, nady to book up, private, p!eniJ " IIILVER Dolin. Pay IUO each. room IOJt chl1dml to play. e.ll ..u. ..lWip Pllone IIIUIIIH. 1-14-lfc Wam.cl To Buy AN'I'JQUP,S, fumllure, dlala a.EAN two Ledroom IUmllhed •lree!l •• Mrs. Ronrd lpll'lmenl. automatte beat. ffll< ' . ' Main 81., Pome1...1fe . I 14.6 Oh..,.GIMfj) W Alb SL, Mlddlepon. - Ita. five roUes IIOI1h of Pomero), Pbooe . .. 1-u.cfc ---0. ~PERT Wheel Alignment 6#-llc Call Pomeroy KENNI:IIEC PolaloeS, Chart• HlltoD, Portland. 11811to • I'· ' ... ;• ROUND WOOD ALL SPECIES • B. Main Puez.,J_~ hi. EYINIUDE hllllt; Senlci' SALES AND SERVICE 69MOPILS · AVAILABLE SOON Schwarzel From •rl1i PHO~E ss.oo Tile .BlAEnNARS 1'!lmeroJ' PH. 99:1.2U3 667·3370 WMPO INFORMAnOH ; NEWS DELIVERED TO OHIO PALLET CO. 992-2689 C. C. IIBADI'OBD AUCI'ioNail eemr'* POMEROY, OfltO Bm•lce ....... I QIUBI..U.d ...... Ollie ForSIIe I I tic HORSE, call Fremont StevOM, 7C.f457. ..15-ae DOOR, gl888 and screen, 3111!" wide ~UMINUM Largest T~ or !m!allest Heater CoN..""' PER . TON IITEREO AJI.FM radio, .... 1ne walnut llnlsh, wpeed ~ tomalk changer, 1918 modern c:onoole, oold for $111.15. Will sen to rellable party I o r tuUO cash or 18.50 per 111011111. can llfNI38. e-1~ ttui Bullcbaer . Radiator TO Hackir;port, Ohio Mlnlllllflft. Diameter 2 ln. u.tre S'roll)f 71" hlgl!, good condition, fl5. auy Bing, phone en ms. l-l5& svu,r, FARM, 17 """"'· e room AIR CONDmONJNG Refrlgor- semce. aUon Jad<'l RolrlieraUon, New Haven. 1-. IIIWO'/t, I I tic READY - loiiX c:onerete deiJT- ered right to your profiet Fast and e!IIIJ. Free 8111mallls. Phone . . . . , Gaetlleln Ready - Mil 01., MJM1e,. port. Ohio. I 10 tic bouse, bath, 188 beat, on new water I)'Biem. new lhfllcle roof 8Dd alnmfnnm siding, good garage ml barn, loeat- BUOOitl' PRICE fumlluN aa oar tbtr.l IJaor bndpt lbop. ed 0110 mlle from Balban, 4 llabr 1l'arnlbn. Mlddlepart. mllel !rom Cheater, Ohio on Oldo. ' • tic good blacll lop road. Pbolle 84NJJ8. ..~ • Free Estimates • Quality Concrete • Certified Strenath • Delivery • Quick Service • FlnlshiRI • Sand & Gravel DIAL 992·3284 presents LOCAL REPORTS DAILY AT 7:50 A.M. 12 NOON 3 P.M. AND 4:30 P.M. ' GOEGLEIN GRAVEL 407 PAGE MIDDLEPORT, OHIO l<eepi ng Meigz Gallic and Mason Area lnfor.med As Well As TIZZV PICK YOUR own apples. Lawson's Orchard, St RL 143 near u.s. 50. 6911-2940. 9-16-iltc ~. Entertained -· ' FALL CLEARANCE ON ALUM· : INUM FISIIING ~~J.!, . 12; 13 foot. KingsblJli '~ !:~~~ Salea, on County Road II, one mlle west of Rl. 33, pbone mt256. • t"f1~ ' .. y ' : 11-1~141<: Jllllll PORTABLE, aJitlblll UIOd, dOM eveeytldnc without ah tachments, ov« cut, daruo, mobil hullonbolel, ..... Gil butlonll, In good condition; 18.06 per IIIDIIIh, or full price of $14~. For free home demonatration, call Ill • · 1-IN!c ... H. ....... ...................... CIRtt' • •, ,. ..., . . l&o . MDTICI oP JU ilrftlllft' A*ldltllfNtrlx ......... ~ TWO li01ISI!:s In Jflnemflle, both for . . .. Pllone IIIIUIII1. 1-11.... - No. uno ', ...... t1 IIMI N. MIIIW, Is 1 &11M .... wboM . _ CIMIIjl' .W.. HotiH .. ..,...., ...... -· -·-· or H.S.C. lt ...-. •· NIH' rut, 0111o blu 4ldr QfCIIII.W • • ._ . , . ~ · .~.wttb u. WUl • , . ., . . nw. Ida ~. J IItt e1 - a.. or--.. ............w. .aa ,.., ........ot., ,..... FARM. ApJndmately 171 ..,. reo, two llory houoe, benl, etc., all bnUd!np In poor M!!dltlool, located In llulland IAnmlhlp, Jftlp Caanty, eall Middleport 111111181 Iller I p.m. 1-U.UC Ddld P. H. ...... O'a...,._ ..... ~•- ...... ., .......... c.tt •JI1 NIJ ... "Whon yciu woro a elri, W9re boya u ltupld u thoy .,. today?" Catallno 2 r. Hartl! -Tap. Only 2,3U / eoa mile_.. S. near n•• wa put It lit. the showroom. AT, P$ & Pl. Real Estete For Sale 63 IUICK ....................$895 LEGAL NOTICE 8EWJNG MACHINI!S, repair LaSobra • Dr. ~an. Own. O'BJUEN • mow service, aD ..... 1IY .. .d b, One of our - ·ct.anlcs. REALTY COMPANY 1114. The Fabrle &hap, PontNOTICI OP AI 5 db IMIIW PS PB & AT. Wo ,olto ..... CUI MG.:&.- · ~ - 1 story frame, I filii'/. AutiiOi bed Slnpr Saleo • i.M. HtM• Top, earo sharp bedrooms, bath, ba""""'''l, · and Sen lee. We Sbou: pen ''" $995.00. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . tadJAou. porcbes, gaa furnace. h!!!!!edlki&IOJtl. J.ll.lfc lllr ._... ol Mddl 't, 0.... ... 64 FORD.....................$895 iate poosesalor). $I,OGO.OO. .._. 8b' w:a I W4 .uct1IUI' . .A4o ·tllwbla.,- . . . . . . , . . . '2Q•:'U4on ... ~l. •"" ohllt, SYli.\CU8E - 2 lllcry frame, 2 CJGARB'I'l'B YeDdlna , . Jd AHNe 8ootla. .... ., .... lxtra 1harP. llth.t blue fln1eh . . , . Ovub" . . . . . ~ baths, f badrooml, level Jot, lll)d iervJce. ABC l:aloap:b I CNIIBinlh . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ,· - P..~_ETI'NARL . ,. $500.00 down balence Gil M_,, W. Vo. " ' - 'I'INIO. c-. .... sua n tnr tiUidll IDOI!thly p8ymtlllts. Total price BIIICK PONTIA DUIII WI a "" ol lei ' , GMC TRUCK$ fi,OIIO.OI. . .... 992.21.43 '·"·........ i IIEIIII:Aq GROVE - 1 lloey IMUr1nce Nl Nt.! . . . . frame, ;)barn. 1111111 hdldln(, ~~· b - ben drWed well, Uf aeno. $1100. AUTOMOBILI!l ....n.,lt Loot ,., ..... doWII baJimce Jib rent, Total Male Heip Weiilld .... Jlcenle! Clll ...... . ' price 11,100.011, • 11 tic I BEDilOOII IIOillll PGR RENT. BBNBYRIUND LEGAL NOTICE l l l l b - . Ill OOilNTV FAIR .se-•tralor, ... lfa Ill macb!ne .....raa llled at,OOUilly fair. '1'1111 elllne will do flacy wort. J111b hullonboJel, dllon lll)d _,..., tbl& nwhfN aold 10/t flOUO oow fM or f1 per IIIOIIIh, try II in yoar baiDt, C111 .lllf, 1-JWie n.. .. . ...., .... ...... -__ .. __ ..................... ......, ,........ ' Bel.-··· 1-IWie HOBSTETTER REALTY . I ~BOOBSV iii!.'"'!*~ 1 CUDUIID - T" 5ne0 UUUI" tnr 10 I 10. Ideal for dllcoliDt store. Dal)' $30.000.00 GENEJW. srou - s.mce Station and 7 room boule Willi bath. Stock lnduded Ill saJe, . .,1110.011 STOC& FARM - ZliO acreo, 2 tJ00C1 bBl'lll, good puture, 2 boUIOI, free 181 and lllfnef. ala. 11 FOOT WEAVBR SKIP'l', ~.~ TBAI'OIID-~ · lip ........ lGiiploQ alltiir; ............ ·• • ~ , . . , ., 1-lWie SYBAal8B ' .' # .. Pomer,oy Home & Alit Maximum "Diameter 10 EXPERIENCED All '68's Reduced -GUARANil'EDPHONE 992-2094 WANTED I llSED BEATING equipment. one gu Door lurDaco, IO,GOI BTU, 110: one 10 apllo lurnac:e 11,0110 tml', 1115: f gu clmllattng bllat.n with fan. tsO and up; one coal atoker with controls f'/5; one all eaavaalon burner t50i used coeJ lurnaOM, IJIOIIII'II. Arnold Brolben, Pomemy, phone asua. · s~ss · 614-992·2181 POTATOES, WATERMELONS, pbone MHZM Ciaraee l'r<lflltt, Portland. t.:JI.Ifc --- CMRR WANnD IN "IDD! FliOIJ COifi'Aa FAftAWUY ~.·· 1"-" AKC Golden Relrlavllr pupPes, --- "* * W. ' --- --- I Bus·iness Servict;· U l tic am-. carpiiiW ad eleclrle wort "' eonlloct Oft by hwr. Pbone P'URNISHED TWO BEDROOM "wlllre IIJ'l.'IIQ. N-IJip APARTMENT. JflddletJOJtl, phone 111-3174. Old!; For AUCTION: I HAVE sold my THREE ROOM HOUSE, bath, farm and will seD the follow· on Nye Ave., phone 19U251. lng penonal properly at my ~~-~ residence located one mlle west of Chester, Oblo on 2 BEDROOM Apartment In Cmmly Road Z5 off ol State Middleport, Newly decoraled, Route 7 (Watch for sale ar· Phone 192-3581 wukdays. I'UW9) , Saturday, Sept. 21, t-11-Gic RE'FRIGERATOR, eablnell, 1918, 10:30 a.m. - Frigidaire beds, ell:., 4'18 s. Third st., refrigerator, electric oven, Middleport. Eldlll Walbum. For Sele or Trecle dishes, towels, rinse lobi, Pbone llft.21Gii. t-1~ grill, two five plec:e dinette 1918 COMET, e cylinder, - . mollc, two door; 11111'1 au,. WARM MORNING . healer, seta, Sllvertone TV, curtalnll, I« New Yortar, air condithrow rugs, clothes hamper. beotsltofioomo; priced tioned, powv brakes, 1112 rug, wall telephone, qulltreuonable, Richard A. Haylng and wiDdows, 4 door ,. tng frames, Ironing board, man, Eut VIne st., Raclno. dan; IIIII Volbwqeo; 11M Maytag wuber (wringer), ..tutp Cbevy V-8, automoUc; 1117 coffee table, utiUty cart, auMn•tq, I cyllDder Fdmn& tomallc washer, desk, meter, GUN8, buy, sell or trade any tic. fingnc=lnl available. Ph. dresier, four beds, por<l! IUD regard!... of oondlllon. swing, dresser and vanity, IIIIWM7. after 5 pbaae Has C8lh value at Jl'lle'a. Pisf/41, ..JG.Ifc lawn chairs, cider barrels lola, rilles, or shotgulll, La(3), stone jug, cream &epar8· pro wanted, dig !telA oat tor, •leelrlc drill, bench vise, 211 FOOT Ponkloll HouN Boal, tum them Into $$$ at Flle'o, II bp Johnson. $310. Or will bench grinder, ~ hp IIIDtor, 711 lrd st.• Middleport, n..... trade. can IIV:I ~a~~. t-!Wie 1111 dealer, Pllone 119! ~IS\' 4 1 8 fool picture wlndcJw, g1811s door, one Jot of wind9·1Ute ows. Many other articles too Pets For Slle numerous to lll!.nlion, Terms, . SCHNAUZERS, <Jo><tem, ~ TERRIER PUPPIES, ready to cash. Owner, W. E. Brown. lei and Wlllliel 'Whllll llcc*go, Jacob Baer, Rt. 1, MinersLuneh served by clmrch. Not tiel', a110 llreedlng llodt. ville. t-13-3tp rwponslble for a<cldents. BartaMo Jenne!a, COGJYIIIe, Brlldford Auction Colllplllf, 0. 41'121. 1-llal.e ~lNG . IDI'S. . an1 , size, Racine, Ohlo. Phone M9,3811, ·"' .good location, George MowC. C. Bradford, Auc:tloneer, AKC REGISTERED two year rey, Phone 91U018. t-13-31c A. C, Bradford, IIIII'. old WHITE male Germlll t-11-61·' Sllepherd cfo&, AKC regtster. FOUR Sl EERS, welgbtng b&ed one male and one lemale lween fSO and 500 "'" RoJ. land Searles, Rutland. Pbone WHITE German Shephenl lielp Wanted pups, phone Lillie llilc:klnl 741-16211. ..IUip CAR BOPS, apply In ~ at &S133. ..~ crow"l Slllat PomeWARM MORNlNG coal heater ft11. Nf.lfc with clrculallng lan. New HolFor Sale land manure spreader, Jib FOR SALE - 17 ft. OMC Jolu> 111ALE OB FEMALE, full or DOW. Pbone 19S-23U; alter 5 *'" CSporl boat wltll 18 RP port lime nJgbl Oft day, apply phone -1. ' . ~~-~ ...tor. Inboard - outboard. In per1011 BBF, AlbeDo, Ohio. Trailer Included. AD In good N-121e SIXTY-FOUR ACRES. lour mUcondition. Pbone mmt. M north of Rutland, plenty of t-!Wie THE MASON CoUD!y Aellon garden, all......, room houoe Group, IDe., Is IM"'i!ng appU· with !oar clooets, oulllde ceJ. CIUHUAHUA puppies I weeks Will 10/t a COIIllly dlrec:tor. lar. $110011. Twenty patent old. Pbone 813-2648. 8-15-11< OJlleie degree or offselltng cknm, baJIIDCf land contrad, work erperlenee In program phone 7etea. ..IWie and staff alfml•tstrallon. ln- TWO TRUCK BEDS, one flat and one dump; aiiO ponies. lerelled applleants may ...,. Pearl Jacobs. Phone 742-4951 57 CHEVROLET Belaire, 4 dr. 1ac:t the local Community .\c· hardtop, liS standard ahlft. or 992-34111. t.lWie lion Ollice In the courlbouse NMd& allaust plpea and rabulldlug. Phone m-23118, diator. Call iii'I·'IS'/8 llleshlre. American t-ltMo STEREO, Early t-1Wip stereo, radio comblnaUon, soUd slate unit, 4 speed chanFD!ALE. OVER 21. Century ger, lovely maple llnlsh. PLANET JUNIOR tractor, Ill! Bor. ..~ RP ad attadunenla. Pbone Make payments of 18 per Oeotr IISSIII af1er 5 p.m. month or balanee of $1111.12. Forbnt 1-IWtp Cali9112-~U. 11-u.ek: 'fRAILER, Brown's Trallor Park. Mlnei'IIYille. STEREO, AM & FM radio, 4- FOUR ROOM IIOOSI!:, hath. all t-11-Gic ...,venltn<el, 21 Cave SINet, mmc. apeed automatic changer. Pome!...,. Omlacl Bob EulWalnut console model. Will FURNISHED and ll1lfunllsheol man, phone 81:114111 or CJie&. sacrifice for m.l2 or monthly apartmenll. Clooe to lllhool. lllr 115'111 ..lJ.IIp paymet!ls. Call . . ma, Pbooe mMM. 10-ta.Ue ..u.ek FACTORY CLOIII!XlllT, 1118 TJWLER SPACE, all uUIIIIeo SIX ROOM brk:k home on 4th famous brand stereo, lovely available. Inquire 158 Jfulher. Wlinul llnlsh. 'l'bls set has big St., Now Haven. Price redo .. ry afler 3 or 6 p.m. Write P. automatic cllangor, AM 6 P'M ed. Ranch style. throe bed 0. Bol US Pomeroy. 5-a.tfc radio, 'l'bls set oold much fOOJDI), garage, b8M'T'Pm. Jdcber now, Will lell for Pbone ID-1171, ..!WI< . FURNLSHED GARAGE aport. f106.G, or fS per maatll. Try men! on Lincoln HID. Utillllel 111611 CHEVY pickup, FJeelsW, It In your llamo. Call •nil. . paid; adult. oaJy. Pbone 9-tutep 111!15, phone - · ..lJ.«c -· 11-lt-lfc THE AMAZING Blue Lustre THREE ROOM furnished aport. AKC BASSET HOUND PUPS, wiD leave your upbolstary men!, pbone IIV:I511911. 8-2$-11< male, Margaret Groce, Lang beaullfully 141ft and deln. Bolt<!m, phone tiS 3328. · Rent eleelrlc tbanopooer fl . 'f'HAILER WI'S. Bob's Mobile t-!Wie Baker Fundlure. t-IM!c Court, Syracuae, Oldo aa State Rl. 124, Phone . . .1. COAL FURNACE, JIIDel De•HelpW1ntec1 a.u-tfc Is, Portland, Ohio, ..1'*11 - . . ') :' POODLE PIIPPIES. AKC To7 miniature. m IIIJd up. Slud l8l'¥k8 and grooming. Phoae IIIII MO. . \. ,Top · pr~~¢-· R~~~t~ A Lrt•rLE 'HOMEWORK' Watching ........ " ....... $ale IIIPOIINTION I ' ,.• ' '' . ·' ~- - -~ -- �' 'nle· Dally . ' Seadnol, Mlddl~eray, o.; Slllto 1&; 1MI ., ) ' I Pome..Oy . . ,,.. Motor Co. ............. .........,..t @) .................... m••••• _.. •· ,.... lilly W.. ' c.IIM. . . . . . . . PllllltcltleN c......... t -... .., Wilt " lillY e1 Pualul ... CIP I ..UL.Anotll ,., 'fte ........... NMIWI tM twll ..... n.. ,_....., .. ; I ft:te .... _ , . tiiMI ... liiMrttM. Ill j;wt uno went Alii ,., ~ .. ,.Jc• ,......... ...,.. ............... ""- ,...,...... I ..... ,_ Wtrel _. 1-rtleft MlrtiiRUIII Che,... Jk -- II cc• ,., WeN sht ""'""'"" u ..... -"' DMHU.. M .-W ... .... ,... wttftlrt , ....... CAID 1'MANU A OIITUAIY 11.11 ... , II . .rd miniMUM, h. o• ........... ...,.. ... ' aLIND ADI ............ Uc Chrte ,., .YMrfl ... OPPICI MCIUH • • .... .. l:tt QUALITY will Mf ~· Dilly : . . . . . . . . 11111 ............, 66 CHEVELLE •• , • , ... , , , , , , •.••• , , • , , , .$2095 SS396 HT Qq)e, 4 speed trans.,_Positraction. Wide o't'al tires, red interior. White finish. Radio and heater. Real performance. 1965 FORD • , , • ••• , ..• • , •• , , • , • , •• .•••. $1595 Galaxie 4 door, black finish, clean interior, good w-s""" tires, V8 engine, auto. trans., power steertq, radio. heat· er, sharp 1 owner car. 1962 CADILLAC • , , • , , , • , • , • , , .••SPECIAL $99! HT COLpe, good white wall Urea, tull power equipment in eluding 6 way seat, power windows, spotless interior, R&P Pomeroy MotOr Co. OPEN EVES. 1:110 P.M. Cml Of 1111nb JIOMEROY, OHIO WORDS ARE inadeQuate to exa press our m o s t heartfelt thanks to people of the area ror the sympathy, kindnesses and help extended In the death Forhnt Wanted PONTOON Float, 16 or 28 foot; FUIINlSIIED FIRST floor 4room apartment. Adults only. Phone 992-3784. ll-1!>8lc of our s011 and grandson, Mar112 South ntlh, Middleport. Ine Pfc. Thomas R. Lind, in Phone 99M43S. ..lJ.Ifc VIetnam. How thankful we are to live in an area where people are so concerned with the welfare of their neighbor. We especil.lly thank the Rev. Bill Perrin tor his consoling words; the Rev. Brian Engel; Mrs. carrie Neut2.ling, organ.. ist; the Ladles of Trinity United Church or Christ; the Color or Drew Webster Post 39, American Legion; the Ad· mini~~otration a n d Coaching Sla!fs of the Meigs Local School Guard Dtatrtct; Dr. J . J. Davis and am the !!."wing Funeral Home. OUr gratefol thanks aho to those sending nowers and food IJid to all those who helped in so many other ways. Thanks to each or you tor making a ' starr, J trying hour a little easier. Mr. an:l Mrs. Heino E. Lin:! .. •'• ' ;' ,. .... aM Edward HoeOich g..16 1.tc ! WE SINCERELY thank you for ~ the many kindnesses exteOO.. ed to us during our st1y in Pomeroy for the senices of '• Morine Pfc. Thomas R Lind. You were wonderful! Mrs, Syl- via Quint, Mr. IJid Mrs. Vlctor Lind ~~~~ Mr. and Mr .. !)or>. ,, • old Llnl, ~. Minne1 • sota. 9-16-ltc ' ·' Noh~ INTRODUCING Judy Smith u a """ operator and blgb slyl· ill. EvenioS appointments available on Tueoda)'B and 'ftlunda11. Helen's Beauty Sbop, 1800 Nye Ave., Pomeroy. Phone 9112-28110. ..JUte ,,·. i LOSE WEIGIIT wl1h safely Dell-a·Diet tablets. Only 1111 ctllts at Nelson Drug. IH&-IIp ·, :nm 1Ith Annual Collferonce "' I, tbo Ualted Gospel a.urches of Oldo and Well Virpda will be beld at Planls MeiiiDrlal Clnm:b at tbo """ dam lite above Racine, Sept. 1Ith lhru :lind. Starl1ng at 7:30 p.m. each evenln( wl1h spedal groupo. Rn. 0. G. McKinney wiD be the speak. fll. AD day aervlce Sunday lbe 22nd wl1h a bul:et dJD. nor at Letart Commanlly Rail. Plene bring own table senlct. Hymn sing begbmlng at I p.m. Ev...,..ne welcome. Come, let .. ling lllld - oblp togelber. Rn. 0. G. Mtltlnnt!7, moderator and general IUpl. Rn. E. J. Grlflllh, oqlstont llllpl. ..IUic J'OR TRADF--Ceah for .,.. ttqaes. wuu.m Bamm. Mlddlepart. ..... WilL DO sewlllg ot llamo IIpper!!, pockets, pegging, hemming, alterations, ole. Mrs. Freddie Thabet, Ma*'", Phone 773-5GI. W04fc REVIVAL WILL BEGIN Sept. 18, at the lloblon OlrilllaD Ulllaa Olurdl wl1h Rn. ll'ftJd a.oct1e7 u evangollsl, Ev..,._ cordially invited. p.,. tor O'Dell Manley. t-1Uk WilL DO PAINTING, plumbing, Public Sale TRAILER SPACE, nady to book up, private, p!eniJ " IIILVER Dolin. Pay IUO each. room IOJt chl1dml to play. e.ll ..u. ..lWip Pllone IIIUIIIH. 1-14-lfc Wam.cl To Buy AN'I'JQUP,S, fumllure, dlala a.EAN two Ledroom IUmllhed •lree!l •• Mrs. Ronrd lpll'lmenl. automatte beat. ffll< ' . ' Main 81., Pome1...1fe . I 14.6 Oh..,.GIMfj) W Alb SL, Mlddlepon. - Ita. five roUes IIOI1h of Pomero), Pbooe . .. 1-u.cfc ---0. ~PERT Wheel Alignment 6#-llc Call Pomeroy KENNI:IIEC PolaloeS, Chart• HlltoD, Portland. 11811to • I'· ' ... ;• ROUND WOOD ALL SPECIES • B. Main Puez.,J_~ hi. EYINIUDE hllllt; Senlci' SALES AND SERVICE 69MOPILS · AVAILABLE SOON Schwarzel From •rl1i PHO~E ss.oo Tile .BlAEnNARS 1'!lmeroJ' PH. 99:1.2U3 667·3370 WMPO INFORMAnOH ; NEWS DELIVERED TO OHIO PALLET CO. 992-2689 C. C. IIBADI'OBD AUCI'ioNail eemr'* POMEROY, OfltO Bm•lce ....... I QIUBI..U.d ...... Ollie ForSIIe I I tic HORSE, call Fremont StevOM, 7C.f457. ..15-ae DOOR, gl888 and screen, 3111!" wide ~UMINUM Largest T~ or !m!allest Heater CoN..""' PER . TON IITEREO AJI.FM radio, .... 1ne walnut llnlsh, wpeed ~ tomalk changer, 1918 modern c:onoole, oold for $111.15. Will sen to rellable party I o r tuUO cash or 18.50 per 111011111. can llfNI38. e-1~ ttui Bullcbaer . Radiator TO Hackir;port, Ohio Mlnlllllflft. Diameter 2 ln. u.tre S'roll)f 71" hlgl!, good condition, fl5. auy Bing, phone en ms. l-l5& svu,r, FARM, 17 """"'· e room AIR CONDmONJNG Refrlgor- semce. aUon Jad<'l RolrlieraUon, New Haven. 1-. IIIWO'/t, I I tic READY - loiiX c:onerete deiJT- ered right to your profiet Fast and e!IIIJ. Free 8111mallls. Phone . . . . , Gaetlleln Ready - Mil 01., MJM1e,. port. Ohio. I 10 tic bouse, bath, 188 beat, on new water I)'Biem. new lhfllcle roof 8Dd alnmfnnm siding, good garage ml barn, loeat- BUOOitl' PRICE fumlluN aa oar tbtr.l IJaor bndpt lbop. ed 0110 mlle from Balban, 4 llabr 1l'arnlbn. Mlddlepart. mllel !rom Cheater, Ohio on Oldo. ' • tic good blacll lop road. Pbolle 84NJJ8. ..~ • Free Estimates • Quality Concrete • Certified Strenath • Delivery • Quick Service • FlnlshiRI • Sand & Gravel DIAL 992·3284 presents LOCAL REPORTS DAILY AT 7:50 A.M. 12 NOON 3 P.M. AND 4:30 P.M. ' GOEGLEIN GRAVEL 407 PAGE MIDDLEPORT, OHIO l<eepi ng Meigz Gallic and Mason Area lnfor.med As Well As TIZZV PICK YOUR own apples. Lawson's Orchard, St RL 143 near u.s. 50. 6911-2940. 9-16-iltc ~. Entertained -· ' FALL CLEARANCE ON ALUM· : INUM FISIIING ~~J.!, . 12; 13 foot. KingsblJli '~ !:~~~ Salea, on County Road II, one mlle west of Rl. 33, pbone mt256. • t"f1~ ' .. y ' : 11-1~141<: Jllllll PORTABLE, aJitlblll UIOd, dOM eveeytldnc without ah tachments, ov« cut, daruo, mobil hullonbolel, ..... Gil butlonll, In good condition; 18.06 per IIIDIIIh, or full price of $14~. For free home demonatration, call Ill • · 1-IN!c ... H. ....... ...................... CIRtt' • •, ,. ..., . . l&o . MDTICI oP JU ilrftlllft' A*ldltllfNtrlx ......... ~ TWO li01ISI!:s In Jflnemflle, both for . . .. Pllone IIIIUIII1. 1-11.... - No. uno ', ...... t1 IIMI N. MIIIW, Is 1 &11M .... wboM . _ CIMIIjl' .W.. HotiH .. ..,...., ...... -· -·-· or H.S.C. lt ...-. •· NIH' rut, 0111o blu 4ldr QfCIIII.W • • ._ . , . ~ · .~.wttb u. WUl • , . ., . . nw. Ida ~. J IItt e1 - a.. or--.. ............w. .aa ,.., ........ot., ,..... FARM. ApJndmately 171 ..,. reo, two llory houoe, benl, etc., all bnUd!np In poor M!!dltlool, located In llulland IAnmlhlp, Jftlp Caanty, eall Middleport 111111181 Iller I p.m. 1-U.UC Ddld P. H. ...... O'a...,._ ..... ~•- ...... ., .......... c.tt •JI1 NIJ ... "Whon yciu woro a elri, W9re boya u ltupld u thoy .,. today?" Catallno 2 r. Hartl! -Tap. Only 2,3U / eoa mile_.. S. near n•• wa put It lit. the showroom. AT, P$ & Pl. Real Estete For Sale 63 IUICK ....................$895 LEGAL NOTICE 8EWJNG MACHINI!S, repair LaSobra • Dr. ~an. Own. O'BJUEN • mow service, aD ..... 1IY .. .d b, One of our - ·ct.anlcs. REALTY COMPANY 1114. The Fabrle &hap, PontNOTICI OP AI 5 db IMIIW PS PB & AT. Wo ,olto ..... CUI MG.:&.- · ~ - 1 story frame, I filii'/. AutiiOi bed Slnpr Saleo • i.M. HtM• Top, earo sharp bedrooms, bath, ba""""'''l, · and Sen lee. We Sbou: pen ''" $995.00. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . tadJAou. porcbes, gaa furnace. h!!!!!edlki&IOJtl. J.ll.lfc lllr ._... ol Mddl 't, 0.... ... 64 FORD.....................$895 iate poosesalor). $I,OGO.OO. .._. 8b' w:a I W4 .uct1IUI' . .A4o ·tllwbla.,- . . . . . . , . . . '2Q•:'U4on ... ~l. •"" ohllt, SYli.\CU8E - 2 lllcry frame, 2 CJGARB'I'l'B YeDdlna , . Jd AHNe 8ootla. .... ., .... lxtra 1harP. llth.t blue fln1eh . . , . Ovub" . . . . . ~ baths, f badrooml, level Jot, lll)d iervJce. ABC l:aloap:b I CNIIBinlh . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ,· - P..~_ETI'NARL . ,. $500.00 down balence Gil M_,, W. Vo. " ' - 'I'INIO. c-. .... sua n tnr tiUidll IDOI!thly p8ymtlllts. Total price BIIICK PONTIA DUIII WI a "" ol lei ' , GMC TRUCK$ fi,OIIO.OI. . .... 992.21.43 '·"·........ i IIEIIII:Aq GROVE - 1 lloey IMUr1nce Nl Nt.! . . . . frame, ;)barn. 1111111 hdldln(, ~~· b - ben drWed well, Uf aeno. $1100. AUTOMOBILI!l ....n.,lt Loot ,., ..... doWII baJimce Jib rent, Total Male Heip Weiilld .... Jlcenle! Clll ...... . ' price 11,100.011, • 11 tic I BEDilOOII IIOillll PGR RENT. BBNBYRIUND LEGAL NOTICE l l l l b - . Ill OOilNTV FAIR .se-•tralor, ... lfa Ill macb!ne .....raa llled at,OOUilly fair. '1'1111 elllne will do flacy wort. J111b hullonboJel, dllon lll)d _,..., tbl& nwhfN aold 10/t flOUO oow fM or f1 per IIIOIIIh, try II in yoar baiDt, C111 .lllf, 1-JWie n.. .. . ...., .... ...... -__ .. __ ..................... ......, ,........ ' Bel.-··· 1-IWie HOBSTETTER REALTY . I ~BOOBSV iii!.'"'!*~ 1 CUDUIID - T" 5ne0 UUUI" tnr 10 I 10. Ideal for dllcoliDt store. Dal)' $30.000.00 GENEJW. srou - s.mce Station and 7 room boule Willi bath. Stock lnduded Ill saJe, . .,1110.011 STOC& FARM - ZliO acreo, 2 tJ00C1 bBl'lll, good puture, 2 boUIOI, free 181 and lllfnef. ala. 11 FOOT WEAVBR SKIP'l', ~.~ TBAI'OIID-~ · lip ........ lGiiploQ alltiir; ............ ·• • ~ , . . , ., 1-lWie SYBAal8B ' .' # .. Pomer,oy Home & Alit Maximum "Diameter 10 EXPERIENCED All '68's Reduced -GUARANil'EDPHONE 992-2094 WANTED I llSED BEATING equipment. one gu Door lurDaco, IO,GOI BTU, 110: one 10 apllo lurnac:e 11,0110 tml', 1115: f gu clmllattng bllat.n with fan. tsO and up; one coal atoker with controls f'/5; one all eaavaalon burner t50i used coeJ lurnaOM, IJIOIIII'II. Arnold Brolben, Pomemy, phone asua. · s~ss · 614-992·2181 POTATOES, WATERMELONS, pbone MHZM Ciaraee l'r<lflltt, Portland. t.:JI.Ifc --- CMRR WANnD IN "IDD! FliOIJ COifi'Aa FAftAWUY ~.·· 1"-" AKC Golden Relrlavllr pupPes, --- "* * W. ' --- --- I Bus·iness Servict;· U l tic am-. carpiiiW ad eleclrle wort "' eonlloct Oft by hwr. Pbone P'URNISHED TWO BEDROOM "wlllre IIJ'l.'IIQ. N-IJip APARTMENT. JflddletJOJtl, phone 111-3174. Old!; For AUCTION: I HAVE sold my THREE ROOM HOUSE, bath, farm and will seD the follow· on Nye Ave., phone 19U251. lng penonal properly at my ~~-~ residence located one mlle west of Chester, Oblo on 2 BEDROOM Apartment In Cmmly Road Z5 off ol State Middleport, Newly decoraled, Route 7 (Watch for sale ar· Phone 192-3581 wukdays. I'UW9) , Saturday, Sept. 21, t-11-Gic RE'FRIGERATOR, eablnell, 1918, 10:30 a.m. - Frigidaire beds, ell:., 4'18 s. Third st., refrigerator, electric oven, Middleport. Eldlll Walbum. For Sele or Trecle dishes, towels, rinse lobi, Pbone llft.21Gii. t-1~ grill, two five plec:e dinette 1918 COMET, e cylinder, - . mollc, two door; 11111'1 au,. WARM MORNING . healer, seta, Sllvertone TV, curtalnll, I« New Yortar, air condithrow rugs, clothes hamper. beotsltofioomo; priced tioned, powv brakes, 1112 rug, wall telephone, qulltreuonable, Richard A. Haylng and wiDdows, 4 door ,. tng frames, Ironing board, man, Eut VIne st., Raclno. dan; IIIII Volbwqeo; 11M Maytag wuber (wringer), ..tutp Cbevy V-8, automoUc; 1117 coffee table, utiUty cart, auMn•tq, I cyllDder Fdmn& tomallc washer, desk, meter, GUN8, buy, sell or trade any tic. fingnc=lnl available. Ph. dresier, four beds, por<l! IUD regard!... of oondlllon. swing, dresser and vanity, IIIIWM7. after 5 pbaae Has C8lh value at Jl'lle'a. Pisf/41, ..JG.Ifc lawn chairs, cider barrels lola, rilles, or shotgulll, La(3), stone jug, cream &epar8· pro wanted, dig !telA oat tor, •leelrlc drill, bench vise, 211 FOOT Ponkloll HouN Boal, tum them Into $$$ at Flle'o, II bp Johnson. $310. Or will bench grinder, ~ hp IIIDtor, 711 lrd st.• Middleport, n..... trade. can IIV:I ~a~~. t-!Wie 1111 dealer, Pllone 119! ~IS\' 4 1 8 fool picture wlndcJw, g1811s door, one Jot of wind9·1Ute ows. Many other articles too Pets For Slle numerous to lll!.nlion, Terms, . SCHNAUZERS, <Jo><tem, ~ TERRIER PUPPIES, ready to cash. Owner, W. E. Brown. lei and Wlllliel 'Whllll llcc*go, Jacob Baer, Rt. 1, MinersLuneh served by clmrch. Not tiel', a110 llreedlng llodt. ville. t-13-3tp rwponslble for a<cldents. BartaMo Jenne!a, COGJYIIIe, Brlldford Auction Colllplllf, 0. 41'121. 1-llal.e ~lNG . IDI'S. . an1 , size, Racine, Ohlo. Phone M9,3811, ·"' .good location, George MowC. C. Bradford, Auc:tloneer, AKC REGISTERED two year rey, Phone 91U018. t-13-31c A. C, Bradford, IIIII'. old WHITE male Germlll t-11-61·' Sllepherd cfo&, AKC regtster. FOUR Sl EERS, welgbtng b&ed one male and one lemale lween fSO and 500 "'" RoJ. land Searles, Rutland. Pbone WHITE German Shephenl lielp Wanted pups, phone Lillie llilc:klnl 741-16211. ..IUip CAR BOPS, apply In ~ at &S133. ..~ crow"l Slllat PomeWARM MORNlNG coal heater ft11. Nf.lfc with clrculallng lan. New HolFor Sale land manure spreader, Jib FOR SALE - 17 ft. OMC Jolu> 111ALE OB FEMALE, full or DOW. Pbone 19S-23U; alter 5 *'" CSporl boat wltll 18 RP port lime nJgbl Oft day, apply phone -1. ' . ~~-~ ...tor. Inboard - outboard. In per1011 BBF, AlbeDo, Ohio. Trailer Included. AD In good N-121e SIXTY-FOUR ACRES. lour mUcondition. Pbone mmt. M north of Rutland, plenty of t-!Wie THE MASON CoUD!y Aellon garden, all......, room houoe Group, IDe., Is IM"'i!ng appU· with !oar clooets, oulllde ceJ. CIUHUAHUA puppies I weeks Will 10/t a COIIllly dlrec:tor. lar. $110011. Twenty patent old. Pbone 813-2648. 8-15-11< OJlleie degree or offselltng cknm, baJIIDCf land contrad, work erperlenee In program phone 7etea. ..IWie and staff alfml•tstrallon. ln- TWO TRUCK BEDS, one flat and one dump; aiiO ponies. lerelled applleants may ...,. Pearl Jacobs. Phone 742-4951 57 CHEVROLET Belaire, 4 dr. 1ac:t the local Community .\c· hardtop, liS standard ahlft. or 992-34111. t.lWie lion Ollice In the courlbouse NMd& allaust plpea and rabulldlug. Phone m-23118, diator. Call iii'I·'IS'/8 llleshlre. American t-ltMo STEREO, Early t-1Wip stereo, radio comblnaUon, soUd slate unit, 4 speed chanFD!ALE. OVER 21. Century ger, lovely maple llnlsh. PLANET JUNIOR tractor, Ill! Bor. ..~ RP ad attadunenla. Pbone Make payments of 18 per Oeotr IISSIII af1er 5 p.m. month or balanee of $1111.12. Forbnt 1-IWtp Cali9112-~U. 11-u.ek: 'fRAILER, Brown's Trallor Park. Mlnei'IIYille. STEREO, AM & FM radio, 4- FOUR ROOM IIOOSI!:, hath. all t-11-Gic ...,venltn<el, 21 Cave SINet, mmc. apeed automatic changer. Pome!...,. Omlacl Bob EulWalnut console model. Will FURNISHED and ll1lfunllsheol man, phone 81:114111 or CJie&. sacrifice for m.l2 or monthly apartmenll. Clooe to lllhool. lllr 115'111 ..lJ.IIp paymet!ls. Call . . ma, Pbooe mMM. 10-ta.Ue ..u.ek FACTORY CLOIII!XlllT, 1118 TJWLER SPACE, all uUIIIIeo SIX ROOM brk:k home on 4th famous brand stereo, lovely available. Inquire 158 Jfulher. Wlinul llnlsh. 'l'bls set has big St., Now Haven. Price redo .. ry afler 3 or 6 p.m. Write P. automatic cllangor, AM 6 P'M ed. Ranch style. throe bed 0. Bol US Pomeroy. 5-a.tfc radio, 'l'bls set oold much fOOJDI), garage, b8M'T'Pm. Jdcber now, Will lell for Pbone ID-1171, ..!WI< . FURNLSHED GARAGE aport. f106.G, or fS per maatll. Try men! on Lincoln HID. Utillllel 111611 CHEVY pickup, FJeelsW, It In your llamo. Call •nil. . paid; adult. oaJy. Pbone 9-tutep 111!15, phone - · ..lJ.«c -· 11-lt-lfc THE AMAZING Blue Lustre THREE ROOM furnished aport. AKC BASSET HOUND PUPS, wiD leave your upbolstary men!, pbone IIV:I511911. 8-2$-11< male, Margaret Groce, Lang beaullfully 141ft and deln. Bolt<!m, phone tiS 3328. · Rent eleelrlc tbanopooer fl . 'f'HAILER WI'S. Bob's Mobile t-!Wie Baker Fundlure. t-IM!c Court, Syracuae, Oldo aa State Rl. 124, Phone . . .1. COAL FURNACE, JIIDel De•HelpW1ntec1 a.u-tfc Is, Portland, Ohio, ..1'*11 - . . ') :' POODLE PIIPPIES. AKC To7 miniature. m IIIJd up. Slud l8l'¥k8 and grooming. Phoae IIIII MO. . \. ,Top · pr~~¢-· R~~~t~ A Lrt•rLE 'HOMEWORK' Watching ........ " ....... $ale IIIPOIINTION I ' ,.• ' '' . ·' ~- - -~ -- �- . ·~ ._,,.~' ' a. - The Dlll,y. SOntlncl, Mlddleport.Pomen>JI, 0., ·SOpt. I6,1H8 . . .Daley Justifies Convention A'cti~~, A larce an-tU" ol weapons, A unlversl~ or Chicago h!oIncluding broken botlles, brokeo tory prol'esoor, Richard c. Wide, park bench slats and poles wtth spoke of poulblepollceexceuel spikes m the ODd, which poUe• ln the lolecut. In a 111m dijl said were confiscated rrom the from a Chicago televisi<NI dlsdemonstrators, waa ahown. ooss!on program, Wade said be In the radio broadcast. Daley was at the 9leratm-Blackltone said that. "in the heat of eOlQ.. Hotel at the comer ol Michition and riot some JM)Ilcemen gan and Balboa on ·Aug. 28, the may have overreacted. but to day of the bloodiest battle. judge the entire pollee depart"I saw the mtsslles, the chantment by the alleged action or a ing of obscenities and the harfew would be just as unfair as assment of the pollee. That wu to judge our entire younger gen. not the lnventioo of the Cblcqo eratlon by the actloos of the report,'' he said, referring to mob." Daley's "WhJte Paper" on the CHICAGO (VP0 - "No ooe klUed. Few spent even a nl&lllln file hosJ>flol." The voJee from the televJaiCil lerMl &Indo: nlglrt ln a pro11'1111 prepared lor the dty or Chicago was speaking or the clioorders Wring the democratic National Convention. h seemed to be echoing the words spoken a week ago by Mayor ~lchard J. Daley at a news conterence. ''I think all you newsmen mlss~ ed the point!' Daley said then In dlscuning the city's report Cl'l the clashes between pollee and antiwar demonstrators. "There were no lives lost In Chicago." The television program and a Jej)&l'ate radio broadcast, both hour..Jong "documentaries" entitled ..What Trees do t h e y Plant?'', gave Chicago's evidence that police acted with restraint and only alter severe provocation ln cootrolllng the youthful proteateu. The,y were aired by , 130 teleVisJ011 stations, including the Bridsh Broadcasting Co. in London, and more than 1, 000 wU IUbJed- '. :•\ ' 'r .." ' . ,, W·~· SUfutay .. Morning , ' ' a:hd Infighting Hu.ffsmJth, Tex., received both the heart and the lungs of a oneHoopllol by the Mldoleporterner- WOOO:a down 6:30a.m.: Lock 14, day .old baby girl born with a pncy SQWI at 4:28 p.m. illrKlO)' Esao Pennsylvanil ~8:30p.m.; fatal brain detect. The organa (ContlraJOd frll!l 1) Raf\K8r '-IJ 9:35p.m.; A. V. Criss were transplanted In a one and O'Brien referred to the forces .mere he .... . lrealed for minor down 12:30 a.m.; Pioneer 11J J:a half hour operation &mday. backing Richard M. Nixon and injuries received wben the moradlo st:adons. The donor was oot ldentifted. those backi~ former Alabama torcycle he was riding struck 30 a.m.; Harvey Jordan up 3:45 Daley had charged the media, n was the 1 lth heart trans- Gov. George Wallace, l.he third the rear cl a car Ia Middleport_ Lm.; John J. Rowe dcmn5 LDLh especially television, with "dJsSunda.Y l1lt>l'lllng, the SQWI.,.a Lock 15, PrJnciplo down 11 p.m.; plant q)el'ation completed by Dr. party candidate. Both candidates farted" reporting ., the event• Denton Cooley and his surgical ha"e made "law and order" a called fa the home of Mr. and National 14> 4:10 a.m.: Eastern surrounding the convention. He team.· Dr. Robert D. Bloodwell, major cur;pa.ign tq>ic. Mrs. Oeke.v Sehartlger, Middle- down 6:30 a.m.; Steel Trader up asked the three major broad~ who assisted Cooley in the op~ port, Route 1. ThBlr sb: month 6:45 a.m.; Lock 16, Charles K. cast networks - the Columbia , O'Brien's statement brought a eration, said tt was thetirsttime Jomeo Allm, was dead down 12:05 a.m.: L. Fiore down bitter rebuttal from RepOOUcan old Broadcasting &vstem, the Naboth the heart and comected House Leader Melvin laird. upoe arrival or the SQW1. Death 3 a.m.; Lock 17, Jefferson up tlonal Broadcasting Co. ond the 7:15p.m.; St. Marys down 1:45 lungs of a dooor had been trana. wa11 attributed to pneummta.. American Broadcaotlng Co. "Desperate can:lfdates a n d a.m.; steel Pioneer down 2:10 TOLEDO, Ohio (UPO A planted Into a single recipJenL desperate c&mj)l.ign managen for an hour ln •• prime time" to Lm.; E'Deana down 3:45 Lm.; dusk to dawn curfew kept t h e A hospital spokesman said the gin his case. The networks recan be excused many things," VETERANS MEMORIAL streets clear here earLy today BellevWe Locks, Jane T. up 8 Lee baby was admitted to the fused, and Daley had the fUm Laird said. "But what Larry HOSP!I'AL after disturbances rocked t h e p.m.; Philip ~rn down 7 Lm.; hospital Aug. 31, suffering trom and radio shows made and shown O'Brien did today ln 'Meet the Admlsslms Satoriay VIrLock 21, Fort Dearborn up 5:10 near downtown area Friday and .. heart !allure and with edema o.er stattoos not associated with Press' ls Without a doubt the gil Chevoller, Tuppers Plains; a.m.; S. M. Jenks down 6:30 L Saturday nights. fiuJd in the hmgs." the networks. lowest cam,paign tactic I have Belva Utchtleld, Maaon; Caro- m.; Lock 22, OVEC down 5:10 L Safety Dfrectar Ct!JTord !)Jim "A speciaJ study ot the heart ln the telecast, the demonstra~ had the mi sCortuhe of witness~ tors were shown charting, 10 Ho, said at 12:30 a.m. the streets revealed a complicated birth de· in my 20 years in politics." l,yn Staato, Mason; Ullle Phil- m.; RaCine Locks, Valley TransUps, Hartford; Mary Evans. Long porter down 3:45 a.m.; GreeJqJ Ho, ho Chl Minh, II and throwing were clear. feet with total absence of walls Asked if Nixon's campaign waa Bottom. ''It's very quiet," Quinn said, Locks, Ravenawood down 5 p.m.: things, Including a can or liquid, between the upper and lower aimed explicitl,y at creation ot Dlaehargeo Sotoriay Bob"There have been about a dozVolvo!ine 111 9:209-m.; Melllj)hls at polite. The radio program chambers of the heart," t h e a separate black society and a by Nolden, E1ma Ohlinger, liaren tire alarms tonight, but there Zephyr lCI 3:20 a.m.; Alton Zesaid pollee were pelted with many spokesman said. white society, O'Brien replied: old Leacb. has been nothing of major conphyr.., 4:10a.m.; Cyprtu down "Beciluse oC severe changes ob.lecto Including cans or urlno "I am sayl~W the! Mr. Nixon's Adm!oa!ooa &mday Larry sequence.'' 7:40 a.m.; Voss-K dowrl 8:15 and bags ol human excrement. in the lungs, surgeons decided a There were no curfew ar- mere heart transplant would hOt csmpalgn is geared clearlY to Fry, New Haveo; Ama Wheel- Lm.; Meldah1 Locks, Mike MW'· rests, he said, •c-rbis thing real- sutl'ice. Therefore, a heart and aweaiing to tho11e who are mo. er, Racine; Bertha Jotmaon, Ra- ph,y It> 9:30 p.m.; .' William ll tivated, in many illltances, to cine; Nary Dye, New Haven; Zimmer down 3 a.m.; Sally Polk ly works." attached lungs were transplant~ s~port Mr. Wallace, Cor the rea- Tore .. Rathburn, Rutland. MIIJ'or William J, })1s1gn ed." down 5:30 Lm.; Cotton Queen TONIGHT AND TUFSOAY sons I hue just described. , • I D!sc:llargeo &mday - Larry placed the curfew on this north"'6:45a.m. Although the doctors oal~ the 16-17 western Ohio town of 324,000 to lnCant'a condition was "encou~ think we have a great deal at Fey, llarey Reltmlre,llfary BarnFOUR INDUCTED prevent repeoto of the Friday raging'' after the operation, they stake and the American people hart. NO WAY TO TREAT A LADY Four Meigs County men beve have a choice, but I hq»e tltey night ond Sa1urday night d ! s- felt Jt was ..too soon to make Lee Remick - Rod steiger been in<klctod Into the armed turbances that resulted ln 36 ar- a prediction as to the outcome." will make that choice realistical~ PRACTICE CALLID forcea and 11 others were for. ly in the America.a tradition and WED. & THU. rests 14 ot them minora. Chester Coundl No. 323, warded to Fort Ha,yea, Col~ not be motivated b,v tear, hatred Daughters ol America, will meet Seo~ 18 - 19 The SUnday curfew from 9 for pre-I!Wction Jlhys!Cal aramand bigotry." NOT OPEN p.m. to 6 a.m. waa to be enMEIGS GENERAL HOSPITAL Tuesday, Sept. 17, at 8 ~!·Ill· to lnatbts, the ~Hlectlve aerAt another point, O'Brlen ask- practice lor receiving tiatlonal FRIDAY TI!RU TI!URSDAY foreed for all persms under 21 Admlssloos Saturda,y - Maude vlce reportod.lncb:tal wore Lared of his natloMI audience, .. Are , SepL 20-26 years of age, who were mt ac. Van Meter, Clifton. ODd stateofllcero. AIIIY-S-- ry D. Ramsey, a volunteer; Marcontemplating voting ' for Mr. you YOURS, IIIINE AND OURS companied by a parent or lep.l Discharges Satunb.Y - None. or will be given Nancy O'Condn L. Woodard, James E. CorleLucWe Ball ~ Henry Fonda guardian. Penalty for curfew vioAdmlos!oes ibxla,- Ben Phil- Nixon or Mr. Wallace because ner. All ottJ.cers are urged to lon IIlii David A. Reed. of fear, hatred or bigotry? DeSHOW STARTS 7 P.M. lation waa six months in jaU and am, Racine. \ a $1,000 llne, Ensign aalcl. Discharges &an~ - None. cause lt you have that view, just LOCAL TEMPS remember, lhis nationwW suffer Temperature ln I'Vmeroy'o for it." lldminlstrali.CII had d e c 1 d e d downtown buslneSB dlstrll'! at In other poUtlcaJ clove!"'" oplnot sendi~W Phantoms to ls- 11:10 Lm. ~ ,.., 7tclegreos, menta: VOL. XXI NO. 102 ger & Co. poll releosecl lodtl, baa lncreaaed it alightly since late Auguo~ However, the poll Indicated thooe who lovor neither Nl-. HIOIIPhrey oor third parey condlclate Georp C. Wallace or who have no opinion now lnclude more than 20 per cent of am ' 1•8 ,;J ·' ' .(if ' ~' - ' Wallace - The third party candidate opened a campaign in Texas, Oklahoma am Missouri ~ after bei~W attacked ln his home state by labor which said union members stood to lose if Wallace wu elected. Nixon - The l'onner Ylce president claimed Sunday he was becoming the lii\'OI'ite ot America's YOUfW pqle - not the revolutionary tew who want to "tear down" the cOWttry but those who want to rebuild it. He hailed hi• emong the young "hlle ~ in Caiil<>rniL Humphrey - 1be vice president Sunda.Y oplnlldvocated ahipptng lllt8rloalc arms to laraeL AddressiJW the conveDiicm or tbe Zloolst Organllllloa of America, Humphrey said. "Until per~ manert peace Ia achieved and the arms nee erlled, cort1med United States &lllstance to Is1'181, including ,..,.rooo!cplanes such as Phantmn. Jets, is Justi- '! ."., Who knows fashion to a n ; ,..,port '-Wit foolld lhn. '1111 wlnnlna WliiWI "' • Hlllll Pupplu• T-stnp ~ncr with OUIIIna pemm!ona for_,., H- H In 1MkMt1 lllnao Ill iUibiit IINIIIIIn' llrusiMd Plpldne combined with clowlna am- IN!hw. _,; •.,. f·;' Puppln•11Dt111¥· 8 . ' •;1 A• ' . See the hill I I Brown Bloc• Navy MW look In Hlllh $11.99 to $12.99 THE SHOE BOX MIDDLEPORT, 0. fied.'' His remarkl came follow .. trw I rtp(JI't that the Jolmsoo nel under 8UIIIJ' a!dea. Howlongwillyour kid let you borrow the phOne tonight? Pomeroy councilmen Monda.y FVmeroy Fire Department rep- throughout the long stalemate. ...ter department st the scbooL - EmployedR!chardFollrod'e night onded their !ong-otondlng resentatlves clalmed at leut Chief Werry, after the Sutflrm to drive more plllne mt dispute over blda Cor ~.RN~rat­ three nnno could !Urnlab the phon bid waa accepted, conthe Llnooln Terrace olijl II the us on a new·tire truck. They vot.. t;ype o1 pump they bed asked lor firmed that the lire de~ root or Llnooln lUll; and called will be responalble lor the pured lllllllllmouaiy to accept t h e ln file apectilcatlnno. the aJtuatloo an "'eyNOre." Comdl came to a meeting chaae or tbe chalolo for the '16,721 bid OC the &ltphen Fire Accepted !Apr's report Equlpm..,t Comp8ny ol Colum- ol the mlndo MDoday nlglrt Jlben new truck. The chalols is exol $456.15 lor Auguot. · it ,... polntecl out the lire do- peeled to cost about $8,000. bus. ln other activity ooundl: The oill,y <Jihar blclcler was the partment - d be the people - Agread the parking · - Decided to advertise f o r commi!IA!e w!U meet to revl..r llome Fire Apparatus Company, ullng the new piece of 8IJli.PAncleroon, lnd, with a bid or ment and they should have tbe , bids tor a new pollee cruiser. the - e parking mater sttua.: $15,625. \Ype or ~eat they want. - Approved the Jll)'ceea p!ac- tlon and diseusa a requelt ~ Both Fire Chief Werry and lng a 4 x 8 lt. billboard on the the I'Vmei'OJ' National Bank lor O:ulcU accepted the &ltphen bid alter It apln was pointed out Mll)'or Leger expressecl their paridng lot from Nov. 1 to Nov. a IS minute mater beside ltl that the Howe proposal did oot leollng that the &ltphen b ! d 20 fa advectioe the Junior Miss bualneas. Attenc:tlng were Mayor IAPI', follow terma or the advertised lhould be accepted slnce it wu Papant. Clerk Edna Schoenlob and Coull~ s_peclficatlons pertafning to the the oill,y bid meeting opeel!lca- Decided to oenc1 Reed wm cUmen lloa CotUna, RcJbert 117· t;ype of pumper. tions. This waa the same attl.~ to a sanitary sewage school Jn oell, Lou I'OOiln, Roy Rader lltd Mayor Charles Legar, early tude that had been oxpreasecl Jackson at a cost or $45; AlFranklin Rizer. in the discussion on the bJda, by the mayor and nre c h ! e I bert Martin will represent file pointed out that &ltphen olllclala hed told him they could not hold tbetr current bid much longer. Legar "also advised coonell that Solicitor Fred C r o w had recommended that the matter be brought up Cor a vote again on bids opened first last June 3. Council had at that time after opening bids for the apparatus sAIGoN cuPo - eommunilt ~f~~i~!~:~:!:;:!:!:~!i!?i;;~iJ:i:i:i:i:~:!:?~!ii~~i!~~~~!~~~;;~i~1iii;i;f;~;;;~i~itit:i~~~rr~;~???;t~!r;t~~;r:l® Cll time, dela,yed a vote for "one artillerymen killed or wounded month" to hear arguments on the SAIGON CUPD- Later rej)Or!o nxed losses at2S U.S. MarlSI U.S. Marines, enougil fa proposals or the two bidders. Ines killed and 126 wounded. An entire South Vieb\amese Raneman a fuU rUle company, with The matter was brought to a a vicious mortar attack on their er battalion ned lor its life. advisers with t h e vote of councU in July. Two of uJ'I)rotected bllltop position uneVietramese saki there Wll mass confusiCII In the dark alii that five members present abstain- quaUed in savagery since the they also had to flee through rice paddies aoo rivers in the ed rrom voting on a motion to confllsecl action which killed 27 South VletnaJneoe. Another ZOO siege or Kh~ Sanh, military accept the sutphen bid. An ofti- spokesmen said today. men in the battalion were reported missUW. cl.al of the Howe company presTwenty-five Leathernecks ot ~:t?~:~:~;:~:!:~:~:~:~;:f::?::;:;:;:;{:~:~;:;:i:~:~:~:;~:i:;:~:j:i:i:~rff:i::it;;\{::f:i~/~{:!~rt!;~~~l* eitt at that meeting, contended the 26th Marine Regiment died prior to the motion his nrrn Monday and 126 were wounded surprise by the Cmununists and seizure ot the war- the IIDOUit was being dilcrlminated against. IS the Red mortarmeo pc}ured was not 11 dug in." The Marines of Communist ~mmunltioa taThe HDwe Company had bid 200 rounds in five hours onto ...w1 <1o uwe . .bul bus 111o rJdse ka by tho oWo~ arCIUIII Solpl. oa · a slagle Btogj"llngie ou cUm Mutte~'s Rid,e, Juat SOuth Of helplesa~Jr as the deadb' accur-- SUnla,y and Mondoy, p.~mp while t11e Pomeroy apecJthe DemlUtarized Zone, ate mortar rounds slammed ln. · Lt. Jimmie Abla of Abilene, ficatims · called Cor a douThe Marine fought bl.ck Allied opoi<esmen In Saigon Tex.. a U.S. otftcer with thj!! ble stage-domle auction pump. desperately with automatic announced today that allJed troops oweep!ng the weapona and caJ.Ied in helicopter · troops seized 50 tons or area, said com.man:lera fulb' gunships and artillery strJkea on ammunition Crom Communist Bl:pect to fiD:I more communtlt the attackers who ctlllplet-ely lairs encircllaw Saigon. Includmunitions. encircled them. one 25-ton arsenal U.t ing "I don•t think we've eftlll WASHINGTON (UPO- Ten They killed 27 of the Reds, would have armed 1 tuU dented the atAlliOB they have In Ohioans were included In the spokesmen said. regiment Cor long and short- this area," .Abla said. 118 U, S. servicemen the De& MUltary spokesmen com,pared range atege. Marines evacuated .fran 1he fense Department oald Moothe attack in intensity to 11\llge The 25-ton hsul Mom.y was hilltop told UPI correspondem doy had baen killed in VIetsheU!ng of Khe Sonh rlurlng 1 the lourtb ln the clljlilol oreo in Raymond WUklnson that 115 of nam. 77-day siege early this year. two days 1100 raj sed to 50 tons- the wwncled had to be Amoog them were ~c. t The casualties were In fact possibly the lurgest munitions Thomas W, Roberts, son of (Continued on poge 8) heavier than any sustained Mr. and Mrs. Warren E. Robduring the defense or Khe Sinh erts, Belpre, and PCc. John and the atbl.ck was considered ...~::;::::::::::::;.::::;.;::::·::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::·::::::::::::::: E. Perry, son of Mr. and Mrs. among the worst ever taken by :::: :::: Everett Perry, McArthur. a fteld unit in Vlellam. :::. ~okeomen said the Marine ;::: ;:;: r: , :;:;:;:;:::::::::;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:: unit was apparently taken by :::: :::: ~nvlte 1rt1n the Auguol-&ptember poll to a second study made Sop~ 58, but Increased to 17,8 in the ..., releaaed toaoy. The latest survey sampled 1,886 adults on a proJectod votlrw: basis ot 118.6 milUon peraons. WASIIINGTON - THE RECENTLY APPOINTED oGicor in charge of the Huntl~n District OMce of the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers, Colonel Maurice Roush, visited the Wash1~ oQlee of Tenth Dlatrict COIJBI'essman Clarence E. Miller liBt week. Col. Roush and the cougressman discuased the Ohio Wver, tm Muskingum River projects. and fwding or the many other Corps or Engineers proJecte ln the Sootheastern Ohio area; Albert E. S!ncfllnger. q,ueitlon 11 whether percentagea between those who lavor Wallace IIlii thooe who think he can win h.tlcates UtJtere wUl be a Jot of IOUJ. searching" belore most ot those who bac~ him vote Cor him in N...mlier. He aald the n.unber ot Wallace supporter& who may lh,Y 1""1' II the Jut minute "''ke any Idea ol • "Nimn shoo-in" UDrflllJatic at the You'll wartt to '"all the •tylea 111 MHa and Youftt Men• trousers now on sal._cat&HII slac••· d,.. 1 •lack., Ieana, In all slzea and the •eaaon' 1 M•t colon. aweaten, hosiery, underwear, HUNTINGTON - Sophomore Don Bwiaher set one paaaingrecord and tied aDother for Marshall Unlver~ ln the 7-7 Ue with Morehead last Saturday. 'lbe I'Vmet'OI IJI'ocNct lltd 1966 grodlale of I'VD!OI'OJ' 111gb Sc:hool attelrl&Qcl 28 Jlrlllel tor a new Adulation Poured On GOP.,s Nixon Red Artillery Knocks Out Full Company of Marines Marshall single pme record, ond be COlJlll)eted 18 tosaeo fa ~ that record Bet by B o b llamlln ol Bellry, 1\Y., tn 1962. ANA~, CaUL (UPJ)-In As Nixon entered trumpets Swloher'o 239yardltotalpusone briet day, Richard Nixon blar-ed for a full five minutes. lng laD 45 yards lhort or the has gotten a heady taste of High stepping m a j o r e t t e s Marshall single p.me standard what campaigning was like for marched in place in the aisles. .ol 28f yarclo. That mark Ia held the late Robert F. Kennedy. He Flags were unfurled as ballooos by Howard Miller, 181 aplnst uicment.· eJCPerieneed hysterical, physical suspended in nets from the Nb:on'B strength In the two Bul!olo University Ia 196fadulation. ceiling cascaded down upon the Swloher waa pl8l'ln8 his !lrst S1ndlf.~W&r polls alnee tbe one Nixon ·opened a three-day audience. tnllde Aug. 3ii-Se,lit. 2 show 111 varsity collego game wlille turn- awing through caiU"ornla MonNixon's address was Cor· the !Dcreose or frail 33. 7 per cent . lng Ia the otlloW!dlng perlorm- day and by eWl')' measurement most part his standard camto llulqlhrey dropped lrtln anee. ~ Is the son or Mr. and lt was a booming success. palgn speech. He said the 28. $ fa 24.6, ODd the IIDDber of Mrs. Wa,yne SWiaher, W e 1 t In Yorba Linda, the town ot administration or President then "lth no q>lniol\ !ncreosecl Maln St. his birth, youngsters screamed Johnson am Vice President shrieked and literally risked Hubert Humphrey, his Demohliur~ in a ciollliOI'IIQ..~ to... crt.~.- , ._ ..... .. ..bad _ ~n touch the man they had been unable to bring peace at home . , "·~111EN$, Ohio (UPJ) - N<JD. 1968-69 acoclemlc year. ·told wW .Probably be the next or abroad and that it was time ;eademic -..lo:rea at Ohio U• the non • academic employes president oC the United States. for new leadership. The crowd !von!~ wW meet Frldi.Y with olso scheduled protest marches In the ellpt!cal IIlii modernls- loved It all achoci omclola Ia a negotiating each day this week beca'* tic / Anaheim Convention Center seaalon Cll a new work agre. they want a Cleveland-bas.,.t in heavily Republican Orange ment. jonltorlol Brm wlthdrewn from Councy, Nixon starred in a The present: agreement with ~ construction site ot a convo- political campat.gn extravaganza in tbe Amtflleaa Federation ot cation center. which outdid the Republican Stlte, County and MWlleipal union members p i c - the convention for sheer color and COLUMBUS (UP0 - Sales or ,Etnpi<Jyeo O>Plres Oct. 2, 1 aile laat "aek, prohibiting work- spectacle. Ohio retallers in July rose one - k after aflllle 17,300 students era !rom entering the builcU~Wo Today, Nlxon scheduled a _per cent from June, according were el!PB~ to enroll fol' the news conference here and a to the Ohio !late Univer11Jt,y Bu. statewide television appearance reau of Buatneu Research. tanlght from Los Angeles. Allowing for seasonal variaThe rally at the convention tion, the sales were 11 per eent center Monda3 was precision above July a year ago. T be organized ecstasy. The brWian~ strong showing was attributed b lighted IWI was a plaxy of sigos, prett;y costmned girls, to the increase in automobile hundreds ot colored balloons sales, lumber - buJidlng mater!alo and other durable goods. CLEVELAND - TEAMS OF PATROLMEN were ID auord tbree and bands on all sides. eaot aide ochoolo todt1 to cui dOIIIl oe the beltllllls IIlii belq e>POrlenced by 111oienta. The schocio ......, Eut 111gb, Empire Jr. Hl&ll and WUson Jr. 111gb Sc:lloolo. Pollee have orders to colleot lnlormllllon on file at the 10hool1 lor Pollee Cblel Mlc~Ul Blackwell and Solaty Director Je>aeph MfM•IMMJD. 1bNe ell)' CCJUIIdlmen. Edward Klfelhwa, Edmund Turk and Gerald Mef'ad, requested the pollee prvt.ction say- u.s. su. S.. tho big soloction, too, In onoos ood boys l•••ot~ iwii4i ;~lrta and ~2 clothn. Nego_tiating Session Set VISIT THE MENS AND BOYS WEAR ' DEPARTMENT ON THE MAIN FLOOR . Retailers' Sales .·' • Fire ApparL~lls Offer The poll 1110 ShCMed that olthouall 17.8 per cent ol tho sa queaUoned lovored Wallace, oill,y U per cent tllought he would win the prealdency. This Is a!gnlncant, occordlng to the SJndUnger ' &-. Co. president, f"l11e ~ • ::: Council Bu, ~~~Sutphen tile electorate. thoH "ho ravor WaDoce w!U vote tor htm,, SJndli~ llld. He aalcl the dlllorence ln Increase June ::~:~:~:~:fi:~:~:~:~~:~:~:~~:i=~=~~=i=~=i:;:~;:;:~:;:~:;:~:~:~:~:~:~:~:~:r:::~:;;;:i}ft~????;rr~??~~~~t~~itr News•.. in Briefs Corn Growers <::ommi'tteeS) d on -no ::! Are •-don lrw beltla&• _aad shakedowns hid became a MeJp. area com grower• DIQ" oboene spedally bred linea of eroy Chamber Commerce eorn resistant to Maize Dwarf President BUI Grueser during l\looaic If they go "" a Ular to the group's noon luncheon meet- see these lines Tuesday, SopL lng MondaY at Bailey's restour- 2f, at I p.m. aut. The Ohio Research and 0... President Grueser pointed out velopment Center plata are Jo.. tbat several businesses have paid cated at f'rlendshlp, ONo Ia setmembership dues for the next. oto Count;y, year. However. be urged. the The plotl are tlve mllea Wdt committee to contact those ..ho ol Portemoutll oo Route liZ, taldll have oot yet reo~ )nd Jioo the oeeond lone on the left. ---• new me: ra. half mlle west of the Inter...;. to~ ." Named to file rshlp com- tlon or Route 125 and liZ, ..... were Ted Reed, Freel Crow lollow the lone past the big Nil lOIII Richard Chambers. blrno to the Ohio River llotr AllPOiDted to the lltreet decor~ toms. atlon committee, ond Ukec1 to John B, Mo-llY. COUIII;r •• -rmlne what amount of new tenolm - · agriculture, ud material w!U be needed lor thlo t1t11 Scioto County Chrtatmaa season, were Fred ~ Committee are Mouow, Ted Downie, Bob Ja. aorlng the tour. colla, Qddo Glro!ami and Jo1m The apnda II aa followa: ~"-I p.m., A brief look Ill MilK . Ruwun ~W,IJ', The com- or "dalb oeaarence.." CLEVELAND - POLICE TilL'! MORNING ..........,.; 'I'• male OUJPICII ,.... Ia cuotod;y In comectiOtl wltb Men1111'o qUadrtqlle The lour - e o were lound nou a lquon Ia Rockeloller Park oo the cl~'• eoot side. Pallce bod lUlled an IIJ-tloinlo bullotla tor "tbree or lour Jlblte males" Ia a 'widte llfareury belri!W Manltobl, ~ llceaae plateo, Raol4ento In the area r..,.rted soeq the car and the moo belbre ""re- tPurdor. COLIII!IIIJS - AB0111' 137,000 WILL BE RAm:D by the Ohio Dont11 AIIIOCI.ltlon to prcllllOte swewlcle of commwo!t;y ""'llee. The a.-!atloo, at Ito ODIIIll com......, here day, docldld Ul nloe the lllOtlOf b;r 1 $10 aasessmeat Gil oil of Ill n- :t,700meri"'ors. ' ,. .....,. ..w be utec1 to beijllnltlate otote nuoridllloo leilo- lllloa !ft ti. In Jalllll')'. • - Ed-.._ oeoolcla ot the ~ Aloombl)' wlllcb ......,•• NEW YORK- A'IIEETING.I!ETWEEN THEHEADolthe otrllo- · Ill· taochero Utlloa and ,tho civ'a ·~of JChocil oniled·-. ~~"* oarlf todll; cruslilol hlpo lori mtearll and to the wllkGtlt which )Ill ldlll! ~ ol,lbo dtr'o IOo rd>llc achoala. , '!\o .tmla II t•fl the ~ of 1~ lllll'haro Gnd liat ( . !1r1i1o ol Job 11. I IQi tllider a - ,if~ of dtceD, }tnl1lod •lnllfretiO!tl ... ciQ - . . . ' . ', ' . ;, a•-- mittee oloo and.,...._. 'i . JiEE.TIJ'iG WITH NEW YORK REPIIF,SENTATIVE o1 Comftllllill;r c;.ncerta, !""-• JIV!ea Marlin, at last n~Prs concert' Rio Grancle;lllok ""'• llr. ant!. llrL llarold!lauer, IGMIJ!M"''; MrL Ted Reed, Jr., Pomeroy; Eldon o. Wuerch, Ge"""'la; Mn. JUI'MJs O'Brien, Pomeroyj Mrl. Charles Llnlo, Galllpo.. Us, IIlii Mr. Mortla. drho dh)per were dlvla~Pft chaii'J!IIn lrolp . the Tr!,.County , ana:'" Fl'Uit row, • I kt· r, Nra. RaJitb Pt. Pleuant; Mra. l.ewlt Schmidt, GaDipQI!a, 1al Nro. Zolma Noctilcutt, crump, . CLOSEOUT ON ALL 1968 MODELS SAVE 50.00 to 100.00, FIRST COME, FIRST SEIYEtl INGELS FURNITURE OPEN FRI. and SAT_ NIGHTS ..w learn wllat ..,. IIIOihlp committee wore Jack x.t', !lolllo IBU, Bob Wialolt. 1101> Elborfeld, N. W. lltd Noadl Cono,y. WfOiohers •cllv!lr. GiW- eel "'Cinnim<JII Kiliea., '' -t..•star. dlllt," uwta:ly," "Llttlt.lllrltn' ·•• "Hot Shot C2la O..'' • r ~·~ lllll8o,• ~~\)abf, W~'l 1 You · PlM"M l"O:me- Hi:DI?' A :=;:~~-~::~l·i~·;~~~~· ~;.~1'\f~ i~ the ~ Mlaoe ..,.. ""'_..* ~. An "'liian- or OARDC reoeordl, plu 11-::.:-:.;::J: CouQ!fDn at Inbred and the H coni It c. E. lllak- Ito •oleo. r_.wc~ m the SEQIIC plota ·Dr, W. R, IDUrl.la moeUnr held~ Ill Plant llu "•r ' Cbllllcolbe. NO lONEY DOWN - EASY 1E-.s , "' through the latest docaratlono merehant.,.ould Uke wtth Dr. Blair J....,., ..... -h!ed l'ltboloal.lt. ~atlva· ~= ; NUiiid U1 the Chrlatmaa pro- line Sorvl01, Oblo 9tlte U VIJiaao ._'""ea- ·n.A. . Ueo lloo waa 41aciaaled. MIDDLEPORT • Named : : Sept. 24 Tour . . Mernberohlp, Chrtstm.. ,.;:_ decoratiCIIs and promotions comm!tteos were appointed by I'Vm- !be-.. COME IN AND SAVE ON THESE FIVE CENTS' TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 17.\ NEW YORK CUPO - Rlchlrd trOll! 12-6 per cant to IU per M. NIX<III holds a slxeable leed cent. over Vice PnsJdent Hubert H. Wallace dropped from 19.7 to H-hrey in the latest Slndll,.. 17,4 per cent ln poll strenglh IRONING MEIGS THEATRE " POMEROY-MIDDLEPORT. OHIO Nixon's Lead Is Sizeable Soluti"on ),' Devoted To The lntere.l8 OJ The Meigs-MtJMJn Area ~~~------------------------------------------------------------- NEVER NEEDS -------~ enttne ' Cycle Rider RWI8 HOUSI'ON (UPD- The world's first heart·lung tran&plant reciPient, a two.month-old girl, wa& in ''encouraging"' condition to~ da,y. Debra L.Ynn Lee, daughter ol Mr. and Mrs. William Lee of at y e era, Rominl IUCCIIINI.l)' UHd . ardllclol melheds ot growing them to sallot:r the rellnodl.latoa ol their ep!Ctll'es. IVY HONDO SL:ACK JEANS Into Rear of Car Cltrlii!ID ! q before· the • • '· ..,i. chlnol4i eulti•-0¥1Ws ELB ... I Now You :Know The - ill 011<0)' •• d era; P.t:.· buS driYen "I oleo oaw the clubblntr IV' Ruth Soorlo Sdlartl(er, Jeme.o I'OJ'•IIfaam, 20.50; ,.HIIIflln, 0.80 ·I • Mel&o and C!>Uitles pollee olcldzeao m t h e - Alliin Schar1laer, six IIIOII!bo, otaL; Karnha Falls, Z. 70 illlthat "¥'torlata are ni>t sloi>PI!W ol Chicago wl~rosardtothOlr died &lnde,v l1lOI'IIIng 11 the reo- trw; Charlelli!n, i7,80 r.lllng. .ror schoci buses that ar!l pick; lmoetact or galll That was not ldence, Rt. I, Middleport. London, Marmet, · and ·wlntleld, lng Ill or ,dlacharg!IW chUdJ-.n. the lnvenllm of the ...... medla," In llddii!Gn to his Pll'8llta he are on the alll Patrol caro have been aoi!p. , The patJGl uraoo all motorloto Wade lo llll'VIved by throe sisters, BOAT MOVEMENTS: ed to loll'"' - · inorqlng 1!111 to ~· extreme c:auum wben.nepuey Pollee Chief Roberi J. lllrbara, . Carol Am IIlii Judy GALLIPOI.JS LOCKS - E"o i,Jnokel' aa1c1 the lad-. or ~~ - one brother, Walter, bla Arkansaa down 3:15p.m.; Semet evontng and ,lilY violators noted prooch!ng alq>ped buoe.: wW be arrested. aDeged pollee brutall~ are IDI- ~ Nro. Jomea down 12:40 o.m.; Etta Kelce 0(1 cler lnveotlgatlm by the Chlciii!D Soarla, Columbua, IIlii M r o. 1 0.111.; Boyoo Lallelne up !:SO pollee department's lnternal Ja. Cl,ydo I4IJmard. Orville; Ohio. a.m.; Harbor Point u,p 2 Lm.; vestigatlona unit. '"Theae aeta Funeral oervlces ..W be held Franklin Pierce \It rl a.m.; Beck- If they took place - are re- Tuesday at 2 p.m. at tho na..Jon! ... 8 o.m.; SOivoy"" 8:40 .. grettable," he aald. U.,a Coote F'w!erol Home with I The progremo clelalted lensth.Y the Rev. lllu llonalole olllcl.ltKANAWHA !UVEll - London, .Don't fend ...... """., ._ p!am!ng by leaders or the pro. !ng. Borlal will be ln Mites celnll E. Booolao ... 4:20 o.ni.; Martest groups dating beck to Nov_ ~. Rulllltd. Frlondo tn1¥ call met, Lelia C. Shearer - n 9 16, 1967. II the Rutland Fomerol Home p.m. I Polly II. up 11:15 p.Di.; The programs described t h e onytlme. Brian B. 111 11:35 p.m.; Aion R. protest leaden as "hard core Merrill up 1:10 a.m.: W. H. Shav.. radlcalo" and oald they had been er, Jr. down 2:35 a.m.: George j f(n&trumental" in other diBniPT, Price d...., 4:40a.m.; Elgertioo.s across the COUDtry, Includclllf 111 5 Lm.; M~ Stile down ing thole at universities. 6:20 ..... . DIDO !UVER - Lock 13, Maey Dana Aldrich, Raclne, was reEllen -down 2:45 a.m.: Elisha IDOI'ed to Veterono Memorlol t- . First Heart-Lung Is Transplanted Cur£.ew 14 ~ HiahwtJ< level-a! c\>111' : SINGI!lJIS TO CONVENE Pr. l'llli'.A$ANT - , . .... IIIII Cclull1:r SIIIII'W c..-...will be .....,.......,,.- . ,, ......... · ·N ti • ..~ ·, 11 the a· ~)l· o o i lfli ,Jfi, . A·look ot the F - � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. 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